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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1970-11-26 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesaj 17 I I .. .,. ··------ J • • • ·, • . re r e !.·ire rom a .1ne ~ * -:.ti ?:i -.& ?:i ".ti -.& :er ?:i ' - ' :Jane Fonda's Auto Rentals Lead to Panthers' Arres·t . - " ' . · OAILY l'ILOf •1111·,.,..,. WATERS FAMILY DECORATES TREE FOR MISSING DAD For Downed Pilot's Family, Holidays Are • Time for Hope The Undefeated ' Priso1ier' s Wife Beats the Blues By BARBARA KRElfllCH Offflll DlllY ll'llltl 11111 Thanksgiving Day for Mary Ann Waters of South Laguna and her two children. Robert, S and Samantha , ~. tt.artecl out with a dinner of pig fat and pumpkin soup. T'he symbolic meal was served at 10 i .m. in Los Angeles Pershing Squa;e .by families of American servicemen m1ss1ng or held prisoner in Nortft Vietriam. "it's jUst to remind , people 1how our husbands and falhers are spending 'J'hahksgiving ," ~xplainod Ma.ry Ann. "Afterward Ute.children and I will have a tradit.iorlal Thanbgiving with m Y rt.latives, because I want them 1.0 le;im about that too:" -. The hoUdays, says Mary Ann, are "d1f- ficUlt for UJ." Four years ago. on ThanksglY\ftg Day In !'966.'her hu.!lbi\nd. Air force Csptaln Samuel E. Waters, then %9, new off to VieUlam from Okinawa , where he had been .!ltationed for two years. Robert was 22 months olcl lhen, ahd baby Samal}lha. knoWn a.!I Mandy. w3s four months • old. Both were bom on Okinawa. On Dee. 13. 1966. Ca pt. Waler-3 Fl~ jet wa.s shot down over North Vietna."ll. It Unruh to Tell Plans LOS ANGE~ES (AP) -Jess Unruh . wbctse bkt to become Califonila's go\/!; mot w1u1 rejecttd No v. 3, called a Deci. J ne1'.!I conference W@dne.!lday to di.Mlose his future plans. Sources in Unn.ih'1 Los A11geles office gaid the former 0tmocr11tic Assembly spe•ker would aMounet acceptance. aLa specific Job. '· was a bad Chrisbnu. For four years now, there. hu been QO word ;(\t all of 1Capt. Waters; and tbe . bolidays"became increasingly ''difficult." But this year, there is a note of op- timism in the Waters home, high on a wooded hillside in Soulh Laguna . The family has learned an 1 l ·po u n d Christmas package will be permitted. The preYious limit was six pounds, and a.!I recently a.!I 1967, Christmas pack.ages ad· dres.'led to the missinf men were simply returned to the senders. "I really feel the tremendc>wi amDunt of publicity given the plight of the prisoners in this Collntry and throughout the world is having ltM'le effect," says Mary Ann •.• "You know;•80 pe.fcent of lht: mail from · the prison campg th1t has reached tl!ls c1Juntry has come in the last nii\e months, . sin ce all the organized effort started to persuade Hanoi to live up to the Geneva convention.'' Robctt. proudly wearing the lndian headdress he madF for the kindergarten Thanksgiving Papnt at Al im School. has also made 1 paper chain and 1 star wh ich he and .Samantha carefully plact on a miniature Otristmas tree. "With an 1 l·pound pack.age we can put In a lilUe tree along with the food lhll year." their mother explains. The mail arrives and she txcu~ herseU to skim through it. "Ev'ery day I think there just mighl be a letter from him. You know, one or the famlUes in San Diego got 111 letter 1fter five years." But the.rt ta no letle.r this Thanbglv· ing. Mary Ann, 11 trim , 111tlractive blonde lllee PlllBONER"S Past II Mesa Police Net 1:lynamite Cache _ ¥ undercover investigation by detec- tives of the Costa Mesa Police Depart· menl Wedne&d1y night 1.anded a '3--year old•ija!flhoin' m,lJI in· jail for ill',ti>I to . aell 102 rtiW or dynaO'!ite . .H~ld in lieu <I· tllM ball · rel-. posaeasion of illegal explosiVi!s i.s Da,•iA ' Frank Platter, 23, of 13415 WashinatOn St., Hawthorne. orr.icers said he had transferred the ex- plosiveg from bis home to Gisler Street and Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa Police Arrest Panther Chief In 'Tip-ofr NEW ORLEANS (UPI ) -Police have. arr~ted the leader of tilt Black Panthers in New Orleans and 24 alleged sym· pathirers of the militants who -com· mandeered .an apartment In defiance. of city housing regulations Oct. 15. Police said Wednesday actress Jane Fonda unwittingly helped in the arrest of Panther Harold Holmes and the other 2-1 by supplying them with four rental cars to attend a Washington . O.C .. conve nt.ion. Miss Fonda was in New Orleans Tues· day to demonstrate her support of the Panthers. She rented the cars during her visit, thu!J tipping orf police about the trip. The militants were arrested as they were leaving for WaJJhingt.on . Police formed 11 road block and took them Into cuStody without incident. Polk:e said the_y charged Holmes with criminal anarchy, trespassing a n d criminal mischief. His bond was set al $50,000. The, other 24 we1e charged with criminal trespass: and criminal mischief. Authorities had been trying to remove the Panthers from the Desire Housing Project apartment for six weeks throuGh negotiations and armed confrontation. where 1 sale to Dtt. Norm Kutch hid been attempted. Two other per80ns were arrested when the trans1ct.ion wai madt: but only Pla~~ ter 'fl'll ehar:itd, accotdlnC · lo ~ • Mesa Pollcoe~ ,. ,NII*: declined to speculate on wbeO!er P111tter was • ~ber of • political ac- . tlviat ring « whit the dynamite he allegedly held for 11\e wa.!I intended for. Kutch w111 led on Platter't trail through so me· local Informants who told hi m that he was holding the dynamite and wa.!I ''looking for an out.let for the re· malnder of the case." Kutch, along with Det. Robert LenMl't, also of the Costa Mus Police Depart- ment. contacted Platter in Hawthorne and agreed to buy the explOdliYes for $300. The money, however, wu never 1::r· changed between the police officers and Platter. The investigators also contacted the U.S. Treasury Department for assistance with ttie case but were told by an agent that federal law will not cover the possession and sale of explosives until feb. 12, 1971. They did agree to assist with the surveillance and apprehension. though . Newport Youth Killed in Beach Tangle With Bus A 17-year old Newport Beach youth was killed and another m an injured We<J. nesdey night when an automobile collided with a loaded Greyhound bus on r11in- 111ickened P11cific CoaSt Highway tn Hun- tington Beach. The youth was identified by police as James 0 . Hutter , 214 Fern St., Newport Beach. He wa.!I pronounced dead on ar· ne.!lday night whan an automobile collided rival 11t Huntington lntercornmunity Hos· pita! following the 8:42 p.m. aef;ident. Mark E. Raphael, of .~Sherman O;ik..~. driver of the weatbound bus. was hospitalized with minor injuries. He is reported to be In satlsfactory·condition. Pope Begins Asia Trip In Hail of Criticism VATICAN CITY (AP! -Popt Paul VI left tod1y for a to.day journey to Asia and the Pacific amJa critkism from many Catholics and concern over whether he is well ·enough lo-go. SEE MAP, PAGE l On the eve of the trip, which will like him kl seven countries, the 73-year-old pontiff WAS pronounced "in perfect health" and fit for tht n .cm-mile journey. the ninth and longest of hls seven-year reign . The remark on the pontifr's health. Issued by the Vatican late Wednesday night and quotin1 bi.! per1001l physician, was prompted by a comment made by Eugene Cardinal Tlsaerant. The cardinal u ld. in a French televiaion interview that tbe 'pope was "vi!ibly ill" and bad to be: supported after a publk audience Nov. 11. The Vatican. quoting the Pope's perllDnal physician. d e n i e d the: tlatements. B\ahop Paul c. Marcinckus. who has planned eight of the Pope't tours. in- cluding the latest, said the pontift'1 doc· tor11 felt his health was fine.. The bishop said his prime concerM were the Poj:>e'• penchanL11 for mixing with pressing crowds and tleeping less than seven hotu1 nl&hUy. -. • ~ -:.ti 'ti-.(:( "'1:i ;;· . . - \ DAILY PILOT * * * 1oc * * * THURSDAY, ·NOVEMBER 26, '1970 VOL. U, NO. 1Q, ' SICTIOMJ, 1M ll'AOl:S "',,... MOVES. TO·NEW ,JOB Ex:oop Bo11 Mort.n JOINS UNEMPLOYED · Ex·1ecret•ry Hickel' President Fires Hickel From U.S .. Cabinet Post WASHINGTON fUPFl -Walter J. for the. 1ake of the gene.ratiODI of Hickel. fired by President Nl:ron bas left Americans who will follow us ." the cabinet offelrng no excuses but • Morton praised Hickel for giving · "a seven.word phrase I.hat may be the . epitaph lo his term as Interior Secre111ry : new dimension to solving problems facir\e "J had to cto it my way." this counlry," but. he gave no other hi,rit ThoR wotd.!I were the subsl.B nce or whether he would . follow Hickel's get-- Hidcel's only public utterance Wednesday tough policy with industry -particularly after he wa.!I unexpectedly called before. the oil industry. the President and dismissed. The immediate current behind Hicke1'1 But in saying• he had to do it his way, dismissal m1y have been a television.IP. the plain-spoken ·former Alaska governor pearaoce on CBS about 24 hours earlier. may have zeroed in on the very reasons During the interview he implied but did for his departure. not say openly., that his vigornus pursuit Hickel's "way"' I "c I u de d pub 11 c of erivironmental protection might have . . . . ... . . . ; . . . statements that he would be fired before angere4 busineM and' indus.try leaders, he would resign : that the President of the ·Ind ~t· the)', i.n .ltlm might. ~a~ -.. United Sta~.' ~ghf·t~11~n rrlon f~'IY· 1 p~Ut( on.~1Whtti .H~-l:I~ ~ . ,:, to the yoµnf voice! of d1wht; ,•lid lhfl' "If I go away .. J'm .going .aw4y with an protecUon1of the envli'onmtftt shi:luld t1ke · . arrow in my heart and not a bullet in my ,,-,,. precedence over a)most everything e!Je. back." · , .. ·, . . •' Nixon' •. who si.jd he would ·~inate GOP National Chairman Rogen · C; B. Morton~ a Congre.siman from Miryland's eastern 'shOre to replace Hlckel. said the dismlssal came because the. two men lacked "cOntidenCe In· each other. Hickel got the woJd durir1g a ~minute ses:;ion . with NiKOfl, an uncxpeclet\ en- .counter that Caine initead til a planned budget meeting. Two hoUrs later Hickel, Sl, returried to I crowded fifth ftoot con· ference room in the department he no longer headed and told re.porters; "The Pre.!lident personally .tenninated me .about two hours ago. There 's rtaJly nothing ! can aay at ,this li!fl' to help the 1itu1tion -or u)' to hurt ti. . "Given the hostility toward me when 1 first arrived, tntne,.of those incredible decisions I had · to make Immediately afterward, trylnl: to do I job for the President 100 alJ .. Amerlc,ane and 80!TlehoW survive u an individual, I had to do It my way." . ~orton. u expected, announced be would 1cttpt the· nominlat,idn.' And in: 1 statement released In W1shlngt.on, he placect heavy emphaiu on 'cleaning .up the .wJronment. "The President and 1 art united In our. goal -very aim ply. we must clean up America.'• Morton said . "We must purity our environment for our own 1ood and Orufe. 1fe~ier · • ' . Residents ot the~ Oringe Coalb t can exPect ' more.1 dairip weather 1 Thank1giving Day with lncre .. ing cloudlnea 1nd,temper1turea around 70 degref!a. Clearing by P,riday with a 20 pf:rtent chance ol rain. -. ' . ' INSmE TOpAY The Chria:tma.t ,,~opPtng ltOIOft. ofliciallv and tTOclitlonollv ·1><· gini TMrilugivinQ Oay and to-• diiy'• IO+pog< l>AILY ·PIWT ;, ch0<k·f1<U of SJJ<ciol Chm'"'°" 3'hoppino boraamt. Ji1:ad cart fully and &kiri shopping. . ' i ' ; 1 ., •, .. ; • ' \ ' ' s Students' Tl1ank You's Make His Thanksgiving By GEORGE LE IDAL 01 1M Otllr Plitt Sl\_111 THERE ARE days In any adulfa Ille when thln11 happen that let him know he's made the right career choief:. Last Friday was a day like that for this reporter. Not one, but two, first grade elasses expres.sed their thanks for articles I'd done. In the mail came an ominoll.!, large, brqwn envelope carrying a missive from the principal of, Gates Elementary School in El Toro. Sure. I'm 29, but 1 hi~'t,.been out {)f school long enough to open a letter from a pfinclpil without . feelln1 some trepidation. His Jetter said the enclOled was to thank me for the nice article J'd done about his school's "junior' first" pre>- gram. No thanks were nece:asary I thouiht, as'J perused the neaUy lettered pictures. What made the thank you special was that these six- year olds had taken the time to send their best -their own original art. THEN, AFTER LUNCH, a call came from Lhe front de sk. A first grade teacher had come to thank me for an artlcle. To my surprise, I met Mrs. Anne McClurg of Wilson School, Costa. Mesa. She smiled and said she'd brought thari.Ks• from her class. The big, blue cover -read "Thanks, George" and inside were 26 identical expressions of thanks .. for my desk.'' Mrs. McClurg had gotten hu desks -the desks she fou1ht for for seven • years -and she's thanking me, I thought. That's class, I said to myself. EACH INSCRIPTION carried a pjrsonal picture. hand drawn with cray· ons showing: desks, glorious desks, desks that don't tip ove r, desks that don 't · spill pencils aqd books over the floor, desks that don't match, bu\ nevertheleu .. uew, adequate'desks. _ Unknown to the children , or Mrs. McClurg, that assignment laid me up for four days with a Wrenched back. It seell)S my under thirty muscles weren't . used to stooping to photograph the little ones whose desk.s somehow didn't fit. ; All ol which mall:ea their grateful atUtude. more appreciated. So. now it 's my turn. THANK YOU Mrs. Margaret Pratley of Gates Elementary School for -being the warm, loving teacher that you are. Without you there would have been no story for me to cover. And my thanks to your principal. Arnold Ber· man. And thank you Mrs. Anne McCJu rg for also being warm and for being feisty enough to go before the school board and demand better desks for your • charges. And· thanks lo the cl\ildrep that both of you teach. ~aguna' s Flood Control Effort Gets Big Start ~ small start toward the ultimate solu· tt6n of the fiood problem in Laguna Can· y9n can now be made with an ap- pn,prlat.Jon of fl0,000 by the federal gtyernm1nt, . • br..P County Flood Conlri>I Ensllleet Gtorge Osborne said the Initial ap- pkpriaUon would allow a start toward stjlvina a prob~ that ha.s been up. permolt In the minds of county agencies for 331 years. iAUhough the '10,000 ls far from enough to'. complete the survey, estimated to coat $115,000, it does allow preliminary plans tq: be made with the hope that additional fund! will be forthcoming. ;Jn 1937, Osborne noted, lhe Board of S~rvlsors requested federal assistance for this coastal canyon project. but not uritil 1945 was any success realized. In that year, Congress authorized a flood cOntrol survey but failed to appropriate fun ds. :.\ com prehensive plan of nood control works in Orange County involving Federal participation was adopted in 1936 but Laguna Canyon was not included. This plan resulted in the construction of Prado1 Brea and Fullerton dams in lhe early 1940 sand Carbon Canyon Dam in 1909. In ~tare!\ 196,9 the U.S. corps of Engineers rompleted a flood plan in· formation reporl which pointed to ex· tensive flood hazard in the canyon and basic data in that report will be used in the upcomi ng survey, Osborne said. lf the survey is rompleted soon it DAILY PILOT Ntwp•rt I••• 1..-t•M lnl• c .. ,. """• H1lltf ......... fe111t.1'1 Vtift.., s.. a ..... OlllANOE COAST PUll.ISHING COMPAH't Rob,rt N. W114 1"ruld1nl 1r,d P11l>llWI" J.clr 11. C11rl1¥ Vitt l'r'":ci•JU l r.4 GIMrll MIMflM' lko1T111 K11vil fcl!IOr lholft11 A. Murphint M~11ttlnt ldl!tt Rlc.h1rd P, Hi ll 1ou111 °'""" c...n1r 1E•1tor Offl ... 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C.lf Me.a, (allM,,'111, s.Ait<t;,t..., .., c.tri1ilM' .11,14 ~I 1W "''" U,11 ,_,ll'tlrl ~li!MT ftltlnfjlfni, tl.21 '""""'It, , • • might be ~119Jble for facilities to be plan· ned for joint purposes, the engineer said. "For example, • dapt to be built for retarding atol:1b wale!\ could also be in· tejrated wi ,~anned freeway s~c· lt.tfes," bt.saM.T" ''Laguna Canyon has special nood con· trol pro~lema. due to its ruged physlorrapby and rapid r u n o f f s • ' 1 Osborne noted. "It is an expensive pro- blem and local agencies lack the financial means to solve it on their own." The flood control district and the city of Laguna last year ronstructed a flood rontrol channel through the lower part of the channel but Osborne said this channel provides partial protection only against floods of 2.>year frequency. Federal standards call for protection against floods of 100-year frequency and will be the objective o( the new survey. Japanese Brace For Ri ght Wing Group Violence TOKYO IUP I) -The Japanese government, fearing the hari·kari death of one of Japan's most famous authors might inspire right-wing v Io I e 11 c e , ordered hundreds of riot police today into defensive riosf!!1'~.s !!'!Nlughout Tokyo. Novelist Yukio Mishima called for • military uprising in the name of the Emperor Hlrohi lo Wednesday before he committed hari-kari and was beheaded in classical Japanese warrior style. Metropolitan polief: said the All.Ja pan Patriol Federation, an organization of 217 rightist groups, may try to march against Prime Minister Eisaku Sato's residence to protest his comment that Mishim a "must have bee n insane." Specially • trained riot polite w e r e deployed in the streets leading to Sato's residence, to the mlllt.ary defense agency headquarters and around other army posts In the city . Government officials and police feared ?t1ishima·s drimatie appeal for a return to military and Imperial rule may inspire violence from Japan's rightist organita· lions, eslJmated to number 400 with a combined membership near 700,000. Seieho Matsumoto, a well-known author of historJcal novels. to ld • nationwide lelevision audience that Mishima's death mtghl enoourage young officers In Japan's 260,000 man defense forces to at- tempt a coup d'etat as they did in 1936. British Mo111 Bears 18th Child-a Girl STOKE-ON·TRENT, England JUPI J - A 38-year-old grandmother give birth Wednesdey to her 18th child. Mrs. Jeanne Clutton, wife of a miner, now hits 11 daughters and IQVtn sons. The lat1s1 ehlld is a 1lrl. "This Is definitely my last one," &ht &aid. ''1 can't so on having ehildrtn forever.'' Top Nuclear Expert Dies 111 Cracl{up BOULDER CITY. Nev. (AP) -A. downdraft that apparently sent a mall plane diving Into l.a~ Mead took the Ille of Atomic Energy Commluloner Theos Thompson, America's top man In nucleat weapons development and testing. Thompson was killed along with two other passengers when the National Park Service plane crashed in 300 feet of water Wedn~day. The pilol survived. Bing Dowdy, a tour boat captain who '4•itne.ased !he crash. said the single engine plane was skimming the water at 50 or 60 f~t when it suddenly nosed straight down Into the waler "as if a giant hand was pushing il." An A~C spokesman sajd It appeared the pllne hit« down draft in !ht 60 mil e per hour winds "hipplilg over the.Jake. The Park Service said the plane was on a patrol filght over the Lake Mead Na- tional Recreation ·area and th a t Thompson was along to observe the Jake and surrounding area in connection with weapons testing at the Nevada nuclear test site about 75 miles away. Th e tour boat Echo pulled the pilot , Chuek Roland , from the water. He was taken to Boulde r City Hospital, where doctors reported him in satisfactory con· dition. Th e wreckage of the plane sank quick· Jy, and a search by boats, planes and helicopters produced no 1ign o f Thompson or the other men aboard. Also killed were Jack Rosen. an aide traveling wilh Thompson. and Bill Smi1h, an employe or a private contractor at the Nevada nuciear test site. Thompson, SZ, had come to Las Vegas to visil the test sile and speak at a meeting of state legislators about the need for continued nuclear testing. His involvement in nuclear weapons went back almost two deeades to lhe time v.·hen he worked al the La1vrcnce Radiation Laboratory in Livermore, Calif .. where prototypes of new nuclear weapons are manufactured. Thompson went from Livermore to the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratories in New ~1exico. another key installation in the nuclear weapons d e v e I o p m e n l system. In 1955 Thompson left Los Alamos to become director of the nuclear reactor program at Massachcsetts Institute of Technology, a post he held until con· firmed as a commission member in June 1969. 4 Camp Raiders Given Medals By President WASHINGTON (AP) -President Nix· vn has personally pinned medals on two officers and two enlisted men who took part in the weekend raid on a North Viet- namese. prisoner of war camp. The decorations were awarded in special ceremonies in the state dining room of the Whit.e House. As he presente d the medals, Nixon said the United States will do all it can "al the diplomatic table and in other ways " to liberate American .'prisoners of war. He did nol elaborate on the "other ways." This Thanksgiving, the President said, Americans could be proud that the nation has men like those honored. ll was "a day that makes us very proud of the United States." Ni:iton said. The awards and the volunteers who received them were : -The Distinguished Service Medal to Air Force Brig. Gen . Leroy J. r..1anor. 49, of Morrisonville. N.Y.: planners of the rescue attempt and veteran of 345 com· bat missions In World War II and Viet- nam. -The Distinguished Service Cross lo Army Col. Arthur D. Simone. 52, of New York City. who led the assault. -The Distinguished Service Cross lo Army Spec. l.C_ Tyrone J, Adderly, 27. of Philadelphia, for disregard for his own life i111 approaching heavy automatic v.·eapons fire and "neutralizing" the enemy with return grenade fire. -The Air Force Cross to Tech. Sgt. Leroy M. Wright, 38, of Little Falls. l\1inn., a helicopter crewman who helped lay down covering fire during evacuation of Son Tay after suffering palnful injuries to his left foot and ankle during his craft's landing in the prison compound. \\'right was on crutches at the cerem ony . Meanwhile, at Ft. Bragg, N.C .. the HJ? Green BerelS who had a hand in the U.S. commando raid Into North Vietnam have rome home for Thanksgiving . A rush of wives and childl"f'n greeted the men "'-'hen they stepped from three Ci23 transporl planes Wednesday at Pope Air Force Base. ' None would discuss the fruitltss prison- er of "'ar rescue mission ca rried out last Friday. "\Ve're going lo do 1t again , maybe." ~aid Lt. Col. Thorne r..tarlow. a Pentagon information officer who accompanied the soldiers. "So "'e're not gong to say anything." The Beret.s. all stationt!rl at Ft. Bra.g, In eastern North Carolina . had been gone since eerly August preparing for the raid on a North Vietnamese POW camp about 23 nliles west of Hano i. Love ign Sprouts SACRAMENTO (AP] -Rain bring• many things, ineluding the simple nott "love'' sprouting bright green In three- foot long letters from !re1h 1rass setds sown on thC! Capitol 1!1wn here. At· tendanta sald lhty didn't know how it got there, but didn't try to remove il. Bay Swap Ruling Near Flurry Ends Court Figlit; Ju dge to Decide By TOM BARLE\' 01 l~t Diii• l"llt! St11! The extended Orange County Sup('rior Court battle over the Upper Ne"'porl Bay land swap between the county and the Irvine Company ground to a temporary halt Wednesday with a final flurry or legal oratory before Judge Claude M. Owens .. After the hearlni. Judge Owens said he expects to rule on the Issue wilhin the next two weeks. But all five h'wyers Involved in the complicated case agreed that his ruling will be only lhe beginning of an appeal process Ih a! is expected tn carry the case to the U.S. Supreme Court. The complex case rinds the lrvine Company, Orange County and the State or California arguing in support of the ex- change of public tidelands for. prlvale uplands. County Auditor Y,. A. "Vic" Heim and a group of Newport Stach rtsidents are asking the L'OUJ'I to declare the land trade unconstitutional AttorneY. Philip Berry, representing the Newport Bt.ach homeowner1 contesting the trade, a.aid in his final 1rgume.nt.." Wednesdaf thal the Irvine Company was attempting to adapt rigid state codes on Newport's Tonner Victorious Coast Aviatrix Wants to Try Aerobatics A Newport Beach aviatrix has set her slghU: on aerobatic competition following her first victory in a major cross country race. Shirley Tanner, who first got into an airplane two years ago is proving herself as a cross counlry raei!r. but says she wants to compete in aerobatics . "ll takes a couple of yea rs to become proficient, but I would like lo go to the national aero b a t i c championships . There's only one other woman who flies in them. and there were no women this. year Jn the internationals. Of course, that's all quite a ways away," she said. Meanwhile. the Newport resident is making her mark in the racing world. She took first place in the Long Beac h to Las Vegas race Nov. 15, beating out a field of 26 men and women for the $300 first prize money. "We really socked it to ·em," she said nf her fligtit in her tiny single engine Champion Cltabria. The Henry Ohye Trophy Air Race wa.11 the third race Miss Tanner has entered. She took second place in the Palms to Pines Race in August and sevenlh place in the Pacific Air Race !PAR ). "I got lost," she said in explaining her poor showing In the PA.R. He_r finish in the Palms to Pines race, which is for women only, Is more im- pressive when you realize the first three finishers all have instructors ratings and can boast more than 8,000 flying hours each. tfiss Tanner and her co-pilot for that race had a grand total of 500 hours bet ween them. She said she got into racing because some friends told her it would be fun. And at the end of the Las Vegas race- her third race -she was the only pilot who exceeded her handicap. "Handicaps are set up on the basis of the manufacturer's estimation of th~ plane's maximum speed. In my case it's 110 mph, but I new at 115 mph. so I had a plus Jive rating. The nearest score was a minus two," she said. Jim Gross of Anaheim, flying a Pipe r Cherokee 180 was the serond place finisher and Lynn Newton of Balboa Island was third in a Cessna 172 Skyhawk. The Las Vegas race was the last this yea r and she said racing won't reswne until March. In the meantime, the aviatrix will be working on acrobatics and possibly get· 1 ing an instrument rating. "The Citabria ls designed as an aerobatic trainer,·• she noted. development of tidelands to fit iti; plans for dcvelop1nent of the Upper Bay. The sta le high courl has declared th11t "constitutional provisions relating lo the lidelands trust are to be mos! liberal in favor or the public ," Berry noted. It was also stated, S,rry added, that tidelan ... ds ered by prjvl:te enterprise, for development "must be found and be determlne;d by the l:.eglsl?'.urc to be valueless for trust purposes." "No such condition e~ist~d in the Upper Bay," Berry coritended. "It has ~ proved in this courtroom that the 157 actts of tidelands traded io the Ir vine Company by Orange County for 450 acres of uplands were of immense value ~­ logically and of much1greater value than the Irvine land flnancially." Berry 's ar1ument countered that of Irvine Company attorney Robert Warren, earlier in the Wednedsay session. Warren warned Judge Owens that condemnation of lhe land swap as Ulega.I wo uld similar· ly outlaw comparable development! of ocean front property at Huntington Ha rbour and in the Lowe r Newport Bay. Acceptance of the intervenors' argu- ment would bring into legal question eve ry tidelands development si nce the pertine nt state rode was adopted in 1879 and that would include .ruch shoreline buildup as the San Francisro waterfront, Warri;n said. Deve lopment of the Upper Bay would actually increase public ownershlp, War~ rcn argued. It would, he said, give the public greamr boating facilities. open up the entire area for a wide range of water sports and include the creation of a chain or public parks \vhich would co-exist with marinas and commercial development~. But Judge Owens was immediately urged by Berry lo recognize that the Up- per Bay land trade was "simply illegal. "It is outside the spirit of public trust! and il has been abundantly shown by !he evidence in this courtroom to be opp0sed to the public interest," he said. Berry was backed by atlorney Duffem Hebing who. argued for County Auditor Vic Heim that the Irvine Company'a methods throughout Lhe Upper Bay land swap history ha d been to ''force a square peg into a round hole. "They were determined to do this thing In jusl their way and they would never even consider an alternative plan or recognize that there was one ,·• Helsing said. "We could have seen lrvlne develo?- ment of the ba y in some other way ," Helsing added. "We could have seen the From Pqe l PRISONER'S WIFE ... • adoption or a plan which rould have given them an even bigger central channel than the one they. want and we could have see n a plan which would have given them land under a leasing arrangement.·• wilt.I a ready smile turned JO Lhis year. "That was something!" she grins. "Imagine -I was only 26 when Sam Left and now l'm JO! But I guess I don't mlnd." A typical service wife. she met Sam in Denver when he was attending the Air Force Academy and she the Colorado Women's College. They wcnl together for two years and were married in Las Vegas when he was graduated. He immediately left for pilot training in Texas. "In January we'll have been married nine years," says Mary Ann, "and I figured out we've been together exactly 21., years. Even \\'hen we were in Okinawa, he w;is always fl ying off somewhere." After the bad ne"'-'S of December. 1966, t1ary Ann brought the babies to Laguna , \\'here her mother had lived for 10 year~. She bought the house in South Laguna as a "project." "It was an old place and really a mess." she explains. "I'd studied interior decorating so J fl1ured fixing it up would give me something to do. I didn 't want to JlO to work because the children were so little. lt's kept me busy." For the past year, with the cloak of silence lifted from the wives of missing men. there has been lots more to keep them busy. Mary Ann has helped wi th the cam- paign to write letters urging Hanoi to comply with the Geneva convention, irten· 1ify the prisoners. permit them to cor- respond with their families and allow in. spection of the camps by th e Red Cross. She has made two trips to Washin gto n 10 enlist the aid of legislators . appeared al rallies and on television and spoken to. many clubs. "We've really come a long way,'' she says cheerfully. "We all get down In the dumps sometimes and reel like cry ing. but that \l'OU\d be admitting defeat. I'd cry all dey if I thought ii would help get Sam home, but I know it wouldn't -and J'm not about to let them defeat us!" "Leasing is permissible under tidelanda trust ~guLatlons, '' Helsing a~. Auditqr Heim sparked the Upper Bay lawsuit when he was eued by Orange County and the lrvihe Co. for non-pay. ment of Irvine dret'.!glng bills Incu rred In the company's first incursion into Back Bay waters. But what was recognized as an agreed move between the parties to test the con· slltutiona!Jty of state cOOes became an adversary action when a group of Newport Beach homeowners led by engineer Frank Robinson succeS1fully asked Judge Owens for permission to enter the lawsuit as intervenors. Arguments by Berry, Warren, Helsing, Deputy Attorney General Jay Shavelson for the state and Deputy Co unty Counsel Robert Nuttman for the County of Orange ended Orange County Superior Court hearin~s on the Upper Bay lawsuit. Both Orange County and the Irvine Com pany today recognize the trade as It eicisu: and the swap of IRnd has been ef. fected in county rerords. It has befn denied for la:iting purposes by Counly Assessor Andrew J. Hinshaw. A Nylon Shag . Thar's Young In Looks, and Young In Price! 9.95 SQ. YD. IP YOU CAN'T COME IN-CALL 646-0275 for an expert carpet consultant ~·ho \yjJl come to your home with sampl's without any obligation to youl H.J.GARRETT fURNITURE PROFESSJC'NAL INTERIOR DESIGN ERS OpH Moft., Thun. l "L Iva , 22 I 5 HARBOR BLVD, COSTA MESA, CALIF . 6~6 -0275 646·0276 l I I 1 I. Orange Coast ' 1:' oar Hemeto"'11 Dally Pa,per • '•' ' .. VOL 63, NO. 283 , 6 SECTIONS, 1·04 PAGES ' . . DAILY "ILl)T "•ff ,. ..... WJITERS, FAMll Y .DECORATES TREE FOR MISSING 1lAD For Downed Pii ot '• F•mily, Holideyt Are a Tim• for Hope T ·he Undefeated Pr is oner's W i fe Beats the Bl ues ,• By. BARBARA K.RE IBlCH _ • ' .Of ltll O•llY "'"'' II•" · Than,ksgivifig O;iy fnr Mary AM Wat.en of South Lagun11 11l'ld her two chjldreQ. ttnbert. ~ 111nd Sa~antha. '· atarttd Ppt. with • rlinnt.r of pig f1H am! JllllllP'"' ""IP· . ~ isymbo1ie ·1'.J'l~81 Wal!I llerved ~I. 10 11.m. in~ Ange1ei1 Pershing SquarP .hy f•tnilleiii bf Am~kan servicemen missing or :btld prisoner in North Vietnam. ''It's just to remind people how our hulb•nds ' And father~ are ~pendlni:t ~fvtng'." exj>j~inerl Mary Ann. "Af~r1Warri the children-And I will •havP a tr11.ditional Thanksgiving with m Y rela.tives, because I w11nt them lo learn about that too." . ThP holidays, seys Mary Ann. ere ''d1[- fir:Ult. for u11.'' · Four yeA.rs Aj!.O •. f)n Than.ksltfvln~ O~y In 1966. her huib,.nd. Air Force Captau1 Samuel E. ·WRters .. I.hen 29. new off to Vietnam from Okinaw:i , where he had been 11tationf'ri for two yf'ers. R.obt.rt wAs r.l months .old 1.hPn . 11nd baby Sam11olh11. koown 1111 Miindv. ~·:is fnnr monthii old. Botti werP born NI Okinawil ~ "0n Dec. tt. l!lfil;. C11pL Wll1f':r.~ }''l!l:i Jfl.t. w11s ~I . down over North Vietnam . U \l'M 1 bJ11d Chrisl.m1111. ~nr Inur yP11r11 now. therf': has bi'f!n nn wfl!.d it! All of C<1pL Wil!P.r!I. ;ind !hf' bolidey!I ht.r11me increasingl y "riiff.icnll ·• But thil'I year. there il'I " no!.e nf nf)- timism in thr W;iter.'I hOme, hiJ?h on a woi;cted hillside in South l.agunil. ThP. fatWl!Y ha.'1 learneri t1n 1 I ·po u n rt Christmas packap;e will b#. -per m1lted. 1'bt previou:ii Hmit WR~ si t pounds, 11nd ii., r~ntly .11s 196?, Christmas p11ckap:~s ;id- ~ed f.<l the misSI~ mP.n were simply returnf'd to I.hf' ~enders. ·1 'f'Ulfy feel the trenicndnus am'l11nt r1f 1 "Publidt}' giv.en , 'the plight ~f lhe pri~one.M! in this cour\l.ry ;ind lhrnup:hnut the; worlst . is hilving , some effect," s11ys Mlfry Ann. ·:vnu km\.. RO JWrCf'nl nf tht. m11il frn~1 thfi prison rRrnp.c; th11r h;is rf'llC"hPri lh1ii rnynt:rY h:i~ mrne in thr l11!'lt ni11f'. month.~. Coad Weather ' . , Residr.ntit nf · the ·oranae Coast 'can expeel. mnrt d"'!'P ~e.ither 1 t)lankiigivin~ Day wtth 1nrre•~ I Ing cJnudlner;!'li ,. nrl l.empP.raturt.!'li ~rnund 70 deJ{ree~. ClP.a ri nJ? by / Frld1~ with a 20 pnrcenl chance r>l r•in. I NSIDE T OD/\ 'l' ' ~Tlir C:hr;~tmn.~ •ltoppi11,;i 11~0.tnt1 J nff1aoll.11 n11rl. ~rnditfr~'~UJI hll· git1.1 Tllatt lt.~9i1Jr11p Dn11 n.nd t~ da11·~ 104-paQI! nAll.Y, PJl_.OT ,. '. ehotk-full nf 1pecffJ/. Ch.ristmo1 •hopping /)().rpffl~. lf;r.nd cnrc- ftdb/ and 1tnri 1hnppi11g. I I . -.. ~---. I I •1nce 1111 tht pPrsu:idP Ha convent.inn.' gan1ud pfforl ~tarll':d tn i lo live up lo Ott GeMva Jt(lber proudly "!P.aring lhP lndi;in headdrf'.M hf' madP for lhf'. lt.indergartf'.n Th,a(ll<.sgivi11g PA~i!ant ."t Ali!'./' Sc~~. h11S alsri made. 4 .P.~~,, ~e.ln 1.nd. ,•. atar which he and S.111mRntt1a ~refu\ly pl11ca on " minlaturl! Christnu1!'1i trel!. "With an 11 -pound~ckl•I! WI! (_•iln put in a little trf!I! ·irdonl wiU. the food Ot is year." theh' mother e1.pl.lnt. Thf' m11il 11rriver 111'4'1! the l'!J.Cust., her~]{ tn !'!kim through it.' "Every day. I thihk L~re ju~ might ht. 11 letter from him. Vnu know. f'lf!f! of the. ft1mili~ i" San DiPJ:!:O ji!OI. 11 letter ilfter five yeir~." Bul therl! is no letter this Th11:nksi;:iv- ini;:. Mary Ann. 11 trin1 . .oit.lr<1ctive bl~e. !See. PRISONER'S Page. ZI Police Arr est P antli.er Leade r l n Rented Auto /\H•:W ORLEA NS (UPI) -Pnlicr hi1 111! :irrP.•tPd the le11der of the. Black Panthers 1n Npw Orleans anll 24 a\1ej:!:ed ~YJTI· p1Jthi7.er1 nf the mllitanl~. whfl rnm- m11ndeered an apartment in defi ilnCI! nf city housing regulaUons Oct. I~. Police said Wednesdily actr$1' .J11nft Fonda unwlttingJy helped in 1hi! arre.,.t nf P.11nt.he r Harold Holmes and the other 24 by supplyirlg them with four rental rars to attend A Washington, D.C .. eor!Vl!ntion. Mi~ Fonda WilS in Ne" Orll!ans ·Tue.,,. ditv to demonsh"a~ her llJl>port ol the P~nt.her!'li. Shi! reoted the CArs rlurin~ her visit, lhu11 tipping off police about l~e trip. Thi! militants· werl! arrested as they wrre \eavlng for W11i;hington. Polioe formed ,11 ro&d~block and took them into custody wi~l irlcident. Pn!icl! said they ch11rgerl Holmei with rriminal 1narchy, tresp1u1.n« and criminal 'miM:tlief. fli~ borld wa11 aet at S."Jn.000. The other i4 were charged with C"riminal'trhip«Ai~ apd criminal mischief. Authoritil'i:oi had' bet:6 trying to r~OYl'i th, Penthnrt1 froni the Desire Housina Prnject 1p.11rtmenl for 1i1. wet.ks ttrrouGJ1 negotiations and .. armed confront.Ilion. Ba.ndit Hold s Up (:lemcnte Store A lnnfl bandit 1rmetl wit~ 8 .12 c.llber blue stet.I derringer )lehl up a ~mall Sin Clementi! rn.arket Wednesd&y night and escaped with 15(1. Officer. uld he enter~ the 7°11 Market on 502 N. El CflmlM Re11l II I:~' p.m. and , 11fler buying 1 soft drink, df;m11nded the ca~h receipt.I. He i:oi be.:lii!Ved by invi!lrtlMalllr~ In hf! !hf> Pme Mlln r~pon~lhll'I for nthf!I" yn111I rn•rkel ro~ries In the S.n Qemcntt ltff'lll. • Pnlit., .•alrl lh~ ru1111 111,.-nqpcd up t)MI t1sb and made• clean ae.1.1wq. . ~ . OR ANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, NOll EM BER ~6, .1970 TEN CENTS Mesa Nabs Dynamite, One Su~pect Nixo·n Fires Hickel . ' . Rerrioval . Predicted But . V nexpecte.d An 11nderN1vl"r Investigation b:v llPlf"r- tlveit nr thfi Olsta Mesll :Policl! f>epll!t· ment Wf!dnesday night landed a .!3-yP.11r nld HaWthorne man in jail for trYing to ae.11 102 stick:oi nr dy11.11mite . Hi!ld in HeiJ .nf Sfi2.~ hitil lnr po."!11ession nr illegal e:a:ploaivl!ll i11 Davit! Frank Platter, 23, of 13415 Washington St., H..lwthornl!. Officers sate! hf had transferred the Pll· J>losivea. from hi~ home t.o Gisler Slreet and Harbor Boulevard l" Costa Me!!ll where a ule to Def. Norm Kutch had been attempted. Two other persons were arrl!sltd when thl! tran.!1ction was made but nn ly P\itl· ter was charged, according to C.osta Me.!la Poli«. Police declined to speculll~ M whethf!r Platler w1s a member of a 110litical ae- tivist ring or what IM dynamill! hi! 11llegeclly held for sale was intended IN. Kutch Willi led on Plalt.er's tr;iiJ through Mme local infocm1nl"I whtl lo!d him that he was holding the dynarnil.f' ;ind was "k>oking for 11n outlet for lht rl!- m11inder ol the case,'' Kutch . along with Det. Robert Lennert, ,11IS0 of the Coslil Mesa Police DeP,rt- menl., eonhtcti!d Pla tter In Hawthornt! Jlnd ii11trl!ed to buy Uie explo.<1ives for $3M. Thi! money, however, was never es- c~anged betwf!l!n the policl! nffieers 11nd Pletter. The invt!l'tigalor!'li alw conlacled the U.'S. Tr1!1sury Departml!nl for asslst.ancr with the case but Werl! told by 11n 11gent that federal law will not rover the polSl!ssKm ind iiale nf Piplnsives until Feh. 12, 1171. They dfrl 11gree. tn llMl!'t 11111.h tbt surveillll'ICe 1tnd 1ppreheniiioo, lhnugh_ Officer Kulr.h said Platter 11od the:twn nlt)ers werl!· willing .~· 111rr.tnge [or the lrans:~t.a~ion rof t~~Vl!S to ~fl Me.. With their ~fft. ' " Whil• JCutch, Lenni.rt, amt lb.. Treasury agent set up 11urveil11nct <'11 Platter'• home~ they aald they uw the three men rl!moYI! tbl! dynamite from a c11r 11nd tr1nafer it to th• 'pane.I truck. When the thrM men arrived in <'A:oiht Mesa, the nfficers were already theft In rnskl! the transaction. Kutch ~id. 'J'he subsequent arr es I, 111lthougb J1 involved ,11 tol,111 nf 10 police .officers, w11s 11c- C'OmpJished without incident. Officer Kulch praised lhf! lnformal"ll.' a~ "mura~f:("IUI aod dedicated ynuni.:: r.itn:eni; who ll!l.ill hold Jn their heart a lnv1> for thill rountry ind who are sworn tn uphold lb l11wlll. "It ~oe11 wil.houl. ,1111yin.1? lh,111. the!'lif! ~1nung peop}e hltve Jtr.cepted thf' heavy rP.sponsibiHty to r.om,. Iorward with ill· formation which could very possibly have endangered their lives." <..:ollege l<'e asl Location Mo ved To Sigler Park c;oJden Wi!lfl. College sludl'.JllS have changl!d the locatiol'! of thl!ir Thank.,· giving Day least from campua to Wesl· min.!lter's Sigler PArk. Tnt: dlnn@r, which will include turkey, ham and entertainment by l!everal ~k bands, is 1b.!10lutely free 11nd wlll begin at JI a.m. and will continue until every- nne ill fed , according to org1 nir.er, Joh111 Yeiser. Promoted by t~ ca mptu:' Quiescl!ncf' Club, the feast was originally !Cheduled for the l10ldM West CoUeae groumt., but W8ll ch1n1ed to-the ,new location Wed- nesday ahernoon when. the 1dmlnistration declined to )lllUe 1 ~It. SiglP..r l>11rk--located..,.near the inlt.r· llectioll nl Westmittstv Boulevard aod Olive Avenul!, ..., ,.,.., .. MDV.ES TO NEW JO& Ew-l:K>P Bet•• Marian Huntington Crash Kills Newport ijoy . A 17-year old NPwpor1 &Arh yout h wa~ ' .. . ' ~illerl ,11ncj ··=-~·'It Jri~t:ed Wed-n'IMfay~{ 'ffi"11iltn~f&11i~d . ~ ' with a lriided Greyhound bu11 Mi r11ln- 11lickened P11Cititc coast HJifiway in Hun- tington Be11ch. The yoUth WAll -idenUfrecf, by pol~ All ' ' ,J,11 me., 0. Huttf!t', 21• 1'H11 SI.. Newport ReAch. He wal'I prnNMt~ dead on ar- l"leeday ni.l'tll whan a:n 11u1nrnnhi~ collided rivtl at HunUngton lnterc:ommunity Hol!· pil11:I tollowinji! tt. A:42 p.m. a.ccidenl. M1trk g, Raphael, nr Sherman Oi.k11, rlrh•f!r nf the westbound bull, "'":<! hn.<ipitalized .with minor lnjurje~. fie ill rt.ported to he in sttlillfM:lory r.ond jtion. Although tr11ffic invt.sti~Ator11 declinPli to 111ty whn WAS 111 fault, they belil!ve Hul - tP,r had ju!'lt tril!!d·to crnss the 14th Street intersection prior to colliding with the '"'· Thf' imp1tC'l WJll!'li ll(I sPverl! thal the bu11 wa~ turned 11round in thr. wt.stbound lane nf Pa.cific Co1111t 1iighw11 y. nf(icers Jairi . OnlY minor d1maij-. wA1 received. h.v lht bus. hul Hutter'11 c:i:ir wA!'li M!VP.rf!ly rumpled from wh11t 111ppr:J11rl':d In bt, ,11 blow nn !hf' rlriv~1 .. !'li lllidl! nf tht car. Another Crl'l!yhnund bu~ fnllnwln g th,. nnP ririvf!n by Raph<1el manllged to avnjd lhr colli11ion. W11tchcomm11ndf!r .l11ck R.einhnJI.>: !'lillid thp cnlllsion WA~ nn1. or 14 Ar.cident.s ree<1rd~ between S p.m. when thr. driu:J. ing rain hcgan 11nd midnight. Thrcl! of I.hem involved injuries. P hoenix ''. ule Lights Put Up Aftc1· All PHOENIX. Arii. IA.P l -Tht r:ity nf Phoenill" will havl! dttor'Atlon.!I l'.IV~r ils r1owntown 1\rel!!t.s this Chri11tmas lifter el\. Frf!d Nobbe. president m thf'. Civ1r. f'l)l1.11 Ruslnes11 As8ocl1tlofl . 11a1d publie J111ppnrl brnt1ght about the d~iaion to p11t up the ljghts. The illSIOClation hAd .ian- nounr.t!d t1nttllation of the . Annual decorations because of lack of tund!:. WAS.UlNGTON fUPt\ -Walter .t. Hickt.I. fired by Presidenl ~ison his left !hf'. c1binet nffeimg nn ucu~s · h\11 a r;pven-worrl phr1111e fli.8t may ht. ttif: epitaph In his term at1 lntl!rior Seuetacy: "I hoitl t.n On it my wa1 ." Tho!ie. wnrdt'. .were tM 1ubstanee , .nt liickel's only public 11tl.eranC1! Wr:dnesd.l!IY aftl!r ·he ••~ uneipecledly called before the ~ffi!idi!nt 111nd dJSmis.~d. Rut in l!ayinp: he had t('j dn it hi" way, the ~ain-llpoken tormer Ala !'lika governnr m11y h&vl! 1.t.mf!tl in on the very ~1sons for hlt1 ~P:llrturr . .Hickel's Lw11y" I n " I u fl t ii p u b 11,. •la!~enl.~ th111 ht wriuJll ht fired before ht. woulfl re81gn: 1hat r.hf: President of the United Slate~ nuJl:h1' tn li!i!tf!n rnorl! clouly tn the. young vnlce.~ or di11senl ; llnd. th11t protecLion of thl! envimnml!nl ~hoold take precede.nee over almost l!lll!rythini l!J.ill!. Nixon. who "aid hr would nominate GOP NaUon11I ChAirmar. Rogers C. R. Morton, ;i Congre!<Smil n frOm Maryland '• eastern shore to replace. ·Kickel .. said ·lhl! tlismiJ:sal c1me bf!cause· the two me n lacki!d confidf!ncr in eJ11ch other. Hickel got tht. wnrd r1urinit: .a Z.\.mi nut.e 11r.s:rtinn with Nixon, :i:in unexpected en- rounter lhat c11me instl!ad o( ;i planned hudget meeting. Two hour" later HickP..I, ~1 . returried to a crowded fifth floor CGn· ferf':nce room in the dep1rtment he no \nnj:!:l!.r headed and told reporters:· '"T'he Pre~ident personally lermin;itr.d mr about lwn OOur" ago. There's really ;~:~~~; ~l~r '.~:Y a:n t~~.i~t to he!P t~ "Givl!n the hostility toward mP whtri I first arrivf!d. iinmf! nf tliOSf' incredible riecisionl! l had ht , m•k~ .. immed,lately Aherw1rd. trying let · rl!'I 1t job for the President 111'11'1 1H Anteticans and M)mphmif' Jinrvlvt· ~ "" lndivklutl. 1. )lad Id dn __ iny~1v.t' .' : .• · ,,;1 ' . ·~, . 'o.pic.~til,' 1t1Moo1•')1\1 tfOl.1ld acce 'tl\e nomfnl1tt'Gn. '.AWd1'lil· 1 ~atel'nent Nalea~· 1n W11shington. ~ ~ be11vy emPttl1•11'1 on clftnlnr,1,,, 1M 1nvJronmeht. . ': ''The frak:lent Mid ,r 111rt ·•1nlttH tin &1.1, p l -"Very ManPly. •e mWt 'CIMfl 1 up Amf!rlca1 '"Mor~tin•aid.' "·Wi ·,n~ P1il1 nut envlronm~nt for tJ{w.., 1)"1' pM '1ntf tnr tM 1111kf! .,, th'~ i:te~rauonll etf Americ1nit whn will fnilow u~." , MortQn pr:ai~ Hickel for ~vina "1t nf!w dimension 111 .'!tllvinJ{ prnbJems faring thi11 count_ry," but· he RI Ve nn. nther hinl whether he wnuld ffl lklw Hir.ke1'11 get· 1.nugh policy with indusl.ry -particul1rly lhf' nil industry. Tilt. jmml!diate current. behind Hickel'• rlisrnis.1'al may hllvP been 1 lr.levi.!ion •P- Pl!lll:rance nn CRS :ibout 24 hours earlier. Oi1ring !hf! interview M implied but did nnl ~ay npenly. th111I, hil! vigomu~ pursuit nf en11ironmP.nt111 protection might have ,11ngered businP.!I.~ 8.1\d industry Je!lderit. 11nrl thel they in turn might ha,ve put prP.s.,urf' nn lhf' Whitt House. HI! added: ''lf T gn 8way , f"m going awAy Yfith al'I 1rrnw in my heart. ind not II bullet in my back." Susp ect in Boal Theft Ge ts Bail A Newport Beach residenl Is free nn SJ,000 ba it following hi.!! arrest TueMiay nn !!USpicion of' burglary of $300 worth nf items from a boat rlocked in Newport Bay . Ke ith Al11n Shanafelt, 19. of :tOI • C Edgf!w1ter Ave. wa~ booked for thl! ,11.Jleg* ~.burglary nf thP. boating ICCl!.UOJ'if'.ll of( or 11 bolt moored at no. 7 Bay Island. Oet. Todd Wllkin!!Ofl 11id thl!. arrest w1111 ma.de 11fter he •Ue1edly tpof.led Mimi' nf the equipment Jn Shanafelt's apartm.ML Thf'.. inve:"!llgttor had •one lherl! to-queatinn the suspect 's mommale about another cue. Pope Begins Asia Journey Leaves Rorne Under Hail of Criticis m, Con cert:t VATICAN CITY fAPl -Popt Paul Vl IP.ft today for 1 Jo.d1y journey to As\111 .11nd the· Pacllic 1mld crlt.idsm from iriany CAthollcs and (!O('ICern !'IVct whether he is well erKMJgh to JlO. SEE MAP. PAGE I -------On !he: eve or tlle trip, which will ta)ce him to 11evt.n counttle~. the 73-ye•r.()ltt pontlfr w11!'1i pnmoonced "In ~«t ht1lt}I" 11nd fft fnr lhe: 25,000.mila JOOrney. lhf' ninth 111nd long,st of his seven-ye.u rt!ign . Tht rf!mark on th.e pootltf'1 health. , I l~ued hy tbf! V1tie1n latr; Wedneaday nip:hl ,11etrl quotfng bis pcrsnnal physician. w11J1 pmmpted by A comment m11rle by f;ugene CArdinal Tiw r.11nt. ThP r.ardinal 11:11id in 1 Frenrh ~yhlion in\erview lh~t th-. Pope wltll "visibly Ill'' 11nrl h;id tn bt iiupported after • publlc •audience Nov. JI. Thf! Valiel.TI, quoting the: Pof,t's perMIMI }>h)'lici.an, d e " i e d 1ne lll.8tf!ffle/'IL'I. f'~Hop· J'iUl 'C:: M11rcinckus. whft hA~ plonnt<I e1Jih1 .. .,,. th.' l'npt'I '"""' •I•· cludin1 lhe IAltat, said I.ht po1tW'1 doc· • • tors (ell hl~ ht-Alth wa!I fine . The bishop 11aid his prkne concerns were the Pope'• pP.nch.1.nL, for mixing with ·pressin~ crn~ and sleeping less than seven hnurs nightly. But the pontiff'' trip J11 not ·devoid nr nther mntrover'le~. He tla!I devoted the IAst Jew weeb rlefencUng thf! 1oume>' 1nit hi11 rithl to lr•vt.J, u a "mlfalonary; nn thr. move.''.1nd "•pall.or •M,fisberman nfmen.••, .• ,' 1 • ~·nrmosen hi!IMpa Jla.vt •:rillcl:cd hi~ 11eclsk>n tn skip their' l11lantr'and ·atnp In Hon& Kana "on lh• lhrOlhold of China." • • l, ·---·-. ----- ........ JOINS UNEMPLOYED E •-1•cr•t•rv Hiclf•I Pla11r1er s OK Ir vine Plan Action· Dela y Ar.lion by the Orange County Planrung Commission on 'tb~ Irvine Qun,paay'!I 11nerat plan nf dev elopment · for ~%.000 llM'el'I oorth o( the Santa Ana Freeway WAl'I he.It! l"Wer Wedne.~ay for another three wttks. · Planning C!lmmjs~ioners nrdered the de.fay despitf! the _pleas nf 11n Irvine Com- pany e.1ecutivr. 11nd the representative of .11 group Sl!ekinJ! to 11~1trl .11 nt~' city on 18,noo 11cre11 nf the Lrvinl" R.!lnch. County Planning Director Fore 3 t Oick1111on 11u~gf!.~led 1 one week delay to R"ive lrvil"IP rP.prl'!senralivf!r; and member! t'lf thr ph1nning commisSion time to study changes in l1nd USP., ci rculetion and how· ing 'pattern:ii sugg eiited• by the county pl~nning staff. Instead. romm~ionrr~ rtecided threE week.~ wou ld be required. Richard Ree.~. planning 111ce preaident Int the lrvine Company, told the planning rommissinn th111. thP. land use and circuJ,a- lion elements hav, bP.en under study·by the county :iititff for thf' pallt. eight montha itrid should be ready for ild"optiO!l or cleniill. · Hf! c11 lled 11t1rnt1on lo lht. fact thal !hr.re mAy be twn nt.w planning com- missioner ,11fler .J:in. t. lnRBmuch as !htte ere t.wo ·new roUilty i;upervisnrs. He said lhr new rommissioner:oi would want time tn study lhf' Irvine pllln -time which the present comm is.'linnrr!I hA VI!. elr,ady htd. Ray Quigley, reprP.senting the CoWJcil of Communitlt.ll nf Irvine, which i!I at- 1.f!mptinit to incorporA lf! an 18.000-acre city. urged !he rommi:ii.'linn to 11ct belnr.e lht. city pl:in come.~ beforf' the Local Agency Form11tion Commission (LA'F~) JJ11n. Ii. He asked th111. thP. plannr.r~ sP,.cific.aily nntify·LAFC th1111.hey Mve no objection.! tn thl! incorpor11tinn of the.city. Quigley. pre:iented .11 petiUon 1igned by 1.000 resirienl• nf tile Area which warned that "there i~ rlemnnst;rAl.ed Pvidence th11t ttie boundaries .11s pf'f'pm1ed are in jeopardy thrnu gh the thre_a t of an· nei:ation~." Thr pet il.ion further slAtr.d. "There I!: no w11v by law that tbe -boundaries a! ' . prnPf'ISed may bt. protected .from• these threats except through ln~poration.''' Purloined Porke r Puzzles Police DETROIT <UPll -The c.ase of thE JIU(loined potkf!r has Detroit police punl- ed. They're Also 111 bit redfaced. Sheila , the mascot of the Detroit pollct department football te1m , was missing from her pig pen Werlne.-.day when sht . was due for 1 luncheon to promote the "Pia Bowl" g11me with \.hi! W11yne Count.J Sheriff's Dep1rtmenl stars on Dec. l. Detroit polltt 'ai(t they didn't \no" whb ·copped the l2'-wltk-olrl piglet, but ~• Indicated Wayne County Sheriff Wllllarn l,11cA!I: might bfl ccnWdettd 1 prime pig·sro1tchtt ~ Lucas SAkt i1 APPl'-lm°I Oct.roll, Of'ftetn Wert tryina t& cover up their own blunder. I' • s Students' Thank You's Make His Thanksgiving By GEORGE LEIOAL 0t t'llOI Colly P'Mltt ST.it THERE ARE days in any adult's tile when lhlnp happen that let him know he'1 made the right career choice. Last Frld&y ·was a day like that for this reporter. . . Not one, but two, first grade classes expressed lhctr lhanks for articles I'd done. In the mail came an ominouS, large. brown envelope carrying a missive from the principal of Gales Elementary School ln El Toro. Sure, I'm 29, but I haven't been out of school long enough to open a letter from a principal without , feeling some trep!datioo. I His Jetter 1:aJd the enclosed was to thank me for the. nice arUcle I'd done 1bout his school's "junior first" pro- gram. No thanks were necessary I thought, as 1 perused the neaUY letl.m!d pictures. Whal made the thank you special was that these six-_ , year olds had taken the time to send their best -their own ~ _ . ~. AFTER LUNCH., a call came from the front desl'. ~ fiJst ll"lr(e teacher had come to thank me for an article. , To my !Urprise, I met Mrs, Anne McClurg Q( Wilson School, Costa Mesa. She smiled and said she'd brought thanks from her class. Tbe big, blue cover read "Thanks, Georiie" and inside were 26 iden,tical expression:i of thanks "lot my desk." Mrs. McClurg had gotten b,er desks -the desks she fought for for seven years -and she's thanking me, I thought. That's class, I said to myself. EACH INSCRIPTION carried a personal picture, hand drawn with cray- om showing desb, glorious desks, desks that don't tip over, desks thal don 't spill pencils and books over the noor, desks that don't match, but nevertheless new, adequate desks. Unknown to the children. or Mrs. McClurg, that assignment laid me up lot four days with a wrenched back. It seems my under thirty muscles weren't used to stooping to photograph the little ones whose desks somehow dido 't fit. All ol which makes their grateful attitude. more appreciated. So, now it's my turn, TlLlNK YOU Mrs. Margaret Pratley of Gates Elementary School for be.inc the warm, loving teacher that you are. Without you there would have bttn no story for me to cover. And my thanks to your principal, Arnold Ber· man. And thank you Mrs. Aooe McClurg for also being warm and for being feisty enough to go before the school board and demand better desks for your charges. And thanks to the children that both of you teach. Laguna's Flood Control Effort Gets Big Start A small start toward the ultimate solu- Uon of the flood problem In Laguna Can- yon can now be made with an ap- propriation of $10,000 by the federal a:overnment. Orange County Flood Control Engineer George Osborne sal.d the initial ap- propriation would allow a atart toward solving a problem that ha.9 been up- permost in the mind.1 of county agencies for 33 years. Although the $10,000 Is far from enough to com plete the survey, estimated to cost $165,000, it does allow preliminary plans to be made with lhe hope that additional funds will be forthcoming. Jn 1937, Osborne noted, the Board of Supervisors requested federal assistance for this coastal canyon project. but not until ~ wu any success realized. In that year, Congress authorized a flood control survey but failed to appropriate funds. A comprehensive plan of flood control works in Orange County involving Federal participation was adopted in 1936 but Laguna Canyon was not included. This plan result.eel in the construction of Prado, Brea and Fullerton dams in the early 1940 sand Carbon Gany.on Dam in 1959. In March 1969 the U.S. corps ol Engineers completed a flood plan in- formation report wb.ich pointed to ex· tensive flood hazard in the canyon and basic data in that report will be used in the upcon1ing survey, Osborne said. U the survey is completed soon it DAILV PILOT """"' .... ........... CMN MfA H•lltl•n .._. ,. ..... ,.., ........... OlllA.NOE COAST P'UIU5HING COMP'AKY '. R11~1rt N. W11• P'rulHnt ar.d hMllMr Jeck lt. Curle., VI~ Pr•:o.m «.d o.rt.r1L Manl!llf'" lh111111• K•1Yil £dlklr llioMlt A, M11plii11e M1M1fllt fdllOI' fUcli1rd P. Htlf sovtti e>r-1nt0 eounry Edllllr Ofli<o• C.t• M111; »II wnt 111., sr,...t ~ MICll: 2211 W•lt hlllO• aou11v1rf L10W111 lleKl'I: ttr F-t A-M~ llMCfl: 11175 lted'I t111..-.1rf a.Mi Cllmlftlt: :ioJ KCN111 El C..mll'IO ltlMll might be ~ible ror facilities to be plan· ned for joint purposes, the engineer said. "For example, a dam to be built fot retarding stonn waters could also be in- tegrated with planned freeway struc· tures," he said. "Laguna Canyon has special flood con· trol problems due lo ils rugged physiography and rapid r u n o f f s , • ' Osborne noted. "It is an expensive pro- blem and local agencies lack the financial means to solve it on their own." The flood control di.strict and the city of Laguna last year cons tructed a nood control channel through the lower part of the channel but Osborne said this chaMet provides partial protection only against Ooods of !5.ye1r freque ncy. Federal standards call for protection again.st floods of 100.year frequency and will be the objective of the new survey. Japanese Brace For Right Wing Group Violence TOKYO (UPI) -The Japanese government, fearing the hari-kari death of one of Japan's most famous authors might inspire right-wing v Io I ea c e, ordered hundreds of riot police today into defensive PQ!!Ho!'.!'. !hroughout Tokyo. Novelist Yukio Mlsh!ma called for a military uprising in the name of the Emperor Hirohito Wednesday before he committed hari-kari and was beheaded in classical Japanese warrior style. Metropolitan police said the AU.Japan Patriot Federation, an organiiatlon of 217 rightist grollpS, may try to march aga inst Prime P-tinister Eisaku Sato's residence to protest bis comment that Mishima "muSt have been insane." Specially -trained riot police w e r e deployed in the streets leading to Sato's residence, to the military defense agency headquarters and around other army posts in the city. Government officials and police fear~ Mishima's dramatic appeal for a return to military and imperial rule may inspire violence from Japan's ri ghtist organiza· tions, estlmaled to number 400 with a combined membership near 700,000. Seicho Matsumoto, a weU·known author of historral novels, told a nationwide tel<'vis.ion audience that Mishima'1 dealh might encourage young officers in Japan's 260,000 man defense forces to at- tempt a coup d'etat u they d1d in 1936. British Mom Bears 18th Child -a Girl STOKE-ON-TRENT, England (UPI) - A 31-year-41d grandmother 1ave birth Wedne&day to b<r lltb chUd. Mrl. Jeannt Clutton, wife of a miner, now has 11 daughters and seven sons. 'I1le latest chUd is a girl. "Tb.ls Is definilely my last one," 1he st.id. "l can't 10 on havin£ children forevu." Top Nuclear Expert Dies In Crackup BOULDER Cl'l'Y, Nev. (AP) -A downdraft that apparenUy sent a smaU plane diving into Lake Mead took the life of Atomic Energy Commissioner Theos Thompson, America's top man in nuclear weapons development and testing. Thompson was killed along with two otber passengers when the National Park. Service plane crashed tn 300 feet of walet Wednesday. The pilot survived. Bing Dowdy, a tour boat captain who witnessed the crash, said the single engine plane was skimming the water at SQ or 60 feet when it suddenly nosed straight down into the waler "aa if a giant hand was pushing it." An AEC spokesman said il appeared the plane hit a down draft in the 60 mile per hour wind!! whipping over the lake. The Park Service said the plane was on a patrol ftigbl over the Lake Mead Na· tional Recreation area and t h a t Thompson was aloog to observe the la~e and 1urrounding area in connection with weapons testing at the Nevada nuclear test sffe about 75 miles away. The tour boat Echo pulled U1e t>ilot, Chuck Roland . from the water. lie wa!I takeq to Boulder City Hospital, where doctors reported him in aatiJfactory con-- dltion. The v.Teckage of the plane sank quick· ly, and a search by boats, planes and helicopters , produced no 3ign of Thompson or the other men aboard, Also killed were Jack Rosen, an aide traveling with Thompson, and Bill Smilh, an employe of a priviU contractor at the Nevada nuclear test site. Thompson, 52, had come to Las Vegil3 to visit the test site and speak at a meeting of state legislators about the need for continued ouclear testing. Hil involvement in nuclear weapons went back almost two decades to the time when he worked at the La\vrence Radiation Laboratory in Livermort, Calif., where prototypes of new nuclear weapons are manufactured. Thompson went from Livermore to the t..os Alamos Scientific Laboratories in New Mexico, another ke y installation in the nuclear weapons d e v e I o p m e n t system. In 1955 Thompson left Los Alamos to become director of the nuclear react.or program at MassachcseUs institute of Technology, a post he held until con· firmed as a corru:nis.!ioo member in June 1969. 4 Camp Raiders Given Medals By President WASHINGTON (AP) -President Nii:· on has personally piMed medals: on two officers and two enlisted men who took part in the weekend raid on a North Viet- namese prisoner of war camp. The decorations were awarded in special ceremonies In the state dining room of the White House. As he presented the medals, Nixon said the United States wiU do all it can "at the diplomatic table and in other ways" to liberate American prisoners of war. He did not elaborate on the "other ways." This Thanksgiving, the President said, Americans could be proud that lhe nation has men like those hooored. It was "a day that makes us very proud of the United States," Nixon said. The awards and the volunteers who received them were : -The µistinguished Service Medal to Air Force Brig. Gen. Leroy J. Manor, 49, of Morrisonville, N.Y.: plaMers of lhe rescue attempt and veteran of 345 com· bat missions in World War JI and Viet- nam. -The Distinguished Service Cross to Army Cot Arthur D. Simone, 52, of New York City, who led the assault. -The Distinguished Service Cross to Army Spee. l.C. TyroneJ_ Adderly, 27, of Philadelphia,' for disregard for his own life in approaching heavy automatic weapons fire and "neutralizing" the enemy with return grenade fire. -The Air Force Cross to Tech. Sgt. Leroy M. Wright, 38, of Little Falls, Minn., a helicopter crewman who helped Jay down covering fire during evacuation of Son Tay after suffering painful injuries to his left foot and ankle during his craft's landing in the prison compound. Wrig ht was on crutches at the ceremony. Meanwhile, at Ft. Bragg, N.C., tht 102 Green Berets who had a hand in the U.S. commando raid into North Vietnam have come home for Thanksgiving. A rush of wives and children greeted the men when they stepped from three Ci23 transport planes Wednesday at Pope Air Force Base. None would discuss the fruitless prison~ er of war resc ue mission carried out last Friday .. "We're going to do It again, maybe,'' .said Lt. Col. Thorne Marlow, 1 Pentagon Information officer who accompanied the soldiers. "SO we're not gong to say anything." The Berets, all slationett at Ft. Bragg, In eastern North Carolina, had been gone ~ince early August preparing for the raid on • North Vietnamese POW camp about 23 miles west of Hanoi. Love Sign Sprouts SACRAMENTO (AP) -Rain brln&s many things, including the simple note "love" sprouting bright greeo in thrtt- foot Ion& letters from Ire.sh grass aeeds sown on the Capito} ltwn here. At· Bay Swap Ruli.ng Near Flurry Ends Court Fight;,_Judg~ to Decide By TOM BARLEY Of tfle Dellf ll'fftl Sl•ll Tbe exttnded Orange County Superior Court battle over the Upper NewpOrt Bay land swap between the counly and the Irvine Company ground to a temporary halt Wednesday with a final flurry of legal oratory before Judge Claude M. Owens. After the hearing, .Judge Ov.•ens said he expects to rule on the issue within lhe n~t two weeks. But all five. lawyel'l! involved in thf! 1.'0mplicaled case agreed that his ruling will be only the beginning of an appeal • process that Is expected to carry the case to the U.S. Suprei;ne 'Court. The 1.'0mplex case !Inds the Irvine Con1pany, Orange Cowll.y and the Stite or California arguing in support or the ex4 thange of public tidelands for private uplands. County Auditor V. A. ··vJc" Heim and a group of Newport Beach residents are asking the court to declare the land trade u•constitutlonal. Allorney Philip Berry, representing the Newpart Beach homeowners contesting the trade, liald in his fin11l argument!! Wednesda y that the Irvine Company W".!1 attempting to adapt r\gid state codes on Newport's Tn1iner. Victorious Coast Aviatrix · Wants to Try Aerobatics A Newport Beach aviatrix has scl her sights on aerobatic competition following her first vict.ory in a major cross country race. Shirley Tanner, who first got into an airplane two years ago is proving herself as a cross country racer, but says she wants to compete in aerobatics. "ft takes a couple of years lo become proficient, but I would like to go to the national a e r o b a l i c championships. There's only one other woman who flie~ in them, and there were no women this year in the internationals. Of course, that':i all quite a ways away," she said. Meanwhile, the Newpart rCllident is making her mark in the racing world. She took first place in the Long Beach to Lil3 Vegas race Nov. 15, beating out a field of 26 men and women for the $300 first prize money. "We really socked it lo 'em," she said o[ her flight in her tiny single engine Champion Cltabria. The Henry Ohye Trophy Air Race wa., the third race Miss 1'anne.r has entered. She took second place in the Palms lo Pines Race in August and seventh place jn the Pacific Air Race f PAR). "I got lost," she said in explaining her poor showing in the PAR . Her finish in the Palms lo Pines race, wlU ch Is for women only, i!I more im· pressive when you realize the first three. finishers all have inslructors ratings and can boast mo~ thao 8,000 fiyiog hours each. Miss Tanner and her co-pilot for !hat race had a grand total of 500 hours between them. She said she got into racing because some friends told her it wou ld be fun. And at !he end of the I~ Vegas rac..~ her third race -she was the only pilot who eicttded her ha1xllcap. "Handicaps are set up on the basis of the manufacturer's estimation of the plane's maximum speed. In my case it's 110 mph, bul I flew at 115 mph, so I had a plus five rating. The neartst score waii a tninus two," she said. Jim Gross nf Anaheim, llying a Piper Cherokee 180 was the second place finisher and T~ynn Newton of Balboa Island \Vas third in a Cessna 172 Skyhawk. 1'he Las Vega!! race was lhe lasl thi!!i :vear and she said racing won't resume until March. In the meantime. lhe aviatrix will be working on aerobatics and possibly gel· ting an instrument rating. "'T'he Citabria i5 designed as an aerobatic trainer," she noted. E'ro•n Page 1 PRISONER'S WIFE ... with a ready smile t~rned 30 this year, riecoralmg so T figu red fixing 1t up woulrl' "That was something!" she griIL,. give me something to do. I didn·t want lo "Imagine -l w& only 26 when Sam left go lo work. because lhe children were so and now I'm 30! But I guess I don't litlle. It's kept me busy." mind." F'or the past year, with the cloak or A typical service wile, she met Sam in silence liUed from the wives of missing Denver when he was attending the Air men, there has been lots more to keep rorce Academy and she lhe Colorado them busy. Women's College. They w~t together for Mary Ann has helped with the cam· two years and were married in Las paign lo write letters urging Hanoi to Vegas when he was graduated. comply with the Geneva convention, iden. He immediately lelt for pilot training in lify the prisoners, permit them to cor· Texas. respond with their famil ies and allow in- "In January we·n have been married spection of the camps by the Red Cross. nine years," says Mary Ann, "and I She has made two trips lo Washingtcn figured out we've been together exactly to enlist the aid of legislators, appeared 2'h: years. Even when we were in at rallies and on television and spoken to Okinawa, he was always fl ying of! many clubs. somewhere." "We've really come a long wa y," she After the bad news of December, 1966, says cheerfully. Mary Ann brought the babies to Laguna, "\Ve all get down In the dump~ where her mother had lived for JO year~. sometimes and feel like crying, but that She bought the house in South Laguna as -would be admitting defeat. I'd cry all day a "project.'' if T thought it would help get Sam borne, 1'Jt was an old place and really a but I know it wouldn't -and I'm not mess," she explains. ''I'd studied interior about to let them defeat us!" dtveJopment of 1Jdelands lo fit its plAnJ for development oc the Upper Blly. The state high coort has declared Uu1t ''constitutional provisions relating tn the tidelands trust are to be most liberal io favor of the public," Berry noted. It. wa~ also staled, Bert)' added , that tidelands eyed by private enterprise 1nr developn1ent "must be round and be determined by the Legislature to bt valuelw for trust purposes." "No such c..~ndition existed in the Upper tlay," Berry contended. ''It ha1 bem proved in this courtroo1n tbat lhe 111 acres ol lideland'i traded to the Irvine Company by Orange County for 4~ acre.s of uplands were of immense value eco- logically and of much greater value than lhe lrvint: land firianciall y." Berry's argument counlered that of Irvine Qimpany attorney Robert Warren, earlier in Lhe Wednedsay session, Warren warned Judge Owem that conde.mDJtlon of lhe land swa~ as illegal wou.Jd similar• ly outlaw comparable developmeota or octan front properly at HuntiDJtoll Harbour and in the l..ower Newport B1y. Acceptance of the inle:rvenors' argu- ment would bring into legal question every tidelands develop1nent since ~ pertinent state code was adopted in 187t and that would include such shoreline: buildup as the San Francisco waterfront. Warren said. Development of the Upper Bay would 11ctually increase public ownership, W1r· ren argued. It wou.Jd, he !!i&id, give the public greater boating fa cilities, open up the entire area for a wide range of water sports and include lhe creatioo of a chain or public parks which would co-exil$ witb marinas and commercial developments: But Judge Owens was irnmed.iatety urged by Berry lo recogniu that the Up- per Bay land trade was "simply illegal. "ll is outside lhr spirit of public Uwit.t and it has been abundantly shown by the evidence in lh.is courtroom to be opposed to the public interest," be said. Berry was backed by attorney Duffern llelsing who argued for County Auditor Vic Heim that the Irvine Company's methods throughout tbe Upper Bay land .swap history had been to "force a square peg into a round hole. "They were determined to do this lhing in just their way and they would never even consider an alternative plan or recognize that there was ooe,'' Helsing said. "\Ve t:ould have seen Irvine develop. ment of lhe bay in so me other, way," Helsing added. "We could have seen th~ adoption or a plan which could have given !hem an even bigger central channel than the one they want and we could have seen 8 plan which would have given them land under a leasing arrangement." "Leasing is pennissible under tidelands trust regulations," Helsing aSSfrted, Auditor Heim sparked the lipper Bay Jawsuil when he was sued by Orange County and the Irvine Co. !or non-pay~ menl of Irvine dredging biJJ3 incurred in 1he company·s first incurs ion into Back Bay waters. But what was recognized as an agreed move between the parties to test the con. stitutionality of state codes became an 9dversary aclion when a group ar Newport Beach homeowners led by engineer Frank Robinson successfull.v asked Judge Owens for permission tG enter the lawsuit as intervenors. Arguments by Berry, Warren. Helsing, Deputy Attorney General Jay Shavelson for the state and Deputy County Counsel Robert Nultman for the County of Orange ended Orange County Superior Court hearings on the Upper Bay lawsuit. Both Orange County and the Irvine Company today recognize the trade as it exists and the swap of land has been ef- fected in county records. Il has been denied for taxing purposes by County Assessor Andrew J. l:linshaw. A Nvlon j Shag That's Young in Looks, ai1d Young i11 Price! 9.95 SQ . YD. I~~ '!Ol T (;AN"!' CfJMF. IN-CALT, 6•6-0275 fnr an expel't carpet consultant who will con1e to your home with sampl~s witboul any obligation to you ~ H.J.GARRETT fURNITtJRE PROFE SSIC'NAL INTERIOR DESIGNERS Opt• Mon., Thurs. ' Fri. l"VH. 221S HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA, CALIF. 6•6-027' 6•6·Dl76 tendants said they dJdtl't knOw how it aot !._'.==========================::::============-there, but dldn'l try to remove iL ' , I I I I ' POPE'S ASIAN TOUR U.S .S.R . SOUTH ATLANT IC OCEAN INDIA Pope Pa11l T1·avels OC E AN ... . .. ALASKA : ..... WAKE I. WES TE IN SAMOA ,. •• HAWAII .bHEW #'zEALANJ Map indicates route Pope Paul VI will take on his 28,314-mile, nine-day tour of Asia and the Pacific. The Pontiff's departure from Rome today was ad- vanced nearly three hours in order to fit in a one-. hour stop in disaster-stricken East Pakistan. The Pope planned to stop over in Dacca on his way to Solon Blasts Stockpiling Germ Age11ts WASHINGTON (UPI) -One year after President Nixon renobnced use of biological weapons, the United States still is stockpiling lethal germ warfare agents with a "business as usual attitude," Rep. Richard D. McCarthy, 0-N.Y. , said Wednesday. "I am fully aware that the wheels of government turn slow ly. bu t a year is long enough for the military to begin destroying these Jiving horrors," said ~1cCarthy, who led protests last ye a r against U.S. development of chemical and biological weapons. "No steps have been taken to e\lminate the vast stockpiles of toxins and agents which cause tu1aremia. Q fever, anthrax: and Venezuelan encephalitis which con· tinue to be stored at Pine Bluffk, Ark.," he told the House. In renouncing germ warfare, even in retaliation for an enemy attack, Nixon ordered the Defense Department Nov. 25, 1969, to destroy all stockpiles of biological weapons. The Pentagon said later that the job might take as long as a year. An Army spokesman said planning for destruction of stockpiles with state and local authorities "has gone apace" but that there was "nothing new" to report, Nixon said the United States would con- fine its biological warfare research to defense and immunization. He urged Senate ratificaiton of an international protocal outla"'ing use of all chemica l and germ warfare. Nixon exempted tear gas and chemical defoliants from his order. Both are used in Vietnam. "While Congress is si?eking to transfer the major research and development sites to civilian medical agencies, the ad· ministration evidently sits back quietly, requesting the same amount of funds, stockpiling the same lethal germs, repeating vague assurances that the . arsenal will be destroyed 'in the near future,' " he said. ~1cCarthy sai d the Administration·s \\'ill to destroy germ \~·arfare weapons is missing. "Accordingly the \Vhite House and every agency below is sitting on its hands·. with a business as usual attitude. Meanwhile, funds totaling over $21 Jnillion are allocated for biological 'varfare. to be used in wa ys that not even most admin istration officials know or understand." ~tcCarthy urg ed Nixon to press for ratification of the Geneva Protocol. still stalled in the Senate, to take "decisive 11ction'' to destroy g(r1n w a r f are stockpiles and to stop all defoliation in Vietnam. Manila. · Former Sport Star Set For Breakfast Speech Former college and professional foot- ball star Or. Donn 0. Moomaw will be featured speaker at Saturday's Youth Prayer Breakfast sponsored by 22 Kiwanis International chapters of Orange County. The club 's Dvision Four will include at least one young man for each member as the 8:30 a.m. breakfast at the Saddleback Inn, Santa Ana, reaches out to establish better contact with community yo1,1th. Mark Alexander, gov' er nor of the Kiwanis district encompassing California, Nevada and Hawaii, will also attend, along with many other Kiwanians and their invited guests. Dr. Moomaw is a widely sought speaker for such programs, as a UCLA lineman, all-Canada pro football player in 1954, and minister of the Bel Air Presbyterian Church for six years. The Saturday prayer breakfast will signal another kind of kickoff -the 1971 Kiwanis program -which will em- phasize the club 's Operation Drug Alert program. Kiwanis officials say their second ma- jor emphasis program for 1971 will be in the increasingly important area of en· vironmental quality control. Division Four includes 22 southern Orange County clubs, plus 22 high school TO SPEAK AT BREAKFAST Rev. Donn Moomaw Key Clubs, five aclive college and university Circle K Clubs and fiv e more in organizational stages. Ge11eral Cites New Looi{ For U.S. A1·1ny Soldiers WASHJNCTON (APl -·A top general sa id Wednesday the Army will try lo keep pace With changes in society in developing a more attractive military life ''but we can not cave in to pressures \vhich could lead to permissiveness and poor di scipline . ., Lt. Gen. George I. Forsythe, who is heading Army erforts to achieve an all volunteer force told a news conference the Army is making allowances on such th.ings as hair styling and he added "but we Y.·ill not tolerate slovenly appearance and we \viii not accept lower standards or performance.·· Forsy the reported some early ex· ~ periments in modernizing training and eliminating irritants in service life already have had some excellent results and that he Is recon1mending more tests over the nexl six months at Ft. Ord, Calif. FL Benning, Ga. and Ft. Carson, Colo. The general estimated the Arn1y will have to double its present rate of ac- quiring volunteers in order to achieve, without the draft, a needed 25,000 new men a month. He estimated that "something around a million'' men would be a reasonable goal for the size of an all volunteer Army. At last report, the Army strength stood close to 1.3 million men. Fiftl& Graders Feast 1' .. or the past 10 years, fifth grade classes at \Vilson School in Costa Mesa have re-enacted the first Thanksg ivin g as parl of their social studies pro· l(ram. The 1970 classes oC Mrs. Jane \Vyman and Mrs. Barbara Kephart were no exception. After participating in progra1n. fifth graders feasted on turkey and venison and all lhe trimmings. Food is donated by parents. -------------- Th~rsday, ~ovrmbfr 26, 1970 DAILY PILO: :J ~ l1npossible Task? SF Civic Leaders Ask Development Block SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Son1e civic leaders wanl to stop construction or a $200 million waterfront office building because it wouJd spoil the looks or the B11iy Bridge. Impossible? Not In San Francisco, which has lived a decade with highway traffic on city streets because an elevated freeway spoiled tl;e view of the Embarcadero. 1-"'ather Albert Jonsen, president of Ute University of San Francisco and a leader of a group seeking an independent waterfront study. "It depends on your perspective of what kind of life is wanted * * * Hearings Set for tbe city." San Francisai Chronicle colutnnist Herb Caen bas dubbed the w-oject "the , whale and the giraffe" and ridiculed It as the product of "computerized thinking.'' Six never-used lanes of that frt!e\vay still end In mid-air, 11 ye~rs later, just short of Fisherman's Wharf. Golden Gate Consultants The latest waterfront controversy is about a plan to allo\V U.S. Steel Corp. to build a 40-story, 550-foot·tall office building. The project also would include a 300 foot tall, 1,000.room hotel, berths for three cruise liners. a passenger terminal by a nine-acre public plaza. Suggestn1g Transit Plans : The project would be built over Ltie bay replacing seven unusuable piers . U.S. Steel says it was invited to prepare the plan by the Port Com- mission , a city agency that set criteria, and '·is not presuming to tell the people of San Francisco what kind of develop- ment they should want for their waterfront." Now Dianne Feinstein, chairman of lhc Board of Supervisors. the city's govern· ing board. is leading the fight to stop the plan. Dozens of civic and ecology groups have joined the fight. and a protest march drew 3,000 to 5.()()() participants. The supervisors, who will make the final decision on the plan later this monlh. have a negative report from a hearing com1niltee that heqrd scores of critics in a marathon hearing last month. They also are considering a:i ordinance to put an 84-foot height limit on all \Vaterfront development. Opponents don't say the building will block their view. The complaint is the structure -third tallest in the city if built -will spoil the view. "That building at 550 feet would ruin the aesthetics or the waterfront," said Supervisor Roger Boas, "because at 550 feet that building would dwarf the Ferry Building and the Bay Bridge." Tallest tower on the Ba yBridge is 519 feet high. "We don't want our waterfront to be defaced and destroyed just because it is supposed to be of economic benefit,"' Boas said. "I have another view toward develop- ment,'' Mrs. Feinstein said. "I don 't think that it has solved problems. There is no information that it pays its w<1y. The frustralion of urban Hfe alone 10- cr~ases with every major building,'' she said. "ll's a question of urban ethics,'' said SAN FRANClSCO (UP I) -Rejecting a low cost bus and ferry system because it \\'OU\d encourage "Los Angelesalion ," consultants to the Golden Gate Bridge District have suggested five rapid transit plans between San Francisco and Marin County. The five alternative plans are to meet the long-range transportation needs of the "Golden Gate corridor" north of the city. The Golden Gate Bridge a n d Transportation District will hold 20 public hearings on the proposals between Dec. 3 and Feb. 3 before its directors recom- mend a plan to the state legislature for adoption. The consultant eliminated all but five alternatives. The costs and advantages of each "'ere outlined in the summary. The report also explained why the r:hcapest plan -the district's "optimum bus plan" using existing roads and sup- plemented by a ferry service -was unacceptable as a long-range SQlution. The district's directors voted in October to proceed with such a system between San Francisco and Santa Rosa. The objections Included street and parking congestion; encouragement o( "sprawl" development cf open spaces - a "Los Angelesation" of north ba y coun- ties; "in short, an expanding kingdom of the automobile with all that that im- plies." The report said the short-term price advantages wouJd be outweigheQ by the ''iocalculable" costs of haphazard land use and highway expansion. The five plans considered acceptable by the consultants ranged in price from $495 million to $987 million, with four of them <:Osting n1ore than $915 million. Alternatives included : -A rail system rrom the San Fran- cisco business district through a subway along Geary Boulevard to the Golden Gate Bridge, over a lower deck to a subway on the Marin side which emerges in Sausalito, then along the northwestern;: Pacific right-of-way to Novato; cost; $987:: million: 35 minutes from San Francisct>;: to San Rafael for a one-way ra re of $1.20.:: -A rail system from the business-: district through a subway under North:. Beach to Aquatic Park, then into an:: underwater tube emerging at Sausalito:: Point, the in a subway and on the•; ground along the Northwestern Pacific : right-Of-way to Novato; $932 million with : a minimum highway system with n(): motor vehicle lanes added to bridge, $915 • million with four lanes added to bridge on : a lower deck and some freeway ex· : pansion ; 25 minutes, $L20 one-way. : -A bus system from the financial : district using a bus subway running : under North Beach and the waterfront to: the bridge approach, along an elevated : roadway and tunnel to a lower deck, then ~ on an elevated structure through a third.; Waldo tunnel and along U.S. 101 to the.: Northwestern Pacific right-Of-way to : Novato ; $495 million; 29 minutes, $1.20; one.way. • -A rail system utilizing the same • route through an underwater tube as the·: other beneath-the-bay proposal, but : following the "old" railroad right-of-way:: from Mill Valley to San Anselmo, then.: through a long tunnel to Marin civic : center where it takes the Northwestern : Pa::ific Mghl-0f-way to Novato; $944·: million; 26 minutes, $1.20 one-way. ·~ -A bus system utilizing the same· subway-lower bridge deck system as the other one from San Francisco to San Rafael , plus an extension of Bay Are;. 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COSTA MESA (646-9383) OPEN 9 to 5:30 -.. . . .. • • ' .. . - . • ' .. . • -• • ' . • 11.-__________________ __. •• f DAil Y PllOT 111unday, Novt111bfr 2&, 1970 . . • • • • • • • \"tt¥5. 'l think ]'[{ stay home this ye ar!' How It All Got Started By DICK WEST WASHINGTON -Thanksgiving havin£ 1ow been observed off and on for almost 150 years. it's getting rather difficult to come up with a new angle for a holiday !Olwnn. 1 mentioned this problem to my wife he other day and she said. '·Why don't 'OU write a Thanksgiving column about iow hard It is to come up ith new angles or Thanksgiving columns?" "That's been overdone ," I said. But after mulling it over, I finally hit •nbn a fresh approach which goes like his : After a hard winter. and a spring and ;utnmer v.'hich weren't all that great ·ither. the Pilgri1ns finally got a break. n the fall, lhey reaped a bountiful a.'he • ~ • "I JLIJ([j]IHJ'fl'IE~ Side I 1;irvest. Which seemed to call for some -0rt of celebration. So a group of the Pilgrims got together o: exchange ideas on what type ot :elebration they should have. ··rm only thinking ofr the lop of my cad." nne of the Pilgrims said, ''but naybe this will get the ball rolling. !low bout collecting a bunch of turkey e:gs rnd dyeing them a lot of prelty colors. 'hen v.·e hide Uie egJ!:s in the grass and et the children hunt for them." ''Sounds like fun,'' another Pilgrim ;:iid, "but it's been done . Any other sug- ~estions?" A third Pilgrim volunteered, "Hovi 1bout this: \Ve all put. our names in a bat. ind have a drav.'ing. You make a gift for he person v.·hosc name you draw. \Ve put tie gifts under a tree and one of us iresses up in a red suit and hands out the iresents. '' ·•ti1an. that 's v.·eird." the second 'ilgrim said . "It's too much like a pagan 1tual.'' A folll'tb Pilgrim scratched his head . ·t~eel free lo disagree," he said, "but 1·c\·e got a lot of surplus gunpowder, ight? We could pack it into old milk ~artons. attach a fuse and have ourselves 1 fireworks display. l\.1aybe do a portrait ,f K1ng George.'' "Too controversial." the s ec I) n d 11lgrim said. ''\Vhy don't v.·e simply get ogether and have a bite to eat? Say a ight buffet of turkey, dressing, cranberry :aucc and pumpkin pie ... ·'Thal's a grea t idea." the first Pilgrim 1t1ld. "Wlu1t shall \\'C call it -Easter'! :hrisimas? Independence Doy~" "Oh. Jet's just call it 'fhanksgiving. '' he second Pilgrim said. And that v.·as the beginning of one or \mcrica's oldest traditions -lhc en· crlainment committee. Rites Conducted For Ex-lic1uor Chief Bonelli SA UGUS (AP ) -\V1l1 1am G. Bonelli ir., the kingpin of the Southern California Jquor industry rn lhe early 1950s v.•ho rled ·o ~·texico for his last 14 years \\'as buried 1ere \Vcdnesday. About 100 persons attended runera l 1er\'ices for Bonelli. 75, \•,:ho fled to tilex· l'G in 1956. lwo years after he \\'<IS in· Jicted by Riverside and San Dil•go coun· .ics for reportedly , ecclving bribe$ a~ member and ortcn chair1nan of the State Bolrd of £quali:tation. M chairman, Bonelli had juris.d1c1ton bver liquor licensing in eight counties and II was alll!ged lhat he accepted bribes for granting licenses. It v.'as oilso charged lhal he sollcitcd illcgel campaign funds from ~sons in the liquor indus1 ry. On ~tonday his son, Or. \Villiam G. Dooelli Jr., a veternarian here, disclosed !hat his father had died Saturday in llermo11llo, Mu:ico. of cmphyse1na. 1D 1961 the U.S. State Departmen1 riropped ill efforts to cxtrad itr. the elder Bone.Ill rrom hfexieo, but last titarc;h the CaUfomla Supreme court upheld a 14· year old arrest \\'arrant for hln1 During Wedne!«lay·~ servlct at Vallry ~lemorlal Park, lhe Rrv. Ray Bringham, prGlllde.nl of lhe ln!cr..Church Ren w"l ~ltnlslty said Bonelli \\'Ill! "a nian of ex· tremt mental and phys:ical ~pabi\ily." Alller·i~ans Oiie1• T~anks Today By LOUISE COOK Auod•"" '•'" Wtl!tr . Americans 01ter thanks for the bless· ings of yesterday and prayers for the generations of tonwrrow as I.hey pause to observe Tbanksgl\llng Day -:i-i9 yeara after it all began. First Thanksgiving 349 Years Ago v.·as taken 10 the Rhode l s I a n d Thanksgiving proclamation, issued by Gov. Jo~rank Llcbt and written by Kalhlten C'tar. 16, a high school pupil from \Yarwlck. Whether their ancestor:i landed with the Pilgrims of the 1600s or the im· 111igrants of the 1900s. the thoughts ol tnany will turn to the P\yn1oulh, 1'.la:ss., colony whel'e lhe first Tltanksgivinc was held in 1621. About 10,000 visitors were due al Plymouth. many o(· whom were to join in a public buffet supper at a recreated "'Pilgrlm village featuring authentic col· onial foods like venison, cod. and, of c:ourse, turkey, ln c.'Ontrast, the Indians, whose an- cestors welcomed the or.i.ginal ,Piigrims, called a day of mourning at Plymouth Rock. An organizer of the demonstrators, \\'ho arc demanding return of Indian lands in /.1assachusetts and Connecticut and teacb.ini of Indian studies in school!, :said : "We mourn the fact ..• that that na- tion which says it is a government of the people. ignores and even rejects the peo- ple or the land.'' The day also is being marked by familiar celebrations in foreign settings. On the battlefields of Vietnam, where. be<:ause. or the time d i f f e r e n c e Thanksgiving came a day early. there was turkey, dressing and mince er pumpkin pie for about 3 6 0 , O 0 0 servicemen. And in Helsinki. Finland, U.S. delegates lo the strategic arms limitation talks in- vited their Russian counterparts to a turkey dinner for Thanksgiving. At home, many Americans shared their celebraticn with the less fortunate or the lonely. Washington area veterans were invited to the White 11ouse for dinner with Presi- dent Nixon and his famlly. Food Cor the dinner included six turkeys, each 20-25 poun ds . About two dozen students from Indiana University are spending the hclidays louring nu rsing homes and hospitals in Indiana. Illinois, Ohio, Michigan and Missouri. providing entertainment for the institutionalized. In Chicago. pupils in What their pastor calls the P90rest and biggest black Roman Catholic school in the nation join· ed in a ··GetUng It Together" food drive. c.'Ollecling 150 boxes cf lood to help the needy, The pitstor, !he Rev . George Clemens of the Holy Angel church, said the youngsters' cotlec:tions wci s "a notable achievement in view or their own need.'' Students at Glendale Com mun i 1 y College. in Arizona, collected money and food they are usini le provide Thanksgiv- ing dinner for more than 1.200 poor peo· pie. migrant workers and elderly. Those not free to celebrate Thanksgiv· 1ng will be remembered by a group called Concerned FamWes of Priscners or War. Inc., in Los Angeles. About 20 families of prisoners ol the North Vietllamese planned a dcmonstra· lion in downtown Pershing Square during which they'll eat what they said was a typical POW mcal ·hog fat . pumpkin mush and rice. Note of the troubles end Cilnflicts that have shaken the nation in recent years "Somehow, ln 1970, saying 'thank you' does not seem, as easy. Somewhere. between the closinc of the '6lls and the tall of this year, too rnany A1nerica119 have lost or misplac.::d gratitude . . . liopefully, on this day in November. Americans can recover a measure of this forgotten gratitude.·· Thanksgiving was designated a national holiday by George Washington in 1789 and falls on the fourth Thursday in November. It will be unaffected by a 1968 law that goes into effect next year di recting that Washington 's Birthday, tifemorial Day, Cc\umbus D8y and Veter8n's Day shall be celebrated on 1'.1ond8ys, instead ef <1n their traditional dales. so thal there can be a long v.·eekend. To•ie setters • • Moretti Nixons Set Thanl{Sgivmg New Dinner with Se1~vicemen Americans spent Wednesday putting finishing touches on Thank1givin1 d1y plans that in almost every case included some form of giving. President and Mrs. Nixon set the tone for lhi:s year's activities by sharing their Thanksgiving dinner with 100 servicemen and women from nearby military hospitals. Churches, synagogues, mosques and houses of prayer across the country plan- ned special services th1t included the distribution ot food , money and clothing to the needy. Wheaton College (Ill.) students raised SJ,000 to purchase gospel chapel, located near a public housing development in Chicago. .. Many small children were afraid lo walk to Swiday school, and several elder· Jy persons promised lo come to church if transportation was provided," a Wheaton organizer said. More than 900 or the school"s 1,800 sludents participated in the Thanksgiving project. The young people of the Ninth St. Christian Church' in Logansport, lnd., issued invitations for the 5«0rld con· secutive year to all who cannol afford "a turkey dinner." The Rev. 1bomu R. Makinson, assist.ant pastor in char1e of the operation. said 7S persons were fed last year. • Concern for Prisoners of War Inc .• headed by a man whose brother ts a POW in Vietnam, planned to serve "pumpkin soup, pig fat, and water" in Per1hing Square in downtown Los Angeles. "This is what John (McCain) has worn arid eaten for three years. J can do it for Thanksgiving," said Joe McCain of San Diego. Navy Lt. McCain has been a priaoner for three years. At least forty relatives of POW's -all wearing wide striped gray and red pa- jamas characteristic of POW uniforms - plan to participate in the event. Tribal leaders across the United States called en all American Indians to pro- claim Th11.nksgiving a day of national "n1ourning " for Jndians. "On the fourth Thursday in November ~~ilew~ a:e I~:~1sJ1 f;~ .. o~r:;v:~y:~ Bay, spokesman for the United Indians of New Eniland, said. At Bay Meadows Race Track, San r.1ateo, Calif., eight jockeys will guide turkeys in the 2nd runn ing of the "drumstick derby." Gcbblen. will race 1/16 of a mile with lhe first three JOCkey, winning $100, $30 and $20. * * * 360,000 U.S .. Troops Observe Thanksgiving By ROBERT TUCKMAll SAIGON CAP) -On quieted bat· tlefields and in rear base camp!>, Ameri can forces in Vietnam observed the Thanksgiving holiday. About 3&0,000 service men -the lowest number in four years -se l aside part of the day for turkey dinners. the only special note in a muted holiday observance. U.S. commanders arranged lo deliver a full turkey feast lo all An1erican troops, in some instances fly ing it in helicopters to isolated mountain fire ba ses or remote outposts. Tl":e Thanksgiving menu inc I u d c d turkey, ha111 , dressing, sweet potatoes, and t'.vo kinds of pie -mince me1t and pumpkin. 'fhe U.S. Con11nand announced another cutback in troo? strength as part of the fifth phase of the American withdrawal from Vietnam. The command cul an additional 2,000 n1en from the 360,000 present manpower. This is scheduled to drop to 344,000 by the Christmas season Included in the latest withdra>A·al move wa s the deactivaliDn of N1vy Task Force 115. The task force's 44 patrol boats were turned over to the South Vietnamese navy. \Vhile a Juli persisted in South Vletnam, there was action across the borders in Laos and Cambodia. In Laos. U.S. B25 bombers rounded oul sev en straight weeks or pounding the Ho Chi ?i.tinh trail. Once again, all B52s in the v.·ar zone concentrated on the North Viet- namese supply route in eastern Laos and no raids were made in Cambodia or South Vietnam . The air blows oo the jungle trail -pro- bably the most intensive single bombing campaign of the Indochina war -were aimtd at wrecking NCJrth Vietnam 's dry i;eason push or supplies and men to its forces in Cambodia and South Vietnam. In Cambodia. North Vietnamese al· lacked the town of Batheay. 30 miles north of Phnom Penh on Highway 6, kill· ing three Cambodi11.ns and '''ounding 23. the Cambodian command announced. Highway 6 is the supply line for the division-sized Cambodian force al 'fainA Kauk 47 miles northwest of the capital and for lroops battling toward sur- rounded Kimpong Chain , Cambodia·~ third largest city 47 miles northeast of Phnom Penh. 1'he high command reported that North Vietnamese troops astride High\\·ay 4. Cambodia's lifeline to the sea, attacked a Cambodian force at Kompong Seila , 60 miles southwest of Phnom Penh. The command gave no details of the fighting. Informants said Cambodian troops at Kompong Seila included rem· nll!lt5 of a battalion cut to pieces in a bat· tle on the highway last w~kcnd. Another battalion was driven from heights at the gateway to the Elephant 1ttoontains not far from Kompong Seila. Survivors told nev.•smen the enemy shot the badly wounded and decapitated son1e cf the dead. * * * ~ Plush Plymoutl1 I Di ggi1igs Sliotv Pilgrinis Did Well PROVIDENCE. R.I. (UPI) Everything may have been equal in 1620 when the Pilgrims stepped ashore al Plymouth Rock bul, according lo an anthropologist from Brown University, residents of Plymouth hid a higher stan· dard of llving than thelr rural nel&hbors by the liOOs. Or. James Deell. professor or an· thropology lll Brown In chara:e of Archeological invcstig:nUons1 said a sum· mer digging project In Plymouth. Masi. rcve11Jed the different .standards or living. "The Pilgrims 111 9tarted even In 1820." Deetz said, ''but we have evidence that wJth in a ccmtury their de~endcnts had socially and tconomicall.r 1tr1Ufltd themselves. "This is particularly evident in !he solid examples we have unearthed in Plymouth and in sun-ounding towns ol their material possessions. They :show different sltlndards of living betv.·een city-« Plymouth-people. and the rural people," he .said. The dig ging team unearthed al>ou1 20,000 artifacts, including Ch i n es e porcelain, rrom several sites 1 n Plymouth. Deetz. \Vho also Is assistant dlrector or Plymouth plantation, a com· merical restoralion of the original pllgrin1 settlement. said the porcelain indicaled a high standard or l lvlng. "The re11ulls were f:1ntastir.. \\'c never dug a hole that didn't product." he said. "and we oonstantly found artifact,, dating I<> 1100:• Unruli Protege Picked for Powerful Post S ACRAti1ENTO (UPI) Assemblyman Bob Moretti, son of an Italian immigrant, was unanimously selected by his fellow Democrats \\'cdnesday to become Speaker of lhe Slate Assembly. Assemblyman Kenneth Cory ID-Garden Grove) was chosen as interim caucu:'! t:ilairman until January. 1'1oretti sald he assumed Cory would hold that office permanently. Moretti, one-time protege of ex-speaker .Jess Unr'tih. bowled ove r all other Democratic contenders for the powerlul post. The 34-year-old dapper Van Nuys Assemblyman tcld newsmen be will enter the Legislature's most powerful ofl'ice with "no commitments." 1 He also pledged to try to "work together" with Republican Gov. Ronald Reagan, but added "obviously the governor and J are not going to agree on everything and every issue." Moretti wil l not become Speaker until the Legisla ture convenes its 1971 se~sion on Jan. 4. It will take 41 of the Assembly's 80 members to place him 1n lhe job. But his ~lection was virtually assured when 39 of the 43 Democrats caucused .and voted unanimously lo run f.1oretti as their candidate. Assemblyman Carlos Bee (D-Hayward) was nominated as speaker pro tern -the i:econd in command. He also '>erved in that post under Unruh. Democrats wrestecl control or the Assembly on Nov. 3, ending the two-year domination of Republicans. GOP Speaker Robert 'i. Monagan l)f Tracy, v.•ho will leave the speakership Rfter a two-year stint. promised to "\vcrk "-'ith Mr. 1tforetti for a smooth transi· lion ." , The caucus. held in the Assemblv lounge behind locked doors and l\vo dozen newsmen. lasted less than a half hour. "It was the only cordial caucu~ meeting I've attended in a year." nbscrv- ed \'elcran Assemblyman Carley V. Porter. (D-Comptonl . ri.1oretti, dressed nattily In a double· breasted blazer and be l ! . b o l Io me d trousers. strolled through a mob scene or reporters llnd la1\·1nakers into the Assembly chamber to make the ;:in- nouncement of his long-sought nomina· lion. ~1oretli. \Vho was elected in 106~ and rapidly rose through the legi~!ative rank s ,,·ith the help of Unruh, promosed "to be as vigllant as possible to make sur~ 1 never forget the responsibility that goe s \vilh this cffice. ·• ··My only commitment.'' said Morelli, v.•ho has spent months lining up votes for the job, '"is to do the best job that ha s ever been done in this Legislature." He listed as top priorities enactment of legi9lation in the fields of property tax relief. educational finance . environmcrn. consumer protection and "social in· surance." I-le pledged to "use the. po"·er of the spe;.ikership lo do positive things" and contended. "I come into this with no ani1nosily lowards anyone." The spea ker·~ power is almost limitless In the .U,,embly. He has the authority to appo int all committee chairmen. their me1nbers and decide which committees to se nd bills. He also presides over the House when he sees fit. ln addition, the speaker is a member or ihc University of California Board of n cgents and State Co!Jege Board c( Trustees. ?i.loretti said he has not decided who tn appoint as committee chairmen, but l!O me will be Republicans. He also said he hns not chosen a Democratic fioor leader. ti1orettl worked hard for the election or underdog Democrats \\'hose victories on Nnv. 3 gave the party a majority. Afterward, he immediately began sewing up his election as speaker. Six candidates ran against him. but by Tuesday night al.I had wllhdrav"n. The final eontender conceded Wednelday jUAt before members met to vote. Assemblyman John Knox. ([).Rich· n1ond). threw in the towel, explaining "Mad I felt I had a chan~ 10 win I "'ould have slayed in the race." 1'.iorelti moved · lo \:alilornla fru111 Delro1t In 1953 wit h his fa1nlly and !'.etUcd in Shcrn1an 0.1ks. I re a1tcnded the Lni\'Cr!llty or Notre 03mc, "·orkcd :is a \ei;if.:l:iti \'e con!lultant unUI 1964, tlitn ran for the Asse1nbly. F"or UlC pa~t two years he hti~ been chairn1An of 1hc Govern111cn• lal Organizt1tion CommiUee. CONGRATULATIONS -Asse1nblyman Bob ?vloretti (0-Van Nuys) receives congratulations fron1 Assistant Assembly Sergeant-at-Arms .l ohn Finnegan (left) as he leaves caucus that elected him Democra· tic candidate for Assembly Speaker. Behind tvloretti are Assembly· men Jack Fenton (D·f\.'lontebello) on the left and Waddie Deddeh ~ 0-Chula Vista). Reaga11 'Lool{it1g Fo1~ward' To Mo1·etti Discussio11s SACRA1'.1ENTO (AP ) -Gov. Reagan said \Vednesday he \V<IS ' ' Io o k i n g forward '' lo discussions with new,ly designated Assembly Speaker Bbb Mort'\· If and added that tax reform would be the "first order of business." Reagan, departing the Capitol enroute. to Los Angeles. told the Associated Pre!s he hoped th at he and Morelli, who won unanimous support of D e m o c r a t s Wednesday for the speaker post. "will be able lo v.·ork together'' in the upcoming legislative session. Reagan S8id he wanted to find out "1rh8t suggestions they ha"e" in Tegard lo tilx refonn . A Rea gan tax bill failed 10 pass the Senate by one vote during the Safety, Ads Hit 19i0 SeSSJOn. The governor said he was particularly interested in "sv.·itchlng to a broa d lax base" lo relieve the burden on hon1eowners, ·, Asked what he thought of the state welfare director·s move Wednesdav to cut off welfare payments to an oakrand school teacher earning ~ salary of $1 t.000 a year, Reagan said ,"I think that's fine . "The people of this state are hard put lo understand Y.'hy any one can grt "'elfare payments and earn such a large salary al the same time ." he said. Reagan fle,v to Los Angeles fo r a tap· ing session to be aired on the Johnny Carson television sho1v. Government Prepares Complaint Against Toys WASHINGTON (UPt\ -As the Christmas buying spree picks up steam. the federal government and two private consumer groups have taken acticn ageiruit alleged deceptive advertising and unsafe features in childrt?:n·s toyl!. In a proposed complaint against two or the nation·~ largest toy manufacturers. the Federal Trade Commission (f."T'Cl said televi~ion advertisements f o r miniature ricing cars are misleading and "'unfairl y cxplolt" children 111 11 se11arate n1ove. Consumers Union and the Children's Foundation filed ~l.ltl in C.S. Dlstrl t l Cour1 lo force thr go\'crn. n1ent to enforce Its toy snfety acl againist eight toys the groupi; c.'Qnslcler <1angerous. The f"TC !llAid it txpc.'t'l~ lo i~c;;ue a con1. plalnl agalnt MattcU lnc., llawthorne, maker of "Hot Wheels" racing cars. and Topper Corp .. Elizabeth, N.J., maker of "Johnny Lightning" ra cers. Hot Wheels, wilh sales of 188 million a year, is one of the nation's largest selling toys. About S2S million wonh of Johnny Llghlning Racers are sold annually, the oommission said. Another toy, tifattell 's '"Danc@rin• Doll,·· as well as the advertising agencfq for both firms . v.·crc 1lso cited ln the IC· 11on The FTC did not say Lhe little c1t11 were un~"fc: Bul th~ t•omml!fSlon said 1~h!\1islon advertil\ements U!ed c•mtra Rnd sound tr1ck5 lo "e:\aggeratc or filte- ly represent" the performance cf tht toys. \ \ Buckley Conjecture QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandi Cool Reception by Senator Hinted WASHINGTON 1UPIJ - James L. Buckley of New York may find hJs reception a bit coot when he seeks ad· rois.,ion .to the Senate Repub- lican establlshmenl in Janu- ary , Buckley was elected as a Conservative party member, defeating the r eg u la r Republican nominee, Sen. Charles E. Goodell. Goodell will be gone "-'hen !he Senate GOP caucuses lo organize for the 92nd Congress In January. But his politicnl ally, Sen. Ja<.'Ob K. Javils, R- N.Y .• will still be around and could make things less than comfortable for Buckley. Javits went out of his way Lo emphasi1.e that Buckley also had opposed him, a regular Republican. in the 1968 elec- tion. "I am uncommitted either : ...... _. .. 1 ,00D'~ OP OIL ,AlNTINc;S WHOLl!SALI: WAllHOUSE O,.f:N TO THI ,UILIC $5 and up lilt l . a DINGli•, SANT• ANA f'HGH•~ D•.U.li•S WANTaD DDWN TOWN ol COIT.A JlllA wsy. I am reserving my posi- tion." Javil'I told reporters. But the New Yorker said he was concerned about the wisdon1 of Senate Republicans gi ving room to a man who had t"•lce opposed its official nominees. If accepted, the GOP would provide Buckley with a seat on their side of Ute chamber and niake his committee assignments. He lllSQ "''ould be permitted to parlicip11te in parly caucuses and entitled to a vote in the GOP conference. Buckley considers himself a Republican in ideology ir not by party label. So does Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, who raised money for hi1n during the election campaign. Presi- dent Nixon also preferrt!d Buckley's election lo Goodell 's according to \\1hite House aides' statements. Sen. Gordon Allott. R·Colo., chainnan of the GOP policy committee. salrl he sa w no trouble for Buckley being ac· cepted by the GOP. "lf he asks for affiliation with the Republicans I believe he will be accepted," Allolt said. 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Buntlnglun Bench (714) 848-1886 confer with Buckley before the convening of the new C o n - gress. He said he wanted lo "find out how se intends to handle himself. whether we can work in harness In behalr or the stata of New York." Although Jav!t.s did not speclfica\Jy say so, there was a question of federal. pall'Oflage in votved. Javits was not Ukely to agree to a~ pointmt>nt or conservative par- ty members to political jobs that normally would go to GOP regulars under a GOP national administration. Buckley made the rounds on C11pito l Hill Tuesday. He and his campaign manager, Clifton White confe rr e d \.\·ith Republican Leader Hugh Scott, Allott and other GOP leaders. All des c r I bed "Sorry no mechanics on duty-0nly moon- Buckley's visits as "courtesy ' lighting schoolteachers." caUs." ---------'--------------- Seven King Orphans Tell Thanks W ho Li1tens To Londers7 C::o11tlnental Drift? 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Now the danger of nuclear war. though sliU present seems to lessen the more nations understand its consequences. -Citizens who care about their fellow citi.tens. for better or for worse, in sickness and in health. -Above all else. maximum chance lo maintain good health in a moderate, relatively smog-free ell· mate. For all these and many more blessin~s. both spirit~ ual and material, we have much to be thankful for today. -Mass starvation beginning in the 1970s. "'as pre- dicted a decade ago,'. Despite .a world population, still gro\ving too fast, agricultural ·scientists' have brought off the miracle of a "green revolution." Mass starva· Ho,v It All Began OfliciaJ descripti.ons of the origin o! Thanksgivin_g .. Day report coriec:tty· lbat it was established to com--mem!>rat~ the. harvest .pf PJYmouUi Colo'ny in 16!1, tot lowing a 'Winter.of: great hardship: Cplonisls and neigh· boring Indians shared' the first feast, including !our wild turkeys. t ion has been averted. ·at least for a fime. : -Vhile J!ro"•ing use of marijuana is a worry, some 13 million AmcMcans have kicked the tobacco habit since 1966. Seldom mentioned are the difficulties atlend·ing the 1naking of Thanksgiving Day as a national holiday. Only a few eastern states participated in the beginning. George Washington proclaimed Thanksgiving a national holiday, resulting in the first celebration Nov. 26. 1789. -Voters in the recent election showed advancing / maturity. They chose n1oderates over extremists \vhen they ha'd a chance, and they rejected bigotry and ra- cism. -The Vietnam \\'Br i's "\vinding down.'' \Veekly casualty figures are nO\\' onl y about a fourth as great as thev \Vere t"·o years ago. 1~ere at hon1e . at a n1ore personal level. the li st ol things to be thank ful for could stretch on almost end- lessly. J-lere are a few rnentioned by local men and wo- men : Thereafter the event languished with little obser· vance. A one-woman c rusade mounted around 1846 re- sulted in 29 states uniting in 1852 to mark the last Thurs- day of Noven1~er as ~hanksgiving Day. It remained, for Abraham Lincoln, 1n the darkest days of the Civil War in 1863. to respond by officially proclaiming the las~ Thurs~a.y ol November as the day set apart for the national g1v1ng of thanks unto God for our manifold blessings. -Vaccinations for patio and German measles. -Benevolent climate in \vhic h to enjoy the outdoors and participant sports all year round. -Easy access to dran1a. art and mus ic of all kin ds. Affluence with its attendant materialism brings the risk that the spiritual meaning of Thanksgiving Day ,viii be submerged and lost under turkey-'n'-trimmings and football . A prayer of thanks should remain the solid underi>inning of the occasion. -An area where education is t:he biggest "business" and there is high hope for steadily increasing social and political maturity. 61•01ving Soviet N11clear and Naval Powe1• Let Us Be More · Money for Defense Continually G,.uteful WASHlNGTON -An1ong President Nixon's unemphasized post-election con· c:lusions are lhesc: No mailer how it looks from the outs ide there is movement toward the setUement Qf the Vietnam Ws.r. Notwithstanding soch a settlement. he hopes that the newly constituted Congress will be more generous with the Pentagon. ln fact , it will have to be. These attitudes, taken together, are lik.e\y lo make a great many people unhappy in Congress but Nixon will ask more money for the Pentagon and that u~ll arouse again all those issues "'hich he tried Lo re- 1;olve in his favor in the congressional election. . .-:.· =·~· ·-1 ~ • ' , ~··" J ~·f If the President Is right about a move· ment toward 1 Vietnam settlement, and it does materialize or looks as ir it soon will materialize, the pressure y,•ill be very gre.at for a shift into new spending on domestic programs. But the money won't be Uiert. TilERE WILL BE ev{'n less money for such programs if the lagging econo1ny continues lo reduce total tax collections. But this does not change the fact that \'irtually all the professional advice NiXon receives emphasizes growing S o v i e t n1.1.clear and naval poy,·er. and he can ig· nore that advice only at his own and the I < ' Richard Wilson 1lkely to bring Nlxo1.1 no nearer to that goal of all good conservatives, a balanced budget But there is this point about lt. Nixon is also convinced that layoffs in the defense and space industries in the West have n1 · .-nJ... betn .~dly. felt. Even in his own Orange ('(JU, ry .......... r Coi.ihtjr; Cslifornia . layoffs cauSed a Guest Editorial /\ Defense Secretary Melvi n R. Laird is .. political as well as economic dr ag. He ... beginn ing to hint around ·lhat more evidently expects this to be renected in By J. EDGAR HOOVER money will be needed ~or the Pentagon the new Congress so that the wa y will be Direc'1ir after the cuts in lhe first Nixon year -a made easier for increased Pentagon Federal Bureau few billions, {\VO or t~ or four. This authorizations. of fn\lestigation will test out wheUW or not the The pressure is not so great in the Ea5t The spirit of Th a n k s g iv i n g en- ''ideological " gain claia'led by Nixon in \\'here th( pressure of defense lay-offs compasses many principles and ideals the coming Congress has substance or is has been less, but, of course, it has been 1vhich dese rve daily as well as annual merely a hope. in the: East where reaction agains t big tr ibute. Certainly. 'Mlanksgiving Day is a Parenthetltally, the lttitude of the oew Pentagon budgets has been slrongesL l meani ng ful and cherished holiday. and il Democratic senator from Texas, Lloyd 1 is right that we have set aside a special Bentsen, has a bearing. Few people in AU. OF THIS l\IBRP:LY illustrates the occasion to counl our blessings aod good Washington knew what Senator..elecl excruciating problem Nixon faces in the fortune. In so doing, Jet us be continually Bentsen had to say in Texas on the sub-third year or his administration. He grateful that we Jive in a land where peo- ject of his philosophical alignment with simply cannot balance_ the budget. as he pie can still laugh. dream. hope. and the Nixon administration. J1e declared set out to do. He 1s faced by new speak their minds and worship as they that he was am_azed ~t th is assumption. dem~nds for expenditures. Some ex· please. \'I sruppose·~·re trying lo put the belit 1-pend1tures; such as for ·1-;!allh. -welfare J Our Founding Fathers had great'Vision possible face on their defeal," decla~ and . educ~lion, ·will escala~e complet ely • They saw for the future of our country; .Bents~n. "but .to .co~nt. me as one of tfie1_r nu~1~e his co~lrol. ~he ~ncrcases are f promise or hope, right, justice. freedom. work1~g ~a1or1ty ,,in the Senate JS bu1lt-1n by previous leg1s~ation . ! and equality for men and women who stretching 1t too far . , Somew~re along the hne he has got lo braved the dangers to enjoy these bless· IT APPEARS TllAT Senator Bentsen n1ay be hard lo gel and he may ha ve a price. undoubtedly connected y,•ith Uie space program or some other program in "''hieh Texas has a vital interest. Othe r senators on \\'h.om Nixon j!; conn. ting rome from areas .liearcely burning "'ith eagerness to supply the Pentagon y,·11h more money, especially "'hen lhis is find additional sources or government . ings from God. And all but the most rev~~ue or a~cept t~e fact of_ huge cynical would have to admit that our na· def1c.1ts. meantime having lo explain why lion has made extraordinary progress in he is compe!led lo spend more for striving for these goals. No other country defense. h All the while the Democrats will br a~ . eve r done mor~ lo promote t~e hammering on him on their favorile sp~r1tual and materi al needs of its topic. that his economic "game plan '' i!i: cil!zens. visiting anguish on millions, throw ing them out of work in a time of inflation. Grateful for Silent Pianos A NOTE!l Ao\1i:;RICAN autho r and editor once .~lated, "'There never was a land that better deserved the love of her people than America. for there never \\'as a mother-country kinder to her children. She has (liven lo them all that she could give ... Millions upon millions of men have lived here with more comfort. y,·ith Jess fear , than any suc h numbers else\vhere in any age have lived. Countless niultitudes. whose forefathers from the beginning of human life on Parth have spent \\'Cary lives in unrewarded toil. in anxiety, in l1elplcssne~s . in ignorance. have risen here, in the course nf even a single generation. lo the full and secu re en- joy1ncnt nf the fruits or their labor. to ronfidl'nt hope. to intelligent possession nf their 01vn fac11lties. Is not the land lo be dearly IO\'ed in \\'hich Uus is po&Sibl,e, in ..... 111m this has been achieved?" Truly, !hi!<: American y,·as imbued with the spiril of Th anksgiving. Jumping to conclusion~: '11lere is plenty lo be gratef11l for 1h1s Thanksgiving Day. For cxa1nple, in a noisy \\'Orld half the pianos in America hou8:ht by parents to instill rnur.ic in their children relapse into silence \\11\hin s1'< months and be<.'{)me simply piece~ of liv· ing room furniture. The only sounds they make are y,·hen they're dusted. Neither too much wine nor the pains ii nd pangs of old age bring oul the i,rnrst in a man's personalily as n1uch as h;iv111g to dri\le in crowded lraffic \11hen he's in a h11rrv to get somey,•here. Yet 111an per!list.s in niaking hi s 1n\'entions his gorl~ -the suton1obile. the airplane. plastics, the computer -and in the encl thry may dl?!lroy him by making hin1 too neurolic lo endure. Already he is at the merry of things he created to niakc his life niorc leis urely and t'{)mfortable. The dullest conversation possible ihis time of year is th al bet ween two "uburbanites discussing the troubles they have getting to and from work ln had \\'calber -and the new ways they plan to --~-- Thursday, Nove111ber 26. 19i0 TM tditoria.l poflt. of Ou· Tln1/y Pilot seeks tn infonn oucl )tl1n1- ulau Teaders by prcscu/111(} t/U!J t1~1paper'1 opinions a11d con1- nun£arv on topicJ of intrrtsl ond 1ignlflca11ce, bt1 pro11idi11g (l torum for tlu ez-presN1r1n of our ttad.err' opinion.1. t.111d by prestHtl11g 111« dlwrse view- point.t of lt1forn1ed observers and 1f.>0ktsmc11 ori topic.s uf llu: dau. Robert N. Weed. PtJblliihor r \ • Hal Boyle ' . ' allack crabgrass next spring. One of the mys teries or life is why so many secrelaries fall in love \\'ilh their boss "'hen they know so much more about him than his y,•ife docs. EXPERI~Nt'°E JS like ·a ~nd car. You may regard il as valuable but ~·ou ca n never sell it al 1 profit to anyone else. Here"s a "'ay lo tell when inflation reaches its peak and recession louches its bottom : it"ll be the day when the neighborhood (liner starts charg ing exlra for bread and butter. for mustard on the hot <log and ke tchup on the hamburger. If vou took the words •·stupid " ind "coot:, out of the average teenager 's vocAbulary. he 'd be half'tongue-tierl. /liuU1ing 1nakcs a man feel better on r.londay rnornlng than ha ving someone Rive hun a free bal!t point pen - parUcularly 11 ii happens to work. A man who make.111 his first niil\ion ts never happy until he makes his second just 10 prove to himselr ,that the first one "·asn't all luck. 1\ , .. lllLOSOPllER IS I n1an who. lhc longer he li\'es. fee.ls the less he kno11o•s for sure -and ther~ort \~ willing to learn from younge r peopM who are more con fidrnt or theil wisdom. OrK! or the troubles w th telling your troubles is that half the people you tell thrm to don't ,:iive a hool. ind the other hal f are glad )'OU (inally got your come· upp.1nce . Things <.'OUlrl bt worse. If men wore an.Jlt~ II.Ile m003;'. It, would be,~, t)'ID"'' ~ or • nt1bance .r}dlng lo wort' bfi blti w · •ubw~. J"d rather takr a nap in a balhtuh full of lukewarn1 tapioca pudding l.han eat three ounces of the stuff. The worst of all boredoms is that ot the office clockwat cher who. if unexpcctcc lly told to take the rest of the afternoon off, \1·011Jdn't know "'hat to do. A SUCCESSFUL bachelor is a guy who can give three girls lingerie for Christmas and still stay free . The meanest n1an in the world is the fellow who sends 'ao old maid.a br~-but 1inonymou~ly. ~ About all you can do when you go to a doc1or with a cold and he extends you lil- lle sympatl.y is lo take revenge by giving ii to him. Talk is alwa ys cheap -except \\'hen your phone is being bugged. No mother·in·law of a professional comedian ever built a monument to her son·in-law. Two things can usually be counl elf on not lo work as 1\•ell as U1ey should - most pills, most people. Dear Gloom v Gus: Our tradltjonal Thanksgiving tur· key got Its narnt \\'hen it was ton· fu!;ttf with the guinea foy,•I, sup- posed to be Imported from Tur- kJsh territory. What confuses me is why that dclectablt bird·s na1nc Is also used for a failure. a flop. -8. D. D. OUR NATION DOES possess 11 heritage \\"hiC'h is unique in the history o( m11 n. But today this heritage with its religious ideals a n d moral principles means praclically nothing to manx Americans. They do not seem lo recognize nor appreciate the rewards o( self-government. To them. duty, in· dividual responsibil ily. enterprise. self· rl'spcct, and obedience of the Jaw Are l11nanls or oppression. They demand and expect "the good life.'" but without personal sacrifice or effort. The true meanlhg of Th anksgiving. a! experienced in the humble and devout tributt: by the early settlers. is lost on I.hem . Let us earnestly join In the observance nl Thanksgiving. But let the spirit of Thanksgiving not be 11 scheduled sen· timent \\'hich we tum on once a.year. Rather. lei ii be an abiding testimony. a recoi;n\1.ablc symbol of out daily raith - our fa ith ln ourst'lv~. our faith in our country. and our faith ln God. Quotes Ed Arnold, JJ.urllngame -"U 1.srael ls ll!"und ufldot, the SOvlel hotJ.' tllt. noioy , revolution111rits in f'll.tr mldsl wm· srnllt-- bec:Buse 'their side ' will ha ve won." .~ ' .. (I!)\,, .. ~~ THANKS61VIN<i IN EAST PAKISTAM Average Traveler Worse Off Today We speak glibly of "the marvels of .£:"'.:;:~f.,\/<i'lf . t ~""' t"t.~.· f ' i transportation" in this modern age, bu! I r';J; ~ .. rn~ > think a good case can be made out that ""S.y"'..ina h'""'""~w ~-- the average traveler is worse off than he -'°'~ ,"t'. .~.I• tt.QrrHV ) '¥ >'}" was 30 years ago, not better. l 1, • , " The average traveler doesn't fly from '""' ·"' New York to Los Angeles, and it is the pearing railroad. Smaller cities ind long cross-country trip that has been towns are ill served by them : and so, enormously shortened by jet fiighl The more and more people in such com· average traveler goes from 300 to 500 munilies are driving their cars hundredl! miles, and here: he finds the airplane a of miles and clogging up the highways for dubious. advantaae «>ve:r other forms or no good reason . locomoUon. Some colleges I heve visited are almost . .. • totally cut off from llbb&:: trlalllPflftllion, ONE DAY TH.JI summer I had to ny ' even though railroad tracks nin right from Green ~y. lhroogh I.he towns. Planes don't land W!s. to . PeUstOO, there, bus schedules are sparse, and Mich., a d1stance~or everybody has to have a car to get home less than 200 miles for the hoUdays. In these many places, almost directly a-the air age has isolated people far more cross Lake . Micbi· than bringing them closer. gan. T won·l bore you with the grisly details. but surlice to say I could ha ve flo.,.,·n fro m Green Bay to Paris in Jess time actually. On second lhooght , I will bore you with the grisly details. f\fy plane let me off in Grand Rapids, for a two-hour wait. Another plane put me down in Traverse City for an hour's wait. I arrived at the Pellston airport later than if I had taken a non-stop jet to Chicago and transferred 10 another or the same going to Paris. And it Y.'as even longer gelling ba ck -a four·hour u•ait in the Grand Rapids airport. AlRPLANES DO NOT, and perhaps cannot, rill the place left by the disap· DECADES AGO, such historia'1s et technology as Lewis Mumford deplored and decried the massive government subsidies to highways and air carrieri'I, ., predicting correctly that neither the auto nor the airplane could provide adequate substitution for the declining railroads. But nobody listened. and we have no na· tional transportation policy that makes any sense for now or the future . Rail transit. both within and between cities, is the most sensible. economic, ef· ficient and comfortable way to travel True "progress" should consist of sup- plementing one advantage with another -no! of abandoning tracks for wings and then \earning painfully that i1 doesn't pay to land a plane in Podunk, after the depot is dismantled. Bliven Recalls 60 Years Bruce Bliven , the pr 11 i r i e . born American editor, commentator and critic, was a journalist in San Francisco shortly after be graduated from Stanford in 1911. Later he became managing editor of the old Ne w York Globe. But he was best known as crusad ing ed itor for some 30 years of tl\e Wberal weekly The New Republic before he retired to Palo Alto not long ago. Bliven's autobiography. "Five l\1 illion Words Later," in which he recalls some 60 years of a changing America and his <:Overage of it. necessarily beromes a "biography" of The New Republic. its trials and lost causes. This would include the period in tbt late 1940! when Henry WalJace, berore be ran for President on the Progressive tickel, became the magar.ine'll nonlinal editor and attempted to remold it into a "liberal Time." As Bliven puts il, "The Great Wallace Debacle." • "f'l\'E ~ON Words Later" la rough estimate ot his published output 1 will appear later this month from Norton ($9.95). It is .i Jeil\ll'ely paced but absor~ ing, anecdotal &el of reflectklns at 80 by boe who still bristles at the idiocies and banalities embedded like nettles in the American fabric. IL strikes me as one of the best journalistic rem inisccncts since Lincoln Steffens' m o n u m e n t a I "autobiogr•phy," surely an ln1portant se1 of footnott1 to the hlmry of this erratic American ~tury. Bliven joined 1be New Republir in the early 1920!!: (It was inauspiciously launch· ~in the war year 1914), in time to cover the I~ political convenllons. The maga:dal rejected both Calvin Coolldgr otnd Jg).,• W. Devis that year and 111p- porlcd Stnatcr Rober! M. LaFollttle of ... ,---. \ . _....,. ---- 1J;;he .Bookn1an Wisconsin and the earlier Progressive party. TIUS, AS BU\'EN emphasizes, 9.'as one of the journal's Jos t causes which, over the years, includ~ a fight for birth control before the current terrible spec· lre of over-population; the Sacco-Vanzetti executions and support of the Spanisb loyalists among others. His magazine for years was damned •~ a journal of exlreme radicalism. Bllvm feels that most American1 are incap11ble of distinguishing betwoen 11 b e r tt I it , socialists and Communlstl ... Liberal," he: feels. ought to apply more io ._,, 11nd "progressive" to practice. Wltch-hunlln1t remains th11t no matter how ont finch~., up the label. _ One comes away from thi~ book wllh • vast respect for the old liberAl-prll- gressive journalistic "'Ir horse . • mlll- tant observer of the Republic. and 111 con· linual spasms of growing pains. Bllve!:n is a figure in the Steffens tradition, and hll'I observations are relevant and ptrtinenl today. l''llll1m llotan ,---Bu 6 e or9e ---, °'ar Ci!orge: Do you have 1 pamphlet witll In· structions on bow tn use a lette:r opener? llOPEFUL Dear Hopeful . 1 did -but after opening )'OUr lett er J'm lhro\\·ing the blasted in- structions away. ... Many Policemen . Are Moonlighters By L.M. BOYD A POLICE STATISTICIAN contends about -40 percent of the patrolmen in this country hold down Sffilnd jobs • , . .IF EVER YBOOY in the world lived in Texas. they'd go about 16 persons to the acre. Or so a;ay the popu]ation ellCperts ..•. THOSE ALITHORITIES \\"ho anajyu political cam. paigns have dug up . lhe odd fact that somebody in a crowd of too people coughs every two-and-a-half minutes. WJVES WHO WORK out rarely take their jobs home with them. Husbands fre- quently do so. But husbands rarely take their home-life troubles to the office. Yet "'orking wives are apt to do that. When a wife appears to be all shook up oo the job, what's responsi ble almost in· variably is something that happened elsewhere. But when a husband gets disturbed at "'ork, the cause is usually right there. Such is the claim of a personnel expert. OPEN QUESTION -Isn't "supercede" the only word in English that ends in '°cede.'? NO WONDER IT'S the musical on Broadway that 's most apt to make money. 1£ the original cast also tapes an album, those reairds almost always turn more profit than the show itself . . . . WHAT OOJ\.1ESTICATED ANIMAL retains lhe most wild in- stincts? I mean. what such animal most readily returns to Its original pattern of life ll tossed into the wilderness? Absolutely correst, six. The house cat . cusroMER SERVICE-Q. "How much does it cost to feed an astronaut in flight?" A. Anywhere from $150 to '300 per day. That has been the price tag so far .... Q. "Is it true elephants fight by trying to bite off each other's tails?" A. The females do that. The males go for the kill with their tusks. SPEAKING ol collections, how about the Californian who collects things animal? Like: Saw horse, hydraulic ram, cat o' nlne tails, worm gear, crow bar, rat tail file and trouser fly . Can you think of anything he ought to add to hls list? AT HAND IS a letter from a clinet who takes our Love and War man to task for refe1Ting so frequently to the romantic attractions of beautiful girls. The mature public does not dwell on such thoughts, this writer contends. ls that right? Okay. say you get to know somebody who wears a s)cjrt and whose lips give you con- siderable pleasure. Who is that party? Your first thought was of a Scottish bagpipe player, wasn't it Likewise, of course. Your questiom and com- mrnt.s are welcomed and will be used in CHECKING UP wherever possible. Ad- dress letters to L. M. Boyd, P.O. Boz 1875, Newport Beach, Calif., 92660. Christmas Delivery Guaranteed ORDER THI That Chrisbnas feeling captured forever in a lovely portrait 9 CHRISTMAS GIFT PORTRAITS OF YOU AND YOUR CHILD ARE ONLY 1295 Three big, beautiful 8xl0 portraits and six handy wallet·size ... just the Christmas Special you've been wailing for! You·n have ,enough gifts for everyone on your special gift list! Hurry ... Christmas delivery is still g~ranteedl 1J3R.C>ADWAY HUNTINGTON CENTER HUNTINGTON BEACH 892-3331, Erl. 283 Pholograph Studio, 1st Floor Thursd1)', flovfmbff 26, 1~70 DAil Y PILOT 1 Nixon's '72 Campaign Shakedown PH-HOLIDAY SALE ly EUGENE V. lllSllEI\ W ASIDNGTON (UPI) - The argument still gou on 1bo\ll White House claims that President Nixon 's plunge into the 1970 elections blunted the traditmal lossu for the party Jn e.i.ecutive-branch power. Nothing approachlng proof on either side is likely until a reading can be taken on the direction the 92nd Congress lake's in the ideological areas where Nli:on iii claiming vie· tory -foreign policy and defense matters. But regardless of t h e President's impad on the diaouting that the elections elections, there can be no had an impact on the Presi- dent. His campaign was a shakedown for 1972, when the stake5 will be higher and he will be speaking in his own behalf. One of the reasons Nixon took the considerable gamble of committing his prestige to the elections -in which he had little chance of wiMing big -was the fact that it af- forded him an opportunity to 2666 HARBOR BLVD. 546-7080' COSTA MESA WUIDAYS 9 to 9 SATURDAY SUNDAY 9 to 6 0 For th• fl.d9 1i1t9 'i<t l•• i1t your Iii•. S•I <onf1i11S ll oil color t11b11, br111h•1 •nd how lo booli. 259 25 INCH PULLMAN 0 No S1r11rl b1throom would b• 11•n witho11I 011• of fh•1•. So I ht"'• 1 d111r1b b.throom. 0 Com11 wlh th• on• pi•<• mtrbl• top. 4911 TOOL MATE Gr••l 9ih for D•d from you or th• child11n, d11r1bl•, h1ndy, in••p•n1i ... 1. Th• b•1I w1y w• I.now lo pul •II of you• tool• ir1 on• c1ddy. 211 STYROFOAM WIG HEAD r • FLIP ""'"' WIC: OlllEI< HOite. 0 How lo k••P you• olh1r h•1d wh•n 111 1boul you •t• lo1i119 lh•i ... ·o Suclioi\ b11• for 1lyli119 ..... a.bt •. 29c TEFLON 11 SKILLET D E991 II•••• hid ii •O 9ood, lou9lrt 11011 1tick- i•flo11. Yo11'U n1•d 1 1p1ci1I no11•1<1•ltoh 1p1tul1 from our liou1•w•ro1, 1'' define the issues and present tnem as he w&nted. With no national leader to respond, the Democrats were not in a position to challenge the concepts he put forward. In speech after speech during his 12-state swing Nixon ap- pealed for votes for candidates who would support h Is policies, and sought to make the elections a referendum on these policies. Nixon strategists now are examining the returns to determine what Issues had the most appeal and what appeals had the most impact. Their findings will emerge over lhe next several monlh! in subtle shifts of emphasis and altered approaches. Cer· ta inly the economy. with lls increases both in prices and unemployment . were one of the administration's mo s t vulnerable areas. But one of the rirst orders of business in the immediate future will be to heal ~me or the woWlds inflicted in one of the hardest-fought off.year political campaigns ln hlstory. In the view of many, the G.E. 8 CUP PERCOLATOR I D Ori pl•H •po11I. •••'I' lo ••1d cup m1rkin91 in1id• i nd out. 0 l r•w ••l•ctor for th• 1ir•n9th yo11 pr•f•r. from we •k lo m11d. 20 FT. EXTENSION CORD l ' ! · · 0 l ri9ht 9r1•n ••l•n1ion cord hid11 in YOllf Ir•• lo m1k• vour room 9lill••· Q C1n be 111 •d indoofl O• out. sac .o1 20 FT. OUTDOOR LITE CLIPS 0 If you· .... b1•n u1in9 n1il1 or l1ck1 for vo11r ouhid• li+•1 th11• 1r1 lo• yo11. One• 1+t1c:h•d +h •v il1y up v••• 1fl•• y11r. 29c ... TRU TEST INTERIOR LATEX [ PAINT 0 P1inlin9 w11 I clior• b•fort th.11 Iii•• p1iflh m•d• ti•• 1<•n1. I O Dri 1s in JO minul••· cl11n1 up will! w1l1<, no p1int lum••· 4 98 GAL. GLIDDEN SEMIGLOSS e Ci'ii'n.smon ................ ENAMEL 0 G<v• vo11t wo•d.,.ork 111d trim • lr.1h, cl•111 look. 0 Colori .... ,;t1bl1 or 011r ••P•rl1 will ti.Ip vou li•rmo11ia• your 1.•lor1. 0 lt1 th• '-•Y of I 91111. most telling Oem·ocratlc response to the campaigning of Nixon and Vice President Spiro T. 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ARB UCKLE & SON \\1es1cllff J\lortuary .f.27 E. 17Lb St., Costa J\tesa ~ • BALTZ !\tORTUARIES Corona del 1\1ar ... OR 3·9.f.iO Costa J\lesa . , .. , . ml C--1414 • BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY JIO Broadway, Costa 1\tesa LI 8·3433 • hifcCORMICK LAGUNA BEACH MORTUARY 171$ Laguna Canyon Rod. 4!.f.-9.f.15 • PACIFIC VIEW 1\fE!\tORJ.AL PARK Ctmetery !\fothlary CbapeJ UOI Paclllc View DriYe Ne"POf"I Bt1ell. Ctlifonia .... ,,. • PEEK F.UULY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 1111 Bolca A\lt. "'t:1tml9lttr .... 113-UU • SHE).FER MORTUARY IASU• 8udl ....... 4U.ISU Su Clemea1e ..... 'IM1N • SMITHS' MORTUARY U7 Mala SL 8uado1t.n Rtacll - Tllursd.11, NOYtmber 26, 1970 Record Dissolutions Of Marriage OPEN DAILY 9-9 SATURDAY 9 'Ill 6 SUNDAY 10 'Iii 5 TO ACCOMMODATE THE MANY FRIENDS WHO WERE UNABLE TO COME TO OUR GRAND OPENING HENRY'S AEROPUERTO WILL HOLD 4 MORE DAYS OF CELEBRATION MON.-TUE.-WED-NOVEMBER 23-24-25 5 to I 0 p.m. No R.111rv •tion' T~:U RS., -THANKSGIVING DAY -NOVEMBE ~ H 2 to I 0 p.m. R.e~1rv •tion1 Re quir 1d All ~EX!&AN DINNERS-$2.50 ALL STEAK DINHERS-$3.50 CompUment1ry Ch•mp•gn• With Dinn•r1 HUNTER'S HEADQUARTERS for ALL of SO. CALIFORNIA OVER 1,000 GUNS ON DISPLAY at GRANT'S! • Winchester • Armalite •Remington •Browning • Weatherby • Charles Daly • Walther • leretto • Llama •H&R •Colt •Sako • Ithaca •Ruger • Smith & We11on Compltle lint of Browning SPORTSMAN'S APPAREL * l1ctt1 * H111 * Co1t1 * V1st1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ! * BROWNING SHOTGUNS AND RIFLES * : • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ""'Su,.r·Uthf SUPflPOHO Shfttun J\c'rl· Jishtwci_ght 12 SlUJC lidd 11.u-. ..,. s49500 RIMING TON-PETERS SHOTGUN SHILLS s 1 '' lox tf 25 Dove It Quill #I Shot O"IY REMINGTON .22 CAL. LONG RIFLE lox ef 500--llit $1 0.40 '6'0 PIRST QUALln CLAY alRDS Box of 135 l19. U1t $4.50 s1 •• CHRIST MAS DISCOUNT SALE! Every Slyle of Colemon Big in Stock Now! LAY·A·WAY N·O·W AT SALE PRICES! Choose the b19 th1t fits "you,r" need• now •I big s111lng1. Air ire first qu11ity Coleman Sleeping 8191 with 111 tht w•tl· known Col!maft fe1tur1s . ''An Ideal Gill for the Outdoorsm~nl" BACK PACKS COUMAll,ACKI RAMIS Dtlfol tll4 t~Hl104 .... "'""" ,. .•.. '•• s1i.ts c111n1NI COMIO l•l•u ,,_ •II~ ........ , .. ,,,... llM 04' tot••• •ri..o •tt, 4 f-rll ,,,,...... olft "''" $ 1688 th .. , ..... ltl ... ~ ••• .. " .. "'· to lt4.M lollf SAlf MODIL SOO (2-lb.) lllG. .$10.11 MODEL 73S (4-lb.I .... $17.18 MOOIL 622 (l~b.) .... SIS.88 $5.88 $10.88 $11.88 NEW 1971 COLEMAN CAMPING EQUIPMENT HAS JUST ARRIVED! SAVE NOW GIA NT'S DISCOUNT ,Ill Cl DoHlo M•Mle l.911!1n1 • 11 &I #220 l•I· fl4.tS •.....•• 2 •• _,,,. •• s11•• M .. I #421 l•I• $14.IS.,, • ••• ~··°""" ,.lyllt• c .. 1..-101. $1 2.IS .. , •• ,, , ,_ ... ,,, '5911 1ton41y ,.,.. •••· 11t .t s ... 43-lb. I• 55-lb. Weight REGULAILY $65.00 FlllD BIAR ARCHIRY SETS GOlDllif II.All Torgtl D1'huy 1t!, 13·pu. co111plt .. w!lh li"ll" loll. or"' 9uord, OtfO.,. 11ul•er, •It. IEG. LIST $19.9S .... HUNTll'41 Atthery 11-pc. HI wilh 4~-lb. bQw w~l~hf, Ortll 9110rd, ll"ll'' lob, ce,or otrowo ! tll n11or heodo, •I<. ltlG. Lii $17.9S ................ . lfAll 1(JU,lt with P'•"'lu m bow·1i11h!, 66"'--"0·!Ji!. bow wel11ht. REG. ll•T $10S .9S .. s119s s109s $6995 llAll TAKf·DOWN I OW with co•e. Y•u• cllfl<• •I A o• a ho"dl11 a"d 1horl, ''lf"U"' "' lo~g !Ombt. llfG. UIT $219.9S ... 5179'5 REG. llST * FOOTBALLS * PRICE Voit "Coll1gi1t1" LF95S ....... $13.95 P111nn1. "Score-Rite" ........... $14.00 Penni. "Score-Rift", lntermedl1te $11.60 Penn i . "Score-Ritt", Jr. Size .... $11.60 * BASKETBALLS * GRANT'S DISCOUNT PRICE $ 9.81 s 7.50 $ 6.88 s 6.88 Volt "Profession1l" ...... , , ... $15.95 I Penni. "Elgin 81ylor'' ••• , •• , .. $12.50 Penni. "Hi·Point'' ... , . , , •••. , $11.00 9.81 9.81 6.18 LAY-A-WAY· NOW for CHRISTMAS!!! A sm1ll deposit will hold 1ny Item of Jo11r choice. luy now 11 tht1• speci1l DISCOUNT 5AVINGSI Use Your Credit at Grant's * BANKAMERICARD * MASTER CHARGE sr r-2000 sr RUNG WITH EU RACKfTS NYLON $3 2.88 USE YOUI CREDIT at GUllT'SI 1 ' ~ ' ... ---.-----..------------------------------------------"""'""' Thursday, Nowernbfr 26i, 1970 DAILY PILOT 9 UPHOLSTERY & DRAPERY FABRICS 60·75°/o OFF Coast Area Vital Statisti~s 10 DAYS ONLY UPHOLSTERY fAlllCS Approxi m•te1v 2000 y•rdl of f•bric . Velvefl, linens, h•rculon, \•ectre. cvt velYets, textures. prints, pla int, meny more. Dissolutio11.s 01 Marriage DRAPERY FABRICS Open \\·raves, satin!!, linen.<t, si lk s. pain ts, & solids. Hundrl'ds & hundrros of yard:;. S•Y• For Chrl1tme1I Come E•rly J&J UPHOLSTERY 350 N.NEWPORT ILVD. I Al Hospila.l \Vay I 642°5176 646-IOSI I: 00 •.m.-5 :00 p.m. Rea<l the Stars With Omarr OPEN DAILY 9-9 SATURDAY 9 'Ill 6 SUNDAY 10 'Ill 5 "Tho Lar9t1I Selection of PACIFIC TUil x ~ li{'1! .... s~ JACKETS!" "CHARGER" by Pacific Trail '22so 1000:,. WATlltllltlf oylN 1•111 •ii~ •ollr,rHI u t li•t· """'" ocryllc '"' ,!It h• ••"• wir,.1•. '"''' tr/,. ,,11., '"' 1IHH. Slt•4•• •• 11 .. wn• lltff, hlll 11,,.,, S..M-1..Jl. Pacific Trail Jackets Fram $10 llOl·IIP SKI PARKA '""'" ... k ........ , .. ,, 1117.tl ~!!!,'!~.~~'.~;!!~;~.~Ion JACK~T s 12aa QUILT UNID NYLON JACKIT '""" ..,, • .,, l19111f1T US.II . UATHIR fllNGID SNllT JACKET l't•l1rly Ut.ff * SPICIAL GIOUP * BODY SHIRTS IODT SHIRTS I. M, l. 11. A1fl. llylH, <ti"'· l11•l1tl1 J11.00/J1J.IHI MIN'S C.P.O. SHIRTS J11~!1rly Jt.t5 MIN'S P·COATI J.tl 1l1u. 1.,1l1rlJ S2f.H SAll YILDUR SHIRTS Ill l. IL., AH'I celen It oh•HI ho•. •11111.,11 U0.00 I Sii.GO VELOUR SHIRTS l"'I & •~fff 1l1tu" .... ltrly SIJ 00 I 11,,00 MINI IPDIT IMllTI J.ufffN llylot. lo111l1rly S.C.tl /U IS $9'' $681 s11•1 s7'' s1o•a s31a Values to 515.00 $688 * SPICIAL GIOUP * AllORTID UATHll JACKITI 'Frlo1 .. ,,. Jtl•ri olyln. t111l1tly SJ4,IJ IURTUNICK IWIATlll '"'' flf o~11t1, I~ Drl••· lt9wll'l1 U 00 WllTIRN IHllTI AIH I he lfll k lllilf ..... 10'1 ff•M•~o•t ....... _,.,r1 Htttfl1. 1,,,1,,ly U ,tJ , , · .. • • WllTIRM llLT NATI Ttrl "'' •11d, 111 1lfll t11•l1tl' JC,fS •••••, WllTIRM llLTI ltt .. lf ••It •l•lt , ... 1 •• '""'"" " .. CAMIL·HAIR IWIATlll , ,.,1111 ,1t1 ........ •tt•l••tr u1 oe Drl1l11t llotts <1rl·fff koudal11 611 IMtlltf. l tf•ltrly II t. tS/llf. ts IOOT IMllTI l. fll l. Kl. An 't, •IJlot, u l ..... •11111¥'1110.0IJSll.OO 53999 s3as s4aa s2aa s3n s7" sass sr' MEN'S BOOTS Several Styles Regularly $20·$21 $1488 MIN'S STRIPED IWll ,,.,. 1•11 1 .................. 1 .. 1, l14.00 MINI CAMPAIGN NATI 11 Ill• i••llf t•• loor. l tt1l•rlJ SJ tl MINI STRAW MAii W11•11• 11ylt. ltt•ltft~ 11.tl MINI SAIAll NATI lr11ltrlf 1C.Ct WATCll CAPS lilo•y llJ.o -'• Ir""'" JI ft Mlll'S IAYT aw f1ot M,.....,.. "1ltl •tt11ttly k• $500 s31a s1" s2aa 91c s400 • "HAllG· RH" RE 0 SHllTS '6 AMO U~ Thi moo l1 mou1 1hirt of •II ii "Gold. 111 f11t" i" 111 of tht "'w••I 1t lid ctl· 1r1 •fllll Oripts. AU 111111 ' GRANT'S NOW CARRIES OVER 40,000 PAIR OF LEVI'S ® IN STOCK! Community Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony lmagl111 , •• t •111, mne-high c1..;o1 ..... 1r •• i111id1 '"' H ~.,li119!011 C111l1r M,,tl, li9hti119 ''''mofly F ... •••· from ~:10 'o 1:10 iflclulllli119 ci.,;,,,., ... mw1ic by th1 U.~.M.C. l 1nd. 01dic•l1d lo To1• for r oh ...... h 1rd f d i1191t a t s, .. Oi190 F .. v. Ro od Groffiti By Bill Leery CAN YOU IMAGINE whit 40,000 1111ir of loyi's• wouhl look lill1 ... it'1 t heckuY• lot of 1111nhl W1'Y1 901 your 1i11 1nlll 1tyl1 •.. in f1ct, -·"' t ot th• l1r90U 1lotk 1f l1vi'1• in the wholt widt worllll ... (111c1pl l1Yl'1' 1h1rnuilYt 1I * Every Size * Every Color tevrs • XX DENIMS SUPER.TOUGH J11n1 ... Worlcl'1 tough· est denim, reinforced with copper rivets and 1titchid to st1y. A new p1lr fre1 if they rip. MEN"S SIZES 2710 so .. $698 BOY"! SIZES $6 0 TD 12 ... See The Gre1test Selection! WOYfN TWIU IUM-n t s J• .. 4 "••. 1u•. 1ttl•" w-lh , >O•U ITA·Nfl.,. SLIM Jlt l .. . $5.91 $7.SO ............. 1 .. ,,.14.. ., ••. 21 ... 1 ...••.. sta .... ut• NUYO ru.•1• $lO 00 All el tM lntrl <•Wl, llrH 11 ... J , •••••••• • L(Yl'I· •T•IH: n•••s 2146, •ff on+,.. NUYO l'lAID nA•tS s ........ , .............. Jt-36 STA· ... 11.,-nA•I TIACKS "''· ... ,, ...... tt.1,.. ...... ,,...,. $9.00 $11.00 $9.00 JUST AUIYIO UYI SUIPINDHI $6.00 "We're Got .... , Sl11t" ' ,, . . " . flENIJL(.rON ! ...... ' " " " ,~ ' r\°'\Y' ,.;j l PENDLETON Weather is Here! GRANT'S has 'em! lrisk cl1ys 1rt just 1h11cl'. .. w11thtr thtm in one of Ptnclleton's fint 1hirt1. You'll fl nd 1 huge stltction 1t Gr1nt'1 .. solid1-ph1icls in 111 1it11 . FROM •15so LAYAWAY NOW •oa CHRISTMAS .. Wt'wo Got 'E111I .. LEVI'S® JACKETS •9 fh1 f11Mu1 Levi's• lll111im i•tk· 1t1, prfi·l hNnll to 1i11. You'll finll the 1i1t .,.u n11d 11 Gr1nt'1. l lANIClT LIN ED Sll IOY'S Sil l$ •........•.. $1 I I' I * SPICIAL GIOUP * WOMEN'S SLACKS Sizes I to 16 Wool Plaids, Solids, Flares, Straights. REG . TO $14.00 WOMIN'I TOPS '"'"' •t<• "''"· ...... 1 •• i..1 • .,,1 .. 1, JI( WOMEN'S llACKI WOMIH'S SKllTI (~MH .... l..,t ltlMllM. t .. 1t•rly JI 60 WOMEN'S UATHH PANTS 1.,,;11. c•.,•l•otl1111. •1111••'1 »4.•t WOMIN'I UATHll SKllTI °"" • hw 1tn11.,,1 .. 11 a:io.oo .. LADllS WISTlll SNllTI lolMtlllll ti H ll'• ••• c1ttct1. •111111.,11 st.ot Mickey-.. & llMI T0Shlrts ltt•llrly U.NI IOTI C.P.O. SHIRTS JAll IOTI IODT IHllTI IOTI P°COATI IOTI SKI runs "" IOTI COIDUIOT Pllo llroN It•~"· SAU SAU Hla s900 s900 s500 s21's s700 s4aa s1 so s51a s31a 51588 s900 $1418 * PRf.(ffflJSrMAs SA&EI Arniy Wliiro c01, llG. Groen Aluniinuni · · · · · · · · · · $6. 95 $1.11 c.,. Doris Centeens · · · · · · $9,fS I ..... I•/, "' l ' . ' . ' ' ' , .. "'·· .. "' . ' .. •rta•fe Canip Gr/II . fro., $1.9a Ski Go991.. ' ... · · · hy see..,, c.~,~~~ ~ ~.;,· ~; · $3.ta '•"ln9 Sfoo/1 ,.; .. ,k I $2.49 $2.91 $1.11 Porta Sink · · · $ l.9a ' ... ' ~I fu•o ftnls . . . . . · · · $14,9$ GI stooping~~-..... ·· · · · $1.ft 0 ' . .. $3 no Man Ill I · · · · · · · t.95 1 oats 11111//uni 3-l• 1 .. · · · · · · S.24,95 · oar 101, 5•1 Pup ftnl · · · · $24,95 01 •• s.1 •• , • . . . . . . . . ... $1 J~ •• • Fenrs ........ $7.11 ••• $19.ts $14.11 $It.ts $9.11 USE YOUR CllDIT .. IRANT.'S! !' I 11 !I Iii 111, I 11 I \ ' 1 I . l I I , - 10 OAlLV PI LOT ··~~-----Thursday, NoVfmbt'r 26, 1970 • ALL STORES CLOSED TODAY, THURSDAY -SALE STARTS TOMORROW! Brooder Busted · Takes Bulldozer to Mother LONDON (AP) -Terence Round , 27-year-old laborer, brooded \vhen his wife, Hilda, went home to n1otber, but then sprung into action. He swiped a bulldozer and aimed it in the general direction of his mother-in-law's house. Before he got there, ho\\•ever. he knocked down two highway engineer's sheds, several lamp posts, school yard railings and traffic signs. The 42-ton machine also tore up pavements and grass Ja,vns. By this time it was clear what he \vas up to . Hilda tore out of her mother's house and plant· ed herself directly in front of the bulldozer. Terence stopped. He told the police later and this came out in the court case. "Thi s is the most courageous thing I've seen in life. a woman stand· ing in front of a 42·ton bulldozer and refusing to n1ove .'' He pleaded guilty to the theft as well as causing about $3,000 worth of damage. The sentence: 21/1 years in jail. I r ~- Srriog Damages Yule Trees in Mountains SAN BERNARDINO (AP\ -Fred Donnan says it isn't fire or once--a-year woodmen thieves Wh'J a~ a threat lo his Ch.ristmas tree crop. II 's smog. "A badly damaged tree may be only cne quarter as large as trees of the same age, and may look like a plucked duck," relates Donnan. His solution : select i ve breeding. Donnan, formerly the longtime director of t h e University of Ca 11 for n i a agriculture extension service in San Bernardino County, st arted raising C h r i s l m a s to grow new crops in place or l smog-damaged trees which he culled out, Dorman states. He hopes eventually to cover his entire 9-acre tree farm with the resistant strains. A few other tree growers are beginning the practice also, but the UC extension service rates Dorman ahead of the pack. Why do some trees fight off the smog? "It's a genetic thing," theorizes Dorman. "It's like some guys get bald at an earlier age or catch. rolds more easily than others." trees in 1966. 1----------1 He said he put in Christmas r----------, I trees -all the Southern DOWN TOWN California favorite of Mon- terey Pine -w~n bis citrus et COIT A M 11 A groves became badly damaged from air pollution drifting from ~Angeles 60 miles to the w . .... By fall 7 he noticed many (If his pines were afflicted by stunted growth and yellowed needles. At the same time, some trees of the same age were apparently healthy and resisting the smog. The best of the breed - ••maybe one in 500 or 1,000" - w~re tagged and cuttings used AL~S~!!~'1· COSTA MESA STORE Harbor Shopping Center 2300 Harbor Blvd., C.M. COMPARE THESE PRICES ANYWHERE • Baby Go Bye Bye Doll ....... , ..•.... $10.81 • Jr. Chef Corn Popper , ... , .. , , ....... S 3.88 • Crissy & Velvet Dolls· ..........• , .... $ 7.88 • Soft Tina Drink & Wet Doll , ... , , ..... $ 4.99 • Suzy Homemaker Juicer Makes Delicious Fruit Drinks $544 Sturdy Metal Handle, Easy To Clean, Holds Large Gla ss. . . . .. e Mattel Chatter Buggies ...... , . , ..... $ 4.22 e Play-School Work Bench . , ....... , ... $ 2.66 e Spirograph by Kenner .... , , . , . , , . , .. $ 2.66 • Daisy-Carnation Tea Set 4 Place Setting With Dessert Plates, Tumblers & Serving Pieces e Hot Wheels Factory ........ , .... , ... S 11 .88 e Hot Wheels 9rag Chute Set . . , ..••... $· 3.44 e N.H.L. Power Play Hockey Game ..... $11 .99 • Slaler "Calif. 8" Dual Lane Set · Complete With 2 Cars, Juice $1488 Machine. Dual Lane Brake & Essts Dual Controls & Lap Counter. . . . , e T1lkin9 Mitt M1son , , . , , , , .. , ... , $ 3.99 e Stir Seeker Progr1mmed Vehicle ..... $ 6.« e Power Mite Workshop ... , ..... , .. , • . $' 7 .88 e 15 Key Grind Piano . , ..... , ......... $ 2.44 e ETCH A' Sketch .............. -..... $ 2.66 e Snoopy & Red Baron Game .. , ........ S 2.56 e Tyke Bike by Pl1yschool ............. $ 4.99 e Mlfnus 3 Oct1v1 Chord Organ •• , , , •.. $23.11 e S.. N' Say Slnorty Pig Bink .......... $ 5.99 .. S.S.P. Super Sonic ~cer C•r1 . , •••• : , $ 1.99 I Qarge It • Shop 111 9:00 Mon. · Sat J * . THE FAMOUS "EXTRAS" JUST FOF\ YOU Ortho-Pak & Double Bonus • Fieldcrest no -iron King or King or Queen : headboard Queen size top sheet • Field-(not as illustrated) plus quilted crest no-iron King or Queen bedspread. Twin or Full:.plas- size fitted bottom sheet • 2 tic headboard (not as illus· King or Queen size bolster pil-trated) and metal frame on lows • 2 pillow cases • King easy-rollingcasters.Con.ver· or . Queen size mattress pad tible Sofa: genuine Shepherd• • King or Queen. size meta l casters and fitted arm caps. ,,,., '" 00'""'""' ""~ * TWIN or FULL SIZE SET ' . * Ortho designed, constructed and then inspected this sleep set so you can rest assured it won't sag, give or squeak. It's built to last and last and bring you year after • year of proper support, serene slumbering. Mattress&. Box Spring, Also Includes Double Bonus All styles of CONVERTIBLE SOFAS MODERN CONVERTIBLE SOFA Reg . s1799s SAVE 141 95 Get the convertible sofa that makes any room a guest room! Choose from Traditional, Modern, Early American or ctassrc Mediterranean styles in prints, solids or patterns to blend with any decor. Available in all sizes. Includes Double Bonus GUARANTEED CHRISTMAS DEUVIRYI '. Reg. SAVE $61 95 < $27995 . Mattress & Box Spring : :. MATTRESS .. The Nation's Largest Chain of Mattress Specialists FOUNTAIN VALLEY 16131 Harbor Blvd. (Ned to Zody'•) ANAHEIM LAKEWOOD 1811 W. Lincoln Ave. (Just East of FedM•rll Phone: 776-2590 4433 Candlewood Dr . In C.ndlewood Shops (Aero" from lol1wood Center) Phone: 63-4-4134 ·MASTER CHARGE - I • Thursday, Ncw~mbtr 26, 1970 DAIL y PILOT 11 .Laymen Group Questions Catholic Church Wealth IC \4 1·11·, l "~TA MfS·\ Jlvir11<Y1 LoAN ~H , 1 • " 1 I' L Vll , • ... "f .. ,\, • '1~~. '• '• . ' I l • I I ' I ' -------- \ J ! OAll V PILOT Thur5day, Novtmbtr 26, 1970 Senic O·regon Route to ·Pa.cif ic Ocean Slow · ·:. CRESCENT CITY (AP ) --percent of .the estimat~ $30 troversy because It cuts Siskiyou Mountains will be Oregon rivers nooded, U.S. 19!) roadbed wash out. The road ·rhe shortest route to the million cost.of refurbishing the through the redwood forest. C1lStiy. -the only root! In that area was closed from the week Pacific Otean for most California portion of the route. Further north redwoods are In December, 1964, when the -lost two major bridges, prior to Christmas until Feb. highway Is graduatly being improved. but construction does not present cost or pro- blems which will be ID· • countered ln California. $Quthem Oregon residents is Th e southern end of U.S. 199 not the problem, but pushing a Smith River. along with many numerous smaller ones and 14-1965. u .s. 199. H's the only ma jor hcts Qeen tbe center of con-hlghway through the rugged other northwest Calilornia and had a major portion of the The Oregon section of the route without going north to ---------------~''--_ _;__ __ _;•:.::_ ________________ _:_:_ ________ _:: _______________ _ Somewhere In County Weig ht Lost Somev.·hcre in Orange Coun- ty, one-half million pounds have been lost and Weight \\'atchl'!rs are being held r~sponsible. Nobody is looking very hard for the lost pounds, according to r.arv Rart and Al Cutler. co-direCtors of We ight \\'atchers. The organization h o 1 d s classes 11'eekly at the Costa Mesa \V o men's Club.I Robinson's at F'ashion Jsland.j Sear's, at South Coast Plaza, and the Dana Point Com-1 1 munity House. Bart and Culler said 25.000 \Veight \Vatchers have takcn l off a total of 500.000 pounds l since the program began in 1 the county. Greatest loss registered in the group v.•as 147 pounds Y.'hich came off a I Garden Grove housewife. ''Basically, our members share si milar problems and aims.'' sa id Bart. "Our train- ed lecturers also offer a con1- p!ete re-education in eating habit.s and nutrition." Cutler said the program is open to anyone, child or adult, \\'ho wishes to lose 10 pounds or more. Information is available al the Wei g h t \Vatchers headquarters. 1823 E. 17th St., Santa Anfl, 92701. STARS Sydn•y Omtrr i1 on• of th1 world'1 g r1•t 111t0Jogtr1. H;1 col11m" i1 on• of lht DAILY PILOT'S g•e~\ fttlu•••· Roseburg, But it is far from quick. Stretching south of Grants Pass, Ore., to U.S. 101, five niiles north of Crescent City, U.S. 199 in California is a win- ding, narrow route which slmvs traffic in the Smith River gorge section to 15 miles per hour. This part of the route was the subject when members of th e California and Oregon High\\1ay Corn1nissions and their engineering staffs met in Crescent City. The mttting was an in- forn1al one, intended as a preliminary step to seeking federal funds ID finance 70 WE ARE GLAD TO OBLIGE "' by l£1lR't GRANT, R.l"li Hr•·11usc a pharrnacy is in11n1atclv lnvnlv('d '>''I l h hral!h, thr s<'rvicl.' it must prn\'idc gllC's n1urh b<>yond ;iny flt'l~sihl" p1·nfit motiv" or advantage nv"r 11 con1p<•ti- tor. Thi' !)<'•st r:.:ainple of !his pl1armacy rthic is lhr enor}('ra1ion bl'l\\'l'Cn nrd in- <1rily compPtinJ:: ph11rmacics 1\·hen time is an urgrnl fa c- 1 or. Althoui;h \1'1• usu11Jly havt' ninsl p!'rscrih<'d d r U .C-s in stock, or ('an _cct a mrdirinr rl•'livrred to us !hf' s am r day. 1\'e nceasinnally mus l !111vc it thfl t sam l' hour. \Vhl'n this hanrwns 11'f" will ask anolhcr rh11r111ac·y 1n "rihli.c-r" us and If'! us bnr- rn11· from him 1he nrf'd!'d drug until \\'f' can rerlace it. 01hf'r pharmacies will f'll· 101\' thC' san1f' procedure in .C-1'1 tin.c-an ur::cn!ly n('edrd medicine frnn1 us. The hratl.h of thl' cus to1ner must 11l-1vays be thf' prim11.ry cnn- ccrn of every pharmacist. YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US 1vhcn you nrrd a. drlivrl'y. We 1vill dl'· liver promptly 1vithout ex- tra chargr. A i:-re11.t m11ny [l('nple rrly on us for thrir ht'111th nl'ed.~. \Ve \\•clcnme l'l'!"JU<'Sts for de.livery service anrl rhars::E" ecco\1nts. PARK LIDO PHARMACY lSI Ho1p ltGI ltoe4 N-port loach 642·1510 FrH Doliftry MAY CO I I custo m drapery sale: labo r fo r any window $1 Soivc on twenty-six custom f;ibric~. 0111 in s:ock.,. io s.o moiny colors. And s;i~·e on Roe Lon ®insuloited lining, lh;it i nsu l ;ile~ you r home winter, summer. Plus !he. cost of l;ibor tnr any size 1\•indow is S 1.00 (60" m1n1mum fini~hed length.) Fancy lrt'atmcnts extra. f.-ibric ~-2.75 lo 5.00 yd. 1.99 lo 3.59 labor reg. J .00 per wid1h, oow ;in~· si1e -....1ndow 1.00 Roe Lon li lin n'lt; re-);. 2.211 yd. 1.29 (labor not sale priced.) Call Moiy Co. toll fr"". \.\(''II vi(1t you with samples and give a tr>"P eshmate. tostom fabrics, 1 l. mty co, tout~ co•tt pl11t co1la Mt1• 5'4b·'l21 for 6.70•1 s (7.7511 SJ (f 71/1 S) ~ J'JRES brand new TUBELESS 7.7Sxl 4 (F78/14) $. 8.SSxl 4 (H78/14 ) 7.7Sxl S 7.0011 3 8.25114 8.2Sx15 (F78/1 5) 7.Jlxl 4 (G78/14) (G7 8/1 l ' 95 $ _95 ll'LON co•D '·"-'" • l lllk 8.SSxl S 9.00xl S 8.8S xl S (H78/l S) (l78/1S) (J78/1 s) 95 · 95 llYlDll eo•G 11no11 ca•D • ;11rli11 ltttk DATSUN•TOYOTA•OPEL h t,,' \IU11\!H ru lL hllKI MllOM COii IUtliH lltthtll 95 ''"clcs.~,~~;~rss PI CK UPS , DUPllX, Super Chrome Wheels ••• VANS, TRAll(RS, NOW . STARTING AT ... ·~P/IJJ 6 .00x 16 ~ .. i,\\.\'d ho · iiii UNIROYAL ' lu h h1lo<I . vws MOST CARS ••• S2 9.9S i.......;......;.....;..;...;..;..~~~~ 3005 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA· NEWPORT BEACH AREA CORNER OF BAKER & HARBOR 557.,000 K~J1 UNIROYAL 6.S01l l (87111 J) se l.lS114(G71/14) 7.0011 3 1.251\S • {C78/IJHG71/ISJ "24"'"" ..... ,. o, ~ (J71/14) l .IS11 S • (J78/1 S) 5.60x15 6.9SI14 !D71/14l 7.3S114 ll71/1 4l 7.7S114 lf71/14J 7.7511 S (f71/l SJ '26:' l .SS114 (H71tl 4) l .SS1l S (H7111 5) 11.00f 9.1511 s {l71/1 S) All fl<H 1 .. lo. +l l,J2t• 1).11 fd. h . 1•• lo. 0.,1d! .. t,lf11 tlu. 'lll'MITtW~WSl.tJ h- * I WHITEWALL I World's fines t ,8Sx14 ftu • II Jl fl(. fl. hi SPECIAL ON All SIZES 1.BRAND NEW · 20,000 MILE _/j GUARANT EE D BONDED LINING""\ 2. LABOR & INSTALLATIO N INCLUDED 3. MICR O-MEAS UR[ All 4 DRUMS 4. ADD BRAKE FLUID AS NEIDID S. ARC·GR IND LINING 6. BLEED SYSTEM & CLEAN BACKING PLATE AS N(EO (O 7. GREASE & PACK WHEEL BEARINGS I . All CYLIN DERS INSPECTED IN· ClUOING MASTER CYLINDER 9. ROTA TE WHEELS & ADJUST BRAKIS 10. ROAD TEST VEHICLE TO STANDARDS "FRI! RIPiAC EMINT GUARANTll MOST CARS al LINING if it Wear s Out Before 20.000 Miles Plus Service Ch1r1t GARDEN GROVE 14040 BROOKHURST 530-3 200 ANAHEIM · BUENA PARK 6962 LINCOLN BLVD. 826-lllO Clottd Thursday Thanksgiving Op" Ftldoy 8:30 • t :OO • .. ' • ' Framing the figurine with visual, literal balance is a combination ' flower< and. of fern s. BEA ANDERSON, Edito• TllurM11r, NOvtrnber :u, 1'11 , .. , 11 A delicate madonna a- chieves simplistic beauty by contrasting the shape and color of flowers and leaves. The whiteness of the flower and figurine glistens against the va ri- ous ,,..., •• BOAT OF PLENTY SYMBOLIZES MAYFLOWER Holid9y Hostess Season N the Christmas aeuoo swings round again, ·tile holiday bost<!sa searcbea !or new centerpieces and decoratioJ\ ~e~ She may tire easily of the com- mercial products, cheaply ma d e and maas produced. ·But the ex- pense coqipels her to dia:play them season .,ter season. Worse, making the ~t of holiday par- ties, she encounters the same com- binations of tinsel and snowRake decorating her hosts' buffets a n d mantels. An aliemative to the decoration dilemma has been offered by the Floral Arts Guild of Orange Coun- ty. lt rescues the person who dosen't feel at ease with scissors and glue pot in hand but wants a creative touch In her hwne. Long carriers of the environ- mental banner, the guild promotes the use of natural materials and fresh flowers to keep a personal flavor in the season's greetings. The guild emphasized its phiJ.. osophy during a Christmas in Ac- tion workshop, led by Mrs. J . R. Kirkpatrick, arranger~f-the-year (or the San Diego Floral Associa· lion. "The things you can do at Christmas are so unorthodox and so much run," Mrs. Kirkpatrick advised. One must be adventure- ous enough to try any combina· tion, she added. "Of all the old rules in flower arranging balance is the most im· portant," she continued. By bal· ance is meant both literal and visual design, pleasing to the eye. "And if you have balance, you usually have good color." Contrast in color, shape and texture also is essential in com• . plementary arranging .. Do not be afraid to substitute natural ma· terials like cones, wood and pine branches for flowers, she advised. .. And have · an intriguing adven· lure this holiday season." HOLIDAY HAPPENING -Combining all the finery of the season .is this arrangement featuring a sprig of. holly, candles, a replica of one of Santa's helpers and a handcrafted gift. Designed to set off Mrs. J. R. -j -Creative ' ;'.£· ., . -. Greeted '-I •. '• ~=· ·~ .. An innovation for a Japanese bamboo tree trunk, the ho :lowed center yields a notural setting for • co:orful offering . Kirkpatrick's needlepoint, the centerpiece gives a new perspective to the traditional use of red and green. T eenag~r Gives Thanks fo ·r 15 Marvelous Years With Dad DEAR ANN LANDEltS: A grea't man died today. He wasn't a· world leader or a famous doctor or a war hero or a sports figufe or a business tycoon. But be was a gre at man. He was my father. He didn't get his picture in the paper for heading up things. l guess you might say he was a person ~ho never ~ared ~or credit or honors. He did corny things, hke pay his bills on time, go to church on Sunda y and hold an office in the PT A. He helped his kids with their homework and drove his wile to th e shopping center to do the grocery buying on Thursday night. He got his kicks hauling his teenagers and the ir friends to and from football games. He enjoyed simple things like a picnic in the park. country music, mowing lhe grass and running with the dog • ANN LANDERS Tonight Is the first night of my Ille without him . I don't know what to do with myself so I am writing to you. I am sorry now for the times I didn't show him the proper respect. But J am thankful for many things. I'm thankful because God let me have him for 15 years . And I'm thankful that I was able to let him know how much I loved him. He died with a smile on his face. He knew he was a success as a husband and a father, a brother, a son and a friend. I wonder bow mao,y mlllionaire:i: can aay -j _ that? Thanks for listening, Ann. You've been a great belp. -HIS DAUGIITER J)EAR DAUGIITER: I am pri.tlq yoar be1uttflll Jetter OD nanbllvlq. Thank yoa. for pro\lldtlg my readers wt&b food for tboqbt .... IOOIC approprl.ate day. DEAR ANN LANDERS: My daughter is expecting her second child Jn about eight weeks. She and her husband have told their litUe 3-year~ld girl that the new baby ii crowtna 1n her mother'• - tummy, 1be clilld tells everyone who walb in the house that a baby is growing inside mommy and she invites them to put a hand Oil her' mother's stomach and feel tile baby kicking, To my way of thinking this ls dbgracdul. I think they should say th< baby ls coming Crom the hospital, which is enough to satisfy a 3-ye~ld. There is time enough to get Into ,.. and all tbat other stuff the kids learn about sooner or later. I've expressed my feelings to my daughter and son-ln-law and they say Umes have changed. J know Umes have changed -but have they changed that much? Please reply. I need your support. -OLD SCHOOL STUDENT DEAR OLD STU: Yes -tlmtt bave changed tbat much, and It's all ti> the good. A friend of mine told llER grandson that mommy and daddy were btlq:lng a new baby home from the bolpltal 1nd lhe boy asked, "Is the baby sick?" CbDdren should aot be told more than the~ can udtrstand but I don't believe in mlflleadlng them elk. Tbert Is nothing wrong: wltb telling a S.year-old tb.At a baby grows Inside die mother'• tummy. In all probabWty lie won'& a1k for another · two or three year1 ltow the baby got lo thtr<. DEAR ANN : A boy l'U call Dan is a nice guy but dull, dull, dull. I had three dates with him and I had to work so hard keeping the conversation going I felt as tf;> I had done a double shift in a band Jalll)o dry. What can a girl do with a guy who . answers in one-word sentences? ...... TIRED DEAR TIRED: Gary Cooper's co.:: vtnadoa consbted of "Yup/' and womea: adored him. ApparenUy Du l11't your: groove so llx up wiLh a nonstop talker.~ The woods are full of 'em. • What awaits you on the other 1lde ot; the marriage veil? How can you be sure" your marriage will work? Read Ann; Landers' booklet "Marriage -What tO Expect." Send your request to Ann 1 Landers enclsoing 50 cents in coin and a·f Jong, stamped, self..addressed envelope iD , care of the DAILY· PILOO'. - . ' • • I ~-DAil Y PllDT Thursday, Novttnbtr 26, 1970 Trail Blazing Fans Warm Up Jo Hot Idea 9J ERMA ~ECK For yean I have advocated the .. no meetJnc" where •n or&llllAUoo ~s together in name only with no dues. no ~ ounsbine chainnen, no bake tales and oo ded icatio n t~ver. ,,...---....... ~ & AT WIT'S END t ~ ~ . ~ iwomen t oday h ave ' , i •p.rpose, COJJ\Qlitments, pr~ ~ j~ and involv~IJ" com· c ing out or thelr eyeballs. I !'.Urthermore, I predict we are I teeing an end to an era of !~ navel~length corsages, and 20 m I nu t e introductions of " •akers (More, when there Is ~ E. gen available.) We are ~ wi.ng the passing of nervous ~ n IUte the one in Runa ~ h ln Ware's book ("All 31 ~ in Favor Say ~ So;inell!ing") who said, "I I,. ~ like to take this op. ity to thank all of girls from the various· hes who Wert so helpful • our attendance drive. We ~ lipntacted by phone almost I Qvery member in three coun· Ue.s. I want s,peci~UY to con: gratulate Circle ·Six ~om our ~ree! Kids Christmas Shows ftth1t•• tht t.l,11t.4 Mitcht ll M1riant tft 1 thi• Fri., S•t. & S11n. at naan, I, 2 I J p.m. l1uidt th1 H11nfin9ton Ct11ftr Mell Skit• hitl•d• St11t• hi• rtincft•r t nd <Mr, Snawin1n. le•ch I Edi119tr tf S•n Ditf<' Fwy. i=I 12t TUSTIN .... local churth. They fumished more call girls for the con- venUon than All'f other circle." lt was a 1troke of in· splraUon that prompted Ray C.Ourt. a disk jockey on KVI in Seattle, Wash., loins:U· tude the the Pacific Northwest Olapter or the Erma Bom· beck fan club. 'Ibe only requirement for joining was tc ask for a membership card in which the women promised to carry in their hearts the following basic precepts : That neatness is n o t neCeSS&rily a virtue; That frozen dinners. too, are nourishing; 'Jbat children are not an un- m!Ugated jQy; That separate breakfasts can lead to marital bliss : That t b e Renaissance woman was not beautiful and she was not skinny either; The ironed sheets cause nightmares; That the best cure for a wet blanket is a dry martini. Within a few days more than 500 mtmbership cards had been distributed and Ray was planning the first oo-meeUng : a style show and indoor picnic. It was a smash. The restaurant ran out of martini glasses. The lunch itself opened just as the school doors closed at 3 p.m. \\'omen booed midi skirts and an associate of Ray's, Bo h Roberts, modeled a purple· gray pantsuit and fake fur coat and declared, "Just because I'm a conservative doesn't mean I'm a square." There were no minutes, no chances on a barrel of booze, no awards, no committee reports, no election of officers and no plans that lhey would ever see each other again. I would have loved JI, but they wouldn't tell me where they were meeting. Grandmothers At noon every second Thurs. day the Newport Harbor Grandmothen' Club meets ifl the Costa ¥esa Golf and Country Club. t \~ •l9dl PW. CM•I Hltl!W•Y • • • ' • • ~ •• • ·: ~: .• . , .. •• •• . , •, " ~ • ' ~ ~ :. ·' ~ ~ ~ ~ i ~ z ~ ~ ~ '. ' ' I ·. I ' OPIN TUUDAY ttn UTUlDAT-10 •. -. ·I p.n1. PRICE, BREAK THESE LOW PRICES INCLUDE: e FREE DELIVERY • OPTIONAL FRONTS IN DECOllATOll COLORS AT SLl,HT OOlA COST NOIMAL 2500 INSTAUATIOll Dishwashers f•mily si1e 11p1city, \iyd91f pric1dl Ne 111td ft pr1·ri1111, full tim• ,,Jf.cl,111i114J filt1r C•fl· 1l111tly cle1"1 file weler. Po1c1J1i1 •111meltd IM~ Mtffl SWU• SALE $17995 PRICE I ~~~-... p1nh ~vllon cyclt1 • s.~ic 1hl.ld fer qui1t opt r1tlt11, e I" th t d1tr til~•••• .. •.... ,. N«1t1 IVU·llO NOW 23995 ONLY CERTIFIED ·· APPLIANCE Your a.tftt C1rt Dt1l1r 333 E. 17th St. ""-642..0240 COSTA MESA S.hlnd the '•n<•kt Hou11 J ~oroscope: Leo, Apply the Brakes BETHANY GRAY S.t1 D1tt Betrothal Revealed T ravilla Designs Featured FRIDAY NOVEMBER 27 By SYDNEY 0.MARR ARIES tMarch 21-Apri! 19): Money slluation I s ~m­ phasiied. caution should be keynote , Don't risk possession$. Find ouJ whal you want a~ what it will cost. Ex- amine situalion which has created financial roadblock. TAURUS (Aprll 20-May 20)' Methods of acrompllshment The Tee Tattler Sharon Manuel Elected Queen Miss Sharon Manuel has been elected honored queen of Job's Daughters Bethel 120 of Huntington Beach. Serving with her will be lbP. Misses Brenda Swartz, fl e n J o r princess; Chris Tackt1r, junior Callfomla d es 1gn 1 by princess; Jan Ellis, guide, and Kathy Crosby, marshal. Travilla wlll be featured at the They will be installed by 13th annual Christmas Tree Miss Debbie Ellis, retiring WORderland fashion show and honored queen, duriag 7 p.m. luncheon taking place Tues· ceremonies Saturday, Dec. 5, day, Dec. l, in lhe Oisneyland.j"mii· iithiiiieiiMiiasoiiiiruii.ciiiiTiiemiiiipliieii.;;;;;;;; Jlotel. 11 Spoasored by the Santa Ana AtUIUary, Family S e r v l c e Association of Orange County, an proceeds from the event will benefit the association's fURd. PRE·HOLIDAY SALE COATS ~ DRESSES Travllla heads a couture house in Beverly Hills. He received four Academy Award nominations and has dressed such notables as Marilyn Monroe, Joan, Fontaine, Betty Grable and DiahaM Carroll who wears his clothes on her curreAt TV show. TraviUa believes that clothes should be "fluid, free and very now." Mrs. Melvin Maxwell is ac· ceptlng reservations for the affair which begins with a social hour at 11 a.m • I JED.lo lnhQ I w .... 1111 ri.... o.1y / .. GIFT DESIGNED ESPECIALLY FOR Each Pjn 11 cuatom.aeated to your order with the appropriate blrtbtone1. L1y1w•v 'M Chrl11m1• MARIOlt SHOl"l"ING Cl"NTllt Rog. $12.50 NOW $9.95 Lar•w•r ... C~rl$lm11 HUNTINC#TON Cl"NTl"R <!It· . *B~i£:l:~w.93 ----ShLMy 1300~~ laui ~ h~l 5.99 Q~BJot-s~ck~i b~, black, tl5.9'J SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MESA I , Alpha Beta's Man in Blue says: -I . -I • tw...,, November 26, 1970 DAILY PI LOT • LARRY GELLER STORE MANAGER MAGNOLIA AT BALL ANAHEIM in this ad, including 63 DOUBLE DISCOUNTS, save you s12.17 ~'' STO"E HOURI: MON. 1hru FRf. to ...... IAT, #Id IUN, 10 AM to 1 ftf AVOCADOS LARGE FUERTE ~ SALAD FAVORITE ~ PINEAPPL_ES HAWAIIAN GROWN FIELD RIPENED .LARGE SIZE CHECK THESE EVERYDAY LOW DISCOUNT PRICES CRANBERRIES OCEAN 29¢ LETTUCE •SALAD BOWL 10:. SPRAY •BUTTER 8.0Z. BAG •RED LEAF • ENDIVE GRAPEFRUIT FLORI• 6i1°0 Bunch Vegt. ·c~i:r.;:,\'--u 10¢ 00.0 WHIT[ PAPAYAS HAWAIIAN 3i1°0 RADISHES OR GREEN 10~ GROWN ONIONS . PERSIMMONS 10:. CABBAGE SOLID HEAD 7• RED Oft GREEN CELERY W GE STA!KS 19:. CARROTS I -LB. CEil.O SAG 12- BROWN ONIONS 12i. EGGPLANT 1a:. · APPLES MoclNTOSH 511°0 APPLES •ED DELICIOUS 97¢ ALL-PURPOSE 10-ll, IA.G BULK RUSSETS .Jt::~ 12i. RUSSETS 2<M.L IAG 97¢ TOTAL OISC!nJNTS EVERY DAY llom.E OF 2S 581 ALKA.SELTZER :71c lf.i.·OZ. AEROSOL • SHEATH SPRA~ ell; llllACA .v.z• sot'Tl.£ or 1C10 • tvDfYDAY LOW PRTct l Ot BUFFERIN 1'59 ·------------------ ~· cc AEROSOL 4-WAY NASAL SPRAY Ve 781 ·------------------ 110'IT1I OF 100 • WTTH JRON 27J One-A·DIJ Vitamins 3:29 ------------------- 7.oz. PLAS!1C aomz. • LARGE S\Zt 9ftC Vllalls Hair Tonic 1-15 7 · W"1! SIZE 1'JBI: ROOUUJI OR MIMT CRUT TOOTHPASTE SS: 551 PACKAGE or' DOURU: EDGt llLADts 71 c FACE GUARD Ilk t:'C\. i.oi. TEJi41N!NC KYGII:Nt SPRAY 971 ~ FDS DEODORANT 1.50 TOTAL DISCOUNTS EVERY DAY SOME AtPHA 1£TA STOA£! OISCOUNT CHARGE Piil Cl 'Mozz'.iiinu=0 • Mc 541 12-0Z. PACKAGE :7f'c 14c XLNT • 8-0Z. PACXAGE cr:C 491 CHILI BRICK ...,, sli0itlriiii"'cocKTA1L .39'c 371 111116Ers·1taMI CHU• w 11• GALLOSALAllE L09 991 13-0'Z. CHUBI: .IL.ff al.ft ~~J8:::-:; S~~~~IGEllATED PILLSBURY BISCUITS~ 91 12.COUITT VARltTY 'PACX • 1110Z&N POPSICLES or lmllalionFudgslcles fi!c 551 1MiTrT'101· 'ic'Eii1tr4rc 391 AL'1111 lflA. • 6-0'Z. CAN • FROZEN 221 -GRAPE JUICE ""'VALUE IZ.OZ. CAN• ~ VALut :Ito ~ oll41GE1~'li1'i:E' "'M 431 ~ 6·0'Z. CAN 2!1: 1k Cit1c'K('i .'Pi("'=>I Y.09 991 YO UR ALPHA BETA NEIGHBORHOOD BUTCHER IThe Mon in the RED APRON) PROUDLY dfFERS DUTCHEl!.'S Pl!.IDE MEATS MEATS YOU'LL IE PROUD TO SERVE •DISCOUNT PRICED •QUALITY 6 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED DUBUQUE'S l·LB. PACKAGE • LOW PRICE EASTERN QUALITY IOWA·MAID BACON QUICK MEAL FAVORITES ~!l~M~~,~~ATI 59' FRESH MEAT LOAF • .l.l.IHA 1£TA • Jl[SH JltollM '1..llH OI: U.EADED VEAL STEAKS FRESH FROZEN • MEDIUM SIZE ARMOUR SPARERIBS GREAT TO BBQ PORTIRHOUSE STEAKS BONELESS ALPHA BETA lllTCOrl ME STANDING RIB ROAST TENDER & FlAVORFUL I i , ,. I • !, ., ' •' THESE MEAT PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY through WEDNESDAY NOV. '27 through DEC. 2 l{lTAL DISCOUNTS EVERY DAY SOME ALPHA 8£TA STORES DISCOUl'll CHAllGf Pll lCC I !Ir.Gut.AR • T>RIP• l:LECTRA. PERK ~:fr~iL~.!0~~ -"' 89' -REGULAR OR ELECTRA·PtRll': 3·LB. CAN U'5ll J2,SI 6·0?. JAR MAXWILL HOUSE INSTANT . CO ff EE MS 101 10-0%. JAR J..81 LU l-OZ. JAR NESTtA INSTANT TEA .wf 111 TOTAl DISCOUNTS EVERY OAY SOM£ AlntA llETA Sf0R£S DISCOUNT CIW:G[ P11CE ~1 KflAFT • 14.0Z. PXG. •DELUXE DINN~, ~ llacaronl&Ch-SSC • 1 TOTAL OISCDUNJS EVERY DAY -""" ""' STOtES DISCOUWf CKA«CE Pllc.E ~ SUNSHINE • 911,.0'l. PICO. 41' ~ SESAME BREAD WlfERS il9C • , ~ KLEENEX • 50-COUNT \!!:::::::Y DINNER HIPKINS 1ft 22-~ Kll.A" • 19 OZ. PACKAGE a: 25, ... ~,,,......-, SPAGHETTl ~ftllflr .&5t 561 § PEPPEllWGE FARM • 13-0'l. CAN ' NEW ENGLAND STYLE • 37• : ·cL!lrCHDWDIR lat ' ' • ~ GALA • 50.couNt ~ DINNER NAPKINS 3Cl-COUNT • TODDLER OR ME'JIUM fRESHIBYE DISPOSABLE DllPlRS 31).C(){JNT N!:WBORN © HEPIT • 30-GAU.OJq 61ZE PACKAGE OF 6 41 j TRASH CIN LINERS A9t W.COUNT PACK.A.Gt: 11 3'il tit: HtTTY • 6·BUSHa. SIZE faW~ir'iNtP m 68' BIGS ~ ~ii:~orifkL(·OZ. JAR 351 \!!:::::::Y R~USH Alt I-LB. PACl'.lr.GE IMPlRllL Jn 421 DIET MIRCIRINE © ~6Jl~Rl~~l~~ONNEf Mt 391 D "'° 48-0UNCE BOTTLE 0..:. TREESW££T " ORANGE JUICE BRUT 7ii 6Pl.\SH-ON LOTIO~ 211 ~ LAURA SCUDOt.k • • 13.0Z. 621 ~ VIRGINIA PEANUTS JI! © BUA.RY'S • 1-0Z. PICC. •REGULAR • "!OGE • PEANUT • Cllt!U" 25' FIDDLE fWES Jaf ' 10-lJI !OX • NON-POLLUTING 991 IMPERii!. DETERCEllT J.ef OF CALIFORNIA SUH-DRIED FRUIT IPACKEO '°" MA1l1NGI clso • GOU!tMET'S Dll1GHT • '""" & JlLLY PACr.S • fl!.lltT 6 .CHEUl • t«)N(Y, etc. 84-0UP«:t BOX J:ING SIZE BOLD DETERGEllT J..a8 12' COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or CHRISTMAS DECOUTIONS • Y1lo1r Pol111H111 a:. • Chrls ... s St• Flowen 18:. • Chrlsbnas lotelty Arrangements 88:. PLUS: •Wreaths •DoorSwap • Candle Arran~e1h 'COSTA MISA-Z41 (. tltl St. HUNTINfJTON IU.CH-9045 ..._ HUNTINGTON llACH-11611 N. M• St. fOUNTAIN VALlll-lltO W.,.... u.•UNA HILLS-ZJMI Cel .. • le LlllM lltVIN!-11040 C11tv.,, U..l'""ty P9'fl SOUfH LA•UMA-10122 S. c .. t ......, GREENWOOD • IS·OZ. JAA ', © SLICED WITH ONIONS 2 .. ' PICKLED BEETS a a· - l&.OZ. 1.Aft· • !IEO CABBAGi"lf: U. f'. ~ CASE6WAYNt •30'JCAH 16' • ~ ·cur GREEN BEANS m j ~ ~~r~:r~~ ~~~AAS •11:-~ \!!:::::::Y Dill HALVES Jlf- @ MORTON • '2.-PACIC 2"" SILT SHAKERS Jal! u· '2.-PAcX • SALT & PEPPER ME as. !' BANANA PUDDING tt~aH; C~~·tu~t"iP'uDJ'~ ( s~~lCKMPAcnACHES .ut 81' i ~ DOU: • 303 CAN 26' , ~ FRUIT CllUTllL .l9I : ~~~~~~~~~1 @ 211 CANS • C!IUSHED • CHUHJ:S • ' TIDBITS • ll/1 CAN • SUCED 211 ~ DOLE PINEAPPLE .291 i @ APPLE BARREL • 4S.O'l. JAR' 12' : @ i1~:;"rra::;cE : 62' :I <§ ~ir.~R~YJu1hfALLONJ.lf 1H @ ~:~c1'Ki'Svi'UP"' ~41' l >LB. IAl\S • ICRAFf flAI l GRIPE JELLY H Jiii a l1llU' , HERSHtY • ll'/oo~ IAG 44' l Mllll CHDCllUTI CHIPS.lie , ~ BAKER • f!li._.OZ CAN ... , ~ ~ COCONUT CRUNCHES --l -il:::::~-~~i:t'h.ouR a 7 .. J ~ 2'-1.B. !AO 211 ~ llllll MEDI!. flOUI l.tt I 22-01. COHTAIHEI\ • HOUSEHOlD 7--l Fonnul1 '4111' Cltlntr .l9c ~ M-OZ. COHTAINDI UM ... BATHROOM CLEANm:JI 19.oz. CONTAINER FORMULA '40$' ~ 12-C>i. ITt. • TOii.tr cu:Al<ER 61' \=11)'.fl.IOL - r ' I • I Conflict Between Generations Can Be Serious Problem f." .. . ;, ·.. By LOUIS CA&&EJJl goods and services in I.he 11penl to provide more and bet· \Vlthln the past 10 year11, an· earth, such as It was. Today housing, and free food for the ed the United Nalions and To s11y I.hat none of these ti 'wASIDNGTON (UPI ) _ Jf ·depression year 1133 was ~ ter schools, improved health nual expenditures for health we have 21 million old people poor. made a start toward creating Lask! h.as been completed - ~ti keep telling 8 child billion. This year, Jt's around care. and \1-'eirare strvices to care haVe incrt:ased from $23 covered by Social Security and Our generation has done a a system of collective set.-urity that not enough has been dcmt be~I lhfpld or luy or ir· f950 billion. the poor. High school enroll· billion to $S3 billion. ~1edicare. We have 12 milllon (cw other things it needn 'L be that can mainta in 11'orld an any of the1n -is a fair in- 4M!ponslble, psychiatrists say, Some or this vast increase in ment has increased by more As for welfare programs, poor people drawing public ashamed of. It fought lhe peace. It atso made a start dictment. But to write oU tho ~ cblld will aceept that im· wealth has been squandered th.an 200 percent and collei::c they didn't even exist back in assistance checks. We have bloodiest war in history to stop , toward overcoming racism y,·hole record as though it were e of hlmsell and quit trying on a luxurious llfe -style, but a enrollment by nearly 400 per-the early '30s when our unemployment compensation, Adolf Hitler from subjecting and giving black people a fair of no value 1s an act or ar- be anytblna ~ great deal of it also bas been cent during the past.25 years. generation was inheriting the manpower training, public Ole world to slavery. I~ !ound· shake. rogant stupidity. ~. twMkl theotberwaytoo. --=-~~~~~~~~~~~~--"-~-'--'-~~~~~~~~~~~'-~~-'~~~~..:::.-'~~~~~~~~-'---""~~~~~~~~~~~~~-=-~-'-~'-~~~- .. tParents allo can b e .Clemoralized by con 1 tan t ~disparagement. lf the Ir .. children keep telling the m that nobody over 30 can be trusted -lhat Ute whole adult 1enera- tion is guilty of hypocrisy, materialism, racism a n d militarism -they may begin lo believe il. And it ain't necessarily so. Admittedly, the world is in a mess and young people have legitimate grounds for com- plaint about I.be kind of society they'.re inberitin1. But the 'vorld has always been In a mese:, and every young genera- tion in history baa felt that its ciders had botched things pretty thoroughly. Before today's paren15 and grar.dpatt:nts develop a mass inferiority complex under the psyehological clubbing of their virtuous young, it may be v.·ort.hwhile to take a look at the record of the past .a years and see whether the people v.·ho made that record were quite as blind, bumbling, cowardly. greedy and mean of spirit as alleged. \..\l.t ,\l t l.1'; COlJI'l>N Us old fools survived the v.·ont economic depression the cou11try has ever known. Afany of us learned during the grhn days of the '30s what it's like to do without new clothes, to skip meals, to be out of work, and worst of all, to have little or no bope for a better tomor- row. VON TOP SIRLOIN T·BONE STEAK CHUCK ·STUK RIB STUKS l\taybe the e1perience of deprivation made us "materialistic." Or maybe it just made us determined to build a healthier and more stable economy so our kids '~·ould never have to stand in bread.lines or peddle apples on streetcorners .. Wbatever our motive. we did a pretty good j o b . America's total output of West County Seeks Scouts 1.1ore tba n 4,100 boys in Hun· tington Beach-Fountain Valley lake part in some form of scouting -and there's room for a lot more. A total of 529 boys have join· td scouting in the Pacifica District (Huntington Beach- Fountain Valley) in the past two months as the Boy Scouts of America increases its fall membenhip drive. "We have 91 types of scouting available in this area ranging from cub scout packs. through Boy Scouts a n d specialty explorer groups," James Held. Pacifica Com- mis1ioner, says. "We hope to involve one· lhird of all possible boys in scouUng by 1976. the 200th an- niversary of the country," Held added. Boys y,·ho w11.nt to join, but rlon "t know ho\v can phone tbe Orange Empire Area Council at 546-4990. ENGLISH MUFFINS 31c VONS• SLICED Ploin or 6 PK Sourdough • • EGG-TWIST BREAD VONS• 1Y2 U. LOAF43' 7op,,.J wilh Suomt Sttds Deliciow Toosted JUICE frozen SUN5HIHf STATE ....,..,,_, (•oLUll] 12.0L CAN 32' ! fOI A Sl£C.W. br. lOP Of THE CHOJCf the beauty of it all by m•ry rcbtson directer cf bteuty & fashi on hcliday magic, inc. Local Rtpresent1tlv1 546-1515 C~!!~TUNA BREAD STAR KIST fjTOl!llID 250 6 ~ oz. UtJlf ~· CAN IAdf "Frwt,...ce And You" Your fraiTanCI:' says 11. lot about you. But Is it saying what )'OU want it. to? ff YOU jUSl splash Oil the first 1 cen t that co1nes to hand, you·re missing a golden oppor· tunlty to express your true femininity and individuality. Choose your fra.,;rance cal'!'- tully--.spend time selttting iL Never tat. morl' than three scent& at a lime. 'four nose be- COfiJeS eonfui;ed, and you "'on't neognlze the one Uu1t·s rii;chl \vhen you limell iL \'ou may faJI in love "'Ith several. Havr them all ! Sine€"' even perfume won't last more than six hours, you can ,,1r.ar one for daylirnr, another for evenini:. Jn th\11 case "'·hat"s good ro1· yoUr tint ftlend may be tot11Jly ~Tt>nl for you ... body chrm· it:try makl"I the difference. rBe-tldes. who wanU to sha~ hf'r f•vort te ireent with even her dell.rest frP.ind?). Once you've del'id"d on )"o\1r framnce -"'ear il lavishly. P er fum e goes on the pulsl': 1pota -even behind your knee and on your ankles. S p r a y colo~ la lighter, g~ on In " 1enlle mlaL tin aummeJ""--a>OI It f/nt In t h e rtfrlr~rator. Fabulous!) Creme sachet goea with )'OU In your handbq. ?ifllll:e y ou r O\\T! fta.grance 1tat.ermmt a po1ltlve, lnvllin1 lndk:alion thet )'OU a.re some· on• apccl&I, and don't be 1ur· lOJ l l "'1•ed wh~n be nottcn. Alttt .i1 lhl&'1 '''hat It's aJI aboull 34081 , .... ""' MONTEREY JACK CHEESE 89: Adams Ave., at Brookhurst, Huntington Beac~ Doheny Park Drive, Capistrano Beach ~149 ~129 lb 59' 'iA.RIECUE ,fAVORITC lb.98c CHOICE ILAl>E CUTS JlRCY AND TEHOEI: C~OM TIWi\MfO lHIC( JUICY CUTS llG STW VAUlfl U.l.D.A. ,._ '1" Porterhouse Steak~:.:t; .. '1 •• Ground Chuck ~ n..75' Family Steaks UM!.. 'I" """'' CttOIC( Yb. 5TW •• '1" Choice Cube Steaks :~ .$1 " Sirloin Tip Steak USD~ '1 Jf c11oicf !II . Beef Short Ribs lO.J<l 4' f l!Sll lb. CHUCK ROAST CENTER C.lll 59c CHUCK ot 7-BONE lb. ION(LW I IONltl~ QflJ(l( IOAST ROUND ROAST -· 19' DI -• 'I" CllOK! a. 000 ""- Sliced Green Beans ,;,;. 2l39' B I Ha •• ...,._ .. ~Bii SJJI• one eu ms 11oot1o•.l• 1 .. ..--,. "· Brown n' Smt Unks o:;~-;;.-.;·:~1.69' Bini Fa111 Sausage :::. 15' Veal Parmagiana '~" "11" 'tftll'I fish I: CfllpJ .. .,, ..... I LI. Sl.H, 1 LI. ... ''""''' fisll SI~• . ' ,....,, ".It, lt.Gl. 11' Mrs. FrllltJ'I hlnMI Shrllll,1.oi. tk. ,,... •1 • In. FIWlr's 5'rlflll Pllfh ......... 1.0:. .... It" .. ,.....,.. Filh lrt.,s ............. IOOL -· lf' CtrufltA Stlt nltfs ............... lt.(11 PlS. 'I" Au,.rt's Fried M1Kl111f ................ MIL ""'· ••• Realemon Lemon Juice '~: 49' LAURA SCUDDER Sal d D • U'""'" 29' -· MAYONNAISE a ress1ng :r:.-~.:-~~,~ . ·,- Minute White Rice ~1!'~~· 79' Apple Time Applesauce ·~· SS' Nestles Chocolate Qulk ;;: 79' v 0 N/S I I• : IJ :l BOURBON DAVIESS COUNTY KENTUCKY STRAIGHT 86.PROOF DRY GIN ~~~~; ~$349 90-PROOf FIFTH M1k1 V1irs Your Holi/ay H11/qu1rt1rs HOLIDAY WRAPPINGS BY BOUTIQUE Cott m .1400 lc.r :ocafion ef •*•'*"Mt you. Coll c.elled if Joll • , • Makes Good Foocls °'::: Sm ooth, Ve/vely Texture·.~ Toste Beller! 5\1. llG LOWE.R THAN DISCOUNT PRICE PLUS BLUE CHIP STAMPS! fANCf, JUKf, SWllT DEUOOUS APPLES ::.. 4 ~" 49' .....,..n 1 omatoes .... "· """""" """ Avocados . . .... FRESH CORN ~.·.~ .. o. CUQJMIERS ~ •.. ..._ IRl PEPPfRS ....... u . POT A TOES ';Jj;?· , . II. 5922 Edinger Ave., at Springdale, Huntington Beach Laruna Hiiis Plaza, El Toro 21082 Beach Blvd.. Huntington Beacb 17950 Magnolia, Fountain Valley Thursday, Novembtr 26, lfl70 DAILY Pit.OT J 1 Taste Buds Stimulated as Cookies Come Across the Bar )~ ' No douby about it, oooU like ~ t.eupooa aalt together the butter, brown In a medium mlxinl bowl, bars to wire rack; cool com-13 by 9 by 2 Inch pan. Bake In BU'ITERSOOTCB amall mlE.ng bowl beat egg to make the variety of cookies S egg1 sugar ud vanilla. Thoroughly beat the egg1 and vanilla until ple tely. Store in t I g ht I Y a moderate (350 degrees) oven BARS until thickened and lemon co14 that are baked In one pan and 1 cup Ormly packed light beat in the egg. Ural'.lually sUr thickened and lemon color; covered Un box. for 35 minutes. Remove from Fln La (See Cocon 1 orj sUr in the sugar; spread cut into bars. brown sugar in the fiour, blend.int well. ,Jf'adually beat in the sugar, oven; at once sprinkle wllh. t yer ut A· No wonder\ Bar cook.Its are 1 \easpoon vanilla Spread evenly in a buttered blending ~hly. Add the TOFFEE BARS the chocolate ; allow chocolate mood Bar recipe) over top of First Layer. euy to concoct, store well. In 1 can (S\; ounces) flaked 13 by 9 by 2 inch baking pan. flour mil:ture ; beat to com· First Layer (st-:! Coconut Al-to melt; sprinkle with. the 1 erg Sprinkle with the pee~. lddlUOa their teltW't _ a coconut Bake in a preheated moderate blne. Fold in COC'QllUt and mond Bar recipe) walnu ts , lightly pressing the 2/3 cup flnnly packed lijht Bake ln a moderate (8 cross between cookie ind cike 1 cut blanched almonds, (350 degrees) oven for 25 almonds. 1 package (6 ounces) semi~ nuts into the chocolate. brown sugar degrees) oven for about .. I) -is IO 1ppeallng. toasted and c h o pp e d minutes. Spread carefully over hot sweet chocolate pieces Place pan on wire rack to l cup coa1'e.ly chopped pe. minutes. Place pan on wfre Of all.bar cookies, those that medium-fme Meanwhile pttpart Second Fint Layer ; return to SSO:. ~ cup chopped (medium-cool. cut into 32 ban; with a cans rack to cool. Cut Into S2 bats ; have a topping are tops in Pnpare First Layer by us-Layer by using ingredieoll degree oven and bake 15 coarse) walnuts 5mall spatula remove bars lo Prepare First Layer 1s with a small spatula, remove PoPUlar:lty. That's why we ing Ingredients 11.stcd under listed under that heading : On minutes. Place pan on wire Prepare First Layer as wire rack; cool completely. dhected in Coconut Almond be.rs lo wire rack; cool com- pl1Med ttiil special recipe for that heading: In a large mix-wax paper, stir together the rack to cool. Cut into 32 bars; directed ln Coconut Almond Store in lightly covered tin Bar recipe. Spread evenly In a pletely. Store In t I g ht r·y you : using the same good ing bowl, thoroughly beat flour, baking powder and salL with a small spatula remove Bar recipe. Spread evenly in a box. 13 by 9 by 1 lnch pan. In a covered tin hos:. ·' coo~e bue,wi~lUdeliciousl-_;;;_~~~~_;;;_'-~~~-'--~-=-''--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'~~~~~~~~~~~_:___:::_:_::_:_:.:.:::_.:::;~:_:_:_~_:__:_~~~~----- butter flavor, you can add three different toppings. COCONUT ALMOND BARS Pint Layer: 1 cup (2 sticks) butter 1 cup finnly packed light brown augl?' I tuspoon vanilla I eg 2 cups regular flour (stir before measuring) -·Llly•r. s tablespoons regular nour 1 teaspooo. baking p:iwder Slimming 9356 lOl!t.22~ Feelln1 lreth, free and going places -that's you tn this lUbe akimme.r with a contrast 1earf secured by a neat t.ab. Printed Pattern 9356: NEW Hali Si>es iO\I, 11\\, 11\\, 161h, l&lf.i, 20~, 22~. Size 14'n (bust 37) takes 211 ydt. 4$-in.; "TA yd. 39-ln. contrast. SEVENTY·FIVE CENTS for each p1ttem -add 25 cents for each pattern for Air Mli.l and Special Handling; otherwise third-class delivery will take three weeks or more. Send to Marian Martin, the DAILY PJUYI'. 442 Pattern Dept., 23% W..t 18111 St., New York, N.Y. 10011. Print NAME, ADDRESS with ZIP, SIZE and STYLE NIOOIER. Timing Essential ' There'• no denying that the holiday season Ls a busy one. Here'• an idea that will IOl.•e the no-Ume-to-cook pro- blem and inBUre your family a delicious, warming dinner. All you do Is combine the in- gredients early in the morn- ing and refrigerate until din- ner Ume. 1ben when the rush la on, simply pOp the ca&S«Ole into the oven for 30 minutea or until hot. MAD-AHEAD CHICKEN CASSEROLE 2 cans (IOI> ow>ceS e1ch) chicken gravy 2 cups diced cooked chlclten y, cup minced onion 1 can (5 ounces) water che&ttMJts, drained and sliced .y, teaspoa dried dill leaves S Cllpl cooked medlwn -t pacllqe (10 owices) frozen chopped spinach, cooked and W<il-dralned ll cup butiued b re a d c:nunbl Comblftt snvy. chlcken, ooloa, waler chesl!llltl, and dlD. Jn tll.quarl tu1<role, ar- ranae alttmatt layers of noodles, spinach, and gravy mlJlure. Sprinkle wllh breod manbe. Bike at 400 de(rees F. far IO minutes or imlJl bot. Makes I aervtn1s. N GRAIN-FED PORK LOIN END CUTS CALIFORNIA GROWN GRADE A-FIRST DAY FRESH FRYER PARTS O«UMSTICU FIYER WHIGS '"""" l(G$ c lb. 12:. CEITEI C1J 111 790 CEnER C8f LOii 890 PORK CHOPS 1b. PORK CHOPS 1b. •011••••Eo•E•1 sl 09 1EA1Y ~::o:"' 590 SPARERIBS '1:J:. ~ I~. SPARERIBS lb. '1: '1~ 51Uff 'N IAkl FlANK STEAK OLD SOUTH, FLORIDA ICE ~9"d MILK RE81Lll \!GAL~ VANIUA •MOCHA CHOCOIATf LEMON CHIFFON c =GE 19c,~\ COUPON WORTH 20c ONLY ONE COUfl'ON TO A CUSTOM· El. GOOO THIU DEC.1, 1970 ORE IDA POTATOES HASH 35 BROWNS c 1is. (AHOY.DISH •ith COVfl, 5T AN.fSS STffl 5NACl TIAYS. fOIL HOSTESS TUIKE't' MEAT TIAYS. FM toll FOil CHRISTMAS WI.A'. YOIJl 99c CHO.ICE WOOOfN SPICE IA.CK ·2 TIEii: with IOTTllS. YOUI G.f. COOl lltlGHT IS llGHT INDOOR STRING SETS CHOICI' for PLASTIC or NATURAL TRffS s1 99 DltY MOUNT PHOTO ALBUM wltft flfE COUPON OFfEI. • SHICK KRONA CHROME DIL EDGE llLADES, '"" SHICK INSTAMATIC IAZOl IAND IO• $1...Q TOUCH Of SWEDEN KN«l lOllOH IOl lie 'l'Of'\l\Al P\AvotS LEO'S Hff, DAn: TlMET OI ~y tiff SLICED MIA TS >.oL 110 5 t.l.ICfOMUt.11 • 3·0t. fOl:G c"""o """" • WM'l'l l'Ulll:lT IUCH> WMTE llJIUJ CIKtlN COINIO lfff Ot '"5TU.W SLICED HAM UOl •oP •Ol 33' 43c 59' 6 SELECTED & IMPORTED GERMAN WINES ti:-.iu.snu• 1111o11HG Zllllt K-...nr «.•It JOHt.NNllR'Glt ltlfSUNG ,_,lflHtlNlfl OOMT ..... lll~IA,UililllCN ~llU#ll(ltfN $)~! KAl.f GALLON ~V...ci& {UJi7 $a•• KAMCHATKA VODKA ~ • B00B0N GAllC>< ® $9'5 @ $11" lAUOEIS-HAlf GA\IOtl SCOTCH llNGNES IEER :uo:~~.~~:y •1.29 . . -. . • ·~""' -~1" ' . RAISIN BREAD ri~ 35c SALADS FUNKS ......... .. Ill NG r,: 4*ijJOWN APPLE OR CHERRY 41' STRUDEL 6" 4t MARGARINE fUIKHJMHN CA I I II l'ICG CRISCO IHC~OfF PAffERS PNIERS BAllES MNOWTCH ......... llDrKDY£S 1euN's 20-oz. rllli«ft APlllCOf.,....f""'1.! 35' 11.oz. 59' 291 25' 59' UNSWEETENED OR SWEETENER ADDED PEPPERIDGE FARM OFF ""111 coupon ort a.II)' item ltlltd UN1PR1CE COUPON FLORIDA~INDIAN RIVER RUBY OR WHITE RUIT .BANANA c EA. APPLUWN PIPPIN 19~ SQUASH TH~::~~ow PREMI UM QUALITY RUSSET 10 POTATOES ";~G ~ WE FUTURE CALIFORNIA AVOCADOS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ FINE CHIN.A HOSTESS SETS . on any ptttern mus 1 2~f&llNR 0000 nm.I DK. 2. 1970 Calo CAT FOOD TllAT -&CHCl<IN,TAS11 flf CHICllN & UVBI: TEA KffiLE LOMA LINDA LAVA SOAP REG. SIZE W SAFEGUARD DEODORANT 50» ZEST DEOOOAANT W ~ 15' 40L JM GRAVY QUIK fOIL PKG. ' llATH SIZE 2~ REG. SIZE 15' .... ·.' ,, ' " ~·! ... .>. , -~ ,' ,• ' . ., .. . ' • ,I .• .• •• •• .. .. . • ·( •• " ., . • . ' THRIFT I RT . OW ·D.ISCOU ,NT ! WE'VE· ·PUT IT ALL TOGETHER NATIONAL BRANDS -U.S.D.A. "CHOICE" BEEF & LAMB 7-DAY ADYERTI$ED P•ICES-JOP. QU4LITY FRESH . PRODUCE NO CHARGE FOR CASHING ·CHECKS-SUPERMARKET SERVICE EVERYDAY 'iOTAL· DISCOUNT PRICES BONELESS ' FAMILY FAVORITE WILSON"I COIN KING, HOIMEl'S I fAlMER JOHN'S, LUER'S, lED LUil. $1GMAHS VAC PA«. I HOFFMAN'S & HAL McCOY I CENTER-CUT ' I c THIN SLIC~D CllUCK I CLOD QI: fAIMEI JOHN-SUCED I LINK LOIN.or RIB I WAPIR I BACON I I ROAST ROAST I SA USA GI CROPS I I I CllOPS 89,j,, I 98,i,. POUND 59c I 891t. I ··~· I 8-0L 29C I I PACKAGE lb. I PKG. ea. I I ' I I I .... • IXTRA DllCOUNT SUNSH1Nf-2ll. l _.:-Ti· suNsHINE STATE-FROZEN HONEY GRAHAMs .. 69' 1 -,;~~ I ORANGI '""'"'"' I ... ,.,.,,. 1 JUICI PIZZA PIX •••••••• ~~L41' tGt ""'i\t\ 1 "tulO<-Allf\AVOOS C ottAll 1 •-oz. 7c SWIDll·PllS •••• !'.0; 41 78~J TIHS .PUDDINGi::•: •••••• ·.:~:10c --~...iiiiilliiiiiil _____ .. ·-------- MoTT's 39 c ,...JVlt'DTRA•DllCOUNT APPLESAUCE •••• ,';~.. ~t..M• '-IRIS-ORANGE PEKi . oc .... ., ... ,_.,"' 25c' .,., ' ' TEA BA . S Cranberry Sauce... ',i .. '8"G1 . ;11u1T cocKTA1L ••• 26' "ol.l>l~ \ •s 3'-'c DRMOHTE 37' . 4' \ COUNT Y1A. PiEAR HAL YES.,.::~ c 1111.::~:illiiiii-;;,.·-,..;,1 _____ ... ""lllTRA DISCOUNT ' MORTON 'S FROZEN 3·COU••• DINNUS All VARIETIES i:~°az. 64~. I-=~=====~~~--:~~~~:=":::::":::"-., TllESWln fRfSH CHIUID · 49c PIATURIO NUT FLORIDA INDIAN RJVER RUBY ORAllGI .IUICI •• !':: . . • ITALIAN .... c~~;w... c GRAPEFRUIT iwoi'Ju1c1 •• :.c:69' · oRv A·-o•--391b .• , '1 PICTSW!nflDZIN 40, SALAME CHICKEN, HAM, 45c -.-... GRllN PIAS 240L r:--:""z.~c<:·u 19 wH11E 1uRKEY ............ 3.oz. .. . "" • • • • I 0 H B • •. • • < PASTRAMI, BEff, DARK TURKEY. 36< Tll!ESWEET • rlCTSW!!TfWOZ!H 4oc 13 oz. CHUB •• $1.49 ·~~01.1u1.c1 . ••• CUT CORN •••••••• !'.": 181!. oz. cHua •• 2.03 . coRNEDBEEF ............. 3-oz. •• '"~ 77 CHICO CORN 15 C """ 0 AU"" clioilP'ID'sP1NAcH 22• RATH TORTll.LAs .:.·~; ... '-""'"" 2•• -~-·· 1 " 10 KING SIZE ~~!'!!~·········· 1;· ~~~~=:··········'ElL03~ ;1;;.o;;.;';'P'uDDING 75• PRANKS ~"Ef:~:~~~~::;:;;d :~as· unua................ "· CAULlfLOWIR.......... DOWNYflAUf.OZIH 1-Lll. 69c HUBS FRAN s T"o.UiOiS: •••••.•••••• 3~ Pi"uiias .............. ~!li89.:.. l'RENCH TOAST •• '.'~~ 45• PKG; ~~~URST cl;."J'~. ,K,;;:L. as· nuOGG'S 12 0. 32MJ'lllTllA DIKOUNT RoUND1WAFFLIS'.'~43c i::~lllTRA:":Dl:K::o:uNT::=~cB~ ... ~A00~"'Dl~-1~"~0~l~L~B~l~A~D~S~ •• ·.~.=3~c CORN FLAKES...... .,;;. FUN FOlAU-IMITATION OH' BOY FROZ!N mili<LES ••••••• ':~~ 43 , ;;.::... ' ICE MILK ~~~~~~i•n'I"' ~~~r;~ .. .35' \ ~~~t~, DIN;las io'Tix:::~:::·: ..... i.r~ 43' ,. L·EO 'S ' SLICID MIATS . . POOT 51' "~:"oo' \ AU3flAV05RS F;i:.ichicken•Jst Cobblt~ •••••• ,.99< ,o tA\1 I •1mTAC30S-AU9iVA11mu DF"r'°•"'•"'•·....,a· ; .... yw'•""~D •• l_a, ... per'• $139 ALPHA BIT •••••• 1•'•DL• T" s\ HAif C ,_ "'"'"' SC I C ' -"·-·•O· 29" 6 ·t~-36' . • 10 TO \ .,,,. GAL Ho111ylun1... l PP "I••••••°"' 1 \ 1-4-0Z 01sroSA1Lr,HM0tn-30'S $llt • IMSTON 120.. 41' EA. A11v.-1 ..... -i.o. 63• '-""'"'-uo... 52c -----. EA h b DI ~ CORN CHIX......... ii.--------M11.Smill'sPits TocoSti......... \ -• Fr•• a ye aper• .. :- ~J'll'P'lllTRA DIKOU su••,.ESSGUM-•u•LAVOIS 48' 't"lllTRA DISCOUNT ••N<•llA 49 C""lllTllA DIKOUNT J;f'&Ci~\ l JANE ANDERSON-SLICED TRIDINT ••••••••••!~0~ MORTON'S-FROZEN YAMSe••••••••••••!0•0;· C _ T KERN'S ~;" \ BREAD ... ATHMIHTS-AU.flAVOlS 48' ·-· CREAM PIES QUAll-#303 17 . ,;oiJ.,;ii STRAWBERRY ,11_!!1 11" 1, wHITE ., WHEAT CERTS ••• ••••••••••~'::'~ -~,... ALL vARlmEs Cream Style CORN •\,,.:;~ ... •,PRESERVES ,.,• 2 5 JlffY-WITHAlUMINUMS~lUT 27 2 7. D!lMOHTE 33• I JAN\ JAlt\ 49 ~~~'-~o'!f :a. ~~~.!~0':' ••••• ... .'!'~· c 1:K~~ 1:. ?~ICED BEETS .... ;~0: 18 6c\ 2~~z. • C -· Pll CRUST MIX, •••• 39' TOMATOES ••••••• !':·25' --' IA. AUGtlHOS-1 ta. asc .... JlllflXTllA DISCOUNT l1lllD#l25-1 ll. 45'):;~1XnA DISCOUNT SHOfSTllHGPOTATOES 4 c POLGER'S COFFIE.. >.roO'Ji-y PIXIE-ALL vARlmEs LA ROSA LASAGNE -Giivi OtC••••-<v.s""°"' FRENCHIES ........ ~'!· I AUOltMDS 2la $ \ Ji~·" \ c OOD HUNT'SIEGUlAl-IOZ. d "' ' •ATN•OOM FOLGER'S COPFEI •• 169 1 ""~u-'la11 AT F TOMATO SAUCE •••• 12'11 11ss~t 1 TISSUI •<""""0 '' 01 """ 75• t .,, •· o\.\. , TAMALE PIE •••• 2!1!~~ .t.UOltNDS lll $249 ~,..,.1 10 CA.Ml'IEll'S 13 \ l \Jll\ ASSOITEO COlOIS POLGIR'S COFFIE.. • siG..l OY,.Tl~z. c TOMATO SOUP.;~~~L c Dt,OD°'ac· I 8 ROLL 65c "0"°"'HIAIHM IOOIZED 14' .. f"I SALT •••••••••••••• ;~'!,L INITAN'l'COffl! 100a. sin \d· IA. SUNSHINE-2ll. 65 I p G lllLLS BROS......... -::-:::=;"';;:'."::":~ Krlspy CRACKIRS • -----· K · 14• VANILLA IXTRACT 41 • HEAL TH & BEAUTY AIDS CHUHY 9 CAl fAMf 29' DOG FOOD ......... !':; c FRUIT DRINKS ••• ~~· .----•LIQUOR SPECIAIS ____ .. LADIES' 100% "''""" c 1•SCAUfO ... IA-QUA" BREW l 02 CARDIGAN HORSEMIAT ••••• ~·.c;-30 FRUIT PUllCH BASE 65• BEER SWEATERS DOG CANDY ..... :2~ 29' P'iPili'N°APKINS ••• 10· DfTtltGINT 10c.DIAl 47C COlOITDASST.COLOIS-7SCT. 18; CHOICE Of SIZE, COLORS & STYLES 99 IA. COMPARE ••••••••.•••. := -r.:r' •r-..vml\OOWll ION MADta PIRSONNA ......... "' 6 J• Ul~~....oa-n • PIRHNllA ............ .., 73 a.Mt--........... 79• •A•Y OIL ...... -... 11." LUX LIQUID ...... !'.0 : PAPER TOWELS ..... lAUND«YOETllGENT 79c TOfu.t.fOOO 2 C TIDI ••••••••••••••• :;:~ STORAGE BAGS.:!~· 1 l.A.UNOIY·OhEIGINT 44c PAftlOTICDl\Ullf 16' YOGUl •••••..•••••• a;: MATCHll ••••••••• :;1• lAUNOC'f'OETllGl.NT $136 CAaNATK)N-60L 3 c DRIYI .............. "."! Light Chunk TUNA.. 5 lAUNDIY omlGINT 12c DINNISON'S All IEE!' 5 7 RINSO •••••••.••••• ~:; CHILl •••••••••••••• 1;~~ c •••n•ll•JUIC• 0c"H""1'"L'''1wc""o'"'11"'-c"A0LRNE •• 59' Y·I COCKTAIL ••• :'.°~ 43• WflCH'l C O\JAll GRAPE 'UICI •••• ~·~~ 43 OYSTERS .......... •.0:· 45' s1'' SCOTS MIST-flnH .. SCOTCH.............. 3 78 FAtlGK>UNOS -,tfTH $ BOURBON., ••• , . • .. • 3i1 SUNOlllAND-flmt ' DRY GIN ••• , ••••••••• 218 kAIAsoY -Fl~TH $ VODKA.............. 2 98 OMPARE,~~::~YOU BUYF~~L!~:.~-WHEN YOU BUY FROM us. 2701 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA e 13922 BROOKHURST, GARDEN GROVE e 1308 W. EDINGER, SANTA ANA 5858 WARNER, HUNTINGTON BEACH e 23811 EL TORO, EL TORO -------- ' CORN SALTINE CUCKERS EGGS Fin 0.llr Oii ....... CUI From All'llfful And Jul<y-USllA Choict GJ1de Beef lb. Bo.eless Steaks ~'/~"::"'--,., 99' LARGE SIZE • GUDE 'AA' ., er.. O'lht l'.no-ffllll r ... The Rancfl Swiss Steaks n.:~.~':" ... 691 HIGHWAY WHOLE KERNR • Sweet Voc1.UJ1 Pockod 12·1t. ... Oi1to11nf Pn'tet ISTERINE MOUTHWASH .----~~ 14•HllM kttll /)iHOllttf Pritet 1-~ ..... , £xtn i.11 ... "' . . ...... ... SOUP TOWNHOUSE TOMATO Made from Pl1111P Vine-Ripened Tooiatoes. -7 -Bone Steaks =·~"8:~,. 691 C Boaeless Steaks .~·i.:r .... 1111 Porterhoue Steiks ,'= ,.. 1141 Top Sirloin Steaks "C':~" ... 11" Filet Migno1 Steaks ,::".I:' ... 1211 ' c lb. GAIN DOERGENT Instant Breakfast =:.::"= 1.~::· 49' •i•I 33( ct1, Cottage Cheese ,~~~~· _ h • Practically Eliminates Ba,t room Tissue ~:::~~. ~:::' 49' Pesky~its:$cralch•s. . Coldbrook Margarine 1;:-:.~ 20' ~:,~~:r Gu~;' ,33 . FANCY GOLDEN BANANAS, ... Llrge Avocados · ~.!a:·E"':.:, Delicious Apples aJia. Large Grapefruit ... , .... s ... t •Met-To Slice For Bre1kflst. Crisp Carrots 'E?~~· Yellow Onions l.L l1o I ''"" .................. Mett-tllld ,.. Swtt. c 4 .. s100 8~98c 8 ;·~89c 3::r29c 3~29c Sw.eet Cora \:-'r:~ 5 ... 491 Pi1eapples ::.i: ::-.::=.. 'lL\-::: 491 Green CabM&e •';:"•".:: .. 81 Pa,.ya .. ,~~.::.~ ~ 391 Oranp J1ioe ~ .ll:. 771 J1ifr Orilpa ...,.. I :; 991 S1lphat1 Of lmmHia::O.:. 89' Plait F... =. := · 20 :; 1111 Snail Pellets "".-;!l."f"..:,."" ·~ 59' Po!W Mims ·sn; :.::.,.. .... = 1111 Crest Toothpaste In Mint Or Regular Fla-'i!:' 72c Vilt'. Helps Prevent Dtcay! _.....;.. __ LIQUOR SHOP BUYS! ow Calho11 Bo1 ..... ~ ... 1411 Ca11di11 Hill Whiskey= ... '4" Maclair's Scotch = il.~ . ...-1511 Sta1to1's Gi1 r~"'~::. =· ... 1311 lnla11 Vodka :='iiif.:i '"" 1311 Fidelis Brandy '"" ... ';:'!r" ••• 1311 St. Elmo's Rum ·i:~~"" .... 1311 DAILY PILOT 18 Cut from Young USDA Choice Grldi Tender And Meaty lb Betf. ldul f« A Porkers. Low Price! • SUndly Pot Roast Pork Chops :,go.!~-;;';: ... 19' ' 0-Bue Rold us:"C:.".;., ... 69' Large Sirloia_Pork Chops ;. 691 7-Boie Road ...':",~"" ... , .. 69' Ceater Loin Pork Chops ,., 891 Beef Cross Rills ·:::.~ ... 69' Fresh Sp1rerills • ~":.~ ... 691 Bo1eless Roast :'.!;'l' .. 88' Fresh Pork Roast "ti:' ,.,591 Beef Ramp Roast -~ .. 89' Fall Loin Half '",:" ... ":'' ,. 691 Beef Clod Roast.~ .. 99' Fresh Pork Steaks ·~:.~ ,. 691 Boaeless Roast ~.=:,. 99' Canned Hams :::~~~·~.~~.: l·l'i. $2" Boneless-Fully Cooked cu ' ·Bone Steaks s:!:~ :~,r:"ta:~ st3• T rmed 1 a Ptlfoctlon! a. • I S SI k lo11l111RI~ $1" pencer ea s =~~T~-er~ , .. SAFEWAY SUPERSAVERS DISCOUNT HOUSEHOLD a Apple Jaice '"" "'"" ·~· 39' FABRIC FINISH a Ora1ge J1ice ,, ...... , 6:;: 591 WMll lll&f I Id 54 8 Stew• T 0111toes J:: •:;:• 211 , .. _ ,.:,,;: ~ Zhi. c a Dil11r ta,kin er -"t."' 25' 11.W<:t "' .... '"'"'' •kl· a Tomato J1ice ".r.:' -::· 291 Spic Aid s,.n ~,,:;:-~.:· 281 8 Water Softener ~;~ ·~-:· 471 Fa•ric Softener ~~~:~~: 1141 8 Par Fa•ric SofteHr ~ 691 Spray Starch.:~;~:i.s.~·~ 43' DISCOUNT COFFEE & TEA DISCOUNT BAKERY BUYS! Edward's Co1tee ci:-.r=:. ~~ 82' Skylark Diet Bread .~1!:r...aa­ Freeze-Dried Coffee "::'' 'i:~ 921 Baker's Dozen Do11ts~"" ~t.39' Hershey's l1sta1t Cocoa :.:~ 831 Angel Food Ri1g ~~ •:.:; 31' _ last11t Ovalline cl'!.'[. ·~~· 68' Ci11amo1 Rolls "H!it ~~ ,... ai- DISCOUNT VEGETABLES Cat Green Beau "~~· •::• 25' Gree• Giant liblefs ':': '!:" 251 Mushrooms ..:!."v~i::;,., ·~;:• 291 • LUCERNE CORN TORTILLAS l•llUl18' pM1<1p Ci111moa Rolls ~~~ .... 35' DISCOUNT FLOUR & OIL H1nest Blossom Floir 5 ~ W , Pancake & Waffle ~.:..""Z.ft ::~ 53' Velkay Shortening 3 ! 19' DISCOUNT JUICE BUYS Cal Fame Dri1ks ~· ~ 29' Oraage Start w:~ '!:" ,::;,~, '!::-n- Pr11e J1ice ':' :'.:.;": ~ 57' l1sta1t Ora1ge T11g 'l:" '1 11 . FIR Y-fneur WI .. Tothiy'a .. d FMll YalMl-llly Fm• FMdtl Oran I e Ju .ice ............... .... lti<tl tn Ylfaniins I M'111trah. Slodl Up Fer Colds or Flu! Bel-air Waffles '•::::; Hash Browns .. ~.,, '''"'" So ~ll;k I So (1sy Tit · Prtpn. Heat And Uti l•IL1• ... .,-' , .... ,ltc ,..,, 6.- c•opped 01io1s ~,·:a:.· 281 Spi11ch !"i:.-:t~=. ':o.· 2r fisk Al• Ckips ~"•'=''::"79' Bel-air Pizza = ':O: 95' Vegeta~les .. ~!".:.!:"° ~-: 271 Shoestri1g Potatoes 51:!' ::: 29' Mlet UJMlll frl .. '"-In. Z7 Te ltc. J It T• Slfnlr ...._ • • I I I I I I • _____________________ ............... _____________ "" __ .. ..,., ...... , _____ ri • , I I 'Tis The Season ... But What's The Reason? I Here are 5 good reasons for shopping early: ;•m • ..,....,._...,...•••--•••••••••--•-, I . Watch For Special Sections Filled I With Early, Christmas. Goodies In The · DAILY PILOT. --------------------------------J 1. Stretching out the Christmas shopping season gives retailers a chance to function more efficiently. When clerks are less harried, shopping is more pleasant for everyone. 2. Many retailers offer their really special "specials" early in the season to encourage the public to shop early and to help alleviate the last-minute "panic" buying. 3. Just in case your favorite Christmas gift merchant has underestimated your enthusiasm for the season, a longer period of shopping gives him a chance to re-order popular items so he doesn't have to disappoint shoppers later in the season. 4. When you take more days to shop you can do the job more thoroughly, visit more stores, compare prices and quality and be more satisfied with the gifts you finally decide to buy. 5. And there's no secret about it, the Christmas shopping season is the biggest sales period of the year for most retailers. Support local merchants now and you'll help them make enough profit to keep their prices reasonable all year long. (And prices will never be more reasonable than they ore now.) Thi& me11age pre1ented as a Public Service on behalf of our friends and your1, the retail merchant& of the Orange Coa11 t Area,. by the DAILY PILOT I ,.. __ _. _____________________________________ ,.. _______________ ..., __________________ ........ • • ----- ----~--------------------------------------------------~---------------·---...,- Thursday, Novembtr 26, 1970 DAILY PILOT IJ lt'i true, traditionally this is gredlent, add one or more of a 'D'adltioo no longer says the It's nady. Yet the kltdlen port.ant thing to remember ls Jbe ,lime of the year when nwnber or goodies to fill those roasted bird has to be filled "'pros" (meat thermometer that ~ cooked poultry and to Ham Sli ces Stuffed · Sweef Pofaloes Enhance ~ • , ' ..• ' , .. ~ poultry or game sets special flavor and texture with .dressing. On occasions users) prefer to be a llute stuffing are perishable. Thus Here's a new way to serve ounce) can margarine. Pl&ee about-~ eup the stage for fesUve meals. preferences--Oried prunes or ish to bak th uf more accurate and place the the stuffing should be removed the old favorite of ham and 2 lablespoons ~' mlxtore on each ham slice. -;. ---.. raisins, walnuts or chestnuts, you may w e e st • bulb in the center of the inside from the bird as soon &! ,,;~t potatoes. melted Roll up and fasten with •• Yet, thanks to modern pro-lart apples or frozen peaches, fing s~parately. That's fine, thigh muscle; being careful possible. Freeze both if you . S uff a large thin slices cooked wooden plCks. Place in lhallow > ceaalng miracles like freezing, te d r too. Place the prepared stuf-not to touch the bone. When don't plan to use them im-t ready cooked ham ham · baking dcyh. t roasted birds find themselves ~ g!~~:.~=·tte~ W.:t fing in a baking pan and alter this registers 183 degrees the mediately or refrigf.rate 'for.'i sll~s with mash~ sweet l cup dark corn syrup Mil: top:ther corn syrup. j grac;iog more and more dining' exotic variety you decide to the bird is done, spoon some of meat is dQne. It ls important day or twO. \.'.\ f":~:'ii~Ba~:..00 3:Y bl~~~~= ~cup creamy peanut butter peanut butt.er, orat!le jWce, l tab~ lhrougboµt the year. make, Cigure about 1 cup ~e tasty ~t BanOOrlsh\nke • • ghotdr425ip-rthaeatch°! .. ~~f t~pest~i~~ Set the stage tor YOUf, ~~~. com syrup, ,.~Qge juice, \i cup orange juice table,,ppon margarine ahan d setedion on the market is prepared stuffing per pound o[ pings over J • m a ..,, •n•Q•io festive -or lamily -.mial., ~ peaiwt butter aftd 'ftitrgarine. 1 tablespoon margarine, orange r:!"~ Pour over m •· ~otb, with tu r k e y , ready-to-cook pou]try. Spoon degree oven until brown, of at least 165 degrees. and ~rve a roasted bird, .wi~-4Great quick meal. , melted rolls. Balie in 350, degrttS F. , just enough into the body and Most cooks know l he Finally, a word about left-or without a sa ucy stllft~. 1 teaspoon grated orange (moderate) oven untU heated, chicken, geese, duck, capons, neck cavities to give you a homespun test for doneness -overs. You can think of 101 The folks will love It, iincl"'\ BAKED HAM ROW rind about 30 mil)ul,., basling and and 'game birds to choose plump appearing bird when if you can move the drumst.ielc good uses for the leftover remember it's b cf~t·~ · 4.-'~Ups mashed Is 'f°'e et Mix together mashed sweet turnlng.occ~ •• Makes 4 from'. Andd the Y are served. back and forth in the ~k. et, poultry or game. 1be im-economical and nourishing-... · • P.qtatoes (l-Pl}Ulld, 2 -potatoes and 2 lablespoons serviql.. '" nourjshingan economical. .-------------~----i"'-'-''-----"--''--------~-------'4',,--~f":'''----"'C,,.~-~'--------'-----''--~~--''---~~ T~ lean meat provides plenty of iron, thiamin , riboflavin, and protein, while leftovers serve as the main course of several meals to fol· low. Roasting a bird isn't the chore it used to be. And the choices open to cooks are endless: bake in an uncovered pan or cover the bird ; stuff the cavity or cook Wlstuffed. WheD roasting in an open pan , ptact the· bird breast side up on the pan rack. Brush with soft lat or oil, and cook un- covered at 325 degrees until done, (By the way, it's always good to thaw completely before baking, so that it will cook·unifonnly. Once thawed, store in the refrigerator until ready for the oven.) When roasting in a covered pan or wrapped in foil, the oven temperature has to be higher, 45(1 degrees. 'This practice tends to "stew" rather than "roaSl.'' and implants the steamed flavor preferred" bY many palates. For one reason or another a woman wishes to stuff her bird-the kids like thls·delec- table. addition to the meal, 'she feels that dressing makes the bird mort jqicy and succulent, or she just wants to extend the number of servings from her purchase. Management conscious hom~akers report that malt- ing dressing is much I~ tedious when you get the in-' gredients together a day or two ahead. When doing this., it is advised that you refrigerate Lbe dry and liquid items separately until ready to com- bine and stuff the bird. There is so much variety in stuffings these days. Who can '~ trying one of the scores of , delicious and u n u s u a I recipes around. A I mo st evtrYone bas made one with bread. or corn bread. But what "-)>Q~ using_ wild rice or plain rice io; a 1b8*? Precooked rice ~kfil' it a cinch, ~· -: ,Whatever ~' mam in- Georg ie iPudding Delights It isn't often that children today get a chance to eat pud- ding warm from the oven top- ped with a dollop of cream. ~ So why not treat them to a ~ise with Georgie Porgie . Pudding, made with delicious nutritious goodies such as Chopped dates, ,shredded car- rots, raisins and peanut but- ter. GEORGIE PORGIE PUDDING :y, cup sifted flour :y._ teaspoon biking soda ;t, teaspoon salt -lh teaspoon nutmeg I/, teaspoon allspice ~· teaspoon cloves Yi cup margarine 'h cup creamy or chunk style peanut butter t egg, slightly beaten ,, VJ Cup dark com syrup ·J:i~f"f~e~temon I cUp chopped dates 1 cup shredded carrot ''l cup raising Whipped cream ' Sift flour, baking soda, salt and spices together; set aside. Stir together margarine and peanut butter. Add egg. m.iting u n t ! 1 smooth. Stir in corn syrup, lemon rind and juice. Mix in sifted dry ingredients, then dates, carrots and raisins. Spoon· Into 6 greased (S>-Ounce) custard cups. Place in pan or hot water. Bak.e In 350 degrees F. cmoditate) oven until knife IMerted near center or pud· ding ~mes out cle~.-about 5S to 60 minutes. Unmold and aerve warm, topped with whlp1'd cream. Makes 6 serv- logs. , CDll,DBEN' '· . ' ·LIKE ·· . ' . ~CLE L~. ·1 . L . ' Blue Chip Stamps ar• somethi~·you sort ot'teke 'ror granted when vou do yo.ur,grocery &hopping. In fact yoU take tharn so mucti for.g,111ttcf" thal you might not even notice ¥1Jlen your INlrket stops giving 1hem. )'.ou get,home. Unpa.1*· 111 the g1oceries. No stamps. So ne11.t week'you ask and ar• told ttley are po long•r:9iving them. lMre you are with your half.filled atampboijb and half·fill•d dreams ... and you·lnow the 1tamp ~O('il• won"t give you hall a percolator or h.alfa ac.atter rug. Well, May- leir still give11tamp~ •••. Tt;ple'Blu• Chip Stamps with the above coupcin, 'You see ••• stamps dQ,ft cost mUch. No ma~tet what soM1111 folks would hallt! you bel~ve. Blue•Cflip·Stamps cost us about 16c on a S 10 sale. In other words, 1he price of• jer of n'lavorinaise do8.~o:rchan99 a penny with or witll· out .stamps. What' it 1eelly means when a market takes the stamps away ls that something •lse is ~:f:j~ aboUt to go away too. Sometimes its service. Sometimes hours. Sornetimes your choice of brands. When you're asked 10 save on your own for those things you need around the house a tunny thing starts to happen, Thi small change doesn't add up like the ol' stamp books used to. When th• Chips are down, just 1em1111mber, Mayfeir iS still chi~ in ... with Triple Blue Chip Stamps. II pays to 1ave tl'lem . MAYFAIR FROZEN FOODS ARDEN DAIRY PRODUCTS ' ··. •W:from.SARA LEE .CHEESE CAKE 11 OZ. IASPllltl'f OI PU.Of 79~ MA'IJAIR LIQUORS IOYAL OCCASIOll VODKA OISTIUIDROM 100% GllAIN .. UTllAL SPlllTS .•• 1.9 JOHllY McCABE $499 IMP. SCOTCH .=;_ KEilTilCKY RARE $)•9 WHISKEY '~:"-·""" . . - MAnBRADY .,,.. $)99 KY. BOURBON -~"l!' .• BIBOCK ~;~ "" $1 09 BOCKBEER _c'..~ 1;1'1!if~~::::. .. 9B~. TURBOT ~- BEEF RIB 1 a~ WHa.t ot 39~ ~_.;.. STEAKS •Y THI PfECl .. U•.D.A.OtOIClOfMAYfA~ llV!RlllON .. CENTER CUTSllCES....:... .. 49f LOI• E•D 59~ IONWSS -n!!!LIJ.~~i"""-····-•· ROAST .;~~~rl!~~-· .. ~1~8 ~1~ 98t · 'IOUlllCllU CK .... ___ ._79 FRYER PARTS w::g.Lf 59 ~ am 111 ·98' _,,.,,., .. ,.~ .... ·'"."' ....... .. WILSON'SCltSNm I·•· SLICED BACON ~ 10!~~A"KFA"srs'PE~ALs CUBE STEAKS · ''129 MAYFAESH BACIW .. 63' TOP'SiiLOIN .. .. ~ 69 RIB EID . UNKSAUSAGEi:'i~~ ·-··--•69 """""'·....,.,,....._... .. •. 1 POllK CHOPS ..... lb.59' D£llCATE5stN SHOALS LEO'S SLICED MEATS 3oz.3 . 7~ Pl\GS. YAMS •olll'IMI 31:1: PUNCH 31:1: . ,.lllCCU.,---.. ~· tT MRfll'l ISlNtOC•-·-Ol. tT ·MIXED NUTS 1~11. 3it MIR61RIN£ 41c IUllTEllSDrl ROAST __ ,. I -0.(ISCl!M.INNS 111.--- POPCORN 41c ilSH BROWNS 2f4'lt J(lUYTlM£100l.--•-00·1~111:'.lltllllOt ,- .lllll.lllff[ 311t IE SUEUllEIS 3· r:i: IUKIOfllltT I LI.-·-L-Qll{{/l ,INIT 110..lGJ -~ ~ . ' • ' . CASCADE DISHWASllNG DliH CilNT 3S OZ ............ . --UVER •OS. SPEQALS--, ... l!."1!9.DE~~. .. ... : .... $1 • 9 un110 WISK $139 HALF '!AuON .......... ,. ..................... - !~P\C:~~f.A~~~~-·"'"""""' 63~ • " WW'W~WWW Von de Kamps THANKSGIVING SPECIALS Mu.·Su., NOY. 23·21 Pumpkin Pie ................. 1·. ,.,. 11e 1,., •r S1r11r1d 39c Cinnamon RoUs "'"'· 1, '"' 4" -· ,· -· -.. Prepared 49c Poultry Dressin& '"'· "' '" W~JHWIW\IPW\lf GAI UCW1 39· IClfJUIMO't 4 IJI-..--- ADVllTISID PllCIS lfflCTIVI THlllS. .. NOV.27--SDAY,Dtc.2 175 E. 17th St. . COSTA MESA TRIPLE 9TAM'PS =-IMUM 11.00 'UICltAll I • ~-~!_~2_~G00DNOV.27thvDtC.2 r;;;;=-,.;._91,.--·~o1:.-.. ..._ ... -~ ...... --. -... -.• -..... 0..,_.....__.._ __ .. ~ ... ___ ..., 1 LI.CAN WITH MS COll'ON UMIT I !'Ell ADU\.T CU5TOMElt HOV, 27-DEC. 2 m®U VALUABU COUPON YOUSA'ft 12<'Wl111THISCOll'ON son IMPERIAL MARGA II .. 1 Ll.crN. WITH MS COUPON UMIT 1 Hit ADULT CUSTOMlK NOV. 27-DEC. 2 YOUSA'ftJ7<WfTllTHISCOi.oN UMITI INSTANT COFFEE u UMITI NAVEL ORANGES u SWEET AND JUICY LARGE CALIFORNIA FUERn VARIETY SPANISH ONIONS v.<NO. I•· 9 '' l'ilii llAF Oi ilUniR LETTUCE -........... 10'. LARGE COAST AITICHOKES -.... -51'1 RUSSET POTATOES =· . ., . JO' . . . I _ .. _,,; " . .:: • ' • . ' . ' ' ' . • ' • .. • . ' ·. '• . . ' . . .. ' , ' . • ' 'i - s. • 1 ' • ~ . . ' .. , • ~ , ' ~r ~ I ? i • • l • ! ., -· .. c ' ~ ; ' ' ·1 ~ ' ' • • ~ f " ) r ' i • . .. • . . . • ' • • • t " .. ., .. • ~ I · ' !! DAILY PILOT GIFT CERTIFICATES FROM STATER BROS . • :·;. Ol llSTMAS SHOPf'JNG IS MADE • !.'f. EASY WITH GIFT CERTIFICATES _.; •. 1 FROM ANY STATER 8ROS. MARKET. THEY ARE ALWAYS WE lCOME BY EMPLOYEES; FRIENDS AND REV.- TMS. GIFT aRTIFICATES AAE'4tf.. DEEIM BlE ON All PURCHASlS AT ~y STATER 81105.MA.RICET. ---------- Th~, Nowmbtt 26, 1970 LB. iiiiLi'DailF 1JOAl1 ........... -.... La. 99c U.LD.A.CllOICIOISTA19.S.caiWWWW 59c ROUllD BOlll R0~51 ................ L1. u.LD.A.QDCl:OllTATllllOS.C&i.,.,W 85C RUMP ROAIT ...... -.......... -............... La. UJ.D.A.OIOICIOISTATllllOl.QllWCJ_., 89C RIB .111Al(I W&I. T-ED-................ La .. . u.s.D.A.-OUTA11l'llOLCillf .. -t I 09 111Al(I SlllCIN TIP• O.UI• cu• ........... La. U.J.D.A.otOICIOllTATllllOIC&I,_,_ • 12• 1.BOlll 111All5 --·-·"'"""'"'La. U.t.o.A.-OISTA ...... --f 135 · PORTIRHOUll 511All _ ....... La. ....... -OUTA .. llOLQllWWWlllf t I 59 TOP SIRLOIN 511All .................. LI. . flllltl• IXTU. t.IAM• R.AYOIM. 8 5 c GR~UN!D ROUND ............................. La. FAIMll ~ .tj-Lt. MG. Oil-LI. ntt0t sftc SLICED BACON : .. -·-·-··---La. 7 #OftWINa-AU.W 6ftc DINNER FRANKS ....... --------La. '7f ··ALLMEAT CHUCK t1r1HRIB SLICED PORK VEAL '~:~w~rcH WIENERS ROAST ROAST BACON STEAK STEAK . ' MEAT s3Ec1~1 12-~~i:mr:GE u~~~~ig1miJ~~ u~~~1g1~:J~iE• 1 ~~'l!'t~GE E~~==~~~D ~~~~~w ::: i~i 49~ 47~ 75~ 59~@69~ 89~· 10fDOGMAND .. AT6.IAT 79c CORI DOGS ·-·-LL Prices Effective 7 Full Days Thurs.-Weds., Nov. 4-Dec. 2 .·'MAYON.NAISE ~PALMOLIVE ,. LIQUID DIAL 'ACXAGI QUART JAR ·_ .............. _ MING 7A( llZE , .. .. crticiiRS $ MR.BUUU BUBBUBATK · CAKE MIX ..................... .. REG. PKGS. U.OL71Jc • ~ SALVOCKAGIANT ( *~at ~ 7u4 ~"9'1* MOITOM ASIOITID A.A VOtS CRIAMPIES _ a.INCH27c . DETER.GENT _ ......... PKa MIDI IYI COO. N' CllAMY JS.OL •• , 1 )c PUDDINGS _· __ . 17.SOL 43' .Gfiiii's e llllOSEYf 5 11 l'OSAJllT4 A'k MUSTARDGREENS . •0-0< COCKTAILTACQS _,,.,,.'N 2VCCl1!NI OJISUMMEJI 2')C MO A TON'S WITH CHC!SE 411c BIRDS EYESQUASH...,.,,, '1. MACllRONI __ ,,.,. ,- ·BABY FOOD ............... JA~~°a .IOHNsoN 5gc ,._CTSWEET 41 KORNDOGS """' PEASORCORN _,.,. c •11110Sn'f 35c Al'l'L(.,UMl'klN·MINCI OftC COOL WHIP .... , MORTON PIES -"'" o;:r lllDSIYl..,_A.110NAl.ASMMmD 4ftc 9ui1ur.•4 STARTER SHIRT ~~~~-~~o. REG. 99c 59' VIGii ABLES-................ 10.oz. ..,,-_A ........ JT#1Ut4l PULLON SHIRT~~0ai~~.~.~.~: ........ EA 49' iFN°'"°"A"NZA BEE~ t 179 SLEEVELESS SHIRT 1 T04YR 4t1e DUI r._ ..... 1.L1. 'Bd.t Sivie Sa4! VINYL PANTS PULL ;~G. '~i<G. ~·1 .,o;o,-3'.'Couiii"iililNERs-64" !A'NowicHEL_ ..... ,4gc REG 49 EA OF3 ALLO:Clil'THAM•SHJllM' 3nc TllllSWIET 2.4C · c .. MORTON DINNERS -"' .,-ORANGE JUICE _,.,. 't- TOWNHoou 53c l JtEESW'ElT 47c ' SUNSHINE HI-HO CRACKERS ,~45' 1•'Sa.oz.111S-s c:i::=::r.1 SPARKLEBARs _ .. ,,. ORANGEJUICE -""· , .. PILLSBURY BREAD MIXES •;;J:59' ~mi'itr.!c1:=~;: u=~ iCE"Ml'i'.°KBARs _,,.,3gc T'ui'i\'Ev'iioasr -'"'·12• PILLSBURY'!~~ BARS--""" 59' ~~~ == ;;: 11.,33• .... 47' ii'oit'EnucKLETURKEY ROAST _ "" s281 DRESSINGS RUSSIAN ORITAUAN -•·Ol. 41' ' KRAFT DRESSING 8~M~ _a-o< 45' • HUNTS APRICOT WHOLE-1»-0<24' TOMATO JUICE HuNT s ,..oz _ 6149' HUNTS TOMATO PUREE _ ,~oz.37' • HUNTSTOMATOPASTE _'2a-o<33' HUNT'S KETCHUP ...... ,,-0,47' SNOWY 69c BUACH-.. 20.ar. HUNTS TOMATO SAUCE .. 2 150< 39' CLOROX BLEACH ---·-HAlFGAL 39' IMPERIAL MARGARINE --'•· 40' ' PUREX BLEACH O<Al '" -HAlFGAL 35' LIQUID TREND ill'.'~6t~LEAR _ 32.oz 5Q' BRION PRE-SOAK DEAL"' -,..., 51' BUBBLE CLUB LIQUID --u.oz 59' " DRY TREND DETERGENT 2 33.oz. 41' SWEETHEART LIQUID LIME ~!. 59' MAXWELL HOUSE \'l:~~j, ..... oz11.09 ' WAGNA DINNER ~~'&'I'~ u.oz 96' SLICED DOi.E PINEAPPLE _, • 27' DOLE PINEAPPLE ~~~~lo:.'~~,'~ 27' ' DOW HANDIWRAP 200-n 55' llONSUCH MINCE MEAT 1~'WJ.,._ 1• oz. 55' tlOISUCH MINCEMEAT ~rf,J .. _ aOL 73' LB.BAG . AVOCADOS~:~~~::: c FOR ifiltrdfs ............. ! ... 29' CORN SMALL x.,NCY llDOIUCIOUS 2 2 9c LARGE EXTIIA FANCY AP LES ,,_ ................... -. LIS... 5WUTTIMic f»'NIRl .... _ ...... 3 LIS.25c 3~2 · BOYSENBERRY SYRUP ir.8~'c'i'.. 49' SKIPPY DOG FOOD -·-----·,~oz 17' JAM OR JELL y WELCH'S ---2l8, 59' RICE-A-RONI GOLO<NGAA•N 45' fAIEO -·---.. --616 ·OZ. HUNTS TOMATO JUICE ....... oz 37' PINWHEELS ~~g&r&TE .. ---· '2·DZ 59' AUNT JANE'S POLISH DILLS ":.?..: 59' MARINARA SAUCE g~~PJ~ 2 ,..oz. 49' l1 °0L99< TWICIASllU SHAMPOO IEG,·DRY .OllY l ~·OI, 77c 7·011111 ... $1..U 'LUM TOOTHPASTE ~:4y 79' PERTUSSIN llQHT THiil llllDICll( 44l. l-111.00UlNfOllllWU Ml, • lfH•WflfHl, •. "41. IACH$1.09 WTllG IEAITT "0UNCI $179 ' FORMULA49 HOUSIHOLD CLEANER .... Chapmoo ·-... ....... ...... PRICES EFFEC. THURS.·WF~ MOV. llTO DEC. t 1s22 w...-11111m 1194., WttfllllMttf 89 C HAU: $155 21..0Z. GAL. IAT-•CllAlll 707 Welt Ml ......... Strfft, Cot'9 M ... 2,0J W"tS.•HtMl .. Sh'Mt,S....AN 1175 hker Street, Ceif9 M-. 6862 lcfl,nttr Avett-. H11t1ti11tto11 hooh 14171 WM Hill ,,..,.. .. r..ta 1421 2 Ml A Wh 14JO w ... U1tol• Ave11q, AHttet111 l tOO I• Conl111 Aftlll• Or-.e 26JO l dl= A.,.,. .. , s.:.., flJt I. Mcfcidd'"' Aff,. $11111'11 A11a 2180 N.-wpott 11-.1., ~ 1111... 25•4 W • .,..::;: ..... : .. • • • . . . I . . 1 • • ., .. " I .. • • ., " • • 4 PILOT·ADVERTJSER N W!dnts.day, NoV!m ber 25, 1970 ' "•. .. . • ~·· l, . • Ii( l ~. ·~ . ' ~ ~ ·.: . . :~~ .~.· .. :~ :·~ I • . " Iii: !~ ~~ Total Discounts EVERYDAY! • ' .. • .!.• •'· "' ... ·' .... . ~· • ,... I C ·~ '. ix '• .. -.. ,, • ~ . . . .. .. 'rt• ' .. ~· .. • -~ ~: .. < " s:: ·~~ . . ~;:-. :~'·. :., ~-· ~~~ lSl .• ~-) ~ ~ FRESHABYES • 30 COUN T ~ ·• "'-~TODDlER orMEDIUM USDA CHOICE • OVEN TENDER BONILISS 89c SllOULDIR CLOD ROAST • U~DA~HOlCE FIRST CUT CllUCK ROAST 47: FAD • EXTRA LEAN 49: SLICID BACON HUNGRY JACK •90UNCE BUTIER TASTIN' ~~ · lRI' DISPOSABLE ~ DIAPERS 114 ~ 30 COUNT e NEWBORN ....... , , • , 1.04 BISCUITS . -KRAFT O 12 OUNCE ~ -~KRAF,T ,,19.0.UNCE 56C ~ .... .SPAGHETTI ::~~"'" . ~ .. ~PRIDE PAK •6.0Z.• SAVE 10c s34c ~~. .-·Au Grat1n Potatoe . ~ ,;~OCEAN S PRAY 0 48 0U~<;E ,. '2C l'} ·Q;P Cran-Apple Drink .AMERICAN• SAVE le . 'SLICED CHEESE fJclti,\M.cHi'EsE .. PlllSBURY o 8 OUNCE BUlTERflAKE . DINNER ROLLS ~ 111sau •r nan ~USN CMIKI -\£!!!!2J USDA CHOICE e LARGE EYE ENO STANDING Ria ROAST 78lb . FARMER JOHN •8-0Z. PKG.• SKINLESS PORK LINK .SAUSAGI USDA CHOICE e TAILS REMOVED T·•one or Club STIAKS USDA CHOICE • LEAN & MEATY SllORTRlaS o••••• USDf. CHOICE e BONE-IN RUMP ROAST McCOY'S IRISH CORNID allf aRISKIT FRESH 29c 137,b . 49,b. 99,b . 99,b. FILLITof 99,b. ited Snapper PRICES EFFECTIV.E FRI., Thru MON. NOVEMBER 27 Thru DECEMBER 1. STORE HOUl51Dolly10 a.-. to 9 p.m. SAT..,-&,•N. 10 •.m. to 7 p.m. • DEl MONTE• DICED PEACHES. BANANAS, FRUIT MIX• CHOC.. VANILLA. BUTTER· 24c . SCOTCH, CHOC. FUDGE. PAr;l';OF FOUR PUDDING 61( 69c SNACK PACK 37c • F'Ruif'C:'oc'KrA1L 26( 37c ~ ••• SENECAAPPLEBARREL•.t6-0Z. 52C ~ . . APPLE SAUCE ,, t/IG~bh;rdt sLlcioLuNctt'M'EArs 35c 39c Jumbo Tamales .. ' I . ~i •' • • .,,.. " ... • ' ' 35.oz. BOX CASCADE SAVE 17c TREESWEET e 6 OUNCE CAN e FROZEN •SAVE 7c "DRANGEJUICI •PfilPPll==-~ •f lif OA 2s ~. ~ KRAFT DELUXE • 14-0Z. '11111' Macaroni& Cheese Dinner 13 OUNCE e FROZEN ..& Van De Kamp V Mexican Dinners , 5 OUNCE e FROZEN .~BANQUET 9 ° COOK 'N BAGS · -16 OUNCE e FROZEN ( ~~ PEPPERONI & SAUSAGE W' · ARRIVEDERCI . PIZZA c flc'HliiDco·N'cARNE WITH BEANS FAD e SLICED or FORK SPLIT PACK OF SIX English Muffins 19 &OTTLE OF"25• SAVE 1Sc ALKA SELTZER ' I.ii OUNCE BOnLE LISTERINE ANTICEPTIC ----- 25c fttwsda7, Noveinber 26, }q70 IWLV PILOT 23 USE YOUR MASTER CilARGE OR BANKAMERICARD TO PURCHASE FREEZER BEEF -~ORANGES !1) NAVEL 9 , 10-LB. 7c 'BAG PINEAPPLES ~& TROPICAL 39c .• FRESH ea. . . . PAPAYAS CRANBIRRllS ,....,.,. ·-· OTilll ITOIU CtlAHI 39:.. 3 ... 1.00 39• 29c BUNCH YIGITABLIS:::=. .... 2 .. 29• LlnUCI :=::.=::-"'-' 2 .. 29' RADISH & ONIONS = 12' ... CARROTS,..,..,.., 2 .. 29' BROWN ONIONS 21:'29' BULK RUSSITS ::::",... 14!.. CABBAGI """'"' 101, IGGPLANT 29f, COMPLETE ASSORTMENT •• CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS • Vil.OUR POINSmAS • CltRISTMAS STEM A.OWERS • CHlllSTMAS NOVRTV ARRANGEMINTS ·PlUl1 9t ea. • Wl:U.THS 1k IO • DOOi SWAGS . e CAMXE Al:llANGQ\fNf.$ l8c IQ. e A$$OllTEO PJCKS I I . I ' I • , , ~ '' lZ DAILY PILOT Thursday, Nowmbt< 26, 1970 TRADITIONAL MEXICAN DISH Exciting Dishes Cross Border ~fuy delicious and exciting dishes come to us from ou r neighbors south of the border. One or the tastiest is the mole, a very special sauce for meats, made from seve ral kinds of chili peppers, plump beans, and spices. Requiring hours, sometimes days to prepare, the Mexican mole is so time-consuming that it is traditionally made only on oc- casions and feasts of great im· portar!C4!. But the happy mole- eating populace believes •that this dish is well v.·orth waiting for. Here v.'e have BR a\1- Amerlcan version of the mole. an up to dale dish tha t uses convenience foods in i I s preparation and gets to your table in hardly any time at all . Yet tt has all the savory good Oavor of the Mexican original. Brown pieces of chicken wllb almoo<I< In a skllleJ. Add gree1 pepper. onion, and minced garl1c to zip up the 1fN. '111<11, ror Jll1t aulh•nlk Nexkan fla vor, ttir In a c1n at chill con tame (wllh -). • .for ...,er b<anv r Jc bn e11 , hearty beef na ..... and tiny ol!JJJ ting you ctn'& do better. 1be tlnal ...,..u,g Jooch of chocolale. cin namon and cloves gives a dark richness to the dish. To complete your fiesta, serve a green salad with oil and vinegar dressing ,and fill a hollowed out pineapple with juicy chunks of pineapple and avocado square.s. Good ap- petite! QUICK MOLE 2 pounds chi cken parts \~ cup slivered almonds 2 tablespoons oil '-'> cu p diced green pepper 1/4 cup chopped onion 1A cup walt>r I medium clove garlic, minced 1 can (-15 ~~ ounces) chili COft carne (with beanl!lJ 2 t e a s po o n s grated unsweetened choeol1te Generous dash cinnamon Dash cloves Tn skillet, brown chicken and almonds in oil ; pour off fat. Add green -· onion, w1tor, and 11rlle. Cov1r1 cook o\'Gr low heat IO mlnulol. II~ now 1nd then. Add ohJJl, ~hocol111, <1lnn1mon, 1 n d clovu . Cover; cook 16 mlnult1 longer. Stir now aod then. ~1akes 4 to G servinga. ...... ,. __ --, • Reluctant Riser Yields to Warm Walnut Rolls Warm, teqder sweet rolls rewallng a l•cy pinwheel of fr\41t and cf'\IPCby Californ ia walnull cou~"' with hearty mugs of coffet are a delicious WY Jo bend ihe realatance of "en the most reluctant mora-1111 riaer. /L tan1Y IJlling of fresh Oft.nae teetlons, grated citrus pffl, dlstincUve t a s t i n g W'-lnuta, sugar and butter is wrapped about jelly r o 11 IUl\!111 by a IOft dough sug- ~ el oardamom. The niult ii allt\pfy irresistible as the sunny fragrance wafts from the kitchen. Of course, don't confine these delectables merely to the breakfut table; increase such enjoyment by offering them anytime. Attraction of theSe won· derful rolls reaches beyond their eye and flavor appeal. They •re euy to pttpan wllh • packaged hot roll mix and are nutrtUous too, taking ad- vantage of the natural state of the oran,e in a yeast bread and the rich food value of meaty Calltornla w a I nu t 1 • Select a fl.rm orange with a smooth skin. Use a medium grater when grating the peel, remo ving on- ly the orange colored layer for lta flavor-giving 0111. Then pare and steUon the orange meat wltb caution by cutting along the 1Uvldlna: membrane and carefully lifting the sec- Uons from the center. Nutrition 1tudies abow that walnut kernels provide ellen. tW yJJamJns llld mlneralJ 8JtCI are a good eouree of energy. F~r use in thlt: ldea, chop the wilnuta: to the l1ze of cran· berries. U1e the French knife method or a walnut chopper available in the housewares sect.ion of most department st.otts. Extra shelled walnuts store easily ia an airtight con- tainer and keep well .for future use when refrigerated. WALNUT ORANGI! llOUA Filling: I cup Califotlll wtlttUll 1 medium s ... tr•nge 1 cup granUJAttd tua:ar '>I cup but1" Rolh: I IS~ "4!All )10t roll mix 2/3 cup wann RMr I egg, beatert 2 tablespoons '"'11" INl!tl · 2 tablespoons gt-ltd sugar \i teaspoon cardamom For filling, chop walnuts coarsely, and set as ide. Grate peel from orange, and reserve. Pare and section orange, wonlnl mr bowl~atdl W jUln1 oot ;. =.,.~-11ne1. .... §•m!·J~ d I .• 1111 Mii'irif ""ft# h:at un I lllliU II ~•ti. loll ul!UI JlllckiftM. abolll eight mllltl~•. oill!fng fr" quenl)jt, ll<Jol, • "' ""'· ... ,. .. , "'r 1!11. nil liifi · II! w•"" WI !:.M'..!H• INIWl'1 !Y.l~ ~ ~.''Ul -=nl smooth. Gradually blend in re- maining flour. Tum out onto floured board, and knead just unUI 11v1J111 I.< smooth. l\ltllm · If -.,wJ, bl"lllh top wl1~,-Whir, cover and Jet · Btac:e until doub I ttour. Turn oot oil )loard, and roll to e 1111 ·r«tangle. Spread lr!lll~mu... and qirlnkle •Ill! iii. Roll up r.: for jelly 1 tnake a 15- och roll,. IQI !Ill Into !·Inch ltttlll. rllM .... cut sld• dMfft1 "' ••d er 15 greased 3-Uklh tt111tttn pans or custard tuP.. Let· rise in warm place, abOut 30 minutes. Bake at 375 degrees F. about 25 mlliutes. Tum out at oace. Makes 11 large rolls. Thanksgiving may lie over, but you still have to eat! El Rancho can help you feed your family and still Soup NfWI lflNZ ., AMeRICAtl ' ' ' • o o • o • ' 't o o o o o o o o o o o o I ' o 4,,,, /J ........... f 4!' Jt's different! Jt's deliclou1 ! And we offer your favorit.I 14 oz. Epicurean delight! U.S.D.A. Choice ••• aged ! fief ............... Q I. DiDDBl'I 711 llo/f/Bd IBHf .... ~~···· 81! HEW! FROM HUNTS! ........................... New!, •• Lasagna, Stroganoff, :P.fexicana ••• serve fo ur in minutes! Macaroni & Cheese ............. 43e Stouffer's ... heat and serve and enjoy quality! Frozen .•. 12 oz. Pizza ............... ~~~.~~-~~--············· 1rr Totino's • , • frozen .•. big 15 oz. size is so satisfying! Patio Dinners ............ ~~·-·········· 49' Your choice ••• Beef or Cheese E nchilada, Combination or Mexican ! Birds Eye International Vegetables ............ 39¢ Garden fresh vegetables ••• with global accents! Frozen ••• 10 oz. Cool 'n' Creamy Puddings ............................ 39¢ Birds E ye makes it easy ••• j ust thaw and serve! 17 oz. fFiner Produce at.El Rancho Avocados .................... 29 !. Fuerte's .•. smoolli creamy f183h ••• for sala<!St undwiches ! Liquor Dept. Values! Cabernet Sauvignon ............... 1m .............. '150 Louis J.fartini's rich red \\'ine with that .so di!tinctlve flavor ! Sparkling Champagne .............. fm .............. '1.99 Jacques Bonet .•. for when the OCc&!ion is to be truly festive ! Old Crow Whiskey ............. ll.llf-G.llWll ............ '11.49 Strairht whiskey .. sip pin' quality •• save Jl.40 on the eoonomy size I Holiday Times Rum ................. flfTff •••••••••••••••• '3.29 Stock up now for holidnys ahead ! 80 proofl , • • Qlll!I •••••••... $3.99 Ha"ey's Scotch Whlsky ............ qum ............ '5.98 At lhi1 price )'Ou HVe J l.00 on \hi• popullr 1.0.11.,. 16 prooll Brisket •.. lean, deliciously cured! Tiit End ........ , ••• $1.09 "- Meat Loaf ................. ~.[-~-~~'. ................. 79:.· Finest meats and seasoning ... made w ith fresh wh ole egp ! Fillet of · Halibut ............ ~.1~~ ............ 99:. Try cooking in the oven with Shake 'n' Bake for Fish ! Swordfish Steak ......... ~.~~-········ 99:. Serve broiled ••• and enjoy the flavor of f iner fish! Delicatessen Specials Kaukana ....... ~~~ ...... 49c1 Great with criap apples and c risp crackers! 7 ounces of podneuf Budd lg' s SI Iced Meats ................................... 3 "' '1 Your choice of six varietiea .•• sliced wafer thin! 3 ounce pvkapaf Salads ....... 1NuD3Dt •••••• 39• Tamales ....... AUl'S •••••• 29¢ Potato, Macaroni, Slaw, Carrot, pt. After turkey ••. go Mexican! 8 oo. Pricta in effect Fri., Sat., Sun.., Nov. t 7, t8, t a. No &ala to dta.lerr. ()pen M.ily 9 to 9 •• Sun. 9:30 to ~:SO ARCADIA: Sunset & Huntington Dr. (El Rancho Center) PASA~ENA: 320 West Colorado Blvd. • SOUTH PASADENA: Fremont & Hunliili!On Dr. HUNTIN8TON BEACH: W~mer and Algonquin (Just East of Huntington HarbOur). NIWPtlRt HACH: 2727 Newport Blvd. • 2555 Eastbluff Dr. (Eastbluff Vllla11e Center). " (:~~oking A Problem ?>t ;:~To Infants? );<\ ~·~ By Peter J. Stelncroh.n, MD ~t. DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: ~;· ~TY husband is a smokestack. "1 f deserve the same label. He ~'.pats away almost three packs • ',or unfiltered cigarettes a day. ·, · J smoke at least two pacb or :i·:;thi filtered variety. He is 23 t::·:\Q,Ct I am 21 • and pregnant. ' You mu.st have guessed my !"'q'Uestion. Will smoking harm '! Otlr baby? We're both will ing to quit If you say so. -Mrs. -a.- COMMENT: I wish I cou1d unequivocally give you a reason to stop smoking in con- DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE nection \\'ith your pregnancy. But the all!wtr is that there is no specific evidence that smoking harms the infant. Sludles have shown tl}at µtere is a tendency for smoking mothers to have smaller babies. At.!tO. there are indi- ca tions that there is a greater likelihood of pre;naturlty. But as I said, nothing deDnite. As far as we know, the fact that. the father smokes seems to have no deleterious effect on the fetus. Neverthelus, v.·e do know that smoking doesn"t improve health, either. You say, Mrs. D., that both vou and your husband are "·illing to quit if I say so. Well, I say so. Especially at your age, v.1hcn you ca n prevent such comp li cat ions as bronchitis. emphysema, Jung cancer and many more minor dis com fort s commonly associated with tobacco smok- ing. After all, you n a ve vourselves to think about. too. fo rg etting about your children for a moment, you 'll v.·ant to be around Jong enough to enjoy your grandchildren. and 20 or 30 more years of smoking will lower those odds. You say you are \.11il\ing to quit. ~1any are. The question is : have you the ''will'' in ad- dition to the "\\•lllinjlncss"? MEDICALETTES (Replies to Readers ) DEAR DR. STEINCROHN: l\1y 16-year~ld son is ex- tremely allersic ta bee stings. A few mon ths ago he would have died if we hadn't gotten hiln to the hospital emergency room in time. He's been told to stay away from bees. Not so rasy. Isn't there more lhan can be done! -Mrs . F. COl\tMENT: In your ex- citement at the time, chances are you did not hear your doc- tor's advice that your son see an allergist ror furth er treat- ment. Most doctors realize tha t allergy to bee stings is a serious problem. Better have him consult with an allergist. Some doc- tors advise patients like your son to carry an emergency kit ror first aid treatment in the event of a bee st ing . Meanv.•hile, they will probably suggest that he unde rgo a serie! of desensitization treat- ments to minimize the effects of a sting in the future. People who have had an ex· perience like your son's and do nothing abou t ii gamble '*''ith every bee that buz~s around -just hoping they V.'on't get stung. It's a big gamble. FOR !'tlRS. J.: If your son is a mouthbreather, it's time for discovering the reason. In sime cases, enlarged adenoids may be the culprit Removal solves the problem. In others. actual na sa l obstru ction to breathing is the cause. For ex- ample. enlarged turbinates due to allergy, or deviated septum preventinlZ the air from getting through . FOR ~1RS . V.:Derino- graph i sm is an ex- aggert!lled re s ponse to pressure on the skin. Scratch it and red, raised areas form. Sometimes pressure f r o m girdles or belts raises actual red v.·elts -v•hich cause itching and discomfort. Run a nail acrou such a skin and you get "skin-writ ing.'' The condition is probably 11llergic in nature. There is no treatment except medicines or applicaUona lo relieve the itching. Although the condition is essentially harmless, OC· caslonally it can be annoying. Work Boo~ted By Pant Suits -The Florida If o u s e Administration Committee ho11 1-oted to authoriu secrctnries to wear pant suils to work . "\Ve liJllred that, In terms o f leglsl•tive production. replacing min iski rts w it h panU suits 1''0Uid lncrea~e production by 25 percent," 11aJd Rep. George Firestone, the committee chairman. 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Thwsda1, NOft'Tl'IDtr n , l'flU 1:05 Sl) fti.Revistl Mlllkll (55) 1:30 D @ 00 m I l!1<1llJ Ftsti'nf at F11d'1 (C) (60) Andy Wi11i1m1 is host, James Sltwlrt ls narutor, ind speci1I ruesls 1r1 Pearl Bailey, Dion111 Warwick, Tennew:• Ernie Ford, Bobbit Gentry, Henry Man· tini, ind Tile Supremes, !or this musical nent from lhl historical Fo1d's Thealr1 in Wa5h inrton. D.C. A • ' ' ' ' ""' ,._ ' '• /u,,,/1'11 .,. . ~ "COUGAR COUNTRY" • "ALASKAN SAPAllw <•. TIMlrs.. f'rt., ~I., 5-. 1 ''""' I I JICll"'9 '•""'1 ._. "***•-Hlghe1t R•tlnt -Lia: R•tH Oec•r'' -D•llJ New1 C~rT• ANAHEIM ONLY I "Slniwkny St.t-nt" J NOW-Ends Tuetcl•J LIZA MINEUI AND THE BIGGEST HOLIDAY SHOW IN TOWNIJI 0 TN Allea Dow (C) (90) ScMd· uled 1uests are Buddy Ellsen, How· ud Morris, Dlllll Valery 1nd pla5lie surreon D1. Kurt Warrtet. Ro.se Marie 1uest C:O·hosts. D @ClJ !llNCAA ,_, (ti {cont'd from 4:30 PM .) Houston 11 Florid• Slate. m Drrlll rrest sa.w 1t> (90l rot.'3 Norn"!ln Wisdom, Ch1rlu Alna· In: !W.lill.M'QINT - vour, Joyu Gr111fell, HlrrJ Secombt ~ and Howard Koch a11 tent1tiY1l~ UAb~N l:At1\lll\l\1\ Khtduled ruasta. IMl\l'I U"PtnwJI m .,,., • ...., m <"~ . JLIH rrncn,.~ 0 c;1t Slllltl (C) (30) m TIM Flinllton11 (Cl (30) Q) It Takn • Tllltf (C) (60) ED"" ftlybcl-(t) (90) "Ntw .)J;Dt'"7 York Television fh11t11: 'foul!' ind 1 ftltt.JY1"\l/\llD lltA,.nll ED Hlclftpld11 Lodi' (C) (30) "'Spiders. H 'Actor's Choice'." I 1"1\1111 IWJ\. M'NUl1. fI!) htttr11 for Uviftl (30) IMdlO'lh:l6iw!i~ti.-...,_.w~,Mr 9 (]) CIS fllWI (Cl (30l II:) FWler Family (30) a)TH ''°""''-""(Cl (30) .!':';.,:--N·~;,~:;•A~~~:RE Iii 1:ooe• rll(ltiw <C> <60> "Th•l'l l!==·~=~===,~==·=,.·=~'"=,...===~====.JI m-. " m <"> tI'I TfWI Adnlltwl (C) (30) GI:) LI Kwl F1•ililr CINI Pltridl Other Sicle d tn. t:Gin." Joseph Campanella aue:sts I Cflllle11p (C) (30) lntrip (30) flltadla (60) •:JO o Cudld .ca ..... (3G) 1:10 a @ Cil m NMC:J <C> (30) "Th• tD T1le n,iq fin IC) pm First Hundred Ye1rs Ari the Hlnf· 4100 NIC Nl&fltlr Ml'ft (C) {30) ut.• Nancy ind Adam move Into fD Tiie Frlfldl C1Mf (C) (30) (R) their newly purchased home onlr ~ m .. , fllDtitll lll•rtiM (30) to disc~r the ut llltles . 1r1 off, m !Kill SttllritJ (C) !hi lurniturl h•sn't 1rnvtd •nd they have no phone. m Tiie Inert ltlpll\ (C) (30) I I Nmi (t) (30) But1r W1rd. m F•&f!im: dll U.. (301 , llusiu11 1:4s m 1h1:11c11t / · """" T.,.u. <30l J:OO 11 CIS Eftflin1 Ntn (Cl (30) f'AS I!) hSttr's Dftll (C) 0 iD NIC NitlrtlJ Mn! (C) (30) lO:OD 0 9@ ID Du1 lll1rti1 (C) Ot'lid Brinkley, Frank McGee, Joho (60)Dean'1 1uats 1r1 Ruth Buzzi. Ch1P1Ctllor. Mike Connors ind Dom Deluise. o wt.It's 11y u..11 (C) (30) 0 111 s Nm CC) (60) Kevla Sandert, Hal Fbhm1n. m I lm Luer (~) 0 Movie: (C) "U111brllln 9f Chtr· Q) lllt tllt Clod (C) (30) bourr( (muslul) '64 -Nino @()J Dr1rnft (C) (30) C1Melnuovo. ED Ellt1111 WllOo• l Mtdern Ul•1' m Ctorp htnlM Ntn (C) (60) -. £t') $tllcllllfioll (C) (60) (R) "A a(]) Tnlltl • ~1"'" '"' C'onverution With Cir\ Ro11rs.." tI!) Qrbt tM lirili1 Wtn (C) (30) 1 al La Fa111ftil (30) a> ..... (30) m ..... ...,. tll ti P'Yef. Klfanrei Sl) SIMple ...... Maril (55) (30) 7:30 fJ IS(()F••ilJ Affait (C) (30)110:301111.Mltlll Nmi (C) (30) Undt Bill invites friend Gall Spen-' ll'listl Mnlal (30) ter (Joyce Vin Pattin), 1 nl1htdub A..i lnl htiHI (30) comed ienne, flM dlnnll II lhl lpilt· ll'IJI Qll (I) fm Min (t) ment and 11t1r 1hl tnd Jody tol· ' eij@ f1' 111ws (C) l1bor1t1 on 1 couplt ol briel com· · C.i YH i Tllil? (CJ edy r~ut!nn, he d,!'1~11 ~o become """ (C) °' lht class down '" his Khoo!· MIMt: "Hll'Hll tin Wait" room. (comedy) '43--Don Ameche, Gent 0 @@ ltJ niJ Wl11111 (C) (60) Tierney, Charles Cobu1n. Bobby Darin, C&W sinre1 Charlrw CD llwie: "'frlo" (drama) '51- Pride and Ula fiti:1er1ld a11 Flip's Jean Simmons. Michael Rennie, special iuests. Comtd)' llilhllghts Nip! P1ttic*. .limes H1,t:er, Anne 1ndud1 1 dtblle betwttn Tiit Rt'I· Crawford. e1111d 1.1107 (Flip) •fld th• Devil rm Cil ""' ....... (D1fin). fD TM Ad'ttcatll (CJ (R) 0 MTP'D (CJ (30) ll:JD fJ 1ffJ (I) Mtr'W Criffln (C) Ten· O "CHILD'S GARDEN OF tativelj scheduled 1uest.s ii,.;lude actor Siem Pickens and western *POLLUTION"· BRANDON clothing desiRn•f Nudl1. CRUZ. BILL BIXBY! O llJC!J lll"''" .,,,.. (Cl Flip Wilson, em Cosby, [WI GI· 0I llJ¢i!Ll1 QU4'1 C11dlfl 1f bor. NlwU.. !Cl (lO) A 1tfl1ctive took 0 T1ll llll'rit CIM (C) ti ou1 trwiroflmenl lhroulh a 0 Didi Cmtt (C) TM .lefltrson child"s eres. em Bilb)' and B11ndon Airpl1ne rock croup. Cruz {Courutup of fd1111'1 Father) tZ:OO 0 MM· •,l CNHdiml Y111kN borrow 1 !"Oupit .tr~ Roblrt Louis ' 11 KUii ,..rt;_.1 c...r (ad'llntu11) Stnenson s 'Quid' Gtrdtn ol '4~inr Cfosby Rhonda Remln1. Vtr5'" to t110W that m111 fl'IU!.t 11· @{I) Diel c.wict (C) ler hi1 ntptivt crt1lion1 o' pefish by his own lllnd. The arrument is w1w11 but n en 11 the prnen!ation nve1l1 t111 u1'it1ta 11111 ••l1t1, It also lncludt1 n11urt'1 r11ndtur. I 0 lllllion S M0t~ CC) "Y111111 ~ssi4y" (dr1m1) '65--Rod T1ylor, flou RobiOfl. 111\mME MOVlES t:CID II Mwie: "l"lllt UKtl'tlill Fiii· int' (comedy) '41-Merl• Obtron. Melvyn Dou1l1s, Ew Anl111. OONews (Cl m All·ftilht Shw: "lltclllllldt,• "T111W1 itKlllMM" i nd (C) "'Ctl11- .i.. t1....., • at (C) "TM ..,. Willl 11'1111 Klil'" (dram•) '43-De•n Stockwt11. 11 :90 II "'Wailill Wt4dlnt" (mLlslcel) ~-Bini Crosby, Bob Burn1, Mar· !hi Rtyt. 1:00 m "f1k Wn 1 f1llMcl" (com· C• _ u11o u~ 16 l •li') '49-fad MecMunJY, Mtureen 99 ·"U(US • --r11111 O'Hllt hil'lr)' Temple. z-l!'...; ... •---~• ) 11..,.._ ae s." (blotflphy) ;lN , • '"'· 11 ~ , .. ~ .. em 'S"i"~lemi Ford, Annt 81rttf. 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Optic1I 9la11 mu1t b• cli1mlc1lly ho1110. ttnou1 alld t ho ., fr11 II i>o•· 1ibl1 froffl phy1ic1I imp•rf•<· ~ 11"111: th1t 11, r 9110 mu1t bt parf1ctly d 11r t11d ut1di1tort•d and It mull b• of • perf•cllv 4! uniforffl thi~k· ntu within 1 tho11rultl. of •11 i11ch. Until Wo1ld Wer I. 1lfflo1I tll .our' Optic1I 91111 c1m• frofli Eu· ropt . Afitr 1915, tl.e begi11ni119 •f the Fi .. t World Wtr, oplictl gj~u fro111 Au1hia a nd G•tffl•nv Wt.1 cut off. Productio11 of optl· Dear .lefft: I am II U• aer.1pace eacfDetr aM loet- lq ,., • job. Art -! - T .L, Sanla Au, CIDf. Because a van number or engineers have been left jobless by cuta in the detenJe and aerospace industries, the Fedtta! Labor Department has set up a new n'attonaJ registry to provide job-finding assistance t o unemployed engineers, The registry is operated v.·lth the cooperation or the National Society of Professional EngiDetrs and lhe Califomia Department of Human ReSOW'CQ. Although physical l y located in Sacr,mento, Calif., l he regi!itry will provkle, on a na· llqnal basi.!, specialized employment a.ulstancf: to unemployed engineers and employers in need of their services. The registry is !rte to both opplJcuto ond e!l1Plo-. You Anotbtt Jnoe.natlonal place- can pt fonnl from ettbei 'the ~ ment .ervk:e Is operated by local office of YQUr stlte the £nclneers Joint eouDcil. employment s er. \I i c e or To make applicaUon, write through the facilities or pro-GRAD S y s t e m , Engineers fessional engineering societies. Jotnt Council, 345 E. 47th St., I"'-------· New Yort; N.Y. 10017. c·a re er Corner Personal interviews •re not required. Appilcatlons whlch ""' Jed Into the reglotry_ono coded and microfilmed. As employment orders a re received, registry penonnd compare qualificaUona with employer specillc1tJons and applications of qualified ap- plicants are forwarded to in- terested employers who, in turn, make direct contact with applicants. •. Dear JO)'te : I wor.kt<I my w1y tbrtqtl college -at bard manaal labor because I al1G had to 111pport my lavaUd paunll. WHll a heavy work load my grades suffered but J still grado•ted ttspedably. After gn.dulion, I etal4 not !lad a Jell la my lleld ,. I - a Job oa:llide my ffeld tbt paid tremendously beUer. Now I om gettlq Glder (!'I) oDd have never received any beaelU from my ·degree. Would I be better off forget· tine my desree, er wollld I do better to keep lookln1· for the r11;t seeODd cUace! - R.D., Dallu, Tu. Perhaps your education can help you obtain a job hillber up the laddtr In the field In which you're now work· lng. There are too many variables which only you can ·a~S$ -job satisfaction, ad- vancement potential, etc. - but in pure earning power, c» viously there are exceptions to the general thesis that educa- tion pays off, Delroit auto workers vs. teachers, for ex- ample. And recently I talked with a trucking executive who said bis loog-dlstance drivers would earn between $14-15,000 this year. · Still, a nationwide survey of 1969 earnings of heads o( bousellolds. compiled by the National Consumer Flnance AssociaUon, says, that those with less than a years or school earned 42 percent (mean income) less than all others; the high sch o o I graduate earned S percent above, and the college graduate earned e2 percent ...... Dear Joyce: I am intBe1ltd la flndlng out more 1bout tbe plastic" tad111try. -l..A.S., Newburgh. N.Y. A light-hearted but In-l formative career look at the fast-changing. piasUcs field is "How to lnfUtrate t h e Establishment. .. without los- ing your ldenUty." Th.is 20- page booklet wlll be sent to you by and with the com- pliments of the PlastiCs Education Fomidation. For your free copy, send me a postcard at this newspaper asking for ''PLASTICS BOOKLET.'' LAGUNA'S •" e11 beg•11 to grow i11 both A a11d C&111de, The1t 111w r\•1 ••on t.1came 11 depend· tbl1 for ptrfecl optic1I 91••• •• were !ht Prt·Wl r 1upplle1. To· dy, we1ter1 of •Y•tla11e1 e re <•rryint ebout • m11ltrpitc1 of optic•! arh wlri!ch 11ot too lont.·•90 w11 tolellv beyo11d hum•11 •bilify to p,.,duct . Thi1 11 tlp1f.i1tly hue·. of bi·fof.1 11, tri-foc1l1 ,,.a blelldtr len111. Men in Service· Around the World • lit u1 f.hef.~ your eytl •I ot1r office i11 Fi•• Poi11h Shoppint Ct11ler. Phon1 147·1271 . Ap· ponl111enh no t 1lwey1 111f.en1ry. OU'l'H COHS'I' '~' .. "' ,, '~" ~f~ ... ·~·"' OP'EN NIGHTLY ''U P.M. Mlltl11" SvHay .t 1:45 P.M. llUlllllll!IDU! n= LEE Ga . · MAa'VD\1' MM0111'l'E WAI.SB., JEANNE MOROO JilCI( PAlANCE ~-Technicolo Anny Specialist F o u r Chester R. Harris Jr., whose mother, Mrs. Lou Mi.net!, U•e& at 9501 Flomtder,· Hun· Ungton Beach, Wis among the 11 ,IKXI troops of the 1st Infan- try Division, who left Ft. Riley, Kan., Oct. 4-10, to be airlifted to Gennany t o participate in e x e r c I s e Reforger IT. His father, Chester R. Har- ris. lives at 558 Thalia, Lagun a Beach . U.S. Air Force Captain Peter F. Raschmeier. soa 0£ Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ruschmeier of 1041 S. W. 13th Place. Boca Raton. Fla .• has arrived for duty at Tachikawa, AB. Japan . Captain Ru schmeler, a civil engineering officer, is assign· ed to a unit or the Pacific Air Forces. He previously served at Cam Ranh Bay AB , Viet- nam. His wife, Karen. is the daughter or Mr. and f.1rs . James Fitzpatrick of 200 Avenue De La. Grulla, San Cleme11te. For his couraire, superior aeronautical ability, and un· falteriAg devtltion to duty as a Marine Corps helicopter pilot in the Republic of VietnAm. a Newport Beach. California resident, F i r s l Leiutenant John E. Rbodes was presented two Silver Star Medal" and three Distinguished Flying Crosses during ceremonies t1r day. Now residing at 21I 1h 33rd Street iR Newport Beach, 'California , he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Rhodes of S65 Humphrey Wa v, Glendora. MORE J\fORE Navy Fireman Apprentice David L. Wenrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee R. We11rick. or 3268 Dakota Ave .• Costa Mesa. was graduated from the Basic Electricity and Electronics School at the Naval Tr!lining Center, San Diego. Private Brian E. ~1ennlng, son or Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mentting. 432 S. Charvers. West Covina, recently com- pleted a field communications crewman cou rse at Ft. Ord , Calif. J1e was graduated from South Hills High School in 1967 and was employed by Baker Hydro Inc ., in Santa Ana. before going on active duty. Navy Seaman ApprentJce Gary W, Ecclesioa, son of Mr. and Mrs.' Jcbn D. Eceleston of 3040 Donnybrook, C..ta Mesa, has arrived in the Western Pacific for duty with the Seventh Fleet aboard the guid· ed missile cruher U SS Chicqo. John Lawrence Su.lll\'an, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Sullivan, also has been guaranteed training in Aircraft Maintenance. After completing e i g b t weeka of basic training at Fort Ord, he will receive bis specialty advanctd individual training. Coast Guard Seaman Ap- prentice Craig W. Maurer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. ·Maurer of 325 Diamond, Balboa lslond, partlclpai.d In an emergency medical transfer while serving ab<w"d the Coast Guard Cutter Resolute, bomeported at San Francisco. Technical Sergeant Wayoe G. Staub, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne T. Staub, San Juan Capiltrano, has received the U.S. Air Force Commendation Medal-itt Andrews AFB, Md. · Sergeant Staab distingu ished himself by meritorious service as an a i r transportation supervisor at Incirlik AB, Turkey. Navy Ainnan Rick J. Bolter, ·of 17674 Van Buren St., Hun- tington Beach. wu graduated from the Aviation Main· tenance Administration Course at the Naval Air Technical Training Center. Memphis, Tenn. Sergeant Carl E. Bergener is El Toro 's Mi li tary Policeman for the month of September. Selected for his calm demeanor and sowid judgment displayed in the handling of a car accident, Bergener is credited with sav· ing another Marine's life. U.S. Air Force Captain Peter F. Ahl, eson or Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Abt. 102-14 17th Ave .. Richmond Hill, N.Y,, has received the Military Airlift Command (MAC) G o Id PRIDE (Professional Results in Dally Efforts) Award at Kingsley Field, Ore. Captain Abt. a weather of· ficer, was recognized for his outstanding tfrorts in the PRIDE program to reduce U.S. Air Force operational costs and_,increa.se unit ef· flciency and combat readiness. His wife. Annette, Is the daughter of Mrs. Anna Lovl, 17h4 Van Buren Lane, Hun- tington Beach. the Seventh Fleeet aboard the guided missile cruiser u~ Chicago. Marine Pvt. Lan')' E. Tros- ell, son of Mr. and Mn. Jeny L Troi:ell ol rm Hutlng.s Circle, Huntington Beach, was graduated from basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego. Coast Guard Petty Officer Second Class Steven E. Crai1, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Craig of 4621 Perham Road , Corona del Mar, has been .selected as the recipient of the award is int.ended to en- courage greater pride in Lhe demands of Lhe rescue mission and serve as a continuing reminde r of the dedication and akill of search and rescue aircrewman. Navy Fireman Hobie E. Kuebler, son of J\tr. and Mrs. Hobart W. Kuebler, and hus· band of Mrs. Rose D. Kuebler, all of 8732 Princess Circle, Huntington B e a c h , was graduated fr om Machinist Mate School at Service School Command, r.~,."t Lakes, Ill. DISTRIBUTORS OF Stockwell-Imperial-Bondy-Wall Tex Albert Van Luit-James S.1m1n-lob Mitchen Schum•cher-Vinyl s-Flocks-Folls-Murals SHELDON WELLS Benjamin Moore -Pratt & Lambert Paints 612 N. Coast Hwy.-49~7000 -Laguna a..ch BOAT CANYON SHOPPING CENTER Navy Petty Officer First Class Eddie J, Vice Jr .. husband ·of the fonner Miss Carol L. Henrie of Lagwia Beach, was presented a Seventh Fleet Certificate of Commendation while serving aboard the amphib ious assault ship USS Tripoli at San Diego. lJeutenant Robert A. Navy Pc,..y O,fficer First I~~=~~=~~~~~~~~~=~~=~~ Perchard Memorial Trophy at Class Jimm y E. Fr1ncls. sonl: the Co8st Guard Air Station, of Mr. and Mrs . John R. Fran-·~--.,.1::1111""-Miami. cis of 7291 Corsican Drive, Perchard wa s killed in the Huntington Be a ch . was crash of a Coast Guard graduated from Fire Control Navy Seaman Charles T. aircraft on July 3, 1964 while "C" School at the Service Forber Jr., son of Mr. and engaged in a rescue mission School Command , G re at Jttrl, Cliarles T. Forkner of out of AMette, Alaska. The Lake!i, TI!. 2801 Bayshore Drive. Newporttc.================:==~ \ Beach, has arrived in the Western Pacific for duty with .SpeciizJi.s~.s ill llt.e Lost ,t/,.-{, cl .s'el'l'k• Whe•lch•ir Rent•I Servic e • Some men A.aunt it whm they hive it. But .a gentll!man C.i\afford the luxury of understattment. •out.liwitk A tradi tion lD!:ong gentleme'I. HOURS: t :lO te S:lO Mend~y throu1h S1furit1y And ly ApjMlntmont ALSO: 121 NORTH FREEMAN OCEANSIDE Floor L.AAGE'. SE'.LE.CTION CARPEr /.totv:uuk, 8 i911lo"' 0.rt<l mott:. o\fler b.....,..d..s MA~'( ROlJ.S IN STOC:k'. AT \OWl/1 \.OW PR, I~. A\.SO R'£t'Ml"'°"3 VINYL ANO TILE Q\:rm:.t~""'' G.A.F., ard. C<lll9oleU1t1-N~rn Skades•Wa.\l~r•t>nipes FREE ESTIMATES 19(,·m5 Somebody Fights City Hall Who fights city hall? The DAILY PILOT does. That's who. And where else can you find cogent commentary on your community? Check the editorial page of YOUR commun- ity's daily newspape r, the DAILY PILOT, of course. onarch ay Plaza UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK The li•1t t•tl•rs in tow11 or Your money b1d1. SAFEWAY SUPERMARKE} W&tcl. for owr 1up1r •• .,..'!/ NIGUEL MOTION PICTURE THEATRE OPEN NIGHlLY •;4$ P.M. MONARCH BAY BARBEil$ Ftth1tl111 Mtn'• h1ir 1tyli11t a ctlori11t EL ECO SHOP OF DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES U1111u1al 91111 fr•"' t rovnd the wtrld NIGUEL SHOP FOR GIRLS lick t. 1chotl f1 d1io11e / NIGUEL HAIR FASHIONS c.,.,,lt lt Dttuiy u re IN LAGUNA NIGUEL PLENTY Of HR PARKIN4t MONARCH BAY DRUGS "S,ec1elith lf1 !ht Iott ''' tf ttn"lt 1'" C04ST HW MURIELS FASHIONS FOR M'LADY "W1 90 to t ll lt 1tflh1 t. pl1111" l"°"'"IA '''"" MONAllCH .... , t'\.A'ZA OAHA S,liH ,.~ l'OIHT Cl(M.,.,~ MICHIL•s CLEANEflS W'tlore 111uall1, ttu1h NIP 'N TUCK INFANTS & CHILDREN'S WEAR for tl.e little ple11ur11 in your !if•, FABRIOUE & BOUTIQUE Mexi1 •Midi?· Mini7 • M•lie itll SOUTH LAGUNA HARDWARE Mort thtn iw1! 111 ordi111ry heNlw1re thlr• H. GLADSTONE SHOP FOR MEN Oviel ele9eMe ' i11 tr1ditio111I 'eod title. LAGUNA FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN lergt1I, fl11 t 111d 111011911! 111 Or1n9t Cov11lf APERTURE CAMERA AND HI Fl LAGUNA TRAVEL SERVICE Alr '· Si t · Ilea• f.,.,,. MONARCH BAY PLAZA • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SOUTH COAST HIGHWAY AT CROWN VALLEY PARKWAY • :fir DAILY PI LOT • Thursday, Now:mbtr 26, 1970 . GIANT 4 FT. SANTA or SNOWMAN •Electrified -UL listed • Full rounded, weather- reo istant plastic • Complete with base •Snowman carries a red -berried wreath and striped kandy kant ·- Santa carries a "goqdie bag" stuffed with toys TINSEL GARLAND SllYl l •GOLD • 15 tt. x 3 in. multi-ply tarnish·proof and flame proof , ..• • Buui;ful -ij) traditional I No. 1280-01 . '"d 12a1.01 RI G 1.00 REG . 17 .SO FOURD AWER KNOTTY PINE CHEST •Rich knotty · •Sand d pine COnstruction • smoottt -read Paint or stain Y to •Knobs included -attractive design 24 INCH DRIFTWOOD 2QUART - • ~CE CREAM FREEZER . akes two quarts of der . ice cream . •c•ous •n only 15 minutes ~ ~ lfG. s.oo ' ' 3M '-' THICK -EXTERIOR PLY·WOOD . •36" x 24" 1nodl11d full •h•minum fr1m. •Sanded full 4 ft.• 8 ft. ,,,:.ts • Oomettie Douglas Fir -nt~ 9 RIBBON DRUM ,· ~•9 bolts ·- 108 feet total . " . • Elepnt ~•accical RIG 1 . No.448. -911 25 BOWS before at this loW prict-........ .... • a e Easy glide dtll gfHS llG.16.00 • R1ndom lengths up to 16-ft. long •V.Joif'lt ~ttern for ext1rior 1tding, interior paneling, p.ttio roofs or roof · overh~ DELUXE 714" Sl(/l.SAW. •Double intultttd power saw com plete •Tackles the toughest jobs with ease 1 1 •The choice of Pfofession1I IEG 1 with carrying case i nd rip fence • ind home a1ftsrnen 49 9S• Ho. 537-2 • SHOP YAC VACUUM • 5'1!•1. heawy duty shop vac - economical to use • Portable, all-purpose for rugged chores in work~ • 91r9, attics, etc. REG . 34.9S SPRAY PAINT ~Money ti.ck guarantee •Interior vinyl •All colors •Enamel •Jumbo can • 40 Colors TETHERBALL SET •Moulded vin.YJ ball . . • J.piece hel.VV duty g:.n: pole • NYion non-bruk cord ,.-,r-,: •Metal g•ound llG 7. 95 sleeve I HG. 1.40 . i\. 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" ~; j !, : ' :J8 041LY PILOT lh11rld11, NO'ltmber 20, 1970 Coliseum Peanut LOS ANGELES (AP) -When Ricbard :Aller hollen ··nuts," you can'l rtally tell ~ it he's criticizing the coach, insulting tbe Jans or hawklng his wares. ·" Aller, a 27-year-old UCLA graduate. .~4eaches high sch~ history as a vocation 11nd sells peanuts 11.t the Memorial .~liseum weekends. }li.s insult11 to fans, thrown a la Don 1 Rickles, Uck.Ie those v;ho buy ar don1 ...,, TCU Grid Boss Fired; Odell Quits FORT WORTH, Tei. -Texas Chris- tian fired hetid football coach F'Ted Taylor Wednesday, clllilg a ''preponderant sen- timent for a change and the best lnterests or the university." Taylor, 50, concludes his fourth year e: head coach siturday when the Horned Frogs clo.se out the season against rival Southern Afethodist. "I regret that this step had to be taken," said Dr. Earl Waldrop, senior vice chancellor at TCU, who cited the reasons for dismissal. TCU is 3-6-1 ror the season and 14-1a-1 under Taylor, who succeeded Abe fl.fart in li'hen l<itarlin moved up to athletic direc-ro,. • ~ PHJLADELPHlA -Bob Odell, head football coach at the University of Pennsylvania for the past si1 years, resigned Wednesday night tffective im· mediately. titost of his Bronx cheers at Los Angeles Ram games are directed al coach George Allen. Aller says the Rams have "the least imaginative offense in pro football ." "'l started peanuts in 1959 lo help me get through school. I still sell 'em at Dodger Stadium for the Dodger games and at all UCLA and USC games. But 1 make the moot money at Ram games - up to $150 on good days," Aller says. He once had aspirations to beeome a sports writer and, as assistanl sports editor of the UCLA Daily Bruin, he took pot shots at the eotire coaching staff-in- cluding basketball coach Jolln Woode11 , y.·ho ignored Aller and went on to win the first of six national collegiate titles. He continued his assault when Allen took over as the Rams head coach, despite Allen ·s success. Folks in the stands gel a kick out or Aller. "Third, and one." he screams al A1•1ny Gives Ev il· I to Navy ------------·--------------- Rides upwards of 60,000 each SUndiy. "Watch. it'll be a line plunge. "How tmaaJ,naUve" then whirling around. witbout even time for a breath, he shout&, "Get yer peanuts, three lines, no y.•aiting." When someone stands up and poinll at hin1, Allen shouts, "How many, slr, four? Four for a dollar, no chance to· rattle in your pocket." And he'll make a 1a1e to anyone, even a guy 20 rowt Up. Hia ac· curate toases delight the fap . But pity the guy who drops the bag. ''Hey how do you eat y.·!th those hands?" he shouts. Then, whirling around , he yells at the field: '"Try a run Into the line, Allen. Play it your \~By and you may score six points in a whole game." He applauds the defense, however. And he 's really a Ram fan, despite his razz· ing. '"I only do it for fun, he says. "The fans don't mlnd il." He calls UCLA footllall coach Tommy i'<qthro and USC coach John AicKay "two ot lhe best in the game -but once 1 really whipped into McKay." ·•Jt was last year in the UCU...USC game," be etplains. "USC scored in the final minute take a 13-12 lead and P.1.cKay went fo one meanina:less point. That was du b because then a field goal can beat yo . He should have gone for two. l rta1ly jumped on hlm then." Ex-Mi1uiesota Coa cli Bernie Bierman Relaxes in Laguna LAGUNA HILLS (AP) -The pace ls quiet and leisurely in this rolling country some 50 miles south of sprawling Los Angeles. The hills are green and warm in the autumn of the year and the coming wintry btastS and snows of Minnesota are memories or the distant past. So, too, are the exciting, bustling golden years of one of college football 's most famous caoches, Bernie Bierman, who built a dynasty in his years at the University of Minnesota. Bierman and his wife Clara mo\•ed to Southern California a winter ago. Still a rugged, handsome figure of a man, his hair silver white and his face virtually unlined, he observed his 17th birthday last March 11. He looks many years youngster. Most of his fame in 26 years as a col· Jege head coach came at Minnesota wheff: in a 1§.fear span, 1931·1950, the Gi>l<len Goph@rs had a record of 93·35-6 Jb4 a vert resP@Ctable 71.3 winn ing Jlfl{C@lli.g§. . two years as the head coach at liliS11issip.. pi A&M, and then returned to head the coaching staff at Tulane . He had a 39·10-1 record at Tulane, cap. ped by an unbeaten Green Wave 19:11 team which went to the Rose Bowl and lost to the University of Southern Calirornia, 21-12. The Silver Fox V.'ent home to fl.finnesola in 1932 and the Gophers went on to na - tional acclaim. Big ten learns in those years were not pennitted to plaj' postseason games, such as the Rose Bowl. Power from the single wing behind an unbalanced line y.•as the Gopher theme. Many pictured Minnesota as a squad o! giants. But Bierm,an today says: .. 1 suppose people thought my suc- cessful team s were unusually big but, really, they averaged out at no more lhar. 200 pounds to a man." Biennan doesn't say as n1uch in so many words, but a visitor gets the im· pression he doesn't think present day coaches have invented anything genuinely new. ; In a letter to athletic director Fred Shabel, Odell said: "After reviewing the situation I decided that in the best in- ~rcsts or my family, the stafr and University, J shOuld resign at this time. I }lave been in coaching for 24 years and r fylt this was the time to sit back and ~view my career." Though struggling through disastrous seasons. the u .. s .. Military Academy at West Point aod the Naval Academy at Annapolis are bursting at the seams awaiting Saturday's footba_l_I ~9,nfron~ ,..at the Joh!\ F. Kennedy field in 'P 11adfipM1. Army'i phantom player, l-4, gives \he etjr1 @)'~ to Navy!i mascot. · · 'Jlftere w@rt! fjve unbeaten seasons, six !lg Te,Jt cb.11,{Ppionships and a claim to fO\ll." national championships. Blennan miS8'd Jptlr seuo~ . l@f¥lng with the "!*fUWi in Worltt _ Wb ll from 1942 tl!reugl> 1945. On changes in offense, he said, '"I think the most important trend is to the greater use of the forward pass. I can un- derstand why coaches do this. They &Je interested in making the game spec- tacular for the fans and I don't blame them. .. c • ., -~Jbe' :lM.GEt.ISb U$. District ~ , .. ~l-• "ii-,.,:·< .~. , • • \ r ... .~ .. ~::=: '.•n E.11 ___ F.,...'·.-;;· ·i;,~·. _:_. · N•"•~-• Fbla1s -~~· i!"«<d•red ..... ' IUUll!i a'iles ,,. . .......... "'-""-''-"'"'~------.Bockelsg~~~~I:~': p~~k~~~ T~d~v " -Anteaters Battk USC : The judge also held Al Ross, one of • "The days ;re pleasant enough," he ~aid in 1 recent interview. He spends hottn reading the newspapers, puttering and PfWlil!g around the garden, stro1line or motorin'g 'JWlld the neighborhood. commenting oh Ai! retirement. his wife observed, "He's 1ettiti1 lQ like it more all the tlme." "You ate the trend amOng the kids playing on the atreets or lo back lots. It used to be they Played a k.icking game. Now they throw the ball. tlaywoocl 's attorneys and majoclty owner Of All-Pro Manage°'t Inc .• in contempt of In TV Game OOurt and instructed him to appear .. ~ . . . ... In Polo Tour'na,1nent To which Blenriin, with some apparent n•vations, added, "Well, I guess it's tl!~ttlng better." "Personally, I'd like to set the college!! work: more: on the running 11ame. 1 think the reason they don't ii that they spend more time in practice perlectin• their passing attack." nerore him on Nov. 30 for further action. ~ After adjournment, however, Ross ~logized and Judge Ferguson vacated tfie contempt action. • : HONOLULU -Nat Young, $2,000 richer today, said he .vas using part of his prize money he ••on in the first an· riial Smirnoff world pro-am surfing OOampionships to bring his wife to Hawaii. : Young edged Peru's Felipe Pomar for the first prize money after winning • s'urt-0rr. Both surfers had finished in a tie &lid needed four more rides lo break the deadlock. • ' : BUFFALO -The Buffalo Sabr~ of the Nalional Hockey League a c q u i re d ~leran wingers Dick Duff and Eddie S}lack from the Los Angeles Kines Wednesday. Both Duff, 34, and Shack, 33, played for Buffalo general manager-coach Punch lmlach when lmlach held the same jobs with the Toronto r-.taple Leafs. GWC Poloists Fall Twice 'A pair of heart breaking wate.r polo 10S9el in the Southern CaJifornia Cham- pionships ended Golden West College 's season \Vednesday at Cerritos. The Rustlers fell to Long Beach City C.Ollege, $-4, and finished fifth in the tourney with a 4-3 setback at lhe hands of Santa Ana College. Both losses came in the final five seconda of play. LBCC won the Soulh,rn Cal title with a IM victory o\'er Cerrit0!5. LBCC defeated Golden West with five seconds to go on a penalty throw. And Santa Ana scored its winning goal in the final three seconds. Lance Norris. Harry Noah, Ross Mcintyre and Howle Johnson scored goals for Golden \\1est in the loss to LBCC. Don Lippoldt, Noah and Johnson had the goals in the Santa Ana match. Golden \Vest finished with a 16-12·1 "cord. DALLAS (AP ) -A brand spanking new "relaxed" \'ersion or the Dallas Cowboys will meet the Green Bay Packers today in a nationally televised National Football League game, 12 :30 (PST) Channel 2. Coach Tom Landry called the plays for veteran quarterback Craig 1'1orton Sun· day and the Cowboys responded y.•ith a 45-21 victory y.·itb Morton looking better. "r-.torton played like he did last yea r ... he was more relaxed and looked natural ," said Landry. This came after Dallas y.·as humiliated 36-0 by St. Louis. Defensive tackle Bob Lilly sa id "\\"e got fed up with everything. \\1e s:iid to hetk with it and stopped worrying." The victory gave Dallas a 6-4 record and a tie for second place in the National Conference East Y:ith Nc\v York's Giant s. St. Louis is 7·2-1 and the leader in the division. Dallas -like the Packers who are 5-5 -hopes to at least land the "Wild Card" spot in the NFC playoffs. Only one team that's not leading its division has a better record than Dallas -Los Angeles y.·hich is 6-3-1 . Rookie halfback Duane Thomas. who scored three touchdowns a g a i n s l \Vashington, has given the Cowboys' sput- tering running attack life with Calvin Hill on the sidelines with a sore shoulder. "Thomaa is looking better everytime he goes into a game," Landry said. "'A rookie sees nothing on the field and just runs by instinct and he's doing a good job of that." The Packers arri\'ed in town Monday and \'eteran quarterback B11rt Starr i~ showing excellent progress with a hurt knee. Starr is expected to start in the game v:hlch is expected to draw 58,000 fans into the Cotton Bowl. Dallas has never beaten Green Bay when it counted -losing foUr regular sea· son gan1es and the two NFL title p\ayorls in the late 1960s. t~ONG BEACH -UC Irv ine water polo tean1 tangles with the USC Trojans at 2:20 p.m. Friday in the feature fi,rst round gan1e of the NCAA championships at Long Beach Belmont Plaza pool. Other first round encounters include UCLA vs. UC Santa Barbara at 9:30 a.m.; San Jose State vs. Stanford at 11 : 10 a.m.: and Colorado State vs. Cal State ll..ong Beach) at 12:40 p.m. A victory for UC I would place the Anteaters or coach Ed Newland in the se1nifina\s or the championship bracket at 7:50 p.m. Fr iday and a loss would mo\'e them to the consolation bracket game at 9:30. The UCI-USC winoer and loser will face the Colorado State-CSLB counterparts in the semis. Championship games are scheduled Saturday \l;·ith an eighl teams playing .. third geme. The battle for fifth and six!h place is at 2:30 \\1ith the championship fiJt a! 8:40. Other Saturday games are at 4:15 and 7. UC Irvine has posted an impre ssive 14- 2 record this season including a split of games with No. I seeded UCLA . The Anteaters hold a pair of victories O\'er the Trojans (10-6 and 10.S). The lone UCLA loss came in the I inal' of the UCI invitational tournament wh\!n the Anteaters won. 8-6. ln a return match al UCLA, the Bruins scored a convincing llJ-3 victory. Only other lo&S on the UCI record was at the hands of the DeAm.a Foundation team in the finals of the DeAnza tourna- ment, 9-8. Colorado State and Stanford are the on· l.v tourney teams UCI has not faced this ye:ir. Th e Anteaters hold a pair of vic- tories O\'er SC. UCSB and CSLB. along \\'ilh a win over San Jose State and a split \\'ilh the Bruins. In the 26 tilts played th is season. lhe Anteaters are averaging 12.5 points a game while limiting the opposition to 4.!l. On LS occasions UCI has scored in double figures, the highest total being 'll against Redlands in lhe \Vest Coast cha1n- pionships. Leading scorer on the team i~ sophomore Jim Bradburn with 54 goals Brodie Best • ID NFL-· Allen SAN FRANCISCX> I AP) -"Ir )'00 bad to pick a player of the year in the league right now . II "'·ould have to be John Brodie." says coach George Allen of the Los Angeles Rams. "He's far ahtJd ol ev,ryont else, .. Allen said in ll telephone Interview. Roman Gabriel. the !Lams quarttrback -·ho was las\ ytar'1 li1ost Valuable Player in the National Football Lcagu,, v.1TI match passea wlth Brodie Sunday in a b&tlle of· the--leading ff:am.t tn the - \Vestcrn Division of the National Co~ ference . The Rams, 6-3·1. y.·ould lie the 49crs. 7- 2·1. for first plact by y.·inning. Coach Dick Nolan of the 49ers said Tuesday that hi~ tenm is coming off its y.·orst game of the season. a 28-7 los:s at Detroit Sunday. l.ooking back. ht said the 21)-6 win over the Rams Oct. II was the 4~rs tits\ defenilve game of the year, Brodie also had a great day In the first came with the Rams, ·"and· we touched him once," Allen noted. The 14-~ar veteran, the leading passer in the NFC. scored his only touchdown of the season in that game y.·ith a l2-yard keeper up the middle. He threw a 59-yard touchdown pass to Gene Washington and r.om pleted 13 of 20 passes overall for 193 )'ards. Offensive tackle Cas Banaszek, who did a good job against the Rams' David "Deacon" Jones in that ga~e, has bc'n llsled as probable for Sunday's game. lie nri3Sed the Detroit anmc because· ot a knee injury. followed with 53. clop:JY. 0 bJ Fer~y Afassjmino . · A14l!SjfJllnp i~ Pie ~aJP lea~u aijd play maker. an~ if the tilllP who ulay4 in the hole, settil)I up pJpyi!. The NCAA chaJllfllonships 41~ set up with the Pacific-a Conference g9tting two berths and the PCAA getting tWo otfiers. Each or the four teams is placed at the top of a bracket and others are filled in. UCI is the No. I at-large team and taces the No. : Pac-I squad (USC). In the absence of a reprtsentative from lhe midwest. the Bruins will face UC Santa Barbara. third place team in the PCAA. Stan ford , third place in the Pac-8 will face San Jose State, runnerup in the PCAA. • 'J'lie.re is mOC:h golt in th.is retirement co(ppy but Bierman does not play. He reijlj ~sn't have a true hobby. He does watf:h tball on television and made a ratft@r r: re visit to Los Angeles early in Uie fllU to see the Nebraska-Southern Oo.lif@rniA game. He was ireeted with warm affection in the press box. incidentally by many old friends , including ~ther former ?\-1in· nesota athletic head, Frank McCormick. Bierman was born in Springfield in southern Minnesota. After high school he enrolled at r-.1innesota and concluded his varsity career there as captain of the undefeated 1915 Gophers. Bernie was a halfback. His college coaching began at the University or Montana in 1919 after l<ifarine service in \Vorld War I. He went to Tulane as an assistant in 1923, spent He's N o. 1 i•• Her Life Bierman had many re:noWned 1layer:i1 at Milmesota , and his Tulane Rose Bowl team llsted some of the best in the South, including halfback Don Zimmerman, quarterback Red Dawson and an end, Jerry Dalrymple. lilinnesota's great Dronko Nagurskl came before the Bierman era, but in hi:i1 brilliant l!H0-41 teams there \l.'as the lfeisman Tr6phy winner, Bruce Smith, \\'ho was to be killed in act!On In the war. 1\vo players from the Bierman era be· came professiOna\ cc.aches, Bud Grant or the fl.1innesota Vikin gs and Phil Bengtson of Green Bay, a matter of pride for the old coach. Bud Wilkinson y.•as another. Biennan ttnned the ex.Oklahoma master a "greal athlete," and recalled that Bud played t'A·o years at guard before mo\'lng to quarterback in his senior year. Notre Dame quarterback J oe Thelsmann, who placed seco·nd an lhe Reisman trophy selections, ls first In lhe eyes of his !iancce, Shar f Brown. The cou ple visited St Jo~eph. County deputy Elsie Walsh to complete en appbcatton for a marriage Jicenso. They plan to wed Dec. 5. ' ' ·-' ---·---------~---~-~-~---------------~ Thursday, Novtrnbfr 26, 1970 DAILY PILOT 3J NOW-at mallie~ Abbey Captures Meadowlarli Crown WIYll FOR GUYS WHO THINK YOUNG! Custom Color Matched Professionally Fitted & Styled Mallie's Q uality mallieJ WIG SALON 2SO E. 171h STREET D.1lly Till 5::30 Thur1. & Fri. Tiit 1:00 COSTA MESA 548-3446 KIDS Bob Abbey came from behind on the final nine holes to win the Meadowlark Coun- try Club men's club golf championship over Bob Abbey. l·Up. In the 3&.hole match, junior champ Abbey was four down after seven boles and was two behind at the turn. He re- mained two back through the next nine holes but picked up three strokes on the fina l nine for the victory. Abbey is now the undisputed champion at ·Meadowlark. He won the junior· title earlier in the year and in his first try for the men's club crown at 18, is the victor. Flight winners included Joe Britto over Russ Tracy.Sand 4·: Hy Peruccio over Fi'ed Vanwagner. 3 and 2; Ian Bruce over Felix Puno, l·up; M.,Strong over L. Chapman . 2· up ; and K. Irwin over Don Chapman, 2-up. Meadowlark owners Gomer Sims and Cecil Hollingsworth will stage their annual hookers and slicers tournament Sun- day \vith a shotgun start at ltl o·clock. Comer 's Hookers are dcfen· ding champions in t h c prestigious tourney w he r e 1838 NEWFORT BLVD DOWNTOWN CO~l~ MESA &ctw'~" "1o•bo• !( 6•0C1cfwor Phan~ 646 7741 Ladies DIAMOND SOLITAIRE 1.10 Ct. White VSI Americ1n Cut S.1le Pric1 El1ewh1re $970 OU R EVERY $625 DAY PRICE .60 ct. White VVS Americ.1n Cut Sile Price El1ewhere $450 'OUR EVfRY $300 DAY PRICE LIKE UNCLE LEN II • '" '11°\(TI I'S COSTA MESA JEWELRY fC LOAN almost $1,000 in prlu11 are followed by ilazel Webster /fie•• I' erde Ueton played with Bob and the 72nd SouU1em CallfornJa firing a 00 for low gross being offered to the winners with 14 and a tie for third Shirley Kinger on one team amateur golf championship honors. r I I 200 I I In a best ball of twosome lo rom a mos en rans. between Enna Havens and with Rolf and Helen Moller July 22-25. 197l. Beth Llljestrom was the w The Meadowlarlt women's Betty.Sleva at 11, tournament at Mesa Verde 1 net winner with an followed Club Won the dlv•-1·00 cham-11 Paying with Ralph and Qualifying rounds will be 1-l ln Lhe B Hight competition, Country Club, Jack O'Nei tit 1 G d he th by Kay Brady at 13, Pionshlp of the ladles nnbllc Ann p nd Rose nd J •-. kl 1 ed . h argare or on on t o er. played July 22 and 23 at El In 8 fli'ght, Ch 8 r I en 0 "¥ appas a mary a Onu Min ey c os wit links association of Southern Skillion Ued for f'•st wi'th 11 Each team had a score of 58. Niguel, Santa Ana CC, Old Cramer posted a 96 for Jow C I" nl 1 the r· 1 · .. a low gross sco~ of 70 to gain The 1 1 1 to J a uor a. twas 1rs v1c-with Sylvia White and JeaMe nex Pace wen oe Ranch and Irvine Coast CC. gross honors. Agne.s Gowin tory for the Meadowlark group Creighton next with IO. the top position. and Lila Urka, who teamed The finals will be played Ju-had a 72 for low net followed in 20 years. Camelle KeMedy an d Ted Pranauski and Cy Ford El NZ.. l ly 24-2S at Virginia CC ln Long by Anne Christiansen at 77. Included on the team were Dorothy Bowen tied with 10 teamed together for a low net -tt'ne Beach, home course of SCGA In the C flight competition, Cathy Bradsfoni, c 8 P t a i n ; Pars in C flight. seore of 64. El Niguel Country Cl ub in president Jack Gates. Betsy Caves was the low gross Helen Moulton, Cathy Wilbur, A highly succtssful turkey In a best ball of foursome Laguna Niguel has been El Niguel women's club held winner with Jane Brown the Winnie Williams, P a t 1 i e shoot was staged Sunday with compeUUon, a tie resulted for seleeted as one of four courses its annua l turkey s ho o t low net winner, followed by Newhouse, Audrie Br 0 w n • 50 winners taking home a bird. first place. Bob and Tug Lit-to host qualifying rounds for recently with Valerie Clark Mrs. Edmund Hoskin&. Florence Baker, Betty Briley,l------------------------------------------------------ Neta Appleton, and Dianne Hooper. Seurliff Helen and Bob Cowden wo n a partner's· best ball touma· ment at Huntington SeacWf Country Club recenUy. Cuba and Don Curl finished second with June and Frank Fittin in third place. Polly Browning and Bill Ball tied with two other teams for fourth place including John and Pat Hawkinson and Olah and Al Morgan. June Doyle a n d \Valley Moore tied w i t h Connie and Bernard Lonergan for the next position with a five-way tie for sixth. Those in the tie included Charles and Betty Peterson, Bud and Patty Schottmiller, Marion Clean and Claud Ward, Jim and Marguerite \Vedlake and Jack and Norma Smith. A total of 76 members and guests participated in the Lournamenl. Costa Me•a Benny Benedict fired a 71 for low gross honors in a m'en's club sv.•eepstakes at Costa r.iesa Golf and Country Club over the weekend. 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' ,3J DAIL V PILOT ThUNdl), NowMbtt 26, 1970 Alaniitos Entries •GI: ,•10.av aii_v. I'· 1m. ti DAILY DOUl!l..f.111 \T -IND u anct• °" ,lH • flN lAC:li. COMING DECEMBER 1 THRU 6 8Sff TRAVEL TRAILERS MOTOR HOMES CAMPING TRAILERS TRUCK CAMPERS LONG BEACH ARENA DEC. I, ZJ,4 ... 5 P.M. tolDP.1.1. DEC. 5 ... ID to 10 DEC. 6 ••• Noon to B P.M. ADULTS-$1.2S COUPW-$2.25 CHILDREN undlf 12-50C FAMILIES /any numbtrl-P.00 Spon,,rtd by® Sears Sl(I Sale R ... 5.ff Att.r Ski I"" flHc• L.lntd M•n & Wemen ···-··· .... U.95 ... lnMr Ski with Mt.ty nl•H ~lndlng New Ski ltot•t• lt•ck Reg. 24.tl ·············-·················· Now Reg. S0.00 5 luckl• Pl11tlc loot• M•n't, Wom•n'• ···-·····-········--· Now 17.99 12~95 31.00 COMPLETE RENTAL PROGRAM Includes Adult and Junior Sizes Ml!TAL SKIS, BOOTS, POLES ·=-$9 10% DISCOUNT TO SKI CLUB MEMBERS! Full Rent•I may be applied to Ski Purcha1• made within 15 day1J ·~ •» I" 1i! Ill >n Once more p~use thanks for we to give all our many blessings John Hart Lynn Hart LEGAL NOTICfl LP;GAL NOTI C" LEGAL N0'11CE LEGAL l'(OTICE LEGALN011CE II BE ------------.. -. --.---··..-~·~·-·-· -. -·..-----------------~---------- 211 DAIL V PILOT I HOµSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE _H_o_u_sE_S_FO_R_S_A"L_E_..;.H...;0;,;U;,;S:.;:Eo;;S...;F...;O:,cR;._;:_SA:.cL:;;E::;._ HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Pener1I 1000 Genertl 1000 Gener1I 1000 Gen.r1I 1000 Gener1I 1000 Generel 1000 General 1000 Gener1I 1000 ~ $acrifice ! ! MACNAB -IRVINE THE REAL ESTATERS POOL NEWPORT HEIGHTS UNIVUI: t1()Ml:S Real Estate, 675-6000 SPECIALIZING IN REALLY NEA T HOME S 2443 East Coast Highway $33,750. 10°10 Dn.1 * ;.ooo Sq .. f l. • :i BedrCM1m • 2 ba!h *. :?jx50 Bonus area Our Loss - Your Gain l.&1 hou5t' in Uni! Ill of The nanch in Irvine. f PI-e,•io11s!y ~Id but buyer canceUed at tt>e last minulcl. · Included at no exo·a c:og1: ,,.,, w'ill include i;hai; C' a r p c I s , drapes, l't'ar yanf fcnt.1ng, lronl yard landscupin:; 1vilh spri nlders. See Models at Jeffrey Road and Santa Ana Freeway Hours 10 to 6 Daily Phone 838-5136 ' Serving Ne\vport J-larbor since 1954. t\ven ly• five experienced residential salesn1en \vi th over 270 years of ser".ice. FINER HOMES DOVER SHORES-BAYFRONT RELAX on a beautiful terrace overlooking your private pier and slip or S\vim in custom heated pool. Be sur.rounded by a lovely 5 bedfOom. 4V2 bath home complete \vith sauna betth . All professionally decorated and landscaped for your enjoyment. Excellent iinan\ing. ~225,000. A CHRISTMAS GIFT for the entire family. Pill your Christmas wi sh with this spacious quality built. new home. Enjoy the exclusive living on Linda Isle. Choose your decor and your move-in day. 5 bedrooms and 4 ~12 baths surrounded \Vitb lu xury, With pier and slip. $157,500. OPEN SAT. & SUN. •11 Linda Isle. LIVE A 'NEWPORT WAY OF LIFE ' J_,ovcly California Ran('h Style on a cul de sac street. 4 bedroon1s. large living room overlooking the free form pool \\'ith loads or decking. \Valk to tennis collrts and schools -All yours for $45,950. 546·2313. NEWPORT BEACH NO DOWN VA l 'heck into this outstanding Nev¥port Beach \vinner. Just reduced to V./\. appraisal of $32.500. 3 l<irge bedrooms, Camily room. 2 baths and a dream kitchen \\'ith built-ins in· eluding the refrigerator a.pd used brick bar- b-que. a 100 ft. vl'ide lot and secluded private covered patio. Call today to see this roon1y b€auty. 673-8550. ONLY 10°10 DOWN Corona Del Mar, California 92625 TRIPLEX-$41 ;-soo ~ Neal and cit-an. No care nn in this delightful \vaterfront home. A t'vo story entrance. bedroom balconies and all glass to a large terrace overlooking your 0\1/n pier and float. Call for appt. $145,000 'Viii buy this roo1ny 1900 sq. ft. 3 bedroo1n. 3 bath hon1e with large separate famil y room and formal dining. You'll Jove the near ne\v shag carpet and the 40 x 60 well landscaped rear vard. Priced for quick sale at $32,500 \l'l lh easy terms -Call 673-8550. Gener ii 1000 General tOOO MULTIPLE CHOICE TEST Circle the correct answer. llome has: l. Superb white water vie\v thru tinted glass. 2. Fom1al dining room. playroom. 5 baths 3. Architect & builder cannot replace at price 4. All or the above. $145.000 Carol Tatum NEW LISTING- SPECT ACULAR VIEW Quality throughout is evid~nced by n1any fine features in this beautf1ul home. 3 Bd· rms., 21h baths. conv. den could be ''at home office" with private entrance. $82,500 Kathryn Raulston A "MUST SELL" OPPORTUNITY Lusk Harbor View Hills. Sandpiper -the most wanted 4 BR ., 3 ba .. family room, kitchen eating area ; you O\vn the land in fee. $68.500 Al Fink 5tf2 °lo ASSUMABLE LOAN Custo1n 4 Bil: .. 2112 ba. home with super- sized family room , covered porch. sundeck, reflection pool, oversize lot; near school and shops. $65.000 M. C. Buie FANTASTIC VIEW 3 Lovely bdrms .. fam. r1n .. 21h baths. A-1 condition. Beautifully landscaped .. excellent location. \Vho could a sk for anything more? $65.000 CORONA DEL MAR VIEW Swim all year in heated courtyard pool. 4 BR .. 2112 ba .. fa m. rm .. forma l di n. Bay & ocean vie\v. 858,750 Harriett Davies . FIRST TIME ADVERTISED MAGNIF'ICENT VIEW FACING TIIE SET· TING SlJN. 3 BR's. & large family room; sunshiny kitchen. A home you'll be proud to own. Don't delay! $57.000 Bud Austin HOME & INCOME TOO! \Vhat a combinalion. On 45' R-2 lot in old Corona del Mar. Cozy 2 BR . 2 bath home & neat 1 BR. cottage in back. Pretty yard with trees & grass. Don't wait. $52.000 Cathryn Tennille * CORONA DEL MAR * A rare offerin~ on a 2 BR . 2 ~ath. con":'.. den w/2nd fireplace, lus h carpeting, beaut1· ful decor. lar~e H&F pool. OWNER WILL LEASE-OPTION. Asking $49,500 Belle Partch BEST BUY In J~arbor Highlands/Westcliff area. FOUR bdrm. home in TIP TOP shape. Under $40,000. Try 10% down. Owner wants act- ion!! Harry Frederick BEACON BAY Exclusive area. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. dining room. Copper plumbing & perfect condition throuj!;hout. -Also, sharp I bedroom apt, boat slip available. Mary Lou Marion BAYSIDE DR. -BEACHFRONT Immaculate, super-clean 3500' home. has sit-down view of busiest boat action. For· mat dining, den w/bar & room for pool. This plushy-palace is perfect for your pri· ma-donna Bill Comstock 133-0700 '44-2430 Coldwell, Banker SSQ NEWPORT CENTER DR ., N.11. I lhis ont'! Two bedl'oon1 un its i n exCt""Uen1 quiet EASfSIDE location. l'vlay track-up. This one is prie('(I for immcdlatc sale. Better call now! e Colesworthy & Co . , REALTOR New-port Beach OOice 1028 Bayside Drive SELECT IRVINE TERRACE VIEW 3 bedroom plus maids room (or 4 bedroon1). Secluded pool. Great viev.'. Recently redec- orated. $77.500. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1721 Galatea. SPANISH BEAUTY Old Spain intermingled \Vith the newest touches of tomorrow will delight your eye in this 4 bedroom family room home. Separate pool. See it SUNDAY. 2449 Windward, Ne\v- port Beach. $69,500 FROM $34,950 to $52,900 I tiT.i-49?.o THE GREAT ESCAPE LIVE HAPPILY TOGETHER , SEPARATELY YOU HAVE a spacious living room \Vith fire- place. balcony terrace, oversized master suite -all v.·ith vaulted beamed ceilings and ocean view down the canyon green belt: E)..change do\.,.1\lown clo:;( tor relaxing NE\VPORT HAR- BOR VIE\V. Enjoy adjoin- ing gentle forest of trees and t.11rubs. Entertai n your friends ln an EASTER!\ HERITAGE ATr.tOSPHERE of solid birch cabinets that accents living, (amily, ror- mnJ dining room~ and cook THE CHILDREN HAVE their own play room. walled patio -three bedroom s -pool and park. $52,900 NEARBY TURTLE ROCK 2 sto ry four bedroom near·nevv ho1ne . Steps to tennis, pool and playground. Large family room. 3 car garage. Better than new · condi- tion. $41 ,500 {'enter. Ut1~e brit·k patiJ HARBOR VIEW HOME with an orehid farm: over· I Like new. 2 bedroom. den. 2 baths. Beauti- $ized garage. v,·otkshop and 1 fully carpeted and draped. Many extras. Own- boat storage. Yoor "dream" f d niaster suite with Roinan er trans erre . Asking $34.950. Another cx- bath and OCEAN .VIEW ! ceptional buy ... Thl'ce bedrooms, 211iz baths. LOTS OF LOTS R1..'Cluced $7.500, Now Only *Prin1e view lol in Dover Shores on Galaxy $!/j,000. 0....11er 1.vill lease-D · un 000 option lor $5.5!1.00 JX'r month. rtve. o;r<v. , M. M . LABORDE, Rltr. *Beautiful Westclirr fee lot at HighJand a nd &4:Ml55:i ~v-es: a.111-:iu·1 Oxford. 90' frontage. $23,950 3 Bedrooms, MACNAB -IRVINE 2 Baths RHlty Comp•ny & RUMPUS ROOM 90t Dover Dr., Suite tlO 1080 Bayside Drive $24,600. Newport Beech 642-6235 675-3210 NO DOWN 1U VETS on !his !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TERRIFIC family hon1e ... and \Vl111t a FANTASTIC VALUE at $24.600. You get General 1000 General 1000 a hullt-in kitchen -shake I-"=='----..:.:'.=:'. ------- roof -a'nd a profeS11ionally OPEN W 0 W done 20x20 rumpus roon1. The i:;atC' and st C'r inlo 1111 All th• f Ji URRY on thJ ... m>c. 0•0 00•o 15 Of " ,,.,1>""<><1', enchanting f'ntrywHy Iha! ]f'ads to this loVC'\y Nt'\\·por! $22,500??? -Farr Beach Mmr, 3 bedrooms, 11:a1·den ba1h.~. ri<;hly pa11<'1· lf'd family room and \'(}7.)' ~29 11lll'bor, C.f\l. fi replace. Safv and quirt Q1l- WATERfRONT u,.,,,., "'""·Good boy" DUPLEX 1·"'·500 c.~~!.,~~,~!!R~, Colesworthy lnclude!i pavir for skinimer. & C Lonk al what owner has O. donf', tirand ne\.\-" ~hag • rtEALTOR You'rl better belicvt' ii. TI~REE Bedrooms .. :nvo bath! ... double garagr_ .. t·o1·cprt air hciit. .. built-in kitchen ... excellent area. , • only FlVE yPars old. . Re<idy to be lived in and owner is ready to sell. Let's go look at lt. ;,46-8640 Arouslic ceiling5 • ReC('ssf'rl NP11'fl0rt Beach Ollirr lighting moder:i kitchf'n 11nd 1021! B:i..vsid<' Drive 2629 "Harbor, C.M. tireakfast hAr. NP.w siding 1 ___ ..;:':c"~-'·19:::::10 ---[EASE __ _ ru1 both uni ts, A R!l'at at BACKYARD--LEASE OPTION $65.000. Won't last, bcltl'r Vac~n! with fn\lnl'<lialt' J)O!I· hurry, GOLF COURSE M'ssion of thi"" rharmlng Dial 6<15-0.'lll:l a. 8Arkyarrl Op!'TI!I to J'\1f'l'll Englir;h 1!!'('11\H!CIUrr rour FOREST E. OLSON Vel'rlf' f:olr Cou 1·r;r , T!iis l'f'· br'droon1, ilin. Rn1., Fa.m. · REALTORS splrndrnl r xrculivr homC' P.m. Thr'C'r h11lh homr-Con1. l ..... oi""iii. .. H;i.r;ibo;ii'i;· ;iC;i.>;il.iiiiii i~ fl rC•'ntNI by dnuhlr dMr plct('ly carpP1f'd and draf)('d BUY YOUR OWN PONDEROSA marble ('n!ry lo s!rp d•Jv,·n for )IOUI' <·omfort. Locotcrl lvnb rm and \\"arm ri re. on 11uict r'U l-dc-sac street placP. Spacr age kitchen. near NE\VPORT YMCA And winding s1airs 111 1naslel' t)pPn spaces. 1325. f)(!f mQ?lth suite + 3 larg<! bdrms just or p1'(}pt>rty can be purcha!!· listed. eel at $4t'100 with ext."i!llent Dial 615-0300 nssumnble jjnf1ncin~. FOREST E. OLSON M. M. LABORDE, Rltr. 11 you think l'ni kidding then call and Jet us tell you about this modern l b«ll'OOm ranch wit h lovely covered patio. In tact, Z lovely pa· tios. Carpets thruou1 aro great and paint is nell'.t '" RF.:ALTOP.$ perfect. Pricerl 111 $30,000 ='°"'2m~,:.:"c:;'"'°:.;;:';,· ;;C·:::"~= mak<'s 1his a Utile price for CORONA HIGHLANDS • UUle PonderoA. Vle\v & pool & you own thr 616-UJj.S 6.-1,1·10:11 I $19,SOO PAUL•WIDIE CAllNABAN &14LTT CO. 1093 Baker, C.M. 546-5440 TRIPLEX FOR land, in Corona de! Mar. ~ Bdrms., 2 bath!!. 0 n l y $6.ll.5CXJ, CORBIN- MARTIN WHAT A LOW PRICE lor tins gorgeous 3 bedroom, 2 h11U1 rioH llOuse. Lots ot Tcndl•r Lovint Carn hen'. Ot>flp pilr carpets wilh matchi ng rlrai>el!. Time-sav. l'r kitchen, rlouble garage. Y:u·d con1ple tely feOCt'd in. cludinit rron1 for l11P. kid!!. 10 % dO\\.'n \\'Ill handle! CALL $.".6.500 • Norlh Co""tn f\.lr511. REAL TORS 644-7662 Walker & Lee A"'11. • UNHEARD OF! Sh0w1112% l'l"lurn wilh min. VA NO DOWN Realtors imum down. F'"'ch uni! lul!I Atlrectivl! 4 & fam:lly roonl f 2~ lla.r~r Blvd; .at Adams 2 bcdmoml'I, \I/el! cared for in Nnrth Cost;i !\lrsa, handy .'rt!\.-0165 Opi>n hi 9 PM unit~. A~~ume at low 8.~'% ~o all schools k ihop!I, In e Steps To Ocean • lntrrest, CALI.. top condition • many txtra!!. f.mr1y & Ilk(' new1 OnJ· Walker & Lee 129,500. 132.im. 3 BR, t.m . rm .. : he . Z c;Ar J:ll r .. l'lltns. R<-11-1!0111 j ~ne:~1~~~lllt CAYWOOD RE"Al TY 1790 ftarbor Blvd, at Ade n1.~ [ OLLEGE REALTY 6.306 \V COA!l:I Hwy, NB LIDO LIVING l'OR LESS Smaller 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on lar~er lot means savings for you. Great buy for those v.1ho \Vant to expand UPOn their ideas. $56,· 500. Don't hesitate, call 646·7171 now! VIEW Of COUNTRY CLUB '\'es, a large 1500 sq. foot home \vith a per· manent view of Santa Ana Golf Course. Large 76x120 lot zoned R·2. It's a buy at $24,500. Call today 546·2313. HOME . & INCOME Profitable to own ... /1. pleasure to live in! 1'he home is a custom, luxurious char1ner with 3 kin g size bedrooms; country kitchen with huge family room. formal dining. seclud· ed living room ... Pl .US a separate one bed· room money-maker that really reduces those monthly payments! S45,950 for both~ -$4600 down. See today. Call no,v . Thanks. 54&-2313 or 646·7171 . EASTBLUFF - 5 BEDROOM \\'ilh sparkJing pool co1npletely fenced fron1 huge back yard. 3 luxury baths, formal din· inl? room. elen1. & hieh school in walking distance -S52,000. 646-7171. HERE'S YOUR CHANCE!!! Assume a $24.500 JO\V interest loan on this delightful 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Beauti- ful rorner lot \vith a('cess ror boat or trailer. J<'rcsh. clean. neat. $30.800. 546·2313. LOTSA ROOM FOR KIDS & CRITIERS On ahnost 1h acre \vith ocean view -3 bed- rooms. new bath -lots of features. $27.500 -Lo\v down FHA or · no down VA -Phone 646·7 171. CHANCE Of A LIFETIME Assu1ne a $24,500 low interest loan on this delightful 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Beau li· ful corner lot with arcess for boal or trailer. Fresh, clean, neat. $30,800. 546·2313. FAR OUT BEACH HOU.SE Luxu ry & co1nfort b_v the sea just 59 steps away. 4 bedrooms -5 baths. Entertain in paneled family room atm-osi}here or formal living room, bot}l have mp.ssive fireplaces. Watch the SpinaJt~s Sail by from the glassed patio on the roof. There's a spe<·ial income feature. t.oo ! A rare value at $69,500. Just call 646· 717 I. AT LAST!! Thal 4 bedroom ho1ne lvi th family roo1n you've waited for. l·ligh assum~bl e loan at 6'h ~O -What's 1nore -an elaborate pool v.'ith jacuzzi, patio and deck or co ncrete and redwood. Artfull y landscaped. The price is ri ght too! $34.500. The newness hasn'l worn off! Call 546·23 13. THE TWINKLING LIGHTS will fascinate you . The fresh O('ean breeze wllJ refresh you, and "the spacious well·en- gineered floor plan will please you. 4 Bed- rooms. 2•h baths. v.•alnut cabinets. tinted ~lass and red brick patio. $57.500. A Lusk Harbor View .Hills View home. Call 673-8550. OWNER WILL CARRY AT 7°10 ! NEWPORT HTS. SEA. VIEW ! Unique rustic two story four bedroom upper deck -immediate possession -reduced $7500 to $47,500. Hurry!! -Call 646·7171. ' ' ~IBER~ '\)LESTATERS . ' 545-!Hfll Open 'Ill 9:~ P~1 J500Adlml.tHirbit.cM l ~--"'·~0.,541-~1~2~90~·-'---- Clasaltled'a action powtr. I..,""""""'""""""""'" Call 642·56i8 • cl11u-;t U. -------~--------- BUYER'S OPPORTUNITY Unusual circumstances caused the O\Vncrs of th ese properties to offer them at market value or bel ow. CAMEO HIGHLANDS . Spacious 4 bdrm . family rn1. & view. with .. pri-vate beach. $43 ,500. • LUXURIOUS LIDO 4 Bdrn1 ., is a decoralor's dream! Sunny street- to·street patio plus boat vard. $69,950. BAYCREST 4 Bdrn1, din. rn1. & 3 ba's. Reduced lo $4.5,· • 000. . BAYFRONT . Lovely 3 bdrm .. 3 ha. home with view of all : boats entering the harbor. Now only $97 ,500. : BAY & BEACH REALTY, INC. 675-3000 General 1000 Generel 1000 THREE Bedrooms. 21}2 baths. Dover Shores View· home. Large rooms. Custom designed. Fam·: ily room big enough for pool table. $69,500.; FOUR Bedrooms. 3 baths. 2 story Ivan Wells home \Vith View. Decorator carpets, drapes & \Vall papers. Vacant. Make offer. $89.500. FIVE . . Bedrooms, 3112 baths. separate dining room &:: family room. Low maintenance garden. Pan--.j oramic View. Built by Ivan Wells. $95,000:;t :r, ROY J. WARD CO., Realtors .-; 1033 M1rlner1 Drive, N.B. 646-1550~ Oov•r Shores Office ;!; . Daily Pilot Cl•••ifiecl . . Open Houses THIS WEEKEND ltffp ttii. IMMdy. dll'fft'ry, V(ltti Y•lf thb w ... N • • Y•• 90 ho11M·h•11tl11f, All ttte l.cettlo• ll1tH Mf•W't, .,. dnc:rlbed 111 •-'"' d.,.11 ar, ..n.rtfllq olH-! whor• 111 to41_,•, DAILY ,ILOT WANT ADS. POt?.111 • 1h••l11t •PH ....... for Ml• •r to '""' -'"" te ; li1t ••ch lllfe""otiH la tllh c~•-.... Prld.,, •, HOUSES FOR SALE (2 Bedroom) 179 E. \Vilson St., Costa Mesa 644·4910 (Sat & Sun 1·5) (3 · Bedroom) *2821 Pehble Dr (Harbor View Hill<) CdM · 67$-2101 !Sat & Sun 12-4:30) 2420 Clii! Drive, Newport Beach 548·7711 (Su n 1·5) 2039 Irvine Ave .. Costa Mesa 644-4910 (Sun 1·5) 801 Kings Road, Ne,vport Beach : ' 642-8235 (Sat· & Sun). (3 Br. &, F1mily or Den) 6871 Swallo\v, Fountain Valley 9621373 fSat & Sun 302 KJn gs Road (Cliffhaven1 NB 642-5200 1Sat & Sun 1·5) (4 Bedroom) 236 Via Mentone (Lido Isle) NB 646·3255 !Fri. Sat & Sun 1-4)" **II Linda Isle Dr !Linda Isle) NB 675·3210 (Sat. & Sun.) 1130 Santiago Dr (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 fSat & Sun) *4627 Camden (Cameo Shores) CdM , ~42·8235 fSa t & Sun) (4 Br. & F•mily or Oen) * 1749 Skylark Lane, Newport Beach 548-8281 (Sat & Sun 1·4) *2846 Stromboli Rd fMesa Verde) CM 546·0800 fFri, Sat & Sun 11 ·6) 420 Belevue Ln (Bal Penin bet L & M Stl 675·4600 !Sun t2·4) 1019 Dolphin Terr. {Irvine Terr.) CdM 833·0700; 644-2430 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2825 Cl ubhouse Rd, (Mesa Verde) CM 54$-4265 fFri. Sat & Sun 12·5) 16192 Culpepper Circle, Huntington Bch 846-1847 (Sat & Sun 10·5) 410 Morn ing Star (Dover Shores) NB 644-4910 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1606 Antigua (Dover Shores) NB 644·4910 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *1536 Dolphin ·rerr. (livine Terr.) CdM 644·49 l O (Sat & Sun 1 ·5) * 1721 Galatea Terr. (Irvine Terr.) CdM 642-8235 (Sat & Sun) **505 Morning Star (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 !Sat & Sun) *2449 Windward Lane. Newport Beach 67$-32!0 (Sunday) (S Bedrooms) **218 Via U do Nord (Lido Isle) Nll 642·8235 (Sat & ·sun) (5 Br. & F1mily or Oen) * io33 M•riners Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 6411-1550 . (Doily) DUPLEXES FOR SALE fl · B•dlooon E•chl 11 o AaAI•. Bal bo"a Island 673·1200 (Sat & Sun l·S) *Peel *' • w ...... 1,.111 * • * ~I .. 41 Wtttrfr•11t • " . n.,,14.,, -·26, '1970 I. IS• .l'Olt SAi.i HOUllS FOit SALi -......... ., ''"" .............. "''*' ,,_ ~~c-~--~--·~-:--·-------• Friday, No\'tmbtf 27, lfJ7() HOUSES .FOlt SALi HOU.IS ~Olt SAL!E HOUSES FOR SALE . HOUS S F R SALE G-•I l•G-al 1• General 1000 Oontral 1000 Gonoral. '1• * * * * * '* * * TAYLOR CO. * 302 KINGS ROAD . MORE THAN JUST VIEW -quality <111tom hbme on quiet street oYerloolt:lng main bar· bor. Designer interior -like new. View from Q1·uter bedroom and spacious living room, 3 :bedroom, dining room and don. ~aldast room and enclosed patio; addtUonal access from rear cul-de-sac. Open Saturday and SUn· day I to 5. CHINA COVE • BUILDING SITE -overlooking cove. jetty and entire harbor "One lot in a million" for exciting and different living. 5, UNDA ISLE CHAMPAGNE OF CALIFORNIA HOMES - reflected in p J u s h carpets, push button drapes and decor. All the amenities of the very finest of bayfront homes. 5 bedr~ms, ,d.bling room, family -~m. 4lh baths, large ~at facility. Jmmediate occupancy. DOVER SHORES • ?.10UNTAIN -Bay· views 33,000 square feet of spacious . living, 4 bedrooms, dining room, family room. Office O,.n Salvrday1 & Sundays PETE BARRITT REALTY 1605 Wotlcllff Dr., H.B. 642-5200 ofinJa Jj/e PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES Newly listed -Lot #60; perfect for the fam- ,1 ily who wants a spacious waterfront b~me. 4 Extra lite BR., 4 Ba .• pwdr. rm. Ljte. liv. rm. ' & den; 3 car garage. Beaut. patio/~arden w/rm. for pool; deck & dock. By Appl · fl:er Cemplet• lnformetion on •11 homes & :: I.ts, Pl••M call: BILL GllUNDY.'Ri ALTOR 131 Do.w Dr• 5'11h 3, N.I. 642.W20 . " -------~------------ GoMr•I ·1000 ~··' llDO . rjli ' .: IEACH ' COTTAGE Close to bay Owner has pUtChued larger~ OUering a sacrifice ..ie for I Bedrooms, 2 Baths at only $26,950 -·-·-Jilq lease-Gp~ Reali on : ''Our 25th Y••r Jn the Herbor Ari•" 673-4400 ikTAYLOR ' . .' YOU'U. GIVE THANKS For having called ablu1 Olll' gorgeous TIU-LEVEL borne tn the beautiful ?..fission Vitjo area with 2,100 square feet of JUAciotls living. It's: a fully improwd atrium pr-· den home with 3 bedroom, 3 bath, Jonna! dinlfl&" room, big breakfast nook and a huge family room with wet bar! II this sounds like YOVR KIND OF HOME then don't delay, $38,950 ~$;ii, • . • COATS ' & WALLACE REALTORS -54M141- . (Open Ennlnt•l COMFORT + CONVINIENCl!I 3 Bd!1D. D.R. home offers seclusion. Clos e . to Sl>Opplng, 1chcols. Expantllng family says ... ,8ll". - . '41,7!0 2039 IRVINE BLVD. OPEN SUN. 1-5:00 GREAT FAMILY HOME Spacious four bedroom, country kitchen, bonus room for sewinr, hobbies or upstairs family room. Only one year young. Near schools and shopp!ng, '39,000 . . BUY OF THE MONTH . Newly painted 2 BR home w/many e~tras. Betttr hurry! Wlll sell VA or FHA $19,000 179 E. WILSON ST., C.M. OPEN SUN. 1·5:00 ' . l'RVINE TERRACE Convenient to Newport Center! Lovely cor· ner 4 bdrm & den ·home with H&F JIO:OI . Seir arate dining rm. See today! ' $67,500 1536 DOLPHIN' OPEN SAT.-SUN. 1-5:00 DIGNIFIED & ELIGANT You'll love the profesaional decor in this fin· er 2-story home w/4 bdrm1., fam rm, formal DR & 3'h bath&. PLUS View! $124,500 1606 ANTIGUA OPEN SAT.-SUN. 1-5:00 DOYER SHORES DRAMA! Brand new & beautiful 5 bdrm home. 2-Story L.R. w/balcony. Garden rm w/wet bar. 'Lge formal D.R. & lux . master suite. $108,000 410 l\IORNING STAR OPEN SAT.-SUN. 1-5:00 WESTCLIFF NEWS! Pool, 3 bdrm home. Near library, schools, playground, shopping. By appt. $44,950 FOUND I Your 3 bdrm Back Bay home. Located on quiet cuJ-de--sac; Home otters ideal enter- taining in & out. By appt. $69,950 BAYFRONT DUPLEX-$160,000 Custom built, fine' quality. OWner's unit hu dramatic master BR suite. Room for hobbies or office. Lge 3 bdrm, 2 bath rental CAMEO SHORES BEAUTY! LUXURIOUS custom bit home on Jge corner site W/ocean view. 4 Bdnns, den, 5 bas & pwd rm. Most rooms have vu of spacious pa- tio, pool & lanai. Consider trade. ' $175,000 BAY ISLAND-$117,500 Call to see our exclusive listing on this beau· tilul secluded tropical island. Older 5 bdrm. home w/pier .&.•lip, tennis ct & pk. OCEAN l'RONT-$115,000 Authentic New England farmhouse with 5 bdrnu, den & 4 baths. Abundant slora1e. \Varin & hospitable + breathtaking VIEW. .. CORONA DEL MAR VIEW Near new 4 bdtm "Broadmoor' 'tri-level w/ family rm & formal dining rm. $77,500 CHOICE LQT'-'PRIME LOCATIONS DOVER SHORES & BAYCREST BOxl.20 Lavel. Fee Simple $27,000 801110 Lave!. Fee Simple $27,500 104' Front, corner, level, fee $28,000 80' View site, level, lease $29,500 WATERFRONT 57' Front. Pier & dock. Lease Linda Isle 56' waterfrt. Lease Linda Isle ~· waterfrt. Lease Linda IBle 108' waterfrt. Lease ''Our 25th Ye•r" $53,500 $89,500 $75,000 $1!0,000 .Linda J6£ . ' PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWH IY APl'OINTMINT I Llftl• 11i. Drl .. Under conat:uctton. 4 BR . ., 4~ ba. home. . Fimlly rm., study & 38 ft. nv. rm 2 Frplcs, carpet1J!g & 1and1c1ping .......... $16{,8'0. 2' LI""" hlo Orin. Corp. owned. 5 Br. 5 bath b..,,. facing Har' bor Island." Jac:uzzl & •llWlll. Comp. furn. !or immetl. occupancy. IV/dock .... $200,000 52 Linda Isla Dr. CUst 6 BR., study, 5 bath home w/4 lrplcs., circular stairway, decorator selected carp . & drapes. Sbown by appt. . .....•... $210,000 Wahrf""9Lat1 No. 16: 3 car garage. Reduced to .... m;ooo No. 44: 108 Ft. on wa.ter ........... $lli0,000 131 Fer cemplata tnferm1tien en all hornet & let1, pl••se call : llLL GRUNDY, RIAL TOR Dover Dr~, Suite J, N.I . '42~0 ALL SPANISH Split level -4 bedrooms -3 baths -3 car garage. Large family room and formal dining room. 2200 sq. fl home beautifully si tuated in one of Mesa Verde's most prestigious neighborhoods. If you like Spanish design vou mu.st see this cbarminj!' home. For full Particulars and appointment to inspect call now! 546-2313.' \D]THE REAL ~ESTATERS l!!!!!!!!!!'!!~~~~~~~!!!!l!!!!!!!'!!I!!!!!'!!!! General 1000 G1ner•I 1000 G.neral 1000 O.'*al 1000-l .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;:;-I 4 BR ~ w/restaurant in '"';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; FOR THE LAZV MAN c" """· Busfneu houn I• could~ increased for young TURKEY & ALL JHE We have available the great. ...,...,," operato,, HI po. est home for the guy who tential for luture on !iO'Xl.80' TRIMMIN~s tlkeo an EASY CARE y ARD . Jot. a and LOW MAINTENANCE could be on your table In tlW! formal dini.ni room of th1a beautlful vcecutive hOme. With $51'.lO down you can a. sume this territlc 1'A9'0 VA loan, paymntl of 1292 per mo pays all. Let us ahow you this 2 story", 3 bedrm home ao you can be ready !or next Thank:lcivhla. Yea, this house bu a large fam.. ily tDom. with fireplace plll8 2~1 baths. A m111t see for on1y.S37.10J. COATS WA~CI RIAL'TOllS Open Evenlnt• • 9'2-44$4 • DANDY DUPLEX East-side location \\ith block THI JACKSONS' A Republic home, .f. bed- room., sinde story, 1n im- m~ate condition. Panel- ed family room, sunny brea1daat oook, llllft)cen 11v .. lna room. beautiM an. electnc kitchen and mani- cured arounds The owners :!\Ir. • Mrs. R,' Brock Jack- aon of Mesa Verde have been tl'anlferftd to the Eut. Property listed at $41,IOJ, IJNIOOIE li()"6ft ~~.17MOOO z~o E. coat Hwy. c.n. °" .... Giil IMPRESSIVE HOME. It"s a truly IMl\fAC ULATE and IJl&Cious 2 bed - room with separate den and separate dining area. "Hil and Hen'' garages with electric door ,openers and fully automated sprinkler 1ystems make it all com- plete! Best of all asswne 5% '7o insllnll1ce 10an, with down payment to suit, Al only $32,950, IT'S BEAUTL FUL!! COATS & ' WALLACE REALTORS -54M141- (0p1n Ev1nln9s) waJI. enclosed )'ani. Try p I patio &: splendid view $1,000 Do'iln en 271-D2-FHA, ::. 'the pattern for elegant Ful$121'ri9 "'990nly5 llvtrc' In .xcl.,Jve lm•r See this one at night! 4 bed· rOorrt, 3 ha.th, executive home on large level lot on top a bluU in Mesa Verde. Beautiful condition by day, beautiflli view by night. Ask- ing 151.IOJ. , Shcfta. 4 Bedroom 3 bath, sepU.te powder mOm, walk • )llcs<il "iro()l'cnti~ 546-5990 EXCLUSIVE WITH "' ... ""'· 1""' dfntnr ""· Wp kitchen w/separate .,::;:::::;:::;:;::;::::;::::=;::::;= b°""' nook. Richly panelled TWO SEPARATE Newport 1am 11 y rm overlooldna GARAGES POOJ... 2 fireplacts, New .& THREE BEDROOMS, LarRC available nowl Slim.900. living room, dining are&, til- F•lrview Ivan Weis & Sons ;!,,,~··~ °"" = 646·1111 STEP DOWN DEN with Roy J. Ward Co. Franklin stove and BIN Bar- EXCLUSIVE AGENTS B-Que. New cpts, including 1033 Marinen Drive 646-1550 den. Large fenced yard - (Open Dally Priced at $~,50:) -ASSUME $21,800 GI LOAN. •• (anytime) HOME . ZONED FOR . P..f-1 lot, Costa Mesa, ideal for mfg bldg. $21,IXXI. 100' frontage on Beach Blvd, C-1 zone $38.000. Owner will trade equitils in these 2 val. uable Iot1 tor income prop. erty. Call Vinco Realty for more detala_ YINCO REALTY :m9 Harbor Blvd. """"" HOME & INCOME In a private rural setting • space and Joa of shade trees. llomey, neat three bdnnli, two bu.th home with fireplace & picture view windows. PLUS THREE CHO I CE WElLL KEPT L'NITS to pay expenses-WHAT A BONUS! Both home and units show prkle of ownership and are in immaoulate condition. Priced to sell at only $58.SOO -\•:ilh financing available. M. M. LABOROE , Rllr. 64&-alSj Eves: 642-7438 ' 1'¥•tm 3114 , 3114 l\tadelra ls an outstand- ing home 3 bedmoms, spac. ious maliier sUite, nice Jene. ed. yard, close to the golf course. new dn.pes and wa- ter heater. Now vacant, $32,950 wi!h FHA, VA. or conventional financing, Good buy! • )lksul croc 'Jlrnfti• 546-5990 BUSINESS M. M. LABORDE, Rltr. loiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ... iiiiiiiiiiii• ~ Eves: 6404579 EASTBLUFF -====! Macnab-Irvine .... ty --ONE OF A KIND Beams • view • wood and charm make this .f. bedrtun home a SPFCIAL HOME FOR SPECIAL PEOPLE. Bmllhtakina: livin&; l'OJ)m with comer brick fireplace, n,jaed hearth -1eparate dining room -neWly re- modeled gowTnet kitchen. Walk to Little Corona Beach, $65,00(), Macnab-Irvine '7s.J210 'HORSE COUNTRY Room for hor'lel, kennels or a large veaNble P,J'den. Owmlng 3 bedrm hn<h at;yle bome with prtVate pa. Uo la walttnc Jor Dl!W' own- ers. For-the hobbyist. a worklhop built behind pr. age, Asking $38,BQ) -call oow for full details! 1003 Baker, C.M. 54&-6440 $24,300 Y.A. LOAN SUbject to 71Ai% annual per. centage rate with total pay. ment of $211 per month. Huge 3 bedroom, 2 bath Jiorne close to schools and shOpplng. Gorieous ,FIRE. PLACE. "Glistening: ..llard. Ylood Floors." Submit area- sonable dovm payment, seU.. er will ro-operate. Walker & Lee Realtors: 2190 Harbor mvd. at Adams 545-0465 Open 'til 9 PM OPEN DAILY 1·5 301 BROADWAY, C.M. 3 Bedrm, 2 baths •••• $22, 150 1 Bedrm, 1 ba. apt. •• $15,000 AU this one one lot + frplcs. in ea. 4 Gara1es. Near shop. ping. Must see to appree- iate! can: Paul Seifert Lachenmyer Riiy Call 646-3928 Eves: 548-3169 CORONA HIGHLANDS View & pool &: you own the land, in C.orona de! Mat. 4 'Bdnns., 2 batbs, On J y $69,500,. CORBIN- MARTIN REAL TORS 644-76'2 e BEACH BARGAIN 3 BR, 1% ba. Xlnt cond. Walk to best beach in Newport! S2lJ.500. CAYWOOO REALTY 6306 W, Coast Hwy., NB • 541290 • REPOSSESSIONS Sparkling clean homes, 90me newly painted &: carpeted, 2, 3, <I &: 5 bdnns. Some with p::>ols. FHA-VA conv. tttms, from $17,000 to $40,00&. Collins & Waltl lnc. 3 Bedroom l TRUE .ELEGANCE POOL WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realton ""'''"looolly deoorated ~ c-'l•CJ• Pa... 2111 San Joa~ ... Hlll1 Rood Sharp 2 Bedroom w/separate garaae + attached room lrl thriving business district. Vicinity of 171h It new Bllild- ers Emporium, Full Price $25,000. Call now for appt. 8M3 Adams Ave. 962-552l f.H.A. ilf.i•4 LOAN $24,000 Open Dally 1.5 527,SOO $10,900 PRICE 3 BR Channtng Home 2615 B•mboo, N.8. sty home w/4 BR, fam rm, VI "' N&WPORT CEN.TlR Mf..4f10 ~'ii~~~R~~RI ~~.~~~·~t$o 2m,~Oe~ *· * * * * * * to see. ricec 3 BR home invites en. v ..... ., n.r.,......... .,. ,,., !Ertaining. Massive liv, price hu been reducedl=========;=========I ~7171 im. $59,Sfil S2,000 for FAST SALE. • · Genir•I 1090 Gener•I 1000 ~;.;O...r lSth Ye•r" on top of that this home i•1~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ·J•. WESLEY N. BEAUTIFUL .. .large bed-DESIGNED FOR . . TAYLOR room•. , ,bout.in kitchen, , • rock fireplace ... extra bath PACKED • R••lfors at pool.si<le. • .20X40 heated FAMILY LJVIN~ : NEWPORT CENTER pool, . ,profe.,ionally land. I 0\\-ner's ready to move 5 BEDROOMS to New Jersey $79,too ... BAYCREST Lovely cameo Ht&:hla.nch Excellent value. Formal din- home on spacious corner lot Ing & family rm. Bridlt. with S bedrooms It conv. den area 3% Baths Deautlful qul um. Road acaped. See it today. 546-8&40 2Ul San Joa n •o.q,q Immaculate family home ,.. 644-4910 with 4 bedrms, 3 baths, fot. tKception•I Loc•tlon mal dlnlng room. One huge ~··~•rm-Income room offers complete pri. Formal dining room CO\.'efed patk>. immaetJlate BeautlM yard thruout. Owner Tranaferred. ~US u . o( Ocean Blvd. 2629 Harbor, C.M. vacy and Is eaaUy conver.-~nt.age, Plus s10,ooo price --2=:.H:.O=.:U:.SE~s"'-.--1 tlble , to in-law acconunQda· Immaculate thruout OPEN HOUSE eduction to $120,000! 5 Bd-Hon, Excell•nt ana ne&r See 4626 Courtland Dr, Reduced to $52,500 ~ .. 3 be.'s., elevator&: un-2 LOT$ . all schools. VA/FHA term1 ~ ~:i:.•y be •• PRICE OF ONE availabi<. ;35.••l. ' •; / I I r, 11 t , I ~ • houS£>s. Two lots -Each lot w•'LACI 13U700 ' 675•3000 SUPER BARGAIN -1'w6 • co:TS 61k18a. Either home ideal ,,_ for your family, or rent llEALTORS Rellltoni $16,500 IS THE PRICE fJ II II .\ Ill \I II Ill. 111 \ I \I . both and build equlty. You Open Evenings "Our 25th Yeir for this very llveabkl 2 bed- most see these two cute ln ·The H•rbor Area" rom home that sets on • e 962.-4454 e· bu&t-R-2 lol Buy now, Wnt sipotless prnpertif!s to ap-' 6 73-4400 it out and build later. Grt:at a40T E. Cot.st Hwy .. CdM pl'eC'la~ -Beach area. Bel· NO DOWN area with other 1.1.l'Je unila tor horry, Clo•lne Coif Only SHORT nue . •"""'1l><lln&'. """"'" down $2950 FULL EQUITY Only one loan at low Interest ~ total plQ'lnent inclOOinc .U• taxes and inlurance ls its. 1han rent. Exceptional .,.,. yard. Very attractive 3 bldroom, Hurry on thla one! ;. LEASE *'..~{FR, $l60 MESA VERDE lnCludlns gardener, ''a. ibnt Immediate possession ••• ---~141-1110 ' . 11:fA!rY Dial &l~S03 Neat home on comer lot "'"" · pe,yme I d tenns to FOREST E. OLSON wlth room for ... addltJo.. $ 11,500 $ . w· Ink.. & L . REALTOR• a1 ""'"· '!'ht ·"'""" born< """'' rliht _ ""' ......, .. ~ 1 . er ee 2299 Jlarilor, C.M. ls In eireellent condltlOn and only a lhor1 ·time to aeU ' Realtors BEAT THIS bes lat"R'e Urin.1 Rm, roomy this doll hoWlt and . haa 2790 Hubor Blvd. at Aduru Kit, with dining (.'(II.Inter, gtven us a short price -only 54S.!N9l Open 'tll 9·00 PM Two bdrms, and ~te $21,500-Two cheery prince11& • enclosed Pftlio. Detached bdrnli, Copper keltle kit· l~TSIDE, C.M. When elSt-can you get a Dbl _garage _ plenty ot room chen. I.ara:e picture wln-2 Bathe, extra lg famlly beautiful 3 BR, 2 ba home for boat or traila storage. dow brightens living room -room . NNd• nc. Larira ;~lh~~;r'in~r!~~~ ~NL~c:~"~~ t; •Yoo nti'.!i~~ ·Hllny. ~~:nee~ Y~~ d~~C:~ Monhcello Condo, S.. this 'F.H.A. J>81'T'>'nfs, 'FOREST E OLSON Mbvln&! S:lli,IOJ. todA)'. M. M. LAIORDE, Rltr. • Call: Dot Cont0111 CALL G> """" -.... ,(1)1 REALTORS Lachenmyer Riiy 1/1~ ~U~·:~& ~~~N'T ";;;:75~' CALL~""''""'""'° LIDO WATERFRONT "'" •• .,.,, ,.,, om" ~ ,., "· ea,. Cod , bed. FULL l"RICE $21,500 N'.TS.-LIDO NORD .....,,,Eu!JkleMM•oa. WITH!~"!. LOAN Ult.CW Price with 7% ltt rity J baths 2 brk:ll J'IR!PLAC 3 hugt bMrooms with mod-Astume thla apr loan, P'Y· 1J>; 6 Beaut. fw1I.. unit.I; Sales Qppmtu * i.s. b~alctut nook, brte.R-ern gors:eoo1 battl, It nttds ments ltA than rent? 3 ~ i car pttl'll A utfl. room. way l: patio. Paneled den. IOmt cleaning but you rtep room • !win 1lztd. entry -~ on IW'lmmln, beach. \\'ell e1tablishtd (14 )'tal'l!I) Separate workshop, 86 " Xl!I tbe l\ar\lt1L Will •ll with hall. a ttraCtl\.'t kltchtn, ft· conalder tnde far boat Rt.al F.ltate of&e needs R-2 lot. Pr1<:ie ndueed to ntA and No Down Terms 540-1720. <t~ 11$,0>J lz<. 4 ..,..,..,1 •. Private de1k $36,9l0t CALL GI tttm.. WHY REl<1'1 TARBELL 2915 Harber ~· G~AR ~ ~~:·~~Walker I Lee Walker & Lee o .. ~~~!!~u1~0T .... i>owz ·• lr1.tfu~. Ca.II tor lntuview. Rulton Jtealtors duplex 'A"ith four ganats. bUJtt for quality 2 W. E. Lachenm!er 2?80 Harbor BlYd. •t A4'ml 2790 Harbor Blvd. at Adams , Owner w/flnllnc, $29,SOO. :ri.j,;;.,,,; 1 1860 Newport Blvd., JI.I, 5'1'1.11.M• n....n •tn 9 PM 546-949! ,._n '.dJ g:(l) pu GHt9• Wllll1mMr1 " homt Pus 10m• Call 646-392$ Eves: 673-457'1 ~ ::r: '"' -~ ""' •eelter ..-t ol ll.,dl 81vd. For .. ed .. MD _,,. -~lllo " Apnt M&-4151 .Illa! SG-6671 A cbuwo fl. th. dock, ... _,., a 'fatlll''s Want .Ida. '7J.4l!0 '45-15'4 !YOI TOTAL ptYmtnt for this 2 baths * Huge family nn Spacloug 5 bedrm w/view of 4 BR + F•mlly rm. sharp 3 bedroom home Ia Park-like back yard tennis cl ub, pool & park. Assume 6!' % apr loan, J>l.Y· $116, Subject to FJtA. loan great for children Close to sboppin&. lge CO\.'· ments of $144 a month. 4 wUb 6% annual percentqe Xlnt financing available ered patio, freshly redecor-Bednx11rui, h~ family rm, nte. All appllancea such as The Foi Co. ~ltr. ated inside & out. Resdy to built-ins, central hall plan. washer, dryer, rtfrlieratmo "* 6~M95 * move into . good financing. 54G-1720 .. all aiao included, WHY Call: Alice Clarke TARBELL 2955 HarMr RENT ll""' .,., Sobmit SALESMEN Lachenmyer Rlty ONLY 3 'DAYS your down payment. SELL-21 Y•a:r old C.onma del Mar Cali G4S.J928 Eves: G42.-0l85 Bayshores. 4 BR, chanrla', ER ANXIOUS. ANYONE finn has openings for 2 ex-"""""'""""""""""""""' just steps away from QUALlriEs, perlenced real eAtate sales. 524 950 BEACH & l\fARINA. Owners W lk & L men Plea1e call: Leonard • hate to show but are away 'I er 88 Smlt.h or \Valter Haase for 3 BR + DEN tor 3 days. Only 578,000. Realtors App't. $126 a mqnth. Assume the Riddle & Ross Reeltor1 675•3000 5%~ apr. loatl. 3 l\\'in sized 675-7225 2790 Harbor Blvd. at Adams -=~~===~-bedrooms, cozy den, 2 baths, ==~c.:.=~~~-1 56otl6 Open 'til 9 PM· BEACH DUPLEX dream kitchen, built-Ins, SPAC I in1mac 3 br + tam 3 BR, 2 BA, all elec bltin kit, 540-17~ rm, 1 blk from Irvine A\~. 2 nr ocean, acha, shopping. \Ve.st Newport duplex. 3 BR. TAR'BELL -2955 Harbor :r:. flopp~~il:ean1y:,fi:.,':;i t..rg tam rm, new addition, 2 ba. ea. unit. Spaciou11 llv. mu<>' BR .,.._, now nn. w/flopk. Nicety carpeL e EASTSIDE cplfX e patio, tree• & beaot. qoallty W/W crpta Ir drp5 all rtn.11. ed, Clase to beach, J" street. $33,000. Kina:urd 2 covered patios, lndscpd It 673-3663 &&i.2'l53 Eves. R .E. l\fl 2-2222 1nod bckynl, Mu.t be """ $88,000 -Count Every Star to appreciate. By Ownr 8361 356 E . 20th StrHt and fiJckering lighll across ?t1W\lter Dr. HB, nr Beach Coat• Mes• the Bay. Brand new Dowr Blvd 1: lndianapolls. 642-4tOS Shores View ho~, .f. BR, :;;; •• ~ .. ~~-~ .. ·==D~IME!!::~~A-LINES!;!:'!~!!_· g;:;;:;:;;;:;:;;:;;:;;:;~~~~~~~~~~ I 3 Ba, gwdr rm., tam rm w/ :-,,........, wet bar Landscaped OOW1 CUMtal 1• Genoral 1000 o.,..r•I 1000 yon! wttb pool, $108,.00. Roy S@i-~lA.-L£'B!rS9 Th• Puul• wilh lhe Built-In Chuckle J , \Vanl Rltr. 1033 ~farlnen, 646-1550, open dall,y;.,· =-·I BALBOA ISLAND OUPLEX 3 BR. 2 ba. + lge. apt., fun1., over 2 garages. • S~eck. Will tnde. Ideal location. $57 • .itl., . Pyrarnfd Exchangqn 67>1100 ----· ---··-.. -~--·-····--· -------..... ~ ---------~ ---... --· --~--------·---··-------~--~---- 28 OAtLV PILOT Friday, Novtmbtr 27, 1970 ThurMf1y, Novtmbtr 26, 19i0 RENTALS RENTALS Apts. <Pumlahool H..,_ Ul'llurnlohod -$23,sot ,_L_.,..:;_••_•_ ... __ c11~_;270S::..:.;. C"ta Mota 3100 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES fOlt IALI. HOUS~S F OR SALE I HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi 1---'------Newport Holghl1 1210 Lido l1lo 1111 HOUSE S F OR SALE Hunllntlon Booch 1400 Hunllnglon . Boach 1400 Condominium lfM Gener ii 1000 3 ait + dfn, 2 UA hnh~:d fin. Ctpl1, drps, dbl gar- 3 BEDR.l\t, panoramic view, 2a> Cll1I Or. NB, Open JIOUse sun 1-5. C."\! Invest· ment CO. M8-1ru age, access to rear yard for Newport Shore• 1210 boats, trlrs, etc. &aide CM. I --"'-------$24, 750. Wells-McCardle, Rltr1. 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M. .548-n29 $26.,750. 10% dwn. RedM'Ol'l.ted in Ir: OUL 3 br, 2 ba, bltns. 1 blk oetan. Owner 213/461--3290'. To tte, 64>-9463. Costa Mesa 1100 Unlver1lty P1rk 1237 ESTATE SALE CUSTOM TOWNHOM£ 22021 Surfrldor Lono ,. --"''"' , • .,.. 3 .....,, ham• "'''" of II>< ,....., !I lloomy ARTIST'S COOT AGE RENT 1------.....;..~1 236 Yla Mentone "'" beach. Hu ,. .. ~ • bodroom, 2 b&lh and tam-A1 Victoria Buch ' BR, 2 BA, '"'' "'"· WOw' $16 750 ...... ,..~ !111 mom .._ __ .. _. · .•• , No ~--"· OR bltlDJ -n beam -u1-• Op.n Ho.... , 1 tamUy room, muter bedm1 ~ ~u ..... ,...._ ... ,IU'lumg ttu.dk> cottare. • ~ .. ~ .... ·-• •-\d bah FHA more yard work tor you. high w!Ddo all 'OOd view, l yr old. J235 J:QO. Friday, Saturday & IT't GREAT! Relax and Vl-~rai.:w:t ~.9.:io. Lia: ?wtany ~in., .. ~now! ttlna brickw:tn.pl~ W: LE.ASE OPTION 494--0446, 494-5073 ; Sunday 1-4 PM jny carefree Uvlng, No up. for $31.~. (Llnve.sto1n Rchec1•1 thts1 one) ed. ei-ound1; patio ~ to 4 BR Meu. Vmle Jrn mo. 3 BR., J Ba., amall ho~, Beautitul Udo Isle Home 4 keep worries, La.rie maall"r Rex L. Hodtet, Rlty arw n •• y, nc. beach, a few hundred It. Alto blk trom town & beach. ~m + formal dtnbia:. suite. Cozy living room. All 147.2525 '62-6911 Anytime away. Completely turnlshed. Home v.·lth huae aame room Crpta. F'lr btat. $225/mo. ....,mpktely modem bullt·ln elec kltchen lncl wuher l-~=,,:,::..;:;:::...__ RENTALS $185 Mo. addn. incl, pool table $235 Call 61H070 kitchen and breakfut bar, & di-)'e.r Private io• patio 16222 Birdie Lane Hout•• Furn1ahed. f.tJSSlON REALTY 494-0731 mo. ~N,;,IC"'E"_=.,4;:-i:bdi:'--1:----,,~ largl" sundeck, covered pa. Clubhou~ • -•. , -... , low. 3 Bee.Inn, 2 bath home "'ith .a110 nn, am, rm.~ • ., ~ ~' ft •'-bJ •-Cl I 2710 ~ bath, view home. $285. Nf'l.r tlo, 2 car garage + large down with an i11vestmont re ..... ce. tn t'1lllge le oven. Gtneral --n •men • Pets OK In thi.11 clean •-' •-• $25 500 O 18 and "'""' "" llCnuu•I. \Valer paid, Avaµ. storag 1 •, roo"!~ oflice 1 . ~;.: cheaper than rent. Don'! be 1~ a low ntn•,,"',.,t ,."", 1 0 * O front * 4 BR, comp turn. lge new read)' to move in h0n1e, Dec. !st. &t2-f032 : ner 0 • lu'<""<'t to OV"'1 )ale! Cail (114) 962-5585 e oa Cffft pme nn, pool table, new $200 mo, Of tie!glRaE!i? "This itun-estrada. A bu,y at $00,000, FOREST [. OLSON I.I> aae.un1e $90 lncludlna: ulil, Groovy cpl$, immaC. 2 blks bch/CO, N ichols Real E1tate 1:rE :ve~~i~.baQu~a~~ ~~",:•;:,~or,1Z18R~2Mr.'. n;ngly d"lgned 3 bdrm. feA~·~~T.f.'"RLTR. Rex L.:r'.ts~;·· Rily :,,!~· Slngleg tine. Avail ~~~~O:I'°:;.~ c;'~~: 546-9521 !300 mo. 494-«09, ~67. ncw shag carpets, quiet traf. ~~~i~;l~~t!.°1:tii:1~ 646-3255 400 E. 17th St., CM .l9.l3l1~f.oo~~~~ Ave. 6041 Roytll1t Drlv. BLUE BEACON Shoreclltts, $325. 492--1330 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, car-L•guna Niguel mt! BARGAIN HUNTERS fichoo:i...I, 'otreet. Clas;e toba.Uk es & sehoOI. Only $.15,900, ~P!_c1ou3 I l ido Home .... oi"ii"ii"'oi'ngtiiiionii.illeoi•ii'ii"..,•ILargho e 4 bedroo~, 2 bath * 645-0111 * Vacation Rentoll -1"1yl3, drape1'225' fireplaee, tam-1 "'.' ___ ..;;.. ___ ..._[ sc s, wner moving c with an assumable loan .... ,,.,ie Br. 2 ba, 11illgle me near Manna Hlfh. ;;=="~_,..:c;..:..;.=,..:; ~7VV room. . S.250, LSE, 3 BR, 2 ba, VlewJ1 lo.Gel.many, m\l#t sell! High May v.·e shOw it to ycu to-story. 3 Sunny patio!!. On BUY OR RENT FHA!VA appraisal S21,l~. RENT e A e HOME SKIERS! Rent Mllmmoth Welfs·McCardle, Rltrs. cplll. drps, Beach le ~- assun1able 6% loan. Only day? 11treet to street corner tot Seller v.i ll paint colors of .$t 5•00 & UP O>ndo. Sips s: frplc I: 1810 Newport Blvd., CM privile~. 836-ttn ·1 4177 '-mo n t It, lnclds. It 'Ai. Reduced to $81.500_ Yciur choice. kitchen. Call 83()..6069 aft 6 548-1729 prncpls, inter. taxes & insur. i ', red h•itl P rim L'do N d This Immaculate 3 bedroom, Rex L Hocf11e1 Rlty ALL SIZES • AIJ.. AREAS RENT•LS F • I or • • • • FURN. OR UNTURN. pm. ~ or au details call ~1151 S BR., f~ ba. \vaterfront 2 bath, all elec bltn kitchen 147-2515 ASK FOR JOOI ~R;,E,;NT=A~L~5-----1 4 BDR.i,1, 2 Bath, walk to Aptt. Furnished He1i1age Realtors. ~~~t~ ~.:ii. Deck, pier =~ ~o~~wn:~;in~~~afi;) H=u=nt=l;;nt.it~..,===== 132.7t00 ·Houltl UnfurnllhM ~~;e:C:~~·~~ ·G-o"'ne""'ra:.:f..:..:;.:.:;:.::::::::_ __ .t. $5 950*DoTRIPLEX * Realcy Prime T ip and en.JOY all the carefree Ha rbour 1405 $110...Utl pd 1 Br on ocean. Gentral --.,"""54"&-«;=29,-c----= · wn. Owner wilt help Univ. Park Center, Irvine of Lido Isle tun or Condo living, Rent•---------child ok. • $91.50 1 Br -·· MESA Verde, Large 3 BR, finance. 3 2-BR., 1~1 ba. ea. Call Anvtime 833-0820 or a th" 1 Total 1· triplex nr oct Brit 6 Bltns, w/w cpt, & drapes, 31 .:=:::=:::=:::=':=::z:==:=:=:! Beaut. 4 BR., 4* ba, hOme ssume lS oan, WATERFRONT w I d k ' an. , lANOLORDSll 2 ba, frplc, Dln'g nn! C With 56 ft. water frontage. month]y payments of $175. "-1uty •-11 "-o c t'' C:534-<l77"9;:80::.. -~----•• Breakfut rm, fncd yard, ar gar. w/alley ent. \Valk Com -... th" .,.,. Full """ · .x: Cucap or ren . 1 · 1225 •• to .shoPs, churches, schools LOCK THE DOOR Room for large boat slip&. -e "'"" 11 no · In for Christmas. O\l.ner S9o..Utl pd. 1 Br on OCMn, • . .,..8-f1124 or 54Q..-0190 & O.C,C_ Price $34.9501 Against high rent & the land· Price $500,000. pnl $23.000. 54.8-2381 child ok. • $00 utt pd, 2 Br Vacancy Probiona Ended 2 BR HSE: carport-fen- CaJ(: Patrick Wood 545.2300 lord! Call us & we will un-Bill Grundy, Rlt r. -Oceanvu. Bria. ~980 FREE 11upply or qual.Uled ced/bck;yrd Wtr/pd. Gd e BJl l Haven, Rltr. Jock the door to tJ1is little 833 Dover Dr., NB 642-4620 w'£'752¥1' Orange County 1600 tenants at no cost 10 you. Loe, No Pets. Call 646-1940 2111 E. Coast, CdM 673-3211 2 bdrm. cuUe; perfect set. IS A GLASS HOME Rentala to Share 2005 Ask for LEE or OLA Btw 4:30-lOp.m. £ SfOE $23 500 ting, perfe<:t sir.e, perfect PRIVATE ? t ? REAL ESTATE SELF-CLEANING SHARE 2 Br apt \\ith bach. 832·6600 D~LEX-1 br bachelor apt • - r price, $1.8,000. Completely? CUst. built 2 BR. HUNTING::5B3~ACH OFC, Electric range and oven and $77.50 per mo. Near l -;--::-::;:-=::,:..::=--.-1 Kitchen. drps. crplll, yard, i eel h•11 plU& den. Lu.sh planted pa-automatic sprinkler system everythin&. C.?.t. 548-2429 * COOL IT * patio. Utll turn. 242 Flower Excellent eastside location, .. " r I Ii""' surmund •ach .... -. U'I Open 1 days. 8:30 to 8:30 PLUS 4 latge bedrooms and alt 6 pm 'BR d I Vo> ... "' "" 17' 33• ! u . · Delux 3 BR, 2 ba w/pool, , crptl, rps $145. mo. 1 qu et slreet, 3 bedroon1s, Ft. corner Jot. Entertainer's a x am Y room. bl child :Mm Walla A hardwooct floor~ e1Clra 2-delight. $85,950. Open Sat. $18,750 BEACH Large comer lot with boat \~:~u~:~·~at~ ,s= 0;,•;:1;~~U to wall, Child Apt. No. 6. ce ve. car garage, hu8-e Jot. No REALTY &-Sun. 12-4. zu Via Lido parking. Ii'""-"';="-,:--.,---.-. down or small. Univ . Park Center. Irvinl! Nord. DIRT CHEAP SACRIFICE PRICE ONLY view. 642-0859 BLUE BEACON 3 BR, Fam/nn, fenctd yd, Co1ta Mesa Investment Call Anytime 833-0820 WE ASK YOU $26,000 TBOUYGEIROR F11A ~=-===----!* 645·0111 * 2103 Federal. $200 mo. Avail 548-nl I 1 ~~~~~!l'l!l'l!l'l~ I 2 MEN (teacher Ii: llreman) now, 6Th-D764, eves. To compare-this price! 3,000 You can't buy the dirt for Larwln Realty, Inc. wW share 3 br apt. A1e 25-1 BR u~ pa~d .......... l 65 3 BR, Fam/nn, fenced yd. e LEASE/OPTION e Corona dtl Mar 1250 SQ. fl., 4 BR., f Ba's., fa.m. this rice' s u oc1 t62 6981 Anvtl 35. 2 blks trom. bch. N.B. $63 1 BR util paid··········$ 75 2103 Federal $200 mo Avail Just For Single Adult$ Soulh Bay Oub ta • wbOie new way ot Ufe cleo;.;i~' ju11t for single people. l{'~ fun living with wann dy. namic neighbors. It:• a $750.000 Oubhouse wt t b · he.alth club. saunas, awirn. , JT11ng pool, party room bO· Uards, Indoor goll driving range, tennis courts. pro shop and resident tennia)ro, Single, I &: 2 Bedroom ld ury apartments with all t6e modern conwnlences a ' a.ble. Furnished and untiJrit. ~ ished, •. 4 BR,, 2~2 ba·s, Owner will dining rm., huge liv, rtn. 3 aeXroo~. ram~J~-s~ :1~~ -C me mo, 675-8751 -Kkls/~ts/hones OK •• $150 now. 675-0764, eves . lease/op tion foi-1 yr.; $1,000 ''MOST WANTED" 45 Ft, Jot. Best buy for ing, 2 full baths. Latest push Santa Ana 1610 \VO.&IAN to share furn studio 2 BR kids/pets OK ••••• $100•1===='-='==== option money: $285 Mo ,, Isl lo;t Time offered. Popular :$69,500. butto b ill . R" h I t in N G CI 2 BR peta OK nr. college $125 Mesa Verde 3110 f.10DE1.S OPEN DAILY & last months 1-ent. .$25 Per Jfazel Dr. Ellerbroek-Oesign-WALKER REAL TY ling. ~~rn:~ co1~er!:"p~ DESIRABLE location in ~P~{SH::ital~ ~~lege 3 BR fncd for kid s/pets $150 IO A.M. -9 P.M. mJ, w/apply towards pur. eci. Cust. bit. iv/close up 675-5200 Res. 673-1923 tio. Columned front entry S.A. 2 Br, lrg fan1 rm, pool. 3 BR kld!J/pets OK ••.. $170 TWO 3 br, 2 ba. Nice areas. chase price. ocean view, o'looking Little LOW, LOW, LOW DOWN: Call aft 5 pm wkdys, Sat & FEMALE teacher 11eek1ng 3 BR+ pool ........... $170 $225 A $250. Avail 12/5 & RENTS FROM $150 to $350 Call: Patrick \Vood 545-2300 corona Beach, By app't. Balboa laland 1355 See to believe_ Call (TI4) Sun, 897-1238. girl to share ocean view STAR*LET 776--7330 12/15, Eves 838-6341 0 Bill Havon, Rltr. 181,500. 96~5585 apt, N.B. (Yrly 0 ' 9 m0<) * CUDDLE UP * Zill E. Coa.t, CdM 673-32ll "Our 25th YHr" OPEN SAT/SUN. 1~ FORE.ST E OLSON Loguna BHch 1705 C'1I 61 5-nS< Nowporl BHch 3200 NEWPORT BEACH 880 Irvine Ave. 2216 MEYER PLACE WESLEY N. rt9 AGATE , 2 Un>'" on C-1 • by the firtplact. Nlee 2 hr, IMMACULATE N • LARGE FAMILY?? Newport Boocli 2200 choice tocot~n Toi. OK, '. •wport 3 hr. 111' ba, Jge fenced yard. TAYLOR lot. $42,000. 1135 · Heights home, 3 Bdrm!, 1 Iovino & 16th (714) 645-0550 I Inc. Realton H bo 5 •·• Ne\.\·y decorated. Vacant. Reeltors ISLAND REALTY 673-1200. 19131 Brookhurst A\'e. i:~h ~o: :n a ~r:',':ac~ 2 BR, 1 ba, ~Ji blk from bay BLUE BEACON bath, double garage. $23,!00. 54~2367 owner. NE\YPORT CENTER Huntington Beaeh & bch, $170 mo. Eves durina' * 645 "11 * $210/mo. 548-8584 •• COLLEGE PRK -$24,900 .• 2111 San JoaqUin Hills Road Huntington Beach 14'00 1 ........................ ..,, ?ttodern built-Jn kitchen with wk 67S-8751 Ii: M&-7989 -u 1 4 BR, ·3 Ba, good family 3 BR FHA 7 " cc LO ON dishwasher & bre .. w··t ===~=""..cc,;.;:::..._ • mo· 644-4910 NO NEED TO WAIT -PRIVATE Goeol Ho u1•, RENT e A e HOME home. Ponln. Pl. Subl•ue * BY OWNER: 645-0927 * area. Dining are.a. F~ nicely turn. $125. mo. incl $95 & UP to 6/15, $300 or best offer, SOUTH BAY CLUB: OWNER HAS VACATION AT HOME place&: double garage, Only • 675-8992or642-mS Mesa Verde 1110 one house too many • Will Sensational 2 story llome that $36,950. CaU • util. Avail. lmmed. 642--57'l'O. ALL SIZES • ALL AREAS ' sell this 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath has everything! Only 2 VERY Nice 2 Br. Wlilter. FURN. OR UNFURN. 111C ~ .. -B~U1ITS-4 Br. 2 Ba. home on .large corner lot This unusual artistic home years ne1v. 4 Bedroon., 2 MO Ja.. ~ $180. 1Sll W. Balboa Blvd. ASK FOR JODI ouuvmtn um. (nr tennis APARTMENTS • • .: ·: Live where the fu~--, · OWNER T RANSFERRED 4 bl". Choice location -\Valk to school, parks, golf, Lush tropical landscaping _ ca.. bana, waterfall & patios surround lge pool. Numer- ous extras _ better than new! $'19, 700. 54&-0800 BEAUT, Immac 4 br, l ba, (an1 rm, crptd kitchen . Pvt childrens yard. $ 4. 5, 5 0 0 . """'"" Newport Beach 1200 PARK & POOL Park Lido. 3 BR, 2 Ba. Kitch- en bit-ins, new cpt/drps, pa- tio, POOL & 3 garagfll!. A corxlo is the best way to own a home careb-ee. Asking $33.:xlO. CALL G> 646 -1414 9ftA'dML REALTY N111 r Nirwpart P•1I Ofrlc1 MOVING Job lransfers cause Bluffs o\vne1-s to sell, One green- belt split-level, one single level with 3 patios; both 3 BR. Xlnt cond, Listed at $37,500 & $39,500. 2111 Vista. Del Oro N~'()'1rt Beach 644-1133 PRIVATE ROAD rmn1ac. 3 BR. den, din. rm., 3 bath home on lge. fenced lot. Light airy rooms, mani- cured lawns & beaut. gar- dens: dbl. garage & shop. Assoc. pool & put ting green, Best buy in area. $64,500. Call 642-4620 for app't. Biii G rundy, Realtor Owner's divorce sacrifice in Bsyrl'esf near schools & 11tores. Fee Hile. New car- pets &. drapes. family rm, xlnt cond, gan1e rm, Save about $10.000? lfee) tor only $44,500. AND is completely customized bath, panelled family room, ..,_,/T0,,4 II;' Depos. req'd. 838-1891. 132-7IOO Crt.l S.'\2S mo. 644~869. , •• ... Bonus 1, Fenced rear yard for gracious living, Swim in antique brick fireplace, for-REAL ESTATE WTRFRNT. Balboa Coves * G NEWPORT Shores-3 Br, 2 ........................ .;,;,~ y,•ith lovely shade trees. your own heated pool. Love. mat dining rm, elec bltn ho 3 B 2 Ba $350 BUN ALOW * Ba, pool A clubhouse privil. PALM MESA APW'' Bonus 2, A step down fam-ly pool area sports 2 patios. kit., dishwasher, w/w crpts, 1190 Glenneyre St. m:tr. B~~ry 67l-62:J.O mo. Oean 2 BR. new cpts. Gar-$240/mo. lse. 213/681-1718. · l.l. ily room \\i th wrought iron Deluxe bltn all elec kitchen drps and many extras, Price 494--9473 549-0316 ====""='='==:! age, fenced for kids It-pet, 2 BR. 2 Ba., split level. New 1 BR FURN. $149.~ Bachelors Funrished from S140. stair y,•ay and an EXTRA &: family room lanai. Price reducecl for quick sale EMERALD BAY Bayshoret 2215 S145. carp., pool. 2 car gar, $225. fireplace. Vogel Co, 2667 E. includes w/w crpts, drps, $28,500. Call now!! Luxurious hilltop home with BLUE BEACON Realtor 548-6966 Coast Hwy, Cdl.f, 673-2020. shutters, v.·ater softener, spectacular surf. & coastal 2 BR furn. 21611 Bayshore Dr. * 645 "111 * washer, dryer, refrig + Open Weekends. ( 213 l "" University Parle 3237 OPEN SAT./SUN. much more! Assume 6% views. Spac. liv, rm., lge. ·821-154:'! for appt or HAPPY 12-4:30 nlA loan. Tolal monthly sunroom, sep. din. rm., 4 &45-3$IH. Hi'~~~:~~~~ ~l'tLs 'UND"""E"'R1 only UCED59. UNDER! HUNT:;;;,~:~~~ oFC. =~: 1:,000"." 1 "'· v;,w I ,L;;l=do,;;::l~•l=o ====2=11=1 THANKFRSO~. 11YING ! PR! !! 126.500 1'4-5311 T mo A ' to " l\Ullion $$$view luxurious 3 Hurry!! u r ssoc1a ' STAR*LET REALTY lxlrm. 3 bath, htd., filtered Open 7 days · 8:30 to 8:30 1105 N. Coast Hwy., l.agtma 5 BR., 4~' ba. waterfront pool, lovely patio pl1111 bar !!!"'i~!iil":!'i<i::"'ii""""'l -"'-~494-~ll:!T7~AN~YT~IME~C..-1 home w/dock on Lido Nord, 3 BDRM., Family rm., park room. COlY fOR 2 '"LOSE IN $1500 Month like yard. Costa Mesa. Kids SEMPLE ,._ 3 BR. 3 Ba. ol!-wate• homo OK, brk., m a month. NO R I 1-Bedroom home on R-3 Jot lu · h so FEE S4G-1720 ea E1tate 675-2101 REAL ESTATE ONLY $17,900 Walking distance 10 tO"'-'tl & mis ed ..••••. s.i month '"'=·=~.,.-~--~I 2515 E. Coast Hwy., Cdl\I HUNTING~s~f,ACH OFC, beactl. $19,950, Call -Bill Grundy, Rltr. 642-4620 ld~~~n:. ':~1t:i~~··b~~'. 3 BR.&: D.R., 2 ba ...... $325 3 BR .. F.R., 2~ ba •••• $300 3 BR. + hu~ bonus room; month to month ••••.•• $350 WE HAVE OTHERS! 1-11 I -I Ill I I 1 lld' ---I l 1'1ill111' ~EW OFFERING Open 7 days. 8:30 to 8:30 Own your home for Jess than M Balboa l1land 2355 $390 a month. NO FEE, corner lot in best CdM lOOt· rent, Nice bedrooms.16· liv-._,.,l'T'O/aJt ="'---....;:= Newport. 540.1720 liJt Western Dank Bldg. ~~~.·-AdN•uwlt~hup. ,.','•/b21~~-$1S,IOO F.H.A. ing . room. \•lasher, dryer. REAL ESt'A':TE " .. '° sc,. ,.,"'""'hnt; 4 br.2 3b% sro Utl pd 1 Br on O<.'f!an, D University Park . ........ ""''"''""• Anyone qualifies subject to refr1g, stove incl: Separate "" . v.•a e ront ome & r. child ok. • 1180 util pd, 2 ay1 13J..0101 Nights 2 bath & den, Only Jl,!t blocks FHA Loan with 6" annu~• garage. A real bargain and 1190 Glenneyr, St 1 ba. Garage apt. Doek. to main beach. HWTy, this '"' G.I its R-2. Call c,ii:.,..,..... 40,9473 .;00016 Bill Grundy Rltr 642-4620 Br. ()c('anvu. Bkr. 534-6980. 't 1 t 151500 percentage rate. Total pay. V"O.rll<IU~ J....-.,..""""' "" DON'T DEL •y) one won a.st a , . ment $148 per month. Sharp FOREST [. OLSON EMERALD 9•y 1010 SO. Bayfront: 4 br. 3~-!i $1;iv-Nr ocean 2 Br kid/pet "" Delancy Reil Estate 3 bed ho 1 . . ~ ba. waterfront home 6 2 br. $17{µtl1 mi ocean2 Br kid/pet CALL US TODA.YI 2828 E Coast Hwy CdM room me g 1.Stening Just listed! Attr. traditional be Broker ~ 4 BR 2* baths $350 . 644-7210 '• with HARDWOOD FLOORS_ Inc. Realtors 2299 Harbor 3 BR, 3 Ba., "'P. !iv, nn., l . garage apt. Dock. '· 3 BR. ··••···· 2 luxurious baths, modem Bill Grundy RJtr. 642-4620 Costa Mt1• 2100 ., mo. to mo, •••••• $350 GREAT VIEW! built-in kitch•n. •--•y for ARE YOU A GI? din. rm. & tam. rm. ==...;.:;="----= 3 BR. 2% baths •••••.•• $300 n.o:tru 716 Emera1d Bay 11',000 3 BR 2 B I ho 1"0 Of harbor&: ocean. Attr. split imn1ediate occupancy. GI Or hav all f " Laguna Beach 2705 SOUTH COAST R.E . · 8 · n use•··· ,,..., level horn• on R-3 5100 sq. b I C e a sm amount o Shown by app't PROP. MGNT DIV ,.. . eel h•11 uyers we come. ALL! cash? JI so you can buy a Bill Gn.rndy, Reaitor ftlot.Idealfor 4 apt.unll5. Walker & Lee lovely 4 bedroom, 2 bath 833DoverDr NB 642-4620 * RENTALS * 4BR,2BA·poo( •••••• $375 . ; r I $200,000. 2501 Ocean Blvd., home. Better than new ·• LAGUNA IEACH 4 BR, l'~ BA ......... $275 ; CdM, By app't. only. throughout, FHA low down • $73,500 • 2 BR. apt. at WoodJJ Cove, ISO 2 Bft. 2 BA. apt ••..•• $15.;i REALTY Bill Grundy, Realtor Rea1k>rs or closin"' costs onl" to GT. 2-Sl'ORY, 3.000 Sq, Ft, yds. to beacb, L1e. tree CALL-54~8424 C II 64 " ..-.. 2790 Harbor Blvd. at Adams--... ;r h d-' 1 c lu ==="~="-'C:.C""---1 Univ. Park Center, lt"1ne a : -~ 847-8507 Eves: 431-3769 3 Br/2 Ba, living/,m & 5 a '='' pal o, omp rn. VACANT & CLEAN 5 ~rm 2 BR aps $175 mo. mo.Imo. OK e POOL e SAUNA e JACUZZI 1561 Mesa Dr. Costa Mesa Phone 546-9860 ,.-:: * DIRECT TO TEN 24-Hr. Delivery 100% Purchase Optia,- Complete 1 BR Apt u • I.ow as $22/mo. ~ • JG.Day f.fjnimum · * \VIDE VARIETY .. • CUSTOM FURNITUIJf: RENTAL ;., 517 \V. 19th St., CM, 548-348l APARTMENT ., • ., RENTAL • ' $70.00 & UP ALL SIZES • ALL AR&\S FURN. OR UNFURN;. ASK FOR BONNIE 832-7800 Costa Mes• 4100 54!).9491 Open 'Iii 9: 00 PM 1165 l\I · ~ Call Anytime 833-0820 HAPPY m family/rm 2ttp·~. . o. home + family room, only 4 1 ~~!ll!ll~!ll!ll~~ THANKSGIVING 118 B 500 EL 3 0W ~RK2EbT ;Q l jftzay• * GOOD TERM51 I * Uhnfum.c'-~~~~~g ho&! dh e r yrs old. Out of state ownerl~ REMARKABLY ). our thanks to all of you • . Bew ....... m ath, ~~·~=~~~4~,.~l~,~,.~~~-~ 404 Emerald Bay ome, ..._, •v ....,-ac II op. will lease, or lea&e/optton! Ea1t Bluff 3242 UNBELIEVABLY • -P.tay you have a grand etec bltn range & oven, •• • lllltf 494-2609 ping, l Br. 2 Ba., fpi., nlct $295 per month. Call agent.1_.;;.;.;...;:;.c;.:;._ __ _;= EXTRAORDINARIL y 1 Thanksgiving \Veekend garbage disposal, FA heat, B OCEAN VIEW Home 2 Bro., 2 rear yd. Ii patio, Lease $300 546-4141 3 ..... ~R., 1 1 ,• ba. townhouse. BEAUTIFUL • MORGAN REALTY upgraded wall to wall crpts, uy Of The Week'. Ba. w/mult_i-use room ' mo. LOVELY 2 Br. on quiet ...,.,coradtor"s honle. Pool, Vat D'iser•G•rden Apia I 67~2 675-6459 drapes, large 60xJOO fenced BJtn11, appliances, compl. Artistic studio oottqe, All street new paint & drps cpts, rpa, No pets. $350 Mo. Adults, no pets lot, dble garage, payments $24 9 /3 L-carpeted. Balanced power wood panellf)g, hi pOlnted cloM! 'to 11t.~p'g, c.~.-r·. Corbin-Martin 644-1662 PutUng terr-" • less than rent, your down • 50 u.drooml ho ,~, 750 Cfil., lob1 of glus, WoOded "vt' l'\l ''"" 3 BR 211. b 1 . green, wa 11.1.1. &. I' BAYFRONT LOT 2119 Bay1ide Drive 8.3 Ft. bulkhead, with pier area. $220,000 (Fee simple). Bill Grundy, Rllr. 833 Dover Dr., N.B. 6<12-4620 will ha·'te. TIIA/$1.500 down + cost!? me.•.,..,.., · , 10 + down.. etttng Pathw"v 1 ,._ t $160. 736 Weelo Dr., C.M. · 111 a. split eve!. Bay l!tream, flowers everywh~. • ,.... 1023 Katella. 4""3006 or s · -v ,eawo 0 .,..,. ;.,,,.., view. $450 Mo./lease 45· """I re b""--"-· 1 I' $227 totaJ per month, Crpts, 492-4084 ~~ Vlctorla Beach, Comp, turn .,~?!'.!~:--'1!8'~r:fu.'!""21,=iR~EA~L~:00~~~3-;;~,,, """' c. room, ....... .....,, + drps, blk wall. 1:;;;,· ====== $185 Mo. 5._UPER clean Ii: !!harp 2 R 67 2222 8BQ'1, Sauna., furn.-unturn; t6M471 ( :::.J 14M10J HAFF~~:AL TY L .. una Nlpl 1707 98~~1~~as~EH';;~at·' .~~n!s~~. ~l~:i:s ~~ Corona del Mir 3250 ~:~~· i!~· ~:s: ~edei~· BUILDERS 4 BR "Presti ge" home on 4 BR. 2 BA,~ st;y Pacesetter, Lquna Phone 4~. 12-l-.,, $27$. Heritage RE IMMACULATE 2 Br, den, ~.!i;;r~::& = CLOSEOUT quiet cul-Oe-sac in north vie'll', many xtras 29951 1'HE "YeD.l\V Page•'t • of1 ~USl din'g rm, ftplc. d~. crpb. • 2 Blk N. 19th. 421 ORCHID Credit rejections pt.aee 7 horn. H.B. S~~ % assumable Joan. Morana:o t r an 1 te r r ed, clastitied. , _ Dally p llO't ~: ATTRAC. 3 Br, + utll. $250. No pets. 673-6974 Sat & ==='=-~~~~~-I Drive by · C.a.11 Us to see es on choice Jots on the. mar· 5 yrs old, sharp, clean. Call under-prlced-$31,%0 collect ServiCI!-Directory, Oleck tt rooin, yard & -patio. No Sun&: Eves, 702 Marguerite a n'te9up· • '!n~so·w:-iu' R-2 Lot, Room lo build ket again!! 3-T Bednna, 3 A 846-1847 for address. then 968-2645/968-1416. jtJr t~ Mrvict you nffd. pets. £.side. 6#-4212 CHARMING home 3 BR 2 STUDIO·& I BR Ap ... Nice 2 BR. home v.·/trplc. d,,·ve by & f If •· ' ' f bath!l, bltns. crptg, &hake s-ee or you.ts!! . .,.., untum. Walk lo beaches e Color TV phol\e serv MORGAN REAl TY roof etc. from $33,940. By owner. Generel 2000 Gtnerel 20oo 0.ntral 2000 & shop'g. 675-5372 e Linens, maid serv a!-n•. 67J.6642 6754459 R NCHO 1-"==----=c=====----=:...::::::::.!!.---~~ l,".'-o;;~,;::~~-~ ·-A LA CUESTA BY OWNER. (2) 2 BR's, 2 Br. Un!um house, (or e Children&: JI'"~ section • BY OWNER Brookhurst & Atlanta, H.B. downtown, comer lot. $290 furn), $180/mo unturn.. * SUNNY ACRES * ON THE BLUFF 968-1338 Open 10 am-6 pm lncon1e. Open house Sat &. ' Call 494-2250 2376 Newport Blvd. SfS.97s.5 •.r bty,• Big & Little Corona bch ASSUMES%. FlfA mortgage Sun, 1229 Delaware St. Cl.fi'll"Q. ,.il"\.. A: -f) 'C ~Q.fl PRIV house • 1 Br. newly CUP THIS AD •• _ 1 : 2$00 sq. fl. luxury home. 68 of $24,000. Cash out for GI NO DOWN P\!:I ,,:'-Q\I i,:¥J.. C4J IJ(f" ~ dee. Yearly. 9::1 of hwy, good for $2 on night's ~, ft. Ocean blYd, fron~. 71 fl l L • / / Principals only, For ap-$15.900. He&ted pool, t w 0 3 Bedroom 2 be.th $19,500 tull ne un • witn lh• oui , .. n C~uci/e Adlt3, no pell, $"150. 673-1953 rent or sa on V.'eek'• rent ( polntnient call 67s-3o197 story, 3 bedroom&, 2¥.i bath5, price. Elec bltn range & ov. • • • 8 • • • • • I !- formal dining room, family t!n. FA beat, crpts, drps, o r;:;rc;:mb~ ...... ofdt t~ f Balbo. 3300 FOR. )'OU & toom-ma.te on ·* PANORAMIC VIEW JOOm w/fireplace. Carpets A re.frig., washer, dryer, clOfle ,... -vo .,.. guaranteed payment plan. DOVER SHORES Luxury Ocean Blvd, Du.ptex. drapes. Vicinity Brookhurst to shOppinr, patiO, Jandscap.. low to form four limp!. words. • '325/MO Peninsula: 3 Br/2 Unusual NEW unit gives ear ~ BA YFRONT -BY OWNERS Overlooking Jetty & Harbor. le Indianapolis, By owner ed, see today, I 8 U T N A R I Ba-Ynl--pa~trple. Blk to fully private. areas A-e.ntry, ~ 3 Br. 2 Bn, stellm room-By (hvn<.>r: 673-8866 * after 6:00 PM 962-.7635. l · Bay. 673-74.20 ea w/f-p\ace, bath, beamed 1 l 548-8281 jacuzzi, den & bar. pier, sllp I,;:;,:==::=::::====' ~C7AN-"'Y~o'"u77sAL'"'-UTE-=,.;,=:.Cha---I 1 I I I ,11 I ceilings, patio, retrig. All for 40' boat . R~uced $7000 Balboa Penlnwla 1300 ,,... --• • • • . Huntlnpon Bt•ch 34CIO rec. faciUUes. Available for quick sale. $110,500. es are you're still eligible 96J.4471 ( -J 146-1101 mid Dec. From $110 548-1936, 64.(....4684 4 BR. 3 Ba. den. Nr, boat for a GI loan. Congreu has 4 BED•;OOM I B H T I R I 1 $285 Lux 4 Br, SBA. walk to 1.,:.640-00;-:.:1:;;3.-.,-,_......,,-,,..i· BAYFRONT TRADE ~:f:C::·f!'i':·$58,500 ~~';8~.fi:i v!~r':i $19.000 Fuu price, Elec bltn I I I I I' i ~~chOk.sc~~::~~~1°:-_ 1 BR. Compl. fum. Hea Owner says trade 3 Bdrm. i\farshall, Realtor 675-4600 give you the amwer, ranee. 1 oven, flllTIUy room, • _ • • • • I 962-1524. Pool Oilldrtn ok. See US ha)'front, on w, Bay, for large living room 2 baths ""~ 3 BR 2 ba Monte Vista Ave, CM. , commercial, A&k for Mr. I' carpets, dra-•, °FA beat,' I D I T p E I ' ' eptr, drpa, fncd, 1 BR tum $150 Incl u• 11 .. .,,, M1 Lido Isle ·1351 "" a cuJ..de-sac, bltns. $220 mo 1 ' ""' ' Briery,JonesReally61J-<WO dble ga.n.ge, complet..ly , I "· n41847 o•n or ~,,.,1_...,A~ poo, prage, d lap osal , Dover Shore• Area NEW BAYFRONT 962-4471 ( => ~IJ fenctd and landsca~. I I f • Mofhtr'• lament: "My fa"" _, ......,,,,.. -Adulll, no pels. 642-2383.· ·• , You own the land. Prime Udo Nord view. R EPOS/HURRYI Sprinklers, clote to shopping · - - -• • ily it to large I hovt to make * 3 Br, 2 ba, fe.~ ya.rd, l BR, spa.clou.s, $115, tornce :, Lovely & elegant 3 ur. home 3 BR., 4 bllthl, 3 frplcs . Vec..nt/btlow valuel and schools, 60xl00' Lot. One ,r-8-:E_L_U_S_0_~1 Jello in~-." 11 _., ~-any extras. Children ok. pool. Adulbi. 1993 Cbun:ti: 2 600 f DI f Llu'(l'e pier A slip. $22),000 Re ll"nder, •UUMe existlnR fin. " 2-ro32. SCS.9633. I ~. ~~kr~st ~:"Be~: HowardRo~itorw•on J r. 5 ~~~~~~blk ~'::· ::~ab~ $182 per mo I I I I' I I e tJji::: :-ni:~..:O ~'1 4b1°t!. 2 ~new~"· :i:: ~1~.;A Crpt&, drps, util yrd. ~ to apflrtC. $79,500. 4 bedrooms also best art•• -• . • • • _ you op lfOl!t step No. 3 beli:lw. 1"tldiew!ndl Realc:y 8'7"'8311. _.... • ......,t penon only. Nr l~Own::;;;;•;r·.;64;~;5583~-=== ;,."-,,"~V~l;:,•.::L-,,;do"=-~'"'1!>4562~"' HAFFDAL REALTY I' • PRINI NUMIHED lll!US r r I' r ,~ r I' ] lrvinel 11!h. noo. -MUST SELL BY OWNR CHRJSTfl.fAS IS comina:! Sell 142-4405 IN THESE SQUARES _ A • '_ _ _ _ _ L•m.M leech 3705 1 BR.-ldW tor Ba~~ I Brand new fe 5tn1pl t blk )'OUl' unwanted ltem1 &. pick I ·ASS=u~ME=.:.6,.:...%=1o:...t>4_b_2 9'1-4471 (;:) 14M10J z.;.:.;,.::: Drps. W/W crpb, pool beach, 3 br, e2 ba, ~· frplc, up fast cash lhtu a Dally ba, 'patio w/brt~k B-~. SEIJ..tNG Your \loft.I? "lht" (t ~~:'!~~ lfTTfltS TO I l J ' I I 1 I I I fl.!ODERN Drtam HouM: 2 baJcony. $1.WmO. &>=:t'<>G532, i beam ce\l'fi, w/w crpl, huge Pilot 01.uifled ad . • I t'• Move. in for Chrlstmu. "'ilh us. ,gell It fut. Dally • • .. · • • • • DR • beamt • shag • frplc • NOW RtnUne-2 Br tum. ' t :;;dbl::,.P:;:'::.· .:;642-:.1:.::523.=---::.:•Ul'=· ,;.;;·coll;;;;..;642-56'11;o;-=---.awn.,, 841.-05()9* Pilot Claallltd. _.,. SCRAM-LETS ANSWER IN CLASS, IFICAnON 10"" !~· 811 """•"''· Wall< lo loc, ... rm, btd pool, No ,. ,_...,..;;..'-'":..;,;;;..;.;.;;;.;;.._•..:,;;;;.::;;::::::::;::.::::;::::.:..~1'-..:,;::.:::.;~.,::::.:.;:.,::::,:::,,::o:;:~::.,,=:::::::::::,:,::::,!!::!::..:=:~::v_J.!~~1~c~h~,~!E~613-3!!::!l~71!:_~ children, ~~Imo. t46-SSM. --- ! f '~~~-.,...,,-..~. ~·~·~~ '-~~··~•c"'"''~' _,.,,,..,_,,~-~~----------~------·-·--·-·-· H DAlLV PILOT n • ....,, -26, 2 910 Frlda7, Novmibtr 27, 1970 DAILY PILOT 20 RINTAL~ 1tlhf1U..S RINTAl.S . lllNTALI RINTALS RENTALS RENTALS l<l!NTAL> . REN ALS ~·· Unfurnllhtd I Apt1. U'!_f~h9d Apt1. Unfutnllhed Apt&. ,.........,. ·Apia. F--........ Unfuml...., Apll. Unfu,..fthtd Apta. Unfurnished Aph . Unfurnished l--'-------1--'-------- Huntl ...... --Huntf"9hln llNdt -~~-5200~'2!':! luch 5200 Costa MoH JlOCI Costa MoH JIOCI Irvine 5231 i-luntlngton BMch S400Huntington St•ch 5*» c:fa Qui.nla fiermo6a Cmal estate living. Enter La Quinta Her· mosa's lush green atmosphere & atroll tre& lined walk ways lo your apL ALL UTILITllS INCLUD!D I BR. Uni. SISO -furn. $1IO 2 BR. Uni. $175 -Furn. $210 8 Spac. fir. plans, decor. furnishings: live '"ithln romantic setting w/fun or privacy. Terraced pool, pri. sunken gas BBQ's w/ i;eeuJded seating compl. w/Ramada & Foun· lain. * Color co-ord. •i+ w/ indir •ct li9htin9. * O•lu•• range It ovtn• * ~lush sh•9 crpt9. * Bonus stor•g• sp•ct * Cov. carport * Sculptur•d m•rbla pullrn•n 1 tile haths * El•9•nt rtcrattlon roorn. PRESTIGE LOCATION MAii.INER SQUARE APARTMENTS immediolel y odjoconl Westcl;ff shop· p ing center - hos a Townhouse ovoil- oble feoturing private residentiol ot- mosphere. 2 Bedroom. Wate r, gos & coble TV ;ncl~<led in re n I. Kitchen built-ins include di shwasher & disposal, wa ll to wall ca rpets, full length linen drope s. Also eve ;loble 1-2 & 3 Bed. mom , $185 lo $255. Coll Bob Buckley et M5·0252 or come by MARINER SQUAR E Aperlmenls. 1244 lrv;ne Ave .. N.B. HARBOR TOWNHOUSE 22JT H11rbor ne•r \Ylllon 2 HR, 1% BA STUDIO 'l'O \YNHOUSE, S135/mo. e lieated pool-Adult• only • No pets·A4 to 1._,pplnf !! 2 2 DELUXE TOWNHOUSES ON NEWPORT qACK DAY :1 & ~ BR-3 Ba l'~rplC' lain room, double g~age. Beau!. IOUJ'li"t'. Pool. Biiiiards. Adult l Oilldrens area $250/rno. 642-0300, 540-5147 • MARTINICj)UE i J BR, 2 Ba. fres.hly J>Ain:~. new •ha.&: crpts, uppu. Xlnt AHA, $11;). 5..)7--tilfil L.RG 3 Br, crpl.I, dn>s, new palnt. Kld1 ok. 1998 No. I fltaple Ave. &12.-6344. 2 Be. Apts, bltns, crprs. drps. clean, Inquire 1532 A Coriander. 546-52GS. Newport Beach 5200 PARK NEWPORT • care It~ livg ovcrlkg the \\'&.ter. 7 pools, 7 lennis els S750,000 SJ}:i. F1"tJ1n St7j lo $4j(). Bach. l or 2 Br. Alw 2 lily To.,,,•nhoui;es. Elec. kt. prl. pat or ha.I Subt.rn pr kg, opt maid ser cpts, drps J ust N. of Jo~ashion Jal at Jamboree .'\i San Joaquln Hills Rd . S.\4-1900 !or lea.sing info. FURNISH!D MODELS OPEN DAILY Blk from Huntington Center, San Dieao 1''rwy .. Goldenwest Colle&:e. San Diego Frwy. to Beach Blvd., So. on Beach 3 blks. to Holt; W. on Holt lo •..• LaQuinta Hermo,. 714: 847-5+41 Park-Llko Sur,....ndings * BAY"'"'ONT * l'!!'!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"!!!~!!"~!!"~!l!!!!!!!!!!~I DELUXE 1·2 & 3 BR APTS. rl\ 1: ---· Also J."URN. BACHELOR 5000 Costa Mesa 51~ Prv patios * Htd Poohi l=========~~==~'T-~;:::~=:=~~==;;~1-~:-:-:-::::-:::::::~---~-~---~-1Nr shop'r • AdWllonly APARTMENT WILSON GARDENS APTS 1m Sant& Ana Av" c 111 2 BR Unfurn. Ne"·Jy dee. Mgr, Apt 113 e 646-SM2 RENTAL N•w """ • -· Si>ao * STUDIO APT. * ~QUIET-EASTSIDE LOVELY 2 rm I: bath, pvt $70.00 & UP grol unds. Adults, ~ pets, • 2 BEDROO~I entrance, util pd, No ALL SIZES • ALL AREAS $ 40 mo. 2283 Fountain Way e 1,, BATIIS Cetta Mes• Furnishitd & unfurn ish~ ed, starting $295. 642°2202 3 BR, 2 BA, de!;.; 4 plex apl. frplc, bltns, cpls, drps, nr tloag Hosp. $220 mo. Jnq. 4150 Patrice Rd. 642-4387, 642-1771. NOW LEASING! Ne1v, family &Ud aduJll unit& "'Ith total rt.creation club and pn-acbool. l, l, & 3 bdnnt trom l"Q. Nr. shop. 1 ping, golf, schools. Ju.1 i;oulh ot San Diqo Fwy. on Culver Dr., Irvine, 833-3733. PARK WEST APARTMENTS Owned and Mana&t'd by The Irvine .::Ompany East Bluff 5242 NEWPORT BEACH Villa Granada Apts. f."urnished. Five bedJ.·oom11 & den, with balconies above '· patio below. Graciou.s Ji ving &: quiet sWTOundings for family with children. Near Corona del r.1ar High School. 1-·ireplace, wet bar &. built· i1• kitche n appliances. \Viii ct·r.sider unfumlshed or furn. iture purchase. 835 M1JGOS WAY 6-142991 Cold"·eU, Banker Ir: Co. r.1anaging agent 8.J3...0700 LgFurnlBR$160 ecok '1-d ri n king-Ref's. FURN.ORUN:J.'URN. E. (Harbor, rurn \V, on e A~ULTS0NLY Pri\'atr patio. Frplc, Locked 6•71~r . ....,ki"ng'. person, $100 mo. ASK FOR BONNIE ,.. \Vllsonl. •HEATED POOL Westcllff Riviera • ,.EW DELUXE • •arD-. Adults only, ti() ""ts. ........,., ' BR U"flli "Jin I 3 BR 2 BA Apt I I 1 035 Fullerton ,... 22:.iBRIR.. Jf'iiw!J;Jyi°crpmtdid:-. j;poo;oi;t,!SoiO.:l-,..,.,...,.'1~32~-7'!IOO~--''--· I i\:!i0LD2 1;:ED,~LLION .,,A1024 Ml111kln Ap1 D. Ci\f d.i·p;: .Hid P;,:;l.u s, t'.rp s, Incl 'spac. master ~:lte~~~~ Ser 1'1anage.r al; ot Hwy. Cloi;e to shops. BROOKHURST &: Adams. 2 ern r. t•is Ba., patio, ......,..961)8 54Q.-l~9 .1800 \Vestcliff Dr. NB rm & dbl garage, auto door 14tl l\1elody Ln (around cot) Adulll $185. lse. 673-8213. Br, de.n, 1% ba, encl patio, erpll!, drps, GE kit. Encl. LRG 1 & 2 BR apt!, 10 min. * &IZ.5388 * opener avail. Pool & Rec. l!~~~~'!!'l~!"l'!'!!!"' -=========I I \V/D t I I CID gar. ~-fany luxury extras~ lrom college ocean & could -poo , 'svre , ' N b $158 Ad··'t •~E ' 2 B Uof"" C •· d "'" e $30 WEEK & UP Balboa 4300 pets l.r kids over 12. $1!)5. r. us, · "'s. ~ · walk to shop'g. Has laundry i·. .,..n, rp .... , rps, ·• J.~ROM $265 e I BR. or STUDIOS furn w/ 54;;-77'17. 201h. fac., carpo11 & pool. Rent patio, pool. bltns. $ISO. f S 30-Seaclifl i\-taoor Apts, I52Zi 865 Amigos \Va.v. NB L-Ompl. kitchen. Free linens, 2 BR. 315 E. Bay. \Vlnt~r 1115 SPARl\:LING neiv NEW DELUXE 1 BR. rom l $145. Ask aOOut Placentia. 5-18-2682 a si\ r.tanaged by •· led I · "' TV & SDI mo thl · v ly J our discount. 1S46 Placentia. .... a poo, a1r-<X1 ...... , • n Y.-.J.ear ~vai · deluxe :z br apt. Decarator n,11ngt', dsh11·hr. shag crpts, r.tgr. Apt H. &46-85&1 al>out our discount plan. \VILLlAr.t \VALTERS CO. RUl'd service av11.il. ~':J·7rnNo. C. 613-1321 • colo~. 356 E. 17th St., Of rps, garg. Slj() & up, \vESTCUffTBr.J1~ Ba SPAC. 1 Br. Lrg patio, en1ry Daily & ~1onthly rates .,..,,. · 6-12-4905. 54().1973 or 54~2321 BRAND ne1v SUP ER apt, 2 2(ll(I Ne"JlOrt Blvd., at 21&1_ • $25 WK-OCEANFRONT baths, 2 I-places, \\"et bar l:. To 11• n ho Use !or lurn.1 hall, crpts. drps. dshwhr. • 64•~u e I Bdrm SPACIOUS l br, \\'/w crpl!, -'-ig, •·•med "•l.i l "g•, Adults, no pe ts. $~/mo\ Pool.1170. &H-5298 ~~ Lovt Y Bachelors, I-· Costa Mes• 5100 '"" "" '" " A ·1 J ,~ ~·0 "~1· I========= · )/iiufin<Jlo11 'Vi6ta Custom Garden Apartments I, 2 & 3 BEDROOM FAMILY UNIT NOW OPliN CUSTOM FEATURES: Central Recrtation Area-Swimm ing Pools Wading Pools & Sauna1-Pvf Garden Patios Color Coord lnattd Orepts & C•rpetlng- Soundproof Voi"ells & Floorino-Blt.in Range & Oven-Dishwashe r-Ceram ic Til e Beth, Open Beem & Vaulted Ceilings-•/, Mile To The Beach. 21551 Brookhurst Strett IS. of Hamllton) Huntington Be1ch PHONE' 962-4458 Ntwport Beach 5100 Huntington Beach 5400 UNJQUE Tree lrvel apl 2 Br I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; "" '"'· "''"""'· ""'''"· ON BEACH'. furn. OIX'n Hse 10 ani-3 pn1 Sun. 431 Dahlia 54S-0010 2 BR, 1 ba, frplc, nt>11· carpeting, garage. 414·B Ft'mleaf. l11ii mo. 6~6-2523 ----• FOH ADULTS e 1 BR duple){ \1'/g11.r11.ge $1:,0. Bcal1or. 642-2T27 2 BR . 2 Bu. ucean ~idr of H1vy. Nicely rlecor. $26:1 :\lo. ~!ORGAN REAL TY 6i::l-66-i2 2 BR, So -Of high\l"U}', OC'Wl,Y deror .. fplc &: pvt garage. $195 TI\O. 615-3717 aft 4. 2 BR., cptS.-drps, S!Ol'C & e 2 BR unf. F'1'0n1 $22S e 2 BR Jo'urn. l'i-om $28S carpets-<lrapes--cllsftwasher heated pool·!!aUnas.-tennis rec roon1·ocean vlew1 pallos·ample parklni;. security gunrds. HUNTINGTON PACIFIC 111 OCEAN AVE .. 11.8. 11141 536-1487 Ole. open lO an1·6 p1.1 Dally t.Tanaged by I \Vl LL!Ai\1 \\'ALTERS CO. , 1•cfrig. $17:) :\lon1h. ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!; REALTO/t 613-2222 3 BR, 7 ba, crpls, drps, sto\"c, rcfrig, dshwhr, szarb . displ. $250/mo. 615-26M. Sublease On Beach B/Am · -~ e >1/Ch aid ~-• ·1 new drps, freshly painted, n•""'ling, all rec facilities, ,..."",'man J ...... .,...,,.., J or er1c ... u arre M .er, rvui, ut1 . I bit f ~-C d I M 5••0 • 6-5--8740 e 'ec, m, nr. rwy •. close in. Avail mid-Dec. 3 oron• • Ir ~ Balboa Si!,'""; r.10. Deluxe !'llobile 1 $1:;.:), Vtr:; nice l:. 1pacioW1 2 Adults, no pet!. 545-4893 adults ok, NO pets. $215. 3S1 2 BR, d!'n, 2 ba, cpt. drps. 5300 1.rg 1 BR. Only $200 2 Br, 2 Ba. Only $225 2 Br 1\·/ocefl n vle1v & Ho1nf' 11/screcn porch, BAYrRO?-tT 1 I.: 2 Br lum BR 2 ba studlo New cpls 11• D A 64' ~73 • -1· , SI 1 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I Ulil pd \vi t I · • • NEW-EASTSIDE n . uoY, <rVJ • ....s 11• ni, orage, pa .1 1 coin~• .. !urn, healed pool, ap · · n er or yr y. drp.•, bltns. \\'alk to all poof · · L i....... ...., C r-~-A t 61~91 Open for lnsptttion 10 to 4, * THE SEVILLE I · Jac,t:i_?.1• '"':"~· sn1 adults . no ""l.!i. 4 SeaMJM rey ~ PS, sc hool s le &hop 'g . , k '°" 64" 7•· "'"" 11 7 Br, all facilltiet. 32-1 E. Ne1v 2 Br. llN Ba w/ gar. I pe s 0 · .....,.,_ ..-J DJ. 1_7359_·~"-'"-"°="~·-"-...,.,~=~-IJS:: l:+o::.e~e;:;~~ :.s~0ns~~. ~~ci...1 child 20th St. 6'1&9148 Adll5, cptll, drps. fncd yd 2 Br Oceanfront Jo\\·er e ASSUr.1E 7% LOAN e Sl30/MO. 2 BR. Heatl!d !,,,/ ~!!.!· \Vtr I Grdnr pd. S250 yrly, S210 \\'Inte r O:llla Mesa: 2 BR Howie winter. 646-8211 NEW TOWNHOUSE n.....1 C •• d d hr _..av Avl now. C'pls, drps, gar ' 0 -2 ' ,.......,._ rp ... , rps, sw ' """' .. L "·" A A I'" ·r (4) t BR apts. swum Lido Isle 4251 ! BR, 1% Ba. & 2 BR. Crpf;, adults. no peta. 2795 Pac.We -~ • ·~• .. utA . na ve. $ ~~ 5009~= Sea~hore. 213: 248--1921 ~-$56,000. Grogg $6,500., ----------I drp!:, self cle8lllnc gas ov. Ave., CM. 54~73 667-K Victoria St. $laa DELUXE :i br, 3 ba apt 00 5'18-4059 r, I -~~-~-,,-...,.,-,--it BR. 1..rg cloaets. Pool . en, encl gar, Pati~. 548-360.l 2 BR duplex, cpt, dt'pl!, 0 k BRAND ~EW Bluffs overlooking Back Acapulco Apt& attractive, sh u 1 t le board . Ne 377 \V. \VII.son. R, Jo"A heat, Encl gar, pvt 2 _br duplex, s_u;;, mo. Park· Ba~·. Jo·rplc. Avail 12/11. Pool, Utll paid, Garden ept/drpA_ Util pd. 1884 • * Nf:'V 2 & 3 BR. Shag patio, 1 child ok, no pet!, hke surro~nd1ngs. Attached 1330. 6'1;>.-1760 living. Adults, no pets. 11·onrovia Ave, CM crpts, d"·hhr, 1ar. Only 3 Sl5S. 6-46-7411. ~I. garage. 1 ~1 ba, fully crptd 7 BR, 2 BA, blt.nl!, crpt8, 2 RR. $115 · l BR. $145 ntll&'hbon Jn )Our Bldg. & draped. Patlo. No pets or drps, SJ9o nio. '.'Jr Hoag •-,;,·lBOO="W"'al"'l"a0<=A7.V<=, C-;.c;M;;;.,,-1 Balbea l1l•nd 4355 Child ok. Nr. S. Coast LRG 2 BR apt, patio, drps. children. 548-6920 Hosp_ lnq, 4130 Palrice Rd. 1-NEW FURNISHED APTS Plaza. cpl$, utU nn •1?r wa.shtt & *TOWNHOUSE * 642-4387. 642.1111 . BACIIELOR 1-2 BR 2 BR , comp! furn. Bltn kit , 541)..1$73 or 545"-2321 dryer, rar, Slaa up. 54G-8688 > BR ,. BA I h1 ., J ,a , crpts. l 11)~. 2 BR. I BA. (rplc, unfurn, FROM $130 MO. ne"' cpts & drps. Noc d~n, e NOW RINTING e :l br, 3 ba 1tudlo. Bltru1, patio. Adulta. S165. 134 E. crp11. drps, blk 10 ocean. In t. Pomona I.: Park. 642·7015 no pets, $2Z> yrly, &13-6!}6. ~tesa Verdt Area. NE\V DI}. crpta, drp1. $180, N r r.telody Ln. 54&-1168 Yl!arly $J95/mo. 673-8088 ATTRACTIVE 2 BR. H ti t B dt 4400 plexea, 2 & 3 BR, bltns, encl Jo'airview &: Baker. ;;45-l&82. ATTRAC 7 br, J'S ba srudiO :: Br, 2 Ba. unlurn . Bl!ns. Quiet. Pool. Adull.!i lv.1/teen1 un ftl on •• pr, patloa, "'1hr I dryer LRG 2 Br, C!lJI&, drps, bltru:, apt. Crplll, drps, b!tns, crpts. drps. $225/mo. Call old. S15:l. 642-9570, &12-2825 FrH Service Te hookup. Also lrg 2 &: 3 BR I-2 children ok. Nr sch.ls&: rririg, pool. No pets, 5'!0-1j73 or all 5 ~- fl. c::., ~: ('-/~ ON TEN ACRES l A: 2 BR. Furn A: Unfum Firepl&c'-'t: I priv. patlcs I Poo1a. Tenn.I! • CDntit1 Bkfst. 900 Sea I .ar.e, CdM 6·1.f-2til I (MacArthur nr Co.st Hwyl . -------- NEW DUPLEX Priv. pa1io. Enclosed guragr. Carpe!erl /,, draP!'d. Con1p. built·ins. lin mac. landsca~ ing! :I Br.. 3 ba. Prier re· duct'd to $300 !>Ct' month . " 675·6050 t~ W• llWOllJll '8 .. .C. ~~ BONUS ARRANGE1'ofENT Tenants in 4-plexes. 546-1.034 ahop'J. $150. 96l-J!>l5. ~10. OCEANFRONT DUPLEX S30 \Vk, 1 per, wlkit $35. * l BR. 2 blks. to ocean, 2 BR. 1 BA. Garden Units. 3 BR, 2 ba, 2-car rar, crpti, NEW LUXURY I i-2 Br. l·Br partly/furn. $11j yrly. FOR Rent Corona rirl l'far. OCEAi'\fRONT Up!)('r lrg duple,;, 2 BR, Avail Dec. yrly, S2ii0 mo. 613-5129. Lido Isle 5351 LIVE on Lido, 11•alk lo shops. plush:: BR, 7 ba. patio, sun- d('('k, $400. 675-2628. Balboa Island 5355 NE \V • S. Baylront·Fan1 ily. Yearly. Bltns, refrig, C/D. 3 Br. 2 Ba. 61a-4214 Huntin~_ton Beach 5400 CASA del SOL Ch;:irn1ini;, cRsuel. new apl~ at the beach. l BP.. l''rom $13:i :! BR. From S?l5 21661 Brookhurst S1, HB (714 ) 9'2·6653 lliaid e r, linens, TV, I: tele. $130. Adu!!.!; only. .shag crpti, drp9, dshwhr. new driJ.i. Pool&: clubhouse Osh1\'hr. shag cpl. garagr~. 675-4:;os, $25(1 pei· mo. 3 beflroom-2 Sealant l'fotel 2301 Npt Tradev.inds Rlty. 841-8511 patio. b!:am cell1n&:s. frplc, avail. $200. 543-0912. Pool & Rte. Quit't adul1 liv·ii '========= bath. Spacious-rlplx. no -F~;95-.,-v~fc-e~To Blvd cr.1 646-7·1t:i LRG attrac 2 Br. Avail no11·. i,ar. :?GJO• SunEldenl.l~/7-0062 aft SPARKLING 2 br 2-ba-,-,-cl in;:~ &IZ-4470 N•wport Heiqhts 5210 sn1all chi ldrt'n. no Pf."'•.~. Ag1. T•nants ~1. ''"• • "" ok. 1•~. pm . -mo. , , DELUXE 2 B I' B 6T;J-4930 nr eves 613-4847. PQRN. 2 Br. apt. Close to alt ..-..., ~ J.Jl.1 yard gar Children ok no r, .1 a, cpts, 1----------* i BR. w/v.• crpl.", drps, !bopping. Adull.!I only. No 317...,\135. 96S-75l0. J ~tODER1 N. ~r. d2 ba, bltns, pell S4s.--ti..a 5,j7-92"1S ' drps, 11udio apt. Adult s, Hid * NICE: 2 Br. Pool. Bllns, 2 BR, clean. oldrr, upper. bltns, n"frig. $1 51) per mo. pets. Inq. 179~; Rochester, * 1 le. 2 BR c b d flu cpt& pain • rps, move · ' · pool. $130. S 4 8-9 3 .i I. crpts, ,t rps. Adults, no pets. stove, re frig. gar. cpl&, iTI<'I, util . Adult'i only. * 1 CM. · rp ' rps, in .'ilh, rent sW1.9 15th. 3 Br, 2 ba, mod@rn, bltn~. 646----2348. clrn~. S. or hwy $100. "" bltru1. 733 Lake. 536-3700, 96.2--0610. i~-~------$14j. 647-8001, 612-8006 ,.. Br., poo l. Nr. beach. $l4D 484 sq' priv deck. Only $300 FurnitUl"C' availablP Huntington Pacific APARTMENTS 111 Ocean Ave., H.B. 536-1487 l'tanaged by \Villiam \VaHer~ Co. Huntington Granada 1 BR. From $135 7 BR. 2 bA. From $1~ Sep FAi\llLY SECTION for ch ildren under 5. Just South of Warner on Golden West. ll.B. 17141 847·1055 * BEACHBLUFF APT5. 2 &. 3 Br. :! bu, dishv.·ashers, pool, pallo. 8231 Ellis. 8-17.8.Jn or 8-i7-39j1. * HERITAGE APTS AVAILABL~ NO \V 17401 llrit C K~lson Ln HB I l.r~ attrac 2 Br. t·rom· n 39 Kids ok. All eXll'AS. Pool. rv1. patin area. Rec bldg. &\7..g;)J,j Ol' 9fiS.15JIJ FURN Bachelor & 1 Ir. 536-0275. crpl ts ~' d~. Children OK. Jr.tl'IAC, 1 Br. Lrg close1~. l o=1~d-y-ou-,-,-.,-'cth7in7k-o~1-,-.-.• -~ pet;i3 ~f1~~rcf. 467~7~78 per mo. * 2 Br. nr_ beach Exceptionally nlcel Sl25 LG rndrn 1 BR nr bch HARBOit GREENS 11:;. 54G-4l6J. R.e<lec. Pool, Adult5, no ing lhat White Elephant In or ; -aft co · Sl :ill per n10. * FRESH AIR 2110 Newport 8lvd1 CM 5S6-4261. $145 2 BR Midway GARDEN le STUOJO APTS &.SIDE I&: l Br, cpl!, drps, pet5• Ulil pd. !>l&-Ol36. the attic for something you * COROLIDO APTS * Tradcwinrls Rr.alty fM7..Si"l11 \Valk 3 blks 10 Beach? i Br c<lmpletely furnished . City 892--5334, 847-5119 Bach, 1, 2, 3 BP..'s, trom $U(I, bltna, patio, f ar. Adlts, no CLEAN 2 Br. 1 Ba, Crpts, can use! Try the Trader5 7 BR Studio. Unlurn. All BACHELOR apt -parl/furn, BeauL bii; 3 BR ap1 . w/w 1 BR. •·autifully furniahed. 2100 Petenon Way, C.M. pe l.!I. $135. 646-1762 drps, bltn~. xlnt area, up-Paradise column in the Dai· elcc, dsh"'hr, dbl carport l.r bltns. 1125. 319·C 14th St. cr111.~. d'''· bltns except Bltrui, $130. Nr Fairvie1v & """ I 39 • 1 Bltm. 1 blk trom ocean. 546-U370 * DELUXE l & 2 BR per. 1 · · :;i.; -61Jl ly Pilot \Vant AC.:s. 11-g pool_ Sl!IQ l.: up. 613·3318 536-1454 refrig. $22:>. No ""Is. SJS.171 1 Baker. ;;4;>.-1887. '"'=:'=======::7:='=======:==:=.~=========.:.z::;.=======~~2~2,:-,~·~~~:::;;::1 SltiOlmo. 536-2010. VILLA MESA •PTS Garden Apts. Blt·iM, priv.1- e BEAUT. Bach&: l Br. S'IALLBe hHtlM 2BR p · . H ·1 patio, heated pool, frplc. Irvine 52381rvine 52381rvine 5238 lrvint 5238 Irvine 5231 •Pl. 129.50 wkly Ir: up . ' ac 0 e · 'non-· riv patio. td POD ·• /cA~d~ul~t<~l~l<5~'~m~o~~~;~1;s3~ [r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;.1 ly. Apts $85/mo. Util pd. 2 car encl'd rar. Chlldren · · · l"urn., incl util. ~jl. ., • ., '""'" I QUIET E ,,... -Pl• 5.w-u.1.iu 1\'f! con1e, no peta please! aa 1 • • 1• x. ctiAN apt ror 1 person over $165 mo. ns \V. \Vll80n. Ne"' 11. unturn. 7 BR Lock· ~ \\'·side. UUI pd . Pool. S•nta Ana 4620 646-1251 e:d garage. Adull'i Only. Sl05. >IS-2407 ------1-,.,-..,.-.,-.,,..,..,-,,--$175/mo. OR 3-6847 NE\\' Delux 2 Br duplex, encl STANDARD MANOR Quiet Adult Living (al", patio, bltns. westcliU Lg lovely l BR nu furn drps 1 &. 2 BR. Shq cp ts, bltM, area. 61s-1849. It. pht Ulil Pd Adulis no beaut lndacpd, $150 i $170 ~ LG Br, 2 Ba, new cpts, drps, no petll, chldrn ok. Avl lmmed. $"165. 54S.7245 aft 5 3 Br, 2 ba '°"·er. Crpt!, drp1, bl1ns, pool. $175. N r Fairview I: Baker. M:>-1882. DUPLEX, new 2 br, l ~' ba, dlah\\•uher, bltns, 11·asher & dryer use. f>4!1-U49. pets, 0$130. Co~e !ft ' the incl all uti1, Adulll only no FURN 1 br duplex suitable beit 1009 Standard 5'1.S.94. pets. for 1 or 7 girl~. j ~=·==o=;;::':;'='=' =:;;;:;j ._24~1 }.A~voc~a~d~o~S~<.~64~&-091~!9_ 54S-2873 after I pm LatUn• leach 4705 * $170 * Newport Be•ch 420CI COUNTl!Y CLUB LrYlNG Luxury garden apta, oUrrini; comp!. privacy, b eau I. lndscpg t.c unpa rall eled recreational lacll\tle!I in a country club alrnoi;pherc. Furn or Unf. i\loriel11 OJ)<'n 10 • am·9pm. Rent,. [rom Sl-15 re $310. OAf(\\"OOD GARDEN APARTl'JENTS 1100 16th St., NB 642-8110 BA YFRONT 1\PT. 1''urnished Studio v.•/ maid service. \Vrite Dally Pilot Box M·lO, 330 \V. Bay St., Costa Mesa, Cal. ()CEANTFRONT -LOVELY Furni.!lh~ 4 BR. walerfall, $215/mo. Winier. JI O 2 Seuho~ Dr. 642-W. NEWLY decor.led t br apts. Nr Bay. $150 to $160. 67>T816 or •l!M·2X~ OCEANFRONT 2 BR. frplc, pr. util lncl. $l10/mo. Winter 673-80&8. * OCEANFRONT 1 BR. Ytarly $1T5/nt0. Also $125. 673-2259 or 644·59'72 2 BR. Deluxe Pool-illde Apl. Newly decorated. Y.'•1tclUf. $115. 67&-8230 or 6-12.-6774 3 Bedrooms, 2 b&th1 Winter l'ftlta.i& 11 oet1tnl'r0nt l ABBEY REAL TY 6'2-3850 2 BR. t ba, OR 3 BR. 2 ba. cceanlront apt ror rtnt. r.tay "'nt un!Um. lU/586-1709. 4210 $30 WK LUXURY 3 BR, l\; BA, palio, bJt.ins, crpts. drpa. Ask about our & up. Bachelors, singles, I discount plan. 880 Center St. Edrtn, steps to bch, all util , &&2-8340 h1d pool, li nens, rec rm, 'N'~EW=-,~B~O~R:-,-.. -8"~,-m-,-,,-,. Tt'stauran1, cocktails, danc· ings, "''OOd pane.ling. All rec in.-::. features. $165. Adul ts, no Village: Inn lfotel Apts pets. Call now 646-0073 494--9436 387 'V. Bay Street 7 Br un!umished \\'/crptJ. drps &: pool. No pets, 549-4148 2 BR Duplex, crpts. dr!WI, stove. $150. Adlts only. Ph: ~eves. Ceplstrano Beach 47JO Ntwpert leach Slt\GLE Or rouple to shtlre 5200 Nawpe~t leach 5200 ho1ne Private rm .. bath I: r.ntrance, garaae 496-4T3l . Dana Point 4740 $29. v.·k-$108. mo., rum. apt. TV, l inen~. u1Uilles incl., no ptlK 492-j()"i8, 492-5342. SINGLE. 1V, pool, pet.\ ok. .$2.j &: up wkly. DANA ~ta· rlna Inn , 34lll Coa!t Hwy. Condominium -* REPDISESSID * PARK UOO, Near HOlll" &. Huihes, Newport, 7 BR, 2 BA, bulltlns, fi~place. pool , c:omplete mntc:e. Sell a·· lee1e. O"•ner 494·Zl13. RENTALS Apta. Unfvml"'od • * • * El Puerte Me11 A.pis. * • .. * I Bedroom Apt1. $130 up Incl. utUIUea Alto turn. Pool A Recrtttion atta. Quiet EnviroMWnt OU srrtet parkin&, No pet._ PARK NEWPORT BEGIN YOUR HOLIDAY! LIVING AT PARK NEWPORT 19J9-196"1 l!la pl,. Avt . LGE 1 br·n('"fl'I)' d(!('Oratf'd, CO.ta Mesa lie yanl, bltn•. Utll Joel '"!!-1!!!!!!!1'!!!!!! .... '!'""'° High on • bluff ovorlooling the wehr, 7 pools. 7 tonni1 courts, $750,000 hulth club end Spa. B•chelors, I or 2 b•drooms, Also 2·slory town houses w;th 2 or 3 bed- rooms. Electric kitchens, private b1lcony or p • I i o. From $175 to $450. Subtor- r•nean p•rkin9, ele'fa tors, .optional maid service, convenience shopping. See 7 beautiful model apartments, •P•n 9 1.m. to 6 p.m. doily. Other times by •ppoint- ment. Loc1ted el J•mboroo •nd S•n Jo1quin Hills Reeds, in N•wport, just n o rt h of Fuhion lsl1nd. Phone (714) 644-1900 for leasing i"form1tion. $l'B. eves 543-3136. •= Caton• dol Mar 42JO I 1------1 SM llpt, coiy, lmmac, nr Mtlch. R«Pon•1blt' )'OUfll i.cl)' onJy, $125, utll paid. Sol W.. ~rona de! 1'-fu. RINTAL FINDIRS FrM To l1fl4lot<l1 645.0111 4JIW.1f ... C ....... Park Newport Apartments RENT A $1,000,000 RECREATION CLUB FOR $180 A MONTH AND GET A TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT IN THE BARGAIN. You would expect to poy o lot lo live in on apartment with a million dolla r private club . 6ut you don't at Par k West Apartments where renta l5 start 01 S 150 ... where a two bedroom averag es S 180 , .. and th e most you can pay is $225 a monl h for o three bedroom, two both apartment. The rent is a bargain, when you consid er the club ... staffed by trained personntl ... with o fu lly eq uipped exerci se room ... men's and women's lockers, show- ers, wh irlpool boths and saunas . , . lounge with fire· place ... libra ry ... television room ... billiard and pool room ... cord and game room .. , multi-p urpo se room and ca tering kitchen for party giving •• swimming and therapy pools ... sand volleyball and championship tennis and handball courts .•• and a grassy field for jogging and lawn sports. Th e apartments ore incomparable •.• spacious ..• up lo 1,250 square feet ... individual entry courts •.. private polios or balconies ... shag carpets and full length d rapes ... all electric, with built-in op· plionces, incl uding self·cleaning ovens ... air con- ditioning ... birch cabin els .. , and marble counter tops in bat hs. $150 o monlh ... or $180 ... o• $225 ... hardly anything to pay for o millio n dollar recreation club •.• especially when you're getting the best aporlmenl in town in the bargain. PARK WEST APARTMENTS 3983 Parkview Lane, Irvine 17141 •»·3733 From tho Sin Di1110 Fre1w1y go South on Culver R°''· lli'l!i!J QUAllTY A.PARTMENTS CftEATING A IE"EA ENVIRONMENT FOR YOU -· ff& DAILY l'TLOT it NTALS RENTALS llEA~ EST.ATE Gener•f * ~Tlla,und,m;rJ;:;'•N~·~-~be~r ~26,;,• nl9~7~0==-~==0~AILV PILOT 37 IANNOUNCIMINTS SlllVICE OlltlcfOtt'Y SIRlllCI ISlllECTOllY SeAVIC:ii oi~ "A' •nd NOTIC~---· iAccountlng 6500 Controctors 6420 Gordoning 6680 ,..Apts.: Unfurnlshtd Apts. Unfurnished * * * HUntlng~ BHch 5400 San Clement• 5710 Busfnast Rental ,_ VfALKI TO OCEANI NEW 2 br. 1 b'" & l~ Im. l • 2 BR "El" opt,. l'rplc'•. A t il bf l l ART STU DIOS for lea1e .:._ i• y P s now ava 11. l' · e o~c n, Callery Newport East Lott 6401 1--------1-------- Sm bu5inns-nttd <kpendabJ~.1 GEN'L CONTRACTOR ; t:ARDENLNG - LOST: Fem, Bluepo i nt Siamese Cat. f'ront feet declawe<I. Vic: Breda Ln, HB, ··we Miss H e r i '' m.HM ac..-curate &t reaa booktepina Calif. Lie. Over 100 Df!11elop. 1 By Experienced Japa.neso done'!' \Viii pick up 9684078 men111 last 5 yn. Prtfer new * Ms.-0228 * eonstnic::u._on. Low Over. B.by.l"lnn .t•r• head Bo~ 642-0590 Compl1t1 Yard C1rel ••• ~ -· · JIM sto-ts.n ~lio. Adullis. Llnctbo1"¥ Co, cpts./drps/bltinf(. 492.40'2o 2068 Nev•port Blvd, C:0.1 ) • 536-2579 0 P I t 57•• _642-ll2l or &12-1646 f\1QRA KAI -~ BR. Patio. •na 0 n ..., POol.. Washer .l dryer --------·10ff1 .. 9 ontol ~-DELUXE Dupltx, new in " _," hOok-up. 8181 Garfitld. li April, nr J)obenu Statt Pal'k'---------b!k E. of Qeach Blvd Cott . .., •-Garfield). 00'2-8994. & new h11.rbor. 2 br, ll;S b11, SUPER-DELUXE QUALITY 1~=-~=-""'-~~---· I J.•e nc e d yard, nc11·ly 1·2-3 roo1n, up 10 3.000 sq. NR. Ocean -J Br. Duple.'<-. landscaped, Garage '"Jex· ft. olflce suites. Inu11tt1 , oc· util's !urn. No pel.s, no tra entrance dirtctly into cupancy. Orange C n t y. childttn. $110. 536-3200 eves. kitchen. Buill·ins including Airport Irvine Commerc. 2 BR. Avail Now! Children &. dishwasher & 11 ar haie Com plex, adj, Airporlel' tmall pet ok. Sl40. disposal, Carpeting thru-out llotel & Restaurant, banks, 962-1637. 842-8365 2 storie11. S20C nio . Avail to San Diego & N'pt r~11)'s. show, n.·nling Dec. Isl. No liNCRO\VOED PARJ<::I NG e NE\V 2 BR tl P 1 s • 11ets. Drive by 33901 Copper LO\VES'l' RATES from $13.':i. Cpts, <lrp~. hHns, Lan1crn, Dana PL .or t.:a!.l 01\'ner/mgr, Zl72 DuPont Dr., J.'amily seclion. 84G-1Z71. -494-2328 clays, .tM-4791 ('V<'S Rm 8 Ne,vport Beal·h NEW! Never Lived-In: 2 & 3 or -499-1397 Lingo Real 833-32i3: Courtesy to Brokers BDR~IS. Nr. Beach Estate. Investments. PRESTIGE OFFICE """ .... _ Whoddvo Wont? Whoddy• Got? SPICIAl CLASSIFICATION ,OR NATURAL BORN SWAPPERS Special R•te 5 Lines - 5 times -5 bucks ltULIS -AO MUST INClUtll • 1-Wllfl rt• 11•'19 I• Ir.... t -Wlltt ,... Wiii! Ito ,, .... *'-'rOUlt pfl9n1 1iM/1r ••1'9u. ....., fl-11 ••'titrtltlflt. J-NO'ttUNG POlt SAll -TltADIS ONL YI To Place Your Trader's P•radiie Ad PHONE 642-5671 REWARI)..$100 for l n fo le1u1lnr to recovery or Span. cullar by M. Lopez '61. 543-8624. LOST: 1',emal e-calico cat w/flea collar. J\1ission Viejo area. Recently n\Oved l:ront C.J\t 830-7987. DlSAPPEARED 11/1-0 . l,usk Homes, Cd:\I: Sm/M. Yorkshirt, Ilea co 11 a r . Reward. 675-8200 LABRAOOR, 10.'lt vi c . Virginia Pl., C.rit $50 REWAl\D, LI &-1655 aft a l\1Y Way, quality hon1e NEWLY LICENSED repair. Walls. celling. tlool"ll COSTA l\1ESA Pft£.SCllOOL ett". No j;>b too small. 18th & ~tonrovia, ~-day + $U-1494 Full day 1e&1lott.s. Plan.1 •L~l~C~'o°"~eo-n"-· ~R-,-m-<Xl-,-1-,,,.-, l}Cd program, hot lunches. add-ons, roofini, painting & Ages 2.6, hrs 6:30 am.6 pm, repairs, 540 ·7858 or $18 \\'I<, Compare! ~ 50- or 838-5237. 7664· RESPONSIBLE mother will GEN'L remodeline & malnt. No job too small , give your child good Catt. Llc'd/i!ulu:red. 675-3183 Infants 11-elcon1c_ CI ea n.1 -====--,-,=""'- hoine, planned activities for Remodeling * AddlUons KARL E. KENDALL children. a.15-l:i19 Llcef)Sed-Bonded MS-1537 LlC'D day care, toddler. 1 am-5:30 pm \1•kly. Hot n1 ea ls. HarbOr/BWr. AddltloM * Remodelln& Gerwlck & Son, Lie. 61H041 * 5'9-2:17{1 e EXP J11p11ne.1:C Gani~ M11intenance & Clean-Up, .12..ti p1n·826-2910 e GAROEi'llNG servl(.-e &: Cleanup. Free esrimatf!. Exp Japaneae. 5-l&-82:l5 aft 6 EXPER. llav.•aiian Gardener Complete Ga r dening Scl'\'ire, &16-4676 aft 6 pm. J\!ONTHLY La"·n mt1.lnt. l.n.\vn &. ~prinklers in111alled, Roto-tlll ing. Tl'tell, shrubs rt'!l10~d. 645-3-13::. General Services 6682 CARPENTRY, Cnbs., Pain· * Ag!. 64:'r-1070 * OCEAN Vle1v, lrg 2 br, 2 ba, ··or· THE BA'i" 2 BR, ' Ba duplex. Frp!c, liv. rn1, d!n. rn1, kitchen. CJO, all bltn.~. 2 blks from Ocean view balcony, crpts. beach. $18jllno. 319-A 11th drps, bltns. SlS.5 per mo. At Lido yacht anchor.9.ge l roon1 • Ground Ooor Trade $3.000 equity, 3 hr. 2 ba Lake Havasu hil11\e for property or ~ AFGHAN Hound, c1-e1ne -ling, Fonniea, Plbg «'pair, 3 unils N\\'PI &: Ol' 3 unlts v•ith black. RE\VARD. f 'OR \\/orkini:-mothen:. Plan· C•rpet Cleanhtt '615 concrete, appliance.~ & ~1~9. Air cond .. crpts. drpi;, E-Z parking, Ulil. paid C.!\1csa for S.12 units • area * 642-38tll * ned program, fncd yd. Mesa 1vater he11lfr r<'ph1rcmen!s. of C.Mesa, Garden Gr, or1.,-~~=~~---~ Verrl l' Estates, age 2~•-6; Diamond Carpc!t Cleaning 6~1).Jjll ?.Ion thiii Sat. 7 to St. 536-14~ 837-3927 CALL f~l'CS, 673-4712 Anaheim, Ask for Al King * * LO_ST • bro"'" male 546-3592. Pre-holiday l'IJ'lttia.I 7. Jones Rlty Inc NB 673-6210 poodle \'LC Santa Ana Ave, 1----------Free ~1inor Repairs \V/Ong. I ~==--=-~--·I Fountain Valley 5410 Condominium 1-----'~-- $125 per month 717 Lido Park Ori"" BEAUTIFUL Country Club Ne""por~ Beach 673-1060 Vill a, C.ri-t. 2 br, l'fi: ha, pvt * DELUXE J-roon1 orfice. palio, crpts, drps, bllns. etc. Adjacent to Airporter lnn & S260 mo, Call J e ann e Orange Cnty. Airport. EdwarUs, 968-6323 Carp., dra~•. music, air· 5950 Trade like-new 17' Coldspot top.freezer retM11erator lor ~imilar model "ith left hand door. I• ' : C.r-.f. Reward. 646-2628 CllILD CARE my hOme, any 300' $l5• \Ve also install. lBM Typing, Pholo Copying, ~ave vacant & 1mprovf'd . age, Near Fairview & Notary & Maillng Services. ALL NE\V P.11 inconie \VANT· RI lot FDf, longluured gray eat, Adams, C.l\f. 549-0752 Free eat. 645-1317. 968-7872 or home ~astal a~a New. 4 white feet, green eyes, I ~"'-'""'-''-'=~"--'-'--Clean-Cleaner-Cleanest! I -----=----------t VALLEY PARK port Bea'.ch th.t'U Dan~ Point Laguna Niguel. 495-5227 l\1Y hon1e, C.~f. • any age, X·SECRETARY 11•anls typ. day or nile. Hot food, fenced Kurt \Yagner Carpet & ing. Spec's a specialty, ex-. For FAMILIES wHh pre. school children only. 673-6809. SM ALL Ca puchin monkey yard, 646-3138 alt 3:30 Upholstery Cleaner:J, · $9 per & rers. 54!!--0192 HIGH DESERT 101· J-lcalth, \Vill trade t'c; in Redondo lost vie 20th St. C;\f. Fan1ily I Cll~-IL_D_c_are--by_d_a_y_o_r_w~k, average rm. S 34-5 30 5 • RAIN Gu t ' er" Installed. 838-4004 3 & 3 BR and 2 BR Studio $160 to $215 990 eonrf .. etc. $1Z5 Month, Rentals Wanted 5 83J..(}10t OR 83.l-Ol·l·l \VANT Calif-NE'V. 2..J M elev Bch hon1e or clear Arrov/ pet, Reward. 5-IS-3793. Loving cart. Brookhun.t & I =63$-~'64~2~·~~--~~-I Quality 11'0rk. Reasonable. HAVE Cl cor. 90xl17 2 bldgs Bear cabin for buildable BLACK Cockapoo-E. Costa Adami; area. 968-7290. F & M Cleaning Servlc~ Free est 963--2208. 172:.16 Sout·· Euclirl, FY (Just South of \Varner) (7141 540-4785 S•nta Ana 5620 CAN'T BE BEAT SINGLE STORY South Sea Atmosphere 2 Btt .• 2 BATH Carpets & drps Air Conditioned Pri vate I'a\ios HEATED POOL Plenry of Jav.11 Carport & Storage HIDDEN VILLAGE GARDEN AP'TS. WIDOW IV'"" 2 Bdrm. DESK SPACE \1'/garagc. will do hie $68,000 eq-$42,000 inc. $44:> lots in Lag, Bch, Dana Pt, :O.tesa. Vic: 19th & Tus!in. 1 .1;V;IL=Lc=b-,=b,~.,=11=,='"-,=ho-m-,~& Holiday Special, Certl-t"oam. mo, Owner. cr-.1 646-8558 NB, C~i. Rl!r. 546·0814 5-tS.-2712. keep house presentable. 5 or e1·, dries in 2 hn. 536-lSOS, dulies for chea:per rent. Call 305 1nomings, 962-4692. No. El Camino San Clement• 4924420 Have I Br. hide/l\Yay on a 6 d 842-3-164 536-:n47. \c. o'looking Palm Desei1. CAPISTRANO C ZONE D, Personals 6405 1 -='~'~··~· =~--,==.,...-cRP'fStwindows -3 nns & e LANDLORDS e FREE RENT AL SERVICE Broker. 534-6982 \Vant small cabin Lake Ar. 4+ acres, free & Clear, BABYSIT -645-3276 ball foam shampooed + rowhead or T.D.'s P)Tamld $130.000 TRADE for income 1--F'U-L_L_Y_L_l_C_E_N_S_E_D_*_ l =D='='=''=n=;="='·=C=M.0. =Ex=pe='=·=-compl \\'indo\v 1vashing both Exchangors 675-6060 or ? Renowned Hindu Spiritullllst -for $37.50. 827-3182 aft 4:30. 222 Forest Avenu~ __ R_E_A_L_T_O_R __ >1S-__ 11_1_1 _1Advicc on all matters. Brick, Masonry# STEAril Jet car""'t cleanin" •. DESK SPACE \VANT to rent by Dec J. 3 br 12 Units, p1in1e loc. San!a t 6560 r -honie or apt in \Voodland La guna Beech Ana. TX Gross. S50,000 Eq, . l.ovc, tifarrlage, Business • c By CiarKaN!, na1ion-\\·Jde C ,1 C 11 Trade fo•· ·~.ooo 10 $60.000 ~rid(' ~I 011'neN;l'li p 4-plex Readings given 1 dayi,; a ----------service. Free est. &iz-4055. &Mot area, .1 • a 494-9466 """ 1n Tustu1. Crwner lot, pool v.·eek, 10 ant . 10 pm . BUILD, l't~model. repair . • ••1517 ~---------~--ho1ne, d"p!ex or lrip\ex. f B · k blo k concr ete l ='~=========IOFF'ICE-Garages &: fenced & 1-ec, r m. Exchange or 312 N. El Camino Real, ric • c · Y d I . Owner /Broker 67J..3430 land, unils, T.D.'s or ? San Cleme"I< car~ntry, no job too small R I R I 5_5 r space w gas pumps, in " L' C --.~-1 __ •_•_m_•_•_r __ ,_n ___ 77-HB. Avail for rent from TRADE new R track earl. Moore Realty 67J..3101 49:?--9136, 492-007G ic. ontr. ~_n_> "rQRKING girls: ?!take nly 1211. Call: 536-$86:.. ___ ridge home ste1-eo tape play. ASS GE BRICK •BLOCK•SfONE. house your home where you 3700 NE\VPORT BLVD. N.B. er (SltO value '"/speakers ~ What do you have to trade'! SA'tN't * ~'HIRL~L By the hour, after 5:30 arl' frC'c lo en! er ta in ON TH E BA y for guns, rame1-a11, coins, List H here -in Orange . . , , 6·12-l!HS * 61}-07~ Beautiful view, J BR, 3 BA, 675-2464. Ml.SO~ etc. 536-3021, County's largest read trad-Lo0i·ely Gdirls, Plush f~c,111.11c1 s. BRICT\, Block. stone. Patio!, pen 6 ays, noon-mi n1g: it, tile _Patio & sunrlec~. Maid 1670 SANTA ANA AVB, C:'lt * * * * * * 2930 \V, Coast Hwy, Newport entral'I«' \\'a)'S. No ,1Jb too service. 494-9390 Toni J:,C StJ. IL Beach. 5<18-360S small. &$6-7$25, RE'f furn. * SIJ PER 'v e c k. u P 677>.2464 or !>1J-j()J2 I !]!l!]!l!!!!!!!!!]!l!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!]!l!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l'fTjA;tHiil~TllAAJ;NfCOfJA'1NiiCCiil NNGG> v.•/kitchens. SZ7.j() pei· e E:.:ecutive Offices • REAL ESrAlE BUSINESS and LESSONS ''."Ck·"P Apl• .. •'lOTEL. a-18-~ ·' 4 offices Lido Isle Gener•I FINANCIAL * 67;Ml384 * Private or Group, 557-4j40 Business Services 6562 EXPERIENCED rn e d i c a I transcrl ptioni~t al'ail eves &: ·weekends. 646-7098 alter 6 Carpet Laying & Repair 6426 CARPET • \\'all to WRll. Sample!'I sho\1•n in yout• hon1E'. Reas. ln1n1td. deL install, Guar. ri-lorn or eve: 54~5 EXPERT CARPET lNSfALLATION & REPAffi. 646-4191. e EXPERT e carpet in&tallation~ * 5.19-8327 * Hauling 6730 TRASJ I & Garage clean-up. 7 days. SID a load. Free ei;l Anytin1e, 5-18-5031. e ;\fOVING.CLEAN-UP & llAULING . VER\' REAS! * tr RO't': 64&-G629 * • YA RD/Gar , C l eanUJ1- Ren1 ove lreei;, l\'y, trash. Grade, backhoe, 962--S7t'i. JUNK \\lan!ed , rrer metal pick up & garage t·lranupi; .. llaulini;, Erl Stur1c, :5-l:l-8911 JUNI\ \\/ant!'!!. l··ref' n1ctal pick up & g;i ragc (']ranupli, Hauling. Ed Slo11r, ;,1:\-8\11.1 LET US J.IELP YOU l\10VE Yard clean-up & hau!lng 675-76J7 or :139-7912 HAULING & Ctcan1111. Trees & shrubs 1'<·moved. }"ree ('~1in1:=tlc. G-15-3·13:'i. 6320 ~IACRAME' -the crafl o( creating knolling. 3 lrssons, 1 t TD L $12, my hon1e. 673-916-1. 6200 Money to Loan 2j(X) South Salia Nr HOAG & tra n.~. rm, kit, 300-600-1200 ~P. fl. iSMta An e 546-1·2· col TV, priv. Studcn1 Ol' OFFICES, $G0·$90·Sl80, ===========I ====== -'C'-ob_l_no_l_m_•_k_ln~g~-651-1 Electrical 6640 Housecleaning 6735 I a a '' "·ork'g lady. $20 1v k . Costa ?t1esa. 646-2130 SAC~ $16,000. 3 plus level \ --54S.-2j79 mom ~-----------Acrs. Lake 111 a I h t' v.· :r; I VILLA MARSEILLES 1_· _____ • -----·OFFICE space for lea.~e on Estates, 14 ml/Riverside. FURNISHED room for rent. San Diego Fwy nr Laguna BRAND NEW Ungrnd/utl's, Gorg vlew Costa f\1esa. $18 Vr'e<'k. Call Niguel. Delta EI cc Ir i c, mount & Jakes. 5-18-6419 alt SPACIOUS '1&-1801 831-1400 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apfs. NTCF. Room, priv. home, * DOWNTOWN H.B. s. Ad II L. · f.ALL BROOK-1S acres u 1v1ng ki!ch. prlvil .+ Near shop'g Remodeled ofc or shop, blk to F & U I 06 pri1ne a1'0Cado land n~ar urn. n urn. & tra.ngp , C.:'11. ~9-1 1 ocean. Lindborg Co. '.''36-2579 Pala tl1e~a c:olf Club, H11•y Di~hwashcr. color coordinat· R00:\1 \\'/bath, priv eot , no CORONA DEL l\1AR ' d I' pl h b 39.i. $j9,500. 544-3037. , e app 1ances -us s ai;: cooking . close to beach. J RMS 1100 sq ft . grnd nr. 2 1 7==--~~"--~~ J carpet • choice of 2 color sr;,_ 675--0771 BA. CID, Pkg. 6u.6757 GOV'T Land, $;) ac. '\'1•\le I schemes • 2 baths . st ail ) "O;"i'irn'i"'-:C.;;---;;;;1.-;k>;·i;:i;h;;; 1.;::::,,~~~"'-::;.:"'-'-'o,-Land Pa<:kage, 118j Ar-i showers • Mirro'"ed ivard· SLEEP'G rni 11' !IC en '9 XLl\'T Office Space No1v r ow h cad Av e, San : robe doors . indirect ligh1· privil. gold m('dallron home. Av11 il. LIOO BLDG. 33~ Bernardino, Ca. S oa n ALCOHOLICS Aoonyn1ous. 7~t % INTEREST 2nd TD Loan Phone s.i2-721 7 or \•11'ite 10 P.O. Box 1223 Costa r.tesa. Announcements 6410 Terms be.oied on P.quily, 1;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;~ 642·2171 545-0611 '' &rving Harbor area :it yrs. ~RAND O~ENINGI Sattler Mortgaia Co. Onentl'll, Swedish & French. 336 E. 17'" Street MASSAGE cusrorit \VOOD\l.'ORK }~umilure &: Cabinell J4M23j or 645-0044 Carpentering ,.,. CARPENTRY l\11NOR REPAIRS. No Job Too Sniall. CablMt in gar· agts & o 111 e r cab!nels, 54rr8115 if no ans"·er leave n1sg at 646--2372. H. 0. Anderson REl\.tODELING k Repair ~-----~ --ELECTRICIAN. Small jobs, maintenance & r e pa i r s. Llc'd & Bonded, S.1~5203 Furniture Restoring & R9finishlng 6675 1'~URNITURE STRIPPING GRAND OPENING SPEC· JAL! Any average rhai r or rocker 1tii pped $5. 642-3445. Gardening 6680 YOR Xtnt \Vork -Call Dutch !\lain!. for v.·liu;lows fh~ & l'rpt cleaning. Berore 81\.\f or aft 3PM, 5.17-1'10R. \\'INOO\VS & \Valls washed, Fin:, slrippccl, i'l('aled & wa\e<l, rug l'l('ani11i.:. Frc" est. day/nitc 67~..-309(]. HOUSE OF CLEAN Complc1r llousr C!eaninji 642-6824 r-.·lesa Cleaning Service Carpe\9, \vindowl'i, rtonl'i;. !"le. ~ ing in llitchcn • b1-enkfast :,,~~1~{' l. Eve~ & wknds. Via Lido, NB. 673-4501. I====="===== l bar • huge pMvate fenced I "="========'ISTORE ror lea.se on Penn. in Lake Elsinor• 6201 patio • plush landscaping -Misc. Rentals 5999 NB Panelled & carpcled. brick Bar-B-Q's. large heat. --s,;m;Ac;:;:-G,';;;;--:,x~·~1,~t;t~eo~m~'~·~00&-~~11l~OO=. == 3 ADJOJN lNG Hillside Lakf' Vie1v lots, nr casino. $3000 Cash. ;).)6...2419, 536-1160. Money Wanted 6350 All neiv younl':'. & a1ti·ar1iv(' PRIV. party \\ill pay highest female techn icians lo serve legal ra1e on $18-$20,000. & salisfy our cu111on1t-rs. S('C, by tst T.D., commerc. Private roon1s ., Sauna type prop. !>40-3862 Hrs. 12 'ti l 1'.!, ANNOUNCEMENTS 1813 Newport Blvd. :r;pecia!lsl. Comm'), rtslden-AL'S GARDENING Hes & Commc'L 54s-4111 tiaJ. Paneling, c a b i n e l • • for Gardening & 1ntal1 Jan<f. n1arlitf', formica. Call 1eaplng services call 540-5198 6-14-7598. Serving Newport, Ccll\-1, Cos. Insurance 6770 et! pools &: lanai. STORAGE Garages 3101 So. Bristol Sr. $2j/ per mn. Commercial 6085 (~~Mi. N. of So. Coas · Plaza) Phon(' 642-63!11 until 6 prn.1 _________ _ and NOTICES Co1ta M••a 642-0450 Found (Free Ads) 6400 6240 1-------- R-C~~J~~;s~LA~R:i~:o;~ ~~ 1~:::· Dover Shores, HAVE You hnd !!'Ou!~J;;t'. es c 1 • tlng-Heahh & A('cidenl I ..;2..;;~,.,.."-~"'~"'~'-~"~0<;=7!_J_. --11( YRS exp. l lflrb . area. Av I lnsur·a nce /)('Cause •')f pa!ll SMALL JOB lawn $8 • $10 1110. C&:\f illne~s~ Cal! C\'!!~. 673-6387. Santa Ana GARAGE fo r ren1. 900 block Laguna Beach Shop Licensed R. E. Wanted JN J\fesa Verde, long-hairl!d PHONE : 557-8200 Oceanfront. Lal!Una Bch . 2J ft x 47 ft Otl 1'·orest Ave. APARTi'.IENT u ' ho ..... k n ............................ ~ 11_ l-538-209. , nils or 5 p. ....:•gc ·illtn, 1vear·g ea .:::CHRISTMAS CARD J n10. a nr Coast H1\·Y. Ideal 101· ping cenler. To $.300,000. collar & red collar w/bells. ALL NE\V REAL ESTATE specially, Sub111it lease off. w/10~0 cJ011·n incl. prepaid fl.l!J-1 791. a<l&--81 18. RETURN ADDRESS PARK PLAZA Ganer•I er. Phone Jlilrs; Gable 714: interest. Principa ls only. FOUND • DalmaUon Dog in STICKERS Sepa1·at<' Family &!c tion 6000 C03';"1M722E'R'C"l1Al.'INDUSTRIAL P.O. Box Z19l, N.B. 92660. Vic: Santa I~abel & Orangf' $1 FOR 100 I BR. $137 e 2 BR $167 1.';";c;o;m;;;;o;P;;;;ro;po;;;;r;ty:;;;;;;;;;;I " ir Private buyer v.•anrs apt unit& Ave., C;>.f. Call aft 4:00. Send your dollar a.nd 3824 Sou1h Flower Sf, SA 11 Rental• 500 sq. Jt, to 2SOO sq. good location. any condJUon. 548-4364 or 5-18-4369 your copy lo: 2 blkr E. Bristol & JI.lac-f!. 13c lo lOc. 496-1840 SC. 615-3.111 FOUND \\'hile sniall poodlE'. Pilot Printing, Label Div. Arthur, nr S. CoAs! Plaia • EaStSide Triplex e Industrial Rental -6090 BALBOA J~l. wanted Jron1 flea ro!lar, ritesa Verde Neii·port ~::~7~a !l261i3 (7141 545-3214 01vner homr & lncome, must a1·ca. 5~.>-38~2. . .. _ Your labt'ls ivill' be •11ent by SUNNY BROOK $57,500 be xlnt con<.!. 213 : 2-17-21 21 , FOUN D Cockatetl. V1c1n1ty ~turn mail. Lovely, very Jg 1 BR, ne1v I SMALL UNITS BUSINESS and f,Qldenwest & Heil. Call & , , . . dt.c , in & ou., $115. No Ptts. 347 E. Woodland Pl. COSTA MESA FINANCIAL ldenliry. 842-3243. IF "l'ou \\ear sk1n-~ou i~ced 27 ,_ Costa Mes• ~~""'~-~~~~~1 J\lary-Kay. Dry, oily, t1rC'd Nicest. in ar<'a. 12 Broor\ I 642-4905 $9il & $11.1 mo _ Jmmed occu. Bu1ln111 ALL Black male cat found in aging skin7 Nc\vcsT coocep! SI., 83~7013 I pancy, 600-71j sq ft. H t · t H-~-0 i · 6300 u n 1 n g 0 n 11.1-uuur. in skin care for men, 2 BR duplex. Crpls, drps, & I "!!!!!!!!,,..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"l *NEW BUILDING* pportun_ll_•_• ___ .-.-~1-28_. ______ 1 "'<>men & teenagt>rs. Your ••-··e. Adults only. 1817 s . \' • _ . 12SC sq ft units; oUicc. rest-'E -TOY p d 23 "'" CUST0:\1 FOUR PLEA r.lAK extra money, part oodle foun vie rd & famil y can be the sortest Birch. SA. 83:r.1190. . · 1 · · room, 110.220 po11·cr, pl enty Cho1ce Ne11·~r1 al'ea, 3 BR of parking JSth &:. \\'h!ttier 1imf'. No phone solicHin& or Sanla Ana, C.M, louch in 1o"·n. Comp. facial •u·stin 5640 & 2 BR units. Ideal O\vner Ave. C.M.' door to door selling. For 646-62"'a4 548-1923, 10 ant 10 1 pm. 1.:.::.::.C:.-------) oct•up1ed & l~x shelter pro-C. R~berl Nattress. Realtflr app'! \l'ith no obligation call SPECIALIST La"-·n tifainl. 8 4 7 -5 9 6 9 , Call GQrdon • 84fHi54j ~7215 ROOFING CLEAN UP SPECIALIST' k All 1-fome lnlpro\l'l'mentl. New fence & rtpair. J\lo\.\·- Free Est. ~~2? inr &: edgln1. n ca s. 543-69$. Cement, Concrete 6'°° AL'S Landscaping. Tree PATIOS, \\'alks, driveway• removal. Yard rem<Xleling. rr n1oved -1'f'poured in ron-Trash hauling lot cleanup. crcte 3:>c sq. n. & up. Repair sprnkler.~. 673-1166. 5-1;>.-7630. =~====---~-1 1.AWN mainlenanc<'. by the CEMENT WORI\, no job too n1onth, F~ est!n1a1e. Call small. rcasonahlc .. Free aft 5: 54:'r-2619. Estim. 1-L Stuflic k, 548-8613 IG=E~N~C~,~ .. -,-'"-,-. ~tre-,""'.-,-,~rn"'k'lc MORE Concrete patio for serv. Rolotill. Handy1nan, leiis n1oney. Artistic setti ng. odd job,;. Rea.~. 6·16-~848 I.ic .. call l\1ax at 64~·0687 NE\V Lav.·ns. sod s!ri pp ing CEl\1ENT \\'ork. Reas. City rototilling, r enovating, & state lic'd. Side walks, clean-up, hauling, 9;'6-1691. drives, patios. 642-8511. Janitoria l 679() ACTION l\fA/NTENA1'ICE COJ\IP1\NY ' OHlte & llouseclea n1n~ Guar. Satisf11cr!o11. Free est. :~11-337j Landscaping 6810 WINTER RATES Cus1on1 rlci;ign, in~!anl la11·ns. Sprinklers, ro!o!ll , !\33-~'1-ii~I LA\VN l\lainr. & Clt'anup. Dependable, n'liablc & i·cas rates. 8-17-362~ ----------EU ll 0 P f: AN Lanrlscaper 011'11 design & \.\-Ol'kn1anshlp, call 49G-3:i83 C\'l't->, DOWNING APTS prr\y. S9.l20 incon1e. $12,000l~~t~M~~==_;;.,':~:1_14~8~-l-'968-00!.c..."'i".,wwiAR'l--do11·n $75,000 &12-4387 or O!< a esa a '68 KAWASAKt CORNER (if ' INDUSTRIAL l\lESA Verde area, buff· W!l,LIAMS and &IZ-1771. GOOD CONDITION !2"'1. Lost 6401 -S SHORT WORDS MAKE ONE LINE-NO AD LESS THAN 3 LINES * 492-0430 * Cf!lorcd kitten 1\·carl ng ALLIANCE T\\!O 16 uni!~. ~ell Qr lrailr. LEASE flf'a collar &: red collar $175. 2 Br, 2 Ba. Frplc, Pvt 7:1: S..'l'Oss. Call 54;HJ3()J, \\'/bells. Setn Sun, nr Kin· P'""· Pool. Adulls over 18. AgC'nl. 8000 .sq, ft. Spl'inklcre!I. n1od. lnv•stment '-==========•I I I k' 0 I · 6310 ne:vs Shoe Store. R<'1vard. l\Jgr.Js:;o7 Allfainte 1• e1·n, c can, amp e par 1ng.-pportun ties 54Zr2Sll. or call 0w11cr. &16-5.'iOI Buslntst Rental 6060 Immecl, Possession. IOc sq. l--'"'--·----------------1 fl. -Tht Real Estalers S4LOO'l WELL ~a.soned 1st $25 Rc"·ard fol' black iron h 5705 1 !'OP. Lcasr: Prime s101·e &IB-il71. TO $250 mo. 6(,~ Cl\f pro-table \\'/hol<' in 1op Jos! 1-L-•~g~u_n_a,_B=':-'-<-:-:-:--:::-localio~1, 5000 . .sq ft, Av~lll'N~EW=~a~ld~g-. =1736=8--to~2300=-,~1.-1 pel1y. Will di3count 2070 or 11/21 on Jamboree Rd btwn OCEAN VIEW • Lrg 2 BR. now . in nutJor Anah~~m Nr. Baker k Fairvie"'· 1 yr S32,800 ca&h. Owner 67~116 Baysldr. Dr &c Easlblutf. apts. Unhtrn. Crpts, drps, str.:ip g '--tnt('r. 714/2!11-2:> .• 2, lease. Sullivan. 540-4429, $:,0,000-2 Yr note, Discoun!ed 673-&139 or 6«-12M. bit-ins, patios. wal k ln~ 71 ,1/294-2571 brokers To sho\Y 15'1. Earnin1s pt-rl 'G~E=R~M~A~N°'She="pbo..-rd"',-.b7.lk-.& distance 10 lo\1·n. 100 Cliff welcome. Loli 6100 yr. 546-5.!J84 49 l l4!l.~ l ;;~;;;;;:';;;;;--""i';M'7,;f,'I ~~!.-------'!~ l==========c tan On daily medic1tion. Dr,, Laguna Beach .. --. · $200 Per mo.. 1200 xq .1!. RE\VARD• \·c TI"" t & F'OR LcasE-. nC'll' ()('('an front oUic~ or 1'<'lrtil s1orc. 213 i\'ifENTION BU ILDERS Money to Loan 6320 · '' a .,~r aptl. 2 BR, 2 BA . j30 CliU 66ncl S1., N.B. Sec i\'lanagcr One acre wi1h C'Xis1ing 3 Bil l---'-------J\1agnotia, J.".V. &17-9270/ 111 a1 the Travclodgt: home. Roon1 for 12 more $9000 962-4819, Or. i\-lgr, apt ,,.,4. ') 1 ~Se"°"ll~th~,~0,.1-.,~,~1,-.f!~B~,~,,~,h~e~nc=w (ORONA Del ~tar. 6frO Sq. upits. ,,~7ss.ible .sub01:?1na-For stlllr' !c1·n1 1st 01· .11c LOST: Vic: Cd;>.J, 1-gold ,-1 ~z P•rk•'ng pcom" l"c 11011, 7 2 1"' f1na nC'1ng $4J,000. TD. VacRnt OK. Call Mr, hooped earring. R(!ward ! !ltutt You can do both ,hr.; er-• " • •d Bk 71414~21 ' ,., '"88 DAILY PILCIT Want /Ids. Rc~lonomics Co~p. 67~r6700 642-43.'37 or 612-1771. " am11, r, ;1~ .~. ,.....,., Fountain Valley 5410 Fountain Valler :J.ounlain.J ~lediterranean Styl• luxury 1 &28edroO ... -lBollu Adult Living l'urnisbed II Dnfumbbed . , .... • n uh-1her • s'"'' c.,,_.,_. • ,.riffl• , •• io. • Cl°* ea,.,. • "•"'" Cftli,.,. 0065 81ater Avenue ~~,,?..'J 1 ,.vJ;.-:"1"'°r. ;;Tlfor"lt. ti S!tftt, ltfl _.. ttr \lo mllt '° '"'""""!t. -s \ 5410 ·~ ICOlnO ocr.2~ !'Or, 21 7.Jf.:l).41 . 1-6'>.7' WfTTAllVI ..... u .ii~ otC.11 t:!S i l·!t~-. ' TIMI'S • TIMES $6.80 $4.50 ~~-l-~-1-~-1~~1-~-1 --:-:-:-:--1-$5.10 $8.28 7 TIMES $10.65 1 l TIMES $15.90 ----l----l----1 ----1----1--c~1---1 $6.00 $9.76 $13.10 $15.5S $20.10 $24.30 PAYMENT ENCLOSED 0 SEND Bill 0 rv~lhh '*'· ......... cl1y1, ~.,,ftftfof •••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••• Cl1uif lc1ti1n .................................................... N'''" .......................................................... ........................................................ Cit, ••••••••••••• ,, •••••••• , •• • • P'h•~• • ••••• • •• • • •• •• ·-•·• •• •• • -----------CUT Hiii -PAS11 OH TOUI lf'tYILOPI IUSINl~S RlPLY MAIL Oron9e Cooat DAILY PILOT P.O. lox lUO Con MtH, Calif. 9262.6 Cl111ffio4 Dopf. ' TO FIGUllE COST P'ul only on• word in 11ch t,Olt l •bOYI. ln ch1d1 ' you• 1ddt1u or p~on1 number- T~, t oil 1f you• td h 11 th• ind of th• lin1 on wh ich th• 111! wo•d of you, 1d i1 w1it· tin. Acid $2.00 ••••• If yov d11lr1 1111 of DAILY PllOT lo• t•rv1c1 J1li11, •• Fotllje Stam p f(ecnaary If Malled tu tbe Untte• Stiles with m1 il•d 11• -----. --.. ·---------·-.. ----. ------------·-~------------------ - -------------------------------------------------------~,·~r. . il I r SO YOUR LITTLE RED WAGON IS REALLY DRAGGIN' ' l\LL llLL. ' ' .•M ' ·.:." l . i. ·t " . ; . ' -I •!'''I q ' ·--! 'Jt"'1 ~ • 'l ' . ' ' . ' ' •• . , . " ' "' '" • . . • - ' . . •' .· . ' . •• . ' ' ',. I • . . ' ' . ' ~ : . • ' ' .. I 1 ' • ' . ' • I . " I ' . ! -1 ••• :i ' • ADD HORSEPOWER TO THE FAMILY BUDGET " You can handle those bills. All you need are the dol· .. , lars you'll get for all the still-good, but· nobody· uses· . . .. : " . them items you'll find all over the house. Make a list · • of them today and decide to turn those unwanted ar· ... . ' ~ ., ' ticles into extra cash. It won't cost you • ; • it'll pay ,,.- you. And you'll be surprised at how fast you can sell . , ' "' iust about anything with a DAILY PILOT classified ad. :· . '" Try it today. Every day is a good day to use · ;:. ··~~~i :~1 DAILY . PILOT WANT ADS ·. ~· ~ -',. . - (And You Can Charge Them) E 642•567 - -.. --· .. --.. ~-·· ··~· . ---..-· .. ·-~ .. ,. -~----.-.. --~ ---~---·--· -----·---~--~--~~ ----------... ------,~-·· 32 • DAJLV PllOT Frlefay No'lf'mber 27, l 'nO "!'ltftcl DIRECT~RY sl!ilvieE Di~ICTORY JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT Thursday, Novtmblr 26, 1910 DAILY .PILOT MAii> SERVICE 6125 WI ...... Cl .. nlng 6997 LOCltJ Glrla want to clea.n H 0 LL A N D Wt N'DOW aptsfr prlv. homes. Gd re.l's CLEANING & reis. rates! 642-1224. !IBRV. Windows, wAllS, firs ' cle~. 6.\S--0303. MH'1nry, Brick '830 JOU & ElojPLOYMENT COM~L>:n: C.m<,.11 4 •Job )Vlint<it, Mon 7000 Masqnl')'. 21 yn exper. ~ · · eat, Anytime, 846·4917 , 84>-li83. Painting, P.,..rhanglng 6150 HOLJ6AY Sp@ctal Inter A Extej Painting, ~ est. Local ref's. Llctd & ins. 1Free·Jrindow washing inside I.: out,. Call Cbuck, 645--0809 SCR,AM-LETs= ANSWERS Turban -Birth -Tepid - Blouse -BATilTtJB lofother's lame.nl : "i\ty family ii so )fll'ge I have to make Jello in the BATH. Jobs Men. Worn. 7100 Jobs Men, Wom. 7100 Jobs Men., Wom. 7100 JOIS & EMPLOYMENT MERCHANDISE Fv1< Sc1-l1-lni1Tuctten 7600 SALE AND TRADI BABYSITTER. LlVE 1N FUU.. or P!·time, no e:rpcr OUTSTANDING Room & boe.rd, small v,.ac~. nee, we train. Xlnt op. OPPORTUNITY AIRLINE * 842-5015 * portunlt,y for qua 11 t I e d Assist vlee prealdrnt In Ute SCHOOLS Bi.Llnvuel S.cretery perliOn. 548--9840. accounting (Invoicing A P.ACIPIC DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED INDEX DIAL DIRECT 84%-4878 Sptnllh • GAL ~!day handle 2-man payables). ?.lust be an xlnt Da.y ~ ~ C1asa;e11 At ltut 2 m .~l:l:t ft.Xper. Newport otflee, Muat hav• !YJllS\ {qr . re~rt/propoul 610 E. 17th St., c.!~nta Ana Ml~. ll'&NTAU PrOtlclen •---~btl.nd & above average '"per, Full typing for a portion of tbt ,_ area. REAL ESTATI, ' •• -· t 11 o:Ao ... ,,o day. Send rr.JtU'fte to Box Me Mahan Desk CJ•N•U.L , ................... i• r-~ 1 Offl .. Fumlfvro I010 Rdln'd Mx8> wood detJte, $69.SO e Relln'd wood a.nn rotary chain:. $29.50 • We bavc the largest selecUon ol uaed oltlce rum ln tbll HOUSES FOR SALE typing; gen ornce proce(l~r-or l> -m,, .... ~. M-20 Dail Pilot 330 W. ART CLASSES cosTA MISA ................ 11• '"'n•r• es. Some medlcal/pharma. HAIR STYLIST & A Ba,y 'c M Y ' PainUna', ~ stu~, print 1800 Newport BJvd. ::t:: ::lo':"~.:::::::;;;;·;Jl:: ~Nuci~::'ls!~fo~~t'n·· ....... = ceutical nper htlptul, but MANICURIST ne e dtd .1-~·~·-·------makln<t, 642-8450 COLLIOI P'All( .............. 1u: r•AILll P'AIJ(I aet M I t Pl ... NIWP'O•T •IACN ............. •USINlll llNTAL ........... ... not n~ssary. a I etter Town & Country az.a. Gallery Newport Ea.at Office Equipment IOll MIWP'O•T Ml.OMl1 .......... 1J1• OPPICI 11111r1tTAL .......... ,,..,. & resume, of ex'1f, rlence to H.B .• Call 'Jim or: Duane PRESIDENT alG8 Newnnn Blvd, CM .... l.M).\ COVIS j ............ ;:: INOUST•IAL ,.o .. n" ..... . PO .. ~, ... N:L.!. B . .. .. v NIWP'OIT '"°"' ........... COMMlltCIAL . .. ......... .. . . ~ -r'J "!""""rt ch, 9684321. &12-1111 or 642.164& TYPEWRITER, mM elec-li.YCltllT ................... tm INDUStltlAL llMTAL ....... .... 926fJO .• ..' HOUSEMOTHER For Social and P)\yaleal Scie_nce•, . hd tAYIHOltlS ........ ; ........ tns i.DTI .......................... '1• In need al trie. Rece11Uy reco . Long DOVll SHOltU ............... 1n, 114HCHIS ............. -••. _ .... , .. * BEAUTY alcoholic rehab. home in c,. s .young soci cr JAPAN KARATE FED. carriage. $175. 673-t006 Wl!ITCLl'P · .............. :l: c1Taus 01ov1s .............. ,,. OPERATOR * O.C, Some kno""'I. ot physical scientist capable or Black B{lt Inslructor, fN~:::11~~0:~~0~ .• :'.'.:·:.::1m ~::":~11No1m'''.:::::::::::;::= P rt ,.__ lutt u~ alcoholism Rm board gd heading recently formed G•..., Ha Uenbtck ' Gere-Salo -•IYIN• ...................... IUll ttl501T l'IO'l•TY .......... .. a .... ""' or • s ... ppy . ., ' M t ha billty -· --~--~-------~-UCI( IAY ..................... , • ..,'" OR.ANO• co. PJIO,llTY ....... , TUB... shop xtnt -ndlt.:.... 5al., 5 day wk. Wrlte 7790 company. us ~ ~ &l2--838T, f)tS.2006 UITILU'' .. OUT OF ITAtl ,.Of' '211 I.JU lt;.)'ourself1 You do trim. ' 00'2.266li ..,.,;:, Hru·bor, Suite 301, Costa to develop new programs 843 w .. 19th, CM SEARS Fully auto. 8mm 11 T•re ................ ·;.:; ...OUHTAIN a ossa•i ::::::::.111 Avg.·.·3 8,. hou••. Ext" X ~~·croR wl s he• ii:EA:tii~O.filwfOiG;;;;j:j.~~·~~~~~~-'=~=oo=• fur government and in-H 6-9 N c 1 n10\/le proi·ector, IU""age, lltVINI TllUCI ............ 1tt11 su101v1sioN LAND · ....... un --Vn•n.n rs, . 0 ontract. -C.OlOHA oeL MAI ........... ' UAL llTATI 111¥1(1 ..... '211 stuccq $150. llX'l mat'I & position as property BEA~Y OPERATOR nee~· INVE.,..ORY CLERK dustry , Ownership lampa, Seth 'liw>mas mantel IALIOA PlHIHIULA ......... :• t.•. 1JtCMA.No1 ............. die '·bo-' All work guar. m•nage' ., mainte"'""'· ed unmed. Must be exp f, "'·' . pa~'clp•t,.· n. G L 5c NS clock, silver pl""'· outdoor ••ACOM IA't ............... "1= ·t. ·1: WANTllD , .. • .......... ...... ~ '' F p d Call Lorn"' '" FLYIN E ,O uv '""'!" ........ .-........ BUSINESS end 54.T-00. WeU qualllied, dependable, for holidays. Full or part ee ru · 1 • S9 an hour solo $14 an hour \Vashlngton sewtng table. LIDO ••L• · ................. 1t11 bond.bt •.• ~ ,339 time. Ap-'" ,., "'"'" 645-2770 . v.restclif( P erso_>' grill w/rotiseerie, ?.fe.rtha IA\.IOA 1su"o ............... 1us FINANCIAL A""""'"'G Ir pape,ba·~ng ,~ ~ w t'" Olrector dual. Lowest rates! CaU "UNllNOTON ••ACM .. _ ... ,~ 1 ~ .. ,u. '16' • 54.5--0209 o.r 837·9993 net Agency, 204.3 eslc lU Waah.i.ngton sewing table, "UHTINOTON MA•aou• ..... 1 ... IUllNllS O,POITUNITlf. .. .. 25 Yijl e:icper , Only quality ~·lALE A.IDE -To care for D . NB (Also f ' bs) P. o. Box 1682 &»4370 after 6 pin a.nd LINDA ISLI 1• •ustNlSI WANTIO ........... ... --~-.~ M'· """ colo,. rl Ow T • rive, · · ee JO N "· h Calli · •·-twin headboard, open ,0 .. 01,,0 VA"IV 1411 tNv•S""IHT.0-1"""* ... u11 .. VIA JJI. -..... e.lde y person. n ratl!I. e\\'port e<:aC • onua ""''ee-nds. book I -· d .. .... • ......... )411 INVISTMlHT WANTIO ...... .au 540-1943 2550 !CARRIER case, b a • .,.ets, sprea s, 11-'t ''"~"c ................. ,._ MOHIV TO LO.t.H ............. tnt 64>-• ' PURCHASING Clerk. ·ryplltg, PIANO Lessons your home linens, etc. c 0 It um e IUN IT • " ................ ~.,.JS ,l!IONSAt.. LOANS ............ .... • N Wa '1..... · !Ocal Certified t h M ' je j h IA•OIN.OllOV .............. 11M .U:WILIY LOANS ............ tSM . o 11< ... ,~ BOYS experience, , young co, eac el"!!. USIC ..,,.-e ry. Many ot ~r LONO •J,ACH .................. , .. coLLAllllAL LOANS ......... t»t WALLPAPER * Job Want·', Call Loraine, 645-2710, Weat· systems. ;.tr. Hathcock, household & personal items. '"""IW D ·,·· ............... 1: ••AL •tTATI! LOANS ........ UNI .Y ..,. ~ )ltANO• COU TT ............. MO., ..... '""' -... • n yyu call "Mac" .,... cliff Personnel Agency, 2(K3 646-1368. Fri & Sat. 10 lo 5, 19112 OUT OP cou1tT't ............. 1 y ,. .. .. 543-1444. 646-l7ll 1 __ w_...,. __ n ____ 7_02_0 WANTED , -··· Westclilf Dr., N.e. (Also 1----------Bethany or Tuttle Rock ouT op st•T• ................. MA°"N'No. •u•N"c'e0M .. E .. N ... T .. S .... '211 OR • ' STANTON . ,., ............... 1•11, Houiei. docks, boa ls, SINGLE gal-25, w/both for the .• . feejobsl. MERCHANDISE F Irvine. 833-0534. w•1TM1H1Tl!1 ................ 1•11 1 d NOTICES , clerical & entertainment =""====--,,,..,.-;:::;=::15,ALI AND TRADE l~=~=~~-~-~-IMIDWAV c1rv ................. 1•1• n flat]tole s , anything DAILY PILOT RECEPTIONIST w/typing GARAGE Sale: Sat Nov. U.NTAAHA ................. 1m 'OUHD ,,.,......_, ........... .,.. eve-1.ti.1ng reasonably bkgrnd, seeking"creative or •. • & slJ:lrthand 'C"-'d Gd IOOO 28th, 9am-5pm: Almost new IANTA ANA HOTS ............. ~= LOST ............................. , : "3.!'"'' p\iblic oriented job in So. Dana Poinl, San Juan • ~1' • · Furniture Ol:ANOI .................... •· '11tsoNALS ................... Mlt , paint~. Free est. 646-9752. o---Co. ~ ~,' Capts--and 'R:YINE p pay. &U-3412. GE \\"asher $130, GE gll.! JUITIN " .................... = ANNOUNCIM!Mn .............. " • . .~ ... ~ ,,......,...., ,....,,... ERSONNEL 1--====-=~~-1 U T toe B .1-·er $130, Brown Jordan MOltTN TUITlfil ............... 111THs ........................ .-11 " 'INT. or EXT.ER IOR 1 ~~i'-=----~,.,.,;--Capistrano Beach. • * SALESMEN : \Vholesale DE 0 re ation, uena ..... , ANAHl lM ... ,. ............. WM PUNlltALS ................... Mlt 1~ ' PAINTING Loe Ret lM DAY Work wanted, 5cm11rES•·c~fl..lf""'V ' Pk. homeowner wlll sac. wrought Iron furn, 4 chairs, liLVSJIADO CANYON ......... 1US P'AID o•tTUAllY ............. ,641) ·. . ' ' • Th ..ia .. Good n!f5 Contact Mr. Seay rit LIVI\... n. C:l'C\,.I gilt Co., looking for JD-2 tables $135, Wicker.furn, LAOUNA HILU ................ IMll PUHllAL DlltfCTOIS ....... '41' 1 MEO; Ser vice. Free urs"'Vs open, . · DAILY PILOT dependent aggressive hou.sehtlofSpauishMedlter-LAGUNA llACN .............. 1m FLOIUST• . , ,_,, .......... .-u ~ estimates. 646-0210. 0..11 trans. call after 5, HAPPY salesmen' to call on ranean tu1·nlture. 8' velvet ~~:s. ta~~st " ~rira~ 'i!1~~,~~ "Jr.UJ.L :::::.:·::.:·: ::: f:~ll_::.~~~NK.~ .::::::::::::!:~; i EXP~. p,;"'''· Jnte' & ~· San Clemente office established retail accounts. sofa. & love seat $275, wo"h G t 0 NB F lnl U.N cL•MllHT• ...... int Ct:Mlll!!l:T LOTS ............. Mlt • &4" .... 305 N El Camirlo R al a axy r, . or . 0 SAN JUAN CAPllTllANO 1121 CIMll!tlltY CltYl"TI ......... 6'11 ' ' Extei. work by hr. Xln't EXP Ace/pay ace/rec . · e Ph: 646-3271 $600. 2-King sized bedrm cal!S75-T203or 6T5-384!l. CA''""""o sue" 111111 c•MITl!.ttY cttv,ts _, ........ 11 , ref's.,· Dick Fielding, Huh-payroll Gen. ottlce sect 492-4420 THANKSGIVING SALES PEOPLE wanted. for sets, game set, high-back DANA POINT 1ue :11w.to1:11s ............... '4tt j tlngtQll Beach, 968-4065 dulies fUU/pt time 6i~OL ----------1 the fastest growing organ. velvet de<.'Orator chairs, 10' SAT 1 onlybrllingh' cou c h, ~=":1~:: ,:::::::::::::::::::::,': ::~=~~L .~.~~.~ .. :::::::::::: ~ p A 1 NT I N G : Hone S t LIVE-IN Nune, light duties. c;:~,r:-!::D E ;':,1!sr t ,Gnl:~ i1J1tion in the counttY. Ask cut velvet sofa w/matching ~.!8i~g~a et:~· 6~0 111:e:n'::: :J:u~~~,~~ ~u~1o·:::::J: ;~~~,~~H ~ s~~."1~-~ .. :·:::.:·:::.: ~ G •mteed .. -,k Llc"d Ne\\'P()rt Hts area. 548-9491 fo, ~--t.CaJI 548--09TI 10 A. m 7' love seat, con. table & Cd". CONDOMINIUM . , ........ 1He Alli: TIAMll'OllTATION ........... ; u-::,-~v • • necessary. Start immed. If 488 E. 1701 (al Irvine) C.M. .:.w· "' OU,LIXlS POlt SAL• ........ tm AUTO TltANS,OltTATION ""'"" ~ rt'I, Call 675-5~40 alt I ~o~'~Sl=S--0909--~---=c-c""C you like money phone for' ~!!!!!!!!~64;2;·~14;7~0:...!!!!!!!! .. [SAloI':£a~p~p~t.~~;E:":w;~~ end conunode. All less than PATIO sale Fri, Sat & SUn at AP'AllTMIHTI POI SALi .. ,.UN LEOAL NOTICll .......... MJI .A:a~~ -c::: :~~~ce=: appt l\tr. But ch e r l! SALES PEOPLE wanted to ~le=·~llo~~52l-~a~~rate. 515 San Bernardino Ave., RENTALS ;~":VicaETU~~R£CTC)R;" ! * P~ERHANGING H ak "'""°' (TI4) 673-2510. * JANITOR * earn $1000 or more per mo.1 __________ N.B. 4 &: 8 track tape deck Hou .. I furnld:t9d ACCOUNTIHO .................. mt •-PA G. * 968-2425 1_0_m_•_m __ .... ~--~--~-·-· -C•ll Earl at 548-09i'l 10 am -w/t•pe,., Student desk & ••••••• -AfllJWlllNO 1•1tVICI ....... UM • SCR'AM LETS .. " .. ......... "'"LIANC8 ltl,.Allt$, ........ .,,. EXTE !OR • C_LEA_NING La, dy, laundry, Full time, Experienced_ . XJnt SALES.BACK STREET . ' -chair; crib & new mattress; llllHTALS TO SHA•• ......... -ASP'HALT OI Je....,;•s P ainting Service Job-u--, Worn. 7100 nung, cleang, change bds. -..ary C'O, ne11ts. c•··•stma• help full time & TV; Poker table; 10 gal Ml!SA OIL"""" .............. 11es AUTO •1,A11s ............. we INTEJtIOR " R I _____ ..... .____ --· • be -• Call COSTA M•S• ' ............... 11• • .. .................... i ··~ ~ 1 d k NB $2 h for appl 5<1(}.5050 Ext, 30 •u • aquarium. MISA v11to1 ................ 111• •uTo, S..t ••lh. nt11o l'.k. "* • -1~1864 • . ,ay a \\' • · · · r . · part time sales. Please a~ ANSWERS COLLlO& '"•K .............. 211s t~~;s~I:~;l!!NANCI' ......... UH ACCOUNTING CLERK • ~efs. own transp. (Mon. JOSEPH MAGNIN ply in"""'"· Back Street, MINI-bike, Picnic tab le, HlW,OllT 18ACN ............ not ........ mt 1 Pt:OFESSIONAL, 30 yrs exp. GIRL FRIDAY • R.ECEP· 2t •1101 E-··I opp'! plo • Ml!Wl'OltT HOTS .............. ,U l t IJllCIC, MAIONllY, 9lc. ....... .... •··gl · ti ;;i · """ • ... ~ Y enl Y r No. 25 Fashion lsland. round kitchen table, bar N•~o•T sMO•IS .......... UH aus111111s s111v1c•s ........ $1 pape.,_.. ng & pain nc. TIONJsr. Statistical typist COASTAL AGENCY Unpaid-Hence-:rauna-stools, elee. wall '-le, IAVSMOll5 ................ nu IUILOlltl ................... 611171 from England. 968-7461 : . . l•.iM~ . t A membe' ol **JANITOR, 6 day ""'k. Co. Ne11.-port Bch. Chilly -IN the CAN "t' oov•• SHO••S ............... sm C.\Tt:lllNO .................. ua ~ position evo .... lg In 0 an • Th garden tools, work bench, WllTCLIPP ............... :me CAllHl!TMAklNO ................. ~ S & H PAINTING assistant accountant within Snelling & Snell!ng Inc. benefits ~ftr 90 da.Y,,s. Apply **SECRETARY** The abe of chiaelry: ' e foot locker. misc. 3)74 Port uN1v11111TY '"•K ........... nu ~~:t.,~';.''1-~.!..._ .............. mt 11 """""" ....... ~'6 • • -yr. n a vancemen op-Th W Id' L t • · · M •-· E · rt. eX '"'J "" •mu Bristol Circle, 644-4980. •ACK ,..,., ................... tNt CHILO CAil, Uc-.11 .......... ,, , • Co~. Je•-n---"-1'--Se-·. . XI t d t 6561 Ed•nge' HWlt Bch -n-men ,.alled o.f-'Sa.rdit>e,. lltVINI ........................ nae .......................... .... 5J6..2 7 or 642-I403.. portunity. 1 "" acC'Ounting e or s argei McDONALD'S aracting • nginee ng • because he was alw"ys IN """"""",.-;o.;::"';:::::-..,;::;:::::;; I IAST ILUP" .................. tut CONTttACTo•s ................ ...,. •, ,,. Professional 1 • perlence desired. 1'yPe 60, H•-CAN." rRl/Sat: Blk low Oriental 11 T•re 2244 CAfl,l!T CLEANO•O .......... .w Pl••tlrlnt, Repair Patch, -* PATCH PIASTERING All l}'pes. Free estimates • Call 54G-6825 Plumb Ing 6190 PLUMBING REPAIR No job too 1mall •• '42-3128 • DRAINS Plug1ed? Draining slow? 'Expertly cleaned $9. 25 hr serv. 530-3854 Romoclaling & ltepelr 6MO exp, -re.q'd, Contact Josie Employment Service Jr. Secretary . Sll 80. Call for appt. 546-1410 ... "IE' Ob, GE radio, C of r, e 1•v11i11 T11t•Ac• ........... 1:1•1 c•1tP'l!T LAYiNo • ••PAii "" ~ Ste i nbaugh, BOISE $460 Loe I Cal Lor MAPLE Love seat with in. CORONA OIL MAit ........... nM OIAP'81111!S ...................... ; .. CASCADE Residential Com· 2790 Harbor Bl CM 540-6055 · a · I aine, An Equal Opportunity Em· maker, Dolls, many other IALIOA ........................ ~~~~~IT~oN1 .................. ~ ,, Har bo' Blvd' at Adams 64.>2770, Westcliff Personnel player. nenpring cushions, turned C>Mental items. 3071 Ceylon L100 ISLI ._, .................. w1 IN E1tv1c1 .... : ..... -• munity Group. 114: 523-1310 . Ag 2043 w llH D . arms It'll>, French Provincial IAV !SU.HM ................. me IELICTllCAL ..................... :, l· • .,.-,~COCKT==~A~IL;--.,W~A~IT=R~E~SS.= ency, estc rive, THE PERKIN·ELMER -Rd. CM, 549-4396. _ IALIOA llLAND ........... mi ll!QUl,MINT tlll!NTAU ....... UM To $650 Fff P•id. * N.B. CORP coffee table, antique white HUNT+NOTON •••cN ......... 1• PEHCING ...................... ..-~ Cost Accounting, Bookkeep. ES (Experience(! only need JR . . 25 ,__ ..,..,,. .. Brist.01 cr.r with ""'Id over che!TY"''OO<I 17' Glaspar C itation FOUHTAtH VALl.IY .......... :!;! :~':!e~ci'iiiPA1'~i"E•""'"··= ~ .pply.) An .. ual Oppo-·n•'ty .· Ht girl, refs SI. •u-. -.J. • • • ~v w/Amer. Boat trlr, cover. llAL llACN ............ -.. 'uo. PUJINITUIS tlll!SToi1N•e. ..... • '""· Construction Back. · ••u 1 hi 2 -$25. Kenmore va c uum LONG ll!ACH ··· ............... • employer. Laguna Beach. Lite hs\vr~ 2 hrs a. t sc , . xln't cond $1850. Desk, tn-o••No• couNTT ............. ,... a atPINISHINO un • ground. Call J..: 0 rain e, days v:k 18-2381 w/attachments $12. 10 x 14 I IANTA ANA .................. ti11• OAltOlNINO .. ........... • 645-2770 Westcllff Personnel 494-7700. · il' · Sec'y Legal all wool hooked ..,, .. , beige dian rugs, maple end tb, WllTMIN5Tl!tt ................ '61t OSHl!RAI. sr1tv1c1s ......... Mil • KITCHEN h 1 nt d "'"50 ·-bedspreads, misc, 9am-5pm MIOWAY CITY ' .............. 1n1 ••AOIHQ. OIKIH• ........... .as z Agency. 2043 Weatclllf Dr., COCKTAIL Waitress young, e P w a e • to P . background w I pad sso. SANTA ANA H11eHTS ........ we eu.11 _ . . .. ................ "" • NB (Al f . bsl .~ ....... App. in pe-"n. mal,. r.1ust be 18 yn & 1 r.1an. General practict!, 5 . cl d d Fri. & Sat. 2-433 Blaclrthorne COASTAL .................... GREEN '"UM• ........ _.,,,,,,.. • . . so ee JCl "' .. '"" matching 3 x rug 1n u e s NB LAOUMA llAeM .............. 11•. OUN SHOP' .................. 111 • A . y M 719 w. 19th St. C.M. over. Apply * KENTUCKY Young, mature, Xln't typl9t, 611 King, Pl., Newport t, · · LAOUHA N1ou1L ............. tier HEALTH CLUIS .............. ,,. • g9res11ve . oung en =~~~~-~---~~1 FRIED CHICKEN • 2929 SH 80 GARAGE SALE -Nov 25-rf-MISSION VllJO .............. 1JN :"ULINO .................. ,,. : to learn jewelry u.les in one C0;\1~ TopJ_.,_s-barma1d & E. Coa 1 H·., Cd'I MISS. EXEC AGENCY i~"~'='~gt_•'~'·,..,.-..,.-,..,.,..-;;;::::;: IAH CLIMll!HTI .............. t11• OUSl!CLIANINO ............. •m • ' .. 1-. straight bllcin1. Yng & at· s .. y. .. 23-29. 20" Bikt, baby Items, SAN JUAN CA,llTltANO ...... uu INTEtllOI 0€COltATIN$ •....• n1 • of So. Calif.'s oldest Jew ..... ,, 1 \V ,...__R H NB 8' Sota & loveseat $35, Chair CAP'ISTtt.ANO •tACH ......... mi •NCOMll! TA)( ................ •141 ,•. firms. Neat appearing & sal-tract. High. \vages on the LAGUNA Bch sm. motel 4 O . '-""let wy, ~ De k ltO 2 1 S5 clothing, toys & games & OANA P'OIMT . _ ............. t14f llON, 0"""""''1, Etc. ........ 67H bc.h. 2 shifts open. The San· manager.;, Couple prefer-646-3939 $5, 5 ' amps ea, f\tisc. 1256 Conway Aw, ttlvE•sioe. COVNTY ........ 2'tt llONINO · ..................... &JU es oriented need only a~ Cedar chest SlO, Bookcase VACATION ·~NT.ALI ......... nee INIULATINO ................... , .. Ply, KIRK JEWELERS, 2300 dal 16821 Pac. Cout Hwy, mi. 13 F . 'd . he' 125 CM. SUMMI• •• TA\$ ......... m-• ::tu.~~ro',•,,,·.····;..:.:.:.::.;,···"··'11• s t B h 592-9182 • 494-5020 * . f l gt aire was • ---CONDOMllUUM ... ....... ..... • -·.,. ... 6'11 Harbor Blvd., C.?-.1, ""'"~~0-==~'~·-===-· ~~·lc=,.-,==.,,,,.,....._ .... ,,..., SERVICE SfATION AT· Cock Sl, CoUee & end GAR A GE Sale-Thksgv:ng DUf'LlllllJ PURH.. ............ 2111 iAHtTOltlAL .................... "' APT. Oeanlng: Woman COSMETIC SALES: Fan-LITE Housekeeping 2 to 6 TENDANT-all shifts open. tables $l5. 541)..9493, 3036 wkend. Selling everything RENTALS L-.-. t:::s~ .... ~1~~".'.~'..~.~.::::::: needed, exper. own transp. tastic NEW .. Product. pm. 1.fon thru Fri., 3 schl Apply in persOn .4678 Cam-Coot'"ge, No. G3, C.M. incl. antiques.1921 Deborah Hou1ff Unf11ml1,.... 'f11K0•~•"•N ................... &111 • • • • l i ' G t d tt t hild 0 , ~ OINO'-'' -VICll .............. 61211 ' p na1 r 642-1224 uaran ee c ente . age c ren. wn car. pus Dr., Newpt. Bch. L NB ~7304 • .................... MAsoNtt'I' 11:1c.: ,... ' p AN EL ING. tonnlca, 1 --'-""-=="='~·==~-· -546-3904 R f 644--0665 MOVING Into Mobile Home, n, . ' • COSTA MllA ................. JIM MOVIHO • ITO••O.i '""• .. ·.. ,. ttm~~~ ~~~71 OPE~~~~~~;.1' !\JAN * * ~~K ..,,·anted. Apply L~~-3-ll shift, medication!. S~~v:~~ 8J'~~.h~~;Yanj~ can't use the following 8' WINGBACK 110fa, bumper ~o=L~t::~~::: .. :.:_:_:,:.:.:.:.:.:.:_:::i!~ ~!::~:::; :~~.~:::::::: i 1Roo11;,g 6950 l.EE ROOFING CO; Roofing of all t.ypes, recover, repalri, root coatinirs. Llc & bonded alnce 1947:'~7222. BEFORE Yt}U buy, cal1 "J', Guy ~oofing Co .. Recover spec!alist. 645-2730, 548-95JO. KE-ROOFING, shingles & rock. lte{lairll & s~ting. No jo~ lt!JO miall. 897-t2ll ODIE'S 212 E. 17th St., Park Lido Convalescent l~arbor, C.M. Items, all In excellent con· pool !able, 3 boy's bikes.% NIWP'OllT IEACH ............ ,,.. ~~~~'ott'AiiHY "'"'"""··· .. :;: $ Sets-up, operates, monitors C ·' H Ital 642 "'JO dltlon, mwt see tD ap-poodle pups. 715 Camphor NIWl'OJIT "ONTI ............. nit PLASTEltlNO. ,,k.ii;'it...ir ·"-• and adjusts tape recorders, osta Mesa osp • --. • TAIUJR-Fuli time, ... J'k c p-luff NB 644-1765 MIWP'OIT SNOllll .......... mt ,LUMl•N• .. "" •'. C perciate: I e new 0 St, Eastb I • IAYIHOltlS ................ )m ~•T 01tOOM1Nf.""'""""'"' .... slide & film projectors in Cr.dit Assistant ~1:A HINE OPERS. Single perienced. Must k now pertone stove and retrig. oov11t INGltlS ............... nu POOLsl!•v•c• ,,,. o large lecture halls ih-One year experience. Call needle for sportswe ar . customer relation!. Many with ,·.,, maker, m•ple GARAGE Sale, tables , WEITCLI'' ................... mt l'Ow&a swirPiNO ......... "•fl• ~ ,_, It n p rf s routine 277 E 'd nJ Gd '"" ,. J., :u·-chairs, bar stool!, mirrors. UNIVlllllTY , ... IC ........ , •. m1 P'UM, Sl!ltVICI ........... "" < s ..... c o . e orm Ann,645-O. \Ve5\CliHPer. xp o y. . pay . 1r .. 06e bene1tll. Appv: n.u-. di tt '°"'matc h ing ltVIHl ........................ na ltOOPIHCI ............... ,., maintenance &: servicing of sonneJ Age,cy, 2043 Westclifi 642-3472. WilHams c/o ne e, 1659 7\i9tin. MS--0487 Fri •ACK IAY ................... '"' flADIO •tHiri."l'k:"'"····· •t~ ~ 811 -( · to chail"ll, hutt:h afld toom M IAIT ILUP' .......... 1 ....... :tMI lll5M00EL•ING. lt!;Aiii ""'6ff0 '; types 0 proiec rs. Drive~ N.B. ~IARRIED? Too many bills? * SIL_VERWOODS • No. 45 d 'd t I . he te ........ thru on, 11 ,.,. ' u.-111.IMOOlLIHO l(ITCNSHl "4J • r~corders, t e l eVis!on F h II nd NB ivt er, eecr1c a r, ,_. 11tv1N1 T•••Ac• .... "'\ ...... 114' jcissoits IHillP•N .... , ... ~ : cameras & receivers, radio DELICJ.TESSEN MAN, full Perm ,, part t Im e as ion 5 a • · · shampooer, 8 x JO rug, near llOO cyttoNA OIL MAil ........... IUI ••WINO · .......... ..._ ._ fi time. On1"' neat, ambitious employment. Apply; Sun THE DAILY PILOT -w d•'•hes , w" per, Appliances 8 L•OA · ..................... 11w1Ho MACMiiil1'1ii';.Al•i "'2 f recei\.-ers 'and ampli ers. v ·~ ----------tlAY Ill.ANDI ............ -... UH ,,,,1c TAHKL ,......, •tc. •UJ • S . 1 S5i6S 0 & steady need apply. See thru \Ved aftr. 7pm. Ask for ttrePlace sc~n and tools. LARGE selection of recondL. LIOO 11LI ................... tafl T-.ILORIHO .. ..,. .,, tarting sa ary . pen-Terry, 495 E. 17th SI. C.M. m anager . p Au LO has an open1ng for an expert. IALIOA ISLAND .............. mt 1'S:ltMIT8 c0"1tt0i.''''''"•'··on : ing at Goldenwest College. DRIVE-IN THEATER, 3051 enced, journalist in Ila wo-548-5207. tloned appliances, rePl>!'J, aJ1., ~~:rn.':a',0":.'~~Atii'''.:::::::=:: TILi!. C91'11111c ....... :::::::::;.,14 • Apply: Coast Community DENTAL Receptionist, 2S-35. Newport Blvd. C. ,1 . men's department. Applicant DINING Room set; con. pllances from model homes. HUNT1NeToN NA1t1ou1t ..... Mt :~'".•ii L1'M•'""' a~"* ...... •n1 ~ College District, 1370 Exp. req. Beach area. For " be b1 ..,..... ,,.1;., .. ot round table with 2 We deliver. service & guar-POUNTAIN VALLIY .......... :Nit TlLIYi:.0:1c:,.-iri. .. i'rC:."•:: • Adam •. Co.ta Me ... Pho".·. applio. •end name, add-••·. N~phone ca.lls please. must a e to rel"" • ., ... ~oe. llAL tlACH ................. xtf "'"°LSTl1tY ... ::1: • " "" writ cl 1y ndersta.nd exll"a Jeavt1, 4 Caplains ante". OA•OIN 01toYI! .............. :..ti llWE ................. • ' Sowl"' ~5TOS: 17706 {\sh Tree Lane, Irvine. MALE/Female: l\tust be e ear ' u oha'-165. -nch Prov_ In.-DUNLAP LON• llACH ............... ·• w1i:J~0 a'.i:ANiHG '""'""'.,.1 ~ . '"° I ~----~~--1 ------~--1 USHER '"'"tial' 01 photography • •• '.. • ..... COUNTY ............. -JOBS & EMP o'"v"M"'e"N' T ··' AUTOMOTIVE ove.r 18 CASHIER, · J:cyout, Top company bene-cial cofiee table $15, antique APPLIANCE IANTA ANA .................... J111 L MEC. HANIC e DISHWASHER e E"ITES, DOORMAN. Apply cfi pine drop teat table $45. 611 1815 N t Bl d CM wesTMINITltt ................ Jiit Jos WAHTtD, MM ............ 1111 " ~UALI'JY You've alWllY& (F 0 x fits, good tialary, attra ve ewpor v " . . MIDWAY CITY ................. :NII Jo• WAHtl!o, ·-........ mt ·: wanted., Dressmaking • $~ per mo. J"OUrnE')" THE THEATER ), new quarters. Apply in writ· Kings Pl., NeWpOr1 Heights. • 548-7718 • IANTA ANA HllGHTS ........ ,,._ J08 WANTEn, f ' 'UL' Tl'!E South Coast p1 ..... CM COAITAL ................ 1Jft MIN & WOMIM .............. ,.. ., alteratiOM. Key Say, 1763 m11.n level exper. or C'Omple. u " ....... · · Ing only, citing experience, MOVING, r.tust sell before KENMORE auto wuher u.ouMA tlACH .............. 1111 SCHOOLS a tNSTltUCTION .... ,... .,. Orangt Ave .• CM. 645--1292 tion of appre.nticeship. File S46-27U. background & education to Mon. Deluxe corner b'TOUp, good cond $45, Frigidal~ ';!~~ro~~\~~:L_::::.::::::::·::: ?~~,.';~~t:~·~•.~N .:::::::::::: ~ •Ores~aking _ AlteraOOns applic.ation by Dec. 4th, Apply In person MEDICAL sttretBJY & re-Margaret Greerunan. Per-lr1Clude1 twin beds, black & elec dryer late model, xlnt f:: f~f:~~'mtANO ....... m: MERCHANDISE FOR $ Designed to suit you. e cITYOFCOSTAMESA e cepti.onist Reg hrs, salary r;onnel Manager, Box 1:500, white chec~d covers , cond $75. Oellv , & CAP'ISTllANO 1aACH , ........ mt SALE AND TRADE ~ call Jo * 64&-6446 77 Fair Dr. (7141 834·5350 THE RIGGER open. Good typ;og skills & C.OSt!'. Mesa, Calif. 92626. \\'alnut mar-proof table. guaranteed. 54 6-8 6 T 2, ~a=~o~~~~i ...................... :: PUltNITUla .. .. .......... -,• O ~==:_,;:::_::...:::c~=,,;o.-Llke $1"" 675 7798 oA7-8U5 ' ...... ,.,., OFPIC• PUltNITUlll ........ MTe • ~ Altwratlons -642-SMS NO . 16 FASHION ISLAND dlctaphone r eq'd. U book-TYPISI'S to do intertstlna: new, w. .,. . "" ~g~1.~es•=:;:~N·.:;:::::::=: OPP1c1 •011P'MtMT ......... wn :: ••at, ... •curate, 20 ye>u• ,-. Jo•-u.n, Wom. 7100 NE\VPORT BEACH keeping. Send re11um_ e to \\Wk on new .,..tern ma-MOVING: Dinette set w/6 SUPER 1970 dlx. 30" Frip-RENTAL) ST01:1 1ou1,~1NT .......... •11 '• ~ .. -23331 El T Rd s t 213 tain hal Beautyrest d ll CAFE. ltt:STAOIANT .......... 1' • EX p ER I e g a 1 s e c • y , oro • u1 e ' chines Accuracy most im-cap s c r~. eire elec. range; ye ow; Apts Furnished IAlt l!OUl,MlHT ............. •is '• E111J1hasi11 on probate. El 1':1ro, 92630. portan't. 11 you can pass a twin mattress & springs, 2 used 2 mo. Sacrifice $125. •rr,11AL 0 ........................ =~1~~0~fL=~~.~.::::::::::::: • lie, Ctramfc 6974 BABYSITTER needed fur 17 i.;::.:::...::;:.;.::;:::;.::__..::c.; mo old boy. Live in or out. '* Verne, The Tile Man * Mature lady. Call aft 6:30, wt. ~rk. Inst.all fi. repairs. 642-9276 No ~ too 11:"1. ' Pluter··1 s=A"s"'v'"s'°'ITT'=E=R=-~N7e-ed7e~d-l~oc atchJil&:. Lealtlng shower . re . 847•19571846-0206 1nfatit 5 day& a wk. HB · 1>91%'. • are.a. 536-7925 art 5 or C Tile woH'. Free-wkends. ' .!!l Xo job too small. 1-----------Banking phol1tory -' z y k oak i's (Csy-kos-key) ~tom Upholstery, 1831 '._i Blvd. CM ""'™· ~NING to move? You'll tnd an amuing number of ~s Jn IOllay'a Oullfied IXPERlj;HtED PBX 'OP!RATOR UNITED CALIFORNIA -BANK- 3141 E, Coaat Hwy. Corona del Mar. catif. (TI4) 6TJ-9240 F,qual opportunity employer Resume req'd, Call tor in· * * speed/accuracy test & can occulonal chain. All ln 496-2686 or 493-4196. co TA MISA .................. ~1• PU1tNITU1e AUCTION ........ ...,. •: N xlnt oond. 675-2791 :::'°v.~11 ~~...CM'"""'"""'""~ A,P'LIANCES .................. ,. ·: tervle\V, Gunder s on & MEN and WOME start work lmmed., come to SPARKLING year old ••• .. •T "''""'' ............ .,,, ANT1ou11 ................ -... Int 205 P t J• A CM BEORM ""t 1'ncl 9-drawer r•-t • I t $75 .......... 1aw1111• MACMINI lllt Keeler, Laguna H ill!!. auar .. o ve, • . . . re .'6,_ra.or, u cu ee . . NlWP'OltT SHOlllS ........... cm f!'UllCAL IM$TIUMiNT '" ...... . B3T-TUO PART TIME btwn i; am & noon. ehelt, 2 night •tands, mir· 2011 Kings Rd Newport WEITCLIFF ··-· ............. •ut P'IAlfotao•OANI ...... ,1• ror. bed tnn, & beadbrd. Be h ., UHIVlltl/TY .,. ............. !!! ltADIO ............ ... FULL TIME W AI4i'RES.SES/Experlenc-Danish mod. Walnut. Xlnt ac ::i~ :tu:it ..................... rlLIYts'ii:ilil '::::::::::::::::::: ... ed. over 21. 5PM-9PM. SAVE $100 on ~rand new co10NA DIL M:lii'::::;::::::a.. :~=~•.~~~~'~iii'"'""'""= Closed Sun & Holidays. cond. $70. 5.3l~20l9. Arnana Radarangl!, quick IALIOA . .. " ............... all CAMll:AS • IQUIP'M'in··: .. : ... S d. De lll E REXAIR INC COLONIAL MOVING ••It I " g new ,,_ p1· IAT ISLAHOI ................. .-H091Y sv''L11s -an 1ng & ta ng xp. • •KRAMER'S • COOamg, cm t WaJTaJlly, LIDO Ill• .................... an Sl'OltTINO GOODS :".:::::::::::.,. APPLY IN PERSON ANAHEIM DIV. KJTOIBN•, 19th & Harbor, couches, extend.able d\ning '96.11-4262 IALIOA llLAND .............. uu tlNOCUu.tts sco,1s '* bt b. Al baby HUNTINGTON •••CN ............ MIS<ILUN1'ou1 .... -.. .... Edler Industries 111c. C.M. ta e ca 1net. 80 .,._,, POUNTAIN VALLI'( .......... u11 ............ . 548--6219 O'KE~ &:< & Merritt stove, MIK. WANTIO llll 2101 Dove St., N.B. NO\V Hiring WANTED F'•'••h '·---,, furniture. oop-rtone, Like ne\\', used ·~·L llACM ..................... MACHINlltT, .re:·::::::::::·::.1 .. "'' .....,.!'=''" Bd "'" i.::o~l!:g~,..;y··••"'""'""= LUMlllt ....................... t71t FULL time. Sa I e !11-W a l I Evening work 6:31) to 10 PM For minor interior Job. Call WANTED: Quel Span: nn 2 mo. Lrg oven, $110. ............. ITOltAGie ....... , .............. em NEW BRANCH I et DR rm !um stereo oJR 989 •••DIN oaov• ................ If IUILOIN• MATlltlAU .,. ... syslems & gift store in So, 879-5758, Fullerton, for n. 5 • • • ' -1 1¥lSTMINSTER .................. 11 swA'"' ... .. ··::···..,;; Coast Plaza-. Some eve!I & EXPANDING TO formation. Ask for Dave. cab, lamp& A cot tbl. --10••Y CITY .................. it PETS 1nci"L'1VESToc"·K ORANGE COUNTY 642-6657 GE gas dryer, like new, beat IANTA Afll4 ..................... .. wknds nee. Preferable WANTED: Captain ror 80' offer. 557 4ll9. 417 W. No-SAflTAANA HllOHTS ............ ,..,.. ,elNlltAL .............. .. female, age 20-30. Work'into TOP STARTING PAY diesel powered yacht. 1 OOUBLE bed, ma$1tt;e~ b~. No. D, Santa Ana ~X:,I~~L ··::::::::::;::::::::::::= ~~~ :::::::::::::::::::::::::::: perm position, 540-m7 * 376-9421 * Hollywood frame . !========='I LAOUHA 19ACH ... , ............ c111 HO.tl!..u.: .................... .. W~ need 22 men and women WARD SECRETARI~S · _ after 4:30 pm. 673--7597 Antiques 1110 =~,~~ N~~~L ..::::::;:::.:'.·:J: ('All'FORNiA''L'IViNG with aU, types ol "".°rk back: Da)'ll, full time. Nul'lin1 MUST SEU. b ~au t i.f~ I .SCARCE -11 ....... ,., i'tem·. ::: f~::~ .. ~""""° ...... ::m NU-111t1a1 .... , .............. "1t grounds. No experience nee receptionist per• o n nf: I , c:-....... ish dresser w/mll'l'Or """ .,._,u CAl"ISTRAHO l&At;N ..,,. IWIMMtNO f'OOLI •····· .. , .. ,,,. ess""'' ns comnany training · ._., Pre WWI vintage &olld oU °"'"" ~OINT .... , .......•••••. c1• f'ATIOI ........... -............ ml .... ,,, r-Dept. Hoe.g Hosp/N.B. ~ nlte latanda. 67&-5028 1-box, "'~.-. 2519 Tl:l,LIX, lie. ..................... ··.··•,•,.•., ...................... ... Is furnl.shed. li )'OU quality, . i h "" ~,..._. t ONOOMlllllUM ffSf A A ................. .... rnpld advancement to key YOUR Apt free/downltalrs MOVING-Piano. Sp an ~ Willow Ln. 642-9600 eves. MOTILI ........ :::::.::;:;:::::·.,, TRANSPORTATION position. Must be over 18, + much time, tor lt. C'O\ICh. Hl-.FI, leathe~ chair, RENTALS IOATS a TACNTI ........ ., ... ,.. Fiberglass Lay-Up '" · 218 J C<L\'1 • urn 1 -'ow11t c•u111•s ........... ,,.. > > , , , ~ ~ j i ~ ~ ' .f •• ' , . •• ' • ~ • " • • • • ~oR .INTERVIEW CALL h~kpg/dinners in my up apt, Washer, Retrlg _&. misc. See 1 A I LYi Apts Unf I h-..1 SAILIOAT• ,, ... · .............. tei• SATURDAY AND MONDAY own tram;, ref. 644-4n9. Sal at Umll11!, • ..,. ..... &, ......................... , •• 0-01 IOAT ........... ... n•ns3 MOVING, Must tet.:9'-eoub<frmch COSTA MllA .................. 11• •gA; T•~•J.••• ,................ ~ ,.. MIU VlltOI , .....•... ,.,, •• ,1111 I A MAINTINAMCI _......... 1', * Sc:hool1-lnstructlon 7600 xlnt' cond. $75. lllWP'OltT tl!AC" ............ ,,.. '°"' uuNCH1flo ........... ,,.. !um " misc. 646-4744. itaWP'OltT HllOHTS .......... 011 MA.llN• •OUIP' .............. ... • nawport. personnel agency Pr-lenal ~lco • fot the employer ' encl th. appllcent 833 Dowr Dr.; H.B. 642-3170 ITS YOUR MOVE INDUSTRY CAREERS AIRLINE & TRAVEL " OPERATIONS· AGEN'r e TICKET SALES e RESERVATIONS Nursin.f . • Am FREIGHT-CAR.GO REl.l£1" RN or l.VN for S. e COMMUNlCA110NS U:30 &hlft to work e TRAVEL AGEN'l' medlcine11. Apply: Park Lido Convale&Cf!nt Airline Schools Paclflc Center. &tU044 610 E. 17th, Santa AM NURSE. RN tor house su.65'6 superv\80r In "m. nW'!llng PRIVATE auitar lest0ns for home. Top wag~. PW appt., bealnnen onty, Steven C. call n"494-8076. S.ra:eant. 494-9582 !IWP'OtlT IHOltl!I •••••••••••nit aOAT SLIP', MOOltlNG •. ,,,,,,,_ MAPLE knee-hole desk S30. p I LOT ISTCLIP' .............. tut lo.t.T 111v1cas ............. ,,., illlVltlllTY P'Al:K ........... nar 104T ••NTAU ............... ... Fre.nch Provincial double r.cklAY ...................... .,.. '°4TCNA1t11a ............... ,., bed $15. Chair $,'), 846--3734 AST ILU'' .......... ., ... nit ,llNIMO IOATS .................. ;, OAK dlnfna table & 4 chairs f:~z:: ~~~.~~.::::::::::::= ::; m;~,·::::;:::::;:·::=: ~1 . .., IAY ISL.ANDS ................ ,sut •OATS WANTIO ........... ., .... $35. Dthumldlf'.ter $10. Youth \ I LIDO ISLll ................... 1111 l1tcun .................. tlfl ~-•, $5. Jt&..3'134 , ORANG. E , •ALI• •LA•D ................. P'LYINI 11.a110111 ............. t11i •"-~NTllilt'TON laACH ,,. ... , ...... MOllLI MOMil ............... ,,.. '!AGNAVOX . radto/J"900td . , . UNT"'" YM.lAT ............ ,, MOn:i• HOM•• ............... ,.,. i •• , M. llACH .................. ldt llCYCLIS • . ............... 1211 iJ ooNIOI~ ltoll a\vay .btd ' •· ·1 ... llACM ................... ILactltlC CAlS .............. NI 1 17. • . ,O•.V.a COUMTY ................ Ml.I llK•S ,, ................ ~ I) C. 01.5 . ....lot•. OiltOVa .............. '61f MOtOICYCLIS .... , ......... .,._ • fl THOM .. _,...LLE Mtd. 5 pc. . T'S ••tTfil\llfn11 ............... M11 MOTOltKOOTaa1 1.1.···-....... nai ~ tl.l¥J ' #•DWAV~TT ................... ,. A\llO sa1v1c11 .. P'Altn .... ... bdrm 8Cl, klnc or duaJ SAN1'A .. u.:::..:..1.-.............. UTO TOOU .. lctUI, ........ M1• hdb._..R 11510 962-()448 , ~ ~ IMTA -.-1 ........ , f.AILllll, TIAYI&. ,. •••• ,,., .... '""· ..., . =·· .,.,.................... 11141L81llo u-. ""l ......... !!! • 1o1M •-N 1 •• ,. .... ,... fltUCKS ...................... . iiifai antique blue bookcase ltci4 ,.,L :.i~o.:· ............... , CAMn•s ....................... - $30, Child .. booster c... .... ang . ..... .... , .............. " ..... ...... . .. ............ .... 12 ~IJ ..... tl..•••'"•r ........... 1m1 CAMPI'! •• .,.,.u -, ~ 11.N .lll4fl CM'• ,.,,.. DilQ IUMllS - • ! Wd1'll.UllO I lllH•tlD AUnll ............ . M ~ I ...... Nl"1 ••••••••.,••••••• lfOltT <Mla.Atlii""'·· .. ••.,,,Mlf I• ~ ad bl the elauif1fld SEctJON? Someone I 1 ••te:htna for It. D l a I 6e4ITt 10du1 a •' ,,. ace WI'.:-.::'! ti.·:·:::::::::;:::· m::im.:-~ .. 7:·::::::i"· EOT J'l!!p •••••••••·• ~IVWllftl. ....... ,. .... .._, .., ... .;.,; • ...... \,.1., a ....,.,._ ............. . alOA J ·•.•· .... .,9"f (AIU ,. ................ ... , W>T TMtL11• cou•n .., ....,..1,.. ........... , ... .. I A££)££QCQQQCQ 0 :.: 21444 0!$240 £42 41. 4¥ A ¥ a ¢!_ CYS !"" •• I I . ';. -----~-----------' ... . ' . .. . " ... . ,, . -ff DAILY PJLOT Thw5du, Nowrnbtr 26, 1'70 , MERCliAHDISI fOlt MIRCHANDtSi! fOR MIRCHANDISI POii MIRCHANDlll POii SALi AND TltADI I TllANSPOllTATION f'rld•J', Nowmbtt 27, 1~10 DAll.Y PILOT TRANSPORTATION ANSP RTATION ' : SALE AND T RADE I SALE AND nADE SALi AND T ltADI FREE TO YOU S.llbMh "" Mobile Homos ftOO Tn1Clc1 ~::::u:U;:;?l:,::!l::?!::il;::• l;::•:It:, i::::J 9SOOT ruck• M llc:oll--Sowl"' Mochl,_ 1110 I Sportl"9 Goods llOO M1 ... 11_, - CARPET Lo,yu Hu "-t. STOP & SWAP fob'e1ten1, SOl'a. Hl-lo'1, 2073 Ne~J:. C.M. shl.c•· Se-II for Jab or. (next to Tony'• B1dc Mal) Dear u~ ' mo/old mate doc nHdt a Jovina bome. 96>-0l!l RENEGADE of G. M. C. SAC RIFICE 19i0 Sinaer auto iia:·ui, •uto bullonholes, blind hC!mt:, ov. f'f1'IUll, :r.ic·UJS. ,.~, w/out 11tlitChmtrits, \\1/walnu1 <.<on- 110lr $34.44 fuU prla:-, or •nmll p!l)'tnen11. 5(5.32311, 10.7 cl9ily, S P EC IAL Jteµ.\r any makt, any 1nodel in }Vll.r own ho1n4!'. Clean, oil & adJUl!I, on I y ".9:>. 54~ Music•! Ins truments 11 25 CONN CORON~. \'UY rd. •ilnci. Appraised $75. Bsl air takes &i;...247S. F'OR Sale-Seub• equip. mrnt-T2 cu. It tank ~·et 1 u 1 t -weights-~muk rrgul•tor $XIO. 6r>2806. Surfboard, 7'2" ~Aust sell, Xlnt roOIJ I: ahape, St >. 548-7391 Miscellaneous - 1.,:.,...,,,:::_:::::;·c.... _____ I Uttd turn; Stoves; Refrtc'1; CARPET Jayeni, have Ahq le Mile. cr,>ts deaJ dlttel, eicp ln. "If 11•e dOn't bave what you i t.all, can fin. m.m7, want, v.>e'll a:et it for yoU" 827-i740 )4 Pt. C•mper Unit ORIG •!med wateft'Olor1 of Completely loaded includln&: Ckeloc looM11 kitten, Ex. traord1nary per a on a JI!;)', .,,,_ FREE kitte111. 2 beautiful black &: v.·hl!e m&ke a nice pair. 962-3285 11/26 COCOPOO pups 2 old , liveJ)' and 5'0-2336 mo""" lovable, U/28 Sl<IS. 2 p11.ir Head •tandard, ••il~bt. Wey Newpor1 a 1966 Dodge crew I P/U. 200 cm, 195 cm, 11tep.in bin-East, 2068 Newport Blvd, ~na: wheel ba1e. (USG-083) LAB, lem•le , irood dings. Lange ski boots, 10~1 1 _c_.,_M_. -------$3195 w/children, nds fncd yd. NEWPORT Ft.moUs 21' Top.i'I cu.lier, diesel, A.P., 1 ba,p Dl nils, every poNible equipment to go anywhete l!'i the 11t'Orld, Asking $9500. 64(;..1914 .E.'ve. :n • VENnJRE w/tralll!r, Sleeps 4, head, loe.dl of xtra1. Mu111 aee to app. $2800. 5.11~1 FLYING JR. ll' Like new, Racing saill, Spinnaker, Cover. Great Chri1t:mu gift for kld1. G7S-1136 $45. i\lens flare •ki pants. 38 1/3 CARAT -3:> p1s. total ---~·no .-tu...__4 892-4149 ll/26 reg, never used, $15. Stereo ~·eddlnir set. Never been us. ~ ~ SWEET black 4' white Y1I& console $25. Admiral \Vall ed. Cost $375, Best otter, 2100 Harbor Bl\'d. ~ female cat. Mu11t have home A,\!fFi\f ~tereo $50. 3-spd. 1 ____ , _______ CLOSING office: Nearly new w/children. 54~7308 11/7.6 WIN'ARD Sabot No. 1323, · STORAGE -•·1 dllf I El ............ ....i ·' FIG, dacron main, like new boys Sch.,..111n 'bi.kt-sro. .."" ves, erent eqU p; ec .,.,.. ... ~,ter, ~ec 1 WHITE 6' naugahyde, couch Acme ca .... ·boy boots, lOD. aius for sale frH l'tandint". addlna machirll!, Thmno-rood condition 540-0796 W26 cond. $250, 839-3076 SlO. Blue gias! tamp. 36" i ..:P..:"..:'~":,;:,"""~='-----lax c o P i er, Anal-phone. SPOTTED mice free to a 14' ~lobie Cat S950 Country Club I MOBILE LIVING SURROUNDED BY BEAUTIFUL IRVINE ORANGE GROVES SPACE RENTALS t-itOM S81.50 NO INDUSTRY- NO COMMERCIAL TRUCK CENTER CALL 5 46 ·6750 24 h r. Phone SALES e SERVICE UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE 2850 Harbor Blvd., ·cost• Me .. Motorcycle• 9300 l"UV"U"Lnl THllll HONDA Auto S.rvlH & P•rts SACRI F ICE ' •• ' ' .. Adults, AU Ages! high, Sl5. 6'4-5856. 1906 Port EXC£PTIONAL model N Us& than i,~ cost ~ at a:ood home. lWi~ ll/:16 Xlnl cond, 2 sails. CQ)fPl. SL Georirt DRUi\1 \\'eybridg• NB ill'"'"' train la""''' w/38' 8361 111unster Dr., H.B. nr * 67f>.6940 * SET v.•/cymbals. S350 va.lue I-=~=~·~·-·----I ~l~ionally 1.fu~ytrack + Bet.ch Blvd I: Indianapolis. OOUCH I: matchin1 chair. CHRISTMAS SABOTS -~'fRlfDLAlllER" 348 Chevy engitlt. Compjff:~ rebuilt, Tri-po\lo'l!r, ram cznt, 1K1lids Much moN. ·.Dlll:r S299.$. 893-6460 fo r S250. Ph'. S.U265 a.It 6 DECORATOR Piectl·Antique rolli~ stock. $250, Jllnesa. AUIOST new work and tool !'JCS-6434 l112'7 f'ine111 n..~'ity J: Realistic d?')' liink made into hi-fi 67,_.,.9 •·bl• w/"-··--·. ·Rm 2 M·'· ldtt ~ -NO --TO cu••• vw Outcb job. i21. Lai. plus parts. M··»i· Automotive. 642-3625 • r 548-8667 eve. e FE:'mER amplil:ier in c abinet w/Garrard t---~--------... u.i•'""'" """" ens."""" t'O good Prices. ~1567 .,,.c.. .. ., '"D ldnt ccnd. changer. Pilot I u n e r ' FOR Sale -Xlnt condition cooler. old blk le "th lg homes, call 548-3316 11/28 12' FIBERGLASS Sall boat PET AU.OWED llj() 54&-!496 Uniwrsal '"'""'· 1300. doU caniqe, r a ek e,r , scrttn TV-works; artist's DOXIE T borourhbred $300,000 tr easel· limed Ciak dbl "-.a T•"0 e.rine &: wtllte l'lt int Old ~Tedlterranean 11.•alnut blackboard. 542-3U1 • • ucu, female, x1nt for breeding. -... Trailor, Tr•vel P ianos & Orga ns 1130 NO\\' lN ONE LOCATION Conn * Ye m•h• * Thom•s Organs Al...o complete i;election or p\anoa & organs Open Sundays lZ.5 Dall~ Iii 6 -Fri Iii 9 COAST MUSIC NE\VPORT & HARBOR Cost11 f\1esa * 642-~I 1..::==::.:::....:.::.==-~ m•tt &: box spmp; bkcase 549-3626 Cond. $395. 6"13.-2B73 RECREA'TIONAL library !obi•. •lri-. 11!<1. WE Loa"·lley·8'11 anylhlng hdbrd. 646-491)1 11/28 ?.Use, 6#-5346 Coast Pawn & Auction. 2426 LOVABLE Yg adult &pa)'~ 32' PC, Xlnt oond, Must sell 2 TRAVEL traileni for HEAD standard skis, 205's, Ne\\'P(>rt Blvd. 6424400 1•150,000 B.1'.U, Day A Nilht blk tabby cat and ador. br now, F'ull race, $3850 or of-CENTER One is 17' She.Sta with 1• 130 H rt kis 185. 115 furnace, eXterior mountin1 tabby kitten 3 mo. Need gd fer. 646-2577. ref r ig, stove, ~•. · a I , '· · MECHANIC'S tooU: !ioor 1100. ~-··-M·. • ...... -,,_ • bathruom, ''""P' I , ~-s. 1 lri boo'-'"c. 1-""""' ....... , • ,...,"'·• "' homes l-5381228· 83&449.1 CAL 25, 4 sa;,.,,, ~ coven, 1ze s. ..,., ~'"'· ..... an-jacka, wheel pulll!"ni &: 80 ••-. c--·· at 4"-' · · · --' Sh•re a now w1y of cellent condition, $1500. Al · b' / •· • VI ..-u.. ,......,., ..... , u"" W28 gpinnaker. Very gd COnu . doo hqur ,ca Inf!~~ w g .... as forth. 681 "B' ctorl&, CM. DAILY Pll.DT, 330 W. Bay, $3200. Ownr n4-G30--0559. relaxed living with ~· Northwest Coll.ch, st ' rs S 5, 2 vo;Sk! $15 ea. BDRM aulte, l\tedile-rranean, Costa Mesa. (21 S month old pupple1 l gas refrig, oven, sleeJll •. 54g...j6,59 ;;=:;,::..:::;;=:_"""'~~~ Dalmation and l,t Dalma· C • -o r•al nei9hbor1! 1•~. ,,.,, """" , 3-pc, <mt $350, Take Sl25, 1 MINK Coat. full length Power ru11•rs '""' .u.vu ...,,,..._., _:.i. SPOTS before )'Dur eyes • an yr old. 675-8321 natural -....i. like ,,.w. Ap. tlon It % Lab 1z'ff ta good I :~~-'""'-"-'--'--.:C. La11o'n bowllng, pool tables, 1964 SHASTA, alps 8, xtilai. •ou...... home 675--3923 11/28 '61 ES.S &: ESS 2'1' Cabin croquet, 1hu!Debotr..rd under 111 your new carpet • l't!move WALTON elec Exe,rcii;e. Cy-praised $1'.llJO, Make otter. Good Sl050. 1982 Rosemary ·-f' them ,rith Blue Lustre. de. used very little, 1,t price &U-l-495. 2 Long haired maltese kit-Cruiser, S2700. shape, roof, cardrooms, dances, prL C.M. &fr>-1186 Ren! eltttric shampooer$1. Sl40. 6T:i-a3lS ,:;o:;:,=====;: tens female hllbrk a weeks s/9 radio, D.F., 320hp vate dining room & patio, BROKEN LEG 22~~· AL.JO SELF·COJ4. : Baldwin • PIANOS & ORGANS ABC Lwnber, _,40 E. 17th, GO-KART·. Win-.. _,..,_ ,M:;,:;l•::;<::._W.::,:•::•:: .... :::.-~U=ll old 83J...1690 11/28 Chry&ler V-drive, inbrd, bait whirlpool bath kitchl!n + ,.FORCED SALE CM .. ,..,..,,_uc 1• NEED Gd homes fncd yardJ: tank. Newport Harb a r snack bar, laun<!ry facilities, ..4 970 Husqu•rna 250 TAINED. : • ..=·"'---------! tires & 1as enc. 235 ADDRES.D}R.APH N 1 adul al SLIP. 'Terms. 675-8913 spacioos fenced patio around l\lacl t * * PHONE; ~UDO:* t : New &: Used FLATWARE • Thailand Fairway Pl CM. 64&-t217 -ew or t fem e G. Shep. e or motocross ar de~ '67 U' Cardinal. seu::=:i: Bronze\\ue, service for S, or used. Will buy ar l'tnt med n . bsbrk id 11.'8.tch dog Zl' Trojan on tandem trlr, in-large heatedl.pool, arga.nized ~rt racing. Very low miles. 1 ~ ~ \YARD 'S BALDWIN STIJDIO ( 1819 NeWJW)rt. C.M, 642-1484 75 pieces, blk water buffalo SAKS 5th Weddinr iown, Coast AUctiotl ll Pawn. older dilld pref, Also z G. board Kl"e)' marine, best of-110Cial acd\'itie1, arts I: never raced. Perfeet shapr.1 ~,~·~;""'~·~·~lo~oo~~k>~;~,~t,~a~u~I handles, incl s6'Vin&: pie-ces. Elegant creme wht satin, I -&1=.-~;;.· :;;;;;;;;;;;;c-::--S be p. pups 3 ma. fer aver S975, G46-3900 dys, crafts. Plenty of extras. $815. Pbone brake&. ~1351 ot " . " I • • • • OPEN SUNDAY AFTERNOONS EBONY Fisher Baby Grand. Whll . i. beaut Christmas present ! Sll95 Ow 11 er. 673-2259, r;.u..;,en Cost orif Sl50, Will sell for Wu $285, aell $75. 642-1243 e WANTED • 539-9313 lI/28 968-3925 eves. 14 MODELS 429-9551 (L.B.l $75. 962--0322 GLASS top desk and swivel UTILITY ·TR.An.ER BOY Kitten needs home _S;.:.pood-:..;.._Sk_l_Boo __ l•--'°-30 FURNISHED-'65 HONDA 160-Trailers, Utility CARP~ING: Muh:Ht:riped dialr S75. 142-818'2, 9141 Aft 5 pm: '6«2-M48 h 1 brk. W 11 J de 11 ve r ON DISPLAY MOTORCYCLE HEAVY-DUTY utilitf, e r "'ool. l4x23' + hallway $85. Poinsettia Ave., F.V. E 962-£C'l5 ll/28 14' Ski boat, 45 horse ?iferc. Siru:les, Doubles & Low miles. boat trailer. GAS d I b b Machinery, tc. 1709 FOR ~~-o B •· ···t trail ·~ ... · I"" "'""' -3 Rms. nearly new nylan ryer, stove, m &e. a Y "'"·iatmas, pupe, 7 wks · ., lg W1""' er . ..,.,..,. Trip les Jo'1ne shaoe. (5Y72131 "" _.,w.> HAto.L\10ND ~lode! orgarHbony finis h, ID cond. s.195. 673-3595 1\13 xlnt shag l<b.:14. S20 e,a, Also, furn, 1tereo. ?itAny f(JOdles, ----------1 old, 11tt to apprttiate. Pl \Viii take P.U. or van of FOR EXA:t.1PLE $295 .. th nn'· 6...,,,.,,,... 11)..5, 126 Barcelona, S.C. 8" T•ble aaw wt1tand $50, hp, Husky, Dalmation equal va.lue for trade. Ith THEODORE Tr1.1ck1 '51(11 •....--= 24" he d ty "b · 169 ,.__ ~2 Doubll! v.ide, w carpel. ENGRAVING DF.cORATIVE t:hn>w plllOW! avy 11 _JI .nw nux. ""''rreu, C.M. I 1· ROBINS FORD MPER Pl.A. YER Piano plus Good cond i tion. 4~729 A...\1 rolls. 1;;;o mathi ne, ,., ··•-al desi-c. '"~" w/ata.nd i61), 6f6..9583, 642-019 UJ28 14' PLEASURE-slti, Must drapes & appiance1, de JV• FALL CA \\'atch cleaning machine, ......... •·-~ ered and set up, with awn· l'.l60 Harbor Blvd. "'ateh work bench k 1 set Elden Ave, CM. 642-8433 VENFnAN Blinds, all in sacrifice to pay taxes. Xlnt ing, skirting, tax It license. Costa r.1esa 64Ui010 CLfADINCE GS watch crystals. Call MOVING into. Mabile Home, Swa"t 11'0 gd,, workinr order. White cand " buy, $495· 646-SS37 $9999 * 1969 YAMAHA *-M after 5, 548-0500 can't use the fallawing aluminum w/shadaw boxe,1. E I 903S 0 6--11128 Marine qu p. 250 c.c.. 3.000 n1iles S4j() Over a dazen brand ncl1J :I f1. to ll ft campers noW Television 120S 19" S Ll f\1LINE B&.W Portabk UH.f' I VHF. $35. Ph: ;..i~29 Hi-Fi & Stereo 1210 ! SALE I • G.E. 3-cyele dishwasher, single bed mattress & chest. G.E. Show &: Tell phono viewer w/'JtJ sound' pro- gram!. 847-718l items, all In l!Xce.Jlent eon. SAILS AT MOULDS Trade ,......,...,., F'IRM. CALL: 84&.3775 days, dition. must see to ap-16' Prof~anaJ catamaran PETS •nd LIVESTOCK ATTENTION ~Ser. • 7.169) 642-4321 niles: Ask for Joe preciate: like new OI~ Mou.ld1 for 1torap, pd p~ G I -FISHERMENI }'INANCING AVAILABLE Reed. ... rtone stove and refrir. labor. wrl, tner• I WE SELL YOUR HOME • ·~=~-~~~-with ice: maker, maple Cadet depth recorder, w/IW!w ' .,. * '69 H•rley Devid ton dinette, tour ma.tchin g 61>2400 CHINCHlLLAS: Emergency transducer, records to 7518• SAVE YOU MONEYS 14 Chopper. Must see ,10 al' FOR sale: Used 4' tlllCfts-.t:ha.in. hutch and room illnesg fol'Ct'!I sacrifice of thorns, SZ15. 14851 JEFFREY RO Pl"l!Ciate. Sacrifitt. Call cent fixtures, S5 each, as ls, divider, electric heater, l'\li FREE TO YOU 29( prime animals I: equip!. 40 HP Evinrude •67, SJOO. • 635~116 OT 633-9264 aftr s. Contact 1.lr. Laney °' Mno. h 8 x 10 Call 536-2211 25 HP Evinrude ·69. Sl5CI. ~ 11 ampooer. · rue. nut lboth manual cantrolsl Ye MILE SOUTH OF * 1969 Hodak• Ace 100 Greenman. Daily Pilot, 330 new, dish,s, swee per, 5 MO-OLD Lab r a dor GEESES5,Duck4$3,"Ban-SANTA ANA FRWY, 11· h d · h \l.'l!sl Bay, Costa i\fesa 1 •• , •··' 12 All 1 Call 675-7949 after 6:00 1-comp ca stnug t cuts Dual 1009 Reconditioned i I---~'-------firep ace ~n ....... LUUll. Retriever, female. x Int tams . co on. 26121 =========== &. many xtnls. Good cond. guarantee<! $65. Empex re· '62 Corvair compl~e iriterior 548-5207 w I amall children. V.'oukl lotesa Drive (Upper Ba)'J Sii Moo • 9036 832·8585 $275, 644-1905 corder S35, Sony prtbl re-lncl1. bucket .eats, rear CHRISTMAS CARD low to keep but have too 1-"H"'om-,i~.,-,p=-· .. "'"--•"""'$~1.-I Boat P rint cortltr S39, Kos11 headpbon. st.a!s Ir door panel!!. RETURN ADDRESS T '10 ~taro GUZZI 750 CC many pets. O rood home "46-1217 1,· TO 00 ft. sli"" avail. !or C 60 HP 4 000 ,,., "' Pl!Sl5,NE\\l~Bogenll5 watt '-========== ""' ... ~ Triple Wide ornell · · i ies. "ixom "'41A••"~ IMIJ..A ST ICKERS only. 6f6.6G69 ll/:l71· pov.·er boats. Also d.... t•·n·,, Bat• Ba rTCt'l\er' \\''remote control lllor9•11'..., '~ "" Hillcrest • Flaminga 1 · s gs. $175_ NE\\'! Aul(>.reve.rse $1 FOR 1000 KITIEN, lon& hair eraY and Dot• U1S storage for boars & trailers Paramount • Universal 615-fi060 6i~44Z2 Sony pr1 bl recorder 1299• 2100 Harbor Blvd. 66-0466 Send your dollar&: your black 1tripes. Pretty p-1 SHEttltY'S POODLES Bayside Village, 300 E. Barrington e Broadmoor e '68 HONDA J,'jl .,...ai< $449. 646-889;, * LIKE NEWll * Pi Pr',otlpy '?:_ .. _, .... ~. soft and <'Uddly 1 months 9 .,.... e,,,.,..rience Coast Hwy, N'pt Bl!ach. C.Ontinental e Star Scrambler. Very good cond, ===--,,.~~,---1 z.SNOW TIRES 17>15, v.11 ·101 in ng, ... ""'I. ....,,., hlbrk. Nie& quiet pel Alt ....__~~· .:;::...,;.,.,, ......._ __ SLIPS for sailboats, also General e Hill~st Lo miles $475. 644-0057 STERF.0; Uni\lt.n;ity ac-Box 1875 ~ US M ]' ui-=u ... ~·-.. rr-...: !Im/ boat, 14' Lido, 0 I B, coustic baton s p e, a k er 1, irtlJCi!'!. :::O'TILL UNDER Newport Beach Ca. 92661 or l.fl'IO ia, pick up l delivery. ·Christ-ETC. Finest docks in Npt. CHAPMAN HONDA 1970 CB 450, Hkr w/pretamp. basic amp, GUARANTEE! Pvt Pty: Your labf'll will be 11ent by CM ll/~ mas pups in all colon. 13-i111J MOBILE HOMES new. $695 :slashed to , 1 $49 .~:t PACTOl1 INYOICI Positive ly no added deal~ charges! Every unit tt•4Y for immediate irmtulatkifl On your truck or a ntW ~I THEODORE t. cROBINS FOID m> HARBOR BLVD. ('(}STA 1'lESA MJ.OJlO '68 OfEVY % TON Van. Autamatic. radio, heat. er, heavy du t y tiftt,. 16200lA) $138' WILSON manual turn-tbl & over so 1 ~,....=~126"".~----=-return mail 2 LOVABLE black tt-rrier 54&2848 Kingsley: 6 ti! lOpm l2lll Beach Blvd., G.G. 831·2117 or 499-23fi6 albumli. 1'0J11; ln iiOUnd LADIES Diamond ll'tddi~ mixed pups short haittd. 1 DALMATION PUPS NEWPORT BIG BAY SLIPS =~·~n~4-/5.1t).=-29JO=-*~~-ll969 CUsrDMIZED Honda t"ORD SALES reproduction. $200. 646-9526. band.15 round, 7 baguettes. 4 cyl .• :.~~~~~trans. (4 mcnths) l (3 months} AKC reg, litter w/lnternat'I $2.50 P!R"';:r~ * S20CKI. SPARTAN IX40. 350. S600 or olfer. 18255 Beach Blvd: 1 totaJ .,..1: l ~ karat. platinum, ~ male a nd f emale . ..._ Bdrm ""'Wly •rptd ,,~,n * 833-8497 * Hunti""'on Beach 1 with Sime•· body around ii! 836-1493 21126 champ. pedigrees. Black or ~=====-I • .... " · n • • I ~~~-=..:,:,:,,..___ ·~· paid $750, sell $400. 673.-3177. $4f.5 FRE liver spotted, Will be 9 wks J5ESffiE TO .PURCHN ASbaE adult park, pool.1 15 60 '65 Triumph 500 cc, Xlnt I "7'_541>_17-;c80;;-;;-,84~"'61'..,--·-· ~I Cameras & Equipment INDIAN Teepee:, Hu re E puppie!I, fat and old Christmas day, SUS ea. or 35 '!"'<>. 61r~ ~'!O:. ring, pt y, Pla~ntia, A-5, N.B. mmed. cond, bates equip, TT pipe&, New '71 Datsm' daghousl!, Pool table, needs ?N.teW ~ ausy, black and white, very 67:>-ssn, sn.24.:l7. ~ occupy. ~l7-6.20'7 aft 5 pm. . K O\V A -SIX Ca mer a ' repaira. Xlnt rifts Jor lnteUtzent, .f. ~ks old. l·.~~G~~='·,717AN~7S7h_o_r_t_h_a_t' ~ .. ~.~N~,=-=~rt'bo;::;a:<t~•"lip~.~,~bo::C;ce= 1 --;C~O'-S'T.A"M~E°'S'A:--· 1 F;O;R;::::'..,Sa1~ ... ~.~~;,:::..._H_o-,-.-,-l l60C OHC, Pic:kup with cazft~ \\'f~rnm, s:;mm. & 150mm Chriltma~. 642-2015. :%lllO~~H~&1".'iiibo~'-;B~l,~d~.;n;-,-;t;;;l;,..._~~=-=,--7."'-,_.'ll~/~26~1 ~'"' b'l E L "" er. Sale pri~ $2099 dlr. lenses. finder prism, ex-I c::::=::=::...:c:.=::..--BARGAINS tor all! King Pointer. 6 mo, re•dy for location. $2.SO a ft, Mt. CUT Casual Mo 1 r state i\l'g Scrambler. Gd. Cond. $325 c• 459454) Will take citf _m renslon tubt', lens hoods &: CLOSED Alum inum patio vtlvet be'adboard l:·1pread, FREE. 2 rentle, ]~able training, AKC rea:. Line ot n~S002 Nl! 12, 20 & 24 Wide 1.!odels ti7~2806. lrade. \\fill finance privati!t other xtras: New-list over cover 13% x 12'. Uke new. 8x12 shag ~a rug, 2 host blafk kittens an loakinf tor field champion!. 644-Sl!M Nmv on display in 5 Star -~.679-K=A7W=A"'S~A~K=I ~500=-I party. Call 546-4002 Ir SUOO, cash price $600. ::,~~.' ~~11.·....:;s~~~ chairs, blue medallion sor:a. ~~ce home. <;__:~ORDER mw for !i n)' :ll:;Dl:.:,:l,,;R;,:on::.:;l;:•c;;l•:__...,;.90.o.31::.:.1 GREENLEAF PARK SGOO. :J.36-3596 ~94-6811 673--9471 v.·eeknights. l Oa m -Sp m beige aofa, assor. chain, Christmas ahagiies, AKC, Rent A Sailboat lTaO Whittier Avenue 642-1350 :;;.:.:.:.,l"l~D"'B=-s•A~$4=sa-F:..:::: !;.,,;;;o-;TO""Y,;0'1';;;;,A-;H"1"'L"'ux"""P"1cx.=I NE\\! Pentex s po 1ma11 e v.·ttktnds. head boards. bedspttad1, KrrrY, younc BP8;>'ed female Shlh Tzu, champ sired. UNIVERSAL lOx~ Expando UP Und f ct 3,;;mm camera outfit, com-lamps, plllov.·1, "•all.papen, lovable, 11t'i!ll trained indoor 7n--09l.1 Cal 25, BleePI'\ 4, fully equip. Jiv'g/nn. Cstm bit. Adil l-="-~~"'="~·~'='0~'""''..,m=-I er a ary W&n'al1t;J. CARP~ I h hi to· 29 d kd $34 Can't tell lhi11 one from fJ& plell! -.•/ei<tra lenses&: aulo ayer as -•, fio.,..·eN Ir. acces. G a y pet desperate for a home AlREDALE Puppies; AKC ped, $ per ay, V.' ys: Prk/Sp/l'f'nl S~1.50 15.15 '69 125CC HARLEY new one. Priced to•ll. $1111 Strobonar nash ex~pt for 8 $hags at fantastic avinp. Interiors. 2850 ?i1esa Verde with adults. ~7 11/27 Bom 9fll170. SU> ea. reg per day wknda; l.ell!'ons Superior Sp. No. 26 NB. * S2'l..5. &4;,.3314 * Li .. "'"'VIV. ,...,,.k I·- 11 ~, 1700 II for •.tNI Jo'rtt l'!SI. will p I ea••. n.. CM "'" ""'° '•cl. N!O '"840. cc<O ~""! .... ..... ....u.. ·""-' ro ~.'-V'O 1 • se ,..,.,,. 87l-9$8 ..,,, 1 ,.,_...._, NEED rood home fncd yd litter/champ pedigree , ... .,.,.,...., ..no-v.>11 * HODAKA 100.1969 Ine.,t45E.Coast Hwy,.NJ, 1,.:11;1~;;"::.· ::.67::"':.:334::c:'~~--l -rc=::::7r=:oc:o:C""-'70 DUNE BUGGY tor lovable small bred dmde SJ&.Q20 Boat Charter 9039 REDUCED .$100'.I, now $9.9;.'J. Xlnt cond, macy xtra~. 6T'.>-0900 ext. 53 or 54. : :\IOVlE outfi t, like nev•. F ir•wood For Sele Never reg. $1395. \\I• throW •nd chihuahua mix. 5 e LAB Retriever Pup • !\loving:. must sell; 2 Br. 2 l\1ake orler. 6#-2987 11creen, lighl bar, deluxt 540-98ST in the motnr, trans., radio, months old. 54~3 11127 g Wka., bl•ck female, AKC 32' Twin-!CttW Chris Craft Ba. Bayside Villagl'. Xlnt * * 1966 HONDA 160 ':m~~ f~1&.~ :Ji camera. Special "cartridg! Did you; ever th1l'lk o! awa~ hnter for . 2 ~na:hair'ed MINI KIT-re1., champ line. 644-0505 SIPI 6 * Delux boat trms. Owner 6T.rl64? Scrambll!r. Xlnt concl . Jo"Rl. load projector. Paid S500, il'I& that White, Ele-phant in FREEi TENS, l male, l femaJe. OLD ENGLISH Si!EE P * 548-24.34, 636-4034 * NE\V 19i0 Lancer, 57 x 12 in $250. 548-9697 l =====c=-==="I \\till lakf. $250. 673-Jln tbl! 'attic far somethi""' ..,,;,., 5 t """' 15800 ... "--411' 411. 49f.3100 11126 DOG PUPS. CHAMP -------s ar.,,... · ' FOR sale: '69 650 cc Jup1 t•1t NIKON JOO mm lens Sl:>D or ca.n use? Try the Traden ns.ao• ~N STOCK 21317sg,..1114 Mobile Homes 9200 646-86.12 Triumph Bonrwvillc. $1100 1 ________ •__..1 b!sl oiler. ParadiM colurrm in the Dai-64~ SMAU. bred short haittd pup I ~~~.,,..~-~-~-, _SA_C_R_l_>.-1-C_E_·_B-,-,.,,--,-,-w or best otrer. 842-5903. Call S4S-l9~i ly Pilot Wut Ada:. 2100 Harbor Blvd. hsbrk obl!dient, rood "'alch 10 v.·k Springer Spaniel. b1 CON TEMPO double .,..•ide, 2 story, 1600 .. 1========== 1946 JEEP CJ2. Near neW dog .I: ba"--itter, need~ Lovely &: Adorable, AKC • ' "'""' top & tt Roll •--' "1D "" f t living arPa. 613-6800 ¥ re&. u.n. ffOO Imported Cars MIO lmperte4 AutM 9600 home. 642--8772 11/27 Shots. ~1655 Auto S•rvic• $750. 968-<I~ a.rt i pm Imported C•r• 1t61 TOYOTA COIONA Hl R., ~ .• A11t•111•ti<. WIOOIJ $1595 1t6t TOTOTA COIONA HT. I .. H., 4 •P••i. l•11i•11 tip. YCM267 $1395 lt •t TOYOTA COIONA MT Cp1, II.., M., 4 1p11tl. WXf111 $1095 1t61 TOYOTA COIONA SID, 11.., H. Sti<~. 11i<1. SZLtlO $1095 1966 TOYOTA COllOMA SID. l ., H. A~tom1ti(, Sh••p. $1495 1t't TOYOTA COIONA S1i. •~ H." 1p11i. XSl401 $1595 1t6t TOYOTA COIOL.L& w .. • H. 4 t ,.. •'-XNl.M6 3 DAY WEEKEND SALE $1$95 l t,1YOLIO144 s.i. ll., H. 4 111"•-4• YIY•10 $895 1t6J YOL.YO 121 l dr. I ., H., 4 ,,,.i. Sh•rl'· JWV!lt $69.5 1t1• YW ll .. H .. 4 tp1H. Y•llow n11111!. FJIT6 4t $1195 1t61 DATSUN 111 Ill . H. 4 .,.,.t. C l••11. SUYOJ) $595 1tSt MeA Cl'I. l .. M., 4 1p••-'· 11•• ,,;111. PXE141 $895 1t64 vw ll .• H., 4 II'•••· Ii"'' ''''"· OlH541 $395 1 t i t CITIOIJI Ill. R.. H .. 4 ,,,..i, 90...I tr•1t1fMrf1ti•" ci r. t111AI' KITI'ENS long haired and PRE'M'Y Toy :t"ax Terrier short hatttd. 6 week8 to 11 puppies. UKC ftlilfered. COMMUNIJl[S TRAILER: &x2~. new paint roof-roa!, stove·refrig.roilet, & Paris 9400 C.15 JEEP, 327 Chevy enff, week~. 136-.f.493 •r ~2153 543-<ml 11/26 TOY POODLE PUPS RESERVE your Christmas Gd, Quality-Reas priced Call; kitt'ns early? One multi-col-523-8188 ' ored, two all bl•c k . 549-0022 11/30 LABRADOR, 1 yr. ol:d, female, load wtchlldren. Hu 11hotll. Need!! Iarye yard. ~2Gf3 ll/26 NEED eood home for Jovablf' YI adult black and white neutt'red male cat, loves children. Sf8.-08l3 ll/2'7 BOSl'ON Bull Terrier pijp.. pies. AKC. 8 wks. 1125. 549-2301 IDEAL fDr Xmas. wire fox terrier pups, AKC, Ch. sired, mlf. shots. 830-1680 DOXIE PUPS, I WKS $35 each. 5-19-3626 Hor1H 1130 BEAtrl'IruL Jo111 haittd.1---------- callco female, s ..... ·eet and lovable needs tood home. 548-00.1 11127 t YR Old·AQHA Mare. Xlnt B~ing, Thrffban, Van- dy, Joe Reed .Ir: Chubby. e LAGUNA HILLS 23301 RIDGE ROUTE DR. CALL 830-3900 Prestige-adult <:ommunity . adjacent to L e-isure \Vorld. Beautiful sur· roundlngs. all luxury •P- pointments, putting grttn, tiobby shop. much more. e SANTA ANA '4080 \V. FIRST ST .. S.A. CALL 839-3880 FA?.1ILY community, abun- dance of recreation for children. nr. gd school!'!, shopping, priv. club house. Buy the mobil~ home or your choice, move in to an)' one of our "OPEN" parks. NOW RENTING!! FREE to· qua!, home beau. Sho1v or Bl'ffi:I. Also her cock-&-poo lo\'el children, 7/mo 1'"illy. Packf or Sept. l--~,~V~an-t~T=-o~Ll-v-e7I~,-- Fncd yard. M8-0813 n121 1 -=Att='~';,· ~"~'·~''°'=·==-COSTA MESA 2 CLOMPS or su1ar t'ane, 1 guava tr...-i 1 loquat tree. You dig. 5-18-43(6 tl-27 TRANSPORTATION Local spare111 available now! lf yoo an! 11erlou1 about buy. Beats & Y •cht1 9000 1n, • m()))ile home .• ,Now'• storage fshed. S100. ~188 "'iclp gate tire.~. cvmfrive. Many xtras, otter. 49'M?ltl ; Motor Homes 9215 WANTED: Rochester fuel in· jf!ction for 327 c.i. Che\I)' '61 CONDOR engine . Call 842-14jl. MOTOR HOME CHEVY V-i motor with Campe.rs ~ ft ., complr tely self mn-1'>1uncie 4 sPeed tranl!. S22:i. tained. Chusil! 11nd power by or trade. 64>1609 alt 6 pm. Ford. Auto_ tr an~ .• air cond., , ~:'.~:::=====;;.;:;::==;:,,;=:~~=::;,'::':::J~ I pwr ~lttr., Alereo :!Y&tem, 9800 New (•n sleeps II. lmmac. throughoUI, Sold originally b)' us. Priced for quick sale. THEOOORE ROBINS FORD 2)60 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA 1'1ESA &U-0010 '66 2:t AIRSTREAM Diesel met or homr. Comp! v.•/air cone!, 24mpg, $6500. 646-4673 ms l RALEIGH IO-SPEED BIKE , 140. • 6·1&-9i9'2 • BIG SAVINGS ON ALL REMAINING CLEAN horse manure • yo11 haul. 20311 Cypress Sant1t An.i Hel&hts, 5'0-09Z 11/26 the lime to 11tt '70 BOAT-MOTOR· BAY HARBOR Mini Bik11 '275 , _________ _ '• 1970 DEMOS'. T RAILER MOBILE HOMES J\llni-bikf" T~co 22 Jj' SUv~rllnt. 50 h.p. 1.lert. 1425 Baker Sl. (at Harbor) Like ne • cont! s~· 2 HA.\IPSTERS .Ir: Ca&e. Va.naon tr.ilf'r, IAJl), elec. Costa 111PD 541)..9.170 .* ~. * •J. 642--7645, ru B Hamiltan, atar1. (GZ8177' ""iTo;ri;1p;;:10;\wifi.1c1o;;-c;:0;;:r;;no;:;;ll1 I ~===~;;::::;:;:;;= C.Af. SllM 9300 Ccntinenlal • Paramount 2 Kttten1, aold/"tit. THEODORE BtlrTlngton e Untwrsal 1;.;=.:.;.;;J..:;:.:;; ___ = rrey/wht, male 9 firm., I ROBINS 'O RD :t"lamtnro e General "·Q, 96S-3128 11/26 • Harber Blvd. i;roadmoor • SW S f"REE puppiM. 1 v.·b aid. Costa Ale1a &tl-0010 Hillctt1t • Cambrlcfae Call bet>A'D noon I: 1 pm. e GLASSPAR inbrd/outbrd, CHAPMAN IU-4213 U/21 120 HP, Luxury Interior. MOBILE HOMES 7 \VK aid puppies, Ima.II Pl!':rferl oond, All I CCf.H. U)6 N, ll1uim. S.A. breed. 67";1336 11171 >.1nt buy. ;)92...1811 •ft Fti, 6 • TI4/11.l.8100 * FREE La\1!' adorsble kittens pm. Nice Coil• M es• Perk st2-8285 ll/:U BOSTON \\l'HALER IOX!iO i\10~,'CLAIR ntF.t to hom i\fotor, trail"r 'Cnmplt'll'ly upgt11dM. awn. • good e Bantam Sl."00. OR ~47 lngs skirting c•r""rl <'I<' Hen. 545-7258 11124 · · •-• · I TROJAN :!8' f' I y b r I d g t , SpHt( n-nt S.10 mr\ S299Zl. .f. GUINEA pip must l&kt' cre.ampuU, C-12 ?.farina F'in1n. avail. 'GM&U:l) Dlr, all. 546-93?1 W26 Dune~. ~1500. s.t~T978. ~241, '70 TRJU)1Pll 5110cc .( mo. nld, e:\cellf'nl cond. $!)00 • 5.3&-7~ 111f!er 6 P.~1 . HONDA miru rratl r,o, bor"C! flUl lwiao, !Ut&ilht pt()t. 49.3-5371 CAPRICES-MONTE CARLOS CHEVELLES-CAMAROS- STATION WAGONS.· CONNELL CHEVROLET 2821 H1rbor Bl vd., Costa M.:H S46-1200 • Thurol'1, N-bor 2&. 1970 DAILY PILOT fl TRANSPORTATION fRANSPOllTATION TRANSPORTATIOiii TllANSPORTATION fl<AN••v~oAolUH Fri~, Nowmbtr 27, 1970 TRA RT 0 TiiARSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION "10 lmpomd Autos MOO Imported Autot 9600 Imported Autos '600 lmpomd Autos •MOO om,..,..,. A-'600 l-'911 ,_ 9600 lmportocl Autos '600 1 Aut" 9600 '65 vw DATSUN , JAGUAR OPR PORSCHE TOYOTA TOYOTA VOLKSWAGEN 1-------. Camper -,6-8-DA-TS_U_N_PIC_K_UP-·JAGUAR 1·.,.-o.-E-L-GT-.-11-.000-m-,., .... POMCHE·912 a,.... .. ,. IT~TUU , 0 Fully """fr: •llody 1., • HEAD"'UARTERS Xlnt "'""· sm>. Under 40,000 ml. Xlnl "'""· g 69 C RONA tio ( ~ -1 ,. •67• -1• 67...,,, 71'1 HER N-1 llonltop. Vinyl "'°1• 4 _.i, vaca n, 1·~,9-5 Radio heot•r. cilr I ...... Th< °"'1 •-•!JAGUAR ~• vn lnunacula Blue Sa !WPP '162> Will t;... ,., 1n .. ,.,.. 1n a. ..... 11art>c1r PORSCHE '66 PORSCHE SEE A DRM: THJ!M rlllce 1,..\.89 :', wui t,:. '67 VW Squaroback Runs A looka like new, Jm% parantttd parts A labor fDr 30 di.YI. WYB213 trade or fulance private par. Area. Coupe 912. 5 speed, brown A FEW REMAINING 70'• AT trade' or finanee pvt, ply. fy_ ~or '94-6811, Contplfti 'vith black interior, Brand a..osEOUT PRICES! Call Ski dlr 541).3~ or $1~ CHICK IYERSON .vw '67 DATSUN WAGON S=~~~~E '65 PORSCHE new"'""~"'· XYJ<?I f/JfOl [£1ttiA <91-1'06 alt 10 am. !8111 BEACll BL. W-1435 PARTS 3'6 SC Orupe, with •1mrool. CHICK IYERSON 111POR·TS TRIUMPJt 54l>-303l Exl. 66 or 61 HUNTINGTON BEACH Automatic, ·dlr. Radio, beat. BAUER Earth green, with Juggage . YW 't l9TO HARBOR BLVD, HJrbour V.W. • '1lo'J.lfl'Rig/b• • ~i> &~al::.= BUICK rack & ta;7;;ck YCC..52.5 549-3031 Ext. 66 or~ 1966 Hari>Or,.f;.M. 6t6-S30.1 TRr4 Convertible coupe, . OOSTA MESA µ;..Jon .O.IW<o, 9 ft., mono. private party. 5IMtl52 or IN CHICK IYERSON 1910 HARBOR BLVD. BIUL MAXEY 1962, daashter In Europo, '65 VW matlc, butane 1tove 4 own, 494-6811. ~OSTA MESA COSTA MESA mwt 1el1, vtry cle&n car, Met:IJUC areen •. new lllttrior. "'' oxt., bounc .... ...,.., '70 2000 ROAnt1J£R )31 E. 17th Stftet YW '61 PORSCHE "D" No accldentL 1625. -· IJc l\TUUS ·eloc ~ hand water pwnp, ~ 50-mo ••• ~" Ext. 66 or 67 Dosporato::Miist S.U $nt Wd nnectioM '-========::..I J-t..-vv.u Conv. near 'le\11' evtrythln&. , D58 TR 3 ~.'M'°•ko Offer. ** L"·• no·· .... , ·-" !WP! I" 1970COSTHARBOA MESAR BLVD. Must ,.U! Make offer, Tho 1-llACH I' -' n--w-r ;_._ CHICK IYERSON ,?!_r< 213, 61,,_ 10., .k.' Will.;>;:,., ,,; KARMANN GHIA, ________ cl•ane•t '61 tntown? 616-191< th:°t'.-if7a ea.ms;;;;,.;;)".,,. YW • • • • • I • I trade or nnance private par-'SB Gh" '68 PORSCHE 912 Metal, '-=E~=nl""'=·===== i.:'~"";;;";:";·,.:"~°"="~"~·::;•·~•;,: .. ~I *·'M Triumph TRA * . EC<?~0'!"'crtllct"";""::'; ~";i I ly68 ........ 1600"R'OADS""'1i.TER 13 ~:!" ... ~ c.:.r:::>;r0ixi = I • SAAB 1 968 TOYOTA ' Must* .. ,.\'~;""· ~ =::"i-:. ~lpped for trouble free Radi'o,beater.Forthesporta $42:.ll. This v•eekend only! --------!Sedan, Radio, h@attt, aub.l=======~=======::-J ,canJpin&:. !1.lichelln X tire~. minded. (VZZ 0861 7141540-2632 pvt pty. Authortied 08.ler matlc lranlmisslon, 17,000 new short block. Only $895. Ready to go! dlr. (WEZ no1 $l690 , Sa1es •Service a Parts actual miles, Uc, WAR052 • 6. 613-ro&f or aft 6 Will take trade or tinanee 66 PORSCHE SU. X1nt cond. Sonet Cou~ ln Stock $1399 :.: . 1100. ..;~:.:~v,,;.:.:;~'". """=:,,.·~-~--°'_, ~::?· •. ~.~'.· 0 CiiASf IMP'oiJS 0 "· CHICK V:ERSON '61 .DATSUi'f P.U. Lj,Jte new, tt 1 $33:>0 * 673-0287 rtblt engine, r /h, 4 spd. lB7ll BEACH-Bl.. 842-4435 '63 PORSCHE, black new of Orange Cowity Inc. 549-3031 Ext 811 or 61 ~: . .,, . '66 VW Muat sell·i.Quned. ~ HUNTINGTON BEACH paint, chrm whls, am/tm, J.a:xJ W, Paclflc Coa.1t Hwy. 19'10 HARBOR BLVD, I 538-1678 642-0406 • 546-4529 C'OST.\. ~ :;:. ,'. Camper FEitltAIU. MERCEDES · BENZ .. PORSCHE ''" • '""· • .,. rnoWN ""'°" -• c;;i, AM/FM short wave. $2900. SUNBEAM auto. Like neW. Sac?rwoe . Fiilly factory equipped. Sun.. Ph: 675-4n3. $1895. Pvt pty. 54()...s866 I• al interior Vaca t lo n PEaa.All "• '68 912. Cham""'o-ne -now. '67 SUNBEAM Alpine, xlnt ANY Day is the BESl' day to li....-.0.i. •• 1. -• 821> Newport lmpotq 'Ltil. Qr4 r-o .,-i •"'""" \$"""1· 790 anae CouolYa only author-Koni shocks, new radials. cond. Wire rims, new tires run an •d! Don• t , l ,, d al · Air. $3950. 67J..5300. $1200. 675-6789 alt 5pm d~ay .. call today, 642-5678 ~ 1.cu e er. ~-5;· SALEs.sERVICE-PARTS : 3100 W. Cout HWy. t .,. ,Newport Beach I 6'2.9405 5«).1161 BEACH BL 842-«35 __,....._ -- -, Jtll l{UNTINGTON. BEAOi Authorized Ferrari Dealer '64. MERCEDES 230 SL cpe, i · . &tick, wht w/grey hrdtp, + · · I .---9525 FIAT blk soft top, New tires, i · Ufl " brkll, luneup, Xlnt cond. I -. BODIES $75 * - -liill _... 96un! ! ' 2084 So. Anaheim Blvd. ~ -•lc*~:m~SL~.~M~ERC=~ED~E=s l' ''·"· Anshelm "THINK" Convt Stick, AM/FM . • -·-639--1151 $3295. * * • 644-5607 I tVW DUNE BUGGY r:aigr'19n . I ;.,., """'""" body & oxtn. Ja~ WU MG J motor. $150. or make otter. NEW 124 CPE. DEMO 1-------- Call ""'1803. $2795 ~ ~PomdAutot . 960I 'AUSTIN HEALEY ">4iUSTIN. ,AMERICA -C> Safes SefvtCI ~ Parta ~' Imm~late ~very ~ l ~.. ' All Modeh f ·/."'• I~ '" · J1rtuport 31111 p Ll I I ~, BMW ""' .THINK "FRIEDLAHDfR'' • "~~ .. 13710 UACH ILYD. _. IHWJ, ltl 1193-7566 • 531...,. 1'fRI""' 'HD_.. NEW·USIO.SERV. IJILA U\ U'llVVM '893.Mc~ cs.;;~ NEW-USEC.SE RV. llBBD~ tke ' 7/:J NOW ON DISPLAY Sates, Service, Parta Immediate Delivtry, AU Models _1:r tt1po11 .il1np1111·, A•ttiorhnd oir. auto 11part ltd · Sa.let e Service a Parts AuthOraed 3100 W ~-H N B All Moddl to Choose From SALE.5 e SERVICE 642-94C6 ' ~i W)'.5to.it64 Service Monday 'till 7:00 PM e PARTS '"· ,,-, =-===--~~ Sat 'till Noon 9625 Garden Grove Blvd. 65 MG MIDGET convertible ' COAST IMPORTS 531-7111 Call CoUoct "":,,~;lion. Of Orang• Co""ty !no. '66 912 c 1lllO w. P•clfic Caul Hwy oupe MGA ·-·'" "'~ • 54S4529 . _........ Local, 1 owner. (RGW 568 1-------- ;~ , B.iVl\V 1600, lo m i's. :.M'lchelin tire1, Ar-.f/FM, ~5 or ofr. 673-2271 $3695 * MGA Road"" * DON BURNS ""Exoell••t.:'::!"~5675 " . ~. ~.·, DATSUN Porsche Audi, LTD 13631 Harbor Blvd. 636-233.'l i, .. J•~J>OT DA_TS_U_N_ J"'I S. ot Gorden Grnvo Fwy.1-196_7_>_1G_B_G_T_Y_EL_LO_W_ MGB JAGUAR LO Ml. FINE COND. . ·~., OPE~AILY s1100. * * 833-0449 'I .r: SUNDAYS '61 JAGUAR XK 11 1969 MGS<:nm BRG. AU . XtrM! $2XO. ca 11 n4; • ~'' 111835 Dead! Blvd. 3.8 Liter. 4-1peed, overdrive, S7H9M ;.. Hurillnlton DeaC'h radio, healer, white wall .. ,. 142-mt or Y.0-04G tlres Completely original TIIE Yellow Pages of throU&hout Exffilent cond. d8-!lied .. · · Daily Pl 1 o t $1495 Service Du:ctory. O'letk ii for the service you need. DATSUN PICKUP 9600 Imported Autot ~VOLVO Imported Autos '600 lmpomd Autos 1 ,0 BLUE CHIP TA ' With Tho Purch•t0 Of . Any Ntw Flott ALL CARS SALE PRICEDH llCilSTEI NEW 1970 FIAT 850 SPORT COUPE 1970 DEMONSTRATOR '124' lal1Tll NIW 1'70 FIAT AM lt1dio, R1d i1I Tir11, All fi1t Erlr11 At No Erir1 Coif. #297711. low mil11, f1clory w1rr111ty. . SPORT COUPE AM/FM lt1dio, R1di1I Tir11, All Fi1t Equipment. #0127· 124 "S'' SERIES R1,lo, lt1d i1I Tir11. AU f i1t Equlp111111t. #730112 ' '" SALi PllCI SALi PllCI SALi PllCI $1895 $2695 $1795 'H YW IU6 ..... 5 4 IP••cl, r•clio, "••ttr. IWVWll() 77 '51 YW IUG- Co11vtrtiblt IJUM319! '17 Mil.A Wirt wh1•l1. f PLN116l '195 '295 'H PIAT IH '1995 Sport C•up1. lrnm•c11l1!1. 9old finlllt, 4·1p•1d, 1tfck r•dio, li11t1r, r1di1I tlr11. !XEPllll '69 PIAT 124 SPOIT COUPI Whlt• wllli bl•ck l11t•rior 4·1pHJ, r•Jio, h11ltr, rtdi1I tir••· IYRC416 1 '60 MllCIDD UNI JJO 4 door t•lll•, littltr. IZXFl551 '61 'fW CAMPll Fu lly t q11!pptcl, poptop, 4· 1p•td. (J0161fl ) '2195 '699 '1895 Biii Jones' F I A 1 B. J. SPORTCAR CENTER 2833 HARBOR, COSTA MESA 540-4491 Visit Our Huge New Parts &. Service Dept. 16 Stalls Servicing All Sports &. Foreign Cars tstOTrucks WH.ILE THEY LAST! BRAND NEW 1978 CHEVY TRUCKS 50,000 Ml LE GUARANTEE •-%-TON FLEETSIDE 8, foot box, heavy duty rear 1rrin91, gauges, 7.50xl6xl ply fir••· 112•161 $2579 • El CAMINO Automatic. tran1ml11lon,. tinted 911.11. 11969111 ~2695 ALSO HUGE DISCOUNTS ON ALL 1971 MODELS CONNELL 2121 Harbor Blvd., Coit• Mo .. "'-1100 THE FABUl.OUS '71 YOLYOS , WE HAYE THEM All! . . ' . 142 \Soden. 144 Sedan. 145 Wo...,. Would You Believe Only 164 Soden lo U.O llOOE Autom•tlc $ <ONE DOLLAR> Over Factory Invoice? ON ~LL 1970 MERCURY MONTIGOS I· I 11 That's Right Only One Dollar Over Fadory lnvoJce. Fadory· Invoice Displayed On All Mont.ego 2 Dn., & 4 Doors. ONLY 4 LEn, HUUYI Johnson..,s·o .n (1 Mlle Sauth of 5.., DI"'° l'rMWayl · LINCOLN CONTINENTAL • MARK Ill • MERCQIY . • COUIAI · eon LlllM * IMPORTS j 646-9309 ' 1966 HARBOR COSTA MESA 540·5630 2626 Hart.or alvd. COSTA MIU 642-0911 ' ~--------------------- 18835 BEACH BLVD. Huntington Beach Phone ·842-7781 or ' l 540-0442. • ! . I .. • 4! DAILY PILOT 1'1tANSPORTATION Thursd•J, Nove1t1btr 2b, 1910 TRANSPORTATION TN:t.NSPORTATION -TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION • . . . . . . - Friday, Novembtr 27, 1~70 DAILY PllOT • • TRANSPORTATION New Cars ~800 New Cars 910CNew C1rs 9800 New Cars 9800 Imported Cars l~~---~~---~~~---iiiliiiiii!~ 9600 fm porlttd Autot TRANSPORTATIO~Nt:~T~RA~N~S~P~0)~~~!!:~!1~K~A~N§>~e~u~':'.-~'~A~T~1u~. N~,f1 9600 1 _i_m_oo_••_od_A_u_to_• __ 96_oo_ Imported Autos 9600 [imported Autos 9~ • 1 • • ;. SPECIAL PURCHASE ·1971 VECiAS Good Selection IMMEDIATE DELIVERY CONNELL 2828 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 546·1200 Now's The Time For Quick Cash Through a DAILY PILOT Classified Ad ••• 642-5678 w Cars 9800 New Cars 9808New Cars 9800New Carl :::...;::;.:. __ _.o.:c:..:..:..;::.;:._::;::.:c_. _ _;.:.:.:.:.;::.;:...:..::..:~ _ _;..:.:.:.:.; VOLKSWAGEN '68 VW Bus 7 pa.sse.n!:('r. lillltlon wqon. This car close lo ne1v • Has had lender loving care. t-lew car financing av11ilablc. 1 vz·r 2-w1 $2295 Harbour V.W. VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN VOLVO ---'68 vw ------... . .,. VW, good cood, ong LEASE VOLVO Squareback own"• 11300 "'"'· ,71 VW BUG '!l's HERE NOWI \Vhite with red interior new * S42-6430 * Sf.E s, DRIVE THEl\f llrt>s, 500 milett on ne~ tac-* * ·s.g BUG. Lo miles, radio. ONL y A FBW R01A!NING W'.> AT tory engilll". VUR819 radial tires. Like new, I $49,00 CJ..OSJ.::OlTf PRICES $1699 O'>l"t'lf!r. 5-15-286-1 CHICK IVERSON 1961 VW BUG p,. Mnnlh fi••M [n • ..:I· I vw · · SI.ISO * * * 837-8 140 AT UUL UU&O '''"''" '""''·,."'" Large Selection .BILL YATES IMPORTS · 1 1910 HARBOR BLvo. Of VW Campers, VOLKSWAGEN '"" H"'""· c.M. "~'"' 18711 BEACJ-1 BL. 8-124435 ___ co_s_T_•_•_•E_,S_A __ , :\W Vaill' Road HUNTINGTON BEACl-l '70 V\V Bus, ? pass. x1n1. Vans, Kornbis, San Juan Capisn'am Autos Wanted 9700 '63 vw Sedan l'Olld. ~lust sacriricc $2315. Buses, New & Used 837-4800/493-45ll/4!JS.2'l61 C11Jl Ron, 5-19-1314 I _,. I D II '66 VW mm.u1a e e very Radio, heater. A pro1·rn car! Rl'ady to go! tASL 6341 $795 Harbour V.W. 18711 BE.ACl l BL 842-4435 1 l-IUNTJNG1UN.BEACll I 1960 VW BUG Reel, wi!h mag wht.>cl11, wide oval tires, new engine guar. anteed fo .. 90 rlays. tF"I174 $799 CHICK IVERSON vw :'>19-3031 Ext. 66 or 07 1970 Hl\RBOR BLVD .. COST.\ P.1 l::sA VW Complete w/oul body. Rons, + trans axle & 36 HP eng, 40 HP header system, $300. ~G-3118 bl\l'n '4 & 6 • _ 1_970 VW _BUS • Good con· CHICK IYERSON Grern ""ith contrastins Jn!rr. dttLon. $269;>. ior, tuned exhaust, runs likf' Call pvt f)ty, 64~1207 VW ne .... ·. STI.r18'1 ~ VW Sedan 549-3031 Ext. 66 or 67 $999 1970 HARBOR BLVD. CHICK IVERSON COSTA MESA VW -.66 · VW Sunroof '"'"'' "''· ,. .,. " r.adlO, heater. IZ,'\\\' 267) $699 lmmacula!e condition. i'cllo"' 1970 llARBOR BLVD. with pin stripping, new tires ~=-C~O~ST_A_M_E_S_A~~ & engine guaranteed Jor 90 '68 5 b'k 18711 BEACH BL. 0124435 day•. Llc.$Y1099PT005. quare HUNTINGTON B 4 Speed, fuel injection, radio, '65 vw EACH CHICK IVERSON beat". tXEV 4571 Harbour V.W. Gold custon1 paint, very few 1nilC'.'s on nrw engine. YRS. 195. $899 CHICK IVERSON vw 5-l!J..3031 Exl. li6 or 67 1970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA ~'1ESA vw $1625 r1·19.30~1 !:xt. 66 or 67 1970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 1968 VW Bug, Radio, rear seal speakers. S137i pri. ply. 644-4687 after 6 pm, '66 VW SEDAN Harbour V.W. 18711 BEACH BL, 842-4435 HUNTINGTON BEACH VW LEASING • Ta.~ & Lie. 0o .... ·n • $50.87 per month c•c.m:::·~~~~~--'62 VW CAMPER •• , $850 1300cc 50 HP e/liine. Radio, W~NTED or offer, heater. (RUF 081~ • 36 monrh Open encl lease 1m vw Bug ru pay top doUa-!or your Call aft: 5, 67~:-)206 $997 AT CHICK IVERSON vw VOLKSWAGEN today. CaU e '63 V\Y Camper • New and ask Jor Ron Pinchot. engint, tires &: brakes. Xlnt $49-3031 Ext. ~·.', 67J.0000. cond. $1095. 645-3044 New C1rs 9800 New Cars 9800 Harbour V.W. 1871 I BEACH BL. I! 12-4435 tlUNTINGTON BEACtl '6:> V\V hus x!nr rond .. rebuilt en:::;., new tires & 1970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA ME.SA '64 vw 4-Speed, radio, heater, paint. (YQS.923) $769 ....... """ 1'1U---··· 1'JU_J __ _ 962-1820 ,~ ,n,,oi;ow '62 Volkll $67."1 2100 Harbor Bl\'d. 645--041:i6 WE PAY CASH FOR YOUR CAR CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. Costa l\lesa 54f>.1200 WE PAY TOP CASH for used ean · a: trucks jll!I call us for tree estimate. GROTH CHEVROLET' . I Ask for Sales Manags ,; 18211 Beach B!vd. C• ; Hun~on Beach 1~ 847-6087 Kl ~ \VE PAY TOP DOlLAJ\l. FOR TOP USED CARS~, If your car is extra de~ see us first. ); BAUER nmcK ~!! 231 E. 17th St. ': · Costa ~tesa 518-~ I lJ\1PORTS \VANTED .. ' Orang<! Countie11 TOP $ BUYER .~ BILL i\tAXEY TOYOTA 18881 Beach Blvd. H, Beach. Ph. 847-$. ** WANTEO *;,I:' Want to buy '64 or '65 VdJr VO : From Pvt Ply: In tlf . cond. Reas Price. 673-8111';' A BETTER COMPACT tD•A FOR 1971 ! R/11, rbll motor, 1 yr pain! -=c,~6~9~V~w-~s"e~dac-"n'-'-°" Auto Leasing Like nl'w 1ires, New brks, 714/642--098;). LEASE A NE\V 1qn 91JI ..... . •• -· • • 3ALLNIW MODILS INCLUDING A 302v.a1 READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! I !·I'~ lmS I~ I ;El I ·l ;J ''~ 1 1I3 ~ ·l!m! ;E • '69 Cont. O•r frM t•l4 sMI ••H t•r w•rn11ty c•w•rs ••ttl '6& Mercury 4'D-i44•• ••r1• ••4 l•lttr ,., 100 4•Y• •r•,ooo •il••I Col•"' P1rt v ........ "••·· i .......... w.,...v•.--.••. ·--i.1-... .-. look fo, the 1eol on the wind1hi1ld. II meon1 the u'ed .... ...,. ,.._ ,_...,_ ,.... .. ••••••· ,,.,, ....... ~ '"'" ""¥1 cor you buy hos brond new tir11, bonery, spor~ plu91, lhl-•t.rlllf ............. .... "'"IOdflO\t..-.0 ·-L conden1or, 011d poin!1. ond ho1 bef!n recondilioned to ........................ _ ~XSl1J ,_ .. 'tloC17' $3999 po11 over TOO d iogno11ic !f!s!1 for perfo,monce 011d $2166 10!1ly. Tr••.,I• frff 4riwittt iw••n4 •t ,.. estr• ceatl '68 Cadillac $3 099 '64 Continental $999 Clll!•<!ll•hle. v.a. w •o. "'""-fac•o.-, 4-000ll S!OAN. Y·I, -·If~ .. r..:- O•t (On01!ionin9. ·~11 ~OWtt. •Od·•· .., .... '°"'llOnlrlg. 11111 pow«. red ... hfal~t, wt.•ll·WO~ llfO'-l"'!ld ~IO>S. Maltr, w!li"Wllll lwo, linltd gl<11>. w~tolto•er1. WWK4 16. whMI tO•tr'-{lW710 '66 FORD '67 COUGA!J c~1~..,,.w.,~.,,. ... v. $150 $1356 8, Cll.lfl:I. lrDn~ fottory oir condi•ion-y.1.-..-.llOWlfs_.,._. 1119, pnwrr s!ff!l";n9. powtt brnkes. .. tlnr. liollm.,... ...... whi!wwoll in., !"'led flo1t. wlltti '""''" Wl 1od10. he<i1tr, whittwoU tire,. lin1.d "' ~!oss, wheel COYtrS. Stt.[643 -- '70 Cougar '6V.L1ncoln . (~. 'I-I, INll. '""", loc..., W VI w" '""'· -.,.~ $2799 ....... ~-~··· .. $4499 '"w"' (4i11) bfok11, rodie. ~tallr. ;.,. pow.-(driK) ...... ,_.. ....... wMtwoli IO'•t. virlyl 1'11111, W.1111 tlm. do>ot,...,...~!116io.hlcrttr ...... w!otll COY«1, '09 ".SH 1......ir lirll. w;,,.,t reo!I. IWll9d 9lou. whftol CO-l. YN0•1tl .~~.~~!'!! .. ~. ~ .. $799 '67 lincoln 4 do-. ~. V-1, CNIO. trnn1., f«.IOrl ''"'"'"'"'"' '"' ......... ., $ 2 3 99 l!etru•q. fllWW {~K) brolotl. -tr wlitlewtll ti<tt. IHiltd ,ioi.1, wh•.t ,,,._._ wlll<lowl. llO-HOil, rodio. htiot..-, XNJ~l1 """-" ...... """' •oof.lirrMd 9lris. whfel ,_,_ Ull6!9 '69 MERCURY $2 99 '66 PONTIAC Mor411<1 'l·dfff {.oup1. v.1. ou•n. """''-"''' ···~~·--~· $822 ""'""'"'' ........ '" ""' . 4 " 1l••""g, POWOf b•o~· • • '0~10, ~tot ... AM/JM. ~1t1 ... """""""'' ~''"· •"'¥1 .... 1'wo0 ,,..... hn!td ~!Ml. wMtl CO"trl. ie,. J(IM 130 WJ.ll62 OPEN SUNDAYS NOT STRIPPED INCLUDING EXTRA COST IIlMS SUCH AS DUAL PAINT STRIPES, DLX. TWO SPOKE STEERING WHL, 6.34x14 TIRES , SMOG CONTROL SYSTEM. (5029 10) FABULOUS DISCOUNTS ON All REMAINING 1970's NEW1970 ''$ ~~- MONTEREY '...... ~ 2-DOOR HARDTOtscc= ~ $3350 618596 FULL PRICE ,,~--NEW 1970 . -. ,_. MONTEGO .--.'" J 2 DOOR F -· . HARDTOP ~~~~E $2~,f 5 NEW1970 ~~ MARQUIS . · 41 4-DOOR HARDTOP $1103 OZ68K572425 FULL PRICE Off WINDOW STICKER Automatic lltick shill, radio, healer. I Y\\'S 349) t1735 Harbour V.W. PINTO ·· $50.00 mo. 136 mo.) open e'ld RENT A NEW 1971 1969 VW Squareback, "'hi1e \\'/black inlerior, radio, full lrngth 1"f'ar CU8lom pad. Carrilo rlriving l i ghts, GabriC'I air shocks. chrome rims, radial !ires, exhaust extractor. $2295. 673-4125 Rf!f'r ~1pm. ---------'$ V\l.'-Xlnt 1·rbll cnginl'; 18711 BEACH BL. 842-4435 Pl'NTO HUNTINGTON BEACH . : ' ' •, nrC'ds lilllr body "·ork. flal"f'(( fcndl'I".~. Xln! c.-ond . Header system. $900 or best offer. Call after 5: 30, 968-6789. 196-l VW Bus w/!olddo\\'n $4 DAY bed & paneling. Xlnt cond. AND See at 2072 t\C\\'porl Bll'd. 4¢ MILE Ap1 H. Anytime $1000 rirm. PUT A LfITLE '68 VW Sedan '6.i VW BUG KICK IN ~OUR Good Cnnd. $600 Cash LIF'E:: . 642-0120 aft 6 P!\f THEODORE Rarlio. heate,., 4 speed. ROBINS FORD ! 1 YXR 7!}41 + 1965 WHITE V\V. Good 2060 HARBOR BLVD., j $99 tires. Runs good. $795. COSTA MESA ' Call 962-7331 DOWN + T. & L. 64"'°10 ) t '6.1 V\V, Perfect body, in----,,LE-=-Ao-=S~E,_--,.,,1 , I $50 rr1·., ,Ii, running. Good tires. New trans. S700. &IZ-5.i66 PER MONTH '6'1 vw $800. Rebuil1 engine, (30 MOS. OAC ) rhr-on1e rims. new tires. Jn1rrrs1 c.'On1putctl on 10'.,, Xln1 interior. 49'-1-5942. a11to1no!ive discounl r a 1 r ~========' "·hicli is rqui11all'nl 10 J8.00 VOLVO annual pt"f'('('ntagc rarr. Qc>. lr1·1'f'd 11ayment pri('c i~ -------- $1ti(i6.95 includini;: all intrr. ~ psi. ;i.11 ta.xcs and 1970 lie. IHINI rnS<' or if you Jll'l'frr ro pay {jj rash lhr full prier is only . ZN'O 'V0 111 LVO' S\366 inciudins ra.-..: and lir. and not o~ penny 1norc. B!LL YATES "FRIEDLANDER" VOLKSWAGEN 32852 Vallr Ro11d Snn Juan Capislrnno 11:11.•1800149:\-451 1 /~9!).2261 tJ7st sa•ctt OIWT, Jtl 893· 7566 • 537-6824 NEW-USEP.SERV. .............. 9600 YOUR .1971 NO\V ·: EARLY DELIVERY ! ASSURED ; \\11': \\'ILL BUY YOUR ~. PRESEt\-1 CAP. \VITH ! LF.ASE BACK PLAN ,_ UNTIL NE\V CAR i DELIVERY t DEAL DIRECT Jo"()R I THE: BEST CADILLACj LEASE Of' ALL -~; Nabers Cadillal\ 2600 HARBOR BL VO., 1 Costa t.ll'sa ~.-10-9111() Oprn Sund ANY Day is the BEST dRy run an ad! 0 o n delay .. rall today, 642-56 ~ items wilh rai;f', llSf' Da Pilol Cla~ifi<'d. &IZ-O:r678 /T'S EASY TO BUY THE ALL NEW ' DUNTON FORD 2240 SO. MAIN-SANTA ANA WHERI! BROADWAY MEETS MAIN ST. AT WARNEl'lt ; " ~ ' ----·---··· .. ~~~----•-Y•~··-·-••M••~··-=•~•••~·-·~·•~·-·--·-----·-~•··-------••-·••••c=--=··~=-·-*~·--•~--&~.a'"'s••"'''""'~--~-~-~~£"'""~w-"""'-·""r'"""'~"·"'"',.'=-""'a __ .,,..,,j DAILY PILOT .f:J 3~ DAILY PILOT Frkl11. Ntvtftlber 27, 197() Th11rsd11, November 26, 1970 ! I~~f'C!R!AT!ON TRANSPORTATION fRAN>P<.M "TION TRA NSPORTAT ION , UNd Cara -Used Cars 9900 Und Ca" 9900 Used C1r1 ~ " ' COMIT CADILLAC CAMAIO CADILLAC CHEVROLET CHEVROLET CHEVROLET HAPPY THANKSOIVINO Gob BLESS YOU IN THE NAME 01' '&.1 CAD CPE DE VILLE C ILIAC O '67 OOIARP blue/tilk Int. T --------_________ 1----------'· AD S 7 '$ :3l14sp.8000mlonRRena:. ''4 CHEVROLET 1---------""'l'U power F 60 ttrea &3$--2995 '66 CHEVROLET '61 CHEVROLET Stallon Wagon, Automatic, Chrys. '63 Newport CHRYSLER ''1 COME~4 Automa.11<.-, l"ll.dlo, hcal11rl'.' JESUS CHRIST F ltOM PTL MOTORS. IUICK $699 L tS~kof~· Ill 1----------4 Dr, l2'l V8, Ml )>0\11rr. A Station \Vop1. Automatic, radio. heater, &ood Nbber, y.8, ah· l'Ondltloni•·"', r•dio, .WE CHIP .,,., ·-.... Y CHEVROLET ""' i;,,. '""<SAA"'" "" "" 1 1•003• · rz•v •·e -· C11dlllacs In Or•nt• $111 o, e. $1·49 tlf'w pa1n1. $595 ·n ) ~tr-.;1;9) m&ny dlx. extras. AUTO SALES County '63 CHEVROLET "1M "1M.J.. ANCHOR MOTORS .,., ___ .. .,., $395 (JIR-JT)) -,. "" ~ ~~· 2100 H&rbor Blvd, 64~ CONTINENTAl:I : ~ * 6f2..9i'OO Ciic,, DeVUUs, Sed. DeVilles Sle.tion Waion. Autorne.tic, ,,..~ ~ Z150 Harbor Blvd . '"""""" I~ I Detailed, Seniced i '66 FLEETWOOD. Oulttan-and El Dorados · \'-8. re.dlo, heater. CHCS.. 2100 H11-rbor Blvd. ti!;>.!}166 , .,,--,,...=,.,"°"'--..,c_.~1_·-,-ii 2100 Harbor Blvd. &l>IMG6 I Readv To Go '4.1RMERA,1 owner, 40,000 1 • HUNTINGTON BEACH 6' FUii din& Cond. 48,000 mi. Pvt 19&3 through 1970 198) ,66 CHEVROLET '68 CH.EV. Impala. PIS .. 70 CHEVY Z-2S 8000 mi's 4• 11~. c-::<"a11'1-. Al'' •1•• 1~!"7ae. pty. New tires, 644-3292, Plus Many Other Fine Cars. $19' R&H, auto., ne .... · Polyglas spd 360 ff P M • 1 Chrysler • Plymouth • .. ~~-..:.:~:::::-w;;';;;:;";:~;;;-:;;:·J--=c::~==r.-=c---1 ·LL s•LE PRICED ANCHOR MOTORS J\.taHbu. V/S power lteerinr, . ,.,_. t oo:n ' . • . us 16661 Beach Blvd. H.B. 1, "' ,. automaUc,' n.dk>, beater, tit'l!ll. \Aig, own. ..,....., sacr ifice, $3100 or best of.. "~51&& e s.a2'.o631 'ml CONTINENTAL. Load 'I ·~ Rlviera. Excellent oon-'64 CADILLAC NABERS CADILLAC 2150 Harbor Blvd. po\\·er \\1tidows, white walls. ~15-8531 fer. 536-27~ a-Extra s ha r P ! r.1 \I ltlon. Viltyl top A extras Coupe-de Vllle.'Full power, 1-=;16-~l050"""""_,"C'°._1\f_. =::-1 (RUG-6581 '65 NOVA 2 Dr. Hardtop. 3 ·~ CORVAIR convertible TRADE tqUlty or sell '69 sacrifice! 847-3511 ~· ~. cloth and lt!athlr interior '70 Madbu SS $995 spd. Good paint Reblt 283. turbocharged, !\lake oner. Chl')•sler Nliwpon 4-.clr I-IT. ~"""'===""===~i:'I TIME FOR fUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD lneld. air eonditlonln,1:. 2600 =O~~VD,. HUNTINGTON BEACH Seit offer. 673-tm ~1>6321. Call 64&--7300 Liter 6 p.m. CORVAIR ~ (OPP-409J 540-910fl OPEN SUNDAY V!, loaded +air mnd., pow. Chrysler .. Plymouth '&I Chevy Im-·'-, 4-<!r, '• $1495 ::r.t: er "'indo\\'!, (812 AGOl .--CHRYSLER MET • • ~ '70 c.w Coupe •.• VW. · $2995 l666! Beoch Bl,d., H.B. Good '~""* 1750 CO '62 CORVAIR >. '-.... • 7500 ml ~ ll.-54().5164 • 842-0631 lt 5'ffi..6840 * D-d(o h ' ~ ..&; .... -' -new . BILL JONES' '66 CHRYSLER 300 ~ · eatn . ~•~·-. """ $6000. 64-1.oazt '67 CHEVY SUPER SPORT •57 STA, Wgn, VS. Very good '68 CYCLONE GT. Wpd, paint, very. very cle1; 2l:sH=-ni;.~ p:: 161 Coupe 01Ville B.J. Sportscar Center s 1299 Shupe. !'\C'W brks, battery. A~\\~r~·· radio, hentcr, full 390, P\\T str, xlnt conCI. Pvt jJCJ....8061 $445 ' run power, AM!ttot stereo, BLUE CHIP $:!00. 545--2058, 5 to 7 pm. $599 ply. Best offer 675-4337. ~8!~:-:n DE VILLE) landau top, tilt & tele, leath. 2833 Jrarbor, C.?-.f. ?46"449l AUTO SALES CHEVY: Bel Air. 2-dr, R/H, ANCHOR MOTORS • '&I 00:-0tET, auto trans, ~ Air O:inditloner !'I' stat•. $3595. Call 537-54.14. ~ MALlliU. $600 ; 11·ht walJg, goocl cond, $600 7150 Harbor Blvd. PIS, R/I{, $475. Radiator '59 FLEETWOOD • Xlntl .;Good:;;~'°""~·:,;*~833-;;;3~732;';,~!ll;;o.<:;;J;;9'~=;*=~6';::2;·9;::700~,;:o~c ;:::""~'~' o;::lf;"~-~67'-;:;>;::17~0.~= ==;:;"';~~J/J~SQ~~C;;·':;;t.=~===*~6""42;:_;;;';' ;*~="-~:;~====§~!ii Radio eond. -all pwr., air. See 101· Jtub caps appN:c. $395. 841-,-;:,Sl llnl<e• 11 Priced far quick ~ale I ! 512-3!3> rr·s Beach houae tim&. Bis· cm select.Jon ewr! See the 1e<:Uon now! CAMARO '69 Z 28 Camara, c1.11tom paint rally inter, $2400 or bit oh-, 6TS-8640 9HO UiNCors The Best Ideas That Ever Happened To A Car Are At JOHNSON & SON I Cadillac Inventory Reduction Specials Choose from Orange County's largest & most complete selection of Quality Cadillacs ------JUST A FEW EXAMPLES------ 1969 El Dorado 1969 Sad. De Ville 1970 Fleetwood Factory alr condlllonln;. Facblry air conditioning, Factory air conditioning, Tull power, vinyl top, run power, vin)'I top. AU full power, stereo every stereo, loaded. {753BSX J. Cadillac options, dlx. extra made! (Ser. Embat;sy silver finl!h (965AGCI. Luxuriou~ 1037561. Sp11rkling white with black vinyl top & autumn gold flni!h .,.,.Ith exterior u•lth beautiful black cloth & leather matching cloth & leath-brocade interior. inLe1ior. c1· interior. $5599 $4599 $5999 1969 Sed. De Ville 1968 Cpe. De Ville 1968 Sed. De .Ville Factory air conditioning, Factory air eondltionlng, Factory air conditioning, Full po\\·er, vinyl top. full power tilt &: tele~ lull pc:>\\·er, vinyl top, Stereo, tilt .,.,,heel, elc. 3!J6. pie steerlri:l' .,.,·heel, etc. stl"reo. tilt steering etc. BS\V. Flremlst nutmeg (VCL742). Beautiful IVUR3051 , Immac'uiate brov.·n interior "'ith cor-n11. .... •less ,~·bite finish Glenmorl" green finish dovan cloth & leather with black cloth & u·ith green cloth & interior. leather interior. leather lnterior. $4599 $3199 $3499 J.~~~ ~e~t~iJ!~ 1967 El Dorado 1968 CADILLAC Factory air conditioqln10., ~vtrYbl~~t&:"' power. Vinyl padded lop. full p<l\\·er, vinfl *8J, ocy ale l!lfl l\1any extras. G\'\VY018l. stereo, tilt stff_rina, ftt.1 stereo ~M~PM mu BeauUful Glen more etc. rWiqlSJ. IJ>~ f\fij· ~I . ,,.flli"heel. green finish \~;ith black .:i.i•:i ~fl'~'. 11'11 A ,1 .. 8 i r~ top & green c\QU\ t "'" ~~-~.111 V11il . W~h .. ~~· . •i> and leather int@r'iotl. w t' leAt er Jnterlor. $3899 titl or. $2999 $29.89 . -1966 Sed. De Ville 1961'0onvertlble _1967 Brougham Full po11ier equipment Fackiry all' corxlltioninr. Factory air conditioning, ru 11 power, every plus factory air condl-full pov.·er. ITXD206). I DELUXE CADI LLAC tioni ng 11nd many other luxury features. fTEX-Po"•der blue finish "'Ith EXTRA! (VAU129J, 995l. Autumn iro14 ex-y;hlte top and matching I Lovely Chestnut brown .terlor with matching leathe r lnterlor, I exterior with beige vinyl cloth Ii: leather interior. I lop & b<;go lu>ucy ;n. terlor. $1999 $2599 $2999 1966 Cpe. De Ville i.~adory air cort!Hlonllia, }.~P.~ SJ!abitlX\~;, 1966 Cpe. De Ville Factory air eondiOOni ng, full po.,.,·er, vinyl patld@d = top, full leather i~ all power extras, Full roof. ~Jtpy f! X 11' ,A I I 1 Every dlx. option. leather interior, t 11 t <SSVBOOI, h:'~ocy ~,. Stunn;n< 1-~1htel. 1$887141. State- t>xtfrlor Wtt vi-Q '". finish ·,•.-Ith ly black exterior color ther interior. • " Ideas Make Better ALL NEW FOR '71 MERCURY MAR9UIS BROUGHAM. T•ke the most dr•- m1tic •tyling in the medium price cl•ss •.. •dd the best ride ide•s •nd luxury fe•tures from the world's most ex- pensive luxury cars •.• •nd you have a better medium priced c•r. NICEST USED CARS IN ORANGE COUNTY I 65 COMIT CALIENTE ConverUbl~ automatic tran~-mission, ra io, heater, power , stee1·Jng, 1)0v.·cr brakes, very clean. WAB 885. I '61 FORD FIDO Ptcku~. V8, 3 speed . .,.,·ith o\'cr· drlve ft. bed. traded by original o.,.,•ner drivt>n only 42,000 mlle!l.. Lie. GIG846 I '66 FORD GALio.XiE 4 Dr. Automatic transmissinn, radio, heater, pQ\.\'Cr steering, factory air. iRTR487) I 4 Dr. Automalic transmission. Over 50 To Choose From $888 $888 $999 '67 '68 COUGAR Automallc trnnsmlsslon, po,v. er steering, faelory air, radio, heater, xtra clean. (TUX190) I CHIYROLIT IMPALA 2 Dr. 11.T. Beautiful maroon w/ black Interior. Automatia, P.S., R., ft, white u·alls, etc. \Vtll maintained. (YRUS24 J I tt777 '68 OLDSMOllL! Delta II $2222 2 Dr. 1-lal'dlop. Automatic transmission, radio, heater, JXl"'er steering, factory alr, Landau roof. Immaculate thru·out VGY 989. I ny\l:fh & matching: cloth • •4 ~r Interior. . $2199. ' ' ~th red lf!iher inter- 1or. $1111 $1799 I 65 OLDS CUTLASS radio, heater. f'lC. See to a ppre-$999 '69 MERCURY MONTIGO MX $2222 2 Door !lard Top. Automatic tz·ansn1i1slon. radio, heater. 110.,.,·r1· steerln!{. po1\1er brakes, " . . 1965 Ciie. De Ville 1965 Convertible ).~~t ~-~HX\~~ Factory air ~nJ, Factocy air rndilionlng, tun pov.·er, all lea · , Tilt full pov.-tr, '1 . lealhtr in. f\i~"r, all leather ln- wheel. <YPJ428l. ~Ult· terlar, ~ with l t~ loaded v.i th extras. less white exterior \l.<ith ""' ).\'~lou;.rur, ~ IOTY900J. White exter- contrasting red leather 1n:r nsh . r lffl'. black vi nyl top I: Interior. lea.ther lnter10P. matching black leathef $1799 51111 Interior. $998 . Select Trade~lns I 1967 Olds "88" F!~~ ~lc!!t~. 1969 Buick Electra Della ·l-dr. Hardtop, Fae· Luxurious ~ "-"Jlo tory al• condilionlf\&', \1nyl top. Tilt & ~f!ICOPIC cpr. Factory tJ,r condition lUUJ6M), . 5tftrin&", sterro, tuh 2l\\'. Ing. Pull ~y,·er:. V~·J er, (XDLSM). !OP. if 799), $1799 $3099 p 1967 Buick . Riviera 1967 Thunderbird 1966 bids 88 Factoey air condit!onlng, F•etory air conditioning, Factory alp l)ndlUon!ng, f\111 power, vinyl top, landau top. Full pcnver & pov.-er 1tff~ auton1atic 1tereo, Ult w heel. Vl"'ry few miles . trnM. Radle\ Ii I ate r I (TF'B4001. (32<!1QG), many JCtn. (0CJV~J. $2499 51999 '1299 ' OVER 40 OTHER QUALITY CARS' TO CHOOSE FROM 1Dr Nabers ~ IS Cadillac IBl Authoris.td Ctdilltc Ottltr Strvicl n9 the Ortngt County Htrbor Arte 2600 HARBOR ILVD., IN COSTA MESA CALL 540:9100 OPEN EVES. & SU DAY .. ciatc. Very clean. ITEY070f I '66 PONTIAC LEMANS 2 Dr. Hardtop. Autornatic trans· mission, power steering, 1:iov.·er brake!, air conditioning, radio, heater, Landau top, Value plus. I r:ZB791) I Sl&tlon \Vagon. V8, nutomatie '66 l'OID COUNTRY SEDAN $1055 transmission, radio, heater, powur steering, etc. nuns good. SAA 866 I '65 ~~~~!~~~'~'~~m;.,1on, cad;o, $1199 heater, po"·er l\'indo\vs, powrr stce.rlnr, µo .... ·er brakes. Po"·cr :_, seat11, factory air. Very clean. Uc. f'BZ 962. '66 I CHIV. IMPl.LA $1199 2 Ooor Hardtor. Automatic transmission, radio, heater, power steering. air conditionin;:-, very cleo.n. S~A 64:l. '68 '68 Landau roof, f1nlsh like nf'I\'. t\VXE092) I CONTINENTAL $3333 Coupe. Elcgancl' personified. Fully PQl\'er equl~. Alr cont!. · Leather Interior: Landau roof, stel"('(I tapr. tilt wheel. etc. (XE\V331l I CADILLAC Convtrtlble. Full r>O"'r.r includ- ing lactory air. Lie. VZD 123 I '69 CONTINENTAL $3999 Coupe. UJ~ry throuehouL. Full l.IO"·~r t'QUlpped. Factory rur. Leather Interior~ Landau Roof. Carefully maln!aln~ IXSR852 l '69 I PONTIAC •TD $2777 Auiometlo treNmlHlon, ra- dio, heater, pawer •tetnna:, power brakff, air, etc. Looka I run& like ne1v. (YCU9501 .Johnson. s ·on " ( l Miit Sou th of Son DI .. • Freeway> LINCOLN CONTINENTAL e MARK Ill e MERCURY e COUGAR 540-5630 ,_ 2626 H•rlior llvdr COSTA MISA 642-0981 ' . • ,.,..,.,-.,. -_,.,,. -~----~-. - ------~ -'"-'· --.. . ~ . -·---. . .j.j OAll. • ~I ~~• -- ~RAN POR1 ATIO N TRANSPORTATION TRA!15PORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTAT ION :;u DAIL y PILOT Ftlday, /loven1bfr 27, lt70 TRANSPORTAT ION 1 M:AN:iPOR'( A f lON 1..c~~.,:,,..vw fA !'ION TRANSPORTATION · llH4 c.,.. ·"°° ~ted Cars 9900 UMCI C•r• 990o UHd C ,,, 9900 DODGE···--1------'' UMd C.•n 9900 Ustd Ci" 9900 Used Cars ttOO; -----1·-------. MERCURY Usecl Cars 9900 ' UMCf Cars ttoo DODGE 1': CORVETIE l!l"110o00E-van.--v-:s DODGE DODGE fORD FORD BEAUT \\'hlle & blue '6.), 1 '6' DODGE 327·365. O ise brk ~. Dari. Au1on11tlie, rt1d10, hcut· radio. h1ust sell. 837.2947 1•1. 1 YNJ .3~99 ·57 DODGE engine, "Ton, low mUeage.1----------'----------- '62 Dodge P a ler• SOO 'i ton pickup and can1pt'r. $300 Ir T.O.P. 5-17-4491 '69 FORD LTD MUSTAJ'G 1 '170 Me~~ury evt's '57 CO RVETTE t;OQD COND * Sj()I) • All 6: 5<16-2:>31 • COUGAR ANCHOR MOTORS :ll~ Harbor !Jlvd. :'H&.30,'XI C.t\1. 1 Dr. H.T, Autoniatic tr,ana., ~ this unusual unit. (M-FALCON Landau, VS, automatic, po\\'- radio, hcat"r. 35G5Cll ----_____ 1 er steering, M H, \\'bite $199 $388. '61 FALCON 4-dr station walls, luxury lnlt!rior, <KSC ANCHOR MOTORS W I L S 0 N '''a.,."'On. $60, Needs some 922) 2150 Harbor Blvd. ,.11 ... 1.,e \\'Ork, 642-lSU S2088 '65 FORD Coontry Sedan 10 pasi;, \\'ag. on. t>"'actory air, VS, auton1a. lie, P .S. (11U093J 1588 WILS ON 546-!0C<I C.M. F'ORD SALES w I L s 0 N 'j() Dodrie. Xlnt Cond tS25:i Beach Blvd. FORD FORD SAL£S Cyclone Co1npetlllon or'a.ngc \Vitt-. <'Of1. lr&.sli11g black inte1·ior, 011ly drlvtn 7000 miles·, sUU in facfory warranty. Full fa~·· 1c.1-y equipped including ~ 11~ tr:.,~. Lie, 128ASJ. ~~~ Maist .. ~g: VS, a'utoowtlc, ~&~llecr. U\t:, rac1i0, fT.fT 098) $99 DOWN+ T. & L. J.:'l67 Cougar '''/air. '.\'e11· tires, recf"nt tune-up. i')i.· ~!cnt condition S 2 0 0 0 . .j\)ake offer. 897-8174 aflel' 6. '.'WHITE ELEPHANTS" overrunning your house ? I "Cash" .. sell the111 1hru Daily Pilot .Classifl<'d 'fi6 OODGE~-­ Pit·ku11. r\ear nt'w c.<01xtltio11 I 1hru-out. ~ V2GS731 Slo.18 WILSON :iO,OOJ mi's * $300 HUJjtington Beach -------1 F'ORO SALES l825S Beach Blvd. * 67Xl972 * :H0-1180 842-66 11 '62 F ORD 18255 Beaeh Blvd. tlw1tington BeaCh 1967 OODGE Dar f. GT e 'G5 DODGE VAN _Camper· Galrude 500 2 dr. H.T. Radio, HunllnglOn Beach 5'10-7780 84U6ll Bue/seats, $690. 642-6812 ....,uip. V-8 stick, Air. 1 heater, air r.ond, (623.AOI) 540-778() 842-~ll FORD SALES 182.).i Beach Bl\'d. lluntington Beach .\40-7780 ~42..GGU oall FRI. ., $149 1-:-:-=--:-.:.:....-==-'66 FORO 500 I "6.i DODGE Dart GT, aoto, ~~7 Dys 646-7468' Eves ANCHO R MOTORS 167 Ford Custom 4 Dr. F'ull power tine c:u· I==="'°'==°"' needs a home~ (RsS.956J ' V-8, P/S, P/B, R&H, 11iE SUN NEVER SETS on 2150 Harbor Blvd, 1,, VS, radio, heater, etc. '39,000 $596 mags, air. $725. 613-9428. Pilot Classified f>46.30!50 C.111. • acl\,lolJ m iles. Lie. VZK 669 $?99 ~~ $2399 CHICK IVERSON vw j \9-3031 Ext, 66 or 67 1970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA li1~A '63 Mercury Mon ttrty Bucket seat1, autom(lllc, ra. dio, beater. <OMJ.3251 $41.67 PER MONTH ( 30 MOS. OAC} Interest conipuled on 10~ auton1otive discount rat f' 11·hich is cquiva1ent to 18.00 annuaJ percentage rate. De. ff'n-ed payment price Is $1407.~ including all inter- est, all taxes and 1970 lie. ense or it you prefer to pay cash the full price i5 only $11~.95 ~including tax ..m lie. and not one' penny more. New Cir• lf1AUER°{ BUICK,1N COSTA MESA "S PEC IALIZI NG IN QUA LIT Y" G.M.'S MOST EXCITING CAR FOR '71 HERE NOW FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! .._ ___________ ..... ALL Remaining 1970 OPELS IN STOCK Now DRASTICALLY REDUCED FOR IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE • '70 OPEL GT '69 PONTIAC ' 4 ipeed, 10 ,000 miles I047AGEI Cetalin a 2 Dr. H.T. Auto., P.S .. P.B., 21,000 milet. I YRWJ57 I $2873 s2497 '69 CORVETTE '68 PONTIAC Double sharp. Air, 4 speed, 350 en9., 15,000 Bonneville W•9on. 9 pes5. Air, full power, miles. ( 579AGS I ll .000 mil es. !WXHSlOI s3a92 $2690 ---- '67 OLDSMOBILE '68 SKYLARK Cutles1. 2 Dr H.T. Air, auto., P.S., P.B. Custom 2 Or. H.T. Vinyl roof, buc.lcet ieets, IVFT4321 P.S., P.B .. euto. !WEF/97 1 s1731 s2105 '68 BUICK '68 JAGUAR 2 ~ 2 LeSebre custom 2 Or . H.T. Vinyl roof, l 1,000 Automatic, air c.ond., w ire wheels, double miles, tilt wheel, •ir, P.S., P.B. ISOL440 ! ih•rp. 19,500 miles. !XEW 429l $2563 s39a7 UICK.1N COSTA 234 E. 17th St. MESA 548-7765 CHICK IVERSON vw 549-3031 Ext. 66 or ti7 1970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA '67 FORD RANOIERO 5(X) Dix. with 'gem :op camP- er. ~actory air, V8, auto., P .S. plus extras. (V2985l!J 11688 WILSON t'ORD SALES 1~ Beach Blvd. l{untington Beach 51-0-1780 842-6611 '66 FORD LTD Full Power $1050 BLUE CHIP AUTO SALES * &12-9700 TOP DOLLAR 2100 1-tarbor Blvd. 645-0466 I $695 Loo king for a car? ~ ll'JiU_J __ . EASY ,_ Call Auto Referral free of 2100 Harbor Blvd. 645-0466 charge, We have ::;ellers * '69 MERCURY Marauder. wailing, All types & prices. Desperate, must sell! Will Selle1-s also welcome. take any reasonable offer! &124431 R&H. air, ps/pb, Xlnt cond. Auto Referral Service 836-3309 '67 COUNTRY Squire \vgn, I ·M=E=R=cu~R=Y-1~9S9=' -~i\1~arquis IO pass. air, all pwr, like Coloey Park sta ·wagon. new, Sl750. PTL Molon;, Full po\ver, air-«1nd, lo\v ~~-4.>4~arbor Blvd, Ci\1. mi., lug rack. new tires, disc brks, xlnt c<>ncl. Prv 1962 FORD Station Wagon ply. $299j. 642-2076. 36S V-8 lntercepter Engine 1966 Park Lane convert. Orig S400 cash. 1735 Pomona, owner. White exterior, aqua ~C~.,~M=·=~~-~---I jnterior. Air." AM/Tht, 1965 FORD Falcon Ranche:ro v.•/1/w ps/pb/p,1·. Sltj() 289 cu. in. 4 speed very Baycrest area. &18-4731 . clean. $7j() or best oHer. '67COUGAR, 289 cu in t?ng, Call after 5:00 836-6793 A/C, PIS, P/B, Xlnt cond, '69 l\1ACH I, xlnt. cond. Lo Belo\v lot prit?e. 847-8947 m ileage. $2650. Call 642-7800 anytime 1967 COUNTRY SQUIRE 390: Air, all/po\\·er & new MUSTANG B!LL YATES VOLKSWAGEN 32852 Vaile Road San Juan Capistrano !1;::7!4800/ 493·151V 499-2261 '6J ~fUST ANG f Hartltop. Radio, heater, buck-, ct scats. !OXE824) !' ""' WIL SON t•ORD SALES JS25J Beach Blvd. Hunlini;ton Beach ;)40.7780 8·12·6611 I Mustang Sports Roof · 1970 loaded, 6,000 mi's. Beau:( tiful. Like new. Also, Tm. pala Sprt Ooupe. Leaving for Orient. SacriJiCt'. 499-3702 : '" MUSTANG vs. ""' '67 Mustang : \\'/vinyl top. REAL H _, O b . tl Id CLEAN. $1150. Pvt ply. aiulop_ wned y ht e o for tires. ;1700. &14-5084 . CLEAN USED CARS '&I FALCON station wgn See Andy Bro1vn -VS. auto., r&h. Lo mi. In1~ THEODOR E n1ac. S750. 642--0634. ROBINS FORD 1964 FORD v.·indow Van, 4 speed-alr.chrome \V he e Is 2060 Harbor Blvd. New tires $1195, 64G-1265 Costa Mesa 642-0010, '62 Fon! Falco~ean, good =-==c:c-::-:-",.,-.,.,--· I t r a n s p o r t a I i o n • $225. '65 FORD FAIRLANE 968-Mtl or 96S-8679 .• Radio, hea!l'r. lNQD-905J 1964 Falcon. Rblt eng. 1100 $399 mil new clutch, new carb, ANCHOR MOTORS 149;. ;4!l-<>133. 2150 Harbor Blvd. 546-3050 C.M LINCOLN TORINO '70 4-<lr. 2 mo old,·--------- Sa~ 11100! T.D.P. Tako "' '62 LINCOLN ed car in trade. 675-0300 or CONTINENTAL "6;;7:;'-;,37;;54"7=~~=~~ 11-uu power &. air. (JRH509) pwr, fact a ir, lo n1i. SHARP! S9JO. Pvt ply, Can finance full cost. 675--Jln $2ff ANCHOR MOTORS 2150 Harbor Blvd. 546-3050 c .r.1. 642-4873 school teacher. 2!1,000 actual ------------1 nliles IUOF612J i\fust sell! '67 MUSTANG Call .Sid dlr. 540-3100 or : Air cond., radio, heater, fac-494-7506 aft 10 am. lory warranty still remains. Beautiful blue, Cleanest i\1ustang in tov.'11, (\fWF.717 ) •'69 lifUSI'ANG Mach r. 3Jl, air, 4.gpc1, full pwr, ste1~.· Rea~. 647-21J86. ~ ~ t-.fA Cll I, 1970, 351 engine, Must sell, lo mi's, xlnt. · ZloO Harbor ,Blvd, 645-0166 cond. 5 Yr. "'alT. 675-5028 I '66 MUSTANG FSTBCK '69 i\1 u s I an g convertible.] $ 1099 $2.000. 4 spd, stereo radio.! Xlnt cond. 497-1308. · BLUE CHlP '67 ~1ustan;: V·8 automatir.; AUTO SALES R/J-1. Very clean. 1 owncr.i J40.4392 * 642--9700 837-7856, 49!}--217!}. ! BUSIEST marketplace in I * 1965 i\fUST ANG ~ ! trwc The DAILY PlLOI' Baby blue V"/\11hile vi nyl top.1 Clas~ified section. Save 557-4643 ~~~-~~~-~1 money. time & eUort by '70 351 4-spcl, fstbck, posi- s hop pi n & from your traction. Likr. 11('\V, annt:hair. 54S.8900 9800New C1rs 9800 New C1rs 9800New Cars 9800 BRAND NEW '71 PINTO now. 2 door. 1600 cc. e ngine, .C speed tranimissi on, he•ter. 1971 MAVERICK 4 DR. l dr. H.T., hill power, •ir, low Mil11. ( VGJ461 ) '66 GALAXIE 500 ,2 d1. H.T., V.I, •ir, pow~r 1le1rin9 & brake1. ! SVF ! 111 $1295 '65 FAIRLANE 500 4 dr. 11d,1'1. Auto, pow1r tl11tin9, radio. " 9 "5895 E BUYS FROM THE GOOD GUYS ALL PRICES PLUS TAX & llC. Sou th Coast FORD-MERCURY 303 Broadway, Laguna Beach 549-3851 ' • ' ' ' ,, ,,1Jrsda1, ~o~t.nber 26, l91V •TRANSPORTATION ________ • ______ ..._,..__,. ••• ' " •• -·· ......... , ......... J 4 ........ $$ DAil Y PILOT -15 TRAN>l'ORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRAN SPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATI ON • w z oe s a: s 4 $1%,Z &4P4 PJli # $k&YN tu WJJDIM...,..,W· . ' . Frld<1y, Nowmbtr 27, 1970 DAILY PILOT ·•1 TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION fRANSPORTArlON· - ' 9900 Used C1r1 9900 Used Cart 9'°' Imported Autos 9600 Used C1r1 'l900 Used C1r1 9900 Used Cart '900 Uted Cart 9.IOO Uaed Cars 9900 1--'-----UMd C1 r1 J1ru1µorr Jl111po11 ~, 3100 W. Coast Hwy . NEWPORT BEACH 642-9405 540-1764 Authorized MG Oteler Authorized Ferreri Dealer 1970 MGB LIST ..•• $3635 .· OLDSMOBILE OLDSMOBI LE PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH -'65 OLDS 442 '69 Pl th ;.,,,....,, ,..1,. "'"""· ymou Automatic, po11.>er i>teerh111, { #943.:i) radio, bucket i;eats. (Sl.V-$695 Ii l"ylinder. Standard lranl. V!!. radio. automatic, po,,·er 52'1. $99 1Jt'.M-~ "$991 "'"ring, '$99AX 814/ DOWN + T. A L. 2100 llacb<i. Bh·d. 64""'66 DOW N + T. A L. DOWN + T. & L. $37 SO -:-~Vlll1a Cruiser Station $§0 56 $31 M • "'""'"· '""""'"'· , , ' . .w PER MONTH cond.. po~·t>r sfl1, b1'k1, 3 PER MONTH PER MONTH '66 Cutla ss '63 P~mouth Wagon PLYMOUTH '70 Pl YMOUTH ROADRUNNER '-speed, vlnyl roof, chron1r whet'l, radio, heattr. Real sharp? (3JJ..AUJ) $2295 HUNTINGTON BEACH Chrysler • Plymoutn 16661 BellCh Bl\'d., H.B. 540-5164 • 842-0631 (30 MOS. OACl '""'·Good oondltlon. $950. (36 MOS. OAC) 124 MOS. OAC) lntel'Clll compUt@d on 10'.~ ~',."'.,',.,'~" .. ',.'.,'-'·=-.,,.-:-::-IInterrst (.'On1puted on 10% Interest computed on 1Z';J'. PONTIAC automotive dtscoun! r a t e '66 F'85 WGN, p/1, p/b, a/t, auromo!ive d lscount r ate auto1notive di.scount rate --------- ll'hlch is equivalent lo Hl.00 VS. air, lo n1i 's1 by o"·ner, ~·hich Is l'QUivalent to 18.00 ~·hich is equi\'alent to 21.50 '62 PONTIAC annual pertt>nlagc rate. De. $200 under book. 6~5-0927 annual pereentagc rate. De. annual perct'n1age rate. Oto. Catalina Slarinn \Vagon. fert'ed payment priC{o is •69 Olds CUtlass Convertible !erred payment Price Is ferred payment price is tRTA84.3) SlZ76.9S including all inler. Xtn low mUeagt>. $:l,<tfi0. $1997.11 Including all inter. SSSO.~ includin&: all inter. $2118 esl , all taxes and 1970 i ll'· Call ST3-26a!I. est, all ta,xes and 1970 lie-es!, all laxes and 1970 lie. W I L S 0 N PON TIAC '70 OTO 45j cu. in, Rain Air, close ratio 4-speed, hood Inch, Ride & llandl'g pkg, PIS, PI DIB, Radio & heater, N<'~· Firestone \Vide ovaJs. "ALL BLACK"' l\l&ke ofter or trade lor late 1nodel For<l truck. """""' "69 PO:"'TIAC Custont Sedan. Factory air, VS, automatic, P.S., radio, heater. (n.A668l 11,.. WILSON ense ur if you prefer 10 pay rn.se or if you prefer to pay el\W or U YoU rreter to )Ml)' cush the full prier is only PLYMOUTH cuh the full price is only cash the full price is only Jo'ORD SALES $1...., "~ · 1 di t nd F'ORD SAL£:s 18255 Beach 81\'d. $1051.95 including tax and $1576.95 including tax and .w . ..., inc u ng a.'< a · · II• and oot 0 -1825.l Beach Blvd. llunti.n<>ton Beach lie. and not one penny more. '68 PLYMOUTH he. and not one penny more. .... ne penny mo • .:. e. Huntington Beach :HG-7780 84Ui6ll BILL YATES s:;• i!":~~''v~~';,7;~.~: Bl LL YATES BILL YATES ><o.mo "'™11 '65 PONTI AC VOLKSWAGEN "°"'""''ri"• ,1,,1 ""'" VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN • t""' cro. w "'"'"•'· Tom"" ' de. Radio, ••at· · · V ~ r Air, r&h. automatic. Clean. er (ROB-2a4J l28.'i2 Valle Road intenor, ~·hi!e ~·alls. l ~ 328-.·2 vau, R••d 32852 Valle Road 2 · . , .,.. S2150. ~18-7 ~3. . $29' S11 11 Juan Capis1rnnn 429) San Juan Capistrano San Juan Capistrano $1691: TntED of t1111.t old furniture? ANCHOR MOTORS S::i-1800 ~!l~-ljl l/499.22f;i1 ~ 837-4800/193·4511/49!J..22GI 837-4800/493-4511/499-2'l61 · HUNTI NGTON BEACH It'• really 001 Uiat hard 2150 Harbor Blvd. Tu rn )'OUT '"Surplus" i~ I IT'S WONDERFUL the VACANCIES Colt money! to replace. Jusl watch the 540-3050 C.l\1. 835 ·•cash" with a Daily Pilot Chrysler -Plymouth many buyw in appliances Rent )'Otlr house, apt., store turnitWY & mtSC'f!ll&.1 ieous I ==~--=--~ Classified ad. Call today! 16661 Beach Blvd., H.B. you find in· the Classified bldg., etc. thru a Daily Pilot columns In the Cl&:s5ifled 1965 Pont iac Tempest -----I "-'--""-."'--------==""'='=164==·="="""==1 =.-'-OA:::d:;•·..:C:::"'c::;::k.;:"":::::m..:"'::w:.!:._ __ ci_.,._._,00_,_,_. ____ .;...;;""'="":..';;.· ------Ca.It after 6 pni, 5454614 $ SAVE : .. NOW s2aoo 6"0 2 8ZH + TAX & LIC. '69 PORSC HE 911 S . 1193100•1 $6499 FERRARI '67 FER RARI GTC XOXJ91 $7899 '67 FERRARI 2+2 VJG2 I J $8699 J AGUAR '67 XK E VOFi•S $2599 '66 AUSTI N HEALEY Cofl •. IZKG7171 $1799 • ~ '64 GHIA ~ Pl-4116 . . ' ,P.USTI.~ I H<I ERICAH' , 69 .A·A ' ZUC.516 $1099 i 'SI PORS CHE • Red coupe, UAMOb7 • . ' $1~99 • ) . 3 '68 TRI UMPH G'f :; Ilic. XTK-171 1 ' • • .. ·' $2099 : '64 PORSCHE 1600 ;_; Yellaw. PHH19l •• •• ~ ~ $2299 ~ '6S PORSCHE SC > Rid. XHT!t I ~ $2999 ~ ~ '66 MG B-GT :• Wh it1 with t1d inte•ior. SVX90 I . .. :· ;~ $1999 ·I '66 PORSCHE 8lu 1, SVEb52 .. i , • $2599 '68 PORSCHE T 1~t1ri~1, VVV6S2 $36,0 ~ $2299 " • ' 1970 MALIBU 4 Door sedan. Radio, haatar, power steer· ing, automatic, f<!lctory •ir conditioning, Remain ing f<!l ctory guarantee. (050ASVJ s2999 1970 IMPALA Door hardtop coupe. Automatic, radio, heater, power steering , vinyl interior, f11 c- tory air. Low, low miles. Rem11 ining factory guarantee. lll'lACG ) s3299 1970 MALIBU 2 Door hardtop. Automatic, r11dlo, heater, power steering, factory air conditioning. Low, low mites. I052A8Xl _s3099 1970 CAMARO 2 Door hardtop. Radi~ e nd heeter, power 1te8tin9, -fa ctory eir conditioning. low miles; dead sharp. I 7 37 B~XI ··s3199 1969 CAMARO 2 Door hardtop. Vinyl roof, automatic, ti• dio a nd heater, power 1teerin9, factory a ir c;onditionin9 . IYWR2S3 ) s2499 1966 CHEVROLET Bal Air 2 Door coupe. Autometic , radio, heater, power steering, a ir conditioning. StronrJ. I P21 'lSA I 5899 1967 CHRYSLER Newport 4 "Door. I owner new car tredein. A ir conditioning, radio, heater, automatic. power · staarinq, power brakes, l'l,000 miles. Nice cer. like naw inferior end clean thru-out. !W IA l80 I $1699 Ustd Cars Free 1971 Platea on every Used Car sold until December -buy first then tell us about Free Plates. Only at Connell's you get .a 100°/o • · 30 Day Guarantee on both pallfs and labor. No payments until 1971. At this time of year we're sure that this will come in handy. Only low mileage cars offered for sale with remaining factory 50,000 ml. war- ranty on all 1969 and 1970 models. 1967 DODOE '4'4 0 .. Door 11d1n, Autom1tic., ti• dlo, ho1l1r: "ower 1!11ri119, fie· lory oir c.ondtlioni"" IVCW6'401 '1199 1970 Ford Torino 2 Do11t hordtop. G11r100111 rid c1i with white Yinyl r110 , whit1 •inyl lnt1ri11r. '4,SOO mll1 c.•r with f1 clory w1rr1nty, RIH, 111tom1tic, powtr 1fe1rin9 & br1ko., 1ir cond. Li~e riow. !e151111 '3099 1966 IMPALA ! Door h1rdtop. I own11 ]2,001.> m1t1 cir. Ju1I 1howroom fr11h. A ... lom1tic, r1dio, he1l1•. "ower 1101" in9. ISLUS261 '1399 PO NTIAC: RAMBLER '63 RAMBLER '64 PONTIAC 1.e &lans. \Vhllc "'' turquoise ln~'rior, bucket i;eata, auto., powc1· ltadto. h<'lllf•r. lf"l'G-007) $249 ANCHOR MOTORS strg, xlnt mechan.ical con-21~ Harbor Blvd. ditJon. Very clean inside & ---=-~~ .. --~­ out! $150. 16985 E<lge11•ater Lane, UunUna:ton lfarUour. T·BIRD ;8-16-42&5 I "67 TllUNDERBlHD 66 Pontiac Le~lans 2 ~r, wht Landau. ru n f)O"('r, fA!'IOJY w_-bl k y\n. to11; Fact alr, air l\U!O., P.S. P-llrat!I, p. Lik<'" new. !l(;i..7a86. ~·iri.-10~·-~. AM ~ Fi\1 radlO '69 Le;\lans, 15,000 mi, Alr, ( \'Pl.8231 auto., vinyl top. i\lctall lc Sl.i!l& bni~·n, SllSi 968-6151 WILSON .. . RAMBLER '63 Rambler 2 Doo1· S<odon. Aut on111tic:, ra. tho, he11ter. perfect second t:ar. • IQY 440) FORD SALE.~ • _ lSZl.'.i Beach Bl "<'-·:::;.~: lluntini::ton Bear.h :~ a1~11so &-12-661 1:.. , $395 Harbour V .W. '62THUNDE-RBfR v.s. automauc, radio, hr, air condition. IFUS.9151 $349 ANCHOR MOTOR 2150 Harbor Blvrt . 3116-llSO C.t.1. -...._ 1871 l BEAOf Bl.. 8·12-4-12.:i '36 T-Bird RT/convt•rli~ llU?>.llNGTON BEAOI Auto., new painl. Very ; '&I RA:\lBLEn i70 ~·agnn. , cond. $1375. 968-302.'i. •• I orig 01.1'1\er. VB. air. p/!1. '62 T·BIRD : ' auto, Loaded! $79.i. 837-)176 Lo miles. $495. 646-70~ ' 9900Used Ca rs 1967 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass Su preme 2 Door hardtop. Radio, haater. power steeri ng, air conditioning, a utom atic. l ow mila19e. I owner. IZUD- 852 ) 51799 1967 EL CAMINO Bucket 1e11ts, console, power ,fearin g, au- tomatic, radio, factory air, super sport p11ck11ga, lik e brand new (USYl'l7) $2099 1970 EL CAMINO 5 ,500 miles. VS, radio and heater, elmost new. Get tha remaining factory protec:· t i on hare. I P2244 I 52899 1969 Chevrolet Y2 Ton Pickup. Automatic, radio, heater, a ir con- ditioning, power steering, with warre nty book. IP21711 1965 Chevrolet Y2 Ton Pickup. Autometic, radio. haeter, V8 en- gine. Good value here. IS350l'l ) 5899 1968 Dodge Y2 Ton P.U • Pi ckup. Automatic transmission, radio, heater, with warranty book. I owner. Good strong truck. 1106548 ) 51799 1968 Dodge% Ton Van Van . VS, <!l utomatic lrans.,i11ion, radio , heater. Neer new co"dition. lJ,000 miles. 17967lf l '2299 J1r1t1port 31111port s 1100 W. Co•sl Hwy . 2828 HARBOR BLVD. 546-1203 COSTA MESA • lllEWPORT BEACH • • '41·9405 540-1764 Authorittd MG Deal1r ' • .. ' f 48 DAii. Y PILOT Thursda1, Nowmbtt 26, 1m •• • . . .. Joe B,eJotti '.i T & M MOTORS AVTBORIZED e SALES e SERVICE e PARTS WE HAVE THE BEST SELECTION OF BMW's IN ORANGE COUNTY • 1600's • 2002 • 2500 • 2800 • 2800 cs • All Colors • All Models • Immediate Delivery REPEAT PERFORMANCE . aMws are built for .Germ•ny's no-speed-limit · •vtobahns. The four will cruise all d1y at 100 .:mph. The six will do ,the Hrnll 1t 120 mph. If 4that kind of durability Is your speed, see us for the free booklet, "33 Re1sons Why BMW ·11 Better." Or ask for the key. You'll get the rTMIUSI•• PERFORMANCE SPECIAL ::~ .. ~.1.~T 850 Spider $999 ~H••ler. ~WIC·21ll ''68 TRIU·MPH • 1Spitfir• Mk Ill with • r1mov1bl1 .-h11dlop, wire wh11ls, overdrive, $fZNJ-294 ! ' :~!!~J.o.~~ ....... • $1695 ;,wh111 dri"'· This ..n.Jel ls 111p1r , 1t~119 end r11dy fo r 111ythin9 ! l RLZ-21 l l PLUS A LARGE SELECTION OF VW BUSES, All COLORS ' DOMESTIC TRADES AT WHOLESALE PRICES We h•v• a financing plan to fit your budget Including 100°/. financing (0.A.C.) Wiii take your car In trade paid for or notl Come In •nd talk with one of our experienced coun- cllors. AVTHORIZED e SALES e SERl'ICE e PARTS Joe Berfolti '.i : .... T & M MOTORS • ··· OPEN SUNDAYS ':ao81 Garden Grove Boulevard 'h Ilk. E. of Beach Blvd. ~ 534-2284 892-5551 .... j c 0 'i i 0 . "' u ' I .0 I s -Ill > -~ A Ill A -= = :c -> ; :z: 4' -:z: i " • Ill lft 3 .. Ste~through .. frame. 3 speed automatic. 50cc reed>val,.e engine. 45 mph. Poal.force.12 month/ 12,000 mile ~ wananty. l:!:I Built to tab oa tlae coutry. SEE ONI TODAY AT .JAMES 'LTD The "king" of the lightweight endures! 65 mph. 90cc rotary· valve engine. S apcl., tube frame. Poal.·Force . 12 monlh/12,000 l.ll mile warranty • SEE ONE TODAY-AT JAMES LT.D You can't buy a tougher 250cc dirt bike. Blaats up 35° hills. Enduro long travel forks/ suspension. '"Trials'' tires Posi·Force.12 month/ 12,000 mil• 1:i.1 warranty. Q..., Built to take on the coually. SEE ONE TODAY AT JAMES LTD bike model 15.1 qumter, 105 mph. 6 opeed transmission. Poai·Force 12monlh/ !J 12,000 mile warrcmty. Built to take oa the coutry. ' . " ' * T.H:t,:N K * HONDA v .Best Deal v All Models v· Best ,I Best· Selection Service .Jlerb :lrieJ!arider , 13750 BEACH BLVD. (HWY. 39) 893 7566 * 2 ILKS. 50. OF · 537-"1124 • Gorde• Gro•e Fwy. * -UV See :Jke ALL NEW! ;ATC-90 ,,. . ' ( . ASK"··~': ~UR :,, CHlt1SfliA$ -1.4l!. AWAY.'PLAN aasa .Jlerb :Jriedfander HAS 'EM ALL * MINI BIKES * ''90's'' ''350's'' '' 1 OO's'' ''450's'' '' 175's'' ''750's'' * MINI BIKES * :J/ie :Jatufou: . ' HONDA I MINI TRAIL I ''70'' 5299 .Jlerb :Jriedfa,,Jer 13750 BEACH BLVD. !HWY . 39) 893°7566 .!.!.·~~;:~~·. 537-6824 • • I ' , . • • ---·------·-~..--.---· .... ·-----~·--· ~ .. ·---· ·-·-· -·~· ·~-~~-~-----.... -~~~---~-...... ~~ ......... -..... ----............... !"'!'!"\': Supplement-to The DAILY·PILDT ( ' ·- • • ,• . . . ' .. ' ' < ,. ..: _,_ ' . •. .. , ,. • ,. . . ;• • • • •• (hristmas txcitement At S!>'jth (oast Plaza, Santa has ar- rived. He's located in our absolutely scrumptious : •looking Gingerbread House in the Carousel Court next to the Carousel ~ Visit with him . Visit the "Grande~t Mall of All." When you're here, you'll find a Christmas wonder- South Co.it Plaia · Thursday, Nov. 26, 1970 ,, •• • •• ' ' . • • . • • ) . ' ------•.. -··- .. -· .. . '~ ,,. .• ' ~.. 4 ... • .~-.... _ • ,_,.,,,;:v-~--•. --~ • ' >:_-. '·" --• • ~t """·7·_..__ -· .t!'-·----• ···-· -... -----~, .·------"" -·,,1 ~ -~ .,. J!"' ...,; -~ I • . . , ... _ -• • t . , ·' . ' • - . land of ever)'thing you ":Vant. You'll also marvel at our decorations, cus- tom-designed just for you. Stores are open daily 'til 9:30 and on Sunday from noon 'til 5 p.m. with parking for 6500 cars conveniently nearby. Free package check at the escalator. &oath Coast '1111 IAISTOL AT SA~.OIJOO PRllYAY,COSTA M!SA "Ora11• CovnfJ's lt'ftSI Fosbion Ce11ter" . . ~ . 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Ml!i•I• • Jtyct SltM Tnt•Jffy'1e W.111 Nlclttl1 0111tt•ttrl1t•h•I•"'' Dtllc1t"'" & lt1te1r1~t •,l•lt Wit• ltltRI Jtw1l1r1 e L••• lry1•t • Lt P~tlt • L1 St111ce1 lt1t11re1t • ltt4'1 lltM1 eLlll'9i's 1LllMIMr, htrltfH•Mlrlt1t F1ltrl411• •Mey Ct. • Ml11 Newell• 01 Tht It Tr11Ytl • 'tct letter• '•clflc Snl111 & Let• t Pickwick letk11t1111 e Tiit Pr111 Slle11 • 111 tf l1tll1 • lel l1t1r11tle11I • ll•ltr1 lttl••r11t 1 ltttrl ltttty Wtrlll·• le1tt1'1 l1tt•tt • l1ltrl11 • St1r1 • ll1ttr elfftlt CHtt Drwtt • S.11tt llHtt •Thia McU• Tit lick• ThHltr lt1 e Tty Wtrlll 1 Uleff'1 ..... •1n1l1W .. 1 • II.I, N•tltHI .... 1 Welllch'1 M"'lc City o Wol1flel4'1 Jeweleff •Tllo Wot SHI• Wl1llH~'1 Ce11ore • WllH1'1 Meo'1 Sh,• P.W. WHlwerth • hHt Motorolty e %1111'1 Yllle1or-Ldy~11 I ' ' . • I • • j ' I 1 Thursday, Nov. 26, 1970 South Coast Plaza ·suppl1m1nl to The DAILY PILOT See Santa and His Ginger bread H ouse at South Coast Plaza Santa Claus Arrives Friday at Plaza Santa Claus arrives at South Coast Plaza tomorrow and will live for the next three weeks , in his gingerbread house in the middle of the Carousel Court next to the Carousel. • He will talk to dilldren. listen to their Cbristmas wishes and pose for thtm to have their pictura: m1de sit· ting on his knee. Santa's hours will be 10:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. dlily, with the exception of SUnday. He will visit with Ute children on· ly during tbe flnt two Sundays Scisso rs Make Great .Yu le Gi ft How many times have you heard Mother exclaim "what has become of my good pair ef sewinc scissors!'' of the Christmas season {Nov. • and Dec. I). H~ SUnday hoUn will be from noon to 4 p.m. Santa's gingerbread house will be complemented by six eight-foot t a 11 gingerbread men. They will be hung jn the Carousel C.curt. The mill areas leading to the central court will be decorated with large pink Santa's reindeer. The two north and 1outh stairways leading to t.be upper . mall level will be adorned by giant tinsel and ornament mobiles. C.clor also will be used tx· telt!ively in tht Christmas decoration progrtm at South Coast Plaza. -{:{ * * Christmas Colorful At Plaza ChrliUnas at South Coast Plaza agJJn wlll be celebrated in the traditional way wltb choral and choir group• from are• churches and school• ap- pear in g in. nl1htly periotrmances in the Carouael Court ltarlln& Dec. 7. 1bt atristma1 1ln1tn1 pro- ' Fondue Parties Charming Way to Entertain Guests Fondue parties are a charm· apple juice; heat slowly. melled. Continue to a d d cheese gradually, stirring con- stantly, making sure each ad· dition is melted . Remove ' to 'tondue pot, chafing disb or heated casserole. l.ng Swiss custom which is pro-In medium bowl, combine ving popular here as a friend· cheese with flour. When juice ly, informal way of en· begins to simmer, add a small tertaining. Easily adapted to portion of the floured cheese; large or small groups, a and stir constantly u n t 11 festive fondue at the h-Olidaysd.==================== makes small demand on the busy hostess. HOLIDAV FONDUE 1 envelope onion soup mix 2 cups apple juice 1 pound Swiss cheese, i;hredded (4 cups) 2 tablespoons flour French bread cut into bite· size pieces. In medium saucepan com· bine the onion soup mix and A Special Card • JS a '. . ·~· CHRISTMAS CARD from of.-~ t;f ............. !;!! .......... :. ' After· Thanksgiving Clearance Starts Friday, November 27 ~~~GR~P~~!~AND$24 CHECK! REMA RKABL E VALUES! REGULARLY PRICED TO $401 F•om PANTS ,LAi i AHD IELL IOTIOMI W•ls. ArrllfRI •ltd lt&filnl Ill Prlllb ..... kllCI• SWEATERS 5P«Jll o .. u, ., C•.-Oig•n1. 1N Vnt•, '111~v•n . . Vlkltt 10 11t.n. Hardly a day goes by that 110meone in the house doesn't handle a p::iir of scisa&rs or shears. of one type or another. And the chances are that Mother's favorite pair tor sewing usually getl mislaid in the borrowing process, or ju1t plain worn out by performing tasks for which trey were not Intended. ·gram. for the put three yean h h a tradition at South Coast Lig t Up For C ristmas Pina, will fe1ture I dllfertnt ...... $7.99 The J. Wiss & Sons Co. solves the problem with a beautiful array of :tewln« sets that will provide yean: of sew- ing pleasure. RepresenUna Wiss craftsmanship at It& belt is the set called Herltqe which shouJd be high on your Christmas gift lift . t>ecauiie here are all the .elaora and shears she needs tht lhOlt : 9" pinki.ng sh1ar1. 11 ·• dressmakers' shta111 I'' sew .. ing "scissors •nd· 4" em· broidery scissors. CLINE 'S STATIONllY' OFFICI SUl'PLY achoo! or church each day at 7 Turn yourself on with a 11itft wrappln.e:" of .11!'.0id and silver brocade that makes and 8:30 p.m. f.hrouah Dec. 19. you one of . the prettie1t thlng1 about your house for the holidays. This halter· Higblia:ht of tht two-week top pantsuit, available at most Sear:• atores, is bright as a Christmas tree and S•11t11 Co•t r1 ... SOUTH COAST PLAZA program ii t1pected to be the timel.v as the season. COSTA MESA .,.cosr.a. MESA Singing Chrlltmu Tree ==============================:!! PHONE 540-4760 M••t., Lower Mall near the Water!ti.ll pe.rformanct by Wea:tem High ==========li~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~'"~'·i·i•~"'i'i'"~'·io~"~"'~·~~~~C~h~or~ .. ~jiijii·jii· 'henl Mt-1111 School •• Dec. 11. PUBLIC NOTICE ! Sewing a n d 1mbrold1ry scissors are ulld f n r numerous light cutting taak1 such as ripping, snipping, darning, cut tin g Ii g ht material, wrappinl{ gift packages, and can also be U!- ed for decorati ve finishes. Completing the gift set is a pair of dressmakers' shears made with bent handles which perm.Us the blade to ~rt flat on the table, making it easier to follow a pattern outline precisely. Attractive in a durable simulated leather case (available in four colors) of· fering lasting protection as well as beauty, there's a wide choice of smaller sets ideal for the carter girl who travels in her work and the college girl returning back to classes alter the holidays. Theater Recognizes Ne eds of Youngsters , Recognizing the special need children 's movies on a for children 's programming in regularly scheduled ba s is , today's world of adult motion showing at times whe n children can best attend. plcturl!!a, 1ccordlng to South Plaza II Theater opened to Coast Plat It manaier Hugo the public Wednesday. Holbacb, led to hls new,,.;;;;;;;;~~~;;;-••• ·theater 's pa1icy that it will at.II tempt to accommodate movie needs of youngste:rs. Maoa1er Holbach said when his regular the1ter attraction is Of an adult nature. a dif· ferent, chilcklriented program will be scheduled available for matinee or morning periods. Special holiday and vacation atLractlons also will be scheduled, he sai d. Holbach also plans to ar· range special series of Fo• Fine W atche5 South Co11t Pl11• 8ri1tol 11 S111 Oi1qo Fw~. Co1t1 M111 !io40·90b6 Now Show ing -Mor e Shoe " ' The sfor of the show makes the grand entrance as the silhouette of the season. Dange rously d ifferent! The feminine Midriff is a sure scene steoler with the "mo re shoe" look of the high-throated silhouette. Red Cro ss Shoes* 521 Red Cross Socialites Cobbies A.w1il1Dl1 '" Gol.I, Silw11, l lu1. Jt1d, •nll lone. 'The Feshion Shop Thet Fits You' A.AAA AAA AA A 8 C 0 1·1f I 1\1·1t t 5\'r-11 1 •vt·f I 1.11 I 111-11 I J\.l-1 CAMEO SHO ES SOUTH COAST PLAZA t1t L,,,,1 by tk t W•ttiltll COSTA MESA Phone 546-5210 ON DECEMBER 15th, PRICES WILL INCREASE FROM 10 ·to -:15o/o ON ALL HAMMOND ORGANS· -And This ls No ''Baloney''! ..--~~~~.~.~"l~~~-- '.~· .. tl ~ ,~j ,1 'j ~J 1 \\ ~ .. ·;,\ . . ;:-,.,, ' SEE THEM! HEAR THEM! PLAY THEMI HAMMOND ORGANS Come in now before prices in - crease! Today is the t ime to select the Hammond m o d e I of your choice for Christmas delivery ! You can use our layaway plan - First payment February 15, 1971. Prices Start at $570 PRICE INCLUDES! • BENCH • DE LIVERY & •FREE WSONS THIS IS ABSOLUTE-LY YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE A HAMOND ORGAN AT PRESENT PRI CES - PLUS SOME DISCOUNTED FLOOR MODELS! NEW SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED ! REBUILT GRANDS W.A5 NOW STEINWAY, ebo11y •.••••••••••..•••....•.• 52999 S24t9 STllNWAY, w•l1111t • , • , , •••• , , . , . , •• , , .. , SJ4t9 S2ttt llCNAIE,.-be11y •.•..••.•.••. ,, •.....••.. ,, , 52 299 $1199 CHICKlltlNG IJtOS., f!loll09011y ............ 51949 Sl ,49 FISCHEl, wolt1•f ...................... ,, S\Stt $1299 GAIL!Jt, wol1111t ••••• , , •••• ,,, ......... , , • S1o499 51299 SAl:GINT, w•l•trt ••••..•.••.••.•.••..•... 51499 51199 APOLLO, •bony SS99 -LANCASTER., iwory Sitt, w, cl;d tll1 i ~1iGl1 -You clo th• o~hi8 1. Moil r11ftun9, 111w cf1""p1r f1lh, n•w h1fl'lmerht1d1. C111 wot~ (01!'1• pl1ltly 1•fi11iihtcf lty M1n11i119 ·1 ••Ptrh. 10 v••r wriil•n w1rr•n+v. USE OUR LAYAWAY PLAN HAMMOND "PIPER" AUTOCHORD Anyone Can Play It! 1t hts everythin9! Automatic rhythms. percussion section •nd solo voices et the flic k of a finger. Come in. Se• and i.ley this a maz.in9 instrume nt yoursel , You'll love it! NO INSTRUCTI ON NECESSARY Walliehs Music City SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MESA PHONE ~165 SAVE BEt=ORE DEC. 15TH -. -,----.... __,,.._- - Supplement lo Tho DAILY PILOT Soutfii Coast ttfa1a ThurMley, Nov. 2,, 1970 , South Coast Plaza Gets New Movie House for Christmas Tl's going to be a mad Christmas at n C\V South Coast Plaza I I n1ot ion picture theater \Vilh antics like this on screen. This is .c;cene [ron1 "It's a J\ilad. l\1ad , Mad, l\-1ad World." Mrs. Halliburton (Barrie Cha se) is supposed to be keeping: cool doing the twist and her partner, Sylvester Marcus (Dick Shawn ) is still trying to do the step as he hits the floor after falling over his own feet. "Mad \Vorld'' opened at Plaza II on \Vednes day . • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-1~~~~.:::::===-~~1 • .. . g: South Coast Theater A Special Card fo r '" '·' :.: : ;:' Adds Something New • r Instead or the usual ticket : fed out of a ticket machine in r. the traditional manner' each ;·:. patron of the new South Coast , :' Plaza II theater, which opened S: Wednesday, will receive a t: freshly printed ticket with the r theater name, price and date , purchased. printed by the new ~ NCR ticket printing machine. . -~. This is something new that 1 : has been added to box offices ; : in recently built National : General mov ie hooses. The new machine is a joint development of N a t i o n a I General Corporation and the Nalional Cash Register Com- pany. It is virtually lhe first innovation in ticket vending $ since the advent of mechanical ticket vendors. Each machine is a complete '. : electronic unit cperaled by the : : cashier. It totals the amount : of tickets sold, prints a tic ket for each patron, sho\vs the NEW total of each sale on a register window an d aulomatically1 makes change. The automatic n1cchanism keeps a running reeord of the number of tickets sold and / total money amounts involved . and will furnish the figu res on1 demand. It prints an houri.vi statement of business done that day and records a con- tinu ous tape that itemizes every individual transaclion. from cf:,eiit'47b c;fJ;,ee«w4 Beyond this the automatic licket printer provide s in-1 fo rmation that n1ay later be• used in a central con1putcrl system for additional book- keeping and financial recording. Use of lhe new lkkel pnn · C L I N E ' S ting mac hine speeds up en-I STATIONERY' OFFICE SUPPLY trance of patrons into the II I So11th Cocist Pl<11a theater This JS espcc ta y COSTA MESA helpful when the re are long! PHONE 540-4760 h~es cl people Y.a1t1ng for ad-_.110 in "T~• Clry.'' 0,i119, m1ttance. ,, __ _ Silver Artistry · . 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By showing still photos in rapid succession the pictures blend into each other, hence the smooth flowing il- lusion. ment a switchover ls made to the new machine, the first one is shut down. Signals p r J n t e d uno~ trusively right on the filµl tell the operator when to make this change. As the film nears the end of a ree l the operator prepares the other machine and lights the arc lamp, Yet people are still curious aboul what makes the movies move . 'lbe motion is actually an illusion created by the rapid exposure of a number Qf 11till pictures in succession. When the film is made, a special camera makes a rapid number of photographs of a moving object, each of which shows the object in a different position. When these are pr~ jected on the motion picture screen rapidly, in the same s-e· quence, the illusion of mot.ion becomes apparent, an illusion due to persistence of vision within the human eye. Two projectors are used in most theaters. 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II ere Conies Judge Law and Order Advocate Goes Modern By CAROL ANN ROSS \VASHI NGTON 4t;PI ) Three years ago when Judge Charles W. Halleck \vas ap- pointed to the District of Columbia 's Court of General Sessions. he v.·as a gung-ho la"' and ordl'r n1an, ·right wing in his politics, and by his own testimony. a mili- tant .. square.·· lie once told <t couple of long-haired youths brought tu eourt on marijuana charges: "If you come In here looking like a bunch of kooks and dressed up in crazy clothes and beads. you 're going to be found guilty before they call the case.·· Jn those days the judge wore his own hair conservatively trimmed in a cre"·-cut. But all that's chan ged 11011-. llis friends speak 1vith av.·c of what they call "the radicalization or Ch a r I i e Halleck.·· The judge hin1self doesn't think it's so surprising that he should have altered his life-style and outlook ... It isn't just nie that's changed . the Vt'holc sytern 1s ch;inging - people arc beco111ing ~1warc nf y,•hat's happening." he said in an interviev.•. Halleck nuv; appears in court we a r i n g bcll-botlon1 trousers and ankle-high black boots under his judicial robe. His greying hair has grown over his collar. His once clean· shaven face is now adorned b.v luxuriant si d eb'.lrn s. a mustache and a chin-beard. But the change goes beyond me re physical appearancl'. The judge once known for hb aversion lo hippies and for the long sentences he imposed on son1e defendants now prefers tu hand doy,·n advice instead of jail terms. "There was a guy in here - one of the editors of an un - derground paper -who was on probation ." nr s aid rC"tcntly . "Instead of asking me to lift his probalion h<' asked ff I could let hln1 go to Cuba. "I Lold hirn 'lhe Cubans will just bring you do\11n t!icrr and use you,' and I Jilted his pro- bation instead." I le tt'll s n1arijuana users v.•ho <ore hailed before him that he doesn 't care pe~sona lly whether lhey want to "blow a little pot," bul it 's against the law and until Congress decides to change the rules they will "have to get all the hash and n1arijuana but of I h e i r houses." Halleck is a forn1cr pro- secutor. Navy officer. sub- poena server for the Senate Tnternal Security Co:nn1iltee and the son of a forn1cr House /{epublican leader, Charles A. 1-l;illeek of Indiana. He y,•as ap- pointed to the bench in October. l967. by President Lyndon B. Johnson. The 42-year--Old judge said his 1ransforn1ation he g an about t11•(l years ag1J .. ..,,,hen l saw <ill the people I was sen- ding to jail v.·ere l·oming hack." At tha1 tirne it dawnt'd nn Ju1n "i t isn't any good just lo put people in jail. .. \Vith that realizaUnn . he started to read books and studies of socil'l l problen1s. He als1J began to visit jails. reforn1atories and prisons "to see what we were doing with people ." This convinced nim that "long punitive sentences don't deter anything." "There's hope for these pea· ple," he says. "They need something in the nature of an adult authority that would en- compass all !he duties of the corrections department.'' Halleck is most concerned 1oday about the number of drug-related crimes be i n g eommitted. He said that on any given day. 80 percent of !he criminal cases he handles involve drugs one v.·ay or another. ·'The reason we have crime is all of the drugs_ Do away with the drugs and it would get rid of 80 percent of the crirne." Despi te his new approach. Halleck continues lo have a reputalion for strict sen· tencing in crimes of violence. He believes courts must deal fi rmly with "the sort ()f thing that makes the streets unsafe for people.·· In October. 1969, he "''as divorced from his \Vife of 18 years and remarried to 33- year-old Jeanne \VAhl. a dru g abuse project v.·orker \\'ilh the l'•lctropolitan Was h ington Councll of Governments. "We have a genuine sharing of ideas. she 's somebody who really understands w ha t • s going on." he said. He and his new bride live on his subu rban Maryland Hunt Country Estate. "but \llith all this work I just don't get to hunt and ride any more.'' He has seven children by his first n1ai:riage. but they live "''ith their mother. Scie11tist Nixes Re11ort Ori Future of Robots Early in his tenure. Halleck an1azed the city's legal com· n1unity by locking uµ several defense attorneys for con- !e1npt of court when they ap· 1>eured late for trial. Early in November of this vear he locked up a court clerk \Vho he thought had mislaid the file on NEW Ypill\ I UPI 1 -A scientist at the ~1assachusetts rnstitute of Teehnolog~ believes that "'ithin eight vears a machine with more in- ielligence lhan the genius lev rl will be developed, but hC' 11•onders if man can control i!. Life Magazine reported Sun - day. "ln from three to eight years Y.'C "'ill have a machine 111itb the general intelligence of an average huntan being." Life quoted Marvin Minsky llf MIT's Project Mac as saying. "I mean a machine thal 11•ill ht able to read ShakespcArf'. wease a car, play olf1t'l' politics , !ell a joke. h;i ve a fight. •• He predicted the mathinr \\:OUld begin educating itself . reaching genius level within months and then going on to tncalculable powers Other scientists quoted In the Life article disagreed only on the time tablo. 'fhcy sui.:- ,;ested 1$ .ve~r!I. Bui they predicted i1uch 1n n ch in r s would "preciplate tbe third in·, I duslrial revolution .'' ~1 insky had one n1isgiving. "~1 an's lin1ited n1ind 1nay not be able to control such im- n1ense mentali!ies.'' he said. A rudimentary n1cchanica\ 1n<1n alreadv exists at the Stanford ReSearch Institute - Shaky. II has been taught to pcrforrn tasks such as pushing a case. During the 1968 racial riot in Washington's black ghetto. llallcck kept a <IS-caliber pistol 1n his desk . It's not there 1111~·more. 1 n s l e ad his chAn1bcrs are fitted out with a stereo record player on which he listens t1J anything from Baeh lo rock. a block off a platform. Life1----------=- n1agazine said. The scientists said it \11ould be programmed to travel around the Moon and . V.'ith no directions fron1 earth, gather BOOKS rocks and make survt'ys and BOOKS photqgraphs. "In defiance of conven11onal vie"· that the computer is just s il glorified abacus that cannot BOOK possibly challenge the human monopoly of reason. Shaky's brain demonstrates t h a t BOOKS machinei; can think.'' Lire rcporled. OT~tMIL y LA~(;(_ SIOCli • [-.fllml• 'I•• Jt Shaky can un~lerstand about : PICKWICK 100 wo rds of written language. ~I N<ttura l language still is a BOOKSHOPS f?r1l1i~alllc bn.rrler. Life said. '°ut~ coul ,i.,. r.oii. 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And, Allen admits, while he is trying to carry out his program an undefined seg- ment of Baltimore-a city with a good chance to elect a black mayor in 1971-will be watching h i s performance closely, judging it against his race. "It doesn 't bother me a bit." he said in an interview. "I'm confident of my own ability, and my only ambition is to be a good state's attorney." Allen, a successful criminal lawyer, defeated four whites in the Sept. 15 Democratic primary and had an easy vie· tory over Republica n Sheldon Braiterman, a white, in the general election ., He will be sworn in as the city prosecutor Jan . 4, but on- ly three days after his victory he took appointment as deputy to interim prosecutor Howard Cardin in order to effect an orderly transition and learn the operations of the office. Allen is one of a handful of blacks to hold the top pro- secutor's post In a major city. Allen ~escrlbed himself as a crusader. "I think the state's at- torney's office is the most powerful in the city for bringing law, order and justice to this city. And I don't think it has been used for th a t purpose in the past," he said. The World War II Navy prosecutors during the last .half dozen years. Many of the cases lack the necessary evidence for con- victions, but pushing them th rough the criminal justice process takes time a n d money, Allen said. • He said that in 1969, pro. secutors .ibtained convictions in 5?" percent of cases and "that's ridiculous . W e' r c either indicting too man y persons or we're not trying the cases properly.'' To relieve the backlog, Allen has instituted a review to determine which cases should be tried and which dropped . In the future, he said,the of- fice will aHem¢ to opera'l' more efficiently-both for U1r state and for suspects-by nol taking longshot cases. "My theory of indictment is that a person should only be indicted for the commission of a crime when the state is preL· ty sure it can obtain a con· victlon," Allen explained. "Every case where we ha ve an indictment rosls u s money," he continued. "Jr it!\ a case where no indictment should have been obtained in the first place, it represents a complete waste of money. "We're going back to rt mort basic, more efficent practice of Jaw," he said. "We're goint to try cases pro- perly . We're going to prepare them properly, You use text- book standards." Allen was asked how he fell about some persons judging in a racial way his perrormance as the highest elected black political official in Baltimore, where blackll are about 40 per- cent of the registered voters. Allen said a religious retreat was one "motivating factor '' in his decision to run for U1c office. veteran said that the pre>-1;::========="-' secutor's office can become a better law enforcement tool by more efficiently h a n d I i n g cases and exer cis ing in- vestigative powers. "So far as while collar crime and municipal cor- ruption go, there have been no forays in these fields or any substantial nature in the last six or seven years," he said, To carry out a campaign agains these targets, he said , he needs more personnel and money. How will City Hall, a potential target of the drive, respond? "I really think that once we prove to the city fathers that we mean business and that we're going to do a job, I think the city will look wllh a favorable eye on a request for funds,'' he replled. The key to his plans is a quick reduction in a back.log of 4,300 to 6,000 untried cases which Allen attributes lo a .policy of "overindictmenl" by •' -::. ~. --" -' . 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Shortly afterward, he policemen as a good cross-sec-oft.en revolting," reported Clif· novel to show that patrolmen was accused of violating a Hon of hwnanity, a cross·&ee· ton Fadiman in Atlantica-Llt· in this city often scarred by section of the police manual lion that you'll find among tic Brown &: Co's Book-of·the- riots and shootouts are just requiring officers to receive doctors, lawyers, newsmen -Month.Club nev.•s. regular guys. approval before submitting anyone," he said, "The novel is not a defense Back then, Sgt. Joseph A. material f or publication. Davis was ~ vacation and of the police," he said. "The Wambaugh Jr., never realized W am b au g h could be the department refused to world it portrays is rough, that "The New Centurions" reprimanded or dismissed. L'Olnment on the matter. tough. dirty, worsening -and would be picked as a Wambaugh said he did not "The picture is occasionally a I s o weirdly strange an d publisher's book-of-the-month realize the regulation applied fuWly, for the author is no fascinating." selection, and maybe cause -----;ii;;--o;;ii;;;;;--;;;;i;;;;i ___________ ;;;i;; _____ _ him to lose the job he has held for 10 years. "Money is not the important thing," Wambaugh. 34, said. "I love this job and I want to keep it." Last summer, after getting a publisher 's go.ahead on the Jfoliday Tree Train Derails MARKLETON, Pa. (AP) - Conquick , a system developed by Gary Tech In- dustries of New York, could offer a breakthrough in effective control of beach erosion . An artificial reef of semi-cylindrical pre-cast structures. similar lo the one in this artist's rendering, \ViU get its first practical test along the Pennsylvania shore of Lak e Erie in about a year. For the second time, some cars on the train carrying the national Christmas tree to Washingtoo have derailed. The car carrying the 78·foot Black Hills spruce stayed on the track both times and the tree wasn't damaged. it was expected to reach Washington tonigllt as scheduled. Proposal Priority Environ1nent Council Plans New Pro grants By STAN BENJAMIN ...,_11111r111 .. ,_ wrnw WASHINGTON (AP ) President Nixon's legislative program for the new Congress may include proposals on land use, junk automob.ile s, mercury and other toxic mat· tcr. and trash dumping in oceans. Preparation of proposals on these jlems and other en· vironment problems is now the top priority of the Pres- l dent's Co un cil on Environmental Quality, says its chairman, Russell E. Train. But it's a heavy burden on a small agency with relatively little money whose t::i prcr- fessionals are sup~ to ride htrd on the entire en· vironmenL The Interior Department slarf priority." alone, in comparison, has at In between these Lask!!, the least 30 professionals working council has issued guidelines full time on nothing but for preparation of the impact legislation. studies: aided in creating a Jn addition, the council's $1.5 ne.w antipollution agency EPA millioo budget request for the and a n ocean-atmosphere current fiscal year was slash-agency NOAA and contributed eel by one-t hird in Congress, to proposals on a bewildering and that reduced funding was variety of pressing national blocked when President Nixon problems. vetoed the m u I t i r a c e t c d It had a hand in proposals to "independent agencies" ap-curb ocean dumping, lanker propriatlon. oil spills, lead in gasoline, and Train hopes to ge t the full ciregde-spoils dumping in the request when Co ng re s s Great Lakes; as well as pro. reconsiders the bill. posals for fighting oil spills "We 're very anxious to gel when they occur, and for that $500.000 back, as you can buying back oil leases off the · sho re s of Santa Barbara. imagine." he said. 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SOUTH COAST PLAZA-COSTA MESA seriously concerned ab o u t It has consulted industry ACCESSORIES H11iti .. to1 Co1trllf-l11ne Pert THE PERFECT GIFT ..••.. PRICED $100 SOUTH COAST PLAZA COSTA MESA PHONE 540·9066 Train's council i3 a I s o respopsible, for example, for reviewing hundreds of en· vironmental impact studies, submitted by other federal agencies along with program proposals. these handicaps. and scientists on possible solu·i:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Denis Hayes. leader of lions for the problem of Action, a citizens' movement phosphates in detergents - born on "Earth Day'' last "none of which. I must say, April, now says the council look terriby good at the mcr- "was a great idea that has ment," Train commented. been completely emaciated. If conservationists seem They just don 't have enough disappointed, it may be large. money; their funding is just ly the disappointment of leam- outrageous." ing the council is not the public Train acknowledged in an Interview the council could not give those studies "the kind of very careful, detailed review ..• that we would like. We don 't have anywhere near enough people to do that. and do our other responsibilities.·· To fulfill those responsi- bilities a deq ua tel y, said Train. "we o u g h I to be somewhere be.t'>'·een tv.·o and three times as big.'' At present, the council has. in addition to its three members. only a dozen pro- fessional staff assistants and about 30 othe r workers. Considering its money and spokesman they thought it manpower problems, the would be. Council has turned in a great "Our role,'' Train cm- deal of work in its first 9 phasizcd , "is as advisers to months. the President." Its first major task was the "The development of strong writing of a first~ver report legislative programs in the on the state of lhe en-fie ld of environmenl. t feel, is vironment -a project. says perhaps the mos t significant Train. wh ich "created a role that this rouncil can massive demand on our lime.'' have," said 'Crain. By the time the report was To fulfill it, he said, "you published in August, the coun· have lo have a close working cil had received more than 70 relationship. And if your B h ' environmental impact studies. primary role is one of public our on s and by the end of October they critic, ii seems to me it's hard y,•ere flowing in at the rate of lo maintain the other role." P ul 't four a day. Train paused for a moment. Op 81•} y "Since the annual re port." thinking over what he had just Train said. "the legislative said. and then chuckled. No. 1 in W estll Pii'1'giirii•iimlilhaii•lilbeii•ii"ii'ii"ii'iimi•iiiorii .. iThi•ilii.,ii.ii"ilundil•ii"i"'i"j mienii•ii .. I. Bourbon is no longer the drink of southerners, Statistics released today by the Bourbon Institute show that for the past I~ years. the three Pacific States have far exceeded the national average demand for America's most popular spirit. Since 1955, there has been a .90aring 69 percent rise in bourbon sales on the West C.Oast. Nalionally, bourbon sales are up 56 percent for the same period. California not only leads lhe west, it leads the nation in consumption of the liquor so eften associated with the aoulbern gentleman. BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS Oller l.•it+•tt DK. I, 10t SOUTH COAST PLAZA L•wll' Lo"' HHt 111. M.,. Ci. A MOST EXCITING STORE '· ' de~orator line .. ·------ SECTIONAL AND WALL FURNITURE LAMPS AND ACCESSORIES MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW WHILE OUR STOCKS ARE COMPLETE. YOU WILL FIND A WIDE RANGE OF UNIQUE ITEMS THAT WILL BECOME A T~EASURED GIFT AT CHRISTMAS TIME. Poly-Optics DRAMATIC FOUNTAINS OF LIGHT Leu• l•mp -rnoro like • light idee! 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G~""' said in an Uteniew. ..It shows there is somlithins oOt. there - a concern, j commitment, a willingness 't act." Princeton, N.J., .. but I would like to help if I can.'' In founding Common Cause last. Augu.st, Gardner said he was putting together a broad- based coalition to lobby for things most citiiens want but politicians fail to deliver. Gardner, former well are secretary and founder of a citizens movement c a 1 le d Common Cause, says 1,000 let. ten a da,y ~ pouring, tnto bis "Maybe at long last some- one will represent the public," a man in Laurel, Md., wrote Gardner. "l realize f'•l m~:lJe may present s om e ems," wrot. a l>l&ll'.l<:hool 1tudont In iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • .. : . ' AY WILSON HAS LEVI'S® AND MORE L E v 1· S® MEN'S SHOP, SOUTH COAST PLAZA • .. COSTA MISA ALSO IN "THE C OIANGI AND ''TYLll MALL" llYllSIDI . ; •' ... 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That time will prove your good taste when you select Grande Baroque as your sterling, And. lo complel(I; !he perfect lable. lhere are over a hundred matching pieces in lhe Baroque hotloware col!eCtion. Both by Wallace. Come 1n now ror our holiday specials. Special prices end December 31, 1970. • GIFTS-CHINA-CRYSTAL-SILVER-BRIDAL SOUTH COAST PUZA -COSTA MESA Lower Moll Neor Tho Waiorfall PHONE 540-2627 From a mass mailing seek- ing membership and from ad- vance publicity, Gardner says Common cause has recruited 20,000 members, and h e predicts it will reach his initial target or 100,000 by Frebruary. A big reason for the response, Gardner (eels, is that he is offering a form of action to 1he non-political tittle man. A woman In California wrote she was "glad something is being done to organize the common man," She enclosed a dollar. "I'm 79 and money is dwindling," she said, "so this is a widow's mite." "I'm just a poor person in the inner city," said a letter l\'len in Service After 28 years of service in the Marine Corps, Colonel Robert V. Reese retired to the Fleet MariOe Corps Reserves during ceremonies at El Toro. Over the past nearly three decades, the colonel, other than being a pilot, has served in such capacities as a group commanding officer, group ex- ecutive oUlcer and com- . mantling officer of several squ_adrons. Shortly after retirement.ihe colonel and his wife, Adele, plan to tour Europe for a few months. Col. and Mrs. Reese, the parents of five children, will reside in Laguna Hills, Airman Ross E. Jennings, son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Jennings or 19891 Lexington Lane. Huntington Beach, has completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. He has been assigned to Chanute AFB, Ill., for training i!l the aircraft eq uipment main· tenance field . Airman Jen· nings is a 1970 graduate of Edison High ~hool. Airman Clyde A. Ftetcher D, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey W. Jackson of 277 Canyon Acres, Laguna Beach. has completed bas ic training at Lackland AFB . Tex. He h::.s been assigned to Lowry AFB, Colo., for training in the sup- ply field. U.S. Air Force Captain Michael L. Freeland. son of Mrs. Winifred Y. Freeland of 2126 E. 6lst Place. Tn· • Army Specialist F o u r Thomas H. MacDonald Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas · H. McicDonald, 3024 Grant Av e., Costa Mesa, was among the 11,000 troops of the.. 1st Infantry Division, who left Ft. Riley, Kan ., Oct. f..10, to be airlifted to Germany to participate in e x e r c i s e Reforger IJ. Spec. 4 MacDonald is a tank crewman in Company C, tst Battalion of the Division's 63rd Annor. Navy Petty Officer Third Class Richard A. Tarvin1 son of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Richardson of 3024 Garfield Ave., Coota Mesa, reenlisted in the Navy at the Naval Air "'"1Uon, Chase Field, Beeville, Tex. Marine Lance Corpora 1 Michael D. Robinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Art Ruclti of 21372 Sanddollar Lane, Hun- tington Beach, has reported • for duty with the Fifth Marine ExpediUonary Brigade, Camp Pendleton. Coast Guard Petty Officer Third Class Charles M . Dewey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Miles C. Dewey of 282fi Portola Drive, Costa ~1esa, has successfully completed class "A" training for Avia· tion Machinist's Mate at the Coast Guard Aircraft Repair and Supply Center, Elizabeth dianapolis. is allendini;i: Air Marine Sgt. Jack Balderson, University's Squadron Officer husband of the former Miss School at Maxwell AFB, Ala. Melody D. Jones of 9342 Nan· Captain Freeland w i l I tucket, Huntington Beach, has receive 14 weeks of instruction reported for duty at Kaneohe in communicative ski 11 s . Marine Corps Air Station, from Fort Wayne, Ind., "but I can talk it up, and I can write Jett.ers as loog as my supply of paper lasts." "There is a feeling of het~ lessness and :eowerlessness running througti the whole middle class -throug all classes," Gardner said. "Peo- ple don't even know where to register their complaints any- more." control o( \bar situation." Gardner has pledged Com- mon Cause to tackle such pro- blems as pollu11on, housing, edueatioo, med!eal care, job security and other "people's" issues. "That's the nerve we've touched. People want to regain A> par! of tile <!eslgn to keep It with the people, mail already is going oul to the new members, asking them to rank a number of current issues by preference or suggest others. Priorities the members pick CITO$ O• DISTINT.,. Edited ind in· troducrion by Arnold Tornbee. A tremendous history of key cities It the pee.le of their ftnt.Dcss, 1heit o r1gilu, de- velopment ao.d will determine Common cause programs, Gardner said. In time, Common Cause hopes to ~ to Ille grass rooi... providing assi3tance for tocal branches to attaclr local problems. 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Gauthier. son of Mr. and Mrs. Geonze Gauthier of 9131 Crawford Circle, Hun- tington Beach. has arrived for duly at Hancock Field, N.Y. Sergeant Gauthier. a n aircraft mechanic, is assigned to a unit of the Aerospace Defense Command. He previously served at Biea Hoa AB, Vietnam. Ainnan First Class Scott A. Schopen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Schopen of 1672 Louise St., Laguna Beach, is on duty at Cam Ranh Bay AB, Vietnam. Ainnan Schopen, a wire and communications s y s t e m s renairman, is assigne<l to a unit of the Pacific Air Forces. He previously served a t Carswell AFB. Tex. First GM Car Ready to Roll DETROIT (UP!J - A shiny 1971 Chevrolet Vega rolls off the production lines today as General ~fotors returned to the business of building cars following a IQ.week strike by the United Auto Workers. The minicar rolling off the assembly line at G M ' s Lordstown, Ohio, facility may not have been the most filling symbol of a return to pro- duction ~ it was one of the rew GM models that will not cost more. ON THE TUBE For I I. be1t t11ld• to wh•t•1 h•pp•11i1tt •11 tv, r••d TV WEEK -dl1trlb11ted witti +ti• S•furJ•y .dlllo11 of +tie DAILY PILOT. 1 • ~ t. ' ,. /, . ... , * e • :is .mos 1 •. ; ,$peclaUy .. ~ · .~ · priced for. the 'orly hol~c!ay2 , shopperr .. ~" ¥', , A.fobvlovs (Ollection of Crota.tond Wolrhin f 4.1?-arfd 211ewel 'otthe• 0(1:0, ~lo"-, ' Pt~f I There ore li,mited quontifieSI YOUR CHOICE 299.~ • • • Use YO.~f c,harg~ ac~ount! SOUTH COAST ~LAZA-COSTA MESA PHONI 140·7111 -'UO Ill ''THI (ITT''. 09.M .. ' I Thurscfey, No'I. 26, 1970 South Co11t Pl11a Ott-kers Graduate Leading his class in graduation, as he did academi- cally, Richard Hansen. Huntington Beach police of- ficer, smartly guides fellow graduates at ceremon- ies for the Orange County Peace Officers' Academy at Golden West College. Graduates included officers fro1n Costa Mesa , Westminster. Los Alamitos, Seal Beach, Santa Ana and the Orange County Harbor Department. School Noise Tone Important Clue In Attitude of High School Students WASHING TON !UPI) - The tone of noise at a happy high school i8 different. The noise Is the same whether the high school is seething with dissension or bubbling with fellowship. Bells ring, buzr.ers sound, the public address system drones out message&, the hallway decibel level "*6as shattering heights. Yet, the authors of an unhappy report on turmoil and disorder in city high schools told the U.S. Office of Educa· tion they could spot the dif- ference easily. "One cannot visit urban high related. schools and not be directly ·•it is difficult to see how aware of the clashes produced permission for this behavior by mixing large r.umbers of coul d be gi'.'en bul it was." young people and adults who The results were predictable come from very differenl _ angry parents, outraged neighborhoods, very different teachers. shocked officials of racial and ethnic stands, and the school system, and com· very diffe rent age brackets." promise. Ty,·o flags of equal Too often, the trouble is height y,·ere placed in an racial. undesigna tcd but unofficially And the unhappiest city high black area or the cafeteria . schools of ali were those that The research fir m meant to were racially integrated, the tell the U.S. Office of Educa· authors repeatedly declared tion exactly what is wrong throughout l.~eir 1 3 0 -page y,·itt: high schools. That is report. y,·hat the con tract called for. ..Disruption i s positively However, in its summary of related to integration," the the high school problems, report said. those previously cited are only .. We found that much of the santples of v.·hat it contains ; in physical fighting, the ex-its "Strategies for Response." torti on, the bullying in and none of them panaceas or easy around schools had a clear '~ays out, th e report's clearest me ssage is that high school ls an unhappy if not 'intolerable experience for millions of American teen-agers. That should be intolerable to any thinking person . ''This is an unsettling story of an unsettling reality," Dr. Stephen K. Bailey, chairn1an of the policy institute, said in a preface. ·'It is'a story of aggravated assault upon the rules and deocrum of America 's urba n public high schools. It is an often unpleasant story as all stories must be where leading themes are fear, prejudice, poverty, arrogan c e, in· sensitivit y and brutality. "It is a continuing story ." "1be dlffertnces show up in the tone or the noise, not necessarily it.s level. and especially in the kinds of brief human contacts among adult staff, ball guards or whatev.er, and students moving hurriedly to their next assignment," the Policy Institute of the Syracuse University Research Corporation said. racial basis." -------------------- "'Ibe smiling level is im· portanl The kinds of jocular interplay are probably more important.'' Unfortunately, the Institute found UtUe to smile about. Too often, trouble resulLs from inadequate response. .. 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Asked what the moths were chasing, Beroza expla ined : "There's supposed to be a female at the end of that rain- bow.'' of the Southeast and possibly ne1.-ess1ry. defoliated by gypsy moth across the COl!!llry. This year almost 800.000 caterpillars. The adult moths, acres of v.'oodiands in eight with wings, do the matin& and Already they are a major Northtastern states w e r e reproduction . pest front Vermont south ;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;::;;:;;::;:::;:;;;:~::;:::;:::;:;::;::;:::;:::;:::;:~ through Peinnsylvania and,;: New Jersey. Recently they j N,o· w y 0 u can kn·11-have been round in Maryland and Virginia. f M A c H I N E I Interest in disparlure is high • on a • since DDT -the most ef· fective weapon -has been outlawed as a con trol measure. The 1raps are small con- tainers which, baited with the artificial scent, hold male moths after they enter. So compelling is the scent that! the male is lured into the trap despite the availability of females with similar urges. It may be possible , Beroza said, to spray disparlure over some forest areas and cause so much frustration and con- fusion among the male moths that they forget what they were chasing. Other spokesmen s a i d , however, that disparlure may not be the final answer and that much more research is But there wasn't, only al sexy smell that drove the I,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_;;;;;;;-.! moths into a confused search.1 After a few minutes, looking droopy and worn-0ut. the moths clo~ed their wings and perched quietly. The insects were imported in 1869 by a Massachusetts ex· perimenter. Several escaped and since have been riddling trees and shrubs in the Northeast. Officials told newsmen that if left unchecked the moths CQuld spread throughout much . ""'• ~~) ~:..c,.~ 1ewels by 1oseph Fo' Unique Jewelry Bristol •I th1 Sin Oi190 fwy. Coli• M111 540-'i066 South C:>11t Pl111 • • • • • • • . 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Newport Beach is the third Orange Coast city -after Hu nt- ington Beach and Costa Mesa -to adopt airborne method of crime fighting. 50 Agencies to Help O~ange County's 'Hotlines' Aid People With Problems Anyone living in or staying formation call 675-02111. in Orange County and who tlas Teen Help, Fountain Valley, 1 problem can now find help 531-4357, counseling. through one of nearly SO agen-Intercommunity Counseling cies. Center, sponsored by the Whethe r the problem Is Just American Foundation of the need to talk lo someone Religion ~nd Psychology, 12141 and blow off a llltle steam or Lewis, 8th floor, Garden the desire to withdraw from Grove, 638-1122. drugs, these agencies are here Friendly Center, 4.24 No. tq help. Cypress St.. Qr3nge, 5.32-1819, Although a few of the Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 centers are publically funded , p.m. Friday recreation night 7 the ma jority are staffed and to JO p.m. and Saturdays 9 supported by volunteers and a.m. to noon. are open to people of all ages Jewish Family Service of who may be in trouble. Orange County. 11412 Stanford H~re's the complete list of Ave .. Gar.den Grove, 534-5270, agencies: Monday to Friday, 8:.3D a.m. Family 5efvice Association to s p,m. No question as to of Orange County, 17421 lrvtne religion. Blvd., Tustiri, 838-7377. Garden Grove Counseling Garden Grove, 636-1060, ap- pointments requested. Project Amigos, Or an g e YMCA, 146 No. Grand Ave .. Orange, referral for one-1.G-one counseling wi th a college stu- dent . p a r e n t a I permission necessary, 633-9622. Entra nce Youth Center, 211 So. Broadwa y, Santa Ana, 10 a.m. to IO p.m.. 83~40S, sponsored by Human Outreach, Inc., Friday rap sessions. 7:30 p.m. Planned Parenthood. Inc., 704 N. Glas.sell St., Orange, 538-9679. Orange County D r u g Informa tion and Re f e r r a 1 Line , Sant.a Ana, 834-5040. Crisis Center. Orange Coun-- ty Medical Center, 633·9393, exl. 60. Melodyland Drug Prevention Center, Anaheim, 778·1000. Youth Problem Ce nt er, Costa Mesa, 642-0032 . Action Center, Santa Ana, 543.2323, People's Place, Placentia, Szn.4357. Hotline, Garden Grove, ~ 2424. Helpline , Mission Viejo, B»- 2522, 4 p.m. to midnight. Fish, Harbor area, &i2..fi060, temporary emergency welfare service . Newhope Co un se ling Service. Orange, 630-4673. Dialogue, La Habra, 944- 3219, 4:30 p.m. to II p.m. Rapline, Fullerton , 879--052&, Sunday through Thursday, 7 to 10 p.m. Orange County Me di c a 1 Service. 9621 Bixby Ave., Center, Crisis Center. 241--------'-------------------------11 hours. IOI S. Manchester, Orange, 633-9393, exl. 60. Child Guidance Center of Orange County , 171E.18th St, Costa Mesa, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to S p.m .. 646-7733 and at SL Joseph 's Hospital, 300 So. Batavia St.. Orange. Tuesday, Thursday al'ld Friday, 8:3U a.m. to S p.m., 633-6140. Teen Challenge, 78 Plaza Square. Orange, 6 3 3 • 3 0 0 0 , religious orientation. Melodyland Drug Prevention Center. IO Freedman Way. Anaheim, 778-1000. Tue.sday 7:30 p.m., Hotline Hour, Bible related. Colvary Chapel of Costa Mesa, Charles Smith, Pastor. Greenville and Sunflower, Costa Mesa. S4f>.2121. Orange County M e d i c a 1 Center, Mental Health Unit. 101 So. Manchester, Orange, 633-9393. exl. 521. Youth Problem Center. Suite 18 . 333 E. 17th St .. Costa Mesa. Monda y. Wednesday and Thursday 4:30 to 9:30 p.m., 642-0032. North Orange County Child Guidance Center, 211 No. Pomona. Fullerton. 871-9264. Catholic Comm unity Agen- cies (Catholic We If are Bureau ) no question as to religion. 1612 No. Spurgeon Sl., Santa Ana. 547.Q003 ; 11412 Sta nford St.. Garden Grove, 530-2980 and 315 3rd St., Suite G. Huntington Beach, $.1&-6601. C a I i forni& P!!ychological Clinic, Dr. Daniel Prtmac, Psychologist, 2421 E. Chap- ma n Ave., Suite D, Orange, 639-5150. Youth Challenge. 29t4 So. Coast Highway, L a g u n a Beach, 499--42.11. House of MlrAcles, 1636 E. 4th St.. Santa Ana, religious orientallon. Laguna Beach f a m I t y Counseling Clinic, Thursday nlai:ht. Assi.!tance L e a g u e House. S26 Glenneyre St .. Laguna Beach, 494-5977. FREE INSTRUCTIONS show you how to use your new Singer • sewing machine.' FREE DELIVERY anywhere in the U.S. A. including Alaska and Hawaii. FREE GIFT WRAP all bright and be-ribboned. SAi F ENDS SATURDAY For address oftha Singer Sewing Center ne11rest you, tee Wf'lite P11g11s: under SI NGER COMPANY. .KOSTER. South A r r I c a (UPJ ) -The Great Koster Diamond rush was all over in 26 minutes ind the likes of it m1y never be seen in SOuth Africa 111ln. As 3.000 spectators cheered and 167 licensed prospect.ors, many wearing wide-brimmed khaki hata and blggy trousers, strained at the starting line, Or. Carel De Wet, minister of mines, Wednesday plucked the flnt name from a hat. It was Hendrik Besler, at 79 the ok!est digger in the field of hopeful candidates. WIUI a whoop, Bester thrust his digger's license Into the hands ol a mining oftici1l, 1rabbed his claim certificate and be&an what probably will be South Africa's last old- f ashk>ned diamond rush. Swirlln1 his claim pegs ar:ound his head, the veteran diger ran Uke a track star to a spot1 he obviously had been coveting. Gasping, trying to some 1porUn& a leopard skin c1tc:h his breath. he peued taJI from their widebrimmed his claim as the other names hab. Lona-skirted I ad I e s were read oft. watched from beneath um- Sooo score_, of sunburnt pro-bre.llu 5hadin,a them Crom the specto!'1, young ind old, were ~any of the .men used the standing over their claims,.and same cravtl waihlne methods making preparations to begin of lheir falhers and even the work. Some women even managed to outrun some of same hand-held i r a v e I the men. sorters. Dl1gers' licenses were not For weeks they had minute-issued to outsiders, only to ly inspected the Swartrand dlqers' widows and their (Black Ridge ) Fann area, relatives still actively pro- suaplcious ol anyone who ap-spectlne for a Uvlng. proached. and silent about "Every di&&er has a chance what they had found. of making a fortune ~e." TRADITIONA[ AMERICAN POODS SERVED WITH A FRENCH FLAIR On everyone's mind was the said Sonny Cooper, the owner 48.12 carat diamond that of tfte land who holds all Pieter Swanepoel , the only mineral and water righta . HOMI OP THI prospector on the site before "II'• a gamble, lllrt, but "EIFFEL TOWER" the rush, found lwo months !hat's lhe lure o1 prospecting BUR GER agO and sokl for $42,000. everywhere." The scene reaembled the ---,.-~--=c-,,c-ccc-=c--11 '--------~ diamond rushes in the boom FOR WEEKENDER South Coast Plaza years of the 1920s. ADVERTISING CAIOUSIL COUIT There were the tall, quiet, PHONE ,,2 ,321 LOWll LIYIL deeply taMed prospectors, u"' ....., ·Ud ff, . Lowest Prices of 0 E3 the Year ~-~~ DURING OUR SOUTH COAST PLAZA 2 0th AN N u A L ANNIVERSARY SALE Sale! ~ OFF J, P, Stevens Q~~i:.y Sheets , Towels >.10 J.H Full, Fli t or Fitt•d ····-·········-····-·····-·············· R•g. 7.50 4.tt Qu••n, Flat or Fitt•d' ···-·--·········-····--···----··· R•g. I 0.00 6.99 King, Flit or Fitt•d ····--····-··-···········-·····---·· Reg . I l .50 l .tt • ... 4.60 42JIU , ....... a.so ,,, .... 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All perfect quality on aa.Je l • " CHAIRS e HIAVY IU,POltTID WIT VINYL e WAIHAILI ZIPPlllt COVIi IUNNY PUlt Now s39so ONLY each Compare with chain $60 to $1001 Relax In comfort watchln1 1V read-Ina: or just plain loaflnc -Decora-tive coveni to tit in to any decor-fllled with atyrof<*m beads to mold to your Body Contours • BU)' several for the whole tamHy -see them today! Laguna Beach Counseling Service, St. Mary's Episcopal Qlurch. 421 Park A v e • , lo;lpoa Beach, t9'7·1255. Mon· day ond WedQQday, 1:30 a.m. '111oll-!IRJl*Cndftl'lonhllpoyouh... Udo ff •s< ...... . lo 4:JO 1).m .. 111 other houn thetlY1lu11now-wtttllnJ.2!!!.rbudgel ••• andyoU call Santa Ana. f>47-000.1. may 'choose lo defer monthly payments until Feb., 1971, ~....._.,llTHESllGlllalMl'Ntt Free Clink: of Orange r.oun- SINGER ly, 504 No. Anaheim Blvd.. .!!!..-lhoBlng«LaJ·AnrPl•n-asmalldeposltwillholdanyn1muntilDoc.19. ~ ~~b Anahtlm, f151..l900. COITA MESA COSTA MISA HUNTINGTON OIANOI llAIDIN GlltOYI St. James Epl9COP1l Church, •r••"I a llntfNw.r '* "'""'' •h'•. llACH ti ~ l••t ni1 '"'""'• " m Via LJdo, Newport Beach, .Ml-I'» ICI .. "" ........ .. .... ..... »Mt!• W""'kend pro«. r am for 1"ftl Clltlf f'lfl11 "'"""(Miff ,.t.11M1 "nit Cttr' c.rt.,. o,..... c-tf , ... ,. ""' • N111tllftt'IM •-II CM!er members, ror membership in-. ______________________________ ._ ____________________________ • .,.----------•• ) ' t r~- 1 " Tllursd•y, Nov. H, 1970 College Courses Work Experience Plan· Successful Pnlleuors at Orangt Coast and Goldtn wen Colleges art marchlng on the communities this semester -anCI. it's work· Ing oot pretty well for both &:ides. Jame! Gannon at Orange years. 11lis way the employer The program of cooperative Coast in Costa Mesa and Karl always bu a f u 11 • t Im e work experience al the two S'·and'" l '·Id w t in employe, and the student campuses is also set up so .. U!:Tg • vv en es that students have work and Huntington Beach report tha t benefit! by the constant ex· they have had more requests:,;=::""'="="='=•=hi=·'='=h=oo=e=n=f=i<!=ld=.===·=U=e=nd=co=l=le=g=e=in=th=e=e='="'=in=g=.;f ror students than they havt:11 been able to fill Employers tell them they are delighted with the program. It not only gives the employers motivated and dependable people. but they feel that the students Will t get much more out of their f academic work if they can relate it to work e.zperience. This means better employes for them when the student More than 70 professors from the two junior colleges in the Coast Community College District. are Yi.siting 8 0 O businesse along the Orange Coat to line up work stat.ions in the schools' new cooperative work experience program. Is it working'! The program started in September, 1970, and less than two months later more than 1,200 students are ~rking part or rull·time In the program. In addition to getting Jllid. they are •.aming college credit for working on jabs related. to their majors or vocational goals. Each instructor will make at least two visits during the semester to the place of employment of each student he is supervising. The inst.rue. tor supervises an average of 20 students, in addition to a full teaching load. During the first vi.sit, the instructor plans a program of learning ex· periences with the s~dent's supervisor oo the job. The se- cond visit, near the end of the semester, is to evaluate the prog~ of the student with the supervisor. During the semester the instructor also main tains contact with the student to help him with any problems and advise. him. The respons! of businesses and industry in the area has been surprising. Coordinators graduates. ''\Y~ had some wonderful experiences out in the com· munity,'' . Garmon s a Id. "These people are delighted to have the college visit their place of business. They want to "'show you everything. I really think a very real side benefit of this program is that ii is bringing a large segment of the community into contact with the campus in a very positive way . ., Vaughn Redding. who came out of private industry this year to head the program, said he felt this was a positive way to involve the student with "the establishment" and vice versa. "We know that there will be changes in both the e<luca· tiooal system and the free enterprise System in the future." R~ding said. "This work experience p r o g r a m should lead to constructive l changes which will be ac- ceptable to business and in· dustry, to the young people ofl our community and to the educational leaders.'' The student benefits in a couple of ways in the pro- gram. He can earn college credit for working. He gets one unit of credit for each five 1 hours of work per week during the semester. A maximum of four units -20 ho urs per \\•eek -may be earned each SPECIAL! 4.99 FUN FURRY 3 DAYS 3so ONLYI Snug and snazzy! Lots and lota of furry ftufr to cozy you all the way up to your allkles. Ch00&e it in lot. of colon; for ciftinr or keeping. At special savings! A•olloble only ot SOUTH COAST PLAZA llUSTOL AT SAN DtlGO fRllWAY COSTA MESA FADD Told FTC Action On Midis semester. The colleges place a 1;::::~~~~===~=======~~=~·1 limit of 16 units nf credil l which ma y he eamed {{)\\·ard WAS!UNGTON (APl -The Federal Trade C.Ommission has assured a group of mini· skirted militants that it hasn 'l shrugg~d off their complaint against midi-skirt champion Women 's Wear Daily. the AA degree, They may also receive pay for the work ihey dn. Many married veterans say the pro· gram enables lhem ln remain in school and support a fam ily. There is no standard rate of pay: this is determined by the student and the employer. The unfair trade practicrs complaint a g a i n s t the Fairchild publication filed by members of FADD -Fight Against Dictating Designers - is "currently receiving our ac· tive consideration,'' the FTC said. Jn addition to ~etting up a whole n~w program -and being deluged \\'iih 1 . 2 0 0 sludents \\'hen the original l-~~-----------"'.'::~--~~:'::"::-11 goal was 400 -Garmon and C' ILLICTIR"l I Mike Hausfield. lav.•yer for FADD's 300 Washington mem· bers. aid Monday t he assurance came in a lett er from Barbara Metsky. an al · torney in the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection. Strandber• ha"' beeo mak;ng · Only days before. Hauslelrl said, F ADD told the FTC that ''it is not known hov.· much longer the fashion industry and the consumer can con· tinue to with stand the const;int pressure placed upon them by Women's Wear Daily to accept the 'longuette' look." Women's Wear Daily h:is made no formal reponse to the F ADD complaint. - thrir presence known in the communitv . Both have been beating ihe bushes rinding \\·ork station~ and students to fill them . They also coordinate with th~ instructors in the de\•elopment and Im· provement of 1he program. They are presently developing a new phase of the program called the alternate plan. This plan places I w o students on the i;ame work station. One studen t Is in school full time \\•hile the other works full time . They sv.·ap back and forth unt.il ~r2duation. v.•hich under this plan takes two and one half FREE CONDITIONING TREATMENT WITH TOUl NEXT SHAMPOO & SfT tr•-IUtlt l;llllrl!lllOllV r!>NM llN1ffl!t•. IO>'tlltf' ~llr. , ...... ~ ....... ,.,_ .. I, " Miii , .. 1111"1 Htw l•N wll!I ..,, llllltl- ... tall c.imru. MON.•fUll.·~•10. ·aHAIPOO , SET & CONDITIONER s295 HAIRCUT s1 5o "='' ...... ...... FALL PERM SPECIAL ·-S1 S.OD loftolh1 w"'9 reduced! SS45 lesy-c.11r•, l• .. ·letth•t • l ruslll 11•d t•I Crowning Glory (!ormt.rly Caprice Coif turn l SOUTH COAIT 'LUA 267 L 17tti ST .. 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'2! - '9.99 Battery Charger •Au tomatic rese t' ci rcuit breaker. 3 amp initial surge tapers 8 8 baltery's 799 charge builds up. 6 r~ cord, 6 ft. cables I-•tlfN ••• noovt••-Ol'l'•l"IC llllf& """ --M-tun• n '"--, .. , ...... ....... lllOMc.• ..... -*'"' ..., flU&A - 7 7 . I Supplement to The DAILY PILOT ·. I ' J :.,11 ' • Christmas is only 29 Days Away! You'll find the pages in this section bursting with suggested gift ideas for everyone on your list ! Wake up ! Shop now while selections are complete and you'll ha.ve a Merry Merry Christmas! DAILY P:.ILOT . . THURSDAY, NOVEfABER 26, J97Q I ' ' Chri1tm•1 Section .. .. .. ~· •• , ., • ' • I Thur1d•y, Nov. 26, 1970 I ' I , j r.----------,--,..,.----,--,----·--------- I ' .. .. .. • ,. :·;· ~. ;. : :-;: . ;· : :i . -~ . ·' ' ~ .. -· -· . .. . ' ' " .. • .. " . . . -... . -. • I " Chrlotm" SMtloft R!DECOllA'f'E · FO THE .. HOLIDAYS WITH THIS DREXEL DESK · Av1ll_.,. In Naturarwooc1 or Painted At' Tecr·von ··Herinert'• Holiday Displays merchandise, but also 1n decoraWig. Many of its staff are AID or NSID decoratorC. If there is a problem With an Praised .. item the llmutallds behind l~ if the problenl was due to a defect in Warkmanship or. material. Christmas a· Busy Time ·.:' ... "";~' .• f.:.. ... ~ • • ' ......... .J •..... ~. END of YEAR ·SADI . . Tltous••• of ""91oal oll paint! ... . . .. 603 .jff ~ v.11 l!ui ""'"" atmoophero In Y"!Yr~9!ftal I.I ~""lnlomatloMllyJ~-f." ..., """"' whent they ~ boo!i~ !llill •~lf'm-~ 1894. You'd find .. , -tlhh ,,.,... gourmm delights In our C4 tl!!I °"'9 and Lt Clolta g;ft ahopo. Open Mon. ttinl M\ lilll iJ 5:30; Sun. 10 to 5:30. From the Sin eem.-freeway take the Euclid Avenue of1ra!11P lo F-.SIJ'H~ then eut one block. " j Nice.Hands ~ft, this year, to have ttirioUYe hands and nails by uilng a UWe handy stritegy . It ls amolutely possible to have amoath 1kin Without paJnrul cuts, or sore chapping apd burning. How? By use of a lhtle common sense and a brand·name cream or lotion, and applying it to where it wUI do 0001• good. -- ' The Pendleton Separates Scene Classic separates -count the ways Pendleton• puts them together. It starts with a sleeveless tunic, flattering straight leg pants, a-line skirt-all pure virgin wool in famous Pendleton plaids. Add a turtleneck or blouse. Keep counting! It all totals a great look for you. Tunic, $28; Pants, $24; Skirt, $18; Sweater, $18; <;#lntrv Sophisticates ~louw. $12. Q,~N 9•30,6111 ."10.N .. SAT.-FRI 'Tll 8 P.M, r. Christmas , Gift • Wrapping Of Course I • I ,. Supplomont to Tho DAILY Pl LOT Chrlatmu Soctlon Thurad•y, Nov. 2', 1970 .Capture Priceless Yuietime Moments on Film THIS YEAR WE'RE NOT ONLY . The Christmas Season Is famoua: for priCeJ.ess moments , • • moment.I that you in· variably wish you had cap- tured on film. This year, don't wish -do itt picture-taking can start the minute the package is opened. If }'OU already own a camera, be sure to stock up on film and flash blubs or cubes. It's also wise to have your camera dealer check the bat· teries in your flash gun. And if you haven't used your camera since last Christmas. a few minutes rereading the in· .struction book · mlght be in order. giving the finishing touches to her special Christmas pie. Al u extra special touch to )'Out Ir this i! the year you plan to purchase a camera for your favorite family photographer, you-are in luck. You have the widest choice ever -at all prices. For instance, you can even get the unbeatable ex· citement of seeing your pic- tures right away with cameras that start under $30. Remember, too" t h a t Christmas ·is a whole season: so take a whole seasonful of Photos. Junior involved with yards of ribbon and tape as he wraps a present for his dad; Pop 's harried expression as he trys to .. join part A to section B" od Cllristrnas Eve; Mom · When you buy a camera as 'a· gift for another member or the family, "cheat" a little. Try it out before ycu wrap it ·up. Ycu might even leave it Joaded.rwith film sO that the THERE'S A PEARL IN YOUR OYSTER AND IT MAY BE WORTH $60! : Tbe oyster you thoose pmdnally, lrom specially coos I meted tanks, contains a c.olRwed pearl worth from S5 to $ro. Come to Bnllod<'s Santa Ma "" limeliis ""'· ond plaf"" new-. laisls only1$5. Bvt tlrafs not all! This is one tiOle,.. won·t raitweells to hM a piect al jeotlly made. Yov t1t1 . . . ..... tl>e pearl,.._ mounted milt JOI Rt. • 14k l!>ld ring, lie la:k ... p,ndao(settings design«! ~--~'L$10to$100. ' llOl!!Olliilflllkall-...... ,.jeweky.-~ $1116\!a!M llosb ... ~ -1939 F ..... -,,r11S111- CiAS LOCiS 24'' Torrey Pine with multi-jet.burner •••· $46.50 Sale $2950 Many styles and sizes to choose from. Come In and see them burning. We also f•ature: * GAS BARBECUES *GAS LIGHTS COINll If You I Have An HAIJ IOUND for CUSTOM SCREENS the "SPECIALIST" to see Is * OUTSTA'9DlllG WALL DECOR *FREE STANDING FIREPLACES Best Known for Quality & Service 10:1.:,..., ... c •••• .,, ..... ,. ·w.,,..:~J~.?!1~~~~k'"9-.Jwy. Howtt• Dell1 10 te !130 , .... -0,.11 Moll. & ftl. r.... AIOI TOP children's thank-you notes - enclose • photo of the altt beblg ••Joyed. So captu~ this Christmas Season on film and enjoy it for many years to come. SHIPPING F'·UIT, Bat Wiring Flowers, Too! H•r• et NIWPOIT PlpDUCI. you c•n ship •'gift certon of fresh fruit or • .c•rton of your f•vorites to your loved ones ·beck test! It's so ••sy to do h1rel . . . e GIANT SIZED NAVEL ORANGES from $4'.99 carton ' e MIXED ASSORTMENT IN A GAY HOLIDAY BOX THAT SAYS "MERRY CHRISTMAs" FROM CALIFORNIA • e A GIFT PACI! Of DRIED FRUIT DR CDMBINA TIDN PACK ' WITH GOURMET CHEESES, ETC:, ON A CUTTING BOARD! Or • gift box of fresh fruits nested in en array of d•tes, figs, elmond roe• c1ndies end countless giourmtt dtlightsl J.us+ phont the d1t1il1, we do +ht rest. ch1r9• it, or use your Mester Ch1r9t or 81nkAmeric1rd. Sptciel discount.I to qu1ntii-y buyers, for employts or customers, cell me pt r• son1lly1 I'll seve you pltnty of mon•y on your holid~y obli9•tion1l · I Sinctrely, I "Ernie" C-p .1 Doo't forqtt our flower shop. Oreng• County's ler9· ~ wt w111 I .,t i 1 nvtnt.ory 1 of fresh ~~! flow1 ers, 0Poin~•l!fi•s, Mu 1 ms, ' •LOw11s , A1• tes, tn ect tv•rytnint· rom 1na1 ions to ·~· itM......,C.::.,. 'If t11tic orchids 1t 11nsible pricesl •= ~ iii! "Orange Countv'1 Faste st Growing Produu Organizationn , ..... 67W71S 67W711 67MJtl Know How" Order of th• House» 11..------------------------------- USE OUR LAYAWAY 100/o HOLDS ANY ITEM 275· EAST 17th STRln COSTA MESA Ol'IN MONDAY THaOU4JH P•IDAY 9 A.M. • t P.M. SATUaDAY t A.Ill •• • 6 P.M. 642-9742 • SERV.INCi THE HARBOR AREA.SINCE J957 ------------------------------------------------------mil I ... ---------------=~=------, I .. Thuru1y, Nov. 26, 1970 Chrl1tm•1 S.Ctlon Sueplement to The DAILY PILOT For a Punchy Holiday, Use .Wine in Your Recipes I • Festive food and drink art the best part or the holiday season. This year, make them eWn better by preparing traditional recipes with wine. Punches and party drinks are easy to prepare if you have a bottle of party punch wine on band. The home cconomist!i at Mogen David Wine Corpora- tion have developed many new Dolly on Doorstep Looking like one of the life-like dolJs little girls would like to find under their Christmas trees this year, this frolicsome cutie is alive and obviously well. She's dw8r!ed by the massi ve double doors of New York City's famed St. Patrick's Cathedral. . l I l ! • ' De cking Halt Here's one gal who isn't going to stop \vith just "decking the hall" for Christmas. She's pretty decked out, herself. in jewel-bright nylon jersey jumpsuit which is as much at home as an "at home" as it is at a holiday party -or in the hall of the opera house. It's from Sears. THE . ·CHILDREN'"''" _: BOOKSHOPPE How is that Christmas List? Need Help 1 Give Books! 2 yr. okf Mi,hele-Goodnight Moon S yr. old Timmy ............. Fireflies 9 yr. old Bill .... Bolts, A Robot 009 11 yr. old J•ne •. Me l•ncly Fam ily 12 yr. old S•ir. ······-SST Pl•ne of Tomorrow 13 yr. old Sua ........ Little Women ., I •bout author of Inv incible Little Women ) ................ , Lou isa Sub-Total A Gift From The Het!lrt Tex .................... A l ittle Thought T ofel .............. A Year of Pleasure Trudi Harper 675-1424 • • 6701 !. (DMT MW'f. • CO~t. d£~ Mllt holiday ideas which use party punch wine as a main in· gredlent. Punches can combine this blended-fruit wine w~ht-a"' number of d i ff e rent in- gredients. Try pouring it over an ice block in a punch bowl. Top with scoops of raspberry sherbet and drizzle in a bottle of dry champagne. Or com- bine party pun ch wine with vanilla ice crean1, pour into the punch bowl and add sparkJing club soda. Another w i n n i n g com- blnation is party punch wine and orange juice garnished with orllllge and lemon slices. After selecting a punch recipe, mix a1 much as you can before the party. Omit items such as sparkling aoda or champagne or ice cream - add them at the last minute. Store the ready-made punch in milk cartons or gallon glass bottles in the refrigerator. That way you're always ready to replenish the punch bowl without last minute mixing and measuring. The pre-mix· ing allows the flavors to blend ~,' -"· .('---.} CHEVDLDN .1 . ,,"IJll/illl. No upkHp, no selling, pre·styletl 'LARK' STRETCH WIG Ptt-cul, permanently set, bMlllht$ into many styl· inp. Washable .• , just ahake out. shape, wear! Natural colors in fine Kaneka]on1' modacrylic. SALE s13aa and mellow, too. An ice block is the ideal way to keep punch cool because it melts slower than smaller ice cubes. Tbe ice block can add an 1ttracUve touch to the punch bowl if you freeze your own in a fancy gelatin mold. Use .distilled water for a sparkling clear Jee mold. Before freezing, add fruits such as lemon or orange slices, pineapple r I n g s , maraschino cherries or grapes to the mold for an extra touch of color. The disWled waler can be tinted a bright holiday red or green with food coloring. If desired. Be sure to make two ice molds and store the extra in the freezer so that you can replace the melted one easily. Party punch wine can be used in preparing other foods, too. A holiday ham is extra Oavorful when glazed with a mixture of party punch wine and brown sugar (about~ cup of each for a 4-pound ham ). Brush the ham liberally with the glau about 45 minutes before roasting is completed. Fruited gelatin molds or in- ORLON@ SHELLS Sale $366 Solid style in mock turtle neck. Orlon~ aeryl~ knit. back tip. Holiday hues ill sizes 34-40. POLYESTER PANT Sale $584 S!raighl-leg style ••• $TnOOlh blend or &eel.ale/ polyester. Set·in ,,,.aist. elastie waistband. Solid!: a.JR. dividual molded salads benefit from the fruity flavor of pa rty punch wine. Substitute the wine for: 'it of the liquid called for in your favorite fru.it- gelatin recipe. Add the wine to fruit cup ap- petizers or large fresh fruit bowls. Pour over the fruit and marinate in the re.frigerator at least 3 hours or more before serying. Wine adds a distinctive new flavor to any fresh fruit combination. For classic rice pudding, blanc manage or molded bak- ed custards, a sauce made with party punch wine an1 strawberries adds a touch o color and a sweet, fruit} flavor. Heat together I cup of part) punch wine and 2 cups fresl or frozen strawberries unti bubbling. Pour into t h 1 blender and blend u n t i: ' smooth! Reheat and thicker ~ with 2 tablespoons of ct>roo J · st.arch mixed with a littlt J cold water. Serve slighll) ' warm. or cold. $ Party punch wine is the l perfect ingredient for perking f up festive drinks and punches. Seft, supple anti dressy GIFT-BOXED BLOUSES SALE 27 ... l ' . Lu:u1tious Dacron•• polyes- ter Whipped Cream blouses in simply super fem ini ne · looks~ Sno'A')' white only; $iZl!I 32·38. . .,., ....... ""' ,., ,.,, ,..,._ ~ ENJOY BETTER LIVING WITH GRANTS CREDIT ' ' ' Nylon peignoir sets for beautiful dreams sa1es4~~ • ~leeveless gown trimmed "'·iih lace and lopped with matchin,1: peignoir of sheer nylon. Preny pastels: S. M·L WOMEN'S HANDBAGS 84 Sale Tb inking "Santa" or pleasing yourself, these are exceptional values. Smartly shaped & trimmed suede & leather band· bags. Easy Care Dusters Try these for warmth! Ace[ate quilu you aft hand- wasb and bans dry, Polye1ter fiberfill. Siu1 10· 18 end 12· 20. Very little wampum neetl1tll POW·WOW SLIPPER SALE$386 Sof~IHUede uppen with a simply au per acry· lie futlni. Wear in-or-out.! Natural only; g.9, " ' ea. Cloud-aoft acellte/ny• Ion 1own In w•lt.1· length or lo ng. Delicate ruffled neckline ... em-- pire wai1t. Yours in whi1ptr·1o!t pa stel11, Sizes small, mediu m and larp. SALE $ All kinda o! looks. nuin• rah. ties -al an in erediblt lo• price! We have every 1ize, too: 3-11. 7-15. 10-18 ind 14\0-22\0 . . • ' ' r • ' ' ' ' ' .. .I ' ~1 .I ' ' \ SupPl'"'lenl to Tho DA ILY PILOT Christmas Fashion V(ant your Rift to make a fashion hit with that special someone this Christmas ? Well, it's in the bag. The bowling bag that Js -and the ball and shoes. too -if lhat's what you've placed under the tree. ' Sleek designs and explosions of color, two hallmarks of the current fashion revolution in men's and women's apparel, have appeared on the sporL! equipment scene in time for Christmas giving. Fortunate bowlers who open THIS-GIFT COULD MAKE YOU 'KINGPIN' The Whole Set Is Color·coordin•ted, Too Radio Model Designed For Family Bathroom According to listener surveys, radio is more popular at wake-up time than any other during the da y. And so is the fnmily bathroom. But while it might seem that radios in the bathroom would be commonplace. I i m i t e d counter space and the hazard of plug-in elcClr lcal appliances near standing water have made bathroom ra dios im- practical. Experiments with .small transis tor selS have pr<r d uc e d less.than·satisfactory results, because of poor sound quality. A more unusual approach is a cordlesl, Wall·mOdnt ?ad.lo engineered tD1-previ4'e ·Rood 80Wld quality without taking up valuable 1paCf:. Developed by Sear111t o e b u Gt i1nd Co. specifically for bathroom use. the IO-transistor AM·FM radio is treated with special adhezive on the back for solid mounting on a wall, vanity or cabinet. The uni t also can be mounted v.·ith two s ma 11 screws. The baltery-powered radio has a 3·inch speaker for sound and tonal quality and a "slide· rule" dial for easy, accurate A~l·FM tuning. Other controls on the front of the radio in· elude an automatic frequency control for drift-free FM reception. and a push-button "on-off" switch that operates independently of the volume control. Only 2% inches deep, cabinet's "thin-line" desig n features tw~piece hinged con- struction fot' convenfent ac- c:ess to tie batlel]' ..... partment. The standard cabinet color is nstone-whfle'.' to harmonize with any decor. For added beauty. three custom "s.nap- on" cabinet styles -classic, colonial and Mediterranean - are optional. NEW BATH~OOM ACCESSORY IS RADIO It 'Sln11' While You're in Shower CUSTOM Fireplace Screens {7 D•y Dollvory) Inside· Outside or Corner Mounts In Beautiful Decorative Colors In Many FashionL WIDE SELECTION OF GAS LOGS FREE ESTIMATES GIVEN! Santa Ana Tent & 4wnln1 2202 Soutti Main -545\.0491 SANTA ANA ,Ch=rt:::•lm=•:::•;....=;Soe=t~=--T'-'hu=rsd=•,_y,_, '-'N"'o'-'v.'-2"'6"-, -'1'-''70"'-----=S . Gift Idea-It ~ • In the Bag HUNTER'S BOOKS ~f Washable cardigan style sweater Sale s4a6 You e.n wash this one bec.U111 it'• made of Or!on9 4 acrylic. Rib knit cuff for a atylish l,ook. Good seleo- tion ol coktn in lizesb to :n. Machine washable baby blanket Sale $2!~sl.99 Choose acelate quilted polyeeter filled or acryl ic. bo1h with nylon binding. 36"54 inches;comes in ill ' own gift hos , Delicately dainty briefs & bikinis Sa1e4 , .. SI Sleekly tailored or iad with trilM and appliqucs. ,\ •hispet of .,ft nylon or .cetate 1ricot underlines. Jn ho1 or putel eolon;S-7. SUPER RELAXABLES FOR MEN Sale $226 Wmp yam feet in cmnfart with opera atyle vinyl el.ippen to cradle yom tired. &chin&: toes i11 lonuy. t Greu nar CX>lon; m. 6 to U. ·' STRETCH ORLONS CREW SOCKS SALE s 1!?.3 QrJ.,,eocrylic ..... -witb nylon hich-heel ......i ,; .. Joor. IMlint weu. Solids. 10.13. PNctlcally nude P•IY ........ total Shffl'Hll1 waist la tael Sale96' f"'Jmy. wml• 1tretch nylon paut1 hote fot the 1lttkt.111 ltg beau1y! Nude heel ;Colon. P, A. T, XT. THI W1$T~ flNUT IOOKSTORU FOR 120 YIAllS-SINCI 1111 NOW IN SANTA ANA AT FASHION SQUARE SPOmKNITS Sale$2 96 Bold '•' opo"J' """"' lnm -~ &tripes. Machine wuh md dry. S.XL FANCY FLARES Sale $644 Pe1wtly pressed solid dr. .t.:b in 111· on/nylcm /Ketate. Westem pockets. ooafl' ba<tnmt.5;,.28-36. Permanent Press Shirt & Tie Set Sale S]96 C.olorf.I .,... --, coordimted ties to .... \.tad& of wrinl:l&free ID" lycster and eotton for .,. c.are, SGes 14'b: to 16Mt., 4 All Night Comfort! .... Acrylic Sleeper Print and Sorn! $2'' So(r, warm ec11Iic;cotton rib-knit collarttte, cuffs. hll front lipper, aaletr tab. P1Mtic ao~, toe Clps. XS,S,M,L •• fits"' 4 y ..... . ! .. • l • • ' ' ' ' "• .. , ii ' I ' I 'l j I' ~ ' ' .lhurscl•y, Nov. 26, .1970 Ch rl1tm•1 Section Suppl•menl to The DAILY PILOT -. ---- !> ! l ! " f I I ! ~ f 1 i • l f 1 !' ~ ~ ~ l i ! t ~ ~· . . . • • • [: . ' ; ... ., ' ~ r :. ... NOWY.OU CAN TAKE MOVIES THAT TALK ••• WITH BELL•HOWELL FILMOSOUND 8 HOME MOYIE SYSTEM ••• AND FOR JUST A FEW OOLLA'RS MORE THAN SILENT EQUIPMENT. Of course you am buy Bell • Howen Fikno- aound 8 equipment one piece at • time ••• ststwith The Autolood Model 442 wood grained trim camera, equipped with new fioc:as-inatfc 1utometic range.- finder. op~ooic efectric eye. F/1.9 lw with 3 to 1 %oom range, efecttM: film drive, reflex \'iewing, normal •ncl slow motion speeds, built in battety tester. foot- age counter in the viewfinder. -Model 450 Filmosound Reooldli feeture1 automatic:/ man.I recording volume'CQ'\llJOI,. audio leYel meter and b_ettory checker, aolid ...,. -P<Jlft button 'open1tK>n, microphone and Cenying caM •nd cen be UMd as • conventional player/recorder that accePts standard cessetttc. Modet .(58 Aute>Joed Projedof with automatic reel- to-reel thruding, super 8 and regular tt film com- patibility, reverH end sriH picture i:wojeetion control. F/1 .6 l_er11. variable ~·~qi. rtpjil ~ 1nd can be used •!• silent film prof....,. . . Sale SAVI .OVU $100.00 ·- $336°0 SLIDE CUBE'" PROJECTOR "' ·• ••Mfil.., NW --.t ii a-111-. ,~ . . -' llido lfllnfO ' _ ........... bleMI wttll «rt ... co,, C:Of!IMCt ~ °"':' t" II ,.. JI ,.., Complete Selection of Cameras & Accessories "ENJOY BETTER LIVING WITH "GRANTS CREDIT" .. flW JmllS ... Iii-Ill 1 IWRl · 1llli • lritf •VI 111. 'i1 BEll & HOWELL lJ AU1UlOAD0 SUPER 8 CAMERA 1'h• c1m1r1 lt11t otflrs mor• convtnlenoe for your dollar. With extraordinary future1 Ilk• pu•h·bUlton FOCUS-M.li TIC•, :ZOOM l1n1 with lever for Wide angle or telephoto 12.5 to 25 mm range, lt<>P110 exposure I"" dlcalor, run/lock control, new 1tlmlln. aty1-o lr'!g. E1sy d10p-ln auptT a cattndoe lotdlng. Much more. Cj)} B EXCITING ~ TITLING CARDS '°HIPOY Birthday,• "Merry Chlfltmla, • "Tlt1 Big Day," .ic, Th•• colorful cardt wlll Identify your mcwlH In the 'fNr8 to come and 1dd 1 profMllonal 1p1rkll to your leclmlqut. /;J 20·PAGE HANDY DAllDY ~ MOVIE GUIDEBOOK Loaded with hundr.cia ol tip1 on now to• )'OUr tltll119 Clldl, 1pecia/ ilffK1I krnlH. and how to lhocl cre1tlve rnovlM. A rnult tor n1ryone who wilh11 to take mor. «1-- Mrtalnlng IM'l'ln. THERE HAS NEYER IEEN A MOVIE KIT UIE THIS BEFORE! SEE IT TODAY!! GE FlashPacR ELECTl'IONIC FLASH For Polarold Folding P•ck c•m•rH ( exc1pt rnodel 1360) and most 'S5mm c1mer11 INDIVIDUAL VIEW MASTER REELS Sale 5 ~ $100 HON°,ACU.GID • FLASH wh•• oth1rs won't. llOOEL 174 06 Wiik blltlrfll Sale 74~ VIEW· MASTER VIEWER Sale Tr1 .... I 1c1~11 '""'' $14 4 to Uf1 'With th f t rv9 11d 1!1r11 wi1w1r. NEW! ~ A~SCOVISION9 388Z Dual 8 -with Zoom Lens Check thsss outstand- ing value features! o Sharp f/1.5 zoom lens fills your screen with bright, clear pictures D Automatic film threading with exclusive Adjusto· Matic take·up control D Self-contained carrying case D Complete with power cord and 400-foot reel Sale Grants announces a TREMENDOUS VAll! llltll Anscom1tlc Movie camera 1 Anscovlslon"Movle Prajector: Anscochrome·n Movie Film · Complete m Home Movie Outfit INCLUDES• •The Anscamatic S/!1Super8 Moo. Camm •The Anscovision 388 Dual· 8 MOY!• Projector widt Automatic Threading •Twin lamp Movl1 Light • An9COChrome n S14J• ! Coklr Morie rm. with Processinc • 30 140 T 1bl1 Screen • GAF Photo F11n Boot Sale $136°0 ' Lill 121!.15 OAF ANICOM.t.TIC• SLIDE ,l'IOJIECTOflt a """ _.. _,, .. (I'__.,, -· ,..,, 0 l/J.5 4-lflc.ll IMl•OlrilM -...i11».11: -.. o a.r.......-.~··c-0 c ........ wit~ -llPlll·f'Mll 119411f9 lh!Olnor O AIM -h'"' x..114t fMJ·ldlt• ... ,. lo-"' TDC~ trera. w ••II .._ GAF ANSCOMATIC Slide Projector MODEL 1610 Sale $s400 Wiiii Auto foc-..$16.44 • 4 D~ ·SONLY Nov. 26-27°28-29 ' • , I . ' ONLY (8El.L & HQW!J.L ! HAS· I MOOE?. 442 , BELL & HOWELL SUPER I CAMERA Withlhe,_~ FOCUS·MATIC ! ....... )IOU c;at sharp,~ mcMJe..., time. All you do is sight ~ N>jtc:t and PflH a Mr. Then let FOCUS·MATIC ake owr kl avtomaJleally set the perfect locus lnslanl/y. Wllh FOCUS.MATIC, fuzzy hatrJ9 movies 1r1 a lhing of the Piii&. Come in for a demonstratioft. A BEAUTIF\A. DELUXE CAMERA • AutolMtlc Fiim LNdlng • Optronlc9' EJectric (YI • Z-.1.ono • Bectr1c Rim on.. • SkM litotioQ Sale 11466 - Bell & Howell AUTOLOAD0 SUPERS/REGULARS COMPATIBLE llllE PBl~ECTll. H'• bey. Just ntOY'I • ~ to U1• typ. of filiTI )'Oll wi11t to show. Both your SUptr I or 1'11ular film will b9 ~ }ec;ted crl1p1r and d11r1t thin ever betcn. Slile $8866 Litt t 2•.•s 1utom1Hc threading ••• frtlm ,.... to '"'· mersa control lets you b9ck tip to...- tavorlt. scenn. lor111t selector Afti1U1rd1 f~m ••• .,,...,.nts mistakes. plus • sun 'let"' mitdllll • rut 1.1 P'nltdlll Un •C'"Slw*l'Olllflftlllt • •n. '"" CIJKltJ . '-• """ ... ..,. .,......,., ,_ • c.oiettlf llllf-C.1111111 GRANT PLAZA BROOKHURST AT ADAMS HUNTINGTON BEACH • I 1 • STACK A PACK OF CASSETTES ON THIS NEW UNIT This One Automatically Changes Tapes, Plays Up To 6 Hours . ' -• <f • ' nflS MUSIC-IN A WORD-IS PORTABLE ' CMMll• Ployor Weig/ts A Pound And A Holf Ca$s¢t tes Good for Christmas Cheer " . . Cassette music is this year's bOliday example of a'toy that grew up. ·_ For home listening, • Blank c a s s e t t e 9 for -· ····rRJCE•;• .-; 1rs LIKE GETT.ING r• REMOTE: CONTROL . . •' , Moclel S·2H6W SPAel C:OMMAND "'41G" CO,.OR TV . Gt.ot2J"~ Yoo ht Al J Mtllt Waotod-•: I. Spec• Commtncllr' Remote Control 2. Color Commend•r J. Z•nith AFC • • .1~71<, HARIOI ILVD. '· , Something Special • Atn,on ' lockabty on bol.Unt.. 'Tclm TIWS on Wal.fr, Sylvia Port.er °"~ fhllnct, tht DAILY· PILOT on Ort Ortnge to.st. ll'J ·Utt r.agt cf sptelalizatlon. And OW' 'ipedlllJ Is . . .. bel119 realty somtthlnv sprclaf. • Cassetts .ihvaded the U.S. scette five ~s ago primarily for portable /Voice recording. Today, cassettes are welcome in the home and oo the go as a convenient and c o m p a c t source of stereo music. proved the quality of cassette sound. And a wide range of musical selections are now available on tai,ie, ranging from classical and seml- classical to popular and rock and featuring the world's leading artists. simpler lo operate than tradi- tional open reel recon.iers which require tape handling and' tape threading. Jt permits home recording, which is not possible with record players, and tapes can be erased and reused numerous tiines. favorite is the Ampex. Micro recording family events, off~ 90, an attractive stereo. model the-air or from other ·music · which includes a .. casselte sources are available for Jess changer. Six cassettes may be than $2.50 for one-hour ~ stacked to play up to six hours 1_r_ecor<l __ in_g_and __ P_l•_Y_inl!_Um_•·------------------------------- of music without handling. It There are two main reasons tor-the aceeptance or caMettes in the home, according to Ampex, a leading producer of ca.sSette equipment and tape. Design and engint.'ering ad- vances since Ute first cassette cecorders and_ tapes have im- Porta-Pair Cassettes are tiny reels of magnetic tape aicased in slim plastic boxes that merely slip into the recorder and start with the pttsh of a button. Recording or Wtenir.g is a soft touch without tape handling. The cassette offers many adv•.ages as a homt en· tertafftment device. It is much Introduced in the mid-1960s, cassette recorders and players are available in a wkte range ol models from tmdU $30 to approximately $300. For the last two years, U.S. aales of tape recorders (more than half of them cassette models) have exceeded record player sales. for Practicality is available as a deck or as a complete stereo sy~ priced from $170 to $220. With AM- FM FM stereo tuner it is· f,100. At the low end, by the same manufacturer • • • a portable playback model for listening on-the-go is the Micro I, which weighs only 1¥.i pounds and costs less than $30. Recorded cassettes of a wide range of mu.sic and educational subjects a r e available in increasing. varie· Many newlyweds 1 ea n thal move with the units, as is only a Merry Christmas this ty. Sales of recorded casselleti toward Jhe ~practi.cal when it true of other Maytag ap-year, but convenience in the are expected to rise S3 per comes to Christmas giving, pliances. For a mobile couple, years ahead, wherever they cent thls year, according to conce.ntratini ·m a·"spectal gift the Porta-Pair can.provide not go. the company. for their home. ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiijl One such practic.al gift ls a pair of compact laundry ap- pliances that transport easily should ""the couple move or be transferred to a new location. The Porta-Pair adapt easily to new llUTOUDic:I~ because !hey offer a veri~ of storage possibilitk-s. 'Ji:be .,er can be set on a· shelf or counter, hun1 on a wall, or fitted with casters like the washer and rolled into a closet'"Or an ac: cessory stack rack that holds1 the dryer at a convenient height above tht washer can be. used to convert a tall nar- roW .:sPace into a laundry nook. -Both · units operate o n rei\llar 115-vol~ ~ousehold cur- rent. The P-arta-Washer con-- nects eUity .:tO ,11y stnk ror doing ihe )a~. No special venting 'is ~ed for the Porio-Dlyei'. • . Of .gpecUil ioi!Sortance to the q:rupie aubjed to transfer - the compact washer and dryer are covered by warranties feminine finer'! rom Sandy's * llOllS N.,._ _. c.tt.. 9•11tff, lr.u.4 •yl•• * HOSTESS GOWNS Md COULOTIIS-t ...,. JO * IA.IT DOLLW'llJNOll sm si.o"...i 1 ... * 14510"-''MNCY lllUNIS * FLANNEL GOWNS S.91't ........ ......_. "'* * IUNNY HO..rllS * DUllFOAM SLl,,111 all beaulilully gifl wrapped. we welcome layaways. ' [i~r41~~~-JU Dand ooc..., ... ~ .. Ill., .. ,,.,.. .. 250 E~ i'tt.h Stroot ·-..--~ .. --642-5430:.. llrtl!A~nl -MmW CM .... WIG SPECTACULAR Sale~ I $ 3 Days Only Fri., Set .. Sun. 88 Your Choice -Reg. $19.18 Pr .... tyled -med• of ChevolM- 100% Premium Quelity keneke· Ion. IN~v. 27·30th I ''lark'' S\TYROFOAM HEADS '* * Requ1ar a1i Sale 57!. I ' Free Styling & * Cutting With Each Wig Purchase * ' · * A Novel Gi~ Idea * WIG GIFT Certificotes * Available * ·····························~ . ~ . • Free Wig To Be Given Away : : This Saturday Afternoon· at 4:00 p.m. • • : , Don't Forget to Register • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Giant Pina lrookhur1t & Ad1m1 Huntington Beach ' ' I ~- NEW HOT WHEELS SIZZLER$ ' ' . Darellev~ Dual lane actian racer sat • 2 Siuhr cws • I L9M 0..,tt • httwy ,_... lrtk• _.._ o Dwlt ........... ,..... . Batt ·-. .brake 'em. • .fael 1t- •P •I ctie "jaice machine ', rac:o dlml.epio i• 90 Mll:ODds. t..p .tr. « l•p. 1ide br 1ide around tbit dui11a on! uack. Woeld'• flUlat electric an! --- MATIELS ' A bemtiful doll with 1ction e 1irl 1o,.es. Her buggy is based oa compuler technology. Jusc f'OOft the. hue pin• and she"ll go •oywbere. Bacterr optt1U· .... --- Sale NEW PRICES G.OOD FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NOV. 27·28th I -I Supplomont to 'Tllo DAILY PILOT Decorating Maneuver Adopted For ~aµcoverings which may be couhted upon to eye-fooling ( planes ot color • set lhe scene for Impressive Tradition has Its day wit.ii room settings include thOf8 genlle ~st.s, and bold oon- with Spanish and ·Moroccan temporary Jdeas art a lively "tile" inspiration, patterGS counterpart to tbe softer derived from woven cane or tbemes. Ao unusual decorating .. maneuver" was adopted by Wlnllcld Design Associates, Inc. to intn>duce an exciting new collectJon of f l n e wallcoverinp by dramatizing the power of planwurface design to transform the mood of a room. Interior designer, George Brown, A.1.0., wu c<lmtnissloned by the ' San Francisco firm to radically · alter the appearance of a single setting, an area bound· ed by two walls, to create a series of completely individual room scenei. 'l1le interior designer ac- cepted the challenge to ,com. bine his own ingenuity with the virtuosity of Winfield design to achieve widely var· ried effects, marking each room Indelibly to assure its own identity. At his command, George Brown had t h e resources of this n e w "Multiples" collection, named for its bountiful selection of 15 designs and 80 colorways, of- fering a generous numben of geometrics, stripes and swirlJ:, all awash in an overflowing palette of rich ,colors. With strictly rationed noor space, furniture for each room was to be limited to three pieces, while accessories were permitted a more liberal • spendthrift level. The "experiment in walls," was lnltiated with th.~ selec- tion of the uninhibited "Nova'' design to thrust a demure choice of bedroom fumlture , brass bed, wicker table and ladderback chair, into a more rarif!ed a~mo1 p here of sopbisUcation. The b 1 u e mushroom design, undulating with wild freedom from floo r to celling, zooms a quiet "homemaker" comer into an jmpact ione of definite decorator importance. In a swift change or pace, ~ two walls exert a gentle influence on a formal tea-time scene, with traditional lumiture clepcndlng upon a design of refinement such as "Odalisque" to emphasize the gentility of the occasion. Here, color inherits an elegant role, cautioualy p\11lng ili off. white, beige and black swirl s, on white vinyl against the $minent white·of furnishings. In a tplrd room with an airy look, the designer keeps it cool with glass and steel, bamboo and vinyl, and softens the ef- fect with "Columbia," a con· temporary stripe drawn in random widths \Yith a watercolor technique worthy of an art collector. Colors con- spire to heighten the visual ef- fect ; yellow tulips and daf- I See by Today's Want Ads • If your bride's been burn.. ing your toast in the oven, I see there's a good toast- er advertised & CHEAP! e Tired of balancing your coffee cup on your knee? There's a good buy on a ·coffee table, today , •• better check. • Would you believe 2 cars for $150 ? Well it's true! Ramble t.hru the car sec- tion & you'll find them . e If you have a frirt"l!v smile (and are an effici~nt sec~tary I receptionist with good skills. the~·s a job that needs to be filled; local area. too. • OLE ... there'!! a great I.ind in a king-size Spanish bedroom set offered ro. day ... a good chancl!! to spruce up your bedroom and save mucho pesos! Fastest in West fodils suggest the bright warmth or a yellow, curry, orange and green on white. Another version with shades or brown hints at the te.r:lurt of suede. In the final version of the l'jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii two-wall area, the decorating ll climate makes the transition from cool to tropical as con- temporary materials happily surrender the scene to the julep-<iriented wicker tables and chair and the "private island" garden look of thriving ferns and ivy. To complete the takeover by the exotic in- fluences, "Tahir," one of the new Winfield co 11 e ct ion, establishes a beach-bead with Oriental-flavor design and a fresh-flowe r colorway o f greens and yellows on white patent vinyl. ~r , "Multiple" designs A~ARPETs · ONLY sHAG 3~ 1431 So. M1i1 Sl ..., ' tlD 5:30 frl' 'tll' .......... ,,.. ...... -·-Sl111AH 547.3993 WAKE UP TO CHRISTMAS WITH :Ji: 'Jf{iiesty· PERMANENT PRESS SLEEPWEAR THAT'S PRETTY FASHION roo1 GOWN -PAJAMAS -ROBE SLEEPING BAG s;,,, 4 . 12 NUAf P7Y D~PrY 'NOVA' IS THE NAME OF THIS WALLCOVERING DESIGN That's The Name Of This Winfield ArrowhMcl Wallpaper Design 9'11 IL Seil IL Try lht fastest rtsponse In the West against your own cklct. Test Dime-a-line Ads, where the action 15, In Saturday's DAILY PILOT. OULDRENS SHOP 1058 IRVINE AVE. e NEWPORT BEACH e 642·5262 New Poinsettia Flower Stays Fresher Longer The Christmas flower - poinsettia -has been un- dergoing a big change in re- cent years. Varieties which have been appearing, include the Paul Mikkelsen , which holds up longer than.the older kinds. This poinsettia Is a cross between a red seedling and a white variety which has long been known to relain lls Final Touch lf you'Ve spent months with needle and yam doing crewel tor Christmas gifts, now's the time to give your handiwork its finishing touches. Fold your thickest Turkish towel to make a cushion. Tben place needlework, right side down, on towel. Spray with .sizing and press. Magic Extra Cris p sizing adds body and finish, takes out "work" wrinkles and adds a professional look quick- ly and easily. fresbne.s.s better than the reds. But growing conditions have also improved. There is no longer a headache for the grower to bring them into bloom at the proper time. Growers hav:e learned that the plants must have 1 l hou rs of complete darkness d a i I y starting in October to bloom on schedule. Most grower!: use a sterile pottlng mixture which prevents · dise1se and also lessens the danger of over watering. Like other plants It will not .tOJerate wet sogiy soil. It also thrives in sunny spots better than in shade or semi· shade. Wigs Popular Perfect toppings for gals of all ages : wigs, wiglets, wiget- tes, cones, switches and pony tails are ,beauty· bonuses for every occasion. That grown-up "baby" of yours will love this baby of her OfiD -Patti Playful, a doll that is realisUc eaougll that she demands lot. of attention. Patti SIX:ks pacWer or thumb, yawn.s, claps hands and waves. LA·Z-aov®· ·oesigner's ClA§§IlQ) SAlJEV The famous Traditional La-Z-Boy~ style is now available in the world's ONLY BooillrW Q~t reclining sofa, the Reclina-Rocker• SOFETIE®, as well as matching individual Reclina-Rocker"' chairs! The La·Z.Bo,. R,.J;na.R.W.O SOf'.E"n..-lo !Oii? 1 invitation to really start living Yitb \he aofa of to- morrow today! Two people can relax and recline ia the SOFETl'E" indepaide1>tly of each O!hcr, comp!~ I with iodividaal !ootrelt& It eYm rocb1 Covered lll • popul&r gJecn·gold t..m.d ....i...t trimmed itt white ' Yinyl welt C(lrd; the SOFEI'IE• ii Mt• of eolid oom· fort. lmm<Wato cleliftry: 5peciol ulc price • • • RICO. PRICE $417 $241 $261 SALi PRICE $35950 $19950 $219'° SAVE $220 WITH THIS INT1l0DUCTORY OFFER! All 3 Pieces for only $699 Use you Master Charqe, BankAmerlcard, or Revolvinq Costa Mesa's Oldest H onie-otvned Furniture Store 1865 Harbor Blvd. • Downtown Costa Mesa • 548-5131 • • • ' ;. '· I ' ~ ' I • , ,. ,. ' -I• 1 " ~ II g .. ll :; f· 'I " ' ' ., ~ J ·' I • ' .• •· -•• • t ,. -: ' . 'i ·: .• iii ~ .. 'l l ,, 1. e ·~ I . ·1 -J I ; I I I 5"""'""'""' le '!ho DAILY PILOT ' Hom e Handyman Needs Compact fower Tools ' Homemakers agree t h a t once a husband bu a powtr tool or a set of them, he's m. dined w be ultra....,..;qus cit home repairs. And once &\. home work.shop ls started, the homemaker's Christmas gilt· giving dilemma may be solved for years to come. ' Selecting a power tool Isn't as complex a shopping decision as it might seem. In most cases, department store .salesmen are well·versed in the money-saving uses for various power tools and their eu or difficulty of operation. The borne handyman's first .choice is usually a compact ·dectri~ drill, acconllng to Sears tool buyers. Chosen for its versatility, the electric drill may be equipped with optional attachments for buffing, san- ding, sbarpenliig, grindliia, aawiDg, driving and removing nuts, screws and bolts -and even trimming hedges. Another popular portable tool, the sabre saw, also can be used for a variety of jobs. It serves as a rip saw, hacksaw, crosscut, coping, jig, scroll band and keyhole saw enabling the hobbyist to create decorative shapes from wood or metal. As the woodworking amateur's skills improve, a wood-turning lathe might be a welcome addition to h i,s yockshop. The p o w e r unit turns a piece of wood as a ntisserie turns meat, only nUcb faster. A chisel blade applied to the rapidly turning designs for salad bowl sets, corree table legs and other demrative items. Christmas Tradi tions Make Whole World Kin Christmas traditions warm the heart and make tbe whole world kin. We've been col- Jecting Christmas lore and find it lovely! Did you know that on Christmas Eve the wood carvers of Oberam- mergau ski down the mountain !lopes of Austria with flaming ton:bes in band, singing as they go? Doesn't that conjure up a picture? Time was, in Sweden, when the prettiest girl in the family played the role of l.Alcia a1 the Feast of Sl Lucia on December 13th, - her "privilege" to wait on everyone else for that entire day? Do you suppose they still do it in 1970? Flowers are used in Spain and Italy instead of evergreens and holly. In Sici- ly, a Christmas tree is decorated with apples ~nd cranges. In England the Yule log must be big enough to last until New Year's Day. And Santa Baby goes by many names in many places. He's Julenissen in Denmark, Pere Noel in France, and the "Ab- bot or Unreason" in Scotland. In Italy 'he' is Befana, an old woman on a broomstick, who brings gifts on the 6th of January. In many countries, in the .. more blessed to give than to receive" tradition, gifts are exchanged twice during the Yuletide season. On Christmas Christmas is Boxing Day in England where tradespeople and tblsehold help a re remembered with boxes of money!~! An old\ro mantic Swiss tradi- tion bas l\ that the boy or girl who tater three sips from nine different fountains, while the bells are ringing for midnight service on Christmas Eve, will find their •future mate st.an· ding at the Church door. A regular court.ship will begin at once U the spell has worked . Fragrance a t Christmas ti me casts many a romantic spell, too, from the days of myrrb and incense, tci the a1most traditional gift of the 20th ce ntury, of perfume or cologne lo at least one, if not to everyone ,on the Christmas List. Two gifts en the same day -to someone close -are very much a part of our Holi- day tradition~ here at borne, where one's parents may receive "so~lhing for the house" -as well as a personal gift li~e Burley after- shave lotion ror Dad -and maybe Vive Le Bain or Taji perfume for Mom. Or a kid sister may be bappily steered in the right direction on make up, "'.ith a Comsilk compact tucked 1,way into her new over-the-shbulder g I f t satchel. Eve In Italy. while waitlng forfr---------~I Befana, young and old dralf gifts from a jar known as the Urn of Fate. Pere Noel come! on Christmas Eve in France, and gifts are again exchanged on New Year's Day. And, of course, the day after GRABER If yot1 .,. Mt ml1t A..wwt .. Senlce, '" .. Ht ..ttt.t .n ........... TILIPHONI ANSWlllN• IUllAU 835-7777 GIFT PACKS N~··-·u;.rv11..1E 1Ll.S.~' i1J S. COAST f'WY . *""I 1• 11f 6. , hp -Dtwntt"" ....... --·II• I " Jantzen 's Scotch Tumb le rs are machine washable .. That's right ... so go ahead, bully them. You can abuse these wool sweaters, beca use all you ha ve to do to get them lookin g great again is pop them into the washer-dryer. Great gift idea fo r the active outdoor man or the studenlS away from home, Th ree suggestions from our gift collection. a. button-rronl vest in gre y, blue or dark green. M·L-Xl. 10.00 b. v-ne ck pullover sweater blue. brown, green, be ige or gold. Medi um to extra-la r~e 11.00 c. ca rdi gan sweater beige, gold, brown, green or blue. Medium, large, extra-large 13.00 men's sport furni~hins~ R~ famous m.ake me·n's gift • accessories pick a handsome set of famous maker jewelry ' J What a bounty of styles! Gold-tone or sil-\ ver-tone melals. Some set ~Ith stones. Some enamelled. Some dramatically plain. All nice Christmas stocking stuffers. I reg ularly 7.50-12.00 3 • 9 9 how about a new wallet with. a prestigous label Billfolds, card-cases, pocket secretaries and many more. A whole herd of leathers in varied grains. Nice for business associates. • • • J reg.$6$15 2. 99to 5 • 99 ' present him with a wide tie like these 4 and 4 1/4 jnchers No man should be seen in a skinny tie. Especially not when you can pick from hundreds of wide ones at such big savings. Come 1n and see how distinctive they all are .. Ihen pick o.ut a few for gifts . regularly 6.00 7.50 3 • 9 9 men's furnishings 7,80 ./ • I . may co south coos! pliu, 11n dit90 fwy et lirlstol, toslo mos•, 546-9321 ihop mondoy thru 11turd1y 10 am to 9:30 pm, sunday noon 'Iii 5 pm 'MAVCC> I I I l I :.:•l.,__Th=""*=coy,_,,-'•-"lo'-'V'-'. "'=•·~1'19~-~Cl\l'~l-•lm= .. ---"'-'"""--°"· . , J " , . } • .. . • BIGGER SOCKS TO HANG UP THIS CHRISTMAS FOR POP Sexy Sox Come In Patt.ms And Over-th.-calf Lengtf'l1 Sock~ Stockings and Stuffings Season's Snappiest Suggestions Qiristmas is traditionally the season for socks, stock- ings, and stuffings, w i t h eVeryone from Baby to Gran- pa hanging bis own personaliz· ed hosiery by the chimney with care. And this Christmas, the season's sexiest gift.giving suggestion is "Sock it to Dad in His Stocking." S o c k s . p a rt i cularly over·the~all styles, are the up and coming trend in st.ocldng stuffers for Dad, Son, Boyfriend or Boss. Over-lhe~alfs reveal a lot about the man who wears them -and the woman who buys them. Over 75 percent of all men's hosiery is purcha·sed by women who like the longer leg-fitting styles that make her man look fashionable and successful. According to a re- cent "Sexology" survey con- ducted by the Institute for All-year Tests Pro ve Quality of Ski-wear Experlenced skiers know that clothes should be made for action; only after the ap- pareJ has met his requirement can it be judged by other stan- dards. Now, than!ro..IO ~d tesling or •PPlf"I, sitl'CJotblng is botb lunctlonal and good- looking. othmar Schneider, former Olympic medal winner and a member of the Sports Advisory staff of a large retailer. amrms 'this. "The American skier now benefits from·J•e a r ·rou nd .research ande:z:haust ive testing of apparel,'' Schneider relates. "Several a k i in- strudon from Boyne Moun- tain, Michigan, spebd their summers in Portillo, Chile, in order t.o perf~test new apparel befcn it is offered to the public." Thia testing has resull<d In many bmovations in ski ap- parel that are as handsome as they are functional, according to Schneider, advisor to Sears, Roebuck and Co. Many would be welcome gifts. Ski pants, for exunple, are being made of new fabrics that provide more stretch and better fit, elimating "ride-up" or bind whlle poling. Also functional and fashionable are the over-the-boot pants. Inside, the pants rrt Into the boots for snugness against s n ow ; outside, the pants drape over the boots for a fashionable look. Protection against freezing cold is provided by another fashion introduction. "OVer-- pants," which fit over the norma1·we.ather ski garments, lend added insurance against bitter cold winds. CHANG.I 'OF OWNERSHIP FORM~LY~~ Y'"WILSONS 1107 JAM90REE ROAD PHONE 644°0110 o/f~ MEN'S SH,9.P 1/2 price INVENTORY CLEARANCE SWEATERS Alpaca Cardigan Alpaca Pullovers 100):. Awttr•H•" Wool Shirt Sweaters Motivational R e 1 e a r ch , women enjoy taking care of their qian's socks for tt Is reportedly a way of payfng homage to his masculinity. Among the thlnga she's most concerned about is helping her man cover "ca1f gap" -tblt hairy patch of shin that bristles fourth when 1 man crosses bis legs. Over-tbt-calf socks provide greater comfort, don't bag at the ankles, aod remain "at attention '' throughout the most hectic day. vau gap suggests 8 lack of continuUy and f o 11 ow through, but the man with shins covered presenb a unified and well organized ap- pearance. Today's choice of these socks is almost as colorful as those stockings traditionally hung by the fireplace . Famous designers such as Bill Blass, John Weitz, Scbiaparelll, and Christian Dior are offering the fashionable maJe a wide range of colors, patterns, and tex· lures. The socks come in argyles and diamonds, her- ringbone a n d houndstooth, stripes and plaids, checks and window panes -and more. Colors are bursting forth in such thought-provoking shades as plum, rum, whiskey, wine, mint. m e 1 o n , persimmon, pumpkin and raspberry. Today's sox~essful man bas an average of 12 to 18 over- tbe-ealfs in his drawer. How's your man 's quota? Start off his New Year on sound footing with a stocking stuffed with a wardrobe of these. Remember, Chrismas 'tis the season to be soxy! 100" 1,\1 -/f£.DELWreaS .-..ff'. ;:-. Mohair Sweaters (:!/ft!HjO~ (!/Im: I!-M k NEWPOOT IEACH n;111ftOUS a es LOCATEO Al THE NEWPORTER INN U'oULARlY PltOID fro111 21.10 to JS.GO f'rtOW Vt Utility ·Gifts Trend l Seen for Christmas A trend toward practlcality h85 been forecast for this year's holiday gift giving - but practlcallly can no longer be equated with dullness. Small power tools and home appliances have been given the gllller and glamor ol holi· day onwnents, wltb tbe added benefits o f convenience, economy· and utillty. Dada and moms w 1 11 delightedly receive uaelul g~ls ranging from pc>Wer saws to electric drillt, from hair dryers to · electric carving knives. Power chain saws have in- creaaed In popularity over the years 8;!I families sought a distinctive gif~ for ''the man (or even the woman) who has everything." 'Ibe attracuon of these versaWe tools grew as they became lighter and lower priced. The llllbesl chain "" In lbe world is McCulloch's Mini-Mac 6, a self-contained, g~ powered saw wblch weighs just 6\i pounds, p!UI ils cul· ting attachment. At a manufacturer's sug- gested !isl prite of 1139.95, company spokesmen say the Mini-Mac 6 is the lowest prir ed ultra-lightweight, h I & performance saw made. Intended for use b y homeowners, the saws are being put to a wide range of uses, including tree pruning, brush clearance, construction, hobby crafts and camping. 2515 L (Mlt HlthW•J at MlicArthur llvd. CorOM dtl Mlir ,,._.,,. O'Brien's will b• happy to 1erve you Tn choosin9 your Holi~ay werdrobt or Christ- mas Gifts. Dresses Suits Coats Lingerie sizes 6 to 20 YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT WILCOMI Perklnt ln.INr · Supp...,,lfttte .'1111 ~AILY PILOT TodaySgo- do-anything Whal'• hopponlng In chuldca1? Bold aide buckles for one thing. Wide straps, for onothor. Both of Which make these unlined Hush Puppies• chukkas naturals lor,your casual wardrobe for , sure. $14.95 1 ' Men's Siz•s 6V1 to 13 " We •r• now ·carrying young men's Hush Puppies. Sizes 121/1 to 61/a. • RA Y'S SHOES Harbor Center • 2300 Harbor !Next To Tllrlftyl 546-6775 Costa M- GENERAL ELECTRIC {jives tkf om a Wolidar from q)isJiwasJiing Big Capacity • Top Loading MOBILE MAID Portable • • 3 Pushbutton wash cycles .•. one for daily loads., another for pols and pans, and a rinse and hold cycle. • 3 level Thorowash ••• washes up ••• down ••• all around. Soft foods dis- poser ••• liquifies soft foods and flushes them down the drain, just scrape off large Of hard saaps. • Exclusive Rinse.Clo~ automatically dispenses rinsing agents for sparkling, spat-FREE dishes. • GE Cushion Guard Tub •.. Protects your fine china and muffles sound.• Rolls right to the table for easy loading. -l ift top rack giwes you extra big capacity. I I (),'< ••. LARGE CAPACITY Front loading Convertible •Ute It a 1 porteble when yoo buy it ... B&lild It ii Mlfll J'IMt nnt to..• 3 levet Thoro-w1$11 ••• plus po'ftr Flo medunbnl duns up, down. an .-oond .• Soft food Disposer ••• Cushion Guatd Tub ••• 1nd l'll'ing down door with Fun extert- sion radii and siherware basket. • Handsome maple ctiopping block top pro- Yides extra wcri.irw surface. YOQR CHOICE ONI lOW PRICE 85 • . ' Qtltlllt!J SeMllee For Oller ,%3 Year• " I • • I • I g QUAUIY Phone 548°7788 = YDULMt 1815 NEWPORT BLVD,. COSTA MESA -"" ., . --~--- Clothing Reflects Elegance Children's clothes renect their elders' mood of elegance, peaking for the holiday party season. Lush fabrics such as taffeta (plaid or satin-s triped ), satin, moire ••• fit into a Victorian vr Edwardi a n niche. Embroideries and braid con- tinue the peasant theme. Man· tailored classic clothes give way to softer and softer things. The newest shape is not the dirndl but the fu11y flared skirt • • • one that -!§ •111!!!1!1 lf!ll!m· Colors are soner t t o • Pasteli ll!d m'411!1\i 1 • es are !fil4l<e<I ov!r. P~ · . ,:; m@uve, l•O!f. _#1( alltl W'.':t. ~tirJJ'f .ij •,rr1 ,.,;t;'y sl>rucie green. ~uffa cherry, coppery brown on the deeper end of the scale. Santa Stt it? Chrl1tm11 S..tlon Thuroday, Nov. 2', 1m • II Mirror. Lt"gbtJ Up .~ American Beauties From a potpourri o I statJ.stlco, hr o enchalltin& facts aboUI Amuian ......., bave just emorged: Ibey are more be.auliful than ever- and many more of them will be 1pendl.ng Cbri!tmas away from home. U thJs conjures up visions of "'°mini bands Of Itinerant lovelies, ~ fee.ling ii -why not? Tbert's no rule that the joyous season has to be spent . at home. Many families find the Christmas spirit prevalls just as well in Acapulco and Gstaad. ~ How, though. doea one com- bine travel and beauty for winnblg results? Tbe bolldays e~i4:W ~.ilfu, -·~~ *flit yOil neea: ifid ftiti'd ~ begin with your makeup case. Has it too Jong been a catchall for the gritt'.v samples you've collected? For an eye shadow that's _the "wrong'' blue, or blusher that irritates your skin? liChl fYOf achfno4 In I manup mlmr -pilll four separate Jf&1lt oetlhtp from borne. olfice, day and evening make it 1 deu,hC to use iinywbere. The mirror f·unctton~ beaullfull)' in lllll>dappled Palm Beach, in the Aretlc tun- dra or your own bedroom, so your round-the-wor)d makeup will be identical to . your malceup al bome. Ready to go in its 111eek black and white wet-look carrying cue. the mirror is an elegant. Christmas gill. U,ouwaot~ ,our botel gorpousu , ___ .. ~ ~r··•tf ... ~ p""'"'J:A::. J you can don in thirty seconds. Forget all .cosmetics •whiCh are cu m,b ersome , un'nattering, undependable or just plain new. Yoµ can do ex· pe11iments at home. SOP HISTICATE D TR ACK EQU IPMENT MAKES MINI CAR RAcj~S REJ.LISTI C -Tomarrcw's '500' Champ Could Be On His Belly In Your H°'lf• Tocft Y The combine of beauty with unprecedented performance which a new w~ave or nylon has achieved was amply visi· ble in crepe. ottoman and brocade distinguished for their elegance and vitality. Mostly grey or white here, the fabr ic aJso exemplified the comment of one designer, who slated: .. Seventy percent of the col· Jection is black, white and grey. Yet Jt is a collection which has real color life. Maybe it's a little "tropict' for ••If'• Santas, but this safari jacket look is th one th&'~ uu\f1 for this season in men's fa shions. e bysh jackij is mak· ing it both as a sports co4t an1f as the (.Wper for casual suits. One travelling companion you'll trtasure is the Carmen Enlightened Mirror 1ntema- ti.ona1. A fast switch-nip shifts this remarkable mirror from domestic 120-volt current to the 220-volt pawer U!ed in many other countries. Broad spectrum lamps -the truest Finally, to keep you eo.y where evecy you m.y be, do pack a few more eoodies: left slippers, a casbm.elt aweater to ward off transit chills, and for a tranquil spirit-a sliver· thin volume of poem. Com- fort keeps the brow undut· tered, and whit better way to be beautiful than to think beautiful thoughts! Electric Cars Now On 'Road' \ f'~ > • What the car of tomorrow ; r. >'·yj1 will look like is something }.;le we ·u have to wait until tomor· f~ row to find out -but the odds f~f' ,J'1 are good that we know what f ' will ]X>wer it: ·electricity. {!.'.> ' But. even knqw ing that. aod u. ti despite the fact that some ex-,,t ·i' j)erimental models of electric cars are on' the road today, ~ v-·e'll still have, to wait until -· tomorrow to drive one, say the Lf, .. f(:ientiSts. · ~- Well, not Aµ of us. exactly: ~· Millions or boys wijl be able to ~ rac~ thei r smog-fHree eWhlectri18c ~ .. ;;~ racing cars -ot ee ~'fP .. ' Siizlers. the world 's faslest rr~:, electric cars. tJit't:; j The Hot Wbeets Siulers are r~~ : miniature racing cars flowered if>~ by lifetime rechargeable bat-;. teries, made in the image of ~ , such muscle cars as the Mustang Boss 302. t h e Firebird 1'rans-Am racer and the Ford Mark IV. Sizzlers sets are available to Ti\l'!;)l)ind!fl 1p~nK§l1rs in • varietY sf t r a c k con- figur@UQp'\ tanging from . a siriJpjt ftfi» to a delw:e Grand Prill _,H llll~r~I' , , . , . S1zzlers• r~ sets include an, Ingeni ous '·Juice Machine," a f rec harging device that looks ' l1ke a gasoline pump, used for energizi ng the Sizz lers cars' power ce lls when needed. Also av ailable are the Power Pit, another recharging un it whic h provides po~·er sto ps for the mi niature racers with a tim- ing dial that measures the recbp rgc. and Speed Brakes that provide a means of con· trolling the cars' speed to pre- ven\ spinouts. J ! }lo Also availab1e are such ad- junCts to young racirig en- counters and speedometers. thu$sls' competition as lap Fff'V. 1 Al models or existing high- perrormance c.ars, they ·may not look like the car of the future -but then again. they, may. Who knows? . Give Portrait Chic for Yule Solve all the "problems" on ·;. \ your Christmas list by prese n-i ling each member of the fami-l. " \ Jy with a gift certificate for a portrait sitti ng at yPl!I:. local t. ,J pr ofessional photographer's : ~· studio. (Mom included , ·or t1.:·~ course.) . ~ i,\"'"'~ Dad and the children will be .. ?' proud to have portraits or themsel ves, but as an added plus l'QU aJso, can,. ere.ate , ~ 1 famfty i>«traK gallery by bor· . rowioi 1 simple modem ar· ··ringemenl from art museums. AttAch parallel strips of molding to the wall. Have you:r p r 6 ( essional pholographtr mmint the Christmas gift Portrait! on matboard sized to fit betwee n the two strips. Then slide the f i n Is h t!d portraits into the I o n g "trame," rearranging and ad- ding portraits as yo11r initial collection grows. Why not make new portraits a Christmas tradilion t a c b year! 1 • > I ' ' Nqw ·reduced! . TWO-WAY. •' ' STRETCH NYLON PANTS & COLORFULLY I TR I PED TUNIC-BLOUSES-- ' . each 99 pants, re,g. 5.99 tunic -tops, re,g. 4,99 At their regular low-prices, these pff,nts and tops were exceptionf,i vq.lues ..• TIO\v we've slashed the ' price even lO\\'cr! And, the slim pull-on pants are a two-way stretch -the more expensive elasticized 11ylon that fits smoother, feels extrd cqmlortable ... sizes 10 to 18, The ~belted blouses of softly lustered a@"late-and-nylon, in a button-front style with short sleeve< or zip-front with long sleeves,., sizes 32$ Entire:ff&c~ re,duwl! EXPERTLY TAILORED WORSTED AND , SILK SUITS SAV£•Jl refJ · 62.95 4995 They're beof""llei1 att!Jr,.lar low price, !!9" ~ ~!II ~llJlied (gr l>i113er and . liittit iialnel Good,Joo~g. I~..,., '-·· . : I b-""-' ilhouette wi ... -~•~ ud '""ttegsmge-·~~ . ,.., ....... fullir lapel~ biggi>r poW<et Baps. d°"li@l'center -L Holirl•y-peif,.,t m rich new pa it""" afid rolor.1 ... mes for iqubi.rs. shorts and longs. COMPUTE ALf lUTIONS INCLUDED GIRLS• PEJtr DAISY-CHAlffQ ACRYLIC JUMPER . -. ' ' I COSTA MESA-1601 Newport Blvd. at 16th ~ I __ I OP EN SUNDAY II • 5 GARDEN GROVE -12371 Garden Gro .. llv4. USI OUIRll LAYAWAY PLAN •H• .............. ..... ,iu ... •v .... _,........, .... ,~ EJ • I j • I Look for the store with the wide open door .(IT JUST OPENED) ·----------------·- ·'one-stop' shopping . . a.t its :finest! OPEN THURSDAY :AND MONDAY. EVENINGS $18. Fashion ·Fakes it We call it cobra ••• under glass. In sport rust & red. "Where Shopping Is A Real Plea1ure" 1052· IRVINE WESTCLIFF PLAZA NEWPORT BEACH 548-8684 ROBES THI con CHRISTMAS GIFT In whit• nylon lac• From Odette Ba r$a Short RoH $23. Maitching Gown,$ If . LCMtl ltoM $21. ~tchlq GMrn $26. . * HALLID14Yi'S * . ~· Takes pleasure In lntroducing you to the m(!St comfortable trousers you have ever v.·orn. The "double knit" is a superb knit of dacroa polyester designed to move as you move, go where you go, and still look as if it had never been worn. lzod of London has styled thei;e trousers in a gentleman's model featuring quarter top pockets and belt loops. A most pleasing choi~of colors await you. Of course completely wash and wear. Izod Double Knits P15I i\F. ,, MEN'S TRADITIONAL CLOTHING 17th I: IRVINE AVE. NEWPORT. IEACH WESTCLIFF PLAZA PH. '4S.07tt ORDER NOW FOR CHRISTMAS Tu:in bands of solid 14 Karat gold to recall lier wedding day, •• 111W. a lru1row ,yruhdi4 '"'"".of rite monrh Jo marls tlul blnhJlt,r a/ _,. of lur chlUlnn. Ring (I StoM) $2S. lacll Addm..tlt'911e $S. I I I CHAR.LES R BAltR' Veta's llTlllATE APPAREL .....,..._ .. n,..._ --- ' Phone: 642· 1197 Wcstcliff Plaza, Newport Beach, Calif. 213 Marine AvtfUje, Balboa lil11od, Calif. ,, , ' ' ' lomom'll> n,. DAU.'Y Pl~OT· '• I ) c•olce •• , •••• CHRISTMAS DOORCOVElS ''lrlglttfy Announces Your """""'"--, s .. spn's Greetings To One and Allf'' • Ufe sla,full color prints are easlfy attached to door. • 6''''taHxS'wld..,_. choice of Santa, Gold D09r or Christmas Trff design. Your 79c C~olco · · ' i ,..,_,,.,. S~Y PAINT .. ,..,25 CHRISTMAS CARDS ................ QiiMw CeMrt"' ..... -.. ~--............. ,... .. s-'• ._,,,._ Y'Wll •• ""'-" .. S.Mt" • c:..1er...,.,1.... ar..Pt .. 1191, ........... dat1lc. •O....i,11,.rlto- -~ htcllHIM. ... _.. CtlilWw,......., .. a... ....... .-.. ......... pW,w.drw...wt.. Ye.,.CMlce HOLIDAY CAN DUS .. l39' ... \ . I "'•·., 12 OUTDOOR UGHT HA GIRS c..~­NATIYITY sn • IHt.rtlfttlly detal .. tl .. , •Ith flv• ha ftd· palrttied ........ . • ~ for tel.I••• -ntles, .re-..,.. • Oght In , ... • , • ..,...,. •ltf\ ..... 1 •• l •t · 12.Sf I ' .. , ........ . ' s· ... '1'' 7• IL ILLUMINATED CANDLE "Weathe rproof;.....(lse Indoors or Ovtdoorsl'' • Th• lwfghtest way to wl1h passon-by ''I•...,.'• Oewl.,, ... ,. •Traclhlonal ......... a __ ,......,. • MaalM et ue.,aak•I• plMtl1 complete wtltt U.L ---... .... $•.•• '199 la. ··-·· SANTA FACE ''Pllf 011 a Ha~ '•cal" • fhl1 l•lly t.li.w wlll •lftl• Mw11 tr.111 ilew1, wl'"6ow1, I...._. •cMetkt11-. • Arthtlctilly _, ... 3°tll1MN'"4il ,...ti. 111 •lvhll caler, •••• $1.4f #C0 51 MJNIATURI UGHT .sns •o.. -......... °"'• n. .... ,..,. u;r-· ••• ., ..... p1Nh .. l1t ,.,..c .......... -,... ...... ., ........... • Y•w cho4c•t <•let"• er efooto-.(;•'"t'le .. with ffathet> i.vt ... ... wf 15 69• ... •I J S •129 . - ' Qtrl1h1N1• Section • ....... ,,. ... " . ~.........,.*:r ... """"~'r , _ . ~ CHRISTMAS DOORBELLS ''HoWY Yuletide Greetings For AR Yow Vlsltcwsl'' • Jifttllnw bells on traclltlonal ...., deccw atlons. • ChooM either I'' spring tKtlon er t;'.' Noel door ....... ,. , .. , 89' Choice Ea. 12'' •• ,. CHANDIUER LH .. Ulre CHRISTMAS POINATn~ 1 C!'Mta r. 10 llM -~ ........ ...., ........ w. · .•. ...,.....~·· ... , ........... u. .. .... , .. ··~ .. .. •• ,.. 1-"'!1 ... ........ Owl- ffawM .. ~·­white. ··-,, .. ,., .,. ....... ffW ~ • ~-i. •ft.ct. 7~. 49~ ..... ,..,.,,..., GARAGE DOOR DICORATION • ktnl Ms..M'"--."72'"' • • W.w:c:apOlif....,. .... tit ----..... •149 ... 450 Pak ICICU TINSEL • lr19h1, 111••• 11roncl• te 1t•• •n ,,..,, dec•...tlen1, etr. • 450 •hlm-rln9 ttnin~ll" lo1t9, •n,_,,_,._ ~llMthrnllth. .... ,,. ' 6 "· .,,,,,, 24D•r ADVENT CALENDAR •Help IM kids ke1p Ir.ck •f lhe days un!ll Chrlsh1tt11 • • l rlglYI and shiny Chrl1tma• 0.1i9n1 and color1. 27~ .. SCOTCH PINE CHRISTMAS TREE "So ••alfstlc It Almost Sm•ll• Uke ftfnel'' • .,.. ......... lfaY, i...ly ,.,,....... •lhapalhe-IOland .. ..-.,... ......... • Complete with non-tfp -. .... $9.99 ,, J PRICES HONORED AT BOTH LOCATIONS• LIN-BROOK HARDWARE -ANAHflM • LIN -BROOI< HAR DWARF FOUNTA IN VAL LEY ,, I l I l L ,, • ~ ' ' , l .. ' • ( , t ' • c .. • I ( • l ' l I 1 l ' , • • ' ' j ; I • 1 ' t • . • • . • • ' • . • ' • • J l • I • • • • . • .......... ""'.., ... ""'"".,,,,,.,,""'""' ........ ,., ..................... ~,. 14 For those with color television. the McDonald's All-American Band offers a real treat in Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade. The youngsters are easy to spot. Their pants don 't match. Two are chosen from each state and one from \Vashington, · D.C. Wash-Dry Appliances Popular at Y uletime It's not too late to start large capacity appliances. dropping a rew Ch!-istm8.ll idea The Porta.flair r e q u I re hints to the man of the house -sttrprisiqgly little space - (olherwise known as the each unit 1s only_ 2.• .!Aches subtle approach 'to getting wide, 15 inches deep and 30 in· uime1hing you want ). ches ·high. , l r you are often weary of Every hear of a dryer that Jugging laundry but thin k you hangs on a wall? This one ho ve no alternative. here's an does. It also can be set on a idea that says ' 'M err y shelf or counter, fitted with Christmas. Easy New Year casters and rol.led lnto a and many more to follow." closet, or mounted on an ac- They all \vear their own high school band uniforms -regardless of colo r-and a top which designates them as members of the "matchless" All-Ameri- can band. The parade will be televised today. Chrls tnans Is Love CHBIS?MlS C!BDS Compact laundry appliances cessory rack that holds it at a provide readily available laun-convenient loading be i g h I dry facilities for fami lies liv-above its matching spinner ing in apartments or other washer. close quarters. young married The Porta-\Vasher rolls easi-MEMORY LANE couples not yet permanently ty to any sink for doing the settled and retired couples laundry, washes and spin-dries HAltlOlt CENTER • COSTA MISA ..yho no longer have nee•~d_'f."''._' __"ql""'.'.'':'fl'._Y':_ ______ __"~~~~~~ .. ~ha~v~•~Y~OO~d~f•~ro~v.,;~~"~d~u~'~Y~•~t'~' ~~~~~~·1 \ Special! On Sleep Sofas \ /' ,- loolc1 like -feels like -is like •smart "'°' looking sofa with the l!' •dv1nt•g• of having • fold out bad. With • l•rge 1election of fabrics includi119 m•ny herculons like the one picttJred. You m1y c1,ntom!tt th i1 sleeper to your own satiif•ction. A,.fl•••• fn Dou••• Q"'" & Kint"" PRICED FROM $219 •· '•turln1 Vin Mont m•ttre11111 DEALERS FOR: HENREDON DREXEL -HERITAGE 7NJ11111 INTERIORS NEWl'ORT BEACH LAGUNA BEACH I 7'27 WHtcllff Dr., 6-42-2050 OPEN FRIDAY 'TfL 9 Profession1l Interior Otsi9ners Av1i11bl._AI D-NSID 345 North Co1st Hwy. 4194-6551 OPEN FRIDAY 'TIL ' • I Supplomonl to Tho DAfLY PILOT Fun Games1p;;;;;;;;=========---i,==w Make Great fJ , j Yule Gifts . . . ' J<~amily appeal is t h e ' keyno~ to many or 'the new games· this Christmas. Beain· • ed al school children as well ,s grown-ups are two jn- novatlve word games, reports Edwin S. Lowe , leading geime ·speciallst. Ad Lib introduces a new word·building a a m e technique that does away with worries over what to do with pesky JQXYZ letters. All the va1ues are on the board in this new approach to word games. Wordmaster uses s e v e n plastic balls around a bowl wbJch has 36 slots with alphabet lettmi and wild spaces. Eacb ball falling in a slot provides 1 letter for word '\ buifdlng, Now there's a Travel \'alltzee which will cater to enthusiastic players of this world wide bestseller. An at -I tache-like case with storage compartments makes il easy to play Yahtzee any time, anywhere. Globemaster is a new travel ganie which sends players jelling around tbe world to famous tour ist spots. New for sports (ans is Rose Bowl Computerized Football, the f i r s t moderate-priced game in this category. A molded analogy c o m p u t e r read-out gives the resu1ting plays, as opposing teams make programmed moves. Happy holidays! It yeu hev• h•1n p11nning to a iid • 9reeiou1 n•w 1oolr: tt yeur liome, we invit• you to visit our 1howroor.1 ind see the most bre1tht11cin? collattion of dom•stlc i nd import•d tustom li9htin9 fiwture1 1 li mps 1ncf ligh .. d will stont•'- I" BankA.mericard'. 646-3737 -PARTS AND SERVfCE - ftilaster Charge ELECTRIC AND LIGHTING 222 VfCTORIA STREET COSTA MESA 0IAero11 f1om 6 reenheve11 Nur1ery ) YOUR FAVORITE CHRIST~ S0NQS 14 Famous Christmas Songs 14 Great Artists . ' .. -... -- 1 '. • Tlli• i• OUf 10lh Album in th• ··c re.t Qo•1• or f Cbri11mt1" 1erie1. For 1!bum ten, we've picked th• \·ery he1t tnditional end «inleinp(lrsry iybri1bn11s t ongs from our last nine •lbumt •nd libtltd It 1 "Be1t of !he Gre1t Songs of Chriltm11"'.IAv11!11bl1t ; tinly.•t your Good:ye1r Service Slorl!lt/11nd most · Goodyear Dealer•-ju1t$l, Pl1ysble n1111eren or mon1 11r•l "!J nipm~n!. : Firsl Noel • Carol of the Bells •Joy to the World •Lord's Prayer • A\vr.y in a }vfanger • Ave Maria • Silent Night • }Jappies t Christmas • Christmas Song • Drummer Boy • Do You Hear .•. • Toyland •Night BeforeiChristmas •We Wish You a Merry Christma s • I : i ..................................................... f e I :1 .. an 1it1,.w11l rlei;ijl:n , r1di11I d1rt1 on 1boulder • "J'dple·tem pered nylon cord t:on1truction • Buy :now 1t thia low price F,... nra MountlnO UI[ OUlt ltAIN CHl:CIC PltOlllAMi ltetUM ef • e•~IM ~U-,Y dtl'flltn.d for CGcdy~1P 1r .. 1, •• 11111 nn oil tl IOl!lt tin t •~rlftl 11111 all~•. llut ... wlll " "'"' .. Of'Cltr )'DUI 'tit tt .. II t11~ 1d1'1rll1tll 'rkl 11111 k1111 )'0ii • Hl4 c~tt~ for tutlnt dtlt"11 of"" niertlllflCIJ11. ,.,,., el die• ltrllf Siln- ON E I-OW PRICE '·"'"$17 7 I~ 114 a.2~ 114 PIU< $2 17 ta S2.lJ f~d. r•. ,., (d1p1nd1"1 en \lltl 1nd old tj11 e11ckw111 Tu111r.11 ' . 3 WAYSTO CHARGE ,_m 2 .• 3.fiii(iiil ~ GOOPVEAR -THE ONLY MAKER OF POLVGLASe TIRES I ............................................................. ·-I I I ---------------------YOUNG & LANE TIRE CO. INC. •• LAGUNA BEACH COSTA MESA 412 OCEAN AVE. • Phone 494·6666 l 596 NEWPORT BL VD. • Phone 548-9383 I I I IALSO THEODORE ROllNS FORD-2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 642-001 O I ----------------------~ -_,..------. ------------------------ • : . " " ... .. " ·: . . . •.- ~ " "• •• .. .. .. . ... . ·: .. " .. . . ·~ •• .. . . . · : "{ :· \, .. .. . .. . 9 IN ::r.: ...... , PORTABLE SAVE '15 .. · · BLACK &DECKER ;;: 114 IN. ELECTRIC . ~· ·: ·: .. : • -; . • .. ; • . . .. ... : ::! ... ... .. . .. .. .. . • • . ' •• .. . . :· . • ' . • • @DRILL Gear type key chuck drill. & 1t. cord. U.L 1pprond. Model Jiii • J99 COMPARl AT 9.95 *CHARGE IT* e IANIAMd~n e WHITIPIONT CAlD I e MAITDCHAl•I • LIVE A LITTLE-. CUT OUT SANTA AND DECORATE YOUR TREE WEBCOR 15 SAVf .SBOI - AtMO . EXIRA COST" tYR· colOR SERVICE· PARTS a.lABOll WAllRANT'l $40-$50 ~A" llSlWMlRl ' I I ' HOLIDA SPECIAL BOYi . NEW! DAWN HI FASHION DOLL She Walks and Twists! The most beautiful doll in the <-••UT 1.11 world withblondehair,biueeyes 9 9 & a lovely dress. She poses just like a fashion model. By Topper. DUTCH BOY .. WfGS Tapered neckline, swinging sides & long, solt ball!S. Yoong. free & swinging wig of 100% modaaylic, the fiber that looks & feels like real hair.COMPAll AT 29." 22~ 8-1/2qthwl, 19 9 I cups, I ho ks · lo ladle. Clear ,_,,. 11ass. "''"" --3 QT. ADiiM- ICE •ms *STORE HOURS* Delly 12 hi 9 p.m. Sit. 10 hi 9 p.m. Sun. 10 hi 7 p.m • 3 ••• ••• ti•n ,.,,.. t1rli1• t11k1rC j111ra Nck1t-.... s1l1t1lf fiHr. • 99 I ' 1 I - 1-f ' • • .. ~--~----------------------- Thursday, Nov. 26, 1970 Chrl1lmH Sac:tlen . # • • • % . . • • COMPARE AT 17.97 FAMOUS MAKE GAMES • DRUXE AGGRAVATION GAME . run games of skill and strategy for two or mo1e players. Deluxe party edition. By lakeside . • • MTS IN TIIE PANTS Exciting game 1or small fry by Schaper. Shoot more ants in the pants and win. • DON1COOK YOUR GOOSE The player who ends up with the geese in the pot loses. Fun game from Schaper. • QUICK SlllOT GAME Shoot marbles into target and stofe. Safe am tun for younesters. YOUR. CHOICE ·-=-•"'"' ............ ' l WKITl FRONTJ BANKAMIR IC AID ,.AITU CKARGE J Cute, adorable Jumpsy never misses 3 skip. Her jump rope can be remove<! from hands. 13-inches tall, blond hair and laughing eyes. Battery operated. (2 "C" cells not included .) COMPARE AT 10.97 • Suppl.....,! to The DAILY PILOT ~~-=="-=~~~~~!.--~--· IDEAL'S VELVET DOLL With rooted hair and beautiful eyis. In smart l~shion cost11me. By Ideal. ' I 'HUFFY' CHARGER Biil t Chrome rims, knobby rear tire and Blldi ' coaster brake. Black polo seat with chrorn e struts. Boys or girls. 2038Z Biitt 111 d 2039Z Girls. -.- 29 !,! AT 14.•I "' imiTiioM 1e''f8Aiiilf-----:· ,:. . l Adjustable hi·rise handle-~ • . ·\ blrs and convertible cross • bar. With fenders & chain· tguard. #9-040 . ;f.' 1141S • .. , • ; 1l ' . "- • "l • .:-• Su omonl to Tho DAILY PILOT c UCH OUR RlG . DISCOUNT PlllCl CJ9c (A. Hockey or basketball games with figures you can control to move the ball. Colortu l and real- istic. By Ideal. . . - SPIRO-FOIL Kenner's new Spirograph edition. Create hundred s of different embossed de· signs on fo il. Also ~raw and paint big lxlld designs o~ paper. <o.v.1.11 .. , ... ,, 99 EACH PLAYSKOOL "COL ·O·ROL" WAGON FOR 2 TO 5 YEARS OlO Wagon carri es live rods, six cylinders, & _ffe..~ six cubes. Non· toxic 1inish. ll'CHARGE IT* • tANU.MlllCAlD e WHITINOMT CA.ID e MA5T1lCHAl•I COSTA • YOUR CHOICE Christmas Section Thuriday, Nov.2 6, 1970 ---=----- SPECIAL HOLIDAY SHOPPING HllRS DAILY I SAT. 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. flameproof vinyl. Silver Gold. Blue'. Green. Holiday lite ;el lor ini.loor use. long burning. QUALITY • SERVICE • DISCOUNr • INl(Cf\l!'t . . COMPARE AT 16.97 _. ' ll'STORE HOURS* BETWEEN SAN DIEGO FREEWAY ond BAKER ST. Dally 12 to ' p.m. Sat. 10 to ' p.m. Sun. 10 to 7 p.m . I 17 . ; ,. . .. i·' / . • ' F: " •• . . ' ... rt -· i. :i ... : '·· r· .. J ••• .. ~·,: •• '1 • ' • BIG, ROUND-FRAMEb 'SHADES' ,MAKE IT BIG FOR. WINTER Outdoor1' Sungleue1 Become lncloor11• Style Setter• For Yuletime We have the larges t se lection of Salem House Fun 1iture in So. California .. A lJn;ll 'fED'S U PPL l'-OF'· DINING ANti° LI VING ROOM FURNITU RE NO W ON SALE! MARINE .HARDWARE Y ACH TI NG A CC ESSORI ES SONY e ELECTRONICS PIERCE-SIMSON e COMPASSts IENDIX HANO a r AllN&. MOUHTEO MODELS llTCHIE DANFOURTll All GUIDE A9UA·ME1'll e ENGINES SIA GULL AIRO e HOllE CATS FINANCING AVAILAI LE MlllDIAN SAIOTS VOGUE WATl!I SKlf DO!?;_ 1MMI Al.ONOIJIM Srtm HfMTIM•TOM .. Clol IHll .. 1.1474 t4Mff1 • I Fashions To Range For Yule Dianiond Time LET'S BE FRINDlY It you have new nclghbon or know or anyoM> movini: lo our area, 1.ieaM!' tf'll us 10 that \\'C may extend a friendly welcome and ~Ip Uiem to bc!come acquainted 1n their new surroundlnp. So. Ceast Y'ISitar 4f4.e57t _,"' lldar Visitor 646,t174 The DAILY PILOT- The O no That C.ros KIDS· (,[KE .. UNO.ELEN Supplo-':I• ,,,.·DAILY. PILOT J Stuffed Toys Continu~··'to ~e ign Your Selection• Gift W~pped While You Walt -FREE OF CHARGE ;_ We Ev e11 · Furnish Imported Convenle1ace. Na111e Tags For Your LADIES SPORTSWEAR • • • • • LADIES LINGERIE • • • • • • .. BARROWS • THE SOFT CHRlsT;; D~ESS~t . 1. l lY• Ttp HI .... y _. Oitt 1"1ct. .... Dcllw1 .... - Alll .tJiooul 0.r "''" 0.11 .. ,.., S.-.1«1 It will be a soft Christm as in • dress irom ... ~J..,, BIDTIQUE 3467 Via Lido. Newport IHch 673-4510 for Him McGre9or Orlon Knits $13. & $15. ' . • • • g ) l irl 1st .I• ch er at en P• al. ud ng oy ~ \~ ,. • r ... .· S ·1..,,...1t.T'1 .. DAJLVPILOT Chrl1tmu Section Thurod•)', Nov. 26, 1'70 " •' ,, -. Look Differe nt for · the i!l~idays~.\:Vear a'.:.Wig Wouldn•t you like to tonk dif· the thirty seconds il takes lo m od'a cry I I c wigs andl ~· :i'ad· aUo~~~ '1~.' ba~aY ~ ~· i9'r '~ ,.,· an . open name. ferentfortheholidays?Sprite-put on, and modern hairpi~s. Using cold water: i(W t~PNl:'-111 the cor· mod.acf)'lle,~ ~·:~ you·r ]'DOdacryllc like or sultry, ingenuous oi"' modacrylic wigs by Abbott and a gentle dipping 1~ !reef~ . -fi' •'!lg IPN1 ,t • 1pec,lal fonUa ~hli~ il! non-~ble, sophisticated _ whichever Tresses att a snap to care ror. squeezing motion, wash thf%,.·1. ~ •, , '~!l'f 1 curling helps ?"'trol ~ end .• IDY ,elCMll.,. ht,t eaa·dlltort look spells a "new" )'Ou? It For carefree wiggery, here wig thoroughly.' Rinse witt(' .l(ol).. . . ,1 • h~s the batutal-~ , ~!rJzz Ute~halntyk that's your wish, we've a word are same 00s and .OON'Ts cold water untJI every trace 0~ ? OON'T -.,, uu· a, hlir dryer. of the haltpttee.. , • ,'Tbete clmple Doi Ind of advice: to change your from Dominic Abbott. presi· shampoo ha s been removed. ! .o.:DON'T . t . bNsb~oi'lcomb . DOl'J'T .• ~ .ule ,b~, ~·tt wtll ma~~n ~wig style, change your hairdo. dent ol the wig firm : DO ..• use • conditioneri itoa cl~· to the foundation of bnta, or'permantnt Ha.ircolor. in~ _concht~ and give There 's nothing like a new af~ ~~ery' w;~~ {g~e~~ig~e_ce especially d e s i g n e d fol1 i thf 'irif.· DON':I' J. •• PJe colOt' rU.S, yOU y,ean ol aor,.v1ce, hairdo to give you a totallr m o d a c r y 1 i e wigs and: l)E)N T ••• brush or comtt unless you nnt teat ~ '"" different aspect and attitude. DO •.. brush before sham-hairpieces, mix conditio11er\ •When bllrpltce· is weL duct on a et{and et the So if you want to be the big pooing. This . removes' tangles with water and Jet ha irpiece: ~ ' OON"n . , ,. use ei('.e9Sive hairpiece. (Thls 11 ~wlys at surprise at every holiday par-and act:umUJated hairspray. soak for 10 minutes. Remove ,! amounts o( hairspray, your own rl.sk.) Toys Te11ch ty, why not buy a wig? A wig DO ... uSe a mild sha mpoo blot lightly with a towel. Pia~~ · pc>N!T ••• ue·a regular DON'T • • • wear whlle Toys ·~ the· tools. witb ~.· ~~~~~~·~;;;--i===~~~~~~~;;i.;enh;;•;•;ces;;;Y•;•~ap~pe~ar~a~nc~e;i;n.;es;;pec;;ia;ll;y;;d;•;•;i ;g;n;•;d;;;l;or;;w;i;g;on;;;a;;p;l•;•l;ic;;ro;a;m;;w;i;g~i ~,;halnp;;;~;·y;,;·;IJO;;;·;·;·;;"'";;;•;;ww;;;lcing~;in;•;v;•~tY;·;"°;t;~;lclle;;;•·.;w;hich;·;;chi;;'ldr<n;;·;;1earn;;;·~~-BEARD QUIZ :;: .Since • _ hit;su~~ faces are be-! :• coming commonpl&ce , I 1 ~~}:!~t~:~:;~·:~~ ~ vRAND OPENING OF SHORTY'S .$ these styles f r om a ~ Currier and Ives print, ~ • an illustrated copy of ~ ,:: Dickens · or whatever 1 ;: . , . but can you name :• · · them? The styles are: ; A.. Roman, B. Van- .. dyke. C. Imperial. D. ~ Slugger, E. Mutton ,_. Chop and ·F. La Mou-.; .. che • • • ., " ~ ~ . Do Beards Denote Knowledge? Christmas without Santa ~. Claus? Never. Santa without his flowing white beard? ; . ,,; ., .. . :: Ridiculous. Well, don't tell the kids but Saint Nick hasn't always had all those whiskers. There's a statue of St. Nicho1as in Bari, Italy, -showing tlim with a neat, poihted Vandyke. St. Nick's great white mane was a GenQ_,, and DUtcb ad· dition to ,tfte Original legend which dates back to 300 A.O. Jt was immortalized by the American poet Clement Moore In his classic "Twas the Night Berore Christmas" in 1822. Beards have always been a r mark or very special im- ·:· portance and I e gen da r,y ;~ figures such as King 'Arthur I' are almost always shown. with " beards in paintings even ~ though no one knows for sure • that they even existed. ? Santa's beard may be the :~ most beloved be8rd of all time ~" .. buljt doesn~t hold the record --for-~gth. That distinction may belong to George Kill- ingworth who was Queen Eli~beth's agent in the Court of Ivan the Terrible of Russia. Killingworth's beard was five f~l long. The story has jt that Ivan. who also wore a lSeard , would stroke the Englishman's whiskers while they talked. Not all Russian rulers liked beards. Clean-shaven Peter the Great went so far as~ to levy a tax on beards. There is . no record of a taxpa yers' revolt. But the re was one in France in 1907 when waiters : walked off their jobs to protest · a rule prohibiting moustaches. The care and removal of facial hair has become a big business complete with high powered research programs. Remington. for example, had .. ateam of metalurgi sts .. ·develop the special steels -which are used in the extra '~" 5harp cutters in their new ·, Lektro Blade shaver line, and ;c • many makers of f a I s e ·' D)oustaches, sideburns and .··,beards consult with doctors in !. · an effort to avoid allergy ag- gravating whiskers. Recent!;, luxury barber shops which charge as much as $20 for a shave and haircuit have come into vogue. There have even ·~· ~ actors who have insured t : their beards. ~ Beards' have had their ups '=~ •nd downs throughout the •··~ears and from country to r country. For example. -most European monarchs w o r e beards urttil the end of the last century. But in 1909 only one, Leopold of Belgium, had a.full ., Bet of whiskers. ln England, 0: beards have gone in and out of .. :• style sevf!ral times. ·: ·No one seems quite sure :: why beards have become so :i popular among today's young : men. A psychologist recently · ~attempted an explanaUon by · noilng that beards h 'I v e ·IAtways been ~ia~ ·with Wisdom. Young m.en, he l&id1 .• ,.. trying to tell us lh't Ibey ttaliy art very wi&e despite ru art a' sip of llltlr~ .. • wtsdom, 'Tfterry gentleman .• who is due down our chimneys the nigh.t before Christmas must have all the answers. -.. Dra1nati c A white nower!d poinsettia I!! especially dramatic when placed with two or three red ones. SPRAY SNOW . J'~11( 'if~ t~ll 111a. Ifs 1now," "Shu~up and eat yout Wbec11• .. brat," 27CCAN 42-INCB ELECTRIC CANDLES 197 "JI won't lighl. Pop. "01 COUft•. I al• the light bill.'' Comet with th• cord and plug. 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"lt'aoalr 31r::• :io:s;rd ... .. warn: FUICIED TREE ''Tlwy look to Nal aad ••don't hem to bur a lrM ...,-,..or. l•t'• bv.y one.'" ·-n. recd t1e1i Pf will get ....... "So. lte 1lm-1 ab(l!llt .)aJgb taxH and co.e. of u.u.g .... ,. proMbly May ... too. .. J.97 ~- 1~FllOT SNOW TIPPED ''DOMll't thcrt mah thlnk·ol tr.e1 baclr l:':tt . .. "T,.. Drt9I beea ov.t of •· Collfomlcr lhltler." "Ola. you poor thing."' 1447 • MALIBU LOW YOLTICE LITE SISTEK 2987 -.. to I .. . . . . .. . . . . . . Thur.Uy, Nov. 26, lf70 Ch rlatmu Section FLOATING TEA RING MAKES CONVERSATION PIECE, TOO The Oth•r Thing It Dots Is M1k1 An lnt1re1ting Open House Dr ink Champagne Punch Guaranteed For Warm Holiday W elcome~ Ch~islmas. Is ~ time . for everyt hing" people on your bowl just before serving. Add ~ s~ar1ng : fr1endsh1ps, smiles, shopping list, or if you're tea, brandy and champagne; ~ gifts and good cheer. A I.able searching for a \ast-minulc stir and serve. set with Champagne Tea . . . . Punch will give 3 v.·arm gift for your favorite holiday JEWEL COOK IES ~ welcome to guests, who e'er hostess, you might keep in (Makes about 4 doun cookies) yj they be. mind that a gift of £ine tea is 1 cup butter . M An invitation lo a gathering always sure to please. Choose I cup confectioners sugar at your house can be elegant a canister of one SJ>e.Cial tea or 2 cups sifted all-purpose without being elaborate. Deck a selection like Bigelow's at· flour .\( a table with a red cloth, add a tractive library assortment of '{4 teaspoon ult W: garland of gretn1, 10rDe bright 14 Great Teas or the World. ~ alp ~ finely cbo~ j ornaments and festive foods CHAMPAGNE TEA PUNCH peel lllllerts (about 2 Ol!ftCOI) and you1l mate the mood (Makes about 2 quarts) 1 jar (I OW'IClll). red merry. 2 quarts water marucblno cherries, drained Use your favorite punch 6 Constant Comment tea and ebopped ' bowl for ' the center of at-bags ~ 1$ teapoon vanilla ~ traction, but inatead of punch 3 tablespoons sugar Cream butter and suear un· fj cups subldtute yocr finelt. 14 cup~. clµlled UI light and fluffy. Add Dour ~ thinnest champagne 11 .... 1. I bo!Ue-cbM!r>a«n•. chilled and salt: blend thoroughly. This glowing amber punch has Bring water 10 boil in Jafae Stir In filbert!, cherries and a base of aromatic Constant saucepan: add tea bags, cover vanilla: chill. Shipe Into sm11l Comment Tea and the spicy pan and steep 5 minutes. balls and place on unlf'USed ,orange fal vor is enhanced with Remove tea bags: cool tea. baking sheets. Bake in 275 ~ 'brandy and . bubbly cham-Pour 1 quart tea into 5~ cup degree oven 30 minute:s, or un- :pagne. Never was a Wassail ring mold: add orange slices, ti\ cookies are very lightly "bowl so inviling! The ice ring maraschino cherries, if browned. ~ "Js made of the same tea base. desired. Freeze until firm. Spre1d filberts In sh11low so your punch will stay chilled Add sugar to remainin& tea pan and place ln 400 degree but won't be diluted. and stir until dissolved ; chill . oven 10-15 minutes, stirring If there are ••ha ' e -Place tea ring in chilled punch occasionally. M CHICK 'THIS PILE OF MERCHANDISE FOR NEW GIFT IDEAS Olve Someone Special Something For Their Home Or Garden New Trend 1n Holiday Giving Welcome Switch From the Old A new trend In Otrirtmag &lft-giVinl it I~ populari· ty with people In UJe know who welcome a switch rrom tbt old &tfl cliches. More and more shoppers are pau iq up the persoo•l dOCHlld tor the tabletop r1d io or for the table itself, the cardJpn sweater for lhf: e~1n11 lilvrr candle snuffer ind the proverbial black lice ne11igee for 1 dressing I.able or bt1dbolrd. 'l'l>I 'In' g1n or the 'IO'a 11 tht home &lfl, .ne thlt can be UI· cd and llllel'ed "" all. ll tpellS up 1 whole new area ef Oiristm11 1 i f t possibilities. For ber, there i! china , crystal, 1 i n en s, lovmats, lamps and pictures, to name just a few. And for him, consider gourmet cooking equipment. an easy chair, power tools. electric blanket. desk or desk accessories t r the always welcome bar. The choice ls vast, and this ye1r furniture a11 well as department 1lcrta are di!play- lng lntri(UlnJ hOlltt &~" from ~ M . . -. .. . . Supplement to The DAILY PILOT ORGANS HA'MllllOND Organ Studi09 644-8930 ~~~~~1::a::~1::1u:~~:a::a:.~ The many faces of Christmas time. If there ever was a time for the gift of an Omega, this Chriztmas is it .. For right now we have a larger selection of Omega watches than ever before, and the variety will astound you. Automatics, many wllh date dials. Waterproofs.·chronometers. Dress watches. Stainless steel, solid gold , bracelet and diamond-set watches. And beneath each beautiful fa'ce beats the world famous Omega watch movement. Made with the same meticulous care that enabled Omega to produce the first watch to be worn on the moon. Omega watches, from $65 to over $1000. A-~A doa..,enc•. 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"Tht Stbrei That Confid.tnct Built'' LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS N N ~ ~ ~ N ~ ~ ~ N I ~ • ' ·-----------.. --..-~~- Supplomont to Th o DAIL Y PI LOT Cookies 'Make ' Your Christmas The tr a a 111 •v .1.1gh1s, !OU(lds and Sfllells o t Christmas w,ould dot be co~· lete without f1'ffhty baked cookies. While Oed is bu!,Y chopping off the top of ~ lree to make sure it barely touches the liv ing room ceiling, the kids are hunting for fa vorite omaments and the family pooch is sniffing lhe evergreen Intruder, Mom is busy in the kitchen making up festive goodies. · For Christmas cookies that are bound to become a tradi· lion in your home , !hf' home economists in the test kitchens of Peter Pan Peanut Butter suggest an all·purpose recipe that can be shaped, ·mold~ and decorated to suit anyone's fancy. The r ic!'J pea nut butter navor ol these cookies will go well with the trimmings of the season. including dried fruit. Chopped nuts, jelly, glace cherries and candy sprinkles. Aft er Mom has made up the recipe for the peanut bullet cookie dough, let the junior fally member take over the finishing details of the cookies. Arm them with a cookie press or a pastry tube and let thl"m create the various shapes. The cookie dough can be form ed with a thumb print indentalion and fi\1-ed with jelly: ii can be f!atlenerl out and decorated wi th glace cherries or baked and dipped in me 11 e d chocolate. PEANUT BUTfER CHRISTl\tAS COOKIES (Makes 5 to 6 dozen cookies) 1 cup smooth peanut butter I cup butter 1 cup finnly-packed brown sugar PEANUT BUTTER COOKIES ALL DRESSED UP FOR COMPANY You Can Make A Plate Full of Goodies Ju1t Like This (See Recipe) 2 eggs 2 teaspoons vanilla ·nour , i teaspoon salt ·~to ~4 teaspoon cinnamon Colored candy sprinkles. Cream peanut bulter w i t h butter. Gradually add sugar. Beat in eggs and va nilla. Sift together flour, salt and cin- namon, Stir into pe,anul butter mixture. Shape dough• into l· inc1'1 balls I about I tablespoon dough). Roll in candy sprinkles. Place on ungreased cooky sheet. Bake in 375 degree oven 8 to 10 minutes. • •vARIATIONS : L Place balls on co o k y sheet: make indentations with thumb. Fili each with 114 tea- spoon jelly. Bake as directed abov~. 2. Flatten b11lls on cook y ~hetl to 41-inch thickness. Decorate with nuts or i lace red and green cherries. as desired. Bake as directed above. 3. Force dough through pastry tu~ to form Christmas wreath : decorate with red and green glace cherries. Bake as directed above. 4. Shape dough around pil· led dates. Bake as d\rec!ed above. Roll in con feclioners sugar while still warm. Repeat rolling when cooled. I 5. Chill dough. Roll out on well floured pastry cloth In ~-1 inc h thickness; cut into !'1 x 14-inch rrctangular s t r i p s . Bake as directed abov e. Ha lt.I dip cookies into Combined I package f 6 ounces) semi- sweet chcolate pieces, melted over hot water, \/3 cup un- diluted evaporated n1ilk and 2 cups s i f l e d confectioners sugar. Roll in finely chopped: pistachio nuts, almonds or flaked coconut, as directed. ~~~~~~~~-11 Fresh Flowers Give Christmas • I ~ ' ii. ~~ Flair Without Straining Budget Thal magic-filled time of the year is almost here, s.i gnaling th& approach of delightful fan- cy with will descend on homes across the land. Th is annual phenomenon will cause childre n from six to sixty, \\'hether born sceptics or graced \\'ith f e r l i 1 e im- aginations, to look lo the skies In search of a \\'hile-bearded, red-suited fat man sleighin~ over roof tops behind beloved red-nosed reindeer. At any other time of the year this might be deemed a national malaise. But this is 11. magic time. Th Is is Christmas! While it is also the season of sleighs and sno\\•bclls, nei ther are nearly as alluring as a cozy home accented i n seasonal finery and offering tempting good cheer. use or fresh flowers. While they provide a wide variety or selections to give flair to your decorations, fresh blooms are also a part of Christmas ldre and decor around the world. To lighten you r pre - Ch ri st mas d ec orating schedule: plan ahead and slop by you r local F'TD flo ral ex- pert to ask abou t distinctive floral arrangements a n d decorations. Thest fl orists can combine fresh apples and other colorful fruit w I th branches of pine to make truly outstanding door p i e c e s . Al111ninum Making home-made goodies? Inside, they'll tum y our wreath's best face indoors and insert scarlet carnat ions i" place of the usual red berries. The florists also suggest placing greens and a bright red or white poinsettia plant on top of the mantel, accented with Nativity figures and a grouping of colorful holiday candles as a reminder of the season's religious or i g In s. Flowers in every color can also be used to create a Della Robbia design for almost any area or the house. Or. lay a simple green wreath flat on. the dining table to surround a small centerpiece or candles and fresh red roses. ·- W atch Fashion, bea uty, prac- tica lity and a nice ,R;ift for Christmas are all rolled up in one s mall packaj!;e -a fashion watch. This is lhe 17- jewel "put -to.a:ether" loo k by Sheffield. • Ch r i st m as decoratlons. lilT\iled only by the bounds of im agination. do not have to shatter the famil y budget One of the simplest and least ex- pensive methods available to today's dollar conscious con- sumer bent on sprucing up her home for the holidays Is the Whatever your budget. you can find an a ppropr ia te aluminum utensil in a marvelous range of colors to package with your sweets. You might also look for non- ::lick coatings and spare your recipient messy c I e a n • 11 p chores. Your girl will not only reflect your personal at- tention, but thoughtfulness. Jn any case. plan Christmas decorations with your FTD florist early to avoid last minute rushing. At the same time. you can also give him your Christmas list of flower- ing gifts for friends and relatives out of town . Not only -----------11 wilt this eliminate the possibil- ity of forgetUn,:z someone special, but it will save the weary Christmas s ho pper much shopping, wrapping and shipping time. ROSES MAKE BRIGH T AND CHEERFUL CENT ERPIECE Flowers Are Perfect For Mi king Any Holi day Sitting Glow Pant y Hose Gi ft Every Gir l Wants Panty hose are prominent o~ the gift li.o;t of gift.o; that every female want.!!, from 12 up, whether she's intrigued by midi lengths or wears her hemlines near the knee or above. This Christmas there are a record variety of flat· tering panty hose styles to choose from. "lf she's elegantly feminine. flatter her with a lace top pan· ty hose or a brief Lop style. or choose the extravagantly fla1· tering sheer sandal foot panty hose -sheer all the way from toe to waist," suggests Betty\ Curry. fashion direcU>r at Burlington. "There's a highl sided, hip hugging brief top panty hose style that will ap- peal to fashion minded ladle5. If she ha s an active life on the party circuit. she 'll welcome a gift of shimmering panty hose." ''If the speci1l lady on your list tends to be practical mind- ed. you might gift her with .1n end-run Jtyle pa.nt y hose or An op1que style," Miss Curry •d· vi..... "For belles in the 12 to 11 age group, there's a new kind of panty hose. Young Tempo, that's made especially to pro- vide perfect fit for young figures. Another gift kfea that'! dif· ferent is Bootery panty hose which, come in (are you ready?) Bootdeluslon eolors. dyed identically tO match leading winter shoe Cfllor3 when on the lelt'.. ThC!se panty hose give the s m 11 r t monochrom11tic look of boots without wearing bootl. • Ch rl1tm•• S•ctlen Thurld•y, Nev. 2,, l t70 II FROM DAVIS • BROWN ••• YOUR SONY GIFT HEADQUARTERS Sony's ll9htwei9ht llght price portable It's light enough ... only a bit over 9 lbs. Yet it's diagonal picture is big enough for the entire famil y ... upstairs. downstairs. kitchen, anywhere! The set works on AC, or 12V auto/boat batter>' (with optional accessor ies.) It's advariced all solid state circuitry and front mounted speaker delivers a clean, clear sound. Complete with earphone for private listening. The perfect set for Christmas gifting ! Treat someone to Sony's fine stereo lf you think of it a s just a radio it's ridiculous. It's an FM stereo/FM/AM Receiver with a built· in preamplifier, a 28-watt music power amplifie r plus a pair of sealed 5" woofer and 2" tweeter speak- ers. Sony Trlnitron~ color TV • •• It's brighter, sharper Sony makes your favorite programs look better. Far brighter. And the picture is s harper. To make better color TV, Sony developed a better system. Trinitron® is Sony's system. Sony's system has one big color gun that shoots all the colors. And there's a Jens more than twice as big as everyone else's. With a large lens, you get a sharper, brighter picture. Vivid colors aren't wash· ed out in bright room lighting. Turn on this solid state set and watch the Trinitron system with a 12" diagonal screen bring better color into view. Beautiful walnut cabinet styling. The Sony AM·FM, AM·PM Here's a smart clock radio that makes your night table look bigger. Because it takes up less than 5 inches square of space. Yet it wakes you up to news or weather or Rock or Bach just like the big ones. This FM/ AM has a nice big face for easy time telling. And a rich-looking walnut grain finish. The 8F'S-50W is a great way to start a stereo sys- tem. Xou can add a turntable or tape deck or both any time you want to complete it. But while you're making up your mind (or saving up your money) you can be li s tening to beautiful stereo, compliments of every broadcaster in your area. It comes in a little square box that we'll be happy idea from to giftwrap. Take it home today. And listen to AM or FM during the AM or PM. The Sony 7FC-34W. Sensible ste·reo-anolher revOlutionary Sony. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "The Slider" a Sony radio with a new pitch Knobs? Buttons? Not on th.i s unique Sony AM desk radio. Instead, it has slides, one for smooth, more precise tuning. And the other for volume, It is no bi~~er than a llapcrback book, yet, it's advanced in· tegrated circuitry creates the kind of rich lone you'd expect in a radio twice its size. Use it flat on a des k or stand it up on its retractable stand. It comes in a luxurious walnut finish that blends with any decor. ! ~ "No Hands" digimatic Sony clock radio It 's push-buton controlled with large easy-tcrread numer als. instead of a c lock. Whic h means : Once you set the time you want and pus h the .!lutomatic button, it wakes you up the exact same time every morning, automatically. With no re·setting ever. Also shuts itself off by itself after an hour of play. And it can automatically adjust to a sHghtly higher tone to wake you gently, ii you doze off. Press 1nanual button a nd rBdio becon1es a regular table set. Radio performance? Nothing but rich, big sound thanks to Sony solid s tate circuitry, high-low tone control, 850 mw of power, and a 3'f.t" Dynamic speaker. All in a low. sleek, compact cabinet that takes up a m inimum of space. INTEGRITY & DEPENDAllUTY SINCE 1947 TE LIVI II ON COSTA MESA 411 E. 17th St. 646-1684 DAILY 1.1, SAT. 9-6 Latuna Hills Plaza 837-3830 (NEXT TO SAV·ON ) DA ILY 111-6, MON. & FR I. 111-9 -.. ... -----=--.--------!"!1"'!""'9llllmll!ll~!ll!!l!l!I------------•• 22 Thursday, Nov. 2,, 1970 DICK TRACY TUMBLEWEEDS NOTICE: ~ANK CL.OSED 1-00AY FOR ;nwJKSGIVING HOLIDAY MUTI AND JEFF Ml!TT, 1 JUST SAW CYCLAMATES GOIN ' DOWN THE STREET! JUDGE PARKER W>lo? 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AffO:! ~M!-'iE'S•IN _,, ·~-.. .:!M NOr By Charles Barsotti By Gus Arrlolo I'M I'M /l!i.':Av 1'-lf 'lllANKFf L 'Tl/AN!<• !~ T/IANI<• FUL IM ClWJt!l!RRV/ l'UJ. r//ANl<F'tJ/. IM FUJ. /JP ;JOf<T'll ).N OW/..1 I 'M 1/IAIJI(. 7DOAV., JJOrA 6.'N&. 1URJ<Jf.'{f 1HANl<5• GIV/t.JG- oAV/ MOON MULLINS ANIMAL CRACKERS , , • By John Miles By Mel Y"5. YCUW HE',4"" Of' TH! Fb'IAATIOI £XPL..cU:JON 1 .... By Saunders and Overgard ISENO~. svr Ll1CES/ YOLIR U6UTS ARE ON ! THEY GICW PJ"4! By Charles M. Schllb IT'S SOf/.T Of A Ql\NCE Of 6LAOl'ES5 WOOOSlllCK IS 6lAD lWAT HE TASTES TEll0elE Wf1H CAANllliRR~ SAUCE , II« /JOT Nor ..I Yl/lll'P60 PIJMPK!iJ CRt:AMf CHIFFON • PIE/ 801' 1HAl>K661Vl~w 1.-"'1' ~ ~OLIDM'I ~ 11.l .APl"\CA -· .t'M f'UJ. NOT ). 11'5 'IA~li DINNER. TIMEr • By Roger BoUen DENNIS THE MENACE I I I • ~' ~r . • t I ., ~r ,. Ii I! !I .. \ ' • " i E. ' ', TWINKLY FEET-Lon¥er dresses and pantsuits . are supposed ~o ~e makm~ everyone loOt at ankles , and feel again. · So one ieweler suggests putting bright, sparkly pins on your shoes. > :,t'est Bets }For Beauty ··sh0rt Curs . . All tied up for the holidays? Great! There's no need to becom·e tied down with last minute details, particularly in ·. Jhe fshion and beauty depart· . ment. , Smart Santas begin early to git ready for the Christmas ..-: crush. There's still time to .. : eiiroll in a needleffork class 7: aOO make special gifts ~r . • some of your doest friends. I ': · • D,r. to take that cooking course I -~ou've been putting off ' and make your own fruitcake this year. ·Perhaps your local .if eflt • store gives a ..-!~{ k lesson or two .'in gift :~! pping ~ackages that just ::· : er to be opened. ·." Heed these suggestions from ·· ~xperts at the Lilt Beauty ":°:Service: . Jf your childr-en are old : ~ugh to participate, why not .Plan an old-fashioned :.C'.;Rrlstmas tree? The rule is, . ltiough. only homemade : decorations allowed. Bake and : decorate cookie ornaments to : hang on the tree. A1ake balls -.from bits of crink l y , aluminum foil . Cut pretty pic- tures from magazines or last .y~r's Christ.mes cards to add : color. And, don't forget the old : l!itand-bys like popcorn ropes. · Chains of eolored paper, and candy canes. You, o( course, don't want to . ovtrlook yourself wh ile plan- : ninf holiday gaiety f'!' your : lamlly. Bet\ bets here .. to :;1llrt e1rly, ind plan beauty ~j~rt cut1 tllat allow you to ::breeze tbroua;h' the holid11ys ::·)QOklng YOID" tOvliest with a .'-~um ot time and eftort. : :Hair, alwayt an lmpgrtant 'Plrt of 1ny "look" it even ·"'mQre IO durinf the holld1y1. : You'll want to look 1pecial, without 1pendtn1 hours In the beauty parlor or :!!leepleu nilhtl trying not to muss a · fussy coif. . And you can have flair .. "lJlhout fuss if you give _, MUSICAL JEWEllTBOX Oointy ballerino perform' 10 the rnusicol ,1,oi11s. Choice of pottems. ~~~·199 ··~ . • W ·hite .,Christmas Not a Dream ' ' A wblte CbNtmas 11 no Ing a neW iour.:aeason village dream in· Colorado. · , · desi&ned · for f a m 11 y en- • lt'1 ' Ille lllllenlni r .. lny ~. -Uwt ~ boUday v1C8Uons are '"lbere's winter fun for 'made ol. ll'I ski sJopes, everyone in Breckenridge," mowtboel, sleighs, ice skates says Fowler, one of the ind wtrm drinks befQre a foundeni of Colorado Ski Coun- roaring fire. A n d Ur try USA. ·~t'1 what makes Breckenridge, IS miles west of It a great place ior families." ~vtr, tt'1 com for t ab l e Fer skiers, gentle knotb at lodces or cOndominiuma and the lower part of the ski area lnformal restaurants· for the attract ·the "bunnies'' or whole family. beginnW. lnlerme<flale slopes dent, Jean.Claud Killy. More experts' rans are planned. Cross.ooUntry tourt offer an opporllmlty to Ir)' o u t snowshoes in the manner of the mining pioneers wbo aet· tied the area, and tp enjoy spectacular vlews of the snow- covtred Rock.Jes. Skating or t.oboaaning are ether acUvJUes for those in the family who don't want to skJ. touts are interrupted by stop- offa for mugs of bracing hot wine and olten end with a foo- due plcnle. Famlly..tyle ch1tets In the Valley, coodominiums 1 n d some lodges are equipped with kitcbem for at-home cooking and dining. Chrltl.,., Section .. M<n families are traveling brinch out from both mid· together today -on ~•kis," mountain and the summit. notes Donald Fow~; presi-Two. tough trails challenge dent of Th< Breckenridge thi e>perts -among them, Company, anTently devel~ Breckenridge's newest reai- Sleigh or snowmobile tours over special trails through the wooded countryside are ez· hllar!lting by day, or romantic by night., under bright stars and ful l Colorado moons. 'Ibe ,But parents may lnduI&e in aprewki entert.inment while small fry in the fam.lly are eared for in the playroom- nursery which is part of the ski area services. No wonder Santa will arrive on skia for many families this , ..... SKI WHIZ-Easy to see what this guy wants for Christmas-something to make it easy for him to see while he skis. Alert shoppers can pick up hints by watching their favorite guys and gals in stores. Pbt-show tlil ~ at- ~ .... fire Jl'lbtblM. Into kw99f ltol..:. ... 3ss 4..ts ' ' IUYSIOOL Pl.AY CAMPER Chldrsn a---a trip. comp, arrange flM"l'liture orhoveo~. • ... u.,s gas RSVP A thrw-dim~ cron- wiwd gome. Think bock- -·~ ·~.s.'5 444 GIANT BARREL OF MONKEYS l•.t ~ MN• of bQI. Cll'IC•, Nady,..,....._ 1.,,2,N 221 PRE-CHRISTMAS 11'£11 nt I P JI. nt DIAS SUNDAYS 11 lO 5 1-. ant.top "' -bott..y power-4 •i<rto· w. D¥M.,....... "'""' ........... _ _.. ... oli....,,i. SIZZLER RACE SETS h-ht 5.99 .... $ , .. Mcwpolt hi 9.88 .... $1UI c.llf ...... !1 14.88 ... $1'.lt _.,._... 18.88 .... $3US ..,.._..._ ' 24.88 .... $1f.fS ·~ • .. -:>·: ·:• .. • • ~ SUPIR SONIC POWIR DRAG SET 988 . .. II.II 9. SIZZLER ~ CARS WDIW'• ....... elodric f cmlo .... _ ....... _ agllill md .... Siuler cort-46-------....... _ ... _,..._., . c ·-266 111.H ELDEN POWER PA(l 8 c--.jO ,... ... Comolot• --. acce.-ln. two l /32 ~ con ond on electric -padc. 11 88 .... 14.11 .............. ......... l[Of .. ~c.-... .... ~ .. ... ~··~" ....... "°"' -.n..i..a .. .." .. (,GT"" •• ., "' .... 16 •••Ila, ,.,.other a.-,,.1. ""' .. '-to ...,. ... uit r.wl. C.. ........... ANTS IN PANTS Wokit ...... ~ """" Pft'9MIM ii .. .....,_ ... <ti..g .... 244 ..,. 1.H · ~If a home wave before : the holidays. There's a Lilt ·Home Wave designed for ; every type of hair, to ~hi eve : every type of style. Choose : super, regular, or gentle Ll1t : ft>r hard-~wave, normal or : eqy-U>wave hair. With all :: Lilt Style Kits, yoo can use the ·:Soft Wave Method that gives ::the toft, loose curls nectiisary ;: for today'• feminine stY.lea and '-wives. : -or, If you Just want ·contr.ol :: In hard-to-manage areas, such : as tendrils, gulches. baDp, or : endl, choose' the pUsh button lype. Thi• dispenses the wav- . ln1 agent as a soft. ael'OIOI MARX KRAZJ KAR SKITILEPOOL A ,... ,,,,,,,,.. tot.II kip game for tt.. entire to~ ..... poof. but dlf• fef'M'lt enouoft '° offer • -choMellfe. SKITTUBOWL "RAWHIDE" WONDER HORSE · foam with no messy dripping -just the thing for "here 1nd · there" curls where ever you : want them. ;. : f.fter your holiday hair Is In !lttpt, choole a pretty a cessory, like a "new as now" choker. You can buy one -or , jf ,you want to follow through : YoUr "homemade Olri!tmas," :. make one. Sew snaps on a rtt>- :: bon that match~ a favo rite ·:dress and add a pretty ~pins. Or, tie a Christmas bow :-~i&iftd your neck. ·~ · So if you're an uPto:-dl.te ~Ms>)n, treat your familt"to~ •!'I . • :e)d~uhlned Christmu and a ::,...,.(oohioned youl :: Keep Needles ;:-.. , To maintain the freshneu : irl4 preveqt eaEy needle fall : of your cut la tree : throu,hout ~ doy oealOll, .. 'lteep the 6ue eraed in a .:·sin!ple preservative. The pro- .: Ytl) homemade mixture in· : olude1 4 f.,t!aspoons of rea:ular : chlorinated household bleach, : 2 cups of light com syrup and ~ 4 llblespocm of Green Gai:~ • Cl'irlatmas Tret Preter\'tt1v1 that can be obtained bf..;Joelt : 1tor11. Mix thee< ~ ; In I pltoa of hot Wiler nl • 1KnJt into the Christmas tree l:itand. Keep the container full of preservative while lhe tree rtmains indoors. ""'"---Mrl'• fVft, ,_ ~39""' ... for i"doot er •olltdoor f..,... 12 ,~- U.H e MAT111.'S TAlllNG • PIOURE PUZZLE Alaemble tlw ,....w., pulh *'• butfoft .... the nome recited. 7!~ JUI n.--........... .....,_ .. -----288 a:t.:=: ........ 5 688 .... Jf,fS e MAmL-A-TIME .. TALKING CLOCK PLAY FAMILY FUN JET ................ doclc teoct. cNldo .. ..... time..J.-... ........ .... "!"' ... _ ' . 4~8 . .... I 5.95 223 IAIT 17-th'IT., COITA MllA 3442 VIA UDO, NIWPORT llACH .. Dori, ,.,, ""'· 11.1 ...... • I 541·1414 673•1130 f•I~ odj•ttobltt ltoM oddf Y"!'t of M kt the hone tt)9t 9"l'f'I" "'*Ii ..... child. Mosf• ef ..~ polyeth ..... .' •••• 27.95 . 22ss ROCK POUSHING SET ,ollolo..., --·-by _log. -el -.. _ 3 "'"'"' of ... ~ ...... glwoedL .. cwdw. 14aa •••• 17.95 WHEEL GOODS ASSEMILID FRll OF CHAROll I } • .21 .. ' -. ~ ... ThJ.l_rsdav., Nov. 26, 1970 Christm•• Section Mold U ni gue qi tts ,from H"omerpade Clay " I .. ... ·~ • • • ' .. • r . . ' .. I ' 'I' i . ' ' ONE.OF·A·KIND CHESS SET IS ONE THING YOU CAN MAKE Cook Up Cloy At Home And '·~-· Some Oiiier Unique Gift l!O""' clay at this stage. Or-you can ll;Se little jewels, a bit or gilt braid, anything shiny. When the pie<;es are hard and completely dry, paint them with poster paint. When the paint's dry, coat with nail polish. KAKu.O -RECHARGEABLE As for the board , while yoo can buy one for practically nothing it's more smashing lo have one that's c o 1 o r CQOl"dinated to your chess pieces. A ~ Is composed of &ixty-four•equaI squares eight by eigh~ In alternating <11lors. Glue squares of felt or vinyl on a _piece of cardboard; border the ~ with mat- ching felt oi: vinyl strips. Or HI-BEAM ' STROBES REG. $34.95 BA~ER'S WESTCLIFF .CAMERAS 17tk ·&. IRVINE-WEST.CUFI' PLAZA NEWPOJT IEACH COSTA: MESA bNIRtS 1116· NEWPORT ILVD. 541-1212 HUNTINGTdN BEACH JACK ROlliafsON . MIN AN9 IOYs,»sitop ' 203 MAltt:ST. DOWNTOWN · 53'6-2116 ' .,. . ' 548-4935 :~~R Cl!EMENti: -. UNDrS 'Sl:IOP FOR MEN ~~D&~~aWoa 1~2 ·;\VENUE DEL MAR ." \ -, 492-3434 , ' . ' \ ,Now-silkworm 1surpass1;d.iin ;' shimmer.-•• smo0th ••• by =--Arrow• ¢a11al(er A-fabulous fashion 'at a.' 1ow .pn!:e ... lustrous. luxurious silk-like look and feel, yet it's 10Q% care-free'Antron® nylon ••• totally 'washable, needs 110 ironing •:··available in men's knit shirts from 'AnOW. Dashing;fashionable; new long point· knit collar ••• Btylish;Jong 4-botton looped placket .•• in a full · range q~n~w "sparkl~fro~t" colo?s. Be among the first to own this great breakthrough' in fabric development ... tiihtly knitted for smooth surface ••• wrinkle ·and snag resistant:-•• with the shee~and shimmer of quality.~4 · From•Arrow; the.colorful.~ abirt~"Y' ' . • • ·\ \ .. ' I l I " r - . t ' . . . ' ' lvpplomtnt to Tho DAILY PILOT t;Hhlon t.leftd Soctlon, "Thursd•y, Nov. 2\. 1971 1 I I -I • SANTA ARRIV ES 10 A.M . TOMORROW AT FASHION ISL AND• NEWPORT CENTER Round up the family -leave the breakf3$t dishes -and join Santa tomorrow in his special gaily decprated Christmas quar- ters on the mall. Free favors and comie'books for your kiddies - photos with Santa if you wish. · See further news"inside ALL 60 STORES OPEN EVERY NITE (MONDA1Y~Rt\T SATURDAY) 'TI:L-CBRisT:MA:S _ 10 A.M. T0~9~3~lP.M. ISLAND • • .. NEWPORT CENTER. • P•cilic <:oast Highway between JamboreellldMKAtlhur, Fmwar:minules aw•r· . , , I • • o , • , • , • , > , , I , , . , ... ' 2 • . . • I Thursd•y, Nov. 21, 1'70 FHhlon hl•nd S.Ctlon Fashion · Island Greets s·anta Seagoing Displa yed Christmas spirit abounds from one end of Fashion Island's ma!l to the 0U1er. "'ilh gaily illuminated g i a n t candles, lwinkling trees and Christmas at Fashion Spirit Island decorated landscaping, topped off at center mall with a 50- foot Columbia sailboat rigged in the form of a giant Christmas tree providing a central focal point for the many christmas .activities to take place on the mall throughout the C h r is t m a s season. All Stores Stay Open For Christmas Season This new Columbia, topped with the Star of Bethlehem en its 72-foot mast, is a wonder to behold. Fashion Island is truly a Otristmas galaxy of color and lights for your shopping pleasure day and evening. All stores open six nights. All 60 stores and services at Fashion Island in Newport Center will remain open day and night Monday through Saturday for the convenience of Christmas shoppers. Slore "''indows have been gaily trimmed \l."ith colorful merchandise displa ys a n d stores are chock full of thousands upon thousands of Christmas gifts in a broad selection of sizes, colors and price. Many stores are pro- viding gift wrapping facilities and all stores have added to their sales staffs lo better serve Christmas shoppers at this busy time of the year. The public is reminded that there are only 24 shopping days between Thanksgiving and Christmas. Shop early! Many Fashion Island stores are open Sundays from noon until 5 p.m. for added shopper convenience. Take any convenient freeway to Fashion Island on Pacific Coast h I g h w a y between Jambor ee and MacArthur in Newport Beach. Five New Shops Slated To Join Fashion Island Conslruclion is nearing com- pletion on five new additions to Fashion Island shopping center in Newport Center. Soon to open are the Pas- sionate Eye, fine sculpture ob- jects, .the Music Hall, records, tapes and audio equipment, and the Look -Guys' Gear. Additional sales space for Russo's Wonderful World of ... Pets will also be open before Christmas for added customer convenience. Yamato Restaurant, a ·de- lightful new eathlg establish- ment for Fashion Island, will be in operation about New Year's at the north end of the center. Ali Fashion Island stores are open six nights a week until Christmas. ' ' -, . • . • ..... 1.-t LMt hi-' DIKk -To11'""4 ef fllot7 YMI OKorf loi•w Tto11tf W.il, who -,.._'tf 1ho10 •flld m•11y ot+.er eriticir.9 e11tree1 ••t 1trw1d 11"'" "i9lth 1 wt1k 11 Bob l urri1 Re1t1ur1rit. loc:tt1d i11 F11ltlo11 h l1rid, l ob lurri1 i1 more th111 just • '"St1•• 111d Lob1ter" rt1feurt11t, A 1eltc:tio" of twenty ctrtfutly p••P••td 111hee1-1ccomp111ifd by lob l ullfl ft · mou1 C..1tm C•e1tr S1ltd-will 1tti1fy th o l'lotl di1crimintlil'l9 ptltle .• R~~~rvttio1'11 1u99•!ed THE MIKE JOROAN DUO MOfMlr( fft,. Sotutd•y DICK POWELL TRIO 37 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT CENTER l•lw,.•11 l ulfMmt I l ro •dw1y ,,\Mplt P•r~;no-For A:~1e1., .. +:0~1 Ctll- • 644-2030 • Star Will Shine from Tower Top A fi•iafoot "Star of BethJjbem' s._DeSover County for the holiday cro\tfl.lng 1 SO-foot tr81 itop the new lktofY Avco f'lnancl.al Center bolldlll( in Newport Cenlu. Red garland strips o f alwnlnum hl&hllgbl the tree, with more than 750 red matching li&hl bulbs adding a festive air. Every third light twinkles during the nlgb~lime hours. 1be Utt wu mounted on its "sky high" pedotoltl Tue.sday. Clearances ff'll'.n the FldfraJ Aviation Avt,hltity, as well 11 from zoni!li, building and fl.re departmeo'8 of Ne w p or t Beach, ,,ere secured in order lo be •~le lo erect the botiday decm>otlon atop the Wlool b u 1 l d I n g over looking the Patifie Ocean. kt in the heart of Newport.'• b\tiioess, fashion and com- rguclal complu:, Avco Finan-ct.i Center is situated on a "'ndscaped plaza. The higb-fise is sheathed in refiective glass, making the tower ,an in-.al part" or Its environment. Most Popultr Retcter aaveys prove DAI- LY PILOT comlcs and co~ tHll$ls are the mos! popu- lar Jn the nation. ~ for the distaff • • • • , IACK PACKING & CAMPING • Ka!Y, UMIVIUAL NOITHJACI U.CJl PACKI •DOWN •• , ... IAOI lY NO«TIWACI, TIMICO, GlllY -· • OACION llU WWW UOI • CCMW*M-TMllMOI UW IUH'UU • IWITT ua: PACK lfOYIS , •• St.ti • frACI MHICITI , , •••• , •••• f7,tl HUNTIU IPICIAL fRffl IUSHNIU 6 POWIR SCOPE CHIEF II •• , $6f.tt v ..... Wllll pvtt/le .. ol NIW lrow1il119 S.1111-Aur., Hang· ~Ten RODS & IEILS GALOIE FLY TIE KITS .... 17.95 VlMI, aoltlli111, look1 &. Mal•riol1, T-••"d fi1h Skinnen, fi>h Smoker<, fi1h.,011011't frMIHll (17 lool1 In one), 11.akdown fly a. S,I~ loch Ito lfa.,.el ca111. fi11e11 i11 rodt & ,..i. ,,.. lr9Wllln9, Gorcio, fo11wick, Sftoketpeore, '"•U'il"· Cortland, .,Oii)' -•· Heh, loot S.all, Cu1hio111, lod Cad· 111 .. , flll .. Kil\"'· TINNIS PLA YIRS • MITAL TINNIS IACKfil IY HfAD, WM.ION, COin.AND •THI IOOK "USI TOUl MEAD IN TINNI$ ...... , , , , • , , , , , . $3.9S •.,._.II DIDSU rltOM .•.... $1S.9S • JR. TDIHll IACKns • TINNtl UAINlll I Y' TlfiORN •• $9.95 • TIHHll GLOVU , , • , , , , , • , .. $4.00 • MBt'I &. IOY'I TINNll IHOITI rr ........... $5.95 • MIN'S I IOT'S TOINll IHllTI Fr•m •.•..... $S.9S for Gals 7 fashion island, newport beach 644-5070 • ' • • • • • • • . • I I Supplement to The DAILY PILOT Fashion Island Section Thursdey, Nov. 2', 1970 l Santa Claus Is Coming to Fashion Island Friday at 10 A.M. Ar e Two H eads Better Than 1? ffiit ~amil. ~ c;f_wt A shimmery little pants suit to show off in. From a wbol'e array of pretty pants suits in slinky crepes, perky polyestezs and glittery mylars. From $15.99 to $34.99, Dr op by and see how pretty you can look while you'rewaiting. Clothes made by the hands of love can be found at the fol- lowing ~iotherhood Shops. Find the one nearest you. H•rbor Shappi119 c .... ttr F••~lo11 151•1\d l~ HltlMlr l lVd., CO•ll M151, Cll. NtwPOrt Ct11l1r Ora1191 ,.11!1 SllClpplnt C~nltr f) sn1111>011 Ea1I 'l!J ChlPmlll Avt., Gtrdtn GNIVf, [ii. Orangt, Cit Russo 's Can Tell If you've ever wondered if two heads 'would be better than one, Russo's Pet Shop in Fash. iOPI Island will provide yoo with an opportunity to find out. They're exhibiting a two. headed snake. This very rare adult Pine snake was discovered in'South- ern Florida in 1968. Now over three years old, he is owned by Lee Eliott Or Newport Beach. According to San Diego Zoo specialists, this is the only known two-headed snake in captivity, In aF1swer to two heads be- ing better than one -both e11t-but one stomach receives all nouri shment. No record is kept on which head decides the course of action. Eliott has been offered $5,000 ror his pet. 3 Novel N ew Gamett cs Will Be Under the Tree What's in a name? Tryce? Foil? Sum-Up? You'll be seeing these unfamiliar -if not strange titles under the Christmas tree this holiday season. And they're mot books. These three challengers are part of a new line of seven JM brand Gamettes, packaged like tiny books in boldly col- ored jackets. The new compact Gamettes are designed to slip into suit· cases, briefcases or to store on the den or recreation room shelf. Subjects of the Gamettes range from high finance , word scramblers, mathematical equations to auction bidding ;:;nd quick number strategy. THE PASSIONATE EYE Finest Sculpture Gallery on the West Cocist • • GRAND OPENING DEC. 5 Fashion Island -Newport Center (No rth Mall Near the Broadway ) , ' Chris 11nas Store Hours: Mo11d ay-Sat1trday 10 a.ni to 9:30 pm Sale 2288 Reg. 26.98. Sa..e 4.101 16" Jr. sidewalk 'Swinger' bike for young ridet$1 semi-pneumatic tires, jr. elirniliator frame. Training 'll'heels. Lemon/1\me with green. CorMlf1s 10 boys' or girls' models. Use Some Scraps For Making of Gifts Gr;indma Moses, who no doubt was taught as a child to sew scraps of materia l together into patchWOt"k for dozens of uses, would most likely approve or the latest ac- tivity among craft and nef'dlework-minded w o m e n , It's perfect for Christmas gift • makers. Using scraps of fabric, presumably left over from sewing projects, they glue or applique pieces of JTlaterial on- to burlap backing to create a "Patchwork P i cture,•• Whether one calls it a ''fabric collage" or an "applique pic - ture," the finished product '4 Ingeunity possesses all the printilive charm or a Grandma MOStS painting. The rage was s.tarted by Avalon Industries, w h i c ti recently introduced a seri!s ol three "Patchwork Pictures" in kit form. A rural panorama, a harbor scene. or a homespuA floral arrangement a r r. created from these kits br gluing or sewing pre-cul pieces of fabric onto a burlar background. Materials for ad· ding details with embroidery or magic marker are supplieC in the kils. The time of Gran dm a Moses. when necessity deman· ded the frugal use of evel) scrap of material, Use ol scrap materials to make "patchwork pic- tures" is the kind of inj!;enuity (and thrift) that Grandma Moses would have appreciated. Proo( that it also can produce real •·art" is demonstrated at left. Sale 47 88 Reg. 56.98. Save 9.101 Glrls' 24" J: 20• 3-speed 'Swinger' bike. The mosl stylish bike for girls with new eliminator high rise frame, 3-speed hub and twist grip control, high rise handlebar, Blue wilh color matched basket. Boys' 20• 3.speed 'Swinge r' bik•. 3-speed con\1(11 stick shill, front and rear band cal\pher bfakes and rear cheater slick tire. Sale598 a Reg. 69.98. S1v1 10.10! Boys' 20• 1: 16" S-speed blk•. 5·soesd stick sh irt console with parking lever. Rear chealer slick tire. Chrome plated fender3, wheel rims, lemon/lime color. Sale 3588 Reg. 31.N . Savi 4,101 Boys' O.tu•• ~O" •sw~ ·conter brth llb.. Eliminator high rise frame, cheater slick reartNw. chrome plated high rise handlebars, wheel rims. Flamboyant orange. Glrl1' Delu•• 20" ·~ CD1911l'bralc9 blk• ••• features cok:lr cootdinakld froMl:mlr.et. whitewan tires. l\nnelft Now all Penney stores open 6 nights a Wffk, Monday through Saturday, for your shopping convenience Available at these stores: Buy ~ on Penneys Time PaYll*d,.... FASHION ISLAND, NEWPORT CENTER HUNTINGTON CENTER, HUNTINGTON BEACH I I . . .... •• . ' . . C Thurs~oy, Nov. 26, 1970 F11hlonl t lond Stctlon Sueplomont to Tho DAILY PILOT Santa 's Arrival Set at Fashion Island The Big Moment Comes Friday When Santa Arrives in Town ~-•;::r.-a...G' :J'4 • 1---"'£7'3~-UF' [ . Santa's 'At Ho111e ' Hours I· !fonday lhru Friday ...... 10 lo 12 -1 to 5 -6 to 8 I I Saturday ... , • , , .•.. , , , . , • , • , .•• , . 10 to 12 -I to 5 1 ~ Suudoy .........• , •.....• , .•••.. , ......... 12 to 5 Harbor Choral Groups Preform for Holiday f\tany choral groups from the Harbor Area ~·ill be ptrforming on the mall and on Stage Court at F'ashioo Island including schools . church groups and olher organiza· tions. They will join together 11·Hh the center to p rov i de Christmas carols and concerts 111 during the Chri stmas season. Here is a partial list of performers. Huntington Beach Harmonaircs, Beaus aJld Bells of Bay View Elementary School. Sonrisa P a nor a ma troop of Girl Scoulc;. t.1clodel· , tes o( \l.'illard School. Gay Notes of Lincoln S c h o o I , Corona del Pt1ar High School t.·larching Band, H a r b o r Chorale, Ca1npfire Gi r Is , Orange County C o u n c i I , Singspiration, Li'1coln School Band, Overealers Anonyrnous, '-1illon 11ann A cc ord io n Studios. Balsa Grande Concert Choir, Cosla ~lesa High School Choi r and Newport Harbor Jfigh School Choir. faslti1t Island extend.~ an h1vitatia1~ to any group tvlio may wish to jai11 i11 th is sea.sun activity f 644· 2020). FIND IT HERE . . . . . . th e exquisite, the precious gift. The big moment \\'ill be 10 a.m. Friday. That's the ar· rival lime of jolly Old Saint Nick at his specially decorated Christma s House on the mall at Fashion Island in Ne"'·port Cen ter. Sr1nta invites all his little frie nd s to come visil wi th him and his helpers Friday and evrry weekday and evening until Christmas. lie 11•ill have free fa vors for the children and colored photographs can be taken for those who vdsh to com- n1en1oratc their visit with him. Santa's 11nuse v.·ill be i:aily dC<'oratcd in nautical style v.·ilh snownake effects and \\ hi1 c Christmas throughout. Visi tors' hours v.·ith Santa Cla us v.·ill be 10 a.in. to 8 p.m. daily and noon to 3 p.m .. on Sunda.vs throu gh Christmas. F'ashion Isla nd is located on Pacific Coast High\\·ay in Nc1vport Beach bct1\'CCn Jam· borcc <1nd M a c Ar t h u r Boulevard. All 60 stores will be open evenings u n t i l Christmas. i l l ~ ' For occasions so specia l that only something from WEINERT . CLARK famous galaxy of jewe ls • ' . Girls look prettier in Buster Brown's party patent Tho Clanic party end church 1hoes ••• fits like a dream 1 by Buster Brown , BUSTER BROWN. ~ \ 1...-I// ...... -\ I ~ ...... FASHION ISLAND Newport Center -644·2464 WESTCLIFF PLAZA 17th & Irvine Open a nutty new savings account for everyone under 13 on your Christmas list. And Glendale Federa l wil l start them on the rood to officia l Squirreldom. We make learning to stash-it-away fun. We al so give each new Squirrel a Membership Kit filled with all sorts of wonderful buttons, pennants, bolloons and bicycle or book stickers. Loter on, GFS gift Squirrels wi ll get official Squirrels Cl ub mai l, their very own copies of the "Nutty Ne ws" gazette and ood les of other Squ irrely su rprises. $5.00 ex more is all it takes to bestow • c. the irresistible privileges of Squ irrel hood on your favorite young friends. Just make a deposit for your Squirrel cand idates at any Glendale office. We'll . issue you a bona fide gift wrapped mem- bersh ip certificate on the spot. After Christmas, your Squirrel-tcrbe can present this certificate at his nearest GFS branch, and we'll have on official Squirrels Club Membership Kit in his hands with tail-thumping rapidity. ~Trust Glendale Federol ... ~ you can't lose. Costa /.kso / 1833 Newport Boulevard Newport Beach/ 500 Newport Center Drive 23 orflCES THROUGHOUT SOUTH~RN CALJFORNIA AllCAOIA: 100 S.flr5t Ave./ BEVERLY Hit LS, 9.t50 W.l1~irr: BM:I. f CANOG A PARK: 71 19Topongo Conyon Blvd./ CHATSWORTH, 21821 Oevc~shirt St. f COSTA MESA: l833NtwpOtt Blvd./ DOWNEY, 9030 S1onewood St. f EAST LOS ANGELES: 3479 E. fi~t St./ El MONTE: 10952 Volley Mell f fUllERTON, 320 N Horbor Blvd./ GLENDALE (Mein Off, ct): '01 N. Srend f,lwf. f LONG BEACH, .553.5 S1eern5 St f MONROVIA: 53.5 S. MyrTle Avt. f MONTROSE: 2350 Honolulu >we./ NEWPORT 6E.ACH· .500 Newport C.ntff Dr / PAClflC PAlJ. SADES: 1521.5 SunJet Blvd. / PASADENA, 722 E. Co!orodo Blvd. f SAN PEDRO, .556 W. Ninth St. / SHERMAN OAKS, 13730 R1ve1Jide Or. / STUDIO CITY, 12191 Vt nllll'O Bi.rd,/ TOllAANCE: 3832 Sepvl'tedo Blvd. J VENTURA. 472 S. Milb ld. J WESTWOOD VILLAGE, 1090 We•twood Blvd./ WILSHIRE aNTEl: 3.500 Wilshirt Blvd. -- Sueplomont to Tho DAILY PILOT r I . , I i ~/, i I I I I 11~~ ~ ~ w 11\l"/ ' I·~, w ~ l'r"~ ..... -.. r I I i lv..JJ-- I FHhlon lal1nd Sect ion Thurad1y, Nov. 2C, 1970 S Just Two of the Many Styles & Patterns of Slippers $8 .00 •pow-wow• Comly• Sllppers lloclt & Red AA to I SIZES TO 10 "DORMIE" White , Plrik, lla~k. llu• SIZES TO 1D l~ECEIVE! HEMPHILL'S Fomous For 9UAUTY and COMFORT FOOTWEAR Select From . . . WOMEN Valley Johansen Vitality Hill & Dale Penoljo Enno Jettick also COORDINATING BAGS * Bernardo Sondles * Fashion Boots by Clark GIVE A SUPPER DEPT. Grosverior Don iel Green O'omphies Wellco T~ET~ANks GIFT CERTIFICATE FROM Holiday Shoes with Stride Rite's Celebrated Fit. $13 fo $16 Accordlnt to Size We carry wllttM N Ill WHEN DOES YOUR CHILD STOP DESERVING THE BEST? Growing Girls Block & While Potent SIZIS: MIDIUM, WIDI $15.00 * CHILDRENS HOSIERY by BOONIE DOON SLIPPERS by WELLCO. FASHION BOOTS of ONE wHo HAS bEEN yiVEN FloRsHEiM SHOES HEMPHILL'S $27.95 PLATEAU IL.ACK aMI IROWN SIZIS TO 1 l AA TO Ill . ..------------.. F•ET TIR•D? WEAR WALLA BEES' De1i,11ned !or ma~imum comfort with 1 shape thel exactly fits U1e foot. Glove·solt leather uppers, unici1.1e $0~·Dadded inside con~truction and planta11on crepe wl!dgl! sole~ combll'!e to relax lhe foot. Try 1 ptir, yoo,1 won't want lo l11ke tliem off. 0 Jrfor d i+vl• illu \l••led •v•il•bl• iti S•t1il Su•il1, Al10 boo i istyl• ;,, S1t1d Huntit1t Su1d1. Wom1t1 '1 11 $21, m1 n'1 •+ $25. l~. p1it boot-S211 Darlings of the shoe cirCtJ it Florsheim Women's Shoe Collection Block ond Brown Crinkle Potent W• Ca1ry AAA.A ta C-Sbn to 10 $24.00 FOR SAFETY AFLOAT CANVAI OXFORD t (llnfort cln1ld DoublM"11 hlll cwl111111, coe!, not1<lt1l1 llftlftJ, WOMEN'S-SI 2.00 · MIN'S-S1J.OO Wllltll1: S 111111d W-Slq1 te l4 MEN'S FAMOUS MAKERS • Florsheim • Winthrop • Evans Cosuol ond Slippers • Hush Puppi es CLOSED SUNDAYS OR ANY TYPE COURT .... ,,... __ ~ •l~·ttl!Mf -""" .... ;1:t.ftltl •nk. A cCll!lfert '-"Ill It Wlllte, SM9ke4 Ilk C•bhler ln FREE GIFT WRAP • ••11 ... ,, .... • 54 FASHION ISLAND e NEWPORT CENTER MEN 'S HOS IERY by INTERWOVEN Opposite Broadway -644-4223 USI YOUR HIMPHILL CHAIGI MASTll CHAltGI Olt IANK.AMlltlCAID Also Alhambra I ' I f I I I 11 IA:Ww--~-----------------------------------------------------------------.. ···---------1----!I; I I ! 1 I I ' i l l , ' ' ' r ' ' ' •• . . ' Thurodty, Nov. 26, 1970 FHhlon lsltnd Section 5upPltmtnt to Tht DAILY PILOT ---~~ Drag Race Model Qui z Gamelli=:========.,;;;;;=~---..;:;:;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, I To Amuse All Ages Have you ever bough\ a family game for the holidays -and then been bored stiff playing it yourself? Families enjoy togetherness, especially during tile holidays, but find it hard lo decide on an activity which will please and involve ch.ildren and adults as well as family guests. There's a new kind fi game that will get Junior away frc.m the TV, Gra,ndmolher from her needle· point and Dad from his evening of fun. It's called Conni- quiz, and it's both a game SCALE MODEL DRAG RACERS RUN WITHOUT TRACKS OR BATTERTIES Ruli1tic M•chlne1 Hit 400 Miles Per Hour (In Proportion To Scale) and an entertaining way to learn the sounds of 75 musical instruments and music forms. The game is played much like bingo, using as clues musical sounds on the record that comes wilh lhe game. rather than numbers. Conniquiz con· slsts of 40 different game cards, the record, markers, and the game leader's set of clue sheets. The colorful game cards have the lellers MUSIC across the top, heading five vertical rows ol squares. Each square contains a drawing of Children for • 1n New Thrills an instrument and its name, or an illustration of a music form such as rock and roll, cha cha, the waltz , a march or opera. Each clue is identified to With Brand New Array. of Toys make the game easy to play. For example, the announcer on the record will say, "Under M. and instrument," and the players may hear a tuba, Boys and girls will share in new thrills when Sarita 's big toy pcick is spiead out under the Yule tree. Newest e:it· citement for junior racing fa ns is SSP. Super Sonic Power, the first drag race scale model to run self-propelled without a track or batterie s. ac· celebrating after take off like full sire racers. reports Robert L. Steiner. president of Ken- ner Products Company. Each SSP racer has a power wheel that revs up to 20,000 RPl¥1, with an easy pull Power T stock that uses gyroscopic principles. There's a launching pad and a ramp, a jump and a flying finish gate with a drag snag chute. New for Junior bMnemakers is a Super Easy Bake Oven with oven controls that re;illy work to add new fascination lo culinary adventures. This new kind of oven bakes double size cakes as well as regulAr size and has an extra warming o v e n with its own tern· perature controls. S a f e l y engineered every step or !he ~1ay, this most realistic oven tenor sax, or violin. ever made for youngsters is Each player listens to the operated on two light bulbs. clue. and if the answer ap- Pans slide through a cooling ~ars on his card, he covers chamber before eager little the appropriate square with a fingers can touch t h e ir Connquiz marker. The first masterpieces. The operational player who successfully covers 15 minute limer for the baking a line of five s q u ares oven licks away when a knob vertically, horizontally. or is turned, and rings when the diagonally, calls "Conniquiz."j baking is completed. He then reads off the squa res New for all the family is he has covered while the game Spirofoil. the latest develop-leader checks the clue sheet. ment in Spirographic arts by If he has identified all the in· Kenner which uses aluminum struments correctly, he wins. foil to create fascinating 3-D effects. Another delight for You'll be surprised at how l youngsters is Rotodraw which many instruments you can provides continuing surprises. recognize -and just how the The child never knows 'A'hat different instruments do sound picture he's drawn until, by when you really I isle n . rotating a disc, he's dr3wn in Parents will be delighted at all the slots. the number of sounds they and A new kind of dry cell their children will learn. and alkaline battery double-sealed at their increased appreciation OUR CHRISTMAS GIFT BASKETS NOW ON DISPLAY Our Christmas basket s of fine food s, wines, liquor and many varieties of cheese are now on display. Fondue, souffle, Danish cookware, decanturs, crystal, bar accessories, champagne and ice buckets and wine c"rafes. OF SOLVANG & NEWPORT Gourmet Foods Imported & ~me.tic Liquor, Wine, Cand" & Gitt . ltenu f'ro1n Around the World cakes, iellies , teas, candies, spices and condiments. Patio , Grace Rush, W19ners, and import9d ind demestic candies. See our "International Beer Pack" from twenty-four countries. Don the Beachcomber, Trader Vic's and other I WE ARE AS CLOSE AS YOIJR PHONE I OPEN MONDAY TIIRU SATURDAY 10 A.M. · 9:30 P.M. SUNDAY 10 A.M. · 6 P.M. 56 FASHION ISLAND I Opposite Broadway I VISIT OUR WINE TASTING ROOM NEWPORT CENTER 644-0991 of music. in a metal container powers,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~===~ two untJsual additions to li-- toyland fun. GT racer with -. ._ ............ sleek sporty lines goes at safe walking speed. even downhill, because the motor provides, braking action and maneuvers on a dime. Big Ca t Loader, new kind of ride-on truck with two motors -one for lifting and one for driving -also is powert'd by this safe dry cell rechargeable battery. Big Cat i operates as a co mbination CAKES ARE REAL; OVE.N REALISTIC crane, fork lift. skip loader Con trols Wor~usl Like Mom's and wrecker tote. I For the unusual in Christmas Ce11terpieces See our fabulous selection of glittering holida y decorations & floral s 10 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT CENTER Get for our new GUYS SHOP OPENING DECEMBER 11th the groovy-est collection of men's clothes and accessories from around the world . . \ / ' \ TURN HIM ON AT . . . Ready • • • TO TURN HER ON THIS HOLIDAY SEASON The ultimate in fashions for her is always at ... - - -' ' • t I ' I I • I I ' • I . • • ' . ( . . t I ' I l ! ! I I I I ' ' ! i I I • . ! I I ----.._-·-------~----·-----~~---------~-~----------··-------------- Supplement to Tho DAILY PILOT Fuhlon blond Section Thu,..,oy, Nov. 26, "70 P Toy Safety Long:-time Concern of U.S. Industry SQUEEZE BULB AND BLOCK POPS OPEN Peek·a·boo Figure AP,,.an,Disappears THREE MEN IN TUB FLOAT, ROCK, ROLL Men Floats, Too, If They Fall Into Water JET PLANE PULL TOY HUMS AS IT ROLLS Pilot, Family, Luggag• lnc;luded In Set Read the DAILY PILOT A knife is a wonderlul in-string retract in1mediately strument, a jump rope pro-after it is pulled to start the vides a· pleasant pastimt ; but musi c. both can be dangerous if their Noi only is every toy design- use is abused. ed !Or safety, each is built The rewards, as well Jl!i the with the safest ·materials. All dangers, o( these two objects ate eiamined for sharpness, are · readily apparent, but every e1Jl()sed surface is there are many useful pr~ tested for toxicity, flam- ducts and pleasant playthings mability and durability and on the· market today wUbJUd~ hidden_parts are checked with den dangers. the idea that they conceivably -It Is these J?illalls tha~ may be exposed. Congress, acknowledging'. an Wheels and other parts, if increased interest on the part easily gripped, must withstand of COflSUmers, has set out t() 45 pounds of pull without eliminate through legislation. breaking. Pull toys with Industries, however, t o movable parts must undergo which "consumerism" is not a 12 miles of mot ion on a new word, have long been in-simulator as well as a drop terested in safety. Whether from 21h feet, comparable to a Jt's the tire industry or the toy child's throwing the plaything industry, reputable COJflpanies from a table. art aware that safety is Once these toys are judged synonymous with durability, ready for the consumer. they that durability is synonymous are packaged, jogged to with quality and that quality is simulate 1,000 miles of travel a key to whethe~ a product to the retailer, and then tested will continue to be acceptable again. by the consumer in an "We can't entirely remove everchanging marketplace. the danger from children dur. Fisher-Price Toys, Inc . . ing their most vulnera ble age. world's largest producer of but as an industry, we must preschool toys in East Aurora, provide the safest toy we can, N.Y. for example, has been within the limits or normal concerned with safety -child use," said Henry H. Coords, safety -since the company Fisher-Price President. was formed in 1930. "The consumer has the right "Thereismoretomakinga to safe me r chandi s e , toy than conceiving an object particularly from hidden that will give a child pleasure haz.ards such as those covered and a rewarding experience, in the recent toy safety act," Association C"A1 the develop-11~~~~~!!j~~~~;;;:;~ ment of safety standard s even [ though toys ;>rod uced l n America loday are safer overall than they ha ve ever been. The company does label each toy with an age group for which it is recommended and olfers th ese guidelines for purchases : -Look for sharp , 'un · protected edges on metal and plastic toys; on wooden toys . check for sharp comers, cracked wood parls and loose fasteners . -Check mechanical toys for "pinch points'' that could severely hurt a child . -Watch for loose objects small enough to be S\val\owed t·. if a child is still in the ex- perimental tasting and chew- ing stage. -Look on the package (or a certification by the manufac- turers that "all colors C<lnform to American Standard Z66.1 · 1964 for use on suriaceS which might be chewed by children." Some foreign manufacturers still pa int their toys with toxic substances. Good things to keep in mind as you select Christmas toys. Take a Break A ROYAL DESSERT FOR EIGHT Set of 8 English Ironstone dessert plates by "Royal Cauldon;· England's oldest pottery. Each plate shows a different garden flower. $24 the set. Open a charge account. making it and then marketlng added Mr. Hicks, whc is •·sit down and prop your it," says Robe rt Hicks. Vice treasurer of the Executive feet up, .. .take a break while t SLAVJll'K'S President of Research and Committee for the Develop-shopping," . . .adv ice from '-' Develo~ent. "'Fbe safetyho[ m 1 nlent 15 of andSafeptyrSetanSdarhd for 1 "Your First Pregnancy," a . Jewelers Since 1917 Cll•1'91' A(tf Ullh lrovlttcl Amlf'k•n E~Pl'H' •1rokAmerlc:1nl Ind M1111r Clllf'll, -· the child who will play wit it an a • c o 0 new booklet for expectant ~ 18 FASHION ISLAND must also be given top con-Children. Mr. Hicks, like other mothers available at ten cents NEWPORT BEACH -644-1380 sideration." members of the ad hoc group per copy from Box 551 SC, Open Monday ClftCI Frlclcry untll 9:30 The firm employs 18 r e pre se n ti ng U.S. toy Life Cycle Center, Kimberly· toymakers full-time whose: .. ,.m~anh~u~fa~c:tuA~rers~,~· ~l~s~S~w~:~k~~~ngL~C~la~ck~C~o:cp:··~N:•:•n:•:h:, :W:i.sc:·L~;,;~..,~~· -~~~~-~~,.....~~~, ... ~.~~r~""""'~~~~~~~~~==~::~=·~' :·:c+~"'~l~ eJl)phasis insures the.safety of wit mer1c an ta a s 54956 ~ _.,-~'""'•-·Mt-c:.;_. u•~.i;J ea'.ch of the 26 million units it produces annually. "The first thing we do is to examine the concept o{ the toy and determine what age group this toy is really designed for ," said Mr. Hicks. "Then, we start to think about what the child will ~o or mis-do with the toy." '.. For Top Spotts Coverage Wooden -0r plastic balls on the end of a pull toy string tend to in crease the possibility that the line might entangle the child. So, where possible, Fisher-Price toys are designed without the ball. For a child just learning basic motor skills, however, the ball makes grip, ping an easier task. 'Therefore, on a toy such as a musical mobile to be suspend~ above an infant ·crib, the finn m. sures its safety by making the • ( . ' • . ' • . • ' • : : . • • • • ' r . I I t l ' ! • t t • • • . • t . • t • ' l • I ! • • l '~ It ~ b'f ~·-·· 7i;i HOLIDAY of A, B, C's AQUARIUM a Family Gift B IRDS a Musical Gift (ATS ' . ' a Purr-feet Gift • • DoGs a Gift of love I HOLIDAY SPECIALS "6 GAL PEMCo--«eg. $10 Aquarium & Hoocl (Less than""" 01 s s•l.l :.~~: $7 .95 ·m"~° FILUD STOCKING $1 .. $2.49 'SWEATEll & COATS $1.19 •• $11.95 .FANCY COLLARS $1.98 t• $12.50 2 LOCATIONS 58 Fashion l1l1nd 1 Opp. Broadway I OPEN 7 DAYS • 644-0980 • • • ~~ WONDERFUL WORLD OF PETS 12 .F1thlon Sq., S1nt1 An• • 836-0505 • adidas the Most Successful Sport Shoe in the World Proven by 275 World Records ••••• coming friday december 4th for men, women, and boys. 7 fashion island, newport beach 644-5070 • I I • Th•r.d•y. Nov. 26, lf70 Mo od Set At Dinner By Candles When you plan the menu fo r a holiday gathering, take lime to plan an original centerpiece and set the mood for a memorable occasion. T h e Direcloire Candlesticks, sug- gested by the Norcross Design Studio, are created from gin "'ri p foil and cardboard rib- bon spools. A subtle interplay of textured and polished foil Is accented with bands and circles of gold Lustre-Cord. Jt is easy to make as many candlesticks as needed to achieve the desired effect. Try a group of three or four, of varying heights, on a bed of evergreen for a massed effect on a buffet. Or use them sing- ly on individual tables for four. F•llilon lsl•nd Uctlon Make ·ornaments for the Tree • That You Can Use as Jewelry This year make ornaments that the Christmas tree can wear now and you can wear later as jewelry when the tree is long gone. You'll be right in ttJe swim or the Seventies ... giving vent to self expression. And it's a project for the en· tire family, from youngest to oldest. !or even the crudest renditions will have th at "NOW" FLAVOR. moisten dnd press Into pre<ut plate and cover with a damp cloth until cool enough to han- dle. Knead a little and st-Ore all but what you're about to use in a closed plastic bag. Roll out clay on waxed paper to y, inch thickness. Use cookie cutters for your basic shapes. . .stars, triangle:;, circles, etc. For bas relief ef- fect cut out smaller pieces with aspic cutters or botUe caps or mold free hand, Gift Tp Copy larger shapes. Etch patterns with tip of knUe. While clay is still soft, insert a twisted lOQp of wire into one edge for hang- ing. Ornaments will harden overnight. To speed up pro- cess, placE: on wire rack in wann (350 degrees) turned-off oven for a half hour. Pain.t , in smashing shades with water color or tempera; and for a ceramic-like finish. dip in clear shellac, spray with clear plastic or bru.5h on clear nail polish. Norcross offers instructions for making the candlenicks in a booklet titled "Decorate with Gift Wraps." Included in the booklet are over twenty· five decorations and gift ideas for Christmas and all year. TWO CANDLESTICKS YOU CAN MAKE Here's bow to proceed . First you make a clay which is con- cocted of two of you r household staples. . .baking soda and corn starch. Combine thoroughly in a saucepan 2 cups of the baking soda and l cup of the corn starch ; then add I \/4 cups cold water. Mix until smooth. Bring to a boil over-medium heat, stirring constantly. Cook a minute longer or until m i x t u r e resembles moist mashed potatoes (overcooking makes clay crumbly). Remove from heat immediately, transrer w A truly userl11 under-Lile-tree gift that will surprise and delight I o d a y ' s inquisitive. alert youngster (and catch Mom's and Dad's eye too) is a brand new home copier . Youngsters will enjoy malting copies of their own Christmas card drawings they brought home from school, and dozens af other projecls. Now onto tfle tree they go, gay, carefree (th ey're rireproof) ornaments. And when dismantling day comes 'round, instead or packing them away in a carton !or year-long hibernation, wear them strung on a chain as a pendant, or with a pin glued onto the backside as a brooch. The smaller pieces can dangle from ears, hooked onto Five- and-Dime-bought r a r r in g backer$. 0 0 • The Year of the F11r Elegance . . . of com·sc lOOs of Fabulous F1u·s Awaiting Your Inspection _ .... l tomantic JU1.tuntil mink, t>n· chantin~. \Vi lh the Accent on sofl. youlhful styling. Fln- gC"rtip lcnslh. ·rours w11h fit B.fld flare. l f\lL~K S HRUG. or CApt•l('t in nature! n1ink <·ftn niak<' ~ ''11 a sc1•nc s1,..alt>r day or ni~hl. Lovt!ly :-.ha;!(':>. i-urnptuous skins. Custom Made Just for Y 0 11 l'lllnk, Snb1e, Lynx, Broad· tall, Be;:1,·er, Fttx. n11•I n1a1ny exotic f11rri.:. Jnekels, Coals, Sloles. Capes and many olhers. ' ' ' , ' ' -- ' , ' ' i\lc n10 to Men :\chieve th e splendid surprise !'elect \ri th lull exchange privileges. Special \Vrapping. il llehael Jaeqtres ~laster f'11rrier 1111d Desi!Jl1e1· Since 1933 IJ"1Rdla1I Pm<:'('ssed lamh, lrr1n. ~h1.11ely. provoc·ati\'r, f:ithly d!'flnlR tir. it 's .)'U\11' 1d1•11 of hca,·~'n in furs. KC'rp ytiur ryr "" thr !<pol-.. l'l'C'lnl "'ilh tnink !rim i~ sr.i 1u~ nnd :i 1·hfln~r of par r f.,r :t ;;lrl sK·king a S<'eond fur. M. AC \'nun~ and brC't':ey is this Ju~· ''ious natural nlink stroller. Con11• in and s11.::h nvrr thl!' nirllini:ly sof1 pairs. Chir .,\'er n rucktail dr1'~!! or pnn1s sui t. • UES Open Every Dey 10 e.m. to 9:30 p.m.; Sundey 10 •.m. lo 5:00 p.m. • 14 Fashion Island, Newport Canter, Newport Beach, b44-4661 • Supplement to Tho DAILY PILOT Jct (liveable ''Jerusalem B'lblr le11urlng 32 lull·page, 6 color illustrations by S1lv1dor Dali. They provide an over·•ll view of the events and personages ot the Blble. 31.15 Pe ~!l ~~ "Penny Candy" Is hilarious account r Jean Kerr's past 10 years. She's the tlelighlful author of ''Please Don't Eat the Daisies" and ''Mary, Mary," Funll.15 J(') (liveable French chef Julia Ch lid ol TV cooking fame co-authors her aecond volume of "Mastering the Ari ol French Cooking," 12.50. Vol. I, 12.150. Both, 25.00 . ' ''Norman Rockwell: Arti&t and Illustrator" shows every phase of his work, including all 317 ol his "Saturday Evening Posl" covers. 45.00 ·----'·" .~~-· Je; (liveable . The only complete edition ol Picasso's "3"47 Gravuraa." Bound in black linen wit" Picasso's signature in gold foil &lamping. A luxurious two-volume set. 150.00 "A New Pictorial History of th• 'Talkies" features 4000 still• and is a must lormovi• b ulls. A most enjoyab le book tor holiday giving. 9.15 t.:: • ..11 _, :{J;eable Ji H,,,., OM book no one should be without , •• ''The Americart Heritage Oiclionary ol the English Language." Thumt>- indexed, 8.95 . Oe1u1te boxed edllion, 12.50 Hislory and culture ol W8Stem man Is explored In "Civilisation" by Kenneth Clark, who also has a new TV ::;eries. Lucid, exciting. 15.00 J(') (liveable "Islands in th• Stream" ts the major novel long-rumored to have been lel\ amon!J Ernest Hemingway's writings al his death. 10.00 THEY'RE GETTING ACQU AINTED WI TH FRIENDS OF DR. SEUSS-AGAIN All Those Great Storybook Charac ters Have 'Come To Life ' Ac Toys · Body Toner's 'Shower Power ' Ma y Be Gift Gimmick of Year corrosion-proof. Attractively package and ready to gift wrap. this extraordinary con- trivance comes Jn chrome, harvest gold, procelaln white or avocado green. Body Toner makes a gift of the "first water." Everyone loves a gilt that shampoos as well as showers. (1) nobody ever heard of; (2} Should your beloved giftee is useful as well as good-look-happen to be a member of the ing ; (3) keeps on giving all family, won't it be nice to year. \Vhat we're saying is share that new-found sense of that a new easy-to--install well-being the shower ac· shower head called Body cessory promises? Self~lean· Toner rould be your Gift Gim· ing, it is guaranteed clog-and mick of the Year! --------------------• This beautifully designed shower accessory boasts three swirling je1s which toss triple s1rcams of diffused droplets in a rhythmic pa ttern .•. thus creating a massaging sensa- tion on neck, shoulder a n d back vottich is si multaneously inv igorating and ca Im i n g . Finger-nick setlings range from springtime sprinkle to drumming de luge . . . ob- viously great for facials and These Penney Stores will be open Sunday afternoons 12 to 5 P.M. •ALHAMBRA • MONTCLAIR , •AZUSA • MONTEBELLO •BU ENA PARK • MONTEREY PARK •BURBANK • NEWPORT BEACH • CANOGA PARK •NORTH HOLLYWOO D •CULVER CITY •NORWALK •DOWNEY •ORANGE •EL MONTE "'THE CITY "' •FULLERTON •PASADENA • GARDEN GROVE • POMONA •GLENDALE • RESEDA •GRANADA HILLS •SA N FERNANDO • HUNTINGTON •SANTA MON ICA BEACH •TORRANCE •HUNTINGTON PARK •VAN NUYS •INGLEWOOD •VENTURA •LAKEWOOD •WESTCHESTER •LONG BEACH •WEST COVINA •LOS ALTOS • WH ITIIER DOWNS •WHITIWOOD l\nnelfJ • P .. h .... lolond Section Thuro d•y, Nov. 2', 1971 9 I Zany Seuss Characters Now To y Items The fantastic situations and zany characters .... ·hich have sprung from the fe rtile Im- agination of Dr. Seuss to delight millions of parer.ts and children, are now available as a line of toys, doll! and games from a giant toy manufac- turer. For more than t h r e e decades, Theodor Geisel, bet- ter known as Dr. Seuss. ha s authored such m o d r r n children's classics. as "Horton Hears a Who," "The Cat In the Hat,'' "Verile the Turtle" and "How the Grinch Stole Christmas." \Vith the r«ent signing or an exclusive, tong. range agreement with Mattel , Inc .. Geisel works closely with executives of the Southern California-based firm in the planning of each new product. First items available in the new lines are : the Dr. Seuss See 'n Say. ''Say I Am :" the Dr. Seuss Cat in the Hat talk- ing plU!h doll ; the Dr. Seuss Mattel-0-Phone; 1he Dr. Seuss talking storybook, .. Friends of Dr. Seuss;" and the Dr. Seuss Flsh·A-Ma-Jigger game. All of these items are available locally. Another new product in- spired by the works of Dr. Seuss is the SelW Hoos, a uni· que playhouse with a variety of built-in games and play ac- tivities. The Seusa Hoos, available this f a 11 , ls 1nanufaltured by Turco. From the first, Geisel, "'hose 35 books have been read by more than 50 million avid fans , has taken an active role in the assoc iation. He ha! made frequent trips from his La Jolla. California home to the toy firm 's headquarters facility. And, just as fr• quently, IL! executives have taken the two-hour drive to discuu with Geisel the smile on a character's face, the sound of his voice or the color of his hat. .. It is important to both the toy company and me," says the affable storyteller. "that all of these new games, dolls and toys be faithful to the originAI characlers in my books." According to Elliot Handler. 11-1attel's chairman of the : board, "For many years, all of us have been enchanted with the whimsy and charm of the .. Dr. ~uss stories. It IS 1 great ,1 challenge to translate the works of a man from one medium -boob -to another • i -toys, dolls and games. It i.'I' 1 a challenge which we have en-14 joyed meeting. Handler added that his fir m , plans to produce a continuing line of Seuss products.· in-·1 eluding games and pre-school 1 educational games. Come view and listen to our Christmas Place sale Sale s247 Rig. $2.77. Save S3D. P1nncr11t '$con1ole stereo ••le. Stereo phono AM/FM/FM stereo console has a 50 watts peak pcwer amplifier. Six speaker system includes two 10" woofers, two S" mid~range speakers and two 31/2 .. tweeters. Av ailab le in Earl y American, Danish modem or Spanish Mediterranean styles. Solo pt!-.,..... lllrcxigh ........ lllflol Special portable color T. V. buy. s23a Penncrn1 • portable color TV with 15 Inch tcreen measured diagonally. Fealures 20,000 volts of picture power for greal reception on all channels. Slide ruts UHF line tuning. High lmpacl plasliccabinet. Sale s199 ' flog. $239. Sov• $40. A lot of.sound for under $200 Stereo/phono/AM/FM·FM stereo console has a 15 watt peak power amplifier, BSR 4 speed automatic changer/turntable, four speaker system includes two 8" woofers and two 4" tweeters. Mediterranean styli wit" antique spani1h finish on elm veneers over hardwoods. Mncr11t® modem ....Unz1 etereo Solo $199, Rog. $229 Compare these sound gift values. 7aa Blank cassett es. Pack of 6 blank casseltes each 60 minutes long, 6 plastic cassette cases, and a black carrying case. Naw 1n Pann11 stores open 6 n1Pt1 a week, Monday throup Slturdly, far jour shopplllf co"'81111R Available at th"e stores: Buy it on Penneys Time Payment Pieri. ... FASHION ISLAND, NEWPORT CENTER HUNTINGTON CENTER, HUNTINGTON BEACH - I • • ' ,. . ~· . ... ' ........... ·: .... ·: • Th111r1d1y, Nov. 2', J.t70 ... .Fashion Island Section • • FOR , • • ' , ·' , • , -·- .. " • ; 2 t !ZJ -I g 2 -~ • • ,, •." ~ ... . .' SPARKLING CHRISTMAS ·. •, • CARTER'S CANDY-S:rRIPE . LOOK ALIKES As visions of sugar plums dance.through their heads ••• our look al ikes are warm and snug•in brushed cotton knit sleepers. Carter styles them to 'gro', with snap-on waist and vinyl soles. Girl's with dainty Schiffle embroidery. Boy's has a tu rtl eneck like dad's. Christmas red; 1-4, each 4.25. - Infants' S"°P.'-' • • •• t • -" ' • • . .. ' ' . PONCHOE D AND WARM .. , BY MAY KNITIING Bring her in; Let her look. She'll walk straight to a fringed ponchol It's fun to wear. So soft to snuggle her chin in. Styled with dash ... of washable acrylic knit. Shake r knit in red/white/blue, 7-14, 8.00. Crochet style with button-front, in . red, vanilla or gold; 3-6x, 9.00. 7-14, 10.00. Girl's Shop -• ' .. ' , I I • ' I &Q_l!J)d; 2£314 JJQ Supplement to Tho DAILY PILOT • , ~ t: WE'RE Atl-AGLQW ••• 1rom·ou 'sparklinp window displa)!\to·the top.of the store ••• ·brimful ttf d doU'ling" ~rl'oy of gala gifts, each i{\ a f9stive wrap reody to place und~ the tree, Buffums', Where gift shoppihg ls fust as excltfn'g ' as gift givin g" ••• ~lcomes\Yo~ .. • -for the holidays. . . . . ... SHOP MORNING, NOON AND NIGHT •.. in all stores, Mondays through Saturdays Until December 23rd. ShoP. Sundays 12:00-5:00 p.m. in oil stores, No'lemb~r·29.th, December 6. 13, 20, 27. ,TREAT THE FAMILY TO OUR HUNT BRUNCH Scrambled eggs Fr ied Chicken l in k Sausage Hashed.Brown Potatoes Pecan Twill Orange Juice Coffee, Tea or Milk Served from 11 :30-3:00 p.m. Adults, 1.99. Children, 1.29. For reservations, coll your nearest Blfffums'. JOIN SANTA fOR BREAKFAST in Buffums' Restaurant. Come sing songs, listen to music, hove good things to eat ... and a coloring book. Breakfast begins at 9:00 a .m. on Saturdays. TiC kets, each 1.75. Coll for reservations at the nearest Buffvms' store. Newport '#I Fashion Island Newport Center • 644-2200 • Monday thru Saturday IO A.M . 'Iii 9: 30 P.M. -Sunday 12 to 5 IT 'S EASY FOR ANYONE TO SEE CHRISTMAS EXCITEMENT IN THE;IR EYES For Kids, It 's Time To Tell Santa Claus Wh at Gifts They'd L i~• ' Experts Tell Ho w to Help Youngsters Get Over Hump • Christn1as is a time fur children! They take special delight in the tinsel and trim· mings, the wreaths a n d fragrant evergreen trees, jolly Santas listening to secrets in toy departments and the rewards of tasting the delicious goodies coming out of the oven for the holiday festivities. Days seem to creep by as they anxiously inquire "How many more days until Christmas?" Bul for adults, the season <lflen ends up very hectic. If you·re about lo plunge into holiday preparations. shopping and entertaining, here are some suggestons from the child·care experts at Gerber to help make the coming days more enj oyable for both you and the children. Shopping will be quicker. easier and more pleasura ble if you don't have a loddlcr in tow, so do yourself a favor and help a babysitter earn some Christmas money. '{ou can leave her in charge with con· fidence when you plan ahead. Feeding schedules need not change. but 1nake ii easy for her. Leave Modilac Ready·to· Feed formula for baby. for in· gtance. Since it's stored at room temperature. ii doesn't even require heating and !he sitter need only twist off the cap anci screw on a standard nipple unit for instant feeding. There'll be no fuss and a well- balanced meal for toddlers if you leave thcir f a v o r i t e varieties of casseroles·in·a-jar that have the extra measure of protein that bustling 2. 3 and 4 ye3f olds need to see them through the day. While your shopping list is sure to include some of those longed.for toys. remember that there are other gifts that appeal to the young set. They love showing off in new clothes, for instance, and the easy care Babygre stretch knits by Kapart are as popular with mothers as wlth tykes. 'There's a wide selection for boys or girls from "football" or "floral" jumpsuits for daytime rough.housing t o bright red coverall and stock· ing hat sets for bedtime. These sturdy fashions with ample "'give" are ideal for growing , active youngsters. Holiday baking, like shop. ping will be more fun if you start early. Fruitcakes and plum puddings are best if ag· ed . and the freezer i~ a boon to many a busy mother who pl ans her baking in easy stages. Youngster:i will be happy and will keep out of trouble if you let them "help." They can keep an eye en the corn being popped for popcorn balls or for Christmas tree trimming. Sllfring fudge and trimming c o o k i e s are delightful tasks and a 11 children. regardless of_ age. excel at ''cleaning'' the icing bov"1. An afternoon of such hard v.'ork calls for some quick energy. so plan time ou t for refrehments. Edna Mae Mel ntosh, G e r b e r nutri· tioni st, points out that too many sweets for youngsters during the holidays often result in spoiled appet ites and poor nourishment. !rs im- portant that snacks provide good nutr ition. as well as sa tis fying hunger. Why not get in the holiday spirit with a fruit shake for mothe r 's helpers? For 2 servings. mix 1 cu p cold whole milk and 1 con· tainer of any Gerber strained fruit and note the enthusiasm with which glasses are drain· ed. JOAN WALSH ANGLUND ,. PAPER WEIGHTS ... FULL COLOR SKETCHIS IN· SIRTED IN OLD·FASHIONID GLASS PAPIRWllGHTS -ll• RESISTAILI! ALL JOAN WALSH AN GLUND 'RODUCTS IY $3.00 DETERMINED PRODUCTIONS POCKET DOLLS . $4.25 -..BOY; GIRL: SCHOOLIOY ":, GIRL: XM AS IOY -GIRL: SLEE,YTIME IOY·GIRL: FLOW• ERGIRL: FRIEND 8" TALL. SOFT, CUDOLEY. HANDMADE COT· TON CLOTHES. Friend Paper Doll $3.00 5" CARDIOARO DOLL, WITH A ,APlll WARDROI( OF 12 CHANGES. SCISSORS, GLUE· STICK INCL. l;J:,a~v> -.•• -' \ '}~ ; ' I' ' . " ' I , ~ ,.. .... . , ... 'I... {'' .. ..,,,, ~---, -(. NEW! CERAMIC FIGURINES: BOY: GIRL $7.50 CHRISTMAS CARDS $3.75 boxes of 25 cards in one of ten sp.!'cially drown Christmas scenes of ANGLUND children . We will be open every day-every night after Thank.giving for your shopping pl easure HATCH'S -ff~ 39 FASHION ISLAND 644-2014 Fa•hlon l1lend Section Thursday, Nov. 26, 1970 11 Framed Pictures Christmas Gift . Idea Stumped rur Chrislmas gift ideas? !Aren't we a I l ? ) Searching for something dif. ferent -yet wi th a true holi· day feeling? Take a tip from the Picture and Frame Institute. Framed art. perhaps with a religious mo~if, nlakes a s up e r b Christmas ~ift and is a welcom e c~nge from the u s u a l ''book&-and·rl'<..'Ords" syndrome for Ulat hard.to. please individual. Religious art comes Jn a ~·ide range of subjects and styles, one of which is certain to please just about everybody on your shopping agenda. A person wilh a tradilionBI outlook should be de!Jghted ·with, say, a sfmpJy.framed print or "Leonardo DaVlnci's "The Last Supper." Or what about an elaborately fran1ed reproduction of Leonardo· s "Virgin''? But it's unnecessary to stitk \vith the old masters, n!ligious painting,· if you want C.:hristmas·y art for more modern tastes. Many modern designs have a subtle rellgious message, such as the eleganL Picasso lithograph, • '1· he Dove" flying gracefully with the olive branch of peace in his beak, What C\luld more ap· prGptlntely symboli ze t h e pe.'.lce on earlh and gocxhvill lu\\'.'.lrd men we all pray for during this holiday season. Abstracts, too, can have a religious theme: the striking tri::ingle print is a lovel y sym· bol or the Trinity. Once you have chosen a pie· lure, make sure you take all the work out of it before it's bedecked \\'Ith bright wrap- pings and bows. Th c print, lithograph or original painting shoul d be framed, and matted under glnss too, if appropriate. Investigate the new ~glare glass -it can add a note of elei::ance to even the n1ost economical reproduction. The Picture and Frame Institute also suggest the frame blends with the artwork. A small. traditional painting Is probably most ef· fective v.·ith an orna{e frame, wh ile a more modern work is ~hown orr to be st advantage against sleek aluminum. But be wary of generalii::ationi;:. Your O\\.'n good taste should decide whnt frame is best for the print you have chosen. \'lhen we think or pictures, we automutita!ly think walls. Hut consider a tiny painting in a heavily carved ftame, wrAp· ped up \\'ith its own mini display easel. A fa vorite aunt with a passion for antique:1 should love <i wee painting to display on its own miniature easel. Dishwasher sale! ' ' For peopl·e who like to eat and run. Save s20 Sale 16995 Reg. 189.95, •ave $20. Penncrest® lmperlal portable dishwasher. Has 14 table setting capacity. maple culling board top, 3 cycle selection. Decorative front with chrome trim. While, coppertone, avocado or harvest gold .•• color costs no more at Penneys. ' Sale 18995 Reg. 209.95, save $20. Penncrast® Imperial convertible dishwaaher. Features 17 table setting capacity, maple cutting board top, rinse agent dispenser •. While, coppertone, avocado or harvest gold ••• color costs no more al Penneys. Sale 169" Reg. 189.95, 11Y• $20. Penncreat® lmperfal undercounler dishwasher. Features 17 table setting capacity, rinse agent di spenser, built-in soft food waste disposer. White, coppertone. avocado or harvest gold ••• color costs no more at Penneys. Sale prices effectln through Saturday only! Now all Penney stores open 6 nights a week, Monday through ·Satunlay, for your _ ~hoppinf convenience. Avail abl e at these stores: Buy it on Pcnneys Time Payment Plan FASHION ISLAND, NEWPORT CENTER HUNTINGTON CENTER, HUNTINGTON BEACH • ... . . . ,, .. •• t• •' . ~ '' " • " ... •' 12 Thur1do1y, Nov . 26, 1970 Feshion l1lend Section ' * -2 2 Ji . . . ,. . . .. t• • • . ... . .. . . ' . .... 3 ·I'. .£~ ~· J,.. .tj ' .Ji , PJS ..... OJJ _.J4 ¥0 .Q Supplement to The DAILY PILOT Save 20% during our towel sale, and wrap up every ·bathroom on your gift list. . " ,, <> " ' • <> ,, . .. " " . .. " .... 2.25 IATH TOWELS' HAND TOWELS 'le., r~. 1.25 WASH CLOTH •. 52c., rq. •Sc. Pick from beautiful patterns or velvety solid color towels, all 5hea red cotton terry, all at these same low prices! Have 'em all and make up several decorating sc~~mes! 'Terri·Suede' in solid colors to coordinate w ith patterned towels. 'Rhapsody' is an elegant woven jacquard pattern: turquoise, teak, gold, green, black. •carousel' is festive st ripes: yellow, pink, blue, green. 'Sunflower', a dazzling floral prinl: yellow, blue, pink. 8111 prices elfeclive through Saturda y. ·-"-·- " ' • ,. ' ; . .;:.·~··· en1 The Christm1 Now all Penney stores open 6 nights a week, Monda 5upploment to Tho DAILY PILOT l'••hlon l•lond Soctlon Thurod•y, Nov. 26 ,1970 13 Happy Thanksgiving! Now some money-saving ideas for a Merry Christmas. . • ;:. ,, - """ --= ----~ _,. ------------§ ------:::: 211 Special! Sleep go\vns and culott es for girls who wear sizes 4 lo 14. Machine washable Estron• acetate/ nylon in pretty colors. Special! Knit sleeper is a co zy bedtime mate for your toddler. Machine washable cotton. pullover top features ribbed neck and cuffs. Boxer pants have skid·resistant plastic soles. Assorted colors in sizes 3·6. !!!Fac!JI Sale!1099 Reg. Sl3. Acetate sa1111 robe q1J1ltcd \\11th Kadel t polyester l1bedill. l1ncd v.·1th acetat e. Onental brocade p.'.lttcrn tn fashion colors. Sizes 10 to 18. Sizes 38 to 44 · reg. St 4. now 11.99 Sale1399 Reg. S16. Hos!ess-reng!h acetate sat in robe quilted with Kadel • polyester. lined with acetate tr icot. Fashion COIOfS. Sizes 10 to 18. Sizes38 lo 44 ; reg . S17, now 14.99 Sale pr ices cllcclivc lhru Saturd~y. Women's double knil polyes ler slacks in basic and fashion colors. Basic colors 1n sizes 12-20, fashiO{l 1 colors. 10.1t; .... 599 lda 1y through Saturday for your shopping convenience. 299 Boys· fashion leg slack::. of polyester/cotton cord . Penn Prest'11 never-iron in green, blue, whiskey. Sizes 6·16 reg. and slim. Men's 100o/o acrilan knit sport shirt and cardigan sweater set. A handsome ,___,.....,"""'_"'li' addition to any man's Special! Kn it slee per !or infants is in two parts. Machine washable cotton 1n assorted colors . Top wardrobe. Assorted colors, machine washable. S-M-l-Xl . features ribbed nee~. cuf'.s· Gripper 2 $3 waist pants have skid res1slan l f plastic soles. Sizes 1-4. · Or • te~ /j -~ ~ /, .. ~ /1 '*1j . • • \ • I I . . . . . ... ' . . . . . . . . ; ! •.• • • 14 Thurad•y, Nov. 16, 1970 Fa1hlon lsl•nd Section ... . . . ... . . . • . . .. .. ' " ' .. .-. . . . •• p• •' .. t ... .. ~ Supplement to 'Tiie DAI LY PILOT Silv er St er li ng Yul e Gi ft fo r Futu re Brid es For those girls <ln your Oirlstmas list who will 500n become brides -as ·well as lbo$e who are just beginning to dream af marriage and a home -sterling silver is a delightful girt. Any female with an eye for beautiful things loves sterling -and if you're young, im· pressionable and romantic, this glamorous gift takes on special meaning. For nQlhing else has quite the elegance of sterling, or seems so symbolic of the continuing happiness which the future seems to hold. When your gift prospect is a bride·to-be, it's an easy mat· ter to learn the pattern she's picked, for any girl con· templating a holiday or Spring \\'edding has probably already registered her sterling selec· lion at the store where she chose the patteni-The bridal SPECIAL PROMOTION! CRINKLED PATENT BOOTS! RE G. $34 NOW $25 gift consultant can tell you not only the name of her pattern but the pieces she wants to receive and those which she's already acquired e I t h e r through seH·purchase or as gifts. In this way, the gift registry performs a most helpful function. For the bride- to-be, it eliminates t be possibility of duplicate gifts, and for the gift-gi ver, it acts as a kind of guarantee that tbe gift is a much-wanted one. Solid silver flatware sets el- fer a wide range of place and serving pieces. Following are the 10 serving pieces found to be mos.t-wanted by brides, along with their suggested uses: Tablespoon -vegetables, a la king di!i.hes, berries Sugar spoon -sugar, jams, sauces Pierced Tablespoon vegetables. stewed fruits , salads Gra vy ' Ladle -sauces, gravy. creamed dishes Cold ~!eat-Buffet f ork - sliced meats. chops, platter salads (with the tablespoon. it makes an aJl.purpose serving set! Butter Serving Knife - but- ter, cheese. jams Pie or Cake Server -pies, recently surveyed by 1 popular magazine, she: started to acquirf: her sterling when she was 14 -and ranks solid silver flat~are higher than sweaters as a Christ mas gift! Sterling flat.,..•are is a very special gilt, but it needn't be out of bounds as far as budgets are concerned. A single tea· spoon, dessert fork or spre1der is an appropriate sift for a teenager. And · in terms of being a lasting reminder or af- fection , no better choice cou ld be made! For sterling 's made to last several lifetimes, and to be as beautiful many years fN'lrn now as it was on the day yqu gave it. Il even promises, lri fact. to improve with age. for the lovely palina which can be seen on very old silver is the result o( many years of use. This means there's no need for your friend to .... ·orry about the tiny lines ~·hlch form on the surface of her new sterling. They'll gradually blend toge ther in time to pro-. duce this so(I and lovely surface luster. Whether your sterling gift h1 for a bride·to-be or a teena ge girl, ll could be lhe start of a happy gift tradition -one lhilt might continue du ring futu re holidays. aod perhaps birth· days, as well. There's not a girl who wouldn ·~ love it! cakes. pastries, n1eat loaf, FOR BRIDES~TO.BE, IT'S GREAT GIFT EVEN TEENAGERS GO FOR STERLING gelat in molds, frozen desserts Give Silver -By The P ie ce, By The Set Start Her Off With Set That Can Grow Olive-Pickle Fork -oLives,1----------'-----'---'----------------------------- pickles. lemon slices (can also DRAMATIC COLLECTION IN WHITE, RED, NAVY, COFFEE BROWN , OR BLACK! be used as a butter pick) Flat Server -s lic ed tomaloes. broccoli, asparagus, toast dishes J eUy Server -jellies, preserves, cream or cottage cheese. relishes OFIASllO• If you prefer to help the bride-to-be toward completing her hoped-for number of place seltings. remember that even Give a gift Ana heim Newport Beach River1ide Whittier of fine jewelry. two pieces -such as the tea- spoon and spreader. or the place spoon and salad fork - will bring her a step closer to her goal. One or more place pieces of sterling are marvelous gifts. too. for the teenage "collec· tor.'' If the girl you have in mind is typical of those To her, to him, to them . • 14K gold Christm1• fireplaee ehann, 10.95 14K gold Christmas tree charm, 1.50 1-IK gold tie 1aek set with diamond, 24.I S 10K gold onyx and dla.rnond lnltlaJ ring, 44.t S 14K gold wedding band trio, Y. ct. total Mlght,227.50 14Kgoldweddlng band trto, X cl. total weight, 331 .50 Seiko tachymeter wetch Is .sell winding, has Instant day and dale change. sta!nleu &teer, $15 14K gold -nddli-lg band trio, }', et. total weight, 311.SO 14K gold charm bf&Clfeil, 14.15 l ady Seiko watch wllh adjuslab1e bracelet, stainless steel baek, 59.50 • Now all Penney stores open 6 nights a week, Monday through Saturday, for your shopping convenience ....... mt ftleM lltOl'U! CANOGA PARK LAKEWOOD MONTCLAIR CARLSBAD OOWNl:V' SAN D•EGO • rASHION VAL1.£V FULlEATOf<I "'EWPOAf BEACH ORANGE '"THE CITY" RIVfoRSIDE ·TYLER MALL. I WY """ h nMV1 l1m• Plb'"''"' P1111 ~UJmNGTON llEACH V[NTI.IRA .• Put a little life in your home. I . , l . 16.49 Aquarium kit: deluxe stainless steel mod~I. Includes: thermometer, filter fk>ls, filter carbon, filter air tubing, full hood reflexer and heater. Tropical fish. Here's a colorful selection of tropical fish that will delight and fascinate you for hours. • Sphemop Molles • Shuberti Barbs • Red Tail Guppies • Green Wagtail Sword· tail Your Choice 5,.,99¢ Use Penneys time p4yment plan at these stores: FASHION ISLAND , NEWPORT CENTER; HUNTINGTON CENTER, HUNTINGTON BEACH Shop Sund•y, loo, 12 lo S P.M. l i! age •f • hat ure rth- t a "'· ------~· ~--~------~-.-----~~-----~ ..... ------------.,..------·------... ------·---·-..-- • t. I !. Supplomont to Tho DAILY PILOT Foolilon l1lond Soetlon Thursday, Nov, 16, 1971 IS ---- 'Plymouth Colony Cook Book' Marks Famous D<ite The cltizen1 of Plymouth, or c e 1 e b r a t l o n s tom-niverury of the day thelr Mess ., have kicked off a roond memorating lbe 350th an· Pilgrim forefathers landed on the shore ()f Massachusetts tbose wbo survived learned Pi1grims breakfasted on !Uch meat was used for stews and So.ak beW ovemlght, Ulen Bly. bow to stay alive in the rtb&ticlting fare a.i Brown hash and pie left over ltom cook and mash. 'lb1s makes To mark the event, the wilderneu. Bread Brewb, dry brown dinner the night before orten the thickening. Boll beef and ' Choo1t htr gift fronr our •'•11•nf 1tltc.fion of hend plc.ktd • lingfri .. lounge • we•r, Robes end , infirn•t• gift items. fashions for ... Fr•• Gift Wf•ppinfi • lndividu1I Atttntion Shop ••rly while our stoc.k1 are complete. OPEN DAILY 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Plymouth Antiquarian Society Friendly Indlan.s t • u I b t bread cooked slowly with a lit-appeared on the breakfast fowl untll tender and aave Ii· has prepared the "Plimoth them about the dtllghts of tie water until It Is soft. They table. quor. CUt up tunilp and Colony Cook Book," a com-stewed pumpkin, roasted ccrn would add a nugget of butter A sample of this sturdy t\re potatoes and coot ' in the 11· pendium of old recipes for Red on the cob and squash pud-to the mixture and serve it up I! "Pimoth Succotash" which quor. nit the beef and fowl Flannel Hash, Hasty Pudding, ding, They also showed the as a cereal with milk and i! a far cry from the mixture (after removing ctdcken meat Bubble and Squeak and other settlers how to net codfish and sugar. of corn and Hrna beans we eat from the bonea) inlo 1"' Inch robust dishes that sustained ferret out clams, oysters and The winters were cold and today, Here is a recipe from cubes, our ancestors in the bleak the formidable looking but the nights long in New the anniversary cook book: Combine all lngredlenls and days when they were trying to delicious lobster, England. and the settlers went PW10TH SUCCOTASH boil togeltW:r for about one make a borne 1n a strange and As time went by, the in heavily for such solid fare t quart pea beans hour. Stir fnjqgently. Serve in sometimes hostile land.. Pilgrims also learned where to as stews. chowders, baked 6 lbs corned beef soup plates.·If•W_ beller the ae- Jt was a particularly bleak look for edible berries. and to beans and pot roasts. S lbs fowl cond or third'daj. Serves 10 to December morning in 1620 tap the sugar maple and boil They also learned to be s quarts hulled corn 12 pttaple. ".~ when the Pilgraims landed. _down Its sap for sweetening. thrifty in a land where food J medium turnip Good for I, •tapper par\)' ac- 'They couldn't have picked a To start the day off, the was bard to come by. Leftover 5 medium potatoes companied by a.<;old ale. worse time « year to make,------~-~------~-~--------~-----~~~----~ their perilous voyage to an alien land that provided no shelter and no crops lo harvest. Most of tbe menfolk in the ftostbitten party had been brought up in urban areas and knew little if anything about hunting, trapping or e v en fishing. HaH the colony perished from expooure, starvation and disease that first winter, but Toy Garage Very Real All the excitement and ac· livity of a real garage has been ine-0rporated in an action garage. T b e make-believe garage has been made to simulate all the facilities necessary to service a n automobile. To create the ac- tion , four cars and four members of the Play FamUy are included. 20% off all our ski parkas, pants Falkenschuh boots. Sale prices effective through Saturday only! Men's ov•r·th•·boot akl pants 50% worsted wool, '47% Helenca, 3% l,:.ycra blend. Si licone water repellent finish. Concealed inner stirrup leg. Reg. 34.98 NOW 27" Men'a Deluxe aid pints. 45111/o wool •. 12% nylon. 3°/o Spandex blend, 40o/o Helanea Nylon. Silicone water re~ll~nt finish. Reg. 25.98 NOW 2071 Ladles' over-the·boot 1kl pants. 50o/o worsted wool, 47°!ci Hetenca, 3% Lycra blend. Si licone water repellent finish. Concealed inner stirrup leg. Newport 1 .. ch Faahlon Island Stonewood Center, Downey CHAll:GE 'l'OIJll: PURCHASES AT FASHIONS FOR LA FEMME. WE ACCEPT MOST MA.1011: CltEOIT CAll:OS One car at. a time can be lilted in the elevator to the .se- cond level or the roof. The car is put in the elevator and with the turning of a crank on the side, the ''stop" gate closes, a bell rings and the car goe11 to the level desired. At the same time the driver rides the pas· senger elevator. On the roof, a truntable operated by a front crank can rotate cars into parking spaces. When ready, cars roll down ramp with con· siderable amount or speed on their ball bearing wheels. Manufactured by Fisher· Price. the largest maker of preschool toys , Reg. 34.98 NOW 27" Ladles' basic 1kl pants. 45% wool. 12°/o nylon, 3% Spandex blend. 40% lielenca nylon. Silicone water repellent finish. Learn front the pros. New Action-Viewer movie coaching Is here! The top pros are ready for Chris!mas-to teach all the sports In your family. Arnold Palmer Golf Lesson s for Dad. Stein Eriksen Skiing Lessons, beginner through advanced. Barry MacKay Tennis Lessons. And new Major league base· ball and NFL football coaching for young ballplayers. See them in the new drop-in Action-Cartridge movies !hat show exacl!y which moves to learn. Forty subjects to choose from. Printed coaching guides included. View 1hem anywhere in lhe revolutionary new hand- hold Action-Viewer. Study eye-1o·action in slow- mot!on, stop·aclion and "instant·replay.'' Anywhere. No lhreading. No rewinding. Even wilhoul batteries. Come in and see them on display! action•cartri.llgei '3.95/action·vie1i;er'14.95 First Action-Cartridge tree with purchase of Action· Viewer Avi;lible ,, tho" Penoey olorH ' FASH ION ISLAND. NEWPORT CENTER. HUNTINGTON CENTER, HUNTINGTON BEACH Charge it. Use Penneys time payment plan at these stores: Reg. 26.98 NOW 2071 Men'• ectton·b•ck p1rka. 2 ply nylon shell with 3.3 oz. fiberfill insulation. Gusseted at shoulder for added freedom of movement. Hideaway hood. Reg. 29.98 NOW 23" •.• Jn'a betted parka of waterproof nylon Lunar• heat reflective shell lining. Hideaway hood. Reg. 24.98 NOW 19" Men's European ln1tructor·1tyle r-a rka of supernyle nylon. Fe;1tures convertible collar, hideaway hood and half·knit cuffs. Reg. 29.98 NOW 23" Ladles• EuroJ)9an lnetructor·etyle parka of supernyle nylon: Features convertible collar, hideaway hood, hatf kn it cuffs. Reg. 29.98 NOW 23" Ladl••' ntted mlnl-qulh•d parka f:atures a button closure mandarin fitted collar, hideaway hood. Belted. Reg. 34.98 NOW 27" Ladle•' European belted/vested park1. Supernyle nylon with Polyslim~ needle punch fiberllll, a hideaway hood, snap closure, built-in vest. Reg. 32.98 NOW 2631 Boy1• 1kl pant1. 59% Rayon 4 l~i. nylon. Fea1ures zippered pockets and side tabs. Reg. 10.98 NOW 871 Glrf1, akl pant1. 59% Rayon, 4fo/o nylon. Features one zippered pocket and a side zip closure. Reg. 10.98 NOW 871 Falken1chuh 5 buckle pla1ttc laminated 1kl boot. Fully lined and foam padded. Reg. 34.98 NOW 29• Youth'• 4 buckle l11th1r Jr. 1kl boot with molded sole, leather lined and padded. Reg.21 .98 NOW 1751 FASHION ISLAND, NEWPORT CENTER; HUNTINGTON CENTER, HUNTINGTON BEACH Shop Sunday, too, 12 to 5 P.M. I I I , I ' ·--.... -.i-.1 , ' .. .,_," •• t • I . -....... ' .... ., '~.~-~,~-::~;-~77~~-:;::--~..-~"""'.~~~:--,..~~!9"'~~;~·2~1_~~'E~~~&~ .. ll!l .. '!'!!!!"'lli!!l!l .. lllll!lllllllllll .. lll .. l!llllllll~ ·~··~····· .. . ... •·_:·, ... ,, .......... ·--· .... ,.··~·""' ............... ~ .... ~ .---.-. .. , 16 Thursdoy, Nov, 26, 1'70 FHhlon blond Section Buying Child's Toy Challenge for All Toy buying c an be downright frustrating! Buying the right toy ror the right qe preschooler is a dil- fk'ult task for parents and grandparent!. But for someone with little experience with chiklren or unfamiliar with toy lines, the myriad of merchan- dise in toy departments at holiday time can present quite I challenge. Playskool Research, pio~r I n developing educl\,tional playtools, cautions about the importance of selecting the righ t toy for each child on your Christmas list. Children during the preschool years grow faster and learn more than at any other time during their lives. Toys are the text- books by which they learn. the tools ol their work and play. That's why it is im· portant to select the right toy for the right age child -to in- sure that the toy will be helpful to his growth and development. To help the novice toy buyer or anyone going toy shopping this season, Playskool sug- gests making up a special "Toy Gift List" specifically for the youngsters to whom you will be playing Santa. In columns after each name note the child's age, genera 1 personality, special interests and achievement levels (such as reading ability, manual dexterity, etc.). Take your list with you when you go shOJ>- ping and engage l h e 11ssistance of a clerk to help you select the right toy for the right age chJld . As a general guide for toy selection for pre-schoolers, Playskool Research o f f e r s these suggestions by age group: THE INFANT. Baby's first toy should be a hanging object which he can follow wilh his eyes. Later he can grasp I I I I I I ' ' simple objects and respond to bright colors. A rattle, cube or ball is an ideal toy, but they should be large enough to pre- vent swallowing. THE CRAWLER. He has enough muscular control to enjoy toys he can take apart and put together again, like st~cklng blocks and discs. f..1any a so-called "destruc- tive" child at this age simply hasn 'I had toys that let him exercise this natural curiosity. TI!E TODDLER. Push-pull to~1s help hi m· exercis~ his muscles and learn co-ordina- tion . Pounding sets, wooden trains and trucks are good toy s for this age. THE MIDDLE YEARS. Thi s child especially likes toys that challenge him and give him a sense of accomplishment. He enjoys building, Puzzle pla- ques. parquetry blocks , drop boxes, wagons and blocks in varied shapes are especially good. He also likes the mobili- ty of transportation toys designed for indoor play. THE OLDER PRE· SCHOOLER. Developing ra~ idlv physically a n d men- tally, this child has greater self-confidence and needs toys that Jet him use and master new skills and imagination. Activity tables and playdesks with double purpose crayon and magnetic boards provide hours of varied p I a y . Pegboard sets, hammer and nail sets, toys that let him create villages and roadway s have many long play values for this age. More detailed guidelines for proper selection of toys for preschoolers are found in a book let, "Playtools to Shape a Child's World," free on re- quest from P layskool Research, Box . 3431, Chlcago, Ill. 60054. ~aliCr-.aft shapes this season's ' wear-everywhere boot in touch·tempting brown suede. 1t"s the slim and simple zip·up to 90 with every look , any length you're 16 99 "" Joving now. Great Ouo11Craft i~ea fo'r • Fashion Island Newport Center, Newport Beach Supplement lo The DAILY PILOT We've added extra sales help to help you get to our sales. Reg. $399. Foremost Custom 8' pool table with 3 year guarantee. 21/z~ Steelite • honeycomb playlield, wool and nylon bl end cloth. Furniture styling . Incl udes balls, 2 cues, wood triangle, cue repair kit, chalk and rule book. 3 year guarantee: Within 3 (three) years of pu rchase, we wil l repai r or replace, as we find necessary, any pa rt of you r Foremost Pool Table that is defective in material or workmanship. All tabor costs are included. Just contact us for service. Sale$444 Reg. S499. Forerriost professional atyle 8' pool table with 5 year guarantee. Genuine~· Italian slate playfield, wool and nylo n blend cloth. Adjustable leg levelers. Includes balls , 2cues, bridge, wood lriangle, c ue repair kit, chalk and rule book. 5 year guarantee: Within 5 (five) years of purchase, we will repair or replace, as we !ind necessary, any part of your Foremost Poo l Table that is defective in material or workmanship. AH labor costs are included. Just contact us for service. A. Ta ble lennis set 4.n B. Paddle pak 2.il C. T11ble tennis b11Us 8 tor 6k o. 2·p1ece cue 5.H E. Fiberglass cue 7.91 F. 8 piece cue rack 10.H Sale 2999 Save $5 Reg. 34.99. Penncratt• 6" grinder. Features '4 HP motor, adjustable tool rests, eye shleld and water tray. ,. c Sale2699 Save $6 Reg. 32.99. Penner aft• ~ .. variable speed revertible drill. Feat ures "speed loc" for multiple speed conlrol. Powerful 3 amp. motor. Use Penneys time payment pla n et ihese stores: D E 999 Reg. 49.99. Foremoat Y.a" thick roll...aw1y playback table tennia table. Made for Individual or doubles play. U.S. Plywood Novoply• top. Rolls on 4 casters. Folds for easy storage .. Sale prlce1 elfeclive through Saturday. Sale2299 Save $4 Aeg.21.fi. Penncnn• 714" clrcul1ruw. Bumout protected 1.7 HP motor, saw dust chule, blade wrench. Sale 3399 Save $6 Reg. 39.99. Penncran • lffi HP rout1r. Features bronze and ball bearings. Delivers 20,000 RPM . hie PricM effective 1" depth of cut adjustments through Saturday. in increments of .004". FASHION ISLAND, NEWPORT CENTER; HUNTINGTON CENTER , HUNTINGTON BEACH Shop Sundoy , too, 12 to 5 P.M. a - Sueplomonl to Tho DAILY PILOT :E=•="1c;i.,2!1...,la=l•::•::dc.::.Soc=t"lo::n,___;_:;l·:1ur1day, Nov. 26, 1970 17 Stuffed T oymaking Ageless Art in German Town "Wby, they're Teddy Be1rs, of ~urse!" pincushion. And .so the world's the Washington Post'.s famow Stelff's bear sales £or the they came In they saw Steiff first stuffed toy was born. political cartoonist, cwrord Unt few years were dl!ap-bears posed on the festi ve At first these were given as Berryman, who wu so moved polnting, but in 1908 an event tables -dressed and equipped The publicity attendiog this gifts to children who came to by the President's gesture that took place ln Washington, D. as hunters and fishermen -a dubbing brought about a crush visit. But, as demand for them hb first cartoon upon return-grew, Margarete's brother lng to his drawing board was C., which put Stelff's factory theme chosen by the caterer of orders for the suddenly Fritz realized a business one showing the President on an overtime basis and because of the President's fashionable Teddy Bear, and potential and carted a sackful refusing to shoot the cub. boomed the prosperity of reputation as an avid out· over one million were sold off to the COWltry fair. In a From that point on, ln each Glengen. This wes the time of doo~man. When the ii· that year. The factory ls still short tlme ill were sold, and cartoon Berryman did on the the 'Ibeodore Roosevelt ad-Justrious Teddy admitted that owned by the Steiff famUy and Margarete's bobby was put on Pre!ldent, the little bear cub ministration and guests were even as a bear expert he is headed by fortyish Hans.Ot~ a paying basis. From this showed up, which Berryman invited to attend an affair to couldn 't name the breed, a to Steiff, great-grandnephew point on (1880) to the year 1897 named "Teddy's Bear." be held at the White House. As guest spoke up and said, of Margarete. is the relatively typical story --------------------------------------- of the growth of a small fami- ly business into a thriving industry. 1an1ous Danish Jesi~tter, 'Bjorn 1Vii'nbtad's wbintSica! "Jbo~nd atul One 1'1igbts" desf#11 ~ for S{'aien"f~ ft!tlk.ts an tx4uisitt decoraH11t wa11 pfatfut. In 18t7, after completing his art studies in England and Germany, Margarete's nephew Richard joined the firm. While studying I n Germany, he spent many hours sketchir.g the playful brown beat cubs at Stutgart's famous zoo. Working from these· sketches, R i c b a r d designed a little toy bear, with movable joint!, made of mohair plush (the first stuffed toy having movin« joinb). Tbt first models were introduced in 1902 and found their way to Aml!!rica a year later, 1903. 60 YEARS LATER, BABIES AND BEARS STILL MAKE IT Getting Along With A Teddy Bear Seems To Be Instinctive Tbe name 0 Ttddy Bear" caml!! out or a hunUng incident a half which paralyzed both involving lhl!! President. In legs and her ri"ht arm, con-1902, the year Steiff made Its Rieb in color, for all your thousand atul 011t tdgbts. Cbina fs.s.oo and so it goes throughout the entire manufacturing process. The Old \Vorld custom of homework, too, is practiced . Women are seen arriving at the factory with huge ·baskets to pick up raw materials which they later return as finished products. -o first bear, Theodore Roosevl!!lt fining her to a wheelchair for traveled into the backwoods of the rest or her !ill!. Mlssis.o;ippi ()n a bear hunt. J\.1any or l'rl a r g a r e t e • 1 After several days in which no youn ger years were spent bears, were sighted. the ex· learning 10 be com I! a pedilion':t guide chased a little dressmaker. She owned bear cub cut of the brush and Giengen 's first sew I ng cleared the way for the Presi- machine, which she bad to dent to get off his shot. Mr. work backwards because of Roosevelt refused and shooed her paralysis. In 1877, wbl!!n little bruin back to his mothe r. ® PLUMMER'S f BOS. Li~e ..Aue., Pas4Jena Gien&en-on-the-Brenz. the little German town where the Teddy Bear originated over 60 years ago , is basically a village cf toymakers with a history dating back about 700 years. Ils cobbll!!stone streets and gingerbread houses , mMy cf them centuries old, provide a "Hansel and Gretel'' setting. There is alsc the quiet Brenz River' and the fields and forests sutroW1ding the town . It is 1 here that Margarete Steiff GmbH.. the world's largest · stulfl!!d toy manufac- turer, is headquartered. Glengeo bas grown with , and because of Steiff's suc- cess. At this time it has a population of 14,00J of which more than ?.000 work as toymakers for Steiff. The warm feeling the Giengeners have for the Stelffs is evidenC· ed. in many ways. The main street is "Margarete Stein Strasse," and portraits of Margarete and members of the family who took over after she died are displayed in the meeting room of the town hall . she was still in her teens, she',i::;;:~O~n~this~·~sa~m~e~ex~p~ed~i~li~on;;;w~as~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;~ opened a shop specializing in women's and children's clothing. The material she us- ed came from the Haenhle fl!!lt factory, which was owned by her mother's family. She did well and in the first year hirl!!d several other women to help with the output. About then Margarete wrote in her notes, "At this point the model of an elephant fell into my hands; fel t was well-suited to copying it." The finest shearings were used for the stuffing. This lit· tie elephant first served as a Toymaking is much the same as it was when Margarete Steiif first opened her 11hop in 1880. Most of the work is dOf\e painstakingly by hand. For the greater part. each tiny piece of mohair cloth or felt is cut by a worker using a pair of scissors. Noses are hand-embroidered, seams are hand-stitched, stuffing and coloring are done by hand - Much of this feeling is no doubt due to the memories the villagers have of Margarete. Born in 1847, she was a victim of polio at the age of two and For tlie unusual in Christmas Centerpieces See our fabulous selection of glittering holi.day decorati.on& & florals 80 f1'SHION ISLAND NEWPORT CENTER I -' . ;J Ii ' 1,rf~,. I, ''f '. ., ., w~ @I~ nllue .b re&. l7il n lliJ u li\l m 7 fashion island, newport beach 644-5070 I I 11 • I ' ' t I ' • ' . . • ,,,. ~ .. • • t • • • • ' ~· •• •• • • f • Robi11S011's • OPEN EVERY NIGHT t%ondays thro11gk Saturdays GLOSED eJUNDAYS G!ostil 'l'oJay ... 'lhanhgiving 'Day t • ' ~-.. ,,, (JS , .i~tJi()p/e • · .. .people are · · different ' ' at _ . . --....-...~ ........... ·. __ ROBINSON'S &&£ ' " ' t • ' • ' ! • l ENJOY HOLIDAY SHOPPING HOURS: MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY, 9:30-9:30. CLOSED SUNDAYS. NEWPORT CENTER· FASHION ISLAND· 644 -2800 a i.! ' ' ~80 0 j • . , . I " .. • , ! I ' l ~ j !· , I --------- • l • I _ ...... -M ' . ' ,,~.~'filkristmas ~· '*. , is pe(!Jjle .. ~ .pefijJle. i'Jre different at r~ • t"' J ,'t1- I ! I. w ROBINSO.N;S-. ' • I • • ., ' •• 1 j' ... . )f' ~ ... . .,, ~ ~or ;or:ie!lii~Jri his ~~#re liou~~ .' . .... ~ .... ,. '* -~ ful. '"> • .... ~ -, AU10 MA~\ ~f:rM £LASl:I LIGHT, TIS&UJ AND'. ·. 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' " ., • • • ;. / , • ti 1 Robinson's OPEN EVERY NIGHT ._;J([ondays tlrrougk Saturdays @LOSED '8UNMYS Glostd CJiday ... 'l!innksgiving 'Dny ·"GhristfftfJS " • ~ ' \ ~ ·\. ' .ls~opt~. Q / ------ I . ... petJAle are different , ~·-~ . at . ROBINSON'S ' l ,. ! ' ' I v- 'j ~ . ' '1 "' 1\,' • . ' r, , . .:.. ·} ' . '"'' j -~ ~ .i \' l 1-:-t·.f )' -''&ari)J's /Jeeavpt;l(Dfft«~tie!J:, ·, '., :Jlim,.abotJt.~(~1£l$ l ' ltinger.ktfgii -~mtJ~q~ l . . ' ' ~ ·· to warm hettljJ?' · ' LEJl'T T O RI GHT : BEL TED JACKET. W fTH BRASS 1 i uTTONS . WHITE, R~o_, NAVY , BLACK ., '36,00 •• ·;DOUBLE BREASTED, Bit.ASS BUTTONl!'O, Wl1JTE , 5 . • . ' REP\. BL..t-CK ,.NAVY,, J'.00-, RIB1D D!tTAIL, ·WHITI, !!' ' l'i" . Bl.A~K , HONEY, R(Dj~·;14.f0: S-M""'l. SIZE!!• :'\VAlt..ABLE IN ew~TEh/.-rT~R SPORTBWEAl'I, ~ •'> "" i • ' I • ; I ' .~J ENJOY HO LI DAY SHOPP ING HOURS: MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY, 9:30-9:30. CLOSED SUNDAYS. NEWPORT CENTER· FASH ION ISLAND · 644 -2 800 '· l ' ' 0 ...... ~---~~~~-----------------.--- ; < ROBINSON'S ENJOY HOLIDAY SHOPPING HOURS: MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY, 9:30-9:30. CLOSED SUNDA'y S. NEWPORT CENTER • FASHION ISLAND · 644.2800 .? • I I SOMEONE IS GOING TO BE DELIGHTED WITH 'TOYS' LIKE THESE Puppies Ar• Ptrfec:t If You Want Christmas To Last For Years Puppies Make Good Presents; But RemembeYy They Grow Up You wouldn't give Grandma a skateboard for Christmas, or your young niece a hand- crocheted shawl. Or would you? The answer probably depends on the termperament.s of those two ladies, but at least you would give such purchases a second thought. One of the most popular Christmas presents -a puppy -is too often bought solely oo impulse. according to Felicia Ames, consultant at Friskles Nutrition Research Center. All puppies are appealing, but the one that beguiles the buyer is not aecessarily right for Grandma or Gertie. You should give time and thought to this purchase to make sure that puppy, when he becomes a grown dog. will fit the termperament and habits of the person who is going to live with him. , The best way to match pets to people, suggests f\.1iss Ames, who is also author or "The Dog You Care For", is to join the legions who are in· vesting ia purebred dogs. America's pet population has been hlcreasing at nearly 3 percent annually in recent years, more than the human population growth, but the number of registered dogs has been growing at more than 10 percent. This Gift Keeps Givit?g Mom a· Hand All Year The greatest advantage in the purebred when you are selecting a dog as a gift is that It enables you to bu y one of predictable size and tem- perament. A mongrel can make a fine pet, but the mutt. pup's future is uncertain. He may look like his mother, but RTOW up to have the surly disposition of a distaP1t and disreputable u11cte. Clever Santas-know that nothing pleases milady more than a gift that's handsome, enduring and useful every day cf the year. Home appliances, like t o d a y ' s revoluUonary types of vacuum c1eaners, fit that description perfectly. Of all household appliances considered for holiday gift selectional homemakers rated vacwnns as the most im· portant in helping them main- tain a beautiful home the year around according to a national survey by the Home Ca.rt!: Institute. lf she is fortunate enough to !ind this number one helpmate under the tree, she can put lt to use immediately picking up stray bits of tissue, ribbon and other debris left over after the last gift has been opened. In minutes -and with little effort -the room will be neat and sparkling again. No matter what type of vacuum is selected, you can be certain it will protect precious furnishings a n d carpets, keeping them fresh and clean all year long. One of the most popu1ar gift selections is an adjustable lightweigh t cleaner. Perfect for kitchens, baths and fast ef· fective in-between cleanups, these slim vacuums weigh less than 8 pounds and store simp- ly. For homes with carpeted st.airs or large areas of hard surface fl ooring, e x p e r t s recommend a powerful suction canister cleaner. The at· tachments that accompany canisters take care of all above-the-floor cleaning tasks. Upright vacuums with a Rugulator p i I e adjustment that allows positioning of the vacuum for the proper clean- ing height on any surface are best for homes with a variety of carpet piles and textures or wall-to-wall carpeting. With such a wide choice of handsome models available there is one thal is certain to meet your specific homecare needs. This Christmas -and all year long-homemaking will be happier and more con· venient for the lady who receives an attr ac tiv e versatile vacuum cleaner. Jn general you will find that the large r working dogs. the sporting breeds and t h e hounds are qu ieter and more placid than most terriers and toys. But big doits need room and exercise. And some of them have appetites that could cripple the food budget. Ter· riers aP1d toys are spiroted alert. highly eQtertaining pets that are especi3tly adapted to apartment living. Some or them tend to be noisy and high strung, however. The non · spor ting breeds include such rugged individualists as the Poodle. the Dalmatian, and the Bulldog -superb com· panions, but in some cases ex- pensive ones. Once you have narrowed your candidates down to several breeds, you can start dog-shopping. Prices range from around $30 to the astronomical. but it Is an in· vestment that will paY off in a fine animal for a proud owner. For Chrl1tm11 i Lll!IC CHIC TAl"A l'•INTS I~ twe 9f file """' llOllUllr l•Ml1141 ttrlell ttts kebulcl IMlr •I !~I ltllllllt "'"' 1l1M XI· '· It I~ .......... *"' .i llte .-ldlll b\ltfM-!'9111 it-ltJJ ¥.flfek &111111-. Jltn f.11. ..... .,.,... Ill """' ...... ~ ctrnM!latl•111 • • • HAWAIIAN SHOP'S w .. l+th Cltrlrt's Hawe.litn Shops 2• Fashion Island Palm Spring• • Ptlrn Oe11rt Ptlm Batch • Oisneyltncl lts V191s • Scottsd1l1 Lt Joll1 • Mont1r1y • N1wport P111d1n1 • S1nt1 Ant S1nfa 81 rb1r1 • Corti G1bl11 H1w1ii • Kon• • All Ovah O~IN SUNDAYS '· Women NEW YORK (AP J -More and more America• women are turning their talents these days to an art enjoyed by their mothers. grandmothers and their mothers -needlework and related crafts. To helf the. amateur develop 1 k i I & , perfect techniques an4 update an old craft with today's designs, colors and moods, 5uppl1m1nt to Tho DAIL'( PILOT Turn Talents to Needlework Art McCall's Needlework &,:; Crafts publications receJ1tly ethibited a large collection here, under the title, "Crafts for Fun and Punclion." A multitude of handcraft pieces in many tecllniques was on display: decorated tole, block printing, rug mak· Ing. tie dyeing, paper craft, pottery, seed <.Taft tack craft, woodwork.Ing, weaving, em· appUques; aeedlepolnt pillows, broidery, a n d needlepoint. pictures atld plaques; a tall There were lush rugs, both weaving sampler, to show latche:t hook iind punch needle eighteen individual patterns, types; gleaming papier mache made on two simple looms; a household accessories; tooled 1triking big white bird of Spanish style mirror with "Battenberg" lace; and a candelabra; a "hardware" hanging lamp, bags, belts and rooster of nails and tacks; pie-pillows in macrame k11otting. tures and large wall hangings 011. one wall were big ill cross-stitch, stitchery with demonstration panels for nine different, papular techniques: knittin~. crochet. rugmaking, embroidery, needlepoint, too l· ing. weaving, tie dyeing, a11d macrame. The panels showed simplified technique steps and the tools used, gave hints, such as: One way to die-dye palterns is to take up little bunches nf f11bric and bind with ela~tlc bands. silverwoods Pre-Holiday .. ,. Early bird savings on gifted fashions! 3 PIECE BWER SUITS Reg. 125.00, double-breasted with match ing and contrasting trousers. All new regular stock. Now99.90 2 TROUSER WORSTED SUITS Reg. 125.00, neweSt fashion looks, fabrics and colors. All new regular stock. Now99.90 SPORTCOAT&SLACKDUOS Double-breasted blazer styling with flared patterned slacks. AH new regU· la rstock. NOW 79,90 TERRY-LINED ROBES 'h PRICE 12.75·20.00 Reg. 25.50 to 40.001 easy fitting kimono style SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS ••.•......... 6.99 Reg. 10.00 & 11.00, collar and placket or mock turtle sly I es LONG SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS ........••• 5.99 Reg. 9.50 & 10.00, new colors, patterns and whites IMPORTED 3-PC WOOL SUIT ••. 39.90 Reg, 76.00. Longer jacket In colorful stripes with A-line skirt and solid color shell. LAMBS WOOL CARDIGAN SWEATERS .•. 13.99 Reg. 20.00, populor golfer's llnkstilch ALSO GIFT ROBE IN COTION QUILT .• 16.90 Reg. 26.00. Wear It three ways: free f lowing back, belted around or tent like. Red/white, navy/white. S·M·L. DOUBLE·BREASTEDSPORTSCARCOATS 59.99 Reg. 70.00, all wool, new shaped back LUSH SUEDE·SPORTCOAT .....•....•.. 69,99 Reg. 90.00, two.button, belled back, flap pockets SHOP SUNDAYS, NOON 'TIL FIVE • FASHION ISLAND " g, >I· >d •d Kl s. ·e le >d •• . . ,..._....,. s.alM '""""'er, .... :-.·l!IJ· -. Use Imagination to Defeat . Christmas Buying Doldrums PENDANT CROSS FOR PRECIOUS INNOCENCE Old Gold Matches Mounting For Ring, Too You'll outshine them all! It's &fun & ... •a1y to b• a bright glamour girl on Christmas! With 111 littl• tim• ind a few yard1 of our new g litter brocad• &plu1 patt•rn •nd you c1n be a quee n. You'll like the feeling of creating the exciting creation ..• it's a new you! Cime in •nd browse through our yards &and yards of fine be1uti. ful materials. You'll enjoy your vi1itl DllGE USE TOUI IANIAMlllCAID 0.1 MASTll CHAl51 644-2525 20 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH ' Triumph over your Christnw cm list wilh Im· agblation! No more dull gift doldrums for even last minute shoppe.rs (and who 1sn't one?), aswres the Jewelry Industry Council. A jeweled Christmas wi!h turns those sugar plum visions into a om et hi n g drwnier. Just look at the magic that's there for the wrapping, Crom the karat gold and precious atooe jewelry of royal budgets to the run and fashion Jtems that belong in every jewel box, and come in every price range. So this yeM, impersonate St. Nick with a &:litter and glow befit- ting bis bewhiskered renown. For that partlcatarly wwterfal womaa you cherish. there's no gilt more spectac- ular, more loving than dia- mond jewelry. Even if you're doing Olristmas on a budget, the CCAJDcil especially wants to point out that it is possible to put a diamood shine on her holiday. Small d ta mo n d s, romantically joined in aery designs for pins. pendants, earrings, rings offer versatili- ty and beauty at small money prices. Aad fir her favorite m a I e dlamODd.fn..tbe..roag:lt, diamond gilts can perfectly ad.om his budding wardrobe bravura. She'll hap p 11 y discover that a diamond set ring or cuff llnb come within her gift giving range. When the emphasis ts on great beauty and sophlstica· tion, the hollday "let" show is a breathtaking production as colored diamonds vie with eaclt other for attenUon in pins, earrJngs , rings. bracelets. 1be other precious stones, sapphires, r u b I e s • emeralds put on their own light show almost always aid- ed by blazing bright diamonds. These are the gifts that make Christmas unforgettable. Pearls, too, are precious enough to make peerless prese11ts as highrising dog col· Jars, fill-in bibs and the ever· stylish multi strands . Pearl earrings, rings and pins are more exciting fashion ways to wrap up her holiday. l;l-arat gold is the kingly gill a*' it's stunning enough ,n j<welry styles to be the stand· 0ttl gift under a crowded tree. Teztures that de£y the im· aginallon wllh reproductton.. Of Nature, polished bright and shiny surfaces, a mixture of both and the added appeal of Diamonds ••• Christmas ldng! Zales extra special Christmas gifts flavored with beautiful diamOnds CHRISl"MAS BRIDALSIITS • SW.00 • $395.00 $175.00 DIAMOND GIFIS lll/JLASTFOBEVER DIAMOND HAPPINESS -SZ50.00 •• $49.95pair •• $275.00· DiamondHem sw.oo ZA•ES· ,._uu bulon't haft IO beridi to be lioppy. 17 ,ASHION ISLAND NEWroRT llACH ltl W. 4ttl STWllT SANTA ANA ' SUNDAY 12 te 5 SNAKEY ROPES OF SILVER AND GOLD Wr•p Then Around Neck, E•n, Wrl1t1 questons or aooessorizing the latest additiom and newest lengths in her wardrobe. It's what's new, what's dilfera:it. what's free-wheeling fun to precious and semi-precious stones are all there for the gif~ ting in earrings, neck1aces, bracelets, pins, charms, rings, even watches for the distaff side of your shopplng list. The masculine member 1 ap. predate the g1eam of gold in fancy wrap-around links, tie tacs, ID bracelets, pocket ac· ees30ries, handsome drea watches am the revolutionary, mas.\ive and ma1e-s ized signet or tenured, stone-set rings. ....,. oo any occasion. Clearly, CORAL'S SOFT PINK COLORATION IS PERFECT FOR THIS SET f-jewelry Is tbe gift to _ _'.Tli~-~S~tr~o'.!!nd~Noc~~ld~oce~~C~lo~s'!'l*!d!_~Wl~th~R~-~~Ml~,'.,'M~ate~rd~T~o~B~u~tt~.,~l~o!!:rr':!l'.li-~''--win hearts and kisses under • ·• the misUetoe, Santa. B eir-"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"l"""""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'--. especially wise: drape her in The present female fucin&- tion fOf' the poetic ornateness of yesteryear's jewelry comes readily to mind as another way of besting your gift list. Oral or jade, beaded and carved in all thetr lovely color graduations, mysteroos opals, black-red garnets, onyx and cameos &et into drop earrings, pendants , rings and medallion! make the kind of heartwarming gift sentimental women love to get at Christmastime. For every woman, fashion jewelry has the fascinating answer to all those "how to" the tnmdy looD lbe'd never dare herself' !he mix ol gold and ISil..,. tones, I h e aculptured f111tasles, t h e primitive moods tramlated ~ to """" and leather. tbe glass cryllals and -slinks for e...ung, tao.er. dangling from ears. throat, waist, cuffs of chrome to wrap her wrists. Just think what ecstatic cries or deli ght will accompany the _.mg ol these exciting gilt ideas! · This year you can don those whiskers with pleasure know ... kli you've got tbe perfect g;fts for everyone on your list. Remember, Santa, a ribbon, a bow and jewelry to go - that's all you need !or a Merry Cbri.stmu '70? Expectant Mothers Give Yourself 'Gift' During the excitement of participattng in sports, or tat- buying gifts, planning decora--ing tripll by auto or plane. tions and preparing Uie holi· These and other helpful day meals, an expectant hints to make this Christmas a mother is likely t.o overlook little happier for the expectant one very important detail: mother are included in "Your herself. First Pregnancy," available at If Christmas comes during ten cents per copy frun: that period oC waiting, give Box 551-SC yourself a special gift this: The Life Cycle Center year. Treat yourself to a litUe Kimberly-ciark Corporation extra time for taking care or Neenall, Wisconsin 54956 yourself. After New Year's Day, FASHION ISLAND FRIDAY & SATURDAY FASHION PACE-SETIERS EASY .CARE KNIT DRESSES NI· 12.tt I t~:H sale I 0.00 & 12.00 Daaon® polytsfe,..wool clouble.knits, acet•t•s, rnore. Misses, junlon:, ,.+it•s. h•lf sii:es. Long Sleeved Slip-On Sweaters 200/o 0Ff;- ....,..,,... LH sale 4.79 Great-looking bulky knits, 1ib1, morel Mock turtles, roll coll•rs, cla11ic neck· lin••· Si1e1 34 to 400 Girls' Dresses & Pants-Dresses :!'.': :ZOO/o OFFi -: eXOMple: ,.., 6,ft sale 5.59 Charming little kn it•~ co"-cordu- roys, blends. Choose six• l .. 6x or7 to l4. It ·.., easr 10 /•1· f;p;fiionable ;ust charge II .it 1£'~,w~, ~kp1 I "Your feelings of weariness you'll appreciate the utra and fat igue are quite normal care you took during the and some extra rest may be holidays. And remember, dur- necessary during pregnancy." ing the holidays next year, according to "Your First you11 have another member in ·Pregnancy," a new booklet for your family! l'-------------------------iiiiiiiiiiiiiii.._J expectant mothe~. Ir"====""'============~============================================~==========;;, The feeling of more fatigue than usual probably stems from all of !he physiological c.hanges during pregnancy, and from the extra weight you carry during the later months. "Don't plan to stay up late at night w r a p tJ I n g Chmtmas packages this year. Go to bed a little earlier. And space out your Christmas shopping so that you can have rest periods during the day,'' advi!lell Miss Mal')' Loui se Lennen , Director d. Kimberly-Clark's We Cycle Center, publisher oC the booklet. The eltra weight can put a strain on your legs, too, and you may notice occasional leg cramps. Be kind to your legs during this: holiday season. When you sit down , JX'Oll them up. Yoor holiday hostesses will be understanding and will be glad to t1rovide a root.stool or pillow 1... !his purpose. Try nol to 61and for prolonged periods m time. Your husband will be ham to find a chair for you at parties. When you shop, plan """ -"' llult you don~ have to stand In Jlne for long periods. "U yqur Jeca ache when you go to bed, sleeping with the lower end of the mattress raised can help," wggesta the Lite Cycle C.enter. Nonnal activities are fine as far M possible. Don't worry about the e1ertion ol trimming the tree, shoppi ng and wrap. plng holiday packages. In most cases, physical exertion won't harm the baby. In a normal pregnancy, the grow ... ing fetus lives in a very secure ,...ld. Leave the decision up .:J~hion !Jn Glegance NUMU!t D.ZVEN FASlilON I~ NEWPORT 644-2252 . W your doct~ about-.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--' • ' • I I , M E R R y c H R I 5 T M A 5 Fashion Island Section SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA'S MOST COMPLETE HOBBY CENTI-RS Th8 IUPBr Chief nm HO ELECTRIC TRAIN 111!1' Thi Rallroad EmDIN Tiils ls lht liMtl, 1111111 ~ 9el in tnOdlll ~ lllC lncludat !ht ~rfli!. hghltd Mikado~ • .-id I !Nlgl'C ... fllUflM rnotl Cllllelll'O~!IQ •ulot'llllic: 9t'OCI rem<iCf CGi'llrot actlOl'I l•llU!tS. lffr• 11• .....,. holl,. cf fun lllCI l'HI~ r11t10.0 9Clloll. UJNTENT:S' UgMtc1:.>.a-z1.1_klcolll<lll¥9_,,....,. • ...__.,..,_ TYCO HO ROAD RACING SET TJcopra Homa Raelna 111 Raura a " . ·-- reg.$32.50 -· , ___ _ ,_...__ ---·----!, ... ._ .. ___ ,._ ~_ .. ___ .. _ .. _ .. __ ,_ .. _._ ,_ .. __ _ ---·---It--·-··---~- ,. __ _ ·--.... -·--- sale $22.88 Now ••• for the li1$t llme, e racing set ptOISSSiol'lllllydeslgned and •ngmeered to challenge the racing buff. Tlle1e's ~6 feet of real 1acing action in this 4'll8' home layoo!, with long 6'stral9ht11way, high-speed ban~ed cu~. and real~lc handling &ection. Inell.Ides counklown braking ll\lrkers, gu'1cl rail and piers,comerlllQ aprOlls W+lh hay b<lles, and 2 TYCOPAO 1pecial racing controllers, wilh bn.lke~ to 90 aloog With Ilia 2 tiital·plin~ TYCOPRO !Ging cnrs. . ' ·~ ·'~\.\: reg. $20.00 sale 'S9.99 TYCO HO ROAD RACING SET IUPlr33 'This 30"' ll 80" layout hia 28' of 1nl rac;n; thrills trid ttllen, , .a challenge 10 your raci119 s~ms ell*!!)' Inch of lhe way. h's a 1aoe ' ' course theta laugh to master, but you'll hllVfl the time olyoor Ur. trying I Set irn::ludes 2 automa~c lane changers, a daredevil jump, an obslacie h~srd. a doutil' chicane liqu&,lll, plU$ two TYCOPAO facing ca1s, 1he fastest of them 1111, reg. $35.00 $22.88 Faur Lana Racina CONTENTS: 4-f VCOPA010tlt•t<• .. .......... , ............ -....... , ... lu•<•u .... _ ,.,_,,, •••• m1 ... 1tr0<k "'""9''<<>-<>M- )2-11" ""'''" .,...,, :=;-;:~:~~: .. a-111«~ "*' "'"""'" •-~· trk~ •I>'-wilttfloyblr. • Ct1'nll0,..l<o•> 9'-C<11rO '"" wltn ., .. 4-Roc"'tuinnolll" t-Po--k• t.;>t .. ,..,.,, o<omPoM<ll<l72,,0 ~b1e llll1 and lhrills, doubre of evttry!hil'lgl f o(Jr lanes of ll!Cing ,aC11on, lo!Jr 5upc1·l11St TYCOPAO rac•na cer~. lovr thrO!t!a cOl!lrols, ·.end two 5(1para!e pewer packs. Even two cobblestone gqueeie :sections for more 11!'11And1ealislit l•aek aprons with hay bale cr1sh barriers. Make a lour·!ane s.c~ x 36~ layw, or s1H 11 up as lwo :separallJ ""'°"'ane ~e1~. 5 a I e reg. $40.00 $32.87 .PHI c.--..... -.. 1e "°' 733'-~ • "10p1>« co• • A...-0!trol log du01P ... """' """'**"" ~ . cope11Hnv ~OC-. IO;f. lllld r~"'O bit!• ~ ~ ~ ,.;., 2"""""" -Cl!>. tnel lrut~ ·-. c.1111...r -..... .., • flel Cll-~ pil>f • l--~·UGl*cl""'Olll.iallllll ·-'"­it>Oa1••...,.,..con!IOl"""""~llld<•ftl lll'ldU4 _.........,_ SIGNAL MAN·W/SHANTY "'"'""""'~ from ll&flted stl•ntJ .. , . ., ...... ""'MA•:-returns wti1n Ult 'ff:., • _ • •• W Cl••ri. , . Reg. s.oo Sale 6.97 • 20 ~Gll*ll. ....,_•bliit M' i 46"dOl!Dllllllli lftCllll tJnlo.d's lop bl, remole COlllrOI, COl!lj) Ill Wiftl . ope111t1n1 cir Ind l!«k, lors. stor11e bin, pu"1• buttOll conlroll•r. Reg. 9.00 PIGGYBACK ~· FLATCAR !f.'(1..J SET. ~'· ' flit car Wittl 2 P11D" back tr1U1r1, tn11;k cab., Md tnid terml!tt1. S I 3. Re .5.00 . ~ 8 .99 Safety-bar droll' 1s tr1ln IPPfOKhel, sf.IYll down until Int ur t111r1. ee1u111uul deeorate4, fat 11 tlOStlS. Re 6.00 Sale4.97 A "111111t" for )'llUT plk«, CM1pltlt with sl~•uorled .. ... Re .4.50 Mattel's Hot Wheels· factory 5 A 5 A L E " -. -..... ~-0 -0 Mold 1nltl119 Hot Wh etls cu- to111 uni Mold hodits cht1• 1i1, 1r11t• u11iqu1 G'..t1il.d b•- t... lt1c1 '•'"' $17.11 UST 9'' HOT WHEELS IYMATIB. "'• foy ....ti ....... '"'''· ... -IA. 49' KARL'S TOY-COUPON FREE MATTIL"S ASTRONAUT SPACE CAP 4 DAYS OllLJ V•if llM No¥, lt ft Llm1t1 t C:Wl*I "" lltm Per,._.. L E WITH THIS COUPON WE HAVE THE LARGEST SELECTION OF HOBBIES ANYWHERE 50 Fashion Island • Newport Center opposite Broadway-644·0981 WESTCHESTE R lthlnd l•lph'• M•rket 4259 W. 17th St. OR 0-11JI LOS ANGELES In ll'OMfw1y-Cren1h1w Shopping Center )674 w. S1nt1 lerNra AX 2-2151 CANOGA PARK Fallbrook Sciu1rt 1741 '•llbrook Avt. "4W312 MATIEL LAGUNA OVAL KARL'S TOY-COUPON I THIS COUPON WORTH I s300 Toward PurchGJe of TELESCOPE, MICROSCOPE ., CHEMISTRY SET, ow., $6.00 VOID AFTER NOV. :.