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• THURSDAY AFTERNOON , SEPTEMBER 12, ,1968
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Bikini Business
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M!'AS\JRING UP -Shapely Carol Pellelier•of Dana Point can wear C~Jtli&de bikinis es well as tum them out on sewing machine at Lacuna psychedettc •hop. Owner Bill Von Sultzer says sales of
psyclledellc l!neey measure up .in market place.
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Psychedelic _ Shop Mean~
Money-Lots of Money
Guerrillas
Trapped
In Hamlet I ,
Sandbag Squabble N~~ri V~te
· , ·Seashore Re-sidenis .Seek Refund· . J:ould D~cjde · _____ -t
1 . , , By RICHARD P. NALL
Of TM DellY 'net ttsff
, k 'psychedelic shop does n ' t
· necessarily mean hippie• but it can
mean money, money, money.
brn.Von SuJtzer knows. He turned an
unemployment check into a boomin;:
Laguna Beach business: Tbe Outer
Limll<d at 933 S. Cout H\Pway.
''I feel it will be netting $1,000 a
..wek next &ummer," sai4 the 30-year-oid. ex~staurateur eyeing his racks
of mod finery. 1n business only f1ve
m:ontm, he said, he'a already oett1ng
lllOO to $GOO weekly IDd h~ turned
down 121J,OOO for the busU.s.
Take the custom Djlde bikinis,
which shapely Carol PeUet1er 6f Dana
Point, is sewing tor. ;von Sultur. They're made of wild JUnCa!l colors.
The top loou like a bikini top ond
ff:eagan to Speak
At Saddlehack
College Ceremony
Gov. Jlonald Beapn wlll be'fealured
spea~er at dediNtion ceremonies for
Sad<lleback Junior CoU.ge Oct. 15,
DIJtrlct SupL Jl'red H. Bremer an·
DOunced Wedneoday night.
Reagan's aftmlooo talk w i 11
hl&blight 1 w.ek-long de d l'c'a t Ion
Jll'OflWll beginning Oct. 14. It will
culdllnate ln public totD't of the N!IW
campus near Mla:sJon Viejo on Sunday. Oct. .,,
$<11ool will open for an npeeled
1,11111 lreolimen students SepL 23.
Btemet Mid Reagan'• tchedullng l~tary &MOUllC~ \o him by
telephone the eovernor would make
)1 ce.
JtmlO!" -COlle(t ..,...,.
IJlt .' CUI\~ Beach, 'Nstlri, El Toro
C4J1Stra o,'"'Sd Clemente art••· " 1 : 4
· tpe bottclm look.t like an Tndi'ari lolii
cloth tiaring a bit of thigh. Von Sultzer
s.ajd they Were a hot item at •lite recent .
Newport Beach Pop Festival. "J never
made so much money," he murmured.
INV ADE LAS VEGAS
Von Sultzer plans to invade Las
Vegas . with his far out ·fashions.
"Those show~U Las Vega.! show girls
will run to tbe pools with the bikinis,"
he predicted.. ·
He said a tall, shapely girl wears
bikinis to btst advantage.
Who are The Outer Limited
customers? Lots are tourists. "The
tourists are· buying what tbe hippies
are wearing.and taking it home to 1&y
'look what I bought In La~' even ii
they neveT "Wear it .again, be said.
Fingering the gold ro.dl clip on a
chain round bia neck.. the mod en·
trelnneur ·said be bu IOld. them to
middle age people who tJaw never ,..., a marijuana dgareti. (• roecll
clip bas a tweeler actlpn llke .an
alligator clip).
"It's not a blpple store -juet far
out fashions" Von Sultzer. upLained.
Hippies buy a belt or something el1e
occasionally but Von S~. ~ he
shoos them away ii they pereh In front
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GOALS JIBE
Vori SUltier'a g~1s JllM w¥b tome "of
the Olamber of Commerce goell, af·
1luent visitlOC'I, brbt business and U:•
pamion. He plans to join the chamber,
Jie ·~aid. · · n.e entrepreneur said bis Lu Vegas
Velltllre' will 1nclude an art gallery
with· the futuristic works of LQuDa
atti1t Jiln Klnpan,
In' the meantime, he'• 1ettln1 up
a&p at tbe conserv.at.lve Loi Angeles
County Fair. l\'1 the fttil psyche shop
they've allnwed, be 1ald, and It tool: a
special fair'--.t mtellnl to <ledd•
(Von Sultzer'• taaler bu a borte bca
on the groundl).
!Jqunoo ~-Pllelps or "lmase ~eww:· it turntn1 out hand-crafted
(See PSYCUEDELIC, P1re Z)
, SAIGON (UPI) -Souill Vietnamese
infantrymen and jet fighters today
drove the bulk of a 1,000-DlJD eom ..
:munU!t force out ol 1la:y Ninh city
subwj>s ·and then fought a vicious bat·
tie witb. 150 guerrillas trapped in one.
hamlet.
UPI C<>m!spoodent Not Gibson
reported from Tay Ninh, Ille Cam·
bodi.ap bonier city 50 miles. northwest
of Saigon under attack smce early
Wednesday, that , remnants ol the
ColJlllll.lllSt fyrQe -wete pinned inside
Thai Thong· it\im!et on the southern
edge of the dty.
GJbionwid Soudl Vie (names e
troope ind u. s. infantry poured,
withering Cl'<l0$-llre into the trapped
Communisll' positions wllile U. S. jet
!l(lWI and artillery pounded the
hamlet from overhead.
lllolt Commupl<ll melted Into Ille
nigbt and avoided oontact with the
allied troops clearing .. uburbs to the
eut, IOUlh IDd wes< of lawn.
Mmtar:y spokesmen in Saigon ,an·
nounced. U. s. battlefield deaths last
week· decn>o11e1i-sharply from 4116 the
(see VIETNAM, Pare Z)
Trial Date Set
For Emhez.zling
A fonne5 Orange· GountY .... llltant
public adlnlnfttrator . accu~ o f
emhezillng '239 mom estatet ofo dead
perllODI wlll t.ce jury trial NOT. 13.
ArtlMlr O>arlolf, 33, plea<led In·
nocefit to six count& of mtsap-
Jll"OPl'i•Uon of public fundl. during a
hearlni We<lnffday before Superior
Jndg-WIUlam c. Spelr1.
Belon. aeltlng !be bial dm Judge
Spefr1 den.Jed. a defense mof.ton for
dismissal of the Grand Jflry In·
dictmeot of <llarl<ll
Chllrloll will ~ental In ihe
dowolall cl ,... ~~ j In the
public 8dmlnis~at0r'1 olllcej Louil
VanlCllUl'I, wllo ii oow servlnt a stalAl
IJrilon I er Ill for,1~ m<1n than t~.llJO from crun< y..tates.
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In the past three years, ci.ty, county
and federal agencies have spent about
$500,tXWl in the et'06ion battle in -West
New.port. So Car, no be8chfront bome5
have collapsed.
But not everyone along Seashore
Drive is bappy about it.
Take JalTl"6 Slan)p and Mn. Mort
Aden, for inltance.
They mvn houses at 4201 and 4203
Seasbore -in the midst ct.the erosion
crtsts area -and t.heY want their too
in sandbag money back.
· They tell all about it in a jointly
Ii~ ietle< to the City Cooncil today:
•1oii August 26th, we were in trouble
with the recent &torm. and were in
danger, with the ponlbillty of losing
our patios at 4201 and 4203 Seashore.
"Mrs. Aden at 4201 called (City
Hall) and was told · the city would
dei!nit.iely not do any sandbaggillg. ,
"We immediately ordered (from the
city) !00 bai• which coot sgo • , , The
next. morning, Auguat 29th, the c i t y
workera anived and sandbagged the
adjacent Jll'O!)Ortles. .
"IBa.Smuch a! the city was putting in
1,800 b ag 1 for tbe s_a me area and
payJ.ne for the labor, we feel · justified
io asking for a refund at $22\50 to Mr~.
Aden and $67 .50 to ~ames Stamp." ,
A municipal aide said th& city staff
already llad rejected a verbal request
for the. aandbal trefund. "That'• whJ
they're taking it up' with the City
Council," the aide sald. "'Ibey feel
pretty strong about it."
Cooocilmen will probably take 'up
tlhe requeat Sept. 23.
Rafferty Chides Cranston .
In Orange County Talk
By AR~UR R. VINSEL Of Tiii Deity Plltl lttff
Dr. Max Rafferty -1tandlng
Wednesday nelll; a clrcs-1910 post.r
advertlielng Brotherhood Tobacco -
baol1ed hil martini clefUy and tbell
stabbed a simmering cocitail nusagl'
With a tootbplck"1 '1
Thelf he did the same to bil U.S
Senatorial campolgn opponent, former
State Control,ler Alan Ctinlton.
He bandied him deftly and stabbed
him .
The Slate Superinf4odeot of Public
Eduoation, Wit li'eel:lb1· tile prtP In
tho Wloe CeilSi' cl -Am.'~ Sad·
cleboct Irin, Ii -• 91 COiorfui. relics tram OallfOnlla'.t ~ ·
Crarillon lllln1 -· of ....... "Why did ,,., .,.,. entor lhe oam·
palgn If be ii going to merely repost
the RepubllQl\ll stand .,i rt1n1e lo
dobate the 11 ........ ,.i;.u to ·~· lalrly ond squ.,..lyl"llalfcrty uked.
i'~ ·~ my •udlence with him
anyUnie, but it '.takes two lo ta~o,' 'as
I.be kildl say," Raffqty declared, leav.
Ing the·genenrllon Of k.ldJ le referen~
open to que1Uoa.
The outapoken eclle;ato11 -· -who. turns a. clevtt phrase verbally-or in.
llrinl -said ho has challenged -~on to debate three ttniu 1JJ:Jce
ttie primary electlop, Wjthout succeu.
"In the abeence of any con ..
lrontaUon," Rafferty told the gather·
ing of newsmen .-id campafgn ai.lies1 •·no credence should be atven to
ail)'!hing he ..,., uoW I ·
· ' A. He beglno to !Alli the •am• story and,
"B .. He ·•grMI to meet one! debaftl
the ISllM!l1" Rallerty deci&red. , H'e taJG Cranston 1i;ra what mi ~ 'the voters want to bear
wttene;ver he mat-et an .appeaiance ht "'lr. area of the state. ' '. II llOundl lib bl .cloptod.. tbl
JlepubBcan blSldboot before ii wu
(Seo RAFFERTY, P1(e Z)
OiJ Qpestion ·
Newport Beach voter& may ,make
the final de'cision en whl!ther oil is to
be1 pumped from the abandoned, city
dump.1 . . I
It.®pends (>D a num,bet of·que,rtione:
tllat must be settled first . Ainonc
them: · · : 1 1 t-....,1,· th."<• eooulh oil under .the 4().
acre gravel and .rubbish. pile nesr the
Santa Ana River to b:e worth .pum-
ping? ~
-Is it legal for the di)" to go after
it? .
-Would the City Council want to put
tbe iS~e on tpe..mun.telpaf Dallot?'.
Under <;<iUDdl aullloriia'.tioo Tuesday
nllibt, 'city aide• today began trying to
come ap with answers to the first two
qitestioni. · 1bey ~ p r o b 'a b 1 y
determine the· c0Meil'1 answer to the
(See DUMP, P111! Z)
r 1fe~
You wonf't need, your tun·
passes ·bnorrow, tbtt weather·
liian pi:Olnises. Once the log
lilt.I abbul noon, It'll be buy the
1fft of the dny with a peak IAlmp
of 70 Oil the ~ and 81 further
Inland.
INSllJB-. t'ODAY
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1 1Wl.Y I'll.OT 'llllndiy, StpU-12. 1968 -
Aldri~h
BJ TBOllWI POllTIJNE ___ ........
UC b'vlno a.-ll<ir Danlel G.
Aldtlch Jr., ouce lbocked al the <00·
-Oii foculty lfOW1ll !mpoeod by '
Gov. -Roqon. ... -lo live wUb it and tlke comoaatloo when
... can. -
He J>Oinll lo eight add!Uooal lecully
111enibir1 upectod lo be approved by
UC Resents next w .. k, virtually .. 111e ran quarter _..
That would be eight more proleHon •
for lrvlDe than Reagan approved In bil
·llud&et.
'fte Reagan budget called tar nine
additiON.l faculty members for the
UC! campus. Farty.U.o bad beeu re-
CMsted by the regmt.t. Tbe !ala •d·
dltlon next week of eight mlll'f, to be
taken away from larger UC campuses
like Berkeley and Los Angel<S, would mer-tbo nine to 17.
Lut •Prine, Aldrich raid, 11We an-
ticipated nothlng like gettillg only nine.
We Jult couldo 't believe it, actually."
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"We hope lo be able to report back
to tbe <.'OUDdl witbin 90 day1," said
Aslbtant Clty Manager James De
Cbolne.
CONSULTANTS' SUGGESTIONS
The munictpal ballot p r o s p e c t
results from council action on con·
1 u l tao t 1 ' recommendatlom for
developalent ol tbe dump aite, aban-
dooed mon than a year ago.
Ill bell 1bart-term uae, said Willey
& Ham ol Arcadia, planning ml
engineering cOlllUltants, would be lo
develop It either aa a tbreo-par, !&.
hole golf course or as a trailer park.
The golf course could bring in
municlpel revenues of up to $20,000 a
year; the trailer park, $'29.000. But it
would cost only $250,000 to build the
goU course, and about four times as
much fer the trailer park, said Wlbey
& Ham 1lke preaident Dooald B.
Gutoff.
~-indicated-they ·favored
the goV courte becauae it would in-
volve fewer eostly improvements and
would HrVt a eommunity recreational
~UE TO CITIZENS
Ht remuted thtt the quality o1
-at Irvine wlU be ''wr7 badly hurt" beca\116 faculty growth Is not
keepnf up with lludeot eoroltment In· creue.
8mall junlOI' nl -.. cts11 .... Uom, wried course oHer!Dp, onct .U
IUch tttlnga that make for quality
education will go by the boardl,. be aald. .
PresenUy, he bu ~m• to accept
these facts of life and nrefen td •c·
ctd the positive. "Alf of UI have
presrures and sources of abraston,"
be said in an ioterview. "That ill
man's Jot."
He Wd he does not ~ a faculty
ezodua. "A profmor that I 1
parUcularl1 do"" ID the dumps on a
particular day might get an offoT lrom
ano4her univerdty that looks at·
tractive," be said.
But ho laid he bell..., the laeuity
will stick for 1he very reason. they
came to the yot.mg campus. "They will
ride with the problem because they
-• loo• .... ,. gcel ~ at tl>Olr best et.tort." be pndlcted.
A faculty member recently uid,
"Everybocly baa been uked to absorb
a UtUt .btt of the hurt. There wu 110 ta In the budfll, It wu lkJa Ind
bones to a tart out ...
Tbe prolemor mentioned some of
the irritatiOm -having to empty bis
own wastebasket beoaule )lmitorial
service ii cut to once a week, pro-
f esson doubled 1Dto offtcu.
Chancellor ~lcn said. ""nils
inssure ii not unique to the Unj.ver1i·
ty of California. I a&y to t!;>em (the
profe.ssors) tbe grass is not greaUy
greener anjwhere el&e."
He dfered an explmation why more
tb,an the UIUal munber of complainl3
might be heard from UC campuses.
"University of cauto~ in the
minds of tnost people ln the education
world ii at 1be top of the ladder/' be
said. "There is great desire oot to slip.
You just have to go like the old bare to
stay at the top. One of the great fears
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Aldrich aaid Gle statewide UC ad·
ml.nlltratlon bu appraleed where the
grMtert pressure ii and will recom·
mood to tba re(lllla the -_.. at Irvine, Sanla Crul and San Diego be
given more faculty.
The regenb meet • week trun Frl-
clay and fall qliuW 1n.-be1liDt
W days i.ter.
'"We'll be recruiting a clfferent lo-
dlvl®al 1ban ii ,.. bad sullleienl leecl
time," _Aldridl said. '"By agr<ement
among unlW'.lrsiUea acUve recndbnent
stopa May 1. We'll bave to hire on a
temponry baiai perlO!ll Mio oow are
worldag put.llme or are~ on Sob-
betical.''
Ald.rtcfl aaid students will suffer.
Because of Che faculty limitation same
senior st-will not be able to taltt
1be courtel they plaaned on to
gniduate in their specialty. An
eng:iaeering major might have to take
a degree in a. different spedalty such
DAil Y l"ILOT ,,... IW J.a. a..Mll
Humphrey Facing
Trouble With LBJ
WASHINGTON (UPI) -President
Jami-tatendl to lpook out on
governmemt pollcy during th e riflllidtotiaJ. election campaign even if
t creoles dilflcultles foe Vice l'nooi·
dent lluhert H. Humphrey.
JollDloa recognizes tbot IOllle dll·
fleulllu lll8J lrile u Humphrey
dmtl bSa own coane In ludl area as
Vleilllm 1111 law ml order, and he
wmt.I to make mre audl oampaign
--11'8 not interpretod u his
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VIETNAM ••.
pnMool '"" lo le6. '!be lllll!lber of Gii ~ plunged lrGm 2,513 to
1,400, TelJodlng • loftr -Of
-tbnlugllout 1l>e CoUDtry last -Communist -· dacUned !run 5,2112 to 1,llM dead. -~ese ~ Olfd 375 government
.. -. cled and l,IB! auf!ered wounda laet woek.
Gen. Creighton W. Abnomo, COO!·
ID8Dder at U. S. forces In Vietnam,
toured 1l>e Tair Ninh area tooay as
ollled ior..t moved ID beblnd a
punUblng ~aerial bcmblrdment
to ..-. the -without Initial
opposition.
adml.nl1tration policy.
This Is particularly true ID the cue
of Vietnam. The Pl'e6.ldent doeJ not
want Hanoi to get the idea that
Humphrey -or anyone else -Will be
speaking for the United States until
Johnson actually leaves the White
House next January ..
"The President wants h I m
(Humphrey) to be his own · man,"
George Christian, White House press
secretary, told UPI "8'11 while be's
president, no one can speak for bJ.?L"
"The President," Christian added,
"is going to be president until
January. There will be oo slowdown!'
Cbrtstian did not comment directly
on the ~nt public exchange between
Johnson and HumJiire.y on the ques-
Um Of troop withdrawals from Viet·
1181Il.
Humphrey opened his campaign for
tile White House with a suggestion that
some U.S troops could be brought
home late tlliA year or in 1U69. A day
later the President said "no man could
precl.ct" when the troops could be
wltbdra11fll.
The apparent coofllct caused em-
barrassment for the vice president at
the start of hil presidential campaign
and Humphrey later modified his
statement to say that be hoped there
could be troop wltlldrawal<.
.. I ttimt that would be of more value
to the citizells," tiald Vice Mayor
I.Jndliey Parsons. "We should en·
courage it. The longer that property
If.es fallow, the les1 this city will rhake
off of tl We abould let the staff look
Into It."
City Manager Hatvey L. Hurlburt w• asked lo get pr""""'1s !or prl·
vate deveklpment of the site, either . .,.
FOGG ROLL -County road workers direct Santa afternoon when truck rolled off First Street off.
Just after A-left, U. S. In·
1 .. ~en drove the Viet Cong bat·
talion back Into 'lbal TlQlg homlet
a00 the bo!tle U>ere -
OhrWlan said the president will
reJteNte bis pOlicy wtienever he
deems necessary and "whenever he
thinks the forum is proper." The
presidential capdj.dates, C h r l s t 1 a n
said, si.J:DR)y W'lll be "giving shade& of
opnion" .on what they believe· 15bould
be done.
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Tbo couoci1 oJao agreec1 with Gut·
otr1 view that before qny decision 11
reached committlrig the area to any
speclfje type ol developmeot, the city
lbould find out wbettier there ts
enough oil to warrant tapping it u a
revenue nurce.
"A goU coune." suggested Coun-
cilman Howard Rogen, "would be
compatible with an oil UN."
"It'• not ~tible with the city
charter, 1boogtl, • said Parsons.
Gutolf DOied that he bid discussed
1bo c:bm1er llmlta1im with a l'!l!logtst.
He ul4 be had been told that "it is
l>Ollfhle to llallt drill from the ad-
jacent uoineorporated .,..._ -1 don't
--· bot It could be ICCOlllll10· dated."
Mayor Dcnen 114orlhall •aid it was
h« -..i of the charter that
•-ddllln( from eounty tmitor)' In· to the dty DlUlt have voter approval.
CltyAltmleyTully~ymour1aidbo
bollewd the mayer waa r I f h I . s.y,,,_. wu uked to checlc out all
the le&al lmplica-ol drilling pro·
~ ... ii -with the property,
the -..-. ti would mnafn In
city -for oeveral year1 to come.
Any me arranpmeuts woald be on a --· Gutdf said Its value could Increase
up to $1.J mllllal by llllO. It la now
... -lboat ll00.000.
DAILY PILOT --.,__ ~=.-,!:::= C4U'POINIA
OAA.WGI COAST •Ull!IKIHC; COIUMY
leii•rt H. WH4 ,,.lfenl _. htlllllltr
J1ck R. Cutl1y
Vlal !"raider!! Incl' Gtfw"et Mlfll•
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Editor
Th111te• A. ~ur,liir..
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Oinctor
Ana Freeway traffic around scrambled crates of ramp. Driver eufiered pn!y minor Injuries. He
eggs which spilled over right-of-way Wedneeday couldn't say as much for his cargo. . While allied ~elltlen believed
moot ol the buge Communist ,1 .. ce
filtered bad< ..,,_ the C8ml>odlan
border; ltrellgbts In tbe l1l1'1'0Ulldillg
countryilde lndlcated ~ were at·
templlnf to -• toll ... they !ell. Freeway Tieup
Egg-zasperates
Higliway Crews
The Santa Ana Freeway became the
site of the world's biggest omelet Wed·
nesday afternoon when 120.000 eggs
were served up across the two north·
bound lanes just south of First Street
in Santa Ana.
The eggs were dumped on th e
freeway after the truck carrying them
rolled over the side of the 1st Street
·offramp.
The truck broke apart as It hit the
freeway -scattering 350 cases con.
taining 30 dozen eggs each in front or ·
northbound traffic. .
Driver Arnulfo Galvez Vasquez. 3.~.
of Los Angeles, reportedly pulled off
the busy freeway to check his equl p·
ment after sufierlng mecbanioal trou·
ble. As he climbed from the cab, the
brakes apparently failed and the truck
rolled over the embankment onto the
freeway below.
Traffic caught in the king.sized
omelet was held up for about two
hours u county road crews worked to
clean the freeway .
V-asquez was taken to Santa Ana
Community Hospital and treated for a
minor foot injlU'y and then released.
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G()P Senators Back NiXon
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On Nuclear Treaty Delay
WASHINGTON (UPI) -A number
of influential Republican senators In·
di.cated. today ·they would go along with
Richard M. Nixon's call for postpone·
ment of. U.S. ratification of the nuclear
nonproliferation treaty.
The Republican presidential can-
didate endorsed tbe treaty which
Would ban the spread of nuclear
weapons in a speech Wedn~day. But
he urged We Senate to delay approval
of the agreement.
Nixon said the Senate should not be
in the position of sweeping under the
rug the Russian·led invasion of
Czechoslova.Jaa.
"I think most Republicans will go
along with Mr. Nixon," Sen. Jacob K.
Javits, a leading GOP liberal, said to--
day.
along with Nixon, but added that they
wanted to study the issue further .
Sen. Bourke H.iekenlooper, ranking
GOP member of the foreign relations
committee, said coolness to the treaty
was DQt restricted to Republican
ranks. ·~
"Tber~ are a lot of Democrat! who
don't want to act now cm this treaty,"
he said.
The foreign relations committee
meets Fiiday to discuss the treaty and
was expected. to vote Tuesday on a
long-sought agreement.
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Communist lrooptl --.. allied oonvoy to miles 90UGl or Tay
Ninh, ldWnc..,. American aoldler and
woundlng five. U. S. spokesmen said.
the Americans killed 13 Viet Cong In
theattad<. .
Two other battlu were reported at
allied outposts between the city and
the border.
At 1bai Thong, reglooal and popular
force troops who made their home in
the village pitched ID wi1ll regular
!wees to pound the trawed Viet Cong
unit. Other suburbs were empty of the
Red troops who held them :Kl hours
before the allies r'ept in.
Allied spokesmen belieYed most of
IJhe estimated l,OOJ CommUl!tsts who
gNlbbed tl!e suburban areas in a
llgbthing..fast maneuVer Wednesday
morning had faded back toward their
l:airs across the border. Two battles
were reported today at allied outposts
between the city and the herder.
From Page I
PSYCHEDEUC ,
jewelry ol which $4,000 W<lrlh will be
sOOwn at the fair.; In fact, ta.id Von
Sultzier, most Of his clothing and
jewelry Is being mode by talenl"'1
Lagunans. An education major fs mak·
ing sandal-s and a lyrics writer will
operate the Veg-as enterprise.
Von Sultzer said he started with a
$500 loan from Newport Beach Na·
tional Bank and his unemployment
checks. The Outer Limited was to
serve as a vehicle to owning his qwn
restaurant.
But, it looks now like Von Sultzer
Will remain in the far out clothing
business ("We're changing to the
Alr ican look" ) . • . •
Where will it lead? Who knows? \rOTI
Sultzer hopes to become a mod fashion
leader. Today Laguna, tomorrow Laa
Vegas, next year Palm Spring•.
Maybe romeday the world.
H.J. GARRETT
One of the leading GOP backen ol
the treaty, Sen. John Sherman Cooper,
also indicated he was having some se·
cond thoughts. "1'1! have to make up
my mlnd on this later."
I 0 DAY SOFA BED SALE!
Sens. Robert Griffin and Howard
Baker saJd they would probably go
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RAFFERTY ...
even written," Rafferty said, "I think
we're dealing with a· geographical
chameleoa."
He also charged that Cranston's
record during his eight years as state
controller and bis entrance into the
senatorial campaign is 11 h a r p 1 y
divergent compared to some of his
statement.a.
"He U supposed to be such a great
friend of the Wl.lom," Rafferty said,
.. but I notice b!J new campalp
literature h11 no union 'bug'," which
would lndlc1te producUon tn a union
print shop.
Rafferty uld Crantton 1ppeall to
miuoriUet with statements or racial
1ympathy. but cbareed be never ~
pointed 1 NelfO or other minority
group member to any posl
He also complained that Cranston
refuses to take a ttand on the Vietnam
war or the national que1Uon o( rtoline.
versus lnw and order.
The preponderance of Raflerty'1 re-
malnlng temarka were re<aplullu·
Uona of 1Wub he bu taken.
Standing undfr three mounted turn.
of·th•<entury adl, 1Dcludin& 1 in
Bull Durhlm poster. Ralferly laid I
military blockade of North vi.m11n
could help win the war -and may
cotne Wilh the oeW"1dmlnlatraUon.
"ll:e dl4 It back In the Civil War," be
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said.
What ebout rioting?
"We must solve the underlying pro·
blems, primarily recial unemploy·
ment," he u.ld, ''We're D'.lt going to
solve it by more Youth C.Orps and
these otiher boolldoggling programs."
He said the ·only sure method is t6
make it profitable for private en·
terprtse to develop minority 1kill$ and
labor potential.
"Sen. Raffetry ... " someone began.
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"but tt tKKtl>da good ."
i.aer1y laid be fell some a.Icaco
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EDITION Dally Paper
VOL 6f, NO. 220, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES THURSDAY, SEl'TEMBER 12, 1968 TEN CENTS
Beach
At 3:30 p.m. Monday, residents or
the northwestern sections of Hwt·
tington Beach will have their say oo a
o.'Ounty Master Plan of A i r
Transportation and mo~ particularly,
un a site for a new county regional
airport.
The public hearing before the county
Airport Commission is scheduled for
the auditorium cl Huntington Beach
HJgb School, 1905 Main St., and if the
Viets
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Residen-t·s to Air, ·views on
homeowners have anything to do
about it, seats ln ttie 1,300 seat
auditorium will be at a premium.
Joe Halisky, leader of a large group
of Huntington Beach resident! opposed
to selection or an airport site on the
Bolsa property along Cioast Highway
east of Warner Avenue, has called for
the property owners "to fill the
auditorium as. a protest to attempts to
destroy our residen~ areas with the
Drive
nol.se of big jets."
'!be group has prepared a detafled
argument to present to the com·
mission which is intended to prove
tha( no lurther consideration should be
given to the Bolsa Chica site.
Before a crowd of about 200 Wed·
nesday night, Hallsky said that the
presentation will cover ail aspects of
the site Including "seismic," referring
to the Inglewood-Newport eorlhquakt
fault 'M:llch crosses part al the pro-
perty suggested for terminals.
Listening to the presentation were
members of the Huntington Harbour
Property Owners Assn., and of several
other ~ociations rep resenting
tbouiands of homeow~ers in the north
and western tectlons of tbe city.
"Let'• llU !hat auditorium," Hallsky
pleaded.
Bacli Reds ...
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Wallace Ahearn, president of the
Huntington Harbour homeowners, said
that "we feel the City Council and
Oiamber of Commerce and the county
officials think this airport is necessary
and think we should have it here ."
He called on the homeowners group
to back the e!IO<ts or Ha!Uky and his
anti-airport eroup,
Comm.Issloner Roger Slates bas said
Airport
the hearing is aot Rimed at selecUon
or rejection of any of the Ilve situ
proposed. for a possible count.>'
regional air facility, but ooly to gather
information on how the master plan
might be implemented.
Neither the council, nor the cbarm.r
bas taken a stand either foi-or agalrwt
the airport possihllity In Huntington
Beach.
T~ap Remnants of Guerrilla Fprce in Hamlet
SAIGON (UPI) -Soulh Vietnamese
infantrymen and jet fighters today
drove the bulk of a l ,CXX>-man Com·
munil!lt forte out at Tay Ninh city
suburbs and then fought a vicious bat~
Ue with 150 guerrillas trapped in ooe
hamlel
UP I Cocrespoodent Nat Gibson
reported from Tay Ninh, the Cam-
bodian border city 50 miles oorthwest
of Saigon under attack shiee early
Wednesday, that remnants of the
2 West County
Schools Oppose
Tax Initiative
\ Two West Orange County school
1 lstricts this week have added their
E to tbo1e opposed to the "tu
a°lend01ent" Ute» never thought
er get on "'lhe November . .
11 Trustees of Ocean View and Seal
1 Beach school district! went on rec«d
\, \ opposing the Watson irii.tiatiVe, which
if approved will begin a five-year
phase-out of property tax as a base ol
1 revenue for school systems.
Ocean View Sup e '/ 1 n t e n d en t
Clarence L. Hall said .his board is
drawing up a "strongly-worded"
resolution for formal app!'oval at the
next meeting, Sept. 24. Seal Beach
trustees okayed th)i1" resolution Tues-
day nigtrt. -.
Seal Beach stands to lose 80 percent
of its $1 million revenue, if the pro-
position passes, said Supt. Marx
Dressler.
"The money would have to come
from somewhere -increased income
tax c;r sales tax by tlhe state -but I'm
not so sure we 'd get all the revenue
that we'd lose back," Dressler said.
The amendment, proposed by Los
Angeles County Assessor P h i 1 i p
Watson, got more than enough petition
signatures in July to be placed on the
ballot.
A random survey of Orange Coast
school districts this month showed
that many of them had not worried
about the proposition, thinking it
would never be placed on the general
election ballot.
nus month, most school districts,
and some city couricils, bave begun
issuing resolutiorui opposing t h e
Watson proposal
Trustees Ignore
Scout Resolution
In Ocean View
Despite recommendations by Ocean
View School District administrators,
district trustees have failed to set
aside a Scout Enrollment Day in the
system.
Oct. 1 was to have been the day in
all di!trict 8ChOOls to '9t parents and
students "know how and where to join
the Cub and Boy Scoots'', said a
resolution prepared by Supt. Clarence
L. Hall
A motion to accept the resolution
was made by Trult.et! Leonard Shane,
but opposition by two ottier board
member1 caused k to die for tact of a
lleC<J1ld.
Robert Zlnngral>e argued th>t the
board would be fioodfld. wlth request.I
from other or1aftllatiOD1 as'1ng for
reaolutiOOI of 1u.pport f« them.
James Shaffer, another truatee, ad·
ded that tbl1 would leave the district
vulnerable to become poutlcally In·
volved, wben for example, a group like
U1e John Birch Society a sked for
rtcofilion.
Communist force were pinned lns1de
Thai '!bong hamlet on the IOUthern
edge ol the city.
Gibson said South V let names e
troops and U. S. Infantry poured
withering cross-fire into the trapped
Communists' positions while U. S. jet
fighters and artillery pounded the
hamlet from overhead.
Most Communists melted into the
nigbt and avoided oont:act with the
allied troops clearing suburbs to the
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east, sooth and "West of tiown.
Military sj>oke!lll,en iD Saigon an-
DOUDCed. U. S. battlefield deaths last
weet decreased sh.&rPly from 408 UM!
previous week to 195. 1be number of
Gii wounded plunged !Mn 2,513 to
1,400, reflectin& a lower level of
hostilities throu~ut the cOuntry last
week. ·
Communist losses declined from
5,292.14.1,664 dea<l...S..tll VietMmese
headquarters said 375 gofernment
soldJers died and 1,001 suffered.
wounds last week.
Gen. Creighton W. · Abrams, corn·
mander of U. S. f<r<:es-in Vietnam,
toured .the Tay Ninh area today as
allied forces moved in behind a
punishing 24-bour aerial bombardment
to, retake the suburbs. .
Just after Abrams left, U. S. ln·
tantrymen drove_ the Viet Cong bat·
talioo back jnto The! Thong ·hmn\11
and the battle there starjed.
' Opponent "11sent Beach,. T'"alber~·
Rafferty Raps Cr,anston Water , Dispu~e
In Orange l;Q_unty !a~k p:~~~~c~~~~ed
' · wher~y the cily or l;!Jmttl!!lt® Beach
By ARTIIUI\ 1\. VINSEL
Of n. ClllllJ' Pllfl Sl•ff
will haVe a year to lx'iwe tha:t'lt can
aatisfaatorily serve t.he farmers in tbe
Talbert Water District.
D~n.y PILOT 11.rf l"i.Jt
Dr. Max llalferty -1tand!ng
Wednesday D..,. t clrdt·lilO poster
advertising Brotherhood Tobacco -
handled b.is martini detuy and then
stabbed a simmering cocktail szusage
with a toothpick.
At!~y Rodger Ho,..u told the
U>eaJ. Agency Formation Commission
members Wed.nesay that a pa~t WaJ
ne&ni.ng completion between the city
and the water district. IS IT A CHANNEL, DR A DITCH?
Property Own•r• Tak• On H.lrbour Corp.;..
Then he did the same to his U.S
Senatorial campaign opponent, focmer
State Controller Alan Cranstoo.
He band.led him deftly and stabbed
him.
The· State Superintendent of Public
Education was meeting the press in
the Wine CellKr of santa Ana's Sad-
dleback Inn, a storehouse of colorful
relics from CalifOrnla's past.
Under the tenns of the agreement
the city will take over operation of the
district for one year beginning July 1,
1969. It will continue to supply ir· ·
rigation water to tile district's 13 ,.
customen. Boats Stranded· . ' The district lw been und..-!Ire by
property owners in souOteast Hun·
tington Beach because ttiey pay taxes
to support It, l)ut receive no direct
benefit.
Bull.dozer Fills in Channel
Cranston wasn't therir:!, of course.
"Why did he ever entef tbe cam·
paign if be is going to merel¥· repeat
the R ... o.publican stand and ref\lSe to
debate the "issues ... eyeball lo eyeball,
fairly and squarely?" Rafferty asked.
"I'll share my audience with him
anytime, but it 'takes two to tango,' as
the kids say," Rafferty declared, leav·
ing the generation of kids in reference
open to quest.ion.
The outspoken educator -who
tW'ns a clever phrase verbally or in
print -said he has challenged
Cranston to debate three times since
the primary election, without success.
"ln tile absence of any con-
frontation." Rafferty told the gather·
ing of newsmen and campaign aides,
"no credence should be given to
anything he says, until:
"A. He begins \o tell the same story
and,
"B. Se agrees to meet and debate
the issues ," Rafferty declared.
He said Cr&Mton says what he
th.inks the voters want to hear
whenever he makes an appearance in
any area of the state.
"It sounds like he ·adopted. the
Republican handbook before it wu
even written," Rafferty said, "I think
we're dealing with a eeographical
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SPEAKS MIND
Candidat• Raff•rty
chameleon.''
HOW<ll.sald the_distrJct has .1130,000
-1noon<ISto pay oll" and tliat piOperty
owners in the entire area must help
tetire them. He said the tax is on pril·
perty only, not on improvements such
as llomes. The average levy" is fl.SO
per year per home, he "8.id.
The district haa agreed to have pr-0-
perty including a reservoir it owns at
Adams Avenue and the Santa Ana
River appraised in anticipation of a
possible sale.
Proceeds of the sale would be used
to pay olf bond interest and principal,
a<'COt'ding to Howell.
The district currently bas a 25 cent
tax rate, wtth 18 cents going to pay olf
bonds and seven cents to aperaUon.
He alto charged that Cranst0:n 's
record during h.is eight years as state
controller and his entrance into the
senatorial campaign is s b a r p I y
dJvergent compared to some of his
2 Unions Seek
Workers Okay
At McDonnell
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By WILLIAM REED
01 n. oalh' -'li-t It-*!
-Jeck Osteen, 16696 BaYview Drive,
Sunset Beach. is .having a P.roblem
11hese da~ ~th the channel at the ·
rear of his home -the channel is
gone.
A bulld02er-beW1 tn !Ill the :nl loot
ditch on Sunset Island Wednesday to
make way for a street and mor.e
houses . The bulldozer W86 operated by
a man hired by ttie Huntington
Harbour Corp., whidi cl.aims to own
the ditch Osteen and his neighbors call
a channel.
The tiny waterway was a channel
only .at hi,.gh tide. At low tide it Wll6 a
nver ar mud, but It was tie access to.
the sea for Osteen and his neighbors,
he said.
Despite Ute U. S. Corps ol Engineers
declaring the ditch to be "not a
waterway." Osteen said that "they
can't do this" 8fi h bulldozer cl06ed
tile ends ol. the ditch.
Huntington !!arbor Corp. spokesmen
said the land -including \lJe ditch -
is the property ol the corporation and
1'1at the ditch must be filled ln order to
develop edjacent land.
Two outboard boota and a oa11lloot
•Pillar' Cro111hles
Town Leader Held in Embezzling
ST. LOUIS (AP) -Voting heg!Ds to.
day at the McDonnell Douglas Corp.
plant in St. Louis 81 two unions try to
take the bargaining certificate away
from tile International Association of
Mach!nW. (JAM).
An Insurgent unJoo group called
Techn1cal Employes of Aerospact:
Manufacturers (TEAM) and the
UnJted Auto Workeis Union (UAW)
also are trying for the bargaining
certificate at the 23,000.man plant
The UAW represents about 45,000
McDonnell empioye1 on the West
Coast.
Countian Jailed
In Baby's Death
A young Garden Grove fat.hm" wu
jailed Wedne•day night alter hi• baby
ion died in Westm.lmtter Community
Hospital of traumatic injwles suffered
in a yet-undetermined manner. MA YSVIU.E. Ky: (UPI) -Erntst
J~eini!dl had been a vice president of
the state national bank of Maysville
for 10 years and manager of ill in-
stallment loan department for 17
years.
He was in hls third year of 1 four·
year term as mayor of this small
northern Kentucky tobacco growing
community of 8,500 and a deacon lD
Che First Christian Church.
Resident!:, especblly t 0 b ICC 0
farmers, bad warm wCl"ds f o r
Helnis<:h becauae nquln:menta fot
bank loonl -.. not borsh.
He waa, untU this month, • pillar ol
the community,
Heinlsch and a !onner aide at the
bank. W. Kenneth Forman, were er·
l"ligned on embeulement charges
Wednesday in connection wltl\ a
shortage at the bank whidl authorities
said could r~ach $500,000. $j
Palmtt 'BaRn. special agent In
charge of-tbe FBI at Louisville, Ry.,
said lfeinl.sch was charged specifically
with embezzling $4,969 last Nov. 17,
and Forman wu charged with em·
beuling 11.200 oD March 11, 1967.
Arraigned on ttle charge! before
U.S. Commissioner Robert Cetrulo in
Covington, Ky., both wen: rel.eased on
S500 bonds. A prelimlnary hearing ,..,
set for Sept. 19 at Covington.
Relnlacl> and Forman left quickly al·
ter lb.eh· arra.lgnmentl and declllH!d to
comment on the cbarge1. Hetn11ch tnd
hl1 wile ¥ Jell May1vtlle a week ago
for an unditcloaed delttnation efter his
dlnnllsal from the bani: Sept 3 wllen
tile 1borlage iD the fo.tallment loan
department ..... dUcowred a D d
J'8llONd to the boanl ol din!ctors.
He bes offered to resign 11 maror.
l"orman a11e wu dism1ued rrom
I.he ban1' S<pt. 3.
The IAM's certificate expires in
November. Employes at the plant
have ·four choice1. They can ch006e
any of the three unions,. or vote to
have po union at all. ,
Balloting in the two-day election
~gi.ns today at 3 p.m. a.nd continues
unW 3 p.m. Frlclay at the 30 polling
pl'""" In th• plant.
TEAM asked for the NaUonal Labor
Rei,.t;on~ B001d eleclloo. The new
Joyal R Hoblon Jr., 22, of fl002
Marlene Drive. II bel.d wlthqul ball on
suspicion of murder at Orange County
Jail today, pend!nc disposition of the
oase agililst h.l.m.
H9f;:leon's son Stacy, two month& old,
died at 11:30 p.m. Wednelday ..S an
autopsy showed traumaUc lnJ\Siu
ldn.d him, altlloui!l !Urther t<sta are
r<q\lired to pinpoint the uact cauoe.
untoo group wu formed by Bruce Offic1'al Named "Red" McArthy, and o~ former of.
llcer1 or JAM U>eol 83'7. AD Inter-union WASllJNGTOl'f (lJPI) -H. Ru
battle endejl iD McArthy and blJ IUP-Lee, lonn.or llOVlrnor or Amerlcaa
porter• be4nf -eel rr.m tile wiloo. san\oa, win replace i..e LooviD.-..
The local wu then reorglllbed: thto a a inember Ol the Federal Com·
district. ~.. munl.oations • eomn\tadon. President
TEAM proi>oaett to affiliate with t.he John,. #\nounced the ap-pointmetrt
Teamsten Unton If tt wins the Wednelday. Loevlnfer hat Hslened lO ~;ainihf certificate. 1 ret.Jto law practice.
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had been moored in the channel, kept
there by Osteen and b.il neighbors Mr.
and Mrs ijwry Knouse and Mr. and
Mrs.> W. R. · Stephen900. ).U~ thr·ee
fanillies ~ they bought i.nd OD the
· island believing tt be ...iAr!rOnt ~
. perty. '
· "We would never have settled here
U we had know the ·channel wOuld be
· clo&ed'/' !laid ·Knoo&e.
The closing Wial 'ennounced lr:i MaY
· and ;at that ttmt an appeel .was mode
by Ule property. owners '1.o the Corps Of
· Engineers and the county Boani of
Supervtson.
The en;gineers said the waterway
w-as "not navigable."
Don Byrnes. corporation vice pre1l-
dent, said _ "the ditch was fi.lltd only
after five months of intensive in•
vestigation as to ttie awnersh:p."
The homeowners said Chey would
hi.re a Lawyer to look into po66ible
legal act.ion midi the .. o:irporation
spokesmen said only that "the filline
was done on advice d. legal oun&el."
''The boats stay," Osteen said of the
trio or boats atill in the ditch.
•"The boats wilJ., have to go," said
Byrnes-. "Removel is ttie J'i!spoosibility
of Osteen ."
Orange
Weather
You *ot\'t need your sun-
ctaases tomorrow, the weath"er·
Dian prom.lset. Once the fog
lifts about noon, ij'll be bazy the
rest of the da7 with a peak temp
or 70 on tbe coast and Bl Curther
Inland.
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Tt&lffn cab in Smit.a Ana t1h.crc
t0bbif!1 prohibited from con·
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IJC 1"IDI ~-.u.r Dllltl ,_()• Aldrich Jr., ...,. -11 lhe .....
atralnlo 011 fl<lllt7 P"owUI Imposed by
'Gov. -llei1111, 1-l4lnMd to Uve with It and take .,..oiaUon "1lere
bec.n. ·r '
Re polotl to el&ht addltiooal faculty
mem!>erf •XPOC!od to be approved by
UC Regenfl nP't week, vlitually as
the fall quarter operu. •
That would be eight more professors
tor Irvine than Reagan approved in bis
budcet.
The lltapn budpt oollld for lllne
llddltlollOI laeulty m•mber1 !or the
UC! C11J11pu1. Forty...,.o had been re•
queated by the regODll. The late ad·
dlUon nut week of elibt more, to be
taken away from larcer UC campuges
Jlltll BerblOJ and Loo Allplea, would
lncro1ao tht Dlllo to 17.
Liit tprln1, Aldrich 1aid1
11We an-
UclJ*ed Dolhll>I lib 1ett1n1 only nine.
Wt jUll coul<ln'I believe It, actually."
Beach Firemen
To Utilize New
Training Field
A now llrtmen'I training !!old will
be dirlotoDed In three weok1 "1lon
HVOD ..... roc:rullo join the H~&ton
Beach Fire 0e~1.
Tho men, -begin live weeks ol
clau11 Monday at Saola Alla College'•
lire 1da>oo division, >rill go through
theJr fJnt HlJot.fii.." drfll 00 the
department'• new facillty.
Fire a.Jel Rey Picard oald bll
department ba1 taken posae11lon of
tlle five acres purd>aoed lut month by
city councll, but be IJ waltlnl until bll
department begins opor1U0111 11here.
City council purcbaled tile site on
G«bard Street noJ1b of EUIJ Avenue
for ,128,000 to be used !or lire depart.
ment tralnlng.
In Ile pall, Huntington Beach
ftremen Dave 100.e through their
twice-a-year <1rtll• 1n 1tzucture, gr111
and oll llre control ou private property
loaned to them for the occasion.
The department also c o 11 d u c t 1
tra!lllng programs for other Orenga
County finPnen from areas not equip-
ped to do actual oil and gas fire drllla,
Picard llid.
The dJlel pWls to begin oil drWJ on
the new llold l.mmedlately. Wllllln tile
coming year, additional t r a I n I n I
lacllitlot ... to be .,ided, be aald.
A cluaroom bulJdlrur and llVHto!Y.'
"'8lnlng lower~ ... to be added lira!.'
along wttll a 7,!00-oq...,...foot !Ire •ti·
lion. ' A "disuter sUeet", simulating
earthquake or tomado conditions. is
planned, he &aid. Demolished buildings
will be used to teach [iremen "search
and mcue" methods.
Trial Date Set
For Embezzling
A formlir Orange County as1lstailt
public administrator accused o f
embezzling. $239 from estates at dead
pe-s9ns will face jury trial Nov~ 13.
Arthur tbarloff, 33, pleaded in·
nocent to &ix coUDU of misap-
propriation of publlc funds dar1h-,-a
baa:ring Wedne9day before Superior
Judge Wllllam C. Speirs.
Before setting the trial date Judge
Spelrl denied a defenae motion for
di1mil1al of t,be Grand Jury in·
di-ent ol Charloll.
CbarloU w• inatrumental in the
downfall ol his precedesaor in the
public adminiJtrator's office, Louis
Vanscourt, who ta now serving a atate
prl.1on t e r m for stealing more than
$15,«M> from count yeetates.
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-· Wlj..i --..,, 1114 an .....,.jo lllart ~· · at Jmoe. Sanil C!'ul ahd San Diego be ~ things that make for quality The professor mentioned so.me of given mare facult1. __
education will go by the board.a, he the irritations -b.avlng to empty his The regents meet a week from Fri·
said. ... own w.aatebalktt be~e janitorial. . day and fall quarter ioatruction begins
PresenUy, he has come to accept service is cut to once a week, pro-10 days later.
these facts of Ille and rrefers to ac· fessors doubled into otnces . "We'll be recrutUpg a different ln·
cent the positJ.ve. "Al of us have Chancellor Aldrien said , "This dividt1al tnan if we bad sufficient lead
pressures and !OW'ct8 of abrasion." pressurt ll'not unique to the Universl· time," Aldrich .aid. "By agreement
he said in an interview. "That ls ty of Calllornl1. J say to them (the .among universiti.elactive re~Wtment
man's lot." profe11ors) the grass 11· not greaUy stops May 1. We'll have to hire. on .a
He said he doea not expect 1 faculty greener anywhere else." temporary bM persons ~ now are
· exodus. "A professor that 1 s· He Offered~ explanation why more working part-time or are going on SatJ.
particularly down in the dumps on a than the usual nwnber of complaints be.tical."
particular day might get an offer from might be beard from UC campuses. Aldrich said students will suffer.
anotlher univer.atty that looks at· "Univer1ity of California in the Beeause of the fac:ulty limitation IOIJ'le
tractive," he said. m.tnds of most people ln the eduoaUoo senioc students will not be able to take
But he Nld he believes the faculty world Is at the top of the ladder," he tbe courses they planned on io
wUI 1tk:k for the very reuon they said. "There ta great desire not to slip. graduate in their specialty. An
came to the young carnpu1, "They will You ju1t bave to go llk-e tbe old hare to engineerieg major might have to take
ride with the problem becau11 thet atay at the top. One of the great fears a degree in a dilferent apeclilty sUch
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• meclladool or electr!Cll en~
In&·
ldm""l!Oll Ol1 frMillDea ~
will be nu more widesprud, the
obancellor Mid. Many will not bo Ible
to tike freshmen En&lllb until !hoy
ar~ sopb.omores. fOl'eigo ~~
will not be aWllilable to treibmen.
ll"""'llallillty or couraoa .11n•t ill•
o n I y dlUiculty facinc n e w 1tudent1.
Asked lf Irvine has a tioullng problem,
Aldridl Mdd, "Oh lord, yes."
He 1 a~ d 800 1tudet1ta havea't been
able to fllid a pill<• to ll.v~Becauaa o!
a boldop In f_.,.,al monlt1 lor houalng
new relldence balls haven't been
started and will not bt ready eVeb by
next fall. ·
Hold 111>1 In ata1o !Unda dola:itd tllt
start ol lhe pbyalcal ociencea building
-orlllDol11 -lo -tlils -th, .ha. Mid. 'l1lt -plltlCm 4ate was puahtd back to next sprina:, but
because ot. ••a first rate effort on the
part of the conw.cUir" ilnaw appeara
it w1U be ready In mid Oc!Ober.
lfowever, remodeling Of the naturil
~· bQlldlng alter dol'*J'ltnOnlo move lnlo pby&ICai ict .... t bei been
postponed, he said. Biology students
will end up using p!lysics labs without
sinks. . .
But a11" 1n all tile dl•~C\llor IJ past
the "°"'' ot complaining and hi• at· tiwdo now could be oummecl up. Lot'•
get down to the job of dolng the best
With what we have.
Hum _9rey/~:Facing
.Trou e~ith LBJ
WASHINGTON (UPI) -President Johnson actually leave& the White
-;:Tohnson-intends'-to speU:-~oir -House-nexr.January;-
DAILY PU.OT """" ~ .1.n °""'"" EGG .. ROLL -County road workers direct Sanlll afternoon when truck rolled ·off fyst Street off·
Ana Freeway tra!llc around scrambled crates of ramp. Driver suffered only minor Injuries. He
eggs which sp~~ over rigbt.-Ol·w_ay,,_W_edn_..~_sday...;.._·_c_oul_dn_'t_s_a.:.y_a_s_lll\ICh_;._'".fo_r_hi_._• _car_.s_•·~.--· .._. )._.·-.-
Freeway Tieup GOP Senatori BKck:N~mI·
Egg-zasperates
Highway Creivs On Nuclear Treaty_ Delay
The Santa Ana Freeway became the site of the world's biggest omelet Wed· WASHINGTON (UPI) -A number along wlth Nixon, but added that they
nesday afternoon when lZ>,000 eggs of influential Republican senator• in-wanted to study the t11ue flll'the:r.
were served up across the two north· . dicated today they would ao along with Sen. Bourke Hlckeolooper, ranking
bound Janes jUJt south of First Street Richard M. Nixon's call for postpone· GOP member of the foreign relations in Santa Ana. ment of U.S. ratification of the nuclear
if ti committee, said coolnesa to the treaty
government policy dll!'ing t h e "The President wants h i m
preeldeotial ~lecUon campai~ even~ (liumphrey) to be bJs own man,"
Jt creates difficulties for Vice Pres1· Geocge Cbristiu, White Hollie press
,dent Hubert H. Humphrey. secretary, told UPI "But while he's
Johnson reCognizeS that some (!if. president, no one can speak for him."
ficulties may arise as Humphrey "The' President," Christian added,
~ts his own course lo sue;: areas as 4'is going to be president until
Vietnam aui law and order, and he January. There will be no slowdown,"
wants to make sure such campaign Christian did not comment directJy
statements are not ~pteted as bis on the recent· public exchange between
Disneyland Sets
Birthday Party
For Mickey Mouse
Tbe ·spryest, gayest 40 year.old in
the wu-ld will be feted Sunday at
Disneyland, as all the D i 1 n e y
chariacters and thousands of park
visitors observe hil birthday.
Mickey Mouse, originated back in
1928 u Steamboat Willie, Is expe<ted
to look younger than ever as be slices
iDt.o a huge blrthday c:ake ,
A big b_trlhday pa<adt for Mickey is
tcbeduled at 4 p.m., wbeJ1 a host of his
ru;sociate1 in the world of joy and won·
der, plus bands and dancers, move
down Disneyland's ~ Street.
No one need brln( gtlls.
Instead, .Mickey will tum tile tables
on 'tradition by giving presents to each
youngster under 12 who comes to his
gala totll annlverary.
The nflht before, D!Jneyland will
kick oll n. busiest ·-.. V!r. with tile lirst oL ~ SUmmer'I J!lnd' DaC.
Night.s, reall&iiig Milected lil•st en·
tertainment from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.,
throughout the park. The · second
Da!Ao Night Is Sop!. 22, featuring en-
tertainer Pat Paulsen , plus guest rock
bands for real freak-out dancing.
Dixieland at Disneyland will come t-0
the park again on Saturday, Sept. 28.
featuring Louis Arm'Strong and ten of
the world's greatest jm bands.
Johnson and Humpbre7 on the ques·
tion Of troop Withdrawals from Viet·
nam.
Humphrey opened bll campolp for
the Whit.e House with a 1ugge.Uon that
some U.S troops could be brought
home late this year or in 1969. A day
later the President said "no'inan could
predict" when the troops eould be
withdrawn.
The apparent conflict cauaed em·
barrassmeot for the vice president at
the start of hls presidential campaign
and Humphrey later modified bl!!
statement to say that he hoped there
could be troop withdrawals.
Christian said the president will
reiterate hi.a policy whenever be
deems necessary and "whenever he
thinks the forum is proper." The
presid~ntial candidatet, C b r 11 t 1 a n
said. simply will be "giving abades of
opinloo" on Wbat they believe should
be done.
New Huntington /
' Mortuary Qpet..
A $300,000 addition to the "m
square" on Beach B-Oulevard be ...
Talbert Avenue and Newman Avenue ...
w.as opened Wednesday.
Two Long Beach brothers, Decatur
and Burr Dilday, opened tile Dilday
Brothers Huntington Valley Mortuary
on the welt side Of Beach Boulevard
across from U\e Huntiogtoo Intercom·
mWlity Hospitll complex.
The brothers represent the third
generatioo of ttie Dilday farnlly 1n the
bU8lness, one which was establl!hed
more than 50 years ago in Loag
Beach. The egga were dumped on the nonprol era on treaty. was not reatrloted to Republican freeway after the truck carrying them The Republican presidential can· Deca.tur, a new resident of Hun·
11 d ,. Id r th I t s~ t did d d •• •-ty hi h rankt WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen . tLngton Beach, is a member of the Ex·
Kennedy Replaces
Brother on Board
roe overw1es eo es wee ate enorse , ... e wea w c "Tll.erearea~•ort>emoCraiM -wL.o Ed dM K eel (OM ) will h Ch offramp. , . -._ • . .. would· .ban tli.e spread ,m nuclear ~ .wi. 1a 11 war . enn Y -as1 . , c ange Club, Elks and the amber of
Tlle truck broke apart as it hi( the weapons in 8 s~ech Wediiesday. Bu·t , don"he salt wdan. t to aornow ·on tl'dl ·treaty•" succeed his !!laln broth-er---Relbrrt ""Ct!.·-. eominerc~1>rother ls'-acttvtrin--
fr It In ·~ n h d •• s d 1 I tibe board of trustees of the John F. several Long Beach organizations. eeway sea er g ...,... cases co -e urge i.ue enate to e ay approva The foreign relations committu Kennedy Cultural Center now under An ope1;1-hou1e .will be-.btid. fl'Om..2-to
taining-30 doten ~ggs~eacb in front 01 of the agl"!ement.--meeta Friday to dilcuaa the treaty and construction on a site overlooking the 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 21
northbound traffic. Nixon said the senate thould not be was expected to vote Tuesday on a Potomac River. President Johnaon and 22 at the mortuary, 179U Beach Driver Arnulfo Galvez Vasquez. 38. in the position of. sweeping under the I ""t t d lh •~ t w-•-d B ul ard or Los Angeles, reportedly pulled off rug the Rutslan·led lnvaslon of _;c"".::::g·;..;•o_u.:.•_;"_acr:._ee_m_en_. _____ _;m_;a;_•_;;..;•;_•.o.Jll'O,_~_;";_•_n_;;..;~_.,_;•.:.Y;..;· __ :.;.o;_e;..v=::·--------
the busy freeway to check his equip· Czechoslovakia.
ment after suffering mechan!e&l trou·
ble. As he cllmbed from the cab, the
brakes apparently failed and the truck
rolled over the embankment onto the
freewa y below. ·
Traffic caught in the king-sized
omelet was held up for about two
hours as county road crews worked to
clean the freeway.
Vasquez was taken to Santa Ana
Community Hospital and treated for a
minor foot injury and then relea!ed.
"I think most Republicans will go
along with Mr. Nixon," sen. Jacob K.
Javits, a leading GOP liberal, said to·
day.
One of the leading GOP backers of
the treaty, Sen. John Shennan Cooper,
also-lndicated he was having some se·
cond thoughts. "I'll have to make up
my mind on thls later."
Sens. Robert Griffin and Howard
Baker said they would probably ao
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RAFFERTY • • •
statements.
"He is supposed to be such a great
friend of U1e unions ," Rafferty la.id,
'·but I notice his new campaign
literature has no union 'bug'," which
would indicate production in a union
print shop.
Rafferty 11aid Cranston appeal• to
mlnorltles with statemen\I of racial
sympathy, but char&ed he never IP·
pointed a Negro or other mino~lty
group member to any post.
He alao compl1lned that Cranaton
reruses to take a stand on the Vietnam
war or the naUonal questi on of rlotlna,
versu.s l1w and order.
The preponderance of Rafferty'• fl·
mainlng rem1rk1 were re~1p1ulil1·
tlons of standa he has tak en.
Standing under thrM mounted tllMI·
of-the-century ad1, including a 1909
BuU Durham po1tar, Rafferty tlld a
military blockade of North Vietnam
could help win the war -and may
come with the ntw 1dmlnlltr1Uon.
"We did It back In tho Clvll War," he
said.
Willi about l"lOCq!
"We DWI\ ICllYe !he .-1y~ pro.
blamo, pr\ma1ly -unempto7-
~ ·~t
ment,'' he said, "W!'re not going to
solve It by m"Ore Youth Corps and
these otlter boondouung program1 ."
He said the o.nly 1ure methOd ta to
make tt protitable for private en-
rerprln to develop minority skills and
labor potential. ·
"Sen. Raffetry •.. "someone began.
"It's premature," Rafferty repUed ,
"but lt sounds 1ood."
!Wlerty said ht loll 00010 Chlcaco
police over·reacted to 1 c.nain dearee
Jn ttlt Democratic convention
dhordara, but they would hove noodad
the patience oI Job and the restraint of
St. Antllony to do olhenrlse.
''I would Mvt known there were two
groupt ooming lo Qllcego.'' he slid,
d"1nlng thtrn •s hard core agitators
wllh nolhlna t. 111n throl>8lt orde:,
elld 1lncero but mll&ulded Kennad,y
supporters, proteslln1 wt>at be oallod
Iha herrntUcally-aolied and railroad·
ed. cooventloa. ~
Ht ndd Ula former allould bavt been
!Jolated aod netlotiallons held with
laader1 ct tile latter grwp to &Ive
lhem a ploUonn to -their own
poaiUon, tn return for cooll.Da it le the
•tre•lt of we.,..
1he combination road:
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• • ' voe. ii, NO. 220, l SECTIONS, 32 PAGES LAGUNA · BEACH, CAl.IFORNl.4 THURSDAY, SEPTCMBER 12, '1968 TEN CENTS
Laguna Rejects Human Rights Group
Councilman Charlton Boyd's seven·
page argument Wed'nesday night on
the need fCl' a cunmulllty relations
oonun.beion .ill. l.Alguna Beach ap-
parently amounted to beating a dead
horse.
Boyd's plan fuwld tot.al lack of sup-
port bun l!be tmree other cooncilmen
present at the study se56ion.
Commenting oo the lack ol a "listen-
ing post" or "Ombvdsmao" for the
peop)e, Boyd asserted that com-
munlcations between council and
public 1n limited. He propooed ia seven member com-
mlssioo with staggered lour-year
terms. Each. member would receive
reimbursement equal to that of a
councilman, $150 IDonthly. Salaries
would -I '12,600 ..,.ually.
F\lnctioos ~sed would include
\egislatioo proposals to sa!eprd
citizen rights and p~it vamus
cypes of di5criminatlon.
'Ibo commlsslon -1d bo In·
~ <ll otb!< agencies and -1d
have the power tO subP4¥na WitJl'8a:~.
bring sull, receive COl!lPlalnU aod bold
hearing1. •
Maror Glenn v_, lllld 1he coun-
ailmen Ila<! been eltct..i to nm tile city
and not to ll>d!cale ~ to a com-
mission. ·
"I believe you're looking at the best
poosible b......:reJaU~ ~tee, a
COOllCil <llJlve bl'-~ pe<l!lle. I
•Mod' Means· Mn~ho Money
Happy Lagunan HailS Booming Fashion Business
By RICHARD P. NALL
Of 1111 DllPr Plitt lllff
A psychedelic 1hop d o e s n ' t
necessarily mean hippies but it ce.n
mean money, moMy, money.
Bill Von Sultzer knows. He turned an
unemployment check into a booming
Laguna Beach bw:lness: The Outer
Limited at 93.1 S. Coast Highway.
"! feel It will bo netting f!,000 1
week next summer," aaid the 30-yeu.
old ex-restaurateur eyeing his racks
of mod finery. In business only five
months, he said, he's already netting
'500 to $600 weekly and has turned
down $:M>,OOO for the business.
Take tbe .;ustom made bUdnl.s,
which shapely Carol Pelletier of Dana
Point, ii sewing for Von Sultr:er.
They're niade of wild African colors.
The l'op looks like a bikini top aoo
the bottom look8 like ab. Indian loin
cloth baring a bit of thigh. Von SUitzer
said they wet\e a hot item at the recent
Newport Beach Pop Festival. "I never
made so much .rnonEy," be murmured.
. INV ADE LAS VEGAS '
Von Sultzer plan1 to invade Lu
Vegu with his far -out fashions.
"Those show-off Las Vegas show girls
will run to the pooll with the bikinia,"
he predicted.
would not approv• • conimllaloll1
11
said Vedcler. '
He •al!! c!Ues wl1h commls~ons that
Boyd cited were e:Uher fet J.atger than .
Laguna 8'acb or bed J"obl<ills ol In·
dustrlallzalion, .minority PJ>up& ..
migrant" farm workert. ~
Nooe, said v.-.. bid tile soci1>-
e<onomlc ~eup of Leguna. H~ said
lbe cl\Y .ol !els lban 14,000 hea llO
orgaoita;tioos, 15 true s t r v 1 et
argaoi.mtions and .12 cburcbea, "I -.
' .
don't think we tack orpnlzat1on1,"
aid Vedder.
Vice Mayor Joseph O'Sulllwn 11.ld
the council bas ected on the com-
plalnta and p-levancet which wer&
cited by BoYI! •• oymptoms of Lquna problems. He allid Boyd's r<p011 ·wu
quite "smjective".
"It almost appears the recom-
mendations w~ llfted from a text
-·or 1tudl' 11111 1uperimp0oed Oil tb'e communlty," aaid O'Sullivan.
·ca~e Stymied
Cow>ollman 1141 Holm tl<bd <Ill
answers to Boyd's examples of dlJHDt
in Laguna.
SpJritual Retearch Aasoclates wen
SUCCOloful In luMJI& I $'lQ per day fee
waived after ~ one appearuce
bo~ the Council, allid Holm.
The Greyhound bus route WIS
c!uuiged u requested b7 the 1114clt
Unity Commlttee alter one aJlllNI
(See RIGHTS, P11<; I)
Unsafe Building
' -
Roof Prevents
Probe of Fire
lnvesUgaUon into tDe cause of
Laguna's restaurant fire was stymied
today by the lnstabWty of the fire·
weakened roof.
Fire Marshal Jim Prelson 1aid at-
te~ have been made to sbcre up
tM.,Toof te~ but said it is yet too
dangerous to begin digging hlto the
J1lbble in search of cluea.
The cause of the Tue1day fire that
gultA!d tlie defunct O!I Sta&<, 144 S .
Coast Highway, may have been .an
electrical short circuit, said Presson.
He said the old building bad elec·
trical troubles, 1ome af wtac.b had
tieen coneCted.
Insured adding that tile marshal In-
dicated they were worth '2(),000 to
$25,000. The building was inslD'ed !or
$30,000, Presson 1a1d.
Viets Repulse
Cong, Trap
Guerrilla Unit
H~ _$eld a tall. •bopolj>·•Jlirl ,wdf't,l•C~~E-RAT-11'.-.L 81RTl:IDAY
bikinis to best advantage. Dlaney's Mickey Mouse
~ ii.Id Mien th• builcllng
owner, Doaald L. Howard, and 1
marshal were .takinl inventory ol
equip:ntot & ffW .hours before the fire
they blid · d!lllculty getting eno!llh
lights working to do Ille job.
SAIGON (UPII -Soulb Vietnamese
lnll!itrY!!ten :.00 jet lji!>tel• today
ctrOve di bulk <ll 1 l.tlflO.mu Com-
rruuu.t force out <ll Tay -City
sullurl>1 and then fought 1 ~001 bat·
lie with 150 l\lertilla• trapped Jn ..,.
hamlet. .
DAILY PILOT Miff ,..,.
MEASURING UP -Shapely Carol PeQetier of Dana Point can wear
custom-made bikinis as well as turn them out on sewing machine at
Laguna psychedelic shop. Owner Bill VQn Sultzer says sales of
psychedelic finery measure up in market place. .
Who are The Outer L i m l t e d
customers! Lots are tourists. "The
· tourist• are buying What 'tbe hippie•
are wearing and taking it bfme to say
'look what I bought Jn Laguna' even il
, they never wear jt again," he said.
Fingering the gold roach clip on a
chain round his neck, the mod en-
trepreneur saJd be has sold them to
middle age people who have never
seen a marijuana cigarette (a roach
clip has a tweezer actJon like an
alligator clip).
"It's not a hippie store -just far
out fashions" Von Sultur explained.
Ripples buy a belt or somet.hing else
occasionally but Von Sultzer S'8.id he
Shoos them away if they perch in. front
ol the store.
Von Sultzer'• goa.11 jibe with some or
the Chamber of C.Ommerce goals, Bf.
fluent vfalton, bri1k bu.llness and ex~
pansion. He plans to join the chamber,
he said.
The entrepreneur S'aid hls Las Vegas
(See PSYCHEDELIC, Page t)
Saddleback OKs
Neu; Dress Code; . '
Bare Feet Barred
Sirhan's Attorney Denies
Report of Confession Plan
Saddleback Junior Ooitege trustees
Wednesday ni~ aOOpted a ~nt
dress code that forbids bare feet, slip-
pers or 11hoogs, sb<rts, except taikr'ed
bermudas, and unkempt hair or
unkempt beard•.
The dress code was agreed to
unanimously by the five board
members. Two weeks ego they engag-
ed in heated debate OYer bow dic-
tatorial the board shoWd be in telling
students how they should be groomed
or what they should wear.
The dress code will be subject to
revision. Board J>resident Mictiael
Collins said that ,.n students arrive
they wUl be eq>eeted to make 6\lg-
giestions on f>e dress code and the
board ol trustees will listen to them.
Wording of the ~ss code l\'3S work·
ed out by a two.man committee of
trustees, Pabick Backus and Alyn
Bl'IOOflon. It reada :
"Saddleback. Ooll~ will share the
privilege with itl students to create
and encourage ftle development of an
image worttiy ol. pride in oneself.
Personal dress appearance I s
synonymow with mature bnprl!flsions
each ol ~ is expected to re!lect in a
college eduoatiooal irurtltutioo.
"The lnlloence of vwloug JaOO and
.tyles in grooming and dress and ap-
pa-el -tile followln( regula-
tiOns :
"A«eptiable for nwn: s t 1 c i: s ,
sweaters, sports Jiacke«.t. • u I t • ,
(See DRESS, Pal• t)
.'> /'
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -11ie at-
torney for Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
denies a published report that Sirhan
would say he shot Sen. Robert F. Ken-
nedy and explain why i1 his b"ial
Youths Planning
Friday 13th Hop
Laguna Beach High School student.II
are in for something special Frlljay
evening,
A Friday the 13th dance, called _the
"Howdy }lop," and leatwing Wheat,
wUI be put on by the student council,
with admission free.
Wheat is the name of the band con-
tracted to J>lay at the comblrlation dance-swim~ 2from 6:30 to
11 :30 p.m. Tb. group, from Los
Angeles, has made numerous coocert
appearances including the Hollywood
Bowl.
I-Jot dogs and cola wUl be sold for 25
ceou. and tbe bot doc• can be barbe-
cu<d at tho maln patio fire pll. nio
1winuning pool w1ll .be opesi for the
e\lenina arr air. ,
received national television coverage.
Russell E. Parsons, w'ho is defen-
ding the 24-year-old Jordanian accused
of murdering Kennedy, said Wed-
nesday Slrban "made no such state-
ment." Sirhan has pleaded innocent.
nie report., published in Rarnparte
magazine, was wrJtten by Mahmoud
Abdel-Hedi, an E gyp ti an e@r-
respondent for Akbbar Elyoum in
Cairo. •
He said he bad interviewed Sirhan'•
family who U>kl him "what Sirllan
wants is quite simply publicity, he
w.ants the major televiJJon networks to
be allowed to bro.adcast the entJ.rei
trial. If tbey'd do Ul:i1, he says he will
tell all."
Panoru: ta.id: "I am Wonned his
family didn't !bake any such a state-ment."
Sirhan'• trial ii to start Nov. I.
NEW YORK CAP) -The stock
market sbowed'-a lou late this af.
tnnoaa la fllr\J ..u .. tr1clln1. (See
quotatlom. Pa1es 2:2-ZS). " '
stockl churned lrrel\llarly )t tho
111111 but cr•dully Illumed ioWer
trend. '
Disneyland Sets
Birthday Party
For Mickey Mouse
The spryest, gayest 40 year~Jd in
the world will be feted Sunday at
DisneylaOO, as all the Disney
characters and thousands of Park
visiWrs observe his birthday.
Mickey .Mouse, orig1n8te4 Dack.· Jn
192.8 as Steamboat Willie, i.s expected
to Jook younger,th;in'ever as he 1llce1
into a huge birthday cake.
A big birthday parade for ~ckey is
scheduled at 4 p.m., when a host of his
associates in the world of joy and won-
der, plus bands and dancers., µiove
down Dlsrleyland's Ma.Jn Street,
No one need bring gifts'.
Instead, Mickey will turn the tables
on tradition by glving presents to each
youngster under 12 who comes to his
gala 4-0th anniversary.
The night berore , Disneyland will
kick off Its busiest autumn ever with
the first of two Summer's End Date
Nights, featuring selected guest en-
tertainment from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.,
throu~hout the park. The second
Date Night is Sept. 22, featuring en·
tertainer Pat Paulsen, plus guest rock
bands for real freak-out dancing.
Dixleland at Disneyland will come to
the park again on saturday, Sept. 28,
featuring Louie Armstrong· and ten oC
the world's greatest jazz bands.
Presson said he lwl no reasoo to
1uspect arson.
The marshal'• office, by court
order, had taken po1session of the
building Tuesday prior to a manhal't
sale ol. equipment.
Prt:eson said the fire pattern in-
dicated the fire started in the area of
tbe piano bl.I'. ·
Preuoo Wd the cootenta were not
Reagan to · Speak
At Saddleback
College Ceremony
Gov. Ronald Reagan wUl be featured
speaker at dedication ceremonies for
Saddleback JunJor College. Ocl 15,
District Supt. Fred H. Bremer an-
nounced Wednesday night.
Rea.1an'1 afternoon talk w 111
highlight a week-long d e d l c a t i o n
program beginning Oct. 14. It will
culmlnate in public tours of the new
campus near Mlaslon Viejo on Sunday,
Oct. 21),
School will open for a.n e:rpected
1,000 freshmen students Sept 23.
Bremer said Reagan'• scheduling
sectetary announced to him by
telephone the governor would make
the appearance.
Saddleback Junior College 1ene1
the Laguna Beach, Tustin, El Toro,
CapLstrano, San Clemente areas.
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Sandbag Squabble
Seashore Residents Seek Refund
ln the patt three ytar1, cdty, county
and tederal agencies have lpent about
'500,000 In lbe erotfnn battle In Weot
Newport. So far. no btlChfroat bomf!f
)lave collapsed. . -
But not everyone along Seashore
Drive la happy about lt.
Take Jmeo Stamp and Mn. Mort Adeo, for lnttance.
They own boUJes 1t 4201 and '203
Seuhore -in the midst. al. the eroaJon
crlals .,... -and they wont tbcir '90
In sandbag m90t1 bact.
They· tell all •!lout It ID a Jointly
llCJlad lotter to IJie City Council today :
'"Oo August 211Cli, we were In troohle
with 1ht nceat ltonn aad wse in
clanger. with the poulblllty ol Io1lng
our paUos It. '201 and aJ3 Seubore.
"Mrs. Aden ~t 4201 ·called (City
Hall) and •u told the city would
definitely nl>l ·do any sandbagging.
"We lmmedlitely orikred (from the
cl\Y) ®II hap which cOlj '90 ... The
next morning, Autuat 29th, t11• c I t y
worker• orrived 11111 lllldl>IUed the
idJ.acent propertle1. iJnasmuc:h I.I the city wu puttin.g Jn
1,800 b I I I for the I 1111. t aftl and
paY!ng for tile labor, we !ff) jUJUlled
in 11ldng for a refund at '22.IO to Mn·.
Aden aod '87.llO to JamH Stomp."
A munlclpaf 'lido llid the city 1tlllf
llready had rtJ«'te4 1 verbal request
for the Hndbel re(Wld, "Tbol'a ""1 tbey'.ra tatlbi II Up with tile Qty
ColMI." 1119 llde 1114. "l'hey IMI
pret<y llrOQI -~I IL"
Coanellmen will pn>babb" lib ap
the request Sept. 2l • '
•
!JP! Cornopondent Nat Glbllcin
l'OpOrted from Tay Ninh, tile Cam-
bodian border city 50 miles oortbweat
ol Saigon under attack since earl.1
Wednesday, that remnants of the
Communiat force were pinned illlide
Thi.I '!bong hamlet on tile IOll1hern
edge of tile ctty.
Glblon a.aid Souti V let name i-e
troopc and U. S. Infantry poured
withering cron-flie Into tho trapi>ed
Co~unists' positions while U. S. jtt fltblit• and· arlJIIery pounded tile
hamlet from overhead.
Moil Communist. melted Into tile
night and avoided contact wttb 1he
allled trodps cle"arlng suburbs to the
east.. south and west of town.
Mllitaey • api>kesmen In · Selgon an-
noonced U, S. bittlefield ·11ut111 Jail
week. decreued sharply from 40I the
previous ·week to 195. The mnnber of
Gii woonded plilnged from 2,513 to
1,400, reflect.inc a lower lewl Of
hollllillea ~ut the country lut
week. ·
· COmmunist losset declined from
5.292 to 1,86' deed. South Vietnamese
headquarter1 · laid S75 government
soldlert died and 1,<81 1ulfered
wounda Jut week.
Gen .. Creighton W. Abrams, com-~er m. U. s: fcrces In Vietnam,
toured the Tay Ninh · area today aa
allied force• moved in behind a
pun!ohing 21,hour aerial bombardment
to retake the IUburbs without .initial
oppOoitlon.
a.-.....
W-cller .
You won't need your 1un-
rlatn1 tomorraw, tbe weather-
mill promiae1. · t'lnco the fog
·Ultl •bout nooa, it'll bo hazy tile
rest of the day with a peol< temp
of 70 on tile cout Ind 11 further
Inland.
INSIDE roDAY
.wo11t a fr••. to:ri rldc1 Hail a
Tu.stm •cab in Santo Ana tohet1
cobbll• prohibited from "°"'
ducting b!Ulncu orr ¢vinll it
Cl101lf.Poge9,
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Jrom that group, he Hid.
Of artistic conf1k:t over who should
exhibit at the Featival " Arts, Holm
said this ii • coaunumc 11*11 but said .
the COUDCi1 had ~ dampen the
fires by cooperating to allow two other
art e>hibl!JI.
Hobn aald he felt tile council II the
•Pl"CVPll•te place far problems lucll
.. tlU to he ..-.
Boyd !isled .. l)'lllplom& of dil1tnl
in !.agw.:
-FonnaUoot ol a Conc«ned Parents
Aasociallon and Cmcemed Youth
Association 1eekb:ig better recrea-
tlooa! progranu. ·
-Protests that the llag w.. not
lowered at city ball 10< the lull term ol
mourning after the death of Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr.
-A report of a child on Ocean
Avenue bitten by a rat.
-Complaints ol police brutallty and
requested. action oo the role <:I. police
In the Feb. 20 Federal narcotics rald
(that flopped) at Woodland Drive.
''None of the above examples of
dissent, fortunately, moved :Imo the
violetlce stale," said Boyd.
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Humphrey oponod hls campalp !or and Humphrey 1ator modified his
tll.e White Hou.se with a 1µggecUoli that 1tatetoent to say that he hoped there
oome U.S ln>ot>t could be hr""'111 could he troop wllbdrawaiJ.
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thinks the forum ii pr<>per." The
presidantial c8a<lidate1, C b r l 1 t 1 a n
said slmplf wUl be "giving 1hadt,1 or
opinion" on What they believe should
be done.
"It ls important," th~ p:r'eell aide
&a.id, "tbat the President make known
Cites Red Tlareat
'llt>al the pollcleo ol the country are.
ftio"l'N~bil ...... le to a.. ..... y
and !he ouillde world to malte certain
what the ~)': ii, ao that there won't
be any doU'bt the country can apeat
with only one voice ••.
"Only one man cm speak for the
presidency."
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Nixon Says U.S.
Must Keep Power
By MERRIMAN SMI1'H
NEW ORLEANS ( U P I )
Republican presidential n o m 1 n e e
Ricbard,,M. NL'tOD said today it was
clear tbe Soviet Union bad 09t abe.n-
doned ita: goal of world expansloo, and
the United Staties must 'meet it from a
poStion of strength.
N"txon told tbe national coovention of
the American Legion A m e r i c a ' s
Hiimphrey Asks
U.S. to Build
Moral 'Bridges'
torci.gn policy mUJt be aimed at this
goal, and 81110 at haltlng the erosion of
the Western alliance.
Nixon stopped at the legic.ci c·on·
venticm. en roo~ from Charlotte, N. C.,
to 3' politica.l rally later today at Jn.
dianapolis, Ind.
He told the New OrlellM audience
there had been times in Cairly recent
history wh"' military parity with
Russi:a was enough to maiLtain
Amerioan security.
At present, however, be said, it was
clear the Russian goal was still world
expansion, while the present U. S
forei gn policy goal was peace.
TIW> being so, he said, there is a
need "alw·ays to be sure that clear
superiority" is on the side of Ulose
who want peiloe instead of those who
favor expansionJsm.
"We must strengthen the UnJted
States so that the president . • never
goes to the bargaining table except
Crom a po&Jtion ot 11trengtb," Nixon
said, venture will include an art gallery
with tlhe futuristic works of Laguna
artist Jim Kirwan.
Jn the meantime, he'll setting up
shop at tbe conservative Los Angeles
COUnty Fair. It's the fint psyche shop
they've allowed, he said, and it took a
special fair board meeting to decide
(Von SUltzer's father bas a horse barn
on the grounds).
EGG ROLL -County road worke'8 direct Santa afternoon when truck rolled off First Street off·
WILMINGTON, Del. (UP!) -Vice
President Hubert Hump b re y,
dedicating a twin apan of the
Delaware Memorial Bridge to tbe
memory of AmerlcaDs killed in Korea
and Vietnam, today called for "new
bridges" ol. tolerance, understanding
and coopenidoo at borne and abroad.
Nixon drew apple.use at the outset of
the speech warning again.st any cam.
palgn .state~ents by political figures,
1ncluding him•eU, which might con·
vince Hanoi that current peace
negotiations would otfer North Viet·
nam a better chance to meet it.I aims
after the November election.
Lagunan Ray Phelps of "Image
Jewelry" ls turning out hand-crafted
jewelry of which '4,000 worth will he
shown at the fair. In fact, said Von
Sultzer, most of bis clothittg and
jewelry ta being made by talented
Lagunans. An education major ls mak·
ing sandals and .a lyrics writer will
operate the Vegas enterprise.
Voa SW.tur said he started wt.th a
$500 loan from Newport Beach Na·
tional Be.nk and his unemployment
checks. The outer Limited was to
serve as a vehicle to owning his own
restaurant
But. it looks now like Von Sultzer
will ~main 1n the far out clothing
bustne.s ("We'ro changing to the
African look'').
Where will it lead? Mo knows? Von
Sultzer hopes to become a mod fMblon
leader. Today Laguna, tomorrow Las
Vegas, next year Palm Springs.
Maybe someday the world.
Disney Memorial
Stamp on Sale
MARCELINE, Mo. (UPI) ..: The
new six-cent Walt Disney com·
. .memoratJ.ve. stamp ·went ·On 1ale here
Wednesday near the place where tbe
late Walt Disney first began his
career.
It w11 on hiJ family's farm in
Marceline that Disney drew bis first
barnyard anlmala and in Marceline
Wednelday about S,000 persona paid
him tribul<.
Among thole attending t h e
ceremonies were Disney's widow: bis
brother, Roy, president and chairman
of the board of Walt Disney Produc-
tions ; Postmaster Gen. W. Marvin
Watson and Gov. WaJTen E. Heames.
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Freeway Tieup
Egg-zasperates
Highway Crews
GOP Senators-Back Nixon ifumpbrey told a crowd of about
5,000 people on a gru11y slope near the
entrance to the bridge that "We must
bWld tbeae bridges amoog our own
people and to the outside world."
On Nuclear Treaty Delay 11We brave a cbolce now in
America," he &aid. "It is whether or
oot we sbe.U continue as a nation Of
bridge builders, or whether we shall
tall back """ all llhe old anlagonlama
and susplcfO'Dfl that divide one human
being from another."
New Pastor Due
At St. Mary's
Episcopal Church The Santa Ana Freeway became the
site of the world's biggest omelet Wed-
nesday afternoon when 120,000 eggs
were served up across the. two north-
bound lanes just south of First Street
in Santa Ana.
The eggs were dumped on the
freeway after the truck parrying them
rolled over the side of the fst Street
otframp.
The truck broke apart as It hit the
freeway scattering 350 cases con-
taining 30 dozen eggs each in front of
northbound tratfic.
Driver Arnulfo Galvez Vasquez, 33,
of Los Angeles, reportedly puJ.led off
the busy freeway to check his equip-
ment after 11uftering mechanical trou-
ble. As he climbed from the cab, the
brakes apparently failed and the truck
rolled over the embankment onto the
freeway below.
Two Rugs Siolen
At Laguna Shop
Two rugs vanished from the
Rubaiyat Rug Shop in Laguna Beach.
Polioe said it was the work of a
burglar who pried open the door of an
alljacent empty building and cllmbed a
partition inln tile rug shop, 1287 S.
Coast Highway.
Taken were $100 cash and the rugs.
In a residential burglary, Don C.
Smallan, 2845 Marion Way, told police
a thief had entered his home arid taken
$40 change kept in a glass jar. Entry
wu through an unlocked door.
WASHINGTON (UPI) -A number
of .influential Republican senators in·
dl'cated t6day dley would go along wlth
Richard M. Nixon's call for postpone-
ment of U.S. ratilication of the nuclear
nonproliferation treaty.
The RepubKcan presidential can-
didate endol'.sed tile treaty which
woold ban the spread of nuclear
weapons in a speech -Wednesday. But
he urged the Senate to delay approval
'None of That
For Our Kids'
REDWOOD CITY (UPI)
Protesting parents shouted down a
planned sex education program tor
Redwood City elementary schools
Wednesday night
"Too much, too soon'' they shouted ,
· drowning out speakers backing the
program.,
At one potnt, a speake: was. in-
terrupted by • man in the back of the
hall who yelled : "We need more sex
like Custer needed more Indians."
Official Named
WASHINGTON (UPI) -H. Rex
Lee, tormer governor of American
Samoa, will replace Lee Loevinger as
a mew.her of the Federal C.Om·
mlmlcatiom Cornmisgion. President
Johnson announced the appointment
Wednesday. Loevinger bas nsigned to
Hturn to law practice.
Controversial Bishop Sets
Laguna Talk Sunday Night
Controversial Bishop James A. Pike
will speol< In Laguna -Sunday evening.
Pike will speak at 8 p.m. in the
Leguna Beech lllgh School ooditorlum
under spoosorsllip of tile Unitarion-
Uoi.venaltst Fellowllhip Of Laguna
Bead!. Ticlrets are '2 f.or adults and Sl
Cw etudents. The money will go to the
lellowsblp's buildmg fund.
Pih, who contends that a new ethics
Is eme!'ging to fit the present age, 11 at
odcls wittL other leaders ol ~· church.
He was ~ of the Epl-1
DloceH o! Oalll<nllia from 1968 to
1966.
SiDoe Seplelnber o! 1966, be bas
been a tWf member of the Center for
the Study of Democratic lnstiluUOD! at SaDla ilart>ln.
F« alx years be wu dean of the
Catlledral of st. Jmn Ille Dl'1ne ill
New YO<k City.
Pllte holda a doctorote ill tile Jclence
ol law from Yale. For more than a
-be bal oerved aa cl1elrman ot the CotilcnU Advllo<y Committee o1
the U.S. Commluloll on Cl>l1 Rlll>U.
-he bM written lnolude, "You
end the New Morality", "A 'llme for
ChdstJan Candor" and "U 'lbiJ Bo
Heresy'',
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LAGUNA SP!IAKER
Bllllop Pike
of the agreement.
Nixon said the Senate should not be
in the position of sweeping under the
rug the Russian-led invasion ot
Czechoslovakia.
"l think most Republicans will go
along with Mr. Nixon," Sen. Jacob K.
.Javits, a leading GOP liberal, uid to-
day.
One of the leading GOP backers ol
the treaty, Sen. John Shennan Cooper,
also indicated be wa11 having some se·
cond thoughts. "I'U have to make up
my mind on tl!Js later."
Sens. Robert Griffin and Haward
Baker said they woyld probably go
along with Ni.ton, bu~ .added that they
wanted to study the Issue further.
Sen. Bourke Hickenlooper, ranking
GOP member ol. U1e toreign relaUons
committee, said coolriess to the treaty
was not restricted to Republican
ranks.
"There art! a Jot of Democralll who
don't want to act now on this treaty/'
he said. ,. . . .•
Thi! foreign relatJons conUruttee
meets Friday to discuss the treaty and
was expected to vote Tuesday on a
toog-sought agreement.
The Democratic candidal< arriv.d
at the Wilmington Airport to he
greeted by a small crowd, threatening
s~s and a handful ot anti-war
demonstrators,
But skies cleared and ~
sunslline blanketed !he outdoor de'ci<ia·
tion ceremooy· as soon a11 he began
speaking.
From Pflfle J
DRESS • • •
tailored bennudas, street sboe11, tennis
shoes, dre11s shoes, ne.at and trim
balrcut.
"Not eccept.ab~ t« men: bare feet,
cut olls, shorts, slippers, 80Ck shoes,
unkempt hair and unkemPt beards.
"AccepMble for women: skirts and
bkluUs or sweaters, sport dre11ses, . naa, stree! M,oe•, ~1§--~lls.h an~
groomed baltjlo, . -·· Oijlrls, !!'.ladr.1 and tallored bennuda.s.
"Not accept.able for ~en : bare
f.eet , shorts, thongs, unkempt hair.''
'l1le Rev. Robert L. Corneli11on,
Conner canon pastor of St. Paul'•
Cathedral in Los Angeles and
moderator of the "Let'11 Talk" lO·week
, r.adto program, h.as become the new
redo< of St. Mary's Episcopal Church
iD Laguna Beach.
Father Comellsoo, who will conduct
his first service in the area Sunday, is
a graduate of UCLA a.ncI the O:lurch
Divinity Sdlool of the P.aciflc.
He ba11 held various posltlOnJ at
churches in South Pasadena and
Altadena .
Father Comelison's activities in.
elude his work as dean of the summer
camp at Camp Stevena in Julian, past
member of the board Of directors of
the EpisCopal Home f<r the Aee<t. a
member of the board of directcrs ot
the Episcopal Cbiirch Home for
Children, past chaplain of t h e
Daughters of the King and a faculty
l!l•mb:erc ol-.tl>e lnstltul< o! S~al .. d
P!ychmOgiCal research.
1111! new rector, his wife Nancy, and
U.eir five children will reside at 150
Mountain Road in Laguna Beach.
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Debate Issue N. Koreans · Towll Pillar Falis in Embezzlement
Rafferty ~aps
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Cranston • Ill -,
County Speech
By ARTlllJJ\ R. VINSEL
Of Tilfi Deltr .. ..., 111tt
Dr. Mu Rafferty -1tand,ln(
Wednesday near a c:irca-1910 poet.er
advertising Brotherhood Tobacco -
handled hli martlnl cleltly and -stabbed a simmerJ.n& cocttaU dll.S&&•
with a toothpick.
Then be did the 11me to bil U.S
Senatorial Campaign oppone.nt, fmmer
State Controller Alan Cr1n1ton.
He handled bJm ct.ftly and stabbed
blm.
The stote Superintendent of Public
Education waa meetin( tbe prua: in
the Wine Cellar of Santa Am.11 sad·
dleback Inn, a 1torlhou1e Of colorful
relics from OalifOrnl.a'.s past.
Cranston wasn't ther~. of course.
"Why did be ever enber the cam-
paign if he is eotne to merely repeat
the R.:ipublioan rtand and refuae to
debate the issuea .•. eyeball to eyeball,
fairly and squarely?" Rafferty uked.
"I'll share my eudience with b1m
anytime, but it 'tate1 two to tango,' u
the klda aay," Rafferty declu'ed, let.v·
ing the generation Of kids in reference
open to queatloo.
The outspoken edllcator --who
turns a. clever pirue verbally or in
print -aa:id be bu challena:ed
Cranston to debate three t1mn aince
the primary election, without 1ucce11.
"In the 8bsence of any con·
!rontatiOn," RaUerty told the gather·
ing o! newsmen and campaign aides,
"no credence should be given to
anything he 1ay1, unW:
"A. He begins to tell the same story
and,
"B. Se agrees to meet and debate
the issues," Rafferty declared.
He said Cr8.ll6ton says what he
thinks the voters want to hear
whenever he makes an appearance in
any area of the state.
"It sounds like he adopted the
Republican handbook before it wu
even written," Rafferty a.aid, "I think
we're dealing with a geographical
chameleon.''
He also charged that Cranston's
record during his eig~t years 11 1tate
controller and his entrance into the
senatorial campaign i.a 1 h a r p I y
divergent compared to some of hil
statement!.
"He is supposed to be 1uch a great
friend of the unions," Rafferty said,
"but I notice hb new campaign
literature has no union 'bug'," which
would indicate production in a union
prln\ shop.
Rafferty said Cranston appeals to
minoritie1 with statements of racial
sympathy, but charged he never ap-
pointed a Negro or other minority
group member to any post.
He also complained that Cranston
refuses to take a stand on the Vietnam
war or the national question of rioting,
versus law and order.
The preponderance of Rafferty's re-
DAILY PILOT ltll'l l'Mtt
SPEAKS MIND
Cianclldate R•ff•rty
maining remarks were re-capsuli!a-
tions o.f .$.lands he has taken.
Standing under three mounted turn-
of-the-century a<h, including a 1909
Bull Durham poster, Rafferty said a
military blockade of North Vietnam
could help win the war -and may
come with the new adm.lnl1tr1.tl.on.
"We did it back in the Civil War," he
said.
What about rioting?
"We must solve the underlyifte pro-
blems, prim!rily raclel unemploy-
ment," fle said, ''we're DOt goine: to
solve it by more Yooth Carps and
tMse ottier boOndoggllng prog:rMn1."
He said the only sure method 11 to
make it profitablf: for private en·
terprlst to develop minority skills and
labor potential.
"Sen. Raffetry ... " someone began.
"It's premature," Rafferty replied,
"but it sounds good." ·
Rrafferty said he felt some Cll.l.cago
police over-reacted to a certain degree
in the Dem-OCratic convention
disGrders, but they would have needed
the patience of Job and the restraint of
St. Antbony to do otherwise.
Say Pueblo
. Tells Error
' TOKYO (AP) -North Korff iald
that the c1pl8!n ·o1 Ille U.S. In·
tellll•-·~ lblp Pueblo ad·
mltled IA> IOrtllD ""'"""'" todoy th1t
.b1t veaael WM "deep" 1'1tde North
K..-i ,...1er1 1111en It "u capturod
on Jan. l;I. .
1b• N~ x..-Central New1
AflO""'/ 1 1 I d Clpt. Llo7d M. Dueber
told the Yllitlol neWGDen Ibo ' Pueblo
1111 "11111 tmnlcal equlpMllt fO< ...
, ~ acU\'l.tlel and Intruded MVeraJ
tim11 Into tbe terrilorll1 waters of the
Democ:rallc People's Republl< of
ICcru IA> commll eoplonace ac·
Uv1U:t1." , .
It 1ald Dueber -e the remaru tn
a a 1 w e r to queaUons put to h lm
ckrtnl • DIWI C®Hteuce held. foe
fonip newmen in Nortb Korea for
the cOmmunllt ropme's 20th Ml•
rUverJll"Y celebration. lt ~e firat
time any of the American crew bMl
bef.11 questioned by torelgn newsmen.
CREWMEN APPEARED
Twenty of the Pueblo's 81 other
crewmen appeared with Bucher at Ute
news conference, the North Koreana
uid.
i.icber repGrtedly said the ship'•
crew contested. to their "grave
crimas" and asked the North Koreana
to "pardon them and deal with them
leniently."
A letter sent to President Johnson in
~Carch, which the North Koreans
cl.aimed we signed b,y Bucher Jlnd bis
crew also edm!tted that the Pueblo
was 1 n North Korean waters when It
wu captured and listed f l v e
ll<?l'aphiC points at Which it said the
vessel had treeipused.
North Korea bas saJd it will release
the 82 Americam if the U.S. govern·
ment odml!a the l>ueblo violated North
Korean watert aad pledge:• to nfraln
from such intrualoru:. U.S. officlala aay
they do not believe the ship cro•ed in·
to Nortb Korean waters aod have pr°"
posed .an investigation by a neu~
porty.
NO INDICATIONS
The North Korean report cave no In·
dication of the whereabouts of the 61
Pueblo crewmen who did not attend
the news cOnference. An 8 3 r d
crewman was tilled when the North
Kore1n1 seized the Pueblo oU Woman.
It did not identify any of the other
crewmen v;tio attended tbe news con·
fereoce but said they included officer•
and the 1hip'1 oceanographer. In
previous lx'~ca,rts the 1 e n I o r
oceanographer w• identified aa Dun·
nle R. Tuck Jr. of South Bostoo, Va.
Before the news conference, the
North Koreaoa said, the · foreign
newsmen were shown "tile specific in·
telligence collection requlremed.s and
the navigat1ooal p I o t contalnlnc the
diary of intrusion."
UCI Grow.th Slow But Sure
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Aldrich uarns to Roll With Reagan's Punches
By THOMAS FORTUNE
Of Tiit DlllY Plllf lt1"
UC Irvine Cblllcellor Dentel G.
Aldrich Jr., once lhocked at the con·
st:raints on faculty growth imposed by
Gov. Ronald Reagan, bas learned to
live with it and take consolation where
he can.
He points IA> elllht addiUoaal faculty
members expected to be approved by
UC Regents next week, virtually .as
the fall quarter opens.
That would be eight more professors
for Irvine than Reagan approved in ~
budgel
The Reagan budget called for Mn.e
addltioDBl faculty members for the
UCl campus. Fcrly-two bad been re·
quested by the regmts. The late ad·
diUon next week of e.lgbt more, to be.
taken away from larger UC campU1e1
Uke Berkeley and Loi Angeles, would
increase the nine to 17. .
14.at spring, Aldrich said, "We an·
ticlpated nothing like getting only nine.
We juat couldn't believe it, actual!y."
He remarked that the quality of
education at Irvine will be "yery badly
hurt" because faculty lfowth is not
keeping up wl~ atudent enrollment in·
crease.
Small junior and senior class sec-
tions, varied c0ur1e 0Uerln&1, and all
such things that make for quality
education will go by Ile boards, be
said. Presently, he bu come to accept
thete facta of We and prefers Lo ac-
cent the positive. "Alf of u1 have
pressures and 1ource1 of iabrMJoa,"
he s.Sd in an Interview. "That LI
man's lot."
He said he does not ezpect a flCU.lty
uodua. "A pro!utot that l 1
particularly down in the dmnpt on a
particular day might 1et an olttt from
another unlversitf that loob: iat~
tziacttve," he al.id.
But be lald he --the faculty will stick for the vwr rtUOD. tbtJ
came to the yo\SI& campus. ''Tbay will
ride "1th the probl1111 blu•• I.her
hove a IDOi ran1• loo! wwt!IY of lbtlt
!lest effort, .. be predlcled.
DAU.Y PILOT ltlff '°""'
ACCENT THE POSITIVE
UC! Chancellor Aldrich
A faculty member recently •aid,'
"Everybody bas beeu asked to ablorb
a 11.ttle bit of the hurt. There was no
fat In the blldge~ It •u lklo and
bone.I .10 start out."
' The profusor mentioned 10me of
the Irritations -bavtn1 to empty bis own Wiptl!b~tet bec&Qle-jlnltorial
aerviclll is cut to once a weet, pro--
fe11ora doubled into ofocea.
Chancellor Aldrich 1aid, "This
prn1ure ls not wtique to the Universi-
ty of California. I 1ay to them (the
pro!81son) the grass is not greaUy greener aaywbere else."
He offered an expl111atton why more
than tbe UIUll number ol complalrrtl
mlahl be beard from UC <""Pll'"'·
"1Joiver1lty of Calilomla in tbe
mlndJ of most peopl• la the eduealloa
world bat 'the top of tbe ladder," he
lald. "There la great d .. lre aot to llip.
You juat bave IA> 10 HM tha old ban IA>
llay at tha top. One of lb• greot feon
ii tblt the mource. to do thlt are
'becomiac leis/·
Aldrich 1ald the atatnlde UC ad·
mlnlltration hla appraiMd wba-e the
grutert pre11ure t1 md will recom·
mend to the ref.at. tbe DIW campulU
al lrvlne, Santa Ctut and San Di•IO bl
liven mort fiaculty. ..
Tbe reft!Dlt meet • •eek from Fri·
day lllCl fall quarter lnstruotloa be;in1
10 days later.
"We'll be recruitin1 a dltferent in·
divklull than if we bad auttlclent ler&d
time," Aldrlcb sa..ld. "By agreement
.among universities active recruitment
trops May l. We'll have to hire on a
temporary bM peraons wllo now are
working part·time or are g<>ing on Setr
batical."
Aldrtd:t said ltudenta will 1uffer,
Because of the faoolty limitation some
senior students will not be .able to take
the courses they planned on to
graduate in their specialty, An
eng:loeering major might have to take
a degree in a different spedahy such
u mechar:ical or electrical en1lneer-
in1.
Limitations on frelhmen students
will be even mor, widespre.ad, the
c:Danc!llor said. Mey will oot be able
to take freshmen En&li•h until they
are sophomore•. Foret&n 11n&Ua1e
will not be available to trelhlnen.
UnaYllilab01ty ol eour1e1 irn't tile
b n I y difficulty facln1 new students.
A&ked li Irvine baa a bou1ln1 J>Nblem,
Aldrich lei.d, "Ob lord, yes. if
He s aid IOO 1tudents haven't been
able to fiod • place to live. Because of
a holdup in fed«al monies for bou1ln&
new residence ballt haven't been
atarted and will not be re1dy even by
next fall.
Hold 11P1 In 1llal< lund1 delayed the
start of Jbt phytlcal 1clences buildlnc
wlllcb orlslnolly .. u "' -thl1 month, he iald. n. comple!!on dat•
w11 pushed beck tA> next 1Jrin1, but
because o£ "a first rate effOrt on the
port of Ille coon-" it now appear•
It will Ile ready in mid O<tober.
However, remodallnc of the natur1f
l<ifnOll buildinc ""• deportment.
mov• 1nlo pil;f•lcal -· bu bltn postponed, be lald. B!ololJ student.
will end up ullnc pllylicl laba wlthWt aw.
But all btall the dlancellor b past
the point of complalnlnc and hi• a~
tiWde now could be IUIDJlled ._.. Loi'•
gel clo'trn IA> IM Job of dolDC the bis!
wUb 1llblt we hive.
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MAYSVILLE, 1t7. (UPn -Erneat
HlinllCb bad been a vice pruldent Of
tho stat. naUonal -of lolaylville
for ID 1 ... and man-of ill Ill·
atallment loan doplrtmenl for 17 ,......
He WU lo hli third )'tlr of • IWT · year term 11 major of tb1s man
northern Kentucky -growing commuoJly of 8,500 and a deacon in
the First Cbriltian Cbun:b.
Rtrldentl, e1peclallr t ob a c c o
fanner1, had wmn wordl f or
Heinilcb bec•UM requimnen!a for
bent loans wen not harsh .
Ht wu, until UW: month, a plllar of
the com.znUJllty .
Heinl1cb and a former aide at the
bank, W. Kenneth Forman, were Ar·
r•ig:ned on embeu.lement charges
Wednesday in coonecUon with a
1bortage at the bank whid!. authorities
1ad could reach ts(X),000.
•
Palmer Buen, spoc1a1 .,eat la
c:harC• of Ule FBI al Loul1VIU., Jr,~
said Helnildl "u charCed specuic.11:1
"1th eml>a1"1fn5 .... t..i. NOY. 17,
and Fcrm1a "" cilarsed 'lrllh -beuli111 '1,2DO oa Mardi II, IM7.
Amllped on tho cbarCU ...,...,
U.S. Commbllonar Rol>ert Cllrulo.la
O:>vln&ton, KJ .• both wre ttl••Rd ca
ISQO boodl. A pro!lmlnary _... -.et !<Jr Sept. Jj at Co\'lllllOIL
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You'll love the freedom and comfort of these on·
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and copper; 8·16, 14.11. Exollcilly flO'Mlred Shirt,
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Pr!-And-, ,...,nd In line of
tuCCUsloo to the British throne,
will Olll'Dll In school tomorrow for
the !Int time. The 8-year-oid son of
-lllubotll II and the Duh
of Edinburgh will be accompanied
by blJ parent& to enroll 10 the
Heo.lhordown Preparatory School,
Aocot, ~ bomdin' school.
S~ MarshaU models crepe cat dresa
with plungtn.g neckline, wom with
Okkura Green t1etvet jacMt, by HiZ..
dtbrand. This pcne was modl during
the showing of the MtDtst fo.shiO'IU m Wmtn wear in. London bt1 Astociattd
Fa1hion Dt:igntr1 of Eur~. • Lima (Ohio) Jaycees honored
Rvtnll Meleen this week for his
devotion to a project which bas
brought much happiness to thou·
1aods of hospitalized children. Mc-
Lean In 1951 Initiated a project to
give a free teddy bear to every
child who entered a Lima hospital.
Advancing years forced him to en·
ter a convalescent home-and the
program WaJ taken over by the
Jaycees. Now 76, McLean accom·
paoied the Jaycees to St. Rita's
Hospital where he presented the
60,000th teddy bear to 2-year-old
Britt Talbert. •
At tM close of an. insolvency
Maring in. Fort Smith, Ark., in-
voloing st:wra! creditor1, tht
apoke.rman. f o r a Lutheran
Church aakt:d tht judge to givt:
prefert:'ttCe to the c h u r c h' s
clalmi fin.ct: "God's money" was
in.oolt>ed. Tht: judge rt:jused,
replying: "Well, God ought to
have looked after tt a littlt: bet--
ter."
• Chuck Havel, of Roseburg, Ore.,
saved the lives of two persons
when he pulled Mrs. Gloydoth
Pennington frorn--ber auto subni~I' ·
ged in the South Umpqua River.
}lave! rescued Mrs. Pennington
after he saw her auto skid on . a
rain slick highway and plunge
down a 100-foot embankment into
the river. He revived her with arti·
ficiel respiration and state police
took her to the hospital. Mrs. Pen-
nington, who is 17, gave birth to a
daughter the next day. Officials
said the 6-pound, kunce baby was
a week overdue . • The Lane County Sherifi's De-
partment of Eugene, Ore., has
hired a veteran lawman named
Dick Tracy. Deputy Richord B.
Tracy, 33, bas 11 yean experience,
and bolds two degrees In police
science. He previously was em-
ployed In Southern California. • The city electric department in
Jacksonville, Fla., U having com-
puter trouble. Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Jackson reported they received 73
bill• thl• week, each for $9.98 plus
$1.40 tax. Mn. Jackson said she
called the department and was told
to Juot pay one bill and return the
other 71 • Tb• Secret Senice told mem-
bers o! the Charlotte Caledonian
Pipe Band of Charlotte, N.C. not to 1'J8I' the traditional Scotsmen
knives In their belts durin~ R;ch·
aN M. Nixon's brief vi.sit. 'The
bdol ol bagpipe players usually
trat the knives for decorative
JlU!POMI· • D-8• City police, answering a
1gdlgr4'1 plea for help, removed
1(11111 repdJiden o! the evicted ten·
ant'• ,,..,.,.,,.,,. •. , two lizards
abOUt tins feol loaf, IQIDe 300 wh!la ratl la tllt llelmlent, a dead
...,._ .. , 81111;.a. Jlll'lhon. seven
fetl 11111: "Wt JaillOid lllm With a ~ « j..,p. and got him Into his
cap. ff ul4 Sjf. Jilwt .......
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Daley Side
Slated for
TV Sunday
CHICAGO (UPI) -Mayor Richard
J. Daley's aide of the violence that oc-
curred cJur1nR the Democratic Na·
tional Conventloo wm be carried by 70
televi!ion and 25 radio stations at 7
p.m. Sunday.
"What Trees Do They Plant?" will
be ttie name of tbe one-hour show
broadcast by t h e Continental Broad-
casting Co., Metromedia network sta-
tioa.s and independent statioDJ. ID
Southern Callfonrla It Will be seen OD
KTI'V, Obannel 11.
The radio tape allo will be broad-
cast Monday night oo the British
Broad.cast1ng C',om.pany's ''Panorama''
irovam.
'!be televlaioo lilm ls being prei>ared
by au lndepeudent producer 1 Ushijima
Fiim.1 Inc., from footage · made by
police, television end n e w 1 r e e l
pllologniphen. A 1pokMmon 'for
Daley aid the mayor's only ap-
peeranoe will be from films 111 the
COllventiOO.
Meanwhile, ttie <hlcq:o P r e s s
Photographers Assoclatloo -some of
whose memben were among the more
t b a n 30 newsmen injured by police
during the vloleDCe -adopted a
nooolutlon Wednesday pralsiog Daley
and police.
The reaoluUoo. said "outsJders com·
monly known •• 'hippies,•· 'yippies'
and demomtrator1 put irto action the
Commlllllltl' ioDg . ...i well Planned
p:oogram for riots and diaturbances .•.
(a nd) IUl>Jec11ed policemen tog re at
emt.rrassmeDt and b1PD1ll.attoo."
* * * Gregory Blasts
Daley, Predicts
Nixon's Election
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -Diok
Gregory,· Negro comedian, civil rights
.activist, and independent presidential
candldate, told some 1,300 persons at
Paci.fie Univeratty in Forest Grove,
Ore., Wedneaday Digbt that he ei-
peated &cbard Nlson to be elected
preaident in November.
"Daley did a good Job of 'whupplog'
the Democratic Party ln Chicago,"
Gregory said, referring to Mayor
Richard J . Daley's actions during
disturbances at the Democratic Na-
tional Convention.
He refused to blame Chlcago Police
for alleged brutality during the con-
vention.
"If they (the police) had been told to
lay cJI," be charged, "they would have
lsid off. They lay oil the Shriner&
when tbey come to town, 1 and 1hf
raise about u much bell.
"Mayor Ricllard J. Daley la to
blame," he declared .Oatly.
He lambasted Chicago's Democratic
administration, but admitted the
Republicans are no bettier. Earl.ier, he
had comme-nb!d that 1968 would mark
the end of the American two-party
system.
Beating the Heat
Fortas Case
Testimony
Set Friday
WASHINGTON (UPI)
Democratic ~ Mike Mansdeld
aald t o d a y the nomination of A b e
F<riM to be Clid Justice of th~
United s.tes will "very likely" come
up before the full Senate the week of
Sept. 23.
The Senate leader made bia state·
meat aa the Judiciary Committee
awaited a reply from Fort.as on
whether be will retll!'n to Capitol Hill
to submit to further questioning about
bi!J role as a presldenUal adviser and
his judicial opinions on obscenity
cases.
Fortas had not replied to the com-
mitltee's invitation by 11 a.m., but UPI
learned that the committee expected
hi! answer shortly.
NARROW ESCAPE -Reporter points to bullet
hole in police car at an mtersection of Eastern
.Parkway in racially turbulent Crown Heights dis-
trict of Brooklyn. Two policemen were cut by
shower of flyiog glass when a hidden gunman fired
rifle shots into ttlelr patrol car early today. The
cruiser was shot at directly acroSs from a Brooklyn
parkway from where two other policemen were
shotgunned from ambush last month.
The panel went ahead with plans,
meanwhile, to reopen its public bear-
ings to bear testimony from new
witnesses -including past and
~esent presidential advisers -on the
relationship of Forlas and Lyndon B.
Johnson,
Committee staff members were
rounding up wit.neSiSes fr:tr the hearings
-which will probably reOpen Friday
-and have i!sued one StJbpoena. A
Two New York Policemen Fired On
spokesman said other subpoenas
migilt be issued if witnesses do not
egree to appear voluntarily.
The four key witnesses sought by
the Senate panel were Richard
Goodwin, fonner aide to Presidents
Jollnsoo and John F. Keooedy;
Treasury Undersecretary J o s e p h
BalT; W. Devier Pierson, a deputy
counsel to Johnson; and Daniel
Yergin, a writer for New Yorker
magaz.iJJe.
' By Sniper, C.ut by Shower of G"lass
NEW YORK (UPI) - A hidden gun-
man fired rifle shota into a police
patrol car ~arly today and its two oc-
cupants were cut by a shower of flying
glass. Th.e cruiser was shot at directly
across a Brooklyn Parkway from
where two other police were shotgun.
ned from ambush last month.
Firing from a rooftop, the gunman
poured two or tJu:ee rifle bullets into
tbe police car stopped at an in-
ten:ectlon of Eastern Parkway in the
racially mixed Crown Heights district
of Brooklyn, police said. A sergeant
and a patrolman suffered multiple
cuts.
Police said tile car was fired on at a
point only 50 to 60 feet from where two
patrolmen were felled by shotgun
blasts Aug. 2 while answering a false
call for help from an Eastern
Parkway apartment building.
Bullet! ripped holes in t b e
windshield, left side and rear window
of the police Cn.ri.ser today. Police said
they found three rifle sbell casings on
the roof of a nearl>y building, just
around the corner from the previous
shooting site.
Authorities identified the wounded
*'** *** Shotgun Blasts Injure 3
Policemen Near Chicago
SUMMIT, lll. (UPI) -Two
policemen were injured today when
three men fired shotgun blasts at a
pair of squad cars patrolling this
Chicago suburb in the wake of. two
days of racial trouble.
Sununit Police Capt. Anthony Corbo
said officers Mike CQ:rbitt and Dav:ld
Kohnke suffered superficial wounds
caused by f1yi.ng glass when two
shotgun blasts blew out both right win-
dows of their squad car and peppered
the side of the car with pellets.
The three men escaped, but Chicago
police arrested a suspect in the
shooting.
The trouble came hours after the ci-
ty lifted a stringeot 1 p.m. to dawn
curfew and announced classes at Argo
Community Higb School, source of the
racial trouble, would be resumed Fri-
day.
Corbo said he was in a squad c a r
with two otber officers about a baU
b!Oek. away from the shooti!!.&_ SC!!n'il _
• ' Whert !'fl he-ard thi "!t10tr. HE!{'Sa1cl 11€ ·
drove into tlhe alley and spotted three
Negro youtils.
"I got out of the car," Corbo said,
"and one of tile first two officers, Cor-
bitt, yelled to duck and another
shotgun blast went by my head. The
officers and I hit the ground. I return-
ed a shotgun blast and the others used
revolvers."
policemen u Sgt. Peter Kunllt: and
Patrolman James Rigney. Kings
County Hospital said they were releas-
ed after treatment
Rigney, 28, said the speed with
which he and Sgt. KWJik, 50, ducked
down inside. the crui!er after the first
shot shattered the windshield may
have saved their lives.
"We heard the first shot and felt the
flying glass," Rigney said. "We duck-
ed and I heard another sllot a second
later."
The patrolman, wbo was driving,
said be then stepped on the gas and
heard a third shot as the cruiser mov-
ed away. He said he believed at least
two shots hit the car.
"I'll say a few extra prayers to-
day,'' be added.
Both the police and the hospital
originally reported the policemen were
hit by shotgun pellets but the hospital
said later the multiple small wounds
they sustained on various parU of
their bodies resulted from shattered
glass.
* * * SF Sniper Fires
On Patrol Car
Oimher Rescued
After 9 Hours
In Ice Crevasse
PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) -Tbe
Rev. Raymond K. Stout, Zl, Portland,
was rescued from a crevasse high on
11,245-foot Mt. Hood early today, more
than nine hours after be fell into tbe
ice pocket.
He was brought down the moun.
tainside by toboggan, ski lift and am-
bulance in a rough ·and ofteo painful
t r i p across snow fields and glacial
rock.
His only apparent injury was a leg
sprain or fracture. Stout's brother,
Roy, a Portland police officer, said
Stoot was in coosiderable pain but the
young minister joked about bis ex-
perience and worried aloud about his
mountain climbing equipment M be
was moved -toboggan and all -
from the chairlift to a waiting am-
bulance.
He was to be taken to Good
Samaritan Hospital here.
Stout and Barry Carnley, 'l'l,
Portland, hiked up, the difficult north
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) _ A slope trail on Oregon's highest peak
Wednesday afternoon. When they
California Highway Patrol car, al>" found fog closing in after they reached
parently lured to the scene by a false the summit they decided to descend by
accident report, was fired upon by a the easier south slope route.
sniper early today. About_ 6 p.m at the 10,m..foot level
Officers Charles Cleghorn and Tom Stout stumbled into the crevasse. He
Plantz, accompanied by an am-stopped on a snow shelf about 2.5 feet
bulance, were asked by San Francisco down.
po Ii c ~-tg inves~g~~ __ !__wom~l_-__ Car~-who ·w-&1-roped-·to Stout, te~eph0l1'ld' Y~rt mat a car con· was pulled in after his companion but
tainm*' several people had overturned he managed to climb out and walked
on Sotitbern Freeway near Ellsworth to·Timberline Lodge at the 6,000-foot
Street. level.
When nothing was found, the am· AU. S. Forest Service first aid team
bt..tlance was diMJtissed. started out immediately followed by a
The oUiC?er1 said they beard a shot mountain rescue team. The 21-man
as they cruised slowly aloog the rescue team and first aid crew pulled
freeway and a bullet struck the pave-Stout from the crevasse just after 3
ment at the rear ol. the car. a.m.
·Gale Lashes Block Island
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Although temperatures remained in the high 90'1 Wedneoday In the
southland area, these children had lllUe trouble beating the heal
Steven \Veinstein coots ol.1 brother Henry as friend Jody Goldhand
rocks with glee. The kids came from Sbennan Oaks-while thou.sands
of. others left their sweltering homes thls week to cool off at south·
llan<t beaches during the fifth consecutive day oI this recent heat wave.
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Second . .iewt•la ~mple
Wailing Wall Gives Treasure
JERUSALEM ,(AP) -
EucUy 1 ,_ to the d.,-
alter llrMll par•tr-·
aelucl Illa llolJ w allloi wall
and tho rtst ol Jerusalem
from Jordan, a team of
enthu1la1tlc Hebrew
Herod'• temple roee 200
mecle an uclti.n« f 1 n d
beneath the nill'• time·
worn face.
Far below the rubble of
2,000 ~· of battle1 and conquer! aroond the wall
they discovered a•pevement
built by Klug Hel<!d to load
to the platform of bl•
fabulous and revered second
Jewish temple.
ntoa Ill 70 A.I>. to mark bis , of Ille Roclt _: 1 m~eat '
vlct"'1 o•or Ibo NbeW... moaquo built .......i 1 rode
Jrn. The best -erved -which Ibo propllet
part to tho pre11at dl1 w..-Mobommed la oold lo have
tho Weatern Will -the ·--md lo HNven -IDd
WaiJlllc Wall. !hi AQa Morque, ....
Sooa after Ille 1987 lsrull· tldertd lo have been 1
Arab war l'nll111or Ben· bulllc1 built In honor of St.
jamlG Muar, 61, ooe of M117 by JlllllDIAD In 6111
I s r a e 1 • 1 moet noted A.D., tblQ ciltmed. and con~
arcbaeolo&11t1 and vertied by Moslem1.
blstorlans, started to dig Tho Southern Will now
around the toot of the •>POied 11 90 feet blgh, In-
Southern Tempi. Wall which dudlnJ additloet throulbout
runs at right angleo lo Ille the conturlea. 'l'ho dll weirt
Wailine Wall. down 30 feet from IJ'O\llld
Twenty foreign w!untoer1 level and tllroulh 13 li.ien
worked In bis t .. 111 of UO; of~~.:...,...... _ ;
and one of U..m -1 girl ·~ --~ -· from London~ helped lllllt plan to utoqd their wort.
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LB T-. s....-12, 1968 DAILY I'll.OT JJ • F-olk Singer's Daughter Held
A U.S. E-111 o!lldol
uld Ille UI-tbe em-
bo117'1 oiler of i.,11 9d
and blred. lllakan ...,. ... ---not-Sbe -.,,_ltod wltll I IJ'OUP ol friendt OD Ille DJglrt of July :IS 11 Ibo llei&llt of
atudent r1ot1n1. '!Ibo 11il4 1be
"Artistry in Movmg"
..., 111111 wlltlll don th• __ ........ _. -'Iba _,.,. lllld • trial
<1ai. hal-. aot ..roakl It
lllQ not be llol4 far -
-beca ... el Ibo l>ockloC • of riot.-.
for the
HSTMOVI
of
YOUR LIFE
Cal:
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580 lroadway Herod'• temple rose 200
yean before Cbrilt on the
sacred Mo1.mt Moriah 1n tbe
old Holy City.
OTHER TEMPLE
the la.rt layen ol soil which farther alone: the Southern
covered the pavemen~ Will ODii aloa&lido tho -Wail· I-~~~;;.~;;~;:;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:~;;~~~~~~ Sylvia N'ubeth, who OWD! ll1g Wall. 'Ibey believe much!
a cenmllc abop in Brompton more remains to be found.
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It replaced tile J ewlsh
temple built .by Solomon in
hollOI' of tU father David
and destroyed by the vic-
torious BabylonMm.1 ln. 587
B.C. .
Herod's temple was razed
by the trlwn}!llant Roman
Londoners
Have Own
Pied Piper
LONDON (AP) -
Researchers using a device
emitting sounds pitched too
high for humans to bear ~e
playing a fatal game of Pted
Piper with rats near Lon-
don.
The device appears to
give rats nervous
breakdowns.
In one esperiment, the
device was switched on in a
field near a slaughterhouse.
A dozen rata dashed from
the bulldlna: after • few
minutes.
A number of dazed rats
were caught and killed by
dogs around the
slaughterhouse in the next
week. Then there was none.
Varying degrees of IUC·
cess were reported in
several experiments o n
farms . There was one
failure -in a building
where grain sacks •ere
believed to have absorbed
the sound.
Horse1, cows auid other
livestock were not
noticeably affected.
According t4 13th century
legend, the original Pied
Piper played magic pipes
and llD'ed the rats in the
Gennan town ot Hamelin to
drown in a river nearby.
When townsfolk refused to
pay him, he played another
tWte and drew the town's
children to their deatrui.
Researchers say the new
device will cost less than '75
and run for three months on
a 30-cent battery. It ts the
11tvention of C. D. Naegeli,
Road in London's ch 1 c K.nightsbridge district, Wlfl~--------,I
workinc late JUDe 6 with
Johana MizrahJ, an Israeli
workman.
She lnynedlately telephon-
ed ...... of th<lr find to
Profesoor Muar.
Mazar described I he
d.lJcovery:
"The pavement iJ of large
slobs, ~llful!y carved In
gray Jerusalem atone ,
meesu.riDC almost two yards
by one yard and welthln&
about thrff-fourths ol a too
each.
"Over It lie great boulder•
and charred wood -debrl!
from the deatructl.cin
wrought by Titus. ' I
"There are a considerable
number of cotns datii1g from
the first century a f t e r
Christ, some minted during
the Jewish rebellion against
Rome. There are el.so pieces
of pottery and lamps -all
-unbelievably well pre1erv-
ed."
BROAD PLAZA
The pavement was part of
a broad palza leading to the
temple platform. It was
from a double gate on thi..a
side of the wall that
worshippers entered t b e
temple compound.
Inside the COIJ>POUlld now
are two mosque!: the Dome
EYeJY one of us can.
J1mes Spencer, 1n experi·
encod practitioner of Chrisllan
Science, says that w1 can
follow Ille example of Christ
JISllt who through his under·
stJndln1 of God healld those
sick in body ind those just
plain slclc of ltt~ Jesus himself
said he 1xpected those who
followed him to do as he did.
Aow? You 1nd your friends
1r1 invited to heir Mr.
Spenc1r's explan1tiOn, which
Includes some interesting
firtthand experiences.
.S1u1tl1y, Sept1"1ber II, 6 p.11'1.
Ir.In• lewl
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Want Ads
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trailer • • lt' Northwest
OJach Little Dipper, with
all the Cdmfort. of bome to
make travellna: mart en-
joyabll!!
• Some beautili tumltur'I!:
an antique did oM bl!d-
mam Id; a. Vlctortan wl-
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maro' mol'e! I
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wttb <*M ••• nice fr:lr tbe
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e Attentim artiata! ffen'a ~ =~-Jl!Wgln_Ldifectm:.oLaLo.,._·O!J==~ .. -=~ don rad.Jo maiii.ilaclUMDa:
firm; and resembles a
translltor radlo with a long
aerial. Furtb.er teats are
planned.
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dal artist to do cm'IPllQ'
wort plus t.ndle own a<>
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New Year
"Kickoff '68" will bl tbt
theme for the Southern
Calllom(a Council of Btla
SiCJQa Ptrl at !:heir breakfast
m .. Uoc eohodule<I !or Sun·
cloy, Sept. 15 at 10 a.m. In
ttie J•mboree ~ of the
N~Irui.
_... lo ""°"' • ,..,. -<kr<m• In the ....... Y•ar will be Ille di~,
active once again aftw
..
Takes Aim
being Oark for summer.
'lbe meeting will b •
pmicle<l ovar by Mr1. A. W.
Andenon, president o f
Soull\arn Otlllornla Couocli.
U:oate11e1 will dOll
cbeerlttder c:Qltutne:s, wbilt tllo -.U ...,., will bo .
carried oUt Illini •-II
deeoltldou.
llAloorv&tiOJ1 dea"11no II
lltpt. I. MI.. J\ldy XeU11111 II
l>rollcfMt dlalnnan.
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HARBOR AREA REFORM TEMPLE
HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES
St. James Epl1copal Church
3209 Vlo Lido, llewport hoc~
ROSH HASHANA
Sopt. 21..ZJ
Rebj,.I len L1lnaw
YOM Kll'PUR
Oct. 1..Z
TIClllTS a INPOIMATIOll -'41..244'
l.i1u111 Beach School 'of Art ind Design
FALL PROGRAM •
SIPT. 30 • DllC. 7 ............ ._
106111 IUNTII
•A,ID ICHNAllL
IO••t .UNSTM>N•
AaNOLD ICHlfllN
IVTll 01eoot
JON ITOKUU.lY
F~YING HIGH
Goll Kllteur
New Wings
Pinned On
Miss GaitAltxandra
Kilgour, daughter ot Mrs. R.
T. Hitt ol Newp<W't Beac}), ls
begihnlng a career u an
airline stewardess -Io r
Western Air Unea 1fttr her
graduation from tralnfng at
~s Angeles International
Airport.
. Miu Kilgour allo 1& a
sradualo of Newprai Harbor lliCh School and ,_jved
ber 111oclltl m artli dtgree
from Oranco C<>ast Ool!ege.
Sh• wa1 employed by Air
Cl.lifoniia btfOH 1atering
the ateward.u school of her
new employer.
Nursery Announces
Membership Openings
Immediate m-lllllpi
are awilable for parl!lntt 'OllJIUftt to ..,..u t b • Ir
ehlldrtln in the Huntington
Beach community Nursery
School.
Tbt ooOperativti DUf'MCY,
or1.m.ed trL 1119, hu mov-
ed to .... llCIUtl.. In Ill•
FlntMe!h-Church,
J72l l'llh SI., wllldl provide
more SP8Cf: and allow fer a
mort va:rled procNm.
0.11k on Tuetday and
Tlnrsdoy ol -wodt 11e coarld lo tl>t aotlvltiOI of.3
year-olds, and llltre II a
cbar&o ol '9 a m""11.
YOllllC'ler• may be.enrolled
by contacting Mn. Robeft
Eckbanlt, 53M315.
Four year-olds a t t e o d
taM. Monday, Wtdneldiay
and friday, and Mra. E~
Cham~, ~. may
be contado<t at 9ell·2921.
Tbete 11 • cb11Ct o( IU let Ille tm .. -<loy P:Qlt"'11 ..
Serving her fecood 70ar
•• te&dier la Mrs. Jack Steldln&er, a tomier teachor
In pub!lc ·-·
Area Catholic Women
Keep Eye on Future
'lllo ·cOllfratemit.Y 01~ CCO; Sloter M. John,
Ouiltiatti DocVin9 Looks superv1-sor of CCD (or the
Moad will be lilt 1ubject han<licapped; and John
explored at the first genera\, McCormlek., CCD chilirman
luncheon meelln& or tbt !or Orange County Dt'!Pery,
Archdioceaan Council o ( \I/ho wUl speak on lh&'pro.
Oatholic: Wornen, Orange blemfl in the CCO procram
County O.anery, caused by the populatioQ in·
Meeting 11' ,_si. J°'ODh'• flux lnto Orange CoU<lly.
Pvii-h Hall. Santa Ana, Mrs. Bea Ram0& is in
Tuesday, Stpt. 17, W0111en cb.u&t of reservati011s for wW Mar & pa.ntl lncluding the event, whicQ will receive
Rl llov. M11r. Loland ill hoates... from t h e
B<>yar, -11111 dlrttW •l Oran&• Oounty Y o • n g
Huollnlt«> lloach lllue
Stor Molllor1, Ch..,tor 2,
otaJO ................ d
Monday• at l :IO p.m. In
toke Pnk Qullllou,..
Lediea Institute. Rel!lerva·
U<lll dea<llloo to rrtd•', Sept. 13.
l\eglstraUon wi,11 bO(ill •' folO a.m. witll a ..U lo
order &t 10 a.m. All Catholic
W<>lllOll ... ~ lo •llend
and bring ln!or~llte<l cu..to,
anoow>c<d Mr•. "Nett
McEntb, president.
'Jazz at Josef's 'nle Orqe County
Deanery 11 acUve 1n m.ny
ciWc and community eon•
cems, and voiunt.en are
needed lr<>m Om')' pan..ti In
tile ...,.1,y, llOld 111r1.
M<Et.olll .
COCKTAIL DANCING
EVERY FRIDAY -5 to 8 p.m.
• Thunday, Sepl.fmlltr 12, 1968
Happy v arley Pareo s
Schedule Orientationc·
In the Sky
Miss Stepltanit Allen,
daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. John s. Allon Of
llolbol, bas completed
training a& an Air Wost
lmtela 111d. l• based
out of San Franciiico.
She is a graduat~ of·
NeWp<>lt l!arbor Hlgb
SchOOI.,,,: • n d Orange
Coa'St College. ·•
San Francisco Home
Of David C. Ketchums
Home in San FrandlCa
1o1lowliic a llooefftl""" trip oo ViclcrU\, Brltiott Oolum-
bia are Dlvid C a.r r o 11
K•tohwo llld hi'• bride, ttie
former Sally Ame Eymami.
1bt a o u pl t udlanged
-""" """" be!... tti• l\Ov. Dr. lloward Nowm1111
in tllo ai.eet ol Calvory
Pl'llbyteri&ll Churoh, San
rrancleco.
The brl<!t, dJUll>leT of.Mr.
aild Mrs. Jam• Eyn>aM o1
Palm lltlerl and tanner
re.idenll of !.Id<> lllo, w ..
f.Vell In -riago by he>
athtr. Shi were UI empire aown od carried rOMbudJ
w!Ut liliao of Uto voU.y.
Servi"l aa matroc al
honor -Mrt. Jerry Tnnt
Crull! o( OQ!and, .... IQ.
llw ol ttio brldep'oorn and
lowar &lrl wu EUubel!I
Meta Mollor, ttio bride'•
niece.
Tht bridqroom, IOft ol
Mr. and Mra. Lyle XelcOOm
of A\lait.a, Ga. qked Ci-ultt
lo bo bl1 boot 111111. Ullbera
wore Korry ltel<llum, bl1
broth.If' and Tom Brf'od)'.
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THE ANSELL HILL TRIO
IASIC AND ADVANCID COURSIS Hors.d'o•u'<lr•• S.eNed
Gardeners Dig Dirt
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dleon and receptl«1 Ill Ille
San Fr-hoin• of the .
bride Ww:1 Mn;. Jamef
M o 11 e r ol Mlml••Poll•, ?f...ioo., the 'brt&s'1 Niter ana
Mro. Geora•..,., P-ol
San Francisco.
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At Opening Meeting
Sped al IUtltl were Dr.
Peering
Around
TWG llALBO.\ G 11\ L 8
ata•od o boCi<j'Vd camlvol
10 111.t Go Gi<*-lli _,Id
--• happier· birtll·
d•y. Mi" Jeani. Locke
ond Miu Luu. ICo!>M<•
planned Utt ovem to rJise
monoy tor• gilt !or Junl•'•
lciotor ataMr "'1o live• In
Tolpel, Tolwan. Grecle (her
~(II"' namo) llvH witll
her mother Md f 1 v e
br<>lbo<• 4114 lleton. Har
1o11Wr -ldUld Ill an ...
Clded In I cool rob !&II
ye er, loo•1'1C Ill• -111
'Nithout means ol. support.
• Jeanlo .00 llor lamllY bov•
11edoptld11 GNCY 1nd twtr
temJiy Ill ardor lo lid tbom .
Anderson and Jim Trlng-and Mr1. MoUOl' of Millo-
h •-K ll neapolio; l\lr, ml lllre . am, represea1ml e ogg1, Leonard Moller of. Fresno;
during the meeting which Mn. Mary Morrow of Pala
wilt btgtn al! :IO p.m. Mon· Alm, Ille bri~egroom'a aunt,
day, Sept. 18, In Morin• Mr. 8lld Mrt. Doaald Welloa
Hl•h School. _ of Bemiy llJlll and tile
Grtttiag member• and bridegroom's ~. '""°"' will be Mn. Ivan T1ie bride, a c.i-t
Nollon and Mro E m 11 . l>et!u-. It o ll'adllftt ol • Scripps CoUea•, attendtd ll:Ua11<111. Pv1oo'1 !lcl>ool ol Dmllllltl
4 d d ltioooi li>lannallon ~ v ... t all <d nW Ii
1'81arcUnl tllo -.IQ• ;..rloi!IC ~ • ~·· tl>tU'• of tllo cl\lb 11111' be .io,.... In art at I h 1
mtallMd by oalllnf Mn. . Ullll'Of1lllr ol SOii l'Tlodoeo.
John J. Mahooty, prelident Her hulbond ii ~ 841-~. w lllr1. Ernetl will\ 1111 U.S. Air,..,...., tlao
Franklin, vloe preetdent, tl«lld at ~ton Air '
847·186S. Force Base.
FINAL
MARKDOWN
COME IN
AND SEE
WHAT
'199
'2''-
'3"
WILL BUY
va1... 11.00 to$3o.oo
SUMMER
MERCHANDISE
All
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!.<iii"$~,..., • Child•ens WHr
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NIWPOltT llACH
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And you save money ·
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Prl~I Ofl'lao lt1 DI'"-.-c..,,.,,.
MY Comml1Poll t!.~•i<'ft
Mn' II, lt.H "ublw.I Otwfttt (o-ot O.tl'I' Pllol,
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lfOTIC• 01" TaVSTll'S IAU LNll ...... , ....
ll'PI Mt.1 lt1'4
1968 Harvest
Biggest Ever
By JOHN CUNNIFF
NEW YORK (AP)
Americana bave p a I d
farmers many billions of
dollars in the past decade to
cut back on production,
whieh generally is more
than the nation needs, but
thls year's harvest now
seems likely to be the big-
gest ever.
As a result, .still more tax
money will be paid to curtail
production next year. But
will production fall in 1969 ~
Very likely lt will not. U It
follows the trend, production
again will be !Jigher. A~
w<rried Washington will
sptnd even more.
It is anomolies such as
this that cause American5 to
r e r e r t-0 the farm
"problem." And it is a very
complex problem. Farmers
as well as bureaucrats are
upset about the situation,
but nobody seems to have
the answers. 0 n I y ex-
planations .
A m e r ican technology ,
with a support from govern·
meot agencies, explains in
part the bilure to curtail
production. Subsidies may
cut down on acreage
planted . But output per acre
grows astolli&hingly.
CORN DOUBLES
Fifteen years ago corn
output pe racre was in t h e
area of 40 bushels. Thfs
yearr it will be more than
double that figure. In just
one year, wheat production
has jumped II percent le
28.7 boohels an acre.
American industry, the
A g ricu·Mure D'epartment,
enterpri&ing farmers and
someti"mes the weather all
play a part in aborting the
hopes and plans of the pro·
duetion planners. Money
seemingly cannot buy a
slowdown.
Th.is year the sit!W)tion
assumes 'new importance.
While budget experts write
in anguish as they try to cut
$6 bill.ion from government
spending, another blllioo
dollan or so may have to be
used in purchasing surplus
crops.
BOOST, PRODUCTION
The anomalies do not end
here. Price support end
crop -reduction programs,
which ma:ay people presume
aid the family farmer, may
in fact be aiding the ccr·
porate farmer, It is Ute very
arge, efficient farmers who
are responsible for boosting
productioo. And It is they
who often receive t h e
subsidies.
The changing pattern of
farm population ii seen
easily in statistics. Groas
farm income continues to
rise -it is about $50 billioo
this year -although t h e
number of farmers declines.
There are 10 million people
an fartns now, wltb net in·
come of $13 billion to $15
biUioo.
FIGURE DECEPTIVE
Even this figure is decep-
tive, for much of the farm
popubition today does not
receive its livelihood from
the farm. With mechanlza·
ti.on, mam members of
farm families now work in
factories.
The character of farm'
families also is ctianging.
With the rising dendty of
urban population, s o m e
bu.sineHmon have moved
out beyond the suburlll to
farms. Gentlenieo farmer!,
Ibey receive the major part
of their llvlibood from other
activitiea.
fo'acton Mh ae t;iese
distort tbe farm income pi~
tw-e . AJthougtl net income
per farm continues to rise
or remain near record high
level!, around 15,000 a year,
most family farmers are
caught in a price squeei.e.
Some are b(tter.
INFLATION HURTS
Inflation cuta deeply into
the small fanfter's income.
as it does into that of the ci-
ty dweller, and many of
them feel belples& in dealing
with food pr0eessors. They
feel their output goes cheap-
ly and that the consumer -
rather than they, the pro-
ducer is the ehief
beneficiary.
"Food was never so cheap
in terms of wage rates,
quality so high and the pro-
ducers '° hard up -1910
prices with J968 costs," is
the way a Michigan farmer
puts it.
He goea on to refer to
"raw, brutal corporate
power" a reference to the
processors he must deal
wtUt. "Every year some
place the acreVr'& are turned
tighter on the produeer."
REVIEW NEEDED
And he contifl\IM : "Of the
last 7-eent advance in a half·
galloo carton of milk the
add to fin 2-3-1968 harvest
prod\IC'el" ~ 2/3 of a cent -
the ''bigs" 6 1/3 cents. And
the b.rmer got all the
headli'nes . Power?
Pre9Sw-e?"
Dissatisfaction is
widespread with the current
relation9hip6 of fanner to
government and farmer to
industry, Attitudes to and
analyses of ttle farm situa·
Uon obviously need to be
reviewed IOd brought up to
date.
Not everyone can be made
baWY. Perhaps there i's no
an1we.r .' But in studyin.g the
American farm we should at
least known wbat the subject
is. It Isn't what it was 10
years agQ .
Record Set
By Air Cal
Air Califunia set two
records dUl"inR the month of
Augu.t, one for the number
ol. passengers ftown in a
single mooth and the ether
for the largest single day in
the airline'1 bistxlry.
Total number of
passengers during t b e
month was 70,326, more
tbao doti>h! tile figure for
t&e·same month a year age.
Of th• IOOll 37,123 ,000
available seat miles Oown,
there were 2 S , S 24 , 000
revenue p&BSenger miles
flown. A load loctor of 68.8
pcrctnt. ·
The largest llingle day fell
on Aug. 30 with a total of
3,687. The Labor D .i. y
weekend, from Aug. 30 to
Sept. 2, saw 1 O , 7 6 o
passengers Oy b e t w e e n
Oranti;e County Airport and
Sen Francisco, Oakland and
san Jose.
$1.S MILLION PLANT -Breaking ·sround for Al>
sembly Enpneen' ne" 70,000 1quare foot manu·
lacturlng ftdlitf in the Irvine Industrial Complex
are Oefl w rtglit) John Murphy, preslden~ Irvine
Complex; Coundlman Willlam !. st. Clair of Oosta
Meu; Coundlman E. Frank Hlrlh of Newport Beath
and Marlon W. Haun, president of Assembly Engi-
neers, a division at UH! Rucker Company.
R. Williams
Roy Jillson
Given Post
Roy Jillson hat; been nam-• !11bck w 1.:16 ed ass1&tant manager ol. the 1•rir0~' .~ Pacific Mutual Life Insur an-:rb G 1i.t
ce Company office in Corona !:~: "~', ;60
d I Ma 11nllf' pfl.7!1
ie -r. ·~'[ 1.111
Jillsoo. 1912 Holidiay Road, 1::!l.ri"I:~
Newport Beach, was a 1:1.. 1:.., •
teactier fm the Newport· =~~i: :f:
Mesa Unffied School District •~ukC111 .5CI Hrln,1 .to
before moving ro the life in· l:i!~ ~if
surance Copany, He holds I::'~ :~
degrees from San Jose State LMd!PCrk .J
Colleie and S t a n f o r d ,.~ ..... " .10b
University. :n 1t;:f:"non"' R-".c"1.J&'°
Firm Sets
New Plant
a::::'t."'' 2~t"'pf~:# c;;J/,. pf~.50 ll~nflF PU.:JO !ltf!F SPnJO 11-utl l:r.f ~f. erm.c: Corp !lervtllum M 8tltl $11 1.llO flit Tllr" .60 Ground ha.s been broken :1;:,ko~ ... ~·O\
in Orange County's Irvine l~t•11 11~':
Industrial Comple:t for 3 =;. 1:~
Tii'W 70,'JOO SQU8Tf" root head· r~ sf'1•' quarters fa c i 1 i t y for f!lk Mn111 ~.n A bl llordltn L:IO ssem y Engineers, a eorew1r 1.U
division of the Rucker Com· g~f 2'.01
pany. ::1M~p c;
Marion W. 1-taun . presi-~:;rj' ... 1,1'":511 I.lent of A sse mbly11r1oo1s1 '·~
E , 8r1Jf M~ 1.20 ngme~rs, which manufac-i~"'J,,1~ 1
tures flight controls for the BkrvuG ...
afrcraft aod aerospace iD· l::C~"1111~
dustries, officiated at the 1=sn-~~
groundbreaking ceremonies. =°'·'°
Othen in attendance were 11~Er 0
1::
Congressman James B. Utt 11uttit 11t~rn ~J
{J\·Tustin)· Assemblyman 1::1i"F-1 ' llu...,• .tcltl Robert E . Badham (R· 1:=111:111:::rl.
Newrport Beach); ..,..,,..,. 1.•
Super~is?r Alton E. Allen. 1:-:ci ~
5th Di.strict; Mayor Thpmas 11u1le(dll · ...
McMichael, Santa An a ;
Councilman William L. St. .r'°'F£.,.·111
Clair, representing th e Ii~~"' .. ;f,
mayor of COSl!a Mesa; Coun· -~&
cilman E. Frank Htrttl, i£'1r... ·°"
reprtsentirg the mayor of "" ~r. \~ i
Newport Beach and Judge ~ '1 '
George Pe.rkovich Jr., Sduth ~11~C:
Bay Municipal Court. Tor· ~~f•~t
ranee. l•N+IJ 'jll
The new facility. loc•ted ~=~J-'!._co"'f on a nine 1m gjte at 17000c,~w· /;'
Red HiU Ro1d, Santi Ana, t::: ~ .t.1..i
will represent a total in·
-A~
vestment of •1.5 million, in·
clyjting '500,000 for new
equlpm<tlt
Completion of con·
structlon is scheduled for
late December. G e n er a 1
contr1ctor Is Centrll Coast
Conatructioo Comptl'ly of
Berkeley.
Money Machine Slated
SHARP
If y6'1'r• • th1rp k 14-, IM
th• DAILY 'ILOrs ''"''"' Oi,,.1·A·lin1 cltnln14 ~'• S•t-
u,.,J..,._ M•~• • htH1r 41•1 •••
wh1fh1r y•u'r• h'l'lflt .r 11lllnt.
l
PALO ALTO, C.Uif, fUPll
-Tbe de~lopment of a
ct'llnft·mlklog m a ch I ne
capeble of taking t.ilhtr it
or SS bills was announced to-
day b 1 Micro-Magneuc
lndU6'lrie1, Inc.
The company devetoped
lbe rlrst reUable curre:ocy
changer l'or ti b11.l.s In 196L
Ttle ftrm't prtllrldent, John
B. Riddle, a a I d lbe ntW
IOlid-.state ' I e c tr on t c
macbint makes use or ln·
,.grated drculls. 'Th.
validatioe unit of th•
changer mikes optic 11,
mechankal and electronic
cheeks ol bWs it Teceivea.
ruddle II.id operator1 will
be •ble lo ~uot the
machine to make chanae ln
• number of combinltt001 .
The machine will be
dffplayed this w~k at the
N-a t In n 11 A u t o maUc
Merchandbing AllSoclatlon
Cooveotloo in llhlla~ .. •
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S.ears
·AI..U!TATE Pa-..rer Tire Guarantee
..,.... Ulo .._.., Tzood W ~t G Guru.teed 4Plut1 AU tallurM or ear~ ua.rantet
tbe tln niultinS" from normal CluaruteeG Apiast: Tread wur-
l'Oad huards or detects tn n:iai... out.
rtalll or workmambtp. For Bow 1..o.,.: 'n\e number et
ror Row Lone: F<Yr Hte Mfil f1l. th• montlll lp9Cifled.
~I trud. WJl&I Beus WUI Do: 11\ u.cb&n.se
What 8oarl WUI Do: Repair u.tl for tile tire, replace It, chl.rl'lnc
puncturu•at no charge. ID the cue the current regular MIH.nc prte.
ol failure, 1n exclwlge for tlle plua B'edual Jllxcl1e Tu leM the
UN, rep)ace tt, charging OOly th• fonowm,-allow..nce.
proportion ol current regular .n-Moatb1 Guaranteed m,. priol plu. F'ederal :hciM Tax 12 to 24.
that ~ruenb tread ued. 27 to aa
-~.
Shock Absorbers
Regular
$6.99 5 49
Each
INSTALLED
Fits Most Cars
• Original E q u i pm en t Replacement•
1hock1 are designed to outlMt and out.
perform those on new cars I
• Don't take chances with old, worn shock
abaorbe.ra that impair steering and car
control ... buy now at Sean I
FREE Test of Your
Shocks! No Obligation!
4 P~y Smooth Silent Dynacor Rayon
on
Expert
Installation
Available
-
-Guardsma.n
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with 3 Big Patented Features
•
Guaranteed. 30 Months
Buy 1st Tire
at Regular
Trade-In Price
of $17.95
Get 2nd Tire
at 50% Off
for Only ...
97
6.50xl3
TubeJ., -plus 1.81 Fed.
Exe. Tu: and
Old Tire
1
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tnto th• ac-.d without a lllnh. • ·,_ ....,.
off.
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tracUcm, 1tart aDd mt.op
quickly.
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"ith .f Full Plies of Dynacor Rayon
1. GivM Silent, Soft Ride
!. Quietly tom.en, eaeier ateering
I. No Thump, and no bump!
4. No h~rah warmup1
%8% to 48'10 Lonrer Wear with Guardsman
,_ ....... --~~;-:'. .. · ... : .. -.. --~ -·.--... -~·. G~ wean louttt than ibe 4 major new car tires after 20,000 mil• of
identical tutin1 on our ,ruelin1 PeCol, Tena track.
Over 950 Makes and Mod.els A vallable
Mort New Parta In Every Remanuf~ Complete Enrine
• All New Water Tu bet
• All New Rocker Shalla
• All New Timinr Chains
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ALLSTATE C&r and Truck Enfines--Ex·
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' Compare ALJ..sTA TE Remanufactured
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Resurfaced, Ma,naflux inspected and
preasun tested. Crankshaft, Camshaft,
Connecting Rods-Reground eomplet.e and
poli&hed. Oil Pump, Oil Pan, Front Covet
&nd Rocker• installed on all OHV tnaine&.
• All New Buahing1
• All New Seal Gasket&
• All New E:d!amt Valv•
• All New Intake Valv•
• All New Valve Sprlnp
• All New PiHonJ
• AD New Owome Typo Rlnp
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Santa Ana
1717 S. Man. SL
KI 7-3371
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PLYMOUTH "ala...=-tnm CHEVROLll COUGAR UNCOLN
Cub -1co--L-LE""o_E_O_ll ICHOOLI--------QUIQC Sell! ... 8uncuda,
SPECIAL '• COOQAR. oat-T> KM W ~_!IALfllDlftcent :iew .... Xktt. cmd., eris. U..ct C•rs tt00 1ell « I t ••• 1D1 .......,,.",""',' trae 11500 I "'-=-'-""""-'----1'11 -..... 0-••til>le. deuuatntor lmni.dJatotr .. 0..-1&1. M"""'"'°' "".°"' '" ' '
Nl:WPORTEK. WIORB Mdum. tNt wttb wbHt top call Ed Brown at Jobnaaa 4 ..._ OWMr ledan. Andque -"-N383==--~--11
TrantpN't•tloft Spec1all aut.omatle lirul., pow•r b. OnQp Couat.)t'• olde9t said. AM FM radk>, 8PHll l't5 nm,y ' 4r. CJ q ,
1958 Font 4 dr .......... "° ltestos, ';.: = A• UDto1.a. llemr)t, 0:1uaar coatnJl. tUt lteu. AU delta ~·~•/w, atmo, .. !1!·
18 Ford CaMwable ••SI«> ll;deb' t.u$6fS D1Uenbtp. 1000 Vf. (but «ln'ltbimctt. Air, ~ -......,.., LD. (Ma& y.,..,...) =~-w~.:::: CUflnaDctallwput ~ HWJ., Newport B•ac-. 1'Vn111f7. Call col)r it 10U PON11AC
1911 -,._ •• 1400 """" u .... u 128 pc mo. ..,._ M5-C!I ......,iato "" fm'9l. No
l9lll r.-, dr 1fil» • o.A.c. 'fr cooa.ut <G.T.> All' dHlsl p~. mr. 5tl-m1
1911 T.ai.I •••••• :::::; lllOO ELMORE ;;::"~.!:;=· -· ~'"= 1911 Oodlllac. °""" .... $1(1)
10011 -avallable U: MOTORS -.. ~ Stfll -
80 "' cur, our OWll can-TOYOTA «t&tnal b.c*Jry •lnUt:J-'U <XX.arlY Part St&tkm
trw:ta, Pb. ll!M-SD) Cl1l dl..YI IO-C8ll. Of CTt. wp.. M• sell or leaee tQ1'
N£'WPOR.1'Dt. )(Oltlft.S 1DXI Beada Blvd., Wst.mnltr 54&--1'T51. No detlen ,.,._ dt•!'ll.)!re!r.mt. Call Ha I
-u---~ =""=·=======:I -at Jolwoo. ""'· -~--D!ll111f<rceo-,• --.__.. VI -Or-. Ollwrty'I oldest Un.
NIEb A CAii? ~-~~. ___ E_D_S_E_L ___ 1 • M""""', c ouru
_,. ~-I• dflltnbip. 1000 W. C0Ut
CAN'T 8& J1NAHCl:Df fNflt tee. Lolded W/rvf!l"I .,. --,,..,.,,_ -ff h •Buil&:ru:ptt e1\4po1:•11dont extra )'OU could !Kq, incl. "" --... u '-""'•""' ~ N~ Be a c '
•Bad ll'oclltt • -· -... ' -..... • M>0110 • •-eN .. to _, 81fll ...,, ...._, PYt. '-========,I"' COL. Pl<. s..~ w....,. Mab PQdQ ~ J(Y' 5'1'""151 I ' Air ccmd. Must let our hap-~-= =' ,85 OOoALA sao., "'·...... FALCON ~'&,'I°.~..,,..
12 -N. °' lleanl air, 11111 ""'·• ""' tlna • COi.LiGE 011. S~HOOL 'II COL Pwk s ta u on Santa 4m Pb -pain~ ... , COlld. 11500 SP!CIAL w....,, 1 ,.......,, A1'
DRIAITEI>, lbt .U. 1962 Or1&iW owner 549-25A '!l_!'~oonbl ~ .. ux• -Sedan. 9(ftti1Soninc. Must aacrfAce. Smi>eun. .1........_ 'D&.U ol d, '5f OlEVY auto tnaa. Gd c~ lit .. na COil .... n d ~· ~a
46915 • ~:5.Mi&l CODd .. $190. c.-reucmabte Interior. Racllo, heata. A s;&:m ': . ....,......, "~·
1===::;~::-=='J~""~·~··~-~~·====I "'"'-~t"· °"" ... OOUGAll Type 91 PS I IUICK CONTININTAL ea. f!naoct al1 1r -..,. PB. UH. Cllll ..._ aft.
meet 1&1 law u SlT.00 perl=a:l=ip=.m=.=====
MEI CU RY
... RIVIERA. ,... air. lull
1966 PONTIAC 0. T .0,
Hardtop,~ Oft tbe 1'oor,
metaWc IP'9lll with blade
-· .... Poalttvt!J the -.. Ora!t&< COOnty. Oi'll.Y 12295
Can ftnaoce an or part P*.)'>
~!:I u low .. $1'1'.00 per
mo O.A.C.
ELMORE
MOTORS
TOYOTA
Pb,....,..,
15.'DI Beech Blvd., Wstmnstr
ROY CARVER
PONTIAC
-Harbot Bl., o.t. ... Kl 6-4444
Onllro °""""' -Dial• -ftolla ~ ~ .., ......
COLLEGE 011 SCHOOL
SPECIAL pw!', Ut whl. AD iextru, exc '89 CONTINENl'AL. LMM ..... °'I ..,.., prt pr!>. S1lll5 pr mo. lncludoo .....,..
6"-2581 ·. • maJnten&aC•· Hal
mo 0.A.C.
ELMORE MUSTAN~ ·12 PonL """'"'" Spl. cub 1--------· I Cpe. Beaut1ful. Ardc white 1967 •n'ST"",,.-.J.. --i. Wllil. ftd bucket 1Mtl, &'Qt~ '66 BUICK Conver t I b I e S&nden, 6«2-03ll. MOTORS
-..1<l1P>al...., . .U., COMET TOYOTA
paw/S. Ill eiect. Emel Ph. IM-3320 COlld. """'13 l.·.,-CO-YET--W------. WOO 8-h Blvd., W-
19116 BUICK • Slcylarf< • Low R/R ad -~ cond 1 BACK To ochool -all 'M
mi. Ait e ond t tto ni na . ~. $500 or off~r . FALCON v...a. auto. trim.,
Original owner. 6'13--W6 673-0f61 radio. t895 Or take awr
62 BUICK Inv l c t"e coo-JlllYl. ot U8 mo. M8-488S
vertible. $315. Call Dan ,.._..,. 1-======== . ., CORVAdll Moma, • opd, ... roRD Fmia.. Sta. w CADILLAC RIH, ,,.. ..-. ad ""'· "' -· ar.
CORY.All FORD
~u ~·~. 6 ~· J .,.... made trano. Elly 1D <l1ve
Radio. llmf-told -· Top cond. arc owner, $1&. ptua lob ot P• m.Uaae.
I0-4111 $795
.~111-uwr==...,,-a~.-200-.,,-.. -.-,.1 eu nn.nc. an or pvt Pay-
cyt, autD trans. bucket mente u low aa $21. per =~·:.~~r, ~ lb> EALMoRE
61 "'•"'"'" 1'ufl -· .u.. ""'"'""'' ...... • 518-3"1.
MCY!'ORS
TOYOTA Pb . ....,..,
OLDSMOBILE 15.100 """" Blvd., w-----·----1 • vert ed. cond! 5'S-«IM """ l.'UflU. 1 owner, nwl)'
'61 CADl.l.LAC Sedan de Ville 2391 Red1e.ndl Or. N.B. ms. $llm er submit offer. 'e& OUJ6 ~ • Dr.· 11•
AIL POWER including Bir ./ '62 OORVAIR MONZA. can Day m-88M Eve eell our beautlfulJy cared
ccndltlonirli, power steerinr, Complrlely f't'Cllniitioned! ~m......==~~~~~ fnr merry oldlmoblle. It.bu
power' trakee, (IC1IW!' win-$4:95. Call 5tPrT3M nM 6 '6T l'ORD Squire, fUllJ load-ltrdary U' condltkmac and
OOws, ~wey .. t, arto. trunk wkende eel lllill mder warrant;y, • attm Dlict a cc 1 •or J e •
opener. Radio, beater, of =--=co~R"V~AIR=-Sta,,_--mt., xllrt cood. $3150. Uc s=o.oo. s.crmce D 1 r.
--------GRAND Prta -an...,•
CQIQr'le! Qem11 $WIO.OO ••• 1961 Good waa;. XEV 112. Prlv. pe.rlJ', P1xDt 5t5-C11 or &n--0981
air, a,ood. cmd, 1 owner.
SacriHce $1450 6G-&81
'9fi GTO. Tri power 4 spe@d.
Xlnt o:md. PM ltr's. New
tl'tml I: rear end. &n-66115
'«> P-0 NT t AC. Olllector's
11tm. sr,ooo ...,. m1. Ex.
Omtl &st Oller! ~
~ (Fullerton) Neede repair. an-, ·982-83U l"-c~':-'=-~"·"""-ldldatelorduoebua7.Make =~~==~~-'Q 0Lll6 18 4 4' lfollda>, '66 Cadillac do Villa a11 ... 182-""9 1966 GALAXY 000, > 4' hdlp, Hydrmoatlc ~ -J..t
Fae/air, vinyl top, AM-FM ·=--===:--:,...-;4-,.,,7" I air, p/1, auto. trme, new nbl.t. Full· pwr. Ftnt i750
radio /better, aooct cond,lllm OORVAIR t oor . tires. -Xlnt ocnd. '2351). takel-96M31S
$Bi0. Bank wW lend $3325. Rad». Heater. Auto. ~. ~ aft I Plf
Owner S6J90t 511>29rl 9/lt 67 J'ORD F.cmiclDe Van. ~ .. i:i :v:, = · RAMIL.ER
•39 CADll.LAC t dr .edan. '60 Cort1lr, MW tlret Pkk ~ p)'Dlfs. k'e JOUIS. a BeaulJ'I i.t '800 ti.kn.
RdNi1t motor. Can be aeen best otter. M5-G50 82S-5CklJ eu-um
at Texaco .ta. ~er • 1--:::.61:--::RAN=OIER0==-.-:$300=-cs
--H.B. CORYEttE ,,, OORVAIR. ~ i:.~:x,.;.:-:·i: T·lllD
'60 CADOLAC OlUVL Xlnt 'M <XlRVEl"l'E °""""-'O'I YAMAHA · ltlJ5, M&-13!1 equity. 8'1-nIS '!15 'l'lllJNDmJium. N"'
ccnd. 4 Bnnd DeW tire&. $11» or bMt dfer! Anm. '&I TCEn«> 3IO apart cpe. I ======== ndlator • b at t e r y . ~,.,!1er· Mn. Be.ftr. to-8!6'15-6'1'18Aft.tPM S.:rl.&:e NJe. Sbarpl PLYMOUTH Au.tomatle. ll/H.
u•~ 673-Glt -M'echanlctJly sood iaoo.
CAMARO COUGAR JEEP 4 SPEED 54Hl34 ' •·°"'6'°'T"°BIRD=~..,.---lbit~-...,-ll
'S'I' 0AMAR0 SS BJ t 'S1 <X>UGAR CG.T.) Alr ex>mp/~ ~ : cood. Pwr mer. • brakes.
.,_ "' cond ruoo Tllt .. ay .mns and otMr
'64 Jaap Stltlon W1gon
~•heel drive, beeutlfuf cm-
dttkn. Z ,000 mDea. Drive to
the market er oO. the l'Olld ....
Sl'ECl.AUSTS .... ~ ,_ 11a~ .,.
HIO~U=~5NC.I_ .~:=:iri~lho
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Benefits of Beaut·y I
P~c Coast Highway will become a scenic high-
way 'With ocean views preserved along Its 42 miles ln
Orange County, ii tbe Orange County Coast AssoclaUon
succeeds with a program now under way,
The associat.Jon is seeking state designation of the
rou~ u an official scenic highway and Is gathering
fuod.s for undergrounding of utilities and control of
slgnboardJ.
'
County government bas agreed to match up to fl.S
mllllon in funds to in1plement the program. And in
what ls believed to be a funding program unique in
Callfombl, financial help will be sought from such di·
verse non-governmental sources as business, industry,
development associations and private developers.
Newport Beach and Huntington Beach are already
making good progress. In Newport Beach, the city has
planted. grass, trees and shrubbery along the city's
once debris-covered abandoned Pacific Electric Iight-
of-way. And in Corona del Mar the merchants have
jolned the city in converting center islands to flower
ganleos.
In HunUn£ton Beach, the women's auxiliary of the
Chamber of Commerce is spearheading a beautifica-
tion program in conjunction with the widening of the
highway lhrou~h that city.
Beautification is far more than beauty !or its own
sake. It has repeatedly been demonstrated that spruc-
ing up and "greening" up a community attracts both
business and industry.
A prime recent out-of-state example is a six-county
ar~ of northeastern Minnesota. Fifty communities em-
barked on what they called an "instant urban renewal"
program. It was aimed at revitalizing in quick order,
and at low cost, the downtown Main Street a reas of all
the towns.
The formerly depressed iron range region has since
attracted. $1 billion in new industry, expects another $1
Mbongans
Welcomed
Them Warmly
Herewith is another u n w r i t t e n
chapter from that unpubli shed
reference wort, "A HistOl'y of the
World, 1950-1999." Its title: "The
Death of Amerloan Political Con-
ventions."
Many factors have been cited by
historians for the disappearance of
p o 1 i t t c a l conventions from the
American scene, but the prime cause,
most observers agree, was that
neither major party could find any
place to hold them.
Thb problem became apparent in
the 1972 presidential year.
Miami Beach 'had paid t h e
Republicans '800,000 In cash and
services to host thelr 1968 Convention,
expecting to recoup in tourist dollars
and reams of free publicity.
BUT IT WAS Wlm mixed erhotions
that the Mlam1 Beach Booster Club
received a telegram eQ"ly in 1972 from
the GOP National Committee, saying:
"WILL RETURN TO'ldIAMI BEMCH
FOR SI MILLION."
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Perhaps rabid Russian bears
should be shot (JBS, Gus, Sept.
3). Perhaps rabid Californian
bears should also be shot. Ther('.
are m any Calilornians and
other Americans, howtiver, who
believe in the Humane Society.
Be thankful that you are an
animal in this particular soc-
iety. Otherwise, JBS would
surely perish.
-L. H.
agreed It had little to lose and sent a
postcard in rep J y: "Give up $10
million and you can nave the p}ace for
a week.''
As for the Democrats, who bad
recefved $900,IXXI from Chlcago to hold
their 1968 Convention in that city, they
prudently decided to h<Hd thelr '72 con-
vention eh;ewhere - p r I m a r i l Y
because Chicago had been boycotted
by all rational Americans since Ute
reams of free publicity received four
years earlier.
IN THE END, 001h parties sent
identical messages to the mayors of
every American City:
"CONGRATULATIONS! YOUR COM·
MUNITY P ICKED AS SITE OF OUR
'72 CONVENTION. THINK OF FREE
PUBLICITY YOU WILL RECEIVE ."
The replies ranged from, "Are fOO
some kind of nut?" to, "The first
delegate spotted here will be shot on
sight."
'The Boosters Club met in the ruins
of Miami Beach's famed Ghengis
Khan Hotel, heevily-cobwebbed but
still habitable, lo consider the oller. The Republicans finally settled on
''Dol)'t forg11t, ~eJI e~. ~e~of"" lJ?e.nEi2-~~--~W.~~,SJ11 FJat.s_ and were ...... Iii!'!· pu5liclfy agahi," &aiit Club Presi-1il"Vmg an exCifing Ume cf e c r y 1 n g
dent Hergen Weems, oPening a yellow-spendthrift bureaucrats and GUa
ed scrapbook labeled 'Convention, '68,' monsters until . they were ~-
''like, 'an atrocious monument in bad fortunately bur 1 e d in a surprise
taste to all that is deeadent in sandstorm on the third ballot.
Ameri<:an society.' Or: 'kelp-strewn
beaches, steamy climate and $100
whores.' Or, here's one: 'If Pickett
had charged at Gettysburg the way
Miami Beach merchants charge he
would have wound up in Canada.' Of
coune. let's not forget the tourist
dollar."
''I SAW A TOURJST here only two or three years ago." said one Booster
wistfully. "He got lost on his way to
Key \Vest."
Alter much discu:;sion, the Club
B11 George
Dear George:
My husband is an efficiency
expert (time and motion study is
bis speciaXy) and he drives me
crazy with his stop watch telling
me how I could "save steps" in
the kitchen. Hill "expert" lec-
tures drive me wild, because all
he does Is lie around on the sofa.
What can I do.
SICK OF HEARING rr
Dear Sick:
Hand him a mop and bucket.
That will stop b.iJ clock.
Dear George: I1 you really understood
womeo you wouldn't h11ve ad-
yjJed R. T. not to pursue the
matter. Any wmnan would know
that lllri Wll just playlog hard to
Cot. SUE
Dear"Silo:
U I reallJ uodentDod women 1
_,..,,I be wr!Unf an 1dvic<
colamn. I nuld be rid> 11 Mid••
wlQI a W'Ol klwlde cllolo ol Drtve-
111 Advico Par!nn fJ1t Hubendl _.., __
<8olld ,. ... pr<>1>Jem• 1o 0eorre i. prompt acdoa. However, for ,.lit prompt octloa, a I 1 o
codOll Cllo IOIOJdou.
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TIIE DEMOCRATS were trying to
cl)oose between Alcatraz and the bot.
tom of the Grand Canoyn when they
received a generous Invitation from
the Republic of Mbonga to hold their
convention there.
"To think that there is still one piece
in the world," said the Party
Chairman, tears In his eyes, "that
believes a political convention is an
asset to the community."
So the :llOO deltigates and can-
didates. singing, "Happy Days Are
Here Again," took ship and landed at
last in Mbonga.
The Mbongans welcomed them
warmly. boiled them carefully and ate
every single one.
How to Address
Our Lawmakers
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blllion over the next five years. And reta.Ders report
new tile in their cash registers.
A leader in the movement said, "Let's race it, your
Main Street is the first thing a company on the prowl
for a new plant site sees. Or, for that matter, a tourist.
It is, in eUect; your calling card.
uu it is cluttered and sculled, your· chances of los-
ing the Industry and customer are very high. But paint
up your store fronts, upgrade street lighting, put in
new displays, sandblast exteriors, and plant trees and
your chances of landing both new industry and out..of-
town customers go way up."
One more benefit was experienced: The Minne-
sotans gained a feeling of rebirth and self-confidence
by solving their problems without outside help.
All concerned in the Orange Coast version of "in-
stant renewal" deserve hearty applause and full sup-
port.
Ghoulies and Ghosties
"From ghoulies and ghosties and long leggity
beasties and things that go bump in the night, good
Lord deliver us!"
That old Scottish prayer will be a good one for the
superstitious set to remember tomorrow, for it will be
Friday the 13tli.
It hardly seems worth a mangy rabbit's foot to
worry about the one day, however, what with so m any
things going bump every day all over the world.
.AhA,u.;;:::.I t-.>
But those who do cling to belief in the power of
magic and witchcraft -and therefore have a four-leaf
clover or a horseshoe close at hand for protection t<r
morrow -should hang onto their talisman. Friday the
13th comes again in December.
''IT') SfEIJ A GRW 5fASON. A BLINCll Of Kl~ e006HT All MY
OVEN CLEANER ANI> CITY 1-\All 100K All MY WHITEWAfH.!
Central Aini of Revolutionary Minority
Discredit All U.S. Institutions
WASHINGTON -'Ille p0litics ot
dissent, confrontation and disorder
deserves careful and respectful study.
Before Atity. Gen. Clark and Dr.
Milton Eisenhower get carried away
by the sociological implications of this
time or trouble they would do well to
study the politics of disorder for what
It is, a revolutionary technique.
Atty Gen. Clark is examining
"police brutality" in the Chlcngo
disorder. Dr. Eisenhower's com-
mission on civil disorders is studying
that and everything else. They will
lose their way, like the Iiot com-
mission, if they do n<1t focus on
something else t h a n sociological
generalities, the right of the young to
express thetnselves, and !O on.
The technique of public disorder is
sophisticated and puzzling but there
are some wide ranglnig thinkers at the
White House who believe they have
got it figured out. In their context the
wm-, Gene McCarthy, Rap Brown,
Stokeley Carmichael and the yippies
and hippies are merely pawns in the
game.
THE CENTRAL AIM of those who
master-mind the polities of disorder is
to induce a right-wing overreaction,
thus sharpening the dark divisions in
American society. They would create
an atmosphere in which a revolu·
tionary minority can thrive and grow
on the revulsion to a "gestapo" in a
"police state" supporting an un-
popular war, suppressing dissent by
force and perstC!Jting racial and
political minorities. All government,
all institutions are made tbe em-
bodiment of evil. lAlw-and-order is but
the shield for bigotry, hatred, injustice
and repression.
The march on the Pentagon earlier
this spring, the disruption Of Colwnbia
University, and the Chicago outrage
are linked together as Of the same pat-
tern and because some or the
personalities involved were the same.
The march on the Pentagon failed
because the youthful front was not
smitten down by the war lords.
TIIAT CONFRONTATION Involving
some 50,000 protesters was hand.led in
style by riot-trained federal troops
who cUd not respond to taoots and
could not be lured into overt physical
reactions. The yo ut hfu l
demonstrators, instructed via bull·
born by their older leaders, simply
had to fade into the night after falling
to create riotous scenes for the
television cameras.
Columbia was more or a success but
not totally because ex-pr es id en t
Grc:.yson Kirk avoided an immediate
con!rontation with youths who made a
very bad public impression by cam~
ping in hi! office. Chaos was created,
however, the {unctions Of t b e
university were brought to a halt and,
in the end, the right.wing reaction
asserted itsell in the shape of the New
York City police force c~lied in by
university authorities to reclaim con-
trol of their institution.
Chicago was a total success. The
confrontation was brought to the stage
of violence. Whether the violent police
rt!action was provoked or unprovoked,
justified or unjustified, was of little
moment. It hawened and ths.t is what
made the Chicago confron.t.ation a suc-
cess. Without the police reaction the
Chicago demonstration would have
gone down as waste motion like the
Pentagon march, and notable mostly
for the shock value of the repeated
chant," ••. you, L.B.J.
ALL THE BEITER was Ille fact
that a case eould be made that the
police aoted without sufficient pro•
voca!lion and that the incident became
a flaming outrage before the television
cameras as the Democratic NationaJ
Convention moved into the balloting
stage.
Atty. Gen. Clark and Dr.
Eisenhower can help by defining_ the
elements that go into the politics of
disorder, spoWgbting its leaders, and
getting "police brutality" into the con-
text it belongs.
There will be much more of dissent,
confrontation and disorder before we
get through th.is period. An un-
derstanding of the techniques Of
disorder and how they Operate is
essential to working out ways to deal
with it. Established authority will need
some new techniques or its own. Local
police will have to achieve new levels
of sophistication, or in the end we
may be faced by what no one want.a, a
federal internal security force like
those in many other nations. ThJs
would make the apostles of disorder
very h&ppy.
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Bartlett's Br~ught Up to Date
A !Jum)?er ... of figur~s be~~ Fr~ud
and Jung bave never before appeared
in "Bartlett's Familiar Quotations."
Perhaps, writes Emily Morisoo Beck,
ed.itm of the new Fourteenth EcUtion,
because they were not thought to have
said anythlng fooniliar. But, r.trs. Beck
adds in discussing tttis "Completely
revised" and marvelous reference
tool, .it was astonishing t.c find among
the missing in earlier editions C<Jn-
fuclus, Oheclcliov, Bran<J:e:is, Bergson,
Cotton Mather, Ganclri, Lao Tzu,
Kant, Kierkegaard.
MARY TUDOR, for instance, once
&aid: "When I am dead and opened,
you shall find 'Calais' lying <m my
heart." That's now in. So is this line
from Juvenal: "The greatest
reverence Ls due the :fOUJJI." And
Cromwell : "I beseech you, in tile
bowels of Cbrist, think t pcs•ible you
mieht be mistak>en.'' Cromwell's
words were familiar eoough ttlat
Judge Larned Hand suggested t!iey be
"written over the portals al evtry
church school, courtbouse and . • .
legislative body l.n the Uni tied Sta tee."
Since the last revised BarUett, a
centennial edition in 1955, or ju&t
before it, a number oC notable words
have been uttered, some by J<.tln F.
Kennedy ("Let us never negotiate out
of rear, but let u.s never feoar to
negotiate"). More than 500 new en-
tries art in this edition -John XXIIJ,
Mao Tse-tung, Martin Luther King Jr.,
••""""-hnllll# Qvthli.s. .._,_.. .......... Lini.. .,_, lne .... ; Slt.M.
Albert Camua, S&m Ro)'l>urn, !'ablo \'la•so, J. D. Salinger. J , D. Sal·
l.nger?
"I kffll pi<tmlog all U-liWe kids
Quotes
Phlllp O'Roarkt, V••tun, jut baclt
from Viet daty -"Until Hanoi un-
derstands that agsresaion doe1 not
pay, we ahou1d put unre.lentJnc
pres.rure on the enemy in bOtb North
and South Vletnam. '
""""""-_ neglected uttuances, Mrs. Beck and
her staff of scholars culled out ol
Bartlett what they felt were words no
longer foamiliar -jwt as editors of
the 1937 editioll elimlnated 90ffie of the
quainter lines ri. Fannie Steers; Sir
Samuel Tuke, and Captain Charles
Morris ("Solid men ol Boston, make
no long orations; solid men of Boston,
drink no deep potatiOfll!i").
1n this big field of rye .•• if they're
rurming and they don't look where
ttiey're going I have to come out from
sornew}Jere and catch them . That's all
I'll do all day, I'd just be the catcher
in the rye and all. I know it's crazy."
("The Catcher in the Rye," 1951.)
TO MAKE ROOM for tlhese new, or
The new B.arUett is more than seven
lim<1 th< size ol the original ("A
Collection of Familiar Quotations")
JlUbU.bed In an edition limited to IOOO
copies in 1855. Jctm B art 1 e t t ' s
University Book Store in Cambridge
--Oecame-a -m"eeting-ptace.--forHarwrd. -•
professors and students. The pro·
prietor developed a reputation for
knowing just a.bout .any wluabl.e
quot.at.ion and source -the Bible,
Shakeopeare, Patrick Henry, or JiDeo
from "Hail Colwnhia" and "1be Old
Oaken Bucket." He collected these for
the scholars.
And now, among others, James
Baldwin, Truman Oe.pot.e, A 11 en
Ginsberg (" ... angelheaded hipsters
burning for the .ancJ-ently heavenly
connection to the starry dynamo in
the machinery of night" -"Howl,"
1956).
WWJam Bo1u
Most Necessary Study: Means, Ends
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An unborn child, it has been said, if
lt does not get sufficient nourishment,
will draw it from the tissues of the
mother -will practically eat her up.
In much the same way, plans and
ambitions can devour the man who
harbors them. A deep, consuming am-
bition may eat the substance of the
aoul and finally destroy it.
Yoong people are told to be am·
bWoua ; but they are r arely warned
that 1<>metime1 the price is too high to
pay. "Let a man beware how he pro-
J>OIQ lo himseU any plan,., said
Coley -for to aucceed in a venture
may mean to fail as a person.
I RA VE SEEN tllis happen most
vMdly ID people In tho eotorta!oment
world -to aoton and c<anedians and
balleriou. Thdr burning unbiUon,
from youth onward, to become
celebratlld has robbed them of their
esseotlal humanity.
Meu in ttle busioeu world, too,
someti.mec tunl into freaks, who are
not realty alive and sensitive except
when engaged Jn advancin.g their
plans.
They hive drawn too mud'I nourish~
tnoet1t from their tot.111 in order to run
the dynamo, and if the dynamo were
lhut off, the7 would Itel dud.
BUT NO PAll'l\ OF A penoo must
i
be made greater th.an the whole
person. The food cannot be more im-
port.ant than the eater, nor should the
ambi.Uon be placed above t h e
personality. Everything we do should
be for the aake of the wllelene11 ol us,
.and no single drive can dominate our
life without draining away ttie other
elements.
ArnbiUou& and successful men look
with scorn upon w8.5trel1 and ne're.Qo-
wellJ. ~a~e they can see that the
wastrels are pt1clng pleasure and ln-
dolence above the whole pentol.llt,y.
BVT IS mi;; MAN who devotes
himself wbolly to gain Ind to
eminence not pervertlog hJmsoU ju!!
., much aa the wa.IU'el ls! 11 be not,
also, taking a part of himself and
maldnr -part too lm-while n&glectinf the other appetjtes ot tbe
IJliril!
'lbe moM neceaary study is the
study of mea•a and ends. Is the proper
end of 1 mu'a lile pleasure, or profit,
or ..,,....! Or la II llO!l\'°1lnl rreater
UWI \II< ... ID wbldt tllele m07 cm-
tribute, but only in a healthful
balance?
Unless we know ttie proper end, we
run the danger ol turning a means lnto
.an end -of assuming-that fame or
fortune are the ultimate goals for th•
personality. When we do this, we 1rt1
drawing nourishment from the tissues
oI tbe soul and leaving it 1 wrinkled
huak.
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Thursday, September 12, 1968
TM tditortal pag11 of the Datl11
Pilot 1eekl to hi/arm and tdm.
ti.fate rtadtn b11 prcmtting WI
Mwpap<r'• oplnlo!ll ond -
iMn&ary on topia of fntcTclf
ond irignlfiam<<. bl/ ~ •
tcmms f01' the •%J)rc1rion of
our rt'odnt' opiniQtl.I, end bf
pre1entmg tll.d-dfvrr1c vM-to-
poi"tl of informed ob1e-rven =· IJ>Oi«"""' °" IDpiu Of IM
Robert N. Weed. Publlaher
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Harbor
$eventy.five private C 1t1 I e DI
discussed Wedoolday nlgl>t -they
might go about lmp.-ovin( t h e
performance Of Newport-Mesa UDitled
School Dlatrlct. e
Those wtio actended the Ccnmuntty
Forum on Schools cbose f o r.
_ themaelvea tbe roj.e of ad'vil«a lo the
.chool hoard 8lld rot.d four tq>lca the
mo!! lmportani to begin wortlng oo.
'rhey are: ·
-Scbool-communit7 com-
Back Bay
' Exchange in
Court Bog -;
By BRUCE BENSON
"Of ,,. DlllY ,, .......
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About one year ago, tramfonnatlon
of Upper Newport Bay into something
ak>ng the lines of Newport Harbor
moved ahead with approval from the
state Landa Comm.iJslon of a real
estate trade.
Twelve months lat.er, the mudflats
and shoal waters of the Upper Bay ap-
pear virtually unchanged. Bui efforts
continue to inch ahead toward the
start of a big dredglflg and dtveloP.
ment operation.
The status of the Upper Bay at ·
present ts in the hands of lawyers who
are slowly working up a .. frlendly law
suit" to test the constitutionality of
JegJsiatlon on which the real estate
deal was based:.
Jn the trade, 4SO acres of land owned
by: th:e Irvine Co. was turned over to
Orange County ln return for 157 acres
of•oublic tideland!! at the Upper Bay.
Appraisers said the Irv!ne lands
were worth $19.5 million while the
county tideland!: were v.alued at $11.5
mlllion. ,.. •
FIGURES DISPIJTED
The llgures were bltterty cllspilled.
Many people coU!ended the Irvine Co.
stood to gain more th8!t 'tbi 4 .. fy,
but the charges were denied.
State Lands commis:donera Lt. Gov.
Robert H. Finch. then -Finance
Director Gordon P. Smith and Con-
troller Houston I. Flournoy voted S.Q
to approve the bay land exchange.
Since then rtudles have been launch-
ed by the county Harbor District a®
the Irvine Co. dealing with 1oill in~
vestiitation, field surveys and mapping
and the effects of tidal action.
Contracta amounting to $150,000
have been awarded for the studies,
Citizens
muracat1oa.
-A quarter 1eUion ryrtem.
-A future hood electlon and new
metbodJ of school finance.
---Oilldi>Une in Cbe ICllootJ. CommiUees were formed to meet
again in two weeka and-begin
re-.!Ung the topics for draftloc of
poaJUoo statomeota Ibey will present
to the school hoard. ,. '
James Wood of Colt-t Mesa and
Richard Jenness of Newport Brach,
_,
wllo organized the forum, b1<d to
spark the audience. But the at-
moapbere remained a H1ile flat. • NM iresent were II:!'/ persona who
vocally opposed put school hoed eJec-
tiorui 1Ucb. aa -menibei'1 of the group
•1cw.zen1 for ~ Schools.'' Many
prevloua pro tcbool bond workers
turned out. ScboolJ Supt. WiDiam Omnlqb•m
and school hoard 'Preoldoot James
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HOW IT'S DONE DOWN UNDER
New Zealand Pre B11rtlatt Demonstr11te1
Top New Zealand Lawn .
with the c;tist spilt equally between the ,
. --"'9;f~t'!'11~~~t:. .. e ~oiitractl-71rwi"1=ff-;:r-rw--=:n·g-· in·--c·:;R4--
that basted to the so-called friendly vvl.JW . "· . .., . UZr.1 ..
law suit. ' , . . v. A. uvtc" Helm, county auditor, ' I :
believed there was sufficknt doubt By EVELYN SHERWOOD many titles be boids. He wears 1everal
over the constitutionality ol laws on ot ,,.. o.iry "'"' tt.tr medal!, modestly under die lapel d
which the trade was hued to refuse to Alan Bartlett, fam_ous New 1.ealand hll bowling J!cket. ·
l&sue payment -for the county's share la~ bowler, baa Just moved to Corona · A · civil engineer Bartlett recently
or the costs. del 14.ar with hi• f~. ·· re.Laid the lawn bowlnr course for
ISSUE CENTERS "We lOYeAmlrlCa," h~said today in Laguna Beach.
hi! dipped "down-under" acoeat. "We don't mix i.-..ti.... In The constitutionality l 1 s u e ap-"Ev•~""· Is 50 1rt-••y. We have ...,.,. ... '6 tl n•·rs on whether the state -,,......, 11'\1\Ll Auckland," he said. "'nle ·men have paren y ce ""' •• i..~ out our dtl--.... u. nAnM'S.'' can turn over public tidelands to a ~ ~l' r-r-· their clubs and the women tbe:lra."
private company as was done ln the Bartlett, 53, bas been bowling for 21 Tbe family likes American food.
Upper Bay swap. Tidelands, in-years. "~aka are gt'e'at," Mrs. Bartlett
cidentally, are simply lands covered "Aity man over-age for t be said. "But the cakes and breads are
by rising tides. strenuous sports 1ucb as football and ditferent. They have an unusual odor.
The Board of Supervisors authorized ten.nU and wbo doem't want to retire But we're getting used to IL"
Heim to obtain outside counsel for the altogether, can play either bowls or They like color TV. Auckland bas
law suit. The cotmty's own legal staff, cricket Both are good e:s:ercise and only one channel.
headed by Adrian Kuyper, will be out-of-doors activity," be e:s:plained. The Bartlett.a: have three chil:lren:
siding with the Irvine Co. in the law "Let's look at It this way.'' he.con-Suzame, U; Ron, 13, and Max, 12. The
suit against Heim. tinued, "nearly 200 people can play on parenta feel that U.S. schools are way
"The county now ta waiting fdr the ttree greens for about P:> • month. In ahead in modern math and technology
Irvine Co. to proceed in Superior New Zealand that includes subecrip-wlllle Ille Auckland 1choola emphuize
Court," Kuyper said. "The matter !loo lo a dub. We clreH for the sport wodil biJlol'y and g~apby.
already was filed in the state Sdprome in white "'"""""clw Jack!I, bowling "Some people here, ' Bartlett amll· Cour~ which traoafmed it to the aboel 8lld wlllle sbfrt," ed, "don't know where New Zealand
Court of Appeal, which in turn "0..rnjllm of the North" b IXIO of II."
transr.n-ed the maltel'~ back to
Superior Courl"
Kuyper and the Irv1nt Co. have ~
a petition for a writ dlncUng Heim to
(See UPPEll llAY, Pap I)
6 Boats Drifting
After Lines Cut
Sia. hoat. nongtng In 1lu fr<lm a Ifs.
foot dinghy to a 25-foot sailboat were
l<und cut -t at Che upper end ol
Newport IWtlor near tho old South
0o .. t Co., the nam.. Deportment
reported today.
The mooring lioee of tile -had been loosened or cut l<MDtllme
between 1a.m.and4 a.m. WtaM!ldsy,
ollloon said. Nooe of !be boat. -
dAmaged and all bot -bid been
retumed to lllelr ownen.
The -of tbe sfsth -» .... In Los An(elol ud bu been ootilled b)'
Jetter that his cnft ls wilting fGI-him
ata-~dock,Ullcon
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Sandbag Squabble
Seashore Residents Seek Refund
In the paot Ihm! years, dty, county
and federal agmcle1cbat&ipeot about
'500,000 in the m>sloo batue in West
Newport. So far, no beachfroot holnft
bave collapeed.
But not-eweyoot lli11>I Seall!ore
Drive ii happy about It.
Tue JllllOI Stamp and Mn. Mort
Acl«t" for lnrtanct. llloY own homH at 4201 and 4113
SUlhore -111 !be mldA <i the erosion
cril!s area -and Ibey wont tbelr lllO ·
Jn sandbag money bOct.
They .. ll all about it in a Jolnlfy
signed lettar lo tbe Ott ()oomdl-today :
-"On AIJlllll llllth, we were In tr«lble
with ... racnt -.. and ...... ~
dampr. Wiiii the -lblllty "' 141111& '
our t*iol •an and am Sea1ban. "Mn. Adft al 4201 ulled (City
Hall) and wu told the city would
aelloltoiy 1not do any NOObagging.
"We immediately onlered (from the
clty) 800 bag! 1'hlch cost '1!0 ••• The
nut rooming, August 29th, the c I t y
worteo anived. and aanaoaga:ed the
adjacent properties.
"Ioaamudt a the clty wu putttn& in
1,800 b a 11 for the 1 a m e area and
PoYlnl for the lahor, we !eel JUl!illed
in aaklng for a mund <i $22.llll to Mn.
Aden '""1 '87.50 to Jamee Stamp.••
A m~Jll aide tald the city staff alrufb' re)ecled a vertill request
for tba Mndbac rtlund. 1"I'hlt'• whJ
lhe1're taldag, It ap with the City
Oolmcll," the aide 11111. "They feel intt1 _, _,t It:"
• Qoundh•1411 -will probobty ·late up
Ile request Sept. 23.
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Sch06l Improvements
Pe)'lol>,.... tllore to ten Ille dlilenl'
group it bad tllelr blening,
It wu evident a aross aectlon. of.
citlun.s wa not prea:eot, although Jen·
--coofesaed be had v-.. a!Dat four of seven bond meuw-ea. on the
lut blllot. ' ''ibe Cr!l'IP-de!ennlned to~ clear ct iJlfluence ol IC!lool perlOllDOI. A
-.ut that tj)I J>ttfera· to keep
111e in~allocl out "' -ad·
miliilralo;1 --.. c:Waeno 1flli be -.
free to stop oo toes If they mad to.
One theme of the meeting was
apologiz1ng to school board members
!<Jr seemtngly crow<llog their function.
Jenness. ~aid, "We can't Just leave
the tcboolJ to ' a few adm!nistrMora.
W.t're aµ b:l;\'Qlv*t 1n educatJ.oo. There
are 50,000 of u.a lay people who vote.
We lhoWd have our aay."
IJe uted-tbat position 1tatementa be
•up,POrtect · by good, v e r I f 1 ab 1 e
references. "We won't do the board a
tervice U we present it with a report
based on generallUea," he said.
"The board of education I a
nelgbbor1 of yours. They serve
without pay. Theirs la a thankle1s job
for t6e hours they put Jn. Let'a not lec-
ture them. Let's try to help them," be
said.
Disappointed at the turnou~ Wood
said, "'11tere'• no shortage or people
wbo can clte problems. But apparenUy
(See FORUM, Pare Z)
Oil Issue May Be on Newport 'Ballpt
By JEROME F. COLLINS
Of 'hie Dtinr ,.., ,,_..
Newport Beach voters may make
the final decision on whether oil ii to
be pumped from the abandoned city
dump.
It depends on a number ol questions
that must be settled first. Among
them:
-ls there enough oil under the 40-
acre gravel and rubbish pile near the
Santa Ans Rlver to be worth pum-
.Viets R~pulse
.Cong,.~rap
Guerrtba Unit -BAIOON (IJl'll ""-Sol*~
•lntielrjmlli "" ~ ·4roV· 'the ljuJt ol a l,OOIJ."'"'! COm·
-lorce GUI al 'r~ Nldl dly
sdiur1>1 alld tb• fouCbt a '/ldoti1 bit--
lie with 150 guerrillU tr-4 in ..,.
tio!Dfet. '· ' .
UPI Cocrespondent-·Nat Glbton
reported from Tay MOb, tile c.n.
bod.tan border city 50 miles northwest
of Saip under attack since earty
Wednesday, that remnant. ol I.he
Communlat 1o ... were pinned inlicle
'n>ai '!bong haml81 on the -
edg• ol the cKy.
ping?
-ls Jt legal for the clty to go after
it!
-Would the Qty Council want to put
the l.ssue on the municipal ballot!
Under council authorization city
aides today began trying ta come up
with answers to the flnt two questions.
They will probably determine the
council's aDIWer' to the third.
"We hope to be able to report back
to the coundl within _90 days," aaid
Assistant City Manager James De
CbaJ.ne.
The municipal ballot P. r o 1 p e c t
ruulta from councll action Tuesday on
oonaultanta' recommendatloos for
development of the dump site, aban-
doned more than a year ago.
Its be!! shori-term use, said Wi!Hy
& Ham o1 Arcadia, planning and
engineering consultanta, would be . to
develop It either u a tlllft-pll', 18-
(See DUMP, P•S• I)
Hessian Gets
Jail Sentence
For Beating
One ot three Hea.ians motorcycle
dub members -pleaded ,guilty to cb..,. atemming .from • reveage
raJd oo a Corta Mesa boxet'a home to-
day faces a1x months in Orange C:Oun·
ty Jail and a '500 fine,
Thomas M. Hille, 20, of 'l:JJ1I Cany0n
Drive, ju.st oullide eo.ta Me,. city
Hmibl, wu given the muimmn
penalty allowable Wednesday on bis
guilty plea to a charge of assault and
baltel'y.
The ail"led leader of the raid a1>-
peared fn Hllltor District Judicial
Court today for re..attaignment after a
chain ol. legal maneuvers, but won a
continuance unUI next 'Iburaday.
Frank W. "Wlld Mouse" Rundle, 2f,
of 135 Albert Place, Costa Mesa, \II
charged with aasault with intent to
commit murder, ullUlt with a deadly weapon and burglary. ·
Gibson Nld Soudl Vietnamese
~ and U, S. inlanlry poured
withering ttOA·flre into, tho trtl(ll'ed
Communllll' posiUODI wbue u. s. jet
~L-1114 IUtUOO' "poull(led the him1R lroln overhead. --Ho·has~beeJrbeldjl!C!rlhiiffii'<er
JU annt,'ln lieu of '37.000 balt-
Moll Communlsta melted into tile
-night and avoided contact wltll lhe
allied troops clearing ll1Jbur!lo tp the
east, south and wellt Of tmm.
Military apokeamen in 9algoo an·
OOllDced U. S. battlefield deallll last.
week decrtoaed. 1ba>ply.lrom 4(11 tbe
previo0.1 week tb 195. The number of
Gls woonded plunged fr<lm 2,513 to
1,400, refiectin& a lower level Of
hollililies throllgbout tile eountr,-laat
.... k.
Communist losses declined from
5,292 to 1,1M dead. South v1.-nue
beedqu:arler1 said m government
aoldiect died and 1,Ml suffered
wounds lut week.
Geo. Crelgblon W. Al>Nml, CUD•
CELEBRATES .40TH BIRTHDAY
Dl1nty'1 Mlckty Mousa
Disneyland Sets
Birthday, Party
For Mickey Mouse
mander Of U. S. fon:ea in Vietnam, The spryest, gayest. 40 year-old in
toured tbe Tay Ninh area today as the w<rld will be feted Sunday at
allied forces moved 1D . behind ~ Oilneyland, aa all the D 11 n e y
pwilidll.ng 24-hour aerial bombardm8Dt "' characters and tbou1andl of park
to retal:e tile M>urt. without Initial viJlton obacrve bia birthday.
oppotitloo. Mickey Mouse, originated back in
Newport _ Gives
Implied Backing
To College Jlonds
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lWlB a1 Steamboat Willle1 LI expected
to look yowiger than ever u ht slices
lnto a huge birthday cake.
A big birthday paradt foe Mickey la
scheduled at 4 p.IQ."-wben a host of hiJ
•toclates In the world of joy and won-
der, plus bands and dancers, move
down DlRJ.eyJarid.'1 Main Stnet. '
No one need biil)g gjlti.
ln•lead, Mleby wi\).turn the table's
on tradition by livin& presents to each
yoµngster Under 12 w.bo r.ome1 to bis
pla 4(Jlh ann!Vmory. Tiie nlglit belon, Dlaneyland wm
kl<k oil ill bualeat autumn ever with
the Oiit of two SammQ'.'s-End Dat6
NJibll, featurloa aelecled gu11t en-
• tertainmelit from I p.m. to I a.m.,
lhrougllout the part. -Tl>• ··-Date Nigh! ls Sept. 22, ,featurtiig en.·
lertlllner-1'at P•illwl, plila guest roci
bonds for real freu .. ut dancing, 1 •
· Dfjlelanil at l)lmeyloocl will com• le
the part again oo Saturday, Sept_ it!
featuring l.oola Annttnmg alid lon o
the world'• -tall Jan Nndl,
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NEW YORK (AP) -Tllo stock
mmet 1hcrnd • IOU late 11111 of·
tar11oon in lalrty aC!l\Va lr•clJAi, (SM quotaUQDI, Page1_A:l3),, _
Formf!r New York Golden Gloves
bo:dog champloo Robert L. Glazier,
30, of 2224 Pli.centfa Ave., ldeJ:ltiffed
·Rundle a1 leader of a 'cycle gang
which raided bla home Aug. 1 in ii
brutal attack.
He said Rundle was angry ovu a
tavern pool game and subsequent flght
with' the former boxlnc star.
1be victim, who Has alnee moved',
said Rundle aimed a IUD and fired' u
he coV<!'ed hla face with hla handl,
cauting the slug to defiect off a ftnger
hooe.
Rundle's new attorney, Robert Wbft-
m·an, won the week-Ion( continuance
Wednesday over vigorous protests by
the Dlstrict Attorney's office in order
for him to complete additional in-
vestigation.
Deputy Di1trict Attorney J a y
Moseley said tbet-e Is some posslbllltJ
that ... a deputy ppbllc defender ap.
(See HESSIANS, Pace Z)
--,You Wl)l\1t , Deed ycrur IUD•
gluses tomorToW, the weather-
man irom.taef. Once tbe fog
lifts ahoot noon, It'll he baay the
rest of the dty with a peak temp
of 70 oo the cout and 81 further
~d.
INSIDE TODAY '
Want a f111 ta:d ridt1 Hail a ~Tuttin cob in Santa Ana toMN
, cobbl11 prohlblte~ frf1m con-
ducthsg bwltntll OTI giviftg it
. owa11. Pao• e. --=.. ·----·--............ ·---..::.... ......
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' DAILY 1'11.llf Mesa Annex
Sliced by
County Unit
'nlo Local Af/l!DCY Formation Com·
mtsalon membon play«I Solomon
WednMday ovw Colla Mflla'a pro-
poR<I .... xatlon "" Newport Boole.
void IDd Pillo-Rood. But t1111
Um• tbl aolutim w11 to cut thl .. babJ"
ID blll.
The propooed M«:re Country Club ·
merger "u cut 1n two with ·~ a
11.....,.. por1lon In the center deleted.
Letl,.ID tile COUlll;V WU the 2.'5-"""'
Soot& Ana Bachta Water Co. office
ud n1ervolr Jll"QPlltJ and .everal omllle< pllC<ll-of land to Ille ....too
Plllaiodol Rood.
Wben the LAFC had completed Ila
&dinp everycme wu happy, All
property ow n t r 1 wbo wanted to
mer1e with Ille dty ,..,.. merged and
all. fh-Wbl/ obJe<ted ...... deleted.
Annexed are five acres ot Santa
Ana Country Club property paralleling
Nwport Boulevard and about 24 acres
on Pallolcles Road extending lrom
Sant,&~ AvenllO to and lncludln1·11te
P.U.-Temli. Club pr~. A4o
Included la the corner ~Y •I Now·
-i and Palll-b011a1D1 llonry'1 kettaurmt:
Included in the armexation on Pall-
1ade1 .., a 10Hmlt apartment com·
plex now under oomtruct.lon.
The 1pproval marb the tint fllC-
ceNll11 ...,..111100 "'°"" ID Iha Suto
Ana Height.. area in many years. A
few moothl ago Costa Mesa filed to
lllllU ~ty along Palll-Road on both ~1 of. SaDla Ana Avenue.
Nowport Belch COUii-with a larger annexation eucompMlinl tbe
Costa MMa JrOject. The LAFC tbrew
both at1<mpla out.
Santo Ana lldgbla w-co. with·
drew it. oppol!tion to the annexation
a1 a whole tbil tlme but uted that
thelr 2.&3 &Cl'N on PaliJadel be ex-
cluded. Mr1. Eleanor Fuller, cba1rmao
of the sharoholdon committee, pre-
sented the Jll'OPOlal.
Property owners repreBented were
Jam., C. Coy!'!, 11112 Plllaadee Road.
and Alb'ed E. U>y1e1 1192"1: Palisades
Road.
Heart Physician
Evaluates Stand
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Dr.
Norman E. Shum.way taya h1J f1n;t
two heart frllllll>lant potlenll, wllo
died tewtraJ dayl lollowing IUJ'leJ'f,
would be rejected Al "unsuitable"
rec4>1enla U they wero alive today.
Shumwiay told a neww conference
Wednelday that c.od1date1 for new
hearts no longer are accepted if ottier
dependent organt -lungs, liver,
kidneys -have 1uffered "irreparable
or trrever11ble daJDl:le."
He laid in the lldlt of what 11 now
known, both Mite kaspert.k, h1J first
pollmt, IDd Joteph Rizor, Ille HCCll>d,
would have been ruled out for the _..tlon.
Shumway h11 pe:lonned. five heart
lnmlplani. ot Sllnl<ml Unlvorllty.
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IS IT A CHANNEL, OR A OITCH?
Property Owners T•k• On H1rbour Corp.
Boats Stranded
Bulldozer Fills in Channel
By WILLIAM REED
Of TJl9 D.lllY f'llft lllft
Jack Osteen, lfl696 Bayview Drive,
Sunset Beach, i1 havinc 1 problem
these d&)'I with th channel at the
rear of his homt -th• channel is
gone.
A bulldozer began to fill the 300 foot
ditch on Sunset Island Wednesday to
make way for a street and more
hou1e1. Tbe bu.lldoier wu opetated by
a men hired by tilt Hunt1nston
Harbour Corp., wtil.dl claim• to own
tho dltdt 01toen and b1a oellbbor• coll
a c:hl.nnel. .
The Uny waterwt.y wa1 a channel
only at hlfb Ude. At low lido It w11 a
river ol. mud, but lt waa tilt M.'Cllt to
Ille -for 01toon and b!a DOl(jlbors,
be llld.
Do1pl.to 1l>o U. 8. Corp1 ol Enllnter•
declorln( Ibo ditch to be "not a
1NU:way," Olteen Mid that ''they
Olll't do tll!J" M b bUlldollr cloted .
'tho -ol the dll<:h. • ' , HUD!Jnlton HM!Jor COl1>, ..,.Utmen
aeld Iha loDd ~ lllcludlnC Ibo ditch_ -
la Ibo property of tho corpor1tiotl ond
that tho ditch mull be mtod ID order to
<19volop ldja .. nt lond.
Two ..-rd booll 11111 • Nllboat
Ff'Olll P .. e l
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had been moored in the channel, kept
there by Osteen and hl1 nelgbb«s Mr.
md Mrs Harry Knouse aod Mr . and
Mrs. W. R. Stephenson. All three
famille1 aa1d they ~ land on the
.lllami believing it be waterfront pro-
perty.
"We would never have settled here
U we had know the channel would be
closed," said Kn9use.
Tht cloliDa wa. announced in Mty
and at that time an appeal ....., made
by the property owners to the Corps of
Engineers and tbe county Boa.rd of
Superviaor1.
Th• .....,..,., aald the wtarw•y
wa11 "not oevlgable." •
Doa Byrnes, corporation vice J"ftl·
dent, 141<! "the ditch ,,.. filled only
after ftve months of. inteMlve in·
veatigation u t.o the ownef'ship."
'Ibo bomeowner1 aald Ibey wwtd
blro • lnyor to loot Ink> polllble
. ~ action me! Ille corpor-ation
.aiioketmen aald ooly that "tho ftllln1
Wis done.. on ~vice « leg&l ounsel. ''
"The boot.a stay,'' Osteen said of the
trio of boau lllll In tile dltcll.
"The boats will have to go," 1aid
Bpnts. "Removal is tile reapon1lbiUty
of Osteen."
From P .. e l
UPPER BAY. • •
bole aolf courH or u a tratl1r park. make payment to the. eng1netr1 now
'lbt 10U course could brln1 in carr11n1 out their 1tudie1.
munldpll rev1DUe1 of up to '201000 a The county cUl'l;"llltly ls waltin1 for the Irvine Co. to seek an order to 1how year; the trailar perk, '21,<XXt. But it cause why Helm 1houldn't pay up.
------JI~SIA.NS : . --:-would COii rdy '21!(1,000 to build tho . ~-'i<ilnOiii' ~ 1ll!lfi"ar""'11!11'-WAfl'ING -----!uc11-c:'"th. trllilar pork, uld Wllley "We're ju!! walUn( for """1 lrom
pointed u derenti counnl talked to
the vicUm before Whitman toot over
the cue and this prompted bU re-
que1l
Two other Hessians who pleaded
guilty to u1ault and battery charge1
were due for 1entance and probation
hea$g1 Wednesday, but their ca1e1
were continued until Friday.
They are Pbllip Ceraaco, 21, of 1325
Balboa Blvd., Newport Beaoh and
John Harmon, 20, of 1442 S. Raitt St.,
Santo Ana.
DAILY PILOT
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lleHrt H. W•M
rra!d91d tM '°'*1'1WI'
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Tli•M•l A. M11rJ1hf11• ~111911'11 Elfllllr
J1r•,,...F. Cellh11 P111I Nl11111
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Cit)' !di• Dlredllr
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Malliat A4dtt111 P.O. lei 1171 t2,6J
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tber:d.," Kuyper 1aJd.
• Ham vice prffl-Doalld B. Aa1red·lo 11tlmato 'lfhen tho m•ti.r
Guto!I. wtl1 ret lo eourt. he said, "We wollld
Clm!nc!knon lndlcotod Ibey f1vorod hope It would be within a very 1hort
the goll course because 1t wOUld in· tilne." Kuyper added that whatevtr is
volve fewer costly lm.proveme1'tl and decided 1n Superior COw1: w 111
vrould 1ervt a community rlOl'tational atuomaUcally be appealed . "I a11ume there w0ul4 allo be a fll.
need. lag with Ille 1tato Supremo COurt. too,
VALUE TO CITIZENS which would have to de.clde the matt.tr
"I ttimt that would be d. mete value one way or another by either be1rtn1
to the citizens," said Vice Mayor or refu1inJt'. to hear it"
Lindsley Pll'lons. "We should en-Meanwhile, Irvlne CO. rpoke1man
courage IL The longar llllt property Bill Aldrich 1ald the engineering
lies fallow, the less this city will make report.I are not expected to be finllhed
off of it. We should let the 1ta!f look unUl thfl suit 1' concluded. And drtd«·
into It.'' Ing won't begin until the sult Is settled,
City Manager Harvey L. Hurlburt he~~h said I pro"""sed bridJe over
'Wal asked to 1et propoeeU for pri· u'" v te development of the 1ltl either the neck of the ppe.r Bay, near w~y 1 ~acit1c C.Oa1t JU1hway, might be hullt
· at a height of some 40 feet to allow The council aJ90 agreed with Gut-mut·r1Qed va111ll pu1 under He
cif'1 view that before any declaton 11 emphasized however that tht .iaru.
reached committing the area to any of the hlgh-ievel bridge also ts still up speclllc type ol development, lhe city In the air
should 8nd out whether there lo ·
enough oil to warrant tappin1 it 11 a
revenue 1ource.
"A golf cour1e," augge1ted Coun·
cilman Howard Ro&tr•, "wouJd be
compatible with an oil uae."
"It's not comP."Ublo with Ille city
charter, though, ' 1a1d Par1on1.
Cutoff noted' that be bad dilcu11ed
tile chartar llmllaUon with a 1•0!01loL
He said he bad been told that "It 11
possible to •Ion! drill from Ibo od-
jaC"tnt unincorporated are•. I doa't
know how, but It eould be occommo-
datecl." Mayor Do!-een Morlhall 111d It wu
her imder1tandln1 ol Ibo cbltter that
1ilnt drillln1 lrom colllli1 territory In-
to the city must have voter approval
City Attot .. y Tully Seymour 1ald ho·
believed the mayor wu r J I b t .
Seymour wu uked to check out all
the Ie1at lmplkatlo.nl of drlllln1 Jll'O-
pocat
Whatever la dobe with the property,
the councl1 •.-.ed. It would rollllln In
city handl for 1everal Y*f• to come.
Any uae arrangemtat.a would be on a
.... bull.
Gutott lald It.I "alue could 111arta11
11P kl fU mllllon by 1980. It la DOW
,....U, about !800,000, ,
Judge Banquet
Signups Sought
Friends of retlring Newport Harbor
Municipal Jud(t WllJllm Chrllt.Men
1hollld conJlrm 1IJ Monday altarnoon
tholr toterV11dODI tor tho tlopl. 18
reUrement banq111t tn bJJ honor at tbl
N1wportor Inn.
Clerk of ·Ibo Coar! Xarfar1t lWn11n
1atd p.nom may mlb rt11rvadonl
by calllfta bar trom I a.m. to I p.m, at
146-9'11, or by calllDI M:1. T. Olmcu
Stowltt 11 m.4'31.
The banquet will be held at 7:IO p.m.
at Ibo bota1'1 Emplr• Room, with • '5
por-ponon charfe poy1blo at the door.
Jury Indicts 15
ABILENE, Tu. CAP) -A f-.J
grand Jury tndlcled 13 -locll7
"" --tboJ nrllldlod 21 churchu acro11 the -11111 ol Ibo
Unltld State1 of -It mWloa ID 1966.
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W ~r Plan Wit.hdrawn
"9 fttlr nrvlct eontroveray Ji
Santa Ana Height.a area bid a new
looll today lltor pn>ponents Wed-
n11da1 Withdrew a proposal to form a
Sanla ADI llelJbll county Wator
Dlalrlct.
The diltrlct wu riportedly a project
to thwart CO.to Mlaa county Wallr
Dlltrlct effarU ta take over the Saata
An• B'lfhla Waltr CO. which wve1
1,D» bolne1 In the area between the
Upper Newport Bay and the Orange
COunl;V Airport.
LBJ Speaking
Out Despite
H~toHHH
WASHINGTON (UPI) -President
Johnlon IDtendl: to 1peak out on
1ov1111111111t JlOllcy' durtn1· I b •
prllldll!Ull ollctlon CIDlpollD OVID u
It cr-1 dlfllcUIU... for Vice l'roll· -.Jltdlori H. Hwnphtty.
. Jolulion rocoania.1 11111 IOIDI dlf•
· ftcullftl m1y ar1ao _.. Humphroy
chlrta bfl own coune In 1uc:·. ar111 u
vi.tum 1114 low and order, and ba w-to m11<1· 11111'1 aucl! comptlp
sllllmlllll ore not lnllrproted u b!a
Jobmon ICiually loaVH 1110 Whlla
HOUlo DIJt Juuory.
"Tb• Pre11dent w-.. b I m
(Humphrey) ta bt hil own man,"
Gecra:1 CbrlaUan, White HauH pr111
1ecr1tary, told UPI 11But while be'1
pre1ldent, no one can 1peak for him."
''Tbe Pre a dent," Chrt.atian .tdded,
"la folnf to be pre1ldlnt unt11
January. Tnrt will be no 1lowdown.11
CbrlaUin did .not comment dlrecUy .
oD tlll l'IClnt pu~lle Rchlbfl bltwllli
Jobmall 'and HUinpbrey on tbt qu.
tiOll Of troop wllbilr1wlll from Viet.
Jlllll,
Humphroy opened b1a campot1D for
tile Whitt Houa with • IUlfutlon 111•1
som• U.S lroopo could be broilght homo Joto lbll yN? or Ill 111111. A di)'
later the Pre1ld111t said 11no man could
predict" whln Ibo lroopt could be
wllhdrawn.
Th1 1pporent cooruct OIUlld om•
borTwmmt lor 1llo v1co pr111d1nt at
Ille 1tart of b1a pruidonllol campaign
and Hnmplny · lotor modllled b1a
sllllamlllll ~ 111 lhlt be bopld thert
could be trOdp w!lhdr.,.111.
Fashion Island
Concert Slated
The bl1 -· aound1 w1l1 rotum to Ibo Hllilor Aroa Frtdoy 11 the
Fluillon lllmd Morchanla A110detion
pret1e.Db tile tlrd of three weekly COO•
cerU.
Henry Brandon, Chicago conductor,
will direct the 35-plece brass band
Sept. 13 and Sept. 'l1 at 9, t5 p.m. In
tho St.co Court Center ol tile mell 1t
Fa!hlon ls land.· A Pops concert is
achedllled for Sept. 20.
The ""'ci!IU' ar•"'IPOOiiit""';w,,,ea,.-bi' Ifie
• ..,...lion uid Ille lrvi1io COmpony
with tile cooperadon of llecordlllf
Industries Trust Fund. All coocerts
tl'I <JlleD ta the public Witilout dm&e.
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Attome7 tltorgo Logan mada tho
nqueot kl withdraw tho dlalrlct
fonnatJoo. He 1aJd be repreaeoted the
boord of dlreclor1 ol tho w•i.r com-
pany.
Thia threw• Ibo whole que1tion of
what eaUty will 1erv1 tbe HelOall area
ID tha)OUI r111111p !&the tlr aglib. The ·
Coato Men d111tlo~ hid negoUltoCI for
1ame time with th• co~p~1 toward a
takeover. An after ol tMt,000 for the
compan1'1 u1etl wal reportedly
made.
Thia tho ere.ton ol Ibo compony
turned down and couctored with Ibo
propoaal to lorm lhalr own dlatrlcL . F<>rmotlon Of tha dlab-Jct 'YU
do1l111ed to block •Ill' po11lble con.
demnaUon ef the water company'•
holdlngJ by tho COlto Mesa dl11rlc~ a
publle agency wllh 1uch powm,
llacon'!I tho compuy alltmptod to
(Ot I ~lodal froln the dlatrlct lhal bO part«~ecom~~~urv~area
would be annend without mutual con~
sent. Thil wa1 turned down by the
dl!:trlct'1 directors.
SOJdttg €onana•nit9 Problem•
Holplnf nnly ellClecl mtn:ibersblp chairman Roger Sherman of
Newport, Beodt (center) oort Illes for Sept. 18 meeting ere Horbor
·Area Coordlnalinl CouncU ottlcers Gocrge Tucker ol C<>tta Meu Ind
Mn. Norm111 Wabcn ol Newport Beach. ·Tw<>year-old council hos
acbeduled noon motllng at tile Caspian llestaurant ID Costo Me1a lo
d11cu11 po11thle 10!ut1ona to community prol>lenu. Meeting 11 open
to all.
FNM Page l
' FORUM •••
there II a 1hortage of people wllllnl to
come out and 1taz1 Workln1 for IOlU·
tlon1.
"If we can't do It In this area ble111·
ed with our educattd people, what
doe1 that 1ay for local control in the
reat of the United States?" He .asked
for a "grass roots effort" of "word o(
mouth communication.''
The message he would like spread,
be said, 11 Ulat the 1chool di1trlct ls
no• 1,500 1hlden~ or three elemen·
tary schools over capacity. Jn the next
two or three years, he 1a1d, tract
hame1-wilrbe""""built adding another
3,600 students, or aeven mort elemen.
tory acboola.
"If a bond ia1ue passed at the
earlle1t cpportunity," Wood 1aid, "we
wouldn't havt cl111room one built by
1970. Once the news of 1970 let• out
how lo that golnf to effect MrJ '30,000
(tbe 1-wner of a $30,IXXl home)?'' ht
asked. If be had voted for the 1987
bond lasue h1a taxes would have gone
up 118.
Wood, a realtor, suggested his p~
perty value may depreclate by more
than that because of double ses1lon1 1n
scboola.
Official Named
WASHINGTON (UPI) -H. Ru
l.Ae, former 1overDOI' of American
Samoa;'Wtll rep~"'Lee LOl\tinior 11
• member of Ibo Federal COm-
muoicaUoDll COmmi!lion. Prtlld.ant
Jo1Vlson announced the a~tpi1nt
Wodn .. doy. Loevlnlor bu ro1LIJled to
return to law pradlce.
AT H.J. GARREIT
I 0 DAY SOFA BED SALEI
1 STYW TO
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'111•11 ar• ••ry comfortable 10l1 lttd1 fw
Sitting ond Sloopin9. .... 400·°' Now 299 .00
A wldo aolectloft of F1brics ood CGlon 19
choo .. from. Witli Sllrtt t10. erlra.
r '"'' ffJllorlll ........, tkllg!Nr to111 &• 11am "' 011111 ro• . • •
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Second lewi•la Temple
Wailing Wall Give.s Treasure
I..nndoners
Have Own
Pied Piper
LONDON (AP) -
Reiearcber• uslna: a device
em!Uing eoundt pitched too
hleh for bum.ans to hear are
pla)Ug a !ala! game of Pied
Plpv with ratl near Lon·
don.
The device appear• to 11ve ra\1 ntrvoua
breakdDWlll.
In one eq>eriment, the
device was switched on in a
tleld near a slaughterbouJe.
A dolen rall dubed from
the bulldinl •!tor a few
minute1 •.
A number of dazed rats
were cau&bt and klllt4 by do11 around the
alaugbterbouae in the 'next
wtek. Then there was none.
· Varyinl de&ree• o1 auc·
ce11 were reported 1 n
aeveral uperlme.nta o a
farms. Then wu o n e
failure -in a bulldinl
where grain aacU were
believed to have absorbed
the aound.
Horses, cowa ancf other
Jlveatoct were not
noUceably aHecb&d.
According to !!th century
lea:end, the original Pied
Piper played magic pipe•
and lured the ratl 1n the
Gen:p.an town of Hamelin to
drown In a river nearby.
When townsfolk refused to
pay him, be played anotHer
tune and drew the town'•
children to their deaths.
fteHarcber1 111 the new
device will coat le11 than f75
and run f<or three monthl on
a 30-cent battery. It ii the
1DvenUon of C. D. Naegeli,
mana&ina director of a Lon-
don radio manufacturing
firm, .and resembles a
tr1D1iator. radio with 1 1001
aerial. Further telta are
planned.
BROAD PLAZA
The pavement Wll par1 of
a bNoCl paba 1eAdJn8 lo tilt
temple plattwm. II· -
from a dollble pt.· Oil thb
s1t1o o1 t11t wan t b a 1
won;hippers entered th e
temple com.pound.
Inside the compound DOW •t ~ mosquet : th• Dome
MOTOROLA
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1968 MODELS
w,,,,,.c•••• ll" Ce1or TY ... ,,,,._
.... $1Zf ct-•'44' = °"" Cebl•tt ;t ll" Coler TY .... 11w.
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Emy ono of u""·
J11nt1 s-. on oxptrl·
ontld practitioner of Chrtatllr
Sdonct, llYI tfllt wtOlft
follow 1111 1X1111ple of Christ
J11us who throogh hb unde"
lllndln1 of llo4 healed thou
sick In body "d thoso just
. pl1ln ~ck of 1n1. Jeslll hlmun
uld hi expected thou who
followld him to do 11 ne did.
How7 You 111d your friends
111 lnvltld to heu Mr.
SptnOl(I oxp~nat!On, whkh
lncluda aom1 interestin1
ftrelhlnd oxptri•-.
I See by Today's
Want Ads
-
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tra.u.r •• 14' NortbW"ett
o.<11 !Aide '"-'• wilh
&11 lht comtortl of home to
ma.kt travelfna mort en.
J,..blol
·-~fUrnl-: an antique Did Olk be4-
zoorn ll@t; a \1\ctarian vel-
vet eauch plm 2 chaln ml
· mat17 tnottl I
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trtwllna minltffl! !
e Attlfttion artist&! Heteti .. --ti< ... ~ ... .u..--Qo>iiliitl'
clal -to <lo ---.... boodle ....... -·
a--·tl4t "NO'MoN"ii")owNI
T.W. Model
20" c.111' TY
lolW -• 17 ..... dtalll .... MOt
ci..-•Pst
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PAY NO-THING
· UNTIL NOY. 1stl
MANY MOU TY SITS TO CHOOll PIPM COMI INI
ROY IULLA'S 1953 Ntwport 11.d .. Costa Mesa
STEVENS TV ·~~·
ltnkAmorlcar~ltr Chal'9'
THI IUANOI WOILD ..
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Copter Crew Freea Trapped Flier
ANY SIZE USTED
ONE LOW PRICE/
PLY NYLON
CORD TIRE
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YOUR CHOICE
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7.75x II 7.7h 14
1.25x14
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B1ea1•1 tf &Jl 1xp1C1ltd h1ayy
d1mand f~.All·W•1thtt JV tire-.
wt m•J run 011t of 1om1 1t111
duih11 dah olfw, ll•t w• will be
JlappJ to order 7our m. Hrt at
th• ad•erUttd prtc1 and tnu you.
a raiA check far fuhlrt d11lv1ry of
the m1rchmdit1.
BUY NOW ON EASY TERMS •FREE MOUNTING
Take
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where
the e.rperta
are
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IERYING ALL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
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WHITE
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DISCOUN15 JOI
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pv111•• ro• tJlfllA Olll Ill ALL, ..
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ElECTIUDROOM®
Handy appliance clean> floors;ru bs, gels
under , furniture. on stairs. Weighs only
6'14 lbs., has dust CIJP that empti~s like
anashlray. #8-500.
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"W.F. REG. 19aa DISCOUNT PRICE 21 88 DUR LOW " PRICE
The "Hustler" table
has !" thickslatene
top, wool billiard
cloth and pre-level·
ed bed. Pro quality.
COMP. AT 249.95
ARVIN 14 POSITION IRONING
(.;..,.."--:-, .. : :_ :.: :;;·.;~~:;:,~ TABLE
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ACCENTS• SAV1~3.86
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CAR & HOME TAPE
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Vitlm\ns witl'I iNlll· Y111 · ~ 288
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Costa Mesa Today's C:lodntC DAILY PILOT _ • EDITIOH --N.Y. Stocks
voe. ~r. NO. 220, l SECTIONS, 32 PAGES COSTA .MESA, CAUFORNJA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1968 TEN CENTS
Harbor Citizens A·sk School Improvements·
Seventy.five privat.e c l t I z e n s
discus&ed Wednesday night bow Ibey
mi&ht go •bout improving t b e
performance of Newport-Mesa Unified
School District.
Those who attended the Community
Forwn on ScOOols chose f o r
themselves the role of advisors to the
school board and voted four topics the
most important to begin working on.
'Ibey are:
-School-community com·
muni.cation.
-A quarter session ry~m.
-A future bond election and new
methods of school finance.
--Discipline in the schoolJ.
Committees were formed to meet
again in two weeks and begin
researching the topics for drafting -0f
potltion statements they will present
to Ille school board.
James Wood of Costa Mesa and
~ Jenness of Newp<rt Brach,
wbo lll'fanized Ille forum. tried to
spark the audience. But ttie at·
mospllere rtmained a llltle 114l
Not present ,-ere any peraona who
vocally opposed past lchool bood elec.
tions 8VCb aa members of the group
"Citi.Jena for BeUer Scboola." Many
previous pro · scb;Ool boncl workers
turned out. ·
SchoolJ Supt. William Cunnln(ham
and school boord President James
Peyton were there to tell the dtizeos'
group it had their blessing.
It was evi<tent a · cro1s aectlon of
citizens was not present, although Jen·
r.ess confessed he bad voted against
four of seven bond measures on the
last ballot. ._
The group determined to steer clear
of influence of· tchool per~nel. A
woman said that she peelers to keep
the investigatioas out of school ad·
mllistratora' bands so citizena ylll be
!roe to step on loei 11 Ibey need to.
One theme of the meeting was
apologizing to school l»ard members
fw-seemingly crowding their functfun .
Jemi.ess said, "We can't just leave
the scbooll to a few administrators.
We're all involved in education. There
are 50,00> of us lay people who vote.
We lbould bave our St\f."
He asked that position statements be
supported by good , v er if i ab I e
r~ences. j'We won't do the board a
service if we present it with a nport
based on generalities," he said.
"The board of education I t
neighbors of yours. They serve
without pay, Theirs is a thankless job
for the hours they put in. Let's not tec7 ture them. Let's try to help them," ht
said.
DisappGlnled at the turnout, Wood
said, "There's no $b0rtl:ge of people
who can cite problems. But apparenUy
(See FORUM, Page Z)
Hessian Gets Jail
Pleads Guilty to Mesa Chain Beating
One of three Hessians motorcycle
clul> members who pleaded guilty to
charges stemming from a revenge
raid on a Costa Mesa boxer's home to-
day faces six months in Orange Coun-
ty Jail end a $500 fine.
Thomas M. Hille, 20, of 2207 Canyon
Drive, just outside Costa Mesa city
limits, was given the maximum
penalty allowable Wednesday on his
guilty plea to a charge of assault and
battery.
Viets Repulse
Cong, Trap
Guerrilla Unit
SAIGON (UPI) -SoUlb'Vietnamese
!nf-ymen and jet llgbters today
drove the bulk of a \.cp-mu· ~
munist force out of Tay Ninh City
subutbs and then fought a vicious bat·
tle witb 150 guerrillas trapped in one
bamlet.
UPI Correaj>oodent Nat Gibson
reported from Tay N'mh, · the Cam·
bodian border city 50 miles northwest
of Saigon under attack since early
Wednesday, that remnants of the
Communist force were pinned inside
Thai Thong ham.let on the soutbern
edge of the city.
Gibson said Soutlb V i e t n a m e s e
tr°""" and U. S. infanlry poured
withering cross-fire into the trapped
. -, Comtpuniats' f>05itiona wbile U. S. jet·
fighters and artillery pounded the
hamlet from overhead.
Most Commurri.lts melted Into the
night and avoided contact witb tbe
allied troops clearing suburbs to the
east, south and west of t.own.
Military spokemien in Saigon an-
nounced U. S. battlefield deatlls last
week decreased sharply from 400 the
previous week to 195. The number of
GI• wounded plunged from 2,513 to
1,400, reflecting a lower level of
hosttlities throughout the country last
week.
Communist losses declined from
5,292 to 1,664 dead. South Vietnamese
headquarters &aid 375 government
soldiers died and 1,<lll suffered
wounds last week.
Gen. Creighton W. Abn'lml, com-
mander of U. S. fcrces in Vlelnam,
toured the Tay Nioh area today as
allied fwces moved in• beh.lnd a
puni9hi.ng 24-hour aerial bombardment
to retake the suburbs without lni.tlal
opposition.
Just after Abrama left, U. S. in-
fantrymen drove the Viet Cong bat-
talioo bock Into Thei Thu>g bomlet
and the batUe thm ttarted.
Trial Date Set
For Embezzling
A former Orange CowXy aasiJ:tant
public admin19trator accused o f
embezzling $239 from estates of dead
persons will f..,. jtiry trial Nov. 13.
Arthur Cllarloff, 33, pleaded in-
nocent to six counts of miaa~
proprlaUon of public !unda during a
hearing Wednesday before SUperlor
Judg. William C. Speirs.
Before 1etting the trial date Judge
Spelra dented a defense: motton for
dismissal of Ult Grand Jury in-
clict.ment of Cbarlo!f.
Cbarlofl Wll lnatrum .. lal in the
downfall of lU precedenor in the
public admlntM.rator't offJce, Louis
Vanscourt. who rs now aervtng a ft.ate
PffJon t F r m for stealing more than ii!.~ li<>m count 7eotates. ~
The alleged leader of the raid ap-
peared. in Harbor District Judicial
C-Ourt today for re.arraignment after a
chain of Jegal maneuvers, but won a
continuance until next Thursday.
Frank W. "Wild Mouse" Rundle, 24,
of 135 Albert Place, Costa Mesa, is
charged with MSault WiUt intent to
commit murder, assault with a deadly
weapon and burglary. ,.
He bas been held since shortly after
bis arrest, in lieu of $37,~ baiL
CELEBRATES 40TH BIRTHDAY
Disney's Mickey Mouse
Disneyland Sets
Birthday Party
For Mi(key Mouse
The spryest, gayest 40 year-old in
the WOll'Jd will be feted Sunday at
Disneyland, as all the D i s n e Y
characters and thousands of park
visitors observe his bJrtbday.
Mickey Mouse, orJglnated back in
1928 aa Steamboat Willie, Is expected
to look younger than ever as be sllce1
into a huge birthday cake.
A big birthday parade for Mlcktr it
scboduled at 4 p.m., when a boll <i'h!t
associates in the world of joy and won-
der 1 plua bandl and dancers, mOY•
down Dilneyland's Main Street.
No one need bring gilts.
lnotead, Mickey will turn the lebles
on tradition by giving presents to each
youngater under 12 who comet to his
gala 40\h ann!ver.ary.
The night before, Disneyland will
kick ol.f its busiest autumn ever with
tilt !irll of two Summer's Epd Date
Nights, featuring Selected guest en·
tertamment from ll p.m. to 1 a.m.,
throughout the park . The second
Date Night IJ Sept. 22, featuring en·
tertalner Pat Paul.sen, plus guest rock
bend• for real freak-out dancing.
OW.land It Disneyland will come to
lbt park again on S.llU'doy, Sept. 28,
featurilll! LoulJ Anp-ng and ten of
tbe world's gruteaf jau band•. ..
Jury Indicts .. 15
ABILENE, Tex. (AP) -A federal
....... JIJO' indicted 13 penon5 today on accusations they swindled 21
chutchet acrost the eattttft b-alf of the
United States , of about 15 millloo in
1865. t
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Fomtf'.r New York Golden Gloves
boxing champion Robert L. Glatier,
30, of 2224 Placentia Ave., identified
Rundle as leader of a 'cycle gang
which raided bis home Aug. 7 Jn a
brutal attack.
He said Rundle was angry over a
tavern pool game and subsequent fight
with the former boxing star.
The victim, who bas since moved,
said Rundle aimed a gun and fired as
(See HESSIANS, Pale Z)
Newport Vote
Could Decide
Oil Question
By JEROME F. COLUNS
Of fll9 0.llJ 1"119t SI"'
Newport Beach voters may mate
the final decision on whether oil ls to
be pumped from tbe abandoned city
dump.
DAILY ,ILOT 1"t1ttt ..... JllCll °"""" EGG ROLL -County road workers direcl Santa afternoon when truck rolled off First street off.
It depends on a number of questions
that must be settled first. Amoni
them:
Aha Freeway traffic around scraµibled crates of ~p. Driver suffered only minor injurie1. H1
~ggs which spilled_ over ,ri.gllt-of·~fY W~e.sday couldri't say as much for his cargo.
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-Is there enough oil 1111der the 40-
acre gravel and rubbish pile near the
Santa Ana River to be worth pum·
ping?
-l! it legal for the city to go after
it?
Johnson To .Speak Out
-Would the City C.Ound.1 want to put
the issue on the municipal ballot?
Under council autborizaUon city
aides today began trying to come up
Even H Humphrey Hurt
with answers to the first two questions. WASHINGTON (UPI) -President
They wilL probably detemllne . the. ··-JohD'llon· ·intends to .-peak ou.t on
council's answer to "the third. 1 li d · t b "We hope to be able to report back gove_rnm~n po, cy ur~g e to tbe council within 90· days,•• said presidet).tial ~lect.ion campaign even ~f
Assist.ant aty Manager James De 1t creates diHiculties for Vice Pres1-
Cbaine. dent Hubert R. Humphrey. .
The munidpal ballot pr 0 1 p e t Joh_nson reco~es that some di(-. d <0 ficulties may arJ..Se as. Humphrey results from council action ~ ay n charli his own course in sue · areas as consultants' reconnnendat1ooa for -• development of the dump site, a ban-Vietnam and law and order, and . he
doned more than 8 year ago. wants to make sur~ such campai~n
Its best sh<rt-tenn use, said Wilsey statements are. not interpreted as J_ns & Ham of Arcadia lanning and Johnson actually leavt:s the White
engineering consultan'ts~ would be to H~~se next Jan.uary.
develop it either as a thr~·par, 18-The President .wants hi~
hole goU C<1W11e or as a trailer park. (Humphrey~ ~ be ~ts own man,
The golf course could bring in George Christian, White House press . secretary, told UPI "But while he 's mwtlc1pal revenues of up to fl0 ,000 !1 president, no one can speak for him."
year; the trailer park, $29,000 .. But Jt "The President," Christian added,
would cost oNy $250,fXXI to bwld the "is going to be president until
golf course, and about four times as January. There will be no.slowdown."
much (or the trailer park, said Wilsey Christian did not comment directly (See DUMP, Pa(e Z)
Winner, Losers
In Pool Game
Lose to Police
A pair of pool players allegedly loi;t
$1 each to an opponent Wednesday in a
Costa Mesa tavern and plainclothes
vice officers arrested all three
shooters.
The winner refused to hand over the
'2 as evidence, police said, sticking It
into his pocket with oUter money, so a
total of '9 wu confiscated ·as evidence
when he wu subdued .and arrested.
Phillip 0. Simpson, :IS, 'of 1212 i>.
Cypress St .. Santa Ana, was booted on
1111Picton of gambling and realJting ar-
rest after the incident at the Sassy
Lasry, 2901 Barbor Blvd., near mid-
night.
Booked on suspicion of garnbU.g on-
ly were Michael G. Singer, 24, of 2339
Richmond Way, Costa Mesa. and Gary ,.
G. Schmid, 30, of 17922 BaJCom St,
lrvint. 1\ll are free today on '6S ball.
Det.ecd.vt1 John Stoneback and Ron
Palmer arrested the three men lfter
watcblng the game and allegedly
seeing Slmpson co~ winnings from
tile other tw<nuspeeta.
Gambling iJ a vlolatlon of the Cort&
Mese munJclpal code. • +,
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UPIT .......
Eictr• ff•"fl
Joe ShOlid got needed third
hand from assistant who aup-
plled linger to sbul off jet
engine noise at Hobby Interna-
tional Aifl'Ort In ljoaston.
SbOlld wa~ making cill near
runway while awaiting arrival
of Vice President Humpllrey.
on the recent public exchange between
. ·Johmon ilRd ·Humphre7 on -the ques-
tion.~ troop Withdrawal.B from. Viet-
nam.
Humphrey opened hiJI ,eampaign for
the White House with a suggestion that
some U.S troops could -be brooght
home late this year or in 1969. A day
later the President said "no man could
predict" when the troops could· be
withdrawn.
The apparent . conflict caused em-
barrassment for the vice president at
the start of his presidential campaign
and Humphrey later modified hls
statement to say that he hoped there
could be troop withdrawals.
Newport Gives
Implied ·Backing
To College Bonils
Orange Coest College's $7 .25 mlllloo
bond issue today h88 the strol:l«IY im-
plied endorsement d. Newport Beach municipal government. · -
City councilmen, in a unaaimOUJly
adopted resolution, In! on recprd urg-
ing "oareful consideration" of
Tuesd&y'a ballot measure in tlbe view
of the Impact its success or failure wm have "on -y·s junior lrigh and
Ngh achoo! youngsters."
1be resolution, approved Tuelday
night on ex·school tead>er Howard
Rogers' motion, note1 that if illllle
pos .. s, 17 million In matching funda
wiil be provided OCC by !ed•"'1 agen-
cies.
"It's ' 2 for 1 opportu,qty,•• 18.id Roger a.
'!be 114 million will be spent ilrlel.v
on bullcling.o at tlle dlolrlct's Oolla
Mese comi>US. The bond lnue it the
district'• firtt ever_.
$50 Painting Stolen
A ftorll peinling Worth !IQ baa been
stolen from tbt lobby of the Oran1e
Cowity F•groundl admlnlatrallon
builclinlf at 118 Tilr Drive, art!Jt
MaryeUa A. Stanley, 463 Prtnteton
Dr!vo, mid Coata Meoa pollee Wed·
nead1y. ;!'he palnlin1 hod been on '"'11•Y two montbl.
Freeway Twup
Egg-zasperates
Highway Crews
The Santa Ana Freeway became the
.site o~ th• w,grld's bigge1t omel~l.Wed·
neiday afiernooh when ·im,000 tggs
were ·served up across the two north·
bound lanes just south of Flrs~ Street
in santa Ana. .
The eggs were dwnj>ed on •the
tr-eeway after the truak carrying· tliem
rolled over the side of the 1st Street
offramp. ,
The .truck broke apaPt as Jt hit the
freeway scattering 350 cases con-
taining 30 dozen eggs each · in front or
northbound traffic.
Driver Arnulfo Galvez V&'iquez, 33,
of Los Angeles, reportedly pulled oU
the busy freeway to check hia equJp..
ment after suffering mecl)anioal trou-
ble. As he cllrnbed from the cab, the
brakes apparenUy failed and the truck
rolled over the embankment onto the
freeway below.
Storie Mcarlcets
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock
market showed a loss late this af-
ternoon ln fairly active trading. (See
quotations, Pages ~).
Ora,..e Coan
Weiltller
You won't need your sun·
gla1se1 tomorrow, the weather-
m~n promise•. Qnce the fog
lifts about noon, it'll be hazy the
rest of the day with a peak temp
of 70 on the ooart and SJ further
inland.
INSIDE 'l'ODAV
Wont a frtt ~ rldt? Hail a
TMatm cob in Sonia Ant1 whtrt
cobbi" prohibil<d from con-
ducting biufne11 art qtotno it
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2 DAILY Pll.OT
Water Plan. Witlulrawn
Heights , District Out
"nle wtter aervtce controverry In tbe
Santa Ana He.tabtl area bad a new
loot toda1 aftor proponenll Wed·
netda7 'Withdrtiw a proposal to form a
Santa Ana Helghll County Water
Dlltrlcl
The dlltrict wa1 reportedly a project
to thwart Coa:ta Me1a County Water
Dtltrict effortl to take over the SaDta
Ana Hef&btl Water Co. which 1erve1
1,8 bomu ln the area between the
Upper Newport Bay and the Orange
County Alrporl
Atton.J 0....,. Lopa IDldo tho
request to withdraw Iha d!Jttlct
formation. He 1ald be represented the
board of directors of the water eom·
pany.
Th1I throws the whole que1tlon of
what entity will 1erve the Height.a area
in t.he long run up in the alr again. The
Colta Mesa dhtrlct bad negotiated for
aome Uma with the company tow.ard a
takeover. An offer of '604,00'.> for the
company111 uaeta was reportedly
made.
ftll Illa -. ot 1111 ~
turned Clo1m """ COllllloiod -tllo proposal to rorm their own dbtrlcl
ForniaUon of the cllltrlct waa
dealgnod to block lllJ' polllblt COD•
demnaUon of the water company'•
holdings by the Costa Meaa dlltrlct, a
public •fency with such powers.
RecenUy the company attempttd to
pt a j>ledge tram the dlltrlct that no
part bf the company'• service area
would be 1JU18l'ed without mutual con ..
sent. This was turned down by the
diltrlct'1 directors.
H11mphrey Asks GOP Senators Back Nixon
U.S. to Build On Nuclear Treatr. Delay
Moral 'Bridges'
WILMINGTON, Del. (UPI) -Vice
President Hubert H u m p b r e y_ ,
decllcattac a twin open or-uie
Detnve Memorial Brld&e to 1he
memory ol Amerlcans killed In Korea
and Vietnam, today called far "new
bddge1" ol tolerance, undentancllng
and coopontloo at home and abroed.
Humpbre7 told a crowd of aboot
5,000 people oo a gru1y 1lope near the
entrance to the bridge that "We must
tQ1d thete bridges among our own
people and to the out.Ide world."
11we have a diolce now 1 n
America," be aatd. "It ii whether or
Id we shall continue as a nadoo Of
bridle builder•, or tmetber we ahall
la1l bacil: lot<> all 11le.,ld anta(Olllm11
and ruspldom that dl\ride one buman
being frun another.''
The Democrejjc candldat. arrived
at lb• Wllmlngton Airport to be
goeted by a IDloll crowd, dlreatenlng
Hies and a bandfu1 ,of anti-war
demOlll!roton.
But 1kles cleared and warm
IUlllblne blal!ll'et.d 1lle outdoor dedloa·
tion ceremon1 aa ~ 11 be began apes'fnC.
WASHINGTON (UPI) - A nwnbu
of influential Republican 1enator1 in·
dicated today they would go aicm& with
Richard M. Nixon'• call far po1tpone.
ment ol U.S. ratlflcatioo of the nuclear
ncqrollferatioa treaty.
The RepubKcan prelldenllal can-
didate endorsed the traaty whlcb
would ban the tpread ol nucle•
weapons 1n a speech Wednetday. But
be W'£ed the Senate to delay approval
ortbeagreemenl
Nixon said the Senate should not be
in the poaltton or .... g under tbe
rug the Ru1alan-led tnvallon of
Cucboaloval<la.
"I tb1nk m01t Republlcana wlll to
along with Mr. NlJ:on," Sea. Jacob K.
Javltt, a leading GOP liberal, said to-
day.
Ont of the l~aclln1 GOP b0cker1 ot
Reagan to Speak
At Saddleback ' College Ceremony
1«e1CJ1 poUey must be aimed at tbla IOtl. and ailo at baltlnl the eroelon of Gov. Ronald llo1gan will be !ta lured
tbe Western alliance. speaker at dedicaU.on ceremonle1 for
Nlxon stopped at the 1.egiCG con· Saddleback Jun.lor College Oct. 15,
ventlm. en route from Cbarlottll, N. C., Dlatrict Supt. Fred H. Bremer an.
to • pollttcal rally later tocloy at In· "' nounced Wednesday nlgbt.
dlanapolll, Ind. • -~ talk 111 He told tbe New Orleant audli!nce Reagan 1 ai""'rnoon w
there bad been time• ln fairly recent higbllgbt a week-long d e d 1 c a t l o n
blllary wl1111 mllllary parity wtlb program beginning Oct. H. It w!U Rm•• wa1 enoulb to mak.taln culm1nate 1n public to\D'1 of the new
Amerlcm leCUrlty. campus near Milalon VJejo on Sunday,
At preaeot, however, he 1ald, It wa1 Oct 3>
clear the Rus1lan goal wu 1tlll world · · ezpans!on, While the present u. s School will open for an expected ·
foreign policy 80al WU peace, 1,00) freshmen 1tudentl Sept 23.
From Page l
HESSIANS .•.
he coftf'ed hill face with his hands,
caU5lng the slug to deOect oU a finger
bone .
Rundle's new att.omey, Robert Whit-
man, won the week-long continuance
Wednesday over vigorous protests by
the Dittrict Attorney's office ln order
-, ·lQt him .to c.omp~te additional in·
vestl.gaUon.
Deputy District Att.orney Jay
M01eley sald there ls some posslblllty
that a deputy public defender ap.
pointed as defense counsel talked to
the victim before Whitman took over
the cue and this prompted hill re·
quesl
Two other Hessians who pleaded
pllty to a11ault and battery charges
were due for 1entence and probaUon
hearlng1 Wednesday, but their ca11es
were continued until Friday.
They art Pblllp Cerasco, :W, of 1325
Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach and
John Hannon, 20, of 144.2 S. Raitt St.,
Santa Ano.
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Bremer 1a1d Reagan'• achedulin&
secretary announced to him by
telephone the governor wou1d make
the appearance.
Saddlebact Junior COUege 1erve1
the Laguna Beach, Tw:Un, El Toro,
Capistrano, San Clemente areas.
Walter Phillips
. Rites Planne.d . -. : . . . . ..
Rocary wui be reclt.d !or Walt.er
Phillipe. a resident of C01ta Mesa
1lnce 1952, at 7:30 p.m. Friday.
Maas will be celebrated 9 a.m. Sat-
unlay, both at SI, John the Baptlll
Catholic Church, COit.a Meu..
Mr. Philllps, the stationary en&lneer
for Sooth Co&st OannJng Co. for 40
yean, died at a coovale«ent home,
Tuesday after a lengthy lllnul. He
was 84:. ~
He leaves his wife, Marie of the
home -Trinity Drive, Cotta M.,.: three daughters, Mr1. Susan Stater ol
Pasadena, Mn. Margaret K}emle of
Costa Mesa and Mn. Beatrice Mar-
•hall of Burbank : four grandchildren
and 13 great.grandchildren.
Interment will be at Holy Croes
Cemetery, 1.m Angeles. Baltz Mor·
tuary, Costa Mesa, are c1irectors.
Judge Banquet
Signups Sought
Friends of retiring Newport Harbor
Municipal Judge Wllllam Chrl1ten1en
1bould confirm by Monday afternoon
their re1ervaUon1 for the Sept 18
retirement banquet ln b11 honor at the
Newport.er Inn.
Clerk of the court Margaret Hamlin
said persons may make reservaUon1
by calllne her from 8 a.m. to & p.m. at
~9341, Of by calllne Mr1. T. DWlC&n
Stewart at m.4832.
The banquet wlll bt htld at 7:Mt p.m.
at the hotel'• Empire Room, wtth a $5
per-person charge payablt at tbt door.
Pan Am Sets New
Cross-U.S. Mark
TOKYO (AP) -Pat; American
Alnnya 1ald toclo7 '"" of Ill Joi lln<ra
set a rugbt record of 8 hour• 38
minuln from Tolcyo to Loa An1et11
1bav!ng 13 minutes from lbt Old
record oet May 211.
Tbe Jetliner, FUght 830 Wodllold.oy.
-piloted bf Capt. Lloyd Smith wlih ., ll"'"ember crew and I 1 ,.._ ....
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the treaty, Sen. John Sherman Cooper,
a110 indicated he waa having some 1e-
cond thoughts. 0 I'U have to mBke up
my mind on th1t later.11
S.11.1. Robert Grlffln and Howard
Balter 1ald they would probably go
along with Nlzoo, blll added that they
want.d to m.fy the tnue further.
Sen. Bourke llkkenlooper, rllllldng
GOP member of the foreign relations
committee, 1a1C! coolrte11 to the treaty
wu not reltrtoted to Republican
rank•.
'There u. a lot of Democrats who
don't want to act now on thil treaty,"
be said.
The forei&n relations committee
meet. Friday to dl1cu11 the treaty and
wu expected to vote Tuesday on a
l011g.1ougbt agreement.
Fro111 Pqe J
DUMP •••
a. HID! vice prtlldent Donald B.
Guto!!.
C'.oundlmen indicated they favored
the a:oU course becaUH it would ln·
volve fewer cosU, tmprovementJ and
would serve a community rec:reational
need.
VALUE TO CITIZENS
"I tint that would be of more value
to the citlze111," 1&1d Vice Mayor
Llndiley Par1001. "We 1hould. en-
courage it. The longer that property
lies fallow, the lea• tbb city will make
o!f or It. We 1b...Jd let the Ital! look
into jt.''.
City Manager Harvey L. Hurlburt
wu uked to get propoH.la for pri-
vate' development of the atte, either
way.
'Ibe council also agreed with Gut-
oll's view that before any decision is
reached comm.Itting the area to any
specific type of development, the city
should find out whether there is
enough oil to warrant tapping it aa a
revenue source.
"A golf course," suggested Coun-
cilman Howard Roge.rs, "would be
compatible with an oil use."
"It's not compatible with the city
charter, though," said Parsons .
Gutoft noted th.i he II.ad . d11eusse4'
!he cbairer llmltatlcio-wtili a '1eorogt1t.
He said be had been told thAt "it ls
possible to slant drill from the ad-
jacent unincorporated area. I don't
know how, but it could be accommo-
dated."
Mayor Doreen Marshall 1aJd It was
her understanding of the charter that
slant drilling from county territory In·
to the city mUJt have voter approval.
City Attorney Tully Seymour 1ald he
believed the may<r wu r 1 r h t •
Seymour was asked to cbect out all
the legal Lmplications of drllllng pro-.
poaal.
Vthatever 11 done with the property,
the council agreed, Jt wo\lld rem&tn ln
cky hands for several year1 to come.
AIJy use arrangemect1 would be on a
lease baais.
GutoU 1a1d ita value could incHase
up to Sl.2 million by 1980. It ii now
worth about '800,00>.
GI Deserter
Returns Home
From Wire ServlCfll
A U.S. Marine deserter from Santa
Ana, tired of Uvtna: on public welfare
in Sweden, 11 r1turning home -where
exlatence may coat him nothin1 for a
lone time.
Edwin C. Arnett, 29, who wa1 an Jn.
teW1tnce 1peclall1t ln Vietnam before
he defected to Swaden via Ibo Soviet
Union 11 a Vietnam War prote1t, 11
!lyln& from Stockholm to New York to
turn hlmtelf over to m 111 t a r 7
authorltle1.
"I 11111 !ed up with living on public
welfare, there att no joba: for u1,"
1aid Arnett, who faces a 1WI ))l'ilon
1entenct dut to the drastic •ctlon to
whk:h hb Vlelnam 1tand drove him.
Be •till oppolf.I tbt Vietnam war.
$60 Stamps Stolen
'1Mdlni stamps worth about l80
were 1tolen from a cablnet at the
Walter and Cl.art Texaco nrvlcl 1ta·
Uon. 8001 Herbor Blvd., during
b1111rH!u hours WedneldaJ, vlcttm
Arl1111 L Clark told Colll Mea•
po&..
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Mesa Annex
I Slice~ by
County Unit
'Iba Local AftDcy Fonnatton Com·
Jn111lon members play¢ Solomon
Wednesday OYW Costa Meea'1 pr~
pooed ann"'atlon oo Newport Boui..
vud and Palludes Road. But thb
time the aoluUon wu·to cut the ''bab7''
In hall.
Tbe propooed M·attt Country Club
merger wa1 cut in two with about a
five.acre portioo in the center deleted.
Left In the county waa the 2.i.1-acre Santa Ana Htlghll Water Co. o!&e
and mervoir property and ..Veral
smaller pieces of land to tbt wert on
Palllad<1 Rood.
When the I.AFC bad complelod Ill
flndlng1 everyone wa1 happy. All
property ow n • r 1 who wanted to
merge with the city were merged and
all those who objected were deleted.
Solving Community Problem•
Annexed are flw acre1 ol. · Santa
Ana Coontry Club property parallel!ng
Newport Boulevard and about 24 acres
on Palisades Road QWiad.lng from
Santa Ana Avenue to ani:l lncluding the
PallladeJ Tennll Club property. Abo
included b tbe cc:rner property at New·
port and Pallladol boualnf Henry'1
Restaurant.
Helping newly elected membership chairman Roger Sherman of
Newport Beach (center) sort files for Sept. 18 meeting are Harbor
Area Coordinating Council officers George Tucker of Costa Mesa and
Mra. Norman Watson of Newport Beach. Twcryear-cld council bas
scheduled noon meeting at the Caspian Restaurant in Costa Mesa to
discuss possible solutions to community problems. Meeting is open
to all.
Included 1n the annexation on Pall·
sades lift a lOMm.lt apartment com·
plex now 1.IIl.der construction.
The approval marta the flr1t IUC• cessful annexation move in the Santa
Ana Heights area 1n many year!. A
few months ago C.0.ta Mesa flied to
annex propet ty along Pa&-Rood
on both 1ide1 ot Santa Ana AW11ue.
Sandbag Squabble
Newport Beach count.red with a
larger annexation encompa11lng the
Costa Mesa projecL The I.AFC threw
both attempt, out.
Santa Ana Helgbll Water Co. wllll·
drew Ill oppoolUon to the annexation
as a whole tbi.s time but .. ked that
their 2.43 """" on Plliladel bt ex· eluded. Mrs. Eleanor Fuller, cha1nnm
of the shareholders committee, pre·
sented the proposal.
Seashore Residents Seek Refund
In the paet three years, dty, county
and federal agencies have spent about
$500,00J iii the erosion battle in West
Newport. So far, no beachfront horn•
have collaplled.
But not everyone along Seashore
Drive 11 happy about it.
Take James Stamp and Mrs. Mort
Aden, for lnstanct.
They own houses at 4201 and 420.1
Seashore -in the midst of the erosion
crbis aru. -and they want their '90
In sandbag money back.
They tell all about it in a jointly
signed letter to the Clity Council today:
"On Auew:t 28th, we were in trouble
with the recent st<rm and were in
danger. with the poe1Jbllity or losing
our patio• at 4201 and 4203 Seashore.
"Mra. Aden at ml called (City
Hall) and waa told the city would
dj>flnitely not do any aandbagglng.
··~e irnmedJate1y ordered (from the
city) fiCXl bags wblch con $90 ••. The
next morning, August 29th, the c I t y
worker• anived and 1andbagged the
adjacent properties.
"Inumud:l &1 the city was putting in
1,800 b a 11 for the 1 am e al"ia and
paying for the labor, we feel 'usUfied
1n asking for a refund of '22.50 to Mrs.
Aden and $87.50 to James Stamp."
A municipal aide said the city 1Wf
already bad rejected a verbal request
for the 1andbag refund. "Tbat'1 why
they're taking It up with the City
Council," the aide 1ald. ''They feel
pretty strong about It."
Councilmen will probably take up
tile request Sept. 2:11.
Routine Agenda
For Water Board
At Meet Tonight
A routine agenda will be covered
when the Coata Mesa County Water
Dlatrlot meeta at 7:3(! o'clack to.ni&bt
in their Civic Center conference of·
fices.
At the most recent CMCWD board of
directors meeting, a letter asking a
resolution of commitment to • no-an-
From Page l nexation without mutual agreement
policy with the Santa Ana Helghta
FORUM •.•
there ts a ahortage of people wiJ.llng to
come out and rtart working for solu-
tions.
"If we can't do it in this area bless-
ed with our educattd people, what
doe1 that aay for local control in the
..rest of the United States?" He .uted
· for~·· "gri~s roots e:tfort" of '·'word of .
mouth communication."
The message he would like spread,
he sald. ii that the school dlstrict Is
now 1,500 students or thrH elemen-
tary schools over capacity, In the nes:t
two or three years, he said, tract --'
home1 will be built add.In& another Water Co. was considered.
3,000 studenU:, or seven more elemen· The board rejected the letter as, to
tary schooll. their thinking, not a direct approach
by the SAHWCO board of director• "Jf • bond jsaue passed at the and no further word bas come from
earliest 01>portunlty," Wood said, "we the mutual company.
wouldn't have clas1room one built by Santa Ana Heighta director• had
1970. Once the new1 of 1970 getl out considered forming a county water
h •-lb t In to ff t Mr 130 ooo d.istrict but the application was ow ~ a go g e ec · • 'thdr Ill i U t Local A (th · f 130000 hom )?" h wi awn o cay a a ren· e owner 0 • • e e cie1 Formation CommiJslon bearing In
aaked. U . be bad vot.d_ far U!e 1118_7, . s.nta ,\JI• _we~ .. day.
bond.ls1ue1ill taiea wol}14 have gor!e ", The reaolutlo111 sougllt on·~ an-
up $18. nes:ation policy could accompll1b whit
Wood a realtor 1u11e1ted hil pro· the ciounty water diririct 1tatus: would ' ' have -Jvoidance of any nJbblln& 1t perty value may depreciate by more the mutual water company's un·
than that beca111e of double aenlona in protected service area by rival qen.
1chooll. cles.
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WILLIAM
REED
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In the -Wincl
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For yean the governinng ~
ol Huntington Beach Unlon High.
School district bas named !ls
schools aftt.r the regional areas
they served. HunUncton Beach,
Westminster, Fountain Valley ana
even Marina high schools are nam-
ed for localities ..
Then came Edison High School.
At the lime the school was named
there was .considerable objection to
naming a school after the Southern
California Edison Co. steam plant
which belches forth ita wastes and
sends out i~ power on towers near
the new school. ·
However, all were assured that
the new school was being named
for Thomas Alva Edison, certainlY,
a fine name for a school. It was a
departure, hoWever, from the long
standing pollcy if in lac~ It .wa•
named for the· man and not for the
plant.
* Trustees should have known bet·
ler. The flood gates were soon
ouened. Trusteea, I'm sure. wish
they had stuck with clearly defined
geographical a r e a 1 • Southeast
Huntington High School, or Near
Beach High, or Gospel Swamp
High or even Huntington Valley
High might have caused less con--
cem.
Policies are set to get trustees off
the hot seats readily available to
almost anyone in the public eye.
Deviations from Jong established
oollcies often result in just this
kind o! a hassle.
* Jn the Jong run it would have
been better for trustees to admit in
the first place that the school was
being named Edison Plant High in
honor of the geographical area.
Incidentally. during the heat of
lhe debate Tuesday night one
parent asked why a school· would
be named "Wintersberg High
School" (the district continuation
high school at Warner Avenue and
Golden West street).
No one answered the query, but
it's because the area in which the
school is located was once called
WJntersberg.
Someone Gets
SantaAnan' s Goat
Figuratively iand literally, someone
has gotten Donna Hardy'a goat.
The four..mootb"kl Catalina IJland
goat was last seen tf;!thered in U:te
Lront yard of Donna's home, 20352
Cypress St., Santa Ana Heilbt.1 at 9
a..m. Satllrda.y.
By ll:J> a.m. the animal, valued at
$40, was mi.ssh>g and Doma called the
lheriffs depar1menl The Jncidenl-
li1ted &I ( : crud theft -gollt."
TllursclJY, Stpttmbtr 12, 1968
Don't ~et Upset, Social -Security Isn't Gone
WASBJNGTOI( (UPI) -For II nlitteo later reported tt& reworked bill IWted &obi& to ........., .. ltoin "AoooymoU>ly, wblcb 11 • familiar Security bill wllo _ ... __ ml == ::..-~.:' l:., "t;:. :;. Cc>Jff.!•. ar1.1111;/~ ~ Ohio ml PuM7lvanla ml a1lo to pattern wttb null, they are clrculallq btnefteWS.. lo wrlla Ill lo 11!1 t11o
bor<locl -ml __. bet HR l2lll0. -~-In 111-slaw. ~·-llller-•. Theno u no House Bill 5710. mouin ralalni booo!lll lhroUCh tlllJ wlftbll fl 1 DODPll&eat bUl tbtt Altbaugb the U ~t alnlmwn 0Dt -.... eamu, Rtp, otl.I ~-. 'Ibere WIS J House Blll 5710 OYer I devtoua mlUlr,
would eo1 Soclol -...,. booellU bovo botn paid ~ IO (D-N.Y.), bocame to -ed. be year ago, but It dldn~ do aey ol Ille ooan A1 _. who ...,...
--~-· -writon from ioma 23 -•••-be-&Ince "lmlto conlllluenll: "A bunch of null lhinll the null 1&y It did -it did in-terpr-Illa laltllt of tllo 8odaJ ·---~ _._. __ , ore runntns obout tbe l!:oot Coast of creua SOC!al Security benefia •.. " Moloe to Odll<nla -111117 fear marcb -and~ the~ ....... HR Uio United Slaw, and Ille Welt Cout The• motives of lhote originally Security bill'• purpoMI -to -
that the pr111a.t 1)'.:Nm will~ reptac~ &no 'h&.s bte.n loal dead -~ lotte.n too .. , •carinl tM dtvll out ol ptaple circulating the flyers are not known. btntfitl -In.I)' have ltlrtlcl ttte
ed by • welflll't •)'Nm with benellll keep ~min&. , who «111trlbute to, or 1et peymenll Somo uperta ,.Y Ille Dyers 'wore leellell -wlllob tbaa ,...-lib
pPI ...i, oo Iba -of Med. TRACED TO MEMJ!lllS 1.,.1rom __ th_• ... So_cW~SOcuri-=l.7-•;.;Yllelll..;;.;;;,=;;;...._;cll>;;;;!)rl!=!>ul.;;;_ed_b..:;1 __ .:..:..._nta_of_tlle_SOCl:.;.;._;al_w1_k ... !ll_ni_ ....... __ 111o.....,. .. _u_ ... _·_~_ All 1ucb1-I are ....iatteu. SoC1a1 lnveoti........, hctd the ·-17 let· . ,
SecuriV Admln1ltnl1ol! officials ... • ·-· .... I plolo.~-·t •Yilllm wl1l coo-ta'• lo the Mempbll, Tenn., -.... ~ -~ be-" a bullMuman had polltOd i 1 .. llot ~ue •11. tbt1 flY, --11 wl:nlllg that the nooexlateot.l!R 5710 will be pold ll • rltbt -not '"' the woald end Ille Soda! Socurtti. Sy atom.
bllll 01.-. , Re apolog!Jed !Iller .when iOib Ille In-
MORE LE1TEllS formaliop was faulty , end told In-
, But dt1p!te repootod u1uranoe1 . vutt1etora be did not know Ille oriCln
!tom _....,,. end Soclal Security of tbt Dyer be had !Oded up.
ollldals, tile letten blP antv!nl, Since then, Ille .pettern senerlllJ UluallJ poppln( up in beldies !run been tbe ..... First, Dyen appeor
dltterenl )*ii of Ille counlrt • Ibey blcbd under wlndll>leld wipers or
-lliDce the l!lrinl of ltl7. 1tulfed into mailbonl. Then1 a flood
The lellera llrlt hit b m.aUa dwinl o( 1eten follow tO conllfftai::en,
cOnllderatlon o( Ille bill to ralle Social newspoper1 and !eden! offidlll.
Security beneflll. But neither the ad-After the Mempb11 letters, ft)'ers
minltrat!on'1 ·bill nor tile f 1 n a I were fOund in Georgia, th• ll>IOllo
n:i-•. •P!l<"Yed .by Con&ress ud -. Ollllornla, New EDI~. New
•iCDed lnlo.law hy ~ -· York llJd lift Jerwr. Na· lprint --llf--1 ..... , SOclal-seni. Jeoob K. Jarill, (R.ff.Y.) and
Security bill -'"1icb pr_..t a the tote Robert F . ltlnnedy, (D-N.Y.),
minimum 15 percent moathlJ bike In reported tho-of letters urcln1
benefita. deleet of Ille nonexistent HR 5710.
'lllat number wao abandoned -n 'l'bll summer Jav!ll ropotted hun-
t.he Hpuse Ways &Dd. M,ana ~~-~s more of the letters wbich also
Europe's Spaee Entry
German-built third stage of the Europe rocket, to be launched this
week at Woomera, 1'.uatralia, was shown to the public Moo.day near
Munlch, Germany. The first and secood stages were developed by
Britlan and France. Previow launches carried only dummy third
stages. The German cootribuUoo will carry an Itallan t .. t satellite
lnto an elllpilical orbit. · · ··
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Your Alex Cobnan sportswear
is as active as you are
Yoo'll love Ille free®m and comfort of lllese OI)·
llle-ao separates. Their colors &re excilin1. Their
desii!ls, bold. See oor new collection in Indian
summet.t0lors: cotton challis hllic, amelllysl, turquoise
and copper; 8-16, 14.W. Exotit.11ly flowered shirt,
dazzlin& copper, bronze and eold; 8-18, U.W. Match our
bri1ht shirts with Ou Pont nylon and rayon stretch pro-
portioned capiis in bronze, olive. Sltort, 8-16;
averaea, 8-18; tall, 10.IB;i4.W. Suncharm Spo!tsweat
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Astronaut. Retldy to Go
emergancy escape practice Monday: They! will be
lhe !!rat to fly 111• Apoµo ipacecralt atop lht Saturn moon rocket durltlg an 11.!ay minin11,11exli moalb,
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Apollo 7 astronauts "(!nm lift) Donn Ei1ele1 Wal·
ter Schlrra and Walter Cunningham, laugh aoout 'a
commmt macle while posing for picture&. altar
Newport Center 1lfashi111 Island• 644'2200 • lion., Thurs., Fri.10:00 fill 9:30 Oller days 10:00 tin 5:30 ,
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Pr1nce Andrew, second in line of
'*cession to the Britl!h throne,
Will enroll in school tomorrow for
tbtJirst Ume. The &-year-old son of
0..-Ellubeth II and the Duke
of Edlnburvh will be accompanied
by bll parent& to enroll in the
Heathenlown Preparatory School,
As<ot, a ~acbooL
Su. Marshalt modt'lf crept cat dress
with plunging neckliM, worn with
Okkura Green velvet jacket, by HU.
debnmd. Thir pose WGI mmU during
the showing of the ~st fa.shiom in
win&tr wear in London by Associated
Fashion Designer.! of Europe. • Lima (Ohio) Jaycees honored
RusHll McLean this week for his
devotion to a project which baa
brought much happiness to thou·
sands of hospitalized children. Mc-
Lean in 1951 initiated a project to
five a free teddy bear to every
c·lild who entered a Lima hospital.
Advancing years forced him to en-
t '?r a convalescent home and the
program was taken over by the
Jaycees. Now 76, McLean accom~
p:inied the Jaycees to st. Rita's
}'ospital where he presented the €~.OOOth teddy bear to 2-year-old
Britt Talbert. •
At tht clot• of an haolt)ff&C]I
hearing in Forl. Smith, Ark., in-
volving 1ewrol creditori, the
tp0kesmmt f • t a: Lutheran
Church asktd tht judge to give
prtfn-mce to the th u,. c "-' •
claima tince "God'1 mcmey" tDlll
involved. TM ;wig• f'tfmed,
.. plying: ''Well, God ought to
have looked after it a little bet-
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Daley Side
Slated for
TV Sunday
CHICAGO (UPI) -Mayor Rlci\ard
J. Ooley'• side ol lhe violence tllat oc-
CWTed during the Democratic Na·
tlonal Coovention will be caITled by 70
telievtsioo and ~ radio statioru: at 7
p.m. SW>da:Y.
"What Trees Do They Plant?" will
be the name ct tbe one·bour abow
broadcast by th e Continental Broad·
casting Co., Metromedia network &ta·
tJoos and independent stations. In
Southern Galifomia it will be seen on
KTT'l, Channel lL _
Tha radio tajlO also will be bnlad·
cast Monday nigllt on !ht Britilh
Broadcastini Company'• "Panorama"
program.
'!be televillon llllll 1' being (ll-et>Bred
by 8J> indopeodeot producer, Ushijima
Films Ioc., from lootage made Dy
poHoe, televW.Of!i ~and news re' 1
photograpben:. A spokesman for
baley caid the mayO!''s only ap--
peerance will be from films at the
conventioo,
Jd~wblle, the Clllcago.. Pr e s s
Photographers Association -aome of
whose members were .nong the more
t b a n ~ newsmen injured by police
during the violence -aciolUd a
resolution Wednesday praising Daley
and police.
'Ibe resolution said "oute:iders com·
moniy known as jhippies,' 1ylppie1'
.and demonstratora put into adi()[I the
Communists' long and well planned
program for riots and disturbances .••
(an dl rubjeciod policemen tog re at
embarraasment and bumili.8JtiOll."
* * * Gregory Blasts
Daley, Predicts
Nixon's ·Election
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NARROW ESCAPE -Reparter point& to bullet
hole in police car at an intersection of Eastern
Parkway in racially turbulent Crown Hei(Jlls dlB-
trict of. Brooklyn. Two policemen wd'e cut br.
shower ol flying glass when a hidden gunman fired •
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. . "" rifle ohots lnto their patrol ~arly today. The
cruiser was shot at ditectly •""""from a Brooklyn
parkway from where two ottt:er. policemen were
shot~ from ambush Jul-'lllOntb. . )
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" Two New York Policemen Fired On
By Snip~r, Cut by Shower of G'lass
NEW YORK (UPI) -A hidden gun. cuts. policemen u . Sgt. Peter Kunilt and
man fired rifle sh-Ota into a police Police laid the car was fired on at a ·Patrolman .:James Rigney. Kings
patrol car early today and its two oc-point only 00 to 60 feet from where two County Hosptfal_.1aid tbey were re.leaa-
cupants were cut by a shower of flying patrolmen were felled by shotgun ed after treatblent -
glass. The cruiser was shot at directly blasts AuJ. 2 Wttlfe answering a false Rigney, 28:· s&id the speed with
PORTLAND, Ore •. (AP) _ Dick where two other police were shotgun-Parkway artment building. down inside Ule Cruiser after the first
across a Brooklyn Parkway from call for~help from an Eastern which be and Sgt. KuUk, 50, ducked
Gregory, Negro comedian, civil rights ned from ambush last month. Bullets ripped boles in t be shot sbatt.erect' the windshield may
acti·,.;·t and ind d t 'd "al Firing from a rooftop, the gunman windsbiel , lek side and rear window have saved tbtJr lives. · .... • epen en preSJ enw Poil 'd "We heard .cc first ~ot and felt the candidate, told some 1,300 pers~ns at poured two or thiee rifle bullets into of the po ' cruiser today. ce sai we Ill.I
Pacific University in Fore1t Grove, the police car stopped at an in-they foun4 three I-ifle shell casings 'on flying glass,"' Rigney said. "We duck·
Ore., Wednesday tmgbt that be ex· ter&ection ol Eastern Parkway in the the roof oC a nearby building, just ed and I beard. another sbot a second
peoted Richard Ni.Ion to be elected racially mixed ~ Helghts district around the corner from the previous later."
president in November. of Brooklyn, police said. A sergeant shooting site. The patroJman, who was driving,
"Daley did a good job o( 'whupping' and a patrolman suffered multiple Authorities identified the wounded. said he tben14Jepped on the 1a1 and
the Democratic Party in Oticago," _,.,_ _1,_ A heard a third1fbot u tbe cruiser mov·
Gregocy said, referring to Mayor tr :fl: tr >< >< >< ed away. He said he belleved at least
Richard J. Daley's actions during 1 In 3 two shot! hit.the car.
iliaturhaoce1 at Ille Democratic Na· Shotgun B asts 1· ure ''I'll say • few extra prayers lo-tiooa.I Comention. day," be aclRld.
He refused to blame Chlcago police Both the Z:po~ and the hospital
for alleged. brutality during the coo-' originally r'POrt!d the policemen were
ventloo. Chi hit by sh~t lielleU but the boepllal
"U11ley (lb• ~H~) bad,Pe~n !Qld IP Pol!cemen Near cago....;--..id..!ater 'Jl\Wtip!e .small wounds ~-olf,ll\IW-fJi~ .. 1'theywould"have n u -tfiy·iiis "on vanous parts of.
laid off. They lay off the Shriners '; . r • , • , r , theirglass. bodief~ted ·from lbaU.red
-tl!ey oome to town, and tbey . ; , . · : •
r~:i,.a;:n :1= ~U. Daley ls to suw.qr, DI. (UPI) -Two Kohnke s!ffered euperficlal wounds * * *
b'lame," he declared flatly. policemen were injured today when caused by flying glass when two t
He lambasted Chicago's Democratic three men fired shotgun bl~ts at .a shotgun bla~ts blew out both right wln-SF Sniper Fires
administration, but admi'lted the pair of squad cars patrolling this dow1. of the1.r squad car and peppered
RepubliCBill are no better. Earlier, he Chicago suburb in the wake of two the side of the car with pellets. ~
had ()ODlJDented that 1968 would mark days of raclhl trouble. 1.'he three men escaped, but C:hicago On Patrol Car
the end of the American two.party Summit Police Capt. Anthony Corbo police arrested a suspect in the
system said ~cers Mike Corbitt and David shooting. \ 1 •
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ty lifted a slrlngent 1 p.m. to dawn
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A
California Highway Patrol car, ap--
parently hlted to the scene by a false
accident report, was fired upon by a
sniper early today,
Fortas Case
Testimony
~et ~riday
WASRI'NOTOJI (UPI)
Demoentk Leader MID M-oM
ot1d today iho nomination ol Ab•
Fcrtu to bt ·Oief Just!"' oL tilt
Uatt.ff StMet "W'ili 0 very ltkely'' come
uj, before Ille luJj Seuale tbt weet of
Se!lt. 23. 1be Senate leader made hi• state·
inent aa Ille Judldory Commltt.ee
awaited a reply fh>m Fortu ' on Wbetller he will return to Clpto) lfjll
to lilbmlt tD further questlonlng about
hlJ role u a preaideniJ.al adriJer and
bil Judicial "'"'"°"" oo ohl<:enlt1 cuts.
Forts.a had not replied to the com-
Jnitrtee'• invitation by 11 a.m., but UPI
learned that the commltlff expected
hia answer shortly.
The pariel "l't!Jll aheed wltll pleru,
meanwblle, to reopen lta public bear·
ings to bear testimony from new
-..... -includ!J>t put and present prealdential adviaer1 -on the
r<lM!onsblp of Fc>:tu and l.J'ndoo B.
Johnson.
Commlttet ataff members wen roondlnt up wttne..,.a for the bearings
-which w11l pr<>l>ebly roopen Ftiday
-and have issued one IUbpoena. A
spokesman said other 1Ubpoenu
m16'flt be isJUed if 1'itne11ea do not
egree to appear voluntiarlly ~
The four key witnetse1 souibt by
the Senat.e panel were Ricblrd
Goodwt.n, tonner aide to Preaid...U
Johnson and John F. KemM<ly;
Treaaury Undersecretary J o s • p h Bm: W. Devier Pierson, a deputy
cou1u1el to Johnson; and n.niel
Yqtn, a writer for New Yorker
magulne.
Oimber Rescued
After 9 Hours
In Ice Crevasse
PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) -The
Rev. Reymond K. Stout, 'll, Porlland,
was rescued from• crevasse hilh on
11,245--foot Mt. Hood early t.oday, more
than nine hoW"& after be fell intO the iee pocket. ·
He wu brought down the moun·
tainside by toboggan, Di lift and am·
bulance 1n a rough and ofben painful
t r i p across snow fields and glacial rock.
His only apparent injury wu a 1eg
sprain or fracture. Stout's brother,
Roy, a Portland police officer, 1 al d
Stout was in cOOsiderable pain but the
young minister joked about bJ1 U:·
perlence and worried aloud 1bout his
mountain climbing equipment M he
was moved -toboggan and all -
from the chairlift to a wa.ltin& mn·
bu lance.
He was to be taken to Good
Samaritan Horpital here.
Stout ~ Barry Carnley, 27,
Portland, hilr:ed up the difiicult north
slope trail on Oregon's highest peak
Wednesday afternoon. When they
found fog closing in after they reached
the summit they decided to descend by
the easier south slope route .
Chuck H1vel, of Roseburg, <>re., ~
curfew and armounced classes at Argo
Community Higt School, source of the
rad.al trou.lt, would be resumed Fri·
day.
1 ~3Ved the . live~ Qi' two persons -• ~•.::o,x:-.-:-:· .. ~w&e.V ~h~-~lllle:t'I.; Mrs,c:,:..GNydottr·,.-. ,;it . , .. -
' P®nlngton from her auto submer-r·~ ~~ .t·
Corbo salct: he wa's in a squad c a r
. wiqi .~~ ~ ~ti~.r offic~!~ a~ut a ~~If b)oci aWay 1fi6ri\' the-shooting scene ·
when he heard the shots. He said lie
drove into tlhe alley and spotted three
Negro youths.
Officers <llarles Cleghorn and Tom
Plantz, acCoinpauied by an am·
bulance, were asked by San Francisco
po 11 c e ·~~tn\lesttgtite a Woman'.!
telephoned repOrt that a· car con·
taining -several people had overturned
on Southern Freeway near Ellsworth
Street.
About 6 p.m at the 10,200-foot level
Stout stumbled into the crevasse. He
stopped on a snow shell about 2S feet
do~. _ . _ .---"' _ , ~~·--';:_
Carnler;' who was roped to Stoul, ·
•
ged in the South Umpqua River. .· . : ,
J.Iavel rescued Mrs. Pennington ·· 'f'~
after he saw her auto skid on a ,
rain slick highway and plurlite ·
down a !()().foot embankment into
the river. He revived her with arti·
ficial' respiration and state police
took her to the hospital Mrs. p..,.
niJ)gton, wbo is 17, gave birth to a
daughter the next day. Officials
said !be &-pound, 9-ounce beby was
a week overdue. e
'nle Lane County Sherill's De.
partment of Eugene, Ore., has
hii-ed a veteran lawman named
Dick Tracy. Deputy Rlcherd B.
Trety, 33, bas 11/.ears a:peri~e, 4nil bolds two egrees 10 police
1cience. He previously was em·
ployed ln Southe111 Callfornia. • The city electric department in
Jacksonville, Fla .. ii having com-
puter trouble. Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Jodcson reported they received 73
bills this week, each for '9.98 plus
,1.40 tax. Mrs. Jackson said she
called !be departmeol and was told
to just pay one b1ll and return the
other 72. • ~ Secret Service told mem·
-of the Charlotte Caledonian Pipe ·Band of Charlotte, N.C. not
to wear the traditional Scotsmen
Jml¥et ln their belt& durin~ Rich-
•"'· M. Nixon'• brief visit. The band of bagpipe players usually
wear the tmves tor decorative
pu.QJOOH· • K1ng1 City police, answering a
J~'• plea tor help, removed
-nalladus of the evicted ten-d• w faN'Y , . . two llzaTds ~ lllNI llet Jont, some 300
wlllll -tti'tlli ~ a dead rstll-ai8 ,., a python, 1even
tMI bit •lwe~ him with a . .,... •• lid .at him ln!o his r,..,,,,." , .. ,~ ._., .. ~ Pl"•''· . . -
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Beating the Heat
Although temperatures remolned tn the high 90's Wednesday In the
souUlland area, these r:hildren had litUe troublie beating the beat.
Steven \Veinstein cook ol.f brother Henry as fnend Jody Goldband
rocks wtth glee. The kids came from Sherman Oaks while thousands at others left their sweltering homes this week to cool off at soulb-
'"-"' ht>11..+.Aoc: "",..;.,,.th .. ftftl, l"fl"°"""'''''''" r4•v r..f thl111 rPrrnt hP:tt wave.
.. 1.,
"I got out of the car," Corbo sald,
"and one ol the first two offioo;a, Cor·
bitt, yelledl to duck and il:lother
shotgun blast went by my head. The
officers and I hit ttie ground. Llreturn·
ed a shotgilft blast and the others used
revolvers.••
When nothlhg was found , the am·
bulance was dismissed.
The officers said they heard a shot
as they cruised slowly along the
freeway and a bullet struck the pave·
ment at the rear ol the car.
was pulled In after his compalllon but
he managed to climb out and walked
to Timberline Lodge at the 6,000.foot
level.
AU. S. Forest Service first aid team
started out tmmediately followed by a
mountain rescue team. The 21-man
re1cue team and first aid crew pulled
Stout from the crevasse just after ~
a.m. •
~~le Lashes'~ Block Island
Storm W arnin[;·:; Posted from Maine to Rhode Island
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.,lrrililind lbt . •Illa ·tt '-~• ~~-"aqel 1 0. ol thelr ICl>ool years. "All too .to" u1wne a major part ot education in th• "Do u I ,;.. j
eoin11 fo SlnGk· ~.,, ....... 1,,.,. -ollee" It besu. ln tbe . th,• re• P oosiblllty for say, not as I do" tradition BONNft: ~
"l _.aodtbeil< ,eveall 1'lll dJ ' Ol <I cancer elo.ill~ntary gr.a.a, eduoMint present and has 'ahollowrln&. ·
... ~~to,!'ooo. prerhal1 ely \f .P f1eqt AAirPER lll)'L An Mutegenerations•bou!the "Our aim," 8ay1 Vtncent CASHJN !
I ,.,.... tht •Ii , achoola ::=h In~ ll\lhuO, estimated 10 to 15 parcenl of •fleets · of •mol<lng o D Granell, director ol tho ' .,.. ~"11 !J>creued · to lJie, · er!Can al U-year<>ldl RD~, aocl · phyoi°'1 hea!Jll.'' •
prelm'-on ilsu fJ'elated Pub~ Health ftt*· (arr , each 1uccesslve ,.ge .'fbe example set by Leader.ship Devel<>pmeot • :
1o1 <lmotir>J, ~ t h•e . '!'be 'a~ yo g man ' level Ihm Ill a percentage teachers and adJ¢nl>tratou Project on Smoking url · ~ j
· -la 11"'1 for . who is a bolvi l&aret!e Increase up to age 11, where who light up is a p:Jme area Health, "is to dlscourai• '
..( lllillh; Pllyl!cal lll(on, • mobr cao· to have 50 percent smoke regu4rly, for ogonl.mg reapP<<isaL young!llers from e v er Th'i "nk -•.wdtl llecre•Uon (~), bis tile 'hortened Y elgjlt Although schools are not TeKhers o!ten .. rve as starting the habU. Because
. ~W'bn'1t. o(\ the ~·· 7~1 • it ... JM u 13 . the comtqonty accuJed ot llav-parent " 1 u bat it u t e s . smoking bas :been 1 o
EduCtti9D As8QCl8~ ,Pa.bit, ibe. m ~ Public iDg caused -uys . pt0blem, Especially in the eyes of generally ·ac;ceptable, it bas
··....-; 1 • ' • ' •i He.itb Senice. they are increas@gly looked very young students , · become . a b~e of
• r .:}t-if, c1i'.e.r1 i. 'ad·: EduclitotS ~e. yiQC' to to.-fOr a si~qint pait ·or teachen may, like paren~ adulthood, and youq.gster1
, . · ator1 8l'f ~up ti·tbejaet at moat · the psw~. "Ttiei:e )I Jltµe be ~portant lnfluences li1 creasingly early a&&.'
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Something seems to have caught tho oye_oi young:·
,Viscol}llt Li.Qdley as, with his mother, Princess.Mar ..
· garet and l>rinc .. s Anne. dan~r of Queeii'Ellza· -
•beth II he attended the Braemar Highlirid Games.
'·8 VCI Professors
Given Advancement
Eight UC Irvine l'l'O-
fessors nave been given ad·
ministrative posts and 13
.others protnoted. in ran:k ..
. Ne·w facu.lt,y ad·
ministratlve· appointment.t
for 1968-69 are:
-Dr. Keith E. Justice, -
half·time associate dean of
the"Graduate DiVisi.on. . ,
-Dr. Jean C. Lave, half·
time associate dean· of tbe
School of Soeial Sciences.
-Dr. Theodore F. Bnin·
ner, ·cba.irµlan <1f Classics ..
-Dr. Gerhard Kalisch,
tfumer Aids
·Gov. Wallace
, A fund raising dinner,
'sponsored by the Orange
(:ounty Wallace Campaign
Committee, is scheduled
Oct. 6 at the Sheratoo Beach
)on in Huntington ~ach.
; · Xbe f7.51).a.plate dinner ls
•&et-for·&.·p.m: Dancing will
·eonDnue lDltil 1·2 a . m .
· Reservations may be made
• by·-coDiacting the Wallace
for President Headquarters,
1869 Newport Blvd., Costa
Mesa.
" ·'
chairman of Mathematics.
-Dr. Richard E. Whalen,
chafrman of PsycbObiology,
-Dr. Daniel L. Wulff, rac:.,
ting·chairman of Molecular
and Cell Biology.
-Dr. Jame1 L.
Calderwood, vice chairman
or English and Comparative
Literature.
-J)r. Donald :Q. Sperling,
vice chairman of Pediatrics.
Promoted from usocia:te ,
to full professor w e r e
Caspar W. Barnes, eleC·
trfcal engineerine:; James .J.
Yeh, mathematics; Gordon
L. Shaw, pbyslot aJ/d 1<ewl,!. ~
A. Froman, 'Po 11t1 c a·l
science. ;
AdVanced from a:ssistp.Df 1 •
,to asisocia~ professor. ~e
David I s a: a c s , · electrical ,
engtn·eertng; p· et er s.
Odegard, music; Lauri D.
TlirupP, medlciile; Calvin S,
McLaughlin, Clifford A ,
Woolfolk and Wulff,
molecular and cell biology;
Stanley M. . M u n· I• t.,
philosophy.;-M1r"' B"'!d"• , physics, and 'Norman M.
Weinberger, Psychobiology.
Professorial· raftk ls COii• -
ferred by vote of fellow
faculty members.
Harris Slacks Patterns a
Plaid, Plaid, Plaid Wo~d ..
Help younelt to Barri1-plaid waah ))&Dts
and be a brl&ht J'bUDf' indiriduaUat. Tradf ..
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Most useful pine tree for
landscaping because of its
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Large selection of all sizes.
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k•ep1 its gr•at lookt
through countl••1 wa1h·
ln;s with no iron ing need·
ed ev1rl Turtle neck, short
1lene 1tyl• in whit•, blu•
or foll gold. Sit.et 5-M·l,
NO.IRON
CORDUROY
WRANGLER
SLACKS
6,00 value
2''
I, Unbtlhwable· taYingal
famou1 Wnrngl•r &IQQ1
in ,._rmonent pren polY"
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ORLON® SHIFT• I
A. On•pc. bonded O~lo11•acry
llc 1hifh with a tmort two-pc.
look! Solid color bodlc• with
1triP9d cowl cotlor and pl1oted
akirt. Zippv bock clo1lng. In
brown and orange or navy and
gold c0Mbinatlon1, Slz" 3-6x.
LITTLI GIRLS' JIALL ~
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BOUCLI DR.SS
13.991037 value
A. Dreuy, ·long 1leevw 'lined 100%
cotton boucle knit. 4 button yoke
trim. Whit., Slzn 7·15. SCIY9 24%1
LAMINATED
CORDUROY .COAT
21.99 1577 value
I. Double brea1ted fvll length coal
in laminated Crompton cotton cordu·
roy. Half-belt back. fall 1hadu of
antelo,. or bronze. 1·16 • .Save 28%,
2·PC. ORLON®
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7.99 447 value
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LEOPARD PRINT
LONG CULOTTES
' 2•7 5.99
value
luxury lounging pa·
Jamat 111 1oft 'and
cl lngy acetate trlcot,
Rich multi-colored leo-
tard print great for
any at-hom• 1C1faril
Turn down cowl neck ..
line and zipper back
cla.lng. Juagl• print,
in sizet S, M and L
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acrylic, aleewle11 blou .. with multi·
colored acrffn print front. Color ~
ordinated alacks. Olive, brown, Afltl'f,
llm• or coi'ol. Si1•1 8 to 16.
ZHIVAGO STYLI
SLIP•ON SWEATER
PLASTIC PATENT AJVD Lf;ATHER·LOOKt
FABULOUS VALUES IN FALL
4.99 2'7 value
D. Shott 11...,., slip-on 1weater with
butto11·trimlfled 1hould•r and ••If
belt. 100% cotton nub ln beige,
malz• or pink. S-M-L So.,.· "'6%.
WIDE WALE
C:ORD ~LAC'S
' 7.99 44'.f
V•lue t
L Cotton corduroy hip-rldtr 1lackt
with ntw1toveplpe leg and 1uec#• fin•
i1h belt. Wine, beige, lodtn or brown.
Siz .. 6 to 16. Save«%.
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BOYi' ORLON® SWIATIRI
A. HandJOme alpaca link ltltch cardiga"
1W1ater of fu llr wa1hable, 100% .;rgin
Orlon• acrylic. Great fo r Khool '\lreOrl R.d,
blue, gold, crioocodo or black. Sizes 6 to 18.
5.99 valuo 317
BOYi' SWIAT SHIRTS
1. lol'lf ti..,,., 100% cottol'I iweat 1htrt1 1.59 ..:alue
with 1°'9• football nu1nber on front and 97c
bock. for the young backyard quorf•r•
back-to-be. In inalze, blue or white, 4 to t 2.
FllHIRMAN KNIT IHIRT
c. fullr wathable, 100% combed c:Otton
1hlrt In the hand.0111• fl1hmno• knit, full
-;urtle nedi ltyte with 1hof'l 1lff'fft. In beige,
lllue °' 9old. Sl1•• 6 to 16.
I
2.99 valuo
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2.99
value I''
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wfrt. th• ntw" look In ltond-
ba91 ftd ?od)'I ha1 dozen•
lo chOOM from, Matching and
chain ltondl .. , thoulder strop
1tyl••• 1ld• and top clo1ln9..,
nov•lty crnd hardware trims,
ln1ld• comparfm•nfl. Casual
leathe,..fook or dni:uy vlnyl j
patenh. llac:k, brown, beige, I
grey or tan. •
LITTLI BOYi' OUILTID
NYLON SKI JACKITS
A. Warmth-wllhout wtlgM quilted
nylon akl Jacket with roll·in hood
whlclt zips out o' 1ight. Contraat
1trl pe1 on 1lu .... 1 and zlpjMr poeo
keh. Navy, bluetir green. 3 ta 7,
S...3$"
S.99 value 317
LIHLI BOYi' NO.IRON
PLAID IPORT IHIRTI
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foU colen. Sfr"·3.,. 7. Sa¥t '°"·
1.99 value
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2.47 value ot I''
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blu• denim
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4.99 value , 3''
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•Choice of 30
popular shades
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9.95 value
5''
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RIADY•TO•STYLE WIG
ALUMINUM F LDING Wla
CH IELOUNGi:
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luminum rvstproof frame
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16-PC. DINNIRWARE SIT,
24-PC. STAINLllS SiET or
8°PC. GLAllWARI llT
' _ •Natvral human 39.95 value
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PAPER
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NOTIBOOK 19c 39c
value
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ar .. 29c value
• 2 madium point pens
• Pl u1 Oii• auditor pin
•Once-a-year •peciall
SAVI Sic
PAPIRMATI
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491
.value 27c
•The famous nylon·tipped
_. •Madi by Papermate
-~·~--:: · •Blue, black or n:d
SA.VI 22c
Your Choice
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THE LETTIRMIN: I ' SPICIAL REOUllT
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INCREDIBLE
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AT ZODYSI
:DELUXE 4" TONKA
B OBRADIR
1.9
val 4''
• eluxe OSJ9n•style BBQ,
'9 ull crank odjustmtnt
~ 1rlpocl 1991 fold
•24" ''"' flrebowl , Orily60peratore1Hurryl
16-PC. ILUI WILLOW SllVICl fOlt 4.
OU> ENGLISH PATTERN, hi11le1ze ceramic
dinnerware. s.t Includes: .4 dinner plateJ, 4
bread and butter plat•1, 4 cup• and 4 saucers ••
2C.PC, STAINLISS ITllL JLATWAll SIT.
Made in U.S.A. All-purpose contemporary
pattern wit!i life!lm• guarani•• ogairut
tarnishing.
l·PC. LllllY GLASSWARI UT. Choice of
5 tl:z:es and two patterns. fncore1 glass witl1
glau hobnail design or Bimini! bright 1tripes.
1·PC. AUTO HEAVY DUTY
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OYCI UNION 20" TRAINER BIKE VOIT BASKETBALL
8.95 411
34.95 volua
"!.'h::i:•lu .. diM;traiou 2 ·492
• Safaty •UN stop eoaater bra~•· ·
•Flamboyant cantlleYer fram.
'----' •Ideal fiBt bike for boys
BOYi' OR GIRLS'
DELUXI Hl·RlllR BICYCLJ
3286
•
44.91
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volu•
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nylon cover
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COMBINES CYCLING
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"'5-lbs., 2 2111-lb.,
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%0DYI OWN _J SPICI ISLANDS
VODKA OR GIN IAUCE MIXIS
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spirih
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herbs and berriet
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CANNID allR SODA POP
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lfRANSISTOR 3°BAND RADIO 4-•AND RADIO
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49.9515'4 · value,
•10 tran1i1ton
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di1tanc• twikh
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10.95 value 393
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29,95 v•lue
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Okey, so it's corny. But it's also true, the DAILY PILOT is
es faithful to its readers as this famous old geyser is to the
hundreds of thousands of tourists who trek from across the
neti_on to see it each year. There's something else to keep
In mind this summer while you're on vacation -whether
you 0~ to Yellowstone National Park to see Old Faithful or
not -the DAILY PILOT doesn't take 11 vacation.
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where you're going to find out most about local schools, lo-
cal •ports end local politics when you get beck from vaca-
tion next fall. When you do get beck, "Old Faithful" will
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. '1lvndl71 SfpJ•mbtt 12, 1968 DAILY ,!LOT ,7
,.....lte~an Receives Bipartisan .
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, .3 Fires · Quelled; , .
• • I Support for TaxCutPackage ~·One Still Burns " . '
l11crttd•f 11u111llet• ef A1tterlc•11 lnJIMIM •M "-J ... legf -':!':
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SAa!AMENTO (AP) -
Gov. Reagan and legJ.slaUve
1eoc1... of both port! ..
dremalically pu\ tllelr !\Ill
muscle today bebiud e new
$244 mlllion tax cut pockqe
that offered help for the homeowner, renter a n d
bus1nessman.
Al/ove Ill, It appeared
designed to plecate rHUesa
voters ltll1 engry over the
billion dollar tax boost lalt
year; tired ol he&ing UD·
filled p1oc1g.. of property
tax ,.ue1: and mUicued
with bollot Prop. 9 .
The RepubllONI a:overnor
said be 'Would put the pro-
posal before the current
DIAL
DIRECT
IT'sTWICE
AS FAST
And you save money
when you call station.
to.station ... on out.
of.state calls, even
more after 7:00 PM
or anytime during
the weekend .
@
Pacific Telephone
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tevere.ly Umlt the use of
property tax• to fmance
1ooa1 government in
CallforniL
"I don't UIUllly pak for
Democrats, but ••• I tlllDI:
we're all pl•Med.'' a beam~
Ing Reagan told teporter1
alter tbe breaktllrollih at 6
p.m. Wedneaday.
U . tbe aereement b91d•
torether, it would be the
mOlt dramatic example of
coopenrtkln a a d com·
promise be-n Reagan
and -In both house! tince the became
govttnor. Some observers
thOUlll>t it looked too lood to
be real.
IX-MAYOR Diii . ,
Plttcher lowr<m ,
Former LA
Former L.A.
By ASIOCIATED PRESS 3,:IOHcni llre In th e
Ono major~ ~ .wi· AllOle.1 .Natl~ F..-Mt,
b""* todoJ la _.,.,, ,abollt !O. milel '1'!111"¥1 lll
Calil~ .and -~· . Loe' A• 1 • l • , w~
llMl bllil:ltmod tliouoandJ of night 'lbil !In broU out la
acreo were reported COii· LiiUe TuJUDf• canyon and ~Rtvmide County'• San and Pacoima Retervolr. No
J a c 1 n to mo u n te t n 1 11ructurea were' damiged. ·
flreligbt.r1 ltlli bOttled a A llH lo the S a n
blaze ttiat bu awpt over Bernardino Momulm that
6,100 OCHI tlnce Tuesdoy. · lroke out over the WMkend
FoothUla g\owecl a mfte blackened &,MO acre1 befcn
sou\h ct 'the commullfty of it ,... conllined !ala Tues· Cabuon bu1 U.S. Foreal • Service IPOkermtp 1a1 d day, Forert St r v Jct
there wu no daDCtr Of the spokesmen ~ It caused
!Ira moving Into tile com· 'l.Z million dlmll(t lo the
munity. water1bed.
The blue destroy.cf 1even A fowtb flrt, ill Santa summer homes. A fireman Barbara County, awept over-
,.., boopitallied with s•· 2,000 acres be!ore It wu
)11 •II I~ tttlM. Yau w a ff .. '""'If ...... ~ s...i-· Y•llt .lt6t •11~t.11, ,tlld•r ~l•·r•Mlutt•••rr ... tt••f· --.,.
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A••ll•lll• t• 11M1Mlocn af the Or.
.,.,. C.Wttr M9'1ctl ""'-'"
ttff CONTIQllTAL
'155",..... a-iw
CellT~ltt-
Read The Daily Pilot
JPeeiel sesMon Of t h e
legislature lrnmediat.ly and
hoped a bill could be signed
before another week goes
by.
The voters would have to
approve the plan, in the
form of a corlltilutional
amendment on ·the Nov. 1 s
elec61>n. blllot. lt 'irOtlld
. ~pete the,r• with Prop_ 9,
Dem ocratic Assembly
Speaker Jesse M. Unruh,
uwaily warrln& w It b
Reagan In the legislative
heJls, said, ' 'Tb~ com·
promise proposal aireed
upon today constitutes one
d the best property tax
relief· proposals yet
pre.1e..nted to t'he
leg1Jlature ...
M D. oond and 1lllrd-<I ...... bum• -Tutaday. ayor, 1es .s11ort1ye11<r1totoried. •-"'------"-----------------
By Wednesday n i g h t
· ~ Wai.on !nltlatl.,.. to
LOS ANGELES -(AP) -firtmen bad ii 50 percent
Fletch.et Bo~) Lo ~ ~r' .
Angeles" 1 o .n I • t term i
may« who 10 ~ rid ttie · '• 1 I
city °' "'!•!· dled ••odor · Cops F acin,,,. al 81 Allor an ~ppare•t . . • ' ' e
THE LEADING ENGI;JSH VODKA
Navy Plane Crashes . ' .beart attack. l ' Ch . · • ·
Autb<rilla ~ 11owro• . . ar g.es in
· ·.eo~Qi.Imported
EngljShVo~ka . "" llricl!!m 'Wl!ile peridni . . .
hil car •t Iilo ~.and th• Shooting . At Sea; Two Aboard
POINT MUGU (UPl)-An
FUIB, tilt Navy wn1on ol
the cOOtroverllal 1 w i n g •
'rllllg ti_... bilmber, crallh·
ed a1 -.wllh !ft• men
aboard W-y 'l!llfle on
a routiue WeapotM testing mlmon:
· ·The Na-vy IJlld a cMllan
· sl>p, the Sil' Muon Lykes,
~ ll&bllnl 'll'l'OCkai•
ud an Gil slick 90 miles
Gtfsbore where the plane
-be-to ....... a-ash·
ed.
"'-> trace of tile two
.civilians aboard W\BS found .
They were ident:Wiod as
Barton Warrtt1, tert pilot,
aitd Anthony A. Byland,
engineer.
llAFTlll TAILE
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car craabed lnto 1 will. He
wu dead on Fflval It
Hollywood Recotvlnc
HospilaL
Deputy Mllforf J •• e.p h
Quinn did be• '°" tho former mayor ·~ QIJ Hill
tarli<r Wednesday n1lylni
support for Jl1'0P"lall ol a.
citlien.t connntttff he head·
ed. ... ·
Meyor Sam Yarly pni.!ed
Bowron lot •ervtnc the city
''to the very end of hll llfe."
V11'11ty All In-Ont ACRYLIC AIT SET
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•f,.\odudM<itn •1 .. •fhllM'°li • ' • Dlcl!On.,Y
Re.-. Y1tu. $3.20
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ST AT I 0 N E ·l'I 8
&UIHA. PARK SHOf'PM CIMTU:
., _,.A MDA IOlml COAi!' PU1A
. OAKLAND (UPI) .
Formal c:11ar1e1 wort llled
Wednelday <Co1mt t"' o
pollce olllcen ""'""ed 91 !lrinfr • ft11illw!e ct bnlllita
The ·vodka distilled· . . . .
and. bottled by
!pip th• ~ of tit• Black 1'anlh« patty, rld-dlfl>C a olctUre <L co-fouDder
H-N-.
Meranwbilt, Nliwton'• at-
torney 1a1d he would 10 to
Sllperior Court -y to aeek
a new trial for tile 26-year·
old blade-· coov!cted
last Sunday ol wluntary
mansi.uatitor In the fatal
ahoodng ol o policeman .
. James Burrough, Ltd.,
London's foremost .
family-own~d distiller
since 1820.
'Ibe petrolmen lowlvtd lo
the at.tac& on Panther heed·
quarter• eart1 T u e 1 d • 1 ,
Rlchord V. Wllllaml, 211, and
Robert W. Fatr1ll, '81 were
OCCUJed of belni dnmk on
duty. They ..... omnmorily
-·-from the r.r.e. chareod with felony •'811ll
with firtilr'IM on 111 in-
habited bulldlnl """ -Oii '3,000 11111.
SEPTEMBER
SALE .!
Treasure Tones
IN-EX . .
LATIX HOUSE PAINT
POlt STUCCO OR WOOD
REG. $7.85
SAVE '2 00
NOW
ONLY
s51s
GAL
RIADY TO USE COLORS A WHITI
Treasure Tones , .....................
Water Heaters
RE~UILIC
"GEMINI"
30 OAL. $44.18
40 GAL. $49.11
50 OAL. $64.11
"TITAN"
*I CJAL. 914.M
40 GAL. n.11
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sinooth dry martll11,
,.say 0 Bor--zoy.':'
~ $6. '9 41SQf •
HOUSE·HOLD
HARDWARE
8 '.UYI
Outdoor. lighting you
_iJever thought,Yo.u co.~l~.,affQld !-~
A quality system you install yourself , , .
in minutes, with complete safety.
Nt '91'9lb, c:endult « dlglnr"'-", •. just pl•1 in!• Ul tpprmd,
ll"ltlt l)ltOI tbsolri~l'lll"*"°"1 SUd•~I •Th"' lel-llll
1n ,..,1n1 wltil I llrp lllltf•• lllits IM "''"' ,_ (2 omhr,
...... ""~ Ml' ... "11\0), l10•ftll ti -..,ntl allt, -
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GARBAGE
DISPOSALS
IN·SINK.ftA TOI
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Fire Calls
3 County
I Temples_
SJ Rites' •
Sabijath se:rvices a r e
sdleduled Friday for three
tempi~ ~ Orange County.
Rabbi Rolph DeKoven,
!fPiritual Jeader of Temple
Hillel tn Huntingtoo. Beach
will conduct servi'ces at 8:30
p.in. 'ill JIJ~ C<immunitr.
Metho!!ifl On,irch, 6662 Heil
Ave. (
\lrfmm111dM" Ten$~ Beth Davld Of
S::W 11.m. Wl!dnMdlv, l!'IH flr1. I0111 O r-.. ~· 'II hold 't ... , crf Golclln WHI ran ge """"" ... .,. \n I s ''lipt~:,..,·• meo:11u1 i1<1. m~ 2111 $1. "'\ervice rat 8.15 p.m. under
. 10t:1!.:·i;~·;, !:;t11 ';'.~111~11 tlhe direction of Ra b b I
-•:» D.~.:t':l:v v~~':iue. Glrf!•llf Bern~ B. Goldsmittl and
•"" M'1I • -....... ' .. ~ -•• • Clltrtor H'i\rr"' ... ~e-W'm 1i n > Huntlftlt..,. Bt.U J
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rive ...,,.,, •-11 Blvd., ~tos. ,,~;;· ~~nndlv, medlc.11 •id. io1• "Th New \'eat Ahead"
t :o:J 1.m . .J~":." kwarlNtlon. will ~~ject ol Rabbi
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SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
husband and wile team ha1
?elHiWed ii.I campaign to
outt Gov. Reagan ft-om of·
lice, vowing, '4ThiJ ti.me we bow' eat we're doing.''
call Re 1t1 n Comm ittee
learned from ill unauccea,..
lul atr.eiupt bow to ruq. a
petition campaign. 111
Tbey bw' to emoplete
pwir petition drive in a lit-
tle over a month. Although
. tbq haw liz montbl under
law •
1'1hat guy has given us
acme good es:perience-," Ed-
win Koupal said after hU
wife, Joyce, filed with tbe
aecretary ol state'a office "
"JlfW recall petition.
Tbe Koupal& earU,r this Y~ failed to cellect the re· quired 780,i\4 llgnature1 of
registered votera. Their pe·
-titfou carr:ied only 336,498
valid lignalures.
Mr1. Koupal sald the Re-
Think
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tllose'who open-or add to-a
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at United States National Baolc. r
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when y0a deposit SSO in a U.S. National . .\ '
FoltServia: Savings Acooont Each
~lace setting cost.I only $2.75
( inclucb lalea tu) ••• pl11n $50 depooll
to yow; l&Tings. Side pieces may a1Jo be
' pascct to complet. youuet o[ lhil
beautilollilvtrplalc in lhc lovely
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'· SANTA ANA -'l'be put
tut controvenr between
the 1'11tln Cob Co. and the
,..-, of &onlo Alla Is In !Lt t 1econd week, with t h e
1 United Tut Operaton, a<:-
: ting through IM Tuttln com4
• pany, 11111 p,_tlnS Yellow
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~b'I ex~Ye rllhl In lhe
dty.
11 1s blllod'Jiy the uro
pr<!lid<nt, G-se Bruer,
• a cla11Lc battle betwet:n
' private butine11 and I governmut. Oab driven of
111• Turlln Cob Co . .,. mll·
• fed at the rulln& by the San·
• ta Ana City Council which
; /..dented them the vrlvllege Of
! ~uptar.olnbcity.
; Yellow Cob Co. currently
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R~ed .
For Students
: -• SANTA ANA -Slud.W
who me between the ages of
14 and 18 moo -work
pennil.t to wwk ofter IChool
and during vaoatioo perk>d.s,
according to Dr. Raberi
Pet.rsoo, ()qnge County
lllP'flntendent ol todtools.
Unilec 1tale law minor
Jtude2b may work no more
1hall eight Ion a clay end
48 houn a week. Sc:bool at·
tend..,. ii lnclucled In com•
putlns the eight hour day,
ond no mlnor Dl8)' W<Jrk
;, be£ore 5 UD. or aft<r ·10
}>.m.
'Ibo-~of . ~ Staiidil<da alao aoy1
" m minor msy -1t In the • malclnc of exploeivft, U
· ' mo6or vehicle driven, ln
tlllogbterln( and meet pock-
ing ~ or u elevator
operators.
Permit. may be -ed trcm loc:ol 1<:hool cllslrict of.
fices or by oaWng U. Edwin
Harding, &ttendance
coordin8tor at the county
·~ superinteo:tent'1 otfice, M3-. 39'l2.
DEATH NOTICES
PHILIJPS
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Lynch, J-..lllM, 12. 1'222 MOnttrn
~· Hunllntlon llKll. 1'1MMI IWIY
Still!, 10. SUrYIYH " t IOlll1 HU9ll
Incl P:r•nk L.,.nd!J 1 ""'9fll91', IE1""r
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DILDAY BR0'111ERS
Hanllqlo• Valley
Mortaar)'
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PACIFIC VIEW
MEMOlllAL PARK
Cemetery e Morlury
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Newport Bea .. , Colllerala
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Cabs Fig~. SA Coun<;ii, -Offering Free Rides
la Ibo ooly COlllJ>&llY allowed
to operabl wl1bln Santa Alie.
Yellow Oii> allo hu permlta
to oPO<•te In Tusila and
Orange.
Permission for the 1'1stln
Cab Co. .... bloc:ked by •
muoldpal · law whlcl! re-
quires opplloaota !O< •
permit to prove that the
"public n~ and ~slity ,"
w 0 u l d be filled by the
service.
When the permit w.a1
denied, 1ut. week, angry
tu! driwrs llaled a parade
OOwn Main S!r<et In Cobo
bedecked willl ..,.,. caUlng
th9 citv council ''aodiallstic .• r
"Maybe 1bat WU a bit
roo&h, but the dty coundl
gave UI no reuon for turn-
5 More Named
To Vote Study
SANTA ANA -Five
namm have been added to
the talk' fO!'Ctl named by
Couoty Clerk Wllllam St
John to Cbeet tile operation
of 200 vote counting
machines in the Nov. 5 elec·
ti.Oil.
New inttnben ad d e d,
brlnglng the membership to
10, are Owrles L. Stone, •
memhi:r of th8 Democratic
Central r-mltlee and a
manager with N o r t b
American .Rockwell i D
Down<y; Hal1ll Vogel, a
member of. tbe Republican
Ceotral OOOunitlee -• Tuatin contractor;
Lawrence A. Peterson,
aesiataot vice president of
the Udon Bank; Mrs .
Jlllice Boer, markelini and
research, of Santa. Ana, and
David P,orter, plant con-
trollor with S-Press·
od Steel Oo., Santa. Ana.
PrevlOU11,y named to th•
task force were John Dean,
Democ:raUc Cmlral Oom·
mt.UM obairman; David
James, Republican Central
Commltlee ~; Cecil
Mark!, relllred. 0 range
County Farm Bureau
leader; JOL..tJb Irvlnt,
public a f f • I r 1 npresen-1a11... -Tek!>hOM. -WU!iam Unduy, c<JUDty
govenwnental afflir1 com-
mittee chairman, Orange
County Qlamber of Com·
merce.
St John reced.ly won
pemilltkn from the Board
of s~ to \lie 200
PrlntomaUc model vollnC
machines Offered without
co.rt or obligation to the
county by tile Aut<>matic
Votlnf Macl>ile Co.
Enrollment in Schools
Shows Gain in Year
SANTA ANA -A I per·
cent' fllli ...... ltet Sep·
-In Orange County
Tour Slated
At County's
New Jail
scboolJ emolmect w a 1
reported by 1be oll!ce of the
county superlnt..dent of
tcbooll W-y.
Opening ~··enrollment
WU 38S,llOO with the rapidly
irowing San· Jo a qui n
Dllllrkt ollowlnf the biggest
pin with· an attendance of
5,530 up 38 peroait from last
year.
Three junior c o I I e g e
SANTA ANA -County d1Jtricts .and Gard.en Grove,
employe.1 will get a preview Orange IOd p J a c e D t i a
of the new $10.5 mllllon Unified diltrlcts all record·
county jail and 1hertfr1 ed. tbarp increases but 1ix
headquarters on a special elementary ICbool districts
"tour day" Oct. %7, the were brbind last year's
county -dministrative office figures.
bas announced. 1be first da,,-enrollment
Houri of the inspection in Oramge Coast, ~ Ana
will be 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Nortb Orange County
Sharj.ff 1 deauties .~iltf.Cl ~-. -· Jl:U!~r College d I 1 t r I ~c t s
tour guides and be prepared tot.ilea 42,.80l· up "4 Percent
to answer queitions about Districts r e p o r ti n g
the new facility. decreases were Seal Beach,
Tour routes will include Westm.inlter , An ab e 1 m ,
the Sherlff's headquarters, Fullertoo, Le. Habra and
the women's and men's jails Magnolia. Decrea.set were
including security a r e a s minor. Anaheim to pp e d
which will be closed to view-losMI w1tb m students.
Ing In the future. County tehool ollic:!als
Employes may bring their estimated that total county-
famille1 and friends to the wide enrotlme!K will rise to
event. a record 420,000 shortly.
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frMll wltheut fre•t:l111 Mr up to • w•••I
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Rod Ser ling, "Certain Honorable Meo," tonigbt in
color at 9:30 on Cbannel 4. Also starring in tbe llO
minute story of an ideali.Btic young man who un-
covers a politicians dishonesty, are Peter· Fonda
and Alexandra Isles.
TELEVISION VIEWS
TV Ruined
Audience
By RICK DU BROW
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -The irony of Wednes-
day nigbl'• CBS-TV drama, "From Chekhov, Willi
Love" -about th& Russian writei,-is that tet•
vmoo hu virtually destroyed the audience fot .Juell
a play.
THE tel-MINUTE Brlti&h production wu sym-
bolic of almost everything that commercial tele-
vision is not. 0 From Chekhov, With Love" was
literary and cerebral. Commercial television enter-
tainmenl 11 by and lar~e vilual and banal. The
play was quiet and cl\1Jized. Comm~rcial video ii,
lor the most part, noisy and uncouth. "From
Chekhov, With Love" stressed intellect and verbal
beauty -qualities that do not lend themselves to
selling deodorants.
So much for the irony, then, and the fact1bat the
play will probably get one of the lowest ratings of
the season because the television audience hasn't
been much prepared for such items. What we must
also admit, alas, is that the production was just far
too long, static and eventually tiresome. Television
is, after all, a pictorial medium -and while one
needn't succwnb to it entirely, it is wise to have
actors do more than just sit around and talk pretty.
IT WOULD HAVE been a brilliant radio show.
But I'm afraid that even on educational television
the static would be noticed. I mean, you want to
give a show likl!!' this a terrific writaJp, and I'm sure
some people will, but too long is too long, and
paralysis is paralysts. Curiously, the paralysis of
certain elements of society was a major Chekhov
theme, ahd quite possibly tbit was a subtle touch
on the part of Wednesday's production -this
emulation of atilitude -but it lacked the mesoer
touch in effectiveness.
The acting and writing, however, were of rare
standards for television. Jonathan Miller: adapted
and staged the play, which was created with the
help of Chekhov's letters and notebooks, and traced
his personal and professional life. However, the
style of the performances -more in the ·form of
costumed readings and reminiscenceg by the prin-
cipal characters -made for a chilly format al-
thou~h obviously intended to be intimate.
PEANUTS
GORDO
JUDGE PARKER
MOON MULLINS
TUMBLEWEEDS
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Wff,t.t7 HE TALKSJ
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By Gus Arriola
I POW'r' WANT 10 GO HOME
Yer! LEr5 60 50.lf\EWHElllCE
• FOC A. CIP OF COFFff !
• By Ferd John10n
By Tom K. Ryan
SIR JOHN GIELGUD, as Chekhov , led an ex-
traordinary cast that included Dame Peggy Ash-
croft, Wendy Hiller, Dorothy Tutin, Nigel Daven-
port {as Maxim Gorki) and Maurice Denham. For
the wr!.ting, and for the incomparable phrasing of
these artists, it was worth sticking out the 90 min-utes .
-The broat!esst de-tvea--itttO""CheJffiov~erary
career, his illness, the women in hts life, his fam-
ily a.nd his travels. It did so on a high plane, dealing
with certlain matters -such as the frustrations of
being a writer -that harder commercial heads
would have studiously avoided. For this reason,
too, Mr. Miller deserves praise. One only wishes
that the structure had allowed the characters to
come more fully to life in terms of drama.
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AN' GET ME
A PUMA!. ..
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MARRIED!
THE CHANNEL SWIM: "Cat Ballou.'' the
comic western in which Lee Marvin won an Oscar,
is ABC-TV's Wednesday night movie Oct. 2 ...
"Help!'', a BeoaUes movie, is NBC-TV's Saturday
night film for Oct. 12 .. , Denny f\1cLain's bid to
become basebaJJ's first 30-game winner since 1934
will be seen on NBC-TV's weekly major league tele-
~ast Saturday when he pitches for Detroit against
Oakland.
De1111is the Menace
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I'LL DROWN
MYSELF AND
'll\EN SHE'LL
FEEL
SORRY
GOODBYE,
CRUEL
WORLD!
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-ANO, AS ~INCIPllLOF TMIS SCH00!,1} AM
5UPl'OSED TO DEAL wrru YOO!t ~ROiouoM!:,
CHILD!!ENS ' EDUCATION IS MY JOB. WM'{ fLSE
DO \OU SUPPOSE l IWI UliJtE
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WhitrMft, Jill TownStnd, Rlndy
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JERUSALEM (AP) -
Euc:Uy a yw to the daJ
after lu..U poratr"°"""
1elaed the bolj< Wail!ng Wall
and the nal of Jerusal1m
from Jordan, • team of
enthu1ta1tlc Hebrew
Herod's' l.Unple roee 200'
made ~ exciting f i n cJ
benu.th the wall'• time·
worn face.
Far below the rubble ol
2,((IO years of b&ttle1 and
conquelt around the wllU
they diJcovered a pavem~t
built by Kini H""'1 to lead
to tbe plallorm Of bla
fabulous and revered second
Jewlab temple. .
Herod'• temple ·rose 200
ye.an before Christ on the
sacred Mount Moriah in the
old Holy City.
OTBER TEMPLE
Tltlll Ill '10 A.D, to mark hi&
victory over the ftbe11loua
Jen. Tiie bell _.,vod
part to Ille pre .. nt daJ WU
1l>t Wtllem Wall -tbo
WalUDcWoll.
Som after tlle-1917 Israell·,
Arab war PraCe11ar aen~
jamln M~, 61, -o1
Israel '• most noted
archaeo101l1t1 and
h!Jtoriam, ·-to dll l""""1 lhe toot ol tbe
SOulhem Temple Wal! wbich
l'1IDI at right anllet to the
Wail!nt Wall.
Twenl)' foreltn volunteer&
wor~ Ill hi& team ol 120,
and one of them - a &lrl
from London -helped abllt
Ille last layers ol 1oll which
covered the pavement.
It replaced the Jewlah
temple built by SOiomon Ill
honor of lU father David
and destroyed by the vic-
torious Babylonians in 587
B.C .
Sylvia Nlabetb, who owns
a cerem.tc abop 1D Bromplon
Road in London'• c bi c Knigbtsbrldge dlatrict, wul..-.--------,1
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by the triumpilalll Roman
Londoners
Have Own
Pied Piper
LONDON (AP)
Researchers using a device
emitting sounds ·pitched too
high for hwnans to bear are
playing a fatal game of Pied
Piper with rats near Lon·
don. ~
The device appears to
give rats nervous
breakdowns.
In one experiment, the
device waa switched on in a
field near a slaughterhouse.
A dozen rats dashed from
worldng late Juoe 6 wltb
Johana Mizrahi, an Israeu
workman.
Sile immediately teleplion-
ed new. of tbeir find to
Professor Mazar.
Manr deacribed the
discovery:
.iThe pavement ts of larle
llabs, OOM!tlfuJJy carved in
gray Jeruialem 1 t o n e ,
measui1n& almoot i,... yardl
by one yard and weigbing
about three-fourth• of • ton
each.
"Over it lie great boulders
and charred wood -debr1.1
from the de'ltructlon
wrought by Titu...
''There are a conaiderable
number of coins dating from
the first century a f t e r
Cbrlat, some minted during
the Jewish rebellion against
·Rome. There are also pieces
of pottery and lamps -all
unbelievably well preserv·
ed."
BROAD PLAZA
the building after a few The pavement was part of
minutes. a broad palza leading to the
A number of dazed rat.a temple platform. It was
were caught and killed by from a double gate on tbl.a
dogs around the side of the wall that
slaughterhouse In the next worshippers entered t b e
week. Then there was oone. temple compound.
Every one of us can.
.Jama Spencer, an uperi·
enced pllClitlooer of Chris1Jln
Science, uys that we e1n
follow th1 egmpl• of Christ
Jesus who through his under·
s1'ndln1 of God healed !host
sick in body ond those just
ploln sldi of lnL Jesus hlmse~
uid ht expected those who
followed him to do 1s he did.
Howl Yoo ind your friends
are invited to hnr Mr.
Spen<:1(s up~nation, which
lncluda some interestint:
firsthand experiences.
amstiinScieoce lecture
S11111ley, Sept.MMr 11, ' p.m.
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cess were reported l n, ~-~·~two~m~osq~uet~';.tb~e~Dom~~e ~=======~! several experimenta o n1~ farms. There was o n e
failure -in a building
where gr aln sackJ were
believed to have . absorbed
the sound.
Horses, cows and other
livestock were not
noticeably afiect2d.
According to 13th century
legend, the original Pied
Piper played magic ptpe1
and lured the rats in the
German town of Hamelin to
drown in a river nearby.
When townsfolk refused to
pay him, he played another
tune and drew the town's
children to their deathl.
Researchers 111 the new
device will coat lua than S75
ud nm for three montha on a 30-cent battery. lt ii the
__ lllyen![Q!LQCC, i!.,,NJIUOll. -~
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'FRIDAY THE WHAT?' -Superstitions including the dangers
of an open umbr~ inside a home don't faze Mrs. Dennis Walz
(left) and Mrs. Robert A. VerNooy, chairman of a barbecue for
the Orange County Alumnae of-Sacred Heart. Members pnd
City of Hope Benef it
guests will munch hamburgers and discuss ways to publicize Sac-
red Heart colleges during the affai r in the Tustin home of Or.
and Mrs. F. A. Hayden tomorrow evening.
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Heralds Horse Show
Social and civic leaders from coast to coast are expected to attend
an elegant white--tie International Ball in the Beverly Hilton Hotel Oot. 7
kicking off tile City of Hope International Horse Show Oct. 8-15 in the For-
um, Inglewood.
Produced -by the Pacific Coast Horse Association, the show is a
spoNs first in the West Coast. It will be a Quarter Horse and Open Show ,.
in wtrich 3000 horses of almost every bloodline from the U.S., Canada,
Mexico and other countries will compete.
' flt----•----Horses-of-area-ownen--enteTed-i:nctude-eover--Git'r,--a blue--rtbbonr,,~.:---
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Hackney pooy owned by Mr. and Mrs. F., E. Birtcher who stable their
borsa on theil Rancho de Dios estate in San Juan Capistrano. '
' ' money...andJ.mpbies wHI ht at s*aff~---·-
among tile 215 classes in 22 divisions, and many of the nation's foremost
trainers, riders and stables will be represented.
The show sponsor, the Children of Hope, is a committee of prom-
inent Southern Californians who provide ~ social and financial format to
raise proceeds for the new Children's Wing of the City of Hope Medical
Center. All proceeds raised at the show will benefit the hospital wing.
Also developing is the formation of a City of Hope Founders' Club
which will be headqll8rtered in the Private Forum Club located on the
premises of the Inglewood facility.
Gov. Ronald Reagan· is chairman of tb_e horse show honorary com·
rnittee. Southern California c1>chairmen are Inglewood Mayor William
Goedike, Mayor Sam Yorty and J, Tyler P. MacDonald Jr., a Los Angeles
advertising executive .
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It isn't often Friday, the 13th rolls around oil the
calend8r and members of Orange County Alumnae of
Sacred Hear:t are detennined to turn it to their ad-
vantage tomorrow night.
Good luck._ hopefully, will be doled out to member&
and their hu~bands over a barbecue in the Tustin home
of Dr~ and Mrs. R. A. Hayden.
Also in luck will be recipients of the money earned
from the gathering -St. Madeleine Sophie. School for
Exceptional Children in El Cajon, the alumnae group's
favorite ·charity . .
In addition to socializing, plans for publicizing the
Sacred Heart Colleges of San Diego and San Francisco·
throughout area high schools will be discussed over
the hamburgers and salad.
Mrs. Robert A. VerNooy is general chairman for
the evening. She will be assiS'ted by the Mmes. Rich·
an:I Hayden, John Hubbell, George Tellam and Bernard
O'Loughlin,
All alumnae are welcome to attend and may ~
tain further infonnation by calling Mrs. R. A. VerNooy
of Costa Mesa, 646-0475, Mrs. Hayden, 544-6211 or Mrs~
George Tellam of Anaheim, 772-4981,
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Support for tb:e show includes the formation of the Diamond Horse
Show. a group of prominent Sot.ttb.em California business leaders who have
contributed $1,000 to the City of Hope.
Enthusiasm for the spectacuiar event was1 generated. among Orange
Count1:ans during a press and community party to formally kick.-ofi the
event in the Birtchers' Rancho de Oios .
ANOTHER, PERHAPS? -Mrs, F, E, Birtcher,
who hosted a Jrick-<>ff party on her Rancho de Dios
estate· in San Juan Capistrano to generate county
interest, in the upcoming City of Hope International
Horse SbQW, admires horse show trophies ·won by
her family. She is joined by her son and daughter·
in-Jaw, Mr. and Mrs . Artllur Birtcher of Newport
Beach,
Computer Miscalculated · :Progr_a_mming
DEAR ANN LANDERS, You will
prvblbly think I mode Ibis le!UT up
beoMlH... it'• too incredible. But. 50
he(p me, every word of it is true.
Our 24-yes-old Ml'ft married .a 2'b
year-old "a:tnu.1.". B~ Hal and
Metanie 1re worldnt on their PhD's.
They teach at a university and live in
a tbi111-lloor oold-...U.r flai. They ~ alone fine and ll1lve never asked uis ror
apythln&. 1be girl'• family has money
btJt llley are not "" spealdntl lenns.
LMt week Ht! flokt. UI tllat Melanie ' ts pregnant -four·and·a-baU months.
She will have the bab)'' and wiU ttien
put it up for . adoptton. r couldn't
believe my ears. According to them
they want a family . but not yet.
I olrtnd lo take Ille baby bul they ,
ANN LANDERS
slid, "No -if we tee the chiJd we
oiight ftnt, M and ttit would spoil our
programming." So our r Ir s t
grandchUd wUl be bom in February,
and he will be given away like a kit·
ten . I say these kids are crazy. They
wookl. make wonderful parents. Please
help me to li*':IUade them a·gajnst
doing this monsirous thing -JUST
CRUSHED
DEAR JUST: You are r1~l!t Jthout
one thine -the kld1 are crn;-y. But
you are wronf aboat io1·~r .1····1!: e'se -
tbe)' Woold aot make wunC:erful
parre•t•. A eoaptt. who wOuld ,tve
1way tltelr dilld becaate Ibey doa't
w1at &o "spoil their pr:o&rtm.m.~11'
1oand like pretty poor p • r e • t
material.
Of eourte this 11 1 moa11ro111 thine.
hut Jt It their dectstoa to mate aod JOI
1hould 11.aJ out of h.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : Lail week
a f"itad Of trilne underwent surgery: l
had to take two busea on a awelterlng
afternoon to drop my Childret' off It
my mother's house sol could ao to the
hospital to visit this woman.
She treated me in a very i.00.ifferent
manner, in fact I had a Hard time
kee~ the conver~ion goine. After
a few attempta to be cheerful, I left. l
nlentioned this to I 'mutual friend and
1he aaid Ile worn.-. had treated her
the same •ay the day bef'ore. .
Ju,,t becou,,e a person Is ill does it
givt hlm itle right to be ungracious'!
Apparen<ly "°""' folkl think so. Do
you? -HURT F£ELINGS
DEAR HURT: People 10 to tbe
bupltal \ecaaie · fiit,~ are tick, aot
becaott they are i.ae1eme, Th'Y need
~at. ·~ compan)' ...
The penoa Who lt iaek)' tnou(b t.
Jtave &ood be1ltb 1ometbne1 for1ett
t.bat eonverutktl takes ener&Y. Sick
folb need thelr eaerc to recuperate.
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Mott well·meanln&: lndlvlduals wou ld
do their hotpltallzed friends 1 favor II
they stayed away ind came to \.'IAU
them alter they come borne.
DEAR AtiN J..ANI>ERS ' I learned
somethJng ftom a Deighbor yest.erday,
l felt like a fOol not being able to
figure it out for mygeK. It 's so simple.
If ft mothers woukt use our he&ds in ·
i;tead or our vocaJ cords everyone
would be better off -especially our
ctUkiren.
When • child )eavu the h<AAt the
mot.her should s1y, "I want to know
wibere yOu are g1lng. VeUi mtist be
home Ill 4 o'clock." Thi! Is an excellent
way to teach k:id1 that ltley' are
responrible for ttlemselves. And it CAD
save a lot of> yelOn!J pnd 'palr<line ol
lhe neig!lborhood. Try 11, Ami,~ D. C.
MOM
DEAR MOM : TlwW Jo. Ille .....
pllmeDI, rm bey•IJI) ti•• '..ild-iearlDt •1•, IN!t ru ld(,"'Y, diu'lllir. :
How will you know -.i the real
thin& co~s tlotrg?..Ast Am Landers.
Send for hit bootW "Love or Su and.
How to Tell" tile Difference." Send 3'
cenu Jn1 CClil> aod '.• \ollll • ..-~.
dtt-, ltami>«J oovelope will ~
requelt.
Arin Landers will be pd to he4p l'Oll ,
with your ..-obloms, Send tllem to her'
In ctte ol Ille DAILY PILOT~
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·Libra: Patience, If
Kept, Brings Results ....
FRIDAY Lont·dlotaoco com-
SEPTEMBER 13 mUlllcatlon,trMel...-_,._ Get -· Woll lor 1--~-~ llYllNEY QMAllll n,ht alpol, 1nod. lY potlllll
~ -~-.... -~·-ond l>oc)lulb.11>oro ia •• ...,. ,... "'.-"'~ lndkation of 1tltimaq IUC·
bis -Y· . .ANolocy -, ~ the w.ay,.. "";> • .---SCORPIO (O<t. 13-N<w. A1UE8 (-21-Apr!i !l): You ,_ve m<n1 aru1
19): You get lll'<>llld, ll*t tlnandal encourogemen~
people, """""' ... ~. ~ lo pulh -m p-. OIMoui!T, tllll 11 an oct!Ye oblip-. Your mllnl
time. You are d)'l>Elllc aru1 -.come lo t<tefront.
.IOclaL MIJ!7 comment that You -1 lo m<n pertODI
)'O!I _,, ---lnpoet. Go eheod.
Illa -of luMr, llAGITl'ARIUS (l'loY. 22-
TAUBUS (lq>rl ~ Doc. 21): Acceot on the
20): Slnu oa wlllllllee -1~tenire out <i 1etal
.. ,prcUc:t your ~. tangles. Clear away ~ en.la to b • m'iamdef'stmclnp:. 1hia ii
.-, !<>fall yrey to ftat--1libed by a 1 k Jn &
lor7. Bo <hMmlnl -que-. Get .. ,.,...., and beinC b'llllh. You lie tlue tbtn pr:eceed with verve,
lor p!MMn-bul looep feel <lriginality.
oo cround· CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-
Gl'lMINI <Ma, II.Juno Joo. 19): Worl< metbod• oro
20)1 Be.,.... d perllODI! ~ You may be ~ance. Yau may · be wa.tfng .time 'oD. nonessen·
Giiied. "'°° to ·191*. •te ttals. Tate time tio review,
viewt, Neeet.IM'y to be COO· Your effortl. a r e ap-
lldeat, -. UJnlr eycle predated by _~n -now
ii blgb: Y<>U b&w more in ctve yourself eome credit.
YOID' !aver ' thu la im· AQUARIUS (Ju. 20-Feb. ~CEii (Jooe 21.J'uly 18): Bo -., °""" to
22): Be r~ve to kleas. aiggesttons. Aooent on
StimullClcn nc.ived • t meauiJltlM <hange. Deal
opec1a1 -meeting or wtth -· listen IOd tlleot«. MlotaR -y to be leom. But "'1oo get _,,.,,
too Dtenl. M e • n I un· your own viewpoint. Day
dentand l)t!lboll, .utllizo feallure• exdlaoge ol idea1.
' Helping Hand to Israel
Spicing their tea with Middle Ealllem llavor are members of Harbor Chapter
of Hadassah, who are planning a membership tea Sept. 18 in the home of Mrs.
Ron1ild Sbef, Costa Mesa. Mn. Barry MicbaellOll tests the tea while Mn.
Leooard Rubin and Mrs. Stanley Gottlieb (left I<> right) check' tticr Israeli
information brochures. The club offeni assistance I<> the state of lirael, and
any Harborlte interested in hearing more about the club'1 efforta Iii~ call
Mrs. Jack Chapman at ~1379 or Mrs. Rubin at 1162--079. '
Family Picnic Attracts Institute
ima,inlltlon. A d>ange iJ PISCES (Feb. !-
due. 20): K~ is to be frlank -A picnic lunch with S'Wim-itiated when the institute tln&ton Beach tone fl Mr.
LEO (July ~A"uc. 22): and tio face ilsUe11. No day ~ Mi games to follow meets Tuellday , Sept. 17, in and Mn. Jame• Shll1er.
Accent on aocial activity. for beating about the 00.sb. will be eniOfed by members the KniQhta: ol Oolumbus Alao attending Weft mem-Best to entertain et borne. S•y what you mean-meen Hall, West:m.imter. A 11 Love enters picture. You what you a.ay. JI! 8 m 11 y of the H-oly E u c b. eris t Oatholic women in tl:le area hen of m. othel' 1mtJ.tute1
give ,anct receive affection. members will follow your Institute 220 and t h e i r who would like more detailt oom.Jrlalnl tbe d i 1 t r i c t .
Pleasant lll1'pri6e 1 i II: e 1 y example. Be at your best -families. regarding the institute may Chalrmt111 for 1be tea were
through dlildren. Sb ow then J'(ltl win. The Westminster group call Mrs. William Carey, Mrs. William Hutter and
gratitude-be matme. IF TODAY JS YOUR will rather Sunday, Sept. 15, membership chairman, at Mra. John HUI.
VIBGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): BIRTHDAY you are a frank ln the Orange Clty Park. Ar-537-8162. Among ottler dvitles
Study, review aspiriatkms. iindJvidual, concerned· with ranging the outing .are the Mrs. Austm Aker . concluded thlJ monUl wu a
Accent on ambition and bow improving conditions fQr die MmN. Antonio Rodnigue, reelected grand direcboc -and symposiwn for new officers
to fulfill it. Element ot underdof. You would maj[e Duane O'Neill , R i c 1h a rd a member of Ho J y hosted by Mrs. Jolm M<1.ltby,
deception could be present. tine labor negotiator -and Coward, Roland Champagne Euchartst, was honored dur-junior past president, and
Get to heart ol matters. You now· are due to begin and James Turcotte. ing a tea and reception in attended by past presidents
· •. ~Truth today lends stn!agth new pba9e d activity. New members will be in-the gardens of tlhe Htm-of the group.
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.;··· lm'RA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22):
SC Junior
Auxiliary
Hosts T$a
Tl'ojan Junior Auxillaey lo
expecting more than .ioo
women graduate. fro?Duilb.e
University of Sou t b ¥'r n
California to attend tta
membership tea Sunday,
Sept. 15, from 2 ID 4 p'.m. in
the Encino home of Mr1.
Jack Malouf.
All the guesta w e r e
recommended for pr~
visional membership by ac-
tive members, camp u 1
organizaticms and tbe USC
faculty .
. Gree tin& the alumnae ·will
Beauty Salons
Night Owls Flocking
To Polynesian Party
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Weaving
Looming
Weavinl on a backltrap
loom and 1plnninc will be
NICbt Owls are plannlnl turtnc the music of Ille Pill· demonriratod bJ J-(Mrs ,
!<> "IO naUve " oo Sunday, aloba1. produced by Mill HllCB> TUbnan wben the
sept 11, at the Senior <,;n. Vlrcinla Paul and -Fountain Valley Ar ts Wiii'• )lecreaUon Cenlal"ln' gfaplled by Mill Lura Mc· · AllOCl&tlon meata at I p.m.
Newport Beach. • Kl:We. • · MQOdoy, Sept. 18, In Foun·
A Pol,yntlion llinl wlll.be_ 1 Mr. and· Mn. G<or1e taln VlllllY Rip School.
otapl by Hoot 'N Hoiler Colour!• of Conina-<lel Mar· Mrs. Tl!lm .. , who hM
Boolt •tartlnl at 2 p.m. will be on band to accept woo 1everal llnt prizes at
Muu muua and erua,. tk1rU tb6 8')aual doaatioo to the the Or•na:e OmJnty Fair, will
are the 1ugge1ted attire City ot Hope, made poesible wear a woven. dre11 for
and Aloha, the word of by tho dnnatiOIU of white whfdJ she -aw•ded one
'1'MllDI for th-attond' elephanlJ &fven by mem· of tile prize<,
in1. . • ben and !rlonda and dil· She uaes wool, 1ynthetie1,
A JllO,,..,. called Tbo played on the City o1 Hope natural llbert and bark in Maile <i Poiynl1la wW be tabll at each' rneetinS. her weaving, and many of ~ by Netula, fP· Mra. Clarence Rains and her creatiOns have been
· Bridge Class
her committee will serve displayed iD Bowers Mu·
refrtshmenta from tables sewn and the Laguna Art
decorated with a Hawaiian Gallery.
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9""'" 1ee1on1 tor beJin· Anyone tntuested may FAVORl...,S
-. and b • ffl • d in· call Mr1. Geer&• L. Stow· ,.
termediatel will be offered ert, president of the Roost,
i<r 10 weeu, 1 taru 911 :at:;.:m.:::::7386:=::.========F:::IR:::S:::T:::, :::FA=ST===; Tbunclly, Sept. 19, at 111•1.
May Co., CCMta M e.1 a.
Virp.ia Reagan, AOBL llfe
maoter, will be the In·
atroctor, and tile dlarge is •1 PO< lelom.
TOPS Club
Finley'• 1chool multipur-
pose room it: the setting for
the meeting of Trim-Vue
TOPS Club of Wesbnlnster.
The eroup gather. at 7 p.m.
every Thuraday.
TO ALL SCANDINA YIANS
AN INVITATION
To 1ttend •n lnform1I G•therln9
to le1rn about the
VASA ORDER OF AMERICA
Which w11 or9ani1ecl in Connecticut in 189•
P11t-Ch1irm•n Eino Ollil1
•t his hom•
s.turdcry honl ... Soptltllbor 14
1'11m1 call: !141-6543 .. !141-1411
STEREO SENSATION!
The colorful sound of
Orange County Music
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electric buffet -.iring
can be the .aswer. Buffet
atyle aervin& ii a natural
when guesta outnumber the
places at the dining table.
Southsn Call for nia -home tcOllOitti&t.,
Miu Marsarot Parmele&
MD dilcull tile bietay llnd
-<i Italbn cookiDg
and -it m~ be adapi.d to•ltalianbodet.
PNOWWW tn .. EdillOll'I
Eloctrie Uv1oC a.mer , Run· tlncton ae.:11, •e 1111.ted for
Sopt. le, 18 ml 13 at 7 p.m.
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We bring back the 30'a blonde look of
Garbo, Lombard, Harlow-and take it right
into '68 with the softest pastel toning colors.
'IDitlwut pel'O:ride. Nice Change color won't
rub off, lwforweeks, can be refreshed
whenever you wish. And tones
IOllli&bl!modhair lnj111t lO minute&.
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(After 5 p.m. $2 .50)
Fri.· Sat.· Sun. $1.00
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--S ummer's Last Fling Ends i"n Oz-land
FATEFUL ENCOUNTER -"You'll never get past
my door," shouts the Wicked Witch of the West,
played· by Debbie Riopelle (left) during the •!aging
of the Wizar.:d of Oz. 'J-oro, (Jamie C1endirlln, center)
and Dorodiy (Nora Bailey) look doubttul.
By KAY LARSON
OI .. 0.llY ...........
It w-. a cotton candy end
bubble-sun> Cl'Ol'(d lhat mJll.
ed on the bot pavement at
ttJe HOlilor Area Glrlo Club.
The """'¥&1-<plrtted tiny
facfll were babbbg l\'itb the
e.s.cttement that comes of
bavillo< live nid<eb to spend
and all .tternoon to do it to.
CoelebraUng a u m m e r
before It di£appeared, 1lle
yOIJlllllll<n lound a wb~
piayjrOUM lull Of sud>
delltlbte .. tile wot 61>0•8•
tbrow, the paint-your-face
bootb, botue tnock-over and
a roving clown.
·The real play siopper o!
the afternoon was the hour
when the Yellow Brick Road
wws Jam out and Dorothy
and !rteods began lhenc
adventure beyond the rain-
bow. Rewritten by Kalhy
Donovan aOO Mary Gordon,
the play was a smeshing
soocess from tile viewpoint
of tile young audiences, who
stood in Ioog lines to see
their own friends from the
Girui Club playing the roles .
Coordinated by the
seventb and eighth grade
Jels, tile a!f<rnooo coold be
clMSifl.ed as a cru6hing suc-
cess. GC Director Mrs.
Gleam MW1lhY e.Wmated a
turnout of 300-350
youngsters an thronging the
pavement.
But behind the playful
front there lurked a serious
P'JlllOOI!. The Girls Club
begaz) the first of its annual
carnivel& ttlree years ago,
boping to raise enough
money to solve ooe ot their
most cumbel"80me problems
-trensportatiOO. The club
hopes to purchase a bus to
save voltmteers tihe problem
of carting youngsters to the
many circuses, swim
Lake Arrowhead
DAR Members Gather Harborite·-1-'
FACE PAINTING -Joenn Espinoza (right) shows
Cindy Purdy some of ttie finer points of ttie facial
art while Jan MacKenzie looks on. The ·children
paid their nickeli;: for the "privilege" of using the
booth's supplies.
parties, fitness conferences
and other activities the club -· For the carnival, the club
depended on a handful of
r e g u l a r staff members,
several women volwiteers,
·and the entire Jet sectioo,
openite Ille tid\et sales,
made the detailed costumes
hr the play and aet<d fn
several of. tbe parts.
Their bard work may not
qualify the girls for a plaee
in the Jet Set, but in a few
year6 they might have a
bus.
who were complimented on11;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,I lhelr elforts by ttJe staff.
The Jets chose and con·
structed the bootih&, helped Think
ites PANT SUITS
• Bride 1ms
For Southern Council When Marlene Wilson Mrs. William Pesdlelt of Think
became the bride of William Newport Beach.
Officers. regents a n d
delegates representing 6,000
members of the Daughters
of the American Revolution
from 85 Southern California
chapters will gather at the
Disneyland Hotel Tuesday,
Sept. 17.
Mrs. LeRoy Conrad
Kaump of Fullerton, state
vice regent, Ca 1 i for n i a
Sociefy, will preside at the
Soutllern Council. ·
The meeting, beginning at
10 a.m. will commemorate
Constitution Week. Sept. 17
marks the 18lst anniversary
of the adoption by the
Constitutional Convention
and signing of that famous
document.
The host chapter will be
the Santa Ana group, led by
Mrs. Julian Eberhart. Dr.
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Mesa Rebek&h
Every first and tt:itrd
Tuesday of the m o n t h
members ol Mesa Rebekah
Lodge a&6emble in Odd
Fellows Hall, Costa Mesa,
at 8 p.m.
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Adolph Peodlelt Jr. of Giles T. Brown, lecturer and Newport Beach the Rev. Now booeymooning l n
cBairman of the department Or. Francis Ellis performed Mexico, the newlyweds win
of American History at the nuptials. rf:l5ide in West Lo8t Angeles
California State Co I leg e, A retired pastor of the and continue their studies. W•~lffMMl"lu. "'~ ...
Fullerton, will be luncheon United Church of Oirist ~;;,;;;;;;;~;;;,;;;;;;;~========= speaker. Coogregatioo of Claremont,lr
Highlight of the confab Dr. EUiJ also performed the
will be the awarding of the nuptials fur the bride's
DAR Americanism Medal to parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Borsook, MD, PhD, Frederick Clemens Wilson
professor e m e r 1 t u s of of E ncino 28 years ago and
bi o c h e m i s t r '1 from . offi"cia.ted at the wedding of
California In s t l tut e of her grandfather, Frederick
Technology, now on leave at Clemens Wilson to his se·
UC Berkeley. A naturalized cond wife.
citizen, Dr. Bors o o k The new lv"Lrs . Peschelt is a
developed MPF, a non· junior at Marymount
perishable multipurpose College and her hw:;barid is a
food costing only three cents Senipr at the University of
per serving which has been Southern California where
widely distributed he is majoring m ·business
throughout hunger and administration.
poverty areas by the Meals 'The ceremony took place
or~• EAR,l Y DINNER • PRIME RIB
USDA Choice Beef,
Seled, Chol~• of Ore11in9,
B•••d Poteto, Our 'Own
Ch•••• lreed, levere9e.
Serv~ 6 ho ' 01ily.
ON THE DINNER J95
DANCING NIGHTLY IN THE
VERSA ILLES LOUNGE
FOR RESERVATIONS CALL for Millions Foundation. in the gardenEi of the _M~rnmi _ s •. ss ion in·. Wilsons' Lake Arrawbead • 642-4840
structions !or· 'the -wOr"k pf "e<tate: · Parents ·-.r t Ire ' -, · 1617 WISTCLiFf DRiVI;' NnvPolT ·well·'
~e forthcoming, year wit! be bridegroom are Dr. and
chairmen. A parliamentary
law class will be given by
Mrs. J ames Derrell Smith.
The next council meeting
will take place Nov. 19 in
Pasadena .
Half Sizes
So many
becomint
suit stylasl
So many
wondorful
fal:triul
All oped ally
proporrianM.
All di
Haff-SI••
Shop. "' ·. '\•
.. .,... block north of 11th St."
HOURS: 9:311.5:30, Fri. to 9
• 1805 NEWPORT BLVD. .. COITA MQA
AIM 224 Or•p,.. Meri, ~I..,._
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We pirated this goodle
from the boys ••• It's wild,
wonderful and outrageously
flattering. Lush, yummy
leathers In: black • brown •
bone • yellow • pink •
grey • blue • ple.tlnum •
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r ANAHEIM CENTER.
COSTA MESA • SOUTH COAST PLAZA
TbursOlr. Stpttmbtr 12. 1968 DAltY PILOT; l §
Nuptials Planned In Ohio
Mr. IDd Mn. Arll1ur c. M!!I llalnee II a graduate ln>m Ohio Stole Unlwn!ty
-ol -.na and oL Ne..,,ort llorbor· High and -!or In ,._
-ly ol Corona do! Mar School IDd tlle UnlV<ni"' ol w!UI • U.S. Navy. He will '' attend tht ·Graduate Scbool bava ..,.Ull<ed 111• ""!!"!•· Colorado wlltre abe rocelv· o1 111• Ualvar11ty of Min·
m<mt ol tllelr delldlter;Ml:to od ber BA In ooclology. Siie n ... ta _..be recotv«l ao Polly Halnea to llobert E. .~ ......... ... attended 1111 Unlvenl,ty ol --•· ~~ ~. ~,:; :,00 w~: so• the r n Ca 11 torola ---'--"-----
Jngt..,, Ohio. Graduate lJd>OOl,aoc1 io'a Kida Like to
A July, 19119 wedclbC k _,er In M-ey Park.
being planned In Wilm Her Oance received bl< BS 'JU k Andy'
lilgton. fn bualnesa admlnlstrMloo .:.:_~~~~-·~--~~~~~~~~~~~-. '"" .
This is the year of the mink coat •••
and at Buffums' you can select from
many styles from four greatdesignera
At Buffums ' you ha ve a choice. Full length coats. Strollei coats. C!reutar
and vertical styling. New silhouettes. A·shapings. Full or half belll.
Exciting new collar treatments, unusual trims, beauti ful borders and buttans.
All are from the finest fur designers ••• Bertolini, Mia Miiii, Mr. John
and Mademoiselle. All designs are exclusivel y ours. Best of all, once
you've chosen your mink coat, you can take up to 361111111lhs lo pay.
All furs are uncooditiDnally auaranteed.
f 11 r Salon.
F111 Pfodilttl Jabeitd to ltlow GOlll.'1 • oll&ln ot lmpartld ftnl .
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RT Units Step Into A Flurry of New -Activities
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OOMING UP : Roy H . Aaulm. pqcltolOllll, will
~ to th• area
eoul!Rlon at 9:3) a.in.
Wedn11doy, Sept. 18: Jn
tbt Wettmin.Qr Civic
C.lor.
:.i.revalos PTO
Mn. B. J. Worb
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Roy Guite1 character and
1plrltual: Melbi
' Hnabara, chUd care;
Jama previck and B.O.
Priltel, courtesy: Walter
Vatel and Warren
htersoo. finance; Roger
Anderaon, Founder'• Day;
Mort Shea. healtb and
wetfire ; William R o m o
and David Schonleber,
home and cultural arts;
Hal BuUer and Harold
Becker, hospitality; Tom
Carron, Frank Uouston aild Michael Myera, inside
publicity; n.y L • e ,
honorary We; Le st er
W a I I, magazines a n d
James Innes, and Lee
Breidenbadl, mem·
bership.
COMING UP : Board FV High PTA
rueeliDI on~. Sept.' Mn. WUliam lllaao•
17, to discu• t b. Pr 'd t beltbtp dri eSJ. en ~ ve. COMING UP: Board
College View PTO
Mn. Joaepll Wood.lord
Preaident
COMING UP: Meet The
Teacher• i1 theme for
first PTA meeting at 7::r>
p.'lll. Tumday, Sept. 17, in
tte kindergarten room.
Refreshments and a sociad
hour will follow .
Eader PTA
Mrl. Darwin Zirbel
Preaident
-OOMING UP: Board
meeting Tuesday, Sei>t. 17.
Meetings have been
cbaoged from the last
Tµesday of the month to
the third Tuesday, w that
interested board members
can attend the Huntington
Beach Union High School
Board meetings.
educat io n : William
Brockman, pro & ram;
<Jlarlel Upot, publicity;
R o b or t Chamberlain,
record bOO!t, IDd Frlllk
Pope and Kenneth
DeJlllio, telephone.
Fulton PTO
Mn. Gerald HU
P~tident
COMING UP: Meotlnc
tonl&hl >nd Mooday, Sept.
16, at 7:30 p.m. COD•
cernJna: the school b o n d
election ... Board meeting
at 9 a.m. Wednesday,
Sept. 18. ' Bowling
league b&Jin• at noon
Tuesday, Sept. 24, il:I Kona
Lane• Cost.a Mesa.
REPOiiTS: Oflicera for tb•
coming year ~e th~
Mmes. Gerald HiJ:, JJreSI•
dent· Donald Wiiiiama
and A. Clyde Eaton, vice
president&; Gart
Spell.man, secret·ary, and
Paul Webber, treat;urer.
Lamb PTO
Mn. Pet.er Barbolak
Pt03ident
Lanes, Qoltli M&aa. F«
roore informaUon, you
may call Mrt. llqmond
Hart 1t MT-756&.
REPORTS : Board haale<l • Iuodleon for .aB. new IOd
returniug teacher•.
Nieblas PTO
Mn. Rlch1rd Wllllelm
President
REPORTS: Boll!'d ho1tod a
beek-twcbool Sarbeque
for t.aober1 and new
bu 11 d Jn.a educational
leader, Donald Hendricks. "
Curtodlans Jame• Beatty
and Rod Rlch•rd s
barbecued the ham·
bur1m.
Oak View PTA
Mn. JI. Brace TltnU
President
REPORTS: Boord ~ a
coffee b fir•t momlnc of
school in the tuc:ber•'
lounge, as1l1tTd by
'Sbermaa E. EllloU, pr1o-
cipal.
Tamura PTO
Mn. Lowtll Brlnl<
'You're a Lamb If You Attend the Dinner'
meeting at 9 a .m . Tuesday,
Sept. 17, ln the ltbrvy.
Child ..,. will be pro·
vided.
REPORTS : Boa.\! a n d
chairmen h o 1 t e d a
Potluck Welcome Bsck-to-
ecbool Luncheon for the
faculty. . . Chairmen
ratified an: ttie Mmes.
REPORTS: Board members
hosted a luncheon for the
faculty . . . Chairmen
ratified are the M m e 1.
William Creed, Fred Pep-
pers, Kenneth DeJulio,
Alice Eggers and Gtorge
Weed o ck , hospltality;
David Stegner, interna-
tional retations a n d
American Field Service;
Ricllard Ben,.iic!, Joseph
Valenti, Gerald Hix,
Rudolph Le B 1 an c and
Joseph Gutowski,
membership; Joseph Dit·
te, Benedict and 0 . W.
Mohundro, n e w s e tte ;
Eugene Shuster, p a r e n t
REPORTS: "Mary Had A
Llttle Lamb" was theme
Of teachers' lu ncheon
hosted by PTA board.
Pledge of A!leglaDCi! and
invocation waa given by
Mrs. Carl Cunningham,
teachers representative
nn tbe PTA board. Special
guf.lfllta were Dr. Edward
W. Beaubier, 1uperin.Wi-
deot of the Fountain Val·
ley School DiJtrict; Mrs.
Mike Tayler, district sec-
retary; Dr. Dale Coogan,
deputy superintendent in·
1tructional services, and
William Crane, Fountain
Valley School B o a r d
Trusree. Entertainment
was provided by the Foun·
tain Vatley W~an's Club
Chorus Trio~/ the Mmes.
Richard Kingsbury, direc·
tor; Mike LoClcero; R. E.
Lyddon and Fred Fund,
ac-compa.nisl.. Dan Dolatl,
b u i l d i n g educational
leader introduced t h e
teachers and the board
memberti. Chairmen for
the event were Mrs.
William liayes and Mrs.
Robert Taylor.
Presideot
REPORTS: The Mme 1 .
Chris Schneider, Lowell
Brink, C. E. Stewmon and
R. T. Harney 'lDet lo
disclls• th• budget . . •
Board hosted a Teacher's
Lundteon IDd pr<eeolA!d
gilts to the -en for
th< firll day of ocltool .••
Board members are the
Mmes. Brink, pre1ident;-
Bireb Matltbews, vi c e
president; Will Romine,
secretary; Chris
Schneider, treasurer C. E.
Stewrnon, historian and
publtcity; Wayne
Mc Grady, parllamen·
tarian and parent educa·
lion ; James Buddingb,
health and welfatt: Elias
A I car a z , hospitality;
Jooies Schendel, library
aid; Wayne Hanlon, me·m•
be rs hip ; F r e d Foutch,
newsette ; John Smith,
parent aid; Richard
Gillum, room represen·
tative; Maurice Corson,
scholar.ship; John Huff,
student activities, a n d
Robert Riese, ways and
means.
All families within the bowldari9" ol Lamb Scllool
Jl'B invited to meet teachm and other personnel
when.Jbe PTO stages a nlckel+dip buffet dinner
Tbunda,y, Sept. 19, in !he scbool mu!Upurpose room.
Testing their culinary talents are (left to right) Mrs.
Fred Funk, ways and means chainnan who is in
charge of arrangements, Mrs. D<>nald Heberden
and Mrs. Donald Willson.
Orientation Aided by Coffees, Barbecues
Adams PTA
Mrs. cart Leuek
President
REPORTS: Board mem· ' ben h osted 1 wel·
comet u n c he on fortht
1 ta ff last Friday. Mn.
Carl Leuck, president in-
troduced. ttie new board
members, and R o b • r t
Miller. princi p•l in-
troduced his staff. Plans
for the year. Hlcludint
Back·to-Sdlool Njgbt were
discussed.
Balearic PT A'
Mn. Clluki Cook
Prelkleot
REPORTS: Officers fur tile
year . ..-. lhe M ~ e-s .•
Cbules Ciok, pr<>idedt:
All.an Otborne, mem·
berahip; David Eisemnt111,
way1 and meaN: James
Cutler, ·tn:a1urer; David
Wa(nl!:f and G e r a I d
Miller, secretaries
Gardon Cannon, auditor:
Jama Wood , ~an ;
o ·scar Sabar1ky,
P"'~am..urian : 1 long
\vitti Jamee Wood as pro-
& r .am chairman. Com·
mittee chairmen an the
Mmee. A. F . Rodd and
Jame1 Sutton. newsette:
Cannon. publicity; Jury
Moren o , . hospitality;
Philip Handieman, room
rep res enblive; Seth
Oberg. telephone: Jack
Ch.apmen, a rt s and
posters ; Walter David,
}egislation : John Nolan.
parent education ; Mark
Hurwitz, safety education:
Richard D a,11 i el a on,
magaz.ine , and John
Bates, health and weUare.
. . . Mrs. Cook. president
boiled the firet board
meeting. . . . A we\c-ome
luncheon was held last
Friday fOf h teachers
md new principal. Arttur
~.
Canyon PTA
Mn. Dennis Miller
President
OOMJNG UP: Beanies will
be sold after acbool Moo·
daiy, Sept. 16, in the office.
Mr•. Tim Lynch, ways
IDd ""'""' cltainDal1 will
assist.
REPORTS: Board meetin&
... ., beld last week. Plans
for the yeu were formed.
. S.Ck-4<>-school Lun·
cbeon w~comed new ud
returnJng faculty.
College Pk PT A
Mro. Burl<l&h Bunbem
President
COMING UP: Bo a r d meetint at 9:30 a.m .
TllOlday, Sept. 17, tn h
multipurp>se room.
R E P 0 RTS : Orientatioo
bru.ncb at Costa Mesa
High Scboql hosted by the
Mme1. Al Hunt, Robert
-· W!llian\o. Yolicb, James Schafer and
Burletgb liursM!n ... An·
null PoUuck luncheon
was held last Frida-y for
~ memberL Mts.
John wen., boopitalily,
Mrs. Willi.am Y e I i c h •
social and Mrs. 0 o n
Bruneau, art ct.airman
hosl<d.
CdM High PTA
Mr1. Alexander Black
President
REPORTS: Member«
hosted a luncheon for 12S
aiministrative. teachers
and custodial stall lasl
Friday. Mrs. Jeck
M ick elson. hospitality
ctiairman was in charge ..
.. Board meeting was held
today in the faculty
lounge.
CM High PTA
r.tra. Omer Isner
Pttsident
COMING UP: Luncheon at
10:30 a.m. Thursday, Ocl.
3, at the Edison Co. Elec·
bic Living Center. Hun·
Ungt.on Beach , .. Bridge
marathon a n d bowling
lea&U-e 11 the Kooa Lanes.
Free baby-1ltting and car
pootg 1vailable. Further
The Tee Tattler
infunnation i1 available
fr001 Mrs. R. R. Hansen
atMS-7837.
RE P 0 RT S : New ad-
ministration w a s in·
troduced at the August
board meeting. They an
Frank Lopes. principal.
Don Achziger, assistant
~,and W i ll iam
Vaugh, vice principal.
Estancia PTA
Mn. Mut Goodyear
President
OOMING UP: Board
meeting at 12 :45 p.m.
Tuesday, Sept. 18, in the
faculty lounte.
REPORTS: A ge t -1 c-
qu.ainted luncheon hosted
last Friday by board
members for the faculty
and ataH. Guests were Dr.
W i 11 i am Cwminghrun.
superintendent of t h e
Newport-Mesa Un if i e d
School District, Norman
Loat, Lest« Schuck and
Kevin Wheeler, associate
SUperintendenU. ~ ... Mrs .
GoOdyear, pf es id e'!l t
hogted the August board
meeting. Mrs . Rober l
MacF'arland, "first vice
preside!lt outlined pro-
grams for the year. Serv·
ing on tftis committee
were Mr g • W. L.
Dampbell, Mrs. Henry
Lee, and F1oyd Har-
ryman, principal. . . .
Mrs. Robert M o o r e ,
magazine chairman an·
nounced tbat the
California PTA magazi ne
b<:s been d..iscontini.: 1
Those wishing the Na-
tional magazine may con·
tact her at 646~.
Harper PTA
Mr1. Barry Kohout
President
COMING UP: Joint school
meeting for Harper PT.-'\,
Mariners PFO a n d
Newport Heights PTA will
be cooduct:ed at 7::rl p.m .
Thursday. Sept. 19. in
Mar i ne rs School
mutti1lurpose room . Dr.
W i If i am Cunningham ..
superintendent of th e
Ntwport·Mesa U n if i e d
School District and his
wile will be g u es t
1peakers. Refreshments
will be served.
REPORTS: Board meetln,2
as held yesterday m the
home. of Mrs. Marshall
Stylls .... Coffee and cake
wu served last Fri<!ay lo
the teachers by bo&N
members .
Killybrooke PT A
Mr1 . Ronald Hayward
President
REPORTS: Plans for tht
coming yew were discu.s1'·
~ al the board meetlng
held laBI month. Henry
Raniet, principal spoke
on school events ... Board
member• h o 1 I e d a
teacheni luncheon 1'st
l'r1d1y.
Newport El e PT A
~tn. John Sc1pplt.
PreUloal r.
COMING UP: Board
meeting at 9:30 a .m. Mon-
day, Sept. 16: in tile
cafeteria. Business topics
will be budget and
_. chairmen respoOSl"'bilities.
REPORTS : Faculty and
staff wer-e hosted b-y Mrs.
John Scapple and board
members at a salad
lulrlleon Wlet Fride.y.
Our Lady Queen
of Angels Aux.
Mn. Joha Park
President
COMING UP: Members will
welcome Sister Michael
Ellen, new principal at a
reception Thursday, Sept.
19, at 8 p.m. in tile home
of Mrs. John Ptrk., presi·
dent. New and returning
faculty members will be
honored.
Paularino PTA
Mr1. NJcel B.alley
President
COMING .UP:. Paper driff'"·
'Tnosday, Sept. 24.
REPORTS: Aloha was tbe
theme for ttle luncheon
hooted by board members
last Friday, honoring new
and returning teachers.
Pres idio PT A
Mr1. James Ramey
President
REPORTS : Executive
board meeting conducted
in the home of Mrs.
.James Ramey, president.
Programs and ways and
means projects were plan·
ned for the com ing year ..
. . Officers and chairmen
hosted the staff to a llf>o
preciation luncheon last
Friday. Mrs. ROd Olsen.
hospitality chairman was
1n charge.
St. John Aux.
Mn. Robert Reid
President
COMING UP : General
meeting tonia:ht a1. 8 in the
school hall. Mrs. Peter
Gannon and Mn. Cbune
Lee, room motben of
class 8A will host. Officers
and chairmen will be in·
troduced. New members
are invited to attend ...
Hot lunch program wiU
begin Tuesday, Sept. 17.
Mrs. Thomas Holland is
chairman .. , Open house
from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday.
Sept. 15 ..... lee cream
soda1 featurina children's
cake -.y.alk and decorating
contest from ~:30 to 8:!1'.l
•p.m. Friday. sept. rt.
REPORTS: Officers
end chairmen are the
Mmes. Robert Reid, presi·
dent; Jamu Devlin, vice
preskientf; P1UI Doutt
md. Qwle1 Ned off .
ttenta.ries; H •rm 1 o..
S h • I 11mt. treuum :
-McConnllh, EtnJJ DeJde• and Jolm iwtl.
WIYI and mHM; Victor
Clarke, oerUamen~:
Dennil Woll, publlcity :
Bery Bow:ttt.. r o o m
motbera; Jamu Buraet.
OOIJl'ltt; Gerald Somsel
and Walter D av Id ,
athletics: Gerald Walton.
Christmas bazaar; Joseph
Perrino fashion &how :
Frank Jancek. hea)th;
Raymond Martin ,
hospitality; T h o m a s
Holland and Walter Hoff-
man, hot lunch; Reno
Pierotti. library; Robert
Dube. master calendar:
Leroy Taube . mem·
bershlp; T. W, Mathews.
popsic le ; Wayne
Armstrong, safety; Carl
principal Aity parent not
receiving an invitation to
atleod one of these cof-
fees, may contact the
school at 4.94-6300 for
further information.
LB Overeaters
Every Tuesday of the
month Overeater•
Anonymous gather at a p.m.
in Laguna Hills, Leisure
World, Clubhouse 2, dining
room l.
McDowell PTO
Beach Babes
Every Wedne&day at 7
p.m. members of TOPS
Beach Babes convene at
Huntington Beach High
School for programs.
Maz.urlk, telephone ; Ivan =========;:..= Lowry, trading st.amps,
atd Robert Schmidt ,
unifonns.
Te Winkle PT A
Mra. A. A. Johnson
President
COMING UP: A reception1 honoring Mr. and Mrs.
John McGowen. faculty
and aff will be held at
3:15 p.m. Monday, Sept.
16,1b B"~Well Hall .•
. '
Top of World PTA
Mrt Willlam Rowley
President
COMING UP: Coffee how
will bt held evenings in
members homea during
the month of September tol
acquaint the parents with j
the students home room ,
teachers and Al Haven,
Catholics
Note Sale
The Oranae County!
Chapter of the Cat.holic
Alumni Club i& planning a
guaee sM Saturday, Sept.
14. !rom 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. I
11.uchandise will include
men and women's clothing,:
f u r niture, miscellaneouf
household items. paperback.
bOoka, knick-knacks, somel
antique.s and otller usorted I
items. all to be displayed in
Westminster. Further in·
formation ls evailable by
calling Mita Pat Richardson
at 847-7532.
No Shadow
Reflected
A new Une-w1y portabl6
mirror does a shadow-fret
Urhtin& up far cocmetica ap-
plication.
It is designed to be moved
and plugged In anywhere
around the house tM woman
wishes or to travel wlth her,
a good kle1 when you COii·
sider some of the poorly
planned llghtina: found In
hotel and motel room1. Just
pack it in Its rOlm lnsu11ted
canyin& ca11e.
nie mirror weighs four
pounds and ii • rractlon less
tllln 13 hy elibt·inche1 Jn
alze.
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Oallfom1a Ooundl at Beta
Sigma Piii at their breoktut
meetinc ocbeduled !or Sun-
day, Sept. U ot JO a.m. In
tile Jombor .. R<lom at the
Newpol'lor Inn.
nopma to aoort a few
toocll®wna In Ibo "'1m.fi>&
year will be the ~ ••
active once qain after
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beiD& dirk for •w:nmer. -
The maetlnl will b •
-lded over b7 Mn. A. W.
Andenon, ).ftsldont o I
Southern Oalilornla Council
Ho1te1'1e1 will don ---.while tile football 1beme will be
carrled out llling ~--...
Reservation deacrtine !&
tiept. a. Mloa Judy Kellum b
llr.uwt dl&irJ1WI .
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HARBOR AREA REFORM TEMPLE
announces
HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES
to b• held •t
St. James Episcopal Church
J20t Vhl Lido, Newport '-II
ROSH HASHANA
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Oct. 1.2
C.ntor Herman Rusk
TIClllTS • INl'OIMATION -'42·244t
1Jgu111 Buch School of Art ind Design
FALL PROGRAM
Sll'T. JO· DIC. 7 ... , __
IO•tR IUHTZ
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FLYING HIGH Gall Kiigour
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New Wings
Pinned On
Misa Gail Alexandra
Kilgour, daughter of Mrs. R.
T. Hitt oi Newport Beach, is
beginning a career A5 an
airline stewardess for
Weetern Air LI.Des alter ber
graduation from tralnmg at
Los Angeles International
Airport. -
M1ss Kilgour also is a
graduate of Newprot Harbor
Hig!l School aod received
her associate in arts degree
· from Orange Coast CoHege.
She was employed by Air
California beiore entm.na:
the 1tewarde6& school of her
new ~Ioyer.
Nursery Announcss
Membership Openings
Immediate ...mberlblpc
... ~for porenll wUlllllc to croll t h .. l r
children in tbe Huntington
• Beach Community Nunery
• School.
1be cooperative nursery,
organiud in 1959, ha& mov-
ed to new fadlitiea in tbe
Finl Melhodlat C h u r .,. h ,
272J. l?tti St.1 wbldl provide
more space and allow for a
mOM varied' proeram.
Olesses on Tuesday and
Ttttrlday ot each week are
geared to tl!e aetlviUes of S
year.pidl, and tl!ore b a
-.. ~ '1 • 111ontti. v......-1 may be enro)led
by co~na Mrs. Robert
Eckhardt, 536-431&.
Four yev-oldl a t t e n d
ead\ MOnday, Wednoldoy
and Friday, &l1d Mrs. Ed
Chamberl, chairmM, may
be c~ at lle8·2921.
There lo a cbarae of $1J for
the three-day program.
s.rvi.c Iler aecond year
aa teacher iJ Mrs. Jack
Steidina:er, a.former teacher
In pub!lc -·
Area Catholic Women
Keep Eye on Future
'!be Conlraternity o I CCD; Siller M. Job n ,
Cllrlsti<lll Doctrine Looks supervia!or of CCD for the
Ahead will be .tile aubject bllldlcapped; and John
explored at the first general McConruck, CCD chsdnnan
lunch~ meeting of t.he for Orange County Deanery,
Arch<liocesan Council o f wtio Will speak oo the pro-
Oatbolic Women, Orange ble11\S .in the CCD program
County Deanery. caused by the population iJl-
Meetlng In SI. Jo.seph'• flwc Jnto.Orance County.
Parish . Hall, Sada Ana, Mrs. Ben Ramos --.is in
~sday, Sept. 17, women f'.' ch~ of. reservations for
will hear a panel including the event, wtlfcb will ~ive
Rt. Rev. Msgr. Leland its hostesses &om t h e
Boyer, urilltant director of Orang.e County Y o u n g
HB Mothers
Huntington Beach £lue
Star Mothers, Chapltt 2,
stage meetings the second
Monda.ya at 1:30 p.m. in
Lake Park Clubhouse.
Ladies lnatitute. Reserva-
tion dUdlint jg Friday,
Sept, 13.
Regis1rclioii will begin at
9:30 a.m. with a call to
order at IO un. All C.tl>ollc
wan.len _.. tavMed to au.end
and bring lderested guee(g,
amounced Mn. N e II
M<Elnth, president.
'Jazz at Josef's The Orqe Count1
Deanery ii active in many
clW.c and community con-
cerns, and voluoteers are
needed from every parilll In
the county, Bald Mr 1.
McElratl!.
COCKTAIL DANCING
EVERY FRIDAY -5 to 8 p.m.
-
In the Sky
Miss Stephanie Allen,
daughter of Dr, nnd
Mr1. John S. Allen of
Balboa, has completed
training as an Air West
hostess and is based
out of. San Francisco.
She is a graduate of
Newport Harbor High
SchooJ · a n d Orange
Coast College.
DAILY PILOT _j_'f
Happy Valley Parents
Schedule Orientation
Parcel a<\-lot: tile lill8toD Be.ocll. I
Ha pp y "alloy 1'ru~ ~ n f ""1MlioG ~ N~•"1' .,m take place ot 9 eorollllleJtt may be al>~
a.m. Moocloy, Sept. II, wltli liy collflli Mtf, R'O' ll<ilh,
tl!e olllc1&1 _.inc of ICbool 11112-5330., er ~. Bllllll, Iii'
ldleduled to belkt TIUB'C• 828&. Rtold .. ta ~
day, Sept. 211, llCCOrdin& to d&!ate p\117 equlpm1~
Mra, Tllomu Dilan, prec1. fundC · aisl>, may ~ • by
dent. · callinl ·"In· Roth er Mn.
Mrs. Bllnn ta l'Ojllaclng BUnn. -·
M:ni. Mickey B o er 1 m a , :::.i
whOH .f!lmily~ .. ft'W)Yff to , rt
Wulllntlon, D.C. n e • t ' Grandmothers ·
month . At noon •Y*y Mdlel1 'Ibere are openinc1
available in the two-day ThlD'Jday the N • w p 0 rt.
1esstom f o r 8-1ear-oldl Harbor Grandmotbln' ailt
wil.cb are conducted each meet&: in the NewPorttr fnD.
Tue<day and T!lwsday, and Mn. Verna J'ttt ot '42-
a waiting 1ilt 1' bei"ng may be called for .,,,.....m~
eotablil>ed for Wild 5-year· f ~ onn~.
olda who will attend !llirsery ------~
schools oo Monday, Wed-
naeday and f'riday. •
O.Hles are in &eslioo
between 9 and U:31) a.m. in
tile King ol Glory Aimerican
Lutheran C h u r c b , Hun·
San Francisco Home
Of David C. Ketchums
Home in San Francisco
following a honeymoon trip
to Vi<torla, Brltim Cohan·
bia are David Carroll
Ketcbiim and ]Ill bride, tile
-Solly-· Eym-.
1be coup I e excbanted.
wws and rinp; befon the
Rev. Dr. Howard Newman
in the Chapel of Calv.ary
Presbfterian Church, San
Fr"""1l<O.
Tile bride, daugtter ol Mr .
and Mrs. James Eymann of
P8'lm D&sert and former
residents of Lido Isle, was
(iven in marriage by her
father. She wore 811 empire
ll""ll ond carried rooebuda
witll lilieo of tba valley.
. Serving as matroo ol
honor ""' Mre. Jerry ht
<hltt ol Oakland, -.. m. law of the brl~m and
fiower girl waa · Eliiabetb ·
Meta Moller, the trl.de'1
niece.
Tile brld-. aon ol
Mr. ml Mrs. Lyle Ketchum
ol AUanba, Ga. ulted Crultt
to be hil beet mam.. U shen
WeH Kerry Ketchum, hil
biother and Tom BriOcly.
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At Opening Meeting
A .... ting at 1lle buffet Jun·
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San Frandeoo home of the
bride were Mre. James
M o 11 e r of Minneapolis,
N.illll.., the bride's lilt.er and
Mrs. Georgeanno Papec of
San Francisco.
Sped.al guest. were Dr.
and Mrs. Moller of Min·
neapolis; Mr. and Mn.
Leonard Moller ol Fresno:
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FOR ANY TOY OR MINIATURE
IN AVERAGE CONDITION
(]rooming
Poodle Groomers
Needed ! ! ! '
le«11, lllft-tan·hod,..,....
le1m en lnt.r"tln9 I proflt1bl1 prof••·
•Ion 11 • q11elifl1d I d1peH1W1 all· -
tKttd do9 9"••1111r.
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Houn: Mon thru Fri 8 am 'til Midnight Sat· Sun 8 'til &
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Coste Mesa
& Beach ArH
113 Broodwey
897-5050
ID 00~&/E~~ > < pfPOt ·
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Surrounding ArN
3260 W. IJneoln
897-5050
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Westminster
& Gard"' Grove Alwa
15041 Moron
897-6608
BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
1~1 MORAN, WESTMINSTER 897-6600
Proq>ective members and
the . a;eneral public •e in·
vlted to attend the op<dng
meeting at the Hllllllnl!l<>O
View Branch ... ol the
Woman's Natl.ooal Farm
and Garden Association.
Green thumber1 will learn
about l.Dcal s o i I Im·
provement .trom C b u c k
Peering
Around
TWO BALBOA GIRLS
otal~ ~ baokyord carmwl
--,;, .that GO 'GW!i'!il --nd
ha.Ye 1 happier b!rtlt·
day. Mias Jeanie Locke
«>Cl Miu Leslie Kepbort
planned the «vt.Ol to raise
. money ror a gUt tor Jeanie's
toster 1ilter who lives in
Taipei, Taiwan. Gracia (her
En1llah name) lives with
her mother and f i v e
brother• md 1ister1. Her
tether WM killed in an ac-
cident In a coeJ. mine la&t
year, leaving the family
without means of lltlpPOrt.
Jean.le and her tam.Uy have
''wlopted'' Gr9d& and her
r.mu, In order to aid tliom.
Secretaries
0 ran & I Couoty-H1rbor
Area L e 1 a l ~tcles
AuodaU.. meeu t h •
thin! Wedneoday of tile
moatlt 1D various places.
f'urthor IDll>rm•U.O may be
-by callU!a Ml•
!jhor<IO Dr-, -· M-. pthar ai 7 p.m.
Anderson and Jim Tring-
ham, representtne Kelloggs,
during the .meeUna; wh.lch
wilt begin at 7 :30 p.m. Mon·
day, Sept. 15, In Marina
High School
Greeting member! and
gueota will be Mn. Ivan
Nelson and Mn. E m I I
Eliason.
Ad d ltlooel lnfonnatlon
regardiag Ule many ac·
Uvllf8& ol tl>e club may be
obtained by caIIIng Mn.
John J, Mabooey, president,
IM7·7606, or Mrs. Emoet
Franklin, vice president.
IMMMS.
Mn. Mary Morrow of Palo
Alto, the bridegroom's aunt,
Mr. ""d Mn. Donald Welaon
ol Beverly Hilk and ti>•
bddegroom's mother.
nie bride, · a Coronet
Debuliant<, b a graduate at
,Scripps College, attended
Parson's School ol I>Mtgn in
New York Qty and now 18
wm-tlng tonrdl a mest.er'a
dogree In art at t b e
Un!v~ of San Frandtco.
Her bueband ta servlnC
with the U.S. Air Force, Ila·
tloned at llemllton Air
Force Base.
MARKDOWN
COME lN
AND SEE
WHAT
$199
$299
$399
WILL BUY
Values $5.00 to$30.00
SUMMER
MERCHANDISE
AU
1968 Vlnta~
ladies Sportswear • Childrons Waer
3404 VIA UDO
NEWl'OIT ll!ACH
AREA CODE
DIAL
DIREC!
it'STWICB
ASFASl
And you save money
when you call station.
to. station ... on out.
of .state calls, even
more after ·7:00 PM
or anytime durint
the weekend.
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1968 Harvest
Biggest Ever
By JOHN CUNNIFF
NEW YORK (AP)
Ameri<.wls have pa i d
farmers many blUloas ol
-In d>e'put clecade to
cut baick oo production,
whidl geoeoolly lo more
than the nation nffds, but
ttWs year'• harvest now
seems likely to be the big.
gest ever.
As a result, 9tlll more tax
mooey will be paid to curtail
productt:on nen year. But
will production fall ln 1969?
Very likely it win not If it
fotlows the trend, production
again will be hlghtt. And
worried Washingtou will
spend even more.
buaine"1IDlllO have moved
out beyond the suburbc to
farms. ~emen tarmers,
they ..-.. ltle major part
ol tllefr Uvllbood from -acti ritiel.
Factcn aJCb a. these
di&tort the farm income pie·
ture. Although net hl<:<me
per farm contiauea to rise
or remain near record bigb
levek:, around $.5,000 a year,
most family farmers are
caugtlt in a price squeeie.
Some are bitter.
INFLATION BURTS
-""-Ill o..i..rlrnelll Ma. 7 of saldp~~~·~r.:~~\':.. , ____ ~ .. Ill ......... , ....... cu..., .... -~. • .... -J.11.~ .......... ~--· ..
$lint. AM:'"C.tlfWl'M . • • c; COll'\ln O•rnt" ~E~~HAMKl s -~rblt'
It iS aoomoliet such aJ
thia that cause AmericaM to
refer t.o the farm
"problem." And Jt 1' a very
complex problem. Farmers
aa wen as burea11CFate are
uprer-lbOUf"--uie slWafi'"."on,
but nobody seems to have
tbe anawer's. Only ' ea;.
lnfiatloo cut.I deeply into
the amall farmer's income,
as il does Into that of the ci-
ty dweHer, ald many of
1hem feel helpless in dealing
witll food procesgors. They
feel their output goes cheap·
ly and that the consumer -
rather than they, the pro-
ducer ii tile chief
benB!clafy.
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SNl9"\btr S. '-11, 1Ht 1 ._ JDHl"N CMANKIM •
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LEGAL NOTICE MUWT. L.IUetT•OM ... WINTWO•TII l--~---------1•..,.,,.
1"·'11U: "' w. ""' """'· ·s.ftt .. Cl•Tlll'ICA1'1! 011' luttM•tS. -..1111 A..._ C.'"""'91. l"-:llUI l"ICTITIOUS MAMa Publlt!Md Or11111 .CO.II D1l1Y 111'/IGt, ClllTlltlCATI 01' 9\ISIMISL Tht undt<'tloned do 1:11rllf'f' tlW1 &rt A\111. 2t, Stitt. S. 1t.·1f, lHt 1ff!Mll ,.ICTITIOUS NAM• COl'ldUdll!f 1 lMlnlll 11 1•-lol1rbw •
Tiw -nllMd di:t c.erflf'f' -1'1 con-looll\l1rd, Coli. ~. C1llfOlll!1,. llNlel' LEGAL .NO'l1CE ductlnw 1 tiutl-•' 311 UNwrsllr !tie fktl!IClln nrm 111me ., V'lllDV Av..,,...., Cosl1 MIS.I, Callfemll "'21 COPV CENTEll OF COSTA MEU. lnlli-------------f ~ """ llctllioln firm ... -ot !Ml u lcl II"" It com_..::I ~ .... ftlllaw-l'-J'lllP MONTESSOAI CEN1'11E SCl'IOOL Incl IM ......... wlloM ........ 11'1 NII ... c••Ttil'ICATI o ... au11"ns.
1t111 .. kl fl,,,, 11 ocwnOOHCI of IM follow-~lac.I ot r~l.,...C. ire 11 folio-: f'ICTITIOUS NAMI Jnw .,.,...,,.., · w1toH nernes In ~ti •nd Cl>ftl•• A. Cfltudlonl, JSl7 5oufll •-1'111 ullderlltlled doll 1:11rtlf'f' he 11 ~
lla<le:I ,ol ,'!!!._~~!"',, •,•,•,0
110ws,.;. G•in-Orlvf, Slnl1 A,.., C1lllotnlt. cludhW I bullfllSt 1f Di Wnl \Mii Slr"Nl, Wl ... L ~-...,.. ,_ . All•"' J. l uldl, ,.. Clr#elencl c .. ,, """'· Callfornl1, ltlftlkr ... lie-..,. W1r, CO'lfa -· Calllornl•. A..-... Coif• -· C..JlfOrl'lll, htlClln firm n1rn1 ot HAllBO• AltTS Incl IMAYAT CAllLlll!"RG. :m Gr1r\ld1 01tlcl $es119mber ,, IHI th.It said film 11 ·com_..::I al "" fl:ilk!Wo W1y, Cos11 Ml'll, CeUlornle. Cllfttw A. O>lulll'll lfll Pl.._, wltoH ,..,... In lull ...o PW.a Dafad AutUll 1', lHI. Alfred J, II/fl:~ ol 1"911Hr1ct It 11 lalloyn: WILLIAM C. CA•LIERG 51111 ot C1lllornla, Ort"'• CounfJ': ROIE•T M. THOMPSON, 3U -h INAVAT CARLBERG On Sllltmbtr '· lffl. blfort me. • vi.11. Coll• Miu, C.Mflr1tll,
$tllll llf C1Hfornl1, Or1nwt County: HG11•\I PutHc-In ..:I fer ""Id SftN. D1tw Aueiitt 11, ""· On AutUlf 1•, lHI, btfor1 me, I N"''"' ~lly _.l'lcl Cllntfr A. Oilucllolll llOIEltT M. THOMl'SOl'I l'vblfc llt Incl IW 11111 St1h, perlOlllll'Y Incl Allrlcl J. lutdl k-,.. .... lo bl sr1h"' Clllfomll, O••ntl' COUltf'f': ...... rid WILLl#Jrll c. CA•Lll!fl.G Incl """ PlrlOftl wflos4I ... ...., ••• wburltled On Autllll 21, lNI, bltoN me •• Mot.ti'\' INAYA1' CARL!IEllG known la ml to be to 11!1 wlll'lln IMl,,_.,I Incl nttnowlfdt· l'utlllt. lfl Ind for Nici Sith, ,...._lly
11>1 ,te.._.1 wlloll n1mn , .. t11blcrlbed eel ll'lev extcutl([ 11!1 umt. """"·ed ROBERT M. THOMPSOM iu-,.
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
to 1ttt wltlt!" ln1lrum111I ond 1ckno-¥11dti• (OFFICI AL SEAL) lo me lo bl lt!t Wton Wl\Otl'' 111 .... 11
1111 tl'le\I 1x«;11ltd Ille llmf, J~ E. O.vl1 1ublulbed fo "" wllflln '"''""""""' 1/MI (OFFICIAL SEAL) Nolin' Publlt.-C1ntornl• .a.wwieo."' IM ~IClll'N llMI """'· .klHoll E. 0.'ils ll'rlncl!NJ Oltlct In (OFFICIAL SEAL) No11ry l"ubllc-Cellfornl• °''"'' c-ty JatePll E. 01v11 Prtnci.•t Office In M\I COIT\l'ntn!on l!ul,._ Nof1ry Publlc-C1Uf'l!"'l• °''"" County June 21. 191' l'rll!CINI Office In My Comml111cf! Expl-.1 Publllll... Or1nt1 (Giii OtllY l"llol, Or°tltft Coo11lv
JU<'MI ,I, U'JO ~!""lier 11, If, M ancl Odoblr J. My Conwnl11lon l!XP!ret l'UOR111ed Or11t11 Ca.ti Otll'Y l"llot, 1... 1512"'8 Ji-11, \t71 Autllll 21. 2' Ind liPltmbl1" J, 12, l"ublltl\lcl Or1nttt1 Colt! Ollly l'llot,
lNI IUMI LEGAL NO'l1CE Autu11 n. n '"" S..ltmbtr J. 1', 1--~-==""""'""c::"'~" ,,.. '°'""' sui>a1t10• COUllT o .. TM• l'TAT• OP. CAL.llfl'OllNIA. l"O• ,Ma COUNTY Ofl o•AMO• PUaLIC HEARING WILL !IE HEl..D av '"· D-Ul71 THE COSTA MEU. PLANNING COM-llJMMOMI ,...JllU MISSION AT THE CITY HALL. n "•Ir (0.-.11 c••Tl,.ICATI °" IUllMIS. Drlw. COii• Meal, Cllllornl1, on Mon-OM l'ICTITIOUI MAMl
planatkm. '
A m e r jean t.ecboo\o.gy,
wilh a support from govern·
meint agenciet, eiplains in
part the Wlure to curtail
productiOn . Sutmdie. may
cut down on acreage plairtO<I. But output per acre
erOWJ-astonishingly,
CORN DOUBLES Ft:fb!en years ago corn
output pe racft was in t h e
area of 40 bushels. 'This
ye·arr it will be more than
dQuble that figure. In just
one year, wbea.t producbcn
baa jumped 11 percent to
28. 7 busheb an acre.
American Dlustry, the
A g ricWture Department,
enterprising farmers and
90meti'mes the weather all
play a part in aborting the
hope. and plans of the pro-
duction planners. W.ooey
seemingly cannot buy a
slowdown.
This year the situation
assumes new importance.
While budget experts write
in anguisb as they try to cut
$6 billion from government
!pendfug, another billion
dollan or so may have to be
used in purchasing surplus o:llY, SIJtltmblr 13, lHI, 11 1:311 111',M., ll'l•ST AMl!MDl!D COMlll'LllMT ,.011 Tiii -.riltMd °"" Clr'llf'f' r. 11 atn-
Ot 11 i.oon •• -11b1<1 11>1n1t11r. 01vo•c1 4udl"' 1 tiu.ltlew '' '21 Jht SlrHI. crops.
•••nllnt ll'lt ro11ow1,... •110llt.1tlon1 : sUlAN PAT•ICIA MILLEll ,.lll1tHll N.-1 •••eh, C1Hlornl1, urldtr IN! lk· B'OOST, PRODUCTION '· "-' '""" Pruoentlel S.v'"" incl vs. ••uce DWAIN MILLER, JJI. 011 .... llllous firm ....... "' lll!ALTY FUMOIMG
"Food was never 90 cheap
in terms al wage rates,
quality so higll and the pro-
ducers ., hard up -1910
pric<o with -""'!"•" lo the w.aJ'f a Michlgan rarmer
puts it.
He goes on to refer to
"raw, brutal corporate
power" a reference. t.o the
processors he m~t deal
with. "Every year IOl1le
place the 5Cl'ew5' are turned
tigh"" on the producer."
REVIEW NEEDED
And he c0nttuu.es : "Of-the
last 7<enti advooe in a. half·
galloo oart.on of milk the
<8dd to fin 2·3;-1968 harvest
producer got 2/3 of a cent -
the "bigs" 6 U3 cents. And
the "brmtir got all the
headli'nes . Power1
Pressure?''
Dissatisfaction is
widespread with the current
relatlonshlps of fanner to
g<>vernme.nt and farmer to
industry. Attitudes to and
analyses of the fann situa-
tion obviOU6ly need to be
reviewed and brought up to
date.
Not everyone oan be made
happy. Perha}'.l6 there i's n<1
answer. But in studying the
American farm we should at
least known what the subject
is. It Isn't what it was 10 LOllt> A.slOClaflClft (_.. cri H•rOOr dint.· Ind ll'wll Miid firm 11 c:m-ed of !ht Tht anomalies do ftOt end Grl'IM Al>•rtmlnh toe.led ,, '1llO THI: ,.IEOPLE Of' THIE STATE OF lallowl1t1 Hf'IOll, .,_ Nml I~ tun lltCf here. Pr!-su•port ·and years ago. l'.i.r-WI~. COiie Mtsa, C1Llfll<ntel, (,flLll'OllNIA, place ol r"lcll~ 11<11 lalktws: '-"" r tl'Mil ""· •llPn fl' fflh _..,, flt ro """ •bow Mll'llCI D.+IM•nl: AICHAJllD "· AMNIGONI ol '11 Jlll crop reduct1·on programs $llowft on mlP on Ille Jn IM office al Vou ert l'Mlrebr cllr.ci.o IO IPfNlr end SI, 111 NOIWllOl'I INCPI, C1Nfor,,l1, . ' ,... 1"1-nt1r11t O••rtment, n F11r or1 .. ,, ,,,._, "" F1nt·Amtndecl com1111n1 o1 01tt0 A111111111, INI. which many people presume R d s Cothl Mesi, C1Hfornl1, lloom ,_,, bl the 1boY1 n1med olaltillff lllld Ill IM IUCHARO •. ANNIGONI 'd th f il • ecor et ... .;a..., 1nd ow111•11P1!• rnwecr to ll'lt •bow anHt!ed court 111 """ iboYa .nil!!-s1111 o1 C11t1otn11, Or"''' Countv: aJ e am Y 1'8J'mer, may
Herbert E. Bowman of
Dana Point has joined
the staff O{ Western
Title Guaranty Compa·
ny as a business deve-
loper. He will serve
San Clemente, Laguna
Beach, Newport Beach
and Costa Mesa.
R. Williams
Named Exe,c
Robert Williams, senior
vice president of United
California Ban1r:, of Balboa,
has been awainted to the
bank's exeeutive depart-
ment where he will have
g en er a I administrative
responsibility for both the
bank's law and l r u st
divisiom.
Williams, of 1500 E. Ocean
Front, is a graduate of the
University of Sou th er n
California Law School and
had been w:it:h tile bank
since 1956.
Roy Jillson
Given Post
OWMr. tel 1diofo brouthl 111111\11 'l'QV In .. 1111 Ori Autll51 11, lHI, btlor1 -· • Nollf'I' in fact be aiding the C<r· t. CNlll!IMll u .. l'tnnll Ml. (.,._.. lot oourt wll'lllR TEN dtn 1tter ll'tl tlf"'l1ct l'\lbllc 111 Ind lot 11111 51111, ~f"IOlllll)' ..,...... I It · th R Jillso , __ bee
PMllht N. LYOl'lt •nd John L. cas111on, an~ "'11111 sumrMni. 11 Hrvtcl w11f!. _,... lt!CKAll.D •· ANNIGONI .__ .,.... a•e armer. 15 every B Air Cal fl'/ n ·-n nam·
1611 WHICUff Orl\11, Suitt !11, M-rt 111 111t Ibo ... n1med county, or wllfllll lo -,:, be fM ,.,_ wliote Mme It arge, e£ficient farmers Who y ed aSflJstant manager of the IHdl. cenfon1J1. for permlulClft "' II(· THIAITV Un If Hn'lcl 1l1eWMre wtnit• lo "" Wll'lll" tn1'"'"''"' Incl • lb! r boosf Pacific Mutual Llfe lnsuran· Cll4d 11w m1111"'"'"' P1rm1u1b1e bur1111.., voo ,,, l'MlrebV notintd "''' lll'li.u Y'll'U ~'r.::~~e':L'i'eculed """ .. me. are respons e or 1ng
,,.i,111 111ow1.., 1111 OlftllfUctlcfl ,a1 • "' •-•r •NI 1111-•. said ,.111nt1H wrn Ormloh v u11 production. And it is they . . 1 t ce Company office in Corona •»-un!I -rf!ntft' cOtnPln In 1n ...Cll' tike ludll!Ml'lt lor 111\1 mo111t.,. t11m11111 N 1 ,. buc-e otorn1.1 who o•-. 1 he Air Oa.litornWl se wo del "--. z-. not "' •llCtld lllf'M '""'"· ""' cletnlncltd 1n "" -111rd •• •rllll'IO 0 ,.., u 1 II.Cl• receive records during the montti of ••I.Cl.I Section '1'90.!l•l o1 llMI MunlclHI CO(ll. \!?O" cot11T1ct. or wrn •l!OIJ' 11 ,,.,. ~rt 0P•hw;!p•~,,.~~ In subsidies. JillSOll, 1912 Holiday Road,
•• -PieM •fl•dlld •nd ITlldt • .,.rt 1ot 111\1 ,,.,.. ••llet cttm•ncttd 1n 1111 COM-,:•"l!... ""':'"·1:~-, August, one for the n1.tmber
o1 1111, -11c.111on 111c1 ttt'OINlrl\I 11 ,.w.1~1 ' m111....., "'''" The changing pattern of fl . Newport Beach, was a
toc.11<1 '' 415 Mirrlmac W1y. c"''' c11td Marcti tt. !NI. P blhlilcl M6rd! !7. ~n t o I"' Pllol !arm po-"a"•" ,·s seen oi passen gers nwn in a te·a.cl'!er for bhe Newport. M•••· c111tor~I•. w. e. tT JOHN. u ""'' N• • " ' .,.... uv.~ single month and the other a. c...-111-1 uw ...,11111 Mo. C·JMI ,.,. c1e•k A_.,. 12' 2t 1"" S.-ttmtter s. n, easilu in statistics. G_ross Mesa Unified Sdhool District s11noeu,.., nu1a. !)ol e. 17th street, fly M. J. 0,1111,., lHI 1..wa J • for the largest single day in b f coa•• Mna, c.111ani11, 1or .,..m1,11ot1 DePUl"I' c1,,.. rarm income continues-to t!be airline's 'history. e ore moving to the life in·
1o UH •1 '°' (••-" """ -• 1or 111111n o. c11rti 1111111.Mh LEGAL NOTICE rise _ It is about $50 billion T 0 1a 1 0 u m be r 0 r surance Copany. He holds lllMlllY ol new 11rlornoblln In c°"' s. Kllltff'I ~ •-~-J Slat 11,1f1Cf1en w1!h ,.,. &u1c1< A119'\C'I. ~10 UM Mulllr"""' ortw thi.s year -although the passengers d""""' the egrees wuiu ~· ose e 11•-rtv 11• lor.111!'([ ,, 13' C1brUlll, DR Mlr1M. C111ftrwl• '11M NOTIC• OF TllUITl•·• SAL• number ~ ·--ers declines. ... ~·a llege and st an f 0 rd Co~!• Mesa, Celll~rnle. Ttl• (llJI 113-1t21 Lllll N•.: 01f1Mf VI ,..,. "' month W,&S 70,326, more U , .
'· "'·"•1•11<• ..... nu111n "'-c .... n ... 1ot 1.itW...... ..,. ,.11111ttrr On F 16 ,.~~ ~1't.... 11. Ttt'rt are 10 million people than doUbk! the figure for ·llr'Vt!rsity · Ellw••d W. Mlltentiuro, '11' ,.1ul1rlno Pultlltllld Or1Me CM1! 0.Jly' ,.11111, , kid< ~~··Fl nd I F .. nor:!I .OO f nn1 W'Ko ..,.t in , .•
_. A,,,,_,_ Coo~ Me11, C~lan;:•: ~~ .. Uf1:111 n, ~it toll S.letnlltt t-It.,;;._.,..:. .a,...,;:.tti!,, 11 Tnnttl"r.,; _ QfL jif1J.(l l•J~•Wb,cJHl~,~t' 11-5·. --tbe·S8nle.-moft•& year &e&til -· •· -,,-·. "'""1UWW> to"'tonltru<:t-t rv Ull IP • lNI UNI •\llllnlu!tcl Truslft uncle 11'1111 P11r1111nt I'll come 0 " '1 on 0 Q( the •~.ftl 3 7 1 2 J 0 0 U tnf11.1 cprnPllJI In f(ldlt)on M e•l1U,.,. ' · ' ~ ' ' F' S . ~Td'frw. m•kl"" • folll ol 11 omlfi Oii LEGAL NOTICE ""Cll9d ot lrwl rtferr~ lo In"" Moll~ billion. available se&t miles flown, rrm e•~ u1.m.M .. tl at land •••• Ont 11nlf ~ .... .llf...CjttulLncloaltcl Jn; l.oolr IUO ••ff FIGURE DECE~'E ·-. ~ -mrMT1;,' • •"! roni: 's.ld ,-,o..erl\I -414 o1 OHkl•I •9Qlrds. Counf'f' Rtc:ord•• r-.11 ,-• There were 2 5 . 5 2 4 , 0 0 If
11 ~'ed ,, 11r-a1 1ot wt1i a1 "' l'.Jnlf of °'"'" eountr. ciHlftrftll, wm •11. Even this figure is dect!p-revenue .........,enger miles P""lar!llO AVltnllf Cm!• Me 1 a aAR Kl ti PUbllC IUC:lk>lt lo lll9i'Mlsl bidder for • ,,_.,.... c.111a.,,1 •.. 1 _ ' ' c~11~'~C:J11 :>: '",.'~~ss ullP! tl••r•bll 11 time "' 111e rn 11w1u1 tive, for much of the farm flown . A load factor of 68.8 I Yll1•11tt _,... Mt. y.,, ... ,.., I 1 I s t M ~ of llMI Unlttd St.tel) On Ille •ltlll pop la" toda does oot t · llPV c Gutl•f-,131 Patric• ROid The unCltnlvMd don ......W c.,.llf'f' II tr. toutn tronl entrenu la the Or111et U won Y pcrcen . N--1 !!Hell.' Cel!fornl•, lo; l\'lel liwl II o;onducll .... 1 muslc•I In-County Clvl( Ceioter Courlllou1e, In ll'le receive its livelihood from The largest Single day fell "'"""'Ion lo conilrucl 11 11,,. unit 1lrumt~I encl t51!r bullntU fa• 1n In-Cllv al S.nte Ant, County at O.ntt, Sith . . , aJ f ..... rtm~I compleJi In lcldl!lon ,., , •. dlvlduan II 111 N. AlllMlm l lvd .• of C1lltoml1, all •l11M. !Ille. Incl lnh•HI the farm. Wtth mechan1za-on Aug. 30 wtlfl e tot 0
1111,.. ~. """'· ...... 1,.g. 11:1111 o1 '~ne!.':'.:.wc•~~~ :o~"l'NJ'd~'m :Wt:"i:.~~ ~11:1d1no'!':da1c= tion. many members of 3,687. The I.Al.bar Day ""'" on 11.000 ... II of land aru (OM '"" lflll ld II I ~ ol "" r r ·u k ln -~-d ~ A ~ to """ 1>1r :ioocr "' u 1 and 1a H•mll , 1s lollowl " ":....:, 1 lull ,,., and s1111 dHcr!bmd '" arm am1 es now wor we~, , uv111 ug. ""' ~· v••d encrO.tiim1n11n1a15' rur la ;,,..=.1 :-."" "fl>-wll~ LotUofTr1t1No.0~1nll'leClf'f'al factories Sept 2 saw 10 760 y1rd tetbldi. •"" • 7• tne""'cllment In-11 ce " 1 11 Cott• MHI, •• 1'-rl on • meP rec:o•d· · · • '
la r...iu!rld 5' •Int yerd I'll• t 7r wl11111 An~~li;,, ~ .. lll!~~NI!:, 2" Miiion, ... In IGoll 161 P11ts :J,j It> l6 lncf\111... The Character O( farm p&SSengef'S fly be t We e n
o1 11'111 L-SlllPed 1Plr1....,n! tof'1Pi'I', In D 1.,. A' t JI lffl ol Mlocalltl!IOUI Miii$. recol"dl ol f 'll aJs · ch gi ~..... r....,--., Afr rf. and 1n Ill rane. S.kl prooerty 11 k>r.all!'d ti 1 ~'(;SE 'J lfiOWM£ Orlll!lt County, C•lllornl1. &ml es 0 t! an ng. v1on15t """"'""1 po
11' w. 1111'1 S!tftl, C111I• Mesa, STATE OF CALIF0AINIA , Slkl Ille wlll bl -· but WI"-! With the rising density of San FTiancisco, Oaldend and Colllotnl1, COUMT"\I OI' OAl,flNGE I ll a>-nl or Wlrrlnf'f'. OIU"ft1 Dr tn....Mld, . l"~· J 1. ·•-,.."'"" Ne. •-1...-1or °" Aut11>t,, lHI bffo,.,..... • Not•.., •11111111.., t111e. """"'1°" or ,,,. urban population , so me .-.i• ose. St1n1tt.iry Buie-. T.14 E 1111'1 Slrttl. Pl>btlc In Ind for ..;1d County ~rlCI 51111, cumbr1nce,. to PIY Jr. ,...,.11nr11t prln-COlll MQe, C11!tornl1. for Hrmln~ Mrsontll~ IPMl•ld llOSE J. tttOWME tlHI 1um al m. nllle IKurl!'d b\I Hld
ltt rl!r-Prooertv dntrlbld 11 PDrllon known Ill me le bl Ille pef'IOll wllClll clHll, l1t-Wll SJ.SK.~ with lnlerest lrom
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LEGAL NOTICE
• T
$1.5 MILLION PLANT -Breaking ground for As.
aemb1y Bnl)neers' new 70,000 square foot manu-
facturing fldllty ln the 11"Vlne Industrial Complex
are (left to right) John MllJllhy, president, Irvine
Complex: Councilman Willia,. L. St. Clair ol Coot.>
Me .. • Councilman E.. Fr111k ffli1.11 of Newport Beach
and lhrion W. Haun , lf. .. ldent or Assembly Engl·
n~rs. 1 division of~ RUcker Company.
New Plant
Ground has been broken
in Orange County 's Irvine
Industrial Complex for a
new 70,".IOO s'luare foot head-
quarters fa c ility for
Assembly Engineers, a
division of lt!e Rucker Com-
pany.
Marion W. ~laun, presi-
'1 en t or A ss embly
Engineens, which manurac·
tures flight controls for the
aircraft and aerospace in·
dustries, officiated at the
groundbreaking ceremooies.
Othel"S in attendance were
CongressmM James B. Utt
(R·Tu6lin); Assemblyman
Robert E. Badt\arn (R·
Newiport Beach );
Supervilor Altoo E. Allen.
5th District.; N."ayor 'Jbomes
McMichael, Santa A n a ;
Councilman William L. Sl
Ch.tr, representi'ng t h e
mayor or Coeta Mesa : Coon·
cilman E. Frank Hirth,
representirg the mayor of
Newport Beach and Judge
George Perkovich Jr .. South
Bay Municipal COurt, Tor·
ran<=e.
The new facility, located
on a nine acre site at l7(XM)
.Red Hill Road, Santa Ana.
will represent 1 total ln-
vestmemt of $1.5 milli'on, ln·
eluding $500,(Q) for new
equipment
Comple ti o n ol con·
1truction it ICheduled for
late December . Gen er a 1
COl'ltractor is Central Coast
Construct.ion Company of
B«keley.
SHARP
If .,.,·r1 • 1h•r• tr14•. ••• ~ OAILY PtLOrs ''*"' Dlm•·A·Lill1 ~l111iflM •l1 Stt• .,,..,,.,,, M1k• 1 .,ll'ff•r l••I ...
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Your 1t1one11'• Worth
Weight That Claim
Before It's Mailed
By SYLVIA PORTER
''I kilt 54 pound1 ol ug1y,
dangerous fat I! . , . in only
THREE ah or t months!!
without a doctor. a diet or
calorie countin~."
"A definite welght 1o&s or
lt>-20-50 pounds, even 100
pounds or more mey be at·
compllilbed in a short time.''
These are eX1!e$ from
ads which have been widely
circulated in the U.S. in re·
cent months. TIM! ads go on
to dalm that you, the
overweight p e r s o n in
normal heaktl, may con·
tinue to en'joy such foods M
cream or mushroom soup,
malted m i I k s , spaghetti,
pizza and French ~ -
and still lose significant
amounts of weight in "a
short time." A key to these
amazing achievements is a
''mlroculous formulation''
involving pills for which you
pa"y "only" S20 for a 120-day
supply.
111EN COMES the fine
print. along with the pills for
which you bave already paid
a sub61tantial sum, As it
turns out, tile spaghetti isn't
really spaghetti, tbe pizza
contains no pastry, and the
malted milk must be made
with slci:m or butiermilk.
The US. Post Office
Department has just issued
a fraud order against the
company making th es e
claims. AE. the Post Office's
chief hearing e x a m i n e r
William A. Duvall points
out, the company's claim
ttiat it c o u I d cure
overweight without a n y
mention of dieting was
''false and fraudulent."
Clearly, no type of diet pill
or program available today
can a c h i e v e signnificant.
permanent weight Io s s
within a specified period
unless the user takes stricl
dieting measures as well.
MORE THAN 40,000,000
overweight Americans are
spending hundreds of
millions of dollars a year on
an unprecedented array of
gadgets, gimmicks, pills and
potions to help them lose
wei·ght. More than 5,000 U.S.
physicians are said to be
devoting part or ail of their
practices to the problem of
obesity. Nobody; knows just
how much money is being
w.asted oo useless weight
reduction schemes or how
many of tile 5,000 obesity
doctor.s actually manage to
achieve major long-term
weight reduction for their
patients.
But it is known that the
Food and' Drug
Adm In i ! tr .a ti on in
Washington has, so far in
1968, &eized-more than 45
milliOn doses of multi-col·
ored "rainbow pills" used in
weight reduction schemes
on the grounds that U:iey are
either useless or dangerous.
The FDA and t h e
American Medical Associa·
tion have decl;;:.red over and
over that many or today's
so-called diet pills may
cause serious side effecl~.
Not long ago, New York City
challenged diet clubs which
were recruiting by means of
exaggerated advertisements
and offering medi cally
unsupervised weight reduc-
tion regimes. All s u c h
groups must now be
New Office
For Cooper
Arthur Cooper Advertis-
ing and Public Relat.iCJM
Agency, which has handled
the N~ Balboa Savings
illCC'Ol.mt for live years. has
opened ari office in Newport
Beacll.
Coope-and his brother
Oiarles hid pl"eviously own-
ed .00 managed C'harles E.
Cooper, Inc., which served
national advertisien; in the
east for 20 yean;. The agen-
cy is located at 2043
WMt.cllJf Drive .
registered under the New
York City healtb code.
IF YOU ARE among the
millions with a problem of
overweight, here are fow-
fundamental rules for facing
your problem and avoiding
the many useless weight
reduct.ion programs now
avail;;.ble :
I) Avoid all "miraculous"
formulas and high-powered
pills reeommended b' Y
anybody but your doctor.
2) Stay away from all
gimmicks such as ··slim·
ming undef'Wear'' if they
are z.dvertised as capable of
achieving a permanent loss
of X number of pounds in X
nwnber of days. weeks or
months.
3) Be suspicious of any
weight reduction scheme in·
volving special pills, "diet
cocktails," or self-hypnos is
if they do not also involve a
lov1ering Of your calorie coo·
sumption.
4) In short, if you have an
overweight problem, consult
your physician or your
psychiatrist.
Investor
Reports
Success
By JOHN CUNNIFF
NEW YORK !AP)
Chester Carlson concedes
that not many inventors
have done as well~ he has,
even though Ills ma11y years
of effort have produced only
one very successful
machine.
Asked the size of his
wealth. Carison. 62, said:
"It's under $50 million."
Ruefully he added:
"~lindsight is better than
foresight. It would have
been more if I had held onto
au my stock ."
Thirty years ago next
month , on the 2'lnd to be ex·
act, Carlson pr<>ved his prin·
ciple o f photoelectricity,
which is the proce6s that
has since been developed in·
to the modern Xerox offi'ce
copier.
Working in a little
laboratory at Astoria , N.Y .,
Carlson wrote "lt}.22-38,
Astoria" on a glass slide. By
means of electricity this
was transferred to a metal
plate and then by pressure
t.o a pi ece of waxed paper.
Si.x years later the Bat-
teile Memorial IMtitute at
Columbus, Ohio agreed td a
development contract that
would give it most ol the
royalties from sale o r
licensing.· Thio tears later
the Hal<>id" to .. later called
the Xerox C<>rp., joined the
agreement.
Copiers were beginning to
sell strongly as the 1960s ap·
proached. but most of them
depended upon wet pro·
cesses. Carlwn's dry image
process, now fully
developed , was introduced
in 1960 and sal es soared.
N(lw, eight years later. in·
dustry saletS are weU above
$1 billion and more than 40
companies have o ff i c e
copiers oo the market.
Carlson's invention has
led the pack by far, and
litera!ly has alm05t changed
every ofrice in America. If a
use seemingly doesn't exist
for a copier, the girls i"n the
office soon will find one.
The degree of acceptiance,
f.erlsoo maintain&, does not.
Surpri5e him. "I knew it
would be a big thing," he
s.aid . ''I believed every of.
f1ce would have one, but I
never thought I'd make as
much mooey as I di"d. It's a
bit bigger ttian I thought."
What did surprise him.
Carlson says, is the fact that
550 people would gather in
Rochester. N.Y. Utis month
for an interMtionel con-
ference on elec·
lropho!ography. "( didn't
foresee such a conference" ht said, I
Money Machine Slated
PALO ALTQ, Oalif (UPll
-The development of a
change-making m a ch I nti
capable of taking either $1
or S$ bills w-.; annouoced to-
day by Micro-Magnetic
lnduW1es, lzM:o.
The company .,,,.,loped
the firrt ~liable currency
~ for II bill.I in 19!\I
'I11e ftrn:i's prealde.nt. John
B. Riddle. ' al d the ntw
10lid-1tate tl@ctr onic
machlnt makes u~,. o\ 1n
tej!Tal('d <'lrcuit~ Tb e
v:ihdat1n~ llnll or the
ch,1ngcr makr~ 0 p I I C:: a 1 m<"chanf<'at and eJectroni~
checks of b1tL., it receives
R1ddt" sau1 orer .. tors ~
br ~ble to adjLL.~t tbe
machine to rnake change in 8 number or combinatlon1.
. Tut mach1~ will be
displayl"d U11s week at the
N ~ t 1 ri n a l A u I o m11lie 1'1ercha.nd1~lnJ: A.'iSocifltiOO
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Yank Spikers Foresee Sweep in Mexico City
S0ll'111 LAKE TAHOE, (UPI) -
Payton Jordan, bead eoaeb ~ tho 1988
U.S. Olympie track and field team, ti
waltlng around with a smile on his
face thete ,days and the laugh wrinkles
get d_. "' tile 9nal trlala bead
toward their Inevitable windup.
The reuoo for Jord1n'1 joy la th<
!'ay tbe Yapk Olympie. team Is lbap ·
mg up at Ibis high alUtude baa•.
Geo« Vander1toct, former
Unlvenlt;y ~ SOuthml Calllornla star.
made Jordan's cup run over Wed-
nesday by setting the Trials' first
wcrld record -a mappy 48.8 aecoods
Ln the 400-meter intermediate hurdles.
"11'1 limply tantasUe, tile way tlleae
nlen are eonquerlng the altitude pro-
blem and comili& up witti such
outatandlnc pvformance1," 'aid
Jordan, a man not easily taken to ex.
JgceraUon.
When Vander1tock ripped,off bJs
record perfor.maoce, Jc:rdao, who is
head coach a&. Stmrord, louod It dif.
fi<ull to coollUt himself.
. •'Tl115 Is ~ to behold,.. IN>
sald. "I'm ,.,117 proud ol Geoff, and an Che others."
Jordan's joy w11 exceeded cnly by
that of the performing athletes.
No matte.r wbo it bu been -Jim
Hines, Geor1t Wood.I or Vaoderstock
-each victory has been followed by
pr&dlct1001 of a 1weep next month ln
the Olympic Ja.mea at Mexico City,
On Monday, openin& day of the
eight-day trlals, Tracy Smlth woo U..
10,<XX> meter run in 30 :00.4 -be.st
time ever recorded at altitude com-
parable to Echo Summit'• 7~3'77-feet
above sea level..
~ oo Tuaday, lliDes equalled the
Plans Surprise
In Swedish Bout With Ellis
<:)
Patterson
STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) -
F}Oyd Patterson, former w-o r 1 d
heavyweight hexing cllamplon, aays
you can teach an old do&,ne.w-trlcb.
"I've got a few tricks up my sleeve
for Jimmy Ellis," Patterson 1&1$1 Wed-
nesday upoo arriving 1n Stockholm for
Saturday's title fight with World BoJ:·
lng Alaociation champion Elli5.
The b o u t will be beamed to t b e
United States via satellite.
Not only ii the 33-year-old Patterson
an old dog by beldl:g s11andardl, he's
aho the uoderdog at odds of 2·1.
Patterson woo the heavyweight tltle
in November 1~. He lost it to
Ingemar Johansson in June 1959 and
regained the crown -only man to do
10 -by defeating Johansson in June
1960.
Patterson held the title until being
knocked out in one round by Sonny
Liston in September 1962 and again
the following July.
"If l defeat Ellis, then these would
be my preferences for tile future ~
Ellis, if Saturday's fight is a close one,
then Liston and then Frazier," he
said.
Joe Frazier is recognized as the
world beavyweight champion in New
York, Massachusetts, 111 i c. o i s ,
Pennsylvania and Maine.
Patterson, wbo started boxing as a
pro in 11152, looked back on bia Career
and said:
"I think Johansson was tbe hardest
hitter, LiJtoo the atrongest and
cas61tlf Clay the cleverest."
The fight Patierscm. still remembers
was against Clay in Las Vegas, ln 1965
-Clay won by a knockout in the 12th
round.
''That wu a fight that decided for
my money that Clay waa the
cleverest," Patterson said.
Then he looked ahead to Ellis and
said:
"l have never felt better In my life. l
think I'm punching better a n d
harder.''
On Synthetic Turf
Georgia, Volunteers
f(ick Off '68 TV Slate
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -Dixie's synthetic grass installed by T~ssee
whiz kid coaches match wits for the this summer,
fir st time Saturday when Georgia The game, which could be a crucial
challenges Tennessee on t.he Volun· battle in the SEC title race, muks the
teers' artificial turl in a natiooally first time that DOOe teams have
televised kickoff of the 1968 footba11 ;:ilayed on anything but real gras1.
campaign. "U there is any problem, it is all
Tennessee's Doug Dickey has won mental," Dickey contP.nded. "It's a
Southeastern Conference Coach of the perfect playing surfaoe."
Year honors and guid(!d his Vols to the Georgia fullback Brad Jolu).son, one
1967 IA!ague title. of several explosive Bulldog runners,
Georgia's Vince Dooley also bas said he lsn't worried abola the turf.
been lauded as the Coach of the Year, "It's not w1lere you play but how you
and his 1966 te.am shared the con· play that counts," Johnson &aid.
ference crown. Both Dickey and Dooley said
reeocnl>ed -ld record "' 10 ... -Ral for the 100.metor nui. wblle Woodl
..... beavln1 the shot put 118--0V..
"I doa't see an.yone rlgbt DOW who
can &top l.lt," 1atd Vandentoct, Wbo
will celebrate btl 22nd birlhda, In
MUI!» Cit, on Oct, 8. ''Ye., I think
...... ._the400boidlu."
·The Y..W probably ean, toe.
vmi.ntoa boltod Into the -on th• nut to last .hutdle md woo by a
couple " ltridet over Boyd1 Glttensi a
Washllfgton Stat. 1opbom~. -turned In a 49.1 to Ue tbe eitbting
-ld mark set by Ru Cawley to 1961,
and third, In near-record limo of 411.2,
*
wu Roo Wlttnoy.
Jay Sil-and Tom Farrel, a
cooplo ~ old Olympic banda, allo
~ bl& vlctorle1 Wednesday -
Sliwa!« tiltlnc t he dtleua w Ith a
l throw of 2fl'7-41 and Farrell t b 1 800
'm-run In 1:411.5.
Farr.it'• time waa the fastest t'Yt!'
~· at h 11 h altitude and nllly
boat Ille time al 1:48J l1atad now u
lllnlco OIY'• belt.
Gary <:arr.en !lnlsbed aeeond with~
tbraw of ~2. and Al Oerter, 111r ...
time dis~ cold medal wlnner1 wu
tblrd at lM-41. ,
1n !be aoo, Wade Boll, --ho
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ON HIS WAY -Geoff Vanderstock of USC clears one of lbe final
hurdles on his way to world record clocking of 48.8 for lbe 400-meter
intermediate barriers at wedn .. day's .Qlympl~ team trials al south
Lake Tahoe. F'avurite Ron Whitney wu third in 49.2.
ran • -nee, --la.hfT,l and Roa Kutdllnlld WU third In 1:471
Jlm Ryun, Amodca'• aoo and 1,600
world record b~. provad ocm~I
~ a dlsappo!ntmat,,tl>oull>, wbto i.
pulled up wltll 100 mdct to IO In Ibo
aoo and lalled to quallf1.
He aald. ho nn "a lluptd , ... h and
badoobua!Denlnll
"I haven't bad et1ouCh speed r-
t:lnoe comtna back," be added, 11to--rua
agalnlt all el d sueh u th 11. AD U.
men here were ready for tbi raet aD4
I waan'l N°" l can coocmuto m Ille
1,500."
* * * Tahoe Trials .
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Rigney Makes
Series Pick;
It's Detroit
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Boxer Aboard
Hijacked Plane Both are 35 years old, both have their teams have been buoyed in pl'&e·· -
built tootb·all dynasties out of the tice by 'the challeifb · of openinc • ._.,. · :to... IUlf Rigney want.a to cut hf• ballot
crumbled ruins of former empires, against a rugged rival. ' ' ,.. early r or the Detroit Tigers over the
d beth · t o1ts k · Sports In a ·r ·lef st Louis Cardinali m the WorJd TORONTO (AP) _ Alr C.nada an are qme , s po en m-"Playtog a t e am the eallbar of Series.
Flight 303 was 15 minutes out of St. tellectuals in the coaching world. Georgia in the opener is beneficial -'\.._ The Calif
John Wednesday when Canadian light· Dickey and Dooley both won head because it helps spur the boys to a bet-,. · <l1lia Angel manager can
heavyweight ebampion Rene Durelle coaching jobs in 1964, but their teams ter effort In our preseason work,.. s m;th, Car· los . A g.ree-speak from experience, although • bit
of BaJe sre. Anne, N.B., heard 8 com· ha,y1~ neverki~et. Dickey said. 11 Ang~I Sla'8
motion and turned around. m loo ng forward to meeting "We won't have to wait long to find s.t. u A.-i. ,, !lei J:ss •.m. 11'.Ml"C I"'! "My God 1 knew we were in trou· Doug's team," said Dooley, who is less out where our troubles are," Dooley Se111. 14 •1111.i1 11 ,,.. 5:JJ -.rn. kMl'C n•
th "asti be I la . th Serif, u ... "' •• •I ll:lt •• rn. KMH: Intl ble," he said. "A man was back here en US1 c a u P ymg on e said. "Tennessee will show ue ." -
holding • gun to the stewardess' Bolh teams go into battle with pro-Olympi"c Boycott Dead shell-shocked by Detroit's barrage ot head.'' ven defenses but questionable attacks. bits.
"lt w315 my first flight -like Rene Top Tennis Aces The Vols lost three mtmlbers Of. the The Tigers swamped the Angela, w, _ a'ld I was just gaping .around, when --starting back'tield Of. 1967 and All· Wednesday night to complete a tbftie-
1 •--~ n-ne whisper ·. "He's g 0 t a American center Bob Johnson. b dd game series sweep. ~u ~ SOUTH LAKE TAHOE Tom-•e minute overtime followed Y a 1u en gun.'" f"' _.·llid • V Georgia will miss All.American -"" Willie Horton &ot two homers -
Reoe his father and trainer Placide ~ e lil eg 8 8 tackle Edgar C h a n d 1 e r and Smith and Jobn Carlos, Who battled death period If still deadlocked. Noe. 34 and 35 -and SW Freehan
Durelle' and Smith were eri 'route to quarterback Kirby Ma<re, but the for the iJX}.me.ter dast? title today at ...., """ "' checked in with his No. 22.
Toronto' for a title miatch against LAS VEGAS, Nev. -Arthur A1he Bulldogs are loaded with dangerous the U.S. Olympic track and field trials, Some of the neer po°"" may hava
former dlamJ>!!!n Al.Jpar4 of Will· Pl!Y• Stan ~h a@.claJ:k..Gr~eboer -.mrs. ---·----W td -1!1~--1\DME-= Ake Nltlsen.af S~"1en. ·brushed·olf""lll1 Rlclr Rofehlll'llt. -no· --mpeg:----· ""' :-· mee&-Bob Lutz-today to decide the John!on, 9-5 sprinter Kent Lawrence agreed edne r:.y hurled the javelin 287 feet, 11 inches Angel left fielder accounted fer all tht
Rene iaid he watched the~ com-contestants in Friday's final round of ·and reserv_~fullback Bruce Kemp will ~ycott ol the OlYf!iplcs l>Y N~gr-oe.s WedneJday during a .triangular track home team~s run•-on homers In Ule
___ _ . .tnr-~P the_ .ai.sJe...Qf.the p....toward -· .the ·Desert Inn Invitational tenni~ •h.andJ.e "ballC?m:ry1ng ~cbores for the bad beDellcial effect. ewn though it · ahd field meet involving Sweden, Italy sixth and seventh. He now has 7J) for
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blm, botaing the gun fight against the tournament. Bulldop with sophomore Milte Cavan was called off. and Romania. the season. ·
bead of t!'e stewwd.eu.. : • , In. matche1 Wednesday Ashe beat and unt_ested junior Donnie Hampton -~t.PJ:m:1ler_aft.a.....ttley vM _ It ~as O_!le 12_f the l~est toss~es~olL __ ...,"'l!,.l--=,-.,".,._...-£M.-'!,.!!A:-, "'• .,.o;---i;I
-The---hijaekerr---1-4e•tif1..-e:d: =br --llonalcJ-Beil, 61, 6o"l-; Lutt WOO nYeI 11bm'1ng qnarta'ba1:!r-dutl! . their heats in the 2CM) Smith and the year arnr made the squat SWede McAu1111t'. 2b • D J 1 , T•Nm. d ' D .a • a utbOritJea as CharlM: I. a" er n ObuCk Pasarell, 6-4, 6-4; Smith took Bubba Wyche, a third·strlnger a ' one of the ~eadlng can~da1;es for the S!llnlt y, cf ••• l Frepl, .. ' •.••
Bea.slty, 22, of Dalla•, 1pen1 about 10 Ron Holmberg, a~. S.7, 6-4 and year ago, will quarterback Temessee. Cal'.°' -both Negroes -sald the at-gold medal m the Olympics lII Mex.lco. ~~oi:,ti., : ; : ~ ::,1:':";, If ·: : J :
l minutes in the cabin helot~ the cap-Oneboer downed Jim Osborne, 6-2, 7-Fullback Richard Picken1 returns tenboo brought tn grievaoces by black ., ...., ., :=. '11 ! ~ I l =:r·~· 1 : ~ :
tain told the passengen he would put _5. from last y&ar's starting backfield. athletes had helped the general public ~!'~kl, .. : : : :_ =J::o.n-t ~ : f :
down in Montreal. 1· Smith and Lutz play Dell and Mike Jones, wtll be at taJlback and become aware of them. SAN JUAN, P .R. -Puerto Rico Mlll1r. • • 1 o o :1t.Jt~-r.ai o t o
lt bad been originally scbedul~ non· 01borne in doubles today and Ashe Bill Baker h as replaced fleet Rich· "The proposed boycott had a ueat may have the youngest athlete ever to .!o~;..1~ • f : : :
stop to Toronto. Beasley was ta.ten in· and lfolmberg team up against Graeb· mond Flowef'I -bidding for a berth in effect," 1aJd Smith. compete In the Olympic• tn 11-year-old Ella, • • • • •
to custody. ner .and Pasarell. the Olympics -at flanker. "It showed people that conditions swimmer Llana Vicens. ~=· ~ ~ r: :
Willie Horton Grateful for Life
Despite Rough Star~ Parents Death
William Wattison Horton is a man
with no regrets.
And that's an .mnirable thing to aay
about a fellow who, along with 20
brothers and 1i.rter1, often wondered
where the next mMl wu comini
from -if needed it came at all.
Those childhood dayt: in Detroit's
Negro area might hive desll"oyed
Wlllle'a ·-~ toward l!fo. He could easily have lfOWD 1uto a bitter do--
nothing or a trouble-maker.
But there was a 1hiping light in
those dark day1 ol the 19«>1. And pro-.
vidlng tl>at lnlluet1tlal bum ~
guidance were Wlllle'1 mother and
father.
"They taught me respect and to be
thanldUI for anything I bad," the
Detn>lt Tlier outfield star revealed
during nOltalgic cooveriati.on a t
Anaheim Stadium Wednesday night.
Willie responded to the love and
care provided by hil Jiereotl by
purdluinc a lloua• fer them alter ho
•• ~ lnlo pro baseball by the ~WU no big thin1," he tQI. "I
wanted to do aomethlna: for them and
St made me feel 1ood to know they
wouldn't have to worry 1nymore about
~ they'd hive anytbina to eat
~· out dly." It waa a bl& d., !or fllo Bart...
,
family When Willie was brought up to
Detrott from the minor leaguea in
1963. And they turned out in force at
Tiger Stadium to see him for the first
time in the togs of the Motor City nine.
They were thankful Willie was
~n& a baseball unUorm rather
than blue denim jail dungarees or the
tell-tale clothing of a local gang.
It wu a tremendoUI reward to 1ee
.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,
WHITE
WASH
.UM WJHTa
him trot on to the pl1)'1ng field for
pre-game balt!nc practlee.
And it wu an evm greatt.r b0Du1
when be·-went lnto the game a1 •
pinch·titter and smacked a home run
oU ,Baltimore hurler Robin ROOerU.
"Robin WU my boyhood hen>. But I
was ao excited about getting tn ·tile
game that I dJdn't even realize be wu
• the pltoher. 111 had, I'd probably been
too scared to bit," Horton HCalll.
Tho elder Bortoal "'" t.llhlU!
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followers Of their son 's r~dly
briglltenlog career in the big lelguea.
And they were always available wt.en
WlWe needed a strong shoulder to lean
oo for personal comultation.
So you might imagine what a blow It
was when be got word they bid bee.n
killed in an automobile accldent. That
was three years ago.
"It really hurt and I'd give anfth'ng
If tl>ey could be here-·" ho admltl.
"But I feel there ii a purpon for
everythl!lg. Md through thOlr loll I
think I've become a willer perlOll' and .
am batter able to tllJJd oo my """
feet.''
Tbolr 1pleodld lnll-. 11 1tlll
reflected In Willl• Hortoo, the man. Ill
tile oll-aeuon be 111es 'to belp .
young.WW who are IU!lerln1 tlrougL
the same type C'bi1dbood be ex~
perieneed .
"I like to work wlUl li:ld1 who doo't
nave any televilton or radio, to ei·
courage them to belp thf!mae..lves and
be tho ri&l>t l:lnd ol peopt.,.. be •••
plallll.
Havinl the Jeadtng home run 1tug.
ger for tbe peon1nt-bound 'nge:r1
_, Ill Interest In them ti beuncl
to lmpn11 the kidl.
And with . Wlll1-m W-Horton
bolng that m ... Uwy pt u atra-
llrliJll ruldlnl -
•xist in track tbat sbouldn'l" A tom ... tlUve swimmer only two Mlnfetl. "" 1 • ' • r M Wmtif, 11 t fl • I ... ... ...
OAKLAND -Clem Daniel&, leedin,t?
ground gainer ln the elgbt..year-old
Amerlca11 Football League, wa1 plac·
ed o• walven Wed.ae1day and 1ald be
will try to book up with anotbtr club.
"It wa1 a vtry dlfOcult decision to
mate," 11ld COac.b JoJm Rauch, 0 but
Clem Wll I Uttle alow 'comlng orf hf•
lnjUl')' and we bave Ove &06d runn.Jni
baekl oa I.be team." ... ...
HONOLULU ·-The I am 11 y of
Hawaii goUer T'!i Mfl<alena lw been
Informed that· tbe '5,000 prize money
tn ffJe pro-amateur tournament of the
Kemper Open '#ill be donated to aid
Ille c:rltieally lnjµted Coller.
The prHll1 wii. rilned out Wed-
neaday. The dedsloo to donate the
prlae •moDeY -,u · madlo by Norris
Flanatln, d!alnnan of the board of ~ lrrmra:nce Co., and Gardner
n, wtlo repretented the pro-
losiicina! 1olfer1 In tha Kemper Open
wtleh bap today at W<reotter,
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Nebodf'1 woa 01te and everybody was 1·1 pi ~ Nortlt America• Soe<.t
WIUe ployol!J lodof.
ID Ille ~ lftDd el the pla1olll
W-1 llp~ Jl'.01u1 Cll,1 ud SU Dlefo playe4 to a 1·1 Ue In the
Westen Cont..._ wblle Atlaato ud
Clenlalld alle .. 111.. to • 1-1
dNdlocl<111 Uoe ~ C.aferenee.
Eodl 11 a ln-pme Mtles with the
wlnMr d_ho .. · bT tlle bilbest
1111111bar of 10ai1. ID tlle •-ef. a .... colld. pmo Jle.. ... 11111 1Ja a ..
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yean, the young1ter bold• the Puerto t...,. •" 1 • • •
Rican record of l:U .I for 100 meter1 Tat•ll ,1 111 ·• •:•·" J : 1: :
brea1tstroll:e and 3:0%fortbetoo. 0ti1rott ................... ·m •lit-•
Cade Ball, 16, of Jacll:1onvUle, Fla., ~·~,.,.~~.1a.w;;·A:·ii~~o:1-~.;-.,.:...,.
holds the world records of 1:14.S and t. Loa -0ttni11 1. c.11™111t 11. t• -W•rt,
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Dodgers Return Ho~e
After Best }load Tr-ek
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The Loi
Angeles Dodgers returned home today
after completing their best road trip
slnee 1966, despite dropping a 5-1
decision to the St. Loutl CArdlnala
Wednesday.
On the 14-game swing, longest of tht
aea.on, the Dodgen had a 9-5 rec«d
that was &ood enough to lift Loi
Do ... er Slate
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In for thrft pm,. and th~ ....-ld
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Tb1 D<x11er1, afw ta11:1n1 !be first
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abort ...... 1 a. l.ouil .... Bob
Glbaon, In the tblrd tnOOUllter.
Gibson had to reaeb baclt for
IOIMlhlng utra to pin the vtetory I.\
tbe Dodger• ~"'e. within a run oC
~ the C<Mllalt lnlo a Ue and tho
lnaJ. out wa1 recorded with two men
on base.
But Gibson came through foe bt1 11.l victory aPht,st 11even tosm. Doell.II' llarter Mike KU!dl took lbe
defeat to make bla Hcord S-10.
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GIVE ME ITRl!NGTH -·Hwitingtm Beach lligb'a
Mike Johnson (left) strains in effortl on Exer-
genie exerc!Hr In !OOtball drilll w!Jlle teammate
Phil Naylor wilts his tum. CGadl Kai Moats' Oil-
era conUnue aingle-1Ksion practices in propara-
ticm for 1crtmmage with FooUiill High School at
Huntington Saturday al 10 a.m.
Checking Out Prep Grid
C:or-kl Mar
'The Sea K.Ing1 have been working a
good deal of the time on their passing
game with quarterback Dave Terry,
back after a minor finger injury, fir-
ing to Ught end Brian Stern, Doug
Young and 1pUt end Brian Dethfer.
Re:r. Snyder ls expected to be back in
action the firtt of the week. Snyder
continues to suffer from a shoulder
point
Stern received praiJe from the
coaching 1tmff for hia offenllve block·
ing and receiving while Ray Berg and
J;>an Salazar, a couple of tackles, blve
ahined offensively an~ defensively.
-c:owi -..,., ...
Costa Mesa continues to serimmue
15 to 20 minutes per day while trying
to stay healthy, according to coach
el eek.
Oil the last two days of single
session pracUces, Gary Steele, a
senior transfer from PhoeniI, Ariz.
ha• taken over at fullback to make an
all-senior backfield for the Mustane,s.
Other backs figured on are Skip
Pike, Greg Forsdick and Claude Kelly.
Estancia
Good news and bad news in the
Eagles' camp. Back from injuries are
Bob Cornuke and Harland Koch.
Cornuke Ill counted on for wingback
duties while Koch ls a capable
lineman.
Out wlth an injury is Ron Brant with
a bruised knee along with Mike Willy
vi a an llPPfJQdix opsatioo. Brant ii
expected -back before the Tustin
opener on Sept 20, aJong with Willy.
Dave John.Ion continue• to shine at
the tailback 1pot and appear1 to have
wrapped up the starting job. The
quarterback 1lot ii still wide open with
Pau1 Joyce and Curt Thomas vy\nJ.
Fountain l' alle11
Injuries continue to plague the
Barons with aeveral minor injuries
slowing the practice pace to quarter·
speed.
Included in the wounded list are
Glenn Goto, Mike Kato, Don Harris,
Duane Diffie and MJke Herte amona:
others.
Coach Bruce Pickford's ble;gest pro-
blem a.t the Jtl.Oment appears to be at
the tackle sJot. where he has loit: three
100-lb. candld.at.. by the Injury rout..
Buntlngton Beaeh
Huntin""on Beach went under the
lljlifi tdneSday ind coach Ken
MoalJ called it the belt practice of the
year.
The Oilers worked on the defensive
end of It and Tony Bonwell, Karl
Pedersen, Tom Arnold and Phil
Naylor stood out on the defense.
Bob Pestole1i 11 out of the scrim-
mage planned ·for Saturday with
Foothill IIlgh dtse .to a strained knee
ligament. Rich Varella is out for a
week with extremely sore thighs.
Moab related he was unhappy with
the Oiltrs' lnconsl.stent punting game.
Laguna Beaeh
A note of optimism comes out of the
Laguna camp with coach Hal Akins
reinstating bls forces in the previously
canceled scrimma~e with Buena Park
and Newport Harbor on the latter's
field.
Prep Gridder~ Schedule
9 Scrimmages Saturday
•
Beach pulled out. lurin( any lurth"
injuriei lo .. al~ thin oquacl
before tbt openina: weekend of
hostilities.
San Clemerite's venture with KAteU.
LI tched.uled ftr 9:30 a.m. and Hunl-lnrton will play hoot lo Foothill lllgh
at 10 a.m.
Mission Viejo, FaUbrook and Valen-
cia a.re 1lated tor I p.m.
C<lct. Me11, ENnclo and Founlllln
Valley, meamrhllo, lalce to Ult Miii!
for their 1cnun1.
Estancia travela to Edi.wood for •
7 p.m. bettlc, Tultln entertains Cotta
M!I& at 9 a.m. and Fcil.intabt V.Uey
aim to Artel11 for a 10 a.m. tva1l1.
_. Dtl II Idle loUowlnl Satur-dlT• . IMual Chi<N end .... ....
Keith Knight and ruck Barr
reported for practice to up the Artists
to 24 active players.
AkJn1 said he was extremely pleased
with Steve Wiezbowski's passing ef-
forts of late and added that the senior
quarterback was further ahead than
he had expected.
Tom Scherer, an offensive tackle in-
. jured Nrller, is working out in pads.
Mari-
Vildng hopes have taken a definite
tura for the worse with news of ln·
juriea. wrecking the starting offensive
line along with ~g fullback.
Shawn ' DeLoyo1a7 counted on for
starting duti.es at the backfield spot, is
in Long Beach Memorial Hospital
atter-.uffertng-.--concusstmrWed;-
nteday afternoon Oil the Marina JrlC·
lice field.
The VLkJng had been unconscious for
two hours at 8 p.m. under the care of a
~urosurgeon . No fractures were
reported in the z-rars.
Others on the injured list Include
starters Mike Reed. Curt Sutliff, Jim
Gau,l?han. Dave Teel, Denni! Kennedy
and Tyler Van Aken.
Marina picked up transfer Tony
Rice. a XIS-lb. junior tackle from La
Mirada.
Mater Del
Male.r Dei's MMW'chs continue dai-
ly practice sessions with offensive and
defensive patterns stressed.
Coach &b Woods hl.s been primari-
ly shorin.it up the defense while
polishing the offense according to an
iide.
Only injury to date in the Monarchs'
camp Is out of the Chicken and Bean11
~ame where guard Ron Dickson suf.
fered a slight knee lnjlD'y, but 111 e.J·
peeled back In a week.
Quarterback remains open with Ted
HamUOOn and Bob Williams ln con-
tenUon for the vacancy.
Mb1loa Vlei•
Coach Riiy Dodee conttnues to send
bis Dlablo gridder1 through offensive
and defensive drill! but added a 20
minute scrimmage to the latter por·
tion of practice Wednesday night
Dodge singled out Ray JohD10n and
Mike Becker for praise, citing
Johnson's linebackiq dutiel alone
with Becker'• work at defensive end.
Doug Citro 11 out temporarily with
problems with an old hip point injury.
"N..,,,.art Barf»ar
Coocll Wade W.,. U1• hll quar-
tarbact sttuatton 11 dlan&lnr almost
d.a.Uy but at the moment Ron Troyano
11 the llarlor.
Alao tzet:Dlnl' in Newport wrtouta
.,.. Mike Ro,... at mlddla IUlfd,
Ito AldJlcb et ttpl ond and B·o b eurr, el hallback.
TopOCC
Runner
Transfers
John P-141•, wto waa upedod to
be th• No. 1 man on Orange Coast Colleai'• __, t.am this
year, Jiill not rHDrOlled this fell and
may .wb:I up lit the Berkeley campus
or Ill• Unlvorotty ol Calllomle.
Wheller or not Plartridge will com·
pete for the Golden. Betn1 Ill another
story. He Wl8l!I forC'ed to lit out the
track season last spring with a bad
knee and then tore. a leg muscle over
the summer.
''I know he \Wl.lltl to compete for a
four.,-ear coUege.,'' 1aid J act
Mcilwaill, OCC CZ'08I CCUJtry coach,
"but doctors back east who looked at
bls leg said he shouldn't run this fall.
However, the Cal coach thinka be
can."
Partridce, who was the second
futM freshman crou-country runner
in Southern California Wt &easOll will
be missed by the Pirates.
"You can't han:fl.;Y lose anyone Of his
stature and not Dll.h him," Mc.Ilwain
said. "But J think we'll have a better·
baian.ced. team than. la1t year."
Movmg up to the No. 1 spot for the
Pirates 11 Terry Schmitz, one of two
retmnlng lettermen McDwain has on
hand. Schm.ltl was the Pirate'• No. 3
man last aeaaon. 'ftie other letterman
is Larry Jamming, No . 6 last seaon.
Rounding out the Pirate squad are
nine freshmen headed by Jean
Albillar, who was tbe top runner at
Santiago High (Garden Grove) two
years ego; Steve Barton, Estancia'•
best cross country-man in 1967; Ed
Bell, a top two.miler from Cctona de.l
Mar; and Dan Mooney, Newport'• top
harrier last 1euon.
· The Pirates' sdtedule:
S'ept. 11 -Rio Hondo, Riverside at
RCC.
Oct. f -Cyproo, SBllta Ana.
Oct. 11 -Fullerton, Chaffey,
Palomar at F JC •
Oct. 18 -Ml SAC, Son Bernanlino
at SB.
Oct. ~ -at Mt SAC Invitational
Nov. 1 -A7Jtec lnvitiatiOIDlll at San
Diego State
Nov. 8-Golden Wat, Rio Hondo at
RH .
Nov. 15 ..... EC Cbampioos at
Cypress
Nov. 2S -So. Calif. Championships
at Souttiwest.em
Nov. 28 -Orange Coast Invitational
Nov. 30 -SliatAt CbanpionshiJll at
Soul~wutern
Camps
Watb, saying his club bas b ten
working very hard, has been 1Jacken-
lng up t h e pace. He 1ay1 the offense
Is trailing the defense by a wide mar·
gin In early development.
Newport opens with Corona d t 1
Mar Sept.mber :Ill.
S•n Clemente
Homer Waisner, San Clemente's
starting left halfback is out for four
weeks with: a broken band. Wai!ner
1uffered the injury in a scrimmace on
Saturday.
The Tritons h~ve been worklnc on
the defense the-p-ut two cfajl~
Coach Tom Eads reported that
George Meyer· wtn · be used in .a
1tartlng role In the offense. Meyer is a
transfel ~Montana. .
Wunninster
The injury but bu hit Westmlnater
like a storm with a total of 18 injurle1
the. Past two days.
Moat notable grtdder1 are Mike
Hayne• and Charlts Buckland, both
tailbacks. Haynes has \anged up
knees while Buckland Is suffering
from ankle troubles.
The injured list: John Aldrich ,
Ri chard Montgomery, RI c'h a rd
McDonaJd, Tom Coleman, Dennis
Stein and Craig Plott among ottiers.
Coach B 11 I Boswell claim• a field
goal kicker capable of 35-yard bootl.
He's Borja Dorpa, an es:chanJe 1tu·
dent Crom Sweden.
DUFFER'S DELIGHT Harry II has flustered more than one
golfer at Laguna Beach Country Club with his vocabulary of
more than 50 phrases. The gabby Mynah bird watches Coast
area golfers from his cage b·etween the pro shop and the first
tee.
This Birdie Spots
Mulligans, Eagles
By EARL GUSTKEY
01 TIM 01lb' Jllltl ll•lf
It happens every day at Laguna
Beach Country Club.
A goller will prepare to tee off,
crank.himself up into his backswing
lDd. some bird-brain cries out;
"Man, what a drive "
The ci'fender is Harry Il, a hill
mynah bird who is speeding
through the English language faster
th.an a Kansas livestock auctioneer.
Harry II, as his name implies, is
the. second Mynah to bug goUers at
the plcture6que Laguna goU facili-
ty.
The first one, Harry I , perished in
a fire that destroyed the clubhouse
18 months ago. Harry II arrived on
the soene shortly thereafter whe n
members Of the women's club rais·
ed. money for his purchase.
Cub owner Ben Brown says it's
easy to teach a Mynah to talk at a
&olf~COUfi8.
"When we want him to lfarn
anythlng, we put a sign on his cage
asking golfers to say the word or
pbra.se to hiJit," Brown reports.
"Harry's cage is between tlie pro
lhop and the first tee, 10 a lot ot
people pass by the cage every day
and see the sign. He'll pick up a
phrase in three or four days ."
The new bird is carrying on in tbe
tradition of the late Harry I.
Already, Harry has command of
about 50 phrases.
Here's a sampling:
"Take a mulligan~''
"Man, wh at a drive!"
''Call me a cab, I'm loaded!"
"Stand back. I'm an eagle!"
The second quote here is one that
provokes much mirth. Harry II
seems to know more about golJ
than people would give him credit
for. \Vhen he sees a golfer dribble
one off the tee. he cracks up all
those within earshot with the crack .
Nor is Harry II one or those aUeg.
ed talking birds which clam up
when someone arrives expressly
for the purpose of listening to him.
"He does most of his talking very
·early in the morning and at-dust.
Heck, when the sun starts to 10
down he talks ·continu ously."
So far, Harry JI hasn't been
taught any bad words. At ast, if
he does know any, he 's ent
enough to keep them to himse .
Net Tourney for Harbour
After a 17-year stand In the Islands,
the annual Hawaiian Oni Oni ln \'ita-
tional Mii:ed Double' Tennis Tourna-
ment will move to the l!untington
Harbour Beach and Tennis Club next
month.
The Oni On! -meaning to wiggle, to
duck and to dodge -wUI feature at
lea.st fiw players from Hawaii, ac-
cording to Vi Peebbtes. tennis pro at
the club, who founded the tournament
18 years ago. She hopes to rotate the
tournament between the Islands and
Huntington Harbor in the future.
Partners for the 10-day tournament
will be selected October 4 and then,
after a week of practice, the iactuaJ
tourney will run from October U-Z>.
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Bootoo 78 69 .531 15
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ThursdlY, Stpttmbtr 12, 1968 DAILV "LOT %3
Costa Mes.a Opens Season Tuesday ·
By ROGER CARLSON
Cit lht DeUy '"" Sit•
The prep water polo
,_.., In the <mango Coast
wea olfickally sW'ts 'l\Jea· cmy wllen Wemrn High in·
vades CosM Me&a f« a DOD·
league encouuter.
Scrimmages are on tap
Friday albnoort with Hun-
tington Beach traveling to
Garden Grove, Newport et
Downey and Anaheim •I
O:>rooa del Mar.
Satw"<lay, Estancle hosts
Sunny Hills, Newport treks
to Costa Mesa aod Corona
travels to La Serna.
From all indicatians, this
year's editl<>n " 1lbe oport should not be any dif!ereat
tban the past bee years as
the Onange Coast area has
pooduced oo le9s than three
CIF .....ity dlampionships.
L8at )'iNlI' it was Ne.,rport
llari>o< romping lo lhe CIF
title after Corona del Mar
had eased to two cor#-
secutiY& titles. G<I back
an()ther year and another
Newport squad was in the
fillals, but fell lo El Segun·
do.
The complete CIF
domination ol El Segundo
and Whittier a.pparently is
at an end. Between the two,
t:hey bad captured 18 Of t!le
previous 19 championships.
Leading the way this year
in expectations ili Corona del
Mar.
· Here's a rundown on all
nine Orange Coast area
teams: (Mater Dei, Mission
Viejo end San Clemente do
not field wate!' polo teams).
Corona d e l Ma r
Fram all indications, It
appears the C-Orona del Mar
water polo express, tern·
porarily derailed by
Newport Harbor last year,
is ready to roll ... and roll
•.. and roll.
'The powerful Sea Kings
are loaded with six of the
seven 9tarters from last
year's Irvine League cham-
pions back.
Included in the impressive
list of returnees are Jim
Stoner, Bob McClellan,
Bruce Black, Jim Bradburn,
Tim McGill, Eric Curtis,
Jerry Eubank and Steve
Schwer. ·
Of tlhe first team, only
Nick Armstrong is gone via
graduation. Curtis is pen·
ciled in to take Armstroog's
place on t!he starting seven.
Black is t"Onsidered one of
the p r i m e scorers along
with Bradburn. Of the top
eight, Curt:Ls and Black are
' Junian wtllle Iba ... _ -s-... McClellall, Brod·
burn, McGill, E-and
~~ sep.lon.
Ooed> pill Hooper's jog.
gernaut was 4-0 in t2le Irvine
League in 196'1 and ii beavi·
13 favored to do the seme
~uded in the non-league
schedule fOr the Sea Kings,
aside from tl>etr invltatlooal
oarly in the campelgn .. d
the Anaheim lnvitat1onal
are d u a 1 matches with El
Segundo (lwi<e), Long
Beach Millikan, B u e n a ,
Fullerton, Loag B e a c b
Wilson, Anaheim, Downey,
and 1£kewood a JD o n g
others.
Coste Mesa
Optlmiom re!gna at COsta
Men where cooch Terry
Bowen, in bis first year as
head water polo coech, has
greeted 65 athletes vying for
JJOS*!ions on the three levels
of the sport.
Heading Ute cast in the
v.a:rsjty divisioo are six
seniors, three juniors and a
sopl>ornor<.
Dave Whitaker and Chris
Gammon lead the pack of
seniors along with Jeff Roy,
Randy King, Bart Hill6ley
and John Reeg.
The juniors are goalie Jay
Sponegle, David Bannon and
Curt Plumlee whi~ the
sophomore is anoflber goalie
... Ron Mi8'0lek.
Says Bowen of bis 1968
edition at Mesa: "We have a
Jot of speed, not too much
size but a good deal of ex·
perience.
"We'll run a full court
pressure defense along with
a fast break offense."
Bowen considers Corona
del Mar ttie top threat to
Mesa's chances o! an Irvine
League title, but figures his
scliedule will permit the
Mustahgs to get in 18 to 20
games before meeting up
with Coron.a del Mar in the
first Irvine test ol tlbe
season.
Estancia
Four all-Irvine League
selections pace the
returnees to the Estancia
water polo front.
Leading the pack .are
Greg Goodyear, D a v i d
DeGrasse, Greg Aydelotte
and Bruce Littell along with
Don Randall, expected to be
the number one goalie.
Estancia's Bees, co-
champs in the Irvine circuit
last year, move into th~
Blind Goller in Field
For Charity Tournament
varsity -0 with MJk•
Gramella, Bruce William1.
Kit Weller. Leonard
Kaw,be, Mike Campbell and Tom Holl. ·
Ezpected to perfonn f0<
the vanity trom the Cee
. dlvilion 11 Dan Hefferan and
Doug Weller.
A tran1fer from Palm
Springs is Crmg Davil.
Coach Barry Fry has 50
out for ell three clasaifica·
Uoos working out.
John Vyn was lost 1 however, when he tranafer·
red to Colorado.
An outstanding freshman
prospect for Estancia ls
reported tn Steve Bulla.
dlvlllon compeUtor.
Coach John Greenfield's
Sunset Leaglle hopefuls plan
on a movint offense witb •
strong man-to.man defense.
Biggest worry in the Oller
camp i1 speed.
Huntington f i n l 11 b e d
seventh in the S11nset loop
last year, but is hopeful of a
first division spot with its
depth.
noted problems po11!bly In '!'be ftve lrom awimmlni
the coalle arta and• stated are Ktn Davis, Br u c e
~ ·~"-Ith Baroo, Jim Clemens, Duane , .. en.o ...... may cow two Wot ting and Todd
goalies ••. OM dttp and one Brandt.man.
shallow. WestmlDster establl!.bed a·
Re.ad.lng Ute lilt to date 7-5 record tas.t Yta.r ••• all
for the deep poeit1on is'Coon-five losses coming in Sunset
rad wblle freshman John competition with two of
Harbold and Stice are two in those defeats ill double
overtime.
c'o n aider at ion for the Coacli Walt Otto considers
1hallow spot. h'· best t tr g Marina ~ as!e a s on . N.,..,.,ort Barr.or defense with eight of his Jet.
Marina High was fifth in termen seniors.
Sunset League competition Eric Llndroth ls the lone Weatherly, a junlor who
last year, but look for a rise returning starter from the was all-league a s . a
out of the v~ this cam-Tars' defending CIF cham· freshman in Ce e com·
paign with a aolld nucleus of pion team. but be'a slated to petition, is slated ior the
veterans returning for coach ,get a lot of help from squad goalie positiOn.
Larry Angefel. members Jeff Wllcox, John Hazelton (considered the
Included in the array ol Blauer and Tom Warnecke best at"Orer for the Lions)
talent at Moclna are Don along with a couple of and Kubel are set to man ldt G H 11 d returnees from the un· two of the fotward spots
•
J*e'• e1 ,,.., iat ~. U you, wbn.t a
career tha1 combines fast-qrcwinq opportunJd•
in Wholesale mark.etflq with job stability, com•
talk with Hwnble.
>..you may know. we're Am8riro·a Leod1nq
t:nerqy Company. uteraliy No. f amctng cdl
U". S. oU companies. Our new refinery, to be
completed ln '69 at Benicia, will Qf'8CJ'lly expand
our Wee.I Coast markets. So we're stcdtlng now
wl.lh peor;ile interested tn a marketinq career. ·
You'll sell and qiva bualness counael lo Enoo
dealers. the people who ''Pu( a Tlqar 1n ~ 1 Tank•!"
You'll have specialized trainlnq. And the kind
of individual responsibility and challenq~ that
makes a sale:s career solidly rewa:rcilnq:
ln Anaheim at the Dlaneylcmd Hotel ior lnle.r-
vlews Is W. R. Bearding of our Pacillc Reql~
oflice. He will be av¢lable for interviews after
9 a.m., September 13, 14, 15 cmd 16. Call hint. ' ccilect a1fl14) 635-2056.
Fry figures to send his
Estancia offense through a
fast break style ... retting
the hole man. A sluHing man.to-man defense is plan-
n<>d by the Eagles.
Fountain Vallet1
Coacb Duane Getty, In his
first year as varsity coach
of water polo, will pin Baroh
hopes on five returnees
from last year's varsity,
Bee and Cee squads.
Lippo • reg e a n • defeated Bee league cham· whlle otto· tries to get • Steve McConnaughey, Roy s Buen, Grant Tucker, Dave pions. junior into the dlird forward Humble OU & Rdn.lnQCompcmy
Eisenberg, John Re m y , Up from the Bees are Bob slot. fNCO A Plan1 l1¥ Pro:;ir.u ~d
Howard Johnson, D a v e Keigh, a goalie, and Bruce . HeediDg the list Of can-£qucl 0pp0rtunlly ~loyw
Miller and Rick Henry Johnson. . di dates are Ohre and;;H;;•:;;ber,"ct---,-="'----_ __ _____ _ __ -Att-arelett~ John Wilcox, a-Cee-la;.st---'nlTttoM prtmlll us a
on heavily by Angelel to cflr-year, is e~ t~ see ,.~l~ung~~oll~e~m~e~.~:~·~d~o~wn=-~th=•=~~~~;;;~;~~~~~~~~ii~ ry the load ue Buell, plenty o~ action according to center and flaring out.
Mcconnaughey and Lip-coach Bi:ll Barnett ..
"We'll be starting from
scrttch ... hope to get the
program off on a real strong
footing," commented Getty
as ttie Barons s e e k
replacement.'! from since·
graduated F r a n k Pascoe
and Fred Lohn.
Expe<ted to le"'1 tile
Barons will be Harry Noah,
considered the best player
on the sqUad offensively and
defensively.
Gary Nelson is beng
counted on to fill tile bill at
goalie, but is handicapped
due to lack Of experien~r;,
according to Getty.
Others who will tigure
strongly in the Fount.&i.n
Valley attack are Steve
Wurster, up from the Cees
(they were 9.3 last year),
Larry Hughs, considered
one or the top Bees last year
and Greg Davis.
Fountain V ai!ley posted a
5.7 reeord overall laM year
in UM! Irvine circuit, in·
eluding varsity, Bee and
Cees.
A bumper crop of 56 have
turned out for the Bees and
Cees from the freshman
ran.ks.
Huntington
poldt. Gone from the title team
As for Marina's top com-of · 1 9 6 7 are B r a d
petition in the sunset Shoemaker, ~ob Rogers,
circuit, Angele! related that Mark Hoi;le. Dirk MuntefU1 1
his team would face no one Tom Oliver and J 1 m
OOUgber tharl defending CIF McDon:&ld.
cha.mpion Newport Harbor, Despite th~ heavr losses,
folh>wed c 1 o s e I y by the ~~s will Bgam be the
Anaheim's powerhouse. favonte J..D the chase for the
Marina opens Suoset com· Sunset League title. h!S'
petition hosting Newport Barnett fig u res
Harbor on o c t, 7 in t b e toughest com petition t o
Yikes' pool and then follow come . from Marina and
up with a travel date with ¥e~. ,
Anaheim a week later. M~ma s s u p e r·sm,a"
Scheduled for goalie spots pool will hurt us ... they ve
are Miller and Johnson got a lot ol.fioe athletes ~d
while the forwards will be ~shed second ~ , SWlm-
manned by Li p po ld t , m.mg last year , com·
H llmi.d McConnaughey and mented Barnett. .
H!nry. ' . The Tai:s ope.n up lll the
Buell, Tucker, Eisenberg fire, starting. w~th .the Cor·
and Remy are slated for ona del Mar mv1tational ...•
guard roles according to Where Ne~rt m.ade noise
Angelel. last Y.ear m its drive to the
di ti th M · CIF title. In ca ?ns are e . ar1na Newport in th process of season will be told 10 the . , e
f. I esult wi.th its en· naibbmg the CdM event. 1na r . . crushed the hosts. 9-2 and
counter with i n v a d 1 n g polished off Fullerton 9-4 Newport Harbor. ' '
Laguna Be...,h Westminster
Laguna Beach moves into
an eight-team league in
varsity water polo as the
Artists, aim1g with Foothill
High of the Crestview
Le a g u e, merge with six
Westminster h a s 14
returning lettermen from
water 'pOlo and swimming
out for the varsi1.y water
polo squad.
Depth is considered the Orange League schools.
big plus sign at the Oiler The Orange League is
pool where a record turnout r e p r e s e n t e d by Los
of 60 'C8lldidates have shown Alamitos, Brea, Saddle back,
for varsity, Bee and Cee ac· Sonora, Valencia and El
Hoping to up ttie Llons'
sixth place finish in the
Sumet League are nine
from the polo team.
tion. Dorado.
Leading the list of varsity Leading the pack for
candidates are JohD Battis, coach George C are y ' s
Lance Norris, Bill Rice, Bill Laguna squad will be Jim
DeHuff arid Rick Bryan. Causey, Bob Gantner, Ron
Battis is considered the Coonrad, Mark A t w o o d ,
leading candidate w h 11 e Larry Harvey, Tom Holm
Rice, a 6-4 junior, is describ· and Tracy Stice. All are up
They are Steve Kubel, Jim
Hazelton, Bob Weatherly,
Geoff Haber, Cllris Ohre,
Dave Burris, Bruce
Gardner, Al Rojas and Rus
Leeper.
Matson ~harp
ed by coaches as having fr()j}l last year's varsity Randy Matson,. a surprise
great coordination for a team thm compiled a 3-1 silver medalist in the shot·
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Hank Davis, a man who schedule has ~ttracted top. • Another counted an to see Up ·from the Bees are Games in Tokyo has not lost
refused to 'quit the-game-of flight compitltors such as mueh varsity Y:tion is Mike • Oiarlie Wace, Scott Sumner, an <1 u.t door campelition
gol! even wben ·tie was ."!Joyd Mangrum Smiley r.fooreb~use. a sophomOre. John Slowsky, Bill Brown,' since finishing second t6
struck by blindness, is · an Qujck Paul R~yan Olin Moorehouse broke the all· John· Enfield ·and· J 1-m ·Dallas Long, USA, at Tokyo .
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• added entry for the celebri-and Mortie Dutra; Ell~lh time record in the open ~Orlowski. Matson has also succeeded
ty pro.am tournament at Vines Zell Easton and division dur~ the summer Carey remarked that he Long as t~~ _w o_r l _d
Shorecilffs Country Club in Marshan ..Hunt, the deren-for •the Huntington Beach was ptEas~ With the efforts -recoi-dbofder, with a best of
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in Orange County and
Southern Caliornia.
The three-day g o 1 f i n g
schedule includes a 36-hole
Southern Section P G A
Seniors champioMhlp Fri·
day and Saturday, the first
around of the Hollywood
Hackers' J&.bole tourney
Saturday, aod the celebrity
pro-am. The three events
are being sponsored by the
country club and ttie San
Clemecte Lions Club.
Davis will play in the pro-
am as one of three
amateurs, teaming up with
a senior pro. He also will
give a demonstration on the
practice tee rollowing the
completion of the pro·am.
Davfs is the ooly blind
golfer In history to record a
hole-in-one. He ac-
complished the amazing feat
Oct. 5, 1966 at the CollnB
Park pitch and putt course
In San Diego, usJng a pit-
ching wedge on the 67-yard
hole.
Davie:, wbo woo. the Mid-
dle Atlantic Blilld Golf
AHociation Championship
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Sunday he will be helped
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junior pla,..-Scott Johnooo.
On the putllna green, Scott'•
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Sh:}iing, Machine
Is Shaping Up
ly CRAIG LOCKWOOD
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,: Wltat "-• when ycu !aka· two surf en with 18 tY.., ... of combined •urftul and 1b1Irina uperieoce, and
'Ii delire to do Uielr own tblng botierf
Amwer: Tiie lbaping macblne.
"Do )'OU fllYI rNlly have a abaping machine, or
11 UU a put on?"
'Ibis Is Ille qu.Ullu.Averybody ha• been asking
• jjnce Sl1wt Herz, 211, and Steve Perman, 'rl, publiJbed
their hCtd antc!e, ''The Slulping Macb!ne" In Surfin(
Maculne.
• "Mier alx montbl of •urflnf my bralna loose I
stepped ot1 the plane fr<>m Hawali with a surfboard, a -·.,tµitCu:e, a h•cf full of ideas and no money," Herz re-
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'l'lulll wu 1wo yean ago.
"I mond in with Steve, and began telldng about .W::J our own contract shaping shop; Right away
'9.'e lots of work, more than we could euily handle
and 11111 produce the 1llnd of quality work we wanted."
Ne!J!>er stev,, or stuart were willing to comprombe
thelr ldO¥ of quality for a quick product. The product, tt>e shaped •W'fboard blank, must be good •• , perfect ....... ___ ~
This m-a tool. We bad to d.esign a tool that wOUld let 111 work with speed, while we maintained
hllh ~ llandardl, and rood qual!ty."
* *
The madalne, ff It w .. po11IW., must he •ble
te de what • men doN with his mind, soul,
and heart ••• enly_famr. WH II pu1lble?
"We ""'"" hauntln1 machine shops, tool end die d•lprs, •ndl ell of th•t. W1 rDCf books on
englneerlne, checked •nd ••keel •nd quntloned •nd
11111 didn't com• up with whet we wanted,'' they
l'h'Nled.
The problem wea .. tough that moat of th•
people they talked to 1lmply ,.....,., lnle,..ted.
* * * 11A machine to shape IW'fboerda ••• you gotta be
kidding." But Stuart and Stev~ WOf1Sl'l And before
long !hey found tl)elr man.
"You -between UJ we bad lhaped at a lot of
shops. We'd worked for Hollie, Gordie, Vardeman,
Weber, Maul SUrf Shop, and a couple of others. Our
ideas ol what we had to have were easy for t11 to
imagtne, but hard to translate into a thing of •tee! and
electridty that woold transmit complex linear rola-
tiombips and PAtterm U> a loom blank."
Working with an lnveutor~eer the machine be-
gan to take shape .
''What ts the inventor's name?" I asked.
''Tom Swtft," replied st.eve Pezman, flicking a fleet
of foam fr<>m bis murtache, and mlillng cryptically.
Curiosity •tlrred in my llffie reporter's brain.
''Where do you .teep the machine?"
"Oh, up in Costa Mesa somewhere," stuart evaded.
"Sligbtly southwest of the north end of ·the south
section of West Penny Lane," Steve added.
"And I suppose it's a clean machine?" I asked.
. ''Well sometimes it's clean, but usually it's cover-
ed with foam. Under the foam it's green, and lilver,
and tt makes lots of. noise."
Last question ... 0 How'a business doing?"
. "Business!" They s:aid together. "Busineu is 1bap--
Jng up !"
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Surfing
Scene
·swarts
Resigns
Surf Post
Malibu
Contest
'
Scratched
They were .n there.
·At """'1 tile Malibu Surf·
Jng Club'• amual lnvlta·
tional c.oate1t WM well at-
ten4ed by 110flQg'1 many ll·
Jumlneti. Clubs, r I d • r 1 ,
reportenr, movtemater1, of·
ftclall, Judg.,, gremmle<
and bunnies, all bad located
lltoir place in tho IUD br 8
o'clock .
But the surf was late. By 9
In a IUlprilo ll10>0 lat< p.m . ...med contest ol·
laat weet, HC11>P1 s-11 an· Jlclail met In a !llWl)Uing
DOtmCed bis rN!pUon ., coaclave and canoe!ed the
W•f«n Suri!nt Aloociatian -.. t
competition director. G<11t1e W"""8 lawed at
11nr11, 12, .,. -... ni that b ot the pr:ine moven In the the jutting po t a•
~ hnled Western Surf-been called S o u. t b • r n
Ing Alooc:lati..,, ._.,, Cali!onll'• -right m-
Ume, lalen~ llld energy in eak. This reporter bas seen
behalf d competitive sur-bigger rurf in Ille Back Bay Ing In portlcular.
Al of th1a date bo IUC-on a bad day.
--to 5""111 bu been Hungry ond dlsll!ll>Olnted, riamed;-but~-or--the the surf ttan:, rep<rte.?1,
replacement fl expected moviemakers, j u d g • 1,
aoon. Q)Dtroveny rage• TIGHT SQUEEZE -Squeaking under the mome1r critical county breaks like the wedge in Newport. gremmies and bun o le a
over the choice of a 1uc-tarlJy·suspended. lip of e thick wedge walloper, this Wedge riders have probably been responsible for descecded 00 the venerablt = C::' :ean"~~-halal paipo boai'd rider ia shown at full speed and in per· more of the current development in the sport than Mdbu Im for their autrl· ~ lect trim. Palpo board riding ls currently under-any single group in the world today. Comp«lttve SUrflog." ttco period.
Ina i.tt.r to Dr. Robertl,...;~go!n~g~a~revu!,;;;;u~ti~·on;:::in;,;board;;:~•~h~ape~;an~d~techni;;;~·~qu~e~a~t~========================================~============j
Scoll, curroot WSA pres!·
dmt, Swarts outlined
.......,. lac rOlilDllkln from
bis post • dhocllr.
Th• Jettier, llllt to t o p
surfers and m-1 ol the
Board of ~ ""*1dJnc
Hev1 and Marge Mc·
Clelland, Doi Camon, Peter
Van Dyke, Vince
Moor!louae, and lO Of Ille top
mm 1urlen, noted difficulty
Jn tile 10lectlm of judge1
who wn ~oved by com-
petlton.
The ll<9lgnatlon saya:
'As yoo know I have been
lludyiiig judging ....-Its or
over four yean:. DurJnc thla
period many top surfers
i... dtm...,trated theJ are
e1'l8lleatjud1u.
''Ammg therte are Robert
August, Stevs BIJler. Dale
000.on, Ml1te Doyle, Johnny
Fain, Dru Harrl1oa, Mlckey
M:unoz, Donald Tabyama,
and Butch Ibiden. I am sure
there ... more.
''II tbeM IW'fen ar1 any more 1wst of what iJ gotng
on J.n the water than otha'
top judpi, all I can 1ay II
lllat It -·t shown up Jn
my 1)'9tl!m of eVllluati.Oo
wblcb llbowl lllelr agree.
ment h nearly the 1ame
-1hey are l<>getl!er as wbem llley are judglnr wlllt
other top Judges.
Slnco I took lt for granted
that Ille top 11rfeen would
want lo oompete, I COO·
aldered llley would be in·
eligible to judge."
In a further surpri.le
lllO'V9, Swart& i n f o r m e d
Scott lllat be bJld requerted
tile ....i~ Of sf• Of the
WSA's . top judges from
whom one would have been
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judging posltloo .at the
World Coot.eat If then ls any
way he can do It," Swarts
stated.
Swart. saye his actions
ftnl a recul.t ol the top
competitors revolting over
lib choice of judges, who
were pr""1mably not aware
of what the contestants
were doing tn the meets,
and could not do wbat they
were doing.
"I have never heard of an
Ice skating judge. or a div·
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rporll) who ...... required
to do what t b 1 cooteatants
could do."
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1.3 .5.1.9-ll P.M.
By WILLIAM GLOVER
NEW YORK (AP)
YoutJUul protest and old··
f a lb.iooed melodramatics
mil: awkwardly in ''An
Ontinary Mmi," Monday
Dight'a arrival .t the off.
Broadway Cllerry L a n e
Uieatc.
TWO FAMILY
COMEDIES
Autl!or Mel Arrlghl, a
graduate o f California's
Berkeley campus, sets his
scene in a future America of
5.inister racist dictatorsbip.
The central figure is a com-
pla<:ent everyman w h o
pleads "social necessity"
for helping crush the Negro
popu}ace h1o concentration
camp bondage.
For AH his earnest in-
tentions , Arrighi rare I y
elevates his material above
a classroom exercise. The
polemic parallelling of the
possible re.5ults of con-
temporary civic unrest with
the gruesome record of Nez.i
Germany has all the glib-
naivety of a sophomore bull
session.
Too, the mechanlcal struc-
ture -a war-guilt trial
developed with flashbacks
-is as predictably familiar
as the hokum sex. twists
which ravel out the plot.
Michael B'8.seleon
portrays the focal film-
maker who is caught up in
ttie dire machinations of
one-party government;
Jerome Dempsey. Frank
Bara and John Carpenter
represent various degrees of
smug complicity or
rigtiteous defiance. Lloyd
Hollar has some of the best
moments as a black in·
wived briefly in the noxious
conspiracy.
The Rancho Community
Players will pr.sent the
Orange County premiere or
William Good.hart's new
comedy 1'Generation " to be
directed by Bunny H~mmer .
Auditions for the pro-
dUction will be held Monday,
Sept. 16, at the borne of
Chuck Schleker, 2 4 I 9 2
Larkwood Lane, El Toro, at
8:30 p.pl. A ge n er a I
membership meeting will be
conducted at the same time.
Five men and one woman
are required !or the show,
which depicts a middleaged
liberal determined to bridge
the "generation gap" when
his daughter marries a hip·
pie.
Drama Class
Set in Mesa
A children's beginning
drama workshop, limited to
16 enrollees, is scheduled to
begiD e.arly next month in
the Costa Mesa Community
Recreation Cen'ler.
The San Francisco
Synipll\lny Foaodatlon an·
nounced today lt.s lStti an-
nual aud.JtJ.oos for young in~
strumentalisU.
Cash prizes t'o t a 111 n g
tJ,350 will be awarded to
winners in three aeparate
categories: piano, strings,
and winds.
The outstanding artist in tm entire competition will
be invited to awear as
sololst witll the San Fran·
cisco Orchestra conduCted
by Maestro Josef Krips at a
:tpring concert in the Civic
Auditorium in San Fran-
cisco.
The final rowid of the
competition will be open to
the general public Dec. 10 at
the War MemorilaJ. Opera
House, Sall Francis co.
Preliminary rounds a r e
schedttled for Dec. 2, 3, and
5. A rustinguished p3flel of
j udges headed by Krips will
be announced at a future
date. ·
Youngsters may register co1•1•
for the 10-week course Sept.
19 from 6 to 8 p.m. and Sept. llltS..::~' ~1' I
20 and 21 from 9 a.m. I<> I ~ml'i
p.m. in fourth floor offices
at the Costa Mesa Civic
Center.
The drama course will
meet from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.
in the recreation center at
the west gate of the Orange
County Fafrgrounds ..
..._..._.... ___ _ ---·-·---....... ·------DICK ... CWKE The main ladies, Kathleen -. . ,;;JNE Murray and Surija Svensen, -· · ·
_ ·-----""'"'"....: were dutiful but not very
1 ... Show st.m 1 ,... persuasive among all the ~
C•nt. s.r. • S••· frcnw 2 II·"'· events conducted w it h r~~~ ~ "===========~..ip~ed~estr~i~a~n~r~e~o~li~sm=-b=y:..:d=ir~e=c]-Joe.II Lem..,Oft-Waltn Manha•
a; -LND Mlrcn•
-llJ ..;:;.-.~ • tor Harold Stone. "The Odd Couple"
Bullfights now at
BULLRING -BY-THE -SEA
The Incredible J•fme BRAVO
uyankee Matador'' Robert RYAN
MeJ!co'a Fabian RUIZ
plu
"The Party"
with hter ~I.rt:
c COLOR !rfOeWlt PAIAVISKltr
f " ... f ...............
Outstanding Co-Fe•fure
Crossword Puzzle
ACROSS
l Qnollty
of food
S Sugar
c:ontoc1fOll
10 Botll:
Comb. form
14 -fescue;
A lo<lfO
grass
IS Uttffed hi
certain manner 16 Slmpleton
17 Narrow
woodtn
strip
11 Fatmtt U.S.
3t plKI 19 Fatt 20 Scotsman's
name
22 Kind of
vuarantet
2• Artlclt
25 Raised with
a. ltver 27 lntoxlcattd: 51a.ng 29 "-TM,.
Al .. o" 32 Habltual
druat:anf
33 ""'' Camb. fotM
3•-daddy 36 Corrupt
'''" 40 Lind body
42 C~ltal of
Sent;al
4• Man's
nlckn1111t
45 Put off
47 Nu111btr
49 Exeh1n9t JA rivalry
SO C*llne hi
Intensity
52 Most harsh
54 Not •
51r:i
1=:1 spirit
59 Pal111 leaf: Var. 60 Quantity
of llquld
li2 Fencer's
thrust: Var.
65 Roz Russell
role
67 Of notablt
size 69 Weapon
70 Right to
pass over
another's
land
71 Stt 69 Across
72 Drl~ up 73 Relinquish
74 0Y9f
75 Kind of
vehlclt
DOWN
l Fff11t11tablt
•lxturt
Z Ffftllnln•
n1111t
3 Ott crushing
1111chlnt:
2 lfords
4 8r1nch of
llterature S Nipped __ _,
3 words
6 ltfm of rolf·
Ing stock
7 Egyptian
goddess 8 Apptllatlons 9 Small bright
lights
10 Nothing but
11 Givt
utttranct to 12 German: Slang 13 Affixtd one's
slgnatu~ n CaM;dlan~
born U.S.
admltal
23 Indochina
kingdom
26 Frtt fro111
'" 28 Road sign
29 M11aud
:JO At an
additional
time
Jl Dlssolutr lndlvld11als
2nd BIG HIT
9/12/68 "THE DOUBLE MAN,.
3S Uttl!rtd In with
frenzy Yul Brynn1r I Lloyd Nol•rt
37 Real tstate n==========~===========:I subdl11ldtr 38 American
inventor
J9 Fall In with _.! Dlrtc:tlon
43 Went back
_.6 Ltnglh unit
_.8 Fltn
SI Treat a
sort throat
SJ Most fully
deve1ored 54 Kind o
actor 55 Flush with
SUCCt5S
56 Sptclfifd
57 Navigation
system
61 Hang
63 AnUtaxfns M Be marttd
by ftrtilily
66 Stfort
68 Sink ont'1
tee shot
WEEKDAYS
Box Office Open 6:45
Saht"dcry·hnd.,.Holldmy
C•nth1•0111 Ope11 12:41
H's• RING-A-DING LAUGH AFFAIR!
-Plus Co-Hit-
Lucille Ball ind Henry Fonda In
"YOURS, MINE AND OURS"
Both Fe1turu In Color
cept •A>!lcant. Uuwgh >&• ACADEMY AWARD WINNER
28 from 13 we«e:rn It.ates in· 'i\--~ eluding Ala.ska, Ariiooa., ~ &. l.IWC --...,..
Cali'fomia, Colorado , W..""""" /' ~--HawaU, Idaho, Montana,
New,. Mtxlco, Nev ad a , l
Oregon, Utah, Wastli:ogton ,i I" \
and Wyoming. TH" "'·.\, -....-Application forms can be r
obtained from university &DAllllAft L :"\ , ~ and college mu•ic .,..,_,... IUUllllll!I; '~,---
departments, or the Sanl~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Francisco Symphony Foun-
dation, 821 Market Street,
San Francisco !Ml03. Ap-
p]jcati'on deadline Is Nov. 15.
ido
Peter
Sellers :
•ecoml!Mltdllf Par A•lllhl
Ml• F1rrow . Jot!~ CllNYtl•
"IOSIMAIY'S IAIY"
lilo'Nn 11 7:11 11141 ll:M
"MADIGAN''
wllh ll:lehlrd Wldm•rk Ind H•nrv FOfldl
--:::·· • 147·15'1
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fifl YI P•t$1.., -H..,(y 11111'1"• "SPllDWAT"
In Color
Allrw l1ncrot1 e COLOllt e
"THI GIADUATI"
MORE THAN EVER
... You've got
to see it
to believe it!
LOS ANGELES
COUNTY FAIR
SEPT.13-29
POMONA , CALIF.
HARBOR al ADAMS, COSTA MESA, PHONE 5'16-3102
ACADEMY AWARD
WINNER
IUT -CTOR-MIKI NICHOi.i
---Jack 1.tiz:1•
• D: r.jle
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ROSEMARY'S
BABY
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7:15 P.M. .~~:,:,::::
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EVERY EVENING AT·-
7: 15 and 9:15 P.M.
THE
GRADUATE
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2nd Foalur. ot
Huntington
2nd Hit II c1 .. .,. w._.t
1ii_,Wfilr...._-
• , BLAKE EDWARDS .....,.. •
OA!l Y "lOT %$
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
P..tlll' C•ltTl,ICAT• OP aUSIMUI.
r1CTJTIOUS MAM•
Tri. ~ Oo c:«tlfy .., .. COf'lludlnl I llull-. 11 C:.11 ,,,...,
C.ilfernl1, \llldff fftt fktltlow """' ,,,.,,..
of DICK 1nd JEAN l!NTEltl"ltlSIES !He. Ind !twit .. Id flnn II __... fll h
tollowl... --....,.. """* "' tul Incl PIKn "' rnklll'KI IA " fot'"": RICHAltO ANTHONY MONSOUll Md ARDINE JEANNIE MONSOUI, 220
Wtllau AYtTIUt, COJt. Mna, C.llftln\IL 011H AI091111 t1, lNI. lll:ICMAID l\NTHON!Y MOH SOUR
ARDI NE JeA HNll! MONSOUR
Stahl of C111to,...11, Ori"" C-tyr
On Al.ltUtl 21, 1'61. befl) .. me, I ,....,.,
Pub!lc In 1nd for .. lei Slit., ~ltY
a-..red ltlCHARD ANTHONY MONSOUlt 1nd AA:OINE JEA.NNll!
MONSOUR kno-kl me Ill be the "9f10M ~ n1mn 1r1 1ublcr111fd h Ille wt1'tll"
lnstrvment 1nd Kknaw...,_ """ Cl(• tcUtld tN um.. (OFFICIAL SEAi..)
JDHtlll E. 0.'lh Nol•..., Publlc.C1llfoml•
Prlndp&I Office In Or•-,....,,,.,
Mv Comnllulen •~r,_
June 11. lt"IO
Publlltlld 0••-c-t O.lty PIJitt,
A."9111f !2, 'l'I Ind S.lllmtllr .I, IL ,..., 1"6Mll
LEGAL NOTICE
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Evert-....
Something n..t
YOll C.R. Soll It,
Find It, T r1d1 It
With • w ... Al4 *-S. W1rt>t-Diii •IGGES!' SllVGU MAJIKETPUCB ON l'BB OJUNGll CO.tS'l'-PBONB DIUCI' ta-5nl
Lunrlon
Wat" Fnint o..ia
-Vlt'll ud,.. OWN Chi Judi Uppa' S bed-
room untt built tir OtrMn
home, bu all U. .extru
that are ao dtlbble. 1..arp
'2 bi:dl:O«Q lower unit tiway•
"""4 tar ""' -· .,,,,,. --ol---.... cldlo!itlul u...,.. Soe ,...,.,I -..it
)'CW" ~ cm CU' i\lll'ULel! ,.,....Plu.
MESA VERDE
FOUR IDRMS
\Vey ..... .,..,, .... -tnc at "lch pl'lcod, -lni -... Thll new U.U.,
)lu LOCATICff, PRICE A
APPEAL. OtlJ now to lf!I.
$25,950
*•" It
VI"'"" ..... 11
thll Collqe Ptrlc beallb' !-3 1dna llzed Biii, double Areplace, blab la.od-
ICIPina: 6 cu1*4ac strfft.
DPIN HOUSI DAILY
2519 v .... "'· •. -----PERRON
.11 ......... , •• * 642.1771 Anytlmt *
B/B
CUFFHAYEN
lnaadtate Oa:upe.nc:y. )1.°""'
tn CObdltkln. I bedrootna,
·--lovel.Y o1Jvld. "' yard, -....... Dltilldful ua h children.
"""' .. alt --Qi,'/'SO.
fi73.9ro:) E\tet. !H8-071S
Bay l leocll
Rqlty, Inc.
'3125 W. Balboti Blvd .• N.B.,
1111-1•15 Cliff Drl¥1, Newport Hol9hh
or1H DAllY It·•
Charmingly decorated, roofed, Provlndal 3
BR - 2 bath home. Sunny .,h panelled family
100m, gluted to patio & 1arden. BAY VIEW
from hllie ma.ter muter bedroom 1Wte.
Vaulted beamed celings, corner fireplace,
decontor dnperies & wall papen. Ugllt,
cheerful & immaculate! PLUS appeallns 2
BR income unit with open beamned celinp"
used trick fireplace & patio. One of a kind,
ooe owner property on a cboreleS1 landacaped
66'x110' loL
Ruth Pordoll, Dwnor/Brolcar 54"6416
--------------·----·--
""3 WES1'QJFF DRIVE
8*-T711 Open :EW'S,
Peninsula BaYfTont
Watch tlre dally
boat parade from
tht lhel.te!"ed ~t porch
i~f&'#'
realty
2'14 VIit& Dd °"' N,.wport Besch
Enloy UYlftg
T ..... -Bo .. na·Goll
--or lull nlu All )Qr outside
maintmance included ..,.._
_.Bad<Boy-
$23,000 -. se,ooo
or leue $225 to $425
Ph: 644-113J
lohn macnab
DOVER SHORES
lrnrnaculate borne with an
outfi&ndina: v i e w of the
a.ck Bq. 3 bedrooms and
m•lds room, 3% baths, fY'I·
ft' 4000 aqua.re feel Beeu-
tltull1 deccl'l1ed. Tot .ale
fmn1lhed ar untumiahed.
lllMOO-.
Call for •PSIOlntment.
REALTY COMPANY
(7141 142-1235
881 Dover Drivt' N""""' Beach
------. ------
E.UTSIDE 3 IR
2 b&thl. 1'anUl¥ room, tlre-
pluw, FA beat, new cupe:t:I,
drapet, fresh , paint le It's
vacut Owner will ..ii VA
« FHA • $29, 750.
ALSO
3 BR 2 bath, famll,y room,
fireplace, douhl• Pl'llt·
$19,850. TU'llll VA, 1114 or
<l>oventtorW.
Well..McC1rdle, RltrL
1810 Newport Rlvd., C.M.
548-7129 Eve1. MS-0861
MUii aell dealrable 4 bedroom1 2 bath
home. It has beautiful etrpeUng ano dr1pc1
lhrougbou~ flrtplace, bttll~ln kitchen Includ-
ing dithwubeT, patio, pool 1W! lot and many
other features. New owner can take over
5% % FHA loan with monthly payment in-
cludln& tax'" and lnaurance of U4e per
n1onth.
ThJs Ideal !OCQUon ls within walklns,dis-
tanoo o! an schools. 50 acre park'-and juot
5 minutes away from South Coast rlaia.
Coll ()w,,., At .546.U37
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THE ~EAL ~ ESTATE~S Newport Hgll.
.
HDUSES· POil SA~·
HtHlll ...... W j~
HOUSIS FOlt SALi
LOfU!!! IMch 1705
* PLEAMNT OUl ·Ba.,. I i.ttontloft Git!
elluilden --Br. 2la + % Br 0o ... V'1 VA « FHA ...... ,. neal Dvpl-l'lr Sell l~I ' + famil ln«me Apt. lff.lOO. >1~"19 -Weot l BR l!i .. lb CIWIKING -i Bit,. Bl :,,.-., ' Eutbluff · 12A2 """ famJjy "'°'"' ..,...., apt. llolrll ....... • M.., l/B •1116"" mo pdnc/iot lcttd><o Ind---.,..,.,, 2 car 1ara1r lifwNMtJ HEIGlfJS
•--utlfvl eFut mew.in SACUP'It"E 1 yr old J BK ... Fantudcf val~. I« ~ wtlaundi,.. wuMr. <ra VACANT·IMMEDllATE ._. CAlJ. RAY GAUI..T 2% bath home. Newl.J' ''watktotbrtbelc:blocatm lhower4tclltt.Beaut:ttull1
POSSWIOK. Larp IMnr Udo hie H-540-J.W ,_, .... , d ..... ...i, $29,900. Own. &1126.900. land1cap•d + ......
room wttb ~. hie din-C....""-•• 1Mnc room tnd Heritale Real Estate &M-11419 ftldftc Sboret Re.alty IPfinklm;. Id• a 1 *-'
lni room. -ltlldwsl. ~ -.loiiiiiiiiiiiii&i ........ iiii•l;~~;,,o.-;;;;;;-;;;;-= 114'1~ ·Ev<s. !lll:U3l5 ~ couplt will! IQ.
Cedar Un<d "'-'> -double ~-== ~' Bick 91y FHA/VA =-·~~ ";;.,~)~°i.: 1a .. 1« 2nd aj>t. Inq. at 251
banl>ood !loon. GtnuJz.. ..,.,,... lot. a bodrooml. S New lmn OK "" this Back l.'l'l,iOO. o..........,. SUPER SHAltP :-;:.::=":c·-----1 kth and Jlla*r COMtruo-bathl formal dinin1 room Bayareaeol'M!'bomt. Room uDUTCH HAVEN" t<-=:r4TAL$ =-!°°:a to:~ plUI ~ttkml ~~~· t!.~ ~ u::: 30~~; Coron• d1I Mir 1250 $22,000-NO OOWN Hw ,_,....,...
all aocesstorbo9tortrail-toe Ol' Den . .x ..... u ~ .....,... . ..,.,~ payment to a G.I. low down "'-• .. 'l'i.,,... ....... ,... ..ie. """· """,...,, ieu.1>0 OOU'iGe.!!,EALTY ......., Cameo Shores ,. ....,. 2 balhl -lllnll> Ront1l1 ,. Shiro -
sdn& 7°'.11' c:bec:t book and m.$'J)) Evt1. ~ Lovely custom 3 BR. S baths, rm. Bcilt·in ·kitcbm. MOft H I t.
stool 111!1 ...n bu1l1 -. AllD BY Owner-born --3 BR 2 3,000 ... ft. Pool, lmJMcl> ~· .......... =-app neu ......
,... ONLY 1>1,9001 s b<dn>om, • """' homo. BA ._ s,,,..eam.,... 111e. Immodlato -· 1ar c1r1w -''""""..,, land-Ha¥1ng * * + • many ~ en e st. to n boat ator"ap. New carpets, $14,900. dClllent Aaanc1a1 ~ U216918eaeh Bl d A Roommate 17 Ulllft lot. ""'1 ldk;b.,,, d>lldno'I -· La"" .. -. Auto avallablo. TARBELL 16111 v ·
nll' bre&Jdut room , 1ttractiw sarace qpmer. Daylit.e ceil-Bkr. 673.9495 or MU96& Ar! )'GU ~ 1of • roant-
HUGE ltYq" nxa and d1n1rc roocn qa. .Wsul.4ted. Nnr pdrt. HOME 6 Income· nm1 O..ne G1rcMn Hornet mate? U !>• let Roomni.1111
ON l l,S AatES wrm and dm with ~ W. OW Hi.Sehl. 332 Moote d 2 br 1 ba' pra1e Thif apuidDtg new 4 BR lteftnnee umt 1W • • • GREEN BELT AREAS. fn.PD) EYes. MS.«1616 eoor. ., ., ~otters the newest !no-Contact·
CIO&e 1D lhoppq c.u., Vista. C.M. 548-S127 apt. 2 br, 1'4 ba, prb. dLsp.; doal-outdoor ool'loept ill gv.. R_,;mile R9fert111•
Bank a1 "'"""'" w .iow.. lay & Beach NEW HOME ""1.N:::.~ .. '"""' .,. u,.,.. Includoo """' S.nrlco town 0.ta Mesa. Actu&1 lle1lty, Inc. SALE er TRADE e 7m Avocado CdM e I fencing. lmml'diate oa:u-Newport Beach Ph. 575-m3 ~~arty income $19,320. 3J'J; W. Balboa. Blvd., NB 3 BR l" Ba. fenced, 1uld-. ' pmqt. Call 962""406 for llP'" BEA.tmnn.. apt tc> sn.rt
run Price $157 IXIJ. EXCEi., M:a~ • , man)' other 6 • OWNER ~ CWrninJ CUltDm po!ntment. {Ad1m1 at Btr widl 1ldf BqvStw ..U omto
LENT TERMS. Call...., tor STOP LOOKING --1107 Vallo• Clrclo Well bit 2 Br. 2 Ba. ""'-din rm. •hanll. • • ·•~ -~ appointment ....... ' • Prtnclpals only 673-C869 vm\enc• • u ..... _. mc1. -,!1111!111!1.l!ll!!I of Victoria, ltft on Valley " siz;. Availlble Sept. 15. NI
,J Thll 1ow prlced , & ...... ltood. oo.Sloa i:i.i. ,,,. u51 6!J..35l5
r0om born. MeM Verde ii BY Owner. ~ Down. 4 -3 SR. lll ba. Lrs kit bltns, ~YO~U~NG=BO<bil«~,..,.----,..-,lllit""'
your an.wer. Jt's vtcant I lars• Bedro6inl. D In i~~ BAYFRONT dlltll, dlwr. Crprc drps I 2 ~tn to~ 3 lh-.
wattln h•• 2 bathi, all room. 2 Bathl. I:J.ec. kite~ lhuttera. U-g closem. 0,.. boule w/ pool. arz..f613 ;.n. ei~' bullt·ln kitehen Ill + more. Cloee to school & 3 BR. 2 i,. Home on Nord cuJ...de-e11e, Nr Broadway 5 n-..i. • ..,.4 ........ ,_ • -• ~•/w Sboppins Ctnter. $2.f,950. with 1 BR Apt. ExcdJent center. Xlnt cond! $24,500. ,:;,,=~~-,--..,..,,-I "'"OJ_...~ ... ..,.... .. R. Blrkn&arm owner YOtmG Female teacher carpett l dnpes, ODJy can M&-5113. fin&11ctnc. '$100.00'.l. an m3 . with '° llllare J.up: ooeu
$23,950. WW sell GI Cl' GOLF COURSE HOME ON Walker lte1Jty .. ' . front borne wtt!I aotber.
FHA, too. FAIRWAY OF THE MESA 33M Via Via Udo 6'i5-52aO .,.... ~-
VERDE OOIJNTRY CLUB. Sii TtllS $67. mo. ··~ G.I •. $22,500 Br • t·-"· UNUSUAL -45' LOTCOLU:G ===E=-,.-,-,.-.-kinl.--..,...,. Slnole story C • -4 BEDROOM to -~-• BR ~ ~· 200I KDmlt Or Tb!a Home vrry livable !tr ,.. .....,,. • .--. 1 No Daw" I """"s..-* uo.® 1am1Jy .• BO ..... 2 ... "'-No otwr!i.YMT. .... rn. Ki-um e.
1:' ~ ~~ ':~""~i;':"":::-:=::i':c:.":·::::..._:::! LEASE OPTION .::, ~ ~~:.:, ',,!;! :'! :,h.. "';;: '~.:;':,~ ~.~'
1'\ll-\\ltlll
~( ''·'-":!\\
11 • \ ' • ' ' '
a Jud deUght. Quallty 50'1 l ii 3 BR. % ba., lmvnhOUM, cazv., R. c. GREER. Keilty all Ule built.kl ftaturn. :&261,9 40tb St .. NB aft I PM
nylon gold..,,,. .... s..... 2 ON A LOT rdrtr .• ...,,,.,;..,..,, IWinl· 3416 VI• Udo 673-9300 H>ee P<tlo. Pool "" ,.,,,, WANTED l .. 2 .....,.. ...
dly-twiow mQ be too mini', ltnn1s. $1TO mo. No down G.I. or~ down to to lhlre nle. 2 BR Qt. 117
1a1e. 642-M95 Huntington Buch 1400 others. Mf.060t E. 23 st CM
Cultom 2 BR. homes on Lvre On the Bhltl I========= .. Nowpo" lot, ~/prtv1to -•...,. 4 Br. , Ba., pirt1y""" H VACANT • -TAllllE!L · '5124 E4lngu Cosio -· 2100
It .. 11os. lush """"""""· wan1eo1. Ic• '°'· rm. '" l BR downtown. tmhJi> Air Conditioned IJve In me 6: nnt the Olbtr. travel b'lr. Encl. pe.Uo. Plh!tai, clOM to markets, Sol Vista
Tr)' rnA terms. Carp, draJ)f1, workabop. larre lot and room tJr more
$29,500 121,900. r..,.,, -1238 unlll. A "'°" 100<1 buy at
2 BR hou1e. 1'mc&d nv yet
2283 Pactfic, apt 2. Owllet 4 BR, 2 bath&, <":Ptl/drps, 646-1304
EASTSIDE DUPLEX 119,500. Call to '"·
2 BFt eL Fir@lace, W/W P1ul Jona RNlty
carpet, MV an abopt. Onl,y 847·1286 Eves. 536-7124
$25,,.,., Brlcr .....,.., REt~T FIRST_ TIME • c-2 Oxnmorcl"1 bldg+ I h>:. While luylnv
~
P E RRON _,, :.. ., .. ~ ., ..
patio, landscaped, hd1'd tlrs. I======== °""" """''""' --Newport Bloch 2200 . GYtt thf1 JOOd FHA loNI.
BRASHEAR RIAL TY 9 1\IOI!. ltlff S<91. l5-Jlln•
817-&131 Evt1. 511_,.., 15. PIO -OoqitllJy
4 UHITS
of this elegant home
f Bedrooms + maid&
with pitt 1:: noat
.,, .. on Ibo """"" ""1 HI * 642.1771 Anytime* homo. $27,000, 15.000 d•1>. V-L 4 BR O i. Dutch
offend by Del.aney R"1 bal. 81Ai~ &t&-1492 Haven. "1 am, nr achlJ, Em~ axcluslvdy. Ranch 5*% FH.\, $22,950 umne SMAIL 2 mt borne 00 11"· Ip fin! ,d. Can't beat OW: Mini-Ranch style home with heavy shake approx $18,1'00, $l5S per tQD, ldacpd Jot $17,500 Pboae •t $'l3,000 ntA • VA.
llf2 Acr-s~o.995 -diamond lhaped ?. P.l.T.l 3 BR + tam na ....... atlQ 6-l'IJf !CATELLA
Near O.:.an I: dowritown
CORNE'R
turn . ' Br. 2 Ba. lllbl
ldtdwn, ftnplaoe. Patio,
e\ubhouR. Adulta. No peta.
No. 144 Bayside Villqe; llXl
~ °"" """· till) 2l2-IJ09 -'"""""' "' private community bee.ch
~value
at $225,000
Omtact Jim Oibb
. . ~.
~ -·· 3 b<drooml, 2 .. _ """'"' ""'""' ...... .... 147-6061 546.9366 Maho(any ,..elled famj)y Eullldc locatlan. FOii Sala ~ """" 2 bdnn TM Woy -lty 536.2$79 ON Tho l!o.l<h. Winier rnU1 Sparldes Hke a jewel • Per-
teet hm'M • with klads of
trees. • In the pattl ot pro-
lftU ·Could bt.t,commerdal
er wdta. HcQH OK. Tmmi
$31,500
roam. !Jko ..,. COfldltlan on.. $2,000 down home <II "°""" IU lo< oa RENTAL BUYS PRISTIOI HOME Mod 3 Be. trplc, crpll,
ODly C yealf ol<j. S...I loca-Mlnll ll11lly 334 Orio St C.N. 5l6-4l6SI v .... 1 3 • 4 BR ........ c.r. Bftu ~JI!. bl•ln BBQ, "1>lc. dnpH. Bltns, -~
Uoa ••••.• ••••••• ·• · $89,500 ~ OWNER. VA °" ntA 3 BR ,.U, dr.pn, hullt.ln&. EZ nr rolf Cf'lt waJk to Public I: laundry rm. n75 mo.
DoL1ncy Roal E1tot1 Da 1...__ D....i... $11,IOO. 929 _, St., """'1 tmm whllo ..,....,. A Ot.llL ..,j.. ,Aum. OK% '*""'°"' Dr. « c:lll ml) 28ll j:. Coa<I Hwy~ CdM Y-JI ,,..._,, Ql.-13e ·.~. ·. ·, ........... Fl!.\..,.,· ·· -·;o,,,. 'Owoer ..... -•""Mab -D1-4lll· '
. -673.3770 Docor1tor'1 Delight GOOD "'"""'"~ homo witb LISTER REAL TY o!!v." Slaln ll<olt:r 817.J519 2 Bit. Adul<s mb>. ldt&l l" 2
2 Story 3 BR + family + unlll 12$,000. Both ....... .1'1612 S.l<h Bl., llB "2"'"33 ...._ ~---· >,\ Blk to
lllt ~.~ ' ·-.-. 646.7111 !546.2313
Eastbluff -Tll•.....,..131,,.,. lmmac.IO%dn675-411590Wr VAllllDlf R J LOJ 4BR.2Balh.N<w-.By 8" A°"""· Avoll S .... WANTED InunaQlllate 4 bedroom RnCh Rltr. 2750 Hal'blx 58• CM VAD • Owner $ZOO equity over 15 ~ J\J'\e 15. SlOO mo+ utiL
In Co5t1 Meu. , .• an <>kier home with fannal dlnina: 54S6f6!I ~ 545-5l<f2,: :N~owpo~•rt.wB~toc~hPiii11!200~1 WlTH TINY HOME. Down. ban S4M!SC15 ~ daya. 54Wa aft j
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holJSI: will do Juat fine! Own-.... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiii ....... I room P.nd panoramic view 'jl town. $11,500 Total Price ==~~==-:--:-
" of ....... with ..,.. ISlOO Smoll Estate "tbe cily ligh~·J"·~ Newport lslond ~U5Tt>M SPANISH Rox L Hodges 11111,Y founllin Vallay 1410 UbO Sando 3 BR' .... ·-
per year inocme will trade ~ nng 2 Bedroom DoU HOUN, kkaJ UPPER BAY ..... 7.2525 car.: disbwuher: 2 bl.kl. -" -~al bl ·+.., ...,_ -Nice 3hn..Ownitr,111 f • ~ -Cit _.. s equi..,. Vl-Ex@elltive au1tom home for SPRING for nl!W'1wtef' $21,MO. 31IXI n . tmder missioa tile /g~ rem 1)(1.'an • com.m. --"°' cmsld.---" B/B ................ ppy"""' ..... -..,,,A•""' GeorpwWJam.,.,,ru,,.. -s 14'· bdnn• ..... lmmaculale·Yaetnf BA.bltlne,IOfttQO,......, s..L 15 .. -15.$1Z!Por $11.SXJ • • • 0 di -Exlno ... llv rm A din .,,,. ... 4"'"""~ A ,,,._ Evos. 673-1564 mstr. sulto w/~ Formal drpe, frplc, poneJ!ed t&m. ....,lh, 547--6'2-9llOl
Walkier6 Le. Mr. Levine utstan lftCJ rm-priV1tepatlo6'pool-•• "O'llvtimt,. din. nn., lovely liv. rm. w/ Can IU8Ume 5%% loan 00 :-·~~ ... ~lg= BAYSICE VI~. fi15~ 1
1Dcome E>a:...., °'PL Family Home '" land. "" -Blvd., c .M. -LUCKY YOU! .,.. trp! .• w.. w. SpanJ,h "'" 1ave1y • BR homo. ''"' 1,..,. CID "' •PPL Br. 2 Ba., -·· rslrfl.
&«>IMS! Balboa Point $.19,,.,. Mn. ·~ ""' !loon, ...... ""'· • HAFFDAL REAL TY 118>-1678 ............ only Jy. No ............ ...,, call
RtposNsslon dn.pes. 58' Cov. pt.do, Pn>. "Homn to Match .Incol'l'le.'• 87S-1004 Attn-(PM Arddtectural Be1uty Outom Built. Uni~t' dtliln Cut b w .. t to find th1J t'xt'dlent 4 BR r 1...A--..1 " ....__ ---·-w
• as a Ult ear no wa ell. ............... .) .__. •--..... .,.,., amer ~ LHun1 •·-ch 1705 Y""'"•1 Y la. -. 'o.e new PLUS an unobstructed vit'w and Doer plan. 3 bedrooma, ft'• freshly pe.inttd hWdt + ramJ.Jy mom bofne in E).lw')' extra! $79,500 -r.; -~ -wa
create ..n excltJAa home with Om, 3 baths. Tenitic tam-&: Ol1t • I BR 2 baths with Maw. Del Mar for IUCh a BY OWNER 546-l.N6 5~ 9' NEWPORT We.st. · ~ DtVOftCE -1' clttn 2 BR. ' BL P«li,
....,,""""" charm. Glou Uy room ond buill·iD klld" Coldw•fl, fltnker & Co. ha-ftoon lhat Ju 11 low .,,.., Hu ....,..,. BR. 2 ba w/~. """" 'ale· bud>. -d• vw.a. Cll.1)
walls overlook the Bay 6 m . l..aJ'ie spacious rooms. nr: I!. co.11 Hl9'1w•Y IPlrltle Otll1 Ul.50 down mast.tt bt:drOOOl with own Thert'• room to AtlcL. $26,!lil>. 22CQ2 Capilln.00 La. =~t T~~ : • !~ :rD-4309. Adults, "° pttl.
a leduded J19.Uo, profusely Slonge galore. E:'<CD.-~N11':'-"o.C~=.111e CRfiO io Vtts) 1'uU pric. bath, ne&rl.J' new w/w car-t.o tb1• substant1a1 Bay Aw. MG-t5ti ~ <":!t'IM to «:baoll. Cash UDO Sands, nr. bch. -25.
planted. You own the land · LENT VALUE. Ju!t reduced Pl,'150. pets, extrw. PllMllin(, !ft. bomt ~tblr 1 Uedroom-or Som.eon• trlU b9 Jooldn& tor tor ettU!t)' 6 tai. otret loan. rno. Attr. flrn !>-.:, J
only $56,!!00. to $59,950. OOJ..t..mE REALTY ~ place &: built-Int. A rMJ a complete Untt-:ir both. It DW 6CMTB tN-3134 bdrm. to June 15 • 111-1111 Polo Blrrltl Rtalty 673-•"" Ewe. 673-799S ~IJ!!!~~~!!!!!!!~!t!'! I fam ily bom< A mb> $28,500 °""'·bod""""'· 3 BR, 2 ba,
I"" Wencill1 °"· "2-5..'00 Bay & S.Och ConlOm,,.,.....,. home ""'dy to 4 BEDROOM -POOL -EZ 1..,,,., larp """" rm, nc.pi.Cll, Newport a-h 2200 Newport Blllh 2200 Ntwport Bo1clt 2200
RNlty, Inc. movo into. Two Kint lllO $23,250 ND DOWN )r.iC' lt-'l, paridq. Pric.d 147.500. Newport leodl ""' W, Bolboa Blvd., N.B. BR, 2 ha, ......... rm ComP1et•li ~ ...... ,od In-BURR WHITE, llultor
lO&f\ beam aillnp m llvinJ $38,!ICXI aide and out. Rich eari>tUna:. 2901 Newport Blvd., N.B.
....., and family """"· DOYER SHORES °'"lfUI an boll~tn kllcl!on. .:::67iOS.i4iii630iii.i•ii•";;;;.;'';o7.ii3-i051;;;22;;I -~ 3 Bedroom, RARE most of!lcl"'L c.v .... palin 1083 Baker, c .M. S46-M4Q -.
• llalbL Ma,.,....-'"" 1629 Antlqua Way Homo"'"' 2 BR._ Pool + adJ&mol "''attractive•""' When You Sell ••••
turn. Leaw optkln. A muJt 0,.n Fri/Set •1·5 lntollle' Unit in bert CdM :;..r,:oL No dowa .J. The Fact is • • • IJ1t with u. for niacb' nA:3i':iTH, Realtor Sparioo8. BR. 3~ bt.ths llnll. $38,500 TAR.BEL.i. &IS Hamor cur SalelmtTI are makl111 Buys. Good~!
400 E. 111h. c.M .,..,..,. =::! :·:,;,,:~:;:;' CORBIN-MARTIN Ml111cm lm-lblof ;-:.:-,;.:,~;: == ~_: = ~ Widow Must Sell! BeaullM ...,,.../d,..,., REAL TORS Not whon JVAN WELLS' -tiol no ""' to ,..,
a...tlfld 1 8R E'lldo -· F" Simple 3036 I . Coaot Hwy, CdM "-•.,..available -.U w/ BURR WHITi, RNltor Graham Realty '
All --ect, 2 Ule bo. ,,. ' Reduced to $14,000 675-1662 Anytime "'81 o1 Ba:r I: hW&. 6 Door ~Newport Blvd., N.I , N'. NB Po9t Ole. ~·
-P"'· ., Exct!Uent flnancina plus (l'0\1f chotee) 4 BR 3 67~0 ev•: 673.5122 ear ltv m A dla m, ,.tto, frple, Mlrtln RHI Estate BACK BAY be, 3 ur prages .
le dl!I .,..... Pnos RJ.•-~ Just otf M"' on,.. -'"" Roy 1. Ward So. .._15!0 Coata Moll 110, IAYCREST
-... _......................... ""1andl. 3 BR. -co, •---L """"' 4 aJt ...... ll0,000
L-\llllort, halt.. Corona clel Mor """'·In•. dohwut><r. 11<o1 ........, Loven E •ST s IDE Hou s E -Ior eo1r SIS.OOO. °""
--OPEN HOUSE ...,,,, ""·'"' -lrY n!A. ·s.. thla -.-... 1 -. HUNTatS. -,.."""""' dolly l.S. l7l6 llltl>laod ti.., i .. .& ..... -.lt!D • CAU.. Gl.Dl QUEEN home T >Un )'Ol.Dll, lhart ~ bHr Ntwport Hetstita. N.B. Owntr-bkr ~ ~-W•!. lhn> 11-t. l~ ""'1151 t-"'"' H<rlll.. .,. .. to °"'""· ""·"'°· 3 Bila, hultt ..... larro yant lffi lllGHLAND Dr. Heir
110VZD -HllL """' SI 6 Mlriftl~ """' Eotsto. CAYWOOD REAL TY • lwd-&on. Pn<M llblds • Br 2 bo. ram rm. an toll 4 lllt, I toollo _, -Nico 2 BR ho,.. on '5' lot. I .';~~~;==:?."="~ 6308 W. c-t Hwy, "43-1290 to toll at""" $21),m. CAU. bllna ~. $31,IOO l~ db
• ,..._ Law -.. NMllt -So.:'!,!!.':"· 1oca11on, IAUOA ISLAND BACK BA y custDM >I0-115l "-'v '' · > Ownor • ...__, 1-7,..m U :;"."' <1 .....-""--""'' cl lhll 1 /l ACRE -$24950 H"""a< 1l<al Ella" OCE.iNfil@i', °""1linC 3 Dlh<i ~ l.ml!J ~n °"""" .... Bs.Y. 1 sR 1 Qli"1lt:r bull•"""' """w. VA liO DOWN BR. , .,.111 "'"" "' N .... _ _ • _ •• ball> + I Bl\ I bath. Good ,_ 2 _...._ Foma! e 11>.sio port's bast-. Princjpo1a •
lillfir it 1 .-: r.ntal ana. OwMr Uvtt out dfntrlc ...., An addtta ol • 2 8lt {cu be 3), t•m ""i.:"""::::;.·.;"";;:,.::3llllO:.::...=~~~ 1 1~;;:;·1,..old.Ntni oi-.v..,,anx1o1u. -!Hl-1120 e:zio -. .-;-&&STMYVliWIUY0
o!I«••llll-a.:::.~~-llltr.-Evo.&O«m T.WSW. llllllflrM ~C::::,";:"~cv-s Ir-200>'. 2"" $ I ~oA111Tiiti=j;jPllbi'~'WicM~;l!iii'!i'' 1:;:.;:.;;..~;;; I * LACHENMYElt DAILY •itOT wAlh' iii ·• KENNEDY """"'· 00 ie. lan4. 111·"'°· SCUM.LIJS ANSWll 1u CL.ASSIFICAnoN 7900
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Nl•,.o't lll<h 2200 C11t1 ~ _ ~ ~-"'°" 4100 _....,. .... 11 4400 Kuolf,,.,.,, -$400 Misc. l1ot11t 5999 l..elt \ 6100 Mortw•.-, T,l!.'1 6345 ,,,..,.... '41111
IBR. ,,.,.Dopla.\lllkto $25 Wk-Up MOBIL""''·,...... ....,NEIV_proof/prlvalal STORAGl!l GARAGE QlOICE Dallo Polnt \,_.t t'51115!.aTt>J&1~:; WED. SINGLU
..... Wlil1>r !IL' SIOO to<! .,. -· I 1111., "4Wll ~. BR 1111t 14 -., lndtv19. .,...1"' IOO sq. It 145. hf&hw"" -lol. q10. Incl llil -'"' "'"'° ~-~ -
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11 _ bl!Mo --_., • N...,...i-. 5IUl!ll :mJoioAp1.,,..dooaya1<1, IBR., "' ... 1rp1., blLtna: -11mo1o .... un.ffbBlldl< ind NOTICll COM90 _,. --_.., •••d.~'J-c=TE•u L• POINTE 11>11<1o-..-,.., -· ·-· ...,,.... G·:i:G·· -· -· 11&y ..... ...., ln4 ,...,, THI MOil! -~ ••~ o .... .._,mo. .__. Wltal' .FV'\ ~ •• fl.l'U': ••'"IOU, l"«'Vnuent, <na...,. ....... _ au__ FU,.... i.oV'liivsar.nilbiiia1".,.. --i-zyrum.2BRapll.OO· prt&md. ___ ,...._ SJ>O...,Adulu 11111tAlphoS.11marioot. -·~·~·~" L""IN.11-64IO ALWAYS "'
l)M, Inc. Jd ..,.., Mar1nm aod au--·-porldnc, -" Qlll-. --I PK -Ml 645-IOIJ I ADJ. lot., t wl'J -: rNoAY lo~·~ 8Chocl. Ml 1-2229 ~ f1Wm ~ ~ Hated poaL $1IO per mo. ,,,, ... • 1 AL~ 211R. Upmtn. 1tow, Nfrla. rm.. fO/t 9 mc>N. 33.1 E. 2'1tt A8 a( tMI date, Sfpt. l4., H Ht. T~:30, iJlnner tit
-.. ..... A,io. Unfur11ta""' 1125. ~ ml>. I-Pl oporty aDOO St. CM ~.ooo 0 w'' · ~..al no """' b< ~NClltS COlN~lt. ,,..on:RS " lllr1' 2 Br, EAS'fSlOf ) II 1911 J'(llla<A AVE., C.11. •OOO 111 Palm. 5'M52S fTWm ~ f,. '""_!'!* 14311~ N. Mllln at Edfnilr r,
-lllO "'°' SUS C 'SIT'S Gonorol • ..$ $ $ Maker lli ACRE! 1oc. on SJ>niuo ~-· .. lllY .... J-M. SANTA ANA 54:i;930 ~'~~-;:~ .. ~ ...... ~~·Or~. ~!I Laro•. YamJ11 """'· -· "' ,. S.11 lloch 5450 s UDlll -·natal RI 0 Will t&b l'OO I.;,~--=--...---' , b1Mn1, -S22S en It ... ,...,,_ 1 Br. l 8&cbelor RENT. _rn ·•-3 •• • •• bit-baou\liui 0wn.r· • ...,:;; ~ly, '"::: &t l20/..,. Found (F-Ado) '400 RtEEI •
.. Mir ~ PERRON llEAL TY AplL I ~ PumltuN h:"'ui.;.-.,.;' iZO' -Unit. -..... '""'°' 546--0860 ..... lollln1 Cl ....
l·BR. unit 1 blk. ".iiii!:i)iiii&a..lmiiii;'Aii;;;i -Newport BIT<!. $25 Moath live ........ blvutmenL TRIPLEX lol -• P'OUNI> ""'" ...... mt. V<ry Oftmd to Publle "" ;
from 1lf::l!azt. W/Jll., ... bu lMMED JD .-ca, Attz'MI 2 ?tJ~ by lfoq.omt l"l1LL OPnON TO But 43l~l226 .. ,9111 Wallace k!y lot, $.10,950. No lovable. V\c Npl:. Bch pier lalboa Power lcauaclNI
I: 1 B~ pett C!Ott.fte, ~ BR. 1'9 bltbf. bit.._ etee FURN or UQtum. Larst i No deposit o.a.c. Garden Grove 5610 .....,.. ~ .... ~~Ill ANY •ub. Owner BoJC !M.1, Sedooa, nnp m ~.!~ Call afte!' 5 SWUnc 't PM Mon. ~~l
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J BR. 2 Ba. -. ,. .....,., ly, no ..... Sl«I -COii Pool. 1 clllld. No ~ Pvmltuni lllntib BIXBY GREIN 6™"96 6'/3-4S'll TAN ..., • ..,. ,,.._ Club 121 w. B"' Avo., Nell
.P ·~ ---~ m.i49'. ..,._ _I0-='1311"'°_,.,-,,=._,,.~,.. ~t W, •w• ~u . $13.!Wll I 8' I BR. TOWN HOMES B·-•-· p rty '"50 Ronchoo 6150 f-1o, -.., Sama.,.; ,_ a..cb. NO Al>"V~~ O:~;~llU·-NEW3BR + r:..u.nn.2 UJtci.4Wet2BR.2Bath, 1;.w.~AatamTH-• Fam!b't"OOm•Prtv.pe.b -·-.... DU t'wJ. near La Pu R4. Jtmtsm.A'MON M
167...... .. -BA, -· For-· lll(IO li<•ted pool. Utll. pd. L•-3 iR. 2 81 Apt. Up lo 1'00 ...... i.et PROBATE ......... 100. 251 COUNTRY 837-6657 SAAY, ENROLL AT~
, -~-, Adulll. SU>. ru5Pl&cenlia ·~ tt. ,..., .... <II :19 Palm UVING BLIC Robblt -In tho ......,,or87s.Ulllllor~, LI~-.... 11•r1 ========I Aw., CM:. ~ 6*-42n Modl!r'll Qlrtmtllt with bllt-• Centnl air coadidcnlnc Hwy m ceote' d Jmhua vtdnlty ot 19th • Wan~ into. ~·I "" -"--y rd 'I lO 1n1 ind dllbwuher • Hq:e • u .... ICOUlllcal .-....... ..__ s--" ~-th•-1~-------~ ~ • • D!MAC: 2 llR, besutifully Uvingroom. _,.from""' :;:::--, -~ ....... -.. -. --· a living Lov..,. 3 Bdrm., 3 bo ~m• C.llf. ~ Id, nt 1f1 . Sln..i.. Achilfs -~BR. S ba hnl home lit ::;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;1 •-N-_ __.'bl.._· -r-~ooreu.~or oa21i(~. zoned for~ ~ .,, _.,,.. __ ~ ~·'
' • --""-~" -· beeob-N ... anllal>l<-$2511 ----~-1 n, bardl1t1I:;:;=""'=...,.,-=~' ~ -·-• ~ 1patlo, T-9 mo. 'ltMe:, 1f'1' I/I ~ otWbp. Adults, no yrl,y. Coldwell Banker&: Co .• T_ ...... ~ ••• wuber/A-·er rSll.500 n; bu am ore FOUND Pair ol pma~ DIW -· thla -, mo. RJ.tr m,..mo ..... ~~ ,_, w-"--.1.11uu• ... .-.. .... ;, close to---·-F't1Il ....i~e r.... N••r M.111 v.rc1e -..... ~ 675-2«0 Walter Haue • WaHI: to . all .:boola Bual MU Rental 6060 $89,500. ;i:~ ~-::u-a at Hundqton .... "U1 montb tor tlae
·Bolboo loland 23$1 CovOll'f Clull $1>5, LRGE l Bdrm. o,an, HOLIDAY PLAZA t1<m pt.... coll GI• n n ty S.&eb near pl«. "'"'S years•"' l'rHolecl-1--..-...--c.--....-..._l llnlumUl>od 4 Bilnll. fam nn qui« Adu!U. New mad. DELUXE!podo.111...W Lugo pool, -....,., ESTABUSHED n.om-.wlth 80-:rm edlnpleale,...l'ar~
n;.AOfl:RS Winter !Jfttal .. ho m e. Spotka coodldon, far n • N l' , m r k t • • w1fum ept $110. + util. Toll~. t.dmbltan, etc. Ua\ICAl Eckhoff I Assoc., Inc. FOUND lad:Y'• pre~ eltlq: tt<.«ded me•tte.
t MO. Fam 3 Br. j •pr. avall&ble for lMlt $325 mo. Wabr/dr)'!r, pr, 1 :1920 B Htd pool, "1Z!.Ple Pfrldnl. lflnn $270 rtUI ' oma 1818 W. Oapman ATe. 11qlwer 1 ft UJJd. N.B. 1-dl:al~ll364>0~~:· ===,...l
Newi, p&lntecl .,_lout. tncludn -1o "''"· Walllco. 33&-0038 No -no .... 6161 Lampson 541""1, £>....,.,... "336721 Oalm at D<y Pilot ar>ce. FLY TO CATALINA'
fll-1371 aft 4 pm« owner. 6tWll!63 · • !:Wt; .._ 2 BR., $U5 1do.; 1613 1965 Pomona. CM 642-61158 (nr. knott) DX> aq ft. Huntington Bch. 2211 Balboa, ))MMe ldmdf)'. DAILY JUGHl'8 ntOM
<21.1) "19&-6111 9 &nH pm lay & lllach S-Ana A,.., c.>L GARDEN GROVE $350 PER MONTH 6200 PR&'lCRIPna< -· ORANGE <XlUNTY Am.•
RENTALS ltMlty, .... •5'U!n• Cool• -5100 Tod W1y Rlty 53~2579 Acn190 -"' "'"""" of PORT. Catalina. v•
.HOUMI Unfurnfthed :ms W. Balboa Blvd., NB n,~_: bdrm.ha..._!~. ~~ l1gun1 Beach 5705 LEAS!: SHOP/81H sq. ft. REAL fun Cotulle 5 ac:ret. Yorktown Is ae.dl B!.Yd. ~ e ~ , "'!!!~~~~~!'!!'!!!!!! =~ -~ ~N Excallmt pul< .Ilka .,,_ lOO CLIFF DRIVE ARCADE LOCATION. C1ooe In """'· 1'\&11 price ~ fuRMJNG MldAae i\italii
Gonerll 3000 ~ Cl>urdt SL, CJol, ~ ........... r.r lldulll ........ LUXURY roRN/IJNFURN lllLLGfW'I SQUARE NO. •. 13.1'0 with Jaw down B-· BROOKHURST ' Talbert OJncernod Ci"-°""' .....,,... ... ch 3200 1-Bdrm. F'Um. Apt. illc poact 6 q\dd. :nu E. lTtb. St., c.o.ta Mea, Nott RHlty, 542-7555 older bnMn Is qt~ male mlttee. If int«fllted nSlb'
OCEANrnONT Lf.aun •· -~------Adults Only. No pets DllCrimln&Uve TeD11111 Yeart.y i.eu.. i a 2 Bdnu. e646-470Te .... , ""'"""ACRE.Sn--"""*'·' d ...... mixed Terrier m.-,..e DIJq Pilat Bmr P. 3lO ' -cular VUia. ·B ••• GREAT famlly -JIM. • 1 , • a llDllllf. Al'l'3. Yea:ly i.ea.e. 1 bedroom -~--.;.;;,:.,:::.;.:..:.. __ w ~·-~w~ ~ ·-'tfoo~~~>m;m;;,I rm.Plric-lUctsrouad•. Br. 1 hie to bc$. w/oee&0i~~Altor=~'.;'""c.....IJ~S.~ro&O'=~ Poor...NOOUU>REN steps to Short A SlWJp9 IN BERKSHIRES Northerli calif. Recreadon'l 193--&'.163 Ext. 115 "'evu ~Houc;
prlv•t. be&ob, -pool. ""' view. Gm< l<r chlldron. N .... u Palm• 1 & ' BR. ... 'RTINl"'UE De~'"::'~ frommo ...... ""1 .... """ 8-REST-A~...... Mto l>n<J. $1,lllO; ISO do. "" SMALL s1 .......... No col-Phone SU. mT .. """' '' mo. AllO, Victoria Beach $325 mo, yeerly. Ne'lll' Uv rm Pool $1.J) to $150 mlll T "uw _.., ,.,,_ Look'' r;fj_'g;;,11 mo. fm..6Gl.T, (213) 467-21"1 Jar. Vk: 1'1awer A Oran&t, P.O. Box l22l Oltta .14-.
Oc•anfront ..... II a 5. a,.·,. -'°'"" '" E. -St. 6'2-JMS GARDEN APTS. ...._ C.M. 640-Int A ~, ~ DELUXE O::indominium; 2 1 BR. Newly deeoNted! ;125 18th • Santa .1.~-C.M. NICE Deluxe 2 BR 2 BA near GARAG&-s'I'ORAGE Mount. & O...rt 6210 BASS:mT H<l'md fl:1and. 9/Jo nnouncwnenb ..
-tin eel·'·--'-500 oq IL IO'H. 145. BR 2 Ba. Pool, ">L ml Yo mo. ll85 Volmc!a Call Mn. Hoed""" -CICHll, t -· -'1-' 6'IJ..26M PALM DESERT F,.hlon l&lond ..U. Call
Coot•·Mlll 1100 or le ... /-615-2805 5'&-6079 17Tl Santa Am, Aptt13, C.M. pr, ldey. '91·!156 Primo E. ttth St. Store IOO NEW CONDOMINIUM l~~;:,.::=,~,,,-.......,......,-
HARSOR Highland, 3 DR. 2 1 ea., in rev, achdtl oaJ¥ 2 BR 1~ Ba modern, Yiew, .. it, aihawcue window on Owner leaviq muntr;. BelU-MALTESE ldtten tlbt 5 mo 's::r~ Jae. f"'' BA., LOVELY PATIO 395E.11ow<rSt. AVAIL. SEPT. 13TH f."· Idly, ll•n~. Sub lltreet Atr-<>Olld. 640-55lJ) t1fullyFum%BR,OBaSend. old, .... 38tb. -·
., ""''.._ 1 l"!&r =-par $XO ; mo. 00 1 ea• e. Ml $15/mo. · 2 BR. w/,p.np, 1enced yd. e-ue $170 mo. 496--231.t evea pl.per homt, lavlahly planted 175-5100
• ~•· ~. ~ or • ~7 Ml • mo '=-======= Ip " W ter -•• ._ •--~-tlo M ~-'-i;-7"""==-=....,. """"';wat.rpald.54&-tl41 ~"' ~~ ,. "'"0• a ~ lEAL ESTA1• · Office Ront1I 6070 -pa · ""'~"-'BLAix~-... F<IMI•
3 BR, 2 ba, Home yad.J Newport ilMdt 4200 2'JU.D Placentia • tllO Gen I Evo. 642.&m Nr. Bilbo& Blvd. I. te: St.
3 BR, 2 BA, den. 2 cu ru. 3 Br, 2 ba, brand new Apta 2194·0 Pltcentia -$100 er1 LAGUNA llACH . 10 6'75-&396
!&< .......,. )Id, p/fUm. or Call Anita ~ WINTl!:R r .. .ta1, 3 Bit. 1 BA, Call -U Ronl1l1 W1ntod 5990 Al ~--~u ., luo. Opportunltl11 6300 "" 9/ • 1"!fum. W&lklnr dllL ta ID ...... w/pr. F41tl. "' e ..,._ e r """"""'°"-WHITE l'bodle mole, -l'vMralo '412
llCbb. IQ50/mo, -I ~=-J'-'"""=-'R-'•,.alc;il'_~_~ -"""1ta. No pm. ---4 •• r-~·--WANTED --~ r.2.~,. '.~~bl In I/I "" -Wt..i. 1>'11' -;;;;;;;~;;;:;:;:;;:;;;1 2 BR. di1*. IJVt gar, 110 ru Wlmdl or aft a pm 613-~. ---... l;M"\.. .,..., .. ,.,.....,, *UltGnn'* v--. ...... ,....,.... • 673-6900 Di•.~ • I!~ ·
1 BR. d\IPla, x!ni <ttid., work. Water ... "' pei.. ua A 3'th St. N ....... u,.... B&y. Pool. 1' lady victim ! ul<I-.._ "1l<o baltd!nc &t Want Spo111hbbta""'l Have .~==~~~::;:..-W...,1nnnS11l
... ..., -· dlspo&al, mo. 0ean . .....m lie<;. 1ac11. O>lldten. "'" ~IC!•.;... ..:; "'t, r.:"'..!.. "'!~ "' "°""'""" m,ooo "'"'"' 1n -.in. mtd =--~~0 MEMORIAL PUI 'lt'llter paid. Adulta. f15. 346 2 BR. tum .. npat A dee.n. 2 OK $28(1 kUt 6G.-6m Pe • r _.__,._ gsaefl. IJr ~ tum in Newport Beach, now o.I , vk. I: ~'C-"' • ~.CM Newportttelghtt HIO ~~by1ii~Na.~~ DU~ 2 ~bit-ins, :U":iand!!:!~r!:in; tiooed, ~ted. belntUul leued.P\MMCOQtactGk>d·1~~=":,..°"-----~i::f~'
2 BR. &. Pl'q'e; unfurn. 2 -call 6TS--l700 or 633-i863 carpet ericJ pr, )'ll"d, older tumillbed one bed ro 0 m =-~ Tw.,: en Fay tor detalla. MUI.Tl eolettd kitttn with '24$
puAdreo Cll:b', no Jldll. $115 3~ 2 :,.a., 2 frplcs., 'Blt·W. &lYCJ,JPT Motel • winter •dull!, $130. 5 4 s ~ 4 $ T 3, house Ol' &ila.rtment with Fotett A~• .. rear leada to 673-9'100 Evet. MJ.61188 wbMe pawt. Jd'-del Mu c.m.t.ry lela . ~':.f': .. ~'· ,,., ... ·~~ ..... elf, 1/15 $27.50 ·~ .... ,.,. -,.,. .... tio. JIB. Mltl>dp&I -...... ISO Bay & hach 1.;;-;,;:;,_,,,....-=...,.,.-"°"' ...
MIJ.d Servb, TV, Pool U6 1 BR., prt'I. pa&; w/'lf CM blation. ~a-le per moo.lb ltr 'Pl"· Disk Ruffy, Inc. FOUND: SUwr Rabbitt lndw!el bl4iwW Ca.
:t 'BR. Ho.mt ~ BliU.. Nr lrvlne • 3231 N. Newport. 6*-3265 carp. • dr"al>ts· All eWc. No rtt'lltb only u am on Hxie:d e.ndBn""""ct:~ "~~!'!'.2.: Zl5 W. Balboa Blvd., NB Vic. ~~ .,.!1 c.M. ~ .In ant baatifq1 ~A: 9hp's O!lller lil.6 -------childr'en. er pets Sl 10. lncomt. ~ 6U-5745 --• -.. ~..... .,_,_ placemMDt1-COlt.
Wltlte Oab. Ph < 213 > NEW VWqe U,, ' Blt, nt L.ARGE 2 Br., llpe T. For 548-1322 BUSINESS Woman needa 1 ~ce •vailable tor $10. GOING Into huJlneas? ADORABLE cnnp kitten. No traffto ~
!!29193 BR ~-..., l::x A 8A, lg 1am. rm, Uv.,rm, din :~~.yrly..t&-i:.blk to 2 BR srdD tpt. fpl. cptl dt\>I. Br unfum Apt. c.M., New. :~~ti pl1d fXCtlll Goldfll apportunitr ill ' bMch 940 Paula.rlno, C.M. 1.t80l Belcb,_W.._,INW
• ..._ ,..,.,... irtn nn. bU-ia Jett. Y.rly laut bl.tne. 1 pvt pdio, po o I, port, Coruta dtl Mar or L&-DAILY Pll.OT area. Phllli.P9 66 Ser91ce F'l2IAt.E S~ cat • Z'll 531,.1725 ~
.bl.helm. R1r1:1Ce &. ~· $340 mo. Avlll Oct. 1. OCEANPltONT 9d1ts no pta $14S. 546-ffiJt guna. To SlOO mo. Gar or %D YOREST AVDfUE Statil:P ioc' lea&t. 1101 Albert St. a.ta Maa !:.,~ w/""1dml ""11· 1 =-543-=7409=dt=S=PM=.===:: MODIRN NEAR O.C.C. % BR.% S.lh """°" 0,.......,.. 6'>-0086 LAGUNA BEACH B&yside l Marine Dr.. Cemetery Liiio 6411 ~ 1 · Spoclout 1 BR., 6'!3-5'1?1 <<r s pm .,.__ N"'1"'rt Beodl: 321 Main • Loot ~•1 (.,..,. def Mir 3250 J4. Bltns. carp. • dral_>l!9 • • Ortnge HuntillitM Beach. -TWO loti. e>c.n .W "°" llR, l'4 BA. dbl pr, lone'~ OCEANf1IONT • Wum:R $155 Morilh. 540<1.136 WA!n'ED"''""' "1 ildulll, SECRETARIAL Conta~t: Cbuck Crowds' LOl!T am <t Padfto V!ew
yd. Small -OK. 9lO NEWER J Br. 2 l!o. ,.,...,, 1 BR, ...........,. $140 3 BR .. '• 2 !JR, furn or lllVICI '114, m-mo n•' 77'-1111.1, ""'" Vilafa -· rad-llemorill p .... Oir'Ooa ""
W. 19th. '3&-94lt.. -· bl""-c:pts, ...... 1512 W. Ooeon J>ont 613-8ST7 N B t:h 5200 p<Jy. fum 1111 the penlnoula. Mod'"' olfiees, carpets, air blown -~""' Mu. Muot Soallladorfl60
1111.,""" lo St. John; J1SO Avail Oct. 1 Loo $ZIS. WINTER notol !or 1, awpart " Ydy, lo<al ,.,.,. Ava!I "1 -· Plrklita· l'rom Auto Franchise .u. . .....,. s ,;,,., Lut ooch plpt ...,.1aa1 -·
Mcntb: i.t I. lut m::ine. IT.J..e635 becbtlor pretd. $15 mo. + Nov 1st. $175 mu:. ~129' '65: per :nontli. Orange Coun-A f!M, weD nm f'rencb and wn io tquna &ftL ~ 5f,g,.anf ,atler 5.PM
mit. Roi-. 5'&-1"5 NEW 311&, 3bathe, llOIJll!O-util'1. Pn. btacb. 543-MSI 1/8 MATURf; "°"Pl• wUb to b. tyllenlrBld(.2"JE.l'lthSt., Swtdillt Import...,..., far rewvd u fOttlid b)' 911&
blt.ln ranc•. carpet in r YEARLY rental % bllc. froftl a ltt>ROOM, 2~ Ntb. t.ce bnl $300/mo., will cere for Cotta Met1. M2-1'85 NJ.e at a lteG ln Oranae 67J.60l.8 615-&oH
" drapes. Alt-m--2l22 ocwn I: bQ, S M 2 BA. pool. $250. Avail.able Sept. tunt u ttMlUlh it wen: our LEASE OfDce air c• County· No bioe akY • pe.rta u:er
• • ~ <rp11. JllS ..,. ITMllJI 15th. Adullt only. own. Wrka M·W Dali, ••loNd. ""'°"' -· and tnvemorY only , t<r Ll5ii1' NEED Ride to l """" wa J9 e.lt:-o1 ltllftd 3355 lBJl.nH:rpl/or laY lrltyhochl G~-.r:.••~T .._ .,,_ ~~~~~~ic~ :!dt~lkttrMr.Ttll'-re••~l;•JflUM~ :a;:.~~-:;.:: I.~ 3BR,2BA.blt-in•~'a, utU.freeS90:zno. Rei, nc. ""'~'~ Meiw uu•" .._.. · • Shephml, abtqy black wmlhateapeme.81S-3123 di-. f<d. air bt, crpll, Ol6.Jl84 ml w. Balboa mvd., NB lkchllor •l'l· lot wlnt" 6<&-'107 LIQ. LIC'S. -$10,000 w/wblle uttdermarldnrr-SllVlCI DllECTOl"
drpe:. Owner 6'fl..)Ql 613-3663 Eves. 541-m montm in bcb artt. Jteu. BF.A.tJTIP'UL otfloe space m, Act Now, lJm.lted Quantttyl ANwen to "Sharime". -·'-:~:-:-:=;.;.;~':::
l ='======= Coron1 def Mar 4250 rates. Call Jack 542-4782 G1endUt Fedtftl BI d 1, Onnat Orty. otf aale (~) REWARD. 4$7-1368. Alphalti Ol[e 6521J1,
Huntl""°" lloech l400 e COlOLIDO APTS. e •.:;:;.,2 !~::°il'.,'"''.\,2 ~.!~t hmr wlllln '!,':t',:~ OdM 115/IDI>. llll· '15-3793 Wtnaton Oollect (21.!l m-4249 % OOGll, Wbl-A l9t!> St., '
800 /'-'! ~ ,_ -· -•• 2 RM o!!1<. noer CM Ciiy 4 llollle1 fuil prl<o $35,500 • CM. "0.00" qec1 t & n DJIIVZWAYS a Puidn& )!tf .
FRIE RENTAL IC I-BR. fum., w .,c., Ii•· -"w• 1295 Mo yrty. '"'""" 841-89SI Hall. Idaol tar a""""t&nt $14.000 aquJty. -~~: "J.J.",-··-· -•-1-W.n.t I DROP IN pool. llC -i..e. Drive ., ll2 «Ith. NB """ . w Joe Wu! ea zm ~ -~ .... -· 1131).UU AND BltOWSE WJI E. °"" Hwy. m.3371 coll 11'15-1100 or 63H863 EMPLOYED . Clouple want etc. l80 utlL Joel. tMUSllO '"' or . . l'Oodl&-llk<. bllf. 6 -· '
3 -. 1 Beth, c..., NiW Sotmdptoof 2 Br. 2.ji;. ""'oded fum d hom• or OP1 OmCE sum: BUSINESS ond 0..... bedrlddm. 6'Hl3t QUALIT1' _., NOi olai ' n~--. ~.~. G·--, 111n... . 4300 -Im. 0.00,'•· ue; to llOO· Brkr. 64Hl26 1136 An'11 ..... CM. PINANCIAL SANl'A Ano He'..,ll -.... 6 ~ dll•ww"111 lo ~oL ~-· •• -·' •• ,,,_, ~ --· Ci 0--~--. .......f ...... ·:;; "" ..... -·-·;· eomplotity r..o;.t· Lioiso. 1 • lldno. aftil. s<;.t....June .. tr.!oe Jl'l5 ... a. -~ "io:"-. 5m 3 ..........,,..,,. l lndul', Bus. Oppol'fuftlll• 6300 tin! ti> cdJ&r, .......... lo 1' M .50 Pn' month. Stps llD &.y A Oceetl priv """''~uu.. ~ 8-bylltffnt 6UO
• WALKER l LEE ' • N-rt Hgts. • 5210 EMPLOYED ''°"""""'· 1'VI l with Uvtna qln. llEAUTY PAJW'.lR, Chum-,..,.,. Mn. ~ -76S2 EDINGER patio new b'n. &; carpet. Call owner: M&.213> fna, unique llhop. Busy loclo Reward. BABYSl'lTING w • n t '-aJ
MZ-44115 or 540-5140 15(1) E. M~ D r ' 2 Bdnn1., carpets, &11.pta entra.ace., nice loc, handy to tm. sood dlmteW. New LOOT Vic. r1 oi..,.. I: Senta. af.ta'nooa. tit nf&ld: ablft. Jn.-
Opm Evea. 575--2591 PaUo: pnp. Adulta 1903 bch I: .00,:.. 115 wk. lndulttl1f Rent1I 6090 9'fUip, M.990. D u an e labtl, c .llL aaJe Pomera. furt to 4 yra. F.oc'd pU1o.
' BR. 2 Ba ntw -de» 1 iOC t'llnl. apt. '1f0; 2 BJ\. 2 Hf.ff!ft Pl. Yrb'. 548-5.B ~1513 W.MU:HOUSE J'or-· .,_,_ Wkklund ~91. ~, mm, brown A:. ,,, b J t e ' IG.fllXll
• "P'"'• s.. funt. -et. $1i5. Uttl. PRJV. entra. • b~. wlam • _, Bu'~ •---~ ~=~---~-~1 $150 IAut. 1"b--,t & 1ut pUL 'it Blk. from beach. Newport Sheret aft II PM 61.i-93? aq tt. at 9c ft. « Ieaae at anMll!'rll '° -.. n-"°""' BABYSIT weektT; m1 harltel 11 ~~ ar.'"No~ 121!19 w. BeJboe. BJ v d ' ' 5220 ~th St., Npt Bch 1 , ll8 A $115 mo. CM. ana. 5'6-«ICI. Money to Loan 6320 ~ Exp mother •. Xlnt eve •~ '
-. •-·• BIYd a st~ Balbo&. ..,,_ ~-LOVELY ....,,, l'l'I boot• $lltl,OOO CASH to tav•lt or b1tJ CANONEt' J-ll5 MM 'l'falo. l"nold Jud. Clf, l6o "'" _... -=• •Lott 6100 commerdal or tnduM:rlal camera • cu. at Bill 6'&-f301. l'riil Vu Burt:n IU-7823 a..tA1'l Bt.cb.ior A.pis. Employed or co 11 e S • ,1-1 .... (%13) !117-3511 'Ibmi• Clmtru, t.q BctL ;;BAllY=;::SITl'ING==c:w"'•°'ot"'od'°·'"'""'""I
All udl tod 115 ttp -'" '*"1'113 .-. 2 LOT'S en S&nlia'°' NB ~ ~ ••n ~ -·• _, 3 BR., 1% Ba., dbt!na no. ~· ••• ,~.BJ·~ ~-• T -•-REW-· ~ .... MW s bomo. vicinity lMI_.. Fam.rm;$150Month,iDd. 9 .. ,::; .. --::;.... PRIVA~JOGtnwlthJdtchen ~ mnaoru--R•alE1t1t1LHn16340 pm. • M•"-Dr., Ht•·• ~~ •·~ ~~1-~ --•·~ r., Slmplo. '"6-!565 -• ......, water I prdmer. 981M711 ON TEN ACRES ..-•Y• • -............. ~· 2 MALE Mini• tu re W4l51 •
-·-ocilWFiONT • l • I BR, Fiim • Unl\i:n "8-3319 LOI', GoU """"'View l5llOO HOME LOAN Sdtnauuro. ...,, "" .. MOTHER w-.. e&n ldl-~ ... ch 370$ YtllV -.!. Nb pelt or FrPkt I Pr! I Patloa I ....... Will NII or 1n4<. Let ut h<Jp YoU boy a"°"'" nood o< -.... -chlld In"'>' heme--·
MONAJlal IAY AR,EA chll4M.$1006Jl25mo."5 Poolt.Temil ·Olntnt'IBk·GuottH-5991 MS-12ll5 Allrwictalltllo&loanarol> 4&Han,.toW'l50 llo<tlh °""" PllA aru:
E. Biibo& Blvd. flt. 9 holt Putt/G,_,, G!VE-AWAYI ..,.. llJllolde taJn ~TD loan -1.D\'ELY oci4ff VltW. ! Qti'·!ilii)fl; PenlniUJa Petni: lllX> Set, lAM, CdM Mf.'611 HAV! It )'IN'""' WV.. El Modena vacant Iota. a"''""" , LOOT: Temale cat, white "'ll4Hllil.:o,;. ;;_:.=~-~-·I
Bil A~ 2 ~ c:pb, ~ 2 Br l Ba. Modem c\tan (Mac~ur m'. Cotllt HwyL pl111 afetJ, IJtl'Vice, ~ $3,000 !'Adi. n4: 5*-.aaJO or ~~i~CE. Bw~ack: vtc. ~ and IWJYil'ITING D'l1 bDmt,
!rpl, ~ -mo. ·-. ' ' ..... ..,._ -21J ~1134 4 654-3841 ~or. CM. ~ PIL lnfMtll In I yn. Ho<""'
•val!. 1 BR. • ba J250 ,.., quJot. ms ""'· .,..,.,. aman home j.., -. ' s.tttor -· Co .. IJic. 54Ht!U dltt "" " fllottt. sin
adulta-.uabdw lt).Spni m..5415 °' 54&-4212 3 mt [>Qpltx, btt·lnl. pr, Vf!lT ~. 5tMl.Jt ~ :.;: !40~ 33&&~~~'M'9& SM rnal• ~ Poodle. ...!. Dr., H.B. Me-1813 • ~£N.1 AL~ ildifLOR Aplt,, all utll. ~· i::·~ ..._ $200 Dial 64%-5611 !or REStlilfS Pd.Or d• ..... I -Ev& B1ltlll &U-U57 Cbarcool; hn>wD -· WANr ., bah>oil In m1
Apto. '"'"''""" )lald. $7d Month. n Mar Ottt <t .... lie. Vlo -' -MCll)·'l'lturl. T ..... · Mooll, SIDE. llolboa l!lv. [i ~ · · ~ .. lie. -&nil -°"'"'11 4000 .. ,.,.. l•ltM ms :!':1...,.;: , STAR GAZEK1C¥:i. .:;.., '-' mo1o lti""' =~:;;;:;::,. e-l<£w e ~ e • a.AT I. w/wliflo -" _, vie. ml S. Cot l'llJI. 1\Jll tltltl.
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I-· '~-2-car p:r. J\ent atarta at Os. .. L3 To drY•lep rnessoge for Friday, 1141 , Ul.W Lillie black cui'11 pnlCbool. 11&9 (Clstdlll1'.9Q -HUNT NGTON am ......,.:;aao. lit!i. $250 -~. --~lnO .. ...-. hllrtd doc. "11 .. °" .... llJl,-
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N,,,lt,C. ALSO 2 Ill. UNl'Ultlt I BR, ,..,,,..., ..,.... l "'' ' •-n!';-' NOW'S THE N W sn~·~~Mllfnl.:_ ~-= ~:t:.._~·~.;i':'mti ~vM . 1·=~ n~ na. :..;:,-TIMI POI a'M~Hrts,r:i~:.
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N--. 11111 --Goo .. wtr ...... I'll lllt,\11lmJI,' Ill, --"' ,,. -IC -THROUGH A ·-K ..... l'ln'IQo.,, _,... ~ . --... . pool.--A'lllil -· .:t: ,., = =~ O.:~ DAILY· PILOT erolllo Or.. lf.a. --,.
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SOltfETBJN6 NEW-SOMETBIN6 IJD'l'EK.ENT l l NOW l l
PILOT PENNY PINCHER '
ONLY 'ILOT
WANT.
'ADS I
3 Iines
I 2 times '200 . DIAi; la..$671
•••Cea fj Tel r-.. 540-1220
J.t S.,: "CHAIM nr ... 11--pe
, 'OBS & IMPLOYMENT ~OBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENl JOBS & EMPLOYMENl JOIS & IMPLOYMENT MEltCHANDISI FOii MlltCHANDISI fOlt MlllCHANDISI l'Ott MlltCHAHDISI 1'$)11 i Hilji ·Wanted
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._ HeWlp ~,'."" ffolp Wliltool. Mollt W•-Joi. Motl, Wom. 7500 fAl.l ·AHD TllADE SALi AHD TllADI SALi AHD TllADI SALi AHD TaADI
. Womon --·-· 7400 w..,_ 7400 w-7400 Pumltv,.. IOOO Fumltvno IOOO l'umllvl9 IOOQfvmltu19 IOOll
NIGHT Wanted ' TEllMIS
EXPERID'ICED Immediately HOSTESSES INSTRllCTOR NURSES PROOF OPERATOR e bp Dou~i. Noodle Over 21 P._rMachlne Full er P•rt Tlme CITY OF rou. TIME Oper•lor NEWPORT BEACH
R~st•1:11t Nu,... for UNITED CALIFORNIA • Also Dr•pery work· Apply In Per,on
nlfi ·•h . Exc.lhint ers, misc work In 9-Sp.m. $1.00 • $1.!'14 per hour
_ .. •ry ind benefit .. BANK ' D.:r:ry Mft. Co. Instructor needed to tetcb
• N I tr•lnee. !lfllBOI L lfE timnla to dilldren a n d
ST. JOSfPH 4525 MacArth~r Blvd. Good wapl. Xlnt wuidn& adult>. ......... -Newport Be•ch ~ plus ntnre Ben-151 E. C..st Highway advmetd. an a part time
. 540-4424 ...... hula. Collest ttudent or -HOSPITAL 2<& Owie St. Newport Be•ch adult ..,elert"fd. A p ply -. An equal opfO tunity COAST DRAPERY Parka, BNche• and Reoc-
O...nge 633-9111 .......... Call 64&.f401, 546-9314 Hostess reation OHk:e 1n4 w. Bal-" . boil. Blvd., Newport BHcb
m-211CJ, ext n.
COOK GIRL FRIDAY Retail Sales Apply In Pereon
ll!>alllled to ""rk 1n hllh P*'1 time. Some .,....,. & Gift Wrap Wanted
..,..,. , ..... n.n1. "'• • """'requlnd. 60 w.p.m. """'"""' available. Ex· Wu Ben's Immediately
pm · 8:30 pm Moo,, Tbun., electric typrwriter, 10-C perience ~ 1'ull Ne1.t, 1Ddush1oua, bonde.ble.
A l'rt.. I am· 4: 30 fin. SaL key adder, rood wtth fla· time onJ.y · 9 • 8 p.m., !5 333 Bay•fdt Drive Good drlW!e; record. Ovtr 21 ,
<No Sundl.ya) Often plea· UttS. Ne11t a~ da,ys. Elredll!:nt • c • J e, Newport htch hjgb IChool education. For
11&nt environment, Io o d $2.25 It. Smd letter w1tb benetltl and worldn& con-sa.18 1ft.dt" In Ch.nge Cbmty
company beneats. Apply: ~ to H.M.F., ditiona. Willln& to join for Dnpery Hmrdwatt, Work
. , BUFFUMS P .O. Bol< :rus, N.....,.., Retail °""'' Union. 1111' LYN' Aide room -™""""" "'-·L'-n bland Be<ch. Richard's Home lift S, S & s °"""'""" """"" .....; ..,._ & Gift Sh~ """ """'"' .....i bllndtt. SaJ. Newport Belch GIRL FRIDAY :run or put"""' "'" ....,,..._ 1>1na in..
llandlo ID ottke '"'""""' Call for •ppt. 67 360 Any ohlft --"'*' ~•Id tr SENIOR CLERK lndudlng """""ting tor lle"rly Maner Hlah e<m1np In pn>tecttv. Pti>rm a wide varietJ "' <apldl,y ...-. uroopaco Demonstiuton-Cen••l-nt Hospll1I -tory.
clenc.ldutieslnottke-"· """""""·Expert...,. wtth °"""""""' TV -J500 Camino Ot,.._ SOUTHERN COUNTIES
lbom. Majority d. ttme .pent wide Vt.rieb' at work neces-toys tn a .ton ID l"l'll' arem.. Cl,platrano Bach DISTRIBUTORS
Decorator
RocolYM uncoll•llon of $22,000.00
Spenl•h •ncl Medlhrr1n.in Furnl(u,. ...... , . ......, ..........
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ltema u followo: Gorgeom 8 n. CWllom quilled
oofa with separal<I loose pUlow1 with heavy oak
lriin decor 111d malcllln§ chair, 3 matchlllg oak
occui<Jnal tabl .. , (2) 58 ' 1111 deeonlor Wllps,
banging chain IW1lg Wllpt In wrougbl Iron, an
8-piece king size muter bedroom suite In pecan
paneled Mediterranean 1lyle with lop quality
IS yr. warranty Iring me m111r .. 1 & box springs.
Spanish decor ~!nl~,!. set, etc. WW. ......... S1UIM ~:~~~~1~1~.·---···-·---·~691.00 '1tf ..... C. le Pu at •I ,_.,,.,,.,
,., .... A .... 11.1tt ..... N•--•" .. e.nr'"''•
Cre'lt A.ppr•• 11111-'l•t.tf f JI J] F....Jture
1144 Newport Boulev1nl, Cost• -(only) ·--E .. ry night '1119 -Wed., s.t. & Sun, 'tll 6
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.IUST OPINID
TREASURES o1 All BABA
1n operation of dupUcttor, aary. Salary t m1ssiol!. N 4116-5788 ~Charle C.M.
nilmeograph, and mnan otf· Lido C••tlng•, Inc. exp n°ec~ c:n1 collect: Mt: '"LAD==-~~--Haun fnr lntll!l"View 8 -4:30 STATUES
b type otflet PftSll· Salary 735 Ohms Way, C.M. Lava (ZlJ) 7n-0145, Jd:ie Y ~r 411. Re&ed with
,.,,.. ""'-· eootact,..,. ""'333 ........ e .., .,,.. 1n Od. _.,. No -· Hcdr Stylist FIGURINES
--~·MEDITERRANEAN
SPANISH
:J.urnilun :J.ie~ta-0£ 1
New Sho-m Samples
Wiii S.11 Any Pl-lndlvtdually
8' Carved arm dl•an, 11 matching chair with
beautilul f•brics; .5 pc beugon dark .U dla.
Ing ••I with black or avocado tnmed chain
& vinyl cmblon.; 5 pc bedroom aet, -Mr
& llln dre.!ler with lg framed minor, S 1g
commodea &. matcllinc headboard.
ONLY $429.95
1$895 Value)
er TIRMS •low ISP Week
No down -ute our store chlrwe plan
Approved Furniture
(Ne P•ncy p,..., _ BUT Qu•llty Vol-lnckl•l
215' HerMr 111..t. Cost• -541 NIO
Open M Delly-Sund111 11-5
12 y .. ,. ..... loatlon -..... -
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G•rage Sale
IOPMI . Qtt:ice immediateb'. An equal ~ty thru Christmas seuoo. Know!.l!dge of bookkeepUW
Tel. oo. SJ6.93.ll Hun-employor 111<1 ......... study poll""' F-.,..i..m but not CENTERPIECES BOAT ..... ...... oledr. ~ Union Hjgb Scbool I -==;;;-i:-"-;;;;:==-Cook must have b t 1 b pro-with one d. the finest neceuary, quallf!ed to wodl; ' «iulp, dtv rev, TV, trailer Hammond S\1liDft orpn
WALL PLAQS
CANDLES
INCENSI
.~ct. GENERAL OFFICE duct1on experience. Good decorator • tu d I 0 I ln in high a:rade Beauty Studio. LAMP a TABLE BASES whedl .... DMl,y 10 to 8 w/pereullb:t, nnr'O 6 ~-===-=-=u--1 WOmf.D over 30 for heavy background in 1auces " N-• ft-•·h. G 0 0 d Offet'I permanent work, 'Obi PM '"" ID -i.a 1-....... ft'Pll&L S.v• pZ. ORDER CLERK ·~-•to t'2ntl ..-• ..i..... ~--· ..,..,,... .cf• D'Art 1t -1c .. you c1n •fforcl' ...---.a..-u~ -· --..,.,.,q;, · .....,... mo ......... ,. prni£h.lng wortt:; the abWty Nlary and future. Give pleasant mvlnxlmmt. Good r· C.M ---J>"1od. Rapid ad-to mM•ge • "' -with ..,.,...,.., Box Mm Dilly '°""""'_.._Apply' FOR THAT SPECIAL OR UNUSU L GlfT Mar, • SCllMIDT.J'lllU.ll'S en
Good ._,.., .,,,... al>Wty • ...,. ..... for OOod WO<ku. -~. Mon. """ Fri. • Pilot · BUFFUMS' 1-------------""'--'1\Appll••-1100 UOI ".....,· -..,,•a 11111
and gen.en! cledcal e.xperl-Xlnt working conditioos. to 2 30 ~" -· --11
...,. nee<tod "''order c1er1<. Golden'• Magk w...i ::;.,. ' ~ -. Clerk Typist fashion Island I A R G A I N S ~ ""-· Pl"8Ant 1--""'=w=. ::1?th-=-c::;St.:,. • .::c::.M::.. _ -"""" with aptirude ""' N•Wf'O't Belch We have jllll moved from much larger qu "~ ..,v =M~ ~ wtlRLlTZEI\ Sltti>et. i..J.i Uu.H.~ Phone Sf?-3631, Mr. Expttienced Mature T I detail. Experience ullefu) but IDd I.le d~ to dispose ot. our l•ger ite Reuooable. Cout Vac:wm OObdlU<l:l, P915. -..am.
Hir.iey, ~ PllX Operator e ephone Girls ""' ...,....,,,. E""'11at1--------lo make room . UP TO 40% DISCOUNT on m i; .11th, CM, <G-ll!llO KNABE Clllllltle, &""4 .,,...
CAMBRO MFG . co. Part lime &m lhru Thun $100 WEEK -• oondi ..... Newport Waltnu many p!OOlll, 'llllS WEEK ONLY, RE!'IUG. GE,..._ ft., dr., dlllon, 1495. 6'6-<ll7l ~ Qay street P.M.s. Apply in penon '!:"-...~---" ,_ not •. n Beach locatlon. Apply ln ''----------------olj I ·1op ~--2 ~ HtmttnitoG &.ch Sh · ~·~ ... • 1"" ·own handwritlnl to Box M Part time 1 • l'fftel' , ~. ,,.-T I ,_,
1 •r•ton· Beach Inn or part time. Apply 9 to 31l Dally Pilot i419 VIA OPORTO, LIDO old, nrw ODl'ld.1150. MJ..3462 _._ .. _-_on ____ n_os_ 1
1, ~o~~er:PP~=eS: ~= ~ut ~~ rf!~· lllite 300, 1'R>.INm Dishwasher o,.. 11 .... ,. , ,.... ..., ....,. ....., 1125 InW Apt I c.M. RENT :~~~~V:: WAITRESSES NEA=°'T,_-...,...,,,-=-.-. -m-.-,,,,.-~~7~~ NMt~~lS ~=:_~aac!:; New Color TY
Experienced Mb' need woman fot part time office Pleue apply ln per9CIC 1541
PYevfoWi pubUc cmtact A: ~/..)' N9 p h 9 n e calla work Penn;. P 0 1 1 t 14 n llfl'lrinc: NRnt. 4«11 G. Bh'dl between u p.m. THliATRICAL ,7900 Office Furnltvrw I010 $11. It&-$9 pfR MO
experience prdetttd. . .:1...:.:. ' . :, . ' . ' SL, ~ ldl. lit o.c. Sna'"L Shop ··r. 0 • 292 s. CoeAt Hwy .,..........., plea.nnt teL manner, em-~ tll --------1 UHd Offlcie "urnlture 1:An;:;::ll:.:!q::_:=. ___ .;.1_11_ " DENNY'S ~·c"--~·d. qw-• -SCRAM LETS RDITAL CAN APPLY TO l'•-~-Lquan~ __ s._ach___ ...... <...-i -.-..-~ """ 1902 S. H•rbor Blvd. O&c;KS 127 Wood 83 Steel PURaUSE
1_ 1600 S. Cout Hwy. tbtnker, typing, tame lite LAUNDRY Shirt girl& Cost• -• , " • • GET ACQUAINTED
Laguna Be<cl> bld<Pi Call bet 8 30 AM marl"n A senenl ..... 'L unlta SALE OllDER BY PHONE
c.1.1.,1. Substitute 10 A.._,.,.. ' • Can<ul ........... IBll6 ANSWERS ;· lOll Exec. tr Sec1>. Antique chair........... 548-8511
11 -ho p So. Maki, s.D Ana. ~ or, l'ir• back S12 -. 11 Bentwood t AM to 9 PM 7 n....-
·-ur. art !Imo, perma. MATURE Sitt" • llghl SHOE SALES ""'°' Id! I! ,., ' Bontwood ldt 15 ~· Experienced, fast. nent. Apply Food Service housekeepfng. Start 9/30, OPrnING For bookkeeper, Palate -ViNI -Fraud -McMAHON D!SK Inc ldt " --··" ·•--w••-ft-M ••• E I-··• ~e D"·--•ftns ' ' ea 5 ldt •.., 5 ••.., FREE TO YOU Don Jote Mexican Rest. vu.ii.....:, Ne.........,rt Mesa UnJ.. work ev-«h!:r mo. 2 .1.wi wm:. ••'"' _.... ...,, x:r.r ,.._ Ul:UN -""""' ... ....,..,;....., •-s. ... _ ... _ _,_ .,..... • ~
•• ,... -1 .:-1-----.:::.:":=:° u....... o -• ", I ball •ti -to 9093 E. Adams tl.ed School Distrlct 2000 aw kinderprtmtn, Mon.-Frl. Daily Pilot Lii In Shoet .,..,.. at an army·~....... ,,_._, -.. •• -
Nia Bch. 962-2990 Dr., Newport Beach, 'Ibun: $25/wlc. Talbtrt Vill., F.V. CXXXTAD.. WAl'I'RD)S, ap.. ~Dent commllll:lon A: bftae-= ,,.~"!!. .~ a 11 (Nr Kate11a off 8.J.. hwJ.) $150, ~ ~MO.: ORGANIC fll'Wbtr, meed
I DEMONSTRATOR orFrlday'"'" ~-='022~~~~~-.,, "'...-. "-i.-""-~~;;-~~~===i;;::::';'.:::O="='~~jcorn,.. .. ' bone_,...comblntd CAREER GIRLS S"~ LADY LADIES 11"3Superk>rAvt.,CM. Apply In......, F I 1000 G•r•g•S•le I022 ~ bowu~~-.... • ~with wood tbtYJno, Good : HouMwlva ~ · 10. 4 Mon thru 1'r1 urn ture _. ~en, SW<l9111n • .... -mulcb.133-6m betwHn •A:
1 Coll-e Studenf• ~~Salesgirls and/ WEAR, FULL TI M E' Job. .Mten, Wom. 7500 ;:;;:=:::::;::::;===;::: MOVING MUlt Still nate brul 6 iron bed, ~le S or MJ.4931 after 5 9/YJ I -· or .. _ ....... 2 )'Mn exper-s 0 ME Exp. G 0 0 D -DU& to de•tll m1Jlt itell! ·n Q,ev ------· -..1. • tron bed. la lblpmmt of kit
1 ~~~at~ lmce In womens w~ar. SALARY. SEE MRS . ROBINSON'S BdrmRt,lpcchol.oeldid cyl, reblt~-'n:-t:ric. 1oola.. J LOVABLE rr1 tlctr
, home pertiet:. Call 9 to 9 pm. ~Ml.1:: I-Country, ~-= ADAMS AT Loc•I m1nufecturer, mahog. xlnt cmd. $315. Ai.o Outom ROM _;;,. cba!ra, S AN'nNQUES J.JllPBl·~C M =~ :m ! 1 :=· · "'1.-· lmmodlifo oponlnp: FASHION ISLAND oolld ....... buflat • dUm. limed oak end tabtn <v"'l' """ -~.. . • · ! Brid•I Con•ult•nt EA1'.tN Ouimnas money Executive Sec:ret1ry e Shlpplnt Clerk NEWPORT BEACH cbet •175. Mahqr. dlnklc IOOd-eoodl 2 pc. limed oak ANTIQUD>: Roll • top desk BJamne U\--7MJ ~~
) Attracive woman, ambttloo1, now, full « part time, !!~~-rial pot.!Uoo open In • Aaembler tbl with I chn $15. 2 Ma.hos· HIFI. 111 wmdft b&ml. with &-~; Gnndfatber p.m. .
'1 &ood P,enonalUy,...u.e ~ •hoWine ~ustve Ta U i:..,,_ .lCall""""'·"'"'-~:.£rosul>.+e-pi'rt"1'hne Mlchlnllt _AA.._t_llllAl_owortJm.it1_ Jbllva. mite .QMld'• auto .harnnt-Potty doek;-Seaitat)I, -·II 1-11 ·110 hmlli, . ~er 2l. Some eY~. pre-rm~ Xienut Tefttry. -No ..... , earttr. JW"""n.v , e Eltctr.Poll ... r .emplofa :tuna. See M 16632 Rhone Ln. cbr. Very me. women'• treet, bow tront cbtna cab., OollM. ball poodle. bu
fetnd. Average part time kift'lltrnent, cal1ectini Ol 543-m Town A: C:IU:ntrJ, Apply in 'PttlOf1 H.B. w Clll: M7-5912 • clotbel, .U. 10; 2 -winter walnut dinq: a,Ie., t cbUrs sbota, loves cbiktrm
,, $59. week, tun tlm• ;la4. delivery. 49'-62'l3 "'Oranp=-,,.--,=--,.,,---I 1604 Monrovl• WANTm: day or rvenlna 147-3880 coab:, I wool lddrtli. Size 40 • buffet, heavily carved; ~ 1/12
! Week. No experience nee-HA~ )'OU always had the TYPE At t»me, addrua Newport IMch, C•llf. bnutf cdlep 1tudent1 for SOFA 7'1,i;', be&Qt b Jue men'1 eamtl hair eoatl; Seti of podi•! HhraJ Uled WANT Good bome for .,,.,.ely
~ es5al')'. For Interview call deme to be a ~e and env., &: typing maJ1UICripta. fall claues. 34052 L& Pllu, brocade; queen.liJe bidH,. -.db A cu coats. Grey I x l'urnitun~ TG Wut:mJmter 8"I PuiDt Slamelt eat,
Mr. Whltney 5f4..«iiO • buline• woman at the Gd type writer ttq. Wrke Cl k t>&D& Ptl'Dt. l: t96-KM bed, n11t brown tw.ed; S 12 nic. Mile. M1-«iOI Blvd., WeAzDinlllm' m.3683 femlle, &1t.n4. '60-t69'l
: ' ame time? Theft .. two vqier. to Box M-l95 o.uy Police Dl•JNlfcher •r bH .moll, l!lriWI. ad.Id. TRADmONAL bdrm p6ece• eves OPb' 9/ll
PERMANENT Secretary/ft-ditferftit Jobi •vat 11 bl t Pilot Male or female {()pen l In-Apncl11, Men I hlrdwood, ProY f In 11 II . < p 1 n • val I •J) b 1 Sewing MlchlMI 1120 4 YAN>$ Co&rM wubed
i:I c=-ls~=-=.~ 968-a504 BAB="'y"'sm=ER=""F"°o-,""1~8-mo k';1~~4-$5~te~~ ~en 7550 ffT-1495 TbmnuvU1t $280, daNic 1967 SINGER, complete wtth-IUld. You bmul away.11522
,· Hdence on phone. One i1rl HOUSEKEFPER, plain cook old Day11, my b om' year clerical experieDce, ARGUS EMPLOYMENT COMP. Apt. fundlblna•: ~ Da $190., walnat cabtnel! Dtwrce ao-Trtaton IADt, Buntinltiac
• ! offioe m9C31 tor couple 51iii daya. Miat Newpcrt: Sbcnil. C •I l type 40 w.p.m. Rotatina: Gtn1 ok/recpt ••.•• , It $JiO ailamt arrw. 11 Qi. n . ~ ~~M .. ~·~ DMilb tton force1 acrifice, Auto. Beach. 5fO..Ol'10 1112 iJ, ' drl't'f, baVe eood reftrtl>Cff. &l2-T381 evft PhllaJ ref Jdni • studio c.... ICaa ......... -wori; .... tDuch-0-m.ti bqt.. _.._. -A 1..---WI.. • BAYSI'ITEPt wanted tm. Private room, b&tb • TV =-:=~===--..,,~ ah1tta, excellent lrini• be:ne-Aat bkXpr •••••••••••• $2.00 -, ~ 'biJar frame -·us. c, • IWlo&o To •--.. -; mediately. Own traDI, Dl1 $275. Hunt:l.nKton Harbour. BABY S ITT ER, JJ&bt fttl, ru!dmce DOt required. MIT traJnee .••••••••••• $40IJ bd; atv. rm. fla'n ., cbOI, watem ,:::0 ~ Ject'. toa hoW. bUnd besu, ls,t ff old t.tmalt, mbt. poo.
, l!rilmc. 5 d•Y• .,.k. 3 cblldren 592-SJ!kl houtekeepq: Uve in room I: ApPl.Y W..tmimttr Clt;)' Hill Salnrnet'l (msnJ) •••••• MO tblM, lamp&. 'IV, •tc. ~-e OW!'CUla w l t bout at. die. XIDt with ebilc!Nn.
,· l schl ap aftemocu. boud + NlU)'. MiuloD 82» Wutminlttr Ave. bf!.. Drlwr/ltooknn •••••• $80 wlr 113-4182 eql.llp,, 18' ._.,., a1molt tacbmentl. AaUme $3.87 sa:i...e& 1112
'' 548-71119 AD Ageocy needs bri&bt cbf Vltjo. tao-.2526 Jore Sept. Xlth, 1968. Phone Ox>ka ftmale •••.••.••• $2.00 SOLID cbmy d r o p • I e a f ~ G<m1 mo. cir 137.19 CMb. Call MALE q, 1iJ: mo. old. pu1
11 SALC:i lady, exper. buyq tr Frlda.y. Some MCftt&r1&l. lt MATURE woman, 3 dayt a 89M511, ot:. D . table, ' ~ ct.& BUILDJNG• l'md Bmdlt. ~ IM:ndor • Terrier, VII')'
I •"~-., 1.-•ear. ,~1 bld<P&. loto ol .,.,.;,. op. wk In ........,,.,,.tt 6 DrJ Ra•I blill ARGUS EMPLOYMENT boaom dllln; S pc: teC• CM. Al1 Le-. Any ll2S OOod -c~lldrta.
U-OU6 _., por.49f..<K75 1.agur:iaBeacb vt1 OONSULTANTAGENCY tional tofa, 15' loa1. donl4" •.rttcle1 ~Mutlullntt. ,,__ t/U ~kkpa .4 lninl· 40 hi' wk. •--Oean!rw, We.rt Newport. .. ----·~ -
I ·-.: ..... Cout ""--· Chlb .....-tment 646-7621 , 20'3 Wettcilff, N.B. SM.7191 IJG...3020 ~-· Boob, eiec. CCON>IAN -·-_, N.~f=:f=:i;-, °"Rdlt.~~ .. ~.-.-~~ ... -~-=====....,.,--= Majer opalllon otfen op. lnl E. lTth St., s.A. 5C7.Q11 MOVING • ·--i.nd -•w'la. Oltldrm' .. women'• A • MO. o&il tbort .... tenia, • Pro Shop 675--0610 for mppt. -.. ...,~ HOUSEKEEPER Monarch portwjty for ~ "°' ~-•• dodllnC. IQ;Ytbinc S t Standard llbe. f75 male. bu W abotll, 1lkel :1 tfi'i or LVN dlarp nm11. 7. ~~ 3:11.~M=: Bay, mature, rella!)Je, 12.S. uleanaa 0t wom111 la nn J/l"DWl'lnrt . ~etc~~ i...m:; U-15, 10-4 Pll. • U7ep:E.. 5t843!l1 after 8 PM •..,M'~!!9' lotw cD&dNn.t"'
I J :30 dt er S.11:30 ltt. Cao-&M-(1635 5 da I wk, own traOlp. bomn or ttaaleL Bulneal ""r''' · ' WO..., elf Newpcirt SPANl!H 1'cik Guitar with wn ,.,.
1 ue1 ~ o1 -·· -" 1m1flc1 -_...... personnel ..,... -MOVll'IG, ..., to11: -.... xmi """" • 1 •. s. - -""'"lltmd 111t. 1 ~e---Harbor Cl» W.ArI'RESS • COC<TAIL MA~m~-----eda1 t1al. GREY formic• wood rra!n 531-«>t& teat, •••••• i: . I .. ,-;::;.;t Home, --GIRL 21-27. Alley w... ,,;;;.;:; -;.;;;;.,;;.~ I 0 r Hal "•chin 'AtHC. agency = ... :. ~·cb!" :-... ~ .. .::"" oooi:~, .. ~·~ 1130 ---111'
•: BAJU4AID, no bDdcil, no : = :in~e!'llflOrt Pia'. churdi la C.M. ~ 3900 !:. O>ut Hwy. 67f>..439'l 833 Dover Dr., N.L ~step • 1 • chairs: ch(st of &.wen; Pl•no. & Or9'1M BLK, mall. AKC ODc:br
. -ld<ol -.,,.. 9,30-u. Call ,.._3!121 COOK 642-3170 549·274' -Kw' Num"""'....., SALi -• s ,... •Id.
1Htions. Top wages, paid BABYSI'ITER A: lite hlekp'g, LIGHT lDll-A btrb)' -SPANISH I' da 6 5' love Hema. 211'41 Bwhlnl, ff. B I 0 lft 8G-l8l7 l/U
• -•-•--· home -l child -· _, Blldnc. School•I~~--1--• M.. ----·~ ' P •nos rt ' ' 'ncatian. UKle JU<W'• u-.i, f.M..I060 aft 7 . •ittina-for 2 chlldrell, 3 ~ No 'RD<Mdna en campua .,,...,_,...,. vvv -..... u-.......,.. 181--ZM Rtbullt pnda from $6118, 4 COCKER A: Tmllr mtud f I for Jntervie'w 56--1963 a week. Sprlnadale-EdJn&et See Food Director ~ ..:~• wed. Mft'• API'. A o.r.p SWt mUlt Wulltm new ccmoln, from puppjn t wD old • I • COOK, e,.,.,. .... Pr--~~· ~~ ..... H.B. 847-<i31S So. Calif. College '1 newport tell ... TV, -.. ....... l&U, Wllllltar ....... -~ tm
o ferrect. Apply In penoa' :0:~ Qin .. ...,.ta <XX)K'S helper. Put-titnt 10 2525 Newport Blvd., C.M. Cnh fer P:um., •ppll. wbtr/dr7t1\ m tic h modell, flun ffM, ~ 8'11'-« lpm*I sd
ME.'l4 LANES to ' M .... Frl. No ... .... HELP WANTED school of ........... ,.,._, ...... &C-3313 ... .Ajll. B SAV!: 11$ 11 .. 1111, ..... Ind. "' -
11tll Su-Ave., C.M. BARMAID WANTrn. -qulnd. H. B. ""''·Call Mt. REAL ESTATE usl LULT -"-· do-A Qlbrillo, Cll. -for-·· pltmo -. lfl.1!1111 l/U
Pfl'IME lfC!'etarJ t:ir Imur. d Harbc:r at &kf!', at. Wek:!t, Vl 7-11155. ,.._ "' b fteSS cbair' rtd1Ql!r mblc. GARAGE Sale Hou_,.. COUNtl.
-· 30 d'"1 OWr'• ........ , .. p SALESPEOPLE • -......m. I WAUJClll lllJSIC CITY l'EMALE cmlJ, c...wi, Ii J>fflco, !In ,,_ ' WAITltESSES All 'b lftt. In Do D NL _.... for Mlt. Bit MOO flo.1•1ttol -· -· bladr. "°""'
l ·~~~ P.O. Bax I, ~ &b"l-~~ Xlnt tipl, E".xptr, ~. Cot-~~·or""'~~-UoenMd.--.r..t~t;.1 ._'.;' • BAKER rcund din. tble. A: ilpt. 14ith. 1:30 1.m. 1579 OMta, Maa '* M).2UI Jddl,. PbcN f7!.M till ~ ~ -~ yn, ~--· ta&> Otllff lloop 562 w. 11th ---"' -~ -<.., d>llrt, -A --Pl. N.B.111< da1t wiarr; ---, -1111 "'4Mll60bettPMIPM St.,CM. RnLHod'"R .. lty 111MWr1J11or,11i..totne ........... ~tm-''" Green Teg Sele ••oa•~•.B•lbnt•
1 tlld.. Ky bamt. $1aamnd FULL 'nine mPds for Motor W~A~rrRE!IS==.-=-~-..,,..---.,.. COUPLE, middle &fed, night wrlte riPt betort .r:.baol. SllOICl"5 ~-bed tofa. SAT -BUN. 10 tt I PM; Stpt tirtnp tlda fltDCIQI 11111 IM2ID t/14
Ln. "'""" M .... rrt. QJI """'' In ...,_ Beadl. lop""''" A -'11>. Ao!>IJ alteodent In Kcnoe!. 11outc ._ .... ltarolztr. Olllooel Queto tlie. Xlnt Ollld, Ii 1111* -2 bdrm. aota, .. fine -A ....,,.. IWJt ...... ~ -I ~altl. ~ -a.kt, <1' H. fnot,altop/dmtday-" ~1-'l)ploo School. -'115.-. Mloe.1'111Ne111arcs., Z:..,ploao6orpn...-old all ••att 1'NJ"""."'a'" ... --..a-=--port-.-..... =·1DmrAL _, _ fir ~N~tw"pCll~rt~~NB~~-,..,...,.. -.... -.. a.... ·171 lltl ..... Cll---· BIOi!. -....... --~ • ,,u
..-. A .... ot 'lbt VU. -In H--· G1J1U ...,. tn-.. ... aub. 137-<Jli22 MUSIC 1-, --· Office FumlhlN IG10 RUMMAGi Salt! Rotll1 to 10" 'lbt ..... -an
lrlp. 145 E. 19th St. 0&. 2 Jdta axpa". M&-On.T ftK:ltoeililphtc Modeta.. Call OPENING for llol:*kceper, by profeMI. w1ci.r-. All UID> tmc. ck-tka, wooden, Good litmll H • 1 •c r •' t llft¥1 .t: GE wMber • ...a. --,an.r 4PM a.EANIHG ledy, 1 Ml "'1 McKoon Pb o torr a p b J ' bud -.._.._ -_.._ $35 .. JIG. PYt. Club. SDI 0>11<c1 QI W. WAltD'I BAWlllN Sl'IJDIO npolr 6,... W. ~
I · E-Hehl Maid or W hr da>t a wit. Rt!'• 56-l«n lot -· fuD -Wrflt n.. M lM "''· Wlldtn -PIJ MHll3I llO¢ H. tlM l'M ' llDI ""'por'• C.M.' -I :-=====,...,i:-:
• m<M10 ,..'d.m.mlaltSPM. •u-•ny,u,..•··-... OolfJPllot * ArtCJ-* · p•-o-==()pm-"'-2ADOIWll.8-lblll6 -~ _.. lllllD1 -• ··= . 11 ~.. •-•• -.._ PWroi - -Pldor w1ll, -I •ot.
• l.;;;O;;;i;;U..-1111l:;11:;:111ttL", :;;fbll:n;A.-;;Clart;;:; l~c. ::..:· :-.. : ~ ~ ~ ~~ .,:nn~ n:u '=.:"MU !!""a:-= ~ ~ ~ (Gfflll.,: Or.a ,,,..._., Dll1s 91. -.me t/U ~~ :· 198'1 .... Sii mt JlluGclee Con..,., H.B. A ap W-,_ • ---· -6 -""'* Cljoo) JC.a. ---llllO. -I YUCC4 J11M1a. f• ....
IXMIBTJC btlP ......-. !IOtJSEWl'VU ·EARN WAITRDI ........ to .. BASYitlilA M. ts )I TUTOllNO: MetJJ G.IVIJa ...... 0 .. 041•• ftmDIUll'iiii.-•1.,. ti?
Dpc1. $ o1ayo o ---..._ ..,.,. :"';r. 11i,ti -. VIDll• COiiea. Nto .... Jklli* -. 11. All In• •tll, ... td>l DW ....n Debo! -U, U. U. .. mQ9t i ~ 2 .... 1 -·
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$35,000 Inventory
NEW &: USED FURNITURE
in. New Spani&h, Contempo &
Modem. Beautiful Bedroom
and Dining room sets, china
cabinets, coromOOes, cock·
tail tables, chests, desks, te9
cart&, serven, divan5, love .. • seats, recliners, occ., chall's. 1 1 lamps, S\\'Bg lamp&, pidur·
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tresses, TV's, Stereos. re-
frigerators, staves, washers,
dcyers &: MUOt MORE~
WINDY'S AUCTION
Manufacturers'
Clearance!
e WM S.itt-Wirter Sid e Jac...._Nyt .. Wbtd· e breot.-T,..11b e Cor4•r•y Sltortl e Fllrhrtf•• C"'1
FACTORY 2NDs
Sat •• Sept. 14tti O•lyl
• 10 A.M. • 3 P.M.
SEA SUITS
125 W. 11tti It .. C.M.
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1966 JAGUAR XKI 2+2 •
Thi1 1leg1nt sport e1r offers 1ulom1tk
lr1n1. & se1tlng for four s4299 (.C). fin. 1v1il. SUU830.
ONLY
1963 CORVITTI 4 Sl'O. FAlTUCK
GorgtoU1 firt Silvtr w/rtd ·lt1ther int
A.bK!IUttly lik1 MW. s2599 OP J682.
ONLY
1966 AUSTIH.fflALIY OU. 3000
(4) four se1t comfort In thii bltutlful
sport1 cir. TEG231 . Somt-$2699 OIM will 1njoy !his ont.
ONLY
1967 TllUM'H Tl4 llS
Ruby rtd with rkh bl1tk lutMr int. 1nd
ovtrdrlve. WEl752. W ii I '2499 pl11s1 th1 most discrlmin-
1llnQ. ONLY
1967 SUNIEAM ALPl~E RDSTl.
TR0403. A. Ont owntr iport cir whidl
will 11lvt l!'llny mor1 mllu s2099 of hippy driving.
ONlY
l'U SUNIU.M TIGO.
Oran9a with back vinyl hard·
A , .. bock to $2495 1choo 1peciel only
MCYl'ORS
TOYOTA
WOO Beach mvd., Wltmmtr Ph. 8!H-3m
Phone 894-3322 15300 Be•eh Blvd., Wmnnrtt
'66 TOYOTA 13 VW Campers
Garden Grove Blvd. at BHcb
$92-5551 or 53+2'lM
'68 VOLVO
YEAR END
Clearance
AND
DEMO SALE
S11 YI todey!
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• IMPORTS '67 MERCED~ Benz 230 S.
'65 4 Dr. Olev Sta wagon.
'68 Heathkit Color TV, 19" Station Wagon, 4 spd, dlr,
548-4031 aft 6 oac. R/H. O/drive. Uke new
All Modol1 & Moko1
WHtfill• & Sundi1I
Immediate Delivery!
1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303
VOLVO '63 -4 d.r . ou~tan
ding, new tbnJ out, radial
tirf!'I U,345, priv. par\V.
962-281'l
1962 2'lO S. New crpts,
bf!'tldllner. paint & tireg,
Very nice car? $15 00. ,..,..,003
Imported Autos 9600 Imported Autos
1960 AUSTDM!EAUY SPRITT
Comp. Or1ng1. JSZffl. Tl\lly !ht prtlt·
itat Sprihi in Or. Co. s999
ONLY
'M DATSUN 'ROADSTll
J"'t Bke new, $1295 E'-onomy plus only
1954 MG TO
Ser. #04$2 The c.J1ulc bocfot sTylt will
!I~ you pride of owntr-sn99 ship. ·7
ONIY
1959 TRIUMPH Tl3
PXVl 13 A.lmosf t cl1ulc but mtny fl'IOtl
hippy milts left in !hi• sn99 l•wtl. • ..,
ONLY
1961 l'ORS041 SfO.C~l
1968 E.rth Grnn w/cont. lnt. be. 0.H.
......... ; ..... "'· ca. s2799
641 ONLY
'H KARMANN GHIA
top. FAST1 $1395 WOWI Only
9600
nlli cash dels. Takt older
trade. PymU $39.86. 4Mo9T13.
545-0034 aft. 11.
TRIUMPH
T & M Moton
QI Garden Grove BL
at Beach, Garden Grove
892-5551 or 534-2284
'64 VW Must see, Beautiful
green SSO. down. 0 A C
paymenta only $33 per mo.
SIZ-4615
Sport C•rs 9610
'57 CORVETTE 283 auto.
drafted. Make oUer 3223
C.Olorado Pl. C.f\f. 545--0517
Autos Wanted 9700
WE PAY
TOP DOLLAR
FOR·
USED CARS
CONNlll CHEVROlfl
2828 Harl.tt Blvd .
c.osta 1i1esa 546-1203
WE PAY ... CASH
Y Oil? Volkswagen or Porsche
,6; pay top dollars. Paid for
or oot can Ralph
673-1190
1968 AUSTIN AMERICA-
Jvll fectot"I lq•lp.
lldffl"f AmfHtlc r,. ...
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON
HUGE INVENTORY of
• MGB GT Cpo • Austin Amer.
• MGB Rdstr • MG Midgets
• Au.tin Healy Sprite
41 /. % Flnonclng /2 0 Avolloble--0.A.C.
GOLD SEAL USED CARS
1967 Por1che 912
Air collclitio11i11911 A t•1'1•01u c1,..._.111y
•.ooo r11ll11. A ,...,, for tti. ~111llty
ff!i1ul1cl .
1964 Porsche Coupe•
2 t1 choo•• frofllll, 0111 "C" 1114 ollO
"SC". loth 1r1 1blo1•tol'f """'· M11•f ••• t• believe,
1967 MGB GT Coupe
2 t1 clrioo10, •"• f.ci, Ofll blue. lot" er•
11c1ptio111lly c/11• 1114 ••c• lri•t .....,.
lo'fl' 111llNfl-
1965 J1gu1r XKE Coupe
~·d with blec~ intorior. lo•d•d with ,n
J ag111r 1cc1notio1 i11c.l11di119 ch•omo wi11
wh11k '"d AM/FM. So~•r•I other XICE'1
t1 ch1011 froM.
1968 Corvette Hardtop Conv.
T1119otl111 wltlt 111t11r1I loolhor l11t eri.,,
fwrbo·Hydr1 •Ith 417 111,1111. Show•Do"'
c111di+i111. Aho ,,., 111111 1161 "\11tt1"
to tl1eo11 f..0111 .
1965 Au1tln He1lty O'Lux
tr.4i1I bl" fi11\1h, wiro1, e•or.tr; .. , 111 lltlt
4-1•ri b11.,ty. Al11 r.d 1••2 A•uli11
H11l1y to oi:t..111.
NEWPORT IMPORTS LTD.
3100 W. COAST HWY.
NEWPORT BEACH
642·94o5 540.1764
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TRANSPOltTA'rlON Uoed Coro "°' U11C1 Coro "°' "-=-... 1nm CHEVROLET COUGAR tub~ COlLEGI oi SCHOOL I'·-----'---. S,ECIAL .. COUGAR (Xl!.-T) M,..
Us.cl C.n ttOO '11 lm.pU& Sport Convatlble. • • 11 or I e • 1 • ID1
lf!:WPOl\ttl\ M<mlJIS y-., W.. wllll wblle ... -.... lmmedl>o.b
Tra---'etieft t--1111 autom&He tnnL. pow e 1' call Ed Browo at J~ I:
• ..,... • ....... -..... Able> Som, °""""' Count>'• -IS Ford 4 dr ..... ''" • liO • powu LlncOln, u-·-, O>uaar Ull8 Ford~ •• 1100 lllkll' bMudlul Ofttr ___ ,
1918 J'l1mOOlh w-.. $IOO $695 • --·· 1000 w. °'"" 1980 f'UoaD Wap. .,., $300 Cu ftnmce Ill or part P1:f-. ftWJ., Newport Be ac ~
1961 .Raml:iler w-.aa •. ,.., D)tbtl u low, as rJll* mo. tc-.cml. 5t5-Cll
1tfll ,. ..... 4 dr ...... ll!OO mo 0.A.C. 'fl COUGAR <G.T.) a
1961 T.atrd ............ ll!OO ELMORE ~--:!:!:.~"::: 1961 ow11n .. O>ooo .... $111) --
TltANSPOltTATION
UoM Coro 990I
UNCOLN
.. ~.M-nt
CO!<TINENrAL
.. O..tlnontai. M..,.U-....i
GOe owner aedan. ADtiqU•
pld.AJiFMndlo,-
coatnl. Wt .reer. All delta.
COGYeD!mm., Air. RctorJ
nrntlf,J. Call only ti JOU
1,ppne:llte the flneat. No
....... pleuo.Dir-54&-TT>l
MERCURY 1(1)" ft,,..,,.,.._ availahle ai: MOTORS xtru. One owner Still GJdlr '° we """' -°"" -TOYOTA er1P>al '"-1 .........,., 'II 00L0NY Park Sia"'" t:raeta. Pb. IM-1320 Ca11 dQI &0-'811 Cll' -*'fL -.a. Mu.t all or lieut m:t
NEWPORTER MOTCl\S 1Dll Stl--11'5L No deakn l'kW. dtmcmtrwtor. can Hal
XQ& Hmtmr Blvd. Beach Blvd., Wltmnatr dlr. Sanden at Johnlon ._ Son,
-DEATH tom. -; 'ti D ======== a..._ °""'>'• oio..t Lin.
NEEO A C.Alt? :;::-:~"'",:'i EDSEL -. M•....,,., < o u I • r ~·-BE -. .... u,_,_ de~. l(Q) W. Clout
TRANSPORTATION
UoedCon 9900
·PLYMOUTH
Qutat Sehl ... BuTacuda,
new q._ XIDt. c:ond .. one.
°'1Wt· utru. '1 5 0 0 . -'ti§ FURY • dr. 42'1 e111.
RIB, w/a/w, aw.n,. a.Ir.
30311 Capri Ln, tM .. Vuda)
PONTIAC
1966 PONTIAC G.T.O.
Hardtop, Wpeed on the Door,
meta.lllc 1ftt11i with black
-.... 1'>1!t!voly '!" ~ In Oran&e County.
ONLY Im'
Can ftnaooe all er put PIY'
merita u low .. $27 .00 per
mo 0.A.C
...,..., • • .&nftl-..-...I ewr 8ff. Loaded W/everf 'SI n>SD... GOOD CClrfO. Hwy, Newport Be a c h •
eBmknlPtT •Rttc•e.-.T utra )'Otl eoold bu;y, tnc:l. $135 ~ ot 5f6-82'i8 MOTORS
•Bad er.dttr • _, .-• i --TOYOTA
ELMORE
e·Mi1ftar7 eNew ID Ana? StUl ia:id WUTaDt7 Pvt. e 6Q.5170 e '14 <DL. Pk. Station Wtpi. ~~ =:s ""· 541.,m . FALCON ;: :;;, M;".!:r.:: 15300 a.!~-
tOll Bo. ...... ""-... IMPALA .... ' dr. Fact. Coll """"' ·~-ROY CARVER
<2 b1ocb N. o1 Seen.> air, full.,...,"""',,_• COLLEGE Oil SCHOOL l :'tl=--=ca=--.""Par~k-5~1,-,~tt,..o-n l'ONTIAC
SUia -I'll -palnL A-1 cond. 11500 . SPECIAL
DRi.U'TD>, Mmt. Rll. 1962 Ortc1naI owner 5&9-2588 '62 Fakon DelllU Sedan. =::n-· t ""M-~~..:... .. ~ -~ Bl., Com .. _
•• b~ wt -· ..... -.a-......... Kl 4444 """'-"' A1p1oo !WI ol d ~ CHEVY '""' truo. Gd ~~ bl,. ID"" Coll -545-3278 "''· 6• $695 or beM: otkr. su.-ft.&t ' mad., $1&0. er reaQl•ble ·interior. Radio. hfftn'. A 5U-Tl51 cflr, 0nnp Cowrly't ~ 1-====~~==oi~"~"g•;· -~~·==== re&! mllet.ge rettu. Onl,y =-====---=~=-Dealer far 1"olla • RO)~ and I BUICK $695 ... CDIJGAR ,.,... 91 PS I ""'"" Co ..... NENTAL Cu """""' all .. -~ ..,.. "'· RAH, Coll M0-3"' alt-==-~====~ n 11 ~· 1 COLLEGE OR SCHOOL '64 RIVIERA. l'k alr, full . ment ... Jaw u $17.oo perl;::"'=i':-·m=.===== SPECIAL
pwr, tit wbL AD utru,""' '69 <X>NTINmTAL. "'-mo O.A.C. MUSTANG '62 Pool Lemano Spt. Club ~·Orr ownr, pri priy. Sllillprmo. includes.ervice ELMORE ---------\ Cpe, Be..utiful Artie white 644-2596 • m • i n t e n • n c e • Hal with red bucket Rats, auto-
! b 1 Sondon 6'UlJ81 -S 1961 MUST.AN&, 6 cly, l 9PCf. '66 BtnCK Co n vet t e ' Mv ~vR Radio. Llme-gold cokr. Top matic ttana. Euy to ckive
Wtldcat -owner. Air, COMn TOYOTA ""'"· .... ....... 11895. ploa ioU of ... m11 .... pow/S. all elect. E:x:cel Ph. 894-3120 642-fl'lB $795
cood........,,, l,·63--00-...,.--w--.----·115.100 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstr ·=o;"'Jro=ST=AN"c"'."":m=--.,,-.,,..,-=8 Can ftnanct' an or part pay.
1966 BUlO< • Skylatk • LoW R/H, id thl i: eood, 1 BACX To 1ehool special! 'M qi, auto trans, bucket mr.ntl •11 low a11 szz. per
mi. Aircondltlo ni n1 . owner. $500 · OI' offer . FALCON v...a, auto. tnna., ...a. radio, heater, &ood mo OE.AL.C.MO
Orlg;nol .....,_ """""' .,......, ....... ,.,. °' Ilk• """ """' lllOI. 613-631• RE
62 BUICK Inv I c t • COD-\-;=======:\ payt. cl $36 mo. 54&-4885 87 Muatalll. Full equip. ~rlibl•. 1370. can Dan CORYAIR Air. """"'"" cond.
,......,. -------FORD •-•
MO'roRS
TOYOTA
Ph.19f.J3>) 062 CORVAIR Morua, 4 apd, '6' FORD Fairlane Sta. Wac. CADILLAC RIA, .... ch,.cl>. gd tin•, OLDSMOBILE Ism ~ch Blvd., Wat:mnstr
GRAND Prix 19&4, all pwr a
air. rood cond, 1 a.mu.
Saaifice $1450 642.-8381
1---------1 • wry rd cond! S48-6lM Gd. cond. 1 ownu, mA11J
'61 CADIU..M: Sedan dt Ville %398 Redlands Dr. H.B. xtn. $100} er 11.1bmit ofter. '66 OLDS De)\& 4 Or. Must
AIL POWER indudtnc air ,. '62 CORVAIR MONZA. C:all Day 673-8650( »ii eeD our bMutUully cared
cmdltioning, pc>Wer steering, Completely ~timed! I ::=615-00R7==-=--:-.,.,.,0--;-, for merry oldsmobile. lt bu
power tnkes, ()OW'et win-$t95. Call 5411-7344 ffM • '67 FORD Squire,"-fdiiil kied-factory air cmdtt:ioning and
daws, S.wl;)I' 1e9.t, -..to. trunk wkendl ed .til1 under w1rnnty, lo other nk:e a c c 110 r1e 1
opener. Radio, be'llter, ol .=~co=R~V~AIR=-:.51--,-,-mJ., xlnt CObd. $3150. Llc $2250.00. Sac1iftc:e o 1 r.
'66 GTO. Tri power 4 apeed.
Xlrlt cmd. Pwr ltr'll'· New
tnm. • rear end. Mf-{i686
course! Oean. ~.00 ••. 1961 a wag. XEV 182. Priv. party, Pham 56-82'78 or 642--am ~ fF\illertm) Need& repair. Good can-9G-83ll
'40 P 0 NT I AC. Cbllect01"1
Item. 57,<n:I orig mi. Ex.
Ont Bm Otter! StS-6868 166 C1dlll1c ,ff VIit. ::r:~ = buiu· Make 1966 GAIAXY 500, 2 dr bdtp, ·=: l dr~
Fu:alr, vtnyl top, AM·FM 1960 OORVAIR .f door . air, p/1, auto. b'Mll, new reblL Full pwr. Finl $750
radio I beater, pod cond, Radio. Heater. Auto. $200. tires. Xlnt ccmd. ~. tak8 963-Ull RAMBLER
$3$0. Bank will lmd $3325. 55-2962 9114 =56-J689~=~"'~'-PM~--=--OLDS 1963 OidalS Ccmvt.
Owner &15-1911 67 FORD F.cnnnline Van. Pwr str'r , auto. Veey Oean,
'39 CADD.L\C " dr tiedan. '60 Corvalr, ·new tires Pick~ P¥ml'• •it'• )'OUl'S. • Be&UtJI lit S9IXI takes.
Rebuilt motor. Can be 1e111 ==-~~-~·~.....,,.,.~~= l75-5002 91)2..1003 at Tl!UCO •ta. F.dfn&er • --:,:.,...,RANOIEll===o.-°"llOO;;;;--
F.dwanlo IU!. CORVEt IE ·so O'.lRVAIR .' s:m ~a.;:_ :X,°'~·=·~ T·llRD
'60 CADILLAC CmTl ?CJnt 'M CORVETI'E O::m\'ert.,
c.<ond. • Bnnd new tire•. nm or be8t ofter! Anxioul
Bat olfer. Mn. Bahr. .... -'•• 615-ST&:a Aft. 4 PM 675-0100 .... _....
COUGAR CAMARQ . .. . ..
'6'T YAMAHA · $C!S. M&-7332 equtty. ~1115 '55 'I'HUNDmBlRD, New
'98 TCIUNO 390 9PQrt q>e. \ .;::==:;;;::;;=== radiator I b a t t e r y .
Socrtlke ..i.. Sbarpl PLYMOUTH AUlomatl•. R/H,
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lltA.D.Y ·PILOT EDITORIAL P A.GE
Benefits of Beauty
Pacl!!c Coest lll&hway will become a 1eenic blgb-
w~ wttb ocean views preserved along its t2 miles in
Orange Cowrty, ii the Orange County Coast Association
aucceed! with a program now under way.
The association Is seeking state designation of the
route as an official scenic highway and t1 gathering
lunda fOr undergrounding of utilities an4 ·coo""°! of
signboards.
Cowlty government has agreed to match up to f7.5
mlillO!I In funds to implement the program. And in
what is believed to be a funding program unique to
Ciilifon\ia, llnaocial help will be sought from such di·
verse non-governmental sources as business, industry,
development associations and private developers.
Newport Beach and Huntington Beach are already
m= good progress. In Newport Beach, the city has
p1 grass, trees and shrubbery a1ong the city's
once debris-covered abandoned Pacific Electric right-
of-way. And in Corona del Mar the merchants have
joined the city in converting center islands to flower
prdeos.
In Huntin~on Beach, the women's auxiliary of the
Chamber of Commerce is spearheading a beautifica-
tion program in conjunction with the widening of the
highway through that city.
Beautification is far more than beauty !or its own
~ake. It has repeatedly been demonstrated that spruc-
ing up and "greening" up a community attracts both
business and industry. '
bllllon over the next five years. And reta.Uen report
new Ille in their cash regtstera.
A leader in the movement taid, 11 Let'1 face it, your
Main Street is the first thing a company on the prowl
tor a new plant site sees. Or, for that matter, a tourist.
lt is, in effect, your calling ~ard. .
"If it is cluttered and sculled, your ch4nces of los·
Ing the Industry and customer are very higb. Bui paint
up your store fronts, upgrade street lighting, put In
new displays, sandblast exteriors, and plant trees and
your chances of landing both oew Industry .and out.<>1-
town customers go way up."
One more benefit was experienced: The Mtnne--
sot.an.s gained a feeling of rebirth and aelf~dence
by solving their problems without outside help.
All concerned in the Orange Coast version of "in-
stant renewal" deserve hearty applause and full sup-
port.
Ghoulies and Ghosties
"From ghoulies and ghosties aod long le&glty
beasties and things that go bump in the night, good
Lord deliver us!"
That old Scottish prayer will be a good one for the
superstitious set to remember tomorrow, for it will be
Friday the 13th. .
It hardly seems worth a mangy rabbit's foot to
worry about the one day, however, what with ao many
Utlngs going bwnp every day all over the world.
But those who do cling to belief in the power of
A prime recent out-of-state example is a six-county
area of northeastern Minnesota. Fifty communities em·
barked on what they· caUed an °instant urban renewal"
program. It was aimed at revitalizing in quick order,
and at low cost, the downtown Main Street areas of all
the towns.
The formerly depressed iron range region has since
attracted $1 billion in new industry, expects another $1
,, magic and witchcraft -and therefore have a four-leaf
clover or a horseshoe close at hand for protection to-
morrow -should hang onto their talisman. Friday the
13th comes again in December.
.MAL>a:at~
"'IT'S SEEN A GROO SEASON. A BUNCH Of KIPS' l!OU&HT ALL MY
OVEN <LEANER Af.ll> (\TY "ALL 100K ALL MY WHITEWAS'H.~
Mbongans
Welcomed
Them Warmly
Herewith 11 another u n w r i t t e n
chapter from that unpublished
reference work, "A History of the
World, 1954)..1999." Its title: "The
Death of Amerioan Political Ooo-
ventiom."
~y factors have been cited by
his.torians for tti.e disappeManct of
p o I i t 1 c a I conventions from the
American scene., but the prime cause,
most observers agree, was that
neither major party could find any
place to bold tllem.
This problem became apparent ln _
the 1972 presidential year.
Miami Beach bad ·paid I h e
Republicans '800,00J in cash and
services to host their 1968 Convention,
erpecting to recoup in tourist dollars
and reams of free publicity.
BUT IT WAS wtm mixed emotions
that the Miami Beach Booster Club
received a telegram early in 1972 from
the GOP National Commi~tee, saying:
"WILL RETIJRN TO MIAMI BEACH
FOR 'I MILLION."
The BOOlters Club met in the ruins
of MiaaJ..i Beach'& famed Ghengis
Khan Hotel, beQvily-cobwebbed but
still bati.table,, to coo sider the oiler.
· "Don't forget. we'll get reams of
free publicity again," said Club Presi·
dent Hergen Weems, i:,pening a yellow-
ed 1crapbook labeled 'Convention, '68,'
"like, 'an atrociou1 monument in bad
taste to all that is decadent in
American society.' Or: 'kel~strewn
beaches, steamy climate and $100
whores.' Or, here's one: 'U Pickett
had charged at Gettysburg the way
Ml.a.mi Beiach merchants charge he
would have wound up in Canada.' or
COlllU, let's not forget the tourist
dollar.''
"I SAW A TOURIST here only two
or three years ago," said one Booster
wistfully, "He got lost on his way to
Key West."
After much discussion, the Club
811 Geor11e ---,
Dear George '
My hu&band is an efficiency
expert (time and motion study Is
his specialty) and he drives me
crazy with his stop watch telling
me how I could "save steps'' in
the kitchen. Hi!! "expert" lec-
tures drive me wild, because all
he does is lie around on the sofa.
What C8ll I do .
SICK OF HEARING IT
Dear Sick c
Hand him a mop and bucket.
'"'"' will •lop bi• clock.
Dear Geor1e:
U you really understood
women you wouldn 't havt ad-
yfM. R. T. not to pursue the
matter. Any woman would know
-Cid ... u just pi.ytog bar<l lo pt
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Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Last weekend was a newsy·
doozy in Laguna Beach. A wo-
man crashed her car into a
home , killing herseU. Vandals
turned loose an eight-ton sec-
tion of concrete pipe down Cleo
Cliff, narrowly missing a home.
Thieves thieved, burglars blD'~
gled. What next?
-J. T.L.
agreed it had litUe to lose and sent a
portcard In re ply: "G iv e up $10
million and you can nave the pbce for
a week."
As for the Democrats, who bad
received $900.000 from Chicago to hold
their 1968 Convention in that city, t!ieJ
prudenUy decided to boid their "rl con-
vention elsewhere -p r 1 m a r i l Y
because Chicago had been boycotted
by all rational Americans since th•
reams of free publicity received four
years earlier,
IN THE END, both parties seot
idenUcal messages to the mayors of
every A m e r i can Ci t .y :
"CONGRATULATIONS! YOUR COM·
MUNITY PICKED AS SITE OF OUR
'72 CONVENTION. THINK OF FREE
PUBLICITY YOU WILL RECEIVE."
The replies ranged from, "Are you
some kind of nut?" to, "The first
delegate spotted here will be shot on
sigh.t."
The Republicans finally settled on
the Bonneville Salt Flats and W"ere
having an exciting time d .e cryi ng
· spendthrift b~aucnt.s and Gila
monsters 1urtil they w e r e un-
fortunately b u r i e d in a surprise
sanclltorm on the third be.llot.
THE DEMOCRATS were trying to
choose between Alcatraz and the bot·
tom of the Grand Canoyn when they
received a generous invitation from
the Republic of Mbonge to hold their
convention there.
"To think that there is still one place
in the world," said the Party
Chairman. tears In his eyes, "that
believes a political convention is an
asset to the community.''
So the 3000 delegates and can ·
didates, singing. "Happy Days Are
l~ere Again,'' took ship and landed at
last in Mbong·a.
The Mbongans welcomed them
w.armly. boiled them carefully and ate
every single one.
How to Address
Our Lawm akers
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Central Aim of Revolutionary Minority .
Discredit All U.S. Institutions
WASHINGTON -The politics of
dlssent, confrontation and disorder
deserves careful and respectful study,
Before Atty. Gen. Clark and Dr.
Milton Eisenhower get carried away
by the sociological implications of this
time of trouble they would do well to
study the politics of disorder for what
it la, a revolutionary technique.
Atty Gen. Clark is examining
"police brutality" in the Chicago
dlsorder. Dr. Eisenhower's com-
mission on civil disorders is studying
that and everything else. They will
lose their way, like the riot com-
mission, if they do not focus on
something else than sociological
generalities, the right of the young to
express themselvei, and so on.
The technique ol public disorder is
sophi&tlcated and puzzling but there
are .!Jome wide ranging thinkers at the
White House who belleve they have
got it figured out. In their Context ttie
war, Gene McCarthy, Rap Brown,
stoteley Carmichael and the yippie1
and hippies are merely pawns in the
game.
THE CENTRAL ArM of those who
master-mind the politics of disorder is
to induce a right·wing overreaction.
tbU& sharpening the dark divisions in
American society. They would create
an atmosphere in which a revolu-
tionary minarity can thrive and grow
on the revulsion to a "gestapo" in a
"police state" supporting an un·
popular wnr . .,_.,.lllC dilsent by
force and persecutmg racial and
political minorities. Al1 government,
all institutions are made the em-
bodiment of evil. Law-and~rder is but
the shield for blgotry, hatred, lnjultice
aod repression. ·
The march on the Pentagon earlltt
Ibis spring, the disruption of Columbia
Univer1ity, and the Chicago .outrage
are 11nked together at of the &ame pat-
tern and becawe some of the
personalities involved were the 1amt.
The march on the Pentagon failed
because t.he youthful front wu not
smjtten down by tbe war lords.
THAT CONFRONTATION Involving
some 50,<XXI protesters waa band.led ln
style by riot-trained federal troops
wbo did not respond to taunts and
could not be lured into overt physical
react·iO n &. The youthful
demonstrators, instructed vi• bull·
born by their older leaders, simply
had to fade into tbe night after failing
to create riotous scenes for .the
television CaDJeras.
Cohnnbla was more of a success but
not totally because ex-president
Gr~son Kirk avoided an. immediate
confrontation with youths wbo madt> •,
very bad public ilnpre3slon by cam·
ping in his office. Chaos was created.
however, the functions Of the
university were brought to a halt and,
in the end, the right-wing reaction
asserted itself in the shape or tbe New
York City police force called in by
univer1ity authorities to reclaim con-
trol of their institution.
Chicago was a total success. The
confrontation was brought to the stage
of violence. Whether the violent police
reaction was provoked or unprovoked,
justified or unjustified, was of UtUe
momenL It happened and tru>.t is what
made the Chicago confrontation a suc·
cess. Without the police reaction the
Chicago demonstration would have
gone down as waste motion like the
Pentagon march', and notable mostly
for tbe shock value Of the repeated
chant," .• , you, L.B.J.
ALL TJiE BE1TER waa 1lle fad
that a case eould be made that the
police aoted without fUfflcient Pfl)o
vocation ~ that the incident *ame.
.a flaming outrage before the televilion.
cameras as the Democ:r.atic NatiOnal
Convention miwed into ~ ISenotinl
stage.
Atty. Gen. Oark .ind Dr.
Eisenhower can help by d•llninc 1he
elements that go i.DtO the polltlcs of
dilcrder, spotllgbtl.ng it.a leaders, Md
gettbij: ''J>Ollee b<ulallty" into ll?t coa.
text It bel~nga. •
Thero Will be muclLmO!O or--.
confrontation ... dbOnl.r l>e!D<t ""
get through tbls period. An un-
derstanding of the ~ of
disorder al)(! bow they Opeiate ~ii
essential to working out ,,_,. to deal
with it. E1tab!ilhod au1llorlty will need
some new techniques Of HI On. Local
poJ.ice will ~Ye to achieve .!lmr levels
of sophistication, or in th• end we
may be faced by what no UM wanta, a
federal internal MCtrity force like
those in many ottier nattons. 1bil
would make the apostles ol dilOrd.er
very h"l'!>Y·
Bartlett's ~ro~ght Up to Date
A number of figures besides Freud
and Jung have never before appeared
in "Bartlett's Familiar Quotations."
Pemaps, writes Emily Mori&oo Beck,
editor of the new FourteeDth Edition,
because they were not thougllt to have
said an)'W.ng familiar. But, Mrs. Beck
adds in cli9Cumng ttUs "Completely
revised" and marvelous refen?!lce
tool, k. w.u astonishing to find among
the. missing in earlier editiom Con·
focius, Oheckihov, Brandeis, Bergson,
Cotton Mattier, Gan<lli, Lao Tzu ,
Kam. Kierkegaard.
MARY TUDOR, for instmnce , once
raid: "When l am dead and opened,
you shall find 'Calais' lyin·g oa my
heart." Th:at's now in. So Js ttiis line
from Juvenal: "'Ibe greatest
reverence Mi due the young." And
Cromwell: "J beleed:I yoo, in tfle
bowels or Olrist, think • possible you
mleht be mista~n." Cromwell's
words were f.ainil.iar enough tlhat
Jud&< Larned Haod suggested they be
''written ove.-the portals ol every
church, school, coorttbouse and •..
le gislative body in the Unlt:ed State'S."
Since the last revised Bartlett, a
centennial edlt.ioo in 1955, or just
before It, a number of notable words
have been uttered, aome by John F .
Kennedy ("Let us never negotiate out
of fear, but let us never rear to
negotiate"). Mare than 500 new en·
tries •e in thi.a edition -John X.X:Jll.
Mao Tse·tung, Martin l.Altlher King Jr.,
.....,.... ~-lw O.."-" ~,. Ul"""'
L.,,.. a-1 11'1 •.1 tlL.11.
Albert Comuo. Sam Ra)t>urn . Pablo
Plculo, J. D. Sollllger. J . D. Sal·
inger?
"I keep pidlJrln& 1111 -little lddl
Quotes
PbDlp O'Roft•, Veohlra, Jaot back
rrom Viet laty -"Untu Hanoi Ull·
dent&ndl that aggression does not
pay. we . •hould put unrelentlng
p .. 11ure oo tlJe eMl?\Y In bOlh North
and South Vietnam •
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in th.is big field ol rye ... :if they're
running and they don't loot \\bere
ttiey're going I have to come out from
somewhere and cak:h them. That's all
I'U do all day. I'd just be the catcller
Jn the rye and all. I know it's crazy."
("The Catd'ler in 1be Rye," 1951.)
TO MAKE ROOM for these new , or
neglected utterance~, Mrs. Beck end
her staff ·cl scholafs culled out oi
Bartlett what they felt were words no
loagEr' flamili8r -just u editors o{
the 1937 edition eliminated some of the
qualnter linec c:I. Fannie Steers; Sir ·sam~l Tuke, and Captain Cllarles
Morris ("Solid men of Boston, make
no long orations; solid men of Boston,
drink 00 deep potatiOM"),
1'HI new Bar~tt is more than seve..n
times the size of Ille original C "A
Collectioa of Familiar QuobatiOn&")
pdbllshed in Ml edit:ioo limited lo 1000
copies in 1855. JOOn Ba rt I et t' s
University Boot Stace ill Cambridge
bec:arne a. meeting pl!ace· tor Harvard
profe:1sor& and students. The pro·
prietor developed a reputation for
koowing just about 811)' .. 11J11i11
qlJOt.MJoo and source -the Bille,
Shakeopeare. Patrick Hetty, or U-
from "H.ail Columbia'' and "'nle Old
Oakea Bucket." He eoollected Ulese fOr
the sdlolars.
And now, among ottJers, Jamq
Baldwin1 Truman Capote, A 11 e n
Ginsberg I" ... angelheacled bipctor1
burning for the anciently he.aveoly
connection W the starry dynamo in
the machinery of night" -"Howl,"
I956).
WUUamBosu
Most Necessary Study: Means, Ends
A.n unborn c-blld, it has beert said, if
it does not get 1ufficient nourlsttment,
will draw It tram 1be tiHue1 of tbe
mother -will practically eat her up.
In mllCh the same way, plans and
ambltioOs can de\l'Otr the man wbo
harbors them. A deep, consuming am-
bit.ion may eat lhe 1ubetanct Of the
soul aod finally destroy ll
Young people are told to be am-
bitious: but they are rarely warned
that som"'11nes the price 11 too hip fl>
pay. "Let a man beware how he pro-
poses to hlmaelf any plan," said
Coley -for to succeed in a venture
may me.an to fail as a peraon.
I BA VE SEEN this ~ moot
vtvidly to people in tbe entertainmw:it
world -to aotort and comedia.N and
ballertnu. Their llllrnlnC ambition,
from youth onwonl, to bocome
ctilebrated bas robbed them ot their
e1wrtial human!tt.
Men in tile bulioell wor"', too,
som~timet turn into lrt.Us, who &re
not tully alive and ieTIJltlve exc:epl
when •llf•red In advanctnr their
pl am.
They have drawa too mudi nourish-
ment from their soul.s in order to run
the dynamo, and lf the dynamo were
aim\ oil, the7 1"Mlkl flll de•d. • ' . \
llVT NO PART OP' A ~Jn muw!
-.
be made greater than the whole
person. The food cannot be: more im-
portant than !ht eaw, n« should the
ambttion be placed above th e
persooallty. E,..ytrung we do should
be t-c.-the We oi tbe wbolenaa ot us,
and no tingle drlve can dominate our
lite without draining .away Ule other
elements.
Ambitious and 1uccessf1.1l men look
With acorn upon wastrels and ne~-dc..
wells, because they can Mt itl.at the
wutrels are placing pleasure and a.
clolonce above the wllole penooall1;)''
BUT IS THE MAN who devotes
hlmself wholly to a•n and to
eminence not pervtrtin& h.lmse.U just
u much u the wastrel la? Is be net, '"'°· tUln( a pct ol himself aod making tbot part too Important, whllo
n•Ciectlng !ht ofJler appotlt,. of U!e
•plrU! .
The most .....,.,.,, -1 Is the otud1 ol nieane and eods. II the pr-
•0 ol a mm'1111 .. p1-.... or prtfl~
or -! 0.-1111 """"°'"" -ter
-111oao, to ~ -may COD·
•
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trlbllf.e. but ooly in I hoal1bful
balance?
Unless ~ know 1he ~ end, we
run the danger ol. turnlng a me .. into
an end -of assuming that fame or
fortune are the ultimate goals for the
pencr:iallty. When we do this, we 1tt
drawing nourilhment .from the tissues
ol the soul and Ieavtog it a wrinkJo4 --
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