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Home My WebLink About1968-09-19 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa. . . --.. \ ' .. . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ ... ... .. . . ' I • • Newport Man Beleased · DAILY PILO T • In Mesa Stabbing Death '1HURSDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 19, 1968. I eaver Landmark DAILY PILOT ll#f ....... Sidewalk superintendents wim:h. demolition of. brick buildii!g at Main Street ond Coast Highway in Huntington Beach. Building, nearly 60 years old, was condemned by city. Order; wps later upheld by courts following two-year legal hassle between city and ownen Martha Holt and Max C. Hoeptner. Demolition will be completed In two weeks. Seal Beach Trio Arrested For 'Marijuana Plantation' By ARTOUR R. VINSEL °' n. ~, .. St .. A trio ol Seel Beacll men outpeded ol running a balf.mlllJon-dO!lar man. juane plantation ere in jail· today, alter a '200,000 lhlpment ci produce from their Mi.MOUrt !arm "'Deel into LJ>ng Beocb by -AuthorlUes in . SL J"""'°, . Mo., notllled Long Beach narcoifcs de<ec· tin1 of the possible shipment Wed· neoda1 and • crau cooWnln& 418 polllldl a< refinod marljllana was -at the Reil'ftl' ~DI· flee. ilaldera wl>o went to • !arm rent..i by Ibo .._, --ol t!ltln the llOll of a Seal Beam. palice oWctr -eta· -ID addl&oai 300 pound1 0( Ill• ,.,..i. llMIUgaton llOld the men ap- pomrtb' traveled llOUlld tile Mlctwert, wtJq, mll'ljuana """* wtld ~ tho -~ ... aa-e-due to a World War 0 hemp pro- d11<$ien progran, bal'vesUng the plant. BoOked on suapi.don ol. possession of martJusm were James R. Hannon, 24, ol 144 11th St., John M. Miller, 20, of 750 Catalina.Ave., and Jess C. µt. Ue, 21, of H4 11111 St., aon of Seal Beach police officer James M. l'Little. N~'detej:tlv'°' in Long Beacti· -the bog• crate lllu((ed With neauy wr-4 lirlcb of mar!Jaane ,... ad· dl-ei8ed to Hannon, Who WI.I already in cuotody ol 1he Miuourl St.ate IUCb•h·Patrol. "The atutf. all (){ it. wa1 wen preu- ed """ wrapped .. lt1radlvolY •• a ~t ~." Hid Sgt. Jim Mllltr, ;{ i!le Lonf Jl9"'b Pollet Deportment. . Ml_,ti fnveotigot«t llid aie bio apparently hod .. _..11on ap- prOslmatlng 1bat of a tol>ocoo p1an. (5" PLANTATION; Pac• %) VOL 61, NO. !If. I l•CTIONJ, M l'Allll ·-• 0 a Last Newport Drowning Victim _.S-earclL ' . - Tw.i otltOdies · ~ ------:· ~= .. ·Recovered;: 3rd · Thii-d Lem.no re • Remains at Sea The last of three Newport Beach resident! lost in a boating accident off the coast of Washington Sunday will remain at sea. The Coast Guard t.oday called off a search for Glenn Genoway, ISO, after finding the body of hJs wife, Mella, also 60. The third body, that of Mrs. Frank E. Guertin of O>n>na del Mar, w95 found washed ashore Monday night. Her husband, operator of the ill· fated cruiser GrUAd.J., was rescued from a life raft Sunday night by a ~oast Guard helicopter. Guertin said the boat had capsized l 35-foot waves off Grays Harbor bar '' he tried to turn it out to sea. The skipper said he last s"w :enoway, a former president of the \Jnerlcan Tape and Label Corp. of Uls \ngeles, hanging onto a dinghy. The 'mpty dinghy was found later on a 1eaeh. The boat was owned by John Porter, ,lso of Newport Beach, who was not "board. P anther Leader Eldridge O eaver Due at Irvine By THOMAS FORTUNE Of TM 0..llJ l'lllt It ... Black Poant!ler leader Eldiidg1 Cteaver will speak at UC Irvlne nut week. Cleaver'• appointment to leach an eq>erlmental race relations course at UC Berkeley bas touched off an avalanche of critidsm in recent dayt by Gov. Ronald Reagan, A11embly Speaker Jesse Unruh and censure by the state Senate. · At ucr be will be one of four to speak. next Thursday .afternoon in I student·spontored c o D c l a v e on "America at a Racl!t Culture." The eampua adminbtration and ltU· dent leaders are 8W'8te of what the probable public reaction will bt. A me.Ung waa lleld Tueoda1 between ll>ancellor Diilie! Aldrich, Dean or ·s-Robert LeW?t!llCe, C!1A1rman . of 11le Acade'mlc Senate K-Fon! and -t llod1 Preol· dent ll<a l\ldgle. It waa decided not to cancel ~·s. _.,...,,, . Cbaocellct Aldrich Ill a te-111. tervtew Wedltelday Uktned Oeever'1 in--~ to providing ... tlenll I« medlcll -to mab !lye eumm.cion., .,,,, tllidtnt "...., -w~ nliJrt to !Ue 111 lland. 'Ille II enaton present unonilnoo.Jy qrte4 ro "mnct1 •Ul>POrt t11o cllolca o1 (!loo IltVINE, Pace Z) •• .' j I ~ Skyhawk Crashes DINUl!A, Oalif. (UPI) -A Navy M Skyljawt from Lemoore Naval Air Statton c:ra&bed in a field near Dinuba Wednesday killing the pllot. The pilot """ ldenlllfied ae Lt. Clarence K. Mlle9, 25, d>e son ol Navy Cmdr. Wwren H. Miles, of the runt Mug. mlaolle range. Lt. MU.. recemly flew 100 oombat missions in Vietnam and wai awarded 10 ~ Medals and fli>lo Navy Commendation Medal. Witn ..... oald the plone apparently struck a JJiO'W'!' liDe near Pine Flat Re91f!YOir and then cnl9bed into 1be .field where it eJ!>loded. The ~eel -er lines lllUdled oil a small forest fire whid1 was con· trolled late Wednesday .alter buminl ~ 35 acres. nn. was the ttlird crash ol an M Sk)1lawt jot from Lernoon in just over a week. A I..e!n<lor<-Oaeed Skylwtwt cn>- near Mariposa Sept. 10, touching off a 400-acre forest end Kftl6S fire. 'lbe pilot, Lt. Larry Sml11h, 29, Sac City, Iowa, ejected but suffered serioUI head injuries and lroctured both le!ll and.an arm. He died'Morsiay. Lut Frid>jl, onottoer'Lemooro-besed Skyhawk era.shed 10 miles northeast cl V!Wla, starting a small fire . '!be !lilot af !bat plane, Lt. (JG) Mlohael C. \WlU, 25, Leban<lll, Ore., ejected .., .. ly and waa not injured. Communists Ready. New Attack Against Saigon , SAIGON (uPI) -Allied ldtelligence to'Ul'et• 1ald today the Communist btgb coaun~nd baa lcheduled a tllird offen&tw agalnlt Saigon for next Mon· daf, a c o mm u u i 1 t "reailtance" ' . ) i f .(r..-1 ,.,, • I·····~· ·11 ,l't.v 9?.t , ~ ; I '.J J -, 'lbt "Oran&• Coos! Olympic Games" are coming up lasL With 11 competl· tori and one a1si.tant team coe.ch from the Oran(e Coast in the Amer!· can delegation, the 19th Olympiad nall1 11 almOlt an 0rute Coe.st JftducUon. That'• one reason why Glenn Wblte, DAILY PILOT sport.I edlt<r, wlJ! Jo\ll'ney . to Mel:lcn City to u11· hll 'blllngual . tal61lll to get "the word" in the Ian· -of the Olympics uduslwlT for DAILY PILOT read...,. He'• tbl onlJ oew•man from any Orante CoUD11 neWIJ>oper accredited ·to~ tbt,a ..... aa-olle la .Mulco Cllf. AllCI lat-.. a -mup, utdl · foJtb l>AILYPILQT'1 uclul1ft in· Obui .... --.. ~.It w1ll inoent penonaJltt ~ '"' -ti ... 12 Orange Cout Cll1m· piano. • .. celebretlon clay. . At the 1ame time, U.S. 11,)0kesmen announced UJ.at allied troop& bracing !or a lont·anticlpaled oatlonwlde of· femlvt have aeir.ed: 90 tona of Com- mwJ.ist anna over · the palt week - ....,gh to equip 1,800 ""°"" !or u long as one year. With U.S. 1152 bombers powullng suspected Communl" troop con- centratl.on1 from on<e end Oi Vletnaqi to anoller and allied fors::u rweeping areas arounjl key dtlea, U.S. In- telligence ol!lclals said' the, give the eiqiectell COUimunlst of!ensi .. only a 50 per f:en1 chance or materlallzing. Captured Communllt clocwnerrt.. quoted .bY the 1ource1 1~ the guer- rillas lint would sen4 eoo -.rs into the bean of s,.;gon Ill teams of three to blow 111»1nlllll!iY inotallatloM and-laWJCh a wave Of temxi&t euacka. The documenU also dttalled piano !or about 1,800 lr"Pl!I to 1trlke mllltMy outpO<to Oil the edge of the copltal in advan<e of .. all-<>ut thruot against Ille dty by elemoull ol Ihm Red cHvt1lon1 in tho IUlTOUndinf area. MoiidaY, 1he target llMe llated Jn the dncumontl, II cele!Jrated by Iha Com· mu!Ull 11 "Ncl Bo 8-lltanct O.y" Jn-orali\IC 'of,._ ci. tile Viol Mln!l ~ opened tbelr wir ":':!:;~=..~allier Clll ..,~lhlrd' ~ .... it II wldeopreaol bore, coupled ,....n.t otejltldlm pr<>duced by !ht fl<'I thllt ~ oll.ocb ban falled to hOpjien. ' ~ J ' --' lte.tl .~ ' ·,;-):.;. ' ,,, '; ~ ~: . ~~bfljbijij - ; • • f • ., Suspeetf~· ' Data-'Ltc~ · A Newport Beach man airiated following the fatal J!Jbbil)f of a longtime frJend Tue1~ly was. rer,ued from Costa Mesa Clty Jail, Wed. ne1day nlgttt ~ · Police 1ald information 1 On the freeing of Edwfll Glir!c, 49,.of ·4111·e2114 st., would come 10lely from the Orange County 1Dlltrld Attorney's of. ftce . No de_putleS-w.ere ava.ui.bte· io pro. vide euct det.aib 1bortly before noon today, barely an bqur before1fwierat .servtcea for Teriy I;. Cttisha, ~. of '24'9 Orange Ave., Costa ?iesa. .It was Imo~ however, ,that'· t.n- vestigatma deciai!d'the fatal itabbin1 in·the 'kitclien of a buslneis assoeii.te'I apartment early Tuesday was ac- c1denta.1. , · Garic bad been sUcing ~out Wet for a snack after the'three men•.flnilft.ed busin'eas ta1kJ ancti a cbuplt: .t:Jf JCU'd' gamu 'when an app&nm.t bit of honeplay fatally ~ 'Cruaha. Compron$eBillOK'd l .WASHINGTON (lJPI) ..;...,.~ l\'ednes40Y _ ..... Sl,7 btllloii nilli!arr oonotnlotlonl 1273 million leos tbil\ w'u uked by tilt a<lmloistratlao. and sent it to ~ White Howe. l Wffdler r ' j ' l Not only w1U ,there bt no breakin& UU. c!•w.111 speU, but we, lllilJ>I e!.:i,.~ ... llrlzll• Fri· ·day. '!be -... otl!ei: <Iii:' in' lliio' ~.V.· with inlaJ1d mercury rlaing to 72. INSIDE -TODAY ' Ac«oitits of °"'"'" Cool! men 1trvingi' at bale1 'aroKnd world are relolcd to&~ In\' P!rQc 11. ,. ....... .. ..:; =-~ ,.,. ..,. ........ ' ----· =-·=-·: ·--;11 •1to'I r • ,,..._ 9 , ....... .. .. """"" . .... (1191 ' ... .,...... • ....._ ......... 11 ............ fl! ..... .. .... . ' r-------------------------.......................................... .._.._.._ ....... r--~~~~--- S !'5" P:l.OT ....,....... .,_.,, ~ 19, lllol , -' . -· • • UC Regeii~s Panther , Lect·ure: PllOll Will IERVICEll · I.OS -ANGELES -University Of ca111.....-ia naentll fatod mo11Dtini -•un todt)' from GoV. R1111n and. leCWlton ID prevent E I d r I d I • Cltavar from locturlna to 111 ex- ,,porliiiealol d-at UC -le1· · : "la in, ciplnloa, we bl•• tha con- 1UtuUonal atuhorl~ to ac~" DeWitt A. lflul:, ncmtl' e b a t rm an. aaJd '!Vedneodai In hla SID Dto10 office. But H!IU, en atlornt7, addtd that bo . . • • most lh:'erfol Democru In Olllfornia, 1aid 'tacult)' at Berkeley '"Wis ex- prming a-"death Wh" In cbaoolng Cle.aver as a I e c tu.re r on "deh.umanizlUoo and regeneration in the American social order." Clea\'er; wbold e cf u'c at Ion a I ba-Okgellll<l II craduaUon flora the .Bay View Hieb School In San Quentin Prllon, wu to deliver 10 lectures of 90 ..U.utea IP!«e· Ho 1aid Reagan's op- position wu .. politically 'motivated llld an ett.mpt to Co out o( bis ny to * ··* * look for trouble." Cleavet'1 appearance lllo was angrily condemned by S t 1 t e Superintendent of Public lnatructton Max Rafferty. the Republican can· didate for U.S. senator fr o m CallfQ(nia. .. Clea~ certatni, is 11 well quallflad'to leetur. on, urbao unre1t as Attila th• Hun would be qua!Ultd lo lecture on 1ntern11Uonal mus murder and u Benedict Arnold to lecture on treaaon:• Rafferty said. ·Newpo~ Mesa Could Be . .. Sex and· Revolution Dream City, Says Editor. Whetmore Warns Peril ' ' ' . Pldln m WMllh.Y .._ -· -ltd bJ Wtal erta1ee, m.. . . ''1. Wt ean ltll build ODii af tbe !lneot..nu.mtu .. 1nll>l-ld 11111 BERKELEY (AP) -University of To UC .Over Speakers ·--but--eojeyln1 tbt 1.,,od lift Ila & m11111al m-~ w:"'""• 4lla8ellft _... ldtn-• • ' ,,.. .... the -...... peet4 .by DAILY PILOT EdltOr ~u M. , JCeevll Weclnetda1 In a tw.-dtlts talk ' -the -Aru Coordlnottnc CoandJ .. the CUpln ~ .. t In C<lOla-.. . 'Ibe.-an-~tbe pest 1',... to • --then-47- , year-old Newport Beach -wooed and -ed at Ito iD11n1 -city, bom in 1153, and projected 10UM! Ideas ·• for -jeint future. "U • Amstcm -rr 81t1<1J6 Jn the world for thlt matter -were uted to give bis Idea ol what bis pereonal dream city would be like," Keevi' said. "be couldn1 do much better Iha' D:1atdl tbil: .. "What about a city that -just I begin with -oflen these tblngs an beyuld Iha~ otlen even beadier pre mile.a: fol' the future?" "%. ~e . th4 .ld,mitiel of our California facuhy me.mbers say Black -tW'& ~ fGr ~ 1bl UDUklaUon • Panther leader Eldrtdge Cleaver Will Politk.iena: driven by incensed voters al.tllltllr .. IOl>oo(dlotr(cl!I, Wllidl ltft continue to be IOUlht u <me of 12 Iec-could 'obollsh Ille Uni.ersity ol ,..., Ulnlooi, thal Is 8 • "· turen, deoplle cr!Uclans. Oallfornla be<ause of Communist cllsllpltfnr, yllt 1w li1ll wmftd 'nle ~ ~ to ~ave him participate speakers, 'Senal permi!IS:lveness' and toward the beeOt of area youngtter1. in a student-inJtiated experimental radical and l'evolutiooary lecturen, an l''lbe le\ftn tniltees who set basJc Orange Oowrty lefisletor warned to-pollcies tor ow-Hlrbor Area .mooi. course, said Sheldon Korcltn, a ...... don't talk about -they don't even pt1'Ctlology PIOMIO!' and metnba Of a ~- seem to think about' -their own Bowel Of Educatlonrai pevelopment State Sen. James E. \Vhetmore (R· cities," he e~lained. that approved the program. Fi.lllerton) 81'.rid mail he hai.s been WORK TOGETHER Mooey for the course will come receiving over the Eldridge Cleaver "Ttw:y ;... thinldll.g about an of th e from ttie Associated students ot tbe hiring at UC Berkeley and views of kidJ of bot11 Colla Men ond Newport Universlt,y of ()a]jfornia, and not from Prof. He!'be<t Man:use, ol UC Son Be.ach and hew to pvo lbem 1be best lupayer1, Korchin said Wednesday. Diego, is alanning. education~ m matter whether they One ol the other lecturtrs is The 35th district senator sai:t enouGti come from Cor91Ji. del Mar, Freedom .,,, T.....,... Oakllftd Police Chief Charles Gain , pre9!t.II'e brliiugti.t by outraged wters ~:1~·,~~~ege Pm:k or Eastblulf," HAMM~~~~d~:Ew~~~~~SOPHY K~;~~~ our faculty," he could induce a mere 14 seoorors or 28 "To me, this sbows we can work said. "They are free to invite to their assemblymen to vote no, or abstain 'Ogether when we have to," he con· courae1 people who haw competence from voting on UC funds. Jnued, adding, "bow about these for and knowledge of their fields, "It should ,be borne in mind that ... openers'!: , _ Ca d!J_&_ ' TV regardleasofacademicbackground." -Joint pWmlng for location ol fire n uu.u..es . "One of the main criticisms of (such an action) . 'would cut off the atatiOns met librartes, mutual UH Of Cleaver wae be is a convicted rapist University's funds .and ttlus effectively RECITED LIST hi 1h1 y expensive equJpment or Talk ·T:me OK'd on parole and does not bave an abolish it," Whetmore eai<t. ~dding . 'Keilril. then recited u hn~essivr ao~tioated l)'ltemJ such as a police "' academic edueation. that tlhis would be tragic. u.tai the joint J'!90tl:l'ftl shared by heUCoptir1 .and. Ile .mueb-<Wlcu11sed . Associate profeuor Of p1ychology "But many peoplie feel that forihe the twin. Hamor area cities, from tax Electronic Protection System. B H G Edward Sampson said Cleaver bas bues and educatioo to the number of -Organization of bigger and better y ouse roup shown himself competent to lecture on university to employ perscm to U ..... ,_ wt~"'-th ir llmi recreation prograrrui utilizing Costa. racism by his ·training and life ex-preach bloody revolution is even more go course ........,s ..-u e Ul . M ... '.1 ex'-i"•• ~•k holdings and IN TO · tr-•c," ~~ .... --'d. "'ll>af.1.apnttyp;,:tureand,vmileit •• -· ~ WASH G N(UPl)-TheHoose penence. ... "~ -ls overic:Kting some of tM negative as-~part Beach't·lnviting Waterways. c.ommerce Committee today ~ 22-; .~.. · • The n:marb in a nemletter to his pectl, It ii• fairly accurate represen--Pnisaure to get fld of utility poles 10 in !av()J' of. .a wll t.o let tbe networks constltueota asked them to write to ' tattoo al wbot lhlnp would lo<li< llke 11 and Power lines felloOting and mar-W L •t Gov. Reagan t,nd 111' Ul!l...-sity Board the lriooipcxated mU111dpU!Ues ol rq_1he sky)lzJe. . make televlalon linl•. availallle for -asp . aWSfil of Reg...i.t lo protest recent sl<pt tile full& Mela ...i Nowport Belch wore OWN AUDITORIUM thr<e·way -tes 8111!>ni Hoo.rt H. system has been taking. Indeed ... dty," Keevil said. "Why couldn't we have • • Huml'iny, Richard M. Nix"'1. and Set for Trial Whe-.0 oba,,..i lbat hiring ol .: "It'• a vr:ry pretty picture and a auditorium all our OWID, e. t,000-seat, George C. Wallace. Black Panther MinJ.ster ol. IDtcnnatton veey tlmive Jdea," he added, aayina: revolving staa:e auditorium tbrat would Rcpublican opponents, bowevet, us-Eldridge Cleaver is an affront to the ·.the>-old -one-city plan is· nothing new bring first·run stage shows and fine ed parliameotary tactics .to block untU SANTA ANA -A '1 million lawsuit taxpa)'fl'S and a peril to Ule UC "How could anyone 'fith the interest of the youth of California at heart want to expose them lo thil?" Wbetmore oontinued. From Page I IRVINE.' .• participants" for the oonciave. Other speakers are Rep . James Corman (0-Van Nu7s) who w. a member of the "President's Com- mission on Civil OiaordU," Robert Scheer, editor of the nEw left magazine "Riamparts," and Father Blase Bonpane who spoke last spring at UCI and called the United States "the rapist ol the VIOTld." The student senators passed a resolution saying "as student! we are able to hire any speaker We deem im· port.ant to speak on any theme we deem important." Chairman of the Senate BUI Coon said, "We feel tomorrow Oeaver will be censored by the UC regent. and we want to give him some support from the student body here." Cleaver end the other speakers each will receive a speaker'& honorarium of about '400. Magic Show Set At Orange Coast · but became virtu:!tn deed. years ago, Jnwic? ,'' he •ked. . _.-,1,_ ~ 1nvolvtn1 allegations" b)t .even Garden studenta. with tbe COfP9t ,,, more every He said ibe facilit. .could be tailored ne.tt week a fitlal wtll _ °":,~~ i,111e , • Grove CQUJ>l.e th~~ w~ps lllerally CleaV'eJ', 'who µ:. ~ drafted · weet. in size· and •tilt 'Ji>Cal ·needl and measure to tbf1Utt~ .. ,,,,.... .,, «•:tvl~ouc <f(·Ul'e· Wood~' at the presidential ~ .¢ ~P~e The Great Kirkham, wizard of '11>1 <inceiil W Ol 1eegNpblc In· could brirJC itoii\ellilllf!tl' e..,y laote -· · 'l'he·m .. a.uu ·-• ~d tern· lo :'l'artmonts.ther. purchaatd In 1962 bas am F'r<edoo1 Party, has been liNzided slelght-ol-balid Ud other mymrles, dependence, c::omplloated by illdeclelon from Jose Greco mid' A\lltle Mame t~ · porarUy Se'Cuoo 315 o;· the .. -rea'eral ·•· been stbeduled for Jury trial here next a 1"8cist and WbetmDre Mid that the will be" featured in a magic show . on a .U.encampaaglng name, e:DOb-the Jeuerson AJCptanl:l and Vanilla communications act wb!'.ob~ says. if a J~6·.....,,,.., 1 . 1 be ed . Panthars advocate overthrow of ttie Saturday night in the Orange Coast '"l:Ub pollt\..t llolatlon llld orielnal Fudge. . . . ... ~ea c aJ.m lml r us 10 government by rorce and vk>lenoe. College auditorium. ei:xmnlc anemia on the old "Goat "All we need ·is a place to heve it. broadcast station gives aJr time to one construction ":&I iofested w Ith He abo dlal'ged. M UC San Diego Primarily geared for children, the Hill" ride. _ UnfortuOAtely, a plAce to have tt COits candldlte It must give equal time to Western Homtail Wasp larvae. Two-professrcr Man.-use urges a moral and show is open to the public and will "Tbe rMI reuon the two.di)' plOJI a lot• of money 11!!4..Jltltlier city by an -oandldates. Inch adult wasps emerged alter they· sexual rellelllon among ywtl1I of 1he begin at 8 p.m., acc«dlng to official• got no further wam'ttbe.Dune or ttie itself is Very 'llkej,Y to flnance or A ver.!ion ol. the mtiuure approved purchased the apartmeata, the-couples nM:i.on. of Costa Mesa Firefighters' ARIOCia~ emotkml aapect. however," Keflil underwrite the coasllpction of tJi6.. a week ago by the oommittee would ch~e in their suit. "The resulWtt dllOI would be tion Local 1465, a union organization. 1.W. "it WM a m..tter ol money."· ·kind o( aU~ :wt_peed and could ~·e P, rm 1. 11 , d u·-·ey Mixon endants are the FUTOw Reaity tmbellevlble," ,Wi)etmcn ~ed, Tickets for the benefit show are N.-t lludl had a mucb hl&ller · -· 11•··nld. • " ...,. ·-.-"' Co. olGardN! Grove, Reliable Lumber "and It would -~11 .. tlle-~•te avallabl• at the door, aMhougb blecb tu bilt»W unit al popoliltton tllao .. "H°" iitiou{ a s)'lllphonyl," K .. vll IM>ates ...i Ielt it~~~· networks Co. o1 Tus(ln. Rood Bullden, Inc. of abolltloo ol A1nmc1 -""'we-lrJJOir it al tbem0._,; d-eerller to ana did Oolti'li(ela, which·meenl a wod-· ~ed "'""1*' GU: ·t5''0plore the to Ill•• Wallace some ....i pl com-Lo! Anfl'Oles and~ Jcmn Don. and of our Americen 1'17 Of u!e." ' ·' )'ouU! jroupe. · dime ol 1bt town. mlalt0e a·I>om to ·~blut;:..,1 ... opera· program, ex· parable time. lr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;iim;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ C4lta Mt!:a, but would ·cost her .~ 1iU1! Utivtty ail even a pubUe '!be "three-way debate" amendment JJ. ~ tu money. · .• · -• IRlllf~ coordinated .u..:ts ) J 9c , · . -talent. . ottered by Rep. J. J. Pickle (D-Tex. , tf /j NOT FACl'll OF LIFE • · . ' ''Santa .Ant •vtn bu 0 zoo, ter. wa1 _cl•,,-1Jo, dilt6et.rul to Nix<Jn, who • • arre pre:Jen 'lliero wu hardly llDOUgb muluel -..·, sue, and Suto Ana bu bas made It en be does not want ID • • • eroondt f<r a courbhip, let alCll1e a nothing," be 111id, bringing a warm debaie Wolltct. 'ln'JddioC, Keevil said, so the two never re1pome from the eudience. ~the alW. Keevi.l. also nrenUoned the multi· The bill would make it po1sible for "P«l0llll1!71 t wou!d love to see one :mllliOn dODar ·Keyw Mari~ project the networks to set up "lroadcuts tl1;7. I -It would bo one of the piolted along the Slllllei Ana River on 1'tddb lncorpQfate In ll1e ,.., pro- -dllea In tilt world and. . ,It Coot& M-'• ,..st side, eaylng It can lP""1 opportunity for equiV&!ftit ap- -.i pt better and-· but -become o rullty with Newport ~nc:es by all pr011deotlal or vice ce not b facta: ol. life M I aee tbem," CC)OperatiOIL • ,......_ - bo oddtd. "That woold make -counting th• preslcl<ntt.i candld>at" -have been • But. W u.nlia'I of each community Bact Bay -three fabulous water qualified ·by applioab~ state law to ap-'9ad to lllp into llelr own i'lolated co-bays Within 9ur cornmuuity," he said. pear on the ballob of at least two- -. bJ will N!W bo Jjdinl from "None of ti>ese things woold be lhirdsolttie~ve<alsla\e<." .. iroater pciil!bI11Ue1 through · mutual Jl!liicula'rly easy, but they would be Tbb Would cover N!x6n, llumpllrey ttfort, Kenil ·llld. . ,far . more-Ubly through cooperation," ~.--1 ;Wallace, bu! .. -·Id exempt ~-"If we·Cln Jelr'D to 'fU't tog!ther lf Keevll saJd. -....i ...... ~n: "--JM:ra)to cat Mide some ' of "J used tbe word 'destiny' a while networks irom having to offer, equal tbNI ~ inttftrtl, we can do ago," he added, ''Perhaps tt ls a bit of -tim.e to fringe candidates. +..n tblncs, '! bl •fid · an emoUonat Ud Dowery word, but Jt r .. -,. ·. ~ -is iMeed ·O>e·>.90r'd that we need tQ · 1.131q1u.11 ........... c....w ... ........ -..__. w:;1;:, ........ Y.tt.y CAUFOlNIA OUMGI' COAST PUllllHIHO COMl'AN'I' K•krt N. W•M ...... ....., .... ~ J., .. l. c.,,.., \t'iot,,..... w ~-"'-- n, ••• r •• .,a ..... n.11111 A. M•r,hl,.. _._ P••I Nii• .. _ .. ---~--1 •wwt11r1 ..... ................................... ~ ..... I.,...-'-lls •ctw ... : • • ...... --~---- consider " f'rom Page I "We can either reach our deitiny or~ not reach~!." ~e continued. ,. PLANTATION "lt ii up to· m.'' • • Cham.her Oppos~ , ' Tax Initiative The ar..p Couoty CbtmlJu oi Oommerce ~ • •oted _, op- position to Ill• =troveniol Watacn hnendment IWllcb goes belon J!ate :U!. N~~ '5 • tax ref~ ~. al the countJ <rfllll>aUon said the pro1>1 ... ot nelded rm.1oo 1n Ibo t.watloa sywtem ""'1ld bt -.a :. "la~ndent oC<OCJ "~by Tbe anU-Wobon recommendation CMn• on • •lx·Potnt IClltement drMm ~ by the _,_,, S-and N1- ·t1oaa1 Aflllto Committot. ( Teamster Official's Son Dies in Vegas . ( LAS VEGAS (llPJ) -llllerll!'1 --todq ....tied the rtll1lll al on aullo!>sy on the ~ al Rlcbard Fnd Mkhtel -· I.I, ... al. Lu V•fll 'hlmltera Unlm onwai Y...,1'1bom11.,.. found dead Wt4· _., mai>t Jn • parted auto In Iron! al an ljJ0!1m<111 t>oun1D tbt Paradise van., dlstncl. 'Ibero ....-. no 1fOlll1ds ClD lht body. ~ --------- taUon on the rustic farm which they rented flve miler squtb pf Sl ~oseph. Sgt. James Rhoades of the Minourl Highway Patrql ..aid the harvested marijuana was ~g on Wings strung -n trae1 ind IU!pped for pro- ceselng. . The crate which arrived In Long Beacll WU A«Omperued by shipping documents -wbtcb identified contents as farm produce-and listed the insured vii)~• as ISO. although It cost '70 to ship. DETECTIVEI ALERTED . MluOlin aulh<r!dte tl.ned Leng Beech detectlvet 111<1 Lt. King Head, narcotics bune.u chW. end Sgt. Bud Hlld>Jnp weut to Ille lrttght office to ,_.,.. 1bt conlraljand ti. i-Ilic! Ille ;;;a;:\juana -oil al ti hllh ~material -arrh>ed Jn IAlll e.tcb •lda7, mailed by a.lien Bab< al $!. Jecepb, -.. to the bB1 of ldn(. -....... oaid the er.le coe- talned two •nd -PO<llld pttklge1, . each ,enough for ti lb.st S,000 dilar<t- te1, oi><l Ille beul tot.hcl up to !200,000 In w!iM. ' ' •. Durtna W.rld war n, 110mp plarb -10UrC1 ~ DllliJ\Mlba-were raised -lheut Ille Mldlrest for rope pro. dlJc:tlon, ntched cner by armed ledorol.,U. Today, 1he weed tll'OWI wild in mtnY ptl~r and nan:otica officers oc- cutonaBy bin whole llelda el It In a continuiDt war m tile Illicit trode.1 SOFA & LOVE SEAT SHOWING. ..• ll Styl11 & Si111 to Select from, ind You Mey Ord tr From. \ ' . Prices from $250 to $850 -- 1100 Febrics Choose lr<>m such femous n1m11 11 H.rita91, T omrinson, Stone l Philip, McGruthor Conredi, J1m11town and m1ny others. Your f1Yorite Interior d11ign• will be happy to 111i1t you • • • KO ___ ~.J. GARRET[ f URNfJU ~~. "'~' .... INTERIOR DES!6NERS q:>STA MESA CALIF. Opoa M•. "'""-a M -646-0175 646-0276 --~--~---~--~--.....:.~----~~ • .- ----------------- .. Huntington • VOL: 6r, NO. 226, 5 SECTIONS, 56 PAGES Seal Beach Trio Held On Narcotics By ARTHUR R. VINSEL ot Tiit 0.llJ l'li.t SIMI A trio of Seal Beach men suspected of running a half-million-dollar marl• juana plantation are in jail today, after a $200,000 shipment of produce from their Missouri farm rolled into Long Beach by rail. , Authorities in St. Joseph, Mo., notified Long Beaeh narcotics detec· tives of the possible shipment Wed· nesday and a crate containing 4-08 pounds of refined marijuana was discwered at the Railway Express of· lice. ·Raiders who went to a farm rented by the suspects -one of them the son of a Seal BeaClh police officer -con- fiscated an additional t.oo pounds o1 the weed. Investigators said the men ap· parently traveled around the Midwest. where marijuana grows wild by the acre due to a World War II hemp pro- duction program, baa-vesting the plant. Booked on suspicion of possession of marijuana were James R. Harmon, 24, of 144 11th St., John M. Miller, 20, of 750 Catalina Ave., and Jess C. Lit· tie, 21, of 144 11th St., son of Seal Beach police officer James M. Little. Narcotics detectives in Long Beach said the huge crate stuffed with neatly wrapped bricks of marijuana was ad· dressed to Harmon, who was already in custody of the Missouri State Highway Patrol. "The stuff, all of it, was well press4 ed. and wrapped as attractively as a Christmas present," said Sgt. Jim Miller, cX the Long Beach Police Department. Mi560Url investigators said the trio apparently had an operation aJ>4 · proximating that of a \Ob8CCo plan· talion on 'the rustic farm which they rented five mile:r south of st. Joseph. Sgt. James Rhoades of the Mla:sourl Highway Patrol said tbe blrvested marijuana was bung on Mrings strung between trees and stripped for pro· cessing. The crate which arrived in Long Beach was accompanied by shipping documents which identified. contents as farm produce and listed the insured value as $50, although it cost Ji'O to ship. Missouri autboritJes alerted Long Beach detectives and Lt. King Head, narcotics bureau chief. and Sgt. Bud Hitchings went to the freight office to (S.. PLANTATION, Pa1< %) Top Democr ats In Georg ia Quit P arty, Join GOP ATLANTA (UPI) -Two o I Georgia's top public ofHciats quit the Democratic party Wednesday and at least three others are expected to follow suit in one ol the biggest upheavals in t.he state's political history. ComptrolJer James L. Bentley Jr.· and Public · Service Commissioner Alpha Fowler saJd they would seek re- elect.ion in 1970 as Republicans. Some observers predicted that Wednesday's action by Bentley and Fowler, longtime foUowen of Sen. Herman Talmadge (D-Oa.), may start a Democratic defection to the GOP all the way down to the grassroots level. Down Site Contes Sidewalk superintendents watch demolition o! brtck building at Main Street and Coast Highway in Huntington Beach. Building, nearly 60 years old, was condemned. by city. Order was later upheld by .courts lollowing. liff.yeer legal hassle between cil,y and owners Marllia 'Holt and Max C. lioeptner. Demolition will be completed in· two'wel<&. Action on Trailer Park Postponed; Applicant ID Actiext ext a proposed 163-space trailer park on Ellis Avenue west o{ Bushard street was postponed wrtil Oct. 16 by Fountain Valley planning commlssimers .Wednesday because the applicant was ill. However, nearly 40 residents of the nearby Cedar GleDD trt1ct packed d"le McLean Acting Hospital Chief Robert C. McLean, officially assis· tant adminl.strator oC Huntington Intercommunity Hospital, bas been named acting administrator slnoe the death Sept. 3 of C. L. "Pete" Peterson, former head of the staff. The Chicago native was consultant and representative of the hospital divUicm. of Abbott Laboratories in Los Angeles before joining the hOISJ>ital stall in July. Peterron was crushed beneath a car he was repairing at his home in Palos Verdes Enates. He had been named administrator of tile 14l·bed private bospit.al J\lly 1967. McLeran, SO, will serve a.s temporary admini.rtrator until U\e four.man h"'Pi1"1 go..m.g board, or wld~h he is a member, appolntl a permaoeot top execut:l.ve. conunission session in city council chambers to protest what was termed ari encroaching "trailer city" irl south sect.loo ol the city. Group representative David Buf. fington, 9147 Kiwi Circle told planners 24 homeowners (alxiut 40 percent) in the Cedar Glenn tract had met Tues- day and were unanimously QPPO!ed to the propo6ed trailer park. Buffington, St'JOent Activities Dlrec· tor at Fountain Valley High School, said the park would spell a loss in valuation of homes in the city and would wreck the school systems' financing. He said it costs $700 per year to t!dacate a child. Of that figure 42 per. cent is realized from taxation on the homeowtler. Only 10 percent is realiz- ed from a trailer, he said. The city's planning staff had recom· mended derual o{ the use variance. Planning Director Stan Mansfield said the 18-acre parcel was master plaooed for single.family (R·l} housing. Compromise Bill OK'd WASHINGTON (UPI) -Congress Wednesday approved a compromise $1.7 billion military construct.ion bill, $273 million less than was asked by the administration, and sent it to the White House. ; Your Dometewn Dally Paper THU RSDAY, SEPTEM BER 19, 1968 JEN CENTS UC Showdown Due • Regents Pressured to Ban Cleaver FROM WIRE SERVICES LOS ANGELES -University ol California regents faced mounting pressure today from Gov. Reagan and legislators to prevent E 1 d r i d g e Cleaver from lecturing to an ex- perimental class at UC Berkeley. "In my oplnlon, we have the con· sUtutlonal atuhorlty to act," DeWitt A. Higgs, regents' c: h airman, said Wednesday ln his San Diego oftJce. But Higgs, an attorney, added that be couldn't say what action be would sup. port until he talked with other regents. Tbe Board of Regents is meeting to- Reds Planning 3rd Offensive Against Saigon SAIGON (UPI) -Allied int.lligence sources said toJay the Communist high command has scheduled a third offensive against Saigon for ~xt Mon· day, a Commun Is t "resistance" celebration day. At the same time, U.S. spokesmen announced that allied troops bracing for a long-anticipated nationwide of4 fenslve have seized 90 tons of Com· munist arms over the past week - enough to equip 1,800 troopt for aJ long as one year. With U.S. BS2 bombers pounding suspected Communist troop con· centrations from one end o{ Vietnam to another and allied forces sweeping areas around key <2ties, U.S. in4 telligence officials said they give the expected Communist offensive only a SO per ceut chance of materialixiDe. Captured Communist documents quoted by fhe sources said the guer· rillas flNt would send 600 saboteurs into tbe heart of Saigon ln teams of three to blow up military installations and launch a wave of terrorist attacks. The documents also detailed plans for about J ,500 troops to strike military outposts on the edge of the capital in advanee of an all·out thrust against the city by elements of three Red divisions in the rurrounding area. Monday, the target date listed in the documents, is celebrated by the Com· munist.s as "Nam Bo Resistance Day" in conunemoration of the date the Viet Minh guenillas opened their war against the French in 1946. A feeling of confidence the allies can crush any third offensive against Saigon is widespread here, coupled with general skepticism produced by the fact that predicted attacks have failed to happen. "When they attack. we will be ready, but until they do 1 will not lose any sl~p over it," a high ranking U.S. officer said. Chamber Opposes Tax Initia tive The Orenge County Chamber of Oommerce today voted total op. position to the controversial Watson Amendment v.il.ich goes before state \o·oters in November as a tax reronn initiative. Direct.ors of the county organization said the problem of needed revision in the taxation system would be studied by an independent iageocy rebained by the state. The anti· Watson recommendation came on a slx·point statement drawn up by the d\ember's State .and Na· tiona.I Afilairs C«ntnittee. day and Friday at the UCLA campus. University budget problems as well as Cleaver's appolntment are expected to be discussed. Cleaver, minister of information for the Black Panther Party for Self Delense and a convicted rapt.st, was among 12 guest lecturers chosen for a scheduled, experimental course on the background of social d i s o r d e r s . Another guest lecturer is Oakland Police Chief Charles Gain. In San Francisco, Cleaver said the controversy "seems to be typical of demagogic polltlc:iaos who sieze the oppcrtunity to whip up some rlghtwing sentiment for political purposes ... " Reagan, with the support of top Calliornia Democrata, was demanding that Cleaver, an ex-convict currently charged with attempted murder of an Oakland policeman, be fired before be utters a word. The 24-member board ?n the other hand was under pressure not to revoke the permission it gave after the "free speech" demonstrations at Berkeley two years ago for students and bc:ulty to have freedom in experimenting with (S.. RE;GENT, Pace Z) * * * * * * Cleaver Slated to Speak ftt UC Irvine Next Week By THOMAS FORTUNE ot TM 0•11~ .. lltl 1!1M Black Panther leader Eldridge Cleaver will speak at UC Irvine next week. Cleaver's appointment to teach an experimental riace relations course at UC Berkeley has touched off an avalanche or crM:icism in recent days by Gov. Rooa.ld Reagan, Assembly Faculty Promises To Push for Talk By Panther Chief SERKELEY (AP)_ -Up.lversity of Calilornla !acuity memben say Black Pantber leader Eldrid&e Cleaver will contlnue to be sought as ooe of 12 lec- turers, despite criticisms. The aim ls to have him participate in a studmt·initiated ~xperimental course, said Sheldon Korchin, a psychology prOfessor and member of a Board of Educational Development that approved the pro~&JD. Money for the course will come from ttie Associated Students of ttie University of California, and not from taxpayers, Korcbin said Wednesday. One of the other lecturers is Oakland' Police Chief Charles Gain, Korchin reporied. "lnstructon are our faculty," he said. ''They are free to invite to their courses people who have competence and knowledge of the l r fields, regard!.ess of academic background." One of the main criticl.sms of Cleaver was be is a convicted rapist on parole and does not have an academic education. Associate professor of psychology Edward Sampson aaid Cleaver has shown blmaelf competent to lecture on racism by bi1 training and life ex- perience. H earing Set For Sunset Rezoning Plan The loog-delayed rezone petition for Southern Pacific: right-Of.way property in Sunset Bead! will be ttie tubject oC a public hearing before the Orange County Planning Ccmmlssion Oct. 2. Speaker Jesse Unruh and censure by the state Senate. At UCI he will be one of four to speak next Thursday afternoon ID a student·sponsored c o n c 1 a v 1 on "America as a Racist Culture." Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrkh, reach· ed at the regents meeting at UCLA to- day, said, "We know there are people who are very much opposed to Mr. Cleaver and all that be stands for. I'm quite sure that thole who hear b1m will be equally opposed. "On the otlller band our view, my view, is that be is part of the real world and as loog as he is a forte we b.ave to deal with he shOuld be beard " Aldrich &aid there 111 quite a di1· fereoce between Cleav¢s appe.wanc:e at UC! and his belni ID lnllructor at Berkeley. "Here be·1rilJ tpeak and 11>at'• Ille end of it," he a.rdd. ••Jt will JlOt bl, a continlling commentary ·~ •M • source. I gather from what l read be Will give 10 ol tile 3l ledllrel at Berkeley, Tbat raises the queatl.on of whethec he Is competent to be an ln· structor." The campus administration. and stu- dent leaders are aware "of what the probable public reaction will be. A meeting was held Tuesday between <hancell<r Daniel Aldrich, Dean of Students Robert .Lrawrence, Chairman of the Acadt=mic. Sena~ Kenneth Ford and Student Body Presl· dent Ron Ridgle. It was decided not to cancel Cleaver's appearance. · Chanc:ellor Aldrich in a television in- terview Wedne::1day likened Cleaver'• in person appearance to JK"Oviding pa- tients for medical students to make live examination. Tbe student senate met Wednesday night to talce its stand. The 18 senators present unanimously agreed t o '"strongly support the choice o1 participants" for t2le conclave. Other speakers are Rep. James Corrilan (D·Van ·Nuys) wbo was a member of the "President's Com4 mission on Civil Disorder," Robert Scheer, editor of the new left magazine "Re.mpa.rts," and Father Blase Bonpane who spoke last spring at UCI and called the United States "the rapist of tbe world." The student senators passed a resolution saying "as sttJdenU we are able to hire any speaker we deem Im· port.ant to s~ on any tbeme we deem Lmpart'Mt.T• - Chairman or the Senat. B1iJ Coon said, "We feel tomorrow Cleaver will be censored by the UC regents and we want to give him aome 1upport. from the student body here." Cleaver and the other speakers each will receive a speaker's honorarium of about $400. Orange Coat The "Orange Coast Olympic: Games" are coming llP fast. Wjth 11 competi4 tors and one asslat.ant team c:oach t:rom the Ora n ge Coast in the Ameri· can delegation, the 19th Olympiad really is al.most an Orange Coast production. Own Boasts Fooling Reds? The way Is partially cleared for the request of Carlton Builden to rezooe the mlle·long, SO.foot wide streteh between Ander1JOn and 4th streets and Pacific Ctc:Muit Highw.ay and the P&M:"ific Ocean. PreviOU&ly ffilklents ol Sunset Beach had attempted to fonn a unique boole.vard diltrict t.o preserve the strip for beaeb parl:lng. The Carlton Bullders plan to build duplex apart· meot ~s in the area. Weatfler Not oDly will there be no breakio& thi1 cloudy spell, but we might get a little drizzle Fri· day. The weatherman sees 1n· other day in the upper IJ0'1 with inland mercury rising to 72. That"s one reason why GleM White, DAILY PILOT q>oN edit.or, will journey to Mexico City to we hJs bWn1uaJ talents to get "the word" In the Ian· guage of the Olympjcs exclusively for DAILY PILOT rtaders. He's the only newsman from any Orange County newspaper accndited t~ c:ove-r the Games on-site in Melico City. And just u a warm up, watch 1o rtbe DAILY PILOT'a exclwtve pn• Olympics series ttartlng Saturday. It w1.U present peraon.allty 1ketche1 on eoch of the 12 Oranfe Coa1t Olyrn· pians. U.S. Dipl,omats Fear Hanoi Believes Battle Claims PARIS (AP) -America.a dlptomall at the Paris peace talks are trying to -... ti llanol'1 J .. dert ttalJy be· Ueve thftr own boasts d. nmaway m.!4 lllary vU:torleo ln South Yte«nam. The Amerl<om lea< the C<>mm1111Ut1 may be maklnl political J\ldimecll on the bal11 rl phantom battlefield cooquerts. Thi. could damage peaoe J>l'Oll)OCU by """" ~ Rab • , .... sense ol. power, the Americu dfleJ• Uon , ..... u. s. Amlw•ador C)'1'll v .... &Ignaled. these fears to Xuan Thuy ol N o r t h Vletnam when they met Wedn..day In the 21.lld HftlOD ol the -taJkl. "I am ,.,..,ely coru:erne<I that your I government may be under the Ulusion that inflated boasts have some baais in fact." sald Vance. ''That kind o( il· tuolon could prodUO< mlstak'"' and dan~s calou.latiOM ... and would be a tragic mist.at~." Amtrican offidals are examining two other possible explanation• for what Vaoce oalled Hanoi's "wild and dislnne<I daima: " a ooed to pep up the morale ol Viet Cong and North vtelnaD'll:Sle troop5; and a campaicn to mlsload world oPinJoo about the coon• ol the war w rall,y su(l\)Ol't !or .an American retreat. The American delegation today Jave lb vtrllc:n ol cuualtiel ln several re· curt battles ln "11icb lhe Ncrlh Viet· namese claimed ''brlillant victories.'' Here Is a comparisoo: The North Vietnamese claimed 1,600 Amerlc• casualtie1 and 200 vehicles and fUJll du~ in fighting at Tra Phal, near Tay Ninh City, on Aug. 17 and 22 aod oo s.pt. 11·12. The Ame.rlcaru: repol"Wid In all four t!ngagemenll four Amerlc:ans were killed, 68 were wounded and ooe howi1m' WU domaged. AJalnot th<Je Jon .. , they Nld, '6fl Red troopo wen ldUed. The North Vletname,. claimecl '"" wbol• Amerk:an company wu put out ' C>I adlon ot Ben ru °" Sept. 10 lllld is tank.I were clntlwed. The Alll6dcaru t (See TALKS, P11< J) Although the boulevard dlttrlct wa' turned clown b)' the -or SupervillOors indlooled that !hoy wnt<d ..... e ,.,, ~ !or beach part· ing. "Without that porJrlog tbe beodl !1 u1e.leu," ~-Ds\id L. Baker . said. Altbouilh Ca<Jton Bullden bavo pion• to -..... polldng IP"O'• for beach UIOl'I Ulla -... utilfy lhe ... -or tho,_... •. U tho rezone 11 oppnrved by tbe for boacb 111tn lhJa doa n«-saUl{y ta1n to bo apoalod to Ibo 1Uporvison roe 11no; .ct1oo. ... INSIDB roDA't' ActiPitfer of Orange-Cocut men 1trviAQ at bole1 around world are related today °" Pao• 11. -" -.. ..-• -.. ---::::.•.:: .. <""'a " " =·t.--• ... . .. .. -·-.... -" -''"' --• =-~ ... ,. ·--,.n " :0'"'"' -.. ~-.. == • 2:.".'!U.. .... .. " ll .. -- I ! I 3 DAILY I'll.Of House Unit OkaysTV Debate Plan W ASlllNG'l'ON (UPI) -'lbe Houte -Oommerce OommlUee -Y .-22- 10 ID favor "' a bW to let Ille networu mike television timf. ·available for three-way -· -Hart H. Hlllllplny, JUeherd M. Nim! and Geoqe c. wana.o. Republican opponent.a, however, u1· ed parllamentary tactics .. blocl: uuW next week a final wt. on eeodi'nl the measure to the fUll house. The measure would 1U11pend. tlem- pomrn, sectloa 3U cl the federal commimicatlona act wbldl tay1-lf a broack.wlt station gtvea air time to one candidate it must eive equal t1me to all -oandldatet. A verlion cl. the melasure &~ a week ago by Ille ccmmltlee ...Wd have p e r mi t t ,_ d HumJiirey-Nlxon debates alld lelt It up I<> tile networks to ~ve Wallace 1ome sort of com- panrble time. 1be ''three-way debate'' amendment ottered by Rep. J. J. Pickle (D-Tex.), was clearly &lsiastetul to Nixon, who has meilde it cleK be doe• oot want to debate Wallll<:e. The bill would make it possible for the networks to set up "broadcaats wbiob incorporate in ttie same pro- gram opportunity for equivalent ap- peanmces by all preaidential or vice preskieDU.al candidates wbo have been qualified by applicable state law to ap- pear on ttie ballots of at least two- thlrdl of the aeveml st.ates." nm W'OUld cover Nixon, Humphrey aod Wallace, but would exempt ttle networks from having 00 offer equal time I<> fringe caodidates. Kennedy Gives Strong Support To Humphrey BOSTON (UPI) -Sen. Edword M. Ked*S1 (D·MUI.), delivered a ringing endorsement today of Vice Preoic1eDt Hubert H. Humphrey ov<r the ralJCOUI screems end sboutl ol an ugrr band of anti-war demonstrators. Sta!ld!ng side by side witti Hum· pm.y at a teeming rally al Boston•• busiest IDtenection, Keonedy said, "I bave no bealllatlon ID urging support of the vlce president fer the pret!>Jdency." Kenntdy, a leading opponent of the Vietnam war and la~ surviving Ken- nedy brolller, .pra!Jed HumJlllrey's civil ri~ ·record and oak\ be had been "Jn the forefront Of every vital dmnestlc prob!ein, before Ille UniteJ Stat.a ID the i..t 2lj years." He made l'IO meation, bow,ever, of hiJ dil· fet"eDCf!S with HUmphrey over the Vietnam war. Chanting, scream.ing opponents of the Vietnam war almost drowned out Kennedy, shouting, "Dump the Hwnp." Several Umes they booed the eenet<r. But be weot right on speakine and taid: "IC ttiere 11 any Ieuon Cor 1968, it is that there is no room for anercby in the Unilod -••• and t1!en is mo oolu1ion to the diffi<ult and compelliog probl!>mo ID the Umted SU\tes by 1bouting and screaming." When Humphrey took the r06trum he told the angry crowd, "I never realiud tbat Mr. Nil.on and Mr. Wallace had so many 1upporters in Boston." DAllY PllOI ~" CM8T PUll.ISHIHO CONJ'ANY 1teMrt N. w .. 4 P,..!Wnt allll 1'~11/1119" Jeclt R. Cutlty Yb ,.,_loMll tM" 0.-.. ~ T110111•1 X1nll ..... n. ..... A. ...... ,hl11• Ml-11'1 Etllor AA•l't w. ••••• Wil11.,,. •••' .I.Mod•!• H""llnetor1 88Kft Edlklr Clly Editor " ............ Office 309 lfh Street M111iH11t M4ren: r.o. 10111 7f0 t2MI --......... llledl: mt"""' ... ~~ C.. AMU! Jlt Wet ..., 1!rwt ....,.. a.dr! m ,_, "- -.. DAILY P'ltOT Stiff r1191e Poster for Homeskk Soldier Mrs. Pat Kleiner of Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce pre- pares to mail poster about city's annual surfing contest to Spec. 4 John Zunio of Durate, currently stationed in Vietnam. Soldier's mother, in letter to chamber, said her son misses Huntington Beach &url and won't be home for this year's surfing ~ampionships Sept. 28 and 29. Saddlehack College Starts Search for Second Campus Trustees of fledgling Saddleback JUD!or College aJready are looking at the possibility of a future second cam· pus Deal' the .juncture of the Santa Ana Freeway and Laguna Canyon Road. The concept hinges on. botal present and future population projections and campus policy decisions by the board. Architect George Koteles <J. the firm Ellerbroek, Koteles, Fo:i & Asociates of Newport. Beach pointed to the ac· cess advantrages of such a location. It would ·be bracketed by the Sant.a Ana Freeway, Laguna Canyon Road and san Diego Freeway. Such a cam- pus might be 10 year• """Y. but' Koteles '"1.d popule'tion. projections or growui lndicale Ille firat need would be in that vicinity rather than to the soolh. Saddleback will ' open it~1 doors to students Cor the first ti.me Monday US· ing temporary buildings on a site at Crown Valley Parkway and the Sanba Ana-San Diego Freeway. Tnl!tees are negotiating for 199 acres for• permanent campus at that location which was picked to ac- commodate 10,000 students. With double-deck parking, the architect said, jt could be made to ac- commodate 15,000. Koteles said the projection for students in the district i! 8,500 by 1978 and for 30,000 by the year 2020. Plan- ning, be said, will have to rewlve around board decisions on the desirability of one. two, three or four c-ampuses at saturation. Saddlebac:k, prob.ably will have about 1,000 students this f Ir.st semester. However, the co 11 e g e district. covers 48 percent of Orange County. Koteles eald the population In the district is expected b> be 1.3 Trustees to Hear How Parents Feel About Education The second part of a questionnaire tent J.ut May to parents of students in the Fountain Valley School Diatrlct wW be prtsented to district trustees at tbetr meeting tonight. This phase conai1ts or comments parents ma.de on the questionnaires about the quality of education ottered in FountaJn Valley as well as specific opinions on types of COW'aes and 1chool facilities. Truatees reviewed in July the tabulations of specific questions asked on the form and found that almost every parent praised tbe way his child was bting educal.ed. School administrators wlJl take the ~n'lbined comment. from the two Ste• Uons of the questlonn._ue and recom· mend&Uons by the boerd and Im· plement thtm In the dlltrlct'1 J:n. 1tructional program. The board meeta: at 7:30 p.m. 1n the district CurMculum Materlab Center, cornor of Newland Street and Talbert Avenue. million 1n 20 years. The archltect said development cur· rently points to accelerated growth in tbe are a s ci Tustin, the old lighter· than-eir..t>ase and University Park. He said major landholders are all ex. tremel:y optimistic about growth rate. Saddleback trustees already are eqtDwe<I with a preliminary plan. Kotele6 sa1.d srudy sessions will likely be held with tile board and architects in October and November to im· plement addltlooal planning. From P.,,e 1 PLANTATION • • recover the contraband. Lt. Head saki the IP8.rijuana -.all of it high quality matertal -arrived in Long Beach Tuesday, mailed by a Ben Baker of St. JOEleph, according t-0 the bill of lading. Investigators fil&id the crate con· tained two and three pound packages, eac-h enough for at least 2,000 cigaret. tes, and the haul tot.ailed up to $200,000 in value. During World War II, hemp plants -source oC marijuana -were raJsed throughout the Midwest for rope pro- doctlon, watched over by armed federal agents. Today, ttle weed grows wild in many places and narcotics cfficers OC· casionally burn \Vhole fields of it in a continuing war on the Illicit trade. Planners Block Small Lot Tract Fountain Valley planning com- miBSiooen ,.f.-Wednesday to grant an area v.arlance which woo.Id have reduced the minimum size of residential k>ta from 7,200 to t,000 square feet . Planners in a spUt vote blocked the JXOPOSed 210-00me development by the Sblelds Development Company on a 44-aore percel on the northwest cor. ner of Edinger A veflue and Brookburst Street. Planning Director Stan Miansfield recommended the variance be ap. proved. Mansfield said the houses were well designed and included con- crete driveways and mdonry W6lls on eadllot. Oommisslonen, boweVEr, cbol!le to upd.d the city's lot-size ordtnence and oo a motloo by David MacMillan denied the variance. Shields spokesmen Nid they may appeal the decision to ttie city council. Son Dies in VegaB LAS VEGAS (UPI) -Sberlffs datectivea today awaited tile results of '"' autopsy on the body of Richard Fnd Michael Thomas, 19, son <i a Lai Vegu Teamrt«a Union olfldaL • • C·'Aholition' Warned . ' ., Whetmore Cites Reqction, to Speakers, Sex NlloiOOJ<lrlven by Incensed vvten oaAlil ~llsh Ille Unlversily of oallfornla because of Communist speakers, sexual pennissivenes1 and radical-and r.evollltlooary lecturer•, an Orange Cow>!)' legislator wam<d to- cll[iai. s."a. Jamee E. Wbelmore (R· Fullerim) Aid moll he hao been recelrillf over the Eldridge Cleaver hiring • UC Berkeley and views of Pro!. H-Marcute, aged voters could ind~ a mere 14 seootwa <r 28 esaemblyu:ten to wte no, or abstain lnllD volinc on UC fund!. "It ahouid bl borne ID mind tll&I .•. (such an actioh) .. would cut oil the University'• juods and thus effectively abolish It," Wbelm<>n · said, edding that this would be b'agic. "But meny 1"'0!'~ feel tllot for tile university to employ persom to preach bloody ttVOlutio.o ii even more tragic,,. Wbetmore aaJ.d. · The remarks lo a newsletter to h.ls constituents asked them to write to Gov, Reagan and the University Board of Regerlta to protest recent steps Ule system bu been taking. Wbetmor• cbal'ged -hiring of Black Panther Minister of l'lib'mation Eldridge Cleaver is an affront to the taxpayen and a peril to tie UC students. Cleaver, who b the d r ·at t e d president1al OIOlidate of the Peace Md Freedom Party, baa been bN.Dded a Alcist and Wbetmior& taid that the Panthers actv<>cate overthroW Of tie government by f"Omi and vio1eooe. He a.loo charged that UC San Diego profes5<ll' Marcuse urge& a moral 411d sexual rebe.l.Uon among youths Of 1tie naltion. "The resultant chaos would be unbelievable," Wheb:oote dec1ared, "and it would consUtute Dhe complete abolition of AmerJca as we know it and or our American way of lile ." "HPW could anyone with tlle interest of the youth of Ca1Uom.ia at heart want to expose them to this?" \Vbetmore CQntinued. Third Lemoore * * * Ft·om' Paf,e 1 REGENTS ... courses and teachers. Skyhawk Crashes Cleaver, free on ball on the assault 1 qiarge, admonished his followers to refrain from any demonstrations at the UCLA regent!:' meeting. Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh, the most powerful Democr~t in Oaillornia, said the faculty at Berkeley was es:- pressing a "death wish" in choosing Cleaver as a lecturer on •·dehumanization and regeneration in tbe American social order." DINUBA, Calll. (UPI) -A Navy A4 Slcybawk from Lemoore Naval Air Station era.bed in a field near Dinuba Wedneeday ldlllng tile pilot. The pilot ... , identified as Lt. Clarence K. Miles, 25. die 50ll of Navy Cmdr. w..,.n H. Miles, of tile P<>int Mugu mJa&ile range. Lt. Miles recently 6&w 100 con:wbat missions in Vietnam and was awarded 10 Air Medals and 1lle N&vy Commendation Medal. From PGfle J TALKS ..• said tbeir casualtiet1 were three killed and 20 wounded -against 99 Viet Cong kWe<I. The N-Vtell>amese <*tad three actions Aug. 23-211 at Loe Ninh, Xom. Ong Hung and at tbe Cam Le Bridge, all ID Tay Ninh province. In the first, they said, an American battalion was destroyed, in the second 200 Amef'ican Infantrymen were Wiped out, and in the third more than 600 enemy troops were "knocked d1>wn." The Americans said one allied soldier waa killed and 19 wounded in the first actioo, eight were killed and 45 wounded in the se· cond, and six were kttled and 23 wounded in the third. The Ccmmunists lost 225 kWed, the Amerio ... said. Hanoi cited three ~er actions in Tay Ninh Province OD Sept. 3, 12 and 13. It said an American armored vehi- cle coovoy waa ambushed, 14 tanks and their crews were destroyed, one mixed battalion was wiped out and almoot an entire convoy oC American infantrymen were killed. The Americans said in the th r e e engagements a total of two allied soldiers were killed and 56 were woun-Jed. but 99 of the enemy were killed. Witnesses said the plane apparently struck a p>'ftT line n&ar Pine Flat ReM'V'Oir and ctien crashed into the field where it e:iploded. The downed power lines touched off a small forest fire which was con· trolled. late Wednesday after burning about 25 acres. 'Ibis was the third craSl of an A4 Skyhawk jet from Lemoore in just over a week. A Lem'OOI"t-based Skyhawk croshed near Mariposa Sept. 10, touching off a 400-acre forest and grass fire. The · pilot, Lt. Larry Smith, 29, Sac City, Iowa, ejected but suffered serious head injuries and fractured both legs and an arm. He died Monday. Last Frlckly, anottler ·Lemoare-ba.sed Skyha.wk era.shed 10 miles northeast of Vi.salla, starting a small fire. 'Ibe pilot of that plane. u. (j.g. Michael c. Wbibe, 25, Lebanon, Ore., ejected sa!e- 1y and was not injured. Cleaver, whose educational background is graduation from the Bay View. High School in San Quentin Prison, was to deliver 10 lectures of 90 minutes apiece. He said Reagan's op- position was "politically motivated and an attempt to go out of his way to look for trouble." Cleaver's appearance also was angrily condemned by S t a t e Superintendent of Public lnstrucUon Max Rafferty, the Republican can- didate for U.S. senator Crom California. "Cleaver certainly is as well quali!led to lecture on tD'ban unrest as Attila the Hun would be quallfled to lecture on international mass murder and as Benedict Arnold to lecture on treason," Rafferty said. Nixon Assails Hecklers Of Humphrey Campaign SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -Richard th<y shw\d get respect wherever Ibey M. Nin>n has assailed "the hostile go." crowds" and the demonstrators beset· Nixon campaigned in the Midwest ting .the campaign of Vice President today, with stops in Springfield, Mo., and Peoria, Ill., on the way to a fund· Hubert H. Humphrey, his Democratic raising dinner in New York City. rival for the WhlU House. There, Nixon will address one of 20 "1.£1 me say this: 'Ille President of dinners -at $1,000-a-p.late -linked by the United States and the office that closed circuit televisfon. he holds, and the vice president oC the Before an overflow crowd of m<l'e United states arid the office that he than 10,000, in the vast Mormon bolds -they deserve respect," the Tabernacle Wednesday night, Nixon Republican presldentlal nominee said · assailed demonstrators who hec:kle Wednesday night. "And I know that Humphrey &n'.'1 President Johnson. --~·- _JI J. (Jarrell preaenla ... SOFA & LOVE SEAT SHOWING. 33 Styles & Sites to Selec;I from, and 1100 F•lirios You M•y Order From. Prices from $250 to $850 Choose from such f1mou1 n1mes as H~rit1g1, Tomlinson, Stone & Philip, MoGruthor Conredi, J.,,,.stow. and many othor1. Your f1vorit• int•rior cl••l9n•r will h• hippy to ••titf you . • • PROFESSION~.J.GARREfT fURNll1J~~5 HAU~R BLVD. INTERIOR DESIGNERS COSTA Ml~A CALIF. 0poo M-. n.... I I'll. -646·0275 6-46-0176 \ -----------------~---------~~---------------~~ ' I ' t ' t t ' ' ( , I • 1 t , : Laguna Bea~h ....... Today's Closing voe il, NO. 226, ~ SECTIONS, 52 PAGES t:AGUNA 9EX"CH, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY. SEPTEM9Ell 19, 1968 TEN CENTS •• ar1 uana oun UC Showdown Due Regents Pressured to Ban Cleaver FROM WIRE SERVICES LOS ANGELES -University of California regents faced mounting pressure today from Gov. Reag~n and legislators to prevent E 1 d r 1 d g e Cleaver from lecturing to an ex- perimental class at UC Berkeley. "In my <lpinion, we have the con· stitutional atuhority to act," DeWitt A. Higgs, regents' ch air man, ~d Wednesday in his San Diego off1ee. But Higgs, an attorney, added that he couldn't say what action he would sup- port until be talked with other regents. The Board of Regents is meeting to- day and Friday at the UCLA campus." University budget problems as well as Cleaver's appointment are expected to be discussed. Cleaver, minister of information f'Or the Black Panther Party for Sell Defense and a convicted rapist, was among 12 guest lecturers chosen for a scheduled, experimental course on the background of social d i s o r d e r s . Aoother guest lecturer is Oakland Police CbJ.ef Charles Gain. Jn San Francisco, Cleaver said the controversy "seems to be typical of demagogic politic.ianl!i who sier.e the * * * * * * Cleaver Slated to Speak At VC Irvine Next Week By THOMAS FORTUNE OI Tllit DallY l"illf Slaff Black Panther leader Eldridge Cleaver will speak at UC Irvine next week. Qea.ver's appointment to teach an experimental riace relation' course at UC Berkeley bes touched off an avalanche of criticisur•·~nt day1 by Gov. Ronald Reagan, Assembly Speaker Jeste U.nruh aQd censure by the state Senate. At UCI he \\'ill be OM of four to speak next Thw-sday afternoon ln a student-sponsored. c o n c l a v e on "America as a Racist Culture." Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich, reach- ed at the regeots meeting at UCLJ\, to-- day, said, "We know ttiere Sn? people who 31e very much opposed to Mr. Cleaver and all that be stands for, I'm quite sure that those who hear him will be equally opposed. "On the other band our view, my view, is that he is part of the real world and as long a'S he is a force we have to deal with he should be heard " Aldrich said there is quite a dif· ference between Cleaver's appearance at UCl a11d hls being an instructor at Berkeley. "Here he will speak and that's the end of it." he said. "It will not _be a continuing commentary Crom a single source. I gather from what I read he will give 10 of the 20 lectures at Berkeley. That raises the question _of whether he is competent to be an in- structor." The campus administration and stu- dent leaders are aware of \vhat the proboble public reaction will be. A meeting was held Tuesday between Cllancellor Daniel Aldrich, Dean of Students Robert Lawrence...--· Chairman of the Academic Senate Kenneth Ford and Student Body Presi- dent Ron Ridgle. It was decided not to cancel Cleaver's appearance. Chancellor Aldrich in a television In· terview Wednesday likened aeaver's in person appearance to providing pa· tients for medical students to make live examination. The s.tudent senate met Wednesday night to take its stand. The 18 senators t ,- m The "Orange Coast Olympic Games" are coming up fast. With 11 compel!· tors and one assistant team coach fro1n the 0 r a n g e Coast in the Ameri- can delegation, the 19th Olympiad really is almost an Orange Coast production. that's one reason why GleM White, DAILY PILOT sports editor, will journey to Mexico City to use h1I blUnsuat talents to get "the word" In the lan· guage of the Olymplca exclusively for DAILY PILOT readers. He's the only newsman from any Orange County newspaper accredited to cove.r the Game.s on-site in Mexico City. And Ju.st aa a warmup, watch to rthe DAILY Pll.OT'"s exclusive pre- 0 1.vmplca series rtartinc Saturday. It will present penonallty stetches on ,ach ol the 12 Orange Coast Olym· plans. • ' ' present unanimously .agreed t o "strongly support the choice of participants" for the conclave. Oth~ speakers are Rep. James Corman (0-Van Nuys) who was a member uf the "Presldent'11 Cum· mission on Civil Di.surder," Robert Sdl_~! .,editor . ol the new left rril~ "'R.am.D8l't!,.. and Father Blasi Bonpane who spoke last spring at UC! and -1be United States "the rapist ol the world." The student senators passed a resolution saying "as students we are able to hire any speaker we deem im· portant to speak on any tbeme we deem important." Chairman of the Senate Bill Coon said, "We feel tomorrow Cleaver will be censored by the UC regents and we w.ant to give bim some support from the student body here." Cleaver and the other speakers each will receive a speakers honorarium of about $400. * * * Faculty Promises To Push for Talk By Panther Chief BERKELEY (AP) -University of California faculty members say Black Panther leader Eldridge Cleaver will continue to be sought as one of 12 lec- turers, despite criticisms. Tbe aim is to have him participate in a student-initiated experimental course, said Sheldon Korchin, a psychology professor and member Of a Board of Educational Development that approved the program. Money for the course will come from the Associated Students of the University of California, and not from taxpayers, Korchin said Wednesday. One of the other lecturers is Oakland Police Chiel Charles Gain, Korchin reported. "Instructors are our faculty," he &aid. "'Ibey are free to invite to their courses people who have competence and knowledge of. t b e I r Heldt, regardless of academic background." One of the main ccltJcl.sms of C"-aver wu he II a convicted rapist on parole and does not haw an academic education. Associate professor of psychology Edward Sampson said Cleaver h•s shown himseU competent to lecture on racism by bis training and life ex- perience. Blaze Damages S. Laguna Home . Fu. -J,y thil morning did .. estimated P.2$0 da.rna1e to • South Logooa -locat<d et 311172 Meadow L«le. The coanty f'lre d!partment dilpelched thret uolll !.rom tllo Soulll J...acuu alallon ot I :27 a.m. 14 q11ell !toe blau wblcll 1tar1A!d In the Uvq room ol. tile borne. The oause ii 1t1U under investilation. Tenant I.!! Charles Bedr.cn and UM owner Helen Bi>dlolt al LasuN HiU.. Leisure World. ---------------- opportunity to whip up some rlghtwing sentiment for political purposes ... " Rea~an. with the support of top Califoinia Democrats, was demanding that <;leaver, an ex~nvict currenUy cbargM with attempted murder of an Oakland policeman, be fired before be utters a word. , The 24-member board on the other hand was under pressure oot to revoke the permission it gave after the "free speech" demonstrations at Berkeley two years ago for students and faculty to have freedom in experimenting with (See REGENTS, Page Z) Laguna City Employes Get Wage Boosts Most Laguna Beach city employes received wage increases Wednesday Mght averaging about 9.2 percent. The few (..,:ho didn't will have a chan· ce to present their case, the City Coun- cil 8gree4. The pay boosts on M:ale -Up ID a ...... from oo• fo ilitec slops. . -,- 'nit -1oye c\IWW..Uoa n4 salary !utvey was the work ol the State Cooperative Per1onnel Services which the city contracted. The hikes retroactive to Sept. 1 will cost the city aboqt $83,000 for the rem&nder of thi!: fiscal year and $96,600 during a full fiscal year, according to City Mru:iager James O. Wheaton. Among department heads, the posi- tion of police chief fared best. It had been on a par with the posts of finance director, fire chief and director of buiding and plaruting. All were in a salary range of $929 lo $1 ,113 per m<1nth. The police chief job jumped three ranges to $1 ,064-$1 ,276. The other three jobs increased two ranges to $1.017-$1 ,219. Other Police and fire jobs main· ta.ined their relation5h.ips, each jum- ping tv.1> ranges. A police Officer went from $591·$'108 to $647-$775. Firemen, a step lower than police, and fire engineers, a step higher, in- creased in the same relationship. One police position held hy a patrolman was d<YWngraded . It was changed to police dis patcher clerk and dropped five salary ranges to $471- 1565. Individuals in such a posic.ion would not take a salary cut, the posi U'Jn would. If they remain at the job their salary remains static until the post is upgraded at some future time. It was for this type situation that the (Seo SALARIES, Page !) Stork Markets NEW YORK IAP ) -The slxx:k market held e brood advance in heavy trading late th.is afternoon. (See quota- tiooa, P.aiges 18-19). Averages showed a good gain, somewhat below their peak o{ the day. TALENT ARRIVES -Three ~tic singers take a moment to·.en· joy view near Laguna's Victor Hugo Inn. "From left are Carol Kirk· patrick dramatic soprano; David Lloyd, tenor, and Karen Arm· strong,' soprano. They wi.11 play lead roles in_ "La Boheme''. ~nd "Marriage o! Figaro" being presented by Lyne Opera Assoc1at1on ot _Orange Co9nty. :Jf&n;!'~iit ftPei-8 Singer Tells of Ferment in Field By RICHARD P. NALL 01 T~e o.llY l"Uet Stiff There is, it seems, en anti-establish- ment ferment in American opera as real a.s that which Is taking plaice in univ.ersities and poiitics. However, the opera establistimeot - dubbed by ane artist, "the Viennese mafia" -st.i.ll bas the upper hand in the U.S. "Adler believes the establishment will live regardless of the product," declared Carol Kirkpatrick, attractive draroaOc soprano. She was speaking of Kurt Herbert Adler, general director of the San Francisco Opera. Miss Kirkpatrick, an Adler protege, resigned from the .com- pany's Western Opera Theater 111 an artistic feud . She is in Laguna Beach to sing the role of Musetta in the Lytic Opera 1\ssoclation's production of ''La Boheme" Sept. 27-28. "Our generation is forcing opera to change," she sa1ld. I sllared from my mute chocolate eclair toward the sea trying to recall college music appreciation 1 and asked what the problem is. CALL SHOTS The problem, I inferred, is that big foreign names in opera can call the shots if they have the reputation wheUter they have theater training : that opera ln Am erica should be sung in English : that Americans should not have to gG to "small houses" in Europe to get their trainJng. and that ('lper.a must change in the U.S. if it is to go furward. ''We're m 'ore interett.ed In the dr.a·maUc ... to make it live for the au- credits, sa1d1 "American singers bave sopNLno. "If you just see 300 paunds of weight standing in t.Pe footlights.. • . " she trailed otf, dredgina: up tile old stereotype that ha.s harmed opera in America. David Lloyd, tenor witt impressive dience." said Karen Annstong, chJc to be the best act.ors and they .are the best musicians, everybody in Europe says that." }le mentioned. hiring a foreign singer who couldn't handle roles in English and had to be sent home. OPERA DIRECTOR Lloyd, among other things7 i.8 pro· ducer-director for t1le innovative Lake George Festival of Opera, Lake George, N.Y. Rererrlng to successful works that he presented in opposition to some of the area's cultural leaders, Lloyd said tersely : "The American audiences didn't know they weren't suppose to come; 'Ntly should I ·inll.k:t on them "La Traviata" because it was done 50 years ago in Oberamagau." At one pobJt in American opera. he said, no one could conduct or direct. "But,',' he said, "Now we've got our di.rectors, conductors and producers and we must do opera for Amertcan audiences." Miss Kirkpatrick maintained ttJat Opera's ruling c>ass in America ls trying to hammer square pegs in round holes. Mrs. Velma Sun, Lyric !See OPERA, Page !) Rezoning Plan Denied Council Prefers No Higlt, Rise 011 Property "You cannot be.3t private en- terprise.~ they round that out in Ciechol~." Lt8guna Beaoh motel owner Harry Wlllato told coundlrru!n Wednee<lley nt.-. c.ouncllmen may h a v e agreed. Hbwever, they toUOftd the adv1ce of th!lr plannlof cornmU•tc.t ..i politely but unanimoolly declilled ID rezone Wlllal.I' .. .,,., ti'. The praperty Involved about 1.4 acree; OON.D.Wa.rd ot. Coast Jilgbway between St. Anne.'s Drive aod 11\alla Street. Willau aod othen bad asked that II be ,..moed from R-3 (multl[!le r.lldentlal) 14 C-1 (commercial) ute. Wtum, !Did Ibo CCIW>Cll that h< -Id like to proceed -loni·rqe plans for ~ HI mold armpl•X-<t four 1 "'*'"' Ibe llDef 1-J>a l>odl,y .. . lie indicated that his planl "''O!Jld improve ingren and egre~s Uun 1he property and Improve the area. perk- ing situation. Two property owners op- JJO!ed the cllenf•. City ptannon had . -•tlainlt Ill< , •• ..-... pending retuJll "' an 111-DtOjllll 1•net10I plan re·.rud:Y. It was also noted at the council tnffting that i-lnfl• will bea1n In t.bo near lutun! on a propooed commtrclll-Ootel (C.H) ..... Wlllals l&ld be went tnlD lhocl -n h< read tbt low'.lll drill <t !lie ordln._ pi ....... Not1n1 tllo com· petition anJOlll" botel owners fer blislnest, he ma!-tbf!J-con "plan a men -ul dovtlopm<nt ~11'!:"'""' do." ,W .ald he lelt an ottieolion ID lry ID &ti hlJ J!l'OP.<flY .... -~ Ill< c.1 ordinanco , __ nitaDtl be ·'hog litit econolcally by sometbini: that wori 't W'Odt." • He oall«I setback aod sldeyard re- qultement.s "~pid" and .depk:Ud for tbe cnrncll • -·~ development with tum.around room , prileno, ohe-pao~ recreottoo ..... and u~ parting. It li'OUld. applll'ondy ..... Id> from pro- J>etly line ID pr~1 Une. Referring tu the prioporsed CH sone1 Wlllata aald, "for God's Wt when ~ls tin( oome1 1'> h• ID .w ... " Ho aaid a 1.-.lul bot.I or mo1"t clavelopn .. 1-1111>T!frr-a 11 ty , -...iw.Ip ml fnldautnOll. Oerl Johmon, in-of t.bo 1-Beadl CMc Le ..... - b .rMOnlog mcl 8':1fud Willet& .,...,.._ --•llad ...... in& beprlnp .. the (),.Ji - } '$200,000 Cache ~ails Coast Trio By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of n. o.ltT '"'"' lll'ff A trio of Seal Beach men suspected or running a hall-million-dollar mari- juana plantation are in jail toda.1, after a $200,000 shipment of produce from their Missouri farm rolled into Long Beach by rail. Authorities in St. Joseph, Mo., notified Long Beach narcotics detec· lives of the possible shipment Wed· nesday and a crate containing 408 pounds of refined marijuana was discovered at the Railway Express of· flee. Raiders who went to a farm rented by the suspects -one of them the son or a Seal Beach police officer -con· fiscated an additional 300 pounds of the weed. lnvestigators said the men ap- parenUy traveled .a.round the Midwest, where marijuana growa wild by the acre due to a World War ti hemp pro- duction program, harvesting the plant. Booked on suspicion of possession Q{ marijuana were James R. Harmoq, 24., of 144 11th St., John M. Miller, 2(), of 750 Catalina Ave., And Jess ·C. L it· tie, 21; o( 144 11th Sl, oon of Seal Beach police oUtcer James-!4, Uttle. Narcotics detecUve, in Long Beacti laid the bUge crai, 1tulled with aeall7 #rapped br!cll& ol marlJ...a -acf. dressed to Harmon, who was a.lrea¢1 in custody of the M1asow1 State Highway Patrol. "The stuff, all of It, was well press- ed and wrapped aa atuacUvely as a Christmas present," said Sgt. Jim Miller, of the Long Beach Police Department. Misaouri inve1tigators said the trio apparently had an operatioIJ ap- prox.imatlng that of a tobacco plan. tation on tbe rustic farm which they rented five miles south ol St. Joseph. Sgt. James Rhoades of the Missouri Highway Patrol said tbe harvested marijuana was hung on l'trtngs strung between trees and str1pped for pro. cessing. , The crate whJeh arrived in Lone Beach was accompanied by shipping documents which identified contents: l!l s farm product!tand listed the insured value as $50, although It cost $70 to ship. Missouri authorities alerted Long Beach detectives and Lt. King Head, nareotics bureau chief. and Sgt. Bud Jfitchings went to the freight office to r~cover the contraband. Lt. Head said the marijuana -all of it high qu ality m atertal -arrived in Long Beach Tuesday, mailed by a Ben Baker of St Joseph, according to the tnu of Jading. · Investigators laid the crate con- tained two and-three pound packages, each enough for at least 2,000 cigaret. tes, and the baill l<li.lled up 14 '7:00,oo:I In value. During World War U, be.mp pN111t1 -soorce of 1'11'Uljuana -were raised throughout the Midwest for rope pro- duction, watched over by armed frderal agents. Today, the weed grows wild in many places and narcotics officers oc· casionally burn whole fields of It in a continuing war on the illicit trade. Orange Weatller Not only will there be no breaking thl& cloudy spell, b1rt Wt might get a Utue driule Frj- day. The weatherman 'ees an· other day in the upper &O's with inland mercury r11lni to 72. INSIDB 2'0DA.Y Ac:tW!tta of Orange CoClll men •nvfno at. balu aroamd world •rt rtlaled todaJ/ °" PGQ< 11. . -:::::..,_ --..,. ' -~ =-·-::C::'" ---- : .. l:' .. 1 .. ,, "'" .. • • .. .. • • I % oiJl Y PllOT Tllundq1 Sepl.ftnber 19, 1"68 " House Unit OkaY,s TV Debate Plan WASl!lNOTON (UPD -The HOU11e C.Ommerce Oommlttee today ~ 22i- 10 in fa"Vor « a blll to let tbe network! make television ume available fOr u\r...way d-.s among 11u1Jert H. \iumiilnY, Ric!Wd M• Nl>oo and Geot(e C. WallaC<. ' Republican oppooenta, hawe'Ver. u• ed parUomontary -lo bjoclt Ulllil ~1.t week a f.1M1 wte on seodlng tilt: measure to tbe full hoUse. The measure would suspend tern· porarUy ,.c11on 315 el the fedet'<ll commualcaUolll act wt1'ob N)'I if a broadc&« station gives air time to one candidate it must give equal time lo all other candid.ates. A version ol the meal!Urt approved a week ago by. the committee would have p e r m I t t e d Humphrey.Nixon debates aod left it up to the networks to give Wellace isome 10rt of com- parable time. The "three-way debate" amendment offered by Rep. J. J. Pickle ([).Tex.), was clearly d:iltestetul to Nbron , who bu made it dell' he deles not want to debaleWallace. The bW would melte It poHlble for the networks to 1et up "broedcuts wbtdi incorporate ln tile same pro- gram opportunity for equlval<nt •!" peatance1 by all pres.l.dential or vice preskleotial candidates who have been . qualified by applicable it.ate law to •P· pear Ob tbe ballotl of at least two- thlrds of ebe aeveral stat.es." nu. would cover Nixon, Hwnphrey and Wallace, but would exempt the networkl from bavinl 1'> oiler equal time to frin1e cMldldatea. From Pqe 1 OPERA ••• Opera execuUve d1rector, referred to .''the Vlennt:n MUia."1 the old 1c:bool establllbment. &UNO IN ENGLl!ll _ Miii Klrkpotrlck bllievec DOI only iJ It lmpoNllt that opera bo 5\111& In tn&lllb· 1'11t that ~mpbaola -1'> at· Ing tedmiqllll, UH of the body. It 1nUlf.• .. JftOVe ' toward mWAI theate{. 1be at.Id. , SOmeone aal4 ihat Adlel wos hooked on a great voice. "An)'One &eta booked on a &rNt volce,0 •td Lloyd. Mr1. SUD Hid the fee!J the Lyric Ope<a Aun. ii ,_alve 1'> th• modern tHndJ and give• ~la an 'II" pot tmdl1 to unleHll . lbelr -Uve m.. " -. SM nolod that * d!ot«>IJ'll'l)b<t la currenily ~klnl with the choru.s Ill rehearsall. ''We have to overcome ln- grained concept& that are DOt · valid •rti1UcU.ly," she 1aid. Thi1 wi.llin&ness to tn~v~e arid the ft!t5ervolr of talent s u r r o u p. d i n & ~n• Belch, ahe aaid, is all that Jnak•• po11ible local opera pro- lluctioDI. EAGER TO RETURN "The l1ngm we've had hevt always been eqer to come back," &be said . Artiltl, she sald, must be given a chance to satisfy their professional in- tol!'ity. In tbls lies the slrenflth and future of American opera. WJthln it.a budget, she said, the agsocladon trie1 to f'u.lfill these need:ti, tht requ!remems ol the music direc- tor, tba state 'director, the scenic ~eslgner and !he 'slng.n. : In ~..8ttroh. she aaid, they are iii••• a chaDco to cban(o. DMIY PllOl i.---OllAfllOI! COAST PUIL.rlMIHO COMl"ANV ltebert M. W•*4 ~"'4 ...... 16Mr J•c• It. c.,1.., /let ,,,..i..t...,......, Mffitltl" Tllo111•• x ••• n .... f).0111•1 A. M1,,hl11t JMllllfln• EfltOll'" P•11I Nl11•11 •-rtltl"I Olrtc1wl" """"" -· 0 .... 212 ,.,.,, ,,., .... Mtlll"t A<idrt11 t P.O. lt11: ''' f161! a..-.. C.~ ..,._rm Wtll .. , ltfftl ,,......., ll*dll lflt W.t .............. ~ ~ a-1!1 ., Jiii lll'•t . ' ' I" LAGUNA TEEN. CORNER • t/Totit ~AN . . OUR NEW ORDEft: Something tripped ~ :att . Laa~'• teens last wtek on thcli way to the beach.' They call It scbooL Once again as l&iy summer days slipped away, we all learned that school sure can break into your day. Haw about 10tne otber jmpresainn1 of tbe new school year atLBHS? lJke: Lee P8.y1oa. a &eol~. btUeves the new .adminiatraUon ii enforc.101 all rules, in cimtr~ tii last yeat. "1be. kids like it even tbougb they com- plain," she said. "'lbey respect the ad- m.inis1J'atJon's attempts to control the school, to make it a better place for everybody, oot just the loudest." ,J~or Boward H.lUI commented, • • • .. ' -. . -: . "The most.,ilJ.I~ lmPl'<ll'•ment al l,B!!S la tile ......,nn11 Ol'l'Oltwilll!'1or tlucl<ott& aod laculll lq nprt11 thomselves. 1be dialogue ta f11ntaattc. If the me4fling im'f lo5t .in' tia?t118tion from f:alk ~ puUC1, We wlU see great things ,hlffl"'D." . . ··'·-. 11.;,. b'M-A<Jbool .'I m pr &.~ ;i e d trest..meo? · -· · , ','There -·t t ~ Ot\it ~· klds scremntng dCJIWU tbe halls,•• said tl'Olh CraJf Paragns. o;~vµyone seejns to be more mature ... 1bat'S reasruriil.g. - Said Lo.riua Klostumaa, •.'T!lere are so many new faoes; that.'1 what I like about it. We were all kind of acared at first. being the yvungul But the Junl-Or1 and seniors ~e tUce. Tbev don't treat UJ like cllrt, like what y~'~ heard." What in.itrtal lmpre11iOD1 do the two f<><eign exclWlgo stu~ bave ol tho school? '"l'llo -le I ~ mot bore .... ,,...y ~ aud\::llieny ," Vld ~. "111111·from ear.cu, Vonallola.1 · ; · ' """"""'' pe6plo ~· lr.fl1d 1:1en111J aa4 VW'f lnilhstiJlf\ 10 loo b Ille fllu,. ~l -~ ol LllJIS," &aid Nlct--~ from .Maitland, Australia. ~so~ Jf; I'm ever aslred to describe mnelf ,Jn 11.J words or less, l can re- plf\~i..c&ly, kiDd, merTy;.anc1.iQ-. tQresUQa:." That.thought should hold me ove-r till next week. , • · .,, ' . ' I , Own Boasts · Fooliiig ·:it~ns·?· · I r 'T'...., r· V.S. Diplomats Fear Hanoi Believes Battbr Clainl.s · PARIS (AP) -Amorlcan diplomata at tbe Paris peace taJkt a.re try1n1 to detennioe 1f Hanol'a leader& really be- lieve their own boast& ol. runaway mi- litary vlcl«lel Ill South' Vietnam. The AmorlCODS fear the Communllta may bo makini pollUcal judgmonta on the bul• of pl!antom bettlofleld conquests. Thi& could damage peace prospects by glvtn1 the Reda a fal1e sense ol PQWer, the ,American delega- tion feels . U. S. Ambassador Cyrus Vance siglWlled these fears to Xuan Thuy ol N o r t b Vietnam when tbey met Wednesday in the 22nd aesslon of. the peace tallu. · 111 am genuinely concerned that your 1ovenimeot may be.under the Wualon nameae clalmec1 11brUllaot vk:torles.'' that lnllated bouts have some basis In ·Here ~ a COl!'PPl1C!ll' fact," said Vance. ''That kind of II-Tl•r-y~ !aimed J t!OO luaioa could produce mlstaten IDd . c . ' dangerow calculations ••. -IDd would ijerlOln capalUoi IDd 1,00 Yebiclea be • l<liic lllimlk<." 4 ,..._<!ettN:io4 Ill illhtll>I at Tia American offidala are examl!!lng 111. near Tay Nllfl· City, on /<•I· 17 two otiler poesible nplBJ>aliool for ...i , 32· aild · .on ·•-' ll·IZ Tho What Vance called Hanoi'& "wild ·and <nl)'h • • . distorted claims:" a need to pep up Amorloana reported · 1n all 1- the morale of Vlet Cone and North engagements four Americans were Vietnamese trooPs ; and a campaign. to kllled, 68 were wounded and ooe mislead world oplnioo about the howitzer wu damaged. Against these Cl!W'Se Of the war to rally aupport for losses they said 207 Red troops wer an .6,inerican retreat. killed ' ' e T!ie American delegation today save The. North Vieb:lamese claimed oae it• veraloo of cuualtiel in several H· whole Ameri.caJ:J company was put out C«lt bottles Ill wlllch Ille NQl'lh Viet· of action at Bf!! Cul 00 Sept. 10 IDd 16 tanks were dectroyed. The Americant Panther Said on Staff · said their casualties were three killed and 20 wounded -against 99 Viet Con& killed. Of San Francisco State LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Tllo furor over the appointment of a ·Black Pam.her leader to lecture at a California university Was intensimd toda y when it ~aA illic1°'ed anot her 1J1•1,D~,.qfjh~.!1Vlil•J!fr.JZ:'lllJ> wat op !he leKhi.Dg staff ol· a state eollege. Chancellor Glenn Dumke, head ol the 19-campWl state c0Ue1e system, said an investigation was under way of the hiring of George M u r r a y , 1'minilter of educaUon" Of the Pan· -lh<n,·bf Su n-ancllco Stai. Collo1e. ~ lecturld at SF-81a1A wt YMr and wu to ntum 'ft.en clala.ea resume-MODday, Dumke aald at a 'ntW1.confer1DCt prececttna a meeting of the unlftl"altY board ol ra1e1111. v&na, CUba newspaper. Lt. Gov. Robert Finch,• member of the. regents, said he t:ho\lgl:)\"lt was a mistake' to haV~ apppipfe(t , Panther leader tldrid&e Cleaver to ~ on rac~S'p) --'the vialenct-Oddeg Berkeley campus . ·of' the" Unlv•rtUY ttto f California . The app0intfnent was challenged today at, the session bf the group which rules the nine-campus wtiversity system. * * * Panther College Lectures Joined The North Vietnamese eked three actions Aug, 23-25 at Loe Ninh, Xom Ong ~I and at the Cam Le Brktge, all In T'l. Ninh province. In the !Int, they sai , an American battalion was destroyed, in the second 200 American infantrymen were Wiped out, and in the umd more than eoo enemy troops were ''knocked down." The Americans sald me lllied soldier waa killed and 19 wounded In the lint aolton, •lll>t wen killed ·aod1'5 lt'Ounded bl the se- cbndi-and 1tx· were kfiled and 23 wounded in the third. The Communists leelo:!a ltllled. tblt Amert.,.,. utd. Hanot ctted three ottier actions· tn Tay Ninh Province on Sepl s, 12 and 13. n aaid an American llrnlored vehi- cle COllVO)' WU ambushed, 14. taaka and their crews Wfl!re deatroyed, one mixed bettalioo waa wiped out and all!loort "" eollra convoy ol American lnlantrymea were killed. T h e Americans said in uie th r e e ensaiemen1& • total o1 two allied aoldlers were killed and IWS were WOWl· ded , but 99 of the enemy were killed. Pilot Killed Third Lemoore. D!llV.A. C&llf. (UPI) ~A Navy Al Sk-Yba+ trom Lemoore Navtl Alr Statl"'f~eJd·l!Rr''Dlmll>a Wedn,sday .ldllln1 Ute pilot. ~ pilot was identified as Lt. Clarance K. Mile1, 25, t'he so n ()f Navy Cmdr. Warren H. Miles, o( the Point lll'o$ in!islle ~ .1<l, Mllit recillltly flew 100 cona11a1 mflaloDJ ~am and WM aw...ied 10 '/Jr ~ and Planners OK · Auto Dealer's . Re-ioning Plan Bu~k dealer David J. Phillips' y~iance appijoation for commereial unpravemftlta oi;i his tot at 310 -My received coo-81'- proval tram Laguna Beach plamiers Monclay nigbl. Tbe batk portion oi the lot la :r:on~ for midendal use . ..However Phillips waata lo .... tl i.. poridnC, ., Gllel1 ~··t pit, • 8B' dlopenslng Wilt -~ aulo '.holat .. SpeM1n1 before_ plemler1, the ap- plica,nt claimed General Motor& w•s urc.tnl hUn ·to eveatua.Uy move bU busbieaa anc1 tJe. wanted to make lm · provementa so it 1'ouldn't be nec- es.sary to leave Laguna Beach. "Any tirn!': there is ao implied threat or moving a busberaa out of town, t resent it," said Commissioner Joseph Tumchak. Phillips must meet several con- ditioos inclu~ng the installation o( a no Ie£t. turn sign and a solid securit~ fence, maintaining 8 a.m. to 6 P.m. hourt. end meeting lighUDg and other requirements. In ot!J<r aCtion Monday night, plan· ners: -Deferred a request from Elmer A. Kalcbert to build an add.lUon 0r1to the large9t of two single f!ml!y dwellings on bis prope.r,ty e.t 751 Rembrandt. -Denied Paul Westbrook's request t.o allow b11 prospective ten.ant& to use th<lr apartmtnts at 23'1·21? Woodlaod as artisU' studlos. -&lid Mr1. Pe.arl I. EW1 may coo.- ti.Due, for-two more yew1, to l.l6e her earage, tit 980 Wihon Street. u a bedroom for b• maid and ll"Ufae. -Recommended James Diller,'• ap. peal ~ greenbelt incltielon iii. Uie gener.al plan iand aska:d for more in- formtt.lon on the mtttt!f Ifom tlle Orange County Planrri'1g ~tment. -Approved action taken by the Architecture and Land Use Supervision Committee. A c t 1 o n oeported Included amending a site pion !er Jolin Garau'• Reel Coo· tinontal at 910 m.-yre, approvoJ of a a1gn tor• PIYd>olOCIOI'• office at~ Tbal!a and oondtttollll _.,.al of • •lin program .fir Jeta,Mont!el'.I glfljl and Imports llhq>, Qua Henn.,., Ull to 1223 N. Coast ll!ghny. , ' shes tl>e Navy Commendation Medal. Witnesses Md the ·pJiane apparently -struck· a powv line DMr PJoa .tlat Re ffr'voir and Ulen crMbed Into 1tle field \vhere it exploded. The downed powor'Unea' t<>ud>ed off a smell f'Orest lire wh.l.dh wu con~ t<Olled !tie Wednesday after bunilig abtalt 25 acre1. . TbiJ was tile llllrd ~ el an A4 Skyhawt jet ~ Lemoore In just over• week. A Lentoott-based styhawk cre!bed near Mariposa Sept. 10, 10Uching off a 400-acre f~st and grass fire. 'The pilot. Lt. Larry Smllb. 29, sac City, Iowa, ejected birt suffered senous head injuries and fractured both legs and an arm . He died Mood.Ay. Lasl Friday, an oiler LemoOre·J>ued Skyha.wk crashed 10 milt• northeut of Visalia, 'starting a i&malJ &e. The Jilot of tbat plane, u. (j.g. Michael C. Whire, 25, Lebanori, Ore., eJeded safe- ly and was not injured. From Page 1 SALARIES. •• appeals procedure wu ~mme.nded by the city manager and adopt~ by the council. An aggrieved employe could d&sal1s the work situation with tile State CooperaUvt Per!lonael Ser v Jc es representative end then go on to the CUy Personnel Board for a rec<m· mf.adatton to the council. Wheaton said the situation applied also to an equipment operators whose work situatiOo was down-gNlded to maintenance man II end to a "couple of administrative sec re tar le s '' reclassified as stenographer-clerk. He said there are possibly others. The classiflcation and salary review doc1.unent &iven COUDcilm.en and preas spelled out the mettiods and go.als of the study . It states in one part, "In claissifying jobs, we are concerned wil.h what work ls being done , not with who, how much or how well it is being done." It said the job itseU and the duties are analyzed. The nport li&ts equivalent salaries in other Orange County Qties. Commenting on the concept ol the prevalling rale ol pay. the repoct states: "Paying public employea either too lltUe or too inuch can creete serious RrOb~ll)S ~ for the age!lcy and for 1he community at large ." · It states th.et it is' important to recognize that lhe_.,fbWty of the agency lo recruit endTttain qualified employes. depenck not on the cost of living but on the pnivailing rate of pay for U!.e kind ol work involved. "It i. allo pertlilent to nott th1t tho rate cl. lncreue lD tbe cost of Uvinc has boon slinU!cantb' lelC -lncreaH 1D invallinl rateo ol pey. .. Wages~ ealariea haw tncreutd :In the iru OY!!f lhl 11111 several ,_, 'Ill routibl1< twice the rato as tho Coo· ·sumer Price lbdex." Another source said Murray did an "effective· Jab with &hf!tto youngsters" at the coUege, · . Muaay recenUy wu quoted as giy.. inl revolution&r)' statement.I to .a }la· By Santa Clara SANTA CJ.AIU (UPI) -The University ol Santa Clara tod&y joined a ~ ol colleges and other institutions at wbicb Block Pllllller leader Eldrldie Cleever hi•· beon Invited to lecture. .JJ. J. (}arrflf pre6enl6 , ~ . Laguna Yule To Emphasize Colored Lights Yule decorat.1on11 in Laguna. Beach wUI emphasize lights -"A FesUval ol Lights ... Th~ was the assesament Tuesday of William MeCready, chairman of the chamber Christmas Decorauon O:im· mi1*. McO'Hdy told fellow member& that he hoi>e<f to hl.ve every merdlant cooptre.Una w&th the Ugbting theme. Mc Cr e 1 d y aald he hu a cute secretary that will help wtlh th peraua1lon. Someone agreed that she was cute. Ao added ihceotive , H id McCre14f, will be availability to merchants ·of llghUng materlali M cost. He said the Jayceei will handle the home lilbtiDI function 11ai.n. Otlher plans Mccready inveiled Jn. eluded : -A 40 foot Christtnas tree as a sen· tine! at the foot of Broadway. -Large Cbtlstmaa p1nels at each of !he ·three entrances to the city. . --Oandy cane decorati<>ns on park· mg meters near businesses . -Four new h1rge garlands far Forest t\venue 'Vith improved ll&hUnc . Flags Lowered Till War Ends Santa Clara, a Coll>ollc lnlUtuUoo, schedtiled Cleaver to appear durlna a three.day conference Oct. 8·10 entttled •·mack America -rte°volUtlon or Evolu.t:lon!" An invitation to Cleaver to rt~ lee· tures at the University of Ca-Ufonrla, Berkeley, has Inspired hot con- troversy. At Berkeley Cleaver was Included. in a list Of 12 &Uert spe,ktrs partlclpatlng ln an erporlmei>lll course on problems of radsm, poverty and justice. Among the other apeakers, mostly aeademlci"11 , wer. OUJand PoliC!e Qilef Charles R. Gain and Ernetto Oalarzo, a ~ot o! Iann labOr organizations. From P-.e J REGENTS ..• courses and teachers . Cleaver, free oo bail on the assaul t charge, admonlahtd hla followers to refrain trom any dtmonstraUons al the UCLA naents' meeting. As1embly Speaker JeSse Unruh, the most powerful Democrat in Oalttornla, said the facuUy at Berkeley was ex- preaitni a ''death whih" in choo$ini Cleaver a1 a 1e c1.urer on "dehumtml!atlan and rq:eneration in tbe American soclal or4er." SOFA & LOVE SEAT SHOW1NG". 33 Stylos & Sins to S1ltct from, anil '!Too F•lirlcc You May Order From. ' , Price. from '250 to 8850 BLUEFIELD, Va. lUPI) -Tb1 pnctdoal of Bluelield Co11a1e bu -all Amorl... flap OQ th• junior colie1e """'Piii lowered to hall Jt&ff lmtU the Vi!M&m war 11 IOdld. Cleave.r. whoae educational backiroUbd la araduaUon from th• BO)' V.law Hiib School ·In San QuenUD Prilon, waa to deliver io ltcture1 of 90 llllDUllll aplace. He said Roqan'1 op- poaltloa wu "polit1Call1 moUvated and 111 attompt to IO out ol 1)11 way to look for troufilt. II •· o.-from ouch famoua nama1 ., McGMhor Conradi, Jam1sto.m and Horita.91, Tomlinson, mlnf othtrs. Slone I Pt.lllp, Dr. Oiarlet H...,,,.. toot tilo aolton toUowin1 a 1hldent vote. The 1tudtnt.a uld they were not protettine the war but wanted the flaf• 1"'""4 ln reepect. to American men and womtn llflled In Vlewm. 'lbt coedue1tional colleae on tht ~Welt VlrgtrU border hU an G'Ollmllll el about m .- -r CIH>er'I appurince -WU angrti, -condlmnecl by-. S ta t • Suwl~tondent of PUti1lc 'llllltuctlon Mit R&l!orty, the Mtlll>l!Can can· dldall fol U.S. 1t6ltbr from C&Ufornl1. -• • 0 Cleaver certalnli 11 "• well qua Un.ct.. to llctur. on urban unrest 11 AtUla the HWL would bo qualllled to lecture on jnternatlonal ma11 murder .. d u Benedict Arnold to Jootin on treuon /' Ratrav 1atd. Your favorite lf'lterf•r c1 .. 1,"., wlft be happy tt 111t1t 'fllU • • , ------- -----------------~--------------------------&. I I -• ~-....----·---·-----w -f{ennedy Endorses Huniphrey BOSTON (UPIJ -Sen. Edwwd M. Ketm<dy (J>.Mus.), dolivmd a ringing endorsement today ot Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey over the raucou1 ac.reMnl and abouts of an angry band of antf·war demonstratart. Standing 1lde by rid.I with Hum· phrey at a teeming rllly at BOiton'• bu1iest interaectlon, Ketmedy said, "I have no be1ttati0n in urt:inc wpport of the vice pre1ident for the preatdency." Kennedy, a leading oppment of the Vietnam war and tut turvMng Ken- nedy brother, praised Humphrey's civil lights record and takt he had been "in the fordront Of e.very vital domestic problem before the UnlteJ States in the lut: 20 yean:. '' He made no mention, however, of hi• dif· ferences with Humphrey over the Vietnam war. Chanting, scream.inc opponents cf the Vietnam war am.t drowned out Kennedy, 1 ho u t l n g, "Dump the Hump." Several times they booed the senator. But he .....t ri&llt on speokintr and laid: "If there ia any lesl()n for 1968, 1t is that there ia no roam. for anarchy in the United Stetet ••• and thert is no solution to the difficult and compelling problems in the United States by sh<luting and screaming." When Humphrey took the r(l(;tn.un he told the angry crowd, "I never realized that Mr. Nixon and Mr. Wallace bad 10 many supporters in Boston." Chamber Opposes Tax Initiative The Orange County Chamber ol. Commerce txxtay voted total op· position to the cxmtroversial WaUon Amendment wtticb roes befon 1tate voters in November as a tax refcnn initiative. I>iniotors cf the county orraniz.ation said the problem Of needed revision in ~ taxation 1ystem would be studied by, an independent .agency rebained by the stat.. lbe anti-Watson recommendation came on a six-point at&tement drawn up by the dlamber's St.ate and Na- tional Affairs Committee. Down She Comes Sidewalk superintendents watch demolition of brick building at Main _Street and Coast Highway in Huntington Beach. Building, nearly 60 years old, was condemned by city. Order was later upheld by courts following two-year legal hassle between city and owners Martha Holt and Max C. Hoeptner. Demolition will be completed in two weeks. Nixon Assails Hecklers Of Humphrey Campaign SALT LAKE CITY (AP ) -Richard M. Nis:on has assailed "the hostile crowds" and the demonstrators beset- ting the campaign of Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, hls Democratic rival for t.be White House. ''Let me say this: The President of the UWted States and the office that he holds, and the vice president of the United states and the office that he holds -they deserve respect," the Republican presidential nominee said Wednesday night. "And 1 know that thev should get respect wherever they go.'' Nixon campaigned in the Midwest tod.ay, wKh stops in Springfield, Mo., and Peocia, lll., on the way to a fund· raising dinner in New York Ctty. There, Nixoo will addres1 one ol 20 dinners -al fl,00().a.plat. -linked by closed circuit television. • · Betore an overflow crowd of more than 10,000, in the vast Mormon Tabernacle Wednesday night, Nixon assailed dem<lnstrators who heckle Humphrey and President John1on. ' .~ Tllursdly, Stttember 19, 196.. 0"1LV PILO'l' :J- Saigon Offensive Due ~ Allies Seize 90 Tons of Communist Arms SAIGON (UPI) -Allled ~tnca oout<e• 1.W to.lay tllt Coftlm\IJIJOC hlili . ...,,.,and hu fCheduiod a third of!eollvt .,all\rt Salf on for next Mon· 6'-7, •Com .mun 1t "™J.ltanct" oa!tbn<!On day. , At the "Qml Ume, U.S. apokemten annowlced th,at allied trool>i 'bracing for ·* lon&llntlclpated · natlmWlde of- ttnalv• hive sehed jlO iO!ll of Com· munilt 1t111• ove.r the peat week -....,,,. to equip 1,lllO troops for .. ton, •• one yeir. With U.S. BM . bombers Po<JDdlnl suopected Communiat troop con· cenlrltions from one end ot. 'Vletnam to anobr and allied for<U ,....Ping aras around key cities, U.S. in· telllitllCt oflldalJ sold Ibey live tb• Two of Bodies Recovered;. 3rd Remains at Sea The lut of· lhret Newport Beach 1 elldenta lost ln a bo&tinC accident cff the coast ot Wuhiniton Sunday will remain at H•. The Coaat Guard today called off a search for Glenn Genoway, 60, after finding the body ol h1' wife, Mella, altc eo. The third body, that of Mn. Frank E. Guerlin ol Corona de! Mu, wu found wuhed ashore Monday night. Her husband, cperator of the ill- fated cruiser Grundl, was rescued from a lite ra~ Sunday night by a Coast Gua.rd "heUcopter. Guertin 1ald the beat had capsized Jn 35-foot w1ve1 off Grays Harbor bar u he trie¢ to turn It out to sea. The skipper 1ald he last 1aw Genoway, 11. ~er president cf the American Tape. and Label Corp. of Loa Angeles, hanging onto a dinghy. The empty dinlthy was found later on a beach. The boat wa1 owned by Jchn Perter, alao. of Newport Beach , who was not aboi.rd. Ex-Fire Commissioner Douses Club Blaze LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Wben a miner blaw broke 011t Wednuday in tho &reatl!l' Loa AngtlH Pren Club, termer fire commU:liGDer Fred Kllnt was Johnny-on-the-spot. Jaine crabbed a ftrt ertfngufsher. ran ·upstaira from where he was meettn, with the Cotmty Peace Of- ficer• A1scclation and d o u 1 e· d the flames v.hicb had traveled up a flue from a rtove. · expected Communi1t oUensive only a ao per cent cbance or materlallzJnc. Captured Communlrt d()(.'Uments gw:Qd by the sources 1aid the guer· Til1aa first would send 600 saboteurs Into the heart or Salton 1h team1 of three to blow up military insiallaUons and launch a wave of terrorllt attacks. The docrumenll also detailed pkm1 tor about 1,500 troops to strike mllilary outpoets on the edge of the capital in advance of an all-out thrust agalnat the city by elements of three Rtd divisions in the surrounding area. Monday , the tar1et date li1ted in the documents, it celebrated by the Com- munists as "N•m Bo Resl!tance Day" in commemoration of the dat. the Viet Min.b guerrillas opened their war against the rrent;b 1n tHI. A feellnf Of confidence the, aWet·can crush .Uf third otfen1fve against SaJgcn 11~ widespread here, coupled witb general sk~Uclsm produoed b7 the fact that pr.c1lcted attacU have failed to happen. "When they attack, we will ~ ready, but untn they do I will not lo1e any 1leep over iit,"·a hi&h rantinc U.S. oWeer said . Spokesmen 1ald moat of t h • weapons seized in the past week were found in jungles ·about eo miles north ol Saigon. The hauls included 850,000 rounds of small arms ammunition and 5,496 rocket grenades. There were allo 15 tom of rice !or Commuaill troops. Sex and Revolution Whetmore Warns Peril To UC Over Speakers Politicians driven by lncen6ed voters could abolish tlMl University of Oalifornia because of Communist speaker•, 1exual pennisistveness and radical and HV<llutlonary lecturer1, an Orange County legislator warned to- day. State Sen. James E. Whetmore (R· Fullerton) said mail be has been receiving over the Eldridge Cleaver hiring at UC Berkeley and views of Prof. Herbert Marcuse, d UC San Dtego, la alarming. The 3Stb district senaror said enou&ti pre9$UI'e brou~t by outraged voters could induce 1 mere 14 senators or 2.8 assemblymen to vote no, or abstain frnm voting on UC funds. "It should be borne in mind that ..• (such .an action) •• would cut off the University's funds and ttrus effectlvtly abolish it," Whetmore said, adding that this would be tragic. "But many people feel that for tM university to employ persons to preach bloody revolutlcn Is even more tragic," Whetmore said . The remark1 in a newsletter to his C<lnstituent.I asked them to write to Gcv. Reagan and the University Board cf Regent& to protest recent steps the l)'stem hu been tak.in&. Whetmore charged tth:at h!rlng ot_ Black Panther Minister d f'1tormatkln Eldridge Cleaver ill an alftont to the taxpayen and a peril to the UC students. Cleaver, who Is the drafted presidential candidate of the Pe.ace and Freedom Part7, has been brsnded a l'<llcirt and W-. aid 1bat tlle Panthers advocate" overthrow of ttl• e:overnment by farce and viioleooe. He abo dw>ged ~ UC Sall Die&o profess« Mara.tA urie1 • mcn1 and sexual ~· amooc youtlll of tbe nation. I "The resulbult · cboot WOuld be unbelievable," Whetmore do<lared. "and it would cooetitute 1be complete abolitkm of America· u we know it and <lf oor Americaii way of life." 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CBS-TV, in a er - down on televilion violence, hu decreed a new introduction show- ing Dillon, played by Jamos Ar· ness, riding his horse across tb• plains. • ''Doggone it," says 6·year-old Kevin Ratterre•, of SprZngfUl.d, Ill., a.s he prepare to Uave for tchool. Keuin can hardly hold back the tears as he tries to explain to his Dachihund that dogs ;ust artn't allowed tn the cla.T1- room. The ptt doesn't make the task any ea.tier a1 M rit.a up and beg1 to accompan11 hf.! m&ter. • Senate OKs - G11n Control Bill 70-17 WASHINGTON (!JP!) -Tb 1 Seaalo, In • "'"" t.-i !nm tilt sllnd 11 --· s.... 11o1>ort r. Kemedy was •1ustrwted, ha 1 ovm<1lelmlndy _...Id lesss1atton lo Jlmlt alles of rlllel, 1botfUlll ond amm.-. The till, aft.er lll'te dayl of dtbate on a bolt ot amendments, peued on a roll call vote ol 70 to 17 WednNd.oy Illar lhl Seale boat 1*:lt a Ubonl drtV8 to Nqllinl lodlnl rollotrllilm oC all -and lk""*'C"" -·-The bU1 mw toes to a conference COll1l!litloe to .-. dUferODOOI ilo,- --a Houae ..,,_ oC the measure. • The final Sena.lo venlan '"'"'1d .ban mail order •Al• al 0111111wlMian and rifles and sbOtg'lrm to anyone but dea'.lers. Congress already has ap~ proved similar Testrlctie)nt· o n hlOdiruru. ']"1)e Senate tWlier this year, before Kemi.edy was amt to death, turned down tho IC>C8lled lool CW> propooal by netrl¥ • Z-1 m1<pn. After tho Kenned,y usuaioatioo, Coocr111 wu delua:ed with mail ftom -......... .,.-. bt done aboul-~ lraUic in in.mo, and at- taddng groups which ha .. lobbied af'llnll gun C-.LI. The Senate rejected f e d e r • I reg!Jtrol;on of Ill firearms and lieft11· in& al 111J1 ownen by 1 vote of M lo 31, Voting for the Pl'OPOSll wu Sen. Edward M. Kennody, mlldll1 hl1 first appearance on the Senate floor 1lnce hi.s brother's death. Johnson Presents 5 Army Heroes Medal of Honor Supporters of political candidate Bernerd A. Struter Jr., of Keene, WASHlNGTON (UPI) -Pr.aidtnt N.H.., came up with a good solution Jobnto11 today prt1ented. tile Medal ol to the problem of rubber chicken, Hmor to five men for heroi.1111 while fund-raisin£ dinners. They sent con· servme with tte' Anny In Vletmm. t~butors of $65 or more ai;i invt~-, .-Recipient. ol th• nation's higheit tion to a diruler which had tlµs hooor lor bravery were: note attached: "You may stay a~ 1st. 1a:t. David H. McNt.111y, 37, home, select your own menu and Lowell, Mass. not be bored or irritated by long-s. sgt. Delbert O. Jenntnp, 32, win4ed speakers uaually present Stockton, OaliC. at such affairs." S. Sit. KeMeth E. Stn.lmpf, 23, e Me11&>ha, Wu. Sgt. Leonard K. Keller, 2 I , Roclltu'd, m. Authorities in Dalton, Ga., aaid they foond llx .marijuana plants llrowln1I In flmfer pats In Poul McCurily'1 carport. Mccurdy, 32, was arre•ted and charged with possessing martjlW!a. • Somtbod11 fired a gun 'nto an unoccupied barber 1hop in MU. tDGWtee, Wt.., and police 1ald a wttm11 reporUd 1ec'na a man tofth h<Ur on only on.e ride of his head do the shooting. "May- be hf ~ ;wt BnQf"U about hi& hoircut," a policeman said. • Mrs. Alice Henry, 4-0, of Water- ford Township, Mich., pleaded guilty before a justice of the peace on a charge of "possession of a hypnotic drug" ... She was arres- ted last July when police discov- ered the potted pot in a wlndowbox of her home. Spec. · 4 Raymond R. wright, 22, Minevtlle, N. Y. All five were clted. for brawry 1n battle• durlDI lllee and 1987. Wrl&ht Ind ~ on now out of the Mmy . The While Houao llid Jonntn11 kill· ed <It least 13 enemy 1oldttrt, th111 lid voluntoen into Oommunltt-l>lld lor· ritlory to NICUO el&lrt Hr!OUl!y W<lund• eel comradet. Koller and Wrtiht made 1 two-man auault on enemy bunk1r1and1niper1, driving a platoon Crom st r o n g defensive positionL McN«ney, diKpite wounds, destroyed an enemy machine gun posi- tion which had pinned down five com · l'lldee, ttien a.aw.med command of his oomp111y when the commandtr V.'as killed and stayed until a new com· mander arrived. the next day. Stumpf ran three times through heavy Ure to rescue three comrad&s Wl)unded by enemy m.achine iUn flre . Ht ttien led hil squad in an essault Whk-h destroyed twu enemy bunker1. ' •••. ,.,-.,f'f~f· "I STUDENT UPRISINC -Rebellious 1tudenll 1f11b at the niaJrts~ck of a Columbia U .. Vtn!ly when th• .ltudenll,. about 1M of !J>em,. . to re&!mr 10 of !hSt number W . 1i114 been slllpOllded tor taldng part· in • e>~ dlJ.. - U .. I ftlllll..,_ llltbanceo that .left tho canlpu1 in 1bamble1. The 1Uard1 lllllllfed to turn btclc the rtudents who tried to force their w-:1 bKo the fYDUlUlum where rt--Uon WU·l*nf biold. 1 Be he ls Storm €olumhia " .. Force Way Into Building, March Around Grounds NEW YORK (AP) -5evenl bun. t.at an enrollment o!obout 2.1,000. campus pnceded tile move lo enroll clrod Q>lllml>U University student Followlnr die night meedn1 Mark the suspelljjed studenti in Ibo af. rebels pushed into • campus buildln1 Rudd, SDS Jsader a n d one of t h e ternoon. Wednelday Diehl for an mautbol'ized suspended 1tud.enta, said to a crowd of 'Ibe !!Uspmded. .students were among tite&-bour ·meeting climaxed by a 300: "Let us march .around the cam-150 demonstrators who gathered noisy march around the pindl ol the pus and Pf!"~ to C o r d t e t ' 1 out.Ad.a ~ gymna1ium w h er e .$11 Million DeltaRocliet UpinSpioke CAPE KENNEDV, '"111 IAPl' -A JG«Qry.lill Della rodaiti tumblecl out of Control Wedn...i.y llliM• and IX• ploded high obov• tho~·· rulmlol .. '11 mOl1on -•* ort>lt: th• world'• rmOlt pow¥r .. ·ui CODI.· muafcat1om aateWte. :-~~ .. , ~'l'b• launch director 1 ~ O; l!'!'llY taid&nce sytt.m caUHd 1• tl~ble !hit b<ougbt fiery deotr..,alon to the ._.,.it.AUaoUc 3. "It .seeD\I qUit.t clN:r then WM In tn.ntgat Wlw. at al -oftlr lill- o!f" in thl ll)'l(llC-IJ'-- to -Ibo thrOl..ia,1 rocillll, I a ! d Robert Gny, launch director for tho Nat:ional A«OD1Utie& au! S p a c • Admtnlllrltioo. , ~lghty-three 1econds later, the Delta pitched back toward eartl!. and exploded, ser.ding pieces of the ahat· te,red rocket and its AUantic 3 payload plummeting into the ocean 4lbout 10 miles offshore. OfJIClals oald II exp!Odod before tile renge 1alety oftlcer bad time to destroy it. Atlantic 3, owner by tM Intwnatlon· al Teleoonununlcatf0111 S a t e J Ille Coll!Oftium -Intelsat -was to have been 1l>e flrlt In a global notwort of new -d uleW... 1llat would link molt of the world. Jt alJo WU to havt been used •to relay telecutl of 1he Olympic ram•• from Mexico City ·to Europe. White to Die For Negro's Death in SC Ivy wiue aob6ol. residence. Cordier appa.tently can't registration wu tak1nC place. stiand revolutionaries. We have revolu· Rudd and the other suspended CHA!RLES'l'ON, S. C. (AP) - A 'I'Mi students and their support.era, tionarie.s from Italy, Mexico, Canada, studentl charged into & line of campus white man hu been eentencect to die led by a man carrytn1 a red flag, France, Gerrn8Jly and Switz«land." policemen armed witb c 1 u b s. in the South Oarolina eleatrk chair for 1t<rmed into Schtrmerbcrn Hall, Andrew W. Cor4Uer Is actfnf Ob1erven 1ald at least two the fatal lbooUng al Charleaton shoving aside a campus guard who univentty pre!l.dent. The six-day demonstxat.ors were struck by clubs poiiceman Jazne1 <>wma, a Neiro. pleaded With 1hem, "I'll lo&t my job." Conference of EuroPean and but uai.versity otficlab deNed that the Sbate offiicWI NY Jt may· be tbe fint Americ1n ttudent activists beean policemen used the clubs. There were time in South Carolina that a wbit.e The untversitY, had withdrawn Wednesday. no arresta and apparenUy rw:> one re-man has received. tbe death penalty prevlOU!I permlltlan for a campus Startlag to lead the maroh, Rudd quired medical attentioo. for killing • Necro. meetinc due to ditruptioo of afternoon called for revocation of th e 0 b server 1 s aid 1 e v er al A jury of six men and six women,~ reliltrldon by the radical Students univ«aity's charter and &bouted "Ho pl.ai4clathe1men from the New York cludin& ooe Nel['O, returned a sulltY far a Democratic Society. Th.e rebelJ Chi Mi.ml!" Hit followeni picked up Ctty police departmmt were on h.md, verdict Vrit:bout • recumnendliUon ol the ebant Olld tho mll'Ch began. The but took no port In 1!l& proceeding•. · mercy Wedneoday .,.inot Willon Oor· """"'°"sfully 1rltC! to rt&lster 211 crowd dilperoed quio11} aft« about an The club lasted ooly 15 mlnuloa, but nellus Atklnsoo, 15; o1 HirUvl!Je. student.I su.speDdld~ .. as a result of hour. re,udetion wa1 sUJp9r1ded for tbe The jury deliberated two houn atti.' diiorder1 lut·~ rbut down A noon rally in the center of the rest of the d1y. ., hearing two da~!I rJ. testimony. the school. lr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;';;;;;;i;i;;;;;;;;~·--;;;i;;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;:;;;:;;.:;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;:;:;;;:;;;:;;-i Oftldal:s slid registration 1'ould resume today at 1he university, wllicll Social Drinking Damage Warned WASHINGTON (UPI) -Evon so- oallld social drinklng may result 1n a "srnt deal of da.tmgt" tc> the bNdn, -dlug lo I spocialkt in alcollOI rnevch. "Whoa hi1 lovol ol 1oclal drlnt!Dc ts ouch that be IHll vwry hll>PY• I !Mii is beginninl to kilJ. I feW brCn Celli, 11 oaid Dr. Melvin H. ICDlnly, '"!'bl damage ii permanent." Knisely, head al 1l11 Dlpm1mellt of Anolomy et the Mldlcal Oolle11 of South <Arolloo. is •ttandina !lie 28th International congress on aleobot and alcoholism here . lit told a news confe~· Wed· neldly a heavy int.Mt:• ol atcmoI oil'Uses such <i'lana;t1 in the blood ind blood vestels that br.ain cel11 CO\Lkl be destro,yed by oxyigen st.at....atlon, ac· cordinJ to researdi. Norman Wiatt Knits! Spark.ling American Fashion Fuhion! It'• a universal lancuare. Today the belt in t>uhlon can coma !rom anywhen . • . II" every-w~ Those are the new sparkle knits lnterprated · 1n bluablnf pale colora from Dlolen• poly-with Rexar motaWc threads woven into textured patterns. True lnternatlon11. fublon ••. the fabric -cre- 1ted in Enaland and desi1U•d here in the United Stslel. May Co salutes tlllla lntamational tuhlon ex• oellence that exilll today during One World at Fuhloll. JUll one clnu from tha coneotton In llUI 8-18. Meet Norman Wlatt'1 fuhJon repraen-tatlve in tht 1ortcUt Shop. Ma, Co Costa M ... Mond.lr. September 23. In· formal in'Odellns 11:00 to 2:00. Com· pltte collecUon 1hown at 11:15 and 12,1'1, moy co forecut lhop 20 66.00 Midwest Rain Continue~ Frost Warnings Posted From Wmhington to Oregon Callfonda it.ttiu.uenw ·-An•n•• , a.k.,.,,,..11 l lsm.rct; ••w ...... Chl<•fO Cll'!ClnMH c ..... 1.1111 ...... "' °""'' e,,.,....... -,..,. """"' ·-...... ·-· . _ ... .....,, City Ll.1' V-• .... _ ---------------~--------- "' .. " " u u .... .. " .ti ....... ,.. s• .. 11 SI .M ~ ~ .» " ., IO J.I .07 •1 ,. .02 .... 75 SI .ot .. " n " .. 1• ·°' .. 5' .5' M B ,It " .. " .. " . J.t • ·" ... " " = : ·°' 411 ., .\4 " .. " . .. .. .. . 11 ., Tr " .. .. ., .... .. .. " " ,. ... ·'' ~ " .u 1&1 " . " • may co soutll c-t plaa, san di9CJO frHway at bristol, Costa mesa; shop monday ttirv latllnlay, .I 0:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. ' ' 546-9321 l r '-. Otf the Board Obscure Garage • • Harbors Shaper By CllAJG LOCKWOOD Of n. ri.llr .. , ... ,,.,. Below the summer-dried, browa scuba-covered hllll of Laguna Canyon, tucked away in an obscure 1ara1e ii the shop of Kenny Warner. The shop distributes two unique products. The first. the most obvious of the products ls IUJ'fboardl, The second ~uct is more subtle, harder to delCribe, something inctirporated into the boards and into the 1..ura tbat surrounds the man. At 29, Ken Warner bas been •urfing nearly 15 years and shaping for half of that. But-Warner is more than just a shaper a craftsmap who turns out fine surfboards. He IJI e philosopher of sorts and a refiective thinker. Shapers, like the surfers who ride their boards, are a varied breed. They can be colorful and peripatetic. like fabled Dick Brewer. They can be Inventive like Pezman and Hertz, men. tioned last week. Or, like Ken Warner -they can be enigmatic. But increasingly in today's com~lex world of high-key surfing the ab aper, bis 11tatement& are gaining in Jmportance and stature. In truth, their ideas, and designs are shaping the future of tbe sporl * * * 1'For my1elf, at thJs point,~{ almost don't want to tncnr ~ what other people are doing." Warner notes cryptically. -HJ'd prefer to go within, or to aensltlve people for in- -formation rather than to fads. "We bow how a 1urfboard works, we've cot them wired _ and all the variablea have been calculated. Now we ha•e to figure out new movement1, become Involved In movemen&- exploratlon." Warner feel1 we might have to look to ballet a1 a 1ource of movement, or even far-out sports llke skydiving. * * * "You never know where the moves will co me from . A good chance is that any discovery we make will be ac- -cidental, while trying for something else. The mind must be -kept open ." Warner smiled, folded his hands and looked off into apace: "A friend of mine once said that you have to keep yourself as sensitive as a skinned peach." .Asked what he used to achieve this state of aensltivlty Warner replied: "A sort of qaasi-meditative process, actually it was gleaned from a superficial knowledge or Zen. But you have to try and experience truely. Leave ego and personality out of -it.'' : "The plact1 to look for the sensitfve surfer Is not here. ::. The key to real surfing is in being involved with surfing, -rather than being.involved with being a surfer." * * * Warner believu a rorfer II llm.lted by ,certain concepts and the voCabalary sunoundlnt tbem, that· they ertate Umlt1 and that the 1qrfer Pelt within tbe .limit!' •. ,. , 11Tbe 111perfoi-1arfei: IOl'fs thnud-di.11 "vocabulary'' lae !'!'" ...... ~~ lilllllai!~ ~ .. ,,...'*'! How does the sbaptt.phllo1cfPbtt' fee the future ~nrf· ln~? t ' .. '":--. "As long as we "have be~ches, there will be 1otfen;·end •• far as equipment roe1 tbe events of the past yea? make tt -fooll1h to predict. Con1ervatlon 11 really the key here ... oile of tbe prime factors that 11 belilf overlooked. -- ---- . . -• -• --- . ----• ---· :r · .. • * * * "Beach conservation ii a. nObie cause t.hat rurfing could unite behind instead of pursuing the sport for selfish iQterest. Surfers are, .in the end, the ones who really ose the beaches •. There won't be a sport of s;nilng to-Pursue if the IU1'fer1 don't unite in some sort of cohesive croup to do soinething about this area, and join with other conservation groups. "\Ye're losing our beaches fast. That is a grim rei.lity. And there won't be any surfing without any beaches. I'm sensitive to the destruction of beauty and that is all I see. It is a shameful thing." --. ~ ---- WILSON CHAMPION-XTlA DUTY TENNIS BALLS Can of 3/1.99 Box of 12/7.95 VOIT FINS DUCK FEET 8.95 SKIN DIVER 7.95 MASKS .. 95c to 1:1.95~ SKIM BOARDS BILLY "BOARDS KICI( BOARDS Llfl .JACKETS •llAcl<n STRINGING •BIKE ~IMIRING-....,....- . ., -·--------- - IN TIGHT, AND OUTA SIGHT -David Nuuhiwa ripped the waves and !he ·contest at Pacific Beach apart as he came from liebind to ·dominate the ii-day I . San Diego area eveot. ·The f..A men's finalist broke a long string of near misses with bis recent first- place finish. · • I DAILY 'ILOT Jl A.t Paelfle Beaeh Nuuhiwa Scores Surprising Win Lat -nd'• hdflc Steve Mariene-BarTy Alea•, Beach SUrflng cont e • t 3. Bob Moore-Patty Younr. -tllree· lo four-foot PADDLE -J. Kenoy 11A"f 1114 a 1urprt,. wll>. by Llnn, 2. Bill Molt, S. 8'11 Hunt 1 n Ito n' 1 David _B_ur_ns_ld_e_. ------Nuutd.w&. •· u~ 1n 4-A competitlon 1his 1 • a 1 o n , Nultiwa ·came frOm behind to dmn1nlle the tllree-da7 eornpetitloo In San Diego. Young Rolph Arnesa, son of "Gun1moke'1" Jim Ar· ne1s ripped off 3·A junJor men's title with some of the best surfing in the cO(ttest, and then went on to take third in the 4-A men's. Loveily Mvgo~ <ll>dlrey took 4-A women"l lbooors. MEN'S 4-A -I. David NUubiwa, 2. Corty Carroll, 3. Rolph Al'ness, 4. Mike Purpus, 5. John Fain, G. Dale Dobson. WOMEN'S <-A -I . Margo Godfrey, Z. Linda Benton, 3 . Josette Laguardere1 4. N a n c y Emerson, 5. Sharon Webber. &.,,-....ii AAMOO lllllhMI -thin 10,000 ,,_..,.ltslofl ~ Windansea Wins wntest Carroll's Diet Key · Sea, Crowds At Low Tide MEN'S 3-A -Stev Schlickenmeyer, 2. Marty SugarnM111. 3. Gary Cook, 4. Gary 8eldwln, 5. Ji m H-y. You let tr .. toW1nf, • frM ....... c!Mck. filtt. tfl'lcl...t ••• •~Mt tlrt1n In iust -ct.y. And with' AAMCO, )l'Ollfl tra11,MllMIM c.n ti.a pnitm.d a., -IOD MMm C... "" --.. OMlt. ...,. 1'111""9 _, ..... -. -~ ... Windiulsea Sµrf C I u b walked away with to p honors at the recent Pacific Beach Surfing Contest ·To Lon.g W·orkouts . I From Tresie's to Seal BOY'S S -A -I. Cl!riJ SchUckeomeyer, 2. Aaron Wright, 3. Roger Gajewsky, 4. Joe Smoot. a The international organization, composed of dwnpion surfers, i s devoted to a program of surfing, good c!tiz.enship and frieodshlp. The club has dominated most ·}Mlases of competitlion in this year's competition circuit. WSA Champ Oorlcy Car- roll broke tfle strain of his eleven-hour-a-day surfing preparation for Uie Hun-- tingtori Beacti Oxitest with a laugh. "I'll win the c onte s t becauise of my oaretul preparetion," Can-oll said, hiding the smile that bas mrade run famous. ''·My main str.ategy ie my competition-diet -I c e cream and ktm-cbee." Asked if he had any otlier Beach t!he surf has been lt?ss tricks up his trunk.11 , the tha'n spectacular thl's week: two-time Wklner ottlle'fam-Two· to fOur·foot waves ed event addecd that be was have been breaking on getting ready for-the helmet almost all o( the couMy's rule. beaches, in a swell best "I'm wearing ten pounds described as fair. SENIOR MEN'S -I. Pbil Vedder, 2. Lee Williams, 3. Don Anderson, 4. Kit Horn, 5. Bill Sliz!<. CLUB -Windansea TANDEM -1. Jack Iverson-Esther Algaw, 2. ol weight wrapped around MorWlgs have b e e n my head, .. I'll be ready lo< glassy, ttie water tem-Jane ward tbe helmet." peratures have rem&ined Clam>ll'• remm brings to bigb, !Mn fll to 71 degees, Jane Word, captain of ttie mind. many s i mil .a r and the beficbel clean of 1964 U.S. Olympic women's statements by M1l'fers who vacationers. volleyball team and • prime dislike the helmet tule. Hun-Said one 15 -ye a·r -o 1 d candidate for 111.e· 1968 USA C-OSTA. MESA 1741 ....,.., .. '46o11&1 G•rd•n Grewe ts41 •• ,.. ...... SM&. •••• --' Sant• Ana ft! .. -..... ''· .. . .. . . . . . . . • .... tingtoo is the only CU1test Doheny truant, "Boy, I'm Olymtic temn, has beell Shark Fishing Derby 1;;~~~~~eit ;:; .... ~n<1a~··~"";Y;t11e;·isur1;.;'~g~i·boo;1~i.:i•rybodiiy'i•ibaic1ti10i· i:!iam;1ect;~;;~;t11~,.i~iA11iAmi•irticiaiiiiiiiif Slated for Newport OvER ei-: r~t.r:.c::. ~ IN CA,!fC'~'•IL • A .first for Soutibern Calil<>rnia deep 'I'& sport fishing fans baa-'beU an- nounced for Tuesday, Oct. 1, .. ·-Davey's Locker, i n Newport Beach -a Sharie Fishing Derby . considered an excellent food fish, whiOO usually reaches a maximum of'7 or 8 feet off tile California coaat. One 7¥.t foot specimen, according to the Fish and Game records, weighed 217 poun~. In the South Pacific the \>Onito shark -a110 known as a mako -reach at least 13 feet and the record rod and reel 1peclmen weighed 1,000 pound!. There are at least 29 species of shark indigenous to or visiting the Galifornia coast, yet only a few are. of economic tmportance. Six. a.re classed as val~le food fish, alth'ou·gh few ~mericam eat· them, and two others until Tecently wtte the main source of Vitamin A, now produced synthetically. Prime target of the Shark Derby will be the bonito, Hea.y tad<le for -1111 · lharkJ -.. ...u .. epecl9l chummlng tedullques - will be US«! by Skipper ClyUe· Gll!am on ttie Sport - whlch has a 4 a.m. di>partule schedul<d Oct. l for ttie 14 Mlle Bank or oU Catalina Island. 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' " ' : i ... _, _ .. • ' ' I • ' ' . : ., -, ' ' ' ' ' ., ;'l .. ••• . ' ... ' ·' -·i : : I ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' •• "' -< 1 ' • ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ! ' ' ' ' ·' ' ' ' -< ' ' ' ' . ' ' " ' ' . ' ' ' ' ' • ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' .. ' '. ' ' ' ' • ' • .. •' " I ' I 1 ! DAILY PILOT J9 ·Thursday's CJosing Prices -Complete New York Stock Exchange List I • -----------~---- -.. --... ---------"'" •• ~A,q;y PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE Tax Relief or Boost? Call!omla'• L<glslato= appeared yesterday to be moving rapidly toward agrff!llenl on a corutitutlonal aml!IK!ment to give property taxpayers meaningful r., lief. TbtJ ill the first time the two political parties and the two bou.sH have come thia close to agreement. drr ll!>lte the pleading oi their hard-pressed constituents. If they don't come through this time, they'll have no allbl and no pla~ to hide. Gov. llooald Reagan broke an impalSe on the prop- erty tax relief issue when he accepted a Democratic program that benefits homeowners and renters more than business and commercial interests. A majority of lawmaken end the governor bad wanted action but were unable to agree on a method. When Reagan announced bis acceptance of the new $24-1 mlllioo plan alter conferring privately with legisla· tive leaders of both parties, things began to move. It was a considerable surprise to fin4 Reagan, As· sesnbly Speaker Jesse M. Unrub end Senate Finance C.Ommittee Chairman George Miller, Jr., leading Demo.- cram, standing together and expressing their mutual pleasure. At the same time, they anticipated haggling over det.ai..ls. This came when Senator Miller sought to elimi~ nate the possibility of both the Watson Amendment (Proposition 9) and the legislative plan being on the ballot Nov. 5 -or of making one supersede the other according to the vote. Miller's wording seemed destined to be dropped in favor of amity on all sides. Propomiofi 9 remains a serious problem, however. The Legislature's respected legislative analyst, A. AJan Post, aummarlzed Proposition 9 in this statement to the Senate Finance Committee: "This initiative is almost imposs;bJe of interpret.a.. tion; irt does not t.cbieve its stated objective of securing effective ta.z: relie!; it does nothing to reduce local ex· Marriage Age Unrelated to Actual Age Wisdom consilts not 10 much ln knowing the right answers, u in knowing the right questions to ask. If we peni.st in uklng poorly framed questions, we can never arrive 1t 1atiJ!actory answers. At dinner lut night, for example. a woman asked me if I thought that "18 b too young to marry." Thll is a ques· tion nobody can answer, but almost everybody tries, and fails. It is not a proper question, becau!le marriage is a matter of. emotional maturity, not chronoloflcal age. Some young people at 18 are as mature as they will ever be; others are still adolescent at 40. / MIND YOU, I am not speaking here of the economic problems involved in early marriages. Obvio111Sly, these must be considered on their own. And, just as obviously, if two young people a~ emotionally mature they will not undertake a marriage before they are ready and able to support themselves and a family. I have seen farm girls of 16 who were as mature as they ever will be. and would make admirable wives. And I have seen soptU1ticated city women twice their age who, despite their charm and worldliness lacked the responsibility and g1vtngnes1 a rood marriage call! for. THE AGE, JN terms of years, means little. And so, 1urpri.singty Dear Gloomy Gus: I suggest a change of venue for the met&<>rological forecaster. The weather doesn't agree with him. -E. A. '1111 .... ,_ NftKt. ,.,._.... ..,... .. _ .... " "'"" .. ,,.. --· s.... ,_. Nt _. le Oleem1 ew. IMll1 '""· enough, does the Intelligence. One rea1on that very bright people so often make bad early marriages i1 that they confuse their mental development with their emotional growth. There is, alas, not much relationship between the brains and the feelings. An intellectual titan can, and often does, have the emotional equipment of a toddler -but because he un· derstands the world, he thinks he also understands himself, and is thus betrayed into a hasty and ill-con· aidered marriage. I WOULD SAY that people are emo- tionally too young to marry (whatever their age) when they marry for neiattve reasons; to get away from an unhappy home, or because they are lonely. or because of an excessive need to be dependent, or because they are afraid or growing old and unwanted. Despite the bulky books of social studies, marriage remains a dark and complex subject that nobody knows very much about. But we do know enough to realize that the actual age of a person has lit- tle to do with his ability to maintain a generous and realistic relationship with another person over a long period. At 18, or 80, some never ac· quire this gill More Cuts in Aid Money WASHING TON -The stage bi set to sluh the long • pending foreign aid bmlget to a record low total of '1.5 billion. The backstage plan is to do this 1t a closed door meeting next Monday afternoon of the House Awropriations Jiubcommittee heac:ted by Rep. Otto Passman, D·La. The CfJmm.ittee bas jurisdiction over this isrue, Passman. long·time fue of foreign aid spending, claims s u f r I c l e n t bipartiS11n support to cut lip· proximately '500 million from the Sl.974 billion authorization bill the House and Senate fioolly agreed on after monills of "7'4ng)ing. TRIS COMPROIITTSF. Is fl billion leas thin the $2.1 blUion so-called ,.....---Bu George ---. Dear Ge<qe: l am an avtd .clence fiction flD and am "'-Y• readinf! about ••ttme mac:b!nts." Do you Ui.nk it pOlllble a time madlloe wiU be invented &Od what effect would th1J btve on our world u we -It? S.P'. Deer S.P.: II'• pe<fectly fusible -In fact. tbef'fl' s Me an tbe wall now. Plv. o'cloc1 Good nllht -I'm not banglnf oround Ila c:obunn JIU llJl<lO lht _,_ cut oat....umo. (Pi'Ctilem• -lar!hwith, ........ --.W?ll•to Oocqo.) "bare bones" budget. Pres Iden t Johnson proposed. lt was drastically pruned by both chambers. Now Passman, with bipartisan back· ing, is bent on chopping still another $5CKl-mi1Uon from thet record low authorizatiori measure. U Congress does axe foreign aid to Sl.5 billion for the CUJTent fiscel year, it will be the smallest appropriation since this pro- gram was launched two decades ago. Last year, aft« eight months ol bickering, Congress finally voted tz.301 billion lnstea.d of the $3.378 billion the President sought. Th&1. was a new low for foreign a.id spending, ind now it appNt"s OongrPss Is set to s.lasb lhi• appropriatioo even furtht.r. SHOULD THE PLAN to reduce the lomgn aid budgel w 11.s billion tail In the }fouse Appropriations Committee. the bipartisan bloc will cury the fight to the floor of both the Houn and Senate. A.lrttdy amendments hive been dr1wn for th.ls purpose. Thtte It • posslbUlly the r...icn old appropriation may reach the full House late ntxt week. It 11 virtually C'-rtain to do JO by the last week oi September. Lad year the House eamt within eight vote1 of killing thls legislation. It is not unlikely moetier attempt to do tba t will be made tbil year. 87 Robe.rt S. AUt11 olld John A. Gold1mJU. penditure1; it would undoubtedly transfer control over local government and schools largely to the state; II would dlsrupl construction of needed facilities for both It.ate and local governments; 1t would increase state tan• at least by $4.5 billion by the end of the phase--OUI period for this purpose alone, wltl>out re~ard to the po- ~ition in which lt woul,d leave the .states revenue re- quirements for university, college, mental hospital,· pri- son and other budgets; it would encourage fonns of tax evasion and enormous windfall profits to large land owners and speculators.•• ' It would be hard to imagine a stronger indictment of a ballot measure from such an authoritative source. Proposition 9 should be rejected. Assuming the Legislature does come through with a. measure to provide real property tax relief, as seems likely, and assuming Governor Reagan signs it, as al· so seems likely, then a proposition will be on the Nov. 5 ballot which every voter can and should support. Wielding A Cleaver Naming Eldridge Cleaver, Black Panther racist agitator, advociate of extreme violence and possessor ot a criminal record, as the "principal lecturer" for an experimental course dealing with racism at Cal Berke- ley bas produced justifiable shock waves. A "guest lecture" or a seminar appearance by such a person might very well make a useful contribution to better awareness of a violently extreme aspect of .our racial situation, and would be consistent" with the role and purpose of a distinguished university. But the faculty.student group at Berkeley respon· .sible for the Cleaver course have, in effect, foolishly wielded a cleaver on the sen~ibilities of most citizens and on the reputation of the university. Can He Tie in Knots Regular Electoral Process? Polls Show Wallace Lacks Strength WASHINGTON -Several different surveys tend to lay at rest fears thet the House of Representatives will be required to elect the next president of the United States. Thus there is statisticeil support for tbe common serue judgment that George Wallace is riot strong enough to tie in knots the regular electoral process. Richard M. Nixon, accttding to the several wrveys, woold win ttie pre&idential election bx:liay with ma- jorit&es ranging from :r1.8 to 346 elec· tmal votes, a substantial margin above the required 270 majority. The. lesson ttlls canies to all politi· clans ls simple and direct: Stop kow· towmg to Wallace fQr it is neither nocessary nor prudent. The surveys agree on something else. Nixon would win the elecfmon in the North, not the South, which sbouJd come as a shock to thosre who have been Mating Nixon for his ''Southern strategy." Nixon W'iX1ld carry oo stat.es in the South, ex· cept TeXlls and Virginia, and could ech.ieve an electoral majority withoUt lhem. IN THIS WAY THE ltll'Veys render implausible, and perhaps even more dmstroo• for Hilbert H. Humphrey. the rtretegy of his campaign man.ager, Lawrence F. O'Brien. O'Brien calls upoo all Americ.ans not to vote !or either Nixon or Wallace on the basis ol "fears, hatred and bigotry." So fac so good, bi..a what 11\e Humphrey manager seems al.so to im· ply lhat "what llti& camj>Gi~ is all about'' is whether or not you are a bi.got on the race issue and the way to prove you are not ls to vote for Humphrey. O'Brien it am>iu'ently drM.ng a lessm from the West Virginia prim~ campaign of Jdtc F . Kennedy against Humphrey iri 1960, The idea there was to bring out in the open the Catholic question and have people vote pro or oon on ttiat measure d bigotry. There are some v.tio actually believe that tlht9 was decisive in west Virginia, but others wdlo are more persuaded by .,.hM impressed HumfWey Bl losing tlhe primary, the judkious distribution of Kennedy funds to local .sheriffs to oarry on the campaign for the at· triactive Massactn.1$et1s Senator. IN ANY CASE, West Virginia is not the nation, and the race issue is not the religious issue. In SO st.ates the iQea that "'A-ti.at tms campaign is all e.'bout" is racial bigotry is a bowling over-simplification that will not be very persuasive witti 1 great many un- b~ people who desire most a ~ from lbe J<hlson-llumptlrey Administration ori several scores. They may, in fact, be so offended by such an implication ttia<t they would suppress all temptation to go ITTto the voting booths and make a )est min~e irwitdl Ix> HumphJ:ey as so many did to the underdog, Harry S Truman. in 1948. Bracketing Nixon witll WaUaci! is only one part of the tactic. The ottier is to twist a desir"e for "law ef!d order" int-o a strictly racial context so that ainyone who is alanned by the in- crease in crime, C'Oll<:erned foc his safety in his oWn home, cir who objects to tbe diet.a of the Supreme Court {a.s did four of its own mernben:) ls, per se, s~pect of being a covert bigot who would fight in his secret heart against equad!ty ci jjhe races. THE 1968 PRESIDENTIAL cam- paign is not qllite so simple as that, nor are the American ~le so simple es t.o be eonried into having guilt feel· in.gs because they are tired of rising cri.me, unsafe streets and continuing public disorders wtiether in the bleck ghetto or among the 'Wllite hippies, flower cttldren and revolutiOnaries in Chicago. But these people are oot g<l.ng to elect Wallace, nor give him enough electoral votes to tie up election of a president in ~e House o{ R~en tatives, accordmg to the swveys. Those who 00 vote for Waiki.Ce are ap- parently ga\ng to hurt HumpN-ey as much as Nixoo in the procest ol. bhrowing awey their votes. Wallace i1s not the issue, bigotry is not ttie issue; the Issue is whether or not the people wisfl to change control ot 1tl.e government from one maj(l(' party 1o the other becau~ ilos: COO· fidence its llhaken in the immediate policies of lhe past Soviet Invasion's Effect on NATO To the Editor: The North At I anti e Treaty Orgaoization was formed to protect its European members from attack by Ole RusSlans. When NATO was formed, England, France, Germany acd Italy were just starting to recciver from World War II and the U.S. furnished most of the men and materials to wage a non-nuclear defensive war. Later on, the U.S. furnished offensive nuclear weapons systems. Even though NATO prevented the Russians from attacking, there never were adequate ground for-ces to light a successful non.nuclear defensive war. The four major nations were un · able to supply sufficient troops in the beginning because they lacked the resources. Later on they refused to supply the necessary "troops be<:au11e they were sure that the Russians had changed their aggressive tactics. NO\V THAT THE Russians have ifl. vaded Czechoslovakia, the European members of NATO are worried that the Russians may invade Germany or France. Even our own military leaders advise us that we sh<luld keep up our troop strength in Europe. Yet, thiJi may be an excellent opportunity foc the U.S. to pel'"SUlde England, France, Gennany and Italy to supply all the ground troops so that our troops can come home. The combined population of Erigland, Fraoce, ~any and Italy Quotes W. C. A11enon, Jr., Capt. U.S.N., Ret., La Me1>-"Glve de Oaulle bell aa you Jee flt, but keep the Frenchmen on our al.de.. •. they art rtauocb and •turd)'." W. Br1ee Boiartll, Jmpertll Beach, •• ai1wb, dovtt-"T am a poace0lov· . ln& American eagle, with claws rwacty, .. S... Mlltoo Morb, s.F" on btD ,... QUirlu open public: meetings -"1 doo't Oare U' one person or 10,IXXJ come lo • meetlnJ. The point ls lhll lbey havt tlbe rl.lht to be tben.'1 ' Utt.,.. from l'HlllMI IN -Imme. Norm•ll'I' wr1ftn ll'lould COllW'J' ttle!r met""' Ill JOO ....,1111 0t lesi. TM ,;th! to ~ le! .. rs '9 Ill IOKe ar ellmln•M llllll 11 rn.rwot. AU llrters m1111 ltlctuo. 11tn•lur1 encl m•lllnt 1dclreu. lliul '*"" wm 119 wlt!IMlll .,,,_,, is, according t"tl my 1966 dictionary, about 190 million. FOR THE LAST three years the bankers of Europe have t~d us that they lulve too many dollars and that we should &pend less .abroad. Then there is the fact that many Europeans beMeve tbat we are meddling in their affairs. Thus, tale four big European nations not only have a large enough popula- tion to match the non-nuclear ground strength of the Russians 1:hey also have more than enough money. Surely this attack by Rus9ia has pl'ovided the motivation that will unite the quar· re1ing European members of NATO so that they will protect themselves and gain some m~sure Of independence from Big Brother. HARRY B. McDONALD, JR. N atne and Address To the Editor: An article in ttie Sept. 9 issue of the DAILY PILOT is distresci.ng. It c:on· cerns the freeway sniper that has been plaguing tne area. Why do newspapers repeatedly reveal the name and ed· dress or anyone providing information toward t.he arrei;;t Of sueh an in· dividual? It can only e~anger the.lr lives! It is no revelation that people are failing to 8*t police with law en· ~ernoot because they doo.'t want to "get involved." ls it any wonder when a newspaper can print all available in· formation about ttie informer so that the sniper can succeed where he failed before? I believe in freedom of the press, but not the ri.gtit to endtanger a citizen's file -especially a citizen wbo is brave eDOUgh to "get in· volved''. MRS. JEANNETIE FOWLER ThP DAILY PILOT TtfTaim from publishing namts of crimt victimi if $J>tcial consideration is a.sked b11 police and if, In the view of thf! edi· tor, it is warranttd. It WO.$ not caked tn this case. -Editor State's Voting Age Stays at 21 F'or the third tlme In the state Legislature an effort to lower the legal voting age in California has been killed in committee -killed just as thousands cf teen.agers who never had a chance to vote in the.Jr lives are being killed in Vietnam. The blll lo lower the votlng age to 18 years was i n trod u c e d by Assemblyman John Vascont:i!Uos of San Jose. Three legislators in the Assembly Conslitutlon1l Amendmt!Db Comn1ittee d1d the haletlet work, since the six man committee rplit down the mlddle despite stronJt support of the measuni by the Ca.llfomia Teacbtr1 A.1soclation. ARGUMENTS FOR lbe proposal. whJcb would have to have gorie ori the ballot u • const1tutlon1l amendment had It passed the Assembl,y •nd th• Senate, were lo,Pc1I. It was polnw.d out th1t thou11and1 of young Ca.Ufomlans under the age of 21 are heads ot famille1, are property ownen: or have equities tn property on which they ere requirtd t.o pa7 taxu, and th1t exclusion Crom the political sysW.m contributes much to today'• )'Ollth unrest and trouble mating. • Guest Editorial 'M\e 1'd is enchantment of the betweeners·• -th°'e who are between 18 and 21 years of age -is certainly contributory to violence a n d demonstrations , for they have no other voice. IT WAS FURTHER pointed out that many rt~ent teachers of 18 •nd 19 years of age have bttn certified to teach ln our !IChools -lncludlng the subject of government -yet they are not allowed to participate in the government.a! proceu. Many in this 1ge brttket 1re disabl· eel veterans from Vietnam. Some of the married girls are mothert: and home-makers. yet tMy cannot hive anything to say even about how I.heir city or couot,y 4 nm, let a.tone tbe ...... Let'1 face It Youth is npidlJ becomln1 the majority In th1s rt.to and nation. Jt Is youth who Lt called upon to die e.ight thousand miles from home but who cannot cast a ballot at the polls in his own home town. There is no longer a chance to get another bill in· the Legislature thls year, but the military draft goes on . Eureka, CaJU. Tlme ... sta•adrd ---1W- Thursday, September 19, 1968 Tht <dltorial !>09• of tilt Doll• Pilot ''•"' to inform an4 ltfm.. Mlnu readers bv prtmitinQ W. M1DllJOP"'• ophU<mJ end ...,. ,.. • ...., °" toj1i<a of Intern< and liQ!Ufiocmu. "11 promdtiqi a f°"'"' f'1< Ult <iPI'<"""' of OUT rt~' opinion.a, O.nd bfl prtiniWto the dlunJ• ~ points of Inf~ oburo.n °"" ~ °" fOpia •I tilt dcJ. Robert N. Weed, Publllller ~· '"''.:'.':C":=!!.ieo:·::-;::;::;·"c:;;.;·.;-;;,·;;·:;.,;-;.;,·....;·_..., • .__, _________ ,..,..,.._.,,., ••. ,. • .._.._._.._._. .. ...__~-~-~-~-~·~" __ ....-__ • __ .• ---~ __ _ I I • • • Newport Harbor ·roday's Closing VOL. iT, NO. 226, ~ SEGTIONS, 52 PAGES NEWPORT. BEACH, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMeER 19, 1968 TEN CENTS Trustees ·May Order. Vote Count Orange Coast Junior College District b"ustees may request a recount of Tuesday's close bond election loss but the decision won't be made until next Wednesday. Board President Worth Keene said a recount ls probably a good idea to show good faith to the people who voted for the bond issue. The $7.25 million bond election lost 14,695 votes for to 7,353 against, just shy of the twcrthirds approval needed. A final cM:ck of tally sheets show 12 additional "yes" votes would have carried the election. Keene said he will bring up the mat. ter of a recount at the board meeting next Wednesday night. "By then," he said. "the emotional shock of all this· will have kind of worn of! and we can sit down and figure the next things we are going to have to do." Dr. Norman Watson, d 1st rt c t superintendent, said a recount by the Oran~e County Schools office would cost fD) to $300. It would consist of recounting every ballot. A recount can't be ordered until after the official canvass next Tues- day, Watson said. A canvass is a retotaling of the precinct tallies by county school officials. Individual ballots are not counted in this pro- cedure. The possibility of a recount brought back memories of the tie vot.e of April, 1962. Jn what on" newspaper called "a billion to ooe shct" the vote on a 101h- cent override issue ended 3,271 for - 3,271 against. There followed months of con- sternation during which six absentee ballots postmarked before but receiv- ed after the absentee deadline were finally opened by com-t order and counted. The count was four votes for the override and two votes against and the measure carried. Voters Tuesday approved convertin~ that same ovenide from restricted use for building only to general purpose use. The vote was 13,602 in favor to 8,186 against. A simple ma- jority was e.ll that was needed. Sandbag Battle Ends with Mailed Sm·render Flag Newport Beach City Clerk Laura Lagi06 got a flag ol. surrerxitt in the mail 'Vednesday. It wasn't much of a flag, to be sure ~just a tiny patch « rag attached to a matchstick. But it signalled the end to a battle over $90, before the battle really began. The flag, and accompanying letter. came from beachfront property own- ers James Stamp, 4:m Sea.shore Drive, and Mrs. Mort Aden, 4201 Seashore. They wrote to say ttiey had decided the city could keep the $90. That's how mud\ they had paid the city for fJOO !liandbags to Jl"Otect their homes during last mooth's erosion crisis. A week ago, Stamp and Mn. Aden bad written the city, demanding their money back. They explained in that first letter that they didn't think tt fair of the city to sell them their sand- bags and then turn around (when the erosion crisis worsened) and pile up 1,800 sandbags in front cl their neigh· bors' homes at no charge whatever. · They have now changed their mind!. A story about their demand for the (S•• SANDBAGS, Pa(e %) Orange ... Not only will there be no breaking this cloudy spell, but we might get a little drizzle Fri· day, The weatherman sees an· other day in the upper 60's with inland mercury rislDg to 72.. lNSlDE TODAY Actiuitie.t of Orange Coo.,£ men ienring at ba.sei around world are reloUd today cm Page 11 . • • ,__•_ ...... ~_ .. ' ..... u • " .. • • , .. ,. " 0 " " .. • .. .. .. •·• , .. ,, , .. ., u u • " ... OAIL Y PILOT Stiff l"tlol9 BACK BAY PROJECT ON ROAD TO COMPLETION New Alignment to a. Reedy by Mid-November Biggest Back Bay Road Job Picking Up Speed Alter an initially slow start. work on the largest road project ever un- dertaken west Of Upper Newport Bay is now on schedule and abould be com· pleted by mid-November, city aides reported today. Irvine Avenue, Tustin Avenue and OamplllS Drive at the far end or the bay are being rearranged a n d reconstructed into one continuous stretch, according to Newport Beach Public Works Director Joseph T. Devlin. The $330,000 job will see the streets converted from two lanes undivided to a four lane divided roadWay. Funds for the mile-long project. begun four months ago, are coming jointly from the county and city. Alttiough tile work is now less than eight weeks from completion, pro· blems have arisen about the "new" street's name, Devlin noted. Planning commissjoners will have to face tbe problem of a ooe·mile stretch of road with three names. Devlin said he thinks the name Tustin will drop out of the picture with either Campus or Irvine being selected. This. he emphasized, would only involve that part of Tustin in- cluded in tile construction work. The work also provides fOr realign~ ment of the roadway in the vicinity of the private road intersection, in· stallation o! an underground storm drainage system and recoostruction of 23rd Street. Devlin said much needed right.-of- way was made available by 'l!be Irvine Colllpally at no cost to the city. "We're very pleued with the cooperation we got from both Irvine and the county," be said. "It's Oll.ly with thelr help that we're able to do ttns work in advance of other neighborhood developments." Stork Markets NEW YORK (AP) The "°"k market held e broad advence in heavy tra<ling late tttis afternoon. {See quota. im.. p .... Ja.19). H• said the realignment project will "change the landscape for Uie better ~nd will provide for safer Md freer movement ol. tn.1fic." · The job got off to a slow start because of the extensive substructure work the contractor had to do to put in tbe stonn drains, Devlin explained. ·There were oaJso were problems in getting pipe that had been ordered. But the job is moving along smoothly now. Paving of the norttibcrund lanes should begin in about a week. Then will came the southbound lanes, now being graded. When they are paved, the work will be done and - presumably -a ribbon will be cut. ,. The "Orange Coast Olympic Games" are coming up fast. 'Vith 11 competi- tors and one assistant team coach from the Orange Coast in the Ameri· can delegation, the 19th Olympiad really is almost an Orange Coast production. That's one reason "''by GleM \Vh ite , DAILY PILOT sports editor, will journey to Mexico City to use hls bilingual talents to get "the word" in the lan- guage of the Olympics exclusively for DAILY PILOT readers. He's the only newsman from any Orange County newspaper accredited to cover the Games on·site in Mexico City. And just as a warmup, watch fo rthe DAILY PILOT's exclusive pre· Olympics series starting Saturday. It Vtill present per.!lonality sketches on each of the 12 Orange Coast Olym- pians. City Acts on 'Illegal Rentals' Regents Censured Sclimitz, Badham Press Cleaver Bill SACRAMENTO (UPI) -The As· sembly voted 32-30 today a/teT an emotional debate to include the Board of Regent.I in a resolution censuring the UniveT.tity of Cali/Of· nia for inviting Block Panther lt'ad· er Eldridge Cleaver to lecture on racism. But tM lower house delayed a final vote on the measure by Sen. John Schmitz (R·Ttatin). a member of the John Birch Society. Assemblyman Robert Badham (R· Mesa Stabbing Suspect Freed; Da!a Lacking A Newport Beach man arrested following the fatal stabbing of a longtime friend Tuesday was released from Costa Mesa City Jail Wed- nesday night. Police said in£ormatlon on the freeing or Edwin Carie. 49, of 408 62nd St., would come solely from the Orange County District Attorney's of- fice. No deputies were available to pro. vide exact details shortly before noon today, barely an hour before funeral services for Terry L. Crusha, 30, of 2459 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa. It was known, however. that in- vestigators decided the fatal stabbing in the kitchen of a business associate'• apartment early Tuesday was ac· cidental. --Carle tiad been slicing roast btft( for a 1nack alter the three men finished buslnes1 talks and a couple of card games when an apparent bit of horsepl.tly fatally injured Crusba. Coast T1io Held For Raising 'Pot' A trio of Seal Beach men suspected of rutllUaa a hall-million-dollar mari· ju an a plantation are in jail today, after a '200.000 shlpment of produce from their Missouri farm rolled into Long Beach by rail. Authorities in St. Joseph, Mo., notified Long Beach narcotics detec- tives of the possible shipment Wed- nesday and a crate containing 408 pounds of refined marijuana was discovered at the Railway Express of· !ice. Raiders who went to a £arm rented by the suspect!! -one of them the son of a Seal Beach police officer -con- fiscated an additional 300 pounds of the weed. Investigators said the men ap- rarenOy traveled around the Midwest, where marijuana grows wild by the acre due to a World War II hemp pro- duction program, harvesting the plant. Booked on auapicion of possession of marijuana were James R. Harmon, 24, of 144 11th St., John M:~Miller, 20, of 750 Cata.Una Ave., and Jesa C. Lit- tle, 21 , of 144 11th St., IOl1 of Seal Beach police officer Jamel! M. Little. McLAIN GETS 31ST, DETROIT (AP) -Denny McLai• "'on his 31st game today aa the Detroit Tigers defeated the New York Yankees 6-2 de!Jlite Mickey Mantle's S35th career home run. Newport Beach), A11embly sponsor of lM measure, charged Cleaver has a "thTee-page rap sheet" and is a racist. LOS ANGELES -University of California regents faced mounting pressure today from Gov. Reagan and legislators to prevent E I d r i d g e Cleaver from lecturing to an ex- perimental class at UC Berkeley. "Jn my opinion, we have the con- stitutional atuhority to act," DeWitt A. Higgs, regents' c h al rm an, sajd Wednesday in his San Diego office. But HJggs, an aUorney, added that be couldn't say what action be would sup- port until he talked with other regents. The Board of Regenia is meeting to- day and Friday at the UCLA campus. University budget problems as well u Cleaver's appointment are expected to be discussed. Cleaver, minister of information for the Black Panther . Party for Self (Se• REGENTS, Page I) * * * * * * Cleaver Slated to Speak At UC Irvine Next Week By TIIOMAS FORTUNE Of TlMo 0111)> 1"1191 Stitt Black Panther leader Eldridge Cleaver will speak at UC Irvine next week. Cleaver's appointment to teach an experimental race relations course at UC Berkeley has touched o!f an avalanche of criticism in recent days by Gov. Ronald Reagan, Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh and censure by the state Senate. At UCI be will be one of four to speak next Thursday afternoon in a student-sponsored c o n c l a v e on "America as a Racist Culture." Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich, reach· ed at the regents meeting at UCLA to- day, said, "We know there are people who we very much opposed to Mr. Cleaver and all that he stand1 for. I'm quite sure that thou wbo bear him will be equally oppo<ed. "Oh tbt 'otl>tt"'li~ our view, my view, Iii fh1t'1ii ·~ lbVt: of the real world and as roo~ ai \e is a force we have to deal with he should be beard" Aldrich said there is quite a dif- ference between Cleaver's appearance at uct and hls being an instructor at Berkeley. "Here he will speak and that's the end of it," he said. "It wiU not be a continuing comme.ntary from a single source. I gather from what I read he will give 10 ·or the 2(1 lectures at Berkeley. That.raises the question.of whether he is compMerit to be an in~ structor." The campus administration and stu- dent leaders are aware of what the probable public reection will be. A meeting was held Tuesday between Cliancellor Daniel h.ldrlcb, Dean of Students Robert Lawrence, Chairman of the Acacl~mic Senate Kenneth Ford and student Body Presi· dent Ron Ridgle. It was decided not to (See CLEA VER, Par• I) * * * Panther Reported On San Francisco Teaching Staff '· LOS ANGELES (UPI) -.The furor over the appointment of a Black Panther leader to leotW'e at a Cali!Qtnia unlversitV wr:, inten&i.fied i "' llO• ..., today when it was disc eel .~er fnember of the militant JtOllP-.,., Oii the teaching staff of a state cOilege. , Chancellor Glenn Dumke, bead tf ttie 19-campus state colege system, said an investigation was under way of tbe hiring of George Mu r r a y , "minister of education'' Of the Pa.a. thers, by San Francisco State College. Mumiy lectured at SF stat• Jut year and was to return when classea resume Monday, Dumke Hid at a news conference prei:edJng a meetinl of the university board of regents. Another source said Murray did an "efleetive job with ghetto youngsters" at the college. Murray recently was quoted as giv· lng revolutionary statements to a Ha· vana, Cuba newspaper. Criminal Charges Filed By JEROME I'. COLLINS Of .. Dloll' l"llM Stllff Criminal dlarges '-e been filed by the dty ol Newport Beach against a Corona del Mar property owner for alleged1y maintaining ille6'81 rental units, Che clty attorney'& office an- nounced today. It Is the lirot criminal action ftled In an ''int.ensified enforcement effort" aganot-.. violaOOns, oald City At· -Tully Seymoor. Tbe P«4Jltl t>7 owner, G e o r g e Fttf!llW1 of 2100 Santiago Drive, said he intend• IQ fie>! the chorf••· "This wW be a teti:t case," he 1aJd . "and ( .. that IU outcome wt:ll give pro- JMll'tY ownf'rl some relief from barl h treatmeoL" freemen is accused of having four rent.al units oo M R-2 I duplex) lot 3t 500 Acacie Avenue. He i.~ aUowed only tW'O, according to Seymour. Freeman ls charged specifically with lbree counts of vioiating h municipal code. They ari,;e from atteration'J mode to d.. bWding to create the two additional unlU:, the complaJnt 1n Newport Municipal Court alleges. City Bulldlnf Direelor Oliver Grent 5lli<t tile !09 Acacia property had beon tile Mll>Ject ol a city Jnvestipdon flllll'lier thli year. Tt resulted from "numerow compl1lnts '' from n~ng homeownen . 'Jlhe two extra units, r•ld Gmorrt. bad been YKated for a perlod ol aeveral ---..... __ -· J,f months. but •l!re recently ~ed by new tenanls. The city's crimlnal complaint followed. Freeman, a real estate devek>per, was in the news earlier this week for proposing a "floating airport" to Orange County airport commbalonera. He was among several prote1Ung con. 1truction of a reglonal airpot in the hills downcoa1t from Corona del Mar. He IAld hl1 Acacia property ha• been inspected by the city "six Ume1 in the last 18 months and itl having rour occupants has been declared to be a leRal usage by Mr. Grant." lle wag 111':ed whether he meant lo say four ramlliet, rather than four oc· (See RENTALS, P1ie Z) That'• J{fl Boyl MILY PIL.Of U911 ,..._ Prood mom Mrs. Tom Cooper poinU lo her dollar-waving -• Lloyd, 6, one ol half-<loun)'Oungsters In Newport Beach United Fund Jl(Mter. P~pooter IJ new idea for '185,000, 19611-611 campaign. AU other children are Newport youngsters, also. Three burdred ol tho posters will be cli'!lrihuted to stores around ton. UWe Lloyd ls belnlni deliver 11\em. ., ~-(" y ' l '. J OAILY PILOT -· S.p!tmW 11, 1'1611 1 Saddlehack .. Already Looking for Second Sit~· Tt #JI If ...... 11••1:\: Jlllllor OoOoee alreld1 are -., at the .-llll1111 ol a "1ture .. oonc1 com· pu near the juncture of the Santa Ana Freeway and Laguna Can~ Road. ' Tbe concept hingea on prueut Ud tuture poptllatioa. projection& and campus pollcj declaions by the board. Arcbttort <l-ie Koteleo o1 the firm Elleri>roek, KDtelea, Fox ~ Alocial<I ' " ~ I!-pointed to tlle le- -........... ol 1Ucll a loc:fU. ft -be -IM "1 .. Ana ,.,_a,, ~ ~ an<l llan Diep....._. Sadl a <am· pus might be lO years away, but Kotelea aald populaclon projtctlons of growth !ndlcat. Ille fir•l need would be tn that vicinity r1thtr than to the 1outh. Newpo~ Mesa Could Be Dream City, Says Edito1~ Picture two wealthy Siamese twin&, eoonected by vital arterlea, In· 1eparable but nonetbe1ess enjoying the IOOd life in a mutual manner while mllntainln( dilllnc1lve separate Iden. tlt!et. . Thi! was the basic concept posed by' DAILY PILOT EdilO< Thomu K .. vU Wtdnffday In a -Ues talk before the llart>cr Ana Coordinating Coundl at 'the Cup!an Rellla\lrant In Co&ta Mesa. The veteran newaman ret:rfced the past 14 years to 1 time when tben-47· y&ar-old Newport Beach both wooed and sneered. at lt.r infant lister city, bom in 1953, and p!'Ojected some ideas !or their joint luture. . "U an American -or anyone In the wor1d for that matter -were asked to give his idea of what his peraonal dream dty would be like," KeevU 1ald, "be couldn't do much better tban mat.ch this : .. "What about a city that -juat to begin wtlb -offers these things al'ld beyond that, offers even beadier pro· mises for the future?" RECITED LIST Keevil then recited an impresaive lilt of the joint l'elOlll"CilJ abared by the twil HIJ'bor arn clt1e11 from tax bases and education to the ,number of gDlf coune boles within their limits. "That's a pretty picture and, while It 11 overlooking some ol the negaUve as· P.K"ta. it 11 a fairly accurate represen· tatJon of what thioa:s would look like if the incerporated municipalities of llo<ta Meea and Newport Beach were indeed one dty," Keevil said. "lt'• a v«Y pretty picture and a vwy elusive idea," be 1dded, 11ying tbe old one-city plan is nothing new but became virtually dead }'lears ago, wttb the corpse coollng more every week. i: Tba concept died of 1eograpblc in· dependence. l>OIDPHcalod by Indecision oa m all~pusing name, 1nob- lllall polllleal blolaUoa and orllfn1I ...-nlc -m1a on the old "Goat Hill" side. , "The real reaaon the tw0<1ty pie got no rurtl:ler wun't the fl&J1le or the rmotional aspect, however," KeevU eaJd, "It was a matter of money." · Newport Beach bad 1 much hlgber jAx base per unit ol papulaUon than did Co.ta Mesa, which meant a W<d· ilioC ol tbe -m1glll be • boon lo Costa Mesa. but would cost her ~artner tax money. NOT F ACl'll OF LIFE There was hardly ePOUlh mutual grounds for 1 oourtlhlp. let alOM a Md.ding, Keevil 1a1d, so the two never reached the altar. "Personally, I would love to iiee one city. I think it would be one of the finest cities in the world and ... it would 111 bettor and bett«, but thole an not tm facts of life a1 I see them," be a4ded. But. if ..-, ol each community ltnd to lllp Into tlleir own laolatad CO· _,., they wtll l!mply be biding from -ter poellbillUeo tlrougb mutual ollort. K11vU Hid. "If wt1 can leuu to work to1ether, if we e111. le1rn tQ cut ulde 1Dme of the1e perocblal lnterelll, we can do two tbina:ai," be said: "1. W• can tttll bi.ild one of the flnHt comm1DU11 In tbe world and "2. Pretervo tha fdenllUe1 of our ' OAllY PILOI ---le OlltANct& COAIT f't!ILllHIMI) C0M"AN'I' lt•Mtf H. W•ttf . ,..,. .. .....,...,... J•&\ .. c.rt., ..... ,,..... .... ~ MIMtlt n ..... , r...-u ·-Th•IM• A. M111,,hlr.1 IMM9ifll .... J1NN '· C.lllM ,,_, NI•··~ .............. ......,.,. ...... Qr ...... Dll"ICIW ... ,... .... ~ lJll w ..... , .... 1 .. 1 ... t1 Mattt.fM ...... P.O. a. 1171 t26ll --c.-.... 1• ... -.... -l.-~ "-"A-.. Hiiiiiiiiii -I. -..... two cities." He cited for example the unification of the three school districts, which left some animosity that is n o w d.isstpating, yet has still worked toward tM benefit of are·a youngsters. ''The sevtn trustee• who 1et baalc pollciea for our Harbor Area schools don't tali about -they don't even teem to think about -their own dt:les," he explained. WORK TOGETHER "They are thinking about all of the kids of both Costa Mesa and Newport Beach and how to give them the best educatioo, no matter whether they come from Corona del Mar, Freedom Homes, College Park or Eastbluff,'' Keevil said. "To me, thi! shows we can work together when we have to," be con· tJ.nued, adding, "how about thMe for openers?: -Joint planning for location of fire stations and libraries, mutual use 0£ hi g h 1 y expensive equipment or sophisticated systems such as a. police hell copter, and the much-discussed ElectronJc Protection System. -Organization of bigger and better recreation programs utilizing Costa Mesa's extec!ive park hoJdings and Newport Beach's inviting waterways. -Pr!SS\ll'e to get rid of utlllty Poles and power lines festooning and mar· ring tt1e 1kyllne. OWN AUDITORIUM "Why couldn't we have a n auditorium all our own, a 1,000.seat, revolving ltl&e wdltorium that would bring fir1t·run stage sbowl and tine 1ntulc?," he Mked, He nid the faclllty could be tailored in au and style to local needs and could bring something tor every Wiste, from Joie Greco and Auntie Mame to the Jellerson AirpllDe .Md Vanilla Fud11e. "All we need J.s a place to have It. Unfortunatel,y, a place to have it coeta a lot of money and ne.lther dty by itself is very likely to finance or urderv.Tite the construction of the kind of auditorium we need and could use,11 he said. "IIow about .11 symphony?," Keevil added, going on to explore tht possibWty of a.a. opera program, ex- panded art. actll/IV amd even a public soo, built through coordinated eflCl9 1ald; brlnilng a wanri re.sponse trom the audience. Keevtl al&0 pientlooed the multi· million . dollar K8y1 Marina project plotted along the Santa Ana River on Costa Mesa's west side, saying It can become a reality with Newport cooperauon. "Th.it would.make -counting the Back Bay -three fabulouo water ~ wUh1n our commtmlty," be 11td. "None of 1htte thln11 would be S>VtlcultrlY tU)'i but they would be lar more tl.tely tbroulh cooperation," Keevll aaid. "I used UM! word 'deaUny' a wh.11~ .,O," he 1ddedt "Perblpt It 11 a bit of an emotional ud nowery word, but it 11 indeed the word that we need to conalder " "We can eidnr ruch our de1Uny or not reach It," he continued. "It II up to UI." 3 Typewriters Taken at Hoag During Lectme ThrH electric typewrl.tart valued 1t Sl,lllO ware 1 tole n from Hoag Ho1pltal'1 1dmlnl1tr1Uve offices 11 juet door1 1w1y 70 people mtt tor 1n expect.ant PIHDta lecture, Newport Beach Police dlac.lOHd tod1y. Reporl!ni the theft to the p0llce Wedn11dey, boopltal 1uthorllle1 said that UM thief wa1 d11covered 1n the darkened offlct by 1 nurse. Siie r0p0rtedly aaked the th!ol: "May I help you?" The man 1t11were<1 th•t ht wu too"k· lnl for a patient In the hoapftal. The nurn 1u11e1ted that he oontlct the main claalc !or PoU.nt lnlonnallon. 1be thief, de1crtbed u 21 yeart old. of madtum htilhl Md ""11ht we-g dark penbl 111d a "'' ahlrt, Jell tbroulh an etnploye'1 door. He bad apparenU7 .. 1erac1 throlllh an unlocked door, !aft cpan for the moating. Son Dies in Vegas LAS VEGAS CUP!I -Sller!f1•1 det.ctlv@1 today 1waJted the ruulta of an allloply on the body of Rldiard Fred MlChMl Thomaa, 19, IOll cl a Laa Vecaa Teamster• Union oflld&A, . &elldkbock will -Ill ""°" to Al ..... 11 for tbl f!ut 1lm1 MOQl!ay qo- 1111 f4mwlll'J ~ ... llt. at CIOW6'Villt7 JI• J llld tho SUia Aiil·81• Dleao ,.._.,.. TrUlteta are oegoUltlng fGr 100 acrea for .a permanent campw: at that location which was picked to ac- commodate 10,000 1tudenta. With double-deck parking, the architect UC Faculty Still Wants Panther Talk BERKELEY CAP) -University of California faculty members aay Black Panther leader Eldridge Cleaver will continue to be sought as one of 12 lee· tiiren; desplte crlttcisma. The aim lii to have him participate in a student.initiated experimental course, · said Sheldon Korchin, a psychology professor and member of a Board of Educational Development that approved the program. Money for the course will come from the Associated Students of the University of California, and not from taxpayer a, Korcbin 1a1d Wednesday. One of the other lecturers Is Oakland Police Chief Charles Gain, Korchin teported. "l.n.Vueton are our faculty," he sald. "They are free to lnvlte to their course1 people who have competence and knowledge of t h e i r fields, regardless of academic back.ground." One of the main criticM:ms or CleavE!f' was he is a convicted rapist on parole and does not have an academic educaUon. Associate professor of psychology Edward Sampson said Cleaver has shown him5elf competent to lecture on racism by his training and life ex· perience. f'rom Page J CLEAVER ..• cancel Cleaver'• appearance. Chancellor Aldrich in a televi1ton in· terview Wed.net11iay likened Cleaver's 1n person appearance to providing pa· tlents for medical students to make Uve examinatlon. The student senile met Wednead1y night to take it! atand. 'I11e 18 senators r,reseD't unanimously agreed to 'strongly suwort the choice of participants" for the conclave. Other speakers are Rep. James Corman (D-Van Nuys) who was a member or the "President's Com- mission on CivU Disorder," Robert Scheer. editor or the new left 111agazine "Ramparts," and F'ather Blase Bonpane who spoke last spring at UC! and called the United Stat•• "the rapist of the world." The student 1enator1 p.used. a relOlutton saying "as atudeDta WI are able to hlre any speaker w1 deem lm- Pottlnt t.o speak an 1ny hme w1 aeem tmporte.nt. ,, Chairman or the Senate Bill Coon said, "We feel tomotTow Cleaver will be c'nsored by the UC regent.I and we want to give him some support from the student body here." Clet.ver and the other 1pee.ker1 each will receive a speaker's htorarlum of about !400. STUDENT SURVEY Don San FillWo, student 1n ch&rae or OrieM:&t1on Wee-k activtUe1 ln· eluding the conclave program, Nid the topic w1111 1elected by survey of students during the 1prlng student bOOy election. ffjt said speaking lnvitation1 were Issued to a number of penona in· chldln1 former Illinois Gov; Otto Kerner, cha.irmln of the President's Comm111lon, New York May01' John Undsay and Ma11achul'9ttl Senator Edward Brooke. The man the student• aot to lead off the conclave, Congressm·an Cormen, was described by Chancellor Aldrich as 1 man who reprtients the esabllshed agencies of our country In· eluding the force!!: of law aod order . "If one read.a the preamble of the Kerner Report," he alld, "tht con· gressman's function on the C.Om · mission 11 described as beln& C'IUUotis and renecting ttie conservative at· titude." Aldrich said Cleaver was chOl'ien to represent the black mlUtanLs. Scheer to represent ttle new left. and Bonp.ane because he calls himsell a revolu· Uonlat. From Page l REGENTS ... De£tn1e end a convicted r1pllt, "'II among 12 guest lecturtra c:ho1en for a 1cheduled, cxperlmental co1aac on the back&round of 1octal d I 1ordtr1 _ Another ruest lecturer la Oe.kland Police Chief Charlei Gain. In San Francllco, Cleaver 1ald the controveny hseem1 to be typlcal of demacO(Jc pollUct-who ate111 the opportuntfy lo whit> up aome rlghlwlng sentiment tor poUUcal fJ\U'POle1 ... " R1a1an1 with the 1uppart of top C1tlfom11 Dtmocr1t1, w11 demanding that Cleaver. an ti-convict currently cha.reed with 1ttempted murder of 1n Oakland policeman, be fl....t belore be utter• • won1. I -.1teouldbem..s.lo"f' commodlle a.ooo. Koielts 11id tho pro]t<tlon lor l\Udeobl In the dlotrlct Ls l ,ilOO by Jf7I and for ao~IXX> by the year ~. Plan-ntna. be. saidt will bave to rewlve around DOV11 decilions on t b e dealrabllity of one, two, thtte or tour campuses ft saturation. Saddlebodt, probably wUl h••• allou\ 1,000 l~bl thll fl r I t semllter. HoW6ver, the co 11 tr e· dbtrlct covm 48 percent oC Orange County. Kot.e111 said the p0pulaUon In the dia:trlcl ls expected to be 1.3 milllon in 20 years. The architect aaid development cur- renl\1 polnbl 111 a«elented ci-lh In the a r e a 1 ol Tullln, the old UghW· than4irobue and Unlvtrally P.uk. He llld -Jar landholders .u• all 1"· treme!y apUmbtic aboul grawlh ral4, Sa.ddleback trustees already are eqUlpped with a preliminary plan. Kote}es satd study sessions will likely be held with the board and archlteots in October and November to iql· plement additional plannlng. Newport Business Trends Show Boost Over Year r::J ' ' From Page 1 SANDBAGS .•. , reluod In the DAILY PILOT !Mt we0Jc helpN in the decis.ion.malting. The story noted that the city had joined other agenciel in spending at tee'st $500,000 ln the put three years to save . ' Bus-• 1r .. 111 In Newport Beach durin& summertime, 1968, were geft.o erally ahead of thote for 1967, 1ccord· IDJ to a Nftpori Harber Chamber of Corn,nerce lta"VeY. In r_.ilng tho results ol the chock, chambu manae• Jack Barnett said: "Only a low ol tile 10 1bopplng centers wt checked W«'e oU slllhtl1, and tbat WM due to two new centers, Fuhloo lslud and Blull1 c.-. Countians F ete Harbor Jurist On Retirement By EVELYN SHERWOOD Ot rt!t DellY •lltl IMff One of the Harbor Area'a moat col- orful judges, WU11am Cbristen1en, w11 honored Wednesday evenln& at Jam· boree Hall, Nevrporter Inn, as be retired Crom the judicial bencb after !iervtng 10 years. More than 500 prominent Orange County resldenta and members of the bar association attended the event in tribute to the jurist. h-1unicipal COurt Judge Donald Dungan presided as 1naster of ceremonies and presented his retiring colleague with I portatlle stereo and tape recorder as a token of the esteem in which the community holds him. Other pre1entations included a resolution paased by the Orange Coon· ty Board of Supervisors and a retired sheriff's badge while tbe Gold Coast Shrine Club members gave him a standing ovation. Municipal and SUperior Court judges who were present included Cllv1n P. Schmidt, Kennolh Wllllamt, Robert Gardner, Walter Chlfamu, Max Elluotl, Robert Kneeland, Leonard McBride, Herman Scoville and WU· ilam Splera, Cella Baker and former Justice of the Peiace, Donald Dodge. Member1 ol the judge's family who were pI'tMnt to aee him honored were his wife, Mae; daughter, Sue, her bua· band, Bob Mitchell and their children, S4le and William; bit st.tars, Diana Callahan aoo Jant Fletcher and thl!r fmniltes. "Soft good11 moatly wpmen's wear, felt the sting of Fubion llland .. Men's wear wasn't affected~ much. And for aome reason, we don't know why, supennarketa did very 'Well." Here are the results of the chamber 1n1rveys: -BAYSIDE CENTER: Business ,..,.,..Uy mud\ better tllan 1967 with the exception of a few small Shops. -CORONA DEL MXJ\:·· All busi· nee:1es doln& cooalderably b e t t e r in 19&11, parUcularJy 'banks, markels and reil. estate 0Ulce1. SOme 1mall sbopl 1Ugblly off In volume. -LIDO SHOPS: '!be majority or Udo stores experienced a business in· c:n>aae rangln& ll1>Jn 2 to 8 peroent. -BALBOA: No morl<ed lncr ... e; 1ome buslneu volume off slighUy. -BALBOA ISLAND: Tour 1 s t business conslder1bly better. Yearly trade ofl 1llghUy. -WESTCLIFF PLAZA: Conalderable increue over last aum· mer. -MARINERS MILE: V o l u m e ollghUy betteT at all storee. -WEST NEWPORT: Majority of business equal to last swnmer, with a few showing a slig'(it increase. -FASHION ISL AND: No com· ]>arison available as center is just one year old this week. -BLUFFS CENTER: Less than one year old. From Page J RENTALS ..• cupents. "No, I mean occupants," he said. "After It was declared legal," he continued, "now, for sorne reason. they change their minds and reverse themaelves.'' The criminal proceeding against Freeman follows the filing or a Superior Court civil 1ction against Peter De Baun and othera, alleglng violations or zoning regulations at several locations in Corona del Mar. A trial date on that case has not yet been set. The City Council recently \;Vent on record strongly 1uppm11ng t b e crackdown on alleged ''bootleg" rent.al unlll. the West Newport beachfront. . Here's how Stamp and Mn. Aden explained ln Wednesday's letter their decision to ~ave the paTapeta: ' "We surrender! After the reoent bomb exploded In the Newport DAILY PILOT, we SOOD heard bow many other beach bomeownen had. also paid !or their sandbags. 'lbJ.s ·immedi- ately changed our minds as to delerv· jng a refund. Tbereklre, we want to ~cind our request for reimburse· ment." 1 The letter, which cltr. officials mill· ingly agreed waa: a ' graclooa" one, also went on to thank Marine Safety Director Robert Reed, city lifeguard&, city sandbag crews, city Polioe and the U.S. Army Corp!! ol En~ !or all their efforts to keep the beach in West Newport from being entirety swept out to sea. Y Indian Guides Members Sought Imerested In Joining a YMCA Indian Guide group? .., Dada and sons In first, aecood or third grade have been invited to an ln· fonnatkmal Dlfttlng at 7:30 p.m., Sept. 28 In the cafeteria of Leguna Beach High School. Tom Frlgone, Nation ONef, sald Jt least 10 gr<t\lpl are anllclpated In the YMCA Indian Guides "Laguna Nl· tion." Flags Lowered Till War Ends BLUEFIELD, Va. (UPI) -Tbe preoldeot of Bluefield College hu ordered all American fla&! on tne junior college campus towered to half staff untl.l the Vietnam war l! ended;: Dr. Charles Hannan took the action following a student vote. The studen\s said they were not protesting the war but wanted the flags IO'Wered ht respect to American men and women killed In Viet;tam. : The cOeduca.tiooal college on th:e V,,.glnla.West Virglda border hU 1111 enrollipent of about 175 students • .__,. fi. J. (Jarrell pre6enl6 • • • SOFA & LOVE SEAT SHOWIN~. 33 Sty!.1 & Sino to S~tcl from, 1nil ffOO F1~rlcs YOU M1y Order From." Prices from $250 to $850 Choose from such famou' namt1 t1 Heritage, Tomlinson, Stone & Philip, McGruthar Conr1di, J1m1stown and many othan. Y•wr f1votfh IM.rlor 411f9n., wlll be h•HY to 111l1t yeu • , , H.J.GAl\l\tfT fURNrpJRE PROFESSIONAL 2215 HARHOR ILVD, INTERIOR DESlllNERS COSTA MESA CALIF. 0,. Ill-. n.r.. • M. '-646-0275 6U.Ol76 • J •• Costa Mesa • T oday's Closing • voe 6f, NO. 226, 4 SECTIONS, 52 PAGES COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 19, "1968 TEN CENTS Marijuana Farm Jails Coa st Trio A trio of Seal Beach men suspected llf running a half·million-dollar marl· juana plantation are in jail today, .after a $200,000 shipment of produce from their Missouri farm rolled into Long Beach by rail. AutlloritiOI in St. J ... ph. Mo .• notified Long Beach narcotics detec- tives of the possible shipment Wed- nesday and a crate containing 408 pounds of refined marijuana was dis(.'{.!vered at tbe Railway Express of- fice. Raiders who went to a farm rente" by the suspects -one of them the sor ()f a Seal Bead!. police officer -cor. fiscated an additional 300 pounds c. the weed. lnvertigators said the men ap rw-ently traveled around the Midwest . whe!'e marijuana grows wild by the acre due to a World War 11 hemp pro- duction program, hanesting the plant. Booked on suspicion ol possession cf marijuana were James R. Harmon, 24, of 144 11th St., John M. Miller, 20, of 750 Catalina Ave., and Jess C. Lit- tle, 21, of 144 11th St., son of Seal Beach police officer James M. Uttle. Narcotics detectives in Long Beach said the huge crate stuffed with neatly wrapped bricks of marijuana was ad- dr-essed to Hannon, who was already in custody of the Missouri State Highway Patrol "The stuff, all of it, was well press- ed and wrapped as attractively as a Christmas preff"nt ," said Sgt. Jim Miller, ol the Lone Beach Police Department. Countians F ete Harbor Jurist On Retirement By EVELYN SHERWOOD Of Jiit 0.llJ , .... Sid One of the Harbor Area's most col- orful judges, William Christensen, was honored Wednesday evening at Jam- boree Hall, Newport.er Inn, as he retired from the ~udicial bench after i;erving IO years. Mare than 500 prominent Orange County residents and members or the bar association atteoded the event in tribute to the Juris~ Municipal Court Judge Donald Dungan presided as master of ceremonies and presented his retiring colleague with a portable stereo and tape recorder as a token o( the esteem' in which the community holds him. Other presentations included a resolution passed "by the Orange Coun- ty Board or Supervisors and a retired sheriff's badge while the Gold Coast Shrine Club members gave him a standing ovation. Municipal and Superior Court judges who were present included Calvin P. Schmidt, Kenneth Williams, Robert Gardner, Walter Charamz.a, Max Eliason, Robert Kneeland, Leonard McBride, Hennon Scoville and Wil- iiam Spiers, Cella Bater and former Justice of the Peace, Donald Dodge. Members ol the judge's family who were present to see blrn honored were his wife, Mae: daughter, Sue, her hus- band. Bob Mitchell and their children, Sue and William; his sisters, Diana Callahan and Jane Fletcher and their tan1Uies. The "Orauge Corui:t 0.Jymplc Games" are coining up fast. With 11 compet.i· tor11 and one assi9lant team coach DAILY fllLOT Stiff f'Mtl BACK BAY PROJECT ON ROAD TO COMPLETION New Alignment to 81 Ready by Mid-November Biggest Back Bay Road Job Picking Vp Speed A!ter ~ jrutt.uy slow ~ work on Uta-..-fldl'riilill'"~ ever un - Jdg' -«ett·Of ~rt Bay is now-on schedule and &Jtould be com- pleted by mld-November, city aides reported today. Irvine Avenue, Tu.lit.in Avenue and Campus Drive at the far end of the bay are being rearranged a n d reconstructed. into one continuous stretch, a«<>nllng to Newport Beach Public Werk! Director Joseph T. Devlin. The $330,000 job will see the street& converted from two lanes undiVlded to a four lane divided roadway. Funds for t~ mile-long project, begun four months ago, are coming jointly from the county and city. Although the ·work is now less than eight weeks from completion, pro- blems have arisen about the "new" street's name, Devlin noted. Planning eommisaionen will have to face the problem oC a· one-mile stretch of road with three names. Devtin said he thinks the name Tustin will drop out of the pcture with either Campw; or Irvine being selected. nus, he emphasized, would only involve that part of Tustin in- cluded in the comtructlon work. The work al.so provides for realign- pieot yrthe r.oa4.w~ ·~ thf: vicinity of l.J>e->jrivare'>rGad lnlor10cti0ll,>' "fn- ahllauon ir' -an "lltlder&rWDd ·1t0Tm drall>lg' ry1tem'and mlllstnlctioo ot 23rd str.et Devlin said much nee<led right-of· way was made available by the Irvine Company •t n9 cqst to the ~ty. "We're very pleased with the cooperation we :got from both .Irvine and· t,be count,-,'' be said. "It's o.n.ly' with their help I.bat w(l're able to do this . work in · advance of other nei&hborhood develoPOJents." He said the realignment project will "'change the 1an<lsca-pe'1or lhe better and wW provide tor ufer aod freer movement of traffic." The j-Ob got off to a slow st.art because of the extensive substructure work the contractor had to do tc, put in the storm drains, Devlin explain~. There were al.so were problems In getting pipe that bad been ordered. But the job is moving along smoothly now. Paving of the northbaund lanes should be~ in about a week. Then wW come the southbound lanes, now being graded. When they are paved. the work will be done and - presumably -a ribbon will be clll. Third Lemoore Skyhawk Crash l{ills Navy Pilot DINUBA. Calif. (UPI) -A Navy A4 Sl..-ybawk from Lemoore Naval Air station crashed in a field near Dinuba Wednesday kllllng 1lle pilot. The piJo_l was identified at Lt. Clarence IC. Miles, 25, tbe llOft of Navy Cmdr. W.-T'en H. Miles, ol the PWit Mugu missile range. Lt. Milu receDUy flew 100 combat mission• 1n Vietnam and ""' awa<dod 10 Alr Medall and the Navy Commendation MedllL Witnesses said the plane apparently atruck a power line near Pine Flat Reservoir and then crastied into the field where it exploded. The downed power lines touched orr a 1mall f-orest fire whidl wa1 coo- trolled la1': Wednesday after burning •bout 25 acres. Thia was the third cmsfl of an A4 styhawk Jet from Lemoore in just over a week. Stal> Suspect Freed . I Cleared of Intent • Mesan 's Death in A Newport Beach man arrested on suspicion of murder after the stabbing death of a friend Tuesday i.s a free man, today, cleared of any personal intent in the tragic, accidental case. Edwin Garic, 4.9, of 408 62nd St., was released from Costa Mesa City Jail \Vednesday evening, where be bad been held !or about 30 hours while detectives pushed their exhaustive probe. Less than one hour be£ore the vic- tim, Terry L. Crusha, 30, of 2459 Orang~ Ave., Costa Mesa, was scheduled for a funeral service today. Deputy District Attorney Jay Moseley explained the case. "No comp!ain~ll be filed," Mosely said, "there is nothing at all to in- dicate it was anything but an ac- cident." The fact that Garic had to be ar- rested is simply another more com- plex facet or the tragedy. since he held the knife which accidentally slashed Controversial Car Storage Lot Approved A Costa Mesa businessman who (ought city hall with charts, words and pictures-and won-is moving ahead today with plans for an auto- mobile storare lot on the wewt side of the city. Robert B. Lard, vice president and gt!neral manager of Harbor Auto Body and Harbor Towing, won a 4 t.o 1 City Council vote revel"$i.nc prior denial or a coodltton11$.... ~mlt too lhe ~ '"""' ~ JitlUlonday. ~llr AJv!Jl C ~Y .,..,. the only council member to vote against tbe pennlt for the :.l,OIJO.squar0-loot lot a< 964 W. 17th St., Jn an Ind~_. dJ11trict which has a few re.s.iaemw un1i.. The vote outraged .-veraI propen, owners Who liWke against the -- lot earlier bl the meeting, before Lori presented bb succeesful, argumenta * to wby be deeerved a l'e\'ersaJ. ' Noise, unsightliness and plummeting property values were alleged nasons cited, although Lord has pro1ni&ed to go to every reasonable length to mln- imi7.e potential problems. across several llves. "How do things like this happen~." he said to police in stricken tones as Crusha lay on the floor of a friend's apartment early Tuesday, dead of a knife wound which penetrated his hearL The pair had been 11t a business d.iscusS'ion with George W. Hillyard, 51, of 361 Monte Vista Ave., played cards and drank some beer afterward, then went bo the kitchen for a &nack. The moderate beer drinking was not a factor, police said. Garic said he made a teasing remark of some sort to Crusha while holding a knife with which he was slic- ing roast bee! and the victim lunged at him in a bit of horseplay. "God, I'm hurt," he gasped alter stepping back. They were hi.s last words. "The people don't think in this vein very often," Deputy District Attorney Moseley commented regarding the homicide investigation which freed Garlc. "But the police are there to protect the innocent .as well as the guilty lll'ld in this case they should be com, mended," he said. He said investigation by detectives ruled out anything but an odd slip of fate which caused the knife to slide between Crusha's ribs, rather than nick him .slightly and gianCe off. "The District Attorney's office hus considered the case and concurs with the findings," Moseley said. The element of tragedy for Mrs. Barbara Crmha. Debbie, II, Robbie, 8 and Mark, 6, rui: well as the couple's .parents -and Garic -is ari un-. deniable fact now. Ooe can only say what Carie sald as police questioned him about how his buddy and co-worker was stabbed to death: "How do these thingi happen?" So Ions Censure UC Over Cleaver SACRAMENTO (UPI) -The As· sembty voted 32·30 today after an emotional debate to include the Board of Regents in a resolution cemuri11g the University of Califor- nia for inviting Black PantheT lead- er Eldridge Cleauer to lectu1e on T~. But the lower ho1+1t delay~ a fjnal vott' on. the meaaure bll. Sen. John Sch~~ffn), • lntmber o] "" J8N , !oCl<ltf. Mscmibl11f114n Robt re Badhom ( R- Newport Btach), A11emblt1 lpOnSor oJ the mtaiure, cltarped CleautT ha& o "th1ee·paoe rap 1heet'' and ii a racist. LOS ANGELES -Uplverslty of California regtnts faced mounting pressure today from Gov. Reagan and leglslator1 to prevent E 1dr1 d g e Cleaver from lecturing to an ex- perimental class at UC Berkeley. "In my opinion, we have the con· stitutional atuhority to act," DeWitt A. Higgs, regents' c h air m an, said Wednesday in his San Diego office. But Higgs, an attorney, added that he couidn't say what action be woµld 1uir port until he talked with other regent!. 'Uie .Board of Regents Js meeting to-- dJoj-1Blid FrldaJ'al the J:ICLA ..apuir. ·Univetsity bUl(pt ~•li;i!• Cleaver's appotntnient pt ~ Cb be discussed. Cleaver, minister of lnlorma6on for the Black Panth,r Party for Self .Defense and a copvfcted rapist. wa1 a mollg 12 euest lecturer, chosen for a sch~duled, experJm~ntal courl!le on fl\e ba~kground of social d 11 o r d e r 1 . Another gue'st lecturer ls Oaklahd Police Chier Charles· Gain. In San Francisco, Cleaver said .the (See REGENTS, Pa1e %) * "You can put pink ribbons around a Cl s la d s k ~~~.":1d~~~,:ru~~ eaver te to pea car," dee I~ Albert Rutlberford, (See STORAGE, Page %) • / . ' Fair Board Gets Report To1ri g ht On Pop Festival At VC Irvine Next Week · A report on the historic Newport Pop Festival will be considered by the Orange County Fair Board tonight durlng a monthly meeting in ad- ministrative offices at the Orange County Fairgrounds. Most other agenda Items for the 7:30 o'clock meeting are fairly routine, although directors are expected to ap- prove their 1969 budget. Fairgrounds General ?\! an age r AUred Lutjeans said the board does not have to accept his report on the big Aug~ 3 and 4. JXIP music festival which drew 100.CXXl persons to the city. Lutjeans \vas asked to compile the report at last month's Fair Board meeting, at which tirrie it was sug. gested that a joint meeting could be held with city officials to compare notes. By THOMAS FO KTUNE OI Tiit Dt!l'I' ,119f lllft Black Panther leader Eldridge CJeaver will s~ak at UC Irvine next week. Cleaver's appointment to teach an experimerltal race nllations course at UC Berkeley has touched off an avalanche of cr~tlclsm in recent days by Gov. Ronald Reagan, Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh and censure ~by the state Senate. ' At UCI be wUJ. be one of •lour to speak next Thursday afternoon in a student-sponsored c o n c 1 a v e on "America aa a Rael.I t Culture." Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich, reach- ed at the regeDts meeting at UCLA to- day, said, "We know there are people who are very much opposed to Mr. Ci@-aver and all that he stands (or. I'm quite sure that those who bear him will be equally opposed. "On the other hand our vJew, my view. is that hie ii part of the real world and as l«1& as he i1 a force we have to deal with he should be heard " lcrencc between Cleaver's appearance at UC I and hls being an inatructor at Berkeley. • "Here .he will speak and that's ~o end or it," he said. "It will not ~a continu!ng commentary from a 1iq le source. 1 gather from what I read e will give 10 .of jjle "°ll) JecturO. at Berkeley. Tblt ralaei the question df whether he Is competent to be an in- structor," The campus ad.mln1stration and stu- dent leaders are aware of what the probable pubUc reaction wiU be. A meeting was held Tuesday between Chancellor Daniel l\..ldrlch, Dean of Students Robert Lawrence Chair man of the Acadt:mic Senat~ Kenneth Ford and Student Body Presf~ dent Ron Ridgle. It was decided not to (See CLEAVER, Page %) OrallfJ• trom the Orange Coast in the Ameri- can delegation, the 19th Oly1npiad really is almost an Orange Coast producUon. Trustees May Ask Recount Aldricb said there Is quite a dif- -f< fr * Panther Reported Weather Not only will thert be no breaking thla cloudy spell , but we might &el a lltUe drizzle Fri· day. The weatherman sees an· other day In the upptr 60'1 wllh inland mercury n1ing to 72.. That's one reason why GleM Whlte, DAILY PILOT aporta editor. will Journe1 to Muko City to u,. hll bilingual talents to get "the word" tn the lan- guage of the Olympics u:duslvely for DAlLY PILOT readers. He'• the only newsman from any Orange Co1mty newspaper accredited to cover the Games on-iite iJl M'e»co City. And jult 11 a warmup, watch tor the DAILY PILOT'S e1cluslve pre- Otymplc1 11er1e1 start.log Saturday. It will present personallty sk.etc:he1 on each of the .12 Oran&e Coait Olym- pians. Orange Coast Junior College District trustees may reque1t • recount or Tuesday'• close bood election 1011 but the decision won't be made wrtll nut W edneaday. Board President Worth Keene 1aid a recount ia probably a good Idea to show good faith to the people who voted for the bond Issue. The f7,25 m.Jllion bond election 101t 14,895 votes for to 7 ,W agalnit, just 11>y or the two-third• approval needed. A fin81 check or tally 1beell !lhO# 12 additional "yes" votet would ha\le carried the elecUon. Kcent seld be wlU bring up \he .mat- ter or a recGunt at the board n'leeUng next Wtdne1d17 nJ~L 1'87 lhen,11 he said, "the emotional shock of all thl!i! will have kind of worn off and we can 1\t down and figure the next thin&• we an colnc to have to do ... Or. Norman Watson, d I 1 tr I c t 1uperlntendent. 1aid a recount by the Oraage County School• office wo\lld cost PX» to pX). It would conslat of _, • ..,.,. baTiot. A recotmt can't be ordued unUI attu the ornctal canvass next Tues· day, Walloa &aid. A canvas• is a rttotal.IJlg or the precinct tallie• by collnty lChooT Officials. lndlvldua.t balloll are qot counted In th11 pro- cedure. The poslfbJUtr of a recount brought back memories of the Ue vote of l\prll, 1951 In whit one ne'iftpapcr called "• .. ··~=-~~---..... .-..~--··----------~-~~------------ hiWon lo one shot" the vote on a 10~· cent override issue ended 3,271 ror - 3,771 agal11&L There followed montha of con-- 1ternaUon dtalng which aiX absentee ballots postmarked beloro but ....,.Jv- ed 1fter the absentee deadline were llnaJl1 opened by court order and counted. The COID1t w11 four votes ltn' the override and two votes aa:ainst and the mtalUTe carried. VOl!r1 Tueidiy approved converting that 11me override from restrtclM ..,. lnr bulldln1 only to -•I p~e use, The vote was 13,802 In favor tD 1,188 a11h11t A simple ma. Jorlty wu all th1t was needed. I I • On San Francisco, Teaching Staff LOS ANGELES (UPn -Tiit furor ovortbe~olalllod< P-1.ador tO' -.. at • ~n11 unlvenllJ w11 tnt.n.uled today when It wa1 dJ.tdoiled anoOter member of tbe. m1lttaDt IJ:'Oup WU OD Ille teacblnl•laU ol a .tote collere. ObanceUor Glenn Dumke, h•od of ll>e lktmpu• stat• collep 171tem, tUf a.ti lnftlttftUOD WM under wa1 el ll>o hl11"I 01 <lfft&• M • r. r a r . ""m!nlrter ll( -.. • Of tile ... !ban, b7 Saa l"r-SU.C'd'*" • r' " l NSlDB TODA~ Acu.tU.r of Orongt Cotlfl · ma 1trdnq at Otue1 aroamd -Id .... rtlolcd todaV .. Page 11. ' t u · : --.. ~c..., u = '""' :tr.,. ' .... ,...... •u = , == ;: • • ... -- • I DAA.V PILOT -·St-19, IM • -~ -..... -..------- -~-. . -----~----~ • • Saddlehack Alfeady Looking for Second Site ~"'~J-°dhll alrMllr .......... tho Po'llll!JilJ ol a fUbn -cam· ~ -tho JllDC!un ti Ille s..i. Ana Fl<ewa, and Lapna Canyon Rood. The coocept ~es on bodl pn:seut aDil ll$fo popilatioo projectlona and -~ dedalons by the boord. Arcblt.e<t Geor&c Koteles al !he Orn> Ellecbtoa_ Kotelut Fox &: Aloclatu al H~ Bea Pof,nlod lo Uie IC• ..., ~ • wcll 1 ~d"'. It·-bo -by Ibo Sala Anl ,.,_.,, , ..... ~ - and 11111 ~ l'lwnJ. -& ..... Pill mJPI be IJ rJ:,"" lny, bvl Kote)cs oald popul~ projtctloM oC growtti indlclte U.. first need would be in tbat vlc1nity rather than to the •oulh. Newport, Mesa Could Be Dream City, Says Edito1· Plctwe two wealthy Siamese twins, connected by vital arteries, in- separable but nooethele!a enjoyin.I the good 11.te • a mutual marmer while malntainlng distinctive separate lden- lltlel. Thbs wu the basic concept posed by DAILY Pll.OT Editor Thomas Keevil Wednesday in a two-cities talk before the Harbor Area CioordinaUng Council at the Caspian Restaurant in Cotta Mesa. The veteran newsman retraced the past 14 years to a time when then-'47- )'0!ll'-Old Newport Beach both wooed Md sneered at ita infant Jlster city, bom in .)953, and pn>jected some ideas !or tlletr joint future. :'u a American -or anyone in the wetld for that matter -W«e a11ked to give bis Idea ol what his ~onal dream city would be like,' Keevil a:&id, ''he couldn't do mueh better than match this : " "What abo\rt a city that -ju.!it to begip: with -ofrers these things and beyond that, olfen even headier pro· mises for the future?" RECITED LIST Keevil then ndted an impressjve list of the joint resourcu 1h1red by the twin Harbor area cities, from tax bases and education to the number of golf course holes within their lhnits. "That's a pretty picture and, while it i1 overlooking some of the aegaUve as- pects, it ls a fairly ,accurate represer:· talion o( what things would look like i ' the incorporated municipalities r' Costa Mesa and Newport Beach wer ~eed one city," Keevil said. 1!It'I a very pretty picture and r vS;v elusive idea," be added, saying lhe old e>ne<ity plan lJ nothlng new but became virtually dead yeara ago, Wi#l the corpse cooling more every week. ,Thi coocept died o! geographic in- d.,,.adence, complicalod by indecision Olt an all-eocomp.assing name. snob· bilb polttkll iaolotlon and original eepnomi~ ..,.mla on the old "Goat Hill" side. . . "The real reason the twe><lty plan l'(1l no further wasn't lhe name or U1e ein,oUanal aspect, however," Keevil af)d, "It wu a mMter of. money." ·Nowporl Beacb bad 1 mucb higher tix -per uall ol JIOP'll&tlon lhail dld Costa Mua, wb1cb meant a wed- dlnl ol lho -might be a -"' Q>ra Mesa, but would cost her J>Jrtner tu motley. •There was bard1y enough mutual gfounds ror a courtship, let alone a ~agic Show Set At Orange Coast :Tho Gnat Kirkham . wizard . ol s~-blltd and other myster1e1. will be featured in a magic show s9turday night in the Orange Coast llollop auditorium. Primarily seared far children, the show Is open to the public and will bfJgin at 8 p.m., aceordina: to officials of Co1ta Mesa Firefi&btera' Auocia- tion Local 146$, a union oraanliaUon. . Ticket. for the benefit ahow are &Waillble •t the.door, although blocks of them Wert donated earlier to area )'011111 &rOUJ>•· DAI LY PILOI OllANGI! COAST l'UJLllH1NO COM!>AHY ao~o1t N. Wtotl ~I ~ l'utill~l'lfl' J•gft It C1trloy VIOi ~ldll'!t "'° o.r..t! ............ Tlto111t1 K10Yil ··~ Tho'"'' A. M11,pltl111 Merlffl"9 Edl!w Pt•I Nb''" ~Olrl<ltll' C.... Mu. OffSd )10 Wttt lty Strotl Mtlli119 Mdrt11: P.O. 101 1160 92616 OIW°"*' ~t tut~i nn W"t ... ltol lo.rlntrd v-!Mof(111 m ...,..., ,,,_ """' ...... a.di: • ,... "'"' ' t wedding, Keevll said, 10 the two never reached the altar. "Personally, I would love to see one city. I think it would be one of the finest cities in the world and. , .it would get better and better, but those are not the fact. of life as I see them," he added. But, if members of each communJty tend to slip Into thelr own isolated co· coons, they wlU simply be hiding from greater possiblllUes through mutual effort, Keevll said~ "U we can learn to work t~r, if we can learn to ca.st a!ld e of these parochial interests, W do two things, .. he said: "1. We can still build one or the rmert communities ln the world and ''2. Preserve the identities of oor two cities." He cited for example tile unification of the three school districts, which left some animosity that is n o w dissipating, yet has still worked toward the benefit of area youngsters. "Tile .sevm trustees who aet baaJc policies for our Harbor Area schools don't talk about -they don 't even seem to think about -their own cities," he explai~ed. WORK TOGETHER "They are thinking about all of the kids of both Costa Mesa and Newport Beach and how to give them the best education, no matter whether they come from Corona del Mar, Freedom Homes, College Park or Eutblu1f," Keevil said. "To me, thia sbowa we can work together when we have to," be con- tinued, adding, "how about lhMe for openers?: -Joint planning for location of fire st.au~ and libraries, mµtual use of hi g hJ y expensive equipment or 5ophi!tfeated systems suc:tJ as to police helicopter .. and the much-dJscussed Electronic Protection System. -Organization of bigger and better recreation programs utilizing Costa Mesa'• exteoslve park boldingt .and Newport Beach'• inviting waterways. -Pressure to eet rid of uUlity pole! and Power lines festooning and mar· ring the akyllne. OWN Aui>rro!UUK 0 Why couldn't we bave a 11 auditonum all our owo, a 1,(0)..seat, revolving stage audltorlbm that would brJng f.'l:st-run 1tage ahgws and fine inu'.ii~?," he asked. He II.id the facility could be tai,lored in size and style to local needs and could brlng something fer every taste, from Jose Greco and Atllltie Mame to the Jellerson Airplane and Vanilla Fudi•· . "Ail we need is a plt.ce to have it. Unfortunately, o pllce to bave It coeta a Jot of money and neither dty by iL'.ielf is very likely to fmance or underwrite the coo1truction of the kind Of auditorium we need and could use." tie said. "'How about a symphony?," Keevil added, golng on to explore U1e possibility or an opera progr.r..m, ex· pended artl activity and even a public zoo, bullt throo&h coor<linalfd e!lona .00 talent. "Santa Ana even has a zoo, for heaven's sake, .and Santa Ana hu nothing," he sald, bringing a warm response from the audience. Keevil also menUoned the multi- million dollar Keys Marina project plotted along the Santa Ana River on Costa Mesa's west side, saying it can become a Nallty with Newport cooperaUor •. "1That would make -eounung the Back Bay -three fabulous water bays within our community," he said. "None of these thJng1 would be particularly easy, but they would be far more likely through cooperaUon," Keevil said. "I u5ed the word 'destlny' a whlle aro." be added. "Perhapt it la a bit of an emotional and flowery word, but it is indeed the word that we need to consider" "\Ve can eillher rtach our destiny or not reach it," he continued. "Jt is up tow:.'' Mesa Bicyclist Escapes Injury A Cooto Mesa bleycllJt eaclp<d serioua ll\)ury Wodnoadu WbeD struck by a car .. ht croned Olller Aftflue ,,..,. cautornlo Street IJld "u knock· ed to the pavement Jonothoo P. CowUnc. 12. o! 1181 Sid· Jy Ave.. wat treated 1t Hoag Ml!ltlorial Hospital for abrutOD.I and a postible concU1sion and released. Pollet uld tilt boy WU riding across Glalt.r Avenue when hit by Roberti Mllltt, %1, ol 212 Cecil Pllce, Coota Mua, "ho wu DOI cited. • ' !lfiddllbock wUI -II.I ~ to slodooU {.,. tllO l1rit llnio MoM.1 tll- 1111 WnPlfl'll"Y llulldlnls ... Illa al Crown Vllln Pwlnra, IJld tho -Anl-&in nlf&o Fnew17 •. Trulau aro · -uatlag ,f.,. Iii acres for a permanent campus a~ tbat location which wat picked to IC· commodate 10,000 studeota. With dotlble-deck parking, ttle _ architect UC Faculty Still Wants Panther Talk BERK.ELZY (AP) -University of California faculty members say Black Panther leader Eldridge•Cleavtt will conUnue to be sought as one of U lee· turet"s,. despite criticisms. The aim ls to have him participate In a student-initiated experimental course, said Sheldon Korchin, a psychology professor and member of a Board of Educational Development that approved the program. Money for tbe course will come from tt11 Associated Student!I of the University of CalUorni.a, and not from taxpayers, Korchln said Wednesday. One of the other lecturers is Oakland Police Chief Charles Gain, Korchl.n reported. "Instructors are our faculty," he said. "They are free to invite to their courses people who have competence and knowledge of th e I r field1, regardJess of academic background." One of the main criticisms or Cleaver was he is a convicted rapist on parole and does not have an academic education. Associate professor of psychology Edward Sampson said Cleaver has shown himself competent to lecture on rad.rm by bis tralnlng and life ex· perience. From Page 1 CLEAVER .•• cancel Cleaver's appearance. Chancellor Aldrich in a television in- terview WedneiJday likened Oeaver's in perlllOD appearance to providing pa- Uenta for medical student.I to make live examination. The audent senate met Wednesday nJght to Wee ill stand. The 18 senators present unanimously agreed t o ''strongly support the chOics .. of parUclpants'' for tbe conclave. Other speakers are Rep. J ames Corman CD-Van Nuys) wbo was a member of the "President's Com- mission on Civil Disorder," Robert Scheer, editor of the new la ft~ map.rin.e "Rlmperta," and Father .Blue Bonpane wbo spoke la.It tprlng\ I& UCI 111<1 called lho United &Iotas 11tbe rapist ci t.be world." The student senators passed a resolution saying "as atudente we are able to hire any speaker •e deem lm- ·portant to speak on any theme we deem important.'' 'Chairman of the senate Bill Coon said, "We feel tomorrow Cleaver will be censored by the UC regent.I and we want to (.Ive him tome support from the student body here." Cleaver .and the other speakers each will receive a 1peaker'1 honorarium of about '4-00. ' STUDENT SURVEY Don San Filippo, student in charae or OrientAtion Week activities in· eluding the conclave program, said the topic was selected by survey of students durlne the spring student body election. He said speaking invitations were issued to a number of persons in- cluding former llUnols Gov. Otto Ktrner, chairman of the Prtddent's CommJsalon, New York Mayor Joh.n Lindsay and Massachusetta Senator Edward Brooke. 'Ille man the students got to lead oU :the conclave, congressman Corman, was described by Chancellor Aldrich at a man who represenlJ the established agencies of our country LQ- cludlog the forces of Jaw and order. "Jf one reads the preamble of the Kerner Report," he &aid, "the con- sressman's function on the Com· m ission Is described as being cautt-ous and rentcting the conservative at· Utude." Aldrich said Cl&aVtt was chosen to represent the blect mJlltants, Scheer to represent the new left, and Bonpane because he calls himself a revolu- tionist. f'r-om Page 1 REGENTS ... controveny "seems to be typical of dem&J<>Sic poUUclaril who s!ase the --IJ to whip up some rilhlwlng ... 11ment r... political ~ ..... ll4a&an, with Ibo support of top caut....U. Democrato, wu domandlnf th't a.aver, an 11:<0arict euminUy chrfod with altompted murder 0/ an Oa\llnd policeman, be Jlnd be!on be Utltn: a word. The 24-member board on the other hand WU uodtr prthun not to revo'ke tbl permilal.on Jt gave after the "free speech" demonatratlons at Berke.tty two yura •ro ror atudent.I and faculty to ha•• treodom in nperlmenUnJ with co.....,. IJld teacboro. IOld, II c:Oald bl mldo to ae>-___ 11,llllO. Kdoloo said u.. orolocllon for -II in 0ie Jlftrlct la 'l',:1(111 lly 1171 and far I0,000 by the year ~. PllD• Ala«. ba said, will have to re~lve around board decisions on t h e dealrabt1Jty Of one, two, three or four campuses at satucadon. _ SaddJeback, Jl'")bably will have ~I 1,000 atudenls WI fl r s t .. m-.. ao .... , the e•11•1• dlltrlol covor1 18 peretnt ol OrlD&e County. K-.. id the populllloo in the dittrlcl II upoclfd to bl l.S mllllon ln 20 years. The architect aakt deve1opmenl cur· rontlY J!Oinl< to a.;eeJ~rated .crowtb ln the a r • a s of TustJn, the old lighter· tbln·llr-IM,. and Unlytnlty Park. lie Nld ....,.. 1111)ci!4s11 .,.. ol1 .,: • tremoi, oP'Jml""" about"srowth rate.: saddleblcill trualeel aJreody are equipped with a prellmlnary plan. Koteles !Md study ffSSlODS wiU likely be held With tba board an4 archltectl In October and November to im· plemeot addlUonll planning. · Own Boasts Fooling Reds? U~S. Diplomats Fear lfanoi Believes Battle Claims PARIS (/\P) -AmerlC11Jrdlplomat1 at tbe Paris peace talb are trylai to determine it Hanoi's leaders really be- lieve their owu boasts of nmaway mi· litary victories 1n South Vietnam. The American1 fear the Communl.all may he miking political judgmenll on the buls ol pl}antom balllefleld conquests. 'Ib1I could dam.age peact proopecll by giving the Roda a false sense ol pc:n:ter, the American delega- tion reeis. U. S. Ambassador Cyru1 Vance signaled these fears to Xuan 'lbuy ol N o rt b Vietnam when they met Wednesday in tbt 22nd session of the peace talks. "I am genuinely concerned tliat your 4 Law Officers Locate Mesan; Get Mail Through Clarence Wickham, Peter Pitcbess, F. G. Fimbres and George IA'ton area't Pony Express riders, but they've gotten the mail through when the Co.ta Meea Post Office appamitly couldn't. Wickham ls police chief in Waverly, Iowa, W'here the moth« of Jame5 Henkle. 18, of 126 E. 22nd St., Apt. IA, Costa Mesa. became concerned when letters sent to him were all returned. Chief Wic kham wrote to Los Angeles County Sheriff Peter Pitchess when Mrs. Henkle contacted him about a missing person report on the youth. A record check tumed up nothing and sheriff detective chief Fimbres fcrrwarded the query letter to Costa M..a Polico Chief Roger N~, ooll· fying Chief Wickham in Waverly, Iowa. . Detective Sgt. George Lorton was assigned and found Henlde was right where he was supposed to be 1n CMta Mesa. Almost. 'Henkle &afd he had been in COlttllct '"ith his rnoUler and the matter is now resolved. Investigators w.ld Mrs. Henkle was getting the letters ret\rned because she marked them Apt. A, instead ol Apt. IA. Sgt. Lonon .,..... I -to Waver- ly, l""a Wednesday ezplolnlnf wllal bad 1-ed- Presumably, OUef Wickham will receive It soon. government may be under th• Wusion tbll lnflated boosts haye·IDme bads Jn lad," •lld Vonce. "That tlnd of u. luaion cOuld produce mlltai.en and d.anceroua calculattons ..• and would be a tragic: mi.stake.'" Apuirloan officials are examlning two other pouible explanaUom for what Vmce called Hanoi's "wild and distorted claims:'' a need to pep up tilt monle ol Vlei Cong and· North Vleµ,amest troops; and a campaign to mislead wcrld aplnlon about the Ctl'urse of the war to rally support for an American retreal The American delegation today gave it' verdou Of casualtieJ 1D several re- cent battles in which the North Viet- namese claimed ''brilliant vktorlet." Here is "a comparison: The North Vietnamese claimed l ,too American casualUes and 200 vehicles and guns destroyed in fighting at Tra P11ai, near Tay Nim City, on Aug. 17 and 22 and oo Sept. 11·12. Tho Americans reported in au four engagement. four Americana were killed, 68 were wounded and one howitzer was damaged. Against these· losses, they said, 2f1I Red troops were killed. The North Vietnamese claimed one whole American company was put out' of action at Ben Cui on Sept. 10 and 111 tanks were destroyed. The American.t said their casualties were·three killed and 26 wounded -against 99 Vlei Cong ldlled. Front Page 1 STORAGE ••• ' whose second story will overlook the ya.rd. "We live on the beautiful west side with Its pr-evailing aea breeze," said Rutherford ol 954 W. 17th St. "l can see I.oog Beach, Pa!OI! Venles, Huol- lngtoo Beach and Catalina." "The people that live there want it to stay the way it ls," added Ruther- ford, who owns 12 units that he said comprise the showplace of. the city's v."e5t side. ''\Vho wants to be awakened at 3 a .111. by wrecked cars being towed in?" added Frank Strahl, 214 E. Costa Mesa St., who also owns rental unlts adjacent to the storage ya.rd !iitle. Strahl and others against the proj- ect signed a petition bearing more than 80 names. ··1 very strongly object to this Junk· yard," added strahl, who a: po k e against the storage yard in both plan· ning commission and city council hear· ings prior to its original rejection. Lord, however, swa)i!d councilmen through a series ol. cbaru, photo- graphs and a lengthy discaas.ion d. UE Son Diel! in Vegas LAS VEGAS !UPI) -Sherill's detectivea today awaited the resultt of an 1utopoy on the body ol Richard Fred Mlcbael 'nlolDOI, 19, son ol a Laa Vegu Tumst.rs Union oflldal YOU!li 'lbomaa ,.., round deod Wed· nesda, !dgbt _lit,,.i>orked aulo ln front of an apertm...,. bouJe various r e a s o n s why pennlssion shoul_d be granted for hls operation. He said the company's need for larger location was drastic, citing the fact that a caravan of hundreds of wrecked or impounded automobiles must be handled each year in the city. He said we ol the prime propertf ao a storago yard would abo be an lntierim use and that it would even· tually put on to IOllDe more luc:rative project. and that many buah:iessmen in the area eodtne it. ''Last time, I made tbe motion to, deny it, so I guesa I'll get my feet wet and •tart talking In Ille other cfuec.: tJon," said Councilman William L. St.. Clair, bringing grooru ol 1urpriae from pr<llest.n. He snid re.lclentlal developmenl in the area is nowhere near as great as he had been led to belJeve during prior hearings. "We've learned some things that didn't come out in Ule last bearing,". added Councilman Willard Jonlm in ~dillg St. Clair's m o ti on for ~pproval. · ·'-·1J Jordan, an arcblteet. .!iaid the area~ of the city involved-in his belief-will . be one oi the fine3t high.rise apart·· ment development 1ites In the SOUth·. land wit.bin the next quarter century and tbe -Iii• yard will 11 least boi<l the property for rutwe development. · Slralll and othln w!io """t:::r .about the projeol roPNtedl:r • II a wreddnJjord,'&Jl ·tbo·ln spo.: clllcally ll'Obfblli ---and repalr work. . JJ. J. (Jarrett prejentj • • • SOFA & LOVE SEAT SHOWING'. 33 Styles & Si111 to Stloct from; 1nil l'lbd Folirlcs You Moy Order From. PriCetl from $250 ·to $850 0.00.. hm such lomous n1mos as H.-it0to. T omlinlO!I, StoM & Pltllip, McGrvlliw Conradi, Jomestown and 111111y otl,ors. Yeur favorite lnterier cltsioner wiU b. happy te •••l•f .,.., • , t H.J.GARRETf fURNflURE ,ROFISSIONAL 2115 HARHOR ILVD, INTERIOR DESICONERS COSTA M!SA CALIF. 0,.. M-. -AM -1>46.0175 M6.0176 t t • ' . BY WILLIAM REED Reeds ••• In the Wind The thought for the day was brought in this morning by 01' Greasy Murphy who has been strangely absent from the area for a few weeks. He dropped in to re-. mind me that when a wife buys things on credit she's merely displaying confidence in her hus- band. Wounded But Still Fl9ing ' DAILY PILGT 3 • Huntington High Bonds Proposal 'Proposition A' The •12 million bond proposal !or the Runtinltm Bcoch Uolon lligh School District has been del!lignated u "ProposlUon A" on the Nov. 5 ballot. 1be mooey, would go for a building program to cover district needs for the next three yurs. 4' Some '23 mllllon to cover a five-year period had been recommend~ by the diatricl's C:iUzens Advisory Com· mlttee, but wu pared down to S12 miBl.on by ooel-coMclous trustees. 'nle hood money, if the propo&lUon receives the needed two-thirda ma· jor;1y, will be Wied fa< eight major items: bond do Pot• the lull ICk:lfJI levy will be exteniled an adcUtlocal five or tlx .years to ellht to to 1-• lll h tuture before the rate starts to drop. Pass or fall, the bond ilstle w1U have no immediate eUect on the tax ralte, II)' icboolmen. Barefoot Boy Back to Cl.ass In Moccasins Actually Greasy came in to tell me how Mayor Alvin Coen dropped the gavel on Joe Ferm Monday night at a council meeting and how Joe didn't like it a bit. This Mallard duck with its body pierced for :ao ability IO lly and rwlm appears JIWe affecttcl by days with a 36-incb. target arrow flies from would· the ar.row. Acquisition of cne site and required piannlng, '2,millloo; Field Act con· tingency, Sl.5 million; Westminster !Ugh Schoo~ classroom fieiibllily, '35,<KX>, West:m.l.nst8!' Hi~ School, in- crease library capadly, '35,000; Westminst.« Hieb School, convert bus garage·to two clasarooms, $30,00J ; ex· pand district olllces, '260,000; build and equip higll sdlool No. I, '7.511 millioll, and inllatiooary contin(e!IC)' ft.ind, $550,000. Robert H. Ni.gtwwoDger wimts an educltion -~en if jt d,'Yel him coma. be rescuers on Mirror Lake at Reading, Pa. Its "No siree." Ol' Greasy said, 1101' Joe didn't like it, but some others of the Jon~ sufferin' council at- tenders did like the action. Seems a Jot of people are sick of the same old hassle being hassled over and over. * "Trouble was that for the first time in a long lime 01' Joe was n<!t just going' to harangue the council about redevelopment or any of the other windmills he tilts. He had a darn good suggestion about where the new civic center ought to be. Land Purchased; Street Widening Now 'Go' Pro.iect Deportation Next · Step For U.S. Draft . Dodger? District administrators say that wttmut the fund1 the di.strict will face a serious 1hcrtage oi clusrooms in 197o-72. At present each of tlhe four ma:tor campuses is overloaded by 200 to 500 students, according to school admini!trator1. '!'be .final c1ulpler 111.IU lepl battle to II" to ICbool bare!Oot -written lut w&et when be apPeand at Full-.km1or <J0!1ele -.g mocculm. ~ -.U\)Olled -Ille lw<>-year collep loll J9mory .rtor'he ipared onion !tom .-i ofllciala -Ito"""~ to .... -oot. The Brea atudeat'~ .clllm -an llDWUa1 loot coodltlcG made ' It m~y unsound tor him to wear shoes W9.S overruled, and wbeD be oon- tinued to -in clul, Ibo acllbol boanl got a coort Mier f<i< blJn to Ill'¥ ~Ille-. "Mayor Al shut him up before he had a chance to say that bis pro- perty owners want the civic center out where Joe lives, by the Talbert Avenue-Golden West Street lakes where the new library is to ~o if the peoole vote yes on the bond issue. "The mayor told him that the public hearing on the civic center has been closed and it has been since about last May or June. Al was only doin' what be should have been doin' all along. * "Joe thought he should be allow- ed to speak because, after all, he is a resident of this here city .. Trouble is that somewhere along the line the citizens got to shut up so's the ,governors can get on with lellin' the ~overned what lo do. "There's been so dang many times that a topic bas been talked to death and then brung up again to be talked lo death some more. And that's an overkill and that's what Joe'd like to have done Monday to the councilmen. "He's in good company, because there's a lot of tired people who'd like to join him when discussion roes on and on over notbin'." One ot the last steps remaining before crews can begin widening the iateraection ot. Edinger Avenue and the Southern Pacific Railroad east of Gothard Street has been completed by the Huntington Beach Qty Council. Councilmen have agreed to buy a strip of land needed to complete ac- quisition ol land for the widening pro- ject. Price for the land is $2,49'2. Councilmen thell approved a call for bids on the proj ect which bas been loog awaited by i..-sers Of the arterial highway. The street now narrows from four lanes to two al the railroad tracks just west o£ a lar~ shopping center creating a bottleneck. Kiser Fills Byrnes' Chamber Board Seat The board of direct.ors of the Hun- tington Beach Olamber of Commerce accepted the resignation of Don Byrnes, an executive of the Hun· tingt.on Harbour CorporaUoo. He was replaced by Ralph Kiser, district manager of the Southern Catifornia Edison Co. ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) -Thomas Glenn Jolley, a North Carolina native who denounced bis U:S. citizensbip, may be deported as an alien. The question is to which country he WOUid be sent. The government contends that because Jolley gave up his cltllensttlp in 1967 to escape the draft it was ll· legal for him to re-enter the country. Jolley's attorneys meamvtrlle have been given 3) days to file a defenre brief after a federal bearing Tuesday. Joseph Monsanto of the U.S. lm· migratiori Service, in asking for the Republicans Discuss Airport Wi41b the opposition demonstrated by J.luntington Beach residents to the Bolsa site fCYr a possible county regional airport, where is the airport to go'? nus is one of the questions mem- bers of the Huntington Valley Young Republicans hope to .uk Robert J. Bresnahan, director of the Oran&e Coonty airp«'t syitem at the 8 o'clock meeUng tonight at b Sheraton Beach !no. The meeting is open to the public deportation order, said Jolley "has shirked b.lt respo.mibilit,." a n d shouldn't be ll1lo"9d to remain in the Uoited Slliei. The cue, 1&ld Mlltoa Mllicb, will set a precedent whatever tfl:e outcome. Milich ,... 1ll<I federal, l!lqui\-y officer presiding at the h..U.g. Jdlley, whb Ls employed by Emory University, was accompanied to the hearing by bis wife, Margaret, who ii a native of Atlanta. Jolley'1 attorney, Peter E. Rindskopf, argued that even if Jolley is judged to.be .a11 &llen he bas a right to rem;ain because be Is married to an American citizen. The government contend.!: that Jolley had no rights on any besis to return to this comtry from Canada after his reriunclation in May 1981. Records showed Jolley denoUn~ hls citizenship before U.S. OOll.1ul Ricbard J, Doll. Canada, Jelley, 1aid, would be hia fir&t c:hcice Of countries U deported. But government cfficiall!I said it wculd be up to the countries to accept him. An crder could bt issued asking him to leave the country voluotarily witliln a 91).doy period. A decision will be rendered by the hearing <tficer which can be appealed to the Board ol lmmllJ'atioo Appeals and to the 11.S. Supnme Court. The Sl2 mlllloo bond issue can be finaooed. with no lncreau in the tax r«e by extending the present 50-emtl per •too tax rate for bond irterest and redemptloft. lf the bond issue does not pass, IChoolmen say, Ule tax rate for bonds will begin tapering off below 50 ci!nls in another· three or four years. U tho B e 1 1 d e 1 hi! black moccminr, Nighawonger returned to -1 flt· tired in an orlll@O Nemu Jadlot IDI slacU. H' ware bi& hair lon&. . "There's been too much mlde 1 of tru.s, .. be told newsmen. ... just 'WW!t to be wt alone." Huntington. Asks Census ' For Boost .Over 100,000 Three hundred ceruus takers are needed for a special federal census ln Huntington Beach beginning the ftrst part of October. City ()fftcials expect the special census will show the city's population as well over 100,000. Taken: muit be OVer'tS, have a hifh scbool · educittfon or the equivalent, pas1 a written test to 1how they can fellow written lmtrucdoos, do simple arithmetic and read maps, be in good physical coodition, be a retid.ent ol the area and be able to attep:f a training sessions cf about four hours. Pay la '5 for the tr.aining sesstcn and seven cents for each name lilted. Eoomeflaton must work It least aix hours per day. The census la espected to take about 10 days. •:. ApPllcat!on• max !>O -od at Qty Hall, 5th SUeet &Jld Pecan Aftnue or by writing to P. 0 . B,. 190, R""' tington Beach. SAVE 36°/o 47°~ 5:ZO/o AND MORE Lodlft Sportswear JEANS • PANTS ...... ~~: 3.87 SHORTS ....... ~ 2/5.00 SHBlS & KlllT TOPS Dresses .... 11.00 te 40.00 Ne• 737 TO 1CJ87 Shifts let. I.OD te 20.00 New 3s1 TO 687 '-"•-LONG SlEEVE lADlll SHIRTS .... St.GO te SI0.00 N•w 500 Sweaters ht· 11.H te JO.ff New 437 TO 1237 Skirts ...... tt.H New 1087 ................. .,., MOW ~I 3.37 COORDlllATB> SKIRTS, J PAITS 6J&am IMIX .. Mli'T'dfl .......... '.:::, 3.87 4.87 .------- LINGERIE BABY DOLLS Al!G. S.00 NOW 3.87 GOWNS 11.l!G. LOCI NOW 3.87 DUSTERS 11.EG. t .00 NOW 4.87 NYLON JERSEY ROBE 11.10. '·• "'ow 4.87 PANTIES lll!G. IM to 1.JO "'""' 57c to 87c BRAS & GIRDLEJ 11.EG. ).• 'fO "Cl !¥YH 1.37 to 3.37 LIMITED QUANTITIES Shifts & Dresses 4.87 ...... te 14.00 ""' BrlS 1.37 ...... -- Jewelry· j Clutch Bigs ::-..:. -49' :: ..... 1.87 67• MAD MONET HOLDERS 11~•. IM NOW -------.> ----------------------~~-- CHILDRENS WEAR I GIRLS WEAR I DRESSES 5.17 7.17 SLEEPWEAR 2.17 PANTYHOSE . HCh 1.87 SWEATERS 3.37 J 10Ys WEAR I KNIT SHIRTS 2.17 . NO lltON WASH PANTS 3.17 HOSIERY 4/97c SWEATERS 5.17 SWIMWEAR 1.17 HAYTHORN! CHARGE ACCESSORIES HANDBAGS .... Lll197.ll ... 3.87 .. 4.87 JEW.LllY .............. -87c .. 2.87 ,ANTY HOSE .... ..!.. 1.87 GLOVES :.i·"1:L7 Soemleu HOllery "'M.!."' 3/l:J.7 Now MEN'S SHIRTS IC1dh -Sl'ert -Dr•11 .... I.ff-t.00-11.01 3J7 4J7 5.37 SLACKS o,.,, •11tl C11a1I .... It.at'-JI.Of Now 4.87 .. 12.87 SPORTCOATS .... 4t.ff te 41.tO 19.00 .. 27.00 l'ECKWEAR Now Sox .... J.11 .. I.ti 1.25 .. 2.50 JACKm ......... ... 9.99 ..... ,. .... te 6.00 -Now Pajamas ':.':.. .. '·00 69c 3/2.00 ,,. 3/2.75 3.99 Limited Quantities ORI •ROUP Blouses & Knit Tops ,..._.. OA• ......... ~ Nylon '12 Slips ~ .. -1.37 Girls ·Shorts NO llON ,., .... .. u ..... .. Men's Swimsuits ·--· ...... u. .. 97c Neckwear ' -· s._ ... 19, 1961 ay IARL WILSON Ofn.~ ....... ..,, For 13 years, television's ''Gun· sxnokt" baa had the same o~ 1hot1 Marshal Matt Dillon stalking forward and gunnin, down a vil- lain who draws sunultaneowly_ But no more. C~, 1n ·a~uack doWI! .., tel•v)aiM vkllence, baa decreed a new introduction show- inJ DllJGn, played by J•,,_ Ar-""'• -!ld!lll hlJ horse across the plaini. • • .. Dooo<>M it, .. 111111 6-ytcir-old Kmn l!oft<rrH, qf SprinQ/illd, IU., 4! h< ,,,.~·to Z.cv• for school. Km• COft JMirdly hold back tht ttar1 as he tric• to t%plain to.his Dachah~nd that doo•, ;ua& ar1n't cUowcd i'n iM clat!· ,..... ,.,.. pd ctocm~ lll<lk< tlu totk any .UC.r 111 M db t.1p mid begs to aceompan11 his ma&ter. • Senate OKs Grin Control :Bill 70.17 WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Senote, In• llwl> --Ibo otand It -bot<ra Sea. -r. Kermedy WU MltuiMilld, b a I ovtnlllelmlnpy _...ed loilW&&n to llmlt llllea Cf r111... ahotl\lftl and anmnritioo. '!be bl!!, llflA!r tlltff days ol debo .. on a bolt Of amendment., puHd OD a roll c:all v ... at 70 to 17 w-,. altorllll---·-dri"-lo rwqlllre -njlltrollon Of all l1lll 11111 llceDmc o! hlr ....,,.,._ The bill -.... to a COllllftnet committee to I'IGOIJC'il• dilvtAetl he· -Senolo and llouae ·-o{ . . ' Illa .......... . niol llnai --aloo WOUid IJon md orde< ·-·at "'""1"""""' .tnd it!lil ml!! ~ to anyooe i..t --°'""'... alreaey ' lw •P- )llVVICl -~ 0. ---Thi senate earli8" this YNf, before Kennedy WU llbot to dt.ath, turned c1oWn the ao-called Jona f\111 PRPOlai by noar}¥ • i-1 ma<P.. · Alter Illa Kton~ .,...,1oa11on, c:JoD#t• wu d6lused wttb mall from d-'demandln2 somtthln2 be done ab9ut t!te traffic in firearms, and at- tacldpi .,....,. -hive lobbied ~ -c:oat<oll. 'Ibei senate rejeated f • d t r a l nststretion of all firearms and llcel- ini at IWl owners by a vote Of 116 ID SI. Votlllg · for tbe '"""°'al wu Son. E.i,.'ard M. K.....iy, mUlnt h1a firat appearance on the Senatt floor since bis brother's death . J obnson Presents 5 Army H~roes Medal of Honor Supporters of political candidate lemon! A. StrMlor Jr., of Koene, WASHINGTON (UPI) --ot N.H., camt ·up with a 1ood solution Johnson todliy prt1ented the Mtdal ol to th•:.; em of rubber chicken, Honaf to five msn for beroinn while !Wld-. dinnen. '!'bey Hilt con-servinl with Ille N:my In Vletnom. triblltDn $65 or more an invita-Recipien~ of t b • nstioo'a b1,i.t tio~ to a dinner which had lhl!' ·l>Oltt for br.-y .....,..,. note &IQched: "You may stay •t • i.t. act. Dovid H. x.:Neniy, 11, home, 1alect your own menu and ·nowen, Mut. not be bond or Irritated by lone-s. •at-Dalbut o. J-., 32, winded speakers usually p~unt Stucld>oo, ClalJI. 111 auch alhir1." S. Sil. Kenneth E. SIJumpl, 23, • M.-ha. Wil. Sil t_,.i K. Ktllor, 21, A-tin In Oilton, Ga., said ~ Ill tbay -lix mu!juana plonts spac. 4 11.tymcmd ·R. Wr\ahl, 22, IZl'OWilllr In llowtr pota In P•ul MlnoVlllt, N. Y •. McCuMy'1 carport. Mccurdy, 32, AU !Iva wee clt.ed lor.l!fawry In wu UTttt.ad ~ charced with bottlta clurlnc 1111e 1111111t1. ~llnJ martjuana. Wr!fllt ml S4mnpf lire -out ol • lit Army. '!be Wl!lto -lljd ·-·· kill· Somcbod11 find a gvn Into 4fl .....,.pjcd barber 11lop l• MU. •Ml•. Wil .. and poUcc soid a wtmcu f'tpOfUd 11dng a mcm with hair on only one side of hia Mad do the .shooting. "Ma~ be he UXJ.1 ;wt angry about his Mir cut," a policeman iaid. • Mrs. Allee Henry, 40, of Water- ford Township, Mich., pleaded guilty before a justice of the peace on a charge of "possession of a taypnotic drug" ... She was arres- ted lait July when police di1cov- ered Ille potted pot In a wlndowbox of berhome. ed ot -U anomy aoldlorl, thin led volunteen Into Oomm~kf tor> r111ory to reacue •lfbt lll10ulq ,..unc1 • ed com-tdel. Keller Mid Wrlehl made a two<non assault on enemy bunkers .and snipers, drivin& a 'platoqn from s t r o n a: def-.. pooltioDI. MeNerney, Oelpite wounds , destroyed an enemy madrine p posi- tion which had plnntd down five com· J!ades, tben auumed command of his ocmpany when the corn.mudtr Was killed. and stayed until a new com· mander arrived the next day. Stumpf ran three time1 throureh heavy fir• io retcue three ~radee wounded by enemy machine gun ftre. He UlflD led b11 squad in ML usault w!hX:b deitro)led two enemy bW\ken. STUDINT Ul"lllSING -Rebellious stiidents grab at the llightltick of a Columbia University auard when the •tud•nts, about J..'iO of them, atlomptecl to ~ 10 of !b!if number W~y-·Wbo bail been su.opalllC fol Wing part Ill die ·iplin1 di> UPI T•a..lltf9 turbances that left the campus in shambles. The guards managed to turn back the studenta: who tried to force their way into the gymnasium where regiaralion was being held. ·Rebels Storm Colu11ibia - Force Way Into Building, March Around Grounds NEW YORK (AP) -Se....i bun-haJ in enrollment of obout 21,000. camJ>'-'I pc-eceded th• move to ..... u dred Columbia Univtnlty atullont Followioi ll>a nllbt meetios Mark Ille IU>pOJlded .Wdenta In lbe a!- nbal_j pughed Into a ~ bufldll\f Rudd, SDS -a o d one ol t b • ternom. Wednflday night 11f an unaulllorbod slJll)e>lod otudtn11, 1aid tJo a """'4 at Thi •uapended llW!anta w""' •nu>ni thtt•hour ~ climued by a 3)1): •jLet 't11 mt.rd!. .around the Caln· 160 demo:n•traton: who 1&thered DOUy lllM'Ch l?OQnd. tbe croundl Of the pus and perliaps to C o rd t e r • s outl1:dt tM gymnulum w h e r e :$.11 Million Delta Rocket Up in Smoke ~ ' . . CAPE UNN,WY, Fla.-(AP) -'A lD-ltpry·llll Della ~ lumbled out of c0ntrol Wednesday Dlth\ and ex• ploded bi&ll above !be, AtanUc, rqlnlnJ an $11 milliOo attempt 1D orbit 111e world's moat pow•rfbl com· municatiocs satellite. . .'J'he launch director 1a1d a f~ltr .&uldanca systtm cau.aed Ille lroljble u..i-brought fiU7 d6itructloo to Ille ~ Au.iittc l. , .. It eeerlft qult. cltar there w• an ln-/Hiht failUre at 20 -alter Ult.- off'' In the (Jlroscope syotem ,_ to · 1teer Ille throe-otage rocil<t, • a l d Robert Gray, launch director for the Natiooal Aeronautics an:l Sp .a. c • AdtninlltNtion. Eighty-three second.a tater, the Delta pll<:bed back toward ear1ll and exploded, 1encllni pieces Of the 1hlt· teted rocket and Its Atlantic ! payload plummertlng into the ocean about 10 miles offshore. ,. · Officials said it exploded before the rmge safety officer had timt to deatroy it Atlantic S, °:~ the lntwnatlon· al Telecomm · OD.I S ate l Ut.e Conlortlum -In.telnt -was to have been the lint In • iJObil network of new switchboard satellite... that would link most of the world. n also was to have been uaed to relay telecast& of lbe Olympe pines from Mexico City to Europe. White to Die For Negro's Death in SC 1 1Aqul ICbool. residence. Cordier apparenUy can't reCistration was taking place. vy stJand revolutionaries. We have revolu· Rudd and 'lbt other suspended CHARLESTON, S. C. (AP) -A The students and thm 1u:pport.«s, tionaries from Italy, Mexico, Canad.I, rtudeDtl charged into a Une of campus 'White man bas been sentenced to die led by a man cvryin& • Nd fl.ts, France, Cennany and Switr.erllDd." policemen anned with c l u b 1 . in the South Oa:rolma 11ectric cbair for stonnod Into Sd>orma:llern Hall, Andr1w W. Cordlier is acting Observen 1ald at leut t w o 111• w.ai ibootlni Of Charleston 1boYinf uldt a campua pard who uni\'W'ltb' Jl"'Mklent. '1'1:1.t 'lh-day demonstrators were struck by clubs pjtceman James Ow«ls , a Neero. pleaded. with thml, ''l'U lort my job." Oonference of European and but university officials denied that the State offfclals say tt may be the f1nt American ltadent •ctiYiltl befan policemen uMd the cl\lbl. Thtn were time in SWtb Carolin& that: a v.1rlte 'Ibl ~'Ylflity ba4 "J l h d r a vr n WQNda,y. no arrests and apparenUy no one re· maD has rectlved '!be deattl penalty prntous pennilsion 1cr a ctmpus Stlrtinc to lead the marcb, Rudd quired medical attention. for kill.in&: • Necro. meetin& due ~ dtmiptd.on of an.moon called tor revocation of th t 0 b 1 • r v • r a a a J d 1 e v e r • 1 A jury of six men and slx warn.en, ~ rtPabldon b)' the radleal Student& university's cha.rt.-and shouted "Ho pWr.clothesmen from the New York eluding one Negro, retllrned a ~y for a Dtmoc:ratlc Society. 1be rebel• Chi Midl!" Hi1 follcnvtn picked up Qty police deputmtot were on halld, verdict without • recunmend.tion of the chaat ..i 4111 march bezan. The but took no part In the proceedlnp. m•rcy Wednelday Oialnlt Wilson Ocr-.......,.sd11lly 111ed to ~liller 28 crowd c11_.,ed q.n.tly -about.. The dam ldi.t only la minu .. 1, but nelllll Atklnoon, ~. ol llairUvilk. ltudt!lltl s~ .. .ai a rtlUit of hour. rtp.tratton wu aulpl!Dded tor the The jury dieliberated two boun after' dUortllTI Wt ~~ aflut down A noon.rtlly in Iba c-o{ Int rm oC Illa day. " l!earlDg two clays of testim<ll!y. tbol<h~L !iiiii;;iiiii;ii;i;iii;;;ii;;;iii;;i;iiii;;ii;;;ii;i;;;;;;;;;;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;91 Oladall aald NCillrlltlml would fOIUllll loday • tht univenlty, wlddl Social Drinking Damage W amed WASJ!INGTON (UP!) -l:w• oo- callod IOcia1 -i """ muJt In • 11sr1at deal at dilinal•" to tht ~. mcooc6.ie to • specialist in llDobol ..-. "Wbln IU 11wl at 1oclll drlnldoe la sud! tnat ha fMli.lWy' Mppy,.a men is bea:i.nninf t.o kill a few brCn celll, "* >aid Dr. Melvin H. Knilely. "The dama;.ge ii permanent." Knisely, bead ol Iha ~ ol AmlaniY ot tile Medical Oollege ol South <A:i>llna, io .-... a.. 28th intemltlonal congress on alCohaJ. and alcoholism b«e. He told a MWI conleninte ·W«l• nMdiy .. a heavy intake of alcohol oauae• such chan&U in th•. blood ~ blood ve ... I& Ura! !>rain cell• -be dtll>oyed by OQ'iOll -OD, OC- COtdinl -to researdl. . Norman Wiatt Knits! Sparkling American Fashion Fubl&nl lt'a a un!veruI 1..,,..ie. Toclay the best In ruhlon can come !rom lnyWhere . • • go ••ll?Y- wb-. Tbne are the new 1parJae knlta Interpreted In blushln1 pelt oolors from Dlolen• polyester with llt:ur mMalllc tllruda womi Into textured patt1<J11. True lnttrnaUonal fublon ••• the fabric w,. cre- ated in ll:ngland and des!Jned hel'e In the United SW... May Co raluw lilWI International fuhlon ex- cellence that emu· today durlni One World al. P'llllloo. Just one dnll from the coOectton In shn S.16. 66.00 • Midwest Rain Continues Frost Warnings Posted From . 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' Prince Charles F aces ·Threats From Welsh OONDON (AP) -AdoU llll1er kept blo fan mail - even wben k wu lll•ultinl. IAltort a • d pootcards lbowllll 11111 belq "' • tanner Britilb tervfcemao , Lei Brown, .mo found them In a room adjoloilw Hltlor'a study in the battered Chancellery in Bertin at the end of World War II. One of tile pootcll'ds wu pOeted in Madllon Square sutl.On, New York, ln 1938. It uJd hopefuily: "Fqr your last Qirlatma1;1 n. .. card was addressed to Adolf Hitler, Berlin, Germany. AnoC:ber P101 tc a rd, ~- f- Jullratied 111111 a donby'1 head, •lll potted I n Y"'°lllavia. 'Ille m-; "Jo the PAiiie of all tilt ..... of dlla world, bell liltllr. Heil lllebret, lie& bell Hflil." Tbtre 11 one b· rt• ., e pOl!card from FrabCe, mail· ed through the Par!! <eotral office, written in a fine band which says: "Thia is your lutblrihdoy,youbrulo.'11>e ~ Of ac<Ounb Is drawinc near." Tbere..Uso were mets1iges of adulatlnn. One, from the Sudetenland, s a i d : "We .... free. (),,,. de1ll" good tuebrer. Many e or di a I --,.. bm fol--.. _._. u.._a..n .. Reich. The iood lAml ,,.., crant Jou a very loac IDd bai>w Ult. Wllll b .... t 'regardt, family Klaus." An<Wbor compllmtlllary card IN>m Rio do ..J...UO laid: "I off~ your n; ... cellency the b9lt wishes aDd COQgtMulation1 of a )\umble member ~ the pu bllc unlmoW'n to yo ii.~ lt WU tlgned. H An Adm tr. . ., Bro-,vn1 now U ·and In asri.9tant supervisor for the Greater London "'Council, aa1a he took the !nan bcime as IO\IVeDirs, then forgot aboutll ''l llildll't given this stuff a thoucJlC tlll tile othor jl4y -I wu rooUnc around llDODI IOIDI papen," be lald. ' ''A few daya after the war ended J was stationed in Berlln helping to make GUI weather reports for allied VlP -1rcrafl. ""l'tiei ,ftussi.ans gave us poo,.. 'lo via It various parts ot. Ole . city and on one ot tnese el])edll:kms I went to tti.e Chancellery. •fr really only went kl there looking for foreign stamps. I didn't think I would pick up a piece of history like this." SATURDAY 9 to 5:30 LONDON (lJIP!) -Bomb explosions and s p o k e n threats have aroused feare for the safety of. Britain's heir to the throne, Prince Cbarles, at his investiture next ye>ar as Prince of Wales. At the present time, a small secret .anny i s tra:ilri~ .,,.,_ gllll6, ex· plo.5ives and dyed green uniforms in the Welsh hills. Thi:s Free Wales ,Army (FWA) is one of several ex- treme nationalist organilAl· tiiolls pledged to fight for in· dependeoce from the rest ol. Britain, by v~ence i f Deces68!ry. front" threw smoke bombs at ttie prince on a visit to Caroiff last July. He will be in Wales not on- ly for the investiture but for the summer term preceding ltto study Welsh history at Ahery.twyth College, taking a break from Cambridge University VIOLENCE OPPOSED THE BUTLER QUIT?· RIMA SAVES THE DAY The past two years has produced nine bomb attacks costing more than $360,000 in ckml·ag.e to government of1.ices in tbe WelsQ capital of Cardiff alld pipelines car- rying Welsh water to Englhlb cities. HIT HOME The menace of the situ-a- tion did not really hit home uotil 1be latest incident in September caused the first injlJl'y, seriomly wounding a Royal Air Force man ~tten be picked up a bomb planted in a shoe box at a practlce bomQing range c o n t r o 1 tower. Security otficiial& realized the possibilities some time beioN! and took a visible stµft from the original view that threats to disrupt the investiture were e m p t y wPrds from ·• lunatic fringe. Prince Olarles, 19, is due to be "crowned" Prince ol. Wales by his mother, Queen El1mbeth JI, in ()aq-narvon Oastle in Nortti Wales next July 1. Local police were to have handled 11le security arrangement.!. But a top level conference of borne office and police of· fi<:ialJ decided to put one of the mott experienced men in 5<ol1aDd Y""1'1 special branch mto dm'ge o f aafegiurding the prince. DetectJve Chief Superintendent Jock Wilson is balldiilg up ~ may turn oot II> be the biggest security network seen in Wales in peacetime. BEAR NO ILL WILL Naitooalists are quick to uy they bear no ill will against Prince C h a r l e 1 personally. But his title as Prince of Wa les when M has nothing to do with the place epitomizes their feel- ing 'bat L<lndon rules and dom1nates ttiem from afar. taktng their t.u mooey and naiturel resources. 'Ibl threats are by in- sinuation. Th• little known defense movement for Wales bas hin~ at bomb explosions. l\lemllen of the "pab"lotlc Vl<llence is opposed by most Welshmen, including Plaid Cymbru, the Welsh nationalist party which is trying lo win home rule by political means. Miany elf them also believe Wales cannDt exist economically w i t h o u t England, but they are a fiercely p r o u d, self • con· tained people by nature and the nationalist ti.de is rising. The first Plaid Cymbnt member got into Parllament in 1966. Their v o tin I strength has b e c o m e a serious challenge to the e<lablished paru.. from miniscule proportioos of 10 years ago. Successive governments haw granted C(JDCessiona to nationalist feelings, setting up departmoets Ji. ~ 90· w91sh affairs could be administered bun there raflher than London. Violence has become' a symptom only in the past .few years. The language is· sue might have sparked it. 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She Hid James had been sick lalely and bad been get. ting only ,lick pay whkb •fbas womed him tremen- doullly and has, been playing OD bit mind." HIGH HOLY DAY SERVICES fo be held et St. James Episcopal Church UOt Ylo Udo, Newport '-ll ROSH HASHANA Sept. 22·23 YOM KIPPUR Oct. 1.z R•bbi Ben Lelnow -C•nfor Herm•n Ru1k TICKns .. INFORMATION -'4Z·Z44t Inside the house with John James, 28, were bis wife and four clllldren, .aged 3 to 8. Jame1, -abouting, "go away, copp(!rs," refused td SUJTti;nder or let the family go . Polloe fear"'I for the children's aafety. About 100 policemen i!llD'- rounded the farmhouse after James fied there following an a1tercation with a policeman over a drl~rs She urged him lllrough the megaphone. to surrender or turn loose his family. There was no answer. James, she aatd. "i1 d&Wted to bis wlfe{i~iiJj~ijijijjijijiji~iiiiiiii~iiii and cbildren. I am positive be would not harm them'' Flooded Streets Youngsters who don't mind gellng their feet wet help policemen maneuver their rubber raft along a flooded street. in Tonbridge, England. The town was one of many hard-hit by flobds which struck southetn and eastern England following days of heavy rains. At least four persons died in the floods the worst to hit England since 1953. Many hundred~ remained· homeless and insurance officials estimate the damages in "many millions of pounds." uc.nse techmoallty Wed· Russ Oarm· s nesday afternoon. They stuned .searchlights on the house and called J l ti" through megaphones fur n erven on James to come olli. ..He -·-· reylied with shotgun bur•"' In Germany and curses. One fir~an. 19, was wounded slightly. The police kept ttieir distance. MOSCOW (UPI) -The Then they summoned a Soviet Communist p a r t y Saracen armored car. Five newspaper Pravda eccused pol\cemen and two so~r:s West Germany today d got inside, drove to the front trying to "flan a military of Jame!' house and psycilosis" in W.ashingtoo in prepared to lob te~ ges in· order to get anna Wt a side. A blast from James' military buildup. Mexican Army Guards Olympic Site gun hit the car's radio Pravda aiso said Bonn antennae. The police fired had opened "a campaign of one shot into the air and slander against the Soviet retreated. Union" in order to win ap- MEXICO CITY (UP I) - Armored units of ttie Mex- ican Army today occupied the N a ti on a 1 University campus, site of most Olym· pie facilities, in an un- precede!lted move to squash possible student demonstra- tions at tt>e games. mune froin government in- trusion. The government justified · the seizure by saying the university was being used for ''openly an- ttsocial and possibly criminal acts" by student stri.ker1 who have occupied bulldlngs since July. Police Supt. T h o m a s proval ol other West EUJ"O. onto oampus pest t b e startled by tbe sight of Meredith then announced a pean cow1t:Mes Jn its .in· CI o o d I i g ht e d Olympic ·bayonet-wielding troops ttiat "wait and ~" policy. ~s·ification of the arms stadium and ousted the sit-most left without resistance. "The alte~ative is to _use raei!. ··gr atbay t ·1 o~ .d t f<ln:e,"hesatd."There1sa Tbeoampaignagainst m . ~ one pom . UDerven sai a least 15 woman in there with four '• R e vancimst" (revenge· Military roadblocks sealed truckload! of students were , children, and our main con-seeking) West G er many all entrances today and . arrested. cern is for their safety and simmered down during the newsmen were barred. The campus is situated in the safety of this young min CzechosloV'ak crisis b u t An El Paso, Tex. student the heart of the Olympic who appears to be in need of Wednesday the Russians . treatment." said they bad the right to in-wtio refused to give his c ~ m P.l ~ x, w 1th t. he Mrs. Eunice Hadlington, tervene in West Germany A last exciting taste of Summer '68 FE ... TURINQ •.• Guest MCs J) • SAM RIDDLE l UM NELSON ShoWsat 9:00 and 11:00 PM 011 the Tomorrowland Stage ,. . _,. " I By law, the ultramodern mosaic wed camput is im- Tbe interior department paved the way for the Wednesday nigbt raid 1 which caught :.tudents by surprise and produced no serious violence. In a letUft" Tuesday to strike leaders, the department said: name ''because I'm on the uru.ver&ty s soccer stiadiwn -49, J ames' mother-in-law, "to half the dangerous eic----- run from my draft board" at. its ed·ge and .ttie Olympic was wi~·[th~Mter~ed!]lth~o~u~t ~o:r Jti~vi~ty~o~C~neo-:'.N:•:zi~sm:_~andj~~=========;:==~=~~~ !aid the students were so Villagethre~milesaway. range=°' the shotgun-militarism." Cong Drafts 13-year-old Guerrillas SAIGON (UPl) -T h e Viet Cong are drafting 13- year-old boys to replace manpower losse1 they have suffered in the Saigon area, informed allied sources said today. ·u it 15 your intention to threaten disturbances {dur· ing the games), the govern- ment repeats its determina- tion to use all lfigal mee1 that the ·games may be car- ried out normally," the let· fer said. Salazar May Live After Brain Oot • ,. iLISBON (AP)''_-. An American opeciallot ..00 flew to Lisbon to examine Premier Ant.onlo de Oliveira Salazar 1 a i d Wednesday ni«bt that the iron-willed dictlltor many llll'Vive the massive stroke he su!tered three days -ago. But there was oo indiCation whether tbe dootors thooght be oou.ld recovtt sufficiently t o resun1e control of t he government he had beaded fur 36 years. Armored convoys rolled Isolated 13 and 14-year- olds have turned up in Viet Cong rants before but this was the first time they ihave been reported being drafted on a mass scale. Three North Koreans Die SEOUL (UP I ) - American troop1 battled North KQrean infiltrators to- day on the western sector of the 151-m.ile truce fro nt and reported killing three of them. Intelligence sources said the teen-agers make up about 30 percent of Commu- nist manpower at the local level in some regions. The sources said the Viet Cong were demanding all male youths older than 12 register for service and that they sald the youths will be issued arms and incorporat- ed into Communist units for fighting in local areas. At the same time, allied and Communist negotiator• met at the Panmunjom Truce Village for the 278th time and each accused the other of cease fire viola- tions. The 79-year-old premier remained unconscious and p&ralyzed undet an oxygen tent, with bleeding reported continuing in the right side cX his brain. Hi! had been recovering from surgery a mooth ago to remove e blood clot beside the brain whell. he suffered the stroke. - FASHION BREAKTHROUGH New Way To Be Suddenly Slim Los Arigeles : -A,e you a woman whose figure is on the good side but might look perfect? You'll be thrilled by the new easy \Vay science has discov- ered for you to become Suddenly Slim and yet completely comfortable. 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Tbt 1teps are ·beille taken lo meet • ~' ·-·· oi docttts and a crowtnc de- mand fw medical lli0l'Vice1, Egeborf lo1d ""'!"'&mi Wed- nesday. Startin g nut fall, Esobtrf Mid tbe ,_... year oi ll•ternlltit> whldl traditimelly lollow1 four years al medico! sd!ool will LOS ANGELES (UPI) _ be elimlnlled. The Im Angeles Roman It may be pouible for a -lo enter medical Catbolic Arcbdioetse tras sdlool dW three years of. -U>o porfonMGCe ~M~ al ~--· ~ -•~· oolle(e -· ,_,,_ cl fdt ............... w~ ·-dMn iald, by ccudlnatlnl i. accompaniment m i t s C\II'Ticulum with the un- . churche1. deriraduate school. lmtead ' The Rev. Peter NU(ent, Of llarmlnC lbe quality cl a u1iawbant direct« of the doctor's f1orma1 education, · cKoceai.:UJ: m u s i e ccm-Egeber&: said, it c a n fttlasi.on, s:md Wedneldl!ly shcpen Jt by ellmiN.tin& ht guideline! for the u1e of parts of courits not r~ , IUl!ar• and !olk musk we<e quired by --Jl'alled lo ~ !nt ~~t, ... ~ .ll>elr ~tt .. , Nurent deniel 1liA: Ml-~ • ~;ii ~ ~.--~ \~ • · J ......__ .. .....__ '-""' 4 .. ,..".,...., ....... ~ n ~ prev~~v.t. oa , · · &Wtar mu,., 1n <Dlrdtes Judge ReJ· eels m. the Lot Angele• ~;ml()!>~~. 1o U>at coo-Brando Suit ; clumn, but !hare WU!i1 ;any policy on it," be said. I, '!be lf!lldellne doe• not -1l>e use al electric 1.,itar1. n llalles th at ruitan U6ed in Jn.Illes Cl 'llOI lo be p~ed "in 1-· tlonl -·Ibey-ti>• WtttuI from the h o 1 y sacrifice.'' T h e euidel1ne I I i d the music used in churche1 ••must coot8iD 1 • n u i n e merit." The Ul8 of re~ texts set to ---ballads la not alllllorbed. LOS ANGEt.i;:S (IJP0 - A "10 mlDlon dtlamatl61J 1u1t Wea· aptnlt actor MarlOll · Brando by th • Oa>:lan4 Pollce Offlcer.1 AssQCiatlon wu dfanl1sed Wtdnolday. Superior Court J u d I e Ri<bard L. Wella oald the suit fall• dlo state sulllclellt fact& against Br and o to bring 1he .,_ to trl11l Th e judgo 1 a v e the OPOA 10 d a y S to am.emf tlie CODl· plalnl Aged in Wood W oodrose Latest Drug Plant HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The Jaleot plallt belnJ tap. .,ed for po11ible hallucinogenic prapertle1 is the common Hawaiian woodrOlt, roaa (YIDDocarpe, which grow1 in California COll!al ....... Capt Al Trembly, head of the Los Angeles police department's narc o t I c 1 dlvislon, says he intend! to file <a report which may lead to legislation labeling the plant a dang<rouo chg. 1be issue c'ame u t;> Wednesday wbtn 1 eve• persons were boated after they 1Sold an undercover poUcewoman 25 cap1Ule1 of what they allegedly claimed wu mescaline, but actually "RS woodroae. 1bey were book'ed. on 1u1plclon of aellinl a substance in lieu of a dangerous drug. Trembly said the plant m111 be mlldlY hallucinogenic. The nareotica dlvW.on 1114 woodrose 'dole!)' reaemblo1 nt'eSCallne -It II rround up. Th<t plant bu ltral&h pricklel, and blou'oml and pear-shaped frull . We can teach }ohnliy to read •.• and Jane, too! Kl....,..mn ttiru Ith Grade llNltOLL NOYf llAWTIM . CHllSTIAll SCHOOlS ,, . Nixon fleck"lid On Grape Stand ~ <hnM -Nlloll llld \ t.ll't , ........ icemen grapple wllb members of student iroup "La Raza" as they took away the g~'a ligns SUP;- porting farm labor boycott of California table grapes. J1IESNO' CUPll-A ll'OUP Gov. llilnold Rae .. , Who o1 dem-.ain lhoulod .__ NlloD. He allo ffH~a" aAll l'W'• wut -tbe ...,__ lutlco' u th"1 l>tcklod ~ -tha dllll' aid boOOd Rldwd It, 'Nh· -• croup ol "alllq oa du r l n \,a Clllll>Olla ~" who ''wlll not "s:.. ~..=i~· tile !<II ... Grdarf1 procedarw. ., proloot,'la*' eommmlecl be Nlloll.._ no nmarb would eat Calllanta craf>OI • aobowledPI lllt -~~ I~.r • JUiee ., tllo -· wtio llift. Pl~olo martbtd CMi1llde mldft1 imOUlb 1111 IPllCll- of SeUllld Arona wbon Nix· Momlllll. Iller, NJaoa .....,. on apota lo a neer -1!)' mioW Illa ''It ta. unfolt lo """'cl. Tb~y -· ~ denul.lllt -..... i. inc lbt GOP II dillll7 .• , l>tcautt ol Ii. boptf\ll'I tD tbe -UOll ... el a few ," boYcott ol -· Balcrt ~ lo the ...... AJiout 40, ol llMm m°"". -oa _., Nina met Into 'the arna, Polleo .... wtlh a sroup of farm-Bo darad them lo lean -repe-an earlier_. 111111 outaido tht areM llld -thll 11 alectad be wlll llnd wnllltd a 11111 awt¥ from a Si<;retarr ol Alrlcultln a llrl. Who wlll -1< fod•rm-. · Tho demOllllnlan wwe He ljlo eommented that mado up oi farm wcrken Iha plllbt al tha Amtrkan and -..11 tn"'LA Roa," farmer m1111 be endtd If tho a Mu!Clll·Amerlcan orsan· J>ilaht ol the farm WGrbr II tiatloll at Fr• 1 n o State. io lie ondtd allo. Many wen Mexican som· He 1aid bis oPpo&itlon to breros. tbe boycott ii baaed on bil P S • While the r e s t of the belief that the way to help eru etzes, c r 0 w d of 5,200 cheered the farm wocker ii lo help Nlz.on, tbey jeered and the farmer. · Releases u.s ........ ~i;;;;;i;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;---;;;;;;;;;;;;=-tl Attacked Girl Given $5,000 SACl\Al4l!'Nl'O (AP) '!be Stale Bolrd of OoMrol bu approvtd a~.ooo srant for Sillllll Bortoklmel, an 111- year-old Uldah pl Mio WU lddnaped, roped oad lei! for detd•yuraco. -'• .. ( Tuna Ship SAN DIEGO (UPI) -The American tuna c II p p e r Ecuador wu Abed 32 miles off the coast of Peru Wednesday but wu releu- ed several hours later. The American Tuna Boat Allociattoa aid here the San Dieco-bued ve1&e1 wtth a crew of lf wu boardtd by three armed (Ual'dl trom Peruvian warship. SanUllan, and wu ordered to head for the port of Talara. Port olflclall •wnlned the llllp's papen and than rel•ued It 19 ruume IWlll(. ft WU the nlntla ti. s. \'Olla! •e!Rd by • Letln Amlrtcan country tb11 ~ar. Tllore. haw been llS HliUre• slDce 196L .~ ..... 1. ~, ~1 't' ' uo·G- GtOOM\MG ANY SMALL OR M~IUM SIZE DOG IN AVlllAGI CONDITION TR/MED AND 91 BATHED COMPLETE • ONLY Laguna Beach School of Ari and Design FALL PROGRAM SEPT. 30 • DEC. 7. ........... - IO .. I IUNtl DAVID ICHNAllL lffll AAMmoff AINOLI ICHIPllN IVTH OHOOD ..ON ITOQSl.Uf llASIC AND ADVANCED COUR$U DlAWIN• COLOI & IDleN OIL PAINTIN• SCULPTUll WAnlcoutl UN llAWINa INN Af•r•u•• 6111111'•• .. Hr ....... ......... c...;..1 ... .,;.,:., .. ,.,. • ~ .... ' ANY SMALL OI MIDIUM SIZE DOG IN AVIRAGI CONDl'T10N • TR/MED AND 91 GROOMED ' COMPLETE • ONLY LIAIN" THIN IA"" GOOD PAY .... -...... -.. of111lon • • _... _.. ... idlbll Ill t.r.d dot .-oomw e QAY •EVENING C\.ASIU e AU. IOUIJIM!NT fURNllHf.D RIGll\'D llOWI ...W.PAU.~ COMPLlll otpOMIHO COl"MI ENR0££1 TO/JAY. IS041 llOUll Sf,.~ ~ ... 897-6608 ~1.-POlll~TIClll WlSTMIN\TIR 6t C.~RDfN GROVE ARIA ~ " \ (0\fA Ml 'l ll ls BfA(H ARIA\ DOCN• DIPOf •• 2 ft31•GADWAY, COSTA M9&-M2-411 I _......, ..... ""' ............ ---------------- OAILV PILOT f! : •• SHOE STORES . ORANG£ <mfA' LOCATIONS! 'IN ,,-. ,,.. . ;:::.., 464 I. MAIN ;UI ti~ SELLING NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SHOES AT SAVINGS OF 30cyo to socro NAME BRANDS YOU KNOW SblS lo flt YOU Women's-3\'i to 11 AMA to D Mtn'H to 15 AA to EEE 30.000 PAHi TO CHOOSI ROM Gals· Come See The beauliful selection of new Fall ,shoe~. Natjon9,IJy adverti$ed. -. SAYI UP ro s1o;ao A PAii Sm.IS rot DRISS - UISUU -CAMPUS Wlll . Women's Sim 3y, to H MM to D OPEN HITES t11 9 OPEN SUNDAYS nuows • DON'T PAY IDllL fOI NADONAU Y. ADVDTl&lll llffH$ SAYE 30,o to A 50,o --· :Treme1ldou1 S.lectlonl SAVE$$$ SIZES 6to15 M-EEE • ·-•• '· . • . • • • . ... • • • . - I I I . . I, ;~ •• I .. • ,. • .. • ~J • .. • • '' ' " ·. , ... .· •. • • • l • • . ! -• J,0 DAILY PILOf For The Record Meetings l'•IDA'f llnl!td FllMI l'l"fnclal .,,__.....i Couiw:ll, llnflM FIHld i:imc.. tn w. Wll>OI\, Coll• Metl. I 1.m. kunhnelon fM~ r._,, C tub• Sht'11ltln Md! !VI, Hunt1nllkll'I s .. m. 121·10 p.rn. ,.._.rtnen. L onJ . c:1u11. s~_'!§trt 2111 W. C.0.11 Hlll'IWPY, H-• -... ~ 12:15 p,m. Marriage Lit-ens es U.S VEGAS. HEV. -MA••IAGE DAil V l"ILOl lllff "11&11 Testing Voting Machines LEGAL NOTICE ' LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICZ Mk !!1 .. nta Of' MOfMUl'O.slllL/TY !"41l... ,..,.._.. Ml "1 1itt111a II ._., .,_ ftiel fM -(Sll'f11111CAta ... &lltCOWftNUANCI amTIC.t.1'• 0111 ._,........ iNOflCl(T'O c•nrnin ~ 91111"" lie ..... 11111 .... '"" OI' vt• AN'l(Ml AIANDONM•lllT llltc'ffnOllll tt.lMI tvl'••'" CllMl•T 4MI fMI .... 1111 c.ntl'fCMil fl'/: II'!,,.... ... PICTITIOtll NAMI 1"' ~ • CIWTlfY ...., ... ll'llTS OP C4UHIUI.,_ llOa = ~ lfWMft~ 911 et tf1W tf'lli Mlt. THI.. UNO!.UIGil'EO .... Mr*' ~ en.. e ...,_ •I Jillt .,_ li., T"I C04.lflfTY Of' OllAM9'1 .,_.., WI ll'lll ..., ti S.i.Mir• I ... Cltl'tlfY ...,, ~ A....-1 a tNI Ille ~ ~ c.tlfiltNI. _...,.. flt ~ -. A ..-It I' UllrMA ~ .. • ....,_ ....... tM ~ t1tfi1Ua flrt'll -tf C'OllCM.Y ..... Ille! b1ittt ff CAIY\. COMAN DA•MAl.l. ,.ii (,.., ,.,_ Mfnll fll ]tta WOOIDWtNO IHOf' .tf Mid ,.,.... It _,..... (If tlw fotllWtnl D--.c. -0...-.. G-. (tit~ n• •. Mahtllll •IYil.. ~. ,..,_ ..... --1111 filtl .... ..... NOTIOI II Hl•lflV •tVIElil .. ... ,_.,... °'"'" c .. 11 O.llr .. !It!. C.lilllnll .. wllldl ---flt"'*'IW' ol ~ •rw M -.tio.t: ~faott fll .,_ .-.W ----........... lt. "' IS. lt8 lUl ... ~ ., ... •I...._ _._ ...... ...,_ J, Al• 11• IC-. ._...... 11\tlf .. -llt¥liw C _,. 1111 f\I ..... ,.. ., ,.... .. .. ....... ... ~ ......... ,.. ,...,... .. flit "*"' • 0 GAL NOTICE ....,_.It-Wit: Ce.--AU.. n• KW ... ~ wfWI .. _.,~Ill ... efllla ....., JOllf,H ~IN. If• .... Mio,.,, ..... ~ C.""'""9 ., tit CIMI::"' ........ ..WltfM <-'• • -p -n• ~ Callforflla._ 0.leill _...._. l. 1M .. _,,.....,. fllll'!\o """' ,,. ~ .. , ~ • ~ fl ....__ JOfWI J. 4ltM ~ • *" """"""'*' et Cl• aAA "' ~ er. ........ ftdllf*--1111 ... c:.,,_. AllM I'•,._~ "*" • fl,_., • 1Mrtt1 Malll ClktlflJCATI Of' IUSllll'SS. ~ fl ~-...,..,, -.i fli. ITATI: 01" CAl.ll'OAM&A. A1>Mt. a... AM. Ce...,.. llMdl .. t1M ,ICTITIOVt NAMI ill ... \ tfl$oe If .. c.-,,y C..,_ ., OltANG!: C00"1"t'i .i.e. (If.,..... fll tlle w: ... lifllllM 1111 &M "'9 '°" ... :It ... lllt e.rtlh' ttwf"'C~I•;: °"""' c-w .......... "" ..,.......... "' °" .... , ........ a. """ """"' -ll -~ ..,.....,.. .......... "' MJ4 ClllldllCflflll e IMJWI II 'nf H f ..._ MM fl ... CMI CM. Jitolllt1' "vbllc: 111, llfld 10r Mid &ltff ......,,,, wllMo\ .til ,,_ .. 9ftlr 1M ftrwl IJtW, ~ a..ch. Cellforft(I, 1,1ncllr WITNIU "" ......, "'*' 11• .,_,. "' __..11<r ·-• ,. J. Ai... ..id ~ut• "' ""• 11ell<1. "" ncmi-ft"" ,,..,... "' H.AROwA1t1! .....,., 1Ht. C.r-ALIM! "-"' .. 1M te M ,_ DI• __.....,.., lo 1NI llMITlfD 1tld !Nol teld ftrt" '-COINOMCI JOll~-CKAHIUM --..._ '*""' -~ .. o.r.. C.-Elotl'MM 11 tt. flll~ ...,_ _.,..,. M,...., I" INtrr, U'-'aTlllOM _. Wl'lfTWO•lll Ille wttM11 lfttrr-t _. ... I0 ...... 1$ ~ ol .. Wiii el f\IM aM ,i.e. DI ,....,,_ et• •• """'-""" •.wtlid ,.. -,,. .... MINlf ........., fol)tw9: "\ •11 W. Ml ..... Mte -tOflr'ICIAL llfAll PAUi' .. SULT .. ,.OIT NO•IAN I', ..OCR, ltJI Vitti C•lld4L:. A._ CdfiW'R °""'-II V, Utt • ......... ,.... N.._t INdl, (1llilH'"I•. ~Ulilm:I °'*"" C..11 O.Ry ....... ...,..,,. P\otlllc: -Clllfon!NI .......... c.-.. •OSl!MAllY ..OCR. use Vlltl C4:,NMLI. ,.._ •• lwt, &. It, lt, lHll un.41 '""""91 OfflOI.. l . 3 1 It I...... M-* IM<fl, C1!1for"t.. -Ot1-C-f'I .. _,.,., fw '*""' 0. ... ~ 4 INI. LEGAL NO'nCE ,..,. c.-llMlll .._.. ~ ~ c:-T O.llr l"llflt, NORI.AH I' . ..OCR Mal'OI 21, 1'1! .... ,..... I. 1l. 'It, .. "" 1~ •OSEIMRY 'OOR IM '" l"ubH"*' °" ..... Cont D•llr 'lift, LEGAL NOTICE STATI!! 01' CALll'ORN!A SUPS•IOll COUAT OP TMI ~ I. lt. It, 'M. I... luut COUNTY Of' OR.ANGl I II ITAT• Ofl CAL~OltrUA l'O• Oii 5"~ 4. IHI, to.tore IM• ,.... lMa COUtn'T Of' OUNel' LEGAL NO'nCE "'*l1ll ~ • Nol•,., Ji'\ltllk Ill •:'Id tor .... A -tllll'TM'ICAll' °" IUStM•ll. teld c-h' 1L'ICI sr.i., ~Uy -litOTIC• OI¥ lllAl'1"'9 PSTITIOM l'1* tlltTtfl'KAT• Off lllllN•IS. ,ICTlltOUI lllAMI' . _,.... MOllBAN I'. "'00R I 11 d PJIOIATI' 0' WILL ANO fHll•• ,1CTrr1ou1 MAM• TM ""*"'6:•t .. ctrtHy lfllY IN ltOSEMAlllY .. oolll. k-"" ""' "" be CODICILS AMO ,.Oii n.. ~ 4o (lf'tlfy we -_. Ollilldul:Hne e llutt-el I* Hertler 1111 -w,_. .,.,.,.. '"' wt:.crtlled LnT•U T•ITAMalfl'A•Y ~ e .._..,_ .i 1•11 Ofwi1 WW ...,IW'enL (Mt. M91, tellfet'flla. ......,. f!I tt. wt111111 IMl"llMMI •IMI .0.-llde- ZllUU,I!, C..te .,,.... CIMw'ftle ulldW ttw ,,C: 11'1'1 ftd1ttM firm -" S .. lflDY W hi theY 11KVIN tt. _.,,,.. O.C.....i. lt'llollt f1nn1 ...,,,_ If 'p.41.tJl'IC WOOD COf'Y ClfNTI'• OJI" COSTA M(SA 111'11 WITNESS MY HANO ANO Of'FICIAt. NOTIC( IS Ml!lll(IY GlVE'N 'nll:I ,.ooucrs .... hi .. 111 f'lffll " -11111 -fl"" "' _.... " .. J&I ... IEAL WAlLAC& C.. J:IAICL!: II• flllll llen:f11 I ..... tf 1111 follewlllll --""*' I"' ,..,_ .,..,_ /llmM 1¥'1 IVH 11111 l!'llJ-"· Wllloll Ntllklll for ,.,..._,. f//f Wiii etld Tl!,_ lltll* In flllf elld '"'* f1f ~ ,,. 'lectl 111 ~ e"I fl .. lloinr HollrT 'ubltc-C1Uforllll COdk:li. Ind for llJWI~ "' Ll""n ... fotklwe · a.i:w A. CllllMllll'll. ~ ~ ....... "rllOCINI Offlal 111 T~l•rntNil'Y tr. 1IM l'etll'-t', ...,_,,_ Tlwlrfl•; w. Gell. 100 Cllft' Ort.,., Otlve. klllJ AM, C•llonlle. Or•-COU111Y lo wNdr-<11 '""' fw fw;'IMC' Nrtkullrt. """"*" N""'llill' n, L"-le•dl. Alltood J, •utdl. Mi C ...... llM MY (-Inion E•l>LrH eild 11'11'1 Ille flrnt 91111 ttlet>t GI flMrlnl tlle CIUtomll A-, c.te MolM, Ctllterllle. IMY 11, lJrH II'"' hn *"' tel for October 4. 19'1, 11 .Jooes>11 A_ Ftdlll, ••• 01lecl kit......,. t, lte Pvbll1Md Orin" Co-1t Diiiy Pllnl. t:JO 1.rn. '" fhl CLLllH'I"'°'" of Pepertmllftl Cllftflt' A. CM\llllw:f s.remi. u. "· H elld Octobitr l. No. 1 f//f Mid co...:1, el IOI N •• ,._.,, D .... Alf .... J, 6111dl IHI 1,SIUI, In ttM C"' _, Slnte AM,---·"''· ·~ S.lemblt' 17• • SM .. tit C1llfemle, en-t.writv : -'""""•1 w. Gen OATED: S.-r.mblt' 11, 19'1. JotlP/I A. ,_II °" $ell1'ltllllll'" 9, , .... llllw9 ..... • LEGAL NOTICE W. (, ST JOHN, C0<1n1Y Clll1:: Sitt. <:ti Cllllot.,11 Or•,,.• C-1Y· Nolll'T ,ut>llc '" Wld flw' telf Stet.,, ______ ~,-.,.,,------ CoottSl!Y, SCNUlll,ACHl!lt, Ool ll9t IL 1,..; lolfort ,,,. ll ' NDllrT .--JIJ ..... ,.., Chftil:r A. Cllkldlolltr •Alt "' COLaMAN AND Mllfl'A•D "ublic: '". 1M fl::or 'wi. Sl&ft. ' __ ,.., ...... Alll'lld J,. •• Uldl ~II It ""' .. lie ttl,l'lllOlt COUllT 0' lHI' llAT• lff l-& C&IHl!ry INd. T IN --.,,_. -'"' ....t.crlblod Or•-• Cilfll.nlle -•-rwd homo&• yil. Gell Ind ~ A • ._ ... ~~-' tnlrMllt elllll ~ledt-Of' CAlll'ORNIA ,0. THI' • ,... l'ICllle '-19 ""' to bt 11M ...._ ,.. __, ,. COUNTY o' OltAMOI' l LI cno M7.Slll ....,_ -... 1ublcrtbed " ""' Wlltll11 .. 11,.y ·~ ... -· c .......... D Miii SUMMONS A"'"°'" liw Jlllll,.._, (Ol'l'KIAL ll!AL) "llblllhld <><•"'' C..t Dlllt "'""' ~ •-' ..._ ..... ....,. U • Jol9ll a, Ol:vll £AltL W, ,ARR, ,lllnllft' VL RITA A. ' Kiit.i tt. -· lli.:btk< llltnl1 PAltl'.. o.f-s.nt. ~t 12. ll,. It, lMI lJIUt (OflfllCIAL SEAL) :::... OPllc9 •1~ 1 ,l'OPll Ofl THI •lATI 0 1' llllllflle C. lfll01< Ora"" C-f'I CALlf'O•NIA le !ti. ......_ lllmef ~ Hcmiry ~ilc<lllfOnl!I My ClmmlMlwl .ul.... -.Miii• LEGAL NOTICE tlcENSEs 1ssuED MERE 1N· Charles Stone (left), secretary, and· Cecil Marx, chairman of Orange County CLUDE: t11obllrt 1<111cn MHllt', n. o1 coot• Voting System Task Force, check out Printomatic Voting Machine to be wed Mn•, '"° SwMft lltllt 81ekl. lt, rl · al 1~ N 5 T k f h ed f -· m gener e C\..-,,,,.on ov. . as orce as approv use o 1N1 machines in pre-1.oe A~leJ. ,rllldHI Ol'llc:e Ill J..-" tm You '" ,,....,.,. dll'"Kftod I'll flle • -1•- NOTICI' o" T•UJTSl't IAL• 0.-ClulitY l"vbWIM ~.,.,.. Cont O.llr l"lldl, '911 '""'" ... "' ·-I'll tM wrlfltd UHOI• oa10 0, TlltUIT ,.., Comm,... ~'"' SIPfemblt' 12. 19 • llM Odli:Oer :i. _II, ... f//f 1IM •bout ........., 11111.,tlff('I 01:~ ~,.~~.1111r.~;1 ?~.:. ~": ~~ cincts in Orange an<l. El Modena as part of study on new voting methods which Mn8. may be adopted for county. lf'"':.'H1 Niii.= I~=-Coast 0111¥" ..not. IHI ' 15'Wt ~Ill.:-~~ of !:'tt!.t~~lfltdw::~: loll O. Edw•rlb. 1r., :M, al-----------------------------------------LOAN He. VA"'7• ltllNro\blt'" It, '6 &M OdDDlr I, 10, LEGAL NOTICE .. ,,,.,., \IOU Ill u ld C011rt, •tltll11 TEN N"'lc• 11 Mre1w llWll 111&1 WESTSIOI !Ml 1'2MI Mn ~ 1IM lllt'Vkt Ill 't'OU et 11111 tui"I'>' wnlmlnttl•, •l'ICJ l•rlllr1 """ l.Jlycfl, 21. of Hunt!""'°" e..dl.. Fredtrldt F. Rldtr-•Y• 24. ol Cotti M~. 11111 Rlllll Mk'le w .. uer, 2'-IJf G•rden GroYI. MlcNel D. He'llrld::, lO, al Hunllneloll Be.ch, 1r1Cd l lndl J, ""'""'°"I, 26, r:I N.-ort l...:tt Je<,.., l'IKtlfr..2.._ •nd Pett ltFllur. 20 boll! al H¥nn"9'larl 8t1ch. Rtlph G . ....,,.._,, 7~. •1111 Htle!I S. Crltttndln, 1s. bofl'I "' LlllUIML Hiii•. Kenn¥' U1nlafcl, 7~. 1llCI GIU K1""'1nt Mlrl:ley, 11, bclll ol Coaho ""-· ForrHI J, 911L •• IJf &llbol 11111111, 1r.d Miry 8. N1:nlc"" ..._ of N-1 Betch. Mldlttl A. Todor•. 2', of G•rden Grove, 1llCI MICIL'ICI& Lou E\ltrlCll, 20, ol Wulmlrttler. lar,.., T. Plscllkt, 111, 1rid Gwy111f11 LM"lfttl Tliwe.11t, 21, boll! ot H11n- llf!flon 8Hdl. Wllllll Burlew Deeter, 2:1, f//f l1gu111 Be1cl'I, •nd Juell"' A"ll S1rtlttl, 11."ot West Covl.,.. Ktn~l'1 Dall Grlbbl.-, 20, o1 El1n1, W•1h., • n d G~ Y- W1nl, 20, .. (Uf 1'aunf1ln V•lleol<. T1da11>1 OolM:ld H1klM• n, al Hvn- llf!flal\ 811dl, enCL T1k1ko Sa. n. of LP$ A"'tlll, Gtolfr" Oevld' Y1mlcll, J.S. al Wntml111ttr, •NJ ,._Ila Join A,_nb, 13. IJf Mldcllelft. ("'llL'ICI. '°""I• Vllleu•· 22, •"" N•na Trwllllo, 7011bclll GI Wt:1lenl111llr. A11"'9fly M. Offl"'9, 24. IJf ••ltlal, 1!1d N1ncy lH Zilllnll':'tl", lQ, IJf ArYCIJ1, GleM AH1n Sc:llulll, n. "' VIII HlfYL •"° Kl:lh-.. jo lrwlF\. 1 .. el Hun-11.,.1a11 BMdi. W!lllem J~y. Jr .• U. GI N._i 8tllde. trld JllllUll E. P~llbrlCk, 20. d -Fire Calls ·--11:.U .. ,., Wiid_..,., tJMI M p.,. .... ' 4:1t ,......,. ,w1i. .....nt, "" COtnw1I 0 .... •:l-1 P.11'1., fl ... im.fllolfbl, Jm 'l!d-1_ A...,. ,, ... ,.m .. lrllll 11 .... 1'77• kl~ Wl:IOIMlllllW ,,,, p,,.,. '#ednmdW, 11\fbile :tlllld, 1'711 ld1 W•y a:SJ e.m, TlwndeY, ~ •l:f, 7112 N1l1I It. ,.....i.v..., ''"' •.n:.. Wwd:......,,. _.., 177l7 811mwint1 St. -OM .. 4:5:1 p.m. W911nndlry, ur fir., f'.ute-"" ,..,. S:02 •·""·• 11•111111 all, C•5f ......... "'Y ... ""°"""A-lO:lS p.m .. ~. !Oii "lff1rt1 0:1111 ""' -3:1] II.In. W..,,.y, .. f Jllf//f """ 7'00 F•lrvlew il!aed 7:00 P,m,, ,.tw elll'?ft, IJllt H1..W 8tll'll, 7:ll p.111~ fllw el1rm. :PIO H1rtlar Blvd. 1:19 p,m., l•IM el1rm, Graot LllM •ncl 8•ktt t:Sl c ,.,., 11ructure ",.· 4.00 ic,_n Pltt41 DEATH NOTICES WILSON AllPrl C. Wll\O!'I. 21.!t N.--1 8!¥d., Castl MMI . Otlt of lltert:. :.tP!. It. Survl'1911 Irr w!!e, S!tll11 d•1,111hltr. Mro. Meler. Otwr; 11111, Gr-111 •lcfl. f"I, bctl'I al Norw11t1 1lx gr1ndc:hll:lr9!\ •lld "'"" 11rnl-11n:nddlllllrtn. Fw....,.•1 .-ices, ~y. ll::IO AM. l!lt!TJ c ....... 1. 11~1 Sui>ertor. c11111 Mew. w!tll Rel'. Ol•rles 5nvdtr off1cl1tln11. ln~t, R-MIU• Memarlll P•rtc. Olrtt'!td by &1ni Mor!Ull"I', JJQ $..,._ "'""· (Dlll Mell. BALTZ MORTUARIES Coron• del l'ttar OR 3-MSO C.slll Mesa MI 6-MU BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY UO Broadway. Cort.a Mesa Li 1-3433 DILDAY BROTIIERS HUntlqtoa Valley Miortury 17911 Beach Blvd. Jluntington Beach llU-77'71 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetu, e Mortury Cbop<J l500 Paclftc View Drive Newpor1 Beacb, Calllo.U -%7ot PEEK FAMILY COLONIAL FUNERAL ROME ?II.I Bolu A.._ w--US..U!S , Is There Silver in Them Hills? SILVERADO tivation of the Reac- Blue Llght Mine in remote Silveraou Canyon in eastern Orange County was stirring interest among mountain residents today. Official! ()f the Miracle Mining and Development C.O. of Salt Lake City called equipment to the mine site Tuesday to tunnel deeper in· to the canyon wall in search of silver.~ Hai-ry Weiss, general manager of the mining com- panj', satd' the'y had ~ hJred by Clinton Jenkins--()f· Utah to rehabilitate 800 feet of the original Blue Llght Mine tunnel and extend it 550 leeL Activity was evidently spUrTed by surface in· d.icattons of additional sllwr lode. The surface area above the old vein has been stripped of vegetation. Tiie mine wu f J r s t developed in Im yielding ore worth $60 a ton . Within thnlL8 years the boom w a s ....... 1n 19'21 Orville Pember ()pened the mine and C()n- tinued operations through W o rld War 11. That was the lest time -anyone worked the Blue Light. Rape Suspect Faces Trial TiTllE COM,.ANY, A lfYnltld ,.,_rwlll' IMftl, IP """" •11111" tfll 1bcive fllmed 11 ""''" or •~ 1r111111, or LEGAL NO'llCE "·llU' COUft1Y, or wtllll" THIRTY ,,.,., If terv.cl 1Ubl!IMt>CI IL'UllM ""'""Int lo IM ~ "' SA• N4I , ............. County A ides Blast Watson Bill as Hoax ,,...,,, ·~IC\ltecl .,., JAMIES C•OMWELl Clll1'1f'tcAll o" •USIHIU YOll .... ""'..,., flllflnld !NI u"ltH ....... GATES, JR., 1 m1rrlecl mafl. •• 1111 ..,le ltOTICI 0" SUlK 'n:Altlf'llt f'ICT!TIOUS "llltM NAM• .. fl" e wt'ltltn ~I"' l"ieedlf!f, .. ld illd _,.,_ '""°"rty lllCI reconled NOTICE IS HERESY •NIM TO nll Tiie ..........,.,. .,_ ~ Clt1tl'Y •111.,llfflll win teke lucillm"'I tor •flY Del;9mbtt" '· lHJ 1., booll kW .... m.,, c••o1T01tl Of' .. AT•ICtA J. ,.ICE. ""'' "" ... ...,. cl~. I -'"' lpt. ll'lllM'L' w ,, ......... dlmlllded 111 ""' OHie.ii RK011k '" "-ef'l\ce o1 tt.e °"""" Trllllf.-w, 1'111 I bl.lilt .,..,..,.. Ile tk:oit HrV!Mlll eM rwert lllnlMll IM .., ~ ....nflell -ll:lnl .. erllllll -COll- Recon:ltr f//f 0..1 ..... Cavnf'I. C•lllore!J1, .. bt""""' by Trendlf9r, ....._ bullMM dfyld!,oml) •' 210 N. AIWr-11'11 81'¥d .. trtct. or Wiii ..... .., te Ille C0!.1:1 ,.,,. •nY -p1,1rw•nl te 11te Notice GI O...ull IMI Hd,..1 11 1.,1 ~rtlor l'Nd., '" tl'le Clly' Aelllclrn. C.1Homl1, :.:ndlr 1111 lktltklvl litl'let "'"-' · demelllllcl '" !hi nrlfled (!Mtkln 19 Sill 1Mra1111der rl(Or1lld JUM al Colli Mesi:, COVl'l!yo al Orlli'fl, Stitt ol ftrm ntme tf THE WOODWINO SHOP' -111111. 12. IHI In bao1:. N2' Piiie 21! o1 uld Of. Cit~!&, trid •II al wilote bul!MM 11\d 111111 11"°' firm ii <--"' ol "-Y• ""' ... Ille LIMf'lllee "' Ill llf. llcl•I lt-0., lftlll 1111,. Qf1 Odab ... 11, -Md itddAuel lllWI wlllllll 111 .... follow'lrll ,..,..,, ,....,_ 1111!'11 I" fUM Md "°"'" 111 ...., !llftllt' -'t<ll WOii 1111 INI Ill 11:00 1.m., 11 IN -11J1 fl'Glll -nen "" Ntf, M fllt ff t-fe ,i.e. f//l r..w.r.t1 I• .. '-'""""' fe-.wll' -,a.JN! .... IJeh --· Sllc~ .,......, SANTA ANA "The Watson Initiative (Prop. 9 ()n the N()v, 5 ballot) is a cruel hoax and would harm Angels Pay But Protest SANTA ANA Posse56<1ry interest taxes amouWng t.o $206,871.53 h&ve been p&d by the Golden West Baseball Club undoc prote6t. Tuesday the Board of Supervisors impounded ttie Angels' payment because of tile protest Coonty Asee(llOr ,Andrew J. Hinshaw has assesied the ba&eball club for its use of Anaheim Stadium based on a San Frencisco coort case holding that public property leased to a prWrate party is assessabl'.e. Board Backs Tax Relief ttinct ta ttie c:ounjy C*WI houv !" 11M T,.,.,.,..., .,., llfl 141rW ......... CO.la •Ola 'J. l'ltOWNlf. IU Mltlarl, ......,,,. lie _,._ """I" IM lllN lmlf th I f . CITY C11 S•nte AIM Counjy o1 'Gr•""' Mlw, C1Hfonol1, I'll ALFltl!:O S. Gll:(CO, A .... MI"" C1Rforrll1. 1leteo:I Ill 111111 _ _...fir11111¥9 1 Wf/l'llll e very c ass o taxpayer 1t ''"' "' ~.uiamie, '11 PtJbllc iuc:ti~. 1a T,.,,,1e,., w11a11 Ml"'" •dd""• ts "' °""" ""°'""' 21. 1f8, •INlll1111 "' llM: _,,,111:11. · t d to ' J " ""' lllvhftt bldd•r for cUh !P•Y•blt ti S.Uu.,,,..l'I Pl1a, 1., Ille C11Y f//f Cost• ltOSI! J. •ltOWHI O.IM Alleust 12, IHI. IS purpor e ue p, ac-"" Hnw ol llll 111 lllwflll IMlll'I' ol 1111 MHI. cou.,jy ol Or11'111•· ..... f//f STATE 01' CAlll'ORHIA I w. I!. ST JOHN, d , th 0 C C1ilfoml1, of !hi tolloWI... dlscrlbecl COUNTY 01' 011.AtfG( I a Cllrtl cor 1ng to e range oun-u"I!'°" s111u1 •II r111111, 1111e. •lld ,,,. ,..._1 PraMrl'Y GI Trlftlftnir, ta.wit: °" A111:111t 21, 1M1, befon ,,,., • Nell:,... 1, J•'"" A Noble E . . tern!, COllVlvtod .. •lld -held l>I" II All •tock r., ,,..,,., flllf\lm, ..... ,Pfl\W'll , ... lie I" '"" for Hid County •1111 St1i.. DIPlllY Clerk ty mployes Assoc1ati<>n ulldl!r 111d deed 1" Ille Proll•rl'Y 1ltu1t1 •M goad""'" ., • c•rt•I" .. ,.,.di; bir" .. ;-111r ._,.., 11:01! J, lltOWNE "l!TI• ,lflKOfilll: which has gone on record in ••Id coun1y •rid s111, c1Hcr11Mc1 •• M1.,... kl'ICIMI •• "ORANGE JVltUS" llMWll to m• 1o be 1111 ""°" whoM ,,,..,,,.., " LI• foll-.: end lacllH et 1M1 H•"-81Yd, "' 1111 "'""' b evbeu1becl '° fM wlttll11 i,.. UH NWtt1 .,....,..IY against the measure. Lot• f//f Tr•ct No. 22u. 1,, ""c1,., GI c11y o1 co.I• MHI, C-1\' o1 o._. 11....-1, Mil 1::tawwlede1c1 • .,,. tl:llt IHI•...,.., C•lfwnli• Cost• M .... II lllawll "" I mill> rKOrof. Sl•tl ol C111fam!1, •M ""' ""' farl'ftt-ll'le '"""""' lt!I lllM. A""-' ""' Pllllltllf "Proposition 9 w 0 u 1 d ed 111 bock '°'· PIH ,., Mliall1nea111 '"' b<llk IT•"''"' Wiii bt COl'llllfl'llNLIM Wllrleu m~ l'l•!ld 1111111 •NI. ""-'• IM-UU told ha t th Mll'I. recCll"<h vf uld Or• ... e Coun1Y. on or 1tter Tl>tld1y !he hi ny !ff lOl'l'ICIAl S!All ,LJbHll'led Ore-C.,.d OtllY 'llol, cause un voe 0 e EXCEPTING" THEREFROM I Porll.... Octobe<", 1Hll, lllraulh (K-No. u.. "•ull E. Wlrd ""'· 2', s.t. 5.-12. It, lHll lo1'14-4a pubUc schools of every com. of .-Id 1111c1, •" mln1r111, on. ••• •rid 1m. 11 ,... ltCt'W' dffoirtm•nt 11 ""' Noh:ry l"ub~o;-e.11,_.11 . • .. ollltr llYdf"OClrboll wbttlllelt. but Cott. Mell .... "'°' ., S.C:Ul11\' Flr1l PrlndNt omc. '" mun1ty In Callfonua, saJd w1111ou1 Ill• rllll'il DI wr11ce '"""'' •nd N111«w1 ••"k 1t 1" 1. 111t1 SITffl lft 0r.,,.. ~ Joe Dickerson association w!lllO<lt t11t rllllt '° drlll lor Midi 1111 c11y f//f c1111o Mn1, C-IJ 11 My Clnwnlulwl lolr• ,., ••• ' • wbll1nct1: wllhl" 1111 -sot ffft IJf Or1f!f'I, $t1f!I al C1Mlore!I•. Mlordl U, ltn .,. -. president. ''Every c I t y ' .. Id 111'!1, •• r"41rvld Ill ""' dted I.om DATEO mtembtr 11, lMI HUNT. LIUl'ITlfO.M ...... Wl"TWOATll Cl.Tl,ICATI 01' CG!t .. OllATION t d · J I G. It. Mcrrl1 •nd wllt, rtardld MIY Allrwd S. Grl(:a Altl"""I ,Ott TRANSACTION 0' IUSINllS coun Y an spec1a serv ce 16, '"'· 1" boat .un. "" us, ot1lcl•t T,,1111,." 611 w. "" It .. s""',.. UNDE• ..-1cT111ou1 NAME district in the state would 11~"•· ,.u11n1111e1 0r.,,.. c-at o.1tr ,.11o1 ... 11t. """ c:111w111e """ u-•r1111ec1 ~·11o1o ~ al be I d • t ALSO !XCl! .. TING THE•l!!FROM 1-ttmbllr "· lHI 1u1..-Pllblllfted er.,,.. C•lt O.!ty ""°'· hltllll'r c:trllly Ille! " II '°""11(fl"' • SO l) U n g e 10 0 1M ..,.,,lnl"' ""11<111 al 11ld 111\d 1H Allf. J'IL, SI". S, U, It, JHI ,...,_., «rHf, dr1Jli!ry-•rid homt '"'"IJll!n~$ unmaoinable econ om i c c•lld• cu. petroleum, .... tire1, LEGAL NOTICE bv1IM11 1ae1i.s •• ,._ E•1t ce1.1 h ~. •U>h•llum •1'11 •II ~1rldr911 1ut.11nc•• LEGAL NOTICE Hl$1'1w1y, Ccrat1• dtl ~r. C1n1orn11, C aOS. 1llCI clher ml.,.r, .. 1,1ndff IJ'ld Ill Mid :.mder 1111 lltllllou1 firm n1m1 of D, k SO ) d th llnd exc.ot ""9 rtttr1 fo uw Ill'/' ,arllefl ,,-lllU ARCADE 01' CORONA DEL MAit, •rid lC er n s a e __, ~ .. ·--• ,,,, C••TI"IC.t.ll' 0, •w1111•n NOTICI 01' 'n:Ulll!l't IAL• Ille! Ille Ill""' ol 111d tCl"POfl!lon tncl 111 Id d ti JI "' 1111 .., .... _ "' ,., .. ,.... r "' ••~-,,_ •-' --,. ••-measure wou as 11 1111 r "' n ... ,.,_. "" ~·~ ,,_., ' pr1nclP1I p11t1t ot tiuslMU •r• 11 1o11ew1 : r ca y Optt• °"" ,.. "' or 'IUI,,.,... • Tiii -...11...ed daft ....... by -11fY ""' Ne.: JIU• l • J ENTERPRISES, INC., 1•N cut pcoperty tax reven !I kllldl l11<111d1,. but Mt "'civ.1 ... °' on tM1 hi '' CGfldlldlnt • Pl•ll111 Ml-•I °" ,.,Id..,, Oc:tober "' '"'· '' ll:OD Sout11 Mil s1 ttl s ' A ue well drll!lnp, o!I "'"'IOPmtrlt. m!"'"' 135 ,.i"Clllllclllfl 'lln, N.....,..,, ... di. o'clock A.M.. fln1ncl1I 1'1c1er11tofl. Ir..:., ' C.Ufonll• " r ' en 1 n' ' but -the rep 1 a Cement 01>tr•lloru., '°:,~ttt;.~1111':._""'.;.' ~ c..r11«n11 ulldlt' 111e fklllkwl f1nll ,.,,. Oetaw••• __..11o11. •1 1,,,.i.. or WITNlflS. 111 ~lld t1111 lOlll ,,.,. o1 revenues necessary. to keep :t:r:,• .:.,.111on1 or ir!th.-,,..,:... ., "o•eMosT "''-"'Tll'IG co .• '"" flllJ ~!:..":, 1"":8...:"' ·.~ ""':~ s-~. 1N1.- h I d I I hG.,...,.,. 11'111 !he""" 11\111 llol be c-. 1•1d !In" I• _.-... fl/I 1l'lt laN""'"9 Ni mod " L a. J (NTEllf'JUSES, INC., SC 00 S an oca g overn-•!roed la Profllb!I •lint drlm,. or well N,...,., wt!-. 1111111 '" 11111 • .,.. ,,ear f//f Dlfeut' reot;ordwl '"' •ool:: N21 "" (COR,. SEAL) ment services in operation ctt>•• -r•lf°"' wtllcll 111 "" w11> .... •• "' ... 1dtnf.e 11 •• fol~. 1•w11: !:' O:. DM~I ~eca'!~Heo.i:"' !:r"•~· • .,, L•wr911Ce E. Morin. uld th ff t I" 1ny WI~ 1ffect !I'll ollrllCI rllllltf of Toril' Slel>lle, 3"0 H-H1¥t!I ll{oecl, 111111 .,,..., '"'" om ' M ' Ptulclent WO more an () se pro-Hid l•nd. llld '#llkfl .. ""' "'"' Mid ,.l&CltN. c..111or.,1. ,, Whtie: 111Ctto11 .. holt~ .. , bidder lot STATI!! 01' CALll'OJINIA perty tax savings to in· l1rid •• I pOlnf IMI lhln SGO '"' "' WlfMu mY fiend "''' l•fll d•y of SW>I· ~(P;"r:' u!'~'": •• r .. :-~ ~ ~= COUNTY OF ORANGE 1 ,, di 'd J h ••Id turf•te &I ,....rvwct Iii Ille detct tmbtr, IHll Ill !hi lllUltl front entr ,_ tlll Or Ort tllt1 10th dtY OI Sfp!~borr, 1'68, VI ua omeowners. !Tom A1tr11' J Smllll. , lftldow: ,. Tony Sllltitle c ,.. Cl 1 c 1 ~·~ 1 '';:! befo•• me, ttie lltldtrilplled, 1 No1.,.., "Only a relative few ve•y corded Jut\> 11· 193' I" bo1*: .QJJ, .... H STAT!! OF CAlll'ORNIA cj;.n _. ,.',c A."" ere•••'• 0.' ',,. "'util!c ln •lld fer uld Co<Jn1Y •nd Stale, • ' ' COUNTY 01' lOS ANGELES, n. " "' "1 "'''• .......... "'1• 1 rnldt,,. 11\ertln, """' commlul<>nld •"d large commercial pcopecty ,.,, Offlc:t11 Rtcanl•. °" 11111 16111 ·"'' "' Seiotembtr, A.C. oi C•Hfoml1. •II r11111, Hiie, •""' rn1..-n1 ,_,., "'~'"' '"""..,, l.lwrt11a1 E. AKA: 6"17 Wnt WllMHI !!Tiet, Ceell 19'1, Deforl mt:, 1111 ..,,.,.,ltotd, 1 -tleN 1rY II undlt' Mid OMd of ln.111 MorM. k-to me to be flle "•Hldtllt owbers, chleny landlords Mn•. C•llfc•n1•· Nof•,.., "ub11< 1" '""1ot Mid C-TY •M 1" "" ~ lll\lllM 111 .-Id c_.,1y o1 111e corpor1l!011 11:.::1 ex1c:11t1c1 r11e d I tat Said Ille wlH De m161, bvt wll!\oul , .. , 141 1M I ..... ..., ....... tllCI Slef9 dftcrlbH M: .._._, ' an rea es e speculators cove<>•nt or w1rr•n1Y enreu ar JmpllM •· "' "' '"'"· "" comm-lot 1• 0 , -" •••• '"., c•• 111 wnn" N~I 111 btl\111 al 1111 cor· • , ' ' ' 1nd 1wom, ""'""'llY &cPffrwd To"' ••~• • -POl'lllon 11!1r1!11 n•mid, ind 1d:nowlldG-WOuld benef1t by Proposition •eoer<llng 1111•· Pouenloll or -s11111i.. knnw.. 1a m• 19 bt '"" ,.r,.,., Cost• Mtn, •• ~ 011 • r111p rec:orcJ. Id 19 m• 11111 ..udl C011>0••l!011 utculed 9 b h. . . cumbr•nc11, •~ Mlhlv fllt lllCltb!edntP wlloH "'m<! Ii iublcrl""' fll 1111 wll!lln .,, Ill 900k 1• "'''" lld f!I >' lnclll$Jvt tlll """' ' y 6 lfting a large portion lecl,lrtd bv Mld Oeed, lndllcllf!f 1111 f1e 1.,,1r1,:,.,...1, •M 1d:....-ltcleN II .... !NI "' Ml1alll:nt«11 ,,,...... T'fflOnll "' IH wiTNEU WHEllEOF, I ll•vc of their proper share of the 1ni1 txPe111es o1 '"' tr111fft trld M tfM 111 extculecl "-Mme. ~-COU111Y. c._1ttam11. "'"""'° "" '"' lllM •llCI 9fflxed "'' of· ta b d -1rv1b c .. 1!1d Irr Mid deed, •d'Y•l>tel lll Wllneu Whereof, I 111¥1 Mrevnto HI 111<1 Mle •Iii M mecll, but ...miaut lld•I Mii 1111 d•Y ""' Yttr 1., this X ur en to the general "'tn..Mer. with 1n1...-nt 11 prcvldld """ 11....,. ,..,, lfflxM m~ Dffld•• 1t11 111e ca .. .,..,, .,.. w1rr1111V • ....-.u .,.. 1-n1c1, c:ert!tlc.N ""' ebou• written PubUc " Dickerson charged "''''111, •lld fM 1,1np11d Pr1ro<1p1r oi tt11 d•Y •lld ~··· 1" 1111, urt1r1u1e 11n1 •l>:rfc '"'rd'"' 1111e. --~ °' "' IOl'FIC1AL IEAL! • 1 • noie HC1ired by \114 c!Hdi fa.wit wrllllll tvmbr1nctt, Ill HY t111 ,.,,..lnlM prl,.. (dwtrd A l!oYtr LEGAL NOTICE tl,,9!5.,5 WI"' Lnleresl "'trll>ll Irani (OFFl(IAl !EAll CIPll °"'" ol IN llCtll ..cur.cl by Mk! Holtry-P~bllC·Ctillorn!t SANTA ANA Property Jt "u•rv I, 1%1 •• proykMd In uld "°"'· Mtlell r-died, to-wll Sl.s.511.5' tllltl'I lllternt from Pr!nclNI Office 111 -D11ed Set>ltmber 12, INI Noti,.., "utllk: Ill tM tw Ftblvl,.., I, I"' n 111 11ld ~ provlcl< Otfll9t (Cllfll\> tax relief legklation now USAF Group wEsTs1oe TITLlf COMJIANY Mid Coul\I\> •hd St•"'· ..i •"" •ti o111or sume 111111 .ecu,..,, iw My ccmmiuion Explrt1 Al lUcl'I Trv.NI My CcmmlHl~ ExPlrei llld detct ol lrwt. A"'1ulf 72, 1,11 being debated in Sa<:ramen-8y WESTERN OIEO J•"· 27. lt12 0111: ,.,..,,be, s. 19'1. CAllL •• Kl'Oll!!Y COR POltATION NAT •OSIH, ,t,lt'y l'UNANCIAL 1'1!0£1tATtOH INC~ AllarMT el Lnt to has the ''1PPOrt today ot S''"tes Dance 11, w .... ne "· M•~ 11u w1"111,.. sw1ww11 ••• w T""''" tJll If••' c.." N1tllw•y the Orange C-·~y »--~ ol .la Aultlorlled Off1Cll' lM Allllllt:I. e.1,..,..,""' 9y, R. II. Wllllnly c-. "' ""''· C•lflnt11 '2,U V'WA. uvru u ltnl JIM-CC Tnnt Off!ett Tel. lfe. 67).Mlh Suipervisors. Th Pvflll•l'le<:L 0<-11111• c ... 1t 0111., P11"'· "ublllolled O••"" cce11 0,1.., Plklt, JUn Pllfl11t111t1 o •• .,., c.,.,, o11ry PUoi, e Orange C o u n t Y 5•Ptflnber It, :H •"" October 3. lNI Sl!orember 1,, " ,.,.. October '· io. ~blllllld or1-Coell o.11y ,.llPI, l.fttt.,.,ber 12, n, " ,.,,, Octobfr J, Supervisoni voted to sop. c hapter o( the United Sta~ 1605"' '"' 1UM1 '-PMmW it n, "· IHI im-41 ,,.. l!IUI port the measure aft.er Air F OI'Ce Association will county .Aaministre.itve Of-hold ihs anniversary dinner fleer Robert E. Thomas said dance Friday at the Balbod. the legis1'Mion, if passed. Pavli()n. LEGAL NOTICE O•DINAHCI NO. 6'-JS AN O"OINANClf Of' THI CITl' COUM- Cll 0' TNI! CITY 01' COSTA Ml!tA ltl!ZGNINO CERTAIN A•lll:AJ WllHlN 'TKI' CITY i<•OM ANIM.l.l J:ONI! l TO AlttMAl ZONI' I. Tl>e CITY Couric;ll IJf 1111 Cit.,-al COit. Mt11 don lltf"BfW Of'"dlln •• '9l1oW1; LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Sl!CTION 1. s..:llon 510 f//f 1111 H Ill 11'11 CITY GI Cotll Mt\I, lallitln r11ultt lnl'lllllf GI 1111 Mid Cljy Council Mu.lclp1! Code al ll'MI Cl1Y of C01t1 wllll 1114: "''"'" ol Ille tMmbtu of 1111 llckl Gii lhl >rd d•J IJf SfPlember. 1'61, M... II hertlrr •mt'fldoed "' rted II (fly COUllcll ¥Olll>f tor 1M •••Intl IM '""' llllr111'ttr PllHll •Fld "'""'f'd ••• !cl"""': .. ,,,.. wt'OGll •I• reoui.r ,,_,1,., at ll1t Mid c1- ·'Sec11on su2. z-Mii. Tl'll Mid '-PA$S(O AND AOO,TED, """ lMll d.., " Council IMl:I on ""' 10!1 dtJ ot -•rt twrel>I" est•blltNd ....,. 1111 ol Stiole!T>ber. lHI. Sa!ltemblf, lflll, b'( Ille tollowlnt rail cill boo.oncl1tlet lflertcll ere 11'1ow" 11P011 fltl A. l. PINKLl!Y wit: Rt¥1Hd Anlm1t z-Ml11 of Ille Cl1Y of ~ ol flll AYES: COUNCILMEN T uck er, CDlll M ... 1n1(Md l'lertlO •lld medt • City Of Ccst1 Miii Jorde11, WI.,.,., would bring $17.5 million in Cocktails will be served at t.ax relief to COtJnty properly 7 p.m. followed by dinner at owners. He said Mlli.s com-8 p .m . and dancing to the pares with the $8 to $9 Orange C o u n t y Doctors SANTA ANA -A jury million promised by AB 149 Orchestra. Tickets are SS.SO trial has been scheduled ~ttich failed to pass the per pt;-rs<>n and may be SECT ION 1. p1,1bllc ht&rl ... tlll'lne bftfl dulJ llttcl, Pllr..,.111 " tt. ,,..,. \ll•l<>r" ol Sec:t1all SloM ol the M1,1111dNI Code ol llM City IJf C011t1 ......... 1M 111 tht e¥1d<lnct eon1ioer.td. th11 ColilKll hereb¥ 111\dt 11\d 1MT1trr11!11M ll'Mll u- IY .. I~• p1rce11! f7S'llo) or ,.,..,,.. GI !Iii: .. ooo .~ ...... teot kltl "' "" blod:1 ... Paled 19 be ,._,, ll"Clm A"ltl\11 r-1 la Anl,.,•I z-1. •• lllowl'I., 1111 ....., 1tt1:cllecl 1llt'ela •"" by 11'11• r..i.renai mtOe • Pl•! hlrwof, "'"' bff" occu.led bY rn!llellce$, cainmtr-cltl or IM1111t.111 bvlldl11$1L P•rl ~' '"° ""'""' nrlerftd le tw ATTEST: NOES: COU NCl lMfi'I: St. Clllr ll ••rtlc:l.:1er dllcrllllon <ff Mid -· C..K. "ltl&ST AIS(NT: COONCllM(N f'lnk~ &1111 bolll ol lt>em. Seid R ... hlld Alllmtl Cl!\' Ch!"-ol 1111 IN WITNESS WHEREOF I hi""' Nov. 20 for Charles John legislature Cwo mooth.3 ago. purchased at the door. 'l'rautwein. 20292 Craimer 1r======================;I Lane. Huntingt()n Beach on a Nevtport Beach rape charge of las t June 21. Trautwein has been f ree oo $250,000 ea.sh bail raised by his fiather PauJ A. Trautwein of 1906 l~oUday Road, Newport Beach. The suspect hac been charged with two counts of forcible rape, assault with intent to commit rape and burglary. Tr.1utweln was indicted by the GRHXI Jury. J~e h:as pleaded innocent to aU charges. Award Goes To Countian DENVER jUPll -Mes . Barbara Bly, 23, ()f Santa Ana . Calif., W81i awarded $415,CMXI \Yednesday as the result or a traffic accident which she Mid preceded tbe birth ol • .wl\>Ofn Cltlld • A district court jury set tile IUl!l. Mn. B ly brought tile tult Ofaln1t Troy B. Durning of Gnnd Island, Neb., and his employer , Dominion C.DOtnJetion CO. M ... Bl;r taljl Ibo ood<leot OC<UTTef"nell" -'\Doll, Colo., when a company car drJ vm bJ Durning collld<d with a vehicle which m~ ,... driving. Burr and Decatur Dilday cordially invite you to attend OPEN HOUSE Dilday at Brothers Huntington Valley Mortuary 17911 BHch Boulevard Huntington Beoc.h Setucdey end Sundey, Sepltmber 2 ht end 22nd From two until four in the afternoon fJUNTINGTON VALLEY MORTUARY "' ' . z-IM,, dltld SIDl...,ber 3,. I,.., CllY ol Cot .. MHI l'll~le H1 my """' Ind 1fllwed 1111 Se~I 11'1111 botc""" 1 Nrt al 1111• Artie: ... " STATE 01' CALIFORNIA I ol 1111 CllJ of Cos!• M ... , 111!1 11111 dtV o1 SECTION 3. Tl'llt Ordllll!ICll thtoM be l:::OUNTY OP OllANGf I M Sfp~r. lN'. '" 11111 fore• trid tffec:t lhfrfY !JOI 011y1 CITY Of' COSTA MESA J C. IC. "RIEST tr-an. •M •""' lb"-"'"'' -illL'1lf" fll I, C. K .... !EST, CllY Cllf'lr. (If 1IM Cll'I> Cl!\' Cierk 1M 1IM •••lrellon <:ti n-Ofl 90 '""" ot Cost1 Miii 111C1 n<ollldo Clerk et fllt E~-olflckl Clerk of !tte IN PllHll Iller"" fllll Ordl111nc:e shill Ctly CCM.lr>ci[ o1 fM Crtr IJf Cotlt MHI, Cl1Y Cooncll of 1M II& Pllbll\"-d Ol1C't 1., tM OltANOE "-"" 'nrtf!Y 11111 1111 1be¥1 11\d tore.... ClTY of Cc11!1 Mftl COAST DAULY "ILOT, t .,._._, f//f 1.,. OrdlMrict HO. "45 •11 lft~ 1"1111-11'1*! Or1"'1 CINlll 0•111' 'lltil, """'I clrcullHon, '""'" •1111 ..ibllllt-•lld --"""" MdlOl1 " H<llefl ., I S..tlmblt' "· '"' 1'1MI .. ... ' -- -~~·~~~~~~~ ..... _. ................. ._ ........................................................... ""'";,"'"' __ .....,,....,..,........,,,..., ........... ,... ...... .,..,...,,.... ............... ~.,.,j'1""" .... IMILV PaOT Jl News , of Coast Men • Ill ' Service :Around World Kids Li~e to 'Ask Andy' 1p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;; ' U . Col lllduml D. Green, ion of Mr. and Mr1. Jesse M. GrMn of 2038 Ana .. helm, Costa Mesa: has been. ooe of 1,344, u .s. and Allltd officers Belected tq attend sen!Ot' military school, Ft. Leavenworth, Kan. Tbe colonel m.-elved his commission lhrougb the Re- s e r v e Of!lcers' Training Corps program at the Uni· versity of Oldahon).a, Nor- !!'..aft, where he r~ived hia B.A. degree ID 1953: Afrman !.C. WIIllam .s. Patterson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R\ Patterson of 4592 Minuet Dr., .lttmting- ton Beach, hii~. &raduated from the U.S. A1r ·Force tedmical school, Keesler AFB, Mist. Trained as an elec_tronic equipment repairman,. be bas been asSigned, to Good.- fellow AFB, Tex:. The airman is a gr.,duate of Marina Hlgb School and LOCAL No otfier ~_..,•p•r t•ll1 ..,.. .more, ev•ry d1y, •bout whet'• toing on In th• 9r•1ttr Oreng• Cw rt than th• DAI~ 't . PILOT. • · 1 See by Today's Want Ads e A HUGE SALE! B.Al\- GA4NS &akre; appU.ZU... es, picruM... ,jewel r r. books -tbe whole f>tt. (Must be m~). . · e How tl\rllrll! Pek&-A-~ pappm, ~ B weeb: oki for $35.00 each. • '11>11 .. ?Mlly ......... Bis 'fl'aJl <l<>6rt with • .. . ........ A.bo.sddJ&bl. . .. . • • • • • NOW.! 'L.• . ' • ... • FREE SAFE DEPOSIT BOX! MercurJ S1•ln111 now offtrs . . homo lmprevemont loans up le $5,000 end elcht JN111 1tlo• r1h1 ind 1m1ll monthlJ p1y. m1nt1. lnq1lrt 1t M1rc•rJ Savlnp ind Loin A1soc1tt111. ·Buena Park Office: , 827·2320 • Huntington Beach Office: • 540.4050 For Mercury S1v.ta m1!nllilnlni minimum b1l1nce of $2.000. • Mtn:ury Savinp' +;11· ' policy 1nuru you th• h l'l•I rat. of lntilNSt for lnsurtd llVtnp. • Fundl nm hrttrut ftofn date of l'.etllpt. Fundt l'IC'livtd by thttlnth of the month Mm lntmiwt from U. flrsto lnternt compounded dlJl1- bonus accountt avalllblt. MERCURY SAVINGS '""' ,..,,.auocMtJM. If• emo.1 Ul4 Knott A'flt;, lulm hrt • Oii Klloft. IU Uncofo ..... ,_ 7111 Edl111r An. H1nt111rton l11ch Acron 'fl"M Thi ara.twlJ' $flopplnl C.nttr Shark Kills Man . DUNEDIN, New ZellaDll (UPI) -A 14-foot Whllo Pointer 11bark ettaclred ml fatally iajw-ed 1 p e • r fuherman Gr~ Joly!. Hitt, 24, u be rwam with four compuikms in Otago Hari>or ~undoy. -was New 1.ealend'1 fOurtb .1bat.k fatality In Dve years. ---~-II .HOUSEHOLD HARDWARE • W~tr ·tt•rs >'! ..... • .RIPUllJC -· ·-··•·GIMINI" 30 ...... '4-1.ll .. ~_., ... 50 GAL '64.U "TITAN• 30 GAL "4-JI' .O 'OAt. 72.D INSTALUTJON AfAILAlll n.11 Wllllt' .......... --.. ..... ...., ........ II ...._. Wllfl Mlttf "'-• " :c=-..:..:-.·~-~; :::::": .... i.IM""''""'" ... -... 1..:A11~ .... -:=r·= B .U .. YS . . -"~-------------------~-----~---------- Cadet Gf!rald A. Bennett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Bennett, 25081 Nortbrup Drive, Laguna Hilll, a stu- dent at the Univeraity of San Francisco, bas completed Army R ea er v e Officer's Training Corps t u m m e r · camp, FL Lewi1, Waab. The code! II • IN<luole of Alemany Hltb Sclloo~ 199$, oi llll11ioil lillll, Calli. WAMHOUll OV1UI' Penlla• _, Clrplf SJ)<Jlllb ou a wrou••-otnln1 Set 41/' tab .. i ~ $1f5.00 Sot Re9. '141.00 ---14.H ... ~ ~--~ J. ICNICKDIOCm 4111 alKM&T.,tu. c..... 'Ml'i4t.•""'-) HOtO FINISHl"Q~ at WHOLESALE PRICES . . Wo Ac .. pt Arrt Fiim Clult En .. lopo ••• )Mii onion to 474 E. 17111 St., Cotto - M • ' I• Sopor'I ov1es .... iz.10 1~69 SLIDES n..11,.... j H~• ~ 1.69 ~"lo . '2.69 ...... 19c • DAVE'S CAMERA EXOIAllGE 474 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa-646-2136 "Artistry in Moving" - for the BEST MOYE of · YOUR LIFE Call:· 494-1025 S80 Broad~ay FALL R TIME TO THINK Of SWEATERS RllNIRT'S HAI THIM ••• CARDIGAN.S - PULLOVERS TURTLE-NECKS C1rdlgons ....... 12.00 ,. 30.00 -' ' ' ,.....,;· 10.00 .. 20.00 , .... 11.M ..... , .... , .... - Tur1i..tt.c1co ,...., n.oo 1e 20.00 -~ 1--w~ ·-•Ull Catallnl Vartln Shotlad dr!pt -Munalnaerwur Orloo l'.1 1 .... a ,,,. Cat>llnl-llllrlln Wool.Qllle 1Uleb -We C.rry Compl1t• s.i.ct!Olll of s._..,,. by 1Anow, , . Catoll-Martln, Pendleton, M ... .,_,. For 9111111ty, Style, flt lanltAmorl,.rd -·a.,.. Corte·~ DIM"' Clvit• :ror.·cNree ... -c..i.. 1116 NEWPORT IOULIVAll.D .t NlwPoltT .... HA."'°' I&.~ 1'1rtr CilMli10iillf 11111 ........... - ltMr lntl'lft• 1- ' I I / ' \ t. f I ' H11mphrey Strategy Clearer WASHINGTON (AP) - A key alllt to Hubert H. Humphrey saya Richard M. Nixon can't afford to remain quiet ln tbe presldenllal campalgn no matter bow far ahead be ii In the poU.. Sen. Fred Harris, (D- Okla.), 1ald that "In piy time in politics I have never seen a man who wu so far ahead In the poU. at the state that he thought he could cout lnlo ol!l<e cet elected. "I 1lliDI: lhai Is -II going tpen Jur '!!-.· There 11 no denying that Humpbi:ey ii the tmderdog, but be ii a fighting one and before he gets through be is goiDg to amoke Nixon out in- to the open on the issues." Harri.. a chief advisor to Humpbrey was repeating what bu become a main theille ID the Democratic contender's campaign -to force Nixon into some sort of confrontation. Part 9f this efiort involves getUng Nixon to debate Humphrt!y on nationwide television u he did John F Kenned1 In 1960. Humphrey people f!llnk their man can overcome the large margin Nil<JD bu bllilt up -In· tile polla if !hi GOP candidate will speak out more definite- ly on the ismes. -· ''EVtf.J· time Nixon takes a position some of the people who are 'YotinC against' are going to change t h e i r minds, H HarriJ said. Nil:OD said during bis campaigning 1 n th e p r e-conventlon primaries that he would welcome 1 debate. But he has not commented on Hum- pbre1'1 challenge and his ad.vi.ton .-e reported stnJDel1 opposed to such a confrontation. H~ded that tile Hum~ campaign arg ' n, whidl W sald bas "' a largely. hit-and-mis& basis, is belnC tigbtened1 up, with regional aD\I Ila.~ coordlnawn flm· nl!!l •ut:lji all sections of tile .,......,., . . HQfiosexual Ph~ne List ' Requested SAN f'l\ANCISCO (AP)- Four organhations for ho- mosena\I contend that they should be\IJJted In tile 11now pagea oil the telephone di· rectory. I · "The homoeei:ual seek· ing counsel and assistance bu dilfl<ulty In finding how to get iD ' touch with ua," the Rev. Charles H. Lewis, president of the Council on Rellgjon and the Homosex- ual, tesWJed Tuesday at a State Public Utilities Com- m1ss1o0 hearing. The four organizations want Pacific Telephone Co. to lll\ them under Homo- pbile Organizations, The hearing, before PUC examiner Donald B. Jarvis, continued today. 'lbe Rev, Mr. Lewis, a Lutheran ~ODlrJ in Ult N ortb Be area. said there Is pu c demand and necessity f .ueh a listing becauae there are between 70,000 and 90,000 bomosex- uall llvlnc In tills city. Paclftc Telephone's attor- ney. Robert Michalski, told 1he ~g that under PUC r~gul&Uom the finn baa the right to refuse to establish such a heading unless it causes ·unlawful d.Jscrlmina- tion. He said that if the ho- mophile listing i1 allowed, Jt will open the door to other limited categories. Lewis said his organiu- tion and the three others are bani to find under their present headings or assocla- tJ.op.J and religioua or&aniu· tl.0..' 'lli8 lllber thJoee ·are tile SocletJ fir lndl.vldual 11libta, the Oaugbten ol BllltU,, Inc .• and the Tavern Gull4 o1 America. · MIU Pbyilll Lyon, public ttl.Atloai diredor for the DallltlitBI of Blliw, 1aid .,. htimophllo listing w .. .......,..., ~I« emergency calll. Sia.·. her organi- ,.. t•tl u1 calla from ~II "'10 ore oa the verge ol nldde.· -. ,..... -16 help fftlllll ~Mf!E'''' to un· =it lbemHlftl and ID -= ,.,r.:~ Bui l.owU ad ,Mia L7on lllcfllW ~ijf." lhe l«m llwill>llllt ·dlan bom~1 altb tbe7 -Ille ..... mot ID ·, , .. -t ~fl ' • ... .,,...., .•. _. . ;. \ l 1811 h _.,.·~-,···. t' • ,· ' .. ' .. .. Y-' I .. ..... magnificent 3-pc. "1'e>l>.1~~~m 369.00 Regularly 437.00. A superbl;'cratied. .funnaucally styled bed· room set that brings the Medltemmeixn to ~u. <?ck veneers are fi nely matched with solid oak i:mc;l -haiid·ry.b}'8<1 to a warm, bur- nished finish. Set includes "c:t "".12" ·fl.<##11t dresser, framed mirror and lull or queen size'.'clla!r'lsci~~rd. Also"avail· able: nite table, req: 79.00, 89.dr'~ston~'ieg. 239.00, lll.Gil . .. . ~ . _., ' . ' .... ' .... : ... ~ ·'-·' • ..., .. ' . ... -. Sealy luxury quilted'mattreua99 . .. . . . .. , : r ~.. . : .. :.: ~ .. ·: ' . . ..f" .. • . ' . Regularly.49.9 . What ctirnlortl'nie~y-!Jdge guard bordercon- truction keeps this mattreS. flnn'. cnid.siilqaU, right out to the edges. _Has beautilul floral quilted ·caver,,il\ffl coil unit Twin or full size. Box spring, reg. 49.95, :lt.15 A&o' In supet-iizes: 2- pc. queen set (60"xBO"l ut.ot; 3-pc. kihg ~·w·xn -159.00 .. . • -' ' . •• • • ' ' •' S' 11·' .. 8 ... '· .. • .. ... ' ... ~ ·. . ( '. ' '· • . .. . -' . . \ . • " ' : \ ' ' \ . ' .I •. I I I/ ,., ·• . ' , ··r· 1.:t-:~tr'. ~· . .,.., r .... t-' , r ·~~_.'AlOe -. ...... , . .. ... . ~· ~ .. .:., ' . t' ,, ...... I ...,-• ~ . i .. e .'. ... ···~~'{,-~~' . ~---r • U:.l.·.i~il..~'-" ~-:~ .. ~,~-.m,w;o '" . l·· ~·' ~.tiJDW.iOc)ntt ~. '· .. , · l . ,~ ~ ~ .... i~ •. , .,i.., .. . ·: ·. ·. • .. "-, . ~= •. ~ · .. ··~~imit'.:m ... ~ .. 'I M ,.•t • 'I .·, Think of it-the splendor of Spain fn . your o-.p. !ivil)g 190ml The 88" loose · .... pillow back ao!o: and the 60" lov• \ seqt are b¢th C:usto.m covered in a ScqtchgardS-treated fabric with a dramatic Spanish motif and ao- centec:I with scu.lptured wood. trim. '!'he swivel lounge chair has a cotton boucle cover. Your· choice of color& furnit ure 141 -143 ' ' . ' "Robledo" s-~ dining room set 639.00 ' Regularly 75200. TI,.. Spanish i~uence .is beautifully present in this romantic Pining room ... quality-constructed of oak veneers and solids with gracefully detailed carving. The set includes 60'' buffet 42"x64" trestie·table with one IO" leaf, and six high-back chairs (ene arm. Jiy.,.'jojde chatrs). Also available: matching china cabine~ with 4 gl<IS;Sdoors (60"xl 7"x76':) reg. 379.00; 339.00 • . ( • I • ' - ' > ~ . \ • Sealy "Golden· Guard''. iaaitr01 49.95 twill or full FiNnness really makes a difference in sloepin; comfort -and this is the firmest mattress ev~r offered by Sealy at this low price. Beautiful print cover i• quilted to urelhene loom for comfort. Metehing bo• spring, 49,95 · Speciolly prited ~uper-sizes, lob: 2-pc .queen set (60"x80") 139.9S 3-pc. king set IO'xl'J 199.95 . . . sleep equfpment 145 l ,. ' ·. + ·--__ ......_ ____ ......... r • ' t· ..• 1 f h • 'l '"·ay . co s~li C.0asf :.plaza, 3 . ~ • 'itr:' sk.IP lllOIJdly ~-~t I. ' / ... .sfa mes 'a.m to 'i ' I 1 • \ j I I j ! f I 1 I i ' I " ·' i I j 1 .... ·---· ---~ -, ·- , IMlUCET BASK&T l!Rf~KE,T cRYOVAC ., .. 7···9· • : .·. • .. Round . Steak U.S.D.A. CHOICE FULL CUT-B.OHE· IN . 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Loida of coaori ·to chodu from. $1 p0.:· ~··. • '°°lll:ERS ~BENCH . ' WJST~hli:F· PLAZA rrnwr FALL FLAnERY -~Try a sau.cy flip, of s'oft.curls , to frem• 'yo.ur f.tce with youthful verve this -: .. ason. · ~ •.• 1 • :·Phone · Now 548-0460 . -. MEN'S Fq~MAL WEAR SPECIALISTS " darrell,~edrick TUX SHOP SAlES'·..:.. DELUXE RENf" ALS FAS!'ilON SQUARE ·JS. BULLOCKS ~-WESTCLIFF PLAZA 1130 IRVIN~ NEWPORT BEACH 646-8191 TED-ELLIS WELCOMES HIS MANY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS. HE IS NOW ASSOCIATED. WITH US AT THE 646-9941 Optometrist Or, Lou Roy Elder • CONT ACT LENSES • REFRACTING e EYE W.EAR STYLING • PRESCRIBING WESTCLIFF PLAZA 1'124 IRVINE NEWPORT BEACH 642..0720 Joh11so11 l Jok11M1t. S.Jt ol.. • sorbo11t. ''' • 240'1 fff boby coro •r mtk•·•P rtM0•1I • . ' ' .. . .... "' --:a. ------- --------- ----------'----~.--------------~~-----~~-~ ----- If DAll.Y- J\qother i Candlestick No-hitter ·'17-todl'.- An ..,.. tw ae .,.. tad a tooth for a t.,ui -but a llO-llillar fer a no.llltw? v.1.t -al m<IDP II tllal? ~'• Cardtna1 nvqe. :ftw -bav• eouen lhe ed11 .. tlle Wcrlcl Soria·-CerdlDoll thll --IO wbea Gaylcrd Perry ol Sali Frand>co cllppe<I them with a no- llilW 'l 11 0,, In ~ Plrl, llil& lir ........... ..;..'!!":; :"'~:,:, Oilll!l wttboal • lilt ,.. • .. . ...... a..1, tbl ftrit tlii\6 ... QJ a llPe -pitched in IUC• -·_.,lo lhe ..... ballpark. -·i • 1> • r n: a S.yeu..old right.. ~ -· bact oil Ille way tlll1 ~I z'-1>eJn1 plqwld bJ arm '~ ol Ille time Jllnce hla first -..;Ith Ille Cardlnall In 19111, -hls-ltban ~ H• walled a.., and lfii£• Iii'~ In nlllDC bll reccrd --.. . WMlll>ln .-nd Perry outdid ~t Koob 11111 ~ Groom ol Iha St. LoWJ •••IJ:, the only pitcher• to burl no-llltaop '"' 111cce11lv1 day• In :t..,-15¥: &> .. "9 Mii 1114 II onr a -o1 ""8 ,._ la m7 -1roap ., 111f 1 Mil -ta tho -1'!111 " i doObllhoo<'lf • -.. . ''1'¥a =wllll lhe Cardinali 23 -Mana.cer Red Schoen· =,_. aever uw a no-h 1 t t er ~Glf Cardlnola. Lou Wornd<e ni lllOIMI Can11ao1 to tum the trlelt -la!llD. "lt-., IWlt IM>llltter -bid> ..-,• ... Wubbllrn, 111>obada 12· , .-,..It-Loull lll Ul2 befcn In· lm:!ol "1 """ Ille nut year. ftilb tt the Cal'dlnall' patience, be ._ lllRtr worked blJ way bact --li'lh1, M, t-11, 11-i and 10. 7 .. . . ~ilalt ,,. II tile Gianll matched the !l!gtGal. Dll the aeventti when Mike =~v&: elCIA..S~-·c..t ~1-IJll _,, __ ., --11111 liflll la 1111 majan ... -Udfl,ji,jlo the N-1-ie. ··-~-....... DllCIDlll-171 .. I' ...... OOI CIOll t100 -I I I w.-.. .,..rm, lklllll. UMr <fl •111111 ~ • -• (l).1l, I. -..,.,, tNJ. COOPER UPSETS MILD8JVBERGER ~ (AP) -Henry Cooper, onoa mere ._vywei&ht d>ompon of ~ aoM today be -wanta a aad< it JWpny Ellll' Wol'ld Ba>inc ~.Ile. "lf1 lf9't .. Ill llf Im 111 M Ille bact alter oil -yean," Qld Ccqw.'''Now fd lib to mllj 11111," ~. 34-year-old l!rltilll ...,,. Jllon, .......... -,, •• GarmanT• Jori MMenberger oo an tiChlh ~ dlsqualllication fer but-tine al i4rld<m'• Indoor Wembley lillldllUD WNneaday nigh!. Me$811 Involved • • • .Coast Area Net\ Aces· Continue to Top Foes U,ITI_..... INSTANT REPLAY -St. Louis Caiilnal pitch"1' Ray Washburn fired a 2--0 no-bitter at the San Frand1pi Glanu Weclnesclq to com- plete the major league's first bact-to.J>ack ~bitten. Giants' Gay- lord Perry lumed the trick less than 14 houri before Walhbum by n<>-bittlng the Cardinals. At Olympic Village 0 1•10011 SINllLll FINALS -Jll!Mrt Gal!Ow•Y ........... !ft Mektl,, Ho, .... ""- Czechs, Soviets Won't Speak MEXICO CITY (AP) -The Czecboolovoidlpa and 1111 ii- an CivlDC ucb other I!!! Jllelll ll'tJ~ 111tt11 Ia 1111 OIJJllllio VlllH•. *'-• competiton ln next mootb's Games are being housed. "We don't speak to them and they don't speak to UJ," said Dr. Mlroslav Vmek, who 1ervlls' cfoUble .-Zty as the Czech teen'• p'by1ician and psycbologiot. He added relationa were cool with athletes from tbe other countries tAat invaded CzecboelovU.ia earlier tJi.111 summer. "Of eourse, politics should not mix with sports and we know it is oot the fault of 11leae fellowe , but lti1I ••. " be aald. T be Clecb team w a 1 expected to 1ba'e • d0l'll1ilm7 bWldlni with lll1ltlll li'l!ll •lllMr llonllntlJlll coui!lrr, bUI IPOdfically roque1ted 11111·"" llTl!!P"'""! lit ... ed. !llellllaJt "'fll'lll"I llillctd by alJilJilf --la 1111 I a 1" I buUd1ng • the Mexican team. "Nobody believed we'd come here after our COi.Dry wu inYaded," a.aid Dr. VlllOk. ''The Olympiad -a UWe thing in relation to wbat waa hap· penJnc In oor country. "Nobody even , thought ab o u t to speak to the athletes from Huniary llld -Umdlltl -~-"II 1boJ --Ill and (Ol111bJely -to IJnow what bappmod Jn our COUJllry. "But II they como with propaganda .tlcxat coumer ..... obiUOD Wt will not lpeali: lo them." ~. VllJOll.~,ol ' r:.:r~--.. ..,:: ... tr 1111 Ull ol Cblr bl Prqtie, Mid Ille main Ob ol 1bo team paycbolo(llt ii lo keep the aUllttoa In ..... ol btlanc:t --Jllultloa and _,..atlDn. Dodgers Try Rookie Against Cincy Tonight LOS ANGELES (AP) -II tile Los Anauo Dod,.,... hope to Improve tbeS' record next yell', tbe11l bave to •tart b...UO(,.. rigbt-llanffd bitten. I.bl Anpl" 1120-30 ag-lelt-han- 1 h,__ AIM Foat.r, 0-0, against Cln· dnnali'• George Culver, 11·15, Jn tanl&ht'• third and clecldtnc , ...... the -i ... Ani(o, 12-i, needed relief belp from Ted Abenudhy ID -up the Yldaiy and Ue the aeriel al one came apleco. '• Villanova Coach Protests Broken Olympic' Promise PlllLADIIILPHIA (AP) -'lllo U.S. Traal< llld Flold Committee ha1 bnln lls 1lord b)' Mt &lvinl miler Dett Palrilll a ber1ll .., the U.S. ~ tee, »YI Jim "Jumbo" SI11o1t, VW-V. Unlvmlly tract ...... IWI°'* ~ W-y be w• fUlnc I 0 formal protest" with aacll e( 1111 0 .,.. ... ....., members to -monal ol the declllon following Paldct'1 lourlh-placo finish ln the 1,900 -l'llCt and the l!nal OIJm· lliC trlala Oftl the weekend al South Lai.,._, 'l11o eomaltte• already bad pro- milld d" t1 , the preu and coacbet, Elllall uld, lhat llrlt-place finishers II. tho •lier Olympic trlaia In June at IM Alllelot would bl JllW'- 011mplo lolJ!I alota. '"nll ori:f oon<lltioo under which the -wwld bl removed from tho laalD ,,.. IJil .......... llJlllllll!r le -pole al.bid> a!Ulude. ''Davt Palr!ct'a ~ --lltrdb' .... dlo<r!bed," 1ald Dllalt lo l .. '" comm111- 1D1mbWI. :.~ I PatNI< I,,... omni '~ --placer ""' Van llOden, ""• hlmMll ,,.. "'11 "'1dnd -· p1w 111ft1 ~ a M· s•t. II -'I el Villanova. Uqvarl lllllllbad close on the beell ol mUo clllJDllllie Jim Ryun, wlMI ran 001 ol Illa ~ 1,500 meter• In recent 11;:: L1oi*f and Van Ruden form Trevino Enters Costa Mesa Golf Classic the 1,ilOl-m-Olymplo Olllltin(ul. "At the very ieast," Ell. wrote, "I requelll a mail ballot *'1 to oil memben ol tho Track and Flold Oom· -asking them ID r*-lhelr eommltment to Dave Patrk:L "· Angels Idle After Splitting With Twins MINNEAPOLIS.ST. PAUL (AP) - The California Anpls are Idle today alter l]llltUnc a doubl.t>ea49r w-. day with the Minnesota TwlDa by Iden- tical '-! ICOTl!S. Jim Frecoal's two-run triple Jn the -lnnfDc el the ftlC!rtcap, Bobby lrnoop'1 l1llH<Orint lin~ lo Ille third and Jim 8PoPeer'1 tMri!lce Oy In the uventh flV. . t!art.r Clyde Wrl(bt. (10.5), the victory. In the opener, a thre•nn fourth Inning hlghllgbted by BrllCe Loot'• two.nm lingle, pac.d Dau Cbance, (15-15), ID • win over BUI llamlaon (1-6). • ""'"'°-CAU,.,.NIA MtllllfUOTA • r ""' .. , .. ,.. .-rw.teJi..rf JIJ•T....,.,Cf J121 T1tvrn, d J t I I 11:-. 1• I I 1 1 ,..,_1,. Jlt!~rt •• t lltldlet'dt, l J I I I Nllloft. If I t I .__.,1, Jiii ......... '' ·-· 2'11 •• 1 1 Mflttrwtlt. • 1 119"1n.,c ,,,,._...._,, f ~°'t".!• • I I I I IMM-.. .. ,....,..,~ llllL911k.M "'""" .. 111111•~· Q\lllld, • ·Zany 100-mile Walk --~May Wake Up Town FIRED UMPIRES TO A.IR CA.SE 'lllo Dod,.... coold advance only two runmn u far u HCODd bale mi 1ut -..,... by (rCIUDCIJllc 1nio 1wr d~·· 'I'beJ bad • -In ... -In· '*'C wma a OllHUt -it to BID SuclaIJll 11111 .., lnllaid hll · by K111 &,... drovo Arri(• lr<m the mllllnd. But Ablmathy MWed up 1IJe vld>ory by getting ptnciJ-bltl« Len ll<lbrl•- to eround i.oto a~. ' OID.AHOW. CITY -Two L • 1 1 11a.. ...,..-1nv11au.... 1n p1a7 1n tho llllllb -1 Hale N-.i Open .,U ~ all M-v...ie <Joun. IQ' Cl!* la Oolta -°"'-~ ...... ICtt4 llotl club·!*-enol - Loo ,.,... and Loo Dior -tho .-.0 Ill-. Civinc their nod for ibe Cotta Me-. event to Reif at the Natloul PGA ,.-a -ball 1¥1111 In Otlllloma ar,. - -... KIH..,,_ffl Uhl._,..,,.. l .Mllttr, " 111:1>1~'"'-.. ..... \,. -·· ...... .. ,. . , ..... ' I: I I • ' I I eon.,. t!rn d--lually irrow -Oii to lludeat llljlll& llld _. ~ to some of the juvenile ,)'ftDtl......,. occasionally shatter the -/-.D{IJ tldl trying ID jam into a phone ~~e.waeen would hardly be b an notewwtby than a fall.in&: leaf or ~ atpial UClrt changing from red ID r;:"-11 lo la Columbia, Mlasoorl. th• iheltllC ..,,..SS for the University of ~ ' llowtnr, tbera may be an eye. I :WHITE • i -.,, ASH '.· " J ···~ formed 111tborltte1 at hla IUbai 1Mter -Col Slale (,..._), He hopM to make tb1J JM!'11 Olym· piai but fell short of the mark, placing 17th in a field of lB at the oatiooal AAU meet in Sacramento. lllneu (tonsil removal) and a subse- quently 1low recovery were blamed far his tnability to make Cle U.S. walk· mg liquad which will vie in tbe '68 Olympics el Mexico City next month. However, presumably Bryan ll re- gaining hU strength. If he isn't, ambulances should be ltan<ling by nery few miles or so of the Columbia lC».mile walk route. PerJ011ally , I'd prefer a straight jacket if I ever coosidered 1uch an endeavor. * * * -·· ..... °'1Jlfl< Hp. Gta. a .. -......,, will Bii •a - " --llil _,,.... -11taa_ia ... __ al Mellce Clly. Gu. Mlrflet. IHI eqae1trlu pN medallll, la la prlaoa sente1 a .. ,,.... s:trml for timple bteaUonal t.omldde ii the deatl of a eoutrucUo. worker. )Vould JOU believe thiJ report from A.uodal.fJd Prea? The PhWpplne n•· tional beoltetbaD team rel-4 to late the llDor lvr overtime Plat aplnat Gnecrt. cJ•lmln& the playm were too tlndtop:a,. 'lllo .-. u II-& tie, wu held ln ... -. UCL.t. ......... ellraetl .. loolbaD ..Wale ler 1'71, ill<hodla( llome •:c:. wllll Tnaa, Pitt, VIC, "' Cll ... on_._ Tllo ·-·-... lllulM. w·...._ .... ~ --°'1IJ ... -..... .. ~ 1Undtve me11. ~ tmCA, N.Y. [AP) -UJllllinl Al Salemo and Bill Val-, l!rtd by Ameri-League Prwslclat Jo• Qoodll Monday, wero -..i lo pr81811t tbe.ir c a 1 e Tbund&J It a meetlllg ln Wasbingtoe with llonator1 Jacob Javill and W'11llam ~ll llld II<\>. AleDllder Pirnie, oil ol New York. T b t umpinll' atomtJJ, J e r r y Milano and Harry Hanna , both of Cleveland, Ibo were to attend the Wubineton meeting, whldl wa1 set up at tbe invitation of lhe lawmakers. <nmn uld be fired Salerno, who b81 worked in tbe league far 12 years, aid Valeotine, who waa hired in 1962. for incompetence. 'lb• umpires insiat tbeJ were cut loote became of their labor adivttJeo ln atlanpting ID cqaniu American Leipe umpire.'! and join In .., uaodad• with their NatlonaJLeogue~. 'lllolloda_llo_talllollzlll lnnlnC -a -by 1'aaJ Peru ....i a dncle by Chico Ruis kllocted Jn two rum oll loler Don S-. t-IS, -had --atraillJt, Aloi J-atarted Ille ..0,, will ... 11-llolll bit tr CffKIMU.Tt LOt ANM\91 ==:.! .. A.J-.-. If ,,__' l"lrtt, Jb ... ..,...,.. ltl llul&. 2111 '-'-. -· AbttMlllY, JI .. ,... •tlilrtl 1111 '~ .d 1111 11 'tlludltll,• •• , •lll K.....,...,U, I 1 • 1 I I C!'llwflln!. " I I llllS.v-,rl' I I ) I l I G1brl9!-. .. I I ,,,,,._ldl.• J 1 •tlt C_l,,c I I t I I I Sl'llrlt'f, 111 I I ... ~.,.. l • Abr1a. 9 t t S uttiDn, I I I fl.81lln, 11111 1 I Grlt!lf, fl I I To11• 2' tll 1 T""'t. If I c~ ............. • • •-t ... ~ ...... ----· Of" -c•w.ti •. to• -CllldllftiMI la-t... ~ I. ,. -hfodl, "'""-'" " ..... .. ArT'1W (W,lt-fl •Ill ' I I I I Abeme""' t.11 I I I I I luftwt (L. .. lSl I f I I I & ~,.nt I I I I I I Wfl -Mtoft. T ...... -l!:U. ~ -....... 'In>IDo 11 11111 nal!oael open cham· 11oe and EM1r II the bard·luclc lee4r ii> Jact Nloldlu In the American Goll Claalc el -cc In Atnm, Ohio. otblrl "'° .... ...,...... .. --"==. Ille 11111 c1lllllc: U't ' tUBDll1lp ti the -8"rtlord ---... =-S1J111 Mato, or .1lplll 11111 S1!b ~ Dlctlnoon, Bllly Mowell, Jbnmy CIA't, Tommy J-1>a llJll the HID brotbon -Dave and Mlb "'" 11111 Jtl. 8llll mon. Defeodin( champion Dan Stoctlml, At Geiberger, Georp Ari:!Mr, Diet Mm:tlnea, John and Diet Loa, Bobb)' McAlltaW Gmo ~. Jerry -· a.uct C<ftnoy, Qmlle Sifford. Dm Witt, ~ a ad Jay Hebert, Dm Sd>leo llldBIJI-...,. ....,._ la .. amed up with Relf ber'O . ... ~·· openln( of the ~ ...i. He .., the first &abaN -onal d>amp. Discus Record Battered RICNO, N... (UPI) -DIC Jay Stlvut« 1mui.d his wn pending wcrld -mort w~ when be opllD h Pldor an !llDWI 224 feet J -cha1I( 111 all-<01Dera meet at the Unlvenl)1 al Nevada, and thoii -be ... --· Oflldall -·· predlclod !bat tho -would bl aeeepCod. Tbert ,,.. • :Ill mpiJ -blowln&. bU1 SII-threw into tl 'Ibt diJCUI wu wei&btd\ and wu a ha1f-otmr1 beaftlf tbu ibe minimum. SUveaw, !I, Smlthllel4, U I ab, airead1 bad the p111dln& ...-t et JIM .. 1 Wt M>J 211 at the CaUlomla llelaya. 'l'bll 11111-t II -_,, .--llia---ollJollolrwoed ..... -. ,,,. ... .,_ ....... -allo led OlJ1llPo qaailka -• loai .. '1111 feel I lnc:bea. - Tiii .-.! tlnw WU the lalt ol -btl to ... the llJ'lllat Hr!• In .. illtlory " the oldelll wl&ht nenl ol -1111 -Cll!I lllat ,_ boclt ID --· llllballd•ml•..:tJllllni. el.-SIU, DM, SIN md llll·L Not_ the_ lllM -- Mt IMI laBI· -1811 be btl 1111 2'l\la jndlco. IN 061.l!T -J~ Sllv-' blllli:a ~ olm world dllC1ll noon! wllll -ol 2M ""' • IDelln. A , , Battle of Giants I DOUBLE TROUBLE -One of lh.e Qiost interesting metchups Fri- day night will be on the flank where Newport Harbor's Stu Aldrich (top) will be paired off a gainst Corona del Mar's Brian Stem. Ald- rich, at 220 pounds, outweighs h1s opponent by five pounds,_ but Stem, at &-4, is two inches taller. Newport bas shut out Corona del Mar in the schools' last two meetings. Corona Hopes to Halt ·B lankings by Newport / . Being blanked by a team two straigtlt yeon ilo.'t what most foatball players cooslder a 1uccess. When It's done by • tradiU01181 rival -the big brotiher -it's disastrous. Newport Barl>or has beaten ~oo• de! Ma CID blaoli: jobs In '8'1 and '67 Speir on Team. At Prep School Neal s. Speir <JI Fountain Valley, is a member.oLJIJ• ~team Ill Ille United Slit.el r • ACldimlf Preparatory sa.ool, ?!. wlr, Va. Attendance at ttte1prep sd1edrl leads to an ~ent to We<! P-ooe yeer later. · The team pl*YI e sclledU!a that In- clude• the West Point Plebes iii<! the "Litlle Ann1-Nllvl' ram• = the 1'197 Pftp:saiilill 111 BCN-IN;; OD Oct. 1. ... Ind OOldt Dave Bolland <JI the Q>rona club jsn~ -.. his grid<ler1 forget It. Starting for Corona del Mar'• of· rense are three letterman beckl and five more. 411 tbe Une. Holding the );oy to the Sea King <JI. fecise, accmtil'lg to Holland, 11 qwit"'"'81< O.V. Teny. "We're going" to have to haw ex- tre~ well if we~e goiua: to beat ·them ,' he said. The rui\Ung attack Is wrapped up In -...0 Ru Snyder llDd Mike Eu.d.l. ~ Delensiwly, _,.. the Sea 1thica ,,. .. hod most <JI thtlr li!lcCess durlog ran (ll'8<tko, the boot s.a Klnc• (al Do-Flolll) ... led by -. Roy kl ...i Dam>.y Salazar along wllb -Doog Maboc and ........ _ Raad7 J- Hollond clahni h11 blqeol P"l>lens 1'tth N"-' •• the Tan' r.:t:'" <JI!-alCml --.... !lie ¥1WNewP.t.__....._ ll>il ;roar. ---·---------~-- D.llLV '!LOT Jf Prep Football Opens Tonight ' Mater By GLl!:NN WIU'l'S dual.~ sa.t. <Jlcoadl T<m Baldwln ..... - - -bout • """" ¥lit ..s nilll' Ill ol Two polenllal !oque ~ -1*b, -by IJl-Amerlcu can. MAia-llel IDd Santa Alli WCh -pt di-laaac COrill. the jump .. Soulhml c.Jl'-""'• It -Olltia, la fact, -did Ill anlllda <JI big!> ldlool lootlJoll talet!t .-·Bob Wocida' Malar Dal lcroea a wben they kick off the 1968 .._i1111 y0or .,., kuldn( -oa a 35-yard at Santa Ana BowL llOCl<iDC,Jloml u the S.U.11 toolt a 7.f The lllOld> <JI lbe two alw*Y•·loalll lriumpll. J oulflta is raled a touup by DAILY • Mdr llel IJ ..,. ol lho ociUJrt1 qoeo. PILOT expeN llQd it "-lo clr1w ... -tw ·ea ..s 11 the M•-· a crowd <JI D,000 to the 10,3ll04ul ..., J>1o1 Saota AM ~ c1-to BowL ' t •en lml&1'4, .. ~ Loque -goea at I o'cloct. c:rwn 1111,J bt ill ... • Sonia Ana 1J defeadM!g SUnlet Woodi -bo>bol a ~ Ht <JI League titiht . ...i rumerup to 1*b, ))OC:ed by Jaaiarlutlfboct Mart ~la !lie 00 Cir .. ~p llwuL llllt -the \ llDd Wbllt/ Shackle£ ord Picks Falcons Over O.CC in Close Opener It's getting so that if Orange Coast wins a season-opening foot.ball gamti, it's e. break wtth t:Nditioo. But it's a tradition Orange Coast coach Dick Tucker would just u soon disc$"d . The Pirates, ycu see, haven't won an opening game in live years. Tucker's Bucs travel to Cqrltos $aturday night to open tbe '68 ciam- paign against the aame foe they've debuted •lalmt for tilt past three seasons. Cerritos hal won trll three: 23.(1 Iaat year, 21-7in'66Bild1.6-0 in '65, Orange Coast dropped il.s 1964 upe-to LA Herbor, li-13. You, have to g:o blek to occ•s Rose Bowl year, 1963, to find an opelling game triumph. That wu a U-0 whitewa&h Of Soutbwestern. The Bucs w•e 10-0 tUt year, oapp:l.ng the season wWt a 21-0 win O•V er Northeastern A & M in tbe now defunct Junior Rose Bowl. Coast's losing streak with its last five openers is a peculilr· · one3, bemuse the Pirates have logged win- ning &easooa in three of those five campaigns. But now the Pirates M'e up against it again. Cerritos coach Smokey Cates has another brawny outfit looki.ag for· a fourth straight win over OCC. Rustlers Hope to Get rheir IGcks From Bess Ray Shackle/Ord, the Golden West coach, bas eeen both Cerritos and Orange Coast lo ac.rimmagea tbis month and r1cn Cerrllol again. "I thJnk it 1 going to be a cloa~ game but I stUJ. think: Cerritos will beat 'em. Cerritos 15 much better offeoaively but Coast is better defensively. By EARL GUSTKEY Of !lie D•llr Piiot ll•tf Over the past two seasons, Golden West Q>Uege's football record iJ 10..7-1. wtth a skilled place kicker, that mark could be 12.&. That's tilt difference two f1eld goals Would have made in a Golden Welt defeat and a tie. Coach Ray Shacldel..-d has a kicker Cll'l band .... that could spell the dlf. fenmce in future close games. "We've never even. tried a field goal m. our two seasons," Shackleford says. "~t with Bob Bess we're going to try a few this year." Bess, an 18-yerar-old freshman from W~ster High, ha! proven hJmlelf t.o be accurate hom within 25 111'ds and be could be aummoMd to chalk up three poinll stturday night against East Los Angeles. Beu wortta oot an hour a day on bis kicking Ind tllen adds a half hour of duty kt the welghtroom to strengthen bis kicking leg. Sbacklefmi say1 there'• rwghly two aituations where he'd call upon Bess. "It would have to be early in the game on a tourttwmd..tour or 10, or late In the game If a field goal wins the game for us.•• ., Sbadde£ord limits Bess to within the 25 beoause of ttle consistency f~r. "He can kick them fr901 further O\t but be'• not as consistent as he ia .. .,,~ .... ~ -t-t. Q'"' _, lhf' out "°"' but 10 I« .. " Tl'lf T.:...dlr ~:.ck Sl.rlkl 1t I «Id tlnlshkl •I t :3CI DICtltW of Tundllr b elfl-. , , "" _ .. uw ·-~ ....... Vk f:dllund wUI l>ftlMbh' plfly • nit I•• LA '-'r.1:1 l'lllhl, l"'-11 M ittler II 11 00 Mralll. ~ •P ll"!llWll "t.1 I Jot rl OlfdllM "" lo... ..... , .. Tht 1l111lfllr 6lflnM .. wwtlnll ..,., "' dll"*W !Kflel, Tiii frtlllt tour trw D!!fl QM. nlnQIMm. Tim !Ir"""" H•rrY Hot"* Mil 'M,Mfll'lt, to m1I 1 /11$ fll"ll 1"1n11 l'Oll "He'1 not ~-' Th. st~-~· TOl"I McM•l'IM· contln11 .. IKllLW 'I 'tlfY ((111111!enl," intd(ltfOHI IQ'I. • Tritons l:lave New Coach, Offensive Set San Clemente H1gti. School under new COlllch Tom Eada aod a new of· fense called «pro slot with e spilt end, opens the 1968 varsity foo(l>all cam· pai~ with seven undercla1smen on the atareiing eleven aga.inlt invading Neff Htgt. of La -Eads' Tritona will be banking OD the running and passing awvvy o f quarterback Mark Heumann, partlcul· arty witb Homer Waisner out. of the game with a broken band. Waisner 11 Sen Clemente's hardest ruooer. Sophomore Bob McNam~ bu taken Waisner'• ptace in the back:fll'lld along with two semor1, fullback Berl<ley Burch and bal(bacl< Bob Alacon. San Clemente'& oUeosive line 11 dot· ted with six juniors and the beavie1t player ls Dan ChemotU, tipping the scales at 192. The rst an ln the 180 pound range. Tbe 'n'Jtons' defense, atrenln1 pursutl alld gang tackling, II led by rovttb1ck Tony Plowden and cor.. nerbacl< Bob AJocon. 1he Trltons' ment.ar_ corialder1 hll field 1eneral, Heuman, the beet run• ner ob the tema. The bolt club ta el'• peclld to run a tot of sprk&-ou~typo action 1'1 Nell with Heu,,,.., Ulla& 1111 opllon or rumlng or throwing. eround the 26." Shaalelord IJ deep In his kicking game this year. He has a sped.ali1t manned at every posl Bess is the fteld IOai apecialist and he will also handle kickoffs. J aclr. Selbert ii the e:olra point booter. "Cerritos bas a very potent pa1aing game -oUeoi.vely and defensively. If Coast hes any weaknesses it's their pass defense and I think this will hurt them ~ Cerrlta6' passing. "I tiink Coast has a more venaWe running game and ttiey could hurt ~ ritos on the O"ound. But cmitol will go with the pass-they'll pa11 llnl oll<l run eecond. Fountain Valley Smal~ But Ready-Pickl ord By JOEL SCHWARZ Of Tiii Dlltr ..... ..,, U Bruce Pickford could boH 1111 bopes entirely on mental and emo- Uonol conditto1» lns!Hd Of ph)'lical size, Foun-Valley would bt &' big winner in 1968. "The attitude of our kida 11 just GAUCHOS FACE CAL LUTHERAN Tbr,ow 71 players wbo don't b1ve ~ minute of college football experience among tb.em and you hive the cnt for Saturdlry night's cootest between fledging Slddleback College and the junior varslt1 aquad from Callfomta Luthem College of Thousand OakJ. 'n'6 game wru mark Saddlebeck'• lnltial foot.ball outing and it could be a paintul. one. Cal Lutheran, a small coD.ge, bas put out big, fut and high scorlllg temi• durin« tile 1aat •Ix )'881'1. At Saddleback, George Hartman's forces will operate without No. l quarterback Rod Graves, who jam- med a thmnb tn practice. Offensive left tackle Jack Kennedy, who has a bad !ell me., IJ a qu..U-ble starter. great and they're mentally and emo- tioDillll{ ready right now. The only thlng could ask for in these k.lds la more llize," Pickford 1aid. Size most likely will tum out to be a crucial fe.~ fOr the Baroo1 in 1968, because they have just one 111arter who tipe the 1cale at more than 170 pounds. He's left tackle Bill Cbamploa, a returning letterman. 1 B u t the remain• of the BarODI' atartmg lineup affl'agea out in the ne!gbboroocd of 181 poundJ. Pickford Vr'Ouldn't worry so much about hls ligbt team il he wu ,b!eased wlJll good team speed. Unlortw>alely h e characterizes hit club 11 quick but not really last. ' A broken collar bone suHered by quarterback Gary Valbuena was a big blow to Fountain Valley, but Pickford tblokl Tom Malone Will get the Job done. "Ma.lone is not an uceptiooal puaer," Pickford said, ''in fact be bas the wont form of all o u r quarterbacks. But aomehow he gets the baJJ away, even if he has to do Jt sidearm, and he's very cool Wlder pressure.'' Mite Olllden and John Carroll will &boulder most of the rmoing load for Fountain Velley. Injuries crushed the Barons in 1967, and Pickford is bopi..ng that a similar occurrence wm.'t apoll the charged up attitude of ~s temn this 1eason. Baseball Standings America• Ua1ae Wo• Lott Pct. :dlttrolt 98 54 .84$ BalUmor1 tfl 67 .565 Bolton II 72 .S29 New York 80 72 .S211 Cleveland 81 73 .528 Oakland 77 76 .!IOO Mlnneaola 73 80 .477 Callftrni• .. !8 .429 Chicago 83 90 .413 Wuhlngton 511 93 .!88 s -Clinched penanl ....... ,.. ....... ...... ••ltt!lllJl'tf MlnrltttM '4, (.II"'""" M .._ Ylf'l M ~ rtM .,~.. .,.In °"'"' ..... """"'"' _,,,_ GB 12 1712 18 18 2112 2512 :A 3Sl2 39 Nn Yri (I~ »11) et Dttrelt (.IM> Ltln...::1.m.n (..._ TN! • CIMIMI r""' i.t U·1tl --- NaCloaal Learue Woa Lost Pct. GB 251. Louis 94 59 .614 San Francisco 82 71 .536 12 Clnclnna&i 71 72 ,52! 14 Chicago 79 'II .513 1512 Atlanta 77 78 .!03 17 Plltlburgb 75 77 .493 111\ Pblitdeiphls 72 81 .471 22 Lot Aa101e1 71 It . -~ %4 Houston 88 115 .444 28 New York 88 85 .444 219 • -Cllncbad pennant. ................ ~"~':"-· =.:~, =··~~ It. L.-... llrftlt 1MI 11t ltfl 'rllftCllao Cit...,. ...... Ar!Mf9 ,,_,.. 11°11) aT HMIM (011.911 lt-Ul1 ..... tl!WM" le.Mr l•tl) ., Lii ........ nr. "' .. ,. ,.. ... ~ .. -..-.-. OranQO C:o.'1 Oldut Ir lfo.l 11<~4 J.fncoln.11......, ~ Johnso" & Son /- 900 W. COAST HIGHWAY, NEWPORT ilEACH •·'=··· . -.. ~,., GLENN WH111 Sports Editor -___ ,. ) Westminster :: :-: : Worried About Air Defense . ' By RON EVANS Of "' OllllY ..... "•" ··' Based on pre:seaaon ¥J>ectationa.ol both teama, the We1tmin1ter.: Lakewood. contest Friday ml.gbt looks like the Jl'emier-attract1oo. mi th( weekeni:l'• Orange-Cout area pr!~ football menu. ."... ~ The mag-e Callfonda Prop Foot< ball llsta Lakewood e.s the state's 12th bett team Ind rates Wemntnst.er ND.l 18. . I.Jon coach Bill Boswell will arrive at Lekewood wJth a defem!Ye' line he thJnb can throttle Lakewood's bff.:i strong running l>ocks but he's worried about the Lancers' pauing offensive. -'"Their strength is our waakness,'' be says. "They've got a really good :P&Hing game and out pass defense haen't looked too good in practice yet. I've told the boys we have to intercept tw~ passes Jn order to beat Lakewood. . .i "I think if we can do that "e :'1II cli!courage their desire t.o pau on mf Then, I think, we can beat 'em." .· Boswell and his oialf •. ~ Velor..,. Stedlmn In Long BeachJ!edi nesday night and watched LUiiPOoa scrimmage Poly and Willoa -hi~ the city's mun.ii.I "Milk Bowl" affair. 1 Bowell scouted Lakewood izl'.ttt ·lut game of the ·~ season, prePi!iiac~foi' 1he '68 opener. .;" f ''They've got all 1llelr rect!mt' 1>ack and 1hew Ugllt end, Don Rlchordsoo, IJ something else. So ii tbeir middle guard, rom Kn~.!.:'. Rlchardoorl ii a 205-poundor ..., Knudson 11 196, Lalt~wood 09ach John Ford says · both art future C4)le&latt standouts. • Boswell goes Into the game with lull confidence in h1I defemive line and runnlnJ game. "I'd 18')' those an ilur two strong ptJlntl rigbt now," he says. .:. CarTylng the ball for Weetlnlmter Friday nliJlt Will be tailback Mike Hanea (150), fullback Ron Shepherd (190) and hlllbaa Darryl Borj (l!ll), Merits & ••••lltw' Of M Maintenance Leaslnt · •• l11cr••Wlt 1111..Hn .f AJ<Mrlc .. '"'• "''' t11d Prof11tlo11al 111•11 011d worno!l , ·• •'• t•kl119 1tlw•nt•t• of tho 111111i11•fly + •ffractty. 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'''' 011ti111ol.ll• oflftt tfllt rirr•t.ff•1ry conhtirt, 642-0911 54U27' ""k Gedde1, the rpll~ end, IJ mart· 1iftr moat of He\lln.MUl'a •Mrlall. .. -_..,;, Gtddelllal04loti1*liollr. ~-t,,;;;;o;;;;;;;;......;;--.~~~~~~~~~~~~.;....;;;:::.:::.~~~~~~~~~--~ " ·~~ ---..... , ; ··-·--· .. --- ------ ------------,-----~-----~ ---~---- ---.-....-.------------------~---... ------------------~--..:..~ ' I I I JC OAllY l'ILCJr _enry Marina's -_.._ __ Backfield Jle.artens I Lagunans "Maybo we're blllnC ~ more than we can chew, • I How to Find F oothall Fields I New QB ) Marlna High School will ._. Ute wr-i>t off lta new qu~ct Friday nJcbl and, boperully, unveil a breakawl)' balft>ack, too. · said co.ch Hal Akins of. I,agune Beach about the Artlali' flrst opponent of the '88 varl.lty football M&SOD • ~atella Hlgb of "'1ahelm ia the opponent ln queatJo.a and the Knilhts bave yet ito lose a Jea,gue gem~ 1n t1fo· Marina opens ita • 6 8 season at South Torrance Ht:b and in the drtver'1 1e1t • wjD. 'be Greg Henry, who ftnally emergea into the .p.tligbt aft.. spending two ee&SOlll ill the shadow of M.lkt Tamiy~su. The i:romllirlg back b Mike Wiiiick. Viking coach Jim Coon 1ay1 be planl µ, adjust Marina's offense thl1 season 80 as to allow Witticlr: theopportunl~ to go all the MATRICULATED RUSTLERS -These t.nfee for· way. mer Golden West College football players will be Witticlr: wu !'ft a r l n a'• displaying their wares for Northern Arizona Univer- leiding 11COrer list year and sity this season. From left: flanker Bob Grey, tackle Mark Lomas and linebacker Alec Walk.er. Northern Arizona plays .host to Cal State (Long Beach) Sat· urday afternoon. ~ an goes acci>rdmg to -=:::'....==~:=::::::.:..:..::::.::.::..:....:::::.::::...:..:.::...c___::.:...:.._~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ COon'1 plans, be could be one o{ the county's best prep backs this season. He's also a good receiver and will be on the catching eiifl of several of Henry's PMJH Friday night. :-Wi.Wck, incidentally, will w: some old friends Friday nlshl He tnuisferffil to Marina from South Tor· ranee two years ago u a ~·· Of his quarterback, Coon sayJ: "Greg hal always been a better passer ttJ.an Mm-but he wasn't as good a runner." Another new !ace i n Marina's backfiekl ~ to Keith Donaldson, a starting safety of 1 a s t season who's become a noted ball carrier in the Marina camp. Tackle Andy Vorono, ac· cording to Coon, has ex· celled·in wortouta and look&. like the Vlkes' best lineman at Qie moment. Coon's workout schedule has been disrupted by in- juries but be 1ay11 everyone should be ready to play Fri· day night except fullbock Shawn DeLoyola, wbo is out three weeks with a con- cussion. Center Curt Sutliff has a head Injury and might not make it Friday. 'lbt same is trui! with illard J i m Gaughan, -bu a pulled bamstrlJ>C. 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Thef trst match, a non· Jeape encounter. between Cbl Laguna Beach !ligh AdWI and tbe B r e a WIJc!Ceu, WU cancelled due .... ~ofa ..-polo pov&l'm JI -· ~ 119Cood game WU to Defending Club Titlist Is Upset . Against .Jordan ' Oilers Facing Aerial Struggle .Toe Oppedleimer set the upset pace in the Ool!lta Mesa G<ilf and Country Club The way H u n tin gt on Both t.eams figure lo fill Men's championships third Beach football coach Ken the air with fa o t b a 11 s round with a ooe-up victory Moats figures it, Friday because both have strong- over defending dlampton night's game between his anned quarterbacks return· Jack Towle. Huntington Beach eleven ing who were starters last Ot'her action in t h e and Long Beach. Jordan year. tourney came when Johnny should look like one of those For the Oilers, It'll be Johnsenimocked ott Dennis World War I aerial fights Tony Bonwell. Schrititz and Nonn Potekin. over France. "Ton)' is not proven in George Dernback is slated games yet but J think he's 00 clash witih Jack Btack· as good a passer as Bill ketter, Max Ki56ick has Eagle QB Jenkins was for us two moved into t:he semi-finals years ago." ifl the second flight and Lyle BonweU started f iv e Graham is io the semi.final& N F games for the Oilen; last of the provisooal flight. ew ace year but . played the last Third fUgtlt seml-f'inalisl! ttiree with a ·painful hip are Bill Amnue and Larry i ed Engle~ •QC! tbe . .cham· poihter. Huntington fin sh .............. ru.... find• Bob In Lm· eup ,., last ye.,. after storming ....,..__,... B""~ through the IrVine League in Steacti, V"' -gton. Op-'66. and Benny Ben · in ~ quart« Estancia High enters the This year the Oilers will finals. '68 campaign witti a starting ride the air-lanes. Worn n's club action o.n offeilslve lineup that in· "Two years ago we were FriO&y · odd boles event eludes IO lettermen with the serong enough where we WU"WUl by Martba Ciampa. only newcomer to the outfit could control the ball. Now Merrilee Dungan and Max-ttie quarterback. we're going to have to get ine Aasmus 1C1nd R u b Y Curt Thomas has beaten people outside and throw the Hultberg (tie) in the three out P.aul Joyce fot the ball more. fJii>ts. !lunner"'P ••~ e :fijtinl nod in thel!!>fn<i. "PrimarllY, TOny-.wlll Nadine Maze; •nd Ellae Es,tancia, which hasn't throw to Mark Whitfield and Stipes. used the passing game to a Mike Priddy." Monday's play was copped great ex.tent in the past, will Bonwell has a n a th er by Mart.ha Ciiampe, Gret.a be relying on the running of target, 235-pound C a r I Ianelli and Rita Eng!eand. · Dick Durante and-Dave Pederson, the tight end. Dorofilly O'Leary 8 n d Johnson for the most part. Mo<*; is preparing his Nadine rM·aze ~llowed in the Durante had been locked pass dtfense for the sbock first flight while 0 th er up in a duel with Steve Grif· treatment from Jordan placers in filghts were Rita fitts fur the starting fullback quarterback John Edwards. Kern, Robetta Andrews, job. Durante is cons"idered -"We're .going to haYC: to Bea Regan iand Mar)' Gro66. the stronger runner of the contain their passing game. ShorttUll• two. Edwards is a good one -he La Jolla Coontry Club's The Eagles operate out of started last year. We trunk Paul Runyan wrecked the a tight unbalanced I forma-we'ie capable of scoring a oppositioo in the Lions' Club tion with bottl tackles side couple of times against Mustangs' .QB Ready For Opener Costa Mesa opern; the .1968 varsfty football s e a s on healthy according tD coach. Neil Peek. It was. feare<i earlier in the week that Claude Kelly, the starting quarterback for the Mustangs, would be out or the opener with a badly bruised knee. Kelly, how~vei:. has been on the mer)d, and is sound and ready to go -both ways if necessary. Peek seems satisfied witti ttie progress of Costa Mesa, noting that the entire team is hitting well with excellent gang tackling. Says Peek : "We're show· · lng some good signs of ag· gressivenessandour downfield blocking has been excellent. The Mesa mentor singled out Kelly and greg Forsdick in the backfield for their good showings in practice. Forsdict is expected to go both ways, at halfback. Peek Is concerned about Orange's overall weight and the Panthers' passing game. He d~ 't take too much stock in Che reporb of an in· jured Gary Wann, the Orange q·uarterback whiz. "1'le&e things have a way of getting well at game time," remarked Peek.. Costa Mesa continues. to work on WI passing defense in anticipation of Wallll and his aerials. Wb!te Cane Benefit tourney by side. them." at Shoreclif'fs over ttie .i"..,..,;;;;;..,..,;;;;;..,;;;;;;;;;;..,..,;;;;;;;;;;..,..,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..,..,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..,..,..,~ weekend with victories in 11 the S<£al PGA ~s event (69<;7-136) and m 1l>e Celebrity-Pro-Am e v e n t where he added e 68, wi~ four birdies, to heip his team win the event. Red Wiley snapped Run- yan's streak with a M on Surwiay to win individual pro hoooro. 'Mini' Meet Is Slated Newport Beach S w I m Club will host a novice in- vitational "mini'" s w I m meet, according to Larry Dellota. swim coach. Two sessions are slated for Saturday ...nth ages 5 through 10 competing at 8:30 a.m. and ages 11 througtl 17 rwimming at l p.m . The "mini" aspect of the invitational comes from the fact that the morning com- petitors will. swim a distance o{ one length ol t.htl pool 12S yM!s) in the foo£ individ'll'al stroKes and the same distance f(IJ' each swimmer in lbe r e 1 a y events. The older swimmers in Ole afternoon Wlll go two lengths in individual events, but wiU swim only one length in the rele)'s. Tar Boosters Newport Harbor Hi gh boosters will open their weekly Thursday n I g h t meeting& thlJ ~k at the Social Hall on tile school campus. NEAL'S ANNUAL PARKING . LOT 5•1 · ·· IAT SANTA ANA STOU ONLYJ ALE VELOUR SHIRTS All cotton -easy cars -wash, no iron Rog. $14.95 Sol.$9.9S PANTS R09 . Sale $54.50 $39.95 . $38.50 $19.95 Botner World's Fins1t Don Loper Valuai to SWEATERS . One speCial group of .our fine Imported swMf• en. All others at similar 1avings. Valuss to $47.50 Sais $•.ts SklS . Reg. Sala wooo.....a.. Jot $24.95 ·s9.ts Elao Sui-$14.95 $14.95 EPOXY-Royal Star $99.50 $34.'5 M.....,... $75.00 $34.95 Volk! $!0.00 $40.00 K .. issl llla<k Stan ... $150.00 $99.50 METAL-Hart M .. cury 179.SO $41.50 H...t '67 Masters $137.50 $108.00 Head '67 ·l60's $151.00 l:tead '67 ·DoWfthills $148.50 $120.00 IOGNER PANTS Men'1 and ladies 1967 dosf out of odd sites snd colors. ""°tasttc bvy -R•g. $52.50 s.1. 11t.95 SKIS PARKAS Super Value in Wooden Skis . Ko. fhc typs ba1a, ofMet, intarlaced .. dge1. Value1 to $-40 .00 Salt $1).95 HATS One group -all sitM snd colors, Value• to $32.50 Sala $6.95 Slmllar IGYlftts °" •H P•km. AU types and colors. Valuss to $5 .95 Solt .nc IOOTS Rsg. Sa le Buc~l.......Mans $69.95 $37.95 t..Troppuer -most sizas. Lac:o -$14.95 .... $5.00 Mens and ladies--Oroksn sites, AFTER-SKI IOOTS . Men's only-valuai to $21 .95 Salo $6.'5 POLES Dusi Taper type Reg. $24.50 Selo $14,SG TURnE-NE!=K SKI SHIRT Me"'' and li1dist Nylon R•g. $5.~5 Selo $4.H Only at Neal's Parking Lot SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 21ST. 1968 Corner i0f 5th and SPURGEON-SANTA. A.NA NEWPORT BEACH Fashion· Island FULLERTON 601 S. Euclid 9:00 AM· 5:30 PM SANTA ANA .219 E. 4th y:ean of competition. ' Aki.nl• added, howe~ ._ tllal hi.I grlddeto pr .. td tbemselv61 capablt •f staying _ with rnost any:Ol)f after their successful scflm· mage with Newport Harbor Qi the Sunset League ·1 a • t Saturd4)'. Out ol the opener an Mike McMurray, a starting linebacker with a leg injury and right hallback Gtne Molway, who bas a bad knet sustained in a drill. Other than that, t b e Artists are ready ta go with ... of the -startin,i backfields in the county. Included on the starting of. fense are nine seniors with Jim Kuhn and Brian Bagley pacing the running attack from their halfback and fullba<:k positiom. K u h n is a fast, shifty scatback while Bagley, at 6·2, 183 pounds is big and stroo' .\¥!th a S2.5 440 to his credit. Anchoring t be Artist.a' front three on defense is S.2, 212-pound Steve K1o6tennan at midd!e guard. He's flank· ed by ends Jeff J-ahraus and Tom Scherer .. Laguna also bas a capable passing · attack with let- terman SteYe Weizbowslri doing the throwing and Dean Shostrom and Mike Abbey set at the ends. Amo'ng variations out of the T formation, the.Artists can be expected to operate out of a full-house I. RAYCO'SOWN lOOO/o.IJrlolJ Cord 'CUSTOM LINE 2'°~29 85 ANY SIZE LISTED! 7.00/6.50113 7.50114 7.35/6.95114 7.75114 7.60/6.50115 7.75/7.35115 6.70/ 6.SOl15 .,",: .... s34ss .• , .. tor ' ' Y SIZE LISTED! B.OOl14 8 .. 15115 8.25114 7.10115 8.SOl14 8.45115 lSS114 7 .6011 S RAYGO'SOWI 4-TRACI. 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FAST 2 Hit. mVICI 2160 HARIOI ILVD, COSTA MISA S4Ml70 · · 9't'*etn Ba:ler and Atkml ANAHllM: IHt WIST LINCOLN AVINUll-n4-M1' Stores bsitn 8 Lm. Nonda.Y and Friday • Other {)a.)'I ·uu 6 p.m. bl119 bad tilt Baroo.o of F~ Vallel trevll to JtO•ood to 'play. t h e pO!lisfa from teuz1o1•r. howlwr, Lcminpr w a 1 .-to lleld a.com. Festivttlea &et under way at 8 o'clock and boosters will be treated ta an in· troduction of the 1988 Sailor ...,..ity b1 bud OOl<.b Wade Wottl. •~ ................................................ ._ ............... ~ .,.. • ------------ >.. ' • Off the Board • O~scm·e Garage ' Harbors Shaper By CRAIG LOCKWOOD Of ,.. ~ ...... lf9'I Below the summer-dried, brown 11euba-c:over.d. bU1I of Laguna Canyon, tucked away in an obscure garage ii the 15hop of Kenny Warqer. The shop distributes two unique products. The first, the m'ost obvious of the products ia surfboard.I. The second product ii more subtle, harder to deacrtbe, something incorporated into the boards and into the.aura that surrounds the man. At 29, Ken Warner has been surfing nearly 15 yea,rs and shaping for hall or that But Warner is more than just a shaper a craftsman who turns out fine surfboards. He lJ a philosopher of sorts and a reflective thlnbr. Shapers, like the surfers who ride their boards, are a varied breed. They can be colorful and peripatetic, liU fabled Dick Brewer. They can be invef!tive lli:e Pe~an and l;lert;:, men- tioned last week. Or, like Ken Warner -they can be enigmatic. But increasingly in today's complex world of hiCh-key surfing the shaper, his statements are gaining in importance and stature. In truth, their ideas, and designs are shaping the future of the sporL * * * "For myself, at thla point, I almost ·don't waat to know what other people are doing." Warner notea cryptically. "I'd prefer to co within, or to 1en1ltlve people for i. formaHon rather thu to (ad1. "We know ltow a aurfboard wort1, we've got them wired and all the vartable1 bave been calCulated. Now we have to figure out new movements, become Involved in movement- exploratlon." Warner feels we might have to look to baD~t a1 a source of movement, or even far-out aports lite atydlvtn1. * * * "Beach conservation is e noble cause that surfing could unite behind instead of pursuing the sport for selfish interest. Surrers are, in the end, the ones who really use the beac!J.e•· There woo,'t be a sport of surfing to pursue if the surfers don't unite in some sort of cohesive grou~ to ~·J0m8tpina about this area, and';oin with other eOnaervaUon gn>bp1J. "We're losing our beaches fast. 'll:tat is a &rim reality. And there worft be any surfing without iany bea~hes. I'ni sensitive to the destruction of beauty and that is all I see. It is a shameful thing." •' ,--,---- ~ I -------- • WILSON CHAMPION-XT~ DUTY TENNIS BALLS Can of 3/ 1.99 Box of 12/7:.95 . . VOIT FINS DUCK FEET 8.95 SKIN DIVER 7.95 MASKS .95c-to J1.95: - SKIM BOARDS ... BELL'f'' IOARDS KICK IOARDS UFI ; IAtKllS.. ' •RACKO STRINGING •BIKE REPAIRING • IN TIGHT, AND OUTA SIGHT -David Nuuhiwa ripped the waves and the contest at Pacific Beach apart as be came from beilind to dominate the 3-day Windansea Wins Contest ' fish, wh.ich usuaUy reaches a maximum of 7 or 8 feet off the California coast. One 71fz foot specimen, according to White or Ivory 495.595.795.995 CONVERSE TENNIS $HOES . Men's, •• 7.95 Ladies' ••• 7.25 JACK PURCELLS Men's ,· •• 8.95 B~QBALL SHOES LlmE LEAGUE SHOES SOCCER SHOES FOOTaALL SHOES ' ' .1 ' San Diego area event. The ~A men's finalist broke a long string of near misses with his recent first· place finish. -' Here's what you gel! • llu11•d llnln1 lh1t ,..,.11 G.l.A. mlnl111um ltteU lln;n111111dord1 • AU flt• Un1•s. ond ""°'or c.ompl•t•lr riocOndltJo~cd 11nkt 1hot1 ln.i1l11d on fran1 ind reor wh11!1 t A.II wt1rk dorte llf tr.Inell llr1\e tl)Ki11l111 1 F••• llr1k11dJu11•1nl II UOO ind llODO mllu Sea, Crowds At Low Tide Phone for an Appointment-Easy Terms I TAKE YOUR CAR WHERE THE EXPERTS ARE I FRONT WHEEL '119 REPACK · 5-WHEEL '125 TIRE ROTATION ERONl ENO ALIGNMENT COOLING SYmM ••ao INSPECTION -· f; WHEEL ·12so BAlANCING Iii. ALIGNMENT POWER STEERING ·zso lNSPECTION ~~ ..------··----------,.--- At Pacific Beach .Nuuhiwa Scores Surprising Win Lall weekend'• Pocillc Beach SUrflng c o n t e s t fff.tured tbree-to four-foot strf and a surprise win by Huntington' 1 De.vld Steve Mariene-Barry Algaw, 3. Bob Moore-Patty Young. PADDLE -1. Kenny Linn, 2. Bill Mott, 3, Bob Burnside . · Nullhiwa. •----------- Um!!stingui&iled In 4·A com pedtion this s e a s o n , Nuubiwa came trom behind to dominate. tile three-day competltion in San Diego. Young Rolph Arness, soo of "Gunsmoke's" Jim Ar· ness ripped off 3-A junior men's tiUe with. some of the best surfing in the cont.est. and then went on to take third in the 4-A men 's. Lo~y Margo Godfrey took f-A women's booors. MEN 'S 4-A -1. David Nuuh.lwa, 2. Corky Carroll, 3. Roiph Arness, 4. Mike Ptwpus, 5. John Fain, 6. Dale Dobson. WOMEN'S <·A -I . ~argo Godfrey, 2. Linda Ben 6o n , 3. Josette Laguardere, 4. N a n c y Emerson, 5. Sharon Webber. MEN'S 3-A _.Steve Schlickenmeyer, 2. Marty SU£11J'II1an, o. Gary Cook, 4. Gary Baldwin, 5. J i m Hanley. BOY'S 3 • A -t. Otris Sctilickenmaye.r, 2. Aaron Wright, 3. Roktt Gajewsky, 4. Joe Smoot SENIOR MEN1S -1. Phil Vedder, 2. Le5 Williams, 3. Don Anderson, 4. Kit Horn, 5. Bill Sihte. CLUB -Windansea TANDEM , -1. J a ck Iverson·ESttltf' Algaw, 2. 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Our tr1ined expert• do a1l 1hi1 ,,,drain tl!11n1ml11lon ofJ, remove a: clean pin and 1cre en: in1pect .U vi1lble working p1rt1: 1dju1t bandt; reln1ta1I 1cnen, cb~ckp1nfor le1k1ge a: lnatall,n.wguMllJ refill tran1mlnlon ind road teat. limit 1n1 coup1n 111r ·cullorner on. thl• p11rch.-. ort1r 111d .untll ,lah1td•J 11J1ht, S1pt. 21, 1111, Precision Engine Tune-up Includes all labor an4 parl1. llsted below,;, ·1eaa ::r.~ .~.·.~. llllOI $71.U. M4$.2 ltr .ir·COIMlttJlllHf. Naw plug1, points, 'rotor A: conden11r tn1t11l1d. Clean fuel bowl, &it.filter .t batterr. Check ignltion wlrea, d.lltrlb· utor c1p, rel .. generator, flrt belt, compre11lon l b1tt1ry. BOOBFEAR BERVIOE BTOREB HANDBALLS HANDBALL GLOVES BASEBALLS sonBA~ YOLLn BALLS PLAYGROUND BALLS I ' \ •....•.•.•................................................. --~ ... '.HUNTINGTON 'BEACH . ' WESTMINSTER IDINOU NIAi: llACH (ACROll 'ROM HUNTINGTON CINTll) '842-4495 • 6872 Wntmlns* 894-1391 H-.,r1r ~llJ I i AM N t PM ... ,. I AM t• J ~. . DAILY I AM te' PM · IR 'J• •. .._, 1 I•• •••et e • ••• e •I e I••' i I e • • ••• e • • • e e e e • e e ••'Alie I I I• J ~· ' ---- ----------.. -... ----------. ----------------~~----~~~~~~,...,.,,,..,,,...""_,,,,~,,,.~~~~~~~~-----.:·:... ____ _ I I ! !1 " 1· 1· I I ' I I ! I I I I I l l -----------------------~--~·- Al IWl.Y P!lOT ~. s.,.-19, 1961 LEGAL N Ott Sa nta Barbara Payoff Begins On Oil Gamble SANTA BARBARA (AP) -\yip. a mighty gpla1h, a IO-!lory framework of huge •lee! pipes bao plunged into t.he Pacific, signaling the start of a mulUhillion4olJAr payoff on a '600-miWoo gamble. oil. F.U of Farg • the first fued shore drill· The plpet~leg• ol Up to S6 wells can be drllled b'om tht1 llhl,3S..foot double-deck platform which will be built OD the 12·1"g framework dwnped into 185 feet ol water frorn a barge at a lite all mile• aoolh· ta.st ot Santa Barbara. A drilllng rig 140 feet tall will be moved from spot to spot on the platform as each weU ia completed. The·19ee Fury, Plymouth'• booming volmne leader, la new from top to bottom In 11169. O!fenld In 17 models, It la bigger, wider, and longer tbaD Jut (._.....,_, year'• model Entire Plymouth Un• lnc1ndlnf lbe Valiant, Barracuda, aD<l Intermediate Belvedere aene1 went <Nl sale Sepl 19. ' ·LEGAL NOTICE 1969 Chrysler 110T1ca TO c•1101TO•S su~nr01t...,~ 040 TM• New and bigger in every way, the 1969 Chrysler cbes longer than the '68, Chrysler's 15 models have 1:~~·~,f;~,i-::-0~:~~· fti~atalurescomfoa broad variety of new S't:andard and op-n~arly every inside dimension increased. Shown is - _ _;LE=::G;;AL;..N;;;OTl:.::CE=--·lo E1••"" o1 ELSIE M. 1TEPHENSON, on rt and performance features. Five in· the Ne-wport Custom 4 door hardtop. Ll• llD OecNMd. 1~---'..:C:C:::C.C-'.C:::C:..:'..::::::::::::::....:.::::::::::_:.::.:_::._ _ _:::_::_::::!'.::::..:.:::::::::::.:'..:'.:::'._.'.::'._'.'.'.'.'.!'.:._ ______ _ ttO'flCI 01" Dt:l"aULT AllD -1..t:CTION Noflot IA r.rtDY' irlWl'I lo crectlle"' hlY- TO SILL UND•• D••D Of' T•ltST 11'111 clalm. ... , ......... Mid deeildtnl .,, LEGAL NOTICE TI -fllt Mid clalml '" "" llffia "' rr.. Cler11. u-1cl! II HE!tEIY QIVEN· Tlllll ol the •fer~ld Ceurt."' lo..,_.., --------------..... ' ' Ill "" uridenlDMd •I fll4' offkl ef ll!'CU•ITY TITLE I H 5 U It AMC E OANTMAN AND GANT MAN, • 5 t 5 C••TIPICAT• 01" IUSIM•ll l"ICTITtoUS MAMI COMPANY, I o:n«•ri-. II Ttv11ft U"" Wllshl,.. llYd,, SUltt tG1 I" Ille Clf'I' ol lM ... • .... of t"'9I dlt.d J•Nl•r'I' 20. Anlllles. L,. Al!MIB Counl\I, wfllch lalte< 116 I •• cute d by N E w,. 0 ll T ciffla 1• .... plKe ol butlllltU ,,, "" T1le lllld8n1"*3 do OINllY ""' 1r1 INVESTMENTS, INC~ 1 ~llall, 11 ul'ldlnl11Md fn 111 matte<i pert11 .. 11111 111 condudf"' 1 bonl-al 115 £111 Hit\ TnltlCll', 111 IKllfl Clbl1D1tlllnl In f1vor 1111d "1111. Suell clalms, wltll TN Sfrfft. eci.11 Mflt. C1llfc1tnl1, vncler ftle ef 11.AY AOICINSOH, 1 1n11111ed m111, as ...c""8rv -..chin. most W med ., ft toll tol<r i nd _,..,_ ...-1'V· 81Mtlc-pr-IN .. llfl:orftllld, wlllloln 111 months clll1Mll Timi n1m1 of LAWRENCE 11...,, ..-11eC1 Jinuarv 'U, IMS, 11 doc:-titer the 111'11 11Ubtk:8fkoll of !1'111 nollce. ENTERP'.151!$ 111111 tl\1t 111Jd fltm II umlfll ,., 1'"'1' In bOOll; nn. -lllS D1'9d SePtember 11. !HI. <;OmPOSlld ol !ht flllk>wl.,. --· whose <If ot'fklei 11.ec:cirds In 1M gffiw al tlll MA•ILYN MARCY ntmtl In full Ind PIKn of rnlot1not 1re "-*" ,,, Or111111 Cou"I~" Clllfer"'-· EJ1eculr1ll of ""' Wlll II lolkno'I; Cleoo(rlblM 1111111 fherlln t•• llf Mid aadllnl. JOM!lh S. 111111 Antol~ llwrenat, PARCEL I· Thtl "'1...; <If fl'tdt-1 OAN~MAM & •.:.NT:--N ?111 Knox Pltce, Cotlt M~. California. lldkoll It T-nihlp ' Sollltl, A:t,,,. J "'5 i.11o1r1 I ·• Ill "' Dttlld $noltmbl• 11, lNI. Wiit San 'a.m1rdlno a111 tnd Merldl1n. ~ c::!:i"J flMI JotlPh s. L-•~ I ""' Col,lntv of Or•no•. ,.... ol I JI Anlolntllt LtWrflKI l jj.,,,..11 kl lldlon 11 ~.., tlll 111..0C $1111 ol Ct!lfornl1, Of"11111e Cavnl\I: ~ 1 ~ ::.,_ llltd 5"ftmblr ». Publl•lltd Or1rit1e Ca11t Otnv P!lol, On $Btemblr u, 196&, before mt. 1 lift ct h Dllfrkl l-911111 Offlot, dftUlblld se.mmbir If, 1' I rod OC!llber :· JI, Noll,,. Publ!c Ill Ind fer Mid Stale. LTV A erospace Gets Recruiting Major Dou glas Order Stepped Up Horizontal rlaWr.ers and take-off thrust, the McDon-By Air w est elevators !or the McDonnell nell Douglas transport will Douglas OC.10 tr i · j e t operate efficiently o v e r transport will be produced routes from 300 to more by LTV Aerospace Corp. 's than 3,000 statute miles Vought Aeronautics Division from existing airports . Ing platform to erected oa submerg federal land in the S..t.a B Chan· nel leased to oil mpeniec Jut F-ebruaey. Tbrey were lOwered into Ute ooean from a barge laat Saturday. Several successful t e s t wells have been drilled in the newly leased tracts, all from ships rigged as float- ing platlonns. Cons.tructlon of the fixed plaUorm ind.I· Cites the era o! experiment is over and time for serious 00 production is at hand. PRODUCTION Union Oil Co., which made the f i r s t discovery last March, expects to begin drilling from the new plat- form in November and to start productio9 the follow· iDg PlOn.th. . A Union Oil spokesm&n said work on two more plat· forms will start by year's end. Other companies also have announced plans to erect permanent platforms following successful t e s t wells drilled from ships. Oil companies bid a rec- ord $800 million last Febru· ary fer the right to drill in feder'1 lani1 in the often tur- bulent 25-mile-wide channel betweeo the coast aod the Santa Barbm:a Island chain. The !ield, par.ti.ally tapped by wells on state-Owned land inside the three-mile limit, is expected to yield aome two billion barrels of MOST PROUFlC Union 00 said last March that its discOW!l'y well on the leue ff"•ted at the rate of 1,800 barrels a day. It re~dly it the most pro· lific single well yet drilled in the 500,000 acre channel lease ,area. Divers will be used ex· tensively in erecting the plttform, guiding iU legs into position as they settle into the muddy bottom. Pil- ings inside the legs will be driven deep into the ocean fioor, anchoring the plat- form against the waves. More than 60 percent of the lease area is 600 feet or deeper -beyond the reach of conventional diving opera· tions. Hwnble Oil Co. drilled a well al a record 640 feet there last June and recently started a test well in 994 feet of water, using q drill- ing ship in both cases. The firm says its equipment has a capability of drilling in water up to 1,500 feet-deep enough !or any of the leased tracts. The 994-foot well is being drilled by Pike Corp.'s \Vo- deco IV, a drilling ship equipped with flpecial sonar gear to keep it in position over the drill site and thus prevent buck.li.ng of. the long drill sllem. .. flll'°"'"' 1HI 43CMI lll!'ICl"lll'r IP!>et•ed Jos.oll 5. Ltwrtnce 9"1M1,,. at "" Soulhff•I COl'ftl• ol LEGAL NOTICE 11111 Anllll.,.tt1 L1wr1nc1 lr.M-Ill m• to •kl fr.en-I 1K1fo11 II, tnd ...-1.., W the Ill!'..,... wllolt n..mes 1rt 1ubM:r!b- 1't!lflOI lrl0!1tl I" D' 3"' Ellf 81alll !ht Id Ill tlll wtthtn l1111r!.1nwnl Ind (nl n ....... kl ll(tlon, 2775-SJ '"' ftDTKA, INT•NTION TO INOAO• .a-...... """' a«vNd ... Mml. ...,.. 'IJ/f' ..... 11111'11 loufhffll Clll'Tllf ol IN. THI IALI 01" aLCOMOLIC !OF•ICIAL SEAL.I """ Norhut ........ e1 lht Hor1Mtlf •tv•u.o•s 11.-111 c. ic.. _ .... fll .aid SK!loru tl\l!Kt llenl 5'1:1~ 14, 1'61 Nolt!'V Publk<tlllorflit tM k1ut11 1111 of Ml'll Mor1Mt1I -rlw Tt Whom 11 INV Concern: Pr1nc!1PI Offlot In of .,_ ...,._. ..... ~. NC11't11 It' n' klbltd Ill bwlnce ol the 1tce1111 ,.., Ort"llt Countv 1r• wni 1m.zs fllt 1o !ht Soutltwf;St piled ~. 110llce 11 tie<lbv t lwn t1111 "" Mv C°"""luhlll EQI,.. --el Ml'll Mor1Mlll eu1rttr ol -"'""""'Md ,._.. Ill ... 11 1lcol>olle J11W \, 1'72 in Dallas, It was announced Orders and opt.ions for the in Long Beach. DC-10, from American and S e l e c ti o D of LTV United Air Unes, t<llal 110, Aerospace to manuf&qure oiftJcl,al1 laid, and It is the 7,200-pound component, sc~led to enter service which bas a span of 71-!eet, _i._te_m_197_1. ____ _ SAN FRANC ISCO -Six· hundred new employe posi· tions -nearly 20 percent IIlU'e than in June -have beeo filled by Mr West in a buildup of operatlorwi.l staffa brought about by increased tl'affic and route t.xpm!lion. The regjonal ""7l!ll, ooe of the country's largest, now e m p l o y 1 apptozimatelv 3,800, compored wltb the 3,200 employed at the start of merged operattcmo July 1. They are spread among 79 Many Self Employed Missing Pension Plan ~If -rt9f'I ~ tllio'lf lhl bfwr-ti Ille prtmlllfS, dncrlbtd 11 l"vbllthecl 0rt!IP9 eo.t OllN Piiot, Wtll hlll If 111'11 Her'lhffll -"™' el flllklWI : S.i.mtltr If, H Ind Od6blt ], 10, tl'll ..,._., ~. Nor1!o r W lO" m2 Wet! Coll! M19t1wty, M-1 IMI 1'21 61 Eat l•.sJ flll lo tht Kat1ll ftM el htdl (IN) Ml'll ltdlln lt1 fl'llNll ,..,. 111\d Mnrlll Punu•nt fll 1ucll tfl1'9ntlarl, tht un- llN. Nor#! If' U' l:t" WK! 1.,.11 tftf *""'"" Ii -IVlnt te !ht 0-rtmtnl .. tht .....,_. Olll'Mf el llw el Akoholtc llevw ... ~trol lor !UVlllCI LEGAL NOTICE Mor111111f _,.,... of 111Jd llocllon1 lw "1111$1er of 1n alcvtlollc brtlt'-1-------------1 t1Mft01 8\orll 1M WKf HM ol 1111d h~ tor llotMn) IOr thele ,...tm.._ •t IA•·"' ,..,......... -""'· tnd !ht Wttl n111 d fol ...... : I UP••lO• cou•T Of' TM• I.II" I If 111d 9"Cfl'Ol'I, IPuttl I" W 21" ON.JAL£ GENERAL STAT• 01" CAW.IJ~•O• Wiit -.tJ flll lo 11W ~ 11111 of (&ONA FIDE PUILlC EATING l'LACEl ""' TMI COUNT!"~!~ o• Miiii fr9(floMI l«tlan 111 !hlMI llonf ""-clHll'lnt Ill P<'Otftl Ille IUIHl!lm .......... .. Id louff'ltl'IJ n .... 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Ill .. tfltCI" ffM """"' ·--"' .... c.MY. ll!(UltlTr TITl.I , . ..,--.. t-.,.,_.,,....... ,... ___ .... -. ...................... 1M I .... • ' ,, how thriltY are you when you borrow money • Southern California Thrift & Loin specializes in personal, business and Trust Deed loans ••• Stop In tod1y and see how we can solve your Im.me. diate money problems from depend. able funds available right now. The Thrifty way can 1ov1 you money • SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA THRIFT & LOAN 170 Ent 17th St. C<ot1 11., ..... 141.5045 115t Wllllllr1 llYd .. ~ Anclfn., • "3·8220 was announced in L o n g Beach. by Jackson McGowen, McDonnell Doug!M vice inltident, who heads the Douglas Alrcraft Division. The ~·o.mract 11 -. expected to be worth more than flOO million to LTV Aerospace Corp. through 1974. Prier to actual product.ion, the Dallas !inn will provide a number Of engineers to McDonnell Douglas to assist in dellail design of tbe horizontal stabilizer a n d elevator. LTV Aerospace then will design and build its own tools and fixtures re- quired to fabricate the assembly. Paul Thayer, president of LTV Aerospace Corp., said deliveries will at.art i n March 1970 and will extend through 1974 !or the initial order. The new airplane will ac- commodate up to 3 4 5 passengers in a cabin more than seven feet wider than on cilrrently operating transports. Powered by three Genera1 Electric CFti by -pass r a d I o engines delivering 40,000 pounds of ViC!e President E. Timothy Applegate of Costa Meea has been appointed vice presi- dent of marketing and contracts for Hokanson Division of Lear Sieg- ler, Inc. ID Santa Ana w h i c h manufactures airline ground support air conditloning and f o o d service equip- ment. ~&i~ 8 1nterest from the 1st of 1ny month on funds received by the loth. @ lnttrtst from date of receipt after the loth. @ Interest to date of withdrawal on funds left 3 months or longer if account remains open until querter's end • 5% per annum compounded dally cur· rent rate on passbook savina:s. 5.25% per annum on bonus accounts. 1 £ nol call or come in TODAY! 2867 £.ast COltt Highway • Coronl O.I Mir, Calif. 92615 T•l•phont 675-5010 MWCft'te:I:•~ IJI L cot.OWO llft. • ~ Olf.ir, t llM aiI,,ort --and regional bases. The largest coocentratioos .,... are at San Fr~3Co and PboeDx, wh•rA main- tenance and ttaining .tacill:ties are centered. Each has allout 1,000 employes. Seattle has 480. 'Jbe blegest itngle gainer h88 been Las Vegas, where personnel aNi'rm;Mnts have doubled. This month Air WMt made Laa Vegaa the domicile !or 55 pl)ots and SB hostesses previously based elsewhere. The recruiting drive is continufng. Aircraft maintenance expect, t o have more than 8 0 0 mechanics and r e l a t e d workers employed at 16 sta- tions by the end of Sep- tember. 'Ibis contras bl with 660 in July. Pboenil< will have most of tbne -neer}J 500. LA Company Acquires Troy Computing and Software In<:., of Los Angeles an- oounced Wednesday it bas agreed to acquire Troy Compul« Product.. Coii> .. of Santa Ana through a $4 million stock exchange. Troy Omnputer develops and manufactures computer printer component!!. Com- puting and Sortw ..... based in. Los Angeles mm11es computer center•. NEW YORK (lJPl) - -of sell employed penom an throwing eYt~ pension money became they either are unawwe of a fed· eral program or are too dis- ested to take advantage -•• it, according to Wu»~-&Dd -ki ol· fk;a!s"'.°-cg Latest U.S. Labor Depart· ment figures show about 7.25-rnillion seU employed pers:ms, 5.l•mlIDor:i of them non agricultural '\ruriters. Under the Keogh-Smathers Act in force sIDce since Jen. 1, 1963, all of them cwld ... joy the same tax adva:Klages as corporate employes covered by employer-fmanc· ed retirement or pension plans. "But millions of ttlem, probably because t h e y haven't beard about the ect, are mining a cbaoce to build t .. x·sheltered ~ ... llid a New York 1-*er; ' REQUIREMENT To qUalify for a Keogh Act ntirement plal>, 1lie only boslc '~enl lo !hat )'0\11' 1Dcame be derived .from periormances o C personal services, i.e. doc· tore, lawyers, beauttciem, plumbers, florists, f&'mers, artisU, oat> drivers, free lance writer& and storekeepe.n. Such a plan offeni three major !lax odvanlages: (1) an income tax deduction each year you contr~ to tile !uod, (2) tile privilege ol putting yaur mooey ln ..... exempt trust, in wtricb all earnings and realized gains are rdn'Vested kr tax-free compound.Ing over a period of years, and (3) a lower tax on money you take out on retirement than on a similar amoont set aside without benefit ol the act. Under the Keogh Act you can put 10 percent ol your annual earned income, up to $2,500, lnto a retirement fund and get a tax deduction on every penny. For ex- ample, if you make $12,000 per year, you can set Mi de $1,200 tm.ard retirement and deduct the full amount from your taxable income. A plan can be edopted at oory time and retirement mooey oan be drawn al any time between the ageti: ol. 591h '8nd 701/z, at which time it will be taxable to tile ex- tent that it represents your d e d uctible contributions. You al.1o can make wittJdnrwaUi belore reaching S9\i, -.t being penaliz· ed, but only in the event of diaabillly. FOUR WAYS TIW!l'e ere four ways one can go about setting up a Keogh Act retirementt plan: (1) ~g up l<>r a special tyipe of Mnuity contract or retirement income policy wibh a life insuNulCe com- pany, (2) investing in U.S. Treasury reUrement income bcnis designed for this specific p u r po s e , {3 ) purchasing mutual fund shatt$ end leaving them in bank cumdy, and (4) open- ing one of the several types ol tru.9l aoooont.s. tailored to Keogti Act requiremoot.s and offered by m a n y full-Service banks. Jl"e tlll p/eafe4 to @WIOMI!\! t#te ~ t1f FREDERICK W. ARNOLD '\ m a.Regista e4 Rqr-~ MITCHilltt JONES & TEMPLETON llCC O &POl.AT&D &#jlt!Aft/920 2«1 l'Oal!irl' AVENOB LAOUNABl!ACH.~ 'rEU!l'HONB: 49'-9711 F-. Loi..,.,. AIN Tll'.ZPll:RI: M W 51 11..-W N11W YOU.Sloat~ AMllUCAN STOClt l!XCliAllOll PAaFIC COM!' nocr:: l!XCllA1'0ll BOSTotl STOClt EXCHANGB MIDWEll sroa: l!XCBAN0£ \., r. 1 • • I .. , • • • • ' ,. • • •. ' ' ' . ..... ' -:--1\,~ ·~¥-~:· '• ·"~ '\.1 '•' . . ~ , -' . ' . ~ "-, -· '\ , ' ' ~\\ . .~ ' ~ • . \). • .... I . . ~" ' . . .. . / .. ,. I .... I -, . : ' . ·~· ~~.i~~. J•"'-··,. ;~··.~·1 · • Tllere s more tllan one way to make your own money! lruet t. "'11, yeu 111lolif fry Mie llffl• 11 .. lf. yeuneN lilt ••pRMI ekve. lut pl•••• tle11't try t. 1pentl the 111eney yeur 111eb thl1 wey. • If yeu w•nt t. try te 1118ke the ldntl ef 111011ey whlcli II re•lly 1p1ncl•bl1, try delno It thl• w•y• l'lck •p yeur phene, tllcl 642-1671 •ncl .. ,, •rt1 lllie t. piece• Went Ad, pl•••••" WMt liWI e1. w.nt Aclf H-•tiout •• n. lilt..,... .t the1~ nlu thlnP yeu ... M,11 111e? Tliey me, N teffierlnt Clcnf In ywr ho111e, but IOlllHM el1e W•nh them eftd wnt put them to 9ootl u ... ~eur DAILY PILOT Went 'Acl un cetf •• nttle •• $-4.IO. Think of your preflt ff yeu 1olcl 1omethln9 worth much more th•n tfietf Den't tl.W,. Meke thet 1p•ntl•W. _.,._,, A DAILY Pll,OT Went Ad wlll ,.+ ltfor Y" , .... • i--' #'\, I ~: DIAL DIREC'f. . 642-5618 Say '''L . It'' ..µarge ' '> . ' FIOI IOIJI COlln PIOID ; lllL 51-1Zll • \ • I ' • I ' ' DAltY -'PILOT Want Ads Will . Work _· ·fir YOU , ' ' -------- - -~ ................ --~ ........ _.,. -* ---------------------------~·---~~A--"'----~ ~,.~~·-~~~"'----------------------.~ -~ I • • I , , I . " Ii ' I !1 I I I 1 I , I I 1 I I DAD.Y PILOT EDITOBIAL PAGE - Tax Relief or .Boost? .. California'• Legislature appeared yesterday lo be moving rapidJy toward agreement on a con1titutional amendment to give property taxpayen meanlnCful ro- lief. · This Is the first time the two political parties and the two houses have come this close to agreement, d~ spite the pleadJu al thfb hard-pressed constituents. If they don't come lbrougb tbl$ time, they'll bave no alibi and no place to hide. Gov. Ronald Reagan broke an imp~se on the pro~ erty tax relief issue .wllm he accepted a Democratic program that benefiterbomeownert and renters more than bwlness and commercial interests. • A majority of lawmakers and the goYemor had wanted action but were unable to agree on a method. When Reagan announced. his acceptance of. the new $244 mllllon plan after conferring privately with leglsl.,. tive leaders of both partiea, things began lo move. It was a considerable surprise to tlnd Reagan, AJ. sembly Speaker Jesse M. Unruh and Senate J'tnance Committee Chairman George Miller, Jr., leading Demo- crats, standing together and eapressing their mutual pleasure. At the same time, they antid~ated haggling over details. This came when Senator Miller sought tp elimi- nate the possibility of both the Watson Amendment (Proposition 9) and the legislative plan being on the ballot Nov. 5 -or of making one supersede th~ other according to the vote. Miller's wording seemed deltined to be dropped in favor of amity on all sides. Proposition 9 remaini a aerious problem, however. The Legislature's 11!1pected legislative analys~ A. AJan Post, summarized fropodtton 9 in th:i.a statement to the Senate Finance Committee: "This initiative is almoet impossible of interpreta- tion; it does not achieve it.a stated objective of securing effective tai: relief; it does nothing to reduce local ex· -4itunl; II would "Ddoubttdl7 tnmler <;Ollti'ol over local 1ovenun~~~..i..~i1 IlriiiY lo Qa> ·~ .1,t would~~-o! ~..,ie..1 -fldlltl• IOr llCiul. atate and local governments; It would Increase stete taxea at lwt br'4.l,blllion by the end of the pbas9-<>ut period for this 'Pur!lo•• alone, wltbout re~ard lo the pc>- •i1J.oa 1' which it would leave the state 1 revenue rt-" qulramentl for university, college, mental hospital, pri- 100 and other budget.a; it would encourage form1 of tu evasion and enormous windfall profttl to large land owoen and apeculatqrs." It• 1'l>uld 0. b¢ to imagine a stronger indictment of a baDot meanre from sbCh an authoritative source. Propoeltion t sboula ho.rejected. Aarwnlllg the LagUlature does come through with a meuure lo provide real properly'tax relief, as seems likely, and assuming Governor Reagan ligns it, as a). so seems likely; then a proposition will be on Ille Nov. 5 ballot whldl ev~ v.oter can and 1bould support. ., Wielding A Oeaver • Naming Eldridge Cleaver, mack Panther racist 'gl~t, advodate of extreme violence and posseuor of a crhhinal record, as the 11principal lecturer" fo"r an • ei:pe»mental course dealing with racism at Cal Berke- 1"1 bas produced justifiable shock waves. ~ A "guest lecture" or a seminar appearance by. such a person might very well make a useful contribution to better awareness of a violently ertreme aspect ol our rac;.lll lituetion, and would be consistent with the role and purpose of a distinguished university. But the faculty-student group at Berkeley re~ aible for the Cleaver course have, in effect, foolishly wielded a cleaver on the sensibilities .of 'Uiost 'Citizeaa ·;. t and on the reputation of the university. "' • ' ---.. ,,,. -·· . -. Marriage Age Unrelated to Actual Age Can He Tie in Knots Regular ElectoralPrfH!ess? Wisdom consists not so much ln knowing the rlght answers, as in knowing the right questions to ask. U we persiat in asking poorly framed questions, we can never) arrive at satisfactory answers. / At dinner tut night, fot' e:zample, a woman uked me.if I thought that "18 is too young to marry." TltJs Is a ques- tion nobody can answer, but almost everybody tries, and falls. It ls not a proper question, because marriage la a matter « emotional maturity, not chronoloflcal age. Some young people at 18 are a11 mature as they wlU ever be; others are still adolescent at 40. MIND YOU, I am not speaking here of the economic problems involved in early marriages. Obviously. these must be considered on their own. And, just as obviously, if two young people are emoUonaUy mature they will not undertake a marriage before they are ready and able to support themselves and a family. l have seen farm girls of 16 who were as mature as they ever will be, and would make admirable wives. And I have seen sophisticated city women twice their age who, despite their charm and worldliness lacked the responsibility and ctv1Dgne11 a good marriage calls for. THE AGE, means lltUe. IN terms of years. And :so, surprisingly Dear Gloomy Gus: I suue11t a change of venue for the meteorological forecaster, The weather doean't agree with him. • -E. A. nit ... "'"' nfltct9 ,.._,. _, ... -llY ,,..... .. "" -·-· ...... ,_. Mt .,_ lit .._, ea. 011tr ....... enough, does the Intelligence. One reason that very bright people ao often make bad early marriages ii that they confuse their mental development with their empPp!!§! f.!:""th· , Therw;H, ~ not much rela~shlp; between the brain• and the hiellngs. An "intellectual titan can, and often does, have the emotional equipment of a toddler -but beoauae be un- derstands the world, he thinks he allo understands hlmaeU, and is thu1 betrayed into a hasty and ill-con- sidered marriage. I WOULD SAY that people art em~ lion.ally too young to marry (whatever their age) when they marry for neraUve reasons; to get away from an unhappy home, or beca~ they are lonely, or because of an excessive need to be dependent, or because they are afraid of growing old aDd unwanted. Despite the bulky books of 1ocial studies, marriage remains a dark and complex subject that nobody knows very much about. But we do know enough to reallz.e that the actual age of a person has llt· tie to do with his ability to maintain a generous and realistic relationship with another person over a Jong period. At 18, or 80, some never ac- quire thiJ gilt. ' Pollg Show Wallace Lacks Strengt~_ WASIDNGTON -Several different 1UrVeys tend to lay et rest fears tbM the HOOse ol R.epr$9enta«ves will be required to elect tbe next Pf"lldent of the United Stllea. 'Jbu•· -e Is ,,_ ~ b ~ oomllli>fi'i'_ .. ~i.;."'2''--even more sentt judgment fllat Geu'Ce Wallace da.1 ~-t it Rm. Huq;11rey, II not strong emugll lo tie ID-. lbe the ilh~ of-Ill• ""°paign manager, regular electors! proceu.. Lawronoe F. O'Bl!elt O'Brien ealll R1cb:ard M. Nixon, acccrding to the upoc all Americans not to vote for several survey1, would win tile ritber Nix<m or Wallace on .the ba.tl.a ol prelidentiel electlon today with ma· •·tears, hatred and bti'OtrY." jcrities ranging from 328 to 346 elec-So fer IO eoocJ, bta what ilie tKnl votes, a substential margin H~ey 1mmger teem.J also to im· above tile required 270 majority. ply -.. _ tlilo c~· gm io all 1be 1~-son thia carfte1 to all pollU· ~~ ~ 1.,0U are a clao1 ia.4im!M..and .ur,ct: ,,stop """" bilot ~ w.,, to -Z' IO ~ 'Jit"it 11 .,.;-prove _-,.U "!'". n~'!ii . ~ for necessary nor prude~ 'Jbe ....,,.,, Humpl\teI, ' , agree on IOlllething elie. Nixon would O'Brien b llpJ'IC'entty dr8'Wfnl a win Ille election In the N-. not tile lemn hm the West Virginia primialy Soulh, which should come u a shock campolgn of Jdlll F. Kennedy acomJt to those who have been berating Nlion Humphrey in 1980. 1bt idea there was for Illa "Southern sfroUI)'." NIJCMl lo brine out in .the open the Catholic would .(Wt')' no states in Che South, ex· queedon and hive peqple ~ pra'or cept TeJJaJ and VirgjnJa; and could oon on &hat meutft cl-tMottrY. There achleve an elecl«al miJor!ty w!--,Ire "P"l""-:actuallf ·~.~ that 111em. , lllls ,,.,. decU!ve In ivtSt Y1'1i!nla1 oot IN mIS WAY THE surveys render othen who are more perSUadea by w1-ilnFHsed Hum~ey Si k>ling tile primary, the judicious distriootion oI Kennedy funds to local sheriffs to carry on the campaign for the at· tractive M·usrachusetts Senator. IN ANJ CASE, West Vi.rgl.n:ia is not the ~. d : the ~· iMue ls not the rellgioos blue. In SO states the ideo .1bat "vmat tllil cami>a@ 11 all about" ii radal biCotry i11 a howling over-simplification that will not be Vf!!C"1 persuasive with a great many un- bigoted people wbo desire most a maaee fnxn. the MiolOn·Humpkey Admlnisiradon on several scores. 'Ibey may. ill fact, be so offended 0,- ""'11 an lm!>llcl!!!I>!! that they would llS ali ~ to gt.1ot0. the. boot.hi md make • last minute W il<lrDJilny 'H so many did to the underd.Of, Harry S 'l'ruman, iD 1~et!ng 'JllJo>n with Wolla<e Is pbJy one part of tfle tactic. The other ls tO twill a -· ... "law """ order" .Imo• strlctly metal c.M:rt IO that -..ne -Ja,·~ed by tho ln-creaif Jn 6iine; concerned i.r bis >afety Jo bis ciwn home, or who object. t'O the dicta of the Supreme Court (as did four of its own memben) ii, ··flt' oe, suspect of boina • covert bl&ol" who would ~ght In hla oteret belrt ....... equality of the rac.1. THE !MS PRESU>Em'IAL _,_ palgn ii not qultt .. l!molt .. llot, ncr are the Americm pe(ipie s9 limp.le as to be conned Into bavllle &Uilt I.el~ il>gs beoauBe they ... tired of Nini =·=.l:n~ln~ ghetto or among the 1'tlf:tie hippje1, flower cmldren and rtvolutionlrin: ia . Chic.ago. ' But these people are not &dnl to elect Wallect, nor give him enou&fl electoral votes to de up election tt"I' Jriilledt In tbe ·-of llopi bti-tatives, ~· to tile "'"'1&. Those who do""'° fur Wallace an·11> P"ffiltlY going to hurt Humphrey u much as Nixon ~ the proceu rl. ~-,-~ .. WIThlce is not tile Issue, blcotry 11 not lbe i11ue; the issue 1& wbetblr w not tbe people will> to choll(t .-.! of a.. government trom ..,. mojor party to 1he other bee•• !ti ..,.. lldence Is lllalte<t In the lnnDeclUllt p:illcies ol the put. Soviet Invasion's Effect on NATO To the Edit«' ' • lAtt9n """ ,...,... -• .........,.,, Hwmllf\' ......,. .,_Id -fMlr _..,. ... -'llO!Wd• .,. ..... TIM rO.M '9 _,.,._ lftttn .. flt -e• .,. •lkn!Mtt libel It ,....,..,... All hittw11 lnllft lr.tlu6t tllMt\I,. Miii m1lrtns edill,_, 111/t '*"" will bl wltlltlUll M- tio:n to match the non-nuclear ground strength of the Russians they also have more than enough money. Surely this attack by RusJ!a has provided the motivation that will unite the quar· rellng European members of NA TO so tih8t they will Jr'O(ect themselves and gain some meesure of independence from Big Brothel'. HARRY B. McDONALD, JR. dividual? It can enly endqer their lives! More Cuts in Aid Money The North Atlantic Treaty Organization was lormed to protect its European mem~ from attack by the Rt11S1ana. When NATO was formed, England, France, Gennany and Italy wett just starting to recover from World War ti and the U.S. furnished most of the men and materials to wage a non-uuclear defensive war. Later oo., the U.S. furnished offensive nuclear weapons systems. Even tbougb. NATO prevented the Russians from attacking, there never were adequate ground tcrce1 to fight a successful non-nuclear defensive war. The four major natiOlll were un- able to supply sufficient troop1 tn the beginning because they lacked the resources. Later oo they refused to tupply ttte necessary troops because they were sure that tbe Russian• bad changed their aggre.ufve tactics. Is, llCCO«ling lo my 1966 dlcttooary, about 190 million. . ' FOR THE. LAST tl!ree yean tbe banken of Ewope have .told us that they haw to6 many dollars and that ,.. should epend lt11 abroad. '1ben there ls the fad that many European• believe ~at we are meddling in tbelr al!aln. l\'•""' -11 Address To the Editor : An article in the Sept. 9 is6ue of the DAILY PILOT Is dlstre"'"1g. It COil· cerns' the freewiy sniper that has been plaguing tne .-e1. Why do newspaper1 repeatiedly reveal the name and ed· drea1 of aJYOtle providing information toward tbe .-rut ol suc:b an in· It is no .re'telatlon that people .,. foiling to Ooilot police with law ... b'cement because they dca't want tG "get invoM!d." 11 it any wonder when a newspaper can print all ~aUa.ble m. formation alJout ,fhe inf~.,-so.fta,t the sniper can sueteed 1'befe ht Ane4"- bef0<e? I belieVt;ID froedol~ Of .t!IO press, but not the right to eodlml~ ~ cith:en's lile -e1pet:lally a c.1upis. who Is brave enough to "cet li- voived". MRS. JEANN1;TfE FoWl.n Tht DAILY PILOT . "1T<dN tr- publllhlng ,,.,.., of crlmt -..,. If sptcia! c....ui.rclion ;, .,,..~ J>1 police and if, in the 11i11D of thc.:ldio tor, it u tDOrranted. It 1DG1 not·•u• WASHINGTON -The st.age ls set to slash the long · pending foreign aid budget to a record low total of $L5 bllllon. The backstage pl.an is to do this at a dosed door meeting next Monday afternoon of the Hou11e Appropriations 1abcommittee headed by Rep. Otto Passman, D·La . The committee has jurisdiction over this isrue. Pas1man, long-time foe a£ foreign aid spending, cl&ms s u f f i c i e n t b!partJsan support fxl c u t ap- proximately $5()() million from tile 11 .974. billion authorization bill the House and Senate finally agreed on after months of wrangling. 1lllS COMPROMISE Ls II billion less than the fl.9 billion ao-caUed .---B11 George ---, Dear Georee : I am an 1vid science f'!.ct.lon fa and am always reading about ''time macbinres.'' Do you think it Pl)Nfble a time macbine wiD be Ioveded llld whM effect would tb1a have on ow world u we Jmowltl S.F. Deir S.JI'.: 11'1 poriecllJ feulblt -tn ftd. thin'• CIDI on U. wall now. Jllw .,GoQd ._ -rm llOI ~ til column ::: .. -.. .---... """cut f (l'rGbltonl IOlved Jwtbwllll, -'*-Wr!Coto a-io-> "bare bones" budget Pre 1 t den t Johnson proposed. It was drasUcally pruned by both chambers. Now Passman, with bipartisan back· Ing, is bent on chopping still uother $500-million from that record low authoriiation me1swe. If Congre11 does exe foreign ald to Sl.5 bllllon foT the current fiscal year, k will be the smallest approprlati')n since this pro- gram was launched two dec.adt11 ago. Last year, aft« eight months of bickering, Congress fln1lly voted $2.301 billion Instead of the '3.371 billJon tile President sought. That 'tl(IS a aew low for foreign aid IPeDdlD&, and now it appetrs Ooncre11 ls Mt \0 alasb this approprlatlon even further. SHOULD 11iE PLAN to reduce the fomgn aid budget 1o s1.s billion !all In the House Appropriations Committee. the bipartisan bloc will carry thtl ftgtrt to th~ floor af both the House and Senate. Already amendments Qft been drnm f(Jf Uti1 purpose. There Ia • P••11lblllq Ill• 1.mcn aid NOW THAT THE &uians have in· vaded. Czechoslovakia, the European member• ol NATO In! worried that the Russians may invade Germany or France. Even our own millt.ary leaden advtte us that we should keep up our troop strength in Europe. Yet, this may be an excellent opportµnity ror the U.S . to persuade . "England, France, Germany and JWy to supply all the ground troops 10 th.It our troops can come home. The ccmbdined population o f England, France, Germany and JWy Quotes W. C. Aaene•. Jr •• Capt. U.S.N .. Rd., Lii -a-"Glw ell -0..U. .llall ~ JOU -llt. but keep a.. Fra.dao<n -.. bur -• ';'Ibey ... -lild aturcty.tt appropriatian mey reech the Ml w. Bntee Bourtit, trapertal Stack, HOUlt late nut week. lt Is virtlWl7 • -~ ~"' ~ "I am a peecHoY• certain to do IO by tht lut weok iJ. • Ia& ~· ..p, w!lli dnl September. , 'f'Wlb • ., ' Lift Yf:flr the Moult ClllM ,,... elfJit voi.1 or ldllbli this ltstalallllL.11 ls not unlikel}' anolltr attempt to ill !Mt will be made tills ~. B1 Robert S. Ann ... 1 Jolul A. Gol .. mt" ,.. ......... ~ 8.1'~.on 1C"" CIUlrhll -)lOlbllc meellllll :... "l don't On tt ooe perlOll or lO,ooo cOme to a meet1n1. The point 11 that they have tl!t r!(ht to be lllere." ... , Thus, h four big European natioo.s oot oo]3 have a large enough popula· in this co.se. · • -BrJUol. State's Voting Age Stays at 21 FW ~ third time In the ital> Legl1111tW'e an efrort to lower the legal voUng age in C&llfornla has been lcllled in committee -tilled just as thou1aninDU >!ohn V41CODCeliOf of San lOM-'i,,.... logillaton In Ille A11embly 0-Ulullonal Amendment. Oornmlltoo did lht ~ wmc, 1ln«I tbe sts mon oommlttoe aplit tlown the middle deoplt. ctnmg lupport of the meuure by the CalllorDla Teacher1 Auoc!atlon. 'AltGtnmfrl 1QR il.. ;OJ*OI, which would·haft lo han gone on the balk>t as • constitutional amendment bad It poslOd the Aaumbly and the Sen1to, "'" Jogjc:al, -fi't!N polnled G<ll that -of , ..... , Calif-under the ... of 21 .... Iliads ., l.lallltl, ... j>Rperl)' .,._. or have tqllldea In prOJIOrl7 oa Wllich .. , .... nciolred lo ;., -.. And that eJ:doalon from 1ho political 1yrttm contribute• much to toda,1'1 youtl> unreal and trouble maldJtl. •'\ The "d l s enchantment of the betweenerl" -tboee wbo an between 18 and 21 yean or age -ii cwtalnly conlj't~, to,. vlol<lllCt ~,• d detdGalCrlUODI, b'tbey haft DO otber volcL ~ IT WAS FURTHER pointed out that m.., 1tudant tMcbon of 11 and II )'tan of •P haw -cerllllH to tuch In our acllooll -JJx:ll!dln( tho IUblect or rov.roment -J1t tlM1 ll'O not allowed to partldp.ato In tbe goVBDmental proceas. Many in this aee br::actet are d.lllhl- od _ .. """' Vlotum. tjo!llo of th• ~ &lr)I .. --tiHI bom•melten, ,_. they ~ bave anyth!nl to 111 rv.n ai>Mit '°" their city or co1inV Is nm. Ill '-!be llat.. /' Let'• r-IL Youth ls rapldly becoming the ml)or!ty In thl1 1tate and nation. It ii youth who 11 called .. upon to die eight thounnd ml111 fnlm home but who cannot calt a ballotj at the polls: ln hll own home town. : There is no longer a chance to .. another bill in the Leg11lature thlll year, but tht·mwtary draft eou on.: Ean!ka, Calli. 11.me ........ -.. --' ....... ·------------------- ....... --~·----------______________________________ ...:_....; __ ) l '- . ' ' • .. ..... _ '· ,.,,.,.,, S.,llmbet 19, IM DAILY PILOT 29 • IS NOW OUNGE COUNTY'S tfo. f ~~~~ DEA~ER · -. " ' ·.~ L 0 c11 1 0. 1 .. ~ .. ~WHICH .MU~ TifE ~~OF FAOORY FRESH 196, DODGES TO CHOOSE FROM t:r ~W •. YAMBU ~AU MODEU; COLORS & EQUIPMENT . ••• 1 r . ..f.I · NOW ON DISPLAY! . · ~ ~$ IAC~ES OF NEW * ' . MODERN SALES ·anCI 'SERVICE FACILITY.· * . TO SERVE YOO! . c ... ,,.,. Customer Scrtlsf•ctlonf At .. • 2888 ;·Har·bor Blvd , * . AJIN:wc::~·:~~Mb cos1 a~ MESA~Phl.ni 540-8888 * ... 48_M_OS_. B_AN_K_Fl_NA~NC_ING_.:t=liiiiiiiiiii~:~--~~,c:=. .... 1~ See 'em· Drive 'eat· B11y 'em TODAY .---.-tANOTHER HARBOR DO~E FtRs'T·-----. NO WAITING! . "~Ill DELIVERY TODAY ON THE w THAT SWEPT. THE CO~NTRYI IMMEDIATE DELIVERY THE NEW'\'OCATIONI! ·w1rH THE NIWISJ.. CAR FQR: 1969! THE ALL NEW. DODGE! Southern California's Cha1ger Headquarters BRAND .NEW . l.Ortnt HI ...... of c ..... te -'""" la S.. c:.llfonla. aolce of 1ppi11Bt. , ~~9 Cl'.l~RGIR5 IMMEDIATI DIUVD.,:::OICI Of COi.OU . '49 '49 TOTAL MOHTMLY PAYMINf '68 DART Fulty equi1>$1fd with radio, ht•ttr, wsw tir•, paddtd dnh, defrolt. tr, etc. Us.d, low millt11t. CVCT· 8'0) 51688 TOTAL PRIC~ f t1AfMs! IMMEDIA Tl DELIVERY TOT.U DOWN Pi\Y"'8"' """'"-'-"* tll & fl-. dl•flK '" 4 -..,, .,,,.....i lllnk uN lt llAND. NIW _._ '67 .DODOI D·IOO PICKUP I ~-bed. rar60.5> · • s53· · · s53 . ,.,. TOTAi. PllCI '68 .. CORONEl ~~ '°'"' MWM TOTAL MONnllT. ..,.-I NTllltff , NT•MT , . , . +T11&UL • !vcktt Seats • Hideaway Headlights • Full Viny l Interior • Nylon Urpetlno • Rear Deck SJ>oiler • Full Raeing Instrumentation • Bumper Guards • Ash Tray light • H.D. ~nos • H.D. Tonion Sw1y Bar •.• Ask tor Motor No. XP29B91- t7957 & XP~;107958., ' . 2688' ,TOTAL : fl,;·38 .. $ . : "' "I PRICI TOTAL 90WN TOTAL MO;HIMLY ~ , : .• PAY.-n, ~y~ ' . 1+ T.AX~ lit . P~nt• indl.ldt fu & licefue & flntra d!trgn on~ IMn DELUXE MODEL = • Dutl Horn $y1ttm • l l'!t•d Wincbh lt ld • Del uxe 'Nhttl CoY· en • Deluxe Trim • fo.rn front S.ah • Ylhitt Sldtw1ll l lm . Alk . '"".°'°'No. ""''""05994. • ., ~- ~J .. 1 !~~" ~ICI ~~,• • ,, • ..., '"::"' IMMEDIATI DWVERY '66 R9i6 . FAIRLANI . COUNTRY .. . ;66 PONTIAC 'GRAND PRIX '67 CiilvROLn IMPALA A m HAuo• DOD01 U1111 CAii W with a GOLD ITAR ,.,_,, tlr""""" 4 .,_ fl"llly.....,., v .. , ,....., fir., RI.II, Wto., fvl l •1""1. lTlllOS) "'""""' fKt, tlr '9114., Ull,. ...._, ,.... ltNr .• IM,lcbt ...n, WSW.~ 1.,. (lROS71) n688 ::.:~ s57 :::: s57 :.:.~ .... I + TAX • lit. l'Tllt, . ,,. $1988 = $67 ::w $67 ::ti. + TAX_l llC. ""'· rnn. a.Ill IOOK PllCI $1141 '65 PLYMOUTH unu.m '65 PONTIAC CATAUNA 4-DR. H.T. ~.,1r C9llL, 9Vtt, flW\t., lU.11, f .S., •1•11!· f'11C7.Q) M r.dl .. Mii•, -i.. Tllryl lmriw, ~ ... ,., """" (WIA'91J itaa '= s33 .= s33 .... 't. * TAX & LK. nMT. ~ s1188 +E ... s40 =. s40 =· MUI IOOK PllCI f1111 ILUl:.IOOK NICI ·flt20 '65 PLYMOUTH FURY II '66 MIRCURY C~MIT ...., Mlht, ""-tic "-111191\.,..... 1ttlltllL (Mfr. lie. n'7J $988 · ·= '33 = s33 .w.~. i+-TM l LIC. nllll. ma, Sf 188 +'?., .. s41) ii:. s40 ~· '66 MUSTAMO COUN '61 CHIYILLI ADAN .......... .-........... _,.,.. ~ V.f ....... M..tk Il a I Pa:,......,,.,,.....,,...,., tfL (H019 s91a •otM s33 MM s33 mAl . + :c: UC. =· =.-$988 ·TOfM • s33 "'" s33 ,_ +~lit = =· IUll IOCX NfCI f1.MO '64 PLYMO,U'lll .PURY 2·DOOR HDTP. " ... ~ ~,.,... hM!lt,,,.... ... ~ IWNo14 '64 PALCO .. PVrQRA I ,_..,,._ V-4, rMle, ..._,, ..... ~ ...... ~ ._... ..._ '"5'11131 saaa +~ ... s29 = s29 =· llUi IOOc ... ,,;.. '64 DODGI ltART 270 V-4. IMI .. lallt•, ......_.le 111111•~.ia\"'"" .....-.... (T'nlWJ $788 = 526 ;.. ... $26 = + iAJC • LIL J:R nld. I _· ~ ·, .. '-' · 1888· = s6·3 = s63 ·::i. , . . + TAX 1 trc. . n1n. nn '66 PLYMOUTH fURY II v.e. ,..... ~ r.dl9.. trieflw.· ~ """-ovY"7l '1188 "'"' s40 "'" s40 .!!!." +:~uc. =. n•l· '66 CHIYROUT '~M;,··-.-.... ~.:·-~3~t~~$3""3f0l) :J..-V. + TAX I UC. i·;J "MT, nlR. .. HUI'°°" 1Wa't11to , •Is DoDOI DART Ktlttl', "'ft1'9 " ... " tlNll. fl l"ttii • $788 .?.: .. $26 = $26 =· IUll IClC* ""' f1 ltl . . ·-. 100% UNCONDITIONAL GUARANm -THIS STAR STATES IN WRITING TllAT HARBOR DODGE GUARANTEES THE CAR 100% AGAINST MECHANICAL DEffCTS FOR 100 DAYS OR 4,000 MILES WHICH MR COMES FIRST AFTER PUROIASE. THIS INCLUDES ALL MECHANICAL PARTS, ELECTRl£At EQUIPMENT, BAmRY, SPEEDOMETER, RADIO, HUTER ON ALL CARS. THIS. GUArwmE COVERS ALL PARTS AHd LABOR FRH TO Y~UI VOLKSWAGEN CENTER "'941 &.w ........... .,., ........ ....,,.a.-,,.. '64 VOLKSWAGEN 'M DART 4-DR. WAGON · ,_....,._""""' · '"'$5-8"'·9-·""= s19:::: s19 m.~ ~111 ,..;.Rl...,$26 = '26S: + '" ""' "'"· "'."'". ·164 VOLKSWAGEN IWI IOOI: NICI ft-. t W . 4 .-, ....,.,. ~ '63 ltAMS. CLAlilC c .... Cllfry. W'p. rtlllrft "'" '26 "'" $26,.,. ......, '60.. AllllH(k lrt11---. IMlf. llMIW, WSW.,,,... -., .... ;+:I(: U.. =· i:::t s499. :r.: '16 "'" s16 "'~ 162 'voucswAGEN -"+'"''"'· Im. 'l:l ·---"'-. --..... ..,,. u · '1· ir.11 519 =-s19 5: -----,63-PORD---.,...,A""LC_O_N ____ •w~' " 1+-ru• ... ' ..... • ,..,,_...,-'"""'" .'160 VOLKSWAGEN PICK UP, s4·19·-e:~~ ... $16 = 516 ~· ·~··· . "'" '16'""s1,-" ,. U. IOOIC Nia ... , T ;:_"f1.11. = ~ • ,• \ •• .._____ -...... -----""---~·------------~~-------~---~---- --- ----- -------------------------~- - ' ' I .. ' ! l ,-• • E\otrt-H- Som.thlng Thot You C.. Sol It. Find It, Trod• It WHlt • Went Ad llOllSIS,OltSALI HOUSISfOltlALI HOUSES FOi IAl,I MOUSISl'OltSALI HOUSH FORIALI HOUIUfOllsAl.I ' HOMsll 'Oil IALI UHTALS Geo,.,.. IOCIOO-el I• _.._ 1000 OOnorol '000 Generol 1000 c..to ~ • 1100 c_,,. .. Mir 1250 "'"'""""'-.-14001. l)~~~~~::::'.!!~~~~~~::::'.!!!!::!I~~~~~~~~ · ,_!H~·~u·~·!'l"'~ ... ~ ..... ~~ ... ~-I m I m · 4 llDllOOMS No•port _,, l200 ;' / -Of A..... .....: MO.n:D loYeOat ...... l.IYlngl ~-...... 1!1:.si.o.:.; OiiW & PWSI00 .. 11•-• • -_,. JWim • I. -e6a de . ar vm 111n11 "~ '~ • """! . ~ .... _ .. .... 1 ...... , """' + i.mn, • ..,._, .. _ -ltill u. "°° _ ~ .. ,. . uiil I -~ -111\w-ABOUT YOU! l!eo ""'lloe. 1111 + -... --wltll -...... Hu l!lYERT-..... "'"'room lorp>Ol. l'all ...... J Br. I Ba. -Blt11romownerandu ... 1,llOO.'l'llla4bod-.,_......_ •• ....,.with llU ...., ....... Hu .. ot"'"'""' 3 i.p --"""''l!m!Gt 1leMl1!!ul • 8!E woll-nroploeo--~ l!Nplace. hllo, • ~lb •· h d W•·• with --~ I ow-yard with J;' C\ISt«n pool ... -it.. ' d b 'l'IDS! . nut mantel A panelUQC. 1U chabhoim+ Adulll. No pets. room • ..,.. uume u a feaal ~"""en end;:.;, v:;::s NO NIWl'OIT HllGHTL Im-all decbd. fr eurt ma1n-. ;,. ~~:,:.;. tiuJIWn ranae 1: ewe, tup No.14' ~ yJD.ap; DI buut.lna and dlahwuber, wllag corpetlng ond 'OOMI. . , =.<:..:':"Oii~ ..... N"'l> ...,led lntmor tulle ~ -only llALIOA ISLAND _,kitchen, print. muter l'ldll< Clout llwJ. <JU) cu.stom ~P'S; A·l coodltlon and ready to Drtve to 2361 Fordham carpets in larie llvtnz~ --~ ~· = $26,wt -eD!inc loan 3 Bdrm, 2 tiatb ~ 1 Nt:s,_~tb::!'i:l°dow'D ---~~-,,=---I mo-.. In. Walt lo all ochoGll, llO ocre part, ..., • ,... J11<o -t ,... -room .,..tb !!replace, llul• ... .,. 1bW -to $21.900. CUL M0-11!1 {ope _,. to vm.p. ...iy • ,.. °' --An Invitation and jurt S mimtlM lo South Cout PJua and ..U UL dlnlne ..... I boll -2 blcb VA .... -no ..... H..t\ap llftl Eltate .W. -nntol .-.!. lflle"' the wtnt<r ol the larJe. bedroom• have )iOU. Price mb' '29.900 knr Youn ._. '11,000 • Wl'AI. bMdl. Jtedueed Rata make major freewoJt. Nowpo<t ~ ~ ~ down ,.,....,,1. Golf CIUroo View CLIF PRllST, boltw H -a h<Ul Buplat We An ~llent 11117 at '28,llOO with 10" down ot ... tor L more Will J' u 11 Hore'• 0 ..,,.._ bla lot with Since 116! 113-14n Eva MWlO:l have oJ1 ...., • priCH. on c:onvenlloaol llnandnc and.monthl,J I'll· pr1ce on!¥ -108' -o1ono "'°..,,. m z. a.a H!'7·· °"" 1 lllllTt IUllll WHITE, RMltor menta al fUl6 princ:lpll aJlcl Jin.r.t. You Vlct..11 -· can~ ,.. luot picture <n4l 115-!1181 • -·~ 67J.4630 evoe: 64W253 llllllt aoe lo appl'ldalAI. 646-111 I 1003 Bek,., C.M. -== =~ ea-·Shores N-Oceu • --LIDO-3 BR 2 Ba.> ear 2751 '9rt.lo D,,,,. 54wn1 :::...--~,.....,...,,., av.; c!illlwuber; 2 b11m. .,, GOLFERS or WOUW -BE ._ .,,_ Ocean View 1 C011NE1! ._, _. .. ......_ pool. -~-· ---- list End On hdllSIYe Udo Isle Beautttul & bedlvcm home C111 cweniu lot exquhltely .._..... with farma1 dlrdrta ma .................. _ -..llvlnr ... ............ in -d. cw lftt.'I lnllt )pmKgne "7.• Call lolln Abell Eves.mm HAR801N B/B Newpolt hlancll Waterfront Pier : Plua In-Apt, OPEN SAT 1-5 · 414 31th SlrHI Nowptrrt bland 'l1tll tmmaculatt 2 Bedroom ___ .......... "'_..,,__ -0....-balplln--· ...... -to $59,!IOO 61U'JOO Eoa.IAM&tO llclY & Beach RMlty, Int. 31l5 W. Balboa Blvd., NB WTSIDE Assume Hk)h GI 3 Btu, dbmla" rom, ...... --del p!Do tile entry, brick ftttplaoe, 140' deep lot I lhlde t r e e l. Payments Oil PftRl]t GI loan $1:6 tn.. -l""'d"'· In!«--. tutl A inuuce. 1'ull ............ ..,,,..._ Let'• wtft out dcrwll - GI GOLft:Ra CALL NOW lor lift, I baa.., ~ciilo ., It. HIJN'l'INGTONllEAOI t!<pl 15., June 15. 1>15 Per G --.. -· -. ""'""""" . $31.500 "' !l4T l8ln ......... 2 Double GfaCJel OOLEGE REALTY 546-5aO •le po-. • m 'j;, =:"'! Tod Woy Rlty 536-2579 ~-=~·~--~-~~ -GI llO. DOWN Need ~· nu ll ll Qin. • • 3 BR. l'rplc, dlbc. Clole to At1ncttve n&Jlle J BR I both tracto< ..,,;. ""'' lell no TIWISFERREI>. Lo• el y ...U..t tlnondno ........._ RENT AL IUYS _... U< • St. 1115 111 cbaliCe Q;iUtp Put ara. d<M'ft GI. 3 belatlCllD. 1"-well bpt bomt In Olllece =" ~~ V9CUt 16' BR bcael.. C.Z.. Wlter. SllO Jrl7. -...ntl. 143 1rooc1 .. oy 654-0111 1. .... 1 ... 6*457' 1 W'Dlll' lanit. Hardwood ·,-ba1hl ~It 1arse Cir-put. CDt to ldJoola. 3 Br. er peta. dftpes. bullt·inl. EZ or SM wbcll. ......... 1................. 4 BEDROOMS ... ~ llull>ln,-J Bo. llv ..... tam. I>bl --• rmUl ...... while ...... • -· Jld&bt dlHry and Nu-Tone mteroom .,.. brld< ---blbo ~ale 1351 lll& VA .. FHA ale. No""" Hfla. 2210 -allllutit.C.0.."1uol--31.000 ..., 11 oll "'°""'Incl-kitchen. Dbl ..,_ Gu"! LISTER REALTY tor yal'4 -••••......., * ~ ill ftle Blulb AM/l'M ,...., $23,!1<1, and -w/b&th. 131JllO. Fcol. IA YFRONT 16612 Beocb )IL, HB KM633 VIEW ..... , -=-~ ~ : = z-1~.::!'" $19' P 4 I ( 18~ ""':: ::'ti pr 3 BR, I bo ..... , oa Noni $20 200 =.. "';Jf. ~ ...., 114,150. * .... --Colesworlby & o. .....w.., -·· in.ii ;:,.:.. BR~'!.._, v ...... , .,.,.,'. .... ,,...t 1n-"""'· :s<&-2391 ""' • p.m. * ,,...,.... 64'!.-7777 ....._ WW G.I. Open Sal "'3 W iker R . lty "'1e I< wtolde. Sprinkl<n Conno del Mor 22SO * Brnldut area JJOt Haxbor Bhd, c.M. Towne St. nr ~a Jllacm.. 3338 Via ~la Udo .. ~ FfRw t:IN. patio. w .. to * Maintmlnoe tree tla, bk?. thops. FHA er Cl 3 BR. nr. AlblrtJtn'• Mlrt. • COATS , •-ctmov ......... lkm °"'"'"'.._ FIXE1l·Uppert$15.CllO CIMllcOnMtery HAFPDALltEALTY l'rpl•"""'"-!230 WAtL.ct 1003' Baker,'c.M. -WTILUFf $7500 V-. 5 lllM BA. On. A reel ....... -w/a -l4'IO w...,. MM4(ll Mo. to Juoe 15th; onll. REA REDUCTION! ......, -· "-4 '1 .,.,.,.._....,.-..,., LOYU.Y 3 BR, ~ """· c.n m, -5.6 ,4141~ - . 'Investor's REALTY Nie ti""'..,. Mor. N-,..,,. • Bd. ' be, _..,. din .,,,.· ....., --· bit-a, •BR. t bath, Wi• lot, Iea11 I'\ I 1 • \\ It I I l ~ t \ll \ \H \ \ • !' t \I I I' · Olli VI* Dtl er. -·--· -· -So. paOo, IO' 6t/SI lot, -""""!I ....... 1 Bick ., 1185. G, H. l!dw-; Rltr. lOpen •-·.i Pmacllse N...,,... ,,_., --~,:.-.:.= er m.m No -. , a.. R c. GJU:m, -~ oww. u 1, ooo. .,..~ . ~ hr:ael ce • bllf lir:ft. 644-1133 m.ct bath• maptllc9nt Ira fttcd )n1. Good I.rel. 3'1& Via Udo 8'IJ.UIO ,,.-=·.,,..,,-,,_,.--..,.--__.. Onell•--•BR. ..._ ...._ Wul52,llal Bl1or -""""'· &16-73115 ...._ 3 BR> BA, llftpl...,. cpt>, Lido hie 2351 john macnab """' -..., -"' NOW ONLY 145,0001 Cali dttr 1 .,.... Hunt!""°" ....... 1400 ._ dbl ""'· -polio. I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;j =::·.:-~ ~ Top of Tile World 1« -iment T....,. --· Del Mir !105 NATIONALMM~INI :!° ~::;, ~ ...._ Lido Ille -..... ......., 1n eddi-Laguna 1-.ch mll -....uer """• In AWAllD WINNING , ' . . lc11rfr nt DOVlll lltOllES ..., to on mra I cor ,... BEAUTIFUL VIEW_ s -usde. By O HOME · YEARLY lie. $350. Like -JO llnmallc ...... with. V1'w ,_, 1ll50""""" lar 131.000. . wner u .. In the exdtln( -..... 2 BR, ..... Pool, I BR'•+ Den. ...... -" c -...... 3 be•· ._. .,,. ..._,.,, .._._ On top ol "'° -. "'-, "'1<d U61l ''Trml ...,_. beach. Bey""e VJDqo (ZLI) 8111' S ., 5 _.. -· -.,-..... SUnded<. All ......,_ -.ou•• 6°/o and get """u--1 u.-... ":J_-J:ll.43al. Adulu, oo --.., maath. 11eo1 .,,. :\._"°"'~-... -"':: ·:•SPRING MOVE-IN.LOWDOWN ~ ~ -ol!.ldo- ...... 21.z1.1n:yw1th .~~REALTY PAYMENT -1<2.!IOOormu. 211.1wurcw'FDRIVE Mbestdbuyil Marin =.,_;e,,.::.:;:,..: ~..!,.".!.'!.\:'l": ..., ___ flns:Moe.12•12Sewtncrm. •f1' "an.,Umi'' olkr. M6-1111 OpmEvft. esa • th• imqtnation otttds fam. MUlt '" kl•R>· 9C-133'1 ........ BBQ tn ldtr:bm, vd UN1'0ftT'UNA.TD.Y 4 bedrooUll 2 batb with sbac °"' m.qutne'a d1lcrlmlnat-~~ % CI Newport Wnt. 3 hr OVf!' t,O'.Xl ~ tt. $79,500 2629 Had:u m ·• C.M. )'OU ao't rad bow IOCll • c::arpetlnc. Cldtcm draJ*. tng editors. Located within 2 bl.. S216,l50. J21$/mo. rent q.n 6;ir A .... (714) 6424235 l!EALT!' COMPANY 881 Dovw Dl1.ve NewpodBead>- Private Lalie ; QllAHGI C"''""""" -. -oo """ ,.... bull•• • •• paint and bJldai '""°""' to -· 2ml ~to. -Cold...0. IMker & Co. N •---h _,.._... -and dlol $l5'G22 .. .-to.,... In eond!-... Beoc.b !late Pn I"• ,_ L --ewport . ....,. f••,( V..RIJEIT' ,.. wt11..._. --MUI -In •-te thll l"l ............ ,..,..., .. <i: a..,u.. ... ch 1705 •--. ce-213 Adc.E with v!fw ud Olt 2t2 I. 17ttfSt.·646-4494 up kt tht 81.dE" Be1" to '" tb:w home and exeellmt wanttd .Ind. a.,.., low, low •u ,~ Oii f.1111 ~-~!:..':". !.!:°.~ Dupl~x $21,000 ""' flmlUtlc •'""' -· "' """· °"''"''""'e1 .... 0-"""· 121,>35. No-. -L...,no _ii ... i. 1-, BDRM ....,,'"" -. .aQ -....... DUIWWY., .... .,... ,,_. ts low es $0 dollan able with P9.)'menlt of $188 mt. Vets, or nu 4 CiCID'o"e&o • lftt apt: blda .. PRIME LO-aYallablt 1or 'W"inm 1e..: 'BY tf).'J'l!Ly HordES. 0. 2 Dandy units In Newport down. Full price $26,500. Prln. A lntttest, or can.., ttonal terma, W/W ~-CATIOO l\ii bib. to town I R.etltor m..&830 tom baDt, 4 bedrooma. 2% Ret&lrtl dlatrlct. Putb' fir-Rottman eo. me ratrnew mme OID' mortp.p. inc. fenced rear Yard. b'ont bMdi.. '1ED)) AJ'fNUAL IN- G 5 Bdr be ... , W.e-.-end ,,,__ Could .. .....-Rd. 2751 l'lrtalo Drive 1a.,. .. -.int. A -COME. PRICE $47,ll!;O. n..· > STORY; C<aner, 10"""" reaf m ..,..,. ...... 2 -piuo to C Bedn>om, 2 beth -C.lh 546-1337 ~· .. d-ld1cl> beat Income """ ., town. Hour._ W ...... ... Pool -... -. ......... and odd ... -unll POOL TIME .. -G.E. bullt-lno, Ind. TERMS AV All.. Cd WE 4«l20 .. llll IMSI! onwww ,...... Weotclllf duolc. 311 l'liood .. ieD at !llll.Cll0.00 646-1171 546-2313 L -~ .. ....: ; ~ Nowpert -h 'i200 -...... Wow, ..... • """"a< REALTY Wfttdlff • • ,..., -~ , ..., ., ••• 4,.., ... .,... ,.,_ 4M"'3I lolboo l•land 2355 , i.. lllfp tam= wJBBQ. • den-· '!be -~ Tllo,.~,-•dtl.-In·~·-·•~·-·--··· ,, A..,_. come --U,... Ema ·a1oo <ldld>.,t --..._, al>il 1mlY $11,lf(IO lb 'tblil' · ', " • ~-~ -··~ • Dono •0..i.. 1:.0•· S. BAYnUJNT 4 Br. 4 Ba. on-lorllle""lor -~-~··•-0o u-a,. . .______ rmo 1• AoUltilF"' --·· the Leut. • a 'btdNclrm. 2 =:HL....-"'-UN ,,_ ·..:..~ ORANGE COUNTY'S Imnwc:nlate IDCIVHn eondl-Mme either • Bedroom-c :O~\L.\LW v ' ........., mo r- b&f:ba. cmtam Mapm. ..., M;;: ~ · •· · · ·· · _..,.,,., LARGEST tSon. a eomplete untt~ botta. Ete,.nt 4 ledNOml White water • moanta1n utn. 675-4%14 ~--~--· ~ 29• L 17th St LU.Llf4 -Famlly G-wlng NEWPORT IEACH Older,bot""'"4.IBR,2bo, >II l>alli, _ .. _ view. Pro! • .....,,._,! "'0v"'p1==F===297=5I ·" · -· --• · '.,.......... ov REALTY ..... -rm. -· -bulll-lno, ~ Ill!, I BA_ lam. rm., ln>ko, OXH um. -'-• Nloe --patio I/I ._to -In""' 8eo-675-1642 R-~ p-. -W,!00. -· WaJlihW dla-veulted -· ..,..., IU5-J BR Stuoao duplex, • and ab--'"'~ C """"-· lamll,y room IURRWHITI, it.Illar tanoa ta tt>o "-I< • ..-...... $31,000 ·4911-a15 --' p o <z,960Eulb'-· MESA VERDE ~ '9"' ..,._pool Drop Opmln1 for-Real F.ctate 21111 """'°"BM., N.B. alJll,!00. Teyl°"-._ RENTALS -·d,--.,.,..., K. 546-2313 646-7171 Cel":,~ !!"".=.! C.. .Fi t TI-1 ,__.. In Sol or lb>., 1 to 5 P.M. SALESMAH 67J.4630 ·-672-5122 P>dlle Sboreo ~ "-Pumhhocl -· !53MllllO ,...,.,_ ....,, ai....... rJ ••-......... at ll"JI Leewud or eaD. b' Haw .ct:iv« cmc. in' dlolc:e LOV!LY Well-t.ept home tn .._ .l"Nes. 53$-132'1 1'1:.~ Unfvrnlahecf THE ~/E.l'. L E :3TATER S 1C1 ..., oa ~ Lowly' J bedroom, den, tam-.,ppt. Jnn Van Der Borden. location. Great ~ Hattxr Jft&tilllftdl 1921 ltental1 te SMre 2005 ll>...,. --A.,.... . ..., JEAN SMITH, ~~ wit!! --Tereaita Len"' 4 ar.' >II Ba. Vocont 4 IR H-Hoppl-lo • • • General IOOO I/I ci,;.,'\;,. ~~ 0::: !::: REALTOR s;;;;-;:;,,':"1); ... at, ~ -'-• '°"' ~ • ...... thruouL Hoving A lloomm1t• F-llontal S.rvlce VACANT-OPfl'l DAILY OCEAN FRONT !XmkW tNcttne Ir O('Jn.n-400 !:, 17th, C.M. 646-3:1i6 SHORE PR(PER'llES ~"-H= ~ ~· Buflt-tns, ftreplace, la r 1 e Let Roommate Rd~ to bonl.• owntn and tenants. 3 """"" F.P. Hdwd tin. OPEN DAILY 1 lo S ,M "'"'t d,..tu. OPEN DAILY 3116 32nd st. NB can ...,.. .,.....,. polio. Jleoutllully """' ,... · · • Dbl pr. Prict reduced. 673-9200 Eves 548.an.5 or pb. 6'13«l60 5'3-T398. Owner for &pp't. llodlcaped. Can ,&tw quk:k Roommate Reference New ,,..t -·•out. ww 1350 E. 0...n From B & ..;.ch 615 Powoll PIKO 615-4747 >:vn. BAYCREST--4 Ill --Only 12<.IOO. S.nrico carpet cob' to auit. Offer Balboa ay ~can .-.me F1lA loan Ivan Wtllt' Amani 151),(QJ bomea Setter check thll ooe! Newpcrt BH.ch Ph. 6'1'5-2213 rood t!u-u Fri, Sept. 11, 61 at 5 -. C --RHlty, Inc. °'"' tnl '164 per mo. No NEWEST MODEL 1or .... 135.CllO --Poul Jo.,.. Rnlty WOMAN.,...,. l Br. 1 BL $24,500. Auume Lo an Lilah cupeta, DWV atru. D5 W. Balbof. BlTd., NB polnta to pay. !I BR 2 bf:, lg 4 BR 4 ha. formal din rm, OPDf DAILY 1 • S M7-1266 Eves. 536-Trn home. l dDld OK. C.M:. area. 2lm Harber Blvd. ....... •PP· mo. lndudeo = ... IL """"' .. rm, -· -pr., lam nn w/wet bar 3 """ 1736 -Dr., NB Air Conditioned ,.._ 545-9191 Open till. PM prln., .......... N• CM HI. mmolay & ~--ch $23,950.fHA or VA abaloe -Only......... pr. Contnct .... ,;,. Sept. Oonoer/Bkr. -• Gl!Wl o-n. aban ... , • Bit -· ••• ...,.,,, SENlOOO'nZENS -tblo"'1~-,;::a:.'i..s, oompletlon. -,,,... BEST BAY V1EW BUT SolVlsta BR.beadoopt.l50Mo.ea. .... /drpLPbol.$2«)/mo. v.-2 """"' F .P . .: 2t1l5 WR~ 1;~~, NB 3 IDRM • 2 IA TH * LACH EN MYER .':; J'.°'~ ~l"!O ~,! :! .=.·.;,.= • .. :-~. ~~~ O'.JIU6~-EG~ S.:: ~· ~-::~,,:."",:'rm, >\I !lo, car. Nr stater BrOI. A . Carpets. drapes, ftrfpllee, BY Owner.Imm Po.. 3 Ba 2 °""!'.!':!!!' trade. 66-llll Own« tnJ:ud'emd -Die "ts;-;t;.;_'°' ,-M,..,.... ....... •ftnJJ. dips, blt-ina. ToU ~':..°7:.t.:'.~~ Assume 5%% loin ~.b~~':~ HARBOR VIEW :_,H_:,~;.=:; :"..!'..~!r~!: w~~~LrY av.175.64M3'1!.,._-. ::::-~·d,..., $15 750 lot-rooml«boot,eamp. Coat<mponryhomu-to ....... Lawn ....,,.._ Autn $28,000. Open ....,.,. 351 UJ~ Ewe. 54JM42 LADY To...,..-. -w/waD. aood anL -· ' oo ""' Oollrp Pall< beuty "'· ...... or ote. Eubldo .,... Into. Two kine Ilse 62nd -~--_,. INDUSTRIAL aame, t ehlld OK-O>ato ......,. cute S mbedrdmooomm, one bath on tu. ......... _ 1 t.1-s!ud ••-near Newport Htlibts. BR, 2 ba, dreaain& nn. 1an.1e opener. Daylitt cell-~ ..,...,__ 1111..-w." MNa. IG-T88T aft 4 PM. I:;;;;;-:-;;;;;-:--.:-:-== -.t..t tree Uned atreet. 1'lx "M""6 ..._ .--, Uw1. Insulated. Ntw palnl WA~-~ J ...., #~ $l.9J. t BR. 2 BA w/'ftll ~-... and f'l'D• IDO"e ~ doublt ftreplaoe, hub 1ani:1-Wells-Mc:Cardle, Rltn. '38.900 -Try 10% down. OIM ffi.Schl. 332 Mante ... ~._.~~ -Fer .. 1. •r rent WANTED Pl to Ill.an 2 Br. tme'd yd. Small~ 6 .,b ~ .. -~-acaJ>lnl•onl-d•--· lKIONewportB1v<1.,c .>1. CORBIN-MARTIN Vllt&,C.M.M3-8U! Belboaa.-.l80,000.W-we111..,.tedbxbtrlelbulld· A,.. !Mt G.M. l70. eon OK-B,,......_, 1«-.Lotbuallt> ... OPENHOUSEDAILY 518-ml Ewe.-REALTORS $l9,IOOVANoDown ~Tm-•lntndo. ::::~wlthcloeedatl-646-<1513alt51"ft. -· An -""'' -2519 V-r l'I. 3036 E. C...t Hwy, CdM e 11!16 PAYS ALL C-MMo 1100 unity I« the -~ Ga ,,, __ Variety 675 1662 Anyt11 BLU1TS _, 1 BR. J Jta L -llallJ N_.,t hoch .2200 3 BR. iu •-. , _ -· r-.. • ""' e 3 BR 1\1 boU., -Batt.; eoado., nat to pool UJ.Z:ZS n ~ -• • lmm.cu!at~ By $Q.B. IH-0855 OCFANl'RClfr I BR. 1~ ...,,..,, 3 BR, 2 both home Gi.nt Slzetl Fomlly Rm. e c-lo ev-~·· .,._, HEATED • ruw.d pool ' ,..,i. l'utlall7 ............. "' ---- plus 2 Br Apt lll'dd beau~ ~ ... ~ (11x36) ! Br 2 Ba. 1'rpl BL 2 Car IU'· Anll. now. $185 mo. CMetl V etd •> . .. -... ,;. Lido ...... Y . -~~oo lt 'Iii Rltr .• &<z.sm ,,__ 54&-0bl Newpwt Htls-1210 Gee blboL ;..., .,.,,,.~ Wntr. ""or -llS-1531 !MMll< PERl=ION ·-'' ........ ~, .. · * "2 1771 A I * m ~ "" _, 1 =ev• yw KENNEDY =,_,....,_..,...,_,,_ __ I ..., WES1a.DT DRIVE ~ -nyt IM ~-· ... "' Ext.nm the mttre * Custom BiPt * By Owner. 121.900 111.-soa< rr TO 'EM! Wbl1> ele-mr mm--1111e 6IM11l Open.,.,.._ SEE THIS 11 = w~, :,;.., '-"'" .......... -,... NEW HOME s BR. I ....., l')>lc. ..,,.., Generol 2000e1e .... o1 20000. ... 1 2000 QPll SAT/SIJN 1 5 4 IED--.23.000 I :! wt!:;."':,,"'"; Low Down Poyment ......... d eleo. • Cl>mpl--•ted. DAVIDSON Realty be ... : -..,.,,.,.., ,;..,, 3 BR, 1'1 Bo. t.....i, land-138.CllO -Eio: ........... 219 Jmml CdM ........ """"''· Wall In VACANT LOT bullt-tnkttdMn.Slldln&doon ..,.p..i -.....,. othor... 325ruu..-A.._ M, wall cupetlnz thrlmt. ODte pit ft.pe4 R-1. ~ teed to lovtb' yard 541).l'T.20 tru. Wnt on Victoria, ldt C. II. Rotletbal. rutr. 10% don.. Prime bMcb )o.. cupet1na tn tomW d1nina N~ Beada Ba Bl()-TARBELL 2956 Harbor en V.iley Road. 1107 Valley 5'1-14U eatkm with view s Bib 2 room. 2 bao.. wai. to lftlf.. Quiet cul-deec. u... · Circle. 6G4106 * PLEASANT aur Haven s ""--""""' + lamlly, ""°"" • --°""" ""-pricod et $11000. Quolltyl I Prlcel I On the Jllull Br, 2 i. + J Br Ocean Vu -.FAbeat,"'°'-wtnbelp ....... !WO-lTIO Rib'. ,.,,._'8,.0I -teCBR3betl!lvan C Br. I Bo .. -tun> U -Apt.$41,500.1141-7'49 ~ 8!r'Vklt Jllftb. I CC' TARBELL 291115 8art1ot 5£6e6D ~ 56&.G WllDI llocne. Formal diDinc wanted. Lee lot, rm. for -00 a1le7. -Ha..L.--HI Lo.:_..._ .,_ ....., -,.... wit!! An-travol lrlr. &>cl. -Eolllrluff 1242 Rltr. --· -'"'" CJ-me Fact is , • • .._ poo1 tll' ,_,... ""1>. .,..,,, ............ -*1.ACHENMYER EXCD.LINf 1un. ....,, ..,. Salamen .,. maltlna 151 CllO ..;, ...._ a; sn.911> T..,.• 646-a238 m.urra • •· op111v~ -1---............ _.1 VACANT, .......... s l>atbo, ...... -.. ..... ....... ... .,,;...;,...., .... • GOOD 1n-·~ iiOliit with be..._ mo .... U/lnrltt at Whewl Cool Offl lilt.in kt.,.,.,, lam. no. -' ....... l>oqutdeo -Poto lor-RHlty unit $21,!IOO. -""'ed 131.a 0.-141-0140 ,,..... m'CltlDd m am spaM-trtc sar. docao Ol>tl*'. new ttat. K05 Wftldltl' Dr &G-5200 Immae.10" dn me Owr ....... -hot .._ or ,':"'::'"-ASKING 1311,ll!O. IUllll WHITI, boltor . C:-.. Mii 12IO .... .,. lar Oat mott•! ,; W ~ ~ 290! N...,,... -.. N.B. Don't Miii 11111 ~ MHa 1100 1.-or. ti. - ,_ a ...., 4 BR -N...,.;.. ,,_. 7... -675-4630 •-673-5122 lnuna-la---r..lla-.._.... J l!R, 116 ba. del, 2 r,lcl, Soloc a Simple S......blcd Won! Piwi. for aciuockle O·--..... /T ...... ,,..-........ _,,...-,0.W .n..w.ci wonk .. low .. for-foUf' -.,i. _,,., [ l A IS AS I tl'Clll_. IYITOD I l'I rr_ • ,.....,. ,_. .. """"' Ulll IMMACUIATl!Oollo&<Put. JBRplutW.rm ai.mw --nllnl -•-..Jo" IJpa l'llt,.GoodOWlloanln-TllY Offill .....,IJSBRl!ll>at>.Small dln!na -111;,. ntA Raro 4 lleclroom .. _. -«,. u • IDUTEI I f1M tao. with ,.,....t -s Ba ..... boat .... .., equlf1, a..wnt wte loo. 109rt drown. • • Trim .ncl nat wi1h 2 Batba. Dlqliex. Or. ~ --r Colltige ~-lcat)1I .... .._ ...... -..... -... LR.-."' $25 ..... --"' • ....... • -1-~ .. ·----•1111. 1 .1 r ,.1,1nvmbclN p1an°: ...... .J2f,90. lot. 13',!IOO. >-22:22 MIZILL ·-lot wtti ... " -ST-AN SMmt - - - . - - . cnu,n:r; R&ILT!' -lolboo llnl lot• c,. ::n:r lll!AI. TY and -sz.191 • i-.,,,.,,,.,,. ...... __ _,_·.., ... 111.,. on -or ._ 11IO E. s.no. Blvtl., Balhoo uvrLIX -.._nu. ......... v._.g11oo1~ ... ~~==~~ IHll'l~S " 1 1.a.~ O!UoleMl«I 12T.f00d)d-2Wrm.llllOO.. l!WU' "-Bueb °'11-b'""""'-HOME It_,, 1' I''. 1 'I I ' 0~1111._.,.-~" ~ IACK IAY Wldo M ···1 "' .... 1 ... --.... ..... ••.• Naed -""' 646-7171 546-2311 -· ' Ir, l ba.. -- - - - - --..... """ ~ J/IACU-.UtN w llSt--.:DMA1tate,c.M. mftldlwt111oa,.11,. ..._111r.111i......,,_: 1 , ... ......., ...... -. ,... ... 11! _ _.Aaad-BaauUf!IJBllE'""''-IO-Ttn -•. wdtoBooPDC/o ....__ ' .!!!t'J...,.t$"ll• r :r r r r r ·r l -Gt ........ 1\irmal All mrpeted. J die 11a. Is LlllO ~A IXIU<Ea De1tJ Piiot ,N-,._ -= ~ [ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .. -11111h-t1rn.•dln""-."1>lc.W-.....__ .• ,UPA11.\'l'E-·l)I. ···--Olll• ,•.~111'1111'1 I I l'.I I 111 1' ......... W ·-. llti-~--BR J -~ ,_ J Iii& CW nntol-. CIJrl',JJlll.f'lla.,...dlo. . .:!!!_~ ________ _ ~I , I .. .,-L-.-~~I!. =--~,.!""'°'~-'?,!_-. l-ti l'&ACS.,_..-.............. --'!...~lot. ·------... ...,_ • ......_. wwwwwc, -..., ... ..,..._DAILY -.,.._ :::-n-.. I· ---n .. IT IOt:Sf%'1'0'Dll -riiiiiiiim . -1• IP I -l<ai.!!-!!!~JU~•[!·~-!BOi!:"i-~·l_!SC~l.~A~W..~LllS!!!~A~NSWll~-!!~·~N~C~&J~A~S~SIA!!~C~A~'llO~N!_!ll!O~IO~I .. Rl!NTALS UNTALS RENTALS r. RENTALS ,.,,,. fALS REAL IJTUI; :,. Hou ... Un~rlllohod A!llL furnlahod AplL Fumlthod Ajih. Unlurn.-Apll. Unlurnl1hed Gener•I • -Deily Pilot Cleulfied l···~~~..._~1-+-~~~-1-'-"'"''-'-"' ....... .......,--,.1 1---"~~~-".X:...,..., Com ~ JIOO eo.t1 M... 4100 B1lbo1 4JOO Cotti Mela 5100 We1lmln1ler ~ Offlca Ro_n1_1c.,1 __ 4Ml(_.._u1 CLASSIFIED INDEX l--VE--.. Y-ClWI ____ , _______ OCEANFRONT lBR ... ,.-.. ,..,.. AVAJL.,OCT. hi 2ROOMOflloe-<Mdlty ,u $25 Wk. Up Oct. lit. '*'· a.Ind •BR. w1-1100. Hall. Cuvot• • -· lie· Hours-Re9ule~ion1-Deeaiin•1 • SWdlo • 8lefs -Yully Ronl1f , 1a<1y ..,,., ......., ,._ ,.a . w ..... pold lllO alil. Incl. -·,• MESA VERDE • l"'1 uw.. Pbooe ... Ntwly dOcO<'alld, -·"'BR.='.;N,,...,.-\y"'d«..., .. =.:-:..s'"'1'"'1125= I "8$1 l..OCUST ST. BEAU'DFUL cttlce~ ERRORl1 AdWrtiMN lflOuhl .... "* .. ~· .. n, UMll ('tport lmm•dlablJ Vf"O,.. or ml11Cl .... floetlona. THE DAfLY PILOT ~ ll•billty for orrol'W only to tho axtont ot publltfllag tho &dvertl .. meclt ffrl'llc:UY one tlm .. • M.u ~~ . TV av·• Apts. No ...,.ts IX' chlklren l flw ""'"'" Btl-• • pt-'·'e r~• , 3 BR 2 bath. T-Plan, Excel· e --;;:i:-..... _ -,... 99$ Val la ......, ......... .....:i icuu.. -.- _., --$U10 • ms mo. .... ""' • ' 636-1120 • CdM ~ """ -. lmt. Convenlent U'tl. . ..-...... 231'6 N rt mvd. 54U'l5i5 925 E. Balta. Blvd. 5'6--&T/'9 -mo. A<ri. flt5..414} ~po ""--' bl $ co~-~U ' -· a.EAN Bah tor ...,... 2 Bl>R:M., C\>11.. -... ""· Leguna a-h 5705 _ .. _,_ ' 1 BR. 3 Ba., bllnl, • .,,.. & CHATEAU le POINTE All utll.;. m llP l Qtlld OK. $120 Mo., 2 1 wflh U-qln, DEADLINll FOR COPY AND Kl LLI: s:'W P.M. th• 1111 boto,.. publtoatlort, U<llopt r.r We.kind &dtUIM 1rtd Monda; ..otio,. wh•n olOllltQ time la I~ P.M. Friday. "-· 3 ear gar. Nr . ..U ~ lllm, 2 BR ..... Of!. 315 E. Ballm mvd. availlblt. 96WllM 100 CLIFP DRIVE Call owo••« 6IW:l30 coune. For lease, $3001treet ~ cerpartJ. BALBOA 81J-9945 ATJ'R. 3 BR .•• J bt.., LUXURYruRN/UNFURN l========:::f:':I YOU MUST HAY• KILL NUM81Rt Wl'tatt lr.llllnt 1n'U bocaueo of qulo~ ,..aulta. bt ..,,.. to m•.k• a reoofld of \hi If.Ill riumMr 9lvo1t ytu by your ad taker at vorlflc.atlon Ill l""Ut Ollll. Mcnth. 543-9T11 <r 673-6m Htd, pool Adule., no peta l;;;;;;;;;=::r:-.;;>:::;-;c= w/w ......... A-,. t.ttr. yd. Yebt)o Lff.M. 1 A 2 8dnna. lndu1trl1I Prop. 6<llCl 3 BR, 2 BA, d~, 2 W' au, ·• · · I: CBJ'P. $125 Mo., util petd 548-3481; 5tl-OlM; M6-69'22 Ye&rb ~:.._. 1 ~~ M·l, 100X300, levd 1911 POMONA AVE CM WINTER; 1 "B1t, new luni.. ~-..--r I Evory •ffort ta mado te klll or correot a new ad tl'l•t hu batll •rdeNC:t, b\lf: w. Olllt< not gu1rante1 to do so until the ad haa appeared In the papar. lge unfenced yd, p/turn. or IMMAC 2 BR. bet.utUu!Jy 1500 E. Miramar ~ 2 BR. l~ ~ Bltns dwhr steps to <><iw• • -vs 13),Cat. TenM I.Elum. Walking dbt. \9 all turn. New carpet. bltin.s, Prt. patlo, 'S141>. 'Adu1u', 1: Oc~~vi!""" from 11v~-~~t Wktl.lde a.ta Mea. 548-"61 scbls. $250/mo. 893-2545 bellmed ceilings, Adults, no 2 BR. avail. Sept • June. pets 18'3 Pomona ~1 41.wu........, mo up. --. 3 BR 2 BA, family rm, lg peta. nso 1974 Wallace Private beach It tiler, J>l E. ~:;:;;-;;:;;,;--.;;;;;ii;;;~cm;;;'~,.~U49~~--e7: Commwc.lil dS fenc:'d yd. ,Mesa del Mar. DELUXE l BR, new cpts, I =l'>lgew==·=":':· =6'>-0l=='Tl==:. .N;;e;;w;port;;;;;;;;llff;;;;ch;;;:;;;:5;;2;;00;IOC'EANFRONT apt. L f e . j DIMl!·A·LIN£ Ada are ltrlotly oa.tt tn advanoa Dy mall or at any one ef our offlou. NO phone ol'da~ The DAILY PiL.OT reaervea the right to cl•ffY· ad~°"''°" or Mfu•t any adva,.. tlaement. and to chan.,. Ii. rat.M and "g1,1lat1ona without prior notloe. 1235 mo. Inrv .-. 673-11<8 blt·inl, dbhww, gar. $110. Balboa liland 4355 • ..-are1. Priv. bet.ch A Home & OfflCft ?==o='"""=:::::=:ILady. """"' !44 Sbali-B/B "' pool.1 br. Ad..,_ Part. ...,..,._loc81lon,!otlk.a Me11 Verde 3110 mar. A. OOZY bllchelor. patio, utll. 3 BEDROOM 2 bath face tum. $225/mo. ~ '2 Bed:roorna, ki~! 1 BDRM. Fum. Apt. $&'). Rel Employed adult&. No Pets. · l $250 3 Cu Praa: baths. 1 to 10 pa.rklnc B/B required. 2340 Nwpt Blvd. Yevly $80. 116 A Aaate :°uits oni)., e. Rentals Wanted 5990 ea .• Cood f<r Salee:, Qlfro. Advert.I•,. may ,.l•OI ttliMr ad1 by telaphonL DIAL DIRECT 642-5678 WESTMINSTER & NORTH COUNTY DIAL FREE 540-1220 Nau Two C!ll ....-. ~ Huntln ..... n Baoch 4400 Bay & Beach FREE SERVICE TO ='. ::;;';,!;_ P'1f"1 Country Clubs 2 BR., fl36 Mo.; 1613 .... R.e1lty, Inc. OWNER-MANAGER TIIE REAL ESl'A'l'EM Huntington Beach 54().1220 L1guna Beach 494-9466 Unturnidled 4 Bdrm, tam rm Santa Ma Ave., C.M. FlJRt'I 2 BDRM 2 bath studio 2025 W. B&1boa Blvd., ?QB BROKER 646-7171 546-~ • 543-8572 • home. Spotless conditlon;,I,,=,-,===....,._,.-.,.--beat location 1 Nk to 5 Pta. 673-3663 EveL ~ You select your own tennant * USED CAR .:LOT * Phon•s Ar. Op•n B;OO a.m. - 5 :30 p.m. aY!_iLt,_ble for iett.se $325 mo. NEW DELUXE 1 bedroom and Town and Cowitcy _ ACTIVE; RENTALS ~en MONEY ~ includes 1ardener &: water. $11S. Deposit required. Beck stores, theatef', restauranta 'LEASING Oct 15. $165. Utll 5~982 w/~lp. U8:bts,' bJ&drtOP, ,ot. 9 to Noon Saturday-Closed Sunday 673·3663 Eves, 548-6966 ya.rd, car port. 642-5777 and baric. AvaU. Oct. 1 $150. pd, 2 BR, crpta, drps. Lge MATURE Coup! wish t b: fice. Rent or leue. Pb. 1: Bay & Beach VERY Quiet in rear. Lrg 1 7101 Ellis Apt o or call frplc. 1 met bch. Adulta. hm "M/ w!lle o . 533-3385 ,II' owner 642-2835 54&..$l5S ~ mo., care for _,.,.,--,,,,.--.,,--:-,=::::;~·I CLASSIFIED COUNTERS are lociated a• folloWI: Rt1lty, Inc. Br.,~ gar. Ox!ple pref 1664 2 BDRM. FURN. aamt u thoua:h it were our M 1, :w:>OO sq·tt, 2 ·S'OORti in l ~'f°"~~W~.~B~al~bo~a~B~lvd~.~· ~NB~ll;""~"";;;;;CM;:~~~=;~ "AL."SO 2 "R. UNFURN. 4 BR. J Ba., put:Jy tum. 2 own. Write M·193 . Daily the heart ot Newport. Dwn-2211 w~ lort.M lo11'"94, Nw,ort S..11. JJO West IOf Strnt, Coft w .... Jot u Housea otI beach. Redre. in-Pilot er. 548-5682 FIM StNet, H11at1 ..... leocll. 222 hNtt • .,.... .. , Lot11M leock. 1:10.l:JO he.pt. s.t. Ir S1111. Newport Be1ch 4200 Utilities included aide &: oot. $295 mo yrly. =========I Newport Buch 3200 HEATED pO()L Drive ~ lU 40th, NB tben WANTED By Nov l11t or 15th, lndustrYI Rtntal, 6090 Mall Addre.1 Box 1875, Newport laaeh, Caflf, MOBD...E hmie: z BR, 2 BA, 802 Knoxville, Apt. D, HB call 675-l100 or 6.13-4863 1 BR unfum Apt, C.M., New. BAYSIDE Vlllage $175. 2 l8X24 living, Ye.rd, db: tum, e 536-2914 e port, Corona del Mar or La· M·1 COSTA MISA HOUSES FOR SALE Nrwl"oaT IUCH , 4* o•MOL1T1011 ..,,. BR. 2 Ba. stove, ref., opts., . all blt-ins, wshr, dryer. ru=RN=..:M;-;::obi;il;'e-;:b::om=•=-.•1125"'7 ILARpl G~ u~; B~,rp:l tBA guna. To ruo mo. Gar or New bid&. 7100 to 3900 liq. ft.; N•Wl"OltT H•IONTt .. a11 DltAl'TtNG s••vte• un drps, pool, slip. Adults, no Utll'• incl. 2 Pool• & .ii-. a · ew "'"l' • • • carport nece• ......... 642-0J86 h tin 3 ~ ,_ OIN•llAL 11• NEWl"ORT SH&ltl:S cm a&.aCTltlCAL u.. ... ~ mo. 2 Br. Adults. See mngr Years lM $167 50 mo -J en g. .. ua.te power; ...... COSTA MIU. ll• WISTCLll'" CM fQUtl"MIMT RIN1'AU UM pets. 675-1054 after 4 $175. n~··side VJlage -No. Oc A . . . after 5 p.m. -...i..i-~ M•IA CIL ~ 1115 UIOVllRllTY l"ARK nu. "INCINlt 6"t ~ No. 39. %1002 ean ve. Eve1. ii94-9502 LEASE .-. <Ullg. M•SA v••c• u,1• IACK IAY .041 l'LOORS "" l·vlne 3238 226, Call Mr. Randall aft '1 -"~··;;;·,....::::::;--:::::;;:=;:::;::-;; 1NEW ·-·-d-~ 2 Br. 'Ba. Ol' option, f BR. WA:REHOUSil! For ftOt; :mo COLLE•• l'ARIC 1 11 a.uT aLUI', 0.2 l'URNACI R•"'•••s. rte. .. 11 • PM. Gn-9749 NEw So··~ prool/~·at 1 ~ v>""' , house, Men V«de attt.. NrWl"OllT llM:M IW CORONA D•L MAit Git IAll:DININO UM LUA.I t-•Y e Acrou fm. Coco.. 1665 ~ Mo. sq ft. at 9c tt. Of leut Id Nl.Wl"OltT H110Hn 1211 •Al•OA CM .ltlNrRAL 11avic11 '"2 4 BR. 2 BA, family room, WINTER-Deluxe 3 Bedroom, BR. blk to oce&n, il'ldivid. Irvine $1'15 to $225. 64Ul239 •'" ·-·e S175 mo. C.M. are-.. M6o0041 ' =~~~-~o=ltU ~:: IAY ISi.ANDi = :~:ING. DISCING = atrium. New home .in 'l\Jrtle upper-bllt-lns, e I e c tr i c deck &. patio. 673-1784, ~ IAYCAIST lnl ~~~.J!~sl.AND USS GlllN THUMI 41• Rock, closest to UCI. Swim-kJtchen, tile bath. ·tl.60 Per 536-1319. See at 14 I Walnut 3 BR, 2 ba, frplc, blt-b'ts, $225 WINTER rental wanted by ..... ,',"•"••'•'•.. ::· HUNTINGTON llAC" '"" GUN SHOI" •n• . . t $275 month utilities included 2 in c I u t l I 1. a eor gt retired gentleman .. Oean FOUNTAIN YA.LUY 4'1111 HrALTM ClUll ,,. ming, tennis, e c. mo ' -l·BR tum, apt. Adults only. Willi RllL 6'13-.UiO and :::i~'':.o"LANDI := u:,.~'o .... ,~ !: =~~~~tu10N• !: 1='"='=-==· ="=,.="="=====:I ~'!'1~ ren~~usN cleaning Water &: gas furn. $80. 918 &m50D . . ~~ble. ~A"~ UlflYl!ltSITY PAaK 1m ,. c ...... r;e requu.:u. o pets or Palm St H B age a...,_."",t units . .........._ IRYINI! im o•ANGI! couNTY 4'M •NT11ttoR Dlce•AT•N• •m Irvine Terrace 3245 children. 646-9754 """'.<MO ., . . """ ........ Newport Hgtt. 5210 W"-ED IACK IAY TMI OAltDliN ltllOVI "It INCOMr TAJl '1• ......,.....,.,., iNQ-'l;;>oi;i ,.,,., , to rent, garage ra"v~i~~~ua ~= =~:~T~Nr.~: ::: ::g=;N~---.c. :;:; 2 Bdrm Luxury Home j-OCEANPORT APTS* QUIET &. BEAUTIFUL 2 Bdnns., carpets, hpes apace for 3 old cl.usk Lots 6100 ... ' .• Baeutll.ul Vlew_,i...t No. ai4 on Antipa. ··~ shire, Dover Sloret. l:'or iaJe by owner. SlS,000. . CORONA Ol!L MAit 1UI U.NTA ANA 4'2f INS\IU.TIN• "" firepl Bach. e.pl., ~ tum. Adults only. 2 Br. Poal.. Pado; garage. Adults 1903 automobiles. %13: 4.38--1598 aALIOA PliNINIULA '* ;~~~~A.NA NlllHTI !!: :=~~~0C,.,1TINO. Dtt.ntv. :: 2!~ dpam: ~ ~o. ~ Htd. pool. Priv. garage. :~11>~>16~Cam~~·~rn~n~8l;;;7-~:ru5~:: 1 NiiiH~a0v~onzPlii.R:"Ylrly~. 1,548-53'<0~;: YOUNG man wt.shes to 1htln! 2 ~Toa SID!,~.c..NB IEACON IAY 1• COAST~ 471t JANITORIAL 47't Rec. room . ACl'06S from . N1CE 2 BR. Pool, """"· home or apt, C.M, area, .......... erms _ .. _ ' IAY ISL.ANOS lUI LAGUHA ••ACN 4115 JIWELltY lll"o\llt. ltc. .... lease ..,,5 M """ """ Fee Simple 646"8565 ~~oo,,,•.•L~ILAND l~ uouNA N1ourL u11 LANDICAl'•M• "1' ~ Reill Estate ocean. "LI o . .,.....4~ Laguna Beich 4705 gar, bltn.s, cpta, drps, 1dltz. with same. 646-0683 • (714) 526-4651 '* for Artme SAN Ct.l!M•NTI 4710 LOCKSMITH "2f 2 BR turn n t & I 2 N r. $140 "A" .,..,.... 4 ACRES lazl.d in Oregon. =~=~:::ig: ~~~~~u11 :: ~:t;.t.~''!k !!: ~~=:vi ~~~GI = ~2500 G4Z.36lS eves. Ho~es dt e~each~ e;i;.?s. NEW F\lrnlshed 2 BR 2 BA 0 pe · ,mo. ,,_..,,._.,,.. Rooms for Rent 5995 Reeson&Ne. Call !Kl-1561 ftr ::i;:1,•:;_c~ALIJY :::: co"DOMINIUM ftM ;~:=~:::; ~;:ti"''111' = Coronl del Mir 3250 Drive by fil 40th, NB. then a I 1 e 1 e c b u i I t-1 n a . Newport Shoret 5220 0 C EANF'RONT. Bachelor information. ~ 1uNseT lliAtH 14" ReNTALS ,.,.,.0, '"' can 675-1100 or 633-4863 Panoramic view overlooking l iii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Apl. ~ , n 1r 8 n co . LOT. Goll coune view $0000 GAltOEN OltOYI 1411 A u f . heel PHOTOOltAPHY "" l Unfu 2 Ali9o Beach. ·Mature ldults ~··1 LONG IEACH UM pfl. n urnll PLAStlltlNO. l"lldl. a11t1lr 6llO $350 Yearly ease. rn a1I'E 1 8R nicely F\lm Lido ..._ ¥ Reapmsible adult tenant. equity, Will aell o1' trade. ~~==~ofouNT'f :: ~~:T'lR~~IA :: l"LUMllHG ''" Br. home. Lrg yard, 2 ~ Peninaul• $175 yrly lease. cmly, DO cntdrn $185. 4oo.37$ ~ No oooking. $100. 64+«l34 646-1286 OUT OP COUNTY 1605 MIS,\ YlltOI tlll ::~Ls"i!:vR~M•N• ::: gar.Completely redecorated. Balboa Bay Propertiea lCll Rl::NTALS ft,. • ...,. or 5"'1·1641 1~=========>1 •,,'.',,'.',sTAT• ::i ::::~=~ ::~;ts ~m POWl!a sw•11"1No '"' Carpets, drapes. Adults pref. McFadden Pl. 673-7420 Apts. l/nfurnl•'"-Rinchu 6150 PUMP SERYICI 4nt No~ ... Waler ....... -t....er "9'' ROOM For rent $15.1.;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;:;~;;;1 WlllTMINITllt 1'12 NEWl"ORT SHOltlS lttt #SO r... 6"'"'°'' MIDWAY CITY 1,u wEsTCL•FF s111 :.og~~~"a,....ir., ••c. ''*' pd. 673-7005 or 673-3018 for HONEYMOON apt. vlew oI ~-neral SOOO ON TEN ACRrn Gaitleman prefd. Good Joe. HORSEMAN'S SANTA ANA 162f UNIYIRSITT PAIOI: sm lllMODl!llNG a Rll"Allt -appi. bay and ocean, large room -1 A 2 BR. Furn " Unfurn Hunt: Beach. Call aft 12, SANTA ANA Nn1. i.-,••,',,' ,',~Y,. ,','041 1tl!MODaL1No, klTCHl!Mt '"' with fireplare, kitchen .... .,,.,, Frpl•• / °"" I Patios I ~31'"! HO•M! OllANGI 1419 ... .. Sdwlrl SllltHJI ''" 3: BR, 2 ba, \::e lot, lease .,...,., - -... ..-•• .,. .. TUSTIN 1A11 coll:ONA !SIL MAR sis1 51wiNo "" 548-2394 alter 6 p.m. VEN DOME Pool.a. Tennis· Contnt'l Bk-l;l~l5o-;UP=-w,-,-k.-w~/~ld~t~rh-,.-~12c.5 NO•TN TUSTll'i .'~ IA.LIDA . ' JJOO SEWING MACHIN• ltlPAlltS '"l $285. o . H. Robertson, Rlt!'. ho! VG 4 BDRMS. on l'n. acres. In "NA.HEIM _.. IA'f llLANOS 1111 Sl!l'T1C T.IMKS, kwen. lie. 'tu 67~2440 2 BR. 2 Ba. $165 mo. Winter f.Bt. 9 e Put rE:en. up. Studio Apts. 2 3 7 6 SILYllt,.DO CANYON lCI LIOO ISLI USl TAILORING 4911 All util pd. % bll< to bch. Moke _,8.tlona NOW 900 See. Lane, OiM 644-2611 Newport BW., C.M. 548-9755 the country, dose-In 10 ftlee. LAGUNA HILLS ,, .. HUNTIMGTOfll llACN S40t TEltMITE CONt•DL ffn ''"'"' w sa1•--BI d ---• d {MacArthiir nr. Coast ff""') way. CorTals for horrell .. LAGUNA 11ACH 11M FOUNTAIN YALLIY ,..,, TIL& cenmlc ,,,4 B•lboa 3300 l..£!n • .....,... v . Newly Redetorate ~" Newport Beach, room with .,..,;,.,....,;n .. pool, --~·-LAGUNA NIGUrl lrtl 1•.1..10A IJU.ND "15 TILE, Ltn1twm I Ml""-ff15 494-5189 priv ... ~·-·-"eo '""''t""' ::.= ~t:~EtA-r..~ST11ANO l~ t~~~ ~~~~ :::= i:~=Y~:,~~~C:'"'"" ate. ::: 3 BR. 2 Ba. Huge gar, crpts, CUTE 2 BR nicely Furn Lido CIOH to Shop~n{, Park E1 t II ff . :-~~~~.beach. room, mstr. bdrm. w/fl"pk. g~~~T:~1~~1EACH :;: ~::~::~~~~ :i: uPHOLSTla't :;:: drps. $260yrly lse. 67$-5152 Peninsula, $17S yrly lease. ADULTS ~ Y ~~·~~·~----5~2!4~2~1::===::::"=====:=~ ~ ~ ~o:~: ~~=~~~~ge ~: =~~~~~Ng~ ~:: jQBSN& EMPLOYMENT before lO:JO a.m. or aft 51 Balboa Bay Properties 1()1 e Spacious 3 Br 11' 2 Ba PRESTIGE Town Homes Gu11t HomM 5998 plee.&e call Glenn Thotup90:1 SAN DIEGO 1ns SAHTA AHA UH JOI WANT•D· Moin nee p.m. McFadden Pl. 613-7420 : ~!!· :::· :u~~ For lease, 2 br le den" 3 br HAVE It yoUr own way • with =~vu2s~~,~~ ~~u,:~Eo ~= ~~~;fN AHA NS:IGtm :.= ~~: ::J:~:~; Wom•• 11lt H ti ton Beach 3400 BAYQ.IFF ~otel • winter e~Indl~lln<ry fac'll with 2 or 2% be.thl. Gold J:; saleq, service, &: Eckhoff & Assoc., Inc. CONDOMINIUM ltD COASTAL 17tl MIN • WOMIN ,.. un ng ~ • rates effective; $27.50 ur: J ..-"':r.....,._.tt, !'!-~eda,lllao !&~f'POL • " -!:x tional lSUI w ~ t\V,~ -' '•~','•'rM",',,',?!..s,",...'' \',: u ouNA-UAC•-- -f1t5 ooM.Urio~~ 1m ~R~~ RENflt'"iOOK P4al:18ervJ.ce, 'JV,~. 'll ~A .,.SA ...... •;; '· ~ .. J..car. 111"• Mi~ at 1ma11'ai~~ ... ,~.ed. ~~ CaJii. . 1 ..-.... LAGUHA N1G\IEI. .,.,, AGliriciSS, MM not D 1 d 8 455 N. Newport, NB 6f&.l265 '"'"'°' 2824 $250 mo, .. •NI1..:, ,_ -.... RENTALS SM CLEMENTI '711' NELi' WANT&D, Miii n• rop n an rows• 837 _ •-i W N 8 Very reasonable. 54&6126 5U-ai21,.Ev~wknds ~ SAN JUAN CAl'IST•ANO Inf ACllNCll!S . .,_ not 3 D~--·. 2 Ba'"-. Co"" 1 BR., furn. " unfurn. Pool,· -. 1 BR. -~~~~··~~~ .. ~ ... ;~"~·~·!;:· ~1;;.:~=;=~:===;;;;;; i~=======~~I Houses Fumished DAN" POINT .,. HILi' WANTID. w-1• .,..,....lJU....,. ..... ..., .,,., GENEl!"t. toot REAL ESTATE JOIJ....M.,. a w-R 1,'", ... Fireplace. DoiJ>le Garage, no children or pets. 24<li~ Beach op!., stove, r•"""'., Mlt< Renlelt 5999 A 6~,00 I AQl!NCllJ, MM • Wtm•• -,,,,_ s B ... ·=--· Coran• del u., s••o . Cr•-ltENTALS TO IHA1t• 2t65 General S"HOOU • tNSTltUCTIOH uoo Completely fenced. Lease. 1,,..,, t., N .. ~ util.'• pe.ld. 5M--698(I ""' --·-cosrA MESA 11• .. II OF •-·" MESA Dt:L MAit 11u TRll"LIX. 9'c. '"' ite11 Pll:El"AUTION uoo $187.50 per month. WINTER Rental 4 br., 2 be.., UU\IVlf prag:e for 1D Acres in 8onlall ' M,1. '.... '''. <ONOOMtNIUM '"' THEATltCAL 7ttl ~ c ,.__ 5100 LRG. 4 Br. Near aehla & -.:.. f I r E OR new kitchen. Avail 9/lS. Oita "'99• · a ..... .,~. concre..... 0 0 • v~.. 1o tho -.... · ~ coLLl!OE l'AltK 211s ltENTAU .... NTID SPN MERCHANDIS F ~ mo. ~ ""'"' llhp g center. Q<pta, drpa, $12/i:ho. !Ma Orange Ave., """' ........ ....,... :::;g:~ :::s~" :: :::s :~~~-:T :~ SALE AND TRADE ~,., u,,, ... ..,.,.,. bllN. 673-2402 a.ft 5. C.M: ventent to San Luit· lte,y NEWPORT SHOltl:S mt MOTIL.St TltA.11.aR c.ou•T• ,,,, l"URNITUltl -2 BR Partly tum Apt. Lse Excellent, park -like sur..1==========1-ii~loc'Tlr-Tio___ Down &: C<MDtry Oub. Ask- • AYSHO•l!s ttu ouEn HDM•1 "" OFFJCI FUlNITU•• •11 · duJ _,,,...._ REAL ESTATE In ~ 800 · ~~ oovE• sHot111 Misc. 1tl!HTALS '"' 0P,.1c• •ou11"MINT •11 7682 EDINGER yrly f1l5 mo. 2 blkB to bch. roWldf.nga for a ts ·~--Huntington le1ch 5400 'Ge•-il , .,! ... .,,.,;•ms.per ac. og ......... t Wl!STCLIFF = INCOMll l'ROl"l!ltl'T • "°' rollta nu11'MINT •n Olld:rn ok 315 34th St NB 1:Da peace &:: quiet 1;;;;;-~--;~;;;;;;:;;;;-7,;.I-=:·-=~-----.,.. ~ UHIYl!ltSITY l"ARK m7 IUSINEIS l'ltOPEllTY ... CAl"I. l:ISTA\llUHT •14 842-4455 or 54().5140 . • . DllCrimlnative Tenants NEW - 3 BLOCKS 'TO Morile McDoilald, Rtidor tU1 Tit.A.ILi!• PARKS • ua 10U1P.,MINT ••u Income Property 6000 ~~~1:114Y 22• 1us1N1ss ll!HTAL '°" NousrHOi.D OOODI tm SINGLE house on nice yrd. Corona d•I Mar 4250 1, 2 le 3 BDRM. API'S. BEACH Sundecb -2 &: 3 (n4) 'nB-8401 l!.6.ST II.UPI' 2241 OFFtCI! 1teNTALOl"lltTY = CIAIU.01 SAL'l UCT = 2% bdrms., lrg Uv. nn., ----------POOL. NO OIILI>REN Bdnna. Balance p 0 we r • eGSTA MESA • 410 S:>. Main, F~. Cal lltY!NI! TERltAC• 22cs INDUSTRIAL l"a PUll:NltUltE A ION 0_,,1, d-tod. Nr •hop e COROLIDO APTS. e MARTINl(j)UE 846--0942 421 14th st. 410 COltDNA Dl!'l MA.JI JUI COMMl!RCIAl HU Al"l"t.lo\tltCIS 11• .... ., ""-""'' . -'Ibele 4 wtitl are townhouse :!~fst.Nos :: L~~~JTRIAL 1t•HTAL :; ;:~~:~·~cHtN11 ~~ ping. 1 mile from H. 8. 1-BR. tum., w/trplc., lge. GARDEN APTS 10th St. .scyted: e6Cb unit baa 2 BR.. R.-ort Property 62M LIOO Ill.I& un •ANCNll!S ,, .. MUSICAL INSTilUM•NT 110 Pier. No s.ingl.es. {213) pool. $165 yearly lease, • 2 BDRM ~ex, Pool Pvcy, 19% retum on cash invest. IALll>A 1SUMD 1lH CITRUS GltOYaS 6l1S PIA.NOi a GltOANI 11)11 337-04~ Available Oct. )st 18th & Santa Ana, C.M. Cpts, Drp.s, 1 Sty, Gar. Like Owner will take nrepald in-HUHTINGTON &!ACM M04 ACRIAG• OM ltADIO atl CaU d ••• ~•• ()c '" FO\INTAIN YALUY 2o111 LAKE IELSINO•• 4'1'2 r1L•v1s10M ms 3 BR. house $130 lea11e 4100 E. Coast Hwy. 673-3378 Mr1. Hen eraon ~ new. Avail t 1 $135. terest. t!:~ ~~~~ !s4: ::!~~~ ~~?~~~nv :: ~::~ ~,.~::::.. ~ 4 BR. 2 ba. $145 lease PR!V Room & t.atb, ut!J.s rm Santa Ana, Apfll3, C.M. ~Sl:Z-8337"'"°°""...,..,,--;::=,.-,,=" DltANGI COUNTY 2'111 OUT 0" JTATI l'ltOI'. .. .. CAMlltAS a l!QUJPMIENT UOI Nr. schools & Beach Blvd. refrig, gar, nr. Fashion 2 BR. Upetairs. Stove. retrig. 22 Units w/pool. This 7 yr. IUOTA ANA Ult MOUNTAIN .. DISIEltT 4711 H0111' SUl'l'Ltll Mel 17656 Van Burm 842--7823 l•l••d, $90. Tu••. Wod . ~1 .2 BR. 2 bath, patio, frplc, ti ... Ad···i. _ ... 816 Palm old ~ . In xlnt cood' &: Wl!STMINSTI• Mtt SU801Yl51DN U.NO ~'" Sl"OflTIN• .OODS 1$111 ... , •• carpet.I, drapes, 1 chill! ...,,..,. ... .... ...,. . .-yr• 18 . MIDWAY CITY "'" REAL ESTATE s•av1c• '11J llNOCULA.as. SCOl'lt mt $200. 3 Btdroom, 1% Bath eves 67l--9034 • wk·enda:. ~ successfully operated by MOUNTAIN cabin located In Running Sprlnra. r,timber- shlp to club avail, Qabln will acoomodate 16 people. Large family nn. WI e8.rry first. After S pm. 548-ltGii '••.•,•,,•.,AMA NltOHTl ::: ::•a. E,:~:;::• := ::~~'w't:T1,:is :;: Walk to beadl. ~;;.,o 3or ~~,, .~~5 Bak~ I==========: I resident-manager. Term a _ SO. ot hwy, 2 BR, pool, adults .rtV"'L>iJO ~ ..... d 5610 •-00 LAGUNA 1EACN VtS BUSINESS and MACHINllaY, •1c. ••111 :=P=h='="=213='=86l=·'=l==Ol".':I no -. $160 -1,.... G1r en Grove can ..,., arnng . _____ _ .,.,,, 2111 LUM&IR ,,,. r--J• -"' St. nr Fairview. ,..,,__ 1 ..... M -~:u:tEMINTr 1nt FINANCIAL sT01tAG!" ms 613-8213 BIXBY GREEN L1U1-acio Developmen <PV<il'W" 10 OR 20 Acres, So, Calif. s .. ,. JUAN culSTaANO 1m •us1N11:ss OPP01truN1T1E1 '* 1u1LDIMG MAT1a1Au 11" Senta Ana 3610 1 BR new luxurioul waU t<> 8rt. 'D,,....,,"' .. ' tr! t t reuonable Xlnt area. CAPISTRANO llACN 17JI IUSINESS WANTID llJIS SWAl'S mt NEW, priv, bach., So. of wall, drapea, bit.ins, refria:., 2 &:: 3 BR. ro\VN HOMES ~~Be n.i;.~v~ Jifi. ~ ' DANA l"OINT U4t INVISTM'l!NT oi.«tton1t1t• 4"' PETS ind llVESTOCK NEW TRI LEVEL Hwy., rehig. &: hotplate. ""'" 1M._, Le On Family room· Priv. patlol • Y ' .,,,=,.."'=""-=.,,512,,.":c";-::55-.,.,=-I lttYl!ltSID• COUNTY .... INYESTMliNT WANTIO •Ill 195 7!>-0046 673-2776 a:-.... e. """"J'· 1.2. II tenant Agent 642-5495 WANT ........ i VACATION ll:ENTAU :Mt MONIY TO lO.&l\I Utt PITS. O•N•lAL ... 5 Bedroom + famUy &: ~=~· ~'---.,.,~~~-ijdull. Ref. No pets, 2188 Up to 1500 square feet . Res. ma ...... p. &ptl Ol' CONOOMINIUM ttH l'ERSON"L LOANS ms CATS "" f _, •. . 3 2 BR ' .... lud" M -· ~.,...,,,.. 1; eXtper.; lady alone. 213: ouPLExEs icuaN. •11 Jt:WfL1tY LDANI iw =•s :: orm... ioing rooms. um • me u:ig av-e. ,,,,,_ """ lusln ... Rental 6060 m. 2258 RENTALS c,•,', .... , ',',;!,',L~"o::Oo ffi:! LIVltTDCK ... baths, SQUth Sana Ana near g~e. $130. C. d. M. $85 1 LARGE Bdrm, • Central alr.~~tloninl P.;. · 374 E, M<ntana, Hou11s Unfumi1hed MoatoMes, TA'lt °'"' 4~ CAllFORNIA LIVING South Coast Plaza. m pr OR 3-9504 or 646-79lO w/c.arpon, QPPDllte new ·Max, &COUBU\.~ privacy BUSINESS BLDG. OINlltAL -MOHl'f WANT•D mt NUlll••••• '"' month BKR. 64&ffi55 QCEM.TRONT apts: 1 BR hoElpital. Petitte Realtor. • Carpets, drapes, bup COSTA M!SA ,, .. ANNOUt,ICEMENTS SWIMM1NO l'OOU "" ---• low also bach I wardrobes, di&bwaahen Downtown Ma1'n SI. MESA DIL MA• 11"' and NOTICES '•'•'•'0,,•0, ".,." L •-h 3705 upper er · eor 5@-052'2 • Jadtvld .. •1 w-·'--'"'-'er Ml:SA v1ao1 111• agunai ettiac Util pd. S44-Tm2 or 544-5212 2 00 111 ,,. ~ / ,_ ..... ....i:w-,,;r COLLIGI PAllC 1111 POUND (I" .... ,\It) 14• VACATIONS nu '"""" .... l"'. crp... • Walle to Ill tchooh Nl!'Wl"ORT IEACH 1iot ~:i~oN,All !: TRANSPORTATION OCEANFRONT Spectacular mtr., pri ge.r/paUo. Adult& NIWl"ORT HG11.. nit AHNOUNCIMlllfTl .. ,. M),\Tf, ... YACHTI ... Villa. Partly tumllhed. Huge Balboa 4300 $140. 549-0oi33 546-fO'n. eve NIWPORT SHOltlt mt lllTHS Mil U.ILIOATS "11 k lik U d I 1AYSHQ11:1s nu ,,,,,.u ..,, ....... ,. c•u11a1ts ..,. rma:. par · e &' r 0 n ' e ON THE BAY e 2 BR s1--d'-hwas•--rar DOYell SMDltU ltl7 •AOO OtOTUAltV Ul.I i;itD-SIC1 IOAT1 ... ~ t beach pool $600 ""'• "" .......,,, • WESTCLJl"F :me It L DlltlCTOI "4'14 IOAT T'R:All•llt ..,, va e '.sea . . Winter. Singlea .l 1 BR. $85 Prl pat!,,. $140. Adults, no uN1v1a11n l'AlK JU7 '~:: .. ~ 1 ._15 te».T MAtNTINAHr1 ~ mo. Also, Victona Beach t $125 Util' pd 9'J6 E pet 1843 Pomona 548-6357 =·~:·:t~.... = ~-::.:~~:.Nu ::;; =~1 .. 't~~~~~~G :: =ront houae $ 3 8 5• ~ Bivd. ;,3-9749 ' 1. 2 BR. Apts. m Mesa Dr1 Large pool, putting ...... •olleyball, badminton, etc. From"$270 6868 L1mp10n 11tv1N1 Tl1t1tACr ce ~==~==~ ~:~n :::; =~~:~~Vic~~11 " =MONARCH BAY AREA 2 BR dlx, elect kit.ch, near & 3S2 Victoria St., C.M. CORO NA DIL MAil ,,,. CRIMATOJllaS ""' IOAT IENTA.LI ,.,. LOVELY OCEAN on~ ... 3 bay. $150 mo. Adu I ta. Adults. $'90. 548--2407 DAll.Y Pn.or WANT ADS llALIOA JlM Al ....... , ~, IOAT CNAltT•• .. ,, •u:.... TO BRING ·-"TS IA'f ISL.ANDI wt Mll~O:~s Ult PtSMING IOATS fMI BR&: den, 2 BA, cpt.s, Drp1, li871=-946"/==o"r=546-=95=7=4===..!.;==S0CK===IT==='EMI===.....:====-==""=='== (nr. knoll) GARDEN GROVE ~~~~!L~SUMD =~ :~~/:N PaYICll = ::~ w:~::. :: frpl, pool $300 mo, A)lo 1· NEWPOlT Wiil' WI ALll: TltAtltll'OltTA.TION .... abl>TI WANTWO .... avail. 2 BR. 2'ba. $250 mo. ''1olTINGtON llo\CN Mlf AUTO TltANll"OITATION 4"' A'IL•Y<l .. NO"Llfl... '1M HUHTINOTON MAl101 '~ Mii LIOAL tltOTICIS 64M tUf adults 496-1243 betw 11).5 pm ~T .. IN YALLl.Y M11 ltlltM.t.tt 6 TUTORING 4AH MOll!LI NOMls ttlt i~~'o::"i:ova = SERVICE OIRECTORY ~~~.~u = RE;ptT~L:umJlhed LONG IEACH lMI ACCOUNTIHlt ... aLKTlK' CA.ltl HM Olt .. HO• CO\INT'I ,.. ANl#lltlNO llltYICI IUll MIMI lll(IS f11f I ~:-"'-~-----::=:1 '"""" ANA Xll ""'"'Lii.fir• ltlPAllU. "'""' 1111 MOfoaCTC:Lft ... Gen•r1I 4000 WISTMINJTllt Jilt A"ltAlllNO lt MOTCMIKOOflRS fMI MIDWAY CITY MN ASl"NAl.T, 0.. ifll "'VTCI l••Vl(;ll l P •• SANTA ANA MllOHT1 -AUTO air•AllU ... aUTo TODU • l!OUllt , •• COll.ITAl J7lt AUTO, Ifft .. I'll. T-. l:lt. "41 flo\11.alt, 1'1lAYIL tat 1.AOUNA llACN 1111 l"IYSIT'tlNO "'9 TltAILlltS. U1'flltY HN 1.A.GUNA 'llOUat lftJ SOAT Mo\INTl:N.61tCI dU CAMl"IRS tt1t $AN CLIM•lllTI .lf'lf lll:ICk. MASONll:Y, m. '-Ul TIUICKS ,,_ CAl'llTlto\lfO ml IUSl .. 111 llltVICll .... llt"al"I Klt CA .. llTRMO •llN".fl '"' 1uua1t1 ..,. OUM• •UM••• nu O"HA f'OllfT 17• Co\Tlltl,.. 4111 IMPOll:T•O AUTOS ""' CO*DOMINIUM .. CA&INaTMAICINlt ... IP'OltT CAjlS Hlt O\IPLIXal l.IN'1.llt.. .,,. Co\1t;aNUllNO -&lfTIOUlt. CU.UK"S fl11 RENT A.LS ceMrin; c--. ,... ••c• c.us. •oos NII ClflLD CAlL ~ Ult AUTO n"IMTl Mii Aptl. Fuml1hed cotmtACTI1•• '°' """"" w1-in10 '* OlfllltAL -CM.l'n CLhlf"'lt M2I MIW CAU flM COSTA MIM 4tM CAltl"ST LATINO I U"Allt 'flf loUTO IA.A.II... ""' ....,... V81tN flffOUl'lllll ... "llD CAU ... HAVE YOU LOOKED FOR THE HIDDEN DOLLARS IN YOUR HOME LATELY? ~ RENT 3 Rooms Furniture $25 Month FULL OPr!ON TO BUY No deposit o.a.c. H.F.R.C. Furniture Renl1l1 517 W. 00, C.M, 5'8-3t81 1568 w. Lncln, Anbm 71+2800 "WESTCLIFP RIVIERA 2 BR Fiim, patio, ~ta. ~. adults. HN.ted Pool lSll Weoldltt Dr., NB 6'2.(1818 Costa Mela 4100 ~ -----------------------------------~ liOO sq ~ Huntington Bcb. ,350 PE~ MONTH Ted Wey Riiy 536-2579 IN BERKSIDRES RE5TAURANT Store building, formerly "The Look" 673-9tC6 Exchang .. , R. E. 6230 RANCHO SANTIAGO t Plex, lncomt' $100 mo. Equit)> $22,000 for Beech home~ N8WlJOrt fo Seal Bch. O'llner. SC.-ll29 or 735-<WO evea. .. -·~-··-·-.. ,.. ___ -.... -·- I DAll.Y '1l0f ~. Srp'8ilbtt t•. 1'68 -.. __ ---~ ------:tz * * NNOUNCEMfNT5 $ERVICE DIRECTORY S~RVISE DIRECTORY JOBS" EMPLOYMENT I * 'ft end NOTICES ' · C..-t, Concrete 6600 Ironing 67U Job Wanted rlitUI 1:::::...-----'640-"-11 THORl(K ~<JIEl'E IRONING la ""' bome p Men & Woman 7030 \ UJS'l' .. W . -Cboc NQ 100 100 Ii.MALL l*. -..1010 °"ll"d Dr, "4T\'RE °""'"' wool. -, point~ oM, No CCUIU', me .Ed. * -'£123-1 ~ntl °"'''-t1'm U ~t ..... Jar I Vic Park Udo. Na. BEST .to oonaete. Wallm, J.mUn& cP>e my home. •vi • ?'P ~ ~· W1ntt Wheddy1 Got? Sl'ECIAL CL.ASS I FICA TION FOR NATURAL BORN SWAPPERS Speclel Rete tu.ward! 64l-T995 POol decks, nocn. 119Uos. $3 I: up, CYITER: Vlc or Garfield l 6'2-&f. . 120 Albert St. C.M. B~ Male. Brown. n.wantr Child Care 6610 P'perilenglng \===:o:96S:=-4'31====;\iUC. 0.,. Catt, I child, 21\1.P-•_ln_ll_ng~----6ll0-' Pers0n1l1 6405 yn. up; prlv. hOn'le. Wetlr * PAINTING .l ~.=;;;:.:::._ __ _:.;;:.:I DT dl:Y, Mon ttn J'rl. DECOR.ATING * FREE! ~ 1Dt1rior, exterior 7035 DOMESTIC HELP 8a&lc BOatlng Cl1&tet CHILD CARE 00Ma Mesa, Lic'd. ln.s'd. GWIJ'antlltd. Offert'd to Publlc by ticemed (25951, Wanta I CUilom work oncy. lJve in or Uw-Ottt Balboa Power Squadron tnd.dleni. 64fr2263 HARRlS PAINTING &C-4558 Houukeepen Starting f PM Mon. SC:pt. 16 UC. d~ Cart" AM to 5:80. ntE Lsland Painter Will Excelsior Agency ,_..., ,.. ..,:u~u.,.;... AO MU~a.':r. _.. 111 "• at NewpoM flarbor Yacht Hot tuncbea. xlnt r: are. paint anything comm'I or -430 So. Broodway, LA 9001.S a.:vou• _.. flMJ# .,..._ ..... ._ • .,..._.hint. aub 720 w. Bay Ave., New· Harbor • suer MG-l.S39 residenUal. Ex P, licensed, (2131 683-0847 (713) 621J..173S I lln• -S llmu -5 budto .....,.tllHO FQlll IAL• -tlt.AOel ONLi'l . M th& • ., 000 PHONE 642-5671 port Beach. NO ADVANCE IWJ.L.Lcarefor)'ourchildin tnsur. or~ n ~. LIVE INS REGISTRATION NECES my home • mea.b, Jie fE!lC· worth ot equipmenL Call for Employer pa,y1 feet Te ,a.. Y•ur Trlder'1 ParadlM Ad SARY, ENROU.. AT a.ASS ed play ..tea. 49'l-l60l tree est. ~ George Byland Acf!nCJ' 2 ea. DID~ (2) 1 BR. ~o equity. s modem &4&-842'1 or 673-lBfti fOI' more PAINTING. Ext. Int Ext. 106 B E. 16th S.A. 547~ Apts.. Ciott.n Vu. Oll Le-8¥, units, ~.; tra.dcl lnto. Contracton 6620 Hae Trailu. 17 Jn exp. Qiinese live--in&. Cheerlul -. Hts., L.B., tor bolDe fl:r income, Or:a.nge CounQi Also Frtt ut. Aoousl oell. p ---· ~~ • ROOMS ADOmONS • 548-5325 enn<UICUO. • ..--...-~~--. So. ,. P.C.H., OIM "' ""1 uea. ., ntl t Beach ru East Agmcy 642-8'!"3 Prio. ooly. GE 3-n'I OWNER 646-:ro! nU ng On L.T. CoM~tloo PAINTING Aod1'a,,.,.ing. 11\====~=== f/1 Rchdl'n F .B. Sperl filb. Will tnde 21" mohogan Registration at H1tt1tington FamUy rooms, kitchen or you call me we both benefit tWlp W1nted, Men 7200 T low conaole TV new pictU:-~ Beaeh Hl&h School Monday unil.!i. Single story or 2; Exclusive but not ~ :.;;;"'-.;.;.;='-"'-"-;;;.;;..;.;;;;;.;; ~ ~F .:;:, b,t, ! tube approx. •value $125 • Sept. 16. Classes continue ~ CW1tom designed. For Try me and see. 541-3157 • --·-· ~.-val ~ •-FOR' Batt rt bl TV throughout tbe Fall. estimates &: layout, phone , .,....,...,,. ...., vuu ..,,.. ..... ery po a e · e 84.7-1511 e SCHWARTZ wal\covuinp ' Engineering T ec:hnic:ia.n !! ~ 1bc ~. stockL 536.ll31 FORMING Mid Age Parents paint sale1 .t installation ··~•~ \" t --• trail b 1u Concerned Citirell.'I Com· • R. J . HUFFMAN • Mobil store, home app't ·Yan u·av.,. er ave "' ,,. Add 1<· n~u. -•·~ To wo~· cJo--'y w•'th ~. __ ,_, Ba v · Palm Sp . mittee: ..,. interested reply Room . 1t. .Dllu• ~ 847_1659 ,... <>Q ~&· C:0\111......, 2 Br. 2 . 1ew tl.Crt'S near rmgB Dailyi>llot &x P. 200 OR 3-4459 e u 8-4780 1.:c:....:.::.c.. _______ 1neen on development of home, tn So. La,guna. A 2 value $2000 • will allow Painting Exterior/Interior digital ele<.:trooics d a ta -· .__ "" -i A ho ~-'-•--:t THE ORIGINAL Addltiona * Remodeling ..... .,. ,...,...., Wr • u..,.CI. ~ a ve UUUt\ v.1r '"'""er. F'Tee Estlmates! equipment and digital mag. prox 7 )'l' old : Want small Terms on balance. fi.li..ll31 s· I D Fred H. Gefw:ick, Llc. * 642-<i669 * 548-8712 netic re<Xll"ding tranlPQrtS. 1nciome Wllts. 0wner-erkr. 1nn es ance sn-rou * 54s.211o'l====---New Home 3 BR, l~ ba, ':Ill E>..'TERIOR • 1 n t er i or . Undemanding of electronic Aft 5 pm 499-1990 many eXtras 1107 Valley and slill "THE MOST" C t Cl I 6625 Special priCi?S !or apts. Neat fundamental.a ~uired and 5 BR 3 bl, 2 stqry home Circle, C.M. Will take cor. Open WOO., Thurs., .Fri., Sat. ar~ •an ng work. Ref.8. 847-1358 ex~rience with labricarion In Back Bay. Trade clear boat, TDs lor down pay. l-lappy Hr. 7-8:30 Dtnner 10 9 CARPFI' & Furn. cleaning; and test o( electronic cir- for vacant land. older or ment. 6(2.5100 CANCERS CORNER tor 1 day service & quality PAINT 3 BEDROOM cuitry desirable. ~l!ll' b om e or trust UPRIGHT piano with stool. 14381'~ N. Main at Edlnr;er work, call Sterling for EXTERIOR $12>. Call BOB THORNE deeds. Owner-bldr 646-lfilS TRADE FOR STEREO Santa Ana 542·9306 brightneas! 6tl-8520 REFERENCES 537-Dfi TALLY Coklon1a1 2 Br. 2 Ba. View hrn. tn So La.guna. A 1 &tr)' hm w/a tr)tlc&. .Approx 7 yr old: wet sm tnc. units. °""1t.8ria'. Aft 5 pm 499-199J Want: 2S-32' Twn Scrlv, S/S auto P,. dp !Odr, AU-· Ha..ve; ro'a er Odee Des- ert home. ox Mrl3S m' 699--0003 Ocean View • Nr. Npt pier 4 unit. tum. Best rmtal area. $511,SOO.take am h5e In """"· Ownor all61\ °""' A~ . .&73-«i27 $lf,OO'.l equity Anaheim House. S Br. on Brookhunt maed Rel-Prof. Want lnl!e lo Harbor area. Owner. 67SJ664 BOOMING WELL LOCATED TENNIS SlflF a.a: OOwn pa.ymt on YCllt reel estate. ....,..or_ Fr. Haviland & O!.d Col. llvr tN. 12; bottlec, b:ioka, rare W'ptl. StatronWiire pcs.; ror mobil hm., oyo epta, h&e boot or ? 374 E. Montllnl, Pu. Smw *ill.. 74" 1ADt "Top Flight" & ski poles. Want """ cha (long) & bag in rood cmdltlon. -6'1>-2763 20 k. horw ranch N. Ot.11. 3 houses 10M ft fencing, 9M ft barn, 14 lrtalh, Fer s. Cali raneh • ine, home • or T? IOOM _.,. • $9iM owner &lf>.ml * * COMPONENTS SYSTEM * Single Adults * . lNTERJOR • EXTERIOR Computer Products Div. or TV. You can meet from 1 to Carpet Laying & Painting. 30 Day Special 714-542-1196 67l-8793 10 new people this month Rapair 6626 Lie. &: Ins. Omck 64.5-CBJ.I 3 BR, l b• Mooticello Coo-and eve.ry mooth fur the R I • H · I INTER Or Ext. PAim"ING. l"' ... iii;i ............... .... next 5 years ••. Pft.aelttt. evo ut1on1ry os IMMED. SERVICE. Loe•! Experienced ~·. 2 3 pools, S20,950~ Will ed to pl-·• you. _ Int•"-Ory Cleaning M1thod ref. P'REE est 548-1627 Full Time Ullle or 4 BR home ,,~.,,ooo ....... .,u. •· Rugs, Drape1, Upholstery to S3D,OOO bracket lo trade. esting recorded mKSage, Can be used Immediately 6890 LOJ MAN 546-5580 owner/agt. dial ~..6200. after woril: is compl.ete-4 i:P_;l.;.u;;.m.;.b_;ln'-'g'----'--- Home Business; desert-ori· ARTISTS Sales. Servioe Plumbing 24 hr. aerv. Work EXCElLLENT WORKING eoU!d. Xlnt tax write ota. Need oil paintings for New and Installation guar. Llc., lnsur.; remodel, CONDITIONS! Take over gokl panning ldt Gallery. 642-1398 e Master O\arge repair, rooter serv. 531-7566 TOP SALARY! mfg. Trade !or sports equlp ALCOHOLICS Anooymous e Bankamericard * 24. HOUR SERVICE * Contact Bob Thompson ($300) Val. or?. 548-i&12 Phone 542-7217 or write to Modern Rug & Carpet Plumbing repair re.model MARQUIS MOTORS FOR TRADE 1960 LIJTcs fly P.O. Box 1223 Cosla Me&a . 4335 Crenshaw, Los Angeles Guaranteed * 646-1401 OCXI So. Coast Hiwy bridge, Bl)'Jrt fishd' &: Ava· 213 • 291).5100 Collect Laguna Bea.ch 494-7503 Ion mooring. WANT 18' I/O Announcements 6410 R•model., Rep1ir, 69401.,,...,;;,..,..,..;,....;...;.;,... with trailer far Mexican Gardening 6680 IF YOU need Remodeling w•"'"'· 54 .. 2268 Llfoll• Health Studio PAINTING REPAIRS CAREER Hospltality ts Our Motto ANTHONY'S · • • • TRADE '58 CHEV i; TON FREE STEAM WITH Gorden Service CALL DICK &l~l'lll7 OPPORTUNITY! Pl(](UP truck, very cd SWEDISH MASSAGE J I tod f oond, FOR SHARP ·513 01.DS """"• wkdy• 10 am • U pm 646-1948 Sewing 6960 o n ays astest growing 98 or gd car of equal value v~ .f... LAfiDSCAPING profess:.lon-Mutual Fund sales 8422 Saru H t Sch · Sun-.,s 10 am· 8 pm r.tONTHLY MAIN'rENANCE DRESSMAf{IN"G & alters· No experience necessary- ' un • · 519 E. Broadway Exp borticulturlst. t i 0 n a b y e x per t We train -full or part time TRAD& C3A property nee! long Boach 1213J 437·7069 O>mplete Oeanup. Reas. Seamstress/Tailor Re a a. Mutual Fund Advfsort, new See.rs Covina $61,000 8-12-~ eves Inc. . equity pr1ce $68,000 for in-Funer1l1 6412 Japa.net;e Gardener Npt B. 1603 Westcllff 642-6422 come, dear land, beach Complete. Yard Service .. SEWI~G &: Alteration• S.A. 1212 N. Broadway horn 7' •~1nnn ~-. Free est. Landscapi""'. Expenenced. Reasonable '· °' . ownu ~ ~ WESTMINSTER ~. ·~ 547-8331 T r 8 d, u--·-·• Oean-up. 540-1332 _ 54&-0724 • ~)>16-2617 • ----MEMOR NURSERYP..tAN IBJ,(81 """'· .-1oc. Will IAL PARK CUt. &Igo Lawn Sowing Mech . Rprs. 6962 Exp. Nu"'"'"'"' to wO<k m takel.(>~40unttsorCbnm Mortu1ry & Cemetery Maintenanct. Licm&ed • --· ---a young p~sisve retail • lndwtrial income « SI.& Complete funeral• 548-4808, alt 4 PM Alterattont-642.5845 Nursery in Ora~e C.ounty nllt. Agent 5«).1151. from $245 ~~ ... Neat, accurate. 20 yrs. exp. near the beach. ·P~t: SALT LAKE CITY, have Cemetery lote The Finest at Reaaoaable aumlilndings. Room tor ad--~.000 equity lil large, from $130 Price 4fl6..3383 Evening TILE, Ceramic 6974 vancement. lmervlewa in VleW home. Want So, Oll.ll. lncludea Endowment Care RES. &: Cornc1 Gardenmg * Verne, the Tile p..1an * per.ni only. Cal\ for ai>- prop., hmle, ml.ts. Everytbl.na in one beautiful Llc. Xlnt work, Reu. Cust. work. Install & repairs. polntment. 642-2248 week A.,_,t 642-5495 place means 1,.. • ..._. ~222 Of' ~1434 days only ... ~.. -.:..-.. No job too amall. Plaster ~--'------- Will Trade Equity in 'fn No traffic problems. MOWING, Edging vacalawn. patch. Leaking 1 how e r Olev Impala still under l~l Beach, Westminster Gen'! cleanup. Hauling. repair. 841-1957/S.16-0'lOO • Engine Warranty tor older car or 1 531-17'25 89J.2421 Odd Jobi. • M8-6!li5 I========== I ln1tallation Men ~ A11. ... ~e.tminster Ave., Memorial Parka 6421 Japanese Gardening Tile, Linoleum • Jelcott Touchup "J.a>tl,, Professional Maint. Land· & Marble 6975 experienced only Four burial spaces tn sea.ping. aeanup. 646.ei53 1-.:::...c.:.:::..:;::: __ __::.;.;..;: Columbia Yacht Harbor ~st Memorial CLEAN·Up, tree serv, rototil, Harry's Floor Covering 275 McCormick Ave, Parle $700. Owner 8J9...189.f gradin<> sp"-"l la Linoleum, Tile, C.onlon Costa Me1a y ... , ,.IW\ ers, wns, Ind OUtdoo C t haul' 646-5848 oor · .r arpe ANNOUNCEMENTS SERVICE DIRECTORY g. spray. "FREE vinyt e.sptiall tile, for --=--=----- and NOTICES EXPERT Japanese garden-any size bath with kitchen Gardener But. OpportunttlM 6300 Found (FrM Ad&) 6400 Asphalt, 0111 6520 ing. H.B., F.V., C.M. area. floor sa.Je-. "No job too big Experienced landscape gar. c;;.;:;..;:c::::.:::::.:::::::..::::. :...:.::;:.:..:::..:.::..:::::..::::::'.\ '-"7.=;;-*=":;:1--0~132"""*==c-l or too small." State Ll· dener. l\t.inimum of 2 to 3 -QUALITY asphalt seal coat 1-Goln,g into business? MALTESE kitten abt 5 mo & repairs driveways&: park. AMERICAN GARDNER censed, Fre-e estimate, All yrs. eicpcrience in comrner· Golden opportunity in beach old, vie. 38tb & SeELShore. ing lots. IJ!»..3l2S Exper. cornmer. & resid. work guarant!ed. Pb one cial landscape gardening. area. PhilliP6 66 Serv:ice GTJ-5109 Free Estimates 96&-1911 842-3856 Excl'llent Company bme-- Station.& fur lease. llOl . DRIVEWAYS &: Parking Iota IO::=:::O::=:=====:I fits. Please contact: Bayside & Marine Dr., MALTESE kitten abt 5 mo repaired & seal coe.ted. Frei' . M Ball G42-0.t!S Newport Beach; 3Z1 Main & old, vie. 38th & Seashore. est Rea.a. ~lill General Serv1cM 6682 Upholstery 6990 r. enger, Orange, Huntington Bench. 675-Sl09 PROFESS. Window, walls & Czykoski's Cuslom Sale.s, over 18 Contaet: Olurch Crowder LOVELY hand Bible vie Babysitting 6550 fir. cleaning; bus j n e, s, Upholstery 714: Tn-7110 TI4: 774-1043 telt" booth at Sbakey's c .M. -resld., &: construction * New Location * Saks proowtion jobs avail. TI-IE REN A JS SAN CE 646·1037 LET me love them when you Cryst81 Window Cleaning ()pfonlng SpeciBI -plain sofa Large int'!. corp. $10,000 1st (clothing & Mlique.s), well ADORABLE orange kitten. must leave the.m; child Free Dltimates 5'48·8731 & chair $75 labor. Euro. year. Managemeflt opportu-8l~ked, $3000. 212 N. Coast 940 p larino C.M e&re, my home; middle--. . pean craftsmanship, all nitiel!. Call morns. on I y. HW)', Laguna Be a eh, au ' · aged reliable mother. Vic. ti-JEAP fill dirt from Lag work gttar. 24 hr service. S3S-ll83. 494-5888 BLACK Rabbft, near OCC, Brookhurst & Adams. H.B. Bch Sleep! Hollow . stor1n 642_1454 1831 Newport Blvd., 1--------- BEALn'Y PARLOR. aarm,. in,g, unique shop. Busy loca. lion. good clientelr. New tqt1ip $4.900. 546-981, 642-'72-41 LIQ, LIC'S. -$10,000 Act Now, Umited Quantity! Orqe Olly. off Jale (store) Winston Colle.ct (%13) 772-C2t9 tame, hungry. 54S-1498 Days oc eves.· ca 11 . dr&ln. Deliver or pick up. CM • Bo SE."T of keys vie. Ha:rbor High !J62.5Qtl. ' • 545-7797 day · 5.1()....4859 eve · · • at Assemblers .. xp School. 646--8693. \VIT.L Bab-It In •---1 e 1 DAY service. Home & JOBS & EMPLOYMENl e PCa_rpenfers :=========! J" my""''""' · a1nters 01.Ud age 2-4. Beach Blvd. a~l clearung. ~ts. wa}ls, J b W ted L d 7020 Apply In ..... ...,,.,n Lost 6401 &: Yorktown. H. a. windows, painting. 642-3520 . ...,!_ an • I Y ....-~ c;.;.::.:._ _____ ..:;.:::; St ltn f br;.-., • Jensen Marine Corp. -Day/ni!e. 646-2776 er g or 15•ru•es5. PRACTICAL nurse, for bed 235 Fi.scf'IM", Costa Mesi Rare VI 1~ al M<:YrHER Wishes to babysit, Hauling, clean-up, garages patiml, or l!eml-invaltd your b iAa em e, red· \\"et'kl,y; fenced yd . So Etc. , ... Free Estimates. home days Ref .. drive. litel--;==.-.==~- .rown. ~~ed. medium Coast Plaza area ~2617 . Anytime .•. Jim 548-5325 hskopng, ~9826 before 3 BOOK STORE &1Le. ••llMlng 3 wks. Last • p.m. or 962-6829 Shipping cleric needed. Musi Mo,,.y to LMn 6320 lie\'!! Jn Laguna ~•. sso AGE 3 to 5, loving care. Vic. be stable military satistled --'-------.....; reward u found b)' 9113. Gllrfield/Yorktci..\11 ea.st d ttealth Clubs 6720 liOUSEKEEPE"R European Apply ~ 9.00 AM. $12,000 673-5016 6j5..S8ff Beach. 962-7222 -CHIROPRACTOR Lady offer 5 hr day. Abo Pickwick anager, . . Avail.. fOf good lJit or 2nd TD 1 ironing RI home. 66291W 5 Book Store, South loan, l..J yr te.nn. Call LOST HF.Al.TH CLINIC to 8 p.m. Co&..st Plaza. M:r. Adami, Bkr. 494-fi650 Lem' Sept 1, femftle dog, Brick, Mlsonry, etc. Massage, aal.Dltl, steam ad· •EXP. MACHINIST reaembLes Germa.n 6560 justrnent, X·ray. 548·9'3ll Job Wanted TO OPERATE, MILL· Rul E&tate La.ns 6340 Sbephe~, llhiny b I a c k BRIO(, Concrrtc. Carpentry Female Technician Men &. Women 7030 ING MACHINE, ETC. w /wh 11 e undennarlcings. Custoin CablM'll. s ma. I I 132 E. lSth St., C.M. Columbia Yachts HOME LOAN ~t ua heJp you bey a home, refinance existing loul or ct> tain a 2nd TD IOM. FR.EE APPRAISAL A PROMPT 8ERVJCE Sattift' Mortgqe Co., Inc. 136 E. 17th SL, Costa Mes.a en.2Jn Sti--OOU.. !>leL m'l8Eli &u.lliM' ANNOUNCEMENTS llltl NOTICES Answen t o "Sharlene". jobs OK Free Est 9'.il-6945 6730 275 McCormick Ave. REWARD. "7·13'9. H1ullng COLLEGE Coste Mes• =-:-:-:::----='-C::.:"---BRICKS, Blk., c o n c r e t e , OOUJE, sable & wWte carpentry, new or repair. a..F..AN Lota, ga.ragt'S, SERVICE Station SaJesman male, answen to Se.ndy. Any type const. 536-8S85 etc. Tree removal, dun1p, 'JUOfNJ' Older man fin@. Top ,.,'Bge1 Lost nr. \Varn et & skip, backhoe, fill. > > & rommiaaion. The Chevron Edward&. 8 .t 6 -18 6 2 or Carpentering 6590 grade, 96U7"5 Station AdAms & Magnoli•. -114< Rewanl. AYAILABlf H.B. LOST: Sl.a.mne maloe cat CARPENTRY Interior Decorating 6737 2:csrno="v'°'s"ta_A,,_ttc-.,,-• .,-1e-n_W_saJ_ ... w/red Collar, ·•-. ~, l-flNOB. REPAlRS. No Job ..._ ... ""-""'""' Too Small Cabinet In gar-• Resldlnc:ti. Comm'I e for alt t~ of work men. •an time. Exper. ~ dcl Mar/ Newport area. $25 &Jte~ a I) I her tablnet.. e Paint.in&:, int It ext. PART TIME CarveY Olevron, S)I s. <bast Reward. Call Colltcl: 714; M5-8Jl5 Evts. 61&-23'72 Deya e Wflll Coverings Afternoons Or rVMI. Hwy., !.4guna. m-<17&1 It. O. Aodenoon. • Cot°' Coonlinatlon JOUJHERN (AL EXPER. MM&mc: at.o Found (Frw AdlJ 6400 LOST -Ladiea diamond &: • HOME REPAm • FREE ESTIMATE Autom<>ti•e Machinillt y,·,hlte gokl ~hl!; band, Cabinet• • re m 0 d • I i 11 I . Ucemed I. Insured col I El!I: Costa Mesa. Auto Workt fT'litD[JUl'l'IQ'f 1U11gli.At1 vicinMy 'lbrilfy MR rt ' Pro MODERN wur; 2006 Aactntia. Cll8t.8 Mtta -"' ·~-·N of Harbor • Adams, Costa mrit. r e •ioo abl• DECORATORS .,...,;;:wi.., 64&-4224 BOYS Beh11een 10 and 15 fcataown A Beech Blvd. Ate.M. Reward. ~ 536-9513 SlUDBfJ years ot a&e few ev~ lis:I !~ LOST • ~ Labrador MASTER CARPENTER a...EAN Lots. gara.KU. work. Good conunlssiooa. t'OlMI -., Jo K.....,. mal<, ,,...,,. Coa del N•w • """"'· I< hr. et<. in. "mo""· dump, EMPLOYMENT Call Bob at 89W37S Putdai Jot. 1'INill ldeol1Cy Mar ere&. Ann>er.--to name ~ ell. 5 PM aklp backhoe. fill. ..... ,. •nn Kilo. RewAtd. fiii>"'UNO alter R.a'AJRS *'ALTERAnONS gnde. 9G-814.5 • FIBERGLASS • ... -u.....-~ .,... e PM CABIN£"1'S. An.y atze Job. UTE J{ft~·Trimmln& SERVICE Auemblers A carpenten ~· .. --.,.,., MALE ~ cblds pet. 25 yrs. p:per. 543-tTlS Trw.s!i., Cance ~an~ wanted 2117 S. L,yon. Santa --moll. QolJ ""' fir nn alo°""' !rm DON'T live It ..... ... N ... e~ It-ll<Monabta I() 5• 1178 Ana. ~ aJrcet')' .. call ~ Gulde c::uh ior It wtlb a BlG JOHN 6U-tOlO IS YOUR AD JN a.ASSl· n,1Umr • tmae tMWt. °'" JIOUND: Sffnln.7 titltt, ,;c. Oalb PUoC WUIC Adi 1-•• ~L~ITE~~HA~IJLII<ffij~G~*:-·I---------llEDr Somecm. will be I tpqc& --· µ7 U1o s.odti, N.S. C.U & 612.08'lt Ckao QP. rr...... DAILY PILOT WANT ADS -for 1' Dial ICl-lim ' t 1 Ml w.,, OlliMt Mw ldMtHy f;G.fi7 AJwan • <Jo.Cal ~'™9• BRING RESULTS! ,) I > • • I'm, The Kind Of Woman Who ·Gets What She Wants i '·· .... ---· ••• Because I'm The Kind Of Woman Who's Smart Enough To ' Use DAILY PILOT Classified Advertising Befieve me, tlier1'1 nothing •round our home 1nymor1 that isn't being used -because the minute I discover something is no longer needed, I sill it, while it still ti1s m1Jimum valu1, through tn inexpensive DAILY PILOT Classified Ad. That way, ins!ead of • cluttOf of things we don't use, I have the extra cash that lets me h1v1 the newer things ••• the "erlra" things my whole family, enjoyt. Here's what I mean. Tho ush I gof for tho good dothas and lrys tho children had outgrown bought mo the decorator lamp I'd been wanting. n. musical tnstrurn•nt no ont played paid for • big part of our portable stereo unit. Tiie power tools redtc0rated our daughter's room. And, just for the fun of ii, Iha good chair tho! just didn't melch enything anymore took my husband and me out for I fabulous dinner et the fanciest r1•taurant in town. Go through your home. Male • r.11 of an the worthwhno things you find that aren't being used. (You'O be surprised al tho number you turn up Iha first time.) Then, dial 642-5678 eny lime between 8 a.m. end 6 p.m. and give your ~st to 1 friendly, txperienced Ad Writer. TI,at's all there is to it. It'& ine1pensive tool It con cost you as little 11 PENNIES A DAY! Weft, now that you know my MCtet -isn't it t im• you 9ot st1rttd toward better 1 easier, Np pier Gving with DAILY PILOT O.ssiliod Ads? Stir! being tho kind of womM who 9"1 what she wenh todtyl CALL NOW 642-3618' ' ,i , -----------------------------~---------~-~--------------- ' • Thllrld<J, --19, 1'68 DAILY ,IL.or :J3 l . _____________________________ __. ......... _ ... ____ -llil.!ro 1.41 •• ~ SOME'l'BlNG NEW'-SOMETlllNQ DlFFEREN'J'll NOWt't , j Sp1~w r.111t ................. Sp1 t·t a..l~l1uz llelhm-· --~--=;;;;;;::::=:;;;;;;:::=:;::::;:=.-=;;;;;;:::==============--' I""-!" _P_t_L_o_T_· ~P_EN_N_v_._P_IN~c_· _H_E_R_pl =1\·~1,f I ; 3 11.nes 2 t1·mes 8 ·2°0 DIAL '42-56?8 . "°"' Co•lt Toi FtM 540.1220 Mt S.,: "CHARGE rT1" IOBS A EMPLOYMENT. JOBS A UIPLOYMENT JOH • IMl'LOYMENT JOIS A EMPLOYMENT ·JOBS A EMPLOYMENl MERCHANDISI FOR MERCHANDISE FOR MERCHANDISI POR SALE AND TRAOI MERC:HANO:SI l'OR SALE AND TRAOI Help W•ntod, Mon 7200 Help WonlW. -7200 Help Wentod, Mon 7200 Help Wonted, -72 SALE AND TRADE SALE AND TRAD.E --· -IOOO IOOOFumltu,. Fumlture IOOO Furniture IOOOFumrture 7400 9 Clean up Men. e Carpenters With mobile home experience. Excellent benefits. Apply In person. EXPl.ORER MOTORllOME CORP. 4000 C1mpus Dr. Newport Beoch Tailor,fiHer Must be experienced on qaal.ily tailoring. Penna- ne:nt posiboo. exeellent benefits. Apply 10-4 p.m. Robinson's Newport Fuhlnn "1and Newpirt Beach All oqual ·-ty omployer BOAT • Carpenters • Aasemblen •Bonders • Paint1n Exp,ri1nce required lslonder Yachts 1682 Plaeen~ia Av-. Cotta Miu GAS CO. Steady Employment bit __ ..,._ open 4D mm. No~ neceeaary but mecbanklal skill belpfuL Ycu get ftlle ,trainq:end""'1- ealary. Automatic p&,y raJ&.. -. as web u advanoerrtent opporb.mil:Se& Bmdl.ts in- cl ....... $ ""' -paid wcatioas, bolidfJ,;ys. com- pany paid 1lle ""''""""" .. obllity&_ ..... Nlg~ts BUSBOY Nights ...... In_ ii-' P.M. DailY S.nack Shop f# 1 2305 E. Coost Hwy. Coron• del Mor APPi.;'f AT i91!l So. S<ate °'"""" llMI. LONG RANGE Mon~ ':=·to 4 TOOLING Southern Counties ':.R~~N~~:~s: e WOODWORKERS Gas Company • [~~~TG M~N An equal Prev&ou1 boat building opportunlt)' emploYEf' experience preferred, -=="'-'==-I but not ,,_ ... ry. Hi·fi Components corumW• Yocht 275 McC..mlck Ava. S.AlfSMAll Cost• MeM Experience not~ but 'must be familiar with stlftl) equipment. ~cellent oppir.. tunlty tor • lB.IFl ~ to enter the audio huBine-sa: with a growq company. 'Must be O"ter 21. 646-8895 . IMPORTBl CAR MECHAlllC EXPERIENCID Full time, 5 day week. OPfJllllG IMMEDIAmY For Cooks with Hotel.Club exp. Coll Chol, Deur Zink NEWPORTER INN 644-1700, ext 42'1 Test Technician MEN -WOMEN PART-TIME WORK PROOF OPERA TOR Decorator --..... 11.11 ... of $22.000.00 Sp.nlth and Mediterr•"-'" Furnltu,. Al New T_, 9Mtltf lr-4 M• .... FULL TIME Wark.-homo In"" o..ta UNITED CALIFORNIA Mae. .aeqp&per circulation BANK . . -.lea tacW". Pennanent or part time ~l otter- ed to penona, qee l8 t.> 64. We can train )'OU. CAI.L NOW! LOS ANGELES TIMES 1315 SwdloWtt Ave., C.M. 4525 MocArthur Blvd. Newport llooch $40.4424 A he...,.,._ °'"9 H ... 11 0. D..,..., Items u follows: Gorgeous 8 fl. custom quilted oofa with Hparato loose pillows with heavy oak him de«>r and matching chair, 3 matching oak occuionol tables, (2) 58 ' tall de«>rator lamps, hanging chain swag lamps In wrou~ht Iron, an 8-pieee king size master bedroom swte_ in pecan paneled Mediterronean atJl• with top quality 15 yr. warranty king size mattrw & box springs. All eque1 -ty Spanish decor dining set, etc. emplofer W1tMe .. ..,_..,. ,...1. S11Zl.OO "A UNIQUE pooltion "'°' a ~rO~;~t'.I~ ......................... $698.00 unique pe~. tbe Costa ,.., ""* C.. .. ,.,.._. ,.........., 540-0301 Mesa Vlsitar Service bu an f IHlflt A•1il1bl-N1wcom•" to C1!1for11!1 Busboys & Dishwashers Full time, over 18 Apply in Per11Qn Bob's Big Boy immediate openl.ft& for a Cr1dit A,,,._. lffl1111Mil1t1ly ~~:1n~:; J JI J] Furniture wUb Ml.ea to busineaes ill · •-··I d C u~ •• desl.reble. nu. ls a part 1144 Newport -ev•r , oat1 ..-(only) time position whkh allows ' • Herhr 11¥4. 15' E. 17th Sl, C.M. ===-.-=-.c:-~I,... tn choole """' ...,, Evory night 'HI 9-Wed., Sat. A Sun. 'Ill 6 SERVICE 1ta1ion a t t e n d hours. Pleue trwatd your --------------------w/rnech&ll}cal ~· FuU reply to <Mta Mesa Vilttor JOB5 & £MPLOYMEN1 JOBS A fMPLOYMENl time. Aho PT man altea I: Service, P. o. Box l'm, wkeoda. 169'? Placf!ntta, CM Newport Beach. Calif.' Help Wanted DIUVJNG tn.tructor .... t..i MEDICAL Women 7400 Help Wlntod Women 7400 for State lic@nsed acbool. Secretary-Refff)tlonllt 1---------wm .... 1n. 5<!"'101 SHARP, INTllLIG>Nr STENO SECRETARY LAMlSCAPE !mom"' A GIRL FOR NPr. cmrER NEWPORT BEACH labom'a. Muot bavo own G.P. EXCEPTIONAL OP· PHILCO FORD CORP, transp. 546-2535 Pl'Y. FOR GIRL EXPER!-SPACE&: RF.:mTRY OJlJNTER. MAN Eicper ENCED IN MFDIOAL OFC SYSTEMS DIVISIOO City Auto Part. . PROCEDURES, INS, BILL-R.€qulres H.S. dlpWma e.nd 2 1BllR S1vlng1 & Loan •x· perience preferred. I M ING A MIDICAL TRAN& ~...........,-in aero ~2'112 P acenti&, Coeta esa CRIPI'ION. NO SAT! AP-)'een o:A}IC'~ APPLY IN PERSON <--========I PLY tu PM Mtt-1 SEPT tpace industry. See\rlt)' Agenclff, Women 1300 23 400 NEWPORT c.9::NrER d"'1'Sl1Ce belptJI. i'or tnter· · vkw. CID for appointmdlt DR, N.B. RM 403 Mrs. Gana. 833-1441 ~ newport . Medico! Secretory 1948 To perform ftoal testa on el Executive er with execul:Sve complex electronic equip.. personn potential. Must be excellent An Equal Opportunity Excellent working condi.tiorui! Top Salary! Oxltact ••• MARINERS SAVINGS 1515 WHlcllff Dr. ment. Must be famlliar with 8Q8ncy typlst, attractive and with ~ > Newport Beoch ,.....~t;,_ MEDITERRANEAN SPANISH :J.urnilur~ :Jie:Jla-0/. t New Showroom Samples Wiii Soll Any Pl-lndlvkluolly 8' carved arm d!Van, lg matching cbair with beautiful fabrics; 5 pc hexagon dark oak din- ing set with black or avocado framed chain & vinyl cushions; 5 pc bedroom sel, l).dr Mr & Mrs dresser with lg framed mirror, 2 lg commodes & matching headboard. ONLY $429.95 ($895 Value) or TERMS u low n $3 Wftk No down-u .. our store Wroe plan Approved Furniture (No Foney Front-BUT Quality Vol-·fnskf1l 2159 Horr-Blvd., Coalo -· 541·9660 Open 9,9Oolly-Sundey11-5 12 YMr1 11m• location -tame owners l.~~J JOBS A EMPLOYMENT JOBS a EMPLOYMENT Jo~n. Wom. 7500 School>-lnstructlon 7600 Wanted Immediately Neat, lndustrlout, bondable. Good driving record. Over 21, higb tchool educatioo. For e 1st LE)SON FREE e GUITAR 1e.son1 ln rock, folk • claukal gnltar; ~ courses in the lead Styles o1 Hendrix, Claptcm, Deck, etc. Call: 673-1783 operatloo .. all types .. good publk r.Jationl. Know!· --s.=--1"'es~lc:-a-dy::-- DIRECT SALESME~' ~blete: d::;::~ P~•:i:":!:i-;~:• ~l~g~ in:~ ror tttn 1t Fuhlon Island I need 3 ID€!1 bnmediately to able test armngements and and the applicant Medical Terminol.ogy pre-needed ruu time taleslad;y, BobThom- MARQUIS MOTORS 900 So. Coast llighway Laguna Beach 494-7503 WAITRWU sales work in Orange Coonty -S-EW-!N_G_CLASS--ES~-ln-m-y 1 tor Drapery Hudwatt, Work home near Westcllff. call room supplies, Trtmmlng, 548-2452 Decorative drapeTY poles .:..C'-'-,;,,,~~==- !ill new sales ~tioos 1n PRODU'-TION write test procttdure. 3 D N B (erred but not euential. Sal-40 b our week Monday 'the Fullerton area selling WORK"""IRS Call 646-9611 t!~-3~Qr '549:2743 ary ope!) w 1th excellent throoatt Friday. Please cm. and ""'"n wood blinds. Sal· ART CLASSES ary, cornmiKlon plua trans-By Robert Thompson stereos &: sewing machhles. For Ceramic lndu.st:ry future. All inquire. handled tact MR. BENDER, 644-0981 • Leads ... day, 100% !In. D •••• WOMEN Prt w I c. r. conlld'"""''... Karls Toys Nights Apply in peraon 3-5 p.m. Dally portation. Open field Jor Harber Art& 612-9590 l!lgh ,arn1ngs In protectlvo MERCHANDISE FOR tomtory. SALE AND TRAOI SOUTHERN COUNTIES ancing, medical insurance ~ ..,11.1.. RIGGER RB 12 lu' ~ Apply Fullere~e · Illar. 0:>6ta Mesa 548--t9ll 50 Fashion Island Snack Shop # 1 2305 E. Coo•t Hwy. etc. can 9to12 AM, 52&00.6 Industrial Clay Product. Must know: Lynne Brown 5 40~19 32 ,l---~~~--- 0 • sPLrc1NG ..,..,.,., RN's PART TIME W NDERF'UL Opportunity l.871l; Ffuerg1ass Rd. DISTRIBUTORS Fumltu,. IOOO Corona del Mir wHh growing co. Ambltiouo Huntingtnn &.ch, Otlll. c:iuS.:~D~!~;.. HI W led SE<;:RJTARY Houn "::;~· .. ,30 MOVING_ MUST S&LL ,yo~ men 25-35. Salary, llO COOKS 275 McC I k A 'w' an 7400 Med. surg. All shlttl. Oii o»~---N I Solid mahoe'. bullet •• 51Ue8. Pleasant aur-DRIVERS ormc ••· omen J.11, ICU 1.s1 3-ll, 11J7, "''--ewspeper mJDENT-Motm.r's belper. e MJRS&S AJdet. exper Duncan Phyfe chJn.a clolet roundinp and working con-HELP! Cotta Mesi ct.ERK TYPIST. OR T-3 and on call. O:in-Advertlilnt 0.pt. uv~kl. Bll;ytroot home. Pri preferred. 7·3:30 Ii-11 to SlOO. Mahog. entrr tbl 1: dit:i.ons. Write Dally Pilot Fl.Jll,.PART TIME Trainees . tact DirecfDr ot Ni.nee. NEWPORT BEACH rm A: b&. 3 In family. 7:30 e FU1.J., a: Part Time mirror P>. Round mahog. Box M 206 ""'""'". Late N•'te N d Ex! M I to tnUn u lotln eteroW iro-c.o.ta Mes& Memorial Holp. 646-1600 frni.Sl39 HOUSEKEEPER. par k tbl $10. Nlk-nalc •be 11 ~·= ee ra oney ........ M ........... _ "2-2734 Lido ~ ••• t ~-.. · SALESMAN 642-115 wpm w:curato1Y 4 bo able -CASHIER "'HO"'u""sEKEEl'"'==ER.=-"'ReUa"'"'b'°"'lo ~•-acen -r. w/mlnno ST.so, 5 pc mahntl WANTED NOW! We need •• m"' We ._,_ to do simple-. e COOK & •-widow ll In dri ' 466 Flagship Road, Newport bdrm tel $250. 847-691J or = ·~ ---ha ~. COUNTCR GIRL .un.-' ve ' ve, Beach, 642-8'.>44 Call 9 to 5. 847 ""-Under 35, full time only. Exp PIZZA MAN yoU. Houn 6 to 10:30 p.m. APPb' m. penin: Must ve high ., ..... uctbl ex-~ BR, BA Ref ~ .._ preferred, but not necessary. PART Time crew manager, Light Sales Serv1c-e. $250 + WOR.l.D SAVING• LOAN perlence. Good be.dc&round S da)' week. No Week-end own · '· PART time help needed. I 'B~UNK=~ .... ~-,.-,-w"°/mattnu-,,-- We will train you. Apply easy l'!J)rk, 3 or 4 boon month Illar)' to start. Z'J s. Cout Higbfty, in &aUCf:a &: iamishin& work; or Holiday work. ~ i:~tter ~ ': Semi invalid bu s b a n d S125. Drtuer a-tnimlr '25, in person, ask for Tom. evenings working with boya, 547_1782 t..gQna Bea=h ~ ·~~ to ~ana11:e A Ket 833-0600 ext mas inf ~e. ~ un Aftemoao A even In Ii:•. matctrlng dreuer, mimlrr, 2 Gran~~vd&lrplus. 1750 New· Muat have ca r , Com-'·D~i~shw_,1-lh~e-r~&.-B_u_s_B_o_y1 Executive S.Cret1ry ong peop e. Mcm. thru MATURE Hou• e k e e Pe r ORDER tlllcers over 19. Da)'a 546-3807 twin bllo8ldl & ~ nilbt c"°'~' =~·7• ~C~.M~·==~· I :miufOllS.. For tntonnatlcm Apply in person Manqerial pctlition open tn Fri. 6 Lm. to 2: 30 Call wanted, for 2 adults A 10 or evet. No e~. nee. Salvy CJJOKS. Pantry a11t, dilh-stands $15. 540-8100 AUTO MECHANIC call 893-5375 and ask b No pbooe calls retail thop. tnterest!nrfaah-833-060:>, ext 2006 mo, be.by, Pvt rm. bt.th, n.615 br. Kl 7•1323 wuher. Apply in penon, Mr. BEAtrr JcKmp ebab-a at-l'' R<smng old can."""""' Bob SURF I. SIRLOIN Inn caroer. Call APROPOS, SALESLADY TV. Perm. Job only· HOUSEWIVES -EARN de Smeldl. Lagune Country _.., decorakr labrk, clean precision worlt. :lJ. 40 DELIVERY MAN 5930 Pacific Coe.st Hwy 54.3-3032 Town A Country, Exp .kt Ffne Ready to wear A 546-948'.> •~nl40 k -Club, 3ll06 S. Cout Hwy. $125 Ccoet $300). L&dlel an. hr week. You name it. Re-Part time l>r retail Nw:sery, N-Beach Orange BOOKKEEPER ..,., w ' ape.re ' tique pink HCl'fttr7 ctiu "~ _0 • OK. Al . .. .. V"'. Spor1I wear. F\ill IUM. H.B. area. ~1932 EWI A-nclol, "·n A llOO C-t ~). ~•·· -· :.._.~ ,.._, ... , ununtnn Beach area, can for appt. NEW&: U8l"d car detail man Local law f1nn requlre9 GiHE'S A/P and ~ Exptt1ehC't BABY~........c"'D Live in, 2 •w"omen.... 7550 4""' ,,;::;:' -__......., uvo.yeXJ)eree&muw.AStlDr 642-2248 L lot man. Llbe-' """ .......... tlm ·-•o-l<r ---Apply w D ~ ..... """' ""'""" ...... Mrs. White, 64&4¥.6 days. SERV "" ,-f;l.1 ,....,,. • ..-• e -...e .... ,.-2300 Harbor Blvd. CM --..-· • . &ifla, Men Verde area. Stu-.,,;,-,-,==~~-=-ICE Station Attendant. allowances. Full time, 5 automatic typewriter. Eve-Schock Co., 3502 So. Green-.a-t A,,._ 546-6ll)O NEEDED: SEALY Goldeo SlHper 1lrm. Box Boys ""11 ttme. E,.. nre. llrly do/wk ..s. aiotact Bob n1ng1 p<e1ene>1. Hours tn CAREER GIRLS vi11o st, Senb Ana. ~· or~""""· TYPISTS "'""""' --u..i WANTED wag&:: comm. 2801 E. est OIR!l, David J. Phllllps be arranged. 642-9900 experienced Salesgirla: and/ Dental Alsistant wanted MEDICAL ~tpw::-Worlt I« nationwide com-onb' 7 months. l)cd)le box Hwy. CdM B ll Jc k • Pontiac • Opel, SHARP BAR MAIDS I. GO or Manaien. 2 ;veen exper-Hunttniiton Beach. Part sun.nee exp or · · · aprlngl. ma t tr• 11 A. 41 hours or more BROILER/FRY COOK Ltcuna Beacll, 49+-1047 GO DANCERS. Top wage1. lence In womem wear. time, Je.,.1 to fUl1 Salary open. &37~7520 panies. Good Pio)'• bmefita. Hollywood frame SSO, Mon thru Frt, 9 to 6 Beach HOUie Inn e FRY COOK e $2.5().$3.50 to at.art. Call for APROPOS, Town 6 O:luntry, time in few mCftthl. COCKTAIL WArrRESS, ap. 962-7688 Call 675-4280 619 Sleepy Hollow Lane Grave1ard OD!y. 2 yrs exp interview. 54>0083 SASSY Orange. 5'3-3<112 e962--3319e ply in penon, Mesa Lanes URGENT GENUINEmabos.fpedeltal Part Time & Full Time Laguna Beech * 497-ll88 nee. Start $100 wk, LASSY 2901 Harbcl', C.M. WANT Women to learn Sec:ret1ry 1703 S\lperior Avt., C.M. ,. NIGHT drop leaf t.ble, J leava • Parking Attendants A: Bus CHILD Or invalid care & lite Cottage Cotfee Shop COUNTER girl, over 25; power 9eWing I c:uttine tor Eng:ineerina SaJ.et otttc-e. Ao-e SALES CLERK e AUDITOR ubelro. pad to tit. '50. 4 boys over 18, Villa Nova dutie. by mature woman. I ·~"'-w~. 19th~-S~•-·· -c~.M_._ steady job, s ctay. wk., no upboi.ttty thap w or k. curate, attractive. Salary can 548-9W Sober. rellahle, Xlnt benefit&. upbohtered dlail'll ' _.... Restaurant 3131 W. Pacific 549-l006 or &u-7&t1 Production Trainee exper. necea. Apply In 642-1454 or l&3l Newpcrt open. (213) 421-8951 L«lg Bch Fee Negotiable idft. 673-0265 """~~~ ~;0 :-,._......,..t """"..... •w1Y 1n.....,.. penon. Blvd., c M SALESLADY. l111$. "°"'"'>' Jobi Men. Wom. 7500 • Vt1lque • 1· SIJFA, 1oo1 """'·' -· Aggressive '""'"'"'"' man tn aparbnellt. .t industrlal' TROY ENGRAVING Co. ..>:!_ttoayE '!._~-~ OOSMEI'JC ealel; 1ood I bandbap. ~~~tyMr" WANTED: Placement A ... n%_ ~-ta~"•"""'•t~1e'. ,_n °-M 199 ' 2322 S Pullman St. '""'" · ..........,. ·• sa.J.ary. management. ~. · 542 W 19th St C ~~~· • ~· ' 1'"" ,,.,. -.... Apply --"'""==Da11y~'-=-Pi.,.·1ot __ 1 • Ana Otlll FU1L Time ...,.1ary • Dru& -· ...,.. __,... Pbelot '°' ..... Top Real Estate · ·1 6'13-6986 9:30 AM, ...,,. .... -, Pick· KARATE Self Defeme l~=S~an-ta~==·~=·=~ _..,-_,_. ---• -••-e .~ .. In T ' WOMEN Prt I f U Is 646-8831evn902-5932 1~==-,.,.,~,.....,...,~-. -~~ TOOL. DIE UAKER ·=~--·-~ -~ ........ ..... " ..... Pr--ARGUS EMPLOYMENT ···~ ~-• ~-~ 11 wick Book Store, South instructor. We trlin. • ..-. i-R I n-... •""Main st H B. ..:...11 HB " Ir v •• ~ ...,.. • ~-. ~.. • p M •I 0 work, llOl11e typ.... ea ..... ...,, _...., ' . .r-erette . .,. ruar. ~1 ....... "·--··• 11• "-'1 ~-x ._, wood 0w/bllc. tlM:e ed. ....utU>t Plaza.. lmmed opening. 645-21.ot a ....... me 1Y1 Estate Office. Call Mr. WOMAN wanted. Watt 00 Lynne Bron 540-1932, ~..._..,..,.. .. ~ ..,. ua1 v.wru ••••••• , _,., Chairs Jaq euab. '145 FUU. Time cocAt. wage Liquor Clerk-Exp. • ~ ~ Ave. Gordm 546-5440 counter, anewer p h 0 n e, 842--7692 / :;:1 Penmme1Y 1 to lz~ Gen'I Ofc/C8.lhler ••••.• $350 &&6-l569" · · · ope!! on unlvtralty -·· ~-Liq-u.~. 'c M NEED ""~bl• •Yn "'·"--·~ i.. p•-.u·--... '.:. Drl•-. 7·.30 a new org&b Warehouse work •••••• $i.01 :.::..:::::__, ---~-, Call: 11~~ -~---~ U,;:ll ,_,,., •-.aVU1-, • • Newport Beacll .n.cu• -.. ""'"'"'• .......-.. .... n.J\o• '"" o.a "' fessional Real Estate M.ar-Cooks , •••• , •••••• to $22 dt SOFA, 7% beeut1flll b I u e .,_....,JW Top Madl1nl!t:I WMted EXPERIEN===7,=:E=i~, -~-·---o-•tn 12:30 • 3:30 daily. Mon-Fri. Exclusive Orapeey Oe&ninl 9AM 6 2:~. Caa 3 ketina orpnlzal:Son." "-'gn -St ........._ brocade. MJnt OJDd. $150. FULL time Hardwart Sales. Will pay top wage1. sell the world'• ;:;':.'.ll'1ng Harbor Hilll. Own trans. 1702 Newport mvd., CM. ver'1 licmM req. $2.25 e New Ottice acrou from ..,.,,,... ••• • • ••• -f97-149'J Some eves. Cootact Pbll ~ tor Appt. yacbta. Ma.tire personality 644--0635 6'2-0'n'O br. &C-3.157 Be.lboa lsland Salelmen ••••••••••••••• $4Z w..u.mrr Buttel I Hutch * OO.ll33 * Dial 642.s<7I tor RESIJLTS n.,.,....,,. -•tioo MAID wnri<. full or pert SE ESS -tt my -.. Tre>d> • Guaranteed ln"""9, FuD ARGUS EMPLOYMENT end 1 ploce -aot H I W l\IPPUed. Write Box M 20fr time; Sunny Aero Motel Expe'. for tall a:row1n& worn-fltmlly, dlcytime, 5 days lMuranc-e COVft"alre CONSULTANT AG~CT 546-27fD • P •nted, Men 7200 rtelD Want9d, Men 7200 oau,y Pilot. Apt. 2376 Newport, C. M. en'• sportnrev mf1. Groovy wffkly. Jee 25. Colta •Paid vacation ~ WeAellff N 8 548-7'796 eRA.TrANe Jtelp Wanted-Mole How would you lil:o to wort 1 for • doily newspoper and share in tho exciting grow!h of tho f1bulou1 Orang• .CO.st? II you ere 19gro>- 1ivo, ombltl-ond unafraid of wort, we 1111y htvo tfte situation you hove been wonting. Wo ~1v1 an op1.nin9 in our circulation de- p1rtment which offords !lie op- portunity for ropid advancement all t h t fringes including tlie personal .,. of •' com~ny 1ufo. mobilo. Eaporlnece not noc .... ry -·1 tr•yau. PfH,. col Milon lo1vitt, 6'42-4321 for ·~ •p- polntmoftt. =~""'.C..,----548--9'155 place to work plua sood pr11. MMI, 64MB56 •Bonus A&n ~ ' · · SEMI-Retired or student ~--..1 p In N t'I e Proftt Sha.rlnr 16'.M 11th St., S.A. 547-633$ Larae let of uacd, all ar part part~ time Lquna Beach .-;Ur1ty ac r•C a • 1810 Monrovia, CM. Sl'lTER. Afternom.1. Mon. 548-lC ,...rt bolo! -k. Som• Tellen ~ jJtOOl operaton. AP' • S.UXS.DKEA>I JOB e day through """"1· 19tb St. PROPERTIES WEST SchMlo.lllltl'Uctlon 7600 tb .io,wd ~.. ... ~-•b o~ P'Y In penon, 17th A Or-K-....,,,. tmport&nt job aa A Meyer. Oall alter 5:30. ReA:SenUal Divildon ~T eXlot _; ....,1, e _.. • ~"' ,,...,, .... .,. ,.,_ &U_......., Mr. D. H. Smlth for •PO' rf 111&1"'!1; _..,,-grem. '""""' WAm\ElSS .....,_ ovrr wkly ,.,. -· IU 11626, l!OUSD\E:E»lill. 2 Small 6'2-034! Cuh for Fu~. 1pp11L f11>mt 1 bookwork. ~U91 anp, ._.. wife I motber I eun a .,_..._,,. '" ~ newpo $145. &M-1569 Youna Jl\ID 25 to 35 er 21. line lerlloe mtaurant. 5"-3854, ~ cHldtal, board 1: room Glau AMembly Tmet school Qf ·•'Mum niabt student nttded lottrTlewt 12-4. 2325 X.. RE3PONSIBLE Pfrtaa to llt Jim. We DffCI mother type. lnterviewin&' between 8: 30 6 tools. &f.2.-'7015 • 5~torna':'~9:i CdMCan eo.at Hwy., CdM wtth&moald,'ftrun-Mon M'l..t.012 AM • 4:30 PM. GU business 48" round, ch•rrpood 61Ml66 l!lr ~ent. BABYSITTER. needed llllt· 4:30 _ 7:1> p.m. MY borne. PART time &:;iy tor eve TechnolOI)' Div, Gulan In-cocktall table; W.amt mz-. POl·l'• ... y -~-to ,_ mediattiy to Uve tn. Room Temp. Hi td»OI pt okl work to IDl()tCt A write up ~~Inc, 122 ProducUon 133 Dwer Dr .. H.B. rier lllR. 540-6633 -· u .... ..,..,. ..,..,. • boud + $a> to $100 B-f161 Dry Oeantzw order•. .--._...,-, Newport 8 e ac b • 646-0151 MAR.E tlb1-._., tomdca top• -A packing. NI month. -64&-MI M2.4163, All t<l'lai ~ I d>eke 16<). lklW· Tiii. time JI. br to Ila?'!. Af-BABYSl'ITER, 'lban., Fri., portunlty empl~. Cl)'JroUi'1 Q.utom $11. 5M-l1'» fill•ted ~n. 2128 c.,. DE!IPERATELY .... -2 .. 5,30 ... Se<. to s,:io: A'ITRACTIVE .... .,,.. lor COUPLE U-ln, -u~ -=-==-=========! n.yon br., 'Cotta Men. litter ln my homt. CM. m:J home, West CM. JIUt tlm• wort. .,. 21-35, with ti 0 al1, mo = Now Yo'& can learn cuatom Office FuntltuN ID1 Service ct.at:kw! atk.nd11.11t. U'tt. 54!M1fT Days SC-~ permanenL No CI09tuma. rMft. WUe ttlOd ~ cltU upholatt17 In )'OUt spare I:::::::::.,::.;::.:::.::::.;;.....::;.;;:;& mlnor-daJwork. • WAITRESS WOMANWantaltobobyaltA 64$.o&ltlorlPOl A-· Two children Uma. M-alt-USED O!llco luro. ~ Mal:lbew0 • umon Service. ~ 548-538.1 UCbt ~ Monda, LAUNDRY Shirt slrlt Prtftte room a ec*1wtce1 a ew.nIDa c:lwfl. 642-1454 tttM. dw.kl. file --.i 1921 E. °""' Hlwoy, CdM l!OOSEKE:liPER. M...nl. 1!lnl Fl1d&y, "' .;.. full dlJ. mamra • ....,.i belp. ~ dl)'I ... w .. k : .. Tlllt ""' lbop at l&ll I = .... =-=='=64tl=tl9611====1 SERVICE Station A ..... g. -.. H.B. <;an a1ttt 5 PM 9t1W2C Ou•Cul Leuadly, UOI 1"rmllnent Goo4 oa1My for N-Bini., C >I 11 P:ll. Allot.,.,,,_ "" $36.IMI LVN, Rolld --So. Main, .... .... """' .... 1wa. ~'lllB -""""'' ..... to type Offloo E,.,,...... •u ~ °'8" 2l. al E. BABYSITl"ER. 1111 bou\e ~ Bitedl Nlft1DI BAB'Y91TtER l'n1bomt121 f'UlL Time Jlookkfti)I:?. write r::tabt bd:n adlool. MA!CHINO Waln11t .. l'ltll C.M. JU,30 p.m. _..... --• 38tb st. N-8-dl. WOlldtrl:.I opport\mlty "1th IUtut leendnc. Otlla>et -6 - DR Iv Ea, ~ bave OtrD trans. 56-«llJ • .....,.,, * f1S..1454 llVWbc Cb. PleulDt -rur-. ll-J I ] llb 1)'Plnl School. Xlnt cad. .... • •••• tntne.. 2 Tri. c:olJirte. WANTED Woman to wortt at WOMAN t:> work 111 domrt ~ Mttry ll1fil .. ..,..., • wcrtdn& ec..-l.1! Del liar, al.._ ,•:;;•;,,w;;;;;===-=el ---· -· Coll,. Shop, 3t7ll B, ohoP. No phoot can. -'fo>tld1 llWr7 -Wdta 1l<lb Pllol T\ITOllNG • ----.. CJ(. 291'1 --· C.M. II< ,._ A ... Le& lldl -I{ :ltlf All 1-lr ,,.th, pd schl YOUNG """ """"* to GJIU.tod>l-140>'llODIEl\'SllelperT'l>a.0>. DD<?AL-l·lleo.£>. BLUE-·..,,._Dlnn<r Id., llSl)--llon----llu\y wk. n.ft. N. Ri.lldl-. • DJJll a.m. T-·ddldra --lb~ &di, COoll, f.l2J01$30. ... 11>111 'l'llSQlllCUR, !OU CW. _ ,.. ......... w • s.-. 64MlOI -..... -· -di' ""'· P.O. ""'um. R.11. •up -.,., '1'111: QUlaalR xoo sti.i. -14f.Tm \ I ' • -------.... ----. ----..-.-~.~ . - r . ' I I . I OAl\.V PILOT Tlwsd<f, S.,-19, 1968 , W1cRCttAHDISI! ME D I FOR M RCHANDISE FOR MERCHANDISI FOR SALE AND TRADE SALE AND TRADE SALE AND TRADI SAL& 4ND TRADE TllAHSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION nANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION 1--------1 i • ' , ' ' ' ' ' I ' ' ' ' ' ' , ' • , . . ,,. ) -~ • ·: ,• :. ' 1..;:=:.:..:;::.;=...:.::==--==;::..;=;;_=--:-'.'" Spud Sid Bolla .9030 Mini BU ... Antlquu lllOAntlqu.. 1110 Mlocollaneouo l600MIM;'Oll•neouo 8600 i------.,,=-9215 Imported Autos 9600 l'""°rtod Aui.. 9600 lmPortod Autoo CUSTOM BOU.t BOOANzA ~Ike • KARMANN GHIA po·R,."HE ......,. ..... ._......., -VOLKSWAGEN Th .. -... ..1..r...1 -.. $140 . ..,_ 'llf IWIMAN GWA. R<d w/ ~ 'SJ .-,. ... * * AUCTION ANTiljlUES • ANTltj)UES *SALE* THURSDAY -S.pt. 19 FRIDAY -S.pt. 20 7:30 P.M. .........,...., ========iblad<Int.nor.AMJJ'Mlllau-..._......,._.,.;,.. '66VW "Formula 23'"' -~ ~300 ,..... radio.""" ,nd< • -.._ .... -' ~ n..-sua.com .. tttlm "' -~-'-c::-----1 mtft extru! Lo ....... --· · Ol'liAlt, lmmacWate tbrooib-ROUND OAK TAILIS AND 'ntla 23' all liall V-hull • *1ii RODAKA 10'0. f1850 «..bnt ofJS". IST36'T ~ Olll-Onl.Yoaeot' ttsk1nd.' bu America'• m.t tamow: Ol!1trt~. Man,utr'all l.961'\Poncbe Roadster $lf95 racln(-. "'' -b wa· $UO. MERCEDES IENZ Ev..,..,... New! -°" C.. llnance all or o&ri ~· OAK HALL TREES $39.50 ttr te1ted and~-SAF. e '6'7 Bultaco Lobtlo. S250, fw. IG-.MM. 5&Tl61 Al marts um u Q).00 per EST SKI BOA'P DESIGN. st>-7216 Bain mo 0.A.C. LARRY MORGAN Antiques Smythe V•n a Stor•ge Sale Unopened cartons, wardrobeo, furniture, ap- pliances. BERKELEY JET IJS7 ...... so .-CllXI, ELMORE Po•""' by a "'° lt.P • .u.o 1ow mn .. ,.. llSO. RENAULT 2421 Newpori Bt.d. Marine, O\ilaet at t5 .. , ~ Costa M... * 54g.7313 No mo« Jona, llow l>o<1 trlpa to the tidllna: crowm '56 Poobac Station Wq., -ye•, thh beau~ will make Clean! See to Appreclaie. l.n ideal, high-speed •P<X1 Good trans. S«Mi987 RENAULT Dau;>hbe m• • W.V mllea.a;e, r8dlal tires, diac btb. Like nu, E.-2872 MOl'ORS TOYOTA Ph. 89<-ml FREE TO YOU ORGANIC fi!t'tillur, aged borse m.aJl\ll'f' ~ o m b i n .: d w1th wood shavings. Good mulch. 833-5332 between 8 & 5 or 546-4931 alter 5 9/30 VAMPIRE ol Balboa Island has 4 kittens for new homes. Beautifully ma.rkeid. 673-7468 9/20 5 LlVEL 'i kittens, 3 white with grey caps. 2 Blk & wb. weaned and sand bOx train- ed. 54!)..51l37 9/10 MALE kitten, black w/4 white reei. Fully trained. 2271 Columbia Dr. nr W\lson 642-5135 C.M. 9/21 rnEE Tabby Kitterui to good hOOle. lt wks, hllbrlm. 962-8188. 9/21 FREE Fvrtilrzer 546-9963 1130 ONE WE£)( OHLY tnlGE SAVINGS OH AU PIANOS The time to buy ii NOW during our huge pre-sea- son piano sale. Never be- fore have we offered such a fabul'ons selection of fine grands at such low prices: • Steinway • Estey • Mason & Hamlin • Chick· ering • Weber • Sohmer • Kimball • Brambach and many others. All Granda, Splnets, Con· soles slashed for immed· iate sale~ Bank terms. 90 days cash, free delivery, no payment till November and trade- lns of course. Franchised dealer for Yam· aha, Story & Clark, Kohler & Campbell. HOURS: Also -fine new furnllure in Bedroom sets, Dining room sets, buffets & servers, com· modes, lAmpa, swag Jamps, picturei, custom divans, rockers, recliner•, office desks & chairs, power mowers edgers, Jawn furni· lure. Some anUque tu.raiture. Refrigerators, free:«, 11tovea, washers, dryers & MUCH MORE! WINDY'S AUCTION 20751/i NEWPORT IOULEYARD l1hi11d T•f!Y'1 lld9, M1t'l1, COSTA MIS~6-168' OPEN DAILY 9 to 4 Mlsc•ll1neoua 1600 Doga 1825 fisher or ple&11lte boet. HONDA 300 Scramb, 2 nu SUNBEAM H•s •II the Extr•s Pirelli tires, Barnett elutcb.. '61 MERCEDES Including S/S radki, t spe&. rec tuneup. $mi. &Q...&213 1.90 SL, dlr, C:OOYertibie. Com-'83 ~ ~ cOOY. XlrU 15300 BNch Blvd., Wlhnmltr '66 vw De-luxe Sped.al. Ema clean. No down 0 AC. Paymecta ooJ.y 144 ......... 8'Z-<6l5 er stereo aystem and 4 wheel 1967 HONDA ll5 Scrsrrtiler pk>,tely restored. Bladt top, eond.'-~·-No room custom trailer equipped with $41'5. Extra Cb r om e' deep pearl grey body. Will b lhil: Ol'lel , 642-3186 '64 VW Must •ee. Beaut1tul the surge brake. The enclo&-&14-<1562 ACrlfice at $185 CllSb dels, green sso. down O A c ed cabin sleep& 2 and ii oom-nn.-,.. BS or take trade. Make low""""· TOYOTA pa)'menta only $.13 per mo. plete with bee.d. She's really ~ 650 A C'U.lt. Chrome Oill aft ,,_ ----------':""'""." All .. _.... . .i-: " be.te1, metallic gm, btr ments oac. er ll. '66 TOYOTA.CORONA 1"842-4615""'~------• · · e n.,...,.s is 1 -..p. than new, sac. ~. 6f2...4780 494-9713 or 545-0634. '63 GOLD VW Deluxe nice per. '64 MERCEDES 3'2C8 t Dr Dix Sport Sed•n car. No down. OAC 642~1 ~;;· ~~D•ys Motorscoot•n 9350 sedan; auto. trans., pwr: ~: ~tZ ~~ payments only $.11 per mo. • ateer. Priced at low Blue n · ma 842-4615 17-FT. FIBERGLASS 65 ~A. runa well; needs Book Priv party 6\3-'l384 9 trans., radio l heater. !Kl hp. 17. tt performer, Islaoder kick start & light r;l.au. A , ro 5 Wkde.. . plua: 30 m.p.g. ~· modet In good condiUon. buy, $1'5. 833-006 evet. ys. Weekend Si:>ecial C l t I '68 M.B. 200 Diesel, like new. $1456 omp e e w running lights, Triller, Tr•vel 9425 Cost $5.160, now ;ml. ·Pvt en ftnance all or put Pay-'{fj VW Sedan, R &: H. big wheel trailer & custom pty. '9"-1142 " 1 116 00 DI 27 ~ Orig · •· '68 VW, Bendix AM/f'M radio, Car cover COCQ mats. 118$, Exoe1 cond. 516-2863 SWIMMING POOL 18 Ft Pool, Filter, Surfaoe Skimmer, Maintenanct Kit FREE Ground Pad. snap down cover, Priced fur 19. l96( Tra cl Trailer .. men as ow as . ptt von:e. •""" · rm .• .ut GERMAN Sh~erd. male, 5 quick 88.le $650. Phone 642.. cellent ~ltion, ~-e: T::io·~ M~-Oiy\·~1. mo OE.AL.C.MORE 1,,$1251)=-=tak'""'"~·-..,..~'~""~~°"' moa old. Black l tan. v-.. 4980 after 7:00 p.m. lain-' -•--,... four ... ~ • co , Vlll in-1967 VW Squareback. R/H. ~, ;;;=='""'"'""----""'• ~r~ •J.Ji.IU or terior A Man's car! 549-3183 Xlnt, new battery. 23ntv1 ioo<I w/children. Must sell PRJVATE Party must sell Make Otter. 548-Ul36 - because oi allergy, st0-1096 16' ski boat. Mere 1000. All 13' ALUMlNUM TRAVEL M MOTORS mi. $1.925. 548-8932 IRISH Setter Pups $25. e 88 q u. i Pm e n t. Must aee. TRAILER, Good cond." $325.1 _____ G____ TOYOTA '58 VW Bus; new ciutd;, Purebred. no papen, all entice Sl.285. Days . 847-3444 Ph. 89f.3320 good tnln.1m.i6sion. 9119 Dally lM; ,,1, 'tll t FREE German Sbepherd Sund•y 12 'tll 6 $149.88 SECARD POOL 323 6. Main, Oran&• 532-1992 ahots, llc.'646-0352 644-2862. Nights -540-4622 :=========I '68 MG 15.DJ Beach mvd., Wttmnstr $275. ~ Sil.VER AKC Toy Poodles, SKI BOAT, 17' Futura 120 Trucks 9500 YEAR END TOYOTA reasonable. Shots '-groom-Mere. Excellent condittoo, -------..:..:.:1 Clearance I'!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ...... !!!!!!!!!!!!~""' I .ct. 642-5383 675-4455 2 T GMC truck, tilt cab. Put yourself in Ota" Place :======== $1,250: 196.1 cab • d.IUSia. AND "'"'· ' """· o1•. n9 w. COAST MUSIC Wilson. Apt. H·2. C.M. 9120 lilt N•wport llvd. FREE to l•mily wld>ildrno 646-0271 only. 2 yr. old (F) cock·8· i-~,.;.T,'--i'-io'.,..;-- Harbor Blvd D-1 Theatre SKYE Tan1ers AKC. champ. &o.t Launcihing 9034 ·Good rubber, four 6P('ed 2 DEMO SALE 3700 McFadd-SA sired, 2 mo's. Rare, calm, axle. Servlsof• .,.,.. .,..,_. St. poo. 673--0''76. 91"' NEW & USED ~.. . . i!utfy. 5t9-2547 .. oN!J ..... , SWAP MEET BEAtrr. Peke-A·Ptloiqipies Fe=L4 ;:r: cy=-;;,:0;;;·.,.•..,·,;-67-;;=0'Wc-.,,~.,.::>';;v:-acu:::::um:: SEE US 'IODAY! 7 100% Wbit. PIANOS & ORGANS Kitten1. After 6:00 Largest stock in Orange Co. 642..18U Select from lhe finest brand Starts Aug. 17 531.1272 aft 7 3 FEMALE kltteru, long namet in America • Chlcker· haired, housebroken. ing, Knabe, Sohmer, Wurlit- ~7586 9/20 w, -and these pianos can 4 KJ1TENS. cute, cuddly & not be told from new & are era.tty. Weaned & box train· fully guaranteed. New spifl. ed. 646..84ai 9/20 ets & consoles from S488. STATUES, ETC. Flnlahed . . . . to suit your decor. Sff. our displays at ... , 3419 Via Oport'lo N.B. TREASURES OF AU BABA PEAUTIFUL gray &. wbl. angora young male, altd. excl. w/kids. ~3734 9/19 GERMAN SHEPHERD Female, 3 mooth!l old, has shots. 644-0758 9/21 NEED home for 6 months old female Maruc killen. Spayed. 673-8349 9/21 BOXER • male fawn t.'Olor AKC • Good w/ children, needs lrg yrd. ~184 9/21 l YR. Seal Point Siamese female • 893-3109 9/21 <I CUTE kittens, 6 wttks old, box treined. 642-0143 9/Zl BASSFTT Hound, male also horse manure M6-8'162 9/20 J MALE pet rats ln cages. 673-2301 9/20 ""' G•r•g• Sale 8022 FR.I & SAT. "The muus." Sprt'g ~oods. patio & furn items. Lots cl bargains, no junk. 2124 Vista Dorado. -!Zl; HUGE SALE • BARGAINS! Appliances housewares gifts. OOoks, pictures, jewelry. 234 Victoria Sat. only ... Appliances 8100 --'-'--'---' Servel refrigerator in !'Xcellcnt {"Ondition. • 847-2-100 • 14 CUB. It. rcfrigerutor, lg. lrcezing t.'Qmpartmcnt. $40. or best offer. 536-6185 u cu ft Sears Coldspot R!'lrig, copper Xlnt cood. SlOO. 646-8466 RENTAL PIANOS all rentals apply to purchase from no per mo. 4 Year Bank Tenns No Down Payment Gould Music Company Our 58th Yesr 2045 Main, S.A. 547-0681 SALE Pianos Org1n1 BEAUTIFlJL mink stole. Lad.lee 14 KT W. Gold engagement &0Utaire ring set. Round brilllarrt set dia- mond. 40 ct.s. Reasonable. 642-1814 after 5:30. KNITTED FABRICS Rebuill grands from $699, .,..FOR SALE Wullber new consoles, trom Remnantll, samplet & Mill $634, Wurlitzer organs, Boor ends Sal Only 8 a.m. to 2 models, f~Es:· p.m. 9'29 Baker, Costa Mesa. Register for childmt's piano Double Bed. cour&eS. Xlnt condl $25. WALLICHS MUSIC CITY 4 Bir Stools. $20. 3400 So. Bri•tol * 646-3632 * O>Sta Mesa * 54(}.21135 CR.ES.S High Fire Kiln. G T S I Moc!el A-22-8, 230 V, 22 reen ag a e Amp. with kiln ~""' & Sept bring! this famoua sale temp. gage. $175. 50f Dalia, of fine pianos &: organs. CdM 673-2567 EYl"I')' piano &. organ marked =="""~"""'--.,-,= in green carries discounts ELBC. chime Boor mat S35; to 30% The best dea!B are 25 Yds. beige carq>et &. pad oJways at: $35. Lumber 10' I on g , 2"X10", OFFER. 673-0'598 WARD'S BALDWIN STIJDIO 1801 Newport, C.M. 642-8484 KIRBY Vacuwn dellller &. Open Sunday afternoons attachments.. Pymnta ol $7.00 HAMMOND Console Organ. per mo or S49.7-0 cash. Credit Mo. S-3. W/spesker & Dept. 535-7289 bench. Like new! 642--0724 HAMIL TON Painting. best or 673-0103 early perlod nso Frigidaire WURLITZER Spinet PlBJIO. S45 New stereo tape deck $50 Xlnt cond. Mahogany w/ &42-58lS. ~ather bound top & sides. SEPT. Wallpaper Sale! 1/3 S.195. 5'45-3365 on. Walker Paint 816 W. -,=-;-o--,-~,-~-· I 16th St. C.M. 642-SnG S~IAU.. upright piano Excel cond. $nl 24" CAZENAVE 10 speed 675-2351 racing bike. Good condition. Television 8205 RENT New Color TV $9 PER MO • Needs tires. S25. 962-7689 Beautiful Maple Bar Furnished Maple. Must Sell! o;g.3044 Misc. Wanted 8610 rem .. 8 wks. $35. Never \Lied $300. ~78 p 9646-7052• ump truck. WI 1250 gal Ho,... B .. t Slip Mooring 9036 1830 BALBOA Sllp for 40' boat. CUSTOM western Beet atter. Call 837.0087 Mddle. 9/15/68 to 6/15/69. Ample anytime parking. Call 673--7950 6 YR. Albino 15.2, erest horse for entin family, well train· ed. $550. Call Betty 6.13--0666 TRANSPORTATION BOits & Y •chtt 9000 18' RUN Ab:lut w/eogirie, but 45' Slip Avail, Ni~ loce.tion, 642-4002 eves. B011t·Y1cht Ch1rter1 9039 out ot hull. Started to Aircraft 9100 refinish. Traner included. --------- sell as is $95. 548-4535 1952 CESSNA 17{).B, KX-150 AL=UMI=~NUM=,.----0!2'°',-l'°O~HP=I B, Full panel. Hi·Time eng. S3700. or make offer. TI4: Evinrude; big whl. trlr, 548-870l 1325. 646-=-;;11;;;"==.,M=-"=""=255 Mobile Home, COMPLETE Boat Repair, 9'200 Siflken Ltd. Dry Docks, 19% x 45 tt. Double Wide tank I hoses. All tn Xlnt cond. 5'7-6464. May see truck at 2926 W. lat St. S.A. '36 FORD PU w/ shell camper V-8. Stick shitt, overdri~. $295. 642-lKJ * Sat & Sun . '63 FORD Pick-up, % ton; SACRIF1CE, $895. Short Siles, Servlc•, P•rts bed; xlnt cond. 675-4353 Complete new MG invenlt>ry ,65 Ford 'h T P /U. See the new Austin America. m; * &17-1513 Here Now! '60 OiEVY % ton Pick Up, 6 cyl. ssoo. 968-1587 J1rtuport 31tnports '58 MG. Sac:rifice. Must aee. lnunac. cond. $700. 49&-3070 aft 5 PM. '61 MG Roadiiter, S495 Good tires; runs well • 54a..6934 • M.C. Mullins, m · 20th St., Roadliner set up in adult '65 PICKUP Ford OPEL N.8. 675-Ulffi park. Ready to move in. Automatic 1hilL .Excel.l~nt '66 Opel Stition Wagon 18' Cabin Cruiser ·57 John· Includes rtlrigerated air for camper. Engine n01Sy Bahama blue wHh matching 80f\ l3 HP $'7$. Trlr, A·l. conditioning , dishwasher Bargain SOOO. Serv180ft, 500 interior. Complete with lug· E\r~. Zl3 432-6786 landscaping, carport, patio Jl.st St. N.B. 673-6020 gage rack. Immaculate mil· ~======o==o I awnings , skirtiilg, new -'68 VW Custm Camper age maker. This weekend carpet, lined drapes. Serial 8000 mi's. Immecula.te $1383 S1llbo1ts 9010 * -DEMO SALE * Rhodes 19 . . • . Sl 700 17' O'Day . , .. $1150 Mariner, new .... $3100 Demo •••. $2550 ~IS-:~· ~'%:"~!:~ . 64&-4724 Can finance all or part Pay. ~-Mobil ments 8Jl low as $19.00 per ......... pman e 1 n c • Imported Autos 9600 mo 0.A.C. l~-&i~~EAT Lakes 2 Br. -w.-.~ .... -,,-t_mo_"'_:.. ob-,-_1.,-..,-~-.. -.. -~ ELMORE 9xl2 Cabana. & patio cover. • .. lUl" Adult prk. Lrg s·pace. S50 r e1ardless or year, make MCYI'OR.c;; mo. $3,400. S2200 can be fine or condition. Try us before TOYOTA HEADQUARTERS ELMORE 15300 Beach mvd., Wrtmmtr Pbooe ""'3322 VOLKSWAGEN BUGS BUGS BUGS BUGS BUGS Best Selection fn Town 1.IOTORS TOYOTA Ph. 894-3331 15300 Beach Blvd., W!ll'nnstr VW CAMPERS AND BUSES 15) 'Q'i's, {1) '67'g 11) 'OO's {l) '61's 549-0JOJ-67l·11t0 1970 HARIOl ILYD. COSTA Mt:SA VOLVO '68 VOLVO YEAR END Clearance AND DEMO SALE SEE US TODAY! Sport C•r1 9610 '64 JAGUAR XKE, black roadster, wire w h e e Is , Pirellis. Xlnt O'.lfld. $2850. 64&-"842 Antiques, C lassies 9615 '36 OLDS Conv. co ti.p e w/rumble seats. 0 r tg . cond, runs fair Must 4el1. SSOO. 9(12.{i574 H.B. Autos Wanted 9700 ----1 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR, USED CARS CONHB.l CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor"mvd . Coala Mesa 546-1203 WE PAY ... CASH for used can • truclcs 11»1 call Ill for free estimate. GROTH CHEVROLET Ask for Sales Manager 18211 Beach BL, Huntington Beach Kl 9'1331 Will Buy Antiques 8110 RARE PUr.1P ORGAN. EX· CElil'~ CONOITJON. PLAYS. CALI. ANYTI~J:: 962-1961 RENTAL CAN APPLY TO PURCHASE ORDER BY PHONE WANTED By well Established Co. Qua Ii t y name-brnnd Ladies, Girls clothing plus furs; to ~II on Consignment. Fu!Jy pro. tected by ineurance. Call SM-9311 'I\les.-Sat. 9:30 am- 6 pm. Fun Zone Boe.t Co. Ba}boa NEW BALBOA 20' AU fiberglass, complete with sails & trlr. Sleeps of. Head & extras. Seen by app't. S3100. 673-1498 $50 mo: 4 yrs. 1684 Whittier you sell. E L M 0 R E Ph. 894-3320 Ave. Sp. 24. CM 54~ aft MOTORS, 15300 Beach Blvd. 15300 Bet1.ch Blvd., Wstmnstr '67. VW C&m~r. very low 4:30 Westminster. 894-3322, ,67 OPEL W F 11 miltos !'xceptionally clean. Your Volkswagt!n or Porsche & pay top dollan. Paid 1or or not. Call Ralph S•wing Machines 8120 548-8511 9 AM to9 PM 1 Days 21" 'JV, $35 & 21" 'IV, S2.5. SrNGER SeY.'ing r.fachin<'. Gd. cond. 549-4395. 1301 S. walnut cabinet. $45. 847~912 ~6;o;';c";..:''ie1..,s;,.ce''-· =-.,.---~ or 847-3&80 COLOR TV 19"' Silvertone WANTED * SPECIAL * Schock sabots · sailing school boots, From S375. Schock Boats • 673-21lJO 2.1' ALBATROSS SI o op. Beauty! Dae s a i Is. Jusl hauled &: painted. Ideal slip. Asking Sl300. 671-5252 or eves. 673-1465 Mu1ical Inst. 8125 VOX Continental Organ. Vox Westnul\S1er Amp. r.1ust sacrifice~ 837-9524 GUITARS: llAR.~IONY 12 string, SSS: Epiphone 12 strini;:, SI 75 64.5-0088 Brand new. S'.?90 675-32'54 Hi.Fi & St•reo 8210 ___ ..;. Stereo · dLx console 1968 solid state with 4 speed changer, Lc!ft on lay-a. way. Pay bal. of S78. or &mall PYmnl.'l. Credit Dept. WE need quality (no junk please) • Fumiturt, color TV's, stereos, applla.nces, tools & oUlce eqUipmenl TOP CASH IN 30 Minutes 531-1212 * 893-0555 • WANTED • 36' YAWL S7.995 or trade for power boat. 548-386.5 Furnitur.._Appli1nce1 Color TVs.-Pi1nos • ~718) • Pianos &_~rgana ll~O l======;o~= Miscell1neous 8600 ETC. * VENTIJRA 21• Save S500. Pvt. Pty. ...... ,, CAL 20 No. 984. Spinnaker, 1827o Genoa, ~l~t. speed ind. etc. flawless. 615-llOl , Conn Minuet OrgJn Walnut • used for teaclung onl,y in our studio. Leslie & Conn 1peakcr gystem, J>Cf'· cusgjon, su!Jtain. chimN. t>tc. NPW orwan guarantef'. New prict $~ . . . until s· 30 S.tunlay Sim. Gould Musk Comp1ny (Our 58th y e&r J ,,.-Main, S.A. 547-0681 Haaunond Spinet organ •I-.-~ _c:.__..;..:;.: Cash In 1fi Hour Double lied. 541-4531 Xlnt condl $25. * WANTE~D-*-- 4 Bar Stoola. $20 Good Used A Antique fum. 18' DAYSAILER GOOD ())ND. 673-6600 """"'*~=S=4oc.8-6=S3_9-=f'*'7-o I Hiway Used Furniture, 1401 ·~ Pow•r Cruisers 9020 UPHOLSTERING -S79.50, 2 Westmlnater, Westminster --- pc. CEuropean craftsmen) • 893-3683 • ta' MCNl'ERE'i, t I y Ing Free est, de\, pickup, Zl5 i c========= bridge, dual cont.; $2950 Or Main, RB "Berny" 536-&t(l) Machinery, etc. 8700 best oHer. Anxious! 67>5768 68 SOLID ltate stereo coo-DRJU. press, Atlag bench Aft. 4 IOI~. Diamond stylus, 4 model on atttl stand. ;75 JO'""' -:CH=ru=s"c.-ai=t,..;;TS".-=1'°959"' I speed. S79. S2 weekly. Free rerond!Uoned. 6'rrr216.1 w/2'A KW man, trim tabs. home trial 00·1403 Loeded. $6950. 714: 846--09& . . ag. u Y S250 cash take OYe!' pymnts UN!VERSAL'S ee.t Tm• ALFA ROMEO eqtnp d. M"5t ..U, make o/.. 184/mo . .....,.. aft 5. Cruiser lOxSS e x p an d o . fer. Xlnt. eond. 846-!HSJ , '65 VW Oelaxe. Don't miaa: 673-1190 Usea Can Custom extras~ Awnings. "6t ALFA ROMEO. Xlnt. 65 Opel K1dette this one. No downl OAC Ree.sonnble! 1535 Superior cond! ~asonable! Aft 6 pm 49&-lOOS payments only $36 per too. NEED A CAR? Ave., N.B. wk days * Ph. 646-3357 84.2-4615 CAN'T BE FINANCED! UNIVERSAL Te r r a PORSCHE ,67 vw Deluxe. PaSll this one •Bankrupt? •Reposseu!on? Cruiller. 10 x 55. EXJ)ando DATSUN 1----------1 and you lose. No down OAC. •Bad Credit! • Divorced? living nn. CUstom plus awn.1 _________ PORSCHES Payments only $46.50 per •Military •New in Ates? ings, etc. Priced to sell . 1535 '64 DATSUN _m;;;•o;.·.:,~;;::;C::=::-=,,.,.-::~A~~syy Mp,O,..,,TO...,RS &iperior No. Ji, N.B. Pickup •= 912 5 ~ • uv ~ 1964 Volkn'ageo. Camper, 141.0 So. Mal .. Ed' '66 VlKING mLuxe. 2 BR, 2 The po-·1ar a.nd hard to find '6f Supor 90 di " 40 000 n .. mg::r ....._. ra o, new .. rH. , 12 blocks N. of Sean) Bas. Priced to Sell! Bayside model! It's red and has 4 miles. f149;i. 494--4317 Santa Ana Ph 542-35111 Village. 2SB Mayflower Dr. speed transmisa)oo, • real l=========o..!..========~=I N.B. mileage maker. New C1n MOTOR HOMES 9'215 $1095 Can finance all or part Pay . ments a.s low a! rn.oo per mo 0 .A.C. ELMORE MOTORS l4t0tJOS -fJJ.1190 TOYOTA I 970 HAllOI ILYO. Ph.. 8!M-3320 ,.., ... iiiiiconiiiii"A"M"a""'Aiiiiiiiii 15300 Beach Blvd., Wstmnstrl-PO S '66 Datsun Roadstor R CHE 4 Spd, rh, di,, ''"· Peorl , 911 S gt-ey bod,y, pluah black Inter-4' to choo8e from k>r. WW aue.re.ntee. Xlnt $7tXI). * 100 miles. condltton. f115 Ca.sh del8 or 892$1 or 53f..2'J84 9800 New Cars HAYE YOU WAITED TOO LONG? • 9800 l '68 CONTINENTAL · -S.ve $225. u ......... piano, S3ll5. saootn'.J'llILUl'S co. 1BO! N. MAhl 0 llltll SaataAol D~~d. ~ G. ~\~~': ~·'·~·~"·~·I ___ aeoo 1967 32' OtRIS Corinthian Mini BlkH 9275 ~ SCRAM LETS ~~~= ~~.~~~ -.-,-0-TRA--IC-OOC--... -T- lake older car 1n trade. Taktl!':!~~~~~~!"""""!' low p.t,,ymnls. After 11, 1967 PORSCHE 912 Tarp. 5 494.9773 or~ apd , AM.FM radl'o, 66 DATSUN Sports cpe. atereotape, maa w ht t l 1 ' 8p0ke hubs, f<11 Illes. Xlnt. Polo rtd. Immaculate. &wt $1700 546-2486 clfer over $-4,400. &O-U41, tlcluti .. 1!y OWlltd l lld clri .. 11\ by our •••tu11 .. , "it1 pr11l- '111 t11t Mr. Dick Johflt011 now ••1tl1bl1 for ••It. C.tfTHey,_ ~.n, ' Nf.W Lob6ter ~ $10 & • 25' OWENS CAB CRU1SER 9 hp mg, 2 spd trans. man. ru. Lobster eo.i sooo. •11 ANSWERS Xlnt cond. Loadc.-d~ Sac~ clutch. m. 613-1061 ~ Knill Ip JI\ er(. 2llb$t,·N. B.6'7'!J-Zl52 547-n03, 67S-SOO& ~vea. •r.g MINI Blke. Mint cond. JAGUAR '6.1PORSCHEaup.r90,excel ext 63. Aak fer Mr. N elaoa. .,.,.,._, w .J twit.. pa DOBERMANS AK\ Cham-Aa&tl -Dtwt -E~ -U N I f L I T E 23' Sport Nud cu!l! Paid TI.35. Will ---------1 ccnf. <l!.rome ~ F'M ' 114-1" plomhtp ~· Shot$. Plr11t1 -PROTESTS Fbhennan wlfbo br\dgf: a M<:rlflt'lt 546-8&73 JAGUAR '63 Mark J. sedan. ndio $2l;O <W1I owner ~-,Wurfltzs dlord ~ 1'iO stl-#0 Colli$! •1cants art ~ tandem tn.ller. 4!M-6U8 IS YOUR AD IN CJ.SS:.-auto/pwr, aJr, c bro m * ~ 1 121,'1 cr'!ii.ab Oftit!' \VA.mU>: Cretit Books ina Nktd U the)> plan to cm-PLACE )'tldr nm Id ~ FIEDT Snmeaa~ "111 ba wheill'a eood CODCl. $1n6. "·°"61'°"'PORSCHr:===..,m=,"'s,___...., •• ~ ot Mf.19 -Weettm World .et alao, ta-Cf!fltnle on telll c:.-PRO-U.C, are kd1nc -DAlt. y lookln& tor 11. DlaJ &G~ ~ loaded. CllltlOrn w o r k . Wbih! ~~ DlrM-•:.une ~ let. KJ 4-8869 Tmf'S. Pnm ei ... H5ed1 w-sm. lot qulcJt, eUSdent rNUlta. atARGE m 673-1364 • ,, ~ ' . ,• .. '• ~ :· • --- • ID at AlbWEN Oldsmobile Cadillac . . :-CLEA.MN CE SALE of · I968~~ustvCadillacs 1961 WllUAC CUE DEVlll 1968 CadiUac COUPl·DI ¥lil:f ' ,' Lltht lllue with wfdt. vtnvf to1~ _b~'!~J~terior •. Factory •Ir conditlonln9. HIW CAA WAUAllT1'. $5995 1968 CadilJae COUPI DI YIW · 6old wKh block vloyl lojp, gold .,1.,,;... Foll powar, factory •.Ir' condKlonlng. N1W CAI WAllANTT. $5995 .. ' 1967 Cadillac , IUOIADO Tv,uel•• w:ith Maclr: vinyl top. bl.c .. interior. rv1·P'.9W·1 w, 1ctory 1ir. cosid;tionln9. MIW CAI WA~NTY. ·$569!1 . 196.l Old81D.of>ile "II" 4 Doer, hardtop, f1ctery air conditioning. Color told. ONI OWNll. $1895 ., •. $5995 A Ber:'•' R ..... 1.t ''"" wllli block .toyl lop, bladi lolorlw. Fol ,_.,, factory air Uil'Mlltloniftt. 1968 CadiUac ~ Gold with black vinyl top, bolt• Interior. """ ,_.,, factory air condfflonlng. NIW CAI WAllANTT. $6995 1967 Cadillac COUPI Whilp with black vinyl top, red IHthOI' lnlorlot. F u II poWer, factory air condlflon1nt. NIW CAI WAI• U.HTT. -.... , . $4795 1966 Cadillac SIDAN DI YILU. -· · ,,U. wtth l>lu• Interior. One ow.nw. Fiii powtt, fedMJ ali concHtlonlng; $3795 196.l Jeep Wagon $6795 1968 Cadillac 11.DOUDO 11 .. with blvt vloyl lop, blvo 1"1otlot. Foll powot, lac. lory olt ... dKltnlng. -CAI WAllANTT. $6995 1967 Cadillac . 1968 Cadillac COUPI DI YIW Turpolso with black ¥inyl top, bl.ck S..tlt.r lnt.,l•. :f.GT"'°'• ftclofy alt coodijltnlog, N1W CAii WAI-• $5995 . 1967 Cadillac llDAN DI Yll.LI ' B.~DO Tarqu.lse, whft• •lnvl tep1 'tu~rlor Ftctory &old wlth -browrt vfnyl ·to,, i,,...l'I IMth., lnt9tier. M air cond~oolog. $4495 . t '' ;AiiTf.foctory a~ $5795-CAI W~ 1962 Cadillac SIDAN DI YIW wt.lto wfth Mick Interior. Full power, f1ctory 1lr con· dKltftlog. J0,000 MllH. ONI OWNIL $1295 196.1 Lincoln 4 DOOi 1966 Chevrolet CORYITTI N1tbaclr:. Yellow wfth bleck-le•thitr. Full power, f1• tor air coftdftionlni.' 10,000 Mil••· ONI OWNIL $3595 1966·0Idsmobile STATION' WAaoN 4 Whe•I Drive, tWhlte with blue inttri•r, 20,000 Mil••· factory air condr+ionin9. like n.w. &ol4 with I.I.ck INthar lnt1rlot. Full powtr, f•ctory 1lr cenditienln9. Vi1te Crulnr, white with blue Interior. Factory 1~r ·coe- dltlonlnt. t $2395 $1795 $2795 Oldsmobile -Cadillhc 1150 soum COAST lllGHW AY !494~to84 . Laguna Beach 547~31·03 ·'t~ ~====~:====:====~==~====~ . ~~:::=.=~===== Uoecl Cars f900 11Mc1 Cors 990I Uoecl Cors -9900 U .... Con 9'0C UoOll Con f900 Uood Con -Uood Con f900 Uood Cars -Uood Con -.UICK CADILLAC 'SlCADIILAc-. .. vm. CHEYlOUT COR'Ylill __ FO_R_D--1 MUSTANG l'ONllAC T-llRD <; · AIL POWER lncludlns air !---------!------- ;. 63 1UV1E11A. 1 ..-. Pwr ... CADIILAC Sedan de condl-. pow"'-· IH2 Chft ~tin.pickup 1111 OORvrrl'!l .._ -"5 GALAXIE SOD XL, lftGI, 'II MUll'ANO m'. • VI: YOUNG lololmu -.,.._ &I T-111111). NI-· J'oc. •tetrial wJ:n6owa. brakes 6 v& AJr Ult it.e«blc power tnlrn, powf!' ~ Hmt to ftnd model with thli OT wttb blr ...... AM-I'll tm lat. Pwr ltr, llect win· auto. 1ranl. CUit tnt. R./H. pu:r cu provided bu 'IT tar)'" ~ a.e_ .._ IUl ,.. ... E.tzu. •. MS-ISL! AM : m '"'""" belce'. -.,....,.,..~-.tnmk i'¥,1.lo<~;~Uliln rodlo. -nutolll• dows, AM-l'M, :t110 .... Xlnl moch. cond. $Ulll. GTO at -4 borrol, 10Jrwt 4M tr .... a-, ):I. or eva ....... L • at 2' 1 r tnterlcr. MUil opemr. Radio., btater, cd ._-........ lf'llD. Im-blut. n... ~don. Prtced XJnt ocnd. $1725. Mf..2G 5M-J!88 traa•, Hit • Hera AM/FM oat. ,_ Htwplrt a.ct. . ·-BUI~ -~ """1lloe at !2350 far tm. ...... 1 Om. ~.Ill • . • _ _. '. at smt lor ·-aid ap-'tc l'OllD -y., rodlo, I trodr -.., tapo. -. -~ ~-· .... ·--( ...... ) . ,. M•.. _ ......... Pit••• . OLDSMOllU -· cond., ----------awa: orFEJ1. -.Nie-CaD IWS-Tl51 -""""l:dit. --.ur. ML Good ttr .. -.. blue -. --._ T-BlllD --• • ...., • dlr. ·, .. Sl!llAN DoVDle. Orio C.0~,~-..... 1'1>· ('!14) 116-0B15 • lop, -lot. 'hb -tlrm, -leak II> 1-=======·I·~ A.ft~• •A -~ -.10 ... ml, lull ...... --.. "!" <i,fZJ.... COUGAR 'tT <Ulll. -...... -----.. ~-VI ....... iw.A\,; • ----air utru. 49&41M -0.A.C. • •)f ~ IMPE·· AL cond.., 1900 MM PrtY. • -CADILLAC ~ ........ In -· • ELMOIE ..... ,...,.. air; -.... P/I, '"' l'ONTll.C G.T.O. --(l) • -1--==='-'---1 _.. ..... Facl<W7 air cm-CAUA•O '67 C ..... r HoNlop 'S a..,.w -1 P/B. nd., ldr., W/W, Hat. -,4...,im1U.floar, T-BlllD 'II; pwt;-m' "' Odllloc l'leetwoo<-nr -. ......... v~. a1r caad., "'· lull...... Beet on. -· "'"' ...... --...-wtth -Wiit. 1a11..,. 111 ......,. • Sf=·=~ lull power, ..-.;""~ '67 CAMARO Sp! Cpo T~~ Imm-1ate ... -lllodl 117.:,';;· dt T PM 1111OUl8•4 drIn',1 mo-1mka top. PQlltlwb Ille pota~ -.;._ C • - --•brsl<a.WODI =..~~ aolll--Ph. 891-JDl ::::-.:-.'"".:::::: !:.i"!...11111~~ -~~· Prt,.,,.$111111.Nt- fut Nle. -bill -·-· -.. °" 1$!00 -BM .• w--.... Wlll llno. baL Af. JEEP "'1Jat.) -cu -Ill ...... -,. T-BlllD. 1'1111-. -~ ...., _ _, .,. eac-; Good -• -°""""· Only 10 ec.om -~~ -~--·~ aoodUna..,..or ...... -. $2267 ruELlnjectod 'MO>ev•llo"". "' '64Joap51atlonW-'MOUl8.N5,V_.,4¢ -u-..u!n.IOpor ---· le 'IT CAI>II.LAC ccm~ Cu be .. , .. Sp 41. 129 can ftnmc. .n er smt P.IY· Mallbu SS; f spd.., poG., 19&T COUGAR (G.T.) Local t-wbeel drtw beautiful o:n-Good cmd. MUSI' DU.I mo O.A..C. Pll'b'-lfW I p.m. all AD Black. i.o.dedt 8ta"9 Blo'lldeDr ... 11'.B.. --u~u--· .... h.YJ'.duty1u•penalon: own•.J'ullyequippedl;ah' MM-z-'nna Drtv to 5'1-2100 ELMORE _ .. ,.,-======·I -"-6 •-Prt --~. u...... --..... metalli c bnkn, spec. eondttknnc, Dile bnkt:t. .....,...., •""" ' • •M.o THUuD•R&lllD ;:;: so.iT1 P-'"Y .. CADD.LA.C Omrt xtnt O.A.C. wbelia; JdnLu Uel; nn C&ll toda1 tor NCrtace l&le. the market or ell the road a STARFIRE CGIT, Oril: ~ :1 t b *b7 m 1-.:,,~=~-=-"vw.;;;-eond. f Bnnl MW tires. ELMORE blk. pmt: elee. wt&dowa. ea.Giil di'. tun. . own•. X1nt mecb cind. NQTORS ~ KUil 1111. S1IOO ~Do 0-. Belt o«or. Mn. BUv. . MO-T131; M>-'1:112 ... ltlT OOlXWl. -· Pbaoo cu a.!:'!'n :-put 1'11" 1115. m-a1 ~OY~ -... Tllil dlr. ta--'Q Aft. a _ 'tfk:endl 67$--0100 'MOTORS '65 DIPAI..J.. 320, f dr HT, 5*-1111 dlr. mmt. u low u pa.oo per 'M Cl.DI +u Com, elr, Jaed. 15.'Q Beach~., Wstmnrtr 1111SS T-BIRD. 1'bt dlllla o1 ,;;;...:.;;:;:...::::,,,:::-;;:-;:--=c I ·sr CADILLAC Cope Do TOYOTA tact ................ -... ,0.A.C. o4. o.t _,_ ""' "'1 time. Loco1 -for 10 N~ "::'If~ ~ \tJ'.Y. vw.. -.... ttr... Ph. 119"33>) ......... A·l C<>Od. Ori(. DODGI ELM01· E Id. Olll all ll Lm. MWMI ROY CARYIR _... -be ......... PILOI'WANTAD11 M2"""11 RIBll well. M&-9'J5l 15300 Beach mw .. Wltmnltr Owner. $1495. ~ . ~ IC<llldlr . '61 CAMAllO SS ""'· 4 .... JS&I ruEV I~ air ... DOOGE,,.,. GT. Prt .... MOTORS PLYMOUTH --~NllA ... ~ -.• T:iint ... .;.,.... -Cars ftOD N.w C1n 9IOO comp/dutdi,. dlx. tnt'r, sd eond. WW ael1 rtabt awt,y :,-. XlDt oimd. $ 1O95 • y '6'l BelwdlN 1 dr -~. ..._. Air oandltlmal. Onm. cond. l:l!llJ. m-om for IHllJ. Phone IWS-'1151 IG43!5111111p.m. . TOYOTA ';:;.; V-t, PIS-.,,_: • ICl6 4444 •llMnl• DA'IBUN/2 . . ... ... _..,, _ _,,,_,_ ..... ...... ,., ......... 21"""" ,_,.,, 'ltllllt~ ........................ ., ...... ... ........... ,. ...... -.... 1 ·. Oji:) J21MS.;;:n..,..., ........ "l:iiiit. NOWI We -THI D, .. ,, for ... World'1 Malt A.*mc14 ' 4 WllMI °''" DATSUN PA-ll(OL,_ Wl'LL '"°"' fr TODAY 1'1't • .GIORGI ZIMMERMAN DATSUN • IAlB MIO tllMCI PllONI MN419 --.A ' .......... ""' Ceott ..... ' COMET dlr, ' 'II DOOGE-. 2 ~ .• -· 1S!OO ..!'.!:; ~-OoJi '8,llJO ad. -..0 °"--· T I too 'IC T.-i> Ladall, fllll-. SAOl!nC!:! II a....Do! ...... , Ml. aood -. ., blo-lnlamll1.1310-·-·--toe air. ---Slllll. nr. Xlnt ...... -"""·........, UNCOLN ...., 111u -. -Pb. .. om .... ... OOMET w... ...... 1111-3533 •ii IPORT VAN .... OJI ... ,"" !WI. .., ..... caad. 1 -RAMIUR TORO .. ADO ..... ieo ar <&r m-Ol6I CONTINENTAL '12 eotmm:NTAL Air' '5T PLY w-. mtr. -1-------1----""'---1 ~HMOLET FALCON F/P, UKE NEW. llmt 1111. _, -• -· ~,. IWIBLl2I. .... -'fl'IQl£1N.\DO • '67 CONVERTllLI "'· J111. ~ ;::! 111 $11 -. -.. mile.; dea; '3llO ~ otr .,. -\ °'"-...... ~ top, COLLIGI OR SCHOOL MERCURY "'SPOJ<l' ....... lop ---· -= Ill Miii 1964 ~ lmpdt, white liMtlw Interior, ndlll SPICIAL SeWnc t S99Ct Ht.I 1 Get ,...., a1 .., wll hi iflll*illll b 2 • dr. H&nttap with PJ"Pl!I' ttnt. aJro.coal., fbO,... '5llXI •a J'alcon Dllm lldln.. 1111 MERC a. ft. Statkm tG""6t ; IG-3651. iw • Wllb a,...... ._ Illll '°"" -..... """"·· .... OlmlrN<-1311. ........... ---t ~-·-... ;~~;;=:i;;=;;;;ri-===========-==== ... ====-1 $1515. or..., ~ dlr w...... -· . --'&I IR'Oltl' ....... toi cond. · .....-• .,. COl'm!IENTAL, 21.mo In-. lladlo, -· A --. -air, tilt * ...._ * NO!" Con tlGO New C.rw flOO '60 '!iiiiP.oUA O>nv. Xlnt ml. Ll(lot ..-. ...... .... --· °""' ·-· ....... -· * -* r~~iiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiii~ ,-. New top. Gd -...,, top --11111 UtS c.n.o .,_ Tralr 11no ======-=-II PIS Mp5 aft Ii p.JL i1s.3aO pow« air ... ...; tlftl,, en ~ d. • ~ ,.,. ••• d It I 0 a Md . lnOlt Ulla PLYMOVJ'H Belndtre. i* .ao:v. -... F..,. Callm....;. -.... low ,ulll.ODPll' ,..-., -Coll 2Dr.--lll'•·- -115.,.. c.n .... '64 WHlTE •/bit. -'""0..\.C. ' 141-Tm dlr. -; .......... -dlr. top • ..... • -""""' ELM"IE 'ti lll:RC Stotloo w--. l'ONllAC UllO IMPALA O>nvm, ""' llruout. $1,m. 111-1111 ,1 '" ~ Pn .... ,, 'air -. Good tram. tnkft:, top. Good , MOTOltl tlnl; mra ci.. tnlld• A 4 SPID. cond., 1325 or.,,.,, . ......., CORY.AIR \ TOYOTA oot. l!ac-. IT.II. MT.(UO • rnEV -eou,e. •· ·io.. ..._ ..,.-SPICIALISIS :fi,f:S_;;tr Prt -CXll\V.\111 -'.Ii. 4 ,.. - -~. "-ltM C0L0Nr ft. ltats.. HIGH PIRl'OIMANCI .ar. 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' J .. • • • Srpooth Sailing • Harbor Cruise Launches Year · Stnootll sailing Into the l~fl year IJ predicted for Orange County Alumnae of Chi Omego. · With Mrs. David Smith at the helm, the group will launch the fall season with an appropriate get.together for members and guests---a moon- ligbl harbor cruise. Gathe<ing at 6:30 p.m. next Saturday at ·the Balboa Fun Zone, party.goers will board the Showboat and cruise the harbor while enjoying box suppers and skits. Informal attire is the order of dress, acconttng to Mn. Roy Meade, ways and means chairman who is in charge of al!. arrang~ments. She may be reached al 67s.5168 or Mrs. Smith tnay be called at 544-8329 lo< further lnfortnation. Assisting on her committee are the Mmes. Richard Pereira. decor. tions; David Smith, entertainment; Harry Heffiler, in-vttaliom; Jerrold Heaton and Martin Walker, door prizes, and Richard Kissinger, refresh· men ts. PIPE 'EM ABOARD -Lining up box suppers for Chi Omegas and guests and rfl!Eldy to welcome them aboard the Showboat are (left to right) Mrs. William E. Pope and Mrs. David B. Smith. The fund~raising moonlight harbor cruise is scheduled for next Satur: day, and all party-goers are to be dockside at the Balboa Fun Admission is SS. and proceeds will benefit the Albert SitOOn Home, the alumnae's major philanthropy. The home not only is aided through finan- cial support by the group, ~ut members also Volunteer services by read .. Ing to and taking care of the children and doing special laundry chores. Also on the fall. calendar is the blghly anticipated holiday cookie Jet Party Zooms ·.c''"' 'fo ·nds . ·10 c ·harity Zooe at 6:30 p.m. · -A jet set party that will take guests to three California cities during a spectacular 11).bour fling will get off the ground Saturday, Sept. 28. Starting at the Newporter Inn at 7 p.m. with a cocktail party and dance, members of the $100 a seat entourage will board a jet at the Orange County Airport which will take them to San Francisco and the Palace of Fine Arts {or 11!1 art sbow and jazz fest At midnight the plane will whisk them off to Palm Springs for a poolside party at · the Country Club Hotel until dawn; wben guests will be transported back to their starting points. Send-Off parties will take place in San Diego and· San Francisco as well as Newport Beach. Entertainment at the Newporter Inn will be emceed by Casey Kasem, Lee Majors, David Canary, caesare Danova, Johnny Grant and Meredith Macrae with music by the Henry Shed Trio, the American Revolution and the Climax Corporation. Bands bave been sent by Mrs. Winthrop Rockefeller, wife of the gov· ernor of Arkansas, Official host for the area party will be California Angels' Jim· my Piersall, Orange County chairman for Cystic Fibrosis. The party will continue until midnight and can be attended for $10 per couple. Hosts will be the Anaheim Jaycees who h·ave arranged a showing of space-age sculpture by Sascha Brastoff and glowing plastic sculpture by Analt stevens. The send-off for those on the progressive party tour will take place at '9 p.m. and will feature the release oi a 1,000 balloons as a motor· cycle escort: cl~rs the way for buses headed for the airport amid bright searchlights and a blare of trumpets. tasting party. . . ~ Entertainment awaiting the jet setters at the Palace of Fine Arts will be an art show displaying the work of San Francisco artists and a special collection of Greek art from the Athens Hilton Hotel. On the jazz menu will be Joe Venuti, t-izz violinist. Jn Palm Springs, planes will be ~ed by fireworks and a 17-piece band beclted by an 18-voice choir. After a sumptuous buffet breakfal'I and cocktails by the pool the return trip will be made with guests arriving bome at about 5 a.m. Caffee Gives Grounds for Getting Acquainted Y Women interested in promoting and supporting the understanding with hostess duties is Mrs. Alvin Plnkiey (cl...r), while Mrs. between UC! and the suroundlng communlties are invited to a get-Eloise Kloke, president of UCI Town and Gown will greet guests acquainted coffee Wednesday m0ming, Sept. 25; in tile Mesa and brief\!' ouWne activities. Other hostesses will be the Mmes. Verde home of Mrs. Richard Newell. AnlJtlng Mrs. Newell (left) James W. Peyton, Marvin McClay and Spencer Olin. Opening Doors to Closets of Past Often Reveals Skeletons. DEAR ANN LANDERS: For !be past 16 years I have been married to a man who is respected and admired by everyone. He i.s succeufUl m his bu&kiess, has good looks, tocial posl- Uon and is loved by bis dilldren. Tbe ANN LANDERS people be works wlUl think he 11 the err.a.test. Our nmriage haa 1Ut4 l"f!t'Ol"d, his age and h1a relliion are not mounted many of lilt'• advenities -as be described lbem. the lou of a child, • busineu failure, Wbtn 1 coo&ooted h.l.m w l l h serious illness and a bad ear accident. . • Lul year l became acquainted with the facts be admitted everything and some people who knew my husband in agreed to go to a man1age counselor bis chlldhooil di71. Slowly I began to • Wltll llM! and get our Ille log-bick Jillt the pl-• together and today I oo the traek. To my utter ~nt, have ~ pl-• Iha( Is driving me the mmlage counselor agreed wllh ""'1· Hlsnol name ls !be name he is my husband !bat I bad ,no. rll)>I to ush)g now. His pai'en(s, whom he .Ue up the mucl: ol !be put and said claimed 'f~ dt1d, are very mpeb I should accept him for what he Ja al.Ive. He had a previous mirrlage naw. whkh he tailed to mention. His war What Is your Advice? -WIT'S END DEAR WITS': Tbe marrla&e coutdor ii ukl:lg a put deal, ftt I bellivehls advice II aoalld. Ill 1117 opl· aloa lilere II ... ~ al~. II 1"• tnu ap ·yoar manfar• ta mter to ,...., yoar hubud for his blaasre llebrior (b I01lllda sick to mej, It _.. meao "'""""'' .Jtlll'leU aall ,..ar ddldtta ai well. 'Do'a't do tt. DEAR ANN LANbERS : T have two maiden aunts wtlo are generous, kindhearted and floe 1n every 1'8)'. They dote on our son, age 5: Problem: 1'hey never ak me if Johnny can go tor a pony ride, or to the movie.a on Saturday. or stay overnight or go •hoppi1111 !or a trlcy.le -they aJk HIM. Of coune he ·says. yes to everythlnc. Wbat child "ouldn'I? l would rather die than offend then two lovely women. but I r..J ih<Y are oot being fair to me or to the child. ii tllere a .. ,,., out! -STfMIED DEAR STYMIED: No nlAdmi or Irle.. lboUI dltre(lri a dllld'I molllor ... yn -HI ,.....tt II. Tell Ille lill0t le'"8lte 'de0r Iii[,_ wllll1"1a..,, ___ _ --... ,._ ....... ,...., t. mike dedllou ~ are liest ftr blm. ' DEAR ANN LANDERS : I have bt-en marrted for Z1 years to a man who is an oversexed alcoholic. He can drink 10 bottles of ~er a night and more on weekends. He \ nevu touches ctn or bourilon. only beer. I have l<>id him he ls an ak<ibollc, 'but bo remlnda me that he hasn\ mined a do)'a work lo five yea:ra ~ he bragc about ti.1 sexual perfcrmance, whicb1 J am IOr1'J' to aay, ls u &ood u bla work record. . Aodatdll>i to .llim, JI a man cloem't . rnisl ·"l":k and cau make lo•• every nllbt bO II not an alcollq!lc. He ailo In· -· ha baa. never bolli drunk ln bll Ille. Can II bo -ho! la rl&bl and I am.,.,....,._ lllllCIC WAU. • DEAR JPIJCl'1 ... c11'1let _ .... __ ,.._ wdlafS-"•--· leaa, -......, ta ,., ..,..loold ti ' tolernce. A mu wM drlaD 11 boUJe1 of beer every Dl&:ht may Ir m11 Mt be an aJeohoUc. but be cet:"taJ.alJ' haa a driakl.IJ pnblem. Nobody c1a Hip a dnlnk w\e reh11e1 to admit lte Mas a drtallaf problem; .. alop.lrJ(lt(. e. .. yea ever Hard •f Al-A.a? l rec:em· mnd 11. When rom.ftlc (1...,.. tura to Wll'D'I embracea ii It lon or cllemilll')'! liOlld for flit -· "Love or Sex • ml Jlow to Tell Iba llif. fmoce-.•1 by Ann Utmera. EncW.. a long, stamoed. Mlf·ad~ en-~ velo[le &¥ SI cull Ill Coto.-. )'our. irequtlt. I>-i;-1. Ann l.lladen '1illJ be· flad to bolf JOU wtth.70ur P<ObJemt. Send U>e1' to her Jn. cart of the DAILY PILOT, or· Ing a stamped. Mlf-<MI-... vllope. ·~r •• I • -_,.... -. . --------• -·------= . ' •. z.z DAILY PILOT 1· '• " •I " .. . ., .. " ii " H .. ~I ,. •• " ,. . ii I. ,, " " '· J I ' • Double Ring Rite Nuptial Vows ~ecited MRS. SCOTT HILTON SMITH Northtrn Ctlllomlo Homo -- Toomey-Stucky Vows Said in Church Rite Muiul Ulelr-. la WMll Cou11tY .,.. Mr. and Mn. S<o1t ijlllon Smith WhL w•t m.MTied in t b I No l ll>borhond Congreg .. Uonol · <lluroh ol Laguna Boacb. n. Rev, Elllwortb L. lUcluordaon olllclated In the doullla rlig o v e n I n I Cl?'llDODJ. Thi bride, tile fonner Lynn WUllams, Is t h o . daU&hlot of Mr. and Mrs. U.weU10 L. \!olns Jr. of LaJUDO 'Beadl. er husband 11 tbe son-of • and Mr1. Plllllp H. Smith of Costa Meaa. t;sCOIW to !ht altar bJ her tltbeir, the bride wore a "1lit9 dllt .,..,.,,.. gowa · with embreilderld alencoa laee and ....i pearl ap. pllques. The empire stylinl featured an A-line Uirt, but.- tons down the bacl, a scoop' ·-..... ch&pel train. Her IGllC ~g veil wu eaUbt lo a lilt orcama baDCl. ·She carried a bouquet: of btaterfly orchids willl baby rOlel and p i k a k l ·-· M111 Charlotte Oates of l1nta Barbva wias maid ol honor, wearln& an apricot 11-lonllh sown with an apricot tulle headpiece at-, tacbld. to • bow of tht 1am1 color. Bride1mal~!i dressed identically, were Mlll Clnil· ty Allon ol Sonia _,,, and Miu XAlbryn Wolle ol PUodeu. Mlolldolltl c.,.. ried lhealll1 ol lool . lllenJ• med whit.I carnations. Belt man -Brodlord lmltb, 'bratber of the bridegroom. Uabn were St Catherine's Catholic scoop neckline and full Russell L. Williams, brother Church of Laauna Beach lonath e h a n t i 11 y laco of tho bride, William L. wa1 Utt ntting for nuptialt 1Jeeves. Her manWla of Betta Jr. of NtwPOl't Beach, untUn1 In .morria1e l\lla chanWly lace appllques. on .111-L. llylolt of Oosla MaU?em S t u c k y and nylon tulle fell to · her ~.. and ll<Mrt T • Cornelius Richard Toomey •!bows. She carried a bflu-Tolle:aon of Set Diego. II. * quot of butterll,. Ordiidl, · Mill Ruth Hall w a 1· The Rev. Robert - Bond white roses and 1tephano:tl5. or&anltt and Miu : Jane solentnized the single ring Matron of honor was Mn. Westbrook wu 1ol0Uit in the ceremony for tbe daU&hter WillialD Holslell·. oL santa cl!un:h !llled with urns ol ol Mr. llld Mn. Marvin G. B11rbara llld brlllumold ol!!'1anthtm'll!'•• •uca!yp. Stucky of Altadena and the wa11 Mlas ·Jeri Ann Stucky, tUJ and orchid 1pray1. IOD Of CorneUUI Richard wter of ~ bride from More than 3lO guest• were r-01 ol LISUU BHch. ~ ·Bolll ollandontl ~ at 1111 Nctplloo In ror 1111 noon rllal th• ~-l4inlllll. -... clnireh. Mll•\lrie ...... hrlclo -tld an A·Uno ol rQ )bMa .Wllti'IUll llalill 1111 MlnM, !llOll A. IOWD Of po.au do ooto with 1 . • ~ -• and carriad Oortlalton, Jolrtlold. aunt ~-.of•tlll)'. ia.-1. .ol a.. irlda; '*107 Vu · 'l\o aiata:oa of lion,, -. .J'l..i, · Oft!llio, aunt of tho lllda-·'1119' llrtdelm11d ~,andMluSuHn -~· . IUch ol ... Lull Oblopo, :I!!-.\ ~-JM.lo T who drculaltd tho ... II ·, · .. 'lit• aoold.ir,> c.10: boot. Othon ual1Un1 wore • ... · ol'IM brldt tho Mm•. Poul Sacblt ol obtrl won JU:~ Honolulu, Hal Smlth llld Tooho1, llohert ThlU'ltoD ~.!:. WldoU ol Lqanl olBo:rd ud '!.."!!..'!· Gr1a, an 1111 "'"t'lda , r , Lquu -· ll'tldllatu ol o Unlverllty Tho cham.....,. l'ICIPUon ot Ca lllor nla, -for 130 IUlllll took pla .. al -.._ Shi !1 t IJ'ldUlla tho lAluu Blacb CounlrJ ol La..,,1 Buell Hilb Club. School and hi w11 educated The bride Ill I crodulfo ol II Ntwporl Horii« Hilh Puodona CllJ c.111,.. Hor .._ and Ofanl• Cout hUlhand 11 a lll'lduto o1·111a Oollq1. Unlvon!IJ of Colorado HATS ON PAil.ADi -ModeJini their creatiOlll are Mrl. DIDltl Ev1111 with Ster Dull; Mn. Lam Tetzloff, producer and originator; Miu DIDlolle E•lll!f Tborouchly Modem Mlllle, and Mn. Georse Zavu, Me ·ond My Sh1dow (Im lo rlshtJ. Tbo benefit porado will takt plact nm Saturday ••llllnl in Fair- view stata Hoopilal. Lampshades Light Up Parade of Headdresses The public ls invited to ujOy the 1 i J: t h annual Lan>P1hode Headc!NU Pt· rade next Saturday at 8 p.m. in Fairview State Hos· pital auditorium. Co-1pon10&:i al tho SoaJ• America Loves Beat !how are the Orange County A1- 1ocl1tiOll tar ll t t 1 r d • d Chlldron ond Folrvlow Fam· W.1 end rrtonda, lnCorpal'· lled. Tho oval II o flllld· ralotr and tlckotl at a m11 be obtained by OllUnl 1111 Orlftl• C...t;J uooclaUon olllce In Santa Ano, Ml· 4111. John FrMllWI wW diroct the mulllo .., th• p11r1do. Pwifounlof wlU be th• Mu· lie Makora of the Swinllnl Ytar1 and tht Mooaton11, dlraolod by llalph Woblltlr. Orllinalorw 111d Pl'odUCWI of tho procram "" Mr. ud Mro. Lorry Telllolf. Mr1. DoroM ·N~l la dlrtclor ond Ricllonl W'-ol New· port lltlocb wlU """ u Ibo muter of ctrtmonlu. Son(• 111d moclalo to bl presented in tht small hat parade will be Thorougbly Modem Milll'e, Mlsa Dan- ielle Evans; Easter Pandt, Miu Kimberly K u n i c k; Pennie& From Heaven, Mila Dobblor Gro1ory: Lei Me Call You Sweetheart. Miss Michelle Galewaki; Peg of My H e a r t, Mlsa Julie Jont•i Uttle Grua .Shack, Min Debbler Becla,,.n; Wlnte< w..-Land, Miu Karen Ann Cooper; Good Ship Lollypop, Miao Yadira Sonchow; ind Tip Toe Thru the Tulips, Miss Ellen O' · CooneU. Beauty s a.1 o na Ovens Lit for Benefit A bob Alo bl lronl ol Pt1D1711 Stare, 0 r a D I t 1Plaa llbopplDI CCter. will blllll flrll ftYl llld IDNlll .... Joel opomored by W1llo m1Dlter'1 Bola Aljllla Pi chlPter, Biiio Slpno Pbl. -Tllo voil«y ol baked ' -will be Oil lalo from :30 1.m. at tbt Chapman A • 1 n u o llld Jjroolthunt -t location Oil Saturday, flopt. ti. ' llwllal tho proJeot Is Mr1. Wl)'DO ShllddOI and Mnollllll,I will bl Iha Cys. tic FibrOlla Foundotlon. A Sblp*10Cbd on on 1,.. land luau will tab place Saturday, SlpL 21, bl tile homo ol Mr. llld Mra. Stovt MeltOll. Dinner wlU bl lllV· ed by tho loolal committee headed hy ltll'I. Joe Wal· • • th• m~•lcal lnatrument OPIM DAILY 1M 'II. 'TIL t IUNDAn ll·i of your choice I NOW you ct" rent f1mou1 Nam• lrtncl btnJ lnatrum1P1t1 at Co11t Mu1lc. Our 1chool 1pprov1cl tri1l- pl1n 1ff1r1·your child the wond-r- ful worlcl tf mu•lc • • • the •••Y w1yl le certain before you buy! Rent ~y tfio mont+i -No le11tns roqulro<ll -~ ...... AU IMAi AmlU TO PUlCHAll • NO IXTl.A CHAl•n Ol DIPOSlll U9UIUDI • I -. , SAN CLEMENTE COSTA MESA 1141.E~-1Qt_I .... 0. .... k; If ... Mir) CUliMf .OW. IMIJ 492-4642 ·""'4271 We tt... • St.ct,,.,. IMli" ·~ WhlA ho lfllllafod "1111 Phi Delta Tbota. Alter I trip to Moxlco CllJ wl>IA 11111 will view 1111 O!Jo1plcl, tho nowi,wedo wtU fuldo In T11reo Arc11 a.,.. Si.+erliood With 43 hair colors we have the one llVlllLY HlllllT ... a .... February Date Set Feb. I !1 tho nupUal datl Hlocltd by two Marina Hilh School 1Nduate1, Beverly Hobert and Lewl1 Bln1ham Jr. Mil• Hebert, da111htor of Mr. end Mn. H•I Reher! ol Huntiastoa Bt1ch, 11 1tu· dylnl II Gold>n W II I CoU.11 where her ftanct, 11 1 ltudtnt. Ht 11 the IOD of Lewtl Bln1h1m, aloo of Hunttniton Beach. Laguna Group Anwrican Le&ion Aux. illary of Laguna Beach &•then at I p.m . the seeond and four111 Thunday1 In the Legion Holl. lfT'S BE fRIENDL Y 1l you havt new ntl1bboi" or kQOW ol &nY'Ollit movtn1 to our area. pleue tell Ull to that ~ may extend 1 bVftdlr welaame and hl!l11 tMm te l»eome aequalnted In thdr ~ •lln'OUhdinp.. Hlllllllon Buch Vis Hor "'""" Cosll Mm' 'Visitor MUOl4 St. (1111 Yldlor 4N4l7' """' Ylsler ''4UOl4 .• • • Now Featurea COBBIES by Red Cross Priced at $15.00 ' Ttmplt ..... 1'4llllOU1 lohoOI. Colla M111, It I p.m. s 2JOO HAlllOll ILVO. . . HAQOll IHOl'PING CINTlll COSTA M-~~ ~ •• you like ... BUT IF WE DON'T, WE'LL MAKE IT FOR YOU I Thal marwloaoa-Fanci-tone-43 dilf-toolon I Lullioul. nolunl lookill&', rn7-.rl•s colon. Wh isper.Jig-ht toning colors. Sophisticated .. Color Original&.• Arid now-a remarkable push· button dispens~r that leU u1 blend vov otMt-outom coWr. and duplicate that color .. a,., Wne. Think you'n hard to Dltuo ! Tl7 uo-and Fanti-tone, ibc hair color that doean'I waah.oot. CllMI HAIR TINT. SHAMPOO AND SIT $5.75 ~-Moot~ HMllQ'AIN 'A.LY'Y• Mia ,.,.. .,,..... ;:-.= .................. --~ . .,..,.... hi,..~ ......... , --'fl!:·.ar Is md ~ .. II· '"' the !VO rv· tee 'al· -......-........ -------~-----.-------------------------------------------------,.--..,.---~---~ • ·' '""'•' .. "'· Horoscope Aquarius: Loosen Up FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 20 By SYDNEY OMARR lzy to r<iorm IO)'ODO. Qo YOll" -C Cl!I be rill the tide. Brealdhrwg!I eleV>lted. 'l'odoy, come out due. • of tilt cloudo. If prac{lcal, LEO (July 23 • AUJ. 22): the --are available. ...... -t~ Check eerefully tn COD· SlMdy pace a c b l. v e I j'Ue wise man contr~ nectton with tin1nclal : reeul1a. Gain d •fl n l t e I Y ._. his desllhy .•. Astn>\911 -.- "·' Points the 'ft'/." pcrlunlty. Somo have w CAPNCORN (Dec 22-•nm• eyo Oil your--· If ' "<"""' (March 21-Ajlrll wise, you will be wary. Jan. II): Empiiasll oo 19): Finish, round out pro-E·~·• -·• you .,, travel, COllUllUDk:at1c, < • • jectl. Day for bulc .,,..IL .~ ~ you in· ~ty lo ..,Jarge ... ol ex· ! Avoid the tialby; .tick to vite loll penence. Means come out ol ; q.-y, ~ .....,_, vm00 (A 23-Sept. 22). "17 rut. Clbltno, read and , c;;-"""1ed with bealth, bulc UJ. -• var!..;. add to lolowledle. A floe " tasks. Big thlnp take c.,. Qwmge, Ir~ -~, day far ma><nc pW. wblch : of lhemfflves. are featui'ed. You are actd to eduoltion ' TAURUS (April »May dynlmlr:, al>le to win _, AQUARIUS (jan, 26-Feb > 20): You IUllriM yonraeU to 1"l'<po&ltlon. Stress Jn· 18): Newvtewtowardfinan-~ today. Your creMive urge dependence and orig:lnallty. ces of mate or partner is re-~ surges to f'Ol'efrolL At Don't take oo ror an answer. quired. Means~-· :: gatberlng t 0 n r c ht ' COi& y~ peraUrlliveoen wins. shoiald change. sen up. " ' pliments .,. drawn lo you. Ll!IRA (~ 2S-Oct. 22): llour llOlcl on r-s -~ Feature derinl c:bange and You c a-n t f 1 n d out. tigbt. 'NOw M;rive 'f« creeter ! original approach. Gr 11 b everytbma at once. Be peace and harmony. spotllgbl . mabn and patient. Some PISCES (Feb. 19-March GEMINI (May 21.J'une bebiJld...,..,., ootlY!ty takes 20): Pennlt others to grab 20): Your bunch about ellect. Yoli leare, dl>c:DV!'f inillative. Pace yourself. . home, property ts apt to be -add.I to your character . Now ii time to ob&erve. You c. correct. Don't let *>)tone and ~· can learn from mi9takea of • .t,. steamroll you into dechion. SCOJlPIO (Ck.'t. 23 •NOY. otbera. Time is on your side . . '°°" Protect mvestmetU. Get 21): Learn truth about Play waiting game. Make facts before making any upirstlon1, friends. Key }s concession to mate, partner. decisioo. to be realistic. II you aik too IF TODAY IS YOUR ' . CANCER (June 21.July much you invite diaap-BIRTHDAY . you are at- 22): Your judgment con-poinbiient. Some who mean tracted to music, l!'udl ~ cern.iDg brother, 1 i • t er , welt simply do not have pressed by sound, 111Cluding other close rebtl.ve apt to authority. Act aceordJ:ng!y. the voke. If single, mar- prove accurate. Key is to SAGn"rARIUS (Nov. 22-rtaee •e:em• close at band. aid relatives to relu. Don't Dec. 21): Promotion 11 due. ~am~-:1~ i,1:.1 finan· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii GEN E R A L T E N· AM••K:A'I /)-~~DRAPERY ., .. ., 1 ~IJJjC~EA~~llS llttmeY• Wahr Dtlrnqt e PLAMI PROOFING IXCLUSIVI DENCIES: Cycle high for VIRGO, LIBRA, SCORPIO. Special word to ARIES : a dlange of p!IM illdicated where job la concerned. DAILY ,!LOT %/J Half Sizes -you11 wnh and wear and wear and w.ar-~ everywhitr .. Dacron knits In 1lowln1 ..i. ... from $20.00 ' ... . ~~:'sHALF-SIZE SHOP Husbclnds Tee Off for Feast .. Fore" sizzling steaks are members of the Orange County Alumnae Club of Alpha Gamma Delta. '!'be group will host its annual husband's pelfy 5atur- day, Sept. 21, with an afternoon ol goll lollowed by a beri>ecue supper in the Anaheim home of Mr. and Mn. Louis L. Cwtis. Swinginf into action are (lelt to righl) Mrs. William H. Reed, presiderll; Mrs. Don8ld 11. Wood, vice presi· dent and.Mrs. Charle< Gruber. Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae may call Mrs. Edward Repic, 633-2690, Mn. James Johnson, ~90, or Mrs. Wood, ~. for reservations or additional .information. The next meeting o1 the grorip will be Wednesday, Oct. 16, at Montague Interiors, Anaheim. Readership: You Spell 1105 Newport Blvd. Coota Moaa Ill .. '/I ............ , ... lttMt" Hours: 9:30 to 5:30 Friday to 9:00 Abe U4 Or•a;alcft Mall, ......... it A-n-n L-a-n-d-e-r-s GUAlANTEED DIAPEIT CWNING The Tee Tattler THE LITILEST SPAT livens1 . . ' - • • • ~ ~ ~ • . " ' -• .. ~ ..... , . &a Dr•,.,., CIMnlnt-Perlect ,....rd1 .... tht ..... your llrapery, ., 100% ,. plK.,.,..t If CIHMIJM. e Na WlltN HeHs • No Shrlnkaft f' hrfkt lven .....,.. • Watw Stain 1"""91 • hrhct ,, .. , , ....... • Pnh:uloul lnatallaf'IM OUR IXCLUSIVI llRVICI ~-· e ,...,_.._,, Rlfttft'•I DRAPERY •T ....... , .. ...,.._ CLEANERS • !':" ... ~';.,. ....... All ef -C.nty Off fer ..,. & urry 20% 540.1366 0 642-0270 1702 NEWPORT Bl.YD., COSTA MESA SUWIG A•NZ,WJl\AA 5 IL\41 I (Edttpr'1 Note: A wl11mn ti _., '°" 90lf i.corn win •PP9•• ••eh wfflr. In""' OAILY l"ILOT. TO\flPOrl ICll<"~ for lhl wffk, pl"M tnl IMm to P.O. au. 4.UO. COlll• """'· '"°' m111r bl rtoulvld bY NIOnCMI'.) RANCHO MN JOAOUIN . LOW l"UTTI -Flltlll 1. It.. Mml!I. J-C1U1twn. lt1 L"'"'tord J-. C • F. 81~._ 221 1'119111 H, TM Mmls.. NOil.., 1!1ffonl, :U1 Marvin Joh-. »1 WMlltm llr•*r :M; Fl!PI 111, 11w """"'· W1rnn Coll 111, 11.-.-. sen.et ... , »I l'llltll IV, 11w Mmes. Dolls Dressed • • the top of the newest shoe.1 with two metal buttons.by 1 CAREL. in black.brown~ taupe or navy kid .. 37.00 in all im l shoe salons .. JOSEPH MAGNIN FASHION IS THE NAME OF THE GAME .J I. .. • • you'll find all the individual stars. all the winning clothes this fall in jm collections. here, team mates from jm coat and suit ___,collections, a dirndl skirt and shortened jacket suiting up in honey or chocolate cotton corduroy, sizes 5 to 11, 66.00 JOSEPH MAGNIN · south coast plaza, costa mesa . r shop jm 1t soutlt •-• pl.u, bristol 1t san diego freeway, co.to moH;_rnond1y, thursdty, friday ·IO·to ·9!30; tuetday, woclnosday, saturday 10-6 .. • • L --- ff DAil Y rll.OT Tlulndc!. Stp .... btr 19, 1968 Parents Go Back cfo echool Mrs. Jo 1 • p h ColltCJ• Pk. PT A OOMING UP : Members In· Fogarty, h 0 Ip It a 11t1 tu~ In peztlclpattni In chalrmao. was aui.sted by Mn. Barlel&lt Banbe.m Ule brldrge m .. atbon may the Mme•. Paul Ohllen, Preildea& call Mn. R. R. Hansen at Carl LtU<:k, R 0 b. rt COMING UP: MeeUnc ot 7 545-7837 for f'"11ler In· Part .. ozld· Louil CJ\1U. p.m. TUeoday, Sept. 24, In -• . . ~-··--formation .•. Lunctieon - School Vemle Calvet4. D a v I d Crowe, Jobn Doody, James Iverson, Ted -°'· C111tDn Peloquin and Fleldler Po• d ·, judge•. ·fo~ Nig~t· ,a • • • l3f Adams PTA : ~ Mn. Carl black Aliso PTA ·~ m~..,,_,..,. room. 10:30 a.m. 1burlllay,10ct. Dr. WU!lem Cumlngbam, · • 1uperirandeot of t be 3, at Ed:iloo Co.'a Electric Mn. Theodore 'Beane NeW!l011-Mesa Un l fled Llvln& Ce...,., Huntl~ R!PORTS: Luocheon for faculty and IWI wu hooted by tho b o a r d m-. Mra. John He(- ty ,.., In cllorte ... Com- mittee cbaJrmen we r e r!IClfied "" Ille board meotklll.utweek. •:-.C :"\ Pntldaat Pretldenl School Olltrlct, will tpealt. · Beacll. • ... . ·· .. ·. . :: :: ... {l ~ •• ' .. '" •• ... •• .. '• •• COMING !JP: Baek-to· llcllool Night at 7:!0 p.m. Tllelllay, Oct. 8. AasociA· lion meeting will precede ICbool room vlsitetion. . .Mra. Lawrence Poston, tecond vice pruident,' an- OOMING UP: B •ck ··to. Ice cream IOC1al will .coo.1 Night .i 7:30 p.m. R~°pttgj;TI;, White c 11 P Lindber9h PTA Thursday, Sept. 2 6 · board hindml were Mn. Robert Vlrldk Parenti are uraed to at· presented to the Jtaff at Prealdeat tend. the teacher•' Juncheon. . REPORTS : Board meetiJlg .A11istlng lludeota the COMING UP : Bicycle nle· was yesterday. New of· fiMt day o( tcnool were ty irogram and written Mariners PFO Robert Aodenoo l'Nlldenl -nolmces the annual llD&ltlbenlhlp drive will be&ID Mood<y, Oct. 7. Pr17.es will be awned 1<1 tile class wltJr tbe hl.ihest pelUfttage. \ !\EPORTS: 80ot4members hosted a ~ei I, o r porentl tile flrll ~ of the Mmes. Z. E. Averill, test for third Ir ad e ficen .are the Mme:s. Don Bruneau, John Wells, studerU tomorrow. Blcy- 'Ibeodore Beane. pre1i· Al Hurtt, )$: e n Ji e t b cle rodeo and safety film d"'t; · ~ytoo ~. Jlauennel>ter and Bruce Tbunday, Sept. 26, for ~Y• end means; A1d0n Hedrick. fourth, fifth and sixth Clarlt and Terry Chastain, . grade &Wdenta. AJloiJting """"""1es; Erie Evans, CM Hi9h PTA tile polke officers will be trea.Surer, and Jun Cblno, "' the Mmes. R o b e r t auditor;. Lyle Pl'oOtor ii Mn. Omer hner · Beevers, chairman; Fred vice1 jire&i.deot. Pretldeat Boehlke, Sam Cordeiro, COMING UP : Mee tine l"- 7:30 p.m. tooiglit. PTA memben of Harper and Newp<rt Heigltta ICllocl have been invited In at· tend. Dr. William Cun· nlngham, superintendent of t h e Newport-Mesa Unilled School Dlst:lct, will bold an imormal d.iscUS1ion. Mesa Verde PTA 'A-fn. Jame1°Manp1 President COMING UP : Ice cream &Ocia1 from a to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 2l, at school. Homemade pie, cake, f.offee a n d punch will be ...-ved. Pomona PTA Mr1. Robert Pauley Pre1ldent Harbor Hospitality · · • New faculty and principal of Our Lady Queen of Angels ~boo! will be welcom-: ed durin~ a reception at 8 tonight in the borne of Mrs. John !'ark, who bands I a symbolic key to the church to Sister Michael Ellen, principal, while Mrs. : Michael Esposito extends a welcome. : • day, Sept. 2l, In . tile ~ M:(a. John Noland· or 'Charles I.emb, hoi;pii.J teachera' lotmge ... Piper Mra. Reno Pi'erottl. Mr>$. ty; Raymond ~ Clarence C 1 a r k vohm-magazine; Jack Linco~ drive .Oct. 10 end 11. p c "-· RTS W;_, ll R. l<ered lo be art program Jegiiiation; . . _, REPO : ~rue ice, chairinan. and Marlo Pren tic e I: Grant Belnap and Mrs. mimeograph; Rober i REPORTS' Board members Keill!Kellogeattendedthe TeWinkle PTA Campbell and Galy" meeting today in the .Fourth Di.Itri ct meeting. Bilyeu, newsette; Rot:l attended Fourtt. District 1\-Irs. A. A. Johnson Sorenson, parent an . meeting today in the St. John Aux. President family life; John Farre Grand Hotel, Anaheim. • Mr1. Robert Reid CQMIN~ UP; Bo a rd publicity; Lynn Bo~ Officers are the Mmes. "" publicity reconl book; , Keltt! Keppler, vice presi-President meetin.g Wed~sda:v. Oct.-c. Foss, telephone dent; Carl Bergstrom, COMING UP: Ice cream ,._ Robert Klees, TV membership; Murr a Y • REPORTS : Officers for the movies; Anthony JohnJorf Black and Robert Miller, social featming children• year are the Mmes. A. A. typin&, and Ray Wbl 1 e c re ta ries; Roman cake decorating contest Johnson, pres 1 dent ; chester, procedure bookf Scheidel, tr ea 1 u re r ; and cake walk from 5::MJ Edward SChmok, Richard , .. Law r.e n c • Byward, to 8:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. Ogden, Ralph Boegel and Wilson PTA ~ historian; Miss L. L. %7. James Mangus, vice " Arnold, parliamentarian REPORTS: 147 members presklents; Larry Llttle Mri. Fred Slmpsoa : and Don Jack.son, auditor. and guests were present and Alan O ~~or n e. Pre11dent = The Rev. Bob at the meeting last week. secretaries; William Sut-COMING UP· Back.to• Schmeltekopf will serve Si&ter Vlanney'1 room 1A ton, treasurer; L 1 o yd · · . f education. and banner. Helpers are S t o 11.aroff parliam'en· meeting and faculty tea Summer Travels Come to a Halt as character and spiritual won the attendance award Baker, historian; Warren ICbool Night, astoc1a:1 requested far the hot lalian. N~ Hall .is 7 to D 11 ht ih Rea PTA lunch program. Deadline auditor. Chairmen are the multipurpose room. • Just returned from a whirl wind tour of Mexicn are ·' · three Corllfla de! Mar High School students. Living with families who are workin~ with the Olympics were the Misses Dalynn Smith, Junior; Dovell , Smith, sophomore, and Carol McCord, junior. The coeds are still comparing notes on Acapulco, Valle de Bravo the pyramids and various museums they visited. Mrs. Keith Kello1c President COMING UP , Bo a rd meetin-g at 7 p.m. Tues· Units Circle Numerous Dates in Red Allen PTA Homer Ozeng:har President COMING UP : Bowling league will begin Tuesday, Sept. 24. If interested you may call Mrs. Robert Duncan at 839-0'lO'l or l\.trs. Melvin Marant at 839-2214. REPORTS: Board hosted a ~ tea for the faculty in the ,- home of Mrs . Duncan. Crest View PFO · Eader PTA Mn. Darwin Zirbel President REPORTS: Chai rmen 1atWed are the Mmes . Leon Racack, motion pie· 1111"85; Horace Reynolds, Walter Smith and Billy Barnes, newsette: William Ward , art.and decoration: OJarles Reeves. press and record book: Thom as Hunt and Carl Vjdano, procram : William McOourt. Ray L e e , Harvey Heflin and Horace Jie1Doldl, -aod pera; Rid!ard lllpley • Johll Aclam< and Fred Extra, Extra Take Your Papers to Goldenwest Measuring stackS of papers by the foot is Mn. nolo. The paper drive will take place from 7:30 George Schneider, Goldenwest PTA ways and a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. '1:1, at Ibo school, means chairman as Mrs. Jerry Sutherland, presi-and prizes will be awarded to classes brlnging the dent records the contributions from Edward Comi-most feet of papen. . at 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5, on the patio. The Mmes. Robert Green, Lois Hallowill, Albert Andrews and William King are chairmen of the event. en- titled "Jeck 'n Bean Stalk." Cllffonl Hepburn, Juvenile Goldenwest PTA Dale Coogan, de Put Y protectioa; stepben Pb.in. Mn. Jerry Sutherland 1 up e rintmndeot educa- Bob ,Topalian, Lou l 1 PrMdeat tiooal IPl!l'Vk:es ; Robert Shaplro, Rufino Ferrer COMING uP: Here Come Sancttls, director of and Kemetb Martz, tea the Teadlers Is theme of claslroom senices, and 1.-----· T-first unit meetJna: at 7 :~ William Crane, member of ·~; -k Krull. M d Se l -in th Bo d of---~-p.m. Oil 1y, p ..,, e ar "' wi-. ... Ronald Murphy, Ro Y the multipurpote room. MN. Fredlrlck Vou was ~ rQC!inc and REPORTS: Board hosted a RanplJ, Gerald Reuter, Mil• Fey Fr)'ber1er, prln· ratified as Founders Day Myron Kraemer, Donald cl.pal. will introduce UM chairman . Morici< and Joseph Urban, teachen. Get acquainted wa11 and means : Rlchard sonp and 1ame1 wtD be Tamura PTO LJ<ldon and Roher I featured ... Mn. Georae Mn. Lowell Brink for courier articles is Mmes. David Knobel, art. RE PORTS : Appreclatd monthly meeting date. and posteT6; R i c b a r d lunche?Jl took place f<I Mrs. James Burnett is Gibbs, chan.cter a: n d teachers and H u be rli chairman. Great book11 spiritual; Norman Banks, Le atberman, princi;j program will be offered healtt!. and w e l f Ii r e ; Mrs. Fred Simpson again this year. For Walter Gayner, hon91"ary Mrs. Jerry Sturgeon 1 further information con· lift; Richard Johnson and ed. • . ' . " • ' ··. ~. ; 11:.1 • I :. !. 1 I ,. .,. J • • • • • • • • .. 9 • : • s • • • • .. -Jlnly;,. ~.,..L~ ·.:Dis.' ROtiert UVlllJUI\;, room ttp:umtatlwe; E. K , L .. ..........,.., afety: James • ... ~ Vll!lar PwreO. and JIJDC'heon ill the how ol Mrs. William Dunn, presi· dtflt, to welcoroe teachers and ltaff. The Mme•. .Anm'e• Edwards. Walter Tate, Richard Uhler, Jo tin Launch, Robert Green and Roneld Witte ass Is ted Mrs. Dunn . Carpenter a:nd husband, Schneidtr, ways a n d Preltde.t uni.or Ir ad aetivttiu. meam: chairman reports REPORTS: New teachers A1lo ratified are Dt.ve Paper Drive from 7:30 pretented at the PTO ' ' ' ' ' ' Dea l"onal. w,ys and -; S. G. Bl.ob, ....,,,.., aad D o n a I d ........ -pubttcltY. FV PTO FV Hi9h PT A Jin. Wlllam..IND Mn. WIWam M11011 Pr1.Cde.t-Pfttkle11t OOXIND UP: Ann u a I REPORTS : Board memben PoCDaa Supper wlD bellir ntilied are the Mmes. .. -,. Bo mn,ton, IecilLation: •.m. to 12:*> p.m. Friday, luncbeOn were the Misses Georle Weadock, mt11'1 Sepl 27. PhJUta Hlll!lry, WendJ patjcJpollon; Cb a r le s H T WoMf, Tolly Gray , Kay llllllr, -movt.., radio and arper P A Cartney. Caroline Colli· lelevflioa; Butt Kenmulr, Mra. Charles lJpol day, Mary Dupuy, Shirley recreation; Robert Pft1ldent Andersen, Melinda C11'1>"nlt11', nfe4y, and JU)PORTS : Board hooted a Hopkins, Mrs . Jay Zbn· Georte D1vill. 1 tu d en t luncbeoa for the faculty. merman and Mrs. Kit wtUare. Special guests were Dr. Tappan. '· . l • I ,. • • " • • • • -• " • • • • • • I ~ r • I • l I • • • I • i • I • • • I • I ., I I t I ' -... ·-· . .. · ... ~~ . . ' .. ·.: .. ~"·. ~~\·.;,· FUR COLLAR TWEED COAT' • C. Dainty flock dot blouse 3 99 1 A. Lam inated sharklkin tweed of rich wool-cotto!'H'oyon c:ind nylol'I blend forr •.extra w.ar. Lu•h lamb fur wedding bond collar. Th,.. button 1ingle br1101ted styling with 1lo1h pocket1. Grey twee d . Sizes -'to 13 . of wash 'n wear 65% Do• • va u• 19.99 value· cron' polyester-35% cot· 2' 7 15 77 ton. 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Lllten to: A Com• blnatlon of Two," "I Need a Man/' ''Piece of My Heart," and other greatll ZODYS RECORD DEPT. 100"' HUMAN HAIR BANGLETS • Pr•·•tylecl reacly to w•arl 297 • 100% human hair Jn 36 popular 1hacle1 •Simple to attach for a n•w high-fashion look.I Thou1and1 1old for 9.95 100"' HUMAN HAIR WIGLET • 100% natural human hair 5 8 7 •Choice of 30 popular 1hocle1 •Versatile and flott•rlng •Limited 1eledlon in dark shad•• CUSTOM FIT S•T•R•l•T•C•H WIGS • lteady mad•, yet cu1tom flt 9 8 7 •Stretch cap fill everyon• comfortably •Great for after showers or swlm1I HUMAN HAIR EYELASHES, :.~:. 97c PLUS WHITE &SHOULDERS - 39.95 value· 2676 ' •Safety coaster. brake •High-riser handle bar •Adjustable 7" extension stem •Boys' or girls' style •Also ln slick tire boys model FABl/LOVS SAVINGS ON HOME Fl/RNISHINGS AT BIG SAYINGS ON IWAG LAMPS, POLI LAMPI, TABLE LAMPS YOUR CHOICE - 9.91 values IA.LL SWAG LAMP Oma mental swag odds a bright note to living room or hall. DUAL LITE POLE LAMP Brass and aluminum with 2 directional bullet lamp shades. fOl.jlS FOR ( s FOOTBALL HILMIT .... 293 'Yalu• • RiYel o.ttached 6-pt. fixed wt1b •Sturdy 1" plywood top .... -~ • 1 ~-inch legs •full $'x9' size "-"" •Table fol~s in half, legs •-· fold in and entire folded .-.,. table can be rolled OI\ cotters FOOTBALL & TEI :;.~.'. 24.ft , •Official size -.:. vinyl ball > ~ •Plastic kickiK~, ~ ••• ZODYS DISCOVNT PRICES! 16·PC. DINNERWARE SET, 24-PC. ST AIMLESS SET or 8 PC. GLASSWARE SIT . YOUR CHOICE 5.98 each value TOOTHPASTI SHAMPOO arc TABLE LAMP Decorative styles to com· pliment a n}t setti,ng. 16-PC. ILUI WILLOW $1RVICI roa 4 OLD ENGLISH PAITERN, hi·ghize ceramic dinnerware. Set includ,11 4 dinner plates, 4 bread and but· fer plates, 4 cups and 4 sauc.r.s. 24-,C.STAINLISS STiil llATWAll SIT Made In U.S.A. AU -purpoie ·~oh· temporary pattern with lifetime guarantee ogoin5t tarnishin g. l·'C' UlllY OLASSWARI SIT Choice of 5 1ites and two patterns, Encore gloss with gla11 ho~ design ot Bimini bright stff _ 19~ ·· 33c 1.65 1i.11• size •For brig her smile •For effective treat- ment of dandruff • JV4-o.z. size e Family size tube SAVI 56c SAVI 71c SCOPI HAIRSPRAY& MOUTHWASH SUNGLASSll 1:49 77c 1.50 99c srze ..... • Fomlly 1ize 17-ot. • Responfl regular or super hold hair spray bottle • 12-oz. 1iz• SAVI 72c · •With free 1ungla .. e1 STllL HAND TRUCK -=~v~~:.1•7 45·GAL. TRASH CAN & COYER 6 .91 value 3•7 •Galvanized 1teel trash Y.l.P. WHITl INSIDI LATIX WALL PAINT 3.98 I~! -·~· ~ •• 45-PC. MELAMINE DINNERWAR(° DIXIE TOWELS GALA NAPKINI • New"'U" frame con· 11Tvction •Fib most 1lze gar- bage cans •ideal for can and • Ecisy to use on walls, ceilings •Tools clean with water !!i~~ 8'-7 • BOX OF 70 ~3c 19c 11.z:e •Super ob1orbent bathroom towels •White, pink, aqua or yellow " CHIPPERS MIXED NUTS 89c 49c size •Delicious treats •For 1chool luncbes • 12-oz. re·sealoble can SAVI •Oc PACKOP60 ,, 1 Sc 9c value · , •Quality table napkins •Pkg. of 60 ' . ... ~ .. SAVE 40% NORTHIRN TOILIT ·=-? TISIUI ' 1 Sc 7c I Northern value ~(0 •Facial quality, •oft tl11ue •Singleroll SAVI OVIR lhl i erl!d.ertis~~e! MOD WATCHES SURFER WATCH moving furn!- . 1Ur• tool TRANSMISSION FLUID ~Sc value 29! ~ ........ •Calif. illl state approved •For all pauen- ger car1 Rllll FINIR FOODS YOUR 33~. CHOICI 49c value• WHOLE PINlAPPLl 20-oz. can whole pin•· apple. Deliclou1 with cream cheese and nut1. GUNKU HERRING 6\12-oz. con of fillets varieties. for salads, anti posto1 MARTINI ONION.I 8-oz, jar, double mor- tini onions dellclous with Iodys gin, vodka. LIMON PEPPER MAlll(ADI 2Y..l-o.z. bottle, tender· fzes and "°'°"' fooda. cov.r • Leok proof and rust• proof •New DvPont formula 2.20 value •:e::~:"d 97c •Apply in sun or lhacle •Jumbo 2\h-lb. jar • Cr.oiny or crunchy •A lunch box treat SPICE ISLAND .WINI YINIGARS 29!. 39c value •Deliciou s on JO!ad1 • • ltM win• with garlic •Whl'-wtne un· flavored •Red wine etchalot • 12-ounce bottl .. • btro covering power •I e11. of dinner plcrtft, bre11cl &. Ii utter pl11tM, cups, scrucer1, 1oup1. • 1 •er. of plotter, v1g•tcrbl1, sugar ba'll'I with lid c:ind c,.c:irn•r. DUPONT MOTOR TUNl·UP • -•·• --~ ·~-~ 7Scvalue ·29c •By Dupont •Simply pour in gos tank •Frees sti(ky valves • D111olves gummy deposits 12-oz.aOnLE ALPINE BEER Compare at 18c 12c • 12-oz. bottle • Refre•hlng 01 mountain .,, • Bottlecl •xpr•uly for Zodysl .,... ..... ., ROYAL DUNDEE SCOTCH WHISKY Compare 399 at 5.77 fifth 8YIARSOLO •Imported from Scotland In casks •Light ancl mellow ·e ll•ndecl with th• fln .. twhi .. r.iet .._ •"•"' 1.,Nfe<HM• .,.,, ,.n,. ·----1 . .-............. 1,..... • ' .. .. t • r• RUB BERM# LITIER BASKn .. •With tiuue l ,69 value dispenser and coin holder •Popular colors JODYS CANADIAN WHISKY Compare ot f.75 4~.~ • 86.8 proof •So very smooth •Drink it Jtrol"ht or with mixe1 ZODYS ":'RA DR"T GIN RYODKA 2?! GINz • Di1tillecl'9ith groin neutrol 1plritl ~- YODKAI " • 80-pRtOf;~,.. cool filtftiil ANAHllM·BUENA PARK ANAHllM·FULLIRTON WIST COVINA NORTHRIDGI MACH II.YD. • UNCOUI . ORANGITHOIPI AT LIMON AZUSA AVL AT PUEHTI USIDA &ff. AT llYONIHlll HUNTINGTON BEACH LONG BEACH GARDEN GROVE BURBANK .c>L-WIST • IDtNGll LOS COYOTH,Sl'llNG AND WOODIUFfl CHAPMAN • llOOKHUIST SAN FllNANDO aw. AT IUllANI .. • CANOGA PARK TOPANGA CANTON ILYD.ATIO .. .. -· <'- • L E . ' • • " I· .. " - ,. • ... ~ - • . r "' "" I ' • .. D J ue re '5 •• -T A ' ih \ ,1 • - -·· --·--··-~·------· __.,. .... ~ . . . . . .. . .... ·~ ... "" _._ ... _ .... • ,• • • t • ' . Thunday, Sepumbff 19, 1968 DAILY PILDT B•4. FAMOVS NAME APPLlANCES AT ZODYS .to1f DlSCOVNT PlllCBSl $1 BUYS A fULL 1-YI. WAllANTY ON ALL PARTS &. Ai.L lAIOR ON RADIOS &. RADIO-PHONOGRAPHS . . REAL TONE 3·BAND· PHILCO SOLID STATI. AM AM·fM MARINE RADIO CLOCK RADIO P.~:~~IG 15•4 I PHILCC 1•11.95 value ·9 74 39,95 value • 10 tran,i1tors •Tele1eopic antenna locol-distance switch •Simulated leather ca'e •Earphone and ioc:k PHH/to• TUBULAR SPEAKER FOR ' "BIG RADIO SOUND" SAYE OYER 50%1 3 .95 value 147 •Fits any transistor radio to give it big radio 1oundl •Speakers at both ends! •Easy to connect! •Fitsartytron- sistor radio • Ouhtanding value •Solid state for instant ploy • •Wakes you to music •Automatic volume control •Wide rang• 1peo\cer AMAZING SAVINGS! 16·TRANSISTOR AM·FM 4·BAND RADIO BUILT•IN AC·DC MHol16+4 . 2463 •AM-FM-SW-Ma rine bands •Super sensitive . 1peoker •AFC on FM band •W9Clthff resistant vfnyt CQM GREAT FOR THE BEGINNER • ' STUDENT SIZE FOLK GUITAR !~i:! 943 •Steel reinforced neck •Geared mo chine . heeds •Steel strings •Hardwood finish COLOR TY UHf·YHP·PM ' ' ANTENNA KIT 19,95 value • Recoll 82 channels •Range up to 120 miles-VHF •Rang• up to 60 mil•1-UHF •Range up to 80 mil••-FM 9•1 •kit tnclud•1: pole, 50-ft. twin l•ad, 50-ft, guy wire and all n•c•ssory hardware! GLAMOUR LITI COIMITIC MIRROR 17.95 value • Ooubl•·featur• mirror,., one side magnified, the other side regular! ••• • Adfustable.atand •Carrying (ase in bone or pink. •One year unconditional _guarantee , PARTY·TIMI ILICTRIC DRINKMIXIR 9.95 value 3••. •Electric mixer for malt•, juices, 1oup1 and adult drink• • 32-oz. container • 1 year unconditional replacement guarantee DELUXE TEFLON® STEAM, STEAM AND DRY IRON ~.-----. 21.95 value 7'' •With Teflon· coated sole plat• • Putk·button spray and at•om control• •·TemP-ratur• setting•for all fabr.tce •One year un(ondl· __________ ,. tlonal auara11tee Me4e1DJ26 •By Mannfna· 'Bowman ' MANNING·•OWMAN VIBRATOR KIT ' 9,95 value ,.4 •Vibrator kit for beauty treatmenh and gentle, comfortable, manage • '-lnt•rchangeabl• applicators • t yr, unconditional gu~ant•• REFRIGERATOR WITH 48 LBS. FROZEN STORAGE AUTOMATIC HEAVY DUTY PORTA•11· COLOR TY AGITATOR WASHIR WITH NIW CHAllll "22" CLAIROL "Kl•NUI" INITAINT HAIR Iii llR:· ---24.95 value .14 ·r: •Doffyourhatrfro111 " roll-up to bru1h-out In minute• • !Umlnal•• alffplno ~ on roll•rs • T.f pat.nt•d h•al• retoining rollera FABULOUS VALUll MH:ef t• . . . ' IQUI•• •ROXODINT ; ToorH•RUIH 19.95~11•ue ,1·0 ·•3 • Recommend•d by mor• d•ntlsts than all other - automatic toothbrush•• c9mbin!ld • Approv•d by Coun(il ~n Dental Therap•uti(t of th• Ameti(an D•ntal Association •Unit contalna pla1tic • can with wall bra(ket and 4 bru1h heads! .. MlMlel25020 ., LIGHTWEIGHT HAND : VACUUM CLEANIR·' MANNIN ... IOWMAN ,,, IY McOIAW IDllON COMPANY 21.94value 9•4 •Weigh1only3% lb1.' • Handyahould•r 1trap&12ft.cord : • Dl1posoble dust bog • Compl•t• with B attachments MMtlHIOO · FOSTORIA 3·1Pllp :· PORTABLI HAND MIXIR 12.95 value 5s1 •Porta bl• with 3 powerful mixing 1peed1 •Pushbutton beater release • Fing•rtip control • 1 year unconditiona I guarant•• M .. •146115 MINl·COM• WITH 12" TY, RADIO AND PHONO . ZODYS REGULAR LOW PRICI 148.87 s12a COMPAU AT 349.95 s14a ZODYS REGULAR LOW Pl!ICE 191.17 s298s14a • • 33·1b. freeier with 1.5· lb. storage tray. •Only 2-4 inches wide- perfect for apartment• and 1malt kitchens ~---==t-;_::s;t _ _:·~,,~ll~·Width, fill·depth ,: shel•et 10-12 CU. FT. 2 OOOR REFRIGERATOR $178 AUTOMATIC DEFROST .............. .. 12-16CU. FT. FROST-FREE REFRIGERATOR ,258 2 DOOR OELUXE, , ••••••••..• , .••••• 10-1acu. FT. FROST.fREE REFRIGERATOR '288 ' 2 DOOR TOP FREEZER , , ••••• , •••• , ••. 10-19.2 CU. FT. FROST-FREE REFRIGERATOR ,458 SIDE·BY.SIDE -WHITE ONLY, •• , , , •• ; . 10-LARGE 315 LB. UPRIGHT FAMILY f SIZE FREEZER ............. • ...... • 138 11-16:1 CU. FT. ALLFROST-FREE FREEZER ,238 UPRIGHT -56$ LBS ....... , , .... " .• ta-30 GALLON GAS GLASS·LINED WATl!I HEATH •••• , •• • •• • • • • • • · • • '38 •Double action wathiftg •Heavy duty transmi•tion • 2 water temperature/ wo1h (ycles • Sof•ty lid lock • Pon:elatn enam•I wash tub • l 80 1q. inches 9f true color Picture area • lntfant color fld•llty automatl(ally •All-on-one dial VHF/ UHF channel lunlng 20-DELUXE 2-SPEED HEAVY DUTY ,188 20-8"' SOlJD STATE AC/DC UHF/VHF ' ,88 AUTOMATIC WASHER,,,.,., •• ,,,,,.,, ...• ,. 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PORTABLE DISHWASHER , •• ,,.,,,,.,,.,,,.,. 20-GAS m-uvEL-2-0VEN RANGE •2•1 10-BIJILT·IN DISHWASHER WITH POWER '148 FEATURE PACKED -All COLORS .. .,........ • TURRET WASH ACTION ................... .. LIMITID QUANTITlll, •• NOT ALL MODILI AT ALL ITOllll •lnstonl·On TV with 12" diagonal picture area •Solid 1tate AM·FM lO.fran1itfor radio ) Mth wake to musi( . or alarm bu1:ier • 4·speed phono IS-20'" DELUXE INST AN-ON $ TELEVISION •••••••.••••••••• , , , • , , • , • , , , • , , , •• 15 -295 SQ. IN. CONSOLE COLOR TV $ · WITH "CHASSIS 22"., •••••••• , •• , • , ••••••••• 3fl 21-295 SQ. IN. WALNUT CONSOLE t COLOR TV ••• ,.,, ••• , •••• , •• ,,,, •• ••• •• ,, ...... ' • • • 10-BIGSCREENMEDITERRANEANPECAN $ ' CONSOLE COLOR TV ........................ 488 11-WAlNUTCOMBO-AM/FM AADIO.STEREO& $ COLOR tv •• , , , •••........•. , .• , •••••••·• .. 821 °'I 12-WALNUTCONSOLEWITHAMJFM t I STEREO RADIO ............................. 1.88 IS-60WATTDANISHWALNUTAM/FM $ STEREO RADIO •••••••••••••••• , , , ... , •• ••••.• 231 t.. I0-300WATTSOUDSTATESTEREO $ LOADED WITH FEATURES .. , ................. 198 HURRY·I SOMI OUAllTITlll Ll-ITIDI ·u_i11 UD.YS__lllW, SlllltLl•llD INSTAll't CRIDIT OR YOUR •AllKAMlalCllRD ' ' . l .. • \ • • w IHOP & SAVI A'.f ~ODYI MOa THRU IAJ'. 10 TO 9 It&, SUN. IO·TO 'f ••• IATllPACTION GUARANll .. •• l ~ ~ • • .. • .\ t T - ~:-. .... ~ . ~ ............. -:~·., ... •, ... .. '. . -. -- ~ .. I I . r ' ---__ .._. _____ ------------ Theres more than o~e way to make your own money! lu1f for fun, you ml91if fry tlie nttl• ilo-lf- yourHlf kit 1upphed ebove. But pl•••• don't try to spend the money your m•k• thla w•y. If you w•nt to try to make the kind of money whlcli 11 re•lly apend•ble, try doln9 It thl• w•y. Pick up your phoM, 'dlel 642-5671 •nd ••Y· "I'd !Ike to pl••• • W•nt Ad, pl••••·" Wli•t ldnCI of • W •nt Ad7 How •bout 1111- uae7 Tliey m•y 6• f•tliol'ln9 ilcRf 111 your home, but someone elae w•nh them •nil will put them to 9ood uae. Your DAILY PILOT W•nt Ad ••n coat •• llttle •• $4.50. Think of your profit If you aold 1omethln9 worth mucli mor. th•n th•tl Don't del•y. M•k• that apend•ble money. A DAILY PILOT W•nt Ad wlll 91t It for yau Int ••me ef th••• nice thln91 yeu no lon9•! f•at. DIAL DIREC'f. 642-56 78 Say ''Charge It'' FIOM NORTH COUNTY PHONES DIAL 541-1221 DAILY .PILOT Want Ads Will Work for YOU I I • I • . ·---• , .J Thundi)>, S.,..,.blt 19, 1968 D.H. Otterman Claims Bride in Nuptial Rite 'Fttct <blsUan Q111rch, Ckrden Grow, wa the set- . llDC !or the double rill( nup- • Uall llniinC Joan Louise Henne ""'1 Dooald Hill 0t. terman, son~ Mr. and Mn. Lyle c. Otterman Of Hun· tlngton Bead\. Performing the rites were the Rev. Dr. D. W. McElroy and Clayron Wilson. The bride, da!Jgbter ol Mr. and Mn. Robert C. Herfue of Glendale, WOl'fJ an em- broidered lace a:owu featur- lnS a Uered -I in the back. A fabric floral crown cau&hl her Wusioa veil and she carried a D06tlgay of pink l'Olea wi.tb w bf t e on:hlds. W.. J=-t White ol Santa . Ana, matrc:ll Of honor, WO~ a lime green cbiffan aown, BPWOpen Busy Year Toasts to the Anniversary Celebrants A total of 82 years of marriage was celebrated dur. ing a champagne buffet last Sunday in the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club. Honorees and hosts are Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce Manager and Mrs. Nick Ziener (left) who marked their 42nd Woman Holds Reins anniversary and Mayor and Mrs. A, .L. Pinkley, who observed their 40th.~bout 200 well·wiShers attended and included on the guest list were city officials, CofC directors and prominent Orange . Countians. ·Teaching Profession' Shook' Sale Fills Treasury After canvassing more than 40 homes in F~ Valle)!, members· of EpsilOJ:\ · Sigma Alpha cbeptar, Beta Gamm.a ..... are prepared for the llrst lulol-<alaU!( P<Oie~ THE GREAT LOOK H""' 1o gel it? &gin tailh The bmsler! t111rs limed In ... switched on,,, keyed to today's GREAT YOUNG LOOK. llrr)l's OM Is reolly 11at •• , dMp plut\ft; podded just rfcM to Utt Y"' Into )QIRC -.. my stretch straps, Pf1Cli<atly lloclless. lfytoa _loce, 111qqft! JMIJlds or "111111Gi1PAll!'P~D·l.OO, 11 C-7.IO S111t•••1• ADVUrlSID IN VOSUE V.eta's IW · lM'NllL e ·1 riz ~•&W '' PORTRAIT YOUR CHOICE OF 811 X 10" OR 11" X 14" BLACK AND WHITE Regularly $8.95 Value c For Only NO SlllVICI CHARGI FRI., SAT., SUN. I Sept. 20, 21-11 a.m. hi 5 p.m. - s.n., Sept. 22-1 ~ -,. 5 p.11: ' ONLY' AT MAlt~IT IASKlT of the yem:. ' . A large a-ent· of · items will ·be Ofl"""1 'dUl1ni. a garage 91'1~-bigllmlng a!. 9 a.m. Saturtt,yl· Sept, 2.8, in the adjobiil)g goraps of Mrs. LouiillOcoa iii<!' Mrs. Wiliiom Miny. "· . ". ' Mrs. Wililam Wiener' is chairman of ilti. W.Y, ~od means prOje~ . ' . ·. Single's dub ' Saturday Single'• Club will m.e e t ·at the Windsor · · I:>ance center, . Anabetm, next Saturday and ·dance to the mwic of Tony Zeull Crom 9 p.m. to l p.m. Alumni Dance By PERSONALITY PIN UPS GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA .......... ___ _ ...... ~"*""" .... ---FAMILY GRDUl'S, •• He IXTRA IA.CH PlllSON- LIMITID ONE SPICIAL PfR PAMILY •• t "742 Edlftttr, Hun11.;,r0n lfoch ' • I -· -~-. _______ ...... ___ _ ... , • • ·A' N~w Chapter • in a -. • . Thrilling Adventure • • • SEW AM AA\BUl.AHCE TO ~5 EUCLtP SlllEET, APARTME~T 5- AMll/JlANCE.'!WWJ'S SICk? WHO ARE )'OU!' A COMPULSIVI GA.MILER C5AMILU WITH HIS WIFE'S HEALTH! r On th• plea of a small boy named Chipp•r Barker, Dr. Kildare ·axamina1 hi1 mother in her home. Believing thet Irene Berker hes the cher1cteri1tic 1ymptom1 of sleepinq 1ickne111 he t1ke1 th• liberty of phoning Bleir Generel Hospittl for en embultnce. At thi1 moment the hu1bend, Htp Berker, enten end wonder who kildtre i1, 81rker1 whose forlunes rise end fell like • thermometer duti to his inveterate 9emblln91 bets thet his wife's Illness It purelY. p1ycho1ometic. However, h• lets the tmbulence cell 1tariii. At the ho1pltel, when hu1b1nd end son bid the ailing lren• goodbye, the boy e1sur., his fether he cen find his wey hom• 11fely elone. Anxiou1 to place e bet, Hep ecc:ept1 the boy'• ••• 1urence. lut Instead of going home, Chipper finds e hiding place; in the hotpital and pl1n1 to ·~•Y· • . . . Wiii Kildet• find Chipper befor• he becomes d1n9erousfY. 111 from the Infection he he1 picked up fro~ his mother? C.ri the yoUn9 doctor help lerker rKover from his ecvte ce1• of 91mbll"f fever before he puts his loved ones' live• on th• Une7 :You'll flncf out In th• auspenseful n•w episode of Or. KUcf1,., NEW EPISODE STARTS SEPT. 30 IN THE DAILY PILOT , '· • I • 1 I I t I • • • • • • • .. • . . -...... -. - DAILY PR.OT A .Dream Girl's Dream Linda Baum (center) imagines hersell a proud mother, but Jeanette Baker has other ideas in this scene from the Costa Mesa C 1 v i c Playhouse comedy "Dream GirJ," opening Sept. 27. Rick Gunst pleads for compassion as "Doc· tor" Bill Graydon looks on. Indian Charity Benefit Set 'l1ckets -18,000 of them -go on sale Friday for the first major dlarity benefit ever staged OD the West Cout in behalf ol the Amerlcan Indiall ID be held at the Auabeim Con· vention Center Oct. 18. All mutual ticket agencies in Loa Angeles and Orange Counties, as well 81 Umted California Bllllkll in ~· County aod Wallicbs Mu.sJ.c City stores in botiti counties, have tickets to two benefit coocerts starring J-than Winters. Winters will lltar with An· dy Williams, Buffy Ste. Marie, the Cowsllk, and Paul Weston and b 11 orchestra in two concerts at 7 and 10:15 p.rn. The concerti" will b• spomo.ed by Arrow, Inc., the nation's lieadtne non· partisan organization work· il>g -...... tlJOn 200 In· dian tribec tbroutlbout the c"""'1. All proceeds from the event. will go to a newly establialled-. Jooal!!an Willier• American Indian Scbdlanlllp lund. Stars Running I' ---·-..... -~· But More Popular Totlay Actors in Politics Nothing New, Says Myrna Loy lly BOB THOlllA8 HOLLYWOOD (AP) Myrna Loy look& with feint amllleUlent at the feverilh political -v!Uet by ~Im figures in th1a year's cam. paigne. She can remember when the practice wu not so popular. The New York·b&.ffid star has been here for ber 103rd movie, "AprU Fools," with Jack· Lemmon, Oatberlne Deneuve and Cllarles Boyer. Her oniy regrt:t over the assignment waa 'that it tept her from otlendii>g the Democratic Natiooal Convention, where she bad hoped to work tor ber can· didate, Sen. Elli""' J. M.cQwthy. ''I'm ltiU nursing my wounds over hil )Oa," she milled. Unlike some performers who have recently discovered poliUcal con· sciences, campaigning hes long been a way of life for Miss Loy. It is .a.matter of convictim, linctl 1 p e e c h making does not come N!Y to her; lbe ii naturally thy and &OfWpol<en. But a political e<mcience was in· stilled clurUJt her .... 1y years. INHERITED ''When I went back to Mootana ID ll!1l'Y my mother la.st year,'' she said, "I vieit-ed the ltate capital at Helen&. They allowed me ti!• application my father halt made to run for th • ~stature. He was only Movies •bout 2Z at the Ume, but he wm the electioo llJd served one term.'' Her father w a 1 a Republi<an. ber mother a Democrat; the maternal in· flue.nee prevailed. W h e n Myrna -a relgntnc star at MGM in the 1930s, s!te lent her name to the earn· polg11a of Fronklin D . Roosevelt. 'lbia did not belp her relatioori with tbe studio botc, Louis B. Mayer, whose pertonaI hero ,... Herl>ert Hoover. She and M-ayer bad repeated battles. During that period In Hollywood hinl<y, stlldio beada -·fed political activity by their stan, argu· tnc tllot it woold lllieoa!A> a large portion of the movie audience. MlK Loy felt tile company pressure in one notable imtance. .. t me a cable of tbanJu, and lit told th• -"' my mee:aage. The an-a JDt beQ: to Gerrnauy. aod my pie. turea wert *med." She received a lharp reprimand from the Ne,..;·~~~iiiiiariiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij• York salel deportment O! MGM. But It dlda't chance ·her attitude toward poHUcal btrHll plans to oanl!ne ber ..Uv!tleo Io ...,.le<ti"vo IM>ltl. "I've had off e r a lo tun for otftoe in New Yark, but tb&t'1 not toe me.•• • •aid flrmzy . HI-WAY 39 DRIVE·IN IVIRY lVINIJilO AT ••• 7l15PM acth1ty. Her JJllblc duties becamt lntem:Wed after her departure from MGM. In 1950, secretary of State De111 Achesoa appointed her member-atwge on the U .s. commlaion of UNESCO, and ehe .erved tor three and • ball yean:. Sbe ""'""Pl«ned with Mrs. Eleanor Roooevelt fOr Adlai Stevenson in 1958, llllld hll set"Ved as co-chairmen of the Advia<lry Council of' the Aristocrat of SPANISH FOOD Delectable Steaks & Lobster Lunch·Dinner Open lO a.m.· 2 p.m •• Tw~ Locations THE GRADUATE • WllKDAYS .. OfflM o,.. 1;41 SA.tUlDAY-SUNDAY c..t1a1 .. 12:41 Steve McQueen & Faye Dunaway In "THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR" c.1., -PLUS 2nd ACTION HIT- William Holden In "THE 'DfYll'S BllGADE" C.lor ---;;-:==-;;:::7,"C=7.;;:=::---SU6GESTED FOi\ MATUl;E.AUDIENCE NOW SHOWING * Beach Boys Slated at Melody land Lemmon Calls Shots With Own Company One day lo 1938, sbe and husband Arthur Honiblow were entertaining at their Malibu home. While the guest. ~ frolicking on the beadh, Myrna was lis1'oing to a radio speech from London by the Czech leader Jan Masaryk, who Mtdly reported the sellout of his country at MU!'licb. She WM IO moved that she dispatdled a cable ot tiym· patlly to Masaryk. 1••22 N•wporf •f P•li1•d•1 . 2510 Weit Co•d Hwy. Newport •••ch C•llf, ADULT INTlllTAINMIHT The Beech. Boy1, OOe of the most popular young music lfOUPI to p 1 a Y Melodyland Th<et«, will be back at the Anaheim roundhouae Friday an d Saturday, Sept.'¥/ and 28. The Beach Boyl played Melodyland two aod a hall years ago md did. capacity business. Aho on tbe bill wi1 be two new names in the rock.folk tune field, Crash Roota and Sweet Water. Three performances are scheduled for the Beach Boys show; at 8:30 p.m. on Frid~. Sej>t. '¥1 and at 7 and 10 p.m. on Saturday, Sej>t. 28. ALL BUSINESS Jack Lammon Crossword Puzzle ACROSS l low In dignity 5 Weapon 10 Ptrlod ol pl;ay 14 Puerto Rican plant 15 Pas t, present or ruture - 1• • -In on1'1 bonn1t: 2 •ord1 17 Asstrt th1 opposite 19 F"lowrr: Informal 20 Book of tht Blb!t 21 Stekers of food 23 Ooob!t curve 25 Comet's lu111 lnous strt1m 26 l111portant cablntt post 30 Hlghtst p1.rt1 of mountain nngt 34 R1sldtnt who Is not 1 CllJZflt 35 -lllllU,_ 37 Ratlte bird 31 Qul!bK 1ep1t1tl"' p"'1: Abbr. J' Hl1totfc S1r1toga hor11 ract 4l Branch Qf unlvtrslty study ' " "' .. • ' • ) I 41 Alw111 45 lntfll Ion 4& Arab !If Turli: 48 Mississippi's discoverer: 2 word s 50 Fought SZ Son ol Jacob and Ltlh 54 ExpKtancy SS School subj tct 59 Shlpworm 63 Own 64 Colltction •11ency tmployt1: 9/19/f.8 2 words 8 VIiiage In 40 Town In 66 Abovt In Berksh ire California: authority 9 One who 2 words •1 -verte: goes back 41 Machin e tool Green tar!h over 44 Tumbl er 68 Ollflcult 10 Pttty pigtons to btll1vt b1rgalntr 47 Run 69 Enclosurtl 11 Having sup--49 End: 70 Austrian erlor skill Comb, form psycholo11l1t 12 Shakespear-51 Unscrupu- 71 Nlctnamt tan characlef' lous man for Edith lS G·Men and 53 Aff ixed OOWN 1 Clubllkt weapon I Group of r.''"' , -lltht truth!" 4 Out: Z wonl1 I On1 who ~s ffxtdly 6 foot: Comb, for111 7 St• In Ptgaus • • 1 1S T ·Mtn ant's John 18 Un iversity Hancock. offlctr 55 Busintss est· 22 -freight abUshment 24 Outward: 56 Covtr wllh Zool. asphal l 26 Had r-vard 57 Flat 27 Fruit 58 Ftmal t 21 Qufl>K'I bO Plant Thetford -111odili ed by 29 Roof tdgtl tnvlronm tnt 31 Kttn fol Klnd of )2 Withoul food start: wasttd words lnlomiil 33 S1tl1t ed 62 Fill tl: Htr. 36 St• 27 b5 Prio r to: Oown Comb. fomi • • By VERNON SCO'l"r HOLLYWOOD (UPI) The •tan are running the moUon picture business in Hollywood today, make no mistake about it, according to Jack Lemmon, who ram· rods bil own outtlt, Jalem Productiom. Saya Lemmon: "Every so- oalled star today bu all the right. spelled out for b1Jn in bit contract short of being the producer. "A star commands not only bis salary and in most cases a percentage of the profJtl, be al.so calls the shots on billing, script ap- prova1, advertising, casting -the works." Lemmon explained that once a producer nails a box office winner for his pie· ture, the star can pick his or her co-&tar and support· ing players. Say J u 1 i e Andrews is signed foe a film. If she wants to throw her weight around she can choose her leading man, change the script, bold final approval of the wardobe, makeup any anything else she pleases. Julie maker; the turnstiles click, and that is where the power lies. Lemmon j s one of those stars whose own produc· tion company shares in the profits and making of mov· ies with 8tudios or other production outfits. Thus far Jalem has turned out "Cool Hand Luke," "Days of Wine and Roses ," "Luv''l.==========:;11 and "The Fortune Cookie." "Cool Hand Luke" did not include Lemmon and has been a fantast.ic money· maker. The others were winners, too. "It's not as to u g h as you'd think, being part of a company that makes a pie· TWO FAMILY COMEDIES DICllllUI~ •m·A ·---·~--.... SMw ....,, 7 ,... c ... r. Set. a s...,,... 1 , ... .. • :Jldo llllWl'Ot'f UM:ll -.. "° --1 ._ h"'-IHo lolo -OI. •tut FIRST RUN Burt Lan<:aster lbe" Swimmer ALSO "MlllllllmlT ·. · I K" Slllllll 1111 • CMllA SPiii IDMl lllaAIE • II hi. , ... s.... ·~· .. c...t. .... ......, ..... :a, ... . --- ' MOVIES BANNED Trlnl Corte1 01,10 •t 'i•no l1r 545-5579 Penche Lop•• Duo of Pi•no let LI 1.r 177 "After the broadcast, he walk«l back to hi! apart-ir~~~~~~~~~~I rnent with Ed Murrow and the first message he recefv. ed was mine," she said. "He The Luxurloua New NOW-INDS TUDDAY Richard Harris Monica Vitti "RED DESERT' -T1chnlc olor\ e Tl• M ..... M ...,._. 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