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B,jfge11 ·-~Let 9s . ' .
1l>e -popular pm pol !or all boy>' H.,. 1tt...,. 110111plel Iron )'OOllC letter
and -'·Is •'-• the Orange CoaA this writers.JI> f¥i'.Jl'l1 °"" llyle: ; """' :'J:..w b;° beoa St: Nicholas "--" Deaf Santa Clflll, . · ,_ ~ I wanl'a K1J111 Dini 111111 his Braun.M
•, J,ove, Paul Wyman pool, a Iola ....., game, lalkJac -
Deir Santa, . 111111 clolma, &lr1 and llla·wltb -.
I llaye been a pod·Jltl this year. So•! a buellal lllll.a record pla)'<r wllll-~s!.i..hlgger list thaD Jut year. I~ ,_,., alllllJ-Love doll, a·lldt-
Jllllcfibcs ... iod<a hosllhy lllommy
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P.S. Don't stay 'out to late er )'GU war
• cad> a cold. I'm i..mc -oaf;
Fr""lf -for Y"" ... -... ...-: Dem' Sulla. -foe Duber' Duclr, -l>rlnw' . 'Wlm. : u '1oca1 yoiiiigstera inundated the pa1ni... A loot 11oo1 becao,. I can oot
mailman with milSlves !or the 'North reach ml''°1 abel!. Do you tlilDt that-you
·Pole. .t can get,.... Uocoln lop loo. J\lit ooe
A bleyde. a polr. ol allppen. drelSea. . Ua pool_., Jo!rlor7 rlop necklei!es.
.U. 10, a pelt GI.hell-boltoms liJe 10, P.S. P1iMa -IOOll, love ~OX· DJW1111. music hoz,, a, polr of oocb and, OXOXOIOXOX. ( Kho t1 llDd • ).
shulrls size 1~; Dawnl lalhlon show aod. I I.me JOU "'7 very very much. X·
-t~ want !or Cbr111mu II j, -Como!, CUpld. -· BUD., ...-: af"plmclll with IP1_ Dime Gil ... 'I waat . Ruaflff! ~ , •
--the -approach with ..... thin& to ... that ·lrmoterhed i.,.
1C11De P.J.1 IDd tlml. '\fit .... ti. ':Dear Santa, .. ' ~"·-:
the doll I-Wini 11111111)' ~ lleno lo· a I'm c1iroo!1. Whala JOU wile's -:
llll of thlnp I want_ !IQ'. llall died How old II D? W11a1 doll silo call JlllT,:
to days ap so I Wan! a llall, Jl!lrille clooe •' Wby do yw come down tbe.<hlm-T,:
Santa, OChon kind ,o[ woUDd Into their goe. . , • -rill -,.._, lntrodlldtono. f.a.~dop will nat;blle 11111 I will pot
St.l;Ijlct --enough to let tJie\DAl· . the Cl/(ii IDd: the apples oil. """ I 1111 I L '{ J>ru1.J' llo~e a j>eek at his !ao inail. rears old. • • •
clothel fer Dawn, a camera, a amlle ud XOXXOXOXOXOOO "
frown plllOn, Da..U DanOt patty will> Dear -1, facay feet, talking v~ llwter, paddle I beoa pod. !,want a bike.'! want aoma .0.K. Santa ?Love JOU and -)Du Wily do you ftlr a red, white, Md -• .!:01', Plllla (!illt LEtTERS, P ... II :
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tl-pblm ... -= .. to "J!OD:' -llld,lab aato •my. : Jtrf1 .llnkr, II, !aid the 1"'1 ID ~
J-'l\Jrnrl· "°""""""' Illa! be at-
tended a "'ICbool" Jn 'Garden Grove at
Which the trio named 11 priDclpoll lD Iha
alleged fraud urgO<i attendaoll to 1<t
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cuatomen' cani on the racka and inOlct "
_, · .. damqe that would spur aaJea of U,,,.
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..,Best t;h.risJmas :~::~~1taiS~
,. • 1 • ~ • '· ' • • • ' Mesa and Edward Camey, .rr, of .i
, • • , • • • • , 1 • 8beJl Hartioui Dr'\ve, Huntingtcm Beach.
Viejo Coupk~!lelieV.e . in :Miracle . ~~~"'1n~==~
• . llltlon alligedly <Ultrolled In IZIOtber
•• ~ 1 " • ' • name by. tDe t'rio, told pr09ecutor lUcbud BJ PAMELA HALLAN . , wu ·blind', 'opeedileaa and 'timplelely SUNm .that' .-11, kept 11111a· IOd
H the .... , .. d.herl'11etttlff_d :l·-: · •• ··~Ho!· ·dlng·her·' . Ill. ho'~'-· board. ' " bolt! In their p>ckets, dropped them Cl1 e.r mo r oun one ay, ymg • wu ll&e "'"'II a , the floor while lnspectine" rabed.. autos
llDdei' the Cbrlltnlll •tree JJiillll the Aid ber mother, "She hod no <Glllrol aod told Iha COllGmerl' Ibey h1ld ffllen
...... 11. with ..._.~ cnjied ,<lq ber ::"=of .\:'!i":.~ eJl!Olll~ low; from the .,.._. . , • ~ • amJllng late. • .. .-..... ~ • ,. stemoo•Jlillerlltbefintotaloog
•• ~ hea tilul ....... -•• --~; . i... Ii!" of pr...dtion wi-·r .both
t u •-a U "'.""' °"'." ~"; Iler parenll bepa Wori<ln(',.Jth Jw employes llld cuatoaien --wlJI
Mlcl>ael Mum lie, lollaioo,'MeJO, .wbO · the clay-she came lane -.. ordeil llit tcstlly 1n the Upec!ed m-Weelt trlll'that
""" ~ her da!llJrt« ,wculd never II ,dlllicul~ • ~; ~ n d' 11 service itllUolll rllllinl from Seal
-· bear~~ or move .•gain -let aboolutely =H their ~·for Beach to San Cl_.. imttclpated In ao AloDe enwl JO tbe Cbri1tm811 ~~ ' 7an', will • " • • auto repair ~ that COit C111tomers 11!' w ..... ,.-Camplna.~, have , When cori Jlb7lll;ll lbltapy many thoulanda ol dollars: I kuiled to beDeve in miracles. : didn't wbri, thaftook her io lboMilite ~ on trial for C<Jl!IPlrac1 to cheat Ona )'Ml' ago last Au!1"'1 Tara Nason > for the ;lchlivetnent ol Human ~ aod de!raod chlraes caotalne9 Ill an
waa D ..UV., healthy litfle girl who·had • meol In PhlJadelphta, a place speclalldng Orange Count!' Grand jury indldlllellt Jut_~_!. left he ~ the ' of · '1n brain lnjutlel where the 1oal II.,..,. ano: Roger Mendmhall, II, ,.t --,..._,_ r w care a plete•ncoYIO' . Avenlda DeSeo, -VJcjO\ Qoll!d ~ooeday~tbeJ"•<lllout.ol • • ~an'•-Cood>ola,f1.oflllll8GaftlenGme.Ill?d ..
-Wben they retuineil, the~d tor~1bit-all of her·-== Wutmbli!ter; and 'R. C. W-, 'U. ,of wu Ul1COlllcloos with a.!raclllred ...,,_ ~·•-to _.....1Tbe ~ Santa Ana. ' She was tn.a coma three weeks. · tates JO uuuuie. '~-· ·pl Named with them are CbrllCopber 1l>e dodora said Tara wcuJd probably tern. must he repeatid lf·Umea a day, Eorlqua. 25 of 7592 Vo!p Dri,., 111111
• eveJY daj of the week. ~ 21 of '1IU Com-
' ,;She had oOly her hearthea~" said her '"1!'8t meano a wtal CJ!, <ilbt hom'a llemy (Ice REP~,' Pap 1)
mother "For one entire •eek sbe day, said Mn. Nuon. Each aercl.9e -r couldni even breathe wilhout using a needs two adults to assist her."
machine " The NallOlll wer< frantic !or help. They
..,_ ~ emerwed from the coma Tara aooght volunteen through churches, r -clubs, news media and'by wonf.of-mouth.
Today they have a list of 110 vohmteen.
Half are!ull tlme.111111 haH are subotltu1el
because not one wrcile can be mlAed.
County Jail Set
For Big Yule
.Feust S(ltli.rday -
'· I! . ' cc 'Ull'1 ~
Curled flp: for Big· Ride
Hair styllst-Rulll'Mgin~.!s.asSurlng,'tbat s'anta Claus'-cro""11ng i!Of'>'
• Will looli, just riiJlt ·• be' prepares tor the big nlgh~1::i'! :lbllili, tils . b!!~utiful, hairdo, may: "9Ple to pieces down the first ,,.,.
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:'Junrp,: ,Jump~-5 ·Children
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Lose Lives in LA Blaze . . .
LOS ANGPEs (!JP.II -"JIDDP," he -ly.palnted ~with polnt.\bfi>.
p1•ded. "Jump." H1I .own.,_ tl'OU¥f'I ner aM guollne whe!l the pilot ligtJt of a
lflame from the lire tbet eruplld In his gas heater. Ignited tbe lllmea from the
bouolng project apertment, Jooejill Shep-oolvent.. Flamis mUlhroomed up tAo
en! stoocf. 11' !eet below .Iha _.im,nt stairl and crackled acrooa the,walll .ol
window '11!1ftiiy, beAIJ>c l alJ; of hll the aj>vtment on tlie -floor,""""
children lo 1.1ve theiiiielv11, to leap Into IJYe •of hls'chlldren '""" watdJing tel ..
President Gives
Holiday Message
"I always say the nlc:at people In
M118Jon Viejo are the lfl\el who walk throuih Ill)' front doer," said Mra. N...,.
•'But they don't Jillll ..... from MllsiOn
WASHINGTON (UPI) ...'. The text of Vial! -they COIN from• other areal
p,-Nlson's Clu1stmaa meuage: tooTua II;.,., ~,,.,_normally obe can amtmu 11 a,..... of joy and of love, --• and aloo a Ume for re!ledlon. . ,.., Illar, and 11-........,. to~
blfl' arms. l ' • l .' 1 ' 1vlelC1L • • .
• 11•1 Jokingly callad the "Civic center N<ilhl>i!r's, 1n the nuldown .• ,ill ..n. 11e clallhed outside, ~ ~. aflle,
Drive Hlltm" for 114 day• of fhe year hut . tqil 'J.os '.Al!ltl" tnid to,. ~t)le thdi' netliibor• aaid1 aod pMOcted with tile :t ~ U:: .i:•t ;r.': i":u ~i: l!IY 1nio Iha ajiertmeb~ .usi!lg prdeD dilldl!n td male lfle 15-ICIOI jump.
.............. -00 oae --'•' day, ..... and watv-.it· ~kd.s ·O.tr Mrt. S'-1! !led thrwgb the bacl< We think, In thll -· of U-who And she cm crawl a lew feet T 11 !al'
.. dolelt to our 1-rtl even thoulb u tbe Oui1tma1 tree. •
1h17 may 1'e far away In mllea. We ''The damale -conllDed to Ollt,-
,... to live special -abt to -lo d her brain," said her-· "Ilfr to--.111111 to lhe lllliftnal lionclll fllal link Jury II calJod a bllaterll -.it,Jllld.
al mankind lo brotherhood Wider Goel Jil bran. oo.m. she II a normal fia11111
....., ... •e --haolc and cheerlul -!lirl ... Vfl1 mwt one." pd In the human tplrit: that apedal The -liave learned lo b'Oat Tara
IP'ICI that malt,. 11>is a time of gI'"11C, u a normal child becauae they believe
and of forgivina -a time of goodwill, lhe will recover. "We don't want her to
•.rbe:n we knotr tDe true peace that lodgtJ be bratty once ahe'1 well," Rid Mn.
In the heart. , Nuon. "H we didn't tblnt lbe•d recover
A. we work toward peace in the world, .,.. might teod to tpOll her "
Jef .. do IO l>oth imptttd <Jxl lirqthen-The eaperience baa Ii..,; the Nuons a
ed: w~gl~;: .::',.~in the solrit l!""t deal of faith and baa made all of
et <J\dltmaa. Jet ua Pe d ounefves. them -mom, dad, Mark, I, and Tara -
For ooe of tile -'of Chrls!maa ii WlY cJooe. tll!J• ""°"' Oocf'a -~ gills to man "We are·very graleful to..,..,..,. who Ii uie• 1111 o1 gl•lng u .. 11. ahd the more baa IJelped/' .aald the mother. "We lmotr we give of ourselvei Uie more of oqr.. its a mlrade 1be'1 tllvt. Sbe'1 come
.. 1,., ... ha .. to g1... 1s.e TARA, Pac• 11
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·-· .......... their ~-~ .... _ -~-ud -~ ·" .. J _..__, hut tlie -'Ille pi..? 0...,.. COUnty Jail. The ~. • ... ··-· -.. -..---
clay? Qdlimaa Day, of"""""· And'the 'llili>ed 1hem hick, ··-.,ny ldda," ..... ~. ' •
occs ... ? A --that -id -Mn. Sheperd. "Oil; -· '1111 "I n•t a ... bjanUt-my head 111111 _.. '"'---__..... kids .. -• beve llob crotchlt -••v '"" ,...,.,.... oOt,. t-1"C.dci Aothany ~ from trW to rvn
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1n, hut I dldn t 1et Jar: It
their huu..i long before the !alt """"'· ~ -· and --··'" ._ ·an ·-• ,.,,,. too ho\. aa1. d a neiCJll>oi:, Bili Jlj.,, Jlere'• what .. -·ted -male and -~ -., -•.
ftmale prilOllon will lit clown to al shout domw::'n:., anlvecl, they h.Dd llft E.i.:..r Silvar, 29, lAPlher ~r.
,_ -Day: ~11111'11, With amall bodlea buddied In deatb by tile climbed -'ledge oulltde the eoart-
bread slulfln(, phlet "'"'' whipped --sill ' w1i1n thaJ -. • mm. "I b1ed to dlmb In. f could ,.. potatoea, groeo -. -'mm and -laecl by. i.r' and klllOd II)' flR. al!e If the WI;" su..r aald. "lie tried
c1 !".1l8J1 -;:e-._ 'l!ll1 be ctm>I aod ~ r..,..S In . .,. lnim I lo It. • io ...,,. toward "' hut paalcked aod ran
.. ;":ch, comblnaUon Ai!'d· ripe ·..:~FE)\;: ~:o;::r..n::.:~ Iha lllda acreamlng
ob11, -oldile chips, biuwiod r6lla, ........, thl ' -i. ~ ,. ..i "1lnl~ and the mother was
butter, hot mUice pie aod c6o. • VUia&e. Ollt' · ..hauilaC - -'D!riti<ll are In thin!,
"And to top It all of," grianWjall CIPl §' la ' .flly, Will -.._ • -'!'I: lildl' ~ --'er
Bol> Wallace, •we'll have ill lbf ~ · that ·....,._ •••lfit'll.,,. *' ·-~. · ·' · 1bef can eat 111111 all tbe dprt°"7 can •• ' • 1 ,_.,_-·wen ldentilled 11
--clgartllel lor thi ~ d : 1,lliw·~= .iw.oo; .f. ,11lonJa, I,~; f,~ Vsry, I,
eourte.'' .. .1' I. ... t{ll, -···-111' ·" ........... ll. ' II J !'' •• ! , .. •• •
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Sentence . -·
Commuted
By ~ixon .
" . ' sr. LOUIS, llo. (UPI) ..,.James RJddla
Hoffa, i,t. J.!.ra: prison __ ...,,.
m-by Piesldent N!Jon, left jail
TliuradaY to ..tum. to hla famtq but llll
l!llblT ...... -llo ..... _el
... nioot Po••"" labor wpnjlM!<'-Ill tbecouolrf. . =..:::.-.==:m ... 11111 -In .. _ ... _ ...
~ DI U11 labor arp1d"'!Z
}lrlar,to ,,,..... '· ltlO," -lib
--..... ended and he wtD be • 18: • .
"I llove'no lnteotlcil d rOturnbw to ... T~fl,'' Hoffi said. ''l'rlM. J'ttllb$
mi>ns (llho lliccoedad Holla u tri!ldeal>
• ls. dl\lng a good job."
For 10 y-unUJ he WU lmpriiliDed bl
1967, Hoffa almcwt 1~ capo
ducted the affaln of the~· pi
that time, the unlona's me cr. to 1.7 mllllon, making ft the Jargeot 111111
-powerful ~ Ja bo ~
orginllatlon In tho country.
But ~ he gained the loyally of lllw
• menherl, '"'ndt'' Wilted Che union dur·
Ing his -tlon. .
• He did not oUiclally alep down aa preal-
dent untll llte August. when he ~
!tom all hil union poats ol]lfllfently aa. a
preliminary to getting hli freedom.
'lllougil he WU oomjnolly Jiead ol tlie
union almost fOUl"' yeara wfille. in ~. Fftzalmmoal actually ran tt 111111 ,._.,
elected president after Hoffa li'ffi!I
down. t ,,,,... m •
Hoffa was released from the · fedei"jl_
l*!iteotiary ·at Lewie burg, Pa., where ,Iii!
&ad· been a model pilsoner, at t p.,~
Wearing a ~ charcoal suit and Olf
face pale, he walked acroes1 the prllDI!
courtyard aa the lmnates coeerea hill!.
from behind their barred windows. 1...-
He had served four years, n1ne montbl
and 18 days of hla aentence. 1. •
He Wrnad "!Id ralled a d'onched !Ill:
110.K. fellaa." lie lbouWd.
"Qoocl luck Jimmy, take tt easy,'' ti.
Inmates'.-. "Goodbye 111111 merry Chrlltnlll.~Hllf,
fa said.. l
He greeted 'newsmen, 'llYUW, u~
(See HOFFA, P ... I)
••• -A.' f • nea11.mer •
A new stonn 1(11111 bearing heayY
rain' today mllbt lloltt< llcq Iha ' Orange Coast to phJdUce a ftt
Olrlltmaa, 11y Iha 1..-.rL
Today'• dowliP!>Uf 1s ·ratec1 a •
percent certainty -...... levels
In the imm!Uls reaching 5,0tll
feet. lllgbl wtD he about IO Mii
low ·readlnp wtD !laser at 5'1. r
INSmE TGDAY :.
'The Ortn!Qe Coos•'• tradi-dilplo~ Of "Forty llUu -t
€~riltmas Smilts" ii cvrrntlv
Ughdng the YWe 1ea.son and io-.
dov'• Weekender 11cb I•
turt• cteconittd "°""' of "°I• on Pogt 15 and compdltw.1'
winner• on Page %2.
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.. C~t .StiireW-$umming 'i n' Final ·Hour . . • ' "' "On the 12th Dav of Chrl.ttma.t,
"Even with the eurcharge, tbey're still
buying V .0. and Cutty Sark."
, .,. fl'* &rue love Qav.t .to, me .•• .'' . ' '
"This ia my first Christmas in the
area, but sales are certainly a.head of last
year," said a spokesm11n for Toy World
at the Harbor Shopping Center in Costa .
Mesa.
Dick Freeman, owner o( the Five
Points Pet Stlop, said business was up 20
percent from last Christmas, with blrdl
and, cage' edging out aquariums 14
popularity. 1
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f; . , DAILY ,ltlLOT ·ll•ll~l'~ol• ~;;,THERE WERE MANY ACHING FEET AS CHRISTMAS, SHOPPING DR,EW TOWARD A FRENETIC END r, At ·Thi South CHst Pleze Som• Paused For A Moment to Catch " Bit of R11t ,,._,_ _____ ----------------------------
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;LETIERS TO SANTA •••• ~
:iuit? How Jong have you betn doing thiS?
1'°iby are yon .so fat? h lt· because when
:f'OU come down the chimmiley you g~t ~ted by cookies and Wes? Row can
.z~u deliver so many gifts belore morn-
:=Jllg? How can you gd back up the chim·
i'Jlf'!Y? Why do you live in the North Pole?
~J.'hy dont moat people believt ln yoo? •
y~for Chrl!tm.3 I w-0..ild like a , blby
'!node! horse. It is like snow except il is
~r:own. I have tried to be good this year. I
,Cltnk I have been.
~ Signed, Killy
):)ear Santa ~ · •
To Santa Claus
I like toys.
Dear Santa:
Jon
, For Christtnas I would like a walkie
talkie and a football suit and a Mickey
1.fouse. cimera. My sister Alicia wants a
telephone and a play camera and a iron
and a ironing board and a sweeper.
Please bring a swing for my brother
¥•U. .,
Dear·.Santa,
From Adam
· l· .wanl to· know if you ti ill get me a
race <t~~ for my brother and I. Whal l
"want beal.li a. GI. I. Joe. .
~··I Love·you. Be careful going down the
~imneY cause· there's something thitt ·1
Have a Merry Christmas,
• Your friend, Bobby Argar_ida
dont w~t~ou to trip:on. I ~ill want~ Santa, Bib T d lo I t to ~11 I'want-a minibike. I always want one. I
-.:. If ;uerco~~ do;na~ c)limne~~n: road 'one to time.s. l inow what they fell
-l!ift still awake you wou:ld say "get back like., ~bed er I won't a:lve yoq any toys'"I ;f ~ Gary Bench
want my verJ own gtailby drel!ll. Can I ·Dear: Santa. Clall!.
..... ·m.ve l~lan? PleMt bring me a pair ci skils. I Pl°9'"
-!t.._Oi • • • • • ·Leve, Heather mise to be a good boy. ,. :
Deer Sanla, • Love Bobby hove: yOl.l have a nicf sleigh ride. i've Pear San~J C1JUS, ,
pd. Mtrl)< <Christmas ond Hippy , l'm l'rlting Utlll loi m1.1 llld my
Year. • brother. I want for Christmas a J)iano, a
Kevin Sussy home.maker mtxea. And aome ~r Slnta 1 money and soroe clothes and a watch and
• ~ wall 1l dollt'1 In 1map bin& A lrip an~ yoo whtlo lit m~. jllfbrbll..r
M the fGl<lfl rsc ... 4 card ol Dlme1 .. ~ ~·t IOanf anyWAr for CJlrl~H
'DW'ten. .. , a:~q. BufJ 11i1re do. l·l~ini I want mor8
. "Jan P!affman ·frir-ctiristmas than I 'wrote, bebauee I f'~ta -· don't kiiow what I wanl. I hope you can
_Two mpdels; any peopJe.&halter maker, •. get:;Jnost of lhe..stulf that I want for
lank·Ufl · qerby, SSP CIR, sletpln-bag, Chri.stm'as, WELL I guess I have go go.
twlrJ!a·pant. c1mera, $100 mini-dollar Love, Mary AJ'ln
M era, king din1-a·ling. Dear Santa
p;s. J Uve at Newport. My phone no.· is . May I plea' klve 1 Chip.Awa*
l lS-11141 or klg .. lin&. · · From Don
Frtd Daer Santa CJtUs, -'
Deot Sanla
M1y I pleue have a Dawn and he.r
Faaliion show and her cue.
From Barbra
Deoi'Sanla CllUI;
I been a Cood sirl. Please bring me a
plane.
Love 111bel
Door Santi.
I have been 1 1ood 'girl 111 year this
year. HOw have you betn all year? And
how are. your reindter and I have a Iona:,
Iona. Iona ain!lcu 1111.
Love -Patti Mae Y~ain
Dtar Santa ·
I've betn 1 good girl all year so far. How
have you been and how have your
ritndeer been all year and I hav a long
IOftl Chrlttmas list happy m e r r y
Qristmas. Love Mary Ellen Yeargain
OU.N•I COAST
DAllY PILOT
M..tl111"11 .... -·-I• cl.-.
Oa.t.HOI CO.UT l"UllllH11tQ CtlMl'AHY
l•lttrt N. Weul ,, .. _, .... ~'*'~
J1c\: -· C url ey Vlet l'rn ;ir.,., totd "-•1 MMltW'
Tho11'1tt K11vil E•ltot·
1~•'"'' A. lilwl'Jl~i~• MIMI .... E!Slflir
Ch1tlH H. l•" Rid.ttl P. Nill ...... *" ~ l~lort -c::.11 ~: -W9I • .,. lhfot "-I hetll1 un .. .....,. atu:Mrf L..-. a.oi m ,.,.. ,._
•M11~41fl• 9*dtl 1111,J IMdl .... """""' .. ~: ........ IJ CtrNN ... ,
I want a thetherball and one · pair of
black boots and a doll named crwnpeL
Thats all •
Dear Santa
Love, Lynda toth
I have bin ao gooc!; ao4 heno mj name
is 'l'ir!l· MerQ. ChriBbnas 1 have a pro-•
bJem,Tob1 is piking"Ol'I m' · Dear Santa. · ~
I want 1 head to toe doll please and a
crisy doll.-Please and boots. Please and
anything else you wanl
From Julie Ann Volner
Dear Santa
I have been a very good boy this year.
Since I wa s so good could 1 have 3 toy.s.
Blue chip-train-13
blueehip-Bike-2Q
blue chip-big wheel
Xo1010101:0101:010Xo
Dear Santa
name Scott White
I forgot to ask you for a guitar.
Scott Gordon White
to Santa
I will like to no if you feel good unta
. and will your write me a letter
From Kenny Hawkins
to Sanla.
I will like a big drum tnd a lOf talking
gts and 1 walky t.alky
From Kenny Hawkins
Dear Santa,
I have bin such a girl. Rimimbor I saw
you at Siars, be careful ~ming down the
cbhnlney
Dear Santa
,_terry Chriistmas
lo ve, Karen
I Leve You. Please. give me a Dawn
<fashion show and a tiny tell and play 0 I
go to bed early every night 1 promise to
be real good
Thank you aanta.
Love, Colleen S.
San J uan Capistrano
Chiropractor Sued
A San Juan C1pi1trano chiropr1ctor
has been sued for f2 million In Orange
County Superior Court by a former pa·
tient who claim.!! he has suffered per.
tnanent disability IS 1 result ol. the d,.
!endant's treatment.
Keith Kinsey names Donald A. Luscheh
In his lawsuit and claims th1t lrtatment
nttived at Lutchtn'1 office, 3lOl9 C.0
mino Capistrano,, tut Jun1 II ltd to h11
serious Injuries.. :4 1 J(jnsey also alleges th11t WIChet'I J)fl'·
auaded him to accept the treatment by
makil'J~ "falH 1 o d mlaltadlnJ 1tate-m~ta· about the effect th1t the man·
ipulation ·would have on his body.
A.1n erica11, Pla1ie
Ma kes New R aid
On Radar Sire
SAIGON (UPI) -A U.S. Air ~
F105 fighter-bomber attacked a North
Vietnamese radar site within 75 miles of
Hanoi early today hi the eighth 11.1ch
strike in two days.
· The U.S. command aaid the American
jet fired ooe misllile at the rad41" 11te
• with unknown reSull!.
Meantime, 'uie · thr~y · Vje .. i;ong
. Chri~lm~s, P"Uce .for SQ\lth Vi~Plam be·
gan but th;e, South Vietnamese commarid
said the ·~rrill~.brOke,the tryce sev·
erar times wUhin liours.~ , ..,
· ,The allied. lruel>, p~aime4 by Sooth
Vietnamese ~r.esidtl'Jt Nguyen,. Van .Thieu
was fOr 'oaly 24 hOW'I., lt was a:otng Into
efleCt ate p.m. (5 l .m. F.31'}.
'lbe South vietnamese ClOinmand> aild
thai 40 mi1ute1·after the'lJ1ei~ truce
bega'n the guenillaa ,altaf.ked a militia
po~tion at the Jluon Doog ai' ba,. on
Phu Quoc island, wbere"'all Nchh VN!t-
namese war prisoners' are, held. 'nle
comn\and iald two mlllti(men were
wounded in the attack.
Olhe' aUacks were reported tater in
the day Jn difftreqt areas of Vietnam ..
· 'Mllltar'y ioorcei sai4 1111 FtOll Which hli tne radar site fn North Vletnad'J,Jras
escorting N2• bombing the Ho,Cbl Minh
supply trail ne~ork tbrqugh Itaos at the
time. ,.. • ,, •
The U.S. co!liJnand ,.ld tbe'FJll6 de'
tectea· .. !lostue· acUons'" bv the North
Vietnamese radar but did not say wh~er
the raljfar had ~lockecl on': to the plane,
mean.ing the unlea!hlng ol an lfJtialr·
craft rni!sile Was imminent or whether
the radar was 'inertly tracklna-lt.
American fighters fiyh1g over Laos
have been much quicker on the draw
since J.ast Fridav. Saturday and Sunday
when five tJ:.S. F4 fighter-bombers were
brought down. ·
The U.S. command said one of the F4
Phantom jets had "presumably" be"1
shot down ~Y ~:So~et-built" Mir SI, ttrro
ran out of fuel while trylnr 1io make it
to .!lafety. one ""' d~ l>Y • mlalle and another by antiaircraft rtJUery. . ,
From ·p.,.,· 1
REPAIRS ...
modore Drive, both of Huntington Beach :
end Ralph Carney, 29, or 32852 Calle San
1.farcos, San Juan Capistrano.
Miller testified that attendants were
shown how to "twist the front erid" of
autos and convince motorists that thelr
cars were unsafe an d needed extemive
and Immediate repair. L
Stenson told the jury as the trial open·
ed Thursday that Edward Camey, Ken·
dell and Davis started their service sta·
lion chain in 1967 when they opened a
Shell station in Costa Mesa.
Their 11 stations no\v dispense Shell,
A.rCTl, 1.tobil. and Texaco gasoline.!!.
Stenson said most o( the facilities named
by the Grand Jury arc actui\lly CQntrolled
In the names of the trio's employes in 1
move to bypass oil compan y rules alnled
at Individual control of gasoline outlets .
Stenson told lhe jury that the vast
quantity of parts needed to meet the
demands generated by the l I stations
came from a Garden Grove warehouse
owned and operated by the trio.
lie said It furnished Ure!, auto caps,
s'hock absorbers, hoses and all the ac:-
cessories alleli(ed\y damaged by
employes after they got customers' cars
on the racks.
Judge Turner called a three-day
Chrisbna.5 recess late Thursday. nie
1ri1I will resume Monday.
Parks µigislation
. ~toed by Governo.r
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Gov. RonJld
Reagan has vetoed leglilation placln& a ~ million ))irks and recreeuon bond
l&sue on the November ballot ind' the
· mu.ture's author has charged Reac1n1a
fecord on ecology is "vqinc on a I'll·
tloo1l scarwt&J."
Edwin L. Z'btrg (O.S.cra111• o),
labeled the vell> "lncredlbl• and Jn.
comprehensible."
_ 'Twas two nights btt'pre Christmas and
all down the coast, ~ate ahoooers
shoveling out their shekels seemed an
unholy host, .at least if you were among
them. ·,
1 !Susiness WIS booniin(\ along the
Orlnge Coast . 'lbursday, just 24 tiou:s
before Santa Claus was schedued to begm
his traditional trip around the globe.
' From Seal -Beach to San Clemente, bis
~Jpen were busy.
The last-minute shoppers -they'll be
out until" late Christmas Eve ...... were hun-
ting gilts !tun A to z. alcoOOlic beverages
to stuffed toy zebras.
· A 11.ll'Vey showed most ~ts were
en,Wylng thelt best Christmas ever, from
tbefinajor ~ters to small shops,
"It's unbelievable .. unreeJ. People are
literally parking on the roof," sJicfBr;uce
Chapman, mailager' of the Grant Boys•
complex in Costa M"esa.
Barned gift-hunters were also re.lyin~
on favorite favors for any season. .
"\Ve 're getting the typical last-minute
ahoppers," said Newport Beach's 0. W.
"Dick" Richard, of Richard's Lido
Market.
"Our flower shop ls just going
overboard .''
Some people were literally relying on
loved ones to make their own presents,
"Yesterday and today we've been sell·
Ing a lot of artJ and crafts supplies,"
rmazted Larey Pacini, ol lhe,HOO$e ol
Color, just down Newport .Boul .. ar<L
Even newcomers -enjoyed t h e
Christmas crush.
"Now that people know we're here,
we're selling a lot of quality sterling
sets," added Peter Mackey, ol the nearby
Mackey's Knifeware & CutleryJSbop.
C'hristmas decoration.s were also in
great demand ..
'"I'ttf1 has been our best year,11 saicf Al
Holllster, of Hollister's Ndrsery, •Up
Newpofi Boulevard in ('.psta M"esa.
"Not to our knowledge," he said,
regarding any pcoblem with Christmas
'trce-plUerlng. .
Liquid cheer of all types was going like
hotcakes. 1 "We are mobbed 'here, Sir," said a
clerk at Costa Mesa's Vendome Liquors,
a spiritual supermatk_et where the sales
volwne was Jncredible. •
"We'ri busier than Hell," marveled
Wendell Pierl!iOfl, owner of Liberty Park
Liquors tn Huntington Beach. "People
are buying tons of booze for parties and
gifta."
From Pllfle 1
HOFFA ...
' fellas . It's good to be out."
"Anyone who tells you prison's not
tough just fsn't telling the truth," he said.
Later, he interrupted questions to say, "I
want to thank all the 1,MX> guys I lived
with in prison over the last 57 mooths,
They're a great bunch of guys."
lfofft · first was eligible for parole In
November, 1969. That bid and several
subsequent ones -the latest Aue. 21 -
were denied.
HOffa wu .sentenced to eight years for
jury tampering in March, 1964, and a
five-year term was imposed in Aµgust of
that year on four counts oJ usin1 the mail
to defraud the Teamsters' $800 million
pemlon·hlnd of abOut f2 million.
Beginning at 11 a.m., the last-minute
rush 1t Hunll,ngton Center showed no sjgn
·or letupfuntll cfGSlng hour.
"They're jammed," said Howard Whit·
taker, manager of the mall and plaza.
"We're hustling ... I really don't have
lime to talk about lt," said 1 saleslady at
the Scandi.a Hall~ark to'y store in H~
Ungton Harbour's Boardwalk Center.
Qick, ended the conv~tion.
Down.town Laguna Beach merchanlt
were ecstatic.
"We're running ou\ of everything, even
paper," •aid Dan Dutton, IJ.l·a~ger ol A.I.•
line's Shoe.s,on Forest Avenue.
Marcey Garkie, owner of Gl1dn41 on
South Coast Highway, said her busmes1
was just a bit above last year's. I ''Cltristm8! romes late in LilJUM," lhe
esplained, forecasting a last-nunute wave
on Friday, wt.en even the rnogt Scrooc•
like buyers ru.Uze it is time to get buly.
'Agree~ent Close'
Longshoremen's U~ion
, .. Approve~ Strike D.~lay
' z I ~ . ~
SAN FRANCI$CO (UPI).-Leaders ol Warehousemen's Union agreed to mn-
the)Q911boremen's union !lave aKfeed to tinue workihg despite earlier sU.temtnt.s
postpone until at least Jan. 10 reS\imption that U1e strike would probably resume
9f1 a 'tlrike by ' 15,000 dock wotk~rs that after the ctirl.stmas .Pay expirlUon of an
dosed !4 West c.oast ports for ~OO•days. 81)..day Taft.-Hart1ey injunction Which
NegoUaton .were reported '1comlng suspended the walkout. ,
close to agreement'' in efforta .to setUe U agreement is not r~ by ;an.JO,
the walkout after 1'Xb sM:!.es met in a the uruon will be free to put lq) picket
day.long session 11mrsday. The talks lines -or extend the aegot.latJons'period
were recessed unUl Monday. further. ,
'Ibt lnternaUonal 1.ongsboremen's and "!l's been five · moMh5 slnce this
1 dispute began,'' a shipping indl&Sby
Mediation Boar d
Studies Airwest
StriJc~ Dispute' ,
LOS ANGELES (UPn -Legal 1clion
in ·~ worK stoppage that ~s curtaile4 90
per<:el}t-of,Airwest service "as ~tponed
Thu/sday al)d the. National Mediat~
Board was reported to have inter'(ened m °"' dispute.
leader said. "I think they're coming.cloae
to aareement."
In Washington, the office of. J. CUttil Counts, director of tbe Federal Medi1Uon
and Conciliation Service, said:
"The parties are exerting every poasl·
ble effort to rJ:ach a· settlement ~ ,their
dispute. As a result of the P,r~senr at-
titude, it is obvious progress t'owafd I
settlement has been made."
The Taft-Hartley itijunttlon was.~ss11ed.
by1a federal court at the request of Pres!·
dent Nixon after,Jhe government arcued
the dock strike.tiad widespread advene
effects on the nation'• economy. .. " I
··t:rftlll P .. e 1
TARA,.·-..
An a~line apokmnan laid II had
received ,a telegram asklnf both sides to
conie to a meetiiic in Washington•at the
b91rd's ·office and try to r~ve tbe
djspute. t • .. l . ·:-• • ••
• Atrwest' .... t r!O-,,......loftry:11> 'riirce ,,from !>eina a v11elll!le. ~•k lo 'litlna mem~rs.of the Airline Pilots AP>ciation 'he.~~U: ". .\
to cr.pu gLciet ,.llnet aet •,up . by the ~ She s the ~e au;l 1he .,.u to be'}-n
.Afrcraft M¢CillanlC..,ft'te~ Auocll!lor\ 11 wlth. )ve we" ~,&h~en.~ ,~e JW~~ld be•
1wh1Ch went on strike i' )veek.Jllti.'~ ''· dilfertn~ person. . / 1udge'"Shlrley J;1of1tedief·or ,tli?J~8I EVery two months the famlty goes back
ninth Circuit Court· put oU until Jan. g a t.o Ph\ladelphla !~r a re-e~&fuation.·'ind a
hearing on contempt charges against the ·set of new exercises to insure her con·
APA. Alrwest charged the pilots ignored tinued progress. .
an appellate court order to cross picket "We feel th ere's a reason her hf~ w~11
lines and were therefore guilty of con-spared. We have a gteat deal of faith in
tempt. Judge llofstcdler said there was the future."
"a lack of emergency" to justify im-To this day the Nasons don't know e1·
mediatel y proceeding in the suit. actly what happened to Tar"' A lengthy
She said the court dec'ded t9 bring in a investigation failed Jo reveal the source
panel of three circuit jodges to hear the of the accident. . '
contempt matter on Jan. 6. But the Nason feel it no longer matters.
In another court action here, U.S. What is important is their daughter'•
District Judge Harry Pregerson took life~
under aubmi.ssion Thursday a request Arid· when people talk about the miracle
from the tlrline's attorneys for a or Christmas the Nasons believe It with
preliminary injunction agains t the pilots all their heart -because they have seen
group. a miracle unfold before their eyes. '
Frantic R escue r s Battle l n l'a l n
Straining police and firemen ln Newport Beach
grappled !or nearly an hour to Cree Virginia D.
Wilson, 30, ol 17041 A Altaden1, Tustin, fatally ln·
jured ind pinned (s ee 1rrow) in twilited wreckage
of her car late Thursd1y 1t Jamboree Road and .
Eastblull. The woman, sole occupant ol mangled
car, was dead on arrlvai 1t Hoag Memorl1I HOipi,
tal. Police said wom•n lost controli car rolled, then
slammed topflrst into utillty pole.
Spirit of ,Santa Cla:us
Real Christmas Meaning .
I
By WILLIAM BCllREIBEll
' Of llll Dltb t'tllt Ii.ff The old lJne to a little alrl say lllt ~ -'Yes, VJralnlo, there ls a
Santa Claua:. •
And, though the real MCCOy -st. Nicholas -lived out his !He ceaturle1
aao, his jolly, g..-. -eoy lives on in the bearia IOd lmalfi!aUona ol mil.
liens of children around the world.
Santa Claul, u we pictun him tod1y with hls red lllit IOd big while
r --~ bean!, w15 born hi the Inkwells ol Thomas Nut, one of the
19th ctntury'1 m~ famoua political cartoonists.
•'
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l / ••
Since ht tllne, Santa hat become more and more •
rommercial oymbol uaed by advertising componJe& to apur
oo the rub o! Ouiltmaa bqytng. But the -apklt of
Santa Claii.o ahould not be 1 promotion qi sreed but rath.
er a spirit Of goodwill, fellowship and love between men
expressed in the' giving ol thooghtllll gifts.
In short, Santa Claus hi love, which is rtally the rea.
son Christmas -the birth of the Christ child is celebrated.
Now there are those theologians who recently et·
• • • pressed the !eelin# that some children think of Santa Claua
and God as the same person. While this may be trite, in certain ways, I don't
think maligning or belittling Santa ls the anawer.
Perhaps lt ahoold fill to the parents to explain that Sajlta Claua ls 1lmp1Y
a symbol of men carrying out God's greatest mWion on earth -the promoijon
of love for'ea.ch other and thus fer God hfmself.
THEOLOGY IS CERTAINLY not my atroog Point nd I ,find It best to
rtlate the modern lymboi of Santa Claus with his !orb.or -jolly old St. Nick.
St. Nicholas Is coosldered one of the moot popular patron saint& In both
the Eastern aad Roman rite churches. But strangely enough, little is known
about him.
It is probable that he W'5 a bishop In the city Of Myra in Alla Minor
about 400 A.D. HJstory ts unclear, but be may alao have been the NlchOlu
whose writings and good deeds were known all over the world at that time.
At any rate, Bishop Nicholas lived a good life and was beat known for hil
generooity to the Poor IOd auffering.
It la said that he would go to the bomeo ol the Poor and drop 11cka o1
gtild down the chimney or through a window -perhaps the origin ol Santa
corning down the chimney.
Followin« Nichol~' death, many miracles wert1 attributed to his int.er·
cession, including the rest.oring of life to children and the saving of ahlpt floun-
dering at sea.
BECAUSE OF THESE miracles, he is most commonly aeeepted as the
palron saint of children and sailors.
As time passed and more churches were named for the kindly bishop, the
legends also grew In scope. .
Catholic children in Holland and Germany began hanging stocklnp by
the fireplace Oft SL Nicholas Day -Dec. 8 -to gather ~ti and treats left
at night. To this day, many German children still leave out a lhoe on Dec. 8
in hopes that St. Nicholas will fill 11-with goodies.
The English got lnto the l)Jtch "Sinter Claes" (st. Nicholas) to "Sot.a
Claus" - a benevolent magician, They were al9o respansible for shifting the
fea.st day and gift exchange cwtom.s to Christmas Day.
~ ' THROUGH THE YEARS, aa each culture adooted this jolly tymbol o1
YuleUme, St. Nicholas' name changed. He bu been known aa: St. Nick, Santa
Claus, F,ather Chri!fmas (in French-speaking coontriesf, F;ther JlnUll'y (In
aome Englisb«ieuted areas). an,! Kris Kringle Cf? .Ome ~erp.n lfeAl).,1 But wha.tever Ile ia knoll(JJ as, be1~.~ f'~\J?t W\iat each pel'IOll
attributes to him. 1 , .1 1,,
I llk.e to think of him not as a symbQl ct greed or a .cldld.11 fantuy or evm
aa God. I think ol him aa anotl\er hopeful sign that love between men la not
really dead -just taking a short nap. •
Keep Mind on Driving
Over HolUlay .SelUon
With the NaUonal Safety C.uncU pie are thinking Of things other than lhek
predicllrtg the deaths of 620 per50ns over driving. Between the crowded storts and
the holidays and the injuring of 29.000, ~ shopping they're ju.I plain not lawmen in the coastal ma are warning ·
drivers to 1low down and Dot to tniJ:• thlniing, '!'> def~lve dri~ is a must".
drinking and driving. • he said. ,
The same warnings were sounded last Stan Bressler, trafllc investigator for
year, but 50f Americans were killed over l> the Newport Beach poli,ce •departntent.
the Chrlstma.s holidays in spite of 1he . warned of the traffic hazards cauaed by
wsrnini!s. · frayed nerves. ••with all the rusbl.ng
Sgt. John Beddow of the Fountain around, people get preUy short · tern-
Valley pollce ~rtment liuggested local pered," he said. "We're noUclng a.rlse ln
re!ldents drtve "Super detenSively. Peo-hit and runa, particu]arly In !loJ,iping
,centers."
Navy Drops Plan
For Mass Units
At Los Alamitos
'lbe Navy ia no longer pl&nnina: to build
1 mMsive housing complex on Ltc
Alamitos NavAI Air Station, Defense
Secretary Melvin Laird announced.
Laird said the NaVy has dropped plans
to develop the property as a fleet support
center with hospitals, schools and a com.
mlS!ary.
Los Alamitos city offic!Als have ob-
jected to such a proposal, in which 2,&00
housing units would be bl!ilt on the base,
clalmlng it would burden local taxpayers
with support revises. <;ouncllmen noted
that although Ille Defense ~enl
announced recently that lhe 1,350-acre
facility was to be retained aa a re1erve
tralnini center wllh military flying no
mention wu made of whether a }ftviOlll
plan to build the housing comples had
been ocnpped.
Laird clwed up the !&sue In a letter to
city councilmen tllil Wttk· '
In the letter. Laird also aasur-es coun-
cllmeo. that there will be full compliance
with the N1Uon1l Envlrorunental Policy
Act of 1969 before aviaUon operations are
resumed at the station.
The Defense secretary aays that
"maey factor• muat yet be evalutted"
before a final declaion la made on re-
taining the 1tallon and converting It Into
a reserve center.
It la believed that Army helicopter
unlta IOd other find wing a~craU will
use the ltltlon, which wu to have been
dtactl•ated under a cost.cuttln& pro-
gram.
Cost& Mesa police have instituted
opeclal patrol measuree lo cut down on
the shopping center traffic problem. Men
have been posted at the Harbor Center
and at South Co&!t Plaza to dfrect traffic
and keep an eye out for violators, ac-
cording to traffic .iftvestJgator Matt
Collett.
Another apecial patrol uaed !or the
holidays ln Colta M e 1 a is devoted
stricUy to t1'le search for drunk drivers.
Collett said two extra patrol units will be
used through Christmas with the 1lngle
assignment of fl:Oding driving drunks.
P o 11 c e in San Clemente, Huntington
Beach, Laguna Beach and Se.t1 Beach
oald they ell will be parUculorly watchful
for drunk driven, though no special
p a t r o I arnngementl are planned for
those cities.
Sgl Jim NelUeton ol Seal Beech aug.
gested holiday party goers make sure
they don't drive alter drinking. "They
abould make arrangement& to spend the ,.
night or call a cab or a:et home without
driving," he said. "A lot of people So to
parUeo thlnklng they won1 bave much .to
drink, but they gel there end .... thtlr
frlendl and lt'a the hoild1y1 IOd the -·:l:l:1r."" know they've bad too much-lo
• Lt. Ed Huletl ol Huntlniton Bead!
noted the "'1\lltles for drunk driving ...,.
vict.ions. For a first tune misdemeanor
vlolallon, the penalty ls IO days to 11%
months la county Jill or 1 fine ol f2IO to
!500 or both. Ftlony drunk driving-drunk driving
that result& in injury lo another person--
Cl.I\ brin« a first olftnder one to rive
years in state prison, 80 4ay1 to a yeu ln
county jail or 1 fine ol f2IO lo 15,000. .
All the ofrtcer1 agreed. that lf area
resident.a can stay sober while they're
driving, drive defsnslvely and llllow a lit.
Ue more Ume to 1tt where they're golni,
It might mske !or a happier holiday
Sta&an.
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Deck the Halb··Silently
Wiren ~·re 1p· the second grade and you'd like to
ll!ten to a coufle of Christmas carohl Without blow·
ing the rest o your classmates out of their seats,
earp,hones may be the answer. Demonstrators at
Univenity Park Elementary School gathered
around operator Heather Bucqman, 7, are (left to
right) Eddie Heller, 7, Jim Falkenstein, 7, and
Steven May, 8.
VD Symposium
At Huntington
High Scheduled ,
The Hun\ington Beach Union High
School District Js joining the batt1e
againl!!lt '°enereaJ disease by offering a aeries of public symposiums during
January.
Dates and locations for the panel
dlscugsiOJl!I are Jan. 17, FOWUin Valley
High School; Jan. 18, Huntington Beach
High School: Jan. 20, McGauah School,
Seal Beech; Jan. 25, Edison High School,
and Jan. II, Weslmlnster Hlgb School.
'Speakers will Include Dr. Tliomas
Albest, dlttctor ol WectlOlll. dlse"'!'.
Orange County Health llepartmeot; Peter
Burnell and Torp Cone, Orange. County
Health Deparlmeot olflcen, 1nd Leonard
Ewers, coordinalor of youth ..me.. for
the high achooJ dlatrlcl, •
'lbe r11m, "A Half M:Jiuon ~ ...
will be ocretned al. llCh ol Ibo meetings
and pamplllets Oil ·'veneriol dllllse will
be dlJtrlliuled !ree Of cbar&e. :
·Clubs Given Deadlines · • . f l
For Disneyland Awards
Oranp County or1anizatlons have lesa
than three -weeks to submit applications
for Disneyland's Community Service
Awards, which offer a record 31 cash
awarda totaling 137,500.
Since all official applications must be
compleled and filed with the Recording
Secretary of the Awards program by Jan .
10, organiutlons planning to apply sbouJd
immediately submit the n e c e s a a r y
.. Notice or Intent" wjtb Disneyland's
Community Relations D e p a r t m en t .
Telepliona nwnber ts 53M4Sol, awrtlon
,538.
"'AnY orsan!Jatlon In ounce County,
which proVJAles community aervlcft, ls
eligible to parUctpate Ill .the pr:osram ,
rewdloa ol11 tu or ICOl'O ol 111 ,ac.
"ttVltlei.11'"11 ' ' '.
Compl!>telJ reslrUcturod this year, 10
separ•!e catesories are preaented with
three $1,000 awards Jn each -one going
to an Anaheim-based group while the
other two are given to organtutiou
operating in other areas of the county.
Categories: Include' CUitural, Educa-
tional, Service for Youth, Ac-
complishments by Youth Groups, Health
FacillUes and Special Health Servlcea.
Completing the list are Ac-
complishments by Support Groups, Social
Service, Civic Service, Eo.vtromnent and
Ecology, and General. Communit)'
Servfce.
· The organization wblch Implemented
the moot notable and es~onal cnm·
munity aervice prGjeCt 'In ' '1171 Will
recetvt the OulstlndlDS Awotd of f!,IGO.
After thi& year's ewards presentation,
ov'l'.'300,000 will bave ,bell!Eitlll to Orange O>unty groups ' Ml
cub sranta aince the C.lillllunlty
Awirda lnauguraU6n in 11157. • '
• Wishing You a "Happri Holiday" ...
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Vestamia and Clyde
Dick, Nina and the
next generation, Jake,
Richard and' Vestanna
Johnson
From all three. generations
· of Johnsons'
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' . Four Locations Eyed for Police Station . . .
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llaU. '""' 11111 Ibey .,. !nod -.....,. tumed down a fl.I mlDloD bmld RGbezt L. w,.... but 1111111 II -"I =ii'.!:'rllb°Jt ..::"' ll:i:;, _. COlllidenh II tbe COW.. :.... 7 ~...._.,, ~ """i tbe ~ expec11dto-t: Radio . OllDpny m wl!m tbe Thil, 1111 Wym. 11 a molar W
.. lllM, aDI lllJl ID Ille±•.,.,! ....UU ·~"Ji ~to't~ land':; tl!e .'._...._ ..map. '
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···San Clemente Pollce
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Hear Grinches Gripe
By IOllN VALTEBZA
Of .. Otill'I """ Slaft
Judging from several caaea which San Clemente police have bad . this
Clrfstmas Sea900, good wlD toward """' lm'.t W)jymal.
And when ti0meone bu a legal gripe, no matter bow chintzy, police are
• bolmd to do their best.
Som. -In point: -At a local oupmnartel early this wed< a llJ.year-
old youngster wu a dollar short of buying a present for
dad, cne of those handy •spray waahlng devices wllb all
the ""'P pellet&.
Be made a plunge wbidl llJ.yur-olda .,. apt to do.
Be swit<bed tap and tried to buy the gift for a buck lea.
And security officers from the chain'• main -ubbed him. ·
Panafq a "pollq" fov<r the objedkm of evm the
. store manager) the officen ~ police and made it"
dear the llJ.year-old boy sbould go Ille whole roate -
booking, mugging and 'Ille rest of the .traumatic criminal aidillada.
At aboot the same time, an IJ.y..,...ld who stuffed a Jwd.t<>resiJt .,....
C<ljl ....-wortti 1 dollar Into his belt met the same fate.
Police eased the c:aaes into tbe """1l<llng roate -over the obj-
of the ll<Urity olflcera. The yo<mpters were i<ctUred and returned to !heir
pamita.
Merry Chrtllmu, IUpemW'ket d!aln headquarters.
-A neighborhood feud between twO grown women, cme a 78-yW-Qld
~·wbo"llves alone, erupted into·• police cast over the past weekend when
Ille qtng lady sprayed her foe with a garde> hose.
Mn. llpn}'tO aougbt -and battery cbarg ... Police In llllclwedt bad to take Ille cue to the DA'• office to ...t a mi.s.
·-complalot -apll!lt a .ll-yw-old woinan wbo speaks nearly no ~ -wbO douoed btr neighbor.
. The dJatrid attomey'1 office declined to me cbarg ...
-'lbls one fits lib 1 partridge tn a pear tree gem wrong. • • • more like
• """" .... balconf railing. • •11'1 a enmple of what poJlce have to pit up wilh In a town wilh Ill
...... cl ml!lmls -.._ Idea abou~l'Wnl their lban of dty ..mces
.... -tar dollar. .,. ., •
An trwt,. w:omm called. t.o ancrilJ complain about I meal OD ber apart. ·..mt balcoiJy.
A J!lleoe·lla4 been iatJng •·~~-all IDOf\1inl.
Jhra1 making •· filll!y --• llld'.; ~' • • And she want<d the police to do IOllleiblni about'lt.
A patrolman obliged, and, In hi. word&, wall:ed 'towanl the culprll '!be
mspect flew away.;, ·ease closed • • • almost. ' The 44-year-old woman wltll a mess on her balcony wanted to make Jt
clear that tt wa111't lhe !Int time a marauding pigeon has vl!lted.
"Another bJrd did the same thing lut>"wetk,•officer • .,
But abe wun't sure if ft wu the ame one.
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California Drunks Get
Counsel -Not the Tank
II)' JOANNE REYNOLDS
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Starting nelt year, Callfomlans who
drink a bit too much and get picked up by
the local constabula:y may f in d
lhemlelve1 Jn a mental health facility i.n-
1tead of !he drunk tank.
Of course, it will all depend on where
they are caught.
Under a bill, sponsored by Sen. George De-.Jlan (R·Long Beach), police wW
be 1ble to incarcerate drunU Jn special
mental health faciliUes rather than
tllrowing them into Jail and laking them
to court.
their criminal 1y1tems, we're hopeful
tbert will be some local funding of these
. centers," he added.
Deukmejian will try to get some
legislative funding for the project again
next year, his asrista.nt aald Meanwb'1e
sponsors expect there to be a eourt test
of the new J1w l>eeauae tt is applicable
only Jn those cpunties wblch alreldy have
facilities.
In the meantime, however, Orange
County residenta can upect to wtte up
on the inside of tbeir local cooler after ·
painting tllelr community red.
-·Initial cull oallay to -... tbe preseat db' cnnpln ,.-a m · N<1FPOri Baulevlril, W)'lll said In a
'-' analy2iol .. ,..,. Iii.es.
Par acre, -.er, tl!e land 11 probably
tho -_... ....... _Ibo -
p>lrilj " the u l!CIOI l!u --u lligh u lll0.000.
'l'l!e fourth pol--Ion -
oludy ls. ---.. JamboRe &od, Cl! Pl'oPer:tJ adjacent to 'Ille dty'I
--nr. beadquarten. w,.. aJao told coancilmeo H _... bt
d!eapor to build a !emporary baildhtc cm
Ille presml <lie while any oew facWty 11
under.amtructloo Ulan It Wllllld to ... 1
an equal amount ol space in 1 nearby of~
flee building.
" Wym's analy&i.s, and COit breakdown of
the four lites:
Existing City Qimplez; U acres, no
land cost, U miles from -court allo, •
poor ceoitallty, poor tralllc service, :is.
fool bei&ht limit, some view potenUal,
poor opportunity 1or ezpansioo.
Newport Center: 5 acres, '90,000 per
acre, 4.% miles from courts, es:cellent
centrality, good tl'afflc: 1 e r v l c e ,
graduat<d height limit, view potenUal,
excellent opportunity for expalllioo.
Jamboue Road: 4 acres, $125,000 per
aa"e, 1 miles to rourts, excellent cen-
trality, excellent traffic 1 e r v l c e •
anlimljed .IJeigbt limi~ no del~ con-
straints, excellent e z p a n 1 i o n op-
pqo:tunlties.
Collins :Radio: 4 acres, $50,000 per acre.
adjaceot to c:oorts, poor C<lllrality, good
traffic service, unlimited height liml~
\iouibWty cl joint complex with courts,
uodlent possibility of upension.
Wynn estimates the cost of a new
police staUon at $2 million. whichever
&ight is selected. ~
Land Use Group
Costs to Count y
In New Law Bid
Legi!Iation that would make apenaes
of all caJilornia Airport Land Use Com-
_ Ille responsibility cl tho -
they serve has been drafted by Newport
Beach City Attorney Dennis O'Neil.
O'Neil, ,acting. Wlder Clly,, ~
orders; proposes an amendment. to the '
Public Utilities Code which, if. enlicted,
0 wouJd milke the expenditures of,. tlie
ALUC 1 C01111ty charge."
Councilmen Monday are expected to
forward the measure to the · C811fornla
League of Cities, State Senator Dennis E •.
Carpenter (R·Newport Beach) · and
A!semblyman Robert Badham ( R •
Newport Beach) asking one or all to
sponsor it.
'!be "pr-opooed-"' bill was prompted by
Orange County supervisors' refusal to
budget more , than $500 for the operation
of their land use panel earlier this year.
'Ibey had Conned the commission
reluctanUy, only after pressure from the
county League of CiUes to do IO •.
In his proposed amendmellt, O'Neil
strikes the phn!se thol would allow
supervisors to pay expell!eS alter they
are incurred, instead of forcing them to
pay In advance.
He also adds the following section:
"'!be boanl of supervisors aball fum1'h
the commission with necessary quarters,
equipment and supplies; and the usual
and neces.sary operating expenses in-
curred by the commission shall be a
C11unty charge."
Wording of legislation creating the
mnmission that resulted in the furor
said only, "Staff assistance, including the
mailing of notices and the teeplng of
mlnuta, shall be provided by the c:oun·
ty."
The --II preRDt ii that wblle the ttnator'1 administrative bill pasted,
a cornpankln bill which would have fimd.
ed tbese fadlltle1 in eadl COW>ty In tho
state wa1 defeated. ,
So when the law gou into effect tn.
'Mareh, It wUI apply only to those counu ..
whlcb alrtady have detoi:Wcatloo and
eounse~ facilltlu for alcoholics.
'Funny Looking'
A=nling to Dr. Ernest Klatte, direc-
tor of the eounly'1 community mental
beallb.program, Orange County ii just
begl\Jnlng to set up !hat kind of a pr<>
1ram for alcoholics.
11lere la an out-patient curuc on 13th
Streel in Santa Ana which offers day
treatm«it, but IO far there is DO center:
for tbie ft.hour detos.ificaUon whkh iJ
written Into Deukmejian'1 bW.
"I think Ibis bill pull lhe bandwrlting
on tbt wall," Klatte said. '1lt muru·that
lllll>l!c drunlteneos will no longer need to he bandied u a crime. It will be ttt.attd la about Ille aam. way that mental ilin• II." ..
SalMer omu, Jdmlnlstr•tlve asslsta.nt
to Dlukmojlan uld thst pobllc drunken-
.,... .. defined u a crime under aecuoa
M'I ., the penal cock.
1'ftll new law addl a 1ubtectlon to &47 wtllclo pet peace offlcen the authority
to lmlllle dnmu wider KctJon mo of the wtlfare ad JnatltuUons code," ht slid.
'l1lla -that wbell the facWUes are
avalllbfe. at the 0Ulcer11 diacretion, a
dnlnk wlD be tall<n Into civil protedlve """°"' and taken lo the "delol" center.
Ollld Aid a lludy showed that Lo•. Cow11J 1peal f ll mll!loo to 1r-Jall drunkl bl 1970.
.... ldndt " aav!n&• count!••
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11J Pl\EDERICK SCllOEMEHL
Ol' .. Delfr"Nlllllfl
For the put siJ years, the Laguna
Beach Unt/ied School District haa used
Ille Inllla! taachin( alphabet (ITA) u a
tool .to help elementary school children
learn to read, even lb tinderJarten.
ITA, clutte literally, II a funny looking
alphal>et ol 14 charaetera-tbe regular
alphabet wilh lhe •l!C'OpliOlll of "q". and
":1", and 18 UD111Ual symbols, man1 o(
them lite the ligature "ae."
lTA is not a method of UaeU, but to use
It requl1'tl !edmlquet far dlflerent from
the mt of primerl tmder the watchful eye
of a stem Mcher.
Rather, student. leam1ng ITA. are el).
couraged lo work independently, be .. ~.
· confldept and use the "dllcovery ap.
prooch." lleldnm ''" 1ludeqll nprlmand-ed 1 ... fallure; instead !boy 1et pralaa fir -. "'!bl question we have to ut 11
whether we want to promote cmtife
writing or "°"' aboot lhe mlsspelllng ol one word," commented Virclnll Kam, a
teacher at !I M0m> Elementary School
wbo lnlroduced the ITA procram to the
school dlllrld In 1965.
Once a lludent bacomea famlllar with
the ITA aymbo!J, "be c1111pell just 1boul
any word he wants to'' she added. Tht
reuon ls bec1uae the JTA 10UOds do not
cballga u do llOWlda ID regular Engllab or
tradi!iooal orthography (TO), as It Is
called.
For example, take the letter "o". In
TO, the sound o( the letter changes in the:
words "go," "gone," "women," "do" and
"on.11 Knowing which way to pronounce
the Jetter ls learned only by the repetitive
-and frustrating -trial and error proc·
esa, Mrs. Kunz pointed out.
''The students an!n't limited to the
words like 'see Jane run' or "see the dog'
added Lorraine Ames. a teacher at
Aliso Schoot
"We have kids using wordl like
te}epbant', 'vegetable' and 1cholocate' in.
"their stories. Onoe the students learn
-IOWICls, tba'OOly limit II their Jm.
1ginaUom," sa.ld Mrs. Ames. ~
"Since ttA makes the word attack
much easier for the stud~ they become
more confident. Tbe7 aren't afraid to
write new words," Mrs. Ktm pointed out.
Writing, 1-ever, II nol tho main
thrust of IT A. Jleadin& ii. Again, ooce a
atudent !mowt the 14 cbarlcten, be can
aound Olplt any word -DO matter ho• dlf.
fltult -wrtlteo in ITA. •
To tuch !he alphabet, many of the
tradltlonaJ appro1cb!1 are
!llOd-indudlni Dash cards, ~
storybookl and writing llld .,.itlit&
llklita.
Once aludenia ara profK:lenl tn '"'di"'
In the alphabe~ tranaiUoo lo TO beglnl.
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Season"s Greetings
Am erican Freighter;
Soviet Ship t ollide
ATLANTIC CITY (AP) -co.st Guard
olficia!J here todJy reported a collision
between an American (reigbter and a
Russian fishing trawler.
The collision took l)lace at 11 p.m.
Thursday off the coast from lhe Barnegat
Ll<bibouse.
The American vessel, the·Jef~rson Dav·
ts, was ~ashed and the Russian ship re-
ported ' se"ere damages below the wa.
terline," aCcording to a Cout Guard
spokesman.
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Twins Traci Oeft) and Tami Dowd,
daughters of Mr; and Mrs. Thomas
W. Dowd of Costa Mesa, make liko
Christmas gifll' in front of !belt
own tree before visiting the ho!Jl8
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Speigfl,
whose tree is decorated with more
Ulan 600 ornaments.
Home Deooration
Winners Receive
CofC Trophies
San Juan Capistrano's home decoration
contest winners picked up their trophies
during a,. Chamber of Co JD mer c •
;,. Christ:inU" parlfthi! week. ' -
W"uming first prize for the best
decorated home was Mr. and Mn. lluss
Waters,. 31"52 l·Don JuaD, who made a
Santa.face.mt a "smile button" design
in ligliia. • second plaCe Jn' the home division wa!I
Mr. and Mrs. Richaid Fitzpatrick, 31341
Andres Pico Road
Taking ftrst prize 1n the un1t of home•
division was· Casitas Capistrano No. three
at 26Sl9 Calle Lorenzo. Second was
steven Kirk and Heidi Telaneus at 31942
Calle Rejnaldo. ,
Wumers in the mobile home division
were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hellrick, 26000
Avenida AeroPierto No. S4. Second wu
H. Arnold Chappell, 32ll02 Valle Road, No.
fl.
The business division winners were The
Buttery, 31813 camino capistrano, first,
and Blmcraft, 26821 Ortega Highway.
La Paz Math Teacher
Quits Joaquin Position
Charles Bower, matbematJca ·teacher
at La Paz lnteflJledlate Sclx>ol in Missioit
Viejo, has annouitced his res!gnation as
president of the San Joaquin Elementary
School District Teachers' Association.
Bower said be made the decision lo
resign so that he could pursue field wort
in the area of school administration.
The lea~ship of the teachen' associ..,
tion was recently criticized by some·
district employes for their stand tn a
district dispute over discipline.
Alphabet Works
The as.Sociallon has taken polls tWD
years in a row in which its members ask·
ed for in-service training on new methods
in pupil control.
On the basis of the poll a discipllM
committee was fonned to ask the board
to fund an in«:rvice program for the en-
tire staff.
By this time students ai:e confident in
their abilities Jn reading and have
matured to the point where they c.an
begin to tackle the !angled jumbo ol
regular English, explained Mrs. Ames.
Transition from reading IT A to reading
TO begins with specialiy wMtten readers,
which, as they progress, slowly "phase
out" the number of ITA characters. One
1Ucb reader might begin entirely written
in ITA and end with all the words in TO.
'I11e biggest problem is witb·transiUon.
In spelling. Qilldren wbo bave teemed
ITA tndi!iooalty i.ve 1""1ble spelling
in TO during the third grade, but become
good ...Uer• hy lhe fourth grade, ex-
plained Mn. Am ...
Succea with the ITA J)r'Otr'am as an ln-
stntctiooal tool appears ta be borne out
by rectnUy released rudlng scortS for
llChool dlstrie!s in lhe state.
First grade studen!S llCIOred tn the top
three percent ol those In the state during
11169-111; ...,,nd graders so>red in the top
14 percent and third graders scored in
the top three percent. Also, said Mrs.
Ames, student,, in the ITA progmn are
In the top one percent on"word atlack''
tests.
Mr1. Kunz presented the ITA program
to the bord of educaUon in the summer of
1965 for approval !or use tn the lld>ools.
She bu stulled ITA Wlder John Downing,
who spearheaded the switch to IT A in
England several years ago.
In the fall of 1965, rrA was offered at
the kindergarten level only and parents
were required to give con.sent to allow
their children to· be a ')art of the unique
program. "We started out with about half
of the kids in ITA. By the end of the ye.ar,
the class had grown to all but one of
those he.Id out," recalled Mrs. Kuni.
"When the kilb were finished with
kindergarten they were f'eadlng on a
third grade level, 1• sa.id Mn:. Kum. "It
was at that polnt we decided to
decelerate the program l.l'ld put mor eat-
phasis on creative writing."
The e"lementary schools todty, ahe said,
""'fully stocked wlih ITA books, cbarla
and workbook.....ml of which were paid
for wllh federal money. The local branch
of the county Ubnry also stocks JTA
storybooks for young summer readers.
"ll would be a shame to do away witb
the ITA program/' commented Kathy
Albade, exprmlna: a rear that many
teachert have that newly elected con-
servaUve trustees are critical of the pro-
gram.
"It would cost quite a b(t o( money to
replace the material.I we have now and
many of the kids would be unb1ppy," ahe
said.
During an emotionally charged meeting
Jn which faculties from every school
stated that discipline was being ade--
quately handled by teachers with support
by principals, allegations were made that
the teachers , association's poll was
distorted.
Bower admitted it had Daws but
defended the association stating that all
they wanttd was review of current
policies and training to upgrade pl'Oo
!esslonalism In handling discipline.
Bower said the discipline c:ontroverq -
11was not tbe main reason" for his
resignation.
The organization Is currently being lei!
by vice IJl'Sldenl Barbara Goulel A
meeting 11 scheduled next Wednesday to
determine who the new president will be.
. Reagan Stamps Veto
On Bike Path Bill
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A propooed mo.ooo yearly allocation for boildi'lf bl·
cycle paths throughout California his
been vetoed by Gov. Roa&an-
Reagan said Thtn'sd•Y the measure by
Senate Prelldent pro trm James Milla
"premitu~ly" alloca~ money 1'wilhout
lhe kind of owninailon which I belle"'
1hoold be undtrlake11 first."
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Africa to
BJ CANDACE PEAllSON plants and his own wood-carvings and oil "Ila cost was lmmaterlaL" be shrugs
now, ube<=ause if is being used by the
lleayl National Paris for pmervalioo ol wlld 1nlmals,"
Whll do i:::.• ~'irta UI do&dy palnUnga reminJscent ot that cuJtun.
bulll -ed -... aad East His lltst two tripe lo Ali'lc& IJ\ 11165 llld Keo1I.-wltll 11' optn plains till( toemin& 1161 (N1inlhl and Keny1) were mode lo
w!th1rlld IOimals, hive in conunon! help a 'bosi!ess 'partner Ind !rtlnd, Miki Al a Ftllow ol the ilD1al G«ltll'll>hlc
Soc:lely IOI IJ!e Membe of tho. Wild Llfe
SOclelY ol Els! Africa, be Is l<rribly co ..
cOrned about such Jlfl\W"iUon. ·
""'-s. Moel, retired Nlrine O.rps C&r1or1 Jllm ~ !ootoge 10<
-. Bolbol IJland ~ 8llimal . T'"'° movie~ 1 • •
c:onaerv1tlonlsl and author. A ,£hird 111 , Jtaf waa for mort~ fUm
Muel'• recent return from his fourth footoge-4jut ililJ time' for a doctinlen-And be says Fermt, tht, hero of bil
trlp lo Elst Africa coincided with the · .11ry, "PrilnlUve People \nd 'Prlm1Uv1
publlcatioO ol his. fifth boot, "Wild MedicJDe," 1
newes~ book. is also, · •
Ivory" .by Noutilus Bqou. A 21·year rosldeot ol Balboa lllll!d, he
Now 68, Maiet has a bocllelor • of · . ma<leJU. tsst trip •Ith a dual poirpMe in
'l1>e boolc tells of Fei:nie's uplolls In
Eut Ali'lc& In the yean 'between lhO two
world "ars, when, falsely accused of
trapping prole<led II""•• be ha,d b)1 bunter's liCense taken.away.
philo:sophy degree from Brown l.Jnivenity h11nd: .lo survey game u a member of
in Providence, R. I., and a bacbtlilt of the Greater l2lS Anl!e!es 1.oo AssodiU...
!iclence degree from the CQlmnbla ancf. to take hi• lint booeymoon.
Joumallsm ScbooJ. "Ob, th& trip was jUlt overwbelmlng,"
In hls first non-fiction novel ' effort.
Mu.et ronows Fernie's attempts t0 clear
his name while being forced to hunt pme
illegally to survive.
Though the latter was obtal.oecfin Jt.'W,· said Mazet's bride, Linda, 38, about her
Muet says, "I've studled'wrllinc all my llrst esperiellce with Africa.
life. There are sUll a Jot of. thlhp.lbout it Mazet was calmer, although be, too, Mar.et says Funte,1wbom be met ill
1957, finally cleared his name and ri.ow
works aa a safari leader a!llf proponent ol
larger nallonal parka.
I don't know." was enthused about tbe trip durb:w: which
His home at 12$. !'· ~I ts he bad a chance to see 10 acres of land he
decorated oot ooly ria souvenirs of bis ba<l boogbt a year ago in the Keteogela
lour trips lo Afrlca, but with f1opica1 Cooseplation Area. Mm began wrltlng "Wild Ivory" ill
Santa's Pretty Helping Hands
St. Nick may be getting up in years but he still r.,.
tains a fine eye in gathering pretty helpers for his
Yuleti~e work. Young ladies working for Santa in
area stores this season included (l~ft to right) Julie
Grigg, 17, of Penney's, Huntin$lon Center; Debbie
Boge, 18, of Broadway. Huntington Center; and
Carolyn Capovilla, 17, of Grant's.
Police Capture Driver
After Freeway Chase
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Santa Ana Man
:To Fill Newport
Citr' P.osition
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A Huntington Beach car dealer.ship
manager WM arre.1ted early Wednesday
after police allege he led them on a 2~
mile chase at 80 mileS .per hour on 'the
Newport Freeway . from Costa Mesa into
Santa Ana.
Students Assist
Stricken Tot
Students at the Ada E. Clegg Elemen-
tary Schoo] in Huntington Beach have
foregooe a traditioo.al Yuletide gift .ex-
change in order to help "Joseph," an
unadopted one-year-old infant living with
1 foster family in their area.
Instead of spending their money to buy
gifts for one another, Clegg school of-
ficials said students collected more than
$100 lo give lo "Joseph," who Is suffering
from arthrogryposis, a disease that limits
use of the joints.
Donald J, ,Pi<slon, ll, ol La M~,
was boo~ .. drJlnken driving charges
after, omcer ··au.no Camarillo finall~
stopped ;rum on lhe freeway at Dye<
Road.·
The officer said · the el'ecut:ive crossed
all four traffic lane! erratically during
' the pursuit from Palisades Road, at the
Costa Mesa city limit.
He was alerted after cab driver Pete
Peterson relay~ information via his
dispatcher, a~rding to poUce.
Peterson told officers he responded to a
call for a fare and met Preston, whom he
said put his wife 1n the taxi and then an-
nounced be was driving himself home.
Police said Peterson claimed he tried
to physically restrain Preston, but was
overpowered by the determined driver.
Officer Camarillo said Preston was just
driying off when he arrived and Ignored
his red lights, siren and honking horn.
• iia.· -Baa.i.or Sait~·Atit'bas been
ppulntad uolslant ci!J: ·~ 1¢ ~~T.~ "~,,-Deb$
Baade,.211, b8d been serving as depUly
clfy 'attorney in Santa Ana for more( than
"year.; · 1 1 '
' Prior1o that, h'e spent two y~11ik), the
U.S. Army where he senfed u ~ legal
clerk·at the Office of the·Jildge iAdvoclte,
fort Benjamin Harrison, IndlaDJ;· and
spe:nt liJ: D)onths w.tth the U.S., F.oreip
Claims' Commission' in Vietnam . "
He received a bachelor· of art.I degree
from USC in, 1964 and . his law degree mxn tho UnlverSity o1 Son Diego In 1967.
In Newpoit Beach, bis monthly eolary
will 'be l,1,328.
Street Work Sought
The Seal Beach City Council has asked
county supervisors for $111,000 to widen
Seal Beach Boulevard.
Using matching funds from the
supervisors, the city would widen the
thor:oughfare from four to six ·lanes
between 4mpson Avenue and Rossmoor
Center Way.
Skeeters Under Attack
A frican Fish May Fi g ht Midges in County Streams
By JOHN ZALLER
ot "" DtflY P""' si1tt African fish may be Imported lo
Orange County waters to combat a
species of the common midge that baa
developed apperent immunity· to the
pesticides the coanty has been using.
Two UC Riverside lcientista are ex-
ploring this possibility among several
others as a means of curbing the county's
summer insect population. They are
working under a joint $20,000 grant from
the Orange County and Southeast Los
Angeles Mosquito Abatement districts.
The trouble centers on the tiny
chirooomld midge. Intestine waters of a
high organic content by the millions the
midge has been a r:ecurrent problem in
Orar.i;e Cowlty'a 250 miles of flood con-
trol channels, its numerous reservoirs
and ponds, and In coonty water apreoding
operations In the Santa Ana River bed
and in Carbon a-.elt, according lo Jack
Kimball, manager ol the Orange County
Mosquito A-District.
"ntere are many strainl of the
chironomid mid;•,'' aaid Klmball. '"Ibe
one we're concerned about probably
made up only a small proportion ol the
original midge popu)atk>n: But we've kill·
ed most of lhe ones thlt Wert vulnerable
to Dursbln, our main anti-midge
pestkide for the past few years, and this
has left the whole field upen lo those that
weren't 'affected by I>Jnban."
Wbon thts apecles first mu!Uplied last
aummer, the mosquito 1batemert office
was uOooded with up to 15 or 20 calls a
day." Kimball 1ald th6 district then
brougbt back M1lathlon, a•peotlcMJe that
hod be<n abandoned by lhe dl.slrict five
years earlier because It was harmful to I ~I . more than simply midges. Kimball uid. lssolate a strain that Is co d reslst.va. I
this cbemical seemed to controi tbe one he is lllCC8S3ful in finding 111 at least
troublesome species of midges "fairly mildly cold resistant strain, the Wapla well." might be substituted for the gambusia in
warmer bodies of water.
Unfortunately, however, Kimball said, "But even if these fish cannot fully
Malathion also kills gambusia, or mos· adapt,". Kimball said, "I.hey look so pro-
quito fish , which are planted by the mising that it may be worthwhile to keep
district in mosquito producing waters to them in heated reservoirs ov~ the
eat the insect eggs. Thus it has become winter." Kimball said the fish could
Impossible to combat Oursban-resistant be trapped and removed when the
midges without also killing o!f the mos-weather begins to tum cold In the faU, qui~ating ~ambusia. stored over the winter, and then returned
'this is where imported African fish when rising temperatures permit 'it.
come in. But widespread use of the til&pia1
Dr. E. Fred Legner, an associate pre>-assuming a suitable species can be found,
fessor of biological control at UC Is considered a· 190( range solution. Dr.
Riverside, has found two species of Mir S Mulla, 800Uier~ UC Riversldtt
African fl&h called the Ulapla that not on· sck!nlist, is ei:perimenung with synthe~ic '
ly eat midge and mosqU;ito eggs, b_ut insect hormones in order to find an et-
clean out the unsightly algae that pro-fed.Ive deterrent to lhe midge by next
vides tbeu insects with safe breeding summer. •
areu. H<W'1ll«iel are ~ that 'Ir•·
A fisb that wW do all these things eisentlOl,lo most forinl of life, and art
would be use!ul, sild Kimball. The gam-'' ""'81\\y analagoos lo the Yilamlns used
blWa. curreoUy in use. wW eat mosquito by humans.
eggs at lhe water surface, but will not .. 1f!ll:'la ,,i• working with ~ synthttJc or
scavence in the bolt.om mud where midge miri'Uc v~rslon of the Yitai homones
eggs ire found. The tilapia, by contrast. that enable insetU to deve~ from la"al
will look anywhere for food and eat to adult forms. Dr •. Mulla ~ harmoneJ
almost whatever it can find. Jt will even would seem to the insect like natural
eat algae if there art ne insect larvae to ond;-except that once lncorporatld in to ea~ Kimball said. the Ille eystem of the Insect, they
. -·~ UI . do ~bing the wouldn't function properly. luUS ~ ap1a can eve.,.. The advantage o( this .. modified
gamb\ls1a can do, and then some. cbemkaJ approaeh " according to Mull•
The African fish, however, are from a ts that mimic horinones would be non:
warm climate area and probably can not toxic to other fish and mamma'8, ,
1Urvive the cold ol Callfomla winter, whereas many pestJcides .now in uae 1re
But' there are It least five 1~les of harmful to more forms oC file than just
Ibo Ulapia, and Dr. Legner ii trying lo insects.
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Coas_t. ~¥.an ... _ ..
JIM Md after •nve drafil -11nt11y the poacher. who kills aninll1s and Mils
.. u.ned wilh ll their skins !or pro!lia, la.
His· lour pre•lous books ~ .9ut Muet la <haatllol the flpl o1 b1J
aharks, Japanese !;ghler pilots •od fill>-ttib*lng -I ....., ~ -Ing al the Barrie< Reel. · -lin<l>ts lo the Wesltl'a Unllled llliltes.
H"' has also wtitlen countless articles He 1¥>pes lo wrllt two boop tb1J '!Jlr
for i!J>0"5 llluotraled, Sjllurday ~ for ~'f" non-lie&,! oo lri!izl1 ..
Post and Natural History, -·-bears,.~ y ~ li'di ~· cemlnJi!: conservaUon ol anlrnals. region, , one \ dctioft ·• book .F
"In faCt, 1 wrote ·an article for Sports Oltj.sbnu. ' ,
Illustrated ill 1166 on the disappearing ,And now, Iii addlUon lo ...,,,U,, •1"'"11.
game," he'saya noW. "l ~'it<Wu' one · the spread of civilllltb:\ into Afrfc~ be ·
of the first." W'Ottlef about lbe UllDIJtlifrtngll eff~ be ....
Jn between his 'wrltb:€, woodcarving. feels lrow1d ~ewport Beach. ·
painting and deep sea cllv1ng; 1lliJe! bas "There are too many people" ......00
found'tlme lo run 1 reel estale'.o(l!Ct i>n here,~i'!llfllplaill!; .. di~ing illlnt lo
BalbOa Island. , • buila bl. own hOuso somewliiro'-up
He Is now . terribly, cqpctmed tbat"' north" tbis year for himself and his new
African 11game ls being coai.preased onto wUe.
smaller , areu-w~ St's, a vicioUs "It toot m&-too.long to find a place Uke •
circle-they detlroy the vegetaUon, this .......... open," says ·the ambltloos
multiply and then starve to deatJl.". -~ writer wtwlse actlvlUes belie llla , q:e,
Although not a hunter bimseU, be aays '"?bat I ' can't tell anyooe where it is
the licensed hunter is not a dancer, but now."
Marriage 'Deal'
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PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) -Jack Alan
Wilson says that when he \Vas courting
Sylvia Wagner her father gave him a
contract promising him $10,000 U be
would marry someone else. , GREAT WHITE 'HUNTER }
Wilson '.claims he has c:<implied wilh Balboa 111•,.,1• -I \
Traf fie Mishaps
Claim Two Lives
this &nd some pr.bviil0!15, but Joseph . . , A ' Wagner, a Lot Angeles businessman l
whose company malus liolerie, saya be Pl · · · I
s11ou1dn'1 have lo pay the 110,000. • anners Slate 1
Wilson, a ZS.yeaMld 1\9yal Oat PlaD 1 l
home en leave from the Army, went into 'S d S ' , Oakland Qlunty Circuit O>urt tllis week tu Y. ession '
lo oeelt .tho it0,000.· • I • )
He aatd • that more than a year qo I"\..._ Ge
An Anahei\n man wu killed early this Wagner promlaed him the mooey U be VD neral _:Plan <
morning when bis motorcycle 'collided would 'stop ... Ing bis da\llhler, marry ,
with an automobile and a Fullerton girl anyone elJe wiUUn five yean, stay mar-Newport Beach PJ•an nJa a •Como '
died Tuesday of injuries received in a • rled for at least • year, and not talk ~Den wUl conduct three separate\
Dec. 15 accident the county coroner'• of· • abqut the dead. · : ~s. a • lpeCia1 even&Dc "atud1 )
flee reported today. Attome)ii ' say Wagner, a ,Jew, dldn.'t aeuioD" am two public hearinp,.devoted
Dale E. Wilson, as; of'~lO s. Fann St., want his daughter to mllT)' out of hil
Anaheim, died early this morning at faith. Wijson,is a Baptist. solely to the proposed policy plan, a
Westmin:lter Community Hospital Of in-Wilson has been married more than a gu~eline for the city's general plan. '
juries recelv.ed in the cycle-car crash at year to a girl he had dated before he met The "study sesaiont'' Jan. 5. at' 7:20 \.
Beach and Garden Grove bou1evards Mis.s Wagner while.attending college ,,in p.O). in citY. H~ll, .Is for ~ssion/
shorµy after mldnighi. He was dead on Cali!onUa, aecording '?Jll,s f~\ller., purposes only. Comm.iul.onen bav.e ask·
arrival a1t the hoSpital. 1 ' • Wilson claims he also kept quiet. But , ed. that any 'pubUc..Jnput ·be,ltlJL.to them J
Stephanie Dunbar, 18, of s5o Ray an shortly before he was due to ~ up ~& . ~ written form ahead of that meellrig, J
Ave., Fullerton died Tuesday at St. Jude money lat; month, Wagner.went~ COW1, . An .entire metUna: Jan 13. acain 1t I Hospital of injuries received in· the Dec. claiming ~!'be wu ::un~er gZ'!l,f inen· 7:JO p.m., ls1o be a;i)ublic ·bearlrla·on the
15 headon collision, the coroner'• offlce tal duress when he signed the coutract. policy atatenMalt, which ia tentatively
said. , Judge Willlem J. Beer of Circuit Coor! llchllduled·for adopt!oo.bjl·lhe clly;councll
Fullerton traffic Sgt. Bob Kelley Wd declared U.t,be believed aeo n·t.rae I· io ~· 1 • , : _
the glrl was a passenger in a car which not lo marry probably would be void, TbO lint ball· of a 'fellilarly«be4ulod
colllded With ahotber driven by . a San espedall,y tmce one condtUen, w .. '\&at· ~Winn meeting Jan. 20 wW bi a • (
Ditgo based ..uer. Cause ol lhe crash ls Miss Wqn~ir not be tmd.Jle:~U.,L 1'0llll1111b1Jc~On:tbo plan.·' .,
sllll 'ililder lnvest!ialinn; !be o!Wsalit no court '""'1d honor any agr«ment that Tbe poUey plan ii deslped lo;suldo cl-,
either prW.ubited or encouraaed mar.. tr aaendel in pllldrc until. rt.dded ,
· " ' '. rlage. completion of ti'lleDe1i muter. plan Jn.,
Burglars Clea n·, 'Ott:f . He&••• attorneys one'iil&ir ·lo··1eftl(· .~. i!:IJ..!::iiPlel'~ ·~ 1or
. . the clalm ·oot ol court. afltr nyin(Jol '_ ~~al CllY'.Rall· ' )
R . " R ·a .. Wlhon: "Altl man who,ls .CQWll[IC. flit .. •. ..q_ . ossmoor es1 ence lady cer1a1n1y 11U'1o c1o _,.. ei)iiilning' • · • '· .. Bu~rs who broke ~lo, a' ~ssmoor u ,to why ·bl! woold eailcel his 'claim lo Young· W'Omilli ) =~~~;?t"i!.1.~l~~~~~~ · :~=~;J~"3i·~.d~:r:; M~leste~' Neit; f, t
sheriff's officers at more than $1,000. had reached a settlemeJ?t. . · . -•• . . , , , ,
The haul at-the borne of Lewis MeKin-"I cap't aay what the ptYem:~t Is," ·sh ·~ "Pr!~ ney Webb, 11672 Foster Road, included a said Curt Rundell, Wllloh'.s 'allorney. .. opp!n O' ~Ter "ii
California Highway patrolman'.s revolver, "That w-.s part of lhe 1etU~e.nt." · e> ·
a Wine.bester riOe, three shotgum and Henry ·Baskin. the ·attorney represen. ,1. '-'young woman Wt;IQ ha(j•Jdat .. boucbt' 1 \
substantial amnlunition for all tbe ting Wagner, wquldn't NY elµ.tr "l\lt ,wu Qu'istmas gift WIS argedllnto a ibrulby
weapons. asked if WUJon would get h&lf. are& aeat a ec.ta Mesa sl)opping·cmter
Deputlts sald, Webb and bis ,fapUly 1 "No way ·it la going to be half," be said. Tueaday night by a would·l:ie rapht whom
were Jiving in a Los Al4mitos apartment "'lbe actual amount hun't been decided abe finally f~t elf.
while their home .was being redesigned. yet, that-:.,Will take a couple of week1, but The ·vtctim uJd Ille 1mStJed her· •t-,
They said the in.truders broke into the there'•'DO 1(.•1 tt"will J>e eYI!) baU.r You: ·tacker' on<tbe lfCIUDd. in a drlu1fDc?aJ.n.&
pitmltes by forcing a aide windo". heard the·judge." ' • ' · ecreaming aM'PtllliDI: his t.ir. as ttte'i
ATTACKINll MOSQUITO PROBL EM AT THI SOURCI Of 1:r '
Sclontllf Mir Mullo 5-ps Lll'YH From .. ~ .... r1-ttl Pond •• ,
slocty man ~· at lier Wlden:lolhina
and· trl<d lo mu!lle ,her.
She to.Id Officor ljlcbard ~erlctseo
abe was waiting from .the Harbor Shop-
ping ·Center· to. a, frieod'1, house 1t 1:15
p.m:, ·when, .a.aw~. . , ,
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A Callfornia Highway ptlrolman's 4
routlile traffic check ,of a vehlcle be ·,
halkd . Tuesl,ey 'night near lhe !J>o !
tenectlon ot ·the Laguna ind San Dleao ""' -•!" led to: the booting of 1.. Lot
Anple!fCounty collple on dnlg charge,. n
BoOked illlo Ormp County Jail on •
chiigei of posieStikm of marijllani. a.od "'
dangerous drugs were Susln Jane-Gq:e,
211, of Caoop.·. Part and Jerry Robert .. ~ Barilard, 26, of Sherman Ow. • · 9benft'• ...,.u.; ·called to-the _,. •
said they ·confiscated a tobacco can coo-"
taining marijuana and a plutlc' 6q con. I ~ dangerous . d{ug1. 11)e" Can mt ~ baj'. ,..,. allegedly f~ lq ll't fllipects' •
aufO by lbo CHP officer.. • . •
• • "' . • ' . it 3 ·Hear-Thunder;·~ .. .
Trial•Date Set • ~. -w!IO beard tbe roar ol ' "Tbunder" shorl11 be!oro thir .... '
booted by po1leo for the ~ burglary ~
of 1.Watmlnster.llol't have be«I ordtroil
lo faco trial MArtb I la Or..P Coonty ,
.• lluoerior Court.. • • • '
_ Judge Byroo lt. McMillan set.'tbe trial ~
date for David Wommack, 20, ot J311
BanaOct Road, 'ij'atmlnsltr, Dann! Jlar. •
ril.'."11, Ind Leonard NavectC!, 11. botJa or J
Gard<o Grove. AU three pleaded ·in. ,
-1. The trio WU arrested Jut Oct. 16 ,bJ I
Westminster offl,ctn who caUed on 1 ~ '1'hunder." a Garden Grove DOllco doc to 1 help round up the su>pects. Olflctn iilld
• the .lll>-pound. Cmnan ~ mllOklY \ , cornered the thrtt men JnalM ,.thit
••• bu(1l111Rd Lonc,lltachJwi>lus Sloft on
Gatdtb Grove BoUle't'.,ard. . • ~-
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Tidillgs of Great Joy
AnCI ii came to pt15 i;th~a dlys, that tliere wont
~ a cUcrte from Ca;sar Augustu<, that ell the world
sl;ould ba tared. , ·.
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AMI ell went to be tart;d, fi'l9ry one into his own
city.
And.Joseph also we~ up fro111 Gtlllee, out of tho
city of Nuorath, into Jude11, unto the city. of David,
which is celled Bathlaham: (because he was of tho hoUJt
ind lin11ge of David:)
To be tared with Mory his espoused wilt, being
greet with ~hild.
And so it w11, that, while they were there, the
days wore oceomplished that she' should be delivered.
Arid she brought forth her firstborn son, and
wrapped him in swaddling clothes, and laid him in a
manger; because there was no room for them in the inn.
And there wera in tho same country shepherds
abiding in the field, kuping watch over their flock by
night.
.And, lo, tho ongol of the Lord come µpon them,
end tho glory of tho Lord shone round about them:
ind they wore sort elr1id.
And tho angel said unto them, F.ar not: for,
behold, I bring you good tidings of gr11t joy, which
shill be to ell people.
For unto you is born this day in tho city of Dovid
a S.vior, which is Christ tho lord.
And this shall be o sign unto you; Ye shall find
tho babe wrtpped in swaddling clothes, lying in •
menger.
• And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude
of the heavenly host praising God, and saying,
Glory to God in the highest, and on earl~ peace,
good will toward men.
St. Luke, Chapter 2
King James Varsion
Tho Holy Bible
A Major Campaign Theme Next Year The Boy With
His Flickering
Little Light
Pacification of America
WASHINGTON -The pacification of
Amerir.a ii beginning to be noted as a
major event in the Nixon administration.
Various observer• report that the country
. ' I.ti....... 'WilaQB ' "t"..--. I bu quieted down and people are not so __..
badly afflicted with a sease ·of the nation'• pos,,ibly based upon the judgment of the
Jmpending doom. administration's house D em o c r a t. Common observa-tion would tend to Secretary of the Treasury Connally, that
confirm the special Kennedy is getting himself in a position
studies in d e p t h to blitz the Democratic national con·
which have been vention next year and seize the nomini-
th b lion! II ,. ~eft ~;~is~ ~ lt probablj is of very little consequence
convinced, believing that ·the program Nixon bravely in-
tbat any time some traduced last January -his "New
apocalyptic e v en t _ American Revolution" -has gone
(another Kel)t l _State, Attica cl.Qt. « t '8M)where apd bps not even caqght on as a
wone) Wl.IJ!'bli~f lfpiln the naf.M tthl 1poliUcat.11logan. He began anyway in
revive the raging discentent which JieJ midyear what amoonts to a new ad·
below the presently calm Surface. ministration, a revolution in the sense
Certainly it is true that Jess is heard of that it made a full tum from many tblngs
'America'• losing its way.and foundering · be said he would never do or never was
in war, depression, crime, racial violence expected to do.
and 10uth revolt.. This contr.asts with the
end of the Johnson administration and
the beginning of the Nll:on administration
when the 11atiqn was visibly in a
disoriented state after a series of lhock· lnl eventa.
" WHITE ROOSE officials are ready to
make political capital of the pacification,
claiming that Nixon, though not loved or
"vered, is in large measure responsible.
This will probably be one of the major
themes of the presidential campaign for
reelection. It ia beginning to emerge in
Vice-President Agnew's speeches which
are increasingly focused on the doom·
sayers as indulging', like Sen. Edward M.
Kennedy, in wild euggerations of the
mood or America.
Senator Kennedy, in fact, is drawing a
1ood ~ oJ White House attention,
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PEOPLE ARE OBVIOUSLY Jess con-
cerned with revenue sharing, welfare
refonn based on guaranteed income, and
government reorganization than with the
more showy evidences that Nixon is ge~
ling control or a bad political situation,
Hi! s~ion of "victories'• -making
vetoes stick, getting his nominees con-
finned, getting by in the original stages
ol economic cootrol -convey a stronger
sense of a man in c:harge rather than one
who is e<1ntinually frustrated by op-
position. The frustrated Image was not a
good one.
To what extent Nixon can actually be
credited with pacifying his own country,
if not Vietnam, will be debated. The cue
to be made for it is that firmness on biJ
part in handling protesting youth, ra·
tionality on racial luues, emphasis on
traditional American virtues, and a
readiness to move with the times even if
lt meant reversing hhnstlf have con·
tributed to the quieting down. And he is,
in fact, getting out of Vietnam U not in
the way and at the speed desired by hls
-critics.
BUT IT CAN BE SAID with equal con·
viction that the country wiis exhabsted
and horrified by its own excesses, ready
for surcease and became merely subdued
rather than satisfied.
This reaction wouUl bave,followed the
trauma of the late 1960s whoever was
President. Nixon seized upon that mood
and tried to _improve on it b11t was soon
himself caught ill the CambOclian reaction
and had to start over again.
Now, at the end of his third year and
after another congressional Ussi-On lg·
noring the main thrust of his legislative
proposals, main attention has been
shifted away from what is wrong with the
e<1untry toward a sense that we may not
be in such a bad way after all.
IT IS EASIER TO shrug off ac-
cusations of lnc on1 .. istency and
changeability if it can be shown that such
familiar political vices have harmed no
one and improved the common good,
This is yet to be fully demonstrated, of
course, and it will not do much good to
say tha t Nilon has calmed the country
dqwn if at the same time people are
calmly dissatisfied with the lives they are
leading.
For the time being, at least, the White
House advisers like to bask In the sense
that the impending catastrophe of 1972·73
bas been averted and that voters
generally will be perceptive enough of
that to be grateful.
An. Illness, Not a Crime
By JAMES E. WHETMORE
Setiator, a5th District
No longer will the chronic alcoholic be
thrown into the drunk tank of the local
jail, eventually released, and then re-ar.
rested within a short time.
That "revolving door" was closed
rtcenUy when the governor signed \nto
law landmark legislation which provides
that public drunkenness will no longer be
considered a crime in the state .
Here's how it will work: When a peace
officer encounters someoqe drunk in
public, 'instead of arresting him and tak-
ing him to ]ai), be will merely place the
per.son in clvD protective custody. Then
he is taken to a local mental health facili·
ty for treatment ·and evaluation ol in-
ebrillea.
OltANOI COAST
DAILY PILOT
". Guest Report .
TAXING THE well-known theory that
alcoholism is not a crime but an lllneu
that can be cured, the inebriate is releas-
ed from the mental health facility after
'11 hours and encouraged to seek further
mental treatment. He is advised how and
where he rnlght receive such treatment.
The new law further provides that
anyone 'placed in the detcxiticatkin center
cannot be prosecuted tor public drunken--
ness.
Certainly, the new Jaw does not affect
drunken driving or the conunission of any
other crime while drunk. Persons a~
prehended for driving while drunk or any
other criminal offense still are subject to
arrest and ])l'O¥CUUon1 regardless of
their inebriation. The new, non~lminal
a~ wilt apply only to those who
}lre\'lOUsly ha\'e been arrested and jailed
lot .l!mpl• public drunkenne!I. There •ere over 125,000 auch arrests In
C.lllomll In 1970.
ONCfJ THE LA If ;, fully Implemented
we wU1 have removed the m1tter of
public drunkenness from the criminal
justice system -a step which has been
recordmtnded In virtually eveey ma.Jo(,'
\llldf o1 th< 1ystem.
• Ttie\<burtlen on our lllw enforcement
agenci .. ; Joll1 and courll wfll mott
assuredly be eased under th.is new law. Jt
; wW fret them from the need f(I deal wlth
the problems of the alc:oholie, and enable:
them to devote more of their Ume and .........,., to h1ndll11g truJy wloua
crimes against persons and property.
' OF EQUAL Importance ts the !act that
the new law promises the chronic
a1cohollc a chance to break out of the
tragic "rtvolving door" cycle. Instead, he
will be placed in a setting whert he can
receive tnedical attention where the
emphasis is on helping him to cure, or at
least controL his compulsion to drink.
Unfortunately, on1y a handful of
California counties have set up facilities
for 72·hour detoxification and evaluation
of drunks, However, enactment of the
measure constitutes a basic policy
decision by the state to treat public
drunkenness, and this should provide im·
petus to efforts already under way by
st.ate government to establish a statewide
network of inebriate reception and treat-
ment centers.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus ·
Saool• lives on the, Oraiil• Cout.
He's the thoplUltt wl•>'IOUi" h~
rellow .... n l"ll11J11 tht coat of !
the Clulltmu ll(la" boolll people
'Wont to bu)i ••• II they can Al·
ford tbtm.. • • , ~;~
nlf ~ rtftlit1" ,...,.,. ..., "" ...... ,_ .... ., ............. ......
""' ... --lit •-.ii .... DltlJ '11ff.
It was a strangely silent night in the
little town. Homes and stores were bright
with decorations and lights, but people
who walked along the courthouse square
did not feel the same sense of joy they
usually knew on Christmas eve. Because
of the snow clouds that sent down oc-
casional cold flurries, they couldn't see
the silent stars go by. But that was11't the
reason.
R~gardless of who they were, they
realized they missed the lovely Nativity
scene . . . for so many years such a
traditional parf. of the town's holiday
observance.
THE TRADmON had been broken this
year because d the determined protests
of a snail group which insisted It violated
certaln constitutional provisions; and it
had seemed best to the clty fathers not to
make an issue of it. Most people thought
It was a poor thing to do, but nobody
knew just what cou1d be done about it.
Almost nobody, that is.
The boy had been ready to burst
with happiness when he opened his
gift. It seemed like years ago that he
had seen a bright gold fla.shlight
candle in the window of the store.
Wluzt a wunderful thing to have by
his cot . . • a golden holder with a
gold candle that glowed when yo1i
turned it on during the dark awake·
ness of the night. And now it was his
for Christmas!
It was dented, tind the gold was
really only gilt his mother Md med
to touch it up when sM found it dis-
carded near their door. l!s flame-
shaped head was cracked, and its bat·
tery was probably old. But it was as
beautiful a gift as the love of mother
and son could make it.
Yet something dist·urbed the boy,
;ust as it disturbed others in the
town that night. He somehow felt ht
really shouldn't have such a btauti-
ful gift tcher. the Wise Men werl!n't
bringitig the Christ child anything out
there in the square. The more he
thought about it, the more ht knew
what he wanted to do.
At first few people noticed the boy with
his flickering light. He walked slowly
across the empty street, toward the place
where the Nativity scene had always
been. He knelt as close as he could
remember to the spot where the manaer
used to be, and gently he placed his
precious gift upon the ground.
GRADUAU.Y, more people gathered
quietly behind the boy, wondering at first
at his adoration of the little light. Then
from among them came a child's clear
voice ... "all is calm. all is bright." And
they began to understand, began to sing
with her. The candle seemed to draw new
strength. It brightened in all the eyes
that were watching ... brightened like
the reflection of a beautiful st.&r.
As the boy's small voice joined in the
beloved song a new wannth filled the lit·
tie town. Once more It could rejoice, once
more it could herald the old, yet ever
new promise cl this, the night of peace,
the most holy night.
Rtprlnttd by request
Quotes
Kett Finlayson, Berkeley school prfu·
clpalr white bachelor adoptive f1dl.er of
1evera1 black youth1 -"You raise your
chOd not to be black or white, but to be a
m11in."
Betsy R. Bl•tt, Loi Alamitos -
"Idealistic solutkms are untried solu-
tions: but when the only ftalutlon ls
ideallsUc, then lt becomes very prac·
Ucal."
•
Dffr Childttn:
Then seems to be some question about who J am,
wht1e l liXe *nd what. I do. Let me amwer those
qutJtiona b~re aod now. I am the spirit of givina,
and it is not important that thOse receiving: know
"'here the gift comes from. I live in Heh Of you and
your ~riends. When you·look into the eyes of your
btothen, ti.seers and ne;gl1bors ••• aod aee love and
understan~in11 free of prejudice and self.interest ••• ·
then yo\1 know what it, is I do. You might think I
only wqrk one day each year, but let me tt.ll you a
~creL I .work every day of the ye~ for those who
really believe in me.' ~ . . ("
love, c:;:
S. OiUJ
What Is Wrong
With Christmas
!Reprinted by Request)
Everyone says that what ls wrong with
Christmas is that it is "too commercial"
-but that is not the
trouble. W h a t is
wrong 'with Quist.
mas is that it is "too
spiritu2J" -in the
wrong way.
The conunercial
aspect ol. Cbristmas
can easily be ig.-
nored or repudiated
by anyone who
v.11nta to take thia holiday seriously. But
·the "spiritual" aspect is harder to
r;eparate from the true message.
The three wise men, and the star of
Bethlehem, and the babe in the manger
and the mystery and the miracle -all
the,,e make it temptiJl,11: and easy for us to
forget what the whole story ia about.
AND THE WHOLE story -the whole
message of the whole messlabship -can
be summed up in two sentences from
Jesus' own lips:
"If uyone says 'l Jove God' and hate•
hl1 brother, be ta a liar." (I John 4:20)
"lna1much as you did It to one of tbe
feast of these, my brethren, you did It UD·
to me." (Matthew 25:40)
This is what Christmas -the mus of
Christ -must mean, if it is to mean
anything. If it does not mean this to us.
then what we worship is superslititlon
and idolatry.
You cannot love God without loving
(which Is not to say liking) every fellow
creature He made; and an act of con-
tempt or rejection or injustice or neglect
toward the least -the lowest, the
poorest, the weakest, the dumbest -is
an act against Him.
IF CllRlSTIANITY does not mean this,
it means nothing. If this central fact is
ignored or ,slurred or rationalized away,,
the whole struct\ll'e of ·Christianity falls '.
apart, and we are left with Oothing but:
another primitive 0 magi c" religion.
And it is not the impious, the pagans·
and unbelievers, who must be most on
guard against forgetting this message. It
is the believers, the "~ir_ituaJ." ~ple.
who are prone to mistake 1onn for
8Ubstance, prayers for performance,
worship f~r practice.
FOR ~ CHRisTI:ANtTY is not a
"spiritual" religion, like some creeds of
the East. It is an intensely "practical"
religion, having its moral roots in the
practicali ty of Judaism. It was not
designed to change the way men think oi-
believe as much as to change the way
they act.
It is easy lo think Christmas, and easy
to believe Christmas; but It Is hard -
sometimes intolerably hard -to act
Christmas. It Is not our false com.
mercialism that prevents it, but oUr false
spirituality. Not the clang of the cash
register. but the jingle of bells, calling us
to sentimentality, and seducing us from
the year.round ministry of brotherhood.
HHH Won't Turn on LBJ
WASHINGTON -Jn a stm, private
memo to hili staff, Sen. Hubert Hwn-
phrey has turned down suggestions !bat
he strike back at Lyndon Johnson who, in
hJs memoirs, sometimes made himself
look good at the ex·
pense of his former
Vice President.
Humphrey ' w a 1
asked to write a re-
view of LBJ'a mem-
oirs. S om e staff
members urged him
to use this device to
set the record
straight and tell how
his advice on Vietnam was igllored by
Johnson.
Humphrey ratUed oft a quick reply,
which was put into memo fonn intended
for the eyes of his aides only.
"IT HAS BEEN !Uggesled that such a
revitw," he said, "would.give me an op-
portunity to crWdze the book, particular-
ly on Vietnam, and in that fashion win
some political friend&. I'm not going to do
Ill I will have nodlillg to do with it!
"Lyndon Johnson has been my lriend
for more than 20 years. We helped each
other aa Senators, and we worked loflether "1!en It< wu majority leader.
He helped me become majority whip. t
"Mortel and I have been close to him
and to Lady Bird. He selected me as ·hll
Vice President, and he helped me in my
campaign for the presidency.
"THERE ARE ALWAYS those woo try
to get me to publicize our differences on
ViEitnam. I can't see what gopd that will
do the country, He read my memos and
listened to my point or view. He had no
obligation or responsibility to follow my
judgment.
"He was the President. aild surely
those who know anything about our
government must realize there can only
be one olficlal voice in the Executive
Branch. It is the President's, not the Vice
President's.
"I will not now be party to any scheme
to cut up Lyndon Johnson .•.. I insist
that everybody associated with me
understand· my point ol view on the sub-·
ject of Lyndon Johnson. This point ol
View is to be strictly adhered to
regardJess of Pollllcal consequences."
Bu Geor9e
Dear Gtorge:
Are you the holl!ehold hill! col·
umnist? How can amall blta of let·
tuce, celery and cabbage be eully
removed from a larae veritable
bin without h1vlng to remove the
entire bin drawer? I.O.
Dar 1.0.:
Rent a mouse.
Dear George:
Do you like hou1thold hints?
Well, perfectly Sood root-ruleri
for mttsurlng can be made by cut-
ting a yardstick in three equal
ltniths! HELPFUL HANNAH
Deor Helpful :
No wonder I dri!lk.
(The calibre of Ulese quutions ts
pretty bid. l
I
I
I
L. /ti. Bopcl
Husbands Get It
Slapped to 'Em
''Tlie tlt.vU h 1alttp or UvJ1a: nable wttll kit
wife •.. "
Ootai, ~ Esklme
MEN WHO alsp their wlve,a ought lG be hauled Into
court. All Illinois judge qned to tl!al B)it ho dots ool
~kt the Qffense u: atriously as th~ and me, ~vidently. He 'h-,1: posted tht following schtdule of fine! 11atn.st huto
bands ln auch ca!d: Left-handei:I slap, sittln&, ft. Rl4bt-
hande<I slop, aittlJ\g, 12. l.ell·bahde<I slop, llandill( Ila~
footed. $<. Rlgbl·hln~e<I alop, tt.ndlng flat-fooled, 15, Thi
bllmorl!t. ·
r 'JtARE IS the ciUz.en who knows how to pronoqnet
dipl!tarfa, dlpl!toog 111d napl>ta eor· J'dly.
DID YOU think' buckwheat WU I
Cerul like Oita, barley, rye? Likoo
wbe. tt'a not, though. It'1 a cousin
of rhubarb.
A CLJENTI claiml be saw the fol-
lqwing epltajlh on a tombstone In a
Kentucky cemetery: "Ste, I tald you
I .WIS sick,"
DISHF.S
She insisted her husband dry the dishe!. He said, 1'No,
ma'am, H you can prove to me that MYPl•ct l,rl tJ>e Blble
it aay1 a man dried dishes, I'll dry. them for you, the rest
ol m,y life." Oh, oh, an error. She quoted II Kings 21: 13.
ClJENT WANTS to in<M i( a strOflg al.aging voice
really can break a fine wine glass. As setn tn the TV
commercial. Theoretically, maybe. But the Physics ])e.
partmenl of Teias Christian Univenity has agreed to run
experimenll for us to find out. Place your bets. WUI re-
port the rtsulll ahort1y.
QllElllES
. Q. "Where'd we get the words 'doofllnny,' 'rigamagi(,'
'thingamabob' and 'W\ltChaD).lcallt''?"
A. All I know is that la.et one •cornea from "wb"-t you
may Clll it," The· rut have me baffled.
Q, "HOW LONG should I bang a veniton t'l 1"
prime?" ·
':! it
A. About thret weeks.
SUPPOSE IT'S appropriate enough that the European
oyster off the coast of Denmark changes Its sex from male
to .female and back again juat about every five years.
WRY IS lT girls, more to than boys, are particularly
fond of hor1es? That's what I asked. Replies an Austin,
Tez:u lady : "Because a good horse is like the ideal hua.
band: strong, handsome and stupid.''
SOMEBODY getJ killed on the job every 3'l minut.es.
Somebody dies in the traffic every 10 minutes. Such iJ
latest reading o{ the Fatality Clock.
SAY, HOW DID lhe let ten "lb'' come to represent
"powid"? 1
Ill· • Address mail to L. M. Baud, P... O. 800: 1875, Ntw-
port Beath, Calif. 92660. Copyri~hl 1971 L. ¥· Bo¢
Fl4 Crash
.. , . . . . ..... .. ' .
Stall Biii
f T-eaclwrs Work
Out Guiilelines
,, '. I
Br PATIUClt llOYLB ' and with olber lflCben.
I "Thi bill " ,......, "' ~ While Laguna Be a eh develop a 1ylillm U..t •ill lro-
yowt(•lm -.-lltfi>lltl late prove the quality of !ft.
and 1taylpJ !home fot the ··•trucUon by 1si1na 111
bollda)11, min)' o I t-h ~ I r cutificaled people to be more
teachers lrf" still at tcKool, aware of lhe result.I they pro-wor~llll agaljlst a dUdllne \0 duce "
comply w\th • new st:lle law under the terms of the new
on achoo! employe eval.u1t10111. law, the establLshed guidelines
Called the "Stull Bdl," the nwtt be determined and ap-
recently enacted law pro'lidfa proved by the school board
for the mandatory eYaluation prtor t-o Marth u , ~
of certificated ac:hool Dr. Reeves notes that
employes alona: a aet of Laguna Beach ?:!a already
iuldeJlllet to be de"loped by salWle<I many portions of the
J each JChool district. Jaw byes t a b li 1 h in g pro-
' Lquna Beacb achoo! 1d-gramme<! objecllvu (POLS)
..
DAILY ,,LOT
'Warning' minl9tratora and 11 teachers for many 1Ubjecta in the
.. are ipenc1m, the week befcN acbools. .r lJ 11.T S 4 ·-_ lfn •
Unf . ded Cbrlllmaa workill1 out th... Thi bill mainly provid .. for ,.ew ol'I• eere..w ... ,,"'Veneru .. 0 Ull guidelines. .V1lu1tlng the • m P l o y ' K ) hak h d Ith N I Tb I lf'--"Wt are trylbg to d•V>lop a1a!Mt tho,.. c la 11 r o,o m urt Waldheim Oelt a es an s w U. • Secre ary·Generll an , =
job description' for all lune-gwdeliJlts, he notes. Tfieae th A tri el t d ~t ed Th t W t hin left to ·~ht N nze WASHINGTON (AP) -tions that go on in the school,. evt.luatlons will be written '11-e us ~ was ec e o 1ucce an . a c g ne are: sa
Hou.se lnvestigatora have cal-11 y 1 1115tructlon superi~ nually for each l.tacher or ad· Terence, Burundi; Huang Hua, China; Jose Luis Molina, Costa Rica; Jacques
led unfounded an allegation tendent Robert Reeves. "By ministrator b~ both his peers that ~ naw was found Jn the doing this first, each teacher and his superiors, Dr. Reeves Kosciusko-Morizel, France; Dlrnitri S. BitsiOs, Greece; Karoly Siarka, Hungary;
Navy• Fl4 plane two weeks will then be able to develop •ays. Toru Nakagawa, Japan; Abdul Malek I'smail, Yemen; Javier.Perez De <Cuellu, before the defect caused one guidelines for hl.s own class." . Anoth.er partion of the Stull
of the jetfighters lo crash. The so-called 'uguldelines" bill: wtntit doM not take ~feet Peru and Salah Ahmed Abrahim, Sud an.
"The real cause of the will lief standards of expected until 1973, changes the pro---------------·-·------------------
failure was not determined un-student progress in each area ced~r~ under which a
ti! after the cralh," concluded of study and will provide a cert1~1~ated employe may be
a House Anned Services in-means of evaluating b!acher• dismissed. . . v e 11 t !gating subcommittee and admin!Jtrators in terms of The ma}Or cbangt in the
report. how they achieve these st.an-present system by the new
But the subcommittee head-dards law, aceordlnJ to Dr. Reeves,
ed by Chairman F. Edward · i1 that a school district will be
Hebert (~La.), ·said It is dif. For uample, one goal of a a~le to fir111:.a tenurtd employe
fkult ·to understand bo\111 ~=:a atu~= i:!1'~!ar': ~~ without &Olnf . to court. Tbe
testing procedures "were ap-names and locations of each new law apeci11es that tenured u d r · t" th t t.be pertoMel, ii deemed lncompe-paren Y so e tc1en . a bone ln the human tn:ly. "nle tent to teach or for many
defect 'NBS . not pinpointed teacher might thtn be other reasons, can be fired by
before the flight. evaluated in terms of how well a thr•member comm inion
' Hebert's report confirmed the students IJ'&Sp th i I composed of a teacher a
that ~ hydraulic tube nip-ma terial. achoo! board member 1nd a
ture which the ~avy says sent "The concern Is not for the 1tate hearing office. .
the Fl4'out of ~nlrol and Into method," Dr. Ree ves says, The employe may appeal the
the ground on its second test "but for the product." commis1ion'11 decislon to the
flight last Dec. 30 first oo. "The Stull bill Is just a basic courts.
curred during an engine runup guideUne itself," he adds, "I really don't see any ma·
two weeks earller. Both pilots "and we pla~ to add more jor changes fn our operation
escaped from the crash. than required to our own by the bill," Dr. Reeves notes.
But it discredited the reP?rt guidellnes. For instance, we "We have an outstanding 1taff
by a group of unJdentllled are~concerned both with bow a here and there are very few
personnel obviously close lo teacher works with children areas for improvement."
the F14 project at Grumman
Aircraft Co. on Long ·Island
that Navy civilian engineers
identified the tube rupture as
"fatigue fai]ure" and objected
lo the fli4hl.
Oefen~1ng ~rumman'r
dt¢islon simply to repla;ce the
tub;,ng, Hebert!s"1ubc:ommlttee
61id it found no evid~nce thal.
&Q}'one knew· the falluri wu
caused by vibrations until an
el:l.enslve Investigation after
the crash.
.. Jt uid also •it found no
evidence the civilian engineers
objected ta the tt~st flight. 4
The group alleged also that
thll!: Navy ignored its civilian
Railroad's Demise
Outlined in Report
WASHINGTON (APl .<
Federal lawyers probh1.( the
financial ruin of the Penn Cen-
tral Railroad have set a 1973
deadline for the pursuit of any
criminal charges a g a i n , t
Conner top officials suspected
of conflicl of interests.
after the merger.
It said that .iis of March
19'10, aome fl00.5 million own·
ed Pl!nn Central by it.
customers had not betn col·
Jected and the firm was tangl-
ed in a web of incorrect bills,
double billing, and unpaid
bills. .
Senator Scoffs Reports
Of Eagle's Predator Role
WASHINGTON (AP ) -Sen.
Gale McGee .()).Wyo.) uy1
five daya ·of Senate hearings
on predato11 control on public
lands in the We.st have con-
vinced him the role ot bald
and golden eagles In attacks
on livestock is minor.
He commented after an
Agriculture . Department of-
ficial testified that the ei>yote
population probably ill at a
record high and is the most
serious probltm faced by
ahffp ranchers.
McGee said reports of at·
tacks an livestock by the
eagles range from 11doubUul
to rid!Culous."
McGee u.id bls Senate ap-
p r o priations aubcomm.itt.ee
plans next' month to look into
an \1l4ependent review of
predator control ~ng made
for t~ Interior Department.
The priority should go to
feed starvinJ people if ll\lch a
choice evtr had lo be made,
Terrill said.
Edgar Adkins, an lnlernal
Revenue Service a u d i t' o r ,
testified on methods u.sed by
ranchers to get income tax
reductions for livestock lost to
predators.
· Any livestock Joss I! deduc-
tible, regardlesa of the cause,
Adkin! said.
Mcflff ~e<I U It would be
posaible for r~ to ~
predator 1083 t:lilms ln order
to reduce thtlr taxes.
Adklra said raqehtra «tuJd
t:heat on their taies, like any
other taxpayers.
But he added that rancM.r1
try in1 to cheat probably woUJa
find Jt easier to pay no taJe!
instead of to pad their
predator lou claim1.
•Deteriorating'
SF _Jury Criticizes -
City School ~ystem "' ·
McGee said the hearings
have developed "a sense of urgen\ need for either the SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -each year for a apeclfJed nwn-
suspcnsion of the use of poison The San Francisco grand jury ber cf years." tht rtp(lrt said ."
in predator control or the has crltlciied the. city schools It charged that the system
discovery of alternates." in a year-end report calling for wu "content to go thrq.h &he
Mort information ii needed "radical" but tU'lspec\ned motlona of. lnstructina.'; 'V npredi.Ctability'
Of Justices . Cited .. engineers' recommendation to
dday the first test flight two
months because of engineering
difficulties 'and instead pushed
the first test flight ahead one
month. WASHINGTON (UPI)
President Nixon bu no , II·
Jusioni about how hit 'ttf'O
newest Supreme Court •P-
pclntea will vote. Attcr'lRy
General JOhn N., Mitchell aay1.
' Mild>ell told a Federal Bar
'AalociaUon h.Ucbeon honoring
reeen»t confinned Lewis F. Powtir and William H. Rehn-
quist that President Theodore
ROORVtlt once u:id U he had
known how Juitice Oliver
Wendell Holmis wound up
voting he never would have
appointed him to the Court.
That year marb the end or
the federal five-yu.r statute of
limitations for pog!!ible of·
lenses which may have oc-
curred in the Penn Central 's
boardroom and e 1: e cut Ive
suites beginning in JM&,
Commenting aner th e
At the time, David C. Bevan
was Pe.no Central'! chief
finaoclal oUlcer and, as such,
practiced "total control" of
the firm's giant pension fund,
the irepirt 1ald.
The report aaid Bevan was
instrumental in one rt.ock-
purchase deal for the pension
fund ln which nearly fl million
was later written off u a total
1 O a II and only fl0,000 re-
covered.
on 'the extent of the coyote change.a in the system at all lt uld wholtaale CUttlng
problem, he added . levels. cla!H11 at both aenlor and
C. E. Terrill, an animal Char&lng that &horlcomings junior hlih schools wu a
aclence research specialist, "feed the rlJlka of the 4'grlevow 1ituatlon," wit b
Aid a survey of rancher• in criminals and welfare reci· absenteeism tncreaatni "tt an
the West sugge!'ll.5 "that lo11es plents," the repOrt aald, "U we aca:leratln1 rate" every fear
from p r e d a t or 1 , and fail to produce • first<IMI 1ioce 1164'.
De•th N~tlees ·
AJllU)CKLE 6 SON ' lfES'l'da't MOtmlAllY
U7 .E. l7tll St., Cottr Me.. -• B.t.LTZ BIRGEllON
nJNERAL HOME ,
C.rou dd Mar · l1Mill
C..UM.,.. ·fll.Ull • ·t!IJ. l&OADll AY
MORTUAI\Y
111 BroHw11, (:etil Me11 . u I-HU . ,
McCORMICK LAGUNA
8EAcll MORTUARY
17U Llpla Cuytl u.
IN-NU • PACll'lC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
C<IMIU7 Morlll.,,
1111 ,.::~ -·
Nnrport -· cam-ta -• P~EKFAMILY
COLONIAi. PIJNEJIAL
ROME
!It! lo!Jl ....
llellala•ter -• • SMITHS' MORTUAllY
1%7 Mtll SL
H111dasto1 Bit~ -•
Mitchell said he was "proud
to say lhat President Nixon
has no such Illusions or tx•
pectatlons about his' Supreme
Court appolntett .... he chose
men Who he believed 1hared
with him a ~conservative,
judicial philosophy-."
But, Mite.hell aald , Nixon
emphasized that "U}elr sole
obligation is to the Constitution
and to the Ametican people
and not to the Pruident who
appoint«! them to their post.
tions."
Mltcb•ll aaid be could, 'not
-claim the kind of "pruclenct''
with , which variou! otheri
h•v• pred\cted Utt future
VotJh1 couse cf the two juatlces alter lhey are sworn
ln January.
"The.lie observ_w ltfm t.o
know preci~ly how tfle two
future justices will vote on
issues that have not yet betn
created ," he sAid in a
reference to liberals who fear
Powell and Rehnquist wl\l
push the court to the right,
particularly on the Issue of In-
dividual llbertie1.
"f predict that they w i 11
prove to be emimenlly un-
predictable," Mitchell said.
"The fact Ja that Supreme
Court jusUc:es have a way of
delyJn& elfort. to classify
t.6em 11 con1erv1tive or
1lbtra1. They have a· way or
lookln& with fruh tyea at
each new eaM."
STARS
6)-<dnty Omarr ls cnt ot
thP '\'Mid'• Jrl!1.t utrolo-ttn. His column 11 onit of
the DAILY PlLOTS ir111:1t fPatures.
Hebert's subcommittee call-
ed thls an admlnlstrativl!
disagreement and aaid it
"does not directly bear on the
S"peCiflcs involved ln ·t b e
cnsh."
The F14 project has been
opposed in Congress by Sen.
William Proxmire (D-Wls. l,
who has said the cost per
plane of $S.8 ~!Ilion j!ln·
nounced last March may go up
to as hi11h as S20 million.
Hebert said the F14 crash
made clear that Navy design
and test1n1 roctdures need
rlvUlon. 1
2 Prisons
Condemned
In Report
FOLSOM (AP! -Cal~ornla
1hould I.ear down two of Its
mQJi famo~ P~~ ·~m.1
the pro"'1'ty and walk away
from It," the author of a COl't-
troversial report <Wt the state's
penal aystem says.
Cr l m I no log lat Robert
Keldgord told the State Board
of Corrections the: t" o
prbohs, F o I !'I o m and Sin
Quentin, both built be.fort the
tum of the ctntury, "impair
the operation of even the most
dedlcat.ed staff."
release of a massive t,7IO-
page "autopsy" on the ·cor·
porat.e and financial body or
the nation's largest railroad,
James Taylor, trial attorney
for the Interstate Commerce
Com mission'• enforcement
bureau, uld:
"It federal law appears to
have been violated we wnuld
refer the matter to the
Department of Justice with
the posslbili!Y of a grand jury
investigation leadlng to posai·
ble criminal indictments."
The report prepared by the
enforCtrnent bureau deals with
the rea11on1 for Penn Central's
collapse and concludea that
before and after formation of
the company from the mercer
of lhe New Yori: Central and
the Pennsylvania rallro1ds,
nothing worked rlaht:
The combined ra llroad
didn't run on tlmt, boz: cars
fot hope:leasly J !l • t, 1witch-
yardJ were overburcWJed,
workers get paid more -up
to •400 million more -than
the comp.any could afford and
debts became so enormous
PeM Central offlcl1\11 had to
reaort to "shaky" financing to
get worklng capital.
The report. said officlal1
became so preoccupied In
P111:nn Centr1l'1 1ubs:ldiarie1
and oulllde lnvestmentl they
nq.lecled the railroad
business -or bled It dry for
calh.. The report used terms
like "fl>lal chao111 and
••widespread confusion" to
dNCTibe what happened to
rill.road operations -both on
t.ht trlcl? and In the office
At the time the stock of
CBK Industries wa1 being
purchased for the pension
fund , Bevan -working
through a Penn Central at-
torney -purchased '56.000 of
the securities for himself, the
report said.
It said such practices were
common and added:
"Be van and Penn Central
vice president Robert Hazlett
were In a po11tlon to marshal
several hundred mi 11 lo n
dollars of 111:mploye pension
funds to their own advanl11e
through the paralleling of
J>lnlion fund1 investment.I and
their own per1on1I 1J1.
veatmenta. ''
$7 Million
Pact Given
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
contract for more than $7
million has been awarded for
widen ing a 3.7·miie section of
the Ventura Freeway in Los
Angele1 County.
Slate Public Work.a Director
Jamer A. Moe tald the
f7,0401ooO contr1ct Wll award-
ed to Xasler Corp. and Gordon
H. Bill, Inc. ol S 1 n
Bernardino which aubmltted
the lowest of tlx bids opened
Nov. l8.
particularly from coyotes, are educational 1y1tem, we will "The educational system
now at a high polnt. suffer later by having to spend must be pared to flt the
"This is occurring In spite of much more in police and ctiild, no matter what cultural
all current efforts to control welfare expenditures." back around he co mu from.
predators," Terrill told the Supulntendent of School1 "AJ It la now, the child
1ubcommlttee. Thom11 A. Shaheen aald he either adapt.a hi~ to the
Terrill said the Agricultural "would be the first tO agree ay1tem or fails!'
Research Service has funds that city schools acro5S the ii~iiiiiiii;.;,;;i:iiii:iiiiii;iiii;iiii;i~· for research projects aimed at countl')'" are In serious. trouble i
finding alternates !O the unless there are major
present method of poisoning changes ln the direction of
coyotes. schools and school programs."
"Our objective la to find and Shaheen said news accounta
test effective r e p e 11 e n t 1 of the grand jury report seem·
agaln1t coyotes and dogs ed to have overlooked "many
which could be applied to 1ood things that are happening
aheep," he added. fn San Francisco sclic>Ols."
"We do not know thal it will The grand jury report,
be possible to find or develop prepared by a three-member
an effective repelle'flt against c 0 m m It t e e , c h a r I e d
coyotes or dots," he testified. "deterloratl.On" of the hl&b
"However, the be n e f It 1 achools and said that after
would be such that we believe meetings with school ad-
it is worth • full effori." mlnlstrators and b o 1 r 4
Terrill uld ranchers believe . members, tbe committee wa1
Uiey have not only a richt, but •1sutl askin& the question..
an obllg1t(on to protect their what doe• a blab achoo!
Iambi from prtdator1 by us· diploma mean?"
ing poisoned bait. It aald Shaheen him.ell
They feel, he said. tfr.lt con. could not • • a d e q u a tel y
trol measures art inadtquate answer'' this question. and sbould be Improved. There 's no danger, he iaid, "It Appet>.!'I that the on I y
PART TIME
TYPIST
APPLY
THE 'NEWPORTER
NE)YS
Hit NIWPOIT ILYD. " '
NIWflOIT llACH
PHONI N>I APPOINTli41NT
671-0271
th1t the coyotes ever wlll standard now in effect Is that
become extinct. ii~t~h~e~s~lu~d~•:nt~a~tt~en~d~a~ce~rt~a~i~n ~~~~~~~~~~~ ''The coyote is too \nlel\igent minimum number of classes
and too resourceful for that,"
he added.
Thert are "too m a n y
coyotes and not enough aheep
in the West," he said.
McGee asked the witnw
whlch should aet priority In
the event the nation had to
cboote between meat pro.
ductlon and wildJUe which are
killed inadvertently by the
poltoned coyote bait.
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Keldgord, ot Oakltnd ,
repeated recommtndaUons In
hit 6SG-page report, authorized
In 1970 Ind funded by a
'250.000 federal arant, that the
prilon llhould Jhut down. He 1-;;:;:::;============::;;iiijjjji9;;:;;:=====::;::;:;;,11 added they were archltet-I ·
tura.lly ugly and hampertd
new prison JX'Oll'lms .
Th111: meeting at 1ranite-wa1l·
ed Folsom Prti.on w11s one of a
&erle.~ being held by boa.rd I
me.mbu! at various slate
pri.'!09 to study !ht report'•
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.,. ,_ battJt the olementa and the
~ eading -f., the·-ol
-by.
Jld;es in the 1'71 edition ol the ...
Mila of Cbristmu Smllel" contest have
made their tour flom s..t 8eaob lo San
Clemente -coopcNOnhlp again ol the Orange Olw!ty Coul Aroodatlon Ind
the DAILY PILOT.
Oa their -aboard the Elplorer Motor Home Corp. '1 "tmilemoblle" (Ko-
foot motor home donated to the -
this year for .,. of the judges), the panel
viewed displsys nominated by the local
contest spooson. · •
Here's a rundown on entries the fudgt1
judged in each community "None" in-
dicates the local sponsor dld nol
nominate an entry in the cat.gory.
RESIDENl'IAL
CAPISTMO BEACH -None.
CORONA DEL MAR -'The Jen'y ;
Thompson family, 2701 Shell Strfft. a red
and whit. lighted Sanls C!Bus smiling off
the dock.
COSTA MESA -Mrs. Joseph Gobster,
1067 Cheyenne, garage door and bou9e
dl<playing faces of Santa and · brlgbt1f
ligbt<d.
CULVERDALE (Irvine) -John and
Jackie Jones, 17501 Wayne St., large
Nativity BCtne with illuminated letters
spelling "PEACE" ovevr tbe manger.
DANA POINT -The George E.
Weinert family, 33222 Palo Alto, both
front ·and back yard gaily llBhted with
blinkln( lights, Cllristmu trees, and
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UNSCHfl)ULEO STOP '-Judges cruising Oran~e
Co~t area to .find best~..ciecorations for prims m
'140 Miles of Cl:lrisf.mas Siniles" halted their ·EX:plor~
1!1'.HoJA> Hbme Corp .. "smllemobile" at home of Mr.
and .Hrs._ Gene Qasaro, 20j)3 Vista Cajon, Newport
• Beach, to see display 1of handmade elves; Sari.tats'
helpers and other elements · of Fairyland scene.
Though the display wasn't-officially entered in Con~
test, judges felt it merited their attention.
' family, 227M !sis~ Drl .. , both sides
of house clo\:Oraled, cineiirllh .. , boat
-in lights Ind mii.clut Cl1 ~
waterfront, the other with a candle and
l!IOW1Dall ouUlned.jn •lJihls.
·COSTA MESA -None. Wheatly,. 17811 Bead> Blyd., window
CULVERDALE -None. dlspiay with tree -t<d in gold, and
DANA POINT-tlowers by Sunimei'1 • brfiliant'gOKI ~· ; . · -1 • •
owned by Dan McDuffl, 34161 Pacific · l.WUNl.(~EACH -E·sch'bach:.s
Coastlllgbway,decoratedwhlt.treewllh Floris~ owued by BW Eildibacb,• Z30
IOred""'ts oulJlne n ... ~"-• Bl'l(Od,.ay,, Laguna Beach, wbole-interior llUl!'l'""' ..... ,... ··-· o1, llol'e ·decorated. for O.rldznal ;m-
FOUNTAINVALLEY -Gn>cker Banli, duding seyeral b'ees, ·eocll &conted
10060 Slater Ave., each, window .painted wlth•a'differmt theme. ,.
with a different Christmas theme. IAGUNA NIGUEL -None. 1
HUNTINGTON BEACH -Amerioan _-.;_ ·,
'
' ---.;--h-. And a 'Ho; Ho, Ho'
To You Too, Buster
, Jli.ARTRUll R. VINSEL '
No wonder old SL-Nick' was a 111fit.
One hour playing l!anta. Cla\11 roqulrts the ,f!~i::e of Job, the -ol Solomon and -U yoo aqµirmed dowo eyery y with.. every Item Iha
lltUe darllnp want -•tt WOUid require the wea!Jb,, Of Howard Hughes.
The asslgnmeo! to do ll "!a& dttamod ~P ~y a clty edit«.
Bt 11 usually a former reporter. His jo6 lS to &it around dreamlng DP
•Mignmentl for, you that be would never choose for himself. He Ia usually
quJle IOOd al Jhla. . , ,
ONE SEASON rr waa 119king around· bu,11 streeta wllh eyes patclied .. p,
dllgulaed aa a blind man to aee 'tt people are r<aDy nJcer to their fellow tJ!OD al <llriltmas. .
But tbel'a another story: , ·
· 'Ibis cme opeoa In a department &tore lllll1'• nlOlll, dleuing to be a
atand-in Sallta whtle the, real old pro from the North Pole
popt out' fer a putrami on rye. !
His be!~ 10 sizes too big, suggests be eals •weD.
HlJ trou.sert fold over by one-third agairu Putting aa ,
hll: volumlnoUI coat is like bavlog a tent collaple m yoa.
His phony nylon wig llrkles and Itches; hla phony
white beard t~pa slipping down, uposing my real red
beard.
And 10mebody forgot to reserve any shfni black boots.
SO I SHAM~ bravely to nly throne in un-5anta-Uke
blue tenols shoes to begbi !ililng little childrel's hearls
with cheer. .
My i>wn Is pouodinf and the floorwallter does not appear . tm'presaed
with hla stand-in. jolly old "'1nl
Visions of lawsulls are danclng in hla bead like sugarpfums, should any
amcmg several ~ble disuterl occur. ' • .. '
The tint --looks .. scared .. &Ubolilule Santa feel&
"Ho, ho, ho, IJtUe Girt What do you want for Cbriltmu?" 1
Only a skilled shorll>and stenograpiler .could bave caogbl the whole llst,
including toys I never knew existed. . • .
"JwaoojmlnlaturtkitcbenaChattyKathydolliiateargugunnababyslstema •
Mattel~blegummachlba>acowbo)'l1olnapalntb111umberuetnakllte •
' teoaaquariumna ••. , •." she apewed. • ,. I
TOE NEXT LrlTLE boy came right l<>,jbe Poinl I
0 What do you. want for Cluiltmu Llttle:-SO,?" ' ' ' '
"Good Lord," he 'declared, a righteouAly .indignant &-year.Old, wlo may
have eonfused the names or the sacred iofant and Santa Claus.
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FOUNTAIN VALLEY -The John
Richard! family, 10286 Cardinal Ave., a
grand collection of band ~ designed
p(vwood bears, tho Old Woman · in the
Shoe, Santa, a creclie, and many other
cbarscters.
MISSIONVJEJ0-"1111! Chi:l·~er
famllf, 2'312 Cbr1Wita ~ 1il>lue roof
lighted with red and greoo u,iu., 1arage
wrapped as • package, m ,tjle. f{ont
lawn displaY)ng a hand cr8fteil lllW.'tfying
to ,gel bis' bum> to l"ll a , ~-. fill!' Of
·prestn11, : ' Beauty FJOrists, owned by Gon!On I ~ FOn=1 -None.-,
MISSION VIEJO -Mission Viejo Com·
.. I senL you a whole list two weeks agof Didn't you gft It?'! 1 Nut ·came twins -a boy and girl - a dynamic duo one could easily NEWPORT HARBOR --None.
SAN Cl>EMENTE -The !!an Dixon G d t w· family, 4117 Calle Abril, llg~ angels ra ua e IDS
and manger scene, a Santa·Claua: and and
pany, 26137 La Pai, two street corners,
one with a huge and lighted pastel
Ohrlstmas tree, the .Qther with Santa's
workshop, other over-street ·and ortstreet
d-ationa throl!BbOOI ~ community.
tee is. capable of double trouble. , '
l!'hey Joqked confused when told Santa Claus ~ twins ~ be twlca u good as other little chil41'en, because there are two of them. ;.
a candy cane walkway C(IJ!lplete · B ls S d Finally the. ordeal ended.
The profesl1onal fake SAnta returned from lunch, an odor· of 110methlog ~
HUNTINGTON BEACH -The James music and dancing elves. russe tu y NEWPORT HARBOR ·-Fashion
Island, the Columbia Yacht; strung ffom
masthead to railings with wliite lights.
stronger than plstrami on his ·breath. . . . .
The amateur fake Santa -'pufiing •like 1 cbronlr asthmalic alter ID
minutes-of bo, bo, Jio.Ing -was off duty, arid oot a minute too""'· ' ·
"BEY SAl'll'A CLAUS, ask my girlfriend here .what she w&nll for;Quist.
mas," crowed a rb.lgb school kid, just as old St. NJct reached the men's room
to change.
R. Anderson family, 6362 Shayne Drive, a SAN JUAN,WISTRANp -Mr. and A Golden We~t College graduate has ,.liglowi display rovertog the entire front Mri Russ Wafers, 31352 opo Juan Ave., woo a Rotary International 9'1!olarship to
yard, including hand comtructed figures huge Santa ..uU!ned ·in red and white study political science and geography at
'and animals. lights using~.''sm1:1e'.' f~ce. ' the Free University of Brussels in
LAGUNA BEACH -Dr. Eleonor SEAL BEM:ll-'Nooe. / Belgium. ' Fr a1 v1wn .. ; p k Dri hand __ .-1' The scholarsip was given to Harry M. azer, "&&> .. a ar ve, UMM.lla\ClAL _ Zatkowski, a Westminster resident. He
SAN CLEMENl'E -Lindy's Shop for
Men, 13Z Avenue del Mar, gaily
decorated in golds and gr<ens, the win-
daws are very Olristmasy.
••Santa ls going to water bis reindeer," I lied, wtiile regarding the gang
with a merry old twinkle ••
cut and painted gingerbread men and , .. SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO -.The But·
tery; S1M3 Camino Capistrano, wiDdow
dbplays of delicate oJd.tim.e Clriatmu
Suddenly that ...... didn't SOW!d tight.
.. Is that what you call it' at the North Pole? We say It aDother way down
bere," be quipped, drawing giggles and guffaws from the png. -· · Santa Claus. · ~ ~ BEACH ·-Village Hair was sponsored for the award by the Hun-, .... ._ ,Dof1ei1J p k · Ungton Beach Rblary Cub.
LAGUNA NIGUEL -The ~lei tr. 'ii ~ t:ee fillln• Gie ~~· Zatkowsld r<presented college students
Dlmn fllDlly, 11111 Natlol:Wf.'ark Drive. ~Jn ~ , ' this year at the 4th annual Congress for ornaments and decorations. ' No anart kid with 1 crop of aoie l>right as Rudolpi> tbe -know-Wbit'a. rh.e is gOing to embarrau old Santa and get away·with it, because old Santa
keeps traclt of bad boys. ~ . ~'· .• .1£. _ , =~.1~ = = ~~ (x;bN~ MAR·~ Car1'1•;,...en, ~~unlty Progms ~ ~tlngton
candles and a stained 1lua window. 21124 Pacific Coast HJghway, beautilul He ls one of 400 studenls tnnlQgJIOtlt tbe tree decoJ'ated wtlb butteri»es cocv nation to receive a Rotary scholarship for
~BEACH-Cily BID,~ ID llght<d~'C'. ~df~
0 Seasons G~1." Red' inoWflakt
mounted on end ol Municipal Pier.
, U ·tbera. ts ~jlul!re, aomeday a ,...,. a~per rtp0rt.r and rn bl the lid dflllrjil 11ory • • , •
lie yW :be fa ~ ly dsurd Santa UI,
LAKE FOREST -The Ed Edwards .·· itrurUid ol. Pink featben. foreign studles. . ' " . -. . '
Marines Conduct Snow ]ob . 4,dulJ"fiood
WASllJNGTON (AP) -with an amphibious landlng Al big aircraft carrier. Franklin • C J ;J. L"
• 'Humble H~' Teaches.
'Illlrty-three Navy Warships lWd Stat. Park. . -' D "&oseve!t the gulci.ci · ' 0Ur,u, 'Ci 0St
and a ~man Marine landing The exercise whlch will also · · · --' . ~. ' 1 PriSQn Broad~ting force will conduct maneuvers include antisubmarine warfare ~e cruiser Albany, t;h e, •. • •
along th• Maine coast ~ drilll, clO<e air suppoit, and ' helicopter carrier Guadalcanal University
month to t.st the AUantlc other fae<ll of oeat ·combat, and Ille heavy cruiser Newport · • ' . • CHINO (AP) - A class in The class ls one of 30
fleet'1 ·1bility to operate in bad are the firit of their tin11 to be · N?•· flaphlp of the 2nd . tos ANQELEs (AP) _Of-broadcasllng which includes c:Ourses at Chino aimed at
winter weather. held in weatber-c:ondl:tlons for Freel . · · instruction from a former disc · reliabilitation. Otber classes
The exercise, called "Snowy several years, the Navy aaid. • ever.:a11, the exercise will ficials o[ '~ University of jockey convicted of second inclµde a deep 1ea d.ivJng
Beach," wlll be held an. 17-21, The ships will Include the fuvolve 'about 15,000 men. · Calllorolaitaf a. new-state law degree murder is under way . scboQl and an a n 1 m 8 1
~~~~· -• gr.inting. 18-year.old.! the legal at the California ·Institution bandllng-carttaker a c b o o l ,
rights of adulthood could cost for Meo. bqth with good marb in
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PRtlllUIOPEB8114BE
B/W/ A INCORPORATED
· ·Hambrecht i Qulsr
c.oenm. i Co., Inc.
Stephens, Inc.
Herron Northwest --
the university more than '2 With the honorary call let· securing jobs for "graduates."
million each year. ters of KCIM -altho~ its "What the Ca Ii fol' n i a
programs can't go outside the Department of ComctiOD.'I is
'Ibe loss would result if an prison under regulations -the interested 1n is that we're
.estimated 1,400 out-of-state broadcast schooling aims both , going to have 'to make mem
• students took advantage of at rehabilitation and secwing emplo)'able on the streets,"
their adult status and became jobs on the o~ide for sue· says the class adviser, cor-
residents of C a I i f or n l a ' cesstul graduates. rectionpl officer Rusi Howard. "Everythinf theie • Is to . The prlion radlo school wW
avoiding out-of-sta te fees know about radJo stations will last from six to nine months . which .are about $1,500 per Som ....u.,..... I -'..i..-1. h · be taught at this school," Wd e r.-.uu GUM1U ave ~ 7ear for 0D4ergraduates. _, .......... 1 that f Harvey Miller,.,who once Com· provciu 80 J"')"Uar a ew
• A budget spokesman said manded high air .• ratings as iQmates have actually applied
1 Ulere are 8,378 out.of-state "Humble Harv" of L 0 8 for, and received. permlsslon
1 atydents in a total UC enroll-Angeles rock station ·KHJ. to continue .ctaqes even after
.-ment of 109,066. Of those, 3,129 Mllli'!r, 3S, Who earlier this their term is Upr <are undergraduates and S,249 1 d 02lno is a-Jftdominently ; are graduate students. year i> ea -ed guilty to second miJilmum-security, fenceleu degree murder in the-shooting · The s]iokesman said the of his wife, said iD an in-facility about 40 miles east of
estimated loss is based on an terview that the object "is not 14s Ange.Ip. assumption that 40 percent of to turn out stars or radfo -~-'-'-------II
the undergraduates w o u I d personalities but to tw'n ·out
make the lwitcb. qualified people." . . ~TARS
Before students could take Spokesmen say n e e d e d
advantage of the law, the materials for the class of two
&pokesman said, the uolverslty dozen inmates have 'been
would have to change its donated ld part by broadcast
Sydney Qmarr bl one of the world'• great utroJo-gen. Hit column fl one of
the DAILY PU.OTS areat featutts. ·
· regulatlbns whlcb now say a industry members. 1~-------
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M pokdman aaid t h e!I I ·
regents · wm probabl1 reduce LEASE or UY
the age to 11 at their meellng
nei:t month.
He said they probably would
keep other residency re-
qulrement.t, Which tncjude one
year <iJ (>IG>llcill presence in
the •\ale 4nd car ttglstraUon
or, paym~ o(. state income
\al .. u •Piillfahle. 0 Assumina the regents
make tbl ci>OlllO Ibo big q-
tlon will ba how many of our
.......,-studenls wtll take
advantage of the law1" one
apotesman uld. "At this Point
we do nol koow the answer to
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2l2t HARIOR ILVO.. COSTA MUA • -
' Coming •l>ec. 25th
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In the feature article, Jean E. Lain! ,offers some
carefully researche<I guidance to th• "lns and
outs" of naming yq1r baby; SHe sugg~'a ffW '
simple rules for achiwlng a successful combina·
tl0n of sounds. And she ,..rm apinst SOllMt com.
mon pitfalls that could ha,unt your7child's later liie.
Before choosing a n1111e for your newbOm' baby,
ask yourself, "Whar~ In a name?" and read this
fascinating 1$$8)'• 1 .
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e COMIC GETS SERI.OU$ -Marty. Ingels tallcs
seriously about women;s 1•Ub"•ln an article in
which he confesses he, !,D•Y be "the onll guy
Jn the new ~ancipat,a. society who still be-
lieves in tradiU~nal mBDijage."
e MIDNIGHT-SPlCIALS -Cooks looking al>ead to nut week's all-oigbl parties and clock watch
sessiona will appreciate step-by-step instru ..
lions for creating casserole dishes.
All Coming Saturday in the
DAllY PILOT
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B.v CAROL MOORE
• Of .. DlllY ""' Slaff
J Gazlni out the window, Mn. l\lyrlle
'cOow~· ~ be enthusastlo about
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'Fol"Clirlitmiu.vll!I not be• apeelal .i.,.
l:r~~ "j . II w~ be tlko any other ~ tile
She ~ heir· HM "sOOnds ol. Cl1riltt4u
children's f~t rµnning down tbe
*1Jway,• a familiar carol on tbe in-
tlrcom. Spicy. aromas ol holiday lood tft th(ough the ~':m. But they pas1 her
Jareeting cards and stasonaUyrks tell !f~ much Qiristmas is ma(l~ of tradi· 'f'IJI and memories. r
f Mrs. McDowell remembers candlelit
tJ?es, 1leigh rides down city·streets and
lkk~ the bowl after fruitcake was made
!tom scratch. But Wbo is there to listen?
~Who cares about "_gra~mas" wl;lo
fjbn't live in houses you nde "o~er the
11ver and ~rough the woods to"?
, A &J.ltt.ering, tree· in the lounge of a
Q,sta Mesa 'COO.Valescent home brings ~cit mem9ries of merrier etu:istma~s i, her 82 years and ·her eyes glisten hke ,
ornaments. •
ILeaU>ery,.rippl~•hands pull the blu~ Itri~ afghan·' Slf\lg oYer her knees as
she Compares her practically overlooked
Chftstma! to one.oJ the few joys.left in
her Ille -the Los Angeles Dodgers.
i "Both the holiday and baseball seasons ~me only once a year and when all the
citement is over, as they aay, 'just wait
ti! next year' ... mlf.bt."
· Her eyes shine, merrily this time, 8$ & remembers going ~her first Dodger
g&me last summer. trithds had ar-
1',Jllged for her"name to be flashed on the
'f'O!'eboard an9~ several celebriUes,1 in-
<:(udini Jack {JeMy, ~e.over to greet !/!! "tilUeold lady" (an. •
.People ~aied. • . That was,the differeoce Mrs. MCDoweJI ~nsed a iihe , look~ a!O'lnd Per room
decorate<t 'With Do4ger ~nruµ1ts .. posters
and menfurabilia instead '()f, wreaths apd
tyiubh:s1• ·
'The J staff here is marvelous, really
t8oUghUul about holidays. They fil: a big
bOUdaf meal but you can't expect them
to ·d much more; ttiere are too many .of
us," she said, tumipg ~ack to the wm.-•w. 'Perhaps she was .remembering ~e
d!iristmas . pag!'80t• .In the parochial
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tcli6olJ al b<o New Orleonl Cbildbood.
'Ibere were never very many people
around her <Jl1'iltmil trfeJ. She WU an
only ohlld and had no chtldren ol her own.
But there were people.
People · ho opened packages. People In
take snapabots. People In w1lch the woi.·
bly rider 011 the new bicy<le. People who
•macked 1lle!r lipo over plum puddlJll.
Where are the people now? .f
AJone. She pulls a Christmas card otf
,fhe window sllJ'for a filth reading ol the
day. Tears well up but not over. 'Ihat
kind ii: aaved for immediate pbyslcal
pain.
Alone. But not re.ally. A. few otberS'
shuffie down quiet l!aU.. In the !ale •I· tirnoan twilight. Multiply that hr. ... ,.
other convalescent hotne.s in the city. And
then consider the number of rest homes
in the county ...
Unclaimed 11packages" of kisses, know~
ing winks and knitted brows, wanting a
person ri;ir Clu'lstmas.
She first !eit iso1aled·when no one ask·
ed her to string popcorn and cranberries
for their tree anymore .
Were old people ignored on the ,
holidays? Would thelr presence go
unheraJded? What was the world mis&-
ing?
People with package's, gcurrying on the
sidewalk oui.side, assumed everyone has
family. That's not true. Her In-laws are
in Louisiana.
It isn't that Mrs. McDowell is a
recluse. She's a fa\/Orite of the nurses, .
talks animatedly about last week's slkie
show on Africa and smiles at the mention
or the Dodger&.
She could join any family's fireside cir·
cle that's missing a generation.
You come ,into this world alone and go
out that.way but in between ls meant for
sharing.
Whatever the frail woman iJ recalling
mists her eyes. ·
Stie takes another bite of a candy bar.
and concentrates on the l'(luslc. There
were happier times. "I've ltiWays ijked
the sentimental son"s, not the ragtime
stuff they have now.'
Btit thtfe is always nu1sjc and the
same paW view from th,e window.
And y~steryears that come to mind.
But, it's Chrislmas that's supposed to
be &peelal.
· 'Women '.Liberated'
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Mrs. Myrtle McDbwell gazes at a
trimmed tree and remembers
Chri~tmaies ·past, for they were
much merrier because she
shared those with loved ones.
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By PEACE M0FF~1 I.
A' HltWllHllll'tt Wrlftf'
televi.sipn repah'. , . ! 1971 wa.s the first year ;.woman wu ~,1971 w.aa ,the y~ar .of the libl;!rated even considered1for the Suprime Court,
Ean -;or w~s .it? · •· • though ·not appointed, and the year the
wis the ·year Swis,11 women won the ·: SUpreme COUd struck down ·an Idaho law
t to vote, •001 it also was -Ole, yei~• ·that ga,ve men preference over women in
WoPosal ·to eiifra'n'.Chl!e women. in ,the ~ . adnirb1stering deceased persons' estates.
d.untry of Llchtenstein was defe~. · ' It was the first time since the 14th
?it ·was a year during· which women Amendment went Into effect in 1868 that
ipade tnroads:lnto.: mal\Y fields , ,such as the supreme Cow.rt said women had been
If>lilica, the armed rorc:es antt sp<!tts ~4 ~ equil right..
tfiere was a · fnyrlait of stQri~ about · 1n ano~r case the Supreme Court rul·
women in ·pto(eSsions uaUaDy ,th<fldght' of ed employers~ cannot refuse to hire
closed td their au -fUCh as truck women with small children while taking
ivinf, ~nsttuction ' and radio and on men in the same situation.
· : A male tiastion in Washington, D.C. fell
llELlA AIZUG
in 1971 wbM .the National Press Club
agreed fo.1 accept women as members.
Not to be outdone, the Women's National
Pi'esa Club'voted 104 to o to admit men.>
: The ·last or' the Ivy League colle,e1 ~
bold out asain!t co-education gave in this
-,year, loo. Trustees of 202-year-old
Dartmouth College adopted coeducation
after more than two years of study and
d.iSC\lSlions.
FIRST GENERAL •
on July 16 Jeanne M. Holm became the
first wamu. lo be promoted to brlgadle:
general in the Air Force. Of her ap-
pointment, Gen. Holm said, "I never ex·
pected this in my wildest dreams.
'"l'hls publicity associated wilh the pro-
motion of a woman to thla rank will help
people realize there are women In the
armed forces. And it will prove to women
that they may now aspire to the higher.
tanks~"
Women all over the country had an an-
niversary party AUf. 2& celebrating the
Slsl year of their franchise. Mayor John:
IJndsay ol. New York City proclaimed
"Women'• Rights Day" and named tht
first woman police captaln Jn the city's
history.
'The gallery or the American Stock Ex·
change felt the brunt of women's wrath
that day when eight lemlnlsta lnv1ded the
premises,. ahoutlng, "Desexagrate Wall
Street," and "We can't bear any more
bull ...
HEADS OF STA TE
Three women who are heads of state
piloted their countritt 'through unepy
times this year. ln India, Prime Mlnlller
Indira Gandhi was reelected to•hel! third
term of office in spite or a ·four-Party op.
po1ition alliance. ·
lllr1. Gandhi bad called the electlona 1
year ahead of schedule to seek a fresh
mandaie r~, jler Socialist policies, and
obviously achieved her goal.
Israel's premier Golda Meir received
In hOnot from her country in 1971, though
the wording might be objecUonab\e to
femlnisU:. Mn. Meir was chosen Israel's
''Man of the Year." The 73-year-old
grandmother, in the SOlh year of her ar·
rival in Palestine, continued to fact pro-
blems -within l!rael's border and out.
Ceylon's Prime Minister Sirimavo Ban~
daranaike clamped a curfew and
emergency measures on her country in
April when insw'rtctionlsts launched an
attack against 7f police stations. They
hel4 control of several rural village areas
before being put down by the armed
,aervices and police.
POLITICAL VIEWS
Several women made big political n!ws
In the United' Staies this yoar, ond
Congresswoman Martha GrUflths, D-
Mich., voiced the thougbt.s of many
women when she predicted it would soon
be 1mposaible,to elect 1ny man pruldent
who does not take a firm stand on
women's rights.
But this yiar a worn.an was thinldng
about running for the presidency. Rep.
Shirley Chisholm D-N.Y., the only black
woman in O>ngress, said if she ran it
would be "not only from the standpoint of
a black person but from· the ~tandpoblt of
a woman." ·
'In ociooer Mn. Chisholm said &he ex-
pected" In rlllaa ll00,000 by the end or tbe
year, and ll lhat.bappened, ~ ..W, ahe
would fom\ally announct for president OD
. New Year'• D~y. •
"lt'1 not ooly the question of the
presJdency but of a whole new thrust tn
., covernment," .ihe saJd. Mrs. Chlahohn
added it wU necessary to rulJu "there
are other peoplea 1n America belides
white males wtlo have taltnll ind
capactUes and ll "' can cet them Into
l>Jgh positions we WI ltrllghten out tha '
mesa in America." ·
!Hila Abzlig, forceful DtmocraUc con-
greaawoma:n from Ne" \'Ort, atayed Jn
the news also. One of het' fct.ioN wu to
tntrod~ an effort to disrfiahlle the en-
W. U.S. draft system to cut off man-
i)owtr ior it.. <onflict In lnlloch!nl.
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GERMAINE ·GREER
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-·-DEAR ANN LANDERS: You do 1 IDt of
good. Please do some more ,by adVi4lng
the unattached bachelors lo be wiser •d ·
more compassionate when selectint'6b-
jecla !or their alfecUon. It wW pay oll In
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beauUful, &Ought-after female, I strongly Jt -at least 12 yean ago, -MRS. J. p..
recommend the woman who!! over 50 -P.
not beauUful, and not the taraet of every DEAR MRS. J. D. P.: Your t•
KUY .in town. My reaaons are the follow~ made my day. Tbu* J'lll for letUJc ...
inc': know. I bope every word yoe wrote Wll
1. They will not yoll. be read cudally by _,._ :wioo .~ • 2. They wW not tell. ~-..-'I'
• , . 3, They will not swell. trltat uy of u mipt need tbat Ufaavbtl
f. 1bey are grateful as hell. advlct! , ' 1
No, 'I am not a•rounder. I've. been ha~ ..,,
plly manied for over 30 years. But lf Dr;A.R ANN LANDERS : Reeently 'you
something happens to the Uttle. Woman, printed ~ very intertstln& column from a
I'll !mow where lo look. -FAllGO ·' 'yowig girl who wanlod In know why~
DEAR FARGO: Thulr1 !or y..; -. ... )•oprleod ,hpt bl~ ~ open when be
I'm &11d you'll bow 1'wbere to IM." · .~ bei:. Shi 1aid it made her un-
Make ••re you do11t it.rt lootln1 befon comfortable and I can ctrta1nJy un-
aometbhlJ. bappem to tlte LJt&Je Womu, . dentand why. >i or sometl:Wll ml&llt happen to .YQU1 • ~--~ ,
That letter stirred a young Jilin to
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Wo had ,.r1re write about BIS girt wbo dtdi.Vtmow
In our homo last week and I lee! llk6 tho what In do with her anna when ti. tlsaod luckiest person In the world. Ye11-1Dcty 1,,_
because my husband ind J Ind ,our two her. He said they hung at her side me a
children are alive. When 1·thin~ of what C?Upl•j corn sLalkJ. ·• •
mlgbt ban illP110J1ed, 1 ~pk< Ill over. . .. your advice was· In •uaost In tho lit!
The lire tlartod In tile Uvin( room -W:t she put them 1roond bla aboolders.
faulty wlrlng. 1t wa1 3 1.m. ~ I 1m~· .. That waa very senJ!ble. Am . And DOW, 11
ed smoke. By the time I nollied ~ '&ID 1 »yoor'Old who bas lllOthel' quea.
Wll l lire downstairs, I couldn't ... my Uon whicl> might dumb bot I need
hand 1n front ol my face. ·R-inswer. How c::n abQuld i •1-l to a
I awakened my husband, called the Ure rather .. ,. boyfriend wlloo I kin bbQ
deportment, grabbed the chll<lren and goodnight? -DELLA
made a nm for the back 1talra. lt was IO
llllJ of amoke we bad to turn beck. I
remember re1dlng something yun4igo
1bollt wet bed1heet1 over the head with
li>le1 poked through for the eyes.
, DEAR D.: -clOoe ,_ .. M .... '°"" ,...,., • --bot for ..... away M lile'U bow yoo're 111d7.
• We raced to the bedroom, toot the How f1r 1bould a teenage couple io?
1hett1 oll the bed, held them under the cao liecklng be aale! When doos M
1hower, poked boles with 1 acisaon and I become~ hor lo:hVllt•l Send !or Ann
carried one cbUd while my husband car-L&n'aer1 booklet, ••Necking and PettJ.nc
riod the othor, down Iha back 1!1irs In -Who\ Af< the t,Jmita1" Mall yt>ur re-
ulety. ount-10 Ann Landen bre1ro ol ti'! DAI· Thlt wet bed1boot stunt probably 11vtd iv PU.OT onclqolng 50 centa in Coln and
our Uve1. And now I wan\ lo lbanI< you·-:-.. :~ I~, •IMIJ>td,.Jtll·addro~ ... velope. I
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By CAROL MOORE
Oft119Dl~PU9tl.,.
Irvine'• fltat city coun-
cilWOllWI almoll I had the
ultimate C1J11palgn weapon.
"Molber ought to bani o!1l
Gabrl:elle P r y o r frisbeea,"
recommended 10n Ben, 7, u
he lei out one day with yel
another batcll of campalp
butlons to pau around the
nelghborboocl.
Instead Mrs. Pryor
capltallu:d on her experience
as a director of the Village
Park Community Asaoclation
and "took advantage of being
a woman and being proud of
what I am."
"It's more acceptable now
for housewives to be in
government; perhaps part of
the new trend where voters
w&Dt officials responsive to
,
them rathtt tllan hard..-.!
Jeadenblp,.. mt the pixleoh
ml penuu!ve Mn. Pryor,
the morning after her election.
"I could clve my viewpoint
as quickly ml for<tlully as I
could ml not worry about
pleuinl or being deferential 1 to men. But I did find the men
easier to convince w l t b
statl!tlca on specific issues.
''The women in these
nelghborhoods are veey active
in community al80Ciations,
enrichment programs a n d
PTA's at schools so they knew
me already. J was fortunate to
have good cross-community
contacts going into the race."
She also had tremendous
aupport -"spur of the m~
ment baby sitting. dooated din-
ners and door-to-door
determination" -from her
:waynes~ ·'ft:1le Gala Hard to Match
, •• •y CAROL MOOU 4ook'1 ramp'.' ~ .. Dt1tr ,..., ....,. • ~ge in leuning ~
: It was defmitely M In, as tJle Wayn_es' plans to build a~
the. temiJ people say, for the : ,!'!"(ti Carina Mir Tennis Club
juest! and celebrities ctmtting adjacent to the Costa . Me~a Country C I u b . Architect s and dancing under the red sketches and a scale model
·~ t.ent festooned with silver were on display.
~1 at the JOOn Waynes' -Advantage in being snap-
Chrlrtmas party. ped by Vogue and Women's
~ -Advantage in seeing the Wear Daily photographers.
Juxurlously appointed Plaid taffeta and pastel
Bayshores home decked out crochet were frequent choices
the holidays -the family 's for the black-tie affair.
In the entry, wreaths on Many of the women wore
front paUo latUcework and holiday red, including Zai Zsa
evergreen garlands on the Gabor whose l e g e n d a r y
atamoods lopped a • chlffon
dress with deep sequined
cuffs. Black knits were chosen
by Mrs. Madelyn Gonzalez in
a sheath with bright l y
checkered midriff and Miss
Aissa Wayne in empire design
with Camelot neckline.
Hostess Pilar Wayne, in
flowing purple ornamented
"rith gold paillettes. se.id it
took about three weeks to
choose the club's name. '1[
wanted It to show a love and
closeness for the sea."
Such sports personages as
the Roy Emersons, Rod
Laven, Tooy Trabens and
William Sboerl'laken were on
hand as the host described In·
door courts as "the coming
thing." Four of the courts and
the clubhouse wW have glass
roob.
Hugh O'Brlan U8ed a cane
making his way among the red
&kirted cafe tables centered
with hurricane lamps and holi-
day greenery. He tore knee
ligaments during a spill on the
fet for uBrob."
Joining the buffet line for
beef stn>ganolf complmiented
by cocklall shrimp ml fresh
tropical fruit were J o h n
Derek. Vince Edwards and
John Gavin fnd the Mmes.
Dean Martin, Ellen Carter and
Gene Washburn.
Guests takipg a break from
the crowded dance floor lo
tour the Poseidon yacht dock·
ed outside included the Prentis
Cobb Hales, Buddy Ebsens
and Andy Devines.
The harbor was a
dreamland of multicolored
boat light! dlffU!ed by heavy
mist as the music of Michael
Paige's band drifted from the
tented patio.
Tony MarUn, who earlier
serenaded the dancers, left the
party caroling with t h e
Anthony Qulnns and Ricardo
Montalbans.
At the height of the party,
Duke took the mike to tell his
friends they had made this
"the be'1 party I've ever been
to" ... and vice versa.
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merry 1T1U1ic for
tho ho6doy• (fir
loffl. Young
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husband, neighbors a n d
frienda who call hel" "Gabby."
Bel and brother Will, 4,
stamped political brochures
and decorated the Christmas
tree by themselves to keep the
family abreast of the holidays.
"That was the biggest boost,
to have such stren~ on the
bomefront reassuring y o u
when you'r~ out campaigning
for the betterment of the com-
munity."
The only campaign strain
seemed to be the ~udget. 1
"New carpeting will ha ve to
wait and· we won't make lt to
Ew-ope this year as planned.
We tapped those budgets for
fmances but the election was
as much fun as a vacation,
anyway."
And there are a few ad-
vantages to politickin g instead
of partying during t h e
holidays. The councilwoman-
elect cheerily admits she lost
16 pounds and bought two new
outfits for the campaign.
Now that the votes are in r.trs. Pryor, an honors
graduate in history from
Stanford, can finish wrapping
packages and resume her first
year of ce\IG lesson!.
Civic duties start when she
is sworn in Tuesday and first
order of business is sending
the new city's statement of
bounda ries to Sacramento by
Jan. 1.
Mrs. Pryor entered the race
because she had definite ideas
about community planning and
wanted to demonstrate the
necessity for people to take an
active rol e in govefnment.
''People are concerned
To avoid disappolntment, prospective
brides are reminded to have their wedding
stories with black a nd white ~lossy phot~
graphs to the DAILY PILOT Women's Dea
apartment one week before the wedding.
Pictures received after that time will not
be used.
For engagement announcements it is
imperative fhat the s'tory, also accompanied
by a black and white glossy picture, be sub-
mitted six weeks or more before the wedding
date. If deadline is not met, only a story will
be used.
To help fill requirements on both wed-
ding and engagement stories, fonns are
available in all of the DAILY PILOT offices.
Further questions \viii be answered by
Women's Section staff members at 642-4321.
about t b e I r communlty11
future and findlng tu relit!.
Yelling ml acreaming lan't ef.
fective. We ~ve' to get in and
make the declllons.
"Each housing development
has Its individuality. It'• up to
the council now to use these
strengths, eliminate duplicity
and aim for unity.
"! thought I had the IUpport
to win so the effort wouldn't
be completely futile. But I
wanted to raise the issues no
matttr what,'' she recalled.
In typical political lingo,
Mrs. Pryor spoke of "plans for
'73." She was referring.
though, to the postponed vaca•.
tion in Germany, a trip she
bas made biennially with
family tiince she was an ex·
change student In high school
Peering
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GUESTS at a Christmas
buffet dinner in the home of
the Rev. and Mrs. Robert
JacoM, pastors of the Costa
Mesa Foursquare C h u r c h 1
were members of the church
council, their husbands and
wives and the Council of
Fouraquare Men president and
hia wife.
Horoscope: Taurus Happier
TRAVELING daughters are
home for the holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P.
Hopkins ot Huntington Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Smith
(Nancy) and their children
stopped enroute from Houston
to his new oil company job in
London .
Miss Susan Hopkins arrived
from Lebanon where she ii
ataUoned with a travel agency.
Sculpture for Scholarship
Mrs. Robert Towner 'and Ilia ,Carroll Lundelius admire one of the art works
available at Lo• Manos de llaiilan, Costa Mesa's new boutique-gallery at 573 Wen lDtb SL Civic celebriUes attended the opening of the shop, proceed s from
whlcb will pro•lde scholarship funds for children attending the Mardan Center
of lducatlonal 1berapy. Both amalew' and professional arUsl! have wares on
dJ1Pl•Y·
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SATURDAY
DECEMBER 25
By SYDNEY OMARR
MDlt oobolars <i the Bible
-that tile wi.. Moo
were, in fact, Mtroloeen.
AllIES (March 21-AprU 19);
Be receptive to one who ex-
pre.sset appreciation combined
with plea for advice. Keep
Holiday News
.
open mind -and heart.
Forglve and forget -wipe
slate clean. Cycle remains
high; you will l>e pleasantly
IUl'Prised.
TAUl\US (April 20-May 20);
Dc>n't look back; keep eyes
toward brighter future. You
have uason now to be happy
-because you can be quiet
wtthtn. Contrast this to recent
times, when emotional turmoil
was order of day.
Engagement Revealed
The engagement of Paula
Louise Sprague of Newport
Beach and Andrew Swavely of
Van Nu,ys was annowlCed at two holiday parties.
RelaUve1 learned of the
June II wedding plans at a
boat parada party &1ven by
her grandmother, Mn. Gerald
Sparung in htr Balboa Bay
Club aparlmeoL
Long-time friends toasted
the affianced pair In the home
of her mother Mn. John
Rober! Spar Ung, N e w po r t
Beach. The brldHlect 1lso Is
the daughter of Lawrence
Edwin SprlJUe Jr .. San Diego.
Her fiance '• pe.rent& are Mr.
sod Mn. J""pb Edward
Swavely of Van Nuys. Formerly students 1t United PAULA SPRAGU!
Stites IntemaUonal University
at San Diego, the young couple School and bowtd as aft
now attends Montana State Orange Empire debutante in
University. She graduated 1969. He attended Van Nuy1
from Corona de! Mar High High school.
' .
GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
Friends help you celebrate.
Accent Is on giving, receiving
and appreciating. E x p r e s s
yourself. Break down em~
tional barrlen. False pride
should be thrown aside. Be
you, not a robot or imitation.
CANCER (June 21-Jul y 22 ):
You receive meaningful com·
pliment.s. Aura of intellectual
excitement prevails. Gemini
and Virgo individuals are li ke-
ly to be involved . Aim high;
don't compromise principles.
.You are appreciated.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Spiritual values dominate. You
are able to analyze emotional
needs. Be with fa m 11 y
members, especially in any
special celebration. You can,
if you will put an end to
loneliness. It's up to you.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22);
Dig deep for Information. Re·
ject the soperficlat Emotions
now tend to get In way of
logic. An accounUng is due
which involved mate o r
p~. Money, gifts are
discussed -and It all has to
do with budget.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22);
You comp I et e transaction.
Priorities are likely to be
rearranged. C.pricorn person
ls involved. Give special at-
lenUon to older individual. Be
lenient with one who holds op-
posing view.
SCORPIO (Oct. 1.1-Nov. 21);
Reunion ts on agenda. End of
asalgrunent Is Indicated. You
can bask In knowledge that
you did what had tO be done -
and did it well. One who was
tn habit of crlUcizln& now of·
fers praise.
Fashion
Sees Light
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-
0ec. 21): Good lunar aspect
now coincides with creative
efforts, meaningful changes
and decisions. Children are in·
valved. Member of opposite
sex presses for a n 11 w e r ,
decisions. Break from em~ Fashkm bas rtached u
tional rut. awareness of enlightenment
CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. where age, true age ii ~
19): Stick close to home base. cm>ed, says Rudi Gemrelch.
Family members surprise _ "At Jut a woman over S no
in m~t pleasant way. Cancer· longer feels a moral obligaUon
born person plays key role. to look like a teenager," ht
You gain feeling of gruter say1.
emotional security. Relu and "A division line between the
enjoy holiday atmosphere. ages is beginning to appear.
AQU ARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. This In ltselt opens countleu
I .......,..unities." 18): Ideas abound: be se ec-v.,...,..
live. Avoid scattering forces, ,-;:.;;;;;:;;n;;:;;;o;;n:;;;;;;;;;;;;,-
wasting energy. Close relative I
surprises with visit, call or FAMILY CAI
special announcement. B t VACATIONS
flexible. Great ally now l! 11 DAYl41SLAllDS
sense of humor. Obtain hint Slfk1lylncl1p1ocl111t
from caprlcorn message. Ho Gfol4is lnvolvtd
PISCES (Feb. 19-Marcb 20): TOTALPllCI•
1735 Holiday spirit could be marred
by one .who seeks something
for nothing. Be generous, not
foolish. Guard valuables. Some
restrlclioM are lifted. U yoQ
tear down, be sure to have
plan for rebuilding.
IF TODAY IS YOU!\
BmTllDAY you are religious
In deep sense. even it not in
formal manner. You started
something this year which can
blossom and lead to ultimate
happinw . In January, social
life accelerates. You will be on
the go .A Saglttarlan may play
prominent role.
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d~eloped
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of Spain abbrl!'I i atlon
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reception 12 Main hOllSe of
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Mythology 21 Woman
belongin; to
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nickname bi.rs! in
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l2124n1
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2 words
47 Rtclltr of
lllet.-Y wc:rks
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Sullhl:
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52 gn of iupl•
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55 ldeat: Sl1ng
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PISCUSSINGf FOlt A YOUNG
NOTMING It' M~N, VOii SEE!w\
PARTICULAR! • lO M.l.VE A. VER:V
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1llama-Husker ...:
Ticket Demand
lias 'em Goin'
' ~JAMI (AP) -Pressure for tickets to
tl,le Nebraska.Alabama showdown in the
Orange Bowl has college football n1Jts
<fying for "dial-a-scalper" listings.
•Seatless congressmen are in a rage.
.;,•washington now has two hotlines,"
j&ked Earnie Seiler, Orange Bowl ex-~tive vice president, "one to Moscow
• t., . another to lhe Orange Bowl ticket
oUice."
.Nebraska and AJabama are ranked 1-1
arid the New Year's Night game to settle
the national championsh.fp will be seen by
77 .000 fans.
"We could've easily sold 250,000 seats,''
said Seiler, the Orange Bowl boss since
1934. "Every ~y. I'm talking to
governors, congressmen, J i e u t e n a n t
governors and other people crw enough
to. think we've atDI got tickets stashed atay.,,
the compeUng schools split the final
2UOO tlck<ts and SeHer said, "Both
*1n• have order llsts topplng 32,000 and
t1aty•re still coming in. Alabama and
Nebraska residents could have filled the
sll«fiwn alone."
SeUer, 70, has been working Jt hours a
day, seven days a week thiS month.
.;."We've got the Super Bowl of college
foqtball," Seller said. "You not only can't
get a ticket, you can't find a hotel room,
r~t a car or find a seat on an airplane
beading to Miami."
Dolphins Duel Chiefs
Little Miami Twmaker
May Be a Twbreaker
MIAMI AP -Shorti balding Garo
Yeprernjan is the National Football
League's No. 1 scorer, No. 1 tie·maker
and the side-winding Cypriot ls No. 1 with
the Miami Dolphin small fry fans.
Even his unlfonn number Is No. 1.
"I'm just thankfu l,'' says 5-foot-7 Garo,
"that the Dolphins would give me a chan·
ce to kick."
Yepremian was plucked from among
the faceless on the Detroil Lions' taxi
squad months ago and wound up beating
Miami placekicker Karl Kremser out of
a job. Now, the unlikely-looking athlete ia
the NFL point king with 117 P,Oints.
Garo will match his left foot against
the mighty right of Kansas City's Jan
Stenerud when the Dolphlm meet the
Chiefs Christ.mas Day in the American
Conferenct semifinals playoffs.
"When you get to clutch games," said
Yepremlan, ''you know the kicker may be
caJJed on to try a field goal that'll win or
lose the game. The pressure can get
mighty strong, but I'm ready and I'm
sure Jan is, too."
Yepremian spent much or his three
seasons en the Detroit Jayvees honing his
skill as a neckUe maker. G.aro originals
are now sold in Miami department stores
at $8 a copy. For a Dolphin fan , it's a
status symbol.
Then, there are the kkis.
"The young people seem to like me
because I'm closer to their size than
some 300-pound tackle," he said. "Some
of the 14-year~lds look down at me."
Yepremian, a British subject, was born
27 years ago on the Isle of Cyprua and
came to the Lions in search of employ.
ment after several years as a soccer
player in England.
He h,. kicked 28 of 40 field goals In
1971, bitting 15 without an error inside the
SQ.yard-line. Hia accuracy suffered en
longer boots with 13 of 25 oubide the 30.
0 I'm honored to lead the NFL scorers,
but not satisfied !ince I mls.sed some
kicks that should have been made," be
said. •1But after a pretty bad st.art
against Deliver, the !e8SOD. has been pret-
ty good."
Gossett U11loads Blast
At Former Coach Allen
' ..SAN FRANCISC.O (AP) -Place kicker
Bruce Gossett, who played ror George
Ailen and didn't like it, was chuckling
a~t his former coach's travel plans.
'"I see where he didn't want to bring
t~ Redskins out here early Chrisbn.as
w'eek," Gossett said before a San Fran·
c~ 49en workout at Candlestick Park.
''.'That didn't bother him two years ago.
He had us up there in Minnesota working
all week in 12 inches or snow," Gossett
recalled.
:C:OSSett played under A11en four years
with the Los Angeles Rams. He came to
ttie t9ers in a trade before the 1970
~alston Laughs
At Reports He'll
Switch to Pros
season and AUen went to the \Va shlngton
Redskins this year after being fired by
Los Angeles.
Gossett hopes to help the 49ers beat
Allen's new team Sunday in a National
Football League playoff opener here.
"I just don't think he's a first class
guy," Gassett said in a newspaper in·
tenriew this week. "He lies to you and
he's out for himself."
On Wednesday, Gossett said, "But
don't get me wrong. He knows how to
coach."
Allen, the target of several Gossett
barbs since the two parted company, said
Wednesday, "We're looking forward to
playing against Bruce.
"All I'll say is that I picked him to play
In two Pro Bowls when he wasn't voted
in. Bruce can say \l.'hatever he wants."
And Gossett has been saying a lot of
things about Allen since joining the 49ers.
Gossett set a San Francisco season
record with 23 field goals this season, out
of 36 tries. He hit on all 32 of his extra
point attempts to total 101 points. He also
passed for one extra point, after picking
up a bad snap from center.
Minne·sota, Cowhoy.s
Bang Heads Saturday
lollNNEAPOLIS-SI'. PAUL (AP) -
Weather seems aecondary to the Dallll
Cowboys and Minnesola Vikings.
ul'd play this game on the moon if l
had to/' aays Dallas strong safety Cornell
Green.
Uif It's going to be ~Id j\ might 8$ wen
ht real cold," says Minnesota defens1ve
tackle Alan Page.
Of courae, both teams would' lik"e good
weather and good footing for Satilrday's
Natlooal Football Conference semifinal at
Metropolitan Sladium.
But whether lt mows or shines, ooe of
the two powerful teams will.advance to
the Jan. 1-NFC champkllllbip game II
the home team.
The Cowboys, striving to reach the
Super Bowl for a second straight year to
avenge a lfi.13 IOSs to Baltimore, -come
off an 11-4 regular seasoo with the best
statlsticel offense in pro football and one
of the best defenses.
Led by running backs Duane Thomas
and Calvin Hill and the scrambling
ol quarterback Roger Staubach, the
Cowboy!I racked up 406 points-an
average of 29 points a game.
That offense runs into ooe of the
premier defenses, the Purple Gang that
allowed the few est points in the NFL for
the thlrd straight season at 139 .
With Jim Marshall and Carl Eller at
ends, Gary Larsen and Page at tackles
and a zone secoodaly thriving en long ,e.t.
tempts, the defense carried the Vikings
to an U-3 regular season record.
Minnesota's three-quarterback offense
struggled most or tM.season. The Vikings
averaged 17.5 points per game, and rank·
ed near the bottom cf NFC offensive
statistics.
Dallas coach Tom Landry showed ltis
Cowboys the films of last year's 54-13
thrashing at the hands of Minnesota "so
they would recognize just what can hap-
pen if they're not on edge."
Although Dallas has defeated Minnesota
in five previous regular season games the
Vikings mangled the Cowboys in Bloom·
lngton in 1970 before the Cowboys started
lheir streak to the Super Bowl.
"I showed it to them so they could see
what Minnesota 'tries to do against you,"
Landry Mid .
u'l'hey came out running against us
that day. We weren't very coordinated
and made every error you can imagine
... fumbles, penalties, blocked punts. I
want them to know what can happen if
they aren't ready."
Landry said he upected Viking coach
Bud Grant to start Gary CU027.0 at
quarterback in the National Conference
playoff game Christmas Day in Blooming.
too.
Grant ha! said he won't decide until t~
day whether to start Cuozzo, Nonn Snead
or Bob Lee at quarterback.
'11.ee rolls out more than Cuozzo or
Snead," Landry aald. "I'm guealng tt
will be CUOZZO."
Landry said If the loog rango forecast
of temperatures from Z5 to 35 dqrees for
On TV Sahtrda11
Cha11nel % at 10
game day holds 11It shouldn't bother our
offense at ell. We wW be okay if the.field
ls good."
Landry prooounced the Co-· in ... cellent hialth-perbaps the WI of the
season-and &aid there would be no lineup
changes.
' It will be the firs! lin:e Roger Slaubech
bu •tarted a playoff game for tl11
COwboy!. He lw never lost a pmi for
Dallas he has •larted and flnlsbed.;';th•
Cowboys have won seven COO!edJ!lve
games with him at the controls.
"Roger is capable of meet.Ing :~
challenge," Landry said. "Of coune~~··
juat been in the, league three years.
That's not like Id. He's got to fed..,lh•
pressure a little bit." . ~,
Lindzy said Da!W must be able lo.f;UD
against the V'lkinp to win. ;,,
"You must run or it· limits what~;rPU
can do passing the ball," Landry uJ!!,~
Sport,s Cliwd Short 1°'ci
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Saban Gets Bills !~:
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But Who Doesn't~
BUFF ALO -Lou Saban, who coached
the Buffalo Bills to two titles in the old·
American Foot.ball League, returned to
the team 'lllursday as head coach, vke
president In chal'ge of loolboll and
member of the board.
Ralph C. Wilson Jr., president of the
NaUonal Football League club told a
news conference that Saban had agreed
to a long-tenn contract, but he declined
to be specific.
"Many years," is all that Wilson would
say.
"Glad to hear It~' quipped Saban. ....
LOS ANGELES -Towering sopho-
more Bill Walton catapulted UCLA to
Its six:th straight lOO;xlint basket.bell
game Thursday night as the top-rated
Bruins rolled over small Texas Christian
119-81.
Walton, a 6-Il stringbean, sco red
31 point.s, grabbed 16 rebounds a n d
blocked numerous shots ts the ~
lfimply outran and overpowered the
smaller Horned Frogs.
TCU was only trailing by 32·21 midway
lhrough the first half wtien guanf Henry
Bibby led a surge that lifted UCLA to
a 59-39 halftime edge. ....
LA GRANGE PARK, ILL. -George
Blanda, the oak.land Raiders' #-year·
old quarterback, denied Thursday a
printed report he had conferred with
owner Bud Adams of Houston about the
U~I TtlllofltM;
., ... .,,
Oiler-ooacbing job. ~
Blanda said al bis home hen Iha\,~,
had a friendly conversation with ~
at a recent banquet in HousUn. ;
"We just happened to be at the "Rfll
banquet, we were friendly, but the ~
versalioll bad oothing to do liJll>
coaching," said Blanda. Jl
"Wherever Ibey got their informa{\\P,
It was erroneous," said Blanda of a ~t.Rfy
quoting Adams as saying be had ~ed.
with Blanda about the coaching job. , -' .
"" ,•:J BENTON, Tenn. - A Jan . .1•.tl
preliminary hearing was set Thur&day
for Steve Kiner, New England Patricis
linebacker arrested Wednesday nlght<ion
charges of possessing narcotics ·'and
legend drugs. •1-;5
The Conner All-American football
player from Tennessee was arrested~~ 1
highway patrolman after a brief cbaie.
The patrolman said Kiner had &eell
speeding. d
"A very small amount" of na.rcolB?s
was found in Kiner's rented car ~f"4t
was impounded. according to Joe HeltOh,
an agent for the Tennessee Bureau ol
Criminal Identification. ~,., .... .··
Middleweight Armando Mwiiz of t.¥,t
Los Angeles and Emile Griffith of N"eW
York have ·signed· to box Jan. 311• •t
Anaheim Convention Center. :.,.
""" . •: MADRID -Bobby Jones tossed in "!9
points, leading North Carolina to an 87•7.4
basketbaU victory over Juventud of
Badalone Thursday In the opening ga,me
cf a three-day Inter11a tional Chris~~s
Tournament. ~ ~;
The favored Americans led only 4.4--40
at the half but broke open the contea:l!~
t.he final half, leading by as many ,,,.,.s
points. ·")
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CLEVELAND -David Dix:on, eriCij.
tive directer of the soon-to-be co~~
ed $150 million Super Dome in N'~
Orleans, said today that the City of New
Orleans has given the Cleveland Indians
1n April 19, im deadline for decldingl'rlb
whether to play 30 games a season~:m
their city.
Poignant Sto1'
Of Tough Meij,
Crippled Kids ,,.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Berrtlrd
Jackson, a six-foot ruMing back !Rim
Washington State, doused the tears of11 3-
year-Old boy.
And college football's all time rusb'\ng
leader, Ed Marinaro of Cornell, ki~ a 10.year~ld girl wilh long blonde hair~'
The emotional occasion was the vtsil of
the 60 members of the East-West allt!lar
football team.'I to the Shriners Hospital for
O'ippled Children this week.
"If this is the only good thing I do in
my life, it will be worth ii," 46.id
Marinaro.
Proceeds from the 47th annual Shrine
East-West football game Dec. 31 will go
the hospital and the players learned
firsthand the reason for the game. :PASADENA, Calif. (AP) -Any talk
that Stanford rootba.11 coach John Ralston
will defect to the pros after the upcoming
Rose Bowl game was laughed off Thurs-
day by lhe 44-year-cld Indian field boss
as just rwnor.
The Redskins' Curt Knight also set a
team record this season, with 29 field
goals. He missed 20 attempts. Knight led
all NFC scorers with 114 points. OREGON STATE'S JIM SHERBERT VISITS CHILDREN 'S HOSPITAL PATIENT BEFORE EAST·WEST GAME
Each player gave gifts to the childem
of an inflatable snowman, a Santa Claus
with a light.up nose, balloons, model toy1
and dolls.
'1No, no, heavens sake. I'm only con.
urned about Michigan,'' he sald via •
telephone news conference hookup to the
Huntington S1'eraton Hotel here, Rose
Bowl headquarters of Staid'ord's Jan. I
OQpOnentl, the fourth-ranked Wolverin~
o(~Michigan.
?'Yes. they are just rumors," he added.
.0,,ndinc very <leflnlle.
RalstOn ran his squad through an af·
ternoon workout Thursday which he
termed "very good."
:"\\1e had a good rev~w of everything, orrenae •nd derense."
'Jie aaid that Eric Cross. split end and
~l rtlum specialist victimized by a
pOUed hamstring mulCle most of the
year, jogged a JltUe and "if we're. luck:)',
wt can pt part-time duty from him."
,ffe ts gMng hb playm a la-hour holl· I.tr breu beglnnin1 at noon today.
Rampaging UCI
By HOWARD L HANDY
' Of "" o.llY ~li.t lltff
A Ured, somewhat crippled but determ·
ined UC Irvine basketball team brought
its pre-holiday record to the .500 mark
thur&tay night with a convincing 81"5
Victory over SeatHe-Pr.cific in Cra"·fotd
I-fall with a deliberate passing game and
accurate shooting from the floor .
''It was a battle r.11 the y,·ay." coach
Tim Tift said after the struggle.
Before Ult game he had commen ted,
"I'm afraid of this one. \Ve are n't shoot-
ing V.'ell out there \\'arming up and the
kids are apt lo have a letdov.'Tl after Inst
nigbl. '' Wednesday evening UCI defeat.
ed San Diego State to win the Kiwanis
tournament here.
The Win was No. 4 since returning
home and leaves the team mark at 4-4
"'ith the next gr.me a' repeat perfonnance
with Seton Hall Jn the Ana.helm Conven-
tion Center Wednesday night.
"f think the low key ~ce of the game
helped us tonight," Tift a 1 I d. "1'ley
\rere tough Inside and did a good job
In I.heir matchup of our players. But I
am verv se.!isfi ed with this win under
I.ht cirCumst3nces."
Phil Rhyne played with both bands
Injured. lie sprained his le{t thumb de:.
necting a pass and bit bis right index
• Ill 81-65 B·litz
finger on the backboards when fouled
in the San Diego gaml!.
But the tte\lfate marbman for the
Anteaters hit 17 pOOits to de with team·
mate Bill Moore for top honors for the.
hosts. Jim Ballard ol Seattle • Pacilic
scored 23 for high game laurels. He also
topped •JI playen with H r<bounds.
Rhyne was high ftX" UCJ with 10.
Fitty P•c-8 official Mel Ross and Seat·
tie-Pacific coach Les Habegger had words
twice durtn1 the action, the lirst time with
the score deadlocked at eight and the
second late In the action with Uct in front
68-55. Each time be was assessed for a
pair of technical (oiJb.
UCI moved in front early In the game,
trPJling only tv.-o tirpes at 4-2 and again
at lG-3 . 1t1oore and' Troy Rolph scored
a>n5eQJ.Uve baskeu a few moments Jattr
to put UCI In front to stay.
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Wendy, 10, solicited Marin are&! 1
autograph and told him, "I'm golni to
give this to my dad." ""
"No," he said, "this one 18 for you11~
Later, tile girl, suffering f""!\1 a
dislocated hip, said, "my favorite pllyer
Is Ed. He kissed me." "" Loren, 3, was wailing until Jackson P,.t.
ted his back unW the tears subsided. ",
"Some of lhe biggest, strongest 8ufs
will be the gentlest," said Dr. Kirk Ashly,
member of the hospital staff since UJS.
Jim Krieg ol Washington organu.ed 1
game of catch with rour patients an,t a
red balloon ; defensive back Ralph M:tll
of Tulsa asked Edna, 12, for
telephone number; and coach H• · n
Fry of the West talked of hls fortunf, \ti
be there~ ,,,.
"We're the ones who art lucky ta bf!
here," the SMU mentor said. "We "Ji a
tremendous charge from the coura~ of
these children." "'
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>ol !funtfnlton U..ch'1 19"1 111-M~onal •~way cycle champ s.v ci.. Wooo.a lS 11.Ued 11 a ten-
Uve entr1nt Jn nut Wed-~y'1 Unlted Slatos Ractni
i ~Club motocl'0$5 event al El .~2ro Speedway.
-:-. 'The Wedn<sday lligbl ~ "r'itam 11 a departure from the
rtgular EI Toro schedule ~ause of the holidays. ~
track will revert back to its
•''llqrmal Frlday.&Jnday 1!ate on
Jlh. 7 and I with motocrooo
flat track and Ttr com: •
petitions.
Wednesday's list of events
begins with signups at 5 p.m ••
followed by a 6 o'clock prac-
tice and racing an hour after
th~t. '1oods has been active in the
pilt at El'Toro recently, hel~
Ing younger brother Gene of
Costa Mesa with preparation .._ i:.ni. the schoolboy (IZ.years-0!d ~
~d under) clau with his 100
ii.,C:. bike.
-others vying for ~hoolboy
top honors with the younger
Woods include Mission Vlejo'r
Je.ff Ward and Nick Hington ~w Huntington's John 1..pffzier.
Mesa's Don 'Weeki,
•Ma.nwblle, is the man to·beat ·!RP the 125 c.c. di vis.ion. while !iltfe 250 c.c. expert clau
features area riders Morris
:'.!'flone of Laguna Hill• and rsrdce Baron of. Costa Mesa. ~~itted in 500 c.c. combat are
Fountain Valley's Dave
Boydstun and S u m n er
CHARGIN' CHARGER -That handle seems to ap-
propriately fit Edison High'~ 6-4 Rod Snook (45),
shown here battling for possessJon with Mission
•
" DAIL'I' PILOT Slttf ,.,,.._
Viejo'• Gil Normandie. Snook has scored at a 15.5
clip through Edison's first nine games.
iifdcKnlght of Costa Mesa .
X'"'t-'fter Sunday's card 011 Jan,
i l.l•the b"ack will be clos~ for
.~celnrbishing and cl ea.no., uni ii
tia;;tentative reopening date in
early February.
6-4 Ace Snook (ers) 'em All Icy Pirates
Fall 82-71 1!&0J1 ./
a 1'Jaltimore's world ch&l"'lion
-Ollts are a seven-ooint Dick to
rmteat host Cleveland Sunrll\v
in the first round cf the
~PlitYcf!s that will culminate
J~!P the Super Bowl January
-Gives Chargers a Charge
By PHIL ROSS
Of tlM Dflllr Pllt! lleff
from Inglewood's Morning!ide
High priw to hi! juntar )'Oar. ..,,
', The other Sunday clash finds
Washington a cne-point choice
to upend San Francisco ac·
,~ing 19 DAILY PILOT
Hct dog, gunner ,
sharpshooter, sling-arm. • , •
Mohs says, "Rod has been a
great 1 surprise aince we got
him after he linithed water
pclo last year.
:~."Christmu Day's two.game
icHedule bas Minne$0la 11.ded
as a three-Point pick .... ever
visiting Dallas and ·h o st
eKansas CJty a fiv~point choice
~illump Miami.
Sometime.!l derogatory in
nature, at ether Umes com·
pllmentary, these are the
terms geDerally auociated
with baaketball'& individual
artlians of the trade.
"We've enjoyed having him
around because he's a bard
W()J'ker with a great atUtude
and is really a team player.
That's good to see with so
many ihdlviduals b o ts h o t s
around."
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·'·'Mi!sion Viejo High's bas!oet-
'!fi&lJ' team swings back into ac-
tion Monday with a 3 p.rn.
f~h wtth Lutheran In the
~round or the Brea Let-
.}fer.man's tourney.
. lfut ·what abcut the player
whOse coach instructs him to
11'1,t the ball up to the l)oojl and
the kid, without any con-
1Citnce' qualms, re p I i e s
quizzically, "Shouldn't I g~ve It
to one of the ether guys?"
Snook bas progressed from
the role Of a 10metlmes-eon-
fused parttime starter as a
junicr lo that of a conlident
team leader as a senior. t[ruelflshness? At least.
Coach Pat Roberts' Diablos
will be seeking their seventh
Not surprising, however,
since the su)>ject or the abcve
anecdote is E'.<!i5Cln Htgh's 64
Rod Snook.
"Probably a Jot of his lm-
·provement is in his con-
fidtnce," claims Mohs. "But
his ahooting has improved
tremendcus.ly and he'• become
pretty good from abcut 15 feet
on in.
· in nine starts against
eran and if successful
'll duel the survivor of the
·Mountain View game.
<!J~. proving Servlte and
~egerous Compton collide in ~9b<11y's feature at 8:15.
Current leading scorer <ln
the Chargers' cage squad, at
15.5 )Xlints-per-game, the 180-
pound senior has captured the
heart or his coach -Dave
Mohs -ever since l.ransfer-
ring to the Orange Ccut area
"As in any case of 1 good
player, he had to have aome
natural talent to begin fiith,
although Rod bu alao worked
,fear of Light rurn~ut Grows
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For UCI-Seton Hall Collision
UC Irvine moves to the Anaheim Conven-
tion Center ror a game with Seton Hall next
h .. ~esday night and school <lfficials are
:,;~c~med about the turnout for such an at.
-~ ~_ction. "Seton Hall is an outstanding baskelbaII
n~I and has been a top power year-in and ~ f.ear-out on the East Coast," ath1etic dl·
"' rector Ray Thomtcn says.
•nJ~'Whlle we lost to them by eight pcinta
~,.f)P.ck there, I am sure Tim Tift will have our
wl
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"''J:IOW ARD "' ' ~~:,HANDY
e>i&J '
t '{.),f
! 'titm ready for them Wednesday night. lt
l\115-i1111f be a i;treat attractk>n and one lhat
ibould draw balikelball f.,. from all over
tu~ orange County art11 u well u our
' ~tar patrona." · -:~''tl'CI bas made an about.face since an
Eutem ,..d trip .... tl lol!ng four straight J'l!6 top.ranked fool, lnc!udln( Seton Hall
lf!.18). t vlla · • • •
vJt!toottq for a late &lft la put aoder tlle tt¥ff for tUt blteblill-mbtded youn•ster!
~ 'blvt lltm a DOU atatlq be ha1 betn ea-
,. '3)Ue4 la tJte C!lrlltma1 ba1ebaJI cUnlc at :rE ~tonday IJlroqll Wtclaetd111y. Cost of Iha
i'\ ree days Is oily 45 a1MI the enUre UCl
ff" tty In addition ca llte mchln& start of
t'I dlry Adami, Rocky CnJ1 and Tom. SpeDCe
wUI bl ea l11nd to 111tnld )'1>Ur youngster.
'Id tActioo wW tak• pl•ere ladoort ff rains keep
11 lit 1ff1lr off '" Anit•~r dlamoed. Tima
ro llOtin of ta&euln tattnctkll tlcll day from
II to I an .....,_,
v .. th1 I "'""'' U wtfl 1'o flv .. Ups ,. •1U1n1, lleld!q, .....ma. throW!q, pltch!n1
ud bunt!n1 alang with the ~ lltlie things
thlt make better players. • • •
Basketba.11 tournaments prove many things
and not the least ol these Ls the support a
team or school get.I from its patroos.
The UCI Kiwania tcumey t.bis week saw 1
large contingent on band supportinf Hum-
boldt State including a seven·plece pep band,
"We have a Jct of 1tudenf.s from the South·
em caJifomta area at Humboldt State,"
coach Dick Niclai explained.
Incidentally, Niclal and UCI publicist
Wayne Welk are from the ~me town in
North Dakota, Devils Lake.
"Dick was my hero when 1 was in 1rade
school," Wayne says. "He was an outstand.
Ing high school basketball player and t real.
Jy looked up to him." • • •
tJCl will bost Louisiana State at New
Orleans basketbaU team tn Crawford Ball
Jan. 15. Tbe Prlvatffrt have U out1laltdlq
band of cagen and tbrft.fourth1 of tftm an
from out-of-1tlte.
'l'bree ol the playflts llaO from Florida,
three from Indi.ua a,d dlree otben from
Mlchlgu. TllJ1 meaaa &bt Dint of tbe 1!
varsity •tan vt from thete tMee states. • • •
Southern C&lifomla College of Costa Mesa
will make a bol!day fflp to Ashland, Oregon,
leaving Sunday nl1ht to participate In the
SOuth Oreion J>asketball tournament beftn.
nlng Tuesday.
' The Vanguards have been Involved tn a
number ol close d«flions th!& 1eat0n and
~cb Lynn Taylor Is hopeful the Jaw of
average~ will calch up with his squid and
swing I.he pendulum In favor cf SoC&l lnstead
of R"tll'lst Jt Is in mMt Cates tc date.
The Oregon toumey will be the first of two
succtaslve tournament. for the Vanguards
with the Pasadena C11sslc nett on Jan. 6-8.
SoCal is traveling lo Oregon on a Grey-
hound·type bus loaned to the ICbool by 1
nearby -Churd\. • • •
Wit.It &hat, a Mflf'T1 Cltrl11m11 to one and
18!
very hard.11
A portion of Snook's bard
wcrk bas meant spending ex·
tra hours in the gym, boning
his taJents. In addition t.o
this, his leaping ability has
shown marked improvement
as 1 result of a rope-jumping
program borrowed from Long
Beach City C.Ollege.
Says Mohs ol the lass~leap
ing innovaticn, "it'1 a pro-
gram which LBCC has had
success with In beth basketball
and football.
(~i~n1~~tbai1i~ent~r~ 1.f~
used the program with his
kids and it wcrked out well.
"Rod spent all of last spring
and most oI last 1ummer on
it."
Evidence to the relative
merits of the jump rope
scheme Hes in the Chargers'
rebounding statistics, where
Snook a.nd his two front Jlne
mates -Mark Harmon and
Gary Balch -are all within
five rebounds of each other for the......,_
Another area which has, at
the most, been affected only
psychologically by the rope
jumping is SnoQk'1 Cret throw
shooting accuracy,
From the charity stripe, the
<lnc&bespectacled (be'a since
switched to contact lenses)
Edison center-forward has
rung the bell frequently with a
blazinj: 8i percent precision
rate.
carrying this one step
beyond, Snook enjoyed a
streak, la1tlng through wins
<lVer Vtlla Park and Tustin
and a Joa to Corona del Mar,
in which · he canned 21 gratis
tosses in succession,
'4In my book," Mohl notes,
''any kid who hits 70 to 75 per ..
cent rrom the root Une ts doing
a good job. But 81 per«nt is
aomething else.
"And from the Ooor, Rod ls
agaln a good percentage
shooter at about 40 percent."
Blister problems slowed the
Charger star at the beginning
of the campaign but have
since healed up, with the
resultant effects making their
presence known In t h a
statb:tlcal charts.
Snook's correlation between
the present and future seems
to be summed up well in the
followin1 observation by his
coach: "Rod has the
capabilities for the futur< ll he
wants to co en and play col-
leJ<• ball.
"But. n,ht now, t1e need
him under th~ bucket."
OCC Plays
Orange C.oa•t College !1ce1
rugged East LA in the ope_nlng
round of the Santa Monica
basketball tournament Mon-
day at Santa Monica CC.
OCC'1 Pirates and East ~
cla1h at 5.
3 -Laney VI, LA Harber
1-COmpton v1, Cerrl\ol
I -De Ania VI, Santa
Moolca
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At Ventura
VENTURA -Orange Coast
College, bitting only 18 per·
cent from the field, reu to
host Ventura College Thurs·
day night; in a non-confer-
ence basketball Wt, 82·71.
The bs ran OCC'• record
tc 3.S. The Pirates return
to action Monday facing East
LA at '5 In the opening roUnd
of the Santa Monica tourna-
ment.
Despile the cold shooUng
OCC's Pirates were in it
most o{ the way.
Coach Herb Llvsey's Bucs
trailed at the hat( by 10 (42·
32) but cut the deficit to 68-
14 with eight minutes to fa.
And they were six .back
(7UI) witb 2,20 left. But at
that Juncture the Pirates'
leadin1 rebounder, Skip Wil-
Uams, fouled out and Ven-
tura zipped away to its final
margin, 1 ,
Livsey credited guard
Glenn Nelson with playing
his finest game of the sea·
son. Nelson finished with 23
)Xlints while W!Ulams hit 20
and guard John Seymour
canned 19.
Bob Turner, Ventura'a fine
S-3 guard, led hi• team with
Z3 points.
Three of Turner's team-
mates also hit tn double fig.
ures.
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Goll Notes
After a prolonged period in
which members were forced
lo play only the bact nine
because cf repaln •nd con-
structicn on the front nine,
Mi1S!on Viejo Coun!ry Club
returned to an 1&-holt layout
this week, according to head
pro Roger Belan1er.
Newly elected ofricers of the
Mlulon Viejo women's golf
club Include Rae Stoneman as
prealdent: Glenda Guy, vice
president; Nell Shu k ea,
11ecretary; and EI e 11 nor
Swinehart. tre11surer. Susan
t.anl{ will serve 111 handlcap
chairman.
Tommy Martin, • 15-yur-
old, recenUy acor~ 1 hol~ln
one on the 11th hole. Uslnq a
temporary green <ln th e
normal 2to-yard do&leg, four-
par hole. Martin'• tee ahot
rolled Into the cup.
F'rfd11, Otcambtr 241 1971 DAILY PILOT J,
Hu~tingloµ Slams , l
.
Blair ~agers, 88-7~
111 ROOlll C.\llLllON
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Huntln(ton e..di High 'o
c!auy Ollen bnierOcj to tile
Troy lnvttaUOl>al liuketba~
chomploall)!f! a n!(ht with 10 -.:11 tri over
Blair. baflind tile hi y Im·
prtmive OllMWo punch of S\eY• Brook> and Jtm Worthy.
Cooch Elmer Combe' 011"'1
entered the fracas with a dis-
tinct hMibl disadvantago witb
Blllr'a forwanl wall it W, M
andM.
But Hunt!naton" petr of al~
IGurney llandouts, Broolll 1l
Mand Worthy at &..!, tore 1""'
the loler'1 armor with almolt
unbeJJev&ble l'E8Ull8. •
Time Md time agaln the Oll-
er tandem -keel the ball in·
Bide re.-muscle shols agalnst
the taller Viklng1. Then Brooks
would loft Me from culslde
will> bl& tadeeway special.
Bedell Sav es It
Laguna Nudges
.Cantwell, 54-53
Bv JOHN CASS ot t11e oauy ,, .. , s1ett
While their marksmanship
from the field wasn't com·
l>lelel)' overbearing, lt did
nnprove sufficiently enough
from tbe evening belcre to
enable Laguna Beach High's
Artists to capture the third
place trophy in their Znd an-
nual Rotary Christmas lnvl-
taUonal baskttball tourna-
ment Thursday night.
The Artists, who face Bel-
Jannlne-Jefterson next Tues-
day night In the cpener of the
Br~thren tourney at Para·
mcunt, h1t 21 of 54 shots from
the floor (just \lncler to per-
cent) in edging Cantwell's
Cardinals, 54-53.
For coach Jerry Fair's vic-
torious hosts, it was 1 far
cry from Wednesday night
when a sul>-30 percent shool·
ing e(fort \\'BS a big drawback
in the Artists' 64·41 Joas to
finalist Garey.
Garey was upset in Thurs·
day 's finale by Damien, 55-
52. A11d WaJnut eked past
Moreno VaJley 46-45 for con-
110latlon honers.
dinats. He pullef;) down 15 re-
bounds.
~ter Lag\lna saw a 10-
)Xlint spread (46-36) wither In
the third quarter to just two?
51-49, wllh 2:49 left jn the
game, Bedell came on strong.
Following a missed free
throw by a teammate, the
busky junklr plvotman grab-
bed the rebound and was
fouled wblle pulling the ball
back up.
Bedell then converted on
one of the ensuing pair of
charity attempts at 2:23 to
give his side a little JnQre
·breathing room.
With 1:49 to go, Bedell pro-
vided the winners with a 5'-49
edge on a break under the
bucket on a J>ISS from Nick
Gillespie.
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Wodb)>'a II pve Illa~ duo a pointt. ,
It WM the nm~
diomplonahlp for llunt!ngl<ln
Beech elnce Ml-• Contnru I<d the Oilers to the ~
Alamltoe tourney Utle io ltf.
Huntington's pr<a 1191
B!atr'a inOptneo.. with' boil
hlndlin& accounted fer 22 fW'I·
overt and A lfl,rge wmbtr if
ttiose came In tile aecorfd
period when Combo' qulntll
toolc the leod for good. ·
In ttie early going 6-9 jwtlor
Wilbur Tate •nd 6-8 ~nlm'
Larry Jack3on pve tile Oil<O
deferwive problem.t but whf/I
Dllve Axelson cam~ "' tJie bench to 11Ut oome llllf'k Info
the on City scoring t><lndi It
was all ever. •
Axelson took over fer Bttlt
\Vhite and promptly pu~
In three straWlt 16-footera to
give Hunti~ a 21-22 ad·
vantage with S:26 left in' tJ;ie
half. ,.
\Vith th11t sudden culslde
power the Oilers' Inside attN:k
began functicnlni at a hl~r
rate and Blair's doom seemed
Jnevitable. ·
Huntin~on's adv ant a g..e.
swelled to 15 ~ with 4:11·
left In the third petiod) a' tlle
Oilera' pr<SS, stee<fy shooting
aod poise kept the tellor Vlk"!.
cl.f balance. ~·:
Combs pulled hi! -wilh t-wo minutes left and the
Oilers on top, 86-85. j
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Most effective Lagunan ln
the CantWeU clash was 4-3,
205-pound post man Norm
Bedell, who seems to be able
lo utlllze his fine muscular
potential to Its ftull hilt when
be really asserts himself.
Powerful Hornets Slaf!j
~
Bedell, Chuck Carwin and
tlnl's Tam Mullinix made all-'
tourney.
Bed.ell turned tn some
clutch shooting In the last
21h minutes o( action while
also controlling the boards
agaln.!t the much shorter Car-
Underdog
Uni Pulls
54-52Win
By RON EVANS
ot lt!I DllllY Piie! SllH
Basketball being the funny
game that it Is, odd things
sometimes happen .
Take University High's 54-
52 victory ever the Breth·
ren Warriors in the fifth pla ce
decider cf the 2nd annual Ro-
tary Christmas Invitational
tournament Thursday night
at Laguna Beach High as a
good lor-ln.!tance.
Coach John Drlscoll's tlnl
TrojartJ appeared on their
way to a surprising rout in
the first quarter over the
team which had orlglnslly
been seeded No. l in the 16-
game tourney.
By zipping to an 11-0 lead
on a Tom Mullinix-led bliti-
ktieg, the Trojan• seemed
intent on deciding the Issue
before the initial quarter had
even been Jogged ln the
books.
However, the proud War-
riors gradually ate up the
Uni advantage and finally
emerged on top for the last
Ume by a ~28 mrgin at the
half and the remainder cf
the contest was that close.
Jt was Jeff Styers' 8-foot
set shot as the final buzter
sounded which gave the Tr,t}o
jans the win by a harder
route than their early scor-
ing anlic1 had indlcated.
styers' wlnnln1 bucket wu
set up on a gam•aavlng de-
fensive play by sophomcre
mate Phil Witt.
The 84 10th grade trans·
fer from neighboring Foot·
hill High Intercepted a pas1
under the Brethren basket
with nine •econds Ifft and
embar1':ed on what tran1-
pired Into 1 two-on-two faat·
bretk with Slyers accompany·
Ing him.
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Saddleback Five, 82-5Q]
By CRAIG SHEFF
'Of 1lle Ollfr Plr.t Sll ff Versatile guard Ii rad
McNamara ~ in 3.1 points
to Jead powerful Fullerton JC
to an, 82-50 non-conference
basketbt.11 victory over 8ad-
dleback College Tb u rs d a y
night al Mission Viejo High.
McNamara, the former all-
CIF star .frcm Sunny Hlijs
High wbo played frosh ball at
Arizona State last year, was a
one-man wrecklng crew for
the Hornets.
He engineered Fullerton's ·
lightning-quick fast break at-
tack, getting numerous easy
buckets on lay-Ins. And he hit
a bundle cf jump shots from
the perimeter.
McNamara hit ·63.8 percent
ol his sholJ, canning 14 of 22
from the fleld .
Fullerton {12·1) made &even
of its first eight shot& from the
Ueld and breezed to an 18-5
lead six minutes into the first
half. And after that it was just
a case of how big the final
margin would be.
It was not the most artistic
game for either club.
Saddleback was bcthered
Basketball
Results
NBA
Cleveland 115, Atlanta 110
Chicago 117, Phoenll: 108,
overtime
New York 120, Portland 117
College
Nebraska 80, San Jose State
63
Oklahoma 101, Athletes In
Action 92
Penn 88, Western Kentucky
79
Indiana State 88, Calparalao
7t
ClnclnnaU UM, Ohio tlnlvtr·
slty 67
Ohio State 71, Wisconsin-Mil·
waui:ee 13
Crel&l1ton 100, Texas A&M 77
Vanderbllt "· Illinois. 92
MlnneS<lta '10, Drake Sf
S.uth Carolin• 811, Pill 19
St. Xavier 94, Michigan Ttth
63.
Ul'liv. cf Wis. Green Bay 91,
Cblca10 St.le 84, OT.
Cal State !Long Beach) 103.
Valley State 80.
U of Pacilic 18, Washington
11.
St. John's ps, New ~1exico 92 .
l!lgb 'Sc:boo!
Aqointtt 71, Lennox 4S
Appl• valley 68, Lawndt le 65
Troy 80, Tultln 18
El Modena 99, Buen, Park l5S
Walnut 481 . M·orena Valley 45
JunJor Collt1e
Santa Ana ~7. Palomar 47
. "· conskierably by Fullerton'»'
full . court. press with tblj.1
Gaucbos tilrntng the bail ov.,;i
II Umes in the lnlllal IOO
minutes. :.,
And when coe.ch Len>1!:t
Stevens' Saddleback c I u b·
could get it p8st the half coutt';
Jlne, It waa unable 1o1blt con.~
alstently -finilhlng With onr;1
six field goab in 33 attempti't.
( 1u percent) In the rint halt.
And despite Fullerton'• finaJ
32-polnt margin, the Hornei
turned the ball ever 17 time
Saddleback finished with
turnovers.
But part of Fullerton's p,ro-
blem probably was t h e
absence cf starting guard ~
A~regg. He jammed his rtght
ann through a door window 1n
F JC's win over Scuthwestez:n
Wednesday night and It took
35 stitches to sew lt up. '",tJ
Saddleback failed to get ,.. ...
player in double figures u ~~
Gauchos dropped their 11th
game in 12 outings. ,,
Stevens' club returrui to a$ ·
tlon Monday facing LA Trade<\
Tech at 7:20 In the first round
cf the College of the Dtaetl
tournarhent. ::·
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Urge POW
'Trading'
-ld·Banf:!hlanffs and the New
.. Old ~I\ whlCh xeposes In the shad~w of high rise structures at unµ.ersity of
.«afiforpia Jrvlbe is part of Irvine ran chi ands now , p,arl of Orange County's
.'.26th .munlclpality, l)ighli~bting contrast of urban living and open spaces that
now prevail~ In the ne)V city. -
·Senator f~op,oses O~s~ing
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, .WASHINGToN (AP).-Sen. Senate do . soJD.e,thlng ab;>ut One: senator, 'Republican
.. nolmeiJ)& senate . "moon-. absenteel!m inJf.tad.of piOOiS1Y Karl Mundt of South Dakota,
Jlgbter1, the junk.et e er s wringing ha~:·• 'she asked.· hci1 not returned to the Senate
and the cam~lgners" for "S,Cause tl)e Se~ is a ctub · since ~e iuffer!d a stroke
abseil~ is p~· a of prtma donnaslntimsely seU-· more tlian two ye{lrs ago.
ConstitUtionaJ aniefxtmtnt . to , MargareJ ChUe, Snllth, de-Sen~· SrJ!ilb vored , in 2,941
ez:pel any member of 1oriented ...1 99" .kings and one ·' cormecuUve&nate roll calls, a : eoo,ress who skipi, ffiore than : q'u.ee.P--dedicated to µ\eif own str1ng .broJcen when she un-
..; 411 pe:rcent·of'll ye:ar'a roll call persoti8lraccomrnodaiidn!"' derwent !W'gery ln September
"votes: 1 • Shf 'did Dot nime 1any Co~-· J968 .. , .The MJ,lne RepubliWi"who league as a.·ha~itu8.l apsentee; ~-•S(nlth was . sharply
• holds' the record for coo-nor dia &be say. ,who woyld ·. crlhcal of senators she caUed
. ~tJve 'roll call votes, s.iid h.ave ~n expelled hacf ~ch , "moonllghter:s who·regard the
ablenteelsrn "ls the greatest an ameDdme.nt been In -effect' _Se~te as slr'ictly_second~r:Y to
jl(sgrace 'of the Senate. ln ure session of eodb:• that .. t~r moneY·m~1~ .acUv1tles
1 "WJiy then doesn't the ended last week. ' in being of!ered b1gh-pald lee-, , ~ ture fees simply because they
' are senators ... ," : p hi Af. f e -Senators are paid $U,SOO a
! syc • atrists ll'lll ye;;~ortilng to reports filed
, ·s· ... , 'R. eaI'H :~.~9~.p~-t~~c~~~~~ : , croo. ge . . , . ero ing money list at $l4,33t. He was followed by Sen. Mark
• Hatfield (R,-Ore.) at $41 ,9jl5,
} SAN F1\AN~ (AP) 4 0 Scrooge's greatest crime," ·Edmund S. Muskie (~Maine),
Ebenl!r« ~. CJirlltmas' said Wald, "was. that be llvfd . at '4(1,8'l3, and Abraham ,,....;..., • .;..,r:,.,_, may have before his UmeUe•had the· at-Ribicoff (D-Olnn.) at $37,800. _,_ -,..--tiludes before Christmas Eve No' statistics were available . ~ ac;tibg quite normally. as· that everyon:e ,.bas· itfterwai:d · on their 1970 attend a o c e ·
lie ~ about caoting · wbeif their great exp&tations recorilJ.
"Boh, ......... to tbe worlll. · ~ wi4!1 ,..uly" .,, -,)I cam~ f\" • .µ lull that's Iha. "!l' •ll,-1'<11·onlY the-thttal•o£ an .. 111. "Democratic preSldeottill ;atYnl·illl rr.-rrc ,. •• ~.-ill'!i~ 1sulble ·,o6inlnawm; BaJ~ ...... b\Jt.,
r-J>8>i:lditrtlij,.,. Ille '\'!:le1 ·:~1 'inc! • C"'li'o •I I y withdrew la.I fall o!~ bi.I ~,...,.,. .. "· 'Mwr~ that c~f!·C•·d wilebetanfelll.
, ?o ~ -'!:. Cahan, Scrooge of 'Ibo Otriltmas ~·· humbug may bave . Carol Into ad;;ptin1' the· re.-t ~ 8 liln· ~ .sa~fy in. a quire<I merry aOd 'forgiVing at-
world of frustration., Ufiide. • "• 1
1 1 'Qlre's no doUbti" Cahan '-Tha~ aid Wald •Yi!:.S'Uhfa,lr.
·;· "th~t SCro9ft. ~as "Actually, r ~eyone owes ~ '' ,progrealvel:Y~~ more ~'a debt. of g,atltude. oiioU~ n people find oUt that ' All we have tO do is ·smile a Sam." Cl8us :~ let them "~little, and comP.Bred 1 with
1 do~ J • Sc(ooge, we're great. people.
1"' ~tinued,. "Santa Claus Scrooge iUst tak.es the hiat off
,can't,posslbly fulfill all those. · w'," Wald radded.
1childhood hopes ·and dreams Dr. Elrl Burgess, 'another
thltmake.JlS ~ prepared for rwvchiatrist told ewsmen adult frustrahon.!1." · r~~ ' · · heart D,r . R'obe'rt Wald said he that muttering a y, vmt'~ oJd Scrooge as 8 non-"Bab, bum~g!" _·tak~ the > cc:1110i'Jnlst figure and in· edge oft holiday trustrat1ons. ~~edt thlnker of great "Getting angry when you're .,~DI who refused to be df:pressed is g~ for you. It's
bip'py· and ·forgiving just far better ta-get angry and 1 1;1ecau~ everybody else .was bel\ave like Scrooge than, say, ~ruMing lrounct· 1wash in good to ju'mp off the GoJClen Gate lwill. Britlge," he ~·
Las .Vegas
Strike . ' '
• Prpbe.Eyed
LAS VEGAS (UPI) -The
Clark County Democ ratic Cen-
tral Committee c.h a"i rm an
wants a congressiona1 in-
vestigation Into the· activities ·
and methods or federal strike
NEW SHIPMENT -JUST ARRIVED !
Signposts Al.ong the Way
Riders on the ~ldgt seem oblivious to· it all but pla·
• car\! in.foregrol1J1d should have Informed the'!',that
these are Irvine ranchJands where trespassing IS. Unfa:Wtitl. Posting has become Commonplace in rai..
oeql times because of court adions seeking public
access aaoss 'Private properties. ..
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH
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3233 PACIFIC VIEW DRIVE
CORONA DEL MAR
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J: (~:;,,·p/e .te Guitle ... Wllere to ·, go · Wiit ;-to::·: lo~: . ·s, · ... ·1 ~ ·w·d· .. . . Ul.I es; .. · . ,I en •
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ltoRAt.ID, LIGH'r.ED ·TRn BRIGHTENS 'MONARCK BAY PLAZA . . . . ·-Or~g:~\(:oast Traµsf orms
" . ~to ~Christmas Package'. . . . . . .. . . ', . :. . , . '
, The grandest Ouistpuu ·~ctage of was larger thin life in his role or "El
tbtm 111-~ Orii!le OQast ltself--1is / GtnerallJimo." That'.s what people called a~e a£ain as th~· area turns on ittt him when he was at· the zenltb of his
~adiUonaI 40-nl.ile-long .. 'smile'' for the car:w: His flamboyant Style of dress ill·
b>li~af'.a. ' . . ~ · · eluded a string tie, a White ate~n _tiat
•Main, the DAILY .PILOT ·has joined and -often - a wUdly checked sport . ' . 1!Jlli 1hO ·Oi'ange Gounty Coast As!ocia-coat. .
t ioft to co-sponsor .a,ardS for h beSt' of· Among ' the • enduring bits-" IC I
Ille displays in'·thij fairyland ·o< twinkl" 1bowrnanshfp ho left behind at hi• death
ing sights. in 1965 (at age 70) was the conte.t with
».s. fu~g" In ·the . Jl'/t e<tition of the the rli)omlng Utle He 'coined -the ' "ja
histol'ic .''40. MHM of.QJrUbnU Smile!" Mlles 'of ChrlslmBS SmUes."
contest fbundOut;.tltlS ,wu·&vintage ~w · . .It; t1#1 together the ,coiasj.al cord·
for sparkling· d«aratiW JD(i ,glily•col· m411iUt1 .in the ·depression (\ays. qf .the
ortd nghts. . ~. l 1930s when·t)\!!a,c~rµ~ n~ed a gimmJclt ~ colon of Quistmas abountl from to· bring fiat-landers W the.Jr communitjes
Seal Beach to San Clemente. And this to spe."KI a few holiday dollar1.
ye:N''s "smile" ii widened to include the What·has survived ls In the tradition of
,1u o( Cul .rio.1 · th 1 · going all-out In holiday decorations. com.mun-I ,ea ve ., ...... e, m e rvme Today's Orange Coast area "smllers" are
area, Lake Forest, In ~the heart of the very likely more interest.l!d in 1lving Saddleba~ 'vaUey area and Mission Vie-_ visitors a grin than in selling lhem a bowl
jo. ol soup or a souvenir.
Families interested in touring the ' But it just wouldn't be Chrlslma!I along sigh~ could well bead in almost any El Gener~~issimo's coastlin~, ~ha\, he us-
direCtion. Entire communities ams. even : e:d to call ;tie ~merlcan R1v1era, if t.he
. 'o1 t"-0r· ·n.:.:. .. t h l :~ .. ,,. hgh lJ dldn t grow .brighter and prettier cltiel 11e ange .__.. ave Oui<:1.1 m than the year before.
Ulil year's, "&nlile." · .. t • Each bulb helps light uj> the legend that
Hu;ltington Harbo.PT,, II~ is .•blfze iwas , Hill Galllenne: and his con·
Wi\h lights which a.re reOeF,d in ,its temporaries, tho!e who invented the 40-
\1.goonl and inlets In HuntinMtdn'Be.acb: . mile 'jsmile.''
''I1le Spanish lnnueni:t ii :.U.ong · lri : The' 1tnlle is broader than ever thi1
f.t:t.sslon Viejo 11 well as 1n San Juan year. El Oenerallsslmo'• influence hu
. • · · , . reached ·into new Oran&e Coast area CfapiJtrano where· M.utcan l8nd candles cotrimuniUes which didn't nen exist at
join ~ecltlc:ally ~ C1irbtmu liibti th< time oi Galllenne'a duth and wliic~. to proclaim the ioY of the ~aoo. were rolling billl of empt~ when UM! Sari C&tmente' la decked out in new '.140' Milea" event began more than 4CI I • 1 \ muniCip&I finer7. '·Laguna Beach, la.rt years ago.
year'• Ou'\llmaaville in lhe "40 MU.. of Part of the Orange Coast's bright holl·
Quistma1 SmUea" awards OJmpetition. da)' "amlle" thi& year are the com-
la agknr a1ain. munitiea: of Culverdale In the Irvine an•.
Individual homes "hlch mod out in tht Lake Forest tn lht El Toro area and the
40-mlle-klna: "smile" tour are. depicted in eiitire community of Mllsion Viejo. .
pbotogniphs which accompany lbis artf. Of courae, the e!l!!._re "smile" lan"t 1n
cle. Winners of DAILY Pll.OT-Orange the South Orange CO< aru. Seal Stach
County f.ot.st AllOClation e.warcb art pre-and Huntinaton Beach glow brightly with 'ttnte<I on a teptnte picture page oo thtir cities' "official" decorations over
P11e• 22. their flreets and on their public piers.
No one making the toor could enjoy ,It Inlivlduals ha ve clam~red up lad~er1,
more tban the orlglDator of the whole "40 into trees and onto roor1 lo dress up
Miles" event would 1f he couJd join them. home! aU along the "fO.mlie smile." It'•
The lalt William H. "Bill" .GlllieMt a mighty· biJ grin.
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THE FOLKS WHO LIVE AT 1112 PINE IN HUNTINGTON BEACH HAVE At FU~L 'SANTA'S WORKSHOP ON TH~IR LAWN ,:jr;
DP Trophies
"Announced
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• ' Of ""' Delly l"lllt '''"
In <.the wake of what has been singled
out as the most signlficant year local
community theater has presented for Jt1
gtowing audiences In the seven years thi1
column has been observing the Orange
Coobty stage scene, there remains one
more· task before turning our attenUon to
1972 and What 'that yetir ·holds in store.
This Js, of .course,
t he ' acknowledge-
ment of a· handful of
superior perform·
anooi duHng what
proved to· tie' a most
superior ·year. To-
day, appropriately
enough "' Christ-mas Eve , th i s
column · announCes
the winner! of the 'LITtHIElt
Distinguished Performance Awards.
The DP.s are given each year on a
countywide bash;, and today's four win·
ners join ·two doun previous reclplenl3,
only one of whom has won twice. Unlike
50!Tle other theater awards, the DP com·
petiUon is Dot a popularity contest.
Although this writer is actively involved
in commu n ity
theater, two. of to-
d a y ' a reclplen<.s
would oot recognize
hJm on sight.
THE DP AWARDS
are. quite simply,
bestowed upon those
and actresses hon-
estly and objectlve-
ly considered t h e
fin est In their par·
tlcular categories. And in 1971, with
most county theaters going the extra
mile in pursuit Of professionalism in
their productions, the choices often were
extremely difficult.
Of the top five listed in each category,
nc~rly all turned In perfonnances worthy
of this es:tra rt!CO(nitlon, and may well ,
in another year, have received It. So keen
was the 1971 comoetition that this column
Is listing, addition-I
ally , two performers l
in each category for I
honorable mention.
Here, then, are
t h • distinguished
perform.en of 1971
-and an e."tcerpt
from UUs newspap.
er's review to spot..
light their award·
wtnning perfonn· aot ILLS
onces;
BEST ACl'OR. -Aaron Fletcher IS
lVllly Lom;m in "Death of a Salesman"
for the Irvine Como
mun.i ly 'Illeater. "At
the top ol th.la I U-
perb heap stands
Aaron Fletcher,
whose unforgettable
portrayal of Wiiiy
Loman ranka him
with the giants ol
his craft. Fletcher
' probes dl'C!p Into the
1M.t.10H gut.I of Willy, coo-
.-eying ttfe ache and disillusion of thl1
(See OOERMISSIO!I• Page JI)
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SANTA TAKES A SPILL ON ROOI' AT ISl71 VICHIY, lllVINI
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' r.WaJ'ltr PJdg-hu bee1t.aicnectlo;1:1>-
star with Oarlton Heaton . in .-iieti•1
"Airborne," which •producer , ~
. ~~r.and d)re<:Ulr J<>!'!i GuµIqmjll:.Jflll
,begin Jilming in January. :.-
. Jatnes 'Btolin and ~elt .. .,~,.
Grier wj]J, have · co-starring roles tij~
..,,...np1ay by Stanley lt. GreonberJ. "
, ·Pidgeon'a role in "Airborne" .... a
United SlateJ Senltor marks bll relur)ito
MGM, wheri 'he starred ID -!ol
movte.hit.!1. ~~!! . ":~·
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" iNsm'E 'l'EATIJRES"! ' .
' LUCY· B,EJ,I. Editor ..
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Seventh DP Trophies
( Olllltltil -Paie II J
IOlll Ml 1111 au! r11trn'" with <very -•.nd .....,. ..
CompltURc lM ravored five ln an
' urw.sually competltlve c•t~ory are
Patrick Birkett, ''The Big Knife,"
· Westminster Community T h ea t e. r ;
Robert Engman, "Plaza Su.ite," Laguna
Moulton Playhouse; Art Gordon, "A View
From the Bridge," Irvine c.Ommuntty
Theater, and D:iyle Mc~y, "Look
Homeward, Angel." ~_guna Moulton
PlayhQuse. Honorable mention to Russell
Martin, 0 'iVbo•11 Save the Plowboy.'1 San
Clemente Community Theater, and Hap
Graham, "The Man Who came to .l)ln.
ner," Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse.
BEST ACTRESS -Betsy Paul is
Muy Tyrone 'ln i•1.o~ Day's Journey
Into Night'' !or the Lagi,ma Moulton
Playhouse. "Betsy Paul turns in an
absolutely stellar interpretation ol the
tragic 1'1'ary Tyrone ••.. almost trighten-
tna:ly real in her portrayal, her vzriatioru1
'of mood and mahner sharp and true; her
hands painting the l"'lgnent picture she
dare not admit even to henelf. Seldom
hM rui::h an excellent performance graced
a community theater stage.
Travel
Su.perl1Uve perfonnancea: also were
tW'lled In by C;ar>I Dahl, "The Glass
Menagerie," Sail Clemente Community
Theater; Hilda Allen, "Death of a
Salesm an," Irvine Community Theater)
Jean Koba, ''The Big Kn l f e , ' '
Westminster r.ommunlty Theater, and
Sally Brown, 1'Rashomon,'' Huntington
Beach Playhouse. Honorable mention to
Iris Korn, "hlok Homeward, Angel,"
Laguna Moulton Playhouse, and Janet
Gordon, "A View From the Bridge ,"
Irvine r.ommunlty Thealer.
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR . -Bob
Mills as Blff Loman in "Death of •
Salesman" for the :nvine. COmmunity
Theater. ''The complex role of the older
son, Biff, Is given a studied, sensitive in-
terpretation by Bob Mills .... in his emo-
tional &bowdown with Willy at the climax
of the play, Mills reaches a peak ol.
power that Is [rigbtening in its Impact.
Close behind Mips, from the same piay.
was Gary Saderue as the younger
brother, Happy, while rounding out the
field were Fred West, "The Big KnUe,"
Westminster Community 'ITleater: Jirn
Speirs, "l11e Glass Menagerie," San
Clemente Community Theater:, and
Mlt.cheU San£ord, "·You Know I Can't
Hear You·• When the Water's Running.''
. Cheap. Tran~port
Sweeping Europe -
By ST AN DILAPLANE .
SAN FRANCISCO - A few winter notes frolll
all over: Cheaper transportation is packing the !kl
resorts of Europe. Qll;ick check of travel agents
d oesn't give much hope for rooms .in well-kn.own
Kitzbuhel, St. Anton, St. Moritz -places like that.
Young ski bum types say the trick is 'go to villag~s
five to ten miles around the posh places. "Theres
always some widow who Wants to rent the back
room -cheap."
-* ~ Cheaper transport means 1.be big airline pack-
./ ~1 .r <1 ·1: ••. ,
Anncunced
I Lido Isle Players. Honorable menUoa to
Alan ~ "Here Lles Jenimy ,Troy,'"
Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, and
Bernard Simon, "You Know I C&ri't H•r
You When Ule Water's Ru.ming," Lido
Isle Players. / ' . BEST ~UPPORTING ACTRESS -
Sharon Heusinkveld as Laura in ·~e
Glass Menagerie" for the 5an Clemente
Community Theater. "Sharon
Heusinkveld presents a compelling and
pitUully beautiful Laur!, the crippled
daughter whose excruciating shyness has
see-ly destined her for spinsterhood.
Miss Heusinkveld conveys. olt~n by u ·
pression or mannerism alone, the aching ,
emptiness ol insecurity which gives her
character full dimension."
Others among the top live supporting
actresses are Nan Prince, "Look
Homeward, Angel," Laguna Moultoil
Playhouse; AM ParvareM:h, "Plazlt
SUlte," Huntington Beach Playhouse, and
Karen Gardner, "A View Frmt the
Bridge," ln'ine Community nie11ter.
Honorable mention to Joanne Wolcott.
"Barefoot in the Park," Irvine Com ..
munity 'Theater, and DorothY Smith,
••who'll Save the Plowboy?'' San
Clemente Community Theater.
q age deals. (CUt·rate JcelandlcAJr-has ~eapest pack-~ages.) Charters are filling ,resorts. LitUe known ts ~.Norway's cross cotintry skiing. Carry' a pack and ~sllde overlmd. Good for new •kiers. Y'ou can hard-
·~t' i'eik a leg that way.* _ ' , _' "
HUME CRONYN IN HIS THREE STARRING ROLES FOR CTG
Ltft, In ''Ml•r/' C,-nttr, ""Hldrl1n VII" and "Cain• Mutin'f''
Cronyn in Third LA Ro'le as Queeg
Acapuloo full. Cozumel had some rooms. (Be" l\~,t' l '• • • £ ''M" -• F ·;;t 1:~u;,~a:.-~~ red 1:.?:~t~'*'~~ i1,1an 01:-.. any aces · :¢enly. hit 1 patcla -e; on ll;ear Jolil!, iliat s. ,
(""'• lhe iwrote)>( ' , ' • . ' 1:~ .. , ~ {. ... . '...l.:. ~. .•
' , I 1-., ·~·. Jllr l • •
. -.
DANCE THEATER OF HARLEM DEBUTS AT ORANGE COAST
Comptny In "Rhythmtitron" Cho reographed by Director Mitc hell
Harle~ Troupe Due
Dance Theater w Perform at OCC
The famed Dance Theatre of
Harlem makes its f i r 1 t
Southern California !P-
pearance this year at Orange
CDlst College, 2701 Fairview
Road, Costa Mesa, on Jan. 4
and s.
The all black classical ballet
troupe Is under the direction
of Arthur Mitchell who has
been a member of the New
York Cltf Ballet for the past
15 yean and is the only black
to become a princlple in that
Guide to Fun
Kiwanis Presents
'Turkey' at OCC
DEC. 14 -JANi I
LAS POSADAS -Padua Hills Theater three miles above
Foothill Blvd., on Padua Ave., in Claremont, is presenting
"Las Posadas" -the story of Christmas -Wed .• Sat. at
8:30 p.m. and matinees !t 2:30 p.m. Wed. and Sat., through
Jan. 8. The dining room and llhops are open dally for lunch.
dinner and browsing except Mon. Tickets may be reserved
by calling (711) 62\1.1288.
DEC.~
STORY HOUR -COiia Mesa library, 566 Center St., COsta
Mesa, offers a children'• ator)' eacll 'I1lur1., at 10:30 a.m.
' DEC. !I -JAJI. !I
troupe. Karel Shook Is the
associate artistic dlrector.
The troupe will present 1
lecture-demonstration in the
· OCC Auditorium on Tuesday
Jan 4 at 8 p.m., and a dance
concert on Jan. 5 at 8:30 p.m.
Tickets for the concert are
$3; and $2 for the lecture--
demonstration. They will be
available at the door.
The Dance Theatre o f
Harlem hu only been in ex-
l!tence for three years but
already is ranked among the
top ballet companies In the
world. other black dance troupes,
rucb as those or Pearl Primus
and Katherine Dunham, have
been either exclusively or
predominantly modem dance
companies. This Iii the first
completely b I a c k cl!ssical
ballet company.
The troupe ls small with just
24 members, only &ix of which
have had prior training
outside the company.
Walter Rain~, 2T, perform·
. ed with the stuttgart Ballet
and Virginia Johnson, 21, is
from the Washington School of
Ballet. The rest' have been
drawn from the ranks oL some
800 black students who study P~.SCROOL STORIES -The Newport Bead! Public U· at the Danco Theatre's !cllool brary has scheduled pre-school programs which will take in Harlem
place at• 10 a.m. in the following Jocatlcm: Mmnera l,j, Mitcheq ·baa ~t -11 o!
brary, ~Dover Drive, Tuesdays;_~ del ~Lihtarir.-.-..,his life trying lO fur'.Uilt the ~ Mangold St., Corona del Mal';' Wednesdays, Hii'tiot cause of cluslcal danCe in
View Clubhouse. 1871 Port Qiarlelr(·fiewport Beach, 'fhun.. black America. He opened the
days, and the Balboa Library, 100 &! Balboa Blvd, Newport company in the basement of a
Beach, Tue.sdays. Harlem church three ~ears
DEC. 11 ago and at the same time
M&T CONCERT _ Blood, sw~t and Tean will be bea:d opened a new world of ballet ·.::, PoopJe g1Ytnta.,IO\'ond ~~~·sky·hlgh ' .~bbeaii · p~ 1'!<P ho,W. ilt:l'1i~'·ftiW 1old , •, o\:lclo~l (llUl ~•~ller.ql>~i~la,~ ":;'I · j Making the transition from
one Ill J~. Jlti' ~n alfor~.\!; ' , Mftj , '! 1 · · Rarpagon to F r e er er I c k
b,teddQI' rr.~~ev. MJIJl•i n ' .' ~ ", ·~ t: I William Rolfe, a man who
in concert in the Arena of the Anaheim Convention Center1 to many black Americ'ans.
to "'Hadrbyi VTI" Cronyn ap-vengeance, giving bis role a 800 w. K!tella, Anaheim, Dec. 31 at 8 p.m. For ticket in-_ "People tho!Jght I was in· peared tor CTG at the Mark sparkle of wit and gaiety. I ti ,..,_ ••• 5000 sane when I started the
I onna on .,.,.,,,e -.r • · school,'' Mitchell sa'1d. "They Taper Forum in "The Miser." Beginning with "The M ser"
These three roles have af-at the Mark Taper Forum. he JAN. 7 repeated all the myths about
to r d e d Lo s A n i e I e s has mastered three widely TRAVEL FILM -The Newport Harbor Kiwanis Founda-black people not being able to
, ' t -~,,~ 1"6"t, --. ~ ..,.~:,. ··'I·~ would be POpe, and now to the
; • 'I. "••.,, t · * ~ 1 i. 1 • ,..,-"'\o .. ,. ""1': 1 beleaguered Capt. Queeg is an
theatregoers the opportunity divergent roles for Center Uon iJ presenting Willis Buller and his film, "Turkey" in da-oce ballet."
to witness one of the world's Theatre Group. No stranger to the Orange c.oast College Auditorium, 2701 Fairview Road, Criticism came from well·
most renowned actors at the stage, Cronyn is noted as C.OSta Mesa, at 8 p.m. Jan. 7. Tickets $2 for adults; $1 for meaning criUcs who believed
: ' • ' ~·You ,+;~;.,, ~ ~~!"' acting feat or no small con-
'I it "\ r" .... t .. ~ .... r ·-r. sequence. Yet Hume Cronyn,
I ;; at's romanUc couney, J)1'9dd1. l>lld the most ~:~~ ·~ar~1,z\'i*h•~
tit hotel man IS '1Gus" GUslindet ;with half Group's "The Caine Mutiny
work. dir~tor, writer, and producer students, may be purchased at the door. that classic ballet had nothing
Although he bas apppeared as well as an actor. His range to offer the bfack dancer. ·
n starry;eyed ·hotels. On Kauai, Hln>lel ~'. cour t-M a1 t I a I" a\the
Hou., overlooks the !"!•cl! m d v!p~i• W!'~e , Ahmanson Theatre, h•·m•de
prominently in motion pictures Is remarkable, from Albee to JAN. 8 Mitchell feels the opposite ti
and on television, too, the ac· Shakespeare, Chekhov to MARIONETI'E SHOW -Leaming Unumtted is presenting true. His troupe and school
made 'South Pacific." Oof.:tages• ~ thei ~s these character leaps and thus ~ lilt "1= ·16' play b.,ketba!P bn.'• (So' bl'IDJ marks his third starring •P'
tor admits his first love is the Thurber. Bob Barker's Mark>oettes in two perfonnanct.s at 1 and s have made ballet relevant and
stage, and he has particularly With his wile, Jessica Tan-p.m. in the Univeralty Park Elementary School, 4572 Sand-meaningful to the black com·
JOlal bilke 1). • ' ' . ' , •, pearance for .Center Theatre
• 1 .. • -. ~ • if i • , Group at the Music Center.
enjoyed his times at the Music dy, be starred On Broadqay in burg, Irvine, Jan. 8. Tickets, $1.25 for youths; $2 for adults. munity. It is no longer thought
Q!nter. Wlucb ls his favorife "A Dellcate Balance" and of as only a white man's art
CTG role? He's liked them all, "The Four Poster," repeating JAN. U • zg form.
but feels that C!"Pt. Queeg is the latter on television. other PLANE.TARIUM SHOW -Viewers will see 0 Desttnation ~1Jtchell says there are · .. s.me .. ai;..,,d.: Coco . Palma 'WI'lh1 !b~.iigb~d Two seasons ago Hume
fish ponds anCI. all enormou1 grove Jlf d)Con'!!lt·hees. Cronyn dauled Ab man 1 on
' 1L Y --~~ ;... • Theatre audiences with his Cottage,. Hpre 'wie beds are in CUY·~ ~,..~e!nan portrayal of Father William
perhaps his most diffi cult major Broadway credits in-Mars," a ·journey to Mars where priQlitive life rnay exist, many black militants who feel
assignment. The c o m p I e x elude bls portrayal of Polonius at the Tessman Planetarium on the Santa Ana C.Ollege he should be teaching African
:c.:noes. The baths ai:e. rock-willed ~nd t>P'ft to the Rolfe In "Hadrian VII." Prior
,,i<y. (Brlnil'.• p~ddle.) · "' • · ;
characterization calls for In "Hamlet'' which .won him a campus 1530 W. 17th St., Santa Ana, Wed. and .Fri. at 7:15 dance rather than classical
Cronyn to portray a veteran Tony Award and Variety's poll li~pii.miiiii. ;;Jacnii. ;;12iiii-~28ii. iiiiliiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiibl.ialiileiiit iiiniiHsaiiriileiim;;.;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiij Navy capta in whose junictr of-of the critic'& vote for best ., . * '' 1 ' On the Big Island of Hawaii. the King l<ame-
,Jiimeha. Guslandef's1Wig·size ~eds a~ain ":'ilh bed·
.Jfosts of plumed standlrds-lfke Hawauan kings bad
around them. Lanais iookin,g··over the bay. (Bring
your camera.) And some otliers. Why don 't you get
J -brochure of all of them: Lyle Guslander, Jsland
: Holiday Resorts, 2222 Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu,
:: Hawaii. .. .* '· : Plushest hotel in the islands is Mauna Kea f Beaah Hotel. Most far away from it all : Hana Ranch
1'Hottl, Hana, M1ul.
* "I have h11rd you can get pills without 1 pr•
tcrlptlon In Mexico •.. 11
True or sorhe -not all. A lot of weight reduc-
'• ers that are prescription in the U.S. are-over·the·
counter sales in Mexico. Japanese drug stores sell
almost everything without prescription. Same in the
Philippines. * .
"Do w• nMd cho lera shots for tM Orient?"
Ask your airline for current needs. Cholera
· shot! are on and off out there. I usually take them
because I MAY have to have them. Two shots, week
apart. I never get any reaction.
* , Friend writ•• me: "In Germany if you see a
man with a short beard carrying a violin case. fol·
i low bi.m and he will lead you to a restaurant where
they serve a very good meal at a cheap price."
(Sounds reasonable.)
SOUTH SEAS
TROPICAL 'FISH
o,...c..., .. fl.-• .. ••tt.. .tT~· PW! .MG~1 e A9UAl lUMS e MAJNTINA .. CI SllWICI e L.ft FOODS
e Lffl PLANn
Jll 1'· WU.SON, toJTA MISA '"' •• w.. .. •. 1 ... ,.., ... ,ltll .... , MVffTIH•TOfll llACM
CNOt It H• Lvdll''•) -··
Welk's Yule
Prog ram All
In Family
ficers relieve from wartime perf · "Th T h
command believing him to be s1st:;~~nc:~d "~he ~~: · ·~ow IS PARTY TIME! mentally unbalanced. Queeg's Animal.'' He has appeared in
outward appearance at the numerous films and was
beginning of the trial of the nominated for an Oscar for
mutineers renects ev er y "The Seventh Cross," with his
evidence of normalcy but most re<:ent motion pictures
culminates at the end in the being "The Arrangement,"
famous "bre!kdown" scene. "Gaily, Gaily" and "There
Opening to unanimoU1 raves, was a Crooked Man." ChUdren, wide-eyed and ex· Cronyn•6 Queeg has been hail-Hume Cronyn is n o w
pectaht, are what Christmas is ed i s_ the "beat yet." creating the tragic Capt.
all .about and the sons and "Hadrian VII" was another Queeg on the Ahmanson stage,
daughters of Lawrence Welk's of Cronyn's notable su~s. a role previously portrayed by
musical family will be en-As Fredrick William Rolfe. the great actors Lloyd Nolan,
tertained and entertaining on Cronyn detailed the honored who originated .the role on
center stage when his 17th an-career Rolfe longed for but Broadway, and f{ um p hr e y
nual Christmas show is aired never achieved. Den 1· e d Bo t ho I ed ·1 1·1 on Channel 11 at 1 , p.m. gar w Pay 1 on 1 m. Chrlstmas night. realization of his dearJ!St "The Caine Mutiny Court-amlbltion -priesthood -Martial," the second pro-
The scene, complete with Rolfe consoled himself with a duclion In CTG·Ahmanson's
11now, a giant tree, and kiddies fictional life in the church 1971-72 subscription series,
galore, will find Welk In a red which carried him to the continues through Jan. 8, with
suit playing Santa to the C!St. supreme office of the Pope of tickets available at the Music
The music will run the Rome. Hailed throughout the Center box office and all ticket
gamut of the season Including country as a personal triumph, agencies.
all the favorite songs and ~iiij-iiijjji-iiijjjiiiijjjiiiiiiiliiiiiiii.,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii carols. '
Bobby Burgeas, Cissy King,
Mary Lou Metzger and Jack
lmel will dance to "Parade of
lhe Wooden Soldiers," and Llt-
Ue Jenni Griffiths •ill join her
mother (Sandt Grllfithl) and
S.111 Flynn as they tell her
"Sarita Claus ls COmlng To
Town."
THI wnr~ FINIST IOOKSTORIS
HUNTER'S so:oKs .·
POR UO YIAR~SINCE 1851
Loc1tod At
FASHION : SQUARE
JN SANTA ANA
Phont 17]41 543.9343
' u.soo -· & ,.,.......kl JJ,000 u.-llrfftl•t Canis
' IAltiAINS G•LORll
OPEN EVENI NGS ''l'IL 9 P.Jtl.
Th• w1y to •nioy th• holid1y1 i1 to "tak• it ••1y." This is wh•r• we com• in.
Her• at N1wport Produc• w• h•v• th• "t•ke it e11y foods." Such 11 •••• •
''to11•d 1eled1.'' "all r11dy to 1erv1.'' 5 lb1. will s•rv• 20 p1opl• for l•ss than
a dollar •• • • • reedy med• coli 1l1wl Cerrot 1tick1, c1l•ry stocks for your
N•w Y•1rs Ev• parti•sl • • ••• Foil wrapped pot1toes, i nd many, many mor•,
and •II at "whole11I• pric•sl"
START SAVING WITH THESI COUPONS
l··················\·········1 Still The l •t Value Start Th• Din With Low C1lorl.,_Low Prlc•
• FH SH SQU IUID • , .... COACH EL LA • cuc'"u"M'"a •
• ORANGE JUICE • GRAPEFRUIT • ERS •
: 29' ~ I IELL PEPPERS •
• 9uart 5C loch , • 6 25C •
I Llmlt-Y, Gil. • Llmlt-6 • For •
With Thia Covpen • With Thi• Cov1t1n • Llmlt--6 • I I • W it• Thi• Coupon
• • • • • • • • • • ........ _.---. I ••••••• I
COUPONS EXPlll DECElllllR 29
CLOSED CHRISTlllAS & NEW YEARS DA Y
Th•1•r'est1uranh demand th1 fin•st for their cu1tom1rs: Th•t'1 why th•y featuri
NftlMf' PrCNl1c•I Patronl11 th1ml Victor H .. o Ina, la9un1 B••ch; vth SwldM,
'1untin~ton Beach and Coron• d1! Mi r; Tht llue Dolpllla, Newport; Charlie's
ChUI, N•wport; l trbhlrt's .,Alrpttt:•• and ov•r 300 others. How •bout your
calling v11
"Orange Counrv'• Ftutt1t Growfng Prodvce and Fl-Ower Organization"
~ N~!r~~!~~~.Q~~~E
2616 Ntwport loultvWd Oft th• Penln1ula
Phon1
17M11S ,,, .. ,.,.
671 .. :191
"85 Y '"'' of Pf'oduce KnolD How" "Where quollty u the
Order of l/Jf HOUll"
1~010 PlUIT SMIP,la. P:Olt • 'r'IAltl,
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Frldly, Dtctmb« 24, 19n DAILY PILDY IT
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JYOIUI STANtEl'
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ORANGE COUNTY'S RESTAURANT, NIGHT CLUB AND ENTERT A/NMENT SCENE
•
Holiday Ti1ne
Tonight, of course, marks Christmas Eve and
the annual occasion for staging what is perhaps
our warmest gathering with family and friends.
Whe~er this takes the form or staying home or
steppmg out for a bit of good cheer, the event will
be observed with a special sense of well-being for
the good things thal fill our lives. e
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL
· Hopefully everyone will have reason to regard
this Christmas as the merriest ever -with fine
food and numerous delicacies figuring largely in
the cause. Toward that fulfillment, Out 'N' About
extends best wishes and seasons greeting to all .
Once, however, the quiet dignity of the Christ-
·mas observance is over, we'll have to turn next
week to New Year's merriment which follows a
wholly different pattern. For that upcoming boll·
day sets a mood that turns us into our most gre-
garious selves for maximum hilarity and mirth.
No doubt the psychology of thlS loosening up
hinges on the thought of being done with the old
in expectation of the new. It's only natural for
everyone ta hope that the troubles of 1971 will
somehow be swamped in the good fortune of 1972.
t
GET OUT AND ABOUT
Fortunately there is an abundance of lively
spots in the area where out 'n' abouters can enjoy
a gala evening. And the wide variety of offerings
provides an opportunity to pick just about any kind
of observance that suits individual preference, and
pocketbook . \.Ve spent the last few days canvassing estab-
lishments hereabouts to obtain a run-down on their
plans and packages for New Year's Eve. That inf or·
mation, together with any \Ve gleaned about New
Year's Day or the entire weekend, is presented
here\vith.
·* "'"''~ AEROPUERTO
~ f,i NEW YEAR'S EVE
,_____.._· __. PARTY $18~ .....
0 DIMJllll
CHOICE OF ANY STU.IC ° CMAM,AGNf
0 DANCING· IHTIRTAINMENT *
CALL FOR RESERVATIONS 545.5579
2122 PAllSADIS (Bri siol)
SAN TA ANA
*'
IN SECLU DED ALISO CANYON
GALA
NEW YEAR'S EYE
PARTY
Como Coleb<ato Wilt! Us
7:30 p.in. to 2 ··"'·
4-COURSE NEW TORK STEAK DINNER
With Champa9n•
Party Favors-Hats-Noisemak•rs
$17 .SO Per Person (Inc. Tax and Tip)
Danclnv Clltcl Entertalarntt1it with
THE VELO BROS.
R...,.watlon1 Requlred-Ampl• f r• P•rkln1
31106 COASY HIGHWAY
SOUTH LAGUNA 4'9·2663
GALA •
NEW YEAR'S EYE PARTY
-NO COVER CHARGE-
NOISEMAKE RS-PARTY FAVO RS
DANCING-ENTERTAINMENT
Wffli;ly Hffrt: 11:Jt A.M. t. 1Z:JO
hlclrf •-' s.t.,.._,.i 11 :10 A.M. I• 1:10 A.M.
S11tffyt: 4:00-IZ MIDN l•HT
9093 E. ADAMS
HUNTINGTON BEACH 962·7911
'.l'lle l'bher1llan
An evening of fun and frolic is being promised
by the Fisherman restaurant, 317 Pacific Coast
Higb111ay, at the Pier, Huntington Beach, during
the course of an all-out New Year's Eve celebration.
There will be no advance in prices and dinner
will be served from the regular menu unlil 11:30
p.m.
Party favors, 'hats and noisemakers will be
presented to all customers. Also on tap is continu·
ous entertainment and dance music.
The Der1>11
A special holiday menu will be one of the New
Year's Eve highlights at ~he Derby restaurant, 1262
Palisades Road, Costa Mesa. Festivities will ~et
under way with the early dinner hour, according
to the family Sturniola who operates this spot along
with their like-named establishment in Arcadia.
Celebrants will receive all the implements of
merrymaking in the form of hats, horns, noise-
makers and other paraphernalia. Lively dance mu·
·sic and entertainment will be provided by Roman
and the Roman Four.
Reservations suggested. Open January 1.
Coral Reef
Traditional champagne dinners at cost of $8. 75
per person will be served from 6 p.m. to midnight
at the Coral Reel, 2854 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa.
Entree choices are New York steak, steak and lotr
ster combo, prime rib, lobster tail, top sirloin and
roast young capon .
All dinners include a glass of champagne, soup,
salad, rolls and butter and a choice of potato or
rice. There will also be hats, horns and noisemakers
for all and dancing and entertainment, from 9 p.m.
to 2 p.m.
Reservations recommended.
VISIT OLD JAPAN
®
ffilYRKO
Luncheon Dinner Coclll•il•
PASADEN . .a.. 139 S. Loi Robles • 715:-7005
OR . .\:\'GE 33 'fO\\'D &: Country• 141·3303 ,
TORR.'\,CF. 2' Dd Amo V.,h;on Sq.• 542-86'7 i
JARDI N D' .ALLAH II
FRENCH AND MID-EASTERN CUI SINE
NEW YEAR'S EYE SPECIAL
Full 10·Coune Dln•er--$10 Per Penon
Ft•f1.1ri"t 6011r"'t t D•lictcie1 Fro111 At•11nd Th, W.rld
St1rtint •t •:oo ,,M.
Ntw .&p,.....1119-ADNAN AND HIS HAlll M DANCllS
M11t1r Ch•t -l11c•v Pi•rr•
105 S. OLA VISTA-SAN CLEMENTE
IESEI YATl0Ns.-4t2ol005
SP EC IAL MENU!
FREE
NOISEMAKERS!
For A Gala
NEW YEAR'S EVE
PRESENTS THE
JOE NICOLETII SHOW
AND FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE
THE REIGN GROUP
JOSE FIUCIANO IN PERSON
Fevon, ...i1t1, Noisem•k•rs For All
HUllY-RISIRYATIONS LIMITED
o,.tt Diiiy 11 :JI,. 2 1.m..-C:IOHtl lund•y
1'17 WISTCLlff DRIYI
NEWPORT llACH 645-4115
Bol> Burn•
New Year'• eve with a wee touch of the Scot·
tish highlands awaits revelers at Bob Burns res·
taurant, 37 Fashion !$and, Newport Center, New·
port Beach. There will be no cover or minimum for
the tonUnuous entertainment that kicks off the res·
tiv!Ues at 7 p.m.
The regular dinner menu will prevail from ~
to 7 p.m. but the night's special menu takes over
after that. There will be party favors for every·
body in the form of bats, horns, noismakers and
other assorted goodies.
R~servations should be made in advance a!
~'ley should for any planned feasting on the follow·
ing New Year's Day.
The Airporter .
New Year's Eve dinner will be served in the
?\lediterranean Room, from 5 p.m. to midnight, at
the Airporter Inn, 18700 MacArlhur Blvd. (oppo-
site Orange County Airport), Newport Beach . Spec·
ial items will be featured along with the regular
menu.
• . .
• .
Continuous entertainment and dancln~. pro-
vided by two outstanding musical groups, will pre-
vail in the cabaret cocktail lounge from 5 p.m. to
2 a.m. Alternating on lhe bandsland wUl be the
Shona Bishop Trio and Tom :Mullinix and ~ United
States ot America Dance Orchestra.
Reservations suggested. The Alr~rter's dining
facilities will also be open New. Years Day.
Stutt Shirt
They are making a rollicking night of it at the
Stuf.t Shirt, 2241 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach,
and a special New Year's Eve. dinner will be offered
to merrymakers. It will likewise be possible to order
from the regular menu.
T)ul special ho)iday dinner, tabbed al $8.50 per
person, will inclu de a choice of soup du jour or tos-
Gala
Op•n 01ily
10 a.m. to 2 e.m.
LUNCH
DINNER
COCKTAILS
New Year's Eve Party
$2500 Per Couple
Include s Dinner-Entree Choice of
Roast Sirloin of Beef or Lobster ·
and Bottle of Champagne
Hats-Noisemakers · Party Favors
Res•rv1tlon1 Required 494-0600
220 FOREST AVE. LAGUNA BEACH
IMKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW
FOR OUR
Gala
New Year's Eve
Party
CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMENT
PARTY FAVORS, SPECIAL MENU
Fun For Ev•ryone
FROM 7:00 P.M. ON
NO COVER
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NO MINIMUM
37 FASHION ISLAND
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sed green salad, roast New York sirloin of beef,
olufled baked polato, broiled tomato, vegetable du·
Jour, chocolate rum or caramel brandy sundae.
Food service will get under way at 5 p.m. and
lhe evening's activlly will Include dancing and party
favors for all.
The Slult Shirt will also be open on New
Year's Day with service from the regular menu.
Berliner
There will be some very appropriate expres-
sions of auf wiedersehen to 1971 and willkc;mmen
to 1972 during the New Year's festivities at the
Berliner German restaurant, 1~82 BeaCh Blvd.,
Town & Country Center, Huntington Beach.
Dinner will be served from the regular menu
until 11 :30 p.m. and a wide assortment of cold
snacks will be available from that point on. Enter·
tainmetl.t and dance music will be provided all eve-
ning by the Trio of Austria.
The tab of $5 per person Includes noisemakers,
hats, party favors and one-half botUe of champagne
per couple. Reservations required.
Ben Broaen'•
A complete package is being offered to tltooe
welcoming 1972 at Ben Brown's, 311® Coast Biab-
way, Soulh Laguna. The evening gala inclucles
champagne, dinner, dancing, entertainment and
party favors.
Priced at $35 per couple, Including tax and Up,
the evening's bill of fare will include a New York
steak 4inner complete with all the trimmings from
salad to dessert and beverage.
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Dance music and entertainmerit will be contlft.
uous from ~:SO ·p,m. on. Reservations a must.
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Where The
Inn People Meet
New Year'• Eve
DINNER IN THI MIDITHIANIAN ROOM
FROM 5 P.M. 'TIL MIDNIGHT
Continuous Ent•rt•inment
In Th• Ceb1r•t-Coc.ktail Loun9•
Frorn 5 P.·""· 'til 2 1.rn.
DA.NCI TO THI FAIULOUS MUii( OF
TOM MULUNIX AND HIS UNITED
STATIS Of AMDlCA' DANCE ORCHESTIA
AND
THE SHONA llSHOP TRIO
TWO DANCI Pl.OOH le c...Airporter
. ..r, qnn CJ-Iotel !. ~ 'OPf'OllTI OltANOI COUNTY AIRPORT
11700 MACARTHUR M.YD,
NEWPORT llACH
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209 Palm, Balboa 675-5774 ,, ........ ,tf'('f '"'"' .. ,
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GALA CELEBRATION
NEW YEAR'S EVE
NO ADYANC~ IN PRICES
Dinner From Our Regu'lar Menu
Served Until l 1 :3 0 P.M.
Pa rty Favors, H1ti, No111m1~er1, etc.
NEW YORK .
KOSHER STYLE
HOT CORN ED IEEF
HOT PASTRAMI
RARE ROAST I EEf
oEUSfffF
ENTERTAINMENT
AND
DANCING
317 PACIFIC
COAST HIGHWAY
HUNTINGTON BEACH
536-2555
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Affair?
PARTY PLATIERS
Alt.E OUR SPECIALTY
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IROOKHURST & ADAMS SHOPPING CENTER
NMr l aven Drugi, Huntlnpn l••ch -961-1575
Alto In El Taro-l.atUM Hlll1 Cante;r -130-4411
NOW OPEN
• THE
UNDERGROUND
WEEJ{ENDER
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Feliciano'•
Plans are afoot to rin~ in 1972 in a big way at
the recetitly reopened Feliciano's restaurant, 1617
Westcllff Drive, Newport Beach. There ,will be no
advance ln prices and dinner Can be oraered from
the regular menu by way of any of the fine house
specialties. -
There will be pirty favors, bats and what have
you !or all. On stage in the Showroom for a full
evening of entertainment, dance music will be by
Joe Nicoletti and the Reign Group.
During the course of the evening Joee Feliciano
will be present and entertain.
Reservations a must.
8on the Beu,..,..,.mber
A big New Year's Eve. party is slated from 7:30
p.m. on at Don The Beachcomber, 3901 E. Coast
Highway, Corona del Mar. Food service will be from
l:he regular menu featurin~ such great house favor-
ites as Pacific mahi-mah1, bee! teriyaJti, lobster
· Nanking, mandarin duck, prime ribs o! bee!, Lon·
don broil, pineapple ribs, and chicken cordon bleu.
There will be no advance"in prices for the eve-
ning's festivities and a continuing series of special
Polynesian shows will highlight the holiday enter·
tainrnent. Reservations a must.
' Crow11 Ho11se
Twelve sp~cial entrees pre~ared by Bill Peters,
master chef and owner, will highlight the holiday
menu being offered by the Crown House, 32802
Pacific Highway, at Crown·Valley Parkway, Laguna
Niguel.
Featured will be such dishes as prime fillet
mignon, $7.25; prime ribs of beef, au jus, $6.25;
veal Elizabeth, $5.95; boned cornish hen, $5.95; ab-
alone Morro Bay, 5.50; Cali!ornia lobster, $6.95.
Reservcitions Available
New Years's Eve Dinner
(Special Menu)
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IN THE HUNTER ROOM
REUBEN'S • AIRPORT
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' All will· be served with a ch<>ice of soup, or mixed
green salad, or fresh spinach salad, steamed rice
or potato du Jour, green beans almondine, or cream-
ed spinach,
Nor will there be any advance in prices !or the
spectal New Year's Eve action that includes enter·
tainment and party favors for all. Reservations very
advisable. '
The Crown House will also be serving New
Year's Day •.
• The Flin9
A simple promise of fun, fun and more fun con·
stitutes the New Year's Eve offering at the Fling
_cocktail lounge, 145 E. 19t& St., Mesa Square,
Costa Mesa . The action kicks off whenever you drop
in and lasts until closing time.
There will be hats, noisemakers and party fav·
ors for every celebrant. Dance music and enter-
tainment will be furnished by the Hap Hall Duo
with Gene Willis on bass.
Tl1e Cellar
A special New Year's Eve package will be o!
fered to celebrants at the Cellar restaurant, 220
Forest Ave. (just off the Coast Highway), Laguna
Beach. Tabbed at $25 per couple, this all-inclusive
deal includes a complete dinner and a bottle of
champagne. ·
Dinner entrees include a choice of roast sirloin
o! beef or lobster. There will also be an abundance
of hats, noisemakers and party favors for merry-
makers. "
Continuous entertainment will get under way
at 8 p.m.
Make RHerv1tion1 Now For
NEW YEAR'S 'EVE
S.rvlng From Our Regul1r Menu
·NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
SPECIAL POLYNESIAN SHOWS
STARTING AT 7:30 P.M.
3901 E. COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR 675.(l900
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ANCHOR INN
HOUSE OF SEAFOOD
DINNER • COCKTAILS
ABOUT
A lie" West
. New Year's Eve at the Aller West, 2106 W.
Ocean Front, Newport Beach, wil feature the reg-
ular dinner menu at regular prices. Those linger-
ing beyond the evening repast to greet 1972 will
receive hats and noisemakers.
Patrons can select entrees like chicken saute
sec Provencal, black angus sirloin steak, abalone
a la 'Mack, or original London broil. Entertal.ner
Pat Goen will be in the performing spoUlght. • Benrv'•
A touch of old Mexico will be evident in the
New Year's Eve dinner and dance party being
staged by Henry's Aeropuerto, 2122 Palisades Road,
corner of Birch, O(>pos1te Orange County Airport.
Cost of the everung's festivities will be $18 per
couple.
Complete dinner includes a choice ef any
steak on the menu -New York, filet or what have
you. Price also includes champagne and party fav-
ors for all patrons.
Don Jose
A New Year's Eve party accented by a south ot the border flavor is slated at Don Jose restaur-
ant, 9093 E. Adams (at Magnolia), Huntington
Beach. No advance in prices and diners can order
from the regular menu.
There will be hats, noisemakers and all the
other party accessories. Dance music and enter·
tainment will be on tap throughout the evening.
Don Jose will also be open January 1.
Petite Auberge
The final hours of 1971 can be observed in a
quiet vein by partaking of the special New Year1s
Eve dinner master chef and owner George Duperroy
will be serving at the Petite Auberge, 758 St. Clair,
corner of Randolph and Bristol, Costa Mesa.
The Inn's quaint Gallic atmosphere provides
a perfect setting for the fine food diners will be
served from 5:30 p.m. to midnight. Dinner tab of
$8.50 per person mcludes an appetizer, choice of
soup or salad, entree, vegetable, dessert and bev·
erage.
Don't expect a lot of razzle-dazzle but do count
on superb French cuisine. Reservations a .must.
Intimate and Delig htful
FRENCH RESTAURANT
WELCOME 1972
WITH OUI SPECIAL
New Year's Eve Dinner
l :JO to Mld•lt llt
Mollo I OHrHtlon Now
CLOSED MONDAY
Ce,.., of R•dolpll •114 lrittel
Cost• M... 140-IMI
TEMPLE GARDENS
Cj-flNi:~Restaurant
.. -• F.EATURING THE
Tho South Co1St's Brightest
Now Entertaining Center
4647 MacArthur Blvd.
r.,ewport Beach
Phone 540.2475
OPEN DAILY 4 PM TO 11 PM
SUNDAY 2 PM TO 9:30 PM-CLOSED MO.NDAYS
RICKSHA
COCKTAIL l uncheon & Dinner D•ily
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DANCE MUSIC BY THE
RED NECK
QUARTET
Nightly Wed, thru Sat.
SUNDAY
CHAMPA5Nl tlUNCH
11 to J
LUNCH e DINNER
COCKTAILS e DANCING
NIWPORT llACH
64Z-4Ztl
MONDAY
1814 N. Coast Hwy. !El Camlno ,Reall
SAN CLEMENTE 492-6571
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Mond•y thru 'rld•Y
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Featuring EJi:oUc
Tropical Drinkl
1500 AC'AMS (It H•rllor)
C05TA MllA ! SERVING DINNER
~ CHRISTMAS DAY
I 3 TO 10 P.M.
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Re1:1rv1tion1 Requested
! 3901 E. COAST HWY. i CORONA DEL MAR 675.(l900
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The Newest In Entert•inment .... ,
..... Accomp1nied By The Finest In Food
PRIM E RI B e ST EAK e LOBSTER
ITALIAN SPECIALTIES
JOIN US FOR A FESTIVE
NEW YEAR'S EVE
SPECIAL MENU,PARTY FAVORS
ENTERTAINMENT & DANCING
ROMAN AND THE ROMAN FOUR
DANCING NI GHTLY
1262 PALISADES ROAD
(N"' Orm1t9e Coullty Airport)
COSTA MESA 546-83'0
540-1937 540· 1 tZJ
Hullll'J'fller
would like 1D haw you ...
\9 fer Gaaer'(Open 7 ni1hts 1 wtek)
fer 1-•ll ·:• for late 111pper
for daampape ltftlllOll :~ • • :.• for daactnc
LIVE MAINE LOBSTER for cook tall ... ur :.a.
FRESH DAILY FROM m11r-1lzed drinks ind eomptimtnl1ry hoii d'oewre1I THE EAST COAST
h ~I rn1}of emit c1rd1 accepttd
Ung"' tiger AESTAUAANT •.;:t AND OYSTER BAR
Call for Restrvltions: (714} 673-5534 Your Hos I: Jeri} Webb
353 East Coast Hiahw1y (at h yshore DriY•) In Newport Be1ch
~ NEW YEAR'S EVE AND DAY f1r .. Special Holiday Dinner
?J\" 1·1·0 Rib1, P1p1r-Wr1pp•d .. .,.--~--, .• I,
I • JlMBOO Chicke11, Crib Puff1, Soup, 1-B·
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1 11 -ir.::~rF ~~@/}{,;a
THURSDAY
2325 E. COAST HIGHWAY
673-8267 .__. ... o,_ D•ll't -I p.111. to I •·"'-
CLOHO MONDAY
PIZZA HOME DELIVERIES
HAVE CHANGED A LOT
PHONE •••• 6 45·5550
1'3 EAST 17Tll •••• COST A MESA_ •
THE CUISINE DF CllllRAL AND NORTHCRN ITAlY
served bayiide In Newport Beach 1v1ry ivtninr.
642·78&0
l13l W. Cont Hl1hway
TUESDAY NIDAY SINCE THE
OLD DAYS
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CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS I BRADFORD WEDNESDAY SATURDAY
STIAI DINNll
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Now Mt 'n Ed'• mobile ovens speed d11icious
pipln&·hot plun to your door In mlnutu~ JOIN US FOR A GALA Ill 111 CllCllll nn. 1 .. c.&1 _77• HOUSE
BOUIU SUNDAY ALL THI CHICalN ( 99C
TOI Cao W -.-
GRANT
PLAZA
BROOKHURST e AT e HUNTINGTON •
ADAMS JEACH
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DAILY t :JO TO t
SUN. 10 TO 6
For promphtrvic• phone 646-7136 t , ·
(N1wport 811ch/Co1t1 Mt11 .. 17th 1ndTuttin) · t I
or 847·1214 (Huntlnaton Bt1ch-B1tch 1nd HI~). !J!/
Get the Pizza with Piu az .~: ~ 'lne~8nl ~-r<
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NEW YEAR'S EVE
SPECIAL MENU . PARTY FAVORS
DANC ING . ENTE RTAINMENT
"•W Appeerl ..
NORM PANTO DUO
0'911 D•lly Me•· th,. Set. -11 A.M ... J A.M.
Clote4 S•M..,
1670 Newpat't llvd., Cotto MltO 641.Utl
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Serving Our Tr•ditionel
NEW YEAR'S EVE
CHAMPAGNE DINNERS
6 p.m. to Midnight
$6.75
N1w York St11k -Sta1k & lob•t1r -Pr1m1 Rib
Lob1t1r T1il -Top Sirloin -Ro11t Yount Cipon
Dinn1rs lncluda:
Glt11 of,Cht 111p•1"-Sowp--S•l•d-loll1 & lwtttr
Choic• of 'of•fo or lico
-DANCING-
INTHTAINMINT ,t :OO P.M •• 2\00 A.M.
CORAL REEF MOTEL ANO RESTAURANT
2654 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 545-9471
I fl. //) Wo '-!so YOI hod
ol..i ~ l<e~lauranl OO•.
and AMllltlCAN CUlllNI
TROPICAL COCKTAILS
OPEN
CHRISTMAS DAY
NEW YEAR'S EVE
NEW YEAR'S DAY
NOW APPEARINIO
Thurs. thru Sun. Nites 8:30 to I :30
Th• Sen11tion•I S1mo1n Voc11i1tJ.:6uiftrist
TIM FULOA
1961 ADAMS AVE. fat Magnolia) 968 5050 HUNTINGTON BEACH •
THE BERLINER
·German Family Restaurant
· Famous For
SAUERBRATEN w;th POTATO DUMPLINGS
GALA
NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31
Ci"n•r S1,....1d to 11 :JG-Cold S111ck1 from 11 :JO On
SS.00 P•r '•r1on lnclwd11 Noi11111•lt•r1, H1t1,
Ont·H1U l ottl1 of Clt•mp•gnt plr cowplt .
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TRIO OF AUSTRIA
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BANQUET FACILITIES -•-=t.:;~
11582 IEACH ILYD.
Town & COllntry C1nt1t
HUNTINGTON RACH
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Hl-5800 == .
496-5773
499-2626
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NEW YEAR'S EYE -NEW YEAR'S DAY
F11turln g A Sptci•I Holid1y
M anu With 12 Entries
All gerved with 11. choice of Soup, or mixed Gretn Salad,
or Spin&ch Sal&d, Steamed Rice or Potato du Jour, Gf'ffn
Bee.NI AJmondine, or Creamed SpinaC"h.
SERVICE FROM I I A.M.
32802 COAST HWY., LAGUNA NIGUEL
DINE IN OUR ROMANTIC CELLAR
LA CA VE RESTAURANT
STEAK • LOBSTER • PRIME RIB
COCKTAILS • WINE
TWILIGHT SPECIALS
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To, llrloln Luncheon lttek -.. --p.a ..
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COSTA MESA '46·7'44
F•dly, °""'bff 24, 1971
Snal••'ing Christina•
Part of the 11cast of thousands" -at least 14 -who will appear in Gary ~wens Christm as Comedy, "The Day Santa's Computer Snafu'd" are from left.
Jim Hicklin, Owens, Hugh Brundage, Dick Whilt!ngbill, (seated) Pete Smith,
The Story Laay, Wllj(lle Du and Johnny Magnus. The 15-m!nute program will
air seven different times Dec. 24 and 25.
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STAMIMll!
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Words His Weaponsl~~~~~~~~ ..
Newsman Alex Dreier Turns Actor • .Ue1ha1 lbe biggest, futestr
He's I mah of word,,, who
uses them in his writing and
bi!: oral presentations as few
men have,or ever will .. Try to
put into words the superlatives
that best deocrlbe this famed
actor and It's difficuJt to select
those that best befit the man.
His career spans tBe years,
and the events of tho6e years
that MIDY have only read
about . . . Alex Dreier was
there and reported them to the
world in an impeccable sty]e t
that ls strictly hls.
He spent 30 consecutive
years broadcasting vta . radio,
and since 1!148 in-t.eJevis'ion,
but more recently he has
devoted his time and enerjy
toward an acting career. In
the pa.st two yean he hu
perfonped in a d o z e n
televisfon episodes, including
"Name of the G1une" and "Jt
Takes A Thief," and recently·
completed starring in an ABC
Movie of the Week, "The SiJ:th
Sense," and the independent
production "Julio Ste.in./' ·
He also has sture& iii, ,a
PiTot for b1s own profect
television series. His ap-
pearances on CBS-TV's "Merv
Griffin Show" this year gen-
ftMEftA
IE&folWUNT
Continental Cuisine
Cockt1il1
Stnrlng
Lunchton and Dinner
lllondav through Soturdau.
Closed Sundays
I
W • 1r1 located n1ri to
th1 M1y Co. In South
Cotst P1a'la.
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ALEX DREIER I
N1wsm1n Turntd Actor
erated more audience rtspoote
than of any other guest
personality in that 1bow'1
bislory.
.W-bt~~~subject of his ao-
tlil.g i carter mat.etialb:ed in
conversaClon, A1ex asserts that
he's been "acUng all my llfe.11
He adds, 11a commenla!or and
hews analyist i.s an actor, tf be
projects hhnself to his JIJ-
dien,ce at all, be it radio or
television.
"Radio is the lll0$t Im-
mi n e n t commw»caUons
media tbere la. You hav•
nol:bingr&o nly on in opturlnl
your audience other than your
voice. Your audience can't
simply sll back In a chair and
watch you present that whiqt
you have to uy. You've got to
capture him, make hlln lean
0.11,
Lunch lp.clal1
He
RON I
MARTY
Thun ,, Fri.
Sat. Nltea
Relaxed and Casual Intimacy
Corner of Park anti Mlll'lnt
....... ..,_. 673-4530
Re.I
Clntonese food
.. t here 'or
take homo.
STAG
CHlllSE WINO
111 2ht pl., Newport Beach ORlolo :J.9S60 °'" , ... .,. ... w, 11·12 -.......... 'ti J ....
'~"FLING-
•NTRTAINMINT • 7 NllJHTS A -K
DANCING * HAP HALL DUO Wltll ._WIMf• .... ., . ..,. s-.
MOM,..TUll.-WID.
*Larry Laq
Stnp.
GulWlll
For Etrly Rl11n ond Lalo Playon
Open Dally From 6 A.M. to 2 A.fl\.
llt11r-M111 Th11t1r .:U~1 C"t1 Mel.
141 LIM St. Jmt eff ....... Mo
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NI'# YIAll'S h'1I
M Elf9•nl ot"""' loup 4v-'-... T ..... Gf-lllM
ltOAIT JflW Y'O•ll:
llJllLOIM Of' lllJ'
forward IO be won't lllis• a
word, while sill! enterlalning
him."
Alex hu been ent.erta1nlng a
widely deversified audience
•Ince he bolan his co,reer with
the Unttedl'nas Newa Bureau
In . Sah • Francisco after his
graduatloo from S t a. D ford
Unlvtnl\f. He., .. uslgned lo
tile New York bureau and 1n
IN> wu lrlM!erred 1o the UP
Forelp Bureau In Berlln. A
year later be wu broad·
Cllllrig from the Gtm!an
·eapltal but wu order«! to
]eave -It wu 31 heura before
Par! Harbor -when be
. rel...,.i lo llanl tile news lo
the Fuehrer'• tute.
Known u "The Man On The
Go" throughout bis Cll'MI', he
returned lo, and broadcul
from Europe en numerous oc-
Cl!lml.
The recipient of numerDUJ
local, regional and national
palalbeWesL
Seeldm ue It on anylblng
that moves!
DIUJIUTDl·U••'I DlfB
"something big''
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Actor in
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to make his film debut u
Robert Mttchum's parole of-
ficer in the Talbot-Leonard
production of "Going Home,"
being directed and produced
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MGM release.
Mostel, a graduate o f
Brandeis University, wu in
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the reaJdent company of the
Provincetown Playhouse on
Cape Cod. Ht Is the son Of
actor Zero Moete.I.
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STARTS SATURDAY
CHRISTMAS .DAY
·AT ALL 3
THEATRES
ADULTSONLT
''Daddy .. and the uaber wbo lJ
ch111ng the bride.
nt Loft Mac-(R):
John Pl\lliP Llw portrays
boy-wonder of television· er:·
eeuUve world whose affairs
lack perma~ becA'1llfl of
psychologlcaf s c a I'. 1 of
chUdhood. Dyan Cannon and
Jackie Cooper C08tar. Story
based on Jacqueline Susann
novel.
Mlclllfpl Cowboy . ( R, )':
Dustin Hollman .and J obn
Voight star 1n I study or
loneliDeal and survival in New
York.
Play Milly for Me (Rl:
Jessica Walttt porinys a
beaautul but psychotic woman
in love with San Fraoci.sco
dbc jockey Clint Eastwood.
Mystery.
Shall (R): Detective ' story
of brute . force in today's
Harlem . Tough Black
policeman tackles the Mafia.
Stars Richard Roundtree and
Moses Gunn.
Straw Dog1 (R): Tiinid
American qlathemaiician,
Dustin Hoffman, takes sab-
batical year in C o r n i s h
farmhouse of his bride'!I .birth.
Here he comes to grip with
manhood as he defends the
home against tbe rape at-
tempts by rarm hands wha
have laughed at his cowardice.
Sammer of '0 ( R ) ·:
Nostalgic retW'D to early war
years depicting three teenage
boys awakening to romance
and sex. They while away
summer at an Eastern abore
U!Ort p I an n i n g conquests.
Sensitive HenDie falls in Jol,!e
with beautiful Army wife. Je!l"
"It II • l•r.•
niter O'Neill and G a r y 1 Grimes~ (
cThe Telep/lone (X): Satah
Kennedy and Roger Carmel
star tn satire on the sordid ex-
istenct of pornographers and
their cu.01tomen. Story of
"falling in love" lhrough an
obscene phone call.
Vu!Jlll'I Pol.at (GP): Stars
Barry Newman as e1.cop, e1-
race driver who speeds from
Denver to San Francisco with
police In pursuit encouraged
by blind Black radio disc
musical background.
jockey against bard rock
MATURE TEENS
AND ADULTS
Chandler (GP): Warren
Oates is private-eye Chandler
in murder story c»starring
Leslie Carol.
Cool Hand We (GP): Paul
Newman portrays World War
II hero thrown in small
Southern town jail f o r
drunkenness. It is the story of
prisoner in chain gang who re-
tains h~ spirit in the face of
cruel and arbitrary treatment.
The Hellstrom Chronicle
(GP): Science -fact documen-
tary presenting the thesis that
the world will someday be
dominated by insects.
Suspenseful photography as
millions of ants march across
the Afrjcan "'plain;. termites
wort With rObot-like efficiency
and swarms of locusts blQt out
slin. '•1ifOTcH". (GP): Walter
Malthau is talkati.ve, op~
ion~ted; lovable wt do-we r
retired from hardware store
and living with son's family.
fi'.amily tries to move him to
-Judith Cri1t
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HAROLD and ··
MAUDE iOJHGORDON
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Co-storring Vivian Pickles, Cyril Cusaclc
C~rles Tyner, Ellen Geer \
produced by Colin Higgins and Charles Mulvehill
Executive Producer Mildred lewis
Written by Colin Higgins, Directed by Hal Ashby
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"friends"
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rest home . Jack Lemmon di~
reels this drama-comedy deal·
lng with three generations un·
der one roof.
A-fad Dogs and Englishmen
{GP): Hard rock slat Joe
Cocker filmed on concert totlr
with a large communal tour-
ing ,company. SbOws group in
of£-stage life.
A Man C&lled Horse (GP):
English aristocrat is captured
by Sioux early in 19th Century
and is subjected to cruelty as
he tries to prove himself.
Richard Harris and Dame
Judith Arxlerson star.
Man in the Wilderness
(GP): Survival drama star-
ring Richard Harris set in the
American Northwest Territory
of the 1920's. Left for dead on
the river bank after bear at·
tack, he crosses 600 miles of
frozen frontier to r e a c h
civilization.
Monte Walsh (GP): Lee
Marvin portrays a tough
cowboy who lives to see the
West outgrow the need for his
kind of mart He and Jack
Palance return from range to
discover their ranch has been
bought by big company and
their jobs are in jeopardy.
Omega Man (GP): Scientist
Charlton Heston develops vac-
cine to save mankind from
bacterial warrare. He has
lime to use It only on himself
when Russian-Red. Chinese
War sweeps entire globt!!.
Othei-survivors are family of
goulish psychotics who hunt
him down .
See No Evil (GP): Mia Far-
row is blind lady escaping ter·
rors of lurkjng danger in
thriller which takes place at
old English manor and sur-
rounding countryside. Elmer
Bernstein musical score sets
the mood.
The Skin Game (GP): Quin-
cy and Jason are pre Civil
War con men whose game is a
phony slave trade. Jason
weeps when h.is master sells
him, Quincy then rescues him
and they move on to fleece the
next town. Then one day Jason
can't escape. Stars James
Gamer and Lou Gossett.
Something Big (GP): Dean
t.fartin and Brian Smith star
in post Civil War calvary
western adventure.
Sometimes a Great Natlo•
\G P): Saga ol an independel\I>
Jogger'.s family in todty•~
Northwest as 1i undergoea thr.
rigors or sibling r i v a I r y •
strikes and re.ther-son coofllct.i: •
Stars Paul Newman, Henrt~
Fonda and Let Remick. ,.,.
FAMILY
AIRPORT (G): Dur Ing
viblent storm, a disabled plane
with a lime bomb aboard 11
unable to land because a giant
jet is stuck in snow bank on
runway. Aga i n s t this
background the lives o l
passengers and flight person·
nel unCold. Stars Burt Lan-
caster, Dean Martin and Van
Hellin.
Bedbobs and Broomsticks
(Gj: Angela LaQSbury houses
three homesick co c k n e y
children in her seaside cottage
during World War 11. Because
she is taking a correspondence
course in witchcraft, her
charges become involved in
her marvelous adventures.
Music and dancing in both ac-
tion and animation.
Blue \Yater -White Death
(G): Produced and directed
by Peter Gimble, this stor~ ~
with vivid photography take~
the viewer all over the world -:
as the hunt is carried on for :
the man-eating white shark.
The Lady and the Tramp
(G): Disney cartoon feature ,""
about a dainty cocker spaniel, :
her young owners and a~~
mongrel knight errant. •
Scrooge (G): Albert Finney >
stars as Scrooge in the~
musical version or the famow
Dickens' ''ChriStmas Carol." '
2001: A Space Ody11ty (G): • ."
Gary Lockwood stars in film
depicting history of earth's
formation , the development of
man and the current ability to
travel in space .
The Yellow Submarine (G):
Animated cartoon featuring '
the humor and music of the •
Beatles as they become heroes ·:
in a fight to save Pepperland •
from the Blue Meanie s.
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rating given the picture by
the Motion Picture Code •
The Code And Rating pro-
gram may be found. on ont i:..
of the motion picture pages, _ •
Detective Harry Callahan.You don't assign
him to murder
cases.
You just turn
him loose .
int Eastwood · ..
Dirty Harry . ,~jA,
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'C~Ule 1971' . ~ ~ -
Gold chriarin.. ~ ~Lhead"of-' Aveni® Del Mar t
seta ·lfyle for''San1 ~il~'r:tioliday~iook. Brighi ,
red' CbristDw trea lliareb· down.oolh sides -of the t -to tile• ocean trqnt Hills overlooking city's .
downil>....__ 8re ·llive with• ligbta <>h individual
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homes alid Civic ~nter is deCOrafed with multi-!
•colored llghta accented by giant tree outlined in
red lights. Judges felt the city .exuded most Christ,
mas spirit of any area along · the ONDge Coast,
awar~ed It .theo "Clbristmasville ' 1971!' JiUe. -.
'•st .Resi~'' · .
Perched on elevated site above the intersection o!
National Park and Mount RainieNlrives in Laguna
Niguel;-the home of the Charles V. Dixon family,
31911 N,ational Park Drive,, was. declared by judges
to be the best decorated home In llle "40 '£Illes of . . -
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herdll, ang;! .an_d animl!ls. Back""IR,albne use~ 231-,
sheets of plywood abd complelely'·covers fronlfoft<
two-stoey home. It's a three-mod!Ii lob, ' ,
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and.lawn of ,the Cbuck Reader family homo, 24322
ChiiSanta Drive,"Mission Viejo, is the muchacho ·and
)\is stµbborn . bw-ro. Fo~ glitter and color scheme
heavy in reds, ireens andf golds make· the Reader
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Commerdal Winner 'Conamerdal
DAIL y ,p1L,alr' lllff"""
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Christmas Smiles" for 1971. Entire house-. ~d-!ta .
front and back lawns• are illuminated' by colo!:!ul
lighta artfully arranged In trees and on trelllies.
Nativity·,scene is on front lawn, Santa ataiids oa
roof -ana choir boys ·sine'in>side yard. ' · ' ' ' , . -' ...
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lights whicb,'along with decorations on garage, make • J
sceneJook 1ike giant gift. package.:Judges aivariled '
it third place. · • f ·~ . '
'Dil proluaion of red caildles .. green .Christmas trees and all the other colors
of Cbrlstm11 lmagbtable Js the Iron! window (and tho rest of th'e sWop beyond)
of Eachbach'• Florists, 230 Broadway.,L~guna Beach. It was adjudged runner-u p
in 1971 competition amon~ commerc1&1 entries in Orange Coast area's "40
MUOI of Cbrlltm11 Smiles."
San~'• Work$hop doois, flanked by wooden soldiers
and highly decorated 'trees, is onlr part of o•erall
display in vicinity of Mission Viejo Co. headquarters,
La Paz Road and Chri,.nta Drive, Mission Viejo,
tbiJ year's commercial \11~1.!lon winner.
Shimmering shades of gold dominate Ibis window display at American Beauty
Florista, 11851 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach, awarded third place among Iii
commercial entries in "40 Miles of Cliristmas Smiles." Red li'hts outline golden
display which brightens comer of small shopping center' in which store ill lo-
cated. The (old·and·red window I.! abou I sit f~t wide. ·
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EVE'.RYTBING 1
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ORIGINAL· 'JOE'S ' of Or•• County ' 1ff9 Adams .
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TO THr_WORln
Let us rejoice
once more in thl
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ART'S LANDING
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Best Soo1on Ever > T!.oy Moy lo.
HAPPY HGUDA.YS
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May Jhis • . • ' I 1HOty St•••n
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YELi.OW CAB CO.
" 186 E. 16th Street
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WOODY'S WHARF
2318 NewP,Ort Blvd.
N:twporl S!ach ~ ' 675-0474.
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1170 .\v.-Baker St.
Costa P..!csa
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to tll our
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178.'S ·NewPQrt Blvd.
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GEOKE PERUN & SONS ,.
ARCO SERVICE STATION
412 E. Balboa :Slv!I.
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it's time to wish every-
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TOI' DRAWER
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Balboa I.gland, 673-4Z10
Thank• for your_ pnlrrn·~e
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Joyou' Hol lday1
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FASHIOK ONE HOUR
CWNERS
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200e Placentia Ave.
Cbsta Mt1a
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512 W. i9th St.
Costa Mesi, Calif .
(714)-54M366 ' . -'*
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British •lmporl~ Foods 6;
Va.rlctls Meat Pits ; ..
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270,E. 17th St. Cost• M611
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"Fill Up tor th o. Holld1y1I"
FLOYD ·SMITH ,, so~s
Union Strvlce SU.don
1900 Newport Blva. • .,
COlta MN&
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SEASON 'S GREETINGS
•nd . BEST WISl'IES
for •,pr,O;SptroJJ~ •nd
'h·p~y ' NEW YEAR
from th't't jtiff 1t-
U.S. AFFILIATED
.B.RQ!CERS .R,EALTY
INC: 18423 'B~ach BlVd.
Huntington Beach. Calif.
(714)" 847-8507
HAPPY BICYCLE
RIDING FOR
THE· NEW YEAR ., , •
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NeWj,prt ·Beach
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BAVARIAN
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;r1S2 Ne'WP>rt Bivd.
Costa Mesa • 548· 70i>3
H•ppie1t
Holi d•y Wishes ' * ..
wishing you
Safita'J Best
Seym011r Realty
17141 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach
847-1Zl1
HAPPY
HOLIDAYS I
SUNSET FORD
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CLEAN NEW . YEAR
servlnt , caqfJ!'nl• :' . . . ~. ' ,. . .
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Convel11c1nt ·l:fo1plt•I
847-3515 . '
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Ret1r1mint ~Residen~•
• 842-7711' .. ~
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HAPP .HOLIDAY,$ &
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& ernployer.1 •••
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Ann, Pe:t, Ptiriny, Sara,
Oel:ibie, Devid, Bob &-
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Personnel Agency -·
2082' Michelson Dr.; It\tihr
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Semple '
Rool E11110 •675-1101
2515 E. ·Coast H°wy., cdM . .;. .
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Costa MeU-• , ·. 836-3491
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GREETINGS ( • 'I to .. 111 our friends
·frOm .;.
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.Happy Holid•ys
To ,
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• 4 ! ' Realtor · 644-013-fr ~· '
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Many~ Thanks''
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ANNA'.S . P~E:SCHOOL
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M&cHoward
839-9600 or 531..o&M
Greetings
Atlas
Chrysler·P~mouth
' CHEERS
UNIVERSITY
OLDSMOBILE
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
TO ALL
NIWl'OIT NATIONAL
LIASINCO CO.
Oi\•i1ion of So. C111i r.
l!t Nalion8.l Bank
2022 Business Center, ln.1nl!
SJ3.8620 *+
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A MERRY
CHRISTMAS
May your holidays
be truly blessed
Walker & Lee
RtaJton
2790 Harbor 81\·d. at Adams
Merry O.ristm 11
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BAUER BUICK
234 E. J 7th St.
COltf ?ifesa
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WILSON
FORD
18250
Beach Bl vd.
Huntinrton
Bf'ach
842-6&11
MS-7765
Marry Christm11
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H•Pl'Y Naw Year
CONTINENTAL
MOTORS
147.3142
SEASCN "S IEST
TO ALL
nRRY BUICK
5th I Wall1\Jt
Hun tinaton l•ch S3&·8S81
lllSSINGS TO
YOU AND YOURS
IO~l\I I 111\0\ . . . . '
ZZ99 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa ~1esa
6<0-0303
Mey Your
Holid e' Se1son
be ri9ht
CONNELL CHEVROLET
2828 Harbor Blvd.
COit& Mesa 546-1200 -
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DOT DATSUN
18835 Bell.ch Blvd.
Huntington Beach 842· 7781 * ...
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Holillat, Sat 1on
Wcnd•rful
P;J L MOTOR S , . .,.... . ..
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TO TH!
WORLD
MARQUIS MOTORS
Toyota~•ruar
900 s. Cout Mtshwl)'
Le.tuna Btach 540-3100
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To Our Y am•h• Cullomors
from lob & Ji111
AWARD MOTORS
1610 New-llwl., C.M.
'42-4343
To Our Fri11nd1
el'lcl Cu1tom11r1
We Think Yeu And
Best Wishes Fer A
Heppy New Yetr from
1584 NP"''l10rt Blvd.
COSTA MESA-M2-IXMO
Your Harbor Ar!&
Suzuki Dealer
JOY •
HARBOUR YW
18711 Bet.ch Blvd.
Huntiniton Bl'ach 84.2~4435
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G·REETINGS
LADERA REAL TY
Tn"'" A Cnuntry
Shnpplnll'. Centt'r
18.'i.'W Bl'llCh 81\'d.,
Huntln11:tnn Bl'ach
968-443.J
Christmas
Blessings
HOLIDAY CHEER
GROTH CHEVROLET
1821 L Beftch Bh1d.
Huntln~ton Beach .
84 -6087
HOLIDAY
CHEER
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B. J. Sportscar Center
2833 Harbor, C.M. 540-4491
1'illt-Subaru
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PEACE
Wa.rdS.Lee
AIMltcen MolOr9 ,..
!\47-5826
1234 So. Main St.
Sant11. Ana
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WISHES TO ALL I
The Cupcake
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"Fra1h '9eeele1"
Wm". E. Burts, Owntr
· l7l E. 17th St., C.M.
~tsa Shoppi1tg Ca11ttr
541.1011
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WARMEST WISHES . . .
COURTESY DODGE
2888 Harbor Blvd.
C011ta Meaa 557-mo
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Wo"oerf ul
Holio•y So110•
NABERS CADILLAC
UOO Harbcir Blvd.
Costa Meu. 54()..9100
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HAPPY
HOLI DAYS
GARDEN GROVE
LINCOLN·MERCURY
Cor. Brookhunl il.
Garden Grove Blvd.
636·2980
HAVE A
JOYOUS
HOLIDAY SEASON
CREVIER MOTORS
208 W , l8t St.. Sll.nla Ana
547-3996
TARBfiL
REALmRS
2955 Harbor Blvd.
Colta M!sa 540-1720
JOYOUS
HOLIDAYS
Roy Carver Rolls-Royce
2925 Harbor Blvd.
COllt& ?i1esa 546-4444
SEASON'S
GREET INGS
Mike McCarthy
Bulck--Opel-GMC Trucks eor. Bea.ch il. McFaddtn.
\Ve1tmln1ter
.R94-133S -531-2450
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MERRY
CHRISTMAS
Jim Slemons Imports
Warner i Jl;f1in St.
Santa Ana ........ 546·4114
HAPPY
YULE
DA VE ROSS PONTIAC
2480 Harbor Blvd.
Costa M!1a 546..3017
TH E
· BEST SEASON
EVER
SANTA ANA
LINCOLN-MERCURY
1301 N. Tuttin
Santa Ana 547-9183
SEASO~fS
BEST
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DON BURNS
Porsch,./ Aud.i/VW
13731 Harbor Blvd., G.G.
1 Blk. So. of G.G. trv.ry,
636-2333 +.*
Mt~ Th is St11e"
la ha H•1'1'i•1t
*Marvin Pearce*
Motor Homes
Saif'l" e Rf'n t&1!
5~·3222
141 1 S. \'111111:,. Way, $.A. • -*·
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With • Want Ad •
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~6Ver6e'1eaftf.,
·PHONE 648•5990
$5,500 PRICE REDUCTION
owner must Mii
What a CHRISTMAS PRESENT Jor your
lamlly ! This 3100 ''j; ft., beautifuJ Spanish
hacienda wjth large eavy beam patio over-
looking the gylf.course, has 4 bedrooms plus
family room with· hufe, used brick circular
fireplace peg board ffoors and wet bar. You
ought to see the master bedroom suite with
walkin close;t, dress.ing room area, and what
a bathf' There's ~lso a private room Ior
Father to be used for den or office. The home
is vacant an.d· waiting for some lucky family.
Buy it this year and enjoy it for many ye~rs
to .come.,. Oh yes, it does have a formal din·
Ing room. New price , . . . . . . . . . . . . $72,450
·2030 BALTRA PLACE
A real .fainiJy home with a den for Fat~er,
extra bull! on . room' for bicycles and other
11.Qrage, finished garage with work bench.
houae 1and grounds all in beautiful condition.
Too many eitras to mention here-let us ~how
them to you. Price only $46,950. for this 4
bedroom 2 story home close to the goll course.
NO DOWN-NO CO~T
AU you have to do is qualify 1 under the G.I. Bill of R'llhta '
~ we wtl1 move you tnto
thls mar,, HARDWOOD
l"1..00R, 1hrere blnn. EAST-
SIDE COS'I'A MESA home.
•• MACNAB • IRVINE
FINER HOMES
Top '""""" "'" ''°""" At"thia Holiday season the Stall of Macnab-Irvine Realty Company are
.cbooll and St. J?t-cbim happy to announce the opening of their new office in the exciting Harbor
ean..Jlc °""""' Pricod to View Shopping Center. ThlJ wouderful location will h<>lp us to better serve
sell •t SZ.600. our many friends and cUents from Cameo Shores to University Park, and lJ"tlOOf titlMfS
Ae11 Et11i., 171-eODO
~ • lrom EastbluH to Har\K>r View Hills.
PROPERTIES INC As we stand at the gall! of tho year, we give grateful thanks to all who
have helped, assisted aud extended their friendship to us over the pest 18
" ''•I "' years. May all blessings go with you In 1972.
BAYSHORES ·
Don't let tbis one s!i p by!
It'1 a dean, functional 3
bedroon\ (or 2 and a den)
//lJE l lt hSt (~M
c.11 646-055S FINER HOMES • •
· Ba)'9ht:>rN borne on a loW
I.eue lot. High beam ceil. ins, massive br1ck fi~ EVening, Call 548-326:1 2 ROLLS ROYCE AUTOS
FOR CHRISTMAS * ,MERRY· *· ·. N~w his & hers Rolls inclu~ed with CHRISTMAS! outstanding Newport Bay View
The entire staff of COATS & Estate. 2.4 acres, pool, s tab I e s ,
WAUJACE REAL E.YrA'ffi plus a 5400 sq. ft. mansion. Created
Wishes you and yoors •most by architect Paul Williams. Jnspec-
joyous Holiday Se as on. lion by appt. $345,000.
FROM: Guy, Ginny, Oiuck, "°"""· Jayno, ,..,,.,., Am-A TICKET TO PARADISE her,, Oliver, ~. Pour and
Marge,, We &U look forwird Every possible comfort and con-
to aervl.rw yoUt reaJ.•e1ta:te venience with unparalleled beauty
needs in the com\ng year! to delight the semes~ S large BR'11 COATS ~'h baths, sunken LR., formal DR., JCita.. ,. FR., pool, jacuzzi. Prestige loca·
·~ WALUCI! lion. Call 642-8235 •..
· REALTORS SPARKllNG BAY &
--:5<4j4l"44l4I,-OCEAN VIEW
(Optn Evon1ng1) E . th good llf fr th' 1 DJOY e e .om is m·
maculate front row VIEW home.
BUILDER'S Large secluded lot -room for
CLOSE.OUT pool. 2 patios. Offered at '55,000.
4 bdrm Spanith style homH
with 2 balho. No down GI HARBOR VIEW HOMESI
buYNS and min. down FHA. Select the plan of your choice:
Prlcod trom $30.6!i0. """' MONACO CARMEL PALERMO
UNIVERSITY PARK place and res1fu1 garden
Spacious 4 BR., FR. 1'VANOER· patio. Reallyclaaalc! The
BILT'' model. Huge, 20'x30' LR., prJ~ ii $56,000. and that'•
cathedral ceiling. Open staircase OK. · • ·
leading to a dreamy master suite! Au rigtiu
Laszlo Sharkany 644-6200. UNHllJf titlMfS
CONNOISSEUR'S DREAM! .~~~.•·i~.~::
Large, underground WINE CE[,..1 co,. t111 w.r,c.ar.
LAR and entertainment area in ""'-""'""'""'""'""''""
this OCEAN VIEW, 4 BR., 3 bath, --------FR. home w /POOL! Lois Egan,
644-6200.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS!
OWNER MUST SELL! You,must
see to appreciate this UNUSUAIJ 3'
BR. on TWO lots w/:ome view on
fee land. $56,950. can La1zlo
Sharkany 644-6200.
PRIDEI
3 delightful bedrooms; FR; 2-full
baths, all amidst a tastefully land·
scape<\ setting, Call Betty Kerr,
644-6200.
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
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TAYLOR CO.
Our Entire Staff Extends
*~-C/u.i6lmatJ (}reelint,P * .• And Every Good Wlsh For A
JJ.arr'! new, Yeur
DOVER SHORES -VIEWI Like new! Looks like a model home. ~ted
on ·beautiful corner site with ".iew of bay &
mountains. Lux. cptng. & drppes. 3 BR.,
fam . rm. & study. Privacy. 3-Car' garage.
$79.500
2042 GALAXY OPEN SUN. 1-5
LINOA ISLE -$143,500 EACH
HERE is your chalice ! Owners of 3 NEW
waterfront homes will consider in exchange:
smaller home1 land, apartmen~ bldg. or trust
deeds. Will consider lease/option. Each has
4 BR., FJ\., DR. & study.. Really spe,ctacu·
lar. See today &: submit your exchange.
8 LINDA lSLE OPEN SUN. 1-5
,DOVER SHORES --.1$99,500
Elegant & co~orful ! Exquisite master suite
with huge walk-in closet. Many fine features
in this 4 BR..-home with study, sun room &
formal dilring rm. Great kitchen .
CORONA DEL MAR TRIPLEX -$69,500
Rare find for this area. 2 Bedrooms in each
of 'the three units. Electric built·in range &
ovens, dishwashers, near·new carpeting &
drapes. 6 Carports.
includes land&ce.pe spnnk-• • lers and buyer ~ col-?r MONTEGO. AJ1 ready to move
~ Oll on carpets. aose to So. in and better than ~ew! Call
cOast ~AOC! new schoOls. ~200.
2150 Mesa Verde Dr.• Costa Mau
• Phone 546-5990
O~ THE BAY-DOVER SHORES
A Holiday Home. Enjoy the beauty
& excitement of Bayfront living in
thi s distinctive -and very special
- 3 yr. old custom home.' Creative
design of y.ra!J)ut & tile Sl\lirway &
bar, area. 4 BR., FR., DR., bljck
-wood and a sunny bayfront
gourmet kitchen overlooking pri-
vate beach. $135,000. Call Barbar~
Aune 642-8235.
REALTORS
SINCE 1~14
CHOICE WATERFRONT LOTS
Dover Shores -$4:9,500.
Linda: 1slo ~· ~.500-$75,tlll0-$85,tlll0-$100,000. ·G•ner•I Modf.li open. Call. If ~ &13-4400 -' •. . . ' ' . !.-••-------------·I -you, GI benelib be-PALERMO in HARBOR VIEWI fo~, can an~ay · Y 0 u MUST SELL this WEEKEND! The PLANNING ON ''Oui 26th Ye•r''
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Merl'f·-~ristmas
To you, -.o~; friends,
":'""' ba "'"'"'• for an. LOWEST PRICED 4 BR., FR. in 0 her one. & L the area. Large kitchen, 28' master Walker ee suite, TWO nreplace, wet bar, deep shag carpeting. Laszlo Sharkauy • _ Realtors 644-6200. ·~'Harbor Blvd. at Ad&nu ,;~ Opon 'til 9 ".!" · -RINT OR LEASE .
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PAPD!ED
3 and 4 BR. hom~1 m Corona de!
Mar aud Harbor. View Homes. $350
to $400. Call 644-6200.
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HIGH ATOP THE CLIFFS
•. OF OOVER SHORES
A .lweeping view of the Upper Bay.
9')';l!;W Ivalj Wells custom honlell·
neanllg completion. Choose-.yGUr
finish llel.llils now! Model OPEN.
DAJLY 10.5 p.m. at 2006 Galaxy
Drive...., on call ~1550. ,
• PAIN'l'ID
PAMPERED-$34,00J Value
TRY $29,000
Sound but mistreated New·
port Beach home on 1/S
acre juat ott ~Back Bay.
LimM up )'Olli' paint brush
and e&11 H>-n71.
MACNAB • IRVINE ·
Realty Comrny
644-6200
HARBOR V1EW CENTER
1644 MlcARTHUR BOULEVARD
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·' I · 9j)l DOV!R DRIVE "j
RETIRING?
Why not CORONA DEL
'MAtt.. We have a neat tWo
ownUe bdrm., 2 bath home
with l14ROWOOD >'L<Xl'\S. ~able Oroplaco, iQi,.
patio, protected he&~ tic»!
forj'Otlt' daily exerdse. 1'l}t
WOO't ~ 1ofll at oJt I)'
$39,!$, t ' • "-.
COLWELL
PROPERTIES. IN<.
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C;•ll 646· 0555
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
2111 Son Joaquin Hills RNd -
1 '0verlooki"9 Big C1nypn Country Club"
NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910
**':**** General ' General ,
EVenln .. Can fHU<5S 1 • SH!>WN BY APPOINTMENT
end fri1nd1 to be. 1 •<
We approciete you.
' ' ' 0 THE REA!, 1 "'\.. [STl\TERS
NEWPORT BEACH BIG HOUSE! 3°Llnd1 1111 orivo -Opon sund1y LITTLE PRICE! Lovely,.uew S BR., 4~ Ba. home1w/water-
W. E. · Lachenmyer, Realtor
And ell his anocietos
1160· Nowpert Bl•d., C.M.
EASTSIOE
COSTA MESA
Need " bedroom • 3 baths and , front liv. rm. & din. rm . Oak tpane ed family
OCt'an view tor only $52 700' rrn. w/frplc. Master BR. w/sitting area &:
POOL TABLE HOME Glamor' a"d Utility YEAR IN-YEAR OUT ,.,,.., givo ••a a ll to~,.;_ fireplace. Bay & Mt. views ......... $179,500.
Larae four bdrm., family Y0u'll 1hank )'OUt lucky star rt"S COZY. Immaculate four dayi best home value •• A 11 LI d 1 I D 1 room, 2 bath home. Sp&rlc-you caned about this far'i-, bdnn. 2 bath home with Utrte mana1on above Lq\lr.a 1 , I , . n a I • r ve
'Genlr•I Gen•r•I
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0-rll G•n•r•I
545.3483 Granny can hop, skip & jump
to Westditf ahopping ; Jr.
waJkii to 1ctiool; recreation
at home, 17X34 htd. lr fl.It'd.
pool; 2 bdrm, &:: den p1qt; lr.r===============il guest houAe; Jn lrnmac.
lin&' Bii elec. kitchen, Wl!l 1Ufic borne J Barmi( 20x2'l rear living room. {lrep(,ace., t • C\J!'ltOm deslined ·& b\i.ilt -r Beautiful y-decorated 5 BR. home on lagoon.
bet plu. 2'.Y x 2" nunpua family roo.;, l0x2> ~v P•· family room, Bil W and 1 ?>-!ove In cond1Hon. Like ne~ Huge mstr. BR. W/beam cell. & frpl. Lge.
rm. Beautifully land!teaped tio ntW ih~g carpet fhru-airy B/I elec. kitchen. Beau. cpl!!!&: drapes . Loi s of wood liv. rm. & family rm. Formal din . rm. Securi· :""t & ~ar yard. Conv@n-ouf. Assume 1 0 w lnt~t rfitully carpeted over HARD· pall('ling _ \JW'l'Y tllls won 't ty system. Pier & slip ............. ,230,000.
HaJ~<>ea;!.1~.11~· 6%% V.A. Joe.n. 847-ooto ~!t. =ien:;·~ lut • '7U550 92 Linda Isl• Drive
San D;eao Freeway. Prbd cated to 9ChOOl11, llhopplng Beaut. 5 BR. • ha. home w/fonnal din. rm. 'R Tl-Ir: Rf:AL II cond. Won't last long. at at $34,950 wifti IBA -VA and arteMal freeways. Full & famil y rm . 3 Frplcs. Outside stairway. \ ESTATERS TERMS. price onl y $32,000. NO ·Built·in gun cabinet & bookshelves. $155,000.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
2 Bedroom
489 Ja•mine Street, Laguna Beach
494-3813 $34,900 (Sun 11·7)
. , 2 Ir &. Fam or Dan
~2 Ctestvtew, Newport Beach
6715-4930 (Sunday 1 ·S)
3 Br &. Fam or O.n
2040 Paloma, Costa Mesa
8715-4930 (Sunday 1-4)
1100 Cambridge (WestclifO, N.B.
642-8235 ,64,500 (Sunday)
4 Br & fam or D•n
812 Anita Lane Newport Belch
642-3600 $68,000 (714/642-3600)
1001 Hampshire Lane (Baycrest), N.B.
· 642-8235 (Sunday) '** lMl Bayside Drive, Corona del Mar .. &,5-1935 (Dally) bB IJnda !!le Drive (llnda Isle), N.B.
844-4910 $143,500 (Sunday 1·5)
5 Ir & F•m or 0.n
H309 Evening Star (Dover Shores), N.B. ·
.. M:a.8235 $169,ISOO <Sund•y)
*2008 Galuy Drive (Dover Shores), N.B. 646-!~SO (Dally)
WARIFRONT LOTS POR SALE
11141 Bayaide Drive, Corona del Mar
675-1935 (Dally) ......
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$31 ,500. You can uaume
l&l'lt' mA loan!
CORBIN-
MAl·TIN.
REAL TORS 644-7662
COLWELL
PROPERTIES. INC.
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2 2(1 E .17thSI .C .M .
Coll 646· 0555
· REDUCED $4,000
0wnen: anx:IOUI. MUST SELL
NOW due to penonal prob.
!ems! Feature. incl. 2 story
txec. home, 4 BR 2'..i BA,
w/w crptl, chw, bright I:
cheerful kltch w/all the goodies, lrr re.r yd w/lots
of fruit trees ti xlnt id9cps!
FP now $32,900, • SUbmtt!
Can 847-1221
SEYMOUR REALTY, 171f1
Beat.ti mw., Hunt. Bcti .
"Family Center" 1-=~"'=~~;;
Thls boautilul "'"" bodroom STEAL THIS ONE
wtth large famfly room for This 4 BR -2 BA aree. home
famlly enterta~nt. Op-is a tremenctous buy! It's
portunity knocks again. Join' &ocattd in an xlnt area and
the smart 11et and move into boasts a flresil , w/w crpts,
a lifetime cf corntortable mi-, all the bltim plua a b'I
living .• ,walk ta marftt am yd w/tpaot 10 t • patio! 9Choola. Call 842-ZlS. ldeal for the P'Owini tam-A Vary Merry
10 THE REl\L
"'\.. ESTATEf<S
Ill<! 'l'P $24,950: -SUl>mt!! CHRISTMAS
Call 8f'l..l.2'll ro AIL OF YOU
SEYMOUR REALTY, 11'141 FROM AU. or us AT
"''"'" Bl>d., Hunt l!ch. MORGAN REAL TY 11-~~~~~~~!!I--'""---'"'--==""--, 34ll E. Cout ...... CdM Peni"1vl• Point DAILY PllD'l' fQr ecHoqt 673-6642 , 675-6459
Steps to ccean. Newly decor· Gene~•I 1 Oonoril •
a ted & carpeted. Comp.1"================:::; turnllbed 2 BR., 1 be.. Huce rr
frpt, open beam ceH, In
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leU. $49,995,
Call : 673-3663 675-888S Eve1.
WE HAVE RENTALS
associated
BR OK [R ':> -µff..l TOH S
101 ~ W Bo1b<>n 61l·J~I I
Sit 'n ona s.itcaM °"""' 1"<lcod and ... "" •• go. Greet tive bedroom,
t&mily home in Uniwntt:y
Park near wtmols and pools.
New1y decorated. Muter it
tiuge and OOWnatatr. -btda.
Up. ~ tot ~ fir
Fido. Owner uktna 118.~
but fftlly ••ntl out! a.tbmit otter, Call e.6-'1171 but hur-
ry!
Tbo--...... " ... ••• Datty l'Oot "'•""'ed Ad.-.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
to you Giid. yours from
our staff f. their famlllt1.
Geora!e Becker
Mll'Y Ellen Crumley
David Delancy
Ollv1 Enlllsb
Al!nle Entz
Gene Mayo
Peg 'Moffat
'Mildred Shaw
Vee Stinson
Dick Vorel
Jerry Moff•tt, Man1ger
AUSJMl.SMITH GORMAN
Ancl -11111
2121 loot CNlt Hl1b'1'1Y
Co1'1111 411 Mor
644-7270
OOWN VETEJRANS • WW
DOWN ntA.
CAN'T FIND IT? * WILL BUil.D your drea1.1
home, Have staff for com·
plete home packqe,
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YOU WINI 106 Linda 1111 Drive
Owner tran5ferred. Must see C~stom Sin~le story, 3 Bdrm., 3 bath water-
thls 2 610ry, 4 BR Pal"e'llet· ,front with pier and slip. Large master bdrm.
ter in Mesa Verde. Walk to With sauna. Dining, kitchen & living room
9Chla. Din. rm &: aep. lam have water view. 52' lot •...•....... $135,000.
rm. ~ $43,950. Waterfront Lots
I ROY J ,. WA'RD, RLTRS N 76 3 c . . 9'6-02l8 o. : ar garage •. Faces South .. $80,000 .
No. 56: North Lagoon exposure ...... $80,000.
YOUR OWN ISLAND 4-03 Bayside, 70 ft. sandy beach ...... $43,llro .
Fineet )l.IJ Acr@ Canadian For Complete Information ;:-1;~:~n:.,:~H~ On All Homes & Lots, Please Call:
tractor, 5 dee' 4 wild...... llLL GRUNDY, REALTOR Only $115,000. '
Bill Grundy, Rltr. l1l1nder1 Bldg. 1t '-lnd11 Ill•
Put your confidence tn our 34'1 &yt1lde, N.B. 6T>ID61 341 B•Ytlcf• Dr., Sylt1 1, N.B. 675-'161
ffyean &quaUcycuarom,~O~P~EN~H~Otr.<E~-~oo~l~om~•·==::!,:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1 bOme buildin&.
$e"I example of ~ud at
m Gelaxy, Dover Shorei.
Ivan Wells & Sons
• 642·2511 • -
Million SSS View
Encbanti~ retrMt is this
vacant 3 btdt001n • fam.U,r '
room homl"l tn beaullM
Shcredlfts -OiM.1 Fil'leet loi
cation -Breathtaktne OCMn
view • Complete privacy -
Neo.wly dtcttated end qua).
lb' w/w cptt -Price S93,5Xl.
Phont !ht. 1 .. 1an1. 613-e)
BAYilRONT APTS._,
VWta Dd. Udo,. Pier .l IUP
available. From $31,500. 9ell
or Jtase . Georg• Wllliom...,
RIAL TOR •
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"." -6>r a.t. ~dnpl 1 " ""5' _,. "' • ., ·$11;950. ln''lhts im"1acu1ate _,. °'IJOa Opan S.tur.i.ys.& Sundoyw > u: W/W <pis. y..,•., wall-' , , I .. lamlly -·· 'l'he lloor . PETE BADDEJT' RfALTv. ed • bwtime frr ttdl home Fhrei~~blt!ll. fan> rt'1 S BR 2· B>.. a» X 100' plen ca'n be :a BR. A den ar
· ~~ ·• ~· • Only $52, .... '-P">•dt ,Dy ....._ lamldly ...,.;, 3 t..iod'1ot, dbl Pr,.,,,.., 3 Bit With modm> built-In CHllSTMAS BAR6Al)'IS
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e REALTY e CALL 675-3000 ANYTIME ..
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..hame ..II befiic fini1bed ,nqw .. ~ ttvq ,t, JS;5m, Don't HAVE 1HE LARGEST SE! l~""""'""'.,.!!!!l ... !!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!PI ~ral a.ner•l .' ,and ah6UJd be"':•vallabie in wait too·lon&! · LreI'lON OF · RO ME~
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IAYSIDE DR!,VE WATERFRONT · room-. ...... $25,000. · • af .Lnury ... : 4;23 c1..-..,, c.M. · NO DOWN TO VETS * El:EGANT * · ,REAL ESTAT~' iro;.~~MS a ,' .~S·BEDR00,11 -'bome l\I' wi.m. ..... .,.. ,.... .... a Adult ....... 3 LARGE ""'' Bir 3'Mtl-. o•>' .... t ' . UllOGl.....,.,.St .
Unclct & Harbor Island View bath ... : .... 1 .... "3,500. ~-~-•!'only.~~'..'. ~~LJ·~~· First ttme ~tH. i.. 1am .. -"1'·~~lf. 3 _ 2-;; ~BA-'•··-· F 1-•• ~6 ~ '+. to<o,lly u;....i..i __ ...,,,_ ..... , .... ,... . ..-...y ou1 • • .. '6 room .bu ~· up-patio. A~. "'Zl.o .,. , ...... ,. OP1 "T'~ . home. 3 Br::2 Ba, din atta~
From this lovely 4 bdrm., .¢·bath home. On e 4 BEDROOM &: HUGE ,pool. Seller wil1 pay ~ers ftrepfaee., AU ·elec. Delight-,$+15 mo. Jncl •PJTl, 7% i~t. mal dining + fam nn, lush · .SECLUDED C'l19tbiD. carpels • ~.<
a 59' Jol, with Pier & fioal, CusJ,otn dra~ om, Back~ •• $36;750.· A'tz ao ~·t . .,... ti!.is..one. ful lllf*n patio w/w':ter-fl7,7!JO. · •· Clll& ~· .all elect, 'Airi-Hide..~ tn this cozy J..a. tiled entry, «N Pl~. brick[
eries & paneling. $139,500. , -J-.,.: , very special home, tor ·WI. Clubhoute:-poo,1 A.. put----.GEM cond1 1ri patio w/liJtin s.eJ euna chmntt nestl!d in a work, nr. tdxlols • *"-•
e HOME (2 bedroom crpts-~ wtio take ool~time '1i.ac lreetl wlttiln alonet 1610 W r-.:. H~ .. •• Q,. 2 car• gar. f?IA ~· Q\lief hilliJde tetti...,. Fire· ~ )OW at $29,900~ BILL GRUNDY REALTOR ' . • • tb·Uvto"and laUgti. M2-1S35 \~ Realistic price • ~ wy,, N.B, •quick posseu 142-4496 ' ..... . ' ""'' ....,.., "hie. """'1;. • • . ·COt LlNS & WAn· S REALTORs . • &12-462! ,· . b ............... 2 BR, 1 BA., a A DIAMOND e lslandert Bldg. at Linde. Isle. er) PLUS 1 ~rent-. -, ·1 •.-• • £ ffi-breakfast nook & oft-etreet A d1amam 1n the ruff 3 Bt l
3-41 81yslde Dr. Sulla 1, N.B, -~75-61jJ al, lmmed. -· . I ~ REAL TY .... • cot.in. dol ·Ma; ' :. ll\fJ.~m --... only ..... of 2 Ba, fun rm"""'..;. Garl
.• , . Rdy McCardle R11ltor .C. & W, , . .. . -~ . . aie -, .. ....,. to be ""' Klfd>.''new ~. 1Goi~""'.,."ra!!!!1,.,,""'"'"'""""!!!!~!"" __ .. , .... ~ .... ,,;;"""""' I 1110 Newport llhd., CM. • .. 16i5'23 ' ,,..,, !m-5081 . * SPJ!CIAL * ~UY, O_F Tl:IE :>¥EEK ·'"""' ..... Priced....... ---· .,...,.: ~ ""' / ' ' ' 54&-~ , . . Beautiful ·2 stoiy•borne 1et-an • tremendous Calif. du-~,950,. ff7 EZ cue ~
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. $1z.795 tfAi11wOd1· . A Meuate -wmcuFf:.;... · Doctor m..i ~ this ,,.... ---.. ~ -& ·BA, --VA/ . ..,/Otaa • VACANT •
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nu.• bead!llUI '°"" M... wi.. ...... t .... -tile. A 3_ llR, • BA, 3 ""' ..... pa-•. 3 Bli "-'-· m.,i· ~ ,.,,.m.;, tiYb1g t WL 811-8501 '*· "'" Ba, ...... din ·rm. ·home wru pte~ Ud Mo. z:bbltwuq11emodemdeslgn-bO•rotee. $37,:iOQ. * H ~I"'· nn. 'f!liiwn by ... ~t ~.' · ~-, mK>Gie:nneYrest. petsl:drapettf1nlout,,pr
light -;r;'l -l!ed" edh family Hvlnr. To.,. MERRY CH'!ISTMAS · *'lle"'°c'-:1'1a""' °""""' .... S136.000. · ' · . 49>9473 549-<m& don kitch, prol l-P.inr,
rooms, 2 ~,:bath&, :ia:tobuytbi•fonnermodel . EROM *~~P ~. MORGAN1R~-E·•lTY · · S'111s 'D .SOU.TH LAGUNA loUaftreea,cavpa.tio,V ,
plush NEW CARPETS J>ii •home acnw lrirttt from · * ~ .. -673-6642 • . , 675-4459 \_ ...._.._.( neat, nr tchooll &: lbcpl I
double garoge and ~01>ifi golt<OW>e.3"'l1.J> .. lamily 400[:17•'·, 'fOIJM ... -~-teprap · · · · · .. ~ . OCEANFRONT ""'· cent.r. 134.500.
!•need yant·-·-..·aM :~1g"" pl<tt,2 ~ ... laces .. C.M. . • . • . . ~":ii! t..~· at l29.900. ~·.:=~ ... CHECK THIS-BeauL.4 BR., 3100. •pl".l•••I a SHARP TRI-LEVEL. Bl'GTREES!~T.& .. ·~ · • 'FULLER REALTY l Bedrooms, den, 2 baths,·.·· • . turn.homewpnv.~ay l..DcatedonviewlOtw/twh
LY YOURs tor $'24,0CX,\.:~ 546_0814 ~ ~ , , .. .. buiJt.;ln.,.. -swmi01t-1 !rntsler ~ .Bedroom 2 Bath home w/ lo Secret Qwe Be~h, 1Qlm· , ~ aurroundlng 11 terms oUered to fin.atjCe • · ~ BR &. mo irJ · tio S59 500 new shag c_arpet & paint er hom11. ol Cha.rile Chaplin. thfs 3 Br.-3 Ba home w
)t>Ul' .~.\ ,1 $19,500.. Univt~lt~!'Reaity' lh,rvout, has firept In ' Irg 31699. Sea aill Dr., by appt., tge. fam r:n. din~. aH elec ·~ -. ~ :!,I --. _ ..... J BED.RMS·+ 3001E CJt '.H: • 67U510 , ~n. seml·fonna..I dlnfng, REDUCED $10,000 'kitdl, custom carpets &:
1 •. COATS' L ROOM TO S"ARE Here~ iOOd ""ta!'""""'" . . 2 BATHS . , . : vr;. . """'""' patio A QC>at gat• EMERALD BAY LOT d.._, upgraded til, 1n •"' ll.'ii66WestminatUAve, G.(t & " ! ,or .,Prte as a mother-in-law X'hw. ' . • • thrugarqe,foronly$21;500. L• .... st View Lot try I: baths $37500 <>PEN Sill" 10·11>·4.. WAIJ,:ACE '""-llsted. -~BR, ba,' .ou.,.....__~.3-bed<po\n and . """' -ttmly Costa MO.. • " "COL'LINS &-wAnS 112'1 Emenild Bay ... $90.000 • • '
• RjEA "'""'S comer_-•. °""' 00! ... ~ 1•..,.....m,.bot• tar. the pamted. limd•, w/w. ""'· ..._.,.. " ~ REAL TY -For lota • homei .,.., · M' • H'll STAN '!O ..--,54M1A1 ,..,.,,,~,. !t.,'!f living..,..,. ... ~. i'l'ceo! !)NE'·°""' m,'roO! .1onn&1 • .....,., ... " Rio. BY-oWN.rn, !;' .~·" . c . & w . Bm· Gn.iii!i R1111o. ISSIOn I S ti _, ~tefam n11,blf:inldldl. 11"·~~a~O{l.!Sown .·tfta1datfu,dbl11ateen-20th. 3'bJ;, Ji .~ liir yrd · • • Mi~!Nopt Beacb
IUILDHS. INC. . _l~J!y..,...,.),, ' ·tri&,dbt pr & ......... Iol. payment, ahtt-thly pay. 1ry + lrgo anod,patlo. Full w/~•l -., . "1>lc. h>jd !m-5523 67Ul61 ~::;:;::;:;~'"::;::;; l'-~[!!!!!!!!!!l!"'".,. .. 1_ -"""' sa.•. with '" ments ·induding ....... Ile• """' .~.500. su•.wt. oo lln, $36,500 60:-7892, . .. . e REALTY e Ill ·~· · · ·-.n. avail Call -· , .. ""'ebedt.itlls oul . . 84!-12ZJ . · LGE '10'xll0' _,.lof. "'"' CAN'T BE BEAT WEED IT ANO REAP .
:EAITSitE · FrW 'Regen~! .YKi-11*> ":"' -..i ·Walker & .lee · =~~&.:1141 ·:.:.r.;;, Ji:;:~~ By ~·~,,BRv:; A,!:,f'::!"::'::: M_1a.10n vi•J•'• Largelf NEW3~'2beth. Molit.WIUIUalJ .bQslroam ····ii BIAGf1 ·! ·. · : .
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,loc&t;dmqu(etbanlo"-cu.tonr"1ilt1'1an<!-., ·~ •m .. ; -~·-""' -, . *EAST•SlDE* E•stBluff · · .HAFFDALREALT.Y Cl'.l'ITJ.G>:..Wilkinrd.,._ .• U: • tiew ··-·"""·' -omln:tive'ifftt..,Wl!b!W.1:-" -• :mo lla11xirmw;~A<lllm l.BR,.J JIA.~ ...... fl<e. ~THE BLUFFS .. -',,...,,.s<J,.;Hj& .. ~--1'-..-' .
painted : .. ..,. •<I<\ Me<IY, tionol ...., ._ • "NEW LISTING \ · -Iii 9 PM ·· "'"'""'t . ...,, ..... walk .. • In "'"':-s.3;5Gll'-:;.,I" · ~ ""ilJIC..-r.-: lri'!'".""<i' ~ Wil ,...., .,--.,...,,_ Bldll.;
1oryourYULEI..O(!in,wr ~"-itr!IC6ndlliMllfi ,·J ~-3 BR 2 ha. each SEASaf'S **'*'.*''Ir*~ ldoeeta."t l800 aq.'~ft. •New ,. ... ' -~·: .. T "..., •, iiftilii_~lcjto~OlAIEI'· -w·--"M1111or!Vlej0 .. ~ct •. Brln& Joa: I.cheek· ~liviiig room.. W/W umt·-lower ~t, wlfrplc ·* +r ****GREETINGS :criUJcirapes J:1 paint. V• JBdrm.., ~be.., din. -we BUY HOMU'"' BY.;tiiE ~ MUat-bre ,mi!, s..,.
book, ancl bo ID lor Clrilt· cpts ·l draPii,<2'.Bathl: A: ,,,.,; tar........, ; -·"'l!Oin ·...,. eritlt.,ititl ' cant. ~ ,..;..Ion. ""'' "":~ ·•:1/f""' MR, KASAB!AN &n'.~ !!li" ll'o1n1ny, 124,()i!;;, 1.oW ~ llNch
mu. • • ...n '· · ,, ·A1 . . ·i20~.. · '°"""' . '·• ~"· .,ASABIAN . '" """' .. , '"1 $29,500 ::,:.,~=--~ ;:i:;.,"'·500 • "" '.11.Y.M.:c~r.i)• R111tor, ::;:rti:-cait~ hold;,,g " · · • ~o.-p.ru.Railfy:Co, ·~":':t:;";.~-<,~m.'i:i
Ian terms) ,,.... '""'"""" 11·m.!QC>, Cail: rn-31163 tra.'ll53-. .-w.N~;~·<:.¥· E"ASTB(UFF REALTY REAL'EsrATE · •. ,:'8811""""~ ~ AnftaLD., ~ i Bll.1 Huny m&i; WE nAVE • ALS " . " . . '644-)133Anythna PLUSH! p(usH1 DrEJ.<lll'S choi Grat· ,BA., ram m w/r.,Ic, A•
Newport PJC:K ONE {36'i Hunt~ ,&.a~. .. . 3 BA'IHROOMS! plus 4 r.rg klUs' ~e ~·~ tra~ve cpts A drps. Beaut.
. a!~ ..•. (fM)" 56-3424 '! -OF FIVE (36') : . 235 BUY""w·· ;, BR, lovely comer! 2 patloi! encl~'p;\tlo, ~oci!~ :::c::d~:i1'?' ~~·
F 1 I · -SJ!ANISH ·GOV'T PLANS -<3'') • · . • Priced rlght! Won't last! !J!>n~ ~·t "°"'" ,.,...,,, '14/64>-3600 r.
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',""1•8·'1w1· , .2 a·Eo,R~•·· • • ".i , . TO OWN l3'6'J ;·; . ·: . '.'. _ . . HAFFOAL REAL'l'Y _>lew_;ld>al_.l~Ent_eitaji>Jnt.t-::c---·----~ . TOWNHOOSE • HA~NlJA YOUR HOME (31') $250. lotal uih..,Hdod 84ZM05 • · · ,,..,,, 5$1.o!lOI ~ ifti•--·-•· BY ANXIOUS OWNER
(1nytim_ •) 2 BA, many exll'aS, IA...:.• o( Extra 1arp.~ bedroom beau-Call rON for Info.on th@ bttt Unmirfied ~ W/child·· SElUNG I.mg Realty, 6lll NorthCout. EASIBUT.F:"J' exec U1: J v e
• ..,.., 1 •• ty Ioca.fed on quiet ;eul-de-program for yau. Many horn-ren can qualify for this nice ·YOUR HOME? '494;2529. · home, 5 Bdrm, l Bath, for~ pnvacy. Catt..ltte'J!lalli.~ · • ' sac. trttt. ·?reaf ~ ·· vill b!. with n tXI d 3 ~ ant>minlum•~/ · e SELL OR LEASE • mat DR,·uttra spacious now
' · · · 1 ~.IDEAL FQR CQUJ;'l$, [n Jlun.Uneton B¥.ch· 3~~ ~ ~Ii. Owne'r &nxiooa :~ ~ tEE iRw~ crPts A.diii. 3 clympk: s1tt ~ appra1sal. • .We ~ mt 91", !'l '3"Bit: %lii BA. vacant. Sell or lease oPtion.
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2 ~~--band· ~J ,. Ifi o· •teai tor. 1251990,I . 84J.44!1i (38') • --il:'lcoi.U •·nd "'!ui25 """~962l a5523ttent1on. .tc.IU...rm .. ·dln,.rm.,"1>1. ""-<03l;R<ducedto$48,000. slty Park. On1y $21,iso: ,.,. ... "~ I a .,...,I'll ••w kr:rolo · . -play arris for dri:klren. ·Ex-l'J"I, exper. · . Cpt 1;· drapes, Mtins., W"et ~-~-'-'=-==:::I .·.SANTA . ---.... ·.'·· apamtbnuOinl.;No-.j $3000 DN nlhu>D,mde.:Ao..,LCall COLLINS&WATIS bar.•••· Immai. $4'1,!loo. NawportHaiaht• ~able 69' GI loan. $185 ............-· ~ to vets, low do:wn to &J'1Y-• for apr:. \6 ihl'W :wm bbt -REAL TY -F.Ul:l'piici ---"'"'.,,...::.;...;-...,..!
1 P" monµ. ..,., oil. 3 Bed-""!·All thls '"' $21,800. Call l ""-hU,. tAmny rm. last! · .. · '· ' \ C & W Mi!SION iiEAr.TY 49!-0131 * * BIG * *
room nnch • ~•-.nib Coldwell D-1 • ....l.. now. 842-2535 ·, Mih Us """ oatunl bit~ II , • • -. FIXE ·~~ ,...._ Sa I H OWN your-own greenbelt & R UPPER ......... familyroom,beavy ~-llEALTORS BAYSHODES fi .... a ... •nlryball '....... nta 5 ere ha.
, shake roof, ov~rslud living ,, . VIEW & POOL . Hvine rm.,. built: bis, $3000 f'2-447J ( -1 S!IMJ03 and wift aell his 4 bed-smaD home, 2..br,,J. lge New listing. Channinr early
1 roorn with firepl1ce and down -move in. 5e-112) , .,. -· • room home 10 )'OU!lg 'Gl ~ Best Mtlhborhood, .American 2 story home. 6 cl~ to schools, New FHA 133-G700 · 644-2"30 ... , ~a=·t ~~=· !: TARBELL $19,950 IS THE P.Rl(E for only $100. down. ~; !:;,~·~494-3813. bdnns., 2% baths. Only 10
.,. no dowo V·A ''""' "'° -$23 95n 81 Ft . • . . . lor th1'. _,. lo•dY 3 bed, ""'555 m old. Badlt ,,.g1....., A
available at only $26,600. • Y. t:ooma. ' lot, spacious 2955 Harbor, eo.ta Meu +ro0m,12·bl.tij borrie. 'I)e W SHERWeeo REAL·TY WEEK? IT & '.REAP needs ~pair. A great~
See anytime. VA REPO on htt lined tb'ftt, Prime . YBi'ti ~ed.:. l$'280ROOO.Hw . . J is hliti enough that you can 18964 Brookhunt, . F.V. 2 Bed. 1 Bath. &nail flxi!T' ily home o! fix up for tun
540-lb'l (Ope E ·--) 3 Bedroom "'"' • .<.;...; bar· .,., 3 .........,,. ...... d•n r ru y, .. ASS E' " -ts ., '"""' 124,000 LOW DOWN. and profit, Asicing $38,000. n vtn .. _ pin. Excetlent North'eosta entrf hall. pcloJIB Jivina' 341. Blyskle, Nfl 675-6161 UM ·6~10 ,~ mohth,~~ lb-FRANTIC OWNER .J.os.Padtts.Realty Co. CALL 0 ,,,.1414 l~-AGEj Mi .. 1ocat1oo. Full price ,m. 540-l'OO ' $34,.500 . • . -VA LOAN--,<1-alt. "°"""'built-I,,., Shnpiy .,.., .. 4 BR. tonnJ 611 So. Coast Hvr;. 9!>;14''4ct-.· . -· ~.soo. An-·· ---~... TA RB' ELL . .. .. "'"· 3 BA; 3 .... ~· .... t <91-8833 .. ~ · M man .,..... _,.w,.., ......,, ~ • Sbarp 3 Bednn, home on deep ~pile ~ :91'6 •-I ~-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;· 1 with . Jl8¥l?lenls less thKn , prime atta.. 4 ~.fire. Iarae Jot. ·$1fil. mo. pmys matchlhg , dt'8pea. ' DoUble ~· ~·!fF..rta by VIEW houlle,, l Bit, 3 ba, N•~r N,:,~:tLl.~i ..otrlet , I! $nl. per month inct taxes 2955 Hamor,~ Mesa ,. placr in rozy dtn.•full ~ an: :run price $24,fQJ . .aaraae to boot!.call McvA¥ le S4S-04SI $49,500. Easy terms. Owner,
vA ~0:.:-;,:~._ v • ...,. -~~.~·:~ .... ~~i,E_R REA~!.1.-. Walker &·Lee SHARP, BR 1314 BA,"'" 49'-2339. • ' BEDROOM NO bOWN Call 540-illl C"-,..,,) HAPPY HOLIDAYS o' TARBE·LL ~u~n n... rm, bltlns, dshmhr, lpl, Lido Isle FIXER UPPER
Sharpe81: 4 Bdrm home , on ~ ' · · ivcmtcn crpt& & ~ Vacant. Must With eome reptlf'I I pa'lnt.
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VA REP.OSSESSION :mo H-Blvd. at Adams sell! Xlnt 1nm. 121.000. 220 UDO NORD Ing, you can ha•• a ,,.1 ,..,:
o:imer tot. Room for POOi . • ~ -.. , . COAtS & WALLACE 2955 Harbor, Costa Meta Shar)i, ~ eo.IA .Me.a 3 5f5-0Ei Open 'tH 9 PM ** 83S-4422 *--* uab2e family home. o.rm.
Brtgbt cheery kttchm -It I ~:;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; e REAL TORS e q.A..L ,Estate 11 c e n.1ee, Bednn home ntv Ca.tboUc ljlAP ~IJ;~ ~Eyt YE~AJt. · FOUR STAR REALTY Brand ~waterfront home. ing 2-srory early Amtt1can .
won't lut at~ tmnc l! . , . ·9045 AO&nta Aw., 1prtfer married. lo manage O:iurcll A tmpplnc. Q,nly -r.1nthl11tmPetb.ble~bednn Irvine 5 Bdrmr., 4%.batM.'Lovely only 10 Y1'S cMd. 7% batha.
and \ow prict • $25.431. Call -~~ Jluntircton Beach , Rental Dept. in Real Estate $1500C dD. $199/mo. paymtL 2 hath Dutch Hawn madna. wallpaper A cupe.tine trplc. hlre root. Aakinf
fi46.11n ~ 962-+1;4 ' otfi(e 5f6..864Q. $23,500 · Featufts iridude fwpl, Frt>I 2 Slalrw Deck i,_ S38.tQI or ~ . ...._,.._,_ Ch ·\DAILY Pll.Of ~'.-ctlonl Sill the<ild atutt PERRON REALTY 642.17'1 ~Wlhr. bloc_k .,..~ fe~ It NEW LISTING Oodcc, &11-CALL e '''·J414 O THE REAL
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. With Everything "°""" ... ~. o,,. "' the The Punfe 'Wiflt the Built:/,;. Chuckfe 962•51123 • E,.., ~ i · . d h•11 •BR. 3 ba. 60x90 117•500 ~ holld., -"·-
' bedrooms. family" room, IO'Wf!St lease.holds - a rea1 . ,· .re ' I 34 .. BBRR.. 23 ... ha. ~ $125179 •. 000500 ··---·· niotlQ'.ft.pl.us a'br&ndnew bargai,n at $39.950. OP~N Q horninoe· '9tttrs t el lhe ·•--i:<> ocean,golfvu,aed.uded~cus.. ~ated l filtered poot, To-SUNDAY1to5.Call675-4930 1_._four6~~ra1mblod•~~~ Ff1•~22'1 Q•2 , , LIDO REALTY INC. tom-b!!.2 br gn.clols re& 1al.Pl"i~oilty$32,950-~t ~&CQ. !17A'"tarvflll our --·, 3BR2BA.$D,tXili1>,crpti, . '"' REAJ..ri 33t'TVIALIDO aprx.._9e1.fl:,t lu:c!'~tol.l
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P,lot map, zonipg and its . use, locations of rm., w/frplc, near pool. NEW. 1 BR. 2 B&. hllltop, 1JN1'URHJSHED OuiltmM: tn. • deilmit 2 Br .sew,~, water. 'gas, eleCtrl.city\_~~di.tJOn of $3'15mo.·••m-38!M. oceuvn, tam.rm., trplc. * PoQLS . : on Grand Canal.~
: property, complete,Prlce and w'llls wanted Coif• Mo•• ';;,:, w,;.,, ""~ ~; ·*·EMCl.Dilii·; . ..: = ~ 1:'.
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.\yrlte.Mr.Harr1s , ''$200. PEI MO.* CUTE ·.l ·BR,•trple, FA *~iti'N,s~':~ .'::.·•'111<w.,..:._,.~~ P.0, BOX 92229 , . • • •·• E ,,_ •-t 496 ~-'-~ Dri ,v =~ .,_, •u~n u~ _WOl!~D WAY POST.At: SERVICE • -room -Hts-~•' · u•-.~ ""· FROt.j 135 MONTH Canal, no~"' peb·
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·\.OS ANGELES, CALIP. -wlbullt!n .itcl><n. amall en-P>I A•dlild OK: .... 11>1. ' $225/mo . w/0. w!O be. 'Ii, c1ooe<1 yan!, .....,.. t.0g..,. Hilli ADULTS PLEASE aee 1 .. both. Cal! owner
Ed Riddle Rltr ~ VIL'">' PO' o· m= . -• UNFURN . 3 BR, 2 BA "" ·'-" M NA l "1i;';iURii,;ii;<;' ~--=--==--· 1~ 2 Br. newly painted ln &: out cond, crpt4 I drps home, in ' PHONE '42-2015 ~nlnsula. ~,blk8~ ;.; new roof, crpta, drps, .rove, front of "'1n:i pool. Sm/mo (1760 Pomona Ave.) $150/mo. Stow &.. Refria:,
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I iiiii!Jawn, Iota of br<athlog Log""" Nlll\iOI 2 BEDROOM Apt." Spaclous; Moblle H0mn Businht . spacp. ~mo to mo. $1T5 Carpetm .• Nke ttt'chen. UNFURN. dow,n1tat·r1·.
·For S.i. 125 ~lty 2QI! be. <4J-l246, M1M961 alt>r 4 Br, 2'ba, n. A dfnlnr .,.., Brick ~ bu +-planter. Cvpet<d. 3 BR, 2. ~ Scolh ,..,.,....---~-_;:;; . s·p.m. ~ t.am rm. frple, bltns; fence, Balcony. Walk to 1hoppinc". "Bay Front. 18.: P! mo. By
1111-.0IAMPION m·oblle PARTNER . ~ .. ~r. cpt.t, dlll, 2.car SCboolbu11topt1.tdoor.At-owntr.Mt:o~. _
bome,3·rpo.<l&d,J2x'60,clrps Active.with~bcisinenl *,,~poo1.2,!~1V~~~ IV'IPt bxuNtc'l!ate. $310 U..ctl~ deco·rat.ecl $0JYurty • ..337E.BQtront
I .eac cptt, ~ ~ment bacll;:nlund. ta. drpl patio ....., mo. nnt 4 Lief. •deposit.. ~~ fufnltllf'e,_ Yery 2 BR., 2 ba., ti pr~
\pc;irch I: car. pon. SB,<m. AsiNt ip management or cp , , ' pr. ~ reuonable rent ~n 4 Winton Real Estate fF5..3Ml.
Family pu:k. ~ti. atlowetl, hlOlY lucratiw business. ~~ ,$225. Nr .. IChla. Men Verd• small peta welcomt. 351 Coron• CW. Mor
.. pool. , I , rftftatlon 'Utt. , .J« tyearJI b)colge 1holdd --y-· · Vlcll>rla; Apt. 4. -dnfr. S..~t Gcilden .,.-IS0,000 .. Capit.a! re.21lR Home. ·Fned badt!MMAC. 3 BR, comp! *$30'WK l.UP.*
.OO&dl MabJle Pt.11t, .3'1142 ~en.is att $25,000 cash. yard •. (loie to shop's-Cpta, refinished lmkJe I out, $285 e St'Odio'lr. l ft _i. ts
.Allpu,SanJuanCtl.pistrano. For interview, ·wte Box drpl, stove. $165/mo. mo. 3027 Mt.delra AV'f!., e Rt¥HnJ15 WK 6 Pu -
NEjVPORT il<ach, .Lido 17'8, llW!tinilnn Beieti. "8-9m 540-3278. e TV'. A Matd s..rvie."Avall ~; Mob~ Hom&I Park. beaut DRESS.lhop. hair• 'makeup DUPLEX 1 BR. 'Stove, Newport Beach e Phone ·~. UW Pd
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ury 2 BR w/cabana adults tpgetber. 'J.?i'ess: abop ope'l'l Carport, Quiet adult. $135. 3 BR. farn. rm., 2 Ba. $315. 2376 Ntwpqrt Blvd. 54S-9755 ON .1Dl ACRE! p
Oflly, inuned o cC up. now ... Need ~r to ~m-Orange A Knox .. ~ Avail l/lJ72, 1!117 . ~ Thi• Ad ~orth $5 on Rent· \ • 2 BR. .Furn. A Unfurn.
Tl.4 :613-5105. plete hair Ii Malri!up studio. 3 BR. 2 BA. d hwshr ri Charles Pl., Harbor Vi~ Children & Pet ~ Ft,eplacn I Jriv. patios.
Bellnont Shotts ar~a . yard. Klds o~. $26P5. Homes. (2l3J 292-r.m. Unbelle~•bly le•utlful· ~-~.~~.
I li g8-221J or..~. MB-13Cl9; m.tstg. 3 BR Back Bay area -Spac. VAL D' lStRE Garden Apta, IW ~ .._,. _.. -~ ' .1
Rfff E1ta1t.. M.ER;RY QDtlsmAS Mod. 2 frplca, 21it Ba. $325 Adultl • ..,'1JO pell. Flowers (M&cArtbur nr <bl.It Hwyl _ C..~ HAPPY NEW ·YEAR 3 BR home ia court tli5/mo. mo. Lease. 2U: 968-5945. eVft'Y'Nhete! t Stream A -
r. . Holland Bus. S•les ~~· =· 2 ld_dl ok. BAYCREST $:Si/mo. 3 Br., Waterfall, f5' pool Rtt. Rm, "NEW L I"
Ac,,.. .. fOr Hie 150 "The Broker wllh "-""" • • 2\0 Ba Igo DIR, r/R, Sauna, ..,.1.2 Bdrm, Furn-2 BR..2 baths; u..taln. ear. · 1716 oUnee Ave., C.M. N.E. C.M. 2 Br. Water Paid. ~ ~ kit. &CJ.-4589 Unfum. trum $135. SEE JT: iieted A draped Encl. pr-
'• INVESTMENT 6f5Al.10 · ~ eVt:I Middle AP or eld!l'ly. No Condoml . ~ ·Panons, 642-8610. are Comp. litna. Private ~ , children or pets 646-4572 nlums · .....,,.c_ ~ ' OPPORTUNITY Money to Loon' 240 . . Unfurn. 3211 ISIJJ'ER 1BrCODIPl1uxuey ..,11o. ·~ Orchld.12511 Per 0
5 At:m near Paln)dale In$ - -.... -~ 4 BR. tam rm. llv rm f'Umttute. $175. V l 11 a month, featly •
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ial. Only 135,000. t....... MTG co avallAble. ~. M!-'11J5. NEW In Eulhlufl -3 541-ma. a' . r ~1~~·R•=in lm ~ ':""~!•In va11ev. • br, m bi ...... -"'1-1111-ep"':·;:"':.!: -:a.a .
lill ll<aot ._. rolllni mt. ssrs~ TP. ~OAN 4 Br, 21i"'&: Frplc, 'Dlnln( blina $350. <:ZU> 3Sl46!. Adld" ooljl. U 2 o I;;;: I.GE. 2 BR, deck. trpl, """· .
acrtL TAKE •-only ~m.,. 1% mrERESI' rm, crpt., drps, $25(1. a mo. Townhouse Unfurn. SU 518-at drpl, stow, .ft!frt&, $210. .. ~ -2N\'I "P. ' ..... 84!-ll6SI . . .. • . • . -• "' ' 4o..a$1DO.--n1> • .flli8..el'H7. • ·~·1.1!-_.:·-~. ~·,-....~~,_,. j· --• .., -~..;if ll:'' ~ -1 BR.,_, ___ ...... _ ... ,..,· · . -1'• ·.,,,..,. ral" unnga Co; H·~I •c-~ • • · •-· ---~ ' · '.L£ uc~--, , . Comlnerct.I ........ , ~ <> _1 ,.~ ~!DtS-·. i -"'" ngton __ .. 11,u~ti"""•~~ ::. ~· ntnt pool. ..nt11 "orona .... ~ .. -. .. • Property , .;.~ ;J4W171 · ,,.,. .. ~1 I ~G2Bidrm._.. onl>. lli8S °""*,-sr., _, __ _....._ ___ _
, ...... ., ... .,..~ ...... ServingHarbor·are .. 21,4 'boiaae. l~ Bath, patio, dbl. TO otfSZ ,;2-..Bdrm, 1% ~ 1 • AVAitJanlSGl-A.J~22nd. 1 ,
• ...,.,., hol>lay --. . . • . • • • ' .... ... .. pool a --no Ba, . ..... -! flllitc, NICE 1 "'.Br lrallen.195 "' i... 2 BR, .# BA., • p. n . c
desnble C·l --bldg. q_ -y Waij!W .. , ,'"'f in:alntenanco. $1l!O. po1 mo. wW/drtir, ·dll\Wlhl'· --up; CtilJ4 ot. Nlc:e em.lency :;ms. ""1. patio, ""cf'·
ilrx:mJsq,ft'., -r~tot.ftex., mvt client who ,.Dtt4.s «toehooeefrom. patio, pool.; clu~Jt··e. •pt-fur matur. &duJts. 13.1 ~ -~ "'' l
unllmlted porentW. "alto $12;00o. Wfil,pay ·1~%.tnt., COLLINS & WATTS $lt5/tpo., ~ Stmton, E.16thSt.80-Dt'i. •' ~!t::t:Yi' ,.... .
Intl, "'°"""'A mm. , """""" 'lY . °""' $100,000 -REAL TY -wk-~ -llC-2024' NICE!>Y -· 1 ·BR. Gu. '.)I0~.11•--: 4i>t. fir. ' ;_°!."'~-~--<llUll>'ln .locol 'p"'p' C. & W. Duplox•"UillilhL .,J5ll ''1t>'~ind.'Qniet.,.1.N<> !!_1 .l ..... ,.. Y~l1 ,' . ...,..... n,, el \;&lllUIU l't!IU •• 644:-6ll1 __ ....,.._ f •••• -elilldren or pets 5U-S7'l1 ....... mo. -. • 0 1'1 1 • ' \ 1
NJI demente, 492-4502· The Irwin Co~ .llf,altort 962·5523 Co1t4,MitN • • ' VEfiY n.lce 1 br, <\iiix, Quiet ~ lt1; A-3 , -· ' • · \~
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for .. 1. ' 160 I~ that CUI' be moved i into bit-in&, shla cpl, drflt. yrd. , 30 •. No ptb., MS-J.021. .._,.Rn ti! almost immediately on our E/side. $%15. ~4·1-4424, 1-BR. w/w, beam cell, drpt. DELUXE
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Larp pool. Laundry Gener•I * Nice 'area, 4 BR HOule, · carport, J.aucl t:acfJ. $135. llard.Rool;n. :
facllltie1. pttva.te pat)o. By , , -11.4 Ba. Cpts, drps, bltns, ,5t&-8594,., • l BEoRoori
Ownu. 5&-0C74. aft s p.m. S..son 1. Gr.eth:t11 trplc A.pr. Bia' yard. 8382 [ J[IJ NEWLY Drtoc. tee,1 'BR. utU •;-' rioM. .... ')
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ncome ,.,,,..rty Quamls to Bettl!T M!rYe Leonard'•, 2 blk9 E . of , '.-;; SS. M&-42!2 54$-MOf ., ~ ~~ "°1\1~.atublreten-Be>ch Blvd.,J ... 1 t><!>!ted. ~m»·-·~ .. ~:0· K.'~ VILLAGE
10 UNITS .... -""' for -· ms m· 521-2189 < ...... A~---= ·~ ·-~ -· Monn.. nm · · · · Apll. Furn. J60 ..... Heated poo1. Lndry -Hatbor Blvd. ~.M.
Eu1o!de Coat& Meaa, great ALA' R I I e M' -2 BR Twnholl>e, 1\1 Ba., Ill rm 121 .,,.., VIiia CM (nl) '67-ml rental -area. Seven 3-bed· en a 1 ~n,,.,; bltna cpta: drps c1rport Gener•1 · -i-. • RENTAn OFFICE ·roomsand.~2-bedrooms., 1648-A Newpon BlVd., CM pool 'I:~ r.acU.' $16Stmo'. BArn:El.OR apt, $11D mo OPEN' lD AM TO 5 PM
AU ,epara~ unit.s with lot$ '* YEARLY RENTALS * 9S2-:U89 A lhCI ll t,!!.lties. ' p cf 'space. ·Shows a fanfaStlc Finer'"Homet .\n ~ch~Are11. · · ** 60-3400 ** , ark-Like Surrounding
roturn with lnCnme .. $1.100 Bill GN!ldy RJtt' 615-6161 3 BR, 2 BA, lrplo; bltn!, lold New conc-QNE sidrm A•;u;; .. . 9tnET • DELUXE I Per mo. Submit on down or · _ · close to 11ehool1, ahopp'g A: • • -r· 'Pool II ciuin ·i:..~· 1·2 A 3 BR APTS trade tO • Ca,t• ~·~ . beach. $225 mo. Refs. Peta • · e, ~ ALSO FURN. BACHELORS
Walker & lee *. l'iE:w 2 Br, 1 Ba. OK. 644-0030 FURNITURE RENTAL 1i;;~ ... ~~; st,,; :;" J:.'!';-: 1::3t,"':~
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1, .. 11.,. . v.-mtns. ""· "'11'· ..,,.. 1225. 605 Fnnkforl, * ,,_ 1o Moolh •··'-· -· • • ~-·--• • que pts.
2'711> Uatbcr Bl\ld. at;Adatn1 i>a&.: pt. $225 to $250. NF Call 531-111.9 after 3 * 100% ~ Optioo Avail mw. 1TI7 Santa. Ana Ave., CM
-Open 'tit 9 PM ochlo: 5'1.-. •. ' • 3 BR Omdo l\I Ba. Pools * Whle Selecoon. Huntington ilo1ch Mgr. Apt 113 , 616-"'42
DUPlEX". NEWPO.R'i' Lido ,Ille , , Patio, dbl' pr, b'plc .. nr * 21 ~= 1 BR FUrn. USS/mo. BAY MEADOW APTS. ~ taX write -off UDO~ IJ Bayfront Aptl ocean. 962-0086 aft 5 pm. ; ii ~-be.i.u~ garden ~· ~ paneUnc.
birfore Dec. 31st. $58,000. , SJ».$SIXI . 3 BR., 2 BA., frplc, blt-inl,, (J ~l patio A ~· Adults, no pa._. recreation fa,
.etJJnr pMce. Internt only Brobr: m..mz c10.e to scboola: A abopW.,· ~ ~ ~ peta. 1035 12th St, Ac:rou CWtSH. AU adu1ta, W '81S· I 4'Wn pa.yment! 2 yrs.'~ . . • _ · 846;-6MB. -from Lab Park. ~ e 2 BR'• FROM 'Id UJW
Walle to b<ach l ....... N-rt BNc!o 1,.1... ,. . Lotun• Booch . ~ l ltse/mo. . . •
' PETE BARRETT . BAYClUSr.'Ul6/mo: s: Br.; 511 w. 19th, CM "8-:IUI ISO w. ~ .... C.M.
REALTY :Iii 'BL ... DIR, FIR, • 2156 N. Main SA 517--0311 $115/mo, $40 wk up. Bach, O<ll 61M073 ·• frpl 0~·kit.642-4589 3BR,2bt.,,atrium •••• $325 clrTVuttlpC!.Craeent&y •BEAtJTIFULGROUNDS·e
. 642-5200 642-4353 ' . ' 3 Bit. 2\1 be., lam .... l32S 11a11>oa l1lond Bch 1135 N. Ooaot -2008. SPANTS!I DECOR e HouMI Un!vm. IDS 3 BR. 2\0·ba, lam ...... $3llll ....__ h ch Air/..... G pct: , • SPECIAL . . ,, • BR, 2\1 ba, lam .... j300 1 BR. 11,85 + Uli!. Newly ·--.... rt • . .. Goirap . ,,.,;: ":: . '
PRINCIPALS ONLY -r•I WE HAVE CYl1IEllS ,..modled, · clwsl>er, ref. FOR LEASE Jaund.,:. 1 mi $111), 2 ';'i( $41,-. . _ . atove. 615-1016. On .......,. !rt. Blw1' 2 DRi 1 $1tl8.$11'S. · ' •
3 ffOUllef on l&tre 'lot COSTA MESA l•lboll "-"iMUla \ ba· tum. duplex apt. mei. ~·de Mfa AJl(I 2336 Dien, <;oeto M,.. • W • ~i: • .... • • e1...a rar. Now lluU "30. lSl iv. WilJon.See Mar· llo.1 ,
'Noor Bick B•Y WT$lD,E . GE 1 "!!'"· """'"J!t. $300/mo. 'jJ" ' •/'THE GABLESe Ofe &.ti.1121 · EVa &f6.Sl)2 3 -~ ~m 2 ·-~-._dbl_...._ Pvt patio, "'"' 'crpt, ~ult.I Wesley N. T·•y Dr Co.· , _ 2 B 1•• ·~ . ' 56 UNITS ~" -· _..,.. •-· on\y,. Le as•' "Ill J<me, RHll ' -·· r " ~· pr. _,.,
• .... fenced yard. New ar-"SINCE 19ff" $150/mo. ~ ~ • • till San·J-kilts 1'4. IOWl!lproofed. Fllod:-mt .
' (COSTA. MESA ~~;:!>'.~~ btW .. temBankB!da-c .. 1.Me.. Newport Center .... .,1910 :~.'J!,~.:;..,t~·~.!."i -.«XI. <l.2XGroa P'S' mo. Call WALJCE!t A: o:yn;ven~G:" =fl ~y tee l mt. apts. SI'D'S to beach. _.ciOal a S: ~ , r· Walker & i... Inc. !.EE RH11nn, -... Shal ,_, 01ec .-. ... -" or ·dupi .. ; • 1uD 2137 ~A ... ':<l" •.1_155
(114) 1'M-93l0 -• • beat. Funi. VW pd. baths, • .,..., iiriVJOtc ·P«· 3 •~ ' .6' Z. Bat"h -s BR., 3 i.ni. .....•... '315 CUport, lqdt'1 nn.. Nr tto, bltns. frlilc, 4lltwtllr. ,..,.rm Jiii 4
Mounl•ln. O...rt, 174 RENTAL FINDERS' ' BJt.. 2\1 boa.. ...... II" ""'1>'•· $150 "' ms. • El W/d,, pi1>ap' .-.....i. ,, .. Livi'!<,_. wllll -
Jlosort ...... ) .... °""' -s Bii., 2 ba. hmnea • $325/350 Camino Dr1 No, 1, CM. lll'd7 ~· Medi~ ""'""· edl1!'C A bi>k. ,...,. ..
-· H°""s * Apls-2 BR., 1\1 be. homa .. 12511 _,_ Winter, $3!0; yrly, ~: la"°""" -. End pall<(; ~~G BEAR LAKE* * 645-fl~l I BR, • d<n .......... !"" F Badt -& l Br' 61l-9ll0. ' Swtmliitns pool t chit-'•
mu in -o"" ""'1 cal>-,_ ., . • I E1pocl1lly nlca, $130 H'"'l\ftg ' lrple. <\.ir bisch: • llARBOR .Gtium li.ppl~r.;s 1s arieridlnr Or\lt• 8 ed h I urn. • •· * 2 BR 1 BA Sllndeck pianr0Un4. •·
In. ,.,. llrla ....... 18,IOO. COSTA MESA r I up. 2110 Newport Blvd: Gat, $210/mo. w-. 122> --
M Rou (TU) 5.16-1133 or .EASTSIDE CM. YrlY. rnclds utll. No peta. llf1,UJt 2 BRr2 BA, Bltns
write: lll<t-""1 Ell<!•, 3 bdrm wtt!l 1baths, d1>1 pr-REALTY *WINTER RATES* !16!-4400. • Dahwuh. Sb a I cro..:
!';.D .... 2il'll, Bia Bear .... _,.,.,~ow.,._. Univ. Put< Otnt.,., lrVI,. Altt'ac -Sludloc' 1115, 1 + DCEANFRQNT, * ln>sileu rdri&. Elee ftple, ~ke, Clllf. atll& ~tina, newty l*DU· cau An)'Ume, ~ Bt'• $~ Adlts, no ·plll. Wihter. 1 BR. A(ftiti1. No ptaae, Nr So.' Cout Plaa,
l'r'9'D "OU1&bNa N~" ed. For rent or lea. at 2U5 Eklfn, Mar APl: t. pm, Nt. Fel'T)'. ·SJ,50/mo. $lJS. ~-
"I .......... !Av'o . )9<I can 12tlr.lt1 mo. Call WALKER UNlVERSlTY Pao1t l BR, 2 /SUPER 2 Br'-IUX)DY !llH515. • 11.,.._2 Br I B& Stu<!io, adj.
turn "~tt to cub" IA a • Real!Or, .._ BA, 1 ftOOI' tewl, lta9I! « f\lrolture. $215. Vtila ONTiiE'BAY: lBr. rup.6 ~. c}lt/c!rp, patio, pr.
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NOW YOU CAN AFFORD
NEWPORT BEACH
Enjoy $'150,000 health club & spa; 7 pools, 7
.tennis court.I. Bachelor, 1 or 2 Br's. Also 2--
story townhouses w I 2 or S Bll'1. Elec. ldtch-
en1, private balcony or pllUo. From $170.
Subterranean park1'11, elev, m&id service.
Full·line food market, dry cleaner, IJ<auty
salon within complex. 7 beaut. model apt.. u am to 6 pm daily, other times by appL
Jamboree & San Joaquin Hills Ilda. N. of
Fashion Island. 714: 644-1900 for Jeas!'>g Info.
PARK . NEWPORT AJ'ARTMOOS.
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Cost1Mll1
Ring Brothers Announces
t4e Grand Op~ning of
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Mediterranean Village
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BEAUTIFUi. UVING .THAT
BABIES THE BUDGETI ·--...... ~-·•155
REFRIGERATORS .OLYMPIC SIZE POOL
DISHWASHIRS BILLIARDS .
CA.RPITS & DRAPES. GYMNASIUM
PRIVATE PATIOS CARPORTS
Ptrty Room With Flroplaco, T.V., Sltroo
Vista
Del
Mesa
Apartments
Tultfn &. Mno DrM
Ph. 545-4855
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ProfM1S."'"' Ml•11ff i.,.·s.vth•rw Cou1ttftt M1mt. Co.
~ ~~ ~ Vwln htftltMt11t1 Inc. l M.0 .1,C. f~11lt111 Cotp.
FAMILIES
WELCOME!
·SINGLE SI'O!tY
South Sea AhnetPhen
.2 BDRll·2 BATH
Oa.rpeU and Dra1>11
Air Conditioned
Prtvtte Patfot · .
HEATED POOL
Carport Is stora&e
Nr. So. C.OUt Plaza
HIDDEN VILLAGI
~ SOI.Ith Salta
Santa Ana • 5t6-1525
3 Heated Poola LArze Clubhoule etc, BBQ
Child Care Center
Great new 1 2 I: 3 Bdrm.I nom $149
SOUTH COAST
VILLAS
· 1101· MacArthur Blvd. -NEW deluxe f.pln apts, 2
BR, crptl, di'ps~ bibs,
dw/encl rar. children &
pell 'W-eloetme. 41T Nobel nr -· --------365 Sn. Coast Shop&' Cntr. Otll
557~188 or 642-IT02.
e NOW OPEN e
BRAND N!:W 1 & 2 Br !\'om
$1.S. Priv p1.tio, bWiard
..... ""'"" pool "' -· hup dotetJ, deep pHe CU·
petlnc, """ lmd ........ MU!ts. You Must ~ Thia
On@! "102 Blrch St., New-
port -Beach. 557.oM.
s:tACLIFF MANOR. &ptl-2
Br, $160 unf, $175 furn, Cptl,
...... bltM. prb dip!. 1'25
Placentia Ave. Aak about
mar&r square apartments
In th1
PRESTIGIOUS
WESTCLIFF
AREA OF
NEWPORT BEACH
1nnouncn th1
ov1il1bility of two ind
thra1 bldroom units
forsdults.
From$ZZ5.
For information
telephone Mrs. Gwen
Lorenzo at 645-0252
our discount. 642-8340 or .':':''=Ji=i!ij;:;;;·-;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;_;;;_;;;,,f 5'&-2682. .
PENINSULA 2 BR, unusual
tJ:I • level, lri>lo.. dohwtu-, 1 * NEWPORT * blk ocean -bay. Yearly SHORES
$260. mo, Avlil Jan 3rd. 3 Bd 2 8 d--· 67S-4l25 rm, a, """'ln&' area.
Large deluxe apt. W /W
150' to Beach, patio view er carpeting, Oilldren OJ<.
cafallna, dehix 3 Br., SJ;O $235. month.
mo. incl. util. Yr I y. CALL 5"-0370
~1422:
Apt,., ,
Furn. or Unfum. 170,
Costa Met•
+ 2 BEDROOM * i~ Ba Townhouse ooncept.
Beam «ilinp, extra ht
bedrms, encl J:l.tio, reeret.·
tion nn, 111.una bl.tha, ete.
Adults; Out SUnday after.
noon B-B-Q' 1 k Free Art
Lnsons starting llOOJI,
HARBOR GREENS
5'&l025
*BRAND.NEW*
La Costa Apts.
1 & 2 BR, bltrui, •wimminc
pool, lanai, bar-1>-que • 1ar·
age. All Util pd, $150 to $110.
Adults, no pets.
354 Avocado, CM, &42.9108
HACIENDA
HARBOR
241 AVOCADO STR!Xl'
Adult Ii vine •• No pets
Deluu 1 & 2 BR. Pool
Garage. Diahwlhr, Pl.id udl
FROM $1l0. 646-121K
.-:-.,,,...,,-=c=--,-,.,,. $100 -MOVE IN Allowance RELISTJNG ·• Back Bay 4 Br. Studio 2'iii Ba, cl~ 111 Pre-&hl children weicoiD.
atta. 2 BR., ~ crpta, patio, l blk to bscb.. Year-NASSAU PALMS
drpg, patio. Adulta. No pet&. ly. $300. 673-W.O. 177 E. ~ St. ~
..... AvaU 11101'12. ,.Jl41. &n-2261 3,_l!R. 2 Ba. ~uplex. Frpl., -. ll~U ?A~S
_ Houae Hunttne. Watch· the carp, bltns, pr. $215 Yrly. ...~. • Unfunl. 11:
The charm of Old World Spain await. you in Costa Mesa
at lllng Brothers' Mediterranean Village. The country Is
the setting where quaint, brlck·tiled courtyards and path·
ways wind over streams and ponds to the door of your villa
apartment.
lll!lde, bea_med ceilings, w~ J!•Ilell!ig, _coloc-coordlnated
llrapes and carpets are enhanced by imported grasscloth
wall coverings in warm, natural tones. Wet bars and fire-
place& add to the cordial atmosphere. Large patios and
balconies provide spaciousness and light.
The recreational facilities Include night-lighted tennis court.,
llWlmmlng poOls, a gymnasium with separate health clubs
for men and women and billiard and game rooms.
The Iocatlon of Mediterranean Villa1e Is Ideal -convenient
to ~ Southern Ca!lfornla -minutes from the Pacific Ocean
lllcl Newport ·Beach, overlookin1 the Costa Mesa Country
Club.
A .complete security system assures your privacy while you
enjoy the ser.,,ity of Uvinf at Mediterranean Village.
UNFURNISHED AV AILABl:E
I bedroom
1 bedroom & den
From $155
From $185
Nl!Wl'ORT
BEACH
RENTAL OFFICE OPEN 10 A.M. ·a P.M.
2•11 HARBOR BOULEVARD, COSTA MESA, CALIF. 921121 PHONE1(71•)11117·i020
r . • W1 Aro Plodgod To Equ1I Hou1lng Opportunltlff
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OPEN HOUSE column. , 31U7 W. Balbo& Blvd. S.S.0'113 2 BR't from U35 UP
Apt. Unfum. ~ Ajil.·Unfurn. '"ill Apt. Unfurn, 365
Irvine Irvine Irvine
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Quick to merve an 1p1rtm,nt ••• In our new adult aectlon. (The
quicker you •~. the better your chances of getting the floor plan
and location that flt you ~l) ·~
ParkWe1tapartmenta tend 1oml up fast. ·
With Junior execuHver. And secretaries. And engineers. And
everybody el11who llkn our location. (Clon to employment centers
and freeways. Near 1hoppf11g, achools, churches and the UC lrvlne
campus.)
With l1dy gollerw. And avel)'body el1tWho lllo!s living across Utt
street from an 1&-hole public golf course.
With waight-w1tchlrs. And welght·llflers. And evel)'body el1t
who could gain (or lou) aomethlng from Park We1t'1 fabutoua ~
reatlon. (SWlmming end therapy pools. Complete health club with
trained attendantl. N!gh~lillht•d tonnio. Volloyball, ltandball. Largo
tu~ "" for Jogging and touch lootl>all. Plue lounges, gamt and
card rooms In the handsome two-story clubhouse.)
Park Weat hll many other attractions, 100. So even If you're not
an exec.ullw, or 1 golfer, or a we!Qht9W&Whlr ••• you'll 1WI flt In. If
you hurry. ·
(Famillea: you11 fit In lltlrw, too. Specl1I sections wHh tot lots.
Special llolllUeo:PrHChool.Junlor Olymplc •~•pool. Teen centsr.J_
P.aR.BWBft
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DAILY PILOT S.ll•do)', --25. 1971
Minutes to Newport leach
Unbellev~bly large apts. llecorator furnish·
ed. Hue• Pool , jacuzzi, electric built·inl, sh•I
carpet.I, dra~s, 11una & more!
ADULTS-NO PETS
SINGLES ........ $145
1 IDRMS ......... $155
2 IDRMS ......... $175
Unfurnl1hod Apff. Av1Jl1bl1
From $10 to $15 LESS.
YOU'RE RIGHT-
THEY 'RE UNDERPRICEDI
1561 MESA OR., Co1t1 Men
S blki So. of Newport llvd.
546-9860
LaQGol,.rs
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Ml!RRIMAC
-WOODS
'-A Nice Place to
Be T .. 1th1r , •••
ADULT LIVING
From $140 lo $275
1 I. 2 BR. Apt1.
with' Terr1ct1
IRAND NEW
untlngton le1dt
La Quinta Hermosa
RESORT LIVING
FROM $125
APARTMENTS
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them 18111 "CA.SH'' -eeU
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PAINTING/Paperln1. 11 yn
in Harbor area. Lie &; bond-
ed. Rel'~ fum. 642-235fi.
parent co.
PALM DESERT
GRE!NS
14S.J030, Ext. '1
REC'EPTIONIST/~t. Part
tinie p)lidon tbat may 9.'0r'k
i.nlo fWl Ume with Mx:.l
publlshina m. Call t99-4.!1'1.
GIRL Bookie e p e-r Ir. c•::•::k..:lor::...;Stt='-='=-· ----I W~Jkl, tuU or pa.rt time, Restaurant
H.B ...... ~. MANAGIR TitAINEE
GREAT CHRISTMAS S.U1..,,...wbo1tmoneymo-~t w<MUd be a MW or bttrtr tivated Ir. wiJUn, tD •wk
job, Cotne in 10 tte u.s , on hatd ~shut ma 1uOl!e9&
;the Mond4Y U. C!hrlsfniu. 111ttun 6: "ad! the top. Ex·
You can ttart in .lanl.l.ll')', tnwtrt that warits a ~areer.
Call Barbara, MMO&S stut. at SUOO. C&U Bob
COASTAL AGENCY =·~In..:::
7190 Ha-Bl aj Ad&al1 --· ldlcbolfon Or., hv!M. HOUttKEEPER. N.B .. Li~ RN, fUll tlmt, nf&ht lh1ft
in, Tub thrU lat, ,Own rctom. 141. ltN', pt Um• relief
no amokfnr. S~ T-U: s xlnt frinp bntta:. 1
HOUSEKEEPER. ntia tu re levttly Manor Capo
woima.n tor~eh1'ld ca~• Utt Bfeell, --.STM. ' ,,... ..... Jnr. ~1"1.
HOUSEKEEPrn. No -k· " (2) 'RN'S 111r. 1 adults, 5 days, 25 hr. 11-Tam, medlcaJ 1JUr1it.a1
wk. Own tn.m. ~7344. j RN
IN'OUSTRIAL Enaineer/ J.11~~ OB
manufleturl.ng -requirfa @-
plication of electric&J, m.. ll·Tam.. I.C.U., C.C.U. units
ehlinleAI, lndi,atriaJ ·enfi· LYN'S
~rln& knowledge thru oom. llpm· Tam, Sub acuta Wlitt
rod RN'S ' plerion finished p uct. ,
MU81 be production oritnttd. · Surttry Expttienee_
SlllAry eO'mmf'lllUra.le w/ex. LAI TECH
peoriencl!. Reply to &x No. Wttk&nda OaJy 246, DAily POOi, P.O. 811~ X-RAY TICH
1.560. Costa Mesa, calU. \\.'ffftnd 0~
9211'" CENTRAL INVEST IN .SUPPLY TECH
YOUR FUTURE . Exc<llent worklnc "'"dl"°"' • fr1nie btne.flt1 .••
IE YOUR OWN BOSSI
Men •r Women
Lt111 A Yellow
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00 fllr Appl
546-1311
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MISSION COMMUNITY
HOSPITAL
27I02 Pu"rt& R4JIJ KW)'.,
Mbllon VloJo. Cal•.
<E • .., San DlflO Fro.y. 6
Crown Valley P&rlrwl.)')
PHONE
(714) 49S-4400
(714) '30-7700
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The mucWine 1estur e
molt admired by .-omen is
probably that of t'ffchi,,. for
a 'aim<BODK.
2 Jltabbit • butch~ S5. 3012
Kill:;brook Lane, · C.M. -
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MIKE McCARTHY ·
WE PAY, TQP (ASH
tor Used cars • truclq, .full
call u. M free Htimlltes.
GROTH CHEVROLET
AU tor Sales Manai er
lB2ll Beach Blvd,
Hunflncton Beach
MT -6081 KI 9-3331
TOP DOLLAR
IN CASH
Paid for your clean used car
paid for or not.
SANTA ANA DODGE
1401 N. Tustin
135-3691
ALFA-ROMEO
One of the World'1
Finest
Sport& Cars
Now on Display
at
COAST IMPORTS
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Green with Biege, Beautiful, 1
careful 1 owner car, Sacri-1
tice nm. Call 968-59.11 .
NEW '72 PICKUP
.4 11pd. dlr. dlx: Bumper. l'ta-I
dio. Mirrors. PL72U20. Take !
small down or trade! 494.fi8ll ;
a(t.r lO ~736. • , , ,
FERRARl · ' :
, · FEflRARI, ; :...-: · At.rl'HORIZED • ~ i
SALES a: SERVICE
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
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3100 W, Coast Hw,., ,
Newport Beach , •
1 • FIAT ~·.-,., !
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ss~~~~,!~!RM~ i
see to appreciate. '·· Blue Book Retail
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$2470
OUR PRICE
$1695
CONTINENTAL
MOTORS
847-3842
'69 FIAT 850 COUPE
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Good condition bsVotter
.~1'** 347-9846 'ft ** ' .
JAGUAR
TO ALL OF OUR
YAMAHA CUSTOMERS
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1680 Ne.wport Bl vd,, C. M. 642 -4343
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Cort" S.16ctlon For
Immediate
Dellveryl
819 Sovln11 On
Rolnolnlnt *
'71 Tl)YOTAS ..n l '· -W~Yofr'
l»d-pla, dJoc -· FACTORY • Eut to ....... 392-M2I.
vinyl ""'1• """"' by G.M. AIR CONDITIONING '64 ' DOtXlE <-Dr. SOdU, ""'~ IJ~,846-24µ. ' 'ST BUICK ..,.,.1al ~ · ...... , Fu.I! ~r equipment, 'J)ld'· R~, S cyl.~ Auto, 519,000 ,...... .....,. deli top, cloth&. leather Jn. m111. CreampuU, i s so·.
sedan1 PIS, .Pl~. A/C. terior, 1lereo AM·FM radlq, 114/546-4779. • V~ rood. cond. 67:>-1849. tilt It -relescopic 1tee~, ·12 tori Van factdry Gu.a.ran: '
CADILLAC "'e· l168A$s4
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Authorlztd' Salta l S.rvl°' ' ' Pvl, Pny. .......,, , MERRY CHRISTMAS .?,RQM.. .: .. , •. .. ~;:~.r,,~im. CADILLAC 1968 NAIEltS Cadlll•o" · " .POlD . · THE ST<'-FF AT: ...... "·'"" 13"'8001..,_..111,~ COUPE DE y . WARDS. LEE AMERICAN · • ,, ILLE AUTHORIZED DEALER , Ctibro 70,.: , ..... $1tll We ..,., ~-cl•••d fr·•m n·oo-n' 'F •. r'day =-. . 646-9:113 '60 V.\V. BUG. Radio ;heater ' ' 280D JtARB0 ' Torino V8 ··429·• Onl 24 Oot1 '11 '" u. ....,.. v ·1 UIUll
1946 Harbor, Coiita li.1esa 4 speed, excellent~. ' 1a FJ..~TORV • · OOSTA R BL.,. u 'wr · t Y ' Monday JhOrnirul: 10 that oiJt staff can iped: ·
$495 pi;!.~ .. c,""'., ~~.!l,~1N1.~Nr ~-5t0-~oo ~Sund'"' :.:s~: :u~~ ,;.e::.:· r:;;; tth_ e_hott•ay-wttb 1btir tamilie .. s.' · .. ·. , · ... · ·, '.'.',''
111111-1200 W. Caoat Hwy., SATNTOYAOTANA DAVE ROSS PONl'IAC ,';;'.,Mi •::..,;-, ·..,~...,-·n ELDOl!Ao:;'.""co m ~,., """'"new""''""'· loch-, .. , ' ... •'· , ,·1 • ... WP.Ort &ch. 642-0406 A 2'80 Hubor Blvst. at Fair Dr. r--· -many Gt.her deluxe extru l't':=~~:::"'""im/FA:;";;~==:-""'W.i l Servtce dept. open 7:30 am Costa M~ 51>-lm7 AM-~ .. n<fSO. M:iJiy· ,ottW eqpp'd, pld~while', ---~ ~to appn-clate. C425AK..J) w·110 ·s L'EE' . '' INCi' ..
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I Autoa. ' ·tmportoel 970 Autot, ·1----.. 970 .,...,.. ~ An· oulmnd· Ml. 182!>1. Pnv. o w n • '· u.AIERS ·C dll'--. ' . . • ... .,.,..... ,_ 'tt. 9 pm Monday thru Fri· '68 POP TOP ~mper, 1tove, Uli value, fXV02'4). 846-4621 89ol-3301. n. G llliR> • · -•.·-:: .~-·
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IAUElt· BUICK
Thie Hltbor Atta• Dnly AUthDrl'°'i
JAGUAR DEALER
Alway1 h4i• an exdllent se·
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. 234 E. 17th St.,
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AtmlORIZED sAJ.>iS A SERVICE
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 W. Coast Hwy.
Newport .Beact
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417 IV. Warn". S...la Ana '""'· COUPE DE· VILLE OOSTA MESA AMERICAN MQTQU' ~ :. ·n MOO.I corono. • dr, 4 '1U vw Bug. AM/FM. "'"' NABERS Cadillac FAC·TORY , , ""1-9100 Opan Sunday • -Dool9' ·' .... • '-' __ .;.
IP"'d, !act a~ cond, radio, cond. $1650. · . AU'Mf(llUZED DEALER AIR CONDITIONING . '61FORDWAGO!<Cn1ry.,.. 1234 South Moln St., Sent• Ano .S;t7-5116
Xlnt care. 847..&U& aft 6 pm. ** call 644-8117 •* . :l600 HAROOR BL., . : Vinyl top, Ml leather lntar· (lan.,JO pu1., Auto., g,s.~' 1'~~'!"'~..,.,.;·"'!!IPl!"' .. "'!'!""---lll!lllll
'69 TOYOTA '64 VW BU&', orlaina1 owner OO'lrrfi. ME.SA · lor; door locka, fU1J JO~. f&ci..ab. (70lS) , 1 Xwot, UNO : -998 Auto•, UIM I &
4 1pd., alr, 16,CO> ml. perfect cond. $1.0ll. 49ol--0380 54G-!r100 Open SUnday AM-FM tilt A .1ele.scoplc . · ' $19$ • • · • ,, · t ~-.;..".J?'
Good rond l\:nl. 968-8582 at& 6 " wkend•. '68 Cad Cp. Dev\li,, xln'I """""· elc., etc. (52!EAF) DAVE-ROSS PONtlAC MUSTANC9 ) ""' ' PLYMOlflH •
TRIUMPH ,64 BUG $450 or best oiler. Procond, All pwr, fact air, lthr. • $'H85 ... ' 2480 HArbor Blvd. at Fair Or. · j perty 1ettltment Iorce1 'tD • · ' Co!!tA p.te~a · . MS-8017 '66 •Mustang, red. w/blk in-1111..1.• Plymou~ l'u"-'111 '
TRIUMPH
GoOcl. Hol iday Gttetings! •ale. Malu. 'ofr, ~"1614 ·~ I .._ "' ,,. " """'"· J;m. 61>-11••. -~ NAB"'RS C d'n * '7J. FORD$ + tor .. v ' .uto, heavy· duly hordtop .• ...,,~ •• p;.s , "" . I:. G I q!C GAL.AXIES e MUSTANGS llnln&, txhauat ay1 tem , P.8., auto.~ ;"atf·ld~
'6l vw. Nf!w tires. Xlnt CADILLAC 1967 AunlORIZED DEAj...ER ror.IN.OS R/H &. many xtru. Mint heit•r', rUris ...,,.,MCI
rond .• $!"4....,,18 •• SEDAN DE VILLE 2!00cci'~?i"~~L., . HERTZ COlP. '°''".IV~ Ind.~ '°'eo'VU"' t,ird. ~ llrm: .~1.'6 .
'66 VW BUG $700 . ·f ACTORY MD-9100 Open SundaY 221 w. Kate1la, Anahi.lm ~.,';~ . ..est: o er., • n~ct 54und9·2'6'25).ooww blue ~~
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PopuJar lilYtt blUe finish 'HEITZ co•• I ... with padded top; liue cloth '63 <!fEVY 'WAGON. Aulo., owner, ~ultl trana., A/C. ltS" • , ~
END OF YEAR
SALE
VOLVO
'53 JAG. '5K 120 '64 OPEL.....,,,
CLASSIC Reblt &: Painted, $650.
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SEE OUR '72 YOLYO
k feather lnl~riot. fllll pow· R&mlH, povt"el' slttril'lg. {OKL-~-""~.•.t .. ?.n!'!.1.to apprtltiate 221 W. Katdlf, Anabelm . , , 1 • er; sttteo, AM·FM, door -1"T""•..., · (714) 71t-405I ·~·PONT. BoculeVille. cDe:
locks. See to 1ppreclate. $395 1i9 Fairlane 500,'&lr, pi, V-8, '66 MU!t~ V~. auto tram, :~~r;, :"'·~ _'epril( WU-. whttl1, °e(c., entirely * 642-8116 *
ori&1oa1 lhnlout. Mochank· --=p"'o"'RS=c=-'°H"Eo--a11y perfect thruout. Htad
LOW PRICES L1rr Selection For <TUF387), DAVE ROSS PONTIAC Ranchern. aean $1950, Wk. pi1/pb, 1.r1 FA NT i; .$1.I C . . S12tt ·: Immediate • $1985 • """Hari>o,Blvd. at;·,;,""· ""'only •·5, oa1J 982.Q. SHAPE! AWnr 11200 . DAVE'-llOSS l'ONTl~C
. C0111a Mesa · 546-8011 '66 SUPER Van, Ford 61~114'. . '·· 2480HarlJOrBIYd.i.tP'all''bt.
Delivery NABERS Cadlllac * "71 CHEVY'• * :i;<onoJm., 6 <;>I •ticl<. ""· OLDSMOllLE CM1& M"" · ·-~ I
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~RITZ WARREN'S
SPORT CAR CENTER 893-254-4 da.y1, eves S.11-5003.
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ml'f· $2300 or beat offer.
Contact 67J...T746.
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preciate.. $1500. 642-7000.
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AunIORIZED
11ALES t . SER.VICE
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 W. Coa1t Hwy.
_ Newport S,.cb
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AUTifORJZED
SALES &: SERVICE
Clean, Reconditioned,
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NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 W. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach
642-9405
'71 Porsche 914
5 Spd, Radio, (388DL0)
Big Saving• On AiJ1'HORIZi:b D~" ~ I>!PALAS • Ql£VELLES Call 213; "'~· ' '... T BIRD.. Rem aining · ~· · CAMAlto'S CLEAN 'M Ford Van. •reblt · · · ·-!' • • -· · · ~
CM1 TR,IUMPH J '71 VOLVOS s<o-•=~~~~nd" "~~RJ!u~? .. ~~;;,,. ~'.'m"" w/tent.""' O::!tb,?.~.s i:~·a1r MOVIN~ ~· ~~~;'~~ T· bZI . eon LW!iA '10 FLEETWOOD El Qo,ado {714) 778-4050 ' 'JEEP . """"·r ,., ""· WI 'l "tel• B\n!, n•w paint, -"· VI STAG · y -w~e.'I"akeoVe11Pf.)'mtntJ:, all .:pwr., lo mi.~tlUtr. . . OLVO. fully equip'd, Xlnt c,.re, :~~~ •• vyF!~P. a1,.,, ~cl4f..~ d.r '71 JEEP. Lo roJ. N•w ~d . S32 monui: BaianCt $51E. 644-4648. . •.
IMMEDIATE DEUVERY! 23.000 mi, $5~. ~7545 JU 11.1,;• ... """ Must aacrlllct Irilmediati-" ' '6.l T-BiltO ,. NOW! 646-930J 67:>3727. tape dt<'.11-," needs fi!nder, Darrell at 557-5434, I arn/2 Jy1( Private party, Cill a.It . ·good ctindlboh .-;'
HURRY'& BEAT THE l0% 1946· Harbor. C.Osla Mesa. CADILLAC 1967. other w '• e xlnt '600. PM, 54MSOS, 2-I pm. 6 pm, ~7-0048. .. ~ . . .. 9T9-(J-m.1 'aft 't)m>'
PRICE INCREASE!! Auto1, Usod 990 COUP E' 646-;l308, 54Wl'6. · UNCOLN · •i8 DELTA . II. IUl1 P"'· ~ " • · FRITZ WARREN'S E DE YILL .'1110. 9'n>Ino, 321 en&,.ticli , AM/FM, . ljlt wbl; • pwr ,.'. .. YALl .. NT ,; '
SPORT· CAR CENTER '69 Lincoln Mark 111, ex· FACTORY trans, ratty wtg!s •. new Ex · x wind., landlu.· 51-50 0 .. -' ~. ~ ... ',
710 E. lit St., S\A. 547-0764 ceptkmal e '69 Cadillac AtR CONDITIONING tirel1 ne<N paint, iextel Cond, F;u~e M;::~i;e:;:t 968-3465 . ~ Vallatit 4 'd/.im ~J. ~
Open daily 9-9; cloRd SundaY Coupe de Ville e '70 El Snow White wtth padded lop .rill on tac... warranty. $l,500. Alm05t EYerythlni •70' OLDS «2 •M w/p,it iii-tire! ·a: ,J>rkr. f~1 · JtfH,
VOLKSWAGEN Dorado, 2 to c""°" frnm • • ....i leathor Jnl>dOI', full "'""'""'· '"""""'· , 1971 MARK Ill ductlon, PIS,, P/lj. am/fin V•"! Gd •hope. ~ for
' 710 E. 1st St., S.A. 5'17-0764
'70 Chievelle Malibu •Many power, AM·FM radkJ; tUt It.' '53,..biEVY," col ahift, new . stereo. ~· M7-1.f46. Quick saii 6"-SO'rf:. ~ tele900Pic st--'"'"", loaded tires, ..d. trans. "175. Low Milesge Demo! Full ~·
f-•ll6 -~ f •• -,-~:-""!:=-,.---!more ... w car frad•s. ..,,,u. •" • & • ..a.... t•--.. -Aut •~ '" ., ....... mo. OI' ~ mo, ,.;.. · .... with many deluxe extru. * sil-1271 * Powief, Flctory Air Condi-_,_, --nw . °''· v.~ ,.
open end, 'et-. V.W. BU& 3 teat, Jaw Authorized MBZ Dealer · \ Ti • i .
N N • miles, aha"'. (X"OC497) (1) 523-7250 Cl89!'-GC> ·~' Chevy Bel-Air · g Cyi tiO~ ng, · ntecJ Glua, iz«lh·
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ewport attonal ·• e $1999 • ".I"""°'· Whlle . w..u I -DAVE ROSS PONTIAC BUICK . AU]o, Xlnt Nrining -· Mlcholln nadial Tim, nu ... asinn Co. 2480 Harbor Blvd. at Fair Dr-. P40 or heft offe.r· 548-&517 w 1 ~-· ';II ,..,_ M .. 1-' • • het , ~ Control., Pow·
rnv;oon "''"'"""m. -ra -... NAIERS Cadlllac CHRYSLER . " 1fc"'· · .,,._..., POio<<
'" Nation&! &nk 'UW,_"',·n~.·T-, ...;... '1. 1 _Ce_ ntur_ io_ n 2_ Dr_, AlJ'l.'llORIZED. OEALElt .. . . . ... ,, • IVlndawo, l#dn 4Xl"l2 Busines~~Rter, !Nine <tf!IP _... •"""" guuu • ~ kARBOR BL.,. • '68 CHRXSLER.~~R.T. Top. ExtM4e<f.(actqry War.. ~ 8.Jl-1610.•·' · · ~~I· needs work $100. Gen. Mani19;r'~ Demo' COSI'A MESA Full. p:iw~ •. factory ll.lr' ran1y.~$1'EJO. •838519. ~·
'iO ' ;p()R&:lffi '914' cpe. ~ · Sport Coupe, low miles, Sand. 54')-9100 Open SUnd"-Y cond., landau root (VTD:· ' SAYE $2528.'
speed, AM-PM. (_0934) 1968 VW Sq. Bk. Rebuilt piper Beige with .~ddte in-'71 F.J Dorado Convt. ha!! SlS) -Otl_1Jst . .A1 Sold "N•W.-al
l • .SlttS ·-· ~gine-. $1100. 242 E. 19th St. tc~, VJ, 4utornatic,Tr,ar\5, every xtra, Red/whl, 1.1.\11 ' $1599 · Garden Grow Lln~h·M•r· DAVE ROS$ P,O~TIAC CJ\-1 alter 5. Ftiil ~r., Factory . Air, mi, .immac, pvt owner going. DAVE :ROSS PONTIAC' cury at tlJroolthurat a: Gar·
Zt80 Ha ~ 8Jv<J:. tt Fair Dr. '70 vw LOW MILEAGE Power WJndows .. Scats; Door: oversea!! $795o 644--73lS. 2480 ffilrbor Blvd.' &t Fifr Dr. den Grove BIVd. 836-291J).
Cosla 1 546-11117 · Xlnt Condition 'Locks Trunk Release • Costa Mesa ~*'17 MA YERICk
' 3100 w, Cout """· PORSCHE ronv. D. Y•I Origin•] awn., """""" Cn\~"''M.Afei, AM l FM e_!~ILDLAO. RCAD01970 CO.·,:NTIMEUTAL ' ''. . '
Newport 'Beach -.·Jblk • top; new sealL• T-·~ _, B , lo ml ~ Stereo, #103873. ~;· ' 'l:lo '~ '"' •
, . . , vy v" ug • nu paint, $250 J!tQ U111rRfC . ·MERCEDES BENZ. '~11 !'!'°"· P_IT~ll J~; "~ Cnnd Llke now $6'5. • •. .. :._ FACTORY : '69 Cooti...,lal. !.'!'1irac_. l llllU~ K ..
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
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aJJ", PIS, 33,000 one mi s e -·n vw Westphalia Camper FM, door locka, etc. (586-43,000 original rnile1 down or lfnance. (U6BEN)
·n 250/8 aedan, f u 11 y '70 -914 Porsche, blue, 5 spd, r.m mi. Likl!' new, Musi · ASU) · $775 • . 6«-4394 4~..fi811 all 11 Am Sf&.t736.
e.qup'd, 4500 ml'• • MAny good cond. $3lOO. 438-2'113 or sacrifice 673-7317; 543-7897. cor. ~~=~•dden, • $5185 • '!7, XI.NT eond, New tire:1; MERCURY
more pre~ined 'MBZ cars 424-8000. . . r · $2100. • '
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USE OF JM.PORTS rond.. reduced for quick macul11te St850. 833-3238 IYl8f3 p pe "'0RVETTE oa MERc. Monteio MX. 8862 Manche.ater Blvd, Buena sale, S2300. 548-1936. · · , . • • AtmfORIZED DEALER .., Au to., fa ctory air, vinyl IOP·
Park {Alongs ide. S.A. fy;y., '63 Porsche Su,,_. 75 1 l9iO VW Bri~. AM/TM, xlnt THE OWNERS DEMO 2600 ~ARBQMESR :L., '65 CORVETTE Fastback, . (!166JJ $12ff •
Be.ach Blvd tumofl) ,.... mncl. $15.'iO. PVT. PTY. _ (l 523-_mo 011mr, new engine $2300. 675-S 237. Bamboo Cream v.•ith sandal· S.10-9100 Open S•Jnd&y '69. . L88 M22 ~ ~Pd .• DAVE ROSS PONTIAC
--'-· · 557-533.~ eVl?s 548-8731. v.tiod interior. f:uI1 Pflwer, '67 Cad Convtrtible, A\r, Full .AM/F1'-f, Ron, 64a-5686. 2480 HArbor B./vd." fl FaJr Dr.
MUST sell '59 Porsche, good "71 VW PnJ>"Top Camfl('r VS, Automa1ic .Trans., Fact. pov.-·l!'r, 8ilcrlfice $1700. Pvt WANTED C011ta Me~a . 54~T (lr .111~" (o.,nly s
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cond. $l,OOO. AM/Ff\-1, v.·arranty, Xlnt Air, Power W1ndo~s. Pow· &16-2449 WRVE'ITE Ranflop ~ -1 ,_ .... , """"' cond. $31iOO. 548-2527. ~r Seals, Stereo FM, Tlnt owner. · ,,,. · 1971 MERCURY ~-.. ·~-'69 vw B"•· '"~.m GIAii. #900431. $5255. LARGEST ·-·n: 5'8-i'll .... STATION WAGONS
w/b(t \,l•rlor, Xlnt"'~M, $250 SE~ECTION OF COUGAR , H~lt'l';E C:.ORf'.
... = "'"1950 CADILLACS IN w "·"' ........... .....,.. · Below Dealer Cosl 221 ·• ru.~li, :Aiiahthn
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'TO MERCEDES BENZ 280 Pr09r111l 1 494.-0200 eve1. e'u1c·K -SERVICE-Pow. steer, ftOW lrt ~.~·;;;· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;· ;·;~;;:=:;:;;;;;;:;;;;:;;::;:;;;;;;:;;;~~jl
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