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West ·CQl!Of"-' 'Purpooe: To attn.Ct , rl)Or~ .lnter..t ch!y's ·mtttli!g. · • · · · · · "
in. local 1overiunent from rHideats in D\W•r par· 1. • • ·.,
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-Airport ot Bad ._ldea
PkinMrs Study Shows Definite 4sseu
A m\llU-jel aJr;;rt '"'
-Cblol a.,th la H-,ioe
·-Jll!Ol illl & b.i illoL Jll feet, It
llu1-dellnltoullll.
So at)'I llo JllUllliiPia -Pla>-
alAI Dlplrimtlll -• liQl."""1 ..
Ibo -"'-' and -~ D t tr Y ! t WI -. ""!t dt1,
1;!1':· Qlka .... -., llvt ::flc""" rollaml illlQ~ ""'""""' 0Nm1·~~~ Plnli'a end ~ HGIMW•• lallo-•haw----ID t:hetr dtmD!datlon of Ute 11 t e a
howtter.
Air CaJlfOrnla ·wl]l llOOll put Into setvlct 11< of 111111 113-panencer
.Botl•C m jt!lll !or 1ervlc1 bttween Orai!Jt County, Los Angeles Coaal7 and northern Callfomla. AlrUat will rttlrt two DC9s from
1trvlc1, but ntain thHt. ol Ill tour prvpojtl Eliotru.
The Penn npoa1 •UU'Ollod that
fllllftyl could be uUnlicl -tho
-. from Ille, Ila--,
GrGlllll openjl--bt .. -.
and Ibo nunr&1 ....... -mln&nttze taft.ofr and llbd'"I noil.. ·
tbtreport.-.
The H~ -, dtl' rt..i, lll1o« -e Jn Im ... llodlap ..
Ibo Bolfa a.lea llto: -ko<•tlon ol lhe lln>ort & lbll llto
woal4 ~=-..:.:.llllllt domand for hotolt. llld olllet bodldllll•
lmmedlallJy adJacent to tho tern1J11a1
-. This would be • 1hlnl major
commerdai ena 111 the dty, tile olhor :ii::t. ~~and II>•
-The al'1">ri -l>rilll l!ftlJloy· .. ment for 1evera1 thou&a people on
Nearly Drowned ·Girl, 15,
Condition Stil'l· Critical -
!llon'tiu ti!• --tlJo -~ -.. brtaloon off -ilaitca ~·~ .• -... Lan-
-(!ti remains llDCOllldOlll and ID
--at Hot1 Mmncrlal
Holplla1. ' HoqJllal opoblmaD l&kl the Cf!D•
cit!• ol l'llJllll l!ldltnlqoa, 11, llu ....
m.llmd .Ji~" liDOI lbe WU
. b7 111 • ..-.. r f:l::" fadlily all4 Ill -i. • .,. "~ a rlplid1 ca..,i.t 1111m u":ei...:_s1auran11 ~ lbt
and -~ out put ... --PrOa!mlty ol lbt ailiiort to a..
breaktra," 11id Webber. • • M 1 dt)"a -llldllltrlal"'" -lft·
daullhtor llld tilt -ol mind to ~~iltpm*'>t li!d •ftWllllltpl
,_Ila calm, but Ph1llit 1111111 ·havt -Cltar aontl woal4 tllm!-a hlib
lrlod to ~ it" . ./. ldlool alll, lour 'allllii1 tltmemcy
W-I oldor=lor, JlllOlll, td>ooll, and -tJtm-,. ldloo! :II, 1&W lbl pllr -•!Mn oll.t. 1'llo IOiita Woal4 allo' tllmlllato
and re to a UI• towlr tor htlp. · parUom ol °"' _, -and ...
Wben D l&w DO aal WU .. dulT, .... ltto.
,..,,: It: "'at to a llNdlr -bar from ..;.Th• aln>ort wwJd ereato lntona
PbJUll, altOt ol J'raall: Wt-I/I which tho petrol boC WN can.d. llH ol an! a blllJt.up. or ·-
-117 • ilts-d poitoi -
.. 7 llClmboD, .Coll.a l\ltla, and Wtb-. PW!cia WU ttl't -tho -ar-artarlll •lrMI Plltent in aad around We~. Ptllildl; allo'll, wm--~ ~~ wu lloaflllC tac.. ~-..i an1. B4t1cb trafllc could _. Oii Ult llalo bHdl lll&l' -M .... __ ..,, -alr]IOrt f:lfftc durlJl(
lc«*IMnt IMl)Mt. wt>lcb btcauH I/I illlt WU takln to HOii in ~al poU -It_,,
l1lbl litaoll -· .... 'not 1D1Dned ~on .and placed in lht intomlvw lb-Tht' ctntral dl7 part -al>ul ... 111111. Thrtt da71 lallr 1111 ..,. • cltar IOlll ol lht IOlllbtrn nmw --'°"' blll ·ablt to bnatht on btr ""!' .. ~~i>lttol,r ltolalod from = ow6. 111t Nilled 1Ua111!1 and bu -rt~,... -. '1111 port WDllld be
in -condition evtr linct. ~ 117 indullrill arou to the ~ ... un::' 1114 lbt dtar IOlll to
Hanoi 8Iast8 U.S. ::J:!F~1:.i:arnlldao:~
Fo, :f ~Bellic' ;._, -Mlld-=~~!111· • """' ed .. a private plCt t . ..;;{.;.;. t::!.s u a matr~ lo .. report, la
·wGON cll'Pll'-Commul!ltt • . Vietnam Policies · ... 11wrn ~ ~ ~
ftllll -down-U. S; .. :;;: ' t " -• conllkt·al air irlfftc. . -., llloDod M> maJor ~ dtltt PARIS (UPI) -Tbt Hanoi dtltl•• ~. ~ . ~ lL co\ild
RedsD~oy
3 Helicopters,
Shell Cities
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• ...., .,, _,_ oltacb. 1111• CllHd Ibo two maJar u.s. pout1co1 •--. or w •hr lr-"811••
-ked ,_ ...__ ......__·II). P114i1o I/I 1"ftlllnl ' "b J 11jc0 I t " !~ coordlaaled -Iba air· lraf. "' ....-.__, j>oUdtl ooi Vlltnlin. ~ ~. .
cll<r. 5 M __ ,, Nonh -llt·dllal ntlotlator --'1111 illport. and Ila clear -·
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' La Oolce Vita, Canine St"le -·
Chane, JS.month-old German Sbepherd awned by
Thom8' ,S. Ritter of Hwltingto)l .Siaeh, knows bow
1'1 heal the beat. She mat.n 1oocl 1111 of ·her privata
nrlmmilll pool, a converted balbtub. of unknmm
vintiage. Sunken 1""?1· complete wtth 1un deck,_~ Dlaetd bY Ritter m backyard of bla home, 816 """"' lnaton St., espedally fw Chang .
Black Out fo·r ·Prowl Ca.rs
_Newport Phasing Out .Two-tones for All White
Bi BllUCJ!: BENSON ·, ot·• Ditty'"".,...
A UtUt co!Qr btl. font out ct tilt
Nowpq.t BNch Police Department
It's IM colw bltd: lhel'• ladin(
away. Pollet. are phlliD( out black
·and ·wllito squad cars, and repllclllf
them wJill·all""'11to -· 'Ibo d>aftlol>'tr -~~ly a whim
police Mid. The rouooa -· -
-lo JllYdJololi& "We ~ade the d!tci•Son _,. ,we
placed !be orilinal order for corw tills yew,"'. aaid cap1. llonald r . "'-w, pmor ~. , v,
'.'So only -ball tlJll year will
wind up wlJitt. We ~. l! an· '"'" keyll, U.t our entµ-e tleet w1ll even· tull!7!l>o ·w!Jlte.'.' •.
'Ibo• flnt lhill(' Oyaat ~ ·out
llbollt ·tile wblto police ..<1 -t!wlt
they 111111 look very mlldl like police
car a. "~ wlii>. , ...... la .un tiotnc
tlO know' lt.11 e pctict car. Tbler1'·1
r<>thln( 111eak1 about II."
The key Identity marker, Oyaas
•aid, ii 11be !l61hllls lltlhla and ottier
gear planlod coaaplcu01111y on tho
roof,
One of the . motives fo._r the 1wltch
~·money. Tiit Nnport deJJtr\Dlenl
buys about a doqn cara a yev end
tr-"' tqUal nllllJbtr ct uaod -In.
' )VU Olll'I CJnler a ntw cor
block tad -1r ... Ille 0,... nploioed. "So !be -I. II> plllrt ii ID for )VU. · "i'Wel>elleve llltt ft o.n-tet • btitte't"
prlot beclolat ot tilt dttlor not llavinl
"' ~ tile two--. • Alto, when we Hll the cu' we feel
we OID pt A~ ftidHD.''
It Heins tltel peopla aren't exactly
waltlnl tn 1mt to ~ a car that's
painted b!act llld -· -·· doalll'I ba¥e to repaint 11Jled dquod
... l>efort ruelliJ>( -· llley po)' j>ollce le~a !or lheln.
Obvlou1Jy, Oyuo Rid, a nl<t Uttl'o
SllJD CM be added ... evtry~ with a dozep can ii poU.. CID a btller
deal jli lllelr bu)il>( end.. . .
Belld .. , ho added, wlllto la 111.ur
color to keep clean. · '.
But even more illternUDC tlta!l Ibo ~= and -" tlto _ . r ia Ille boptflllnt11 tllal
w!Jlto earl will paint a lltttor Im·
Pi eaatoa ilr<KIDd town, p1~.
The matter It ratltor rilldl1 -trolled b)' Ille Jllale, illll patitiDC ·ti
police Cll'I. But tbert la oomt 1-.
"1llbo1 llllow Ill to ... llt!Jtr -and-White Clrl, :or wbllo and IJlaol<
cars, or .ii wbtte can," ~ ~
w:Uh a atrr.l&'Jt loc<J, •
"It'• our belle! tiler< la JJOaia Jlf1dlolocl<al ~ Ill .. a!I·
w!Jltocolor.Tho--il wor!W
"'1Jout.a pollotmlll boc01111 ht'• dolali
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"Bui an .U·w!Jlto car clooan't llFllMr
to be .. birth iooldll(, .
Fr-P .. eJ ~ tr.. ..-.. ~&VJ IOUrCfl1 JD~l1 x ---•Y M •• -dioqlolld Iba!' 1111 VIII Cone hOd 11111 •• .., """° 1111 Chlrll who'll ~ 1,730 acrw oft tht
.......... .__,~ .. rocltt1 ha.met !Or~.fllnt bollrl wllb ~ •• """'-· _..,. lft. Sovi"ets Impose Stric· t 10 ·1lnill .-~T°lbOlr 1IJll. y:s. Amboal&llOr w • .Annu Har· ;(~'ililllil -u a.,_,
11011D1. lix-·-.-t to i1man in tilt -Htllon ol.,1111 Parll ~ tilt ,_Uto • ..... lolloa'l·r"'••nc ~--· talkl. • -.. M not tilt alrpcn llltll wbich bt """"'.... --Mid ht tried to aapllbl ,.oci.-.. _ far Iba dty ,_ if Cl'OWd in lronl c( • bttlsy. .J
NIXON •••
...z.= pm~ ~"11i"!:. Ibo tlectlon campalp to dlt Norlb . ~~). 'lbt hole!, ol!ICo and in· c . h • c hs At Mldw't alrpori, -· p>UC•
_ .. fol1owillC be&Vf il>llnl -.nne IJlll tltat it WU impotl!blo ...,,._ -arolUlll Ill airport pro. ens. ors ip on_ zec and Semi rvlot .. -~ ".t
lllt """ wlllc:b ltlt 4.47• °""'"'-for _. Ill • .--.,ue.s soct.ty to """",_,., Jolil afld a tu btae ~:0;:.,t' 3:' p!,,":' .,_, ..t;:
-. ~to -Vit-..e unclczlud '"Db 111 atrtt todety. -An eotlmatod 1,6'111 -~Iii dow ID tho 1lerpllnal • .,.._..,_ Thuy, -raid .... Wen 1tll!on ~ l,200 mi-would be diaplac PRAGUE CAP) 5 Nt.on beaded .for a nlly at Uie But !be (lmimo1n!a1 itepl up• atr11Jg bad produced ''.o<ICldal Jlow," cl!ar&ed ed ., Ille''*'"*> cltar -• -frlct cemonblp coplod lbe nlipallon. Sherllon·Bla.-bole!, a local of llMll bit4Dd~nm ad.tam. -that bOt1'i · tKe Republlcm a n d -'J.'.be •WOICb l<IOel would take air rules wtrt · ammunced. today •• tht The Soviet 1overmnent made plain it point of the battles between 1")UCt:
The tltree downed beli<qllera _ one Demoa'.Sllc parV platlorma lhow lhat 1H111< ...,. .il,000 -I• Ill 111, 5ovl<t Union Uptened Ila pip on oc-•\•o npecll the ouster of ·Foreign and demonllraton d-I the P&o-
ln tbt cmtra1 h1CNend9, the-Hcond 60 the two partlet wllllt to purlUt northem zones of. h city at low levelJ: cupled CJtchoalovU:ia. The architect Minister Jlri Hajek, branded "an ac-cratic convention. . .
milea Id lbwat of 6ldl'Jll, 111111 lbe "btlllcoso po»dea" Ill Vietnam. of llithl Prenlllnc -WOllld 1 ~-•··' .u.1 • .oomplico of the dark lorcea of reacUon It wu fl"'-· tlJal ••-on ~.,.
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"11'.-..0De b.OWI -,._ -!ti-multi"' .. llJ -1-O '-A~uOY..ua I ecoiM:imlc reform and counterrevolution"' b• tht govern• -. ~,~ u.i tlird Olt Mtllml Dtllo -bmJ11!t ~·-' "~ ~· ~· ..., • ~ ladll< by bkrivinc , Chicago as tho jwnping off opot lor Ilia '° 133 Ibo ...-ol u. s; dqpro of·Mr. !llcbu1! Nt.on, 1Jo llopllbllcu tile IOq!ll!o of-I aircraft back to l'"'sram l'Olliped and tho loreip ment newspaper liveatta. fir&t campaign owing aince lie won Ille
atJOt down ill Soulb. v l e t n 1 m , Pl'tltd~ oandklate, bu always the pecf>le. once the pqne had pused min1lter appeared to bt on the way The following domestic censorship GOP nomination ·.t Miami Beach.
apokemien Aid. cottUt.ed m ur~ an esoal.UOO ol O\'trflead. out ru111 wwre deUvered to newspaper of· It waa here, hll ,upparteri stb1
The ht:~opter brouaht d 0 w n the we-to the highest levels,•• Thuy -Gold• Wiit Colhrt and H Def.uty Premier Ota Sik, whon flees, radio aftd tel1v111on 1tation1: claim, that Mayor Richard J, Dally'•
rudswwt Cll·Waoa WM cm • mJnion •aid ... At. the recen\ Rtpabllce con· t1n1f:ian Center are ioceted thrte mil un-h:c 11 envWoned trade and aid from -No news r eporta or oommentaries De::'!!.oerailc maohine fhlvtd tnouth
to ret00t-lbt Ploll of an Air Forcer• Tention, ii ht 'll'a CODIJJtllod to talk -Gt llld dinctly Ill lin : Weal to break fret from depen-'on Ule Soviet Union H u n gar y votes from Nixon's total 1111980 to put
Plau1lam lhlt dowil "minUf.ea eirUer. . about peace, tt wu 11mpl,y to mislead the """IYI ot h ~ ~ dtnet on the Soviets, re1iptd Tue... Bulgaria·.,. Poland and
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Ea1t GermanY Illinois and ultimately (he prerideatf•l
'I\e entire helicopter ~~ew and 1he tnrO public opinion." The clear ZODes come witNn hall day nJaht, Pra,gue Rld!o reported. It that "could be considered a 1 eleotion Into John F. XlrinedJ-. cOl·
ft_._.awnam .1fti'e oil rtlC1led. ~aa equally ttitical of Vice mile of ellOb faci.Uty. 1 l.:'al:::<d=Pn=JJ!:::d:::en:t::::L:;udvil<:;==:Sv::•::•bod=•~a•;,·=cr=l;tt;;cl•;;m=',;' b;:;1,;tl1;:•;•e;,ce;;;;un:;;lrl;;•;;•=· ===~umn~·=========
lht ann-melll, llid. · Delnoc:ratlc =•·llunJpm.7, th• • -Thlo t)>J1t of a!1JIOfl l1cllity would If
,.---...,....,..."--•. -.,-'---. "Tbt DtlllOCratlc prea-.;..,. moat 1ibQi tllmlllato tlJt atmoop!ltre
. dldalt hu f0< h 1ut four Y'1lrl ::,"';;" to promote outdoor rocrtt· .
clo<0iy adblnd to Pnlldent J..,_., · ...,..., Iller. wwld be no
war policy," Thuy told Harrimtn, Ii:!:. marina, quJot Wllor betch le·
"Humplrey la !be 'apolo&lit ol lbe c!Ovelapedor in -;.an ~:l'.tel~~ -: u !be Now York Tlmta !'1111 it" ...._ _..,..,
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Hmrunan, in what appearod to be
, an unde:m.tement, said 1ome of the
Hanoi ltltementa .about American op-
DOOIUm to Ile 'll'&r Ill Viotnom "'"' ''not entirely trve .•
"I bad lo point out to 111 .. that both
Ille two partlea wanted peace X«Y
mudl but at Ibo rune timt ii hod to be
an honoroble peace,'' ~e Mid. Htnot
hu been nported IOinC alow in the
Parll-Vletnam taltt In beUel the eloc-
Um Olllllpoip would IOrce an tnd to
tbe war.
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Hunliqgton Asks
To Tell Position
On Bohs Airport
Huntlllgton Boach'a dty l<Mlmlllllll
wanta h Bolla (JJlca akpo1111to pro-
posal tq pt plenty ol IJJ1JOllll't when
the or .. ,. County Af,p.rt eom-
m1a11on .... 11 Sept. 18.
1'1•1or Alvin M. COtn Tlluct.1 nlchl
btcoDlt m 1!:allo Scoot, WU a lr.11ak utod for a lludy G( the alrJi«t
,_ and 'll'U Ill tralnio( fw the potllbllltlta lo be made ll!d ~
SOLDIERS •.•
011mP<o --lop pr_.io of -t!Jt COUftdl !Ut • •land Oii tht m"*I tlto loam -balort hi -la1111. • ~ .. , tltlnk tho -1• would lib lo
OAJl.Y • ..,., ~ • -.,•1 bod;r la ta• Jmoirw~':!.!"'d•"the mayor told ...,...,..._It ....... .:-....=-..: la & WMt feUow .._~-
f!!!: '!"" '"'' e • and "-ti M •ieol art Dtndlal at 'ft>t COllft\7 ClllDlllilliClll bu tdlldlll-~ -··• •• Ptd6c Vin' Mlmortal l'.t. ao-M ·a ;.tltia hMrtnl ta Hu:ndnaton ~=~~= ........ lollllW•tf...U,. -•Sop!. II. 'l'l1t Bolla d'dca
I · m I lcrtf..w1 lacludt hit lalhor 1'nDt lltt will be malJl lo!Jlc, .• :18:••;,...,:,:=,. W. Wiit. ht. motbW, a br«hlr AlllltalrtatJA.dmlal1trator Hg.~. ~·-= Walllr, a flattr, Mn. hf La&Yitt, <lf lran4trc.tltoai41batMlalllctllad _ =-llr<1, llld tlwOI ,_, ntplltw1. · "1111...S IO -. tor 7011 111i1 ::.,:.. . ' ~ote.a .... Nt-...,, ...... alrponillllo.
W 1J1111iar al "'1cml WU dat lo '"""" -.0"'111, baltilt .....0 llu ealltd I
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Huntington · Bea~h
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vor. 6T, NO. ill, 7 SECTIONS, 72 PA"GES
DAILY ,II.OT lllff l'llttt
Government fJy the Peopl.e
Huntington Beach City Council moved its meeting
from downtown civic center to Forum at Golden
West College. ~e : To attract more interest
in local gov.rnment from residents in newer por-
tions o! the city. Result : Councilmen and ci.ty stafl
members outnumbered interested citizens at Tues-
day's meeting.
Harbourites
Protest City
Ut 'SquetZe'
A !term of protest over granting a
variance allowing s u b s t a n d a r d
building lots in Huntington Harbour
continues to rain controversy today on
city coundlman involved ·in the
decbion. .
Tl\Kday several residaits of Hun-
tington Harbour sect.ion of Huntington
B~ came again to the comcil to
protest granting a variance al.lowing
lot.I of 4,600 square feet in an area of
the city in which the smallest lot
granted in the past bas been 5,000
square feet.
The project being protested iii at the
entrance to Island I at AdnUralty IA.ne
and Coast Highway. The project has
been fought from its initial presen·
tltion before the Planning Commission
to the eranting of .a us~ variance et
the Aug. 19 session of the council.
Attorney Marcus E. Crahan won
from 1he cot.mcil an· agreement to con·
sider reoPening the matter at the Sept.
16 meeting of. the council.
The action came over the prolest of
Attorney Leo Rodkin who said the
developer has committed hlmseU lo a
debt of ovw $352,000 because the coun·
cil grauted the use variance.
: Abo involved in the hassle is a peti-
tion oontaining the names of owers of
more than 90 parcels near the pro-
posed development who had protested
tp the Plamlng Commi!sion and to the
council.
• Tiie peti.Uon was not forwarded ~ to
lie councilmen am the property
9"'1"S wondenld wl>y. Tile ph01iog
director said only that ft was a part ol
llie record and that potlllon1 nomllllly
fere not sent oo to the coundl.
• The matter b• blolaom«l into a
6Ill-blown bottle botwffn th e ttomeowners, city end tha developer.
B. A. Berkua becao&e of the reduction
in lot sizes. The developer says it is
not a reducticm because be ls h1cluding
more than 1,500 1quare feet of water
area and the homeowners say the city
lfi,ws call for not le. than 5,000 aquare
feet ol land.
; The city attorney is to make a study f the legal principles involved and
report to the council at tbt next
Cieeting.
Co ntract A warded . . ' . For New School
~ contract for UM fourtti and final ad· blon to Ille W-Scbool ·
-ptitrict'• centrel t n t tr u ct! on• I
fHOlll"CI center goes to. Lauren
to-oo On. for $118,llXI.
1 DiWicl truitees •warded the con· ln.c:t to Lauren, l.....t of elgbt bid·
lters. Tuesday night.
1 The center, wti.lch houses the
dlsbict'!ll central library. .and ad-
mirustritJon offict1, has been enlarged
three times stnci it! original con~
it.ruction in 1957.
O!strJct Supt. John r . !..and .Ir. said
thi1 addlU011 U> the fac:llli_y ohoukl be
U.. bol needed. 'i-· -,,; ;.J
Nearly Drowned Girl's
Condition Still . Critical
: -• p JO • • -..Je ~"'. J I 4
More Ulan two •Wt:eks after s~ was
pulled from the 'breakers off Hun·
tingtop. State Beach, a teen-age Lan-
caster girl remains unconscious and in
serious condition at Hoag Memorial
Hospital.
Hospital spokesman said the con·
dition. of P)Jyllis Echenique, 15, has re-
mained ~"1.tnClianged" since she was
rescued by a lifeguard patrol boat
Aug. 19.
Phyllis, niece of Frank Webber o(
Missing Youth's
Body Recovered
'l:he body of Lan-y Ross Martin. 18.
of Tustin, lost in the surf Aug. 'l:l off
17th Street. in Newport Beach, has
been recovered by Newport Beach
lifegua<ds. .........
ln response to calls trom people on
the Newport Pier who apparently
observed the body in the water below,
Ray Garber and Bud Belshe of the
Marine Safety Department reb-ieved
the body from the water at about mid-
night Tuesday .
Orange County coroner's office
estimated the time or death to have
been 4 :45 p.m. Aug. 'El for the drown-
ed youth.
Parks Bond
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2857 Stromboli, Costa Mesa , and \VOO.
bet's daughter, Patricia, al.50 15, were
swimming on the state beach near
Brookhurst Street, which, because of
ligbt beach crowds, was not manned
by lifeguards.
·'Evidently a riptide caught them
and carried them out past the
breakers,'' said . Webber. ''My
daughter had thf presence Of mind to
remain calm, btlt 'Phyllit inust ha,ve
tried to fight it."
Webber's older daughter, Janette,
21, saw the pair struggl.lng-frorit shore ·
and ran to a lifeguard tower for help.
When she saw no one was,on duty, she
went to a nearby snack bar, from
which the patrol boat was called.
Patricia was safe when the boat ar·
rived, but Phyllis was Ooating face -
down and uncOMcioos ..
She-w"as taken to Ho.ag ln critical
condition and placed in the intensive
care unit. Three days later still un-
conscious but able to breathe on her
O'NTI, she r.alUed slightly and has been
in serious condition ever since.
Bish9p, 68, Dies
BETHEL, Vt. (AP) -The retired
pre!iding bishop of the Episeq>al
Churdl of the United States, the Rt.
Rev. Arthur C. Lichtenberger, died at
his summer home Tuesday. lie was
68.
Residents Tell Opposition
To Fountain Valley Issues
By JAJ\1ES ~tcNABB JR. W'OOld compete with school program~
Of ..,. 0.11., l'HN 11.tt although "maybe" funds should be
Opposition to a $2 million Fountain diverted for a teen direct<lr .
Valley parks bond issue 00 t:he Nov. s The timing of tile bond electi.on.'said
Gull01 was bad. He also pointed to in· general ballot was voiced to the ·city creasing tu: burdens.
council Tuesday by M> FOUl11'ain "l """'! alford this. I'd like Io see
Valley reaidents. the city lower tue1,'' he said.
Reibert Tully of 17186 Santlll Suwme Chl Mana«er James Neal said that
SL and Paul Guiso or 17$76 Santo ' ~ tu rate wou.1d increase ap·
Oomlngo Cirele focu!IOd lllelr attack )>roxlmately 37 cenb; from 11.1.'i to
on the proposed teen ttnter wt»ch • '1.52. If the bond tssoe wins voter ap·
would be loc:ated on a iol!Mocre J: proYOI.
."1ljaoent to Fountain Valley · No ,...ka ago the city council
·School. onlfrod the bond pb>ced on Ille
McordiAg lo Tully: a tax..._tec! ~ ballot on the unanimous
teeo<eoter .... ldbedioa1mlna~. tteOllllneO!lation ol t!lo -and
He argued that any eroup In the city Recreailon Comml-sslon.
llhould be able lo use It, ciUng a a Ma3W • Rdber! Sc:hwerdtfeger said
point of ref.....,• the publicly !inane· the city pr.,.nl!J has a "slow bul
ed. community ceotu now under con· mehldioal" park develq>men\ plan
wucli<>n behind ctly hall. ..i.ldi is financed -h 11.15 tax
Guiao added tbat he had "grave ·rate.
doubts ebout the validity ol a teen The progi·.-n oa tM~ ~ovember
center," and told l"'IM1ndlmen the com-baUot calls tor development of the
mllll4ty center a~d high •~I olty'• park 1ymm, lncludlng 10
faciUbcs should 1erve 1.he needs OC tht neighborhood parks, a baseball dJa·
city's Mrge teen&ge popolatlon. mood. the teen center and beautWca·
He said ttlat it was not the c.ity·w; Uoo of the Edi'°" Co. easement alooa.
bu1ines:! to b"!"' an eoblblisbment ur..+ tile •11·e1tms bordtr of the ~.
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WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER 4, ·1968 TEIVCENTS
Nixon in Chicago·
Huge Parade Launches. Campaign
CHICAGO (UPI! -Rlcllsrd M. Nix·
on kicked olf bis 1968 presidential
campaign today in Cbicago, Ille city
where hill supporiet-1 tjatm. be was
bicked out CJl victory in 1960.
Standing up in the back oi an open
convertible with i;onfetti and ticker
tape streaming down upon him, Nixon
rode through the Loop financial dis-
bict while thousaMs cheered from the
· sldewalka and pressed against police
lines.
The Chicago ~lice who came in for
nationwide ¢ticism of their handling
Beach Turning
New Light on
'Little TJ?'
The "Little Tijuana" section ot
downtown Huntington Beach may
become bright enough at night to lose.
it.:s deNive nickname.
Councilman Jack Green Tuesday
asked fQT a progress report on lighting
Main Street and at least a bl~ or two
east end west of Main Street on Coast
Highway.
"All the work ls ,in progress right
now except for the Main 'Street job,"
Director or Public Works James
Wheeler told the city council.
Just hOw" bright the highway are9s
will become depends on approval from
the •t:a.te Divisioµ of. Highways, he
ta.id. J "' The Ma.in S1reet job ;, bein&
prepared for bidding, he told tile coon·
cll. ~ call for bigger lights from
Ol::ia!t Higtnvay north to 5th Street.
"1be tights arc very badly needed,"
said Green, Who has been blamed by /
iOl}le unhappy residents for coining
the \:e:rm "Little Tijuana." .
The term actually was lirtt applied
by a police otqcer and kater by a,n
.assistant city attorney, but · O:>un-
cibnan Green received dle brunt oi
crit!ciam when he used the Unn dur·
ing an election campaign in 1966.
"U we can shed some ligbt on these
questicnable subjects ttiey migtit
~ppear," Green said of the blppies
haunting the corner o{ Main Street and
Coast Highway.
"I'll guaranttt it'll be m u c h
brighter," Wheeler said.
Council Backs
Plan fo r Huge
Central Park
A plan for e huge central city park
in Huntington Beach was sho"':'n to ~he
City Council Tuesday. It received 1m·
mediate endorsement.
The plan oalll for a central park in
an area roughly bounded by Slater
Avenue on the north, Gothard1·street
on the east. Taylor Avenue on the
south a.oo Edwanis Street on the west.
Withm the area ere several lakes.
Outlined ar~ natur-al .areas, play space
and full use of the water.
Also included in the plan is .a 1.1.16
million central Dbrary atop a hill
overlooking the park and lakes at
Talbert Avenue near Golden West
Street.
Councilmen ordered a modei of the
new park completed by the city stall.
The model should be completed withib
about 30 days and ready to sh<>w to
groups involved in a canlpatgn to
i;ecure voter approval of a S6 million
bond issue to pay far part 0( the pro-
ject.
Hit-Run Driver
Gets Nine Months
A l1U11tingol<ln Beach man charged
\1'1111 felo<ly hil·llld·run driving in
Cotta Me.t was sentenced Thurlday
1o mn. moo111o1n Ibo <XJUDtyjall.
Roberto M. Rocha, 33, a pnlen••",
will ""10 be oo FQbatlclE for ftv• i-•
during "4dch time he 111 fortlddtn lo
drink or to drive.
Rl>ACb ,. .. cbati'd willl driving a
truck on May 25 which hit • oar
broadside 11 Victoria Sb..et and
Placentl.i. Avenue.
Louis R. Flodler, 28. of 939 Victoria
SL, w• Injured u a resull of the col·
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o( crowds at last week's Democratic
National Coo'vention were on their
gentlest behavior today. They let the
crowds pniss close to the Republican
presidential nominee and when they
wanted to clear a path through the
throng the ofrict:rs said, j'please."
The crowds were allowed to come
far clpser to Nixon than they were
to any of the Democratic bigwi~ who
came here last week for their party's
tumultuous and controversial conv«1-
tion.
Nixon's reception was boisterous. At
Attorney Wins
one point, he even got from hb car
to shake hands with members of a
crowd in front of a bakery.
At Midway alrport, however, police
and Secret Service agents kept a wel-
coming crowd of 200 away from the
candidate, behind a plate glass Win·
dow in the terminal.
Nixon headed for a rally at the
Sheraton-Blackstone hottl, a focal
point oC the battles between police
and demonstrators during the Demo-
(See NIXON, Page %)
City Council Clash~s Over.
v
. ' Budget~ -Office Supplies
Need for eqWpment ln th€ office or
U1e Huntington Beach city attorney
and the need for the city adminlstrator
to keep a tight reign on the budget
clashed Tuesday before the City Cowi-
cil. ·
City Attorney Don Bonfa apparently
w·as ihe winner in the verbal. skirmtsh
o~ buying office equipment at $1 ,725
and hiring a lt'\gal secreWry at SS07 .
per monUJ.
Ctty administrator Doyle Miller said
he "couldh 't recommend tlle e.x·
pcndituces.''
Be~eh Teachers
'
Hear Praises
Froln. Hartsook
The Amt.Wican dream Js not dead, an
education is one o{ pie reasons Jt lives
on, teachers of the Hunt!Dgton Beach
Union HJgb School District were told
tooay.
Edmund A. Hartsook, former prest-
·dent ol the dUtrict board ol trusi.es
and .speaker at its 1event!l annual <.'OD·
wcation, prBlatd teachers for · their
contributionl tb society.
"I think as a businessman and as a
parent that to be a teacher is still one
of t.~ greatest professions there• is.
And one or the moat contusing," he
iaid. •
Hartsook, now vice prtsident for -
Chevron Land and Development Co. of
San P'ra~~. s.a.ld he con&idered
eduCatlon one Of-the ·•prime rivers
that has carried America forwacd."
Speaking on the disruptive in·
nuences in Arnetica today belore this
year's first official gathering of all
district employes, Hartsook. said "we
have nibbled at the apple of freedom
and found the digeWve proce~s a bit
difficult.''
Discipline, whether for the child
throwing a tantrum or the riot.er hurl-
ing rocks, is necessary, he continued.
··Freedom cannot survive and grow
without order."
Hartsook served as president of the
board from 1963 to 1965, when he lived
in Huntington Beach and was vice
president of the Huntington Beach
Company. He also served as i;resideot
ol the Huntington Beach Clamber of
Commerce.
Council S helves
Hiring of Beach
Industrial Chief
Hiring of an inc!ustrla1 coordln-ator
for Huntington Beach was recom·
mended Tuesday by City
Adminlstrator Doyle Miller, but the
idea was shelved until a subcommittee
o! the city's Mid·BeaCh Development
Committee can make a study of the
suggestion.
Councllman Jack Green said that
Miller's recommendati.oo "comes at a
hmny time"." The 1ubcommittee has
the matter under .tud)' and "should
haw a report before the ebd Of the
montti,'' he commented.
An hO.tstrlal coordinator to work
wttil the Olamber or Commerce. city
stall and potentW · 1 n d u'1trIo1
developers hal been 1uggerted frbm
tJme to time.
Grem said that this time the c1>m·
mlttee will make a. defini~ recom·
~ndat.Jon "one way or another." ln
add!Uon, U1e «>mmlttee Is lookl!!i et
all ~· InduotrlaJ: 0r potential In·
duatrlal land k\.the city with an eye lo
~t.UD.,ome developmeot siart.ed.
Attorney Bonfa said dlat "we'·Il save.
lots ol moo~y by buying the dictation
equipment."
"We'll save otJrl"flves into banknlpt.
cy like that,'' Miller countered.
"I.'m ~~."pleaded the city
attorney. t ·-.. ·~ ·
0'\\'e're all Wlderstaffed," replied
the administrator.
·'I had rTiottllng to. do ~· prepara·
tion of the bu~ wlliob did. not pro-
Vide. ior the needs of the city at·
tomey's-.office," said Bon!&.
''Thia is a new department.0 be co•
tinued. ' .
"lt', •91 a ""' deptrtment. 1r1 ~in operatioo since the city began
and, I ln!ght say, pnitty well,"
retorted M.ifler.
COWlcillnen Put .an end to the ckuh
when they granted Boora wh.trit fie haa
requested, but they did indicate
atroogly that Bonfa's claim tflat
a11othler lawyer is need(id wil!"have to
wait until t!lo budg« la belbg prepared
for next year·to rectdve c6n.sideratton.
Bonfa arguat Iba! tbe COUlldl 1m.
posed workload is great ·and th&t the
present staff cannot handle all Uie
work ~ fot"e6ees.
"We are enacting more tegistation !n
a few inooths Ulan most cities enict .In
decades," he rem1Dded tbe council.
Council!Den Ted Bmott said lllat
''perhaps we had better slack down Oil
the workload, perhaps we are presdng
an unnecessiµ-y workload on -you." ..
"The work needs to be done," Boofa
concluded.
Rev. Gilbert Allen
Resigns Position
The Rev. Gilbert Allen has resigned
from his post on thfi Uri>an Land
Institute Citizens St.eerlng Committee
because he is leaving the city.
City COuncilmen Tuesday night IC•
oepted the resignation after Mr. Allen
said he has accepted a post with his
church in San Bemwdmo. He has
served on the p1anni..Die group for near·
Iy two years.
Councilmen set Sept. 12 at 7 p.m . f~
a study session to interview can·
didates for the ULI positions and for
seats on the Recreat:ida Bnd Park
Commission.
With Allen's resignation. U\ree open•
ings exist on the ULJCSC. Two posi·
tions are open on tilt! park: com·
mission.
Orange Cocut
We41ther
The silver lining behind those
morning clouds ls the afternoon
sun which wUl warm the Or·
ange Coast Thursday with mid·
70 mercury -as per usual. ,
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P lanllers Find Assets in Bois.a Airport Idea
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~· A -·•11 t111e: i-t ~'"' • Jlollo Cllleo lllO<k Ill llwltlllpn
• BMch 11 lfllt .U a bed Idea IA llcl, It
,~ .. ---11. 1 So ., .... HUllua,... Beodl PllO·
• lllall· Dl.,,..ent alter a long 1tudy of • • tho COll-11 -11 and lll<r
•lntervJ1w1 with other city
• deportmenla.
'J'lll Bolla Cblca lile i. ooe .of Qve
•"'*"""4 r9tlmll olrport --· 111*1 ID a ffpart Jftl'llod far Orange ~ _..,_ by William L.
. ~ ml AaacidaW. --· bl 1be aru law been vociferous in
t:blb' dtaandalUou of the 1 l t e ,
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1'I Porelra ft1'lrl •-*1 IUI r•ft1' qUld Ila n....UCS '* . .._ _,,... .......... ~ ....... °"""" .......... -.. 1u11. aQd u.e run., qteeN wotald
minim~ -AD!I llnd1nJ nol.oe, the rep6rt contended. ·
The llw>Ungton BelCh city llludy
lilled the•• pro ed. con ftadJnp en
the Bolsa Chica aitt:
c-(.QcJUon of the airport &I this sll<
woWd cr'8U a ab:eit~le demanct ror
hotelJ; restaurant. IOd olllc:e buildings
immediate'!, adjacent to the terminal
--. Thia would bl a th1td major
commercial area tn the dty, the Other
two being HunUngton Center and the
mid-beach commercial ara.
-Tb• aiiport wOtlld brln& employ.:_
Send ·1fulaed Awav
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Newpor~ Beaches
• Continue Erosion
By BRUCE BENSON
01 1111 D9llY Hit Steff
DIJcouraged U. S. Army Corps of
' Engineers offldal1 this m o r n i n g
, surveyed tbe fickle lborellne of Weat
Newport and learned tbat tODll of sand
freshly carted 1n to ttie area had been
· wubed out ovemlgbt . .
Asktd what llley pI .. ned lo do dUi;
tlle Corps ofliclat. said '
• "You tell us whmt the ocean's going
to do, md we'll tell you ""•t we're
-folnl "' do ...
By 8 p.m. Tueadat ft was clear that
the evenillg's h Ude was not
powerful enough cause renewed
property damage. •
Hundreds of people milled about
street ends, watdili)g wavea roll to
within a couple hundred feet ol. homes,
then breaking over a barrier of hut:Uy
laid down granite rocks.
The five to elght-fOot comber• we.re
bonle ubonl by W)Dda blowlnl Into
SOµtbern Oallfomla from Hurricane t:Jz.a: looated several hundred miles to
the. S-Outbwest off MeJ.ico.
FOrecuttn oak! Lisa w• axp0cte¢
to sbrlnk Imo a lesc m<na~ llO!>lcaI storm sometllM t.oda.y, iri Windi at.
her cenler dimlnlshl'!C 'llJ plus
laioti Clown "' 50 !moll. ''WNxpect It to be-,down to maybe
50 kno\t ril1ln Ille next 24 ho1J!'11, with
waves back to nonnal along our
. beaob<s by Thurodlly nlgllt," reported
an offlcla1 for t2le EovJromnental
Sclenoes Service Admlnirtrattoo In
L<o Angele•.
Soviets Impose Stric·t
. Censo~ship on Czechs
· PRAGUE (AP) -Strict cenaorship not popularize the idea of neutrality
rQlea were announced today · u the nor play up the activitie1 of tbe United
Soviet Union ttihb!ned lu grip on 0<· NaUOu Security Council. ObJy the ol·
copied Czechoslovakia. The atchltect .liclal viewpoint of th• Czechollovat
of Czecbo1Iova1da1s economic reform government may be publlabed.
.proaram reslened and tbe foreign A -Rules on economirl ind mllllary
mlniater appeared to be on the way l:iecrets, laid down before the invuton,
ouL remain In effecL
L Deputy Premier Ola Silt, whose The Communl.11t party organ Rude
!' .. pollcies envllloned trade and aid from Pravo published an appeal from Josef
the Weit to break free from dcpen-Smrkov11ky chairman of the National
dence on the soviets, reJigned Tues· Assembly ' a1klng cltheM to un..
day 'nl.gbt.. Prague R.adlo reported. It ' der1tand '11meuudl1 tak•n to fulfill
Wd P.reddct Ludvik Svoboda ac· respon&ibly the obllgaUom of the
cepted !be retlllJllltlon. Moacow actiord."
The Soviet govermnent mad&plaln It He uld It wu "aboolulel1 nac:eauty
lllo · upoela !be ouster of !orelgn for oar lide to lullllI j>alnt hr polnl' the
Mlniller Jin Halok, brandod an ac· Moacow accord so that lbe olller· -
compllce.of the dart forces of reactk>c will proceed utewilfl " H1 II one of
and counterrevolUUon'" by the govern-the popular liberal le~der1. ment new1paper Izvestia. '
The following domestic Cf:nt1onhln
rules were delivered to newspaper of·
flcesi"'radio and television. stations:
-No news reports or cOmmezttaries
on the Soviet Union, Hu ft g a.I' y,
Bulgaria, Poland and East Germany
that .. could be ~ considered a s
crlticllm" by tbul countries.
-No crlticlsm1 of the fundamental
prlnc!p~1 of IOClalllm, of the
Crecboalovali: CommUlllJt party, of the
other °"untrles'partles,ofthe
Czechoalovak anny and p o 11 c e .
ReprinUng of critical commentaries
from abroad ls forbidden.
-No articles inciting Czechoslovaks
to rebel against the occuiiauon troops.
-The term "occupant!" and "OC:·
cupatlon" la forbidden.
Fonlgn policy commer:'t:arles must
Red Guerrillas
Shoot Down 3
U.S. Choppers
SAIGON (ll'Pl) -Communlet per-
rillu llhol down Uree U. S. boll<Op-
ters, shelled two major couta1 cities
and ambudled en AmerJcan convoy ill
a series of c<>untrywide attacks ·an-
nounced by Saigon headquarters to-
day.
GMIY <'HOT
' U. S. Navy IOUI'ces, meanwhile,
disclosed that the Vlet Con& bad
developed a "flying Trut>oan" roclet
10 ttmes a powerful as their 1~ · J pound, lix·fool 122mm rocket to
11ar ... ~·· shif>lllns c1>oono1. For lbe fuurth dey, U. S. llpoloeamen
dellCribed &l'Olllld action u "ll"'1 and
ocall«<d" !~ng beevy fl&litlnl
last week which 1eft 4,474 Communbta OlAJfGE COAST PUIL.15HINO CXJIUAHV
••hrt N. W11d "**" ..... ,ulilll.,,..
J1e~ JI. C•rl1y \lltt ,r.ldilnl ttMf ~.1 ~
n1rn11 IC1.v!I
l:c!Llof
Th1m1r A. M'"'hl111
.Mallltlll'W Edll.,.
All••rt Ill. l•h• Wlllit,,,. R••I ,,_..,. HunlkWIOn B8'dl
.... Clly Edllw
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JOt Ifft Strfft
M•ffhit ,AM,..., P.O. I•• 7'0 f2MI • --...... lltdl: 22'!1 .... lelliM .......... Cllf'li MfM I Ja hf • .., ftrwt ......... ~,.,..,,.,.....,..
dead. according ta South Vletnamt1e
'J)Okesmen .
But the Communist& "kept up a 1trillg
of wall hlt4Dd·run adtonl.
The three downed helicopters·-one
In the oe.ntral hlahlande, the second 60
miles northwest of Saigon, and the
tbird in tl'le Mekong Delli -brougtit
to 833 the number of U. S. choppers
sl10t OOw1l In Soudl V le t n a m ,
spokesmen u.td .
The beHcopler brou!lht d o w n
.mrihwest of Salgon waa cm a mission
to rtlCIJt tilt pllola of an Air Force F4
Phantom lhot down minutlla earlier .
The ent.lre belloopter crn-and t!le two
Phl.otom C'lewmen were oll rescued,
the annooocement aaid.
The shellingo of Quona Np! on the
bOf'ltbtrn coast and Nha Trant oo ti!
central 008lt tweet two Vlelaamt1e
c~Wll!!a ...i _,_ %7. Ten ""1l!da
hll ~ Nfl&I. Al -20 olammed
Im> Niia 'J'ronC, tho -Um• In
-ii boa bou -SJlrinllial hun .. bulb, IUlrrlDal ~ aii Amerlean _, movlns
.,,....... tho fla!Ionda 4.i m 11 e 1
---<i SOl(on --· mortar. and heavy moclllntl\lll llH,
1J. S. liaadquortAn uld. But Iha &rn·
bulil bacltlirtd.
HltUoe l»cli "1111 air -aa and . ai1illery, tile Anerlolot Mid llty
.....,. oU their attaclten, ":? It.
U.8,-wtr.f"ltOIODI G 3'~
'"91 ~"""" •:::;: on ' DMk -J•-· . · • · fMllily "" w 4 tar-Ir~ .Illa """'" ~ ..S. a 1li, ot. • ..:.'J'M OO!llfl cltJ Jlli1< woukl abul IM!llll• COOllllllalad wllll Iba air Ital•
-ljil ....._. A !be 111o clear ~ of ilie.191llhern nbi•-1 /l~ scbaduleo. ~ ' ..a W, compl~y· llOialed fl'Olli Qie ' -The llil]iort and It. cl•u .... , tt Illa ~ to U.. • riallalltlal ar•as. The park ,.ould be would take obOut 1,m acres oJI lilt
allf'I ..atral ""'1lrldal Itta would en· allm>Ulided by fnduotrial areas {o 'the tax ro!IJ. However, Pool•HOl'Y in·
couraie developmenl &WM1 enlaraement eut ·anct 1outb and the clear zone to terest taxes would rem.1n u a meana
of the area. the northwest Of t.axJng the faeWUes.
-Clear zone• would ellmlnafi a blgh' -T)le aiiport a lit oie...-zooes -It i1 not th• airport -.11 which
school &ite, four existlng elementary would ellminate about 2>,000 re1tde11ts producee revenue for tbe clt1 (even 11
schools, and ooe elementary achoo! from ulllml(o daYllopmeAt Of lhe city. city-owned). The hotel, olllce and In·
site. The zones would allo eliminate -Meadowlork atrpoet; -iritl,y .,. dUllrial """ lll'GWld &II idrporl pro-
porljom of one Ulatlni 1cbool and one ed .. a private pl&lla 'ladllt;f ~pro-ctuce r1vtnn11, Jobo and a tu1>ue. ·
a1te. . JIOIOd u a~ a ,IM npon. 11 --An tltimaled 1,m -· w1111 -Tbe :ai!Wri woufd creale Intense !-lmlllodllitol,r J1011b Of the -1.llOO 1'111-wOtlld be clllplac-.,.. or and a built.up or dJIODded norUicn clfar -'l!bldl ·might edbftho,,...,,clear-•
aJUttal •tl>eet paltem in and aro1111d pn-a COllllkt rl ajr traftjo. -'llit ---wwld !Ue air Ille tennlnal orea. Beach tralllc could -~ ""'"1 '~ ~ 1rdc ovae tl,000 ~ Ill Ille
cenllict wltll airport tr.inc during become ""'""'*"" _,.Ioli a marina DDrtbern -ot lie ·c:IQ> at IowJn.el&.
La Doke Vita,. Canine St11le DAILY PILOT ltd ,...._
Chang, Ill-month-old German Shepherd owned by
Tbomu S. Rlltf:r of Huntington Beach, knows bow
to beat Ille heat. She makes good use of her prt\>ate
swimming pool, a convertea bathtub of unknown
:yint.age. Sunken pool, complete with sun deck, was
placed by Ritter in backyard of bla home, 816 Hunt-
U>glm! SI., especially for Chang.
NIXON •••
craUc convention,
It waa fitting dlat Nixon cbo1e
Clitc•I• u Ille J._iz,g off apot lor hl1
flrlt CUDP411!11Wiag tlnce be won the
·GOP110ninallo!i lit Milllll Beach. It ,-· bae, bis lllpp0rter1 ltill
clatin, that Mayar Rlohiril J. Daley'1 Deinooratlc madilne lllqed enough vote! lrom Nixoo's total In 19'! to put
DHnois aDd ultbnateJy the pre11dent:lal
'election into John F. K•nnedy'1 col-
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Shows Ni.Xon
Out in . Front
NEW YORK (UPI) -A poll Cell·
ducted over ttle Laboc Dey weekend
indicated today that a IUbst.antlal
plurality of the votef"a hope Rlcbrlrd
M. Nixon wdill be the next prestde:nt
and an even larger number beUIVe he
will be.
umn.
Tod>1" a potice belie~ bovend
...m..d Wlllle Nixon -bands
wllh bia greeters, wav<d, and pOaed
f6r pl>otograptlen,
Hla wife, Patricll, arriwd In a pl-.
ahead of him. Mlell Nixon'• plane
landed, me went lnride and emerged
wllil blm.
Before takilJI off from New York,
Nixon said be was "Quite a bit older
but a bit wiser" than be was.when he
campajgned in 1960.
Beforo he boarded a Cbicago-boll!'d
'j>l&1t at ·ta Guatdia airport, Nixon
oald, ''I'm in Che -healtb I've been in iany campalcn." He l8ld the major
dilffftDOe belften bll campa1'PJ this
yoor ...i tu -l*1 for the
-1d«><Y in l9IO W&I tbat tl>m he
was "a ltth down': becaute of • knee
injury, I
A•ked how be fell about startinc hi1
campalift In tlle city """"' Ille Democrf.ta be"kl Utetr troub1ed con-
vention, Nixon Uid, "I'm not a bit
concerned about atarUng the cam·
palgn in Chlcaao", wmcb be de1cribed
as a "very trifiodly" city.
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New Ordinance
Spurs Building
Of Duplex Units
Ownera Of prope<ty zooed tor
,duptexes in Huntington Beach may
!ind they can build more units per
acre under an <rdinmce approved by
the atty Council Tuesday night.
The ordinaDce wil allow one unit for
each 2,IXXI &gu.are_ feet of laIJd.
Pre0Vioui1y ooe-Umt was pmniUed for
each 3,IXX> square feel
Just -muclt land will be al!eded
boot known as yet, acconllng to Plan·
D1nC Director K-Reyno!&!, He
Nid, "I don't know.'' wtw.n asked
about Ille ..,.,.,. involved.
He did point out that under the old
provisions few duplexes were being
built in the city. The new law is ex·
pected. to 1timulate development of
this type o( hoUJinf.
Two Balboa
;fouths Die
In Vietnam
• Two BiJboa lsiand -wtioae Ilv., cloetl;y p1ralleled In
ichoo~ otudmt actlvlUOI and c:ham·
?<mhip athletics have eJl!led cl""1Y
parallel dtrlng U.S. Anny combat
operatiol!I In Vietnam.
JdenHHcaU.on ol the two Harbor
Area Gia came Tuelday In a Ilat <i IM
other '""1cenlen til16d, lDcludln1
llhree Marine Clmp enllrb!d 111& lrom
Santa Ana.
'llit Orqe County dead are:
CDL Dulel E: Wuk, 21, ol :125
Apo1ena Ave., Balboa llland.
Spe<./t Michael R, Mu1u, 23, of
Zl1 Garnet Avi:., Balboa Wand. SJI. David 1.. Mea.., of 1311 5 •
Main St., Santa Ana.
L/Cpl. Pete!' F. Camtcbo Jr., Of 19211
S. Center st, Santa Ana.
The family of Cpl. Wark WU notUSM
of his death Friday, wl>lle !be Man1an
family loamed the youna enllsled man
was.missing in aotion a week ago and
death waa Confirmed th1a week.
Spec/4 Mangan graduated from
Newport Harbor High School in 1963.
where he set a school record as a pole -
vaulter and lettered in both track and
football, enrolling later at "'Orange
Coast College.
He lettered in track for OCC,
graduated from there and coottnued
on to the Univer11ity of Artzooa on a
track scholarship, then eDtered U.S.
Army service a year ago.
A -f~al service. ls ached.uled Frt~
day at 11 a.m. in Pacific ·View
Memorial Park, with Dr. Raymond J.
Brahams officiating. The famify' aaid
memorial contributions can be tent to
the U.S. Olympic Committte, attention
of William E. Bachert, New York City.
Survivors include his father Robf:rt
'I'. Mangan, of the Balboa Island ad·
dress, his mother, Mrli. Jean Mangan,
of COsta Mesa, J.iat.ers Mn. Nanci
Curci, of Newport Bead>, Solan
Mangan, of Sacramento and maternal
grandmother 1 Mrs. R. S. MacMillan, or Laguna Hills.
Cpl. Wark was ln the f 1r1 t
graduating class £.rom Corona del Mar
lligh School Jn 1965, where he lettered
,.. in swimming and ttOl!la country, con·
tinuing on to OCC where be lettered in
both sparu ~ain.~ _ . . _, ..
After graduation £.rom OCC, he
enrolled at the University of Hawaii,
where he wu instnuneotal in «1Udz..
ing a reading service for new 1tudenu:
His efforb won a high commendatioa
from university offl.dala lut June.
"w_bile he was here, he Jed a Vtrf
meful life," said his mother.
Cpl. Wark, who entered the Boy
Scout program when be was eight and
became an Eagle Scout, waa a kayak
racer• a11d was in training ·tor the
Olymplco -with top proopecll Of
making the team -before be mtered
the service.
The telephone 1 u r v e y of 1,844
quallfied vater1 lbowtd~tbat Nixon ts
·~ In tho East and Mldwett, Vice
Prtlident Hubert H. Humpllrey in the
Wert 1 and former A1abMna Gov. fleort< C. Wallace In the South.
FROM CALIFORNIA ARTISANS, ENGAGEMENT RINGS OF INCOMPARABLE BEAUTY
When pou.tera employed by tha
market research flnn ol. stndlince.r &
Co. Inc. asked whom Ille wlera -..uld
like to 1ee elected prel!deot, 33.7 per·
cent ebo1e Nlxoo, 28.$ percent
Humpllrey, lS.6 percent Wellace and
9.5 perC«llt "none of the tine."
Aft(lther 12.6 percent had no ~on.
When voters in the 1ample were uk·
ed who they believe will be elected,
45.3 percent aald NlZoo, 33.1 por<ant
Humphrey and 3.9 perunt Walloce.
'lbe .. no op.lnioo" vote oa ht que1Uon
-17.2 percent
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WAVE!ILY, Minn. (AP)
DtmocrtUc pre1JGentlal n o m I n e e
Hubert H. HllJ>lpbny .baa cut 1hort
what wu to be" been a Wfft·lool
reot lllld campalfn Plannlnl atay to ·~ tend a mtt8iir <i tho NattOnal Socurl·
ty Couacll In fiaablalton.
The vice -1dent leavu hi•
lal<llroot home !May for MlnneaPollJ,
•ome 4.a mil•• away, &lld will Qy In bl•
chartored Jtt to the capital f« !be !tie
a.flun09n meetina.
Hum~y llao plant to aU.nd •
Cabinet m .. t1J111n WublnatoD TbUl'I·
~ before· nturniq bare Latar that
day, Mort alraleCJ' !alb are oo tap
f'tlday ..... Saturday: ~ . ,•
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IUJ NEWl'ORT AVI:, COSTA MESA
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VOL or, NO. 213, a SECTIONS, 76 PAGES t:AGUNA BEACH, CALIFORNIA WEDN~SDA Y, SEPTEMBER ~. l968 JEN CENTS
Savage Surf Slams Laguna, Newport
El Morro Trailer Park
Hit by Battering Seas
Sundecks we~ oollapsed or tilting at
El Morro Trailer Park north of
Laguna beach today as the sea coo-
tinued its September frotic.
Residents of the park, aided by
volunteer youths fr001 Laguna Beach
Search and Rescue Explorer Post 717,
were sandbagging against the bat·
tering expected agaJn from tonight's
high tide.
Meanwhile, the rest of Laguna
Beach was losing sand to ttie storm
6url and rip tide action triggered by
Hurricane I.J.za howling at sea.
"There im't much beach left, not
much sand,,. said Llleguard Jeff
Powers from tbe Main Beach tower.
"Theni's oot any beach near the
Bluebird area, just rocks," he said.
. £Qwers said the sea has undercut the
lifeguard tower at Mountain Road and
generally robbed beaches oi sand.
The sand usually rtWrns later in the
year.
A spokesman at the trailer park said
"qtrite a few sun decks (in front of
trailers} are leaning precariously and
are going to go." Others had already
0011.apsed during high tides and wave
battering Maoday and Tuesday nights.
U.S. Enginee·rs Disgusted ., .
At 'Jr est Newport Erosion
By BRUCE BENSON
0t tM o.llY Pll.t Steff
Discour&ged U. S. Army C-orps of
Engineers officials this_ morn i n g
surveyed tbe fickle shoreline of West
Newport and learned tttat tons of sand
Cresh!y carted in to the area had been
washed out overnight.
Asked what they planned to do next,
the Corps officials said :
"You tell us what the ocean's going
to do, ;;.nd we'll tell you what we're
going to do."
By 8 p.m. Tuesday it was clear that
the evening's high tide was not
powerful enough to cause renewed
property dainage.
Hundreds of people milled .about
street ends, watching waves roll to
within ~ couple hundred feet ol. homes,
then breaking over a barrier of hastily
laid down granite rocks.
The five to eig1lt-f0ot combers were
borne ashMe by winda blowing into
Southern California from Hurricane
Liza, looated several hundred miles to
the southwest off Mexico.
Forecasters said LiJ:a was expected
to shrink into a less menacing tropical
(See NEWPORT, Pace Z)
High Rise Oppo·sed Canyon Road
'Ruling Held
By Planners
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Laguna Planners Deny Hotel Variance
By JEAN COX
01 tllt Oelly l'H.t 11911
Latma Beach planners Tuesday __
night were WJited in opposition to a
proposed Main Beach high rise hotel
whi.c.h would exceed height limits by 45
feet.
In opposition to Syfan's Jl'OPOS31,
Edward Ba.tTY1' represeming owners
of the Inn of Laguna, and "'11he plan·
ning comm.i:ision cannot approve the
plans because they are incomplete. Jt
is a Frankenstein monster which is us-
ing city and pari-iroperty for COM·
mercial "development."
Also against the development were
members · of nearby l.eguna. Cliffs
Apartment Association wbo have ex-
pressed fear ar losing their view o( t!le
sea.
Carl Johnsoo, president of the
Laguna Beach Civic League, insisted
that the granting of the variance
would be "tantamount to a changing of
tile zooe."
While planners denied the a~
plication oo the grounds of ''insuf-
ficient justification," Syfan may ap·
peal to the city council. •
Laguna BeiCh plannm Tuesday
refused to be prodded into a quick
decision on the possibility of joining
L:iguna Canyon Road with Top of the
ll"OOld.
"I see no reason for Ullgency in
making a decision and move to bold
open ttie hearing until Oct. 7 ," Howard
Holden told his fellow commiSsioneni,
winning unanimous agreement.
'lbe road, a Canyon Acres Drive ex -
tension, would be an amendment to
t.he Tevised precise plan of arterial
streets a:nd would utend from the
-present Canyon Acres Drive to Alta
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BEACH MISSING -J4olly ~Painter, 9, l09ks pensively at. beach sh•
pl'ayed on until bea~ 6uH and hi'1 tides combined. to wash out ~nd
at El Morro. Heavy se"' didn't stop at beach, also damaged trailer•
which are still in danger. ,... ~
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Engineer Bernard Syfan, t!ie ap-
plicant. sought a variance to build his
struct.lll'e on a 6,500 foot parcel
between the I11n of Laguna and Heisler
Park at 199-209 N. Ooast Highway, a
propErty he is ottering to sell to the ci·
ty !or: $150,000. 1'1 The vcte agaimt bis variece was 4-o. Council Weighs Decision
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• road, met to speed up prog:reSI in
tttis difection, Ridlard Ma.slea, a pro..
perty owner-in the area. financed a
study on the type of road tbat mi·gb.t
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IW proposed 1truclutt W<iUlltri£e to
a hi!l&bt of ·-90 feet on Ille C·2 (cominercial) zone. It iocludes two
levels of subtenanean g a r a g e s ,
restauram and shops on the ground
level and a coofenoce room ~ the
ninth floor.
Earlier, Syfan had wm the dty council's informal approval of his
genual concept by a +1 split. Because
part ol his bot..l's wnce and park·
mg .-ea would encroach onto city•
awned Heisler Park, he agreed, in
turn, to make park improvements and
provide public parking spaces.
In addition to exceeding height
llm!tati006 for the zone, the plans also
deviated from density standards 8fld
they )equired rear yard"Setbaclts.
Sytan asserted ·that a· hotel wa_, the
1'n06t likely structure for l h e
particular lot, .and said increased
density was necessary.
"The city needs an all'1'ear bote1 to
fill out our winter trade," he argued.
Lamont Langworthy, architect of
t.he structure and knner ~esident ol.
the Qtizens Town Planning Associa·
tion. claimed the hot.el would be "a
ref.I benedli.t for Laguna's image even
though n doesn't conform to somewhat
aged wring laws."
Electric Power
Out in Laguna
Electric power w.u knocked out for
an hour Bnd twenty minutes In the
oorth end of Laguna Beach Tuesday
morning when a tree fell ecross power
lines in the Hillcra!t. Drive area.
J. R. Sheldon, a district superin·
lendent for Southern California Edison
Co., said power to appr1)x:imately 670
customers in Laguna and Emenild
Bay went off at. 7:21 a .m.
It was restored at 8:40 a.m., he said,
for all but about 20 customerii. Sheldon
said these customer• bad power again
before 11 a.m.
Ordinance· Split
On Arch Beach Heights
By IUCllARD P. NALL
ot the Delly "" .. St•ll
La·gu.n:a. &ach oooocilmen tooight
are expected to decide whether contro-
versial assessment district 66-1 in Arch
Beach Heights will go forwMCI.
Councilmen will be deciding whether
to ·commit the city for engineering
work by Boyle Engineering Oo. to
bring improvement to the 461J..lot grid
of 2$-by-100.foot hillside lots.
Property ownecs in ttie proposed
. district have lll'gedJ:U city to_laun.ch
the 1913 act assessment district that is
t.o briog a sewer system, a water
system, street llgtiting and un·
derground utilities for most ol. the lots.
However, the Arch Beach Heigtit.oi
Asroc:i.ation of Property 0 w n e r s
(oub:OOe the assessment district) h.as,
urged the council to hold any fprthef"
action in abeyance pending a cofft}>lete
re-study of Uw-proposal by the plan-
mng commission in conjunct.ioo with
the city's master plan.
The group bas also posed 12 ques-
tioos for cooncilmen about the
developmenL nte Citizens' Town P 1 a n n i n g
Association, in a letter from president
James Dilley, bas also urged delay ol.
approval ol the district.
The Civic League o{ I..agma Beach
lib!wise has spoken out against
a....pectl of the development.
Hanging fire in ene form cir another
for more than two years, the district
improveme¢' are to be paid tor by
the (l'operty owners .
In June, however, City Attorney
Srock Marketa
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock mar.
ftt be-Id a fairly good gain 1'111 after-
noon in moderate trading. (See quota.
tions, Pages 26-27).
Jack Rimel told councJlmen. "II
anymhiing occurs wtUob 08U6es this pro·
ject not to proceed, the expense in-
curred foc engineers and incidental
expenset; up till that titne have to be
borne by the city."
He estimated the extent of city risk
mj.ght. be as much as $80,IXXI.
\Vestern Improvement Bond Comp.a-
ny has offered to purchase up to $860.·
000 worth of bonds to finance the proj·
ect. J
Copter Crashes
At Forest Lawn
Killing 2 Me11
LOS ANGELES (AP) A
helicopter lowering a workman to a
church steeple at Forest Lawn
Memorial Park got a rope snagged on
the weathervane today and plunged to
the ground. Two men were killed and
two injured.
Fred Lewellyn, Forest Lawn general
manager", said the workman, Mike
McKenna, tried to swing free w1ten the
rope became eutangled and threw the
chopper oil balance.
Tbe craft fell out of control to the
ground 80 feet below. As it struck, the
other blade dug a deep gash in the
earth. McKenna was thrown against
the side of a parked convertible.
The pilot, Walter M. Atherton. about
SO, ol Northridge, and McKenna were
killed. Atherton was president of Van
Nuy6 Heti'copters, Inc., based in
Pacoima. The craft was a two-seat
Bell helicopter.
'Hi,ppie Law~ Untested
Perbapl ball a law II bttW !ban
none.
At an)' rate, the Oty of Laguna
Beach Is currently stuck wtth hall an
antl·loltertng law. Judi!< Rlcharo Hamilton'• ruling ln
mmic1pal court last week held in f.f·
feet that the section of the city
emergency ardlniytce outlawing stan·
dJng en sideWalks is unconstitutlonal.
Howevtll". another 1ection of the
ordinance aimed at mcving hippies i11
lttill tn effect, nntMled 111 yet. Jt
oul..aws <tlni::, beeline or 1,ylng on
lldewalb.
And. ac:c.>rdin& lo Polloe Chlo! llor·
ry Labtow, IUJ"eats are cootinu.1..ng for
this cftense. Arretts are not now being
made tor standing oa sidewalks.
The section struck dewn by Judge
Hamilton .stated that no one could
st.and on a sidewalk or otl:er pubUc
t.horougtilare e•cept as close a.s
physically possible lO Ule building line.
The matter was before J!amilton in
the form of a demurrer flied by the
public delender'1 ol.Uct to test the
legality of the law.
Councllmm pused the ordinance
unanlmous\J Aue. 7 u an emergency
measUTe which had the lorce or put·
tin'g it into effect Immediately.
City Attorney Jack Rimel wu not
sure Tuesday whether an appeal of
ll!Mnilton's ~cislon will be filed . lie
taid law on the matter Is cWTentJy
being researched in hi& office.
Costa Mesa city councl.lmen are stu·
dylng tt\t Laguna ru.ling as • guide in
adoptln& a sllllilar ordlnance !or tljeir
city. •
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be built.
"At oo time Jn anyone's mind has
tt>ere been a question ot whether or
not the rbad Should be develaped. The
questdon is, how iJhoWd it be built,"
argued Marl< Gwnbi.oer, who said· hi!
was an advisor to two or 1bree ol. tile
m'ajor landowoert in tile area.
In Big Chicago Parade _
"As far as the county ll concerned.''
he continued, '"there wi)l be a road.
The developer ~invested only t.o submit
suggestions for a feasible road."
Jrv Berman. Laguna Beach office
engineer, said while there was no
CHICIA60 .(UPI) -ruohanl M. Nix·
on kicked oU bl• , 1988 presidenti~l
calnpaign today in Qdcago, the ~ity
where · hi& 1u~rs claim he' was
tricked out m viCtory in 1960.
Standing up in the back of an open
convertible with confetti and til"\er
urgPocy on a decision as far as the cl · ff lida p U
ty is concerned, "We have a moral 0 y 0
obligation to thifi developer." ~ ..
While OW"DerS o( lDl!d locked pr().
perty in ttie area urged quick action.
others asked planners not to ru8h a
decision.
Charles E . Corbin. 327 Canyon Acre~
nrive, proresting the road. &aid "We
need the greenbelt. Artis-13 w:i:l'l have to
leave Laguna Beach to find anything
worthwhile to paint."
The planning commission. after
reaclting a decision. is expected to
make recommendatioos to ttie city
council, Which would then hold its own
public hearing.
Hanoi Blasts U.S.
Vietnam Policies
PARIS (UPI) -The Hanoi delega.
tion to the Vietnam talks today ac-
cused the two major U.S. pOlitical
parties of pun1uing •·be 11 i cos e''
policies en Vietnam.
North Vietnamese chief negotiator
Xuan Thuy made the charge when
he met for almost three holll's with
U.S. Amba11sader W. Averell Har·
rirnan in the 20th session of the Paris
talks.
Harriman said he tried to explain
the election campaign to the North
Vietnamese but that it was impossible
for persons in a controlled society to
undenWand events in a free soeiety.
Thuy, wt.o said the latest session
had produced "nothini new," charged
th.at both the Republican a n d
Democratic party platforms show that
the two parties want to pursue
"bellicose policies" in Vietnam.
LAGUNA BUS
SCHEDULE LISTED
Wondering where junior or Ill
catcbas the school bus next Tuesday
mornlnc . the first day of tdlool!
Complete 00. ocbedul<s telling Jooa.
Uen.a and times d.. 1t'opt; tor the v• l,asuoa atea "Pl""" ....,_ Jiil pq.t llC3 ••• ' "'T" , ,
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NEW YORK (UPI) -A Poll con-
ducted over the Labor Day weekend
indicated t.od.ay th.it a substantial
plurality of the voters hope Richard
M. Nixon will be the nex.t president
and an even larger number believe be·
will be.
The telephone 1 u r v e y of 1,844
qtJalified voters Showed that Nilon is
strong in the East and Midwest, Vice.
Pre1ident Hubert H. Humphrey in tbe
West and former Alabama GOY.
GeoTge C. Wallace in the South.
\Vhen poll5ters employed by the.
market research firm. ot Sindlinger &;
Co. Inc. asked wticm the voters would
like tel 1ee elected pres.ideDtt 33.7 per·
cent chose Nb:on, 28.5 percent
Humphrey, 15.6 percent W'1lllce and
9.5 percent "none of the three."
Another 12.6 percent bad no opi.nlon.
\Vhen voters in the sample were .ask·
ed who they believe will be elected,
45.3 percent said Nixon, 33.8 peTCent
llurnphrey and 3.9 percent Wa:1lace.
The "no opinion" vote on libat quest.Ian wa-s 17.2 percent,
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Meeting of NSC
WAVERLY , Minn. (AP)
Democratic presldeoda1 no m I nee
Hubert H. Harnphrey hll cut abort
what waa to have beea a week-long
re1l and campaJgn ptanninc lily to at-
tend a meeUng' of O;le NaUooal Stt1Jrt,.
ty Council In Washington. '
The vice prMldent leavtt · his
latelront bomo !Oday for Mlnooapoll.c,
some 40 miles aw111y. and will-fly ln his
charrered Jot to'the capllfl ror the !alt
afternoon meeUn&.
Humfhrey Also plans to aUtnd a
C.bino meelln& In Wuh!Jlib>/I 'lbur1-
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tape streaming down upon him, ~on
r<>8o, tlu;Ollt:I> tbe· Loop llnan"1al ell ..
trlct wblle lhoosaods cheered from Uw
sidewalks and """'sed agalut polia; lines. .
The Chicago police who came in for
nationwide crtticl&m of their balldllnt
of erowds at last week's Democratic
National Convention were en their
gentlest behavior today. They let the
crowds press cloee to the Republican
presidential nominee and when they
llianted tq clear a -path "'tbroogh 1he
throng the officers said, "please.'•
The crowds were aUowed to come
f_ar ·closer to Nixon thaD ·they were
to·arly of the DemocraUc bigwigs wtio
came here last week for their party'•
tumultuoua and confroveriial conven.
tion.
NixOn·s ·reception was boist.erous. At
one point. he , even got from hia car
to ,shake hands ~Ith members of a
crowd in front of a bakery.
At Mldw'y airport. lio'river, riollce
and .5emt Service agents kept 1 wel·
coming croWd of 200 away from the
candidate, behind a · plate glass win-
dow-in the tmntnal.
Nixon ~aded for a rally' at the
Sberalon·Blackllooe hole~ a focal
)><>int of the boW.1 behoeon police
And demonstraton during tb6 Demo.
cratic convention.
It was fitting ttiat Nixon chose
cru.cago as the jumpmg Off spot for his
·first campaign swin1: slnce he won the
(See NIXON, Paco Z)
Orange
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morning clouds ls the afternoon
sun which will warin the Or· ange Coflt 'lbursday wltb mid·
70 mercury -u per utual.
INSIDE TODAY
A n<10 . "-repertory
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.maku il&c debvl l/ljl,IDffknd ·.nu. "ll ~ ci.w... • su En~Pa6tU.
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Death ·r.ry
· Newport Beach pollct t~ dl1clo ..
cd the aITeat before d&wn Labor Da:t
o! a Costa Mesa bartender wbo had
threatened to bll himaelt, h 11
c1dfrlend or a po11ceman with a load·
ed 30-30 -rlll•.. '
'l'1e ioddeot ended -·ut bloodlh·
ed alter tl>e girllrieod mana&<d to
coax the man to give up the weapon
wliile two J>OO« offi~• -ouU!de
als Balboa Peninsula..,,.,__
The 23-year-old b~der wu taken
to polk:e headqu8..tttr!, t b,1: n tr~ to Orange Qouoty Medical
Ctn\ir for observation.. ;
'l3ollce said they received a call
about 3:M a.m. from • 22·Ye&r-9ld
woman that her boyfriend was matins
threaU with 9 rifle. Q~ •aid they followed tile y..:;g·~,:u,,an tl> ttie · bar1'1nder'1
apartment and watdled be< -<!Iller
ahead of ittiem through· a rear. door.
Peering ln, po}jce aatd they aaw the
' boyrrtencf ty;ng on a bed. A rifle rested
l =========================-= \.' r aer'(»JS h!S rlgbt )eg, With UJe barrel !:::: pOOited at the door. ·
Nearly Drowned Girl's
Wbile two police llood OOla!de tile
door they beard the young woman
plead wltll be< friend to give up . Ill•
weapon. He at first refused, wymg,
"No, I'm goinl to. do it," tben COD·
eented to hmd bet the weapon . .
Condition Still Critical Qfflcera aaid llley found. a
handwritten note. b e q u e a t h 1 n g
everything to the girt It ended with an
obscenity directed at the police
department .
Mft -two ..:..u -tbe .. .. pullod from tile lruken off H .. .
llnClm ·Slate llMcb, .• -· Lan· CMter girl remalm UDC0111clow and ln
aeriOUJ condition at Hoaa Memorial
Hoopltal
Hoopital spokmnao aald the eon·
diUoo of Phyllil F.dlenique, JJ, baa re-
mained "unchanged" llnce ibe was
reacued by a lifeguard patrol boat
Allf. 19. Pbyllll, niece of Frank Webber of
GOP nomioatlOll Ill Mlami Beach.
It WU here, bi.I IUP!'Orl<rl tlill
claim, that Mayor Richard J . Daley's
Democratic madtine shaved enough
votes from Nl.xoo'1 total in 1960 to put
1Dlnots and ultimately the presidential
eteoUon into John F. Kemiedy 's col·
wnn.
Today1 a police heticopter }l()Vtted
oftrileai While Nixon shook hands
-.Atb his greeters, waved , uid posed
for photographers.
llis wife, PatricLI, arrived in a plane
ahead' of him. When Nixon's plane
laoded, she went Wide and emerged
with him. 8""'" takiDI off from New York, Nl%oD altd hft ·wa '!Quite a bit older
but a Iii_._ he wu wi>eo ho ~liz>ed-ln 1ll6o:; ' B;Qr. be bOarded a Oilea~
plane 'Ot IA Guanlia: a!Ji>ort; Nl)ion
Nld, "I'm in the· best health t'vi beirl •
in any.camtudgn." He said the malor
difference. between llls campaign this'
yetr and hill unsuccessful bid for the
prelidency in 1960 was that theJf he
wu.".a little down" becaust of a kl,lee
Injury. •
Atl<ed bow be fell aboQt •lal'tini hi.I
c.mpaign in 1be city 'Where the
Demoaatl held their troubled COD•
veotiOD, Nizon eaid, "I'm not a b3t
concerned about .tartinc the cam· paten ID Cllioal•", 'Ohieh be dueribed
u a "very frtmdly'' city.
HAI added tllat be made hU plana to
kick off his campai111 there "11everal -···' Nixon. lils two daughter•. Trlda, 221 and Julie, 20, .00 David EUierliOW1r,
20, christened Nts:m's two campaign
p1aDe11, named aft.Ir the two
deugbten, -ColifonliA a"'1 N.,.
York eba1n!!9<. ·
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2857 stromboli, Cotta Me11, and We!>
bes''• dauO,tU, Pabicta, allo 15, were
rwiniming m the state beach ne_ar
Br~ur1t Street, wblcb, because ot
light beach crowds,. wu not manned
by llfeguuda.
"EvldeoUy a riptide caugllt them
and carried them out past the
breakers," said Webber. ''My
daughter bad tile preae,.,. of mind to
remain calm, but Phyllis mUJt have
lried to ftgbt It."
Webber'• older datigbter, Janette,
21, saw the pair struggling from 11hore
and ran to a lifeguard tower for help.
\Vhen she 11aw no one was on duty, 1he
went to. a nearby snack bar, trom
which the patrol boat was called.
Patricia was safe when the boat ar·
rived, but PbylliJ was floating fice-
down and unconscious. ·
She was taken to Hoag in critical
condition and placed in the intenlive
care unit Three days later still un·
C005dWI but 1ble to breathe on her
own, she raJlled sllghtly and h-as been
in serious condition ever since.
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NEWPORT •••
stonn .-.~t .. ,ritl\ windJ •I
her eeoter d!mlill4l\!n( ~ 70 plul
knots down to SO DOU~ · · ,,, Z ·
"We erpect It to be down to mW
!'iC> khots wl1hin the next 24 hours, Wttb wiVtl batk to normal along o\d
beaches _b,. Thursday night." repor1ed
an official · for the Environmental
Scien~s · ServlCe Admi.n.istration in Los A elet. . • ng . . .
Thc-t'Mlnl Cf• 1Kimiel 11urf wuuld
be welicGCi.e news for the Anny Corps
of Eniitn-t practjcally t1rwaJUc1 ·~ fa:r in trying to build.Up a protec:CtVe
shelf « sand between homes and the
ocean.
Tons or granite rock put down
par all•! to tile beaell !rom 40til to 4.'lrd
.-has managed to hold back the
~. HoweYeT, from 43rd up COMt to
, f7th Street _the biting swells have
"come periouA'!y close to homes.
· A! ·t.he Ccrps extends the granite
bani.er uproast, the beach has kept
deteriorating jwit ahead ot it. Sand·
hauling rli• 'llli> morning ~ not
expected :to dump · .fresh ·sand any
farther dawncoast thal 47th Street.
Thereuon, pointed out G. P. Davts,
Corpg special field representative, Wl.!'I
Iha! the 11ndy shelf !rom !.7th to ~d
Streeta was sbnply too n&ITow to
allow equipnent tkough.
Meam>iUJe, dump trucks kept rolling
into the area with granite Jn • major
eltort to get mare rock onto the beach
befon Ibo neirt high ti<kl,. set at 6.5
fee! at 9,111 o'clock tonlgh t.
lt w1ll be the highest tide of ttie cur-
nnt ''"'' of eopecll.f!Y high tid ... "We have no fixed routine," said
Ernie Silberberger, cootract.or for
hauling the rock. "0'9' Idea now is just
to get tt in hei~ ·1111 fltst u we can.''
He sald he expected to haV"e a1
many a_, 20 trocks· on the c.iro.liit today
between West Newport and the rock
qu&rTy about. 75. mt[es away,
The ·weapon was lo&ded with 1u:
rounds of ammw:Ution in ill rnagarJ™;,
plus one shell in the dlamber. 'l'1e n·
!le also was coaed, police •aid.
'Crisis' S·een
H Election
Goos to House
W ASlllNGTON (UPll -House
~ leoder <Maid R. Fon!
warned today the Dation faces a po1s1·
bie "constitut1onal crlsil" if no ~sJdenuaJ. C&Odidate wina a majoritJ
of the eleottnl votes Nov. 5.
'l'1e Mldllgan -Hid U ~ win eonlro! Of the House
on that day, "one· of~ fir'lt ~ of
business" in the ilit Congrest will be
.a COMtitutional Mnendrneot to replace
the Electoral College system. :11
Ford, at a news conference lhortly
before the 90th Congress reconven<ed
for its post-covention sie5sion, said he
was "very appreheMive" that the
third party candidacy of fonner
Alal>ama Gov. George Wallace, and
:J)t1fr tllt_pn>beble mfl'Y ol • fourih
poice ~ ~· '1e race, would pre-
vent -.Jlioldr. ~ .. ~to from wlnDdJI« the ~.mijority of
the eltectoral vote. ...
. Jn.that event, tile prestdeutial elec· .ttott will be decided in the House In
st.a.te:.tiy-rtate bdloting Jan. 6. Ford
said that would open the way for Ifie
same kind o£ political "-1leeling and
dealing that characterized. the
presidential eleotion6 of 1800 and .1824,
which ~ ckcided ~ ~l'C Hotr6e.
. · "J thint we face the poslil>ility of a
..........._ -'!n #lli<·l:Ounb'y il
DO --r ~ a •lll&forlft of tile electoral vote on Nov. 5" said Ford.
'.'Moot· peoP,• llill·don't redie tli•t
tlley moy.-aot pick die lllXt ,;,..!dent
and that Instead tile pollUefaM may
pick: him."· .
Ford "1d that as an <emadve to
the. Electoral College sY5f.em -under
which voters of each at.ate pl.ck ele<:·
tors who meet 1ater md cast the
state's electOl'al votes foc president
and vice president -ht tend.a to favor
a direct popul~ election. But he ~d
there al"e·eeveral ~le alternatives
and he lg keeping an open mind.
Mildred Leitfred
Services Slated . . -Funeral servtces· f/ft. t.o ~ held at 2
p.m. Thu™"ay for Mildred 'E:l.Ait·
fred, 76, a Llguna Beaob recldent tor
.. more than 40 yelJ'S.
She died at her borne; SOS Broo«.s
St., Sunday nlgbl. Her -· Paul, a rlO'VeU&t and short rtcry Miter, cUed
Aug. 16. The couple hllld beeft Leguna-•
Beach resldent3 Mnce 1927. Mr&. Le:ltfred had long betn active
in the Nelallbor1-' Congrept!ooll
Olurch Of '-Beoch.
Short Cir~nit •
'Yol~wagon' Finally Arrives
oo.!BlllOOE, Man. (AP) -Tbe
O..at Eldie Car Raee ended 1117:40
a.m. todly-Wbm a ml1"00ll and white
bolts11>0W1!1ed Mlcrobul plloled by
llalltcnU tmUtute of Technology
atu.dtot s purred In t o th e
Manoellu9etll l11Jtltute of Technoloey
campns.
• Tbe opposing MIT team, driving 1
-Corvair, arr1'ved on the OalWdl-In Pllldca. Cd!., at
1:27 p.m. ,,.,.doy.
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Edll4r1 of liad>lne Design_.., ..
of Ck.,.l&nd, Ohio, offlclals Jud&ea,
mu.st now ~pute who won thtl race.
The raee began at noon Aug. 28.
Both entriel tte~ the 11me 3,b)..
mlle route, (Illy in opposite dlrectiot!.s.
'!'be MIT whlele louoct 202.5 houri.
lncludln& a total of 32.S hours in
panaltltl. I.be pt~ Un>t.laeluded 10
hoµn lneumd wben the car b......S
out 1ta motors lJO mllet from the
flmah -bad lo be -Ult rat! of the-· ,,
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To Keep . Oeean Full?
A $37~ ooo proJeci runnlrui from Park AvO,.~e, ·lll)d Wendi Terrace.
lo t/le beach at Cleo Street Tsn't 1$lly t>o keep the ocean sti>eked with
water. But It should ~revent flooding Of yard• along the one mile
path it will ®Ver in "'' moo1hs. Each section, wlilgbln~ eight tom,
was placed -into pooition by ·a 50 ton crane •.
' Doctor Talks Ex-convict
Tnto Giving Up Hostage
WESTBURY, N.Y. (AP) - A man
who shot two persons and then bar·
ricaded himself Qi, a basement ~undry
room With. his 22-month·old daughter
as hostage wu talked Into sur-
rendering early today by hi.I family
physician.
The ' cblld: Sabrina Crider, was
'unhun .. -Mitchell, 27.,....
old fonnet-conVkt, Walked trembling
from the 'frinOOwtess room. 'where he
had held poliCe at bay fOr eight 'houri
with his threat t.o kill the girl.
The breakthrough came When Dr,
Je&se Pone, a 43-year-oid internist,
heard about the incident on his car
radio while dr:iving home from a
Massachusetts vacation and raced
heH to help. ·
"I've had pro\tY, ~ rawort wilh
him ln the pes1>and ·tlbfght r eonld
help,'' said Pone, who arrived ~ut 2
a .m. He said he had treated Mitchell
several times over the past five years .
Police said the incident beg{m when
Mitchell 8rgued with Mary Ellen
Crider. 22 , the girl's mother who
shared his apartment in the green·
shingled r&nch home. Both Mi11
Crider M!d her brother, James Qider,
were sbot.
Mitchell then r.b'eated to the l.O{ool
' 11quare basement room ~e Pone
weat lo talk with llim ..,..II he arrived.
"I told hiin that what be was .eon·
sidering, tielt destruction, was way out · or proportion ·to the severity of the
damage that had been done," Pone
said later. · .
"I said he.had fl 2·year-old daughter
he loved. Being a black m~ with a
bl.by, I 1iaid he owed it to the child to
l'!tay altve and 1ee to its tuture," said
Pone, also a Negro. ·
"About that lime the child 11-ub Md
wa1 hungry. We got a g:tall of ·milk
and a peaout bul:te< and jelly oandwieh
for Sabrina and then he asked for .a
cigarette," Pone said.
"As I ha.nded t'lle food and the
cigarette I shOWed hlm my black band
so he would know it was me. He said ,
'I k,naw lt's you,. doc,' " Pone con·
tinued. ·Police 1hen urged ·Pone to try
and get the gun.
"l Hid, 'Now ~ thing I wouJi! like
you to dt is JXJt tne gun in my hand,'
and he dilj, handed it to me and I pass·
edit to the offl,cer,'' ·Pope said. '':Then
he was concerned they would not shoot
him.
"I reassured hlin and when th.at was
dooe he removed the barricade he
came out very 1lubdu~ quite. shaken,
he was tl'erobling," POrie said. ''The
girl was in til!i arms." He ·pr'aised. lhe
police for their patience and tad. in
handll!Jg the case.
Mrs. Reynolds
Funeral Held . .
~rVlcts ~ wmoe-·held ~ TUMj for
Jeannette Lev.is Reynolds, 66, of
340152 Doheny Park Road, Capistrano
Beach.
Mrs. Reynolds died Friday. She had
been an Orange Coul\"ty resident for
the past six years.
Rev. Bruce Cushing offici:ated at
services in La(una Beach Funeral
Home. lntenneDt was at H<Jllywood
Cemel<ry,
Mn. Reynolds WBl!I a third genera·
!loo· Calllornlan. Her paternal grand·
father, Edward Lewi.I, was one of the
first members of ·the Los Angeles
stock exchange.
lier maternal gr andfathe r, Jean
Bent ous. was a pioooer rancher and
merchant Of the Ul6 Angeles area.
Her uncle, Loul!i Sentous, was the
French tonsul in Los Angeles around
the turn of ttle century.
She is INrvlved by tv.'O aons . rucbard
Reynolm or Phoenix am ROOert L .
Reynold> of Clanmont: foor grand-
dougllten and a graod!Oll,
Bishop, 68, Dies
BETHEL, Vl (AP) -The relired
presidin& bishop of the Episcopal
Churcll of the u.ited States, the Rt.
Rev. Arthur C. Lichtenberger, died at
hJ.s slll'lUller home Tuesday. He was
68.
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TwQ JJalho~ • •
Youths Die , -. ' ..
hi Vietnam ,
· Two BalbOa • Iatand at.Mcemen
wi>030 Jivea elOHly peralleied in
school, stu~ent activtties and cham·
plooabip athletlb have ended elooety
parallel during U.S. Anny combat
operations ln Vietnam. , ~
!d.,,tillCbttoo oi th• two Har~
Area Gii cam.e Tueaday ln a lilt of\~
olher aervlcameQ klllad, lncludlnl
thiee Marin< Corps enn.ted meo from
Santa Ana.
The Orange County dead are:
Cpl. Danlel E: Wark, 21, ol ;i25
Apolena ·Ave• Balboa !Jland. .
Spee./4 Mlcliaet B •. Ma8'&n, 23, of ~ Garnet Ave., Balboa Island.
Sgt. David P. MoC.rd, of 147 Ile
Anza 't.ane, Santa Ana·
SIL David L. ~lcl\ao, of 1311 ,s. M4ln SL, Sant& Anl'. ·
L/Cpl. Peter F. CMJacbo Jr., of 1P1
S. Center Sl, Sonia Ana. ·
The family ol Cpl jVark wu not!IJed
of his death Friday, while the Mancan
. family ieaq>ed the.YOWIJ enlltted 111an
·was miss.lo& in acitlon.a·w~k •co ahd
. death w.as cOD!b'med.lhLI week.
, Spee/4 Mangon . graduated !rom
New'port Harbor Hlgh Schoo! in 19'3,
Where he set.a 1cbool record U a~·
vaulter and lette'red in both track llid
football. enrolliDg later at Or~e
Coast College. .
He lettered In b'aclr: for O<;C,
graduated from ~re and cootln4.ed
on t.o the UDi.ver6'_ty of Arizona on a
track &cbolarihip, then entered U.S.
Anny service a year ago.
A funeral service is scheduled f.(i·
day at 11 a.m. in PacWc View
Memorial Park, with Dr. Raymon4 I.
Brabams oltioiatlng, The family ~d
m emorial contributions can be seAt to
the U.S: Olympic Committee , attention
of William E. -Bachert, New York City.
Survivors include his father Ro~rt
T . Mangan, of the Balboa Island ad·
dress, bis mother, Mrs. Jean Mangan,
of Costa Mesa, sitters Mrs. N~ti
CUrci, of Newport Beach, Susan
Mangan, of Sacramento and maternal
grandmother~ Mrs. R. s. Mac.Millan,
of LagWJa Hills. ..
Cpl. Wark was ill. the first
graduating class !rom Corona del Mar
H!llb· Scbool ln 1965, where be t.ttedd
in swimming and crosa country, ·c6n·
tinuing '"' to OCC wbere he i.tt..o<f)n
both sports again.
Afttr graduation trom OCC, he
enrol1ed at the University of Hawaii.
where he was in.Jtrumental in orianii-
ing a reading service for new student&.
His efforts won a· high commendatipa
Uom university oUiclali last June ..
"While he' was here, lie led a very
' useftd. file," said his mother. . ·cp~ Wark, wi>o •nlen!d the JIOy
Scout program when· he was eight ·~
bel!ame:an Eagle Scoirt, was a Uy&k
· racer and ·wa1···in training for the
Olympics -with top prospect• . of
making the team -before he enter.ed
the service.
The young paratrooper's body ii ex·
pected to be returned home in a w•k
and funeral services are pendillC :.at
Pacific View Memorial Park, fc-
eording lo the Wark family.
Survivors include his father Frank
\V. Wark, his mother, a brother
Walter, a sister, Mrs . oloy Leavitt, ot
Brea, and three young nephew&.
Circum stances of the combat death!!
tJf Spee/4 Mangan, and Cpl. Wark;
neither of whom was due to reb.trn
soon from tht war zane, were not
given by the Defense .Deparlrn"tlL
Record 688 Perish ·
In Holiday Traffic
CHICAGO CAP) -A record 688 par.
60ll8 were killed in traffic accident.a
acr06's the riation during the three4ay
Labor Day weekend.
The toll exceeded the pn:vious Labor
Day record of 636 set in 1966. It com·
pared with 518 traffic deaths durtn1 a
recent OO'l'lholiday weekend of the sam~
length surVeyed for comparison pur.
poses by the Associated Press.
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Shell Cities
SAIGON !UPI) -CommWU.t suer·
rillas lil<>t down three U. S. h<U«>p-
tera, 1belled two major coestal cities
•nd ambu.-i.ed an Amerlc.an convoy in
a , 1erie1 ol courrtrywide attacks an·
nowiced by Sllgon beadquomrs to·
doy.
U. S. Navy eources, meanwhile,
dhcloaed th.It the Viet Con& had
develOped a ''F11in& Truboan" roc:kel
10 times as powerful a1 tbetr 100.
pound, llx·loot l22mm rocket to
Iler.,. Seilon'• 1hlppin1 chomlel.
For th< four11l day, U.S. opolo!amao
described ground •ction as "llCht and
1<attered" following h .. vy lightlna
lut week whicl! left 4,474 Oommunists
&ad, aecordin( to South Vietnamese
apokesmen.
But the CommuniJ&\ept UJ1 a string
of small hit4nd-run aei.blrnl.
, The three downed tiellcoptera -one
in the ce.ntral hiCb}aodl, tbe 1ecand 60
milea northwest of Saigon, .and the
!bird In the Mekong Delta -brought
to 833 the number of U. S. dloppers
&bot down in South Vietnam .
spokesmen saJd .
Tbe helicopter brought do w n
.norlbwest of Saigon was oo a mi!sion
to rescue the pilots of an Air Force F4
PbantDm)lbot"down minutes earlier.
The entire helicopter crew and the two
Pbantom crewmen were oll rescued,
~e announcement 511d. ~ The shelling:s of QU8l!C Naai on the
.bbrtnern C'OMt a.nd""Nha Trang on 1be
;c"Mltral coast killed two Vietnam~e
ctvilians .and wounded 'rT, Ten roonds . Jilt Qu&f1g NP!. At leaoi 20 slamm.d
j_Qt.o Nha tr-ang , the first time in
pionths it has been &helled.
"Springing from ambush, guerrillas
•\tacked an American convoy moving
tbroo.;h tti.e fla.t\afld.s 40 m i 1 e s
n_ortbwest of Saig011. with rockets,
ril.ortan .and heavy machinegun fire,
'U'. S. headquarters laid. But the am·
~uAh backfired. ' Hitting back wttb air strikes· and
'ekillery. the Americans said they
'4;rove off their attackers, killln' 19. 't.l. S. l~s were put at one dead and
134 wounded.
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11? TROMAl1"0BTIJNE A~f rJ ..::':;':'.:r: .. RU<m
ts lh d '--oran .. eoa-;;;;. :-<>tor•.
Tbr bdnd elodiOlll -:r~•Iod for
Sept. 7 and 911otbw bond ltclinn aod
ao dt f,or ]llOv. l.
Bo !hPm. live · I districts
are _ iuW •]lfll:t 1o uh• more IN!! flS ll\tilloo1 • • . •
On ,Sipl.•17, ·0ranp st ~unlor . e -D!Jlrlet will ~o for fl.25 · lt bMdJ, FOii ' Volley E~...,. ir!ll -'8 !Won ond !"'1il!~ mllUon. l!ffdl IJ)lloa lb School
Dia ci wtn:,.uk '12 rillUl Jn bondl In
1llt dV. 5'"'1<ftl•tl0ctiori and Tustin 1JtUot. Hi&!> Will try a 52-cellt ovomda.
!JO elql tjlf bo1Jot measure,; It can •I : ) I
-"' ··-{o ~ Julllnr k;olle1• bas
a ~ trac~ record 4t . previous
defeiU. • 1 -T. Hanlinflon Beodl Hilb bond me 'fli:e• atilf fll'POSltion .
-· e F~ Valley and San Joa.
quln 1'>nd ...., .. look like food bets to
pass.
-Tustin High ha• h•d mixed
results in the pait in passing over·
rides.
Followin& ia a cap.sule analysis of
each of the: IC'hool tin11nce election&:'
Oruce Coalt Joler Celle1e -Thls
is the tint ever bond iuue for the
junior college d·is"trict which always
has operated pay-as-you.go. It has~·t
been considered. necessary before to
assume long-term tndebtednesi, but
rapid enrollment growth hu cauJed
th~ herd-pr ... od board lo try a bond
election.
The bond me.a.sure is for t7 .25
million to take eare. of buildlng needs
on the Orqe O>ast and Golden West
ampule« for the ne·xt loyr yeata.
There also is a seCond ballot pro·
position to convert an existing-JOlh-
cent overticle at no cost to the tax·
payer. The override, now rewtricted to
use for building, would become
general purpose. But trustees won't
ha\le much ua.e for the conversion if
the bond iS'Sue fails.
Approval of the t7 .25 m.Ulion in
school bonds would enable tht di.ltrict
to ~ve an additional f1 .1 million in
st.Me and federal buiiding aid. Unless
local taxpayers show the willingnesa
to bill P*'oselves tor a I.hare the
govenuneDt fun<h woil't be available.
Failure of the bond issue would
make it nec~1ary to turn students
away in a couple of years. college of.
ficiah say.
,. There ii no knovm organized op-
po&llion, but Ibo diltdct hu had a
rouJb'ttn>• ,.tunr -·~ la lhe
pool. -· In !Ilea and "'· :lkelll ovmklu filled •M tho ~vlOlll ever·
ride I• 1$&2 wiled by the bareel of martins -tliDt ,YGte.
1 1\e~ Issue will need t~a
opproval 'tor """""' w~ 1lie ...,. rla.. ;.,,qutrtd O!lll' a bare majority.
• It ·11• orilmatod' bi ·.....eim .. '\ho
bOnd ie1ue'woolil -~·-ol·• m.ooo home b6t,...., 1111 l!ld • 111e
firJt )lelt ud Jes! ••ch 1uec6ed.ln1
ye~. .. .. ~ • :,
RuU.&tn llelleli Utjo1 ~Tb•
112 mlllloa ~ re<juelt~ t1M1 Ntv. I
ballot ls · OpPOood bf' the ' Pr-1Y
0-1' -PniteCtlve·lb:iu•.
~.la a ac*1-.t-down v.r11on of a '22
mllUon b<md·P'oPoHI favored by only
40 percent of 1llt votcra last Odo,b<r,
far thorLaf.tl\6117 pm!eot needei!i
'nl< new proJ>OOitio• illcludot 11.s
rnlllioo.-fQr COD.lttuetim 'Of\ MW hi&h
&Cbool, ·'1 .nrlll1on lor "purchase of
aaolbtr buildJn1 lite. ·'1.1-t.o remOd.el
Huntinaton Beacb H1(11 • lf iL !1 re-
quired under state earttu1,uake 'Safety
standards, and leJser·amounts' lo ex-
pand Westminster Hlfh and"di!Vict
offices Ind fbr continJ~s.
According to 1ehool sptitesmen. ~e
bond ianie would not ln~ase the bond
redemption rate· above tht present M
rtn.ts per year muimilm~ However, tt
would 8xte11.d the time it will remain \t
50 cent.I. .
In any event. the tu rat.e for bonds
won't begin tapering off below 50 cents
for another three or four years. 'Ille
proposed bond issue would extend ttie
full SO.Cent levy another five Cf' six
yeus to eight to 10 years in the future
before the .r8te starts to drop.
District sehools this fall will enroll
about 13,000 atuderrtt -well over the
11,670 capacity buildings are~
for. However, by ming non-classroom
area11 as teaching 1ipace a 10-percent
overload can "be handled .
Alier ttlat th~~y _!lnhW.on i~ ~~-!,Ii.
back on the. numl:ler of school pertOOs
with students .not being able to take
elective couraee. schoolmen aay.
Enrollment -...i969 is expected to be
14.500. and 1n'l§?o up to I8.000.
School buildings, they say, take two
to two and a half yeers to 'puild.
Fountain Vallf:y Elementary -
Fountain Va.ttey bu never foiled a
bond issue in fOur elections from 1952
to the lateM. in 19M. There ia virtually
no oppo!i.~on thia time: no opposing
ar.rument will appear on the Sept, 17
ballot. -
The reason is that passage of the 18
million requested will not eff.ect the
tax rate. As the bond repayment rate
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• Navy sOU.rces, di!clo&ng the new
'"FJ.ying Trasheafl" ?"'OOet. said it was
fir.st used Aug . 30 in a lour-round at·
tack on the American merchant •hip
SS 'INnsglobe, n.ilin& up the dlannel
toY.wd. SaigonM One. a dud, was later
found by Naivy ordmroce meri.
The soorces Aid. the new Viet Con&
misailt wu nicknamed ''Trubcan"
tilecause it look.1 lilt• • trwsbcan
·mounted .top.ttie aeven-mztle motor
·of a l2:lmm rocket. Oontailling IM •
pounds "of TNT. the warbe&d is 10
times as powerful 11 the 122mm
weap(>n.
Soviets Impose Strict
Censorship on Czechs
I'
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But bttauBe of the weight, the
"SOlll'ces said. the "Trashcan" is on!y
'.3.Ccurte at 300 yards. It will be used.
the Navy MJ&peet.s. on a 11 i e d
transpOrl.I aoililll! up the 8hipping
channel Laden with war goods ud ltl.P·
plies for Saizon.
Plane With Six
Aboard Hunted
SAN JOSE, C&ll!. !UPI) -Civil Air
Patrol searchers waited for skies to
clear today before resumliig,tl)e aerial
huni f« a light plane missing with six
persons aboard.
Fifteen aircraft searched unsuc·
ce1usfully Tuesday foc the single-engine
Piper Arrrrw P A28. whlch disappeared
Monday night on a flight from
La.M.e6a, Tex., to Sall J()6e.
The plane -was piloted by Larry
Driver, 30, of San Jose. owner of
DriVeN! Trucking S t r v i c e in
Cupertino. Passengers included his
wile. Sharon, their two children. the
pilot's sister-in-law, and her cht1d.
PRAGUE fAP) -Strict censorship
rules were anneunced today as the
Soviet Union ti&btened Jt& crip on OC·
cupied Czechoslovakia. Tht architect
of CUchoskwakla's economic reform
program resigned and the foreign
m1ni!ter appeared to be on the way
out.
Deputy Pre!Jilier Ota Sik. whose
policies envisioned trade and aid from
the West to break free from depen·
denc' on .... ~e .sg~u. reaitn~d Tues·
day night, Prague "Radio reported. Jt
said President Ludvik Svoboda ac-
cepted the re11tgnation.
The Soviet government made plain It
also expect! the ouster ot Foreign
Minister Jiri Hajek. branded "11n ac-
complice of the dark forcea of reaction
and counterrevolution"' by the govern·
ment newspaper Izvestia.
The foihMing domestic censorship
rules were delivered to newspaper of·
fices. radio .and television 11tatlon1:
. -No news reports or commentarie11
on the Soviet Union, H u n gar y ,
Bulgaria, Pol!-»d and East Germany
that "could be considered a s
criticism" by these countries.
Glory~ Then De8ith
. I
Injuries Fatal to . Young Bu_Ufig/tter . .
MADRID !UPP -The deal!! of
P edro Abilio Hurtado began in the
afternoon or a buµtighter's finest
glory. It came 16 ~ay1 later with
young Pedro happily aay~s.fe would
\ "never suffer hunger again.
Jt was at the MiJ'll'flore• De L1 Sier·
ra bull ring on Aµg. 17 that Pedro, a
17-year·oid apprentlce Wlli&bter who
used the name CUrrlt.O de Gtanada,
had his seventh and last fighl
Pedro had hired th'\ flgbUna hull
pass alter pass, eecb, ~wing the buTI
closer to him. 01'1e pass wu too dose
aod Pedro wen\ doft 1 beneath tbe
buU'a stamping hooves. .
He wa.s up apin in a flub, Wl'
daunted and 1.ppcen.Uy 1 unhurt. Ke
finilhed tbo J;gbt 10 brillllntlJ lie WU
givflfl two ear1 md tbe tall fA tbe bull
-the h!g!lat ........ poulble.
Cheerlnl Ian• oon1od him out of the
ring on their 1boul~1.
n.ere. on the shoulder• of his fllll.
ln hia moment of triumph and &lory,
PedrG .. Currito" Hurtado begM'I to die.
Tht aponltlng dNlh finally came
Monday nl&111 and Pedro will bf: buried
today.
To the end, he thought he ooly had a
atoma.00 ache from eating too much.
It was that brave 1howi.ng on Au1 . 17
lh•t·iavt Pedro mooey enous;b tor de:
ceot Jotd for the ftrst time ln tms ,life. ,.
When his 11tomach began lo ,ache, be
thought it was the fine food . that did
not agre~ with hlm. '
"I've· only been eating -1:11 for a
week," he jokingly told , his1 Jrjends.
"My stornadl ill not .a.ccuatomed to
gourmet. food . What my stomach
knows very well is hunger."
P'dro had run away fro~ome 1t ~.to fOUow the rortunu Of ttte bull
nc. Jly this summer he Mid ome a
· Novllt.ero." or apprentieto fljhter. had. teven fights.
'flhen tbe stomach 1che w~ not Jt:O
. Pedro finall_y .agreed' to his
l · tnds' pleu to see a doctor. •
"I thlnt I am eating too m4<h." h• .L,!ffetically told the-i:"But I dl:litt J>Ul on any welgh\.'1
doctor• qWct.ly dla ' a
-Of tho llmllll eltlllt. Mid Pedro had bean bl!::a 111-
tiernally ever aioce the bull, 1 hoof
cooiitit him In tilt ring.
T6t: doctars decid~ to operatt.
Pedro waa on the ope:r•tinc 1-ble for
several hours and rtceived numerou11
blood. traJ111luslonA. but the doctora
r&allzed It w111 hopeless.
Aa lon1 as he wa11 eor111c\Out Pedro
believed ht would rttOV@r.
"l will never suffer hun1er 11aln,"
ht 8~d happily ln tile la1t houri of hJs
W11. "~ wW not eat too much a,.in.
But bungN' Is bad. Vrry bMt ."
-No criticisms of the fundamental
principles of socialism, of th e
Ozechoslwak Communist party. of the
other countries' parties. of the
Ciechoalovak army ahd p o I i c e .
Reprinting of critical commentaries
from abroad is forbidden .
-No arttclea inciting Czechoslova.k1
to rebel against the occupation troops.
-The terr;i. "occupant!" and "oc·
cupation" Is forbidden.
Foreign policy commentaries must
oot pojiularize th@. idea of neutrality
nor play up the .activities of the United
Nations Security Council. Only the of·
ficial viewpoint of the Czechoslovak •
government may be publt'Shed.
* tr i:r
Soviet-Czech
Arguments Get
Down to Earth
PRAGUE (AP \-11 you want a
gras! rootll dlseussion of the issues
between Soviet communism and the
more liberal variety, there's nothing
like a debatt btrtweeo a. Soviet soldier
and 1 Ciech stude!lt furiou11 at the In·
vasior. of his country.
You can hear auch .11 debate any
night in Weoceslas Square, In the
center of Pngue.
The partictpants:
For Moscow -the crew nf a Sovitt
armored car on guard ootllidt the of.
flee of a newspaper appropriately call·
ed SYObodne Slow, Jllree Speech.
Fe>( Prague-a variety of youths,
most nf them wearing blut J~ns and
1porta.lbtrtl.Jo.aod a.few ol tbeir elder11, too. . 4 • , ••
It'a.Uli'Jy J)l;imlqve 1tul!, l>ut nobody can her .acct!Md Of dodging the Issues.
"Wh,Y dtd you come here?" asks a
lottli4la.ired Ctecb boy aggre1slvely.
'"Mun·'1 a cOOfttinitvohrtfon here."
repUe1 a Savi.et prlvate of about the
stur;:,i~· 'jWe came to save you trom cae m.''
'Ha.ff you teen a n y coun·
t°eJ'11volut1'bftaritt" Ii' c 1p1ta1 i s t s
NOUltd.2' We'~ Ill locjaliat.a here. We
want our' """ -ol toelollam. W o dJdn't uk you 1o come."
"You Caechs .tlOot at u1~ Tbr.e are
4 0 • 0 O O ....,,torrevolutlonlr:I01 In
C1ec~1}0vakta."
Rude pravo, still the only morning
nv.w11paper publh1hed in P r a I u e ,
report-ed the reiignatJon of Sl'K. Rut it
11110 noted thet Ce:1tmtr Cisar. ou1led
p a r t y aecretary and another main
taraet of Soviet crlttCJsm, will travel
1oon ta Slovakia as chairman of the
Cuch Councll, tbe regional Parlla·
meal
1001 up tho tiate leu·r_,net¢ rate
will go down. Th< total will ......U M
-9nll per •JOO of u1.,..od •aluliOno. ~ool authorltiOI · qy thh Will lie
the last ev• bond lliue ln ttle district.
Thoy 1ay ll!o 18 m.lllion plu1 state aid
wW bu)' th• rtmllnln.g 11 sehoola
nMded at population saturation.
S•a Joaqala EleJDe.tary -Uke
Fouiilillri VOiley, tills i. another hou's-
lng ·tract school diltrl.ct underwritten
by at.ate buUdlrrt loaDI.
•TM ts million, Sept. 'I7 bond llsue
also Is unQppOted and the only two
prtvlous bond propoaitions have paa1·
ed with 88 and t3 ptrCtnt ~vtl.
The .money would be u'9d to build
aix to 10 new achooMI over lhe next
three or four years, du:rin1 which time
enrollmtot lhould double.
The bond lsaue, whlch might not In·
c:rease taxes at all, would, 1t worst,
cost tbt owner of .a '25,000 home is
per year, IC'tlool spokesmen a~d.
Tu1tla Union Hi&h ....,. The IChool
di.strict is asklnc for a '2-cent override
tax Increase for 1 period of ftvti years.
Jt w.u recommende<t ~ • citizens
advi11ory group and no apposition ha1
surfaced. Howevt.r, two override elet·
Orange Coast ~istricts
DAILY PILOT :t
tiol!I .uve lallod la th6 lul "'"'pie ol years with ODfl minimal one -35 amt.I
for two yeU'I -wlnniJll.
Sc boot autborltle1 aay pauage 'of the
override would bdal the dlatr1ct. up ~
the state· median fqr . "hlth ocboOI
districts Its·''-' in ,peJ>dlng on ~ ' 'Mle mooey wOUld be uted to r
cl.us sius, .add <& MVl!!Qtb period ~ •
sebool day. add new coutH•, provkl•
bet:ter Juidaoce, Jmprova ma&ntenaoc. r 11111 tqu!pment replacement. I
It would coat tile -or o1 • '30,000 t
homf about S.10 per year oD hi.e: tu I bill. sdloobnen say.
New School Rates Listed
New school tu rates were peqed in
recent week11 when thirtffn Orange
Cout area achool district& ..adopted
thelr IllM-611 budaets.
Now, with pencil and paper at hand.
you can fl1ure how much your proper·
ty tax bill for education will be during
the next 1cbool year. Find your 1chool
dJstriets on the accompanying chart,
add the rates and multiply by the
1111essecf vthJation of your property in
hundreds of dollara.
Then. by comparing eltimated costs
per pupil on ~e ~ with your
estimated tu bill, you can get some
kiea bf wMt you are-getting for your
money.
Find your 1chool distrietl on the
chart. U your home, tor uample. is in
Newport Beach, you pay taus in the
Newport-Mes• Unified and Orange
Coast Junklr College d I a t r i c t s .
Likewifle if you live in Costa: Meee. on-
ly your tu la higher because Of bond
e!:'..!;:.t:=::> ·~tt-pre-datt unlfieation.
U you Uve in HIJnt;ington Beach,
Westm.inBter. Fountain Valley or Seal
Beach you also pay taxu in tile Hun·
ti.ncton Beach Union Hi&h SchooJ
District and the Or'.{lle Coast Junior
College Diltxict.
La1una J>l'.Ol>!rty owners are in Ule
Laauna BeaC?i Unified and Saddleback
Junior College disbict.s . .San Joaquin
elementary la covered by Tustin High
and Saddl.eback and C .a p i 1 t r a n o
Unified also Is in the Saddlebeck
district.
The next atep ls to multiply the total
by assessed valuation on your pro-
perty In hundreds of dollars.
For ex.ample, if you own a $30.000
house in Casla Mesa. It probably car-
ries .an assessed value of $'7,500. Your
combined property Lax rate I unified
and junior college) l3 $.5.02. Multiply·
ing thla by 75 (number of SIOO in
t7,500 ) you arrlve at your property
tax bill for all schools thia year of
1336.:1(),
How much has your school tax bill
gone up over last year? Presuming
your asse11sed valuation hasn't chang·
Grade Level
DISTRICT Served
Est. T•-x Rate
(llMM9)
Oran1e Coast Junior CoUece .... , . . . . 13 & 14 I .57
Saddleback Junior College .........•.... , . . . .. 13 .53
Newport-Mesa Unified . . . . . .• . . . . . . •. . . •. . . . . K·l2
ed , you caa flpe tut year'• tu bill
from the chat the same way. Except
that 10 cents must ht ackled to lut
year's tu rate total for the IC!hool
diftricts you ruide in. •
The "ID cents ill a state equal.lut1on '
offset tu levied countywide. It waa 15
cents lut year but ia expected to be
only five cents this year.
Now let's 1ee what you are lfMtnl
for your money. Suppoee you live in
Coe:ta Mesa and have three ~.
one in elementary 1chool, one in hich
school and one in junior coneae. The
last coluDl!I shows tilat the coat of
educaUng your elementary and high
school atudeob, is seM eacb_ and your
junior collea:• 1tudtnt '82). All told,
then, it wlll coat cost about $2,008 to
·educate your three childrrm ~ yur.
So you can fiiure on Jetti.nl o1bout
$2,008 worth of educatl.m for the
$.136.SO you pay in taxes. That meen1
you are paying about 17 percent of ac-
tual cogt.
Find your achoo! districts and
calculate the ligurea that apply to you1
AetuaJ Rate
(1987"8)
I .M
lncreaae
(Decrtaae)
I .03
Est. ~V(.
Colt per
Pnpll
(198M9)
• 620
l,500"
Coe:ta Mesa .. . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . ·t~S 4.27 .18
.05
.33
.05
.IS
.03
.05
.IO
694
Newport Beach .. , ...... , •...... , . . . . .. . 4.00 3.95
Lai\lnl Beach Unified , , ...... , . . . .. .. .. . . . . . . K•l2 2.9a 2.&1
Huntington Beach High . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .• . . . . . 9-12 2.00 2.03
Huntington Beach City ...... , , ... , .. .. . .. .. . . K..S 2.19 2.C4
Ocean' View Elementary ................. , ... , K--8 2.31 2A.3
Fountain Valley Elementary.................. K-8 3.55 3.50
Westminster Elementary : ............... ,..... K-8 2.75 2.65
Seal Beach Elemantary ... , .•..... , ..•..... , . K-8 2.21 2.2?
San JNquln Elementary .........•........ , • . K.S 1.3.5 2-.10
TUlltin Union High ........ , . . . . . . .. . . .. .. . . . . . 9-12 1.76 1194
Capistrano Unified ............................. K·12 4.12 <l.02
•-Includes many one-time eq>t'nditures during first year of operation.
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family pastime.
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OUR ALU"'INUM WINDOW
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FIAIUllNG 11 STUNNING DKOUTOR COLOIS FOi YOUI SRKTION.
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11 Ponland ore .. havin( • r1tlle-111ako lnva;lon! Last weekend,
Gent Sh-ldlleoj a two-foot paci·
fie rattler in the backyard ol his
home. Monday, less than a block
away. R•ymoncl. Hank• •nd·a friend kllll\I another rlllf.ION1ak1. n isn't
kn""t ·q1t n0w 11!1 11~es, llOI ~· IO ll!t Ntlflld area, (ot,
tbo8. •
)flu Cllllt8"1l<. ~ '°""!ti SM"!" r,,.,.;u, ...,. , plaid Mt ... •Al ,.,y.
-f•i !M' 111'-t A.,.,.., P.,.ont
i• Alloftlle Cily, N.J., QI, 1 .. oti !lie,.
on ;oi~d with 48 other reaistranU in
preperattoti · for t~ beaUJlf ntrava·
• OOftlG scheduled to f4k1 .place this
weJe. T~ fin.al.! are 1l4ttd to take
pl&Of o!oturdav and will be televised
111!iMloll~· ' •• Flrt Chief F. ~. McK .. I, of Wal·
stonbure •. N.C.,. who is also a special
illvtstigator, eumined the ~ls
folllld near a Ql\l'glarized sl\lt of
!ht local post ott;ce and told otl\er
i..nvtstigators, ''Tbese tools belong
to 111•." A cheek of the tool •~•d ~ JlkKeel's !amt showed that it,
too1.had been broken into.•
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J, four0pound, 10...unce ba~Y, 1irl
w11 found early MOMay Oil' !Jie
dootsteps of St. Muy's Hospital in
Ririe, Nev. The Sisters named her
Mary Laber Day. •
.t ftrl wearing ~ti a. bra ~r()Ve
in&o a 11rviof 1W.tton ui Bruton,
fliflolld. alld Ol'dn•4 five gal·
ION al 040. lllol!•• atlflldonCs
'lid •~• 411ptmllt/ """ • -Pl• d'llillf out \., ololhi"l! ,.Mo~ ~<WI btf11 1 ..... ed bv o 1.0. d«tt ihund.«rstorm.
• • II look a PQllCemJ!I, Uie fire de-
partment and an a.rum.al control
of.llctr lo 4ilPC>•IHI five skupks
from an aparlment hOuse she4. in
PitUburgh, Kan. Patrolman Steve
M•rahall tossed a tear gas _grenade
in t,beir direct.ion. The sktfil.ks vol-
leytd btok. Vent!leUnt fan• !It the
apartment house picked up the
futntJ. It's seven residents, caught
in the e1ossfire , beat a hafty re-troat. St1v1 lorry, animal ~ntrol
olflctr, l!nally trappt\I !JI• 11cunk1. ·
Fim11en pumped out !JI• bui!dinf
with an f.1dlault fan fO re1idents
coll!d rtlurn. 1'!or$hlll and Berry
threw away tJl•ir clol.h!nc.
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Conventions
Steer Clear
Of Chicago
OHlc:AClO (UPI) -~cqo, IUD •llWilAI hill 11\o mtelltl:&Uan1 oC llOllot octlan dllrinl lllf wlolc'• l>tn1<1;rat>: Nlllonal C<inv•lloa, 1111)'
ftol lllt nipem111lon1 for 11 leut Uvt mare )'tars.
Altboulh <lilly two -1'1· 1>o111
large, are changing their convention
site to prote&l police handlinl ol
de.monstraton last week, cthlrl hJW
vowed not to hold convention• 1'eN in
the f<reseeable f\lturet. Over th6 ; .. w.,\:end ' the Am erk an l'm~CJI A11ocia~on's pl!i•IAJ °' ·10.0GO P.11<11ol•llis\1 ii Sill !'rlll-cisco witied tG Cancel a convention
s~ed. here for next year. The
~Oii . Soc!Qloeical Asso.:ia~on.
Mttll!!i QI· J!oll• ll tl!t -· llnlo, •d~ a reoellll!M ... ldllf flllltf
ol!ff lor !lo m"11>11• IOhe<tuled llere' ' tn 1111t, 1m .. d 1rr1.
~4lwi9'1! H11111llllll Aot~oo
!Iii<! 'l'linW'. It "'' 1'1m""4 ~ l\Mll a dvo:YNr b011 on Oll n&lloilal
Md r,Jitllll 111..unp flt lilt city oJ Olii:~" !'.!l('u](ed. •Iii,,. '"1'1" to lcil!Glv •ult:' · 'nte A!nerlem lllmilciil Auoelallm
WO. hll q;pi'jlnil · l;Ol!Com 1v'1' haldior 111 -vont11X1 l!<ro, but op· parenfly 11&1 w..n no · jlCUoll, 't'l!trt
IMY be otl\erl 1111 lo b4 ~ll'd tflm .
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dtr-ol the ~o OollY&OUotl Blll'!ill wlll<ll ts rel1)lil\lllll1' I«' a~
tnoti!ll netr!r ha~ a~ dolllrl • r..w lll C011Vllillon ~q 'aid Tut•· lltY tl!t rtaotlon WN' .P\\l'llY , lftlO-UClllll. ' , ·
Sanden1on said the buff1u· b.cpd te
ftloe\ w\th l(lllll oJ lilt llfotjifcllVe
-and oonvlllot tllei!l lll•y "'1>111'1 npl QIOYO li>OJ" ..Uvili .. to iftOd!or cl•
ty. . '!
"U ~is a :protest, aad this is what
it appeais to be, then what we want to
do 15 te meet with these people and
discuss' it," tie said.
IU! Hid th• amount Q{ protoot wu on!y·allou\ ~percent. "Tiit other 97
pereeql wllo will )e m .. tinf )lere Md
soci~lb arl hwruW.1ts eon· ventlon city, should al~ ~ lleard
from," S~nderson said.
Police Car Hit •
By Bullets in
Seattle Incident
' SEA'l"l\.E (Al') -Two lllo\1 .nlt ·a
pop .. palro! oar OI it 11\SWll't(\ l Oall
to i,nveit.iig;ale a tifbt in Seattle's
~derrUnailtly Nt,1n1 oet14!al .,.,
e..iy -,., The twe efliev• m tM ear, E. L .
Gordon an4 D. E. Severance. were
unbw1.
"W< 101 a coll ...... , a ·liiht <t 3<tll
and Pike.'' Cleriall rtporle<t.
"When wt gal near tilt tnttntat.ion it appeared they opened up ~ MUI
oidoi of Ult street It sOQll1!ed Utt
lbout Ii rounds were fired, We just tu'
lllt tlo<ll< 1!11! drove on lhr•Utb·"
'ft\.t)' ftoppfd l\t car one block
fartller °"• II~ Miii I'll!•· .
Several qfll•r '"* ev• hurried to the scene. MKt offictr• ea foot se-arch·
ed cm aldt: ...idential area, ~
shrubd Ind trees · supply consider Ml• .
cov~.
An abaQ<toned gasoline station at
:Wtb' and ·Pilce was eltamirled. Officers
ttio\Wlt It -l\•vo ile'"I Ill• pl•o• wtttre 1eme Jtlhe .-hota were firei!t .
One .of \II• bullet. graztd 111• le!I
froot lender of th• Pol:OI oar. The
other •""<:k t:tie rilbt trQnt tire an~
punctured lt
Officers found a large-caliber rifit
11\tll, two short .30-cZlliber shells, an
U:Mpe'nt l!botgun Shell and an empty
;io •. 30.,.libtr 11\•ll bOx in bu ........ ,
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Restrictions on Five ~,o~A,. ~pO ·~. ~1,·
WAi!llN,GTQN (Ul'U -Th• 40 for carrlm 111<1 •ifht •it. tum. would "' k tl\e first , e . ; fed!lial
l"tdwal A. v I • Ii 0 • A~milli1tra~O!' Th< F Ali ll'lltdultd • 1!\11>\i< b-tftc i•.,,.1'11!11 t 1111t llll!lll .. ' Ir
(l'"M), ip a )ill ta nte alr tn.tftc cM· Sept. 2S on ._. )'l'OJMll~ rule, wtltcfl Cl · U nte ftr aut . u ·
aeollon Olld llllht t1tlay1, today pro-• •
poatd lhlfP reductions iP the nqmber
•I flllilll illo Now Yor~. Wallillnfl ..
and Olle.,. llld vlr9llllY ,iaotd ~·•
crowdtd airports off li!nltl to J!l'ivalt
plaP<•.
Th• proposed rule would l.intjt~ew
Yorll'I Kennedy Airport, which \ow
hand\es up to 12.8 Uights per hour, to
60 1n hoW', 70 of which woul4 be
re~ed for scheduled airliners and
fiV'8 for .air t.axls. Under the rule, anly
scheduled airliners could use Kenne'dy
fnlnl I to I p.in.
t.a<l\w'dla A!rpoft w o u I d be -restrteted te 80 lllgbt$ per ~(KU', .u, ...
oludinl !llor ioht®ltcl *"" Ol!4 •ix' for alf lull. Newatli'. ~ ti••
w•uld be l!mlll<I te IO l!illitl •• hour.
wioth 40 for sctiedul~ glan'ies and 10 fer
.Sr tJpi1, ' ..
Clllc...,·, Q'H.,., tl!t 11 • t I •~' •
t>usl..t alrl"'fl ~eh hu handled up
to 217 flig!!t.. Mr hour. would be ra·
tiooed to 135 including 115 f&r tehedul·
ed ·airliners and 10 for air Wis.
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Ullliltd to !O llifl>!I IA bOlll illeludi!ll
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<BANDWAGON AWAITS -Rounding UP' a member or tw•r the
. Grange Coast League &f. Women voters is Mrs. Donald Murphy
(right), membership chairman, who has las~ Mrs. Russell
• Yamaga. AJready converted is Mrs. Robert T. Lilly, (left) who
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shows some· reading material to Mrs. Yamaga in order to con-·
vince her to attend one of. the membership coffees Sept. 18 in Bosta
Mesa or Sept. 19 in Corona dei Mar.
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Campaign
Opening
W,iUJ gavels pounding and slogans still echoing from
now-empty convention halls, members of the Orange
Coast League of Women Voter& will bring their n e w
season to order.
A convention-al membership coffee to launch t h e
busy election-year schedule and to incr~se the mem·
berslrip roil call will be staged We<!n .. day, Sept. 18,
in Costa Mesa and-Thursday, Sept. 19 in Corona del
Mar.
Campaigning fur the Orange Coast League will be
Mrs. Betty Lilly, member of the Newport Mesa Unified
School Board and league member, wbo will talk infor ..
mally with prospective .members at each coffee.
In telling wby a woman should elect to join the
League of Women Voters, a non-partisan group, Mrs.
Donald Murphy, membership chairman said, "The rea ..
sons are as varied as our myriad activities but ttiere
is a common denominator mdt.ivatine_ most women who
join. That is civic concern, eagernes.t to know mo ~ e
about government and how, it works' and the-desire to
act. They also love the stimulating discussions that
are commonplace at every league meeting."
Both coffees will take place from 1 to 2:30 p.m.
The Sept. 18 gathering will be in the Costa ldesa home
of Mrs. Jarob Chapman and the Sept. 19 meeting will
take place in the Corona det Mar borne of. Mrs. J. R.
Longley .
Anyooe interested in attending is asked to call Mrs •
Murphy at 1142-3783 or Mrs'. Spencer Olin at 548-42.18.
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1 Offi~ers' Wives Say Welcome ..
ENLARGING GREETING -Blowing up balloons with welcome written on
them to symbolize the spirit of the Welcome Coffee are three members of
·the Officers Wives' Clu b of the Marine· Corps Air Station. El Toro (left to
.. right), Mrs. George Kiraly Jr., Mrs. D. V. Stowell and Mrs . E. G. Trapp, who
g completes her task with gusto. The event will take place Sept. 10.
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Begimling their social ae4
tivtties fol" the Y'l• with a
Welcome Coffee will be the
Officers Wives' Club of the
M"ariDe Corps Air station at
FA Toco.
The event will be staged
at l~ a;m. 'I'uesd:a.y, Sepl 10,
ID Ille Offk<r&,lllub. An in· ·
-teroadooal ttieme bu been
dlooeo ODd, -will be prbed in costumes fr o m
many countries,
Tab~ exhibiting bollbies,
activities, tbe propo&ed pro-
grmns and trips, Red Cross,
Navy Relief' and Well Baby
cllnic will be set up in the
. lobby.'
No reservations will be
necessary for the firfit. event
sponsored by the E~utive Board ·-· H~. ::G.ar,'k=. ·~~e;
H. Ad&.ll'$, Martin'B.'Roosti,
Williem M. L\Diin,• Stanley
V. Titterud1, Kenftelh E.
Huntingtbn, Eugene A •
Wailes, 'W, W. Eldridge , W.
L. Beach, G.H. Albers,
Robert F. Wai-ren, R. J.
Graham, Kenneth W.
Carlson, Calvin D o u d n a ,
Robert :!I, J<!lpSoo, A.O. "
Froman and Jo&eph G.
Chudiimkf.
Actfv.e board members
are ·llle .MJneo. Miltoo M .
• ~ ~~ ~I Folter, Jack L. ·SIO!ib.,., Robert L. T!iiier), Virgil D. 01..,n . 'WaJte?· Sienko, Don
Willi~. Don D o u g 1 a 1 ,
&bert Teller, John T. Zych ,
I . F . Kenyon, ll"Jchael J .
Fibich. Morris W. Lutes and
·Waiter L. Huber.
• Hot Dog, Th ey're Mo ~ing !
Bahia Cori nthian Yacht Club members pile th eir
famous travelling hot dog wagon high for it's move
Sept. 1. to the former Richardson's Yacht Anchor-
age Property in ?tewport Beach. Jack Bostwick
(left) and his wife (far· right) give an assist to Port
Capt. and Mrs. James Gamer, wllo beaded up a big
moving gang of happy yacht club members. The bot
dog wagon will still move around, however, despite
the fact that it now has a beautiful new home.
Diminutive .. -Duo Shrinking Pro.bl ems Are Growing
: i DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a 14-
jear~ld girl who used to be very
•avy. I got tired of being called Baby
Sippo ond Lardle and decided to do
1>mething about il I went on a diet
i:id Jost 25 pounds. The weight lou
&Bs improved my looks 100 percent
Ind now I bate to think about the days
fben I was fat. So why do people keep
~mindiq: me! .
: Grownups who haven't seen me in a
JOn,g time say, "My, but you loot SO
*1.uch better!" Or. "-Row much weight
G.id you lose altoge,ther?" It em-
barrassea me to death when a per'Son
4nds a conversation with, "Keep up
the good work ," or some dumb thing
lll<e lhot. I jnlond to keep up UM! good
work and r aon't need to be told.
Please pri.ut thia letter for all ex-fat-
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ANN LANDERS
ties and tell people we don 't,wlnt to be
reminded of the put. It makes us
·&shamed and embarrassed. -
TOUCHY GIRL
DEAR GIRL, Yw might feel 1 II~
Ue leu touchy after readln( the next
Jetter :
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I used to
be qu.ite heavy. Last spring my doctor
put me on a diet and I lost 2'2 pounds. I
~k 10 ~ars younger and have more
energy now than I have had In years.
Yesterday I attended 11 church social
and saw several wortlen I had not seen
since May . Not a &ingle perton men-
tiooed a word about my wotght lolo. l
know they must have noticed It
because I wear a size 12 now insb!ad
ol a 16, and these women are not
blind. Why are some folks so mean? I
went to that meeting ft'!eling like a
million dollars and came home reeling
like two cen~.1 -SATISFACJ'JON DENrED .
DEAR SAT : One wom110'1 com-
pllmeai IJ tbe nen wolb.10'1 ln1ull
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Some day1 It doe1n 't pay to fet out of
bed In the mornlnf .
DEAR ANN LANDERS: How c;!an
parent! unspoil a couple of spoiled
brats? We made the mJstake of listen-
ing to too many ao called experts on
chUd rearin1. We let our kids erpress
themselve1 to the polnt where now
~ are afraid to express OURSELVES
for rear of being tokl off.
My husband and I are Intelligent
people who have gone by ~e book and
lost our own · common sense. Our
children h.pve no respect (or authorl·
ty. They Ignore u~ and do as they
pleue. Tht!y act as lf the world is
divided Into two warring facUons -
parents and children.
Is it ever too late to start? lf not,
how do we J.O about getting control of
kJd1 who are out of control? Please
answer this letter in the paper. I'm
sure there are thousands of equally
bewildered parents who would ap-
preciate some help. -BESIDE
OURSELVES
DEAR BESIDE' How old ue Ille
•polled bnb? AN dley a and S, I and
ti, or 15 and 1'1t Yoa.r que1doa II com-
parable to a1klq: 11 pby1ldan tf a
dllea1e 11 cur1•te:. without teWD1 blm
IHlw lone yon'vt had It
A 1polled br.t, Ike a Itta ratb, ii
easltt to set oliler eoatr.1 U yoa catcb
M In tbe ewl7 ti11N.
If JOUr klde an u yeah of •P Of' • ' .
oldt-r vou are &ola& te need IOme oat-
oldt help. Ari """'I nped m1sle. II
doesn't alwayt won. But U'• worCb
the U'):.
. . ' Alcohol is no 1bortcut to social 1ue-
ce11. U you think you have to drink to
be accepted by yoar friends, get the
facts. Read "Boote and Yqu -For
Teen-agers Only," by Ann Landen.
Send 3.5 cents in coin and a Iona:, seU·
addressed, •lamped envelope witb
your request.
Ann Landert will be f1ad to htlp you
witl'I your problems. Send them lo her
In care of UM! DAILY PILOT, enclO.·
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Getting ~ird • Hand
DEAR .NANCY : I'm lookl.l!f for a
quiet littlt dinner for two wblch I .,..
,.,,,· cook: Jn my bacbtlor'1 pad. I k n o w
a cute 11bird"· I'd lib .to entertain.
I'm willing. to
tackle more · than
a lllealt dinner, but
I need a dish I can
prepare abead of
time. SWINGER.
DEAR SWING·
ER: _U you want
to play a wolf in
chefs clothing, for·
get it. No girl
wantl to work oU
a good dinner run·
ning around the -·
" entertaining, there are dellcieus dln·
nat you can prepare ahead and lhn·
ply rtlheat. TblJ one arrtvts to the
iabla u ~ u it you had a Japan· et•· bou,aeboy. It wlll insure your rep-
utation aa a man of tbe world -and
tilt •kUlot. '
POIJLE'l' MORENGO
l %\>-pound chicken, cut into ..,...
Ing p!ecet
4 tablespoom olive oU
4 tablespoons butter
\!o cup flour
I teaspoon 1alt
\0 IHlpoc>n pepper
I ~dried tMragon
l cup dry white wine
l cup canned tomatDes
1 clove garlic, minced
6 mushrooms, sliced
' Sag.ittarius: Coptrol-
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THURSDAY,
SEP'l:EMBER 5
By SYDNEY OMARR
"1be ·w1ae man controls
his de3tiny . . . AstroloSY
Polnbl the wey:"
ARIES (March 2l·AprU
li): During o&rnooa hours
you may find y o u r·I e~t f
clo<eted in . meeting./ Ex-
press yourself. Don't be in·
timidao.! by-..,....,11<> really
is a paper tiger,
TAURUS AI1!'U 20 · May
20): Today yoU are gratliied
at exp~ssion o f ap·
preciation. F r I e n d s are
spotlljbted -·10 are hopes,
wilhes. You are 1purred to
greater effort because you
feel needed.
ceed to anravtl at slow
pace. Day rfilp~sents a
testing portod. U yoo rush
or paaic, you Jou. IC
mature, patient encl wise.
you emerge with profit and
wisdom. -
CAPRJOORN (Dec. zi.
!•n. 19): Accent on short
~y. Day to review
1deu .. Don't be &fraid. to
change your mind. Creative
thinking demands !bat yoo
be flexible. -Message from
close relative · deserves at·
tention.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): U observ.ant ydU c9uld
make \'Wuable 'discovery.
Day to add to _possessions.
Throw out matiocrity, You
are wortQ more than you
may think.
PISCES (~el>. IS.March
20): You sparkle
. ! Rinse chicken ln cold water and dry with a paper towel. Heat olive oil and
butter in a large frying pan ovtt'llledium heat. Dredge chicken in flour 1euoned
with salt, pepper and tarragon. Cook the chic.ken in the oil and butter until golden
brpwn, Remove chicken from frying pan and put it in a casserole.
GEMINI {Moy 2l·June
20): Perceive meanings of.
sUbtle nuances. Means read
between the Jines -&tudy
fine print. Promote your
own interests . Others may
promi:te, but you must
follow through.
personalify intrigues and at·
trects . Your sense of
glamor, mystery-are ac~
cented. PUt yourse l f
forward -retuse to take
back seat. You are a winner
todoy.
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GOOD DAY· FOR PICNIC.-Tesling the weather and the softness of the grass
at Newport .Jlhlnd Park In preparation fw the Newport Island Women's Asso-
c1&1iot,', plcruc are Cllree memben of. the group (left to rigl!t) the Mmes. Carl· ~.~ Bishop, Harry Hulburt and. Mable Wilkins. The event will take place Sat·
w u&y, Sept,, 7 at 4 p.m.'
Add the remainlng fiour in whl~ tile chicken w-as dredged to the remaining
oil in the frying pan, 1tir and add the wine. When the sauce is smooth.and thick,
pour it over the chicken, add the canntd tomatoe11, garlic and sliced mushrroms.
Cover the casserole and cook in a 350-d:egree oven for .fO minutes. Before
serving, sprinkle with chopped parsley. A pilaf ill ideal to serve with th111 poulet,
and for 1 vegetf>le. tiny peas. The Poulet Marengo can be made a day in advance
if you want. -
What's uour cooktng predicament? Send it in and see if we can cook it!
While we can't personallt1 answer all your letter.!, those letteri with the most
entert4ining or pntintnt culinary probUm8 will be published in this cotumn.
Stnd ~our lttter& to WHAT COOKS? c'o THE DAILY PILOT.
CANCER r.rune '21.July
22); Fav<>rable lunar aspect
today C'Oincides wttb ability
to reach beyond immedi-ate
environment. Means you
can communicate through
writing, creative endeaVU's.
E~arge horizons.
LEO (July 2:l·Aug. 2'Z):
Much today appear.s to be a
my~ry. You may have
rome dilliculty penetrating
layers of pretense. Know
this and be patienl Some
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BIRTIIDA Y you are a
n a t u r • I communica_lor
writer, teacher. You an at~
tracted to 1fields 1uch as
photography -a·nd
psychology, Before year is
over you will make 11el!·
tiscovery of value.
DENCIES: Lunar pdlsition
.GENER.\L TEN· 'Doggoned Good Day'
.To Feature Picnic
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DENCIES: Lunar position
favorable for fbhiog. Cycle
hlgb Int PISCES, ARIES,
Special word to SCORPIO:
be <lf'iginai -take a chance.
JUDGE SUMNER
Gunt Spe•ker
Narcotics
Briefing
Scheduled
The monthly I u nc beo n
meeting at the Balboa Yacht
Club will f e a J u re a
discussion or narcotics by
Judge "Bruce Sum n er ,
presiding judge of Juvenile
,. Cotn't in Orange County.
The luncheon wlll begi11
with a 11ocial hour at 11:30
a.m. at the organization's
clubhouse.
Judge Sumner al.80 is
chairman of the California
Constitution Revision Com.
mlJaion. It is his hope that
all parent.I will be<:ome
aware of tbe tremendous
problems !acing young peo-
ple today, especially their
constant bombardment with
oppcrtunities: to a c q u 1 r e
narcotics.
I nte rn ationa I
Feast Staged
~ "international" luau
will be ""'eel by tile Orange eoonty aanese Social Club tor ,_,_. and gu-.
Dr. and Mr<. Lock Goe
Dint have offered tll<iT San·
ta Ana home for the party
settmg, pl fee1ivitiei will
befin ol 6 p.m. &may, sept. & .
Exotic d!8bes from
Polynas tan, Cbinese,
Jeptmese, Kocean, Spanish
andF'rmdlruiJllneMllbe P1--"'1 by lbe "'"'1llOt
teciioo, a n d Polynell{an aiterlainmeol '"'1 be pro-
Vlded.
~ .. .,. 0001· m-irit Mr. ..., IV'.r1.
EchNld -<I I • a I -·
OC Single Bees
11lt -ml fourih . Fridar of lbe lllOllll Or..,.
Collnly Sinll• -gaiber
in °* Sc!llod, Garden CrOYe. ~ bolln ol I
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A J:>ocgooed Good Dey
will be Ille theme of the
ruting In N..,.,.-t l>land
Parle ""'1<d by Newport
Island Woman's Auxiliary
Sept. 7.
Hot dop, chili dogs allll
sauerkraut dop will "be
. featured m the mm1 with
, potalx> cbips, sol! drink& and
• desserts.
Eot'ertainment for t h e
evfl1lt whlcb iJ schedUled to
begin at 4 p.m . will be pro.
vi~ by the Misses Debbie
MebJMU', Robin Metzleur
and OOmi.e Myer1. Music
for dancing has been ar·
ranged by Mrs. William
Smitll.
Chairmen for U1e event
will be the Mmes. Warren
Cline, Harry Hulburt,
Howard Dean, Jack Wilde,
C&rlton Bishop, A r t h u r
Miller and Mable Wilkins.
Idand residents a n d
friends are illlvited to this
annual ' ' g r e e t your
neighbor" event. Th o s e
wtsilinr to donate dessert,,
services or for further in·
formation call Mrs. WOOam
Melcher, chairman ol. the
!eland Auxiliary at 673-4658.
Peering Around
Travelers Entertained
MR. AND MRS. LEO too w1l1 spend three wee~ Auxiliary of, tne Orange
Rovin. of ~ta Mesa are ..inJ;tie Iron Curtain countries O:iunty Podiatry Asoocia·
entertaining Mrs. Rovin's oo the. invitation ol two top tion.
sisrer and her husband , N".r . Soviet women 's groups. The Lekawa5 plan to
and Mrs. John Leonard of The non-political tour will reside in Huntington Be<:.(!h,
h FalkLand Islands. include meetings wi th ·.vhile Santa An.a is the home
The visit.ors' .,home is a wom81l educators, fashlon selected by ~ Wil.sons .
remote, isolatea is I a n d designers, docto~ and
IJ'oup on tbe edge of the An· career worfien a.nd tours of MISS ANN HARVEST,
tarctic oft the coast of homes, S<:ihools, factories. daughter of Mt . and Mrs.
Argemina. "They ~ve a art muaeum9, churches and Helge Harvest of Costa
unique society,'' said Mr6-. palaces. Mesa, was graduated
Tri-Teens Sponsoring
Poolside Fashion Show
Leonard, "tht.re is very lit-magna cum laude, from
Ue crime and no poverty. ARR IVING families of Woodbury College in Los
Becau.se the popuia'tlion is poQiatri6ts, Dr. Lyman H. An~les in August.
smd, mly 1,200 in the only Wilson and Dr. H e n r Y A fa.shiOn major, she is
1nwD and a 1,000 more aeat· Lekawa. were hooored and now employed. as 'a designer-
t.end over the other islands welcomed by the Women's for QWfornia Look.
oo sheep farms, everyone is -----'----------------!
taken care of. 'Ibe people
are of Britisb background.
Many have settled there
el~ as whaler11 or as vic-
tlml of shipwrecks."
B a ck-tcHicbooi fa&hions
will be modeled It Ille
poo!Ado _,,, -"'
by tlJe HlllllinC!on ~
Tri·Teem, Jlllior AuDllary
of tile Hwitillgton Beach
Junior w ....... Club.
The benellt fllr the Utile
Brother$ and Si1ters
Orphanage in Mexico will
take place in the Huntington
Beach home of the Frank
Turni>ullo Friday, Sept. 6, at
2 p.m.
Em...lainmem will be of·
flored by Cindy Turnboil,
llawallan and Tahitian dan·
alng, llDd -bd.et by Gayle Dabne)o llDd Suzi Hor·
rwa. o.cu .. .,._.,. • are b e l a 1
Decembe r
Wedding
Planned
Mn. Mildred Meeok of
Lynwood """""'1<ed the
eng a gement of her
da~, Janke M""'1k to
ADeu K. Kriz, fJOn of Mr. am Mr<. Ar111ur Krlz of
Newport Beach.
The ~·to.be is a 1964
graduate Of Lynwood Higti
Sdlool and now i8 att.endi!l'g
Cali:fornia State College ~
Long Beach, working
toward her etmnentary
teaching cr'ede«W. She is
employed by the City of
Lynwood's Recreation an<i
Park& depa.rtmenf.. I
Her fiance moved to
CBYJomia trom Illiflolll eight
y e a rs ago and ifaduated
from Cal State Long Beach .
He now 111 teedling and
coaching at Hosler Junior
H\gll School In Lynwood.
Tbt -. will "*' P!Ot:< Doc. 21 la Tfinity
Four1quare QJurdt
Ljnwood. '
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pl8Med by .Kathy Morris
and !Ula DlilJnur wl>lle Tcnl
Amann l 1 Nlrelllment.
dla.lrmen. S e r v i n c as
bolt!!I N will be Kadly
Patrick and Su z a n.n e
Puoola.
Modeling fublooo from
the Wet Seal in Huntington
Center will be Junior aux-
lki'ary members Ann Dildon.
Suzanne Pemin;tan, Jane
Seymour, Mary Marquez,
Qirjg Crock~ and Cheryl
Finch while Shmi Jensen
will cOmmentate.
The benefit 18 _, to tile
~ and ftcketa at '1.%5,
Jl'lrdmed from m""""'• er by ealJlnf .!.1i.H Dillon,
ticket cbalrmaa, at 1136.oot3.
Tourl&tl, however, are
begjming to diloover the
.islmdl, • place -.e wild
life can be observed in a
natural atate. J
"We have great ad·
m.m.tion for the Falkland
Islanders,'' Mrs. Leonard
sa)'5. "They man&ge to live
happily in one of ~ win-
diest ~ i>n eerth. 'llley
are not afraid ot work. They
bake bad -in stride." The Leonards moved to the
Falldirxb to represent !be
Balla'[ Fat\IJ.
MRS. CLAUDINE GUNN
of OorODa de! Mar will join
65 other buaiMsa, pro-H B TOPS OO's i..s.ione1 onc1 conmrnruty
leedm for a unique venture
TOPS 00'1 of Huntinltoe in pe<>onal diplomacy in<ide
Bead:! meet every 'llnzrsday the Soviet Unon a n d
at 9:30 a .m. in tbe Cofn. Eastern Elll'ope to enable
mw1ity M'flthodist <llurch, women from Eut and WMt
Huntin8ton Beach. Mrs . to get acquainted. ·Mrs .
Howerd Simon at 968-1719 Gunn b personnel diN<tor
will answer q u e 1 ti o n s for R>obifleon'11 in FMhion
regarding memberships . Jsla.nd . She and her delega·
j --~--
make d inner a
dra matic d eparture
in May Co's Terrace Room
Enjoy a new ele91nce in dinin9
pleesur• while you shop. E:xc•ll•nf
food, served in • cherming efmo•·
phere w ith chempegne, +e or
b••r if you wish. Otnn•r is ••rv•d
5 nights e w••k, Mond•y through
Fridey until 8:00 p.m. Luncheon
••rved deily.
T •rrece Room , upper level
rna.y co touth cout plua. aan dt!!fO ftoetwa.Y at
brtltol, eo11ta JT181 : !W&-9.121. 6'15-3418""-thop
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VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 2'Z):
Stress on pa~rs . legal
documents. Realiie you are
responsible for your own ac·
tions. Heed rules, regula·
tions. Arrive at TU o re
mature understanding with
m~, partner.
Ebel! Unit
Hits Trail
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 2'Zl '
Health, job, basic policies
art acCented. News of. a
·rekrtive :taking .a· journey ·
could be one of day's
highlights. Key is to main·
tain steady pace -avoid ex·
cess.
The Tra~ Section of the
Newport Ebell Qub will
visit the Mother Lode Coun·
try. Mr!. Raymond Htrnu;,
chairman of the section, will
lead a group beginning
Saturday. Sept. 7.
SCORPIO (Oot. 23·Nov.
21 ): Good moon aspect to·
day coincides with love,
relatims with children, ex·
pen~in& of creative
energies. Be flexible.
Analyze y o u r emotions.
Choose quality over tinsel.
SAGIITARIUS {Nov. 22-
Dec. 2.J.): Events may pro-
The itinerary will include
visits to Sacramento,
Placerville, Nevada Qty,
Reno, Virginia City and the
Lake Tahoe region.
Travelers plan t.o s~ a
replica of_ the Cartwright
heme on the Pooderosa
Ranch, as it hi seen on the
television show ''Booanza ."
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It's Not a
' What was au that dlli:\lna: at Sa4dl~ack Jlll11or ,:;z College last week •bout a~uA:Ode? ·'
· ·· ~llan.s Vogel wam9l11oreqlllre that 1tudents
.'""."'not outrace public decency by t h·e l r appearance or
·l ! m~ ~:~i::1:::~ ~:: ~o':~'io unruly beerds
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as opposed to a neat goatee or mustache. Albert Ein-
IUi.n might have had trouble. His hair looked Uiliuly,
b!s dress casual. ..
_ Perllapa the llchool needs a dean of fashion, to ad-
juillcate the nuances ol grooming. OI coune, unUorms
would eJlxnJnate all gueas work.
But ~ybe the problem (ii there really is one) will
•. be oolved if everyone Involved in the proud and &tgnifl·
cant effort of launching Saddleback-mcludlng the first
students as well as the trustees-Can concentrate on
the idea that Saddleback is not supposed-In be ·a two-
year extension of high school. It is the flrsl two yean
of college.
There i& a difference.
Responsible, f.onsiderate
It should be a swinging affair.
The Laguna Beach Youth Council is sponsorin' an
end~f-summer street dance for the young set Friday
on Forest Avenue.
It is the group's only street-dance this summer.
They've handled it by the book. City Council per·
mission has been obtained.
: d••den'lhe noise. A rope fence will be hung U.m parj<·
Ing meters to keep the young folk and thetr shOjl iQles
oil building frontages .
There is even to be an egg c a r t o n barricade to
muffie sound which might disturb a nearby telephone
answering service. .
The .poillt is, the youngstets have shown res_pcnat..
'bility and consideration for others in piannfii& the .
dance.
Raiden!& of the area should ~procate by show·
lng forl>earance U tempted to complain to police.
For a Bright Christmas
PIAns ~: decorat~.Laguna Beach with a FMlvlil oJ!
Lights during lhe YuJe season should be welcomed.
Laguna residents ,have traditionally come through
with a blaze of qirtstmas ligbting color. The decora-
tions and home lilblinl: make the hills twi.1!k!4 With color. ·~ .. \.
William Mccready,' Cham~r ot Commerce,~
mas llghfu1g chairt!j~ Will also be working 'tb fti In
make· the !igbling" ram a solidly-back"'), piojec!,
Qf the busine>s commqnrty. ~ "~ '
Lll(htlng material&':will be available at eo-s t for firms !hat plan to light !Ip. ·
Additionally, Christmas scenes are to be ereded a(
the three entrances to the town and a 40-foot Christmas
tree will reign at the fQOt of Brriadway. ·L.: •
. The pt'oject cer\ainlrfl.eserves community su~ to help make Laguna a brigbt star in Orange
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Policemen will be on duty. So will adult chaper•
ones. The bands will be aimed toward the ocean to help ~ule decor. 1 . "
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fubliclnquiry
--. Ii-Needed .
Clfl~GO -Much more than a
cloMd Jl'BI Uiv~stigation ts needed to
e~~ the ugly sides of the outrage
In Cbicago. What ii needed i'IJ a
thorough public Inquiry to tell It Uk• It
was~ wncl not the way the American
publk beard It from G<ne .McCarthy
or A1a-Ribicoff. . -T6i.,..._Jiruta1 reaction or me Chicago
po.Ji!=!t-in respons,e to ample pro-
f'~ by organized and disciplined
~-~ demonstrators involves mahy
dUtermt aspects of what Is wrong In -Aiiitif• today. Vice Pres i dn1·-
ll~y called for an FBI Jn.
~n. What is needed is a
te~taUve public commission to
eU.n:ilDe every aspect, police brutality
u yell as Commwtl!t incl~ment, the
nt<ft1 culpability of G<ne McCarthy
<l" the lack of it, the police state of
Mayor Daley ar the lack ol lt.
TBIS ONE REVOLTING Incident In
the atreet& of Chicago while the.
Democratic Party was nominating a
candidate for president compre511es in-
to a few hours a fantastic nightmare.
It ·raises these questions for which
there are only partial and mostly pre-
judlCed answers:
Are idealistic young pe<iple trying to
flDd their way in a difficult and putt!·
ing world, being used as the cutting
ed&:e of anarchy by older revolu·
tlonaries who do not mind if 300 or 400
of the passionate kids get their heads
sPUt and arm1 wrenched? Has the
protest movement gone beyond thi
bound1 ·Of all acceptable standards of
peaceful assembly and petition to
redress grievances!
To what extent have well·meanlng
publlc figures lent themselves in the
interest or their own political ad·
vancement to the ·••politics of con·
frontation" which has as its only lm·
mediate objective paralyzing and then
tearfbg apart the existing system?
OR, WAS mE protest demonstra·
lion 11 it was seen on Michigan
Avenue, an emotional expression of
deeply felt aspirations or idealistic
you.og people for a better world?
Should they have been welcomed to
Ch~«io. sheltered. ff!d and permitted
to espress themselves, and tJike part
now ln the great processes of
democracy which lhey later will con.
trot!
Are their grievances justified! Do
they·have a viiion! Do they love all
maimnd or merely hate the draft?
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Dear George:
~nuth all your levity and
facetlou.s approach to life l find a
gre£t deal Ol rather lofty thlnk-
lnc. with an 1pproacb high above
1hat ol most advice columnlstJ.
Why do you bide tl>il with
bumcr?
CURIOUS
llMr Curious: t'm loUlhlnc to bop from <17fn( -1otuall y, the reuon I
-oo Jolty ll I've been llvlnf
11 a tr.. 111 tht back yard since
~ wtlt rad my column on how
~~ be 1he boos In
(1l'bo talc! ..trice lo cbeop!
' !'oluwlnr <leorf•'• ..i.i.:. could
&.-At -cOOllT lhlnc you ever Ml
L Tl:!f. .. kl N<itN-.~~
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.. Newsmen at Conv enti on Were Onl'{f p'oing T~r· Job
Dea r
Gl oomy
Gus: Torn Between Ange·r and Dis belief
.So La(Wla's anti-hippie law was
·ruled unconstitutional 1t the low·
est court level. I hope tbe city
wins on appeal. U 1omethlng
isn't done to protect the city,
we could have proportionately
the same damage to property
, values and sale1 u the Sunset
. Strip haa ruffered.
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How have their vtew1 been formed?
By exposure to a wide range of facts
or to the prejudices of college pro-
fessors, editorialista and intellectuals
wbo have ·obje:c:tions to the Vietnam
war more vlscei'al than logical?
--were Ma)'or OiTey's etforts to main-
tain order in Chicago a refiection of
the' old system of suppressing OJr
position and ao expression of the
storm tz;oopers of the poliUcs of con·
frontatlan?
IF IT JS ACCEPTED that order
must be maintained, there 111 the cen·
tral question of how that ia to be done
and what methods and procedures are
j1.&11tified under what conditions to
maintain order. This que11tion needs a
great deal more study.
To the Editor:
I watched it -I heard it -I sat
st~. torn between anger and
disbeUef.
Freedorri of '"the press -what a
mockery. The Democratic convention
clearly violated both the righta and
persons of our newsmen. We all
witnessed on camera. ·
What did they NOT want us to see er
· hear, these politician& who have been
running our country?
WHAT IS happening behind closed
doors? Something i1 terribly wrong. If
our fellow Americans can react so
violently -ask yourself, "Why?" We
must no longer be Ostriches hiding our
head& ·in the-aand.
Our newsmen were only d-Olng their
Joi< -yet they were .. attacked. ·
(resent very much the manner In
which the news -1Tess and TV -
personnel were treated.
I RESENT THE indignities our
delegates and private citizens were
Subjected to.
I resent bar\:ed wire fences, armed
forCes and security guards.
I resent the hlgh·handed manner in
which a "mlnority" .b e h l n d closed
doora are running our country while
calling themselves the "majority."
l':ril bewildered.
I'm angry -I'm scared. Are you?
. H. M. REID
Dafev'• •eha1'1or
Were the Chicago police justifiably
nacting to a "bearded. dirty, lawless
rabble" bent on disrupting and
paralyzing the Democratic convention.
or did some policemen just lose their
heads under dirty-word taunta from a
bunch of lively kids!
The ·ltory come& to you eJthtt way To the Editor:
in Chicago. Anyone who has meref.y As students of. Orange Coast Colleg~ s~n tbe 1hocJdng film clips of pb~ we hive lodge~ a formal p;otest
beatiag up the kidJ n~s a somewhat.,, agalnit Mayor Richard ~· Dale.y s use
broader vi.lion before arriving al f.\rtn ~~Gestapo tac~cs (Jn the nigh~ of
conclusioru. . Angust·21. 1968 m front of the Hilton
' Hotel in Chicago. We deplore the
'TBE'"FBI WON'T-give us anywhere bii.J.tal~l>bysfCal vlol1nce exerted upon
near tbe ~hole~!"{· We will heW ' the f n ten ti o n,a 11 y peaceful
Iron). 'tlle J:''at th~t '.~ some lnstanCeS· ,dem<111rtratots.
and .possibly In ·violation of federal Al • mfjor proponent of the '
laws.on dvtl ~tstbe police reacted' Democtatic. ·Party's ideals of peace
in the spitltofMayprDaley'a prritous . and domestic tranquility; as a mayor
doctrine of lb~ looters. '·and controller of latge city organiza.
We will allO beer that the ~ids were tion, and primarily as a ciU:zen or the
?rganlfed and.exhorted by David Den. United States. Mayor Daley had
utger, who calla, hlmseU a non-Soviet obligation to uphold Ulese basic ideals.
Commtmlst and organized the march The basic privilege of all Americans
on the Penlagon last year. Among the Is freedom of speech; remembering
others involved we.re Tom Hayden of this, we urged him to nexamine his
Students for a Democratic Society, behavior toward people who voca11y
which took over Coluinbia Unlverslt:~" demonstrate diUerencN of opinion.
closed it and now has succeeded in LANI MAILES
pushing out its president, and Jerry JAN EDWARDS
Rubin, head or the, Youth International DONNA LYKE
Party (YJppies). PATTL.HlGBY
But that will not help much. Con. MARDENE tv'JEBER
gress will wish to investigate the ROGER TOPZ
Chicago outrage, and that may nQt
help much either. A deep, thorough,
unprejudiced, publicly-conducted in·
quiry is needed to bring out Into the
li(bt or day why .and how It was that
the city or Chicago and the nation
should have another outrage on its
conscience. Beyond that, the establish·
ed. authority needs publicly acceptJible
guidelines on how to hand.le the
pollUc1 of con!rontaUon.
Quo tes
Gov. <laude .R. KJrk, Jr .. F1orld1, la
S.F'. addrua -"You vote for a presi-
dent only 1bout 10 time' in your lile. It
is a preciou1 thing •.. 1omethin1 70u
don't !hr.,. 1way ll&htl)'."
'BrewMw F. Ames. M. S..noma SUM
C.llete student -'1 decided to 1pt:nd
my time wiUI YOWi.i people who ~·t
Ukely to cUe nest month ... wh o don't
talk endlea:1.IJ' about their acbe1 and
paiDs."
Good for Good
To the Editor:
Thls Is a letter ()f thanks to the DAI·
LY PILOT for the splendid covera«e
given to actl\lities of ttle various civic
organizations for which I am prtvileg.
ed to worK on a volunteer basis.
In every instance when t have con..
lacted The DAILY PILOT ,concerning
a releue that is of public Interest, l
have met fine pe;sonnel.
Since, In youth, we we.re taught
much about returning good for ren·
de:red gi>od, tt does 1ppear that we
who are readers can act reciprocally
toward our newspapers.
WE CAN REMEMBER th 1 t
newipapermen and WQmen work Y!:TY
hard under rules u refards time: and
apace. There is alw1y1 pressure to g:et
ed1Uon1 into homes ind on the standis.
Also, corta: of pubJJcaUon hive rlaen In
ratio to price advances In ()lhe.r areas
of acUvity. New• cover•&• la ex·
cellent.
Letters. from readers are wt"lcom.e.
NoTm4lly wrikr• 1h.ould convey thnr
m.e.!sagts in 300 word.! or,...~1s. The
right to condtme ~iters to fit .!pace
or eliminate libel ii reserved. AU let-
ters mwt include signature mtd mait-
ing addre1s, but name1 will be wit~
Mid on t'equest.
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continually authors _bills that !how
intelligence, courage, and a iJ'asp of
the knowledge oJ state government.
We've elected him twi~ Slid we'll
elect him again in splbe . o{ your
attacks.
Must close as our mynah bird is
clamoring for yOUT editorial page.
RICHARD H. !¥ZY
Son .Joaquin Bonda
To the Editor:
Do the people of the San Joaquin
• ichool district know that on Sept. 17,
1968, they will be asked to vote for a SS
Speaking for myseU, I am grateful million bond iss11.e to build schoob in
to the Orange County pres a. And it 11 their area?
my stncere hope tbat my friends and Do they know that a Yes vote for
co·workers will travel even more this issue w.ilJ 11ecure their c.h.ildren's
faithfully the. two-way street called future?
Reeiprocity In support of the nledia Do they know that by tm without
which has responded so cheerfully and this $.5 million their children 'could be
faithfully to our needs. ~A ~n double sesSions, or worse yet. not
RUTH JOHNSON have a school in the area available to
them?
Def ends Schmits
To the: Editor:
My Jalth in your edltoml policy wu
nearly restored when you strained
your ann to pat our good governor on
the back for signing two bills that
seemed to please you-namely the new
drug law and the long overdue welfare0
law (editorial of Tues., August 27). I
agree-both are good legislation and
I'm &urprioed that both got through our
Legl!lature. ·
Then, back to your same old record
wbith you've played too long and too
loud already. As I read. through the
editorial on state Sen. John SchmitJ
and the John Birch Society l couldn't
help but recall the many feeble ex·
cuses you've used to malign both Sen·
ator 'Schmitz and the John Birch
Society. 'Th.is time It was because be,
llke many others, la highly cri.tical of
the textbook "Land of the Free." You
natutally wouldn't give the good sen·
a~ the benefit 'of stating that some
Callldmia School DistricU have re·
fused to allow tttis controversial text
in tbeU 11chool!. '
YOU ALSO stl'etched the truth In
suggesting that Dr. Max Ralferty was
satis£ied with thia '10 called "history."
He has merely tolerated th.is text be·
caus~ he c.an'l do anyth.lng else in his
position: ·
And one other fact that you have
overlooked (and you overlook many
important faQ.I' .bout Se l'J at or
Schm.ltz) i~' that Sen'ator
Schmitz is an edocator. Before be en-
tered state politics he was a college
JX"of•111« and 1 believe i,. bu his
doctorate degree in some 'Ph&ae of
educaUoo, which, I belie\>e wOllJd qual-
ify him somewhat O'(er the editor to
make an lntelligenl )udgme:nt on what
W'e are·dolng in eecondary edooation m
the atate.
FINALLY, IN your b1vl• (and It
alwaya ls when you edJtorialii,e on
John Schmitz} you s1y that next
"Schmitz will condemn Gov. Re1gan
for spending too rnach money." Again,
you haven't done your homework. I
was of the opinion that the L.A. Timea
ls requlred readlni at the DAILY
PILOT. Quite a rew weeks ago, the
L . A. Times gave an entire column
on pago thr<e, mind you, to the report
that Senator Schmitz did condemn
Governor Reagan fo.-both bis btJd.!et
aod his spend.inf. I beUeve he slated
that the currel bud1et is some 12 per-
cent over the highest budget for any
fint.year rovernor l.o California and
hlgl>or than any n•low budg« of
the "Big Spender, Gov. Pat Brown .
Senator Sch.rnlb devotd all ol hll
Um• betllrln( 0r..,. Counly'• pollt-
ICl.J poolUon In Sacrammto. Ho
DO THEY KNOW that unless we
secure the passage ol this bond issue,
our State School Bullding Aid will be
cut oU?
Do they know that their school
district is depending on them to get
out and vote to pass this issue? We
need a two.thirds m·ajority vote to
pass it.
Do they know that we need. at the
present count, for our future, at lea11t
eight elementary schools, two in·
termediate schools, six land sites and
administration facilities t o ac·
commodate our children? . •
Ir all of them knoll',.'fi.ne ,'~ut if they
djdn't, they do now! So get out and ,
vote Yes on Sept. 17! ~
RUTH DELVEscc1vo
• San Joaquin Citizens
Bond Committee
San Joaquin Scho ol District covers
the newly developed arew along the
San Diego Freeway, including Univer·
sity Park, El Toro, Leisure W arid
and Mission Viejo. -Editor'
'Both Wrong'
To the Editor:
Someone should Inform Dr. Max
Rafferty, who ,Tecently wondered wtiy
the antf:v1etnam War people didn't
protest the Russian invasion of
Czechoslo\lakla, that pTufes't marches
have occurred. The marches were
staged throughout the world -in-
cluding, Communist ceuntrie5. One
such march;lo the United si.ites *•
led by Di.;~11,JBmln Spock~<Lslnlnr
Vietnam er~, . ,. ·
I reaent the attacks by oth~ ·such
as H. B. McDonald Jr. who ltatad in
this paper ttiat perhaps \be' peace
groups artl a Communist front
organization. 'I'lre&e simple anrnn to
Home Chai:ity
Oakbunt. N.J., New1: "~ a 1en·
eral rule, one shou.ld know the: P.f!OPle
and the syst&m ol adm.inistratiOa to
which bis donation ii directed. 'l;;ven
wme ol the larger charitable · crgan·
izatioll!I, or dl!ease flgbting ~
tions, spend too mucll of their iacome
on adminiltradon. A reasonable
guideline is to Jn.st.st thal at lNSt 75
percent of all income be used for non.
administrative purposes . Ako, most
charity is ~er wed and utilized at
home. tn our communities, then are
tbose in need~ And curiously. many
d. 1M dona.te rather generously to teV·
enl far-away charily drives Nd\
year while overlooklna: 1'11tll wt might
do in our area wun the. ame aen--
erosity ...
everything that is disagreeable ls
Communist is foolish.
IS THERE A pro.war citizen in the
United States who can see what we
are doing in Vietnam is wrong, for
there is no difference between the two
invasions? The United States invaded
a foreign country, Vietnaro, to force
aur ideals. The Soviet Union has in·
vaded a foreign country.
~zechosJovakia, to force their political
ideal. Both invaders are wrong in
doing what they have done. They have
created war •nd disallowed others to
determine their course.
I remember when our generals said
give us 50,000 men and we will clean
out Vietilam In two weeks. Now, with
over a half million men, the general!
say victory as we know Jt is im·
possible.
THE SOVIET UNION will beat
down the Czechs, but only militarily.
They will still want freedom as do
Hungary and Poland. The Soviet Union
is fighting a losing battle. The Com-
munist world will and ls splittinc
without western interference or war.
As for communism in America It
will not happen if we solve our inte~
problems. There Js no way for ex ..
ternal preasures to destroy us if we
solve our iiiternaJ problems. J say we
should turri away from Vietnam and
-war. and atop turning away from our
problems.
VAN Mc KINZIE
P.ot.ert11 Pockets
To the i:dltdr:
After, ~din&: the Saturday Com.
ment Pap (August 24 ), it was good to
read abOut the concern over poverty
pockeb 1n Orange County, as there
are ma117.
After careful •t.udy of the "map
covering the poverty pocket3 I was
surprised to see our home wa~ smack
Jn the middle of the poverty pocket. At
f1rst I thought the map to be a little off
scale, but the marked area was too
vut and areas in the city that are
known to have poverty were not mark ..
ed.
Now our homes Jn this wide Poverty
area range from abaut $23,000 to
'33.~. What we would like to know is,
when will we receive our first weUare
check?
BARBARA CRIPPEN
The "pockets" wert outlined by
census tract& -the smalle.st deftrP
able area available. H01.0evtr all
homts within heh tracu are n~t be-
low sta~rd -quite the contrary iJt
many 1n.sta~e1_. TM map rimpZv
meant that Wtlhtn the.!e certain areas
sub-standard hcu.sing could be found..
-Editor
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T"4 tdltorlol pag• of u.. Dal!r Pi.Jot Neb ta inform. and lfim.
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prr1nuln11 tM di0f'T1e Wtw.
pointl of Informed obstn1er1
and 1polerme• on topia of U.. c1or.
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NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA
N.l'. St.eb
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WEDNESDAY, ·SEPTEMBER ~. 1968 TEN CENTS -• • Parallel Paths: In Life, Death.
Kl LLED IN ACTION
D•ni•I E. W•rlc
KILLED IN ACTION
Miehe .. R. Mangan
Better Geography?
'Non-political' Shuffling
Due 7 Council Districts
By JEROME F. COLLINS
OI' 111• Dellr "11.t Sttfl'
The boundaries of Newport Beach's
seven city councilmanic districts.
redrawn in the heat of controversy
less_thi;ll\. a year ago, are about to be
redrawn again.
Councilmen have. decided to try to
undq the "ge.op-a.Plll9 v~~'.' ~pose<:I on van6d1t• !~'ties in
the present district map, adopted last
October.
"This time," says Councilman
Robert Shelton, "we'll try to change
the boundaries iD a non-political at·
mosphere." He me~ns .without a
municipal electiOn just around the cor·
ner.
Police TV Idea
'Merit' Seen by
Mesa's Council
The controverSial Electronic Pro·
icctive System (EPS) nahowly voted
down by the Ne'wport Beach city coon-
cil recently has been seen by the Costa
Mosa City CollllC'il as having a
'"definite amount · of merit.." and has
been referred to ttle city manager's
office for further investigation.
If Costa Mesa would get the system
it would provide closed circuit TV
cameras monitored by the police, nt high-cri~e areas around the city.
The issue brought befOre the Mesa
council Tue;day night. was saJ~ by Ci·
ty Manager ~ur R. McKenzie W
have definite merit if used in a loca-
tion such as Orange Coast College
where a rash of stereo tape tt:iefts has
plagued police. "I don't know anything about it,"
Mayor -Alvin Pinkley s~ today.
"All we did last night w.. to instruct
Mr. McKenzie to get the infonnation. I
don't k.nof.' how much of an invasion of
privacy there would be. But if thef'e is,
then something has to be done."
Orange
Weathet'
The sUver lininC behind those
mornJng clouds is the afternoon
suif which will warm the Or-
ange Coast Thursday with mid-
• 70 mercur1 -as per usual
INSIDE TODAY
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That was hardly the case last
October.
The squabb\e then centered on Dee
Cook's District 5. Councilmen found it
impossible_ to achieve a population
balance as well as to maintain
reasonable geographic lines without
removiog Cook's Irvine Terrace home foon,~...UMrict. 'J'hat would have
prevented him from seeking re~lec·
lion.
After highly charged debate. tbe old
council finally agreed to shift Cook's
district west, so that it straddled the
Upper Bay, with one of its legs just
barely dipping into Irvine Terrace.
Its population (5,500) closely ap-
proximated that of any other district
-a city charter requirement But its
boundaries in no way reflected
"natural areas or contiguous and com.
pact territory" -another charter re-
quirement
The council apnroved tbe weird
boundary arrangement in a 4.3 vote.
with Cook casting the tie-bteaking
ballot. He is now off the councn. Ed
Hirth defeated hlm in the April council
election.
Another . example of the present
district map's a c K now I e d g e d
shortcomings is its division of Balboa
lsland into two political u n I ts .
Shelton's District 6 and l-loward
Rogers' District t. It4s the first time
the island has been split into two
districts.
Mayor Doreen Marshall brought up
the subject of redistricting at 1he
present council's last study session.
She poi11ied out that after adoptin~
the map now in use, the old council
went on record unanimously declaring
it!: intent to redistrict again after the
April election.
"I don 't , think we should postpone
this until we're right up against
another election." she said. ''The ob-
vious problem is the present boun·
daries. Not enough considt1ration is
given to the geographical aspects.
Natural separations are iJ!:nored."
"Jt does destroy the original inhlnt
of the districting system." said
freshman Councilman Donald A.
Mcinnis, of West Newport.
City Manager Harvey L. Hurlburt
was then instructed to develop in-
formation on the current and pro-.
jet:ted population balance of the seven
districts. "Let the staff make recom-
mend8tions," said Shelton. ''without
regard lo present council members'
residences."
There was nod is a e: ree men t .
Hurlburt said he would report back
within 80 days.
Murder,.
Newport Beach police today disc! ...
ed the .rrest before dawn Labor Day
of a Costa ti1es.a bartender who had
threatened to klll himself, h i 1
girlfriend 'Or a poUceman witb a load·
ed ~ caliber rifle.
The incident ended without blood1h·
ed after the girlfriend managed to
coax Uie man to give up the weapon
while two police officcr11 stood outside
b~ Balboa Peninsula apartment.
The 23-year-old bartender was taken
00 police headquartetl. t h e n
transported to Oranie County Medical
' Two BalbQa Jsland servicemen
whose 1 lives closely paralleled in
school, student activities and cham-
pionship athletics have ended closely
parallel during U.S. Army combat
operations in Vietnam.
Identification of the two Harbor
Area Gls came Tuesday in a list of 164
other servicemen killed, including
three Marine Corps enlisted men Crom
Santa Ana.
Beach Not . .
Staying Still
For Army .
By BRUCE BENSON
OI "'-P1llr f'llllf Stiff
Discoura·ged U. S. Army Corps or
Engineers officials this m or n in g
surveyed the fickle shoreline or West
Newport and learned that tons of sand
freshly carted in to the area had been
washed out overnight
Asked what they planned to do next,
the Corps officials said:
"You tell us what the ocean's going
to do, md we'll tell you what we're
going to do."
By 8 p.m. Tuesday it was clear that
the evening's high tide was not
_.,wecful enou!,11 to cause renewed
property damage.
Hundreds of people milled about
street ends, watching waves roU to
within a couple hundred feet ol homes.
then breaking over a barrier or hastily
laid down granite rocks.
The five. ID eigbt.fo0l combers ,were
borne asbore by winds blowing into
Southern Galifornia from Hunicane
Liza,, located sever~! hundred JP~ tp
the southwest off Mexico.
Forecast.ers said Liza w:>s eXpected
to shrink into a leSI menaclns tropical
storm sometime today, with winds at
her center diminishing from 70 plus
knots down to 50 knots.
"We expect it to be down to maybe
50 knots within the next 24 hours, with
waves back to normal along our
beaches by Thursday night,'' reported
an official for the Enviroomeotal
Sciences Service Administratioo in
Los Angeles.
The return Of a normal sw1 would
be welcome news for the Army Corps
of Engineers practically thwarted so
(See NEIVPORT, Page %) ,
* * * Laguna .El Morro
Trailer Park
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Ravaged by Sm·f
Sundecks wert collapsed or tilting at
El Morro Trailer Park north of
Laguna Beach today as the sea coo·
tinued its September fJ'oUc.
Residents of the park. aided by
volunteer youths fJ'om Laguna Beach
Search and Rescue Explorer Post 717,
were sandbagging against the bat·
tering expected again from . tonight't1
high tide.
Meanwhile. the rest of Laguna
Beach was losing sand to the storm
surf and rip tide action triggered by
Hurricane Liza howling at sea.
"There isn't much beach left, not
much sand,'' said Lifeguard Jeff
Powers from the M.aln Beach tower.
"Theft's not any beach near the
Bluebird area, just rocks,·• he said.
Powers said the sea has undercut the
llleguard tower at Mountain Road and
generally robbed beachk of sand.
The t1and usually returns later in U1e
year.
A spokesman at the trailer park said
"quite a few sun decks (in front of
trailers) are leaning precariously and
are going to go." Others had already
collapsed during high tides and wave
baltering Mooday and Tuesday nights.
Suicide
Center for observ.Uon.
Police said ~ they received a call
.about !:55 a .m. from 1 22-ye&r-old
wqman that her boyfriend was making
threats wiUl a rifle .•
Officers said they followed the
young W'Olllan to the bartender's
apartment .t.tid wMched her enter
ahoad of them throug'h a rear door.
Peering in, pcllce said they saw the
boyfriend lying on a bed . A rlne rested
acros11 hjs rigtlt leg, with Qie barrel
pointed at the door.
\Vbile ¥ po\ke rlood outsi4e tho
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Apolena Ave., Balboa Island.
ot his death Friday, while the Marigan
family learned the yomtg enlisted man
was missing in action a wee.k ago and
death was confirmed this week.
· track sdlolanhip, then entered U.S.
Spee./4 MJchael R. Manco, !3, of
~ Garnet Ave., Balboa Island.
Sgt. Davlcl P. McCord, of 147 De
Anza Wne, Santa Ana. Sp. David L. McRae, of 131i S.
Mam St., Santa Ana.
L/Cpl. Pete!' F. Camacho Jr:, of 1920
S. Center St., Santa An.a.
The family of Cpl. Wark was notified
Spec/4 Mangan graduated from
Newport Harbor High School in UNI.'!,
where be set a school record. as a pole
vaulter and lettered in both track and
football, enrolling later at Orange
Coast College.
lie lettered in track for OC:C.
Qaduated from there and cootinued
Army service a year ago. •
A funeral service is scheduled Frt~
day at 11 a.m. in Pacilic Vial
Memorial Park, with Dr. Raymond •
Brahartls officiating,_ The family Nia
memorial contributions can be sent, fP
the U.S. Olympic COmmittee, attention
of Wllliam E. Bachert, New York City.
Survivors include his father l\obert
(See SOLDIERS, Pa&e ZJ
Chicago Clieers Nixon
Ticker Tape Parade Welcomes Candidate
CHICAGO (UPI) -, Rlch;rd M. Nix·
on kicked off his 1968 presidential
campaJgn today in Chicago, the city
where his supporters claim he was
tricked out of victory in 1960.
Standing up in the back of an open
convertible with confetti and ticker
tape streaming down upon hlm. Nixon
rode through the Loop financial dis·
trict while thousiands cheered from the
sidewalks and pressed against police
lines.
Air California
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Plans to Use
l,ligger Planes
The Chicago police who came ln for '
nationwide cr1tici:sm of their handling
of crowds at lut week's Democratic
National Convention were on their
gentlest behavior toilay. They l~t the
crowds press close to the Republican
presidential nomfnee and when they
wanted to clear a path through the
throng the officers said, "please."
The crowds were allDwed to come
far clo!er lo Nixon than they were
to any of the Democr~tic bigwig_, wbo
Air California, with ·iµ passenger
loads doubled from a year ago,· will
soon .~• . .l!Y~ ll->-~IJOI"· ilo'lillf ·•~
737 je( aircralt in.Gad JJi the ao-,,...
sengcr Douglas DC-9's now in uee al
Orange County Airport.
Air Cal President Carl Bet11coter
emphasized today no increase in jet
noise is anticipated. There may De
some decrease, he said. .
"The noise of. them," he said, "~
comparable to the DC·9. 1be_y use tbe
same engine. But the advantage to the
131 la that it lifts fast«, Jt haB a futer
climb rat.e."
Air Cal officials pointed out that the
airline's flight!: between Orange
Coonly Airport and northern Calif«·
nia cities now nwnber s1 ·a day. "We
don't have to increase that with 1
larger plane," said a spokesma.D:·
Crew training for the 7'Yl's will be·
gin within two weeks.
Acquisition of the twin-jet aircraft-.
the only commercial jets with enginea
mounted under the winp-is the result
of the 'sale of Air Ca1'1 fleet to GATX-
Boothe Aircraft Corp., and a leasin~
arrangerMnt.
Air Cal sold il~ Joor turboprop Elec·
tras and two DC·9's to GATX-Boothe.
The Orange County airline the n
agreed to lease back three oC the
Electras and lease six 737's,
Two of the 737's will replace Air
Cal's two DC·9's at the county airport.
The other 737'1 will be used for Air
Cal flights ool of Ontario and Bw'bank
airports. ·
came here last week for their p.arty's
tumultuous and controversial cOnveo-.
ti on.
Nixon's reception was boi.teroua. At
one point, be. even got froJri his cir Jo shake hands with members of a
crowd iD front of a bakery.
At Midway airport, however, ponCe
and Secret Service agents kept a wel·
coming Cf9Wd of ~ away from the
candidate, behind a plat2 &Jass Win·
dow in the terrilinal.
Air Cal also announced today that
passenger traffic in August reached
70,<00, an all-time hlgh and twice the
August, 1967, totaJ. "If we had the
737's in use last month," said one
oCficial, "we would have been able to
carry 75.000 pMsengen without any
increase in U1e number of flJght.s . Tilat
illustrates our real reason for getting
the larger plane."
"CHICAGO IS MY KIND OF TOWN"
Nixon Gets lloorlng Wale.,,,. In Windy City
He added that during the upcoming
fall and winter months, traffic is ex-
pected to decline-raising the possibtJ-
ity of a decrease in fUghts with the
737.
Stork Markets
NE\V YORK (AP) -The stock mar-
ket held a fairly good gaJn this after-
noon in moderate trading. (See quota-
ti ons, Pages 26-27),
Averted
doar. they heard thfi young woman
plead with her friend to give up the
weapon. He at first refused, aaylng,
"No, J'm going to do tt,'r tben con·
li!nted to hand her the weapon.
OfflceN said they found 1
handwritten note, be q u e at h I n g
everything to the girl. tt ended with an
obscenity db'ected at the -police
department.
The weapon was lotded with 1ll
round.111 of ammunJtkm In lttJ magazine,
plus one s-hell in the dJambec. The ri·
flt also was cocked, poUce nkL
Humphreyf;u.t~ V lication
To Attend Security Meet
WAVERLY, Minn. (AP)
Democratic presidential n om in e e
}Jubert H. Htimp~er. haa cut short
wl\at Was to hav~ been a week-long
rest and campaign planning stay to at.
telld a meeting of the National Securi-
ty Council in Washington.
The vice president leaves his
laketront home today for Minneapolis,
some 40 miles away, and will fly in hl1
chartered jet to the capital for the late
arternoon meeting.
Humphrey also plans to attend a
Cabinet meeting ln Wuhlngton Tburs-
d&y before returnittg here later tl\.at
day. More strategy talks are on tap
Friday and Saturday.
Pre11 Secretary Norman Sherman
de.crlbed Humpbnoy'1 declllon to at-
Bishop, 68, Die& __
BE1'1!EL, Vt. (AP) -The retired
pretldlng bi•l:op o1 the Eptscooal
Q:urcl: or the °'11ted Stain. ·the kt.
n.v. Arthur c. u~. died at
1:1• oummer boln• Tuosdo7. H• wH fill,
tend the security council meeting as
"a routine decision.·~
But It was felt. here that the vice
president wanted both to erilphasize
his role as one close-to the 'policy 1eve1
and to get any late in[onnation on the
Eastern EW'opean and Vietnam 1ltu8.
lions.
Humphrtf spe.nt most of Tuesday in
sessions here With hJs campa1gn
manaeer, Lawience FL O'llrien. who
IS doubdng •• chalrmaq,._ of the
Democratic NaUottal Comnil\th.
NEWPORT BUS
SCHEDULE LISTED
Wondering wh<n )unlor or sl1
c8ttbie1 the achool bua nut Tuesday
morn.Ing, the first daJ of achooJ !
Complele b::1 oclledulo lellinl loco·
tionl and 'times of 1topl lor Ule
Newport·Mu• ll'M 1ppear to:loy on
P5lloo SC U.
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.. No :Family
Blfifier lets for . Air f'.aliforma
Air Call!omla will aoon put Into service atx of tit••• 113-paHenger
Boeing 737 !"'-' for service between Orange County, Los Angeles
c...mty and northern c.llfornla. Airline will retire two DC9s from
1ervlce, but relalD three ol Its four Proi>Jet Electra•. • Harbor Voters .N etJ,ring
Registration Deadline
Wlth just a little more than a 'week
to 'regtater to vote for the Nov. 5
generll election, realdents o! the
HCbor Al"!a haw nearly half a dozen
places to register thro·ughout the
week, with some open on Saturdays.
In order to vote, a person m113t be a
cltizeJI ol the Untied SUit.• for 90
days, a resident of California for one
year, the county in which he votes for
Lobsters Sizzle
At Lion's Oub
Annual Picnic
More than 7,000 dilmers are ex·
pected I<> be served up at the Balboa
Bay Liam Club's Blll!Uol Loblte<
Bate.
The """'11 oo Corma de! Mar's Main
Beacll Sa1urday and Stmdly will ln·
olude ...,...slon --by U«m Cl\ibl·from all over t11f cOUl!ty.
Tber w!ll .. bl! • dfawing Jlbr • '500'
•• 111ap bOftd,
Mario Pectnl, L ob 1 t e r Boke
d>alnnan, Hid ---will be mod to help blJlcl ch!ldnll. Lui year,
$7,000 from the --fl> tills itilolltlu:i'!7· At>oul il.000 clmere were -Tlct.9ls at $:1.'11 eadl can be
~ "' Ille bold! or !ram 11'3 u.nt a.I> m-. IDcludlnl Paclol
at 8'1UUO.
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Great Car RJtce
Ends as Caltech
En~ Finishes
~; MU& .. (AP) -'11•
Great l!:lectrlc car Race eoded at 7141
a.m. llJdly when a maroon 1111<1 ·wb\te
battery-powered Microbus piloted -by·
Califumia Institute or Technology
students purred into the
Muaachusetts Institute of Tectw>ology
campua. · The 'l'P"aillg MIT 'team, driving a
....-d Ctrvlir. arrived on tht
caltodl OOl!lpUl ln Pasadena, Calif., at
9:27 p.m. ldQ!day.
Editors of Maclllne Design mogaalnt
of Citvolalld, Ohio, officials ludlO••
murt now compute who m:>n tbe race.
The race began at noon Aug. 28.
Both entriel tr.veled the same 3.~
mile route, ooly In opposite direction•.
The MIT vehicle logged 20'l.& hO\lfS,
including a total of 92.5 hours in
penal ti .... Th< penalty time Included lG
boun incurred when the car burned
out Its motors 130 miles from the
finish a:nd had to be towed the rest of •
the way.
DAILY PILOT
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O.R.\NGE COAST PUllLISH!NG ~OMPANY
Rob•rt N. W••d
f'rtsiftnt •"II Publl)Jtff
90 days, his precinct for 5tday1 and at
least 21 years of age on election day.
An exception ii made ln. presidential
electtons, however, 110 · that persons
who have lived in the state for Jess
than a year may vote for president
and vice president if they can prove
they were qualified to vote in the state
of their previous residence.
Such persons must rt:gister fn
person at the Registrar of Voters of-
fice, 1119 E. Chestnut Ave .. Santa Ana
or call 834-22« tor further in-
formation.
In the Harbor area regiatratlon
through th• mldnlght Thursday, Sept.
12 deadline will be available at the
following locations:
In Newport Beach:
-Newport Beach city hall, Monday
through Frtdoy, a a.m. to 5 p.m.
-Republican Women's Club, 425 N.
Newport Blvd., Tuesdays through
Thursdays IO a.m. tp 2 p.m. -
In Cost.a Mesa:
-Costa Mesa.-city hall, Monday
through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
-South Coast Plaza Car<1u1el Court,
Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to
9:30 p.m.
in addition, registration wlll · be
available at most Political party head-
quarten throughout the Harbor .....
Mesa Woman, 2
Daughters Face
Assault Hea:tfug
A Coat.a Mesa mother 8'ccu.ed .Of
felooloosly aasaultlng Newport Beach
police at headquarters f.,,.{ a Sept.
16 hearing In Newport Harbo< Munici-
pal~=·~ ~i. Jnllm• inarY heK'1ng WU "Elva Eariey Bo-
kenko, 331 ol"lM J'~ st.
The woman WM ·amete<I a police
headquarten a ft tr' rbe alilBedlY
swore, kicked. and injured a· }iollo& .
eergeant, a policewoman, and a police
clerk. '
Her daughters, 17 and 14, .U.gedly
je>lned 'her in the assault ahd swear-
ing spree. They wtte also charged
with felany assault and face Juvenile
Court procoodJnil·
Police 141d Ille light erupted alter
Mn.~ WU ilotlflod that-ooe<li
Ila' dauiht<n bad been picked up Oil
U.. -"' cblrges ri being UDder !be lnlluence ~ drup.
Missing Youth's
Body Recovered.
The body of Larry Ron Martin, 16,
of Tustin, lost in the surf Aug. 27 off
17th Slreel JD Newport Beach, h11
been recovered by Newport Beach
Ufeguards.
ln response to calls from people on
the Newport Pier who apparently
observed the body in the water below,
Ray Garber and Bud Belahe of the
Marine Safety Department rebieved
the body from the water at about mid·
nlgbt Tuesday.
Orange Coll(ltY coroner's office
estimated the tlmt of death to have
been 4:45 p.m. Aug. Tl for the drown·
ed youth.
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Splits NOU?.
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i Brothers and slater a nn't be. dlvld·
ed. between Newport Harlx>I' and
Corona del Mai-high schools tbis year.
Lui ~ high school age chil<!ron
from about flO families went to KhOol
in different dlrectklns.
Bu:t slMtlng thi3 fall NeWj)Ol'l·Mesa
11choo1 officials have decided to end
the family divisions by granting sibl· i"' ~vileges :-; letting br~ers . aD$I sisters go to Ille Ian!• scbool.
Fammes alfectM. llve in the area
bounded by N.,.,,.,rt Boulevard ;..~sl
Street anJI its extension, HOlica,y
Road; )Ile Back l!&i: 20tl\ Street alld
tts enenaon, Jngttland · I)rlve, to
Mariners Drive and oortheast to tbe
bay, ;.}
School trustees cUd not cha!)ge Uleir
pollc:y on school atrtendance to ac-
corhmOO:ate the"familles. Rather, the-y
did it because they were told giving
sibling rights would help balance
school loads in future years.
Last year the school board. decided
to boo nlnlb and 10111 gra~ers from tho
area around tte Sack gay to Corj>tla
del Mar JUgh School, wbi.cb h<;<I more
room than Newport Harbor High.
Eleven1JJ and 12th graders froril the
same area con.tinued to go tQ Harbor
High. Thia epllt about 5G tamllles.
Last year 2,23.5 students attended
Hert>or High and 1.960 student.s were
enrolled at Oorona del Mar High. This
year Corona del Mar High will have
about 2,165 students to Haroor High'•
2.~1.
·Tax Bills Out
Oct. 15 Despite
Some P1·otest
Orange County property owners wnl
get tlleir lax bills sllortly after Oct. 15
county Tax Colleclor Don Mosley satS'"
today, despite a move to stave of.f the
bad news.
A move by-the Oalifonda County
Supervitors' AMocliatkm to hold up
mailing of notiees until after the Nov.
5 election got litUe support today from
Mosley.
''We've never,.deviated from maJling
our notices because ot en election -0r
anything~ I'm not lure anjone can
tell us when to 1Dail them," MO!Sley
oaid.
The supervisors' association voted
to support the delay because of
Proposition 9 on the ballot sporn:;Qi:ed
by Los Angeles county Tax Collector
Philip Watson. 'nl.e bill wr.ruld limit
most property taxes to 1 percent of
lihe market ¥&1ue and eliminate them
for some purposes.
The effect of !IX bills being received
by wtera luat • few days before elec·
tloacll· foered ·w oupervison. W.Uon
tdld lllem 1h1r wQll!d _,.. pusage ol
his measure.
lruiocent Plea
In Lewd Case
Newport Beach resident John Shea
wu tree on $315 bail today pending a
jur, trial Oct. .8 IA N1wport Harbor
Munlctpal Cottrt on' .chir1e1 of
1C>llclttng a plainclothe1 policeman for
a lewd flCt.
Shea, .preildfnt tl the West Newport
Improvement Association and a school
teacher in Anaheim, pleaded innocent
to one count of lewd conduct at his ar.
ra.ignment Tuesday.
He was arrested the night of August
"l1 after be allegedly made advances
toward an undercover officer, .pollce
said. The two men were sitting in
. Shea'• auto oQµide ,his residence at
4S2 621\d. St when he was -arrested,
police reported.
Skyscraper Burns
NEW YORK (UPI) -A smoky elec-
trical fire broke out today in an upper
stary of the 52-fiQOr Park Avenue
skyacraper, fC>l'cing· tbe·evacuation of
·the tOP Jiine storiea.. · _
No Injuries w'ere r.pOt!Od. About 300
persons were evacuated.
Thom1' K11vil
ldl~r
Th•11111 A. Mvr,hine ""'""hie lctlkor
Jwe1U F. C.111111 '•ul Nltt•ll ~ ·--,ldvt•tla1fll Ot'r ldllw oir.---·-2111 Witt l1llt11 lo11ln1rd
M11lln9 Aildr1nt P.O. lo• 1171 t2•lJ
OtW Offtcet
Nearly Drowned Gi'rl'~
Condition S'till Critical
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LI...,.. IHtt>: m f'-t •-. H1111!1111torl 8"<11: Jllll 51PI $'""' More tha.n two weeks afttt ~he wa.5
pulled from the breakers off Huh·
tlnitm SUit Beach, a teen-age Lan·
.-r 11r1 rem sins uncmtcl""' and In
1uiCN:1 cond.ltl.on at Hoe.1 Memorial
~ HOepUal lf!Okea:man 1aJd the con.
diU.O of Phyllt1 l!:chen1que, 15, bas re-
inalde<f "uncblJlged" since she was
rtlltUed by .a Uleguard patrol boat
Aug. 19.
PllYllit, niece of Frank Webber of
1.857 StrorbbC>ll, Costa Meat. and Welr
ber'11 daugbttr, Pabicta, afae> 15, were
1wt11unln( on the 11tte beach our
BrookhlB'tt -~ which, becl!ll• ol
light beach crowd1, wa1 not manned
by llf•llJR"d•. "Evidently a rlptldt caugtit them
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and c&nied them out past the
breaker&," said Webber, ' ' My
daughter bad the 'presence o( mind to
remain calm, but Phyllis must have
tried to figbt It." . .
Webber's older da\llbUt, Janette,
21, saw the pliJ' 1truggUng from shore:
and ran to a lifeguard tower for btlp.
\Vben she saw ftO one was on duty, 1be
went to a ntarby 1n1ck bar, from
which the patrol boat was called.
PatrJc1a wu safe when the boat ar·
rived, but Phylll1 was noaUng face--
down and unconsclou1.
She wu taken to Hoaa ln critical
condition and placed in the inte.nrtve
oare unit. Three day1 later 1Ull un·
CODJcious but ablt to breathe on ber
own, tbt rallled •llabtlY and bu -
lo serious condJ.U~ ever since.
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AII~tillie Building Mark ~
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A '132·apartmerit proJett for olngle
adult.fl boomed construction totals tn
August to the highest momliiy figure
in tile city's MMy, Ne\\1)0!1 BNdl
Dlteotor Oliver s. Grant
today. .
said the $11 ,219,09'2 monthly
total ,.,11y topped t11' previous blg!I of
fl .J millioo, reached la!t March.
Eighteen pcn:nits alont1 -.r,.ere i.6'5ut4
for construction of buildiriis -for the
South Bay Club, a mecca. I« unmar·
rledl near NeJYPOrt Harbor lli1lh
School. Cost of comtruetion woa plae'
ed at $7.6 million, Rouch· grading oo Ille project &I
lrvlM A .. nue al1d 11th Street -.dJ
huobellUl. Grul·tald each of the 18
bulldincs will be.~ stories blgh and
will CC1111aln from 30 to Tl apartmeot ·
unlb: 'Ibero wll1 bO' ontl!rCOnnoatinK
wal!<ways l>etwffn the buUding•.
Permilll were "1lo tsaued Jor cOll·
strudlon of two .pll'\lng garages.,
recr-on bulldlag, .volley . ball and
lel>ntl collrtl. ..
111• South Bllj' Club ii Ille larpst
single. residential proJec:i yet 1n
Newport. It 14 belN ilC11t by Ille R & B Devel-eat Co. ol Loe Analllet. Nloe
&imt1lr R 1:18 c:-bavt been built or .,. coDJt:rucUon
elsewl>ert. In Clal!lonlia. ·
Grant .. 1ai.d .amaila: other
devtlollmellll f(lr -penntU .....
i5'ued "last mooai ls the Uwer Harbor
View llllll'tracC, ... lrvmt Compa111
lands above Ooton& de! Mar at ,Ford
Rolld aod MaoArUlur -Boulevard. '!be
Donald Bl:eii Cp. flied ploll> for 911
more slnP fam.lly dW'elliDgs. wbol•
L W . h C Rnl ~u ... · coot -poCged at •• agun a e1g s ourt e 4W:·h-bomes lo •all will~
• · · built on Ille 2124efe tract, recenlly ...,
· neud by the cl!Jr ~ N_.t Beac~.
0 A • I • • L COn*ucl:lon totala for Ille ,_ to · • • · do!A! lop l30. mlllion, GrMtt said, alJoul n nt1 01termg . aw twicewll&tlheywereayearllfO,
Perhaps half a law is better than
none.
At any rate, the City o( L~guna
Beach is currently .stuck with. half u
anti-loitering law. i ' .
Judge Richard H""/"ton'1 ruling In
From Page I
SOLDIERS ...
T. Maii.gan, C>f -the Balboa Island ad·
dress, bi.a ·mother-, Mrs. Jean Mangan,
of 'Costa Mesa, .sisters Mrs. Nanci
Curci, of Newport 'Beach, su;an
Mangan, Qi Sacramento and maternal
grandmother, Mrs. R. S. MacMillan,
of Laguna Hills.
Cpl. Wark was in th.e f j rs t
graduating class from Corona dtl Mar
High School in 1965, where he lettered
in swimming and cross country, con·
tinuing on to OCC where be lettered in
both sports again.
After graduation from OCC, he
enrolled at the University of Hawaii,
where he was lnstrumental in organ.it·
ing a reading service for new student!:.
His efforts won a high commendation
from university officials last June.
"While he was here, he led a •very
U8eful life," •aid W1 mother.
Cpl. Wark, who entered the Boy
Scout pre>gram when he was eight and
~came an Eag\e Sco_u~. _w11 ~ kayak
raoer ~nd was in tralnJAg tar tbe -
Olympics -with top }>respects of
making the team -be.fore be entered
the service. -
The young para.lrooper's body is ex.
pected to be returned home in a week
and funeral serVl.Ces are pending at
Pacific View Memorial Park, ac·
cording to the Wark family.
Survfvora include his father Frank
W. Wark, his mother, a brother
Walter, a sister, Mrs. Joy Leavitt, of
aea, a00·three young nephews.
<l.rcumstances of the combat deaths
of Spec/4 Mangan, and Cpl. Wark,
neither e>f whom was_ due ta return
soon from the war !one, ware not
given by the Defense Department.
Shirley Ten1ple Off
T9 Europe for GOP
WASHINGTON 'CUP!) ...: Mrs:
Shirley Temple Black was leaving for
Europe today in search ol ftm.ds arid
votes for the Republican party.
The former cld'ld movie star is mak·
Ing a 10-day 'tour of. the continent to
Jaundi a GOP program to encourage
.a1hsentee wtlng and campaign con-
tributioM among the e6timeted two
milli.on AmerieaM living there. Her
first stop will be Rome .
nnn1c1pa1 court lilt ..... k.be14 in. el·
feet tbet !be section ol the city
emergency ordinance ouUawiJlg &tan·
ding on sideWalb ii unC<>nstltutioDal.
However,· another section of ttie -
ordinance aimed at moving· hlpp\te it
sllll ln eHec~ unt..ted as yet.· It
out:aws sitting, kneeling at I.Ying <ID
sidewalks.
And, according fl> Police Chief Har-
ry Labrow;arrests art coutinuing for
this ofiense. Arreata: are not now being
made for standing on 1ddew~.
The section struck down by Judge
Hamilton \tated that no one eou1d
stand on· a sidewalk or other public
thoroughfare except M ··close as
physically possible to the buildirig line.
The matter wa,, before Hamilton in
the form of -a demurrer filed by the
public aefender's office to test the
legality of the law.
Councilmen passed the ordinance
unanimously Aug, 7 as an emergency
measure which had the force of put-
ting it into effect immedJately,
City Attorney Jack Rimel was not
sure Tuesday whether an appeal of
Hamilton's decision will be .filed. He
saifj law on the matter is currently
being researched in his office.
Costa Mesa eity councilmen are stu.
dying t;Ie Laguna ruling as a guide in
adopting a similar ordinance for their
city.
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NEWPORT ••. . ~ ' . . .
far in trying to build up a protective
shelf ()f sand between homes and the
e>eean.
Tons of grarure rock put down
parallel to the beach from 40tlh to 43rd
street. has managed to hold bade the
tides. However, from 43rd up coast te>
47tll Street lbe biting ""'Us have
come perioully close te> homes.
As the C«ps ext.nda tho granit.
banier U]J<'Oast, the beach hu kept
det.noratlnJ Just ahead of it Sand·
hauling rigs thil motnlng ...,,.. not
expected to dump · freSh sand any
farther downcoast than 47th street. ·
The reason, pointed out G. P. Davis,
Corf>5 special field representative, was
that the sandy shelf from 47th to 43rd
Streets was simply too narrow to
allow equipment through.
Meanwhile; dump trucks kept rolling
into the area with granite in a major
effort to get mote rDCk onto the beach
befe>re the next high tide, set at 6.5
feet at 8:18 o'clock "'1ilglll
It "'11 be the highest tide of the cur-
rent series of especially high tides.
"\Ve have no fixed routine," 11ajd
Ernie Silberberger, coritractor for
hauling the rock. "Our idea now ls just
to get if in h~re as f11st as we can."
He said~ expected to ·have as
many as 20 cits on the circuit today
between-W t Newport · and the rock
qu.arry about 75 miles away.
'Crisis' W amed ' -· . ' ·~ ,_1 .,.
·If Electlqn Goes
Into House Vote ··
WASHINGTON (UPI) -·Houat '.
Republican leoder Gerald R.. Ford
warned todaY. ~ nation faces a posaJ .. _
b!e "consUtutional crisil" if 110 ...
presidential cmdidate wins a majority
of the electoral v~es Nov. 5.
The Michigan lawmaker said if ·
Republicans win eontrol Of the House ·
on tbat day, "one of the first order! of
busineiis" in the 91st Congress will be ·
a coostitutional amendmert to repla~ '
the Electoral College system. r
Ford, at a news conference shortly
before the 90bh Congress recoavened :
tor iUI post-ooventioo session, !aid he:
was "very. apprehemive" that the
third party canWdacy of f9I"Jller ~
Alabama Gov. George Wallace, and
now the ·probable entry of a fourth '
peace_party into the race, •d pre·
vent either major party Qlftdidate -'
fre>m winning the required majority of;
the electoral vote. '
In that everit, the presiden·Uit elec.f
tion will be decided in the House in
stalle-l>y·state bail<lCing Jan. 6. Ford .
said that would e>pen the way for the
same kind of polil;ical Wheeling and
dealing that characterized t ~ •{
presidential election~ of 1800 and 1824.
which were 'decided by the House.
i'l think we face tthe possibility of a
constitutional crisis .in this country, it ...
no. candidate. gets a majority of the;
rlectoral vote QI\ Nov,_)" said Ford:
"Most people still don't realize tha.t'
they may not pick. the next pttside~t
and that instead the politicians may ·
pick him." .
Ford &aid that as an. alternati.ve to
the Electoral College sy.stem -under
which voters of ea~ state }Rck elec··
tors who m~t later t:i:nd east the.
state's electoral v• for President.
and vice president -he teDda to favar·
a direct popular eleotie>n. But he said'
there are several po1sible alternatives
and he is keeping an open mind.
Mildred Leitfred
Servkes Slated
Funeral services are to be held~ 2:
p.m. 'Thursday for Mildred E. IA!t-
.lrtd, 76, • U.guna B.acb r..tdent for
more than 40 years.
SM died. at her home, 503 Brooks
St., Sutlday night. Her husband, Paul,
a nove&t and short story writer, died
Aug. 16, The ce>uple had beeo Laguna
Beacll residents since 1927 .
Mrs. Leitfred had l<lng been aotivt
in the Neighborhood Congregatiooal
Church of Laguna Be~h.
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Evel')1lod,y want. w~ ~ut low want 16. pay Jor
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Tb.at ts a municipal'tiid:sm .if ever· there was.one.
It can be seen working in the cUftent geoUeman'1 dls.
aareement between Newport Beach cily ol(lclals and
community business leaders .
The city has proP.O<ed a new parking onlinanc.e. II
wollld affect only those commef'Clal areas that,.do 'nol
have parking requirements. . · · ·
1Long ovenlue, it Is, legislation that Ukea. aim ouly
at fUture needs. It does not seek to correct past and
present shortcomings; there is nothing Tetroactive
about it. , ~
Developers ol new buildln~s would be required to
provide off·street parking facilities for employes and
patrons. A formula based on usable floor space or rest·
aurant seating would determine the parking require-
ment. -c:c·c
Existing commercial buildings wo~· exempt
from any of the ordinance's provisions-unless expan·
rion is contemplated. And t.his is where the rub comes
in.
City aides have suggested:
-Whenever more than 10 percent expansion of orl·
ginal grw11 floor space is planned, the property owner
must provide off-street parking in accordance with the
same formula applied to new construction.
-If i~ is impossible to provide off-street parking,
the property owner must chip in to the municipal kitty
half the cost of each required parking space. This
money would ultimately be used for city parking gara·
ges. \
Committees of both the Newport Harbor Chamber
of Commerce and Board of Realtors have objected to
the .proposed ordinance. They say, through spokesmen,
that they don't like the 10 perce.nt expansion provision
at all.
They say 25 percent would be more reasonable.
"In the interest of maintainin~ the appearance of
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the ctty." says a committee member, "anyone •"°'14
be allowed to remodel u~ to 25 per<ent wllhout becc)m.
ing liable to parking reqwretneqts."
Th.ls does not setm any more rea!lonable. ~bat it
meam, in -effect, ls that a property owner, who now
might provide little or no off-street parking, presumably
would be able to almost double the size o! hi• ,~uUdlng
over a fotlt-year period-and add not a single paitin&
space.. -ti
That ia· hardly a viable alternative to what the cltj
has proposed. It is obviously no solution to future prob-
lems. It could aggravate them:
. There '&re some business leaders who bold to .. th.,.
view . that. 'r:tp city-imposed parking requirements are
needed at all. "Economic necessity'' alone is .sµtflcient.
to compel businessmen to put ln the required parking.
Or so goes l)ie theory. , ·
Decaying downtowns througout the nation, however,
have )ndicated that this ideal solution is loo o!ten pretty
late-and P.retty coaPY-lD working out in practice.
Let's find lh• right formula. It ii already very late. . .
Good System · for Parks. . ' . lt'a green, long and •kirmy and will be in tbe'bl.lls
oif Corona de! Mar. ,
It'-a a park-a uniqbely shaped 5.5 acre coritmuility
park . slated for the Irvine Company's Upper .H.a.rbo.r
View Hills development.
The land will be given to lhe city of Newport Be4ch.
which, in turn, wµJ. pay for improvements in t.J:ie park.
_ And th~ money .for these improvements will come
out of the qity's building excise tax fund. Bui~ders pay
this tu:, which, we'te sure, is added to the pnce of tba
houses they sell. .
Jt'1 a ~ood sy11tem for providing that most often
neglected municipal. need-parks. . · "
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P,ublic Inquiry:
News1ne1a at Convention Were Only Doing Their Job
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ls Needed
CIUCAGO -Much more than a ·
closed FBI investigation is ·needed to
expose all the ugly slde.s of the outrage
in Chicago. What is needed ill a
thorough public inquiry to tell it like it
war, and not the way the American
public beard It from Gene McCar.tby
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
We cyclists who attempt to ride
.. on Palisades, Jamboree, or Mac·
Arthur may choose either to
fight it out with the mad mus-
tangs on the pavement or to
dodge the broken glass, rockl
.and mud on the shoulder, if dhe
exists. Now they've even block-
ed the path across the Back
Bay' -L. G. M.
or ~ RiblcoU. ~ow have their views been formed?
The brutal reaction or me Chicago By exposure to a wide range of facbl
polic9 in response to ample pro-to the prejudices of college pro-
vacatJon by organized and disciplined lessors, editorialists and lnt,ellect.uats
alllf~war demonstrator& involves many who have objections to the Vietnam
different aspects of what ls wrong in war more visceral than logical?
America today. Viet President Were Mayor Daley's efforts to main·
Humphrey called for an FBI in-lain order in Chicago a reflection of
veftlgatlon. What is needed is a the ·old system of suppressing op-
__.. repre1entative __R_Ublic commission ta poliUon and an expression of the
eumlne every aspect, police brutality storm troopers ot· the poliUc1 of con-
u well as Communist incitement. the frontation?
Jl'kln-1 culpability' of ,Gene McCarttly
or the lack of It, the police state o!
Mayor Daley or Uu~ lack of it. IF IT IS ACCEPTED lhat order
must be maintained, there is the cen·
tral question of how that Is to be done
THIS ONE REVOLTING incident in and what methods and procedures are
the streets of Chicago while the justified under what condition11 to
Democratic PartY was nomlnating a maintain order. This question needs a
candidate for president compresses in-i;reat deal more study.
to a few hours a fantastic nightmare. Were the Chicaao police justifiably
Jt raises these questions for which reacting to a "bearded, dirty, lawless
there are only partial and mostly pre-rabble" bent on disrupting and
:fudiced answers: ~ par"alyzing the Democratic conventio~,
Aft idealistic young people trying to Gr did some policemen just lose their
find their way m a difficult and punt-heads under dirty-word taunta from a
Ing .world, being used as .the cutting bunch of lively kids? · ·· "'
edge of anarchy by older revolu-The story COJ\leS to you _tl_ther 'waf
tionaries who·do not mind if 300 or 400 in' Chlel.go. Anyone who !!'d's mtreif
of Uie passi<>nate kids get their he8dl · seen--the shocking film clips of pOUce rp~~ and arms WTenched? Has the be"at.lni up the !deb needs a somefihat
pnif.est movement gone beyond the broa&r vision J>eiore arriving at l.lrm ·
~ds of all acceptable stan~~rds of ~· · tpnt. .
pe~ful assembly and petitiob to -'.· ,. .
tedrt:ss grievances? . TBE ·.F8J WOlY'T g!ve us anywhere
To what e1tent have well·m~an1ng near the jfhOJe jbswer. We will hear
public figures lent themselves m the from the Jl!'Bl tb'&t tn some insta,nces
thW-est of their own .ll'.°litical ed~ and 'P.Ofl&ibly 'p. vtolaUoa of =1 vamemen.~ to. the "pob~cs of c.on-laws On. dviI~rJt)rt.s tb._e police
frontatlon whic4 hu as .its only lJTI· in·the spirit. Of Ma)'Ol'. Oaley'1 prf oua
m9tliate objective p~r~lyi1ng and .,then ,do<:'trlne of lhooting ,footers.
tearing apart the existing system. • We will e.JJO hear that the kid1 were
OR, WAS THE protest demonstra-
tloft as it was seen on Michigan
Awnue. an emotional expression of
deeply felt aspirations of idealistic
v:iun~ people for a better world!
Sf'loold they have been welcomed to
ChJcaJ?o, sheltered. fed and permitted
to eipress themselves, and take part
now in the great processes o[
d~ocracy which they Jat!:r will con-
trol?
Are their grievances justified? Do
they have a vision? Do they love all
mankind or merely hate the draft?
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Dear Georgr.:
Beneath all your levity ind
facet.IOU$ approach to lUe I find a
rrem. deal Of r11ther }ofty think·
lng. with an approach high above
that of most advice columnists.
Wby do you hide this with
humor?
CURIOUS
Dear Curiou.s:
I'm laul]llng to keep from C1'71n1 -actually, the reason I
1rOUDd ao lolC7 b I've been living
-fD I rtll: fll the blCk yard &!Dee
Jlt7 _.,.ned my column on how
lbould be the boe:s in fam1!7,
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OlloWlnf Geari•'• ldvlce could
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ergan!Jed· altd .exhDl'led by David Dell-
inger, who calls himself a non·Soviet
Communist and organized the march
on the Pentagon last year. Among U!e r
others involved wue Tom Hayden of
Students for a Democratic Society,
which took over Columbia Unlversltr,
cloed it and now has succeeded 1n
pU$hing out its president, and Jerry
Rubin, head of the Youth lnternational
Party (Yippies).
But that will not llelp much. Con-
gress will wish to investigate the
Chicago outrage, and that may not
help much either. A deep, thorough,
uijudiced, publlcly-conducted in-
q is needed to bring out Into the
tlg of day why •nd how It was that
the city of Chicago and the t11Uon
should have another outrage on Its
conscience. Beyond that, the establish·
td authority needs publicly acceptable
guldtlints on how to handle the
politics of confrontation.
Quotes
Gov. CJ1ade R. Kirk, Jr., f1orid1, lll
S.F. addres1 -"You vote for 1 preai·
dent only about 10 times In your Hfe. ft
is a precious thing .•. somethlnc 1ov.
don't throw •IV'U' liihUy."
Brewattt F. Am~ 31, Sonoma Slate
Collece 1tudea&.-•r1 decided to spend
my time with young people who aren't
likely to die next month ..• 'lfho doft't
tlllc: tndle11ly about thtlr aches and
pains."
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To the Editor:
I watched it -I heard it - I sat
stunned, torn between anger and
disbelief.
Freedom of the press -what a
mockery. The Democratic conventlori
clearly violated both the rights and
persons of our pewsm'en. We illl
witnessed on camera.
What did Utey NOT want us to see or
hear, these politicians who have been
runninf'our country?
WHAT IS hap~ning behind closed
doors? Something is terribly WTong. If
our fellow Americans can react so
violently -ask yourself, "Why?" We
must no longer be' ostrichea hiding our
beads in the sand.
Our newa~n were only doing their
job -yet Utey were attacked.
I resent very much the manner in
which the news -presa and TV -
personnel were treated.
I RESENT THE indignities our
delegatea and private citizens were
subjected to.
I resent barbed wire fences, armed
forc,is and sectirlty guarda ..
I resent the l\igh-handed manner ln
which a "minority" b &.h i n d cl0«ed
doors are running our country while
calling themselves the "majority."
I'm bewildered. ·
I'm angry - I'm scared. Are you?
H. M. REID
Daley's .Beha1'1or
To tbe Editor:
A:J students of Orange Coast College
we haYe lodged a formal protest
against Mayor Richard J. Daley's use or~ Gestapo tactics on the night of
A¥gust 28, 1968 in front of the Hilton
Hptel in Chicago. We deplore the
brutaJ--phya.lCal violence exerted upon
the i.ntentionally peaceful
demonStrators.
' ·As a major prhponent of the
Democratic Party's ideals of peace
and domestic tranquility; as a mayor
-aqd controller of large city organJ%a·
tlon, ·and primarily as a citii:en of the
United St.ates, Mayor Daley had
obligation to uphold these basic ideals.
The basic privilege of all Americans
ls freedom of speech; remembering
th.ii. we urged him to reexamine his
behavior toward · people who vocally
demonMrate·dlftyenees of opinion.
LANI MAILES
JAN EDWARDS
• DONNA LYKE
PATii HIGBY
MARDENE WIEBER
ROGER TOPZ
Gootl fftt' Good
To the Editor:
ThJs is a Jetter of thanks to the DAT·
LY PILOT for the splendid covera~e
gtVen to acttvltle'I of the ~arlous clvtc
organizations for which I am privileg.
ed to work on a volunteer basis.
In every instance when I have con·
lacted The DAILY PILOT concerning
a releue that· is of pubUc interest... I
have met fine ~rsonnel.
Since, in youth, we were taught
much about returning good for ren·
dared good, it does appear that we
who are readers ca:n act reciprocally
toward our newspapers.
WE CAN REMEMBER th at
newspapermen and women work very
hard under rules u regards Ume and
space. There t1 always pressure to get
ed1tions into homes and on the stands.
Also, com of pubJlcaUori have risen ln
raUo to price advances tn other areas
of activity. N11'1 cov81"age Ls es-·
cellent.
Speaking for fTiJ>ell, I am if'OIA!ful
to tho Orange Gouill1 prlD. And It Ii
my sinceie hope that my ftiends and
co-workers win· travel even more
faiWully the two-way street called
Reciprocity in support of the media
which has responded so cheerfully and
faithfully to our needs.
RUTH JOHNSON
Delena. Schmitz
To the Editor:
My faith in your edltorial poUcy was
nearly restored when you-stre.ined
your arm t.o pat our good governor on
the back for signing two bills that
seemed to please you-nal™!ly the new
drug law and the long overdue weUare
law (editorial of Tues., August 27). I
agree-both are good legislation and
l'm sw-prised that both got.through our
Legislature.
Then, back to your Same old record
which you've played too long and too
loud already. As I read. .through the
editorial on state Sen. John Schmitz
and the John Birch Society I couldn't
help but recall the many feeble ex·
cuses you've used to malign both Sen·
ator Schmitz and the John Birch
Society. This time it was because he,
like many others, is highly critical of
the textbook."Land of the Free." You
naturally W?Uldn't give the good s~
ator the benefit of 1tating that some
CalUomia School Districta have re·
fused to 1lllow thia controversial text
in their school!.
YOU ALSO stretched the truth in
suggesting that Dr. Mu.-Rafferty-wa5
satisfied with th.is so called "history."
He has merely tolerated this text be-
~uae he can't do anything else in his
position.
And ont other fact that you have
overlooked (and you overlook many
important facb about S e n a t o r
Schmitz) is that Senator
Schmitz is an educator. Befor.e he en-te~ date politics be was a college
professor and I believe be baa bis
doctorate degree Iii. some phase or
education, which,' 1 believe wOUld qua].
i!y him somewhat over the tdltor ta
make an intelligent judgment ou what
we are doilit in secondary edUcatioo in
the state.
FINALLY, IN your trivia (and it
aJways ts when you edltadalize on
John SctnntU) you say that· ne1t
''Schmlta. will condeni_q, Gov. Reagan
for spending too mocb mooey:"-Again,
you haven't done your '.homework. I
was of the opinion that tbif'.L..,..4. Times
is reqqlred reading at., ""''DAILY
PILOT: Quite a tew weft.i ago, the
L. A. Times gave an entire column
on page three, mind )'OU, to the report
that Senator Schmitz did condemn ·
l.rO'YernOr Reagan for bot2l his budget
ind his spending. I believe be stated
that the curret budget ls some 12 per-
~t over the highest budget for any
flrst-year governor-in Cali/onUa and
higher than any ~viout budget ol
the "Big Spender,' Gov. Pat Brown.
Senator Schmit% devotes all of his
time betterlnf Orange County's poUl·
lcal poe;IUon in Sacramento. He
contlnua.lly author• bllla that show
Intelligence, couraiie, and a grasp 0(
the knowledge of state government.
We"ve elected him twice and we'll
elect hJm again in 1plte of your
attacks.
Must (Jose u our mynah blrd is
clamortni: for your editorial page.
RICllAllD H. MAZY
San .Joaqedn Be...U
To the EdJtor:
Do the people of Ibo s .. Joaqula
l
School district know that on Sept. 17,
1968, they will be asked to vote for a $5
million bond issue to build schools in
their area?
Do they know that a Yes vote for
this isslij! will secure their children's
futLU"e?
Do they know that by 1972, without
this $5 million, their children could be
on double sessions, or worse yet, not
have a school in the area available to
them?
DO TREY KNOW that unless we
secure the passage of this bond issue,
our State School Building Aid will be
cut off?
Do they know that their school
district Is depending on them to ,E!'et
out and vote to paas this Issue? We
need a two-thirds majority vote to
pass it.
Do they know that we need, at the
present count. for our future, at least
.eight elementary schools, two in·
· termediate schools, ·six land sites and
administration fa cilities to ac-
commodate our chUdren?
If all of them know, fine; but if they
didn't, they do now! So get out and
vote Yes on Sept. 17!
RUTH DEL VESCOVO
San Joaquin Citizens
Bond Committee
San Joaquin School District covers
tfie newl11 developed areas along the
San Diego Freeway, includin.g Uniutr·
sity Park, El Toro, Uisurt: World
and Mission Viejo, -Editor
The Real 1'111alns
To the Editor:
Before the last echoes or the sounds
of the Co.sta Mesa-Newport Beach Pop
Festival fade completely into the past.
I think a word should be said about the
originators of this Idea who are, in ef-
fect, the real villains of this piece. Ac·
cording to the newspapers. they :Ue
listed as the WESCO and Scienic
Sounds Corporation assisted by
Humble Harve or KHJ.
Whoeye:r they .ate, this Is the Pied
Piper who by means o{ the magic air
wav8ll' enUced the younger generation
with promises of a great two-day pop
festi~ and the offer or free Jodging1
(which they later rescinded).
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THEY SHORT-CHANGED the kids.
they gave the town another upset as
witnessed by the letters to the editor.
and tli~ great spece given editorially
to this uFesµval", and I ~~t 1t
IS.SO ellfraD<e fee •. they are.J11µpto,
all the "81 to·tbe bank. · __...-:;. •
The Junior Chamber of Co~
(with the 'uiual amount or pi'o"18ti)
put on aome aiarvelous dan~~f9r·the
young of ttte community last ~stir,
which benefited all. The -Teeit·Age
Fair iat the Anahe.lm Stadium was an
orderly, fun project for yoiit.yomig
people, but friends like the ~ and
Sctenic Sowids we don/~ neeq. ·
ALICE P. MAY$n " .. l
'Both Wron ..
To the Editor:
Someoae should inform VI\ Mn
Rafferty, who recently wonde(ed wtiy
the Bn'U-Vletnam War peopU didn't
protest the Russian inv1ilon of
Czechoslovatla, that protest marches
have occurTed. The marches •trt
staged throughout the world -in-
cludJng Con\munist (Ountrles. One
such march in the United States was
led by Dr. ~n,tamin Spock, a strong
Vietnam critic.
f rurint the ttta(tJ by otberi, such
as H. 8 . McDonald Jr. who stated In
thl1 p.aper that perhaps the peace
groups are a Commw'll.at front
Orpnlptlm. These llJnple amwon to
everything that is disagreeabl1 Is
Communtst is foolish.
IS THERE A pro-war citizen in the
United St'ates who can see what we
aft doing in Vietnam is wrong, for
there is no difference between the two
invasions? The United' States invaded.
a foreign country, VletnJUD, to forcfi
our idei\s· The Soviet Union has in·
v ad e d a foreign country.
Czechoslovakia, to force their political
ideal. Both invadera are wrong in
doing what they have done. They have
created war and disallowed others to
determine their course.
I remember when our generals aaid
give us 50,000 m~n and we will clean
out Vietnam in twa:weeks. Now, with
over a half million men, the generals
say victory as we know it is im·
possible.
THE SOVIET UNION will beat
down the Czechs, but only militarily.
They will still want freedom as do
Hungary and Poland. The Soviet Union
is fighting a losing battle. The Com-
munist world will and is 1pllttln&
without western interference or war.
As tor communism in America, tt
will not happen it we solve our internal
problems. There is no way for ez ..
ternal pressures to destroy us if we
solve our internal problems. I say we
should turn away from Vietnam and
war, and stop twning away from our
problems. ·
VAN McKlNZIE
P-tv Pockets
To the Editor:
After reading the Saturday Com.
ment Pege (August 24), it was good to
read about the concern over poverty
pocketa in Orange County, as there
are many.
After careful study of the map
cover~ng the poverty pockeU, I was
surprised to see ow-home•was sma~k
in the middle o! the poverty pocket. At
first I thought the map to be a lltUe oft
scale, but the marked .area wa1 too
vast and arear; in the city that are
known to have poverty were not mark~
ed .
N~w ~ur homes in this wide poverty
area range from about $23,000 to
$33,000. What we would like to know is
when will we receive our first weUar~
check?
BARBARA CRIPPEN
The "pockets" were outltMd btt
censU1 tract. -the .smallest d.efm·
able area available. How1vtr oU
homes within iueh lroct.s are ~t be-
low sta~rd -quite the contraf'JI in
mant1 uutime11. The map rimpJv
meant that withi" the1e certain areas
fUb.$ta"ndard hov.rina could be found..
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Wednesday, Sepl 4, 1968
TM ..Ulorlal -of th< Dallv Pilo1 ... 1u to Inform and slim.
ulaU rtcden by prt.rndng thir
ntwfJ'.IOprtT'• optn.iom and com.-
tnentm'J' on topics of interen
and llgnlfkonce. bv prwldlng a
fonms for tht t:rpre11icm ol
our ~r1' opfniom, and bv
presmiing tlW' dfvcn• vtt•
points of ln/OTTMd ob11n>1r1
and spok'"'"'" °" 1op1cr of u.. day.
Robert N. Weed, PubU.bor
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VOt '6f, NO. 213, I SECTIONS, 76 P.AGES CosTA MESA, CA(IFORN!}; WEDNESDAY, ·SEf'l'ElljBER ~. 196&
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Perennial Protester Test·s Civic Cool
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' By PAMELA POWELL
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'!be penonnlal -IDID guardian ol
the Costa -. tupayer tramped
before the City Camell •lain 'l'lle'4ay
night to D.ing accusations at council
members and isrue a directive to
commend Chicaa:o;s Mayor Daley for
his handling of the Democratic eon.
vention.
The councllrrien, with an oh·no-not-
again look, 1hrogged and sat back as
Theodore C. 'l!ologh st<>rmed to the
podium. But by the Ume he had aban-
doned. ttie platform be once more had
tested the tempers of everyoM in city
govennent and pughed their compos-
ltt'e right up_ ae:alnst the walls of the
city's new '4 miWon civic cer:iter.
Ted Bologb la tbe day and nlibt arch
Beach Not
.Staying Still
For Army
By BRUCE BENSON
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Discouraged U~S. _ · y Corps of
Enitneers official m o r n i n g
surveyed tbe fie eline of West
Newport and learned that tooe of sand
freshly carted in to the area had been
washed out overnight. ·
Asked what they planned to do ne~.
the Corps officlals said:
"You tell us what the ocean's going
to do, llK1 we'll tell you what we're
going to do."
By 8 p.m. 'l\Jesday it was clear that
the evening'• high ti.de wu not
,,,,,,. po'ferful enough to cau~ renewed
property damage. ·
Jjtmftredl ot people milled ollout
street ends, :watcbiM: waves roll to
within a couple hlZ!l4frjd feet Of homes,
tHen breaking over a barrier of hastily
(See NEWPORT, P .. e %)
* * * Laguna El Morro
Trailer Park
Ravaged by Surf
Sundecks were collapsed or toting at
El Morro Trailer Park north of
Laguna Beach today as the eea cOlr
tinued its September frolic. Resi~nts ortb~ park, aided by
volunteer youths from La(lllla Beach
Search and Rescue Explorer Post 717,
wert sandbagging .again.rt the bat·
teting espectaL•Hin from tonilbt's
high tide.
Meanwhile, the rest of Laguna
Beach was loslng 1and. to the storm
surf and rip tide action triggered by
Hurricane Liz.a howling at sea.
"There isn't much beach left, not
much sand," said Lifeguard Jeff
Powers from the Main Beach tower.
"There's not any beach near the
Bluebird area, jU1t rocb," he said.
Powers said the sea has undercut the
'lifeguard tower at .Mountain Road one!
generally robbed beaches ol sand.
'The sand usually returns later in Ute
year. , •
A spokesman at the trailer park 6aid
"quite a few sun dects (in front of
,trailers) are leaning ~oualy and
are going to go.'' Others had already
collapsed during high tides Ind, wave
battering Moodoy and Tuesday iliibll.
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sun whlclt will 1fm!I the. Or·
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70 mercury -u per Ul\lal.
INSIDB • l'ODA:Y
A ne10 t1eft..«gc r~
compan11 tn HvntnaQtcm Btach
"'4kes its d<blll w. tO<<k<nd
tofth ••A Thouaand Clotona." Ste
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foe ol everyone in Costa Mesa city
government, except, as al late, Mayor
A. L. Pinkley, whom be addresaes ln
dignjfied rerms and tone<.
"For about a month I'll be the good
guy, I'll wear the white bat," the
mayor said. "Bul twice in a row is
alme>5t a world's record. At least he
doesn't pick oo one person."
Bologh also ls-an out-and-out foe of
the DAil.. Y PILOT, which he prefers
to call the "Daily Pl~." "I read the
Daily PlQt once in a while . I'm not
deaf,'' BoJQgh said last when asked
tc keep the record straight ov~r a res-
oluUon adopted at the last meeting.
"You say I'm a troublemaker, J
am. I'm an American," be said, and
continued biJ tirade on individual
members.
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"Mr. McKenzie (city manager), you
hired a new iwistant without telling
me how much you're going to pay
him ," Bologb cried.
•·Mr. Bologh, be will receive $1,400
a month and it was published in every
paper in California including the loc~
papets," McKenzie said.
"'Ted if you'd just listen ..... " Coun-
cilman Robert M. Wilson started
calmly.
"My name is Mr. Bologh and your
name is Mr. Wilson," Bologh retortEd .
•·1 don't drink with you and I don't
want to drink with you, so you can
call me Mr. Bologh ," Bologh yelled.
Why Bologh picked city governmen:
as his conswning interest i& not clear.
He ran-very unsuccessfully-for city
council in 1966 and again in 1968.
"CHICAGO IS MY KINO OF TOWN"
Nixon Gets RNring Welcome jn Windy ' City
Nixo·n Receives Cheers
In Big Chicago Parade
CHICAGO (UPI) -Richard M. Nix-
on kicked oU hi! 1968 presidential
calhpaign today in OUcago, the city
* * *· HHH to Attend
Meeting of N'SC
WAVERLY, Minn. (Al')
Democratic presidential n o m I n e e
Hubert H. Humphrey has cut 'hort
. what wu to have been a week-long
rest and campaign planning stay to at-
tend a meeting of tlle National Securi-
ty Councn Jn Washington.
Tbe vice president leaves hls
tatefront home today for Minneapolls, some olQ miles away, and wm Oy in his
~ jet to the capital for the late
afternoo1J mettlng.
Humphrey also plans to attend a
Cabinetmeetlng in WashingtDn 'Thurs-
day before returning here later that
day. Mort atrateizy talks are on tap
'Friday ~d Saturday.
Pl'8I Secretary Norman Shtrman
ducribed Humphrey's decision to at· ·
tend the securltr council meeting aa
"a routine decision."
But it was fe1t here that the vice
presJdent wanted both to emphasize
h1I rote_ aa one close to the policy level
and to get aqy 18~ lnformaUon on the
Easleru J;:uropeall ""'1 Vlntnam situ ..
tiona.
H'i,111\Phtef apent most of Tuesday in ..uloU htl'I with bll campaign
m~atr •. La'tvrence F. O'Brien, who
11 doubllnc .as chalrman or the
Demoattic ~allouaJ Committe~.
where his supporters claim he was
tricked out of victory in 1960.
Standing up in the back of an open
~vertible with confetti and ticker
tape streaming down upon })im. Nixon
rode through the Loop financiaJ dis·
trict while thousands cheered from the
side\\'alks and pressed against police
lines.
The Chicago police who came in for
nationwide criticism of their handling
of crowds at ll!t week's Democratic
Natlooal Convention were on their
gentlest heh a vi Or today. They let the
crowds press cl0&e to the Republican
presidential nominee and when they
wanted to clear a path . through the
throng the officers said, "please."
The crowds were allowed to come
far closer to Nlxon than they were
to any of the Democratic bigwigs who
came tie.re last week for their party's
tumultuOWI and controversial converi-
tion.
N.b:on't reception was boisterous. At
one point, be even got from his car
to shake bands with member1 of a
crowd ln front of a bakery.
At Midway airport, howeveT. police
and secret Service agents kept a wel·
coming crowd of 100 away from the
candkbite, behind a plate glass win-
dow In the terminal.
Nixon headed for a rally at the
Slieraton-Black.stone hotel, a focal
point of the battles between police
(See NIXON, Pace !)
NEW YORK CAP) -The stock mar-
ket held a falrty good gain this afleT·
noon In moderato tia<llng. (See quot..-
.lions, Pa1e1 26-27).
ln between times, he has pursued an
off.and~ attack on city governme!'lt
that has left City Manager Arthur R.
McKem.ie spluttering, has ground
many a meeting to a complete halt,
and has once brought threat of a
lawsuit after he indirectly called Coun·
cilman Robert M. Wll!on a Com.
mun.isl.
"I don't think it's necessary to listen
to this man night after night for four
years," Wilson said after Bologh bad
stormed out of the chambers. "If he'd
just read the records he'd know."
City Attorney Roy June said there
was nothing that requlred council
members to listen to B o 1 o g h ' s
"personal tir-ades." Under the original
bylaws of the city, persons may only
speak for five minutes and then they
can be stopped, June pointed out.
"We can adjourn and not come back
unUl there is order," Mayor Alvin
Pinkley said. "Or we ~an call the
sergeant at arms and baw: the person
removed. You can rest assured that
something will be done. It will be legal
but what it will be 1 don't know.'•
"You mean we don't have to of-
ficially commend Mayor Daley's
policy?" Councilman George Tucker
asked with a smile.
The comment was in response to
Bologb's openin$'. statement that
Mayor Daley should "be commended
for hi& treabnent of bwns and
reporters."
HE TESTS THE TEMPERS
Theodor• C. Bol09h
Mesa to Get EPS?
Council Says Police TV llas~Mer.~t --
The controversial Electronic Pro-
toctive Sy~m (EPS) narrowly voted
down by the Newport Beach city coun-
cil recently has been seen by the Costa
Mesa City Council as having a
"definite amouDt of merit," .and has
been,1eferred to the. city manager's
office for further investigation.
U Cost.a Mesa woukl get the system
it would provide closed circuit TV
cameras, monitored by tne police, at
high-crime areas arpund the city.
The i.6sue, brought befOre the Mesa
council Tuesday night, was sai~ by Ci·
ty Manager Arthur R. McKenzie to
have definite merit if used in a 1oca-
tion such as Orange Coa&t College
where a rash of stereo tape Uletts bas
plaRU<d PQliet. • , >
''l don•t 'lmow.,arrything abOOl it,"
Mayor Alvin Plnk1ey said today.
"'All we did lalt night wa,, to instruct
Mr. McKenzie to g~ the infonnation. J
don't know how much of an inv&sion of
privacy there would be. But if there is,
then something' has tO be done."
Before the matter will again "be
brought before the Costa Mesa clty
councll, It will be discussed with
Police Chief Roger Neth and city of·
ficials from Newport Beach.
In ia 4-3 vote the Newport Beach city
council declined the prottction system
on thp grounds that there '1't?e, not ye.t
.suffi!!ient re.stratnts on the. llrnltl of
the TV tests And that the eztent of
crime in Newport did nqt wan-.nt u.se
ol the 1ystem1 ,
• McKenxle Mrlie e""4 tli • ._...
u voluoi\11,boo&UP·ol It.I "pr .. 111Uvtt
Interests," and -said, 1'it's somethlqg
that law enforcement will have even-
t1,Jally anyway."
McKenzie -formerly police ch1er In
Costa Mesa • .beJore stepping up to the
city ~nager slot -has praised the
EPS system as a good tool In crowd
control such as that at the AUJ. 3-4.
Newport Pop Festival.
He said the system could have Stq?-
plied oomprf:te control of Ute crow.d,
so~e ·eiements. of which · \ndulged tn
~tics activity and a f~:w t.nJtanoM ~f ••!'J>lll1 aiid'lndei:eot eXJ)O,'qre. · .M~t said ·d\n'ing an· iftWvtrw
last weell': that the EPS system, for ex·
ample, cOuJd be Instrumental in curb-
ing car radio and stereo o~t ~ta frtm vehicles on the Orantt' Coast Clillelt campus. · -·
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Bal Isle Soldi~rs~tives . .
Parallel in Life, D~l)th:
Two Balboa Island servicemen
whose lives closely paralleled in
school , student activities and cbam·
piooahip athletics have ended clotely
parallel during U.S. Army combat
operations in Vietnam.
Identilication of the two Harbor
Area Gls came Tuesday in a list of 164
·other servicemen killed, including
·three Marine C.O?pl enlisted men from
! Santa Ana. .
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The Orange County dead are:
Cpl. Daotel E. Wark, 2~ ol 22S
Apolena Ave., Balboa Island.
Spec./4 "Michael R. Mangu, 1.3, of
220 Garnet Ave., BaJboa Island.
Sgt. David P. McCord, of 147 V.
Ani a Lane, Santa Ana.
Sg:t. David L. McRae, of 1311 S.
Main St., Santa Ana.
L/Cpl. Peter F. Camacho Jr., of 19:l>
S. Center Sl, Santa Ana.
The family of Cpl. Wark was notified
of his death Friday, while the Mangan
famiJy learned the young enlisted man
was missing in action .a week ago and
death w~ confirmed this week.
Spec/4' Mangen graduated from
Newport Harbor High School in 1963,.
where he set .a school record a.a a pole
vaulter and lettered in both track and
football, enrolling later at Orange
Coast College.
He lettered in track for OCC,
gradua~ed fr om there and continued
on to the University of Arizona on a
track scholarship, then entered U.S.
Army service .a year ago.
A funeral service is scheduled Frl·
day at 11 a.m. in Pacliic View
Memorial Park, with Dr. Raymond I.
Brahams officiating. The Jamlly said
memorial contrlbutions can be &eot to
the U.S. Olt'npic Committee, attention
of William E. Bachert, New York City.
Survivors include his Cather Robert
T. Mangan , ol the Balboa Island ad·
dress, his mother, Mrs. Jean Mangan.
of Costa Mesa, sisters Mrs. Nanci
Curci, of Newport Beach, Susan
Mangan, of Sacramento and maternal
grandmother, Mn. R. S. MacMillan,
o( Laguna Hllls.
CpL Wark wu in tlle f ir I t
gradu.atiJag clan rrom Corona de.1 Mar
High School In 19611, where he lettered
tn rwimming aod cros1 country, con·
tlnulng on to OCC where be lettered in
both sports again. ·
AfleT graduation from OCC, bo
enrolled at the University <t HawaiJ,
where be was instrumental lo organ.tz..
ing a reading service for new 1~enta.
His eUorfl woo ~ hllh oommendatlon
lrom unlve.r1ity ofnclalJ lut June.
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''Wbll6 he. wu here, he led a very cs.. SOLDIERS, Pace t)
KILLED IN ACTION
Mlchael R. Mangan
KILLED IN ACTION
D•niel E. ·Wa'rk
-Costa Mesa Council Tables
Action on Hippie Control
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Costa Mesa city councilmen Tues.
day indefinitely stalled pu1age of a
city ordinance which would put hippies
in their place -oil tho -II and
against the w.alll.
The Jaw patlot ood an.. a !Aguho
Beach ordinance which required
anyone sitUna:. standing or kneeling on
the sidewalks ta be u close aa
phyaically porlible to the buildJnc line,
wu in part declared unconatitutlonol
by Judge Rlclwd.!IArnlllo!l in Lacuno
Beach Munldpol Court last weet.
Tllo coundi Tue1cfaf' Y<ited to delay
•ctiou unW the ooU1UtuUonallty of tho
onlln.,.ce II oltl)er qphcld or ogaln
denied ln.Lquna S.llCb. ·
The sectloD of the law wblcb ouuaw.
ed 'stauding 0111ldewolb wu\leclared
unconstltut!ODOL ~v• ·u. -tton ' which out11111 lilllric, l.!1Jtr or
kheellng b.11 11 yet been '"""'!Aid and therefore temalna 111 eU!c:L
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Laguna Beach councilmen plan to
apPeat the decision,: but accordfrig to
Police Chief Harry Labrow arrests· are contfnutog to be made. .
As 1oon as the Laguna Beach
ordinance bas been clari.fted;-the Costa
Mesa citJ council will take ill own
a c t i o n on eontrollln1 the public
catherlng of blpplet.
COST A MESA'S . .
SCHEDULE LISTED
' Wot>detlnJ 11h.,. Junior or all ca,tohes the achoo! bus next Tuetjll)'
morning, the llrst da, of llCbool?
Cotnpl•te bl\f acbedules telJlna lc\CI·
tions and tlme1 of 1tapr for Ule
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f)eath Try
• • . . . • Newport Beech police today dllclo,.
ed tlle orrtst bllora down Llbor Day
ol a COiia M--'lfhi>~
-lo kill bknoell, bll
pltdmd '"' a poilcealall'. 'With a load-
411 -c:ollber rilla. Tiie IDd4-I """" wllllout bloods!>· ed -alfor 1be llrtfrleDd m_,..i lo cou die mon to live up tllt ,...pon
Wlllll -llOllco ofllcen -oulllde hll B-1'-.ula opor1mtot. '!be 2S-7taHld bartender ,.u taken
lo polloe 1-dquartort t b ••
tr-lid to~·~ Medlcll
Cealer for -.... PoUct u1d tllt)" ncolved a call
about 3:15 a.m. from • J2.7••~1d
woman.\llat bar boyfriend WU maklni
!Ina!< -a rtflo. Olllcen aald 1beJ lollowad tho
y-,.... ... to 111• b~er·s
_.tment and 'INlched bar ·-olieod Of 111em tllroulll> a rear deor • . p-In, police 1114 11tey -th•
boyfrltncflyln( OD a btcl. A rllll ro1tad
-bll ri&llt le(, 'With Ibo blrn1 pointad at tilt door.
Wbll< two police o1ood oul<lde the
door, they beard ttie younc woman
plead w!lll IM< friend lo II•• up tile
weapon. He at t!fst refused, saytng,
"No, I'm going to do it," then con·
aented to hand her 1be weapon.
Officm A!ld 111ey • found a
handwritten note, b e q u e a th i n g
everytbing to tbe gtrL It mded 'Wltlt an
obsconlty dlrecled at Ibo pole•
depal1imelll .
The weapon was loaded with six
rounds of ammunition in Jte magazine,
plus one shell in the Clh.ambtr. The ri·
fie alao was cocked, poUce said.
Prom Pllfle l
NIXON •••
and demomtraton'durtng the Demo-
cratic convention.
It wu fitU!ig tti.t Nixon chose
Chicago u the jumpin( off 1pol lor hi•
first campaign 5wing aince hi won the
GOP nomlnatlon ot Mllllll Beach.
Jt WAI here, hlJ 1Upporter1 still (:tatm, that Mayor Richard J. Daley'a
Democratit! maablnt ahaved. enough
Wlj!• from Nlxm'• tot11 ID 1116() to pUl
Jlllnol1 and ulttmately tfl~1:ire11denttaJ
eleotlon tnto John F. Ketllledy'1 col·
umn.
Today, a pc>_llce' helicopter hovered
ovemead ~ Nixon lbook handJ
Wttb his ueet.er1, waved, &Dd poaed
for ~grapberl,
His wife, PaUicia, arrived ln a plane
ahead of him. When Nixon'& plane
-ed,' lilt went lDlld< aod emeried
'Wiii! blm. •
Before taking di from New York,
Nixon 1114 be w• 0 QW.te a bit older
but a bit Wer" 1han he wa1 when he
campol{llad In ltleO.
Btfora ho bOarded a ailca10-0ound
plant at I.a GIWdla alt1>ort. Nlaoo
oold, "I'm In Chi belt ~ I've been
in •1 eampatcn ." Be IDt the major
-bmreen bll cam-thio yew and ~· -.I lild !or 1he Jnlldency In ltleO WU that 111en he
waa ... litth down" becau1e of a knee
fnJury. .
Mail Theft Still
Fede~ Offense
· 'Ibe loot b: oaly worth a nickel now,
but mall theft ta IUil a federal 0Uen1e.
Gerald E. Olle Jr., of 205 Del Mar
Ave.1 told Cotta Mesa poUce Tuelday
th•t aomeaDe 1tol1 a new credit c11d
out of hb: mailbox, but he diacover,d
the tom. dilcarded. envelope and
noWled the &bop to c.nctl hi& card
number. -V
Value of tho caM illell ii about one
nicl<eL
DAILY PILOT
Olt.-.NGE COAST PUILISHING COMPANY
Robert N. W••d
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La Dolce Vita, Canine Style
Chang, l&.month.o!d German Shepherd owned by Thomas S. Ritter
of Huntington Beach, kn<l'IVs h<l'IV lo beat the beat. Sbe makes good
use of her private swimming pool, a sunken bathtub in backyard o!
. Ritter home, 816 Huntington Ave.
SA Heights Issue
Mesa Water District Says
No Agreement on Annex
B7 ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of tt11 01111 1"1191 Sleff
The Costa Meaa Oounty Water
J>t!trict bu thrown cold wltler on •
request by the Santa Ana Heights
Water Co. for a pledge again.st an·
nexatkm into ita .tervice are.a without
mutual agreement. ...
Director• COMldering the matter
have concluded that the request comes
from a minorl.ty faction at w«k within
the private, 40-year-old company.
Thl.1 is denied by company
zpokelln.en.
"I'm lblTy, but we are .not a fac·
ti on, 11 Mrs. Eleanor F u 11 e r ,
shareboldera committee chalnnan,
declared icily When informed of the
CMCWD action .taken last '1'1:!.ursday.
.. Directors of the CMCWD left the
dooc open to further contact and a let·
le< outlining terms of file !aiu and
reasons why Is being dra!lted far sub-
mission to the frrm.
"We will di~uss matter$ with the
board of ~· ond,h~ve tried ID in
the past,":.sii4 Costa ·Mega Mayor
Alvin L. PiDkley . .tlfO ls one of the
CMCWD directors. •
, 'lbe CMCWD ottered some time a(o
10 )Ucbaio Ille Santa Ana Helg!D
"""'!'!'1...i..~ fldllUe1 for 9004,000,
but ,__,,.. -counter.,.,..,uon has
left ellCll·~.~ ol!il aunewbat 1usplci<>!li;<!f 1lil ~.. . ' . .
'Barbary Coast'
The request for resolutions of com-
mitment to a no-annexMlon policy oo
the part oC other potenU.aJ competitors
in the field of water supply is the
Jaf.elt development in a movem~ by
the Sanll Ana Heights 1bareholder1 lo
lonn a publk: water cltstrlct.
A bearing on the proposal i1 due
Sept. 11 betore the Local Agenciea
Formation G:ommisslon and if tM •
movement failJ, the promised haoda.-
off policy could boclutop the Saoll
Ana Heights finn's position.
P·inkley notes that the· reque1t came
from Atotrney George Logan and not
Chris Bell, who is legal counsel few the
Santa Ana Heights Water Co. and its
board of directors.
"It would seem therefore that this
did not come from tlle company,,.
Pillkley isakl, "so -we are not unwill-
ing to discuss the matter. but we can't
reply to~ a .minority group.''
11..n. .Full.er ... re3p011Citd angrUy to
tl!LI, saying that Logan, .. all50ciete of
the law firm of Rimel, Harvey and
Helsing, was hi.red expressly by the
board · of directors to mmdl.e tile
~ lonnati<».
What they have there 15eems to be a
failure to communicate.
1be burr under the saddle in Sianta
Ana Heigh(is is the CMCWD's an-
nexation of a large apartment project
at Palisades Road and Santa Ana
Avewe. OU$i<ie Costa Meaa City
limits.
· Plan for Mesa
,Taverns Studied
liupafd fee HMssn1ent.s on M>me
shanlo held b7 the lrv!ne Co.
prevl!llled · lhe ,Sanl8' Aua Height.
Wate:r ·Co. from aervlng 111e property
and the developer wat trucking water
In •• "cootly hand!cll!>.
One man'• plan to give Co1ta Mesa
lb own Barbary Coast -oi' at least
e1tablllh a deflnJte bar zDning -was
accepted by fellow City Council
membert,Tue&d1y u worthy ol 1tudy.
COllllCilman William L. St. Clair In·
troduced a twO"page motion asking Ci·
ty Manager Arthur R. McKenzie to
check Into the po58lblllty of Ughter
control on bar location. He figures It
will benefit city resldenbl.
Bars radiating flashing strobe lights,
psychedelic rock music -or even
country and western sounds ·-are
targets of St. Clair's proposed con-
trols. .
"Some or these noisy b111 are doing
such a good business they are bringing
people in CITS [rom all Over Orange
County," he charged, saying the police
department concurs.
He said a request to quiet things is
usually cordially compUed with -for
a little while.
The motion carries a request for a
report wiUUn 00 days on noise, poten-
tial tavern locations end related pro-
bmDs involving bar operation .
Young Burglars
Leave Diamond
. Something apparenUy frightened
two t.etnaae boys Tuesday and they
fled fcom an east 1lde Costa Mesa
home_. leattng behind a diamond ring
.lb&Y !>lckad up whll• ranoacklng the
.J>'!lnl>••· Nolghborl of Mn. Marjorie L. De
Wolf, of 42111 Lenwood Drive, called
police to the area but 1 1earch of 1ur·
roundllla 1treell failed to tun> up any
llllJ!OCil. · Nolhlng ••• belleved llk•n by the
young boJ•. Who apporenl!J hHrd
-• approachlng and r-.-they
would be caught
Newport Beach and Costa Mesa
have botll tried to annex nearby prD-
perty to be the site of a VG.rt McDon·
nell-Douglas aet'09pace facility and
Santa Ana Heights firm aharehokters
fear tile com<y -dlltrict wlll try
the •me tal"tic.
Cuttiog up and dividing the Sana
Ana Heights Water Co. Urr1>ugh con·
demnation or other legal means would
be one way to do it, Dfficials have
.charged.
AB a public water district, the Santa
Ana Heights Water Co. would have iii.·
violable boundaries. while ttiey are
currently defenseless to annexatlon1
aJ a mutual company.
CffXWD directon. plan to tell the
company they will listen to appeak for
non-annexation pledges ooly '1f they
come directly from the board itself.
Consideration of auch a oature could
come at the next regular CMCWD
meeting on Sept. 12, the day after the
Local Agencies Formation Com·
m!Sslon meeting in Santa Ana 00
formation bf a new Santa Ant Heights
dirtricl
From P .. e J
SOLDIERS ..•
useful llh!," sald h11 mother.
Cpl. Wark. who entered the Bo7
Scout program when be waa eliibt and
beCarne an Eagle Scout, WIS a kaya)C:
racer and was in tqlldn& for the
Olympics -wlth top proapects of
making the team -be!«e be mtered
the service .
The young paratrooper"• body ii ...
pected to be returned home in a Wft.t
.and funeral aervictt are penctms at
Paclflc View MtrnCl"lal Part, ac·
<ordlhg to the Wark IAl!illY·
Survivors include h11 f1ther Frank
W. Wark, his Tfl.Otbf'r, • brother
Walt.er, a 1lst«, Mrs. Jor Leavitt, of
Brea, aod three J'OUDI nephews.
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·J!essian Changes rlea!
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·cpur~ Res~ 'WiM Mowe''Beaiing H~~ing
> ~ motorcycle club member
Frank W. '"Wild Mouse"" Rundle, 24,
today withdrew hi! priD< guilty plea to
• charge ol assault with intent lo com·
mit murder at a re-arraignment in
Harbor.District Judicial Court.
Judge William C. C hr 11ten1 en
ardered Rundle to be returned for
another preliminary hearing Sept 12
at 9:30 a.m., at which time he 11 es:·
pected to plead not guilty to three
felony charges.
Rundle, of lM Albert Place. Costa
Mesa, was originally charged with
assault with intent to cDmm.Jt murder.
assault wlth a deadly weapon and
burglary.
The charges item from an alleged
vengeance raid at the former home of
Robert GlaJIA!r, 30, of 22:11 PlacenUa
Ave., in which the vk:tim wu beaten,
clubbed. clllln·wllfppecl aDd lhot. •
Rundle 1ublequentJ.y agreed lo plead
guilt7 to tll• one moot -charge
in re.twn for a cuannt:eea mexlmum
1entence of one year Jn Orin&• ColDlty
Jail.
Now, the seal ii oil and be coUld
faee a one-to-14 year term in state
prJson, should he be found guilty. J
Glazler, a former New Yort Go1den
Gloves boxing charilplon who said
Rundle attacked him several weekJ
agD after a pool a:~e at a bar,
prompting the llleged return rlld Aug.
7, was sharply crlt1cal of the cue
handling.
As a reaul~ 111e District Attorney's
.. Harbor Voters Nearing
Registration Deadline
'
With just a Uttle more than a week
to register to vote for the Nov. fi
general electltln, residents of the
Harbor Area have nearly half a dozen
places lD register throughout the
week, with some open on Saturdays.
Jn order to vote, a person must be a
citizen of the United State1 for 90
days, a resident of California for one
year, the county 1n which be votes for
From P .. e J .
NEWPORT ...
laid down granlll rocu.
The five to eight-foot comber& were
borne aabt>nt bj' wlnd1 blowing lnto
Soutbern California. .from Hurricane
Lizi, locJl.ted several huJ!Cfred miles to
the southwest off Mexico.
Forecasters 1ald Lin was tspected
to sbrtnk into a Jen menacing tropical
storm some~ today, with winds at
her ctlllfr cllmlnlshlng from 70 plu•
knota down to llO knoll.
"We espect It to be'down to maybe
50 knot.a wffl:t1n the next 24 houri, with
wave1 baCt to normal ~ong our
beaches by Thursday Dlgb~"" reported
an official for the Envtromnental
Sciences Service AdminiltraUon;"!in
Los Angeles.
The r1turn of 1 normal surf would
be ftlcome n.,wa frir t(te .Ariny Corps
of Englneera practically thwarted' 10
far in trying to build up a protective
shelf ct. 5aod between homes and the ocean. ~ •
Tona of • grallte rock put dOWB
parallel to Ille beach from 'IOtl1 to '3rd
streeb: has managed to hold back the
tide!:. However, from 43rd up coast to
47Ui Street ·tbe btting iwells have
come pertougly close to homes. ·
As the Carpa extends the 'gr'ahite
barrier upcoa.st, the be&Cb hai kept
CletieriOl'aUng just ahead of il Sand.
hauling rtg1 thil morning wen not
expected to dump rr.th tand any
farther downcoast than 47tb Sreet.
The reason, pointed out G. J'. Dav11,
Corpe rpeclll field r~presientaUve, was
that the sandy shelf fronr 47th to 43rd SitreeU waa aimply too nanow to
allow equipment through. ·
MMDWhile, dump trucks kept rolling
into the area with granite in a major
ellort to get more rock onto the beach
befDre the ~xt high tide, 1et-at 6.5
feet at 8:18 o'clock tonight.
It will be the hJghest tide ol. the CUI·
rent serles ol. especially high tides.
"We have no fixed routine," said
Ernie Sllberberger, contract.or fur
hauling the rock. "Our idea now is jusl
to get it io here as fast as we can."
He said he expected to have as
many as 20 truck's on the circUtt today
between West Newport and the rock
quarry~ 75 miles away.
90 days, hi& precinct for 54 daya and at
leaat 21 year a of age on electiDD day.
An exception is made iii Presidential
elections, however, so thai . perso11s
who have lived in the state for le15s
than a year may vote f~ president
and vice prt1ldent if they can preve
they were qualifled. to vote in the 1tate
of their previous residence.
Such persoDs must regtater Jn
person at the Regiatrar of Voters Of·
flee , 1119 E. Chestnut Ave .• Santa Ana
or call 834-2244 for further ln·
formation.
In the Harbor area reglstraUon
through the midnight Thund•y, Sept.
12 deadline will be available at the
following locations:
In Newport Beach:
-Newport Beaeb city ball, Mond1y
through Friday, a a.m. to 5 p.m.
-Republican Women'1.Club, 425 N.
Newport Blvd., Tuesdays through
Thursday1 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
In Costa Mesa:
-Costa Meaa city hall, Monday
through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
-south Cout Plaza carouael Court.
Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to
9:~ p.m.
In addition, registration will ~
available at moat political party head-
quart.n througbout the Harbor ""''·
Singles Project
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Boosts Newport
Building-Totals
A 732-apaftment iroJect for gtngle
adults boomed ~llllructlon IDtals ID
August to tile bi11Jeat m<Dlbly li(Ure
in the city's ht.ltory, Newport Beach = Dlreclor Oliver s . Grant today ..
Gnnt •aid tbe '11,219,0lll mootllly
total euily l"IJPed Ille prevlou1 high of
'7 .3 million, reached last Mar eh.
El.ghteen penniU alone were inued
for construction of buJldlngs for the
South Bay Club, a mecca for unmar-
rieds near Newport Harbor High
School. Cost of C®ltrucfion was plac·
ed at S7 .8 million. .
Rough ~ Dn the project at
Irvine Avenue and 16th Street already
has begun. Grant 1aid each of the 18
buildings w1ll be tllree lloriel high and
wilt cont.tin from ~ to 'T1 apart:mtflt
units. The.re will be in'lerconnecling
wa:Jkways between the buildings.
Permits were alao issued for cOn·
s1l'Uetion of two parking garages.
recreation building, volley ball and
tennis courts.
oUlce 110d that the cue bf: returned
to municlpal court lel"el at Rundle's
arraignment Jut .....i: Ill Orange
County Superior Court.
Gluier charged that I& to 20
Hessians stormed hll a-partmeilt in the
brutal attack, abd. more than 20 wer•
later rounded up, but Ollly RUDdll an4
thrff othtro "°" hmala IP ouoto4y. • The o~ qirie plaadld IU!lly to
uaault ana baiter)' charg .. and 'Will
be sentenced in Harbor Dittrict
Judlcial Court nei.t week, while Run4le;
r<maim, In Ollllocfy In Utu ot $37,IOO
ball.
Hil new attorney, Robert Whitman,
moved, for ball reducUon at today"•
hearing, but the District Attorney's of,.
flee urged against It and Judge
Cbriltensea complled.
Mesan's Niece
Near Drowned,
Still Critical
More than two WMlu Bk abe wu
pulled from tJie breakers off Hun·
Ungton State Beach, a teea-age Lan.""
caster girl remains unconsclous and in;
serious condition at Hoag Memo~·
Hospital. ·
Hospital spokesman a&id the con.
dition of Phyllls Echenique, 15, bu re-
mained "unchanged" since &he was
rescued by a lifeguard patrol boat
Aug. 19.
Phyllil, niece of Frank Webber of:
2857 S1romboll, Coal• Meaa; and Wob-
ber's daughter, Patricia, als:o 15, wtre
swimming on the st.Jte ·beach qear
Brookhurst Street, which, becaun of
light beach crowda, was not manned'
by lifeguards.
"Evidently a ripUde caught them
and carried them out pas:t the,
breakers," eaJd Webber. j' My_
daughtei: had the presence of mind to
remain calm, but Phyllla ·murt have
tried to flgbt lt." ,
Webber'• older daughter, Janette,
21, saw the pair struggling from lhor•
and ran to a lifeguard tower for help.
When !he aaw no one wu on du_ty, aM
went to a nearby anack bar, from
v:hich the patrol boat wu called.
Patricia was eeJ'e when the boat ar·
rived, hut PhylliJ wa1 tloat1nf 1ac~
down and unconscious .
She was taken to Hoag in critical
condition and placed in the intentlv•
care unit. Three days la• a.till lUl~
conscious but able to breathe on bu
own, she rallied allgbUy and bu been
in serious CODdition ever since.
Mesa Woman, 2
Daughters Face
Assault Hearing
A Cotita Mesa mother accused of
felooioualy assaulting Newport B&ach
polloe at headquarter& faces a sept.
16 hearing in Newport Harbor Munlci·
pal Court, aides oald today.
Free on $625 baU pending a prellm·
inary hearing was Elva Earley Bo-
kenko, 33, D[ 734 Joann St.
The woman wais arrested a polk:t
-~· au er. •be , .al\epdly
zwore, kicked and Injured a polloe
sergeant, a policewoman, and a pol.Ice
clerk. ·
Her dalfghters, 17 and II, allegedly
joined her in the uaault and swear.
tng spree. Tbey were· also charged
with felany assault and face Juftllile
Court proceedings.
PDlice saJd the fight erupted after
Mrs. Bokenko was notHled that one of
her daughtera had been picked up on
the street on charges of being under
the Influence· ol drugs.
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lno.kiJig tW a new Cosil ¥e;.:h#~-lbree y~an ago,
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ln construction schedulea and ownen, it became very
diflicult to believe that a llrst-nte JiOspital for .Costa
Mesa was really in the cords. And when the-ahell of the
hospital building on Victoria Street near Newpbrt Bou!·
evard stood empty for months on etid, it became even
more dilficuJt to convince ourselvu that it would becom&
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Yet it bas happened. Costa Mesa M~m6riai HosPitat
I& In operation and, most pleasant surprise at. all, it has
e•ery izidication of being a first-rate establishment from
one end to the other.
The hospital is a p~vate institution , to be sure,
owned and operated by Beverly Enterprises. It must be
presumed that Beverly Enterprises hopes to make money
from the hospital since the firm is, after all, a. profit..
making organization. This does not necessarily mean
that Costa Mesa Memoi"ial Hospital will cut corners or
squeeze extra money from patients. Quite tht contrary,
for Beverly Enterprises must know that the only way it
will obtain enough patients to make the hospital profit-
able ii by offering services, pricing schedule and treat-
ment that are comparable to thooe offered in Jonger· estabU.bed hospital& in the ma.' .. •
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dodge the broken glass, rock&
and mud on the shoulder, H one
exilta. Now they've even block-
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CHICAGO ~ Milch more' than a
closed FBI lnve1tigaUon is needed to
expQte all ~'e ugly IJdes of the outrage 1n Chicago. What ·u needed is .a
'thoniugb public inquiry to tell it like it
was and not "the way the Ameqcan .,i.buc beard u 1rom Gone McCarthy
or A.be RibicoU. · How have their views been formed?
The b'rutal reaction or me ChJcago B"y exposure h? a wide rano of facts
polk:e in response to ample ··prfr· ·or· tQ Uie ·pre.J~cea of conege pro-
VOCatton by organized and disciplined fe!lso", ·ecHtorlali!b and intelleetuals
pti:_war .demonstrators involves ~~y -. ~~~Yf 0~b'~~Ofi' ~ th~ Vie~ diffetent aspects of-what is wrong .Jn-· nr--m.tt~ctriJ.ih!D"logical?~
America today. Vice Pres l d ~ n t Were Mayor Daley's efforts to main-
Humpbrey called for an FBI in-tain order Jn Chlcago a reflection of
vet:tigation. What . is need~d . ii a the old system of suppressiog op-
representative public comwss1on to position and ·an expression of the
enmtne every ·aspect, poHce brutality storm. trooper• of the politics of con-
aJ well u Communist incitement, th~ frontation?
mOrat culpability of Gene McCarthy ·
or tDe lack of it, the police state of IF IT IS ACCEPTED that order
May()[' Daley or the lack of it. must be maintained, there is the cen.
tJ:'al question of hoW that is to be done
THIS ONE REVOLTING incident in and what methods and procedures are the streets of Chicago while the justified under what conditions to
DemocraUc Party was nominating a ma.int.a.in order. Thls question needs a
ca'1dldate for president compresses in-: gieat d~al more study.
to a few hours a fantastic nighbnare. .. Wer~.;the Cbic-.g? police justifiably
It raises these qUestions for whic~ .' reacting to a "bearded. dirty. lawless
there are only partial and mostly pr~· ra,bble" bent on dJsrupting and
judiced answers : . paralyzing the Democratic convention,
. Are idealistic young people trylng to or did some policemen Just lose their
find their way. in a difficult and p~zJ, heads under dirty-word taunts from a
inq world, being used as the cutting bunch of .lively kids? : ·.
edge ..,of-·•nf\J'cby ·bY·. o~--.evol~ . -m -s:t'l»'T~eomes ·ttt yoti'~t..,,-'Y
tfonaries whado not mind ti~ Ofa400 tu, GWcago. Anr.one who baa m~, ot the passionate kids get their heads &eeri. the ShoCidlii rum clips of .police
&plit and arms. wrenched? Has· the beating up the-kids ne:eds a somewhat
protest movement gone beyond the bro8der'VU:lo11'&fofe•UTiving at firm
bounds of all acceptable stan~~rds of concfusiOns. · -L \
peaceful assembly and petition to , .• , , ,,) .
redress grievances? . ~ FBI WON'T giye u~ anywhere
To what extent have well·m~an1ng near the•1rfbqle (answer. We wUl hear
public figures lent themselves in the from the 1FBI ~at .m 90me instances
interest of their own political-ad-and possibly: Jn v{olftion of federal
vancement to . the "poli~cs of c.on-laws oo civ,U rigbtl•tbe police.rel~
frontation" which has as its only im-in the qilrit tt-MttS9tr""Daley's previous
l;nediate objective par~lyting and then doctrine 'of shootini1ooters.
tearing apart the existing system? Wt will .also ·hear th tit the kids were
OR WAS THE protest demonstra-
Uon 'as it was seen on Michia:an
Avenue, an emotional expression of
deeply felt aspirations of idealistic
young people for a better world?
Should they have been welcomed to
Chicago, sheltered. fed and permitted
to express themselves, and take part
now in the great processes of
democracy which they later will con-
trol!
Are their grievance• justified! Do
they have a vision! Do they love all
mankind or merely bate the draft?.
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Beneath all your levity and
t.cetlous approach to life 1 find a
i;relt deal of rather lofty think-
ing. wJth an approech high above
tbat of most advice columnJsts.
Wby do you bid• lbls with
bumorl CURIOUS
•Dur CurlOUI: -rm Jalll)W>f 14 keep from -:z,:::r -actually, tilt reasoo I
fO loOY ii rve been livJn1 ~ •• -m· lbe ba<:t yard slnct • iioJ trlf• Ned 1D'f column on how
lbOWcl be tbe boss in
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organlz.ed and eih~d by David Dell-
inger, who calls him.sell' a non.Soviet
Communist and organized the march
on the Pentagon last year. Among the
others involved were Tum Hayden of
Students for a Democratic Society,
which took over Columbia University,
clGsed it and now has succeeded in
pushing out its president, and Jerry
Rubin. head of the Youth International
Party (Yippies).
But that will not help much. Con-
gress will wish to investigate the
Chlc1go outrage, and that may not
help much either. A deep, thorough,
unprejudiCed, publicly-eondueted in·
·quiry is needed to bring out into the
light of day why and how it was that
the city of Chicago and the nation
should have another outrage on its
conscience. Beyond that, the establish·
ed. authority needs publicly acceptable
guidelines on how to handle the
politics of confrontation.
Quotes
Gov. Claude R. J\IR, Jr., Florida, ta
S.F. address -"You vote: for a presl·
dent only about 10 times ln your life. It
is .a precious thing ... 1omefhin& tou
don 't throw away lighll.I'."
Brewster F. Amtt, aa. SoDOma Stlte
C.uece 1hnlenl -"I doclded to 1pind
my time with young people who aren't
likely to die next month ..• who don't
Wk endlessly about their acbu .and
paim."
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It is barcftcit•ull the hoapltal facllltles. 'Ibey are::••
noted above, first-rate in every t0&pect. The hospital will
have 24-hour emergency room facilities, and dlagnoitlt
and treatment equipment Including the latest in X-rays
to a cobalt treatment machine. . ,
Further, both the owners and the management o!
the new bospitaJ have indicated that they know the SQ..c·
cesa of thelr operation hinges on community acceptance.
And community acceptance hlng~ on providing m~cal
·tret.tment at least equal to that ottered elsewhere. Hoa·
piW Administrator Alden 0, Sage made it clear that he
· knows the first thing the hospital must build is a reputa-
Uon.
Coota Mesa Memorial Hoapital has 99 beds and It
has a medical staff which includes some of the area's
best tnoWn and most respect~ medical 'doctors. The
phyilclans who otgaiiized the staff are themselves to be
conirltu14,ted for tt)y have worked for many months
setting up criieria and membership requirements which
will insure the r~urces of an established group of area
phyilci.an<. Many df tt>e doctors will be on the staff of
both Costa Mesa Memorial and 'Hoag Memorial hospitals ~thus providing ·ab interworking network of physicians'
services between the two institutions. ..
· The reputation has not been made yeL coSta Mesa
Mell}.o.rlal Hospital has to establish, then maintain,' t4i.s
image U it is to be a ~coess.
those who have foYowed the history of the hospital,
even the most cynlcal; have to be pleasantly surprised
with-the odds as the bdspital goes into operation. • ~ ";.;!.
c THE KIN~tv\A'KER
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• Newsmen at Convention Were Only ~oing Their .Job
·Torn Between, Anger ~ and _ Disbelief
To the Editor:
1 watcbtd it -I heard it -I sat
stunned..! torn between anger and
disbelief.
Freedom of the press -what a
mockery. The Democratic-convention
clearly violated both the rights and
persons of our newsmen. We all
witnessed on camera.
What did they NOT want us to see or
hear, these politicians who have bee.Q.
running our country?
WRA T JS hapPetling behind closed
doors? SoU)et.hlng ii terribly wrong. If
our fellow Americans can react so
Letter& from readers are IDl!!lcome.
Normally writers should conwy their
messages in 300 words 01' Leu. The
right to condense lttteri to: !if tpo:ce
or eliminatt libel ii ruerot>d:.. Atl ·tei-
ters must 'f'4Clude signa:tur.-i·.mut-mail·
oing· addres1, but namta will be with-
held cm requt'st.
violently -a-sk yourself, "Why?" We my sincere hope that my frie.nd~ and
must no Jongu bt! oltrlcbes tit.ding our co:w:orken will travel even more beada· m the sarid. .. -· faith1\llly the two-way ttreet-<:alled -o " --· ---· -· · ".ruy·4Q1D th ' --R>clpl'<><lty' In tuppotLo! th• '_lnedla fOb'~-n::~!;,-:ee;::~.g ~c~wblcb hD~dea-~~d
I resent very mucb the manner in f~thfully to our need!. . .
wbich the news ..... press and TV -RUTH JOJ{NSON
persoMel were treated.
termediate schools, sb:·land s\tes and
administration . f~ti~ , i Q .:, ~·
commodlite our chQ¢rel1 .., ,..: 1• ,
If all of them IQ1\>w', fint; ~m ii 11\er
didn't, they do. no'w! So.·get, ~u.t ~~
vote Yes on 8ept. 17! . ~,
RUTH DELVESCOVO
San Joaquin Citizens
Bond Conimittee
San Joaquin Sch·ool ·District covers
the newly devetopfct'areM aIOf!,g tht
San Diego Free""li' includi;i.g Univer·
sity })ark·, El Toto, Lsisure ~~~
and Mission Viejo. ... ~dilor
The Rear Villains
To the Editor:
Befoi'e ttie_ 1,_~ecbOeS -'of t:ne sounds
ol thi COsta'Mmf.'lfiowport Beach Pop
Festival fade eomplete.ly into the past,
I think a word should be said aboot the
originators_ of this idea wbo are, in ef-
everything th8t Ia disagreeable ls
Communist ii foolish.
IS THERE .\ pro-war citizen in the
United States who can see what we
are doing in Vietn6m is wrong, 'tor
there is no dilference betWeen the two
invasions? The United. States invaded
a foreign country, Vietnam, to force
our ideals. The Soviet Union has in--
v ad e <fa foreia:n country,
Gzechosfovakia, to ·force their political
ideal. Both inv.aders are wrong in
doing what they have done. They have
created war and disallow~d others to
.. determine their course. 1 I remember when our generals sa14
give us 50,CKX> men. and we will cle¢l
out Vietnam iI1 two weeks. Now, with
over a hall million men, the generals
say victory as we know it is im·
possible.
l RESENT THE lndignJties our
"delegltes and priwte · clti7.ens were
fect, the real .vmain~ of this piece. Ac· THE SOVIET UNION will beat
Ettk!lenf. Firemen cordlnj to th~ ·Jlewsp!lpers, ?1ey arnl~ io down the Czechs, but only militarUy.
subjeCted to. . ~ '
· l reienf barhtd wire.fences, armed
forees ·and secilrity guards.
I resent the higll.Jlanded manner in
which a "minQr.ltY" b e b l n d closed ·aoors ·are, running our country while
calling themse~ves the "majority."
I'm bewildered.
-t•m ingry --I'm:·1cared. Are you?
• H:M. REID
Dale"'• Behallior
~ -·l•)711;:) Usted_1 . .a_ s the WE, _ sgo . ~;-SCie c They w1'll still want freedom as do To tlle Edlf9t: ,"-. . ""~ l<~ ' i, :·. Souncq Corporation·· ass}sted b Y H d I d T -U -I wtisl·f ~ co.mfllhneDl tlle"' Costa H ble' H f KH.T' · . ungarr an Po an . he Soviet n1on
M -'De artm• t • um -, arve 0 ':· . · • is fighting a losing battle. The Com. · tsa ~ ... :e P n • · •· · •. ~ Whoever· they are. this 1s the ~ munht world will and is splittinC
Wt ·night we witntssed the ef-Piper who. by meam of .~e magic !lrr without western interference or war. \liciency and competence Of our fire waves enticed the younger generation . . .
department at work. with promises of a great two-day WP · As tor ~mm.urusm m Am~r1ca, it
A vacant house at the corner of San· festival aDd -the offer of ~ lodgings will nottJ.~fP'D if ~e solve our internal
ta Ana and Ogle Street caught fire (which th:ey .later rescinded.). :. probleli\,R'·~~re 15 no way fo~ ex.
somewhere around 11 p.m. · '.'..: f.._1,t ~ ·:iernal ~.IJ(es ~.destroy us if we
Seemed like the response to the THEY SltORT-C~NGEn the ki~. · so~ve ~.tmthnaf problem~. I say we
alarm was almost instantaneous and they gave the town another upset .as should tWn away from Vietnam and
the (U'e w&s under control in short witnessed ·by the letters to the editor, war, and.,stop turning away from our
order· · and the great space .given editorially problems. ·
A big hand to our fire department to this "Festival'', and I suspect at VAN McKINZIE
To the Editor: for a job well done. $5.50 entrance fees , they are laughing ,
As students of Orang• Coaat College , • , SAM l!!M-E,S-all tli& way lo -~...--v -.o'~n-,.......
\te -have JOdged I flifit~"1Jf~f--.. • The Junior Chamber oi~Commerce · r.tpHrt.11 rockets -~ainat Mayor Richard J . Daley's use '• r t ~1 , -Ge ti 1 ht f 'S I i B nd (with the usual amount o pro e:s.... To the Bdl'·r·. ' stapo tac cs on the ng o an _oaqu n o s t 1 d f th w August. '28, 1968 in front of the Hilton pu on sofmthe marve ou~t a1ncets Eor t e After reading the Saturday Com-
1 th T th Edit young o e commuru y as as er, ment Page (August 24), it was good to Jilotet .,in C~cago. We dep ore ~ o e or: which benefited all. The Teen-Age d bo brutai physical violence exerted upon Do the people of the San Joaquin Fair .at the Anaheim Stadium was an rea a ut the concern over poverty
the ~t.nf·e~ntionally peaceful School district kpow that on Sept. 17, orderly, fUn project for your young pockets in Orange County, as th.ere
demoDJtr'ators. 1968, they will be asked to vote for as.; people, but (riends llke the WESCO and are many.
As a major proponent of the million bond issue to build schools in Scienic Sounds we don't need . After careful study of the map ·~oc:r80c Party'a ideals oJ peace •area?· A[JCE P. MAYER coverJng the p::lverty pockets, I was and' domes.Pc tranquility-: as a mayor Do they know that a Yes '9tite for surprised to see our home was sma:tk
and .controner of large .city organiza-th1s Js1ue ·wru secure their children's in the middle of the poverty pocket. :&t
lion. and primarily as a citizen of the future'! · 'Both WrOttfJ' -first I thought the map to be a lltUe Off
United States. Mayor Daley had · Do they know tbat by 1972, without sc~e, but the marked area was too
obligaUon to uphold these basic ideals. this $5 mitVon, their children coWd be To the Editor: val! and areas in the city that are
The basic privilege of all American! on double sessions, or worse yet, not Someone should Inform Dr. Mu known to have poverty were not mart ..
is freedom of speech: remembering have a school in the area available to Halferty, who recenUy wondered why ed.
this, we urged him to reexamine his them? the anU·V:ietnam Waz ~~ <4dn't Now O\R' homes in this wide poverty
behavior toward peoflle who vocally ... protest the Russian· invallon of area range ftom about $23,000 to
dtmonstrate differences ·otupinion. DO THEY KNOW that unless we Czechoslovakia, that protest marches $33,CXXI. What we would like to know is,
LANI MAILES seCW'e the passage of tbiJ bond issue. have occurred. The marches were when will we receive our first wellare
JAN EDWARDS our State School Building Aid wW be staged throughout the world -in-check?
DONNA LYKE cut off? eluding Commuruei countr~s. One BARBARA CRIPPEN
PATTI HIGBY Do they know that their school such march In the United Stites was T' , ,~e 'pocklt&" were outli'Md b11 MARDENE WIEBER district is depending on them to get led by Dr. Benjamin Spock, .a· strong cen.rua tract.s _ the smaUe.st defin-
ROGER TOPZ out and vote to pasa. this lssue? We Vietnam critic. ob~ area available. However, all
\ need a two-\hirdl majority vote to I resent the attacks by others. Wch home-1 within tMCh troct.s are flOt bt·
pass ll , as H. B. McDOne.ld Jr. who ,1tated in low sta~rd -quite the contrary in Good for Good
To the Editor :
This is a letter of thanks to the DAI·
Do they know that we -need, at the this paper that perhaps the; peace manu irutancer. TM map limply pres~t count, fOr'ollr future, at least groups are i ·Communilf: .... front mtant thai within th.uc certain areas
eight elementary schools, two ln· organiz.ation. Tbese slmple answ~s to tub-itandard howing could be found.
LY PILOT for the splendid coverage L
given to actlvitles of the various civic A b • T h
organizations /or which I am.prtvlleg-m iguous reac erous
ed to work on a volunteer basis. '
In every instance when I have con-t
tacted The DAILY PILOT concerning ., Tbouctill at Laree:
o release that· is of public interest. I "Uve for today,'' is the most am·
have met fine personnel. biguous, and thenifOTe tbe most
Since, in youth. we wen taught tread>uoul, of maxims -for depen·
much about return.inc good for nn-ding on bow it la interpreted, it can be
dered good, it does appear that we the most creative or the moat dettruc~
who are reatfer1 c'&n •ct reciprocally ive ol philosophies.
toward oyr newrp,apen. • • •
WE CAN REMEMBER t ti a t . Barring accidentl, I bel1've. that we
newspapermen and women wort very die of what we are born with, that
hard under rulu u reiarda Umt and .ome consU1utiooal ~" pecuUar
ipace. There s. atways pressure to «•t to us determines, more than 1nythinJ
edJUona into 'homes and on the. stands. elte, bow and w.he~ ~shall 10.
Allo, coalll of publication bu..na<n In rauo~ rtce ~meu·1a otfttr uus
of ecti . N(1rl coverage ii u·
cellent. • .
Spu fnr -~. l alu crotefUI
to the ,. Gol\!¢1~ Abd it b -'
I
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Practicalli-no· · state.mea ·a. to
heart Ille shrewd o<M<e given the c..r Aluonder by Napolooo: "For
Ut. maintenance of peact., nations
"'!!jlilld -~· ·_111•:· p1Dp1--Wllicb
precede the canoon·shots." • • •
A Southern accent can be ebarmlng,
a Western accent can be appealing -
but, somehow, when the two are com·
bined, the resulting amalgam is far
Iese attractiw than either atone. • • •
Whenever T b6W a tnilogy'hlst rtJn-
ntng off at the mouth, I recall Remy
de Gounnont'a acute .remark: "Mort
men wbo nm dawn women an: run-
nln& d.,..~ -~·
-Editor
--11W-
Wed.nesday, SepL 4, 1968
Tht f<lllori41 -o/ Ole Dallr Pilot Htb to fnform and nim.
ulott f'todtn bu presenting this
nt10lp(lp&'r'.a opblioni artd com-
mmta:~ on topfct of fnttTed
""4 iignlfiC4'1<<. btl ""'11idf"ll •
fOf'Um fM the «%presrioft of
our t<od.r1' oplnfom, orul btl
prernting tM diwrit N\0-
polnu ot ln/ormed ol>lm1<n
oru! spok<,,... °" topta ot Ole dow.
Rober! N. Weed, Publllher
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BY
WIL.llAM
REED
Sehools See ·532 Million in Bonds
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~In the Wlncl
h wandet"td over lo Redondo
Qeach Labor Oaf and out cmlo the
pier there for sort of a checkup on
a recent presentation by the Hun-
tington Beach Planning Depart-
ment on what could be done to fully
develop a pier.
M. I watched thousand• of
Persons fairly clawing each. other
to spend money en various
foodstuffs and trinkets, not to men-
tion the huge, full parking Iota, I
felt that as a resident of Huntington
Beach I~m being ch'eated. by the ci-ty. .
The Hunlih~n Beach pier" is a
much better pier tbJm the Redondo
JPer. Yet tfiat one was .._ teemlng
1fith people, spending money, .•""·
joying fishing and ju•t. bemg
tourists while at home our pier was
full or sightseers who walked out
over the ocean· and found for their
effort virtually only the sea.
* Not that the wal\r. isn't
worthwhile for it certainly is. But
it's unlikely t11at anyone would
walk away from the pier saying
that he would like to spend a whole
vacation in "Huntington Beach just
to be near its attractions. •
At Redondo T overheard a couple
fishing telling another couple ti:iat
they first saw the Redondo Pier
last year while visiting South Ga~
and had decided to spend their
whole vacation there this year. The
c;puple are from South Dakota.
, They told me that the fishing, sea··
food stores and restaUranls and
':iiust the pier atmosphere'' is what
brought them from South Dakota to
Redondo for three weeks this :r,ear
-and "most likely next year too. • .. * ' ·;Well, the planners and Vince
:Moorhouse are lookin( _at w~ys to
.:improve-the local faCil~~y without
d'estroying·Jts use as a fLShing ~nd
pleasure pier. Big plans are being
=discussed and more will be said on
the topic Sept. 11 when • New York
development firm tells the city
·What could be done with 1he facih·
~ty For those who feel that the
:deteriorated condition of the rest of the downtown would prevent full
~ier development, I recommend a
lbok at the in1and side at Redondo.
If any place along the coast is more
blighted than downtown Huntington
Beach. "it's Redondo along the
waterfront.
Oakland Police
;Probe 2 Deaths
, .. OAKLAN D !UPI ) -Police today in·
vestia:ated the stO>ting deaths of two
. young men in separate incldentl dur-
ing the nigh~ on Oakland streets. There
wert no arreats . ~ . Gary Smith, 20, of San Ramon, ;i
soldier orr leave, waa shot fMally and
. a companion, Steve Miller: 23, bl Su~
-riyvale. beaten and robbed of $408 1n
a melee early today.
~filler gaid ~ and Smitll had stop-
'. ped their car to talk to two y~g
women when file girls suddenly pD1n1·
~d at the auto and ''about nine guys
suddoenly came out of the woodwork."
Earlier. Ronnie Leroy Andrews, 19,
Of Oakland WM shot twice. Jn the back
·and killed during an argument in ff'Mt
of his home. About a half dozen men
were involved in the dispute.
11)' TROllWl 'FORTUNE _ot-.wwftlf ....
A lios1 -I bond elecllGn· aeuaa
la al>Hd.Jor OrOJllO Cout -voter1.
'l1ne bond ei..tlauJU "'~!or
5ept. 17 ...i .-bond elo!:doo Mid
.. ovent<le lat Nov." "
BejwftA them, '(Ive ICbool dislrlcta
"" ~ ~i.C,ullior\ty tO r.Ue
"""" 111111 '31 )!I .
oil. Sept. 17, Oran«• ~C\l>l .,lllnlor eon.,. Pistrli;t will 10 tor fl~ m!Ullio In bonds. l'"oul!Uln valley ~-""7 will 1.U '8 million ll1d
San :1ooquln Elon<lllary 115 million.
B~ 11 .. e11 Uiton mg11 $ctioo1
Dlatrict wlll uk '12 million iR -In
the Nov. 5 teneral election, and Tustin ·
Un.ion High wW try a 52-cent override.
kl sUJ.ni up the ballot measwes, lt can be said : -
-Orange Coast ,Jlftor College has
• pooc track record of prevjous
defeats.
-The Huntington Beach Htgh bond
measure faces stiff ~itk>n.
-The Fountain V~ley and Sari Joa-
quin bond issues look like good bets to
pass.
-Tu9ti.n Hjgh has had mixed
resutts in tile past in passing over-
rides.
FoHowi.ng is a c apsule analylis of
each ol the scbool finance electiofts:
Oraq:e Coast Junior CoDece -Thi'l
hi the tint ever bond iseue for the
junior college district. which always
has operated pay-as-you-go, It hasn't
been coosidered necessary before to
assume long·ter-m indebtedness. but
rapid enrollment growth ha11 caused
lhe hilni-pressed board to try a \>find
electioo.
The bood measure is for fl .25
millioo to take care ol bllildini needs
on.ttle Orange Coast and Golden West
campuses for the next four year11 .
Tbe.re also is a second ballot pro·
position to coovert an existing 10"'2-
cent override at no cost to the tiu-
paye.r. The override. nOw :restricted to
use for buikling, would become
general purpose. But trustees won't
have much use for ttie conversion if
the bond i!PSUe faii,.
Approval of tte f7 .25 millkim In
school bonds would enable the district
to re«:ive an .additional $7.l million.in
state and federal building eid. Unless
local taxpayers lhow the willingneS'!I
to biB themselves for a share the
gove!'nment fund1 won't be available.
Failurt ol t!'le bond issue would
make it necesitary to turn &tudent.s
away in a couple ol yeara, college of.
ficials say, _,
_:rtiere i$ no known oogaftzed op.
,P<llltioa, but Ille dlsb:i<I bu ltd a roUlh Um• &ettln( wter 1 In Ille
pal(. 't"lriot. Ill 'lJ89 """ • • -overrldea ltiJed and the 10UI owr-
rlde In 11162 -by • -"' ·marPu -one Wte.. ~
'lb• ~ iaaue Will two-thirds
approval for PUNgt e 1bt over-
rides required Mf1 •bar ml)or!ty.
It la -...!Od 111 t the
bond .leaue ·would cost OWM.t' ol •
'30,000 .Mme botweeo 115 and • the
ft.rat year aod leis e aucceed.lnr yui. .
RullllJloo Boau u
IU mlllJoa bond nqueot
blllol II Oppo3ed by
Owoer1' .Protdve Le
lt lJ a 1ealed.~own !"'ii"n.
mllJion boOO propooal fo by only
40 percent Of the votera \aSl October,
far Short of the 67 percen~eodod.
The new propontion tildes f7 .8
million for construction a new high
ICbool, '2 million (Or rchase of
ano1her building·site. Sl.$ to remodel
Huntington Beach Higtt~if it is re-
quired under state earth u1ke safety
stande.rd&. and lesser a ounts to eJ:·
pat)d Westmlluter IDg!I and district
offices and for conttns~, •.
According fo school kesmen, the
bond Issue would not in aae the bond
redemption rate above the present 50
ce.nt.8 pe.r year maximum. HOWt!ver, it
would extend ttle time it wiD remain at
50 ceM&. ,
Jn eny evecit, the t.u rabt for bonds
won't begin tapering off below 50 cent~
for another three ar fo11r yess. The
proposed bond issue woutO extend the
fuD 5<>-ctnt levy anott:ler five or six
yeas t.o eiight to 10 yea.r1 in the future
before the riate at.arts to-dr,p.
[)jstrict echoob thbl fall \will en.roll
about 13,000 studeob -wei:i over Ule
11,670 capacity build:ingi; &rt designed
for. However, by using noa~lassroom
areas as teaching 11Pact a IO.percent
overload oao be handled.
Alter thet the only soiut.ioo is .a cut-
back on the number of school period11
witTI student. not being able to take
elective courses, schoohnen ••'Y.
Enrollment in 1969 is expected to b9
14,500, and in 1970 up to 16,000.
School buildings, they say; take two
to two and a tialf yean to build.
FOuntaln Valley Elementary -
Fountain Vettey has never failed a
bond iswe in four eiections from 19!2:
t.o the latest in 1964. 1beR is virtually
no opposition this time: no appodng
ergument will appear Ol}..,tht: Sept. 17
ballol
The reasoo ;,· that f>aSsage ol the '8
million requested will not. effect.. the
tax rate. As the bond repayment r~te
Sewage Plant Upgrading
Stalls in Snag Over Bids
The second phase of J)" 1 • n 1 to
beautify tbe county's sewage treat
ment plant at Brooktlurst Street #1.d
Pacific Coast HJgtiway in Huntington
Beach bave stlatled temporarily.
Low bid on the construction or
equipmeot enclosures, estimated by
county eogineem to cost $193,000.
opened yesterday from Safff:ll and
McAdam In c. of Cosfla Mesa :!""Is
$233,451. Three other bids N.nged a1
high !II $2Ml,050. .
Fftd Harper. gentral manager of
the county sanitation dlltrkts. said
collllty enginttrs wj)l go over -bid
ipecific.atioos with contractors. A con·
· tr·act for the ·job may be aftrded Sept.
Church Plans Fair
A fow-day carnival b e g i n n i n «
'R1ursday and running through--Sunday
at the 1oothwest corner of Garfield
Avenue ll1ld Brook.hurst Street hall -plomed by SL Wilfrid '•
Epi!OOPll Cburcti of H u n t i n r t o n
Beach.
l l, he said, or county supervison M•Y
ask far rnore bids.
The contract would include covering
the plant'• pumping station, com· Pf!nor• and booster -to send waste
matter to the "outfall" 7 ,500 feet in
the Paci.ftc Ocean.
Harper said the enclosure~. while
needed "'anyway to protect the equip-
ment from ttie salt air, have been
given an ".architectural treatment to
make them pleasing to look at.."
Sewa1e Treatment Plant No. 2. near
• hou1ihg tract on the welt l!fKf 1cross
the Santa Ana River from West
Newport, 1s the largest one in Orange
County. 1 ,
JU '¥1 acres are now bef~g 1~aped with plaotl that will grow
in silt wattr•aturated ear1Jt. Thill
fir!t phlH of beatllification of the
phmt has COfJ'f about $40,001.
)f the low bid opened ~sday i,,
approved, Harper said, construCflion at
the plat can begin Oct. 1. to lie finJ1h·
ed by May.
·Glory, Then Death
Injuries Fatal to Young Bullfighter
Soviet-Czech
Arguments Get
Down to Earth
PRAGUE (AP ,_ lf you want a
g!IUI roots discuasion m, the. inuea
between Soviet commun11m.. and tht
tTW1"t libera.I variety. there's notbinl '
like a d!bate between a Sovi4t sol<tier
and 1 Ciech student furious .._ the in-
vasion of hi! country.
MADRID (UPI) -The dnth of
Pedro Abilio Hlll'tad6 btean in the
afternoon of a -bullfigbter'1 finest
glory. lt came lfl days later with
young Pedro happily say~g .. he "'ould
·'never suffer hqpger •put
It was at the ;Mim(Jon1 De'lA Sier-
ra bull ring on Aug. 17 ht Pedro, 1
J7·year·old apprentie@; btlllfi.IMer who
used the name Cutrito dt Graoad•,
had his seventtl aa.t l.ut tighL
Pedro bad lured 1l>e fiahling bull
pass ottor !"'"· eoch drnlrrC Ilia ball
closer to him. One pus wu too clo\M
and Pedro wml doft beaealll ...
bull's 1tamping boove6.
He was up .,an Jn a flalh, urr
d$nlod and a~porenlly unhurt. Ho
lfoished 1he liiJi( IO brilll.dly .be WU
given two ... -1 the tall ot tlte bull
-the blpeat accolado 'P""!lblo,
Cheering fana oaritd i.m oUl of tbe
ring on their shoulder•.
Tblte. on the 1boulder1 ol his fans,
In. hia moment of. triumph and Clory,
Pedro "Olrrlto" H-be(Oll to dio.
Ta. qaonbllltl d-&.JJy cama _,.,,,,. nltllt .m Pocro wm bo burled
l<liloy. .
ll'o tlte end, he 111ooght he only had a
: 1UHn1d\ ache from eM!ng too mucb.
, It wat that brav•tllowtn1on Aue. J7
• lh>t ,... Pedro,_,.J ..,,. .. for d ..
ctml ~ for Ille tlrol time ta ~ Jll•·
WbeB. hla stomach began to acbt, tM thoua!tt It ,... the fine food that did
not lll'fl wittl )Um.
"rve only been eating wen fm-a
week," he joldngJ;y told his friends.
"My rt.omad:I is not eccustomed to
gourmet food. Whit my stomach
lmmr• very well LR hunger\rP
Pedro 1iad run away b'Oll1 home at
1S tJ6 follQw the fortunes ol the bull nni. By this 1wnmer 'hi had become .a
"NOvillero., '' or a pp-entice bull ttitrter.
He bad , • ..,, fighu.
When 1bt stomach ache would not go
away, Pedro fmlly asreed to his
frtendi:' pJ-.a to'"' o1. doctor . .. I tblnk I .m eatin( too much." h11
apologetically told the doctora. "Bat I
do nol put on any weight."
The doctor« quickly diapozed a
perfor9tion Of the 11noll 1nte1111l<.
Tiiey taid Pedro had boen bleedinl in·
wnaDy eve-llnc6 the bull's bOOf OM"'1t him In Ille ring.
TM doctors decided ttt or:rate.
Pedro -°" Ibo operalinr i.qJe lat
Hvu.1 houri and rectfved numerous
btoocl tr-..Joos, but the -· raalJHd It wu hopeJm.
M Joac U he WU COlllCi<>us Pedro
believed he would recover.
"I will never 11.1ffer hunaer again,''
ho 11116 happily In .,. lact houri ot hi•
f~o.-''J .wUJ not. Hl loo mUdl ...... BuUw111ar II bod. v.., i.I."
You can bear such a debit. any
night Jn Wencetlas Square, in th•
center of Plwgue.-
Th• particlpenta:
For M~eow -the: crew nl 1 Soviet.
ar.mored car on guard outside the of.
lice ot • """llP'!P"r appropriately call·
ed.Swboctne Slovo. Fno Speech.
Foc Pngue-. .. variety "' youth1,
most of them wearinf biae jeant"and
sport• shirUI, ind a few·ot their elders, .... ' ~t'1 fairl7 primitive ttuff, but nobody
Clll'I be .c<::\.ed of dottclft1 the la1ue1.
"Why · dtd "YoU come here?'' asks •
lott8·hllred CJe<h boy aiaro.,lvely.
''There'• a ~atlon here," ....,u .. a Sovt.t privaw al ·-the qme age . "We came to saw you from
~lllin "
'Kn• ·YoU Men an 1 COUii·
tar'NWlutionarit1 or c a p I t a 11 1 t 1
aniund? We're all Sottaurta bin. We
Wint our own kind of toclallm. We
dfdn't uk YoU to come."
"YMJ Czech~ lhOot at ua...' 1'h4!R art
lO . 001 counle!<rvolutlcmad11 iJI
~:·
e<i with 88 and 93 .percp1 approval .
'!be ,...,.,.,. would b& u>OCI to build
Ill to 10 new l(:tiooJC over the next
three or low year1, du.rlna which Ume
enrollmeqt tbOuld.AoU:ble.
The _ ..... -miebl not ...
creuo lase• al .U. -Id. at ,..,.,i.
colt th• owu.r of .a. '25,«Kt home •
per yeai:, achool apokesmen ,said.
Tu1Uo Ullloa Blp -, Tiie otj!Qot
d.lstrict 11 a1kinc tor • 52-c'1Jt override
lax ID:CJ'ffH for .a period of fllve rears.
It w. .rec:omrnended by a citizens
adviJcry &\WP and no ~ bu
surfaced. However, two oyerride ele:c·
ilqo< havt lallod In Ille laal couple ol
year1 wltlloae mtnlD"a' mie.~ 3) cents
for tw<> yeara --.,.
Sdtoot aulborllloo "'7PP'--l<<i' tho overrid& wonld brine 1he dillrlct up lo .
111e· -median for hiCh achoo! .dlaldcu Ju w. II> ooeniline oo PUPlll.
'!'he JllOO<Y woWd be ...cl to ioduce
W.S. lite•, add. --period to tllo achoo.I day 1 add new cour1e1, provide
-J!idadc•,:lm!lrn .. -"" orld eqWpment ·rop1>eee-enL
It would cost ttie _,.,. al • $!0Jl00
home· about $10' per YMI" an bis t.u
bill. achoobnen 1ay.
New Sahool Rates Listed
New school tar rates were pegged in
recent weeks when t.hirteen Orange
Coeet iarea adlool distrleta adopted
their I-bucllela.
Now: w'ith pencil and paper at band,
you can figure how much your proper·
ty tax bill f« education will be during
the next sdiOOI year. Flnd your acboOl
districts on the 1ccompanytn1 ch&rt,
add the rates and multiply by the
Msee:sed valuation of yow property .in
hundrfidii of doU.,.
Then, by compmrin,-estimated costs
per pupil on the dlllrt -· your estimated tax bill, you cao get. some
'kit• of wbat you are getting for your
money.
Find your schOo.I districts on the
chart. Jf your home, f« example, is in
Newport Beach, you pay taxes in tbe
Newport-Mesa lWfied and Orange
COlst Junior College d i s t r i c t s •
Likewise if you live Jn Costa Mesa, on-
ly your tax is higher becaJJse af bond
obligatiooa that pre-dMe unifi~on .
U you live in Huntington Beach,
We1bnin6'ter. Fountain Va.Uey or Seil
Beach you aiao pa)' taxes ln tbe Hun·
lin&t<m Beach Union Jliih School
DiltrJct and the OruJ:e Coast JunJor
College District.
1-guoa 'Jll'Opert'y owner« an in the
Lagun1 Beach Unified and Saddleback
Juri.or Collel:e districta .. San Joaquin
eJ.ementary is covered by Tustin High
and Saddleback ind C • p 1'"1: ran o
Unified afso i11 in the Saddleback
di.Itri ct,
The oe~t step is to-multjply the totial
by as11ened V'liualion oa your JI'"°"
perty in hundreds of dollars.
For e1ampl.e, lf you own 11 $30.000
house .In Costa Mesa, it probably car-
lje~ an 111es~ value of fJ.500. Your
combined .iroperty tax rate (utbfied
and junlcr collea:e) it .SS.02. Multiply·
inc thia by 75 (number Of $100 in
.fl,500) ~ arrive at your property
tar bill for an scbO<M.-s this year ol
13311.llO. -
How much tw yow: school W biO
gone up ovtt last year? Presuming
your usested valuation has'l't challg·
Grade Level
DISTRICT S.rve<I
Orange Coa.!t Junior Colle&e . , •..... , ... -.. : , , 13 &t 14
EIL Tax Rate
(198M9)
' .57 Saddltback Junior College . . . . . . . .. . . • . . .. . . . . 13 .!l.'l .
Newport·Mna Unified ............ , . . . . . . . . . . K·12
ed. you can figure la&t year's tu bill
from the ci..t the 11me ...-ay. Except
thal 10 cents must bt adited to Jagt
year'• (u: rate t*1 for the school
district& ~u re1idc in. rb~ 10 cents is _. stiate equaliu.tion
olfaet tu levied countywide:. It was 15
cents last-year but Is expected to be
only five cents this year.
Now let's see wbat you are getting
for yoUr mooey. Suppose you live Jn
Co1ta Mesa and have three cblldren,
l'lt)e in elementm-y achoo!, one in mp
school and one Jn juolc.-coUe1e.. The
IMt colu11M1 shows aiet. ·Ule cost ot
educating your elemeotm-y and bigb
sdloo:t.·ltudents, is JBM-eaeb and. your
junior college «tudent •·~.All told,
then, it will colt coat eovt .$2,008 to
educate your three cnildrM,.ttda year.
So you can figure on uttlnl about
12,008 worth of eduolltian for the
$.1.16.50 you pay in taxes. That means
you are paying about 17 percent of. .IC'
tual cOst.
Find your school di1tricbl and
calculetr the figure., that 1pply to you.
ActuJ Rate .
(IM?.Q)
I .S<
* *
lncre11t
llleeree .. I
I .n.1
Ell. AYg,
Coit. per
Pupo
(lllMI)
•• S20
t ,500'
Costa Mesa ........•••...•.....•.. , . . . • • -1.45 4.27 .18 119<
Newport Beach . , .•••....•....•...... , . . 4.00 3.95 .OS
Laguna Beach Urdfied . . .. • . . . . . . • • . .• • . . • . . . . K·12 2.98 2.60 .38
,fll>
.15
Huntington Beach High ...•.....•....•....... 9·12 2.08 2.m
Huntington Btach City ...•.... -, . . . . . . . . .. .. . K.Jl 2.19 2.04
'Ocean View Elementary ......••..• , ... , . . . . . . K.fl 2.51 2.48 .o.1 .•
Fountain Valley Elementary ......•..... , . . ... . K-8 ~.55 :1.50 .OS
• 10
(.06 )
.2.!.
(.II )
l'/-r Elementary .. .................... K"'. 2.75 ,2.&5
'Seal Beach Elementary· . .. .............. ..... K<I 2.21 i.%7
San Joaquin Elementary ...................... X-3 2.3S l..JO
TU3tin Union High ............................ ~12 1.78 1.0!
Capistrano Unified ..........•.••............... K·12 4.12 4.02 .JO
•-Includes many one-time expenditures during tirst year al operation.
OUTDOOR ..
LIVING IS A WAY OF LIFE ·~ . . IN O.RA.N.GE COUNTY!
•.• and Sanla Ana Tent and Awning has !ho Now ~k·
for '68 •• , everylhing lo make outdoor relaxation a
family pastime.
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homes tool Durable , long lasting all aluminum construction.
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la Portland, Ore., having a ratl!O.
snake Invasion? Last weekfnd,
Oen• ShHt1 killed a tw~foot paci-
fic rattier in tb·e backyard of his
home. Monday, less than a block
&Wf.Y, Ri1ymond H.nks and a friend
killed another ratll~nake • .It isn't
known.jU1l bow 111e· anU:es, oot common lo the Pol1land area, got
there:' -' •
Miu Calif~ U.. lowlu s,,.,..,.
Terrill, wore. a' plaid 'hat oa she regi&·
tired fof tht MU.' A1M1cia Pageant
in Atla~ Cittl, H.J., thU witk. $harr
,,._, on ;oined .. with 4B othtr rcgiltrant& in
preptration. for the beauiv extrava·
game sehtdultd to take plCct this
wttk. TM fin.tJU are slcttd to take
~e Saturday and will bt ttltvt.!td
nolionol!u. . '•
F;re Chief Ji. L. McKHI, of Wal·
slonburg, N.C., who is also a spec!'ll
inv~1bigator, examined the tools
found near a burglarited safe of
the, local post office and told other
investiga.tars, ''.These tools belong
lo rn•." A chock cl the tool shed·
at McKeel's farm showed that it, too; had been broken into. • A four-pound, llJ.ounc~ baby girl
WU fonnd ea!!l' MondJ!ll. 0_~_1the
doorsteps of Sf.'1M4JY't 119lPita.1 in
Reno, N~v. The Sisters named her
Mary Labor Di1y. •
A. girl wearitlg cmtu a bra drove into o 1•rvict scatjon in Brizton,
l'ng?Gnd, and orcW'r•d jive gal·
lotu of gai. Slaokcn ott<ndanl.!
IGid 1M aJ>Pl'C"'ltlll UIGI a com-
p..-d~ng 011t her clothing
10hich had ben 10Gkcd b11 o JUd.
dtn thu'Pldnatorm.
• It took a policeman, tit• !In de-
partmebt and an ani1r12J control
offtcer to dispossess five skunks
from an apartment house shed in
Pittsburgh, Kan. Patrolman Steve
M•rahalf tossed a tear gas gre.oade
in their direct.ion. The skunks vol·
!eyed back. Ventilating fans in the
apartment house picked up the
fumes. It's seven residents, caught
in the crossfire, beat a hasty re-
treat. Steve Barry, animal control
officer, finally trapped th• skunks.
Firemen pumped out the buildln&
with an ei!iault. fan so retidentl
could return. Marshall and Berry
tJ.rew away their clothing. -
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Conventions ··Teachers
Steer Clear
Of Chicago
CRICAGO (UPI) -<:Nc1(0, .wJ muontDs lrcim tho .... -rllllono ol
police ""'1111 durinC laot wool<'•
!>oinoc:rallc NMIOllll Cmvontlon, ll\IY
ftel Qll reper<Ulllom for 11 11ut !Iv.
more 7ter1.
-!Cb oaJ,y two -· bolll large, are cban&1nc tbW convention
Boycott
·schools
l
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f
'
Tuclltr 11rikn 11111 boJ-lodf.1,
b'!oc:ked .. -aid to poatpone Ifie
bock-to.tcbool wall< for tbo1111ndl el Alntrl<an ochool chlldlon. T b-e
teacher• want more moftty and/or bet. 18r~I eood!U..., lncllldln& m~• of •• ., 111 how their joba ... run. '
site to pr<Mlt poilc< bondtinf ol
denu.Ntraton: last week, oUterl ~ve
w,...i not to -conveetloal Mn Jn the fores .. ab1e future. .
a., D. Walla, heid cl the Natl<QI
Education Altodalioo'• l!old •• OI
' ·all CO!lln<t ..... llld tl'cN'lllf l
·---JM1 ... allectlnl. 100,000 .tndlm and tbree mllllon ~'' " UPIT....._ S6uPcf. '!'Ile bandits eocaped' trqm the Island in a
15-loot s~boal an.d then elu"'4 po!ie• and Coast
GUUll boau .aJlCI bellc"l'ter. Bank officials estlmat·
04 the 1011 at $31;300 tiut said l\ could reach as
much ai '.$'J'.O,OOO.
cmr-Ult -~ Ult American Pstcboloc!e.il Atsodlll .. '1 Pthirlne ct 10,000 poyc11o1opi. Jn s. rr ...
ci3<o -lo.-1.a ~ent!M• abolduled. .here.· for next. year. The
AnWtcan Soclolofi<:al AtfodaUon,
urrt'IC Qt lklltm at. uie aame time,
adaplod a ruoluli"'! • ....... other ~for !ti ~· ic:bedllled l>ore ln lllf, im Md 1171.· '
The American Humllllilt Auocialtan
·~ Tl-ir, lt l!u. "lmpoled -fioolr.a'jt'°"f ... bonioa:an:u11....i
Bank Ban ·1s Sail Away
. -'
Md ..Ponal meetings in the dly ol
<Mca&o" llld -other JP'-to 1-•u1t" Elude Police Armada . After $70,000 Robbery
. 'l1io Am Orica Hill<rlcal Allodatloo
also hu ~ued concern ovv liOldlni !bi ~ bore, but ap-
!Aller111y bu tabn no' od!M. There
may be-• 111111 to be beard'hm.
Gerald. G. Sanderton, executive
-ct the adc;aro Clonvnllon
Jlwpq wlllch i! "~b,l! f<! •I·
traolinl nearly halt ·a 'tillJkin ~· a y~ in cqtVerS(on ~11 1Qt Tue1.-
dat the ~on Wu purely emo-tiOMI. . . '
Sondenon told the bureau hqpecl to
meet with 1ame pl the ~·• ~ Md omvinOe tl>Mn ' y illould not move their act:Mtfei. to ~ ci'·
ty, '
"If thia is a prot.elt, and thi1 ia what
it appears to be; then w,hat we want to
do is to meet with these people and
·dilcus• it," he aald.
He A.id t.he amount of Pf'l)telt was
only about tiu. percent. '"Iii• other IT
prll"C9llt who will be meettni here .Md
soctololistai · and humanM:tl con·
vention city, should al5o be beard
from," Sanderson said.
Nl!:W YO!llC (AP) -Utln& a speed·
boat called Cheetah, tbree sunme.n
eludfd a nnall armada ot. police boat!
end aircraft ..,. Lon& Island -
Tuesdly -taklnf ~ u much
.. $70,000 "from • Clity ltlal>d 'bank,
poli<>e ,..i.i,..
The l.D&IUAl 1etaway V.nole Wu
found ahandolled al1DOlt tlve Mura
later but Pollet did Capbre a man
they Hid Qod belped plan ll>e lpe<· ·-..-.,. . . Police laid Chat two am:ild mtn in-
v-the bonk, about 1 p.m., and one
l«ced bank penmnel and ~ers
to lie on the noor whlle bie . other
cJeaned from MO,OCX> to '70,000 f1'om
the t.(lers' draWers.
A spoketman frlf the Manufacturers'
Hanover Trust Co. branch said ttie
men disarmed. a (Ulld but a teUe.r,
... inf the rlfle carried by--· activate~~~'" and mOY!e earneru.
Bsnk ctfteials j>ut the &m0unt talion ·
at "1'1,!00 peod!Df sn a--
ntt two · men, one wearinl a 1Jd
nwk and the other carryin( a bo)t ac·
tloa •IKJ4iun, fled from tbe bank to !be
waiting outboard motorboat in yellow
~J true~ w'bich Wall reported ltoJeD
last inmth.
~ (Umll•n trlli!(m.ct to the bolt
·at a ~ ....nnc. w11nes ... ~ ~y 1aw the bolrt.'1 name as
It dMned away from the· pier. They
incorret'tlY reparied. the boat wu blue
and white, podlce laid.
A pollco helicopter, Din< police
launebel, a Collet Guard launch and a
~ Guard cutter ·spent several
OOur-1 stoppin& and terehlDg blue. and
white pleasure &at.a iii. the area
befc:ft the boat'I deteripti<ln. WIS cor-
.roetad, 11.,,.. red and wblto.
, A pokemu iii the helicopter 1ald.
"We went ri&ht down on the deck,
piddril up boata that -ared to be
blut and whit. and chectinf them out.
But we' pt nowhere."
The bait WO finally found me«ed
about 200 yarda ollohore ln Weir
Creek. :a br&neb of. Eut.chester Bay,
Mar tit '.lbrop Neck Bridp.
Polid 1ald th[ had discovered the
'
name Of h boat•s owner and • searchin.( for him. lt hid belft
purchased ti.st month in Putnam Va.Dey, N. Y. . ..
The flllPtd .arrested Tue.Idly night
was descrlbed u an unemploted com·
puter operator named Dennis Geaitty,
2:5, ot the Bronx.
Police, wbo 1ave no detail& at tile
arre$, said Geaney was not ~t
dllring the holdup. He 11 dlarfed with
copapincy in comedian with the rob·
bery. '
City Isl&M lie1 ott the Bronx ~st
where the E:ut ruver Dows into the:
westernmo.st waters ot Loar Island
Sound.
The bizarre getaway method& were
reminiscent of those used in 1934 when
$427 ,950 was t.aloen from an armored
car outaide the Rubel lee Co. at Bath
Be~ch., Brooklyn.
ln that robbery 10 men, armed with
,._ ...... fledln !h'rot opeedboW
and a lobster salllnf bool 1>ur1n1 the
next three years 10 smpects were
caught and tried and moat of them '
were convicted.
Police Car Hit
By Bullets in
Seattle Incident
FAA Proposes Sever Flight Landing
S!lArn.E (AP) -Two the<a hit •
Re_strictions on~ Five Majpr »Air;.ports _
polioe patrol car .n ~answered ·a call WASHINGTQN (UPI) -The.
to lrlve1t;Jal< a llcta ln SeaU!•'• ll'oderol Av i at i • n -AdmWl11.at;on
predominently N<JP'O c:entrol area (P'M), ln a lild to noe elr traffic con· ~e '::1~ttio1r1 ln tho cer, I!:. L. 1..Uon and-1'.lllt delsys, lodly pro.'
Gordon and D. !:. Severance, were posed "'-J teduc:Uori1 Jn tM ('qriiber,
-urt. of.fll(llla 1111' ~York, Wallhln1ton'
"We 1ot a call abool • llJl!t at 34!1\ ...i 01lcoll0.'!ftd vll1ualb' plac:td five
and Pike," Gmlm ,....bod. cr.w.d ~ •If llmlto to private
''When wt tot near the ilMflectiort
ii oppured they opened up on both planes.
40 fer
n.,
Sept,
woUld mark-Ille lint.time tile fe4erol
a:ovcnm.nt put .Bmit.s an the nwitber
ol lti&lltS tnoto or out ol 111 air1>0l'I·
1tudentl tb1I yttU. · . ,
·!Alt, ,.. ... -. •klk•• llltj'ul l
1cboal ·dlttrictt. 'ltiS 1tar 300 1' P •
diltric111 will ba~' t!riht'. *':!' to. NEA clfldall. , • · . •
The lmqe ol ~ ).loll , '
-[ m11t111• .. m~·1r11m·; reallty to neerly 100,000 .I ·
achi>ol dllldrea.-Molt el. ti. •.
.Chool11rer1 to open today but' "
1111..i to R.i on 4ime Jn ~ • · l .
.dittricta Tuetday. Tan dlalrhf -e ~aid with delay• to.la;. .' ~ mpre ~no1-Tlnasday. ·
nFuri:' TO"WOM · . _
. Tile' · illcMfin. l!:dRCatiOll Al
!ion wh1dl ,.pm.aa !Hcllm IJI ..mc;.1 c!Mvicll. .,;.d ttldlen .
not 'lf'«k · withOut coutracta in
dlltricts. The NEA 1aid clalu•
delayed ln 1 l x dittriclt by m · •
aereement with Httool-~· ~ ca school boml rejtcted t e •
teacben' otter to wort without •. • ~
tract durin( ,,.,-....
New York City'• 1.1 J!lW>-lidl.oel ~
Children lMJ' nol pt bock lo -on •
time , -· )(enloy )>eclUle cf a , -'Md leadln .-. '
CRILDl\l!:N SENT HOME •
In other developmenl:I: •l
-At Kut Haven, Cenn., 3 ti ti •
teaehen: voted not to ntum. to their ~
jobJ today 1 rt}ectinl the board ot :
education'• liteat offer. ~·
teoient of Sdtooll Thoma• Murra1 ;
1old eb114rtn -1d be -bac1c hotne l
for, mon "9C&tton U by ~ up j
for 1chool.
-Negotlatims remainad deadlocked '
oYe< ft<n r:ut. SL !Aul!, Ill., eut j
alde teacMre' r+ri "' -t. Sdlool •
tw -dela.Y'4 '*e for '1,000 l .tudentl. The t.cblr• want more l
money. ' '1 SHOllT or DEMAND
-At !:Mt Oiloqo, Ind., • n n t
teachtn .... •"l*'i*I to -apln j
100 replar leaeblro for dasarOam =~~=~-=,· ~.1ba-haSolforedan ...... , ..... 1ioo14 Pll1 bib of '313 ....
nuall,y, • far · thorl of a.. '8,000
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lides of the ltreet. Jt !IOUnd8d like Th• proposed rule woqld limit New
-25 """"11 ,..,. find. We jult bit Yoit'1 KOM<dy AirJ>ort, wllich mw
llltdeckanddro,..on1ilrou'1>." hondles up lo 128 flilhll per hour, to ·• I I
'lbly ltapptd the car one block 80 an hour, 70 of wtUc!h wou:kl be
farihc' an, at 3ltb. and Pike. . ._ .. SevtNl otber ~ .cars hUJTied to re!lr'Ved. !er scheduled airliften •11u ·
the t!CdO, ..i ol!lc..a on toot .... c11. n .. 1or.;, ta>lls.1Jnd..-the rule, only
ed. the older rwtdentill area, wtiere schlduled airliner• ceuld use Kennedy
stmJ1>1' ""1 tiee. tUPP11 eoMidll'lble ~ I to I p.m.
cover. . ~ LaGuardla = would be
A1t -fUOJiM station at . -to ell pol' hJIUt, in· 34!11 One! Pike wu esomiJled. Olfl<ers cludln( II !or ad ~ an4 stx ~ it nUcJ>t ha .. been Ille p1-· loi: ol< tQW. N..,att ~ olao
"'1<;• 1"'1'• of the moll were !ired. would be ._to 90,llillrto '!' ~.
Ono of the bullets JP'uod th• loft ~ ~ lor od!eduled plaMs snd l~ tor
front fender of h patro1 ca:. The "l!r taxis. . ~
o.tller ·struck !he r1a1>t front tire '"d Chl<01•>'• O'll...,. t110 n a ii• n ' ,·
puncturad ii. bUaiett .u,.ort' "'1ioh ti.. handled up
Officers found a Iaz>p.callber rifk to 217 lll&MJ [>Of hour, would be' ra·
sbt-ll, two short .:lk:&iiber shells, an tiooed to lSS' incTudinf 115 for IOhedul·
r • l . • 1
unopent dlotgun <hOl1 end an empty ed air1iners snd 10 for air tuis.
.J0..31kallbor shell Im in bulllel nesr Wasflinllon N-,...Id ~ a
the mtersectlon. llnl!ltd to eo lllptl an -lnelu4U>I
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90 m.p.h. Wichita Winds
Rains Knock Out Power in McCaomb, Eau Claire
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The United S1111e1 b com· i.i.u decrloil ·th• ~ bettint th• Kremlln decl.lon procUCe of. ~I ,whlCJI
IA> nsumt nKllo Jllllmln( by be said may 6e i>illy • ~·
grutly lnto..Uying V-of porary mou11Ce. .J 1' b e
Amerlc.a broodcMb to RUJoianl bad, , wa. • ....ty
Ru..ta. lndioatlo04 .,.. that •1-d Janimjng lncGmlnc.
the U.S. "end n111• laetlc b nodlo ~ June lt,
p&yinl dj, 1963. I
llelalla of So v I et In· He noted 8* ·jamming·
, wbidl Parlllllly wao In vlolollon ol the m· cw:t h American t e r n at l o n • 1 , te}ecom;
9'l the invaaion of munlca1ions eooYelltiqn, to
Oiechotlovalda; .,.., elven whlcb both tl)e Unibd Slate.
IA> UPI ln .. Interview wtih . aod the Sovie! UnioA 'belong., '-ard B. Marlu, director Marks added ihat be was
Q( the U.S. Information "bat~' by the Russi.an•~ Agency. Uon. He the SovlotJ"ll!·
. Deaplto the ,'.merlcaa .,.,. mln( was ~ <f. ~~ in ma'!ntainlnc con-. feCt.i.ve ..tnd that i~uced
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-lllpubllolm prim117,e11c-
• tlCljl -btld th • • • a;otlltbt 'l\lada7 ta cractl .,, . f'11'«11.s..~ -and. " ,..-Jpo 1n ·1ow11,
North D--Ntndo. • Ill Ion, SW. lie. David
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~WASlllNCTON' CUP!)° -IA'tnllalltrl r-....i .........
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_ -I« the lltpul>llcaa :··: =~t!:~·
Dt:mocr&ta' . Dln'.tl ~
fl'l1td ·lrolA their Ylol-.......... .-• Jn•
C·~1,ca10 .• Jubilant
mi>ubllcllll --pollltlnJ. 1o.,. °""ocr,uo ~ u ovldODCt u..t II la· lllD• · ; .... -.. .. •· Gov. -E. HUCbu ln
: 1 the Novomber election.
• Hlllbee, three-term
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·, -Tiet or la tbt : e-.:-~=t.
'· Tovert Roy,• Del Molltes laWJOr ml former sate OOP ·c])alrmao, swept lo
9letoly In t21e Republlc111 .
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d~ Donll4 Joillllon of Welt Bnmcb, a former na-
lirul coinmm>der ol the
Amed-. Ltpoa.
11&1 wlD mHI Democrat
Paul Frmzenbur( for the
chief eacutlve post Ill
N onmblr. Franlenburl,
h ... namr., -uuoppGMd la 1111 i-tr'•
~ Damta. the Res:d>Ucali o r I a n hation.
IUMrmtarlli candf&ota.Ed Dcfllt:tJ,·a new1paper
publbhir, trailed Bllm&rck
automobOt 4'111*' Robert P.
McC.tinloy ln ""11 nlurnl. Demoe:rlilc t ncum be~ t
Willl&lll L. 0117 WM llllOP-posad In 1111 bid for • fOw1h
term u covaaor. 'Ibl · propo1e4 con-
IUtuUonal .m..dment lo ~-~--low• Narth Dlkota'• votlnl
age from 21 lo II WU btllll
de!Wri wlll nearly 11&11
the --reportlnJ. In Nendl, Rep, Walter S.
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Ba1ng, blddlnJ , .. 1111 -term u tbl lt:ate'1 lone con-
gresaman, eu:lly won ttie
Democra!c HOUIO ...,,.,..
tlon md. State Seb. James.
SlaUery mplm'td t b e
RepubliORll c 0 n ,....tDnal
bid.
A U(blr-wu btllll 1'1111
for .. Repu~ nomln&-tiOn to the U.S. Sogato, '!Ith
LI. Gov; Ed !'Ike and Dist.
Atty. WWlam Raulo ol
Reno the contestanfi.• Rae·
II• beld a 1Um early lead.
' More Delay
On Fortas'
Nomination
WASHINGTON , (UPI) -
111.e lack of a quonnn fbrced
a delay today in con·
dderation b7 the Seoe.te
Judiciary Commlttff of the
controversial nomin~ of
Abe Fortas at Chief Justice
of tbe United Shat.es.
When oliy five of Ille nllll
memben roquJred fer a
q\Q'\llD had showed up 40
minutes after fhl tcheduled
me«ma: time, Cbaln:n«n
Jane1 0. Eaatlaad of
Mialhllppl ..ued off the
eessian. and &aid he did not
krm7 when the c:ommlUM
would try again lo D*t.
B,.lde< Eutland, tile only
1eoatora: present today were
Quentin N. Burdick (0-N.
D.), Joseph D. Tydings (J>.
Md.), Tho""" J, Dodd (D·
Conn.), and HU(b Scott ~R·
Pa.).
• U,IT ....... TllAGIDY'S CHILD SITS AMIDST RUINS
lronl1n a., Orph1ned Jiy Gu.ko Dl111Jer
Shah Leads Quake
Rescue Operations
Polltloll JockeJlol WU sure lo 1et ln n 1111111bero
wrandlcl ov• tuch r• lllllDfll1 l11u1u11 c11Uh11 off
aid to collefe atuclenb: Who
riot, cOiJlro of 11"' 11110t,
and IUIJ>OD!linf eqnal time . reoulreliltols or· pnoldlft·
ti&! 11elevllloo debates. Of Tr · Pill way throu(h tlle ltOnOr 6
ledll&t1ve mill were other 1 billJ lo pump more bllll.,. W ASlllNQTON (Ul'I) -
intb the Vietnam Wilt-1 C6n-U.... flRll mrlco ~ The ir.~1 . of H-w ..
With I p),000 ceUIU Oii the . llWordod pOalhum...11 lo-
lllllOUJrt for the poor, con· day lo ll!uioe Sil Waltar
llnue th• ...Upoverty war, K. Sln(letoo, who characd
and. ltlllM l*lalUea for· . d ~--••• ' UJl!'I and do«!ett Ill LSD. an ....., squa ~ -
Sem.ta l•-• ,....., lalk· killed at -11"11 toldlen Ing of a aelllon that might with his machine tun In
continue up t.o Chrtitmaa fi&htiDg in Vietnam.
-time out -for flit 1bt miclal, the nalion'•
November .-.... Houn ldtl>NI "1f'll'd ID< btavary,
leaders wmtacl lo -up wu lftiinta4 sino-n•a · urrent lelfalallva and piNlltl, ' Mr. 11111 l\lrt.
m-llQ m<Arl and. let Gt<rre :o. SinClllon of
thlHoutequltDOlllttrthan ~ ·Ton ... , In
mld-Odoblr. . -"'* ... I.be -Tbe .... ti -eoul4 ally Ban&OllS l>nw.
lllto the -lo we.tie ~ -Mrvtne M 1 with purely -mat· aupply '•era•.,,t ....., Illa ters, like the tcli6matlon of unit was hit by an enemy
Abe Fort.as u Chill Jultice force.
Plane Crathes
S0'1A, Bul,Jieri& (JJl'I), -
A Bul(lil&n Alrllnt1 plane
cerrylnr &bo•t 10& Eut
German loarlltl erubtd In
I rainalorm Tuetday llflbl
neor the .Biie!< .sta port. of
Burps, it w11 rtporucl
here tOday. Informed
1ou?e111s 1'1d rnore thn haU
of the p11llengtrs smvtved.
TEL AVIV (AP) -TllNt Pollco bid to llflf!I their ~ liombt eJlllOded la Wft'/ _,., a . crowd~ Of
I <ro'ried T•I Aviv .... 1111. ="IO u~ ~
tlon today. killlDI o n • from il>a bul ll&tlon and
perlOn, woundlnt 41 and 111-toot ..,,. lo police --tine oll 111"1 Cl'ftd .._, qUll'tlrl ~ pt'O!lctlv•
Mte an4 ln -"1 JtftL cuatody.
The tQlol!Vll, concealed About thrtt houri olter
In llttar Dini, ltnl l,.1ec1 thl llDlollODI, MVOl'll bun·
pieces of maw ll7lal W<e -.few1 ~tel Into the
!lu"•llnll lllroulh cmido of &Ilda Arab pc;rt. of Jalla
wet!n1 llr•ll IDll Arab cil 'hi ·Am:-1 oullldrll, at-
pas1cnt .... WllntlHI llld -· ~ -11111 •
... del4 --ICnlck In INIDbtr of \Ollltinl Anbt ... bHld ..,. ... of lh• lroal ~ 1on'I-.
cunn. ,... . -,... s.or-iOc · 'lpitllltl, Ille
.......... -.... t-Jftqb.-ilnQltd -lered. . ' pollce"""" to ..-Anh
JI Wll 1111 Went Hbotqe ritidenlll. .
inoldlnt In lorul't. llr1e1t A olmlllr <haln of blult
dty In IO·Yimt.. oocurred la J ......... two
Pollet MW•ted four Arab w-·&fO,
1uopecto Who tn.d to run Mo"'""'1Je, 1111 -II
through • puntlet of cuts-navy 11 lllvesU&&tlnl ''" lnr ...i ldcldaa ar11111. At EIJP!ian flolllllC -. it lout one Arab Wll pgn· capl1l?ld In llrMU Ur·
melt4 aad bloodied by' 1111· rltonal -· Ila daJ'• 110, mob. an riy opokoman Hid. ., TEllllAN (UPI) -The dloatte<, tne Turkish earth·
Shah 11111 em.,..... ol Iran q"*es were ~ght.
today toured 1 ma a bed Jataobul 1 over n ftl en)
peUMlt villqea in a desert llPOkesmen said m o d e r D
reglon.ravaged by tile worat COOltruod'on in many of the
eartbquakes. Mn~ 19 3 9. e northwest.ern An 1 to Ii an
Rescuer. said the ·death toll towrrS prevented worse loss
All Penney Stores Open Every Night Monday 'Fhroggh Saturday
would !"'J"I'< 20,000. of life.
In Turb7, 1;500 DJiles lo The Turkish destruction
the nmtbwtlt, r e 1 c u • Wa:s centered around the
w«ten rushed !lid to villages of Battln a n d
villages wbm earthquakes Amasra near the Black Sea.
Tuesday killed 16 persoos At ~ 22 bulldlngrs were
and Uljured 200 others. destroyed in Bartin and 1~
More than 50 shocks have others severely damaged.
been rec9r~ in DOrtheast 'The Red C r e 1 c e n t,
Iran since Saturday and the Turkey's equivalent <lf the
eovernment • said 12,00> Red Cross, rUlhed j n
bodies bad been buried and thousands of te.D!s, blOod
50,000 persona injured in -a JUama and food and
1 , 3 o Q. aquare-mlle area medical rupplie1.
wflere two million persoDS
iYO.
Rescue units said the:
death toll would read!. at
least 20,000 OJ' more, ma.kine
It tne -st earthquake
since a 1939 series of quakes
ilear Erztns:an, Turkey. That
clisaoter killed 23,000
persons.
Some villages in lrJll1
Red Cross
Increases
Airlifts
were so iDacctnible that LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) -
rescuers had yet to arrive. 'nte Red Cross bel1M an ac·
Shah Mohammad · Reza celerited airlift.. of. food and
Pahlavi personally took medicine into b ta i e g e d
dlar&e of. the rescue wort Bilfrw Thundly folloWiAr
and Empress Farah Dl.bab 'Ml -e-eement with the
joined the thoutands who Nigerian g o v e r n m e n t
gave blood ID< tile Injured. permiltlntr daytime fllghto
In 111ariy commumtlel ~ f« a 10<!1y period,
.dertructian w~ neorl1 .t•i.i. . MeanMl!le. Lagoo slid Its .
Only two bulldlnp llood Ill troops were baltllng for COO·
lhe town ol Kalilk, tile mos· tl'ol of two of the rebels'
que alld a houte. °" im.. mnllnlng .,...
A boy, 9, bit clotliing "tac. The fed«al II'".-,, ol In·
lered and llCI b Io o d, lmtfation ODllOllllCed the
trneared, Oii 1top the heap airlift 8ll"'OJlleDt with the
of red eta,. that was ooce his IDUl'n8tlonal Red Cr o s 1
home. Commlttte Tuesday,
He11at in the burning sun Up to naw, the Lacos
weeping, lgnorln( lho<e who government 1aid It · """1d
tried lo (II him lo come aod &hoot doMi aey plan61
eat. fl)'loc I n t o secea!onlst
Oompared to tile lren Blalra.
AL!.'!!!!v'I~
loy'1. cardigan
sweater value!
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loy'i Penn Preat9
shfrt warc1...-1 ,.. ................... . ... ~ ... --... -..;
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loy'1 mock turtle
pin lfl'lpe polol ·
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..."""1 ·-rt,i. .,,,, '"'" "' ................ 1 .. acheduled to take up whtre
it left off a month a10 when
Congress T'fl:tl&ed for the
political conventl.<1r11 -
wnngling abQut F o r t 1 1 '
qualification! and the pro·
priety of. Pre1ldent
Johnson's designation of
hil'l'I to sutceed m.lrtng
Chief Justice Earl Warren.
16 Released
By Israelis
JERUSALEM (UPI) -
An o f f i c l a 1 government
l)Sobaman aaid Tuelday
h:rMl wU1 soon nle.ase 1&
captured Arab guerrillas.
The ipokesman 1ald the
lariell 1ovemment notified
both tbe RM Cro11 and the
Italian PlllUDIDl, which
llolptd ltC1ll'I the recent
nleue of lJ l ... ll dtil<n•
lla1d bJ =· of the Im· T'dolerllltcl iBe dlClalon
• "'• awmanttarlan
1 ,...• dd made no ,.._ .. tllt Alllrlul
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+ • • llll:lllCELEY (UPI) -' lla(llOt1J young acllvlat
-tocl01 lo dl!y ... ._,.,,.,. ord In a a~·
*lilnot !Dall t1111¢np 1111d
' Mid Cll.7 -lals and pallet
\lf'OUld get 0 1 reaction )"OU
cannot dMl with ... '
'1111 City Coonan rtaf.
firmed I "pt toul!h" IWid ·
by Qlty M&l>litr Wl1l1lm C.
Hanley· and vot«l to ext.Dd
lndefinilllY a ~II al d'!)l
disaatq ptdlibitlnC IOtter!DI
W mtetin1s oa public pro-
perty.
The oounclJ liloo molted I
prevloos!y 1loued pannil to
close a aecUon ~ TeltsrJPh Ave..,e near the Ulllvar!lty lt or oat." Mid Jack Bloom,
of CJallforola for a lva.ao.n-a boardtd lf04111te ICUdtDt
experlme<ial -fe!llval In aoc!oloCY. ·
Solurday. He -1114 units• a m••tmi
bloclil ll'Olll • dly · police
hudqu&11er1 , but were told
tile -of educ-wll
ru'pollllbll for t u u I • I
plrlillll fot lh• b<llldllll. · H•~ tuma of jo\lcl on IOol Oacl In oar1 idlo-lalntd booY)' pltrola Tutt-
.day.• !ft . ~~i."·-. "'11-"'IUll'O bl""'I· ...Uoa noar
~1.campua. •
No m.ior·lncldenla wtrt
rtpoited. A• tot&I ol rr
perl* --arrtllo4 --FrldlY lil(bl. s.vu wm lilln into CUllo<ly Tutllll7 ,... d>el:PI ln-
cludfnJ 1o1tar111t. ear1'7111r
open CODlahllrl of ~
ID ~a auto, Cll'tl'inl I COD•
cellH w•tpon alld Da<ollco '161otloN. ,,,. •late ol ttl!lf(lllOY
wu 4e<lar"1 M<>nday after
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Leadens of new left • ac-wu eutbotbed by tl'le COUil·
!Mst groupa lokl the ooun<il di, "You'll be &Mtinl a
•their followers would not reactlon you cannot deal
continue to accept the wttb.11
lh!M night& o1 incident&. ____ _.. ___ .. _
n. flrot occurred folloWID&
clampdown, oroered alter . ~ Younc. 20, a blltory
spori<llc vioolence eru-pted itu15ent, told newsmen: "W•
near the campus during the ~ no .ittmaUve t o
Labor Day week<nd. lio)dlng I rnHtlng ~.
The youtlla Hid they PIM· reprdlet1 ol th e· COD·
ned to bold a gatllerilia: 1tqUeUC91."
fllller t.olllght or Thursday ActMall • 1 k e d 10<
night. pemliltloo lo use Ibo ~.000.
"We're going Ix> blve a -t llerteley COlnmunlty
mettlng whether Y'l'I pormll · ~. 1-.' tbali two
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Holding {;ompany playlna 'Combination of
the Two', 'Turtle Bluos', many mora. A real
buy at this ;pecial price-, hurry in -add
this to your storoa collection.
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Th• Byrds-'Swettheart of the
Rodeo', 'Super sflslon'..,.. Mike 81,oom-
field, Al Kooper & $leYo Slllb, 'Bt;ln Th•
Millennium', your choice Jn ·attreo.
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NEWPORT BEACH HU!'ITINGTON IEACli
I Ftthltn ltl•1iJ (Hv11ft11~t"' C.11ftrl
a rall1 Friday night in Ill!>' por.t of anti1far
demonitralota roughed up·
by O*ago police durinf Ille
Democratic National Con·
ven\IOo. ,
A poUotman lVll Ibo! in
tilt le&, I bonk vandallted,
dolenl of windows were
brWn at the university and
• ~· and aome railroad
trecb rlpp>d by exploslom.
Police used tear tas and
... ··~ au" to bru.t up ~ aatiy. Soturday and
OlolD l!Undly, nl&l>I. T111 pumlt !« ibl.Satur·
day ,«Ml clotln& -
revoked ef\er Councllmllll
Wilmot -ney said there
extsted "a polarized rt.ate of
a1mOst armed warfare
between Ille · I& and
tbe"· ltrel!t "We bav:Oe~;mi!
Ille clanlV hao
bea-. ..
Air Strijc.e Due
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
Tbe Alrlll>e Pllota Asaoci•·
t1on b11 :8'-t ·6 atflke deadline
. ol Jl'lldnight Tllutsdiy i'1 II&
co'tltract dilput.e w i th
Weatern Air UMs, a n
ALP A IPoklllDD s a i d
· Tu11day.
Legis4itµ,re
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cl tho Mulcan-Amerlcan
!~ .. ~ Atwood In
• -.nort1Mra OnAa C o u n t y
-;ttrant· a. upcraie their com·
! .111un111 but 1111)' -legal b'IP from ........... t Ip do
• .tho ;job. •
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i. -llvlnl tllom that ·, help Tuesday alter about 20
·.,pt . the an1'1 re1ldent1 ap--~;~~ before the county
"' t 'llOard of Supenlsor(. The ~ • problem WU "ttferred'to the
. :-PlaDnlnc 1taff and com·
.mission for study a n d ••• ' •C'eport. Tbe problem ls tbe zoning
of Atwood, according to
residents. For the peat four
years· tbe former
agricullunl .,.,. bu been
zoned f0< light industry.
This lni:ludu 1he re1ldontial
section ot the community.
~.Set
At ,Church
Loans for Rebuilding . . .
According to Ma!\)lel Men.
dez., A114helm architect and
cbalrm.,. of tbe orange
County Councij for Com·
munlty Development, the
residents capnot qualify for
loans tor rebuilding a• lone
.. 1he land lJ zoaed for In·
dUl\rY·
He said tbe Bank of
America was ready to make
Joana when the ionlnt was
chanced · and Frank Bei>
Jamin oi 1he Orange County
offtce of the Ftderal Hqus-
inl Admtnt1tration WU' on
Jiand to baclt )llm up.
Benjamin nl<I resldonlJ
proposed to build 30 bomea
on a aiJ:·ICf'e piece of pf'Ol-
perty. ffe,1 said low colt
bowing would . suffice and
FHA would insure $12,IXX>
loans nn tlle proj~IJ.
• Atwood re1hl~tl a r •
1tarttn1 lrOno ~·tcb In
upzradlng tllelr community
which dalcl . back to !IOI!:
There are .Do sewer lines,
few pav'4, streets and no
sldewalks. Of the 1 o t
famllle1 ll~'1here 79 live
in homes .Qt.fy own. They
want sewul; -street UghtJ
.and good streets, Mendez
gaid.
Staff Memb~rs Soitght
F o't 'Guidance Cefiter · . ' For "--•.0 r . ~~ -.!./· ·SANTA ·ANA -Rect'11il· · with "two more to be added
ANAHEIM_ Facilltiea at ment of 19 people to.siaff a l&ter.
an Az\IJ'Jlm diureh have child guidance · cent'er 'o,11e 1ud:lcen~,theSouth
somewbere ·ln nortti'ern Coast Child.Gui~ Cen-bee!l leMed by the county
Board of Supeniaori far a Orange County b ·to eet 1:f!r, is now in operlti<:ll In
Cllild DevelOpment Center undq WIJ ·Uilil morrth. • Cos~ Me1a. It had betn fi-
for . .oo otudenu f, 0 m The ,BoaJ;d of Supor\.;s~• . n....i by ch~tal>le '"'"IM· lhrou.._111 _._,.,_ Tue•dly-ved -tbt"fin .. but r,a11 .lnto .fjnanclal dll!1·
•·-, "'"''"".".""'· mediate finondng · ol qr.> c:Uliy: Tbe otber-<ont.r IJ to
. ,,,. $1,CJOll.a·~ le!IM • 1Ucb centcn <iD tile-county be localed In the Fullerton a for two ,..... BJ lllal
time the county pljnl° to
na.ve ill own quariln at ill
Manchester compleL
Part of tbe El Sinai United
Metli0dltt.€burcb will be UI·
eel for im!ruclln' Cilndren
wi1h multiple ~ps.
Educating Ill• 4!J studeots
will coot tqpay~ •bout
~M,000 per student, ac· cor4lnl Qi county . official•.
About 80 per C•Dt of the
moMy comes from ltate
funds.
DEATH J\'OTfeu
Br:!IEDICT
Ev.itil 0 ...... kt. AM G:1 ~
of iMn LI .._ Aw .. lo. la-
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Dor'b MMll, Ml11 Alli'IM S..ry, ~
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M,._ Nltll ,.,_,..,, II•'*""" Miu.
ServlCIS wll1 bl htt.11 11 W•....,IV
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Thursdey. ""'· $. 11 AM.. wlltl ... .. tor Dorleld l111Uon 91 Glorle Dll
L'""'"fl Cl\tlf'dl, .0...,. l'illn!, _,,ld-
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P1t1l. DlrKM by Wl....,ltilw F1mlty
"""1111ry. PLATFOOT
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Wlr, 1:Mll Miu.
MANGAN
Mkll1tl ltabert Ml'-"· !2t Glnwt,
ll•lbol 11111'111, Died In Vlltntlll. 511,.
YIYed bY p1...,t1., Ml. !toe.rt T. Min.
11<'1. 1r.:l MCI. JMn Ml-I\,. Colll
1 • ....-Ai rwo 1l1tw,., MCI. N1ncl Curci,
t.:e""'°"' Buell, 1r.:l kowll Mlnt11~
S1cl1,.,..,ta1 m1tem1t 11"1~.
Mn. 11. S. Mtnnlllln, l""l\9 Hllll.
Gr1vn lde iotrvlcff wnl 'IR htW l"Ji.
div. s .. 1. '· n A.M. l'Ktllc Vllw ~morl•1 l'•rlc. wltlt Dr. ll.1Yl'IWllll I. 1~•111"" lffltl•ll"". In,.,...,...., P• clllc vi... Mlmor\11 Pint. l"1111f1J •
$1111M•t. """' wlllllllf hi 1r11kt ,,.. mcr11I c0t1tr1bul1on1, •~te c0t111"ltlott9
ta ~ U.S. Dlvm~rn1ntl, •"-
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N..., Yatlt. Ptclfk View Mortuerr,
d\ncl°".
LEITFRED
Mlk!re<ll E. L..t""°'· JOl I""*• St.,
l 1,ul'll l~1ch. Dtlt r!A df.lltl, SHt.
?. SurvlvMI Dy nltce, Mn. Jtlll l't~I
v:.otbrodt. L11un1 ktdl. llrvlc•
will be lit!d ThurW•Y. 2 l"M. II tM
c~·.1~1!101111 Churdl. l llWflt ... di. w1rn Rev. Elllwartll 11.ldltrfton ""1cl.
11!n~. In~"""''· Ptclfk VllW Ml-
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BALTZ MORTIJARIES
Coro•• del Mar OR S-9450
Costl ltfep MI ~UM
BELL BROAD!\' AY
MORTIJARY
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DILDAY BROTHERS
Hunth!(loa Valley
Mortuary
17911 Beac~ Blvi.
Buatlncte• Buell
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PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PAll
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Dope!
Sftl Padfle View Drtn
Ne..,.n ...... Colllllllla -· PEEi: l'AMILT
C<ILONIAL ruNEML llOlllB . ,.__ __ Aft.
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0owrt1 s)lllervlsors !""
ticll>U.. -"JiloBt ol tlle
, catelo•d at' the cent.en wt1l On Freeway· ,be ~f~uats Ir= teachers,
• -. ~ cllromen ..ind... o t h e r
SACl\MIENT9 (UPI) -per~ "110 recogniu tbe
The lllato deplrtmeilt of • early : r .y ,ni'p t o m I of
pullllc "f!OI~ has call'"!. for . ~ii ~b~ms.
b1cls on 'soU!hern ·~oh!la ' A dllld (ul'd'an<e cenler is highway comtrudlon pro-. .
je¢!, m<;Jµ~g ORANGE , a ...., .. 11ng office wllere
'9.7 miliiOn for constn.tclint emotion.&Uy d I 1 tu r bed
5 mile•;,. of the eight-lane children. can r e c e i v e
l\lwnide· f'reeway betw~ assistance. The centers are Newport Freew1y 111 Aoabelm and ju>t ...i of staffed by pyscboloelsta,
Eucalypt\J.1 pn~. Bid1 open aOCl'll workers · and ot!atr
Oct 31 In J,.oe Angeles. COUDlelon.
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lit 11 ca,mre ym Ws
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·college-Town Contrite
·After Racial Violence
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budaet stores ~ -.OWQ'IADI
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"lif:l\EA, Ky. (UP[) -
' IJbls nnall, coD.,..orieoted
~ at 1be foot of Ap-
palacbia -ed In· ~Ida). viofe.nce L a b o r
· 1)oy Wffhnd that most
b>wmpeople cannot un-
Cler-and would like to ttqot.
stale1' . Rl&l>IJ Party con·
eluded • rally at ... aban·
doood UJed car lot. rwiftr•
broke out between them and
thrM culoads of Negrota.
A white man and a Negro
we ti.Med and 1ub1e-
quently 14 men were chu:&·
ed with murder.
ed tho eleotioo ol fonnor
A1ab9na Gov. Geo r I e
wan.ace u president.
There wer.e signs reading
"White people unite to U\le
America and the White .BELllBING·EBS 3'
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'Ibil ia 1')l a Watts, nor •
NewaR, nor a Delrol~ It
does not have a Neero Jhel·
to. 'll>• neareot cilJ la Lex· inClm. >Ill mile& .. the _...._
Baru bu only a (,;m
populalion, and tho .,..
prmlmotelf 200 Neer-
-.. tOWJlii>eopl• really live outside the city
~ in rural areas aur·
rounding ttwi corr· ·1nity.
Yet it became a focal
point of the nation over an
issue its founding father
strove badert to settle.
Latl! Surday afternoon, as
mmibers of the w h i t e
supn!:m.acist Na ti on a J
Who -tho shooting and wMt precipitated th•
incidlent have yet to be
detennlned by polce. There
are many confllctin&
11.or1 ...
'lbe SOatea RI g h I a
militanb Wlft holdinl their
tbin1 r dly in the town this
smmner. One occurred in
July aod another Saturd•Y
n!gbt.
Connie Lynch ol Savan·
nah, Ga., tht Mo-year-old
leader of the group, MJaring
a vest made from a con-
federate flag, invoked the
crowd of s001e 300 persons
to "put the white man back
on top." To thi.s end, he urg-
we f are hiring
·only
UNIQUE
people!
race."
By the time the violence
broke out, most of th• crowd
bad )eft 1be scene.
~~dtlectlve
Lnrie Bobbi laid police bad
difficulty estol>lilhlntl whal
occ~~ becauae "most of
the People who were wit-
neeoea ,..,. -c......,ed,
and they <Mflft't t&UriDI. '"' r
The six Negroes charged
with murdering E 1 z a
Rucker: 28, ~white man of. Lexington, ., an were
from the B~ area. Seven
()( the wbks clllWled wilh
katint Geori!• BOii!!•, :!2, a
Negro of BereA, were frun
Georgia and 0 h i 0 . One
suspect lived in
Williamstown, Ky•\.
A day .alter the 'l!lootout,
concerned citizem in the
c<>mmunily, -white and black. ·-ed 1.q.ai,r to
form.., ad hoc -committee to provide lepl
counoel fOr 1be six Negroe&.
A rommittee member said
$500 110 tar has been 11ised
wt4h the first advertising to
•ppear in local · newipapera
today. He said. the com-
mittee had been promised
ebola. fl,OOJ from a, Jewish
Comqlunity c.nw In New
Yori< but be dedlnod lo
dlsdOte the-end: tource.
· Mayor C. C. Hen<ley
~byllllllling•
Humlll Righlg Cmw*ssion,
ancl IDtiatinC action to fel a
city ordinance ~trolling
publil' ~.
At .& smn• ·time, the
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* 1r llotll stoner and Lynell 1"" Boa•· 2 99
violence In other Nt<s. .
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Lynch WU ~ durinC W b o.· ft ,. n f • 1it1/i: -In Blltimore, Md., orm ut not not-<o cno is o cotton
• in 1966, arr;t ~toMc_ w~ in· . , , .·
dieted in·~· Ala., ond ecolote with oil tho g1rl•sh touche• -
during. ttie 1963 1cho9J .
deeegr&gation.cOl1flict.. lace, ruffles, smocking. Long gr&nny fen9th, When the-it.own was found· ·
tel by obolillooist John G. florols in pink ond blue. S·M·L Fee ill 1856, be 1et • tone for ·
~ Oduc&tion. ru· .,..,_...,
In tho ~ry IChool,
and then in Berea Collea:e
-it ..,.nod In 11169.
-wE --LOVE YOU
COlfa M•• ancl Hlllllington Beach
Orange .Coast P.ilot .Readers
Your R•P,OM• to the A'd Was Overwhelml119
So Here We. 'Go-Sorry ·10 only
OOPS, WE GOOFED!
IMAGINE!! We Show A Profit in 1968
to Date Our Tax Consuitant Says:
"Give Some Back This We.ek11
budget stare, linferie 821
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Flip ·skirts ond hip details-for o big iump•r Perm onent pcess-Fobroock® double knee
year! T erteri pie ids in' easy·care a cry lie
bonded to acetate, m-achine wash end dry!
Size 7-14. Perm. press blouses. size 7-14 2.29
budget store. girl's 824
for long wMr! Wide-wale-poly~-rl~r/cottoo
cord, blue, avocado, brass, sizes 3 to 1: Reg.
2.29 perm p>'ess cotton ~onnel shi•ls 2/l.50
budget store, cblldren's 808
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budgel store. boys' 822
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budget st.on. men's Boe
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budget store. men'• tlothlnc 814
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Ne~s of Coast .Servicemen o~ Duty A~ounathe -Worla ··
• ~ t ~ a..._ fuun M. Eorl <JI 17 ~ -\'bl• hll ~. I Joff,li T. llaUalda Jr., avklol'I,., ....;;,/lllild-ty a1ame4lell1POdlUll ,1 ~ .... P: ll 11 •, mo-ol Ill .._,to
17, *of 141'. ml lh. 11-Bil'· La1una "WlallaC.GOld." 21, '"'of WI. Cbatlino H l1llnUi ~-a.d lhe Arm1 P r lmar1 21,ooaofMr.ud Helleopterc:mr-.ilbo
G--4 J. -of Mee tleacb, b&I llgJlll..1111 llnt -!..... I HeJ>dl!'toll aj .. 8"ru Cir. ri!lle1'd ~I a • d Helicopler Centor'1 Beach Mr1. It Me1ft of ll!IO USS Amelica bod -a(. UNI
llli1lo1 Jlr!ve, HUD!!..... oolo ~ atfit. onl -,.,,,, 11alllleion -elt and !lletlrldoa't MN'S •Y&J .,,.nr. IUppotl for Army Hoopltal, •I Fon ·Via Corsica, ~ illll:b hnl plloll plckiod "" lo -
Bol@ "'° * ~ of J>rllDiiry flilbt tralDlnl -.i-a .,.. ..,,.,,IJy ~\114 · J. Uitrmote, 1111011 .Wed unlit albore. Wollora, Tex. , hu -111od 111 lhe rtCOYery !ball a .mllnllo altc' hi bJld
u ·-•the U.S. Coast wlt1i 11-llllinsl:dtOll Ona oor>lq -Ille U. S. of Mr. and Mro. CUii°"' D. -A IMS graduelo of Clro~a ~ li&VJ dlotl Ill lhe blt Ibo woter.,,'.i'hl alhlr ~":~Nft''Lo Ill-. . ~d11trq11 1'-UU Uv1p"5~9IOflMSL Pvt. w...ic.··~. dell46rllllhSc!lool!lle•· of'roilldiitlft.t·lbO thf1~"1llllbioWU
doll co;_ • / •· Jl,• will I • .-.lllr i iiA~ on.--fl "' m of 11>• m ..., of . 11111e ~-\tilo1n1 1o1111ec1 Orl!li• eout Col-t1bodaJocted1roa1 tbolt o11111n tbe * ...i _..Ible • . _. od"""9d *"' of 1 ~::. llliy prov .. arch Ind al ta Ana Ave .. Coo-Iese before enlel'llll, Ibo mofod oira<ilt.. to p;"""4 ~ ~ tbo vi-.~trmn1bo lll&httrellil!ilolr,lSniGalht I m --CW for U. s .. -It orrlvedf<rtN-Army. U . Meyn and other """"'· -,
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JO, -of Jack B. Mlirn1 ol
31181 OMlldct Ave. ; n. Oomlelliilca ... Just
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ol Toaltlll. -l Lt. (j.f.) P&lrlet llf.
McD*rm&ll, 23, acm o1 l\lrJ.
· Bert :II. Hubeb\11' of 1!111
llt>\'*"ald• Dl<lve, teiaua
-.... been promoted to 1111 pn.nt l'lllk Wlllle .....
lnl -tbe dim>TW USli l!<nry w. Tudrar.
· Al>Oal'd tile Tltdlot ho will portidpato in .._ lllil
r11cue naval .lunfJn ..-
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' --al! Ille ·-of v-' Spoc. f Tod M. lllltler, tiin
· of l\lr. IDd Mn. Ted F.
·. Buller el fl!t,,Setsbore Dr., .Nnport ·· , WM award-
od Ibo Arlnf Conunendation
Midi.I wfttl "V" Device in
Vietnam, &Pec: 4 Butler w11 · =lhe-1 f.'! bedbtrOlslnJ.
lllf .-ope1'-&tl0BI
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.. blJi udUndilng """""·· many of bis feDow l<ljdlen
'Wlt9 11ved wpe1 hf U·
pooid'blmtelf to .bdOllle fire
. ud elfectlvelyre tarn e d fire .....
A student lit Orup Coaot
Coileie ~· •Qloi'lnl the lerW:e, Butler bao recently
been promoted w E-6 Sgt.,
11111 lnfaatry B r i I a d e ,
Vietnam. • -Airman Gordon J1bnwo1,
-ol Gordon JQ!moOn of 21851 Newland, liulltlncton
Beacti. compl«ed b a 1 I c , training . at Loekllnd AFB,
: TtJ. Ho hos been atsl"'"4 i lo lhe Alr ,....., TecjH}lnal • •
! Trolnlng c .• a te, r· .for ·
• speciali>ed -·· u • ' llCUdty poilcomoa .. -
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' llen'y Jr. of 212' fJai;entla
• : Aw., COrto llleM. 'recolved
. lho diver -'-of aa Army
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.:HUDIU Anny ~d1.Ga. '.Ji..O Berry ••• .......,..., '
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: -of Mr. """'!llr1--BIUl:t :· DenlDD.1~ Yartt-n 1-, c.o.ta 1611 completed a .lloB~~couneattllo ;.Army .ffelledptiLr
~·~. Ft. ten, Tex. . •, 11>e lie-bu been
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U... SCjlbol, Ft. Rucker, Ala. ~·'' -' ' , ·~· Fireman lleard, USCG, 19,
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NEW YORK (UPI) -trill dioeu.. durin&111ie Paris
JUdlanl ld. N'i.z.oa can be ez. puce taika.
pooted '° oondlact a cam· POINT MADE '
• poJcn !or Ille pmldency lo !rial campa!Jn · runs
111at juot llllchl attract oround U...countey.&b..li the ~caqt numben; ot em· Repub1fcan c o u v e n t \ o n
lilltoied and dl•-'•lted nominated him on Aus.\ T, -...... Nixon bas made it clear ~ Democrala. 1J n..i;, aware of 121'
"nit GOP nomlnee•s elem.a that trou\1
_,, bu been In u.. AmtrlcaDI today. '
· .._laploc NC• fOr wteb, But unlike thlid party
,Joa1 before the Democratic caodldate ~ee Wallace,
party WU lllmOlt tpUt asml• Nli<m bu not been buSJ '
de:r 1n Qicago. But Ntlan IPl'tading blame on ~
.... atands • better -of 0_..._1 Democr""c dlviduals. (An usoclJte bu
-t'"'A.... .,.. Nl'd Nixon wUl deal .. in
and ·lndephxient voter• and issues, not personalltlea:.")
he la 1lte\y" pay apecial a!· Inmod, be bu talked of a
tenUon to them. new day, one in which black
Fr'"" comments "7 Nix-and -will live t.&etber
ori, "'"'1 ll&m appearing ln in bonnoll>y,' where all
his pr e 1 i m 1 a a r Y cam. Americans will have the op-
palpilD&, hm private <on-pcrtun!ty 14 better lbelr lot
venations with N1mn aides, in life and one which tran-
11 bl8 -._.nt that qullity will prevail.
the old Nixon fmqe of • In a relu:ed moment the
oiMl>ln(, ag.,_i., cam· clay after U.. R<jJUbllcan
palgner will be ~locecl by tq1Vention ended, Nixon
a statesmanlike fl(lll'e who was asked in academic
rathlir than at t a c k 1 n I fasbJon about the pr06peeta:
otbert, llressa what: be can of demogoging the issue of
do for the country. A recent "law and order."
incldeDt in Ha:rrisbarl, Pa.. Hi1 llll'ftl' WI§ prompl
lllustrat.. the poin~ He -b& bead.'
Nixon --, a nolxy, po<tl&an rally on U.. COULDN'T GOVERN
CJpltol IU!ps. Ala:o in the ''No, it c a n ' t be
crowd were about a dozen detnaaoguery,'' ~he
silflH'UTYlnll supprlen of an.......i. "You might win
Stn. EU(ene McCarthy (J). but you wooJJ.d have a coun·
Mlnnl. Not once during Nix-try at war. you couldn't
on'1 IO-minute ·address did 1ovem."
the outsld<rl Interrupt the Add 14 Nixon'• own ~
RepubUCan candidate. proacl! the promised .,,.
VOLATILE ISSUE ' . t!Juslas:an au~:,.-:.. ""'O:
Nixon loucbed on the ~ JaCob JavitJ, N.Y.,
potilic:ally ...iatne. inUe of Gov. Nei-Rockefeller,
law and order. But a ..ii for N.Y., New York Clcy Mayor ~ ~·of Jaw• John !AndJey and ·Sen.
wu . tmmedl1tely followed Edward Brooke, Mui .. and
up by a , remiDder that Nixon'• atanding a mo n c
America· mUlt haft laws• liberals msy ·climb ht per
w)tld! deserve ,..;pect. attll.
'.l'umll>t' 'to VI-. h Brooke, the Sen,ate's oilly
crudal r.su. to t b. li ...... ·Ms ~ady helped
McCarthy dovee, Nixon pro-in anot!>er fashion. He hu
mloed a fOl'elp t>ollcy that -eel crltk!Jm o f
"will end 1M1 -in Via!· MorylM>d Gov • S p l r o
nan and votd future Vlet· Agnew, Ni i: o n ' 1 vice
nuns." ~ rwminl mate,
McCarthy li&na bobl>ecl up amoog eame blacl< leaden
and down with the cheers o1. by describing Acnew u a
the crowd. penonal fri"'4, wllo hu
Admittedly, doves were been grossly misundent.ood
not happy when the . day and who M .etu.ally a true
before Nixon backed Prest· "progressive." dent Johnson's refusal to ---------1
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neckli1t1 .. dresses wilt. wide ~
slwm .~ ""' unique .1hapes. The
empiN and the loosely seshtd reba.
Each i1 1 M and ~ 9'ffl with el'
withevt its matchfn9 capolot, ·Got
youn in jr. ptfiln l-11.
A. _Hooded captlot over drou with
tanle fringe bolt ip baige or white.
I. Empire drt11 with. plettor CtPllot in
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colon ., brown, y,.y. ·-'· ind rel .
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Takes Gavel ·-~
' • Mrs. Rqbert Lewicki who has been active at St. Bonaventure's
for several ,years was elected president of the St. Bonav.enture··,
Women's Council. . '
She will .call to order the first meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 24, at
8 p.m. in the hall. The ftrst main event on the on the calendar is the
Fall Festival on the church groUQds Oct. 11 , 12 and 13. In f':Jovernber
the group will sponsor th'e Harvest Ball. . .
S;:erving as. new officers are t:he tt_1mes. G~rge Perry, first _vice
president; Wallace Dugan, second vice president; James Miller,
treasurer, and Daniel Abel, secretary.
Committee chairme'.h are the Mmes. Harvey Langham, altar
care; Wallace D~ Mers, helping hand; RoRald Hassel, telephone and
catalog; Bernard Mette, membership-; ROJJald Sporing, school; Gordon
Wilson, deanery; ~rt Meade, historian ; Otis De Gree, parliamezr.
~ri.an; Michael Jte8an, religious supplieS, and Michael Jankowski,
rinreshments.
Others servfng on c6mm.ittees as chairmen are Mrs. Charles Wil·
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· mot, publicity and posters, artd bet CCK:hairman Mrs. Maruka Fujita;
and the Mmes. Dugan, ways and means; Norman Dolan, cook book;
Richard Mills, coff~~ and doughnuts; Charles Faulkner, 5()..50 raffle;
Robert· Gerbode, Chri.Stm:as ·corner; Giles Meyer, rummage sale;
Ralph Morrow, fashion show, and James Greene, Harvest Ball.
IT'S NO GAME -New officers of St'. Bonaventure's Women's
Council don't treat their official capacities lightly. But every SQ
often they like to relax. Watching Mrs. ~ames Miller, treasurer,
take. aim 8re (left to right). the Mmes. Daniel Abel, secretary;
George·Perry, firn vice president, and Robert-1!.ewicld, president.
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Off ice rs' Wives Say Welcome \
Nightingales Seat
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Beghining flelr 00<1lal OC· ,,
· tivities f6r ttfe ·yeir"With a
Wel00me Coffee will lie the
Officers WJve5' Cllib of. ,the
M:arine Corp"s· Air Statiod ·at
El Tor1l> ' .
The event Will be staged
at 10 a.m. Tues·day , Sept. 10,
in the Officer~; Club. Anitn-
ternatiooal ttteme has been
chosen aDCl hostesses will be
~bed in costumes f•r o m
many countrJ~. ·
Tables exhibitillg bobbies, • -..
activities,.~~ pro-grams and tr!P<. Red Cri><o,
Navy Relief pl well Baby
Clinic will bei set up ln tbe
lobby. ' .
No reserv.a:tions · will be
necessary for' tll6. fll:&t e~elrt -·
SJ>Oll6t?1'.ed by 1ile .Executive
Board members. Hoooraor
memben; are tbe Mmes.
William G. 'thrash, Arthur
H. Adams, Mai-tin B. Roush,
William M. L'undin, Stanley
V. Titterud,' Kenneth E.
Huntington, Eugene A .
Wailes, W. w .. Eldridge., w.
L. Beach, (G.H. Albers,
Robert F. "1arren, R. J.
Gratiam , Kenneth W.
Carl.son, Calvin D o u d n a ,
Robert B. leppson, A.O.
Froman and Joseph G.
Chudzinski.
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Beginning her term this month as presi·
dent of Nightingales, Junior orgaruzatic;>n to
the Children's Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
of Long Beach is Mrs. ~bef1 Braly.
The new leader has served the organiz·
ation as treasurer, Stork Club chairman,
publicity and historian assistant and on the
social committee. Slie also is active with the
Taoleon Club, Alamitos Bay Garden Club,
EbeU Juniors and GOP Juniors.
Installation ceremonies were conducte4
during the club's annual meeting on the
Princess Louise.
Elected to serve as officers and chair·
mer w;ere the Mmes. James Thompson, vice
president.; Rayinond CUffl.mings, ~ecretary;
Douglas Lefler, treasurer, aitd Rolre'rt Kun·
dis, correspondiiig sec11etary, · J
Others are .. the Mmes. G. W. Sandarg,
Ron Franks, David K.Tine: James Hillman,
A. R. Olson, Larry Menaer; Jack Enlow, T.
J . Horan, Fred McBride and Richard Dan·
iels.
Nightil{gales are ·dedicated io raising
funds for the hospitalization of needy chil·
dreq oi . Long Beach and neighboring com·
munities. They also help staff· the Children's
Auxiliary Gift Shop located in the hospital's
lobby as well a~ sponsor the Stork Club hour.
This year the group of 40 women donat-
ed 8,213 hours and from their annual ball in
the !all and their special wine-tasting party
in· the spring they raised close to $5,000.
ENLA RGING GR EETI NG -ffiowing up balloons with welcome-Written on
them to symbolize the spirit of the Welcome Coffee are three members of
the Officers Wives' Club of the Marine Corps Air Station, El Toro {left to
right), Mrs. George Kiraly Jr., Mrs. D. V. Stowell and Mrs. E. G. Trapp, who
't:ompletes her task with gusto. The event will take place Sept. 10.
ActiVe board members
are the Mmes . Milton M.
Cook Jr., Carl Foster, Jack
L. Stebbinl, Robert L.
Talbert. Virgil D. Olson,
W~~ Sienko, Don
Williams, Ooo D o u g I a s .
Robert Teller, .klbn T. Zych,
J. F . Kenyon, rfJchael J .
Fiblch. Morris W. Lutes and
Walter L. Huber.
NEW PRESIDENT
Mrs. Robert Braly
r. The women aid the Children's Auxiliary
with their fashion show, calenda( Sale and
Christmas card sales and as ~J!'::j have
cqntributoo $4,190 toward the a ' · '•pro-
jects.
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Diminutive Duo Finds Shrink.ing ·Problems . . . . '
Are Grow.ing
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a 14-
year-old girl wbo used. to be very
heavy. I got tired of belng called Baby
. Hippo .and Lardle and decided to do
"' 1omethin& about it I went on a diet
and Jost 25 pound.I. The weight loss
his improved my looU 100 percent
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and now J hate to thJnk about th:e"dl;)'i ties and tell people 'fie don 't want to. be
when I ... ._ fat. So wby do people keep reminded of .U'le pa&t. rt makes . 111
reminding me1 ashamed and embarrassed.
tronups 'Who'bi.vH't seen me in a TOUmY GIRL 1on1 limo ilJ, -M•, but'j'Ou look SO DEAR GIRL: Ytv ml&~t fed a Ut·
much better I" of~jHow nwcb wef&ht t1e les1 '°11ch7 after readloc lbe eext
did you !off altogether!" It em· Idler:
blrrusu me to death when a person DEAR ANN LANDERS : 1 used lo
enda 1 con\llNl.Uon wJtb, "Keep up 4 be quite heav:y. Litt spring my doctor
the (OOd work," or some dumb thing put me on a diet' and I lo,t 22 pou~ds. I
like that. I intend to ketp up the good loot 10 yur1 younger t" I hav,. more
work aftd I don't need to be told. energy J1tOW tba1;1 I h11ve hiu1 1-i ~·.~~ri.
.. Pleue print thJ1 letter for all ex.fat-Yesterda, I attended a church soci31
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1ince May. Not a single perion men-
tioned a word about my weight Jc·s. I
know they mmt have nottced it
because I wear a siu 12 now instead
or a 16, and these women are not
blind. Why are some folk& 110 mean? I
went to thai meeting feeling like a
niiJlion dol'1r• and came home feeling .
like two· .cc ,. ~ SA.TISFACflON
D r.~\fJ.ED .. • ~
DEAR. SA'I! .... One \Vorau't com-
p' ment 11 tlte next womaa'1 tn1ull.
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Some day1 It dottn'l pay to cet ouf'"of ls it ever too late to start? If not. older y~u are tolnc to aeed tome M·
bed lD the morntn•. '\~ · how do we go about getting control of aide 6etp. A.ad.·doa't exped: m1ctc. It
kids who are out of c.pn~tro!!_ Please 7C d0e1n•t. atwi 1 ' W._fk· .!!" It's worih
DEAR ANN LANDERS : How ·,can aru;wer this letter Jn the paper. I'm, the lrJ•
parents unspoil a couple of spoiled sure there are thousands of e~ually
brats? We made the mistake o(·listen;_ bewildered parents who woold ap-
ing to too many So caUed expe:rU ~Qfl> .preclate some help. -BESIDE
child rearing. We let our kids express . OURSELVEs
themselves to the point whert now r DEAR BESIDE: How old are tbt
we are afrakl to expre11 OURSELVES 1poUff .ltral.I! 'Are they i and S, 8 and
·for fear or being told off. . 11, or 15 and 11? Your question It com· My husband and I are lntellige nt people who have gone by the book and parable to •~nc a pby1lclan If a
lost our own common sense. Our disease it cur1ble ~llboll\ tellla' h;lm
thlldren have oo respect for authori· bow long yon',,!e had It.
ty. They ignore us and do as they A '"°lled ti at, Uke 1 1kln rash ft
ple1tse. They act as If the world is ea11lrr-to get u1der control If you ca'tcb
dJvlded into two warring {actiOJ!S -It In tb~ earl1 ~ces. ·
parent! and children. If yout kldi are 1% ~art of ''e or
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Mcobo\,js no sboJ'itcut to 1oc:ialJIUC·
cess. If you ·uunt:you have to drill to
be accepted by your friend•, eet the
facts. Read "Booze and You -For
Teen.agers On1y," by Ann LanderL
Send 3S cents ·ln coin and a long, ,elf·
addressed. at.amped envelope trilh
yo.ur request. '
Ann Lander• wtn1be glad' to Mtp,you
with yo\D' pr;oblems. Send tb~m to; bf!lr
In care or the DAit.Y PILOT, enclos-
ing a self·addreued, 1tamptd f.D•
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DEAR NANCY: I'm Iookln1 for a
quiet Uttl• dlnntf for two wblch I con
coot ill my bacbtlot'• pad. I k"'a o w
a cute .. bird .. I'd like to· entertain.
I'm wllll•f to
tackle more thu
a QM di.Mer, but
I -a dlah l CID _.. ahead of
time. SWINGER.
DEAR SWING-
ER: If you want
to play • ...u bl
chef's clothina:, for-
get it. No girl
wut. to work oU
a rood dinner run-nlni around tho -· However, if your 11K<Om1'
ent.rtalning, there are dellctou1 dln-
nen you can prepare ahead and alm-
ply re-heat. This one arr:l.vea to the
t.abla U eaaily aa U you bad a Japan-
ese bOuJeboy. It will insure your rep-
utallon. u ·a man of the wnrld -and
the tldllet.
POULET MORENGO
1 21ii·pound chicken, cut into aerv-
lnc pieces
4 tablespoons otiv.e oil
• t.blespoor13 buttM \> CUP llotlll
I teupooo aalt
I> "'~ pepper
1 teupoon dried tan'agon
1 CllP dry white wine
I cup canned tomatoes
1 clove garlic, minced e muah.rooma. sliced
Rlnae cbicken in cold water and dry with a paper tow!?!. Heat olive oil and
butter in a llr&e frylDC pan over medium beat. Dredge chicken in flour seuoned
With aalt, pepper and tarraaon. Cook the chicken in the oil and butit.« until colden
brown. Remove chic.Un from frying pan and. put it in a casserole.
·Add the remaininc flour in "'hlch the chicken was dredged to the remaining
oil in the frying pan, stir ~ add the wtoe. When th\! sauce is smooth and thick,
pGlU' it over the chicken, lldd. the canned tomatoes, garlic and sliced mushrooms.
GOOD DAY l'OR PICNIC -Teoting the weather and the softness of the grass
al Newport 1.-Pait In preparatioo !or the Newpott Island Women's Asscr
ciallon Ploalo are tbree members of the group (left to right) the Mmes. Carl-
Im llisflop, Barry Hulburt el .Mable Wilkins. '!be event Will take place Sat-
urday, 61¢. 'I al 4 p.m.
Cover the cainrole and ooot in a 3SO-degree oven for 40 minutes . .Before
...-vln(. oprinlcle wlUI cllopped P•nl•y. A, pilaf ia ideal to aerve with thla poulet,
and for a v11etable, tiny peu. 'nle Poulet Marengo can be made a day in advance
U you want. ·
What's 11our cooking predicament? Stnd it in and set if we can cook. it!
JUDGE SUMNER
Guest Speaker
Narcotics
Briefing
Scheduled
Thi!: monthly 1 u n c h e o n
meeting at the Balboa Yacht
Club will f e at u re a
discussion of narcotics by
Judge Bruce Su m n e r .
presiding judge of Juvenile
Court in Orange County.
The luncheon will begin
with a social hour at 11 :30
a.m. at the-organization's
clubhoU&e.
Judge Sumner also is
chairman of tht California
Constitution Revision Com-
mission. It is his hope that
all parents will become
aware of the tremendous
problems lacing young peo.
pie today, especially their
constant bombardment with
oppcrtldti• fD a c quirt
nan:otics.
I nternotiono I
Feast Staged
An "'ioternatioo.aJ." luau
will be otaged by the Orange
Couoty aw-Social Club
f<ll' membon and gu...,.
Dr. and Mro. Lock Gee
Ding 1-offered th«T San·
ta Ana h>me ~ the party -.ii, ml f...uvities will
bogln ot 6 p.m. Sunday,
Sop!. 8.
Exotio dishes f ro m
Potyn88 i an. Chinese,
Jaipm1M, Korean, SpaoUh
and -...... wlU be pr-od by the gwrmet
.action, • n d Potyneii:an
-Mil be pro-vided.
A bsU C on the eom-
--Mr. Ofll! Mr1. EdwWd -;I Seal -·
OC Single Bees
'lbt -ml lour1I> ,.... ., ... -0r..,.
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in Dole Sdlool. G<irden °""""· Adhttlel 'becln at 8
p.m.
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'Doggoned Good Day'
While we can't peTIDnoUt1 QM1DCT aU Vo\1-T ltttm, those &etttrs with the most
entutaining or pt1'ffMnt cul~ probteml-wiU be publi!Md in thi! column.
Stftd l'OI'' 1'tur1 to WHAT COOICS1 c'o THE DAILY PILOT.
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.To Feature Picnic Peering Around
A DoggDllOd Good Dey
will be tho tlleme of the
outinC in Newport Island
Parlt boct.d by Newport
Jslan:I Woman's Auxiliary
Sept. 7.
Hot dogs, chili dog11 end
saiierkrallt dogs will be
feab.lftd on the menu with
pot1lto dlipo, soil drinks and -· Entertainment for t h e
event which is scheduled to
begt'n at 4 p.m. will bre ~
vid<ed by the Misses Debbie
Metz.leur, Robin Metzleur
and Conme Myers. Music
fur _.,, hu been Ir·
ronged by Mn. William
Smlttl. '
Olairmert fOr the event
will be the Mmefl. Wanen
Cline, Harry Hulburt,
Howard Dean, Jack Wflde,
Carlton Bishop, A r t h u r
Miller and Mable Wilkins.
Island residents a n d
friends are Nlvited to tltis
annoaJ. ' ' gr e~e t your
neighbor" event. Th o 1 e
wishing to donate dessert,
services or fur further in·
formatioo call Mrs. Willi am
Melcher, chairman of the
I-stand Aux;lfary at 673-4658.
Travelers Entertained
MR. AND MRS. LEO 'ion will spend ttiree weeks Auxiliary of ttle Orang!!:
RoV'in of Costa Meaa B!"I!: in tht lron Curbaln countri~ Oounty Podiatry Assocla-
entertalning Mrs . Rovin's oo ttie invitation of tWo top tion.
siSrer an:l her husband, 11.lf. Soviet women'fi groups. The Lekawae: plari to
and Mrt:. Jmo Lema.rd of The DO!f-opOl.itical tour will re$ide in Huntington Beach,
lhe Falkland Isllands. include meeting& w it h while Santa Ana is the hmne
The visiton' home i8 a women educators, fasNori selected by the Wil!ons,
remote, i.solattd i s I a n d designers, doctof'\S a n d
group on the edge of ttie An-carttr women and tours of MISS ANN HARVEST,
ta.retie off the coast of homes , schools, factories, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Argentina. "They nave a a1 museums, cbtrdtes and Heige Har¥est of Costa
imi.que society,'' said Mr&. pal~ces. Mesa, was grad u ate d
Leonerd, "th£re is very lit· magna cum laude from
Tri-Teens Sponsoring
Poolside Fashion Show
Ue crime and no poverty. ARRIVING fc.milies of Woodbury College in Los
Because tti.e popuiation is podfatrista. Dr. Lyman H. Angeles in August.
9Jllfi0, only 1,200 in tht only Wilaon and Dr. Henry A farsbiOn major, she is
town and a t,OCM> more acat-Lekh'fl were honored and now employed aa a designef
tered over the other islende _w_•I_oomed ___ by_th_•_W_om_e_n_'• __ 1or_Os111 __ or_nl_a_~ __ . __ _
en thee'p farms, everyone ts
taken care of. The people
are ol. British background.
Many have settled there
either as whalers or a11 vic-
ttma of ohipwrecks."
B a ck-to-6ebool fashions
wil1 be modeled at the
~de showing &pon6ored
by the Huntington Beach
Tri-Teem, Jwi.or Auxiliary
of 1be ·Huntington Beach
Junior Woman 's Club.
The· 1"'ietlt for the UtUe
Brothen and Si1ters
Orpha.Dage in Mexico will
take place in the Hunti.ngtoa
Beach home of the Frank
1'urnbulls Friday, Sept 6, al
2 p:m.
Entertainment will be of-
fered by Cindy TurnlmU,
Hawaiian and Tahitian dan-
cing, and Wat.er ballet by
Gayle Dabney and Suzi H.,.-
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December
Wedding
Planned
Mro . MBdnd Meenk of
L}'llW<lod ...-.nced the
1ng•gement of her
~. Janice Meenit tn
Afloo K. Kriz, ID1l of Mr.
and Mrs. AI1lnll' Kriz of
Newport Beach.
The bride-to-be ill e 1964
graduate of Lynwood Higti
School and now ie at.leading
California state College 2t
Long Beech, working
toward h e r etemer.itary
teaching credediel. She is
employed by the City of
Lyrrwood 's Retteatioo and
-departm<d. Her fiaDct moved to
c~ 1rom Jllinoia eigbl
y • a rs ago and graduated
from Cal State Long Beach.
He ·now la tadUng lllld
coaching at Hosler Junior
lllgli Sdlool in Lymvood.
The weddbic will take
pt.,. Doc. ;11 1n 1'rlnlty I
Four 1 q u 1re OJ.urm,
Lynwood.
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tti. DAILY PILOrs ftMfloltt
DIMe·A-U11t clt11lfle4 1tl1 Stt.
1rtl1y1 ........ ~'"" ••• 1 ••• wh.+llllf yev',.. 1i-.,,,1111 er t•lll11t.
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pllmled by Kathy Morris
and Nta Latlmer while Toni
Amann t s refreshmentl
chairman. S e r vi n g as
hoste88l!lll will be Kathy
Patrick and Suzanne
Purula.
Modeling fashioos from
the Wot Seal In Huntington
Cmter will be Junior aux-
Uiary members Ann Dll!m,
Suzanne Pemington, Jane
Seymour, Mary Marquez,
CJlria Crockett and C!eryl
Finch while Sherri Jemen
wilt commentate.
Tho beoellt ia -to the public and 1icket. at '1.25,
purdlased from member&
or by calllnt MJu Dilloo,
ticket ct.irman, M 5.16-8013.
HB TOPS oo·.
TOPS 00'1 of Huntillgtoo
Beach meet every Thursday
at 9 :30 a .m. in the Oxn-
munity Methodist Cllutth,
Hurtin3tx>n Beach. Mrs .
Howanl Simon at 968-1719
will a.nJWer questions
re1.ardlng member11hJps.
Touri.Jb, however, an
beginning to dil;cover the
islands, a place where wild
life can bre observed iii a
natlD'al llQrle_
"We have & re at ad-
miration for the Falkland
191andon." Mi>. Leonard
sayg. "They manage ro live
happily in one of the win-
c!iert &p(Jt> .. earth. They
•e not atraid ol. worlr. They
tae bad"Weattber m{biae."
Tbe Leonarda moved to the
Falklonda to repr .. ent the
Baha'i Faith.
MRS. CLAUDINE GUNN
of Corona del Mar will join
6S other business, pro-
feasiooal and community
lee.den for a unique venture
in pereonal diplomacy inside
the Soviet Unon and
Eastern Europe to enable
women from Eaat and West
to iet acquainted. Mr1.
Gunn is persomel director
for Rd:linlon't in Fashion
Tshmd. She and her dele&a-
make dinner a
dramatic: departure
on May Co's Terrace Room
Enjoy 1 n•w eleq1nct in clinin9
pl•11ur• while you 1hop. E•c•lltnf
foocl, ser"¥1cl in 1 charmin9 atmos·
phtrt with champaqne, wine or
beer if you wish. Oinn•r i1 serve~
S ni9ht1 a we•~. ~onclay throu9h
Friday until 1:00 p.m. Lunch•on ••1'¥•cl daily.
Terrace Room, upp•r level
m1,y eo IOUth eOllSl p1ua. aan dJq;o freeway at
briltol. eoeta m ... : 5'6-9331. 6~ -I.bop
mon. tbru 11.l 10 un. to 9:30 p.m.
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Sagittarius: Control
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THURSDAY.
SEPTEMBER 5
By SYDNEY OIMRR
"The wiM mu controls
hll deo<lny . . . AltroloC)'
ceed to -~vet at 1low
pace. Day reprt1entJ a
te1Un1 period. II you ru1h
or panic, you loat. If
mature, patient end wlse,
you emerge with profit and
wlldom. .. polnta the wey."
ARIES (March 21·April
19 ): During .alternoon hours
you may ftnd y our&elr
closeted in meet1n1 . Ex·
pre11 younelf. Don't be in·
timidMed by one who really
is a paper tiger.
TAURUS April 20 -May
20 ): Today you are gratiOed
at expression o f ap-
preciation. F r i end 1 are
!pOtlighted -10 are hopes,
wishes. You are spurred to
greater effort because you
feel needed.
CAPBIOORN !Doc. 22· ·
Jan. 11): Accent on abort
journey. Day to review
ideas. Don 't be afraid to
change your mind. CreaUv•
thinking demands that )'OU
be nexible. Mes11age from
clOH rehrtiYe deeervts at•
t.ention.
GEMINI {May 21-June
20): Perceive m~gs d.
subtle nuancea. Meam reed
between the lines -1tudy
fine print. Promote your
own interests. Others may
,promise, but you must
follow through.
CANCER fJUne 21.July
2'2): F&vorable lunar aspect
today coincide! with ability
to reach beyond immediate
environment. Means you
oan communicate through
writing, creative en<kiavors.
Enlarge horizons.
LEO (July 23·Aug. 22)'
Much today. appears to be a
myatery. You may have
some dilficulty penetniting
layers of pretense. Kmw
this and be patient. Some
are covering up for fio&ncial
reasons. stay. with it.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)'
Stress on papers, legal
documents. Realize you are
re1ponsible tor your oWn ac-
tions. Heed rules. regula-
tions. Arrive at more
mature underJtanding with
marte, partner.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 22),
Health, job, ba-sic policies
are accented. News ell a
relative takfug • journey
could be one ell day's
highlights . Key is "to main-
tia..in steady pace -avoid u:-......
SCORPIO (Oot. 23-Nov.
21): Good moon aspect to-
day ~incid~s with IOve ,
relationlt with dlildren, ex-
peoding of creative
energies. Be flexible .
Analyze y o u r emotions.
Choose quatity over tinsel.
SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov. 22· J>ec. 21): Event.I may pro-
AQUARIUS (Jan. ZO.Fei>.
18): If observant you could
make ¥aluable discovery.
Day to add to possesstOQs.
Throw out mediocrity. You
are worth more than you
may think.
PISCES !Feb. 19·Marc!l
20): You sparkle
perlOnality intrigues and at-
fNct.ol . Your sense o f
glamor, mystery are ac-
cented. Put your 1e1 t
forward -refuse to take
back. seat. You are .a winner
today.
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BIRTHDAY you are a
n a t u r a I communicator,
writer, teacher. Yoo an at-
tracted to fields wch as
photograplly and
psychology. Before year is
over yoo will make ttif-
discovery ol value.
DENCIES: Lunar position
GENERAL TEN•
DENC!ES' Lunar position
favorable for fuhing. Cycle
high fur PISCES. ARIES.
Specl.i w..U to SCORPIO'
be origiaal -take a cbance.
Ebel! Unit
Hits Trail
The Trawl Section Of the
Newport Ebell Club will
visit the Mother Lodi!: Coun-
try. Mrs. Raymond Her.ms,
chairman of the sectibn, wiU
lead a group beginring
Saturday, Sept. 7.
'lbe itiner~will include visit.s to Sac amento,
Placemlle, vada aty,
Reno, Virgil»a City and ttie
IA.ke Tahoe regi o n.
Travelers JNl1ll to see a
repljoa of Ut'e Cartwright
home on the Pooderosa
Raoch, as i{ "is seen on the
tell!:vistoo thaw "Bonanza ."
VAST PARKING IN REAR
B. OB'S ~::r:~ SATUllOAY
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Nuptial Vows Sa·id in ·St.A.ridrew's Linda Louise Bell Now
Mrs. Jeffrey A. Haye~! Honeymooning at Laite Arrowhead are Mr. andi'drs .. Norman Harold
Shepherd who were married In St. Andrew's Presbyterian Cburdl In New-
port Beach. <
The Rev. Dr. Charles H. Dlerenfield performed Ibo doubl&-ring rite.
The bride, tbe fonner Jennifer Joyce Keim, is 1the daughter of Mrs.
Joseph Edward !{eim of Cos1a Mesa and lhe late Mr. Kelm. 'Parent. of
the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Jees Harold Sh'!'herd of Glendale.
Given in marri.age by her bi«her, Richard Moore Keim of Indio,
lbe bride selected a floor length gown of candlelight jfeeu de s<>ie with a
.scalloped bodice and elbow length 1Ieeves of.-embroidered1 alencon lace.
Her veil of Brussels la<:e was wom mantilla stfle, and she carried a nose--
gay of white roses, ltepbanoCis, baby's breath and lace fem.
Mrs. Gregury Thomu Kritzer of Los Angeles was matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Mn. Russell RioS' of Costa Meoa, Mn. Jolin Parson. of
South Pasadena and Miss Mary Barnaid of San Francisco and Newport
Beacli. • ·'·
Attendants were fdentically attired in lime green ottoman gowns with
aqua peeu de soie cumberbunds and aqua headpieces. Tb e i r bouquets
were of lace fern, ivy and white daisy chrysanthemums, centered with a
pale green candle.
David Wayne Brandt of San Jose wa s asked to be best man. Ushers
were Dennis Brent of Whittier, Jerry Staton of San Jose, IJerald Selby of
Lee Angel .. , Michaeal Pace of Patterson and ·Larry Stagnaro of San Jose.
Acolytes were the bricfe's two nephews, Jeffrey Alan Wilson and Bruce
Michael Wilson of Costa Mesa. Music was provided by Robert Huestis and
Jonah Kliewer.
A reception for 175 took place in the Fireside Room. Assisting were
Mrs. Victor Wilson of Costa Mesa, the bride's s i s t er , Mrs. Keim, the
bride's sister-in-law, Mrs. Robert Slrultz of Richmond, sister-in-law of the
bridegroom, and Mrs. David Linebarger of Menlo Park, the bridegroom's
sister.
Special guests were the bridegroom's grandmothers, Mrs. Lola
Shepherd of San Bernardino and Mrs. Ruth Teague of Highland, and the
bride's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs . Wilson Keim of 'Albuquerque. The
bride's grandfather, Elijah Daniel Moore of Cost a Mesa , escorted her
mother.
The bride was educated at San Jose state and California State Col-
lege at Long Beach. She was a-National Charity League Debutante and a
mem~ of Kappe Kappa Gamma. Herbusband attended Glendale College
and Sen J06e state where be"•ras president of Pi Kappa Alpha. The newly·
weds will reside in Whittier. ·
In Evening Services
Haight-Faulkner Wed
A candlelight ceremony
among white gladioli and
carnations marked the mar-
riage of Judith Lynn
Faulkner to David Gene
Haight
Navy Chaplain J o h n
Dolaghan solemnized the
rites in the Marine Chapel,
EI Toro Air facility.
--MRS. NORMAN HAROLD SHEPHERD
Whittler Home
Dana Point
Tea Date
Scheduled
A Founders Day tea will
be hosted by members of El
Camino Real Woman's Club ,
on Sept. 12 from 2 to 4 p.m.
in the Community
Clutm.ouse, Dana Point.
The meeting will com-
m.eDl(ll'ate federation 1 8
· years ago and will honor
c;har.ter · mefnbers, ~ pa it
Presidents and Mrs. James
McOalla. Orange District
president.
IN THE CLOUDS
Clauc:li• Hill
Linda Loulle Bell became
the bride ol Em. Jof1n7
Arthur Haye1 1 aon of Mr.
and Mr1. Jack Fredrick H~1eo of lfuntlngton Beach.
The Rev. William
F1-an ~ed lhe
double ring c e r e m O• n ')'
before 250 gueatr Jn the
Firat Presbyterian €burcb,
Burbank.
The bride, daugbt.r of Mr.
and Mrs. lllobert Richard
Bell of Burbank, donned a
gown fuhloned with a
jeweled neckllne-, 1 o n g
B!Jbop aleeves and Swlu
embroidered. organdy down
the paneled front. The em-
. broldery was repeated in
tbe center back of the train.
Her illusion oathedral veil
was caught to a headpiece
of fresh roses and baby's
breath and she carried a
colonial bouquet of white
roses and baby's breath.
Mia a Sharon 1Cay
Reynolds was maid of hor!Or
in a white A-line cage gown
of organza over linen trim·
med with venise lace. She
held a bouquet of mixed
pastel roses, d a i a i e a ,
chrysanthemums and baby's
breath.
Bridesmaids were Miss
Joan Rankin, Miss Tricia
Edwards, abd the Mmes.
Thomas Emmert, Ralph
Whitley and Charles Gallo,
the bridegroom's sister.
Standing as beat man was
the bridegroom's cousin,
Steven Miller. U sher In g
gueats to the pews were
Richard Bell, the bride's
brother: Robert Carlston,
Glenn Baker, Gallo and
Whitley.
Lighting the candle• was
William Prinz.
The reception followed in
the home of the bride's
parents. MUa Sue Carrie
Jeoks clrculaled lhe guest
book while Mra. Eric Gray·
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Giles
assisted.
The newlywed& cut the
four-tiered wedding cake
with the benedlct'1 dress
sword. •
Special guests were Mn.
Richard Dutton Jack of New
.Haven, Conn. and Mr1.
Oscar Perry Bell o f
Riverside, the b r 1 d e ' 1
-grandmothera, and Mn.
Edith Hayes of Arcadia, the
bt:ide&room's gran~other.
'Ille niw Mra. 'Hayes
MRS. JEFFREY ARTHURc HA~ES
R-11 v_. In ll!irbenk
receiY«I-her BS in family
and conaumer science at the
University of California,
Davis while her husband
received bis BS in zoology at
the same univeralty. He was
a member of Sigma Nu.
The couple are honey•
mooning in Rhode Island un·
tit the bridegroom is sta·
tioned at Pearl' Harbor,
Hawail.
Wives Club . Staging·
Old-fashioned Social
Faculty Wives Club of
Golden West College is plan-;
Ding for a casual Back-to·
school Roundup for faculty
members and guesta on
Sepl 14.
At the olil-fasliioned bo:s:
social, fried chicken> colei
alaw, hot r,oUs wit.Ii ,honey
and tarts will be prepared.
Miss Grace Marestaing
provided organ selections as
the bride, attired in a gown
ol her own creation, waa
escorted to the altar by her
father. She is the daughter
of Col. (ret.) and Mrs.
Lyman Saunders Faulkner
of Corona deJ Mar.
Wide bandings of pearls
and braid accented the
neckUne and sleeves of her
long white satin kaftan-style
gown. A triple layered satin
bow bound with pearls car-
ried her elbow length il-
lusion veil.
Mrs. A. A. Pilezza is U:a
chairman and will b e
.assisted. by the Mmes.
James Lansill, C. A.
Ramsey, Allen B. Clayton,
George J. Mendellon, Ray
C. Miller and John Renfro.
Nonmembers are invited
and reservations may be
made w i t h membership
chairman, Mrs. Franklil
Blume, 496-1~.
Stewardess
Graduates
A Huntingtoo Beach girl
hu eho&en a "moving" pco-
fe(;:si<m .
Homecoming Honored
By Legal Sea.etaries
The Santa Ana home of
the Lloyd Hamilton& will be
the setting. Re.servatlom
may be made by facu1ty
members in the college's
business office. Tickets are
•1 .50 per person. Enter·
tainment will include bad·
minton, horseshoes and ping
pong.
A get-acquainted coffee
She earried a bouquet of
white: roses and carnations
and an heirloom 1 a c e
handkerchief, a fa mi I y
tradition.
Her sister, Mrs. Barry
McCa1frey of Panldba, at-
tended the bride as matron
of honor, while ¬.her
sil!lter, Miss Elizabeth
Faulkner joined Miss Susan
Darling u bridesmaids.
The attendants wore petal
pink Alasltine kaftans styled·
similarly to the bride's gown
and b:'immed with satin
braid. Their flowers were
triads of long-stemmed pink
roses tied with g o I d e n
thread.
Best man was J o n
Roberts of Newport Beach,
while the bridegroom's
three brothers, H a r v e y ,
FY Sorority
Goes 'Active'
She's Claudfa Hill, 19,
daughter or Mr. and Mr1.
Charles E. Hill of Hun-
tington Beach.
A welcome home party in
boDOI' of Vietoa.m returnee
Mn. Violet Dodge will be
staged b7 her friends and
members of Orange County
Legal Secretaries As6ocia-
tion tomonow evening.
for wives will take place
Secretartes, Inc., Mr. and Sept. 25 in the Huntington
Mrs . Thomas Hefferan of Harbour home of Dr. and
Newport Beach, Mr. and Mr H ~ di Bo Dr .,_ Theod s. . vu ey yce. .
MRS. DAVID GENE HAIGHT
Honeymoon at Mammoth Lake
To start the sea.son of
philanthropic and social ac-
tivities for Beta Gamma,
•Fountain Valley chapter of
Epsilon Sigma A I p b .a ,
International, a meeting will
take place tomorrow at a
p.m. in the Fountain Valley
home of Mrs. Pat Morey.
A recent graduate ol Qin-.
tinental Airlines ' hostess
training 8Chool iJl L o I
Angeles, she has b •en
asgigned to Seatde. She is a
t>41i've of Manchester, Coon.
and is a 1966 graduate of
HOiland Patent High School
in Holland Patent N.Y. She
abo attended Orange Coast
College.
Mr1. Dodge has just
returned from an 18 rnooth
1tlnt as a secretary.
i•u11. ore Harrington Boyce, Golden West College
of Corona del Mar, Mrs. president, will be the
Patti Karger of. Newport speaker during the 10 a .m.
Beach, Milton Cohen of. gathering. Co-hosting will be
Newport Beach and Mr. and Mn. Warren Peterkin and
Mrt. Michael Zampino of Mrs. Tom Hermstad.
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Pease -Dixon wil]ll
Michael and Jeffrey Haight
were ushers.
Following the ceremony a
champagne reception in the
garden of the br i de's
parents'. home, Irvine Ter-
race. honored the couple.
Assisting were Mrs. Susan
Haight, the bridegroom's
sister-in-law, who passed
the guest book among the
150 well-wishers, and Mrs.
Lawrence Darling or Corona
Mn. Ralph Pease and
Mrs. Harry Dixon o f
.. ~at witll the -vitil!s. WAREHOUSE ounn
de! Mar , who cut the cake.
After a wedding trip to
Mammoth Lake the couple
will 'reside in Fullerton.
A graduate of Corona del
Mar High School a n d
Orange Coast College) the
bride has also attended San
Jose State College.
Her husband was gradu-
ated from Costa Mesa High
During the gathering Mrs.
~n wtn be bOS'le11es H B I for tile buffet dinner at the Auxi iary
Dixon&!I' home, on a patio American Legion Aux·
dect:nlted with Japanese lliary of Huntington Bead!
lanterns, tiki torches and gathers in ttie American
papier mache flowers. Legion Hall at 1:30 p.m. tbe
Among the Orange Coast lln!Jt Thursday of each
oc area guests attending wW mont.h. On the third Tt!urs-
be Mr. and Mrs. Robert day member"s may call Mrs.
MattiltftVt of South Laguna, Ame Jensec, 536-2771, fOI'
Mn. Eula Mse Jett of Coota locot!on.
Fonolftaro COid Carpet
Spaniah. Oak A: Wrought Iron'
Dlnlng Set 48"' table 4. chaJra
$19S.OO Sot R•9 . $245.00
HEAVY NYLON SHAG f'.tS
in.stalled over foam pad
J. J, KNICKEllOCl!IR
4001 llRCH ST., N.I.
{lle1-l'•ll..._ a MKA/'fllfrl
545-MQt School and attended OCC
before serving in the Army.
He and his bride plan to at·
William Guthrie, president,
will report the schedule of
event.I for membership ap-
proval. Also on the agenda
will be plans for the meeting
of the Orangewood Regional
Couhcil to be boated by the
chapter on Sept. 21 , in
Meadowlark Country Club.
Huntington Beach.
Women Open
GOP Group
t.end California State College Republican women are·in·
Mesa and fol.DldeJ oi LegallF';:~~~::;;::~;:;:~~~=;;;
at Fullerton together. vited to bring their frlends Secretaries
Special guests al lhe Nuts to Nibbles fD Ille first general ldck·off
ceremony were Mrs. Lyman meeting ol the new Laguna At 15:30 p.m. every second
Faulkner of Kansas City, A1tending meet.inga every Ni.guel Republican Women's Thursday women of Bahia
Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Friday at 10 a.m. are Club, Federated in the Cllapter of Nat Ion a 1
Gooch of Orrick, Mo., the memben of Fountain Valley Monardl Bay Beach Club sec r taries' Aseocisation
bride'• grandparents ; Mrs. Nuts to Nibbles TOPS Club. Intemational a.ea:nb3e in
W. M. ·Haight of Santa Ana, The women have !elected Thursday' Sept. 12· different locations to attend
t h e b r I d e g r o o m ' s the Recreation. Center in Coffee wifi be served .at meeUnp. Mrs. Sally Flem~
grandmother, and Pfc . Huntington Beach for their 9:30 a.m. and the meeting ing at 873-6360 may be
Lyman Faulkner Jr. of FL meeting place. Mrs. Tom will begin at lO a.m. ·-~ for additional in·
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• leach & Edinger Blvd., Hintingten
leach
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Shopping Center, Costa Mesa Westminster To Come
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• 2300 Harbor Blvd. at Wlhon St-, • 1406 W. Edl111Jer and. Bristol St.-
• Harbor Shoppl119 Centft, Costa Mesa ldl"91' Center, Sallla Ana
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nl&ll ln1tltution.
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Ulln&bpWta-nudeul dlbo~•m.
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2 Lagunans
On UCLA
Dean's List
Two~Btadllli&b Sd>ool gnodlloloo w h 0
received tdlolarabip awards
while -ndini bi8h school have bOC named· U.. lbe
Dean'• H<Dr llJta at UCLA.
Mory L. Lyke, who ""' sraduated in 1965, ,,_ nam·
Id td the Deen'I List for
Coll•&o of Lett«• and Sclen·
. Wllill attendin« LBHS,
Milo Lyn:·an English ma·
jor, received .. Eb e 11
SdtOl.lnbip, • C o u n t y ~ent'1 Award and ,._ wi1h honor•. 19th
ill • dul of 186.
J-Pyne • .., art major, .
was mmed ., tile Dean's
Lbt fac tile College of Fine
,\rtl, Fall Quartor, !M7.
Mia• !'JM .... .,.00.ted
In lllM, 1111 ill • c1 .. "' 180. She wes th• recipient of a
iln of Am«W Engliol!
Awvci and a Soropti.mist
Club Scb•ttip.
2 Named
T~ Group ..
ai.lo< P. Cotlon of
Balboa bu been named vice
p~idont and Marshall Dul·. field of Newport Beach a
member of University of
Southern CalifU"Dia't newly
created Council for Marine
Science a .
The lknember council
will advise USC coocerning
the plaooed CetaJ;na Marine
Science Center at
Fisherman's Cove oo Santa
Catalina ls-lend. The fir&t
buildinc of SlO million com·
pkx was completed this
year and teaching and
research will begin next
yuc.
Cotton iJ acti~ In
buaine11 management. Dul·
field, former USC fc.ot.ball
ltlu', OWDI a trailer perk..
De Gaulle Sets
News Meeting
PARIS (UPI) -Preoidellt
Charl81 de Gaulle's first
news conference in l 0
moothl will ilk.e p'9ce Mon·
do.y, Sept. 9, the Elyaee
pre1idienti.al pa I• c • an· --y. l'OllfDI -...... ooid
Do Geullt -.Id not only
comment m the l'rench
domeatic:llfuolimbutollo
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wall ainor -.yttll_ ornate
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tone lnJD.• .. DI1tortlon· froe·Plttlburih .,_ .
Kina Sile Jl%1J" lu1 lo Parquet ot Walnut Gra.ia
t'bdah. Non-tar-lllllt bn11tou
tubll1!rle11-
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f'ini.sh. 3 draw·
era; 27" hi&b,
18" deep.
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No Bolt
Expected
In South
·The 13ig Money
keeps .:moving .to the Reds Recruit Children
For Guerrilla Training
SAIGON (Ul'I) -The
North Vtetna:rnesie a r e
recru;ting IO llld.ll·yeer-Old
ch-ildcen in· SouUi Vietnam
aod 6iending them north for
long .terms of gue.rrllla
trainmg, top u. s. 10\lr'Cel
dol~.
Apart lr<>m ttlil type of
o.gonlzed remillinf, more
and more ddldreG in past
months have been pressed
iDto oei;Jljp by ro.U. Viet
°""« ..A -nWniy on ttie
sbtoogth of 1all o1or1.. ...
confuic to 11le J:<!IOrb.
GoverMra LAster MaddOx '
ot Georp, ~ BrtWW
oi A-o and. Jollll JW11
Wllllallls el M4tlloiJll!I -
l>oull> ..... bu -.. .,. ficlall~oot ..... to
back t canclf.date
Georc• C. Wollace .
NATION'S L:ARGEST
"""· '"Ibi.' is not a new pro-
Cedure. Something '"1nilar
' bu been going on sinc!e
. J965," -the sources told UPl.
''But there seems to be
greater emphasis OD the
recruitment of very young
cbtldren just now."
Several groups of these
obildm> have been spotted
walking various parts of the
Ho Chi Minh trail. One Com-
muniM wtto later defeeted to
the South Vietnamese
government said he saw
several bands of boys ran!Jc
ing in age frMn 8 to 13.
He stopped· the leader of
one group on tile trail west
of South Vietnam's central
highland city Of Kontum.
The lea~ told him tbat
. rthey would aD be catching a
plane in Cambodia !or North
Vietnam, and that the1e
were the sons Of important
cadres.
Children recruiting 1 s
regarded by t b • Com·
munists es a reward for
good work by the Viet Cong,
it w.as reported.
A document cGl{>tured by
the allies in northern l
Corps in Jtme, dated April
1968, setl a guide for ttie
teleotilon process. Any cases
of needy families and those
ot dead soldiers should bo
looked into, it rtays, and one
child frooi each family con·
sidered f« traimng, in Ule
norill. The age< speci1ied
are 11 to 14.
The CommwrisU are also
Ono • 12·yeer-old oald be
had been told he would go to
Saigon, ·live 111 a b i g
building, drive a big car,
and be able.to kill Policemen
with a gun,
He was among five youth.I
perauaded to joil1 \he Viet
Cong near the village in tbe
Mekong Delta. Later the
children gave themselves up
to allied troops after &a..
aintJike caugbt \he unit on
the ruD"-outaide Saigon in
June.
Two were 12-year-olds,
and two of them 14. The
mother of one of the 12-year.
olds had not known where
her son had been in the past
four months, and o i l y
discovered he was .alive
when she •w him on Soutti
Vietnamese television after
his capture.
Around the central
h J g h lo n d town of Dalat,
there are reports t h a t
famiU.e1 keep 1beir lddJ
arOund the houise now to
keep them out of Vfet Cons
reach. ·
' 70 Arrested
In Outbreak
sending selected groups of SAN 'DIEGO (U:PI) -
15 to 17 year.olds to North Pbli(:e MT'e&ted more tht.n
Vietnam f o r abort-term 70 penons in quelling a
training, so~es safd. series of Lebor Day
The document specifies disturbances in the Ocean
those who ha v e Beacll erea where a bonfire
"demon*ated u n o 1 u a l was i g n i t e d .at an in-
endlusiasm 8nd dedication t.ersection and cara were
to be c o m e ouillltanding pelted with eggs and. bottles.
And, ·-In Ibo 8outbtnl -......... lluqllro)' .. fr! __ ... _...,
aome -INden pr-9ct
-Wolliot I 1 lllttb' to
outnm -tile .tee ~· · dent and Republic•n
nominee Rkhard M. Nixon.
McKeitben saJd Jn Boton
Rouge Tuesday that he
ooold not in good coosdenc•
support Humpl>rey beeMlse ot pollcy dilferencet. One of
the ma.in differences,
McKelthensald, wuthtir
respective ophUons of U.S.
Supreme Court Chief Jutllce
Earl Warren .. McKelthen
said Hum{llrey IPPfOVed ol
Warren while be did not.
NO PLANS
McKetthen said ht hod
.... plans of pertiq>iatlJlt Jn
the natlonal election."
"Like the ·aoverncr of
Lauisilna, I have no in·
tention ol .._unr the
nominee of 1111 national
Democratic -flaaeo,'' Niel
Wl!U-..
1"But unlike ill• pei mr · ot Louisiana, I will tab a
publJc pos!Uon." ho Rid.
"That poe!Uon will bo an·
l!OU!lCedatterlbowhldoa
opportunity to meet -tl!e state Democratic aecutive
oonunittee.''
PLANS TOLD
Willlems has llltldt It pltiD
Jn the past tlllt ht lnlondl to
auppart Wallace.
So bae -· -retirned from hit brW ...
curslon In to pr<tldontlal
polidce wllll bl!Wr tlllllll to
111Y -tile Democrallc nominff8. • I
. Maddox, """ oampoiptd· for lhe Democraticl
preoldtlltlll· MmiJ!atlon for
nine dayw bt:fort: withdraW· 1
Ing, left ChlClfO 11yj9111lat
under no circuml1lmca1
would be lupporl tile -·· 1ictet. members of the move· One officer auffered. a
ment." bn:iken foot and another a .========-=.!
lnfcnned IOUl'ces 1 a y ftiactured arm when tbey
these would fin. an im-weN! struck by objects flunc
mediate need. During ttle from a crowd cl about 20lt
Tet offensive, the Com-persons 'Who gathered about
inurrists were reported to 5 p.m. Monday in a ~kMll
-have lost about 30 percent of tktl section near 1lle public
SHARP
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Irie DAILY PllOT'S fe111e111s
Dlm .. A-ll11e cleHlflM e.!1
Setuf'4..,.. Meff • Mtt.. "••I
••• wflether yM'tt Hyl81 <tf ""'itt· their of'ficm. beech.
The document which .. ,,-==:::...------'=========:f
s~sed. to be distributed. to
aD vtnage Comnnmist com-
mittees, sternly r.equires
progress repcrts on recruit·
ment.
''The children are sup-
posed to depart before the
m.etofthe r~ 11euon,''
it ays, M1d the villages will
be bold respoosible tor
NATION'S HIGHEST RATE
on insured passbook saving~
Post Rates
Chan~eDue
O'!TAWA (AP) -Major
changea in Canadian postal
rat.es have been scheduled
tor Nov. 1 and othen will be
ao\ljbt aa soon as poislble in
Parllamml. r..tmemr
General Eric Kleran1 an-
nounced Tutsdoy.
5.13% annual yield on passbook
accounts when savings and all
dividends rem8in a year, If our
5% current annual rate 18
compounded dally and
maintained a year.
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Tbe November changes bring lbe C01t of a
Chriltlnu card to five cent.s
from three cent.I. Po1tcerd1
will be flve centa lnttead of
four. Blflelt increuea ap-
.·ply to d1·r ·1ct0 111all ad-
vertlllnf. ll'llo chtngea by 11&11latlon
will lne!:eue letter ratos and m11lln( COit.i O f
California F~l S~vings
· an~rliO[aPI .~{ A'sisets .CNW $1.5 blllon
···-and llltgazlMs by UJllPldlled &lllOUDb, .. . . ·.:'.. . .~ . .
18 Offices • Head Ofb; 5670 V:Jlletft ._..~·Loe~ . , .. ' • •
•
Kloranl' lonnafs1atoment
said the cbanpa will add
'17 lllllll'"' to led er al
revenue in the lut five
month• of tile current fllcal
year, endln1Mmh31, 19111.
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'::_1n Olympic T.rials of Stars -. •• •• •• •• . -By ALMON LOCKABEY . ..... ,. ...... ,... .... • • ::--SAN DIEGO -Lowen·
:.: :..Nortb of san Dl.eeo Yacht
:: !'Club.,toot a 1clllC step llOW~rd
I ~---ret_µru t.o the 01.ymC)lCI -:.:-etda1 'When be won bia ::= U:~re~ -tbe Star
Nor11l'1 eillblh place finiob
ln tbe tblrd ~ and firl:t Jin
the fow1b gives him 14
penalty poinU and • com·
forttifle ~ad over Don
Tnsk of Sao~ who
wound up the dray with a
pelr ol filths and • penalty
score of 20.
~ 'l1'e Sen Diego nipper
bad a few anxious mClments
alter 'I'Ue.6day's do u b 1 e
beeder when he was in·
formed that Gale McCarthy
Of Cbioago wtlS protesting
hlm in tne third race
because he Wrned the helm
over to crewman Peter Bar-
rett while North w e n t
forward to look fur the
leeward mark.
McCarthy Later withdrew
the probeisl when the com-
mittee informed him thet
t:he International Y a c b t
Racing Union bad no rule
covering the ai t ua ti on.
Under Star Clat5s racing
rule• Iha skipper may not
leave the helm except for a
brief time in an emergency.
"I bad no choice but to
withdraw the protest after
the oommittee seid it would
not be heard," said
McCarthy. "But under Star
Class rules I would have at
least been given a hearing."
Seattl<, Wosh.
S!mEW, Bill Parks,
~.ru.
SWINGING STAR, Don
Trask, San Francl.Jco.
BONNIE LASSIE, John
McKeague, st. Jo s e p ti ,
Mich .
TUiRMOIL, Gary Com.er,
Cbicago, Ill.
NORTH ST AR, Lowell
North, San Diego. ,
CHATI'ERBOX, Ma 11 n
Burnham, SIMI Diego.
GOOD GRIEF, Barton
Beek, Newport H a r b o r
Y'1<llt Olub.
Fourth race finish :
NORTH STAR, Lowell
Nortll, San Diego.
ZUCKER KANINCHEN
IV, Chuck Lewsadder,
Newport Hia.ri>or Y a c b t
Cl<ll.
CHAT!'ERBOX, M a 11 n
Burnham, San Diego.
ARIEL, Alan Holt, Seat-
tle, W&b.
SWINGING STAR,
Trosk, San Franci=.
1'"ROL1C, BW B u c b a n ,
Se.atUe, Wash •
INOHlllAllEE, John Ben·
nett, San Diego.
AMETHYST , Jobn
Sherwood, Baltimore, Md .
WlNDY, Jay WinWg,
SeatUe, We.sh.
BIG lF, Thom.pion
Adams, Wlimetlt, UL
Slandtngs, best tl1r<e out
ot four.
NOllTH ST AR. Lowoll
penalty North, SDYC, 14
points.
SWINGING STAR, Don
Truk, Sin Francitco, 2i>.
AME TH Y ST , John
Sl>uwood, Batt.!more. Md ..
24.
ARIEL, Alan Holt, Seat-
Ue, W·~h., 7:1.
FROLIC, BW Buchan,
S8attle, Wia9il., 27.4.
SHREW, Bill Parks ,
aDcago, Ill., 29.
OHA'ITERllOX, Ma 11 n
Burollam, SDYC, 32.4.
GOOD GRIEF, -Beek, NHYC, 33.
RIFF RAFF, Alan Rattee,
SDYC, 35.7.
TURMOIL, Gary
Chicago, w., 36.7.
New Auto-pilot
For Outboards
In the Olympic Trials,
racing is conducted under
!'.he IYRU rules. The com·
mlttee tailed to COJflPile of·
ficial standings after the
race because there were
pending proteets in the fleet.
But by a late hour only one
protest had been filed and it
... was to ha'Ve been heard to-
day.
Labor Day Regatta
Attracts 200 Boats
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conclusion of four races
we.re as follows:
Third roce finish:
AMETHYST , John
Sberwood, &altimore, Md.
ARIEL'. Alan Hol~ Seat-
tle, W-ash .
FROLIC. Bill Bu ch a n ,
Dutchmen
Regatta
Set Today
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"""li'ELD OVER -Th..., lour principah ol. t b e Lal!una Playhouse's "Sweet
Charity" will be around two more day,, Friday and Saturdey, following tile hold·
:·~er ·of. the Neil Simon musical. Fnmleft are Heather Hayee, Charles Benton,
.,, ~n McEihall)' and Tom Sbearer.
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.;:·fThousand Clowns'-Opens;
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. ,~::~':'.Laguna Extends 'Charity' . .. ·• -. .·-.
'.,~:· .• '..By TOM TITUS
..... ,.. ·Of 1119 DellY Piiot Stat!
....... 'Ibeater with a youthful
· .aecent, as performed by the
, newly. formed l'acilfo C<i.tt
Repert<>ry of Huntingtoo
Beadl, goes oo Cle boards
~CU:t.~~keod at the Hun·
•ting9;1n Beach Playhouse. .... • . ne teen-age company has
-· • c~ one of the more · .:~le modern comedies,
<Herb-· Gardner's "A
~nd Clowns," for its
,". Oebat Mith the f j r s t "~"pet1or!inaooe scheduled fOr
Saturd!a'y night end four
-~Game~
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others next week, Sept. 11·
14 .
'N.m Curry, Ml 18-year-old
Mure Orange Coast College
freshman, directs the story '
Of 3!l individualist's Mruggle
with the estabtishmtn.in his
attempt to keep custody of
his 12-year-old newplbew.
Jim Warner, who ooce
played the nephew, ~ cast
in the central role of Mur·
ray Burns.
Prpviding tile romantic in-
terest js Valarie How aa the
social worker, while Kevin
Called
. -.,;: .. Liz JU; Sinatra Quits
• fitii.LYWOOD CUPIJ -
:. "l'be>._Only Game in Town"
··may be held up temporarily
because one ol il!i playen;
'has dropped out and another
ift', jJl,' '
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.-Sinatra, "Mio was scheduled
. ta .·. (0:-star with Elimbeth
· Ta~ in the 20th ~ntury
-t'oi ·~tm about J,.as Veges,
announced Monday he had
.. Withdrawn, dttng delays
·and previous commitments
;,at; the. reason. " . · 'J.'!!e picture was supposed
to begin this week but Mill
Tayloc's illness forced an in-
definite ~ement of tbe
film , consequently--
o v er burdening Sinatra'•
calendar. The film was to be
shot on looat.ion in Paris
with a compleW" date d
Oct. 25.
Sinatra .sakt he h a d
agreed to one delay but Miss
Taylor was unable to agree
on a new starlling time, .and
that it would be imposstbh?
now to meet the October
deadline.
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62 Astoria's
foundrr
63 Read! '" use: wo rds
64 l1t9tnl0U5
lib Condition
of be""1
67 Lter, ogle
or stare
Ml Literary -· fll9HadHf*.· i.tions 70 Douglas
fir, e.g.
11 Letters
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1 Diamantte
2. Plant 11s1d
ais soap source
3 Htvllfa
t1gat '"• 4 Ex1"1d
irl li•lts
5 In itn·
cookfll stagt
' Expression of un·
h1ppln1ss
7Mam•of e11pr1sslon
I Baffling
' QUIStion
' Bth1v1 }(I Gleeful ......
11 Scene of an aetiOft
' c.
n llot
w1ath• drinks
13 Rtvolu· tlon;nies
18 Worship
•ilh reverence
22 Hard·
shelltd
rep'"uctfW! .... ,
24 S1t11te
27 Sleep rocky
•lnence H llan of
noble rank
10 5111111 hawt.
31 Bob -32 Cries·
JJ lti9hl allowance
34 Pict for
dtlivtries
J5 Liftti1111
1' Musical
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41 Ester of
nitric acid •~ Ott• a road grader Offf
of~ City of
Europe
47 Hit bail t out
of sandttap
49 Large contalntr
52 Ll111icollnt
b!NI 53 lntent
55 Door frtlll
11ember
S6 Enlrrtain·
111enl form
.57 SuP'rficial
e1lents
58 Miid oath
59 Preposition
60 Nlpa palm
61 BacChflntls'
"' 65 Live ffOlll
d1y to day wl,.
dlfficu lty
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Curry aweara • Mr pri&&y
oollea1111<. ROUl!ding out the
ca1t .are Tom Appel, Mike
Frym..and 11-yfllllr-Old David
Appel u Nick, .
Curtain time for "Clowns''
is an hour earlier Ulan U6Ua1
-7:30 p.m. at 'the
ployOO...., 2110 Main St.,
Hunbington Beach. Ticketi
are available at the door.
The Laguna · Piaylloou
baa another hit on it& ha1¥1!
in the pmponage ol ''Sweet
Charity," and the ah ow hu
been extended for two more
perl<rmancet, Friday and
Saturday.
Headier HayM stats as
the tender-hearted dance
hlll..&lirl, with an usist from
Oiarles Benton, Toni
Shearer and Gile McEihany.
Jotn Fenacca directl the
production, while mulical
direction it ~ for tht
fourth ltraight IUillmer by
Dori. Sllields.
The curtain goes 1'l twice
more. at 8:30 p.m., at the
ptayhouse, 319 Ocean Ave .
Reservations are b e i n g
taken at 4tH--8061.
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tfw., border frcm Calexico,
! .. ond wlncil tlOlll tile
Coul ol Mexico. Al
uatlian -a world famous
ll<hln& ,.-city -the lnr<ks head lnlond toword
GllldalaJor• ..i Mexk:o a.
b' ~ train averages about
i> ears. It carries a diner
When excellent meak ue
~ 1n • 11yle remlnd!ng
~traveler of almost
bJione days 1n the United
@iiies. But at very "=le prlcet by U.S. ···-ND Bl\EAICFAST y brealdut com&tin1 of
hilh orange juice, pork
. clip, •II•. toast 111<1 coif .. eW-s about one dollar.)
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f tioned eo1cbet there
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l;iftth•, compartments and
dtawin& room1. ,,,,,.
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'pMHnfer train• on 1his
·Wut Cout run alway• wu
Ille. Sometime• by u much
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tltn.e at each dip .
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a,ents a n d Mezican tourist
·b11feaUI.
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to-uAlt the traveler who
W!ahe. to attend the 04'm·
~~ durlnl October.
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jTo make travel more
t"Omfortab1e ttie railways
ii.ate built new sta.tiON
afong ttw West Coast Une,
n\6st oft.hem offerin1
. r•staurant and bar
( · fatillUes .
, -While the West Cout line
t\j.1 vastly improved its
t"-tnltiea over the paat
years, it has contirrued to riep tu r1te1 10 \ow as to
almost seem rldiculoua' to
tht tourist from north of the
bOfder. = For tX'ample the tint
class fare from Mexicali to
Mexico <Aly -a distance of
•bout lMX> miles -is '22.88.
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FOREST HlLLS, N. Y. -CIHI
Dryldalit of. South Atrica has set back
the pme of teza by 20 )'e&l'I -Cl' ill
It 100!
TM 27·yea<-old sharpshooter w!tli a
two-fisted backhand wrecked top.sud·
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Mar in fiw -Tue1day, with 1tay·in-
t:he balck~urt tacti~ of a sort that
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Mexicans
Considered
Giving Up ·
MEXICO CITY (AP) -Mexico con-
sidered at one Ume withdrawing as
host for the 1968 Olympic Games but .i
decided iagainat it becauae such action
could cause "unforeseen and danger·
ous conaequences," President Gustavo
Diaz O;rdu said recently.
Dlu: . Ordaz told a nationwide
televiaion audience the Games in
October were one of the gravest pro-
bltm1 he faced after taking office
almost four yean ago because Mexico
is not a rich nation and monetary and
organiutional demands could have
hurt the country.
So he said, he began a series of con·
1ultatlons with all sectors of the
economy and the country to see what
should be done.
"We still had time, then, to decline
without dishonor. Several other cities
wanted to replace us," fie said in his
speech.
Bot withdrawal could have caused
even graver problems for Mexico, he
said, ruin the country's credit in in-
ternational money markets a n d
dilrupt the country's economy.
"The psychological impact o f
withdrawal could have provoked un-
f 0 r e s e e n and dangerous COMe·
quenoee," be added.
When Mexico was asking for the
Games, and in the JeFS .tl:erward,
there were no demorutratlons against
Ule idea, he said.
••Not. unW some monUls ago, when
we obtained information of plans to
obstruct the Games,'' he U.id.
Diaz Ordaz 1aid the C'ames Will
have a total cost to Mexico of 1153.2
million. The largest previous pubUc
estimate was about 80 million dollars.
However, the preaident aald, the
country stands to recuperate 1102
mllllon· from the sale of Olympic hous·
ing unita and frotn other direct or in·
direct income.
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1111 gra11 If you have ll'>UDd alrokes
tbl.t an good tnOUgh," aaid Drysdale.
They were eminently good enouth to
blaat Wimbledon Open champ Lav•r,
f.e, M, U , ~1, ~1, to Jllve CUii a
bel<b Jn the quartA>r·finall Of the
1100,000 U. S. Open chlmplon1hl.p and
.....,. the beale for the 114.000 t0p
~tonal prbe into a wide open
~idaJ.e•s dramatic: victory over
X.ver, Arthur Albe wu unlmpreeeed.
''llblt Dty1cta.le is tile prbqe man
of tr.lnniil," be aald. "He MM pWtts off
mtatllke11 mk·hita:, drop volley1 and half.mot..••
DEAN WILLEFORD
Lever lmlrted Ida. nrvlce lei him
dowu and tha~ indeed. contributed to
the wlldeat upeet ol ti. ,ear .. He was Forest Hills N. Y. M r 1. Jones
almost plt!llQ in the· 1ut two sell,
try1n1 IAI bold oft Drysdale wh1le run-llinl up hil total "double faults In the
matdl to He Five came in tho 1ut .. ~
Arm:/ LI. A1h0 ol Richmond, Va.,
and Qark Graebner of New York, both
amateurs am 1urpriae 1emllinallrll at
Wimbledon, romped into the quart...-
llnal1 a1on1 wtt11 pro Johll NOW<Ombe
of Amtralla. .
A1be, ncent -of tile U. S.
Amat.ur and geeded !!Ith, became the
DAVE ASHLEIGH
Will.elord, Ashleigh
2 Coast Area Poloists
Survive Olympic Cut
By GLENN WHITE in Colorado will run three weeks, then
Of .... Delly Pll.t Stiff th fin I ·-led t ill . LONG BEACH -Dean Willeford ol e a seoec eam w -JQUrney-to
Huntington Beach and Dave Ashleigh M~co for two weeks of preparation
from Costa Mesa were named to Ule against first class i.nternatimal op--
United States Olympic water polo position. .
team that will ·go into high altitude The government had barred foreign
training at the Air Force Ac.ademy 10 teams from comin"& to the AF
days hence. Ferdie Massimino of UC Irvine was Academy for the much-needed 1crim-
not so fortunate, however, being one of mages with other nations.
rour men"cut from the 21.man squad. Joinina: Willeford and Ashlela:b on
The team was chopped to 17 Tu.es-the travelih& unit are Pete. Asch, Russ
day night after t;ie l!"al day of tum . · w.;11, . 11.,..,-··-1, GIJ!J
triall at Lon&•)}eaclQ.J!dlDO!IO Plaa · Sh ...... , BBi Burdi, R<lai CfaWfofd,
Olympic Poot by co-coach~s Art Torrey Webb, John Parker, Jhn
Lambert OJJd Mom. Nltzkowaki (Hun-Fergusoo, Stan Cole, Bruce Bradley, ·
ti.ngian Beach). Grei Hind and goalies Tony Van Dorp
Another cut will be made prior tio Stieve Barnett and Ge«-ge Stransky. '
departure from the Air F 0 r c. e Regarding MassirnLno, L a m b e r t Acade~.Y for the October Ol.ymp~e lauded the UCI wtD for his dedication
Games lll Mexico City and another m and enthusium,' and added that
buds are due to roll. Fecdie was ooe: o( the two mogt im·
However. ~mbei-t told the ~AILY · proved players in the fir1t is
PILOT that Willeford and Ashleigh are training c:amp, which was concfu
at the moment among ~e top players · wtth °" cuts Tuesday. on the all-California contingent. and ad·
ded that if be had to make the final cut
Tuesday night, the Orange Coa.st area
duo would remain oo the squad.
"Right now they're doing a tremen·
dous job," Lambert 1aid.
Training at the Air Force Academy
Spitz to Swim
In 5 Events
Be's a Walk.Ing Accident •
At Olympics
Not Even Broken Neck
Can Sideline Olympian
Brian Job, a weekend visitor to
Newport Beach, Is one of Uloae ac-
cidents that w.alks around looking for
a place to bappen.
He is, in fact, so prone to mishap
that hia moCber, Mary, rec:ornmeods
her son be put ln ice until the Olymple-
Games 1« under way next month at
Mexico City.
And even then the 16-yearold Santa
Clara Hlgh School whiz moy oot be
1afe.
Wbell you rev!~ biJ medical
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WA.SH
compressed fracture of the 7th and 8th
cervical bones.
But after having 1uffered such
previous incidental! as broken legs,
torn back muscles 'if!d sprained ank)es
before other major meets, eveo a
broken neck waa by now not too shock·
ing a mishap.
AJ in each other accident, Job
recovered and became stronger than
ever.
Hopefully, the accident-prone
yomgster can stay in one piece long
enough to compete in ttie Olympics,
.and mtke the ensuing climb on the
victory stand for the medal he figure.s
.. win.
Latut Ott C•tler
Latt de)'elopmeat oa tltt U1 Catler
cue.
LONG BEACH -Mark Spl!J, the 18-
year-old swimming star from Santa
Clara, Calif., qualified for an un·
precedented five events in the U.S.
Olympic swim trials.
Possibly he could go In a sixth.
Spitz, who bad won both butterny
racea and placed third in the 100.
meter freestyle, qualified for the 8()0..
meter relay team In a swimoff Tues-
day nigh~ winning in 1 minut., 56.92
aeconds.
The third place In the 100 qtla.Ufied
him for the 400 relay. Sin~ he holds
the world record at 55.6 in the 100-
meter butterfly, he's expected to be on
the medley relay team, awhnmlne
that stroke.
Are six event! too many for one
swimmer?
"Mark and I have alttady talked
some about it," 1aJd George Haine•,
the Olympie coach and a!Jo the swtm •
mer's coach at the Santa Clara Swim
Club .
"It's possible he could , but I'm not
going to hinder him in the 100 fly and
2X> Oy with the freestyle."
Final deel1lon may not be made un-
W October.
ninth male amateur to -k over a
prolealQ.oal in llU tournament when
ho bow>c9d &7 Emenon et Newpoo:t
~. 1-S, J.7, f-3, and 1aCor wlll havo
to faC. Drysdale whom be compares
to a "junk!>ali pitcher" in bueball.
Denn1I llalltoo, .a tourto1 pro ll'om
Bakenfleld, bopn to reach them to-
dlY againn Nicola Pille of Yugoolavla,
but th• two other Americans atUl
"allw" 1n men'1 s1ngles f~ naiged
Aullrallan pros.
'ftla Wt quarter.Jl.n.al sendl Tom
Oki<.-(J( 1l>e Netberlanda against
P•ter Qirt1a et Enlland-
Autry Offers
Big Contract
To Rigney
ANAHE~ -Callfornla Angels'
owner Gene Autry bas offered
Manager Bill Rigney a multi.year con-
tract and a chance to own stock in the
American League club, informed
sources said today.
Rigney; now wrapping up his 12th
year as a major league manager and
the senior pilot in the junior circuit,
reportedly broke a a:olf date today to
confer with a tax consultant and stock
broker about the offer.
The &:>-year~ld manager has worked
under one-year contracts with the
Angels since their birth in the league's
1961 expansion.
-Bi!fore that, from 1956 to 1960, ·tie
managed the National League Giants
both in New York and San Francisco.
Autry also reportedly a s s u r e d
Rlcney that he is next·in·llne to auc·
ceed Fred Haney as Ute club's general
manager.
Haney, 70, recently said he has
given no thought to retirement.
Rigney has been the center or recent
rumors that he will leave the Angels
at the end of the season to manage the
Giants, the Chicago White So:r: or the
American -Leagu& -expansion Kanau--
City Royall.
The Los Angeles Times a l s o
reported the Autry-Rigney discussion
and said that Rigney also met Tuesday
with K1n1a1 City General Manager
Cedric Tallis and held a telephone con·
ve:rsetlon with Glantg!: G e-tt e r al
Manager Chub Feeney.
.~mgernail
Wound Aids
Dodger Win
PHILADEL!'ll!A (AP) -The Los
Angeles Dod.1ers whipped t b e
Philadelphia Phillies 10·9 on five
doubies, four homers and a tptit
finJl'rnall.
A split fingernail?
Yes, fans, that how it all started
Phils' pitcher Grant Jackson had
given up two rurui on four hit! in the
firrt &even innings Tuesday night
whlJc hls leammat.s had scored seven runs.
Thus, When Jacklm Carne up with a
split nail on Uie lMex finger ot his .
pitching hand, Manager Bob Skinner .
decided to take JackJon out rather
Ulan rlak a blister.
The two teams tangle in tlle fourth
and final game of the •erles tonight
wi1h Larry Jackson, 12-18, set to face poo Sutton, &-14, of the Dodgers.
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GIVE ME STRENGTH ~ Cliff Drysdale groans a It er ID8klng
a poor shot against Corona del Mar's Rod Laver at Forest Hilla Tu.es--
day. He didn't make many of them, however, as he ups.et Laver in
ooe of the biggest tennis upsets in recent years, 4-6, 6-4, 3-6, S.l, 6-1..
Drys.dale now enters the quarterfinals.
FASHION SHOW -Ann Hay-
don Jones of Engla nd displays
the latest style in women's ten-
nis apparel in knocking Peaches
BaJ1tkowicz off balance w i t h
this shot Tuesday at the U.S.
Open Tennis Championships at
Forest Hills, N.Y. Miss J ones
won, ICl-8, 6-3.
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Angels Sink,'
Indians Climb
In AL Der~y
The Indians keep climbing as the
Angels keep sinking.
Cleveland maintained l~ pursuit.of
the third-place Boston Red Sox Tues·
d,ay night willi a -7·! 90~g -;ot
Calilornia. The defeat drop~ the
Angels:further into ~lgl!th plac!JD.jhe
American League.
The · Indians will try for a sweep· of
the three-game series tonight, eendlng
a ce l'flht·hander Luis Tianf, . ll-9,
against rookie right-bander BUI lfar .. -
relson, 1-4.
_The India01. b a t t e·r a d. o7im
!llcGtotl!Jh!, Marty ~!tin "!'!1 ~ .
EW. for IS hft,a. )'eftt"I' · oUUJeldero
Ross Sn,r.der ana tie ,MA,0 led jho.
"ay. .
Snyder drove in three ranll: wfth a
s.iJ:Jgle and his third homer of the year.
That. made it an easy viQtory for Sam
McDowell, 14-11, though the bard-
throwing left-hander needed elgl}th-in·
ning relief help from Vincente Romo.
The Indians pinned the "ios1 on right.
hander McGlothlln, 10-13, who 1ur·
rendered four runs and nine hits
before being driven from the mou.nd in
the seventh inning. Ellis was shelled
for the final three runs in the ninth.
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McLain Comes to Big A
It seems safe today to"J>resume that Denny Mcbain will not win b1s 30th
rame in Orange Cou.nty.
In fact, he may not pitch again at Anaheim Stadium this seuon.
The Tigers are due in Anaheim Monday, Tuesday and WedDe1day of
ne:r:t week. McLain, won his 27th Swxfay and should pitch again Friday. A win
Friday, at Minnesota, would give tum 28 and if he pitches at all in Anaheim it
would be oo Wednesday, the 11th, for his 29th.
If he wins lUs next two st.arts: it appears the magic 30 flgtD'e could. be
reacbed Sunday, ~-15, at Oakland, of all place'I •.
tlLINN WMI •
bacqround It becomea apparent that
our number one .100 ·meter
bf'e..Utroke swimmer ii i a d e e d
fortWMU to be ellve, let .ion. be a
U.S. Olympian.
C.Uer, by•k poddllnr 1pedalln
wbt wa1 auned to tbe United Statet
017mptc leam Moadoy otrb~ lo •P-
porudy rohor v ret ,m.r..ton to
leave 1llJ teaehln}-eoaeh&ll datlea at
Costa Mesa's Edl:ac:ll B11• School for
the six w..U el 111p a!Utade tninlar
and aableqaeat Olymple Games a• Memo at.y.
Burton's Big Swim May Sink Rival
Before be wu tree yew• old, Brian
,.... to trdon ml a cut to combet
tho Lel&-Pertb<e dlse .... w'hlch atopo
the growd> of the leg's ttg bone.
The body ca.it wu replaced months
later by a I>tw:t: and the Utile fellow
befan to lead a nonnal life.
That la, a normal lif• if you are
Brt .. Job.
For amiple, • year a10 Brian hid
earned a place in tile Junl« 01,ymplct.
And to celebl'W ti.s 1ood fortune, he
toot a rumtnc jump of! tho umet.-
p1atlorm et the Unlventty of lndlena.
!Wult: a pincbed spinal cord and
• (
EllaJ!cta ~'!",:1Pal n.1• a.,.,.,.u told 11111 co WI moreho1 tllal he
Wat lofal te rec.mmead tUt C.Utr
be Slft'D a leave tf al»e:nee.
Earlier tt wu feart« Q.at \ com.
petelll -t.acber mlr!at not be
anllable ud tM.refore Cider woald
he ,...... a ebuee .. ..,..,.Di 1111
.-try al Mexl<o Qty'
B.t,pOJ, &be lltaat:lo~ a p p e a r I
Nielftd • , , ultu for I • 18 t
alm.,...bll rea1oa tbe NtWptJ'i..
-thdlled llt.trtct ollellM I• .,11.u& Banymaa•1 recommeDdaUoL
•\
87 GLENN WHITE
Of lflt laeffr ..... 119ft
LONG BEACH -It was billed as
the United States men's· Olympic
swimming triall.
But to inu:baustible Mike Burton of
UC.A, be m.,. have wrapped up a
&old medal ll\ forthcominC competiUon
at ;r.lexlco Qty next month by
pyacholoJllcally d e 1 t r o y I o r hit
fomnott Olympic competkor, lt-year-
old Guillermo Ech<wnia ol Mexico.
Blrlon admitted th.tit Echevt1Tl1
would pn>babl)' be "1cved a little" to-.
clay whoa be }...., that Iha 21-y,...
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old Uclan pheoom pulverized the
world re<:ord for the l,500 meter
freestylt record Tuesday in the llnal
event ol the U.S. Olympic trials at
Loni Buch.
Burtoo w111pped OYer the :!O lengthe
of the S.lmont Plue Olympic pool in
an unbellrvallla 11,ou, ~tenting
J!:<hovwria'1 pmdinJ world mark of
I•
18:28.1 set two months afo et Santa
Clara, Callf.
And In doing so he also blitzed the aoo free 1t.andard, lowerina: it from
8 :42.0 !Al l :M.3.
It WU, ln fact, at S&nta Clara that
#le Mexican youth blew Burtol\ out of
the pool, wblpplnf him by 19 1ecoods.
However, it 11110 bappeW to be the
fir1t race of the tea.son for the new
-Id ,_d claimant.
"J wu seared wt.en he beat me so
badly up there, 11 Burton said followiDf
biJ utonlsblng 1w1m n....... olght.
"But I ftel a little,betfir-OOW.1•
,
Burton 1ald be wu ~(<If a
16:20 clocking In the Olympic i1ialJ
and admllt.d surprise at JwOni rone
under 16 : 10.
E'l'lalning how 11 WOlllcl bo"pooslble
to reduce a Clobal mark by l\ldl a
marOn, be •id, "UU. wa h mMt
you Peak all year f«. Compotl-
was t.ougb, too."
Burton never trailed in the srue1llll(
rwlm and be gradually picked up hla
advantage OY'eT clOlett mat John.
Kinoella until the margin of victor)'
was roUCb11 a thlrd et the pool -IS
seconds •
• • •
\
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0 0 = z a a a ~'' u a e e u a a s u c o so; e a a o c c a a a a 20 a: a ; u s a u a u : ; s e w u .. s so a a .... -.. • ...-• - ----.... - -· -· --•
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OCC Drills Former Stars Aid
Encourage
Tucker
Rustlers in Drills
COAST AREA TROJANS -USC will be out to de-
fend lll naUonal cbamplonsblp lbi1 fa)\ and area
alhl-recrull<!cl by anlstant coach Dick Coury
(socoocl from loft) are expected to make a large
coatribution. Oflenslve players ~m the Orange
Coast Include (front fmm left) tackle Steve Pu!-
torak (Mater Da), llll8?d Bob Slirllng (Wet!Jiun.
ster),. (reer from fdl), flanlter Jlm Lawrence
(Colta Mesa resident), guard Greg George (Corona
de! Mar), alblet!c director Jen Hill and flanker
Mike Morgan (Miier Del). '
Area Gridders Dori Pads
In Second Week of Action
Ga!Made, 1be tomous wonder drink B7 ROGER CAJILSON SleVll Wood, a jmlor hm Whittler Neil Peek.
created by a Univenity ot Florida °'a. o.uy '"" """ ~ t.o up lte ranks to 26. l.Ag\ma Peek was hl.gb mi the attitude ci the
profe1sor ll1d UNd by moot pro-Irvino Lea&ut ldgb IChool va.lty up \OMh 18 on tile practice field Meaa hopelull and comment.d on the
l.....W 1-teoma, ....,y pro -1-clulJo.wentlntoflllllearTues-· Tuesday. ""uad' "'•-'•• ~ f
buketl>all cluhll, -ll)Olt of tilt top da7 w141l 1be ollldal .wt" fill con· Marina's cun Sutless,.a comer, and -~~ ~._"":'..... or Orange fOur.,_ college I--· bu Daye Te<~ a guard, are -Jed by "-• -first ....,._ al lie :iear
mode Ila-ant. --.., the ~ pra~. . _ . .. psilled IOI mlll<los in 1be Sqmet for _M~a on Sept. 21.
Pirate grldk-on. Only at Onin1e Cout 'nit ~ Ooul orea teams. League ~try'• Camp. • . ·. · • Some al the oames m<GU....d :;. ..
they're c&Ui.DC it 1'Pbwte4de." Oar-del Mir, Oolta Mela, Eatanci.a Coad:!. Bruce Pickfard'1 Fountain nlloeDt1y by p t Jn Ho.... M~
'.Ibo .,_u,11-col«ed pt-. and Fount.ill V.U.y, Ill steamed Vall d tlrou.. fin et · -esa
II beinJ 4-al a record clip; '!be llrouP twlcw-day drillt wt1h oo in· day ·~:i C:.,~ an'd" ~~..J bacS!ield """' Claude KA!Dy and Steve
Pirate IOOtbalr playen are (lllplng Jurlel alltr a week 'of cooditioning termed tile outln& u "A typical first Lolever 11 quart.erbock. Skip Plll:e and
down 10&'a11Cmol1be -ofter eacb w<lri<outa. day of practice. G<eg Fortdlct at Ile halfbacl: poot.s
morning and aflternoon workout. In m an • u v e r 1 outalde of the "We went to the leather 8nd Jt wu and Tom Neff .and Gary steele at the * * * = ~i!:,.. .nu::.: ~~ like a new world. All the d!Herence fullback pooltlan.
Qulctle quole from e tired froahman -lnJury ID Ill alreody depleted between :f:.1 ond day." · Th< Ml-., ran lbroulh ollem!ve lineman Q:I tbl CllffereDce between nnka:. Tom J<GU, counted on f« He ad that be was pleased with patterns in the mOf'D1.aC ae11h:n and
blgb acbOol. and junior college fOOCball : tnt..crtne duty wu KO 'd from Jr.IC· thfl effort. of the squad and went 00 to came back in tbe afternoon fOf'
"Now I bJOW the dffference. 'Ibat CUY ti.ct Tuetday via a knee injwy. Extent state: "We're further ahead tn at· delemive effort.I
Grody-(lll eonlerence -KA!vin al damap will DOI be known Ulltil !Ji<> :;:e;.. ~ :'! ;;:. .. O<lfllllzation u~ocb Jdin ~ al Ertaoda -
Grmly[mlllt have -ed me down ~· Costa Meoa'• first day of cootad ·~ tnclpl 8rougll bu1c olltnatve
lour -on t11o -J>la1." The Artlata pldted up a tnnllfer in wm'& went accordlnt to plan for coacb ~U.wtf: }2: d~ t":l
S~all, hut Quick, Fountain Valley
. Hopes to ~everse Record of Losing
~ R~ EVANS The Be!u'I wen 2·7 ln 1966,· their "Last aeuon we became completely
• "....., ,,.., flnt year, and 1-11.llt year. All teams derJn"aUzed by injlrle1.''
Con a blihod>ool footlJlll _,flat are ltrlckon "1411 lnl<rles but F..a.in Qlliok with tile quip Plddord com·
11 both 10'm& 8Dd en.all reverse the !:_~ bid m:n tbMt ltl lblre last mented oo. his team'a !Kt ct me. ~"'two> blnc ....... r ·-~·-• ~-~~ ... h d --· t ... ~ llm -"Our ...... ""'"' l• ""' q-...... v.111\.>C ..-~"'--. ea ... ~ 1 .._. )'911' at ttU ewe tbaoebt We'n ;;;;;n6 ;;th.t would kind o!
Fountain V'lllley llllb, _,. it can be we blP a pretty fOod lf'OUP. But ' , clooe. before 'long we bod loot Dlne al 11 ftglll'e, wouldn I It? Our blelest back
"We -e crijlpled Jut year with in· llorlerr. We're trying to preveaMhat a 167 pomd1. We have only five 200
juriee to M.'1 conceivable we could .tth condlttonlng md I tbl1* rl&bt now pwoder1 on tbe tquad but they're not
hr.le a better year tilts 1e1.son with we're in betw' COld.tton tlmt 'ft were Colne to P1"' JU1t becaule tbty we1ih
;,ouna:er, tmaller kid.a," be 11.11. lut )WI". 200 poundl.
The Baroo roach """°"' nlne
Selman's 136 Leads
Santa Ana Qualifiers
90fiiomores Will play in tbe '68 season,
•~I tile lack al uperience.
Picliforo d°'""' have a polithed
quamrbact returninf but be doesn't
teem too ~et about it.
.. ~will be tile moot-·
petWve position cm OU!" cl~. We have
four qaart.8r'beelca -noot Of tlmn are
po!Wied but oil lour ""°" potedlal."
defensive tec:bnique11n tbe afternoon.
The Eagles were hlt wtth two minor
lnJurlea in """ bamltrin(s to center
Harland Koch and end G r an t
VanDeWalker.
Both may be out of contact for a day « two, according to Lowry.
!Awry pvu the ~on -tile quar~ vold Ill !:standa bn't u
serious as fir\'t thought with the
departure oC Dennis Doon.
The Eagles hive two in tbe wlDp in
Junior Paul Joyoe and tophom<n CUrt
Thoma.a.
Say1 Lowry: "We'll know What
they're capoble of by Ile time tile fltst
game b here. NeUIMir one will go into
a game and let us down. They're both
the same lllnd al !deb."
Olympic Swim Trials
Golden West
Poloists Hunt
For Offense
Thi bunt 11 on for • aoUd. olfeDllve
threat u Golden Welt CoUe1e'1 water
polo 1o11n opened prodice for lll 1118
s&MOn.
Coach Tom 9mnatad, who hao a
nucleus Of eight Mtutllin& lettermen,
Including second-team All·Eastern
Conference goalle GlfJ' Dtent to build
b11 1e11m around, II cutlnl a .....-led
eye around far offenaive be1p.
''We've sot a pretty good club, but
we need one man to come through for
UI offt.n1lvely," be Nid. "We're very
strong defensively .nd I think we have
the best goalie in SOutbern Call!ornla
(Drent).
DrU Picked u~ valuable U:·
perience thil year and made an Jm.
pre11191ve 1hOwtn1 1n the 1emor men'•
nationals.
In acldiUon to Drent, Hermstad ls
backing on 1trq perfonn.an(es from
lettermen and nttltn1tlt 1tartu1 like auarGi Charlie Raddatz-and Steve
Scbeib1l•1er and forwerdt :Brute
Krw a Whitelaw: Wtiltelaw 1at Out
lut )'etr afttt playinl U I lillrttr in
1966.
other ret.rmng \eUenMn include
lorwanlt G<>r<loo AndenOi) and Rick
Sml1b and guard Bill Scblllk.
On Ille trelll>meo Iron~ llermalld
ha hl&b hopes for three player• -
forward& Rois Coot (Wutmin1ter)
and lllln Byran (ll\Jdtinilon Btacb)
and Gary Grombadiar (hdllco).
The Ruttlets will bold oM-a-day
drills in prepatation fer their 1t11on
-when they defend tbtir Ulle In
tlle Gold•• West lm1tltlonal aratn•t
tbtee fou -Loi An.gtlea Valley,
Harbor -1 c:ar•• Colle1es.
Golden West 1 sch.it:
a.I. tl -Gwt llWlltlllNI
... " -(llfTllw Oct. J -•I U.M• l•rM,a, GhCM T..,..,
Ott .... -~ c.'"'""" ,.~
Od. lS -I.ICU. Ott. 11 -" .,.,... .....
Oct. n -"" ~"' .... Oct •• -0..... c.Mtt" oet. tJ-ti Mt. W "'""""' ~.1-~
Nw. t-et II CWl'IN
Nw. I -tt C1WtlW'" ~.11-.i~
NW. IS -sarh Mt* ,....._ ,, -("""" .... &-" flit ...... HfY. 1 -... C••· 'l•rofh " owe DI<. 1 -el Clltbci!, Slti. '111,.,.loMhi..
• lllt.m Clonft...ot m1ICll. Home 1•rfll1 Jllrt
11J:Jll1.m.
Quarter Midge~
Race Saturday
F<>r1Y three.quamr midfe! r&clnC
oara will be on -S&tunlay _._,
Jor an NHRA JrOll'.lm at Or1nge ~ Spee<holy in El Toro. Batioa: atartt at 8:15 p.m. with •
tropb7 dllh al tbe lour lallelt car•,'
tour helit races, a hel!Mt 4uh aiid •
aeml·mtlil »Iao> eVftll
1bere blve been HVIB dWertnt
winners In Ile S)lttdw81'• last nine ....... -.
Bill Selman tired ....m al 70 and 'IS
to trcan a JS.bole total of 141 In
leadina: qua1:Ul!en in the anooal Santa
Ana eo...w,. Clim cbamplODlbipe.
10:26 - F. X. KJ.mJ.e v1 Jack Wilder
Huntington Beuh
'!be ooly retumilll vanity QB is
Tom MeloDe, a junior. Gary Vaibuena,
another juniOf', Mrted. out u the Bee
quarteri>acl< last ,.,., but -lllJ1red
and "'l'laced by JUm -· • pro-apect -"" ''U<ellent -ing ann," •-.Inf lo Plckt<rd. All tllree
are funior•.
Baseball Standings
Seim. a former cbomplon in the
event, wUI meet Frank HarditoD,
fanMr Oakmont CC cbemp, in the
~ rocmd Of compeUtioa 5atur· .....
Bob lrwln, tbe defeodln( cbemplou
and uempt from tho qullilly!ng -· abot 1 88 in tunlna: up !er tu match
wtth Mlke Koll.
Other top quaHfler1 we r e BUI
G<eldmer with I 148, Bill Brown
(llO) and G<and -ak (ISi).
OlalnnM Du Cuneo ...........i ----.will g<I UD· dorwB1 at 9:30 a.m. Sunday with first
round JoMrs comprl1tnc the ........... fJi&t:lt and a:aUm11in11 match
eumpMlliun. Saiurda:r'• lln-..: lO:ID-Bob Irwin VI Mlltt Koll
to:Gl-Bll Brown vs Dr. Jack Glb--10:10 -BID ~ vs Earl .. "• 10:10 -G<ant H..-., .,..
11'-
lO:ll -Biii -.. !'rant .. BM ...
lO:ll -a.act= ft Don Qa!Jon ID:» -Jack V 111m n JSTJ
lklplrin
t
Gene Evans and Bud Harris posted
a winning score al 20'l in the 54-holl\
President's Cup over the weekend at
Huntington Beach, and then Evans
came tbrou&'b witb a suddft:l-death
pl>yotl victory hr tile tiUe.
FollowUlc wen BID Penim and Don
Gillcrd Mtb 'Jt.TI, wttll Per-taking
Ille playoff viotory from Gifford
Another tie existed with E. P.
Com-tu!iel and Takao Kawahara
cleadlocldng with 211.
At 212 wee Clyde Fritchholz, Jack
White, Olucl: Mullbura and Georp
Ka\l'ODian.
Ed Mcllrlen and Howard Eolep
folio-with 213.
'!bf.low U-wtnDer WU Don Gir·
lord at 21.
Illa• V ertle
Clyde Sinter took low ll10ll honon
at Men Verde over the weekend In a
tbreMa7 M.flolo i:.-. Dlt tDurna·
ma in mea'• club ldicx1.
S.VU'1 IOOH Of 111 WU two
..... bMtar tban lllCGDd plllOI Dave
8poob (21t).
Ed 11:..-., .-1ow oet bonor1
-I ml lollond br llal Moilor' lnl. Ina~. and Mn. ~ .. -bill toume1 on S1mda7, Jt4 llld Blanche
arc.urei ........... wltb • 14.
'Ibe fourth meni>er is IUct Power, a
IMiJound "°""°'""'° who can cloolJle &S • nmning Ne*.
Acltml aaya biJ recetven are
l!b<Ne awNp, and paint.a to returning
veteran Gary Snow. Dan bw has
been J"'C'OOled lrom tile Bee club.
Bot.h men are good receivers but both
also wei(l> ioSs than 150 p<lllllds.
A newcomer i.n the recMvtnc pip
lo -.. Don llaTll, • 1401><Jund
.....,. from Monroe llljll m tile Son
Fernando Valley.
In the llnal onalysia, Plctb-d ls pin·
ning hl.s hope.1 on aw experienced
senton -MibKt MIU O'lder1
(175), IinebaoOlter Merk Allegreua
(175), 1>a1Jbact J<11m c.non oeo>.
~ Dou& lb17nes (1751, Iinebocter
Sam Wurtzbocher (!'IS) and <lr:lmtive
end ~ DUO. (175).
"II -l<vt 111!'• cloa't ~ in outatl0dln1 lellOftl Chen. we r. ln
troltie." Plc!iiord dachlced. Al _,.,,. ... q-... _ ..........
Pk.t:ford 1&)'11 It'• an opec, fur-mu. .-.
"I juft d0n1 know who tbe
--II aoint to be -1 dllngo my mind 8'Wlr'J dly!'
AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE w L Pd. GB w L Pet. GB Detnit 18 u .m St. Lcu!a lJD 51 .I!& Ba!timo<o 80 llO .571 I S..Frandaoo 74 14 .6311 14 Bo<lon 75 115 .11311 IS Cincinnati 71 115 .m 18 Clo¥eland 'Ii 18 .!IJ4 141> aucaso 73 18 .511 16\2 Oakland 71 70 .504 171> Atlanta 71 70 .504 181> New Ycrl: 70 19 .504 171>
MinnelOla ff1 73 .479 21 Pllllburll1 18 '12 .488 211>
California II 80 .as rll> Pblladolpllia 115 74 .418 231>
Chicago 58 82 .414 30 m.-ton 14 Tl .454 251>
Washington 58 82 .406 31 Now York 64 79 .448 :1111> .,,,....,.., ._ ... Let "",... .. 'II .m !II>
..... YOtl< 4. lllllmwt 1 --Whllilll*' 'c ClllcMI I c~1 •• ..,.., ~~'r:=:' Otfr.lt4 OM .... ,
9""" ... __,. ' ·~,.Ill u. """"' ,., • ,...,.._ M.IMltL~l.11 ........
o.tr"6lt IHll .... WI .i Otlll9!111 (o.tri.lt 11·11>. ,...,..,....,~..,.w-11...._.
""" ---c............ (Tlerlt IM) ti Ctllflr'rlla (,..._,,..._. "" ,._.. f"""91 M ... McC9r1lllca 1t-UI ,, ... ,. """" Cl!~ l..W. Hl ti WIJtt....,.._ (htt•IM f. at Cl'llc9w INrt f.11 .... H,_N l>t), I
Ill. ,,..,., l.M ._._ ,..,_ .. 1,1 If PM1l1"'* fl.
HIW Yll'tt (...._ I .. ) .i ••ttlmlllrt (JMNll-JM*-IJ..1•1, Mrtlf
1.-IHI,,....., "· L.Wlll (trt'" ,,.,, • CltdN1I IM9......, l\o
hl!Oll Ckll l .. tol 91 ~ CO.not l>U), tl. """' . , ... °"" ........ ..,..,..,..
Johnson & Son
too W. COAST HIGHWAY, NIWl'OltT llACH
64UIH1 S4S-1271
-~-... ~ -l,on ond Ge!lhart ~for clat,..
at )lumboldt Stall --but <:ruaat will help tba ~ 11*11 all
-He will enroll • llC 8oeta
-· In tbe apioc. P<>r CIO!den WH\'1 tlnl-•-· Shackleford bod the allalillanet al Ill<$:
McVelSI> and Fran-· two....,. ~-·-&bo-tbelt
An .usi.rtant lut )"NI' ..... Ron
J .... , wbo ls now ill I 1lmilar -1•
ty with the San DlefO Slota -· team.
"Th ... tllrte boY< .. r..Uy belpin&
u.s," Sblcltleford aa.ys.
'"lbey're aH. aiire11ive -.1 tnM1re
and tbeY command rel[l6d becMI•• fllOY wera Ill very aood 1oo111o11·
pl&yers here ."
LOve wa1 an eD-Eesteru Confeffnce
lineback~ ii) 19ee. Cnmlt Will &
starting defenllV< end lnd alftoliV9
guard for two .. -and Gt!>bo<1 was an .U·letlU• UnebaCker l8lt yt:lra
"And they're gettln& wry v.a!Uettle
nperienci becallJe aB al.,.,,, art PE
major• and wat llo cMdl footbllL ''
Gephart, Cntzal and Love work with
Golden Weot'1 defenlivt mll ud
llnebtcttrl, Uilder defemiVt eoach
Rowe.
Having tbe tl>ru ex·Rultlara around
.. c:oocl>e• allow• ~ lo
b<Ml< the oquod . up _ -...U.r ~·Each of Ile -1-11 battdle• • gr<q>.
"With Ill " -bevi>I [>laired here, they know' wtJM ft Wlltt the
players to 1eam and wi.t we eiptct of
tllem," ShacldelMl comment..i.
But tilt loot r-Sbactlafonl would ollll like 1IO beve I llJlrd 11111-
i.nl
"I don't -al ""1 -junior
eolltge with just --... Cypress ii a yetr younger tt.. ft are
and they have four."
* *·* H•llback Dan 8-a will Pio!' foot-
bill roe Golden Weit thll 7etr. llO wu ~vered. to have biid a bWDla di.Jr.
1ng phyolcals om lt didn't -lib be'd be pennltt.d to pll.y. But .......
have flOW dtclded the htmlia II a
minor one and dOeln't nquire
aurgery.
Cross Country
Drills Begin
For Rustlers
Twke4-0ay wortouti for Golden
West Oolle11'1 cr<J11 coontry team
hlwe begun, but rival 0rarce Ooast
Collefe """1 lllart recuiar clrilla Ulllil
next ~k.
~n West ooacb T<lm Noon II lac·
ed with • rebulldlilc job lllia ..... n
after lotinl h1s tup seven nnaers
from \att Y-'I l<JUOd. However, lie Rurtler1 won't be
lololly inexperienced btcauH blJ ae-
cond M'Ven JWmen from J.ut yur,
-...,. -In anolllclaJ CMtpetitton aplnst olber -llllt susab, are all back. H-. tile Golden Welt 11ttmi1en
b Rick O.Nucolo. who llnllbed 17111 In
last year's Eastern Conf«'ence meet.
Other t.op lettermen 1nclude Steve
:Frerw:h, John Gamache, 11m Van
Aracle~ Randy Cooper and Jim Miller.
Go14en Weft'• top nn:aer, bowtver,
moy wm out to be tre-..Douc •
Schlntnk ~ W-ter lligb.
Noon believes Sc:tlmd it a ftne four ..
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DelWCOlllen .,., Joe Durand from
Bolaa Grm!e llllb om ~ Correa
from Pacifica.
Ovor at ~ .. ,. Oooot, coecfl Jim
Moilwain bu .-itd b11 lint
regulor workout !or ~ momlng.
Hownv, a nurDber ol Pirate run.
Dirt tave been wor-., out ance or
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Student·s Came First
An 1n1ess1 .. school -.tratlon lhlnka ahead to provide the ~ education for it• studenll.
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Ocean View, ooe of the oldest. fastest growing -
and ftnandolly poorest -school dat{lcta in the county,
early lhl• year went ahead with plans to begin a pro-
gram for flnt, second and third graders who ha._
trouble readlnf. The dlltrlct reasoned that state fundJ
would be •pproved later to pay for ll
However, the Mlller-IJDruh Act. re-funded t b I 1
year, dldn't cany with It enough money to pay all the
schools applying lot the proenun. A priority list w a 1
amended-to'U>e bDl, establiahlng a cut-off baaed on
scores from the state reading achievement test given
each year.'
Ocean View, because Ill studenll ranked eight
point5 above average on a ll)C).point scale wt year, will
not be eligible lj) receive state IUnda for Ill program.
At the time the dlltrlct applied for the !Undl. It
Invited any teacher lnterest.d in working with chlldl'tn
with reading problems to attend a series of alt.er-work·
lng-houn 1pminara to prepare them for a 1tate t e s t
qualifying t h e m to teach t h e proposed readlna pro-
gram.
About 2li applied, and spent their own time work·
ing with the district's reading resource teacher. Mr.s.
Priscilla Carter, and other reading experts. A few even
took college couraes to prepare for the exam.
Mrs. Carter estimated that 30 percent ol a school
district's students hate school because they have react.
ing problems and cannot get Interested.
Other educators h&ve supported her opinion, add·
Ing thet drop-out.. are formed in the primary grades,
because U children lose interest there, they may not be
encouraged to want to learn later.
When school ollldals learned Ibey would not get
Thorough
Public Inquiry
Is~Needed
eWicA.oo.. ~ Much more than a el" FBI investigation Is needed to ~in the ugly sides of the outrage
In .. ptcago. What . is needed ii a tho~ public inquiry to lell !t like It
wai::-'imd not the way the American
publli: heard ll from Gene McCarthy
or aie ·Rlbicoff. .
~•brutal reacUon or me Chicago poUet in response to ample pro-
vocatlon by organiied and., disciplined
an~ar demonstrators involves many
diffei-ent aspect& of what is wrong in
America today. Vice Pres I dent
ffutilphrey called for all FBI in·
vestfption. What ls tlffded is a
repr_e1ent.ative public commlrston to
e~lne every aspect, police brutality
u well as Communist incitement, the
m<ial culpablllty of Gene McCar11!y
or the lack of it, the police state ol
Mayor Daley or the lack of lt.
THIS ONE REVOLTING Incident in
the -ttreeta of Chicago while the
Democratic Party was nominating a
candidate for president compresses ln·
to i few hours a fanb\stic nightmare.
Jt ral!es these questions fur which
~ .. are only partial' and mostly pre-
jodlctd answers: Aii idealistic young people trying to
find their way in a difficult and puzzl-
ing world, being used 11 the cutting
edg9 of anarchy by older rtvolu-
tlomu1.e1 who do not mind if 300 or 400
of the pass~ate kid1 get their heada
apUt-and arms "ft'Tenched? Has the
protelt movement gone beyond the
bounds of all acceptable 1tandard1 of
peaceful assembly and petition to
redreti: grievances!
'Po what extent have well·meanlng
public figures Jent themselves tn the
in_terut of their own political ad·
vancement to the "polttlcs of con·
ftoOt.ation" which has as ill only im-
mediate objective paralyzing and then
Jeadpg apart the existing 1y1tem?
OR. WAS THE protest demonstra-
tion -u it was seen on Michigan
Avenue, an emotional expression of
deeply felt aspirations of idealistic
youn1 people for a better world?
ShoW4 they have beeD welcomed to
Cblcaio. sheltered. fed and pe-rmitted
to ezpress themselves, and take part
now in the great processes of
democracy which they lakr '"ill con.
trolf
An their grlevanoel jUltllle<I? Do
they have a vi.lion? Do they love all
m••nct or merely halt tbe draft?
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Dear Georre:
Bene1t11 all your levity and
face&us approoch to llf• I find a
g.,.I deal Of rather lolly think·
IOI. with an lpl>l"ooch hllh above
tbat ot mOJt advice columnl.U.
Wiiy do '"" hide this wHll be or!
* CURIOUS Dur CUrlOlll:
I'm ilulhlnf to keep lmn ez;,tai -actually, the ,. .... I
.oDd" IO lofty ii l've been Uvtnc
• Int in 1l>e bock yard 1l:oce
a7 wile re.d 101 column on how
• ..1*1>andl lbouJd bl the bocl In
:ltfJamll1·
: IWbo said edvloo la cheap!
,._.._, Georse'1 adric• could
• lit .. mo•t ~ lbinc 7ou ever
did.)
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Gloomy
Gus:
. Rep. Craig Hosmer CR-Long
.Beach) says the Bolla Island
Nuclear Desalting Plant will
rile again from the sea. It's sort
of like the Loch Ness monster 1 isn't it? -L. M. J.
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How have their views been formed?
By exposure to a wide range of tacts
or to the prejudices of college pro-
fessors, editoriallsta and intellectuals
who have objections to the Vietnam
war more visceral than JoglcaI?
Were Mayor Daley'a •ffortl to main-
tain order in Chicago a refiectlon of
the old 1ystem of 1uppre11ing op-
position and an ezpre1slon of the
storm troopers of thfl politics of con-
frontation?
fF IT IS ACCEPTED th1t order
must be maintained, there Is the cen,
tral question of how that is to be done
and what meUtod1 and procedurn are
justified under ,what condJUons to
maintain order. ntls question need.a a
great deal more study.
Were the Chicago pol.Ice justifiably
reacting to a "bearded. dirty, lawless
rabble" bent on disrupting and
paralyzing the Demoe:ratic coi;ivention,
or did some policemen just lose their
heads under dirty-word tawita from a
bunch of lively kids?
The-story comes to you either way
in Cblcago. Anyone who has merely
seen the shocking film cl.lps of police
beating up the kid1 needa a somewhat
broader vidon before arriving at firm
conclusions.
THE FBI WON'T give us anywhere
near the whole answer. We will hear
froin the FBI that In Bqme instances
and pos$lbly In violation of federal
laws GCl civil rights the police reacted
in the spirit of Mayor Daley'1prevtous
doctrine of ahooting looters.
We will also bear that the kids werf':
organized and exhorted by David Dell-
inger. who calls hlmseU a non.Soviet
Communbt and organized the matth
on the Pentagon last year. Among the
others inwlved were Tom Heyden of
Students for a Democratic Society,
which took over Columbia University,
closed it and now has a~eeded Jn
pushing out ita president, and Jerry
Rubia, head of the Youth lnternatloDal
Party (Ylpples).
But that will not help much. ·Con-
gres1 will wish to tnve1Ugate the
Chicago outrage, and that may not
help much either. A deep, thorough,
unprejudJced, publlcly-conductM ln·
qui.ry is needed to bring out Into the
llght of day why and how It. was that
the city of Chica10 and the nation
should have another outra1e on ii.I
conscience. Beyond that, the e1tabll1h·
ed authority needs publicly acceptable
guidelines on how to handle the
politics o( contnmt.aUon.
Quotes
Gn. a.oo4e R. JUrt, Jr., Plorld1, hi
S.F. address -"You volt for a presl·
dent only about 10 tlrnea in your tile. It
ta a predow thin& •.. somethiq: you
don't throw 1w11 U&htly."
Bnwm. F. AIMI. II. SoMo+ll Slit.
C.Ue(e llltd'"t -"I dedde<I to 1peilcl
my time with Y<NDI peoelt wlto aren't
likely to die JIUt month ... who den't
tallr ...U..117 about tbelr aclles and
palm."
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state funds for their Pl'Off81l\ -which woula have
&mollDled to about t.he salary paid to each teacher wlio
parttclpat.d -they Jiili foui>cf a pot of &old at the end
ol their rainbow.
The 25 teachers were already reauJar class~
teacben for the di.strict, and, aald Mn. caner. "they
have the ira!ning and will he able to we It In their re&·
ular wort w1th their student.."
Ocean View ,,iiou1d go to the head ol the class !or '
thlnldnJ llnt of ll>studenl.!, and 1llCODdarlly abo<lt how
much money It ltands to &aln or !Ole.
Now They'll Wor~ Together
Prealdenta of Huntlnaton Beach Little Leagues and
ctty ncreation and park commlnloners are llnall1
realizing they are In the same bwlneu-provldln& rec!"-L
reatlon !or the dty youth.
After some flve yea.rs of contention over
dty land for "private'~ baseball competlll<>n,
now about to get down to the job of dolnf Iha
eratively. 1
League presldenll .have met with commlsslo to
see If agreeme11t could be w o r k e d out so the boy::..~
teams would have some place to compete.
Commissioner Jay Mastrollllll\l, acknowledslnl that
the LitUe Leagues provide recreation for 1om.e 1,500
boys, said be "recognized . the burden you're taking
off our shoulders."
The two groups are at last showing the desire to
work together. More agreement. will, it 11 hoped, be
made Ill their neit JDJeling Sept 11.
H THE KINGMAKER.
New•men at Convention Were Only Doing Thei1" lo'b
Torn Between Anger and Disbelief
To the Editor:
I watched it -I beard it -I 1at
1tunned, torn between anger and
dlabeU.f.
• Freedom of the press -what a
mockery. The Demoe:ratlc convention
clearly violated both the rights and
peraons 9' _our newsmen. We all
wttne1nd on camera.
What dJd they NOT want us to 1ee or
hear, thue pollticlan1 )"ho have beea
running our country!
WHAT IS happening behind clo1ed
doors? Something Ls terribly wrong. U
our fellow Americans can react 10
violently -a&k yourseU, "Why?" We
must no longer be ostriches hiding our
heads In the sand.
Our newsmen were oniy doing their
JM -yet they .,..... etllcked,
I resent very much the nianner in
which the news -press and TV -
personnel were treated.
I RESENT THE lnollgnttles our
delegates and private citizens wtire
1ubjecttd to.
J resent barbed wire fences, armed
forces and security guards.
I resent the high-handed manMr tn
which a "minority" b e h l n d closed
doors are running our country whlle
calling themselves tbe "majority."
I'm bewildered.
I'm angry -I'm scared. Are you? ·
H.M. REID
Daleu'• Behat>lor
To the Editor:
A• students of Orange Coast College
we have lodged a fonnaI protest
against Mayor Richard'J . Daley's we
of Gestapo tactics on the night of
Augu.t 28, 1988 in front of the Hilton
Hotel in Chicago. We deplore the
brutal physical violence exerted upon
the inte.ntionally peaceful
demonstrators. .-
As a major proponent of the
Democratic Party's ideals of peace
and domestic tranquility; a1 a mayor
and cpntroller of large city organlu..
tlon, and primarily as a citizen of the
United States, Mayor Daltl1 had
obligation to uphold these basic ide.11.
The basic privilege of all Americans
Is freedom of speech; remembering
this, we urged him to reexamine his
behavior toward people who vocel.l,y
de monstrate dllferences of oplnlon.
LANI MAILES
JAN EDWARDS
DONNA LYKE
PATTI HlGBY
MARDENE WIEBER
ROGER TOPZ
Goo<I tor Goolil
To the Editor:
This ia a letter of thanks to th• DAI-
LY PILOT for the splendid coverage
given to actlvltiea of the various civic
organluttons for which I am prlvile&:·
ed to work on a volunt.ieer basla.
Jn every Instance when I h.a.Ya con.
bcted The DAILY PILOT concernlDg
a rtlean that la ot public intereet, J
have met fine penonntl.
Slnoe. in youth, '"' were taustrt
much about rebmtln1 good for ren-
dered good, It dot1 appear that we
who are readers can 1ct redproca.Lly
toward our newspapers.
WE CAN REMEMBER I h a t
Mwsp1pvmen and women wort vuy
hard tmder ru.le1 u re1ardl Ume and
tp1ce. There ts aJways preaaure ttt 1tit
editions Into homes and on the 1tand1.
Abo •. costs of publkatlon have risen in
ratio to price advances in other area•
of aclMt,'. News coverap ii U•
cellent.
Letters from reaMr1 at"• tollemM.
Normal.l11 writers 1hou.ld COftt?el/ their
messagea fn 300 WOf'dl or lt11. The
tight to concWue lctter1 to fit .rpac•
or elimina.k Ubtt ti r•1eTOt"d. AU _let-
ttt1 mu.st tnclude 'iignature and maU..
ina oddre1s, but name1 urW be with-
held on reque.st.
Speaking for myseU, I am lfilleful
to thfl ()range Cowity press. And lt ii
my alncere hope that my frlenda and
co-workers will travel even more
faithfully the two-way street called
Redproclty in 1upport of the media
which has responded 10 cheerfully and
falthfuil¥ to our needs.
Rtml JOHNSON
·· Delntfb Schmits
To !hoe Editor:
My faith in your editorial policy was
nearly rest«ed when you atraJ.ned
your arm to pat our food pemar on
!hoe back for 1lgnlng two bills that
aeemed to please you-namely the new
drug law and the lohg overdue weliare
law (edllorlal Of Tues., Augult 27). I
agree both are good ~glslation and
I'm 1u:priled that both got through...-
Leglala-.
overlooked (and you overlook many
import.ant facta about Se n a t o r
Sch ml tz) is that Sen a tor
Schmitz is an educator. Before he en·
tered state politics he was a college
professor and I believe he ba:s his
doctocate degree in some phase of
educ·atioo, w1llch, I beUeve would qual-
Ur~hlm somewhat over the edJtot 'to ·
man an intelliaent judgment on wfi.at
'" are dolnr in aecond8fY education in
!hoe otate.
FINALLY, IN your trivia (and It
always lJ when you editoriallie on
John Scbmlti) you say that. Dext
"SchmitJ will CODdemn Gov. Reagan
for apendlng too much money." Again,
you haven't done your homework. 1
was of the opinioo that the L.A. Times
is required reading at the DAILY
PILOT. QuJte a few weeks ago, the
L. A. Tlmea 1ave an entire column
on pa1e three, mind you, to the ~
that Senator Schmitz did c:oodemn
GoYernOr Reagan for botlt hla budget
and bb spending. 1 belleve he stated
that the curret budget is some 12 per-
cent over tbe highest budget for any
first.year governor in California end
hlgb<r than any prevlou3 budget Of
the "Big Spender," Gov. Pat Brown.
SenatOI' Schmit% devotes all ol his
time bettering Orange County'o polll-
ieal position in Sacrame11to. He
continually authors bills that show
intelligence, courage, and a grasp Of
the knowledge of state government.
We've elected him twice and we'll
e!ect hlm again in spite of your
attacks.
Must close as OW' mynah bird is
damoring for your editorial page.
RICHARD H. MAZ¥
everything that Is olingreeable la
Communist a foolish •
JS THERE A pro-war cJU.zen.. In the
United Stat.es who can see what we
are doing 1n .Vietnam ls Wrong, for
there 11!1 no differenct between the two
invasions! The United States invaded
a foielgn country, Vietnam, to force
our ideala. The Soviet Union has in·
vaded e foreign country,·
Cieehoslovatia, to force their pol.ltlcaI
ideal Both invaders are wrong 1n
doing what they haw: done. They have
created war and diaallowed other1 to
determine their course.
I remember when our generalt: '1aJd
give us 50,CXXI men and we will clean
out Vietnam in two weeka . Now, with
over a half million men, the generals
say victory u we know tt ia lm·
possible.
THE SOVIET UNION will beat
down the Czechs, but only mWtarUy.
They will still want freedom as do
Hungary and Poland. The Soviet Union
is fighting...a losing battle. 'nle Com·
munist world will and Is aplltttnr
wit.bout western interference or war.
As for communism in America, It
will not happen if we solve our Internal
problems. 'there is no way for ex.
ternal pre1ture1 to de~troy u1 if we
1olve our Internal problems. I 1ay we
should turn &way from Vietnam and
war, and stop tuntlni away from bur
problems.
VAN McKINZIE
Poeertir Poekeu
To the Bditor:
Then, baci to-your same old record
whldl you've played too 100( and too
loud already. As I reed through the
editoci.tl on atat.e Sen. John Schm.Jtz
and the John Blrcb Society I couldn't
help but recall !hoe many feeble ex.
CUHI you've used to malign both Sen.
ator Schmitz and !hoe John Bird\
Society. Thia time It wu becau.w be,
like many oChen, ls highly critical of
the t<xfuook "LaM ol the Free." You
naturally wou!dn't &lve the good sen-
at« the benefit of at.I.Un& that some
Callfornla School Dl!1rlcu have re·
fused to. allow thla contrownlal text
In tholr l<hoola.
• 'Both Wrong' MW re•dlng the Saturday Com-
To the Editor: ment Page (August 24 ), it was good to
read about the concern over poverty
Someone ahould inform Dr. Max pockets in Orange County, u there
Rafferty, who recently wondered why are many.
the anU-Vletnam War people didn't
YOU ALSO stretch<d the tnrtb In
suggestlnr that Dr. Max Rafferty wtl
satisfied wt th this ao c.allecl "hil1ory ...
He hu merely tolerated th1a text be-
cause he can't do anything elle in his
po11Uon.
protest the Russian invasion of After careful ttudy of the map
C1echo1lovakla, that protest marches covering the poverty pockeU:, l waa
have occurred. The marches were surprised to see our home wu smack
staged throughout the . world _ Jn. in the middle of the poverty ~ktt. At
eluding Communist cowitries. One first l thought the map to be a little off
such march in the United States was ,1eale, but the marked uea was too
1ed by Dr. Benjamin Spock, a strong vast and areas in the city that are
Vietnam critic. =own to have poverty were not mart.
I resent the attacks by othen, sucb · ·
u H. B. McDonald Jr. who stated in Now our homes ln this wide povt!rty
this paper that perhapa the peace area range from about $23,000 to
groups are a Communlat front '33,000. What we would like to know ll,
orranl.z.ation. These simple answen to when wm we rece.lve our fir1t weliare And one other fact that you have
Lawmakers' Addresses
U. S. SENATORS
Thbm11 H. Kochel (R), 315 S. Claudina St., Anaheim and George
Murphy (R), 807 N. Rodeo Dr., Beverly Hilla. llurlnc Congressional ....
alono: Senate Offlco Bldg., Wuhlncton, D. C. 20!501.
U. S. REPRESENTATIVES (Oro"'° Ceunty Only)
Richard T. Hanna (34th Dlslrtct-D), 1895 W. Crescent A•• .. Stille
510, Anaheim; Jim., B. Utt (351h Dlltrlct-R), 520 E. 4th Street, T\IStln.
During Congreaslqpai 1e11lona: Hanna. 1518 Longworth HooJe Office
Bldg.; Utt, 2340 Rayburn House OUice Bldg., Weshlnaton, D. C. 20515
STATE SENATOltS fltOM ORANGE COUNTY
John G. Schmits (34tb Dlstrict-R), no East 4th sire.~ Tu.tin, and
James E. Whetmore (351h Dlslrtct-R), 2400 Eut Chapman, Fullerton
92831. Duting legislative sesilons: State Caplto!,"Sl"cnonenta; Callt; 93807.
STATE ASSEMBLYMEN FROM 011.ANGI COUNTY
Robert E. Badham ('1111 District-It), 1849 Wellclltt Dr .. Newport
Beach 92880. Committees: Government Efficiency and Econom}, Pobllc
Utilities and Corporations, Water, and chairman, Legiolatlv• Representa-
tion .. John V. Bri(f• (35th Dlslrlct-R), S7U N. Harbor Bl•d., SU!te A
Fullerton. Commltleea: Finance and Insurance, llldustrlal &lat10111,
Social Welfa~. Robert H. Burke ('10th Dlatrlct-R), 17'1!2 Beat h Blvd,
Huntlnfton Beach. Committees: ElectlON and Reapportionment. lolun-
lcipal and County Govornment, and State PenOnnol and Veterans Af·
lain. Kenneth Cory (611tb Dlstrict-D), 1782 West Lincoln, Suite G, Ana-
heim. Committees: Flnane. and Insurance, Revenue and TUa.Uon. and
vlctM:halrman, Education. Durtn& kJl.llatlve 1eHlom: Sl&'te Capito~
Sacramento, Calli., 9~7.
check?
BARBARA CRIPPEN
Tll.t "pockets" wrre ouUiMd bv
J Cpa.nll trocti -the .rmalle1t d1fin·
O bit Grlf!l available. ffOfffVtr, GU
hom.t1 with.in avch troct.i are not be•
low 1~ -quite tht contrort1 in
mon11 m.stcnce-s. TM map ti7npt11
YMant that \Oithtn these ctrlafn arta1
lllb-rla/ldaro howlng could bt f .. nd.
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Wednet<l.ay, Sept 4, 11188
1'11• rdltorial l'Oll• of ,,,. Dal!r
PUot arcka to inform and 1dm-
lllaU "*" 1111 pr'<ltll"'°ll IAls
ll<IDlpClpc<'1 opiwlqiu """ -"'"torii OA top!cs of &ot<ral
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..,. «odm' op&o1om. """ br prt1ntfno th4 , diwn• ofn>-
po&oi. of inf°""'d ob1.,,,.,.
end spok<,,..,, °" IOpl1:1 of U..
cloy.
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Back..to.9cbool clothes are
being fe-ed· Jn all the
&tores these days a n d
school.age children a r e
begiming · to think about
what theytfe goJ.ng to wear
on that all important "first•
day Of school."
Wise mother& are _thbWng
beyond that first' day of
school to Uie first wash day
after scbOOI starts when
they'll be laundering the
new clothes.
HopefuHy, 11 you don't like
to iron, au of your children' a
School clothes will be of the
eatiy~e variety ~ durable
presa f1'ousel'6, I b i r t S •
dr .... s -slips; knlt sh..lrt.s and blouses; machine
washable Rteaters • n d
jackets. -. :
New soil-release finiJhes
on tills yOlf's d,urable press
clothes will ,make them
eaaler to launder. In 'the
paot; the 11)'.Dtbetlc (11SUaJly
polye'°"') libenl uaed along
with cotton 1n dtaable press
fabricis have had a great af-
f.Lnity f'Or greu:y s o l l .
Usually oily spots did not
come out in regular
waabing, and in feet tiecame
set ):>y bot water Ind. dryer. • But tills year lJ)ally of the
durable &>re:• fabrica will
hale· tbe .'Peclal soil-release
finish, wblcb means th•t
greuy llaim :Will come oUt
in the washer without a lot .
of pretreatiDg.
However, if you buy
durable press fabrics or
syntbeUcs that do not have a
label stat!Dg tba\ they have
a · SOil-release finish, or if
you have older garments
with9ut this finish,· you wlll
have to remember to
remove greasy spOts . before
laundering. '
Usually the simplest
method ls just to apply
some of your regular laun-
dry detergent to the qiota
witll & llOft brusb. ; keep ll·
ljU!d laundry _4elerg~ in •
pliastfc 1K1Ueeze bottle right
bymy-ooftlaeaey
bl squirt on~· that need
prescrubbl.Dg -spota, col·
lars, cuffs, Wldera{ms, ·
In addition to looking (mo
easy~are clothing with, oil
release finisbed, you also
mig1lt coM.der these ideas:
palteroed labrlc1 -prints,
plaida -lhow f e w er
wrinkles and less s<>il than
plain color!; dark colJrs
show less soil 'than U,gbt col ..
ors (and what fiend was . it
that in-veflted white jeans?);
.trimmings on ea&y~are
garments . should alSo be
easy-eare; knit garments
""'1 be bought a size lan•er
witbout.lqokfng "too big,'r to
allow i:<>Plll for growth.
Also keep in mind Ille tact
ttiat durable pres. garmenll
can be taken in or shorten·
ed, but tbey cannot be let
outorle~ed1uC·
cessfUlly.. 'lbe hemline or
seam line is permanently
pressed in and canJl.ot be
removed by -known home .method.
So if you want to afiow for
growth when you b u y
durable presa garments tor
children, buy them a little
large and trake .them in or
Morten them. These altera· ttOOs can be let out later al)d
the seam or hemlineS can be
rtm<lved almost coinpletely
by ateam ?fessing.
A> cllildren "l'l"""ch teen
years they ~become very
conscious of what other
children are wearing and
want to be dressed just like
their friends . P· a r e n t s
sometimes rebel o"er this
desire for CODfo.rmity -
~cially when it results in
the reJectim of "perfeeily
&ood" clothe.&.
I've found it pays to go
slowly w1len out.fitting a
child for school. I buy just a
very few" new clothes for our
children when school starts
and then buy more later
when tbe kids make up their
minds about. what • they
want.
We parents have to
remember that "being like
the other kld1'• 'is
po)'chologlcal!y. ~ery lm·
portant to c;hlldr• .. they
mature. And if we go along
· with it -within reason, and
wiUllfl the bowtds of the family budget -o u r
children will probably have
nitft self-conOdence, or at
le&Bt not feel self<00.scious
about looking "diUeient."
QUESTIONS WE A R E
ASKED:
Q. Why 1" it !bat the T·
shirts that I )>uy for our
youngsters alwayg get.short
and wide after they''\te been
washed?
A. When a «>lion kni\
looel its shape In laun·
derlng, it's usually Ill•
structure of the fabrlc that's
at fault Sometimes knit
fabrics are stretched attd
pulled when the7 are &ewn
into garmeols and I h e . riOrmaJl1 roond loops are
polled long al)d thin. When
the carment .~ washed. the
loo\>• ,.;Jax and go back le
their normal round lbapt,
causing the garn(ent to
become shorter arid wider. •
The focret ls to buy -
knits that were not lhe\·
ched when manufactured.' In
lli"le, the tiny knit loops will
look round, not l o D g •
Because tbe knit loopg are
already round, -· tnlll mll not lose the& ahap0. So
examine the tn!t carefully
whli'll you buy, looking for
round, not !Ong 1 o o p 1 •
Sometimeis the loops are
easier to see from tbe back.
Some lJll.OOfadurers use
a opeclal sbrlnkage control
tl.nish (trademark, "PU·
mt") "" knlts wljicb ls sup-
posed to reduce shrinkage to
1 percent. If th1s finfsb bas
been used, tbe information
wil1 be on the labeL ·
Q. We are planning to
have a college boy live with
us tbil!I fall. I am wondering
about how much would be a
lair price to chargo him for
.. h1t meall. :
A. According to f•coat of ! ,
food at home" 1taUJl!cs ol
tho-U.S. Dep&rtmeot ol :
Agrlculture, Ille «>II Cl( food
foe one,month for a bo}1 15
to 20 year1 old is $40.20!Clb a
1ow coot plan, '51.oo· o1i ·• moder•te cost plaJ, 1 Uc!. ..
$61.40 on a liberal plan.
Q. My doctor baa told mt
I should oat foodl ~-art
higli In poblo1lum. cOoJcl YIRI
tell me what 1ome ot tfieH
foods are? ·
A. Foods that are ld&ll Ill
potassium are dried lrull. -
parocularly pnmes an4
apricot., but a1'0 ral""' nd
figs -citrus fruits,,
avocado1, legumes--dried
beans, peas, 1eotilt , . -.
squash, parsley, parsftiPt,
potatoes, .tomato juice, 1oy•
bean fl.Our, wheat germ
cereal, dark rye bread or
rye wafers, dry milk, and
all types ol nutB. Most
meats are a fair aioarce ol
potassium.
Meal in a Dish· Busy Day Boon
IT'S IN THE LUNCH BAG OR BOX-NUTRITION
'Raisin-abfe' Sugg,estion
Sandwiches Go Back to School
Rain or shine, tile family
must be fed. Today's ready
foods make the three-meals-
a-day routine a b rt! e z e.
Take breakfast, anyone can
prepare the basic standby-
fruit or. fruit juice, ready-
~at cereal, milk, rolls or
toaster pastries and a bev-
erage tn a jiff.
For weekend and holiday
mornings the fruit-service
can be fancied up or the
oereal can be topped with
fruit. ·Eggs· anil · breakfast •
meats may be included to-
gether with a warm coffee
cake.
Easy iuncbeqps may ~
quickly put togetI¥r with
planned leftovers er ·by
keeping on hand a good va·
riety of pantially or fully
prew-ed foods, Open, lie'1 and ..,,,., .what coiJld bt
.,. aimpler'!""' ; , 1 · ,l!i~n.:,r~1n bem~
o'iie me81 which .i. enJoyed
together. The challenge ot
. preparing nourliblng din>
mr1' dq after day can alsCJ
be 11:iet by relying on the
partially' ready foods such
as frozen or canned vegeta·
bles and fruits.
Homemaker• usually pre-
fer to prepare the dinner
main dish "6om scratch''
to ault their own families'
taste and ·to sive money.
Here is a cruncht cereal
crumb topped meal-in-one
chicken dlsb. Make thla up
the evening before and re-
frigerate until home from
work you come.
CHICKt:N AND BR<K:COLI
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BAKE I "'8lpoon lemon jW.:. Back-4.o-school days .are 2. tablespb011! ! i n e I y 40 Calilorniia s e e d 1 e s s Combine drained raitiins, 2 cups corn flakes or \1. tea8P09D curry . pQW•,
here again, and they needn't chapped green onion raisins milk. and~ ·in~blt!?der, 1!J cup packaged corn
com Dake uumbs with broccoli stalks In half; ar-
melted butter. Reserve for · ranCe in 2-quart cuserolp. to~lng. B1end flour and Cover broccoli with chick··
be your bang up for plan-~ cup grated <l:leddar lf.t cup milk Whir until raisins are very flake crumbs der
ning J~ or .anaCUt:'lllat , 1 tablespoon butter or 2 10-0Wlce packages
is, as long as California cheese v, teaspoon vanilla flnely cb~ Add ice m~garine, melted frozen broccoli
seed.lea raisins and bread 11• tea.spoon seasone(f salt ¥.a cup vanilla ice cream cream and blend a few ¥.i cup flour 2~ cups cubed, cooked
'are in-handy supply. 2 tablespoons mayoo-Nutmeg seconds longer. POur iqto 1 cup milk chicken '
For lunches, sandwiches naise Cover raistm:s with water gl.ass and sprinkie witti nut· 2 cups chicken broth If u.sinC corn flakes, cru1h
an·•I. must, and the mo st Spread raisin bread slices and aim.1]ler 5 minutes. Cool. meg. Makes 1.lervi.ng.. 1 cup mayonnaise into fine crumbs. Combinti wtien you use raisin bread: lightly witti soft butter.------------'-----..;;.. _____ ..;;.._-'--------...--------
'The -filling for the R£.!isin Coarsely dtop raisins. Com-
Coonb'y Sandwiches iJ a bine with all remaining in-
•nutrittous combination of gredients mixing until well ·~ ! t and blended. Spread generously gra.c;u a.pp e, carro between raisin bread slices: celery with sharp cheese and raisins. The ldds will cut in half. Make! 4
love them. sandwiches.
' Raisin MurCblng Cookies RAISIN MU N C B I N G
ctre another favorite far COOKIES
Iunciles, snack.I or ltudy Watch bow tbe youngsters
bnlab. Flavor and nutrition will munch a bunch of these
go hand in band when you raisin cookies.
bake a batch Cl( ll>ese with I> cup lMl<r
California seedless raisins, 1 cup brown augar
peanut butter chips and (packed)
wheat germ. Instead of an 1 egg
apple, a pack of tbese raisin 1 teaspoon vanilla
cookies would be a n y 1 cup sifted flour
teacher's deligtit. If.a t e asp o on baking
oaliforn'ia seedless rmsi.ns powder
are all &hoot UV for a ¥.! teaspoon s.a1t
r e fr e s b i n g after .. school ¥.a cup toasted w h e a t
drink. Blend rlllsln1, milt, germ (optional)
vanilla and tee cream. pour 2/3 cup C811fomia
into a glas1 and tprlokle seedless raisiM
with nutmeg. Yw ~t try I> cup peanut bolter chips
this yourself for e x tr a Blend together b u t t e r •
energy juot belnre Ill< kida sugar, egg and -nlla. Add
come bOme tnmt-lt'hool.-floul!. uai.fted....wM:h bakine
RAISIN OOUNTRY ~~~~-=
SANDWICHES •nd J*IDllt b<JHer cblps.'
Cold milk, buttermilk or Drop by teaspoonfuls onto
JerotAia.de are a few cboice1 ligl1tly greued b 8 t. i n g
to ~ompr11y the s • lheetl. about 2 inches apart.
nutritiou1 1andwlche1 peck· Bake in n*>derate11 hot oven
ed for l\IDch or llad<ed fee (37~ degre" F .) 10 to 12
a11er 1chool tnlllUl<1, un111 browned. Let
8 tlicel raJddn bread stmcl a minute 1:b.en remove
Butte . to racb to cool. Makel ¥• cup CaHtonde seedless about s~ ctozen cookie•. rWill~ • % cup sroted pttltd IP" ft RAISINSUPALL SHOOK_.
pie
% cup pared gratod car· Get tho count stralgl>I, 40
rot caworrda 1eedle1s raisins
Y,, cup 'lnely c )I o p p e d 11re about all thh1 shako
!. celery • ~ l;. needs !or special Oavor. A f!TTING AtCOMrlMENT FOR STEAK
en; pour on sauce. milk to make a smooth
paste; stir in chicken broth.
Cook until tllick<ned. stir·
ring conatantly. Remove
from heat.
Stir in mayonnaise , lem·
on juice and curry powder.
Cook bl'occoli according to
package dJrections only un-
·. til tender. Dr4in well. Cut
Top with buttered COQt
Dake crumbs. ·Bake-in mod•
erate .oven (350 degrees P.l
about 30 minutea ·Dr' until
thoroughly h e a t e d and
crumbs are browned. Serve'.
Immediately. Yield: .6 ....,..
ings, 1 cup eacn. 1 ..
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With Favorite Standby
Steak, b)' ftLtelf, C8ll be a ar Swiss type. cheese;
thing ol beauty '11111 a Joy to (l'aled « cubed
dine upon, oo -more 1 egg )'Qik, slightly beaten
could you an for a perfect 2 tableopoono butttt ·
meel ! l l·pound can (lf>prox. 2
Well, for exomple, )'Oil cupo) sliced or diced
ml&llt team that robuat carrots
meat ~ with tile f<nder 2 ripe, but firm avocadOI,
succu1enc1 Cl( 1olden diced pitted ODd •ik<d <II
carrots, nesUed in a buttery hr.lved ·
avocado ball. Top tb e ~ It buu. in W(elabiOI with & lenti<i me -r saucepan
momay •uce, and you have over low beat. Add flour,
. the perfect e<>mpalllon\ for lti'r wen with fork unlll well ~-<r-roa.rl-beol,Cfor. bleodHI , l!ollc 4liJlk -ll"
that matter. , gradually1·1tlrrin1 con. the .,.rrots come ready-1tan\ly. Bring ito boil, edd
cllced,' rig!Jt 'from tile can. cbeeee .~ cool< untll.'cbee~ Yw •lmOllr both camta -and avooi4o In tile .mot melt.. S1ir in •U ;iolk
, lulc• wlllle tilt oauee • la butter olowly jlllt bot
bl-"•'• '11111 Ille ..... broil-Ing " .. -. o~ 1erv . ~ In,. u-.. ~llf • to ~·~ Heat liquid "-=ii: effryt.blng l'eady it the.e>· 8CI moment yqu •deoire and Add Carroll and •
the effect la aim~ • ..... -(Do N.C •
,d.,.rw. Drain. 11
' ' ' . Amrlp ....... ·~4 CARROTS MORNAY slloes .. a v.o cad o 1
2 tab~ butter "'-fuc1iYei)> on rerdlJr di
2 tab]-nour put carroll Into ··-1 cup nill1t • cavity. Dribble lallCt •ttr
% cup (4 tblp.) Gr ·~ Sorv11 4. ::
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AND $5.00 MINIMUM PUllCHAJI .... --,. ..... . ..... ,.. ,., ...................... . _, ____ .., --MW-_.,._._ ---··· YALUAl'f. COUPON
. , ••••••••••• FROZEN FOODS
'fOIMOST-"' -
ICE CREAM
YI GALLON
FLAT CAllTON
59' NIOIVI I Ul CHIP'
AMPI
191• ind PIKenfll
710 W. ~II 'I •
O.l!LY l'ILOT • IJJ
Put El Rancho's meat to the test this wee_k! These pennies-fer-serving -' chuck cuts will.' prove to you tha ·t naturallg!aged beef 'does taste .best!
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' * The natural way !J E!Rancho'a way of arinr bee!! Selected U.S.D.A. choice bee! i1 aDoweCI
to mature na~Jy ... time and temperature combine to make even the beat beef tut.
better, more tender, more flavorful. No m&J'ic raya ••• no chemic&ts ••• no enzymes. And
personalized service iJ yours on every 1>urchue. Friendly experienced butchen behind the
counter ••• ready to serve you with exactly what you want ••. exactly the way you.
want it. There is a difference at El Rancho I
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llere'1 hearty protein-minded meat flavor, emph.uh:ed by El Rancho'1
famoua quality! A tender, juic.r, tasty rout th.&t will widen your family'a
eyu with u.rer anticipation. And at this special price,
you'll be doubly glad you chose El Rancho quality I
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No need to ring a. bell or aound a. buutr to get exactly w~at 11ou illctnt 1vhen vot'
•hop El &uu:ko for your f a:mil11'1 pref~rence in mea.ti. E11jo11 perttoMlized i~rvice!
• , • a.nd th1 finest meat! ••• Shop El Rancho! -• ...
Chuck ,Steak .............................. :.... 49~
Tht 11ann" cut from the round bone ch.uck ••. let one of our butcheni Point out the difference!
' ="~Chuck .... 59~ Round .· ............. 69~ • J:'reah and lean ••• precision rround to give you meat aa tender &Jld fl&vor!ut ae it .should be!
B. . I P t R t 79c one ess o oas .. -:.. .. .. . . . .. . . . . •
U.S.D.A. choice beef ••• boned, rolled and tied to rive the most great eatilll' for your money !
Fresh Sea -B~ss ..... 79~ Beef Shanks ............ 39~
Remarkably deliciou1 .•• baked or broiled ! So much meaty roodneM on theae !
• . El Rancho Grocery Specials
lnstGnt Breakfast ......................... '. ............................... 69C
c&matiori .•. great flavors ..• no need for anyone to :skip breakfast ever again • '. . Ctn. of S packares.
Smucker's Preserves ................................................. 49c
:Apricot Pineapple, Seedless Blackberry, Boysenberry, Oranre Marmalade, Grape Jelly ••• 20-oz:. jars.
(Strawberry ... 59c).
Sliced Pineapple . . .. .. . . 5 '" '1.00 Ice Cream ................................ 59¢
Dole .•• No. 11A, C&D! ••• Save 36c on 5! :'Jprinrfield ... lfl-gallon carton .•. favorite flavors
Green Beans .................. 5 '" '1.00 Chicken Pies ........................... 39¢
Green Giant, No. 303, kitchen sliced or French! Van de Kamp'a ... frozen lOVJ oz. each.
Hiblets Com ................. 5 "' '1.00 Yan de Kamp' s Halibut ......... 69•
\Vhole kernel ••. 12 oz. cans •.. save 25c! Van de Kamp'a ... northern ..• fried ... 8-ot. pkr.
Grapefruit Drink . . . . .. .. . 3 "' '1.00 Cold Power ............................. 6'r
Dole'a 46-ot:. cana, pink or reg. pineapple ,rapefruit Get.a clothe. clean ... r iant packare.
MJ.B. Coffee .......................... 67~ Snowy Bleach ......................... 69'
2-Jb. can ......... 1.33 3-lb. can ......... 1.93 Worka rently, yet effective ...• 26-oz. ctn.
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El Rancho Produce
Potatoes· 5 ... 29'
U.!. No. 1 Whlte Ro,. ... the meat you'll be aervinr -
de.eervea the belt •.. and it's youn at th.ii low price.
F~sh Carrots ......... .' ................. 2,.,15' I ,
.luit u It they'd' come 1rOm tbe,Dzden ••• in one lb. «llo PK~ to keep them at their bat..
Spanish Onions ..................... 3 ~~ 19'
F!aYOr' that' a mild • , • 7et authoritativol Add hearti roodnul Lo :r.our pot rout tbla woek-«nd J
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Round Bone Roast BLADE
CUT Chuck Roast
So Jhuch r ood eating .•• 'f!m~
phaaized by El Rancho's cl0&--
er trim! ss~ That flavor you'll favor at a
price that holda real budget ap-
peal I
--Back 'to · School" Specials '--" 1
39~
Johnson'.s Shoe Polish ............. 39• Sandwich Bags ...................... 49•
Bl k B '-h th · t , Bagg1ea .... pkg. ol 150 ... pr .. erves freah-ac or rown ••. wa~ e1r s eps. neae t
Three Ring limier ................. 79• Report Covers ................. 2 ... 15•
Strong, durable ••• ea.nvaa covered! Colora ..• they'll need them &11 ye&rl
Notebook Paper .................... 79• Theme H_otebook ............. 39•
B. ck 300 -• t di I 1 For a head at.art on tough assirn· igpa .. , ooees .•• me um rue . ~ Bk's Student Bargain ....... 79; ;:i.~ folde11 ....... 2 •w 19•
~ Cardo! 8 ballpoint pens ... big value! Help them earn a plus for neatnesal
I PrU:ia in effect at aJl att>rtl
Thur. tkru. Sun., Sept. 5, 6, '!,I
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ARCADIA: .Sunset & Huntington Dr. (El Rancho Center)
PASADENA; 320 West Colorado Blvd. • SOUTH PASADENA: Fremont & Huntington Dr. 1
HUNTINGTON .BEACH: Warner and Algonquin (Just East of Huntington Harbour) ·
NEWPORT BEACH: 2727 Newport Blvd. • 2555 Eastbluff Dr. (Eastbluff Village Center) . ~
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'Old Days' Had
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Rich Desserts
Once upon a time ladies ff'Osting is in center. Cut
wore wide hat.I and cool cake into eight pieces. 'Ibaw
lawn ..dresie1 ~.avoided. ttrawberries and Fain well,
the 11U11 end dr'iDlc tea 111111 reserving' Juice . Prepare '·
didn't cJiDk. frootlnJ mix occording to
They made thlnga like p a c tagedirections
pettt po!nt, "good COD· I U b I ttluting otrawl>e!Ty
venation• and o r an i • ja:lce for water. Fold in ¥•
cbo<olala --cup crwhed ·11ra-.nes. And 1lleJ tbou&l>I me ~ froll!nl Oii •Ides and
oight wu meant for ....U. lop o1 each piece of cake.
but bopefully, I r o w In I MUOI M Nnlnp.
children, and -. -Ber· rr Banma °"""Mr c1es1ert.
And 1hue ladl• weren't
the family challffwr, and
spent tbe •amm er 9'·
temoom in a breeze-filled
sitting room instead of a
fume-filled highway.
And they read poetry and
tbooght beautiful tboughll
inatead o I do-11-)'0Uflelf
plumbingmanuall and "Can
Th.is Marriage Be saved!" '
And once in .a wbile . . •
like tomon'OW or next Tues·
day •.• wouldn't it be fun!
Wouldn't It be p-eat to be a
wide-hat lady wbo avoids
the sun?
OR ANGE CHOCOLATE
RIBllON
CAKE IN THE MODERN
MANNER
Cool Fruit
To Keep It
Freshest
There are two general
types ol cbenies, sweet and
sour.
U you came from the
mid.west or east yoo are
faniliar with pie or tart
cherries, usually called aour
cherries. 1't::.ey are grown
mainly in the Great Lakes
Stales. MO<! of U-are the
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U.S.D.A. CHOICE
FULL CUT
BONE IN
SWISS STEAK~~~~~.Le.79c
Fme1t \ee• kewed LT 6
AnLeu1er-Bu1eL ·
MICHELOB:EER . 67
BEER TAITOP 89( · IECKERS FROM
COLORAD0, 1/1Z ~
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!!!!~ ............. 569
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~.~~~!~~~~ .... ~· 179 ~~~-~~~.~~~-.149
.•• l...Onlnga cue_ . -d!errip used...in piq and
I Oiocolate Cake other jirepared foodl, and -· -
1 package vanilla 11~ most of the .crop ii canned -Extn"··
FANCY
NEW CROP
DELICIOUS
mlnute fro•tinl ma:, or frozen for those toock:.
prepared . . Sweet cberrin ce grown 1 teupoon orange JUlCI in the Pacilic Coast State•
roocentrate generally. Aluch of tbl1 croP
For easy handling. ll~Ce is sold on the fresh market.
each cake lengthwise 1.nto Top quality sweet cbenies
two layerll while 1 t i 11 are plump fairlr firm
partially frozen . P!'eparo •hlny, bri&iit and Juicy'.
!rooting muc. according to You'a want to keep thorn
package d 1 r e c t l o n 1 . that wry UDtil ready to use
A 1 1 e m b 1 e cake by So, keep tile dJ.ll'riei in
alternating layen of orange plutic bags tucked awa 1n
and <;hoc o I ate cake, the refrigerator ... at a6'out
spreading froAting between 32 degrees if at all posalble
any unfro11ted I a y e r. 1 • And you know tbat si
Spread remaining fro&ting degre<o 11 Che rr...m
on . top and fldes of cab. temperature ol. water. Don~
Swirl orange concentnte freeze them. but k the
over top of cake. Makes 8-10 cbeni.es icy-cold. H~ off
11ervtng.!I. the washing until comiog·
DOWN W1Tll SIZE EIGHT out time. W11ll •uch treat.
BERRY BANANA CAKE menl the cherries' freshness
l Banana Cake and ttiapoess will be kept
1 p a c k a g • froien intact and their teepn1 strawberrie8 qualities prolonged.
l ~ckage vanµta seven Cherries are the perfect
minute trotting mix, food to go with casual sum·
prepared mer meal!:. For barbecues
For easy bandling, 11llc;e picnie11:, beach P811iet .. eta-:
"ake Jengthwbe ln two riel .. the deltCftJUI <M-Of·
layers while 1tDl partially band refrethmU
fr01:en . Invert top 1 o
Get Rid
Of Spots
CHE RRY CBICitEN
SALAD
l!o cap daby llOUr Cl'Mm
.,.. cup lll01oonaioe
1,1 lW;:>Alb &alt
~ v. lellfOOO. carry powder
2 Zn~ cooked
Ballpoint Ink etaim can l!o cup -lli..-.d oltm be rem"""1 !run el..,....
fabrics by ~ rubbing 113 cup llaol7 dloppod olcol>ol lliroogh 11'.e l]JOt, celery ,_.u Donllhy W e n c k , I )IOOlld pitted dark .-
Ual-.llJ' ol Cllifornia dlorri11 (..-ve a ,_
homo ~--le cheni,. Io r
Plooo I -ar alJlor· pnUll)
-liNUe unde!' lie fal>ric Letluce or w•"""'-ud m ... It b'llllllllJ 1llJtil Blend IOU!' <rHm, moym.
no maft Ink _. cin It n>lle, salt and curry powder
U a ..,at roinalllo, ...ic tt In boWI. Add c hloken
In a ........ ol dt1Upal llm-and co!OI')'; '-aad -, Wblte ar col· ll&hllJ. chilL TOii witl1 cl>e<-orfaot _ ... ~ .. cu ria Mound salad on le~
-be .-..i In a mild tuce. or gamioh w i t h blelCb. k1U1"8 tD rfnll U..... watercreM and a few ctler-
f11'ri<1. 11.'Jdelr ...... ai(J riOI wllh llell1'. MU.. 4
'llllal ...... ffNIDCI.
FRESH SollD HEAD
ROMAINE
R·u· NES. EX.lSLDRIED 3 $1 . SANTA CWA .. • _LIS .
RAISINS 1w~· .. 10/39c
;AMTALOUPl -J~;0
BEETS •• c.:~~
SPINACH ;. ..
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f4-PILOT-ADVlllTl$ER
Albertsans Sliced Am erlu n '
CHEESE ............... ,~ 7
to••s 4 V1rt1tl11, S1i1d
DRESS1NGS .... :.IL 3
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RUMP ROAST Clltlu, 11111i ..•••••• 11. 79c
RQUND STEAK c111c111111111m .. ~.a9c
S•llLOIN TIP .... 1 ... e11t1 .. 1tu1 ..... 11. 99c t ~j 98 1 aOP ROUND .... 1 ... c1111us1u1._ •• a.. c
~QBE STEAK ltftltsslTunrirol ••• \.11. 99c
·RUMP ROAST w1111011"~~c11rco .~89c
''llUMP ROAST Bt11l•u; •• iult1l ... 11.98•
r POT ROAST 1 ... 1euPihsP11l ......... 11.89•
PICNICS Smohf,Slicoflllliol ... ,,,_,,.~.ll.43•
SLICED BACON ••111erilf,'"'"··"·59c ' OYSTERS .......................... 1011.1.,89'
: SMOKED HALIBUT ........... 11.-98•
::HALIBUT STEAKS ............ 1169'
farmer
John
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Hoffman
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\JJEIJ MlJN11~ ROIJNIJ·ID1 SAIJ~
.. OOD SEPT. 4th thru 8th •••
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WHIP TOPPING ''.:.·.~::':11~ 35c
BREAKFAST f:,~:';'.'. .......... 10·1 ggc
SCOTIOWELS ,;,,111 ....... 3/ 1.
· RONI MAC ~~:~'.~~~~~ ............ 1.9c
MARGARINE :~i~:·~ ......... ~:29c
NOTEBOOK
Filler Paper
300 COUNT
3HOLE 59c REG. 98c .
Royal Majesty
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NYLONS ....... 3/1.
Family Size
CREST l:.'l! ...... &gc
Peisol nt, Re1. l9c
TOOTH BRUSH 49c
Gorier Bab,l
PANT~ .... 41c ••• 3/1.
-OETIRGENT .,;;ni; .. ~... . 49t . ~
lf••ld ................ l
. FOIL WRAP ~.~~~ .• "21 ........ 43c
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. RANKS 1AMERICAN BRAND
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FOLGER'S 1~:· 2j\:· 31t:.
.COFFEE 69c1 37 )99
ANTHONY LIBBY'S .
ELBOW 25c MACARONI LI.
FRUIT . "•9 C COCKTAIL~ m
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TRUE LEMON ·
: FLAVOR
WITH GOLDEN
· · ~ERINGUE
· PILED HIGH EA.
-ENGllSH -MlfFFIN BRfAD15:oz:4/1°8 ·
CHOCOLATE EC LAIRS ~fr~: ....... EACH 19c
SPRINGFIELD-6 OZ •
ORANGE
·JUICE· for •
BEEF snAKS llOlf!llll•-: .... 59-VEGETABLES !'::!':.~ .... .,,611.
S.1.RLOIN TIPS "'Uid-..... Mor. 59< PIZZA ~~ .. ·--..... 79c
CHICKEN PIES ,.,.111 ........ 3/1. ICE CREAM ·=.. .. _11,.,. .. 661
C&HCANE 112
SUGAR 10L8.BAG Costa Mesa -535 w. 19tli l:a91111a leacli -700 So. C_lMISt Hwy.
c.,_ tie! Mar -JOIJt Comt Hwy.
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"°""1al11 Yan.y -16042 Magnolia
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A RARE TREAT THAT CAN'T BE llEAT
Cloves Put You
In Pickle Mood
Now, in b.te 8UmIDer, it's <IDves in a stew or sauce or
dove-picking time in the in the &Weet-sour liquid for
fI'&grant forest, of Zamibar, pi.ckled beets. Use ~ or Ve
lleospoon of &round c1ov .. Pemba and Madagiascar, wittl other sweet spices 1n a
epice islands Off the east cake or pie.
coast of Africa. Old-t.aWlooed lP!Mto jam
·1111t1s is very much a fami· which tas~ so ifeat on bot
ly affair. wittl !Mlber end biscuit., just bas to bave
Ibo g1r1o .s!ripping tile ci<>v&-tile """'1• of cloves •.
buds oil the m.., limbs, CWVE TOMATO JAM
while father and the boys 4 pounds f:red:I. tomatoes
scramble up the trunk and 1 y, te&9p0005 whole cloves
• make their way to the dove ¥• Teaspoon whole aUspice
. 4 C\lPfl sugar c:lusten: high up oo the U-ee. ¥.z Cup seedehs raiains
There's oo goofing off · coaroely dqlped '
ettber because it takes four ¥' Cup lemon juice
to ,.,,.,. tbou.oond clove 2 leaopooria salt
buds to mafre a Pound of Drop --lnU> bolling · water for 2 minutes or until ~ed ob>ves. Each tree may skim can be euily peeled.
yield from aeven t.o 40 Remove stemt and skins
pounds ol. buds aod there with Ute tip ol. a sharp knife.
are well over tour million Dice tomatoes and place in
Crees i:n these perfumed a. large sau~. Tie cloves
and al..19pJ.ce in to a
tropical lore<ts . cheeo<ck>ttl bag. Add 'alon1
The buds whlcb become w!!h rem3ininfl Ingredient...
cloveo on our l!Pl<e shelves Bring to boiling point;
must be pl'cked bero<e tlley reduce hoot and 1lmrner 11>
begin bloomlng. Once in to 2 hours or undl tblck,
bl-. 1lley are koown .. stirring occaolonally. Jle.
"modler cloves " potential move · chee6eclotb b a g.
parents of the tiext genera· Ladle immec5ately into hot
ttoo ~ clove tre .. , but no ~ ~ol lllllng •·alto looger giving off the tan-~~ . n·•~ top. ~
tal1zjog aroma we love in so imm~diately. Yield: I balf·
many of our bert dishes. Pnt 18nl ·
While they're p i c k i n g Why not mate tbil peach
clov ~ al 'sl"-d~ i.ter vr'ben oCher kitdien es on .. "'l'.c 1 ~. dxres keep you home near
many _!lm~ z;tothers ,the range? _ 'lbil butter
are bUlf ~-spic· smetll better and better u
ed. jams, j&rrres~ aitd sweet· tbe clove flavor ta reierued.
lick.led delectables fOr the
oomlllg -rn on t b s • PEACH BlJTl'ER·
Cloves add -.g aroma to 4 p<>U\ldl frelb i-he•
fruits and ~-sour types v, Teaspoon wbd:e clovel!ll
of tood, aifio ...., sweet 2 cups sugv
vegetl&bles, meat stews, pi· 2 tablespoons lemon
quant sauces, spice aM fruit juice
cakleo, cookie.., fruit pies Drop peach .. 1n1o bolling
ond a long list ol bot or c<Jid w...,. for 2 -or UIXil
""""'-· okW can be euily peeled.
Cloves have exiraordimry Remove skin.I with the~
llllVO!ing power, so they a sharp knife. Dice ,
Would be llied often, but removinc pits. 1 a c e
delcatl'Jly. Use 6 or 8 wtJole pead:les In a large
..._ Tle ~.In •
cbeesectoa. bag. Add alonC Lemon Topping with •ugaplllld lemon Juice,
Bring to bolling point, •tir-
rillg COOl!tantly. Redu<e heat Who eaya children have t.o
bat<> vegetables? ~. they
can le>arn to love brooooli
wh<D It lo topped with laity
iem-On bull>r, Q)c>t two
pack>ageo (lkuncel each)
of fror.en broccoli apeara SC·
cording to peckage direc-
tions; drain if necessary.
Meamvbile, in a small
saucepan, melt y, cup ol
butter; cook over low beat
unti. amber colored. nWi
-,. out the woodenul
flavor ol butter that no
other 1bortenlng can
meuure up to. Add l~
tM' ! l!lpOOI• of lemon juice.
Place tba broccOU fil a ierv-
tng -Mid pwr tile lemoo butt.-...... tile top .
It Freezes
You con be 1111'9 that
you 're Dl!Vfl!I' without _ tile
g-ol real -
-yoll keep • lllWlY In
,.,.r -· Butter Oii! be frloren In. Ito or1a1noJ. ...,_
ta1ner wifllout addfflonal "'""*"'· u 11·1t lo be tepl -far oovenl m-. -·WN!p It ln • freM.er
~-al~pre
-looil of moillm'o from Ille Nfaoe. -
and simmer lli2 boura ar UD-
til mixture lo tblok. Stir
olileo, --not to accrch m.IXture. Remove
dleeseclotll bag. Ladle Im·
~y lnlo bot -ed
jar11 filling to -12-IDcb Of top, Seel Immediately.
S«ve aprood Oil hot lout,
-or mufflnr. Yield: 3
ball-pint jaro.
This delectable meat ae·
cwl(Aldmeot coun:i•t bl
eaeler'. Cloves Mray1 10
beodlfully wltll lfapee,
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WtdOad.,, ... ......, 4, 1968 F-6-PILOT -ADVERTISER
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THURS~; FRI., SAT.,
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,ON ALL YOUR PRODUCE DEPARTM-NI :pilR.CHASES
Increase Your Savings ••• Douhle
· Blue Chip Stamps .on Fancy
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
TH9MPSON_.,... S~EDLESS !
R ES_-
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LB.
SUNklST ' 15 C LEMONS........... lb
U.S. NO. I -SPANISH CRISP CRUNCHY
......... noZKN FOODS······-·
ICELANDIC-11..L ..... 55'
lllADID nlCH • , , •••• , • • • '-' • · • •
ICELANDIC -12-. "'•· 59' tllADU SOLi •• , • • ·, • • • • • • • • • • •
STREAM -ll·or. Pk9. 63f
NISH TIOUT ••••• , •••••••••••• •
RUPERT -l·•t. '11., 37• FISH mcu ........ ... ......... •
'""" -.. -~ 69' PlllD HALllUT w/SAUCI , , .... , • , d
AkMOUR -Utlrt I o.n Mt1f Ml•-' '2"
IOHIUU 1VUlf IOAS'f, 2-lb. '·oi. •
ARMOUR -ALL WHITE MEAT t34'
IONILIU TUIU\' IOAIT, 2-ID. 6-11-..,
MIS. FRIDAY'S-I-ID. Pkt. s14t
RUIMIT IHllMP , . , •• , , · • • ·, •• ,
-US.1)..A. "Choice" Steer /Jee/
c 'UC ~I •.
~5 -EAKS
DELICIOUS JA1m:CUID
~CHIP
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FRESHLY GROUND CENT" CUT
CHUCK .................. 59L 7·BONE ROAST 45L
FRESHLY GROUND ROUND BONE ~Kc~~:rs-:.~~~~.E~ .. '.'.~.~I~ 79~
8&U'OOD SPECIALS ROUND .................. 69L •OAST ................. SSL . ONIONS CARROTS FOESH ~llETS . 59' ' . '
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3 I -LI. 2SC-CELLO
BAGS
· l-LI. 17C . · CELLO ·
IAG II •
LARGE SIZE -RIPE
CANTALOUPE .....
..... DNTIW IOClPIJH , • , •• , .._ ••• , a
"ESH FILLETS 59' ~N nlCH •·••••••••••••·•· a
"ESH NOOTH"N 89' MAUIUT 111AU , , ••• , , , •, • • • • • • a
FRiSH ;lllETS 89' DOYll IOI.I ,, • •, •, •., ••• ,,,,,. a
U.S.D.A. <ADl "A" POPN IRAND
FRESM FROUN HINDQUARTERS
TURKEY ........... ~~. 29L
SEASONEG-MIXED READY TO COOK BONELESS.
MEAT LOAF ........ 69L STEW BEEF ......... 79L
BONELESS..;.FAMILY . 89C STEAKS........... . 1~· .................................. "
5&.<-1 -LI . JAR . 39c p /,_ :}. BONELESS 79c PEANUT BUmR .... · .------r vertre" rozen ---.--.... CHUCK ROAST........ . lb
60RDON'S-W~ITE OR WHEAT 22 c y EGE TABLE s BONELESS ROLLED SHOULDER asc SLICED BREAD : .. '.~a°tf . CLOD ROAST .......... •
SlF-ALL GRINDS . 59c BBE.UlFi\ST SPEl:Ii\LS COFFEE I LI TIN PEAS, CORN, CUT OR FRENCH GREEN BEANS, MIXED MORRELL'S YORKSH IRE
................ : .. :.... EAvsEG,ETcABLRERs0,TcsHOPPNEKDLEBRcoccoL1F, EcNHCOHPPFeo1E0SPIPNOATCHro' es SLICED BACON ........ 49~::
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WAFFLES .... 3 ~icCJs.•100 HONEYBUNS .... 25'
ORANGE JUICE ... 15c
RASPBERRY, ORANGE, PINEAPPLE,·
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BOURBON · ......... '11" ,
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VODKA ... " ............ 1811
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SHOULDER LEAN , BLADE CUT SHOULDER WELL TRIMMED FUU OF PROTEIN LEAN CENTER CUT
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ROAST .ROAST STEAK ~LAMB FILLETS STEAK
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, FRYING CHICKIN FRESH 35c CUT-UP FRYERS ............... lb
Koffman lett9rmold or Counry Mctnor sgc
SLICED BACON .. ~ 1 lb. PKG.
BONELESS lOP 90c ROUND STEAK....... ..,.. Olb
FRYING CHICKEN 4nc LEGS & THIGHS ................ :Jib
HOFFMAN LINK 27C SAUSAGE \'>LB.PKG ............ .
QRTI-FRESH 8 OZ. PKG. 3gc FISH STICKS ............................ .. FRESH FROZEN TURKEY 27C DRUMSTICKS .......... ...... lb
CERTl-FRESH 14 OZ. 59c FISH STICKS ............................. ..
FRU:/.r,'.\ FOO/J.';
ARDEN HIGH QUALITY
~~EEAM ..... G~~~ 65C
.POPSICUS(o.6PACK 4~ s1 FUDGSICLES....... ...... •
SPRINGFlaD 6 oz. CAN C!. s 1
ORANGEJUICE ........ v.
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MAYONNAISE ....... ~ ,
SIMPLE 51MON 9" A5SOl!TIO EXCEPT sgc
FR·UIT PIES .... ~.E!.~.~.
I. "'· IEEF KEIMIN I 0 CHICKEN 6' s 1 MEAT PIES .... ~~!C.~!... ~
ASSOmDVARlnlES 4F s 1 MJ.B. SEVEN . 0
RICE ....... ~~~?.~ ...... 'R ,,
GINO'S 16 OZ. SIZE 55c CHEESE PIZZA ........... . .....
PEPPERONI PIZZA 7 s• CHEESE I SAUSAGE .......... 14 oz.
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ASSORTEDVARlnlES 39c ~5~~~~~~~ ......... .
'SPRINGFIELD 303 CAN 7b $ 1 SWEETPEAS ...................... • SPRINGFIELD CUT 303 6b s 1 IMITATION 'h GAL.
GREEN BEANS .... . ....... • ARDEN MILK ...... . .... 39C
SPRINGFIRDWHOl.EOR 303 5b $ 1 CREAM CORN ..... _.___ R
SPRINGFIELD NO. l'h CAN 4b $ 1 TOMATOES .......................... R
ARDEN PINT REG. 33c COTTAGE CHEESE .......
SPRINGFIELD SLICED 1 '/• FLAT CAN 5 b $ 1 PINEAPPLE ........................... • ARDEN PINT 49c SOUR CREAM ...................... ..
ASST. FLA vo.S ,,,, PINT 2 2 c ARDEN YOGURT ............. ..
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You 'll Be 'Knock-our
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you'N an allclonado of the
elegant-ueml>oucht 'llltb ""·~ llllt' Chim (!Uff1 ' "1!Jfl<liilo!, • , p,j..id --' ~' """P. !", pr«ler, •
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11·1 beblt forming.
'Ibl wtrd daaert comes
hm lht P'r'!!ldt • o r t c'le.enrlr, .whldi mMlllt 0 to
clear or tab aw.,-.'"
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~EIRY P RUN E
1 e it V't :l op e unflavored
gelatin
11> cup• <ranberry-pnme
julco
1 cup granuJa;..i eugor
'4 Cup lemon juice
3 egg ~' 1tiffly
beatea
,,. Qip mmberry-ge
relish
Soak golatin 1n cranberry.
prune juice-drink for 5
minutes. Stir in _Jqgaf and
·lemon juice. Cook over low
beat while stirring until
gelatin .and sugar a r e
cllosolved. Chill until very
·Put Punch . 1n • Weekenct-iuns:hes
thick, stirring several time1 ~ cooling; tten bei.t ii
with a rotary egg beatet-un~
ti1 frothy. Fold Jn egg Whftes
a n d c r a n b erry-0range
ttli!h. Spoon mixture into a
serving bowt Chill until
firm. ~akes 6 serving!-.·.
' And, for a salad -dessert
iunche11 end lunch boxes Cut ~en into wedge-~.
-lhe -out ol daily Cut -pi..,. ol salami In·
~ planning. to 3 wedges. Spread bread
• 1h Cup sour cream
Butter
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GELATIN MOLD
Instant Kriit
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, On crisp fa!l weekends, with paniley butt.et. • Ar·•
though, it's orir:e more lunch range sUami and clUcken in
ln • burtj. Often, tho pinwlleels on brel!ll, placing
nnt>er of tnnerY moutba 1hree wedges ol aalam1 on
.._. ID . m·uttlp\)' ~ slice. Garnish with ......-""'1. T]/.'•.r•"•' IJ)OOlllul al.parsley butter in
nolbl!lg eidM! ... lib better center. Yield: 8 -ches.
2 English muflim, eplil
l?imiento bite for garnis~:
II ~ salt
~ Dash~r
MU diicUll, "-pep-
per, green onion, pick.le
relish with sour cream. put ..
ter and toost t11e En~
m..tffim:. Pile the salad mll·
ture ooto each mumn half
and gomi"1 "1lh ptniie'1!o
bilo. -U -ed, place under
bro'uer ·fer three min~es.
Yield: 4 l:IW'gen
2 envelope• -Unflavored .
geStin
1 quart (4 • cups) cran·
berry juice cocktail
1 taQl.elJ)oon lemon it.lice
V. CUp sugar
2 gNpe!ruits. peeled and
cut into 11ecti<Jls ·
'h ()up 0..ly d1opped ap-
ples · · · ·'
The cape leads the fashion
parade! Knit this smart
version with buckles, faq::y
trim
Toi> off outfit! With a
dashing cape knit in record
time with heavy jiffy wool,
quickie needlea (~ inch).
Pattern 7245: liza ;!2-46 in-
cluded.
FIFl'Y CENTS (tpins) ror
each pattern -add 15 cents
fOr each pattern for first.
clul malling and special
ha..ndllng; otherwise third·
clau delivery will take
lhan an lmprollllJlu llBI-PARSLEY BUTI'ER dleon port,y.
Wl1h -~ pantry' v. Cup -~ dudoc the ,...k, a 1 lab1-on finely mdlced
moth,.. can be preparod !or !r"'21 porllley
oeytmng from the sudden 'h Teupoon lemon julco
ewearance ot a football Cream built.er until fluffy.
teain. to tl]ll Informal drop-Add parsley and lemon
plDg by of Cite moller juics. SJm>ad on breed.
~ -6oftrlooUlers and PEACH CHICKEN SAI:AD ~..-~-eel ;.m 1 CSll (13-ounce) chicken
e 8 o 11 y • ozpandable fall ~roll>, diced and
lunch...,. Chat will oppeOl. to " Cup finely ch--' dlildren ol all &CU llnl! ~ UW'U ·'··•, ·peca"' = '::::i~7 ~ 'h Cup chopped canned · · ",. h~aches -picked in llrolh• . "" 'J'ral&onn the~. high-1' Cup.celery
prlAeiu <fkkpn pieces into 1h Teaspoon salt
a nu s u a l salads and lh Teaspoon pepper
lllUChridle• _ petfy to look I> T....,... curry powder
lit as 'ftl. • dellCtous to \i. Q.lp mayonnaise
taste. · 28Catterble_. IOUr cream
'!'uni JVIU ~ !all u -. lUDC"~ intO a pl.tty with ~ slices ·rye bread or
festive.minks. ·: re~~ y~doi~·h
'Jblo. following sandwich Peach -es .<>< prms ~ can easily be d.o\tbl· Combine aB ingredients.
ed. The punches a r e Serve oo buttered bread
poerous enough so ttiat Garnish with slice of canned
thirst)' football players can p e a c h • Y i e l d : 4 • 6
eome ~ln mill-sandwicheo
fOr -dra..,,... CHICKEN BIJ1lliERS. . . .
ClllCKEN PINWBEELS l can. (S.Oune&) bcmed
1 c3J1 '. CU-OunceJ. bon<d chlcken With' 'bro rb ,
chichn willl b r o \ h , drained alld chopped
dc£ined 2tablespoonschopped
B slicec salami ~ P8llllO' Parsley butter 2 tablespoons chopped
8 s I i c e s pumpernickel green onion
bread 2 tablespoon& pickle relish
Trade Winds Salad's
A Breeze :J Prepare
three weeks or more. Send Trade Winds Salad is a tO IJ.lce Brooks the DAILY cool-looking, g 1 ea ming PILOT. 1 O 5 Needlecraft
% teespoom walled lime
rind
· Box l6.1, Old Chelsea gelatin salad for summer. . Fold diced fresh Bartlett , New York. N.Y. pean. cazmed c r u 1 bed
JOOll. Print Name, Addtt11, pineapple, creem cheese
• Patten N~btr · cubes and sliced natural ~W Ulllll NEEDLE-.~ ClltAPT CATALOG -"best almonds inw plain gelatin
falllllom1., "Most n e w Jeci!d. Wlth lime fuf~ to
deeCCN (0 knit. crochet, mak:e this r e f r e 1 h i n g ,
Mw;. • WH1'9, embroider!'' nutritiOUI salad.
. -edllan. I !ne patterns Juicy caJ!!omll Bartletts _,_ we deligti.Uul ln tossed ~ '!, ~':;-R... salad&, too. One o! our .,... • -~,.~· ·~ -favc:sit:e. ii midi with •»4*"* ~L_.__ iD-alhddlea iiCebtrc 1ettuce, ........... -,,,._ l•vta and * I _ J>el"1'• :i,.1111~..:, l:!j
-· •.,· ....... i>D-tprlnk'le 1iHI>. .e ru m bled
-seilllN 1 ~Mt~ c:Np bacoo just be!ore ,..... Boot ~ • -Ing 411911 -... ""'. far 12 .
ftlll, • -~ TRADE WINIJ6 SALAD .... 11 ,._ AIM'"" -2 envtiopeo plain go1a11n
1tJ111. -U at ....... IO 2 cupe cold w-
-%13 cup sugar
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I can (8'4 ounce) crush-
ed pineapple
2 packaget (3 0 Un Cf! s
each) cream cheese
3 rre.6 CQIJ!ornia Bartlett
peon
'h: cup &liced n a u r a 1
almonds, """""' Solad greens
Combine gelatin, water
beat, 1Utting. over medium
heat until dislolved. -in limo rind d juiee and WI·
dndned !'inlll>llle. Cill ....
!II it~ Ii> Uilclraa. Mean-
-whlle. iiltt --lilly -· lfalft. .,... -11 .. peon. Foi« '·c:i-, _.,
alld almonlls -fOlatln mlx!lnt. Tllm Into a kup
mokl and <lllD unlll llnn.
Invert onto t>latber : garnish
with greem. Mam 6 to a
M'l'Vings.
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I can (1-.C.) boned
chicken: with bro t b ,
dreined
6 sllc,. toast. butlered
6 slices tomato
If.ii cup fiDely crumbled
. blue cheese
t·egg, bea""1
'h cup minced ciiooed
lll1L'llrooms
3 bacon drips, bolved, alld
slit to ~vent curliog
Arrange chlcbn olil:OI Ob
each toast ft.Ice. Top with a
slice oC tomato. Miz cheese,
.egg,.and m ush..room s.
Spread mixture . on tomato
slice .and tx>p with half strip
or -.,, Broil 5 inche9
..from heat uatil bacon is
<rilp. Makes B sandwicbeo.
FROSTY FIZZ
I coo C 46-ounce) plneawle
Hawaiian punch, chilled
I can ( 46--0unce) red
llawaiian puncb. chllled
4 cups ginger ale, chilled
1-cup frozen red rupber-
ries
2 cupo pineapple sticks
Combine pimches 1n punc!J
bowl. Add cold l!nger ale
and garnish with raspber·
ries and' pineapple lltlcb.
Keep punch cool with ice
cubes et an ice ring made
by freering r e d pt.mch.
Yield: 16 servings.
PINK COOLER
1 can (46-<>unce) red
u,waiian punch,
regular « low<alorle,
chif!ed
'h Cup finely chopped
celery
Soak gelatin in 1 cup or
tbe cranberry juice 5
minutes; stir over low heat
until dJJSOlved. Stir in re-
ma.inlng cranberr)' juice,
lemon juice and sugar. Stir
until au.gar is ·· dissolveQ.
aim until slightly thickened. Arnmre grapofrult in • pat-
tern to cover the bottom of
a 1%-qttart mold ; cover
grapefruit with gelatin. Chlll
unW firm. Fold remaining
gr.apefrult, apple and celery
into g&latin; RO'D" over
grapefruit layer. OillJ until
firm. Umnold aled·<leHert
on platter md aerve. Mates
11> quart mold.
Quick Desse rt
Milk cbooc:ilete, a ·new flavor treat in ready-to-
.s«ve pudding, makeil: a
quickie des-. Try It piain.-
Try it fancy> Divide 2 cupo
angol !ood cak• out i:Jlo l·in·
ch cubes among 4 indlviduil
~ dishes. Combine 1
ca0 (16 OUDC~S) chl.Iled milk
choootate pudding and 'I•
C\!p' quartered maraschino
cherries ; spoon over cake.
Mates 4 servingf;.
Go T ogethers
Go CUJtinettal tonlglit.
Serw a &imple yet elegaot
dessert ol fruit and cheese.
Remember to include &q1J1e
of the more unusual
~. like Gouda, Brick,
Brue or Provolone in ad-
dition to the 111-tlme
favwites, S-and Ched·
,dar.
1 con (kunce) frozen G t It orange j u i c • con-ra e
centrate 01 1 quart vaniOa Jco milk ... ., Whicll.js a iood
Orance slices _...: ot proloela, ll_al.so •
WbiJ!. l n C ~---~UJLI I '!!.1-elllrin,,. loo=-~-::!::...:
lil<DO<i or -1-ler aotll 11 bardEllod •li81J111, cut it
thiclt lllld loomy. Serve ID off and gr• iL Koep grated
MOBS, floating orange 1llcel dlflMe in • «>NI ed eoa-
00 top. Yield : J..10 ser'Ylnl•· tatoer Bd me It• a topper
PINEAPPLE CDERRY on ~a 1 1 • r ._ and
DELIGHT ft&etables.
!.~.:.~~
I cup m ......... lno c:horriOI
wft!I Jtdoe; dilled
4 ~ -"""' c:blDod ~e-ordlerrlel
Combine puacb ,
mar-=Nno dlen1t1 wMb
julee, lllld --Garnish with iNn orong•
1llces or dlerrie1. Yield:
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Stanton's Gin $298
London Extra Dl"i Gin Fifth .
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80 P.roof ·
Old Calhoun . s3ss
Kentucky Straight Fifth
Bourbon 86 Proof
Knlanu Vodka $298
Djstilled From Grain Flftll
80 Proof
Cream of Kentucky$399
~~=S~i~~ Flftlr
Jim Beam ~.11 $1199
Kentucky Straigltt Bourbon 111111
;~!~y .. ':!$1149
86 Proof •• -::':!!~sby -11)~$11 1~
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Pork chop• r::-.::..'"'..;'" .. It Short Ribs :'~I\:, .. 39'
Spareribs ::i:c=.. .. 6' Pork Uver =."!.: .. 39'
Pork StHb =:" ... .:·69' YHI SIHb ::-w... .. 99'
Porkloast =.:=.."'='. 49' 811f Uvtr =-::;::. • 6'
~Chuck StHkl == · .. 49• To..-.1
Boneleu Roast
.. 79'
· Veal Chops
Rib Steaks ge .. 89'
Lamia Chops a:.=. .. It
Leg if Lamia 55' .. 89'
Lamia Chops= .. $129
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Conled ... , SlQd ~ ....... " 65' r. -.a: "-' ... .
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G-11 Shrimp-·••-... 'I" .... ... • ... Flwlll ,.....
Ala.LG ir-~ '"""" •·•-• .,. 5r1 .. \tUU llllf• Lmlill'IW ....... ~
Thick Bacon .=:i..-2 ti. 99•
lllcecl Bacon
'"""°"M!K"" .... , ... 59• •1-\llnFnJ·._ pkJ.
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Chunk
Tuna
FROZEN FOOD BUYS!
Orange Juice $-i:22c
Ice Cream :::-~i::=:69'
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4 ... •1 00 5 ... •1 00
Mushrooms Dog Foocl
... lbblulltlll RMlt ,.. .......,IMcM MleilJ
4 ·~ $)00 3'~25'
Preserves Marshmallows
C......OU 1~ .,.,...,,, rhll·M-lrttl , .. •ontintl ,... ".~· 49' 4 ',:: $1 00
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Soup Bleach
TM llelil-lc \.m fl,..,_ .... ..,._.._._
LOW PRICES-OF COURSE!
Cane .Sugtr
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Cocoa Krlsples =
V-8 Cocktall ~'="
Cut Asparagus= .. ~
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Tide XK Detergent :-·
Lunch llap ="'~~ ....
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Hippi~
LeaviDg
Berkeley _
BDU!JCY (UPI) -
Wllh .. di)' "' B«Ulo1 cf.
lidollJ' Ill ,~ ,uie "' civil di•-· a.. ol lllpploo
and -Wt ectlYID llld A••nue
Tueoday In
-ltomt>lllC ll'!Qllllo. 1-. cf NI r1 ady
pallco, ---• -f r od&nMdoe pr•M•Uo&
oltarllll and man •Miiia. ~ tho h4>-~ ..... 4--. 1o 111e IJnlNlllJ O ~ .. __ 'llleJ --
littlo -
Tllo "'*" ..--..
out cl -117. --· WINI ~ w\lh hlpjlloo cai't"JIDI l1lal lnd\atiq
their -~ Va.nooa.wr. IMtle, Dtnftl' •ncl-. . '"11111 II palac fOUlb I
don't Wiii! .. , !*t cl It."
aald i[ennMh Hollooo, a 19-
y.r-old hf Pl)le w1Je> Wal
htading: forVncouvw, B.C.
Koblon11 eompanion, • lonc-
balred l'Olllll -did DO wlah to &e i4IDl;lfted, Mid ha
wu "gettlq out of town
becatue I can't af!onl. to pt
bulled ( arreated). The draft
board LI looking for me."
Jl'AICll'I'"
Whll• eome of tbt ~Ltt
ud -left --loft, -·-·-II> remain. "UllW we taftet 1his
-'*1'-·'' MMnwblle, tho -Joy
CltJ Coancil vot•tl
-•lmlngly.t.o -City ~er William Hanley
-proc!amed the state of civil dlluter after three n1tbts o! Sporadic violenot
on the hippie homllront.
Tho coancil alao voted t.o
ref111e the activistfi
pcm1U1on for 1 tr e 1 t
b>eotl!\p.
PIWCamejo,a~
for .. all the frOllPI of tho
left that are O,(ain&t thia
............ t.• laid th•
youths WOUld rally "wMther
or not we 1et pennilftom."
cam-io said 1111 --would "try to get the council
to ftnd. a meeting place for
WI. U tbty refUJe, we'll just
blv• to bold our m-tiaz in
a city !llfk ot on Tel~
Avenue and to heck with
-proclamatlonl."
DYNAMITING
Tho Ttkinph A-.. area four blocb Jammed .,.
wllb colfM ..J!OUMI and
!'f1"hldllk postor ....... -
Wl:t WftCtad by ,.afre,
dyniamtttq and anon at-
!01111* •lncl • Jl'riday night
rallr oalled "in l)'lllplthy" wttl! Chicago aellvlltJ •t u..
Democratic NaticmaJ
C4Dv111t1c>o.
One policeman wu shot in
tho 111 .• hlnk --.. Into ud .-UJed, ud
dozens of university wbl·
dow1 were smashed in a
melet that wao lil>lll)'
brabn up when police fired toar1A1and .. _...,u ..
blrrq11 at the rampaaina c:rowda.
"U :rou lhlnk things ari
bad now, wait until the
students return (to the
university) Sept 27," Ccne.
jo llld.
Camejo, 21, a WW-votced
radical and tormtr
chairman of tilt Y00og
Socialilt Alll.Ance, is unW
ausptnslon ftom the
univenlty for hi.a put In a
''mill-in" laet fall . Ht 11 1
veteran. of tbt tum.uUuoua
froo -MOVllDIDt c( lllll Ind tilt IA>tl"f!Ull cf tilt
""11toam Day COlft!nltto<.
llElllTING
"'!boy (Ibo city c:DW!cll)
aa7 tbt a&wer to violenee
II f u r t b er 1~.....ioo;•
Camtjo 1114. "U a Ibo -tllloa Ibo lllwlut ... cl>tn1
In Ctoc!>OOlavUSa. We In·
lend to ruiJt to ~end."
In Slcrament.o, G o v
Ronald lloqao said th~ Berkeley dllturbancet ....
r>art of a pl1no1d ";;;,;,,p1r..,. ...
Edwin 1... Meoao m
RMtu'1 llf&) 1. f I a. i r;
aecrettry. Nld the state will
provide "whate"-r support b netded."
"U tbe 1ituatJon came to
Ule PQlnt that local gmem.
lhent reque.sted the use of
tht National Guard, we
•oald be prep.red to pro-
rid• that support. i f
eects,117," MMM &aid.
He. emphasized th a t
..... , Md 10 fir r..
·quaotoc! no llUch help.
the
Oran~ Coast's
~C-plm
PllNTING
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Meat you can l11st and at
DISCOUNT PRICES tool
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BllF
GEMUINE EASTERN QUALITY
MORRELL
BACON·
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FARMER JOHN • SKINLESS
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PARTS
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111 r~<,
back-to-school
DISCOUNTS
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I 1LP11• ur• WESTEfH ')wl.t. eru .i:
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SHORT RIBS , r,
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.mKll fa:r PACUQI
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• -Made ,.O.ilole by~ial purcha-
wlth the .ceet ,.ductions passed.WI
y..,; 1-lr fof tham throuPeut ........ ,,
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·•o~oo .10 ·'ls.do
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say that''*
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,,.., · 'Whtn a1k1il by Donny ·1rac1"1~ .of KNX, why ah1 . 1nopped
Alpha Btta. Rebecca· lrvns of ·Wut Covina aald furth01;
1'because of iH ditcount prices and since they have-gone
without 1tamps, w• hav.e ·noticff a big change in prices."
Now fl YOU WQnt.lo cut clO)"n on y_our focd &ii!, takt a tiP.
fiom a1b.cc~ lrvt11 ond shop at Tohll DIS<Ounl Alpha leta.
· 'W~ilDYoR1
SOME 'STOillfs 7c
CHA!IGE 9c:
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GOLDEN ·VINE RIPE MEI.CNS .... CASABAS
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=SIZE • 4 FOR 29C
BROWN: ONIONS · LI,
VINE RIPE• FULL OF RAV.QR• JUMBO SIZE
CANTALOUPIS
t FOR
BACK TIJ SClfOOt ·mCIAL!
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Fl.O«JST QUAllTY
FLOWIU AT
DISCOIJllT l't!ICES!
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THUi: .,R.ICES UFECTIV£ THUllSCA Y lh,.,.h WEDNESOA Y, SEPT. S tKfbu;foi 11
f\nl~l ~/l'Jr.'e.Jl}AF .. 36' IPLIT'TOP l!lllD • .VAwt '
..cUNOr ..... i~ · 344 ILPlll llTlt IUl,TS ... VAIJJI
HIAl THI CALIFORNIA
. .ANGELS
,·,. ON KMPO • 710
HOME GAMEi THll wm
FRIDAY. SA 'l'URDAY and SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 6. 'l &·8 -BOSTON MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNES-oiv. sm. 11. 10-& 11.::.. omon:
· tACE tJI I • INCi.. 7c OF'F zur .
liRIOlP •1135•
STORE MDUftl .'
llON. l~N 1111. 10 A.M, ILi 1-M
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Invasions
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WAllHINGTO!f (AP)
Ooocsra IA ...-111oa
.-..., &a I• .... ----..-.· .,.,. f-.C a ._w
Kr-'la-" ....... 1t ...loln--iatt twqi •• ally. I
lntormant1 1ald .-nc1ar Anol4l1 F • D<illr1Dln .....,,. Ille Soviet
dlaclalmer to ~ cf
-Deu R111k Saturday t!l<, II otfect reljlO!ldinJ to
Pretident Jobnloo'1 public
"""'"'' in I Sta Ai>amJo ap.m lt'rtdoy. • •
'!be -.nanu -...i
that the M<>seow envoy bad
not liven a net commitment
er auurance that Rusa1an
troope would not move into -·•they did ag.Wt C-akla Aug. 3> •
Bui tlley welcomed the ..._.. .. coolinl .a .....
of tbo W.....,,.... ·fo•rs
-had-mirth• ...-
Amid fr<lh reports of
Soviet = mowment.a llkm& ~·• borders,
--to hi• pi-td ~a reference
to Ille er.ch -· and • wan:mc -"Let . no one
unltull l!e doc• of w.ar."
!IEPl!;ATED
·~"ni:en are even rumor1
!ale thls evenma dial this
C.och invasir>n actio!>. mlCht
lie repeated ...-.11 the
cla)'I -la -~ ... Jobnlon llld.
Rusk ... eaid to have
pwed the Pr-nt'•
-lo l)ohrynln durln& a
llO-mllmlAI -Department m..U. -the. tiino of
Ibo opeecll aad heard beck
from tbo ambundOr the
neslnllht-
ln tile -the 111,ale ~1eatCJllled1Aenvoy1
"-Iha North Atlaatio
TrNty °""'11-·-for • · hurried look at -Dia oo t11e · other ' ·
aldt "'111e 1ran cunam. Thi Sitto DipMCIAODI &n·
-"'"""1'dl lhet tbo COJIUnutd OCCllPlliDD of
Czecliallovalda by 1 a r 1 • aumbera of Runlan troops
-•~•IA Europe's Eall-West Military !lrieup
"cf significance to the
-.rlly of tt>e Unltod States
and tu allies."
"In the lilht ol. these
·~ ~ are reviewing '!!ftll .our alilea what l!J• 1111-pllcttlon• lll.IJ be tor ... llliDf -•1111 to pro-vide I« our Oommlm. ttcuri-
ty," tbt U.S. anaouncement'
Aid. • .
TROOPS STAY
, Puta·con officials,
"""·-· oald l>ey do not expect to lllandon C\rl'ent
pJcm !o brlnl home 33,000
Git from Well Europe,
leaving the U.S. ~ in
Gu-mariy at around 200,000.
U.S. intelligence
---in WOY&lda 1t m,ooo to . Jel>,000.·
~It 1l>e c..cb OC•
copatiolt raite• the Red
-I to · NATO 111111
-"' lbt 1allul o! --... ·lol!wa
II bOnUM of -·· dil·
--k Com· 1111111111-. II a mattor of -htro-"*111111lCe raporlt o I
&ovlol troop -..11
--· Jiav. II'"· duoad DO c!Nr i!ID oC an imp•_ndins 1Dveaton ~old ....... Illa lluularla co;;\d be mare1y
rwpooltlooint t.rcoa la con·
--their c..cb ... Uoo •
Yet none would rule out
lllt poulbllltJ that Ille
ltreml1n · blvin&' taken on
illl~nus of "IUllCll Oftt .b>depelldezll. -,_
lo ..... ilelnll ioolher
whilt It -at it. •
IJNLIUL\< u.s, ~ lllve been ...-air· Ron>ala la ..
lllllblY \ilctn -... '*' ~m:w .... mainJy ... -
fonUn·polley -· *'*' .... 00 ·-.UC ·1lllerallla-
tlall -the Cleclll al-lomj1ied. All4 II ft II t t
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llraWllll '!tit-tho -1111· ~lit tl\t CIOdl cr!l1a .. ~~~=~ • -lmilteitll ttnller a reU11 to Ille bitterest day·
or1!it Cold War .
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C.UNA TICN 1.oz. n , S 9c FISH STICKS -•••• ., O.OL
DOWNY JI.AKI I oc
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_8-IN. PIES · kmMINSASSOllTID 7 6 'I .usr. 39..,_ MIA T PIES _ 1-01. llA\IOIS .
IAOt I,_ ,1 COIONn WITH GIA VY • 119
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CAIVCATION 6ftr. i CORONET • 6ftc MEADED IHRIMP ':::MJ< ~ MEAT BALLS -~ -:1· ;rr,m1· 7t: OilG.i'lilNo's •• ., 27'
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OVEN READY
CUT'SilORT
ALL MEAT
WIENERS
FARMER JOHN'S
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GRAHAM CRUNCH I ES ;';'~100: .. _ 4gr
CHUNK TUNA ~~~~·~~~~... -ws 2gc,
PEANUT BUTTER rc~~~'" ,,,., ... ,,. 2•oz. 75e,
~ MARGARINE 6\iis~~~~~~~ .... ,, .. ,.42°
FIDDLE FADDLE SNACK ............. B·OZ,3gc
AUNT JANE DILLS pousH-..... J2oz.SSe
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, .. LOS .ANGUS ~~-"*' ~'1illi . }>\a.. "'°"'be wllt'ba~ to talk llveril -1111111 a.-·.. Hatod and .1-.d, Kl aan. but »vWo• wat-ll111blni., ail toilet ... a· ...,, a. ....... ., ·Ill• I Schoolclay1;111>w~·old m...,·!l'sWlimd~ls •bo•~"tl>fedl"''\iifaold. ftmlll.ar~the'routeUd ~ends ...;tn1 ,Mt ~lallke~tobotoou. -blllt-· ID~ ~ll~!it•d.
1golden rute clat•, 11,t@'llW <¥.11111,,. .\la'tuae•ll tha!'J)ll'eDll undentandllhe inlliol'llllCe flv•,_.ldl ~·•t1 cillq. · 111• '"'*!!' 'lavatart': f!.' ""!"'ZiilouCbltObo .. to
?month lw ·~of ~' .. ·~-'lo -· ·,,'illtllll~t>llD a 18!!,roateio of crossln,f~al the CGnJert bourl _,_ ·~ ·~ 111 -.rtaip loVJ•Ul'<hllcl to D11or&u, .lllod.'{ 1 -~ 01J.a4U.,ott1'U~ terL -~ o~ ":..~ • lchOol, _, tniu,.cu... nd lookllii m all dlrectloQI ,. proood44 bJ ._~1 pe ban p~lr '1<J! tilne 1<>r 'Dr. ctowthV -.W Illa! coil and 'booll. w-4 oiito · ·-···-·~alltln· -e .a.r.are~J>< .-.~...a..,.carti. beloio Jedtfln',_ to drf0&1tii-nd .. Unta1ooc1 '1lh1tllnea9'111W11to . All removailo -1 ~-, • l'I ~(~ -ez. -1.1·1 ll\fllds. J>aronts • Dr. Crowther .i.o ~-ov.-lllatioD. A • b$kf.u~" Dr. eto...ui.r IC:bool bo ahoultllo tlill to. ahould bl pJalll1 ~ed
1onpec · ,..,,__ ·~ -~ , ... an&Ch)!La&o.ilmabsdrJ rouootw• adapt to~ •torJ.'" a Ji!011 way to eoaUnald.rPnclice babjja repeat b1a lull..-, ad· Wiiii ~ 1"!'11,...•' tull
'!each1nl ' •<MM -W;:oe • ,4 :bas. tho 1'1111 "-.i. . ., 1Jir mQre eully U 1ho1 )II; I),. pr~~ ~r , ~ ot. ·~·•' auch ' u dre8' WO~ ,.....,,. Jl¥M-' •! ~tlve to ,1earn1Dg .is •··~ • ·• ... . -"'4 • ,-:. ~-: 1 11.\·~ · ' ....-l \rt.... l !hore lmportan! th&!' boylng • •
1iitn new 1b~1 , · and a ..
bookhag, occoullng to Dr.
J a c k Crowther, superin·
•endent of public schools
' ' .... Jere.
' ''KlodercarteP b. one of a
'hild's moat'lm.p'ortant
•esrs. ti! maijr 1n1llne!>1.
;indergarten ls the stl{t~ of
1 child's educational life and
·an make or break b: at·
itude toward 1chool,''
~rowtber 1a~. ,..
• • C o n venattOn1, good
iealthcJ!Dd.wety babit.'l, in-
'omtation ;:•ut himself,
·cnowlng fta1: ·to expect at
·ch~ and ·rV a r 1 e d ex-
-ierie'dces are all important
a a child's success in
choo["
Crowther_ II.YI parents \h•llli1 lakO 'fllne to explain
o their Prelthoalers what
~chool will be like, and
;· ;hould IQ?U·' them they 'von't learn 'to read and
vrite the-first day.
Another way parents can
,::ir.ogreJp., their child for llbjta~mk. aUc~st is to use
..c°*Jpletll ·'""""""' when ~to b!D>-...i'to 0qswer ,ftia,~da ~'al!<!
. ~·time 'to Jisltll to r . . .
'! MiniskirtS.
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• !.Jn Vietnam · ..... -. .
"'.',sAIGON (APh -· 'lie!·
:lam's coMervati've eld~ • .
.. ,.,.. shocked. Salgon'a in-~al community ·i.. In
Jli uproar.
I o 'Qelpire tile -· the reltl li]' t119 .w•••ht ol tro<Utieo' 1 .~=-mown ~ ·ottier-Plaees · e6 ·ttle
mid.skirt -has arrived.
-Saigon has spawned a
.eene;ration · of teen~rs
Mo cavort on the rain-'S~ed city -In mod
·attln!. They· add 11filliant
splashes of color to the
drab, war·tinte d
tb-Orooglll..... . .
. But .m o s t Vietnamese
males doo.'t seem to ap-
.prove.
CAILED .. OBSCENE''
. Expmolng an Oriental
cli;taste for exbibitlonism,
particularly wheo the prying
eyes of foreigners a r e
around one writer to a Saigon'~t. 1aid :
"These chHdren , t be 1 e
nowers Woukl wilt without
thei'r marijuana. They are
'Obscene.''
Llke many others, he
·yearnf'i-fot the continued use
'of the ao dai, Vietnam's 1 tradi&Ml garb that «Iris
strolled. in along the ooce·
-gr-aceful French boulevards
of Saigon and Hanoi. A long
W1Ute or nO'Y{eT'ed silk skirt Slit at each side reveai'e<l
loose whj.'te silk trou15ers and
met at. a tiny waist, a bodice with a bigb collar
and lo!fg sleeves.
TIGHT SWEATERS
Nowadays, tbt y o n n g
Vietnamese girl may have\
thongs tie<i up be!" calves, a
tiny miniskirt hugged to her
thig-hs with a low-slung
leather belt, topped oU by
tight &'Weat.er.
In Saigcwi, too, a girl in a
'ltllniskirt can be 1 e e n
sOmetitnes walking beside
her elder sister wearing tile
\raditional garment.
TI>e teenyboppers
90llletlmes have to bear the
ribal<k'r of Vietna:,ne~
soldiers on leave. Chiu
cln"'?" they will l!IOOUt at the
girls. "Are you ready to
play!" The girls, with a WM
of their gometimes thigh
length bair, !ounce by.
>'RENCH F ASffiONS
saigoo. newspapers have
been taking notice cf the
minlllrirted &iris and flt· trlmmo the r..hioo t
French fashion magazines
., avlilll:lie Oil the 1 o c al
matkei.1 Ontt~ ...,apaper s a I d :
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Democratic vice presidential candidate, Sen. Ed~
mund S. Muskie of Maine, comes in from an early
morning sojourn in <heh surl al Kennybunk Beach.
He said it is "probably my last dip" before hitting
the cainpaign trail. He and bi& family are spending
a few days at their summer·home in Kennybun.k .
Chicago Policemen
Censured, Praised
CHICAGO (UPI) -Three
• blomies laid they an sweet
and gave them tl big
ci'ioco!ate cake. Some
Mictagan Democrata &aid
they were bMal and should
bt cemured.
The pral9e a n d con·
demnation of Chic~o police
goes 00.
Public reaction f r o m
across the country so far i.5
heavily in favor of poHce
handling of rlotoU9 demon·
strations during the Demo-
cratic National Convention
here tut week.
Policemen were attacked
and nearly 120 of piem were
i njured. Demonstrators,
who rallied end marched
without permits, wen clulr
bed by policemen, and a
nWl'lber of newsmen and in·
nocent bystanders were hurt
during a week of violence
that prompted the use of
National Guardsmen and
marred the Democrats'
nominating convention.
1b.e three bkmdes, teen·
age gir• who were arrested
during one flareup ,
presented the East Chicago
Avenue Police with a cake
and thanked ttlem for their
considerate treatment.
Isolation
No Help
To Smoker
AALBORG. De nm al['k
(UPI) -A 41-year-old Dane
who spent 16 days on a
deserted island to try to
give up smoking said today
it was in vain.
Kurt Albrechtsen said he
had given way to tobacco-
bunger after be returned to
"normal life" from his stay
on an -uninhabited island in
Dani.sh waters.
"It wu easy enough on
the island because I had no
cigars or cigarette~ but pro-
blem11 grew when I returned
and litUe by little my tobac-
co-hunger grew until I could
not resist it any longer," he
uid.
0 1 think the stress <1f the
daU,y life is the major
reuon why 1 started smok-tna: again. You must have
tOm• tiDd of stimulant"
Siamese Twins
.Bona in Berlin
~ERLIN (AP) -~ pll joined at
.. bteilt ,..re born lo a 2IJ. ,......aJd wvm.an here today,
~ pollco ·nipor'led.
The twilll, which together
_.,.., llli>e pound& at
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polloe Ollll thank•.
WtboJ .,.. DOI dowed lo
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oake to St.~i ncent 'a
Orpbamge.
Some 300 peraons,
representing 18 c i v i c
orgaIJizatims, demonstrated
in froht of ithe"Ohfcago Lawn
Polic;e Distriot Sunday in
support of the police. A
group of childr~ sang, "We
love you police, ob., yes, we
do."
Jn Washington, Rep. W. R.
Poage (D-Tex.), praised
Mayor Richard Daley tor
preventing a "complete
breakdown in our boasted
Democratic process." His
support of poJi.'ce followed
itbat of Che party's presiden·
ti.al and vice presidential
nomir>ees, Vioe President
Hubert H. Humphrey and
Sen .Edmund S. Muskie or
Maine, who said
''troublemakers'' provoked
the violence.
In San Francisco Sunday,
the reaction was different.
P sychologica1 Associatiui.
cal Association canceled its
scheduled 1969 convention in
Chicago in protest of alleged
police brutality.
"'The indignation of our
membemhlp· over 1 as t
week 'iS events is so strong
we doubt we could attract
many to Chicago," said
George A. Miller, the
.association's presiderrt-
dent-elecl
L o n g s h o r e man -
philosopher Eric Ii o ff • r
gave a shouted deferi!Je O:
Xayor Ooley -and the police
at t~ association's meeting,
saymg:
"Lis!Jen t.> what they (an·
ti.war youtm) said before
tiJ:eY went to Chicago. Like
Hitler, they said they were
going IX> take everything
apart and Daley took them
at their word."
The Michigan S tat e
Democratic Convention at
Grand R a 'Pi d s , Saturday
adopted a resolution Which
"rebukeJ andcond • m n s
Mayor Richard J, Daley and
certain members or his
pobce depar1'rnent for order·
ing and-or condoning ttie
shocking eXhibition of naked
brubality by tome Chi.cag<>
policemen."
The """""1li<m asked ttie
Democratic Nationa'.I Com.
mittee to censure Daley and
the polioemen.
In Jefferson Qty, Mo.,
State Democratic QWrman
Delloo L. Houtdlens J>f'lis<d
the police and National
Guardsmen and said "They
did a very good job."
He said he felt "The thing
WU played up beymd ita AC·
tual ~-by t1Je televWcxn: media."
In tile n~ capital city
of Springfield, someone will!
the initiab "M.L.T." l>oug2lt
a half page ad 11aying
"Congratulations to the
Chicago Police Department
• .• Job wetJ done in the en-
forcement of the law during
the 1968 Demo cr atic
Conver:ition in CJUcaeo."
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Missile Mtlirele
Newly developed TOW (tube-launched, opticall)'-
traeked, )Vire-guided') missile ..treek.s . toward ;ts
target a split second after ft.ring by U.S. Marines
in desert tests at Twentynine Palms recently. Mis-
sile trails two nearby invisible wires through w~
it receives steering signals that automalically gulae
it to its target. Tests show the missile to be a lelhal
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Bikini Islanders
Plan Return Home
' BjKJNIATOLL,MMllball
Islands (AP).-Nine men,
representing 300 :S i k i n J
IsJlanders, came home Tues·
day to Utla tiny -that bas been · kept clear or
human -nta for 22 years because of nuclear -· . "lt'a all changed, it'• not
the aame," ~ man
murmured.
The others nodded silently
ill agre8mmit.
.ReUndllln of the violence
of nuclear explosions were
plentiful, A great concrete
block house seemed to
croudl OIDOllf crumbllng
rubble and tile bleoted tr<e
tnmk:s near. the more.
Fiarlher back, in dense
jungle giweh, a glen~ 8lart
c o m 'mu n icatioM tower
reached lli<ywanl. The lall
toot blast h..-e W1M1 In 111153.
What 1be tBne aw was by
110 measure what they
remember. '!boy ltood at
tbe furword rail ~ the shlp
James M. Coot and lllnllned
to pick out familiar
features.
Of the 1,900 ~cllen In
Garden Grove U n If i e d
Sahool DiMrfd claS61'ooms
t.hil year, 300 of them will
be ne-w to the system.
The new teachers this
year ril cmne from 31
Rates, widt CaWorni8 coo·
--tile most. Utah waa borne foe second largest
group ·of. new teachers, fol-
lowed by Arizona, Colorado
and Ohio.
'l1le dlst:ict will have 284
pinclpals, vice principals,
deans, counselors,
11 brarians, psychologists,
admnstrators and nurses
on tile ataff tills year •
Fraud-. Trial
'Drags On
CHARLESTON. W . Ve.
(AP) -Jury deliberation in
the federal coort conoolracy
trial of former Gov. "1. W.
Barron and four codefen-
danta dragged past the 12-
hour mart today without
any sign fhat ia verdict wu
near.
The jury of seven women
and five men deliberated
slightly over nine, hours
after getting the cue Tbun-
da,y, then resumed at 9 a.m.
today after an all-night rest.
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'lbeybad -living Oil . Rongerlk or remote Kill
while the United Slater 23
times unleashed the
element& of nllclew energy
on lhls Pedllc atoll 2,500
m11'8 !nm Honolulu.
But de!pit. their ..,..
familiarity with the scene,
the Blklnlana guided ships
and a llllllSll boat directly
tllrough caral reefs to the
site of a eemeteT:V where
they once Wd aw· those
they loved.
Gntve markers remained.
On that 1i!A> Blklnl8DI and
the perty al Trust Terrilxiry otf1clralt -tlhey are traveling
With commemOMted the
-life lo< this bomb-blitz-ed alx>!l
"'lbe island is changed
and most of the freet ""' gone," William Jl. Norwood,
high commlss!one. of the
Trust Territory of t h e
Pacific, 98.id. "But'Wben we
look at tbe quite sea wUh its
ereat abundance; when we
see the beautiful beach and
as we see more ot tile iaJand we will mare and more
under1stand 'Oily people want to return to Bikini." __ QimOOing between lite lUBt·
nosed U.S. and Mla'OllesJan
.llag-pijea --bl" l)'JD;r
boliC new planted coconut
palms, Norwood added: "It
i! fitting that the begllining
of new life tor Bikini 1bould
start among the graves: of
ttie people cl. Bikini who are
buried near here."
The United Slates I& plan.
n!ng t<> .-velop the atoll.
ScienUsts MY radiation
levels have dropped u, a
point where it i! again safe
for habitation.
The Bikinians
rootiessnesc began in ac&.
They were flnt IDOftd to
Rongerllt Atoll The migra-
tion was a failure. 'lbe fisl1
in the lagoon proved u, be
poillOllOUI,
The Bildni8os ,,_ 1boft
moved to UJeiang but had to
look h another new borne ~ the Maraballese living
on Ebewetoi: were ehJfted to
Ujelang when Enewetot w:.s
to become a bomb !A>ltlng eite. f
T'1e next stop waa a few
months on Kwajaleln unW
they wwe moved tq Kll1 20
:i'>8l'I •go. '!be Biki...,,_
atil! haven1 been able to
make a 10 U it on Xlli. Fm one thing the Island lwlo no
lagoon.
"We hooe ~-tbat Ill
lhingi wilI be llOllll>le. That
the obsta<l .. before us will
be moved llld that our --WID be 90!\iecl and CiUf
CJlll>Oll(unltles nieJIJod,• Nld
Lore, Kill'1 maciftrat.e.
Once ... land, the .......
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ealllnc lo --with the cries lit Udlei cl>ildrtn.
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D • ed of the Royal Tyj!Owrlter Co., pert,y and the other ton· ... _, TIARAS AND TA C 'I' . dlpl:mallc!, fiealble .,,, d meat In the h<llDt or br~ "SCUSS . to Mrs · w A Bellllleur · cerns Uablllty for lnjUry Routine Job? Not Here! While the edjuster must umes he has 11> oonteod with office of a lar(e !inn. 11 Santa Mc-1&, oilif., for hU ·caused to othel'I, or to the i. know (or else ~know who underltanding. At other U.vel ertenstvelf.
augg.,,tion: proper1y of others. The adju.ter cletmnln<s If determine l.c r ur an c e tlm., he bu lo contend with EDUCATION. Co J h ti•
B EUGENE ~........... "Please diJcua:s the oc-Rout1M -a dreaded the com""'"'v t1 liable for the coverae• ... interviews or does know) the cub value cl'l.im·faker1 wbo can turn a ad ha th ~ Y ~1..1.llAJ,-rt cupatb\ ol ·lmur8nce ad-dragon for many joblookert loss, the~t. and who 11 correspODdJ with claimants of a brold· renge ol insured head cold into do u b 1 e gr uatos ve e '
'Ibe. week doein't pasg juster." -israrelyafactorherefOf' entitled ·to the payment. and wttnessea ... consuHs items, mQtt spedallze in a pneumonia. ' but opieni.Qgs alto ex1U
without mY eeelog • man or A. _ Happy to _ thanks tbe 4dju11ter deals not only Altbougb tbe method o!. In· police and hospital records perttcu!ar cstegory of EMPLOYMENT AND b r 1 I ht hl&h 1 ch 0 I1 womantop-=e~:rose life to information provided by in things, but with people. vestiogation varies with the ... iB9pectl:' p·roperty claim• such e.s automoblleQ_ ADVANCEMENT.AdjUsbm graduate. ~o~ Ce ~ seemef~ by stx· the ~ lnlormatlon AB kinds. · tpye of. tnaurance, here'a a damage .•• write1 a report accidents, however loeae~;~k tar iMurlJ\ce com-often 1n law, bUmlet1 4'1·
ual •vgue. lnat!rute. This lmnnnce-ln· WHAT . rxi ADJUSTERS verl>al llowchert ol bow thla of· hit flndlnt\I and ailempts damages to bullnesses, bolt ;_,,_,_ ..,,ustm nt bureeus minlatraUon and=an •
ThU condition ls usually du!U'y job ii .also comlll<ll!ly ADJUST! Clal!DI for loss or job ts accompUsbecl. 1'> settle with the clalmert. loeses and oo forth. .,......, ""' • Ing. Mally lnouranca •
thought lo be the nsult of called Cf;A™ ADJUSTER, c!Omeg.o filed . with In-JOB SCOPE. The a<ljuoter If the claimant IOJIS no Because t b e clalman.ls or go Into -· 1(11" -'petties e n d t
boredom with the marriage LOSS A D J u s T E R , or 11\D'eDCe companie1, the idea examines the claim form thank!l!I, the adjuster refers with whl>m t.he ·adjuater thfl!'nfflvet. In· lnaurance bureau• have b'mel on--ap.
portn.r, but It mlgbt, __ INVE=:::STl:'.!!:G~A~TO~R-:..:'l'll'.!ner=:~•~are~~be~ln!!!g'"t~o.!:seltl:=•e..:out=ol~coun=:..· :..:•,,,pd:::_"..:otbor='-'reco:.=;:;;:;rdl:......:t..;.o_;oo;;...;cas=•-'to=hls7'.._.teer===· -•=all:;;...;;;ba"-v..;.1_,Jud=..;.'ull=<red=-""-'"~== .. "-''-"upw=anl:.;;_;;.m;;;.ov;.;e-_,Job:.;;;;..tr;;.alnlnt==pni"--"'"'em:;;;;:•;..· ~· surprlae you lo know lbarr
many cases of ·1exual
fatigl.HI occur atnong ,.xmc,
umnanied people.
A college coed came to
me last 1ummer com·
plalnlnC ol thli symp-. I
1ay symptom because 10:-
ual fatigue ls almost always
the re6Ult of something
deeper. In her first two
years in college, she told
me, she bad been vitally
intereeted in the oppQl1te
11ex .TI::te lut_ year, tilough,
her deolre had chauged to
where she didn't want even
to ld61 a fellow goodnight or
dance close with him.
I exa·mined a mother fu
her thirtle1 oot tone ego.
For the fint 10 yeBl'I> of her
marriage ber pby1lcal rela·
tionshl.p witll her ·hutbud
had been a good one. They
made love otreo and, mort
imporlaDliy, ljl0Dt.aneollli7.
LOSING INTEREST
. For the past three or four
yean, lhe said, she felt too
tired for-ee:r, and tbeJr.rela·
tlons oCcurred no more ttian
ooce or twice a mooth. Even
then, llhe dfd not react u
vigonlll>ly .. she used to.
,The lirat tlJlug the doctor
does In these casee, ol
counie, is to give the patient
a th<rough exam. Bwt he
-from the ·-that if t.hey are ti.red only when it
comee to sei:, Ulat tbflre b
some peycbological cauee.
I alwey9 have a JUI o!
cold milk in my olik•, and
invite t.he patient into my in·
ner den for a "mllk\break."
Alter 8 .1.W "mlnuteo ol
gentle questioning, t h e 1
usually revell wllat is reolly
making them tdred. In both
these case.a there wu a con-
flict becaule of ae:rual preesure from a male. -~
The coed bad become In·
tereolA>d In a boy -urged her to participate in
premarital sex. She did not
want ti> ID! IO bad menfmll1
retreated from 1ex mtfrely.
With the mar-rled
woman her husband bad
become expoled to eome
new male !rieodl wbo lreol)'
dise\Ued -thtU' aex H.ve1.
They convinced him be wu old----not gel' . Ung enough from bis rela·
tiooshlp With bit wife,. even
though It bad alwayw been
fine. '
As a result~ be tried to in·
itiate bizarre new technl·
que• that pi!yacally burt
and emberraued bia wile.
She got out of the litu•tion
by "being too tired" from
her "-daily char~ . t o
parttcipate in seJ: at an.
Her marrt&ge was. on the
verge of di88Ster when I
saw her. She'd come to be
because o f t:remendoua
headaches she'd been hav-
ing, but the real reason wu
the problem with her hua·
band.
By facing the tltuatton In·
sl<ad of rumlng bllndly
from 1 t. both women were
able to wol'k out their pro-
blems.
Of course, It '""'t be stres..a that there are
ma11y, many reuon1 for
sexual fatigue. Yet the three
most prevalent I've come
acrosa are J) Fear of the
new in teJ:, 2) lack of men-
tal commmication between
the pa--., S) not •n<JUlh
excitlntJ pnllmb>ariee.
The Important thin( to
remember la that when you
are too tired for love, It is
love that you need JDOll
CANCER AND HElllDITY
Mn. A. L. writ..: "I am
37. Both my mother and
older oil\er died • palnllll
death from canctr ol the
reotum In 1l>eir earl'
forllN. What &re m 7
chaoce1?"
-: Good. But I
wouldn't -&rtJ -· etthor.Be~cbock·
ed. stat1111J -· -• -ctoocOl'I• -'"'7 lix mcnlbl. · AJoo repolf
&nytblnC cat " Iii• .....,..,
lnthemaolb-11>
your -· BJ bolas c•elul ,..'I pre1>•1>h
ouWve l!IOll .t • with •
.''gbOd ticrMlty.•
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·. CROSS 'RlB ROAST 7·gc , ~ ~ Lockyl .. hollty"IONDID" ••• -1 ......... .
~~~~!~ .. ~~~49,~
STANDING Ill ROAST,.,. ..,.:__·-:-~·-·9~ f.z CUT CUIE STEAi(._ --···--·ni:
CHUCK STEAK ....... 481:.. SIRLOIN TIP:.::~ ... 9&:..
CHUCK ROAST~~ .. 471:.. PORTERHOUSE::: .. ,.$J't'
• ~!!"~ ................. 391!..
BACON
LUCKY SLICED
l·lb: 57c pkg.
~~~~ IAC0~ ................ 58'
BACON . =,.~-,::.~~ ...... t•. '"· 68c
IACON ri:.r,.:i.~ ...................... ., ..... 63c • SlilOKID PICll!C
.... ltll, ........................... , .. . 3911..
~:.-=t~~-.................. 11.oi. u• 9c
~~~~~moO m ,..... $2"
~~!"..!!.'. ...... /: , ..... $351
~·CHWI !w'.l Ml .............. 1~ en $2''
U.S. NO. 1
QUAUTY
. IN A NICI SIUCTION Of SlllS .
l~~ru!l.L ....................... -.$3H ..
TURKIT :::::r.:::c..Mt ... , .. ,_, .. ,..,.,, ........ !329
FRESH FIUET 89, ..................................... :............... llt.
~~~~~~!~~ ........ - .... -.... $J~·
<' 'AISH, TASTY DILi, ITIMSI
OurLO\V Ewi)diiy,Pm! .
LUCKY MILD
CHEDDAR CHEESE
0~::;" 79:
--~ \... .. ~-.-----._ --··
... llllY BEEF snw ................. 56•
DMlfD HAM:=l::_, __ 43•
STARillSTTiJNA::::.l'll'•" 29•
HllYIST DAY CORH :::,_ 18'
UIBY CUT •ms ......... _:17'
GREIN GIANT PW ... ~ ; 13•
VEG-Au·:m..~----20' snwm TOMATOES:'"w...--22' ,;'._f;q&ft.-...,
WELCH
GRAPE JELLY
2·P'ound Jor
•
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POTATOESl:ll:l~!.~~--14;
GREIN IEANS:~~-... -. .24'
DEl MONTE SPINACH ..... :_ 20•
RIFallD BEANS::::'.' 29'
TOMATO JUICI lmw.----31' P~li llALYEs =!.' 38'
HUNT'S PEAOllS ::'1.. 28'
POLE PINEAPPLE :-33'
'S! ... !:iy&f!.--.
PLASTIC SANDWICH
GLADBAGS-
1.so Count rkg. 49a
UllY'S PLUMS ::r.r.. . ·-· 30'
FRUIT TliEATS = ... ___ 33'
APPLESAuallrtl'L.. .21•,
GRAPl1RlllT ::",,_ ._29•
AP.PU JUICI :.'::'"' 29'
DOLE DRINK ::..':r""" www 33'
GRAPI JUICI l'll'l ·,. .. 37'
: .. Kifs,f!. .... ·-
'SCHILLING
BLACK PEPPER
".Ot. Can 8"7CI
GREEN GIANT==::.::,"=.-.33'
BROCCOU ~-"':1:. ... -37' . .. K;yfSwtt.-....
EAST POINT
. TINY SH.RIMP
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LUCXY FACIAL::::.~. 21'
son WM TISSUE r.::z.. • 24'
SCOTT PLAa MATS ..... --37'
S(OTKIN NAPKINS :...__17•
KANDI-WRAP .. ~-.. 31'
BOLD DmRGENT '"'"' • 79'
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a·e .. SALVO TABLETS:r.::."' . 75' '
<IXYDOL DnERGENT..... 79'
IVORY FLAKES...,.... 34'
C&H sum::::::.... . ..!I'' JOY LIQUID =-58'
ONION SOUP::l.'ln.. 36' DOWNY somNER :l\','.'..__._79•
DREAM WHIP;......... 43• CAMAJ SOAP ~"::'-.: 15'
JElLO GELAnNE ...... .19' RAINDROPS :.'..":.~ 57'
LOG CABIN SYRUP .... .,.-'-94• , .. K6/fSwt!.-...,
HUNT'S CATSUP -.. . 30' EE KRAFT
STICllS =i='lin~..:... 42' LUNCH BAGS
GULF SPRAY::l',=._~!~ .... _:i111 .50 Count Ni.1<
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ce111tltut• I••• • •nt•IJ Mtftpl• .. "'
'STYLE HAIR SPIA Y
Th ...... ...,. .., ..
.... f ...... 1t .............. 69c ................. 1"W,.. ..............
PRIU UQUID SHAMPOO ........... __ .. ,..,_
9tMHlf, ,_,.. tlu kn~~,_ Wr
....... : ... $115 '
-1\4<'-
the th•••9J1d1 ef low, l9'W tllauuRt \ "
prlc~1 '" 1tore t.r ye• llt Lecky •. ' :
,.,..,~, ........... ......................... ..... ...__I~ ......
;.....,,_ ':: 36C
PENCIL lOX . .... , ......... = ...... :~-?~33-~ ...... ~
Crest.
INllLAIOll
MINT
'"""1TllRJ OUI "6. 9 TOOTH '°" C
PASTE l'IKI
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Delp! 1~1i1 Trapped in Chi~ago ~levaior
BARRY FERGUSON
!CAGO (UPIJ -Diary
o a man being slowly
pied to death b y
p<ople:
dry stuff, male and female,
beiJli exposed to IWI.
elevator .. arms sprelid-eagt·
ed. ln torture.
takes big lilot. anyplace
tbey 1'W to go ... Yd. at
operator "down, down", sh~
yells back "up, uP:I' •
and pre .... and tne. he .. yf
"well, bow wO\lld you H.ke
ror me to press this club
down on your skull!"
tally threatening '9 vote for
Nu.on ... same Mx. VIP11 J'U'bill& elevator bUtton oo
slxtb lloor •.• Try to look
like VIP and step oo
,
'
!Stand outside Democratic
cGDxer\tlon headquarters try·
irig \0 swnmon courage for
aSsauk on Conrad Hilton
l-totel lobby ... \Vhite flags
{b'iog from h<>tel windo~
Plunge into ,lobby and
thrown for tou by lly:iDg
wegge of girls yelling
"Eugene, Eugene" .•.
Am~zone . . . Try end run
but stopped at llDe of scrim·
mage by six delegate~bom
WiscoMin ... Get both feet
51.omped on simult.&neou&ly
••• Corns and bunions begin
to throb •.. Fight ·way to
elevators and get into loo~
line waitmg· to go down ..••
ll:03 · p.m. -Line hasn't
moved.
People be&in moving slow·
1y at 12:!.t • . . People
behind shove •.. People in
·front shoved back by c o p s
... Caught 1lt middle, chest
cru8hed. spinal d is k s
tormented ... Man adjacent
poke& sharp elbow into
region ju~ ol?ov~ j>eart •.•
He wean button _reading
"Denver in lm" .•. Ask
him why not Denver right
. now . , , He yells "smart
alee Commie" and lunge•
toward elevat<?r mark e d
"down" .•. Botb Of WI puslr
ed against rear wall of
Operator yellii ' • d o w n ,
down", tlben slams door •..
Elevator shoots up fo 16th
floor witho1.1t stopping ...
• Pusb·e1e'f'a:f.or down button
and, qb precious m.1racle,
elevator occupied by only
siJ: people appears im·
med.lately ••. Elevator
starts down . then stops
abruptly at sixtb floor •..
Opera~ feU\~"all out" ...
Everybody else get& out
cheerfully • . . Devel0pe it
was VIP elevatQI' which
See door ma.rke'd
"stairway" ... Push it open
aod stm Uptoelng doWn
toward k>bby ... At fourUi
floor progretis bJocked by a
big Chicago cop who comes'
direct to point by aaying
"Where the hell do you think
you're going, buster?" • ·t-
Reply "down" and then add
"press" , .. Flash crede~·
tiala . . • Cop thinks that·~
funny • . • He .aiay1 "dowa
Decide Ume baa come to
line up witll forcea of law
•and order and oppose
violence in streeta and oo
hbtel aWrcases, too ... Tell
eop trying to get down to
lobby and could he help ...
He says "Buster, you ju1t
get the hell out of here and
go back. where y0u came
from" .. , t'limb back to
sUlh floor, m~t1e::t aboo<
poli'ee bi:utaJ.i~ men·
elevator with them ••. If t=;::~~ Operator say1 1'1Qf:>b)''• •••
Step out Ioto 1obby ••.
Trampled by horde wbo
want to go up . ~. Recover
and plunee ttirougb phalanx
of girls yelling "Hinnphfey1 Humphrey" . . . Amazon•
•.. Look around for nearest
Army recruit.log station ...
Firmly decided to go to some
safe ~ such as Vietnam.
Ask doorman 1 f Oe~rats surrendering to
ltepubiicms ... He say:i no,
tlotel guests been advi.Jed no
Jlundry service available
account bus strike ••• Drip
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SUPER &tJRs THDfGo
OVER 21476.500 STAMPS HAVE BEEN . .
WON BY OVER 427,000 WINNERS
tomato
soup
~YF~, 10YJ. OZ. -CA'N .. •4··-···. .fir
chunk
tuna
CAIN.ATIOH 'h flAT CAN ........................ ,., ••
mayfrei~
applesauce
MO. 303 CAN .......................................... .
peanut
butter
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towels
MAYFRESH I 110 TROPIC TOl'il$E ;;~::~ .. 9 8 c ! ~-~NT 4 I
l ll. JAR I rock . ftr
--------------L---------------giant
cheer
GIANT
51ZE 59c
FROM THE ICE
COLD ATLANTIC
lfNDER & OfllCIOUS
large
eggs
MA YFRESH GRADE AA
~..-u~,.,, 45c .. -.... U.l'Gf o:;u1>1..,. ooz 4tc ooz
• , ... ~ • ' •• , '' ' ... > • • ., ,-• · FREE·• ·~caooL · aooi cow.-r.· ,,
,· . t! "WllLE. THE ~UPllLt',~~;::_ ·~:·'
F.IL. LER·PA8 ER 700COu~r . -• .J.,i.fc "
,~ ... ('l 'H sugar ·
tlft 5 LI. IAS OllL y .-..,.,..,., .... .,.,. 4·3 c '. ' oJf'P' w1DEoacotiEGf·1Ul.ID.-~-· ....., ' -
COMBfllA'TiON' BINDERS . ~· ..
l.uNCH ·ll:rrs "i'h THllMOS ~1,i;i sj9 ·· 1 •
$·
fir
.S.UC£D & TIED. , , lb, 4Sc
SHORT RIIS !'.~!~!................. 39~.
PORK
c ,..., .. ,... •. .., •v GM<! S.P'· .c........ lltlt .. JI\, 1!.r• S.1"· •
CORNlSH
game·
hens
• fXTRA
MEATY
LARGE
SIZE 49~
1un ROAST 59c
Sf""·IONftfSS..................... . Ill.·
HOFFMAN $) 29 TAVERN HAMS
IOHHfUIUDTTOU.T.................. n1,
PORK SHOULDEll:
greenland
~.alibut 8Y THE PIECE FOii: IA.Kl/. ~!~,!~!!~~ "C•UD ,., •••.. 79~. SMOKED PORK CHOPS $119
pork
roast UIH &UrtCK HAWl ............... ......... ..
PASTRAMI . 98'
ll.6.l .... COY 11\Allll ,...Cl ............. ,... I~. SMOKED HAM SLICES $1•,?_
UfH llACI KAWI ..•.• ,. ............... ,. PICNIC.SffiE
SANDWICH STEAKS J9<
·st1crs ............. 1., 49c c ~!~c!,~!5!~.~ ................ : 49'
~~~:~u~t~~~!~ ............... 59'
Sl.,,fl I. 2 01.,Stl•U .................. ,,
~~~~~~ ~~~!~ ........... 59'
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TENDER
fASTfflN
,ORK 39~
Van de Komp's
Sl"CCIALS Tim h•., !.ttt S.f
Dr11111 Ran
t1ft11 CM:ts
ib,';j 33c =: bt1h' ... lafn.,_ ••••i.111111 .....
ICOOAK FILM
•ODiAC.OlOll OI .:=.~C"~ 2 _.:.T_,·
... YAL
···~ ;..-t•.ii
-2$~
Iii. FILLET Of PERCH "'"' •.:rn.6t• FILLET Of SOLE ................. ,.. t•• ----~Ma)'falr far11tfresh p1•od1~ ...-.._
I . CRISP canta oupes rENoeR
.... ®Ma)'falr IJqllOrl ---...
• ~~~\:~ ancient $1179
IN L IATIO
lff FOOD
lfGUW & U\l!R
6 ... $)
.. age 16 ,ROOf G=~~
Kff"TUCltY ST. I OUR80N
AllTIQUE
JUMBO SIZE celery
lllol!U~O" STIA.IG"f I & "1lOf
IOUltoN . , ..•• , • , • HAI' GA.l.
JtMUAM
KINhltlT ~TIAIC.>il ., •900'
touttot.I . , . , ,.,.VGA\
EACH 15( .
EARLTTIMll
~!NIUClT su .. 1c.,r
•OUllQl,I ., .. , l<A\I C.•L
KAROFF VODKA
$11s•
$11''
$1149
$2!,~"
IELL 19' ITALIAN 19' PEPPEIS PRIMES L lAIG<THIC<MEAT'.D "'· ' (\crlAFANCY Ill.
~ISSELS 2'5 C SPROUTS .~~r. ·
GAlDfN fllSH
IO '1IOOf, ,0. I All ~UOl.Mf:I COOUl5
LUZIAllE
COFRE
'J c ; ,., 111•: -rsr • I e t
ADVERTISED PRlaS EFFJCTIVl 7 FULL DAYS
THU•L llPT. $ .. tltrwWD., llPT.12t•
MAYFAIR MARKET-1'Jj° EAST 17TH ST. COSTA MESA
JhlW.lttlt,.S...AM tm-.... I FL11 .........
MAllWlLL M9U11 CetrJEI
ll• CAN,1,JJ Sla,'-'"•1,tf •
811'
WlTll a••.r.n:
COME TO WHERE
1lfE HAPPnmiS JS
. : •. and iet.w: with ~ .-ood.
·IQOd., f~ of ae1f aati&lac-
tlon ol a job w~ dme. Meat
LI. always a rxd ~&!mini. •
·so lt£'ll into our en tree parlor, :S.
whe~ even the aoup ~ -iJ
look ~ and ... "" ta1li shine belUtitully and
cry e. delicious 6avor beJln·
nfng-for soup. You'll find It in
our Qit'fee Shop, but we had J
to change the name. Every·
bod_y clamon for English
B~f Soup.
Take your me&t service in
'2 d!Uerent routes •. Tile ex·
presa wey runs th! full I~
of the meat counter, wtiere t
you <i>od1e from rout• and
stew to chops and stews
with assurance that all ol the
beet Is U.S.-D~. graded
choice. Notice the tiny pn>
portiooA ot the bins con-
taining diflerent cuts of meat
•• 4. or 5 rib roaats, one nar·
row row or bee! •ew,
anothtt ot SWW ateak. Matt
1Ati!dactioo in knowing the i: mee.t ol' your dlOice is ~Y
wrapped every hour. TaU in
the cleanilnes.s of: t h e
counter, the sparkli na:
freshness of the wrappin1,
and the variety. You'll aJTive
a.t all sorts ol bria:ht ~as!
"Something !oc dinner" c::iuld
shape up in the form of a
Londoo. Broil, a sooted flank , ,
steak wrapped round a n d
round like a jelly roll, then
sliced in perfect little rounds
o( meet. A rack ol lamb
i~ to a )B.mb what a rib
roost is to bttf. Sheer
elegance in dlnirr,;::, but notice
· bow the tiny rib booe5 lll'4I
trimmed and all dressed up
in pink, yellow and blue
paper ruffles. Each piece ((
meet pn;vides a d1tl'erent
story to tell for )'O'r mo
joyment.
LET'S TALK I ABOUT IT
Behind the meet cases, the ~ ,
. gUJS with tht amlles and the
meat cooking krow·how are
always there. They'll help 'IP
' ""' -... ....,,, """ i:· rt*lt, give you a<Mce <t'I how 1 to barbeque chicken livers,
whip into shape a apeda.l cut
· ot meat. Up in the gleaming 'Z'
stalnlesa steel refrigerator I
case. behind the m e a t
counter, glass doors ~veal
the bite sublime . • prime a
cutll of New .York Bleaks. top
sirloins, and. rib J'?IL!b.
Prime beef, )'OU know, is not -:
commonly found in ! 11Upermarkets h!<:aU!le it ia
all gd;>bled up by Me' hotels · '
and rePurants. Wilen you
order • prime flttak, you
""'ant to watch it be cut, ;tw:t .a
for you. Y cu &how the meat •
man hOW thkk, and in sbttr i ecstacy watch him tendeTly
trim it lee.vi'1t the riaht
l.l1'IOl.llll8 ol Brt:1WY fat for 't
navor. W•tdl him weigh and ~
wrap it, &11d into your Bh?P-
ping cart !or a mt:al to
remember.
THE JOY
OF DISCOVERY
Aa JOU walk ~ and &wn
our prodiduaus a.Wei al pien· !".
ty, )1)U'll alwaya find a new
food. you'll want to take
home and try Dll for flavor, • -=
Bn.ndied kumquat!, 500'llf f. -· ,,..,. ""'""" .... ree, gel'lltine ?.11dnu curry ._
~ from Ind~. Bavllrian Gt
mustard w!.th M08elle wine. {
Among the ends 0( our
aisl~ whtte -wt featun: foods
betittini'. fP.I;" the Umes, )'('JU'll t"
enjoy dlitla.>'I from our 3 •
level HDmf: and Glft Sho9 out •
in rront. Right n<M Mother'• -:'
cookies are ~ nd and •
blue enarnt:I bean pots team-•:
ed. up with Vtta's ef· ,
f:ccveacenl flower pr Int ~;
napkins. Campflre 4
marshJnallowg b o a s t tur· ,t·
quotse caiilst~ and hand ~:
C"Uted eand floweni, little ¥>
ont'!IJ origtnl!.111. ~leld 'Jr'
C9nned oooler-offe-a look : •
lkiwn right Blue.Rlbbonish ~ :
With Ro5enthal Netter'a IW...-r;
ian stooewan.FMklle Faddle, t
the lovin' mundier of popcon'I,
'and peenutl kttplna: com-
pany with Pym' dalay Qealgn A1
~cs. Hft't's a funny=
about Fiddle F•ddle m Its
OWtl cardboan1 carryint; CUii
• • Corra CJOt of the Amtl
makinJ: poonds u Pop.
pycock, the cJamor muncher
advertiR<I in H a r p e r · •
Bauar .• ptean1, almcnda.
popcorn in a rich buM« cnin-
ch, eltbtr disliked to mAke
chorolate dU1ten or not.
Beautil'\1l alrtight canin..
can .. the making l[roUndil.
OvaltineFoodproduc t&,.
which makee )Otl bl& • n d -... '
RJchilrd's, the~~.
N~ Bea.eh. .., ~.
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PRICES. EFFECTIVE SEPT. 5, 6, .1 PHONE 673~360 FOR ROME DELIVERY
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. . W . HAVE THE PRETTIEST
' PRODUCE IN TOWN!
It loob IO good, bec:<1u,. it is. We buy only the
but of the fn:its end -.eteb~ in Ifie produce
merl:et end from sei.ci.d piemium growers.
:Then they •re very c:<1refuly trimmed end hen=
Clled, so they htve more l!Ovor end nutriflon fat
you! /
CRISP CRUNCHY JUICY
NEW CROP DELICIOUS
·APPLES~-~ : ;: · .
5 us. 51 ·.. ~
GARDEN FRESH JENDER j
CRISP LEAF't
ROMAINE
2 FOR 2s·
VINE RIPENED SWEET
4 AS MELONSDEW
9~s.
U.S. NO. I, ALL PURPOSE •
SELECTED RUSSET
POTATOES
10 POIJND 3°' BAE> ]
Organ S.renaCles
For Yoqr ,
• Plei'*-. ·: 1 ·
by
llesnfce.'i:.y. 1
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RICHAll.D'S TOP OF THE GRADE U.S.D.A. CHOICE
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BONELESS . RICHARD'S CHERRY . RED
PERFECT FOR FARBER WARE ROtlSSERIE BEEF BRISKfTS 8~ RUMP ROAST 8ti~ . . . I~ <
. · · . WHOLE BODY ' .. SWISS STEAK I , 8~. GAME HENS . 6~~
This Is dellc1oul barbecu.d If cooked
quickly •ncf cros1 1lic•d thinly. /
RICHARD'S OWN LEAN
BOX OF 12
Setton with 9•rhc. lhyme,
uft end ptpptr end roe1t. / •
7.98
GROUND BEEF 4~. STOCKING YOUR FREEZER?
FoP. e Mtxlui" htmburttr, tdd •
little chopped tr••n ptpptr, onion,
chili powder tn4 chlh uuct. _
Wt cut tntl wrtp our own fine beef for frttltn
, .. ASK ABOUT OUR S£RVICEI
We· ten the work out of Gourmet cooking, l>y Cloing
al Ifie prepaNtieft for you. An easy woy to entertain.
Beef Roulede1 , Cooked end Peeled Shrimp, Lobster Teil•,
.Miirineted Steaks, Squeb1, Stuffed Cornish Geme Hens,
Smoked }.lbecore, London Broil, Reinbow Trout, M1rin·
eted Ducknngi, Fresh Turkey Perts, Smoked Turkey Thi9h1,
All White Turkey Rolla.
P L U S ••• • ' A COMPLETE SELECTION OF U.S.D.A. PRIME BEEF
Having A Party?
CALL .
Vlll.61NIA FOUT$ .
FOR
"-terlolciment, Bovere901
F.ocl, Service, Rowen,
~''644-1798 ,
tg'~e/(J~
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Warehouse ~~le .
1/3 TO 1./2 Off
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VARIETY BUNS
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ASSORTED
HARD CANDIES
600D FOR SCHOOL LUNCHES
REG. $11 LB •• ' . 85• SPECIAL LS •
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For the
Kids $oin9 Away
to College
SNACKGlFTS
Custom. Pack..! for
You in the .C.ndy Shop,
from .7.50 ·
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PILLSBURY
• TENDERFLA~
BISCUITS
401. 2 FOR 2s· . .
K!'IUDSEN'S
• FARMER_ STYLE .
Cottage . Cheese . ~,.' l . .
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. : --IAR:t.<-SMOKE°lfLIVER . ' ~ .•• I Brauris,_hweiger :
·7'fu.·
REESE f'Etne
Smoked Oysters · ' 3 FOR 51 · 3 'h Ot.
RATH AU: MEAT
·Sliced Bologna
6 oi. 3 FOR 51
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.TREESWEET
· Orange Juice .~ 5_,.,,
llRilSEYE ·
.Quick Thaw Cherries !: J ..,'1
llRDSEYE QUICK THAW '
SLICED PEA~HES ,. ... a ., 11
BIRDSEYE. 10 0t.
Pea · & ·Carrots· 7 , .• ,
ORE·ID~ 12 or.
Hash Brown PotatOes 2 · Jk
VAN DE KAMPS 11 0..
Macaroni & Cheete 4 1oi:'J
ROSARITA
COCKTAIL TACOS 1111 .. 3 ,;, '1
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BACK· TO -SCHOOL NEWS I
"THE SUIT LOOK" rs ITI LONG VEST & WIDE LEG PANT. F•1li-
ion'1 newest fall looks are in the Y echt Shop, and the color for fall ·
is 9r•yl . .
SEE.IT NOWI
C&H
SUGAR 6 LI. 49' . -.~.
SCH ILLIN& IMITATION
BACON BITS · I • ' •
1'111 o;. .39( .
HUNT'S RED
• KIDNEY BEANS 8< I •1 N•. Ito t..
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IMPERllllL • •
MARGARINE. 1 11. , lk •
CARNATION (Auorttil Flovon)
hiitant Breakfad. · ·.Ste
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CAKE · MJX ~,~:· 31 ,: 89'
M:J;I: · • " .:· · ~ ., . : ,' COFFEE . . " .. , · ..... -69c
M.J.I.
·.•·.COFFEE
M.:t.a. , , · •
COFFEE
II& ),37
l 'I& 1.98. ' ·CHICKEN' OF 'THE SEA, CHUNK
light TUNA ~~ · 4 ,~ 51
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LUNCH PLATES.· .. ci. 69c ZEE ':.·: ••.. ,.,'
LUNCH· 8.6\GS .. c.:z ..,Jtc
8A-S61ES ·PLASTlC ' ' ' .
· sandwiCh Bias·~4r
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IJ.iOME & GlFT SHOP LIDO YACifr~:SHOP . FLOWER SHOP . ANTHONY'S SHOE Rf PAIR ' ' CLEANERS
• • QP~ DAILY t4 OPEN DAILY t-6, 'lON. i'l-4 OKN DAILY t ·l · 01111.Y t·l:SO, SAT. t.I D~ILT ltl0-4, SAT. l:JO·I
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OftH ••••.CAN
.~w. •t•. enc \,Uttff • • • • CUI tJ\1-
r.u. f 4 ....... -67 Coffee • • • • CAN : . ' •• . . •
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Mlrket' Basket Discounts~ Prices On · Q'uality Products~
No Games, No Stamps, ~No Costly ~'Extras'' ••••••.
_..,...,_.._ 83C Cheese ••••• ~ ll.
sti~"(h;~se ':,~ 77c
mv.SHAAP,l k
• .,,,.Lnicbn.... 3 i•,;...oz. 25c Cheese • • "'"'"
5;~;·cheese ~,47c ..... ~ .... ;'"''""""
-.. ·:-ts ""' ISCUI • • • • CT"'-
CONVINllNT, IAfl,
INIXPINSIYI
REPUBLIC
·r MONEY
ORDERS
TRY OUR DELICIOUS
MARKET BASKET
.SALADS
We make ' -fresh d<Mly In our own•
lr.itd1en from ltie fine• irt11r~i.,.ts.
W• odd llolhit19 but io¥ing core -newr pr-m... .km 1;1ui you'd
mok• th.em In yolff OWft kitchen,
with nolhing I.It out b111 lh• both~rl
AU.ltilAKft Lt.St.!Tf'tl.lts & V!Cl'TAllES
Ml! GUAIANtnO .•.
. SUNRISE FRESH
,. ....... lie ......,p1...iy -.r,.a _.
•"'I" MDAel kslcet pt..OU.:. }'<IV bev or
"'•°""""'-~...... 11 c Bananas • • • • • ll. ·-Rai ' "'"'" " 47c sans • et"-OZ. rt:Q5.
or you r money-back ~on f!Very purchase. Tru e, you give Up
games onCf stomps to Shop ot Marlc.er!ctslct t. But yo1r get:bo r.
gains and quality a lways, everyday. See for yourself.
Mcano11o.~o1Mo-1.o.Solf 22c Bread • • • • •• ~g:;
Ma.~ ........ t $173 Coffee ••••• ~
0..-Topp"'9 43c Real Whip ••• ,.
~"-"""'a--~ s-
,· ... Counlry °"~ roe
Sliced Bacon • ~~ Uil
C...wry ~ 'W-rn.~ l-14 $139 Boneless Ham ...
f"'-.IGM S\W.. 29C Li1k Sausage .'~
.lall °""" m..-v Quolily n .... ,_,.. 30c Chicken •••• • t•. \J-
u.s.o.A.a...i.:. s,..;~ l orQ $105
0-Bone Cho s ...
Swill "'""'""" S-"""' H0111 50c Butt Portion • • .. ii
5""" ,,...... • .,. ~ Si-.\ 55 Half Hams ••• "· c s ... h ,,......, o• ,.,_ JoM
Smolied c-c.. $1 09 Ham Slices ••••.
(old ia.'-8 98c Beef Steaks :;:;:;
DEAL ftACt:: -SANDWICH
GLAD BAGS
;~o 31 C
l't:G Of I.SO. 11c
'IONUS DISCOUNT
l,IGIAtS =
Prk•• ••• •fl91;tlw 11-1tir"'9\ ,....,, Sepl.10, 1961.
U S.OA.o..&c.T..,.i..ay ..... $119 Cube Steak.. • .. .
5;;.:c~·;tt;k"'. ,.$1 89 .
U.5.0.A.Choic.T......,. •• ..i $119 Club Steak .....
USJl.A.Cloob r-i....r Iron~
hmily Steaks ... 95c
ll..lD.A.0...T~•_,
$t;w1ng •eef • ,. age
• •
~.Ql.JAI $119 Jnstant'Coffee • ,
;._,.H.Mi .. -l .. 1'91;k1~. $139 Coffee ••••• "'
-C ff,.;.. rn.$)j3 0 ff ,,,,,CAH ·
(lld. IOi:OllloMI) l"l!Cobioo 3'-0l.. 84C• Syrup..... t l L
ito';ftie Mix '~ 37c
. i.,;t Matdaes:;;2SC
t•lo"'4a-.r , 27c Sno. Bot .••• '"~
~~or.45c Ju1c1 •••••• •n.
........... ,.. 31 · Margarine •• :.~ c ,............ 53 Swift Prem • ''<'.! . c ...........
S M• · '"" 17c auce 11 • '"'~
~'~~Wl.lpp.il 37c • 1\.\-01. Topping.. • • ""'
..._......., '>lie
B-B-Q Sauce'~ Lil . .
(;;:"J;n .• ""~ 38°. ·
!To';efrreats "~: 31 ~
·-·-"'"""' 3 $1 ' Burry Chips '.':~'. · ~
---5'>ll ' Pancake flOlll' ~ '->1
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Punch •••• '"'!< 37c 1 c.._w.. 73 Conditioner • ·~ ~
iii~ach •••.• .' ~~ 6t
o...-' .. 42c • Trend ••••• ~~
Spray Starch "c'!< 62c '
l(,vh. 3 T,,...-lrMcllr.,.I •:
· Dinnen •• 3 ;."?,~ 5SCi
...K .... L Rat" "•·0'·16t en ion. cm
il;f ian ... :~22~' .., "'" ""'"" 22 Rounds ••• 1:v·t! c
PlkNik 1 ')e Shoestrings .':~ ,-
Tenderay .Takes The Guesswork
· Out ·of Buying Beef • • • ·
Oh{y U.S.D.A. Choice beef is chosen for Tenderoy.
This '.fine b«lef is placed in special rooms where con•
trolled ~limote speeds up natural tendering action
-pro~ natural iDite1 ond flavor. No other
beef so fresh con be so naturally te.Wer.
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SWIFT PREMIUM OR FARMER JOHN
SMO:KED
HAM
LB.
WHOLE HAMS: LB, 55c
BONUS DISCOUNT SPECIAL
f.4.SY CA•vt. lARGE MEATY ENO c U.S D.A.. CHOICE TENOf:RAY BltANO 89
Rib Roast ••••. "· f:eone's1ea'~ .. l• 59~
fii°h st'e'ak"~":~·: ... gee
U.S.O A. CHOICETENOERAY BRAND eac
BONflfSS
Clod Roast ••..• L• •
(INCL 1 Oc OFF LA&EL} DETERGENT
PALMOLIVE
LIQUID
22-0Z.
8Tl. 49c
IOIUS DISCOUNT SPIOAt
FresH Fm NG CHICKEN WA.SU. 5SC 'THIGHS OR DWMSTlct::S
Fryer Parts . • •. LI. • • •
'-™OURSIARAltMEATOR 55c All BEEF
Wieners •••.•• ~: ·
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·FAMOUS FOR DEEP-CUT. DISCOUNT PRICESI WI All PLIASID TO ACCln ,
U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP COUPONS
e co· TA.MES~-ms -
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... will be stepping brightly
to the little school house
next .week! Give · a polished, '
pertty lad and lass the new
school togs and things that
will make Tuesday' ·sepf,em-
ber · 10 a shining happy day
to Nm!li;nber. Shopping is
,_.and ·~Ver so pleasant in
our lovely cool 72-degree
fully enclosed mall. A .child-
ren's delight is a ride on' our
Carousel. Come today · <and
enjoy selecting that .. just-
right thing from over 80
stores and services at South
Coast Plaza, the "Grand-
est Mall'Of All~" ·south Coast ?lua ,
a as: C1L. "" 'Wt w : s a :rurr. •• a . -. • "9 19 IN ITOllS ANO .lfl!VICIS ••. A LI Card • llbtrt'1 HtlHf"t • C. H. lobr • -ti A-1cl • illniclol CaMl11 • .._ Tall F11hlw • lqttr•'• ...., lloW1 • hllw ....... • llotlto'1 Do1aollr
U. • c.t.et'1 (h"'*-'1 Aott • Citlrict Colfhtrt1 • C1r1t'1 • Chuh111 • Chtf V • CM&: Acct11tfftt • Qri1' ,......._ • CUn1'1 St1tlonwy a Crocklf OtlnM NltloNI ... • fhW'1 Shoff • fl•'•.,...... ......
• h1 South COHt l'lau 1'h4ilm o '-'• o Goe01• Murray • Goldeo N"41e O oO:Tile ·'9 Trn~ • h•o 1...,.11 Sheet • H""lo & funk • H.f,C. • Hldlwy ,.,.., • HeuH el FMriu • -of> ...... -ofT ..
' ...... o -el T...., • H""" .. • Huntl"l!aft 1.,1,., & LHtl •. SMet • lowilf ily Jo..,i. • Jtt.,i. M.,.n •Joyce 5"" Tr .. O Jud(•• Klho & Uttor 0,._trltt • ~·1 ~ ....... _,; .. ,
• ._ ...,... • LI retltt Cale • Lied'• Sheer • Ulllw1 • M..._,,..,.. •,!lot-Co. .• --·· • M-& lluetl • ,_ • P•dk"""" ..i ..... -......... ,..,,,. a.,'. Ill ..
-·• -•-•Id • ... .,,, INuty Worl<i • leeh•'t ~ •'s..0 o lffn •st;,,.• s..th c..t DNp e - -e' T .... -• 11t llacll • 1Wor lox•"' ..... AU M I' HI ... • *l•• Miik City •• !I! '811,. ~· ..., •• !"111 • "!· ~·· 1-ll!)tw!Jr • 1111'.Jo . ' • ' •
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t-South Cood PIHo DAILY PILOT, s.,t. 4, 1Ha
School boo tlmMableol and
plcli-up locltlao& -· Oii• nounced tocllo' by Newpert..
Mt• Umlied Scbool
District.
BusocheduleebylCbooll
end gradM tell -and
where to cat.ch the bus
~ay morning, Sept. 10,
a,. flral day of ochool.
--.u,lble l 0 rid• should wall. al the oeop
nearest tbetr home.
No notilicolion will be
malled In students telling
OPAQUE l'ANTY HOSE
FISHNET BIKINI PANTYHOSE
ALBERTS PANTY HOSE
SUPPORT PANTY HOSE .... -
PSCIAL -1et eUALIT"t
of trllOllpOrtaUon, Mid ho
•xpocU 80IDO --» ve lull .lnll<lo IM ftlldlil ~ will dMll w
...-Ibo llhort --....., from """'°' lo IM btY
~I'll -bow II -out, but I tblm ,...,. lciDC
to haw to have IOfD•
mltllod ol -~" Mor· rlaon IO!d.
A nouc .. ble feolllre of the
bu1 tcbedulel t1 bow early
110mt bUIN urlw. Some
then
$199
$199
$199
54''
I HOSE ....... .,. ....... H ..... TM ....•.• 2:s100
· Over 100 Colan lo C"-From-Sir• I Sharl to 13 Extra Long
ALBERTS STOCKS
A
COMPLETE LINE OF
TIGHTS and LEOTARDS
IN
15 Pastel Colors-12 Styles
By D,,,..ldn
0,,.., -· !hn. Fri., 10 A.M. to ' '.M.-Sot 'Tll ' , .M. l'HONE. 540.4997
••1aTOL AT THa MN DlaGO .,,. •• WAY, OO&TA Mat.A
IT'S BACK TO CAMPUS
BOOK & LEARNING
Skirt and Blouse
effect on y
it's a ress
ped with a
smart new
weskit look
Many styles
to choose from
Size 5 to 13
$28 to $33
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SOUTH COAiT PLAZA Directly Above Cerrousel
llll51'0L AT MN DfE60 FREEWAY e OPEN DAILY 10.9,Jo P.M.; SAT. Tll •
Tune In the
Colorful
Sound of
Orange
County
•uslc!
RADIO KOCM 103.1 FM
From Fashion Island .
Newport Beach
Spring and Summlf
LADIES RUDBl8S
BACK·TO• SCHOO
SPECIAL
Natlanally _ Adverti..cl
ATIACHE CASES
AND LUGGAGE
TO 25% OFF
ALL l/2 PllCE
ROOTEM'I LUGGAGE
..B...,. •I ,,_ ClJ,..-
Innes ·
SHOES
OUR GANG
of" TOUGHS"
BACK TO SCHOOL
$
SPECTACULAR •
90
REGULAR
$14.00
"COVER
GIRL"
and
"Escapades"
• in
• • ltDinging
anti.que
leathers
Open Your Own. Cbarp Account
Or U.. Your Muter Cbarp
Or BankAmtricard
Innes
SHOES
• , , FITS THE FAMILY BEST
SOllTH COAST PLAZA
lrlatel •I San Dleto fl'llWtJ
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DAILY PILOT, Sop! 4, I~
Laguna Lists Bus Sehednle NEW
School bus timetat>lec and
pick·~ loc1Uool were an-
nounced today by Laguna
Beach Uolfted S c b • o I
DIMri<I.
Buo llOOedlllet toll "4>en
and where to catch the bus
Tu"'dey, Sept. 10, the first
day of ocbool. Stud<W eligi-
ble to ride should wait at tbe
stop nearest their borne.
Supt. William L. Ullom
8<lld it la the policy Di the
board to provide tr&mporta·
tion, wtisever pradical,
fOI": l
-AU otudenu in kin·
GG Buses
Set Runs
Garden Grove Un Ifie d
School District bules will go
into operation the first day
Of classes, Sept. 10. and
scbedules are going into the
mail to students.
Lists of bus stops and ari-
val and departure times
will be posted in the high
schools, ii studeots do not
get sduM1ulel at home, seid
Lee Hoffmaster, director of
district ....,!!pOttation.
The district bu 50 buses,
which cover a network of
400 routes each day. Only
ooe driver in ttie fleet is a
man.
plays •.•
'1 Auf WeiderMhn"
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dergarten through • i x \ h
grade.
-Junior hi"1 I C h 0 0 1
atudentB who !ve west of
upper san Remo • n d
Temple Hill& Drive and west
ot Wendt Terrace or further
than one mile f r p m
Thur&ml School.
-High school students
who Ilve north of Boat Can-
yon, ·a o u th of Diamond
Street and eaat of. Canyon
Acres Drive, east o f
Rimrock Canyon Road and
Temple Hills Drive, east of
Bluebird Canyon Drive and
Cress Street, or further than
one and one half miles from
Laguna High School.
Following are the bus
schedules:
Lii-Hltll --*""~"* 1:'11 So. Cout Hwv. t. T,...w,..
lll•nd J:OI So. Coul Hwy I. .&.11to OvVIW!M
7:09 It Co.111 Hwv." Camel Point 7:10 , Coell ltwy. I. !llutf D,.. 1:11 • C0111t !'iwv. I. CLrClt Dr. 1:1J So. CCNl'1 HWY. t. ThtH A•ch 1~~1 .. $cl. COMJI Hw'f ... TllrH Arcll ll•Y Ann. 7;11 It CNll HWY.\ ttri Avt. 7:1 . Co••I HWY. tfld Avt.
1:10 • 1<oe1t Hwv. & WnJ so.
1:ll So. N!/Jit ~ 1,::,.•v Dr,
1:05 No. ~II HWY. & 8t11rtY
7:o.i No. Otll HWY.\"'"' 1~01 No, 11 Hwy. ltorolt J:ot No. oa11 Hwv. emu11c1 ,,.,. ••• 7:Ft No. Coe1t HWY. & Cry1ttl Covt 1:\1 No. Coasl H'I¥)', & Sttbltl 7:U No. Cotst HWV. & El M&rro Trtlltr Pk. 7:15 No. eo.11 Hwy, &. lrvlnc Covt
1:16 No CO.II HW\I ... Emtrtld ••v
Gt!t No. 1 7:17 No. Colla! HWY. • IEl'nfnkl ltY
Gtlt No. l 7:1• No. COl1t HWY. lo E,,,.r1t41 .. y G'~'it, N~C..1 Cots! WWY. I. CrtK'ltlt lt'f ••• 7:Z2 No. Cot.It HW\I. lo Chloullt 7:i. No. Cgat l'twr. &. Wtve
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7:o.i :IGl'Sf Lltlvnt Ctl!YWI ltd.Y.f-.W. 1:11 toJJ2 L-Ct11,,_. d. VII. Hc5~.
I:• UO..... ClllYtn It•. & El Toro ..
l :IS lj.'~'1 H~. t-· 1:11 . C._t Hwy, LtllUlllll
l:ll . C .. 11 HWY, & VIUorlt Vnderl'!IU
7:U lo. CM1t Hllll 'w;·-T111"M I\ Dr • ~~ti ~11: ~=::': l ,.~' Avt J:OJ A It LtfUlll l"'!l'l.ll'lt H)ll1 Dr. J:OI A Ml LttUftt ChMlo!I WIJ J;OI (Mo!t,.. WtyJ 'Ztll Wfl.Y
7:10 V!'!t Hlll1 r. f Crnlt Wt'f 7;lj Ttmll'lt Ill r. 7:1 '""oi. Hlll1 D~ Tll<lr1lon 1;14 T.....,lt HUI• br. & •• ,.,ltw .. _
1,11 Cr1u • llutiDI•• Edtn1loin 1:1f llllflli~ Cy11. Dr. .. E11t..,111
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So. Co11,t H"n•. & Tllrtot Ardl 11'¥
So, COlll HWY. • 1'1'11'111 Ard'I ••¥ Anlllll •
So. ~ti HW"t'. J•crou trom Mlft•l So. st~-· l. m ... .,.. i oe:: H~: t ~111°'"'•
NII HWY. "'I'° Ptrt. atll HWY. Dltlflond N ii IVlll Af'M .... UI-(111-.... l.1111,1111 &ttd'I HllPI School
LlllUM ClllYClll fl:ll. & CllWOll Aeret
LttuM Cll'l't"O!! ltd. • LllJ111'1 FVf'l'I. ?llll LH..,... Cl-Jiii. J, R11. tllltl Llltl.IM CtllYClll , Sort0rnt •a.
LlltuM tl'IYOl'I R.111. V.F.W. L1111111 !'""°" ll:cl. t Ct.tit llodr;
Lu-''""" ll:d. • v.i Hos41.
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NEW MUSIC
All PEANUTS
fANS,
YOUNG AND
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box !"x.f"
"Sound of
Music".,.
Ouh Picks
President
Charles Dillinger of
Laguna Beach has been
named the new prNident of
tbe Soult Coast Q'vitan
Cllub.
Installed along with Dill·
Inger at a meeting held et
the O:iast Inn were Vice
Presidmt Lesr&el Venables
of South Laguna e n d
Secretary Julian Goble of
Laguna Hill!.
The Civitan Club i8 a mn-
political organization with 10
members. It spoDS<lT! con-
tests fOf' the best theme
papers on civic topics, helps
support the Boys' Club "and
, rotarded cl>l!dre!l.
Work Okayed
On Freeway
Th• S..te °"'8rfmeot of
Public Works bao awroved
$3.6 million for advance con-
riructioo of 11!e widening of
over 13 miles Of t b e
Newp<rt Freeway.
The area, which will be
widened from !our to six
lanes, extends· from
P a 1 I-1 a d e s Roed-BrJstol
Street in Costa Mesa to .an
area just south ol. the
Riverside F r e e w a 1 .Jn.
te<cbange in Anellelm.
two-texture tie
Comiq er iolnr. ft'• • tM for fa'f'Ofita k>olr: 011. cunpual
Tht cirdt-toe shlllie wftb brown IUlde Uppll' ii trimmed
fen Uld 1R wttb matchlJll' bn:nn. ~ hath«.
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lltrtl & """""' L111len & Throl.tth
Cr-t11 & Ctltllne
Cllt!llll & Tluolll
So. Cout Hwv •• A11tt.
C11trln1 & Dtk
$o, c .. 11 HWY. a lrookt
So. Cotll Hwy. & A11t1
So. eo.11 HWV. & MM
So. to.11 Hwv. & Rocl<.""'91
So. COl1t HWY. & Y.IC'tWNI Unlltf'!llU
So. tout HW\I'. a L1111111lta
So. Cotti HWY. & lllV. Lte-.
So. (Olll Hwr .• Allto °""""d
So. COlll HWY, • Ct,,,.I Point
So. ta.ii HWY. a llult Or.
So. eo.11 HWY. & Clrclt Dr •
So. Qlot.11 HW\I'. & Mine T.., ...,,ts.
So. to.st HW,r. & TtlrM Ardo 11¥
So. C:0.1! HW'I'. a Thr.. .4rcll .. ¥
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So. Cotti HWY. a "Sttos" 221'2
So. Cotsl HWY. & tlh SI.
$a. Cotti HwY. a Sltl SI.
So. Coul HWY. & hi SI. I. Ctllllnt
So. C-.t Hwy. & WW St,
FAIL SEASON
TERRY ROBES
SmaU-Med:lum-lerp
815 00
So. C-t Hwv •• Wftlty Dr. f-lt Mlltl. • ......,... cur-,.. L.nlllll c...,..
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Ptr't & 5tlort
Ttmpl9 Hlll1 & Dvnnl11t
T-19 Hltll a Ctrrlto.
u" Ttm11l1 Hiib Dr.
T-1• Hllll • U-• Stn Rtmo
1?21 Ttrr'\Pi. Hlt!1 Dr.
Ttm0i. Hiii• • Tll11n1on
T•m•l• HU11 & Ctft¥Oll vi.w
(See LAGUNA, Pa1e •l
S..uth c..,. l'loxo
llht.I .t S.. DW.. ,..._..,, C.119 M"9
546-2066
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Laguna Beach Schools List Bus Schedule for Fall
the Scene
with the
Sta1-terset
A SINGER'
.wing machine
IMlh oonvenieol carrying
case. Smooth s1ilchng
forward and reverse,
this machine sews on
all lypes of fabrics jf.;t'·"---;;;-;--trom sheers ID heavy \!"
"""'1en3. II~ Quiel
And vibration-free.
and
a SINGER' ceniller
VICtUll e1 .....
ll's got a long rmch.
Clllnl ligh i:iaces.
IOwlliacesand ~-al
l)laolo. Comes
~·111with
ac:c r rs :-iie&
lor$!*ial
clearing lol>;.
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SINGER
CHICIC ADORISSES
llLOW fOR NIARIST
SINGER STORE
SANTA ANA
Dant••• IOI W ..... St. 1(1 2.,,.,
COSTA MllA
lri.t.t & Stt11fl-r
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Hearing Set to Allow
Oil Drilling Permit
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
-A Sopt. 11 pulJlic bearlllg
has -let by Ibo cily
council hw. on a permit to
allow <ii drilling Oil 2,000
..,,, .. ol ... operty -by
the University of Oalifornfa.
Seeldnc the permit 11
George L. Guthrie, a
Newport Beach resident,
geologflt llnd u1oci1te pro·
fes1<r ol petroleum
bechnolOIY at Oran1• Coast
OoU.1•.
He said he iJ; .usocated
with Northlode Exploration
Ltd. of Vancluver, B.C. 'lbe
firm hu leued 1he pro-
perty, located in vacant,
hilly land in tht southeast
comer ol the city.
He said drilling on an in·
il:ian lo..a.Cfe area woo.Id
lho Ortego lllJbwoy of the s.., Diego rr-ay.
Guthrie aid be an-
~cipatog pwnpint 500 ID
1.000 bBlTI!la of hlgb (U·to-
oil ratlioo fluid dally •
He e.5timated that over
the ~year period of the
lease the 2.000 acres could
produce oil worth $2.Yl to
l400 mllllon.
He said ttie area had been
1ubjected to oil drilling in
t.he J>ast by three com·
panies, but not successfully.
4 on Coast
Win Award
GoDD
a Color Kick
Make tf'te scene I"
thleperMtrand
greJll wool lcntt.
Oursak>nlln
sln1Stolanty,
"'28.
• begin u IOOn •• J)OISiblt.
He asked perm!Mion to drill
24 hou'• a day and promised
11\at alUr Ille initial 20! day•
of drilling, no rigging would
project beyond tfle surface
ol tM rugged, unpopluattd
terrain .
Four Orange C o a 1 t
C o J I e g e a r chitectural
studenti from the Orange
Coast area have received if.·· ~···:· 8~~:~,!.""'~·7:: nf1US·ei ~'Qi-~~o~
Association for winning en-}.. ~ ··.·"""."'.·. '*~t 0 mi lY trie. in ttie model house -.-"¥'
designing competition. SOUTH COAST PLAZA Guthrie said Dil would be
pomped lltrougt. P\le• ID
lrUck lo.ding stations near
They are, Jim Caldwell. o,.. MK. nn ""· ...,... .,. .,,... p.-.
5292 Glenroy Drive, Hun· w. tllt 6:ot ,.111.
tington Beach; Denni1I .. ------------------~
Wilkinson, 15600 HcrtenH ---------------------
Group Forms
For Cranston
Ave., and Stamley Ryman.
9801 Cheshire Ave., bc:laJ. of
Westminster; and Steve
Roye. received 1 p e c i a 1
Blvd., Ne_,t Beoeh.
In addi.Uon, <ildwtll and ''Caltforrii•n• for RoyH I'!Ceived apecial
Craaston" i1 now being pre 11 en ta ti on drawinx coordinated in U'le Seal
Beach.Surfside areas by _ .. _,._ard& __ . -------I
Mr1. M.ortCl1 Baum of 81511-----
Catalina Ave., Seal Beach.
Persona interested i n
aidina: Alai. Cranston in his
bid for a seat ill ~e U.S.
Senate are invited to contact
· Mr&. Bawn or Mrs. R1ctiard
Shlttley, of 241 Sixth SI ..
Seal Beach.
c/W_akethe
S Fall cene
IN THE • Sf'OTLIOlfll
WHO?
Chrl1' thet's
whol
The ntw fashion
store in South
C<Mst P11z1 '-"'"\ -....
OUR CLAIM TO
FAN;.?
lli, N~iTftW·
FASlllOHS FOR
l'OU 10 lU
lliE ~ACtl Call Sinier
for 7·Pomt
Home Tune.Up.
featuring top
Mmt br1nds 1t
11nsibl1 prices.
$~71
ONLYAlo
SINGER
BUENA PARK
l l JO 0. Tit• M•ll
TA 1-7140
111•11• '•rk C111t ...
Rent a Touch &Sew'"Deluxe
Zis·Zaa MWin1 machlna by SINGER
for saso \ PER Free dtflvery
MONTH and pick-up!
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Sinaer Center today •
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IJMCllO °"'"'' C.nty l'l 111
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Ill-I 126
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~""4ic1 remedloo need· -~;1u.~ llph1n far
--._.uton,r------------------------------.,.,.--------------o:;ir"
·~ lo tbo most :!!}~!and lllolt dnll for ~. ·••i'' .• .,. P.Ea11omaa ,
't\;~;-~profe11or ~ ~ ' ~:.ad.,,oi.., u:
·11 -otve_r,lty of
. ~·· So• Frenclaco ~-~"'" ~b'l7ml!klli •·rilt.m;llffw from
-Jinn of-· 1111 • I f!' only to bell't dllea1e Ill~ ctemslc llmltaUOD y~· liiijof ICtlvtty... Dr.
~li11f.••" aald. ...... llriclly apealc-
iat, me-an ~on of '59.~. but Che -d 11
QliJl,jo-dlJoCribo owr 100
iiiiitliOl condltlODI I h a I ........ oehlDg and palli In
*It~ the Jomta, he ex·
-~~·· .. .Jliftiis riiritic group of
~ cause crippling
4flfottnltl.ee. Productive men
~ ~en .in ttie Jrime of life ·,no &re afftioted an-,._.111 Joge• 110:1ie ~ million
"dal• of work ," Dr.
l!nsl&DWI continued.
~on to rellevtnr
; poln, ,op\rln helps to wp-
.. ~s in8ammation of the
JOintl if enough of tlhe drug
ia li'Ven. If kiflammati.on
· l.&n't nduced, er i pp l iD a:
. ~ties which are ir·
: revenl>t• oan result. As
· lone as 11>1 patient la llllder
we don't bealtate t o
lftocril>e "" to 21 lablell •
cloy. Rlnlioc of the -• II a
sip l>at too much lll\)lrln
bM been take," -Dr •
Ens1emaa llld.
In IOlll<I people, "'l!"I"
CU ..... ln:llgeetiDD and
-bleedinc-'l'lt!s hap-
--Mpinil ciyotaJa ·-lnbtioD by <>Hncin« .. tbe llomadi wall. Seer•·
ti.on Of mucous, t b e
·-·· lqtUd lining, la Hduced lldd 111 campoalllon
II altoHd to make It less
pr_otecttve again s t
--acid. Patienta w«b a new or healed peptic •
ulcer .-e advi&ed to &db.ere
rigidly to tl>eir anti-ulcer
trea1meat when aspirin ill
considered. necessarY.
There are 911Y'1'al fOnns
of aspirin readily available
which reduce Ille chances of
1tcmacb distre.11, D r .
Engleman said. These in-
clude the buffered tablet.1
which contain antacids,
coated tablet:! which do not
dissolve until ttley reach the
intesttne, and a preparation
which rele~ the aepirtn
more slowiy to decret.se the
number of doses required
each day.
Some pe0ple are allergic
to aspUi.n, but thi.!i is rare ,
Dr. Engleman said. "I
believe tbe .advantages of
the drug· fat outweigh the
disadvantages," b e con-
cluded.
lfA1lBOR BUSES ...
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·~_''e JOI PRINTING ·
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SHA-G-SUEDE
IN GREEN,
BROWN and
$16 BLACK end
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I --back .. ' . ocbool ud.
time with '
peu-lect -· l<>«hoollllft •.•
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watcb.
Wlttnauer """""·..,.,,._ ml ......
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an "A" tor
uceUencAt.
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SoLilft Cq.ql ~· • 33J1 lrillol • Costa Mela • 540-9Q66
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suave, weN-heeled italians making a strong fashion sta e-
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ment oow m an jm shoe saloos. forcefully
designed of antiqued calf w~th an-
tiqued accent-sories, 21.00. A.
camel or black with golden
buckle. 8. camel with gold -
en buckle. C. green, navy or
camel with golden buckle.
grey wftA a ~lver-y one. D.
n~ -Mth a silver1 chain
camel or dark brown with
a golden ooe. et kl, brut?
JOSEPH MAGNIN
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tlle subject of crlllul rtWl1• l•
Koottrtille Yal141 and an lnvt1tl11· tioll ~1 tti1 fllhtal Communlutlm
Commluioll Wlltll 1 t1•·r.1t-old tllttronlc wlufd wlr11 tM arm IDI
aoufld tflCI pldur.. (RI
D 9 m Intl "'* "''' <ti (iiO)tdlikM111011 Is tioa1 to An·
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PEANUTS
DR. KILDARE
ALL~ 'IOIJ THf.IK I'M :5T
WEU.,'iOU'Rf DEAD WROH6,I /ll'CJ YOU CAN'T
Ml)( Mf. UP NO MORE. 1 K/llOW
WHAT 1 GOT TO DO! D ·---«I (30)
....... --(t) (30) GllUl.1 1r1 tht comtdy lull! o1
Muty Allen and St"' Roul, come
dltnM C.roltM Rlchllr, tofllslflt!
Lu Elliott. Ind lduutlf Btb Allen
lholl)' ind Tht lmptrills. 1ln1tr
811blra MeN1l1, comedian Cti1rll1
Mlllllfl, 4rid tilt lour-1111~ ruc•·l•u 1\\1:!----,~~--n,_.
D Sii O'Cltd M1W1t! cq -o.. tilt II Kttl" (w .. tt111) '60 -
Al•11 l.ldd, Doll MllfflJ, Do1ont ··-' .... _(30)
IDWINfa twt
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Ill 41 Cll """"" • ., (SOI
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m 11 ... ft'I tllHI (30)
fl) Pit Cm tM SIMdioft: A rtP·
1U1nlltiv1 from the SPCA (Nts 1
boy 1nd his p1r1nb tiPS on tht
111leetin1 of a pet for th1l1 home
erwironmenl
1:Jo e a m LMt 111 Spiel: 1C> t&01
Sdenee-flCilon 1dvtntur1 wries with
Guy Willl1m1, 111111 lockll11t, Mirta
Ktid•n. Billy Mumy 1nd An1el1
lfOUP, Tht Rawls.
0 ~ (]) Wtdllllll" Niatl Mowlt:
(C) ~. a-Stlplfl& II lllJ
led?" (eomtdr) ·~1n M1rtln,
Ellllblth MO!llfomwr. MlltiR &II·
51111. Jill St John, Ricltard Conte,
C.ral Bumltt. A h111dtom1 doctor
lltftt of 1 TY wits, const1ntty pur·
IUICI by WOftler1 11111, rou kl PIJ·
chi1trist for help. Th1 dodo(a
~um plots with tilt ibt's li1nc11
to hurry th,11 weddinr. (RJ
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m Jl[f fntiY1l: "Olympl1d 1936 ...
Tht first pro1r1m in 1 serlu II·
(r•ltln1 tti1 tll:Clttmenl of !Ill Ninth
Olyml)ic Games held 111 Btrlln, l'.Oe1·
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MOON MULUNS
, By Charfes M. Schub
By Gus Arriola
By Harold Le Doux
By Ferd Johnson
IMPROVEMENTS _;_ A visit to the San Diego Zoo
on "Zoorama" tonight at 9:30 on Channel 13 provid-
es d. look at some of the improvements made there
over the last decade. A recent experiment~ an
o~angutan and six crocodiles plus a look -~e
birds of Baja California also will be include() ..
TELEVISION VIEWS
Costeau Sets
'Whales' Show
By ROBERT MUSEL S
NEW YORK (UPI) +-Deep in the dark d9s
of the oceans, fant.Astic battles are going oJE)lt
this moment between sperm whales and giani ~
as awesome as the clashes of the dinosaurs in g:e
days when the world was young. :=
NO ONE HAS ever photographed these miJi!y
fights to the death for they take place 2,000 o:.~
feet down where little light penetrates. But if~·
one ever records them for television audienc!Cit
will be Philippe Cousteau and his one-man suti!Qil·
rine. =
Handsome. bearded Philippe, 27-year-old~n
of Oceanographer Jacques Cousteau is just comrat-
ing final work on their new documentary "Whariii'" which will be shown on ABC-TV Nov. 15. It ii ' e
fo,.\lrth in a serfes of 12 fascinating studies of . e
oceans produced by the Cousteaus and David 1-
per. ~".:·:
YOUNG COUSTEAU stopped off in New Ybfk
briefly this week for talks about the progress o,!:file
~~ree-year project which carries the general !l\Je,
The Undersea WOfld of Jacques Cousteau.":Afid
over lunch at La F<lnda Del Sol he told of his ;Jl!l'n
to catch with his cameras the great squia as ~Y
surface at night in tbe Humboldt Current of!ihe
coast of South America. :._· •
Some of these beasts must be SO feet aciOis,
from arm-tip to ann-tip, based on the finding~ Of.. a
squid eyeball nearly one-foot in diameter in ~e
stomach of a sperm whale. ~
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lnYKtlptl tht murder o/ 1n 11en1
from the MlnlsUy ol Top Stcr1t
tnfonn1tlon. They suspect 11111 on•
cf lht 111nts at the ministry mry
bl unde11oln1 "psytholotica1 disin· legration" throu(h 1n ob'l'lou1
"aplittlnr'' of his pnonalit,. (R)
COUSTEAU TRAILED grey whales. s#n
whales and fin-backed whales for the documen{d)t,
keeping track of the great mammals at night ~a
radar .. Guilded by Dr. Ted Walker of the ScrtJ!ps
Oceanographic complex at La Jolla, the expe<\ldbn
lived with and among whales and recorded somr.1-e-
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markable whale lore. ~ ~
"I don't like to attribute human iotelligeri.Ci'":to
animals," Cousteau said, "But we saw the birth o~ a
grey whale baby, six feet long and just as wrihkled
and appealing as a human baby. Later it dem~
attention from its mother and when she was ~P
on the surface the baby would ram her to wak('lfer up. , ....
"WHEN SHE WAS ASLEEP one day the baby
whale came over to our boat and played arouniflt.
This was obviously forbidden. Mother awoke, :iiw
where her infant was, swam over and with tietli.il
gave the. liltlo . .one a solid smack that taught at\ a
painful lesson." ' :,r;
Another extraorWnary bit of a film s~o'(r-a
young sperm whale dropping out oi the pack •f{en
the expedition tagged it with a tiny skindeep 'llal'-
pooo intended to help keep track of its wand~r§s.
Two mature whales dropped back from the !!Ek
and stationing themselves on each side of the yo~
ster repeatedly arched their backs. The yount:Se
took the hirrt, arched its own back and disl~td
the harpoon. ;:. :.;
l :lO R 9 (JJ The lftlft, Millblllill: (f) (30) M11. Orysd1l1 1rr1n111 for
1 blia11d to llil Bwerty Hilla whe n '"""1 becomu homa:Ck for tht ailhl of snow. (R)
COUSTEAU SAIO the documentary had il!<)!l-
vinced him there is no longer any excuse for \fall·
ing which has already reduced the blue wha\f:.
the largest living thing ttiat ever existed on eara,""1.-
to the point of extermination and t.hreaten~e
1:00 11 MoM: "Undtr fire" (d11m1) existence of other types of whales. -..
·l'i-RP '""'·St~''"'"-MUTI AND JE~ By Al Smith Incidentally, whalers say "thar blows!'" i!Mn 0 Wrll'lllnl (C) (90)
D li7l Cil ,.,... ,._ (t) '30l
Thi Rn. Tom Wlnttr 1llutu to
1men to llltticl; Slrsln Wlnttr •sb
help In flndin1 htr husband; Jiii
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sell sees her molllll' ind 01, Rouil
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Over 1 Million Dollars Inventory to Choose From.
BRAND NEW
CHARGERS
BRAND. NEW'
1968
POLA RA
• Nyfon Upholstery • Wall to Will Carpets • Automatic Trans. • Power Stfll11ng
'/2 Ton Pickup and Compor '/2 Ton Pickup
SftDlll~ wllll I feet Clb _, ulrlPff, llMp 4 129• wllHI bl\I Swtptlln .. All_fl\111 ... 3 tll'ff4 trflo
f-t dJMtl• Alt "' $I-" ... ...., <hr9 tRn&., ILO. tlrwt,. llfat 11t11T11. M.O. 'llflnp.
• Huter & Defroster System • Dull Brake System • Sack-op lights • J.Spild
-• Bucket Seats·· Hideaway Head-Wipers & Washers • Deluxe Seat 5 9 7. '
lights • Full Vinyl Interior • Beltt. Ask for Stock No. 125. 2
· Nylon Carpeting • Rear Deck
Spoiler • Full Rot;ng lnstrvmentaf;oo • Bumper Guards• •Mh Tray Llglit • H.D. '89 '89 Sprinos • H.D. Torsion Sway Bar ••• Ask for Stock No. 9.<5, No. 131. ~· 136. , ;-
IMMEDIATI DELIVERY '2 5'69 '°"' DOWM TOT•• MOHTI&T TOTAL PRICE itc::l,•
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sz1 sz1 52599 $!J $!J 52112
IOWW MOllTllLT TOTAi. NICI IOWM MOlmll.Y toT.lL .. Kl'
P.lTMU'I PATMfMT + JAJI I UC1MS1 Pl.TtWrf PAYMllll + 1.U: a UC1M11
IMMlClA.TI OIUYln !MMIDIATf CWYllT
'76 '76 . . "''""" •••""" ' IMMIDIA11 DILIVDY
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P1rPMM1 IMI ... "i & fl,,_ cMrttl Oii 4 nntlll 111 ~ illnk crffll TOTAL DOWN TOTAL MONMT ' '
PATMINT PAYMINT TOTAL ,RIQ ·+ T.AX & LIC.
Piymenh include tn & IJctinse a. fin1rw;:e chlrgtl on 49 months on 1pproved btnk crtdlt I 68 CORON ET '67 DODGE D· 100 PICK UP
8 ft. btd. (V27605)
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PllTMINI' .15~6 TOTAL
PRICI
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DILUXE MODEL
Fully. equfppff ·with r1dio, ht•t· • Du.I Hom $ystem • Tintec.
1r, wsw tirts, p1dd1d dish, cM-Windshleld • Deluxe Wheel
fro111r, ttc. Used, low inil11111. Cdvtrs e Deluxe Trim • foam
$1689 ;;9;;9 52389
'62 FORD 3.4 TON PICK UP
'49 •49 '63 CHEVROLET 3.4 TON PICKUP
TOTAL
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PAYMINT PAYMINT · TOTAL. PRla. 'itcl:I.'· .
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All PAYMENTS ON USED CARS INCLUDE TAX & LICENSE FEES AND ALL FINANCE CHARGES ON 36 MON I HS ON APPROVED BANK CREDll • . FOR YOUR P.ROTICllON
."'65 MONU ' '63 CHIVROLIT IMPAiA -. '63 FORD FALCON
s666 ..... s23 ''"' s23 "'" + =~LIC. = ~r:-:.·
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" '63 P,ONTIAC GRAND PRIX
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$666 ',::~~ S"IJ l:'.lil s23 ~l:tl. tTU&Ut. • nMt. nMT.
IWI IOOll Ptt.ICI $142S
fy FAl.CON FUTURA.
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• 165 PLYMOUTH FURY II
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'66 FORD '63 FORD COUNTRY WAGON
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IWI IOOll PllCI 11270
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'64 DOHI D"'ilT· 270
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'65 CHIYIW llDAN '65 DODOI DART
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'65 CHIYIW M•UIU CIL 166 PLYMOU1H FURY II
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100% UNCONDmONAL GUARANTEE -THIS
STAR STAns IN WRITING THAT HARBOR
DODGE GUARANTEES Tll CAR 100%:AGAINST
MECHANICAL DEFECTS FOR 100 DAYS OR-
4,00Cl'MILES WHICH EVER COWS FIRST AmR
PURCHASE. THIS INaUDES AU .MlC\IANICAL
PARTS, ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, ·tAmRY,
SPEEDOMETER, RADIO, HEATIR ON AU CARS.
THIS GUARANTEE COVU,S ALL PWS-·AI·~
LABOR FREE TO YOUI
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REALTY COMPAN.Y QPOlntmmt to teel * * * * Vktnriat Jett cm Valley Ro.d. Lovely euatDm : BR, 3 ba, BR. ~Baths. UvlnC room + 1't qpper _, ... lu.Nrl '
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,_ bomo-!ha _., , · lcoe-Alt .,.. 'Fl'• bl.... .. 174,900. pord>, -.\ -I .. WOOO PAllNEl.LIG & ~~-~ ~-~ .::tinalotl ~ ROUGH AROUND DUPlfX ~ = = don 1HE rox Cl»IPANY "' aaraae on allq. iArlt LAllGJO; PICl\Jllll WIN· wuo.GHt , BUY 61 OR fflA m M.:V..ie·1tllw1t1tea. THE IDGES ~· ~ 642..,.. tot. v .... t 10'° .SO..: DOWS, W!VI CAIU'l:TING,
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• llooilllla -.... -..._, aD -Col .... Rallty 54' SllO VA ...... ,_ -to -. -.... -boaL 135,000 -.... OCEAN VIEW could .. -... ' lll>IW. ,, ... _, ___ ...... ...,..-. 11l00Alllmaa&-_._._._ E•l••"""' "YEAR.c.J0ommm:1a1b!dc+11 ... 0WNER ""'--CameoHlghla11cls !!!::'+HOBllYROOM,
.. ,. ~ .... wt.th lfrcUoe, yt/W earpell (Nffr 'annna 'nlftter) s Mdroom, 2 bath. Uri N)UND•' aumner hllm•. home. SZJ,#IJ. $511» ..... bit 1 Br -, .. den. dbl rm. SHARP. BR mepente dlalnC -~-old -·-to ...
--llloo --.\ -Only IU.l!CJ.EZ wood Doon ful4I ...,,.1eo1. °"""' utno ....... -bat. 111!1 "5-IC p...... m.. ~· Iii",._. •-.17 bunt cownd to buy. SACRD1CE! ..sdltional unit. MAKE On'-PaWlolllt7 I mt. 2 &A.t Ollb'. room, built -In ll:itcben, luab ~ ~ Wt I
fldlo,..onolhm>'a-ER TO OfT.Q:r PAINT· hmrm. -)'OI pooo Hunffngfoll IMch 1400 ~mi:~ ~~!GO(lDUP .~~
D ,..,. cU4 .. a:!ra.. f ING. I'd Price pm;,,$31,1&), N -· m. ·-'•i• -__ , . A ...... •&.oE.o
... Ulm -"' -&st ~ --· * ... * USTING """OOROl&SIER, CdM PAINT HERE ,; 'l1IDU: ~ ibia ii ft!! Prb!d tr;r TAKE°"" aWtnc w• GI * Jilt • . Jl Nattreu. lUtr'. 642-1415 YAJtD WOlU{, El'C. n· • .,; ...,.,;.·a1 Pl.!Otl. --· 121,eo. I Br. 2 Bath. °""" trl<d o1 driv1ll& "'° TERRIFIC $24,100 toutlllndlns A ....... ~
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"•" llH IU-4156 "' ~· .--s BR b o m " family noom. c~. °'"P. $25,950
-"2-7777 $125.00 Mo. :iru v1ota Doi°"' HAIRIOR VIEW Nowpa11 ....,, 1200 ""'"'"' -"' .IMni ..._-.eon'""""''"" -l"OOL N-B .. do '"'"" .....,., ..... f"l'>'· -FUU PRICE ~-.. CM. 1Ui5.oo -MONTH PAYS Raaorly "' -mlltr· eonum....,. --to •tlM CUSTOM I PAN I SH Luse -kitchen with HA,FOAL REAL TY OWNER ~·ImJ> ,~;;;;;;;;;;·-;;; .. ;;;°"'";;;;;;;;;Evel.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, f AU. 1or thlll s bedroom, g """""" • · · m<Wo Into. Too Kb>& mo -Clll m.m& UPPIR BA y ....... hullt • "'' """"'8 "H<mt1 to Ma.,.,-..,_.. rn<ANCE
,_old -...,,. with ~~~ BR, 2 ha, -rm THE BLUFFS. S100 n. ....,. ..._ tile ~~ :.U--~ W w..... --MISSION RIAL TY 1"'311 blato!ol pool. patio and 138.900 _..,_ • • ~··-9111 So. Clout Hwy. Lquu
_, ..,. _....... Act Complda -BEST IUY ~ :.,::~1:._=:.;.,!; Dnperar. Owner l'h.... <n•> .._
tut •t 121.000. Fiiia ~. RARE r .. can1 beat Iba low -din. ;.,. .. -!tr. rm. w/ GI LOAN Vamt, I BR, -tam. rm z:mtAORDINARY-
-clorllp Roma -2 BR • ""' + • thlll -IOlide al lrpl. PU<led -rm. w/ Ow... -te. w1l1 lcoept w/frpl<, , _,.,. latmolry ol MODEL HOME, rou,y
Loaded with ""' 1-Unit to 1ooot Olll -...... r-,._ bop f>lol, "" bar. S-S2IOO b Ida -! BR .\ """"' OJ lot, .-"""" View ol °"""-I BR, 2 loa, ame to llqlptna: ICboolJ $.18 500 lou bedrooms. I Queen m. tile tlccn. CUit. cup. A den home. Den btautifWb eue. Submit otttt m,250. new nna um m e>wmr-
ORANGI COUNTY'S ~ ~. ""'· ana.CORBl.N·MARTIN ..... mba~th· maplllctnt..,.. •---~ -,.. eov. patto. ,.,,,. .,,,.neo1 with matcbtna bar. BRASHEAR REAL TY .., ·., ,,_ SJi,500 would )'Otl beileY• .... __,.. ~ ha. lndarpd. 3 Car prqe. i'\J.1b' carpeted. Brilbt step MT-8531 * Exes. S41-24U LOS PADREs RI.TY •
l.AJtGEST 12>,llOO to 121.000 REAL TORS 1np and ....tfu1 .t.w. Own-"'""' oma! f19.SOO •vlntl kitchen with aD the HOME • """"" ...-i, 895 G,_, L.B. ffl.'8l3 : 2fl !, 17th St. 646-4494 Ph: 644-1133 2036 E. C-i Hwy,CdM " -out of.,.... BY OWNER....... """"" appltaqcn, ldjoh> ''""" 2 "'" l ba .. ..,..,. 2 BR up I .... 2 BA, : Mon Right 111 ~ .,...nNOW! Only13&.5110. BUr BUY BAYCR"-'T ................ Only'" apt.2kl'4ba ...... diop.; -.,;, ~ .--: -.~ ·-~1771 Anytk1•* ()utwbinctinl In fNer/ detan ~ =i::~~e= QWctPow.slon LISTER REALTY cl:il. earaa;e. bea~bltowa' $31.000
ru · . .., S Bdnoro, 2 loath i. a 2 0" A LO' J EASlSfDE J IR -mJ Ill It. COii!., ltlW ....,, Bl,. llB, ""'633 Nev Fuhion looland '94-3Slll •
GDDe In. blue moon value. n prcteaa.deeot.A·lnlhcpd., 5 5 BEDROOMS • 10'J Avomdo, CdM. lSClxy2BB2BA, VIEW .m. .... FfftCll Newb' pUntred. Karutat1 a.tom: 2 BR hornet cm larp 2 batha. Famlb' room, &.. J&'. BR. Xlnt cml. Ran buy p:i,!fiO ntA-GI, m down. I DIVORCE Forces 1 a 1 e. come, clOM Ul be&ch/~
'1 CU1)etl.Moafm&nonx:Jln. lot /-t.t fnlftt A: place,l'Abeat,newcarpetl, at $69,.500. ~" Loan bathl,larsemtrywtth..-.Bffut Top rl World' BR $28COO ~ ·
Ullo 11 lot -~ 2 llttly· olewn • Owner bu pqn::bu. • r.r draiiet. aoem pUrt A ft'• tranfernble. Not en le.ue nt.t Uvtnc rm A aiepuate home w/Canyon view, l-~·-·------I
home. S + 8Ra. uWa lfv.. eel ~ bomt. $11.500 • l!ladol. 111111. landlcsplns. vacan.L Owner will .U VA 100 WE.!Ja.DT DRIVE land. IM-282a Eva famD7 l"OOID kltcb. w/blt-ha yard, clou to IChooll .. Cash L19una Niguel 1707
ill& rm., aqukite new CU* 646-7171 '46.2313 :-~--~":." lbe other. « FHA • $29,1'50. -.T71.1 Open Ev• Z1DO WINDWARD LANE ranp A ov:m d'llhwasher J:r equity l take over loan. I --"---''-'-'"-....;.:..;;;.I
, ...... _, .. .\ beautlfal OPEN EVES. 'TlL 9 $290500 ALsO DUPLEX .... •llntr ~ c.m......; '94-.1134 PAC ISLAND VILl.lGE
------'' ~ ············ •.soo 3 BR 1 •th. fiml17 tocim. 5 Plus Bo-nus Room ~:a::;·~: cp .... "',dri>t. 1!!!'°'ped,tt. Block H·1!.~~t1M'· By3 !,!>-~,. ~ ~~ :=:::~ •. -~-"-I •-·•'--kl'~· •~--.._ ftlct1.-11q. ,..... --... .... ...._ace, -ranre. .........._ .... .._.. 'Reuonabl.e * 613-6636 tru, 1500 If. trpl, prden THE \:/EAL
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~ r:--1PERRON $lt,!l50. Tenm VA, FHA or Ro11inC hlµa, eowrtry pa&, llmdedi:, lSl,500 BREA'nrrAKING View lot, patio, pool flcWq. h
-w°"'·11':t:c11· di Rlt -.• ....... ~. 5 ,b'" ... SIJJR. v °'1a cUdoREER. "':!."!.-mo111·but '"'"· n.ooo """"· _..,. n1c.. C. """ ell.. Biik &.C.. • •r •· f'I. nn., " ..... w w car-..,,.,....,.,.., 962-44n M6-8103 balance ;55 mo. 497-lllO $39,!MXI ... ' ' -A.f-.'.!'!I! I,,•:., -$500-DOWN 642-1771 Eve. 644-6927 ,:'.,;,.'"'"pott ::'."~ , = =.. "::; i:,:.c~1am°'· 11r:; Uk u...ao · I REDUCED! s Br. 110 1oa, ean ,:,_: ;!'.'!~
"'if"" .... ---~th11Cbeolorotom211atllfllm. -"""""'on!' bt ...... 1o.l3i,soo1:;-da I 1'1Vm19"lnln Uoed2B<.Apt.So .. Hwy. mS.CoutH-;;,~lol.oc : Myllll I>-.°'* la.,,...,_ 5 IEDROOMS LEASE-HOME fJllOulll. Ownor.5'f.21f!,l-m..... 141.SOOT>adtT......,,. KtNTALS
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"'l ~··· mubt. WClll.'t lie aromd Ju.rt. *P from an~ • 3 Bedroom.I, 2 t:.U. 2 • COAn MOVE In! Near MW' BR., pdllbippedft'am.badl:F.ut, Fount1ln V1lley 1410 HOUHI Fumlt.hN
Haorw'1 ,Your Answtn kq! $13> per mmth l!tjOO-2 Baths. dhbr room. -Ex· yeu Jeue. • A frill.,~ cpU. nr. ~-beamed cdlln11, arched m-R t I t Shi ._.,
et pliodplt and b:ltertft. tra llzle )'9l"d _double Pl'-WALLACE m.ooo .. 0pen. wukendl; 3,j} try, au custom llsbt 'ftxtar.. Nloe 3 BR e, Chmer, 1'4 -'" 1 • o re .avu;;io '!:°"' z~ :::-.: q:e with alle1 eitrance -R!AL TORS 62nd St Owner 6T"a--01Q es. • BRa, formal dinfnl BA, bltina, aott H20, crpu., RESPONSIBLE warJi:tna strt
ttlU ~ occupied Wat $29,500 with ~ down or .S46 4141-BY Owner $47,950. $5,000 room. Jlllt too mucb to di> drpl, ftplc, pmilled fam. to ahare 2 BR apt with
N-Bwh n....i-J OWD!r Wfll lew wttb option. ""---lwnl..., dawn. 699 fl?\ll'll"irc cu.tom crfbt! Asu:nt larae lliA rm., acreened patio, I& fncd aame One dilld OK. Cilld ~~· -.,, ••1• '"7 71 ORANGI COUNTY'S ,..,.... Bit 2 -p1 den ·1 B loan. loL 125,900 w/12»> don · BR, .. -ttt. UnHL Dec bltta ~ • -. 1 --· 1111 "' 83' 6u ~ •---........ n •-·-Clll"I! avafl. ean ~2215 or
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.._ .-.. -~. 2M3 WESI'a..IFT DRIVE OPEN F;VES 'TlL t LARGEST . _ -=--UJ View. 7ee atmp1e. Prtsdat: Paul Jonet: Realty ~""wan ._.... w~-.... ~-~ pa&L MS-mt ()pea Eveai. 292 IE. 17th St. 646-4494 4 a.tlmt-Fam~ Riii area. Call IO-rlllt MT·U96 Evea. 536-7124 962-1678 eves. I: w)Qxb only ~· by 162 A Tullp Lane,
B., .... °""' -boa"" 4 IEDRM-l'OOL-IU.500 -"IO" WN WATERFMNT 3 Bl\ 62 . SAVE Iii Out of County 1605 BEACH Apt 1 ..... _, 21
..... -. Inomae. """' -"$23.500 * Tip Top Shape • ...... Huae •lctuno -...... °"'' llJO.ooo. want w111< "' .. ICb. N....,... w .. , $>() mo. 12110 " st. NB. att .,t I: wetl lr*Pd · $f9,950 NO DOWN In=. room~= $30,000 la acret1t dn. P*>'· Low 51'.~ GI, $174 paya all. iALE Or trade 2 Bl'. mod. 6
· .. can 1131311 Completeb' rdurbiJbed 1nalde 2 BR Home, near Biy ' ~ver pl:r::. Showa lib ~ ment. l.J&-Tm 3 BR, 2 BA, fam rm, rock Me Yucca Valley priced 1---------· ... ~ s 17,500 A: out. 2 bath&. Quality car-Ass SV.% Loin Park, Jt.2 7.one, m.~. model 540-1720. NEWPORT ...,. 2 BR. & frpJc, an ~E ~l, r:!ced950, !~ eq. "30.), 499-Un Newport 811ch 2200
,_ petinc. BWlt·tn rqe tnd Ume 7.\ 81lbol Bay TARBEl.L 2955 Harbor BJ. cOn•. den; e«ner. $23,500 pa. 0• crp ' .... .,a, .,...., 0 ;::'::;-::r:===:-;-· I WINTER ~ntal, ocean mmt ~A=:: 3t!::~ OY& Covettid ~do wltfl Prop111tle1 unfum, $24,500 fum 6l3-668l ~pll~La., H.B. Nffd a GarbenatAnale? 3 BR, 2 BA. $200, 4111
. , BBQ ad'Jacent prett;y An-on ttda Colleie Park beauty 673-7420 Eves: 613-9117 Cotta Mesa 1100-s,n,900 -3 BR., 2% Ba., Jn or Find H with •want ad! Seashore Dr. 6J3....l16l -ldtdlm. $13 mo., pm. taxes than)' pool. No down G.l &aturinc 3 kina: alz.ed BIU, The Bluffl, Fr an e ea ca
and J..· MJ&td: conD:lw 5*)..Jm double f.lriplaCt!, Juab kzx:I. model. Newl:r decor. Owner General 3000 Gtn1r1I 3000 Generil 3000
• -TARBELL ltllO lla:!>or Bt. ""''""' • cul-d .. 1ac ltre<L •TRANSFERRED • NEW rnA OR VA TERMS "'"11'9 -------------,.., ....:.:.;_...;c=:.:::...---.:.::.:1
Jr a rr--:... W·-OPEN HOUSE DAILY MOVED A-Uth. lllu.t OK '"' ttU .... Bay .,..a MUSfSelll o-m 3 B<.11' Qfill1l ,&), I /)'C ~C:.I DAVIDSON Realty 2519 va ... r Pl. ..n•BR,Sbatha.,ICbool comtrhome.Roombboot ba. Npt H•!Pll. 133,eo p~ ~"U l"._-~ i;,q•v ·
GRANGE COUNTY'S JUST LISTED .\ pm. Low .....,_ &•M•H w tnllor. 3BR 2 loath, FIR TraclorT Brllr 1'13-4'156
-' BR, all .... only $23,500 • .......-i .. -. · LARGEST -·-Goeol Eal> way. COLLEGE ml.TY Nawpatt Hp 1210 -293' !. 17th St. 646-44'4 ooldl loolltkoa 1l1tt& Jl1&t £1tott .......,
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"-!«>DOWN -MOVE INl -Ews. 5'S-a9<l *'642-1771 Anytlmo * Ivan_ Wolil'-';i';;;. ":'':.~ ,! ~ .,,. """" -delJI. 'ea. ~'!'r.:~~.: • WILL $20 .. ;;: VA .. A CAARMEAr -, BRNEW, !_S~D!L.:. ~!.!: the .... ~ ~ :: ~-= ~.:.. "'=
# i.Jec:Sdc ''Award'' built-in -•• .., -..-...... • ... ..,.,."-THIS "--~ Caver«! 9!%etmd • 2 Bil base famlr room Immaculata -F.u!7 Amlfld. f~ rm w/wf!t Mr, 3 Cll' trpk:, ~ .... ti«. bit-bdlft )'OD. .......,.! .~... •• f<I fqn aD -noomo!. • ~ ..... md. ,...,, can. I -l'amlly ..... Omtnd -.... -"" • -.. Ol>J, "" .... Graham Reahy spnnJden _ artt.tic JuU 1U:tn. ~ Efts. Mf.0'1lO Room, Doubl• llrtplace, ~ A: dlOOle yoir prme 1: int CALL RAY N_, NB Pmt otc. M6-Ul•
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WATERFRONT JEAN SMITH -$11.500 EASTSIDr: Quiet -DELUXI DUPLIX ' 3 bedroom. 2 bath, wall to t1a1 .,... • _, N ....... W-1111 1230
;PT. home.3 BR. Tam with Pier.\ !illp, 152.SOO REALTOR .. an earpe 11•1. """"" Hefstou. 3 ""'· built·""·
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' m<l<O CARE-LESS HOME Moclornl -$11,!IOD TAR.BEIL 5Pf !'.dlnotr l\EliRiNG. BY OWNER WVD.Y Vlow b o m • •
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NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE 646-7711
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COSTA MESA OFFICE 545-9491
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NO DOWN PAYMENT te CIUllHkd V~ta and th1t Sl'.llftllh stYle home "'t!li I larle ...._ PWSR NY!.ON CA!!PtTS and FAMILY ROOM to,,.,.,... L1rp eltldtnt JoI-., with LOAD! or CUPllOARDS. dlabwubar ... .u built 1na. 1-teol owaU-... _and NEAR nllt!EAall
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Newport !Nch 2200 Coate -3100 CNll -4100 Cotto -S100 Hunlfngton Beach 5400 Offfce Rontal ~ 6070 ;;lt;;'";,;;ch;;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;'1;;50;,I
9M0&.i.uo.,..1S-J,..el5. LEASE:•""""'· 3 Botha: $25 Wk. Up HARBOR NII. -Slq>pWla ":1~UJ!~dl~l~H COUNTRY f#I» mo. Coqlletely lunl. 2 uecutiv. b'Pe borne. ao.. e StiidJo -. BaCb apt&. centtr: San Dlqo Frwy. 2 ON --· A'~~
Br. 2 Ba. Bl"' -.. lo schls., WNtc\111 !l>op. e Ind Udls 6 l'toca -B """"" ""'-•~ •-w~ LIVING
r.--1-. Pado, dutibouae, Qltr. 141o.1.tell; by app'L oa-• "-~ -. -· 0 . ..:. GREENS r. • new Deak spam aY&lla'ol• In -~ k. Bd $350 Mo. ht -~,. v-. d:rt.pft.. $125. T'l'62 Glencoe. oew.-dnct bWldlnc at Lovely :S Bdrro., S bath t.Mnc beattd pool. Printe b8ch. "#• er. req_. ' • Mn Oala 6 Bu Mer Apt L lfT-9466; or prtme locaUon In dOwntown on 214 acrn. llOOlld for hon-
Adu.lta. No ~ ~~;.~ :.t:' • m ~·=; A1::n ml Newport mvtt. 5CM'19!i 8ACH!:LOR .. tJNl'URN, m-HK S.l Su:n • ..,., 1..quna Stach. A1r C'Of11U. n ; hu tamlly orchard A ii
• -VW.Co: _,_ 9115 80\CH,· .... wl>11d> .. both, frolll $100 NR. H>mtlnct<n Shopp'& ....... carpoi.d, beeotll\11 "-to-."'1lprico
0... Hwy. ~ ! BR. 4r Je newb' decor: •lw q'ltl. l!fliltr; San Olqo rtwy. 1 paneled P&ttitlonln.t:.' Twc 189,500. J'or further Worm&·
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, I ...,.,_ ~ RalM mai<o ...... "''"""' 1225 Mo. u-wport •---• 4200 Healed P..11, Ollld C.,.. "'"· Msr Apt a. 8'7-: "~.~~· loll.De~ Eckhoff & Aasoc., Inc. II • a RaitaJ e.raatnl We 5'&--'1Ull be ""' u.~ or 892--2404 S..t, Stm a: evea, per moo.w ....-tplel. -1811 W. Dlapman Ave.
have all sizM 6: prlct>I.· • I.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;::;;;;. I ~. AtlJ. to SboppUls -and chain •l'a.llablt tor is;, On.nae, ca11f.
BURR. WHITE R It I f No Pttl allowed NICE 3 ijR apL $lZ · $135 Buaineu boun answering 541·26'Jl Eve•wlmd1 53U12'T
' ' •• or ,.N.:.:;"'"-''"po=rt-'Boa=ch::.;__32_oo_ * .ai.11ne Ree * .:mtO Pti.-w.,,, •• 1W--.. ln!non .. --available ,... 110. ' 675-4630 •v~1: 642-22531-bcr 6 Mamt, Oitta Maa. MT-3.1Ts"bet 16 8 PM. All 11tlllt1n pl.Id '**"'Pt l~~~~~!!!!!!!!!~I
'. MAGNIFICWI' vi.w homo, ~=. '!,_ V'~, 117:;...' ' APARThll!:N'l'S .~~-ft ........... Mount. " 0-rt 6210 t.. o;r. ICbooll Ii; •torts, J o.-. .pcs.., 1 ve, .~... m>Y.CTACUl.AR VIEW Ugunai Beath / 5705 DAILY PILOT
• " lldnM· F\whly docont.d l Carpet>. dnpK. Adults °"' Wi-Vt.oc • Boet 222 FORES!' AVD<lm PALM DESERT
l"' yery ~let tumltu.tt. SZ15. ly. No pet.I. Pool. .Up: call SUpe: Availlble Ext:elle.nl. park • like NI"" 100 CLIFF DRIVE LAGUNA BEACH NEW CONDOMJNlUM
f .: Call after I 11.m. ~ '7S-10M A(ter. PM 2 BR. 2 Batb Apt&. to ... ~ t.or ~Lll requi,.. LUX\JRY F1lRJi/UNnJRN '9t·!H68 -Owner 1ee.vina: country. BNu-
' BR., ~ 2 •-., bl~. BEAC:I Apt. 6ot 11 lge studio t 11'.&.c::£ -or. BUY ,..-.. • qwc: Yearly kase. l • 2 Bdrnu. CORON• DEL MA• tifully Furn 2 BR, 2 Ba Sand-
'Ch.Ud o~=. pets": Sn'§ M';. Qtl», l br., frplc, crpts/dr7L U45 ~. llp. $59,flOO up l>itcrlmtnative T~ Yearly Leue. l bedroom OFFI<i SUITES "' piper hoffie', laviahly planted 1911 36' Fiber-Teak sloop,
Sept. to June. m rut St., $115 mo. See'5201 River Apt 2525 Ocean Blvd., CdM 1p&,t_ ~~~REN ltept to Sb:IN &. Shopt MUTUAL BUILDING tnskie patio. Many Extru ditld aux, 1 aa..llt. Ree.dy
N--Sbor'N 6.U-tss3 B 01 w.s730 613-1788 -for furthtt info Oeeanvlew !rom every Apt. t-• pt Evea. &12..6429 for world cndlbla or o&an .. ~, MARTINl"'UE from """" leue air cond., cm ..... ttCt'l ' _ft ... _ Trd/ ll'lcome Coast ATTRACTIVE Watertl"OClt 4 Henn~ Trott, Mar. ,. ......, mo Qp. A: lelepbont 11ervioe, Xmlx ....... ,.. '
BR. hom" boat dock .1,E;;;..t;;;B;;;l;uff;;;;;;;;;;;;;32.4;;;;2 1~'!'"~.., ... 'l"'""""""" GARDEN APTS. ,...,.., ea,... l dnpoa 200-2000 ft Exch•ngoo, R. E. 6230 Prop. or smb-boot 6'1>-2838
Winter leue. txl 38th St.,r• ~? __ ~Ix apt 15\IPiex Oft , .. L .. ~--.. •-a CM UPSTAIRS 2 BR. $165 mo lnc CALL g...s 615-4010 4 RouBH full --orn. 500 • '6S MUSTANG Conv. 6
./. u~ or OCNn. Wet bar, ~w • _, ~ ' · • atll .......... le .. ~'-~-· -· N .... -~ k. -for NB • ,d_ eai1 Mn. Hmdonoo""""" , __ ,, .. ~ ~-·--1ffil • CJm&<, ex .. top 111,000 oqu11y w-.....,. ·-~ --
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8 UNIT deluxe a.Pt. JleMiic 11 "'°"'· G""' "'1.000. eqµllf $89,000, ---• ' ' " gar, ....... ,.. $250 •lnter/$300 tm •--1a •-,Apt"", C.M., ........, .,.. .... ,~·0 1,.,..••---..-.1 "-.. cn1-Want Joe -,_ .. _ SC.2221 ~ !;.,. R~-iatate ~t;y. ~ .. WINTER Rental -Sept. 10 to Avall. S.pt. lat yr))'. Boe.t dod: avail. Adults .-u • ...._.. .a..w , NICE Dduxe.2 liR 2 BA \;eat ;;;; ......... ,~. ::::::::::., ~ v "" .... iu ..........., ""'"~ f~ June lfl Bay tronL 4 Br 3 Ba Eaat Bluft 4 bedroom, large M pets. 4005 Marc u 1. _.. ,..., ...... _......
• S300. mo. 925 Bay OR 3-6171 nvina: room, • d.l.nini room, 3l1-%l32 or (805) 969-31T4 AVAIL SEPT. 13th ocean, tinted a:laa, dee qe R. E. Want.cl 6240 Fut 16' 8Kl BOAT 100
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~. Ntwport Htts. 2210 Janilly room, built-in Jdtch-TEACHERS -3 Br. I: den, '.J 2 B~ ~carport ~00, Disp., pr, Jdry. 0'7 ... Jtti5 Offlc• Rental 6070 WANT Income or com.mere. !,~· =~~=
en, beautifull,y landscaty 1 ped ba, b"plc, bar. Furn. Fully wi~D ·~centia ·Avt. lhftt•I• Wanted $990 SECRETARIAL prop. to $300)ll>; hive or 1' M04622 or 644.285'.J
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scboola .tr; lhopping. $13S. ,_.,--o. 11"'-'· wa er an $225. (713) 256-2237 ~ • 636-4120 e LARGE 4 or 5 BR house Modem o!t:lces, carpea, air Realtor ~2805 ~,
$48-0797 gardener lllVlee. Ontum. Pool pr e 1 e r re d coriditlonina, parkfna. From Trade on 4 or 5 BR house 1-========='/613-31163 Eves. S4U966 OCEAN1'""RONT 1-2 ll 3 BR. $85 NEARLY new 1 BR, re&p0nsible family oJ 8 & ~ WANTED: Small houte, very Newport or Corona del Mar
Corona d•I Mir 2250 Bay & Beach !:,or=~r:;~=.'~~ stove, drapes. a:ar• peta,$250tn$500forvalue :~z::,~-:~thSl, :':xi=~?'~for 49'-75QJ
Realty, Inc. 1110 1 ot'JAA c.A.I!. ...,..., Employed lady. 95f, W. 17th n!Celved. Write Box 11, San Q>ata Mesa. 642·1'85 ' · · Bun.DER hu Eut It West
2 ~· 2 Ba. Jura. <r unlu~. :ms w. Balboa Blvd. NB 0 _., • ......,..........,., St. 548-19'12 Gabriel, caw. (nll 287-lln 3 COMMERCIAL 1 indust. BUSlfr'4ESS and lflde bornea. Trade 1or old·
Pauo, new carpets. So. side ' BAYSIDE Village. Av a i I DUPLEX 2 BR, blt·ins, NEED House for rent Jn ! Tith living' qtn. ' flNANCIAl .... •<.
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ol. Hwy. $250 mo, 673-5360 or Sept. 15. 2 Br. htd pool. ...-.. "'" -•, •• ~. old<r ,__ M 1 M "'" ~-ALSO 3 BR. 3 Ba. Corona del Mir 3250 Adults $150 mo util pd. .._ ~· .. -,........ ........ta esa, pre er 01 Call owner: 646-2130 Bui Opportunltln 6300 home in The BJ.u!fa, $3'5 642-15.18 ldulta. $130. 548-4.573, Verde, Sept 1st for Irvine • What do you Ud:rdc ot our , BR. 2 Ba •·-oc uotum ~2884 forolty m""'"" & family o! Commerclol 6085 * REWARD * "TRADER'S PARADISE" mo. p ti · ......... b: So ·d · WlN'IlER-5ept 8th. C.OZ, 3 SPAC. c BR. Townhouse, t. Price rana;e $200 to S3al, 6 Drop UI • card. CluaJfled
DBL. bi.qalow 1 bllc. ffm1 .,•Ho, ne~~.,.;., ~~!1.,e BR. 2 BA.. Fire p I ace, N--Up-• Bay. P-l. mot to"l yr. 2ll:· 825-628) or M·l Slife., 3rol) 1q. ft., $15,(0) • $25,cm Per year. Dept, .P.O. Roi; 1!'15, I>a!Q' ~di-~~ Int 2 wy. -........ 1;1•~ ""t""'-• r--.....,. M•i.. ,._, tDo can DllJ N •~ ~•u ocean; can ..., .,--.i o 6'2-3645. ALSO 3 BR. 3 Ba. built . in. FamilW:s. No peta. Rec. fad!: Children, pell 21S: GL 7-2362 $275/mo. f11 W. 19th St., -e WI prove J,....., ' •-. pt ._.., ...... u.i.
units; 1 tmuJ:n. 2 BR., frill.; ho In 'Ibe Bluffs $345 $135. 1i46-9'r;,4 S250 I 642-6197 BUSIND).S Woman need. 1 C.M. 646-t896 or 548-9509 e&rn ttiil amount bl Clle of :r'lUe $17 500 equity '.J BR.
1 furn. 1 BR., trpl, wet bar. me ' MODERN n.-. 1 bdnn .... OK. I Kie. B ·-··-Apt C.l\l N our ,.Uque &: diftettnt retaD r BA . .JJ.' ~ ... ...:.._ .......... .,__ 301 his mo. :rwu ...,,. 11-~"""'~G 2 br r wuwu ' ., ew· I 6090 -•--M-"-UI ·~ ,.._, a:uest cottage. ' betw. Ocean 'le Ba,y 44(1'j ""• ~ ..... , · port. Coron• deJ Mar or La-ndustr!.J Rental ••u•.., openl<AK.... .._ Home, for aame in C.M.
c.dM 213: 38J..6990 Huntington Beach 3400 ~ Pl. C'OITM!r of 45lh duplex, frpk, gartlie. fil7 T tlOO G prove we have bad no fail. 1029 Conejo Av~. Joahul Victoria, 548--0781 guna.. 0 rno. ar or RENT or L@a.se, O:X'!ta Me1& UI'l!B ·&re rapidly expe.ndl.nr 1Ne caw 52095 Balboa 2300 FREE RENTAL BOOK St.&: _Balboa Blvd Owner on 3 BR. 2 Ba. Frpk, cb1! 1ar. =~ P n:essary. 642-0086 area: M·l &pa.L"e, 1700 1q. ft • provide location· Jixttltta ··l,:;c;u;',,-_,·;;;::=:-=:=
Drop In and BrowM premuies. Adults. $140 mo. 327 B. · · $160 Mo.; a1ao office llPllCe, inventor)'. tra1nlng .,_ relat· HAVE; '6 O:lrysier Crown
NEAR Penliuula Pt 3 BR 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Co:ey WINTER Rental-Duplex-1 Cabrillo. 548-4691 1 TEAOim Will babysit your 2nd level, approx. 900 sq. ft., ed aervlcei. u you a.re in-lm.per1al: trade for late
house, garaa:e l patio. 1 Fireplace, Double Garage, Bdrm $100. per mo. 120% ---~~~-~-1 ho m e wlth tender loving SSS Mo. All utn. pald. terested ln a ple•sant, EZ model. Multl..n( <ir" Camaro;
block to ~an. trpl<:f!, crpts. C»mpietely Fenced. Lease. 3Gtti St. Newport Bch. $85; 1-BDRM. Apt.-E care In exchange fer winter stlHi896: 613-1417 Eves. to manage, dlanilied bull· will tn.de up.
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Adults. No pell. 9 IlJ;l Lse, $187.50 per month. OCEAN Fmit. 2 BR, den. 2Sl) Elden, Costa Mesa rent. 84.7-3983 LAGUNA Nlguel :zoo sq. ft. neu, can in\'fft $20,tO:I cash, Ownr:r 546-23'M $ax>~: =AL ~ ::2S; utilities 9 mo lse. ~~:t22:.~ l~d:. Rooms for Rent 5995 ~ !~·. 20~t1~~~! b:e':; !:~~t!i~ ':;a~~ * * * . -..*
OCEAN FRONT-3 BR OCEAN Front 4 Br 2 BA. G.E. Bltns. $150. Adult1 ROOM For rent. Male. llun-$250. fD4) 499-4198 or Nutvllle, U.S.A., 1617 West·1'!'!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!!!l!!!J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!·i!!· !!il!!!!!!~I
673-6936 p tio $200 . . tllltk: 9 mo 240 E. 16th Pl. Of 548-6432 ~on Beach. SSO. mo. Utll (2131 335-4065. clitt Dr., auite 210, NewportlMort I T 0 • 6345 ANNOUNCE=N~•
4 BR, 3 ba, on Peninsula near .,., •• 768'l EDiN~"",, a:. s#.2627mc u '· 2 BR· 2 BA 1255 Baker, C.M. paid. 842-3132 alt S. M·l COSTA MESA Beach, CalU. 92660 9 glll, ' '1 me -
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July ls!, $300 mo. ~919 NR. Huntingtl>l! S ho PP ' g lease-view-stepa to ocean. ;'::nd::•:..... _ _;...· ---c::-::: I Priv. entrance. Lai u n a phase power. l30l).6500 sq. PART OR FlJI..L TI.ME mo .. tncluding 8% on mi,all /------... -.;,.,"'·.640--5 /
center; San Diego frwy. 2 $110 OR 3-2671 Newport Beach 5200 NJa;uel. f12.50 wt e k. tt. 548-6911. Eves: 646-9766 " Reliable party to rertocl and level Ocean View lot, 10% P•non1l1
Lido l1Je 2351 Br. unturn, new crpta, =""'"-'.,...."'°-,-' -;;-=-;==-~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;; J 495-6442 COSTA Meaa, <Plamltlll) collect mooey from new coln discount 494-ll37 -
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UNFURNISHED 2 b@droom, tlo, &&r. 646-0439 eve. WAREHOUSE For rent;.2300 dlea Nabisco productl and'':'.--:-".'."------DOUG THOMAS W~TF;r S2'15 mo. 675-0697 $Z15 Cl'PtS, drpa, gar. beeuti· BAYFRONT Spac 3 Br. fam H Ho N ti--11 adv ....,__. ---' ·1 THU 2 .bath writ near oag •. $30/MO., male ttuderlt. full 1q tt. at 9c ft. er leue at a ..,...,..y e,~ c,.21.1 .... y Found {frM Ad1) 6400 RS. NITE DANCE
B Ibo ·1 I d 2355 ful 4 BR, 3 RA, clo&e to rm., pri IWldeck. $llKI Li!cl p1tal. Available Sept. 1st. pri~l,.••, -·a~-,1•-·-, $175 mo. C.M. u:ea. M&-0041 ban. Exctllmt Income for CLUB I I I an .beach&: el@mentary !Chxila. util Wntr J.se. 642-8790 •• .. -= ....... ,..... f hrs eek1Y ri< (Da ,/----------• · ~-1 Year leue 968-1014 $200. ALSO clean It quiet. 84"/-2263 ew · w wo · y SET ot ke)'I on a wooden pe& Jor lingle ldulta BA YFRONT 4. Bdrms. 3 · F\rn. Mobile Home nr Ba)' Lob . 6100 or Eveal . $1350 To $4045 ca11h ma.rbd "Sld' B. , , THE . S01.J'mlANDS
Baths, dock. Winter leue. NEW IOU.Gd proo(/ private 1 Udo, Newport Bch. 3 BEDROOM, 2* bath, lace ftqllired. Fot penonal inter· e.a r • NEWlllT &: Nlt°'"I;''"'
Avail. Sept 9. Call: BR bJk 1D ocean, indivkl. * 549-0059 eves. "fl ~$250. Available Sept Misc. Rent•l1 5999 BEACH LOT view: Bend name, addreu ~Nie = MNarlc~ ~ SIN~ a.UJi•
1-525-4444. Before 5 PM, oc deck It patio. 613-1784, ..__. __ 0 Verd• 4110 15th. Adults only. NEW $12.75 up. W-W <.VPt:t. $10,000 and phone 11umhtt to: M!Ne~... :'.__,pt _,., •• n. Opening Thun. Sept. 5th
525-2628 536-1.WJ. See at 14 le. Walnut, ""98 Ba & B h TRANS.WESrERN DLA 1.1.L1Ue ............... t • HB y eac Kit. avail, """-prlv. OLDER 4 UNITS DISTRIBUTING co. ...w~ i.. T•n-aza • ,,., to 12 •·'11-. 2 BR. co:wred patio. bMb J.PT"D. H~·. n.-2 Br. Front R lty I "" ~. 135 Albert Pl CM ...,. DANCERS C08 "1ER
..... 6 .. 1:..... •• , nc. '""'"°"""' Nearoce111ldowntcnvn.COl'o 590N.AZl:TSAAVE. Sllter,Founl:afnValJ e .1 ""' i ;..• house, crpted. $100/mo. 3 BR. CONDOMINIUM for Apt Triplex. Pool $UO mo. 2025 w. Balboa mvd .. NB 2 GARAGES for rent ner. $31 ,SOO. COVINA,,,,~. 91722 962-4888 14311,.i: 5. AWrt
Wntr 224 Agate 52.1-00W rent. Blins. Olildren &: pets 3226 Clay SL 548-7325 Ev "'·~ 110 ·• ~· -:;;o=:-::=-::=.,.::: Santa Ana · 673-3663 es . .,...,...,~ 1 Stontr or car. Monw T--' Way Rily 536-2579 ..-····
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2705 afters pm. _c_o_ro_n_•_d_•_l _M_•_r __ 4_2_5_0 NO\I/ Ieaae $159/mo. UtiL pd.; 'R'"E~A~L~E~S~T;A~T;E:;::~:i_-l3!.iAOillJ-li<:o'it11\, 11~ww1/:2!;;hou;;;;.,;;s; Cabin maker w / complete rler, Irvine O:lve area, Happy Hour
3 BR near ocean &; ~ beam cell rm. for 9 more. 333 E. 21st ahop willlna to ~locate ln i..,,..ia Beach, AuJ. 23rd, 7 pm to 8·.-2 BR&: den bee.utttul. view ' FURN. 2 BR.; near beach. 2..ar., cpts, "'V'I• • "'--ne al CM "" 000 ~--~9522 • -' ' downtown. nss &: $165 $165 Mo 1y lng, frplc., 1 b1k bch. Adults. '--r St., · · .,......, ..,.,..,..,. Santa An1. Unlimited oppor· firi-Free f1ah or cbk:ken
parr:;y fumsi;t~a Be~ month. can Lorett.a Terry 65-3153 Af.t'!.re'! pM_ 546-8055 lncom• Property 6000 673-9211 tunlty • no investment. LOST Uttle black curly dinner 'tfl 9-jm-..
ya • wa · 536-Zi79 .. ·~~~!ii!!i!i!ii!i!i!iiiiii lGIVE-AWAYI 7-50' Hill41de Week da,ya ~ haired ....... , called ou.......-Gentlr, coat.I A: ue.,u-." mo. <199-1887 S BR Furn $275 mo. Sept 2 br., on Seuhore Dr., • Se Sun ....,. r...-• ~
S t A H I ht 3630 15-June 15. 606 Ja.amine, year))' lease. $185/mo. (ORl\llA DEL MAR El Modenan<v~U:. t, A Mon 642-7667 Vic. Flir • VatigUa.rd, CM FREE! . :-:
Summ.r R.nlils 2910 an 1 ftl__.!_!~-CdM. We like kids. e fi15.-0607 e vn $3,000 Each. : or UQ. UC'S . .Save Thousands! Reward. 540-7871
---------213: 663-1124 It 654-3347 * Int ..c h• T-~-" B11lc Boatln11 elueie $150 SM 2 Br., 2 chidrn Can SPACIOUS 2 BR. 2 Ba .• 1 er oun..,. , ... ..,en * FOUND: set of keya at • LAGUNA~anl~t, apec· be u.ted u buiS 219 2 B_•_l_bo_• ______ 4_3_00 blk. from ocean. $175 Mo., APARTMENT HOUSE CHOICE Dana Point coeat ~D~Extl!nliorulocationa Newp)t'f:Be1chbetweenlSth Offered to Pubtic:;;by .
tacular Villa, pnv. beach, Palin.des, S48-5044 C...EAN Bachelor Apts. ynrl)'. 646-971G eves highway corner lot. Only e on't Be Undenold!!! It l6th Sta. c.an l identify. Balboa Power ~[°"
huge rooma, park-like ~ All Ul Incl ~ ~--of 1..i .. hwiy $1.9,900. Write box P 186 Dai· Whmon (213) 2'72-4249 O:llll!Ct 5$2565 Starting 7 PM MO!lt ;16
und 2 W eks Sept $900 4 u "'" up SPANlSH Style 2 & 3 Br. 2 ~· -ly Pilot c"-OR=ON=:--.d-:;'1'7.7"'-.:--,,.---,1 ==~----~--., 1t Newpol't Har!idr:".¥'atht s. e . · ". L19un1 S.ach 3705 31~ E. Balboa Blvd. ba. 01Jts, drpa, bltns. $175 Excellent rentti rmird A Mu, E. C.OUt YOUNG Slame11e cat found Club mW. Biy AW., N.;..•. Weeks $1400. Also V1ctona -~-----~-BALBOA 67J...9945 613-2l70 67S-l995 Tap condition 2 LOTS on S&ntiago, NB Hwy, . Beauty Salon . nMr F 0 u r Wind.a Rest. """
Beach Hause, 3 BR, 3 BA, MONARCH BAY ARE A up. • $79,500 CUh, Term1 or trade estabU.:hed I yn.. 641>-3523, (Bolaa 4 Hell) 53&-TCTO port Beach. NO ADVXRCE
Sept. nroo .Ow!ler. 494-4653, LOVELY OCEAN VIEW. 3 1 • Bdnh • avail. Sept.Jlllle 3 BR. Cl'pta, drapes. ~o Ccrltart Jim Cobb Ff!t' Simple. 646-8565 613-TlM REGISTRA'MON ?J!XXs.
494-4957 ot 494-558!!. BR & den. 2 BA, cpts, l>rpl, Stepa to Bay & Oceui, priv. View. Call after 5: 3 O • 1 Ev . 61J..Ul64. -'========:::ILADUX SDver rtng .etttna:. SARY, Dm.OLI. A'( Q...Jlfi.s
i<tNTALS frpl. pool. $300 mo. Allo patio new turn. l ca.rpet. 642....a581 es. R1nchit 6150 Money to Loan 6320 Sundly [)ohney Stat~ Park. 646-847J Dr 673-1855-~
Houtu Unfurnished •veil. 2 BR. 2 bl. $250 mo. 1500 E. Mlram&r Dr. 6'15-259! 52:10 HARaOR -. TAME rabbit black with info. , . . : ;::::=:;-----;;;;;;;J~ad~"~IU~49S-~1'~43~bo~tw~l~~s;:p~m OCEANFRONT 1 Br. Apl. Newport Hgts. COUNTRY $12,000 wblte mark!np. 6<6-6350 * Single Adlllrl. *
General 3000 5 BR. wtth OOEAN VIEW Slllt11.ble 1 or 2. $80 ~ter. 2 BR, crpta:, drps, patb, pr, Avall. Jar IOod l&: or 2nd TD after 3 p.m. ~ You can meet rrom:· f ~o
l.C.:'--'-'-'-------I like new, nr !di.ls $110 yrly. util pd. 673-3619 adi,Uts. Yearlf 548-6300 COM~ANV LIVING kl&n, l·3 )T tmn. Call HALF do Uc long 10 new peopl,e wt~ ~~rt~~~ Ls. $325/m>. .f94-896l Huntington Beach 4400 ho 5220 ~ REAL TORS Lovely 3 Bdrm., l bath home ~dan11, Bkr. ""4!M-6650 hair, = ca~Vic. of and evuy rnootb """tlt .. tbe
aecluded lot. PriVlle beach, C t M 4100 Newport S rtl 673~00 oo 211acres.1.00ed for hon:· Real E1t1te Loans 6340 Mariners Parle:. &U-8802 next S years ... ~Jti:t.
sandy cove. Winter $240. OI I 11a e NEW e LUXURlOUS e LARGE, Unfum 2 BR, '2 BA --ea: hi.a Jamily orchard &: is ADORABLE orange kitten. ed to pleue you. ~lnl4a'-
mo 494-4653 or 494-5589 or 2 BDRM NEW CARPET RESORT LIVlNG y UBLIC AUCTION* doae to freeways. Full price BORROW on Your Equity 940 Pai,ilarlno, CM. eating recorded ~· · · ·• • 4 NATIVE GARDENS apt. New drps, crpts. ears *' $89,500. For further ln!onna· Prlv11.te 2nd Mort&. money dial ov.-6200 494-4957 PARTIALLY FURNISHED· leue. $161.50 mo. Eves. By order of attorneys· thl'ee 1 ·-""" · • I=========/ GAR .• AVAILABLE •n~ 6 POOLS-SAUNt.SJACUi.::1 ~ tion pleue call G en n FREE APPRAISAL&: L-6401 FLY TO CAT•--A; 00 ........ 4~ j 4-plex •Pt. bldzs. rn>B••na: Thompson. with PROMP1: SERVICE /-•_;_••------:--A Ill 1:C;";';'•;;;;Mn;;;;':;;;::;;:;;;;;3;;1;;;1PROLSONOX .. SEPr318'.16.COWRITEUNTRYI. HUNJINGJQN 42 . $17,400. To be sold lndlvldu· Eckhoff&. Assoc., Inc. R~utable Company aervina: F'EMALE 10 wk. Beige P~ DAILY FLIGITTS':FB.0
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1 ally. lst TD $36,SOO each 1818 w. Clupinan Ave. Orana:e County 18 yelll'I. die puppy Vic, Eutblutt. ORANGE CO\JN'PX ~ 1/8 O.UB, COSTA MESA GARDENS PRESTIGE Town Hom••; ~pt. ~4':, ~°';1M,s.a;~ ~t~: SU-2621. Ev~wlmds 5J8.6177 Sattler Mortgqe Co., lne:. Children heart broken, PORT. CataIIM: :-. ~
AVAU. IP.{MED. Mesa Vmle (HATEAU L1 POINTE For lease. 2 br It d~n It 3 br 336 E.17th St., Costa Mesa Reward. 6".lOOl 132 Bi.Jon Alrllnea. e M6-&l12.'.'"·
4 BR. Ii. llvina: rm. Lovely turn. : BR apt.s. OU· TE'NNIS.ENTERTArNMENT with '.J or 2'iii baths. Gold 791·'195-799 Shalimar Ave. ti JSINt:SS Incl &U-2ln 545-tl&ll. NllhtJ: Av. N.B. POSSIBLE TO WIN sli.ilO
trttt i.;...... .... ........-. BOLSA..CHICA & HEIL OOL Costa ri,1esa. For further in· FINANCIAL A: wkendl 671-7865 642-11511:.= -~.=·-,-.-,.=bl"'•-:,,-.,,,~;:;,.:::.. With Pf'OV'ei.~eno. lt!ih. spacious fam I dining rpi, 1 per .... ,., ~I""'.... Medallionallelectrlc.P formation, contact Buckeye .!:!!:~!:::~:...----==========llAJ~' ..-..r; ., "''""" Illustrated ·•. "-r bilt·in kitchen, beautifully H.!ated pool. $1SO per zoo. ADULTS 847-8414 :z..car g&r Rent starts at -3 col..Ue with one acarred eye .. 1~-•--•--,~ Yard. y-.. i~ Adulta, no pets. · lnve1tmenll, 403 W. 8th St., Bui. Opportunitla 6300 Bui. Opportunitln 6 00 Midw•v ..-. area. Reward $2. P. Longo; PJ(t !fox ;n "1 '"""""" ~ ...... .,. Lenun1 BNch 4705 $250 mo. Loa ,..,...,lea 00014. 213:1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;::;;:;;;;I OLJ ..... ,. Bev-.. 1•• u 111-,.._..,_ ...,..,. lease $l25/mo. incl water 00 POi.\fONA AVE., C.M. • 837-871 Amlgu Way, N.B. 627.-0lS:Z.TI.3; 838-'1598 Evn. /I S97-6'll3 or 892-7039 ... .,. ........... Yll -.1v
and •""""' ""'"'" 1 BR G.-. apt. fittpl. JAPANESE Mnd•m 2 BR SPARE TIME INCOME MALE Silv" Poodle, cloeely 673-3663 Evea. ~966 crpt5, drpa, blt-lnl. Lt: pvt ms. View, near beech. Corona del Mar 5250 $ $ $ Maker cropped non-Poodle cut.
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AVA.Il. IMMED. Mesa Verde U45. 546--ai39 494-3579 _ b!auUtul OWfM!I' • Mana,rer 8*-(KU !.,!!. ~:\."! ::::: 1 BRdul d"Pl•x. ..., ...,,,..,.. 2 BR, ""'·""'dock. nr ~·v U0nlL ~'1> 1n"""'~~t" DISTRIBUTOR fOR JHIS AREA B\JT=::i:""~Ei:-:I°"•P.""<"""w°"l°"•=..,:?:0=,c. I
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landiscaped yard. Yearlf rm Rt!alty 642-]711 ~ 494-<f925 or &l,2.-3260 THE FOX COMPANY l•com• I cl!ttrlbuter '" 01'" of AIMrlc1'1 ,.,,.,, '"" Bank. Set'ltlmental vii. R.-
le•• $325/mo. ind wattt BACH. Apt., fpl., beam cell, RENTALS ON TEN ACRES <Kii: .. E•~ "-a•t Hlway, ,..,.... f11t1it 9rowl119 J.,clv1tti1,. Thl1 It 1 111w c1tte1pt 111 ward. &0-tlll, 644-1339
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rvl pr! "-I AdulL A U fu I •-• I • 2 BR ~-11. Unlum -•• ....., .....,..., thot fl1ld of •1nclin9. No ••p1ri1nc• ,.~11lr14 . All IC• _ and gardener tr ce. carp: v, pa...,. pta. n m1rwur • • 1:11,1" • 67•••95 67••-s ; b WlUTE champagne min. ·-673-3663 Evei. ~ N'O pebl $81 Yl1y. 673-7629 • from $150 mo. Frpla; Prl/ ~ ......,., ir;1u11h 1r1 c111tt1d1d for, 111 ••t up y our compony. ~-I 5000 •--WALK TO BEAC-H You m1r1ly r.ttock loc11ion1 with our N1tl1n1I lftn4 poodle, with an under bite. 4 BR. 2~ ha incl car. Pri DELUXE 1 bdrm. Pool $110. ""nerl Patioa I Pools. Tennla .... un· . P1oduch. Reward $10". Annren ti)
paUo, frpk, CJ'!PU, drpt, Ideal toe beebelor. 1993 blt'I Bid.rt t bole PutV 12 Unltl, Nt"Wpart Beach. All a.ml. C&U 541-MSl
hi"". OmbhoUIO l pool O.w-ch 61., C.M. 543-"'33 RENT Groen. !·BR., flmJ.: pool: 4 ycan YOH CAN EARN $800
ot')')C;; Adu! o BACITTU>R be t r 3 Rooms Furniture 900 h IAne. CdM &«-26ll n~. Grou SU.776: lea.9@1. ~ ... prlv. -ti. S1 au u r" • $25 Month tM&eAM!mr nr. Cout Hwy) No rrntal p!"Obb!m. Price
.. 543-8315, ~vs. M5-M60 very J.a:ll!, modem, pr, lndry I • -OR MORE A MONTH IUD Incl tlJa. StS-1152 11;,i,wu. Good tlnMclftl'. : 3 BR. 2 Ba. frplc, ... "'" rm. /U nJU. OPTION TO BUY MODERN. N..,. v!..-1>0lnt. I R. Nat ... a , Rltr. 84~1485
M•,. Vmle. ""*· """· N ..... Palmo 1 l 2 BR. No d..,.lt o.L~ BR Apt all "'°' kit-. · * DUPLEX $26,500* BASED ON YOUR EFFORT pr. $~ ~3 r:vn l wk Sl30 to $150. Pool H.f.R.C, fftplacto, patio, w I w cpts. Dean, 2 BR, 7 yra. Owner
.is lTf E. 22nd St. 642-3645 Fumiture Rent1l1 Soutlt ot hwy. $175/mo. will ftnance.. m4A State.
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Small yard, ~mo. No peU. $1.li W1r pd. 1561 W. Uicln, Anbm 7T4-211GO BEAUT, mod. J BR 2 BA, FOR Rr:nt; 269 Fol'f!st .Ave,
646-7100 SC~ OCEANFRONT 1.Apna apt. Jin,pl, nr. beach. Canyon J Uguna Beach_ 1700 st, 25c
3 BR 1 Latte BA Hdwd 1 BR apwtment, fu:m SIS Li• carden UM. Prfy, vfe,#, $250. Month 10 mo. ft . Crumly to brokul.
floon. Large ldtcbe'I. F'mc> month. Ganer. UtiliUta ~cb 6 sea pool. 1 br. i Clll g PM only 673-1244 t94-3SJ3 or 4.94-0fOT -~ 220 5,__._ 548--334"/ den. Part. furn. $225/mo. ! .::======== --=====-;;---ol ,.i. ht A lul. $11-1123 ~· r•u. 4SM653 ........ or 4"'"""1 Bolboe 5300 IN BERKSHIRE'S
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home fr. o.ta M8& H.S. Ftl:m. Aduttl. Gar WS, Costa Mesa 5100 VERY Dlr. ~; ! BR. 2 Stllt"f: bulld&ir:. form.alb'·~ .•
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$1'1.50 1 BR, ~. dm"r, NEAR OCC, 1 hr. efficiency crpta. drpa. bk-!na. le' p¥1 ei.e., YtlJ, lea.-l38-4'f9 OFC or SMsit w/Jum Apt.
d 11 h ma 1 c er, Pet OK. apt.lbhns &: all utll. pa.Id, pe.tfo, pool. Multi, no peta. lot eot onJ,y) in &I. $125 mo
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Put ll'JWfnl Onllc• County m&Duflctwinl
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-= CAN II UllD IMMIDIATILY ENGINEERS $1000
~-' ~Ill WOltK IS COMPLnlD • foaclllty Entl-
RtYlllutf-ry l;>ry Cle.al119 Mttho4 II.Sm clesroo. l'Jlcorp«ale I major bulldm,.
.fer R• Upholstery allCI D1ape1 • Eltchonlc Intl-
• Al.IO SAUi -SllVICI-INSTAW.TION l!SBE dtS. 2 yean uporienca ID audio and 4eolp
IAllWl!llllCAU -DnllAftl llA&Tll CH..... • ProctH 1119'-
MH•"' R-& C.rpet Co. BSQ or BllCBm• .. Me cOlarte "'pro-. -• duclion ICld auou. · <QU CltlNSHAW ILVD. LOS ANOELll LSO Pll JOIS
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MOTORllOME CORP.
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• lllETAL """"",.,. Wtirlll'll .Gll1 llOG'rl'AL * IUVETZll Sii NtwPlCt llvd. * DUL•11~1~t£RN Put -.met *1DI to DPERI!JfCD> Newport Bew.b
* =,.:-'° ;:::,=.t:.~ l'AllT ma; SINGLI YOUNG
4000 · C....,... Dr. * 1'UNCH 1'iU!lllll put 11$ to ,_ podtemt WOMAN
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APEX Newport -h Ol'EllATOR I -... --1or I l'ltOOP COMMIRCIAL -tlooal llnn...,,.. --=-_,..-...,..1 *ENGINE LATlll: • -a111ao-. TILLIR -oppllcaUoallor..,,.. ··~VICI DlltlCTOltY SlltVICI DllllCTORY Bl rl I OPERA.Toa COMI IN TODAY bltloua ,...., -to ~It::':_': :;:·:_. _: Coott _:~??,w:~~Ncv ,.~2' Mlchln:~1tor : ~~ Intl.JI·~~ ::::::::~:: rf~1~ ·
npolncl•-1-r\'lo ,....,, sndJq, ~ IV. ..... -of '"' It.I -..i _... .. lor 00 * BENCll llAalINJST .!Jtl!!! -.,.rt ... ch tic .... fr<o lo trlvtl ..,.
-..._ uo .. u11 . 1a-. ..ur., a 1 ao. luo•• Parle: '631 ... ch 122-U46 il>e job -In Ille_. • HELIUll AllC Wl!lLDEll -~ ........ 11" w. Lincoln '40-4424 wtt.1< per month .• 4UALl'l'Y UIPil< a eat ....-ro,.,..,. OM C....) at:»M ot a ~ JM-* MAOIIN!: WELl>ER -luda AM. a. fl25. per wk ulary -drlv-a,.._ lMtlUcili Glli!iliiii d>lno, .... _. ...... ..,,, * ~AL -O>lla ll-:nm B .I.II ..,,.i -lltu brld tr-p,.
loQ.·W-. lf4o3l29 -.-.Antld. JOBS&IMrLOYMEN1 oul<. ---*FABltlCATION BntUC All~ ~ ~nJ°:~..U
r,. ---.W 1'1U111Wnt 6MO bu1,.. -· roll!: DEVJ:ID.PMl!:NT ___ _:....:... ___ 11--------1·-WraiitremiS-1 !'bplttlnt 4550 11!3. " 0oo>c1 (fut!-Holp W1nto4, Mon 7200 ll!lCllAllIC Waltrtuts
DAY ear. 1or Pl...,....., Ltc. '°"' woi1c, Reu-* u uOUlt llZllvtCE • UDIWC GAGE· • TUU BENDER J. w. RoL'nson WAJIREH -AUO---.m1e. ~ ..._ .. 11111-1134 Phmlblao Nplfr remodel * !lllCnUCAL "' ~ C•hltr Hottas
• -• EXPl:R'f '•-,.,...... C.uanteo4 * &f6.t4'1! ·CAREER WEST COAST . INSl'AU.ER Hu -"' Cl90d Opportunity Neat a-.
••• J ="!'\....... ... . a:.,:;:.,n c;,M. ""'· ltonted1~.'1totN1r. 6940 OPPORTUNrTYI * AlllCIWT PAINTIU hptrfenced xu.i ha" aood ..,..arance. NlN·o~:.....-:.~>· ••a • 18'6..,..lttlerAvt. C-.....tc ~~~'-MT~ GARDENER. 30 m es--J1' YOU nMd RamodeHna: Jo!n todays futest srowin& • ft' n Parmel Olftee ()pen vwnwn APPLY IN PERSON App].y in pe:non IUnlll!:--.... 1 ............. Mlablo. ea.. PAINTING ••• UPAIJIS pro!-MUIUllJ'andlllleo Cotta Miia Tomlol,lllpm·T..... s.i.w-n UP.Ill. DAILY lob'o Ilg"°' -c fJ>r ,... d>lld, .., nMt.1116CM389 CALL DlcK ••• "'2-l!S'T No -• ......,.. 646-2491 SARGENT• ~ .... lop '""""iulont :tM E. l'ltll St., C.M. "°""' ~ 5'!Mml6 w.1n1a • fllII or part tlm• •-....... , --NI 11m --Sn·-L Shop N 1 Ciro, 2 ,.._ ..,, -I Soni-6612 Sewl!! 6960 Mutvel Fund Advloon, -~-·--FLETCHER ~ · _,. 0• l•--------1
LoaD-. T:IO To l:IO PROnll& -wan. a e .,,_..._ -Inc. -~y~ 2305 I. Coal! Hwy. MAIDS NIEDID
• .,..--.~ 111'.eJ-nq; ba~l••••· Pftltw1cul-6 l'ut ~!~~~so.em 'f::;:::: Pnhlon ltltM C.Nn1ffl M.r,C1I. Expulenced « wfD trlhl
--1'<114., ·--· -MTG • ., BUSBOYS T1"'4!1.--Newport Bwh lor ---·-... ...,1._,..,_,,_. ~-"-"'r AliOrotl-642-5145 ' --=====-·I AND Alloquol....,._ OlltLPRIDAY EXTltAOOODWAGES
·-Id ·~_,. Free -IHMm Neat. -. IO,,., op. IXPIRllNCID Aa ..,,.i ---Good -coodllkm.
IWllSITl'ING '"" -· e 1 DAY oentce. Hmne A WATElt CONDITIONER .,.,..,.,. Put-· bte ........ .Apply In penao to boual-
-,..,.. Reis. opt ......... Qpll, wallo, TILE, Coromlc 6'74 SALESMAN DISHWASHERS HOSJESRf ...,. -. 00 w.p.m. ke-Mn. ,.,,... ..._, * 6G0384 * wlndowa. pa.tnttna:. 642-8520. for permC9'lt polidan. IJT JAB''O JU electric t,ypewrlter,· 10-bet 9 am Ii 3 pm. ._ '°' -"' * v ..... the Tiie ...;. * MUil _,. door ,. door. Full or Port Tlmo A k<Y odder, rood with .... Loguno Coonlr7 Oub VllJ4ge SIRVICI DlltlCTOltY -cloUHJP, ....,,. a.... worlr. lnotall a ,..,.1ro. Excellent -""'11J with Ovor 21 ...._ Nat ..,,..,.,. 12. 311111S.Cout11,y. at Allio
lrl ...... -ol Etc. .•• .Free -.... No job tno ....n. Plut# mtlonll oervloo -· A ..... In -Turret lithe Full or Part Tlmo hr . ...., letter with ... Boacb, -Lla1mo _, ry, C. AnyUme , •• Jim NMS25 patch. IAUiftr •ho•• r Must hive Alli mamp.. N p.m. prrlence to H.M.T., P.O.
1 _______ 65_60 =""====== "Pl!r. MT·llll'F-..,.t potmlill. Ope lfcl Apply In Por-... 21l5, Newport Buch GIRLS
BRICK,Coacftto.CUpentry Hoolth Clubo 6720 JOBS&EMPLOYMENl RlyneW1""~ RfUBBI l llf f r f·Sp.m. l.-,=:::-:===-~IAttncilwt11r1111a-1o
as.tom Cablnetl. Small Jobi DllRCPIU.CI"Olt m& Part Awriue D.-pdkie for a md-dbplay MW' producta. Trim
OK Free !'.It -HEALTH aJNJC Jolt Wonted, -7DOO Gome Gtov•. Call!. ISi I. Coa1t Hlghw1y llfUBEJI l lfE quo....-· '111< <»ota M<a Twtll, In maJ<r Dtpt......, --..s. -•7-1093 Newport 1o1ch Turret Lithe "".,......., ..... 1m • .,,_....__.,...., ~"' . 6590 -~ '::: MM9u SOCIAL sl!lCRETARY.""" Hair Stylist in E. Coal! Highway .,....,, -tor • """""' ......,.u1," -· .,••aENTltY ..,w,_ ................... ., •Xeelle11t lfentarial "-••/Selup u.wport •·-ch matur.W«nuinterwtedin • chmn. No aper__.
• -~ ·-·---.............. ""' "' part w1 .. -· -1n Executive VI"" -"'!" · 0ooto llua. A Uldnr ,., ""'· 1 hn dally. """'1"" MI1QllUP4IM.NoJd> 1321!:.ltlthttt.,c.M. ttmo."5-<Jlll5 -"tn111p . ....,&au1> Salts C-r ACCOONTsro·c1l•a~I·-..,. -11 ..iory,c.n1or-Ul3>
Too SmllL .-... In --Otton --·-bklrpt, --...... ~ ..... ..... ... _, A.dt lor Loura. d
-a •t•ar-. Hlvllnt 6780 Job Wonted -"·-••»bWU!lellt. ~-~-""' ...,.."""'" ~-"::.:.!. _.1e-H111_dota .,..!mo.S:dnlrohla."-Phone Girls
56ll'l!I --= Dl,ys a.EAN """' --& w....... 7030 ~""""""" -Apo ~ ·~ ·-----.......... -• l<rwon!,.....,.,,. .. """' H. O. -. ~. ~ ---• ~·-pt,,, tnoo a! 112,ll!XI p1m -• -·Alli -lllnt ~ ·~~ ·~-p O No ............ "-HOME llAI---···~~-.~-.-~~HELP wa ...... .._ IUFFUM'S • ___ ... Eqolll_.,. __ lll"1adfrinpbenetl ~-·-w·~·=·.' NIAPut1-
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_:;-_~~~";' ~. -~"::' ...-....t-ma!1.... Foshl hla d -old natlooal com-Wnt. ... M-Iall>lllJ~ !!'.'!.l~Newport ll<acll, tidy llAoto + llonuo ·--r ~-~·-Oii 1415 Dolo Wo• ~. ·-· ppl In f;t6...e2SOf.bet.7:•A.M Llleu .. 011 .. --"""'---~bdp-f<rdQ'and ft pmy. BUll:nell or 111•1 1 A.GGRESIIVg Y.... a Y -
ft ........... * ALTER.ATJONS -... .... ~:::~:-:._ ma11t lblfta. I tu d •• t 1 Newpert BNch ~ be1;1fU1., No tn.. Cotti MeN women.· Hl.y• bnmed1att LIVE ~·2"'br.._fum tor Holld1y Health Sp1 ~-.. _ -..-....._ ..._.. b" -vtl. --_.... (714) 5454251 _.,.... Good pey + rmt M-· · •pt. ml -BITd.
CABINETS. AZ1J aizie job. Name ltl Jt•IOQlhl1 lmftl&ll'. OaJl H7-&» .U --==~--nttl8. meUa. XJm: JDi. for col-upltabw. Taki e.rt d 2 dl a:iet. MNa
21 .... ....... l4M7l3 BIG JOHN -... ""Lmtt OPENING Tl!D ALEXANDER -------1 .... -AP,,., .... -· -• llsht INSTRUCTRESS
for 127.79X) Th' Dorymen nlh I: C::: °'°~· W'kndl f re•. .
C-nt, Concrote 6600 HOUNCIHnlnt 67H -le Hal~ 70u 1 _,. ......, All -~ • Cooks 2100 w °""'"""'~ N.B .,.._ 111 c p.m. tor -· Full 11m" ... t .....,..,...,.,
aJSTOM PATJOS .I: * APT. CLEANJNG * -~) .mplO)'a' M/1' • • Npt. Bch.. · Must be able to wort with "'°"'· -· -.,.,,.,.... ,..... •-. w • .......,. DOMESTIC Male Drill ---------1, Busboys ~ ~' :;u: SEC!tETARY """'1 •.• ...,. "'""""' ....... A rtmOVll. W-IOIO -.,. 8IS-llM IT .. .....,,.) ,._, Elono l!O "" or p........,1 -Good Ho~~l~lt,JPI
CEM!J<T wono. III ....... lloctron~~lopmont MARfflA • o·-~ •• ..i.., m.... Cir ..... Iii> .... -• -lklllo. °"'" M-"l<o Job tno om111. ..,... ..._ lntorlor Docoratl'.'! 6737 HELP Ull :1119 -. no •-Coll M,..!'rl.
·I!, STUFLICK 543-aru e ltHldonco. Comm1 e MAINJBIAfKE All Shifts tcr .,.,.,,..., tm-m.1 114 TennbW w.,, C.M. ELECTRONIC
• CUSTOM PATIOS • • Plllllin(r, lnl • .... COOK-EXP. f;U.1JS3 Auomblo11 ~~ ':e7 ~;w:: • W.U Co-lerlnp Uve in or Ii•• eut =-:!*':.av!~ Appfy In Penon 5 dl1 week. St.lary optn. COOKS & TRAINEES cTemp:nry) • °""' Coon!lnotlon Ho-kaopon hrmanent. Good -No boot uporlonco Good ..-i pion. Good pay • woddnc cond. -op not-· ,.,,.,,. °"""""'· uo job nutE ESTIMATE -,....., coodlttcn.. ,,_ry W 0on-... llooPtal -· lo M.,,,"" too<te lloctronlc Donlopmont
"' omlll. ........ -.... Llceneed • -GO So.-... LA 90(ll! l>b Oil u Ben's -bolpfiil. ....... ......... Corp. • ..,,...,. • MODERN (%13) -(213) 6'0-1735 ,... E. lido .... C.M. Balboa Marina NEW Motel. -.,, ..... _ :!'.':: GI l'ltll .... Oooto '4S-96U
DECOltA TOltS 333 ltyolda Drlvo Alli nm. in-relld maldl ·-R. Chlld c... 6610 ll3IMl51.I Oaloooe liTt-lno. OieerfuI 67Ul40 Newport looch .... _. wm.P.O.... DENTAL ASSISTANT N .. L.V.N. 3-11, 11.7
i--A-tt ....... 11----ho--======== l'lmwllnt. Expul.....i. LOT MAN 21l9, 1.quna ·Jllila. Tlt • o.... 21· -· tnm• ••"' ... -~!'~!&I~~ ~N~ •• on .. Ironing 6755 For Eu! ....... IG8'I03 B -Mn. --PT<ternl. Mu.i ~-· u~~ ~ --·
Wont -care b-""" LIVE INS AUTO M[(Hllii'f US BOYS bove more than one"'",.. Colla Mou ddJd whiH: yeu wotit1 fUU IJtONINGS DoeM Ill DU' EmnloJv --ttts ~. J'ull Tbn., AnlU 13 n-... _ WArI'.1\:£:.!E A ~. will pri~ tn dental ottlct Memorial Hotplt1f
6 part time. Pauluino home :Dcctlla WO r le, GerJrie eyi,;;;;~ Coataot Bob 'Jbompecn. « ov.r. .w a:r. tnJn... Attnctlve; happy Ptl'-C!K--1115 aftr 4:31 • all Vict«il. St.,°*-M•
.-. -N...,.n.-Olota ... _ ...... !Oii BE. l&tli 8.4. 517..... llAllQUII wroaa Arremotl °"::i ~olf1ur1nt -i11>. l'llll • p/tlme. n.. wOi!AN WANTED "'2-2731 .
UC. di.>' mre AM to 5:30. S1 per·bcc. MW5ll i:::;:::::I.t. · !ttl/l!lilJ•, H.B. ~Cit. li'w1' •tM&c:4rtl:w, To can tar amlNlatory -------·
~~~tr~~·· =imt.w..=: S1 per Ml11W1nt9d,Men7200 PAKT"nDMlei...mwaw, ~=a=: s:::~~~NA w~ Prr w/car. =:i~r~·~ WAITRESS
CAliE for INFANT In my M5-0'l9I SNACK SHOP No. I --. S « < '-" -·A air candl--· _, oomm. run....tto JIB. J2 br .,,..., ""'""""" Coll 5CMll1 Exp °"" 21
SoVely Newport Be9d!: home ======= NO'lt' ta.kin& AppUc;atioftl evenblp wortillg witb bola. tkminl lmmdateb'. Top "" ,,,..__.SbMplf ~OR N320 L,Me Bron$ t0-1132 Alter 1 p.m. ONLY • Apply
67>5429 L1ndocaplng , 6110 tnr M"'I bow car. Com----al --"'" ~m !IU-1'02 Plylnt lutlar
Contracton 6620 GAYNOR'S LANDSCAPING
1--------A GAJ!.DENIN(; SERVICE
e ROOM ADDmONS e State Ucmted c.urtrttr,
L. T. O:mstruction ftn"1MitW • Otmmerdal
J:aJDibt room&, tit.chm • yard cldmlp. Free nt.
wrltt. SinJl• •tor)' or 2: No job too bis 89U5tJ. =-~1:m:~or ll' YOU *ANT )'Ottt GJtEEN
e 847~1511 e A GROWJNC Clll Bm 4 Jeny. IAM1e&pinr • GtJd. iJCt'N4!d Cmtn.ctt:r
Realdentil.l • Commercial
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6'7l-2129
----1121 roruw.·s lodlcp a rotott11
11erv. Free ftt, have own
equipment. tc-4764
Momlnt Dlshw1aher miNkiM. Fer lrdormatlcm wtft:. SN Ouey Nall. a. e l'RY COOK a '1'/t.lfr, ~ nlt:rw ~ ~ ~· 873-Wn Mr. Zimmer
&nd ::, l8W3T5 and uk tor ~-=::. ~ ~ =·~11'1 .. lorhre&kfutshill AJplJ In ~-old. s'oa,1w1r.~T! EXPERIENCED AutomotiYe
Lunch Buoboy INSTRUCTOR w-. " C......, °'°" llloop ::.'." .:;'.' 11111 ~ Av. 5. c .... Vlllty, nr. Slat.r 4 ~ C:",::: ~~I I
WDl N tntetfiawinl btwn tbe 1162 W. 1tth St. C.M Brookhurtt. OWn tr an•. 8f2..«ll Wilacn J'ard Sal8
In. of J.11 Mm-Fri. NI ttm., -t _,..,.., p ~I ' ' l!N, P/ttme lb -ol· t6W812 !12!15 8-i, •
.ApplJ In -Mu.i bo i11M to -" with PllY COOK '"' nt AllwndlOI -· X1n1 111117 4 worklq WOMAN Bl>d., Hom.
23111 E. Co11t i!Wy., 01M -· Apply tn ,,..,.. Expe""""4 W ...... lt 7"l •-. APfb' -Coll .... l.S'll ... Shop. ~l In <bM tingt4n Beach.
CT.Ml!liO Holldoy Hoofth Sp1 Appt, 1t ot 1000 W. Coul llwJ., SUlte IOI Pll. -lo pou to 9 Dontol locmory
mi...,.,.. •tvd. THE RIGOllt G. Npt. Bdo. L1VJ:..1o or c11y on1y litter: -ca111, ,,:::_"'"w:::'. For ottke In CdM Busboys & Oleta -No. lt Fuhlon blaod SEl\Vldi StaUon •ti-"""-..,. Fri.; llO wtek. chell'• Donvt Sbop 2917 As• '3 0< ovor. 2 Yn a.otr
Car '"'ash Help Newport °"'"" N.B. wont.i: .....,, ., lllllt. Coll' -..., lhrll rn. H.-Blvd .• c.... ;..... iildo • Dtlk ""'-.
Dlshwashen "' mm -. llll. 1 "'1""' tor""· H.,... SliAlU' BAii MAIDS • co '"'*"'
Full time, aver 11 Pull time or wkend.. MEN lJVE In lbuebeper. Lite GO DANCER.s Top " 11 PART • TIME WORK
Apply tn Pencm M1n II" 11, •PPlY ht pertC1t Good workaw. Start 1n:d ~ A,.nclH, \Yemen noo --weft: 6 clean.'1. Take $2,50...$3.SO to .iart. Call ":'or'. MAIL ROOM Dl7J' Rmkldelina, additlonl
Lo.. Padtw C.onstructioa
tH-"833 Lk:., inlured
lo~'t Bl loy LIDO CAii WASH JDldlottly. Good ""' peld Cll'I ol I rllll e.a. "*"""' "'""""· 5CS-9t83 SASSY """"'"-"""' bo .,... 11 P1 ... rh1ftllftl 1 I 431E.11th CofJtl M• m compi.tian of eieh Jolt. alt I J..A.SSY 29Ql Harbor, C.M:. Cootaet G, Al"lUI ~1lnt(nt 6l50 :tM E. lfth St., C.ll. MEN tnr -momJnr No ........... __,,., F/C bklqor to .... WOMAN nntod lor °'"""1 lklU9l:KED'ER wanb!d In 3311 W. Bay st., C-ll-
Addttionl * Jt-nod"tie r...ia-. Lie. m.eoa. * M9-G:l.70
* P4INTING 4 ....._ dellvery. Mimi Coll -.-ID llB _, -.r, -""c. .,..,..... 2 Multol. hrd, No -alilo, -
DEO'.IRAT!No * 11lAINEES ..... -...... ., Mr. lt•W n ... 1251 DMV ,.,. -1a1. • ...... ""· 11112 ...... ,, ..i.,,. lllf. .... WOMAN 1or ...--"
Inl:trior, m.rtor Ll.ttt New York CODOa1I •· nUable. W1* P.O. Box 1N 2 Cir S.Jetmen W1ntM Steno to M!!O ~ lhd. CM. IO-«n'O ._. (wYt pc1, lift flour, fold
C•l'f!! Cloonlng 662S Llc'd. IM'd. Guaranteed. -" C1I1bma hll CM. Bdn -""lo-ttoo. =1.:= MOO a.t4Nll'G lodJ i bra.'"" LT. ~ n . apt. 6 2nd ....... etc.) 4..., In perm . O.tom. work Cftb'. nfled for 11\'tNl )'OWll mm DELICA'ltitiili Man 5 da.)t and mov. to new location. I>ent .... _. $400 "nam. Rdable. oon lnalp. ~bot' <n dbl. nukin· 15 UlY ~but 14eocSq.191 E. C\Rl'J:T I: Fin. deantni; HARRIS PAlNT1NG &o-ess to fill vllCalldft en tbtlr Stuthla W"Q'I S 1. T 1. i:.::.u.nt ......tdna cr.iodltloN -to $400 s;2.00 llr. IH-OllO Hr q. NB own ..._:__ 18tn !It. C.M.
for 1 day lf!'\l'lol!:. qu~ ..-tL-.o.I ttltl ........ HJ-~-.~ .. 5'1 ts1~ -~ ... --.... "--"'--O'tditznar -·-woum IJ -. clII $! ....... lor P4INTJllG. £lit. IJJL ""· ••-•--·~ -• • •' -•-"•"" vo-• ~ N., JIA8Ylll'ITD\ A llto --IYI. -• lo -In &nul lir!rb""'"'""""" HH Troller. 11 ,,. ...,. -~~-... °'""'E.lTOIAll"llnoAw. ~.~~,.......,.~111-=~ -Jf.8.1"1awlr. 11Em-!Wlor2 _,.. ...,,.P1rt-tlme0<fllllttme. I="=========-I """ .... ...__ ee11. ""'" CM. "" ,....,.. -· ean ..._., ,._ --Sin 111.ssa s1r1 ,, ., ,,. a1oo a•;.... No tt1><m e1111 --
Ge-Int 66IO 5CHSl5 WANTED BUSBOYS -Tnw lo<too7 to 132t sAllilliTfll t111 -· -1or ....-. -Blvd., CM 1----=-----1 P4JllTING And Paperlna. 11 IXI' SALESMAN DISNWASHEU COOKS, LIAO PltY rn. addrw/pol SSll ~ l:IO to U Pll a I llm-Wod a I'll. -l\1Al'l'Rm, -°*
ANTHONY'S JW etll 1n1 .,,. baCb llrtneftt far Uarlrw Harltwan I: Boat AmS,0'1 Jtntaunnt Dlcelletrt 11&1 u.i wcntac: na. tr'a1 ctrt '* .,._ ..,_ • 1f\t. H).f'n'4 CJU1l) a.rr.· J llCbool ._. ..,.._ A bmeaDa. Anitr Ger<lon Somce --but not...,.....; a>. (loa>m,_ _ N.B. GI 17"' It., C-ar-.........._ -bo flll, HOUit\iiYii . l:Al!.lf ll)' hceo. 'o..,, trw. ,.; ...... CJoo111. <IA N.
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appolntment C9ll Jf!!rr'I be-plQ' studkll model bames, $65; •mptt"n $25. Both .i ....i~ -. -..... ....__._ L•'-FREE Jattenl, bl•ck. lcl!r ., N--u£......._ YICht loatt Wanted . 9050 t..a I A ! . deooratcn ~tloll.. cmdtHm. MS-43S5 ....... --..;, .. amWllE UIAU' bl.ired. lameM .... ...,.~ ~
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A deuitr:w. 2 BR. 2 t.. Apt. every Di&ht til I • -Jwllp bowd $35. Pool •tq IDOi., 1 calico, 2 blk 4 wbt. 666-1'22 or 673-l& for mar. Mobile Homtl 92
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SEAMSTRESSl!S Dea Point. 1: 49S-M36 ~1072 prlcM. Hammond • c:oon • traiMd. U 1-24&2 i/S AOOU.sr SPECIAL! Haul ~ :i:;. 84'n :-'65 FORD Van. He•vr Daty.
E!Kper. lat' tut srowina: wom-G1ULL 6 Fry pot cook, fUi1 WJ.UflJT Buffet A m.dt st)'M ptanos 6 ()rpm at Ille OlLOR , TV, Packard Bill. 4 ADCIWJLE ballowecl kit. out, pt.Int jobl • be1t price 531.-BSn . $900 Take older..cV ID ti.ae.
ea'1 spxt:IWNI' Q . Groovy Ol' p/tlme. l8 or over. wn pe. drm let. By LANE U81d haDd demanstntarl. ~t colllClle, remote, exc. tml. Weaned 6 box trained. on ~ water front. , • M2-Cl6
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t:UIO==--==='=CM.==='1 rnEEZER WAl'll'EDI Gould Music Company -l1Z5 <•""· ~l . Kl'lTENS • -blk tbort mi the Bay 11 20tll botb. :im• ~·200·""' Imported Autoa HOO AgtnclM, Men & Smaller la1t model uprla'hf: XMfi N. Main. S.A. 547.o&ll lAdlel qua! clothlnc. Wee hlt. S mo. pntl.e a: huis. e 675-1.Sm e at 1 o Ice, e O>ut .
obi Mon, Wom. ~· Women 7550 6l&ml · Selson Salel ~~'. :;,: v!d.~ 8• """"" "" • 9/6 SELL 0r tndt tor ., .... , :v<I." ~· ,... WhUti<r VW CAMPOS.
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...... -mlCIO . II• . ·-·-• -·~· -·· Pref .. , "'""""· ... S1llbo1h 9010 MESA llllNI lllKES 39.!ri up O.LC.,' -c>tdal ,U.<-school•ln--ructlon 7hU\ v .. ---.. ~ up. ·-_.... --5 ·PM, N&-3&93 9M Sales• Pvt.• Re-'-Honduru or•J!cle, Jlblab ----•-•-". '---(Nro KateU. ott S.A. Frwy.) ............... D)U<l'S• orpn Re190nable. U>ast Vacuum NEW IA.LIOA 20' m Harbor c M e ~ blade Interior. NllL · DtW.
B P odl w;;:-l ~.-. -A 333 E iTlh. CM, 642-15'0 NEEDS Good borne. 1 mile All -com-with , . . $'15, Cuh dell, ar ~· • ,.,,., . 0111 .. lgulP!'!."nt 1011" --.. .,, .... ldttea will P'Y to Ex.-rltnced 1h'wh ~)'oar lldl1J m que.1-·Used l!lltnet piano, S39$. Grandlatbim clod!: •1th attu. M&-817f 9/3 Ida " trlr. Slff:pl 4.. He.d Motorcycl• 9300 ~ ~ pymnta. ~ SHOE SAL!S
Ledin Sh"' _ UY tor ttw cimot icb yoo. SCM "EJ«:otro static 0ip•. BalMIDT..fHIUJPS co. MlNIATUU »' Grandl•th-AKC Sbetland Sh---'-, " extru. SM:i by llllP't 1-;;:;;~;;;;:;;;:;;:;lf~~i;;;r;;;-;;;;iii;i;I ~ commlulon I: bmeo -"l ,.,._ ......... -~ _.., Xlllt eand. Take afer lew 1t07 N. Main e _,_ tn dock with chimn, elec-~· $3100. 873-14111 e ._ Cub tor ::::t:L' ~· ., ... , ~ ,_....,_ ........ -_, ...ul trl etc ......., .. ..,_. YI'• old, mile. Gentle' af. , -~ fits. program tu t.d am•zinl JllYIMl!ta. st;..60U Sl.nta. Ana c ....... ~ fectlonatr. 673-1074 9/4 24 CCLUMBIA O..Jlqtr, We P11 man lc:r ur SIDprt
... tn Jll!'Wlll .raulta. C I DARK Brown lknlQ bait excellent coodUion. To Me ,,250 ,, reprdl.1'91 of year,.~iLiWe
10 -'Mon thru Fri l>46-.0l Sl • •, Rftteur1ht I014 LOWREY Organ lbl bendl wtg, v~ SUod' oond. Paid 1 Y..-Cid C: o ~i:b P= call GM-tm or 6ff-03S2 . or condition. 1'l7 --
.. NEWPORT BMILER, Sal-by ,,,_ -11'<1· Soll I'(), -alt I = .., 9!i HOURLY RENl'J.LS ,... "11. ll:Lll •E ROBINSON'S School of Bual-· Woll l ...., """' by Wo!!. .!. "!".; 13116· pm. * Rbodei It'• * EJIDUROS MOl'OllB, 1'a<ll lltlcb m;.J.
B33DoYerDr N~'B::.a Sanitary mta.l dicer. All .._.._ '66 TENT ~ $550 . 3LITrLEktttenane«lbome. Fun Zcllll lat Co. &lbosr We.stm1utr:i'.119f..lmc'":
PASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
' llfl ..... 61S-le! 1-5 PN. BABY Gnnd "'-I m. Triller mJrron $5. Ramd 7 wk. Tml to -Uttet. 537°7777 '66 KADETII $12'.!i. MiSS Wrl&bt'1, rite, to t)rpl. o&d. Perftct condltk.GJ maple lamp tiblt $15. Man'• 646-9273 9/6 Power Crul11rs Opel 32 Sport Coupe ~-
write rllbt bet:ore llChool. 01r191 Sele 1022 e MWl11I e eoH clubl l75; ~ 6 ctrrE ldtQnl to rood 25, OWENS CAB CRUIIEa Radio, beah!r, 4 tPHd~· ~~ C:::' -IUPEll WllJUJTZER Spinet, per1oet LG& Danloh "°""" ...,. home. 646-1473 di.~ 916 Xlnt cood. Lood«ll llocl HOLIDAY RAMBl..•l
113 Del Me.r ·&~2851 · HOUBEROU> &Al.E! ocntUtlcn1 '39l MMrm. bill. de•k • buttct, mind RABBlT, mostly black, tree 6'T-1l03, l?5-&Xll •vet· 1999 Harbor Blvd, O>lta iteu
' M .... ooucb l d>alr A ..,. KNlilE ;;;oa;i;, aood .,;.. lablt l ( "'"1n. I Yr. old. ., ..,.S """'· LI Mm7 91( '61 MERCEDES Bena 2IO S.
Audlo-Vlaual
Operator Salacy-
THEATRICAL 7900 -L •-13!1 11opt di""', 1495. M6-4IT1 rrM191 rnEl!l A-1bt au !f!ad Ski loth 9030 '65 I Dr. OleT 8ta -· ob11t $5 Whit. ctwtt al A 96iJD stat. 1ter10 COD-retrlprMor 875-0088 9/3 ; '6f Het.lhkit CckW' TV. ir·
SCRAM-LETS draw.-.$3MI>powerland Ttlevtlfen nos IOt.. Diamond lt;J1U1, ' PREE KITTENS A Tru• WlnMrl 6tOO'I'• with th• N•w pliy1c•· 548-«m. aft I .
M" 1'4" SUNDAY ah U ttl RBfT apttd. f19 . $2 wee\rb'. J"rle lJ s.IOB2 l /3 CUS'I'OM BUILT Thunder-dill1c p1lnt1d DT-1'• frt,111 ___ ., ___ ..... -trla1 ... ,.-bird rormw.. m. Thia l3' "Herby l1by."' 4i • rd I II .. ATSU.. .
Off11t Dupllc•tor
Optr1tor ..,..,._ ANSWERS ..... ~.,......,. ....__ rv, .. , home · l1U" ..,,, lWO male rahbitl w/ e1r19 all flba11UI V-bottom belu-&ro.,•'• S.1111111 Y•1111~1 " ft' --=:
MISC-1.......... KDUIY v--• A11'dofhoule.<IMG2 .,, ... Amt<ka'• moll ...... ,... '67 DATS"""
-_ Heda• _ Rllky _ old ..,.. not oo okl No Color TV ·-· P)'mntl ol fl.00 11IREE Id'-6 weeb old ....,. ,_, detlp. SAF-'lln o:
Custodian _ ............
-_NAGGING clothlnr or JIN. Fri, W. $9 PER MO, per.., ar $49.10-. Qw!ll 2 .., 1 bla<!<. M&m on E&T SKI BOAT BtJn.T. lt'1 Station wqm, ..........
Hmblmd'• c:nrnment about SUn, 10 IDl ~ I pm. II) Dept. 535-1219 .2 ~ Klttl'nl roua:h Wit.er toted and rib, dlr, o..a.c. DrtYli.
hla ....,.., ·-evm bu. T--lmll Dr., 1-8iK M"1o .,...._. t\I .... oqul--1 Bed<eloY ly from LcJauno W-0$i5 NAGGING ....,._" Bell , RM11l ·can apply to moo. """''A plQful. 0,..1 I"°' -llG-lelll 916 Jet ••. """'""'by" '50 hp cui. c1.i. ar tndt. wll ti-
MERCH.ND. ISi FOR 2'196 BAKDI. c.K. iii'4it1 PurohHo .. , !or chldm. -9/'l 31B!-2rnold.Good Aero-.. Qulw at '5. .... ,.,, ... .uwgDtlJl, APPLY o ...... Coat Collogo
11U1 FaJMIW Road
~ TV F ...... ._ CIU>ER BY PRONE wffll ddJdren 5'1-1954 1/9 All ol dMi mz.. Incl l/i 4K'"3 or M5-4'M --:::· :
SALi AND TltADI ~. :.c11. t ,.; -148-1511 AMS Pool ..... Pm and LIVESTOCK ndio, ' -......... (.
•urnltvro IOOO -. toola • men! I AM to I PM T n...-Relwne ~ti -SU/mo. .wheel CIOltom tnila'. O>rt r .-.. ..,..,. e &U-'1528 e Pets, Chner1I 1800 <Ntt SU,000. Oner II.YI IOLID-----~'---...;;.;:.:.:; GAR.AGE iALf MUSI' !tI1 RCA %5" TV, bi£ EXTRA iwaa t.ble lamp. -· · bHt ott tak
WAifRESBES, Oiab, PnNoeJ":i~~ =. All k!nlk of aoocfieit ~ whl:;.:r;: 00111\tG.: BrandnewbutwrcqkiDdl SERV1CEldDWl:~ov,:: new.~,"~~=
1:llabaJt. apw .•• .AallJ rw, cm1t. <•••=1-ode, lltcaM 40'1 Pirate }\d., N .B. .o • se bb6t Prloed rlcht! 546-6392 w Ml' n1 . . e ~17G J:ventna and Week·
• pll'UI ......... H PM; b:lbcwd, box lllliDI • mat-Moa .• 1'Ms. • W9d. zlnt cand., ~ Ml-'1111 -. w: .. 11--Sall! 113 dot· 592-6153 (213) ·-..
GAllAGE SAJ.J: T\'/S--· -•~• ~~ "-'' -. lllllO It. eo.t .._,dbl olzt, 1Dr.""' l390-·•~ --->Int cond., .. -. --oil. Wilk• Point 111 W. Cah· 1120 VACA'l'ION Sptc:!oll llwf, ow MS-W6 "~........... ..,... ·-111lh st. CJI, _, 1111101s·o .. 111r -,
PIE 8'KEll * Jllltpalm."Od .... ROUND -rm -~-~g0n~ .. ~-~A~ ... ~iC.~ll~·~1~~=:"".'"';.===· f ~~~~:;=~~ TOP QualllJ BLUEPOINT <I VW ....... Aolc 11.ooo '~~-~ :..i-=::.i:=dr= ~,11 • ..,.. 1100 _H_,.,_1_a_1tot ____ 12;;.;;,;.;10 Mlac.wwa:':D "10 =~~1 ~~ b..°";.:.,"".:~·:
HAMBURGER HDmY 4 ltep tab&9; Palnted chat aa:I1UC ltofrt, ~ tterf!O ·db: o:moie 1111 AnlJ. l1ah blood·llne. Mal.fl, femal-leathrr illt. Ski bat mounted
2lJI P!acenda, a.ta lis. al drawan; I ft COid. Dix. llb M'W1 M'cMna. mtllt .olld NW w1th 4 ~ •· pqlJft • lbotl-48U459 tn endDt -plu. bnmd an
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a_, Pm. zblt dMnt.1e, CCMPLETS BR ..C. '-do . .::· ~g,~ ~ ~ .. =----...;112.S=I O.la tat -1 ~ c:aw. .nbet catd!••• tm.-c:t
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plu. ""'W-K.11. dro--, .. woOI VERYFtae-•""''... n.: O>amo-. -·-lanlm>300-·211AtP--
arMllJ m. -2 .._ ... --!rt'l!t!~ UOO c..h I ii:· Hour to-Tiii Ina blra • .n b-$S2111140 SllZIJKI M Or-~-SPC IEC'lt_ONAL .. 2 U.. w._ 11& fOdl. °""" .._ ••In •• ?1 KUST 11111' mo old, ..U 100 11 llo-;O • .l.C. "'"::'~ ~OOor.
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llANsl'CllflTR>ll ' 'fUHSl'ORTATION , '""rl.SPOltTATIOM TRANSPORTATION TllANSl'OltTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
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lmport..i Auteo 9600 lmpo<tod Auteo -1mP.rtoc1 Autot 9600 lmporlod Aul• 9600 Imported Autot 9600 lmport..i Autoo 9600
RENAULT 9600 Uood C.ro 9900
Imparted A.u1oe
34 TRUCK
LOADS -OF
BRAND NEW 1968's
DIRECT FROM THE FAOTORY
AND
THE FACTORY SAYS
SELL THEM!
pNLT THEODORE lOllNS FORD OFFUS .THIS. WARRANTY
ON USED CARS AT NO mu COSTI NOW • ' • Wa CGll
tclentlflcally -'fz• and check over 100 •em on each uted
cs tHt affects lh ptrformonce prior to Hlllng It. Yo.1 buy with
Hitt Jn confidence wht1 ya Hy a Theodore Robin Used Car
tltat cerrl• ... dl09aostlc stick•. n ... can carry a 100°/o
.,..-... t-H lot JD day1ot1,QDO miles.
lJSED CAR SUPERMARKET.
''4 'f.W. U.lMANN GHIA c..,.. H.J. UH. IOD 0771. lolt ..,_Of 20% lllo ..
Of ,,... SJ7 ,_. -.. JO _ ......
'60 FOlD PICKUP
F-100 'Ii T•11 Reetll4e MJll,6. 20% deWll Oftrffe.
S2J ,... -·· 24 -rlll. e TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS e
5495
Now A"""'"' 11 c.n ..., w .. 11 • Now C.11 .. SAVE.'.' letallff At WklOIGI• Te no hblk. '"' 1\e De.I..-.
011 n... 014« Corsi .
''4 FORD CUSTOM 4 DOOi
v.1, ...... trlln. NOY-704. 20% .... ., "9lle.
szs ,... -.. 24 "'°"""'·
''5 FOID LTD. HAIDTOP
.Aoto. fNM .. l&H. hll ,..., IPOU 2411.
20 % lllow11 Of tNde. S4f,... -·JO_...,
''4 U.MIUI WAGON
660 wrlot. lq11lppM. IUJI 974). 20% do-w tro4e.
· SJt per --24 _......_
'M T-lllD, All COND. $ 1595 H.T. Air eo114., hi!,._, wt..._..• ........
I MFY t2J I. 20-,t. ff-er ....... 17 ,_. M ,, lO --"""-
''5 FOID PICKUP
MOO V1 To11 L9"t Niil Pkwal .... IPJll,1) 20% ·-
or "94'o SJI '°' -... JI ....._
'M l"ONTIAC GlAND Piil .
2 11111-'-ftop. foll ,._, .... Tll 14Z. 20% 4ewll
., tr•.$,. per-.. lD .elltk
'47 VOLKSWAG!N DILUQ
2 low. lq•lppH. UJD 2Z,. 20% -... er....._
S4J ,... -.. l' me11tftt.
067 f<>ID CUSTOM 4 DI.
4 Dr. Y·I. A•te. n.,.., Ne. '7717. Jd% 4eW1
. ., ""'· $41 -.. J4 .........
WE .HAVE OVER Sl,000,000
WORTH OF NEW '&B's HERE
NOW! AND THEY WILL BE
SOLD REGAR·DLESS OF PROFIT
• ' TRUCKS
•• •
• 61/2 truck loads said the first 18 hours! If
you missed out on this big sale, now save
like never before for 4 more clays. Offer
ends Sat. evening, September 7.
If you'•• tltoutht you coulcll't afford a Rew car this y ....
deck"-•
•
Easy Financing
We're Offering
DURING THIS 4-DAT
SELL-OFF
EASIEST TIRMS OF 19611
LlstM HI•• -.... , tM fl.llUCie HOf'UI w ......... n.ttie:
U•ltod Collfomla ... k .... k of Amarica, Socarlty Finl
NCl!lonal, Nawport Natl-, Commerclal Natl-I.
81/2 ACRES OF THE MOST MODERN
FORD SAW AND SERVICE
FACILITIES ON THE WEST COAST
SERVING SINCE 1921
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD 2060 HARBOR BOULEVARD
COSTA MESA 642-0010
-· • ' -
TOYOTA VOLKSWAGEN IUICK
'63 YW TOYOTA
Deluxe, dh', with 0.1.c., ex-· Ph. 894-3320
cellent condition. Low pay. 15300 &&ch Blvd .. Wstnmstr
menta, high ,., mllt1&e. "Luxury St1tian Wig."
$95 Ca.ah deb, take pay. 1965 Cll!'V Bel. Air Sta. Wac.
met1tl $34.86 mo. After 11, Flctl:ley e.ir c:md., poYt'er
494-9TI3 and 545-0034 ~. brakes, & steering,
'57 VW. Reblt trans. Nu 9 p&asenger, 283" VS etli'.·
brakec. Exe cond. $375. Thi& 11 an exceptional st.a.
149.0JllJ -,n.1190 &l6-§12l att 1 pm. Vt'llg. One owner with low
1970 HAllOI IL'fD. -----~---1 mileage. A must see .
COSTA MUA VOLVO. $1895
'67 VW with Pcncbe chrome -.,-,,----,-----1 lst car Jot on Hartx:ir Blvd.
rims, radial ply""'· wood '63 VOLVO 1225 JOHNSON & SON
duh, AM/FM, coco matJ, 4 Door Se&n. 1 wner, immae. Llnccln,M
pop out rear windowi. ulate condltlon. Sale price OlSta MM& ~ch
M6-ai90 et only 1941 Harbor Blvd. 64Z-7ffi0
'65 VW Deluxe. Dm't miu $1095
tJria one. No dawn! OAC • E-Z TO BUY f 4 SPEED
poymenu on1y 136 ""' mo. JIM SLEMONS SPECIALISTS
......,, TOYOTA H H PERFORMANCE
VW engine•. Sleady in stock. .. GEST SELECTION IN 1500 CC. $395. 4() hp . $235. 417 W. Warner, S.A. 540-2512 QR.ANGE COUNTY
1300 cc -S325. 36 hp -S156. Autos Wanted 9700 CUSTOM CARS
642-0350, 6!0-767o Ev ... -1--------Selected Auto
'&5 vw AM/FM radio wood WE PAY whttL Good """, X1n1 Center
oond. TOP DO 13032 Harbor Blvd. 5374646 * 646-54.12 * LLAR '64 MALIBU
'64 VW Must see. Beautiful FO Super Sport
creen $50. down 0 A C R Flashing r e d, automatic
payme1:1ts only $33 per mo. trans, ,power steering, pow.
842-<6!5 USED CARS .,Only ........ IMMACULATE. '66 VW Deluxe Special. Extra
clean. No down 0 AC , (QNNfil flmlRN CT Payment. only $44 per mo. 1.m;J VU.I
842-4615
'67 VW Deluxe. Pus this one
and yon be. No down OAC.
Payments only $46.SO per
2828 Harbor ruvd.
ea.ta. Mesa 546-1203
WE PAY ...
$1495
Can fin~ all or part Pll.y-
ments as low as $24.00 per
mo 0.A.C.
ELMORE
mo. 842-4615 CASH MOTORS '63 Ga.D VW Delux• nl<e TOYOTA
car. No down. 0 AC Ph. 894-3320
payments only $31 per mo. far uaed ~ I trudtl jW!I 15300 Ree.ch Blvd., W.strnnstr
;;,"2-461;:-;;;;;;-;S====,,.-;:7.:" 1 call Ill for free eltlmate. 1952 CHEVY. New radiator,
''6 vw Su"""'1 earn...-, lully GROJH CHEVROLET Good ... , • ""'· """"'' equipped, luggage & ski needs work..il $45. 611 Kings
raclc. Xlnt cond. Priv, Ply. Aak tor Sales Manapr Pl., Hewport He i g b t 1 ,
~7 18211 Beach ·Bl.. 64&-403%~ ~ ·
'66 Squarebt\dc Hun~~acb '61 NOMAD Wagon, V-8, 3
R/H. Good cond. $1875. seat, air, p/s, . p / b ,
"""""'· 83451'57 Will Buy .......... ,., ••.. w.. x1nt.
VW Bua '65 9 paaa. Radio, $7%. 546--0637 3217 NebI1U1ka
Xlnt mech., gd tiret, dean. Your Volluwaren or Porsche 1;Po;1,.,;;-c-,.M'"'.="""==-,...,,..
$15$. 6'2-J'.Y19 ~ pay top dollan. Pa.kl for '67 EL Camino 19,0ll mi. Org
Opn Suodayl
YEAR· END
CJ.UtAllUI
SAVE
•• DEMONSTRATORS
""' A LARGE
SELECTION OF
BRAND NEW
Toyotas f • Yolvos • • i MGB's,
MGBG,Ts
t Austin Americas
f Sprites
Jeeps i • • • usn IMPOIT i HIAD9UAITEU
FOi
• OU.NGI COUKTY ~
SPORTS CARS
il.962 GlllA CouP< lik• n""!
1967 DATSUN wagon.':!
tomatic, one owner Sl.M5•:
:t1967 AUSTIN HEALEYi ·E:.~::;~i
1967 FIAT 850 ~. thei
popular ooe ••..•••.. $1415:
TOYOTA O-Own, Ile'>\'!
car trade-in .......... $995*
FORD CORTINA GT.I with bucket seats .• $1475
1967 MG 40 sedan. Froot
wheel drive, ncllo, low
miles •...•• , •.••.••.. $9'}5
966 TRIUMPH HT Road·
ster, has AJ.VFM .. $1995
MGB Roadster, hap-
py car, wire wheels S17!fi fllM>I TRIUMPH Spltl..,,, f worth every dollar .• n 395
i:l965 MGB RoadstE!', must,.
ti: ~c00~·-~a rAM/FM, 6,IXll mil" -~
965 MGB Ro.d.ster, read.Y;:
t~i'l~·~=.; t ~ wbeds.·:·····-'17!fii
f:I.964 JAG XKE Roe.dJter,: i: new top, chrome w:beels ...
!1964 MGB Road&ter, =
'i' top and all .......... $1485
f
1963 POUGEar "40I" 4
dr Sedan, ooe owner .. $995
1961 PORSCHE 1600 Coupe
2 others in stock .... $Zi95
i 1960 JAG XKl50 O>upe,
• the wllii one ........ $13$
'i'l959 MGA Coupe, below !wholesale •••••• : ••. $799
1$6 VW 2-docr aed~ n-i
dio, shar,i ... " ...... $1@5:
r:e~~.~~:~:
IMPORTED SEDANS
'67 vw Xtra nice cu. $50 or not Call Ralpb Owner. 396 turbo. Poa:i hv
dwn OAC. Pymta $S3 mo. 673-1190 SW!, air, AM/FM vib. i l966TOYarAstatioTiwag-}
Dlr. 842-4615 WILL Trade 20, inbrd with g=.~s:.Siir'• tinted •on. This is lhe me .. $2475~
'63 VW. gd, cond. C&U.aft.: completely reblt enc &.other .. ;;;;-=='""°",,__~..,,..~ :1~ TOWI'A Olrona f.i 5;ll PM equip. Value, Sl,000. 548-U:n 63 CHEV. N.~a II 2 door • door, like new ... ,, .$1215
673-7'956 hdtp, new pe.mt excet tires. f l91l6 TOYGrA Corona f-
,67 SQ. Back. Excell9x cond. U..ct C•n 9900 6 cyl. $HM. Ask for Bob f door, baa column ::
26,coo mi. $1995. 675-1319 or --N:-:-::E-::E-D_A_C_A_R_?--'--_962-c-;;2504;rro.;,8<2-44ai>:==-=--~
673--2937 '65 CHEV Impala. SS, con-1967 TOYOTA Corona ._,.
CAN'T BE FINANCEOf veM., :m hp, 4 spd., perfect door, real gas saver $14851 Naw! 66 VW. lmmac. e Bankrupt? e Repoueulon! cond. $1595. Call aft 6 at ~961 VOLVO Extr:!6::i :ck! =~~edi~Ne: r:!v~~~ 963-1136 •new tires ..•. ~~~.!~
"'°''"'",,_-,--,--,....-1 Make Payday P1yments '61 ctievy Station Wagon £1966 VOLVO 4-door sedan,
'62 VW* 67' ~~ co* hd. McCARTHY MOTORS -6 cyll(\good condiion. a real bargain ...... Sl.59:.l
'59 VW, ttblt eng. new paint. ~~b:.:~~:, ~~ '63 CHEVY Jmpala 2 Or. HT. :: i:L.ir~.~~~-~::; ~ $400. * 67~192 ~
S650 or make otter. s.tS-1487 Santa Anl Pb 54.Z-3507 Alr cxn:!. R/H. Auto. Xlnt 1964 VOLVO 2-door sedan ~=======::.=========~! cond. 675-50:10 Mr. Paine i ',. 9800New Can 9800 ops n economy ...... $995 ,.
'57 CHEVY 964 VOLVO ~. the hart! i
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'68 OPELS
DAILY RBITAU & LWING
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SERVING HARBOR AREA
234 E. 17th STREET,
COSTA MESA
OPEN Monday thrv Frld1y 'ttl 9 11-m.
OPEN 'tll 6 p.m. Sahlrday -Clotod Sunday
Auth11ri2" l11lc~. Op•I l J•t••r D•tl•r
S•"f111 ffi t Htrbor Ano 141-7765
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ill962 VOLVO 4-d(Q" aedan,: ta real gas Mver ...... rnfi ; COMET
"A Red Hat Oneu
1966 Cmnet ~ Spt. Cpe,
390" eaii. power steerlne and
brakes. A beautiful onyx
black wtth vieyl buckct
Wlft.ts and blade plush CU·
pet, Full price
$1995
lit car lot on He.rtior Blvd.
JOHNSON & SON
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CONTINENTAL
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4 Door
An original John90n ' Son
car with tll the-extraa incl
I.Jr ' l~tber. One tn 10,<0>. rui.,...
$1795
Ut mr lot on Hamor Blvd.
JOHNSON & SON
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CONTINENT AL '61, full pwr,
1lr, new tirH, exc cond.
$009 or will tr•de for
amaller car of •me valut.
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TRADE .INS
11968 JED> PU, a beauty.:
' $3395 : 1964 JEEP Wag01Ja1re i beauty ............. s1'7ii
t l964 OLDS St.atioo Wag-
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965 LINCOLN Continen-
tal, 4-door hardtp. air,
etc. All IUX\Q appoint·
rnenb .............. $2Zii0
Authorized Sales
£ and Service
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1• CADILLAC SEDAN DE VILLE ANNUAL 1968 CADILLAC El DORADO
A ..... , .. s ......... IN .mn ... llok "-"lfol "" C:.4111H i... LABOR H~~ th lohl••• ........ ,..,. !I.Jo ... lo K-• ..... -In· •II e.t1n1 •• ,...,,.,. ~1,_11t 1Mhi41ttt ........... ..,,~ ......... .., 11M•1 t.1 •• k lftttrl ... •114 ltl1ck i1H1114M ..... ,.,.., ·~•lppH ...... f•e-
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•..tr.I •114 .f •••rM f•etery •Ir s"4lfte11-., """'"' Ul4U24 4-. •l•ctrla 4.., r;n '"' +ni11k .,. ... ,. 11111 ,._ •114 NllJ etltw $5999 a:INcE ... _.i6"777 .
---OVER 80 QUALITY AUTOMOBILES TO · SELECT FROM------
'66 CADILLAC
Coupe de Ville. Solid p-een ftnl.ah with anen
leather and nylon Interior. l'ull Cld'Ilat.1>0wer
equipment plua tactorJ air conditlonln&, Wt-ateerlng wheel, power door locks. 6 way teat
and many other ~ the extru ottered b,y
Cadlll ...
SAU $3888 PllCI
'64 AVANTI
Factory air conditiOnina:, radio, beater, power
steering, power wlndawa, console and bucket
eeata,.1olid white with harmonizina: vinyl in-
terior. Brand new General Jet air tires, all
oripnal inside and out. Local one owner.
SAU $2999 PllCI
'66 CADILLAC
'65 CHEVROLET
The ever popular Impala ·1uper Sport. Air
conditlonina:, automatic, power 1~ radio
and heater, bucket seats with center console.
All orldnal in&lde and out.
SA1I $1333 ;.ICI
'67 CADILLAC --· -------Coupe de Vllle. Beautiful Mon~ GrHn ~
ish with Black vinyl root and tun leather in-
t@rlor. Full Cadlllac power lncludln& power
vent 'NlndOW1 and of course, t~ air eon-
dltionlns.
SA1I $4777 ilalCI
'63 CADILLAC
0111£R SPECIAL VALUES
'62 · LINCOLN CONTINENTAL e
'64 CADILLAC FLEEJWOOD e
'65 LINCOLN CONTIN01TAL e • '64 PONTIAC STA, WGN. e
'66 BUICK LE SABRE •
'68 BUICK STA. WAGON e
'6TCREV MALIBU COUPE e
'66 RAMBLER SlA. WGN. e •.
'67 CADILlAC EL. DORADO e
' '65 CADILLAC
. Sedan de Ville. cadillac'• finest and fully
power equipped for luxury driving. Of course
thii includes "Ctor1 air condttionhJi, power wihdowa, 6 way power 1e«t, tilt 1teertna
wheel, and flhWled ln &leamina Turquelae with b&rmonlz1DI leatber and doth interior.
SA1I $2666 Pllc:I
'63 OLDSMOBILE
Thll popular Super 88. J'ul)y equipped with
autumaUc tranamiaalon. rad.lo I.a({" hea~1 power 1teerlna', powtt bn.kn, whlte 1lde wau
tireL .Ftnllhed ln a light ireen exterior with
harmonlzlng interior. Thit car la priced juat
rf&bt tor you.
SAU $888 PllCI
'65 PONTIAC
'62 MERCURY
Comet S·22. Fully equipped with automatic
tl:anlOllu.lon, radio and beater, whlte lldl wan
lira Jet black with red bucket seat interior.
Thia ta a nice 2nd ear for the wife.
WI $666 PllCI
'62 CADILLAC
Equlpmmt Includes _.. 1teerJns, -
wtndowt. pw.ott brakes, ~ancl -,tory air conditionin&. 0 Ca
are power Vent windows 81 way aeat and
autronlc qe. ee.ut1ful Nonnandy Blue ftn-.
tab wlth white top and white ,lull leather in-terlo<.
SAU $888 PllCI
'63 CHEVROLET
' '·-Impala super aport. Alpine whlte exteiiOP wlUi
Sedan de Vllle. Finished In lush Sudan ~ige
with Se.ndlewood vinyl root' and Sandlewood
leather and nylon Interior. Full Cadillac powtt
oqul-nt Includes -"" conditioalns, power vent windowl, erut.e-eontrol, twtllstit
sentinel, tilt and telescopic 1teertn& wheel and
other acceuorles.
Sedon DeVW., < door -banltop. Lime _.
with ""-Mel eylon tbW'!OrJ --6 way aeat, power windowt. J)OWJ!r vent win-
dowa, poW,r •t.eerlni. po\W'r brakel, tactory "" """''""""'"
'67 COUPE DE VILLE e
'64 RAMBLER STA. WAGON e .
'66 BUICK SKYLARK G.S. e
'66~, COLONY PARK e ·
Grand Prix. Autoina.Uc tranarpiulon, powtr
-IL "°"" ........ ndlo ud ... ter,.bllo-ket 1eab, cent.er coniOle, tachometer, whtte
""' wall .u... .
SAU $_1444 Pll~'.
hd bucltat teat Interior. V8 llll$nl, autcrnatk
trantmlulon-with center cOnaOit, radio ando ~
heater, JICJMf 1tttrlna:, whlte ddli wall tlni.-i .
SAU $388@ PRICE
'64 IMPERIAL
Down ' door hardtop. Leather and tapestry
interior. Fully equipped with power 1teer1nJ,
poWer brakes, power windows, power 6 way
..t, &utomatic dlmm.er, AM/FM radio and fador7 air conditionin1.
SAU $1444 .:..er
'65 MUSTANG
Economical 6 cylinder engine wlti1 the •tan4-
ard tranamlelon. radio and heater, white lid•
wall Urea. Snow wtrlte exter:l.or with h&nnonl•
~lue Interior, .
'67 BUICK B.ECTRA 225 e
'65 THUNDERBIRD H.T. e ..
'66 OLDSMOBILE TORONADOe
'64 COUPE DE VILLE e
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'64 FORD
Galaxle 500 converltble. J1nilb@d in Arctic
white with a matchln& whJte top and tull
vinyl interior. va enslne,, automatic tranamit-
1lon, power 1tetrtna, ramo and heater, tinted
1lhl and white 1Jile wall t1rea. A. very nlct
automobile.
Don't mill ttlil areat buy.
SALi $888 PllCI
'63 PONTIAC
Bonneville Coupe, Gold wlth hannonlzlna fn.. terlor (fllll vinyl}. AutomaUc transmiuton.
..,..,. •letrln!r. power brakes. rldlo ancl bat-
er, white aide Wall Ura. Unt.d sJua lbd much more. ·
SALi . $1777 PRICE . SA1I $999 PRICI SAU $1222 PllCI SAU $999 PllCI
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8:30 AM to 9:00 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY -9:00 AM to 6:00 PM SATURDAY and SUNDAY
YOUR FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER SERVING THE ORANGE COAST HARBOR AREA
N.AB ·ERS
2600 Harbor Blvd. · Costa Mesa 540-9100
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'66 PONTIAC LE MANS $2277
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bralles. windows. radio and Hater, HW ftlte ·
wals, lactorf air condltlool... ·
'65 CHEVROL~T 51
Impala S.,... Sport. VI, pow.,.t14e, pow• '
11-ln9, racllo, hMllf, whit• wolls, lactcwy 97l
air, yel~ • /bloclc loterlor.
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