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Home My WebLink About1968-09-16 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesai l j I 1. I 1 II lo I !' .. ,, • -• ;:::-_~·._-,.:--.... --~-::---:-:----:.-:.-:----:-::-:-:-:"""'.~>f".""""".:"w:-:-w":'"":'.'".""""."""<':'-'---•""1'1"":',....,,_-:" •. =";.::"*":-"""~'""'·w".,-"'"'"'"'·"""'· .... •'""'•"'-=""C,,..,C,,--::"-~~ .. q':""::~l,...#_,<"."0 .. 0'"11 ' -~ -• • -->4 • .~ • ~ .. .. ... ... 't-• • I • . -• • --. , . 4 National Polls· Agree:· • t , . ,· -. I I I ' ' , , MONDAY AFTERNOON, sePTEi;.aER 0 l6, '19'68 !Nixon Holds Huge Lead . . I ""¥OL. A, Mo. Ill. l 1•CTt0MI. • PAeD -. . . -. . . .. ·. . Boat Tragedy Off Washington I l SOMEBODY IN OHIO LIKES NIXON Or•nt• County Nut hlr Candidate . Nixon Due in. Anaheim ' tonight for Big. Rally RI--.! at Nixoo i.turns lo his Or-CloualJ birthplace -,.. The a.......... prooideotial can- di~f< ..111 "8U tile Yorba Unda boo,. in \fA\idt be wias barn lat. this ef. temooo., • lew. hours befcrt &i'Y1nl a major Cllllipaign apeech • tile Anabetm Convention-center. The 9 p.m. -·· hlCl>'lg!it of a whopping-GOP Al\Y at lie oon-centor, will be Nixoo'1 only ..idrus ID ~·County before 1he eiectloll. Tllo ~ldoto will arrive at 5 p.m. · at tile El 'l'onJ Marine °""' Mr Slla- -fr<>m Santa B_,,. wbore he -_,, "'Jaxlng ot .., -front-· From U1e Marine ban, a niolonlade Will wind -Yori>a Linda wt.ere ' Nixon :will remit the "°"'" Jn Wllidl .he "8S born at awroximately 5:30. A tali' hour lala', the GOP acminee Will be feted at a 1100-ai>late fund raising dinner at the convention cent.er. Be tboo will hold a staff roti-r.rence in the Dbneyland Hotel prior II> the-Anaheim rally. Tbe oooventica. center doors opezi' et -7'IO p.m. "n>e -,_ undet..-.ot B with an _...,e b7 Clronp OOWI· ty Repui>llcon leg)tlaton, loclu&g llep. Jam<s B. Utt, Slate se •. Jdm G. ScilmltZ and Stale As-lymell IU!beltl!:.-,J ..... ~ 'and Rola1 Burtle. /' Nixon wlll•be Introduced by U,,Gov. ll<f>ertfildl,wtioai.ow!lladdJoe .. the fund..aililli dinn<r. I t .. ' . ' . . ~ l!i }!i ~-:i!C -~ li:i ~ • • • I e ' IC s '4 Polls Slww NixonHoMs . Massive Lead By ASSOCIATED PRESS Four natlooal surveys and a California state poll show Republlt'11n caOOidat< Richard M. Nlxou decidedly leading Democratic Vice PresJdent Hubert H. Humphrey in the preslden· tial race. Time and Nemweek magazines, the Gallup Poll and a New York Times survey all show that Nixon would win if the election were held today. Both Newsweek and the Times say HumiO'ey would get fewer electoral college votes than third party can- dlllale George c. w.nace. although Newsweek says Humphrey's popular vote would be higher. Time gives Nixon 34 states with 32.8 electoral votes, Humphrey 10 states and the ~let of Columbia with 121 votes and Woajklce only four Deep Soutn st.ates with 39 voteEI. Although the Gallup Poll showed that Hum!iU'ey bad gained allghtly since Augu.rt, he still trailed Nixon by 12 percentage points. Humphrey'• campaign manager .. Lawrence O'Brien said Sunoay that hll cddidate'a poor showing wao due to 'Ille late ate.rt of hit campaign. It was delayed by the lateaw of the Democratic Na ti o n a l cOovenlion, O'Brien Uld on NBC televilion's "Meet the Preas." The New York Timel rurvey ol. 21 gubernatorial c o n t e s t 1 sb6ws Republicans leading in 11, DemoCrats leading in six .and four too close to call. The paper's -ldentlal 1urvet (See POLLS, Pace l) • . ... Found Slwt~.1 3 From Newport I Ohio Dead in ' Sea Missing at Jfter ~oldup . By ALMON LOCKABEY DAILY l'ILOT '9.tlllt • .,_ CLEVELAND (yPI5 -F o u r persons, ~endy lddnaped from a bar fo~oviing a holdup, were foipid their dea1l>& Sunday night when the SO. shot,.to deotll today in a park in the fuot power vessel on which they were city's east side. 'l'llree prominent Newport Beach residents were presumably swept to passengers broached and was capsiz-~ " Police said ooe of the vidbns was ed by a giant breaking sea at the 'I" Joseph Zoldan, M, o! South Euelld, trance to Gray's Harbor on 1he Ohio, owner of a bar known a.s ''TQm'a Newport Shores Resident Dies In Car Accident Waahington coast. Place" whicb waa de9Clibed by poAce The tra~edy occUITed oo A. SO.foot as a "rough hangout .. power cruiser GnlDdl, o'Pd ~ Jobo. Porter of Harbor htand. NeJtber The other victim• wen two-Ne~o Port.er nor any ot· flis family was. men and •. white ·woman. Atltbc:rities aboard. "1ld the mgllt's recelpU at Zoldan's / · bar were missing. PRESUMEJl.LO~T Pl>Uce theorized the bar !'•• robbed Funeral services will be held Listed~ sing and )ll'O!Wlled l..t and Zoklml and the othen taken 1" the Wednesday r. Newport Shores resi are . Frank (Diane) Guertin, 371 park where they were shc)t. Police· dent Roland ~......., Gbriest 45 wti~ wifi:t the skipper Frank Guertin, 45, said the woman may have been a ~·c.e ~ • ~ Poinaettla St., OOrona del Mar; bannaid and the two tnen customers. ~ed. SatuTday night. a short tun~after lenn Genoway, 601 and his wUe . Police said they {ound a half dozen. hi\,~ ~ c::: = ~nothe Mella, about eo, or 919 Bayside Drive. sheH. casings and tire tracks near. the au 8 Newport Beach. bodies, iodicating the l'ic:tims were Boule~ard. . / .--Guertin w.a.s rescued by the Coast killed where tbey·were found . Ghr1est, a bu51nes~ of 'll'1 Guard and had only minor injuries. Jim West, 51, found tbe bodies while =!t!i' 9 was ,;L0 be ~~~d~ Genoway was last seen ctl.nglng to an in the part. ResldemJ of the area told p.m~ , overturned Boston Whaler in the police they beard aeveral shots during 1963 Couatf Trafhc 1111' churning sea. , the night. 141 Death Toll 14' A massive search ls still being con-"l beard six or seven shott," Oscar WI.th tbe,1.!1 ~to! 8 ~--drl-ducted by the coast Guard for Bailey said. He said the shots awaken-.n~. ,, .... , ..:\Mil.II ...... Genoway. 'lbe two women were trap-ed. him. by Jean Pllyllls Donnan, 21. o! San ped below and are presumed drowned. Gallrlel, •ccor<lin1l to Newport Beaacb Guertin told the Coa!t Guard that he ~e. 1wam below and kkked out the win. Ghriest and hit pas1eng9, Jeatle dows in an effort to rescue the two Ghriest, 45, were taken by timbulance women but was unable to ftnd them. to Hoag Memorial Ho4iitaL Pollce Guertin 's only injury wu a burned said the driver died a lbort time alter hand wberl be ut fl.ares to attract be was admitted, ..,p.rentty of in· rescuers. He :lllflatred a life raft in. ternal chest tnju:de,. ~ hope• he could rescue the two women. The woman .PMstn1er was treated When be.was urmuccesrfut be cluna: to Md released, ta WM ~driver of tbe the life raft uot1J. he htmtelf wait otilor cas, pollce repoNd. (See TRAGEDY, P11< !) Orange, Coast Bonds H6ld College Fate , Don't look for ony radical chengea in the weather picture Tuesday. Those in a position to know call for c)oudy mornlngs and IUDllY all.ernooo1 with I mld·70 i.mperaturn reading for the coast. INSIDE TODAY Amid ,,,_ COA/.,l<m ,rarttlg seen in high-ltwl vachtfno ocm· petition, Virginia sailor wint Olympic ~erlh In Fl!il•Q DulCJI. man lrlalr at 1111.uion Bag. Boo~ ing Pog< 15. ' Comt Djstri.ct Asks fo r $7.25 ·Million Tuesday 87 mOMAS.F(('ll'nJNE p.m . throughout .the dlMrl<t Whkb The deparhre lrom P17 .... ,..,.,., ., "' -•• -takes in·Oolla Meai, N~ Beach, -rmn«ided by cltiun odYieor)' It Is ..-....(--.~!hoe retlster«I Humln~ 8 1 • • h • W..tmm.ter, cmwnlaees In tile Ne-llat>or· YOter• Wiji:lUtl.uu.. ,.,_.,, --· vau.,..and Seat~ . _ ~,. --.,...., o..ana. Coan Junior 0on,:::..,D1otzi.x The bond meuare ll to lllte..,. of. ..., Wut Oawity or-. . _._e of a '7~ boW Wldlnf llffdl an Iha <lolden Wettend 'lboY rea-111at .-1 ond pr<> iliu.t and tu cooven!oa. Orange Caul Oolete ..._ for Jecto4 ~ mcr-1 In tlU'OUment ,...,.. col I• J e Superktendom the next four,_., -_, a ..-. and Ntc-Wotaon predkts a 20 percent It ii the llrst ever bond eleotlon bunlemome lu increlae. T JI e y turooot frCllll MnMC h 133,500 tried b7 the junior oollop dleltlct. ,.. to.wed • ., altemallve a bond i1111e per10•11 eligible II> VIM. 1D yeon K .,_ Gl"lfatod 1>11~ ><tllcl> _.Id 9Pf'lad oot ....i. over a POU. will be open lrmn 7 a.m. to 8 oo the l>Mlc: tu rote. (See BONDS, Ptfe l) •• " "' -u -. (........ .,,. .... ~ ·-. --, -, --. •1Srtlll:l t I 8 ...... , .. 11 '" ca;fl ' ... '"""" ,. -~ ,, '1 I I ,_..,..,.,__.._.. __ ................... .._ ............................................................. ._.-~~-:--------~- -· Allies Capture Huge Cac4e of . Nixon Avoiding Headon Conflict SANTA BAIUIARA (AP) Republican 1llcbor4 Ill. NtlOO. COG· vtoced bl 11 now llbNd in tllo roce for 11>e White Hou,., wu deocrlbed today aa detetDned. to ~old beldon.1 run· ollli • .--Vlco Prel!dool Hubert H. HUl11pbrey. Tbat word came from Nil.0011 M· Uonll pollUcal -· R 0 b • r I Ellsworth. as the R<pUbllcan presldeo· t1a1 nominee prepared to rewme his campaign. Ellswor111 said Humphre7 evidelllly 11 trying to entice Nb:on lnto a 16og di.stance debate, a situation in which the Republican candidate would spend hi• tirpe replying to the charges and complalnt& of hll Democratic ~ ponent. , '°That'• what you do wbeo you re behind in polldct," Ellswortt>. said. ••you try to provoke a fight with the other fellow." Nixon'• ltrategy: Leave the direct responses to Humphrey and the Demosrats to others in h1a campaign lineup -Ellsworth among them - and cboole his owt1 issuet and arenas for attlckl on h1I rival. · ll!J ~d Iheme, build lntO each campaign speech, was 1ounded tbis way by Nixon at a Saturday Nl1y ln Santa Barbara: · "One man nominated by his party in Chicago says to the American people: 'l aupported the policJec of the patt four years.' He ways, 'I helped to mak~ those policies. I have no di.agreement with 111.ote pollc:les.' and he uys, "Let'• 10 forward with more of the 1ameJ " The effort II to tie Humphrey as cloeely ~poslible to President Johnson the current ad· miniltradon. The wording varlet little aa Nixoa repeat& bis standardl cam· pelgn speech. The consClous eUort to remain aloof dotm't alway1..,work. ~lxon, for ex- ample, abowed 1 bit of liTltaUon after Humphrey likened him to Fearless Foad!ck, Ille bumbllDg comic .U-lp detective. He u.ld, that wu below the level at wtticb a White House cam, polln lhould be woged. In general, Nlxon'1 campaign to date bu been one of recurrent themes and repeated words with no dramatic, new propotalJ or polilions. During a five-day swing from New York to California, second inatallment ol bio travellnl callljl0l111, Nixon fOllowed closely tbe pattern he 1et even before winning the GOP nomiDa· -He called for new leadership, used phralel which have been fixtures llnce be began running lut Feb. 1 and 1treued televlsloo u the major tool ln hll polltlcol kll He uttered ctay after day his appeal to '1the foreotten American," the DAILY PILOT N..,.,. .._. Ceft W... ---._..._ WM al1at1r Pffa..a. 'f•t'ey CA.UFOlNIA OltAHGI CO.UT l'UtlllHIHG COMl'IJf't 11;,9.,, N. W1t4 '"'"~ and PwtlllsMr Jtclr a. Curl.-, Yb PAI.._ '""0.-al Mtiw,.,- Tlitll'llt k•••il ..... Tlit111•1 A. t..l•rphlne _,_ P••I HI•••" ~ .... --C.'9 MM: m W..t ..., ltrwt """"""teldl1 nH w .. 1 .. ..,.. ............c L._ htdlt m ,_,A- ffllnllllftllll tMOI: • lltl ''""' average, tm:payine citizem; said the Wblte 11ouee mlllt eurt tile ludmhlp to curb crime end restore '1freedom from fem"; complained tlmt reepect for tile United Slates II decllnlnl around the world. f't'OM P1qJe l BONDS •.• period ol 10 or more years. Should tile boodl peu the tu In- creases will not am~ to more than 10 cents above the present 64 cents per $100 ol assesaed valuation, Junior col- lege olildak ny. Sbould the bonds fall there will ,._ main a need for a tax fncreaae on the order ol 30 -.. they point out. Next July I under n.W legisla-tbe board ol trustees will be empo....ed to in· crease taxes by that much without a vote of the people. The Orange c-t ~· Jn coo.a Mesa and Golden Welt omnpus in Huntlncton Bead> both are crowded beyond tbelr p-oapeclty. l,OGO AT COLLEGE Golden West O>llege Is handling aano.t 3,001 day studeots and more hm 3,500 nJgbt students in buildings designed for 1,500 students, officials !lllf. Orange Coa.t College eorollmeot la -7,000 llttl<leoU daytime and 7,000 student. at night. '!be Ollllpll.I · wu built 6or 5,000 .Wdenta. StudMt body tigl\res for the fall semeat.er tbet bep.n l8't week 1how enrollmen(Up 15 percent owr a year ago. Continued growth of 15 percent per year is for seen for the next sev- eral years, junior college officiala say. The 17.24 million In boods will !Ny an additional fl.I million in state and federal building aid for the planned construction program of $14,350,CMXI. · The second bellot measure , a tax cuwersk>rl, will not have any effect on the tax rate, pass or fatl. The no coet · conver1ion Is to enable tnuitees to use rutrtcted money for " different plll\>Oee. FUNDS LIMITED Ten end ·.one-half cents ol the ii4 cents oa the tu rw.te DC'1W 11 limited to UH for buildin1. PMU.lt of tbe COD· veonicct would make it available for general purpoee me. The bond mea.M.ln HQuire• two- 1lllrds -oval for -·· The lex conversion neels only ma1oi'ity ap- provol. There has been no organlied op- position to the finance measures. Endocsement. or urgi.Dg1 for careful coasl.deraUon have been givtn by the city councils of. Westminster, Cotita Mesa and Newport Beach, directors ol the Newport Harbor and Costa Mesa chambers of commerct, and the Orange Coast League ct Women Voters. Noisy Party Complainer Lands in Jail Ambeim police wbo took a noisy party report from "" acgravat.d nelgtmor Saturdey night later Jailed him, after one ol the reveleTs was critically wounded by a shotgun blatt, Juugen Stengel, 35, of Anahiem, wu booked on 1uapiclon of assault with intent to commlt murder after alleledlY gunnlnc down oot ol two men who went to his home. Rick P. Scbarlow, 21, also of Anaheim, ts In crit.loal condition at Oran~ County Medical Center today, with a shot.Jun wound in the side . Michael ROH , 18, a companion of Scb.clow'1, narrowlJ uc1ped inujry blmlell wben the mllZllo of a •bol&un pOked ool ol Stengel"• aparlm•nl and lnd -thoJ lmocftd .. the door. Poli<e aaJd SleJllel reponed a nolly party In the O'j)Ol1ment complu wber• he Uvet, but OC:Uctr1 11nt to in· wllifllo C<lUld find no evidence of a dllturt>anco. Scherlow and RoM apparently went to contad si..,.1 about bll cell to police Wben th• ~ OCClllTed. .. on -llainlt the Mu GU. Pus leodlna to t&e Ho Oil Minh supply treU. ~ bil landslide• -Ille """'ly routee 12 miles~ ol Mu Gloll'ul. At Tiii All, 30 mllts -....11 ol Soiloo. • -llo the -Viet· namese government led U.S. 9th dMllOll ldanleymM to a Ollnese Qmnmi1nlat,l'lllde JD&lW5lll r o c k 1 l -.....mer deotped for ... .,.._ s.lp. Thew--f1ret 12107· millimeter rockets almultaneously wa the first ol its kind found in SOutb Vietnam. But far more important ftl the ~ of -huge Cunmun1ll C1DI cacbe1 oo tilt invasion routes to Salloo ftlinl the c.o1bodlao -· The nnt ~g l!nd C1111e on Sa-J -• Spijcial Fom11 Gr .... -'II -of roi;Jret, mortar aod rifle '°'" mun!Uou Ill l>OW poddn1 .,..., t10 mllOo north ol Salgoo ..., tlfe °""" bodlon bonier. . More oll((mwe ..... ol ammunl -touad~ 11111.toda. LI. Jim· mle Albe. '5, ct Allllone, '!UM, oalil today In Qi:an Loi, "I don 't think we've even deded the aupplies they have in 1hia area." First Lt. JOOn McGee ban. 251 ot Betblebem, Pa., ta.id v.bele cues were lound a10ll&: • trail paved w1tn bamboo atrca. · Amerl<>an --ellOlllll - Roekne and the Gipper ACllor Pat O'Brien and Gov. Ronald ~gan talk backstage before taping of TV's "Your All-American College Show." O'Brien and Reagan reminisced about &ming ol "Knute Rockne, AU American" In which O'Brien played Rockne Ind Reagan portrayed legendary George Gipp. State Poll Slwws Nixon, Cranston Leading Races LOS ANGELES (AP) -The State Poll says, as of now, Republican Rlch.,-d M. NW>n w o u 1 d wtn Califcn.la's electoral vote I« presi- dent and Democrat Alan <nnsttoo would be elected to the U.S. Senate. The results 0( the survey by Don Muchmore were publl~ Sund1y and l<>daY to the Loe Anples Tlmee. The poll said a representative sampllng fJ 1,007 voters showed 43 percent supported Nl.xm, 34 percent backed Demcxrat Hubert H. Hum- From P1qJe 1 POLLS •.. Chrysler Hikes '69 Model Prices $84 DETROIT (UPI) -~lier Cc>rp. Moncl&y announced price increa1e1 averal!ng '84 pt1r car, welgfQd for sales volume, on Ill 1969 can. The iacreue does not include the OOlt ~ new heed ratrainta which will ~ oompll!Jory ..rety equlpment beglming Jall, I, 19119. YOUR WATCH'~ PWLS fl:[.STlll:UHG RINGS SllEO, .from ' • ' ed Weapons ; -..... lo 1111'1> 11111 'VlrtM• loo~ ¥a* ct II ..... , .... ow. '11 willlll"'*',....., Ot,r•1I IUlll 11111 .. ----"""be nr.d liom U.S. equlpmedl Oapt. Edwml Yo ung, 211, ol F.ntorprt,e, Ala., aald tho ammUlllUoo was found ill five bunkers and included !116 rounds o f rocket.propelled 11..-S '"'°' Romania, 2,.s& round< Of 840 ,anti-tank rockets and hundreds cl thou.nods d. rounds oi smaller am- misUUon. lleporU. <t the Oommun!Jt tooses come 11 tile U.S. coomumd reieUed a Fighting Odds ' ...,and Viol OOll .,.. ............ 1 ... ropld 1"lllllup .Jo Ill ---1 111111 ii Ille ......... allMt •·snn•...._ ..... ._ .. ,11-; .... .. • "Id et 1111111 1111 . detannlaaUoa." , , In the blgae111 !lght ol tbe -nd, • !be SOU111 Vletlllmeee Rangen clalb-j eel headorl 5und1i!' "1Jnenq of lUt I 36th North V!etna.rnese Rea;bnent ; below Ila Nang. ~ Rangers killed ' 114 c.ommuntstl in a battle ending: at niglltfail, bringing to 167 the DumQer of en emy dead in ~ dly1.1 American forces ln tbe same general 1 oree ...,,o<ted klllillg at loast Ul3 COm· munists. Humphrey Seeks Nixon Debate - WASHINGTON (AP ) -Hubert H. HUCl(lllrey -bu eet out to gain a face · llo-!ooe clebtte with RJchard M. Nti:on in m effort to overcome the aubltan· u.i lead .lb• pollllcaJ polls Hf Ille Republican bu mounted Jn the drive f0< lbe Wbtte Houoe. Humpbrty called Sunday for Ntlon to ,.appear on network teleWdon to clebet. the issues of this campeign be!ore the Amerlcab people." Nixon bas failed to provide 1'une- 11flU&VCllDll. ... ...., ot· Poattton" on the three major issues of gun cootrol leg;.,Jatioo, 'the couflrmatlon of Abe Fo:rtas to be dtlef justice and rat.Wea· tlon of the nuclear nonproUieration ha!y, Humphrey charged. NixO!J, who appeared in IUch debates egaJnot Jo!m F. Kemedy eight Yel!'I ago, baa not commented on Humplirey's challenge. With tile polltlcl! polls showing the Democratic vice preoldent lagging far bebind.1 Hwnpbnly is aak1 to consider a debate witb Nl.xon vital to hla ef-1-to def<lat 1!ie Republican can- didate. 'Ibe vice president, who hM taken a break-from li.1 road campaign until Tueedey wben be appears Ill upstate New York, alao &akl any debates should be expanded to include the vice presidential candidates. Cal.liDg for ratification of the nuclear From P .. e J TRAGEDY .•• -----""" .. ' FREE Sl.99 $2.49 $4.99 arms cootrol pact, passage ol gun COii• trol laws and conf.i.rmation of Fort.as, Humphrey sun:ested Nlxon may be vacillatmg on these maUer1 tn c:rd.er to appeal to people oo balb llldes of tbe issues. Humphrey's campeign ._.,., Lawrence F. O'Brien Sunday poioted to one of the reasons·wtiy he ti1lnka hl.1 man is lagging so badly. He 6Wl l\lf .. fers from "idfllttty problem 1, •' O'Brien said. He said that as the campaign coo .. tinues efforts will be made to show that Humpbrey ii "hil own in.a," even lf Ws leads some people to think that "Mr. Humphrey's views do not necessarily coincide with thole ol President Johnson." O'Brien was Interviewed on NBC'& "Meet the Press .'' In another Sunday developmeot. Humphrey told a meeting of the, Zionist Organization of America that he favors cootinuaUon of U. S. military aid to l.....U to kl!ep the Mideast arms race in balance. "Until permanent peace in ttie Mid· dle East is achieved and the arm1 race ended, then coo.Unued United States military assistance to Ivael, in ... eluding what has become such a 1ym.~ bol and 1 drlnk such a necessity - supel'IOllic planes such as Phantom Jets -la Justllled," Humphrey told Ille group. - Turning from the debate fuue, Humpbrey released a statement today saying that U the natJ.00'11 economy rnalntalns full-emplo)'D!ent growth with r<•asO!lilble price Nbillty !here' should be no "upwanl trend Jn tax rates" over the next few yee.ra. . Your Omeoa Sale1 & Sert'ke Agenq .. _ ·--~fTWTI llU Ill• ¥It~ flldtl'91't OllM'lllf ..... .. ...,.......llCI """"1111. wtll! llr-9Qlllte -·-Othtt '""*i.n -... -- ' • Now 2 Great Stores To Serve You HAllOI SHOmN• HUNTIN•TON CINTll , ,. CIHTla llACH a IDIN•ll UOO HAllOI llYD. HUNTl~leTON DACH COSTA MISA MM411 tf2·1101 Open Mon., Thurs., Fri, Tiii 9 p.m. TllMI TO "' TOUI tuD•IT ' • ] I - ] I\ wit< °"' .ee: l.sS< J• Nor tun ~ A op Sc tn ha gr ye tn do da toi m. ne .9 ;·e l l I Ca ""' lee Hu Ila 1 Ga SW ii I I Hu col di< Ne VOi ( I I pll IUJ atf "" Sa 1 to- Hu ... ab ' Ch ... • ., po' Po Po al> f .... wiJ ol • • '• • Bea eh Yo11r Bo•etewa • .. • EDIIION Dally Paper vot:. 6T, NO. 223, 2 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES MONDAY, SEPTEMB~ ·1i, '1961 :JEN CENTS First Golden West Bond .Election Tuesday By moMAS FORTUNE Of ,.. DA1tr Pllilt lhdl' It la upocted ooo In live regiotered voter. will cut ballots Tu--., Orange Cout Junior College t>iolrlct •eelu passage of a fl,25 milliol1 bond issue Jnd tu. converaon. Junior c o 11 e i e SUper!alondent Norman Wat9on prectlctl a 20 percent turnout from anong 1be 133,fJOO pel'IOD.J eligible to wte, Nils will bo open lrun 7 Lm. 0> ! * * * An Editorial: p.m. througbout the dillrict whldl iaku in Coeoa M ... , Newpart Beoch, Htmtington B ea c b, W..aninater, F..-Valley and Seo! B-. 'lbe bond meaa:ute ii to take care ot: lJlikting needs on the Golden West end Orange Cout Colieg< _. for the next Iola-yeen. It la tile first evtr bond election tried by the junior college district. For 20 years tt bas operated pay4s-you.·10 on tile baaic tu rate. College NeeCls~ Bonds To l{eep. Ciric Pride lo Let's talk aboUI community prtde. Two years ago there was a proud day when Golden Weot College opened to serve the needs of the western Orange County area. . An immediate effect was lib.at the number of Westminster High School graduates who went on to junior college doubled. The same was true to a less dramatic degree, from the ranks of other area high schools. ' 'i1ie adult community is using the college too. Night enrollment bas jumped 50 percent this fall to exceed daytime enrollm...t. There Is pride In knowing that Golden West Is a good college. Its graduates are finding jobs easily. Tranfet students that go oo to four. year co!leg .. are or show promise of doing well. . But Golden Weot la an unfinished college. It doesn't have 9J1 aud1· trolwn. It doesn't have a gymnasiwn. It d°""''t have a c:afeteria. It doesn't have adequate perking. 86G More tmportantty It doesn't have enough classrooms for the 2, da students enrolled tbis fall on a campus built for ooJr. 1,500 students. y The junior co!lege district Is asking for a $7 .25 million bond Issue tomorrow. Th1lt mooey, doubled by state and federal building aid, will make Golden Weot College a finished campus and provide the rooms oeeded for studeDta the next lour yean. The cost la about $5 a yeat for the owner of a $20,000 home. Down on the soutn end of the county voten nocently approved ' 9 5 million bond Issue to take care of Saddleback College for the first le ye.an and It hadn't even opened it! doon )l«- 1Jt1s a matter of community pride. 1 Four Polls Shaw Nix~n HolihCommnlld~!lg Lead By ASSOCIATED PRESS Four national !Ul'VeyJ and I CalifOrnia state poll 1bow Republican C-. Richard M. NIJ:on deddoedly leading Democratic Vice President Hubert H. HumJilrey ill the pr..tden· Ual Mee. Time and Newsweek magazines, the Gallup Poll .md a New York Tim~ survey all show that Nixon would wm if 1be election were held today. Both Newsweek and the 1'1met 11y Humphrey would get fewer electoral collegoe votes than third party can- cfi<late · Geocge C. Wallace. althoogh Newsweek sayw Humpbrey'a popular vote would bo bigber. Cloudy Skies Mar Beach Weekend Heavy overcut skies snuffed out plans of • lacie portion of beoch·- 1unworshippen this weekend, attting attendance from the usual Sunday crowd Of 50,IXX> to only 2.1,400 for Saturday aod Sunday. Deoplte the low attendance and oo .. to-ttree foot surf, llleruards on the Huntingtoo Bead! clty-beJped 17 J'Wimmen neec:ting uliltance, or about one in every 1,380 persms. On the Huntmrtoo St* and Balsa Chica State bead>el, lifeguards mode sevon re9C\lel In tile two.day p<dod. Time gives Nlson 34 states with 32.8 electoral votes, Humphrey 10 1tates and tile District of Columbia with 121 vote• and Wallace only four Deep South states witb 39 votes. Although the Gallup Poll showed that HumJilrey bad gained alighUy alnce August, be etill trailed Nlzoo by 12 percentage pot.DU. Humphrey's campaign man ate r Lawrence 'O'Brien 1aid Sunday that his eranctidate'a poor showing W'al due to tti.e late nart of bia campaign. It WSB delayed by the latmes1 of th• Democratic N ia t i o n a 1 convention, O'Brien 1aid on NBC television's "Meet the Press." The New York Times l\D"Vty or. 21 gubernatorial c o n t e 1 t 1 shows RepublicanJ leading in 11, Democrats leading in six and four too close to un. The paper's presldenUal 1urvey 3bow1 that Nixon would win 30 states with 348 electoral votes if the elect.ion were held today. Hmnphrey would carry six It.ates With 42 votes and Wallace would get eight states with 77 votes. Six states were too clOH to call, the Times said. Newsweek g.ave Nh:on 31 1tatu with 329 electoral vote., Wallace nine states with 89 electoral votes and Humphrey 1even ltatu with M elec~ tora1 vote.. The latest Gallup Poll, baed on in- terviews conducted between Sept. 3 and Sept. 7 gave N!aoo 4" percent, · Humpbre7 31 and Wallace, Ii. The dlporture from pay.g.)'OU·JIO ..... recM-ed by clUzeo aclvlaory COOllDiClees in tlle Newport - ml Well County arMll. Tiiey ru-4 11at recent ...i pro. jected t-.,. lnc:t-. in enrollmoat mate neees &) a sudden a ii d bunleDsome tax increase. T b e y teYored 11$ -. alternative • bond larue "Wl!ldl woold spread out costa aver a period rJ. 10 or more years. SbouJd 111e bonc1a pou the tu 11>- cru.HI 1rill not amount to more than 10 cents above the present 54 centr per $100 of -ssed ..iuation, Junior cot· loie-IOy, Should the bonc1a fall !here will re- mlin • need for a tu htcrease (lft thfi -of 30 ceW, 1bey point out. Nut July I --!ecislation tbe bOor<I of -will be --to in-.,.._ ta.es by -mucl! wllbout a wt. ol the people. SOMEBODY IN OHIO LIKES NIXON Orange County Next for C•ndidate Nixon Due in Anaheim Tonight for Big. Rally Rimard M. Nixon returns to his Orange County birthplace toclay. The Republioan pre6i.dential oan· didate will visit tbe Yorba Unda house in wbk:tl he was born late this aJ. temoon, a few hours bef«e giving a major Cll!!!lpaign speech at the Anaheim Convention Center. The I p.m. acllress, highlight of a wbopp1ng GOP rally at tl>e convention center, will be Nlxoo'a only address in ONnge County hefore tbe election. The candidate will 8!Tlve at 5 p.m . at tbe El Toro Marine Omps Air S!la- lion from Santa Barbara where be spent Sunday relaxing at an oce.an- tront house. From t.he Marine base , e. motioroade will wind toward Yorba Li..Dda v.'bere Nixob wW revi1it the house in wtiich he was born at approximately 5:30. A half hour later, the GOP ocminee will be feted at a i1oo..ai>Mte fund raising dinner at the convention center. He then w1U hold a staff COD· ferencc ln the Dlsneyland Hotel prior to tl!e Anal!elm rally. 3 From Coast Lost at Sea 1'he oonvenUoo center doors open et 7:30 p.m. The show getr undlr way at 8 with an appearance by Orange Coun- ty Republloat! leglslat.>rs, ln<lu<llng Rep. Janes B. Utt, State Sen. Jolin G. SOhmJtz and St.ate Al1emblymen Robert E. Bacllam, Jamea Wbeanore and Roblrt Burke. Believed Drowned as Waves Capsize Cruiser By ALMON LOCltABEY DAILY ,II.OT ....... ....,. Three prom1ned Newport Beach residents wen prNU1D1bly swept to their deaths Suncla1 nt,iit when the SO. toot PoW« vessel <m wbtcb they were pusengen broacbed and WM cap&b:· eel by a giant brealdn( -at the en. trance to GrlY'• Hatbcr oa the Wuhin~ coatt. The tragedy O«Ul'riil on the SO.fool power orulaar Grund! clirned hy Jobo Poner of Harbor bland. Neither Pori<r -any "' hb ramn, WU aboard. Llllled u mllslng ..i JIHlll!11ed lost lt'e Mn. P'rank (Dlane) Guertin, !71 wife ol. 1ht 1kipper Frank Gum.In, 4!i, of 721 ""1nsetlla SI., Oorona de! Mar; ) Glenn Gtooway, IO, 1nd his wife Mella, a1!out 60, of Ill B.17o!de Drive, Newport Beach. Guerin wa1 rel<Ued by the Coest Guan! and bad ooly minor lnjllries. Gtnowa7 was tut teen dtnOD& to an overtumod Boston Whaler 1n the cburr:d.n& teL Cout GWlr'd Seattle told the DAILY Pil.oT It noon -1 that tile Boston Wboler to "'1lch -1 WU last -clln&lnc bal been recovered on tbt b e a c b at Grayland~ near where Ibo lraclc l>ocll I oc- C\S!'ed. 'lbere -DO trace of ~. Tiie Coast., Guard said an .0 1lct and bubble b"" been fooncl Mar tho eotraooe I<> Gray's !Wbar and it Is • Ced to be from the sunken A ma11ive search is still being con- ducted by the Coast Guard f<r Geooway. 'Ibe two women were. trap- ped below and are iresumed drowned. Guertin told the COast Guard that he 1wam beloW ind kick~ out the win· dow1 tn an effort to rescue the two WOIDflO but wu unable to flnd them. Guertin'• Ollly Injury wu a burned hand when bt lit flare& t.> allzact rescuers. He idlated a lHe raft in hopes be cOWa rescue the two women. Wbe:n he ,ru tmDCce1atUl be clung to the ll!e raft llQt1l be himlelt was rucued by a<¢.ul Gnard helicopter. Guertin talked with Porter twite (See TRAGEDY, Pa(O Z) NIJ:on will be introduced by Ll Gov. Robert Flncl!, who also will addrel< the lund·ralling dloner. Express Bus Line Serves West LA LOS ANGELES (UPI) -An ex- press bua service wu lnaugurated to- day between eouth central lAC Angele1 and the we1tlkte areas, tn- cludlng tbe UCLA cam-durlof rush hour. llapkl tr<llllit d1atrlct olllcl,lll said the new HTYice could save commuter• as much u one 8ud cme-balf bocrra a do,y In trips t.> Bover)JI 'IUUa, Wnt Loo Angtlea and flodfic PalloadeL The Orange Coalt compu1 in Coota Mesa and Golden Welt ~ in Huntington BeadJ. both are crowded beyond ll!eir p-oepodty. Golden West College 11 hal!dling -S,000 da;y ..-. and mo<e then 3,500 night studentl in buildln<s deaiped for 1,500 studenb, official. Nl'J. Orange Coalt CoUece enrollment ii aiJout 7,000 m-. daytime and 7,000 stndenta at night. The oaaijlUS WM bcalt lar 5,000 .iuctenta. $8 Million Asked Stndml body flguroJ for the lall 1emeater tbet began lllt wH.t show e~llment up 15 perct:Dt over • year aco. Continued JroW1b of 15 percenl per year ii for teen for the DUt ltV• era!,...,.., Junl0< co1-olftdall aay, The fl,25 million In Doods will boy an iadditmnal f7 .1 mllllon in state and federal building aid for the planned oomtructlcm program ol •tt~.ooo. Tbe second ballot m~, a · tu. (See )l(!NDS, Pose Z) I Valley Voters To Cast Ballot On Bond Issue By SANDI MAJOR Of TIM DIJl1 'Off ..... Some 1.2,:Mll registered wterc In the F""'""1n Valley School JJjstnct are el:igtie to cut ballots 1\!eaday in a hem. election bllled. a tbe last in the State May Tell Route Action Within Week • B7 JAMES MeNABB JR. Of Tiit Dellr '"" ..... AnxloUI ~ners in the pro- posed patha of the fll!W"e HUDUngton Beach Freeway Route may know in a week wblcb alignment wUI be selected by the state Highway Commilslon. A two.volume paclret of tran.cripla of the July 26 ptbllc hearing in the H1..lltinprl Beach High Sc boo I auditlorium was mailed today tlJ each of the seven commissionef's, said Commission Secretary Peter Tweedt. The board could adopt a rout.e at its Se:pt. 23 and 24 meetines in Calaveras and Alpine counties, he said. He added the commission might need more time to 1tudy the transcript and wait antll tile Bakersfield meeting on Oct. 21 and 22 before reaching a decision. Tweedt said there wu .m out.side chance tile board would poa1pone route adoption until the Nov. 21 and 22 session in Santia Barbare •. State !Ughwwy Engineer John A. Legarn bu recoonnended the Orange -U!e mocrt eaoterly line for the 7.4 (See FREEWAY, Pa1e I) Fountain Valley Child, 4, Dies Of Meningitis Spinal meningitis Friday claimed the Hie ol. a lour-year-old Fountain Valley >dndergacUner wbo had been In lcbool jllll four days . Harper School olfldals and county public health officers aald today that al precautiom were taken to prevent an outbreak of the di.lease after it was learned that Thom&S Campbell died at Huntfngtoo Intercommunlly Hospital. The )'OUth, son of Mr. and Mra. Chari,. Campl!ell of 1-Santa Mariana St., attended school !or tile ftrwt lour d8Y• of tile week, said Assis· !ant Supe<lnlendoot Dale Coopn, He became W Thllrlday ni&!It and wu admlt<n to tile bospltal Friday ID«mng Wliero be died abOut ooon, Coogan added. ACCOl"ding to procedures ootllned by the Puhllc Heelll! Office, all parents of children in Cbe class hav ... been notified. The di>ease ts C01M1unlC<ll!le 0017 tbrouch close cootaot. tbua eliminating D¥a poe1lbil!tle1 of it bllno apnod oq the playgn>Ulld, oaid an olliclai of tile courRy oWce. Pareau have -womed l!ot aboulcl tbok dllld lllow 111y alp& o( boUI( W, bo lhou!d ·lmT!lOdlately be llvot1 • medical cblct1lll. Symplools of nwlneiflf art often tim.il.w to the common cokl or the flu and fnc:llMle • eor1 ll!roat, heldocbel, boct pain ll!d -al irrllahill'1· ' di..trict'• hlMory' The di-'• '8 million bond pro- po..i will be llsted Oil the 11>edal ele<:- tton ballot Tuesclay along wltll one for the <roange Coast Junior Oolleg1 District. The bonds for 1he elementery school di5trlct would provide 11 new scbooJ.J by 1978, nea-ly doubling tbe number o( facilities .... in opereljoo. TIIiJ will provide a sdlool In nearly every q.-r section, or one wltllm walkil!g dlstanoe of ~ atudenla, .......iln& "' adml offidals. Tiie '8 million In -.. U _..,.ec1, Is .. be c:oupled with ,17 milliol1 in -school-• lla!Oalroody approved by 1118 votere. The combined sum would pay lor ODOCllib adloolo to lulse 1IIe district's irojec!ed i-1< eorollment of 17, 700 upecled In flHI (See VALLEY, P11e I) Newport Shores Resident Dies In Car Accident Funeral services: will be held Wednesday for Newport Shores res!· dent Roland George Ghriest, 45, who died Saturday nig!lt a short Ume after his sports car colti.ded with another auto at 44tll Street and Balboa Boulevard. Ghriest, a busines511'1an, of 'ZJ.1 Prospeet St., was d:ri. ving west on Balboa about 9 p.m. when he colllded 1168 County Traffic 1911 H& Deal!! Toll Hf with the right frmt of a tedan driven by Jean Ptiyllls Dorman, 21, of San Gabriel, according to Newport Beaach police. Ghriest and his passenger, Jesde Gbrlest, 45, were taken by ambulance to Hoag Memorial Hospital. Pol.Ice said the driver died a abort time alter he waa .admitted, apparentiy of in· ternal chest injmiea. Tbe woman passenger was treated .and relea9ed, as was the driver of tbe other car, police reported. Coan we.a.er Don't look for any radical changes in the weather picture Tuesday. Those in a posJtion to know call for cloudy mornings and tunny afternoons with a mid-70 temperatures reading for the coast. INSIDE TODA):' Amid men confU!fon rarelv ittn tn high·lccl '1GChiing ocm- peUtion, Vi1'pinio sailor IOin.! Olrn>pic berlh m Flvf"ll Dutc:h- mcm trials at Mis.rion Bav. Boai. i1lj/ ~· 15. -.. -• -• -' .__ .. ,, -.. =.... ft --.. .. --' ----" -' --.... --• -,,.,. ......... l ' .. ..... ..... ,.'1 ·-.... -TI --' -• :::: .:::' .. =--• " .. ' I I I I ' I t z pAK. y pjl,OT • ·Allies Capture Huge Cache of Red Weapons • IAIOON (UPI) -Mlrlll Vlobsn • • *MM It ""-"' CommlllWlt - .... Viet °"" ~ .. Ille -· ........ -....... ~ .. !tun -tod Of -V1elalm to the olflbil -« -la -..ma.. -autltrecl a aerte1 ol crippling Moro .........., 1MJ llllNrillod lnllo -Slm<la1. allied IPOI<...... 1111'1'111• Of oqdpmmt tod -.. flD. ~ ~.'Ibo Comm-ta ol•o ding more today. JoR '9lrlllt qulntiU.. of ~ent -'lbtre wen11 1barp C o m m u a 11 t _tJIOUCll lar u .IDllre divlsioo. reveue• 1n the Meko<>( Delfeclo..I forces camp at Due Lap 1n tzjilWIO and South V I e t 11 a JD e 1 e an lnd.icatioo a major Red (Dllauaht ~ lilied 800 Oommunllll Jn was expected then. llcl>tai( wlllcli _,...11y blocked a '!be air -Increased alt« the re. major .ttact. on ru. An, 15 miles ceot typhoon-tpawned storms and /Jr -Of n. Nq. ~· Nav~and Marine flghter-Four fl&flta erupted oo the Sairgoo. hit pamandle region of def-perillleler and allied troops li>e · ID mwlou, JncludJng Humphrey Pressing For Debate WASHINGTON (AP) -·Hubert ·H. Humphrey bt.1 aet out to gain a face· to-lace debate with Richard M. Nixon 1n an effort to oVercome the aubstan· tial lead tbe political ~ say the Republican bas mounted ln the drive for the Wbtte House. Husnphr<y called Suncley for N)J:on to "appear on network teltt'Vision to debate the iuues of this campaign befort! the American people." ' • ~ allinlt Iba MU Ola Put -.. lo .... Ht Oii -S'E INO. Two --·-_., ...... "'ts mllN '""'''"Of 011-,_, At Tao An, 30 milts -•st ol a.Ip, a dmclor to tbe South Vlet- namete 1overnmeut Jed U.S. 9tti division .ldantrymen to a Olinese Comm.unlit-made multiple r o c k e t l&JDcher designed fnr u&e against SM,p. The weapM 'dlch fires 121177· millllqeter :rockets simultaneously wu the flrll o1 it. kind fou.nd ID SouUl Vlemam. But tar more important was the discovery of three huge Communist annt cadle1 Oil the .lllv&lion route. to ._frclbaC1 ............. . ,,,. tnt big find ...... Satunlay -a 8pedlii ron:u GnMIP r.uad l'I -ol rocket, mortar and rm. em- munltioa. 1n new pactl.ng casea 60 mllet n<rtb of Saigon near the Cem· bodian border. 'Mortr and more eases ol ammunlt10Q were louod s-Iay and today. Lt. Jlm- Dlle Albo, 2.1, ol Abilene, Tems, aald today ln Quan 1..91, "1 don't think we've tvon -ed the suppU.1 Ibey beve ID tis .-.ea." Fir~ Lt. JobD McGee ban, 25, of ·Bethlt'llem, Pa., aald whole· oases were found along a trail paved with bamboo sticks. Amerlcon -IOld enougl> .... ..... !loo .... faaDd "to ..... Nil Noni> Vlolnamele dlvlslOJI. Much ol lt can be UHd &llln•t tbe CommUllltta skK:e 10me ot the Speaa11'"orces units clJT)" Qlineae-made rl.O.es and the rockets and mortara oan be llrod from U.S. equJpment. Capt. Edward Y o u n 1, 28, ol F..nterprilie, Ala., said tl)e ammunition was found1n five bq!,lkera and !N:luded 306 rounds · o f rocket-propelled grenades froln Roman1a, 2,438 rounds of 840 nnu:tauk -and hundreds of thousaodi of. round• ot smaller am· munlUOn. Reports of the C;mmunlst lOiSses cane .~ tbe U.S. coounand re.leased a Running AIJead l!ll¢lrld Vlei Coac ...... 1 calllllg tor a rapld bull~ lo !ti suerrlDa units in tbl Saigon ln!:a to offset "grave setblcks." It alJO berated one CAdre for a "lack .of faith and determination." In the blU•&t fight of the weeltend, the South Vietnamese Rangers clash- ed h-Sunday with elementa Of lte 36th North Vietnamese Rea:lment below Da N.an&. The Ranger• killed· lit Communists in a batUe ending at nlglllfall, brln!llng to IG"I the numbes of e n e m t· dead 1n three dayt. American filrces in the 'same "genttal area reported kill.inog at least 183 Com- munists. Nixon A voiding Headon Conflict SANTA BARBARA (AP) Republican Richard M. Nixon, con- vinced he is now ahead in tbe race for the White House, was described today as determined to avpid headon, run- ning arguments with Vice President * * * State Survey Huben H. Humphrey. That word came from Nixon'• na- tional political director, R o b e r t Ellsworth, as the Republican presiden- tial nopUnee prepared to resume his campaign. · Ellsworth said Humphrey evldenUy ts trying to entice Nixon into a long distance debate, a situation in which the Republican candidate would spend his time replying to the charges and complainta ol bJs Democratic op- ponent., Nixon has failed to provide "une- qui,•ocal &tatements of position" on the three major iai;ue1 of gun control leglttat.ioD, the confirmation of Abe · Forti• to be chief justice and ratifica· tloo of the nuc~ar nonproliferation treaty, Humphrey charged. YACHT TRAGEDY -Three Newport Beach resi- dents are presumed lost follo\\ing capsi2:tng of 5().. foot power yacht Grund.I at entrance to 'Gray's Har· bor, Wash. Yacht, shown here in waters of New· ,......,,,..., ~ port Harbor, ls owned by John Porter of Harbor Islsnd. Porter wa1 not aboard at time of tragedy. Grund! bas won nurnerow: awards in Newport Har· bor Yacht Club opening day inspections. Has Cranston, Nixon Ahead "That's what you do when you're behind in politics," Ellsworth said. "You try to provoke a fight with the other fellow." Nixon's strategy: Leave the direct responses to Humphrey and the DemOf.irats to others in bis campaign lineup -Ellsworth among them - and choo6e his own issues and arenas for attacks on bis rival. iiixoo, wbo appeari.d in auch debates Bf>alnot John F. Konnedy elght years ago, bu not commented on HUID]llirey'1 cballeoge. WW> tl!e poUtlcal polls mowing tbe IlemO""Tatfc .ice president lagging far bebinc'.., Hmnpbre)' h aald to conaJder a debate witlh Nixon vital to bil er- kril to defeat tbt Republican can· didate. The me -ldent. -bas talcen a break from 1U road campaign wrtil Tueeday when he appears ln upstate New York., allo said any debates abould be expanded to include the vice presldentlal candidate.. Calling fer ratification of the nuclear anm conaol pact. paosage ol gun COil· trol Ian and conflrmatlon of Fortu, •· Humphrey •Uftested Nixon may be vadl::t, on these matter• in order to appe~ people oo botb ridea of the issues. Humphrey' a campaign manager, Lawrence F. O'Brien Sunday pointed to one of the reasons why he thinks his man is lagging go badly. He still 5Uf· fers from ''identity prob 1 e m s , ' ' O'Brien said. He aaid that as the campaign con- tinues efforts will be made to show that Humphrey h "bis own man," even if thl1 leads some people to think that "Mr. Humphrey's views do not necesearily colnclde with 1ho&e of President Johnlon." O'Brien wu lotervtewed oa NBC's "Meet Ule Preti." In another Sunday developmmt, Humphrty told a meeting of the ZloniJt Orpniution of America that he favor• cootinuation of U. s. military aid to 1.....i to keep lhe Jdideut arm1 race In balance. "UnUI permanent peace 1n tile Mld· d1e East is achieved and the arms race ended, ttien eootinlled United States military assistance to Israel, in· dud1ni what bu become such a sym- bol and I think such a nece1stty - supersonic planes such aa Phantom JeU -is justified," Humphny told the group. DAILY Pll OI llw1 ............ ~ ORAp.IGa COAST l>UlllJHINO COIUAHY lobort N. Wood l'"911denl encl PvbU$1Wf .., Jeck •· Ctrlrr VQ l'r•idllnl' •l!d ~.1 ~ Tfte1t1•• IC11vil .... Tft11!'1t' A. M11r11hln• IM,.11111 E•a,,, Alb,rt w. ••t•• Win;,'" Ro•d Anoc:1tt1 HuntlneTOll ... tA l•ltf City ldlfW " ...... "" ..... ()ffk., JOf ISth St101t M1Jll11t A4drttn r.o. I•• 7'0 fl',41 .,_ Offkoo .._... 9Mdl: tt1ll w .. , ...... .., .... rf c..1• Mtl•: DI Wtat a.v Jtntt L-.inm &iodl: m F"'"I An- t ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Four Kidnaped, Slain Following Bar Holdup CLEVELAND (UPI) -Four persons, apparently Jddnaped from a bar following a holdup, were found shot to death today in a park in the city's east &ide. PoHc.e said one Of the victims was Joseph Zoldan, 54, of Soutti Euclld, Ohfo, owner of a bar known as "Tmn's Place" which w11 described by polic. as a "rough hangout." The other victims were two Negro men and a white woman . Authorities Hid the night's recelpts at Zoldan's bar were' miaslng. Police tileorized the bar was robbed and Zoldran and the otbers taken to the park where tlley w~ shot Police said the woman may have been a Noisy Party Complainer Lands in Jail Anaheim police who took a noisy party report from 4lll aggravated nelgbbor Sahmlay night la..,. jailed him, after one ot. the revelers was critlcaBy wounded by a shotgun blast. Juergen Stengel, 35, of Anahlem, waa booked on suspicion of asaiault with intent to commit murder after allegedly gunning down one of two men who went to his home. Rick P. Scharlow, 21, also of Anaheim, ts in critioal condition .at Orange County Medical Center today, with a sbotgun wound in the side. MlctiaeI Rose, 18, a companion of Scharlow's, narrowly escaped lnujry himself when the muule of a shotgun poked out of Stengel's apartment and fired after they knocked on the door. Police said Stengel reported a noisy party in the apartment complex where he lives, but officers sent to in- vestigate could find no evidence of a dllturbance. SCbe.rlow and Rose apparently went to contact Stengel about bis call to police when the sbootini occurred. f'r-Page I VALLEY .•. next ten yea.rs . "This is the last bond is3Ue we foresee under present mning 8fld buUding conditions," said Dr. Charles Woodfin , assistant 1upef1ntendent for business. The district., whidl hid only one !Khxll alld 660 students In 1962, 111 u - periencing a twgtl growth rate and to- Oay has 8,700 students in 11 adlools, wtth one more under conetnlction. The bond Issue is t'o provide money to purdlaee eight school sil'es end to build and equip 11 new IChoois. 'Ilne lites elrudy have been PIB"Cllased. Sdw>ol olfictel!r •Y the bood iscue would not IiJcre8se tues. It would, however. extend ti!• leftllh of the present debt rettrement pe:rkld. A two-tbtrda majority vote l• ~ quftd for the me1sur1 {o pua. No oppotdtion -.umtnll to the measurt have been filed. ' • barmaid and the two men customers. Police said they found a half dozen lb.ell casings and tire tracks near the bodlee, lndlcating the victims were kllled. when they were found . Jim Well, 51, found the bodies whllo 1n tbe pvk. Reslderb of the area told police they heard several shott during the night "I heard 1ix or aeven shots," Oscar Bailey said. He nid the shots awaken· ed bhn. f'f'om Page I BONDS .•• conversloo, will not ba.ve any effect on the tax rate, pass or fail. The no cost converskm is to enable trusteet to use restricted money for a different purpoee. FUNDS lJMITED Ten and one-half ~nts of the 54 cents on the tax rate now Is limited to use for building. Pa&sage of the con.. veri;ioo would make it available for general purpo6e use. The bond me~ requires two- thirds approval for passage. 'Ibe tax conversion neels only maj«ity ap-proval There has been no organized op- position to the finance measures. Endocsements or urgings for careful cmsideratlon have beeD, givt!n by the city councUs ~ Wert.minster, Cotta Mesa and Newport Beach, directors of the Newport Harbor and Costa Mesa dlambers of commerce, and ttie Orange Coast League 0( Women Voters. f'rom Page I FREEWAY ••• mile section of the freeway which is to stretch between Paci.fie C o a s t Freeway (Route 1) and Lampson Avenue in Garden Grove. Fountain Valley and HuntJngton Beach have opposed the Orange line in favor of the middle "Red" route between Golden West and Beach Boulevard. Westminster is in opposition to ttus route. City officials claim their small triangle of industrial lond, jmt begin- ning to be developed, would be taken by the Red line. The most westsly (Green-Red) line progreaet from the propooed Route I Freeway, crotlM vacant I and, residences north of Warner Avenue, comes close to the new Fed-Mart Center and joins the Red Mne north of Bolsa Avenue. Chrysler Hikes '69 Model Prices $84 DETROIT (UPI) -Cbryslc Corp. ~1ooday announced price ~eases averaginC 184 per car. weighted for 1ale1 volume, on lta 1969 car1. The increase dOet not include the twt of new bead rettraJnts which will be OOIJllJUlsory aafely equipment beflnoina Jan. l, 11169. f'rom Page 1 TRAGEDY .•• thls mo-g. Guertin told Poner the party bad lei! Neall Bay early Sunday morning and was beaded down the coast oo a cruise back to Newport Halixr. Guertin liid the ~lacs did not in· elude a stop at Gray s Harbor but that the women wanted to stop for a brief time. He said the sea was choppy but there was not a i;torm condition. There were no sea or wind condltioM that made the entrance dangerous, Guertin said. The ak.Jpper said ht was about two miles oU the ezposed breakwater and on range, rhaking a normal entrance when he felt a surge from astern. He looked back and saw a giant breaking sea S<lme 35 feet in height. Ho att.empl<CI to bring the Grurdl about to bead into the sea but was caueht broadside. The boat broached and was completely capslud. Guerttn 1aid he was steering from the Oying trtdge and that the sea broke completely over b1m -aome 14. feet above the deck. Guertin aaJd he chmg to the overturned hull and could see Genoway clinging to the Whaler. He hurriedly inflated a life raft and then made several attempts to rescue the women below. • The accident happened about 7:30 p.m Guertin was rescued from the lileraft about midnight. Coast Guard surface craft and a helicopter were cootinuing the search this ll'lOl'lUJg. Guertin bad taken the Grundl to the northwest in May 10 it w o u 1 d be available to the PorteNi for summer c.nilsing. He w~ bringing the yacht back home aid had invited t.he GenDWays to jaln him and his wife on the cruise. LOS ANGELES (AP) -The State Poll 1ays, as of now, Republican Richard M. Nixon w o u I d win California's electOJ.al vote for presi- dent and Democrat Alan Cranstton would be elected to the U.S. Senate. The results of the survey by Don Muchmore were publl!hed Sunday and today in the Los Angeles Times. The poll said a representative sampling of 1,001 voters showed 43 percent supported Nixon, 34 percent backed Democrat Hubert H. Hum- phrey, seven percent irefer George Wallace of the American II)dependent party and one percent support Eldri4ge Cleaver of the Peace and Freedom party. Fifteen percent said they were still undecided. Of tbe Ni.J:on backers, the poll 1aid 18 percent were Democrats while nine percent of Hlllllpbrey's supporters were Republcans. Early Arrivals Not Real Golfers Two men arrived at the Green River Golf Course near San,t:a Ana bright and early Sunday morning, but tbelr attire and equipment didn't indicate any in- tention of playing a few holes. They were, however, prepared to make a few boles -in two employes -who were forced to hand over $650 in cash and coins, according to the Orange County Sheriff'• office. Deputies said 1he men wore nylon stockings over their heads and carried what appeared to be .45 caliber automoatic pistols when they entered the pro shop and confronted the vic- tims. No one was injured in the early mornlng stickup at: the goU COW'6e on Santa An.a Canyon Road1 inveSlttgators said. His standard theme, build intO each campaign .speech, was i;ounded this way by Nixon at a Saturday rally in Santa Barbara: "One man nominated by his party tn Chicago says to the American people: 'I supp<rted the policies of the past four years.' He says, 'I helped to make those policies. I have no disagreement with those policies.' and he says, 'Let's go forward with more of the same.'" 'Ille effort is to tie Humphrey as closely as possible to President Johnson and the current ad- ministration. The wording varies little a1 Nixon repeats his standards cam- paign speech. The conscious effort to remain aloof doesn't always work. Nixon, for ex- ample, showed a bit or irritation after }fumphrey likened him to Fearless Fosdick, the bumbling comlc strlp detective. He said, that was below the level at which a White House cam- paign should be waged. In general, Nixon's campaign to date has been one of recurrent themes and repeated wocds with no dramatic, new proposals or positions. During a five-day swing from New York to California, second installment of his traveling campaign, Nixon fullowed closely the pattern he set even before winning the GOP nomlna· ti on. He called for neo.v leadership, used phrases which have been fixtures since be began running Jai;t Feb. 1 and stressed television as the major tool ip bis political kit He uttered day after day his appeal to "the forgotten American," the average, taxpaying citizens ; said the White House must exert the leadershJp to curb crime and restore "~om from fears"; complained that respect for the United states is declining around the world. WATCH & JEWELRY I REPAIRS! 0 OMEGA Your OtneQa Salts & St!rvic• AQtney All WORK fUll Y GUARANTEfDI i /-:-~'" I ').. ':/ -I "' .--. ~ --·" -I.\ ·~·''"1 :(1'· ~'\~ ~'!'' YOUR WATCH~ -- o Clnntd • Olltd • Adluolld ---___ ...:... ____ .:!' ..... ' Rlnp Clt#lfd Whllt YN Walt PUILS ltE·STlt\ING RINliS SIZEO, frOnl FREE $1.99 $2.49 $4.99 Now i Grat Stores To Serve You HAalOI IHOPPtN• HUNTINITOM conn CINTll llACH & IDINMI UH HAllOI ILft. 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Pike was speaking. _ _. ... l. _ His stlletto wit (l"Obed. ever~~ rrom the war in Vietnam to Chicago s Mayor Daley as he built his cue for I 'tbe new morality, II Pike IJ>OU at tile L&guoa Beach Higll Sclil><>I a.-.un Sunday nlet>t on behalf of the Unitarian-Universallst Fellow!lllp buildiDg fund. Pike 1aid 11'!.e new morality was named' by Pope Pius xn in an en- cyclical condemning k. The speaker Jequa.ted new morality with "situation ethios" wbich be said views complex tdtliatioos in cooteJCt am( w i t h • priorities. He challenged "code ethic6" which he said p-esupposea eternal. un- chaDllnl -..ru1oo. He criliciud ''CODSeDIUI morality" wWch he &aid would have In contem!>Orary G«man history permitted annihilation " an elhnie minority: Shifting his reieotless wit to the war in Vietnam, Pike said the pacifist is lucky. He belreves in code ethios and to him. all wars are wrong. Lucky too, .be said, ls the super patriot. Pike said he penonally committed civil disobedience in World War U. He waa 4-F but Mad hll way Into the Navy and aorved In iaval Intelligence. "I believe In lla!>tini In the r!Jht situation, 11 he said. He added, "a lot of people believe what.ever LBJ says is the will d. God; it's convenient, you don't have to think f« youreeU.'~ Pike &aid the Vietnamese have a reeon1 ol successful guenilla warfare against outside powers that dates back 2,000 years. Of tile U.S. problem in conminin( tile North Vl-.ae, he sakl: • "It's torTible to he botll lnurKnl and unsuccessful and tben to find out th.at you can't attord it." 1bere are no ~.sid.ential peace can- didates, he claimed, ooly three war candidates. Pike illustrated his sib.lation ethics commenting, "lf I'm going to kill peo- ple, 1 have to lake tbe reepocsibility for lt; I can•t NY LBJ told me to do it." The speaker told bis audience at about SOO perSOl>ll tllat If !bey com· pared the ideas held tbrou~out the. ages tt was the eod of absolutes. ln the middle ages, be said, it was a mortaJ sin to lend Ill<ll¥l'Y at interest. In 1900, Pike said, at the Lambeth (England) Conferenct\ of religious leaders, every fonn ol contraception (Seo PIKE, Pa10 Zj 3 From Newport Lost As Wave Upsets Boat 4 National Crippling Defeat Skipper Polls Give Allies Take Huge Cache Only One Nixon Lead OfWeaponsNearSaigon To Survive SAIGON (UPI) -North Vietnamese ding more today . and Viet Cong forces oo the mOve There were sharp C o m m u n i s t By ASSOCIATED PRESS from one end o( South Vietnam to the reverses ln the Mekone Delta and in Four national surveys and a other suffered. a aeries of crippling the Central Highlands where U.S. B52 Ca1ifamla state poll show Republican defeats SUllday, allied. spokesmen bombers carried out fi've raids near ...-i. Richard M. NhDn ~ ~. :Jllo,Comm,qm alao -Jllo -Y.J ~camp •.Due Lap In l= Democruio Vi<o rn llilt'".'flilt quint!U.. of equlpment -an. indlcadon a .major Red ClllOlaUgbt H · · . endid' tor an entire division. was expel:.'tM there. H. Humphrey m the presJ.den· The heaviest Communist defeats The air war increased after the re-ti~:~d Newsweek magazines. the came in the coastal regions 10 mlles cent typhoon-spawned s~s a?d Air Gallup Poll and a New York Times 90Uttl of Da Nang where U.S~ Infan· Force, N~vy and Marine fJpiter· survey an show that Nixon would win trymen an~ South V 1 et n am e s e bombers hi~ the p~~dle ~egion. of if the election were held today Rangers killed 300 C.Ommunlsts Jn t?he north WJth 131 m1ss1ons, ineluding Both Newsweek and the T~es say fi~tin.g whlctt appar~ntly block~ a an attack against the Mu Gia Pass HumJlu'ey would get fewer electoral major attack on Doi An, 15 miles Je~ng to the Ho a:i1 Minh supply college votes than third party can· souti!. ol. Da Nang. trail. Two blg land.slides closed ttie dida.te George c. Wallace although Four fi~ erupted on the Sa.)goo ~ly routes 12 miles northeast of. Mu Newsweek says. Humphrey'•s popular drid~eP._se 6~de troet.r Command aW~ ~~ G~t ~ss. A 30 mil tbwest cl. vote would be higlber vwg w s y wu.,.. or an n, es sou Time gives Nixon 34 states with 323 toward a third offensive against the Saigoo, a deft:ct.or to the South Vlet-. electoral votes, Humphrey 10 states capita; killed at least 100 guerrillas. namese government led U.S .. 9th and t.be District of Columbia with 121 More . unportaot: they unearthed bu.ge divisloo infantrymen to a Ohinese votes anti Wallace only four Deep tupplies of equtpment and were f1n4 (See VIETNAAl, Paie %) South states wltti. 39 votes. HHH Wants Nixon Debate SOMEBODY IN OHIO LI KES NI XON Or•nge County Next for Candidete ' Although the Gallup Poll showed that Humphrey had gained slightly since August, be 9till trailed Nixon by 12 percentage points. Humphrey's campaign m a n a g e r Lawrence O'Brien said Sunday that his candidate'• PQOT 1howing wu due to tlhe late start of his campaign. It w• delayed by the Jateriess of th• Democratic N .a t i o n a l convention, O'Brien said on NBC television's "Meet the Press." In Try to Oyercome Lead Nixon Due in Analieim WASHINGTON (AP) -Hubert H. Tonigh t for Big R all y The New York Timet survey o! 21 gubernatorial con tests shows Republicans leading in 11, Democrats leading in six -and four too close to call. The paper's presidential survey shows that Nixon would win 30 states with 346 electoral votes if the election were held today. Humphrey would carry sU: states with 42 votes .and Wallace would get eight dates with 77 votes. Six states were too close to call, the Times said. Humphrey bas set out to gain a face· t.o-race debate with Richard M. Nixon in an effort to overcome the substan· tial lead the political polls 1ay the Republican has mounted in the drive for the White House. Ricbard M. Nixon returns tlO his Oraoge County birthplace h:>dray. The Republican presidential can· didat. will ralt the Yorba Linda house in ~ he was born late this af. ternoon, a few hours before giving a major ~gn speech at Ille AftabeUn Convention Center. The 9 p.m. ~·· higlillgh! of a w!Joii!>lng GOP rally at .,. convention center, wUl be Nixon's only address in Orange County belore the electlon. Pair Injured In Laguna Auto Accidents Two men "'" lnlarecl In !OplT•le traffic accidena in Laguna Be&cb dur· ing the weekend. William J. Weltb, '11, 8.10 Fen Was, was treated at South Oo8!t Oxn· munlty Hospital end releued. Police said his amU ow struck the rear ot • car drlml by Charles L. Rough. Jr., 19, of Orange, at 2 •.m. 8alurdly w!Jen Riough llo\ll>Od his car cn SIMb Coast lli&lrnY ot tile Dia. mood Slreet lateroecdoo. _ Robort Cloogll. 41, of Anlhelm, war lnlarecl 5alurdly allEt1KM1 'Wilen the cor be WU drivil left~ CMyoo Rood ll El Toro Rood , ripped up a. feet ot Ienco and -e Utlllty pole. Clood> 1'11d (lOIJc:e 11e _....,uy fell asleep. He wu gtven emergency tr..-Ot Ill South ()).,; Communky Horp!lal. ,l The cafldi~ will .arrive at 5 p.m. at the El Toro Marine ()cq>s Air Sta· tion from Santa Barbara wMe be ~ Sunday relaxine at an ocean- front house. From the Marine base, e motorcade will wind toward Yorba linda where Ni.J:oo will revisit the house in which he WM born at approxbnately 5:S>. A ball hour later, the GOP nominee will he fel<d at a $100.a.pillta fund rai!i.ng diooer at tbe convention center. He tbelJ will hold a stall con- ference ln the Disneyland. Hotel prior lo the Analtelm rally. Newwweek pve Nixon 31 states with 329 electon.1 votes, Wallace nine states with 89 electoral votes and Humphrey seve.n ftates with 54 elec- toral votes. The latest Gallup Poll, based on in4 tervlews condµcted between Sept. 3 .llDCI Sept. 7 gave Nixon 43 percent, Humphrey 31 and Wallace, 19. Hwnphrey called Sunday for Nixon to "appear on network television to debate the ilsues of OU. campaign before the American people." Nixon bas failed to provide .. une- quivocal statements of positJon" on the three major issues of gun coo1rol legislation. the confirmation of Abe Fort.as to be cblel justice and ratJfica- tion of the nuclear nonproUleratlon treaty, Humphrey charged. Nixon, who appeared in such de9ates agalnot Johll !I'. Kennedy eight years ago, haJ not commented on San Joaquin Votes Tuesday Leisure Tf:' orld Key to $5 Mi llion J!onds . I By THOMAS FORTUNE from vot!ng for the bonds. will be eirolled tn live year1 com-°' n. °""' """•riff "I think they will reatt and vote as ed. A '6 mlllion bond issue goes before they did befort they became Lei.~re par to 5•600 ~ · voters in the Sall Joaqultl Elementary World ttlldenta," he said. "Most of The ts m1.Won tn bond I, IUp- Scbool DiWlcl Tuesday with elderly them have grandchildren. They are plemealed by otate bulldln& loan1, Le.1sure World resident. boldlng the very much aware ot the needs 0( the would provide JO new 1cbooll during dec:lllve ballots. area and bow npdly Jt bM grown." tb011 five years, Gates uid. ' More than half, about 8,llOO ol the The Sea Joaquin School Dit1rtcl He laid file tu -WOUid lncreut ~~' re~ votl!• within the ltntcbea ftln& tbe S.. D i • 1 o not more than Ille cents above the ~ dbtrlct llve Jn lliio Laguna BJlla Fr-ay laldni In .,... -.-W-present $2.38 per f!OO -•ied value- rltiteme.;it community. lrvlne, El Toro, Laguna Hilla and tion rbould the bond tuue pass. Tbe ~ approyal ii -eel lor Milslon Viejo. COii to the ._ ol a $3(1000 bome poaage of ttie bond ilsut. Two-tllJrcil d the ...ideni. 1h tile would be about II •year he ' 1a1c1. Sdlool Superint.-l\all>h A. 1chool dillrict did not livt th<re when Tho l<bool diltrict '11 tu r Goles l8id he RJ>l(:ls a voter tun.out the lut -ialUe wao paesed In because it II long on children ~ of behveen 20 ana :.> percent. 19&4. Enrollment tt41 fall 11 op 38 per· 1h0rt on lndustriat tu bale. However, The Ldruro World resident. do not cont over ... ytar ago. 1tot. bulldJng loans have enobi.d II to have dlildren In the schoolt, bul Galel The nopld ll'Owtll la expected lo con· maintain an a-tu Nie f>ollll"'1 dou not bellne that will keep !llem tinue. Gaw el!IDM!~ 13,000 students amo"i 0r..,. County -I cllslrloll. ~. Humpllrey's challenge. With the pollUcal polls altowlng tho Democratic vice Jiresid~t lagging far behind, Humphrey is said to consider a debate with Nixon vital to hia ef· forts to defeat the Republican can- didate. The vice president, wb-0 bae taken a break from his road campaign until Tuesday when he appean in upstate New York , also said any debates should he upanded to include the vice presidentlaJ candidates. Calling for raWicatJon of. the nuclear arms control pact, passage of gun con- trol laws and confinnaUon of Fort.at, Humpbrty sufgested Ni.Jon may be vaclllatfng on these matters in order to appeal to people on both sides of the issues. Humphrey's campaign man.ager, Lawrence F. O'Brien Sunday pointed to one of Ule reasD!lfi why he t.h1nkJ bis man is lagglna so badly. He still suf. fers from "identity p r o b l e m s , ' ' O'Brien laid. He said that as the campaign con· tlnue1 effort.I will be made to show that Humphrey ii "bJs own man " even if lirll l<ads some people to tbWc that .. Mr. Humphrey'• views do not necessaril.y coincide w1tb those of Pretident Johnaon ... O'Brien waa lnt8rviewed oo NBC'a "Meet the Prell." In IPOther Sunday development, Humphrey told a meeting of the Zloolst Organization of Amsica that he favor• c:ontlnuauon of .U. s. military aid to llhlll to ~ the Mideast arnu race .In t.t•nce. NEW YORK (AFJ -The atoc1t ...,.. ket held • -pin In oc:tlv. trading liao thla elWnooll. (See q1'0tatloru, Pa/IN 10.11.) The aver.,. "e r e at tftelr befit l<wol ot the -•on hut U. m.,.Pn d advaoDOf ot Individual stocb over declioes narrowed. By ALMON LOCKABEY OAllY l'ILOT kalHll ... ,... Ttu-ee prominent Newport Beach residents were presumably swept to their deat!IJ Sullday night when the 50- foot pc;rwer wsael on which t.bey were puaengers bro.aeJMd and was capsiz:· eel by a giant breaking sea at the en· trance to Gray's Harbor on the Washington coast. The tragedy oceu:rred on the 50-foot power cruiser Grundl, owned by John Porter of Harbor lsland.1 Neither Porter nor any ol. his fatjtlly was aboard. Listed as mUssing and presumed lost are Mrs. Frank (Diane) Guertin, 37, wife of the a.kipper Frank Guertin, 45, of 7aJ Poinsettia St., Corona del Mar; Glenn Genoway, 60, and bis wile Mella, about 60, of 91 9 Bayaide Drive, Newport Beach. Guertin was rescued by the Coast Guard and had only minor injuries. Genoway was last seen clinging to an overturned Boston Whaler in the churning sea. Coast Guard S..ttle told the DAILY PILOT at noon todai that the Boston Whaler to which Genoway. was last 1eeo clinging has been recovered on the be a c b at Grayland, Wash. near where the tragic boat .accident oe· curred. There was no trace oI Geuoway. The Coast Guard said an oil s~ck and bubble have been found near the entrance to Gray's Harbor and it is presumed to be from the sunken Grundl. A massive search is 1Wl being coo· ducted by the Coast Guard for Ganaway. 1be two women were trap- ped below and are presumed drowned. Guertin told the Coast Guard that ht swam below and kicked out the win- dows in an effort to rescue the two women but was unable to find them. Guertin's only injury was a burned hand when he lit fl.ares to atb'act reicuers. He inflated a life raft in (Seo TRAGEDY, Page Z) Orange Coast Weat l&n Don"t look for any radical changes in Ult weather picture Tuesday. Those in a position to know call for cloudy mornings and sunny afternoons wJth a mid-70 temperatures reading for the coast. 11'/SlDE T ODAY Amid mau confusion rartlll 1etn in high-Jwcl uachting ocm- p<tttlon. Vtromfa ..uor w1,.. 01vmrnc b<Tlh 1n Flvtn9 °""'"" ""'" triall at llts.rion &v. Boa~ Ing Page 15. ,, .. • .... • • ' ' • • 1•11 ' .. " - -~~---.. -·,------....... , .... • J DAILY l'Jlar :4 ~dnaped, . . • " Murdered In Holdup •· CLEVELAND (UPI) - F o u r • Jlft"IOOI, apparently lddnaped from a • bar foUowt.ng a holdup, were found / shot to dealh t<Wy In a part In Ille cit?'• -side. Poilice •d one of the vlciim.1 was Jooepb 1.oldon, 54, of Sou111 Eu<Ud, Ohio, OWDer of a her known u ''Tom's Place" ..m1ch was described by polictt u a "rou.P baJ>gOut. '' 'Ille --.lcdm1 ...,.. two Negro men and a white woman. AuthorltJ.e1 Nici 1111 lll&ht'1 recelptl at 1.oldan's bar were m1111n1. Police tbeorised the bar waa robbed and Zoldon aod 1lle otlJen talilJo to the part wbenl tlley ~ -· Police said the woman may have been a bwmaid. Ed tbe two men customers . Police aaid they found a half dozen 1beU culngs and Ure track• near the bodiel, indicating th• vict1m1 w-ere killed where they were found. Jim Wert, 51, found the bodies while in the park. Residents of the arn told police' they heard several shot& during the nlg)>t. "I heard six or seven &hots," Oscar \alley said. Be said tbe shot& awaken· d him. "I heard 12 sbots in succession, then 'hree or four fainter ones,•• G. K. ~mith said. Alfred Campana, wbo leased the bar to Zoldan, aaid it had become a · hangout for hoodlums. He said many or them would sleep in their cars park· ed in a lot acrote from the bar. Newport Shores Resident Dies In Car Accident Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Newport Shores resi- dent Roland George Ghrlest, 45, who died Saturi:ay night. a short time after his sport& car collided with another auto at 4'tb Street and Balboa Boulevml. Ghriest, a businessman, of '111 Prospect st., was driving west on Balboa about 9 p.m. when he collided 1968 County Traffic 1967 146 Death Toll 144 with the right froot of a ledan driven by Jean PbyW1 Dorman, 21, af San Gabriel, accord.inc to Newport Bea•ch police. Ghriett and his p.usenger, Jeisie ,..Ghriest, 45. were taken by ambulance to Hoag Memorial Hospital. Police said the driver died a &b«1. time after he wa1 admitted, apparently of in· ternal chest injuries. The woman passenger wa1 treated and releaeed, a1 was the driver of the other car, police reported. Laguna Principal Named to Post Robert Reeves, the new prlncipai of Laguna Beach High School, has ac- cepted a three-year post as chairman of the Evaluation of Secondary Schools Commlllee of tho Calliornta AoSOCU.· ti.on of Secondary Sc boo I Ad· -•(CASSA). H• bm authored, among ottier arUclel, "Evaluate Yaur Teactiers Mere Accurately," for the American School ·Board Journal and "A New Way To Look at High School Qrpniza. tloo" for Natton1 Schools magazine. Reeves 11 a member Of the Califom!t AJaociatlon for Supervision aJld Curriculum Developmeot, the CaUfornia Educational R e 1 e a r c h Auoclation, the National AldOClation of Secondary School Principab: end CASSA'1 Member Accredit.etklrl Com- mitlH. DAllY PILOT ~ ..... c.nt .... OIAHOI tOAIT PUILllMIHO COMl'/,J('I leMrt N. WeH Jeck l. C•ilrt \l1CI ,,......, ... Gwonl ,........ n. ... e, """" .... neMet A. 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He C"&-ued 4':' new leadtnblp, med phra&es w have been fixtures sirice'be began running last Feb. 1 and &tresseA ~levi11on .as the major tool in his poliUcal. '!tit. . • YACHT TRAGEDY -Three Newport Beach reli· port Harbor, is owned by John Porter of Harbor dents are preswned lost following capsizing of 50-Island. Porter was not aboard at time of tragedy. Ellaworth oald HumpbH7 evidently is trying 1o enUce Nlxon, into a loog distance debate, a situation Jn w~ch the Republican candidate would spend ' his time replying to the cbarps and complaint_, of bis Democratic op.. ij~ uttered day an.r· d'y his .appeal to "Uie :f<»-gotteQ American,•• t!le average:, taxpaying ell1zem; said the Wbite Boille must exert tbe'leadenhip to. cn.irli" ciime And festore "freedom from fears"; compla.lned that ?elpeCt for 1lle ' United states IJ dedlning around• the wcrld. foot power yacht Grundl at entrance to Gray's Hat· · Grund.I has won nwnerous awards in Newport Har· bor, Wash. Yacht, lbown here in waters of New· bor Yacht Club opening day inspections. ponent. • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Office Equipment Taken In Laguna Beach Thefts Burglan entered neighboring office suites in Laguna Beach during the \\'eekend and lto!.e money, an adding machine and checks. Police Lt. Frank S c h op e n said a louvered window wa1 pried open to enter Micro Tech, Inc., 1999 S. Coast Highway. Byron H. Ritchey, 1348 Baja St .. said cheek blanks and an unknown . amount of cash were taken. From the adjacent suite occupied by Laguna Heights, Inc. a 10-key ele<:tric adding machine end c h e c k s were taken, Schopen said. other thefts iocluded: -A report by Sandra J. Burl, 409 II~ Drive, that a burglar entered an unlocked rear door miashed a piggy bank and took abouttsO in coins. -A report from Clarence Upson Young, 470 Calllope St., that a S20 bench was stolen from the patio or business offices at 480 S. Coast lUghway. -A report from Mark D . Cannichael, 1593 Tahiti St., tllat a $30 stereo unit had been taken from his car parked Sunday ln Benton's Park lot d<>wntown. From Poge 1 BISHOP PIKE •.. was declared grievoUJly sinful. "'They didn't even exclude CathO'llc roulette." In a 19XI conference there were cer· tain exceptions, he said. In a 1958 con- ference, he said, family planning was found a moral reponsibility. ODly in the pallt few decide!, Pike said, has the church had good tbl.ogs to say of sex. Christianity hu 811 anti· •txual bias au through ll' -,,, he said. Pike declared ttiat Pope Gregory had held that although sex was necessary to create families, "no Noisy Party Complainer Lands in Jail Anaheim pallce who took a noisy party report from an aggravated neighbor Saturday night later jailed him, after one of the revelers was critlcaHy wounded by a shotgun blast. Juergen Stengel, 35, of Anahiem. was booked on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder after allegedly gunning down one of two men wbo went to his borne. Rick P. Scharlow, 21, also ol Aoaheim, ia in critical condition at Orange County Medical Center today, with a shotgun wound 1n the side. Michael Rose, 18, a companion of Scbarlow's, narrowly escaped lnujry himself when the muzzle of a shotgun poked out of Stengel's apartment and fired after they knocked on the door. Police said Stengel reported a noisy party 1n tbe apartment comple:i where he lives, but officers tent to in· velUgate could find no evidence of a di1turbance. SCbarlow and Rose appartnUy went to contact Stengel about his call to police wben the 1bootJ.og occurred. Fountain Valley Child, 4, Dies Of Meningitis Spinal menlngl!IJ Friday clalmtd the lite of a four-year.old FoWllain Valley klm«gortener who hod -In achoo! Jllll lour days. Harper School otflda11 and county public heal111 ofllcen laid today that aJl precalltlons were ta.ken to prevent an outbttak o( the dlse8M after It was 1-ned 111at 'lbomu Campbell dled at Hunlingl<la lntercommunlty Hoopital. 'Ibe you.th, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Charleo Compbell of 1118211 Santa Morion& St,. att.ndod ochool fOr tile flrst four days of tbe week, said Asals· tant SUl><rinlelldent Dale CoD1an. He become JU 'lburtday night and WU ~tied to Ille hoop~ Friday momiAI :wtw. be cUed aboUt noon, Coocan added. AC«l<dlng to procedurH outlined by the Publlc Heallh Office, all parents ol ctdldren tn tbe clns have been ootifted. 'Ille disease ls communle1ble only tltrough cl••• COl!lact, thus ellmlnatlng l110ll pog1lb1Htle11 of It beln& spread 011 111• pioyground, said an ottlclal or Ille county oWce. respectable Olrllti.an would enjoy it." Of churih refu11al to ontam women on the grounds that Jesus' deliples were all men, the Bishop qu1pped. "they shollldn'U Jet geutli.. In, the dedples were all Jews." CONVENTION VIOLENCE Speaking ol the Chicago convention violence and Mayor Daley'1 labeling agitators Commu.n.l!tll, Pike decleared that the wile of a Bishop friend had been gaased and a woman member of the British Parliament had been in· jund there. Pike told the audience that they might come to the c:ooclU5ion that sltuaUon ethlc11 is a more responsible position in lile. Particlpatlq in life, he saJd , makes you a better person. He said he believes tn an after life but not u a motivatloo for living the good ure now. He likened the concept to bellevhig that the heavenly father gives you green eitamps for being good now wtJch you can spend later. SITUATION Emtcs SaJ vation , he said, is to be what one has ev.olved to be, a human being. And the claim o{ llituation ethics, he said, Is ror one to be the subject or his own sense. He labeled early Olristian leaders "a dropout subculture." Speaking of the role of the church today, Pike said he values it& role as comforter but feels that the role of challenge to the congregation, "the buU In the China shop", IJ equally Im· portanl BHIUI Ml41Clfe ' Blindn .. 1 didn't •lo!> Wayne llomtt, 28, Albany, ~.Y. from delivering baby when wife . Rosanne, was unable to make it to hospital. He holds sllld e dog, Irma, as he checks on coodlUon of wile and newborn SOit. From Page 1 TRAGEDY ... hopes he could rescue lhe two women. When be was un:successflll he clung to the life raft until he himself was rescued by a Coast Guard be ti copter. Guertin talked Y.ith Porter twice this morning. Guertin told Porter the party had left Neah Bay early Sunday morning and was headed down the coast on a cruise back to Newport Harbor. Guertin said the plans did not in· elude a stop at Gray's Harbor but that the women wanted to stop for a brief time. He said the 1ea was choppy but there was not a storm condition. There were no sea or wind conditions that made the entrance dangerous, Guertin said. The skipper said he wa1 about two miles off the exposed breakwater and on range, making a normal entrance when he felt a surge from a&lern. He looked back and saw a giant breaking sea some 35 feet in l'lei&ht. He attempted to bring the Gru.ndl about to head into Ute sea but was caught broadside. The boat broacbed and was com?,letely capsized. Guertin saJd be WM 1teerlng from the Oylng bridge and that the sea broke completely over him -some 14 feet above the deck. Guertin said be clung to the overturned bull and could see Genoway clinging to the Whaler. He hurriedly lnflated a life raft and then made several attempts to rescue the women below. ' The accident happened about 7:30 p.m Guertin was rescued from the liferaft about midnight. Coast Guard surface craft and a helicopter were cootinuing the search this monllg. Guertin bad taken the Grund.I to the northwest ln May so it w o u 1 d be available to the Porters for aummer cruising. He was bringing the yacht back home and had invited t.be Genoways to join him and bis wife on the cruJ.se. TREATED FOR SHOCK Guertin ill • professional skipper and a fonner employe' Of Richardson's Yacht Landing on Bayai.de Drive. He was reported to be in a hospital near Grays Harbor being treated for shock aod bis burned band. Genoway and hla wife have lived in Newport several years. He formerly owned .a printing company in Los Angeles which he recently sold end retired. The Genowaya were former ownen of a power boat, Glenella', 1n which they did conalderoble cruising and fishing in Southland water11 . Genoway sold the Gleoella with his b~~. C>mter members of the Genoway family are two ions Jerry, Mission Viejo, and Glenn Jr., Orange. There is also one daughter, Mr1 . Pat Willey, Renlno, Wash. "That's wbat you do when you're behind in politics," Ellsw.ortb said. "'You try to provoke a fight with the other fellow ." Nixon's strategy: Leave the direct responses to Humphrey and the Demosrats: to others in hill campaign lineup -Ellsworth amon~ them - and ch00!5e his own issues and arena! for attacks on his rival. H1.s standard. theme, build Into each campaign speech, was 11ounded tbls way by Nixon at a 5aturday rally in Santa Barbara: "One man nominated by bis party 1n Chicago says to the American people: 'I supported the policies of the past four years.' He says, 'I helped to make these policies. I have no disagreement with those policies.' and he says, 'Let's go forward with more of the S8llle.'" 'f!he effort is to tie Humphrey as ct~iy as pos11ible to President Johnson and the c u r r e n t ad· ministration. The wording varies little aa: Nixon repeatJ; his irtandards cam· peJgn speech. The con1cious eHort to remain aloof doesn't alway1 wort. Nixon, for ex· ample, 1howed a bit of irritation after Humphrey likened him to Fearless Folldick, the bumbling comic rtrlp detective. He aaid, that was below the level at which a White House cam. palgn 1hould be waged. In general, Nixon's CQmpalgn to date has been one of recurrent themes and repeated words With no dramatic, new proposals or positions. · High. School - F ood Service Changes Due There'll e ray of hope for I.o.guna Beach High Sd>ool students who 11tayed on campus to lunch the first week of !Choo! and found they faced Jong food lines. Principal R ob e rt Reeves praised student response In sta)ing on cam· pus, acknowledged the aknvness of food service and amounced remedial steps: -The auditorium snack bar will be reopened so there en two sDBc.k be.rs. It will serve the same items as the stadium snack. bar with the exception of mal~. Four lines will be oi>en. -Additional st.aff have b e e n employed 4Q handle the four lines at the stadium 1nack bar. -An additional ca.shier baa been ad· ded for the coleteJia.JljD<b line. A 5(). cent plate lunch, will be available. lt will include entree, vegetable or salad, hreod and butter and mUk. Reeves said students' suggestions are welcome and may be made through their student cong:res11 repre. gent.ative. From Poge l VIETNAM WAR •.. Cornmunift·i:nede iDultiple r o c k e t carry Chinese.made rifles and j;he launcher designed for use agai.Mt rockets and mcrtars can be firetl from Salgoo. The weapoo. which fires 12 107· U.S. equ1pment. millimeter rockets simultaneously was Capt. Edward Yo u n g, 28, or the first of its kmd found in Soutb Enterprise, Ala., 1aJd the ammunition Vietnam. was found in five bunkers and included But far more important was the 306 rounds o f rocket-propelled dillCOVery of three huge Communist grenades from Romani.a, 2,436 rounds arm• eaci:tes on the icvadon routes to of B40 anti-tank rocketa and hundrtds Saigon from tbe cambod1an border. of thousands of roundl ot: a mailer am· The tint big find came on Saturday mi.miUon. · ~en a Spectal Forces Group found 27 Reports Of the Communist tos11es toM of rocket, mortar and rifle am-came as the U.S. command released a munJUoo in new packing cues 60 captured Viet Cong document calling miles north of saJ.gon near tbe Cam· for a rapid buildup in its guerrilla bodian border. units in the Saigon ~a to offset M'Ol't aod m«e cases of ammunition "grave setbacks." It also beI'!llted one were found Sunday and today. Lt. Jim· cadre for a "lack of fa.1 th and mie Alba, 25, of Abilen.e, Texias, said determination." today ln Quan Loi, "I don't think we've In the biggest fight of the weekend even dented the supplies they heve in the South Vietnamese Rangers clash: t.hi3 area." First Lt. John McGeehan. ed headon Sunday with elements of ttie 25, of Betbletiem, Pa., said wbole 36th North Vietnamese Regiment cases were found along a trail paved below Da Nang. The Rangen killed with hamboo lt!cks. 114 C<>m.munlst.s in a battle ending at American officers said enough am-nightfall, bringing to 167 the number munition was round to equip a full of enemy dead In three days. North Vietnamese division. 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Halt Attacks. . ' Jloekne ·and the Gipper Actor Pal O'Brien and Gov. Ronald Reagan talk backstage before taping of TV's "Your All-American College Show." O'Brien and Reagan reminisced about tllming of "Knute Rockne, All American" in which O'Brien played Rockne and Reagan portrayed legendary Goorge Gipp. Ex-Policeman Surrenders In Slaying of Girl, 12 PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) -John Erl.er, .accused of being the "catch· me" killer of Hollywood, FJB., Sur· rendered Sunday nigllt to an ofJ-duty ' sheriff's deputy and members Of his 'family, Erler, 24, a former pollcemao, held · a .31k:aliber revolver and threatened suicide as he talked for 45 minutes with Deputy Dave Koelsch and his motner, brother and sister, Koelicb Autopsy Slated On Cypress · Man A hippl.e-eppearing men in a sleep. ing bag was found dead by a citizen late Sunday alongside a roadway in a Cypress residential area. Identified by tile Orange County Coroner's office as Michael Patten, 21, 8751 La Salle, C)'pf'ess, tile body was found alongside Orange Avenue, ap- proximately 100 yards east of Denni Street in Cyjrees at about 9 p.m. Coroner's deputies said th.at the detenninetion of the cause of death is still peOOing following Ifie autopsy, bill preliminary investigation indicates no foul pMy. Toxicology reports &"e not in yet. CypreS6 police reported that the bearded youth was discove!'ed in a new housing tract that is well popWated. They said the victim ap- peare(f to have been taken there aft.er death. said. Tbe confroota.Uon ended when Erler handed the revolver to 1be unarmed deputy and -rode olf with hlrn to the Maricopa County jail, where he was held for F1orida authorities. Erler is charged with killing Marilyn Clark, 12, in Hollywood lalit month. The second degree murder charge was filed Saturday after officen with whom be formerly wocked said it Wal!I his voice in the telephooo call that said, "I just killed three peopLe •.• I'm serious. Please catch me. Please." He resigned from the rocce Sept. 5, and came he!'e to visit hll family. He disappeared Saturoay wlien wotd reached here that be had been charg~ ed with killing 1he girl -body he discovered. "I'm in trouble," Koelsch quoted him as telling his family. "I doo't want you to be involved." Police found his abandoned car and, on SWlday, spotted Erler's younger brother, Danny, near an apartment house. A dozen cars sealed ofl the area, but stayed away from the apart~ ment which Erler rented Saturday. oelscb who normally works with juveniles, was advised by radio to call a phone number. Police· sald the person who answered. the number was Danoy, who banded tile telephOoe to his brottier. "He told me he'd decided to commit surctde," Koelsch said of the accused. "I told him ttiat was a bad way out. After we talked for a while he agreed to balk to me in person, am told me where the aparbnent was." Koelsch became acquainted with Erler two years ago while be was riding e. JX>lice beat in an area where Erler worked at a service station. State Survey Has Cranston, Nixon Ahead LOS ANGELES (AP) -The State Poll says, as of now , Republican Richard M. Nixon w o u I d win California's elector-at vote for presi- dent and Democrat Alan Cransttoo would be elected to the U.S. Senate. The results Of the survey by Don Muchmore were published Swlday and today in the Los Angeles Times, The poll said a representative sampling of 1,007 voters showed 43 percent suppart.ed NU:oo, 34: percent backed Democrat Hubert H. Hum- phrey, seven percent prefer George Wallace of the American Independent party and one percent support Eldridge Cleaver of the Peace and Freedom party. Fifteen percent said they were still undecided. Of I.be Nixon backera, the poll said 18 percent were Democrat. while nine percent of Humphrey's 1uwarter1 were l\epublcans. Early Arrivals Not Real Golfers Two men anived at the Green River Golf Course near Santa Ana bright and early Sunday morning, but their attire and equipment didn't indicate any in- tention of playing a few bot-es . They were, however, prepared to make a few holes -in two employes -who were forced to hand oveT $650 in cub and coins, according to the Orange County Sheriff's office. Deputies said Ile men wore nylDD stockings over their heads and carried what appeared to he .45 caliber autombatic pistols when they entered the pro shop and confrooted the vic- tims. -No one was injured in the early morning gt.jckup at the golf course on Santa Ana Canyon Road, investigaton said. Deserter Returns Home Santa Ana Soldier Back tp Face Prosecution A slightly built Santa Ana l<lldier who deserted and defected to Sweden to l'ule9t 111e Vietnam war in wbicb be had served returned to America 1 Saturday, to take the consequences of UPI~ DESERTER COMES HOME TO P'ACE MILITARY PRISON <~ Edwin C. Ar~ 11 Fl1nkod by MP1 II Airport i i - ~- pritomnenL Arnett dilappeared !tom his lmit last Fel>ruary and later turned up m Soviet .. levision, ~ U.S. in· volvement ln Vietnam. lie ll>oo .m...i 1n· &weden , wil<re INUlY oGJer U.S. deleco.ti s have taken up residenoe, but b e c am e dJsen· chant<d because be could find DO -k in Ille neulrai country. '';lb!re ore no jollo for us," Arnett complailled Jut ._k, at which time he an"°"l'ced in StockOObn thet he wu ~ to the Umted states at govermnent expense, ' He said be could no Ioneer stand to ba supponed by Swedish public wellare. 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The l2ll-ar freight .train was switcbi.ng onto the main lioe two miles from Ptm. Sta~m 1o Ne-Nark when a boxcar iD tbe middle jlrl:nifed and fell cato the express tracts just • the passenger train a pp 1' o a c he d , ac- ccrdlng I<> tile railroad opobtmap. ··~ was no time for the ..dneer m the pa819enger trlli1 to ttop," U.. of. fidal · said. All five crew member• aboard tile expH11. ·engln1 were in- jured when the engine slammed on Its side, 'Ibe first coach was empty. Injured ptsengers were carried by ltretd>er from the remaining five coaches wbile 300 otblr passengers, t>bakeo but unhurt, climbed down onto !be tracks. • -=--- .......... -........................... ... .... ' Fortas Hearin1 Talks Declined By 2 Officials • WASl!lNGTON (AP) -Two J-adminl-olflelah declinod 14day I<> telllUy at Senate ·he11li1191 oo Abt Portal' nomlnllloG I<> ht d>lel Jultlce, '..uaort!DC oOC!jllve priYllere. , They -lhe pooltloa that under tbil dodrine, wblch 11 hued ' Oil the oonlldenllal nature oC oonferm:e1 witin the executive tranch ot the government, II would ht impoper for them I<> &fve teot!lnooy. Slm11ar letlf.n were 1etK t o QlainuMI James 0. Eutlaud, (0. ~1.), of the Seoate Judiclary Com· mlttee by Undorle<retary ol the Treuury Jooeph W. B11rr and by W. ~ Pierson, -opeclai coumel to Proeideol Jobntoo. , Their 1etlerl were placed In the Roy Orbison's 2 Oldest Sons· Perish in Fire r-lhorily Wore -Bon. O<rdon Allott (ft.tolo,); IHtl!led tflol Barr hid told him alter an aPlll'Vllriallom committee _,, OD Maf-fl, that Ptenon and P'ortao had ciMred *' •P-~ bill amendmfnt I<> pro- vide Secret Sfrvice ~ lot 11"'11d41111ai candidelel. ' · One ol the lslue1 rol= op-, -nll ~ Johnlon'I no of Fonu to oucceed aut 'J Earl Wtrren 11 tj>at be hao ptrUc:lpated in executive aM legteLattve .tf8'r1 aiDce beoomlni a member of tlla court in llle6. Heart, Lung Transplant ~ Patient Dies HOUSTON (UPI ) -A 2.month old girl who received tho transplmltod heart and lunge "' -inlant &in· day died l<>day despite cleoperalt el· forts by dootors to revive bar. Mayor Im poses ·Dusk to Dawn · Toledo Curfew DERAILED MONORAI L -Workmen try to cut loooe the first two cars of ooe o! the monorails alter It derailed at HemlsFair in San ~o, Texas, Sunday, killing 1 and injuring 48, 14 seriously. Cause o! tile mishap was under investigation today. HENDERSONVILLE, Tenn. IUPl)- Tbe two oldest som Of singer Roy Orbisoo., left motherless by a traffic mishap two years ago, died when an exp1ordon and fire destroyed tiJeir $150,000 lakeside home saturday t>iglrt. A spokesman at St. Luke's Tnu Children's Hospital said little Debra Lynn Lee suffered a cerdlac arrest and died at 11:40 a.m. The baby ., •• hreathinJ with tile aid of a respirator at the time. Doct.ors could not restart her new heart after it stopped beating. Miu Ttlftal/I America, Btepllanl< ~·ma C1VM, Jt, tot St. Lotdl, uriU crown her IMCcfllOT l'(ov. SO 11' Q. • natic>11G!IV tolm.d J>Gf•••l ln 70!1' 1'9JZ'DO, Ohio !UPI) -A du•k I<> worth. Bh<I 1DiU also pap alonf·I~ ~. W!'few !rep! tile streets clear advic .. whlth wou14: "-fit .,.t Jl/U I lwe. early txJCla,y ofter disturbance_• ·woman Killed in Crash Roy Duane, 11 , and Tooy, 6, were apparently trapped by the names which reduced tbe palatial Swils Chalet style home to blazing rubble wiUrin an hour. Debra Lee received. the heart and both lungs ol a I-day.old baby (irl born with a fatal brain defeat -ttie fint time all three organs has been trans· planted together. Whosit. 1 • ' i 1roc,lried the neer dowutown area Fri- • clay .... 5ab.ird0y nlgtQ. Safet:r Director Qlll<>rtl Qiilnn laid Of HemisFair Monorail Orbison, who has recorded at least a dozen rect1rds that sold a million copies, was returning from a singlng tour in England when the youngsters died. His youngest soo, Wesley, 3, escaped with Orbison's parents:, Mr. and Mrs. Orbie Orbison. She also wu one of the youngea:t recipients among the 45 persons who haw so far received. trBD15Planted hearta. The world's second tram:· plant, De<:. 6, 1967, wu on a 2'h-week· old Brooklyn boy at Maimonides Medi- cal Center at Brooklyn. The boy d1ed 6* hours after tie operatlon·. Herbert Weiner, 75, ~ t~ at 12:~ am. UJe streets were clear. observe his Golden Wl!dding Anni· "It's very quie~" Quinn Mid. versary Dec. 23 • • • alone. He "'lbere ha.Ye been eboot a do1.lell ttre sued for separate maintenance alarms tlCl!:lidJit, but there has been m bis 611-year-old wife, Rose, nodllllgol.,....oo.,.q..,ire." horn be manied In t)onn, Mass., Tue<e ""' no ourfew ariuts, he 1918 Weiner's complaint said oa!d, '"Ibii tlliDg really wwkl." b!i'wll~ was "extremely cruel"; l&lf<!t" ·wtijom J. Enslp impo.ed ~and not only that, but she htid ~ tbO cilrfew, .. tis -•stern Ob1o ~oi of all tile money in tht fari>lly. city of 324,000 to pNNOnt r.,,..U ~ " • ) wld =.'"tt ~y 31!~~ Mrs. W. Fr-*'k Graham, OW• rettl _ 1• of them mlnM. . mqther of e'@lllellst: lilly a.,. 11-~ curfew lrOnt 9 f.m. lo • ham, a_e~ tea ~ Mr. and Mr': .a.m. Wu fSJforced ~~penroos Rich1rd NI.Rn when the preli.denf; undif' 21 yt8r-s 'bi ege~ 'ere not ial nominee vi.sited Charlotte. "The ~ by a perent 'or legal closest we came to talldn pollUc, guordian. was when the Rwsian tn was served." Mrs. Graham, 78, quoted Nixon ao oayin1, "Well ma;yl>ct I should get u1ed to drlnldn& Ru,_ man tea because I ·might have to deal with 1otn1 Rulatans.'' • Tiit U.8. Immigration Snvle< combed orchardf in 1outhcrn Oreoon and rounded up 45 Mexk:on naUonalilt& without vi!al. TM11 toert put on a bus for Uomnore, CaUJ., to be turned OVt'T to bcmUr guard.!. The Mexicans wtre not at all , unhappy with the but ride. Most had IGM&td 4boMt 11 ,400 Lin Uu orchard.I and were oet- ting a tree fidf hOfl'k. • Italian actor Vittorio Oa1smen and French act,..., Jullottt May· niel firrally were going to get mar- ried this month after having a five-year romance and a son, Al~ lnsand ro, now 3. But Gassman's lawyer announced that the couple have separated <!irrevocably." ·' 2 Jf orkmen Fall Into Coffee Vat ! HOBOKEN, N.J. (UPI) -Two wortnioi> at tlls Maxwell H..,.e Co. planl <lisd from apparent scalding Sullday "1len !hoy fell !do a 11).foot deep vat ooolUllng 1 hOt instant cof. lee soludlon. Police said Joseph Domenicb, 26, was swirling a sampling urn from overhead fn the nine·foot Vt'ide vat wten a cbain on the urn became en· taogltd in the buge -·· stir-rill.II blades. · !ft kooned over the edge ·of the tank to free the cb&in but wu CJ\llr'Ciome by the intemt hta~ and tell .Jnto 1111 hot solutioo. His scream l:>rot\,ght a fellow worker, Christopher La'WJ.ess, 40, but Lawless al9o fell in when he tried to reactl 41• frle"'1 wllil • J!OI•· Flrenlen drained lliO ·tank and removed the bodies. SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPl)-A mini· monorail train slammed into' the tail of one ol its mates Sunday at Hemisfair '68, lcilllhg a 65·year-old Minouri woman and injuring 48 other persons. Witnesses said one of the little trains alowed for a curve in the tracks in front o( the Golden Garter night club aod another rammed it, knocking passengen, drivers and train cars 15 feet from the elevated track onto coo· cret.e pav.einent and into a sb'lllow lagoon.· ~-Police uid Emilie Schmldt of Elllville, Mo., died in a San Antonio hoepltal about two houn after the ac· cldent. A total of 4.8 perSOQI were in· jured. i4 "riousiy enoug1' to ~ hos· pttalfzed , Joe Mocre, who manages the Hurricane Edna Builds Up Fast MIAMl (UPI) -' 'Ille Weather Bureau llNdiClted tOday that tropical 1tmm 'Edna would inl>oblY become hunicene Edna by midniglt or early Tuesclay. Officials aaid envtrmm.entai con- ditiom were expected to become more favor.bte today for intecs1flcation of the atorm . In a midnight advisory, the storm w111 located about 1,775 milet east of San Juan, Puerto Rico, near latitude l6.5' north longitude 39.0. Officials said conflicting satellite pictures and ship reports from the vicinity of the storm led them to doubt the accuracy of the position. * * ·* Twisters Slash Wyoming Predawn Rain Soaks Grand l s.land and .H.iU.City Cellfond a $11.1111 -. 1TW;11tty f•lr ._l' """""'"' out &m.1"""'11 Cal!POr1'119 •-' lar '°"" flll ar io. cklucll 11-1i. KMlhern COllJl9t Mtllonl _., frlnce1I I« lo- """''· -· ..... """ 1.4' '·"'· •.• ,_, ftlnt -... . .... ' 1:1• ··""· ••• ,..,., -•••. • ,,,, a.111 .••• .,..... w , ........ n :u11.n .. 11 ,._.. Mllll ......... •,1111.m. l.J ,..... ........... Mft J:• 11.m. --... ·'* ......... •:• '·"'· , . ., .... (),$, SllMI-... TIM!dtl ~I illlt l<r.5 Ml c;,..1 P'lllm Mii ti. Mlt.ilui..f Val- '"' ,...., ltl9t' _,..._ 1irwck ""' Dlketl• tflll w.,_1111 lwlil9.,. ~ ..... """' .... "" .... -· ttl 1111 -'"" Mir .t h MIMll S-1111'1', -1111 "*"" ........ In ... Ott •twttt. .,.. ~ "*' In .,..,.._, ...... "' . .....,..... -· .. ~-it. .......... U.1, """*' ...,_., ..... 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'° M " .. ... monorail system that encircles the 92. acre fair complex, said shortly after llbe &ccldeat he did not know what cau1ed tbe mishap, but be was sure it was not a brake failure. "Tbty are electrRi disc brakes," he said. "I camot believe they coold· have falled." The mlnl-moncrall trains Were back in full operation ~thifi h~ af\er ~ accident occurred . 'Ibe lnc1dent waa the tecODd ier.lous mllhap 111Yo1Vin('1nju!I•~ in l••t ~ .... five JlUflhs •cl't~'fll"~One person was seriously injuted earlier this yeac when an amusement ride car ripped tree and ilammed into a potj.. The singer's wife was killed two years ago when the motorcycle she was riding slammed into a pickup ~k in nearby Gallatin, Tftm. Don Hosea, 31, a singer W'bo former- ly recorded With Ortlson, quoted the children's ~ather as saying an explosion pr9ceded the fire .. The elder Orbison said' young Wesley had just come from a dowortatr1· den and reported. bb brotben 1'efe using 11g11>ea nlati!be• I<> ignit. the llJll"llY lrom an Bfl"Ojpl "'°""''. "The next thinl he smd he knew," Hosea related. "was that the whole house wae on fire." The operation on Debra. Lynn, daugh- ter Of Mr. and Mn. William Lee ot Huffsmitb, Tex,, took half an .hour Sunday. I A hospital spokesman saJd the Lee bel>y was admitted to the hoopit.1 Aug. 31, suffering frooi "heart failure and with eOema fiuid in the hmp." ''A speclil study of ,the heart reveal· ed. a complicated birth defect with total a&enee of walla betweea bl up.. per and lower chamben (~ tile heart),'' the spokesman sraid. Merit badge / he's earned it. Bein&• Oat Comp•rly tervicem.n i1 no •••Y Job. You have to be abt. to help cuttom•rt in a number of,.,.,., from adju1d.n1 an appliance to ad..SC:e oe bow to teal the mo1t flavor into a 1teak. Our 1ervicemen are well ~~ed for th.tit Job. They )i.aft to be. We'll an investor-owned company. And mn1tor otmenhlp la like ba'rin1 two eiipJoywa. You have to 1ati1(y cu.1tomen, the people "'ho rely On our 1.ntc., ~belnc <!ffi.cient. Aod you have to be em.cltnt toutlafY your ownen. For~ th• peO ple who Ihnat in our bu1inet1 and mah the aerric• pollible. t Thit me1n1 we work herd all the dma 19-.I•• tbe be1t po111b1-1enice, at re•sonable ratea. Investor ownenhlp ia that untra atep"-why we hue 1ervicemen who are extra courteou1 and 11dllful. •• well •• beln.1 •mdenL - It'• the rea1on w• loolt for economle1 in every way poulbte and 1'aft been able to reduce 1u rates sis time• ln the I.alt. 6n ,...,.. • And, when we can aerve you well and make • PIOAt. tbat maba .....ryone ha.PP)'". For thait'a bow•• •lmY In bt11IOM1. I .... ,.... ... ~If IAl'I •. ... ~ ... ·-00. t OCf, IJ --rr l\tll ...... Mli. •ll-flcM" ..,. lllniwli ~ l -~ _, w ........ :; ' .. . ~-~~~~~~~~-4~r~~~~~~~~--'~~.~~~~~b- • ; 1 · I' I .J --···,..-. .............. , ~~~--....~~----;;;:;;;:;;--:....---: .... ~':"""~~~~ .... ~~~~~~ .... ~ ....................... ~~ .... ~ ................ ~~~~--... ~ ........ '"!' ......... "'!" ................... '!"'~ .... ... .-·. -. ·,,,..-,...,__.,,...w,.+'""" ...._ ...-.. ~..-.-..,,.-, ........ ,, __ .,~.,. •• ~., -··....1"'~ •·•· .,. ...-......... -•" r ~' ' ........ '--• •• .•·---.··•,'·.•.·•··.•-··•fl,..'" . . . r-• r ...---...----,,-,_--• r P' r • ,-r r _ 1 • '"'• r--,---........ ,,,....., r .• .• • •-'• • ...-, •-·-.,,··.~·,, ......-.-~ --•., • ~ -. Moon Simulated on Earth Novel Simulator Duplicates Gravity of Lunar World If be tried normal walking, a carbQn arc 1 p o t l l 1 h t auapended 1n a harnen. Tbe trainer, the l1llted mu. can his feet would ju.st paw the suspended from 1 er .... 11'1 coble '-"' llvNl>tbl ol forget 1bout 1111 inblem• I ground because be could not powerful beam tn.iDI them hll ~t Tbe other-ilxtll, and concentrate OD what be develop enough tracti~n to to work 1n the hanb tunllibt wantl to do." move himfflf. Ud deep lhldnws ol the whlell lop support. 1' Rlibl ..,. •OClnffrs are ·II he wants to turii moon. l'bat bo would •ollb ou the ·fiW., the trllner• Ill llnal around, the moon uplorer The other trainer was ~b; m0Ve1 ~ .... ,down •. ~~tou~;· Johobnuloodn 't•ldt will probably make a short d~llgned by Haiold Johnson ...... Jluvnaui.. 1 t a r d l backwards, forward, around kln ut ... 1 •• 1 .. ln It spring into the air an P vot of the manned spacecraft _ the device moves 1rith wor I 0 "•-"J By EDWARD K. DeLONG like an acrobat turning on a center's ntght crew support him automatically. Because byotbe end otbef thewtllyeorh. lo UPI Space Writer trampoline. Less graceful, division. It duplicates lunar of the frictionless alr bear· nt area y ave perhaps, than the athlete gravity, u well as the practice a lot II cettiD.1 back s PACE c ENT E R, because of the bulky suit, sunlJibt l'hd terrain. ings and • tervo-drtve on their feet after they fall Houaton -That f I r a t but easy enough after some Wi.th th.LI tr 8 1 0 e r , mech•~!!:11", be does. not fee11 1 down. Runr Jn the trainer •• ~naut on the moon may practice. the tr~er 1 presence. have shown th.la to be one of uu astronauts can "walk on the really is like walldng on the th t ~~ want to start his hlatoric NO ATMOSPHERE moon" right at home Jn e wors · p1vun:ms fot a visit by leaping 10 or 15 feet moon. man wearing a pressure off the ground. He could, Since the moon bas Do at· Houston. They can bound, BEND AT WAIST suit, which bendl well at the t lf th rul ll ed It mOtphere, sunlight 1triking: jump and fall -just like "-but not --wen 11 the oo, e ea a ow · it U; not diffused and cteatea they wW do ln real moon Johnson hooked me into lhJgh ·-.1 They do not. sbarply.4e0ned inky black gravity -so when they the contraption, which fore-.,....:,_ He'll probably b au n c e shadows on the pock-mark· really 1b-oU the lunar seas it ed :ne ta stand bent slightly iue weight he cln'ies down the ladder from bis ed lunar surface. ~•--•n m t str rr at the waist like the arouod (bis suit and '~ "'' w no seem so &Dae. backpack) is about white Apollo spaceship two be a famlliar sight. So wW Johnloll'il trainer occuple' spacesuit ltaelf does, and run1s at a time, feet the velvet black sky with a uttle black~ftlled room 20 told me to take a step. 1 equivalent to hb: own weight together. n·s easter that pinpciint stars and the gJQw· teat long, 14 feet wide and 75 sprang four feet into the air · · h· ~e ~~:U someo~e waH!y., first stroll -·oss the ing • tilue-brown ball of the !:i /;~&. Spoc· :J~r ·~~~~ , fi.: ~:~e:~~1;.P~ised , about , ?,.~t'1th1S10~~ iolobeo at:i~8/ob ........ full earth. th .. i... .. tn• or e IUY &e up even reddish-gray moonsctipe is Should he fall, the lunar e .-..........,, 1unllgbt of the A Jittle practice, b~wever, with practice." likely to look like a explortr can catch himself moon. • made things much e1,1ler. It kangaroo's hopping. That, on one finger. He wOuld fall EARTH ft.IODEL wa1 fun, like a real-life slow • -OAJLV PILOT or a slow-motion run, turns feather-soft, like a slow-mo-At the aa:me end of the mbtion movie. .The key to I Czech Deni'es out to be the best way to tion movie. A good pushup the whole thing, Johnson 1 · MOON WA~KE.R .._ Engineer in space suit flies into air with push of his feet travel on foot in the weak would put bhn back on his room ar~ two other lights said 11 practice -even (lei!) d d lunar gravity _ one sixth feet in most cases. lunar explorers will gaze on m~ necessary for a man Fleemg" Nati"o an carnes camera an moon exploration tools (right) during teat of that of earth. · -a full-she model. .of the ' w &ring tb b:ulty.· Qit t D lunar gI{lvity chamber which duplicates what astronauts arc expected to tlnd. pr~ad~==~~~~ c~ ~ooo:Jandinr craft ind the ~ ~'The m!'t ttm~:S::c::it a 1 STANFOR , Novel ,gim~cks m:ake it possible to duplicate the moon where man weighs WON'T WORX fidence, even though no one disc >Of· the full earth. The man in one-Sixth gravity D (UPI) -Dr. only Q.t>,e-s of his earth weight. Earth-type walkiitg will has walked on the m~n yet, earth -act u a lJ Y a with a pressure suit on , he Jan ~e.in, a Czecboslovak:O --b--d_,.j--,..,.,..---CJ-.----"--P-1------""----,,_,--_---- not work on the moon. because of some unique photograph ~en in color eouldn't stand up ..... couldn't scientist, Tuesday denied a . e ence asses anned ' Clad ln his bu 1 k y training . devices at the from spac~ -ts taped over keep his balance-," Jobnlon 1 report by Japanese police .· : GITTING UP moonwalking suit and wear~ · Houston Space Centef~ a f1<>od light 10 1it dows said. U .this bad been on the 1 that be had defected to tile Novice d o g obedience &od 21 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lig a backpack which con~ One of these is a replica of r.eallstically when room moOn lnatead of in the United States alter the cluses a.re' scheduled to in otficts at tile Costa Mesa NIGHT$ MAUS MAllY tains oxygen tanks and a the lunar surface more.than lights are fumed out and on-trainer, the first ruoonwalke.r . be&in Sept. 24 for Costa Ci . Center Ra OLD radio. Ute average astronaut 100 yards in diameter. Here ly the fake sun ~shining. would have startec! out by Soviet lnvuion of bis coun· Mesa dog owners, at the Te ~ Tuesd&y ntm.. classes ~~~~ ~.!: ,: 1 would dress out at about 334 astronauts, dressed 1 0 The Ooor of this long, nar-fallin& Oat on his f8ce. try. Wlnkle Park base bell dla· 6"' tttl ten1e and 1!el"'IGll9 trom rr..::i pounds on earth -100 .row chamber is ma\ie like Klein, ot the Institute ol mood aea, according to the -from 6:30 to 7:30 for !~~n~~. 0~~1 ~~ "~=-pound.a: of his own weight, a moonwalking suits, prac:tic;e the lunar surface, along the P~tTICE VITAL Experimental Biology and Costa Mes a Recreation children and 7:45 to 8:45 for •lttp and hav• ~~~...,.,i: 54-pound suit and a !ID-setting 0 u t experiments, ceiling rµn.s a long track '1t'S o~vlous that the sub-. Deparbnent. adults -include heeling, :~~ r:;~~4&°s\.EJ( uM.U,. 11rlna• pound backpack. taking pictures and stepping which supports the tr·'-er Ject's ability goes up very Genetics in Prague, arrived Retrlrtration for the 10 automatic sit recall stand r11axtn1 eointort by eurbllll t~~."" over or around craters. aw h 1 1 h ti ,, In g•--~ A 30 ·•-t f>"' ' ' . ' 1nr 1trma In lll:ld 11rtne and q111,_" On the moon, with the on frictionless air bearings. s arp Y w t prac ce, ._'-'Vl" ug. il.lwr a· week cOUrse, with a fee of and pteparatory exercises tuln1rpetn.OetCYSTEX1t4"l1~ same suit and gear, he'll UNDER SPOTLIGHT A cable comes down to Johnson said. "By his se· tending an lnternatlonaJ con-$15 will be taken Sept. 19 for the American Kennel · weigh only 55 earth, pounds. At night, theY wor.k under hold the astronaut, who ts coiid or third time ln the gress in genetics ln Tokyo. fr~ 6 t-o 8·p.m. and Sept. 20 Club. -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I A compiete set of qualitY silverplate I can now be yours. · ' .... Here's 1 beautiful bonus for those who open-or add to-1 Full Senice Sarinp Accoant at United States National Bank. YOll' Jlnt IN 1t1m ........ II FNI wbep youdeposlt$501n 1 U.S. National FuU Servioe S.vinpAccoat Eoeh / adcfitionllploco..aitJa>11aanly$2.75 (includes llkl tu) ••• pluu$50depolll to your uvinp. Side ...,....,111o be purdlued to.complolo,_ IC!of dill beautiful siM:iplaala tlltlovd7 "Flowertime" plllm-oa uc1..m dolip at U.S. Natlonll bJ 0..lda Ltd. Sllvcnmbha. ' . ' r--·····-~---···················-~ : famous PBt:ipils tram famous cities! : I El Rancho continues to bring you interesting meals from around 1 I the world, with recipes from. famous cities, where food is an art! 1 L--··••••••••••••••••·~---~••••••~ "'"::"- -Tho Pla111I'Ound of the Eaat ••• where hotel• ileam in the brilliance of the clear 1unlight .•. and where c!ininli bu beconMo an event to look forward to .• ~and to be remembered. Try our free Miami recipes thia week •• , and know the joy of good eating! IG II~ or •• ,, Hearts of Palm ............................ 79< Ex.Ott~t <tet 'oUr'reclpe for this unique treatt.,. 14. oz. ·an .Mazola Oil ...................................... 59< .. -. ' . Quart size ••• pure corn oil !or aalads or cooking! Mushrooms ............................ 4 • s1oo Brandytrino , , • l!ernJ ond piecu ••• 4 oi. Clll , • ~Pompan_o ~:-.~1.· .. ~ 49~~-· A delicacy from_ the deep ••. get our recipe ••• or use your owul P k. Ch · 89c1 or ops.......... "' Center cut from lean, tender loin1 , .. try "Pork ChOPI Flori· dlan," and be sutpriaed at how delightful this old favorite can bel • Fruit. Salad ............ 89c1 Fresh fruit from Kraft , •• in a 2 lb. jar to preaerve flavor! Avocados .......... 3 : 5100 Hau variety o. , smooth buttery texture for utiafaction! Cucumbers ........ 2: 15c1 . Crisp, cool ••• for 1alad1 lhAt. have that •pocial appesl 1 Pt1.ce1 iw. •ffttt &t GU •t~rtl M°"", Tvu., Wed., Sqt.16. l'I, 18 AIWIA: S:unset & Kuntirctoo ,Dr. IEl.-:ho ·een1eri PAS.llllllk 320 West Coloncio Blvd. • SOV11I PASADENA: Fremont & HIUl!in&tn O!. HUWTINtTIN IEA,U: Warner 1nd Alaonquin Oust East of HtJntilll1mt Hartlou!) ~ llAat 2727 Newport 8lvd. • 2555 Easlblurt Dr. (Easlllluft Vrlllp Catllr) . ' ... .~ - • " ~· ,. • • ' . • I ' • ' • ' l. I • • • • • -. l • • l l r • ' • ; • I ............... ~,. .. J.. OAll Y 'II.OT . .... _.~-..... -.... ,, .-. -" . ,· McDonnell Signs Pact For Work on Airbus LONG BEACH -Md>on· nelJ Douglu Corp. and FUsbt Safety, Inc., ID- nounced Friday In New York they bave algped a long term contract which provides that McDonnell D o uila• tnstruetor-pllots, and pilot personnel o f Beach center since March Jtlll. Flllht Safety, Inc., Is entarcma its Long Beach facility to provide apecJa1 cluarocum, briefiae rooms, and installation area for the DC-Ul prosram. purebasers ol the DC-10 .. --------aircraft wW train tn Flight Slfety, lnc.'s new DC-10 1imulator. To be lnslalkd at Flip! Finance Briefs I ' ' ' t' Safety'• Long Beach faclll. ty, delivery ol the siJ:-uts, '2.5 million DC-10 AJrbus &imulator ii scheduled to coincide with the first flight or the DC·lO aircraft in August 1970. SAN JUAN (UPI) -J. C. ln-Uigh Gear LEGAL NO'l1CE Purchased by Flight Safe- ty from Conductron Corp., the DC-10 simulat!Or is the first to be ordered and is one of the largest slmulators ever to be built. The·DC-10 simulator will join the DC-9 simulator which has been opeN:tionat at Flight Safety'• Long Viejo Office Set by Firm c•1tTll'ICAT• 011 •UJiNau. Downey Savings and Loan 111CT1ttoUs NAMI • As90Ci&tion plans to build a T1lt Uf'ldt"'ltMll clDlll cettlfl/' M 1• -'----lo. d.<L...a at La p ""°1,. , 11us1,.1 11 S20.S eruct ''*°'"'· new ..,, o:uu1 uu-"'""" az ~ ... di. C•llfDmll, \lflOtr IM fie-Road and tile Santa Ana nn-nrm -or DON l'OITl!ll:S Fr · Mi ' V' j SALl!I .,,. INTERIORS •NI flllf .aid eew.y tn BSlOn 1e o. fl.rm " ~ or n.. follow!,. --. Completion of U. tern- .,_ -In full •NI l'lfOI or raldtl'let 11 .. t11nowa: porary structure ia .chedul- DONAl.D L FOSTER ol no5 •run eel for Oct I T h c.._1. H~ a..c11. c1ntom11. • • e o.t111 a.i.mw u, ,,.. permanent structure is still C>Of<IAl.0 L FO$TER '--l_.,. I d si. .. o1 C•t1toml1. or1n11e County: ue.u•i; P anne . Oii Stpt1mber ll, lffl, btf<>J'9 mt. I Not•,,. P'YMlc 1n '"" for .. 1c1 s11tt. LEGAL NonCE "'"°"''""'•-Nd DONALD L. FOSTERl--c=:===:""'""===--1 II-'° me to " fill -'°" '!Ul>oM' c••TllllCATI! 011 eu11N•ss. MfM 11 IUblcrlbld IG lt1f wlllll/I I,.. F1CTITIOUS tllAMa 1ku!Mf'I ..W •4noWledeM ht l:llt<:u!N Tht urod.,1l•Md dllft ~t1!ty lie It con- .. -··-V. Ult dud!"' • bullllhl •I llS fut 1"" Str...,t. COii• Mn-. C1llforftl1, Vro.dl1" 1111 llc- Holl,,. P'ubllc<&1ifom1• llflOlll lll'fll Mme ol !11 eEST SIGN PffllelN1 Office In COMPANY (2) tAY I US INES S ~,'Tem~ Eul..., SERVICES •ncl Ille! uld tll"l'll l1 COM- NMCI' ol !tie followlnt "''°"· whoM P'ubl!J:srcll~~:nCMft 0.llY l'llot, ::ii:n~ fllll INI l'lltu ol ,_I~ II •1 S.!Wfnbtl' H, rt. :at •NI Oclabtr 7, Rl(HARD £. NICHO\.S, m Setoor1 1'61 1"""' RMd. CG1t1 Mn•, C11ffor!'ll•. LEGAL NOTICE 5"otfl!\l>tr \l, 1He. ttlCHARO E. NICHOLS ----------~--ISl•t. ol C•fltcn11t, °"'"''County: C•ll.TIP'ICAT• Ofl' SUSIN•SS, On SeP!Mlber 13, 1'611, bttoJ'9 rne, • l'!CTITIOVS NA.Ma Notll)' P'utlllt In 11\C! for u ld S!,I!, TM' under1l1ned dO ctrttfY' tt.11 Ille¥ •t• --llY •-rid IUCHARD E. (Oftduclll'lt • tMnlMll I'! 101 Abllont NlCHQLS known to me tc be th• Ht'SOl'I Av....,., a111!ooo hl•nd, NtwPOrt a,.ai. wlwls• n•m• 11 Wblctlbl:d IO lllt! within C•Hfor!'ll•. under !ht fl Cll!IOlll firm Mme IMlrullltl'll •ro.d •tlcnowltdttd ht UKV"" ol l.OUllET WINGllltT L0U8ET •NI !Mt l'M MPM, Mid firm !1 ceml'Ottd o1 !lie IOllowl"' (Ol'FICIAL SEAL} ,,._ wi-ntrMI tn full •NI 1lolet1 Jo1ftlh E. D•vll of rnld.etlel 1rt" fl:lllowl: Notti)' Publlc<1111orn!I JEAN ,, LOU81!T, 101 AbtlolM 1'r!nclP1! Off'I~ In .-.-, ••!bot l1ltnd, C1llfornl1, Or-• County JUDITH W. LOUtET, 1!17 AlllloM M~ Comml111on 1!11.11Jr" A¥9,, e1111M, litlnd. C1lllotftl1, JUM 2\, lf10 01Nd 11 WtemW 1'61 Publ!sllecl Or•"'lt CNst D•!iY P'!IDI, JEAN F. LOUBET SePlfmbl<' 1,, U. :IO •nd Oclobllr 1, JUDITH W. LOUIET lHI lff74. St.t. or C:.llflltf!FI, Or1nt11 COIPlty: On SM>t..,..., II, lHL t..lor. ""' • LEGAL NOTICE Hot1rv P'\Jbllc: In •PW! for uld St•k,l-----~-,,,,..------1 ptl'IOMllY ·-•red JEAN F. LOUBl'T T·Jtl16 •nd JUDITH W, l.OU8ET k.nown IG rM MOTICf TO CltEOITORl to be' lhoi H,_ ~ l'llllMS lhllv SUl'llltlOR COUltT Cl' THI: wl>Wlbecl te lht within IMINrMlll ,,,. STATI 01' CALll'ORNIA l'O• •dlllft'le6ied fMY tXKlll'td fl!& 11m&. TMI COUNTY 01' ORA.N'OI HELOA G1150N N1 . ..._...111 Hot1,.., l'lll:lllc-Olltornl• E1t.t. ol LOREN E. COOKE, DecNI· l'rlllCIHI Office Jn fd. °''"" CoYnl'J' NOTICE IS HIRE8Y GIVEM tt 1111 MY C...,rnlulOfl EXPltB Cr«!llOl'l ol Ille •Kvl """" ~nt HOY. 26, ltft ""' 111 •tlOM lllvl .... Cl•lfl'lll M•lntt tlWI P'llllh....., Or1n111 Coli! D1llV P'llol, ulcl d~nl ,,.. .._lrld lo flle ll\lrn, S...ttmbtf' 11. n. 30 •rod Ottobtr 7, with Ille _,,. \IOUCf!tra. "" lhll Mfl« lHI lnMI M l'M cllr'lr. of lhll ,....,. 111tl!IM -.rt, et -------~~,.---•lie Prtlllll !Mm, Wtt1I !ht -Ml)' LEGAL NOTICE ~ lo 1111 Unffrllsned •I fllt ottlct -------------\or MHl!k•n. Monloorn•rv a Oi.fwn. ffl E•st ~ SltHI, P'1ud11M, C•llfornl• •A• flJ ftl01. wllldl 11 .... pllQ ol 1>\111""' " IUlllltlOlt COURT Off THI !tit t,1Nltr1!1Md 1~ •II '"'"'" Ht1•1ftln!I STATI Off CALl~llNIA 110• 10 thl qt1te of tald de(f'Cknl, wllftln tlM THI! COU~TY Off ORANCJI 'l>OnlhS •"-• fl'ot fltll p11bllc1tlon or 11111 Nt. Dff11 ooll«. SUMMONS D1ted S.ltmbe'r I, lffl (0.n•r•I) Ectlth M. Cooke PATRICIA L. LA Nl-1AM, Pllln!ltf VS. E•K11lrhr ol !hi Wiii of llUS5ELL L. LANHAM, OM..W•~I. 1M •bcWt 111<Md illeUndelll THE l'EO,.LE OF THE STATf OF MILLIKAN, MOHTGOMllllT & CALIFOllN\A, OUl'SON T• tr.. •bc>Y9 nll'MCI Oeftl'M:l•nl: NI fMI Or-st ..... Penney Co. opens ita fir$l Puerto Rican store and the largest llore In tht com· inonwealth today in the Hato Rey District of San Juan. The 278,IXIO square foot tbree·atory store iS in tbe lOQ.acre pla!a Las America.. '"'°Pl'ing c:onter. Ford lntroduc~s New Lines WASHINGTON (UPI) - International B a n k of Washington has bought Tico Associates, Inc., of Decatur, Ga., and J. B. McCrary Co, and J . B. Mccrary Engineering Corp. of Atlan- ta. Tico was bought for an undisclosed am<>unt of stock and the Mccrary en- teq>riseis for cash. The McCrary firms , purchased through Tico will be com- biil.ed. Both companies specialize in scientific and techn.icaa contract services. TORONTO (UPI) c.arradi.an Breweries, Ltd., will close iU Dow Brewery in Quebec City next spring and supply the territory from it.a Montreal brewery. A new warehouse will be establil!hed In Quebec City. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) -Boeing Co.'s Vertol division has obtained a $7.1 million additloo to a Navy contract to supply helicopters. LOS ANGELES (UPI) Norris Industries, Inc., has obtained a $9.2 million Army contract to supply rocket Launchers. l)ETROIT (UPI) -Ford Motor Co. obtained a $6 million Army order for trucks. By CARL CARSTENSEN Of Ille 01»y ...... ,,,,, Ford Di~c:ci pas~ter cars for 1969 are highlighted by new Ford and Mustang lines which include a new performance o r i e n t e d Mustang Mach I, a lw:ury Mustang Grande, n e w Fairlane Cobra, new engines and more comfort and coo· venience across the board. John N·aughton, Ford Motor Co. vice-prefildent and divi'sion g e n e r a I manager said "Our 1969 Ford is an all new car from the completely redesigned body to the new interior and light cockpit iootrument panel. "Mustang is all new and economy, high performance and luxury are all available in the Fairlane lineup this year." FORD'S !I MODELS, with longer and lower ex· teriors and a wider stance for better handling, alao feature a new instrument panel, an energy absorbing frame aOO new engine op..._ tions. XL and LTD models feature a new front end highli'ghted by a headlamp grille. Hardtops and convertibles have ventless side glass and the station wagoo's Magic Doorgate, an original with Ford, can now be opened with the window up. The LTD and Country Squire station wagons come with 302 c.i. V..S 220 hp engine as standard equip- ment. All other models INVESTMENT COURSE Conducted by EDWARD McNARY Allied Member New York Stock Exchange FIYI WEEKLY SESSIONS (Condensed from Mr. McNary'• current 12 week course at U.C.L.A.) Monday Ewlftl•9S-7:00·9:00 p.m. Septomb1< 23, 30 & October 7, 14, 21 Island House, Fashion Island Newport Beach (Compllmentary Admission) EDWARD McNARY, Gener•I P•rtnet 0. H. Bl•ir & Company Members New York Stock Exchange New York and Los Angell'I feature & 5tandard 150 hp aix-cyllnde.r engine a.s • atan- dard. -n,..-429 cubic lncb v.a, In· troduced on t.be '68 T-Bird, is an added performance op- tion. MUiStaog it 4 inches longer and about half an inch lower and wider this year. TllE THREE VETERAN models are joined by two new addition,, for '69. The Mll<h I, a i..tbaek design performa.oee model, i s available wiUl an optional 33.l hp 428 c.i. cobra Jet Ram .Air engine. The Grande is a super tuxury model with custom c a r touches inside and out. Outside, Mustacg features a new grille and the new styl· ing is a very noticeable. Inside, there is a 4-pod in- strument panel set dire<::tly in !root of the driver. The oar also contains more welcome hip, shoulder and rear leg room as well as more room to enter the rear seat pas se nger com- partment. Fairlane's 16 ~ls in· elude the Fairlane, 500, Torino, Torino GT , and the new Cobra. All models have new grille and tail lamp design. New optiOl'IL"l on t h e Thunderbird include an elec- trically powered sunroof, an electrically heated b a ck window and other ornamen- tation changes. Two.door Landau models provide a Air West Yw ......... ~ d!r~lld "' IPPIH •NI l'HHMI,. c ......... f11tl 1.uw.r 1111 wr!fllll COIT\Jlltlnt or lhll Ttl: tU: l"H.tlll ·-Mlnlld Plll1111n lllfO 1n l'M •btw A"-"""' .... l11.tc\lf'1• r=~=====================~='I fflfmlll ~ tn 1111 •bov11 111tlli.d •cl1on "ubllllled 0••"" CN•I O•!f'f ,.!lot. bfoltlhl "'t"'I l'flU tn uld C01jf1, wlll\ln S.ltfnber f. 16, r.I, JO. IKI 1-... T!H 4'Y1 llftlr lfll llr\'lct on 'Ol.I or 111111---:"'::;;,,-;-7.'.;,::=:=----I '"'""'°"" II terwd wtlll 11111 •bovt n.....W LEGAL NOTICE ~ty, et' within THlllTY lllV• If tervtdl-------------11 •!MWMl'lt, .. • .... -You,.,. 1111'.W ..itfled 111111 unles1 VOi.i HOTICI ro CalDtTOlltS "° ..,..., Ind ,,,._, n lll Plllnllff will IU,f.l:IO• COUlllT OP THI 11tt 1"'""*'1 I« •ll'f _.... or d1,...1n ''' c , dmw..w.d "' "" wrlll!'CI comPlllnt II I • 01' ALI ORMIA 1'011: 1rlll"9 ,,_ contnd, or wl!I tlPiY tc Ille THI! COUNTY OP 011,AHOI IQ. .... 7U cout1 for •nv olhe• ,..lief ffmlllllM Jn IM E1i.t1 ot &AOIE FRIEDMAN •II• SYD ¥er!llM:I comPlllfll. FtlllEOMAN, Oece11ed. O•!Wd Ml¥ 10. IN1, NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN lo ll!tl fSEALJ crec111or1 or "" 1t>Gv1 n•rned dtndtnl W. I!, IT JOHN, (.letll "''' '' •• , ,., "" tllr It. M, L!L\.EY, Dftlu!Y Clefli:. ' ..,_ ... v"" c .. "" "llNI JOMN c. SALYf.111 uld dK1111nt ,,.. r ... ullW to fllt !'Mm, *' W-"'"" on... witti 11111 MUuarv vouchtn, 111 1r.. office "'-""' ._II. c.•i.tfll• or the ~lt•k ol 11111 1t>Gv1 ..,1111-d C011rf. or ......,., ........... lo ""'"n! ltwm, w!lll lhe necn111rv A'*""' ,.. l'Wllffff voud'llrs, 111 lhe undlr1lgned •I lllt office• l'ubH..._. °"'"" CN1I D1ltv Piiot ol "11 """'"""'" WEllMAN & DRl!ISEH, ~lw<nbtr t, 11. n. JO, 1"9 1512..i '22' $unset S!Yd .. suite ~u. Lo. """'1*', C1!1fol'nl1 toelff. wlllch II Ille •II~ of LEGAL N0'11CE 111111,... or lllt u,,,,_nl1ned 1n 111 ..,.n.r. Ptrltlnlno tio lllt tlltfe or Mid decedtn!, ------,.==------lwtlhln 111< rnon!hi 11ter llle t1r1l ftllbllC.• P'-tlJSS 111111 of 1n1i notleol. Cl!lltTl,ICATI Oii CORl'O•ATION POR D•led SIP!t'mbtf' I. 1 ... Tll:AHUCT!ON 01' IUllN•ss UHOI• Jest E. Frltdm•n lllCTITIOUS NA/lllif. ..-,. J"*t l'rlf<cl"'ln THE UNDERllGNEO CORl'Oll!ATION EirKVte>r ot tr.. Wiii don ""'"""' (lt1lfy "'91 II 11 conduc:llnt t "' ti. •bc>YI M~ dtcedMI buslnen loct!M •I lfMI S. H1mll!On, WllSMAN t, DlllSIN. Torr.nee. •nd 0.-•"" Cou..tr, c.111orn11. ""-""'"Al Llw, tlfllltf' rM 11c11n-n.,,. "'"" "' '"' SllllMt •Ml •• "°""' 4H P'SYCLONE ENTER,.lllSES, INC, 1nd L• ... _.._ ttMfllrltl1 MNt "'91 Mid firm It ....,,......, of lftt !bib*· TILl (tlll ,,._..,. 1.,. c:orllOl'•llon, ""*' Pl'lnclHI ,11n ol Attw_,. l'W 1-..ter but.I-11 II follows : l'lltlllll'lld Otl"'ll C.0.•I 01liY 1'11ol l'SYCl.ONE EWTERP'l11E5, INC., S.ttmMr t, 11. 13, 30. IHI 1571_...j IS!I Wntcwtf Ortvs, surte :KIO. N-•l'-'-'-=C,::.c=,.::c::=:_-_::_=11 e .. d'I. c.1-..11. Pr111(1,..1 •i.e.-. o1 LEUAL NOTICE tlu1IM111 1"40 S. H1mllfon, Ttrr1...ce, c.ntorn11. •nd t•l•Dll.........,t 11 ........ 111------::::::::-------11 "Tlw 8Mk/• I <:enc.rf tnd ,.n« IKlll• P'•ltTU "'· wllldl 11 "" ..,.1n '""' fl/ tM ODt· <••,•.,111~1,,off •vs•"••• -•Hall. .,_,. ""' Mlflll WITNESS 111 111t1111. tlllt tl1t lllY ot THf UNOfll:ll<lNl'O ... htlWy AutVfl, THI ~lfTo' lMf M'lft' "'' aflduUf"' • .......... P'SYClOHE l!HTERl'ltlSES, INC S-ly butlMN tt Tu.et Mll11 Stfflt, J.tMl!'S SUll:ll:OUGN ' HUftllrltfoll IJM<,ll. C1llfotnl•, u ..... 1'1t 11,_'""" '1d1tloul "'"" Nllftt et STANOARD KENDALL ltA1NI •!AVTY ITO.f lflf tt.t M141 ""'" !1 v ie. P'r•ldlnt _...,...... fll l'M tollowt"' --. Wl'IOtl W1l.Ll.tM ACK!• "'""" 111 full •nd •t.cn or rwl.,._ ,,.. ""' Vice P'Alldlnt .. '91-., fll-wll: WALl.ACI: L. /llllTCHl!Ll. 11 ll:VTM 1.. MALLEY, SSlt MtlUl!lnt. I.e. .,,. "T,..I. L-... di. Ctllfornlt. ITATI OP' (Al.ll"O•NIA ) l'fLVIA I:. MUNN. 1m 0-.1• St •• COUNTY Oii Lot AHOf.Lt:I ) .. Hun""-... 9Mdl. C•llforfllt, Oii tflll 1111 .. fl/ A-1. A.O. , ... , WITNESI _. hlllft rti/1 $1t1 lllY or ........ ,..., • ,.....,.,. ~ "' .,,. ""' s.. ...... ' , .... .... """"' Mii Jiii• ..,_11¥ -•uTH L. MALLIY --~~ SYl..VIA I . MUNN .... ,... ~s au•-· ltl!NOAU. ITATI Of' CALIP'OlltHIA ~lift. W!Lll.AAill Aatlllt. -WAl.l...loCI L.. ¥JtatfU.. II, ._ tt COUNTY Of' Oll:AHG! I " -._ .. tllt ........... \'let ~ ~ THtl Ith •r fl/ ~. A.O. ... -- ·' -----,,., ~ -. ""'""" M.. c-.• -·-T '._. ,_.,.,., P'Ulllk Ill 91111 ,.,. h Miii ~ -flf ,.. ~ .., ~ Mill "'"' ,...,.. "*""""· *IY -... .... ........ -......... '""' .... Mill --llY ..... ,., WWWNf Pl• ~ ............... ll:UT!i L. Mo\l.LIV __,. SYLVIA !. ..... ,. .. ,.., Wdfl; c.wwl!119 ... .-.VNN ......... -.... h -- ClllM .. ·-........ -~ .. ""wlltllll COl',.ICIAL l!All IMll'\lfWll, .... ._, 11 r tit '"' ""'t ~ Cftlf'J'l""'A, t.--... i ..... -· ,....,.., l"llMl:Ollfilr'lllf IN Wft'ff1:11 WMlll:IOI". I Mow .,.,.. ~I~ !fl ._ Mf""" .._. .... .tffl...i ll't'I' "'1kl1I -'"""' -· .. .,. ..... ,_. Ill "'" (111tflclle Mt c.. ......... ....,.. """ ..... _,""" fM.«N "n/1, ~J'l..au. ICW,IC~.:,.u~ C- "'"'"'"' ~ P'wb~JHtr'fll• !JM .....,. Clrlw k -..... ~ Oflltt In .............. ~ or..,..'-"' T.-Mr °""""•JOll ~ ~ or.-c..i 0.1"' .._. Mir 11, ,.,, ..... ,.. ... n. • """ ~ '· ,......... °"'... C-1 o.I~ ,.!-.t, I.. ,.., .. kt:la 4 .. h t. 1,_ It. & 1.. 1~ how thrillY are you when you borrow money • • Southern California Thrift & Loan specia lizes in personal, business and Trust Deed loans ••• Stop in today and !te how we can solve your imme. diate money problems from depend • able funds available right now. The Thrifty way can save you money. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA THRIF1' & LOAN J11J Cut JM St .. to.ti Miu ..... 6'45 S045 1359 Wllslllrt llYd., Lot A1111l1t ••• 6$)-t2l0 New Investors CHICAGO I UP !) Finoncler Vlclor Nemerolf heada a group of !nyqton who have bou&ht a 44 per· c~ OX1tro1lin1 iottrest tn Petroleum Resourcts Corp. of Salt Lake aty from Camp Bird, Colol--.lo, • sub!lldlary ot Fede. r a I RMourcca Corp. ol Salt ,_Lake at,. Petro J e um urlllium "'~"'· a-n1 M-'>tt Alt calilornia Vice Prosldenf Robert w. Clifford hH been elect· ed to Ille 1-rd ot di- rectors ol Ille airline. Cliftord Joined C.lifor· nia's executive staff in May alltr It Y"""' u vice pr"'ildtnl of Lake CtntraJ Airlines in In· dlanapolls, Ind. -A- I I ,,.,,,__ • MR.MUM I II ; ' I I .. "' '. ' "' W' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ' • :1 ., :I .. • .. .. .. .. ' ' ' ' .1 Jll.! 00 ! " 1' I '. ' • MondlJ, Stpttm)>tr 16, 19611 DAILY PILOT J J I. 1 • " '. ., ' ., • II ,DAILY PD.OT Cards Kick Off N·FL Wars Tonight lllart will be trying lo bl! ~ WlllWM, Jaddt Smith or Bobby Joe Clalnd. Or, be cen give it to Johnny Roland if Rot.and'• knee surgery of last l""!: d_.'t bolhor him. Or tllet. t Willis Q-enmlW aod Roy Sb1ve11. Riacril' ""'4iU&rterback Roman Gll:deJ't targeta· 1Dclude B e r n i e :;::~ Soow, Billy Truax ond 'l1to Jut tlme lbe RamJ emne lo St. Louia, lo ltlll5. Ibey -eel th• ~ "7-3. t.c.Angoles Nod an 11· 1·2 season 'la.st year and rolled up 398 poinll. But two losses out of six exhibition games, es oampare:l to au straight Tonlffht on TV Channel 2 nt 6:30 exhibltlon wins last preseason, lw pointed up some ragged edges. Coach George Allen said on the West Coast 1'ast week that his Rams are not as &'harp as last season. But, he said, BUBBLING WITH HAPPINESS -Ct11ebrating the clinching ol lhe!r 1""""'1«relgbt Natiooel League pennant wltll tile trad!Ucna! champagne are (from left) st. Loula Card!ae1a Roger Maris, manager Red Schoendie.llll and Orlando Cepeda. Next stop for tile Redbinls ls ao October date in the World Series against the Demlit Tigers, who will go through the cllampagne routine.!n several days. Champagne .Corks Herald Cardinals' Clinching of Flag ........i ol no !es& Uwt a tie 10< the flag. ~ -shouted' "Clncy •cored • 11111 In tlle top of the ninth. The Reda lead 4.0. All we need is three lllU'8 outs ... Whoo tile &ee00d out wes replay«! by teleph<.oa to the players, first baseman Orlando Cepeda yelled, "Two out. bring it out," referring tio the champagne and plati.c glasses on a oat.r;,,g cart. Wittl lbe final OU~ the Cardinali Swedes Say Patterson 'Was Cheated of Victory' STOCKHOLM (AP) -Jimmy Elli& travell bome to 11M1 United stat.s to- day wltb. tbe World Boling AJsocistlon heavyweight crown etlll under km belt -but wlth plenty of bruises to irove F1oyd Patterson bad given him a real light. Ellie; retained his crown in a COD· trover1lal 1$ rounder at Stockholm's open air Raasunda stadium Saturday nlghl New York Referee Harold Va:lnn scored the light. 9~ in EWs' favor. 'Ibe Auodeted Press made 33-year· old Patblrson of New York, the former world champioo, the wtmer on the round-by-round scoring. SwecHfti newspapermen thought P.at- teraon took the figl:it and Ex))t1!ssen beadllnecl 1111 •tocy' "Floyd cheated of Victory." PaUlenon Ollded Iba fight with a bnu.e on one meet. Ellil bad lt'Yen atttcbes over-bJJ rlgbt eye. His noa ww broken. Tbe thumb of hie ldl band .... lractun!d aod th.,. waa a brobn blood vessel under his left "7•· .. EW. 1bould be flt to f.1gbi. again in Rx or aeven weeks," saJd Ellis· med.teal man, Willie Pacheco. But II will be up to Angelo Dundee, EIUI' m&DllfU, to decide wben tbe next fight will be and where. Pattef50n 33, said he would stay in Sweden for a few weeks and in that time would decide "'1lether to continue fighting -or quit. "I would like not to light for at least two months." Ellis said. He was wear- ing dark glasses as he made the remark and had plaster on the stitches over his eye . "Money talks. The public dictates where EU,i,' next tight will be," Dundee &aid. "If f'razJer w ants to challenge we are not duck.Ing. But we've got so many offers that I'm a happy man today." J0e Fraiier is recognized as champion in New York, Illinois. Massachusetts, Maine and Pennsylvania. "We might light the winner of the Henry Cooper (Eng I and). Karl Milden berg.,. (Germany) European heavyweight title fight which takes place in London Wednesday,'' Dundee added. "At the moment we can iSit back and see who makes us the best otfer." Pattenon slipped to the cecvas aeveral times -wittiout the referee making a count. Patterson caugbt Ellis with 8 good punch in the 14th and it looked like a knockdown -but yet again the referee made no count. Menn Htrnandoz, mlddleweig1lll, 10.roonda (noo-tlUe) from Mapi.leol Gardena, 'J'oroo. to. 3,30 p.m. (5)CT -BRUIN CLIPS -tommy Prothro, UCLA grid mentor. with aJm clipl of the 1968 Bruins. 9 .m. (IO)F -COM· grabbed the bottles, i)opping corks and spewing champagne to the ceiling. "I can't say enough about them,'' said Manager Red Shoendienst, drip- ping from a shower of champagne that missed hardly a player. "They have been playing great all year." "I'm just happy to have a part in the victory," said Roger Maris, who knocked in three runs with a homer as the Cardinals defeated the Asb'os. Marn, pl.anning to retire alter the season, said, "I haven't had part in mµch of anything lately. I was glad to do something." "We had good pitching last year and we bad good pitching this year," Schoend:iemt said. "Actually, some of the guys did not hit as good but we got a lot of timely hlts. And that's the im· portant thing." "They're not seliish as a ball club," Schoendienst said. "They'll g i v e themselves up at bet -move up the rwmer or do what ever it takes." "It's just like Curt Flood. He'll take a strike and give Lou Brock a ohance to steal a baff," Schoend.ienst said. "And anytime you get Brock on base, he's got a chance to score. He's tough .. And you go< Flood hitting behind .him." Flood, who ripped five straight hits against ttie Astros, said, "nlls is the game you wait for from March the first on." "One year you get the hitting and the next year you get the pitching," Flood said. ''Pitching carried the load this year." ''It fee!J good to be able to challenJ!:e the hitters again," said pitcher steve Caritoa, who endured 11 hits Sunday, including Jim Wynn's two-run homer in the first. Catcher Tim McCarver said he wai' happy the Red.legs defeated the Giants. "Now they can't say we back· ed into Jt." "How could we have backed into it since we won?" Maris asked. DAN GURNEY 6TH IN GRAND PRlX . BRIDGEHAMPTON, N.Y. !AP) Mark Dooohue, U.S. road racing dlam;ion Crom Media, Pa., dtivlllg a McLaren Chevrolet won the Bildgebampton Gmnd Prill, 181,000 aecond leg of the Canadian American Cha»enge Cup before a· record crowd Sllllllay .. Bruce McLoN.c, th• fa~ from New 7.ealand, broke down fdne laps from the finish. Donahue's average speed was 111.32 mllec per hour, a record for th.ii race. Dan Gurney, Corona de! Mar, fin· lshed sixth arrer having some suspen· 1k>n trooble. \ "We'll mate It up in practice and we'D be re-ady." Los Angel .. , the 196'1 O>ur.J Diviskln champion lost running back Les JoS<pbson wi6t a leg Injury In August. David ''Deacon" .Jones, part of the Rama' huge defensive line, and &pre'8d end Jack Soow both missed part ol tral.nlng camp as they tried to renegotiate their contracts. St:ri:q: safety Chuck Lamsoo. is ex· pected tJO be out for half the 1eason recovering from CMe 1 u r g e r h • Linemen Roger Brown bu • problem of overweight end Lamar Lundy is recoverin.g from knee 1 u r g e r y. But cletU. all !heir probltm1, the Ram1 have enough power left to make lhe Oardlnoll undenlop. The Qm:llnalt' defense bu to con· tend with Gabriel, tile Rams' towerh1g q 11arterbact. And if Gebriet can't have Snow in top shape be oan el:ways OODiS'Ole hlmse!I with Billy Traw< at tight end er fleet Bernle Casey, the other wide """""""· There's even Pat stud.still, who caught a lot of passes for the Detroit Uons before being traded to • the Rams. Gabriel may not be able to hand off to Joseph~oo. but it.here are Neten.o Dick Basa and Tommy Mason. Hart, Oirdinals quarterback, is all of 24 years old and has a wtiole season under his belt and another top sophoi;nore in end Dave Wiltiams. Laver Tackles SC's Lutz In Southwest Net LOS ANGELES (AP) -The !30,000 Pacific Southwest Open T e n n i s Tournament moved into third-round play today with top-seeded Rod Laver of Corona del Mar matched against Bob Lutz of the University .of Southern Oalilorniii. Arcadia and former S o u t h e r n California student. Davis Cupper Clark G r a e b n e r bounced back from a 7.9 first set to down former Davis team member Barry MacKay with 6.J and 6-4 sets. In 1500 Today Classic In women\~ competition, Pamela Tee~den of Los Angeles drew a default victory over court queen Billie Jean King Who was advised by doctors to rest because of a tendon.itis con· d.ition in her left knee. Other top m'Sldles pitted Tom Okker ol. Holland against Marty Riessec of Evanston, Ill, aOO U.S. Open Cham· pion Ar1hur Ashe against Pierre Barlhes of France. Roy Emerson of. Newport Beach downed JohD Brown, 6-4, &-,'!, Sunday's major upset came in doubt.. competHlon .. R01 Bmh eo:t Steve Tidball of UCLA recovered from a losing first set to down U.S. DaWs Cup te'am memben. Stan Smith and Lutz 9-7, 10-12, 6-4. Like Lutz Smith Is from USC. ' It's Ryun's Last Shot To Make Olympic Team AIJ'()ttier upset came in men's singles at1 prG Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield became the first of tile 16 seeds to meet defeat. Colin Stubs, Australia's loth-ranked amateur dished out the Z-6, 6-3, 64 to Ralston whose play wias hampered by pulled stomach muscles. Ashe added a sharp on·target backbaM to bi! Powerful' service for an easy 6-2, 6-4 decision over Dick Leach, a high school teacher from SOUTH LAKE TAHOE (UPI) - Jim Ryun, holder of the world 1,500 meter record, fB<Ces his stiffest challenge in months today when he trakes on Dave Patrick and young Martin Liquori in the metric mile which winds \IP the eight-day, record· setting U. S. Olympic track a11d field trials. Another world record -the 4QO. meter dash -was erased in Saturday's competition as Lee Evans streaked to 44 seconds tlat with Larry James second (44.1) and Ron Freeman third (44.6). And in the loog jump, Bob Beamon won at world rec<>rd distance of 27·fi1h with Ralph Boston second (27·1) and Charlie Mays third (26-91/4). Excessive aidlng wind nullifies Beamon's hop for record consideration. Ryun set his world mark of 3:33.1 more than a year ago when he was beating everyone in sight -and by fantastic margins. The University of Kansas comet went on tile shelf this past spring with mon onucleosis, but now see~ fully recovered. Today he'll be shooting for a berth on the Yank Olympic team first, and Golfdom's Millionaire Adds $$$ to Bankroll SUITON, Mass. (AP) -Arnold Palmer can relax. He'S' pro golf's first officlai millionaire -and he's also out of a slump. Palmer pushed his offici<al PGA earnings over the $1 million mark as he won the $150,000 Kemper Opm with one of his old-time charges Sunday at Brunet Faces Twins Today After 4-1 Win MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL (AP) - George Brunet had a tough act to follow as he walked to the mound late this morning for tbe Califoqlla Angels. The lefthander, 13·16, opened a series against the Minnesota Twins, Angel Slate Sept, 1' Anci•l1 11 M fflnlOOlll 11:2$ '·"'· KMPC (710 SHI. U Al'l!lell 11 MlnM10llo 1l :lS '·"'· KMPC ot:r· 11 ...... 1. II Ml~• 11:25 1.m. KMPC in:r'· 21 Atloil1 II ci.v•llncl 11:1'0 1.m. KMPC wtio were scheduled to 9eUd. Jim Per- ry, 8-6, or Torn Hall, l·l, to the mound. Andy MesserisrnJUl tossed a four-hit· ter at Chicago on Sunday to beat the White S<lx .f..1 and lift his season record to 4·1 as well . Messersmith walked only one better and struck out five in his route-going performance -his third major league start and second complete game. U.Lll"O•NI.. CHICAGO ", """ ... , ...... A.ltodrl-l. a S I C I Voss, rt ' O I Joh,..,...,., rt s o l e ....,.rlele, 11 ' 1 l F!WMI. '' S 1 I 0 C.M1y, If I I O 1t1im.,,n, " ' o o • w.rtt, 1b , o , TIMft, c1" ' 2 t I ~ferl. lll ' I I K-.2tl 4111....,.,,ci lll 5"<1cer, lb ' 0 2 I Alot!I.,., :Ill l I I lllodloen. e l I I I Mc:N.,,.,..,, t 2 l I Ml9.er.m1th. ' J • • ' Nvma"' p 1 t o McOnlw,.... 1 I I ··"'· • • • 0 HoPll.ln.&, Ptl 1~ • 1 lllliiii'il t ••• Toi•~ )1 4 n ' TOI•" JI 1 c C:tllflltftllo . .. •••• -Dll .. -' ClllcefO • .. .. ooa cm 010 - 1 l -a.,,.,, A.N rl("lo, LOI -C:1orllllmlt t. Oii· C:-4. ti -A ... rklo. ,. -l"-1. I -M_.. Wflllll. '" -lllodf'tn. '""•••••to M_,....1111 (W_.l) ' • I 1 I S N""*I ll.>11 5 11 4 I I 4 lilllfl JlttlJ Rlbulf llllll W~ -NJ"l'l1t11. Tlmt -1;'1. the Pleasant Valley Country Club. Palmer, .. wh9 "MS-39 iast Tuesday, earned $938,515.22 in official money oo the PGA tour through last year. He has added $110,m ,57 this &eason, but some is li.rted a.s unofficial -such as money picked up in play outside PGA jwisdiction. The old warhorse, accompanied by an increased Arnie's Army in a h\lge crowd of 39,300, started the final round three strokes Off the pace. It was .ap- parent that it was to be his day. He had an · eagle 3 on the &econd hol.e sinking a six.foot putt. ' He went on to add five birdies more than offsetting a pair of bogeyS and finished with a five-und er-par 67 ~ a 72·hole total of 276, 12 strokes Ullder regu~atlon. Ameio "•t""", m ,oao tlrvc. C:r""!'°"' 114"25 Art Wiil, 11 1 ... 25 b~ Llvetv Jr.,~.tl! ·rvltl• ~. ,t7J 0-Fl,.MrWll , """2 Al Gll!Ntrl>@f". M.flt P~U Jlooo.n., M1~1! Dcivt S1ilclert. l",fl2 H~d H.nn!'llJ, s:IMI sr.w Reid, t3Ai00 t1fTY Wlltox, s:IMO r'f:Y~"e,mG,~'·"' tcnomy Mr11n. j RM C.mlda, S , PIUI H1r:"'l2.a«IO j~ ~.,.,, IUOO NEWPORT SURFER CAPTURES TITLE PACIFIC BEACH, Calif. (AP) - Newport Beach sirfer David NuutUwa won top men's honors in the two-day Nattonal Champions Suri Meet that ended Sunday. The women were Jed by Margo Godfr<y ol Santi Barbara. The next diVisiont were captured by Steve Schltckeomeyer and Josette Lagardere, both ol Hermou Beacl\. Roll Arnes1, son of. James Arnes:s, woo the boys 18 and under dlvlaion, 'l1to tiUe for the boy1 14 aod under W8I woa by Clais Schticbnmeyer of Hennooa Beach. Phil Vedder of -Capl.s1:ran0 Beicb was first amoog men over as. The Weslern Surfing AuoclaUon will use the point totals won in the competition to pick its repre:s<'ntatives to the World Scrtlni Cootest in PU<rto Rico in November. victocy second, although he indicated a Ytin over Patrick would pleai;e him greatly. Patrick graduated from Villanova last June, bas-a lifetime best of 3:39.9, including a 53.3 for the final -400 meters in the NCAA championships. Patrick won the first heat of the 1,500 meter semifinals Sunday but had all tie could do to bold off Liquori, the youngest man in the field at 19 and tlle newest star in Jumbo Jim Elliott'• Villanova stable. Both were timed in 3:48.8 with Li- quori Comirig off the pace to almost beat Patrick. ~yun, running in the second beat, trailed all the way, then went into his kick 300 meters from home to win in tile slow time of ·3: 53.0, almoc;:t 20 seconds off his world mark. Ryun said he ran only as fast as he had' to and plooned the same strategy for today's race. , Hloh lum1>-Prtllml"llrlet.1 •tr ccrn~ltorJ ttff•lno ._ tCIYfntt lo llrutl1: l.!fynalo,, Brown C:omPlon ~~~Ith E:d R C:1rrvthert{ $onl• All!-C~llf 1 ·Joh; 0~ ' e-itWOOd C: rv. C:1Jll.; 1:.d Hara~,., S1ra F • C..l!f.; Ollt 8urrol). L111 An11oia: Olck oo rv, Mo-Olord. Ore.; John R•mbo, Lone &"'th ~•Ill.: !!tn Curry, Kanus Ctty;_ Joho HartUe1d' 6-rs.:Oft .. '-MJk.e S-, Lltel>lleld, Mith., all clNrl..g . ll!Q. Ev.,..1<>n, 111., 6-1. 1.:..~•ler nm.semlllnal1, !Ofl '""' flnlshlrs Jn """ "••t 1dv1nc, to l!nel1: Heat I -1 D v ~~lc~,NE•r~,3Md •• J:.a.e. ~. M•rt1n L1<1--i: cJ.~ Wtsto~' J:'9.:f •.':1;,~e lWi~c:eEDlvl .... 0vanc~er, 5, Br(•n Klvlar.. Ntw Y<>rlc, 3:",~t {t.::. f;5Ji~ Rvvn, Wlci'llfll, Kan., l:SJ.g. 7, Tom Von Ruden Los A"'l!e~, 3:SJ.•. l, Sam 8tlr, Sb:l!!dtle, Pt 3·5:f1 • ','"," Mftson, Ptillllos"'-'ra, K•n .. 3,5-1.1."s.· jer.Y dltY, Plttsburgti. J:s.1.1. LAST CHANCE -World rec- onl bolder Jim Ryun runs t<r day in finals of 1&00 1)'leters in his last attempt to make u.s. Olympic learn. I , I • . I • ----r -0-• ~·· I • > r • •· \ ' • '• o "I I --------- -=-~-=--- JEAN COX, 494--.....,., ...... ,., " .. Aiding Gu.ides Blind Goal '• Seeliig a need to help those less fortunate and guiding th.U e.I· forts to bridge the blind and sighted worlds is the Women's Auxiliary to the Southern California Veterinary Medical Alssociation. Enthusiastically anawering the call for financial support will be an Impressive-Orange County contingent who will travel the Ire .. ways to Los Angeles Wednesday, Sepl 25, to attend the .12th annual Silver Collar Fashion Sbow and Luncheon in the Century Plaza Hotel. Proceeds from the affair will be uaed to provide and train guide dogs at Ute school in San Rafael. Countians working on the arrangements committee include the Mmes. Duane E. Hauser, La Habra, chairman; Max Graehl, Huntington Beach, reservations chairman; Richard O'Sullivan, Santa Ana, hostesses; Howard Weyker, Cypress, money tree, and Mrs. Wil• liam Lamkin, Brea, press. Special guest will be Mrs. Pierpont Hamilton, president of tho board of directors of Guide Dogs for the Blind, Inc. -Guide Dogs for the Blind ia a non-profit organization, licensed by the State and is entirely supported. by private contributions. It ia the onJy guide dog school in the world that breeds all ofiU own stock. When the pups are three months old they are farmed out to 4-H children to be raised in a family atmosphere. When 'the)' are a fe!:r old, they are returned to the school for training of three to five months of concentrated daily work. Training of the blind person takes 28 days living on campus, going to classes instructed by a licensed. person. Altboug:b the person and a dog can operate safely after the 28-day training course, it takes about two to four months before the pair operates together smoothly as a team. Proof that a guide dog can be the bridge ·between the sighted and blind world is that 87 percent of the graduates are gainfully em· ployed. Rancho Vieio Women's Club Show Staged, Group Swings With fingers crossed for good luck, memben of Rancho Viejo Woman 's Club will head their car1 towards Saddleback Inn , Santa Ana tomorrow to stage their fir1t major event, a Swing into Fasl\ion. Women will gather at 11 a.m. for a cocktail hoU:r before ~ noon lunchecn and style show featuring fuh- iona from Sax of Tustin. Prole<Sional models will be joined by clubwomen the Mmes. Robert Martin, Michie! Crllg, Leon Con:oran and Ronald McGowen. Mn. FlorenC. llmales will narrate the ohow, with background music pcovlde4 li)' l"rankie Ortec•'• orcl>eo- tro. Table decorations, created by Mra. 'Ross Hudson and Mrs. Norman F<>hrnan will consist of blrda sitthig In paper cages. · Mrs. Donald North Is in charge of table !avon and raffle prizes, and Mrs. James Lelvitt toot ruenationa.' ' .. Leader ol the newly formed club'a first lm~t venlwe is Mrs. David Ruk.stalis, waya and means 9hair· man. -. . . . . .. . .... . .. • PET PROJE~T -Lending their efforts to raising funds for Guide Dog• for the Bllnd, Inc. are Orange Countlan.s who will attend the 12th annual Silver Collor Benefit Sept. 25 in Los Angeles. Reminding -,. . ,. .. . #-~--• lnte~sled supporters ihat proCeeds will be uaed to provide and train guide dogs such as Smokey are (left to right) Mrs. Douglss Tignor, Mrs. Leland D. Kendall and Mrs. Max Graehl, reservations chairman. The Laguna Line .. Becomes Grand Success Story By JEAN COX Of .. ~lly Plllt Stiff WRA T BEGAN as a modest H,ttle garage sale, pyramided into a Glorified Junk and Treas:ure Sale to raise $6,300 fOr South Coa:st CommWlity Hosp!tol. The three women behind this tmpre1sJ ve s u c c e I s atocy, all residents of Top of the World, are Mrs. Bert He'Ddricktop, Mrs. R a y Friesz am chalrman Mrs. John Taul . The sale, staged recently in a facility donated for the occasion by Ha.rtie Printers, olfered shoppers a wealth of anti<iues, furniture , clothing a·nd baked goods to choose from . It was to take place Satur· day ·and Sunday, however, three houri after its open. ing, the merchandise almost was entirely sold out. ting for a 25th annlver· sary party honoring Mr. and Mrs. F r e derick Morgenthal· er of Sunny • Hills, Fuller~ ton. The .dinner ,.,.,. COJC brought tOr gether 30 long·time friends from Fullertoo, Long Beach and Whittier. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Morgenthaler, the honored guests' son iand daughter·ln· law, came from Santa Ana to be in on the SIJil>rile. MRS. HERBERT Stroc hein of Monarch Bay was the hostess of a Silver Tea staged by the Woman's Club of San Juan Capistrano. Sister Margaretta In "The Sound of Music," one of th• Salvation Army girls in "Guys and Dolls," and the Southern Belle, Miss Sally Cato in "Mame ." She also played lfie ~Queen o t Transylvannia in '"My Fair Lady." A mother of five children. she performed ln the Hotel Riviera, Las Vegas in ttie.lr production , "Funny Girl." While mother was away, the chikfren were busy with tennis and swimming lessons &Dd summer school Her bulband ls managu of Three Arch Bay Com· munity SerYtce1 Tu District and ol!o Is estate planner for Connec ticut General Llfe, Santa Ana. The new ~N& Includes rnemben from the Mlaalon Viejo, Laguns and El Toro areoa. It Is lffillaled with Oranre District, California FederaUon of Womm'a Clubs. Mrs. Theodor6 Cooper 1 .. c1s club efforts with the assistance " the Mmeo. John Cosos, Rukatalil and Jack Black, vice presidents, Nord!, secretary and Follman, trea.sUl'er. HIOH HOPIS-Mrs. Guy Joilns<>n Is ready to SWing inlo F81blon, Ill evem .taged by Rancho Viejo W0man!1 Club '!Smorrow In the Saddlebock Inn, Santa Ana. She receives a helpful push from Mn. Barr.ti Brown, corresponding secretary. Leftoven will be donated to Danny Olvey to give to lndiaD8 as ..cbristmas gifts and \he SoropUmJsts, who were .to helpful with the oale. THE EMERALD BAY home of Mr. end Mrs. J. Eu. a;ene Hawkin& was the set- SINGER BEVERLY (Mrs. Paul Norm an } Andert0n of 'Three Arch Bey has returned from Hawaii where she appeared in Honolulu Civic Light Opera Season productions. The attracUve blonde was N E W RESIDENTS ol Skyline Drive are ,Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tlmpki, who r~ntly mdved into their new home which w a 1 dmgried and built !or tho couple and their f o u r chlldron. Tlmpkl ii an engineering instructor at the University ol Southern California and Oalifornla lltate C.lleg ·at Lon& Beach. Q. Friend Takes Bait, Finds· Old Wives Tale Like Fish Story DEAR ANN LANDERS: Thil ii a serfOOJ letter 1nd I llOpo you will not toss tt uide in the bellaf that I am putlJnC you on. ' A few daya aao tome Michbo:r1 came ror •upper and •• had • dllcuslloo lbout ulmlll. They uked me U I tnew bow rlCCooo.a breed. l said, "I've never SSven It .. , thou"11, but I suppoao tbey breOd lib Giber anlmala." "You 8J'I wrant," l wa1 told: ''They bt-eed tm>ug!I tht note." I tald it was tht ftnt11me I Md eVtt beard of rucb a thlnJ, and aked U the mama rac- coon carried her child in her 1inu1 ••vll1 -making• jolre c( il Both tho 'tf.UIDU and her buabaod were 10 plnUlivo, I caile11 t om llllf oold. Toclq· l w .. t to Ibo libraey .. d ANN LANDERS ~ !urned• lat lllout NCCOOlll, but·! could !md notbln1 ll>out lhe1r breeding bll>lta. I've telopbooed HYerll lrioDdl ud Ibey ll1 -led witb !ngbter - but nobody could 111 for aure that they knew. Plea.le educate me, lf I bted it -or my nelghbora, If UM!ly do. -S. R. C. DEAR S. R.. C. i Raccooea are mam- mlll. n., -d jwlt Uke otloer 1111m- malt. 'nat .W ea•ard abowt raecoHI -.-.uio-u.- • artad for a1e1. Appamttly 1 lot tf peeple believe It, bot ao rac<:ooa doeo. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our IOD, Paul, learned to apeak later tbao molt cblldre.n.. He atutte.red a great deal ..at firlt and bb father becamt very im· paUont wltb him. My hutband kept telltng him to "'ohut up"' U be couldn't t.llk properly. Wben Paul w11 H:ven. 1..n c( 110 he refuaed to apuk Ill bio fatbW11 preaence. , _ ___. . . The boy ls 14. now, an excellent sbJ... de~ a fine musician, but shy and lDr troverted. He apeaks to bb father only · when it ls absolutely necessary, and while he no longer IUltters, tas voice bu a •Ueht tremor. We have two younser dilldren (ib;ll) who get llong wtll with thelr dad -In la« better with him than rill me. The pr.oblem: I feel It would be &ood lar P•ul to go to a ~rding lcboot. Paul would llke to go. Hla father 1171 Jtt1 nonsenae to spend the mooey ($5500 a year) and be refuses to pay for it. I have a amall inhtritance-and can nnd Paul on m7 on. Sbot.dd I -at the risk c( ugertn1 my huibudl l'va decided to do u you aay. -SWAMPSCOTr DEAR S.: U Ibo boy wanto te· to to boardln& 1cbool and you cu send blm, do · IO. If your baabaad tJ anqy, ao what's new? SoUJllla 11 IL lle'1 beea anpy at one Wn& or aaotlaer for qalte aome time. I predl<t the oeporaU.1 will do both Poal lld ldo !other tood. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Bow old doe• 1 Cir! hove to be be!°"' bet mo1her let.a Mr shave ber lecat I hope you woo't tblalt th1' It• stlly question. It t1 • big problem to 111•. Pila .. -ud oeUlo • n.ht. --O-ORILLA GIRL DEAR GIRL • nere ii oo porllcal•r •t• II Wiile• a '1'1 'abo.W bo llltwed to above ... !lip. no dolonabd.ai factor aboal4 be bow •er lep 1ooli ... how ohe feds oboul tbem. Uollt•U, batr caa be a1 embarra11me1t. By th time' a girl la IS 1be thould be allowed to &Ive lier le11 a ~an. cmootb look lf dte wutt to. la aome caaes U cu be eve.a earlier. II alcoboll1m a disease? Row can the lleolioUc be trealld! Ii th,.. • cure? Read the booklef"1Alcohollrm - Hope ud Help," by Ano Landers. EnclOM 35 ceUll in coin !!_~Our r• quest led • loog, -iWnjiid, IOlf·lld- dre1sed envelope. Ann Landero wiU be 11"4 to help 1"11 with yow-PfOblOJDI. Send them to hot in c1:r1 of tbe DAILY f,11..()'.r, encl• 101 • 1tamped, ael!-ad~ .. telopa. · I • • • • -. • ····~·-.. -...... Getting Plans 'Off the Ground' Working up an appetite for the Anchor J.,.odge ff.am. slaw and tile fixings, while the auxiliary members burrer Fry Saturday, sept.. 21, are Jan and Annika are baking cookies and cakes for dessert. All the Doverbralt, who are J>rMk.ing o~t their "rusty" food fun will be available at Costa Mesa Park hW. hoops to join In the evening'• games, wbl .• ,~f"'ro' 6 to 8 p.m., for 50 cents. Va1a 0rd81' of Amer- wfil lnclllde entertainment lor yoang and old.. Chefs club for people of Scandinavian descent, is BJno Olllla·and Elmer Johnson are planning·& good al' lwnbill:leP tout complete with hilme made co1 .. Potential in Women . ·Activated by Lectures What's Doing MARY DAY, 642-4321 ' Horoscope Taurus: Consider y ur Future TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 17 By SYDNEY OMARJl "Tbe wise men controls his destiny . . . Astroloi)' points the way." ARIES (Mardi 21·April 19): Don't battle cbange. During early hours there <XlYld be conflict at home. Late<, you haNe opp<rlunity to make amend.11. Seek harmony with and through dlildren. Aocent home com- fort. Oueooo IP'-Yoo coo .-. 1<¥..U lo men -le "'°"'1 p0sltioo, Break out of any rut. LEO <Jui, 23-Aus. 21): C)rcle moves up . Cimunstiancel tum Jn your lovor. Strike whl)e iroc la hot. Be ~ed for pe""""1 _........ Way you .dreSs t.oolgllt is im· portant. Be original , dynamic. VIRGO (Aug. 2'1·Sept. 22): You oen pt together with ' -MIO lll>are opeclai ln· 21): ~ oan tie tofe1IJer ._ab. W<>Oderlltl tor club looM ends. Some ol your 1neettna1 1 p e d 1 I theater .upiratiom we w l t b l a party or for Nla!JlC d>arity gnisp. It u .., ill yvu ill do !wida. Won wttll orprua-tile readling. otl1en ,,,., be tton. wen........ing, but yvu ...nn LIBRA (Sept. »Oct. Z2): have to strike tile -k. Your 1-1. j'ilhec· and SAGITTARIUS (Nov, Z2-~t!.i C::O ~=-~ ~ ~ 1;:; lack serloosnees. 1biJ ts iD· to communicate. Open up terpreted by some u ex-vieWs. Let OChers mow that htbition of cti.ann. Fine fOJ' you do have polltlon. Key is purcbase d. gift. oooftdence. ExJres1 • _, SCOllPIO (oot. :za.Nov. and.-, will !ollow. '1\PRICORN (Dec. Z2- TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Today you must con· sider future m rel.atioo to \\o'bat Wa& learned in past. utilize exiperience. Be aware of details, subtle nuances. Emphasis is on family relations. Doctors' Wives Try Boning Up on Plans Jon. 19): A family member expreo... pimling vlaw. Best to be .--..iinc. U dogmatic, rou merely invite dllliatlty. Mloney is In- volved. Concession is likely but won't cost a1 much al yoo imagine. GEMINI (M"I' 21.June 20): Money connected with message, journey or relative appean to b e spotlighled. Yoo ace celled upon to aocent a d d e d responsibility . This burden , -not rightly your· own, will be temporary. CANCER (June 21-July 22): G u a r d posseS'Sions. Avoid tendency t.o fOf'iet or misplace valuables. Your in· Angel Story Told at Meet Orange County Medlcal Auxili;ary is smoottmg ove1 the last rough edges on its plans !or the atrate-wide Fall. C.Onference ct. the Californla Medical NJxillary' !oc wllicb it will be -Sept. 16-19. Key officers from aB ('()l(rt}' auxiliaries will meet in the Newporter Inn to at· tend approximately 20 small work!bops lllwtvlng about 12 women per group, ac· cording to obairme.n Mr1. G. Emmett Raitt of Newport Beach a n d co-chairman Mn. Bernard M0600 of Huntington Beach. Lectures, q u e s t i o a s , discussion groups and audio· John Lindell . ad-visual aids will assist ministrati~ assistant to women In updating and im· Fred Haney will tell the prOYing the auxillery'1 ac- Angel Story belpre the ttvities. NATIONAL PRESIDENT Mr1. Clifton Long Jr. Christian Businesa a n d The local delegati<m will Profes1ional Wonlen't Coun-be led by Orarige Courity cU of Orange Co40ty. presi.~nt Mrs. Frank E. The group will meet for Ktadrick, Newport Beach ; A banquet wiD bOl'lor dinner at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, · IOd will ioclude committee special guest speaker Mrs. Sept. 24 1n the Revere chairmen, the Mmes. John Cliftoo Long Jr., president House, Tustin. J, ~us and Ardaitlh cJ. the national Women's Also on the l!lpe2'king agen· W 1 c b t m an of Laguna da will be the Rev. Ray Beacb, registration; War· Auxiliary to the American AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Sense d. humor ~· alleviate dispute with -.. partner. No need to mek1 moUnllain out ol mollhln. Realize one c'°6e to you hi• right to expom interecll. 1'1SCES (·Feb. 19-- -31): Major task COOld be com.pl.eted. CooperatiQI is requinld from nel~ or co-workers. Know tbit: and .-ccent courtesy. K"e e p resolulioo.s, e-specially tboH related to job and health. IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you an talented at detecting trend• and capitlaliziEg on tbem. Thus , you cooid excel 1s a businees adviser. Key 11 to have confidence in your own Plities. Others are able to know whenever you ar1 beoieged b y ,.u-doubt. Olange for ttie better it in· dlcolEd, espeoially wllere af· fairs d heart an! concerned. GENERAL TEN· Aclivttillg the Pot.entlll In women la tlle title o1 • lec- ture .. ri .. to be IJlOO'ond by tlla UC! ulealloa dUr!i>r tbe fall quarter. DENC!ES: Cycle higll tor LEO, VIRGO. Sj>eciol wml to PISCES: time to be COO.· cerned with personal securi· ty. Throw o!J -not rightly )'(lur ovm. Anderson of Ca;vina, lee· ren Kramer, Laguna Beach, Medical Associ.aticn. Other turer on human relat1on11 and Phllir.a:.ln$or, Newport speakeM: will include Dr. lecturtrd will be Dr. Robert•••••••••••••••••-•• and personality develop-Beach, uet chadrman , M-alcolm TOOd, California s. 06Yid9oa, c 11 n f cal Hwnlf-1911 ::::y TOf>I ...... .., '°"·' .. "" menl Soloist will be Ml111 and Richard A 1 t m an ' Medical Association presi· ~ .. rd;i,. ·~= =:.~ rwvcbol..-1. .. t and associate l'tMi...:."'-Ai!fll ~1• 7 11.m. Ori"" C.Unty 1tarW """ UN• Dawn Hefty, a Biola College Newport Beach, 1 u au dent, and Dr. Albert Miller, send JO c•nh 111 Orrwr "'*"'· tM l""'J ...,~ Secret•rl• ... _ ...... -LOClllon I"· studen• ........ :___ .d t lectol"'A'~ DAILY PILOT .... tt-.G•• ... C..tr1I _prof_..tssor o( .Jlle_d i ca. I l".-.ctiv. AHM v1n.y CtiaPltr w turm.t1on •v•ll•b .. ~ e1U1<1t1 Miu "" ~Ui'Allo presi en -t '-41.Y~· s1111o11, ,...,., Yort. N.Y. 10011 • P IY ch o Io I y at UCI· twtll AM.Mt -MlulOn v111e ltltll ~ ~.MO-Of'°, ''·"'· 1-----------------------'------------'"""-"--'-'------ The 1es6'.0M will take place on 10 Fridays from 9 a.m. to noon ln the First Oongregottonal Qiurclt, Sao· ta Ana, beginning Sept. 20. To prepare women poydloioglcally to take up an active career after fami- Jy roopCllliblllttu ..,, bebind them ii tilt purpose ol the seri'efi, Each meeting will open wiUt a lecture by a pro- fessional J)l'YChologist or social worbf. The group Ulen will breat into tm all worklbopl u n d e r pro- fessional guldaoe<. Heading the 11111 ol au khoot. 7:» 11.m. """'""""" ._.. T'Ot"t 111(11 llMll Callfonia C 0 J J e I e of TOPS ...,,_ ll•lllln. -1-l1rper -Hu"tlnotoro Btlci'I HIDl'I khool, Medi~.. kl'lool, COsll Met.I. 7:30 P.m, utet1r11, 7 1>.m. l:KR: Sl'f'l"I 2 01ln TOPS CIVPI -Smit~ TO'l"s Ml ~ -1(11~1 other programs ol. in· i:1eme1111rv Schoo!, Hu"tlno'°" Beed'I, SchooL c.11 MtN, 7 11.m. ter t t . 1 d l ::l6,,m. ............ • • es o women me u e ov,,..,tn ..._,_ -Arider.co" 110nrmov• -"' ""' -' ·"'" ' W"1 ' > o Sd>ool, Colf1 M11t11, I 11.m. Ed·-tion [or Remarr1'age ·, ..... our um , m <IS tr, p.m. <A-U ... ,,,....,. Ctlu••· Sw..t ""'"" L.lllln' Avllll•,., .. ...._. IMdl The Geaeratton G a p ; -coo• .. Pitt kl'lolll. c°'t1 .._,,.., 1 Plr• 0.-rtmllll -LfMjoillen 111-iom..11,,., •v•U•blt iw c.1mnt MN. T. Problems of Human Rela-'·"'· . -TUUMY c. 0111ty, $4MhS. I""'· uooa· Pe.............,,~. Lo;ve · ~ w--1 c1W111 -OmJcNlll u. ~---u" • _Enco..,..,V ,_!.:_ d.,"' jom.,.,.,.,...n Chvrcll OI "'9 COVIM"I' 1"111 -U.C1nonW ...... ,... A11t uman unwu-, an c,.,, "'-· '''° '·"'· 1w 1:11111,.. M,..., "'1on.,. Abnormal P9)'cboiogy. ,,!,.":: ~,..:-~'!.'":. -0r1;:'; :>OlJ, l:30 P.m.THU1t04Y Al.so being offered are five CounlY ,.,,,..,..;.m, 11 '·"'· TOI'• 00'• et HWM'-,_.. ~ •-~ I dayti · Aull..., fr9 l1n'Kll If.It, Vttlf'llll Communltv Me!llodl1! Cll\lrdl. H-uuvl u1a me O!' everu.ng If W.,.W WM' I -Am1r"1n Leo Ion llnglofl Okch, ,,lCI 1.m. 1eoture-discU6Sion groupe: on H111, ' p.m., c.,.1, M•"'· cnt1 MeS1 Lilll'll'Y ...,. ...., -, ~ C9"tur1" Club .. Hu"Hntfot~ Colla M-Llbrt..,., lO;JO 1.m. BUCh subJecil; as solving aHdl -Ltkl P1rk ClllbhoVf41, 1:30 Amtrlun l.lslM Anll'"° If NM- family crises and presiden· ·,.~ .._""_ -L11una :::1':b11~c1iii,..U.::'",J,."'-: Ual politics 1968. HUI&, llllUrt World, Ctvbllol/$4I 2, I 5J6.27n, I p,m, ~-"· a.. L..n Im AfMrleln Auldltllll If ... ,.. Jl'or de~ and A uee IWJ 0 Hi.rtier Cll1tter .t Hl<la1111! -L&et· ,.1nen1 -Senior Cttl-Clvtlflo!M, catalog WOffiel\ may cal\ lion lnfol'mtllon 1v11!1ble In Clllllfl9 NeWPOrt llHcll, I ""'· l ' , Mrt. J1dt Ch1Pmln, SA9-1319, I p,m, N-rt Ht!W ............ ,,. the extenston office at 833-l!mb111n c1u• tt1 w L"v"' IHCll -ftuloftlt WlllMll'• °"' .._ -Miii •••• l:lkl LDdDI, .-0 i . Coest HWy,, I p.m. V9fd• Counlrv Clutlt 1111-..M. ilU'W· WMll_.. "41ldll..., lo lll!wnallon1I TOPS M11'91119. · ,.......,... •rot""""' llf lltttrktl Wtrtr;'"' Woodllrld Schwl, ~ -., 1 11.m. L.lcll 1141 -Union Hill, SllUt ,\M, I TOf>S fMrry M...,, _ ftwn lcflott. 1>.m. Hu"tl"liJliln 8e1dl. 7 1.m. lllvw ..... 2M. lit'".,. Dlvll!Nn TOPS Wtlrt WltCWt -Clrdl Vhw If .,._ wm -Loc1t1on '""'""'"°" kholll, Hllntlllflofl llHdl, 7 11.m. IVlllllbll ~ um .. Ml'I. Jedi Wiiien, Tri-TOl"I a. If • ...,...... ~1419, I p,f'l'I, -Fl"~ k:hool ITIVmllU,_ l'l:ltm, 1 ~ ......... ltflH -Odd l"tllowl P.m, Welcome Warm In Any Language • IS Htll, CWll ...,,..., I 11.tr1. >Cl MM 1 .. 1 Chi.-, .... llllN PN WIDHISDAY -Loctlton lnfo11Nlloo! -ll•bll In Sll,.,,,..llt (IW. Mllf'W lllr -Clllllfl9 Mi's. All" MllllNfl. Hl.-t. I MllOfllc TM\Ple, N9WP1>11 Ind!, """" 11,tr1, • Jtf'9flmht c. .. _.._...---......... w......_tf Ille ,.......JUI -"- ~ C.lllltn r""911f.,,., co.ta Mttt, Home. Ct9tl MeM, I ~.m. ,_ PlllDAY A""'1clll 1"51-WlmM'1 Mffd• "9vnl... VtHl't W... .. ...... "--LflClll11111 ~rrnttlon 1v11ll•le TOPS Cllllo -ll-..tloil Clllfv, ~ br um"' Mr1. Ooloret cnnr11. w. tl111tfon kecfl, 10 t.11'1. The Greeb have a word lor it ... • word which will be repeated over and over Wed- nesday, Sept. 18, when new and returnlnl! memben attend a membership coffee of Newport Harbor Panheilenic. O!!icially aaying Xiape (welcome) as she greets members at the door will be Mn. t lbX1 Fry, presidem, while Mrs. John But· ler, past presideDt will familiarize newcom· en wtth the background of the organization and outline future plans and goals . Opening her Corona del Mar home for the event at 10 :30 a.m. will be Mrs. Fred Bice. other board members who will welcome guuta are the Mmes. C. Ray L e n a b a n, Lloyd McCollwn, Edwin 5'teen Jr., Virginia Bollman, Sydney Gaynor, F . M. Redman and William Campbell. Ideas Opened, Viewed At Junior Conference Opening cloOn to new ldeu were members or tile Col1a J4ua Junior Women's Cub, wbo jolnad other club• -Ana D for a Con-_._,.of California .FldlraU-... of W o m • n ' 1 a..i.. Juil<r llltmber&hlp, In the M!ldoo I n n , Bmnlde. =Saturda1. and chairmen -bbopl .ln • = of llalda from ...... aad eon.rva-...... --lleoltll and ..,.,... lqllq lo opark _ ....................... ............ lfn.JllnllallOorclall, .................. ,_ ol ..... al 1111 11111---Ad11 ... froai tbe C4l1& ... r Meaa club wen the Mmes. Robert Downey. president; Tom Bandy, first vice presi· dent; Howard Mitchell, at· cond vice president; Ronald Stenge, treasurer : Fletcher Bond, amenities; Don Bar- rick, intVn1tlon1l affalrt, and Clark w .. tcott. bealtb chairman. Another workshop 11uies 'lrill belin Wed ., Sept. 13, In Brea. Cactus Soeiety Oranae Councy Cactus and SUttUlent Society meets the &II Wfldneoday al nooo in Odd F.U-Hall. Coata llfna. MrL &y Jooes ll 5'41 IO!S can be conlJlct>d I« addlllooai lolornution. -· SUNSHINE FROST Ltt frost•G 1treak1 of light 1hine for you in the 1no1t ~•nlin9 w•y , , , frosting complete with style in our salon. 25.00 , . , now 15.00 PERMANENT SPECIALS I .ti '#ith cu+ ln the Salon ll.SO '#ith 1htping encl cut by 1+ucUo ttyli1t1 . IEAUT'I' $ALON, 601. CALL 'l'OUl NtA11;m llOADWAY fOl AN APPOINTM&Nl H1111th1t .... a..elt, l•J.JJJI "'••p•rl •••th, t.4<4·1212 ' 111&1 ....... =-= WE FASHION THE NEW FRINGE EFFECTS" ... \O!:<~ .. ~M,*°~t>i-~~j ·"·"'·"'~'· .. 4 .. _,. -----After our experts feather your tresses to this fragile new flattery- v..:.:.... f . . .ft'IUl_~ne neck '6anga• ... with fabulous Instant color .•• 75c they color with Fanci-Full: instant rinse PLUS SHA"4Poo from Roux that colors gray, or adds delicate AND SET color-tone to bleached hair. Just rinses in, shampoos out whenever you wish -perfect finish to our brilli&ntbrush wor!C. 1 Mon . thru Thun. !Altor I p.m. $2.101 i:.;. S.t., S.n. p .oo ---.,. H.....-t ....... Pl--YAM.If, W.. ,,..,..... .. -·--·--_ ,_ _.,_ ................ .. ........... .. __ --·-!!.... .......... :::.-J:::--== __ , -= • -------------------·· ----· ------------------------------------------'- • ( c . i t r I ' ( c I• t t ( s i! c d ~ ' • • v s ( s 1 l h t y [ ( • ------~ ~~~-,.,.-.,.,..,-~..,..~...,.~~~~ ................ ~ ................. "" ................ """ .......................................... ""' ................ 111111 ........................ "!' .. ~ • Newport Harbor EDITION N.Y. Stoeks . VOL 6T, NO. 22l, 2 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l~. '1968 .JEN CENTS Coa:st Voters Decide OCC Bond Fate Tuesday By moMAS FORTUNE OI' Tiii ~ltr "''"' Si.ft It Is expected one ln five registered voters will cast ballots Tuesday when Orange Coast Junior College District seeks passage of a '7 .25 millioo bond issue and tax conversion. Junior co 11 e g e Superlllteodeot N<l1'111811 Watson pre<Hcts a 20 percent turnout from emong 11\e 133,500 persons eligible to vote. POU. will be ~n from 7 &.m. to 8 p.m. throughout tho dillrkt which t.akes in Coatia Mesa, Newport Beach, Huntington B e a c b , Westminster, Fountain Valley and Seal Bead>. 1be bond measure is to take oare of building needs oo the Golden West and Orange Coast College campuses for tile next 1Plll' years. It is tbe first ever bond election tried by the junior .college di6trict. For 20 years it ball operated pay•s-you-go oo the ba.slc tu rate. • Tht c1e!>ar1ure !ram J!Ol'*Y"l-IO -l'eCOIJllllelld l>y citize<l .iMsory cooun!Uees in the Newpcot -• and West Coun\y .,,.., They reuooed that recent Mid pr<> jected heavy increases in enrollment make necess8ry a swiden a n d burdensome tax tD!rease. Th e y favored u an alternative a bond issue .mlch woold '!'re&d out ..... ,,,., • pedod ol 10 or m .... years. • Sboold ... bondt -Ule 1u I&. ereuet will not amouot to mon tban 10 ceata above the present M ceatl per '100 ol .,..asec1 valuation, junior col· leieolfkWsAy, Should the boadl !all there will ,... mabJ a need for a tu increase OD tbe or0er ol 80 c-. Uley point GOit Nm July I u!lder n.., legisla1ioll 12le boorcl cl. trurtees wru be empowwed to in· ~ lases by 11\111 mucb -• ..... ol the people, • The Orange OoMt -·· In Ool!a Mesa tDd Golden West oamp111 in Huntington Be.ada botb are crowded beyood 1l>elr planned oapaclty. Goldell West o:>Uege is bmdli.ng abnolt 3,ro:t day atudents and more 1llen 3,SllO n1J1!t students Ill bulldlllgs desl&Ded !or l,SllO students, oftlclais •Y· Orange Cout College ...... nme.t lo -7,llOll lludenta daytime and 7,llOll lltudenl> at nlgbl The campus :w• built lor 5,llOll ltudenta. Studeot body 6-for the loll oemester that bepn lalt wtet -enrollment up 15 percent over a yeu ago. CoDllnued growth ol 14 pen:<nl per year is for seen for the ntn ltV• era.I years, junior college oU1c.laJ1 11,y. The f7.25 million in boad1 will, buy ao eddiuOnal f7 ,l mUUon In olale tDd federal building aid !or 'the planned ~ program. ol $14,350,llOll. 'Ibe second be1lot measure1 a tax. (See BONDS, Pqe I) aims rom ew or An Editorial OCC Must Have More Facilities Tomorrow is the day to vote on the $7 .25 million Ora~ Coast Junior Colle~e bond Ls4ue and that other ballot mearure, a tu conversion, which doesn t cost anything. Maybe you know Orange Coast Oollege has no more room for addi- tional students. But did you know that half the students now in Harbor Area high _sc~ools ar.e headed that w_ay? That's right, ~O percent of tihem will go lo iumor college locally provided they can get m. So how does it look on the balance sheet? There are oome p!U<es: -'Ibe junior college district is run economically. Yearly cost per student is $571, just about the lowest in the state. -Matclling state and fed,..al building funds make the bond issue a two-for-one bargain. -lt will never again be as cheap to build. Construction costs in- nate eight to 10 percent per year. A bond issue does cost money -but this one costs only about $5 per $20,000 house or $7.50 for the owner CYf a $30,000 home each year. Cast your 11yes11 vote tomorrow for the bond .issue and the no-cost tax convers:ron. Nixon Dite in Anaheim Tonight for Big. Rally Rlchanl M. Nixon returns f:IO his Oranlge Coonty birthplace today. The Republican presidential can· di.date will visit the Y«ba Lloda house in wti!ob. he w.ae born late this al· ternoon, a few hours before giving a major campaign speech at the Anaheim Convention Center. The 9 p.m. address, highlight or a wbopping GOP rall y at the conventi<Jn * * * 4 National Polls Show Nixon Holds Comf ortahle Lead By , ASSOCIATED Pl!ESS center, wtll be NiJ:oo'a only address in Orqe County before the electiob. The c.andidate will arrive at 5 p.m. et the El Toro Marine COipa Ak Sta- tion from Sant.a Barbara where he spe.at Sunday relaxing at an ocean- f.rmt house. From the Marine base, a motbroade will wind toward Yorba Linda where Nixoo will revisit the bowe in which he was born at approximately 5:30. A half hour later, the GOP nominee will be feted at a $100..-p\ate fund raising dinner at the convention center. He then will hold a it.aft COD· f<rence in the Disney~ Hot.I prl .. lo U.. Anahebn rall:f. The convent:ioo center doors open at 7:30 p.m. The show getl under way at 8 with am appearance by Orange OJun. ty Republican legislators, including Rep. James B. Utt, State Sea. J00n G. Sctunitz and Stat.e Alsembb'men Robert E. Badbam, Jame1 Whetmore and Robert Burke. Nixoo will be introduced by Lt. Gov. Robert Flndl, who also will address the fund-raising dinner. YACHT TRAGEDY -Three Newport l!eacb resi· dents are presumed Jost following capsizing of 50- foot power yacht Grundl at entrance to Gray's Har· bor, Wash. Yacht, shown here in waters of New- ,. .... .., ... ...., port Harbor is owned by John Porter of Harbor Island. Port~r was not aboard af time of tragedy.. Grandi has won numerous a·wards in Newport Har- bor Yacht Club opening day·inspections. YMCA SWimming Pools Dedicated With 'Big Splash' By EVELYN SHERWOOD Of n1 ~Irr l"Ull llMI The Orange Coast YMCAs ~.n memcrial swimming pools w e r e dedlcated Sunday willl lanla<e and "PWll. ' MasU>r .of ceremonies Jttm Mcnab. dlaiJ:man d. "Newport: Tomorrow," -cod guesta and YMCA penoo· nel. Hlln'Y Babbit, DOied TV and radio p<n0nlaity led tile 2SllO attendillll the event. in singing the national anthem. Formal ribbon cutting was done by MUITay Rose, Olympic Gold Medalist who swam with five.year-old Ann Kohler acorSi 'the pool carrying t.he -· Mayors Doreen Marshall and Alvin Pinkley pre1ented the ribbon to tbe swimmers. Gold medals tDd troples '""' by the performers were on exhibit and in- cluded tM W. E . Suttin, $15,llOll trophy woo by Gt..ai Anderson in 1965. The two pools measuring 75 r.et by 44 feet and 33 feet by :Kt. feet costing '15,000 ·are nearly Olympic size, deNJted Cor diving and owimming. Exhibttion entertainment for the event included swimm.iDg and diving by Olympic greats tDd gymnastic.. and tramp<>Jine demonstretion by (See YMCA, Pa1e %) Wary on Airport Irvine Company Backs First Air Master Plan By BRUCE BENSON Of n. o.11r ,. • .., s .. ft The Irvine Co. today endoned in princ:iple the flrat stage of a con· troversial master plan for Orange County aviiation but.asked county of- ficials lo c..,t a dubloos eye toward building a large airport in the San Joa· quln Hills between Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach. Cross-country jeWners would be "in· compatible" wJth UCI and coastal communitie1, the company suggested. Raymond L. Watson, Irvine Co. senior vice president, wa1 to appear before the Orange County Alrport Commlllsion this afternoon to state that none of the extenslvt planning for the Irvloe Ranch bas included the development of an airport capable of handling national flight.. Stock Markeu NEW YORK (AP) -The aloe.I< mar· ket held a good gain in active trading late this afternoon. (See quotations, .Pag05 10-11.) The airport commission scheduled the meeting at Huntington Beach High School to wind up a series of public hearings on five proposed lites for an Orange County airport servicing passengers bound for New Yori:,.Mex4 ico City and other long-dlstance cities. The five sites, set forth In the flnt phase of e air master plan by Wl.lllam Pereira and Associates, are Bolaa Chica State Beach ; Los Alamitos Naval Air Station: San JoaquJn Hills; El Toro Marine Corps a1r base , and the Marine Corps Llghter Than Air bese. Huntington Beach homeowners have vigorously proU!sted the Botsa Chica aite, and the military haa um:- quJvocally opR')sed any conver1lon of its facilities into a public airport Wet.son 1n an advance releue \D'ged the airport commissioners to proceed with the next step ln the Pereira study but not to ellmlnate any of the five potential sites from further study. "We do not believe tt proper," he stated, "to proceed .. .if the number of sites proposed ls reduced down to one or two since, in our opinion, the types of objections which have been· raised in all five sites are similar." ., Four national si.rveys and a California state poll show Republican candidate Richard M. Nixon decidedly leading Democratic Vice Prtsldent Hubert H. Hwnlill'ey in the presiden- tial race. Time and Newswed: magazines, the Gallup Poll and a New York Tlmes survey all show that Nlxon would win if the election were held today. Center Shift Won't Hurt Police Both Newsweek and the Times say tlumphrey would pt fewer eleL1orat colle ge votes than third party can- didate George C. Wallace , althoogh Newsweek says Humphrey'• popular vote woukl be higher. Time gives Nixon 3' 1tate1 with 323 electoral votes, Humphrey 10 1tate1 and the Dlstnct ol Columbia with 121 votes and Wau.ce onJJ four Deep South at.ates witb 39 votel. Although the Gallup Poll showed that munpbrey had gained 1Ugbtly since Augu.rt. he otill tralled Nixon by l2 percentage paint.. Humphrey'• campaJgn m an a g er Lawrence O'Brien said Sunday that his candidate's poor showing was duC to the late atart of his campa1gn. It wats: del1yed by U1e lateness of the Democratic Na t Ion 1 I c0nvention . O'Brien slid on NBC telovlslon's (See POLLS, Po&• %) , .. I By JEROME F. COLLINS Of TIM DellY l'llM llllff Al goes City Hall, ao goes police headquarter1 -and Jl'I got some Newport-Balboa Peninsula resldenll worried. But they needn'~ 1&1• Police Chld B. James Glava1. Trusler ol the polke 11aUon tDd other municipal government omcu to the Newport Center aru, u now con- templated by the city, won't make much dUference in peninsula law en- torcement, he·assured today. The reuon ls the department's mobllily. Jn .a report to the city mana5er, Gtava5 :;afd: "Relocation of the police Cncillty to Newport Center would not 1Jter the field-oriented nature of police opera- Uons in the peninsula and West Newport area1. Beat officers are assigned to the area according to level of crimes reported and caU.. fro!' service. "Proximity of a beat to the police build.in& does not materially add to the avallabWty of 1ervlct." Glavas emphuiud thl.t supervisors .,.,, u&lgned to the field to follow 1111 on calla, provide on-tbe-tctt\e assbtaa~ ce. and to "reduce the oillcer'• need to nturn to the station." And they "keep pretty busy In the beach area. ... The chlef said 4&.4 percent of 111 the clty'11 reported. crim11 and 58 percent ot all the an-estl take place there. Squad cars. he said, art accordingly deployed. ,.f ayor Doreen ,.fa rs ha 11 , com- menting on Glavaa' report. pointed out that in NeWport the average citu.en thinks squad cars are dispatched from the atation. "They're not," she aaid. "They're already in the field, respon. ding to radio callJ." Balboa Councilman Howard Roger1 noted that peninaula residentl get "pa)'clloloeical comfort'~ ftomJ:now- lng thtl station ll only a few blocks away. He said he did not think. however, that thl1 II tu(fJclent reason for bulldlna: 1 substation on the pe:nlntula . Olavas conceded that . the transportation of SU3J)ecil to the city Jill -• part of the Pollce facility - from the beach area would take about 10 minute1 longer, with the move to • Newport Center. But ht didn't trot much about the lnconveoleoce." "During perlodJ of peak activity," he said, "the lncrta.se in tranaporta. Uoa Ume can be off-set by deployment of prisoner tranaportaUon units." He meam paddy-w.q:ona, which art ofttn amply ftlled durtnf Euler Wetk. "Traooportatton ol ~.,. wm nev.r be I pn>bltm,' a(l'eld Cly Mauger Har::vq L. HurlburL ••Moit. ol them an translenta, tDd IOO· residmta, anyway." Concluded Glav11 : "We CGntemplil.ta no change II'! the level of service in tlle Penln1u11-We1t Newport area ... The move to the future population ctnler ol the city would prov1de the sreat.ul con- venience ol acceu to tbe llll'gMt numbe~ or reside.all." I 1 Wave SinKs ·cruiser; 1 Escapes By ALMON LOCKABEY DAILY PILOT 1Mtl111 •llltM' • Three prominent Ne'WpOrt Beach residents were presumably awept to their-deaths Sunday night when the 00- foot power vessel on which they were passengers broached and was cap1iz.• ed by a giant breaking sea at I.be en· trance to Gray's Harbor on the Washington coast. The traged1 occurred on the 50-foot power cruiser Grundl, owned by Jobn Porter of Harbor Island. Ne:l.tber Parter nor any oC hiJ: family Wal &board. Listed as missing and pre!\UfDed h>tt are Mrs. Frank (Dian~) 4uertin, tn, wife of the skipper, Frank Guertin, 45, of 7'JJJ Poinsettia SL, Corona del Mar; Glenn Genoway, 60, and his wife Mella , about 60, of 919 Bay!lde DrJvc, Newport Beach. Guertin was rescued by the Coast (See TRAGEDY, Pa1e I) Newport Shores Resident Dies In Car Accident Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Newport Shores resi- dent Roland George Gbrlest, 45, who died Saturday night a &hart time after his sports car co11:ided with another auro at 44.th Stxeet and Balboa Boulevard. Ghrlest, a buaineesman, of "JZ1 Prospect st., was driving west on Balboa about 9 p.m. when be collided 1968 County Traffic 19&7 lftl Death Toll 144 wlth the right froot of a sedan driven by Jean Phyllis Dorman, 21 , of San Gabriel, according to Newport Beaacb police. Ghriest and bJa pusenger, Jessie Gbriest, 45, were taken by ambulance lo Hoag Memortal H .. pltal. Police said the driver died a sh<rl time after he was admitted, appatently of in- ternal chest Qijur'ies. The woman passenger was treated and released , as was the driver of the other car, police reported. Weather Don't look for any radical changes in the weather picture Tutsday. Those in a position to inoW call for cloudy mornings and sunny afternoons with a mk1·70 tempuatures reading for the coast. INSIDE TODAl' Amid L'!'!"' confusion rarel11 tt en in mgh-lcvtt ~hting ocm- pedlio!I, Virgiflla soilor ,.;., Oilflllplc &mh in Fll/lng Dvfdl.. fll41I triall at !lluioo Boil· Boat- i"<I Pagt 15 . =.. ....... -·-.......... -••ltWIM .... ....... -·-,.,. tiilll .. ,. . .,...., .. .- .. • ,,., " D • • • • .... • " " • 11 -------~· -------------------------------------------------------------------······ .... I DAILY PILOT Mond.Q', Stpttmbtr 16, 1968 NeW, .Morality Cited hy Pike • Ill Coa:st Talk '111 llK8A1lll .... !W.L •• °""' ..... ..... '"nle Hoi1 Scripturoo are lit•'• Roncbacll' !Utlol U!lt: you can r'9d aDYlbJQI 1nto lt you want.'' ~ Epbcopal Bishop J-J.. Pih WU ..,.akin(. 1111 -Wit probed everyUinc tmn Ille war In Vletmam to aucaro'• Billi Wants Nixon Debate In· Try to Overcome Lead WASHINGTON (AP) -Huhlrt H. Humplny hu tel out lo gain a face· to-face debate with Richan! Ill. Nlxoo in ... ettart to overcome \he 1ubttan- Ual lead ~ pollucal pollt 1ay the •. RepubUcan hu mounted In the drive !or the Wblte ·HOUte. Humpbny called Sunday !or Nixon to ''appeat on network televisioii to debate the ilsuet of this campai&n befon the American people." Nixon hU failed to provide "UDe· qulvoc.al .-eat. o! position" on the tine major i..u.1 of gun cootrol legWation, · the 'conttrmatlon_ of Abe Forta1 to be chlef justice and ratl&a- tion of the nuclear nonproUferaU01 treaty, Humphrey char~. Nixon. · who -ed In 1ucb debates agalnot Jobn F. Kennedy eight years ago, has not commented on Humphrey's challenge. With the political polls showing the DemocraUc vice pre5ident lagging far behind, Humphrey is said to con.Sider a debate with Nixon vital lo bll el· forts to def~t the Republican can· didate. The vice president, who has taken a break froJP bi.I read campaign. uoti.1 Tuesday when he appears in upstatr New York, also said any debates sbould be expanded to include the vice presidentlll candidates. Calling fGI' ratification of the nuclear arms control pact, pusage of gun CQfl· trot laws and confirmation of Fortas, Humphrey suggested Nixon may be vacillatmt" on t:bese matters in order to appeal lo people oa both sides of the issuea. Humphrey' a campaign manager, From Page 1 POLLS •.. "Meet the Preas." The New York Times survey of 21 gubernatorial c o n t e 11 t 11 shoW's Republlcana leading in 11, Democrats leading in ail: and four too close to call. The paper's presidential survey shows that Nixon would wk!. 30 states with 348 electoral votes if the election were beld today. Hwnphrey would csrry m: states wilh 42 votes and Wallace would get eight &tates with Tl votes. Six states were too close. to call, the Times sa!d. Newsweek gave Nixon 31 states with 329 eleetonll votes, Wallace nine states with 89 electoral votes and Humphrey seven rtates with 54 elec· toral votes. The latest Gallup Poll, based on in- terviews conducted between Sept. 3. and Sept 7 gave Nixon 43 percent, Humphrey 31 and Wallace, 19. The earlier survey, conducted after the Republ.Joan convention in August, gave Ni.xon 45 percent, Humphrey, 29 .aod Wallace 18. Gallup s'*1 that Humphrey's biggest problem appears -to be keeping bemocrat. from defecting. In ttie latest Gallup poll, r1 percent of tbe Democrat.a said they would vote for Nixon or Wallace, but only 10 percent of the Republicans said they would not vote for Nixon. In add.Jtion, Gallup 1a.id, oo.ly one in· depeodent in five supported the Democratic ticket DAI LY PILOT __ c:.i ...... OllAlilCI COMf PUILt5HtNG COMPANY R•Mrl N. Wt•~ Pr.IOlnl Ind Plltlll~ J1¢k R. Curit'! \ltct l'ASldellt •net Gt'llWll M'""'"' llt•t'"' K••vil ..... Tho,..11 A. M1rphi11• MetlMllOI l'd+for J•t•m• F. c.lli111 r tu1 Niu111 H-' INdt AltvM'-1111 Cllr Etllb" Dl...:tor ---1111 w •• t 1.11"' 1 •• 1 ..... rd M1ilhtt ,u~,.111 r.O. lu 117S t166J .._ __ ~,,,_t,. ... ..,~ Lo.-._,.: m l"-t A- ........ INdl: .. .,. ."'"* Lawrence F. O'Brien Sunday pointed to one of the re&.IODI why he thfnQ b1a man u lar&lnc IO badly. He ftlll IUf· fen from "ldentttyproblem1,1 • O'Brien 11ld. . He aald that as the c-.npaign COD• tin1e1 efforts will be made to &how that Humpbrey 11 "his own man," even if this leads some people to think that .. Mr. Humphrey's views do bot necessarily coincide with those or President Johnson." Q'Brlen wa.s interviewed on NBC's "Meet the Press." In aoother Sunday development, Humphrey told a meeting of the Zionist Organization of America that he favors continuation of U. s. military aid to Isreal to keep the Mideast arms race in balance. "UnW permanent peace. in the Mid· dle Eut .la: achieved and the arms race ended, then continued United states rnil1tary a1siBtance to lcrael, in· eluding what has become such a aym. bol and I thlnk 1ucb a necessity - super&ooic planes such as Phantom Jets -la Justified," Humphrey tol t: tbe group. From Page 1 TRAGEDY ••• Guard and had only minor injuries. Genoway wa1 last seen clinging to an overturned Boston Whaler in the churning 1ea. Cout Guard Seattle mid the DAILY PILOT at noon today thA.t the Bo!iton Wb8ler to which Genoway wa.s last seen clinging bas been recovered on the be a c b at Grayland, Wuh. near where the tragic boat aceident oc· curred. There was no trace of Genoway. 'Ibe Coart Guard llld an oil slick and bubble have been found near the entrance to Gray'1 Harbor and Jt J1 pr:esumed to be from the sunken Grundl. "' A massive search is still being con· ducted by the Coast Guard for Genoway. 'The two women were trap-- ped below and are presumed drowned. Guertin told the Coast Guard that he swam below and kicked out the win· dt>ws in an effort to rescue the twt> women but was unable to find them. Guertin'• only injury was a burned hand when be lit flares to attract rescuers. He iollated a life raft in hopes he could rescue the two women. When he wa.s unruccess!uI he clung to the life raft until he himself was rescued by a Coast Guard helicopter. Guertin talked with Porter twice this mornln~. Guertin told Porter the party had left Neah Bay early Sunday rooming and ~Ji~aded down the ~ a cnll>~~ Newport Guert.m Nid the plans did not in· elude a stop at Gray's Harbor but that the women wanted to stop for a brier time. He said the sea was choppy but there was not a storm condition. There were no aea or wind conditions that made the entrance dangerous, Guertin &aid. The skipper sald be was about two miles o!f the expcsed breakwater and on range, maklng a n<lOllal entrance when he felt a surge from atitero. He looked back and saw a giant breaking sea some 35 feet in height. He attempted to bring the Grundl about to head into tbe gea but was caught broadside. The boat broached and was completely capsized. Guertin said he was gteerlng from the flying bridge and that the sea broke completely over him -some 14 feet above the deck. Guertin said he clung to the overturned hull and could see Genoway clinging to the Whaler. He hurriedly inflated a life raft and then made several attempts to rescue tht' women below. The accident happened about 7:30 p.m Guertin was rescued from the liferaft about midnight. Coast Guard surface craft and a helicopter were continuing the search this morning. Guertin had taken tbe Grund! to the northwest in May so it w o u I d be available to the Porters for summer cruising. He was bringlnf!' the yacht back home and had invited the Genoways to join him and his wife on tbe cruise. Guertin 1.5 a professional skipper and a former employe or Richardson's Yacht Landjng on Bayside Drive. He was reported to be in 1 hospital near Grays Harbor being trcitled for shock and hlis burned hand. Genoway and his wife have lived In Newport sever.a.I years. lte formerly owned a printing Company in Los Angele! which he recently sold and retired. The Geoow1y1 were former owners of a power boat, Glenet11, in which they did COl\liderable cruising and fishing In Southland waters. Genoway aold the Glenella wtth his buslneM:. Ottlet member1 of the Genowiy family are two sons Jerry, Mission Viejo, and Glenn Jr., Orange. There 11 also one daughter, Mrs. Pit Willey. Ranloo, Wasti. ' equot.d new mora11ty wllll "llluatloa edilct" which bl llO!d -COl!lllle• allllat!ODI In CODlul and W Jt h ptarlllu. He challenged "eodt ettilct" 1'1Uch he said presupposes eternal, un· "I believe In fighting In tho right changing natural rules. He critkized "COOKDBUI m«allty" which he aaid -.Id baYW la ...._-..,. Garmu hlllor)' permitted aDnlhllation or "" --rlty. Sblftloc bll relenlleu wit lo the wv In Vll!Dam, Pike oaid the pacilirt u lucky. He believes in code etbJct and to him, all wan are wrong. Lucky too. ho said, u the,._ petrlot. Pike said be pw1o:ially committed cM1 ~Ii 'l\'orld WatJL lit wu 4-'I' but fated bll wrr Into the Navy and served ln mval intellige.nce. 1ituaUon," ht Aid. He added, "alotof people believe whatever LBJ 1ay1 is tbe win ot God; it's coovenient, )'OU don't have to th.ink foi-youneli." Pille Hid the Vie~•• have a recud of 1NCCe11fuJ ~ warfare DAILY PILOT Ili ff Plltt9 ..... oatll4o pcnrc'I -..i dMat back 2;11Jo years. Of the U.S. problem In containing th North Vietnamese, he said: "It's terrible lo be both Imm-Oral and unsuccu1fo.l and then to find out that you can't aUord iL" 'lb9 ate no presidential peace ean· dtd.ate:s, he claimed, only three war candidate a. Pike illµ1trated bis aituatton ethlcs com.men~c. "lf I'm going to kill peo· ple, I have to take the re9J)Ollsibillty tor it; I. can't ray LBJ told me to (lo ft... • 'I.'be speaker told his audieoce of about 300 persons that 1f Liley com· pared ;the ldeu held throughout the ages it wa1 the end of absolutes. lo tile middle agea, be said; it-tru a .-tnortal sin to lend money at lntereat : In 1920, Pille oald, at the Lambeth (England) Conference o! religious leaders, every fonn of c:mtracept1on wal declared gr1eVOUJly .&tnful. "'Ibey didn't even exclude Catholic. roulette." In a 1930 conference there were cet• tain exceptioDS, bt said. In a 1958 con· f....,nce , he seid, fainily plllDlliotl .,., found a moral reponsiblHty. Only in the past few decades, Pike 11ald, has the church bad good tll.inp to isay of sex. Christianity bas an anti· i;:exual bias all t2lrougb its history, he ii aid. ALL-AMERICAN OPENING FOR NEW HARBOR AREA SWIM FACILITY Tustin Mtraqua1 Ptrforrh Water Ballet at YMCA Peel Chrlstenln9 Pike declared that Pope Gregory had held that although sex was necessary to create farililles, "no respectable Christian would enjoy it." From Page 1 YMCA •.• George Hery, world champion. Among swimmlng pool llPOOSota are Mr. and Mrs. Ward But.er Jr., Harbor Ars JntemaUCJna,1 "Y" Men's Clul>, Mr. and Mn. Edpr Hill; Cbeeyl. Janet and Dale Jon e 1, N..,,or! Be9dl Police Employee's Association, Newport Harbor Kiwanis, Mr. and Mrs. William Pei4~ Bertilo and Susie Sldme<. Weot Crode OU Co., Jllr • ..ct Mrs.h. B. Wlctersbam, Mr. and Mra. Fred M~ and Mr. and Mrs. Lee J°""" w!lo teeded the pool cost by donating '3),000 and a donation in memorial to John Jellklne:. Three Injured In Costa Mesa Traf fie~ Mishaps Three persons, lncJuding • motorcyclist hurled 30 feet into a parking lot by a headon eolll:si.on with a truck, were injured Sonday in Costa Mesa trallic accidents. police said to-- day. Terry L. Rockwood, 23, ol 1n92 Oak St., Huntington Beach, is in satisfac· toey cooditioo at Hoag Memorial Hospital today with massive injuries suffered in the crash lane Sooiay. Police said Rock'iYOOd was riding south on Superior A venue at Anaheim Avenue, when a pickup truck driven by James G. Cowan, 18, of 200 Via Di· jon. Newport Bead!, begian a left turn in front o( him. Investigators 11 a 1 d Rockwood's big cycle collided with the northbound vehicle, OOrling the victim into a park· Ing iot and. causing him to suffer • brain consussloo, severe fadal cuts and po&Sible lnteroal lnjurles, Early Sunday morning, a c..ta Mesa battender suffered facial cuts when his oar crashed into the rear of one driven by anothe't bartender whUe each was headed home after work. Charles R. ~tos. 55, ol 7042 Golden Nugget Circle, Wesbninster, was Laken to Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital, wllere 20 stitches were re-- quired to close his chin cut. Police 63.i.d Santos was driving ncirth on Harbor Booiev-ard at Peterson Place, when tlls car rammed one driven by Holbert L. Mynott Jr., 'll, of 13872 lta.Nn Way, Tustin. Aoott\er predawn rear-end crash Sunday caused slight neck injuries to Judith K. Donahoo, ~. ol 898 Towne St .. Costa Mte0. but she """ able w drive herself ttO Hoag Mem-0rial liospital for aid. Investigators SB.id she ns driving north on PlacenUa A venue and had stopped at 19th Street, when her car was hit by one driven by Kelttl S. llagen, 7.6, oi 1701 Pomona Ave., Costa ~1esa. Coin Collection Taken in Mesa A Sl.500 coin coUection hJdden ~ a mattress and in a hat box was stolen from a COit.a Mesa mechanic's resi· dence over the weekend , police said today. A checkbook and severtl other }terns were also taken from William NtcboU' home at ISS Fiowor st .. aocording w DetecUw Bob Amokt. In....itgaton ..td the valuablel dis· appeared 1bout the tame time • dJd a young couple the vicUm had be· friended alter meeting them in • cock· tall lounge. The pair, who gave a Hemet ad· dress, Nyied two days at Nichols' home after he gaVfl the huaband a job and olfem to lei them llve with him one -UDiil they p onto their raet. t - • OAILY PILOT Iliff Plllft ALL EYES ON OLYMPIC GREAT AT YMCA POOL Dr. Sammy LH Di1play1 Form at Dedication City Center Ta1k Slated Newport Beac1i City Ooond-. !toward Rogers, be.ad oi the city's DOW disbanded civic center .site selection committee, will talk about the tbe pros and con. <i moving from tile present City Hall Uie Tueoday before tbe Woman's Civic League <i Newport H..,_, The City Council decided 1..t w.ek to consider locating at a site near Newport Center. It Wat oa Rogers' committee reoommendation. The meeting at Marnn Library'• muUd1"JJPOse room eit 10 a.m. will be the league's first generel 1easion of the oreanhlatl-1 ytM .. Mio. Albert Hou#)lon, program chairman. oaiP«l w tile pub&. "Men needn't be ohy ~t showing up;" she added. Mrs. Elisabeth Longridge, 1968-69 lfi8€UE! p-esident, said the organization in launching a membentip drive atm~ ed at "all wom<n or Area wbo are interested in noo..part:isan views conoemed with civic atfairs." Otller newly elected officers for the year •• lst vice pl'ellident, Mr•. HOU@lllon; 2od vtce pr-, Mrs . Chari.u Mower; recoi:1i:a:c aecretary, Mrs. Allen Gee; corresponding st•cre~ary, Mrs. E. C. Sm It b : -...,., Mra. Macy Fitz; auditor, Mrs. Hildreth Wright; hiatorlan, Mrs. T. DUll<llD sre-1; porlimn-.n, Mre. Leon Rudd, Jr.; past president, Mr1. Stanley Le Lievre. Of churih refusal to ordain WCKDen on the grounds that Jesus' deliples were all men, the Bishop quipped, "they shouldn't! let gentiles In, the deciples were all Jews." Speaking of the Chicago convention violence and Mayor Daley's labeling agitators Communists, Pike deeleared 'that the wife of a Bishop friend had been gassed and a woman member of the British ParHament had been in· jured there. Pike told the audience that they m.ignt come to the conclusion that &ituation ethics is a more responsible position in life. Participating in li.fe, he said, makes you a better person. He said he believes tn an after lire but not a& a motivation for living the good life now. He likened the concept ~ believing tfiat the heavenly father gives you green st.amps for being good now which you can spend later. Salvation, he .sa.id, is to be what one has evolved to be, a human being. And the claim Of situation ethics he said is for one to be the subject ~f his ow~ sense. He labeled early Cbristian leaders •'a dropout subculture." Speaking of !be role o[ tfle cburch today, Pike said he values its rdle as comiorter but feels that U1e role of challenge to the coagregation, "the bull in the China shop", is equally im· portant. From Page 1 BONDS ••• conversion, will not have any effect on the tax rate, pass or fail. The no coot conversion is to enable trill!itees to use restricted money tor a different purpose. Ten and one-half cents fl. the S4 cents on the tax rate now is limited to use for buildlng. Passage of the corf. version would make it available foi' general purpose use. The bond measure requirts two. thirds approval for passage. The tax conversion neels only majority ap. prov al. 'There has been no organized op. position to the finaoce measures. Endorsements or urgings for careful consideration have been given by the city councils of \Vertmlnster, Costa. Mesa and Newport Beach, directors of the Newport Harbor and Costa Mesa chambers of commerce, and the Orange Coast League of Women Voters. 0 OMEGA Your Omega Sale1 & Service Agenev I YOUR WATCH~ I CIH nad I Oiled •Adjusted .... Ckwd Milt You Wall PEARLS RE·STRUNG RJNOS SIZEO, froiw FllEE Sl.H $2.49 $4.H Jowolry Dnlf"lnt A Spocl oltyl Now 2 Great Storet To Sern You HAUOl 5t10PPINe HUMJ1NeTOM CIMTll Cl!ITlll IUC .. & IDIHd JIOI HAllOI II.YD. HUMT1'16TOH •ACH .._,, ·--"-"""" tl:ZS I" • .... ,,.,., "11111919 ,,_ -..-... fl-Im 1111, owllll brlWttrt '"'"' 11111. ~ ... !Ml"" _.,_ -- TUMI TO "' TOUR I COSTA MDA .... , .. , ltl·l lOJ Open Monv Thurs., Frl.·TUI 9 p.m. IUDGn --I~_:_~--~-=:=:..:~~~== '. • - --------- • I I I \ --·~------------===-==1-----~----.. . • • JEANCOX,-9466 .....,, S.1••111 U. IMI NloCMo ... U ·Aiding Blind Guides . Goal. • Seeing a need to help those less fortunate and guiding their ef. fort. to'brtdge the blind and sigbted world> is the Women's Auxiliary to the Southern California Veterinary Medical Assaciatton. Enthuslllstically answerilig the call for financial surport will be an impressive Orange County contingent who will trave the free- ways to Los Angeles Wednesday, Sept. 25, to attend the l:llb annual Silver Collar Fashion Sbow and Luncheon in the Century Plaza Hotel. Proceeds from the affair will be used to provide and train guid• dogs at the school in San Rafael. Coutmans working on the arrangements committee include the Mmes. Duane E. Hauser, La Habra, chairman; Mu Graehl, Huntington Beach, uservations chairman; Richard O'Sullivan, Santa Ana, hostesses; Howard Weyker, Cypress, money tree, and Mrs. Wil- liam Lamkin, Brea, press. Special guest will' be Mrs. Pierpont Hamilton, president of tho board of directors of Guide Dogs for the Blind, lne. Guide Dogs for the lllind is a non.profit organization, Ucens~ by the State and is entirely supported by private contributions. It is the only guide dog school in the world that breeds all of 1ts own ·stock. When the pups aie three months old they are ~ out to ~H children to be raised in a family atmosphere. When they are a yez:r old, they are returned to the school for training of three to five months of C91]centrated daily work. Training of the blind person takes 28 days living on campu.s, going to classes instructed by a licensed person. Although the person and a dog can operate safely after the 28-day training course, it takes about two to four months before the pair operates together smoothly as a team. Proof ttiat a guide dog can be the bridge between the sighted and blind world is that 87 percent of the graduates are gainfully em- ployed . I .1 ' . ,. ' ' PET PROJECT -Lending their effort. to raising fund> for Guide Dogs for the Blind, Inc. are Orange Countians who will attend the 12th annual Silver Collar Benefit Sept. '25 in 'I.Os Angeles. Reminding interested supP.rten that proceed> wlll'lie uSed to .provide . and train guide dogs such as Smokey are Oeft to right) Mrs. Douglas Tignor, ¥rs. Leland D. Kendall and Mrs. Mu Graehl, reservations 'chairman. .. . International Flavor " After · Fi\le Be·g ;·ris Culinary . Jour·ney Four countries will be visited this season by the After F!v~ Dinner Dance Club, a section of the Tuesday Club of Newport Harbor. · The visit• wtU. be . made via cuisine, music and mood during four Sunday evening parties which take place from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. in difierenl locations. Opening the season Oct. 13 will be an Old South Plantation party al the Irvine Coast Country Club. Setting !he mood will be soft lights, mag· nonas, draWes and New Orleal)S dolb. Mwic will be in keeping with the Deep South atmosphere while~prizes, entertainplent and .mixers promise an evening of &aioty. . ... ..,... Moving from the Old Sou1h to the Far East will be the Jan. 26 party. The "most honorable committee'.'. will be inviting memben and guests to ttie Tee. House of January Moon. Dining and dancing will be.neat a· pool with live gold fish and water lilies. Ja~anese lanterns, dolls, butterllles and Mrds will add to the 'romantic, delicate atmosphere of old Japan. The April get-together will feature a French theme and will be called April in Paris. Setting the mood will be violets, turquoise ribbon, flower carts filled with potted flowers and French dolls galore, all designed to transport guests to the cont1n'ent ·for .a Paristan apring. , ' Back to the American continent will be the June 8 gathering called South <if the Border. A wann decor of colorful flowers, pinatas, and dolls will set the mood while professiooill Latin dancers kick up their heels dur· Ing the entertaiomeDt portion. The mixer will feature a ·senorita tossing roses to genUemen; each rose bearing the neme of the ,part;ier ~or the next dance. . · · · . . · The doll colleclloo, parts of which will be featured at each party, consists of 900 dolls and ia owned by the chairmab of the After Five Dinner Dance Club, Mn. Ruth Seaver Kennedy. . THEMATIC ~DVliNTURES -Members of the After Five Dinner Dance Club,' Oelf to right) Mrs. McClellan Cole, Mrs. Lorene Leckie and Mn. Ruth 5..,ver Kennedy try on some of the cos- tumes which woofd be appropriate for the tllemes of their Sunday evering dinner.dances whlch take place foor times a year. The first will be Old Sou1h Plantattoo on Oct. 13. The group is a sec· lion of the Tuesday Club of Newport Hartlor. Committee members who plan to participate in each tunction are Mrs. Uoyd A. Moss, Mrs. Robert Ublik, Mrs. Claude Cotton, Mn. Laurence Wright. Mrs. David Kimball, Mrs. Donald Ohms, Mrs. Lucas Betts, Mrs. Martiµs King, Mrs. C. T. Griffiths, Mrs. Robert Speed, Mrs. Stewart Nolton, Mrs. Ralph Witten, Mrs. ~ P: Dunn, Mrs. McClellan Cole, )lfrs. Lorene Leckie, Mrs. J . Barry' Loughlin, Mrs. JO<eph Wlll!I, Mrs. WUSam Warren, and Mrs. Arthur Andresen. Friend Takes Bait, Finds Old Wives Tale L i"ke Fish Story DEAR ANN LANDERS : This ls a 1iriou.I letter and 1 hope you will not toss It aside in the bel.lef that I am putting you on. A few days ago some neighbor• came for supper and we bad a di.lcusllon. about animall. They asked m• u I mew bow r"'cooqa breed. I aaid, "!''!"never Jliv.en II I'll)'. thouglrt, but I suppooo they breed like otb<J' anlmall." "You are wrong/' I was told. ''They broecJ tlrolljh the ..-_" I aaid K WU the fint time I had ever heard of such a thing, and alked lf the mama rac· coon carrled her child tn ber sinus cavity -making a joke of it. Both the woman and her hu1band were so pwstialive, I cmfes1 I am half aold. Todq I went to the library and ANN LANDERS [il learned a lot •bout NCCOOna, lKlt I CllUid find nolhin1 about,tilelr breeding habit.I. J'Ve telepboneCI aev•al friend• and they all bowled wtlh iJupter - but nobody could 1ay for 1u:re that the)' mew le.a.Ii" eduCate me, U l need it -or my oeighbol'11 1f they do. -S. R. C. DEAR S. R. C.: Racceoa1 are mam· m1l1. ne1 breed jut Ute other mam.· malt. That .W canard aboat raccoona bftedin& lllro,.P tbe aoae w lle<a .. ltOUd f• •&et. AppareatlJ a lot •f . people bdleve tt. bl.t •• raec:ooa d~ DEAR ANN LANDERS : Our son, l'aui,Jearied to lpoak laler~than m..t children. He llultered 1 great deal •I tlrst and hiJ I~ betarne very Jm. J>ltlent Wi.111 him. My hU1band kept telllna him to "•hut up11 II be calildn't talk properly. When Paul wu aeven . years of age he re!UJ<Cfto lp<alt in his father's presence.. 'Mlt boy ia 14 now, an excellent 1b.t- dent, a fine musicl.an, but shy and in· troverted. He speaks to bJs father only wben it 11 ablolutely nece11ary 1 and while be DO longer 1tutter1, bis voice hu a 1Ught tremor. We have two younger children (giriJ) who get along well wilb their dad -in la<t betW witll him tllan with me. The problem: I !eellt would be Sood (or Paul to go 1to a boar41n&...achool. -Paw woulil lib to 10. ru. lather •8YI It's nonsense to spend the money ('5500 a year) and he re!u1e1 to pey · for It. I have a small lnheriU.nce and can send Paul on my owb. ~bou1d I -the ri1k ci angertog my fauband ! I've dedded to do u ~u 111· --SWAMPSCOTI' • DEAR S.: U the boy wanll to ro to boardlo& acbool and r•a caa send bi.In, do ... u )'Ollf luubud. II U1'7, IO what'• new? Sound1 a1 . U ·i.e11 ~ uro 11 eae 11Wi1 or 1..U.,. lor. pile 10me Ume. I prtdlct &lie teparltlea will do -PHI ........ 1-r lood. DEAR ANN LANDERS : How old dots 1 lirl have to bo befon .her m other Jett ber lhaya. her legs! J ._ you woli'I think thil (s a 11lly-queliloo. 11 la 1 big ..-o1>1em to me. PillH ....... and sellle • Ql!bl. • -GoRIU.I. GJRL DEAR GIRL: ner. II .. partlealv are at wbldl 1 llrl tlltold lie -to ............ lep ...... de~ ! !actor shoald be bow ber l•P look ud bow 1be fetla -.bout tftm. Uul&htlJ' laa1r UD be u e.inHrrU1mtat. By tbe lime a girl 11 15 ahe sboelf be allowed to P"' lier i.11 1 clul, nnootll look II 1be. wanta to. h eome cUet It cu bt evea earlier. ' '18 aloohoU.m' a dise&se?. Bow can the alcoholic be tnatecl! II #l«e 1 cure! Relcj the.J>Ooklte'Alcobollam -- Hope and Help," by AllJI Wodert. Encloee 35 eent.s hi coin with your ,.. quell .... A loo(, ltllnped, R)f-111- , dressed envelope. Ann Land~s will be aJICI to help yoa 'l!flh your problems. send lbeJn to hct In Cart of the DAILY PILOO', -inJ • itamped, Mlf-lddnaMd ... Yalope, .\ ' ., __ ___:__..:....-__ ,.:_~ -------. • ,,.e; _.....__ Getting Plans 'Off the Ground' m ~.oppellle for the Anchor ·1:.':le Ham-buri.. ~. Sept. 21, are Jan Anni.ta -a{8 breU!ng ~ -"1'11111'' hula ~ to jOln Ill Ille' """°"'' 181D!ll, wblcb wlll llicllid• ealertabunent for 1""":I aDcl iild. Chefs BlllO Ollila ml Elmer Johnloll are pl1nnlng 1 good ol' lllmbarler f..t ccmplete "1th ·"9ple m8de cole- Potenfial in Women . Activated by Lectures ActlvatlaC the PotAnliel In Wom<n to the lido ol a lee· -aerleo to be opomor<d by the UC! m...loa during the ·11111 quortor. The aeuiooa wUl take place oo 10 Frida.ya from 9 a.m. to noon in the Ftrtt CJootregattonel Cliurdl, Sao· ta Ano, beg!"""" Sepl 20. To prepare w o m e n (llydlolOlicoll7 to tu• up an active career .tf.er' fllni· ly relpOllJ!bDlll•• .... beblnd them II 1he _. ol the seri"ee. Each meetln1 will open witlt • -by • pro- feHional po,cbolocllt or aoclal worbr. The group then will treat into small worbbopl u n d • r sro- fealooal ~. H•dlnl 1l>e lfall ol ahi Welcome is Warm In Any Language 'lb• Gnelr:a hl.ve a word for it ... a word wlllch w1ll be r-tecl over ml over Wed- noadoy, Sept. 18, when new and nturnlng mtmbon attend 1 membemlip coffee of Newwrt Harbor Panhellemc. Officially aeytng Xlape (welcome) as ahe free!I members al the door will be Mrs. Leon Fry, pmtdent, wlille Mrs. John But- ler, past president will familiarize newcom· en ~th the beckground of the organization ml outline future plus and goale. Opening her Corona de! Mar home for the event at 10:30 a.m. will be Mrs . Fred Bice. Other board members who will welcome guest.I are the Mmes. C. Ray L e n a b a n, Lloyd McCollnm, Edwin Steen Jr., Virginia Bollman, Sydney Gaynor, F. M. Redman and William Campbell. Ideas Opened, Viewed At Junior Conference • ()ptnm& doon to new Meu club were tbt Mmes . J4au were membva of the Colt.a Meta Junior Women's Qub, Wbo joined other clubs ~ ArM. D for a Con- ,.lllDCI ol California r.cs.aMoa of W o m e n • s a.ea, ~unlor Mombuohip, Ill tllo lClllloo I D D , 111...-. - M11fie1 •Saturday , --·-chalrm• Robert Downey, prtsldent; Tom Bandy, first vice presi· dent; Howard Mitchell, 1e- cond vice president: Ronald Stenge, tru.sure.r; Fletcher Bond, amenitiea; Don Bar· rick, international affairs, and Clark Welf<:ott, beelth chairman. Another worbbop aeriel will beeln Wed., Sepl 13, in Bru. ;::!····., ·~G:.: ... 'dm...S~ iii: 'I ,,., BMllb iiiid Cactus Society 11:.t nllol ~ It oport ..., ..-: ...r·..:S1•1 ..., · Orance County Cadul and ........._ 5occuloot Society meet. the DAILY lllLOT ........ lkMrf ~ llaw and the llxlngs, while the aUJillary members are baling cookleo and cakes for dessert. All the food IDd tun w1ll be available al Costa Mt1a Park from 8 to 8 p.m., for llO C«IU: Vua Order of Amer· lea, 1 club !Or people of Scandinavian deoce11t, ii hosl What's -Doing ' MAtlY DAY, 642-4321 Horoscope Taurus: Consider Your Future TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 17 By SYDNEY OMAIUI "The wtae man oootrolJ his destiny . . . Astrolol)' poJnts tile way." ARIES (Mardi 21-Aprll 19): Don't battle dl.ange., During early houri there could be conflict at home. Lal«, you heNe ~ty to make amends. Seet banrulny with and tllroogb dlildren. Aooent hcllDe com- fort. flUeDot lllHldl· You Clft .-youroell lo men ~· lDOllOI' J*ltion. ..... oul "Ill)' rut. . LEO (~Iii' ~Aug. II); C1clt movea up. ctreum--lo your lovor. Strll<e wt1ilo -ls hol. Be .. .,...... I e r penonal applllWll. Way you -loOlil>I It bn-portant. Be original, dynamic. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ): You ..., pt lotlether with - -..... opoclol ID-ll); '11111 -lie ......, ionst.. W<llldeltlll !tr club toooe em.. Some ol .,... mMllag, 1 p e cl a I theater lllpirriooo .... w II bl n -... !tr IOllln( -ty -· It 11111' to )'VU lo do llll>dt. wn -circamo-t1>e r•..,.... 01ben ,.., be Uon. • well·m I 'ng, but you will LmRA (Sept. 11-0cit. D): have to afl1h 11>e -L Your hopes , Whet and SAGnTARIUS (Nov. 22- -..... lo --. ·Dec. 21): Good !UOO< ~ You tend to be IOCial ""'1 w ooiDcld• with oppc>rlullity 11c1i ..-. 1bls II tn-to communicate. Open up terpreted by some u eX· views. Let otberc know 1bat h1bltion d. cti.m. Fine for you do itave poaltioo. Kty b ~ o1 gift. ooofidence. Exi:: II - SCO,RPIO (Od. 113--. ondCAPott;OO~ (~ D- TAURUS (Aprll ZO.May 20): Today you mU1t con· Pier future in re9tion to Yrilat WU Jeamed in past. lN:ilize experience. B e awwe of details, llllbtie nuances. Emphuill 11 oo family relations. Doctors' Wives Try Jan. 19): A family member -punllng vtaw. Beotl!lbe~.ll ~Ci<:, you merely Invite cltfloolty. Jlbiey lo to- volved. C.ooce1sion ii Utety but won't cost as much u you imqin<. • Boning Up on Plans • GEMINI (Mal' 21.June 2JJ): Money connected with message, j o ll'r n e y or reWive eppeare to b e spotlighbed. You ere <».lled upon t.o accent a d d e d respon<ibdlity. 1blo burdefl, not rightly )<'Ir °""• wUl be temporory. CANCER (June 21·July 22 ): G u .a r d poeessions. Avoid tendency to f0<1et or misplace valuables. Your in· Angel Story Told at Meet Orqe COunty Medkol Aulliary ts llDlOOthng over tbe mt rough edges Oil its plans for dle sllate-wide Fall Ollllerenco e·Oalllornlo Medical Ami1lary. !tr ..tilcb ~ wUl be -Sept. IS.It. Key olficen from all c<>.IM)' MIXlllari«I will meet in the Newporter Inn to at- tend 8(l!lf0Jimately 20 unall WOl'iJIJ<l!>s lnwlving about 12 womm per poop, ac- cording to cboirm&l Mrs. G. Emmolt Raitt ol Newport Beadl I D d co-cbairman Mn. llorDaro Muon of Hun~Beoch. Lectures, quest I on 1 , dUCUJSioo groups .and audio- John Lindell. ad· vi1uaJ aidB wtll a•1l1t minl.strativt asdltant to women in updlltlng and im· Fred Haney will tell the provq tbe 18J.Xlliery's ac· Angel Stary before the tMUe1. NATIONAL PRESIDENT Mra. Cllften Lonfl Jr. AQUARIUS (Jan. ~ 18): Seme ci humor can allevia"' ctUpute -mate, partn«. No need to moka lllOODWn out ol ... lllllll -ooe dooe to )'Oii llu right to expand ln~- PISCES (Feb. 19-l'!llrdl :ID): lllajor luk -be completed. Coq1eraU• iJ required from oeigliban at ... -w.. Know ll>lt ...i .,,.DI oow1eay. II: e • p l'HOlutions, eopecilllly - related to job llDd - Christian Busineu 1 a n d The local delegaticn will Professional Women'• Coun-be B:t by <>nmge fumty ell o1 0r .. ge CoUJJty. Jftllldent l.lln. Fnmll: E. A banq t ~" ~-The group will meet !tJr Kendriclt, Newport Beodl; ue ·~ ~ IF TODAY 18 YOUR BIRTHDAY you •• talented at detecting tronds ond capit-lizlng OD 11>em. 'Ibu&, yoo CUl1ld tuiel u • bua>enodviJer.Keyllto have con6d~ i.n fQlr qwn -.. Otllen! are 111111 to know whenever you are ~by oelf.-. Cbange 1<r tile better 11 In· dicab!d, """"'8llY where af· fairs ol heart .... coocerned. dinner at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, and will include o:munittee special guest speabr Mn. Sept. 24 ln. tb,e Revere chairmen, tile Mmes. John Cliftut I.mg Jr., president House, Tustin. , J. M'.ootlanus Cld. Ardath d. the netional Women'a Also on the speaklne •ren-W t g b t m a n ol Laguna da wUl be the Rev. Ray Beach, regiltraiion; War-Aulillary to tile Amerioan Anderson of Covina, lee-rein ·Kremer, r.guoa Beecb, Medical A11sodatioo. other turer on human relati.om and Pbllip WiDlor, Newport .-pea.ken will tnchde Dr. and personality develop. -· ballquet chmrman, Malcotro Todd, Oallfornla GENERAL TEN• DENCIES' Cy.le higll for IBO, VllRGO. Speda1 wud to PISCES: time to be COil· eerned with personal securl· ty. Throw off -oot rtghUy your own. 11111, • •·"'-ment. Soloist will be Miss and Rtchard A 1 t m a n , M~ As!IOC:iation presi- s.°:i':. ~~ ~t1o11'"":'! Dawn Hefty, a Bio la College Newport Bem:t!, 1 u a u dent, end Dr. Albert Miller, for!Mlltll •v•ti.oM iw u111111 MlH student. cbainnan. president-elect ci ™A. f& orWr f'l<!M'I' Om9rr'I ...... boolt .. I, TIMI Tn1th ANut AllrHllY, lllftd '° c.nh ... OmlfT .. w. ttNi DAILY Pll..OT, kl tl40o Or•"" c.ctral St.non, Hew Yori!,, H.Y. 1D017, "'-""' ~. $olO-OffO, 1 p,m. 1--------------------------------------- SUNSHINE FROST Mwllf._ ... ._.. ,OP1 ..--... -Mvntl,,..,., ....,,. ...... lcN9I, ufftert., 1 11.m. T(M'J S.. II,,_ -kUIYbnlakl Sda>I, Cott. ,..,.., 1 '·"" Otawl•1 ~ -.. , ltr..t ldlfol. c.tt ........ 11'1. UlllW ..,..,. .......... ..... "" o •• ,,.,.. -~ lit> fDnMflllll 9¥11111Mt W c.eftlnl Mn. T. c. DtlllY, ~"· """ ........ ~ .... ~ "" -....,... """' ...... ""' Pw e11WW. """ oWlli a.Dre•o:• 2'11. 11• •""· '" ...... 1WI Oft .. 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Junior C o 11 e g e Superintendent Norman Watson predicts a 20 pereent turnout from among the 133,500 persons eligible to vote. P.U.. will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 * * * An Editorial \ p.m. tluooghoul ~ dlottjct wblch takes In Cosla M.,., Newport Beaob, Huntin~ B e a c b , Westminster, F..-U. Valley and Seal Bead>. , 'lbe bond measure la to take oare of building needs oo the Golden W'est and Orange Coast College campw;es for the next foor years. It is the first ever bond election tried by the junior college district. For 20 years it has <JPef&ted pay.as-you-go on the tiuic tax rate. OCC Must ' The ~.,.. from pay.as-yoo-go wu recommended by citizen advl!ory commitleea In the Newpon - and West Count;y areas. They rea~ that rece~t mid pr<>- jected heavy increeses in enrollment make necesaary a sudden • n d ~ome tu increase. T b e 1 -favored at an alternative a bond issue which would spread. out costs over a period ol 10 or more years. on Should Ille -· plSI UH! Ill in-creases will uot amount to more than 10 oentl above the']MVeut 54 cents per $100 ol assesaed valUltioJI, junior COi· lege offkUls say. Should the booda lall there will re- me!n a need for a tu iDcrea'° on 'the order o! 30 CeaQ, tbey point out. Next July 1 under new leeblatloo the board o! -s will be empo-to In· • .,... Illes by diat mucll without a wte ol !be people, The Orange Coe.st campus in Costa. Mesa and Golden West campui in Huntington Beach both are crowded beyond ~eir plamed capacity. Golden West OOUege is bandUng aJ.Ioo6t 3,000 day students and more than 3,SOO night students in buildings designed for 1,500 1tudenb, offidals say. ONnge Coaat College emollment is abcMlt 7 ,000 students deytlme and 7,tn>'stude~ at nlgbt. Tho campus was built for 5,000 .tudents. Student body figllres for the fall sememr that begao !"'!! week sbow eri.rollment up 15 percent over a year ago, continued growth ol. 15 percent per year is for ~ for the next •~ era! years, junior college Offic'lals 1ay • '!be 17.25 million In boodJ will bu7 an edlllt;onal 17.1 million In slate and lederal building aid for the planned oonotructlon program of fH,350,!IXJ. The· second ballot measure, a tu: (See BONDS, P11e Z) Coast Lost at Sea More Facilities Giant Wave _Up_sets Boat Off Washington Tomorrow is the day to vote on the $7.25 million Orange C~ast .Junior CoU:f.e bond issue and that other ballot measure, a tax convers1on , which doesn t cost anything. Maybe you know Orange Coast College has no more roo~ for addi· tional students. But did you know that half the .students now m Harbor Area high schools are beaded that w_ay? That's nght, ~O percent of tihem will go fo junior college locally provided they can get m. So how does it look on the balance sheet? By ALMON LOCKABEY OAILT l'ILOT~I• ...... Three prominent Newport Beach residents were Presumably swept to their deaths Sunday night when the 50- foot power vessel on which they were passengers broached and was capsiz· ed. by a giant breaking sea at the en- trance to Gray's Harbor on the Washington coast. The tragedy OCClUTed on the 51)..foot power cruiser Grund!, owned by John There are some pluses: Alli Iofli _ '!be junior college district Is run economically. Yearly rost per •es •Ct student is $571, just about the lowest in the state. · .. -Matcltlng state and federal building funds make the bond Issue a two-for-one bargain. -It will never again be as cheap to build. Construction cost. in· nate eight to 10 perceul per year. A bond issue does cost money -but this one costs only about $5 per $20,000 house or $7.50 for the owner of a $30,000 bDme each year. Cast 1our "yef>" vole tomorrow for the bond issue I.lid the no-cost tax conversion. Irvine Come.any Backs First Air Master Plan By BRUCE BENSON Of Tiit 0.llY P'11ot Stltfl The Irvine Co. today endorsed in principle the first stage of a con- troversial master plan for Orange County aviation but asked county of- ficials to cast a dubious eye toward building a large airport in the San JoJ- quin Hills between Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach. Cross--country jetliners would be "in- compatible" with UCI and coastal communities, the company suggested. Raymond L. Watso~ Irvine Co. senior vice president, was to appear befort the Orange County Airport Commission this afternoon to state that none of the extensive planning for the Irvine Ranch has included the development of an airport capable of handling national Clights. The airport commission scheduled the meeting at Huntington Beach High School to wind up a series of public YMCA Swimming Pools De.dicated ' With 'Big Splash' By EVELYN SHERWOOD Of TIM 1>91" 1'1191 Stiff Th• Orange Coast YMCAs twin memorial swimming pooil w e r e dedicated Sunday wi1h fanfare and splash. Master of ceremonies Jctm. Mcnab, T .. chairman ol "Newport omorrow, introduced guesta and YMCA person· rel. _ .. a: llaJTY Babbit, noted TV ~ rlllWO r~rsonlaity )ed ttie 2500 attending the event In singing the national anthem. Formal ribbon cutting wu done by ~.1urray R06e, Olympic Gold Medalist who swa.m with five-year.old Ann Ko!ller a<0rse tile pool carTying UH! ribbon. Mayors Doreen Manball and Alvin Pinkley -·tee! tile ribbon to lb• swimmm. Gold medall and tropie1 -b7 the performer• were on ublbJt and in· eluded the W. E. Bullin, flli,!IXJ lropby won by GTtU Anderson in 1985. The two pool• measuring 75 foet by 4' feet aoo 33 fe« by ro feet costing f75 .000 ace nearly Olympic size, designed roe divine and nrimmlng. Exhibition entertainment for the event included nrtmming and div1ng by Olympic greats and gymrwtic1 and tnnlpllne demoostttltion by (See YMCA, Pa&e !) • hearings on five proposed sites for an Orange County airport servicing passengers bound for New York, Mex- ico City and other long-distance cities. The five sites, set forth in the first phase of a air master plan by William Pereira and Associates, are Bolsa Chica State Beach ; Los Alamitos Naval Air Station: San Joaquin HJlls: El Toro Marine Corps air base, end the Marine Corps Lighter Than Air base. Huntington Beach homeowners have vigoromly protested the Bolsa Chica site, and the military has une- quivocally opposed any conversion of its facilities into a public airport Watson in an advance release urged the airport commissioners to proceed with the next step in the Pereira 11h1dy but not to eliminate any of the Cive potential sites from further study. "We do not believe it proper,'' he stated, "to proceed .. .if the number of sites proposed is reduced down to one or two since, in OID' opinion, the types of objections which have been raised in all five sites are similar." Newport Shores Resident Dies In Car Accident Funeral services will be held Wednesday for Newport Shores resi- dent Roland George Gbtiest, 45, who died Saturday night a short time after his !lp)rts car collided with another auto at 44th'. Street and Balboa Boulevanl. Ghriest, a businessman, of 7Z1 Pr06'pf:ct St.. was driving weM on Balboa about 9 p.m. when he collided 1118 County Traffic 1917 146 DeMb ToU 144 with the right froot of a tedan driven by Jun Phyllis Dorman, 21, of San Gabriel, according to Newport Beaacb poli<e. Ghriest and bis passenger, Jessie· Gbrielt, 45, were taken by ambulance to Hoag Memorial Hospital. Police aaid the driver died a 1hort time after he wu admltted, apparently of in· lernal cbut injuri11. Stock Markets NEW YORK (AP ) -The stocl< mar- ket bold 1 good gain In active trading hde this afternooo. (See quotations, Paps 111-11 .) Severe Blows On Red Forces SAIGON (UPI) -North Vietnamese and Viet Cong f<reea on the move from one end ol South Vie~ to the other suffered• a aerie• of crippling defeats Sunday, allied spokesmen reported today. The Communists also lost vast quantities of equipment - enough for an entire dJvision. The heaviest CommU.Ut defeats came ln ttte coestal regions 10 miles south of Da Nang wherl' U.S. Infan- trymen and South Vietnamese Rqers killed JOO Communists In fightmg whicb _..tly blocked a majoc attack on Doi An, 15 miles south ot Da Nang. Foor fights erupted oo ti>< Saigon defense perimeter and allied troops driving to destroy Communlst efforts toward a third offensive against tile capital killed .at least 100 guerrillas. More jmportant, they unearthed huge supplies of eqli.pmerit and were fin- ding more today. There were sharp Communist reverses in the Melroag Delta and in die Central Higltlands where U.S. BSll bombers carTled out five raids near the special forces calil.p af Due Lap tn an in<licatioo a major Red OMlaught Wall: expected there. 1be air wa,r increased. after the re· cent typboon...sp.awned storms and Air Force, Navy and Marine figbter- bcmbers hit the panhand1~ region of ttie north with 131 missions, including an attack against the Mu Gia Pass leading to the Ho Q1i Minh supply trail. Two big la.nt'klides closed the supply rootes 12 miles norltleast ol. Mu Gi-a Piass. At Tan An, 30 miles southwest of Saigon, a delectlcr to the Sou1!> Viet- namese goverpmeot led U.S. 9th diviskm Oantrymen to a Chinese (See VIETNAM,.Pace %) Medical Center App,roval Due From Couilcilmen Costa Meta City Council membcr11 are expected to add thelr stamp of ap- proval tonight to condltlonal u .. per· mits fOr the second and third phase!' o( the city's first rn.ajOI' medical cen· ter. The Planning Commtssson last week recommended approval of permits for the lhree..gtory medical center and aMt bed convalescent hospital on Newport Boulevard between Victoril and Bay streets. The projects by S. K. Leasing Co., Santa Monica, wUl join Costa Me1a l\lemorial HO<pital in ""'°ting a major medical cllstrlct In the city. The State Dlvlllon or Hlghwa11 an- noooced la1t week that the Newport Freeway'• required right-of-way will tah the entire parlclng area -a1 now planned -loc the medical bulldln&. but the problem can 1UD be worked out. Several Items fNm last week's Planning Commlulon_ meeting ire KCheduled for action when tbe City CoQnetl meet.a at 7:30 p.m. for Its Jegtslatlve •easlon, foDowtng 1 &:30 p.m. buslne11 meeUna. • Porter ot Harboc Island. Neither Porter nor any of his family was aboard. Listed as missing and presumed Jost are Mrs. Frank (Dlane) Guertin, 37, wife of the skipper Frank Guertin, 45, of 720 Poinsettia St., Corona deJ Mar; Glenn Genoway, 60, and his wife Mella , about 60, of 919 Bayside Drive, Newport Beach. Guertin was rescued by the Coast Guard and bad only minor injuries, Genoway was last seen clinging to an overtW"ned Boston Whaler in the churning sea. Coast Guard Seattle told the·DAU.Y PILOT at noon today that the Boston Whaler to which Genoway was last seen clinging bas been recovered on the be a ch at Grayland, Wash. near where the tragic boat accident OC· curred. There was no tract! of Genoway. The Coast Guard said an oil slick SOMEBODY IN OHIO LIKES NIXON Or•ng• County Next for C•ndldate Nixon Due in Anaheim '·' Tonight for Big Rally Richard M. Nixon returns to hi1 Orange County blrtbplace today. The Republican presidential can. di date will vi.lit the Y Ol'ba Linda bowe in wtHm be wa1 'oonl la.t.e this af- ternoon, a few hours bet«e giving a major oompalgn apeech at 1IH! Anaheim Convention Center. The 9 p.m. addret1, hlghllgbt ol a Wtiopplng GOP rally at the convention center. will.be. Nixoo'a only address in Orange County before the eloctl0l1. The candidate will arrive at 5 p.m. at the El Toro Mat'ine Cor,>1 Alr Sta· lion from Santa Barbara where he .... Su~ relaxing al an ocemi· IJ'OMhOUH. From the Marine 'bale, a ~e W1l1 wind toward Yorbo Linda wllere ' .. Nixon wlll revisit the°11CUH in which be WM born at approximately 5::.:>. A ball hour later, the GOP n<1nlnee will be feted at a f!ON11llte fund raising dinner at the convention cent.er. He tb<n will hold a rtatf COD- fer<nce In the Dlsnoyland Hotel prior to the Anahebn rally. The convention center doon open et 7:00 p.m. ~how cets ~way 11 8-wltb aa a oa·bfl)Tange Coun- ty Republ oat1 teglslatora, ln<luding Rep. J1mcs S. Utt, State Son. John ·a. Sch.mttz: and State Assemblymen Robert E. Bl<l>am, Jam., Wbetmore and Robert Burle. Nilon wDI be lntrodu<ed by Lt. Gov. Robert FlldJ, 1'bo -will addrtsa lbe IWld·raltinf dinner, .r and,.bubble have been found near the entrance to Gray'1 Harbor and it is presumed to be from t;he aunken Grundl. A massive search is 1Wl being con- ducted by the Coast Guard for Genoway. The two women were trap- ped below and are presumed drowned. Guertin told the Coast Guard that be awam below and kicked out the win- dows in an effort to rescue the two (See TRAGEDY, Pace Z) 4 U.S. Polls Show Nixon Far in Front By ASSOCIATED PREllS Four nattoMI · \ttrrveys an!! a California state poll show Republican emd.idate Richard M. Nixon decidedly leading Democratic Vice PreaJd:enf; Hubert H. Hum(ilrey fa !bf preoldeJI. tlal race. · Time and Newsweek magazines, the Gallup Poll aru1 a New York Times SW'Vey all show that Nixon would win 1! the election were held today. Both Newsweek and the Time• aay Humphrey would get fewer electoral college votea than third party can· didate ~ge C. Wallace, although Newsweek says Hwnghrey's popular vote would be higher. Time give.s Nixon 34 states with 328 electoral votes, Humphrey 10 states and the District of Columbia with 121 votes anG Wallace only four Deep South states with 39 votes. Although the Gallup Poll showed that Humphrey had gained sllghUy since August, be still trailed Nixon by ~ percentage points. Humphrey's campaign manager Lawrefice O'Brien said Sunday that his candidate•a poor showing W'lll due to the late start of bis campaign: It was delayed by the latenes.s of tbe Delllt'ICll'atic N .a t i o n a 1 convention, O'Brien said on NBC televtsioa'1 "Meet the Press." The New York Times survey of 21 gubernatorial c o n l e s t s shows Republicans leading in 11 , Democrats leading ln six and four too close to call. The paper's presidential survey shows that Nixon would win 3) states with S46 electoral votes il the election were held today. Humphrey would carry six states with 42 votea and Wallace would get eight states with 77 votes. Slx states were too close to call, We Times said. Newsweek gave Nixon 31 states with (See POLLS, Page !) Or•llfle Coat We•tller Don't took for any radical changes in the weather picture Tuesday. Those in a position to know call for cloudy mornings and sunny afternoons with a mld-70 temperatures reading for the coast. INSIDE TODAY Amid moss confusion rarely lttn in hig-1&-tlwl rat.lating ocm~ petition, Virginia saUm· 10ini Olvmpic berth In Fiiiing Dvtch- man triab ot Million Ba11. Boat- ing POii< 15. - I 1' ( • I I I . % OA!l Y PILOT ••• ----... . . . ' . . --- • ·New _Morality Cited . by Pike in ,.Coast Talk ' l 111 lllalMID !. NALL . """ ..., ,. .,. • '"!be 'HD\>' Scriplur<1 ""' 11 k o a .Roncbach intb1ot test: you can rNd ..,,.t11fll1 Into It you want." > C:....Ovmlal Epilcopal B I 1 h o p --.la.mu A. Pike wu ipeaking, 1!11 IUletto wll p.<Oed .. vorythlng lrom Ille wor In Vietnam to Clllca10'1 ,.., .. DoloJ .. ht bttlll b11 -far "fha lltW -•·" ~ I Plllll· spob ot Ille I ..... a..cli lll&li ----::.:c on beholl ot lb& UnlllltoiWai Fellowll\ip ~lllldll>C lulill, Pike said the new morality wu named by Pope Plua XII In an 121- cyclicll condemning K. 'Iba speaker 'HllllWantsNixonDehate In Try to Overcome Lead WASHINGTON (AP) -Hubert H. Humprey bu set oot lo pin a lac<· »lace debate with Rkhard M. Nixon 1n an effort to OV!rcome the tubtrtan· tio1 lead the pollttcal polla 1ay the Republlcan bas mounted in the drive for the White House. Humi)hrey called Sunday for Nixon to "appear on network television !o debate .the issues of. this campaign before the AmetlCan people." - Nlxon bu failed to provide "une· qui.vocal ltatementl· Of posltioo." OD the three major lasue{ or gun control Jegimltion, the confirmation of Abe Fortas to be chief jUJUce and ratifica· tioo of the nuclear nonprollferaUon trtaty, Humphrey charged. Nixon, who appeared Jn such debates against John F. Kennedy eJght years ago, bu not commented on Humphrey'• cballeoge. With the poliUcal polb !bowing the De~ocratic vice presklent lagging far behind, Humphrey ii &aid to consider a debate with Nlxon vital to hia ef· forts to defeat the Republican can- didate. The vice president, who has taken a break from i.s road campaign until Tuesday when he appears in upstate New York, also said any debates should be expanded to Include the vice presidential candJdates. Calling for ratification of the nuclear From Page J POLLS ... 329 electoral votes, Wallace nine states with 89 electoral votes and Humphrey 1even states with 54 elec- toral votes. The latest Gallup Poll, based on in· terviews conducted between Sept. 3 and SepL 7 gave Nixon 43 percent, Humphrey 31 and Wallace, 19. ... The earlier survey, condacied after the Republican conventiod in August, gave Nixon 45 percent, Humphr!!!y, 29 and Wallacl!! 18. Gallup said that Humphrey's biggest problem appears to be keeping Democrats from defecting. Jn the latest Gallup poll, 11 percent of the Democr.ata •aid they would vote for Nixon or Wallace, but only 10 percent of the Republicans said they would not vote for Nixon. In addition, Gallup said, oaly one In· dependent in five supported the Democratic ticket. From Page J VIETNAM WAR Oommunist·mede multiple r o c k e t lal-r cleslined for ue •ea!mt Saigon. The weapoo ~ch fires 12 107- milllmeter roe.Ir.eta simuttaneoul!ll)' waa the first of its kind found in South Vietnam. But far more important was the dia:covery of tine huge Communist Artna caches on the invasion routes to Saigon from the Cambo<Uan border. The first big find came on Saturday when .a. Spedal Forces Group found 2·r t.oM of rocket, mortar and rifle am· munition in new packing cases 60 mllet ncrth of Saigon near die Cam- bodian border. DAILY PILOT OltANGE COAST flUftLISHtHG COMPANY' Rob1rl N. W11d Prtlldfttl Ind P\lbll.,,_ J1ck ll. Cu111y Via Prr1lllenl Ind c;,_.1 M9 .... "" Tho1111' K11 .. il IEdllor 1h11111•• A. Mr.trphi~• M9nUI ... t!•lltw p,.1 Nin•~ A~ll,lnf Olr«tot c .... w ... Office lJO W11t lty Str11f M1lllnt Addr1t11 P.O. lo .. 1560 92616 ...... Offt ... Hf1JIMff lffdl; '111 W•t a.1111>9 &ou1"'1rf LI ....... D..cfl: '12 f'-•I .A~lfl!JI HUl'lllMIOll Bt.O; lOt 11~ iltMI orms eoalrol pact, passage of IUD con- trol law• and confirmation of Fortu, Humphrey lllfte!ted Nixon may be vacillating on these matters in order to appeal to people on both stdu of the issues. Humphrey's campaJgo manager. Lawre~ F. O'Brien Sunday pointed to one of the reasons why he thinks his man is lagging 110 badly. He stlll lllf· rers from ·"tdentrty prob 1 <e m 1 ,··' O'Brien sp.Id. He said that as the campaign con· tinues efforts will be made to show that Humphrey is "hh own man," even if this leads some people to think that "Mr. Humphref11 views do nol necessarily coincide with those of President Johnson." O'Brien was interviewed oo NBC's "Meet the Press." In another Sunday development, Humphrey told a meeting of the Zionist Organization of America that he favors conUnuation of U. S. military aid to Isreal to keep the 11.fideast arms race in balance. "Until permanent peace in tbe Mjd. dle East is achieved and the arms race ended, then continued United States military assistance to lsrael, in· eluding what has become such a sym· bol and I think such a necessity - supersooic planes such as Phantom J ets -is Justified," Humphrey told the group. From Page l TRAGEDY ... women but was unable to find them. Guertin's only injury was a burned hand when he lit flares to attract rescuers. He inflated a life raft in hopes he could rescue the two women. When he was unsuccessful he clung to the life raft unW he himself was rescued by a Coast Guard helicopter, Guertin tallted with Porter twice tllis morning. Guertin told Porter the party had left Neah Bay early Sunday morning and was headed down the coast on a cruise back to Newport Harbor. Guertin saJd the plans did not in· elude a stop at Gray's Harbor but that the women wanted to stop for a brief time. He said the sea was choppy but there was not a storm condition. There were no sea or wind cond.IUons that made the entrance dangerou.s, Guertin said. The skipper said he was about two miles off the exposed breakwater and on range, making a normal entrance when he felt a surge from astern He looked back and saw a giant breaking sea some 35 feet in height. He attempted to bring the Grundl about to head into the sea but was caught broad.side. Tbe boet broached and was completely capsized. Guertin 1aid he was steering from the flylng bridge and that the na broke completely over him -1ome 14 feet above the deck. Guertin aald he clung to the overturned hull and could see Genoway clinging to the Whaler. He hurriedly inflated a life raft and then made several attempts to rescue the women below. The accident happened about 7:30 p.m Guertin was rescued from the liferaft about midnight. Coast Guard surface craft and a helicopter were continuing the search this morning. Guertin had taken the Grund.I to the northwest in May so it would be available to the Porters for summer cruising. He w~ bringing the yacht back home and had invited the Genoways to join hlm and hls wile on the cruise. Guertin is a professional skipper and a former employe Of Richardson's Yacht Landing on Bayside Drive. He was reported to be in a hospital near Grays Harbor being tretited for shock and his burned hand. Genoway and his wire have Uved in Newport several years. J.le formerly owned a printing company In Los Angeles which he recently sold and retired, The Genoways were former owners ol a power boat. Glenella. in which they dJd coru;iderable cruising and fishing In Southland waters. Genoway sold the Glenella with hi s business. Ot~er members of the Gcnoway family are two sons .Jerry, Mission Viejo, and Glenn Jr .. Orange. There ts also one daughter, Mrs. Pat Willey, Rantoo, Wa&h. Estancia Boosters To Meet on Tuesday Estlncia •Hgh School Boosters Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday In the Estancia High rorum to plan actlvltie11 for the school year. ~ Ekovlch, Boo!ileri; pr<'sldent, invites all parents of Estancia students to attend. Topics for di1cus~ion wlll lll<!lude the annual pancake breakfast, award1 banquet and U1e Boosters' bud&ct. -I \ " wwll1 ban !», cookinporlll')' German lllltory J*!llltted .. ntllll•Uon of an --ty . 9tllfttne hla relentless wlt to the war In Vletoam, Pl.I<• •aid 11le pacifist Is lucky. He believes in code ethics and to ttlm, llll wat1 are wrong. Lucky too, be -· ts the roper paU-k>t. Pike said be personally committed I clvn dltol*lie11C1 Ill World War ll. Ht wu 4-F but !akad his way Into tile Navy and attVed 1n neval lntellt1ence. situation," be 1ald. He added, "a lot of people belleve whatever LBJ says is the will of God; it's coovenient, you don'·t have to think for yourse-U." pjft said the Vietnamese have s reconl of successful guerrilla warfare • t DAILY f'ILOT lltff l'Ml9 ualDll ouWda .,..... lliat datts be<k !;aoi> yeort. Of tht U.S. "Problem In contalning tbe North Vletname&e, he &aid: "It's terrible to be both immoral and unsuccessful and 'then to find out tbat you can't aUord it." There are no prelldenUal peace can- didates, be claimed, only three war CarldidatJ!;S, Pike .illustrated hb sltuati6n etb1c1 commentiilg,J'U I'm going to kill peo- ple, I have to take the rE19J>911siblltty tor it; I can't say LBJ told ine to do it." The. speaker told his audience of about 300 per19D1 that if they com· pared Ule ideas he1d throughout the ages it was the end of absolutes. lo tile middle ages, he said, it was a mortal sin to lend money at interest In 1920, Pike said, at the Lambeth (Eogl.and) Conference of rellgious leaders, every form of contraception was declared grievously sinful "Ttiey didn't even exclude Catholic roulette.'" In a 1930 conference there were cer· tain excejJHons, be said. In a 1958 con· ference, he said, 'family planning was found a in oral re:pic>nsibll:ity. Only in-the -paat .le.w-decadell, Pike said, has the cburcll had good things to say of sex. Christianity ba.s an anti· &exual bias all throu&'ti its history, he aald. 4LL·AMERICAN OPENING FOR NEW HARBOR AREA SWIM FACILITY Tustin Meraqua1 P•rform Water Ballet at YMCA Pool Christening Pike de<:lared tb.at Pope Gregocy had held that aMboug'h sex was ne<:essary to create families, "no respectable Christian would enjoy it.''· From Page l YMCA. •• George Hery, world champion. Among 11wimmlng pool sponsors are Mr. and Mrs. WW Baxter Jr.1 Harbor Area Internatiooa{ '1Y" Men's Club, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hill; Cheryl, Janel and Dale Jone s, Newport BeaOO Police Employee's Association, Newport Harbor Kiwanis, Mr. and Mrs. William Petit, Barbie and Susle Skinner, West Q-ude Oil Co., Mr. and Mn!.h. B. Wlckermam, Mr. and Mr11. Fred McMasteni and Mr. and Mn. Lee Jones who seeded the pool eost by donating '20.CXXJ and a donation in memorial to John Jenkins. Three Injured In Costa Mesa Traf fie Mishaps Three persions. I n c I u d i n g J motorcyclist burled 30 feet into a parking lot by a headon colli3i.on with a truck, were injlJl'ed Sunday in Costa Mesa traffic accidents, police said to-- day. Terry L. Rockwood, 23, of 17192 Oak St., Huntington Beach, 11 in &atisf-a~· tory COlldition at Hoag Memorial Hosplbal today with massive injuries sulfered Ill tile craol! late SUllday. Police said Rockwood was riding south on Superior A venue at Anaheim Avenue, when a pickup truck driven by James G. Cowan , 18, of 200 Via Di· jon, Newport Beach, began a left turn in front of him. Investigators s a id Rockwood's bl~ cycle collided with the northbound wbJc.le, hurling tne victim into a park· 1ng lot and cauiing him to sutler a brain consuss.ion, seven facial cuts and-poeoible lottrnal injuries. Early Sunday morning, a Co<U. Mesa bartEIJder suffered facial cuts when bis oar crati>ed into the rear of ooe drtven by another bartender while each was headed home after work. Charles R. Santos, 56, of 7042 Golden Nugget ~ircle, Westminster, was La.ken to Costa Mesa Memorial llosplt.al, W'llere 20 stitches were re- quired to elooe his chin cut. Polk::e St8.id Sant.os wu driving nortJi on ltarbor Boulevard at Peterson Plaice, when his car rammed one driven by Robert L. Mynott Jr., 'n, ol 13872 Karen Way, Tustin. Another J¥"edawn rear-end crash Sunday caused. slight neck injuries to Judith K. Donahoo, 30, of 896 Towne St., Costa Ms~. but she wa5 able to drive herseU l'o Hoag Memorial Hospital for aid. , l~tigators said she was driving north on Placentia Avenue and had stopped at 19th Street, when her ear was hit by one drive n by Keitti S. 1-fagen , 26. oi 1701 Pomona Ave ., Costa f\.1esa. From Page l BONDS ... conversion. will not hove any effect on the tax rate. pa ss or rail. The no cosA conversion is to enable trustees to use restricted money for a different purpose. Ten and one-hall cent~ of the 54 cents on the tax rate now la limited to use for building. Patisage of the con· version would make it available for &eneral purpoee use. The bond measure requires two- Ullrds apProval for passage. Tht tu conver&Jon netlJ only majority ap. prov al. There tu.1 been ~o organtud op- Po!iUon to the finance measures. Endorsements or urgings for carerul consideration have been glvtn by the city cou~lls of Westminster, Costa Mesa and Newport Beach, dtrector11 of the Newport !!arbor and Costa Mesa cti.ambers of commerce. and the Orange Coast League ol. Women Voters. L DAii. Y l'ILOT Stiff l'lltfl Of chwih refusal to ordain women on the grou.ods that Jesus' deBples were all men , the Bishop quipped, "they sbouldn'tt let gentiles In, the deciples were all Jews." Speaking of the Chicago cooventlon violence and Mayor Daley'a labeling agitators Communista, Pike decleared that the wife of a Bishop friend had been gassed and a woman member of the British Parliament bad been in· lured there. Pike told the audience that they might come to the conclusion that &ituation ethics is a more responsible position in life. Participating in life, ht &aid, makes you a better person. He said he believes in an after life but not as a mottvatioo. for living the good life now. He likened the concept 1'! believing that the heavenly father gives you green &tamps for being goOO now which you can spend later. Salvation, he said, is to be what one has ev~lved to .be.~ human being. And the claim of Situatlon ethics he said is for one to be the subject df bis ow~ sense. ALL EYES ON OLYMPIC GREAT AT YMCA POOL Dr. Sammy LH Dl1pley1 Form at Dedication Noisy Party Complainer Lands in Jail Anaheim police who took a noisy party report from an aggravated neighbor Saturday night later jailed him, after one of the revelers was critically wounded by a shotgun blast Four Kidnaped, Slain Juergen Stengel, 35, of Anahlem, was booked on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder after allegedly gunning down one of two men who went to his home. CLEVELAND (UP I) -Four persons. apparently kidnaped from a bar following a holdup, were found shot to death today in a park in the city's ea.st side. Police said ooe of the vlcWns was Josepj\ Zoldan, 54, of South Euclid, Ohio, owner of a bar known a.s "Tom's Plato" which .wu described by police as a "rough hangout." The other victims were two Negro men and a white woman. Authorities said the night's receipts at Zoldan's bar were mis1ing. Police theorized the bar was robbed and Zoldan and the others taken to the park where they \Jere shot. Police said the woman may have been a barmaid and the two men customers. Police said they found a half dozen shell casings and Ure tracks near the bodies, indicating the victims were killed where they were found . Jim West, 51, found the bodies vl"'h..ile in the park. Residents of the area told police they beard several shots during tbe night. "l-beard 1lx or seven shots.," O&ear Bailey said. He said the shots awaken· ed him. "I beard 12 sbota in succession, then three or four fainter ones," G. K. Smith &a.id. Alfred Campana, who leased the bar to Zoldan , said it had become a hangout for hoodlums. He said many of them would sleep in their cars park· ed in a lot acro.ss from the bar. Rick P . Scharlow, 21, also or Anaheim, is in critical condition al Orange County Medical Center today with a shotgun wound In the side. ' Miehaet R05e, 18, a companion cf ~harlow's, narrowly escaped tnujry himself when the muzzle of a shotgun poked out of Stengel's apartment and fired :&'ter they knocked on the door. Police said Stengel repocted a noisy party in the apartment complex wbere he lives, but officers sent to in- vestigate could find no evidence of a disturbance. Scharlow and Rose apparently went to contact Stengel about his call to police when the shooting occurred. 0 OMEGA Y 0111' Omtg11 Sale8 & Service Agency $4.99 ....... , .. ·--~"'"' ....... 1125 1'! I V•lll1'Y . ...... "'""" -·~ .,,,,,.,,., 111'(1111 '""' .Hwolry Detlgnlnl A Spoclaltyl ""' .. _ ,,_ 11a °"*'~ _ ... Naw 2 Great Stores To Serve You MA•IOl SHOfftN• HUNTINeTON CINlD CINTll l lA.CH 6 IDINOO JJOO MAllOI ILYD. HUHTl"ClTON IUCH COSTA MIU. 14f.t411 l f J.1101 Opon Mon. Thurs. Fri. Till 9 p.m. •• -- TIRMS TO '" YOUI IUD•n < l 'l ( I I I I , I ( ' • I 1 [ I [ I I a ;, F e n r • I t ( t c I i I f h D h D ti A [ d ~ p f, B G ~ n u - ~~•21 ~·. I . ..: ~ ' ' : . -. ~ ' ,~· BY WIUIAM REED ....... ~. In the Wincl Be a:ure to vote tomorrow. The Fountain Valley School district ts asking voter approval of an $8 million bond Issue to complete its building program . and Orange Coast College District is asking ap- proval of an issue for f7 .25 million for new classrooms. In addition, the college district Is asking voter approval to use 10.S cents of its tax rate for general purposes rather than the capital outlay it is earmarked for now. In both cases the reason for .: 4 'yes" vote is that the schools need the money to provide space for education of our children. Both the individual and the community benefit greatly from financially healthy school system!. * With schools open the crowds at the beaches have diminished somewhat. However, there is still an unbelievable number of youths using the sands daily. Speaking of beaches, it looks as though Balsa Chica State Beach is trying lo get back its old nicknBllle of ''Tin Can Beach." It !W'e Ls a mess alongside the highway. The advent of aluminum cans JMans that it takes longer for con- tainers to disappear on their own. Help is definitely needed lo cleanup the roadmy edges. * Jim Shaffer wa.s puzzled over a story coming from a meeting of Ocean View School Diririct trust- ees of which he is a member. The story aparently gave the impres· slon that the district is opposed to the Boy Scouts. Of course neither Jim nor the school district is the Jeast bit op- pased to scouts or to scouting. But they are opposed to bringing any more politics into the school arena than is necessary. The problem came up with a re- quest for board action on an enroll· ment day for scouts. Trustees tum .. ed the whole matter over to the ad- ministrators to handle, declining to offer an official resolution of sup- port for any organization. * Jim said that the decision {n .. valves not only the scouts, but any group, political or otherwise. Humphrey, Nixon TV Debate Plan Given Approval WASHING TON (UPI) -Tile House Commerce Committee today approv• ed a bill paving the way for televi.J• • ed debates thia fall between Hubert H. Humphrey and Richan! M. Nixoo. The Senate already has passed the measure. The surprise vote apf)rovtna: sus· pemion of the "equal time" require- ment was 16--14. ' Thirteen Democrats and three Re- publicans voted to suspend the regu- lation for major party presidential and vice pr~sidential candidates dur· ing the 19fiJ election ce.mpalgn. T e n Republicans and four Democrats vot- ed against IL The measure. whJch enables the networks to televise debates between Nixon and Humphrey without giving equal time to minor party candidates foc Ute presidency, makes no men- tion of the independent campaign of George C. Wallace. While the netwOf'ks have indicated the debates would be strictly two-way cootrontatioos between Nill:on and Humphrey, they have assured Con· gress Wallac. would be &iveu com· parable time. Check Bodfl Heat ' I VPIT ........ A Boy's Best Friend Little Randy Saleh, 2, ol Euless, Tex., points out gold medal award- ed his 3-year-old dog, Ringo, after animal was named "Dog Hero of 1968." Ringo , part St. Bernard, last . April saved Randy's life by blocking busy roadway as boy unwittingly played in center of road. ls It Parks and Rec , ... ••• Or Rec and Parks?. A rose is a rose ls a rose, but is parks end recreation recreation and parks! Members of the recreation and parks commission -or is it parks and recreation comnUsslon -were faced with the semarK.ic question tills week, when other city of.fidals 86ked them which they really wanted to be, I Three years ago, tt was just the recreation department, and then the park system was added to its jurisdic· tion. It simply became the recreation and parks crepartment. City Clerk Paul Jones, however, noted a di.screpoocy during this year's budget ~eparations. The city records Rafferty, Board President Attack Watson lniti.ative LO SANGELES (UPI) -The prop- erty tax ioitiative meaN"e sponsored by Los Angeles County Assessor Philip Watson has come under fire from two more souroos. The state superintendent elf ~blic lnst<uction, Dr. Mu Rafferty, and the state Board ol Education have joioed in taking a sb:ulg stand aplnst J>OS· Mt.~ ol the initiative. 'Ibe measure, called the W a t 1 o n amendment, would ploco a llmlt ol ooe pEft!Dt OD the use of µui>erty taxes for the supporl ol pabllc 1cboola. Rairerty, Replbllcen candklale for the U.S. Senate, oaid llHI Jnltlative ... u "very dangenlua" and illoold bo de· featod. . ·.t -even the city charter -calls it the parks~ recreation department. Just for the rec:Ord, commissioners cbose to keep the ti.Ue they created three years ago. Driving Teacher Trainer Approved In Beach Schools High School students of West Orange County may learn to drive in much the same manner as thousands of military pilots have learned to Dy -in a Link trainer. Trustees Tuesday night approved tn Jllinciple modifying the drlver educa- tloit Pf0$f'-to,_ iuclude 12 hours of in· .1~n in r'Sirnulatott. 1. ... : i la The entire program would corif!st 6f. 12 hours Jn the,$iMlatoP., eight hours of observation, ah'!"tour hours behind the wheel. Presently students spend six hours behind the wheel and six hours of observation. Using the simulator would provide superlor training at slightly Jess cost per pupU, Lee Mosteller, director of special servloee , told bustfts. Trustees approved calling for bids on tbe simulators. Finance Talk Slated "Secondary Financing" ii the topic of Cyril F. Kertmm of F'irst Home Loan Co. for tbe a a.m meeting Wednudla.y at the Sleraton Beach Inn of the Huntington Beacll Boo.-d of llealtors. Space Undies for Douglas Tile englnoeriltg model of •....,. and highly efficient ne:rt-to-tbe-1kin gar. ment for removing uce1ain body heat from astronalKI dlD'.io.g ip8ce mlsalODI b8I been datverad to the Na- tlooal Aeronautics ud S p a c e AlknlnistraUoo by the M~ Douglas Corp., Huntington Beach. '!be ll&htw<igbt fl •• I b I • UO• dergarment w11 developed bJ the McDonnell Douglu Astroaolltics Com- paley''I lldwnce blotedmology and. pow.,-d.,,.nm.nt llllder a ,I00,000 joint NASA·Alr F<rce study cootracL Tho uncleigarment, c.IIled Ill i Evaporative Cooling Gonnent System (EGGS). wu dellvered to ttl• Crew = Dlvt1lon at NASA's Manned a.ft Ceder i:I: Houston, Texas. J, G. Bllt<rlt, EGGS l'l"'lf .. manager for McDonnell Dougw, said the loll Gemlnl Dl&ht revealed that ( -- asinl!laut e:rtra-veblcular a c t I v I I y normal body cooling 8lld con respond (EVA) requires more physical effort i.nstantly to any level O{ maximum lhall bad been expected and produces heaWemoval demand. a h1gb level of body heal Bitterly said the garment can be He ta.id the new suit will maintain worn for long periodl of time without more efficleat body t h e r m a I discomfort and la design~be .in· equilibrium at much higher sustained tegrated wtth ubttng suJts. In wart rat.et than have been attained addition to its space use, e ECGS by other systems and will minimir.e would have poteDtially e •J>- penplratlon, wblcb upsets body ...ater pllclltlon ID comercia! mllllary balaoce, causes diocomfort aod can fleldl, tncludtng medicine, firo-flghtlng produce togging within the astronaut's and in low cost cooling systems, be belm~ • w~ BIU«l.r said a aeries of speclaJ Award of _ihe study contract to ~. located within tbe prment at Douglas followed ateosivt previou1 nnbut pcinU on fie bOdy, ptovidn a COmp8JJ1'·funded research ~the area. cooling effect t!>rough tbe bou .. rt The contract ii ~ed by water ID _,,um. Working on a prln· NASA's Mamed Spocecult Center ciple 1!mllar to notural penplraUon• , wltb Air Force coordinaUmt through tho ln1a'COllnected pads avenly COOi Wrtght·Pa1U<son Alr Forcf B.a•e. tho entlro body. ' , :J:he prototype garmonL I combined The undergarment. Bitterly 1~d. _.with a space unit, will undeTgo ex~ will cool at rai.s outer thao men'• tenatve deoign teallni b¥ NASA. I 1t1¥111MJ', ~~i.c1111Kr J.O, J.~ UAIL·Y f'JLUT it ·School Test Makes · Cents • Ben FrDllD and th• Ocean Vlew Sdiool Dlltrld --• penoy !Aved ta a l'tllllY -'!be inueo1ogtat yean 110 coined the e.iprt:tsl"1 on tbe -e ol. 1avtn1 co!U, and school dlotr(nt truslell this week klcne:d !tit value. Mental Maturity are scored. Dlstrlc:t Supt. Oaronce L. Hall Tueaday !<lid them that Ocean View, among other school dlstrlctt, uses the Loo Angele& Collllty SupertDtendent ol ~Is Testing Service to 1core die exarrdnations, at 11 cbar&e of: 48 ctoll l"I' .tu-. Testing Catp,1-i.i, _,.. llO centa per tat, or two coma mare U.. lbe &ervl.,. 0.... View Ila boen uUilor twoy-.. 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Facial llllk Rinse helps to restart yoiir sldn't natural balance, .kzs., LM. Non-Olly Under-llalleup Cre11111 helps skin .relafl water mois!ure by fo1111in1 a YC!lvety cushion fol mltettp, 2-GD., 1& A BEAUTY GIFT FOR YOU,,:" With any Estee Lauder P.Urthase of 5.00 01 m111, Jllll wm recel'l9tills12.!Jll value without charge-: fte.Nidrlv Creme; Youth-Dew Eau di Parfum'Spray a Spanish Meloo Re-NulliV lipstict. Cosmetics, Meet Mi11 Wilm• WorMr, Estoo [•udor lioou!y consult1nt, Sept. 16 and Sept. 18 in tho Comotics o.,,.rtmont of our. Newport storo. Sho'U holp you with your quo;tlons. u umS' • ~. • • . ' , ,, /, Sy EARL WILSON 0. .. DMf'I',..... ..... ·'-: ., " : Michigan Slaw Police say that RonMll R. Robort1, 19, of Detroit, wu camping near Sheboygan 1n a pup lelll aDd sleeping bag when he wu. f!Tes!<d . for being absent wilh<Jut leave from the Army. Of- f!cen said -IU -• jailed to await the _antvli of military auth- orities fl'om n: Kllox, Ky. • Mis.r Teenage America. Sttphante Ami Creme, J!, of Sc. Louil, will .\'mum Mr iuccet1or Nov. 30 in 'cs nationallv ttlevlscd-paQ1ant in F~, WOTlll. She wiU ai.o"p111 o!oftg l,C1"111 advi« which would ~fit Gnr, lliu Whoril. ' :I • Herbert Welner, 75, intends to observe hi&' Gol4en Wedding Anni- versary Dec. 28 • • • alone. He sued for separate maintenance from bis 68-year-old wife, Rose, l jlom he married In Lyim, ¥an., 1918. Weiner's coaiplaintr\iel· Mid ext ..J..olv U s wife was " rem<'A,J c , Ni'!, QOt ooly that, but she bad .,_ W<lf all the money ln'lhe flml!y, l · ' • . ~Mrs. W. Fronk.GHh•'1'o widow-¥ mother o!'immgeust llllly Gr .. hit":lr served tee to M~ •"" Mro. Richord ~ 'when tile president. ial nominee Visited-Charlotte. 141be closest we came to talkin politics was when the Russian tea wai · served." Mn. Gr'allaril, fe, quot.I Niiron as -=.· "Well -)'lie l should get to 4rlnklng Jtus-· sian lea beCa e I llll&hl have to deal wtth aome-r-11~· '' Th< U.S. Im""°1udon Snvfcc combed orcha,w (n . 1outhern Oregon and f'01'ndad. "P 45 M!!::iccln nationalilti without vilai. They ~re put on a bw for Livermore, Calif., to be turned over to border gvardl. The Mexiccn.s toere not at all unhappy Mnth &M bUI rldt. Most had earntd obout II,400 in the orchardl and wtrt gef.. W19-41 free fide hC1"111. Italian actor Vittorio Gassman and French actress Juliette May- niel finally were going to get mar- ried t.m s month after having a five-year romance and a son, Al· lessandro, now !. But Gassman'• lawyer annoum:ed that the couple have separated "irrevocably." .. "' .-... . .. 81 In)ured- InNewark Train Wreck NEWARK, N. J. (UPI) -A New Yon to Pbllaclelpl!la Penn Central ... inss train carrying 400 pu.enge.r1 plowed ioO> a lre!gbt lnlin boxcar tbM cleralJed and toppled -ill path Sun· day, injur!q 81 aboard tbe espreu. 'l1>e ~ lr:noclr.ed the engine and first coach. cl the 80-mfle-an-bour ex- press on their &Ide, blocklog the main line. A railroad spok.,_, said wreckage would cause ~ to 40-minute delays for the 50,00> IDOlDng rush COIUmUten today . 1lte 126-car freight train was !Witching ooto the main line two miles from P<1111 Station In N ewarlt "1len a boirear In the middle Joclr:nlfed and fell oDto the eXJft:Ss tracb ~ as the passenger train approached, ac- <ordioC 14 tile rat-.! ap<ibtman. 0 'lbere was no Ume for the mglneer m the passenger tram to .top," tbl ol- ficial said. All fl ve crew members aboard the expreas engine were jn. jt.nd when the engine 1lammed on its Bide. 'lbe first coach was empty. Injured psaengen were carried by 8b'etdler from the remaining five coaches wbilil 300 otlMr pusengers, -but unhurt, climbed down ooto 1belrlckL Mayor Imposes Dusk to Dawn Toledo Curfew 'fl)LEOO, Ohio (UPI) -A dusk to claMI curfew lrepl the .tr.ell cleor l here fJIM'ly todaiy alter di.1kll'bances rOcJc.ed the near dowutown .._ Fri- ,clay ood 'Salllnlaoy nlila, .. SafetY Directm-'Ollfford Quinn Aid at 12:3> a.m. the streets Wef'e clear. '"lt'a very q\liet," Quinn said. ''1here have been ebout' a doZEll fire "'1armo ~. but there he• be<n oohDg ol rql¥jcr couequence.'' 'lblre were no curfew arrest!:, he aai<I. '"Ibis dilll really works." May«--J. Enaign imposed the curlew 'Oil tli.s mdhwestern Ohio dt1 ol m ,lll! "' pr ... llt-repeola ol tile ~ lli&IJt and Seluniay niCht ~ that resulted in 36 ar· fftli c.fit-0! tl>em mlnonl. 'l1Jt. ~y curfew from 9 p.m. to e a.;1. --eolorce4 for' all. ""''"'" uniiei' '%1 ·~ d age, Who wele not ~ by a pinlii 'br Iegol I . 2 ·:w orkmen Fall lntn Coffee Vat HO~ODN, N.J. (UPI) -Two woriUjien 'al the Maxwell m .. e C-0. plant died from apparent 1ealding SundaT """"' they fell .!do a J().lool deep vat cone•jnl'll. • 1191 tn.stapt <:<JI. lee soillUiion. Police said Joseph Domenich, 26, ,,.. nrirling a sampHne um from oviltaiiad in the .nine·foot · wide vat wbm a .. dulin m: .b ura ~ en- tqledlJit-Jlie-b1119 uodl:IDi '1 stir· rinc bladea." ' He Ieanec1 over the edge ct the 'lank · to li'ee Ille chain but was-...erconi• by the U:rtense heat and fell into the hot solutfoc •. His 1 c re a m brougtit, a fell ow work~. Oiristopher Law1e5$, 1Q, but La..._ · allo fell In -n ·be trled to ~"'Tu friend lritlI a Jiole. ' ~ drained tile tank and . removeil Ile bodies. · j UP'IT ......... DERAILED MONORAIL -Workmen try to dt loose lhe llrst two CU'I of one of the monorails after it derailed at Heml1Fa1r in San AJXon!.o, Texas, Sunday, killing 1. an~ injuring '81 14 seriously. Cause of the mishap was under investigation today. Woman Killed in Crash Of HemisRair Monorail SAN ANTONIO, Tei. (UPI)-A mini· JQonor4il train slammed into the tail of one of rts mates Sunday at Hem.isfa.ir '68, killing a 65-yur-old Missouri woman and injuring 48 ottier persons. Witnesses said one of the little trains sk7wed for a curve in the tracks in front of the Golden Garter night club and another rammed it. knocking passengers, drivers and train cars 15 feet from the tl!'Vated track onto Con- crete pav~~ and into a shallow lagoon. , Police said Emilie ~ 0£ Ellsvi.lle, Mo., died in a San Antonio hospital about two hOW'I after the ac- cident. A total of. 48 perlOlll were in· Jund. 14 1erlously enough to be bos· ·pi tall zed . Joe Moore, who manages the monorail system that encircleii the 92· acre fair complex, said shortly after the accident he did not know what cAused the mJsbap, but be was sure it was not a brake failure. "They are electrle «Use brakes," he said. "I cannot believe they could have l "ied" I-al . .. . ' ,1 • The mini·moiiorall ttalns werei back · Jn lull operallon-within lloun llflOr the : accident ocCltred. · · . The incidetl was the &~d se.ribus ml.shap Imig injurle1 In jtllt ?Ver five mootha ca the f41r'.openat; 'One person ~yas riousl.I; injUE_ed .ei!{lier this year when an amusemeit ride car ripped free and dammed into a post. . Ji'oria, Ht!aritlf Talks Declined By 2 Officials . WASlllNG'tON (AP) -T" o J otm.aon admtnUtnlttoo o I f 1 c l • l 1 clecllnecl toclly 14 lell!ly at S.nale beainla Oii Abo Fonu' rsomhul<Jc>n 14 bo chlti Jlllilce, MHl1!u& executive privllep. They loot IJ>e potltion that under Ibis d-, ro!>lcl> ii -.. the coolldentlal naturo ol ~erences -~tbe-aecutivo ..... di Of tbe government, JI would be 1mJroper for lhem 14 give leltlmooy. S1milR tetten were teDt t o Cblirm., James 0. Ea«J.orut, (D- f&u.), Of tile Seoate ~udlciary -Olm· mlttee by Undersecretary ol the Tntuury Joseph W. BUT aad by W. Devier Pienoo, anocial<>d special -lo Pnol4!fl! ,Johnooo . , 'lbeir letten '""' placed In Ille Roy Oi:bi~on's 2 Oldest Sons Perish in Fire HENDERSONVILLE, Tenn. CUPl)- The two oldeot "°"" Of 1lnger Roy Orbh:oo, left motherlen by a traffic mishap two years ago, died when an explogion and fire destroyed. their $150,000 lalaoside borne Saturday niglll. Roy Duane, 11, and ~ooy, 6. were ·apparently trapped by the flames vlhicb. reduced the palatial Swifis dlalet &tyle home to blaz.ing rubble within an hour. Orbl.1100, who Ms recorded at least a dozen recorda that aold a million copies, was returning from a singing tour in England when the youngsters died. Hia youngest son, Wesley, 3, escaped with Orblsoo's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orble OrbisCll'I. The singer's wife was killed two years ago wtien the motorcycle she was riding slammed into a pickup truck in nearby Gallatin, Tftn. Don Hosea, 31, a singer wtlo former- ly recorded with Orbison, quoted the childrESl's gnmdf~ther as saying an explosion" priceded the fire. The elder 0rbls'"1 s>icl youni WHiiey .bad just come from a downstairs den .. and reported 1U brothers were using lighted maidleJ to jgnile the spray from ,.n aeroe~ can. ... .. ,; "'Ibe nqt thing he sai~ 11e knew,'' Hosea retlted7 '"was that the ·whole houae wu on f1re ." re«<d ahol1l1 before Sen. Gmdon Allolt (R-Colo.), tertlftld .,.I' Borr had told h1m. after an a~ c:ommitlte ~ on Ma)o. lll that Pierson and Fortaa had cleared an •P"" propriatlona bill amendment to p:-o- vide 5e<ret Service pr<Mdlon fO(' presiderrtlal candidate<. . One of the lisues railed 1>y op- ponent.I c( JohnsoD'I nomlna&rt al Fortu to succeed Cllll!f J..U.. Earl Warren is that he boo parUcipoted in executive and legiilllaUve aft*' since becunlng a member Of the court In 1965. Heart, Lung Transplant Patient Dies HOUSTON (UPI ) -A 2.4DCllllh old girl who n!!Oeived the tranaplanted. heart and lungs Of -inlent SUn- day died today desp!le deepen!• el· forts by doctor'I to revive her. A apokesrrum at SL Luke's Tex• Oiildren's H..p;ta! said little Deb<• Lynn Lee suffered a oanUac arrest and died at 11:40 a.m . The baby was brealhlng with tile aid of a respirator at the time. Doctors oould not restart her oew heart after it stopped beating. Debra Lee ~ived the he.art and both lungs of a I.<fay-old baby girl born with a fatal brain defeat-the fint time all three orgall.! has been trana- planted together. She aho was one of the youngest recipients among the 45 persons who have so far received tramplanted hearts. The world's secood trans- plant, Dec. 6, 1967, was on a 2'h·week- old Brooklyn boy at Maimonides Medi- cal Center at BrookJyn. nie boy died 61h hours aftef' the operation. The oper-ation on Debra Lynn, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lee of Huffsmitb, Tex., took half an hour Sunday. A hospital. spokesman sald the Lee bd>y """ adntit1'<1 to the bo<pltal A\lg. SI, suffering from "heart failure and with edema fluid In the lungs." "A special s1lldy of the beart reveal· ed a COl?lfllicated btrth defect with total M>sence of wall.! betwem tile up- per and lower chambers {of ~ heart)," the spol<etmwi leid. Hurricane Edna Builds Up Fast MIAMI (UPI) -The w ... lh..- Bureau precnoted. today that tropical 1torm EW would probolbiy be<ome horricane Edne by midnight or early Tuelday. Merltbadge Officials said enviromnertal con· dlUona were expected to become more ravotebte today for inteolri!Jcation of the 1torm. In a midnight advisory, the storm waa lboated about 1,775 miles east o{ San Juan, Puerto Rico, near latjtude 16.5 north longitude 39.0. Offjcials said conflicting satellite pictures and ship reports from .the .vicinity of the storm led them to doubt 1he acaracy of the position. * *·* Twisters Slash Wyoming Predawn Rain Soaks Grand Island and HUI -City CAllfo"'I• Sl.lft -IMltiY r11r ti:idfy m.....,.11- clllt SClullMnl C.lltwftle ~pl For - fol or lw' Clouds •"'"' n. ""'tMrn c:oeU81 llK'!'--. foAcftt for le- 1119'11. v.s. s ..... _.,, 'Thu .... ""-" .... _,., Tt!e GrMI Pllllm •"" Ille Mlu111i..1 VII-..., lod8y ,,,.,. ~ lrrvck .. 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For th.Tre the pMple Who inve1t in our bu1ine11 an,{ make th• ••rvice P091ible, Thia mean1 we work herd all the time to &fve the best poplble senf.ot, at rea1anable rates. Invettor ownenhip ii that "e:rtra step"-wby wa ~ 1111 1ervicemen who are·ext:ra cowteoUI ind alcillful, •• well •• being efftdent. f It'• the reason we look tor ec:onomi•• in every .. y po1dble and han been able to reduce 1•1 rates •Dr: times in the lut fiff yean. And, when we can 1erve you well and make a profit, that ! makeo everyone happy. Fo' ili=;~; ::~ ~B «--"""""'"'--S COMMNV • Mond.ly, S~ot'"1ber lb, l!J69 DAIL V PILOT S Floods Hit England ~Czech Leaders Urge. 'Hope.~ LONDON I AP) -G•l., and torrential rain lalhed eootbern England !odor, ad· ding to the havoc ca.used by the went flooc1&. in 15 yean . The army m.Oed in ta help with relief and rescue work. Road and rail services were dlsrupted owr thousands of square miles lrom Kent in the east to Doraet in the west. Hun· dreds were homeless . 'nl:lusands of London com· muters couldn't set to work. Terrorists Open Fire On Vessel MIAMI (UPI) -Cuban exile terrorists fired on a Communist-owttt?d freighter anchored here today but the missile barely dented tbe hull. - The terrorist< fired only one shot befure fleeing. The Cuban power group claimed it launched the at· tack witti a bazooka but the Coast Guard said it believed a high-poweri!d rifle was us- ed because a bazooka would have caused "an explosion and • big bole." The Coast Guard said the POOm freight.er rw..cia. anchored at Ille neart>y Dodge Islaod port, l1>Ceiv<d only a slight dent lD the pre· dawn attack. There were no injuries but the missile sailed over a Coa!t Guard boat aloorg151ide the 407-f'oot freighter and "missed one of our men by just about five feet," a Coast G u a r d spokesman said. Authorities kepi .. xi .... watch for higher tides along the eaet coast aod. the Thames Foltuar)', w h e r e . n~ gel.es brauJllt a new and mare aetlous threat 1be C<llllblnetlon of ....U-t gales and mgber tid~ in 1953 oad8ed Bri· tan s worst floods of the century, with '¥11 per1001 drowned. tW'o air 1treem1. 0 n e , headlog north from 1be Bey of Biscay, waa warm and moisture-laden. The other, Crom the northeast, WI.I cold. Their impect brought severe eledricaf storma. Helicopters went out at dawn to survey po11ible ) routes to Rveral -Kentlsh towns and villages reported completely lliolated. P 11 AG U E !AP) -by the Soviet 1/nian. C i·e c hodowtia's Com· Commun.st party c:hief munist 1-ders \S1ed ttietr L Altxander Oubctk end other -le iii ....iteQd ~eches top aillclals ·toall t o not io looe hope cleopjte to!..Ulon IO bolsler public tightening cen-lp and confidence lo lbeir will to other reoUiCtlom demanded ,,viv. end contln\IO Ille Stwknt biilbly pupubr liberallutlon progriam ..trite still meeting Moscow's inSlstence o a measures to secure and. pe.q>etuate commurMm iD Czecb01lovakla. . The speedles alao made fo lOpli, ol 41le ~ for 1iope and 1lie nllef felt o~er w~ ol Soviet -and pon~1 tram Ille cltip ... nnl and lmltier ., ... , t 1'• pr- mood w14.aadneu. With ~ fr .. italn for clvW'8n trattlc, thousands P<lll!'•d into• tl>e countryitde uncle> P"'l' 11du S..•""7, riding in train• ind bordea of am,all atmmal>llea. • dl.lclpllne 1bal boo - tbelr nonviolent -to Ile occupllllon. 'Ibo'_,._ i..nklng and MtiJ>C out~ Hoe was by _, wllb foreign ll<enoe pllto1 . TtUs time the o n l y euualty 10 far was a woman swept away from her car as a riwr inundated a road in Sussex: Her daught.er was swept ~· too, but was found. clinging to a ln!e half 'lbe ruver Wandie, normalb' little mt:re tban a stream) broke ib benb dur· iilg tile Dlgbt at Wimbladon lD South Londoll, iloadlng "'°'" of houses. Scboola 3RD N&GRQ GENERAL and a bingo h·a!\ on higher Frederic IJ. Davison Uprising In Paris plain tba(. dtere will be no more freedom for enti-Com- munlst politkal activity. 11WI appeal! for ~ were directed part?y at tbow:t.nds ol Czedul and Slovaks in Traffic· jama mile1 long developed when everybody started back to Prague Sun- daY nig!I(. But t b • Ciedloslwaks abowed the A 111 ltltloo <111 ...... t retnll'ked that "eva1bocty r. out drl>inl bet ... tho)' aren't .141re about tur.,e pet,<>! supplies once •t new pipeline ft<lm RHllria brou~ in." He WU refer- rfn& O> the pipeline l""OYlded for in a new economic agreement}I s i ~ n e d in Moscow .._.,.ek by PremJer Oldridl Cemlt. down river. The ftather bureau said the non6top ram which CIUS· ed tile floods was the pro- duct of a freak collision of Greek King Will Return· land werti U&ed as shelters. LewUbam, • buay lhop- ping center in southeast London, wu like a Jake. Water stood four feet deep in tbt 1treets. Damage to &toe~ in deparbnent stores was 1mmense. Roed 8fld rail link! were hardest hit in Kent, Essex, Surrey and Sussex, the four counti·es which supply the b~·bl London's com- muters. Thousands of cars were abandoned. Mudslides ATHENS (UPI) -poured over rail line s Pre mi er Ge 11 r g e Pa· already disrupted by elec- padopoulo6 ann~ bl-trical failures. day -self~xlied King Th ob6 ·-· ' -Constantine would return to e erva....,. :I et u.ru- G re e c e e ft er new don's Kew GardeDS reported parliamentary elections and Sw.tay was the wettest said about 50 former pollti-September day gin c e cians, including tWo former record! began in 1871. It premien, will be released registered 1.97 inches of from deteOO.on within a ram, jmt short of the: narma1 fall for the whole of wee!tp .:.........J _, ~-S<!>tetnb«. a~os m-..e ~ ~~~~~~~~~ twin armounecments i n ,=. making pubtic a third and final d r a ft constitution which delays indefln!OOJy the restoration of full individual rights and press freedom. The draft is to be voted on Sepl 29 in a nationwide referendum and go into ef. feet immediately. . . SHARP IJ yeu're • 1l11rp treder, u1e Hie DAILY PILOT'S 4emevt Oim•·A·ll11e cle11ifled eJ1 Set- urJey1. Mi ke e l.ett•r J1el ... whether you're i.ll)'i"9 er 1elli119, . .. 3rd Negro General PARIS (UPI) -Medical Western Europe who are students scuffled with police hesitating about c o m I n c et the University of Paris home and at many who con- today and teachers called tempt.ate moving abroad if for a sympathy strike at the tlhe borders 1>:-e:1't seale;:I. medical fa cu It y on the 1 A m·a.jor Sr-X:ay television opening day of France's at· program was introduced tempt to hold ex-aminations w:tn a panorama ol. the Sweden's Democratic Party Wins Victory Promoted postponed by laat sprlng's Pr.ague skyline end. '.a girl STOCKHOLM (UPI) - riots. singing a melaDcholy folk Sweden's ruling soc i a 1 the French government rong "After tt>e tempest, the Democratic party t o d a y br. a··' for -~at 1 0 me sun will sl?ine aiaJn." Na-1 •-led h 1 · g BINH CHANH, Vietnam ""~ wu ce e .... a an overw e min aultl«lties f~ might be tio* Assembly Pres;defit victory over opponents. jn. (AP) -America's third 8 i:_eerlse of the student pro-J'osef . Smrlrovsk:y repeated eluding t •h.e Communist Negro ge~ral says the tests that led to full-scale ~ ttle-senttment: "It will not party, wh& blame;:!· the So- Army has m a d e "un-bai-ricade brawls lut spring be easy and it won't be right viet invasion of Czechoslova· believable" progrese: t&ward and ulttmately to a na· awa;Y·,~ the sun will !iline Ida for their defeat. limin tin ti tioow:ide soci.aI upheaval ag:ain. Eighty·n:ine per cent of the e a g ~ga 00· that nearly toppled tbe Smdrov.sky pl~ged anew ootlon's 5.4 million voters The Army is not perfect, Gaullist .regime. that the leaderdtip will tell Sunday cast more than half Brig. Gen. Fnderic Ellis No htjuries were reported the tnlUI to the people even their ballots for Social Qavison told newsmen, but during the brief cl a• h ~n ~. ls. ~ifflcult. H.e Democrat. 'Candidates m the "I believe tile opportunity is between about 60 police and satd that II It 15 oot poss1-election for Parliament's se-- tilere. It isn't equal yet, but students blocking tlle en· ble t.o tell tbe truth, I would cond houise .. it's equalizing." trance to t.be university's prefer to keep ql.i.et." They gaye Premier Tege Davidson, 51, who led an medical call<ge bullding. K•d L.k . Erlande<'s party an '!"" all-Negro inflllltry company They were atWmpting to I S I e to precedented 125 of 2.13 se- lD World War If, stood at at. prewrit -student. from 'A k }.. d • cond . Hooue ...U -1he election victory am World War II. '"The 21.rt of August (In- vasion) was a fetal day for our party.'' said Commum.t Party Leader C. H • Hermansson. His party lost five of the eight seata it previousty held d e I p 1 t e deploring publicly file OC• cupatlon. · ''The crl1l1:l: Czechoslovakia is the reason foor our el defeat," he said. , "Wh<!n the situal!Qo ln Ille wbdd ii uooertatn, pt0ple !aid to -Oil ... porty ill """"':· oaid Lil>enl porty leader S..O Weden. '!be Lil>Orala last 11 -· tention Sunday while the entering to takle ex.amt. I n Y Social Deniocrab' greateet U.S. commander in Viet-1--------------------------"----------- n.am, Gen. Creighton Abrams Jr.. pinned the Silver Star onto his collar. He is the first Negro Army general to lead ao infantl'y brigade in combat. A All . Penney Stores Open Every Night Monday Through Saturday AL~.'!!!~n1 HOME .FAIR ft All Penney Stores Open Every Night Monday Throug~ Saturday Alg.'!.~~n1 ' HOME FAIR Special Buy! Italian glass chain lamps 16.88 ~. MMllltiOi .... ~ .aocf wl1fl ..... wticolly olowff>o '°"'' lompo •••llob~ ~ "°"' ...,., & dlopn to ehoo.. frOlft. 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' 11~1 T.......,. ~<Berkeley Builditag Blasted ·-.~·Police examine damage to the Naval ROTC building on the University of :,.,.califomia, Berkeley, campus after the one-story wood frame building Wiil ex· , . tensively damaged by dynamite exploslon. 4:1 "'! 1 Police Seek "LA . Arsonist ~ . , ''' .. ~ 1 hi $. F~~:· .. HOLLYWOOD . (UPIJ :- .alga-~·t<>oey ~!"' ;.,... the ..... ,., a -;r_ ' 'ol "'""11 flili~·-~ ~ ' ' ~'1'11\: day v.tddi,t$.j ID ooe'in- : jurj and' -jlilm '$11i.000 damage. . Five fires, all originating ,.in trash cans, were set ~,within a Ol1Hlour peclOd, ao- ~. cording to arson squad ~"officials. 1bey said ~ fires :-· were "denrutely lbe won ~ "•·one pyromaniac.'' f'iir emen reported Joseph Ru'home, 65, W188 found .. · semiconscioU1 in tbe 1ecood , , floor l'OOtn in the blazing- ~--rooming house. Rubome, ... who had been overc«ne by smoke, was revived at the ;...&<:ene Dy firemen. .. The fire destroyed three ~rooms and much of the roof. -~-wiitl damage esti~ at aazt $15,CXXI. M J n o r damage was caused by the :·-oilier trash cen blues. 1 Killed, 10 Wounded In Quentin Stabbings Sniper Slays Man in Yard e s.cr.t1rl1I e M1'1e1I htloltl!KI e D111t1I ... Kids Like to 'Ask Andy' SAN FERNANDO (AP) - Police !ay -Georte C . Machado of Sylmar wa1 fatally ahot in ibe back with a high powereCI hunting rifle as he itood in a yard drink· ing beer with friends. 111 W.' 5th Sant• Ana Phone 543-1753., 54U721 ' • . - " • ·' ·i ' • ,. . . ' . ~ . . ,.f ,·,.>. , -. . .. ·, .,. . ( " · S~ll deposit holds I ' ' l • • . ., ~ · .~r pun:hoM on ••• J '·:" •• . L-AYAWAYI ' . . , ... .''i ., P R I C E B .:;R:. E A K ! ! ! .: .i.,I • ' . , ' . . ' ; I(. 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Penncrest• stereo console fine furniture series Console with 4 speakers, solid state-amplifier -- Reg~~~ $366 ,.., _ littil • 14.SO Pl'_.,., NO MONIT r:ioWH. • 7.5-n ompl'rfi«, delux1 initrumenl ~ontrol paoe!. • Gon-ard 3000 changer, your dioic1 of fvrnltur1 1tyl11 • 61" MtdiNrrOl'#On chtrry, SponiMI (>(lk or .5~ contemporary wu!nvt. • OiamoM lP l19llAr' and 78 RPM 1opphire need!.. _ __ .,. 6 sflffker sound system 66" stereo consoles Reg. $529 NQW '466 '~ • nttt. .. 17 .SO ,... _,th. HO MONfT DOWN. • Solid slate omplifllr with 1~ wath ptak ,.,_.-output • • Gorrord 3000chor!Q«°wfttt 11" Mntablt, diamond l1needlt. • Danish Mod.rn 1ryliog. • french Mldi1"""9Dn cheny or ~ wul.M llyfltw.. ., 1·0 , ' L'.:__ __ _ ......... :. r ~" , .. ·1·· '' ", •••••• L --~ Penncl'91t stereo with lope deck Reg. $699 NOW $631 ''Y •Rm.• U .2J,... -11\. NO MONO' DOWN. • Spanish M9dittn'Ol'llc.I style cabinet of dark oak. • An~""-· of P'Mna"l'I! ~ °"°"" plUJ kJpl de<l. . HUNTINGTON BEACH I Huntington Ce~l8r I • M ...... 5'ptembtf l6, 1968 U.S. Officials QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandl Spurgeon Awards Firem.en Probing • DAILY 'llOT z. ' Blaze at Church Direct E"lection Bill Introduced Chairman By WILIJ'AM REED 1 • Of II» Dallr Plkll St•ft A Coootltut!ooal amend· me11t requiring election of the Jftlldent end vice ~1- dent by direct popular vote wa1 ,lntloduced in Congress to4ty by Rep. Craig Hosmer (R·LoiJr Beach). Jn addition O> lhe direct e~on provision, tbe bill seta: ~ • national voting period Mii<h d!1regaros tile effect ol. lime zones, ttius opening the poU. on tile East and West Coasts at the same moment and closing them at exactly the seme actual t.UM. The measure w o u l d · abolsh the electoral college system wtilch this year , could throw tile eleotioo into ttie House of Represen· ta.ttves if neither of the top candidates can muster a majority of votes of the electoral -college. H01mer's measure would BALTZ MORTIJAJUES Corona del Mar OR U'5e Costa Meta MI 1-!04 BELL BROADWAY MOR'l'IJARY 110 Broadway, Ct1ta Meu LI ~ DILDAY BR0111ERS HuoUogtoa Valley Mortuary 17911 Beach Blvd. Hundnrton Beach 84Z.7771 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemelery • Mortoary Chapel , 3500 Pac1De View Orlve Newport Beo ... t:ollferala MU!• PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 78'1 Bolla A Yt.. Wtttmlut-n:a.im SMITH'S MORTIJARY mMam SI. Ruodngtoa Beadl bE .... WESTCUlfF MORTIJARY U7 E. 17th 51., Colla Meu SAFECO INSURANCE for special GOOD STUDENT DISCOUNT$_OIJ your F alili/1 ' Auto lnsurlltJcf. Bob Palty and Aa:socl1fe1 INSURANCE 474 E. 17th ST. COSTA MESA -642;&51llf FIRST, FAST Who ttll1 you first about tht b•1t In local 11aw11 Check it out. ll't naatly •lw•y1 th•· DAILY PILOT. Particular Men Want Individual Attention When It comn t• EXPERT HAIRCUTTING R11or or Conventlctn11I '"""' JIM & RUSS lnYlt• yev te Weslclifl Barber Shop 204J W•tcllff Or. -'46--2715 N9Wp0rt ... ch, (•ltf. """""-' The only medication lhat gets to a major cause of hemorrhoids ·New COUNTERNO/D' •More 4 more beautiful winter rentai. at the Beach! •A lady Iott a eold A:-dia- mond Din,ner Rift&, unus-ual aetttna: wlth creat aen~ntal value ta olf- erln&' a reward, U found. eA Gal who wanb to keep 11), condltion ii look- ing for a 3 1pttd·Blke in iood condition. eAnother party wants to trade 1 Vo aou near Palm Sprinp for a tn.· wl traUer. - DoN Day and Brlan Keith are co.tarred Jn Wltlt 8fI You. Get EU Roll. They -u Widow and widower,-. with teen-age children. The adutts do plan m~ge, but llley manage O> meet qmte a few obltacell. 'Ibo oomidY lltuo.- Uom ... pleaU!ul la~ hap-py movie •• Penney Stores Open Every Night Monilay Thro~gh Saturday Competing !or lu""8 at Ille Mesa, aJooc wi111 111e Dms Day cune<ty, la Never A Dull Moment, .. a 1 p o o f o:n gang.tors, stamne Dtck Van Dyke and Edwanl G. Robinson. . • ·I • . .:iPECIAL . PURCHASE! CoHon R~1I pojorno1 in OllOf1rr9d print& for little ~'., They'r. moc:hine wmhabM and .onlotir~ of a low P.-y price.,. s;m27 ,, 1.66 Orfon llnb.catdi51an of 100% Orion oaylk rnok•tour little gvy look trlie a pro! In i"')' grwn, ""8Cf. blue & Cll'loOW. Of CCKWW ~ woshlblt'. Si:r.a 2.7 3.98 IT'S OUR BIRTHDAY! Our present to you •. BIG SAVINGS Gue11 Wbo't ComJng To Ohme: was the fine.I act for Spencer Tracy. His performance I • 1 n e d an "09car" nommation to r 1'111. Katharine H<¢urn and Sidney Poi!«, boUl Academy Award owner1, are co-starred in tbe drama about inter- racial mwriage. ,• n u-vou-~-wA~E ACCOUNT TODAY I Peter Sellen Is tho star ol The Party. He plays an ln· dian actor who manages to W-up O'Vel")'thina he O>uclles. WhM he lo irMted by misl&ke O> a blg Hollywood party, he oertainly Jives up to his ill· fated reputation. In spades and doubled I What's corning? Keep your ~Uler eye peeled for Tbe Thomas Crown Affair. Steve Mc~ pla)'I lhe rolo ol a business executive who d<dlleo O> pull off Ille perlect crime juot toe klcb. He doeo • He baf4es the police, but not Faye Dunaway who moww, but muot prove tile act. Romance enters the aceoe tn thfa tmgue-in-cheek race for cop1 and robbers occlaim and eward . Look !or 'lbe Odd eo.p1,, a ~-jlc8tl!ji-11lled -~velal! .. -o1 -flow" two IUY' live wlleo their respective wives t'088 them out Of their happy homes. J'8Ck Lemmon plays the part of_ a fastidious, extremely neat, w.ell-organized dlander. Walil!c Malll>au la oolhlng &bort ol a clgar-dlew· Ing llob. Here la one ol Broadway'e fumi.etrt pl.aye now a most enjoyable motion piclure· loMled wilh laugh!! lt's ~s fair weather wlt<n good people get loiether for ooe ol. the Mesa Matinees. Start the new movie week wltli a big bane and get 1lle Jump "' tho other lolkJ, by vfewlog Ille new program In the quiet ol the alte<llOOll In G t I "tf I b I the middle oC the weet. offers most complete 3-way relief rea I e oy s FREE PASSES to the Lido 11\Js Important Cln.lopment In In minutes to thl top of the l'K· I f or die Mesa will be mailed to-"°'''°',_ --., .. , .............. "'°'end va ues rom Penney's•. day to n.><d Firth. 483 -i. ,..., -flw ,_. of tclentlllc •-tho -I mowmont. W Costa M R. L. u~ .-.clcltnk:lilt..tins.Notonlydou ft i. thtl unique Kdon thlit ay, es&, ~ Counttr~d work by lessenlna does " much to rnem n1tun11 '•"".ht~ po4o ..._for h ~•·Short........ 1933 Baylide Dr .• Cormia del ooin , .... 11111 bf coetlna. _,,, -_..... modoint ......... ....o.d ........ Colon..... _, Mar, Glem Miller, 5 311 Int. n prvtectlna lnlunid tissue So, lf you IW. with thl J*n WnNrl'I PIM ,.,_... crtoMd ~ of Ol"ld blu.. Siz .. 2.:T ' rrory,1-.. 79-Kenilworth Dr.. Hurttneton ••. butunlike9"9fYothtrf'Mmor· ~~.~'!°'" ... ,'"'r.:m.!..'!f~ potyeft.r}c:dloti""'°'IMONftOlnring 8Mcfl and C, 0. RJ)ty, 431$ rh<Md product Counternold tlso Ull•JUN U\NW' -··--7 If' ...... Rd. N a·~ workl • third wrf. rellef with mtd ctllY·ttated for Mor'! ..._, tumbMi dri9d cwid lob of • -, twpQrt ~ Tha-lksto., uctuWe fomL1lt Ca.intttnOld hlfl kw lltn. ..,..9-i• in ~ ' lww. rr...meor "-""' ""-tlocks of 50% Pof>-•/'°"' ~ W: wMt't oss..1111 only Counternold Ac~· uatd 11 directed, Sim 3-7 a...4-7 Sil:. fwt tb big brothw'1.oncl Ned no n.o .._. ....,..._...~ There1s a ~wtet who wtI1 _ ... mtjo<c:outO of horn«-Coun oOt<Stllomollcorn-2 98 o!Maod-.S...:1-7 2.98 be"""" ol 'PIC!urt l'..U" iholds: Plinful const!Pttlon. With-pltte k•Y rtlltf YoU ctn pt • at the Udo or the MeA. one out lrrlllltln1 luatlvt .eff.1ct. wlthoul 1 pracrlptlon or wlthciUt ~1 movie J'llll IOU\. We hope ::r:·~, ~=~ su~. k'I 1talnl111 cre1m or your w 'Ii Included bare. -.,. -eountemold "'•• .. ,•=·-.... lr--:::::~:---:-:-=::--:-----------,.------------------1-Mond11 l>ofar-e too 1oar: tormll11!1anwlthoss•__. ·::...-=~=.~-'"· COSTA MESA HUNTINGTON BEACH NEWPORT BEACH ~111·~~·c::!,;: (Harbor Shop · C I ) ( H t' t C ) Card or your BankAmerlctr~ L--~---~...Jl~~~~~~---~-----~-IL ___ ~....:~P-'"_9:._~•~n~e~r:__ _ __:_:.:u:n:•:n9~o~n_::•:n~te:r.:.__~~__;(~F~a~1~hi~o~n~l1~la~n~d~)--il~qulctdraweutnnce!h~ tho Udo or Mela thulna. '""" -(, ,. • -I ' f ,_ • I Dll\.Y PILOT . ·' I • ,.,.,_ .. • • • For. th.e. Record Science Shrinks Painful Hemorrhoids Stops Itch-Relieves Pain •lllT••LOCUforf o•caatt T..-,._,. .. "' lb~ J. l'wfaa. .. •I. 11:-ry c• "' J-..i wmi.rn °"" ,,_ Goo111M11 II& Wll~"' ~ -..., ·-Ydwll "" Drllwlr lninnc..· ..-...... J. ,,.., ,,. Dtrwlll M. l"!'lltt, flt. -'-Mii,., li.P n JI:..... LIM ·-J~ .._ }o\cMafY, ---'t. 1111. e.w1/"d l-" McN•l"I' L...., I!-LI.., n kldlt llM LIM Mari. ..... ,,.,.. "9f. e. C"'5 ..,,_ ,,. co...-•~ rrw«. .....,., a. ~--"· Mery Ille ...,,.,._ n Ollrln SI-_,. _ l'r1'clll C:--. etc. 111 Me""" Clltltft IC.•"'"-0. ~ Ya Oe¥ld E1rl ... _ . Mari9 l•rMl'll °""" "" J..:t Ger•ld ..,_ 111-~ G9ttl9 'ff ll:ldlllrd .. __ MllNWY 't, ~ "' Harry MIMI! -Otrfl"M N!lft ...... \19 D9llftk W•rd ·-· ,._rl l•~lr1 C:.-11 "' T""' ea-11 :it':!" c:. 1rown v1 J1o:itf AM lll'W'n h° M. lt«dlt n ·~ A. "-'ll• L•M H. Mtr111 w It..-A. Mwln lenll!'11 J, ~ ... LlrtY o . .,_. ... C.rl11 l!llliaW ,....,._ w Jllflll Pldl· •nl Ma"'- Cltr• °"" Lllllf "' wmi.m IE~ "''" . l"Mll Klfll' M1YW1 ,,. l\N.I Jt11J1 -Allee C•t. YI IMfllMll A. C." N•llC'I J . Men~ n 0..111 I . -~ CMll D, Mwttl w WanM 11:"'111 ~ Glflll ci. .. CotllW ft 11'1"'* ClwM "'"' a-.... rd l(llflla:Y1 Marr·-..... O.ry H. (_,Ins w l'rf-tll. _ .. Eiieen M. fftv,alrict "' DeNN l'ltz- Nlrid< Wlllllm A. ,-lndlW .,. IWIM C. , ..... A1111 Mor!t-JIHI vs ftri I . ll11d Josepll L. l11rweu, Jr, "' Dl•fltt l• .. _ llt-Merv L•ttllrtlkt n l.,_ard L• .itlrllkl, Jr. T"-' *-· Jr., ""'· • er.I 4'fdl'. "'"""' *"' Miis ........ u. _.,, fnlll:il c. Lt s.1i. ..-. P'•trkl• Lw ..... , .. Miiiet 0 , WllMn ... ltllbtrl A. Wlllolt $UMn 0Mt. W•lltet Hli.. W P'tllll• W-MllH hl'Mr1 Edtaor w l"•UI Mlktwll E .. 1r IMf"I Lou JI.obi,_ ..-1 EllllM 51«- llntl lltlltllnMl'I lltkhlnl G. G11111t n Patricia A. ""~' Mirr su. 11tertlrodt YI JHk c,.,.rln ... .- lltobtrt Eclwlord SllmDA YI Merv MeJ"ffl'iflt Glir-. M.111 U 0-M91'tln, Jr. n l•t· ber• J-M9l'tlll 11rti.n1 Jl.M......, 111 Wiiiiam OMr• ..... 5-llllh"• L. A'*"" "' """"° L• Abbott Dorollt'I' Loll ~ "' ..._nl W•lt.e. lutfwfWd Gl«1• Grll'flttl "' I(.,_,,. Grlftllll CMn't A1111 Al'ftliln .... Mlrold J1d< ·~' Cllvcll• J-Mut!W VI AJIM l•r- ... n1 fl'Uelln' Kll'l'fl L. O.r w Jame l . Dt1r v-n. G, tt.ll'llti.. n o.r M. M1m- lltan II Dallld Wllll9"1 .,,.,.. VI •lllliclao Al-........ K1lfli-c""""' n O.C.r A. c.rtilM L'°'f11 1Clrld'll11 w l•Mni AM ~ .... lttlY J•n T,_.,, W ,,,.,.,._. N, ,,_ 1"1ler E, LtCl1lr w lettll A. LtCi.1r.· .... K1lhlNn M, HoffMn ..-1 lltllMft , ...... Etlelle NIH M1rl1r w 011" 0.....- Mlrl•r H111'1 C. Wiiburn n J. 9. W1"'1nl 5)"1¥11 flutft Mriln ..-1 ll'V!l'll J-...,.,, v1-1 LIO Vnll w H•tlllk• V111t ic.lfl,.,.. It-lie Howllnl n Cll"""" JllMI """rd L1111il9 Ar...,_ J-n Jltn 1!11 J- · GOLF CLUB SALE --•--::.11 1968 MODEtS; __ __ *WILSON STAFF *WALTER HAGEN .... .... . ... . ... J WOODS 11.50 61.10 J WOODS •1.10 ..... 4 WOODS '10.00 ..... 4 WOODS 110.00 ''·" t IRONS 160.00 116.H I IRONS 160.00 121.01 t IRONS 110.00 141.H t IRONS 110.00 141.00 *MacGREGOR *BEN HOGAN .... .... '"· .... J WOODS 14.00 It.II J WOODS 1•.25 69.tl t IRONS 110.00 124.11 t IRONS 114.00 111.00 *P.G.A. *FIRST FUGHT .... . ... . ... •ow J W0005 1•.10 ''·'' J WOODS 14.00 61.ff t IRONS 171.00 121.JI ' IRONS 110.00 144.00 SPECIAL FACTORY Ulj)UIDATION 1967 •P.G.A. MODELS 3 Woods '48.00--4 Woods 61.00-8 Irons 92.00 llt P.•.A. Ptofwla Iii a.h AHff.W. Ill Aft Sti.ft Anh, ----•1111•atM Utt l'Tkn.. Starter Seti ,., .... N-1.f ...... """-" 39.95 l up GOI., SHOES & GOL, BAGS 25% OFF USED SETS AYall1bl1 at Large S1Yln91 '68 AWMINUM GOlDEft RAM SPKIAL TIUI """" SH•m. s19500 4 WOODI AND t llONI • • • • • • • • • • COMPLITI MONTHLY TICKET UNUMITID PUT -·-$11.00 Ladiff Sport1wHr 25°/o OFF &w .... sa..s.t.11s... Gr.ens Fees Weekdoys $1 .00 Weekends ~.00 IOnl COUllSIS OPEN TO THE PUILIC TOUllNAMEHT RESllVATIONS BY PHONE 113* Ill, ,11• I '• ·~--ca.,. COSTA MUA GOLF CLUI 1'81 eol.''COUltSI DI., COSTA MltA 17141....,., -NIE lllF, P.G.A. a WilKL Y SPECIAL H05AH WED8ES SHAKESPEARE GloVES 111•. 21.00 5.00 -10.50 2/6.00 G"'* C. Pl'kll " °"""" c;_.111 ·-Finds Way That Both Relieves Pain and Shrinks Piles In Most Cues L .. I• M.. Lauth 11'1 T~ L•""' CVn!Mt L, MIMlnl "' Teo A, Ml ... .... ~'""""'° V. NO\IK "' ,..,.., J1111 (, -Ll'lll M-. Ml111ulleu11 \11 09\lftl Mu· '"'"" flltrtil OKlllN'li ,..I"( I!'. &llSlll VI A~ I.. 5-Hlll lnprif K. Owrt1111 "" Gtr11d o. OUttiln krbtlna K. ktwrdl .,., Hlrry W. CMrlolle Nlllel ft ND!'l'nlft N.a.I 9erT II, ~ \'t /Njry eiltfl K- N..id1 J. Lullt "' ll:oblrr c. unr.r John lllWlllnl S.b!i ¥1 IMrloll Fr•ncito .... 011111 il!Nll flrwlf9,I" .,. Ctl.trln 8-1¥ Jttln fo\artlll \II Fr1nl! W. J-1111 FlllfttlM JMrlln, Sr. MIMI Eunldl ~ n Wiibert Er· c . C'llnil Kuna 'ft J1me. I(. Kuno ne•I Ellb&M.\ , 1 _ __ IM._rwl I!'. Hlrrio va II-Id L. t..-ic.1t111,lltt ~tt.r "' J1mn ..-. l>t•mt ··~ Ledbllltir J ... 11:>111,.. F. A.Um .... lllabirrl J, Ad1m llMlllMlh l , Yartla va Ktndtll O. • I-no JM" 11"4>1f va J•mu HM· Yotbl t•"9t ltleber llrrln L. Bloof'ttl"'d .... Mllclr..i t', Vlf'flrll• AM 0-tt ~· Pll Gouttt, New York. N.Y. (Spetl•I): $(i.~ ente ha~ found a 11peci1l for- mula with the ability, in most ca11e1-to shrink hemorrhoids, 1top itching ind relieve pain. In case 1.fter case dottorB proved, while rently relieYing pain, aclu•I J-ed1.1c:tion (shrink· ag-e) took place. The aecret it P1·rparotio11 Ht. There 11 no other lormul1. lo.c hemorrhoids like it. Prf!p1.ration H al1D 11oothes irritated tis1ue1 ancl help• prevent further infection.. In ointment or 1uppoiitory 1orm. "'"""' HHl!ltr J. Deist n 1¥111 l. o.i..1 81oomfl91d Jr. , -----------------------11'19""-11'rllM kfiww n ltkM.W I . HMn SIMl'l)fl J .. ciuofl ¥1 Utnw L• I" Owel'ltv Ma¥ St.rt,..,. vs Rlc:IM,. Clio Sl•rt.tY Mll'Wl~I NI. Kendi;. \II EllwllNI J• ,_ Kefldde hwrtr Lee 'Mlffttly Y1 Merion Al-__ ..,. llo!Mrt A., P-vt Sfleff\I M, P1M J...,JI G. NIJlllY "1 ~...... K. $d!erw JKklotl l!'lu M. "-Un •• Jimmy 'Wowlln 0-lef" E. Wlborl ... M'lf'I T. w n ... lllt• M. LMvln1 w J.ell ltkNrd OorllY 1.M lulltr ¥1 Gantd W•~M LMYlna auti.r l•.-r• J... lr-11 "1 llldllrtl W. OorllY JMrll CUtttr 1rl J.ctl Olen a,.... C111fer lturll E. °"""'ti ¥1 ODnald C. DGMU Wlllllfft llldllrd Lut.11 "1 Vld.¥ l'l'nn 0.1111 Hei-"1 lltobert H•IMlll Luc.as The Great No. Orange Coast's 1 Paper! All Penney Stores Open Every Night Monday Through Saturday' THRU SATONLY H<;>ME FAIR _s4')ji&• UDO SA VE 6.011 50 piece Fashion Manor stainless stHl-flatware to serve 8 Reg. 29.98 NOW 23.97 Poy os rtttJe os $5 per month, no money down YOUR CHOICE: .( beautiful styles. 8 oac:h: knives, forks, salod forks, S011pspoons. 16 t9aspoons and 2 serving spoons. Pi...m hott.u tray included. . . / Choose-'harvest--gold or avocado finishes! Reg; 39.99 NOW 32.88 9 PIECE TEFLON ° COATED SET SET INCLUDES: 11h qt.coveredsauce· pon, 3Mr qt. cov•recl saucepan, .5 qt. cov· ered Dutch OVlln, 9• open fry pon, 10" COY• erod fry port. They're lined with new scratch rtsbtant Ared-in Tltfton' (you con we metal uten- 1il1) and fes:iture hcjirvetl go~ or a¥ocodo boked enomtl finishes. &.n lf1e co'ler is Teflon• coated for easy cl1<1ning. Heot resisklnl knobs and hondles plu5 extra corrying handlH. S PIECE TEFLO~ STARTER SET, REG. 19.99, NOW 16.88 l Y.t qi. and 3~ qt. covered SOUC:t· po n1, a· open fry pan. Pay as little as $5 per month, no money down UB•YOUR EN NEY CHARGE ACCOUNT TDDAYI HAltVIST GOU> llONING IOAID LAUNDIY DrhlDINT ·20 LI. SIZE I Sl'ltAY/STIAM/DIY llOH UG. 11.H, NOW 10,44 llO. J.H, NOW 7.77 ·IEG. 4.4 NOW 3,88 NEWPORT BEACH' (Fashion Island) I• HUNTINGTON BEACH (Huntington Center I t • • I • \ ' ( t 1 ( ' 1 I l ( ( I I I I :I ,. Moon Simulated 0 Earth . N-0vel Simulator Diiplicat,es Gravity of unar World u he tried nomtll wallin&, a carbon arc 1 p o t 11 & h t suspended IA a hanlus, The hia feet would Ju.st paw the •UIJ>ended from a crane.· It'• 'cable supports ilvwlnht of growid because be could not powerful beam trains thetn his weJgbt. The other slxth, develop eno\lgb traction to to work ln the harsh sunlight which hll . legs . iupport, ii move bimaetf. and deep al'tadows of the what l}e would ·w~Wt on tbe If be wants to turn moon. moon. around, the moon explorer 1be other trainer was As be moves _ up. down, will probably mate • abort designed by Harold Johnson backwards, forward, around spring into the air and pivot of the manned spacecraft _ the device moves with By EDWARD K. DeLONG like an acrobat turning on 8 center's ntght crew support hlm automatically. Because UPI Space Writer trampoline. Less graceful, dlvllloa·, It duplicates lunar of the fri~Uonless air bear. perhaps, than the athlete gravity, 11 well as the ings .and a servo-drive SP ACE CENTER , because of the bulky <1uit, aunllgbt and terrain. mechanism. be doea not feel Houston -That f Ir s t but euy enough after some Wltb tb1I tr a I n e r , the trainer's presence. It astronaut on· the moon may practice. astronaut.a can "walk on the really is like walking on the want to start bis historic NO ATMOSPHERE moon" right at home in moon. viBlt by leaping 10 or 15 feet Since the moon has no at-Houston. They can bound, off the ground. He could, mosphere, sunlight ltrlldng jump and fall _ just lll<e BEND AT WAIST too, U the rules allowed it. it ii not diffused and creates they will do in real moon John.son booktd me into They do not. sharply-defined tnty blact gravit)' _ so when they · the contraption, which fore. He'll probably b o u n c e shadows on the pock-mart-really ltroll the lunar seas It ed me to stand bent allghtly down the ladder from bis ed lunar surface. 'Ibis will will not seem so strange. at the waist like th e white ApoJlo spaceship two be a familiar s.lgbt. So will JohlllOn's trainer occupies spaceslU,t .itself does. and . rungs at a time, feet the velvet black sky with a Uttle blact-wt.Ued room 2il told me to take a step. l together. It's easier that inpolnt •--1 and the "'ow feet long 14 feet wide and 75 sprang four feet into the air 'PflY· ~g btue:.~wn ball or~ feet Ion;. Spotlights at one and landed, SW'prised, about Ria first stroll across the full earth. end of this chamber create five feet away -1 1 reddhh-gray moonscape ia Should be fall, tbe lunar the &larlng sunlight of the A little practice, however. Ubly to look like a explorer can catch hlmseU moon. made things m~ch easier. It kangaroo's hopping. That, on one finger. He would fall EARTH MODEL was fun , like awal-llfe slow trainer, J,he sulted man ,can. forut_ about bla prol>lemi and concentrate oa what'ba wanlf to do." . . • . Right now englneen are glvlng Iha tnlner Ill llnal checkouts. Johnson 1 a l d astronauta: should s t a r t working out regularly in. it by the end of the year. One area they will have to practice a lot ii getUng back on their feet after they fall down. Runs 1' the trainer have shown this to be one of the worst problems for a man wearing a pressure suit, which bendl well at the lmee but not very well at the thigh. "The weight he carries i around (hi s . suit an d f back·pack) 11 about l equivalent to hia own weight . . . like carrying someone on his back," John!On said. ''It's going to be a tough job for the guy to get up even with practice.'' or a slow-motion rwt, .......... feather-sof• like a slow-mo-At th motion movie .. The key to Czech Deni'es • .,,,in .., e same .end of the thl J h out to be the best way to lion movie. A good pushup room are . two other sights the whole ng, o nson MOON· WALKE;R -. Engineer in space suit flies into air with push of bis feet travel on foot in the weak would put him back on his 1 1 ·n said. is practice -even (left) and carnes camera and moon exploration tools (right) during test of lunar gra,vity -one sixth feet in most casJrt. unar exp orers wi gaze on more necessary for a man Fleeing Nation I ·t h be that of earth. Spece agency officials can -!l full-size model of the wearing the bul.,. spacesult. unar g~av1 f c am r .which .duplicates what astronauts are expected to find. predict these facts with con-moon landing craft and the "The firit Wie we put a STANF Nover gJ,mmic.k.s make 1t possible lo duplicate the moon where man weighs WON'T WORK th gh disc of the full elrth. '!be man In .~...., -avlly J KlelnORD (UPI) -Dr. only 'one-sixth of bis earth weight. fidence, even ou no one .._,...... .. "'--~ I -• ":;:w'T~;----:-;:;;---''--;~----;;-----;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;---Earth-type walt:ing will ..I. th t earth -act u a 11 Y a.. -th a p-s·-'e suit oo, '"-an , a -o::<..-uos ov-OLl di . not wort on the moon. ::a:~~fon so:i:i00::n~~~ photograph taken in color ;uldn't ;;9fi ... nd-: ' -oouldnu:t acientist, Tuesday denied a De ence Classes Planned AlhlffMllNiil ' Clad in his bu 1 k y training devices at the from. apace -is taped over keep hil ," Jobmon report by Japanese police GmlNG UP moonwalking suit and wear-Houston Space Center. a flood light so it &lows said. u this hi been on the that be bad defected to the NoVice dog obedience i.nd 21 from 9 a .m. to t p.m. ing a backpack which con-One of these is a repllca of reaU.stlcally when room moon iDltdd of in the ~ United states after the cla!tts are scheduled to in_ offices at the Costa Mesa NIGHTS MAllSflll OLDIWf( tains oxygen tanks and a the lunar surface more than light. are turne~ out and on-trainer, the ftnt moonwalter begin Sept. 24 for Costa Civic r-J- radio, the average astronaut ly the fake SIDI ~ shining. would have startec: out by Soviet invulon of h1a coun-Mesa dog owners , at the Te ~ · Common KidMJ • BW6M' Irrlt:a• would dress out at about 334 100 yards in diameter. Here The Door of ttlil long, Dal'-fa1J.1ng flat on bis face. try. Winkle Park baseball dia· The Tuesday night classea ~e'.:.'ne::U&nd~rn:.,11111.~I pounds on earth -160 =~:~~'ng 5~~.~acti1c! row chamber is made lite Klein ot the Institute ~ mood area, ace<rding to the -from 6:30 to 7:30 for !~d~.0~~~1Y~~~ pounds of his own weight, a the lunar surface .. i...ng the PRAcrlCE VITAL E 1m' -•-• Bl Coeta. Mes a Recreation children and 7:45 to 8:'5 for •leeP and~ .... Hea4ilche, • 54-pound suit and .a 13).. setting 0 u t experiments, ceiling runs a i:, track "lt?a obvious that the sub-xper euwu ology aod Department. adults -include heeling, !!! f:!e:~4&s-\!~· j~-!_I? pound backpack. taking pictures and stepping which supporta the trainer Ject'a abUlty goes up very GeneUca in Prague, arrived Registration for the 10 automatic sit, recall, stand, relaxtn1 comlort by r!'Ut!/: On the moon, with the over or around craters. on frictionleas air bearings. abarp1y w It h1, practice," in Stanford Aug. 30 after at-week course, with a ree of and preparatory exercises !:ft.:';:fn.18.r=~'f.lat.U:.l!Mo same suit and gear, he'll UNDER SPOTLIGHT ·A cable comes down to Johnson said. By bia se--tendinganintemationalcon-•15, will be tlaken Sept. 19 for the American Kennel weigh only ~ earth pounds. 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"" .. .,...,. .... 11"'1 ...... l'll! .... !om .................................................................................... .... • '. . - First· Day New 'E~erienee • • • • • [ I • But Most Freshmen Quickly Learn Their W ay T~o fir>! Cloy of school for o new high school freshmon con be a harrowing experience -!he big school, big subjecls to todle end so mony new f oces. "It seems like everyone is coming your way and you 're the only one going the other direction," Lindo Bell. o new Fountain Yolley freshman, soid in sunyning up her first day's frustrations. Moro thon 13,SOO students went bock lo school lost week in Fountain Volley and Huntington Beach's four high schools. Some were preparing for college, otherS for jobs. Some are interested in the getting bock lo be in the bond , others could hordly woil for football. But, in general. the first few days of school are just o let- Oown from summer fun. Student activities ore olreo.dy underway with student coun- cils, coiled the Chomber of Deputies at Fountoin Volley High School , organizing and clubs signing up new mem·ber;:. Vonnie Graham, Fountain Volley junior* is one of seve ral SCRIMMAGE FOR FOOTBALL .~LAYERS • .students who are· beginning part~time jobs as office assistants et the •~ool. , T eochers too ore hoving tlieir .probll!jri,. At Gorden Grove Unified 'Scho·ol District's newest high school, Los Amigos, ~lasses nearly began without any choirs for students to sit on. The first furniture delivery to the new school wa s mode Ad- missions Day, the day before school started, and still several rooms {which ore unused now because the school is only operating for sophomore and junior students) ore vacant., Commuters and police are having their problems with the opening of school too. T roffic jams around the high school~ slow down impatient motorists taking children to school or on +Heir way to work. Po- licemen ere f e c e d wtth the congestion and speedst~rs in end around school perking lot s. Looking ot the bright side for all concerned, there ore onl:1 171 more days to go before the schools ore still again, since the first confusing week is now over. FIRST DAY MEANS BEING SWAMPED INSTRUCTORS , WESTMONT ELEMENT,Y GONE FOR FROSH I BEING A SE;NIOR HAS ~Rll(ILEGES-BERMUDA ~ORTS ,J SIGNS OF THE TIMES ARE NEW SHOES FOR EVERY OUTFIT ' Wlf!Nu 'j,'IJMCH l'IRIOD THER E'S TIME ENOUGH TO BAG A FEW LATE SUMMER RAYS ~ .~ ., • • END OF .FI RST DAY AR/UVES !UT IT T A.KES : 5HUTTLES TO BUS EV ERYBODY . ' ,.. --.. --- • 51.111 .. .... -.... ~· .. -CO!fl " ~" " -·-'"" SA/. ,_ -•• " " •• .... .. ... ~ ·-f ' , ' I ~· ~,, "" •• l! ! = 1 "' ... .... -.... --.. " = --.... ... ... '" ,.. Tl -.... T~ ... .... .... ... ... .. • • Q • • . ~ .. ... I t "· i ... -=. .... -... ... , .. • ~ b .... ... • ... ... - DAILY PILOT LEGAL NO'llCE LEGAL NOTICE ----•·1IOI • 11 Clll~~Atl OP •VSIJlllL l'tCTITtOlll llWlll ""' ..... ....... .. ftr'MV """ .,. c:oritvdl,.. • M l-• 1t 171 fl" ·~ Orl'ww. ..........,, 8Mdl. Cl:llfoorlllt. """"' 1M lldn"'" tlrm ,..,,.. Ill MEWl"Oll'f wW AMO MAIL Sl!•VICI! •fld tlltt .. 14 f\1'1¥'¥ "' ---of ""' ~ ,.-. .,._ nlmft 111 f\111 •""' .i.e. of ralftllClo .,. • ,.1...,.., •HA•Ol.O l. lflllil MAV•Ef I!. G•AY, Atll """'rff'I w..,, ,.......,., ltldl. C.llfel'ftl•. 011t11 IW!wmMt S. lHI. HA•O\..O 1 O•AY MAV•f.I! f , G•A'f Shi• of C•I~ Or-C•ntv: °" ........... ",,... ...... -·. Notilil'Y Pllllllc; kl _,. fw Mi.I Sidi, """""'"' ........ MA•Olc r. •iAY '"' MAVlltll ~ .... y ~ " -ta bl tM ~ -... tullMf'I"' H , ta 1111 wllNf: ~ .... ~ tMy m:mcllllll ftlt -COl"FICIAL ll!ALI JMl'IOll I!. D1vli Het•rv f'ubllc·C.Hter"l• PrlM:INI Otllc• In Or111¥1I County MY Comrnlulen EJC11!rt1 Ju~ "· 1m Publlllled Or1.,.1 C~11 01llV Pllel, ~•11temb9r t , 16, 2l, 30, lHI 15'1 .... ' McDonnell Signs Pact . . -, For Work on Airbus LONG B&ACH -Mclloo-Beach canter 1loce March oell Douctu Corp. and 1111- Fllght Safety, lac., ..,. Flllbt 8al1ty, Inc., Is nounced Friday In Ne,. enlarllne 111 Lon1 Buch York they bave •i.CMd a faclllty to provide special Insurance Bonanza ' CompanieS" Write Officers' Policies lone term contract which cluaroom1, briefing rooms, N£W YORK (UPI) -The a crtm:Dal cblrce. But It provides that McDonnell .•nd lmtallaUoll area for the crowtnc touitine•s of tbe would pay oft, they said, .for D o ugtas instructor1>llota, I>C-10 prosram. courtJ and the SecurtUes • !CJGHI 4ocurred u a re1ult and ,pilot pinonnel o t and Exchange Commlnl~-in lftformaUon lelk er a pureh.iaers of the . DC-10 P--------. over lnlorm1Uon leob In car.leis mlltab moda In a aircraft will Clain In Flip!' i:.;.;..;.g.~~.r.IL.;.:.;;. the HCurlty markela la pro-lllteover, mereer or olller vtns a bonan:za for aome ln-operJitlon that c a u 1 • d Selety, Inc.'• now DC-10 F" • NEW PERFORMANCE -Cobra Is Ford's new performance-oriented addl· 1uranc1 companie1. llockholden lo •ua or the simulator. ID8IlCe tion to the Fairlane line for 1969. Available In lastbllck Sports Roof (shown The compani .. In qut1Uon SEC to Intervene. To be inst.alled at Flight here) or as regular hardtop. Cobra models are equiped with a stancan! 428 are wrlllnl a comparaUvely WRITE POUCIES Safet:J'• Long Beach faclll· cubic lll<h v~. . .... ~of pollcy c:al1e4 bl· 1y, delivery of the m-ui., Bn"efs / 11cen and -F6-The st Pau1 1......,... SZ.5 mill¥>• DC-10 Alrbuo fenlonal liability lnlurlllCO. Companiel of Sl Paul, simul•tor It .schedulod Ip Vlrlually ~ In tho llllnn., employm crvup ol coincide will! the first flight In HU.la. Gear United Slates six yon.... -·· .Paclllc !odemnlt:J of the DC-10 aircralt in SAN JUAN (UPI) -J . C. ~ !hare II now m°"' than '1· Co. of New Yorlt and U.,.S's August 1970. Pemey OJ. openo ila lint hUllon of IUCh coverap In of Lnndon writ. moot of the Purchuedby'FligbtSate-Puerto l\.ic.,,.store and die F d In d f<ree. AD iDlurance mm officen'anddirector•~ ty from Conductron CorP.. iaraect •tor• in tbe com-or tr'°' uces New Lin qJd the roceot court lillbW~ bualoe.. lD tbe the DC-10 11mui1lor is the mooWOllth today In the U es ciodslon a1alnlt olllcen ol United Slates, a It b o a g h first to be ordered and is Tau Gulf SuJpbur Corp., IOJDe other companlu are one of ~e largest simulators ~ HatQ Rey District of San and the SEC'1 complaint iD it on I small ICale. evor to bo built.. J,.... Tho 278,000 '<!•are By CARL CARSTENSEN f-e a ~ uo bp mor.. --anco qalul tho hUI• brok""'I' Each policy baa to be Tbe DC-IO simulator will foot tbree·&tory rt.ore is in °' "" o.1tr '1111 ,,.., ab.:-cylinder q1ne 11 lta.n-bouae of Merrill Lynch. tailor made. BlC brohn Join the 00-.i aimulator the Io:>-acre plaza Las Font Division passenier ud more privacy for beck Pierce, Fenner 4' Smith, like Manb ac Mclennan. whic;h baa been operational Amertcu .._.._ing ~--cars fO£ 1969 are b.ighltgbted dard. teat Pa I• en Ce r • by Inc., 14 of ill oftlcen and 14 Inc., in New York and st Flilht Safety's Lone ....,,... -~ · by new Ford and Mustang The 429 cubic ill<ll v.i, In· elim!naljng mr quort.r llnallclal lnatltuUons 1hould · Stewart, Smith Ir Co. ol WASHINGTON (UPI) _ -. wllicb !ndude a new trOOuced on the '68 T·BW, windows llld addlni wldff ~=; ~ .:i"':o In policy Chica,. do much of the ac- Viejo Office Set by Firm Intematlonal B a n k of perform~ o r i e n t e d is 111 added performance op-rear roof plllars -~11>------ Wastingt.on has bought Tico Muat.aog Mach I, a luxury tioo. Mustang Js 4 inches * * . • ~ IN ENGLAND tb:1':~e. r:~• ~arya::~~ AslOdatee, Joe .. of Decatur, Mu.stane Grande, n e w lon,er and about haU an NEW MERCEDES Thia tlnd of hllurance coverage 111uany 11 e:i· Ga., and J. B. McCrary OJ. FJU,rlane ~a,p<w eacJnes Inch lower and wtd<r llliJ MODELS ON &ALE orleJnated In !';•liand about pelllive and companiu that and J . B. Me Or a r y .. ml lll<>OI~< ' t and COil· year. Mecedel·8--~CJ,:"~· oloaldAmJ~can ~~lh1fcn,?'!.!"'Pla for .. u. Downey Sa"'••s and Loon EnciM<rinl Cor]l. of AUan· veliienoe board. go "~' ~ aftall llild the c••T.~l~'V .:=~•us. Auoclation -eo build a ta. Ttco WIS bougbt for an. • John , , . Ford THE THREE VETERAN Cll'I for llMl8 are on Ille Home lmUNDCe Co., '"when can't iet « th!° TM imdenl•-' dootl i:erllfY ti. i. ~ new brao:ti ~ oat Le Paz undi9cloeed amount o! ·~ ~ 0,. · 1Jl'etidj!Ot mOdek ~· JOined, by two now and tbe new modeb in· a b1I company bad trouble rates are ~ =:=~~~:~':'f'k. Road and the Santa Ana and the McCra:ry s-and , divisi.QD ·general new .-.U.. for '89. Tbe cu,o:ateaD.tetyteatures getting • couplt of pro-Far~j,'; ~•-1 tttrou• firm ........ d DON l"OSTE•s Free-in Mission Vieio" . ~rises fer cam. Tbe manager ~' "Our 1009 Mech I, a· tatbeck deli.gn that -be -··-· .. of minent mea to acree to IC-iJ reparted to .... ..a-a1i:'..a LEGAL NOTICE ~£: ~·:i::sto1'i::....,........::! ~etioa of the tern· McCrary !lnn&, PQfdlued Ford Y m ell'..., car from performance model. 1 ·"-Ai AM,w.c~ cept dlndonb.IPI ua1eu ~ :~·._:,1111""'.,. •ltOI 111 ,..._ porvy itructure is IChedul-through Tico will be earn-.ai. ~·redesigned a\lllllabM wMb a ~ J111. l, 19819. they we re indemnified NcJ PURCllASB , DONALD L. "ont• of J2t!l '"'° ed for Oct. 1. Th e bined. Both companies body to tbe fllN' ioterior and 3.15 ~ 428 cJ. cobn. Jet ~The new iDe iDcludes tbe ag.Wt any poalb&e claims agalnlt buytn' such a policy t~e:.rrt~~,:~· c.itt.rni•. penneoerrt structure is still apecialiie in scieatt& aod U&bt .c oc 11;Jit in8trumeot a.m AU eaetne. Tb e 220, 2:20 Dir.eeJ, 230, and 250 afalnst them erowtn& out of wHn compeles • ao t·e d ,__ 1110:~ ~1.!!1tc_..,: beiag planned. technical cootract 1ervice3. paneL . "M:ust.aii ls all new Grande ·is a "'*' '1xury :::S--Aleo incJ.Uded are stoctholder suit&. · very bf&b rat&· .DIL the °" ,.,...... ii. 1 ,.., IMfv• ine. • and . e co a om y • high model with cllltom car 211lS, 280SE and SEL. ''The buslnel• IRJf 8;ad other band, Am lft can =•llY~~ ~NAiro ~i:,0:_;-11'1tl--,..:..:LE=O_AL=_,N.,:O'l1..:.,:C,:.E:._--TORONTO (UPI) performance and luxury are louche& Ride and out. 300SEL and the famous 5 a1 1tockbolder n.itl ~ Telepb(me 6 Tell&l'llPh Co. krlOWll " -"' " "" --"""-C•llTll"KAT• Of' •u•1••n. c.aa.dWwl. Breweries,. Ltd.,. au ayailable4Uie F.airlane Outaide, MUltMIS features a and 7 pa$leGCt!r lilllGUlinel. eompany mauaementa ·and ll Nld to ban ~. f20 "~ " ""*"1M11 '° ..,. w•"-1" 1~ f'ICTfTtoUS """"' wW dOee tta ~ Brewery ~ this y . " new grille and tbe new 1171. A • SL sporta ~ fl dltecton became m or e,• mtWoo policy cna1wo .. 600 ,,;wn.r.t • .-~ "' -utwd TM uncttr1hl'*' ... c.rtlh' M 11 _.. In Q"~ c1·1y __ _.. _.._ 1-1-not! ~~ ~ Pri f num-In -1-,_._ .. U~-----... ...,,... lluc1t!it • 11u11-•t u.s '-' 1711 ltrwt. \ftlllC\.; 1R1A'--·-• , 1 .... a.a a very ceable. -.... uu.101o:iu. <lei or tbe -... us uuo co-• ..,, • 11111..i;wn -.&NS for · °'""'· v. "• "'" ....,, "'"""" -'" .., ~ _ _.y -• .~....., FORD'0 z• u ODE LS '~d th ~ 'pod in '18 ·~-......_ t 0"~ -~ .. -a1 Am-~--f l;t -•• --~---' "'°"'"." ll'Wllo<:111t1m" ""...,' "'"' ,..,.,, ., 111 ,1n llOH ~ ~ u.1 \,WT1...,.,,. .., ~ r". , umo e, ere ~ a T' -.1U11111 .,......, a ~ -.. .,.. •M:1U1 ... m·s vt"Y .-,.:to» a year. vauaral " l"r111C1H1 OfftCt '" COMl"AAY 1t1 •AY e u 11,. 1 •• from ttl Montreal brewery. with 1ooger Md lower ex· strumed panel eet dlrectty reach up to '36,000 for the 7 began writinl tbe buatnea." Milton la reported to have °''""' c-" s1•v1cEs .,,.. tMt .. w 11"" 11 -A new wareboui!e 1lf'in be terlors and ~'wider s.......,.e in front or tbe driver. P•eoeer llmouRQe. s.les The lllbWty iillufiiCi ...,a .. u-NIS0,000 for a ---. =~I~ ~-_.. of "" fotlo'WIN --. ...... _... of M ----t.-... •• u ...... t.-. ~ ...... ~ ultl!d>td or,N,. c ... , 011 .,._ , 1 ..,, ::;:,.~ Nu 1n11 Pllt• of , .. ~ 11 •• established in Quebec City~ for better ling, also 'l1»e oar alto coatainl f!IWOtll·Bem auto. la proMK<wi wca.;--• and,cqm. year policy totallJI& '25 •:,twnOw , .. u. • •"" Oc1'blr ,, •1CHA•D !". NICHOLS. 125 '-'• feature a ne;t iDltrwDent more welcome htp, sboQJdet tbt U.S. 1ut year totalled pany oUl.cen from the mllUon. n• l"'4 ltOMl, cnt• ~ C.ltf9m1•. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) i-tel. eil ~ abeorbi.ng and .rear leg room aa well~. ?p,891. In the first eight financial consequences of D'Allesandro said tli e LEGAL NOTICE ~1=:-0 ~~'.!Hou -Boemc Co. 's Vert o 1 frame aod _... engtne op-more room toe~ tJle. rur incmtba of 19fS8, 18,113 cars "wrongful .actf," but not a• .8ietage poucytwas b .$1 to -c-• ..:.=,,=.,:: .. ;;,::.~.,:.:.:..:ou.c,c.,.:,,,,,,.--111:,: ":e..c.:=ii.°": == _ • dlvil:im hll obtained a f1 .1 ti005. XL and tLTD models seat pas 1 e n g er com· hav& been IOld. a rule, U outrlgb.t dlahonuty ~ mlllioa. · , , llKTITIOUS MAM• .....,., P...Ollc • _. tw. """ ....._ ,millian addition to a NavY feature a new front end partment. ·. * * * 11 involved, D'Alleaandro ·The Employen' Gro\tp in .~~~71:' '::.:: ~ k..:':t,...,,.. :•f.HAi:_o ,.!; contract to supPlY higbAgtlted by1·a headlamp Fairtane'1 16 models In: ~ ODO~R FOR said. oth~ lnru1'8Pce men ~tgn ;ill rePQ~ to have A,ilenu.. hlbM tt1en11. M•-rt IMdlo-~ a. .. M.,.11 -~lbllt-•.,"" -.... belicqsten. grille. f elude the Fairlane, 500, '19 GM A.UTOS said it's difficult to liy down sold neirly $200 milllon ::t,""'""'-•.......,,.,. nc11n-""" Mme"" ~"' • _.,.... · -Hardtl:Jps and tibl Torino, Torino GT, and tbe . In keeping wrtb a trend hard and fast rules but worth of directors and of-!:~;~:..=rd~~r::;::: co,~.r~~~'D••" LOS ANGELES (UPI) -have ventleR:~~i:!. a: new COOr-a. All models have ~~g Aate~ to en,. ct chances are the insurance ficus liability insurance to ... ~ .,.. .. le""'1: r Not1rr ... nc.o..._.. Norril lnd'IJltrifJI, Inc.,· bu tbe station .....-m's Magic new crlDe and tan lamp ~•tlon witb resf*'t to ~om~ eoukt -~ "-oJI . 40 comparijes. in the .first <t :;:: .:ic-L=T·c.~~111:_-.,. ~.~U::-"' obtmiDed a a.1 miiticin AnnJ Dooraatt, e· 1&tih-l with .design. odt>IJM!W' re~s . o a m the face ofa ctD'fiction on. balf-o(1ijdJ year. • JUD1Tw w. LOU•fT, ll7 ~-"'' c-iuren £u1<15 contrect to aupply roclret FQl"d, ·om~be opened New Options on the pallSellger Clllr'S, General .11i,,,., .. ._ 1rt1n11. c........._ JVM 11. "" ----Th .. ~. ~-d moto-~ d f 'l:j' I s...tWl'flltl' lfft l'\lt>lllMd OrM\H Co.st o.+., Ptt.t, )lu~.. · · ' ri wfth tbe . up. uuu.:;Tuu include an elec• ' 0 •-announce that r---------------.. ·--IZ~ ...c -" "· LOU91i1' ,.. -... -.._A • _. ~ 7• · J ... :· 1 ·Tbe LTD -, ' ():i(intry trica\ly powered 8\W'OOf an a new one-way d r i v e -d rt,:~;~_,,:c;,.iv:' . ' -~ ··~ DETROIT (UPI) -!..·Po,~-sq\an ataUCll . agroa come electrically berated b 8_ ck odometer syatem will be ,, r · · ~,...,.,.,._ 111,""' ...,_ ...... • LEGAL NOTICE,..... , ..... -. Co ~ ·ned • • • · -,.. hp window and ....... ,...,, ............ lt.aDdM'd «r...__. oa 911 ., "' ~ ~ Ill 11111 "" NW "'"' "'"""" • Ul.lt.a.i a ~ ) . wilt' ~ C.i. -a 220 uw v• .... ··-· ... yau_,.. ~ r· "I ' ,• B . f:. -· .. _ ... , .... '· <OUHT ,_, mllfon Anny o<der IOr ' .......... td equip-talion manges. TwO<loor 11169-model GM can. . •nance r1e s • .1uorrtt w. Lou•n k-'' ,,.. NOTtc• TO cannoa trucks. . --t. ".,. o, er models Landau models provide a 'nlei ™"'" type Odometer n ... ,..... ..... ....._ ....., IUPl1tt0• cou•T °" TM• .......... nu. bl " tfle "'"""' "'""""" 9M STAT• Of' CAUf'OlHIA""' assem y w:lll also be Stan· ~"'d 1111v ••tw,.. • ........ THI COVlfT'I' o" oaA•• · ~ dard equipment on all 1968· MIDLAND, Te.1.. (UPI) -reported that its J>t'OPOkd ~·,.ur~-........... ~::"~ •. -INYESTMINT COV · I .Air West -GM·bul!t ei .. a ... 'lli+C•1 ~ Corp. a.: mergor 'Wlth ·Scltulilbotger, ,.· :=-:;: 111 Nctr1ce ts HEll:EIY G1v!"M '8 1M Conduct.cf by EDWARD McN.AR cept. those eq~ with nounc!1!d jt ·hll·di.scowniCI' a . Lid.,' ·--~ ,,_,._I 'uly, ., c-.Mnleol blllre cndltwi "' h ·~ MINd 6lwMftt "mJllioo-mUe"' odometer.--.uvuz-.-... ,,_ • ...... •· 1,_ ._. •" ,..,111n, ~..,1r19 c111m1 ""I'll,.,. Allied Member New York Stock Exch ....... ch ill~ the ' bauiUc laterUe ..&-....it of bal been .. • .. ired off, ~ .,..., OrMIH Cont Chll?r Pl\8', .... -.:IMI .,. rewtrlld .. 1111 ,_.., FIYI W""nT ·····oN Loss Told .., .... _ _.. w '9\.-WYe m at a ~ ~· P\11.U '" u. 30 .,., OdetMlr 1. w1111 "" .. Kll.,.,., W111CMr1. 111 "" ~ -· .-.-. S lah!r date. unknown amomit or quality comnaniet are in the olltletd ,,,...,. et ,,. cllf'k of "" 1tiove '"'1ttW -rt, • I Co ' ' I " " N ' t GM Cap ,-:;::-~=-=~===-=c. 10 present 111m1. ""'~ 11>e _....., nuensea rom Mr. MC •ry • curren noted that l8'W$ ap-on Horlt peoiolula m equlpmeot buaioesl. ' LEGAL NOTICE ~1~.~ =..=:~ne: ;'i.':..~~~ M 'l:•Eok c1ours• 11t U.C.LA0. I SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) pitying to the tunH>ack of the Australian stati of -----------I Em c;,_, $''"''' ''"""'· c1111er .. 11 on-, ¥111 n91-7:00·9:0 p.m. -Air West, Inc., today odometers alttady are in el· Q··~anc1 -· ~ w.J---LOO ANGELES (UPI) - •Alt ., rne1, w111ct1 1s "" ..iac.. e1 ltillfleH .,, Sept•~« 2J 30 & ~-•-7 14 21 f t · ,......._ ~ ·~ .. 1111111: cw'UU su11••iot1: cou•T °" '"' "" Yftde'1hinlll 1" ,11 "''"'" -"'""'9m • _,_..-• • reported a net lots of ec In ue.ware, New Humble Oil A' a.n...i-Co STATI 01' U.Llf'OllllltA l'O• "'"" esl1fe of .. Id lleucMl'lf, Ml!llfl •Ill Island House, "-Lio' n 1s1--~ '1,201,913 for 1be ftrlt atx Jeney, Kentucky and River. ....._.. . TMI COUNTY OI' OllAfil•I ~ 11'1et' llMI tlr$I ~Iii l!lli ~ llill1'U r .. 1:.r---i ~ d...,.;t is Jn .l... .. n-and Standard 00. Qo. Of .... '*" Mt1ot. monU\s of 1968 .. compared _... .... uia and ttJer. are ln-,...., ....-· .....uvw •,~, °'"' "',""',,.• .. '· .. ~~. Newport Be•ch to & loll of Jl,OVJ,5'7 tor the dicaUons that simUar me1s· depth .......... a 44-mile ltrip. caHfonU bave broQO,t in -· .... ......,.. (Complimentary Admission) be --. -~ l"AT•ICIA t.. LANHAM. .... ,""" VI. E•ICl.ltrl• .. IM Wiii"' COlnpllsble 1967 period. ureJ may considered by Sev"1ty n .. t~ 11o~ nd ._.....er mi IDd I• s ;f,l!!LL L. LANHAM. °"""""'· ~ •bow _..... __...,,., IDWARD McNARY, 6•n•rtl P11rtn•r -. I I '--le""*1-~ s · th •-•-· -· n=11 a a-nol'LS °" 1"• ITAtl. °" M&WICAN.. Mo"1'00M••T a ,~e _opera n e -~ .,.._ ... e m o er Suncs 11 pib have been dug so.far. ~V_':Q well in tbe Santa ll"OOIA. CUl"IOlll 0. H. 11.-ir a Comp•ny. A decreued since revenuea oat year. . Bartiii'a II!:!:. .... ":..,~;"'..,;~.:.::::.,·~••• · Membe,. N.,. Yo•k Stock """"'"•' lnC1'1!1Ued 17 percen~ but a DIV<loped by Gener a I Channel, Drilled to ...... tile """"' ., ... Tll• 1111 nH1flf New York and Los Angeles 1981 wrtteott of abandcaed Motors' AC Splll'k Plug MANSFIELD~ Ohio .(UPl) . 11,915 ·~. the wef "'°"' • J !:...•= :.":::"' .= ~ = ~..,:-.::"""CW! DttlJ Pllff. r=~===========:::======::=,JI route proceedlog oo!U and • D.i v i s i 0 D, t b e n e " -M&Dllfteld. nre • Rubber duced hJtb oil and Pl from ~ 11•rr.t .,,.. 111 111N C9Wf, Wltfllll "'"'""' '· '" n. "' ""' · ,..,. ; lene:r amouDt of 'nallat>ie (Jl.akQ it lmposs~ble to reduce Co. has bought the lftad four separate intervals. ---'"•'":.";.:::-LEG-AL-------·--· ~-~ w-e ~ ""~yc.r<>t•"•·~...,...,,-.z.11-b.b.e J. • • • ~=:::; = :....-: •oT•c• ;:·c:.-on•u hOl lhrl·llY --:~:~=i:'ifu, ~= ~m:: ~~b~~~rs:p::= ~ .• 1~&.:-~~~-~~~~~~n~~---...:.. ... .. _... .... ·-· Nlf '"'""" win IUPl•IO• COUltT °" ,... -CIODl ... oy -----. and eltt\I methods o(_ tumln• ly .·-··· of ~.-M m•=-. •.·-'-•• ~~·~ d·-•er tftt I"'*'"'"' tor -.._ • Nft\1911 STAT• Of' (AULllNMIA f'O• r-.,....a.ic.....-. L.--'--.1 . 6 MUC .UUUl ... ~ .,....._ ~ 'CCII. ..._.... "' "" wrlf1lll -11w •• tK• COUlfTY °" oMllfl• Air Welt, Inc., WIS form-u.:a the mfteage reading. 1be price wao not ~vealed. has sued ,....~. Pub'""'',,; '"°""' _.. "'"""Kt' _. win _,.. .. ..,. Mt. ,.,..,.. ed ...._ d . . ..,w I.Ill ._, ... <& '*'" • -..,_ ,. ............... 111"" ''"'' 111 iAo11 ,,.,10MAM Mii svo on April 17, 1988, by the t.vi; new es.ign tncl~des Co. for S3 million charging .. "'C!:. :r,-~~·H1. '~'cffl~Nis~Y OIVIM "' .,. merger of BoDrlnl:8. Air addition .of a special COD· NEW YORK (UPl) -he ftl lbeled by 'ti:le Satur· is1AL1 0'91111W• of "" ,,,_ -~ I I 0 L~es, lnc., Pacific Air oector 'between tbe . drive Allied Qlemical Corp. U· day E......_·P«llt. · •. w. I . ST JOMH. Clwt hi ... ",,_ ...... 1111' dl1"" "911\d"" r y u Lines Ioc and w~ Coa t &NI' ao:I the first ----__ .. _.. I -•n ··-.... M. LIUn', 0-W Cllfl .... McfdeM ••• '""'1rld IO 11'-"""'· • ., ..... \ s . ..........-r llVUil .... ~ I Wl.U reduce pro-Taylor Mid II\ article ill "°"" c. SAL Tait .. ,,. .,. _,-_,.,.,.._ "' "" e1tic:. • Aitllne1. wbeel. 'lbt. co an • c to r ductlon at .itt South Point, the Post oo· uaethlcal prec-=...--=., "'t'.,.,... 111 ,... cMfll 111 "" •t1ew ..ittn.d -'-.,. eogaee& the odomtter wheel. Ohio, ammool1 p J a n t ti-,..,. vart-•• a u t o ........ ........ .. p-nl hnl. wtltl Wll -Nl'Y -1 --th drl •--" -..,-;, "J' y.... MMrWt "' ,......,., \OWdlln, "' ttwo """4ff•• ,, "" 9'flctl ..... y ... ,_, e ve sear 1s becaute o f IDQustrywlde dealm ·lfbeled hJm. =.:-.. ~~ .. o.·~1=5~~ltt,;t~~ when YOU borrow Lee Heads w~~~drl~ ·'= =~Th;y~~: ~= = ~= LEGAL NOTICE ,....,.1 ... " .. ..,.,. ., NII lltctdtlll, 1""'5 1 e v t r • • • The company 1~d ClOling for keeping W. buliness -c .. -n-.,,-,n-..... ~ ... -.-..... -.... ---i=il\:::E:."".:"".-. C.ounty Unit :!.t""r'u!ac~!~:'!~ :rl1eP:;t':O't'":Usa:"U.: = ':etsu:!"'~ !~; ~~~"'::: lr!IDll :: :.;..:ri=...,. wheels. ,\Uled Qiemioa1'1 .t ~it d o:wned by " cJi~h Md bat ..!:'~=:::= • c:"~ :~;:-.!. ":..:: ...,.,,, mon I y L. John Lie of Nnport <lJmter .-nlngs by JS hb ·~ forbid him to do ...,,... ...,.. ... HM s. Hlf!lll-. n11MAM a D111111-.. Bflach, founder and ·nttrtd mflloo.. · bulineN1 on the llbbatb. ::--.. •-=: c;:· ~--:;==..A~..,.. 4M . preeldent of Aero Dynamics ..,..~...,,,.. NEW ORJ..EAN$ (UPl) -· TIJltt said 1hfr Wll not :::a-.::,.,.•r:.::::~ ::--..:::. w .. ~~--.... A~·.~~~S, :,as 1~n ~ J . a., Md>erinott Co. true. I "-.,,..,....., .,_ .,,..... ,.._ ., A ............ .., l...W •iuan U>ll VJ-.ilev .....,_ 11 .. "'"""' NII!..-~ c-t et.nv ~1111. unty Cbapter of t.b t 11avc&.0Mt ,,.,...,........ 1111t.."l;•;:;:'":;;~':::"',.,;"..; .. :..:"':..,.:::.,':::"'::.,,,,.....;'m:;:.;..,:ii ·i Service ,.,._. Of o ... u..-,191......., Drfft,""" .. """""! vv•y• IW:Wl:N --"-"""'!" --/:' , U!;GAl._NQTICE ! E:recutive1 (SCORE). • 1---.;.,,_...,. _____ ll other officers are Samuel ~~ rr: ~,':~Ji:t:.:.: iid: .. .-. 1 A o-•· I La n~ '¥ ...................... ·-... c••TWICATI OP •111•un • ..., .. 0 ~ num, ~"""" ,....._ 'HM ,._ ~ vlce chatnnan, and Thomas ·, WtTHlll "' ....... ...,. 'llrl -" ,..., UNDIUIONIO ... ""*" ~ M ..... _ of La-··· um • ........... '* ~ tlld lllt1 .,., ~ .. I ... Ill\' l tJ ut""'"""' A'"' .. '"'~ "tm•.lffTUNW. INC. =~=eh.''c.11:,.,"'1..:'':!i ; 1 secretary~eaaurer. Dnit fr!: ' u "°"°" ~-.... """ .... ., ""NDMIO , a· J1 past _preitdtnt of Welt ~ ... ~1• 11AllT'f' sTI>•e-..i ""' ..... """ • ,.. Coa1t Lug11-.. ,_, ........ "'°'',.,...... _,_.Ill .. ~,............ •• ~ 8" .,.... • ..__..... WILLIAM .aac11t -"* lfl Mt w ..... " ,...... .,.. ~ luring Company and Spoce ,,. v.. ,.,..... • ~ .....,., · Is a re"· d h lcal d ' WM.LACI L. Mnotll..Lo Ill -~MAI.LIV.·-,....,.., i.u-e c em au mtt 'c; ::,.r.;;-Mti\ 1 "':',,.vlA •· ~im ._. ..... mUUursfcaI en&tneer. LOI; MfOILll > • HllMfllllfM -..c:tt. ~ SCORE ts J voluntur .. _ .... ,.., WITNIUffllf•••••" I or1a•l•allon -,__ • .... .,,.1":u~ MW..llY w ......., • snvM L ..,,,.. Southern C11ifornia Thrift & L.-:;. memberl coumel maaafe'Ji '*" w ~AC&."°::' l'rAtl: cw CAL"'°'""" 1 1 .. ~. of small bulineNel. wAU.ACr'"' MrTtHIU-"· _. .. OMilNTY Of' 01t.MH.-• • special zes Jfl personll, business lfld "" ,. .... ~ wr.. -OH mis • • ., •••=•••. u . Trust Deed '°'"' . , . Stop Jn ._..._ ......... ,,.., .......... M, C-, I 1-T • YIClfi ~ ~ ...., T,.. ......, PwMc • ""...-...... °"""" and see how we can aol\le vn11r immt- ""' ...... .,.., .. ,,. .. 1 ..... ., ,.. ,,,..,...... .... ..,... Miwlr...,.. money prob ems "Ul'" de~ I New Investors ....., " .,, •••• ..., _.... .., , .... ,.....,,_ ~ .,,., _. ~ I ~ ........ --_...... ............ ltUTH L MM.IJt' ... •T\..YtA I , fUnd ~1 bf .... , -"*""' II' N ""'11M1t _...,_ .-MUfilfl --,_ lilt ,. .. 1M ...,_ S av.-. I t n.,, '"""• aMlf ... -..... --• .. ,. ..,. .,... Tilrlfty Wl'f ca, n llft )'C?U. money. BOenl llf••ier a!ICAGO !UPI) -' Finallcler V1c1or N""°"'!l Air California Vice -._ aroup o1 Jn......_ 'Ptetilknt · Jlol>trt w. who baYt boq)it a 4' per· Cllflorillfafi;loli ilii:t=" cent ""'bcilfac la-la ed to the bo9nl Of ell· Petroleum R-oo,p, ni:ton ol ·tl>• airline. of Soll LUe (llJ -· Cllffnrd lo(ud CaMfot• C.mp Btnl, Cokndo, a llll's eiecUtiv, italfJA aui!OI~ of .I' • d • r a I May alter .lt yeon aa R ... .,.c.; Corp. ol Salt me president of Wb Lake Ql,y. Pa.trol••m ~ Alrll-In IJ>- (Oll',tCIAL JIM.I •••••"'• .. •11 tu• t tt Ml lllill'I ~ = ~-"': .:= :::.":~;' - -s;'.;;ut' u~i.N-· ., MM:il;M-.... .. "' ""'Mllil .... ..,.... ""'"'")11 tu '"'~ll'I l_~.--5.~!.fi't:.:80 -· CALIFORNI. ,.,_ --"""". TURIFT& LOAN ..._. ..... ~ bt"::'~ ,.... " T._ Mt C..,,.,l#MI ,....,. 11 ":J ....wi...,. .....,. c.• °"'"' ••"*· Mn n. ''" J7fl r..c Jtdl t · c.stt: 'Mtti •. , •• us.sot .,. -, ''-n. • .,.. or.. ,, ~lhlcl .,,..,... c..i o.1w """· tl&.1 Wll9'fr• c .. \,....,1.,,,, 15• ""' , .......... .,. .. N. .. • ... ..... ~ • '._ __ ..,.., ______________ ,1, urmillln ~ di•~. lllll. • '• r ,, • " SflNMI wou • ........... ,,, ' . . -· f JI OOUl.Y PLOT '·Rams,_ Cards l(ick Off . NFL Wars Tonight • , ' ' .. • •• •• Hirt wll! be tmnl to' blt Dov. Wllli&mo, Jockie Sini1ll or JlolllJy Joe Conrad. Or, be -PYO It 1A> Jollnl>y Rolll!ld U Roland's Julee 1ur1cry of IHI yom-d°""'~ -blm. Or there's Wlllil er.-and R07 Slllvera. Rlaml' qu•rterbaet Roman Gab:iel.'1 targets lncllldl B e r n I e ~·~ SIJow, BWy Tnw. and The Jut tm>e the Rama came eo St. Loida, In 191111, IJiey butted the ~ ri-a. Loo Angeles bad .. 11· 1.2 teuon lut ~ar and rolled up 398 polnta. But two lone1 out of 11x uhJ.bkton glJllea, aa o0mporec1 to ab< nralgbt 'l'on .. ht -TV Chon-I % at 8:30 exhtbition wins last preaeiason, baa pointed up some ragged edges. Coach Geof'ge Allen said on the West Cout lest week that h1a Ram.s are not u sbari> .. last .._,, But, be aaid, BUBBLING WITH HAPPINESS -celebrating the clinclllng of. their aecood41raigllt NaUonal Leegue pennant wt11l the trad!ttooal champagne are (from Jett) st. Louil Cardlnela Roger Maris, mansger Red Scboendienst and Orlando Cepeda. Next slo!J for the Redbirds I• an October date in the World Series against the Detroit Tigers, who will go through the champagne routine in several days. Champagne Corks Herald Cardinals' Clinching of Flag HOUSTON (AP) -Wl1il -.., shouta, tho 81. LoW Oonllnala popped ~ ark.I Sundoy llidlt Ix> ce1e1rR Mr Ullrd Na111ooal League p...-inl!va7_.,, Thdr Aatrod<wne dreeslng room erupted la jubilation -tile an-cinnaU Redlep elimioated 1erond place San Francisco with a 4-0 victory on the Wellt Coast. Followinl • 7-l triumph rmr the HOUl!oo A*oe, tho Cordlnall waited over m hour in tbe club house, al8Ul'ed ol. no Iese thal1 a tie fer the flag. Suddenly sorn.eone llhouted: ''C!ncy scored a run In tlle top of the ninlll. 'lbe Reds lead 4-0. All we need is three more oats." When the second out was replayed by telephone to the players, first baseman Orlando Cepeda yelled, "Two out, bring it out," referring to the champagne and pl.a!tic glasses on a oateriog cart. With 1be final "'1!, tlle Clrdinal.s Swedes Sar, Patterson grabbed the bottles, popping corks and apewi.ng champagne to ttie ceiling. "I can't say enough about them," said Manager Red Shoendienst, drip- pjng from a shower of champagne that missed hardly a player. "They have been playing great all year.'' "I'm just happy to have a part in the victory," said Roger Maris, who knocked in three runs with a homer as the Cardinal! defeated the Astros. Maris, planning to retire after the season, said, "I haven't had part in much ol anything lately. I was glad to do something." "We had good pitching last year and we had good pitching thls year," Schoendienst said. "Actually, some of -·-------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-.11.-l!U'onO!illRi{lil as wego 'Was Cheate~ of Victory' STOCKHOLM (AP) -Jimmy Elll.s travels home to tile United Stltes to- .day with the World Boxing Associfttl.on heavyweight crown still under hi.s belt -but with plenty of bruises to prove Floyd Patterson had given him a real fight. Ellis retaloed bia crown in a con- troversial 15 rounder at Stockholm's open air Ra&unda Stadium Satunlay lligbl New York Referee Harold Valan 1eored the fiOlt Min Ellis' favor . The Auodrated Press made 33-ye•- old Patterson of New York, the fonner world danploo, the wimer on the round-by-round scoring. Swedilh newspapermen thought Pat- terson took the fight and E:i:pressen headlined lb story: "Floyd cheated of v!ct«y." Pattenon erKkd the fight with a brube on one dleek. Ellis h&d seven 1Utche1 OW!' his right eye. His nose was broken. The thumb of hb left hand was fractured 8nd there wu a broftn blood vessel under his lalt eye. ''EWe: 1hould be fit to fight again in tiX « Hveo weeks," said Ellis' inedlcol man, Willie Pacheco. But It wlD be up to Ang•lo Dundee, Zllb' m&Dlfer, to decide when the next fight will be and Where. Pattef6Qn 33, said he would stay in Sweden for e few weeks and in that time would decide whether to continue ngbting -or quit. "I wou1d lilre not to fight for at least two months." Ellis said. He was wear- ing dark glasses .as he made the remark and bad plaster oo the stitches over his eye. "Money talk.!I. The public dictate.!I v.rhere Ellis' next fight will be," Dundee said. "If F'ral.ier w an ts to challenge we are not ducking. But we've got so many offers that I'm a happy man today." Joe Fraz.ler is recognized as champion in New York, Illinois, Massachusetts, Maine and Pennsylvania. "We might fi~t the winner of the Henry Coop e r (En g I and) -Karl Mild .. berge< (~y) European heavyweight title fight which takes place in London Wednesday," Dundee •dded. "At the moment we can sit back and see who ntakes us the best offer.'' PattErson slipped to the 03flvas several times -without the referee making a count Pattef'son caught Ellis with a good pundJ in the 14th and It looked like a knockd<1wn -but yet again the referee made n<1 count. Today's TV Menne llONDAY l :al ,P.ID. (2JQ. -FOOT· llALL -LA Jl<ws at St. Le*~. lnltlal -"_... ....... Jeclt lloct. Pat Summerall ~. f ~· (l)Q. -BOXING -,_,,.. .. n . Art , .. 4 l Hmiandu, rnlddlewelglo.. 10-roundl (11<111.tille) lrom M1pleleol Gardens, Tomi· to . 8:30 p.m. (!)CT-BRUIN CLIPS -tommy PrMhro, UCIA eriI ol tile lllG& Bru!n1. 9 p.m. (4-0)F -COM· • a lot or timely hits. And that's the im- port.ant thing." "They're not selfish as a ball club," Schoendienst said, "They'll g i v e themselves up at bat -move up the runner or do what ever it takes." "It's just like CW1 Flood. He'll ta.kc a strike and give Lou :Srock a chance to steal a base," Schoendlenst said. ''And anytime you get Brock on base, he's got a chance to score. He 's tough. And you got Flood hitting behind him." Flood, who ripped five straight hits against tile Astros, said, '"This is the game you wait for b'om March the first on." "One year you get the hitting and the next year you get the pitching," Flood said. "Pitching carried the load this year." "It reels good to be able to challenge the hitters again," said pitcher Steve Carkon, who endured 11 hits Sunday, inoluding Jim Wynn's two-run homer in the first. Catcher Tim McCarver said he .was happy the Redle.gs defeated the Giants. "Now they can't say we back· ed into it." "How could we have backed into it since we won?" Maris asked. DAN GURNEY 6TH IN GRAND PRI.t BRIDGEHAMPTON. N.Y. (AP) Mark Dooobue, U.S. r<1ad racing champion from Media, Pa., driving a McLaren Chevrolet won the Bridgehampton Gl"81ld Prix, SGl ,IXK> second leg of the Canadian American Oiallf!Dgt Cup before a· record crowd SuOOay-as Bruee McI..arec, the favorite from New Zea.land, br<1ke down ~ llPI lrom the liniah. Donahue'• average speed W81 111.32 mt"'8 per boUr, a record for this race. Dan Gurney, Corona del Mar. fin- t.shed. 1txtb alfler having JOmt IUSpen• 1lon tniub1e. v 11We'll make it up in practiet and we'll be ready." Loa Angeles , the 1967 Ooastel DivWoa champion lost running back Lea Jotephson wMb a leg injury ln Augua~ · David "Deacon• Jones. paft of the Rams' buge defCflsJve line , and spread end Jack Snow both missed part of training camp as they tried Lo renegotiate their contracts. Strooc safety Chuck Lamaoa is ex · pected Oo be out fur ball tbe season recoverlna: from cnee 1 u r 8 e r h • Lloemen Roser Brown bu • problem of overweJght ad Lamar Luody Is recovering from knee s u r g e r y. But cleslte all ttieir probleme, tbe Rams have enough power left to make the Card.inels undmlop. The Oarcllm.l.s' defense bas to con- tend with Gabriel, the Rams' towering quarterback. Am U Gabriel can't have Snow in top shape he can el.ways coDSOle bimseU with Billy Traux at Ugbt end or fleet Bentle Casey, the other wide receiver. There's even Pat studltlll.. who eoaught a lot of pa.sse.!I for the Detroit Lloos before being traded to the R>ono. Gabriel may not be able tx> hand off to Josephson, but -there are veteran Dick Bass and Tommy Maso n. ffart, Cardinals q~rback, is all of 24 years old and has a wtiole season under his belt aDd another top sophomore in end Dave Williams. Laver Tackles SC's Lutz In Southwest Net LOS ANGELES (AP) -The 13(),000 Pacific Southwest Open T e n n i s Tournament moved i.nrto third-round play today with top-seeded Rod Laver of Corona del Mar matched against Bob Lutz ol the University of Southern Oalirornta. Arcadia and former S o u t h e r n Calilomia student. Davis Cupper Clark G r a e b n e r bounced back from a 7-9 first set to do-wn former Davis team member Barry MacKay with 6-3 and 6-4 sets. In 1500 Toda11 Classic In women's competition, ~meta Teeguarden or L06 Aogeles d.re'! . a default vict'ory over court queen Billie Jean King who was advised by doctors-- to rest because of a tendonitis con- dition in ber left knee. Other top matches pitted Tom Okker of Holland against Marty Riessen of Evamton, m .• and U.S. Open cham- pion Arthur Albe againlt Pierre Barthel of France. Roy Emerson of. Newport Beach downed John er-. ~. 6-3. Sunday'a major upset C'alll~ in doublea com-• Roy e..th ..n Stove Tldblti ot UCLA reoovered Imm a IOllng first aet to down U.S. Da\b CUp '-> membere Stan Smith and Lutz 9-7, 10-U. M:. IJke Lutz sm1tt1 1a trom use. ' It's Ryun's Last Shot To Make Olympic Team Another upset came in men's singles as pro Denni3 Ralston of Bakersfield became Ule firBt of the 16 seeds to meet defeat. Colin stubs, Awlcalia's !Oth-rariked amateur c&tled out the U, 6-3, 6-4 to Rrabton wbose play was hampered by pulled stomach muscles. Ashe added a sharp, on-target baclbandr to hl8 powerful service for an easy 8-2, 6-4 decision over Dick Leacb, a b.igb school teacher from SOUTH LAKE TAHOE (UPI) - Jim Ryun, holder of the world 1,500 meter record, faces his stiffest challenge in months today wtien he takes on Dave Patrick and young Martin Liquori ln the metric mile which winds up the eight-day, record· setting U. S. Olympic track end field trials. Another world record -the 400- meter desh -\V'8S erased in Saturday's competltioo as Lee Evans streaked to 44 seconds tlat with Larry James second (44.1) and Ron Freeman third (44.6). And in the loog jump, Bob Beamon woo at world record distance of 27-61h with Ralph Boston second (27·1) and Charlie Mays third (26-91/.t.). Excessive aiding wind nullifies Beamon's bop for record consideration. Ryun set his world mark of 3:33.l more than -a year ago when he was beating everyone in &ight -and by fant.astic margins. The University of Kamas comet went on the sheli this prusit spring wJtti monooucleosis, but now seems fully recovered. Today he'll be shooting for a berth on the Yank Olympic team first, and Golfdom's Millionaire Adds $$$ to Bqnkroll SUTTON. Mass. (AP) -Arnold Palmer can relax. He's pro golf's first officla1 millionaire -and he's also out or a slump. Palmer pushed his official PGA earnin s over the 1 million m e won e 150,000 Kemper Open with one of his ()Id-time charges Sunday at Brunet Faces Twins Today After 4-1 Win MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL (AP) - George Brunet had a tough act to follow as he walked to the mound late this morning far tne California An gels. The lefthander, 13-16, opened a series against the Minnesota Twins, Ang"I Slat" 5fft. 1' Ar>a.r1 11 M!l\!lft0f1 11 ;JJ 1.m. kM.PC 1110 S..,! !I Anotll 11 M"""llOM ll ;2$ 1.m. l(MP'C !tei>t. 11 .......,.,. 11 .w.....-. n :n 1,m, kMPC 1110) Sept. 71 Anoffl •I CltY11eM 11:!0 1.lfl. JCMl'C (710\ who were sdteduJed to ~ Jim Per· ry, 8-6, or Tom Hall, l ·l, to the moun.d. Andy Messersmith tossed a four-hit- ter at Chicago on Sunday to beat the White Sc.:i: 4-1 and lift his season record to 4-1 as well. Mossersmith walked only one better and struck out five in bis route-going performance -his third major league start and secood complete game. (Allt'OIUUI. CtoUCAOO .. ,."" ... ,.'114 A 11:11111•!-1. as o c 1 \leu, r1 ' t I 1 Jofmll-,r1 Sf>l~ritlo.ta '1 11 F...._t." '1tl(.M1r,lr '001 1111wr11, 1r ' t t t wm. lb ' • 1 • Tftlvfn, cl 4 t f t Mel• a 4 I I I IC-.,. l ltl""",ef JIOI SMnct,, I• I I t 1 A..,,_, :lb J I I I JI'"'", C J I I 1 MtN"'1M'I'. c t I I I ""-'iin"'lltl.11> f I I~ 11 I I I I McQrww, ,.. I I I I "'"'· . . ... .......... "' lllt Jtli.111 • • ••• l1t111 11 1 11 J T .. 11i ~ l I 1 C11~1 ...... IOI 110 a -4 C1'1uOD ..... • .. .... , IOI a rll -I I! -lltnT, ~rldl, lOI -CtllfWl\le I, Olf-c-I, ti -,....,Ide. )I -f''"°"'-J -MnWo 9mlttl. SI" -ll:GQrn. ll'Mll:lll:•llO MffM......,.th !WA-11 ' ' I 1 1 I Nr m11t (L.>11 J 11 ' J t 4 11111'1 JltOIJ llltwollf ,,,,,, WI' -N""9fl. Time -t:tr, 1, the Pleasant V..alley Country Club. Palmer, who was 39 b.st Tuesday, earned $938,515.22 in official moriey oo Uie PGA tour through last year. He bas added 110 m .57 this 1e but some is listed as unofficial -such as money picked up ill play out.!lide PGA jurisdiction. The old warhorse., accompanJed by an iocreased ArnJe's Army Ill a huge crowd of 39,300, started the final round three strokes off the pace. It was ap· parent that i.t was to be hi.!1 m.y. He had an eagle 3 on the second hole, sinking a six-foot putt. He went on to add five birdies, more ~~n offsetting a pMr <1f bogeys, and finished with a five-under-par r;; and a . 72-hole tot.al of 276, 12 strokes Ullder regulation. A""'lcl 1'11,,,.,.., PG.000 lrvce ''''"~· fU,05 Ari W•lt, 1 2l e u .... ~ r .. u.t1' Ill• MoodY, U .t7S Flns-11d. M,t'IJ Al Gllbltrvtot, U,'12 Pl'!lf lil(ldll'f<I, 14,tl/ Dou• s.,,.,. .... 14, 17 '1:v"~dll~l~~-f.JMO erry WllcOJt. f.J.600 ~rtv Fledl,,.•n,_l>"" J c Goettle. l2.'1'7 Tommy Ae•on. 12.#GO fl M C«rlldo, l2,Qt P111I l'tlr....,., !!,400 J<iln Lolt. 11,-Jad< Motltaonerv, llAflll NEWPORT SURFER CAPTURES TITLE PACIFIC BEACH, Calli. (AP) - Newport Beach surfer David Nuuhiwa won top men '1 honon in t!Wl two-day National ~mpions Surf Meet thlt ended Sunday. 11le women 'ftre led by Margo Godfrey ol Santa Barbara. 'Mle ne:i:t dJvi1ione were captured by Steve SchUckenmeyer and Josette Lagardere, both of Henn01a Beach. Rolf Arness , son of James Arness, won the boys 1& and under division. 'Ibe tiUe for the boys 14 and under was: won by O:lril Schlkteomeyer of Hermosa Beach. Pbll Vedder Of Cai>Utrano 8eadt wu flnt among men <1ver 35. The Western Stzrl\ng Assoctation 1rilJ use the point totals won t.n ttlf: competition to ptct ill ~esentatives to 1be World Surfing Cootea:t in Puerto Rico in November. victory second, although he indicated a win over Patrick would pleue him greatly. Patrick graduated from Villanova last June, has a lifetime best of 3:39.9, including a 53.3 for the final 400 meters in the NCAA championships. Patrick won the first heat of the 1,500 meter semifinals Sunday but had all tie could do to hold off Liquori, the youngest man in the field at 19 and the newest star in Jumbo Jim Elliott's Villanova stable. Both were timed in 3:48.8 with Li· quori coming off the pace to almost beat Patrick. Ryun, running in the second beat, trailed all the way. then weot into his kick 300 meters from home to win in the slow time of 3:53.0, almost 20 seconds off his world mark. Ryun said he ran oo.ly cu fast as he had' to aod plaMed ~e same strategy for today's race. H!ir~ lum-t1llml,..rla, 11! ~!ltors cl"rl"ll I-t •dv11tQ1 !O flnela; llnn11.so Bruw.i. CotnPlM , ~~iJ!criEdR£!~rutMr1f S•nlt An!-Ct !ll.; Joh,. 'J.. ..... ....., c Iv. c1111.; o:d H•nk1, 51,. ~l"'llO. ~!If.; 011'-aurrtll, lo. An1111H1 Okk ost>urv. 1¥18C1ford, OM!.; John lt•mbo, Loni Be1cf1, C1tlf,1 Sttn Curry, IC•rts11 Cltp • John Hll'tlleld '"l'~',"".,:~1 ~. Lltchl!Pld. Mic;t1 •• 111 c111rrnO • ........,,J!'lll, Ew,,nslM, Ill.. fr1, .500-mPll!'I' n.n-semlll<1a!J. lop fou .... tlnJin.,.. In "cl) fletl 1dv1nc1 to 11 .. ts: HN1 [ -\· o.~1 ~lltlck,NEsM111, Md,j J:a.I. 2. Merlin lcruor, Ctd•r f'IWI, • J., l :.ta .. 3. Ol(O. OIVI.,., V1nc01JWer0 W1sfl., 3:'9.), 4,-0tve Wiiborn, EV';191lt. ore., 3:50.0. !, 8rltfl IClvl1n. NN York, J:!!.2. HNI 2 -!. Jim lll'lln1.Wlci'tl!a, 1C1n .. 3:5l.O. 7 Tom Von lllldefl LOI A-on. l:S3..t J, Sim ltlr, $<:01111111, P1., 1:$1.1. i , JDhn Ma10n, Phllllp,blirg, IC1n., J:.M.I. s. Jerry Rldi•v. Plllallurgh, J:$.1.7. LAST CHANCE -World rec- ord ~older Jim Ryun runs to-d~y 1n finals of 1500 meters in his last attempt to make U.S. Olympic team. ·' I 'ii ~ ll c to p . •• I . " h I• a • 1 t I Q I ' J • . , " • " . l: J • 1 " . .. . ' th ' " . '. I t I ' I i ~ l. • • • 'Boes Shine in 12-6 L.oss t·o Poets "' lb' JOEL 8CBWARZ lo tile aool-llne -k. Orlnp Ooul ot n. ...., "" ...., PoWlded the ball over tbe: Poeta• 1oat COacb Dlck 'l'\acke.r pedaled his way flve ttmes while Whittler wu only · • 1oto LeBard Sladlum Sllurdoy night able w score three times. OD • bleycl• and later left noo.Uoa • "WI loOked good •• tho &Oil Une," little 1* oft tbt 11'0UDd after his Tucker laid. ''Lut year WI couldn't oraoa• Cout Colle11 football team le! It,, ba1l ov.r the goo! Une." . turned Ln a •W11'111n&lY ttl'omg Then it wee tt,rst ollensive team perform.,.,. aplnsf WbUtl'!I' Coll•&• agalnat !Int delenalve lquad Olld the in 11" lh111-on acrlmniage. Pirates slopped Whittler oe.-ty cold True, '0r"11• Cou! waa ouucored wtillo mo\ini the ball with authority. in the clull, ~. buf there waa plenty In Wblltler'o final 10 ollenJlve plays, for Tucker ml. llll •llfl ·"' be happy oraoae Coast beld tho Poets b> Just 3J about -tl>o Plrates sellled \!Own t~ wlUqome bard to!:ltlln1. after an early eue of stage fri&ht. M far as staUstlc1 for the scrim-. Followinl& thti two-tiour workout, mage went, lt was nearly a stand ou. Tucker 18'd, 11We tlntlbed strong aid I Whitttet barely outgained the Pirates, like to flD,lsb ltrong." 367 yards to MO, and out.llra:tdowned Indeed, the Ptraties did finJsh strong. ONnge Coast. U-17. Alta-each i.eain ba4 run oil ~ plays' · A sreat dtia! of, Wbltller'• 7arda1e on offense, the two clubs tested theit'' ctaM oo the Poetl' tint two Hrtet of. goal-line oUemes and defenses and 10 plays when they rolled down the then ....i back for a noaJ 1erte1 Of 10 field IDd through the Plrate1 f<!J' both ofienaive plays each. toud>downo IDd 163 yan!t, or lllghlly mor1 then tlpt yan!t a _crack. oraoaa Cout bod tta. problems delendln& a&alDll the pass asatn IDd Whitt.Jer expl~ted that wtakne111 for boll ol. kll 1core1. Tbe ftnt'Cl.me on a II-yard strokl from JObn Melo b> Wally Wooten. Pat Ferauson pessed tor Jay Meck loo: 25 yan!t aod the second Poet touchdown. Tile Pirates moved to the Wblltler six on their third aeries of downa btlore lunnin1 out of ploys and f!naJly cubed in on their fifth serlel"{ gotng 70 yan!t In juot five plays. The score WM set up by an 11-yard nm by Ramon Rle&Jdo IDd a fan· tutlc dlvJoc caldl b7 Broce lllCb oo • 39-yard pua from-Palll l.emoioe. 'Ibe to~ c:.!:lf °"ob IJ.yard pau from Lemoine to ful1blck Tom Sktnoer. OU Or0:ge Coalt'1 two 1crimmage , perfOrmaacal. lharl's DO doubt lh&I Ille Plralos Wiii move Iha ball in llell. The bll queotloa that .UU romaino --II bow wall 'Will Ibo de· f,_ hold otl Ille _.11100. A lood lodlcoUon may come Satonlay night, wile• ... Plraie•'tra...i b> cam~ for !hell' ...... __ occ- TCl YO YL A•I. ' .... . ,,, 12'tJ.t f II f ·:LJ f • I £,I J ,. • .. , J 11 • u • " 11 u I I I :Lt • 11' u ... occ, ...... P• PC f'tll W N, 1MMlnl .. 11 • nl .w , · ,,..... fi 4 • ,., .... , T~tW ... ..-;._•.,.:.._• ,1•.,,.~:. -.... l" \11 .,,. .s r.111 •· ... , •. ' .,., .. ' ). ' . ' -I llf , 'I ~l~'.Y ... '!. """~" ·~ ....... ENDS DROUGHT -Neil Wrtght is seen scampering toward Golden West College's flrst-ev.er touctidown in outaide scrimmage compeli· lion es he dashes to glory agaln!t Glendale Saturday momlng. ON TARGET -Behlnd-<0me line pass blocking by Mike Ogden (2D) and Wayne Tinlin (21) Orange Coast College quartei'back Paul LemQlne (5) gebl ""1dy to fire another otrike. Lemoine hit on 10 of 18 pa11es DAILY PILOT Pllllfl 1W l'•t O'Delmtll for 138 yards against Whittler Collen, ~lllrday nigbt and now has . completed 15 of 25 acrlmmage passes fOr ISll yards. • . 'Golden West's Wright Ends Scoring Faf!line - By EARL GUSTKEY Of TIM DlllY PIM Ill" mqe sesJlona. · McMaboo ea 1 t 1 y oumhi.ned the other two contestaots. relul'lllng starter John lnglebart and fre1hman Steve Grif1J111. Dodgers Fall, Toss Singer i: AJ.-1\tlanta " ' • • , ' LO& ANGELES !APl -Fetix 1 t Milla, Henry ,Mron, Joe Tarn llld Mike Lum slammed two bite eoch Sun- • • day. Ieadli!c Atlanta 10 a 11-3 victor)' ! ' over the Lot Anl"l.et Dodl'l'I! ; ' Eld! of.~ fQllr knocll\ld U. a run ! i lllld ~nw·Oocll Upohl11' choked oil ' I ' .. .. t Dotfser Si.te 15: l'J~:: ~·r-"'-'21'1,t.·~:m~i•l"'!.io' vs ~ll :if ,,m, I' UlJ '. 1 rt"' lnc!n"'" r:U ,.m • I' U! an elgh\h-bdn& rally as rookie left~ hander Georae Stone gained hi• seventh vldory ap.l.nst ~ree defeata. Tbe Braves will try to salvaae a apllt ot tho foor·tlBlllO aeries toolghl 'llil'"I 1llO)' 10nd Ron Reed. 10-9, b> the mound against the Dodgers' Bill i Singer, 11-15. ATLANTA \.Ol ... ff\.SS . , .,.. .. , ..... l',Alow, c.t I 1 1 I ,.,,._, ff I I I I Ml~ ,. 1 t t 1 w.o.vi., d J 1 ,' •1 H..NilWI. lb I 1 2 1 .......... a · ' J T.,,.., c • 1 2 t K.........-,.1• • I I ,,.._.. " I t I t ~·lO ' ! I ~lblt"llltT• ... " J ,, um,11 A tt1,,1m,rt 1 ti ,.,,.._.,. • I • I .._,.. .. 'J t I • MertlMl."Jll I 1 Gii~ .. I 1 I t '"""'" >1!, I"'''""-" : : : u-... " 1 • 1 C.mPiittt. a: 1 a 1 i Mill«, .C I I I ,,.......,., If I I I =:~· I o 0 I 1111 ,. I I I C ,JI I I I Tot111 ~ kJ111""91 flllt -.................. "' .. •::: w ....................... uin Golden West Statistic8 ' • • • " '" .. " '" n ' • ' .. • ' ..... ,, ~ ':" •:-. .. . ... • I It ..U 1 7 • " II 111 11 4.t =-:c P!tl ft l'tf. . . , . 1141'1 .)17 , 1 • • .m '.121412 .DJ For O. J. Simpson SC Publicity Campaign Already in High Gehr USC's football_. book Is cuatomarlly ooe of tbl trade's more llaid publloalloll!i. U11J1lly, the creation that emera:es from USC'1 attilettc news office ba1 a cardinal cover with bold, gold letters reading "TROJAN FOOTBALL," It WIJ alwayw loaded with tile oecenary fads and thorousbly clean typographically. - And so lt was a shock to receive this year's press book. Emblooned on the cover in llvt.ng color is O.J. Simp&on. O.J. is no ordinary football player so th.is can't be an ordinary pre11 book. EARL USTKEY lb ......tor II Don Andenen, the aport.o tub-thumper •I use. More picture• of O.J. are to be found on the inlide cover and both al.des of the bact cover. "We have designed the fo\U' cover• Of our football preu , book oo lllat II can be ~ later u a· Hel1m10 brochure to be •• all Over the COUD• try., .. Anderaen expllinl. .0.1 •... c-petltlon AllderM9 II well llllo -fl Ille ....... pollllclly .._ipo ...... oppear II SHIM,. C a II It r o I a , OrelarUy O.J. woald he • dado for tM Hdrmaa bantnre bat A:ndmu11 etUterpui at P 1 r d a e , 8ft WMClwri, II carr,tDc 01 a 1tmllar craudt for Leroy Ke1e1. Tile ,... II -al Florlh, Mere Jim G17 II nutnin( oat ti l&k wrttto1 abaat tarry Smllb. Aadenea, Woodwortll ud GIJ an ftlll aUttoolll ... .aall llll-• appun tt h nt I• froat. ·0..1. rep••••~ ti Mr If 6o IYo IUjor etlle(e - lll&(lllall .. lilt ~ lblt faJL Jim 8eJ1b~, the No&rt Dame end, b on lilt 111111. A.Menea bu allo U.UW O.J. for fe1tared mag111.H plece1 In Loot. S1turd11 EvenlDI Poet, Sport, Lire ' • aod Reader's Dl(ul. "Denny McLain II lohtf lo bave to &• Mme to matcb that, • Andenea declarta. ' Tools of the Trade A TV documentary' ii al.lo heing prepared for release later Jn the season. Aildenen supplies the media "1th video tapes, films, sllde1, color photoa, taped illterviewt,. btochures, feature stories and news Teleases. "We've prepared a four-minute film cllp featurtnc 10 O.J. touCbdowna from Iast,ear." . l . When Andersen 1oe1 on the road u the a4vance publldty man fOr the Tro· jBD1, be takes video tapes of O.J. 's •pectacular nt111 ·11s1 ydr. He leaw1 IOOD for Mi1lneapoli1 where, _prtlUIDlbly. u·n duzJe 'em with O.J.'1 1campers on cell ... ~otd . In the final pitch,• h o w e v e r , Andenen plead.I a case for tbe foot· ball player blmoell. "There'• a lot mwe to the Het1man race -· publldq. I ainc<roly hope that •-per; radio IDd TV -I• will not bue their Helaman vote1 on publicity. Tllo award IJ IUPro•td to 10 to 1be Ylll'11 'outatandtng: foot· ballplayer,' not lo the ""9t !"tblldty c.wnpafp of the aeuon. · 'A Grest s.iU-• 110.J. Slmpioa 11 a trut Ale1mu la toll two rtpt. Ever)'oie Mio mH1" aad '11111 -Mm aa11· 6o ume -'Be'• IJ'Ht.'· Re ..... ,... • • It ceoperath'e •Cllete l"v1-ner bee1 •uodalod will aa far • -· ma. doet II Cl•~•Md. Rt tUls ~ Ume .. ~....--ttber wiilW ntrlook. "Be ltoPI W •D1Cr1 .. 1pldma for ltldJ. Be aln:rs hi • (lie-I ,,..u., '" ......... ., ........... i. • peat &eall aaa. "l'U 1&7 rltll -o.J. 11 w~ 111 every •won! be nedftf.'-'-Ila p111 fl bell' 'L«'t be ~ •ev«y ,aa,.r wante lo be bon aa Illa Mt 8ln, l'• llt• lo .... 6o -n..u. Bit f1'1Dil •-m1 ~11-eci"iis ~ ~ letl p1a,t., n tn 11'als'I aat!-1 chuaplnO ....W h a ll'talor .-• .,. .... ~ .... lila B•ll•n every year. Bal -·• Ille tut Ume '°' eu nmtmber a ~wlnntar two 1tratPt aaU01al tlde1?' '18" what I me11?" • Pro Football Standings MATIONAL LIA•UI C#ltitl DITll,_ w L ' on . .... o• Oallll1 ' • • .... " " N ... vn ' • • ... .. .. • ..... _ ' • • ..... " " l"fl!t .. 1"'11• ' ' • ... " " Cll¥wi.l'ld Ctllltwy ~ls!H I I t 1.oot " " H..-Or ...... • ' I ... " .. .......... • ' • ... • .. It. l.olll1 • • • ... • • CNltlf Df'lllltlll lt!lf'"°" ' • I .... " " Loi Al!Mi.1 • • I ... • • .. ,. ,,.,.;IKo. ' ' ... " " ...... I ' • ... , ., Ct11tr'll DI°""" Ml!Wlftel1 ' I • .... ., ' Grffft lty ' I I .... ~ " , ... _ • ' • ... • " a.troll • ' . ... " ff Ml,_19 ti, AlltrH'f H-Vtrti :W, Pln1t1urell a Cl::t':tnd 14. New Orl1t11t 10 0fl I ff, o.troll 11 Ort111 a.y JO, Phl! .... 111 11 l1ltlmwt 11, ltn •r11"1Ct° 10 W•1tlln9'an lt. Ch= AMiil! LIACIUI ••ttn OMIJM .... ~ ' ' • .. = " , N-Vll'k ' I • '· • " ..... ' ' • ... ll " Ml•inl • ' • ... .. ...... • ' • ... " M """"" Dl\lllllll Ot-l111d ' I I '·"' • ' ltn Dltw ' • • .... • " "-u CllY ' ' • .... ~ " ".._. ' ' I ... " c ...._ I ' • ... n Hllllll!I 24. Ml9"1f It Now vn • "'-c"" 1r o.11111111 ............ c~n M. o........ 11 Golden West College'• football team 1cored lta first.ever 1 c r l m m a c e touchdown Saturday morn.log but coach Ray Shackleford wolidered aloud: "Thia 15 Progres1?" The touchdown· wM the lone bright apot in an otherwiae l"agged 1bowlng by the Rustler• in their f1nal pre· se8rl0n tuneup. They met Eut LA Sab.lrday nla:ht in the INIOD opener at Orange Coaal ''Thia definitely wasn't as .rood a scrimmage u we had la&t week with Cerritos,'' said Shackleford of tlie two- ldld·a-haU hour session with Glendale Saturday morning at OCC. The final score was M . "In fact, I'm wonderlnf if we biwen't regressed a little bit, Itri either that or Glendale wu a lot more tired up than Cerritos was." GWC eMered the scrum wtthout ever having acored a ~gitimate •crlm· ma1e touchdown. It came . On the R1111len' second ID-play terleo from Glendale'• Ill-yard line. , Promlling Nell Wrlg!it, the hallbtck -starred ot. Marina High twp years qo, took a pitchout from quarterback Tom McMahon and 1c.i1Tl.pered unhcnpered lnfo tbe endzono. Ap. ptytn1 the key ~lockl were Roger Parlanan and Jim Hernaodez. . . 'Ille plo, came Immediately after McMslioo -who hod an oulltandlng day -hit Parkman on' a 42-yard ploy. Scltoctlelord had said lllat his starttn& quarter;back for Ea1t LA would Nm the Job off the two ICrlm· Baseball Standings NATIONAL ):.EA.GUE WLPd.GB zSl Louil 93 58 .618 San Francisco 80 70 .m 121' CinclMaU 78 70 .127 191' Chlcaro 78 74 .$u t51' AUanls 78 71 .ll07 18\i PIU.btrp 7S 78 .490 19 Pbil&dolphla 71 78 .• 47! 211' Lot A .. tleo 11 a .'53 !41' HOUllOll rt7 84 .444 :1t1 • Now Yon r;r 84 .t&I :1t1 x-Cllncbtd pemant. AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pct. GB Dob'oit Ba!ttmore New York Cle-Boelon Oakland Mlnnetols Calllorala Chleaao Waohingtoa 116 M .841l 86 1;5· .570 80 70 .533 81 72 .529 79 71 ,527 76 75 .503 71 79 .473 ts 86 .430 62 89 .411 58 93 .384 -- 101' 16 181' 17 311' 2$ 311' 3'1' 381' Ct! ..... ""'"' 1•1•1 fl ~ '"""""' ., .... 1·11 . ·-c.· ... .....,.. l""'M 1 .. 1" 11 ....... {l_,Mrl •n • ...,.. ' ...:-"(ltll ( ..... Ilk •JJ fl Ottrwfl !Hll• W I, °"" ........ ... Ontll(lt Co.'1 Oldat-.r.-Moot-llolptcW Ll1lcolft.llmwfy DcaUt ' Johnson & Son . . ' 900 W. COAST HIGHWAY, NIWPOllT llAClj . 642-0911 14"271 ' . IN " \ "McMahon had a better Uy today,'' Sh&cklelord 8'ft«I. . . "Now we've got a bJ1 d~on to make. We'll decide aft« looting at the fllm1 ." Although Shacldfford clearly w11n't pleased with bis b'oopo' ellort, he lef:med to feel even th& wont of it could bO . cotm:fed -11111 -with harder -k. . He waa particularly dl>ti-with the pa111 rectiving. The quarterbacks could complete ooiy nw o1 :z:i ~ .... four Of them · by McMalum, The real were ellhe< jioorly lhrown mc dropped. "Wed r o P·P e d .everal penet we shouldn't have and that worries me." Sbacldelord had b>ld G~ coach Phil B r o w fl be would m .. a tlant QefeMe for the scrlnuna1e and the virttors wece ready for il Glendale logged a :llJ.yu-d play on the third play aM two 'Play• later had a mm oPeil on Oolden W1at'1 five-yard Uno but he was overthl'OWD • The RU1Uen' flnt eeriel wu awful. Glendale· .-y oco<td Oil itoi .-ond series, reach1ng tbe owe five before running out of downs. · . Glendale got that far ap1n after Wrlghl'1 TD and 11111 tlmo llC:«Od. The offlclals -back • 83-7ard ...... lnl pou pl&)' on Glendale'• final aerie•- Merits Ir ·Benefits Of NI Maintenance Leall'"J lncte;•lnt "''"""· el Am1rlctn lu•I· Mn •'"' ,,eft11l1n1I , ~" •1111 Wffllfll er• t•kh11 •tlv111t19e •f th• 111111111•111 1ttt1ctl"' ",1111" b•~tfJh of • f I 11 M1l11t1111111t lo110 ''"''''" w h I c It '"'" tl'"1it t'ttry c•11colw.Nlo ,,,.. "'" ~ .. 1 ........ "'' •• 40,000 11111••· Tlte 'r'"''"· •••ll•blo 111 Onint• C.111nty thru Johlltlll I '"' h I llt• "'"'' offtri"t .f tH U11c•l11 Morc•ry C>ttlWI L..tti"'t AUMlltllfl, • 1•ti111· wWo •r9111fa1fft11 ef -400 fr1n· 1hliio4 1n1rriMrt wftli "'ltNi•11ttth·o1 , •• u 10 ....... , ....... It .. .,... ··" to , ••• '" .. '•"'"' ''"'' ,,,, t•t•Me!Wl1 111tl•t thfl ,.~l•litftflr;" u11lr1ct, DOCTORS l,ICIAL A"1r.M. t. .._.._. ,r Ifie Ort"t• Co•1ty MH11al ,.... ftt1i•11. 1969 CONTINENTAL '160 ....... _ .. cill Toci_ay lw De!Alla ' ,I 1' -~ I " I , I I I I • . ' J4 OAll.l •IUll M-. -16, 1'168 Sunset Grid Forc~s Irvine Scrimmage · Roundup : Await '68 Openers Mesans Lose Quarterback By ROGER CARLSON Of .. °'"" ..... ...., ONll&• Clout -prep IOGiboll 1<11*' In Ille SWl<lel ~ -1l>rouSh final .__ WC scr1mmages "'-""'*1"-!o . ........,Uon for ,.. ... _,.this --• 1'tttt eompetltioa f r o m -. ...-ntln& the ' Chot1lew, lnloe, Anlel,. -·rr.tWl)'Leoeues. ' U..11 a rundown. on tbe .................. , OUen ti• Foothlll Ootcb Ken Moats• Hun· ili$>n Beodl crew went tllnJuCh • eonlrolled llCrlm· • -· willl I"-IDab of :: Ille Cr-Le .... and i: 'Outtcored h tnvaden three :~ ~OWDI to one. i.: 1'ln1 Boawd. the Oilers' "t.w monber one quarterback, ~ 1*"'11 tlle winner'• attack ~ rib a 41J.yard kMper for a ~~ I-own and tired a 25->Z yard aerial to M..-k Whit- ~ 0.14 !or another. • • Garlbe Wise odd<d the -third TD wltll 1 15-yail end sweep. Kurt Clemena, conaldered the Oilers' number one llnemaD, ii out of Friday ni&bt'• -lrith LouC llead1 Jmlan willl an ln- Jtnd riCht foot • , . possibly a ...,. cblp or a tom ii•· ment IUll6ined In Ill• aerlm- map. Moats .... hawy with Ille workou~ 13udln& lhe overall condltlonlnl( Of 1lle Oller• aioQg with de/toolve purault llld tile e:dra effort. of llM! offeosive linemen. Moats, however, indicated di!pleasure wMb bill tem:n'1 passtng game. Coming In for pr8iae -tbe Huotiogioll metacr wa1 David Smltll for hil runniJIC at th• llilblck opot alollg wMh tplit end Daye )lroWll's bloclting and the -block· inf by offemlve guard Tom AmQl<I. 0then ID tile OOer -applauded by Moala ....., HoefJack<rl !loo Dlcluoo, Pl1ll N•Yl<n-and Paul Moco (Jor tlleir effortJ agUiot Ille Fooll!W running g • ni • ) alone with Karl Pedusen and Lee Walters. PederHn, a 235-Jb, IH slotbocl:, ca-ried twi<o for 12 yeard1 and ftl OD the rt<elvtng end ol thx • • aerlala. l'Uees ti• C.ut Marina lligb abut out tile -•Won ID a tmee-way soimmap w!ei Kennedy High of the Freeway League . and bOlt c.r... de! Mar of tll• kviDa c:ir<:uil. Crestview Writpap • Artists May Be Best in League Laguna Beadi mode the big noi11ee in <Zestview League &Cl'immage action as the Artists stamped themselves u eo early favorite for tile league crown witb a Munning clisplay ol might against Sunset League <>PPOOltloo on Satur<lay. Here's a rundown on tfle three Orange Coast area teams' efforts: Artist• .,. Tar• Coad! Hal Akins was elated aft« his Laguna Beech varsity football team had goo< through a ..,.-11our scrimmage with Sun a et LGgue entry Newport Hartlor withOut mention of ifrjury. And, his starting eleven looked every bit as good as billed es the ArtJ..sts opened up the scrimmage with \wO toochdownJ In -12-play ser-ies .. After rii>IJing Newport Harbor's offeme for verx little gain, Aldns' equad hit peyd:irt \\ben Jim KOOn grobbed an aerial from St.eve Wiezbowsld and reced 24 yards for a score. Moments 1 a t e r it was Kuhn agall\, thb! time on a 20-yard pa&I play from Wiezbowsk.i. Later in tile scrum, the Lagunans gave up two touchdowns to N e w p o r t Harbor with m06tly second unit players on the defense. Said a jubilatJt Akins: "I'm extremely pleased ..• Ol8" f.irst team ~ally put tt to tllem." Also standing out on the offeu:se \WlS Brian Bagley in the Laguna bac.k!leld. Ste v e KlOfiterman , La· guna's offensive center and defensive linebacker I e d the defense wiUt several tackles and finally ended up in the offensive backfield when Akins began his jug- gling act. 30FT SELL SAM Dialdo• .,. Tiger• Mitsioo Viejo hosted a three-way scrimmage with Fallbrook H'tgh and Valeo· cia wittout injuries. OOly ICOl'8 of tbe day for the host Diablos was a three-yard !hot through the middle by Don Wilson against tbe Valencia squad. Richard O!aves was pick· ed <U by coach Ray Dodge for his hard ruomng and Rick Boehmer was noted for a good Job al cle!enslve ba.lfback. says Dodge: ''We don't have enough speed ••• our oflensive tlmJng Jn the backfield still needs work." 'The DiablOI will continue working on tbe mistakes that show up ln scrimmage films while readying for the opener w i t b Se~eback High at Santa Ana Stadium Friday night. Trftotu ti• Kn'91'ts Riek Geddes was the only player to se<re for San Clemente in itl scrimmage with Katella when he went over on a 20-yard dash. The Tritooo an<I Knights scored ooe 1'D apiece during the scrum. Unebacker Larry Shank and defensive hallback Bob Alacon came in for plaudita Crom ·coach Tom Eads, along with Wayne Saeger, a defensive eod. Mark Huemann wu· singled out by Eacll for hil aerial from tbe querterback slot. Eeds, however, w a 1 displeased with hi• running game as the Tritons wt:re unable to sustain any klod or a drive via the ground. San Clemente is scheduled to work on its ground attack against a stunting type de£ense after scrutiny of the films revealed some glaring weaknesses in that depart- ment. By MarYin Myltf SAl~M<~ k//Jfrel>/ ~ £,Pf~JflJCf" NWe>/ f KrlfNlY, f#I, ltf IH!fK 70 M JWKt/tEH NIP · l'fV '11£N •• ';tX//F Al.l!i',PY /t/Cl.PYl' I I Top -out ol Ille 18DJ•. We really clidn'I quartorbackl without 011!! otll• Banm tally m • tlree- 'll>t Vlkes tallied once on lrv1ne 1-ue'a oclimmagee .,,_. olfd6veq lw blllla varsity experience. yon! qoorlerabdt roll oul elih club wltll Ke l th comes to Coota Jl!eoa•1 actlinmaro." Oiiier mild injuries come carryinf effectively for Doololdeon plddng up Ille q-Claude Kelly, Holland.bea tome good 1lo 0.... Gluson and R41ty c<J&Ob Bruce Pickford's bill play wlll1 62-yard SC"!J'· "1lo ,.... • ilmcked out of ... wOrcll for tile eUorie of Dan Allen, but -on espected eie'ven were Jolm Car· per witll a plldi O\JI fropi bock sh..-U,. roU1_DanShaw,~aand Cf1Wterbaci< Gree Hei>ry lion In lhe ocnun wltll SOla<ar, ·Ray Berg eiid Doug Neitbor 114 e 1 a mr Tuslli1 Kelm Arledge. c&galDat Keaoedy. · . Tlloti'1 wllh a kDeO iDjury. -aloag with de/Dive -able to ac<>re during tile Tom Malone bas ia!r.tn Mar1m also l'COrecl ~ • Le 1 The lntne c 1 r c u i t b&Uback Randy Johnson • . • acrum, but the host Meeeos over the q u a r t e r b a c k sls·yll'd 'touchdown run by 3 Day.; ft Wl'l!JUP' • all from tile def e.n·• l v e penetratocl 1lo Che one-foot star11ng role. Buddy JI!-on Corona ·de! "' ' 1quacl. Uno ooce and onotller time Sln«led out for t b e l r Mer'• eeoood unll . CdM ti• lrfdt 1lo tile five-ywd line before defensive e«crto w e r e OUt o1111e tcrimmop du• 'Til Opener . c.r-t1e1 Mar _ • Mn• u Tutla fwnbles •lllppeci h 01 h wurtzbaclwr, Duane DI/fie to prevlOOll IDJuriea wire tine-way ICl!mmage with ~ p~ .-Ooota drives. and Bill <llampion. Toar Ventimlg1te; •Jl·m -DolandSalllaAna Kemedyl!.lgbandMar1Da. J11esalnli1j101lmlDl\Cewith S'-ded out by Peek tor E••lftll•TroJ..- Gau&!>ln and Sh awn c:llriohln Jl>a, --~ eoi-wu -le , to Tuslln -the -~ Item ..... escellent e«an. '!.""" -.. lleL01ola lw Ille Vlu!. ~ ,_ tllret dliyw penetrate the oppoo!tioot' a kDee illi"'T fOi otarting Gerald. Reilly, l"orodick, Dave Johmon'a 50-yard Venllmlclla and Gaugban heucewbentllelwl>beWeat 27-yerd liM v.1llle giving up quarterl>ock ·CiliJde .KeU,. Dive Echranil, Dave Di .. , dash off la<:lde for a are upected back !n time Santa Am . -.,. 00 o1ng1e -to op-stumng' Ille Meitaaa. Georp Davi., John Mmx toucll<lown wa• the ooly for the VikM' opener wWb Thursday nfcbt at 8. pooent.s. First fl!tits indicated a end Dlt'Ye Spielberger, a se--S('Ol"e of the evening foc South To r r a n c e ,. but 'lben tootbalJ. 11a'oughut Kennedy ICOl'ed on a ~ mu knee carWage but coud unit haUback. Estancia in ita llCJ'imlnage DiLoyola's atalul remains the Oraoge Coast .,.,. )'8nl return ol '"'· in-fur1ber exam In• ti on 1 FV .,. Arte•ia at Edgewood. douflttUL begtns In eaniest Friday terceplal pus . and tile revNled tile iolUIY "" a Opening tile bol .. to get Coo.di Jim Ooon of Marina night willt the Newport Corona cle-gave up a seriOUI brulae. Founl>ain Valley oul5coN!d Johnson -were Bob C)(lllUl!Ont.d alt«warda Of ~ del Mar six-yard TD to Marina via Kelly la not expec:t,id to -by a two--to-one Raymond and Jell Salyers. tile V!ha' need for work on -..i heaclinc tile cast tile grOUl!<I. nm at 1lop opeed until llllto in margin with tile Barona Slllnlng In Ille Eegl .. ' the Offensive part . of the at Davidson Field, However, in the second the week and could miss the dJalldng up 480 yards of· oamp·wee George Barnett, game, but added that the Others competing Friday ha11 of the scrimmage, the starting aasignment in femiveiy. J<lhDfioo, Seiven and Dick 'defense was far ahead of (all at .8) iare Estancia e.t Cocona def-ense came alive, Saturday night's opener Mike Qilden broke away Durartte. lUtlf. Tuotln, Fountain Vallys VI completely bottling up Ille wiUI /)ra>ge at Davidson m •llO-yacd touebdown nm Qiach John ):.owry wu coon llinlled out Andy -A I• m 110 I at Jl!arlna ancl Kenoecly of· Field. for 1Jle Drat -with pl-with his team'• Vorooo and Vince Moll for Westminster, Huntington tensive efftll'tl. Slated to replace Kelly tf DouC Ha y ·n ea, Mark wort on deleosiw rum thtir excellera. defemlve ef-Beadl at Long B e a c h Sa:id coach Dave Holland necessary is Greg Fondick. A 1• J e g r e 11 a and Sam pray, and c om m en t e d • -but added Illa! Ille Jonlan, Westminster and of hio Sea Klngs: "We're the Mustangs' halfbaclt or W-putting on key "They di<ln't make 1 nlekel VI.tea need better selection Lakewood at Vetera.na' Sta-going to spebd a great deal possibly Steve Lefever or blocks to IJrlng him. on us .an nigbt througb the of plays from th« i r dium in Long Beach. of time on our paesing Bi! 1 Ade .Ison, t w o Jotm ~ ecored the line." quartmiocb. .... .......... ~ ..... ~~~~~--..~ ........ """' ..... """'~ ..... =""-'-=""~"""';;;..;;.;.;;;.;;;.~:;.;;_~~;:;...,~~~~==; T•,.. ti• Co11•tu Newport Harl>or opened up · llke a cyclone ap!nrt Buena Pm, oulrcorinC the vlailon etalJI -to -In tile morn1ne. Lattr. however, the Tars were forced to settle for a -.toudldowu -willl LafUllO -· • ,Sailor coach Wade Watts aeemed pleased with his tum'eielforta: in die double -blaminf Che 00-m-walt betw ... bettlee rib Bueu. Park an d lAiguaa lw ' a letdown.-. Uicul• Belich opened up .with . two :quick rtunnlng tallies tplnst Ille Sunset Leaguers. . Leading the Tars' offenu aeainrt an outclassed COyote eleven was Bob Cur· ry· alOll( with quartertlacks Ron Troyooo and BIB Shedd. curry ru!lled for llJree scores and both quarterbackl U>ssed for two t.ouchdowns. Walla bad prahe for tight end Siu Alclrich, Lumpy D\µ'kin and Mike !lopr1, the middle guard. Rocky Dixon and Lee Moore were tbe key gainers in· ttle Laguna tussle with Dlcksoo scorin& from 40 and five yanh out Lio,.. .,. Fricrs Coach Bm Boswell sent his Westminster team into a ,,_..lled scrimmage with Servile an<I Santa Clara lllgb and came out lnJUIY tree. The bolt Lions olllwcored Servile two touchdowna to none, but dropped a decl.ston to Santa Clara, t w q touchdowns to ooe. Scoring !or tile I.Jons In the Servite clash were Tom Lawrence on a 20-yanl pass play from qnarterhac:k Ed- die Bane and Ron Shepherd m ... 11-yard Tl"<lge play, COSTA MESA 1141 .......... '46-16" Gard111 Q,,... .a ................... ... Sant• Aft• M ... l'tttt IL ............ ..,.._. . . . . . . . ' -, .. - • . • I • • ', • ' ' PHOHI 540-4343 646-4421 End-of-Summer ClEARANCE ON PUMIUM SILYllTOWN 770 AND OR151NAL E9UIPMINT '60 WHEN YOU IUY FlltST TIU AT UIOULAR LOW. IXC:HANGE PllC:I ' JONES TIRE SERVICE J04f HAAIOR_ IOULIYA~D, COSTA MESA DUNE BUGGY TIRES 2 ~ $4'° ·FREE· FRONT WHEEL AUGNMENT and BRAKE ADJUS~MENT WHIM lOU IUT 2 Standard Shocks Installed z Wheels Balcmced 4 Whffl ROtatlon =ONLY $1898 • RADIAL TIRES FOR 650/700-ll FET. 1.71 EXCHAN5E hrtnc 2 for 6666 NT J,47 "" ....... • ,_. • Clift. • T.,.. . C-. . M::y M==t PHONE 14MJ4J -"-······'"' ...... _ .... _ ~n s.ta., I •.a. ,. I ,.-. 2.049 HAUOR ILVD. (at Bayl COSTA MESA < ' . . -----~-· - I v D 01 A• C( a pl In b< c. W! w le In 81 or In lb si hi b< 11 cl b< lb OJ la cc cc or b< El M w: er ri• ra re Wo lo' ha VO °" .. ch be lh· I' ' l In WI Cl (IC co fol °' bo ra Cl< Ha WI kn ' D1 W' C) M• 6.~ LE Pl DI ( ' ... ov At W• wi Bi !tr "' Ire Ill ] ] 1 I M< m< fro wr . ' DK I .. p.t In Re fio "" Ct! ' Ii be. ... clu hto Irr Cli pei .. • • - Robert James Wins Flying Dutchman Olynipic Trials B1 ALMON LOCKABEY _.., .......... ,, . R~ Jam.. of Bena, Va. wlU be Ibo U. S. 1'4'Jnc Dutcbman llklJll>Of la the O~ Yaclltlnl rtm•I It AcapUlco next mootll. '!'be •li6ct.l.on ol J • m e 1 comi>leted 1"1ala la 1!>e ftve Olympic cla11e1 and preparatklm were begun immecll1te11 for lhlwing boat.I from Southern C&lllornla to Acapulco. The FD lrllil wtr1 Ille wlldeit and --·-· wlndlni UJl In a nob of pro- teats and --protesta - including two p r o t e 1 t 1 apin<t tlle roe• committee -and a list ftrbl on board oae of the racing boata dur- ing the next to 1a1t race of the series. One •kipper clai!M4 ht dld not *r, UM cbujo, but the protest • ...,,. from Eel Elm& ol Ml .. ioo Bay wbo cllimed tll&t a palrol boat forced b1m to -..., .... ht -ready1 thUI prejudl<illl hi& ""-to wlil tile rece. PROTEST UPHELD The protest CCllllmittee upheld Elm•' prote6t, but la· stead of 11lrowlJlll out the race, allowed the race com· mUtee to add one mon r.ce wi11l two throwouta . This ooluUoo defi.nl.telJI lav<nd 1&Veral sld!>l>er• who had more than one bad race, but penaliJ;ed thole "1lo bad -...wns COil• risteoUy ...U. One of -hurt by th• deeflioo. WM Tom Alllll oC Bul.falo, N, Y. -wont two races in the series were a 7th IOd Mb. He wound up in soccmd place in the 1eriet1. ' NIGHT IM DAY SERVICE 9:i0 A.M. TO {i30 '.M. -SATURDAY 10 A.M. TO 6 '.M. The otlecb of Ille FD skipper was made on the hlgh11 unuoual format of tile best six oul of eight 1'8'COI. The lriolo In the other cl8"es were decided on the best sb: of 1even u will be 111• winner la 1he ecllla1 Ol7mP1ca. The altercation in Fr1d1y'1 race oecurred on Mike Cuddy'• boat from 5"n Dies<>. Ae Ille lleet WU op- proacblng the 1 e c o n d weather mark, opeolatxn and judges noticed tllet a man was overboard from ooe boat and that a person llltill 00. board WU ap- parently having a hard Ume getUnc the boat IJ'OUlld to pick him up. MASSIVE START -F1ylng Dutchman aloops hit the slarUnJ[ line in' the Olympic trtals off Mission Bay In one Of the moot conlund tdels ngalta Ill the current Olympic yachting trtala. REAL CONFUSION The real confusion started last Thurs<lay when the race committee cllonged th. coorse to comply wit!) Navy <rdera t.bat no aallng was to be done north ol the Naval Electroa:lcs Tower o f f Misdon Bay because of underwater demol.iti.On ex· ercises that were being car- ried out To iusure that none of the racing boata vlolatod the restrlcted area patrol boat.I were ,pjaced &OU\jl o( lh• tower.-The race committee had· ordered . the cliange verbally after an boatl were on the race coytse. Oly!Jlpic saillDI[ ~qulres thot all cl!ang,,s In inowctiO.. shell be made la writing befo<e the race. When the coune wu deared., the boat carrying Olympic judges and news- men went to ofter aulJtanee if needed. CREWMAN SWIMS Crewman Brad Calcaicnl was seen swimming away from the boot In whlClr he had been salli'ng and tnO"' tiomng to tile patrol .booL When taken aboerd he aald the skipper had · hit him twice and that he ·had jumped overboard a n d r<fUsed to gu b a c k • Oalcatgri. · refmed to Hy what the alrettauoo wu about. Cuddy olso nfused to d1sCUS1 tihe matter but bed an abrasion on hit forehead w!tlcl! ht oald was infilcted by Calca!gnl. Jcne1 lllCI Allen -bad bod ~ lllCI _.. oalllnt well bod< In il>e -half ol the neet la the eoriy """"" ol flit ..,., At bi llht -il>er mark Allen .... 1911,.bul ......... prccre11ed pulled· himHV up to Ml. WJ*1 James aw that Allen oiluld not win he aalled olf .......... and did not llDilb. l Another Ullll!ual 1 .. 1ure of the serie& was tbe.,.protest lodged by Hmry .~ 111, Newport Har6or,.Yacht Club, against J'am• •t the •-of the 81J11l roce. NOTHING 'tC> LOSE Spragµe said • ber,·wa. on "It ~~ aecoud sla11Jo<jpd taqk Ind il>at tlDOWO<¢ and I bad ~came ~vu onto port noil>lnl to.,1ose." be a-• _.oo.nds :at!Ar;tlle IUD, plalneil, • . him t6 alter eoune '!be up\f:n did not to 11<event a coUWoil. ('!be pl-. O Y-1 d.vboard tack boo\ ~ cbalnnan &!st wbo right.of-way.) -.., oblerver"in all of ·the trtall. WITNESSES SHOWN "I don't~ ht," Smart 70 Boats in Overton Won by Damoisetle S!>rol!u• produced ---· .. 'lfUIDl>l• -wMrte11e1 tlO back up hil bemDC Jmlits' ••plli11MVm. claim, but the protest com--AB.U o1 .Newport mll1<o dlaallowed the pro--Yodlt (Jij) -0 teat oo Junes' ""1tenlk>o -er In 1llo ear]J l>Ort -Sp-ogue would DUI i.ve ol lllo ..ne,J>Ut loll lid: in hit him by holdinc COlnO. 1be -,.,... -with U James had been t11rown flnime1 ol l!;!t:ll-9. Ste.ve Deaty'1 Damoiselle 1rom Callfom!a Yacht C)ub was the overall willDer of CYC's Trans-Bay· race tor ocean racers Sunday with a corrected Ume e.3187 hours for the "1--Dille co~. 'Ille race, the fifth in the Overtoo ....i .. , attracted 70 boats in dlvUloo.s of ocean raclng rated boeta; Midget 0-0 R<lclng and Pacific HaodlCIQ> Racing F i e e t . win<\• ranged 1rom s-10 knots from the southwest. Final rewlts: OVERALL -(!) Damoiselle, 6.3187; ( 2 ) Windawilt, Keith Tunberg, CY<;, t.WO; (3)· -ll, Memlt Admuoli, CYC , 6.4675; (4) O,.bba, Borla Levin,' CYC, 8.4770; . (5) Primenl, B<tt Met1ner, DRYC, 6.50&8. • CLASS A -(!) Dallba, (2) Primera, (3) Primera; (4) Emily Ann, J, Clay, CYC; (5) Lynla ill,. Jaek Scott, CYC. CLASS B (I) Damoilelle, (2) Windawilt; C3l Dedsloil; F-· P. ~er. Dl\YC; (4) Bell O' ,West, Hill<r & Gunrum, CYC; (5) Vamonos, Art Stri4ch, PMYC. MORF -(I) Innilfree, E. McSbe<ry, SMYC; (2) Su- Dy II, Andy IAclmtron, C\'C; (3) Plus Tax, J, Linsky, WYC; (4) Balesll'a II, Boil Willis, CYC: (5) Reg Doll, J, Myrick, WYC. PHRF -(1) Arua, R. Dettwyler, WYC; (2) X- ·analyn, B. Shirt, PMYC; (3) :Allelro. B. Johnaoo, CYC; (t) D!ablo,·J. D.-i, CYC; · (5) Bongo, W , Edwarda, PMYC. oul of the race, the M11e1 OomlnC on fall In bi lat- would have -lo Allen ter lllalla ol· Ille --""" ..... pr•lllnl him clolo-dm a.I~ ol w-ly oo point.. Sprague had DL Hen Ii.a lixil> ...i -.ng to llOln one -or ~ .-t to 1l4nd . Ul' the other. 1lllrd ID ... aeries, Olll1 ; When the otartlni 111111 thnJe polSa lloclt ol ABen. fired -"' •the--.floal· -• llOro ........ llDal -· Satlrda,-J .... _ leodlDI dlnCB•ln the )*I lbc out ol Allen by elaht points. 'l'llli •1-raoet:, meant that Allen 1"IUld haw 1,. Robert .:iJmlu, Bal, to place at lelll second to V•., 21.t ,. win. 2, Tom Allen, Buftalo, N. Conquest Captures Slow Santa · Barbara Circuit Conqu86t, a c.I-37, oioop owned by em Polly of Lo! Angeles Yacht Club Sunday was declar~ the overall winner or the slow Santa Barbara Island race, the 'ftnal of the Whitney Series. Conquest, a Class C ~Y, was fir5t to finlsb .the 87· mile circuit in an elas.d time 19.0419 bours.1"be16ce was a ligtlt-weath« affair from start to !inllb. It started at noon Saturday Recreation Registration Under Way Re~oo for Costa Meu Recreation Deport. ment autumn activitiea - from candle-makine 1 o wreodlnl -11 acheduled Ice a ~ period at. thfl m<>Olb. Fall PfVllJ•n retllotrotlon r. du• Sept. 19 1rom a to a p.m. aad Sept. 20 and 21 from t a.m. to l p.m. In Recreotlon Dep9 b1-ol· fi cee m 1l>e lourlb !lo« o tile Colla M-CI v I o Cenler. CIMoeo oU-oo the f 1 r I t -eomt, ftrrHlrf~ ~' 10me lDCl\ldiJC fees and mrollment lilllll. In· chate t t n n 11 • vollt)'tlall, balkt~, b• dmt n ton , track, 'll'reatllnt and Ooolt = IWlm team com· .. and the last boot did not cro11s the finlsh Hne at Lot Angeles light until 2}.m. Sunday. OL Y.~PIC CONTINQIR -j\obert J Flat spots were en· Va., steers his ta.toot Flytn1 DJ!!cJ>;!!l"! ~m by th• majority ol victoey In the Olympic trials off the fleet. regardless or ::r~ island A _, 1"in!l ·~;,ui. Of 1lle ·~race -Y Seriet wil bl COOIP*dbfflleLAYCrece ennl!lfJ : ~:Sursc= 1~::! MIN-·- the best five out of lix races . Flnal results ol 1he SUD Barbara Islud race: OVE~ -(l) Con· quest, Bill PoBy, LAYC ; (2) Gaberlunzie, Mlcbael Miller, CYC; (3) Madru1!ador, Bill Allen. Nl!YC ; (4) Reieav, George Stul'ltl, LAYC ; (5) JubUadon, Harry Stewll'd, ,LAYC. CLASS A -Cl) JubllaUon, ET 19.8495, er. 18.-. (2) Sumalnl, Ai Mortin, LA YC (ET·li.8095, er 11,4147) (3) I , Weltward, Willard Be 11, , . ~ LAYC . (ET 18.8075, er 9 88 ·~ ~f WI , ... I 7411) ............ -...,,, .. _ J 14 • ---... " .... ,......., .. CLASS B -Geberlunde -.-....,,, "-. r : · ..-,. 7 3977 ) (2) ........... ..-. ......... __ (19.5032, 1 • .. ......... 69 .......... __ Medru(ador, Bil Allen, 'tllH.6 ~ Nl!YC Cit.MO, 11.5841). C3l 111 Acno•n•n _.s our ... ·--.... ~ •C...-• ~lease, George Sturge1, a• lllDDDJI -• • _. • -::=.::, • .... ,. LA YC 18.3733, 17.Nil. ....,.. • ..._...,... CLASS C -(!) Cooqte<t 'l'llOVlM8 IROUMD' ~HOW rr:a= ... (19.0119, 16.6651) (2) Tan-,,.,, -• YOU -1 _. - --.-• LBYC •UICP' .. ••-'" _...,._ . • ........ tara. H._ Lamaon, . -----.•~•" ........ 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No obligation ! -· -----·-·--"'·----·---------- • , • ' • ·- JEANCOX,-9466 -·--'"'"' Aiding Guides Blin .d Goal Seeing a need ti help those le6' fortunate and guidillf their ef. forts to bridge the blind and sigbled worlds Is the Women's Auxiliary to the Southern California Veterinary Medical Association. EnthuSiastically answering the call for llnancial support will be an impre<slve Orange County contingent who will travel the free. ways to Los Angeles Wedneaday, Sept. 25, to attAmd Ille l:itl\ 8D11Ual Silver Collar Fashion Show and ~uncbeon in the Century Plaza Hotel, Proceeds from the affair will be used to provide and train guide dogs at the school in San Rafael. Countians working on tho. arrangements committee Include the Mmes. Duane ' E. Hauser, 1.4 Habra, chairman; Max Graehl, Hun1ington Beach, reservations ·chainnan; Richan! O'Sullivan, Santa Ana, hostesses; Howard Weyker, Cypress, money tree, and Mn. Wll· liam LamJtin, Brea, press. Special guest will be Mrs. Pierpont Hamilton, president of·the boaM of directors of Guide Dogs !or the Blind, Inc. Guide Dogs !or the Blind is a non-profit organization, licensed by the State and is entirely supported by private contributions. It is the only guide dog school in the world that breeds all of its own stock. When the pups are three months old they are fanned out to .f..H children to be raised in a family atmosphere. When they are a year old, they are returned to the scbool lor training of three to llv~ months ol concentrated daily work. · Training of the blind person takes 28 da)" living on campus, going to classes instructed by a licensed person. Althoueh the person and a dog can operate safely after the 28-<lay training course, it takes about two to four months before the pair operates together smoothly as a team. · Proof that a guide dog can be the bridge between Uie sighted and blind world ls that 87 percent of Ille· graduates are gainfully em- ployed. PET PROJECT .-Lending their efforts to nillnc funds for Gulde DoP tor the Blind, Inc. are Orange CountilllJ who will attend the 12th annual Silver Collar Benefit Sept. .2G in Los Angele6. Reminding .... "". • "-<r-l ...... Interested· aupporten that pr<l<:et!ds will' be . used to provide and train gUide dogs such as Smokey are (left to right) Mrs. Dougl'IS Tignor, Mn: Leland D. Kendall and Mrs. Mu Graehl, reservatiOllS chairman. • . ' -GoP · w· -· · ·· -~-·H ·1 ··· , · · ·~. omen · a1 Al·I American Hot dogs and hamburgers, the stirring strains of p<1trlotic music, fhlO and -. trimmed with red, white and blue bunting, ail add up to a foamlly All American Day sponsored by the Huntington Harbour nepnbllcan Women's Club, Federated. The fesUvities will begin at 4 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 29, In the park· Ing lot adjacent to the Huntington Hubour Corp. offices at Edgewater and Wl{Der Avenues. Special lnvitatioos have Ileen Issued to ell area Repubilcan rep- resentatives in national and state government and 00\lncllmen in Hunt- ington Beach, · n., day s1so will mark the opening of the Huntington Harbour Republican lllformaUon Center which will be open until the election in Nlwombec. No admlsaion will be ·charged and the public Is invited to abtend tile event and meet the varinw candidates end officials. · ln addition to hot dogs and hamburgei:s, l!Olt drin)<s, coffee and Ice cream will be sarved, and the atrolllltg muoictans will inttnperse D!Deland jau with Q!srtial music. • FAMILIES INVITED -Fun !or the whole family Is pro- mised wben the Huntington Harbour Republican Women's Club, Federated, sponsors an All American Day on Sun- day, Sept 29. J';njoylng hot dogs and ice cream with muiic provided by strolling musicians are (!ell to rtght) Dr. and Mn. Anselmo Pineda and cblldren Patrida, Richard, Gil· belt and Katherine. Special invitations to attend have been issued to all Republican candidates and Huntington Beach Mn. Robert Heislw, waya and means chairman, Is in charge of tho faml!Y day. Assisting as hostesses will bo the Mmes. John Ann- atrong, Glen Mahoney, Robert Bell, Nol'ID8 Endsley, Robert Knox, Jack Cuneo, Robert Sutton, Glen Ricbanlson, Robert Wbeeler, Genld Fitz. gerald, Robert Helfer, GU Tbompt1on and William Farrell. , Area teenacera who would like to volunteer ISSistanoe in aetting up booths are Invited to contact lllnl. ijeialer at 1142-1149, -oouncilmon. . . Friend Takes Bait, Finds ·O-ld Wives Tale · Like Fish Story DEAR ANN UNDERS: Thls iJ a serious letter and I hope you wUl not toss It aside In the belle! tlult I am putting you on. A few day1 ago 1<1me neighbors came for supper and we had a dilcu1slon about animals. They asked me lf I knew bow r8CCOOIUI breed. I said, "I've never given it any thought, but I 1uppoae they breed llb other animal.I.'' "You are wrq," l was told. "'Ibey breed Urougb the nose.'' I 1aid it wu the flnt Wile I !!id ever heard ol auen a thiDc, and uked if the mama r1c- coon cwrrled her child ia ber sinus cavity -malting a joke ol il Both the woman and her hUlband were IO penuallive, I confN1 I am half Hid. Todaj> I ,...I to tho libr1'7 and ' • ANN LANDERS ~ teamed. a lot tlbout reccoonJ, but I coold find nothing about their breedln1 babtts. I've tek'pboned several frieDdl end they Ill -led with laul)ller - bu.t nobody could 111 for 1ure that they knew, Please educate me, U I need it -« Dl1 ne!Cb-bor•, U they do. -S. R. C. DEAR S. R. C.: Rtceoo111 are mam. mall. 'llley bree4 Jul like ttller mam· IU1a. Tbat eld t:a1ard abotrt raeceoM lnedla& lllrnp Ult -... - ' ....... rw ., ... Apparenlb' a lol or people Jtelleye It, bat M r•ccooa dott. DEAR ANN UNDERS: OUr IOU, Paul, learned to. 'P'al: later than mOll cblldren. He ltut.iered a ireat deal at Int and bis I-boclme very Im· patient with him. My husbsod kept W1!nc him to "•hut up" If be eoulcln't tillllE properly. When Paul wu sew.n year• ol age he rdUaed to speak Ill bis l.ather'1 preseoco. -----------~~------------- . . - The boy ls It now, 111 ucellent llAI· · DEAll s., U tbe boy wull lo fl lo laelor ollnld 'be lmr ber lep loolc '"' der&, a fine mUlidan, but lby ad m. boarilbt& dool aH JH caa seacl. ldm, I.tow 1be ~ •bo"1 \bem. U11al&btly troverted. & 'P'W to bio fatller on17-. " oo. JI yoar bu-11 .. ,.,. 11 baJr cu 'be u emberrwmeoL II)' Ille -~-n it •· -~""·!y ....._. .• _ _... ·wllat'o aewT ~--~ U .,_, :.._~ time a Ori Is 15 tJte 1bou.ld be aDowed w•n: u ~._, -"''"'--11 ~ • .,.,.... II · -I ~ to lfve Mr h11acleu,1mootlt loot H Wblle be DO longer 1tutt.en, bil VOi.ct UCl'1 •I He Udl.1 tr uotltu let qa:tSe Ille WUtl to. la IO••' Clffl u cu be baa a 1Upt tremcr. We have two Mme time. I -prffld u.e tepant1oa evea euUer. younrer dllldren (girls) -get aloof wfll di ~ Paol Ud "• fa••·r 1..._ ... n wttll tlleir dad -In fact better -. - with blm than with me. The problem:.! lee! It would 'be sood !or Paul to go to a boardlnc IChooL Paul would llb-to-io;-11!1 latlt«'A:yt lt'1 .DODleMe to spend tbe mODeJ' Cl5500 a year) and he refuses to Po)' for it. I have a small lDberitancie ad , can ....i Paul '"' my own. Should I -«the rilk Ii angering my husband! I've decided to do u you N)'. -SWAMPSCO'IT I DEAR ANN LAND€RS: How ok1 does a lirl have to 'be before her -.,. Iet.-be"tti&vifbm'lefl! I hope you wm'I think tllll ll'a lllly'quatlbn. It II a blf prol>iam lo me. Pleue -and ,.it11 I' fl&llt. I · I --OORILLA. GIRL . ' DEAi\ GOIL1 nen· t; 11 patt1ca11r ' ace al -• a ort tlioald 'be aDo,,.. 1o -... 11er 1op. ne · MtttmllllC -• I I I ' I 1 I 11 .. ... ... ... . .. -. ' GeHin9 ·Plans 'Off' the ·Ground' W~p au appetite for ibe Ancllor l441~ ffam. bur1er Slturday, Sept. 21; are .Jan And Annll<a-- Doverb ""'° ara bre.klng WI t!leir "rull)I" huJe llOO!JI to Join In the eveni!!l'J ganielo1 which will Include anllltalnment fM young and ora. Ch~· Elno Oll!Lt ml Elmer Jolwon are plannlng a ·c cl' lwnbW1er fall complete With b<lme made Col , . Potent~q:/ in Women~· Activafed by Lectures OAILY l"ILOT l'llllf'f "° ltlOllnl Ktlltllr ' rl.aw and tilt fixings, wblle the auxiliary members are·baktn&U:OOkiea and caku for dessert. All the food Jnd luJj will be available at Co<ta Me•a Park from 6 to•8 p.m., for i10 c~. ·Vasa Order of Amer- ica, a• club· for people of Scandinavtan descen!, ts hoot. • · " ... What's Doing MARY DAY, 642-43~1 Horoscope Taurus: Consider Your TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 17 87 SYDNEY OMARR ''The wile men c0ntro1J bit destiny . • . Aatroloi)' points the war ... ARIES (Moreb 21-Apl'il 19): Don't battle change. During early hours there could be conflict at home. Lale!', )'00 ha•• <JllllCll1unity to make amend1. Seek harmony Mtb end ...... gh ctdldren. Accent home oom· fort. flutaOI l!p'eadt. Yw can -· ycuoau . " mare ~le -pOtltloo. -GOil of 01Y rut. LEO (J\jy 23-AUj. 22): Cycle movea, up. Circum&bances tum in your lavor. Strilul wtale tr.a · Jo bot. Be Jiioporecl I o r penorial ~nces . Way you dress torugtX is lm· portant. Be origin,1 , dynamic. VIRGO (Alli. 23-Sept. 221: You Olll ,.i ~ wltb --ohar• fP9Clal )ft. 1-111. Wooderful !tc club llltoilnJ, Ip 6 d l f tbeater ICl1 or !<Jr ""line <laity lunch. W<d 'lrith orpniza· Uon. LIBRA (Sept. 2S-Ocl. 22): y..,. ,_,, ·..W. and delkea come to fOrefront. You -to be social alld to lack serklwicem. 'Ibis is in- terpreted by some as tJ.· htbitioo d chann. Fine for puroiJaoe ot gift. SCORPIO (Od. 21-Nov. TAUR 20): T (April 20-MaJ y you mu!t con· ure in rellatioo. t.o ~ w.aa learned in past. Utilize exiperienee. B e aware of details, IUbtle Dll'9.nCeS. Emphasis Is on family relations. Doctors' Wives Try Boning Up on Plans GEMINI (Illa>' 21-June ?D): Money connected with message, journey or relative eppean to b e spot.Ughbed. You are called upon to a.ocent a d d e d resporisibillty. Thil burden, not rightly your C1WD, will be tempol'&ry. ~ANCER (June 21-July 22): G u a rd IJO'Sesstoos. A void tendency to forget or misplace valuables. YOUl' in- Angel Story Told at Meet Orange County Med!Oll Auxilia.ry is smoothing over the \Mt rougli edges Oil its plan< tor ttie -de Fall Contereoce d. the Callfomla Meclioal Mlxi!im>', for wlllch it will be -Sept. 1&-19. Key officen from all coooty auxilia"iee will meet in the Newport« Inn to at. tend approximately 20 smaD work"'°"' in~ng about 12 WQ!llen per group, ae- cordlng to dlainNlll Mn. G. Emmett Rett Of Newport Beach • 0 d co-ehttrman Mn. Bernard Muon of Huntingtoo Beach. LeclW'ell, Q U e St i 0 DI , discunioo RJ'OUPI and audio- J ohn Lin de 11 , ad· visual a.ids will a s 11 i st mlni11traUve assistant to women· in updating and im· Fred Haney will tell the prOYing the auxiliary's ac· Angel Story before the tivffies. NATIONAL PRESIDENT Mr1. Clifton Long Jr. Christian Bu11ine11 a n d The local delegatkm will Professional Women's COun-be led by Orange Oourlty ell of Orange County. preJ!dont Mrs. Frank E. A ~"-will •-The group will meet for Kendrick, Newport Beach: ..-....iuet ...... or dinnerat6:30p.m.~. and will iocludie committee special l\lffl speaker Mrs. Sept. 24 1n the Revere chairmen, the Mmes. John Clittoa Long Jr., pregident House, Tustin. J. Mootlanus and Atd.Mti ol. ttie natiOna! Women's Also on the ape~n& ·a&en-W i g b t m a n of Laguna Future 21): YOI! con tie tocetller looM ends. Some of ,... aepiratioot tre w I t b i n grup. It ii up to )'OU to do Ille readling. OU,... me1 be well-meaning, but )'00 wt11 havt to 1trike the spark. SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22- Dec. 21): Good luoor eopect ooincl<leo will> opporfJJl>lty to oommunicate. ()pea up view3. Let otbera !mow that you do have position. Ke7 j• oantidence. Ex~ess Jt -- and -·will fdlow. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22· Jan. 19): A family member erpres.tet puullng view. Bost to be un:Ierslandlnl. If dogmatic, you mere!.y invite <tilficulty. Mooey j, in· volved. Concession ls Ubly but won't cost as much al you im.oagine. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18 ): Sense o( humor can alleviate dispute with mate, partner. No need to mU:e mounteio oot o( molehill. Realize one close to you has right ro expand interest.a. PISCES !Feb. 19-Marcll 2(1): Major task could be completed. CooperatiCll. is required from neigtibon or co-workers. Know this and accent courtesy. K • e p reoolutioos , especially those related to job and health. , IF TODAY IS YOU1\ BIRTHDAY yoo are talented at detecting trends and capitlaliting (In them. 'Thus, yoo could excel ea a business adviser. Key 11 to have confidence in your own abilities . Others are able to !mow whenever you are ~ieged b y sell-doubt. Change foe tlhe better is in· dicarted, espeoielly where af- fairs ·c( heart ace eoncerned. GENERAL TEN· Actlvefinl the Potentlal In Women II 11>1 title ol 1 lec- ture H.ries to be sponsored by 11M1 UCI -durlllg the fall quarter. DENCIES: Cycle higti for LEO, VIRGO. Special wml to PlSCES: time to be con. cernied with personal securi· ty. Throw off bunleo not rightly your own. da will be the Rev. :Ray Beach, regisb'ation; War· Auxiliary to the American . Anderson of Covina, lee· ren Kramer, Laguna Beach, Medical Association. Other lurer on human relatlona and Philip Winsor, Newport speakers will include Dr. and personality develop. Bea:ch, barxluet chairman, M·alcolm Todd , Oalifurnia .on,' •. ,,.,, ment. Soloist will be Miss and Rkhard A 1 t m an , Medical Association presi· ~1ei':'~ 5~~:~~ =;"~.,=~~ l«!Urers 1"11 be Dr. Robert ________________ _ The seufonl will take place on 10 Fridays from 9 a.m. to nooo 1n the First Cangrepttooal Churdl, SO.· ta Ana, beginning Sept 20. To Jnll)are w o m e n psycboi<Jlic::ally to take up an activt career after fami· Iy respomlbtUttes are behind them iii the J>W'1>0H ol the series. Eacll meeting will open with ·a lecture by a pro- fessiooal peycbolog1st or social worbr. 'Ibi group then will break into small worbbop& u n d e r pro· lessionol guldaoc<. H11dlng the stall ol BU S. Dovldooll, cltnlcal peycbologist and associate profes~ Of i;n e dJ ca I p1ycholo1y at UCl- ~a Collece of Medicjne. OOtr progr&ma ol in· terest to women include Educati.oo for Remarriage; The Geoeratioo G a p ; Pr-.. ol Human Rela -, Uooa; ---~IY I tove:. '!be HUIDllll ~, and Abnormal PoycbOIOgy. Also being offered are five informal daytime or ,evening leoture-discuesion eroupe on, such 1ubject1 .aa ~vinl family crite6 and preliden- Ual puKdcs 1968. For details and a free fell catalog, womea may call the extension offi<:e at 83l- S414. Welcome is Warm In Any Language The Greeks have a word for it .•. a word which will be repeated over and over Wed- nesday, Sept. 181 when new and returning members attend a membership coffee ol Newport Harbor Panhellenic. Officially saying Xiape (welcome) as sbe greets members at the door will be Mrs. Leon Fry, presidelft, while Mrs. John But- ler, past presideot will familiarize newcom- ers w\th the...bacltground of the organiution and outline fulure plans and goals. Opening her Corona det Mar home for the event at 10 :30 a.m . will be Mrs. Fred Bice. Other board members who will welcome (Uests are the Mmes. C. Rey Len ah a n, Lloyd McCollum, Edwin Steen Jr., Virginia Bollman. Sydney Gaynor, F. M. Redman and William Campbell. Ideas Opened, Viewed At Junior Conference Openina doors to new 1dMJ wert members of the Corti Meu Junior Women's Club, wllo Joined other clubs trom Area D for a Con· fCeDCt ol Calllornla J'edentf,oa of W o m e n ' s QublJ Judttr Member1blp, ID the Ml11lon I n n , Ri~da. .... $1DloaSaturd•y , otoll ollJi>ito end cll&lnnen .... ,., wwbbop• In • :=c°' llelda from ----Camem-lloa to -1 Haalth lllld __ ..._ 1lopln( to spark -.., ...S dloptJllO new , ........ ..... • lfMll! Gordon, ..... ,....;-. ..... ..... fl -at 1111 hm--A....,,., .lroCD 1111 Colla ~ Mua club were: the Mmes. Robert Downey, president: Tom Bandy, first vice presi· dent; Howard Mitchell, 11e· cond vice president ; Ronald Stenge, treasurer; Fletcher Bond, amenities; Don Bar· rick, international affairs. and Clark West.colt, bea1lh chairman. Another workshop series will begin Wed .. Sept 18. in lb'ea. Cactus Society Orange Couney Cactus and Succulent Society meet.I the Krst Wednelday at ooon in Odd Feno... Holl, Coota M .... Mrs. lloy J-at 648-Qli can be contacted for additiooal iDlormation. ...... Or•-C9'llh: 1Wt1er ..,,.. i.-1 Dawn Hefty, a Blola College Newnm-t Beedl, 1 u au dent, and Dr. Albert Miller, w.o 50 cen11 "' Oni.•rr Sookltt. Ille 1«m...i .. ·-·"" -LOClltlon 111-d "Y"' DAILY PILOT, kit :n.i, Cl••l'ICI Ceritr•I Hllflll"'""' ._. TOf'I P.uMI Plltdltn -Alie!! kMol, 1 P.tn. I"~ AllM \l•it.r CM"'tr " ..... ,...,.._ -Mi.toll V191o Mitri! ldlMI. 1:• •·'"" forrnetJOn •va1w.i. "' c.11u,,. Mi-. stu ent. cbainn.an. president..e1ect of OMA. s1111on. Ktrw Yott. N.v. 10011. ..,.,,.,. ~ • .MO-OJJe. 7 •·"'· 1-----------------------'-------------------- TOPI Hll"'9r U.trltn -H•,._ kl\GOI, Coll• Miu, 7:lD P-1". ~ 1 .... TCM"I Qi* -lmlth Eletnenlll"I' ~I. HIMll""lon &Mell, 1:>11 P.tn. °"1wlltn ·---,.,_._ kftool 1udltorl11111, Wntrnl111tirr, I 1.rn. H1tWll9I a..ter, l...t AMRMI -Col19tt P•rt kl'llMll. CCll!I Mew, I .. ,,.,. ~ ~.TUllOAY ~ .__... (llw•le -1111 a...rdl of .,,. eo-1. c.... N.$, ,,,. •.trl. C:... 11\eU Miii« Clll1--Com- ll'lllnllY lllecrMllon C•nlirr, °''"" Countv ~•lrvr..,,..., 11 1.m. A•ll • ..., 11 •Prl'Kkl Ult, '191"'•"' " W1rlll Ww I -Amerlc•ll L"1on H1tl, 'ip.m., <;Ml• Me11. l'W..itMI. C.nAlry Club 91 Hunllt111IN .. Kfl .;.· 1l1k• ,.,rlc Clubhou1e, 1:30 1.m. I l>Ywltl'" ... ......,._, -L•;u..a ~llll. Llltu... Worlll, Clubl\ouse ), I •.m. HffWr CM.tw 91 t11U1wl -Loa· !Ion lnlor'TNfton ev•ll9ble b~ c1lll1111 Mr1. Jldl Cl'l•..-n•n, Mt-Un, I p.m. lim....., Cll!l Ml ., L-n• lucl - •lb Lodle, 411 S. ColJf HWY., I p.m. w-·• APlhnt M 1m.r,..t1M•I e'9tlllll\oM fll .lltcMOI Wlrktn. '-"-' .,_, -Uni.ii Hiii~ S.nl• ,.,,., I •.m: IR'-, .... & Nllfft D-lrt9n ., ...,.. w• -l.Oelltloll 1111onne11on •v•ri.oll Irr um,. Mt11. Ja.c;~ Wiison. J41.olut, • '""· Miii 111 ............. -Odd Ftl!Owl ""ll, '8111 MIMI I -..m.. Wlfl>NllOAY 11~ C-. M.,..,. lttr - Mll-ic T_le, H-t !tld'>. noon .... !"Id C... 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'·"" '°"" ,.... . ,....... WoodllM lcf'llOI, CMl1I ~ 1 -· ~::-" ...... -...,.,., tct.ol. Hvntl tMdl. 1 p.m, Wlfll ...... -Cln:i. ..,,_ kllool. Hwdlntr• hid!. 7 11.rn, ,,__ TOPS CIA .. '•wi0 .. m,,4; .. 1to.ol -1'1""" SCt*J mu~ -. 7 11.m. XI * bbl c,_,., .... "-JIM -\Ac.ltt.I ""°""'"°" ..... 11tbte by C.lllnt Mii. .t.1111...WI~ Ml-4111. I .. ~ ·-.............. 11• -~ ~. C:.11 ,..,..., • '·""· •JtlOAT l'WMlll'I VII'" Mm .. ~ TOf'S C ... -•kl'Nfkwi c.tllw. HU!t-t~ INdl. 11 ··"'· L•+ frosted str11ks of' li9ht shine lor you in the mo1t d•nlln9 w1y ••• Frostin g complete with style in our 11lon. 25.00 , • , now 15,QO PERMANENT SPECIALS 1.95 with cut in +he S1lon 1 l .10 with th1pin9 end cut by 1tudio 1tyli1k. SEAUTY SALON, lOI. CALL YOUll: NfAkfST lll:OAOWAY fOll AN Arll04,..TMINT ~ROADWAY , H1111t1111t•11 l••ch, lt'J.J1J I Ntwl'•rt lt1,h, '44-1111 ' J. SkijJp1r11dt1 .. Bea1J_ty Salo7"s WE FASHION THE NEW FRINGE EFFECTS' .. , After our experts feather your tresses·to this fragile new flattery- theycolor with Fanci-Full : instant rinse :from Roux that colors gray, or adds delicate color-tone to bleached hair. Just rinses in, shampoos out whenever you wish -Ml'fect finish to our brilliant brush work., 1 •• with feminine neck 'bangs' ... with fabulous Instant COIC)r ••• • ROlJX 75c PLUS SHAMPOO AND SET Mon. thru Thurs. I Allor 5 p.m. Jl.10 I FtL, S1t.1 Sun. ,l.00 _ ......... -· lllU, CALi.. COSTA llllA. eAl!f. -Cl\IP, 171S.IM ..... -... ...., ..... ,.. w. , .. •ir• 111• w. a.--·-=".::. ------~--.....,,... YAU.IT, CAW. ...... .,... ..... ..... ..... CAUi'. POUtnAUI fALLn. &Ma au.....,., ..... --· ==.,., i!!z .... , ......... = ........... ---;::-.:.: -·-...... __ .. _.,_ -· -·- \ --• • MRS. MICHAEL A. JOHNSON Rocllff Plodflff Michael Alan Johnson Claims Bride in Rite Glcrla Castillo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raul F. Castillo of Santa Ana, ex- changed nuptial vows with Michael Alan Johnson, soo of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. J<>hll5on of Costa Mesa, before the Rev. J u a n Medellin in bhe United Methodist El Getsemani Cburdt. Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a white organza over satin sheath apptiqued w i t h Spani&h lace. Her double tiered petal crown of seed pearls and crystals caught her illusion veiL In pastel green gO"iVns were Mr1. Kenneth W. Johnson, matron d.. honor and Miss Barbara Larson. Attending bis bnlther as ))est man was Jolx!.son, while ushers were Raul V. Castillo, the bride's brother, George Thompson ..00. Den· nis Double. Circulating 1he JUesl book during the r~epti~ in the church WJllS Miss Rosemarie Rodriques, aru1 asslstin·g was Miss Je8Dllie Reyes. Serving as booteoses during a reception in· the home of the bride's parentB were Mrs. Orville Stewart and Miss Kris Stewart. Special guest was Robert Castillo of Santa Clara. The bride att~nded schools in Santa Ana, while her hwiband studied in Newport Bead! schools and California State College at Full-. Following a northern California honeymoon they will reside in Costa Mesa. Elizabeth Arden face treatment ia much more than just a facial An Ellzabetll Arden eX!l'rl in Buffums' Red Door Treatment Room will help you discover delightful beauty secrets. You'll haw a face lleatment and emerge witll a luxurious new makeup as well as a radiant feeling. Complete !Jeatmen~ wl!l!_makeup,11 ... Beauty Studio, Buffums· ' ,\ DAILY PILOT J• TOPS Dip For a Dime Mesa · Bride Married In San Diego , Nuptials Luncheon, Aucti6n Plans ·Made . TOPS Merging Mermaids of Cotta Mesa will get together for a low calorie potluck 1upper at their meeting Thursday, Sept. 19. 11.aldnt! tbelr-llnt homo In San !Xego following 0 Wed• dine trip lo Sao Clomeuto md Las Vegal!I ue newly married Carol Ann Konielsen and Emory Paul Loricstretb, IOI! ot Mrs. Paul Lonptreth of San Diego. 1be Sept. 18 meetillc or the pnlen o1 Mrs. Baroid aalado for 91.lO:por_-· I-1.et,a ohapter of Stone ll*l'I Hunlll>stoa G-will be ellClllk lo bid SIJm& Piii Gamm1 sorority •8-11 bome.Jt will: be oPOD .., the ...., -lo be °" -..-& talle place II I p.m. In tA> the public aod wlll · dllplay. P?\>cMdo wlll ba tile home ol MN. Wllli1111 _,!:fN~tur~·~•:._m~-~~olc.•.::ut:!!:'.ous~-d~ooa=.ted=.::tA>;.;-.::;===--~ dUel Wiiiers of Cost.I M.,a, ( ..>J Tile NICepiloll !ollond... Pl•••· are being The Great-Orange oa ... ,s 11ie churcb ball. formulated for the silent An 1unual fund-raising event, portions will be doled for a dime a dip. Proceeds will, be used eo 1end the club's 1968 queen to the TOPS International Con- vention in Columbus, Ohio ln the spring. The club queen la the member who loses the most weight during 1968. Tile ..... Mn. Looptnt11 •ucti•• 1.-... ro ta11• No. 1 Paper! la 1 erlduate o1 central Bl-p...., Soturday, Sept. 28 1n , ble Collego. Sprlaclleld, Mo . .:::;:=::==:=~;::;;=:c::===;:::=:=========;::;::, aod her ""-jg ... altnn nus ot San DleP. Cit c.u.,. and ~ Sia ·o;Jl•.re at H<rywl1'd. The club meet! every 'Ibunday evening from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at Woodland School in Coat.a Me 1 a . Anyone interested may call Mrs. Bernard Matheson at 548-4730 or Mrs. L e o n Town.send at 642-1804.. Sale Fills Treasury To r 1 I 1 e scholarship funds, Costa Mesa-Bay Cit- ies Branch of the Fuchsia Society will present its an- nual rummage sale Thurs- day-Saturday, Sept. 19-21, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Entitled Trash and Treas- ures Sale, the event will be conducted at 1863 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. An addi- tion on Saturday will be a bake sale. Mn:. Charles Launden- berger 11 chairman of the 1ale, while Mr1. Carl Korten ia cbairlng the bake sale and Mrs. Wllllam Davb is arranging far tlte sale of plan ta. 1be First Assembly of God CJiurc:ll In San Dleg W8fi the setting klr the dou .. ble ring nuptials. The Rev. Wolter J • KOJ"Dehleo, the b r i d e ' 1 father, .and tbe Rev. Emil Balliet perfumed the ts'r"'fln• ing ceremooy. The bride, dauibter ot the Rev. ~d ,Mrs. ~ornelsen of Costa M.,., oelected an oil white ~ de sci~ ,fown with oreama and c:!W\tiily 18<.'e overlay. She carried a bouquet of wil.ite roses. Attendants were M r s . Janice Moriarty, the bride's sister and matron of hooor, Ruth Am Buder and Linda Bartel, bridesmaids. They donned blue organ~ dy, taffeta ·and lace gowns and held bouquets of oarna- tioM. Asked tA> ""'1d .., best man was Robert French. Usbens were Cbarl!s ~ aod Raymond Bailey. Denise Dietrick w a 1 flower girl. Per!u'mlng during 1he wedding were the Rev .Ken Ni~ as orpiist; the Rev. Robert Koroelsen u soloist, and the Rev. Balliet .. ~"' ""~~~~ .... l-1fl1<>Y with a ' Auxiliary Opens Yea An active year wlll o Wedneaday, Sept. 19, for the Women'• Alllillary to the Orange Coonty Phannacu- tlcai Asaoclattcn Opening her home for the membership luncheon be Mrs. Dean Reavie -o Newport Beach, president Plans are bein formulated for the aui:- illary's annual fuhlon show, Autwnn Leaves of Fashions ·to take place Nov. 7 in the Santa Ana Elk'• Club. Also on the calendar ls the annual family picnic at Scbot.chman's Cove, Corona del Mar Sunday, Sept. 22. SHARP If you'ro 1 1h1rp .,..1d1r, u11 tll1 DAILY PtLors f•lftDVI Di1111-A-Lln1 d111lfl1d 1d1 Stt• 11rd1y1. M1k1 1 b1tt.r d11I • , , wlt1th ... y111'r1 bvyh11 9f' Mllin9, g;:-'beller a woman looks ... , ......... the longer a man doeo ! When w .. the l•ol time your figure rated hie "eye" of approval? -u YOU ant a figure worth lookin1 at ••• come to Gloria Manba11, the :ost 1ucceulul figure control 1y1tem available! Have ~hat ,.outhful, .msational 1ilbouette for Fall, thro~gh our pe~nal1zed · iyitem that produce•* guaranteed rapid reeult.9. for figure Improvement, potture correeUon, and poite, ou.r effortleM way I .. l ... in• tena.lon1. Trim oft exceu wettht and lnchu, re axes you, -c .. d • I while firming ti.Nun an tonmg muac u. J( you're mature, youn1 or in between, YOU ean have the figure you want, ln a minimum o( time, endeaYor and dollan .. , ONLY $2 per treatment. Take the firtl •lep 1oward1 a happier, healthier, more beautifu~ you. Come to one of our 25 elegant aalon1 and accept. a complimentary demonstration and fi1ure analy111. Call your nearetl talon today. THE WET SET Here'a one "Hl1and Heri" aet thaf1• prlCUcal . u It Is beautlfUI. Both are omega automatic Seamasttr 120.Jupef waterproof modeta with revolving bezel for ca1culatlng elapaed time or dive. Hi1 haa a calendar feature. ' Both are In atalnllll ltell. Each, $150. BankAmertcard & Master Charil". Too 18 F11hlon l1l1nd Newport llMch '44-1380 • FIGURE OONTROL SALONS •An.'F..._UT•• a.uJ~WCAIU.1.!UllAHSll; ar.aaM11'm.CI'- NEWPORT BEACH 430 Pacific (:oast Highway 2 lloclu East of .Jltlboa l1y Club 642-3630 I l SANTA ANA 1840 W. 17th Street 543.9457 ' _...__ -----------------~--------" • I r • J! OAll.Y I'll.OT -.,, s.,1,-16, 19611 • McCaffreys Honored Federation ·Ac,/aimed Repertoire Bountiful --' , . On 40th Anniversary Member1 and a:ueatl of New Concerts 'Paired' Mr. ... Mn. Mlcblol Jobe llleCllb'ey JD ..... -.. ----dh>c _ __,, wltll • -11 ... Ii tl>elr -· i-.. tlle -_.. Mr. and Mrs. Mlchoel John McCdl;ey Iii' ' of Colla u ........ IDd dluCIJUND· 1-. Graodchlldren1 KatlllMD McColfn7. 7 --1 Jolm M.coar.y V, a, poaec1 11ars 4' ....,.. to .-u ........... boarded a oloullle -EnCJloh bul -trmsportad -to lbeP!wer-- lll Oo!ona de! -· 'Dlebulto<*tlllmbockto c-. Mela fer ... cutllal cl a weddlac -ood i dwnptlM. a-. 1"'*aled Robert T. 'Mc()drey, Newport Be«h, a younc<r -· Mr. and Mn. Anglers Conserve Memories Benard Anawalt d Balboa lllaDd aod Flintridge, Mrt. Joseph Belaoger of Balboa llllad, liltor.jn·Jaw of tho :hOllcnN and D e D n t I O'Mall•y, !Other of the -. ... Otlier1 attending wore tha Moun. and Mm... Leo Babick Of Arcadl&, .Ran· dolph Wall of La caneao, Oi.wlel Fredrick• ~ Pu-. La......., Doyle Of P-eoa, Edward Rlcbarda ol La Corulda. llldlsd 'nl:ulb " La Jollo, Auotin Sd>nieder d Lalr.e Ban. Morcos, 1M LebmaD of Pllm De..n, Mn. James Br&ller ol La ~ one! Dr. and ldrl. Olarle1 Balter of Wert Loa Allgeles. 1be honorees now reside In Palm Spriop, but have maintained a relidence in Welt Newp«t for aboot 25 ,... •. &me of. UJe gue1t1 "present attended the wed· diDC In Holy Redeemer P.n.tilnM-.ise. Recruiting In Offing MRS. CHRISTOPHER DROVER San FranclKO Honeymoon Lagunan Claims Bride In Tustin Ceremonies parents are Mr. and Mr•. Riche.rd Drover Of Phoenix. Newport Harbor iaod Hun· Fons of ... Sympbony lilll""' -8o~tlmilts On:bestre " Oren(e Coonty Clubl are iolD1nl t o ,._,, _... .. ,.... ....., c:elehr•te th• . 41 lb ... W!l1--...... --· nlverllll'J of the Soroptlmiat YNr • · J"eder1t1on of America. Identical concerti wW be Tbe Foundett Day tun~ prelflllted on both Wurd:ay cheon 11 ut for tom01T0w in eveninga and Sunday · af- Fr I ta t d Ill lernoonl, giY!ng -• · apco 1 rel uran an w choice of tlmu. Both con-be hl&hllfbted by t)le 'IP. pearance of rues! apeaker cert. will 1liU pl&c» In the 'MiJs Geraldine Gregory, CA!:t!-:: ! ~ogel.1 e g e California Stele Patrol of· ficer. Femiliel •e encouraged She will be welcomed by to 1wtog children to the Newport Harbor area pre1I-efter.noon. OOJX."erta 1'bicb dent · Mrs. ~ Shaw and Jwill feature informal ~ Huntington Beach a r e a · b1 QJoduct« Daniel Lew11 pteoldent Mr1. !lilzabotll about ·the compoolU- Sbartey. · · 1-11, who 1electl all pi<>- a.alrmn fat the event lr gram.a with the approval ol. Mri."' George Cooney, tile Symphony Afl30Ciatioo'a ulilted · b~ the Mmes. m•c committe41, beUevet Sbertey, Elbert Conner that the crchestra aboold V&Jetta Farwell, J ea~ aequaim lts public with Turner and John Deane. lesser known wcrl.s JO that CM Auxiliary The -'lburaday of the mooUt rnembers of the Am<rican Leg!on Auxiliary, Costa Mesa Unit 455, gather in the American Legion Hall, at I p.m. the O<UJty gniup will oot duplloate tlbe 1 t a n d e. r d repertoires of. v i 1 1 t i n c oreheetraa who usuai)y do the be)t known worlm. Ht -belie..,. In feaU!rlnf oont.emporvy worb. The sympbony.'1 f l r s t ''coocert p&ir•" will be Oct. 1:6 Mid '¥1 and will presenl SAVEi SAVEi Nineteen candles on tbe cake will count oU the years of the Newport Harbor Lady Anglen Club's existence at the club'• birthday party beginning at 7,30 tonight In the Ebell Clubhouae, Newport Beach. Begun In 19f9 by 11 ardent ''lad1 ~... the club'• mem,binhlp bu 1 l n C I avenged more than 75 ac- tive members. Recruiting fer the Mother• Marth will be a representative from t b • Mardi d. Dimes during the Iundleoo meeting of Loa Alamiml Officers' Wl\>e'I at 11,30 a.m. 'lburaday, Sept. 19, in the Officers' Club. Ni --of the mMlff oommUllity service• -" and a film on the Moreb <i Dim .. also will be Included In the prognim. Home in Fullerton follow- ing a San Francisco honey· moonareChri1topber Drover of Laguna Beach and his bride, the former Qrlstine Lave!.e who ex- changed vows and ring• before the Rev. Charles Ara in St. Cecilla Catholic Qiurcb, 'l'Ultin. Parenta Of the bride are Mt. and Mrs. James Ray· mood Lavelle of Santa Ana, and t b 8 bridegroom' I Given in marriage by her father, the. bride wore a Vic- torial style gown d doUed rwiss and organdy, fuhlon-1 eel with a long train. Her ll· Jusioo veil Wal held by a fabric band, and the carried daisies wittJ. baby's breath. Though prlmarllJ In ••• btence to "interest ladles in rod and reel lllblnl, aid In the COllH?VatloD of fllb In "Joell watera and to en- oourue. good 1portlman 1b1P,orihe club I.I also active In ulllltlna the handicapped d>lldroil ol Orang• County, by Ill annual fuhloa bone· flt. Al tho party 1' pH! prelldentl will ""'1ve glfta from the 1968 prellden~ ldrl. OUn Smith. ldrl. a-,. Francll t1 plamdng the party with committee members the Mme•. X!na Grellcll, Mary Bmm and Arthur Moore ualltinf. Membership 1n the club 11 open to-ottieer1'-1rive1 ln all lreDcbel of tile armed -.. and the cllplomatic corps, active, reserve or reti<ed. In f omwtion regarding meml>enblp may bo A tlained by celling M'Pr". Robert Cowen, 962-9765, or Mn. C. S. i..o.more, 8'2- 2048. Buffet Luncheon Tossed The meml>«'lhlp salad and buffet planned for Sept. Nurses Take 11 at 11 a.m. will beckon prospective members to the T r' Women'• Aux ill ar y of '80-Day OU Alwlllelm Generel Hospital. The event, to take place in In pale orange frocka and carrying nosetay1 of white and orange blossoms were Libbie Carpenter, ~ of honor; Sue Olrich, MM. Richard Green and Gall Gabert, bride.mi-. Attending as bed man was Steve Wood, while guests were uehered ta their seata by David Grant, Jim Lavelle and' Bruce Scherer. Mr•. Robert Rainey of San Franclaco, the bride's cOU!ln circulated t1lo cuest book durint the recoplon In the Balboa Bay Club. Piano music wu furniahed by 1 Ronnie Brown. Around the Hospital World the hospital'• cooference in 80 Daya b the verbal tour room, ball been planned by to be given Orange County the Mmu. Denni.I Jenen, Nurses Association at a mem.benhip c h a i r m a n ditbict meeting tom()rrow Huntington Beach; Stuart at 7:30 p.rii. K~. ways and mean1 Sister Frances Dunn. ad-cbairmall, Anaheim, and A friendihip t e 8 w 8 1 mlniatrator of Orange Coun-Richard Olson, Program bolted by members of the ty Children's Hospital and chairman, Anaheim. I recipient of the George An open invitation to Friendship Tea Brewed Spedal guests atiMlding ...... Mr. and Mn. w. CUmloy of Pboemlx, the bridegroom's l!Janlll>arents; Mr. and Mn. Rar Lavelle and Mr. and Mr1. John Arlshen, all of San Fran· c lac o , the bride's erandparents. 'Th.e bride attended Orange Coast College and Sao Diego State College. Her husband al.so attended OCC, Northern Ar l 1 on a University and Calilornia Stale College at FullerU>n. Amer 1 can B u 1 n e 1 1 Walker Fellowship Award women interested in com- Women'• Aasoclation Sun-tor 1968, will be the guide. munity service I! erleoded day afternoon, Sept. 15, In Meeting place 11 t b e by pttsldent Miss Dolly Ialand House, F 8 1 h1 ° n auditorium ol the hoipltal 'Scbultz. Island for prospective mem-Mis• Nancy Davilloo, RN, bers. Director ol Nurse1, will The regular m 0 nth 1 Y Emblem Club -oo llte role of the aux· Book Group meeting wm be Wednesday, tllery 1n the hospital and Sept. 18, at &::M p.m. at The Elb Lodge ii the set-Mrs. Okon wtU balk oo the •The Book D 11c u1 s ion Dillman'• restaurant I n ...... ,__ m ....... _ of •-_ _._ of "--.1 .... an UJ Group ol Newport BeacJ! Balboa. Mr1. Magnw L. ~ 1"' _.._ ...., rewo.i:"Ull ....,,... 8 • ' Emblem Cul> 201 of Lagiiia iliary member. Frieuds of the Libnlcy Jensen o( Co1ta Mesa will Beach. Members gather the The complimentary bullet gather the last Wednesday 1peak on Adventure• in firrt and third 'l\JeOOey at 8 will include salad!, dese;erts, of tbe month in Mariners Poetry and will read a few and tea or coffee. Library at 10 a.m. of her own poems. She 11 a ~p;;i.m;i;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;i;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I member of the W or 1 d!• Poetry Day Committee. Mission Talk Tops Agenda New Forms cf Mission will be probed by two area speakers during the meeting cf the Women's Society of Christian Service. Mesa Verdt Un I te d Methodist Church will be the setting for the Wednesday, Sepl 18. gathering when Mrs. William McK.im gives the call to order at IO::l'.I a.m. A patio luncheon will follow .and baby-sitting pro- vided. VISIT US Before tho Stork Visih You ,_y_ c •• ,,., • .. ""'""' w ........ ,.... •I I Heaped with succu1•nt boy11nb•ni•1 - 9raat with a dollop of ic• 1:raam. t8c 'Mtuu!RJ~ Our own spac:lal fl•~Y danish pa1tri•1 in • "mini" 1i1a. Perfect for "Coffee Maatin9s" with th• ladia1. 2 for 29c ~Cmfb Ric;:h, all butter, chocolate cake with either chocolate or vanilla icing. 1.49 '6f~8f),Uad; GiYa th• children • lunch-box treat with raisin bread 1andwicha1. SOC ~~~(3~.CM-<(;; WIN A llRTHDAl CAKI. PRU I If your birthday is in October, NoYambar or Oecam~ bar, stop in and fill out en entry ..• • decorated 2~ l1yar cake to 5 lucky people aach monthl ? • 1:~ LIDO CENTER SAVE •70°"~: Buy the most exciting SINGER• sewing machine ever-the newest Golden Touch & Sew' machine-in attractive contemporary cabinet. • NIW Bullt·ln Buttonholer mikes perfect buttonhola • Ex.dullvt Pulh·Bl.ltton Bobbin, • Eltctronlcelly tdJuttt 1ewrn1 speed to .. brk thlckn• SINGER' zl1·uisawln1 m1etlln1 with ca11. •Darns, mends, mono· gr.ams. Sews buttons, buttonholes SAVEi Your Choice Only see •Quiet and vibration-free, h11 full ranee speed control ~c OR SINOER• HWln& m1chlne and cabinet. •Heavy duty, 11wa on 111 types of fabrics •Quiet, smooth 1twln1 for. Wlrd and rmrst SALE·A·THON FABRIC SPECIALS! FROM•• YD. ANAHEIM 111 H. la•r• llS-1116 A11•h•i111 C.11+,, / . 'l'cblikov.,... "Bameo a.od Jullel 1!'an1M1 0-U.," Ml'Oll ())pland'I 1 1 S U it. from ooi, ... Kid llallat" Ind Mabltr'• ,.KiD- dertotenlleder" wtiic;b w1Jl (eature 1oklllt, E d w a rd er.till. On the Nov. 23-M P.....- 0 l n r8 1ten'1 "Sympbooy J>altonli•" will be perform· ed with~· ''Piano Concerto No. 1'' feelurlng A-.i Rw u oolo pilmlllt. Bloch' 1 "Concerto Gf'Olao No ... I" will OORclude the _ ... . strw.vtoP;," I •• D a n c e I Concertante" will open tbe Jan. 18-19 concerts. Prvgrwmed with it for full orche1tra will be Beetbovm't "Sympboay N<>. 8" ood -hrl'a ''Cello Auxiliary C-tllne Auxllfary t o Veteram of Foreign Wars, Poat 3538 gather the first and third Fl1daye at 8 p.m. Colla Mesa's American Logion Hall ii the IC<!!le of tbe meeUuga. ~'"·-Mar7 Loull9'' z.,....- Aa Dri&1ml Oll•l&X'I~ by • ..-_, __ bo • -•od dur!nf tile Feb,"~le conoert palr. A1ao OD !ii! .]X!>ll'j!lll will bo Brmc' ''AcademJc Jl'eetival Overtm'e'' • n d Dvorak'• 0 Sympb>ny No. 8." I>unog March the fl'mpbooy will pre...t a -"coocerta klr «>unty ldJool dU!dren. The April i.20 oonoena will offer 1ig!Jt -1m from ...,.,al countrle1 includktg . Gershwin's u America. In Paris," Borodin'• ''On the Steppes d. Central Asia," Chabrier'1 "EtpSla Rbapaody'' and Tcbaiklovsky'.s ' ' It a 1 ten Ceprice.''Delreen H~enricbt« « Fullerton wiU be featured Jc "Folk Songs from "" A"-" byConto-. Th:ket ~tor .any ol. the concerti cen be· ob- -ed by vWiJlltl or calling the Sym~ AIOOdation office In T""" and Qiuntry, Orange, 541-8166 <r 547-4166. SAVEi ON SINGER CLEAN TEAM -:::-sea OllLY A SINGER• canister vacuum cleaner. •Cleans high, low and hard-to-get-at places. •Comes complete with five accessories for all cleaning jobs. MID SINGER• uprlcht vacuum cluner. • "Air·wsshes" carpets for deep thorough cleaning. ......... CCJ!I OR Tl.I • Ji.Jst ,,Plt11·ln and Watch" • Sln11r quality enaineered •Rich walnut·'lfnffr cabinet :::1:.:.a •328 SINGER ":only -44c Ask 1bout our crtdit plln-dtslfnld to flt your bud1et Wltati Jttwjol"t0Morrot1 ll at SI NOi R ~1· SINGER COARDEN GROYI ,,,, Ch•r." 110-40 0 Ot-1111• Co1111ty Pl••• ' •ATradernlrlcfTHESINGOCOM~; LA MIRADA 11024 S. Lt Mlr•d1 LA 1-1112 Lt Mlr•d• C111+et ' I MONDAY KmMBER 16 r " F r~ I N C -.-.. -..... (C) (30) S"'9 Alltll nor. (C) (90l stw• we1c:omts u 111a auem ton1111t Jeck Blnl'I)', JIJM M116ows. Janis Ian, 1t1d Ra Ried. Durinc thfl tktteh, Muehl com• ttiln: ind fast as A1l1n ind Miss Mudows do one ol lheb "'Senml Ptrillllp Btlllttr" lnteniews. ~Sil O'aocl Mowie: (C) .,lnflf· • (niySteiy) '53 -Robert Ryan, R1'1oftd1 F1emlna. A mlllloft1ir1'1 wife encl "bat friend" desert Mm, In· jured, In 1 dewt cenyon. ftl D£1UT llt!IM: (C) (30) .I.dim· W-ut end Burt Ward star. "Ant futh1rllll Anh." Ont of the •11- ttme 1lnlster vJ11l1ns of fiction, Th• Ptn(uln, with his feathered felons trict th• unsuspectlna Batm1n Into helplnJ ttltm commit their f•imL fl) Wltat'e Nl'lf e ,.., s.bllnte i :lO 1J 19 Cl) NA. Today: (C) {3 hr) Loa Tniiiu R11n1 'IL St Louis C.n!lnals. I MIC NM kMc:t (C) (60) TIM 5roowy Sito# (C) (30) ·1 Low Luer. {30) "Mepzlnt Interview." Lucy 1fld Ricky primp thllTlaMls tnd thtir •111ntment fo1 1 visit from 1 l1n ma1uin• writer. I lilcff1lt'1 ""' (30) RETURN Thi Pwclpti'lf l'lnl!t: he Rotd Abud.'' • I ......... (C) (90) ..... " ·-(C) (30) (R) JY Musical~ l :SO fJ ~ @ Tiie Lucy Show: (C) (SO) a llZI rn 1t1t r.mi1: cc> (30> "The 011ers·GO·Firsl Raid." Tht Alts stut • Germ1 n tank to fore• their way inlo an lmpreanablt fort (R) I N.wr. (C) (lD) Larry Bumill. Thi Rocu11 (OOJ ' N[f Joum1I: "Justlct and lh't Poor." e-J4 (C) 1~0>19 11)""1 C.lftitli: (C) (30) '*>rl!_ rutn1111 ...... (C) (60) @ (1J 1bt Ila Y1ll17: (C) (60) :00 D f TftJOP: (t) (30) .''Th1 Seraeant • Secret A&ent: (60) ilia th• Kid." An knprwlonable lKk lltlt1111 News (C) C60l ttft·Jllf-flld shows up It Fort CDllf· u llal•ll dt COnloOt (C) 111 to Jnllst in the e1v1lry. His widolrtd mother enlilts the aid °' Serpant O'Rouikt ind Cotpor1110'.30 II la (jJ lli•nll!Ob: (C) (60) Ac•m 1nd .ui., 1tttmpt to show Welbm wries starrin1 J1mts Ar· tht ,.,unpttr thtt a f1rmar's llf1 M$S, Am1nda Blake, Milllum stone ii bttter thin a cavalrymnn's. and Ken Curtiss. (R) m ~: (C) (30) Comedill'lnt ID Ntws: (C) (30) Bill Johns. Clrol Burnett 1nd actor Ross Martin ED WQhlnrtOll It! ltwlN: (C) Be- coml)ete this week. hind-the-headlines 1111!rsls of Cap!· ID l!Uipn's lllend {30) tol Hill news Is offered b7 corrt· fl)Tlll Anltrican st119: ''War and 1pondenti Neil M1tNtil, Charles Peace." Prof'390f liwin Swerdlow Coddry, stephtn Rownftld and discusses ttie wolb of Arthur Mi11e1 D1V!d Willis. Modertlor is John and T1nnessee Wl!H1m1, who doml· D1ve11part. Tiited the theater in the Forties and @II Doft1/I FlftltS. tl:OO II llNIC hlls I.met: (C) (30) 7:30 Ct IHW SEASON I °"""' of JHD• Tom Brokaw. oer. (C) (30) '1l·F·Ohhl Junnia!" 0 Alfrld Hltdtcocll: (30) Landin~ 111 •Ptrimentil aln:nft In 0 Ntw1: ft) (30) But w id. mount11n aiuntry, astronalll:s Tony u 1 ind Roaer, and Jeannie, 1r1 CIP· tured as "M1rtl1ns" b)' local hill· billies.. A bueket of "'w1t1r" used to revive Junnie tums out to be moMShine ind adds to an 1lread~ frustnitina tltullion wllen the rnounbln peoplt feud with 1 re· 1111se tf oonfuslna pnl• powe1. B MOVit: "Menltunt" (llhenture) 'ii-Walter Pidaeon, Join Bennett. m Donald O~Connor. (Cl (90) Tht auest lineup tor tonicht includes Bob "Hoaan's Harots" Cr1111, 11> 111111 Aa:nes MOOfeheed, 1ctor Sam 1lff1, vocalist Tommy Ltonettl ind his dauaflter Kim, British aimldi1n Jonatfton M00tt and Tiie McCoys roct llUIJP. DR. KILDARE . 1>11 ........ AHD PR,lllE!L'SON AAE C'QJHTIMG I K/lllW rt; .JIM·--lHf fLECT'ltt>- ft4Cf PHAL06RAM. IHOICATE6 NI OR6ANtC LESION IM l"iE ON "!11f oPERASILITY OF !SCAPEe ca.E lHORNE, GORDO -·~1" 11-lA.T "1 WA5 A GROOIC 15ECAU5e·· JUDGE PARKER BRAI~.' .If4.-t SllO!n' SOME SILVSZ ""'AIN 'TONle}IT! ™EW S(EILA Mli$.PAC.E WAS SMOCK8' WHEN WAS LVIMG ..• I ASKED lF SHE AMP MEI: HUS15ANP· llNL!SS MER!'. WE-RE DIV~c.EP ! THEY'VE 8EEH INJ!l-ler 15 AN MAARIEP FOl TWENTY-TWO VfAJS! M.C.OHOUC •• ly Gus Arriola 1 IN IJ()SLJN'S /1 ,~ P,J,112 crrv--· .J. WllERe 91RJ.S ,Alf.I! .so """V~-J By Harold Le Doux 1F YOa REALLY lDVE ME, THEN l.Ef\ tuN OFF A.NP 6CT IMR:R:J EP, RAN'7Y .. Tt>Nl6MT! D 1111111 IMt m -: (C) (60) '1ilalll·off Into Space." A planet quake aiutM Or. Slhlth to drop 1 fluk of COll!!Onhlffl, t11 qulrrtes. tenet ti rMn1 tolioe, on 1 rock. CD PREMIERE 1hat.--= t() {30) 1'M Phi Bett Ktppa lludent from B1m1nl Collete has her DWn show. Joan Rivers bame 1 natlon1lly f1rnot1S tiornedtenn• Ill hlf own riaht when Jhl ftl'lt 1ppearld on Thi Tonlaht Show. Sh• UMS htr l!Wll ptOfrlm to br1nf to(ethlr pea. pie from .ti wtlks of life, plus ml"f' of the world's finest enl«• talners. Tonletrt. C.rol ltwrff!CI dlat111US natun1 dllldblrth with Dr. frwln Chabom. MOON MULLINS Iv Ferd JoliMOn , 0 IUl Cl)._ " -(C) &'J •• , _, ..... - CIM!'ltioft" (drtma) '6l-91tty Mc· Cormltk, WIUllm 9hetnef, m lr961 W C'PUqll-(C) (10) l!l..., _ 11111 fill""'" ,. ... -(C) "lfoft· lfliY Decol'1tions.'' Thllasu CnJIO shows • unlqut ind lastlna way to decorate ttie !louse for th• l!oll· d1ys. Pi111 cones, ribbon, 9Cl:.uort, wire encl your PMOMI tlltt .,.. 111 thtt ert 111edllll. Ill-- 1:00 D NEW SEASON lowll l Mllill LtuP·lt: (C) {60) Guests for this curtaln·rtiur ar• Barbin feldon ind Pllybof' Map1in• publisher Hugti Hefner. Newcomers to the rtaul1r c.st illciude rubber·faced Dtvt ''Ctmp Ru111mucr Madden; !ll-J4(C) ll)Dt. -.. _ (C) :IOIJ_ ....... _(C)(30) Jerry Dunph7. D@CilTI!o_ .... (C) 0"""''"""""' _ _. (ci>medy) '46 -B11b1r1 SUnwydr,, Robert Cummlnp. 0111> Cl)'"' ..... -!Cl TUMBLEWEEDS .Itek Rllleu. thl LBJ Impersonator; m Morie: "SlalritJ Ii .... (Dl)"lt&rY) I ~ Pill!Mlt M1!kh1m, tti• stat• oriain· 'Si-John Ireland, Doroti... Malont. Le. IS GET AWAY FROM "" " .... -"' j,,, ... , "' IT ALTEL EPIC! LETS SPLIT Hew Yor11 comedian Alan su1s; zany THIS EMIN' SCENE 1. loll Ant•I• disc jotlfey Die~ Whit· .. tinaton: loVtly the!Me Brown; ind l2:0011 llkMt: ~C) Ap-. TenttolY'" l.E-s Rf PE I llKI comedy team of Mitzi McCall {1dvmtur1) 58-Rory Ca!lloun, JGhn '\------._ ,.:.•T•r••"/'-... Ind at1rtie Brill. Dehner. II m-IC) (JO) fl! llinbow Qffd! l'ett Seel'f linp with tht Clancy Broth1n: & Tommr Makem, ind with Tom Pu· I011. Irish tonp ire f11turtd. llJ t.ialt 1 CeMlonM l:XI IJ ..,._ V.,.111: ft) (30) "Round J.boiJt Capetown." Jtcll Oour!1s Prt· Miits 1 film of t May1., wed<flnt. D Movie: ""1111 Rltllni et Dr. I" 1 11niqut wlllt whm llO women (mystery) 'l9 -HumphrlJ Boa1rt, are 1llowed at tne ~-Ro11m1ry l1n1. fl~ (I}'"'°" ,,.,_: (C) (30) Q) Adlen TllNtrt: "Alimony." t' fOm nt•~ 1 fateful cittislOn; Jilli Is cii1tr111(ht over loain& ti1r baby; Jeff •ploits Carolyn's emotlonall l;JO fJ Movll: "Tlltu Tltr•" (dr1m1) confusion; Rodn~ ..,ts 1 new 'l6 -Mer11 Obllron, Joel Mt<:rN, thapitt. Miriam Hopkins. TUESDA Y DAmME MOVIES Ille Rink." ind "The floor Wilker." '1.ut Tr.In frem MMtlt' (dr1ma) '37-l• ,\yrn. 12:JDm"l~I ....._nt" (ro- m11101) '38-John C.rTadlne, Do- loru Dll Rio, "T1ll W.11 tlld tM ........-(dr1me) '67 -Ann Sll.id1n. Owlcf f1ttT1r. l:JO m ...... ..., .... (dram•} 'fl- lllllt O.,W, L1M Dtnltlty. •=-•ct> ......... -( ...... ) 'll~1e MOftlpntly, Rkhtrd ..... 0.,.. ......... ..,.. (di. lhl) ·57~ l!ytll, PaLll MlwmaA. Complete Printing Service Top Quality -Fast Service 11'1·'11;!1'"118 642-4321 2211 Wnt llelboa Bt.d. , '· Mun AND JEFF MISS PEACH __ , ______ ........_ __ _ 'SWll/EI., BABY~THEFOE'S 'SOMETHIN<; ABOUT )bU IAAT 51STS MIS ON FIR6 ! I Ft:t:\.. ~OR:TOF "THE SAME" WAY, MOON ... LE'S BURN THE Wlf!~ BOVI WHO CARES WHERE "E GO! LE'S RIDE! I GOT THAT OL' RIPIN' FEVER.! -- By Tom K. Ryan THAT Ol! IJNCONTAGIOUS RI DIN' FEVER NOW I'M NaT SO SURE T+IAT I WANT TO GO TO ~EAVEN!· . ·~·n -N<C ALWl'to/S ~~ TW.T P'~P 1£1 SOM"ITMING INVe/T'EI) ' JV ~1'6 IN OROER TO ~N CONllWl- 0\IEJl. 1\4Ellt Ql!U>R£14- " . ' .. -' I' p BACK AGAIN. ~ Dan Rowan and Dick Marlin; 1 above, m~e their Fall premiere with the "Rowan 1 and-Martin Laugh In" tonight in color at 8 on €han- nel 4. Newcomers on the show this season 8.fJ Pig- meat Markham, originator of "Here come de -judge," Charlie Brill, Mitzi McCall, Dave Madden, Alan Sues and Dick Whittington. TELEVISION VIEWS Barbra's Hour 'Masterpiece' By RICK DU BROW HOLLYWOOD (UPl)-Tbe remarkable Barbra Streisand, who instinctively wraps. up the best of Amerci·an show business in one lwninous talent, brought another masterpiece to CBS-TV Sunday night. The hour was a tape of her famous one-woman concert before about 130,000 persons on the sheep meadow of New York's Central Park. It was called "A Happening in Central Park," and it was exactly that. Miss Streisand was a sensation when she first appeared on television, and she is still a sensa- tion of the very first drder. She is fantastically theatrical, but it is for real, and the countless. young perspns in the crowd Sun· day -giving her standing ovations -were the proof of bow her genuine, wholly personal talent and demeanor are regarded by the toughest aud- ience of all: youth. It is hardly necessary to go into Miss Strei- sand's abilities in detail again. She is a phenomenal singer, and naturally funnier than virtually every comedian in the business. She did two so-called fulk song monologues Sunday night that were an absolute panic. The innate fine taste is there in every step she takes, every gesture, every note she sings. There is no compromise with taste, no trace of cheap- ness allowed -or possible. I think th.is is what ap- peals to the young of all ages. Her one and only mistake in television was her last CBS-TV special when she let too many other performers get in- volved. When she goes solo, it is the magic the theatre always promises but rarely delivers. Sunday night's outdoor concert -in which, by the way, her rapport with the audience was thrill- ing to see -was surely one of the most romantic programs ever presented on television. The setting was night, the individual shots of people in the audience were lovely, and Robert Scheerer's pro. ducing and direction captured the romance in the love between audience and perfonner. · Miss Streisand looked beautifu1 , as always.~ Her musical bacJting was superb, and her numbers ranged from those of chilling beauty to those that brought gales of laughter. There has never been anybody quite like her. Getting back to more mundane matters, Phyllis Diller's new NBC-TV variety series arrived Sun· day night too. It is about what one would expect, the usual skits, monologues, and so forth. Johnny Carson, Rowan and Martin, and Sonny and Cher lent fire- power to the opener, and director Barry Shear showed his usual ability to get the most out of the least. Miss Diller's monologues were too familiar, and one wonders whether there is much strength at the show's core or in the star's lasting power. A little of Miss Diller goes a long way, and the right selection of guest stars will be crucial for her. On the ope11er, by the way, a musical group of little girls ..._ the Pearce Sisters -was the surprise sbowstopper. They are the hottest kid act since the Osmond Brothers. Also Sunday night: CBS. TV offered a mildly interesting house organ piece about ex--coa.cb Vince Lombardi, I!f?duced -are you ready? -by the National Focilball League. Dennis the Menace I ~ .. r, . ) ; 1· - ---~~~~~~-----..-,.cc V<Fi4= a a c 4 P 4 :; a 4 ; Q cc o u ; Q o 4 z c ; c 4 c c < • • .. 4 4 q • q • • 4 • 4 4 a 4 4 4 4 • • • • • • 4 a %% DAl\.V PILO~ N6w-INDS TUESDAY ......... "INSPECTOR CLOISSEAU" ..... -- Monda!, S.,\tmbof 16, 1'168 * T.ONIGBT * ,,.. flicb ''The fly" --MR. 00'5 Ult W. COAST HWY. NIWPOlll' 642.1131 Piaa, P•tu, S.ds a. Stuff Bonnie Guitar On Bill -Guitar, -" the moot V<nalDe llDgen lJI tlJe / "SAN SEBASTIAN" e Stert1 We4'ettl1y e "llD DISDT"' •.Nun o• 1111m· country Md pcl!ltllar ·mualc Hi,~E~~E~~~il fleld, bu be«> lllgned for lj .the Cooutry lllus!c Siiow HARBOR at ADAMS, COSTA MBA. PHONE 546-3102 • ACADEMY AWARD - WINNER U8T -CTOll-MIKE N-S --~-"'°°' --·-»Q ·-· """'°" -...... ... -------·--··-~ 2nd fe1ture at Hunt!ngton '2nd Hit 1t Cinem1 W11t -.i.d Oct. 4 at the Anaheim Coo.v-Ceq!«. Bonnie will llbare tbe lpOtJll)bt With ••ell popWar eotertamera u S o n n y Jlllles and the Sou-n MESA VOICl!S -Costa M .. a yowig1tenr rlnglng chorus roles in Larry Leenerta, Roll Cunha, Bobby PWl!ps, David Campbell, GentWnen, Don Gth100, lhll year's Lyric Opera Allodation producti<lllJ are (from left) Gary Wald, Larry Un<oln, Bob Hoskins and Ray Slewart. George Jonea 111<1 Willlo---------------------------- N ellon -all top nunes in the country music field. Multi·lalenred Bonnie ill not only a vocalist in the ''11op 10" recording field, but alao produces re c o r d 1 , wr:ltea and arranges her own mek>dies. Her hita in- clude "Dart Moen," a decade ago, and heT current best~ller, "l Believe in Love." LA 'Art Treasure' On NY ~kyscraper? trip to Hollywood is suspect. Many Countinns In Laguna Opera Radio &talion KGBS is presenting the show in aseociation wltlJ A rt I 1 t Cooaultants. Barbora Jolin is producing. By VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - James Moran, wtio batched en ostrich 20 yeen ago, bas come to raid Loe Angeles of its greatest art treaslD'e and place it atop a New York skyscraper. Moran's idea o! Los ~:.'!'~ .... .,,....,-.""1::1 Ange~· greatest art wort 11 When 1he curtain lifts !or Ibo Lyric Opera Alsocia· tioo'a .performances-of "La Boheme" oc SepL 27·28 and "The Mani.age of FiJaro" on Oct. 11-12, 8""" will be many familliar O r a n g e Ooonty facee on the stage, acconllng to H. J-Bedell, president of the orpnize.tioo which ii spoMOriDC its seventh sea.sou of pro.. feWoual productiOlll. "La Boheme" include David Lloyd a& Rodolfo; Alen Gilbert, MarceUo: Carol K!rkpabick, MU>etta; John Beauchamp, Colline; Bruce Tuthill, Sell"""""': Wllliam Felber, Benoit; D 1 ck Kuy k e Ddall, Parplgnol; Arthur F. Edwards, Aldn- doro; aod Mike Hoffert, servant-sergeant. The Luxurious New Vnlted Artbts 1165 w. 17 ... s.t. .. He-Pl-141.,2'7 ACADEMY AWARD 1!!'!.'!~-·-JOS!PH E. LEV1NE -& 1111<£ NICHOLS LAWRENCETURMAN- \THE&RADUATE "4 lllCIJ DllASST FU C{l(IR ----- Mfil.-Tllws. 1:11 .. f•ll .. nq., 1.-.11 ••turUy , ... 1-»11 •111141• , .... , .. TWO FAMILY COMEDIES DorisJ)ay and BrianKei DICll 1M DVllE -~ -llOBlll90ll • PllOlllNE -·----lft. Sllew S..,,. 7 J·•· CHt. s.t. & S... Ire• :I ,.., This is the 1ame lout who sold an ice box to an Eslcimo, found a needle in a haystack, ~ a cow purple, led a bull Int<> a china shop and attempted to fly midgetl on kites as an adve.rtiJ:ing 1d>eme, and sat en th e af«ementiooed ostrich egg. One must know Moran's back.ground before dealing with him. Wea:rtng a 1craggly beard and long hair, Moran ap- peared for .it the world like a riverboat gambler 'Moth a marked deck. He could have sold Willie Sutt-On t!ie Brooklyn Bridge and Ulrown in the Lincoln Tunnel tor l;aughs. Moran would rat.her hoodwink a backward 5-year~Id pygmy trhan make a millio-n dollars. That's wby bb CWTtDt F:v~ Disney\and FALL SCHl'DULE OPlR WEDllESOAY 1!111 SUNDAY tlOS!.11 MOll1l!T aid TUESDAY ill; an abom.iDable 18-!oot plastic female in a ttriped bathing suit who o n c e adorned the Sunset Strip, twirl!lng in clrc11!8 in l.ront o! a lacdm.Mk hotel. "Th.at ltatue advertisied the Sahara Hotel in 1.81 Vegas," said Mor an, sadnes1 clutdling bP voice. uAft:er 10 )'Nl'I they toot her down and -her ID a Junk ....... "It 11 & case of history repeating itself because art treasures of ancient Rome, Egypt t.fld Babylon have been pillaged, stolen and burned tbe same way. But I &a!v! the girt, { ! o r $1,!IOO had her repainted and f.,.ed h<r to tile city of Los Angeles as an art ex- hlblt for the courtbouse or some similarly appropriate place. "She is an important and indigeOOUJ art work ol Souttlem California -sym- bolic of Hollywood itself. made Of fiberglas11. And over the years &he spun more than 10 million times. Her purpoHS were vague and her goall nebulou1. Yts, she represent& Hollywood at its best." Moran appeared to wipe a tear from his watery blue eyes. "Now I plan to take her to New Yotk oa a flat, pulled by a truck, and put her atop the 110.story world trade center which will be the newest and highest building m the world," be said emo- tionally. So !ar lle ham't received permigsion to put tbe statue anywhere. "It's a 1hame, crime-,'' Moran sttd, "that Los Angeles llas let this great masterpiece 1lip through it.I fingers. These are root!es1 people here, mi.aware of their own cultural artHacts." Why bas Moran rescued this parqon of bad taste with plans to afflict jt on. the rest of Che nation during its tour acr0&s the countty to New York? "Because sbe is tbe first autflentic exampel of pop art," be Hid. Oh, yes _ • • there's · anotller reason. Moran llas 11~========~==========;1 named tfle &tatue Myra Brecl<inridge. A Hollywood Box Office Open 6:45 stud.to and a book publisbef' s.tm1.,..i.IHklJ0HelW., have paid Mr. Mor.an to pro- WEEKDAYS c..tl11• ... o,.. f:l~I It's• RING-A-DINC LAUGH AFFAIR! -Plus Co-Hit- Lucui. a.II and H•nry Fenti• In "YOURS, MINE AND OURS" Both features In Color CUlht S... '"WILD IN THI STU.,.. .. mote Myra to the fuaest. He admllted tile facL "Even 10," he aaid with • gnat show of personal pride, "I value Myra -you doa 't mind if I call her Myra -3$ a mainificeot COD· tribution to tbe art of our age." , He bowed his h e a d solemnly. You could tell he was touched -I mean realty touched . NO. I o". of ..,., "'01t p•p11!1r r>ew1jli1p1r f11tv ... 1 in fti• 111tlr• U11it1tl St1t.1 I• th1 A1111 l1"d.r1 col11111n. lt'1 e deify f11Nre ef the DAILY PILOT 1n4 ew r•1til•t1 t.11 •• lt'1 -He. I 11/i,1n111. * . . . . . . . . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......................... . ROSEMARY'S BABY IVllT IV1NliNli ··-7:15 P.M. .... --ltMnlllto1• .. ;,:;:: --·-- WI 2 sa12 , __ _ .. _ 1t41·1:11·1:tl .. ... ,. .._ ..... ______ .. __ ... ... ,. ....... EVERY EVENING AT ••• 7:15 and 9:15 P.M. THE GRADUATE •• r:•• .. " a •·•·'"• .. ,•' ,. '·•I••• . I, Armstrong Tops Dixie Jazz Fete -Louis Armstrong and 10 ol the world's top Dixieland bands will star in a giant one-nigftt jazz festival at Disneyland Saturday, Sept. 28. The eightb annual ''Dix- ieland at Disneyland," will nm from 8:39 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. Rolline with Satcbmo and bis All Stars in a Tail Gate Ramble down DJs. Dlmey land lltreb wll be the Duk'es ol D)X!eland, Turk MlllJll!y" Ju. Band, Sanio Pecora's New Orleans All Stars, Teddy Buckner and his BaDd aod Pete Lof. thouse's Second Story Mto "Although the aMOCiation contracts tor t b e ap- pearance of the world's !ln<St operatic tal<!ll to sing the lead roles, the voices ol Orarige County's fine is t yoµng eingen are utilized to perfonn adult and"drildren's choro6es a n d 1econdary leads," hegajd. Karan Armstrong, who has twin leading roles as Mimi in "La Boheme" and Susanna in "flr.arriage of Figaro," i• a resident of_ Anaheim, and is a member of the Metropolitan Opera Compen)' fn New York. Other leading roleti for Julie Harris Set in Comedy with Barbara Kelly. David Merrick bu engag· Tbe Tailgate R a m b I e ed Julie Harris for the star'· aboard torch lit wagons, rtng role Jn "Forty Carats,'' begjmiing at 8:30 p.m., also the new comedy by Jay includee the Firehouse Five Alien baled on the play by plu1 Tvro, the South Market Ptirre Barillet aod Jean Street Jazz B&nd, tile Young Pierre Gredy, the original Men trom New Oreans and autilors of "Cactu.s Flower." the entire Miclde Finn Sbow It will open oo Brosdway a1 an added attracttoo. Christmas Day followinj F th tii 2 a" engagemenUI in Washington rom en un ;.,.,, a.m., and Phflad•1M•a. Leading roles few "Mar· riage of Figaro" are Bruce Yarnell, <iqlng the port ol Figaro; Andree Jordan, Oaerubino; Marvin Klebe, Count Almaviva; Na n c y Bramlage, Countess: John Beauchamp, B a r to l o ; Marvelle Cariaga, Marcellina; Marilyn lnterlandi, Barbarin a; Robert Bebaft, Don Basilio; ond Bruce Tuthill, Antorrio. Artistic dlrector1 for both operas are Eugene Ober, musical dh"ector and con· ductor; HO'W'al"d ' 'Rap'• Graham, stage director; Barry McGee, set and lighting designer; Jack Coleman, chorus muter, Donald Bess, c06tume direc· tor, 111<1 Bliss Hebert, guest stage dfrect(lr. Tickets to the oper11 may be purchased from th• Irvine Bowl box office at 650 Laguna Cmiyon R o a d , Laguna Beach; all Automobile C I u b 1 of Southern California; Wllich's Music City Stores; or Uberty Ticket Agencies. Tickets zange in price from $2.50 to fl p e r p e r formaoce. Telephone orders may be placed by caUi'ng .fK.2607 from 11 a.m.. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. each of tbe starring groups ~ .. wll be playing at locations ----------------~- tfuoughout Disneyland. "Dixieband at Dlmeyland" includes all the special enterta i'nment plus unlintited use of "Magic Kingdom" adventure« in a aingle admission price. Crossword Puzzle Advance tickets are on sale, ~ Friday at $6 each in WaUicbs Music City, Desmond's and witJl BankAmericard at a I l Sou.thern California br~ches of the Bank o I America. Should tickets b e available on the night of the event, expected to be a sellout again this year, tftey wi1 be '°Id at fl.SO ea<h Id the Disneyland ticket office oaly. Ice Follies On Tuesday The 1969 edition of the Ice Follies. highlighted b y Olympic Gold Medalist Peg- gy Fleming's p<olesoional debut. will II< pmniered Tueeday at Inglewood'• FO<Um. 1be lar1e company of more titan 100 top skaters rtpresente: m a n y nations and ls 1tudded with rormer uationa, international and Ol)Ollpic •kating champioos. A dozen newcomers, headed ACROSS 49 Ste 43 Ac:ross l Drawing of 50 1nstru111r1t: an 1r11. nfor111I 4 Mlk•J fast 51 Card 9 Fon1 of on-5Z Increased · pnsatloo by bidding: 14 511 l Down 2 words 15 Cos&ua• 54 Oc:c:11ton lndlc:atl'te 58 Vtntmous or a c,tlllnt snakt l• T•llAn 111· Ml Rtctlve passioned by •ay of m•M•r pront 171. H111I• •1 Crnttn In sphtt't Mythology rtpubllc: 62 Horse 2 words 64 TY devlc:t: l• Synthetic 2 words m1ttrl1I 66 SGrt 20 Try 67 More 21 -111otti1r pleasant 2;2 Grusland '' Bring 23 Erprtss togtthn de19 sorrow flnnlr Z4 Dlrtcls 69 latchful by 1dvlc:t 70 Growls 26 Dl11vr1e111ent n timetable 29 St111lllquld 11brtvflU011 substance ...C. 31 Day of tht DOIN walk: Abbr. ~32 Falsthood '' ,.,, ... , :36 Tiit Emerald Isle 39 Army rank: Abbr. '' laktbtllwt 41 Ont wfto "''"school 43 Bird 44 On )'11,11' •arl 46 Perches · 47 "''" n191lltt: ~ 2 words ' ' l lon~llt4 blnl 2. 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' • Everyone He1 Soll)9thlng That Someone a.. w • .._ 'J'BB affilQU'J' lllN&U KAJUU'TPL4CE OIY TD OIUNGB COAS'l'-PBONIB DlllEC'I' NU87a Xou C.n •S.D It, ' ' Find It, Tredo It • Wrtli 1 W orrt Ad SAYE £ISi? Read DAILY PILOT c L A s s I F I E D HOUSQ FOlt SALi llO LOAll COST Jurt 11ep tn a .....,. tbb large GI emt1na )pan. Ter- rtftc ·l 6. t.am11)' room bome with CUiiom pool, 2 batho, spadous Uv1u& room A ftre.. plaoe "'1 D<Wb' l)llnted U> tf11or. Idtll home to enter. lain in. Cboke Meu Del Mor locl ..... Aildlll $211,950 -make olferl I' \I I • \\ I 11 I J ~I \jt\\l l\\ I< I 'I : <• HOUSU POii IALI HOUSIS P'OR SALi HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSIS fOll SALi HOUSIS FOR SALi HOUSES fOR SA(! HOUSES POI SALi 10000.ntr•.I 1000 0-rel 1• GeMrel 1000 0-rtl 1000 ~rt Buch 1200 Huntl"flOll ~ 1400 F.H.A. TtRMS URGE 2·LfYll E65¥8M sPIAISA ~~~:~::.c:f..l:'E PRlCEO AT ONLY Sll,500 b f UPPER BAY HOM! ~ lhls ~doua th1" bedroom, with RU'MPOS ROOM. CUI-(":_"""" ~ 3'100 Ft:. under ml..m tUe LlV• Jn lbt ~dhs ..,.. 1111·1115 Cliff Drl .. , NowPort ,Heights 111 bath home ,. Ith n,... tom carpet., bis ..... ..,, ~i "'°'· 5 Lg•. bdmu., !O' .n..t l96S "Trend SetW' OPEN DAILY l:Z·' ' place, dinhtg room &nit r /A ltY1e kltehtn with all the matr. IU1te w/frpl, Formal ~y "llouM A Hame'0 Map· htat. BeeutUUlly land1C8ped, buill·lnl, dNpn etc. S hup l7 din. rm., loveb liv. rm. w/ me• Th1I brand new ' CharminilY decorated, 1bake roofed Pro-1Pllt _ rail tmce in front, bed.roOIU. Sharp, 1 h a r p trpl, Panelled farnlb' nn. "'1 ~ 2 batll..hcme cOll' -111 vincial 3-SR • 2 bath home. Sunny Uh pan· fenced rear yard, pat 1 0, Mme. a mllel 1o BEAOf. 2'114 Vllta Dtl Oro huge frpl., wet bar. 5pllnlah 1he lma&IDltioP ot uµ. tuir eled family roomt glused to patio & garden. .11.umpstooe plantua and a Clean cool ooeu air. A.BOO-Newpcrt Stach We tloor8, cmt. carp. A inMPlDe'a ctllcrlmillG-' BAY VIEW from nuge mlll!ter bedroom suite. tine ..iectlon o1 ,,..._ $1,400 LUTELY NO DOWN VA or CARERtEE I I drape" 58' Cov. patio. J>ro. :';'" edlton. i-"4 wtUdD Vaulted beamed ceilings, corner firep_lace, Down • ONLY $900 DN. TO SMALL DOWN nIA. Full the Giily word to delJCribe feu. lndacpd. scar prqe. ~ dlstuce ·.o l:ltmtmJ· decorator draperies & wall papers. Light, VETERANS. lmml!dl&te oc-price $2;9.M>. Be 11:nt in the Blutta: w11 of life E'I~ :'J:'~i&. tQn Beech Stat. Park. lt!t cheerful & immaculate! PLUS a~eallng 2 CUDMCY • ACT NOW! line, call aow! Everythlne dorte P' )'OU 8 .,,t everythlna" you'w «rftl' BR · unit wi'th open beam ceili. * * * * co TS wonderful recrMtkL of all • wanmt tnct. •low, tow, low I used brick fireplace & patio. One of a ldnd, COllfGE PARK w•L~ •c• Fully mamtalned pool • "' .... ..W.lantbl ... Ave. mt. Vet., 'or FHA. -income ngs, • A t:,ypea • , •• er just relax There 1 room to Add... Pl'b. '25,Z!i. No down P'¥- one owner property on a chore less landscaped "" -.. yard .iona: with your MrtJ,y boma eilber a Bedroom.-« tional terms. w /W carpet· 1093 Baker, C!.M. !W6.5'40 G5'xll0' lot. BEAUTIFUL OORONA MO. UAL TORS S1*nisb at;yle home. • complete Voit-or both. inl kneed ttar 1vd. I $7500 Ruth ·Perdoll, Owntr/Broltor 54&.6416 DEL.~ .... ...,,., 1'1 546>4141-2 • 3 • ' &!rooms Older, but oound. 3BR,' ha, ,.,.:. a 1..-.pu,.. A"°"' I ba.thl!I, D'iNING AJtEA. -1ld fOpen 1¥enlngs) Available now larfe livinl~ rm, D.replace, fireplace &: an all sla11 kit'ch-I Rl!DUC'nON! l!!!!!!!!!f~::r:~::"'! I hu"' breakfast "'""" n.. For Lea>e or Salo R·2, ,.-,. Prl'*' 147.500. witll G.E. l>ull>lnl. bid. , ' Rambl1'na Rose tacl>ed double ....... "'°"' ..... 644-1133 BURR WHITE, Rnltor ::" ... -w,,.. wbat • I Il1neu forcet sale ot thil lux-OUSE for both boat and trailer •P'· 2901 Newport Blvd., N.B. to ll\re. I: iad' -.. s.,.r"' -.. F-OPEN H •••. c.,,,.. lo~ n1<dy land· ·iohn macnab 67$.4630 .... , 673=.l 122 -· ,.. 1 - ""'"'""'' 3 ~ S T • SUN I 5 $27 90Q ~-• "'tocla>! c.ii 5671>1 aiud b • t b 1 m:.,.u1ceot A cz • • :::.""',,;.,~ ":::. o:;;; _ MESA VfRD( Wh y Sell 4 BEDROOMS &mm1n1 pool. Wu 152.500. 210 Larkspur, CdM ENTER THROUGH A R05E 1 .. vtna .,.,,. ""' 11 .,,..,,. BA YCREST ' en oa • • • PLUS 300 ., ft ,. ........s • ; NOW ONLY $45,000! Call Most macDwcent Vlrw at un-LINED curved drive, then to aell I.or only $24,950. HUR,. 3 Bedroom home with fam· FOUR BDRMS k:::: ~or= ~ In pltk> wllb ttlD fer appointment Todl)'. S\lb-der $'10 000 tn Corona del through formal entry hall RY n.. and eepanlte dining t:ou.. VA ... _., .:.._ plenty of room for pool. l'Ull m.it yo.r amaller home in Mar. S int, 2 baths, Muti· and look at tbla SUNSHJNE • • • UJ rm, Why waste YoUl' time look-'"'~ er convm ......... .-ii wall brick tittoplace with~ , trade. tul llUMY pe.tio • atones rm. Pool lllze yard. :nood inc at high prt~. tmbecom· a~ unnafd at nut mantd. & paneD.fb&: pa throw to beach. $87,M>. BRlGHT HOME/, 3 bed· llghttng front A-TeV. Hl Fi ln&" hornet. 1hla MW listing no cost to you. built.In n.n&e A oYen, iar,e l ~':· ;: w ~ piped ttiru;ti B tiaa LOCATION, PRICE &: Graham Realty fropt ldtcben, private mast« Mediterranean pa& overlooking a tot that c.u ~ Appt. APPEAL. can now to att. Near NB Post Ofc. 646-2414 suite with bath. VA m don ;, Jan""'""' for oom!or. $25, 950 or $3llll> down FSA. 20l3 WESTCW'F DRIVE Villa llbl• Uvlng. Aho k"p In DllLW 14iU REALTY COMPANY BEST BAY VIEW BUY 646-ml Open Eves. L.oYeJy modern 2 BR, &Vll'd-mind, VA NO DOWN. Evenings call 646-l<M 811 DOVER DR. Newport Cuatom 3 Br. 200)'. 2 sty CUSTOM HOME-"'by &ard"" & ,_wall" NEWPORT BEAa! et ooodo. on fee land. 137,500, BACK BAY II·~.".'...~~~":,"'-JOIN (714) 642 .. 235 Vl~·-~t M~OVE lradeN · 6'>-llll 96>""'1 Evft. 54M103 1/3 ACRE-$26,950 ~ w ~.~ c "" LI I ....., In! r. .... 4 Br., fpl, ------- Rlmblln& rano• ...... AD... DILtncy Rnl Eat•I• are y ng '46>U1 I new ...... ""'"'' or"""'" Air Condltlone4 w..a ol prelll&o. Formal 2828 E. eoa.t Hwy., CdM ORANGE COUNTY'S 128,000. ep.., wkend• 3"1 Sol yt. t dlnlng room. 2 -·· 673.Jno LARGEST 3 BEDROOMS • NEAR Ocean Vtew Ho"" 6lnd St. o..n .. 615-0144 s a Generous 1lzed bedrooms. 293 E. 17th St. 646-4494 :~~-1 $2l,~1i14~~ in excluaJve C..Ji!«> Shoret WATERFRONT 3 bdrm #62 4 BR, 2 bathl, cpts/drpt, Lovoly lond"'1ped """""''· HARBOR .VIEW ""' 3 luxuriouo bedroom• 2 ON A LOT BaJboo Cov ... l60,00l. Would patio, landlcaped, bdwd fin. S&l720 . Contemj>orary boQle ready to G I $22 500 ALL. and wann cozy ltUd-)' prefer acreqe 1n trade. Owner li'aMfemd -tab TARBELL •Harbor move into. Two Kini size • • r NEAR STA TE G= :•,::U, Custom 2 BR homes en lal'lf U-8-1171 BRA~= '"rEA1LTv - -BR. 2 ... -rm !No Down I Ev $41.ol<2 Eastslde, C.M. 138,900 ·-th BEACH -poo1 1ot w;p,;va"' 1ront 6 rear Newport Hgts. 1210 "'""'' •• N ~un:bes 3 ft~--~· KOLL 3 BR 2 bo ""' to 184,500 patio" luo;b Jaadscaplng. VACANT ear """' • cau. ...... u-, ner hmne, covered patio & $251950 contact Jim Cobb Llve in one&; rct the otbf!r. * PLEASANT 01tf Haven 3 114 bll.thl, $21,500 RARE a Yard delight. Quality 501 ENJOY POOL. TDmJS. 4 eves, m.19&1 Try FHA tmnt. Br, 2 ba ·+ 2 Br Ocean Vu 3 BR downtown, frelhly Geora:e Wllllam1t1n, Rltr. Home with 2 BR &-Pool + nylon iold carpeting. See t~ erlookl .....,..., $29 500 income Alt-$49,500. ~S.'12'9 painted, ,da.e to markets, m-4350 Eves. 6'fS."6f Income urut tn beat CclM day-tomorrow may be too =::% ~ 1oan':"'sis9 HARBOR I la.rls lot and room fm' min .,.._ 138,500 Jato. PAYS AU. EHtbluff 1242 unit.. A ""1 -buy II ..,!h.:!.,C::,0:.2"~ CORBIN-MARTIN Ntwport COMP'ANY SACRIFICE 1 ,,. old 3 S.: 11!f.:;1<f..::. 'b.11y 1ng pool thHo bot d""' or REAL TORS REAL TORS 211 bath bome, 1<•.U MIJlllS . Evea. .,..1124 ::... "a;.:.,,"':'~·~ 30~li~;·~~;f;!dM Vlc::rl• ORANGE COUNTY'S 673-4400 * 642-lnl Anytimo * =~· "'""'· Own. RENTAL BUYS . family room & aboot llm LARCi&ST ASSUME 511.010 -·~~ft~ BLUFF" 4 Br. oplt 1v1 open V1"811t 3 l •BR hom ... CU. ft Good ~-"t 1 •·"· 646 °111 29• E 17th St "' ••94 '~ " OWNER ·-·-~w-' pei., Mape• built-a U sq . uuv oan to...._ -v " • • ~ Be&utttul 4 BR 2 bath home beam. Tile roof. U/mrkt at nnlal terzm-. bile .. ,. too, w1th payment'"' BAYCREST FIRST TIME. 4 BEDROOMS ..tth ,.... falnlly "'o"" 131,')50. 0wn.r ~w ""'vA 0,.,;:, _- than rent. lmmed. J>OI!. EXCLUSIVE wtth us. RE-FAMILY HOME lo pleue the muGw ckd>le ftr9place, LISTER REAL TY : COLLECS29,500. E ft~"TY ·~·-ouCED $6,000.00 for qulok 4 BEDROOMS .,,., nn the marl<et ond Ill whole 1&ng. -Wnlly over • m.ct "'"'"' BR, toroQ• dtl Mir 1250 l66U Beocl> m. 118 1142'11133 ~ -""'e 'bedroom Lg Fam $19 500 oOft'ed hy lleLlney Rn! room, WB -· .i .. 1or1eou1 MW nylon ' Ca Sh . , i "'""'"'l"'"'"~o:'!''!""'"'""I . . . • I Estate exctoliveJ1. Ranch p.nt carpet, d r. p e I . carpettn& • fully built • in rneo om 3 BR a BA, tirepl, new cpta, Ivan Wella' roo~, tremendoul Pa1oa Ver-Move into thla large family style home with heavy lhake CHOICE BUY • $21,900. ldtehen. Prtced to aell at Lovely customs BR, s ba.tb.t, drps. dbl pr, ldacpd,. patio. NEWEST MODEL ~::ei!,i:;e~e:i= ~me today. Close to 1hop. roof, dlamood shaped wt&. $27,95<> • 10% down. au. 3,000 aq. n. Pool. immaeu-Sl.7,500 -'Low dn, a.urn Joan • ( BR 4 ba, lormal din nn, for ·Fom:ial dinin&. l..a.rie p1ng, acbools, and f;hll!'Ches. dawa. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 540-1151 Copen evea) Hfirl. late. Imrnedlate possea&on, IM02 Reilly, Pac. Suda. lam nn w/wet bar, 3 car heated Pool lS x 40. C.D.M. Just put~ the marltet, this Mahop.ny pqellfd family f.aie R"1 Estate $74,900. excellent ftnandDc YEARLY lae. $250. Lib new gar. Contract now for Sept High ICbool. Euy upkeep. ooe woo t last. $153 per room. Like new condition ava.ilahle. dean 2 BR, 2 Ba. Pool, '°"'''"'°" ~ cbooH """' For 1Ppt. oall ,,.. Von 0 ., tnOllth lnclud" tax .. Ind In· only 4 yoan oid. Belt lot&-ORANGE COUNTY'S •TRANSFERRED • Bkr. mH.15 or -beoctL -de Vlllap (213J own colon: I: cariiettn&. Borden 646-3255, Jean Smith ~. Only $700 Total t1on ••• .......... ••• $69,500 LARGEST MOVED AlJIUlt 16th. Must Invest nr. the OcNn 232...CQ. Adulta, no pN. Roy J, W.ard c.., .... "'° R<altor. Cash roqulnd, DoLency RHI Etteh 293 I. 17th St. 646-44f4 oell 4 Bii. 3 bath our ICbool 3 BR, 311 ba, den, 2 Fplca, 3 LOVELY 3 BR, Davidson Realty JEAN SMITH, 2828 E. eout Hwy., OJM OPEN DAILY "pork. Low down. 61(!.4414 ..,...,. '"Mountain" twe n-,..., -· blt·IDI Decorator's Delight REALTOR ,673-3770 SHARP Newport B e a c h "Beach" home, or use b nice walled )'Ud. t Blclc: · 'Stoey 3 BR + family + 219 Ja I CdM ....,,, ... , N•ed $11Xll 2nd Duplex, Or build """"' -...... $%3,000 dininc. Tile f!'.ltry, $3l,500 400 !:. 11th St., C.M. 646-325.5 Sm ne, TD wbk:h will lea'fe 30% home on bee.utlful 40' lot. 8&2--1115 Rltr. mo H.-5B, CM Ba Fro Greot 5 ldr111 10% down. Prime ... .,. I<> equity. Wrill Box ~ c/o STAN SMITH I 'PRFSnDDi"'"'c"E"'11am=1:.1-;Br;:-, -:J 'V_1llage Real Estatr. ----·-- ---~--- -Eve•. ""'"' y nt 2043 WESTCL!FF DRIVE Pool c:atlon w!th view 3 Bila 2 Daily Pilot Roaltor m.:1010 Ila. """· Drpo, Bltm. Nr. ·~7111 ~ ~.,, ~ u·•-room + •·-"", a~·~ 1n ~~"-• Cathollc -~· I • ., eT WOODSY yard nr Harbor Hl BeM!tifUJ 4 bdrm ... bath on ....... ~ ~· • ~ .. FA &eat uuiuq ~ I; CCllM; uewl)i J'""l.n.llal.: ........... • ll B 3 Jp BR, 2 ba tge fam nn 70 ft. of wattt front witb Out 5 Z.ltory Wettcllff clulic. 3% ' 'compete-Coata Mesa 1100 decor. 2 br., 1 ba., prage Aaume 5i.4 VA. Owner elec • blt/lnl 'h u,, pa& sandy beach Private pier for er pace be, large tam rm w/BBQ. area. tel'Vicw porch, 3 cu apt 2 br. 1% ba, prb. dl.ap.; 16581 Tr"Qdy In. 847-8030 I $29 500, ' ' 10 tt. boat.' la'e. tam. rm. ProbJem Extra nice kltcben. Swtm· pn.p on alley.. BY Owner.Imm Po.. J BR 2 dbl prqe. 111, UT 'Richard ,,,_, /blt in bat&: barbeque tge ming pool and paUo New· Rltr. 646-3928 Eve. 642-0185 BA Hobb)' Shop.Camper, Neu J'alhtca. ldarid L•iuno BM,. ch D • -~.,:-~'1 ~v ;,. w/volcank ·n..: Wo 1'"::.,~ sclencoh. lnllerthe port HI. Try'"""' ."9,500 *LACHENMYER boat'"'"'" New carpet., • l1ll AWCldo, Cl!M • 1705 vt.1·•,w.i. • · space yi.,.,.ema ~ ave Mn Mari IMMACULATE ,.....,i, __ i>Vk place • $119,too. answer. 5 Big bedrooms, · on dra,pa Lawn spklrl. AlltO OWNER • Cbu'mlna custom ntt B<ln'ONIAN ~ ......,..,.,5 "' R m1rkabl1l prap ~ · I>Qllte ttD-.,_ beauty 3BR1'.4 beth, Small 'C" THOMAS, Rtiltor sepl11'8te master arlte and • 1.np. lnlulated. New patnt. bit 2 Sr. 2 &. -din nn. New :Di&:lNld architecture, 0: T ~ • equity, Ultlme lam loan. 224 W. Che.st Hwy. M3.5621 atudy. ~Super &harp condition ElegtJtt 5 B~ o-eeutlve h:lme CdM Hi-Sehl. 332 Monte Prlncipala only, 673-4868 exterior wood pank, ~ 1:;:"'1111~-=·=;!:;-:::i.~12'~·~900~· .. Ph:..,.:.:Rnl:"":.:Ml NWpart Bch. Eve. 545-5&43 throughout. Corona Del Mar 1n B&ycrnt. Ideally pl1Jllle9 Vista C.M MS-8121 brick, window 1hutten, p >-zm High &bool District. Formol Coldweff lank & (o. for formal or lnlonnal en-' ' le -Unet, 3 BR, 1am; No Matter What It Is YOU CAN SELL IT WITH A SEE THIS 11 dining room plu• family 2:300 l cot1t M:t.-r tertalnln&. l..&rge dininc I: NEW HOME lido fife 1351 den, liv nn. 2 frplc1, p.tto, 4 BEDRM-$23,000 I room with fireplace. L.arp ~ ... 'r"'o...tt~ family room, breeldut area. low Down Payment 2 Ba. $28,llfiO • $:2,000 dn. eomp1ote1y -·""· yard ..,,. "-o1 1ree1. , :;v:! =""'· =a11-3 BR, '"' "'· f"""", land-BA YFRONT Mllllm rui,. mom &&med ttiUnp. wan to Youn at $36.500• iarden •xquiai'fely d~ ~ • many other ex-3 BR, 2 bll Home on Nord .... """""' thruout. °"'' Colesworthy & Co. Assume 5% % loan ed Uobea .. ble "" 1'18.500 tru. w ... on Vklorl•, Jett with 1 BR Apl E><OOleot RENTALS "'l"tlni tn Jormol dining w1ih "'"' 112 00 -. on Valley Rold. U07 Valley financing. 11111.00>. Ho-Furnished room. 2 baths. Walk to on thl1 Collere Partc beauty ' • Circle. ~ W1lk•r Realty "-•ntala to Shir• 2005 schools & shoppina. Owner 642.nn teatariftl S kins med BR1. Pete 81rr11tt RMlty On ttie Blau 3336 Vla Via Lido 675-5200 =;;..;;;.:;...;;;..=.;.;;....;;;;=t will bdp ftnance, fiol0.1720 190f Harbor Blvd., C.M. double fireplace, luM land· lG Westdltt Dr. 642.-SlOO 4 Br. a Ba., ptortly furn Utf!!!"'"~~!:'!':~'"'""""' TARBEl.L ~ HIU"bor Open Eves. 1Caping 1: culodf.aac ..creet. wanted. Lee r.ot. rm. for DUPLIX ...... Fact is Don't M"1•• "'-Is OPEN HOUSE DAILY travel trir, Di<~ patio. Wallt lo·Oceu & Sboppllsg •n • • • -In 2519 v .... , Pl. $23,950-AIA or VA Carp, --· 2 Bcnu •"'-lmmM:ulate Happlnnsis ••• Having AR-lllClte Cltt' Salemi.en are malrin& Immaculate Eastaide Jocatlm $22,900. Tenm. 6f6-923S cmdVton. Xtra 11rp pr money-we bav1 delkl '°' 3 BR pluo fun nn, • fonnal 3 IDRM 2 BATH DUPLEX patio & declc, $40,00l P'Um. A,. lJOU looltlng f« • _., 2 more. lnqulrt., coolld.,.. dining an•>. 511 % FHA • • Cnn 2 BR, crpll d'P" ,.. R. c. G~ Reolly maid If '°• lot Roomml tial. 10% down. Carpeta, dr&pe1, fireplace, frta. ltOY 1 ~ iJ 000 3416 Vla lJdo 6'J'3..8300 Refeiece ustst YoU ••• BURR WHITE, Realtor * $7Z,950 * F'A beat, buDt-lnt. Pt.US yrty. inc: ~ tU. 2oo_ Cont1ct: 2'01 Nowport Blvd., N.B. MIZELL REAL TY * 642-lnl Anytl * larp .,.._.patio.°""" $77,500 "'44 A St.ti Ave Huntington Beech 1400 .Roommtlt Reftrtnce 11~6~7:;5-4~63~0;,;·~·~..,~·,;6:,:7~3·~S~l2~2~==~ .... ~""'~==::.'.~!!!!!!!'!!!!!!:!!!!!!!-~!!l lot wllll """"""boa~...... . , ' s. .. 1 .. er, trailer or etc. Eutside 642-7472• N~ Beach Pb. m.::zu Oen•r•I 1000 General 10000.neral 1000 near Newport Hel&bt.1. 4 SEPARATE hotslM ail 2 R-ac SW . DAILY PILOT 11·~._-. ___ ...;...;..;.~=='----=c:..:;;.;c;=;...---=-"1 Wellt-Mt:Cerdlo, Rltrs. 2 -Good nntal ""'L F,..li IM POOLI WAJ<TED Male room ml! 1810 ~-• ""~ c.. CID ..._ J~ a• "'111 .-Y 4 Bit located INS lo lhent -Apt i-..ipor..._ .. ..,, ·••· ' _.,, ~nearBeach&ex-11-t &U-8374 .... mo !:vft. 644-0ISI -·-· WANT AD' Fer Foat Service & &port Assistance DIAL 642-5678 DIRECT JUST SAY CHARGE IT! ' O llCJl'"ranoe '9tters of the four .:rambled words h.. low to form four simple wordt. IOAYPIN It I I' r I IGYKAW I I r I ~M~U_F~E~L...,,.....,..-11 Ove,hecrd In liquor bo" I I II r '1rs natural for a man to get' ._..__..._...._..._..,9.~ "'°"led. E.-y "'°"' 1hould .-------., toke a wife. I wf•" somt man ... ,r_• .... t-L .... t_s,...1 -1 .. ,..,1 ... ;-jl !i:!~z1:~ E:. • nlNT NUM8UfP r LEffilS IN SQUAlfS rr1·rrrr1 -·-~~ ... swt..,'f"1_'°'_.l......_I .... I ... I_. I IN I I ................ .....__ WILL 3'll 1ii lntettlt In ( Br IChoola 11 well worth the WOMAN' fO a&ft 3 111'. 2 Ba: Beginner's Delight , -or Wfll ..,., 2'11i ::i ,,.:"' wlthotlt the -e. i chlltl OK. CM. ..... ~ 3 bedroom homo Mllbro St C.M. 5a-9lll Pac:lflc:'Sbonllloalty ~-=~3.,.-'·-~--~1 "' 1 falltutlc: lo! &ncl a quid ~ Oimmerdl1 blcll + 1 br. S3Ml9I EwL 53J.'IJ2'7 2 GIRl.8...., 21. """' 1111 S free.lined ltreet. 1\"tlh paint born., $27,000. $5,000 dwn, BR. bMcb apL l50 Mo. ea... and carpefL All th!1 for bal. e;~'Kt 64&-102 ' 126~ .otb St. NB aft 6 PM $13,600 on Gl. linancln/t. Dirty D-1 BR, -· ltlt<h, ~, ftrl ,. GOOD lDwltm't, home with -....-,.. ··- •• , SPR•IoNG unit """"'· Both ,...,.. IUTI -~~ ::t;. •f :::'" -10" clD ~ Owr Loll cl potentbl In 11111 -• • REALT'l OWNER VA or FHA 3 BR I •den'"' 1......, lot. w• "aorlimo." $11,l50, 929 Caain>ol St., 11.UTDAL !\EAi.TY Nlwpo.i -h · 2G H.-BM!., 'C.M. CM .... '73115 ·-to Miid> ,_., A~ lnvltllloft Tlrod Of Crildit;;iOx M-y-lllt "'° w.,....RENT ll4M4tXS -the wtotar 11 Centfrvctlon? . beldl. lteduo<d ltl .. 1 1'lon Ullt to u..-. tor,..... * PAINLISS Whllo lvylnt , It • a !teotll ~ -J .......... batll>, F'INANCINO * v .... t 4 Bit a ha °""' ,..,. all Iba. \lrfc<L tllnlnl -. r....t --4 BR 2 L\, 11m11Y nn. 11rop1, Haven. Good .,.., nt IClll1, BUltR WHITI, RN JIAN SMITH, REALTOR ltolhly ""8"""1 AwllallM Ip """ 1'f, 0..1 bell 11111 675"4630 -64 lmmedfalll)I l>(,l!IO, 1812 at $33.GOO. FffA •• VA. UOOStodlJllRllla,J Wblto o.t, -s.t ·-!CATELLA flV . dilb-2 111D, -• ... 147o4061 146.9366 ~ -• ..;,,,,,, J'!)OI.' 400 E. 17lh. c.M. -1 ·-s ..... 1s.,.llMU.$1Z1""' $19,IOO YA lit o;;;;· !!!!"!!!" IMch 1M • 111111 """""~ -• e $1!111 PAYS "1,1, e 1 BR Ill bath&, Jtllo Jll2 MGllI.IND Dr, lllllr -Oc.. a -ii llOI If, ~ I e tmmn'•,,. Hllae:Clr2t..tamrm.all COIUfEft No pr-. QD.w O, • ca. to -.ihloc bl!DI, flJl<.' IJS,IOI -dll IMmNG'T!lH B&\QI $125, .... pd., .-• ocz.mo Evoo. '541$ o.-,-. i--' 931,500 tbN J-JIA, -• lllNNEDY OIOICECllldlo.NotilUihOld TedWay,ltlly SU.257' , BR. ""11-Sop!.~ SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFIC'., .. ON 8000 'BR a BL poo1, 1rp1. -iltec1 • ~· Prlv•lo ~ • tlot.111 E., 111-------------•'1-=::::::::::::=:.:.:::..::::::.:::.::::.:...=.~==~= .. ~"~~~~~ CllAJIGE--..i -· Ill>: .. ,llf!O. -ftld ii -• -tell l!llpwator, llHlft • ( I. • .....__.___..__. ----~-----""-------------~-- I I I -14 DAILV PILOT •-· s.,._ l4. lM . .. KUi IREHfll3 -RJiNTALS H-~umllhed -Un!vmhhed ~to. fundshad __ _ * RIAL. ESTATI a-<al ANNOUHCEM!lf'IS end NOTICES 1-...n llMch 2200 Newport Helthh 321 0 Newport lloech •200 I MOL --~ :is.Jun• ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~-,;;;;;;;;;,-.J,w;lllTER;;;;:;;-;_:-i:a1, 3 BR. 1 BA. U. -mo. O:irnpletely 3 Bdmi, f'rplc, cM p,rqt:, \lpSln w/pr. Ff.m, er Coola Mooe 1100 2 BR. llJli -°"""' -Car. O:mv.flhp'a. AduJtl llontals Wanted 5990 • Money 1e ':!!" __ an_o p,,..n.11 640! W»m:1I ,.. ... waol<d 111 retired pnUeman. Oean Ind rftPOIWble. Can ban4JI adjacent unli.. MO-o6S42 WANTm IO rent, prq:e IP9« for J old cluak: 1utoln0bilf't. 211: ._.lSQI ,12,000 • FREEi tom. 2 Br. 2 Bl. BllD allGey, aduJhci!:' Sl90R':...... wor1dn& .dulta. No pd&. kit-. """"'"" Pallo, l'O m -· r Wbdl o< .Ct ' pm 67>-lm, cNttb:iu1e. .,dult&. No ptQ. Nor NB ~ Ok. ~· lli A 34th St. pttf. eon.idtr a pf'HICh1 child. No pets. Now v~t. Aw&IL for rood bC or 2nd TD Joan. l·S yr term. Call Mr. Adlms. ma. $.fi6SO ;:i0,000 CASH ID !n"felt er bUy cotmnm:i&1 ar ·~ -· fllll 5"1-'$17 RMI Estlte Loane. 6340 -. Ho. lM kJslde Vllla&e: 3CG \ !~~!!:!~ii!i!!!!!!!!!!\iHON~~EY~M~OO~N~a~pt.~•~I"'~°' Pw::tDc CoMt llWJ'· C2Ul C ... _, :.. ... :._ 3250 b&1 and OCMn, larce room J BR, encl patio, blt-im w I cwen: crpta le drp&. ~2493. 2Hi Ytodol:a. C.M. m-am orenA -_. wtth firtplace, kitchen. $150. Jl:oorna for Rent 5995 rt...... 2210 VlEW ..... , -fllmbbtd. oew1Y ~ 1 '~t. 2011 l<ln1a Road, 541-2391 &ftn ' p..m.. S350 YffJ'b' kue. Untum 2 ~mt a.flu 6 p..m. Br. home. Lts yard. 2 etr 1 BR-J Bt. $165 mo. Winter I ·N;;;;aw;port;;;::::':':1:th;:;;:;5:200;;;. 1•r. OompletdJ ~ted! AU "'Ill pd. ~ blk to bch. I• ~-Adults.,.i. 12ll w. Balboa ••••. B/B . Ne pet&. Water I: prdeMr 494--5189 3 BEDROOM, 2~ bath. tace pd.. m'IE Of' 67":118 (Of I"'======== pool $250. Av1Ua.ble Sept. PRlV. min.. 6: ba.th, wlcnds or an 6 PM 673--1932, ll6 A 34tb St .. Npt Bch Wlloffya Wont? What141y~ Got? SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOi NATURAL llOlllt SWAPPERS ' Specf1I Rete HOME LOAN Let UI belp you ~ a home.. refinanc• exitlina loan or ob- tain I 2nd TD lou. -.. Coron• cltl Mar 4250 15th.. Adult• only. c-.. •1 Mar 2250 NEWDI ' "'· l ... """· Bay & •-ch l"--------1-blto&. ....,_ -SO.olhw,.2BR,pool.adulu •• 2 BR. 2 Ba.. f\tra. « mlfln.. ATd' Od. 1 i.. ms. oo p@Ca. Sta> yr lease. Realty, Inc. ROOM, kltch. 1JC'lvU. College or worklna l(irl; after 6 PM cal1:875-l971 5991 5 llnet -5 tunes -S WcJc:a •U~~I -AO ¥Ul1 OKlUD• l-Wll.1 -..... • "-· .......... ,., ... 1111 II'- FREE APPRAISAL A PROMP1' SERVlCE Sattler Mortgqe Co., Inc. a36 E. 17th st., Colla Mesa 642-21'1'1 545-0611. ~ YOU• .,_ "'41• .....___ ..... ~ .... fl """"'111"'9. ~ HW mrpt1I.. So. mm m.cis 6?3-82J.J 2025 w. Ba.I boa Blvd., NB RA VE It )"OW' own WIJ' - o1 HwJ. P IDOlllh.. HEW 1 BR.1 bl.tbs. m mo.. =a.c-.m.~1 .. -Ap-:-1:--.-.$"1"oo"'mo.-613-3663 Evu. 54Mi9B6 plus 111e1:1, ~. ' Eves. f13.7865 642-USi' 1--M01NIH0 FO• IAlt -r•AOll OHi.Ti PHONE 642..5671 tit IQ.SIS ~ ... __ .. , • p, 1 Io• 703 Acacia St., QlM · sood company. Exceptlonal Mortn1-T 0 •a 6345 ..,.._ ·--.. • 2 BR, 2 ba, balcony patio, •mall home, just opened. UO,<Ol eqult)' Wlllttler V:liew TRADE UP OR. DOWN • •-·i . '--.. - Belhoti 2300 dnpM.. A&t-iB-2m COM!fJN. llv/llttping rm., w/w carpeting, d r •Pt I• Very real0ll8.blt. 546-6U6 ihome, 4 BR, 2 ba, 2200 sq: ft HAVE UNffS ·WANT DU-S556S ht TD payable $55.65 Te Place· Your T r1der't P1redlM M °"'-"-------pri•. entrance I: be.., nr., bit-Ina, S165 yrly. 4249 ,;~:==:=:==:.=i===-'='-Exchanae for Sall or Power PLEX mo. incl 8% Interest on CL06E lb: ~ adult. crWet. Hufltingten le.m 3400 So. ot Hwy. $9$.. &?3-ms HUa.rta Way, NB. 54(1..00lJ Mite, Rentals 5999 boa.I, Motor Home or FI C HAVE TRIPLEX -WANT small level OceanviN lot, ~ M mo til Jlft" FREE RENTAL BOOK NEAR new lrg. ! Br. Apt. LEASING Oct. ts. $165. Util -land. Owner 6114-1349 llOUSE, Broker '569451 10% discount. 4~1137 • SS5 lhn& Stsic-Yrt;J. °"Wt In and BrGWM Bltna, Swedish frplc. Util pd, 2 BR. crpt1, drpa. La:e ~~~~rem:;/~~~. Will trade imports, or ~ NEW· Mini-Bike, hardly ANNOUNCEMENTS m-.mt 3 &edroom5, 2 S.lhl, Cozy pd. $175. 6i'5-2m frplc. 1 Bldl: bch. Adultl. 21+. Happy atmosphere I: a meslic car tor good inboard ridden, comp. w/le:nders, and NOTICES Lido IUe 2SS1 f'1ftplace. ~ G~. lboa 4300 546-8005 friendly ftm place to live, or inboard ouroo.rd, lki lights &. 2% HP n_xitor; I--';.;...;.;.;;_ ___ -,.,. Udo hie BayfrOllt 2 BR's + Den. f'\ml. Pier I: Sl.ip. l to 5 months mitU $600. per tDOQtb.. Best are. ot Lido. Mrs. Raulatm Completely feoced. Leue:. ,.B_e ________ 2 BR. 2 Full ba. Carp., drp&, All interested pa.rt.lea coo-bol;t, approx. 18 tt FOR: CbeY. 5 Cyl., pref. found (fr .. Ach) 6400 sin.so Pt1' mcl'\th. OCEANFRONT blbll, disbwahr. Mir apt. B, tact Manha 546-1350 nm Phone -646-i'19S "-'iS. Call: 548-59116 FOUND white male cat. v~ R I JA03 SUperior. 646-35r80 mo. inclds all l meah. TRADE-C-JA property next Seuoned lat T .D., $4.750, lovable. Vic Npt. Bcb pier Ye1rly ent1 NEW•-·--·~ 2 B 2 s. ._._., ... OYvina •~cm .... vs $60 mo. Orlginal 5ale no r~·-. 9/5. Call -•u 5 Newly decorated, Bachelor .:JUW...,,.......,. r. · GARAGE clean convenient new .,..,..... .,.,~, ......... IN•• ...... Apt1. No pets or chl.}dren Acroa1 fm. Coco's. lBm 1 blk Alpha Beta markf't'. equity prlct: $69,00J for in-$7,!XX>; well SK'tlnd, xblt p.m. 548---45.17 ...,_ ELiJllGER noo &. $12S mo. Irvine n75 to $225. 642-0239 MS-:m8 oome, clear land, beach pay. ~.~ ":,A!1te model PRESCRIPI'JON auna;las&el ,.,... ......: home, or'!'? owner 64>1909 Cad. or . ,.,...,.. ..-. m-f456 or S40-5140 91:i E. Balboa Blvd. 3 BR, 2 ba, fll>k, bit-bu, -Gar11e For fUnt , i;;;-7:'';::='-':::::;:-;:,-;;:;;-I foi.a:xl in vicinity a f CLEAN Bachelor Apli. In c \ u ti I 1. Geo r ft Slnale. $20 Month WANT: Vacant-House-or · ~ Ac. ~ ranch N. Cali. Yorktown ' Beach mvd. IL •-37 S All uW incl $75 op Williamson Rltr. 673-4350 642-31643 HAVE: TOI, Cad\ &: North l hou8el lOM It fencing, 9M !162-5466 agun1 u.•ch 0 315 E. "-'boa Bl•d. ========== II---_::::::=_ ____ ,San DitJ"O County Ranch. It barn, 14 stall.I, For S. Cl.I.I o.. 642~73 ranch • inc, home -or ?! FQUND: Male cat. tiger-OCEANFRONT Spectacular BALBOA 673-9945 Newport Hgts. 5210 REAL ESTATE, $60M equlty • S!l)M owner type, vtc. Union Ave., C01!ta :..:.:..:;.o;....c-.=..----Gener1I Ocean View -Nr. Npt piu. Me 66-9015 VWa. Partly furnished. Huge MODERN 3 BR. 2 Ba. furn. 2 Bdrm• .. carpetl, drape1 • ...:;;.::.:;.;:.;_____ W 661909 11· Coldwell, llillk• & C.. nm, park-like r round•. apt. 510 E. Ocean Front. -4 unlts fum, best ren WW •-•• 5 •-,,~bl• o•"1 BASSETT Hound found 9no .___ .......... ..,... Patio: 1&ra1e. Adults 1903 Income Property 6000 1rea. $58,500 • take am h&e ...... """' •"' pri'fate uni.ch, sea........,... __,., Balboa. ~Tl« or 494-4534 Haven Pl. Yrly. 548-5308 . d Own ._,..., braided n.tp !$50 val) or Fuhlon Island mall. Call 5 BR, 3 be. 1'Um home, l&e patio, 7-9 mo. leMe, $475 mo. Rltr 673--80> ""° v"' ria S.aoh . $ $ $ M k "' Ira •. " -n •.• ••83 rno. ' o BACHELOR Apts., all util. G er Court Ave. 673-6527 8 speaker Zenith HJ-fi ($851 ~~,7;-i;;;:;;;;;-.,-;;=-:.::<c:=: Oceanfrorit house $ 3 8 5 · paid. S70 Moiith. El Mar Newport Shores 5220 s Unill, excellent rental area, Boat J.5' JeUries. fly bridge vall for rood freotzer. MAL~E kitten abt 5 mo 494-4653 Motel, 310 E. Balboa. Blv. I ~iiii;;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I beautilul Chvner -Manager sport fiaher, ($16,tXXI value). 847-0311 old, vie. 39th I: Seashore. ~:~ ~ :;:, ~ 3 RMS. 2 Ba. Util pd. $100 ti! l I -Unit. Property llhowa attrac-Will take rood car, amall FRESNO equity, 5 modern fr.i....5100 lloslc Boating Cl•- Otleted to Public by Bolboe Power Squad"'n Startiol 1 PM Mon. Sept. 16 at Newport Hartior YKIU Q® T.lO W, 8'1 Ave., New· pod BMcA. NO ADVANCE R.EGlSTIIATION N£CE:S. SARY, ENROLL AT a.ASS 6*ld2 ac mm b' men • lnlo. Also Huritlngton Beach Re&Wnlion at Uunttnitoo Be'ac:h Hlih Schoo! Monday Sept. 18. Canoes cmtinue throQ&hout the Fall. FREE ! Baafc Bo.ting Cl1 .... Otterf'd to Pu'"-!le b~ Bilbo. Power Squ1dron Startln1 7 PM Mon. Sept. 16 1t Newport Harbor Yacht Club 720 W. Bty Ave., New- port Beach. NO ADVANCE REGISTRATION NECES SARY, ENROLL AT a.ASS 84&.sm or 613-185r5 tor more into. * Single Adults * Y oU. c-1.11 meet from 2 to 10 new people this month and every month for the next 5 years •.. Pre-aelect- ed to please you. For inter- esting recorded mesaaae, dial 1136-6200. RIDE needed -Wallace &: 20th to c.mpu.1 Dr & Palisades J.4: 30 wk days . ,.._...,. ALCOHOLICS Anonymol.l.!I Phone SU-171'1' or write to P.O. Box 1223 Costa Mesa. BR I: den, :I BA, epta, nrp., June. S150 yrly. 319 Fernan-~-.., live return on lnvesb:nenL boat or~ ntate In trade. units, afr..cond.; trade MALTESE kltten abt 5 mo B1lboe Island 2355 frpl, pool. .$300 mo. Alao do. 613-5!Ml) 0,. on• ~: FOX COMPANY Ow1'~r 646-5.'flS for income, Orange County old, vlc. 38th I: Seuhore. I -L-1-fet_h_H_aa_l_th_S_tud_lo- .q avail 2 BR. 2 ba. $250 mo. YEARLY · Furnished l &. 2 2863 East O:last Hiway CdM 2 BR, Den Duplex, (2) 1 BR. OWN:~ 675--5109 Hospitality ii Our Motto TEACHERS Wlntp-rental -adults 496-1243 betw UJ.5 pm Br. R.euonable .Rftlt? Walle ON TEN ACRES 673-S-19S siJ..4918 Apts., Ocean Vu, Oil Leue. FEMALE Slameae, found In FREE STEAM wrm Announcemenh 6410 9 mo. Furn l Be. 2 car pr. to sboppin1. 548-31.58 1 &: 2 BR. Furn .l Unfurn i--~-=~=,,.-...,-~IBelrn. Hts. L.B., tor home WW trade 27'' mohogany, vicinity ol Bushard Toucan. SWEDISH MA&SAGE ~led inside"' out. Duplex• Unfum. 3975 LARGE 2 BR, range apt,% Frplcs I Pri I Patios I M · lA NPT. BCH. lnd. So. ol P.C.'H .. CdM or buy low conaole 'JV, new picture Pleue identify. 968-ZZ88 Open wkdyi 10 a.m-11 pm :.C:"'-'----block from beach. SUS, Pools. Tenn ii -Contnt'l Bk-cm pix. 12 W a re b 0 u 1 e 1 Prut. only. GE 8-D7 tube, approx. valllt!! $125 -SHAGGY, mixed b r e e d Sundays 10 am -g pm LRG. 4 Br. Near IChll A: winter. 673-402S fst. 9 hole Putt/Grffn. ~x.:c~. ~~ 1~~-1:'. 1951 Ford Pickup 6 cyl. 8' FOR Battery portable TV. female dor, found vi c 519 E. Broadway lhp'g center. Crpta, drpa, 900 Sea LBM, CdM 644-2Sll ........ '°',OOO • S8.000 dn. bed. A·l. tor DUNE BUGGY 536-U3l Rossmoor Center. 842-2331 Long Beach (213) 437-71))9 bl--67 .. •~ -• 5 Lid I I 4351 IMR•·Arthur nr. Coast Hwy) ....... -S AT w t tra 1-" ha I" u... ......u. •n · 0 t e ... Ownfbldr 713: 9U-l368 or UDO Al LB 0 • an ve u...,er ve " ADORABLE Ol'ange kitten. ~ENTALS Hau1e1 Unfurnished Gener•I 3000 RENTALS 2 BR. 2 Ba.th.I; patio & .,.o:-;UN=rr;;;-"s"',.::,;oh~M;:o:-;-1':;1;-.l ,"'·~·27-9l~Eu-1Y~A_.M_.~·-:~: ;, i:ai:w Sp= MO -Paularino, c.M. 1----------1 Aph. fumlahed &araee· View ol bay. E1at Bh•ff 5242 Reasonable down payment, WDJ"lt 4 BR & Fam + Apt, above book for trailer. SET ol k~1 vie. Harbor High Frae Rant1I Service • 673-3948 • GE T H or exchange for larger Corona del Mar. Have Terms on balance. 536-ll3J. School. 64&8i93. to home owners and tenants. Gener.. 4000 PRESTI awn OmH Motel or Un.Its, Orange c.o. Ocean front Duplvi:, New-- -lalbol lalind 4355 For lease, 2 br &. den It 3 br Fortin Co. 642--SOOO. Eves port. Balboa &y Proper-Nf'W Home 3 BR, 1" ba, RENT -----with 2 or 2% baths. Gold S48-2Si'6 Hes. 67~7420 many extraa. 1107 Valley • YEAR.LY • Quality 2 Bdrm Mtdallion all electric. POOL Circle, C.P.f. Will take car, LOST 3 Roams furn1t~re Apt. No pets, no children. 2-car ilr. Rent staru at I • R tal 6060 Will trade $5,000 equity. 1961 boat, TDs for down pay. ft __ , v1-~•-female, <od· $25 Month $1.i'S mo. 673-6945 $250 mo. u11n... en 32' Chris Corinthian for ment. 642-SlOi brown ,;"'"rthaired, medium 54S-set.'1629 ~ m;:--9 PM rou. OPTION TO BUY 837-871 Amigos Way. N.B. BUISINESS ILDG. :8?'1er boat or what. have UPRIGHT piano with stool. e.ize. Missing 3 wka. WI No deposit o.a.c. Huntington Be1ch 4400 D I Ma' SI * 548_2434 * TRADE TOR 5TEREO Sttn In Laguna area. $50 H.F.R.C. 2 BDRM. FURN. Con>na dal Mor 5250 OWn OWn fft • 40' Rdxb'o F.B. Sport r;,,,_ COMPONENTs SYSTEM '""'"' " round by 9118. furniture Rentals ALSO 2 BR. UNFURN. 2 BR, eltt kitchen. washer, 'ON"! ,. It. Huntington Bch. er, Joa~! D.F., 285 hp TS or TV. 67J..5016 615-5844 5li' W. 19th, C.M. 548-3481 U""tl incl·· ... _. ... -·er. ""'•·· stove. Adults. "°"" 673-8193 LOST • -• 2 Br 1568 w ·-ctn Anhm """"" ~ " -_, $350 PER MONTH ciu, .. '"" w ....... AP k -., · .... , ' HEATED POOL No pets $185. ti73-4169 Ted Wey Rlty 536-2579 remotes $23,00'.l val for lrgr 3 BR, 2 ba Monticello ~ I.DST Sept 1, female do(, Nt:W W/W carpets, drapes, ,.~-ta M... 4100 802 Knoxvllle, Apt. D, HB S300 -·-. TS diesel. Inc prop, stocks. do. ~pools, $~.$0. Will resembles German 1arage, patio, edulta, no pets i .::-:::;:=.;c;;.:;.:;.____ e !136-2914 e _B_o_lboe _______ Office Rentel 6070 613-1$0 take or 4 BR home $20,0CXI Shepherd, &hlny b Jack $135. lnquift 1t: 2N7 Owie I 1---------to Sl0.000 bracket b:i trade. w /wll i t e underma:ririnp. st. Apt. B. $25 Wk. Up 1-BR. tum. apt~ul~ on9i! 2 BR dUc, elect kHch, near -l.AGUNA BEACH-Colo~ 2 Br. 2 Ba. View 5'16-5580 owner/agt. A1!4Wera t 0 "Sharlene", 54s.oo30 61>-1841 e stud.la I: 8ac:b II*-Water &: lill · · bay. U50 mo. Adult a. Al C nd'tl -~ home, in So. Laruna. A 2 What do )'Ol.I think of otr REWARD. 49'1'-1369. Loot Costa Mell 3100 6401 Funer•I• 6412 WESTMINSTER MEMORIAL PARK Mortu•ry & Cemetery Complete funer1l1 from $24S Cemetery lots from $130 Includes Endowment Care EvtI;'tbini in one beautiful place means leu cost. No traffic problems. 14801 Beach, Westmlnst!f 531-1725 · m2m SERVICE DIRECTORY Asph•lt, Oils 6520 MESA VERDE 3 llR 2 -· e 1Dd Utlla I: Pbone _.., Palm St., H.B. m-9467 or 546-9574 r 0 I an-stry home w/2 lrplcs Ap... "TRADER'S PARADISE" •Maid Stnkit -TV anti. 5J6.4618 536-4979 ON FORES'.i.' AVENUE prox 7 yr old: Want ~all Drop us a card. Clusi!ied W~: Ladies wide, yellow QUAUTY asphalt seal coat T-Plan. Ex ce 11 en t' con-• N" Cat. I: Bv QUIET & BEAUTIFUL Garden Grove 5610 Dt'lk spe.ce1 av~la~le in Income unlts. Owner-Brkr. ~.pt, P.O. Box 1875, Daily gold It diamond dinner rint:; & repairs driveways&: parlr:- venient area. $215 mmth-.,_....,.,. Pool _ -·----·-newt•! office buildinr •I Aft 5 pm 499-l990 Pil unusual. lge. setting. Great ing loti. 894-3129 Agt. 546-0.41 2316 Newport Blvd. ;,rwrw•ou Adullll only. 2 Br, · BIXBY GREEN prime location ln downtown ot, Npt Bch, Calif. sent.imenta.I value; reward. l=c="==,,,_~,-,~~-1 L3~B~R~.:;,::;BA.;;.:,d.._en._,,2-=--gar.._,-I ic'iH.:AiTTO~AAuUITL;1 IP><oli1ii;NiTITE 11676 Cameron. 847·2125 2 &. 3 BR. TOWN HOM.Jts La.iuna Beacll. Air eondi * * * * * * ll) 496-2008 497-1025 D::>t'!~ :.~:gr: lie unfenced yd, p/turn. or l.ovel,y furn. 2 BR apt&. Ott-LI e Beach 4705 Family room . Priv. patios tloned, carpe~ •. beaTull1ull"I!!!'!!'!!!!!!!!!'!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,'!!!!!!~'!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SM Female dQg (short hairl ml Reaa. 53Q....141J unlum. W"'...._~ .....,_.. to an street parldng, cllflJOrls gun ~ Up to 1500 square feet paneled partitioruna. wol~ k' , __ .,,====='==== -~-od ----•·· oo BUSINESS end BUSINESS and B1k w/ wht mar ings . .....,.., ---"'--1 """', Heat pool. $150 per mo. NEW mod•m atl ,1-I BR en ........... e1: rniri. .... e .u ..... ~ mo . .....,....zs.l5 ..... F A •-d to FINANCIAL FINANCIAL lo Bonnie. Baker & B1byaitti-6550 Adults, no pets. apt &. studio ha.ch apt, cen--Central air mnditioning orest ve., rtlU' a:a 1 Fai"ew CM. Reward ! --··•-----1 3 1!:.d 2)'d~Me~ ~ la; lS-11 POMONA AVE., C.M. tral Joe, ocean view, 2 blkl • Max. acoustical privacy ~unc:i!:;1tbp1r!rldn.:.C.~o!': Ranch• 6150 Bua. Opportuniti• 6300 540-8586 673-~~ SUS CASITAS to OC'eM. $1-45. $t25. Chvnet -Carpets, drapes. huge and ch•'-a•atiabl• for «.I:;;:;..,;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;··;;,·-•••-H I h Bia k • ,....., 499-2055 or 496-3519 wardrobes. dishwashers .... g ..., I• E I ~~,A Ana e R l! c LARGE 2 BR., gar.; carp., ~ 1 Br. &: Bachelor I-,,======== • Jndlvldual washer/dryer !:"-~~le~~ HOME & HORSES ~~~T ~Ti~! ~~tet~e~:~:r~~ar~ Rtdecl>I'.; 2199 Map!.e St. ~ Dana Point 4740 -\'r"alk to all schools 2-Sh· horn · Vill $130, water pd. 642-7658 2110Newport Blvd. All utilitlea paid except BeRutiful v• t m a Reliable pa.rt)' to restock name Mrs. Peele 54l)...-02M Medallion by H tpo· t ti I l telephone. Park with 4 BR. &. 3 baths. and collect money trom new Reward. $145; 2 BR., water paid. 0 in MODERN attrac ve arje Large pool, putting RT~, DAILY PILVI" On 5/8 of an acre with a 4 coin operated snack vendors La.rge, fenced yard; cb:apes. DELUXE 2 Br. atudiol. Pool BR apt, heated pool, next to voUeybali, badminton, et 'Z22 FOREST AVENUE stall barn, corrals, lack in Orange County and su.r-2 DOGS, Whittler I 19th St., 642-JJTh crpta, drapes, 1 child ok yiclrt harbor, $l25. Owner From $270 LAGUNA BEACH room, etc. FuU price $52.5CK.I -··--'1~... N llln CM. "Coco" a&ed 1 a n :========: J 4"" """'~ 49&-3519 i"\IW"iu .. ,. ar!'!l.1. o se g. Bull~·. "J.J.". Y''"'"'' fem. also unturn $130 &. up. C.ll '1<r"iiUJJ or 6868 L•mp1on f94..9Mi6 For f\lrther inlormation, Handles Nablaco Products ~ ~-a Meu Verde 3110 646-0496 5 (nr, knott) --.S"E'°CRETARIAL pltt1.1t call Glenn Tompson and natianally advertised Poodlt'-Uke, blk. I: wh1te. !;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;JIM.MAC 2 BR. beautifully R.ENTAL GARDEN GROVE SERVICE with ' candy bars. Excellent in-Owner bedridden. 645--0ll9 tum. New carpet, bltins, Apta. Unfumtshed Modem offices, ca:pcts, m Eckhoff &. Auoc.., Inc. come for few houn weekly LOST turtle wf"Judy" Mit-B /I beamed ceilinp, Adults, no Generil J OOO Laguna Beach 5705 condltionlng, parking. Frnm 1818 W. lbapman Ave. work. (Days or Eves). $1350 ten on back. Darrell &:: He ir Two pell. $1501914 Wallace 100 CLIFF DRIVE $65 per month. Orqe Coun-5'41·2621, Eve.wlmds ~ Total cash required. For per. Pomona area. Oilld'• pet. Country C lubs Nasaau Pa.lrru: 1 &:. 2 BR. RENT LUXURY FlJRN/UNFURN ty Bank mdg. ZJl E. 17th St., aonal interview: lend name, 642-2790 Unfurnished 4 Bdrm, ta.m rm Pool. SJ.JO to Sl50 3 Roamt Furniture Yearly Lease. 1 &: 2 Bdrnu. Costa Men. &42-1485 AcrNge 6200 address&: phone number to: MALE Poodle, blk min. T h 0 m' Spotl-· --•,·uon E -· 8 ••• ~·· I ROUTE DEPT. ""'•· •-• --"-'· 2 ·-·• · """" ............ • 1Tr ..... ,." t. ~ $25 Month Yearly Lease. l bedroom BE.AUTIF1.JL office space in ..,,.. L~~ ACRE s "-aun'fu! J• r=-o '-"VU.<l =-""' available for k!e.se $325 mo. 1 B 1 d s.v i::.• J:.oL. P<'. P.O. BOX 3846 missing. Reward. 54~7235 • includes cardener & watu. DELUXE l bdrm. Pool. $110. F\11...L OPTION TO BUY steops t.o Shore & Shops G~t:ndale Fedmi 6"15-~ ' NOl'them Calif. Recreation'! ANAHEIM, CALIF. 92800 646-7136 S'f3.Jf& Eves. 54S-Ql66 Ideal for bachelor. 1993 No deo'°'lt o.i .c. OceanVJeW from every Apl C M $45fmo, up. laod •• 990. •= dn $50 A T Churdl St CM 548-9633 fro $150 leu Mtn · .,.., · ...,., · •mco r1n1ml11ion R'ED Viisla, t.hort hair. Ana Bay & ·-·h ' . . H.F.R.C. m MU~~A.\Jp. I 2 RM oUke neflr CM City mo. 675-5017, (713) 467-n3J Shop for Sile lo ''Bcandy". v; ... CdM. ~ F •--1 '· .. ;,or""" Hall. Ideal for accountant I ====o=-~==== -R It I RENTALS umiture _. ... 1· Now operatine in laTie city. Reward! 67J-.5016 t • y, nc. F -• S1i' W 19th C.M. ~:wBl OCEANFRONT apt. Lg e etc. $80 util. Incl. 64U560 Excha._, 1. E. 6230 ==~-..,----,--..,,= BABYSITI1NG. my home, ages J to 5: big fncd. yd., hot lunches. West CM. """"' BABYSITI'ING Wanted -My home. -vicinity Indianapolis & Malloy Dr., Ht Bch. 536-3151 lloby1lttln9 6SSO BABYSIT one pre-schooler: weekly, my home; eXper. mother. Xlnt care &: meals. Fenced yd. Flower St., Costa Mesi. $6 Daily. ......,,., ~ W. Balboa Blvd., NB Aph. u rnlaned ~"'• W. ' _:~. Anhm T74-28XI prden area Priv beoach &: ! COMMERCIAL l indu.&t Good pot en tis.I re tum on in-WHITE male cat. Vecy ..._, ....,......., · · . .. 4 Houses tull pri~ $35,500 -vestment. Must sell for per. lo•-bl•. v,·c James Sl C.M. 3 BR 1\2 Ba, Ll-g fenced Newport 8Mch 4200 sea pool. I br. ti den. Part. 1 with llvini qtrs.. J14.IXX> equity. Wilmington. 90naJ rea!OM. Te-ms fl.Vail-c;;jj art 5. 543-t531 BABYSJITING in your home yard. Partially a-ptd, bltns. -~-------I Costi Mese SlOO furn. S225/mo. 494-4653 _ Call owner: ~21.30 Want loc or land. 642-2221 able. by mature !alb". You fUrniah $185 mo. (Mesa Verdel. e New Bayfront •1-:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;:;;;;;;; D P • 1 5740 ---· Box M-198 Daily Pilot Per10nels 640S ---port•tl i15-~"""' BABYSITnNG my home dRyii or over nite. Full time. Wonderful care. H.B. Nr. CaMery &. Adams. 96Z--6916 BABYSl'ITING my home , infants to 5 yrs. H o t lun- ches: day & night. 52'll Siaon Dr., H.B. 846-193,l $48-8124 Lower duplex, opp. beach.1~cellent. palk . like IW"· •n• 0'" Commer ci•f 6015 But. OpportunltlH 6300 B-'EA=UTY="""P"A"RLO"'°""'R-. "'°'~.,.,,,-. ;..:..:;"""'------1.,,·=-·===0="·==-=~=~I Thm. 2 BR, 2 BA, $250 mo. roundina:• for adults requir-LARGE modem 2 BR apt, C-4 BEACH Blvd. tronta.ge, UNITED STATE S-Ing, unique shop. Busy loca. FORMING Mid Are ~nts Brick, Masonry, etc. Nawport a..ch 3200 FRONT ROW BAY VIEW At the fuhlonable Blutf1 3 Bdrm•. 2% baths, luxury splil·levri 1 "" 2 yn leue available S3'l5 mo. or 1ppl to in1pee1 call 6"-lll3 Bkr. ~ t'V'f"I. , GREAT fam.Dy Beach Hi;e. 4 Br. 1 bee to bcb. •loceu vtew. GtNC tor duldre:n. $125 rm, ,eart.J. Nr-Uv rm ..... ,.oo=,..,_ISM BAYSIDE vm.,., 1115: 2 Br. J Ba.., stove, refrig. 11 mrpeb, drwpK; M\lta on- • l.J'. No pilU. Pool, allp; call , ' 175-lOSt Al'k.r 4 PM DG.11X£ O)pchnlnh1m; J Ilk J Bo. ~ "1>1· S250 Mo ... -.iooe1oo ins.ms iAiiGi' J BR, J "' ....... ...,.,.,., --a... 11r' I I _..,_ &a 5151 ~ • 11!0 J&JBL, 111• .... :&. ""· J lttlb-Corp. " ._. IJfO -dl-... .xo mn.1 'I ' winier rental. 2'17 19th St. Ing peace I: quiet. heattd pool, next to ocean, H.B. 3714 ft x 286\2 Ft. POSTAGE Hoo. good cllentelr. New Olnct:rMd Citizens Com-6560 Avail. Sept. 22nd. Call for Discriminative Tmant~ $135. Owner 499-2055 or $21.SOO. Also 150 ft x 286 ~ STAMP MACHINE equip. $4.990. o u an e mltlee. U inta-ested reply --------"CC.:I appl 675--0236 1, 2 A 3 BDRM. APTS 49&-3519 fl. Also R-3, 10 Acres $1 . sq Wicldimd 545-9491, 6'2-7241 Da.ib' Pilot Box P. 3XI BRICK, Concrete. C.8.rprntry * 1918 West OCF.ANFRONT POOL. NO Dtll.I>REN --H 536-2482 ReUable penion, man or WI> ~ Pila Wam adlJ I Custom Cabinreµ. Sm a 11 • 2 BR y, • ..a .. ft'lltal, no MARTIN19UE Rentals Wa nted 5990 · man, will be selected In thia DAILY PILOT WANT ADS Al-""' 1 Go-Go! jobs OK Free Est 962.QMS -~ "-'-"'--'-----~ M 1. 3000 sq fl. 2 STORY In area to own and senice a l __ BRIN~~G:.!RESUL:!Z.~TS~'-.J.=,,,;;-~~=-=====l-========::::1 ~~~~~~ GARDEN APTS. WANTED the heart of Newport. Own-route ol poela1e stamp fM. I· ble tennant. no cooking: $85 18th I: Santa Ana. C.M. •URG_~* . er. 548-5682 chines In retail stores. A few 644--0'll4 ' · Ca.ll Mrs. Hender11M 646-5542 1 Young lady, vtcllm or multi-speire bra wkly brings ex-==~-~~-~-1 lm Sants. Ana , Apt 113. C.M. ple scleroaia and be r lndustrl1I Re_nt1I ~ ce{}ent retuma. Min. cash WINTER rental New 2 BR, German S h ep h e rd com-WAREHOUSE For rent; 2300 Investment $8$. Phone ocean front. U75 mo. No e PRIVACY e 1 panlon desperately need a aq It at 9c ft. or lease at 543:"29'll for Interview. pebs 548--0891 or eve & Newly decor. 2 BR. w/garage fum. or unfurn, one bedroom Sl7S mo. C.M. &tt•. &f6-.0041 GOii'JG Into busine.!IS'! wkends 673--6769. SUO. Fenced yard with pa-house or apartment •lth =========(Golden opportwilty in beach BAYCUIT Motel _ winter tlo. Waltf' pa.Id. enclosed yard or patio. Hs. Lott 6100 area. Phllll)M 66 Stt'flce rates eft, 9/15 $27.50 up. 2224-0 Plaettttla Avt CM k>caUon. Reasonable '---'--------StalklN for ltalt. UOl Maid Service, TV, Pool. 455 Call betwttn Z-5 renta.IJ only M am on 0.Xf'd 3 ADJ I 1 ~ ~. . 011. "''J, ....... MS; ~e 1c Mllline Dr., N. Newport, 646-3365 e 6.J;...4UJ e inrome. Phone 642-574'5 r 9 333 E ~-1 I BR duplex. garage to June 2 BR. 2 bath, patio, trplc, 15. Idell for single workin.e car""Pf'i&, drapP&, 1 child &dull. No peU, children. under 3 ok, ll4S mo. 54&-2152 54().4~ or ~268 Biker YEARLY reital % blk. from St. nr Fairvkw OCMll Ir ba..y. 3 BR 2 BA. NEAR 0.C.C. 2 BR . .2 Bath crpts. S175 mo. 673-0lM Apt . Bltna. c11rp. I.. drapes LARGE 2 Br.. 1lpe: 7. For S156 l'oionth. 540-0336 wlnttr" or yrb. 1 blk to l BR. Newly decarated! $125 churdl/echl ~2636 mo. 995 Valencia FREE SERVICE TO OWNER-MANAGER BROKER You selt'CI you.r own tf't'lnanl ACTIVE RENTALS 534-<1912 nn. or ~. · ... Nrwport Bee.ch : 321 Maln 6: St. CM $45,tnl 0 w n r . Orange, H!Dltlngton Beach, 67l-92U Contact: Chuck Crowder 184 ACRES kic. on Sprague 114: 772-7110 114: Tr4-104.l: Riv., ~on. Will take flOO SPOT 1: Presa Shop. S24.000 equity, bal. at S20/mo. Groa yeul.y. Ideal for mu- 546-0860 plr. S6,000 Plus inventocy, B_U_S_l_N_ES_S_W_oman ___ ..... ~-1 TRIPLEX lot,\ 18th " cash. 5.36-JSn Arter s PM. Br u.nturn APt, C.M., New-Wallace kty lot, $10,950. No LIQ. LIC'S. -$10,000 port. Coron• del Mar or La-•ub. Owne.r Box Kl, Sedona, Act Now Umlled QuanUt)'! pna. To JlOO mo. Car or Ari:&. Oranp 6'ty. otl sale (stolT} 1 BR., tum. I tsttum. Pool: carport neceaar)'. 642-0CeG 2 LOTS cm Santlaro. NB WWton Called i21l) 27'J...d49 no ddldrwl er ll'!lJ. 2«1$% 2 BR. Bl:tna. dlstrwuher, 11r. aft.-5 p.m. CUh, Terms or trade * IJQ. uc. ORANGE oo. "6-!019 ltcti St, N.B. 646-«i64 Prl Piiio, $!«!. Adults. no l '°'MA""nlRE==-°"'Pl~~,-,.,...,.,.-,.-,-ls, Fu Simple. 646-1565 ON SAL!: G€NERAL WINTER Rf'!ltal 4 br., 2 ba., Pf'I, 184.l Pomona ~f hm $300.lmo., wm care kir LOT. GoU coune view $5CXXI PRICED TO $EU.II _... ldtcbfn. Avail. 9115. Sll5: 2 BR., util, pa.Id; atoYe. M1M u ~ 11 wtre our eqult)'. Will-..ell. or tnde. Winston Oplltd (DS) m-CC9 P'J5 ftld, 61>-0691 rdric., dr11pe1. own. Write M·Ul Dally 646-1286 IT'S Beiadl ha.lie t1tn9. 2'&· J BR. DNr pitr 642-3375 P0ot BREATAKING Oic.n VW ... Mlrtcdol ..,.., SM the ..... ~ ~ .. ~ 1~ ...... _ ~" .J.a """ " CilJl ,., -""' " ...i. .,.,., .. _ utll. bft S90/mo. THE QUICKER YOU ~ --,.,--Dally--Pllot--W~an-t_M_•_ 1 lot, smlll but lil:vl!l. Sl.000 dn DAILY PILOT Ca,.tned • ._ ___ ;;;D.;....;Sl ... 81 ___ 1THE QUJO<m YOU SELL OW Ml$IJ 1"1 '50 mo. Lquoo. fl!-1210 -NOW! -------------------------! j I ! ! I , ' I ! M....,, Sfp-1'-19118 DAILY I'll.If U SERVICE DIRECTOR\'' SIRYICI DIRICTO!IY IOU l EMKOYM~trl IOiS & l!MPlOVMM IOIS •:..;:l::iM:::,l'L_;z;.:M:::l:.:;NT:.:.::;IO::l:::S..:A:..;IMl'::;:.;;LOY;.:.:M:::l::;NT;:_ IOIS a IM'1.0YMIN1 1015 & IMl'LOYMINT j'°ii a -LOTll'lltl lf'Cvpont==.;.;"";;.;."'"'"""'~"''"°""'"'l;;l""=l;.;ng:_ ___ ..;;6l;;::S;;;S1:Dot;;:;;m;;;'";.;":.::•..;;Hol=p;.........;;7;;..°'5<.; Hol.P Wonted, Mon 7200 !!"-:~:·~~~!"~11~11~7~1C~~i~~!!e!p=~·w~a~n~led~. M~11~n~7200~0~ Halp Wanhol, -7200 Help W•nhd. -7200 lfelp1~-7400 iloME or U:obae uOaa. IRONING Wanttd. D per DOMEf'TI( Ill Wc ,,_,, :;:"'~':= -XIII~ . .,. ~ DISHWASHER J, (. PBINEY co. SIN~NG • i ?PM ~~~1::, '·'.Hd1ii.; · .. 1 · .', ~ HAMILTON STANDARD Nlghtt ~~w::i:•: =r-::a::f"-:;: s..ia-. '.~ · ··~i.l.i. . BUSBOY • Janltorlal ..-.... 111 Paperhanging . ~;!<~ tl ·~ .. ·o. .. ~ .... J:/'\ 1n1 "IS INTERVIEWING Maintenance :=::"~::I ,..Intl-.... , '!" J~ ... " ~ . ovr • , . • n• Nl•htt mon's .....w ool ~ Ara.S•ALTERAT10NS, ___ .. .,_. ____ ~_.1 ,-•~P"•• ~,, 1-rtng tocllon. D"' 0 &l·..U....- CABINETS, A1f1 l1te Job. 1 .. P:" ~ a. ~ A1ency ti" Include plant en. ll1TWn -"' the fUll 1•••liw4Db'w· "' ,..,. -'· !\4M!L1 -.. ~o'EroiuTING * ao s.. ~ ...... toau .gln""'1n1 o1 lighting, •P91Y "' "'""" Ree<o•--"" ~ -,........ • ... .... • totmor, -(213)-1211> Gl>l'BI power_ . dhtributlon, IN LO' s· A' N'GE.L·ES· ., Sna~k Shopllolty 1#1 ;:_;;ey;~ ~ .. "; :r_:.t ;.;::; Comont, Coner.to _,., Lle'd. w'd. Gdlftntoed. ilV:ii INS ,. -•hlno l<iol, cont"'I ~~-• ~ _ _ .. _ '1,'HORYK ~ Clatoo> ...nc ..iy, Em....., ....,. . ..,. )incl 'malnl.nonco pro. 23~,!~.C::'~~ cludlnil ...,ct lblrlng. tnr Jar -till-· NO JOB TOO 'SIW.L llARRlS PAINTING ~ Georte ~llllCI "-" Hilu,... Conclld•tot J ( PSI...., CO .... uu sit! -..0 tbt • ~ F:at. * 6j6.1*u THE -Paloter Wlll "'• E. 16tlts".'-sn--039:! rftvlt have 11s11 or AMBITIOUS ENGINEERS , • m;r • tbilllytoJ11ff!ont1...,••w · 1 ..mt -· comm'• « Cbll/'!"' ~ .. IDL Ole<rl\ll I.~ ..... ~.with ) Jo Get oomplelo details on rewvd!ng careers lot.lllcintl1 wltb tbo ~ Child Caro 6610 .._,.,.011..i;,,, Ucellttd. -~· 3 yursoxparl•nct. . ~ O:>rule'etlcut 111r· • Tillor-flHer 24 Foshlon l1l1n4 .,,o 11e -·to in.vot ioo I r.::=c..:;;;;;;. __ _;.;....;; fnlur. Men than .$2,000 Far Eut Al'CCY 64M'103 An equal opportmlty wetk pa-mcmtb. No~ : I.JC .... ..,.. ~ " ti:IO. Wlldh oi ..,.\,meot. Call Jar ' • -Coll 971.SOOO ext. 306 lillCTIUCAl / ll•CTRONIC INGINl&RS, Milot bt --on employer leoce ......ind..,..,...., 10" ~ hmcb,., lllDt •• r 0 • -'"L -. or •ncl resume t<>: MECHANICAl INGINlllS, ACOUSTICS <JlOllll> taJlorin&. P<nn•· nut have tbo a""11Y "' ~ Harbor • Btl<er *~ PAlN'l'ING. Exl 111._ Ext. ritlo Wonlff. Mon noo 500 E. Qrongothorpo ENGINEERS, MET ... LLURGISTS, tHERMO. nent pot1t1oo, U..Uenl Prot<>type ~ •llkl<IY· $1'9 .. WIU. core Jar_. d>lld tn HM TnU.... u ,,. ..,,. · ·Avenue DYNAft\ICISTS amOJlll othenl benel!t• Assembler WI roman ~ .....,. Ills bnef lmy borne· -lit lel>c· n.. · ..t, A-. ..JI. Ca..-jU1aho,lm, CaU,. Apply IJM P,m. Six """Ibo ..-... ... tnJnlnc ......... J' ... W <d plaf area. m -1'1Jl -· · -~ • TO INTERVIEW Rabl1110n's per . .....-LI boral ---• ••II • ... . lllftftlHROP I _,, ~-• c~---•· at 213 ·•· frlnre -· A..i. ., 5.11oll83 -... oo1y, rcontradoro 0 6620 PAINTING.~~.ul . W1refioilsemln "nllll . . pie ... ~ Mr.· .. ~ •=""-....,. Newport ........ ~llcatl9n1 Being I ,... can,,,. we boai _ •: 1381 now thn>ugll Wedneaday,, Seplomber F-bland PARAME'MUCll TAKEN ' • ROOM ADDmONs. ExclOll•e but not'~ _ _.,,.. .. ---cs lath, betnen 9:00 Al4 and 9:00 PM. Ne..-..... "" ...... st., a-M-FULL TIME t. T. Conatnictl<ol .... me.""" ,.., 541"157 · ,. 9Ctjv1ty i.· .....,_ nUll An. Eq1W 0ppor!\ll1lt)', EDtPlO')'er An ""'" opportunl'1 s.m"' Sta-EMPLOYMENT r>mll> ._.. Jdlcbao or SCHWARTZ walla>Verln&o A --............ An equal -ty .,....,_. SAlESMAN "8rmalieot oo1y I unitl. SJ.ual• ltl>ry or 2: paint II.le. A tmtallation with laiOwledie cl Kardex ~ Full time, neat In •ppet.r-no studenti. prefer mature. I plaM cutom dniined, far Mobil atorr; bome ' aj,p•t --.a, ... ~''-to rad blue-. ' '_,.n-... _ .. .:.a_.. ok A "~' ~ ~ estimtt!l I:~. pboDI N'l'-le59 ::.. ... -WANT A m:rtER JOB? anoe, .._.... ... MUUftll. , t>-..--.. vacawm ~· 11_.1 • I • u1-1m • ===,-,....,-,-,-1 ~--Repl! .. -· ·w. do J, W. Rablnson's •IY ""' N.....,.. m""·· °'"""· ~ .......,.. 1 • R. J. HUFFMAN • EXTERIOR ~ tot e.r l-0 r • not d!.erim&te ber.eea ?Ital O:»ta Mea. ttw daJ' woeeit. Apply Mei).. I Room Add. Kit. Bath ce.bl. Spedal prloet fDr apll. Neat e hr mbl .'Mlf'k wer:lc .\ wcnieo, but the State e ~':n'i::'\ for: .-.V1 WednNd~. ~ , OR )-4459 e u g...f'l8) WOrk. iw.. 847-1358 Protlt lhariDI does! we have womn ,. Agencl•, Women J300 and Friday, B:J> to f :I». !Addiliooa * Remodel.tD1 I Fred H. Gerwk*, Ue. ~ * 5&.tlTO INTER 0r Ext. PAlN'l'ING, • ...,"' 111t • bluer,,.. ..,. : ~lac~ lo~• F. W. Woo!Worth ref. FREE Ht MS-1621 oo! We a.ell tom d dtft. QUAUJY . , Ut vu)'I · , ...,...-.,.,.. • IMMEO. SERVICE. Local J, c. CARTfR co. • men, but the Stai. ..,. D<GINEEIUNG HEU' • a le..... olpor ~ newport . 2300 Ha.a.-11'-cl 671W.17thSt ........... -.--WAN1ED FW1orpar1..... personnel · \'.'Os'l'A~' INT!JIUOR a EXTERIOR a """" baclr, ..... mbl Apply In ...,.,., 'c--.-rpo-t-c-, .. -.,-n-,-66-.-25-1 I.Jc.~:6!: ~ ~'ti :._.:•.:,:: .. ':."i!""'..:~ COllJROL ~~~ ~=~ ·~.~t .agency .WAfTRISSES RavolutlonalHost Paintinc D<terlor/Tuterl« both -. mtocklnc A iS'"i:XP'iNDING JN OJI. 642-3870 . hod ,_ _ ... , An """' ............. ~.~.. k Good ,,,,......,., Beach Dry Cloanlng ti * ... _ * .,. -· .,....,_. ...,.-w or · UWllUl;IU ANGE CX>IJNTY. Newport Rup, Drapee. u~ ~ ........,,.u benefits • and 44 women to BOAT l.CO..bl1t1tlon · ,..., '& Cockttll · 0m ba .....i Immed!a...,, ..-, the moo. P"" • • QUAUTY Start W.rl!' lillmff. a11nr '""" 11 """""""" Plumbing 6890 49<451lS for -• '!be · • Carpontoro ,,,oocf . i SEX:ltETARY .......... WO AJ'l>b> tftir a p.m. Sa>M, Semce ·1o1arv•sPlumblnz s.rvtco $84 k ,,_., -im s. o-t ANAL \'SIS PERSCtm&. DfPART· : =~•rs ml WIBllalion -'1. Remodel w e Hwy, 1-Bach·.,,,... MmT wlll bt-op. • ......,, a..,... ._. .,. for 32 ,..,.. Wiii proparo quality ,...._,,Mon, Tueo • Wed • Painters !°tW ;:' w::"i:..n.~ SEA SH4NT't polllbed. """' In .. .... "'°Lido PNt Dr. aec)' tr:r bri&ht )'OUDI muJ. NftPC!lrt Betdi • ~ prootdu perform t-5 ttWi week Experlenct required 'Modem Rug & Carpet Plwnblnr 24 br . ..,.., Work Full or part time I tlotlotlcai!~olysls and . Islander Yachts JJX:r a.K ............ $3'15 ~ESCROW CLERK 4335 c ........... Loa -"""'· ""'· lnaur.; ....... ~ We need young men Engln-ng ,_..,.,. ... Con'O<tlv• Sklllod .... unoklllod 1682 Pltcontlo Avo • · 713 • """'100 Oolied ,,,pa1r, rootor ,.,.., sn-·-Technician action. Mutt be faml--<X>OD PAY Cotto Moaa Geomil a~tin& bkgrad to proce1a Hal i:.tate loan .. -+-.... ··· . ..._ __ Small esta.blilbed !Inn. wltb emtact A Vcperimoe ~ CARPET i: Furn. cleaning; * 24 HOUR ~VICE !tei Not and qregstve for eve-To work ·dotety with en6 ll•r with Mll..Q.21549 ~TIME , tor 1 day lel'Vioe le qualJtJ Plumb.lrw .. ._... rem nine work. Now hirina. ~· nttn m development d. •nd Mlf.Q.9859 •ncl ~ JOB TRADiING -........ -tlol. ....... Type 00«1 ....... Hobby D.pt. GIRL FIUDo\Y ........ ~ J>lY lo -: work, call Stfrlina: fer Guaranteed * 646-1407 9:30 a.m. to 'l p.m. di;ital electron1cl data be ca,.ble of technl· brightness! &t2-8520 ........... 539.a93J Mr. Track l!qtdpment ud dla'ltal mas-cal wrltlnn, BS d• NO WAI'I'll«i-This i. a """"1 pooltloo World Savlnp 6 Loan Manager w1u. • """9Y .......,. 11n1>. :isa s.uu. ~ i..,. RemodeL, lhpllr, ._.., netic recol"dinl tramport1. ··• ~ tor deftntte time 11.wt '.Gartlenin• 6680 IF YOU neod !Wnodellna u-ct elncbonlc , groo with 2 to 4 yean 774-7251 __ _...=-·----·I Long range Tooling tundameatah required Ind •xperlenu. Rotall _ and ,_ choln PW< A Dexlbllll>. + ad Laguna e..q, .... ~ 1 cea'l etc ~ Ste' the needs experienced mature keylt to ttda fahtinc qi. SALE8 LADY, LA D IE S J11.peMae Ge.ntener PAmTING • • • ~~ Program Needs: Car. experience wita. fabneation 1Cbmplete Yard 'Service, CAIL DICK''. penters. Woodwork· and test or dectronlc cir-PRODUCT ASSURANCE man to manace bobby • WEAR. FULL T I M £. partmeat. Contact MR. .:1%.x $315 SOM~ EX'.P. GOOD -~e "' • --•--ap'-"' er1, Tooling & Lay-out _.. •-~· ~,. ''" · ~~ ••· S-lno Mach. Rpn. 6962 ·,~try -·~•. Qean.up. 540-µJ2 • 546-0724 --'"'---Men. Previous Bolt call BOB THORNE Men Wanted BEM>ER,644-0081 Mu.t bt ~·~t:ed SALARY~: SEE MRI. European Landlcapor Altoratlon......t.42.5845 Building Exporianca TALLY The Finest at Reo~h1e Neat, accun.U, 20 yn. exp. Prehrred But ~ Computer Products Div. Karls Toys _RE ... --. K1JRST1N 10056.ADAMS AT Dutlos lncluclo olec· GfflERAL 50 Foohlon lolond I ·gulll Aret BROOKHUl!ST Price 496-33&! Ev"""' NocffHry. 714-542-1196 ' S-lna 6960 Columbia Yacht tronlc ind mechanic.al Newport Beach Ml Ex1cvtiv1 .S.cNt1ry monvfoetvrl1111 (Q.C.) 11111\1\UQIQN TYP!S1' ..... , .......... 131'> :!:i'"-"""1 ~~"!'°'1 1' !!&'. • Coolle1 Garde"""1-"=·=""--·----1 275 u C k Lie. Xlnt wor!J, Rea. DRESSMAKING I: alter• me ormlc Ave. t1etlvltle1. Must have rKW PART TIMI ~ .,.i~ ult tn · m er~ ... '6 a- r:.lor oxperlonca doa~ 12 MEN , Aoctc llept + GOOb IYPIJlc Ion.._. Call APROP06, 1 646-6222 or M6-143C t lo n a by exp er t ___ Cos_to_Mosa __ _ Counseling No oxporience 543-b2 bn • Countcy, ng wfth customer rep. fat be•nltiti. otticet. Orane• MOWING, Edging vac&lawn. Semstl'Mltrallm Re-a 1 , .roaaniatl-(Gov't.) noco~ry HARD WORKERS, GOtt> CONST SE>:Y .......... '81.:;;.::;;:.,-~---' Gen'! clMnup. Hauling. 842--5993 .Vet Busboys & A"'°'tb>ton•tln<..rvlco· and• good writing Appy PAY,STEADYWOR.KFO!\ v...,,.,..,..,_...,. Local low ·""" - Odd J~.--* 548-«155 DR.&SSMAKING. 0stom. in ~ • Japanett .G~· my home nr. WestclUf .. X}nt Pro!'esalonll · Maint. !And-workmanl!lhip. 548-.2452 No v<p<r!enco noceull'Y ctpablllty.,.BS deg.. 1987 l'lacentfo NEXT 9 MONTHS. 9:» TO cllttona for a skilled. '"'-Pt:! lime__..,,. Jar . Dishwashers .,,. . .,. 9'1' l"Ol'•alona!. -vi. _. with 3 to-6-Cotta Mela 10 P.M. $300. ~·MON'l'll. minded sUt. """""""" -"'· Ev• Nl'tlln>:".. u . . ·~· . .., '""l.L. T Di I lo . ~ pro!oned. H.,... .. Apply tn Pei~ = r...:. ~:;-;. y .. rs ax .. rtonco. , Aok for Mr. Rold · emporaq Y $ n. be arranaed-642-9900 .-.. °'""'1p. - p.EAN·Up, --. rototll, _TI_L_E-',_c_._ .. _m_1_. __ 6_9_74 Bob'• Big Boy Mull be .... ., years ol Coll 111·5000, Ext. 306 CAREER 774-7251 b' the ................. b> ~ s;;,...,,.1,... tradine, sprinklers, lawm, * Verne. the Tile Man * _154 E. 17th St, C.M. age. For lll'l aPP<>fntment Ot' tend rftU"'9 to ~-------1 ~ tn top ~ loCa1 fWDJ, mllnegnpbJne, ":: haul'" ....... 6'0-"848 ~-L worlc. Inatall A...... -------phone ... -1·2 • 500 E. Orangothorpe OPPORTUNITY! Tra..... ..........., jdbt. n ....... -~-.... ERT J•-·-N. Job too -'•maJJ. Plaa..; ......... . Avonuo , ... tnd"" ....... ,......., Need Exfra Money! c.m ... '91-9iii"•· -.... . 1nr • H.B., F.V., c.M. ..... potch.' Lealtln< •how ar Tnt Technician Anaheim, California prof......,.Mut..i l'und otlu 833 Dover Dr., N.B. BIJlMAID 00 blklnf 1 * 347~ * repair. 847-1.957~ To perform final teltl on No aperil!nee necesu.17-We need 10 men We tram 642-3870 d~. ide.J ~ ,::_ eut •Ed&• Lawn c<>mplox .ioctroo1c oqulp. Machine Operator llORJHROP w. train . IUD or part ttmo you. H ..... • '" 10:» p.m. dltloas. Top ,,...., llOJd Mainten""". Lleenoed TU linoleum ment.M.,..bcfamlllsrwUh Tral-Mutual Fund Advisors, Light Sal"' Servloo. ll50 + MISS EXEC AG""'l1r .... ttoa. LIO!o Jobn'o llll. 548-4808, aft f PM & ..... b. I 6975 opm.tion ot' all types "-NOR-cs Inc. m~th IBlary to start. Lft\ I Call for 1'imview 5l5-f96.1 JTillr ' electrmlc tett equipment Mf!Charucal aptitude. Im· IKVlll Npt B. 11m Weatclltt MUC22 Mi·7782 AMERICAN GARDNER Har-'o Floor Covltrtn• and lie able !Jld"""' ..... medlato -P on tll I.A. 1%12 N. B--*-Y'"'O_V_N_G_MA_R~R-1-E.,,-D r/C ....!.." Pild -B~.~.!_S-IT;~elo, llfbt Exper, eommer. &: ftlid. ~leum Tile Conlon • able tftlt arrangementa md llblttl!I. A D!.villon ol Notthlop c.c.p, 5f7-83!1 MAN ...._ ............ ....,., UUllft'•• u..-., room ii Fl'ee Estimates 968.1911 , • .,. test ~ Pia• Tl" Corp. An equal opportlmlty Sale11 lee)' ••••• ,,,, •••• '625 baud + aatuy. MiAloD Indoor-Outdoor Carpet wn r-.,._~ure. Chestn 8t. 2• to JS to wtllic u tnJnee Sal / ~ Vlejo. 831)..:528 Gon.r.I Servi-6'682 ''FREE·•··• -~·•t tile, for Ctll 646-9611 1500 E. 111 ...-COOKS Jar ...,... -No '" ""'~ """"'"' .. ,..,,., ~ Santa Ana, Calli. _ co. Salet (fll)lit) ............ Sfi(XI MATUJtE woman 3 da)'I a any lldze bftth with kitchen!---..===--Ask for MRS. OSBORN up needed, but helpful. Aut bkkpr ............ '41'5 wk in IA~tt A-Dry PROFE.'lS. Window, """ • lloor sale. "No Job ... b;g OPENING Experienced bttaldalt ""' Good .......... ""'' penon. s..... (..,Ut) .. • .. .. .. • l«;O a-·-·--·w... N- ' fir. cleaning; bu 1 In. I I I or too Jmall." State lJ. for Mach"1n"1sls lunch. Must be !all Excel-Start •t $2 hr with benedU. Gen o(c/Ute bkllPI •••• $433 64f,,..""Tm' . .. ......... resid., .t ccn1tru.cClt1on ...... cenaed, Fl'ff tlltlmate, AD e 1 Stock Clork Jiil.QR lent money and ---549-MZ. Gen1 ch flPl!t> ........ $350 ==".:.....=----! Crystal Window tan.... wcrk guaranteed. Phone AIL! ..._......... T.w:"5t (llPlit) .......... · WAITRESSE3 ~Allabtft1. Free E•timateo ~ ,...3856 Pormonont nl!>. A"91y "' ..,...,. only, LOJ MAN , Also fM potltl Xlnt U,,.. Eloper. -Cot. CHEAP !ill dJrt from Laa e Drlll Pr-Opor To wen In fine M.... Surf & Sirloin .... eon .. Snop 062 W.19tb Bch Sleepy Hollow """" JOBS & EMPLOYMENl EloclNnlc Dtvalopment Wear stott In N....... Progreulvo man"' S930 Ptc. Cot. Hwy. ~-.Full Tim~ 410 w. "'"" H-.s ·;.:L.,_C:c.Mc;. ____ _ Cor facturlnt comp1ny ....... t""" --i.. -.. !_"' drain. Dellver or pick up. Job Wanted, Men 7000 646-t:J 1 Bt:acb area. Good opport. In Santa Ana hat Newport Beach Contact Bob 'MtOmpllOll. Nfl'N1d'l .ee.cti MS-3939 BABYSITI'ER H weekdayl. S4~TI97 da.)I • S30-f859 eve urrlty and many benefits. openlntl In the fol· MARQUIS MOI'QRS Newport Htilhtl ara. $1 ·e 1 DAY aerviee. Home 6 H.S. BOY to C'Ut lawn1, pa ti Write lowlng claislflc• 900 So. Cout Hwy F IC bWqr. Ml.It , ••• to f/'00 hr .. On ~ IM-15.24 apt cleanini. QptJ, walls. mower, sweeper •.,.a 11 . BUSBOYS Box M 192 Dally Piiot tlons: e Ensilne Laguna Beach tsi-750.! Sec.vi. l9lo' •••••••••• to $f'llZS ~""=·~~~-~~-• windowa, paintin&:. 642-8520. 536-2363 ev8. wknd. Ovtt 21, permanent, full ln1ttillltlon Mtn O Med secy ............ to t600 NEED Relt&blil up hlkJir . sterling'" brl•""'''" ttmo. can"""'• P.M. for • AufOllll. lie • Jol-t Touchup BUS B YS Aatt -.......... .,HIS 12:» • 3:» dally. M<Jn.l'rt. /Hauling, deaJ>-Up, ..,..,. Solo Wont.cl, Lady 7020 •ppo!n"-'~ Stockroom nporloncod only Doy Shift Med uot ............... '400 -Hllla. Owa lrtm" Ek .... .FNe Dtima.... -H "·~-Malo.-Columbia Yacht Balboa Bay Club Med,..,., olc ........ "'I'"> =-=~~-~-""'' ' -· ... Jim,.._ XMAS Shop w/rut -. -""-~-• ·-....... Screw .MKhlne 275 MtCorlftl•IC AYO. -. Girl Friday .... ; ....... ""'° PART·--"""'· ?:» evee. Babysit my ·Mme. C.M. ~ O:iuntry Cub AJIPI¥ in PlftDll COila Mt1a 1221 W. Coast HW)', · Dent ~ • • • •••• ·, .. • 1350 to 9AM A: 2:30-4PM, a.. 3 0 HHlth Clubs 6720 ,.......,. £>oir, 1Sc ' $1. SALES.~ART TIME PAJWa:nU(!; IMult!p A t111f1o N"""°"" Beech Tmo typ11t..,. .. , ..... $300 , dr!ftr't U.-req. ·~.'5 1;..:=;.c....=.c;,..___ 642-3178 · Noed 2 neat, -9'l9 Baker St., 0.... M-aptodle) I.a C I R C..1 Ollloo ............ !300 h< 64i'135T CHIROPRACfOR ft~G Far llrMll JOtmr men to work 2 eves• MfUftUft'~ wn utt nt ou,. 5 Tme otc ............ 1o 1132$ w:--. • ~"" HEALTH CIJNIC ~,,.~ Sat c ..... I 11 llY'IVIUI ~ Need• 2 men 3).30 steady. --.... -JUI~ """'-AllW>&.o ""'1 l'<>ltlnr payrqll. ' or ' 0 e • ' SALESMAN J f ' •lhe ' '"~ ra """'"""' -GIRL %1 :IT AU., Weot iv;';;;'~'";;•';;,· -::;: :i ~ ....::.-: •• L ....... '111. .. e. ~..:,Not -WAN1ED • urre ... lluoPentnr lortuD Ume ::r .. ~':".;..':~ Tnooddl--.... 1312 --...;..·N....,. Pin. Female TectJnkian Vu, reu; .673-4116 da1a · Under 35, 1uJ1 ttma only, Exp ff nil Znd Mllnt.nanct Min 49MCrl5 AU.SET AGDiCY' Phone m.-1n• . 132 E. Uth .... C.M. -Eves BUS BOY preferred, hut not""""'"""'· • I nge Apply DESK CLERK m w. 191h, C.M. IMUl!ll • COOK, -- DOMESTIC WORK. ., the 6 Days -Interview We will iratn you. APl'IY Oper1llon #J.:~ .. ~~~d Part ttme ' ABILITIES UNLIMITED -"""" .. -H•uHng '6730 day. $IT ..... 54U'/04 . 12 to 4 PM In ......... oak "" Tom. .Keo NU.. VUle Marina A-·~ MESA LANES I"'-""=-----after I PM · 'IU!lmAY'S am.o, 2325 E. Gnnr1 Su:plo11, 1150 New· 2 Car Sa&nmen Wanted tan Dattlde onv, Prod' O:lnt~~' '400+ l'Q !llpreriol' Ava .. c..M. , I q..EAN Lott. prqes. ClllLD -l "-.... _ Cout Hhn.y Ccrcna del M.... port Blvd., C.M. U-...&.I Before new ev lntroducti<l'I, N-ft--.... n •••• c.o.1 ,,_ .o.ny M~ ha -~etc. ne.removal, dump, or care•""" ' -l'Hft.lllftl UK! mew• to new loca&n .... ,....... ~ ~ ............... $a5 ~ · -· va ....... ~ ~ akip,bedtb:lit,ftll. Clutlel by mtlture W'Oln&ll. SEltVICE Stat.km, aper, PAltr Tl!ne craw manqer, Excellentwioltingcondl~ DlSHmacbineoperator,owr F/C ~ ............ $450 perience. Appl)r Jn. pe:rlOD,' ,,:i::· =='""=·=· =88UI=='"==:;: 549--1098 • ~?US 0'9tr 20. Ll ~ tnt. per. ...... _ ...... _. 3 orw1'... ~ • Pun·" Press •nd 1ncer:iuve1. Orana:e eoun-18, ttller thllt, union eca1e. Purc:h at ·············~ '400 Ju~· ruhlca omtere.s' is 1• 1---~~_.-_,.JmaMrJt,•da.ys .. Runt Tex-u: ... •--cor .UI~= .... tietoldrnt'Llnooln.,Mtmu7 ~ MeU bolpltal & dental AcctgOk .•• ,,,,,,.,,,,$315 ~Centtt, • HOU&Mloanlng ,,.,, '"""'°' N. Cool!. Laa Bch, ro -~ lltaler can man.... plan..Applj< In ......... HOW. s-Diet'-...... sm LAUNDRY Sll>rt ...... ) * AYt. a&ldliG ~-' Jo:i:~t~~' 7.030 ~ n-•-' ~.n -="""~ ... """::"': • Drill Pres.I . ' . -AR.D'S IWITAURANT, -Purdl .... - ' yra ... -• -" bolp. li.ut A _,_ Wo r.nJsb ~ -• ~ Bo' W. Cout Hwy, N.B.· o1«> """"""''""" $600 Canfu1 Lauodry, 1Q ~. -. ·i-. wltb fttt ........ food • • -·lslon ··Ille ".!18 .. ::.·..:::;..~ • MANAGEMENT --~EJ~ ... ~1~12:11470 So. ¥&Jn, -Ana. ~ , ("" U'.I -.., -" _ EXPDUD«'.D)-...., rnn. Ml 619 llltepJ Hollow Lano, :nor .. .,, b!Jb scbool .,.... .._... ,,_ .. ~ Experlooced ..._ - !ntorlor Docoratl!'f'6~Z ~ ~c.n $4900 ° ' oeB the world'• --Tool & Die uior 10 ..... s.. Tl'lllk Excellent • • •or tan 1t1 ,..,. that JUST RIGHT ,.,_... - ,· --.....,a1lty e SERVICE PUBUC FINANCE anu>, Pooltlon • • • 211 r.r.t A,,., IA& lldl , • Retlff C 1 e ftltnanr RELIEF <DOK near 'i· Ll6'.x:binltkln ·tta.tion ,lllelman. Clll ~ r . nC9 • Clft'lm JIVUVll·.1 ~-Wt1t. Box' M 20t AJ1J 6 p&rt ti.mt, tood pay, ~"'=--~-~..,... ~•or C.U • toda)i, HOUSEKEEPER, Reliable, G: :~~.::di.. ' ~-= ::;>· ll<il>' PUot. Minimum 2 ,..,.. -· IJ42 N, °'""Rwy, 2S:0·;;;:... tor::!.°"': RUTH RYAN AGINCY !'.:.~BA!';;"....~ q • 0>1or Coorc11nat1oo AYAIL:Alij "'w. 19th St., c:M. eon s.tw .... 10 ""' 15 oxporlen ... Appll-Lac Bdl. 49l-<ll30 -8oala ..,.. nq. 11111 Newport, a.i -OPD<JNG r. .........,.. II FREE E!miATIO b' all ....., ct -Liquor Clfl'l<-Exp. ,...,., ct ... for .._ can!> only apply at: EXPEi!. M-: alto 9'13-ZIT 11931 ~H.B. 81'1<111.T fUll time Wl1!0 S. M ai " u.a:gD~:,:U..S f'ART TIM~ GtOIJqm>ir-.c.r.r. :Soh~~ 1300 E. Nonnancly ~~"":.'!:: ~. EXPER. cooK 10G w.11 B.A. IWT-w.Piiot ; II DECORATORS' Aft..,....,.«,_ lG66 "'-tla, Costa M• APPLY: DICK CHURarS WOME!f PJT w/car. ~ 11-1 PM, 5Hl.I SOUTHERffCAL QUICK CASH =E~ y~'. ~ii.5.!':':.!.~ Rubbl1hTnickDr1vo .... ~~~~.~N_. :;.n:e,~o~m'; =-~;.- Equal_.. .. .,__.. \i ..... W.ctGmdl No""'o:li~..........,. OEN.Malnt.monforMot.I IG-"'!r.l coarr:i.n.w~..,. COWGE THROUGH A • =R= • Ol'fllrlunlty knodd"91 itf•o;;:::.ia:.Mo.Costa Hol(t W•nttol 1'1• Ill ·-·-1-1 m .. an -· • ~ TIAINllS ""1·part Cm• Drive lliv... . • M-" , w-7400 l'lm s_.. Ave.,~ . ~1wuu DAILY PILOT ...... mT s. LYm. lant. Wit""' Yn -..,. late nt,.. --WDIOOW deanor • -au.TIJRJ: -• U&!it w.um:ae --• tn " . ruNl\W Ana. ~ Ill Callbnla bu ilOUNTiR MAN, Elpor, -· -· II"" ..... baoasel1 1'nc Stitt t/30. !!""-Vllltet Ollloo, U'lrw1n11u KA!W'Ea.u--1 ... --.... Clt>AutoPtm , , .,.. • 111. 1111; &-u AM --...., ---1 _,.._VkJa..lllH!Ml WANT AD to fW •IW:lllKill Cli tbtb '°12 PSacead•, Qiata ... CH..... ..._.._utmtn. Mon.·f'rl. I!:XPERIOfCJED • •1 ~ SfRUVE loltruretor. W• trt.tn. ....-.. __.a tm. Cd WM Inned -'"'· 15621(ll .... ->ti ...rt. ...... J'IJLL Tin><, d""; -SIRVICZ -At1ilndtnt, .125/wlc. Talbot vw.. r.v. ., .. -.... --· ................... aalujo, Fat -.. otatloo oft<onclmit. I I 15 . ..,._ A""1 0.-dol Mtr 192.-1032 --t.a "°' ,.q., 142.uza • ..-• _ :: otll ~ --c 111..se.uoe -· llOl E. Oootl !IW7. •X...r -1 Maid -w1111>1-.a "'f Bis M lll DOll' PllOf ' • lill& ..... 1ttlltlll0 .... Dill> • ,,,_ . ti. Dial -' Kl S-1171 , _______ .. _ I 1 .• ZI DlllY ,ILOT oet6 cM~LoY ~NT UllS I EMPLbYMINf '61S a. EMPLOYMENT MERCHAHDISI POil MlltCHAHOISI FOil MEllCffAND ISI POil MIRCHANDISI FOR MERCHANDISE FOR ntANSPORTATION SALi AHD TRADI ''lE AHO TRADI SALE AHD TRACI SALi AHD TUDE SALE AHD TRADE •·ii•··M 90lO .lobe ""'"' Wom. 7500 -'"'"':::..;.;:.;:;;..,;,;;;;.;:;.=....,._;.;;.;;..;..;:..:;;;_;.;;::..:;;;,,;;~-I·...::;:;:::.:;:;.::;_;.:.;:=:::...:::;;:;::::...::::.:::..~::::_~ ~ ~·· 7400 Fumltvre -Fumltvre ' IOOO Fumllv1'1 IOOOFumltv-- WantH 1 l9~ii\iii:a~~~iiiii;·~·-~•l;iiiiiiiiii;i;iiiiiiiiiii!!iiii~iiiii~iii·iiii·iiiiiiiiii~-~iiii1;Ml~-=l~-======l600;; I n· ALBAtru:>lS "' 0 0 • ' Hoi, w~ 11o1p'Wan!M 1_w=°"':;:•::.:n;,_ __ 7;..400;.;..; w- m•ms ·~--a~ ... __. '-' Nat9 Teller '-' Yellen __ ... m be t'mpioyed Smrnedlat&- l:)t, but will transfer lat« to our new Icuna Niluel ·--.. QPt'D kl Octobef'. P1tul; ""' "" -In Ne•f)ort Bdch cm 6'J5. lHI tQ ~ a J>ft" """' ,. ......... Socurlly Poclflc N•tlon1f &enk Eq\lof °"""' Employer EXPERIENCED PROOF OPERATOR FULL TIME UNITED CALIFORNIA BANK 4525 MotArthur Blvd. Newport Booch 540-4424 Ao equolopparllmil> ......... NIGHT NURSES R09!1tored Nut'M> for nllyht altlft. hcollont .. ary ond benefits. ST. JOSEPH HOSPITAL lmmecllarely 1 ~ ~ · ~~ J Decorator SWIMMING POOl :::".J:', =..:.i~ U~ :'. ~"' -boOdable. rnt-L II n ~• -•·-~-'"~"" SWJ. m>'52 Ot " ' n ..... · -cancollttlon of ..,.,000.00 ~. ·-· ---,.___. ...... .t .... record .oYtJ' I M .. -. !lnr{ ,..~ ... ,_ ... .._Kit. ~-6'?3-1415 ~ =··~ lfCllMCIB Sponloh oncl lo\odlterronoon Ful'ftltvre m,.., ~- hllh ochool edllq>Uon. F"' • _. -t., -._. ..... FREE Ground hd. '6' YAWL aal.s "°" lD OrU&c Olw1'1 Bought Ma nufk't\H"tr'• Showroom S1mplH A o ........ , ..._ ..._ .. o. ...,._, $149.11 $1,9115 • Ind• tor "" o .. ...,, Hard..M. Worlt Al T•rrlflc Sa•lng&! l)emB u follows: G0!11001ll 8 fl. Cllltom quilled SECARD POOL ...... boot. ~ :;:;,..~;;""= 8' Wood caned arm dlnn. Jg. DW>'a chair; aola with aoparalo 1°""' l!llloWI with heavy oak m s. Moln. Olup r SABOT. °""""' >A Jn and ....,. wood blbldL Sal-beaut fabrics. 5 Pc bexaRon dark oak din. trim decor and malchln~ chair, 3 matching oak mim GOOD COND • ary, conun1ukJn plus tran. aet. w/black or av~o _t:ra.med chain; 5 Pc occasional tables, (2) 58' tall decorator lamps, Make otl~r * 8!M-Sl05 "°"""°"' Opeo fi•ld tor BR sel 9-dr Mr. & ldn. dreaser, lg mirror, banging chaJn awag lamps in wroul!bt iron. an PUt ,.......u Jn '"" Place CAL 20 No. 9ll Splooaker, Hlah ,.,,,.,.. 1n ""'"'""• 2 commodes, decontlve heodboard in Span-8-plece king size mUleJ bedroom 1ulto In pecan ~ .:.;."~ ~"' 112% c-. elect ,....i tcrrltary. ish oak or avocado design. paneled Mediterranean style with top quality SWAP M,E.ET tnd. etc. llawlea. fm..310l SOUTHERN COUN TIES Items Sold Individually 15 Yf, warranty king lllio maureaa & box aprlnp. 11' DAYSAILER A TnlJer DISTRIBUTORS Shop Around-lltlfOre you buy 100 US! Spanlsh decor dining se~ etc. ..it « tn.4<-uldo& ""1· 6"-9111 ""'Cb&rloC.M. VALUE $895-l'ULL PRICE $429.95 _,. ---11121.00 Stam AUi. 11 m-oJJ6 Hours tor ttitnview I · 4:30 or terms as low as $3.00 WMk MUST SACllFIC! '698 00 5!1-1212 aft 7 MUSI' Sell r ll' Snowbird No. --------WANTED: No Down-Use Our Store Charge Plan fOI ONLY ........ ------------.. • CIWiS H1ab 1'lro Kiln. 533 . .-....i.u wilh tn.llB. T R I E t~ No Fancy Fron~OT Quality Yalu .. Iruide Aor ,,_ c. • --,,.,,.,..., Mod<l A-22-3, 230 v 22 '™"" op ea s UIW t r.,,.,, Avell•bl--f"l-•oi..,.. •• C•llf.,,../• Aln1I with kiln aitt~ & • Professl-ls APPROVE FURNITURE C.Hff App.....O lm...Olotol1 ,..,,: 1,... !11>. SOI Dalio, 18' SLOOP with "'""" all "'COSTA MESA MDI· -"""""""""'..,. 2159 HARBO COSTA MESA ' I I J] CdM 67>-"6? and-"· $400 ..... 1339 OIUAL HOSPrt'AL. Pre-uaodate 12 Years same iocation-same owners '" .---u. ""'"1a1 :, ~~.:i, .... ,.,._ ~-Dolly 9_9 ~ Furniture x~!::~:'t:is. Powor c .. 1 .. ,. 9020 c:ooking. Excellent work· feakloal RH1 Estate Mar-SUt'ldty lO.S - - - -4 &.r StoolL $20 33' MCNl'EREY. flytnr COOKS ... <mdltlon•. Salory "'""' orpnlmtlon." 54a.9660 1844 Nowport Boulovord,.Cost• -·(only) * 54US39 * -.. duol e<mt.: $2950 or commensurate with ex· e New ()aloe acrou from • .._.... -... best ottu. Amdoua! 615-m68 ~· Call Balboa Ialand Every nlght.#fif 9 -Wed., s.t. & Sun. 'tll 6 GOOD. used carpet i D'. Aft. 4 Mn. Dunlop 642-2734 e Guaranteed lncomt F\Jll r.: Sacrifice n.oo yanJ. ~ c30=, =-~..::...~ .• -~-.-~~~.=~ GIRL FRIDAY Part ti.me. Some exPerl- ence required. 60 w.p.m. electric typewriter, 10. key adder, good with fig- ures. NHt appee.rlng S2.25 hr. Send Jetter with experience to H.M.F., P.O. Bax 211.5, Newport "'"""- JOBS 6 EMPLOYMENT ========1 -• oudy Itri~ ~ ~~· ·~ ~ lnl COVtta&e Fumllv IOOO · ~ w"''L v. .. -... .. , trim la"-•Paid wcatioo :...o=="';;_---~..;.1Antlqu• 1110 Pianos & Orgens 1130 646-1251 '"711 r.n ........ • """"',,,.,. Sdt0ol•lnotrvctlon 7* SCRAM LETS ·1,M-===-~Good~~,--Load«!. 16'00· n;, ,..._ e Profit Sharing MISS Wrlcbt'1. rtte, to t:yps • ~ ~ANP!T. 1~·. NEW & USED Outom ~. Klnr-siz! ~ 1967 32' cm.rs Corinthian PROPERTIES WEST wrlta ~-ht bo!ore ac:hool. PIANOS I. ORGANS ""'" w""'''""""· otc. Load«!' L1ko new. law bn. Reakientw Division lnltant.iearninr. Qi.Dcoe.t ANSWERS ~l~ CAIL ANYTIME Lari:ett .tock in Orange Co. Sat only 968-3800 WW consider trade. 5"&-2434 Mr. D. H. Smith for appt. 10-Leaon Typing $cbO(il. Select from the finest brand GREAT Books cl T he 25' OWENS CAB CRUISER 642<1344 ~ n-• M CM ... -Pa·~-G .. -. Fl names In America · Qi.lcker-Xln __ .. • __ _,_., "'--1 1,.. co ar, .,..,,...,,,,,.,~ .r .. -. -a .. ....,. -ume-Sewing M1chlnn 1120 Ing Kn be Sohm Wurllt-Weatem World. C-omplete t '"""'"'· i.uau.,.,. ........ * Art Clissu * Salute -TAKE MINE ur: _ :OO· thele :~· e&11 aet. Make offer. 6'l2-845o 547-n 03, 675-!ml eves. SHOE SALES Experl1nced L1dle1 Shou Excellent comm.Lllion ' bal.e- by Robert Tho Overheard In liquor bar: 1967 SINGER., complete with 3 ruR ,.._ c: ..... 1 .... 1 ·~ Enroll now • H.:Artl "l\'1 nahm. lot a man to walnut cabinet! Divorce ac-DOt be told from oew ol are .............. -.-...e ..,... 642-~ ~2595 get married. Evtp man tlcm force• aacrlfice. Auto, fuUY ;ua.ranteed. New spil> Ermhle $10. Ma.nnot $40. ihould take a wU'e. I wtah Da·u.a:, touc:b-0-matic, but-eta ol conaols from. $4811. Rug, new $45. 548-1560 Speed-Ski Boot1 9030 CUSTOM BUILT TUTORING some ml!ll would TAKE ton holes, blind heme, au:sI' TYPE FREEZDt All le¥ els math, srd IChl MINE." overcaata w i th 0 u t at· RENTAL PIANOS I. 5" ~E 9d., HS physics. 962--tcm t&clunents. A&sume S3.B7 all rentala •s:t1lY to purcbue l==--'.....,.,=o~=,....,._,. Wanted 1-------10 ... LADY Owr 40. Refined with Apply in J>l!l'aon Thunderbird Immediately _.,. No -· io . , Moo lhru Fri a Exp Double Needle Knowled&e of bookkeepU. MERCHANDISE FOR Furnltvre 8000 mo. « ll'l.99 cub. Call Imm ll.G "" mo. HEAD ""' 16G. SKI ""°" SALE AND TRADE DUE to death must tell! =~=='====== fN~e~a:;= $15. POLES SS. 548-1560 "Formula 233" Thil 23' Ill ciou ...,,.v h1III bu Amerlc.'• most famowl racin& delign. It's roueb wa- ter tested and proven. SA!'· ESl' SKI BOAT DESIGN. Power MechlM and typin&. Stl!'adJ position Oper1t0f with me « the t.iuest ROBINSON'S r:urnltur1 8000 Bdrm aiet, 5 pc choice aolid Music.al Inst. 1125 Gould Musi~ Comp1ny Ml w t.d 1610 a Also Dripery work· decontor 1 tudlo s in on, misc: work In Newport Beach. C o o d aJ.azoy Ind future. Givt FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH BEAUT loung!' chair & o<· kJman, decorator ta.bric, $125 (O»t $.100). La.die. an- tique pink se-cretary de1k $100 fccet $250). Miac items. ,,....,.,. ma.hog. xlnt cond . $375. Aho -------'-'-" l'""'::~M:o!n,:.~s~.A.~iiii~S4~7~.oon::1::.:;";:-'~o~n~;;;:;;-~;: solid mahog. buffet ol china Bundy Flute I • • WANTED • cloeet $175. Mabog. dining Perfect condition Hammond Spinet orran tbl with 6 chn $75. 2 Mahog. 968-4316 w/percuuion, twerb I. Dr1pery Mfg. Co. reference1. Box M 19'7 Daily • Need 1 tr1lnee. Pilot Furnttur...-Appll1ncM Color TVs-Pi1not ETC. BERKELEY JET Powered by a 450 H.P. Aero Marine. O'uise:s at '5 . . . No more loo&, alow boa.t trips to the fishlng ground• -yes, thiJ beauty will make an idea.I, hl~ spo.rt fishn or pleasure boat. Good warn:. Xlnt woridna ===-~--~ conditlom plu.s Frlqe Ben-COUNTER. lirl, OVl!'r 25; ef'll:L lf:Ndy Job, 5 ~ wk., nol::;==-=--:--:-.,., Jmick knack aht-IYet, rnllc. ======== repeat Sa\'e $.?ZS. f\lm. See at 16632 Rhooe Ln. Pi•not & Orgins 1130 Uaed spinet piano, $395. H.B. or call 847-6912 -SCHMIDT-PHIUJPS CO. exper. necea. Apiiy in COUPLE, middlt aged, nl&ht peno11. attendtnt in KeMel. House 2065 Ol8rle St. Cash In lj, Hour 541-4531 Antbony'1 Shoe Sel"rice, frH, a.l.&o p/t:lme day work _Call __ ......., __ ~· -""-"'-'-I _:."""o:o,.;E" . ..::""°::;:ric,,..:"">'=c.·• -'CdM= dreuing pbeu anta at Hun. SEAMSTRESSES ""' a"•· 837-«>22 COAST DRAPERY SPANISH 8' aofa & 5' lovt seat. Mou gm, cruahed \ll!l\'et. Never ueed. MfJ'• cost. 644-2637 9' DIV AN $50 Cba.lr $2(1 ()t. toman UJ Breekfront $50 CoUee table $25 Recliner $45. 548--0417 ::,': ..... --..... ONE W£EK ONLY J.ro7 ~~~='""" l>oMl: • .... w.,......., & 2 HUGE SAVINGS night tblet. $85. ~23(5 C11h for Furn., oppll. ON All PJAJIOS '= m~le.qu~li~~ W A N T E D H11 111 the Extras Including SIS radk>, 4 ipeak- 1!1' stereo systen tpd 4 wheel custom trailer eqttfpped with the surge bn.ke. 'lbe encl'* ed cabin sleeps 2 and ill com- plete with bead.. She'• ready . • . All lhe needl ti a akip.. ..... WAITRfSSfS Nights ....., In ....... 3-6 p.m. Dally Snack Shop 1#.1 2305 E. Cout Hwy. Coron• del Mer Exper. for tut jp'OWing worn-BABYSI'ITER 2-5 weekdaya tn'• aporbwear mfi. Groovy Newport Helibll area . .$1. place to work plus eood J*Y. br. Own ttana Mfr.7524 eves 1810 Monmvia., CM. BLUE Beet -613-9904 Dtnntt GENERAL OFFICE Cook. 4-12 pm $30. "'' ""11 Typist-Shorthand. A 11 ' up Wa.llreu e\'M , around abillties. Part time. 54G-39'lO Agencies, Min & ()"IJJT.aE Prol. req. perpi Wom1n 7550 FREE TO YOU & tool.s. 642-70151542-6974 The ti me to b11y 11 NOW d .. r. 1111 o._t ft11tit pr•·•••••n pi•n• Office Furniture 8010 ,.1 •. Ne .. •r bofor• h""' w• offered 111ch • f1b .. lo111 11l1c- U1ed Office Furniture tlo11 of fi11• t r•ncls •+ 111cli low DESKS • 127 Wood -93 Steel pric11; "L" wlit:s OiAlRS, 200 Exoc . ., S<cty. • Shlinway • Estey ru..ES, Standard or FI rt • Mason & Homlin Proof Gd 1 'ii yr. 'pet for older WE need quality Cao Junk ~ &U--0856 after ' pleaae) • Furniture, c.o1or .M. 9/17 1V's. stereos, appliances, HAMMOND O>naole Organ, tool& ol-office equipment. Mo. B-3. W/apeaker & TOP CASH IN 00 Minutel bench. Like new! 642--0724 531·1212 * 893-oo5s or 613--0lln * WANTED * Com Rhapeody Ori::an Good Used & Antique tum. Mahogany ~. HiW&)' Used Furrrlturt, 7401 113G-1C70 Westminster, Westminster 642-4321 Ext. 240, Doy1 644-1742 EvOI. to do it. h:Jult'Wm'k • M .. ~b& eblgb<;~·ctlon . .._...,.. <blld ron of. ARGUS EMPLOYMENT ....,, ve """"'.. o: ternoons. West.cliff ~·-. perleooe. Good badqroond 646--13.18 Nunet aide ........ St $1.85 TO GOOD home only. 11 month old Female Fox ter, rltt. Hu bad all ahots. Needs lO'llinr; family. Very IO\'able. Must have fenced yard. Will ba.ve spaJ"ed. 548-1786 9/17 McMAHON DESK, Inc. e Chickering 1830 s. Anaheim mvd. e Weber 112-8450 . """" . T~•;:.;l.;;••.;;l.;;11.;;on;.:_ __ _:1:::2:.:.::05 WIOOW needs Br. F'umitutt . Also mite. chairs, tables, etc. Call 847-2125 17-FT. FIBERGLASS 17 -ft, performer, Islander model. In good cood:itlon. Complete w/nmnlng lights, big wheel trailer ol ctllltom snap down COVtt. f'1ced for quick Mle ""'· ,,,,,.,. ..,_ 49!kl after 'l: 00 p.m. in aaucet ' pnrlablnr work; All ahlfb; open the ability to manace ol-~ e SALES-DREAM JOB e Secretary ••• -..•••••• St $til FREE to good homea ool.y. 4 l!llllall Fox terrier and Beagle puppies, 3 black and white. Doe brown & white. To home with ya..n:ls only. No shots. 120 Albert St. <Nr Katella otr s.A. Frwy.l • Sohmer • Kimball USED Office tum. Desk, • Brombach· RENT aioni with people. Mon.. thru Keep your important job u 'fype, alb., .PR , Frt. g •.m. to 2:30 c.II wife &: mother ' earn a PT Med ult .......... $2.:iO t"1*1 chairs, file cabinet etc. 646--4414 646--69611 ... _., etlltnl New Color TVt Wanted, 3 spd. girls bike, Good cooditlon 846-!lOOI 8.13-0600 ext ~ Md.Y pay d>eclc. 548.lll26, Dr'• olc ~ ' 544-3854, 636-3497 Secretary • -.•.•.•••.• St $450 ALL GRANDS, SPINETS, CON SOW SLASHED FOR -IMMEDIAlE SAUi $9 PER MO. RENTAL CAN APPLY TO Experlttad Mature CHllD care wanted an Import-export exp PBX Oper•tor achool in my bomt . ll: »S Alftt bkkpr PI' ........ $2.00 M8-1TH6 9/17 GOING overaeaa. 2 Walnut PURCHASE DOil::,:,!:''-----'8:;:8.:.::25 llool Slip Mooring 9036 Hou11hold Goods 8020 Pari time Sun t2x'u 'lilun pm. Provide Own trana. Nr. Post, cype, ~ P.;h~r:t~ B~l~n Bolaa &: Sprtngda.le H.B. Gen'l ofc ...•..••.••• St $350 NEED gd home tor coff tables $15 ea, 2 walnut "Missey"' sm. 1 yr. old tern. twin bed.a Se!ars best ale.-p blk &: wht chihuahua & ter-lets $60 ea, 2 beda $20 ea, rier mixed. All 1 bot 1 , RCA retrtg I freezer like ORDER BY PllONE AKC Springer Spanit.l pup 548-8511 lJver & whl Male 8 wks BALBOA SIJp for 40' boa.I. 9115/68 to 6115169. Ample parking. Call 673--7950 9 AM lo 9 PM 7 Day11 old $35. 646--3734 892-798'1 alt 6 p.m. Reserv desk & type 21112 Ocean Avenue NEED ca f, • , 6 Mgr trainee ..•••••••• St $403 Huntington Bffcb "' or gll'.. yrs. Over 21 HS £l'&d 962-8595 9111 _._.,._rus __ . _ ...... __ ,,,. __ _ COLOR TV, '64 Seara, maple BEAGLE 1 yr male. Love cabinet, need.a repair. Make boy w/papen. $40. Dog Bo1t-Y1cht Charter. WAITRESSES Experienced ooJy Deed apply. No p hon t calll pl ..... DENNY'S 1800 S. Cout Hwy. """"'S..ch CAREER GIRLS experienced Salel&:irh ~ or Mana&"en. 2 YMrl exper- ience in womens wear. APROPOS, Thwn & ONn Orana:t. 5UJll12 HA VE you always had the dtsire to be a bouMwife and a business woman at the aa.me time'!' There an! two dillet\'l'lt jobs e va 1 lab l e 00 .. 2504 HOUSEKEEPER. plain cook for couple 5% daya. Must drive, have good rdtl'e'!l.ct:I. Private room , bath A 'IV $275. Huntin&"toa Harbour. 592-.13111 HOUSEWIVES • EARN SJ0..$40 wk. spare time. H.B. area_ 54(1.1932 Ellis BABYSITI'ER, Live in, 2 l(iril, Meu Verde area. Stu- dent or older peraon. 546-roiO MEDICAL Alslltant with fn.- IU1'nee exp fr1t G. P. ~ Salary open. 137-7520 FULL 'nme maids for Motor Hotel in I.Aruq Beach. -DENTAL A.lilt I Recpt. for omce In lfmtln&ton Harbor. 2 )'l!Bn exp«. 846--0617 EXPDt_ Drapery WOl~OOlll Mel Moninl Dnpeey 1651 Placentl•, CM 548-7035 R.ECEPTIONisr I lite olflce wcrt. c..n 60--3830 bet • AM .A: 5 PM Wftk d&ya. WOM,AN to work In doout llhop. No pbone cells pleaae. 2HT Harbor Bl~ .. C.M. EXP. 1lilHes ~I .1 '"-"""· ........... Bof. -man llO'DRllS HEIPER, !No a., nan A boltd snd small ..,.,,., -bet I P.M. DC*lllTJC btlp Wllllled, z.,tl.I ..... ' -owu ........ -·--...,._ Sii rMI SQ', S1 '.so. .. 2 •• , ;:;-;:=-T':= 'Ir -· --a.x. --- belate ol aft. achool; Corona ..,._.,_ ,;_ •-'"""' dtl M El .,. ....... , .... LOUlilal.Ul •••••••••• w ......... otter under $50. 545--6521 house il:lcl. ~ 9039 ar em. ~.... .......t. Job ahop exp ...._ ..,.., 67'-2309 ORGANIC fertilb:er, aged 8 PLACE •ettinr Fostoria hone manure co m b J n e d Dinner ware + xtra pieces. with wood shavings. Good _M=""='=""='='=· =536-=1188=== HI-Fl I. Storoo 8210 H..,.... 8830 BLUEWATI!R CHARTERS 27'-40' U-Driw Skip. Avail Day/wk. 646-900:1 24 hra. Salesmen •••••••••••• to $700 BABYSilTER, Thurs., Fri., H.S. or llORM! college: mulch. 833--5332 between 8 ' -WI OfPI•: .... ....... to '-"-'--"' ;_;;:___.;__ Stereo • dlx comole 1968 solid state wtth 4 SJ>etd cMnger. Left on lay-• CUSI'OM western Betit offer. Call tm-9682 aaddlt. """""' 2 to 5:30 and Sat. 8 to 5:30; Timekeeper ••.•..••... $2.35 my homt, Weal CM. Gen'! timekeepn' 5 or 54&-4931 after 5 9/30 ~•r19e Sile I022 !:;..~~.:=:'".: 3 PC. Sect. LV nn aqua 1et -..tc•-~I-. PARTY to share t!xpen&es on weekly trips; will teach sailing. 45' Sloop. 646-HIOl &t.2--1987 Aut Mzr .......... $100 wk No exp DeceslU')' BEA trr. 2 yr. male Collie • Sh~. Hu &hots. Peppy & playful. Ne!!ds lge. fenced yd. Older children OK. 494--4i684 9/16 with blond end & cou~ D , M' I I table with matching lampa on t ISS t • way. Pay bal ot' $78. or 6 YR. Albino 15.2, great hcrse small pymnts. Credit Dept for entin family, well train. Jabt Men, Wom. 7500 Salet: tme .•••.•••••.. St~ ===·=535-=1280==·==' ed. SS.SO. Call Betty 633-0066 Mobite Homel 9200 Hair Stylist Followina: prefm-rd but not .-ceAal')', qualified to work in hia:h gra.de Beauty Studio. Offen permantnt work, pleasant environment. Good complny benefill. Apply: BUFFUMS' Fashion Island Newport Beach Col.lee-e del .. marritd Waltttsa/di!bwubtr . , U.Ri Busboys Cookl (femalt/malel .. $2.00 Uttlt exp OK Lube man ............ $Zl5 Exp • hill Hme Station atten ...... to s:rn + + 10'1o comm. No exp Meehan.le •.••.• 50% comm Start now!!!? w arehou.te wricn • • to $2 .01 Need now! HUITy! ! ! ! ADORABLE 9 mo old tema.le Spaniel-Terrier pup, needii loving bomt wtfencM yard & children. Had 1hoU. 497-1632 9n6 HALF . Siamese kittens, 3 black Halloween lmp1, 2 with Siamese p o i n t 1 . 546-2127 9117 $60. Extra dean gas range:, ""'trio ,..... ••• .u. FRANCHISED stow. Modern retrtgeraton Mlscell1neou1 1680 TRANSPORTATION ' 19% x 45 ~ Double Widt l\C 'lER fOR ~ Roa.dliner get up in adult ol wuhing machines. Solu. llUI STATUES, ETC. Bo.ts & Y1chb 9000 park. Rtady to move in. bide-a-bed, Hollywood oom- ple-te bed, older dres.sers. 18 YAMAHA, F\nished .•.. to In dudes refria:erated air suit )'OW' decor. FREE! con ditionina; , dishwasher "'""""· bWKlr"'" lllc • $25. Seo 1 TV S20 a: $25. The Cat'qt. STORY & ClARK, 3419 v,~~:~ "N".B. a.ale Bo•tlng Cl1ue1 a:::~g~=-~ ~ti; .~: ~~~ ~:t:::: KOHLER & TREASURES OF B1l~~o=e~~~~-~ron ~:~~~~~ = .$10; 46x31" drafting table & (AMPBEll AU BABA Starting 7 PM Mon. Sept. 16 Call Dual Wide Sales of chair $22.50; misc. gan:len at Newport Harbor Yacht Chapman Mobile ID c . tools; 27" Star l...ite Mower, OURS * AUCTION * Cltib 720 W. Bay Ave., New-5.11-SSTI. ~------·I ARGUSEMPlOYMENT "1riou1 colon & ires 646-2388 reel type $100: 19" Toro H : U you will sell Cl" ~ port Beach. NO ADVANCE ===------1 rotvy type mower $35; D•hJ lO.•; P.,t 'rll t """'e w1R.t~ • -R.EGISfRATlON NECES-PRIVATE party, 24X60 Slat 9/16 .,. u....,. ... z SARY ENR~ • AT -•ss 1968 2 BR &. den, 2 Ba. awn- Waitress Part time Dishwasher Part tim• Neel appearana-, O\'tt 18 Pleue apply in pencm bttween 2-5 p.m. Snack Shop Jr. 1902 S. Harbor Blvd. CONSULTANT AG~ 2043 Westclltf, N.B. 543-7796 1tm E. 17th St., S.A. 547-&36 School•lnstrudlon 7600 =~~----= Bluebird lawn thatcher 5 S.Mhry 12 'tG' Aud:ionsFrkll)'7:Xl p.m. • ........... ~ LOVABLE h' -• ~.. HP ·~ ··-s-1~ t ing, carport, skirt &: llx20 w ..., m .. e ---mtr. $85; Sc 0 t t ' • Windy's Auction B1m ~ «" '"'" o.N r1t mOl'e IY cockopoo, 1~., chil.,..., '""""' -•d" 16: G.E. COAST MUSI( Wo. """"'· 11<.000 cuh. Fomily want a a: d b 0 me • elec. clothe• dryer $50; etc. Behind TonY• Bid&. Mat1 Also park. 213: 4:n-9530 538-SllXl 9/16 600 Awcado. corooa de! 1839 Newport Blvd. 2075% Nl!WP')rt. CM M6-86l6 '!WO Eut" """"'" .,., Mu, s"" thni r n. 642-0271 NEAR N"' s-Steel n Huntington Beach MOTOR HOMES 9215 WE 'RE LOOKING FOR have rrown up • tree • in-TRADITIONAL bdrm pkua pl., show, Penco •quarl\un Jtec1stratiob at Hunttngtm PEOPLE TO TRAIN c I u d t n r hutch ea. fP 1 n e v a 11 e y) by SALE with miricle tilters, p.snp Btadi H1ih Sc:hool Monday FOR HOTEL HOTEL 54g....(,640 9/16 Thomuvllle $280 dusic valves, and, plutlc planta, Sept, 16. aaaes continue ""ITT • Pl1nos Org1n1 stand, bood.,and tubinr. sz. throughout the l'aD. MANAGEMENT CLAS ITY • • • • · • · · · · · · dawn • cuahion 90ta $190, Rebuilt rranda from $699, Eves att 6 642-8584 MMl:t excellent aa.lary plus BLUE part Persian kittens, de1k, patio tum., Daniah Wulltt.er new comoles from · 2 YNG. men for pert time • --------yoor •pariment u motel.-ho-housebroken. 1169 Denet ctn, ltak dinlllJ' tbl , work $634 Wurlltut' orpns' ftoor FOR SALE 9 x 12 ava1 bn.J&-Boet OlMt. Ev8. ~ tel m~. Uvt and work L&no;c,:.o,·,,c-~=----tbl, box aprbip w/frame, mo<leis, from Sm. ' ed n.ig blue tone -Wroughl WP!kenda. Some exp. req. 06 Ll'ITLE westtrn uddle. misc. elect. SAVE ... iron drslc ' chair with new m-~"'=,'=----- Costa Mesa Loc•I m•nuf•durtr, lmmecli•te openlnvs: • Shipping Clerk • Auembler • Part Time Mechh1l1t • Eltdro-Poli1her Apply ln pt'nOl'I 1604 Monrovl1 Nowport Beach, Colil. in location, cUmalt ol your ltiltena weaned -f .:-:: choice. New moteb and hotell and box tra!ned. Tl&t'r equip., 16' refrlr. nr ntw. ~ for ~·· piano m.1r top. Ater 5 and LS' BOSTON Whaler. 40 hp an being built e\'ery day, striped •nd all bl9Ck. II 833-Cll37, 17775 Palmento couneL Wttk:ends 64Z-3526 Johnsn. Fully tqUip. Xlrlt Many opportuniUel for man-w~a old. ~ J/16 Way, Irvine WALLIOIS MUSIC CITY UPHOLSTERING -$'1'9.50, 2 cm:!, $1250. IM7-'1938 agen.. Mett-Womm. married • SHORT Hair kittens,, All GARAGE Sale? PDttef'Y • MOO So._.13riltol pc. (European cnltlme"J) FOR. Sale: ~· Steel CnJ:t coople-s. Tr&in at home tn blk .. oite. 7 wka. Setk new bouaewar.s and much more. (bsta Mesa * 54G-nfl> Ffte est, del, pickup, 215 Need.I engine ssoo. your 1~ time. Nattonw\de homes. Wta.ned &: u.nd box 3224 Mlnneaota Ave, CM G T S I Matn, HB "BenlY'' ~ 968-1508 placement aulsta.nce. This trnd. 549-«)3.2 9116 5'1S-7258 reen ag a e 68 SOUD irtate stereo con-'68 Boston Wh•ter 13' t.rainin&: can be your flm Sept brinp thla famous sale aole. Dia.mood 9t;ylua, 4 step to employmtnt t,n tht BATH TUB Appll1nce1 1100 of fine planoa & orpn1. •Pttd-rm. $2 weekly. Free S'100 -646.5.9l9 Motorcyctn 9300 Motel/Hotel 1~. wrtte 494-9306 "/! GAITERS "-Sattler 1·; Every pLano A organ marked home trial. &C-l403 71/t' Fib6;rol111 dinghy School T L-naw for compl~ detail N ==~-~~~-=·~~6..< , in green can'les dlscounta w/Oars. $15. 6U-«ie6 evt1. '66 y AM• u • "" X1 eae ...... rs a. 0 tallJ'e· 61 dbl oven. Like •-..,..., The •-~ d~'· ...... KIRBY Vacuum cleaner A IVU\ °"· nt con--obliptlon PANEL-~)' Well Heater • w .,,,.,. """' ~ -.. ditim M•nv _. __ nftl: Pa.rt Unw woric a'Vl.Oabl.e • __ · works, in rd condlUon. ntw $300. Mwt Se 11 . alway• el; attachments. Pymnb of $7.00 S llbolts 90IO · -.... e .......... """"'· now. Evenings m:I •ttk· -• - -• -• ~164. 9/14 M2-m8 WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO per mo or $8.10 cub. <:::redlt I I:;;-,-,===-==== I ...... can .,... .. ochodul• Northwest Schools FOR s.i., ,,... Eloctrlc l80l. N...-, CM . ...-Dopt. 5.15-'12811 * DEMO SALE * '66 BULTAl'O PURSANG, to .Wl Coot.act MR B~D-M11.1 Trt!11 ~11t 3 KnTWS. probably males. ?VllJe. Xlnt cond. Bnt of. Opt'ft SUnday aftemcw:n HAMU.100 Palntlns, bnt RhodM 1i •••• $1700 mu.It RD. l:m ER .......,Karts Tor, hpt. Mt.J1 ~i:O· 2 n r~~7 ft"r. ~ Wurlitzer a.ont. Organ, carb' period Sl50 FrlsWlaitt 1r O'Dt.y ••.. $1350 64U6'91 Ew:ntnga ... Ml t t, c/• o.ttr "t.t FOR s.~ FHltid•h Ex-1200 or m1ll:e-otrer U5 Nrw *""° tape dedl $50 MM!ner, ~ , ••• S3100 ·m Suzuki Ill CC 50 F•thlon 11 end Na ...... , ••• , •• , , • , •• ,, •• , FREE -T:::. puppiel ccllmt cond!Uon. $40. 2328 ~'129 or i46-iS85 6G-58ll. Dano •••· $2550 Xlnt cond.! fJ.75. ,_,,,,N,,,a,,,w,,:'PO=-rt~lo,.:.::.«:;;,_lt _1 Add'"' •••.•••••.••.. ,... gng College Dt'. o:.ta Ml':a BEAUT. )'OIJl1I male. n.t SU'T. Wallpaper S&lt! J /3 1\117..ontbtCo.Baftloe • 962-7928 * e NURSES Aldet, expe:r Ci" ., :-==------'= wt.nta aorJd home. HM an olf, Walker Paint 811 W. NEW BALBOA 20' "SI TR..3. BHt offer . orden-ed. l'.J:30 • 11 to • • • • • • • • • • • • ...,, • • • • • 2 PRS, pet nts w Ith Anth3ue1 1110 ahotl. neutettd. 546-tl.7• 9117 16th St CM. "2-6'1'76 All nbtflla.a,--eom.pl.tle W"lth See aJttt • PM f :30 e rou. A: a..-,,,.. St•+• • ·, •• •• ••• A,. •••• , cqea, Very C'llt. pt 11 • WE 0 0 JN(; JUD1o 21 Aili l bir. Slttp1 •. Head ~ E. l8'th St., O.ta Mi!*B ..... , 548--1613 9/16 ANTIQU'Ci: Roll -top dttk LOVABLE l'rimdly 3'Ai mot. HOUSEKED"ER. Park N••1•1t l'tl•"• •......... , . with S-Roll: Crandtathet' female, rry ·~ ktltm diamonda 2 K. TW. cost ' exttaa. Seen by app't. .Ul6'1 Hooda ~ model aao Udo ~t Center. DAILY PILOT OIM£A· GERMAN POtm'ER.. 11 mo. cloclr:; $ecntvya, ha I I ada. ad home. SJ.S.(l6G sn1 Sl400. -or oa •• m...JSOO snm. 173-14911 low iruxe.ce. Sl50. ' 8 nqahtpJb:ied.. Newport l.JNES. You can ue them Gd watrli doc. larae . trees, bow front china cab., PlANO; Bthr Bt'Cll Parlor DLUICfmH.att.JSdmnondl * SPECIAL * 548UT a.ch, IGa)M can I to 5. for jult pemt. • dq. DlaJ Ml-0856 alt 4 PM 9116 walnut db:Urltr tble., g cha1n Gn.nd wfbtncb. Ot.rk fin. 11iti K. TW. a.it. $111». Sell Scboclc •bob · ..uing '56 PontMIC Slalion Wac .• e Wa.Jtrtaf!I Sf.2.S1I DOG : 11 mo old, Cocktt It buffet, heavily n.r.>ed: Xlnt COQd. WiO. &t2.Q36 tot $GI. m-oJl ac.hool boats. From $3"15. Oean! Stt to A~te. • Dltflwaahm DON·r JUST WISH tar.,.,.,.. malt. 11ouat bn*tn, a'OOd lob of KOOdletl HJwQ" Uffd rs YOUR AD IN a.ASS:· '63 CORVAtR Erlc.iM $30. Schock Boe.ta • fi7l.2CM Good trlLnt. 5f0...6987 AQpay Olde Oiurch't R.Mt-Udrw to lumlah JOlr ticm. wllh chikittn, lm-2653 9/16 F\1rnltu.J'!', 7.al Wertmlnlter FIEDf Some«le wlD bl: New Oibeoll P'Uu Torie $30. NEW Boe.t ordered. Must aeD '6S y A.MAHA 11JCC. •~et I • 111rnm ._.......,,,...., l urMl. *8 Newport Bllld. •••• find sre•t bu.)l'a ta to-1 n:MALE iraY TI.pr-g Blvd., Weztminar ID-3683 tootmc fW It. OW 8C46ll t9M18l. 24' OlaJlmgw in klHl allp. tnil. Good c:ondltion . a.ca Maa. Appb 2 so 6 pm J~..,~··~o~··~·~ ... ~-~:_-WHkl old. IO-O&S2 9116 OIARGE ,_,. W"UI lid ..,.. a. quick. •mc:Hnt ,_i1,1. awwat m 644-0896 or M4-03S2 SJ~. 646.3431 ( •t ----·c..;-""'--· -----• : --· . '"" ... -.,, Stp-16, 1'1611 DAILY ,llOT II TRANSPOllTATION-. TRANSPORTATION I TRANSPORTATl_2N -TRAN~PORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TltANtlollTATION llcAftll'Ollf Af lOl't fliAilSliOITATl&i' Motvrcyclot 9300 Trv<b !500 lmf:O.rl"'! A-9600 lrnpertod Aul.. 9600 lmporfod Auhlo 9600 U .... Can tfOO NW 4:an HOlllt.w Can flOO-Can flCIQ 6T TIUtJKPll -Tlpr •• OIE\IROLEr 16 .. 100c. ._ ..-. --., -· r bod. va coodltia $850. Privat. Par· ma.. aa~ tad I o, tATSUN . PO(lSCHE VOLKSWAGEN COlVAll b'. Sea at «Ill Wi.terit Pl, -... cmtom cab. £x. S.ta Ana. 53l""3IT eeAritt' oondit>on. Must ltll. '67 HONDA ti! cuatomiatd; &!T-9682 xtn pl.,., i... ol chrome. IJ '=======95"'1"'0 Metal Dake pa tank. Uke Mpt _ '!9 ,69 ,69 l<EW '89 '!9 'OI lJIT PORSCH!: 9U TlJp. S , 9 DATSUN 1pd, AM-FM" dlo, 6 llt«'eotaPt. maa; •he e I 1 , Look 111 Palo ...!. _.._ - ~ Ovtr St,400. &«2-llO., 50,000 mi. guar. n1 "· ""' '"' Mr. N.i- • .., PORSa!E. Wblte, aooc1 $186.86 Down ~=' ~135<..,. """' $53.16 for 36 mo. RENAULT new. S500 or t&ke ol pmtl. '62 INTERNATIONAL scout. 893-1849 Four wb~ drive • tra~I '68 HOOAKA lOOCC 5 1pttd; lq>. new tires $900 caah wiD. HI. l:'Cfnp. ~d; racing accept trade. KHl297 piston; bJg Urea, both ex-•47 wtU.YS MilJtar)', cor:o.p. b~usts; U,hta: licensed; 400 ~smred; xlnt cond. OAC + Tax I: Lie. miles. Xlnt. '525.. ~ Eveni.np caU f7$.3105 Barw1ck Hayden lmpom RD/AULT O..uphne Ci' - low mlleqe radii.I tinet, d.lfC brka, Uke nw. 962-2872 '6.\ HONDA ............ ~I======== 911 So. Coast H L B $400. '48 diev., new ttn., c.m,.rt 9520 •94-9113 ~. . nice Sl.50. ~:il-CSl56 --'----I !!!!~~!!!!!!!!'!!!!!~!!! PUBllC llOTia Trailer, Tr ... I 9425 19' 1964. Travel 'J'raller, G• oellent condttioQ. ~ ta!ned, sWps four tl.51 or Make Otter. 5'!-1636 Nim.rod Kent Trlr. sleepm l 546-7m8 Truck, '500 Truck luyen I Camper luyers I OPEN ROAD FACTORY ClW.AIKE SAlf Prl<o1 you 'wlll'ftOI . bollovol JAGUAR JAGUAR '63 Mark 2, Mdl.n, auto/pwr, air, c ti r o m e wheel'• sood COIKI. '11:il>. .,,_ '52 JAGUAR · Ro a d 1 t er a..sc, crie or • kind. ~ •491·1601 * KARMANN GHIA TOYOTA TOYOTA HEADQUARTERS ELMORE Ut!I VOL&SW AG EN ~ ..... """ --can ~. 494-l'192 att 1 VOLVO --'66 VOLVO l22S , Dr. A/T, ...... btr. Lt. blue w/bbick vtrQ1 m.. ta1Ar. J.mr,aeul•te. $1195 • £.Z TO BUY JIM SLEMONS TOYOTA tlT W. Wamtt, S.A. M0-2512 VOLVO '&3 -• dr. outstu- dtrtr, new thru out, '-tiaJ ""' n.315. prlv. """l'· -2812 Sporf Coro 9610 i 'G OOl\V4111 llCllU. °""'"'-·--· -c.u ~1314 -• ........ CORVITTI '67 C.U..r H1r4top v ... air ocma.. dlr. f\il1 pwr ., lmmM:lll&l&.....Utloo. -l&Ddau top, tm'quo1M bottoiD WU1 -ms cu11 " '°"" med ·car. WW ftnc . NI. >J. w 10. a.ms ... $6«34 DODGI '&< JAGUAR XKE. blodr 1-------- ror.dltd', wire w b • • 1 ' , '$9 DODGE V.-1. aute. 1 ~ """ cmd. ..... ·--.111>1 -. Pit!> -&t>-1634 '$! OORV!71TE 213 ..... I =:::;;=FO=R=D:::;== drafted. MW oaa am Colando Pl. C.14, 564511 Antiqu.s, Cl•1alcs 9615 '116 OLDS Conv. co upe DEATii force. ult; 'ff El Camino. Sharpet1t, dNMll. low mileqe Camino JOU'U ever •see. Loaded· W/evft"/ extra you could bu;y, 1ncL air-cond & 2 fibeq!UI top.. Still und. warrllllty. PvL pty. 541-3751 But lt'J ~tabo.!owi ~ Roed camper and motor borne line at prica YoU can buy the otben for - no ?'M!Otlable offer turned dowo. '68 KARMAN GHIA. Red w/ black blterlor. AM/FM Blau· pmkt: ~. Lug rack &: more extru! Lo mileage. $1850 01' belt oU«. 648-7367 l5l'.lO Beadl Blvd., Wltmn.Ctr w/ND1ble •at&. 0 r i I . ~ FORD Fa.lrtafte Sta. Wac. Gd. eond. 1 owner, many xtrl. SlOOO « submit after. Call Dey '73-8650 Eve r1>--0tll7 . ·59 CHEV. cerry.all panel; We've rot to move 'em and new eng. I: paint. $300 OR mcwe ·em NOW! · offer. 642-669'1 Eves. Truclu•Trucks•Trucka Dial 6(2..5678 f t>T:'<'.'t n ·:rs FORD • CHEV • DODGE J==="'="'="'=~°""~°""°""v",, e GMC Imported Autos 9600 CAMPERS SPECIAL I--'-'-'-'-'-="'--'-= I with s.... " ... CJE. VI, Wpttd, auto opt.1 NOW $2351 .50 with ca~ purchase. OPEN ROAD SEE! '63 Karman Ghia Radlo. New Upholstery $895. Call 543-7645 aft 5 MERCEDES BENZ PbOlle SM-3322 t'.W!lnd, rum fair MUlt eeD. 166 TOYOTA Corona j:""°=·:,....=:':' :H:.B:. === Air. radio, heater. Like new cond . Sale Priced. Autos Wanted 9700 e &Z TO BUY JIM SLEMONS TOYOTA GT W. Warner, S.A. 541).2512 '66 TOYOTA Station Wagon, -4 spd, dlr, o.c. Rill 0 /drlve. Like new S18S cash del!. Take older trade. Pymts $39.88. ~ ~aft..11. '66 MB 2:51) S Sedan AIT. P/S, =====:::::::::::::::= WE PAY' TOP .DOLLAR FOR USED CARS CONllnL OIVROlET '61 FORD Squin" llllly load- ed ltill under warn.nt)', lo mi.. ""'' cond. l31llO-Uc I XEV 112. Prtv. party. oaU3u 1966 GALAXY 500, 2 dr bdtp, air, p/.. auto. tram, new tlre1. XJnt eond. $2350. · M5-3689 aft I PM iii l'ORD J'alrlaM !Ill. Good tlrft. Nnl aood. Brlm lftJ1ft' SlT5. MS-Tm * '58 ~RD !iii T FlOO Fleet· -·--·-642-<164 F""L Arr. G ... phlto .,.., w/ VOLKSWAGEN 2S2I H ...... -· red vinyl interior. Tbil car 1 ;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I Colt.a Meaa 546-1Jl3 '311 f'ORD Pidt Up. Xlnt cond. can b;.e Men at 18l0 Wallace Ava., C.M. stf..f'752 SPORTS CARS LINCOLN '66 CmtlrteQ.l. Maenificent Is still covert"d by fact.cry t • rr=:~~ i:~r:~~nJ. '68 VWs WE PACT A .. s· H 120 W. Warner, Santa Ana ... MB ""o;e..i A/T, F•ct. $199 DOWN "' Stream 8' compact: stove, sink. retrig. $495. 548--1098 OPEN ROAD Carnpe:r, II', tull cabover. Sleeps 5. Xlnt """'· 1695 ......... , ,..,_ 1mm..,_ thru-oot. ~. 36 AT $60.50 W.mon1 Merc1d1 Binz OR OUR 1211 W. w""'"· .. , .. AnA YW Today Plan '64 MERCEDES 3'lClS • Dr. sedan; auto. tnuus., pwr. !tee'. Priced al klw Blue Book. Prlv. J*tY. 613-7384 9 to S Wkda,ya. 1962 220 S. New crptl. headliner, pa.int l tires. Very nice <*%"! $ l 5 0 0. 962-1003 $199 DOWN 36 AT $44.02 Inc. l'reab a.11 vents. beater, defroster. Low 9Mtl, vin¥1 int 24. moatbl, '4,000 Mlle Wainnt7 ·GT MB 25C6 Sed. 1.rNnaa&late 9600 Lo milea&'e car. F'all fact. T&M MOTORS equipped. TYm94 b ued can a truca bl can .. for free estimate. GROTH CHFiROlfT Alk for Sales llanapr mu Be&cti Bl., H""""""' llHdl IQ 0.1331 Will Buy CONTINENTAL 'II Omtinental. Mqnltl.cent OM owner .an. Antique raid ................ ...... control, Ult ltffr. All ttelux cmvtnlmce1. Air, F~ W&rrllflt1. Call (11)].y tf JOU appreclatt the .finest. No dealen plffle. Olr. :M-Tm MERCURY Tour VolUwqea or Poncbl --------• P11 top dollln. Paid '"' 'till COUGAR T)pe 91 PS I or not. Call RaJpll PB, RlR, C&D 5l»t90 aft· 673-1190 er6p.m. Uood C•n 9900 MUSTANG • Spot Cash tor Import& Slemons #Mrctdr lenz We pay more lot any import 120 M ,w_,,,.., Santa Ana regardless ol ~ar, make ------.,---Gud .. G"'\'""'1'!1.-•t Rood> -NEED "jl CAllt •e MUSTANG H'r. m VI; 892-5551or534-2284 CAN'T BE nNANCPDT auto. traftl. CUit. Int. R/H. or condition. Try us before '68 M.B. 200 D~, Uke new. you It'll. E L M 0 R E Cost $5360, now $3950. Pvt MOTORS, 15300 Beach lUvd. ,""'=·-'~99-~l_l42~--~~ Westmhuter. 894-3322. TAN 1966 M~ Diesel. Auto; air mnd; vinyl. in- terior A Man '• car! 549-3183 13 VW. Campen AU Modelo & M1ko1 Wutflll1 A Sundlol lmmedl•te D1llvtryl T & M Motors •Banlavpl! •~T Xlnt mech. cood. $1295. •Bad Cndttr • Dtnlrctdr 5'8-2698 •MllJtarJ •Nn 1111 ArMTows ==~-=~o.-.~ .. -~eon~vt. Miko ""'4'1. P.,.,..1* 'McCARYHY-MOTORS Pwr 1tr'1, auto. Very Clean, lG> So. Milin I: F.dlnpr a Beaut11 lit $900 take1. (2 blocb N. ol Sean) S62-lll03 S111ta ArW1 Ph 50..wn '62 OLDS IS • dr, new moat diatinguiaMd motor car ••• ... LINCOL~ THE FINEST SELECTION WE HAVE EVER OFFIREO. Tit. f>Op•lt tlty 1f tl.1 ll•W M.,. Ill jlf•Witl•• yet .. 1 ..... w •• "• '•. •' •M -- U11c1111 .. Mr. Cty;, J1h11 0114 Mr. Dick Joh111•n •rl•ll4 o ,.-non1I llWlt•ff ..... tM th1ilU11t •• ,.,1•11<• •f C•11tln•11t•I •wn•tthlp. w. wlll M he,,., +• •"'•llf• •" .. ,,.i11t111 ... t '" • •••111tr•tl111 4rM •+ J••r ,._. venlense, Alw•y• o chis• -4 lri1114 ,11ke4 "'-'•11, t ol1n a 1q11lppff, •• y10 woot "' If \'ff wl.tl 11k 1lt.11t 011r LlASINl9 'LAN with fu ll Mtl11len1111•, "ONE OF ITS KIND" Special purchat• from Ford Motor Co. with h:i1tory of exclu1ive •x•cutiv• use, Only 14,000 f•ctory sup- ervl1ed miles. Finish•d in exquisite Sp1nl1h m••• with harmoni1.in,. dtrlc ivy cre•t•d chalfont Interior. Nat. ur•lly with factory air eonditlonint tnd' full pow•r. A remar~abl• motor car for the mo1f dl1c;riminatin9 ~uy•r. Fo rmula priced. 1967 CONTINENTAL H•r• it America's most PoP"lar luxury 1.d•n. A well cered for Oreng• County v•hicl• r•~ect~ng lmm~c· ulet• good taste in •quipm•nt and 1nter1or·•xf•r1or color harmony in entique gold with •mbassy roof. Formula priced. 1966 CONTINENTAL T111~ the car for t he connoi•s•ur. A magnificanf one owner s•dan in burnish•d gold with AM /FM r•dlo, 1peed control, tilt 1teerin9 a!MI all th• conv•nlenf appolntm•nt• of pow•r ind air conditionln9. Fonnule priced. 1964 (CONTINENTAL A /'eviously owned Contin•nf•I of unu1ual ~u•Uty 1n r•finement, Factory air conditioning and fufl power. Worthy of those who •ppreciate th• very fine1t, Formule priced with the f1mou1 Sliver er .. t werr1nty. 1961 CONTINENTAL ••dt.ulv•ly ••n•d •11d 'tiv•n "v •II' 111111tiv• vfs• ''•1ld•nt h.4,. Disk J1hn .. 11 n•w •v•ll•il• kt 111.o CALL TODAY FOR DETAILS. JOHNSON A SON ot Newp«t-'-OOat'I Mesa 600 West Coast Highway NEWPORT BEACH 548-7751 • 545-8278 Ot1n11 CHnty°1 014Mt Un•l11o Moreory, Cev,.r , • De1lenltlp. _._ ..... 1962 GHIA Coupe like new 1!195 1967 DATSUN wagon, au- ALFA ROMEO '59 G P ALFA tomatic, one owner Sl.845 One race, one tirat on frnh 1967 AUSTIN HEALEY engine. Bernardi bead, new roadster tow miles $27$ Goodyear tires, has spares. MG MG llC81 Garden Grove Bl. al Brlch, Gm-den Grove 192-5551 or 534-2284 lranlf1}11lM .. til'M. Good ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ tram. SIX), .t97-1601 . : -------- TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION ' Street ~pment Make OH· :1967 FIAT 850 Coupe, the er. Prtvale party call Chtls S~les, Service, Parts C.Omplete new MG inv~tory See the new Amlin Am!r1ca Here Now! ? poi:-tlar one ......... $1475 494-lr173 .1966 TOYOTA 0-own, new ''·n~~ALF=A~~ROMEO==.-,Xln=t. t1967 FORD CORTINA GT, wk days * Ph. 646-3357 J1rtuµort 31t11µort s ;,:th bucket seats .. $1475 ---~:'~-~:·:: '65DADTSatsUuNn l'U 1965 MGB Roadster, hep-3100 W. Coalt Hwy. Excell.ent running oondltion, Newport Beech PY car. wire wheel• n'l"!li dlr, oec, $75 cash delivers 60-EHOO 54()._1764 965 MGB Roadster, mullt or good uiied car. Pymnts Authorized MG DMler see thla Mf!, • • • • • · · $1995 $28.86 mo. Will ftnc. be.lanct!. "'5i"'°"M°"G°'TD.,-, r'"ed""',---,---wh-,--ee.,-h, 1968 JAG XKE Coupe, Aft ll. 49f..9TI3 or 5'5-06M very ad cond., need bear· AM/FM, 6,IXXI mllea $5595 66 DATSUN Sport& cpe. Inp Make otle' 540-2'291 966 MGB Roacbter, ready tp(lrke hub6, fog litet. Xlnt. '60 MGA hard le IOlt top, to go .............•.. $1995 Sl700 546-2486 new tlre1. Xln:t cOndltlon. 964 TRIUMPH Roed1ter,l:l,W,;,h-1t-,-,-,,-•• -,-,.-,,-.,,-m-•--a-Jlne $3!'il * 494-7969 : wire whe& ......... n796 ===='======~============ r9&4 JAG XKE &adater, New Cars 9800N1w Cart 9800 new top, chrome wb~. $2'!'lO r: ~8oll~· .. ~~: = lba World's Bast •1963 POUGEOT "404" 4 •2000 car \ dr Sedan, one owner .. SSQ): ' 961 PORSCHE 1900 Coupe.it Ir 2 othen in llock •••. $2596: 960 JAG XK1SO Olup!.: ... wil. """"'"" ........ $1485 ~~~-~~~:;: J.J&T MGB GT. wire wheell Ow mlle1 ............ ~ MGB Roadster, OWf'- ve, wire wheth:, low mill!'ll ••••••.•.•••••• $2795 'TOYOI'A ltatSon Wfll· on. -4 whed drive. nu. b the one . . . . . . . . . . . . . $tl475 1966 TOYOTA O'.lrml 4- doof, bu cobmm lldft. t $1295 tt98'7 VOLVO Mom' ..stzl, t'.:'~va ·•·= t.~ rea1 bupin .•••• ,SJ.fJl6 1 1: ~~~~~-~~.~= 191115 LINCOLN <h'lttnm- "1, M>e< -air, .... All i....,. ...... ~ nmib •.• '!:: ........ .. DATSUN/2 AlnM lot tlUJ 0.uun/1 Door. 6'9t\ ride. Nindlil'IQ. perfCMmll'IOa, tni •I INM 2i 1'11.,p.IJ. ~.RllV~,..,~ fmnt disc br1k•t. wlndowt· up freth tir ~ ctoi.. of no-coat atr• Mtd ~: o.tet.111/2 Doot ... ThtWorfd'I Mlf:tJOOD C-1 NOW! We are THE Dealer for th Worfd'1 Molt AdvallC8d 4 W1IMI Drfve DATSUN PATROL Wl'LL PlOVI IT TOOAY AT: GEORGE ZIMMERMAN DATSUN SALI S ANO SIRVICI PHONE 5404410 2145 Horbor Blvd. Coote Mou COMET 'II COMET w_., 1tkk. R/H. sd Ur• I: omd., 1 owner, l500 ar o fter . m-ool1 .. Jt.4MBLEI\.--.tot., low mile.; dtaQ.-... $IOI CC" .,.._ M-12!2 AIL I T-llllD IJ64 v--~. C:ORVAIR .,. T-BIJID .... vwtlbl<, .... .................... Olll -·--... mil• SJ,&i. d6--01T .-G-COR_V_AIR __ M_onu __ • -. -ll'd.-I mb'. lt«eo ta,., &ti the 'IS VW, ... 1 ......._, _,, Mt . ..,, dutdl, sd tlreo. """'-12«1), OJ .......,. .... ~ ...... ., • -sd """' -... +-BW .-.. fWI ,... -~-=·=-·-"*"._ .. on-.--.=c I ,.. -Dr. NJ!. ...,. ..._ """ .,.... WI Bat, new mo6cr, clutdl. :lJll'='""OOR=v"AIR=-,c-d..,.-,o-o-r-.1 Low mt. lJ«ll). ..... bnkt, --be ..., Ro4lo. Ht ....... .,_ 1JOO, iiii T-Blnl CllNVJ:llTlllLS -w. ODul ..... "JI. 544lll ""°· "' _, VOLVO 'r! VOLVO l2U S Do .. dll. crMn: .uunr: •• ,, ~ -. can: •• 11e aiLlti ai· .. OOR"=v"Aii=""~M'".,, ... u"'""'6!.:--;t;-,..-c I lllll-WI ltlc, R. I: H, 1 O'lmll', tap .-.mo.-VAUANT • T-llRD UHd Ciro U1od Can COUGAR 1984 Chev Impala with air cand. Will sell right •WI]' ror Sl.400. Phone 548-7751 dlr. 1006 Chevrolet I mp a I a 2-dr. Hardtop with power •lef!Tlnc, auto. tram., llir. •urns. Today. 642-0981 dlr. 1966 ·°""'· Monza. Four •Pffd. $1.575. CaD Bob Man.can at · 642.0981 dlr. CADILLAC '6' Ctd!llu Sedan de Vllle. A.ir, till 1te.rlne. AM·J'M. Honey bell•· Leather lnterlor. Mu el ucrltlee at $2:150 far .im- mediate ule. Call 548-7751 dlr. CORVETTE 1966 Corvette Futhack • 421 with four 1peed. AM· FM radio. Electric metallc blue . Fin e condltlOn. Priced at 18521 fot a proud a n d appftC!lattve buyer. Phone 548-7751 dlr. 1965 Corvette. A dupllcate of the one abaft wttb a 396, ' 1....S. '2900. Thll hh to be tht ftlue ol the ,..,._ c.u 548-7751 dlr. ME_RITS & BENEFITS OF FULL MAINTENANCE LEASING . . lnere1slnt numbett of American lvsln••• and Prof111ional men arHI women tr• tekh•9 •d••nta1• of... th• · unu1ually attractive "plus" Mneflh: •f Full M1lnf•n1nc• L•ase Protrams Whfch COY.r afmott ..,.ry c•ncelvable ••rvlce r.qulrem•nt up to 40,.000 mil••· The program, a•tll• ... ,. tn Orang• CouMy through JohnlOl't a Son 1. a uftlqu• eff•rln1 tfirou9h the Llncoln·M•cury Oealars leasint At- 1ecletlen. • netlOnwld• or11nlu tion of over 400 franchi1ecl m•m- bert wlth r1pret1Matlv11 111 all 50 1t1te1, You ow• it to younelf +. '"If Int• l1a1ln1 pur 1969 1u+omoblle uncl• the ,..,.fwflon•'l Ufltr•d. . ' Order Your 1969 Continentel NOW -'160 ... _ 1. \ ,. I _______________ ..... ______ ..... ___________ --~~~---~ -~ ------------------------------ I l I I I I • JA.D.Y PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE • America's True Image • • l ln!amal lt1lle 81111 external problems have Jiven U.. W<ldd, IDd even our own people, a badly distorted picture of America today. We're called a "sick naUon" ar an ''ollbf giant. .. To bop U.. nation's image In true locus. it's il!lpor· tam to latt Inventory of what's good abollt·the Uruted States today. The positives far outweigbt tho neaaUvea. For exam:ple: -The U.S. ollen more prosperity to more people than anr ~r nauon baa dooe In all blatory. -~"pendtng billlooJ to relieve poverty within !ta borden, and more billions to aid other nations, the great majority of Americam have demonstrated moral respoosibillty and l{l'08t generosity. -World security, at least much of. it, derives from tbe nuclear defense system of the U.S. AA Russia has demonstrated once more in Czechoslovakia, the Com. munlsts use their mllttary'power to the hilt to advance their Interests. But they atop short of lurtl)er provoca· . tioo only because of the shield provided by !J.S. nuclear power. -American investment in Europe -about $18 billion -has brought great benefit to all concerned. An;d with it has come an improvement in political and cultural outlook in nations long he!d back by centuries.- old tradition. - -Within the U.S., despite the noise-making of the extremists, hundreds of thousands of Negroes are mov- ing from the poverty level into the middle class every year. Since 1960, the number of Negro families earning more than $7,000 a year has more than doubled. Median income of Negro tamilie$, according to U.S. Newa: & World Report, has gone up from 13,233 in 1960 to $4,llOO today. -In education, the gap in school years completed between blacks and whites bas narrowed from an aver· agf; of two years in 1960 to six months now. And it has been established that a U.S. Negro is more likely to go The Story of Mendelssohn's Court$hip A Clrlstmas note from abroad lay on my desk at home, informing me that a sweet, yoq glrl of our ac· qualntance bad jun IDOlTled a mbcb older man in Rome. He WU, I knew from report. a gar1oyie of a man, immensely unat- tz'active Jn appearance. Of h J t d>aramr. I l:now Dollrlng, but hope for tbe best. And thiJ note rmc a dim bell in my mind. I recalled a true Dry I had read more than a dozen yeer1 ago, in a book .about U1e various fonns ol. love, written by 1beodor Reik, the psychOlogist. IT IS THE STORY of the courtship of Mons Mendelssohn, the aaintly Gennan~ewish philosopher, a n d grandfather ot the composer. Almost 200 years ago be was vistting Ham- burg and met the noble merchant, Guggenheim, and his family. Mendelssohn, who was small and hunchbacked, having d e v e I o p e d curvature of the &pine in his boyhood, fell ln love with Guggenheim's charm· ing de.ughter, Frumtje. After a few weeU in the city, he asked her father Wbat the girl~ad sald aboot him. "Weil, you are a philosopher and a Re mao," the father said, "so you will not take Jt amiss. The girl uid she Dear, Gloomy Gus: Do you ever get tile feeling that Johnl'OD ii a:oina: to vot.e for Nixon? -C. L. Tlllf tuiw. """" ,_... ........ ... _.SMll1 ""'9t ff fM ~·-· SMI ,_. ........... Iii ...,_., ."' D..,, l"llt. rot frightened when she saw you tieca"" o1 ,.ur _......, .... "I 'l'lltitJOlir AS MUCn,ff Mendelsoohn nodded, and a 1 k e d permlllioll lo ,.y farewell lo the JlrL He went upstairs and found her bUIJ witb her needlework. She avoided looking at him dminl tbeir conve:rsaUoa, which ht akillfully led arOllild lo tile 1uh!ect that was tn his mind, Finally, me asked him Umidly wbetber he, too, believed that marriages oro lllado jn H••-· "C«tainly," he npHed, ' ' a n d somethb:tg quite unusual happened to me. As you know, they call out in Heaven at the birUI Qf a boy: 'Thi! one wW get this girl. and that one wilf get that girl, for a wife.' When 1 wa1 born, my future wile wu ako thus an· nounced, but it was added, 'She will. alas, have a terrible bump.' "I SHOUTED, 'Oh, Lord, a girt 'Wtto is humpbacked will very easily become bitter and hard. A girl 1hould be beautiful. Good Lord, give tht hump to me, and let her be handtOme and well t<rmedl'" The~ girt, deepq moved ; 1trel<hed out her hand for Mendels1<>bn's. She -e bis fallllful and loving wife. I could wish no more for our friend im Rome. Court Action Demanded WASHINGTON -The Ju 1 l l c e Oepwtment ii assuring coocerned b.wmaken that its attorneys are c•efully COOllidering the po11ibWty of fedentl court action a g 1 I n s t ringleadeni ln the violent disorders at lbe Democratic t!ational convention. nie assurance has not noUceably mollltied some members Of the Senate al'Jd Houae. Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark has not impressed them, ln the p1st, wtllt lllJ'. decisive steps lo plDpoUJI the nspoos1billtJ for major urbl.D riots. Skepticism about Clark'• Intentions ii espedally widesiwead amonc lbe members of the congressional in· vuua:itihl comtnlttees. som~ of the congres9'onal lnvestigaton think the •ttorney general boada out t h e pOtslbWty of federal prosecution st that Senate acd House lnveatlgatlng committees will keep out to avoid pre· Judlclni comt acUom. candidates, ln one of the plots reported to Chicago police Jwt before the con- vention began lad month. He wu ap- parently singled out because of sub- committee hearings on the role of the "Blaclltone Rallgers" street gang ln a Chicago .anti-poverty projecl IN THEIR CALLS for coUli action again.st the leaders of aot.l·Wlll', anti• administration protests in Chicago. sev~-House· memben have cited a seotlOD ol the 11163 civil rlgllta act which mates it an offense to c:ro1s .ta1.e lines in order to incite a riot ar participate in °""· The JU1Uce Depart. ment ,.._ tniUAlly cool to the anti-riot provtsioa, but Pftlident Johnson en- dorsed It before UM! law was pused. THE TACl'IC. ti tba1 ta wllll fl Is, doea: • oat seem to be worting with H11*1f. to tbl cootroverPal conve:nUoo -den lo Cb!Clgo. A couplo of ...,. Federal .ut.borltJes and the Chlcaa:o police ere known to have accumulated a 1.rge amount of inteWgence iiau. Oft the protesters before ond durinl the conventioa. Police were monltorinc Ind i;Mtographlng protest m..U.gs in Grant Park Uro1.1ghout the convention from a low root of tht htldquutert hotel. e,...1 commf....,1 may wlDd up I hlMfn&I on the coaventlon ....... Ille Qlllton Involved. Son. JGba L. ¥cC!e)lan. D-Ark .. dJalnnla.ol .1111 .,.., bluu1bbon ........ jttcw ···bromi.n~. h •• dlrected .... 1811 DClft'Dt'tte. stiff to begbl u ct'' ............. .. ... tk1 !"P. ........... , doddo lo bo!dpuble11Wtrr• .. _,. ..s oo MQ<lr -DM1'• dlorlo l:bll ...... I •• $ t w. O'CM*P al 'tdlcal 1.nu.. Mcaallln..""" tll4 Doi -the --"'"" 111111 """ ~ lo do c· -r.....-, ~ ,.,., ... ..._ ... will-~ • Some membttl of Concnss are COOt >iDced that tile tnformatlon on hand would show that CNlalden Devi<! DeU. tnrer, Ille seU .. tyled • ._-Soviet Cotii- munlsf': Tom Ha)'doft, o 1...-ol SWdeDla IO< a lltolocrllle Sodely (SDS), Ind JftT1 Rubl>ID, the Ylpple is., plmned Ibo au.ago dlsonfen ID adVOAco ...i theo pertlclpotod tn them. By Rohm S. AD .. ud Job 4. Gtlds- ' on lo college than la 1ny ciliun ot 1ny Weft<nl,Euro- pean coumry except France. -More than 14 million Americam have ristn ll>ove the poverty level in the la.st seven yean. -Home ownership, stock ownership, car owner. ahip -these and scores of other evidence. Of erowtnc attluenee for the ma'5ea are all makinr speclaClilaf riseo In the U.S. All tbla and muCh more has been the product of the greateot AICOllOmic revolution In world history. '!be tolal output of foods JlDd services In .th• put seven j'Ur&, in terma of l96a dollars, ha1 GAINED more than the total output in 11137. America's educational system knows no parallel in the world. More of our citizens go farther in school than any other people. Much, much more belonp in the inventory of Uiioga that ~ right about' America. We have our 1eriOUJ ' problems, IQ he sure, bul the plusaea far ou1'.aJIJ< the minuses. And the fact is that the lulure for the American citizen, no matter how low bis .. tate, is lnllnltely bright- er than it is for the citizen ol any other nation in the world. Corniqg to the Fore As much as the Vice presidential nominees, Agpew and Muskie, were d.lsparaged as unknowns after the recent polltical conventions, both are begirlning to figure a1 important factors in the campaign. This la 11 It should he. The two presidential vandl- dates ara living testimony to the fact tl!at the Vice President 1~ould ba able to function as a working as- sistant Instead ot a ceremonial llrgurehead. Cites Increasing Enrollment, llrgent Need OCLWV Urges YES Vote Tomorrow To the Editor: 'Ille Or1hge. Cout League of Women Voters bu held a poaltion jn support of the adequate financing of local schools rince 1983. Under th1I position ,we have .supported various school bond lnuea and tu overrides 1ub- mitted to the volen in the past IN VIEW OF TillS position, and because of tbe urgent need of the Oran&e Cout Junior Collea:e District for addltiooal facilities to ac- commodate the increasing enrollment at both Orange Coast College and Golden West College, the board of director• Of the League of Women Voter• voted unanimously to 1upport thla '7.250,0ll! bolld Issue. We ur1e all~ voten in tht Oran&• Cout Jim.lor COllege District to vote YES on Bonda th.ii September 11. MRS.ROBERT SHERMAN Prealdent 0rao1e COunt7 League of women Vot'ets . Defend• Ruffert11 To th• Editor: Laurence Dawson's letter (Mailbox, Utters from ttadira art wekonw. Normall'I/ writn• 1hould conoev tMiT messages m !OO 100t'd.s or fut. TM right to condenu l<lt<ri to fit - or climinoti libel Ir reserved. All z.ec. ter1 fl'Wlt include dgna.tiir• and malJ. hlg addrm, but ttamet IOW bf toiu.. field Ofl riq11<1L Sept 10) coDCerolnl Dr. Max Rafferty expr~ssed a child·llke naivete or a sldlllul tumplt of c " t r a c te r 11111sstbltlon ht UaoclaUon. H1a Im· plle4 uoocfaUon between Dr. Raller\7 and the leallot concotnlng Alao Cranltmi .. tilled, "DO Yoft Want Thia Man ACtlnJ l<r Yo• In the U.S. sen.-te?", 11 completely unwarranted. Last week I visited Northern California where an associate of mine la a co1.mty ~palgn chairman for Dr. Rafferty. While we were there, Dr. Rafferty vlaltod the coUDty for ' purposes of publicity and r strategy meetings. 11li.s particular leaflet was discussed and Dr. Rafferty stated that be not only dld not endorse tt, but wa1 diaguated by its contents. HE ALSO STATED that-be la aot in favor of attacking a political opponent penonally, but would much rather discus• ~ i.ssues and polat out the dHterences between his position an4 bis opponent's position. It iJ uofai1' to usocJate Or. Rafferty to various groups, such as the people who published th.ls leaflet, with statements like "Der Blue Max and his Cohorts," a1 it ii unfair to link some liberal Democrat to tbt Communist party should he be endorsed by the Daily Worker. palgn workers and suppol'ten: el Senator Kuchel durinl" the primary are now actively partfclpatlDg in the campaign for Dr. Rafferty. Mr. Laurence Dawson lJ not representing Republlcanimi In tbe stat.e of CellfornJa, no matter bow be: happened to register. The mere act of regtalttlng Ullder ooe party lflllfalioo or another ii of no rtaJ. 11pificanc6. The aigniflcaote ii rln·-bow· a P,ll'IOB views the --Cho calldk11ies ho 1apporta. P....,.,..8'""FoUlu To the Editor I read with interut your ecllk>rfal entitled "Power Boat ro~· (Sept. 10). Thia hit tH nail oo the bead wl>en CONCERNING Mr. D a w s o n ' s you stated that tAfl beat annrer ii RepubUcan1sm (be stated he was a education. I would like to point m.it Republican in his Jetf.er), no that. even with educatlod, licensing Republican, moderate. liberal or con-and testing, the most skillful operator servallve could endorse A I an may still cause damages to property Cranston.' There is unity in the "and· injuries to persona, if he ii Republican party and this unity is carelus. evidenced by the tact that many oam-, JOHN E. BIBY, JR. M.addox and the South's Image GOV. LESTER MADDOX o I Georai• returned from the utter fallw-e of his presidential campaign to obtain any recognition or support whMever -even from ttie Southern deleea.Uoca -to announce a n e w crusade. 'the fOvmlOI' announced that he had dJscovered that the image of his atata llld the South was that of Mr. Erskine CaldM.ll's ·book ~ play "Tobacco Road." He want5 Southern governors each to put a tidy sum into a pot to be used for the creation of a new image. Mr. Maddox, of course, err1. "Tobacco Road," with Jeeler Lester, Sister Bessie, Dude and Ada, belonp· to another en. 'Ibe book is a musewn piece. Even Tobacco Road itself and it.I human and housing grote1ques have been replaced by bright youna: executives and homes in the $30,000- and-up range. Tobacco Road now ends al the lfrpoc1. A roll coune Is llOllrby. Todll')''t 'Toba<:co Road is 1 very nice, oeet ttreel lllJT IT IS A BIT SAD that the poor image Of ttle South in our time (and the South also has an exctllent image, created by thoce who love ahd' hoatlltJy 1trve tbelr re'gion) t1 not that of J~ Leiter of Tobacco Road. It Is men t h at ol Leiter Maddox of West Pa ... Ferry Road. George Wall..,., Jcihi! Bell WUllam1. et al. GoverD<W Maddox's mOlt famous picture, reproduced literally arou.Dd the world, 1howed him. plllol 111 hand, chUin.I a Neero customer aw11 from his .PiEtrlc:t cafe. A helper ran wtth him, brlDdlahlng o pct lrlmd!e. This picture Ill an ilnlge thal Le firmly Dxed tn !hi naUooal mtnd. ONEMAYASKwhatoort ol n1· tJonal image is created When a r---811 Geo1"11• --.., Dear Georl" Do 1°" thtok ., 1&,><IMlld II too Yount tor a bcby-1itter? S.A. lltlr S.A.: Hoor old Is tho baby4111er! !Write to Gft-p, the advice cc:.numnllt Wbo gjve1 otbflr 9d· m co111n1Pt1 pni1>i.m..i Southern governor describes the potential candidates for the l>emocratic vice presidential nomloa· tion -Governor Richard Hughes, Senator Muakie, Senator McGovern and Senator Mee.thy -~ a 1 "Socialists.'" Indeed, Governor Hughes of New Jeney · wu referred to aa a "wlld~Jed Soct.alllt ... Such u Image certainly is not that of the amiable cb.aracte.r1 of Tobacco Road. A part of the l m a I e , wholly unrelated to Tobacco Road. 11 il· Justrated by a n.tneograpl sent in the m a 11 of late August 1968, and signed "K.K.K." It threatens the tchool board ol W,o!lon County, Georgi•. for • deciding to obey law and order and in- tegrating their achool system. The K.K.K. sheet refers to the superintendent of schools u a "soalaweg" aod warns Ute Negro communily to "cool it," or "you will receive viltts from memben of the Invisible ~irt. This ii y o u r alternative.11 SO FAR AS IS known, ttle iovernor, in selteh of• new image fOr bis state, has not publicly denounr:ed 11nd disasllOCiated hlmsel! from thll "com· maod" of the K.K.K.. which come ~ara ago was placed o.a tbe ~D· Amerk:an list, along with Communists and other organizations WmicaJ to the American Constitution and Bill of Right.s . The image is: now -not that of by· gone decades. It wu my good luck to visit the real Toba'Cco Road With Dr. Ira Caldwell, a saint of a man. He wu a Presbyterian preacher at Wren11 ~orgia, Miose heart and CbrJJ .. tlan belief was caugtit by the plig1Jt of. Jeeter Lester -and his community. He t o o k me to see them -to meet and talk with them. 'Ibey were warm and full of life. Jeeter was, a the book reveals, a right religious fellow. He opened tip most of his sentences with "By God and By Jesus." wen. anyhow I Tobacco Road DOW ta country club. The Goose and the Golden Eggs Let's 1ay you have been looting forward to the day wben your son will ttep into ~m-. nice white collar job wblch pr:omiles a pr-etty nice income. And let's say when fbe day comes be- is ready to go to work, he amounce1 that he doesn't Wllnt .a wh.ite collar job -he waot.s to be o1 brlc:llayer. What is your ·responae to that? Do you say bricklaying isn't what you had in mind -yOG .ut ~P nights belping him wMb Im& divblon, when you pv.shtd. and prodded llim kl llnlsh hl1 tduco· Uon. NO, YOU DO NOT so7 that 11 yOll ha9e been ktt~C up whh wb.M.'1 been iolnl on lll<IJ in the conllruction llld building tr-ades. What you dQ ii COD· grttulole him, buy him a SOOd polr or wwk 1boe1, and send him on bb way With yollr blosiq . For In Dayton, Ohio. Iller a 7S diy work rioppace brlcklayere: have won a 12 perttnl Miiie tn poy ...,. th• llnl tn ,_., Tbt1 Iner .... their bourlJ poJ lo 18.71. U they wort overtime, IM7 get $19.50 an hour. mAT'I PllETfY GOOD, but In Toledo, Ohio, abeet metal worters Wb<>n !Mt h<ard from ...,.. tr.Jinl w do better tlllD ... brtctlflJ'BrS. 'Ille .-molal worten ...,. boJdlq ou1 , ~~~~· . ','\-1' . .. ' . ..... ,,, •' l t> l • ' .~ ... dflcides to be a brlcltla~, ca:i pent.er or ltleet metal worker. But la additkm to your cona:rlttilaUoru; and a good pair of wort thoes, JOU mllllt allo r.ve hlm. a copy of Aetop's second abSe. It's the one about the foose and the a:olden eu1. Wall Street Jovool