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Home My WebLink About1968-10-11 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa' ' ----------· ---------------------- • • ·'· I • • ·'W e'-re_ -Having . a:-· ·Ball:·: . . . , ' . ' ' .. ' • • • • • " ' ' ) ' " • • • . ' Slayer Mrs~ Tocher Sees Sell . . As Harln_less~ De.,oted Motlier ' ' ' -I ' ' ' ' . APOLLO 7; UP, UP AHO AWAY Spo .. Workers Wttch Ltunch Apollo" 7 Begins ll ~day, ~ . . ' ' 163-0rbit Trial Ruri CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) -ApoDo 7 thundered tDto crtJft '1Uii a drilm" to-' dq. carrjlQc tltfee astronauta on u 11~ d"1 •artlH:lrcJlnl t t11al lo r · a Cbrlotmutlme trip ll'Olllld the .,.... . \We're havlbg a bill," ttpOrted O:m- mllld PUol Walter Schlrra u bt and JU ........._ Dono EIMlo aa.I Waller ci.... ~ lalled .... AuMralla .. -~IL J -- ' ' SHE DOESl'l'T BELIEVE IT Convicted. Slai or Tucktt ' ' ' • ' ·a··, ) ·. ' . ·~nne J li· ' ' ' n>Jt ' ' ' ' . ' " t ~-·r · , . J l Draft Move . ' ' . 'fr ' 'ft • :IS ' ' ' ' .... , ' f ~ i ,'?( • • -. ~ } . ' . I :e; "It. · ;£" · · ·e·-:, · : ... I . IA l , ( '• • , f \l • 1 • ' ·~~ j :.c ,}(. r '• ' ..,,. :;.<;; ..... ~astoAifi LBJ PuShes Trea'ty Peace Planli---.___ · ' · :, , BOSTON (AP) -Sen. Edwan! M. X- nedy s a y 1 Democ:raUc leaders knew be WU not • mi.OUI candidate for the DemOcrauc presidential nominaUon, but supporters of the JJllnority 'plank on Viet~ nam uked him to delay a public disavowal of the movement to draft him. "As long as It looted like I might be In the wing!, oome thought It would belp the minority plant. My own lncllnallon Is IOrt of to doubt it," the Muaacbuletts Democrat ll1d in an tntervtew. , The tnternew, with Richard H. Stewart of the Boeton Globe's Washington )loreau, was published in the G1obe today. A.ske<l wby be walted'lll)W the )hlrd day of the Democratic NaUonal Convention to end the movement to draft him, rKennedy said, "l thought I ha~ -'1"d• ,tt ~1-that I didn'thave any-Intention.'; .I had.talked privately to Democr~tic lead~•·l' Kennedy said lbe possibility of runnln& for preai~t this ye&r was "nner a serfOUI question in tny mind" bec&Ulf of ''a~ of riuom, prtmar11y personal" Alter his lx<lher Robert'• bid for the nonllnation was cut abort ' by an a11aulri'1 bUllet in Los kigelea,· Edward was first prominently , menUoned u a poeslble vloe presidential nominee. He eliminated hlmaell from .conal~er1Uon, however, with 1 statement Julfi 26. Kennedy uld some hid lilYiled him to withhold that ~~, unW altfr the Republican coavmtlon the follciwirlg weet, but he decided againlt It becaUIO t•t dldn,t want to mialead anyone • be mlltntierpreted. ti YACH T REPORT GI VEN TODAY • YacbtinC "athle&el" the Ol)'tDlllc Tbtre'1 no alUtudt \.:!em for the Games, but JI j'OU onl to -oomelhOll about their .-, ~ Pap II lbdtf. •, ~-,- DAIIJY PILUI' Boatlile ICdllnr Ai- Loctabey Is In Acapulco for the bl( ll!ow tnd be cull off todl1 with the !Int ol. '11 terlet of uclull'fe iepor1a I.lorn llall:o ··~ ~.,acldlat -11'• ' lettUNd .. tbt 'lloatlng - Warns of Special Senat'! Session W .-.SHINGTON (AP) -Pre!ldeot Jobnson said today adoption ·Of the nuclear nonproll(eratlon treaty is im- portant to the oecurlty of the nation and declared he wlll '.'aerloualy conJider call- ing the Senate into special session" unless It ratifies the document Without ratlllcatlon, Johnson saw star): omens aheid. He 1 aald new Duclear _.... mlgbt '°"'" Into beq and ' this could force· a dilemma-upon the United States: -"Either withdrawing our influence and commltmeQt from areu of the world which are vitaJ to oUr lnteresta; or · -'·'ffilving other naUona trigger.. a nnclear confllct which could involve m.11 Then with a not too veUed rUerl!nce to Republican prealdenilal nominee Richard M. Nixon and Sen. Richard B. l!uJsell, D- Ga., chalnDan Of the Seliate Armed Servlcea Committee, JolJoson added' "Thoee who now argue for ~ponlng r•WlcaUon of .tbe ·treatY, must' .~e the grave ~billty for ita, fallure - ·and for presenting· our country wlth thet dilemma." . However,. shJrtly after P r e s I d e n t Jobnlon'1· statem'1ll. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield of Mootaiia uld in ·a Senate speech \bit the treaty !II too1~t to riak "injecting· election year P.UUca Into the quatlon ol raWlca- tloa." Mamfleld aa.ld be bad no ,comment ctn ·the Prealdent'• remarks : ~·we wl,11 cross that bridge when we come ta 1l" , '. Mansfield l&id, however,· that ar· rangementa have been made ,for maiing the treaty the flrat order of busloal Qt the Senate ForelRD Relations .Committee In the new Senate lesaloa openlni ln J11l1111'7. Mansfield ,.;~,that .P maJ9flty leader · he bad to face Up to realities. He s'ald they i!lcluded the prosped Of ~ve 'debate -a Senate edphemlsm for a .fllltiQSter -and the fact that ~ treaty h8d ~ tlie ' "'!b)ect Of c:ol>- troversy between , the· two m·a j or ptesidentlal candldatet., While both Nbon ani! Vice Presldect Hubert Humphrey have endorsed . the goals oI lbe treaty, lhey_dlsairee..oo the , timing of raUflcatioo. , 1 Naon ha coumeled delaf because o1. the Sovlet'-blo-c ' invasion cf • Cr.echoolonlda. lll:mphrey i\u reporte4- ly called for immediate action. ~ '. _Orange Mrs.TuckerTermsHersell I ' ' PreUy pUnr. That's the weeteod -wea~ Ol#UOQ~, dotted with lllCb unaavorl' teh\1J · ·u Jiiw clouds, local fog tIJd ~··: Looi; for a temperature ,drop t<> SS al011£ the ooast too. ' I I , , , ' Quiet D.evoted Mo~her . ' , , I NSIDE l'OD~l' , . ' •I • CoroftO dtl Jlar't 1TMU Hnaitt 114.t a lot "at stfak" both ot the Olvmplc Games 4/ntng mblc •lld in Jhr 11Dimm!ng li9ol (PIJll• tfl). And tn o ·covtr -1.tvre today, WEE!C!lNDER •• ,.a.. ~'rrn ol W~~ Cooift a..i~ilg''cb) .,; a,_..._., '. ' . I ,j ·~•n!"T'i' I • ~ ..... ~ I •1t 0:... C9lft • !=.:.-::' ,·~·=---~ C:fll 11 lf :f),~ ~ ~.:me:; I if: \i l ,,,._ • ' M I !!!!!"' 11 . • \ iii:" . "" ~ ..... ~ ....... ,_,,, --I lwh 'Q 4 =·=-~ •=1:' Mt ~ ............ • --.------...... _ r ------------------ ------ I DAll.V I'll.OT -· -.u. IM Mrs. Tucker l(new Her Guilt, Prosecution Says: Mra. Tucker,•. d lla Mlnortl Drive, kDew what she WU doing, knew It WU wrong and tried to cover up after com-m!Wnc lbe Jmte 21 l:lllilll. the pro- oecutlon cbarpd. Judge Rooald CrocJ!nlw>k, pmldlnc In Deparlmenl I, OrlllP Coul\17 Superior O,Jurt. found the Colla M-dty coan- dtmm'• wUe guilty of only ......i dt&ree murder Wednadt;y, dee to b1r meoW ·lllneas. LBJ Praises Democrat,s, Bl.ast,s_ Nixon, Wallace . . Lm. PST 11 mlnuta after blutoff. Jt WU a ftawlea beginning fCI" the lliakedown fun thet NY lHd to a lllgbt Into moan orbit ad blct • t Clrlstmutlme by Apollo I aod ltl tine ~,.,..._ The rllllOOlll4I -lbe bearial manned opacecrllt In lbe world -Ufted pon. derou.sly all 111 ocelDllde pod 11 l :OI Lm. PST -oaq tine llllnlUs btblnd !!Chedul~ . ~. "You are rlcbl on the old butt.Ml," the tootrol -redloed the ~ .. Ibey ard>ed msjelt1ct1I)' OYer lbe Allll> lie, --......... llune .. -lbe jole blue lll:f. ' A mil• over the ooeao, Apollo 7 hurtled through the IOlllld blrrier, eend1ng a ,rave of thunder roU1nc ovtt the beaches. 'I "She'1 rldiDc llb a dream," reported ScbhTL The acceleration of the Saturn 1B rocket, Schlna ~. was gentle itthoulb It buri..i them Into orbil 11 17,CO inDes an hour. '''Jbe window• appear to be almost . erystal clear," Schirra told ground con· trol as they approached the end of the f!rlt orbll "We bave very good,vlllblllty oul ol ell five wlndawl and lbe '""ter belch win- dow 11 a dream for moallarlnc -(the dlmb into orbit)." Scbfrn wu maldllg bll third f1lpt and CUnningham and Eilele were newcomen to space. Nelther ol the latter had mucb to uy in the ear!y momentl of the flight. The moonsblp carried 11.s single-engine oecood stage Into orbit On ttl lecond orbit, over the Pacific Ocean, lbe astrooaut.s will jettison the etqt, thm Olp around aod llqe a mete-. believe hookup with It -prectlcln( for docking maneuvers with a lunar landing craft ·-later fllihll. The utronaut.s will ab<> photograph the 58-foot long stage. nit first It.age dropped away two and a half minutes after launch and Schirra reported the second stage was up to full thrust. "All beautiful," he said. SchhTa was qualifying u perhap1 tl)e, • nation'• coolest astronaut -at least in tenm of heartbea.L Mission control repcrt.ed the commander's heart was bHllnR rt Umeo a minute II llltofl -the lowest by several beats ever recorded at that point. Jt reached lta high point -100 beats per minute -when the first rtage fell away. Apollo 7 went into an orblt ranging from 140 to 17t miles hJgh -a near perfect orbit. The planned orbit had been from 142 to 171 miles. Olficlat.s kept a Warf eye on RUBtlng wind throogb lbe llDal houn of lbe countdown and llnally dedded It wun •t -enoogb to eod&ORer lbe mlsslon. At I minutes and ts lecoodl before the planned I a.m. PST launch, a bold of about three mlnutes wu c.tlled to allow tecbnidans time to cool the engines. A mlnute and 20 aecondl into the flight, Bouaton C.OOtrol reported "all l}'llems go." DAILY PllOT ....,.,..... c.... ..... "--.... IHcll Lartn-.... w ......... , fftaNh!V.n., CAUH>INIA OillAHGa (OASl' f'U9l.ISHIHO COMl'A.NY l':o\o•rt N. w,,4 f'rwMll!t .,.. f'ulllllllwr J••li: L c..,1.., Viet ,.,.....,.. Pll 0..tl MIM-Tli·-· 1(,,.11 .... Tlit111a1 A. M11r,hl11t IN-"'t Id""' Pt11I Nlue111 ._ .... ,,_ -C•,.._r,. w..t-.,.,,,_. H_, ..._, i2'11 Wwt ..... 9111..,_N L....-loMdl: m ~· ..,..._ th••"•""' •••n • Ml '""" , hope for -and ..mtng lbe op- pooitlGft .. roactlonaly. In a network radio addral Thur'lday --t>y tbe lnternatlooal Ledlea' Garment Workers Union, Johmon aaJd be bad complete faith In Iha ability ol tbe Democratic nomlD'11 to CNf1 forward. progressive domestic program. "Few men that J have ever known have understood our Urgent national need.I ao wtll aa Hubert Humphrey and Edmund Muskie," Johnaon declared. In cootrut, be Aid, ''Then 11 all lbe difference ol. dayligbl mi darkness -een lbe Nixon-Agnew Republlcao record of reaction. and recession and the lctnd of forward·looldng leacler1hlp that tbe Hwnphrey-Muskie tlcket offers to you ·--~ .. ~·"""· A! lor third. party candidate George Wallace, Job.moo aaid, "Americana are too wise to waste thelr vote. on a false prophet of fear." It wu Johmon'• first general lta~ ment to the public on tbe campaign and oaly hi! secood advertised endor11ment. He vowed in withdrawing from candJdacy for renomlnation March 31 he did not m.. tend to spend any time on partisan politics. Subsequent While House ex· plaoaUO. Indicated tbt.s applied ooly to pelil!l!I pi>Uuc. In Jolma00'1 '1"11 beball. The President said the Republican presldentlal ticket and candidate• foc Congress had promised to dllmantle what bad been built under Democrat&c ad· mln1!trations. ''Tbey'\!e propoted nothlng more or less: than to pull this napon downward and to pull it beck Into. another cycle of Republican reaction and I n a c t l o n , ' ' Johnlm aaid. "And In doing ... Ibey really promise to pull America apart." He' led' into hiJ: commentl about Wallace by saying there were harsh pollttcaf ·~ trying to divide lbe American people. 1'1be man who ltood at the school house door, defying the law, lJ now Preteodini to be lbe apostle ol onier," Johmon said of Wallace's attempt to pre- vent tntearatloo at the University or Alabama. The President devoted most of h1s talk to dorp.estlc Issues, but touched brJerty on Vietnam and the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. ' . He said while It was regrettable peace had not been achieved in Vietnam, he waa confident the Parill conference ·:utUmately" would produce agreement Douglas Workers Share Triumph Of Apollo Launch Anxious members of the McDonnell Douglu Spece Center teem In Huntlngtou Beach thiJ morning watched the clocks as lbe Apollo mllslon roered Into Iha skies at Cape Kennedy. They were awaIUng the perfonbanee of S.IVB stage of the giant Saturn rocket. 'Ille stage, manufactured in Huntington Buch, waa roaring toward Jta seventh !Uccesslul fl1ght. At the prescribed two hours tod 55 minutes into the ml&slon the stage fired perfecUy sending lbe Apollo spacecraft into' an orbit close to the il'ltended 150 by 122 nauUeal miles. It also sent McDonnell Dou&las engl.neen into jubilation at the rucceu they tntw would be for the entire mi.ss.lon and tbetr contribution to lbe Apollo pro- gram. But jUll oendlng the spacecraft Into orbit WU not the only lotendtd functlon for the S.IVB stage. The IJ)&cett&ft pro- gram included moving about flO feet away from the now defunct rocket high abov• tbl earth. 'lbe aJtronauta: then were to perform ·pitch and roll uerclles and to moni the Apollo spacecraft blck to the S.IVB stage and to uae Iha rocket In docking maneuven. Marine Choppers c.oDide, Kill 12 SAIGON (Al') -TWo U.S. Merino bellcoptm colllded In the tlr todOY and crubod, :i:f ell IJ perlOl1I aboanl, tbl U.S. ~ nported. Ollldal.s ll1d lbe accident ln.o!Vld two be1lcopc.n eogoged In troop eupport m'a'oM near Hlll a , a NarlDe l1n bue 1$ mlla IOUtbwut ct Ila N &OR· Ao JIS4, carT71nS • cmr ol four and rour other per10011 collided w1tb a twln- rotor CHll with a cmr 4 aid. It wu the llllCllDd aerW collllloa In South Vl<trwn tb1I mootb. Oii OCI. .. • U.S. Anny ll<locopter and a ~ Cl!JO plane collided near lbe camp El'IM alntrlp 11 mlla oorth <i H11t, klfl- IQ( JI perllllll. EntlRbt at.so crlt1clted two ol foor psychlatriltl wbo evllluated the defm. dant prior to her five-day trial, for not obtaining comparaUve material to balaoce !"'l-'l\lclter'a story al wbll transpired. "They would bave !al her well< rlRbt out of thll courtroOal as qne," tbe d.iltrlct at~'• cblef pro 1 •ea tor declared, addjn&, "bulcally, 11\17 -ed only to MJ'S. TUcter •II • ''They bouR)I lier story --. line and a1nker -1 don't mow bow Ibey did, but Ibey did," . Enrflbt told Jud&• Croolllbaok In IUlll!D&Uon ol lbe people'a cue. Mn. Tucker told two ol Iha )ll)'Chlatriat.s that the WU IUbjectad to a vlcloul attack by a1>.lgger woman, draw- 11111 • parllcularly sympalbetlc reaponse bf Dr.,l'hllllp O. Kramer , ol Metlopolltan SWajJolpllal, Nonralk. , -"It'• too bad the vlcUm can't be here to tell of her terror ••• her Injury," Enright noted. A rncque photo ol Mn. W eatpbal, ICl'Jlcbed, brut.sed, aod with ber upper lip aplll vertf<:ally to the prma, lhonl damage Inflicted by Mn. 'l'llcker who Wll ab<> left villbly lojured • In the D!Jlllery melee. lira. Weatohal 'Ill 111ln by a carvfnR "1111 jab wblcb pl..., a ~ F..-· P.,.e .I MRS. TUCKER'S TESTIMONY • • • -to believe II dud. Salii!ued In prior conrt _.,.;-, the defeodaot flnal1y 1ot a chance to )en blr aide ct the *.'<r· -whi<b both lbe _,ilon aod de!IOll mow II diffused by a dlatorted perception of Ibo world. The cOie of lbe People Venus fr<ne Tucker Wll Interrupted with • torrelll ol -.. ahe angrily detailed another cue: that of Irene Tucker versus Iha People. '!be People -thole present -reacted are tort&n," lhe declared, .. da, and night." Sbl 'IU kept lber< parlly due to a series of 1& auaulUve inddenta which came to ll&ht and which were attested to by a dozeo witne'5t1, lncludlna the m1yor ol her home city of 14 years. Enright aa1d Mn. 'l'llcker 11 definitely aulferlng fn>m wbat wu cbal'acterlJed 11 a jiaraoold sc:bl.sopfnnle peychoall; but her aicE>eaa aUll -uot qualify b"' u lcgally lmaoo. The McNaughton Jlu1e, CalifonU'l aiandard for determlnlltiO. of a deleo- daot'a d-ol <rlrnlna1 mpoN1blllt7 when mtOlal llln,.11 a factor In u 'ol· • y -( ' ,..,.., 11 qnlle narrow. Under tbe l>Ulc guldellne, a ....,.. mllll bl unable to dllUD(ulab -right and wrong, or realize the eon- sequences of what be ls about t.Q. do or has done. "We are conceding that Mn. Tucker went after Mrs. Weslphal," Enright aaid, but poinled to oevtral (lporl: -Mn. Weapbal WU Oeef!ic from furlber combat -The •lla<k occurred In tlio ~ of lbe street oulalde Iha Tu<ker and Westpbal hompl: -Mn. Tucker left the aceoe after a '"111n& Ille malntalnt ..., ao eocfdeotal nick while she wu seized witb .0 oboeaalon to defend beneU. . ___ ... _ ... __ Threadl ol &DRU woven tbrouglr polite ie.tlmooy lib obaviop ol ateel. Iha defendant eiplained away all but one u due to accident, fatigue, surprise, or JlliolnlerP<etallim bl\,tba..WI '"·Siie alf'ed tblhlre acted With hosllllty against door-to.door vacuum cleaner salesman Carl Featherly, cursing and thrOwlng a dish, but jusWled It by saying he wu obnoxious and bad hi! foot in the door. -Mrs. Tucker went inside and Im· mediately washed her dress, plua the -lo>llA· -~ .... Ullo ,Ibo .... wielding. Ul"ITt~ 'All SYSTEMS GO' Command Piiot Schlrra ... -.... Mrs. Schirra 'Glad It's Last' Trip for Hubby SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) - Mrs. Walter M. Schirra watched her hus- band rocket into space today for the third time, expressed berself as elated and then l&1d "I'm very happy It's the last Ume." "I think he'1 done enough," 1he sald. 1-r'here are llO many founger men who Can do as well." · Sclllrra is 15, the oldest man to make a space flight, and the first to make three trip!:. He flew the one-man Mercury for six orbits, was command pilot on the two- man Gemini 6 that made the first rendezvous in space, and ls the com· mander of the three-man Apollo 7 launched today. "I think It must have been the most beautiful launch I've ever seen," Mrs. Schirra told newsmen. "I'm so happy that we have the progi'am on the way again after the long wait .. At the Donn Ei5ele home nearby, Mrs. Eisele watched the launch with her children and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hamilton of Gnadenhutten, Ohio. She cried when the big rocket lumbered Into ipaCf! and listened attenUvely later as the taped ship-to-ground convel"S8tion was relayed over the space network monitor. "I enjoyed the rerun," Mrs. Eisele said. "It wu far easJer than the first one." On the quesUon of how doe1 she feel : "I'm not sure yet. I can't believe It yet.'' The family of Walter Cunningham, Iha _third man aboard Apollo 7, wa1 in Florida to see the launch first-hand. The Schirra and Eisele families were up before dawn in order not to miss any of the televised proceedings. Woman, 7 4, Dies In Auto Accident Funeral arrangements are pending to- day for a 7f.yur-o1d Santa Ana woman killed Thursday when her car was struck broad!ide at 17th Street and Prospect Avenqe ln the TusUn area. . • Dead on arrival at Santa Ana Commun- ity Hospital after tbe 4:05 p.m. accident IKI County Traffic 111'1 I• Death Toll 1• WU !lln. Jwle campbell,Jla ol 125 N. Partoo St. California illgbway Patrol olflctn aaid she co1Jided with .Mrs. Jane Lewis McDowell. S7, of. 12921 Evenaide Drive, Santa Ana, who wu makln& a left turn onto 17th when lbe acddtnt occun<d. !lln. McDowtll aulfm(l only minor In· Jurlei, police npcifled. Bl....,. Brothen Mortuary It banclllng arranpmen1a for !lln. Ra. Vietnam 'Coup' Alert . Reduced to 50% SAIGON (AP) - A lull akrl for South Vlet:Data'• armed forces, wblcb &ed to reportl o( a c o u p attempt against the 10\'ernment. WU reduced today to 50 perttnl olert, a spokelmao &OllCWICed. 'Ibe alert wu ordered Tuelday a n d meant that all mWtary mm were •• ''""" to berraclls. Now half mllll r• main lhtrL . 'r TEACHING CONCERT She aald her childhood teaching in- grained the concept of a wtlformed poUceman u a friend to whom one may turn for help and irotectton, then deocribed plalnclotbel ofllcers who came JO'YIAL wrrNE8ll to lbe Tucker home In cootempt. Jovial oo the wttneaa stand, featberly ''There were no 'policemen' at my denied it. house," she said, claiming six or tight "I ran and got the dish_ this may be detectlvea:, screaming and yelling, shoved childish and immature -and threw it at her around while ransacking t be him," Mrs. Tucker said graciously. reside.nee. Deputy District Attorney J a m e s Gently and frequently referring to Enright said Mrs. Tucker was just seeing small things -which neither speak nor things the way she preferred, to see threaten -she said that during them, inNad of the way they occurred. testimony, 1he wu boldlng a kitten to her "The mq1c of the hum.an mind is that breut during the melee. tt can ratlmallse all thole other. 6cta," "No man -it bu alwey1 been 111J1 In-Emlibt aatd during Iller tesUDIClly, ad· tenUon and always will be -shall enter ding a point for emphasis.· ' my house but my husband," she shouted. "That vacuum cleaner salesman bad "Didn't your husband help you?" her better know just how lucky be ls that she attorney genUy chided. only picked up a dish " he said. "My husband was in a state of shock," ' JM apal;,..."U. t•ld· lW~ have.a ..,... • of coUee?I'" • • Mn. Tucker bitterly complained of Circul~tion treatment during the three months in • , t which judges set no ball, problblllnR ber ' "She went out to do her harm, and si. didn't pick up a banana, a spoon or a but- ter knife, but the deadliest ~eapon in the kitchen," Enrlght continued, hammering al first degree murder. "Until she testified, we were assuminc that she was stimulated to act by a beating," he laid, "but she was touched off by some stimulus in t.alling with a bank secretary." Testimony bore this out. Mrs. Tucker called her husband at the United California Bank where he b em- ployed a short distance away, but be wasn't there and It was then Mn. Tucker renewed her attack on the victim. Enright also oUered a dark progoosbi for any significant change in Mn. TUcker, whether in a prison or state hospital environment, due to the admitted incurabillty of her afflicUon. He reminded Judge Crookshank that not only ls there no full cure, but the ~ blem worsens with age. _i.M. ''CertalnlY IMrt i a caule far eym. pathy for the vicUm -and for the defendeot. ~ to. her lllnesa -1111111 11 ".dllntdllttt-. lbe-u Ila -·-did It." ........ llld. from going home to ber famlly to wait .M.8D8Pf'lft . unW the case was heard. "_. .... '"....,.. ___ .....,. ISOLATED t DAYS Sbe claimed 1be wu Isolated four days without food upon arrival ~t Orange County Jail, which will be her residence . for at least another 20 days or more. On~e. ,,::.,a:•:::.=::=n ·;a;. , ai;::::udlm 1or 11.s narrowneaa ln.,.., •• d . Mia. Tld<~ and many -. to 11111 ...,.;;;Alli~ ff} acll motlvl'*IJ>1 aental lllscinler~ • \ "The three months I bave spent in jail CdM Coed Gets Drug Use Charge , I A JS.year-old Corona del Mar High School girl was taken into custody on the school campus Thursday morning on charges of being under the influence of drugs. School authorities held lbe Kiri for police after she Was observed staggering around the grounds. The girl reportedly told school officials that 1be bad taken seconal pills. Police arriving on the scene confirmed that the student wu undel' the influence of some kind of drug. Her parents were noUfied and she wu turned over to Juvenile Hall authorities. RAPPORT BY DREXEL Dr•xel, th• most trusf•ci n•rn• In fumitur• brings you • truly unlqu• ci•1lc. Not only Jn styl•, but in us•fullnest, f••turin9 1 writing surf•<• th•t pulls for th•t •rir• bit of worlcln9 er••· Don• in a beeutlful p•c•n finish thlt desk would acid he•uty to any home. W. -41" • D. 22". H. 19" ~Z1!1111t116W11 •• • 'I'iiesday at lbe !lewporl<r hm. . DAILY PILOT Clr<ulatloo Dtrector Milan Leavitt will serve as convention hOlt for the 200 people txpected to at· tend. '1tle 50th year meeting will include a golf toul'hament Saturday morning at the Costa Men Gou and Country Club, "'* er the arr&ORerneol of Bob Caplea, ReRl.s' ter circulation director. A women'• ac- Uvlty will lake place et Newporl Harbor with a boat crulae and 1uncbeon at I h e Balboa Pa¥1llon. Allodatlon President Charla Lucche- 11 ol Bakeralleld Aid eeveral old-tlmetl of lbe group, Including put pmldent.s and other officers, are expected to turn oul . lo addition to CalUornla newspapen. lbe uaoclation bu meroben from pub- UcaUons .In Arizona, Nevada and Hawall. Lut year'• convention wu held In L a 1 Vegas. Nut year'• b 1lated for Lake Tahoe. w alll'ollb ..... -bl·-,,... ........ -wlrlchto--~~-. tt ii otlD ti* rule. Mrs. Tucker, weeping: and nearly m. coherent after the verdict by Judge Crook.shank, who heard the case without a Jury, is due for an Oct. 30 probation and sentence hearing. Chances are she will receive the full term of five years to.'Ufe for the 1laying of Mn. Weatpbaf, whom Mn. 'l\lcker teotlfled seemed· to be a bulybody, althouRh she wu not hostile toward the older woman. . EnrlRbt aaid following tbo· venllct that Mrs. Tucker could be referred to a It.ate hospital on a writ, rather than sent to a pen-1 system psychiatric ward. In the meantime -a broken woman In her attorney's words -Mrs. Tucker Wu being led out a back alley, handcdfed and flanked by a tall lherilf'1 matron and a bailiff. Each )'teld one of her anna and she seemed much smaller than when she entered the courtroom eight houri before. --r11 I DIAURS POI: HINUDON -DllQIL -HRnAGI . 90 DAYS NO INlUIST -TUMS AYAILA&I OH Arl'IOnD CUDn NIWl'ORT llACH 1727 WeOtcllff Dr. '42-»M OflW PlltA r 'Tk t INTBIOU ,,_...01 l•IM.r LAGUNA llACH D .. "*' ' MS Htrth C...t Hwy. A,.,..W1 AID-MID .,... NftAiY "ft\ t .... hi ........ ., .... c_, .... ,.,. I ... ...... ,, : I • ·--~-............... -.. _._ ... --·-,.. • --• Duntinglo._ lleaeh , . Yo ... Bomete'WJI- • .. Dally Paper VO~. 61, NO. 245, 4 SECTIONS, 54 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FllJ DAY, OCTOBER II, 1968 TEN CENTS Weyuker, Rihal Clash Over Censure'. Call 'I By WILLIAM REED Of 111to DlllY f'I"" Staff Quiet disagreement between t w o trustees of Huntlngtoa Beach Unioo High School District bas broRn out into open warfare with Trustee Matt Weyuker call- ing for public «Mute ot Trustee Joseph Riba!. , ''The boar.cl, if it has any aen:se at all, "'ill publicly censure this man. The public, if it baa interest in receiving the best possible education in the moot 0 ......,.ic.i wayJIOl!Slble, must Jtart ask· ing itself, 'what is lhla man doing on the high school board and whose interests is he reallf serving!' " Weyuk:er said bi.a open attack was pro- mpted by publication of a letter by Dr . Ribal to t h e Orange ~nty Counsel claiming be bad been denied acce5! to In· formation at a board meeting in SeaJ Beach. He particularly criticized Dr. Ribal for what he called "but another in a series of 0 No Fish Tale 12-year-old Hooks 37-pound Ray . Eric Holthouae is only lZ, and he's been fishing for nine years. The blond, blue-eyed son ot Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holthouae of 302 9th St., Huntington Beach, bas woo first prize in tjle "Sliark and Ray" contest topping all Other anglers with his 371h pound ray, hooked from the H\Dltingt.oo Beach pier. The GS-pound seventh irader ~t St. Francis of Assisi School admitted 1t took one hour to wresUe in tht priz.e-winning whopper ... [ threw him. back afterwards to let him live," said Eric wbo keeps ooly what he eats. • For bis catch, Eric waa awarded a $45 rod and reel. The contest was spomcnd ~Y ti>!: Verne's Bait:and ioc..ie ~ , \ .... <19ea Eric, do 'J1-ill be'I not I 1~~~~~ • obsened. ' Ted Kennedy Bid Revealed As Peace Ploy BOSTON (AP) -Sen, Edward M, Ken- nedy s a y s Democratic leaders knew he was not a serious candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, but .Upporters of lhe minority plank OD Viet· nam asked him to delay a public disavowal of the movement to draft him. "As long as it looked like I might be in the wings some thought it would help the minority 'plank. My own inclination Ls sort of to doubt it," the Massachusetts Democrat said in an interview. The interview, with Richard H. Stewart n! the Boston Globe's Washington bureau, was published in the Globe today. Asked why he waited until the third day or the Democratic National Convention to end the movement to draft him, Kennedy said, "I thought I had made it ctear·that I didn't have any intention. , .I had talted privately to Democratic leaders." • Kennedy said the possibility of running for president this year was "never a serious question in my mind" because of "a lot of reasons, primarily personal." After his brother Robert'• bid for the nomination was cut short by an assassin's bullet in Los Angeles, F.dward was first prominently mentioned as a possible vice presidenUal nominee. He eliminated himself from consideration, however, with a statement July 26. State Circula tion Manag ers Meet The Goldea ,\nnlversary convention of the California Circulation Managers M 4 soclation will be held Saturday through Tuesday at the Newporter Inn. DAILY PILOT Circulation Director Milan Leavitt will serve as convention host for the 200 people expected to al· tend. The 50th year meeting will include a golf tournament Saturday morning at the Co6la Mesa Goll aod Country Club, und· er the arrangement of, Bob Caples, RegiJ.. ter circulation director. A women's ac-- tivily will take place at Newport Harbor wiUt a boat cruise and luncheon at t h e Balboa Pavilion. Association President Cbarles Lucche- si of Bakersfield said several old-timers of the group, including past presidents and other officers, are expected to tum out. In addition to California newspapers. the association has members !rum pub- licatiom In Arilona, Nevada and Hawaii . Last year's convention wu held in L a s Vegas. Next year's is 1lated for Lake Tahoe. publiclty·seeldng actions purpooelully aimed at d.lsruptiori." "At board meeU.ngs he deliberately makes erroneous and unnecessary statements which be knows will be picked up by the press. "Or. Ribal makes statements about economies, but in reality they are generally for publicity purposes. The man accuses the rest of .the board of 'treachery' in its dealings w i t b the public, yet time and time again thl.3 man .... -behind !he bact ol the mt of the boanl ID the press with 'aecttl' let· ten:." .. Weyuler said thal the material Dr. Riba1 acculec! the board ol keeping from h1in 111 lbe bid spetjflcalioo list for a new school and pointed out that it is available flir "lii&pection at district headquarters, Mafui ooptes, Aid Weyuker, would bo an "amnecessary waste cl the taxpayers' money" ID 1'87 it was Dr. Ribel who mide the .on - Huntingwn· Space Team Views Lift Anxious members or the McDoMell Douglas Space Center team in Huntington Beach this morning watched the clocks as the Apollo mislilon roared into the sides at Cape Kennedy. They were awaiting the perfonnance of S-lVB stage of the giant Saturn rockeL The stage, manufactured in Huntington Beach, was roaring toward it.s seventh suceessful flight. At the .prescribed two hours .and 15 minutes into the mission the Rap fired. perfectly sendh\g the Apollo opat..r.ft into an orbit close to the intended 150 ~ !U-~lllileL ,, ~...i ..,.~ ·n~·'alJO -· McDonnell ·.., engineers into jubilatiol\ at the success ~h:tr .. ~~~ gram. ' But just sending the spacecraft into orbit wu not the onlY intended function for the S.IVB stage. The· spacecraft pro- gram included moving aboUt eo feet away from the now defunct rocket high above the earth. · The utronauts then were to perform pitch and roll exercises and to move the Apollo spacecraft back to the S.IVB stage ml ID uae the rocket tn docking maneuvers. Gunman Holds Up W. County Bar motion for a bond and tu override elec. tioo, according to Weyuke.r. "When°thlngs did nol go h1a way be Jeft a letter' With the board in which he states h I s ob- jections to the bond and tu Wues, a6d that he was going to write arguments against the propositions, and had already sent a copy oC the letter to lbe pi'esa, "Slzangely eoOIJih, be didn't bave auts to show up at that mCetmg ; be serit a let.. ter in his place. "This latest pretense at bein&..a 'cbam.4 a UPI T1 ....... A lone gunman netted an estimated $200 from a Westminster bar early today. Bartender Robert Callahan reported a man wearing a woman 's stocking over his head and cradling a shotgun on his arm entered through a rear door of the Rebel Room, 8431 Westminster Ave., a few minutes after midnight A POLLO 71 UP, UP AND AWAY $p.ce Workers Watch Launch He ordered Callahan to stash the paper money in the cash register into a bag then escaped out the rear exiL Mrs. Tucker Terms Herself Wilson·Smith Parley On Verge of Collapse Quiet, Devoted Mother By ARTHUR ll VINSEL Of rri. 0.11r Pr .. 1 Stiff GffiRALTAR (UPI) -The talks By her own oescription in testimony, between Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith and British Prime ti.finister Harold convicted &layer Irene M. Tucker is a Wilson could collapse almost immediately devoted wile and mother who knows pro. unless one side or the other comes up per manners, nunes wounded wild things with something new , informed sources to health and never meant harm to a said today. IOU.I Wilson and Smith conferred late V · . . .. the night Thursday in an effort to k She lJ an interested citizen who has the lalks alive, the informed sources sai alwayJ voted and says 1he aJways will. By tra&lc and not4 yet..understood forces or tem>r when the bird was motivated by its prlmltfve fear to attack. The fncklent described bore a grim similarity to whatever psycboJoglcal spur drove her to stab to death a Victim she (See MRS. TUCKER'S. P110 I) ., Kennedy said some had advised him to withhold that statement unW after the Republican convention the following week, but he decided against it because "I didn't want to mislead anyc>ne or be r•lslnterpreted.'" Bishop Condemns Catholic P a per Beach Theft Suspects within her own mind, she ii also classed as a paranoid schizophrenic, one who kill· ed a next-door neighbor U a result ol her mehtaJ illness. Westminster Sitter Arrested In Oiild Be~ting KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) -The na· UOMI catholic Reporter, noUonally ctrcuJated i n d e p e n d e n t weekly nMPSpaper, W I I condemned ot'fidally Than!day by the billlop ol Kansu City· St Joseph diocese, who thrutentd members ol the .-.paper ltafl with automatic excommunlcatlon. The Moot Jlev, Charles H. Relmlfnl char&td the newspaper with havln( a "polaonous charuter" ml oattd tbe editors not to uae the word ·•c1thollc" on Its muthead, The liberal newspaper, edited by. lloberl G, Hoyl, _,,tly pu~lllhed a ~ologlcol study on the qucstion or mt!k:lol birth control. Tho bishop clltd tflU! and tarlltr articles on the power of papacy and the perpetual v1t1lnlly of Mnry. r Surprised by Mesa Police A"~ of Hunungton Btoch-burg!ary suspecta -ooe of whom nearly flilnted at the aighl of a gun -were aurprl...t Jn. side a Costa Mesa pharmacy early today, with. about MOO ln cash and a quantJty or drugs, ' """"... 00 IUlj)ldoa of burglary ...... Jltf.-F. )¥etnborg, ti, ol 10011 Fomstal Drift, • ........ and Arthur LID- denrwl, 11, ol ll?tl Ranger Line, a photographer, Colla Mesa Polke Lt Dudley Van Cleve crtdJted 1 pollc:eman on rouUne patrol wjth capturing tbe •'llJ)eCtl after he noticed pry marU on the rear door of the bulidtnJI, Officer ''i'td Wlloon stopped 'behind' FMter11 Pharmacy, SID W. tnlh Sl., about . 4:30 a.m., ordtrln& bis partner, Raerve • ~ O!Jiw Nate Arnold to radio for a blck4 up unit. Wl1'on then kicked open tbe rear door and two shadowy figures -later Iden- tilled aa Lindennao and Wetnber1 - """' where they otood, "One ol them just aboul fainted whoo the gun Wll pulltd," said Lt Van CJ<ve, Offlctr Richard Bench arrlvtdi tbe scene ID wlil in handling the c and the ~ ol IUlpecls were rtllev . ol 1boot *'• pl111 abcoJI lOO Di audld tabltl< and a qU>llUty ol -lOOI, pollce aatd, Lt. Van Cleve sald poUce au at.. tempting to Hnll: Linderman a n d Wclnberc to at leaat ODfl other Cosla Moaa burglary • Dur:ln& ber testimony, it became ob- \tioo1 ahe refuses to believe the picture developed by the prosecution, shortly bo!or< her Iris! ended In Its filth day. Perhaps she nevtr wUI. \ A facet of personality described by wlt4 nesset and dlmlMed by t w o poychtatrlsts who u.stebed only ID her version of what occurTed June 28, boWever, erupted on the wltneaa st.and. Her {ace conttried with ra,gej her vol°', altmately temper..t like a lleJ>orhood episode, · "I . bava nevar hurt ~ ,ift. tenUooaQy," tho begao calmly, lOUlng o! a fuW. .Uort to aave a kllttn ebe ow wbacke'd. wllll a broomillck by • !armer Mdipaot ot. the alaln' l\ln. Hamett , Wealphal'• adjacent l>omc. , OMc, she said, •be nllhed t'hawk wJth • bro!<i:n win& and !'aa rewardtd by ' a flurry of:, 1Cr1tch1ng talw and a moment A Westminster male babyalttef wu ar· rested Tburadl)' oo chargu ol felony chtld beating and assault wllh Intent to commli murder after a Costa Meaa molher re...ud her two-year-old aon had suffmd i okdll !racture anti tnlurtes lo hi~.t!n.Jalled RObert G~ Strickland, :to, 7811 llth SL, shortly afltr be VoiW>- lartly sumndered at the police 1tsllon abool .-, M"' Diane Bla<tman. 11111 Orange Avt., nolllWd ~ !""° the bol!lltal lier IOfl, Eric1 WU bi1ten •lilll ht WU at the . ~klao<I bome.ftom,7 lo l:IO p,m. Wed- i)'. • , Wtltmtnat<r Commilnlty Ho a p !11 I authorlUea aald locl11 !he boy "waa Im- ~•··" r ... u,.. • , A medical r<port aald Ibo -•ul· fered a skull fracture irld .aevere lnJuriesi IO bis iroln· The rf'1111lde or the chllcl's !ace and head aflO waa m>llcn, poUce raid, • • Pion~ the peoptt• fi u far 11 I am con- cerned, the last straw. In Ove ytll'I Util man bas shown that he ii on tbll acbool board for publicity and penonal glorifica- tion, to be ·used as a stepping stone to further bis own personal ambiUons and at wboae e:r:pense? -tlie tnplyen and students of the diStrict.'" · Or, Ribal called the attack by We)'liker "vicious" and said it is designed to bide (See ntUSTEEll, P11e, 1). • r1 [aufich J, Called 'Dream' CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) -·Apollo 7 thundered into orbit "like a dream" to- day, carrying three astronauts on an 114 day earth-circling trial f o r a Cbristniastirne trip arOWld..the'mooo. "We're having a ball," reported Com· mand Pilot Walter Schirra as he and his crewmen, .Donn Eise~ and Walter Cua:. ningham, sailed over Australia on ~ flr11t orbit. I About .. l!our afltr 1auncti the astronauts got the nod for a aecood orbiL EIJCh of the am m or t!I' ... .,,.. 111 orbits must bo approvtd by '~ con- trQl. -··,. '!)le oalion'• fir" mlll!lld ·-'"" lure tn nearly lt<o !"'~,, ief bact ~ the Apollo I dlruter. reacjied 0rl>11 al 1:11 a.m. PST 11 rilinutes alter ~last.off. ll waa a t!aw1,.. ·beglon!ni for the shakedown run that may le.a ~· a flight Jnt6 moon orbit and back at Chrlalmasilme by Apollo I aod Its three crewmen. The moonship -the heav!al manned spacecraft In the world ..: lilted ,..,. deroualy off its oceanside 9.1.d at 8:03 a.m. PST -only three m1nUtu behind llchtdule, ~ "You are right on ol ut(Rn," the control center radi the astronaul! u they arched majestically over the AUan.- Uc, spouilng an orange flame against the pale blue sky. A mile over the ocean, Apollo 7 hurtled (See APOU.O, Page I) Y ACH.T REPORT GI VEN T ODAY · There's no altitude problem fur the yachUng "athletes" of the Olympic Games, but Jf yoo want to knpw something about their attitude, check Page 19 today. DAILY PILOT Boating Editor Alroon Lockabey is in Acapulco for the big show and lie casta off today with the first of his aeries of e:rclusive reports from Mexico on Olympic Games yachtJq: events. It'• featured on tbe boating pap. Or•"9• Weailler Pretty punt. Tbal'• the weekend weather outlook, dotted with such un11avory terms 8! tOW clouds, local fog and drlule. Look for a temperature drop IO 18 atonr the t coast too, J I NSID& !'ODAY Corona dtl Mar'• Toni Hewitt I~ a lot "at ateak" both a' tht: Olympic Game-a dining Mbl.e ond In lh1 nolmmfng pool (Page 20), And tn a COVf1' /cotun-cada11, WEEKENDER $GlU.Ct1 thereat o/ Ill< Orong• Coa11'1 daalfng do:- rn Olvfnpiant. :..-::-... ,, c ...... ~ ,_ " ,_ .. --. ..... ,_ .. ........ :: .. WI ' I 7 =-c.Mt ,... "'"""' ,: ...,.......,_ II ..... " Ml~IJ--. _... . ,.. ... ,. ........ " .... tt flS11•1..... .. J ----------------· -- rrldly, -u. H68 Mrs. Tucker Knew Her Guilt, Prosecution Says , ' . .:Jt'm•u Senate - ~·LBJ :. .. Call. May :session on Treaty " -W ASlllNGTON (AP) -President lohlllOll said today adoption of lbe nuclear mJOIX'OWeration treaty la tJn. porlanl to the aecurity of lbe ·-and dedoitG be will ''lkloualy cooslder can- •"-the Senate Into apeclal -on" fl!.,. H ratllles the document. WllbOUt ratlftcation, Johnson,aw star!: omens ahead. He said new nuclear powert #t come into being and this could force a dilemma upon the UnHec! States: :· -"Either withdrawing our loOuencc 1-and commitment from MUI of the world .'tWbich are vital to out iDtereatl; or -"HaYing other nations trigger n _wa.uclear conflict which could involve us." "'k Then with a not ioo veiled reference to Republican presidentlal nominee Richan! l!f. Nixon and Sen. Richard B. Ruuel~ 0. ,•:;.Qa., chairman or the Senate Armed 1§ervices Committee, Jo~on added: _. "Those who now argue for postponing _nUficalion of the treaiy mU1t assume 1he grave respom!blJJty for ill !allure -'~nd for presenting our country with that dilemma." ~ However, lhortly alter P r e 1 i d e n t "'\J'ohnaob.11 statement. Senate Democratic :' ,_ - Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana said in a Senate speech that the trealy was loo important to risk "lnjeclin& election year polltica into the question ol ntilica- tlon." MatWleld u1d he hid no comment on the President'• remarb: ''We will crou that bridge when we come to it." Mansfield &aid, . bowev•, that .,... rangement.s have been made for making the treaty lhe lint order of buSiness of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in the new senate session opening in JllUW')'. - Manalleld llld lbal u majority leader he bad to , ... up lo ...Utiel. lie llld lhe7 tnc1udad the proopect of extemlve dehell -a llenall euphemllm for a fWbulter -and the fact the! the traaty bad become lbe 111bject of -troveray between the two m a J o r pmldenUal candldatu. While both Nixon and Vice Prealdenl Hul>ert Humphrey have endoraed the 1oa11 of lbe 1rea1y. they dllasree on lh• llmtoi of ratlllcailon. Nixon bu COllJlHled delay bec&uae of the Soviet-bloc lnvuJon of Czecbollovalda. Humphrey bu reporled- ly caDad fer lmmedlaie aclion. ·Nixon · C"laims Humphrey '.~Would Bankrupt Nation ., ... ·~· DALLAS (UPI) --lUchard M. Njxon ~ his DemocraUc rlval,[or preal- .denl today of bein& the moet ezpellllve lll!nator 1n history, propo11lng federal pro- grams that would have cost $100 bllllon more than actually spent. Nla:on, in remarkl prepared for a rall y at Southern Methodist Univer1lty, said this "spending spree" would Ji.ave lwlkrupted the nation. "C>ne candidate say& the 10 percent surtax is sere to stay," NlJon s a Id of Humphrey. "I uy, thls b a war tu: and as soon as posalble mu.st be repealed." He aa.ld, "One candidate advocates con- Cll!lltrating more and more power Jn the federal gov~ent. I say, it Is Ume for new policies to move power away from Washington back to the state!, locel 1overnment.s and the people." He Added, "One candidate stands for putting millions more on welfart rolls.. I aay we need to put mort millions on payrolls.'' He cmcltJded, "Ont candidate is ahackled to the mistakes of lhe past, bound lo the old ways, able to ouer more of the eame failures. 'Ibe Nb.on team llllnds before the people wllh free banda, able lo came lo crIPI wllh lhe lulure, ready to mo~ America forward on a new road." Nlzon a:ot a report Thursday from a .i<nlgn policy adviser lhal aupporttd his coot.enUon American prestige abroad is .Wanln(. William W. Scranton. former governor of Pennsylv.W.a and ea:ecuUve assistant to former Secrttary of Stile Chriatlan . I • DAILY PILO T OltA!ilGI COAST 'VllLISHING COMPAHV' Roltort N. Wood 'r"llllr!I .... Put11l1Mr J••• l . C.rl•y .\ \Ila> ..,...._. Wld 0-tl ""'tiHW T11oM•• K•••il .... Tirto11101 A. M11r11hino MltlHll!f lt:d!ftr Alftwt ·W.,. ltto1 Wlllio"' lo•d .t.t.d•N Hllfltinwtolt a..cti lllltror City ltltw " ............. OM. 109 '~ s.,..,, '-'tolll11t AJdre11: l'.O. 1011 7f0, f2t•I --"'....,.,, 1HC111 t2fl W•t .... lt1ll•vMC1 c-to ~I D0 W.t 8" ltNtf ~.._,.;U2!<nwA~ ~ ,'4_. , !!Ullr. ret1\l')led from a lhree-week ljNr of America'• European allies and aald their lmpreuton WI.I thit America wu not abJ1· 0 to take care Of'ltl"bwn Inter.nil probl11111, monetarily, raclany and 'to other thlnp." He 1aJd il'lere alto ;vu a very deep feelinc that "with the myopic attention of lhe ·United Statea on the Far Eut" J!ln,PO <bu been "overlool<ed and fa· nored... '· , ' Sciinko, <--who toured~ O·t r m any , FraiD, 1!ali. ilelgtom, lfeiliad·and Brt- lllo; llld lie faund "the ~1111 -cem.,l'abouf 1enaiGn1 to the !diddle Eaat and tbt Soviet Intervention in Crechollovakla. . He Mid lhli while moat E\lropellll! favored improved ,. relaUona with the SovJe\I, they vtewtM u neceuary to ·~ proach lhla tram a poililon of llnlllih. * * * Humphrey Slows Campaign After Attack of Flu NEW YORK (UPI) -Vice President Hube.rt. H. Humphrey canctled h1ll cam- paign acUvtUea in New .York and Ohio to- day and went to bed at h1I hotel with a ''mild case or the nu ." Aides announced lhe cancellation after Humphrey' had appealed on a ·naUonwide television sf\o\Y. (NBC '• l'Today") and in a statement to debate hln\. They aald he would ketr no engq:emepta for the re- mainder o _the day. Humpllrey had been !IC)>edu!ed to Uy to Cinclnnilf for campe.lgn appear11nces, but he told newsmen he had a "stomach ache" and had been t.rotibled Thtlrlday night with ""atomach.flu." "Have you ever had stomach Ou?" he asked, adding, .. Jt11 miserable." In a llltemenl, Hurnl>bm proposed two debates between hlmSe1f NI.Ion a n d Wallace and a third fea:luring vice presldenUal candidates Edmund S • Must I e, Splro T. Agnew and Curtis LeMay. Humphrey said clm>lte lbe ttl\Jaa\ o1 Congrw lo cleat •the •ay for frt< debates oo. natlonal televillon, "Sen. Muatte and I lllli believe that the people have the.rlghl lo bur and ,.. lhe ia&ues debated by the prlnc!f\11 candldatea. "We have, lheraloi<, qrted today lo guaranlee .the COOll," H-hrty added . Hanna· to Dedicate Democrat Offices Rep. Rkbard T. Hanna ( D • W-) wilJ cttt the cereenonf.11 rfl> bon Saturdoy marttnr thi o)ltlllnc ol the Westmlnsler DemocraUc Heaclq\Wun, aeconling to Olel w..,, president of the DemocraUc Club. The opening ii ael for 10 a.m. at 7llS Wettminater Ave. Relreshmenll 1'ill he oemd au doy and membera ol lhe clnb and party olflclalx wUI INW'er L- lllta!IW!ldlwool .... :!,ir1.:":':i -,. mat..w t 0- ~ Mn. Tucker" story of what tJWPlr,dl. .• •'niey wollld have Wt. btr wall; <right OUt of lhll CQWtl'oQm U, lallt!/1 the diatrict attorney'• chlef pr0-1ec u tor declared, adding, "bulcalfy, lhey list<n- ed on1y 1o Mn. Tumr.'' "'I 'Tt .... lt 'ALL SYSTEMS 00' Command Pilot Schlrra From Pqe 1 APOLLO ..• lhroUJh the IOllDd barrier, ....itnil a wave of thunder rolling ovtr the beaches. '1Sbe'1 rldlng like a dream," reported SChlrra. Tht acceleration of the Saturn 1B rocket, Schlrra reported, wu 1entle although It hurled them Into orbJt at 17,00·IDil .... billlr. '"l'be window• appear to be almost cryatal clear, n 1Schirra told ground con- ln>I · u they approached the-end of the llr>l orbit. "We have very good vlalbllity out of all five windows and the center batch win- dow ii a dream for monitoring boost (the climb Into orbit).'' Schlrra wu makins hla third fi!ght and CUnningbam and EJsete were newc,omers to space. Neither of the laller bad much to say to lbe early momenll of !he llight. The moonlhlp carried lta alnglwngine aecond 11111 Into orblL On Ill second orbit, OVtr the Pacific Ocean, lhe utn>oauta will Jetlllon the atage, then flip around and sta1e a make- believe hookup with It -practicing for dockin1 maneuvers with a hmar landing craft aboard later fUghtl. Tha utronauta wlll 1180 photograph the 5a<!ool long stage. The fint Nae dropped away two and a hall mlnuiel alter launch and Schlrra reported the second stage was up to full lbrwt. "All beautiful," he said. SChirra was qualifying u ptrhape the nation's coolest astronaut -at least in terms of heartbeat. Mission control reported the commander's heart Wa!!I beatini P/1 limes a minute at liftoff -lhe lawert by several beat!: ever recorded at that point. It reached its high point -100 beats per minute -when lhe flrst stage fell away . Apollo 7 went into an orbit ranging from 140 to 174 mJles high -a near , perfect orbit. The planned orbit bad been from 142 to 176 miles. Officials kept a wary eye on gu.aUng wind through the final hours of the countdown and finally · declded It wun't atron1 enou1h to endanger the mlaalon. At I m.lnuta and l& second.I before the plaMed 8 a .m. PST llWlch, a hold or about three minUlt:I W8.l!I called to allow ~clans time to cool !be engtnes. A mlnUie and :IO -Info-the flqht, Houlloo Contn>I reported "all ·l)'llams go.n Richard Cook Funeral Slated Funeral .J.i... will be beld al 10:30 111.m. Saturday in. the. Dlkta.y Broa. Hun-- linflOD· vauer Chapel for Richard w. Cocik, a ~ .. Id Hunlington Beach boy fatally lnj1rtd'Weclncadoy to a trallie ae-• cldent. • The coroner's oUict aald Richard died At HW\Ungton lnter-commun.ltJ Hospital from bud lnJuriea cuffertd 1ir hours earlier wtlen M wu struck by a car after he IOI off 1ocboolbusa.odran1cn111 the street. He WU a member ol the Hunlln(too Buch Bo7I Club and a curter boy for the Hunun,ton Beoch !ndependenL He 11 sutvlVed by hll parenll, Mr. and Nn. Ilota'·W. Cook ol the family home, 1441 Alvarado, llunUnitoo Beach; siatera, C..tily ud Chrfltlt; Ind brvthen, Ed Ind Jay. rnterment wlll foUow s a t u r d 11 • 1 servlm 11 lhe Good Shepherd~ . • "1lln "°""' Ila' ~ -:Jioot, .. ... .._. -, I don'I --bo\J IbeY llid, boll ..,,. :.!Id," Enright told Jlldp Qoobhtnk in aumm.aUon of the people'• cue. Mn. TJ1..cker told two of the payd!J1trilts· thel abe WU aubjected to a v.Jdoua attaci by a bigger woman, d.raw- lnf Iii particularly sympatheUc ,..,_ . byotlr. Phillip O. Kramer, of Melropojltan Slat< HOlpiial, l!forwall;. *'* * "11'1 Ioo bad lho Ylctlm can' he liert lo tell of lier lemr " . lier lojury ... Dll1lbl noted. .. A mor111e f>holo of Mn. Weoll>haJ, scratched, bruised, and with htr upper Up split verUcaliy to Iha 1JU1D1, abowed . damaae inlllcted by Mn. 'l\Jcker who WU aJao lefl Vllibly loJ\INd lo Ibo mystery meltie. Mnj Westpha! wu slain by a carvlni knlla ab wblch plerted a IWli. * From r.,,e l MRS. TUCKER'S TESTIMONY • • • ref111t1 to believe ii dead. Subdued l!J prior court appearlJ1C<I, lbe delendant l!nally got a chance to tell her aide of tbe atory, one whlcb both the proeecutlon and delellse know ii dil!uled by 1 dillorled percepUoo of the world. The case of the People Versus Irene TUcker waa interrupted with a torrent of accusatJ.one u ahe angrily detailed another case: that of Irene Tucker versus the People. The People -thost present -reacted with awe at such an anger. TEACHING CONCERT Shi aaid her childhood ielchin( In-trained. the concept of a unifonhed pallcetnan u a friend to whom one may tum for help and prot.ectlon, then described plainclothes officers who came to the Tucker home in contempt. "Titere were no 'policemen' at my house," she said, claiming siJ: or eight detectives, screamin& and yelllnl, ahoved btr around while ransacking t b e residence. GenUy and frequently referring to small thlngs -which neither speak nor threaten -lhe said that during leatbnony, abe was holding a kitten to her breast during the melee. "No man -it has always been my in· tention and always will be -shall enter my house but~ husband," she shouted. "Didn't your husband help you ?" her attorney gently chided. "My husband was in a state of shock," 1he spat. "He said : 'Will you have a cup' of caUeeT!'" Mrs. Tucker bitterly complalned of treatment during the thret month.II tn which judges set no ball, prohlblUng her from 1oing home to bet famlly to wait unt11 tht CUI WU heard. ISOLATED I DAYS She claimed she was Isolated four days without food upon arrival at Orange County Jail, which will be her residence for at least another 20 daya or more. Near-drowning Victim Improves Near drowning victim Joann Johnson, 3, waa reported in improved condition to- day at H u n t 1 n I t o n lnt.ercommunlty Hoapllal. The tot remained under inlenalve care, however, after being pulltd Wednesday from the boUom of a home awimmlng pool to Fountain Valley. Authorities aald the cb1Jd was conscious and responding to treatment, but declined to comment on whether she had suffered any brain damage. Joann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Johnson of. Downey, wu rescued by firemen from the pool at 17079 Lautt! St. The litUe girl apparently peddled her tricycle into the water. RAPPORT BY 'DREXEL Dr•x1I, the most trvste~ n•m• In furniturt brlruas you• truly unlqu• d11k. Not only in styt1, but in usefulln•ss, fetturin9 • writing surf1ce th•t pul11 for th•t orlr• bit of worirl119 •r••· Dono i11 • beautiful p•c•n fln l1h th is doslr would add b1auty to 011y homo. W. 41". O. 22". H. 39'' '"Ibe·three monlhl I have 1pent 1n Jall are torture," she declared, "day and night." She wu kept there partly due lo a series of 15 uuulUye Incident. wh1ch came to Ugbt and whldt were attested to by a dozen wtlo~, Including_ lbe mayor of her home clty of 14 years. Threads of anger woven through polite teJtimony like shavings of steel, lhe defendant explained away all but one as due to accident, fatigue, surprise, or misJnterprttaUon by the wltnea,,. She >IJ'8<d lbal she acied wtlh ~ty against door-f.o.door vacuum cleaner aalesman Cart Featherly, CW'!lng and throwing a dish, but justified It by saying he was obnoxious and had his root in the door. JOVIAL WITNllSS Jovial on the witness stand, Featberly denied iL . "I ran a.od f01 the diab -this may be childish, and Immature -and threw ii al him,'' M'rs~TUCker said,gradously. Deputy District Attorney , J a m e s Enright said Mrs. Tucker wu just. ~g thif'lgs the way Ille ~ lq see them, lruitead of the Way they. ocCurred. "The magic of the human mlnd ii that it can rationalize all those other acts," Enrlg)lt said durlni laier testimony, ad· ding a point for emplwil. "That vacuum cleaner aalemnan bad belier know just how lucky be la lhal abe only picked up a ~." he llkL From Pqe ,J TRUSTEES .•• the "Important lsaue1 and problems." He said the county counaeJ bu In· dicated to hi mlh11t lhe board acted "im- properly" In approving a call for blda on athleUc equlpritent without h1I aetJng the bid llat. ' "I have I rllbt t0 knOw, 11 dota: the publlc, all of ·fbe'"facta on 'the athletic equlpmenl,blda .. Evon more of-a problem i• lhal the dbtricf (cima aome studenta to Ilka two or more periods of pbyalcal educaUoo, calllln& them to d r o p academic counts. "Thi& dbtrlct la run by ihe p~cal educaUon cult and Its stooRQ at the ea:- pen.e of every other educational program." Dr. Rlbal aid lbal It would have been heal lo allow lludenll voll on the name for Edil<m High Scbol an d scored the declaion taking away t h e voUna oa the name after first saying the 11fudent1 could vote. Dr. RtbaJ concluded bl.a defense by saying that "I have tried to do the best job I can under very hostile conditions to bring the problems of our district into the public focus In the hope we can initilite ed ucational programs to meet our unmet needs." Enrl&hl Mid ..... Mer Is dlftnliely lullerin( fni11'""81 wu cbaracterli<d as I paranoid ~ PaYcboeJs, bul her atckneu atJl1 does not qua.Illy hei' as lefally lnaane. Tiit McN1tJillU>cr ,Rull\ Ca!Hornll's atandard for detennlnatioo of a dolen- danl'a deiree of criminal responsibility ...whtn mental Ulnts1 Ja a.lactot in an of- fense, b quite narfow. - . t/naer the ~c Juldellne, 1 penon mllll he unabla lo dllttoluilb ·bemen rl&bt and wrong or rt&l1ie the con· sequen"9 of whal he ii about to do or bu done. ' "We are conceding lhat Mn. Tucker went after Mra. Weatphal," Enright aaid, but pointed to several factors : · -Mrs. Westphal was fleeins from further combat. -The attack OCCW'l'eCl 1n the mkldle ol the street outolde the Tucker and w .. lpha! homes. -Mrs. TUck~ lttt the scene afttr a krilling abe: maintains waa an accidental nick while lhe was seized with an obsession to delend heraell. -Mrs. Tucker went Inside and lm· medhitely washed her dres!, plua · the roast knife and paring knife she was wielding. "She went out to do her hann, and she didn't pick up a banana, a spoon or a but- ter knife, but lhe deadliest weapon in the kitchen," Enright continued, hammering at first degne murder. "Until ahe ttlilli~, we wtrt asautnlng that she was stimulated to ,act . by a beating," he said, "but she was touched off by some stimulua In talking with a bank secretary." - Testimony bore thl11 out. Mrs. Tucker called her husband at the United California Bank where be is em- ployed a lhort distance away., but he wa.m't there and it was then Mrs. Tucker re.newed htr attack on the victim. . Enright Ill.so offered a dark prognosis for any significant change._ in Mrs. Tucker, whether in a prison or state hospltal envlrorunent, due to the admitted lncurabllity of her affilctlon. He reminded Judge Crookshank that not only ia there no full cure, but the pro- blem worae1111 wilh age. Mayor Names Douglas Aide To City Board Harold E. Showalter, vJce president.- controller of Douglas Alrcratt Co., bas been appolnied lo lhe Wealminller Eco~mJc Development Commlssloo by Mayor Derek McWhlnney. . Showalter, ~. baa been wtuj lhe aircraft company for 30 years, la m&rritd an\! lias two children. He is president of the Long Beach Chamber of Commefct, member of Services for' Plant Orgaiilza- lions lnc:ludlllg the Douglas Management Club, the Navy League and the National Association of Cost Accountants. Mayor Mc!Whinney s9J~~ that he ia pleased that "a ihan of Mr. Showalter's experience and capabilities is wllllng to serve on Westminster's E c o n o m I c Development Commls!lon." _ He added lbat the appolniment brlnp to 13 the number of members of the com· mission, but he iB sWI looking for mere. "It would be reasonable to have a member who would represent the rtsldent.s of our city. "I in vile wl-ltten nominat101111 to be filed with the cily clerk along with a resume or the candidate. AppUcatlons wUI be rtctlved for the rest ol the month, .. be said. lllAUIS POa1 HlllllDON-DHxa-HRITAM to DAYS NO IN11UST-m11s .AVAILAU ON Al'l'aOYID CUlllT NIWl'OllT IIIACM 1721 Woatclllf II<. Mt40IO Ol'RI NIUY 'ftL t I, ,,..,.tsAa:• helatwt o...,_. A~~ ' • • .... : ~ ----., ·' "' = 4--'-'- -. ' . Lag~na Beaeh ' EDI TION ' + vot 61, NO: 245, 4 SECTIONS, 54 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA • FRJDA Y, OCTOBER l'f, '"61 • 0 0 on -a , ' Main Beach Plan Laguna Council OKs $130,000 Buy By RICHARD P. NALL Of fM O.llY Plllt Stiff Laguna Beach councilmen :Wednesday are expected to approve MOtlter '130,000 purchase in the Main Beach Park IC· quis.ition. This is the prJce tag on "the Phillips property," said City Manager James D. Wh~aton. It i-n-c-1-u-d..e-s Benton's Coffee Shop and Bill Thomas Cameras. The approval will mean that the city has lined up all the beach properties for acquisition lrom the Hotel Laguna to and including the Boys' Club with the ex- ception of the AUantic Richfield service station. Laguna Bisect Seen as Result Of Watson Plan Assemblyman Robert E. Badbam (JI. Newport Beach) warned Thursday that passage of the controversial Watson Amendment neJt month could mean bisecUon of Laguna Bellch by tbe Pacific Coast Freeway. ~ · · "The freewa:r in LattJDI now routed behind tile dty,""~ told ·~ N~ Harbor Board of Realtors. "It fhe Watson plan is approved, the freeway will Co right down the middle ol the lown." Badham ei:plai.Ded thil would com.it about because the dty of Laguna Beach wouldn't be able to raise. sufficient funds from property taxes !n order to rear- range its arterial ro<t4-syattm in the heart of town. The Waston · Amendment -Proposition 9 on the November ballot -would severely limit a city's taxing capacity. The Highway Commission last year ap- proved an in1and routing of the freeway with the understanding that Laguna would revise its downtown bowl road system to provide for a smooth flow of north-south local traffic along the '°"'Ulne. Badham's views coincided with those of Laguna City Manager James Wheaton, who voiced similar concern a few weeks ago. . The Assemblyman, in his talk at the Balboa Bay Club, also accused Los Angeles County Assessor PhUlip Watson of using his proposed state constitutional change as a stepping stone to. higher of· nee -the governorship. Badham said Watson wants to run for governor in 1970. The assessor 's theory, according to Bad.ham, is that the legislature would be COOlpelled to raise sales and income tu- es in order to compensate for the revenue Jost 'by passage of the Watson Amend· ment. Watson, said Badham, would then ride to victory on a crest of voter discontent with rl!ing tuea. Parking Facility Playhouse Fate? Laguna Playhouae, wbere local U.... pians h a v e trod the boards for m o re than 40 years, may become the .site for a parking lot when tta: succesA" 11 com- pleted In tile spring. City Mana1er James D. Whelton said the old Ocean Avenue building will have to· come down at any rate when it no longer has a te~t. The Players expect compleUon of their new Laguna-Moulton Playhouse adjacent the Festival of Arts iJ'O\UMIB In the spring. Wheaton sald the site o( the old playhouae would likely be llllfaced and metered for oil-parkfnc Ill« the old theater is demollsbed. NEW YORK (AP) -1lle Rock market conUnued lower on balance late tbil allunooo despite telecUve strength In heavily traded Iaauts. (See quolations, Pa"°' 24-25). "-3 outnumber<d gains by about IO lasu" on the New York Stock ErcftMJ!', and the Dow JODP inc:fultrlal average waa oll a couple cl pohtta. Wheaton said councilmen also are ex-p«ted to approve the '3,135,000 bond issue for the lease-purchase acquisition through the city' a non-profit corporatian. In other matters on the agenda, coun- cilmen will: -Consider a letter from the newly ronned Downtown Business Association urging new parking· meters with a two- hour maximum at 10 cents per hour; in- crease the penalty fee for overtime park- ing; and get busy on a multi-level park- ing structure. -Take up a request from the Laguna Beach Youth Council for a street dance on Forest Avenue Oct. 26. Cleaver Case -Consider a paradt request from the high school student body to be held In conjunction with the homec«ning football game. -Hold another first reading of the anU- loitering ordinance amendments because or mechanical changes. -Hold public bearings on two appeals from planning commission decisions and four appeals from board of adjustment decisions. --Consider an amendment to tbt bus depot lease that woWd allow coverage of a drainage channel to create more park~ Jng area. VCI Academic Senate Votes w Oppose Regents By THOMAS FORTUNE ·Of Ille DmllY Pli.t Stiff . The faculfy Ot UC, ~lne, meeting as the ,..,,.demic Seaato • .lW<! Tbunday to ojipdiO..,. liliiid.« Relllllti~ arislng out of the fllfJll' over EJdrldge Cleaver teacbln.lt at ~!!~i -TliO' 'lief' .-V~" !o aak the regenis to readnd their ruling limiling guest lecturt appearances on campus to one per quarter. Laguna Niguel Auw-pickup Wreck Hurts 2 Ty,·o South Coast residents sufered ser- ious injuries in a car-pickup ~llision in Laguna Niguel Thursday morning. Patricia L. Jett, 30, of 3292 Grande Vista. Laguna Niguel, was trapped in the wreckage of her car for about 30 minutes unW freed by a rescue crew. She ls in satisfactory condition today at South Coast Community Hospital. The other driver was more seriously injured. Willred Arnold Lee, 48, o{ 4003 Calle Juno, San Clemente, ia in the in- tensive core ward of the hospital. He suffered fractures of the pelvis and col- lar bone and other injuries. The accident occurred at Crown Val- ley Parkway and Sea lsland Road. Cali- lomia Highway patrolmen said. the Jett car collided with the truck which w a s turning left onto Sea lsland Road. The truck, hauling a concrete mil.er and carrying cqnstruction equipment. wu knocked against a coocrete light post tearing its body loose from t h e frame. In ao doiog, they took ~ aame lt(ellon as facu!Ues at Berkeley, UCLA and lJC, San Diego. ,J:f1.~1~~·~ ing, ~ - Tl\efa:ademic ,Ji~ate,01W> ~~ed ~ relOlil!lcib'116t>ib' iiibmli ul ilil • Iii • report justifying standardJ for ex· perimental courses. Tbe facullY thus chose to defy a regeqts' request adopted as part of the Cleaver rulln~ The vote not to comply wu '5 to K. In a third action, the flculty voted to mnd behlnd Chancellor Daiiiil Aldrich Jr. in his effor.ta to • foeter community understanding of •the pll1']JOOel of the university, · % IN OPPOSmON Onl:t one or two hands showed in op- position to U1at stand. The special Academic Senate meeting lasted three hours. Postponed to another session Monday was action on a resolu- tion by Dean or the Graduate Division Ralph Gerard. Dr. Shapiro has invited Black Panther spokesman Cleaver to teach one or more sessions of h i s literature class oa con- ditions in the black gheUo. Resolutions to ask the regents to repeal their Umit on guest ~ures and to work with the chancellor for community understanding were introduced by the 1'"aculty Senate executive committee. Most debate centered on language used to describe hardships created by the regents' ruling. The example of a tribal primitive participating more than once in an anthropology course was said to be unfortunat.e because of the racial con- notations invtilve<I' in the Cleafer matter. Added as a category of persons students could benelit from hearing more than once was social critic, which faculty (S.. UCI SENATE, Pqe %) Thurston School , .. ' · t '1 ·~ , . . .. .,:' . ' . ' Aliso ·C~yo~ Brush .Bl~~ . • l • ' , •c~st 'comity s1a~ooo ·eill More than $18.000 was spent in puU.ing out a wild land fire in AliJo Canyon Saturday thal shouldn't have occurred In the first place, the County Fire Marshal said today. ·New York Orders ' Welfare Probe , NEW YORK (UPI) -The city council has~rdered an investigation or scandals in New York's $1 .(;-billion-a·year welfare system, including the alleged use' of ci~y funds to send yippies to ~ Democ:atic National Convention. The council voted 36 to 0 Thursday in favor of the lnve.st.igation o( the city Hum J'Q Resource a (.we If are ) Administration (HRA) and c b o s e a bipartisan 15-man committee to carry it ouL " Praised , But because iwo children were_ al\e'ged- ly playing with matches on the property near Laguna Niguel, a 181).acre fire broke out coming within a quarter of a mile of , the , Pac,Ulc jJland VlllaJle. ·h!>mea and . detltoylng valaable watershed. · "'nlla wu a typli!al ·case .of chlldren playing unJUPervi.sed . In areu thl!!y weren't sup~ to be in anyway," iaid Fire Marshal" Jay Trotter, 1"And it cost taxpayers 118,332.44." 'rhe eipense, he explained. resulted from 22 tn.icka, three'bulldozers, 17 other pieces or equipment ~uding alrp~es and the men to operate them bf,ttllngJhe all day blaze. ·-" The two children. 8 and. 10,. who allegedly started Ulla fir!, we.r.e tracked down ~au.se-one of. them dropped ·a school spelling papef 'With his Mine oo it at. the acene. Trotter said the JuVenUes ha,.ve been released to tbdr parents but will be -led. Ninety pertem of the fires llarling In private water~ I~.~ ~used by trespaSlel'a, Trotter S8.ld. A few canyon firea begin ·from llghtnlng or from sun 'ahlnJng through pl-of glaas, "but till& is unusual" he .said. Magazine Says It's Setting U.S.-Example Trotter cautioned that I.he dangers of fires alwaya elllt but the months of Seotember and October are the lllQlt critical "Marie Thurston Intermediate School. Laguna Beach (Calil.) Unl!led School District, is ahead of itl t i m e , academically and architecturaJly." That's how a cover feature in "'Tbe American School Board Journal" begins It.a description of lhe program and raciliUe1 at 'J'hun:ton Intermediate. Th e reature in the September issue waa WT!tten by .Wi.tanl ~itor Marl\)'n H. Cutler. It praiJea the district, com· munity and staff of the school in Its deacrtpUon of Tburlton ., "an esample " at<b1Iectural taleol 111Jlll0rled by a bolrd, -Uon. llCU!ty and ..... munlty that be1ltva beaol)I belonp whore ltudtnts lllUd1." Mlaa Oltler -Oii to .., the Lquna Beach dlltrlct baa "Iota IOini for It In the Ont place: hilltop Ille overlooking a broall ..,,.p cl the Paclllc Oc<an. mild cllmata .-of the lchool yur, a-.ic.Uy mlnd<d community noled for Its 1nnual arts festival, 1pproval rirat Ume around on the bond Issue that linancedconstrucllon. "Even IOt Thurston could hJve bctll .• flop if it hadn't been for the cortlblned concentration on aC-.demic and arliltic detaJt eiert.ed by Flewelling and Moody, Los Angeles . architects, district Supt. Willlam L. Ullom, Principal David W. Lloyd, teachers, lhe board and, of course, a coocerned and cooperaUve com· munity." 1be five-paae descripllon of Thurston's program and architecture shows students at work, the floor plan, the movable "all plan, and point& up the "ruggedJood looU" and low maintenance COila the faclll(J. The pboto on the COV<f cl the laut la an overview ot Thurston with CaialJu laland In the dlatance. Tbuntoa, t.t unique Cn that Ila _..i. ed -(wbo In a tradltloaal lchool would be In oeventh and elihth lfado but here .,. dlvl<\«f Into flrll and seCond year), tab retponeiblllty for ree<hedul· lng their own clwot every momina. Op- ened last yea<, the scli>ol Is built to ..,.. commodata what Laguna School oflldals reel iJ the nm program in the_{':!'!°" of compl<ta llOllll'aded lam IH"""'I and dal\y demaad llexlble acbeduJillc. Ron Rodecker, CWTiculum · apecialil1 ror· U>e district who ·Conduc~ a tedera1· funded evaluaUon of the proa"am thiJ summer, uid in the article that ~ntl and ltachen are every blt~-~Utwiiu\ic about the school as I.he ooaro 'Ind ad· mini.!trat.on. . • T'8chCrs "think tho wl»k iJUni is lh<ir baby," ftodecker aa.ld, "and. 1 can see wti.Y -they spent 50 much ~me planning it. I've-. pevet seen a mort hl,gh\y ·moUvaled staff or one that WQl'P better logttber .... We're amued at the el· fecUveu<SI of our (wbole) proglnl/' • The article polnta oul that "If, by c~· 'nlti.nton'1 educ at Io a a 1 phi!~ cbanm coune In ihe future, the ,oot¥>ol-pia,ifll let to tab the awltch Jn ltrlde. ,; However Mla1 CUtler c:oa.: cl-the Ooaatbllliy' (If Ill<!> ;, dlanp la ~"l~ from Jlle ~ i~<'P~ ot w; pj)ln(" 'SUn\ \ll' oo ~ •u ~NC citiclly ~ Ui>yd," Ille ropciN. •'Scbedul. Ina,, p)uo lta<'•lng, pl~• plan! ,equai. quaUl) tiducaUoo. We baVe thim a'II heli."' j - . Laguna Re8ident . ' . . Mrs.· Maxwell , 'Sriccumhs aL. 79 ' ' • • ' , I • . ·~ .. • Laguna Btach Edna Fallis Muweu; n cl IDIO Drive died Tbunday at ·Sooth Cooll : Ccm)mlllill1 Hoopltal. Mn. i.1 ..... n bad 1>e0n a relklenr .r Ofanp Counti !Or 11 yuri and a CaIH.... nlan for rt }O&tL ' s..Jces Win be C<lClducled .i 1 p:a. TUelday ' In Hollywood c.metcy Qiapel 'with ~ Btach l'lloeral,Jlome - Ung. Rev. llOberl llllnlS 'l!lll ofllclatt. . Mn. Mm-ell !'/U a member " P!:ll, ' Ebell an<! the Conintunlty' Preabyterian • Cl\urth (If~ Belch. . . , Survtvon ~tr.:'!· Jam4 of lllna , Polnl.llld -.,.....,..... , • , • - ' Today's a.Sing '· . • r1 Launch Called 'Dream' CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) -Apollo 7 thundered into orbit 11like a dream" to- day, carrying three astronau1s on ID U~ day earlh-circli.ng trial f o r a Christmastime trip around the moon. "We're having a ball," reported Corn. maod Pllot Walter Schlrra u he and bia crewmen, Dorm Eisele and Walter ~ (More Apolle Storla, Photos, Page J) ningham, sailed over Australia oo their, first orbit. , About an ~ a!ler launch ~ astronad\a &:ot the nod for a aecood orbil Each of the Ont sb: of the planned 163 orbits must be approved by ground COO! trol. The nat100'1 first manned spaee ven- ture In nearly two yean, set back by the 1,pollo I dl.wter, reached orbit at l :lf a.m. PST 11 minutes after blastoff. It was a Oawl~ beginnhJg for the shakedown nm that may lead to a flight into moon orbit and bact a.t Christmastime by Apollo a and lt.t thl'!i crewmen. ..,.. The moonahip -.the heaviell manned 1pacecraft tn the world -lifted pc& deroual.y oil its oceanside pad :at 8:0I a.m. PST -ooJY, three nilnules belllnd achedule. . "You are light On tha old but1'!1-" tilt control cenl<!ll r,dloed the ~ at they arched majesUcally over the AU.. Ile, il>outlng an otange name again.t thO pale blue aky. A mile over the oceani ~ T·hUrlled · throuiJi the SOWld barr!D, .. -, a wave ol thunder rollinr over the Wacbei. "~'• riding like a d(tom." reported Schirra. . · • ' · ' The acceleraUoo c(· Ibo. Saturn Ill rockel, Schlrra reporled.· ~ , (eotlo alth<l\lih It burl«I them lllla orbll al 17,l;Jl ll)iles an hour. ' ' - "Tit• window. appear' lo lie' almost crystal clear," Schlrra told ,lfOWld -trol as they approa.Ched the end fl tb9 flrst orbll "We have very good vislblllty out of all fi ve windows and tlie center hatch win- dow is a dream ror monJtorlng boost (the climb into orbit)." Schirra was making hia third f1l&bt am (See APOLLO, Pap I) LAGUNA FIREMEN SHOW STATIONS Laguna Beach firemen will roll out the red carpet to the public Saturday to show of[ their new stations In conjunction with National Fire Prevention. · Open house with refreshments will be held at the three staUons from I a.m. un- tll 5 p.m. They are the main statlon at ci- ty hall and the new Agate Street and Top of lhe World aub-staUona. A ribbon cutllng ceremony Is scheduled at IO a.m. alMe Apte S\feel staUon. Weotller Pretty punk. 'I'.hat's the weekend. weather ouUookt dotted with such W111\.ory terms u loW clouds, local toe and drlule. Look foe a tmperatun drop .to '! alOllJ the cout too. JNSID'B l'ODAI' . CorOM dcl Mar'1 Toni Heimtt h4a a lo t "at ·ateaJc" both at the Olvmplc Gamr1 dining table and in the 1wimmlng pool (Page 20). And tn e cot>er feature cckfa~. WEEKENDER telluhr1 tht rc1.t of the Otano• Cocst'1 daulirig doz. cliO~. -" i5F ..... ~ o .... . ~--..... . --. ·--,.--... "'"' c.• • -.. -...-. u .._ . --· -. ,,.....,,. ·-u ...... ,_. H 1,..,..,,... .. J =-.. ~.!Iii .,..: ~---= ·;;,.;;: u ............ 1 -. --. =-.. " .. Ari..... tt ~ ,: NM:. U.11 . ' hz ..... 1 =-~i:... : ........ t'' . J OAllY '1lOT Devote.d ' -~aa.VINSBL-. ....... ~ ..... BJ .... own dllarlptioo t,o ~. ...... :~ 1-M. Tucker II a devollli wtla and ....... who -,.,.. per ~.;.~Wllof11ifiiii lo _,'1 _~~.to. ~la .. ·~ 'oit(. ~bu aln)ot -... aaya lbe a1 .. .,. '!lll- Bytnp:md ..... ~-• ~~== eel ·-noigbhor MI reeuJI ol her . m=. "'= testfmon1 It ~ ob- vious olie ref-to bdleve the picture developed by thl. irooecutJoo, lhQr1l1 before her ttta! eodedln 111,flllli.Jl!ly. SHl,J>ollN.,._.!l"LllVE IT =: or~;w-desOrlbed brwlt· '~-: -~~lid Slayor Todtor nesw:s and dism1Ssed by t w 0 . ,, psychlatrfsta who listened otJ)f I<> her 'Tucllir wu interrupted with' a torrent <>I version of what occurred JWM 11, however, erupted on the wltnell ltand. accuaaUODI 81 she an&ril1 detailed Her face contorted with rage; her another cue: that of Irene.Tucker versua voice, alternately tempered like a steel the-People. • blade or rlsin& like a power saw, spilled ·The People-·those present-reacted out the way ~ percelvea: events sur· wltb awe at such an anger. rounding the neighborhood episode. -·~ "I . have never hurt anytbing in· .aaA'-'A1.1'11G CONCERT teliuona11y," she began calmly, le~ of ~ !Aid ,her-cblldbood teaching In- a fuUle effort to save a kltte.n &be pw grained the concept of a uniformed whacked with a broomStick by a former policeman u a friend to whom one may occupant of the slain Mrs. Harriett tum for help and protect.ion, then w.tpbll'a adjacent bome. deac:rlbed plai.nclotbe11 officers who came ·~ she sald. she nursed a ~wk wtlh •IQ the Tuci<er homo.in contempt. a broken wing and waa rewarded by a • ·~ ~ere no 'policemen' at my flurry of ICl'atclilng talons and a moment houle," she sald, ctalming six or elgbl et terTor when the bird wu moUvaled by detectlve1, acreaming and yelling, lbovecl ill prlm!UVO f..-lo attack. her around whllo ransacking l b e • 'Ille incident deacrlbed bore • grim reoldence. 1MllJ&rlty to whatever peyobologlcll -Glntly lllJd frequently referring lo 'drove her to stab to death a victim she small thlnga -which neither speak nor refuses to believe Is dead. tbmten -she sald that during ,foubdued in prior couri appearancea , ~· lbe wu holding a kitten lo her ~defendant finally got a chance to tell breast during the melee. .lfr side of the story, one which both the "No man -it has always been my ln- ~on and defense know is diffused tentJon and alwaya will be -ahall enter -M ~ dlstorted ·percepUon of the world. · my house but my husband," ahe •houted. ~.,Thi cue of the People Versus Irene "Didn't your husband help you?" her ' AlllrlJlllllr ... "111~--bi .... I(..,. llM'apM. "8' mf<-•WID JOU"""' C'oup of colf_te,!1 II Mrs. Tucker bitterly complaloed of treatment during .the three montJ:ta: in which judges aet no bail, prohlbltlllf her from going home lo her lamlly Id wslt unW ttfe cast WU Mard. ISOLATED 4 DA Ya She claimed She was bolalecl four cli1t -~ wilhout food upon arrival at <>ranae County Jail, which ""1 be bet residlDCo for ••-~ IOfays or rnor<-"The three months have spent In jsll are torture," she declared, "day and nJcht." - She was kept .~ partly due IQ a aeriea of 15 assauWve incldentl wliich came to Ught and wblch were attested to by • -wtlneaaea, includin( the ~of .... home city of Ii ywa. ' ·Tlriacb o1-.,,,u wclven throUlb 'polite le51in>onY lib lbavtnp of a1ee1, • the defendant up~ away all but one as duo to occ\dent, fatlsu•1 ~ or mlllnterpmltion by the wtlnell. ' She agreed that lhe acted with holtlllty against door-t.().door vacuum cleaner aalaman' Carl Fea\!>trly, cuttJng :and throwing a dlih, but jWltlllid It by uylng he wu obnorlous and bad hla foot in the door. · ' JOVW. WITNESS Jovial on tbe witneu ltand, Featberly denied It. "I ran lllJd got the dbh -Ibis may be chlldlsb lllJd fmmablre -lllJd threw tt at bbn," Mn. Tucker sald aracl""1y. Deputy Dlatrict Attorney J a m e s Enrlghl sald Ml'I. Tucker WU jUll ooeing thinp the way Ibo preferred, to oee them, ln!tead of the way Ibey occumd. "Tbe magic of the human-mind b that It can raUonallze all thoee other acts," Enright sald during later teatlmooy, ad· ding 1 point for empbull. "'lbat vacuum cleaner aaleaman had better -juat bow 1ueky be la that she only picked up a dtab," be said. ,, * * * * * * From P.,e I ,, .. , .!UCl SENATE • • - memben sald they Intend b wb"" .Cleaver fits in. •-..The other retOlution, which more deep- b' split the faculty, was introduced by ,:Asmtant Profeuor or Physics George '11e11er. v He requestod the faculty nol to •ubmit .. report on experimental coursea beca\1le -the regenb w"" using the ploy to leiitl!ml.e · bnproper lntir!erence with 'Mrs. Tucker l{new Guilt,' Prosecution Attorney Says "Every itep 1be took Into the llreet , ter knife, but the deadlleat weapon ·tn the wu a llep toward premedjtaUon." • kitchen," Enright eonlinued, hammering Thls wu araument uaed by DtpWy •at nrar degree murder. Dlatrict Attomey Jlll\el G. Enrl&ht lo "UnW Ibo teatll!ecl; we wtre Ulllming ttlce a trqlc path which fa leading Mn. that · ihe' Wis illliiulali<I 'to ict 'by a Ittne:M.·TucJI:• to;womelr'51prtaon. 1" '' tiiStbii.K·'bt~ Aid, J~i ille' WU 'tooched academic freedom. ' ·· "Let'& not be complicit in selling oul. Enright made tbe comment in winding -up demands for a first degree murder off by tome 1Umu1us In talking with a conviction in the stabbinl{ __ death o( Mrs. ' bank secr~tary." , Let's not report to t.he regents like good little boys," he argued. He aa1d one way to stand up to the regent.a would be to have Eldridge Cleaver teach a whole course bul that would put the faculty in-oppoe!Uon to the university adm1nlstr11Uon, "and l don't thlnk anyone wanta to do th.al" H1t tac. tic, be aald, would keep the university ad· min!Jtratlon out of it. Warren Bostick, dean or CaUiornla College of Medicine, spoke against the resolution. He &aid: "We have many lreedoms the n!gents have 1Jven us other colleges don't have. I think what we have ia very preciOUI. Why throw gasoline into the fire?'' PAS8&'1 U-31 Reiter'• raoluUoa pallOd 45-to 34. . Dean Gerard, in introducing bis re.solu· lion for debate Monday, sald both the far left and the far right have welcomed the controversy over Cleaver "just because it ii damaging to the un1venUy." His resolution suggested that oo oc- cuion there ls reuon to suspect a pro- fessor used his claasroom or his position for partisan activity and In such cases it b the retpOnSiblllty of the university community to disapprove. OAl lY PllOI OltAJrlGE COAIT PlllLISHING COMPANY Robert N. w,,4 l"raldtnt tnC l"utlllllltf J•c~ ~-C.rl•y Vk:9 l",_ldlnt •net 0-111 Mtlltllll' n ..... r ... n ·-n..... •• -A. Murphln• · , Mltrlttll"' Miier _,ch•rd P. Ntll rtijl Nl11•11 L,...,... "9Kh AllwrtW.1"' Cltr l!clltor Oll"llCtcl' i....-OMM 222 For•it A••: Mtili"t Add ... 111 P.O. I•• 666, t2652 °""'-C.M l!MMt ))II W.SI lly tll'Mt N....., letdl! ffll Wttt .. lllOlll 8'11 .... trl HlolllflMtarl h.cfl I ., Jth llfWt ) H"°rll~W,~. 68~~-ri(f~~~fno~ TesUmony bore this out. n:tve, umi~~fii. "ff-,\. I• . • ,.,. Mrs. Tucker called her husband at the 'llrsc'!'ack<i"!lf.'.;,f tlll·Ml"°"'a Drlye; knew what sh~ Wu d0lngf Ttnewt Jt "'' United California Bank where he is elfu wrong and trjed. to cover Up after .cofnoo ployed a short distance away, but he mittin( :tn.e • June~ kJ1UD£ ~ ~ proo wasn 't there and it was then Mrs. Tucker &e!:UtlCC chanr:ld. . i • renewed her attack On the victhn. Judge ' ROiiild erooiuti•ti).. ptesldlbg ln De~ent a, Orange t!o1D1cy"'Superiof Enright also offered a dark prognosis Court ,~·th$.'~.Mes&--¢1ty ~co~ ror any significant change in Mrs. cQma[i'C .-wifey "4l1ty . 'Of,; ');ly ~1 Tucker, whether In a prison or state de'~ mufdet 'Wedn.....!•y,; · e to· hQ hospital environment, due to the admitted nieiltal fllnk, .,.. -~ ~ : · lncurabillty of her affliction. Enright also 'Criticized twu of four He reminded Judge Crookshank that psychiatrists Who _evaluated lhe defeD.. not only is there no full cure, but the pro- dant Prior to her five-day tr1a11 for not blem worsens with age. obtaining comparative material to "Certainly th~ is a cause for sym-~· Mrs. Tucker's story or what pathy for the victim -and for the lranspited. , defendent, due to her illness -but it is "Thef would ,bave lel ber walk rigbt still first degree murder, the same as lf a oUt of uni courtnxxn u · aane, •• tr.e normal person did it." Enright said. district alt«ney•1 .chief ·pr O 1 e cut fie. The McNaughton Rule has been under declared., ieddJng, "buically, they Uste-a; sharp criticism for ill narrowneu in con- . ed-Only to~ rµc~." . . .. demnlng Mrs. Tucker and many others to •'They bou&b . her .stol')" _ hook. line full responsibility for acts motivated by and slnler ~I don't know.ho~ they did, mental disorder. · but they · dfd1" Enright· told JudJ.& But although. there may be a need for a Crookshank in sunlmaUon of Uie people"'• broader ba!e from which to operate than case. , .. , • the McNaughton Rule, it is still the rule. Mrs, Tu c·k er Io Id two or u,e Enright sa.l.d. psfchlatrists t.hat :sbe wis subjected to a Mrs. Tucker, weeping and nearly In· vidous attack, by a blQ"t:r woman, draw· coherent after the verdict by Judge irtg a particularly sympatheUc re:iponae Crookshank, who heard the case without by Dr. Phj!Up (\~mer, of ~etropolltan a jury, is due for an Oct. 30 probation and State Hospital, Norwalk. , . . "ntence hearing. "It's too b8d tbe'Vlctlm ca'D"l be here to Chances are she will receive the full ~e}J:.~f-""'· terror .. , , · • > , het lhJurx, ", Enriab. t term of five years to We for the slaying UVKU of Mrs. Westphal, whom Mrs. Tucker A morgue pboto of Mrs. .Westphal, testified ....,ec1 to be • busybody, acralcbtd, b'tut!ed, •And WI~ Mr upPer II)> although she was not hostile toward the split verttcany to the gttrqll, showed older woman. damage lnflicted by Mrs.· Tu.ci:er who Enrigl}t ~d [ollowing the verdict that wu allo. ·tell. visibly fi\!ured In the Mn. Tucker cOuldile referred to a state mYaterY melee, -hospital on a· writ, ·nther -sent to a Mn. Westphal wa• olain by 1 carving JieiW ifitem'i>eycbiotrfc ward. 1'nlfe jab.which pierced a 11111(. · In the lll(anume·-• brotet1 W-Odlan' In Enright said Mra.-Tucker " definitely her atlontey's won!S'-Mrl. Tucker·w .. lulfering'froni whal ., .. Cbar1cteiiled u l>eil>g JEii; QQt .a back alley, 'handcuffed a paranoid achJJophrenic psycholl!, but · antlfla~ by a tan sheriff'sillltron and bet-11111 -'•II qullllfy her u a bailiff,· legally tnaane. . Each held one of. her arms and she The McNaughton Rule, California's seemed · much small~r. -than "hen she standard for detennination of a defep .. ·~:°U)@.~:,»gbt~.befort. dant'a de"'ee of er•-•··• r··-··'"lily --~.., ............. , ...... ~__,. ...... ~:-.1 &° U>YlfAI-.......... -\~,' .·t •'->,I.·~· • ., .. -., ..... '\' ;,.•.._, when mental 1llneas ii 1 factor in th of .. •: " · ·; · "" ·: :.::•· : ·-.:. .. . r....,u _ is quite narro-.. . . '.Mil'l'firie ,/;f:"ppers mter the l\ISic ll'11d.ellne, a peraon •. -!fl -· • , '-.11-... · . m\48t. be unable l6 -~ between _ ·: , ;. ..._ .~. right and wroag, dr realiJe the con· , . If" "lli.l'lt> Kill• 12 sequencts o( what be la about to do or ~ . '-AJ u~ ,... has-done. • • ~ ""= •. ';, .. i.: "We art concedtng:that lllra. Tucker SAIGON-(il') -Two U.S. Marine weol lfler.Mra. W'ISIPhal," Enright said, helJcoptert c611!ded in the air todl!' and but palQtad to ltV«al factors: craabed, kilUog all 11 penoos aboard, tbe -Mti:'-Wesl!lfW WU Oceinif fmn U.S. Command r<ported. further cOmbot. Officio1I aald the occldmt r.v.1...r two -The attack occurred to the middle of '::f~~' ena-&ed la t r..o op .tuppOrt tho llttet outalde tho Tucku lllJd near llll1 12, 1 Mat1no ar. bue W.lllphlll homes. • 15 mii,a IOUlhl!'31 ol Da Nllli. -Mn. Tucker left tho aceno after a An 1134, carrying 1 cmr of four lllJd knlfJ"l lhe maintains wu an occldeotal four oUler _., coWdod with a twin· nlct !11111• Ille ,.., ~ with an rotor CHM with a....,, o( lour. All were obleialoo to defend heroeU. mll!tartly personnel, the command did. -Mrl. Tucker went ~de and Im· 11. --the MCOl1d .. r111 ooUfaloa In lllf!dl&tely wubed ber dreu, p!UI the SOUth Vletnalft tllfa 11\onth. 00 Oct. ~-o roast knife and parlna fmUe lhe wu p.s. Amry )>elocopter and 1 · twtn-ena""' wl~. · carg6 'plabe ·eo~· near the camp ''She went out to do her ham\, and she EVlftl'alrsDiP 11 miles north of J{ue, kill· didn 'I pick up • bananJ, I 1poon or I but-Ing 24 ·peraons. \ I DAILY PILCIT St•ff P1Wto ' ' ' :LBJ Vrges ' . ' Ratif icatio Of N-treaty .. • • . ' .. l ' ' _,.:__ WASlllNGTON_ (AP) .,. .. l'ruldent Jotwon said lodoy ~· of tl>a .nuclear nonprolUer4t.JOn r't?t.aiiY ii hn· J>Qrtont lo the aecurity of ~ utloo ,.:.i ' declared be wm '.'W'J!U'll' °'"!Ider cllll· Ill( the l!ena!e ~ I aDoc!lai *°'1o«' unless ll'rallllts U.~u.r....l. ' ' .Without r•tlfla\tioii~l.1.-.. saw Pk OD'IQ t ahead..,.H_t1 'llill..DIW DUC1ear -·rs mlglll com. Into ~ IJ!d w.. could for<:e ~ ~11Ii00 the uoi\ejl States: " • --:'-'" -''Ehher · Wiuidri'1inc our iofiuence aNffijjjijjiffjTienf"fromarw of !lie warfd which are vttaI to.aufinter6ta; or -"Ha~ -oiber no~ trtaer Ii nuclear co;'illkl which could ,involve. 1111. •• Then wttfl a oot~ell8d reference to Repilblican in& ' nd(pineeRlchan! M. Nixon and Seo. IUcbanl B. Rll!Seli,)). Singing for Sa.ddleback Ga., chairtnan· of the · Senate Armed Services Committee, Johnson added: "Those who now argue for postponing ratification of the treaty must. assume the grave responsibility for lt.s failure ;: and for preaeotlnt our country with thll dilemma." Marsha Britton, Terri Staffieri and Lisa Kir1':pairlck (from left} are making history. Trio o! coeds, all from Tustin make up first team of song leadera ln Saddleback College's bnel iilstory. Girls are root· ing for Gaucho football teain' which flies north to take on N&pa JC Saturday night. • · Police Catch Suspects In 'Flagrante Delicto' A pair of Huntington Beach burglary 1uspecb -one of whom nearly fainted at the alght of a gun -were surprised ln· side a Costa Mesa pharmacy early today, with about $600 in cash and a quantity of drugs. Booked on suspicion of burglary were Jay F. Weinberg, 31, of 10041 Forrestal Drive, a aaJesman. and Art.bur Lin· From Page 1 APOLLO ... CUnningham and Eisele were newcomers to space. Neither of the latter had much to say 1n the early moments of the flight The mooMhlp carried Its single-engine second stage into Orbit. On lb' tecOnd orbit, over the Pacific Ocean, the astronauts will jetti.8on the stage, then !Up around and stage a make- belleve hookup with it -practicing for docking f\BTituvers wtth a lunar J11M1 .... cril't ibchltd ,mer tllghts.~ ! ; °"Mt"°& The aslrooauls will also photograph the 58-foot long stage. . The first stage dropped away two and a half minutes after launch and Scbirra nported the second at.age wu up to full --"All beautiful," be uld. SchitTa was quallfytng as perhaps the nation's coolest astronaut -at least in terms of heartbeaL Mialon control reported the commander's heart was beating 87 times a minute at WtoU -the loftsl by several beats ever recorded at that point. RAPPORT BY DREXEL ' Dr•••I, th• most tru1t1i:I n•me in furniture brings you • truly uniqu• desk. Not only in styli, but in usefulln1ss, feeturing • writing surf•~• , that pull~ for that •irtr~ bjt ot wo ..... ing •t••." Cont in• derman, 31. of 19791 Ranger Lane, a photographer. ·; • Costa lwfeSa. Poll~ Lt. Dudley .'.Y'1l Cleve credited a policeman on routine patrol with capturing the 5uspects alter he noticed pry mark• on the rear door of the building. Officer Ted Wilson atoJVJeC( betJind Foster's Pharmacy, 519 '?f.·l!tth St., B!tout -4 :~ a.m., ord~ h1I ~. Resene Officer Nate Arnofd to.l'ldlo for a back· up unit. Wilson then kicked open the rear door and two shadowy figures -later Iden- tified as Underman. and Weinberg - froze where they 'tOQd. "One of them just about fainted when the gun was pulled ," said Lt Van Cleve. Officer Richard Bersch arrived on the scene to a.uillt in handling the case and the pair ol sUBpect.s were relieved of about '600. plUB about 300 Dilaudid la~lets and a quanUty of other loot, police said. Lt. Vsft · Cleve imd' police are at- tempting 1iito! m..M ct !:inderman and Weinberg to at least one other Costa ?-.1esa burglary. Suspicion§' Noise Just Mouse in Wall Marian l!ugeo~ 11191 Norta. .si.. , told Laguna Beach police late Tburlday Dlght of a suspicious noise in her closet. An tnvest1g1Ung officer found the in· truder, a mouse in the wall. "Scared off -no further action," the brief report concluded. 1 However, shorUy after Pr ~ s i d e n i Johnso11:'s s~tement.. Sel)Bte DemocraUc Leader Mike Mansfield of Montana saJd in a Senate speech that the treaty wu loo bnportant lo rlak "injecting electlot year politics into the quest.Ion of ratlflca- tion." Mansfield said he bad no comment on the President'• remarks: "We will~ that bridge when we come to tt." ~ Mansfield sald, however, that ar-: rangements have been made for mating: the tttaty the fl.rit Old¢!' of buainem: of the Senate Foreign RelaUons Commtt~ in the new Senate session opening bi. January. • .Mansfield said that as majority lead~ he had to face up to realities. ,,. He said tiley included the prospect of extensive depate -a Senate euphemlsrq, for a filibuster -and the fact that the treaty bad become the BUbject of co&: troversy between the two m a j 0 r presidential candidates. ' GOP Candidates ;_: To Attend Tea .. " Three Republicans seeking ollleea ~ November will speak at a Caod.idatu Tea to take place in the Irvine Cove home or the John Northcott&" from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. 'I Prior lo the tea , a fund-ralstng projec~ fot1 · the ~gW'l8 ..-Beaeb W o m e n ' ~ Republican Club, the candidates wll~ be honored during a nqon to 2 p.m. luncheou hosted _by Col. and Mrs. Sidney F. Mashblr of Emerald Bay. " Candidates expected with their wlv~ are· Rep. James e. Utt (R-Tusttn), state Sen. John G. Schmitz (R·TusUn) an~ Assemblyman Robert E. Badbam (R· Newport Beach). " Others expected are Mn. Louis Lon> bard!, president of Calllornia RepublicaO Women's Clubs, Federated; Mrs. Anii Bowler, vice chairman of the Rafferty Campaign; John A. Hopwood of ~ Orange County Republican Central Com; miUee, and Gus Owen, executivi secretary of the central committee. ·' ' I: " ' " " ' ' I . ' beeutlful p•c•n finish this de1k would edcl b1euty to ~D-ue ' ' 1ny hom•. I W. '41" -D. 22". H. 39'1 I I I DIALHS l'OI: HINllDON -DllXll. -HEllTA .. 90 DAYS NO 1111Um -TUMI AVAILAIUI ON APPIOVID c:uon ~TllACH 1'27 Wllldlll Dr. '42-- 0fUI .... AT,., t ' ' INTlllOIS LAOUNA llACH us Nolfh c-lfwr, ..... ..,. .. , 'TIL' ...._ Tel ,_ ..._ Ill .... C..., .... 1KI • ' " I f ~ ' i ,q • " , 4"61rt ,, • ,, " ' 1 ~ • ~ E • • s 1 E • n p • 1 e t • 8 0 ~ ~ ' t ~ ( I • j I • I I -··.....:.· ~· -. • -. ,. ... -· .. -· 4 • •• ' • 'U,IT ........ 'Candidate' Reveals ~ennedy's Bid ·Just Peace: Ploy -BOSTON (AP) -Sen. Edwird M. Ken- nedy s a y i Democrat1c leaders knew he ~:au: ~:~ut1n:~J:~. : supporters of the minoilty plank on Viet- nam asked bftn 1o delay a py.bllc disavowal of the movement to draft hlm. "Ju loog as it looked like I might be In the wlnp, some Utougbt it would help the minority plank. Mj' own lnclin>Uon I! -of to doubt lt," the Masuchu!elts Democrat satd in an interview. The interview, with RiCbard H. Stewart · or the Bostoq Globe's Washln&ton bureau, was published In the Globe today. "alotof~.~~~.7 Altu hi• brother Robert'• 11!d !or the no"'""Uan w~ cut .abort l>l' ¥ assassin'• bullet In Loi i'"&eleo. Edwlrd WU fin! promlnOntly mentloned U ,o posalble vice presidential nominee. Re ellminaled himaett ·rrom c:Onslcterallou, however, wll,h 1 JtatementJul,y IS. Kennedy said some had adviaed him. to withhold that stoteroent until i!ter tlie Ropubllcan convention the folloWlng week, but be decided qalnst it. bec8J!Se "I didn 't wan~ to mlskad anyone or be miainterpreted." ' . . • ': ~ ', · . , ""', I'·. . • , Ul"I T ... ~t :111 ,-.o11tkal Gimmickry ' TENSE LBJ WATCHES APOLLO LAUNCH ON TV President lnt•rrvpta MMtlng to View Blast.Off /ukOjl why he waited·untll the third day of the Democratic National Convention to . en<! the movement. to draft hlm, Kennedy said, "I thought I bad made it clear that I didn't have any intention., .I bad talked privately to Democratic leaders." Kennedy said the possibility of running for )>Fbldent this year was "never a serious question in my mind" because of SiSJi ~ :t.bf~.times·a~s in1i1.en's room: of Denver dfice building, c~Ji\lil"I ~~~~liding Up<lO> on•'! Wlilical persuasion.-Uhld~)11111"'1.Denver, D'l\U':.m&k.s use of ~o< ~-. , ' Douglas Workers ~hare Triumph Of Apollo Launcli Anxious memben of the McDonnell l)ouglas Space Centu team In HunUngloo Beach this morning watched the docka u the Apollo mission roared into the skies at Cape Kennedy. ' They were awaiting the performance ol S-IVB stage of the giant Saturn rocket. The stage, manufactured in Huntington Beach, was roaring toward its seventh successful flight. At the prescribed two hours and 5:t minutes into the mission the stage fired Perfectly sending the Apollo spacecraft into an orbit close to the intended 150 by 122 nautical miles. • It also sent McDonnell Douglas engineers into jubilaUon at the succesa they knew would be for the enUre misslob and their contribution to the Apollo pro- gram. But just sending the spacecraft into orbit was not the onJy intended function for ~ _S-IVB stage. The spacecraft pro- gram ilktuded moving about 60 feet away from "the' now defunct rocket hjgh above 1he earth. -The astronauts then were to perform pitch and roll exercises and to move the ~pollo spacecraft back to the S-IVB stage f,nd to use the 'rocket tilil docking maneuvers. :· It reached its hlgb point -100 beats per minute -when the first stage fell away. Apollo 7 went into an orbltr ranging from 140 .to 174 miles high -a ·near perfect orbit. The planned orbit had been from 142 to 176 miles. · Officials kept a wary eye on guaUng wind through the final .hours of the ~ountdown and finally decided it wasn't ltrong enough to endanger the mission. ~ At 6 minutes and 15 seconds before the Y,lanned 8 a.m. PST launch, a hoJd of about three minutes was called to allow !eChnicians Ume to cool the engines. Woman, 7 4, Dies In Auto Accident Funeral arrangements are pending to- day for a 74-year-old Santa Ana woman killed Thursday when her car wis struck broadside at 17th Street and Prospect . A venue in the Tustin area. Dead on arrival at Santa Ana Commun· lty Hospital alter the 4:05 p.m. accident 1981 Cwnty Traffic 1161 160 Deatll Toll -Ill was Mrs. Jessie Campbell Rez of 825 N. Parton St. California Highway Patrol olftcers said she collided with Mrs . Jane Lewis McDowell, 37, ol 12921 Evensidl! Drive, Santa Ana, who was making a left turn onto 17th when the accident occurred. Mr$. McDowell .wtered only minor ln- jurks, police rtport<d. Blower Brothers Mortuary is handling t :-angements for Mrs. Ru. 'ALL SYSTEMS GO' Com,...nd PMol Sclllrro Mrs. Schirra 'Glad It's Last' Trip for Hubby Nine Cuban Exiles Charged in Wave Of Terror Bombs MIAMI, Fla. (AP)-Nine Cuban e.xiles were charged today in connection with a nationwide wave of anti-Castro terror ac- tiviUes -bombings and sbelllngs con· ducted in the name of "Cuban power." A former Cuban doctor, Orlando Bosch, was among those charged. He was ac· cused of threatening to-destroy ships and planes of Great Britain, Mexico and Spain in cablegrams sent June S to the heads of government in those countries. Bosch and two other exlies, Jose Diaz Morejon and Barbaroilan Garcia, also were charged with the pt. 16 shelling of the Polish freighter Po ·ca in Miami Harbor. That incident led o apologies by the United States government after pro- tests were published in Iron Curtain newspapers. J. Edgar Hoover, director of the FBI, sald the charges involved a Wave of ter· ror that included bombings in New York, Los Angeles and Miami where 39 born· bings or attempted bombings have oc- cuned since Jan. 1. Eight of the ~ persons named in the Indictment were arrested in M\ami today, tho FBI said. The ninth, identified as Jesus Dom- inguez Benitez, ·21, was sought u a fugitive. I' I •. ' ' ' ,. ' ' ' S~ate Circulation Managers Meet The Golden Anniversary convention of the California Circulation Managers As- sociation will be held Saturday through Tuesday at the N_ewporter Inn. DAILY PILOT Circulation DI.rec.tor Milan Leavitt will serve as convention SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) hoot for the 200 people expected to at· Mrs. Walter M. Schlrra watched her hus-te~~ 50th year meeting will inclu~ a ~ rocket into space today for ~ third golf tournament Saturday morning at the time. expressed herself u elated and Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club, uod· then said "I'm very happy it's the last er lhe arrangement of Bob Caples, Regt.s. time:" --let-circulation director. A women's ac- "1 think he's done enough," she said. tivity -will take place at Newport Harbor ''There are so many younger men who lVith a boat.~ruise and luncheon at th-. can do as well ." Balboa .Pa.v1lion. . · Sehirra is 45, the oldest man to make a . Association. Pl'W.~ent Charles ~ccbe- space flight, and the first to make three s1 of Bakersfiel_d sa1~ several old·t~ers trips. He flew the on.e-man Mercury for of the grO\lp~ .includmg past presidents six orbita, was command pilot 00 the tw<>-and other officers, are expected to tum man Gemini 6 that made the first oot. . . . rendezvous in apaoe, and is the com-Jn addi~ton to California newspapers, rnander of the thrte-man ApoUo 7 ~e ~~1allon h~ members from pu~ i8unched tod•v hcat10111 in Arizona, Nevada and Hawau. "I ...... _.. ~ · LaJt Yea;'s convention was held in La s "'"!ill it must, have !>ten ~ most Vegas. Ne1t year's is slated for Lake beautiful launch I ve ever seen, Mrs. Tahoe Schirra told niwsmen. "I'm 10 happy . that we have the pro~m on the way again after the long wa,il" At the DoM $isele home nearby, Mrs. Eisele watched the lauDcb with her chfldren and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hamiltc.1 of Gnadenhutten, Ohio. She cried when the big rocket lumbered into space and Usteoed attentiveJ,y later as the taped ahiJ>tA>ground eon\'ersaUon ~as rtlayed over the spice network monitor. :deds Launch Satellite MOSCOW (AP) -The Soviet Union to- day launched another wvnanned earth satellite in ita Cosmos series. A brief an- nouncement on the launching of Cosmos 247 did not, as uiual, give its speclnc mission but said only that it would con- tinue 1pace exploration. It wu the fourti. Cosmos launched in 10 daya. ....... "' !"9 ......... rl .. '3-r,.....,,,,,.,., .. ,,.. I I ' .... CW.-8 .... ...,. ............... __. ............... .., Humphrf!y. Wou.ld ·8 :ankrupt Nation· ' ' . . · nALiAs"<uPn. -ill<llarit°lol'. Nixon accu.ed • his -Bemocratlc .rlvil·iof P""~ d.ent teojaf rof l!elJJI tho,,_~ .. senator 1o bl!tory, ~federal ,pro. gram1 •tbat1Voulcl have .coat noo biDioo more than actually openl: Nbt9n, In ,;,m..ks prepared'.lor ·a rally at SOutlleril MelhodlBI Omverslty, said tbiJ "'.IJ)end\gg· spree" · .woWd -have blD.krupted, Ille'. nation. .. · "One. '1andldate says the 10 percent surtax ls •ere to 11tay," Nixon s a i d of Humphrey·' "I aay, this ls a war tax Btfd a:i: 900ll as pouible must be repealed." He uld, "One candid8te advOcates eon- cen\ratlng more and more 'power in the federahgovUmnent. -I say, .ft ii time for ~w PQlldes to move ponr away fr;om Wuhlngtm ba<< to the atai.s, local government& and the people:"~ He added, "One candlda~ stands for putting f\\illions more on. welfare roll:!. 1 say we need to pat more milliom on payrolla." He cpncluded, "One candidate is shackled to the mistakes ol the past, bound to the Old ways, able:to offer more of th!! same filDurtl. The t{ixon team 1'tarMD before-the people With free bands, ~ble to'·cm._. to grtl" ·wjfh-'tbe future, ready to move America forward on a ne'I( · road." Ni100 got a report Thursday from -. foreign policy adviser that IUpported bli contention American prestige abroad ii waning. ' WilUam .W. Scranton, former governor, of Pennsylvania and ezecu.tlve asa:istaill to former Secretary of State auistiaft Herter, r.eturned from a three-week tour of America's European allies and said their 'impression was that America was not able "to take care of its own Jnternal prOblems, monelarlly, racially and in other things." . He said there also was a vfry deep feeling that "with the myopk attention pt the United States on the Far East'- Europe bas been "overlooked and 1&· nored." ~ton, who toured Germany·, France, Italy, Belgium, Holland and Brl- tain, said be fowid the Europeans «11- cemed about tensions in the Middle EiSt and the Soviet intervention J,h Czechoslovakia. · ··~ He said that while moat Europeans favored improved relations with UMI Soviets, they viewed as necesAI')' io 9P" proach this fi:om a posiUoo of ~ ·. Johnson Enters Campaign Praises Democrat Ticket in Radio Address WASHINGTON (UPI). -Prtaldent Jobnlon haa lleppod flnnly Into the presldentW compalgn, boldlnl up the Deonocnitlc tlclcel u -·· belt hope for .....-ond scamln& the op- position u reoctianory. In • -k radio -'l'btnd01 -ed by the latttnatiooal ~· Garment Worbn Union, J-aolol be bad c:omplele lolth ID the ol>lllty If Ibo Democ:rollc -lo_,.., lorwanl. procrt:Sltve idorneltJc sroctam- <l Few men that I ban nertncrwn have understood oor ttrpnl nollonal ~ oo wtll u Hubert Humphrey ond Edmund Muo1'le," JolWM d!"lared· In contrast, he aald, "There ii alJ the diH ........ " clo7~ ..., d .... between the NIJ:on.Agnew RopubucOn narc! ol -ond ·-.... the ~ kind of forward-looking leadership that the Humphrey-Muttie ticket offers to you Amerlcanl." Aa for third party candid1te Geor(e wan-, J-said "AmericaN .. too wile 10. wu&e their votes an a false prupbet o1 fur." .-- ' . II "" Jolmoo'a 11t1t ~ llate-,_to t11e pnu. on the c:lmPMIP llld onlJ !Iii --...i eodonemenl lie =~lnclruncandld11C1 '" Match n be did no1 1n-• llDd to 11'<1111 ony tlme on portlAn polWc:a. SuboeqQmt --... ,,._1oo lndlc•led thll opplled on1r to partisan polill<a In J-'• own belioll. Tbt ~ qld the Repul>llcM prtsldenUal ticket and candidates ror Concress bad promlsec! to dlmwlUe what • 11"41 -•llula --..iic .... miniltratianl. ' / • "They..,. JHOjlCNid R!lllllnc .... or '.1 less than to pull tllia nation downward and to pull it back ·mto another cycle of Republican reaction and i n a c t I o n , ' ' Johnson said. "And In doing ... they reolly jHomlae to JJUt1 America apart." · He led )llto 1111 ......,,.. about Wllllace by · qylng 'there were barlh poll@ •olcea lrJln& lo divide the American people. "Tbe mon who llood ol the ICbool bolile dolir, defylnl the low, I! now preloudinc to be the •pootle .. order," Jolmon said otWallace'1 ollempl"to JH'O' ' ,....,.,..... . ,., 'JIU& •"""' .. ....,..,.. .. l .,,' • ' '. I J • w1JI lntecr~ at the Unlnnll)' ol , Al~~er11--o11111talk BEACH CITY DODG! HARBOR DODGE ~:.i~n:!.r~irrl~u::! 165Ss Beach Blvd. <ti~. 039) · 2888 ·Harbor •ct. He Mid wbUe It WU <qreltable peace • ' Hull'ltli::.on Beach . 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IMtned the bulldlilj dothllf!llhe··'*11 'ellilrwll .. f..-·war-· ,. . FI, Ki """ .. · ~.:l!MD 1>ou111t -roceitt1y b~-llle ""to-•heacloltheceurt. · • , . :;~:~.;~~~~.!~'. ·i:=~~~":::O.~ .Qi {;2ec~ &~ure . liri~"' · preoldeol wu lnalll'lfllod, --~; .·NOecoW(lJP~~--llo-',: •. ~<>.tao. . e . . , clild 111.i1c:upec:Ulc:111J wUbdnw 11. .•• , •••• tetll:led a-· · U>lnr '"'' M'Dlf!ii!d 1'14 .... LCll "l~lllX. ' ,f ;~V.'' ID 11oc1 ' • · · blCIUM WllT'ID'l llt&tr' WU ~·. tb1 bi f ;:.rOuc(ciic ~:11.r .,. , Jalinloa.ud -i.i no·iq,.;.,. "11' .:l'lm'·~·· lhem '1o · PJol•lll' door·to-dOOr [ortun< tc~ """ ~ ltftes.o!fl~ • b~ . Clll m )16.cow ' In let iii "«4ir. ·,on, Wisoonsin, wlio , • .,. la _._. • , ~ a:;-oCldi m M -'"1 : Th ~ ....... ~ ':;t." ,., .. '' . t u..-~i ~ .... 'I ;. -· knoCk•d ""'th:v:;:;,, oi So ... VI·. ·e'Js• • ' t'"o·" Pull .. · 'Aboui 100 uiiiiOniiO!l police rurounded ld the courtbause where Dr. Pavel Utvinov, an unidet1tifitd 11-year-o man, . , ., r -~ . U.year-old gr&ndson of the late foreign csktd directioni tht'n told him, minister Muhn Lltvinov' and four others 7¥ ou are about to make a big All · but 2 3 ~00 were convicted and sentenced &rter . a discovef'tl in t~ near future." ~ · t'I . , ·-·. threM.ay trial. ~hen ahe left he found his wal-.. . -• 'l:~~ . ' LltVinov was sentenced to ·nve years ~misting, FJ;~~I ~~ Soil i. ~e:~!ro: ~=~:·dli:= • liroSCX>W (UPI) "'· 1'o ~ Uniotit' writer Yuli }Janiol, WU seDf .fnto "in- .... Aud u h ha .-..,..i lo withdraw aU bul Qooil r,, tornal exile . tor four yeah. Literary ·1.·-roy •or was an H· ,,._ <ii 111 ...,,_.._ __ -~~_.' ~~~!<~~~-tmBllbltskycotll!reeyeara pedant motll!er when s~e entered -.-.._.._,., 41v.11 uuu.uuoiu. the elevator at the 13th floor of her ~ 111-0ct. ·l!I. '1'11l1!1Ulfe ...... llld ledaJ. ;. ·-'.J: apartment building in Newcastle-""" a' 11 ·~ -• •••• ~._.-·.,· ·~ uwn-Tyne, England. When she ..... ---·--· •• reached the ground floor she was foundlnl . at Ille c,.cotioolovu . .illlobllc: the! mother of a boy -delivered wblcb wa lnvadlcl b7 &rmle& ti· ft\l'I two months premature in the ele-W1n11iPaol -lhe afCbl o1 Aq. 11· ~ ~ . . ' vator .,1 an ambulance driver. , . • 1 Mother and baby wen "'poned The dlp!Qinollc: iolu<oo "'1d Uw oo- "doing jwt fine." ~ ,..... 11'1 lllim1led 1t lil,ooo mMI and lbll IO _..1 1'0Uld bo • willldmin itlari Ille Cllcll<illovlll ,holJ. Wllll•m V1uahn, M, was ac. d111, lea?bic lboul 11,IOO~. quitted on a triapHsilur charge in The 13:.00 wlll blvo to .Omolll)!nlll lhe Municipal Court but he Gldn't have : lluAlans .,. ulllllod ·lhll conditions In lone to celebrate. Judie Manuel c-.vUto are ·-·"ind the Rocker ftnld him 1211 for appearing (Olllltry ha only .... "lllldlnr torc:o" - in court lnlox!cated. lhe Communllt Pll'ly. Laborer Vladimir Dremliuga, 27, who had joined the waving banners re~ "Shame on the Invaders," was given three years in a labor camp. 1llj: court sentenced e1~~ Vadim. Delbne, 21, to two years and 10 months in a labor camp. The sentences mim>red prosecution d e m a n d 1 for punishment. Belides defaming the nation, ,_the five were eoilvicled of clitlbu'bing the peace. de(uning the D'ation; tJie five were con- victed of distur~ioc the Peace. About 200 persons, ma"ny of them sup- porters of the "five, waited .in snow flur- rles outside ijle courthOuse fbr the verdict. Patterns -" ·Divide· Nation ., ' ' Viet ,Cong Offiee ~r Up in Paris PURCHAll ' PROftCTION POLltY . , . • ~ciell~-, : .. · :0n Pap_acy , ' ·~·Expected , ' ' • ...--....------------..... .-~ ....... ,....,._, __ ~~~~"1oT ... -,,.-~ -··~~~~~~~~·~ ····"-··~· .... . ......... ··~ ······ " -· • ' f ; '. ,, . ',', • • ow ·.·p~fs·. ·.ue~u e • -· • ' A different kind ot premhn wm.11Ue-,race Nov: s: • And It won't be ill\ H~)IWCIOCI. ,' , • .. . .. , But tbat d.-!t ~ then· won't )e apt& flashinc a!!d faJll mlllinc>i.tmind the ·~·cast: . · ,, • • ; ~·· ..• .' For Ille an will be 1"ltb forei11 and dom<!otlc ••• tile new 1969 automobiles. ' · • Sponsoring the gala will be nine Oranu.(:o\utty cbapte(' ol Na· tional Assistance League l!!clucling the NeWJl!lrt Harbor, Huntington Beach and L3cuna J1eacli·al111pters. · .' ' • > ~ I ; . . ~ .. The fifth annual Preniiere Night of l!!e 1911(;\.uto·Show will'Wte •· place from e·:so to 11 p.qi. in the.Anaheim conv'Oft6:on Center.,~),;' \. the Grand Lobby will sel've from ·& p.m. and·\lhril•r',will be -...... ~;.· , ~m 6.30 tn 9 p.m. . . • , 1, !"' .i : • •\I.JC .. ,. A tasbiO. show~ featunng the creati,ons ~ SY\iney North will'l>lo • ·' :"'- shown by models ~m each partjcipatlng cj>a~1'. 'Dancing ·will be t<>.>. the music of Manny Ha.nnon· ahd his orches,fra .. after the ~on show. In the course of the ev'ening, guests may.follow the red carpet t.o the 20,000 square foot ar.ea which will houSe ni6del~ of all the autos as well as camping vehicles,,provided·by the Motor."Car Dealers As· sociation of Orange County and the Grange Q>unty Dealer Servicea Association. , . ' ' Working on,.the commlltee for .the Newport Beach chapter are the Mmes. Rpbert A. Rarrtsey, chainn'an; Lonnie Vincent, decP.ratiODs: Frederick ·Prescott, models; Robert E~Leitner, tickets ; Paul Rogers, sustaining representative, and N~ckoia J. Frank,'Walter Burrou~b~ John Davies, Edgar Hirth, Frank Hop · . Carl Service, John CasHion, · " Cora Peggy Wallace and Joseph Clark , ways and means.' ' Making ·arrarigem'ents for the Huntirigton· Beach chapter are the ·Mmes. Ployd Hair; chairman; D. R. Parscb, tickets; Leland Valen· tine, fq.shii:K\s; Jame& Sayer, bo9tesses and dinner; Melvin Penhall, awaid.s: F1etCh('r Daft-; decorafions ; Gilbert Turnbull and Jack Bra· met, publicity, and Grover.Po~s, modeh;. · ' Committee members from Laguna Bea'ch include the Mmes. Thomas H. Jones, President; Danial Schryver, ways and means chair· man·; John Solomon and Frank. Darling, ways and means co-cll5'ir· men ; Nicholas Malouf, ticket chairman; Milan Chiba' and Howard Adams, ticket com.'bittee; Roblrt B. Malone,· patroness chairman; . Mar.io Tartaglia, hostesses; C~rles Coffyn, decor8tions; Robert L • . Marvin, f·asbions ; W. B. GrantDam, award~ chairman; €harles W. Frazier Jr., dinner chairman, 8.nd Patrick .H. Randall, publicity. . , 'I).tjtets at $5 .per per~n for the aut.o show and $5 per .person for the llinner may· be obtained by calling any member of the Newport Beach Am!(ance League, or by calling Mrs. Hair at 544.9648, Mrs. · ParSCb at· 847~1655 ·or Mrs: Norman Warner at 536-6113 in Huntingt.Qn · Beach, or by calling the 1icl<et committee .members in i:,aguna Beach. VINTAGE AUTOS -That's :wh~t will be ;i,own·at the· Premiere Auto Show sponsqred by ·lhe' nine. ~stance League chapters of Orange County Nliv. 6, but 11te·vintage will be-1969, not 1931, Cto:;ely examining the 1931.Ford Model A De Luxe Roadsterwbich miglit have been a part of an auto show· of th-~ past are area Assistance League chairmen, {left to right) the Mmes. Robert A. Ramsey of Newport Beach, Floyd Hair of HW)tingtoo Beach and Danial.A. Schryver of Lagilna Beach. . ' ,.... " llll ... ~ BEA ANDE~SON, Editor Femin ine · Touch Adds Wee Bit o' Scotlan-d . . , .. ~ \··. ,. ~~ • ' • Fairwa~-of Mesa Verde Country Club will be adorned with a wee ,touch .o' Scotland when the richest. tournament ever held inMthis· area jl . played Oct. 21-27. . · · , , Calling oo. !be feminine contingent of Orange County golf clubo,•lhe Ha:ig National Open Golf Championship directors have asked women th ·voltinteer as scorekeeper&; underlining the ·strong community effort 'of il:i.-event. · · ·; · • -sh plaid Tam-O·S~a~rs ·and sas\les wfil.ace!\llt·1:1Hnm!forin1' of white skirts and blouse$ io be. wQrn•. by distiaffer~ as ttey keep sllpp\e-., mental scorecards for verrncatiQn 'wi!b· official' cards' kept' by !be ph\xet ; • Country clubs represettted. by the women include Irvihe, Mesa Verd'8, 1 ~ S~ Ana, El Niguel , Rancho 5.an Joa~uin, El Toro, Costa Mesa and All!!:,~ Vista. . . · ... . While .top pros are qu~fy;ng, shooting· practice ro'unds ana .. ~·;: ' peting for. tile '120,oilo ·,PUrse, wives will have little time to be bored.· ~ - ·, . Undei\ the direction ol Mrs. Casey Maze, tourilament host)ilell\y" : : "'.chairman and president of the Women's Golf Club of CQSta Mesa GOif ·~" :" -. ~"Country Club, a series of triJ)s ~ bei~g arranged. , , . :-~ 1 : ~ • · On Wednesday, Oct. 23, wlv.., will boaTd chartl!red buses for,1 tnur:·,.. of Disneyland and on the next day Ibey will be invi'ted to view Soulll,CQ«4,.; ;~ ; . : : ,Phlza and. Faollrot>• Ia1and shoppmg c,enters. A· chartered .bo!>t1 ~of~ • , barbot ~!so mqy be In !be oiling, · · . · . : . : ;, J~ • Numen>Ulf"ll•te• ar~ being circled for cocktail partll'S, tao. . " ,:: •: .; pl~~ ,.\,,,: tieli:i.i .rl~>.~~ 1~. II. 1'. €1~, ~I· T<,>roi ~ei-iil N~,I ~-v.,tde, E .. .111.,ll:len;ipe, Coilta ,M-, J. R. €a1Nbon. Rand>o·SM .J¥,l~·:~ w •. W3U~,_,rrVIDe. , ; " : .. .A!l•f'their tour of Qjsqeyland,. they will join pl.ayers of ti!• ~!.!II'; ; competitfen in-<ldsta'Mesa Country Club for an awards cocklaiJ party, anJj , ·tin·Satlill!ay., Oct.'26, 1ll~ NewP91ter1 Inh, IOOrnµtent·beadquarte!'ll, wllh~ -'Ir lbe scene of an invita111onal JlilrlY lo -be att111d~ by conlAlstll111s, . ..,........ ~ toumame9_t, eiecutive cotninittee.. anct1 6tft~itJ!'7and"VIP'ri: · : ·· · · ~ ~ ' • • . ~..., Anojlter,iittracti"!t· ~ lal!•i ~Ja.C., 'Jille&Gay, 0at. 22, in M-v.-,,; · Cawitty Club. when, tile Tony -~ qi;am"'gl!e Rcloin lll;d'i!<'!i""""" ;. ' chib ls Ute'llglit O! Uma's.liwh:tiami>agne 'pelty; · _" · · ~! ; :. ~ DEAR ANN WJ'iDEft:s: ' EvorN • 'mornillJ ii 7:11 :ilJf neJjbbit ' • W6rkrlll tlle.-'blllce with my IwJ. band dropo by to iJve my bUltiand~ a Jill. Thll bH bee• 10Io1 .. for )I monthl. I lalt>w Ille rouU.. by bear!. • Ke uya, "JU1t Jive me coffee." Then .• lla,wlndl 1IP readlhlc 1<11' the maftlll!I. Illy busbond oaya he ia· 1>0 extra work the mlla, tho berries, tho corul -and, bftlde1, the ride ft> tl)e nll!rftiJ!t everything m· light. When Wt have mates tt a (air deal for everyone. bacon and -he ~. "14,, thaf What do )'OU say?.-SHORT 'ORDER mella pod. Jiii! -•II IOI' me, \'.JOOK pleate." r • t 'Iba o.fflce it 12 abort bJqcta from DEAR COOKt Tell ynur Jlu>-IJ:-"~ ttti bore-a nice big bu. runo by illit wOlt to """ i.,'tlie mor:+•1 wU• 14d ho!I"-, """ ;II Jnln~teo . .n .. P• .. -lo ll!c,111•.old ll!o.r.·vc '.• ~~ol llraljht ]1111 the ofllce. , -.OY!llf ••"IPl\•Y for brc':,c·f 1!1ll idd Thif. C'J•l!ll 11'\I a ,,,. .... llllllllY ..... """"Wllea lb• • .... ;:-er I• bod ilO Who tJlea 1<>11ot1> In Ibo motnlrig.., 11o ... 11.-aaoruliU·~· h•f.o,la~ am iewnc tor httA the sight of him. ly a.nter.a&.tl•w• ii Ukc foric1,1t. I ' P~yinQfbt 'fh~' Carta ~ • "h'' .. t : .. e:· ' • •' ~ '(~ ,, O ....... • • ... •-I ' ' • l fJ; ' ., • • • ' · i I • ·~ • 1 • • ' f • fl; old 1ge. We • ·~ver know • manywomen have"'1He.1tenytlleir DEAR VER:·5'1·~_. '" irandparenL !l'lley" ua"""1 '&~bekti~ ·llli 1111'? wa1 lllo,°" -... e * -~ BA VE lo ... ,..,;, 'Iii.· we .ara -~· Otl' '1f~ IDOll!iF 'Ii< ~ ptOW""-w .... ·• ..,., kwejw, . .._ dMI no( uloolal .. wltli the.m.othera of r • • . · · •.:...... ej. our rrtood.l .bec!Ule"lh,y·~ s<lar•t· DEAi\ ~ 1.ANDEl.IS! M·r ctn:~~. •,r.:,.-,.. .Ml~)' ippr~te11,-i>'_.fllrl1 ' t ~U1~'1 ~ wn '11Wrltl:l 1 to a )fr.a *!81¥P1 "!"-, . -:-1•. II we ntll ta many W. must either · wonderful man. Tbey had 1hr. at. take mqlMr In or m.VaJn 'lri1h ber •. trlctlvo clllldr"). The oldeol It "°l" < Mcobol'la . ..,abodc'ut'..__ She'li toO old ta Jeave·a!oiio. )GuiltO . elibL ,-,.a YMl;I ., •• ID!' ~ii>· .._...11·,.;U t1iliit )>1111.bitWto • 'Pl..,, Anp; let 'th!a ·sub{kt' a~. !Oilr'i "HldlocreUOna" bea111•• to wkle-be. accepted by 10\lr' !rlilollol Chfldren ·m !or partols in lhtlr :tJj. ly knoWll the! her bUJbancl dlvorc.ed lacU. ~lill' "Booze li\lil .vw .... P<Op!i • In the •11!t •1h<Mlld b.W, lier. 'rlie ll\lll .obe "" rUMii'I with Teenaeon °"!r·" i.,. Aile eran4chlldren. -HORSE 'S MOUTH ' promptly mov.d Int~ her' home. She S.od 36 ~Ma !ft, coin ilMI e • , . ' • · uy1 1b6 would marrY, him but the atldt8'~. llMnpad ........ • DEAit l'fflUTll:, ~~·I ·wo11ia• u 1 doe••.'H>',.I to (lve 1IP tho alimony 10,.. req!Mit. c · . l(rllal II.., .... II Iii !Ml old; • ..,... 'whld la. "beauf.IM!' U 1111 clldn!I bave Ann ~1 wlll"' """$1§" ·•'Ill (eellllt rollel abOal It! l aiil ff& • 'Ille chlldr<n I'd 1001' tho ~th;t way, bul with yolB' J>l'oblemt od -~I lo i.. lier-lo .. ~·ill a -· ~ -tho· !llr<-tanc .. I think IJlec la Ill ~are .. UICI ' • J Y'icllloe,m.'4 -~--r a6mhP-Whol wou!L,Ou calJ'Iial:I'..;. :Iii a • lill-aolldollrtlcj ' ... 't deay It, buC ,ff'f imuflf ....... • \gRJTAS 1 1 "il)lope." I t I • MMIPING OUT A WILCOMl--Mnl. Pllillp WIMor, l=;::i:::-= ol Iba Orange County Medical A• rS "f ii .... _. -two ol the UC! medical focilllr ,.._ (left to ttgbt) Mn. Edward Arqullla . • Hospital Auxiliary :.:.Requests Volunteers .-. .. A call for V'Olunteer1 lo b<lng made by the newly fonned CDllta M .. a Memorial Hos- pital Atll!liary. . . Ally W<m>ao !ntereoted In serving with thil ''Want" group is invited to a member- 1hlp meeting Tuesday, Oot. 15, in the hoopiial rtaff room. Mrs. Fnmk Hrw.a, drarter preeident will conduct the meeting, and • welcoming new- comers will be the membttstrlp chairman, Mrs. John Nettle who may be called at 545- 2574 for further infunnation. A junior auxiliary also is being organized. and hi~b school girls between the ages of 16 and 18 may call Mrs . Ronald stenge at 546- 2720 to offer services. Ltioroscope e .... ;? ••• ... •• -~. 4 ~(l • Sagittarius: Begin I Now~ Aid Will Follow ;I SATURDAY actions. Give and you also § OCTOBER 12 receive. Communication due · from one at a dktance. Ac· C By SYDNEY OMARR cent aura of optimism. i "The wile.'man controls SAGI1TARIUS (Nov. :zz. .,_ d ~--A~-1 Dec. 21): Do what must be ·~ e • ...., ... --•gy d - and Mn. ROOert Comb• kooW their way, .:r.und Orange Cqunty. UC! medical faculty wlves 'will be welcomed at a lpt!Clal coffee Tue8day, Oct. 15. Medica-r Wives Get Acquainted An ortentadon eeuion will ty auxiliary and p r e , e n t be romblned with a bfl dJltrld cooncllor 14 the 114!0 welcome for wtvea of the aunnu,. 1 cul p~ wm bJ. plll medical IChoo fa ty of UC! preilldentl lncludlnf t h e who have recently moved to Mmes. oener R. Ball; Lewis Orange County. Ellmore and William M. Mou. Armed with maps and d!rtc-Mrt. Dmer T. Ball, wile of. Uons and lnformaUon about the Oranae COunty Medical points of Interest, members of Aaaqclation president, wm at- the Orange County Medical tend the guest book. Au%iliary are sponsoring the Asal!ting Mrs. MacLachlan 10 a.m. coffee nert Tuesday in in her welcoming duties will the home of auxiliary presi· . be the Mmes. Brian EwaJd, dent, Mrs. Frank E. Kendrick Santoro A. Hepps, G. John of Newport. Beach. Knauer, Laurance A. Mot1ler, Mrs. David O. MacLachlan Ralph E. SUrllng and 'Philip ii cha!nnan of Utt event and Winsor of'Newport Beach. ha.a invited all past president.a The centerpiece will be a or the auxiliary to greet the UCI bulldlng m o d e I aur- more than 40 medical faculty rounded by Drlniature .orange wives. Also invited ii Mrs. trees, and an assortment of David Herlllgaard, president Penlan . or a n a: e a and of the lntems and Residents homemade fruit breads. Wives' Group at Orange Colin-Plans az:t under·waY to brlng ly llledlcal.-Cenler aOlf the flrlt and sebond year .- preoldent of the Student& of the California ~· ,of Wl\les' Groop at the medical MedJclne to their neW~ln school. Orange County when bulldlnga Ser'ving in the receiving line are ready at UCl It J! hoped will be the Mmes. Kendrick, th.at the final move can take Warren Bostick, wife of the place next year. Ultimately, dean of the UCI medical the entire medical facility, in- facillty ; Samuel G e n d a 1 , eluding teaching and research former California State Aux-hospital, wW occUp; 150 acres iliary president and advisor to of the UCl campus and ac-. the current state pre!ident, commodate clules . fer 250 and William Wickell, past medical atudentl with a president of the Or81li• Coun• facult;y of 100. .,, po in ta the way.,. one. "n1 ow otf unarounded !i ARIES !March 21-April fears . Mat. or pamer will------------------• come through and aid. : 19 1: After morning hours Independence of acti6n is a •f there ii ~~ter harmony at necessity. Im portant that home. -Prior to afternoon, Movie Guide hold back on &tatemenl! you get started. II! which are controversial. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-.,,.._.., ... _....,..,_..,_,. _______ _ $ Later, people are in a more Jan. 19): Stress on relations " receptive m o o d. Act ac-with those of opposing 'cordingly. views. Be receptive. If will- ;: T4UR.U8. (~ ~May ing to learn, you grow and ! 211) 1 Accent on bow you mature. Make meaningful ; react to availability of ad-concession to mate, partner. ~ · Be aware Of public rela· lfi ditknal fund!:. Means gome ti I! flmnctaj. pres1ure is reliev-ons . -1 ed. You ba oater fr AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. '' " ve gr ee-18): strive for greater clocn ol 1hou&hl. action. '-" Choose whely. Don't scatter equanu1u~Y. Improve com- efforU. forts . of home. Entertain GEMINI (M~ 2l.June ai;aoc1ates. Repay fa~ors . ) , study T A U R U S . Set the record otraigljt. Giesaage. You become ln-Rel~ve on the move seeks ~ved today with money adVlCe. Give it; be ( --~-•-d generou1. . d~ A vice ii eoue1Jt on PISCES (Feb. 19-Marcb . wtletbel" t.o parctiue or eell, 20 E "-~: --w1 or Ave. Get all ) : zce·m::nt day for deal-0...,..... ing witb children. You are avalllble fact.I. Bue opinion creative, able to solve ap- ! on knowledge. parent dilemma. Associa· CANCl!lR (June 11.-Ju!y tioo· wi111 opposite sex im· 22): Preatige rises. Your prove 1. Person a I terVicel are mont in de· magnetism rating la high. mand. Tab ipeeial care Salea·abWty al!o aoara. -penonal -arance. GENE HAL TEN- Iie clorlng whrn -~ ore -ctn:umstan-DENCU:S ' Cycle hilh for ; ces t.end tit wort ta your fa· CANCER, LEO. Spec 1 a I .~ Yll<. _-. . . wo1..'.!_ 14of ~!}12>RNOb' do i LEO (J.-, S.Auc. :12), P _, ••--.· serve • You feel """""""'ii about and learn. <ofl ~ ..__ 'IN-.1 T• flrMI M who'1 kdy fill' ¥-.t In I lo ~ ...,. ._....,. rilUU _,•nod kwe, :$:'1'11"'¥ Om1rr•, out ~-~ lbJ ... ltf .. Sft,..., H fo!"· Mff'I •M • ,~ pos:a e ~." s.... 111 '" ~so unt• maUv. lmpm1aDt. fAC't«S le °"'9rr Alf!MIY Stcrlta. lflll DAILY i: ....... • IQlfece. You. will ~0Il.. ~-... t°T-'i1~~ ~, .. ~ 11on • re IMtlbl 111e {Eflte1r'1 Nott: Tllll movlt-911Jdot It ,_red bv '"-lllmt eommltNe a1 Hart.or CWncll PTA. Mrl, ll:oti.rt Sor- -Is '""Jdotnt aM Mn. Hirt s-Is Cllfr\"'11'-dlalrTMn. It 11 lnlllMed II I ~. In ~lnl~ -.lll1t1i. flllTll fllr artlln -ll'WPI Ind w111 I-I' WMll;ty. Y1111r ¥1towa .,. wlklttid. Miit llllm to MIM• Gllldti Clf"I al ftll OAILY PILOT.I FAMILY GNOME MOBILE -Disney comedy-fantasy. PARENT TRAP -Re-issue of Disney film about twins. TEENS AND ADULTS PINK JUNGLE -Brisk adventure comedy In which stranded photographer and model join con man in itearcb ICC" lost diamond mine in wUds or South America. MATURE TEENS AND ADULTS BANOOLERO -POSBe tracks escaped bank robbers. DARK OF THE SUN -Tribal civil war melodrama. THE PARTY -Slapstick comedy. SALT AND PEPPER -Spy spoof about conspiracy to over1hrow Britain. SCALPHUNTERS -Trapper and runaway slave follow train of ato1'n peitl. SMASHING TIME--Appeal- i.ng BriUsh musical comedy, spoofing Londen's swinging scene . ADULTS BEDAZZLED -SophJsUcated English aatlre with te- quences which vary from farcical fun 14 billnfl irony and irreverance. THE DETECTIVE -Vuigsr. violent melodrama of sordid, brutal aspects of New York. ELVIRA MADIGAN -Tragir love story in 19th Centur: Sweden. POOR COW -Sordid dramr of. girl wtKi facti: seamy ex lstence in Engli!h 1lum1. PRUDENCE AND THE PILL -Impudent, frivolou s Brit.ish farce. SAVAGE SEVEN -Leather· jacketed motorcycle gangs descend on tiny Indian shan· ty. SECRET LIFE OF A N AMERICAN WIFE SophiJticated stricUy adull c:On\edy SWEET· ' NOVEMBER Dying woman goes to unusual lengths to be remembered. THE SWIMMER En- Peering Dr. and Mrs. Riede1 Mark ' .-Around . ~~~ .. , ,.. De:cades of Ma ~r i.· Six -.. 9e GRADUATING inl4 KOPS (Keep Off PowlC!I s.n.Jbly) __ ......, ...-....., SlxtY yean of marriage wu maried Jul inQnth by Dr. and Mn. J"' Adolph Rledel of ara two -ben ol tjie Walat Woldlln ollluntinctoo Belch TOPS. -*rtnr a ...... lllloa-ln Valley View ,Scbool ....... Mr j . William ~ who lost !~ poundl. and ""'-Jack Alblif.""""' slled lll fl9Ulldo. DUlllNG the lomiaJ fall rush Miii Carol s h e d d ' daupter _of Mr. and Mn. Miltm Shedd of Ne"flOrl llqch, "u pledfed by Alpha Kappa chapter of Alpha Qi! 0nwta al the Unlvmlty of 0re,..,. FOR ri's 15th year ~reunion the UCLA clua of 1161 ·litll meet at tbe ¢ave ~ Roys, Loo Angeles Salurday, Oct.16, after the UCLA-Sunford loot. ball 1ame. AdVance reaerva- Uona for the 5:30 p.m. no-host cocktail reception -being taken by Irv Goldtjn&, clw pmlilent. at 21S.27H256. J.uoql D. · CARTER was -on btl l!!It birthday by !be ....identl ol Rolling Homes Mobile Park in Colta Mesa. A resident of Orange County since ltll, coming from Republic, Mo., the honoree bas lived In Cotta Me.. since 1'28- He worked in the oil fields in Huntlqtm Beach for 21 run, alao ~g some fann- ing. "He i! a remarkable gentlemsn In 'hli quiet and unobtrusive manner," aald Mrs. Joe Shalt, one of the hostl. "He occasionally coob and serves a dinner or lun- cheon for the people of the park. He ta: contented to live quietly with his flowers and hia neighbors and is respected and loved by all who know h. " un. Alumnae To Picnic . . Corona de1 Mar . Born bi The Netherlands, Dr. Riedelcam< lojhe United States at an urly age and c:ompll!ted hi• folina! educ•· iion • .. the : <UlilVersity ol Illinois Medical Schdol. He ~ the fonner Marie Stegeman of Pe.lla1 Iowa and they ,were married ln h e r home town Sept. SO, 1908. M;qv~ to Chicago, Dr. . 1Uede1 practiced for 50 years : , and ·nu memberahip in the flO.. · · Year ,Club of Ute Illinois State · _ Jll.edical Society. · In f964 the 'Riedel! came to Southern California to make · their home. in Corona del Mar. Th~y have three sons, Dr. Henry A. Riedel ol Corona di!! DR. AND MRS. J. !(. RIEDE.L 01,mond Annlvet:11ry ..,_. ,.._ Mar, the Rev. Wesley U. Rie- del of Marco · Island, Fla. and Dr. L. S. Riedel ol Lombard, Ill., and eight arandchildr~ Food Tour Of Europe Savored Club Booking October Dates Oranre Coonty· chapter of Columbus Hali. Orange. Live the Catholic AIUJlUli Club has polka mll!ic will be played for booked several dates thi.11 month for special eVenl!. sinaiftg a¢ dancing . The first date on the agenda lnformatioo regarding the ta: a rnoothly m~1 next festivaj. m1W be made by call· Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the . ink MW DoQ>Lby Tinder, 835- Guidinf the armchair tour Charier House, .Anaheim, The 0195, will be Mra, Jeane Dorse whe Rev. Paul Menke, chap!Jin of A group discussion will be A Gourmet Tour of Europe will· be takeb by members of the Stephen 's College A1umnae Club of. Orange County at their meeting next Tuesday at a p.m. in the Fullerton home ol Mrs. John C. Packard. the month troin ·St. Irtnaeus esertted -Oct 2.1 t 7 · 30 ls . a professor of home Church cn;ireu, will speak on . , pr ~1..-, : .... • 8 · p.m. eco.nomlcs at Ch a pm an , How w~ Can• ie Better ChrJ.e. ~th:~u~ fte'v: Menke discUM- College in Orange and a_. tiana by Bein& Chari'table. mg .cvh'el:l~:dturch topics. Tht member of the National Home · NomfuatiOns 'i'iU l>e . ac-. ~ Will: be ' in t b • Economics A a s o c 1 a t i 0 JJ •. cepted,' fbr o. f f f-;: ·e. r s, and . ·Fall~-' bome qf M I a 1 r · I bo d · me.mbe[s who· ~ish · t·o Ma~ O'DOOneQ. egiona ar · · -vofunteer fOr :cffaitininehlpS -Ooalng oul 1tbe month's ac- The Gourmet Tour. waa a can do so at the gathering. tivities will be• party on Oct. gra'duate credit course offered Electfans will take.place Nov. ZS, at '.f •)..m. in F. X. by ·Arizona State UrUveralty 10~ ' McDonald!& ~anta Ana home. this put summer. The group Tht group J~·hoattng ita first . Member~ship ~the organiza.. · · Okt.oberfest at a p.m.. Sltur-tion is open-_to smgle Catholic Tht 23rd annual picnic of toured eight countries in cen-day •Od. 18: in the Kniabta o( college gr a ·d u rte s or the Alumni of· the University tral Europe and "ate th~ir . _,. • registered nuraes. The group of ..vt,ona at Tucson . will be way around the continent." • . . meets on.the lkond. Sunday of ~,..i,1rom nl>on ·~.• p.m. EW!h~ Information Clll be Alumnae 'Fry' every ~ont1r~ 7,:111 p.m. in sumi.r, Ocl!"IS Jt>lBr~. • received by c,uing the hostul . , ••.. , the ~.l!Ol<le, 'Jll!IV~SleanlsPicnlc at . -.-Mn. Hen•Y. i:(jr Husbands a,.. . • · ,1l1Jenc;ia arJd ,ffUtfhgf lt1 148-2413 or Mn · 1., •. • 1 ... ? r Csrl>on Cahyon Roads wlll be · · . ·~, .. . • . ..;_ the site. More than 300 are ex-Gerrlet Dirksen at 888-BOM. ~bandi. of Alpha Dena Pi peeled to share prltes, gamea, alumnae will be honored at a free coffee and friendship All steak fry·Sa~day, ~· 19, at · Sk' M t the Wilbur ...Wen home in gradu1lel and other former 1erS 88 Fountain Valley students of the university are · . invited. For f u r t h e r ln· Prospective members of lhe Members and gueat.s wtll formaUoo call A. J. Coco, Balboa Ski dlub ~welcome convene at 7.p.m. for hors d' preilldent al the Or81lie Coon· 14 altood the Oct. 15 meelinf oeuvres. ty Club, at MH179. al ·• p.m. in the Newponer Pald reservatlonl lllllJl be in Inn. A display of 1kl equip-by • next Tuesday. Alumnae ment and fuhlons w-llI be may contact Mn. Allen at 982- Chapter Opens Ranks For Women Mrs. Harley McClure and Mrs. Wayman Carlson of Fountain Valley were in· itialod into Et. XI chapter of Delta K-Gamma last Saturday evenlnt hi the Elk't Olub, Sao Pedro. The organization, an In· ternational honor todety for women leade11 ln education, has more than 100,CKX> mem- bers. Among the guests invited were Miu Beatrice O'Brien, >tate president; Miss Alida Rarker and Misa Ola Hiller of Laguna Hilla. both p<>t lnlernat>onal president.I. Mr1. Warren Putnam of Lellure World, II organlzln1 ··l ricv for the new chapter. Hostesses Recruited Under auspices of Stars and Bart, single young women are beinJ: recruited. to aervt as hosleue$ during hoe:pitality hours at the officers" clubs at the Marine Corps Air Facility at El Toro and Camp Pendle- ton. ahown. 3731 far further lnfonmUon. Holl •lip • Custom Fram1s e Art· L111ons 617 W. Htlr st. CM lo.:4:30 ~ - --~. i' -·Do ao'for -· VIRGO (Aug. ~ 122)' Llmar kcent on 7 o u.r deidrM, ..... to fulfill 1bem. Betrothal Announced counters reveal emptiness and hyr.ocri1y of suburbanite 1 life u he swims hOme. WATERHOLE 3 -Rowdv 1poof of tradiUonal wmtrn. · The hoopitaHly. hoon, spon- sored by Stan and Bara, will take plaee tonight Preceding the mixer for ba~lor offi. cen, an orientation will be conducted at 6 p.m. ln Island House. Fashion Island by MW: Joni Fortner • -.,.He• 11i,, ~-... ·~1tr. '-u. XS·l-M1i..tl. "'°"· s../4.1.. """' ..... •-:;,t:2.40 Kfl1 today. II --Of tact t""ll m.-. Seo peo. pie elluatloru 1'1 . !fib! of Stop 'd•~•l•ln1 'Buie -1'lll be ·-LIBRA (llepl !I -Oct. ID): ,JloTlltw ---pro1rAm_. U ~ ,_ obtain -=·=-=·Su~~ at.dial II jlip. You OH otrenrQi titan ts L. IO (Oct. JS.Nov. h Flnllh •t 7ou start. ao ,~111111. Tau ---"'"""wld potty ;) q~!iLIEN TAGUI t"!' ..... l ... """' The engqement of Kathleen Marie Tague and Usie Walter Pottorff ha.s been aMOUnCed by Mr. and Mn. Elmor E. Tque ol Hunlingtoo Har1n&r, parenti of the bride-to-be. ' The couple plan to be mar- ried in St. Anna'• C.tholic tburch, Seal s..ch. No dato baa been ael fO< the nopllaJJ. MJss Tque II 1 cradu1to o1 Yarina Hieb School and now atl<ndl Golden West College. Her fianco, oon o1 Mr. and Mn. Laddie 0. Pottorlf ol Encinitas. wu grad u • ted from Sin DiesuJl4 Hip School •nd now ts ~ Palomar C.U.,. in 11111 M.,..._ . Talk Flowers Paul Brecht of Brecht Orchid Co. in Colla M ... will be the fUtll lpeller It the Artistry meeUnc ol Iha Colla Meaa-An oll paintin& deroonatr• Be.y Cities P\Jcbilla Society Uon and the uaa ol palntlnp in • ._ _,,. nat llloodl;Y at 7,ao plll. home decoratloo will be '1iown ~Iii Hts talk, Growing On:hldl 14 Newport H1rbor . AN ,;. OUtdoon In Sou I be r n Alumnae ol Delta .Delta Dolta. California wlll be illustrated Pruenllnfl U.. ....,-am wW - - - - - "Ith 1Udet. Nominations ol of. be Merli of Merla's Studlo,1 -~!i!"'---.iTliOOAiiiii0."'m!i!~---....... flcerl ts planned and eiection1 Huntlniton leach, wilel"e their .. m take p~ next month. Oct. II meeting will take pl1ce COSJA MESA ur A""'na' nylen loco lMa ·~--... --.--.. • ........ W...O.ln ... MC.,.. ~ow 2.40 llWPOIJ llACH Tiit '""'P ptben In the at IO a.m. lln. Ronlld Word American Lqioa Hall, Coll\.. nuiy be called a\~ for (Harbor Sh pin9 C.11t1r) IH11ntln1ton C•nterl IFa1hjan llJand') MllL '\i"""'•tiooL 'L...----f......;-------------------(.1 I t I Los · ~afuitos· Resri:lts. -- '""""*Y, OCt. If, INe. Cller 6 hit llllh Wld ~ In OracJe " Ml..... ..Vn• S17DO. • JM AtT.O: (ICelll1l 1tov1I Tllrmoo !1111ktl Th.lnb Cloe ftlnyerl Time-II S/10. .... '·'° SAi ..... 00 '-~ AlllO R•rt-Oebllt, C.. lob, Mr. S.n. 6'f Bar, V•ndY'• Shamrock. Hiit Tr1dt. P11'k1r IY9, IU1'911ndy lteM, knt~. ••be, Andlor e-. 1,.,,...11t11i. Vin. M .. Sty Hiike. "'""" uca. Mo y11111. J YNr *'· Clall)11nf, ~ GllOO. MHnofi. E11ls {Morrill '"° JM l.to S.m'1 Nlllll °'1t fH Crosby) ,_.., UO .ur\I Dill 19tnk1J 4.ft . T~ll 4110. Alto lt1n-<11u O!u lob t. Tnldclt llloN. hwf O..rto!, Gerxle'1 TW\t, ,, .. ill:ll!Cht. lcnld\Cd SOflfC Moen. T• AIMlo. llxnt llACL a Ylll'lh. I yUr olds Md ~ 111 Grade AA Mlnus. ~t "'"" Litt A ltecket"~Smltll} uo ~ct:;1y I . 'St1rr fftlN) lf.00 TO.to 4.40 MIA Lltlt. Dede (Colllnl) 1.00 J.ID ~20 .Sl!O. lcn!Ched-P11teo ltr Tims, ~~If Olk:k Toe, Dll ltt:JC T# llr, A~ ltov1t llVIHTH ltACI, l50 Ylnh. J -r 11111t trod u11. Cit""!,.., 1'11f'M DX10. LumPl .. (Smith) l.IO I.GOUD Oii TM '""" fC111J1111J 1.00 t.• Vendv Oftl {Wlhon) t ... T"'--11 till. Ne ICPll~ se...,Hff The NeiShl championships are scheduled for Seacliff on Sunday to top the acUon alate.p at Huntington Beach seacliff. Thursday ts set uide for the L.A. City Fire De~ent's tourney. Eight members of the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club earned spots in the upcomlng Haig Open Pro-Am on Oct. 23 after copping honors in a lo\f ne.t event of Sunday at Costa M .... Leading ihe parade .,. Dick NEW!' ' HAlllT , MET~ SKllS u.~ ... ~IW NORDlCA g 'tUCKlE SIN&LE IOOT •35• Riverside Attracts Sedan Ace • -.' •• FMdly, Oc-II, 1961 , DAILY ".Liil U 60 Drivers _. InOCIR I ' ';~',.. "---1 . • &Ta "6 \..anJ -'.Area :Rnm1er8 -~. -.,. . . .. .l.' .II" T&too·LeagU~:::Meeis ' -. .. . ' V•nltt • 1, Poll;. :flGU ':"" t. ~m• (IJ, .. , Mfllllf lJ, Mldkllt Viti• 4' 10:11 f, .WllJ1•~ fl"V), l°'M 4. 1, f'aftwnon (I'), 11:13 i l111!11t1 WMriheufo l11. IO:H. J. Tuttle (IQ), (I'), 10:n J. Muddt)1!9ol IF), 10:40 •• lO;G '· l'urok fl';,VJ ; 101!1 '· htk I w n.on '{!'), 10:'1 4. ~la (II ), lO:n (FV) 10:53 l. WlrlMf' (IG), 10:9' .. Alderman fF), 10:•, 7. ll1ttr1y t. Chrl1tl1no (l'VI, 11:., 10. MHlt~ (MYJ, 10:411 I. Domlftlt.iel fMV), (FY), 11 :02 11. l'IVllll tl'V), .\l:M 11. ' ' . " ' ;;.."' v· . . 11 :13 t. p~ (Fl, n :tt 10. Yt~att l lta. CtGJ, 11 :ot lJ. lfl!INf (l'YI, \ (MY), 11:$1 11. Ahtaad (MVJ, U:N 11 :11 14. Hublltrd flG), 11 :1' J1rnt Ja,..,.. r . . ~ . Firsr Race 7:00 PM fl ...... 111 11, MIHIOll Vitt. M ..... .,_,,_ fl, P•lltlM V11I" » . l'rell-5-11 Tat ,..,,.,,kl Vil,., P'lnll1'4r'; "' I '""411111 u. M1Hltll Vitia ,. Wnv1r, 11.u I T .. ~Ian Vltila FllWr: 1. Pilm, . ~·-- ID:.U hlM .. , .... U. ,_11111 \11"" 41 V1nltt T• f.,..,tlltlll \11l,.., ,lnlsllt': Wlllr- 11111 ........ II. "·"""'''" \11Hty • bid!, 12:09 ··-•1 -...U •· 1H CllMltltrl » Youth Grid Teams Win 1. Wll;!t. tl!MJ, lt:t:a t. WeolfY fl!NI), lD:X I. L~ ~$C), ll:ft .. I!.* (l:MJ, 10:"6 J, Wltrtaft ·ISCl, ID:!l2 6. l'ltll (IM)i 11:tt 7, C111tt (l!MJ, 11 :11 I. l«ll1111ln !K l, 11:17 t. Stall ($CJ, 11:11 11. Sltrillll (SC), 11:19 11 . l!.110 {IC), 11:• II. SChaDlr tl!.'-\1, n:u n. Antlna!I csc:J, n:a T.t. U IVI (l!M), 11:• I '1?>e Cl.hallo.,-and ~·· i.11 c..-.'~1 ·MMmftl a two m.111-t team.I from the T• s.n C:flfMl'lt. ·,.111llhlr: 'I. w.r. "'6" 1111, 11:13 .Newport·Mesa area remain •t ,..._ ".-..:-:...._.. ,. und9feated u the Caballos T• sin Cltinltnfl ''"'"" 1, ,...,.,., . trimmed the Garden Grove' _,.:1~1'::"~·-_:· ______ ..!:;:;::=:::=======: ·Jet-Set Colts, · tu and · ihe Conalrs defeated the Buena Par.Ir Broncos, 33-0. In Pee Wee action, the Cowboys beat · the Orange Rockets, 20-3, t be Com· manchts won 35:-0 , over the Buena Part-Tiger1, th e Coronu lost lM to th& Buena Park Rtbels and ihe C.ita· IOll a.t to ihe North Orange Cowl· ly Stingray•. ' '1 AUTO CENJER notice to tire buyeu . ' ' ' 10-.hour tire event Saturday, 8:00 A.M. tO 6.00· P.M. -. Tliis will be an' un~suaf and spectoeu).ar 1 0 hour tire evoni; Saturday from 8:00 to 6:00 at ~II 16 Broadway tire centtis that you won·'t want to miss. E¥ery tire In ~le .will l•• subrtanfiallY r.iucectin priC.;for _10 hours only., . . . , ... Yw wlli fin4:•x~p1f;,,,b1· valu• 1" ft. . •iz• and f>+,l,':Of tire you n"4 :-::-,, ... black';'llll1; -~:£--~-'. fls, tub91eu,\:~· 1 _ •.. ,.., .. , .• , -.' ',.<:.'.'" t;OQf\lf~nn~ ~ · ' ,;; ·" ·1 , / • s~w.:or.e:~ _.!•~·~~.-,"'. • . • !t-,~..;. ... 'l'_'l ms ,·.-.·. a.,~ ,,,,. or. mctlt 'lillf~· TOI' t . .. .· ': f'l'P!I'.~~ ., > ., •• be illiOUfttecl ftee,of~··· :.·,",'' .,.,, ----.' ., :., : ' ;•t ... 1 Visit ~·nioiout e Jto;c~nt•r!l',.ciryo~ 1h•r• of tir~ veliiea. 'Rememb''!ri· O\I;" , ti.re• •r~ .'Q9i.~"'!red for ua_by one o~ Americe'• _leailing tire , minufecfur• - ' ..... • • • , uat yeur Broeaw~y . ch•rt• card _, '.tires, a:r,,-. .. -. ' . • .. , " ' . . ~· "-~ ' ·-· ' ' : -- I ' . .. ' ' ' "' ' ' • I • I ' I • • .. ' • .. • .• .......... -.. • LEGALNOTICB LEGAL NOTICE ~·112U C•RTll'ICATI 01' •USIH•SI l'ICTIT'IOUS HAMI Thill Ul'l(fffllOMd don Ctf!lty hill II C.1111- .... ,_ .. ~-··----....... -. - Bonk Ma"4'1Jer Donald B. McKee of Laguna Beach h8' been ippolnted manager of se<:urity Pacific Nation· al Bank's Lagqna Ni- guel Brandt, schedul- ed lo open irl early N,,. vember. Mc K e'e has served at the Capi~trano Valley Branch and Har- bqr and Wilson Branch. Costa Mesa. NATEC Gains County Firm OVER THE COUNTER NASO ll1tlng1 for Thurid•y, OctotMr 101 1961 Crossword Puzzle ACROSS l Loud percusslvr noise 5 Strike violenll" 9 Greenls blue colors 14 Fenls wheel, f ,g, 15 Shade of yellow 16 Bay of - 17 Trees 18 Ancient clty ne1 Argolls 19 Dakota dlalect 20 Dismounted 21 Tall grasses 23 Pear 24 Measured in cerlaln "r 26 Re lsh 28 Man's nlckn1111r 29 Theater VIP Jl Fastening dl!ll lce 36 Kind of cloth 37 Br1vo! 38 Fasten!d in certain . ., 19 Bird 40 Manni.sh 41 Hostelry 42 Ha..,lng more courage 43 Plano part 44 Izvestia, far one: 2 Words • • • 46 levy I charge on 47 Month of Hebrew calendar 48 Put forth leaves 52 Soda fountain item SS Laughablt 57 Lint wll h timber framework 58 ConJotn 60 Made the big tmnls serve 61 Eng. Opm. composer 62 E•bl• """" 63 Tiny dell!/ b4 Roulttle bet 65 Imaginary anl1111I 6fi Record, In the 111lnd 67 Ruth's empire DOWN 1 Cosmetic preparation 2 City In France 3 Accept as va!!d ~ Wonied S Sounded loudly 6 Was In poor health 7 Duck 8 VIP at The Pilace 9 llarlnitt's direction FRll MAIN18WICE AUTO LEASES I I • Fl14.,, Octob<t 11, 1968 OIJL'I OILDT •• _Friday's Closing ' • ttAD.Y PILOT EDITORIAL ,PAGE " . ~· Newspaper's Function . .. . . ' . . -' " . . '\ Loooo!o B<adl N"l/OT Gi<n• E. V<d<Ur ~ "17'itt .. tMr\ commc"taTll fMi the DAILY PII:..OT on tht lig1dfieanct ~· tile rolt of t11f dailtl .commu•ily 'I'_. today during Ille «l<~tiof; .•f NaUtincl N.wspoper jV<tk. Natidnal >Nowspaper Wed< ·ls an. approprtai. t!m• ID make llOme impOt18nt observatioos about this iru;tru- ment for the dlaaemlnatlon of lnformation. In po.rtlcular, we WW to focua: attention on the newspapera in small citiOI and the importanl IUnct.ioa they serve In the wel· fare ol =• unities. 'lbe tu -on Qf a newspaper, basically, is to d.tssemi .. Date Inf 'on to the g~eral public so the public can becom.e a~ of 1tie event& in the community as well .. in th& and &r earts ol tile world. The meuopoutan papers reach for news of tmall citi915 only in tne case of. cat·astrophe, unusual crime or aecijle.Dl The Probltl1\•· c1'i9:es, aS:piratiQn{i and achievements o1 tile ~COD!'DllllilY·are grist for the local newspap- en u ,Ille, •havl capabiliti.. ot thoroughly· informing the cit;izens ~ all ramifiCations of a l~I issue. Local newsp&pers•ale s~tive \o JocaJ .issues and covering the news Of local govermnent is a most important service. to Ille cil.i"!llfY. . By Tepo'iting format, as well es informal meetings ol the City Council and City Planning Commission, the P.re&s ~ves a valuable service to the public and to the CJ.t;y .aovernment It would be quite impractical for a small city to provide ·commllnicatien to the citizen that ls pr<Mded by the free and independent news media to keep people well informed. ' · Tbe Co:mmunity can be viable only when the people become act.ive and involved. This requires good corh· munication. meeting, &!r rtqµired by law, 8' that citizens can be in- lonned of city operations and lunction&. The elected and appointed .otficials are representatives of the ~ pie, therefore tile people sboul~ know what their rep- NSeolatives have done, are doing, and are· plarming to do. 'tbe local newspapers can provide this lml)Or.tant communicat:ion link between government and ciUzenry. Good city government and good news media ar, inter· related. The wcOnd responsibility lies with the newspapers~ The news of local happenings must be carefully and fairly ~ported. ·Rumors, whether good, false, Or bad. sbculd be studi~ beJore printed. Distorted, advei"&~ and patenUy false· rumors can do much damage to. individ- uals or to the community. A third responsibility for good·~ommunication is the responsibility of the public to read the news reports in the local news media. If citizens fail to do their part and make no effort to become informed about local affairi, government suffers. For a New Appreciation Anyone whose faith in the University of California system bas faltered, should spend an hour this weekend at the Orange County Fairgrounds, in Costa Mesa, view· ing the University: Centennial Caravan exhibit. To walk through the displays· and the 100-year pic- torial report, is to appreciate anew the university's tre- mendous contributions to the bettennent of literally every aspect of life in our state. , - • ... There are Ulree responsibUities·in good communica· tion. ~&t, city government must be conducted in open · The free exhibit, sponsored by the university alumni, is open untU 9 p.m. tonight, 10 a.m . to 9 p.m . Saturday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday . L i!':$~i\.'ll'~~· ~ ~n·s ALL R1eHr 10 fl)FFJ HUBERT) BUT PoN'r INHAl-E! -. j "' .. ~eligion ls an . idea as Much As Emotion ' ' l am ahf,ays flattered when I receive a note from IOme grateful clergyman in· flJhniJlg me that he baa uJed tllil or that dolumn of mine as the springboard for a ltl'1Mn. i lt seem1 to me that n0 ~al task la l\at.der ~ Composing a weekly 11ermon tluil' iS lff'ely without being trl$1, and IOI!!! wi~t being dull and didac!le ,i lo' ShakelPeare auggesta that there are aermons in stones, but most of the iknmns I have lllffered through were ~eked out of stone, or at least of wood, jllhout the slightest tract of creative im- •glnatioo. 'rilE REASON for this, I am con- vinced, is not so much that preachers are ponderou u that the churchgoing public thinks of re~on as a "feeling " and oot u a fad If religion is conceived as a feeling - which it Is only In part -then the pastoral duty ii nrerely to make you fetl good, or ploos, or solemn, or elevated. We a1moat expect to be lulled into bofedom in church, for we tend to iden· c:y virtue . "ith dullness. 'f.' But relleiob is a y;ay of thinking as well ;u of feeling, It is an idea is much as it ii ap.emoUon. And it is a provocative, a r~caJ. a revolutionary idea. if you trou- ble Jo eumine It down to the roots. THE PURPOSE OF preaching, I have aJWaya thought, is to make people feel uncomfortable, to cballen.ge their. easy Dear Gloomy Gus: Dear Gloomy GUB: I thil\k that real estate fellow has a great idea about a floating airport. We certainly should put it out · there somewhere in t h e catalina Channel -and then sink it. D.M. Tllll fMtvA ntltch ,_,.. .-. ... --Hr IMH ti ftlll """"'"'· S.IMI .,..... NI ... v. 19 01-r On. D•llY ,Hot. assumptions about themselves and ·their way of life, to provoke not a va,ue feel· Ing of-good will toward Goel (who iJ ~m monJy imagined as a sort of bearded SOautma.ster) but a sense or obligation to beco"me more of a reasonable and loving creature of God. To do tfih . effectively, the preacher needs a lively "Bense of history, a firm grasp of psychology, and enough humor to make the. congreiation swallow the bitter pill of self-scrutiny. Jt is difficult for me to imagine a more ~midable weekly 'auignmenL ........_ Reader Propose• Air Service Solution ~use Airport-to-Runway Monorail~ To tht Editor: Orange County got an airport problem? No, not yet. The recent report by William L. Pereira and Associates sa,Ys iii effect, "You. ain't seen nuthin' yet." Just wait about S years!" The jet traffic that started as a whisper 13 months ago has become a roar. The rapid growth of Orange County and the accelerated increase of air traffic points up the urgent need for additional airport facilities. ·.• The Pereira study proposed rfve loca- tions for a major jet transport air facili- ty. None were accepted. EITHER THE PRESENT .owners. custodians weren't interested in~'shartng or, as in the case of the proposed over- the-water runways at Balsa Chica, predictably, a homeowners committee immediately was formed to protest. As I see it, the basic problem can be summarized as follows : -Nobody disputes the need for a ma- jor jet tran3port facility in Orange Coun· ty. -Nobody wuta to drive very far to get to this facilitY. · Nobody wants this facility in his Lttttrs tram A91Mrs •rt -.1-. Honntllr wrlMnl lhould conwr tl!efr IMIUll9 lfl )00 _,,.. or 1111. Tl-.. r;,llt !'Cl condlnH l.it1rs to ttt 11'1<:9 « tllm1Mle libel Is •-rved. All lett.n must Inell/di 1i1Mtute Ind m1Mi,,. llddrtss. lKlt 11&1ne1 wlll bl wllfllltllll .,,,,_,. back yard. WIL\T WE NEED then, Is a major air transpOrt.atiorr complex ·which saU!fies tht need for a close-in location while being someplace else! Impossible? No! An all'JIO"t' without close-in runways will meet these seem· ingly impossible requirements. A key fac- tor In this approach is use of a mooorail between the .airport and runway. This will permit establishing lhe runWay in a remote IOcaUon with the passenger terminal still close to the populated areas. The runways used to service the Orange County Airport c:an be located south on sparsely populated land easily reached via the San Diego Freeway or in· land on land easily reached via the Riverside Freeway. The right-of-way along these freeways has already been acquired arld the feasibility of running a rapid transit system such as a monorail along !'Lich a right-of-way has been established in many studies of the Los Angeles rapid transit snarl. THE ORANGE COUNTY Airport is ideally located to serve as the hub of a complex that meets these reqUirements. It can be reached from both the San Diego and Newport Freeway.a and WW be accessible from the Sartta Ana and Coast Freeways. The existing airport runway can be used as a nifty parking lot. .Orange Counly. AIDporl would be ·the place where baggage was handled, tickets sold, and bye-byes waved. Mr. Air Traveler, having checked in, would step into a waiting coach and would be whisk- ed to the far removed runway. Speeds of modern rapid transit systems now in operation in some countries exceed 100 mph. Thus, the trip to tbe runway, even if it were u far away u Ontario, would· only be a matter of IS or 20 minutes. At the runway, Mr. Air Traveler would &tep from Ill< coach directly Into the loa'aing tunnel to the jet craft. For his trip home, the process would be ~versed. The proposed development of Orange County Airport wtth remote runways meets the requirements for Orange Coun- ty Aviation. Fw:thennore, it probably could be developed for less money or at least with less acrimony than the present approa ch which appears to be one which has us headed toward! condemning all of Orange County so that it can become one giganUc asphalt landing strip. RICHARD E. HOLMSN LafJuna Problem !l'o the Editor:o:. There seems to be quite a problem tn Laguna Beach. r believe if the people and the churches would set up a place to feed and beds to give rest to these young peo- ple, also give them clean clothes to wear and aid them in getting jobs, the!;e so called flower children would not be such a problem to the ciUzens and police of Laguna Beach. I believe this is a community problem; what do you thin!<? HENRY FLEISCHllAKER I REMEMBER ONCE hearing about a parish priest in Ireland at the time of the. ..... landlord trouble , when the iniquitous Capt. Boycott was exploiting his poor tenants and achieving immortality by becoming a lower-cilse word in the language. Mr~ Rightly Gets Recommitted Asked to deliver a sermon on the ex- cessive drinking with which the tenants drowned their miseries, the priest ex- claimed : "What is the cause of so much wickedness and sorrow in the world ? What is it that makes you shoot at your landlord? Drink! And what is it that makes you miss him? Drink!" You may recall the case last year of Hirschel N. Rightly, 42, of South Menachee, Wis. Mr. RightJy achieved a . OeeUng moment of fame when reporters ' diSC<lvered he was the only man in the country who liked the war in Vietnam. "Because you suspect Nixon':s SOU .the same old Tricky Dick?" "AND TO 'MUNK, Doctor. that no·mlll· ter which we choose, he will impose law and order. end the war in Viet.nam and bring us peace and prosperity. Oh, thank God that one will win !" A Sense of Bafflement Unlike the Hawks who wanted to end it through escalaUon or the Doves who wanted to end it throuih de-escalation, Mr. Rlghtly wanted to keep it going because he liked it. to want to proteSl Humphrey'• obae- qulous ties 'to the dlsutrous Johnson Administration.'' "The what? No, it's . Mr .. Nixon's charisma that gets me. I start jumping up and down when he pasSes by. And I yell, 'Tell us the story about Ybur Mom baking the apple pie again, Did:!' What humility ? And the way he's scrupulousl) avoiding stirring up controversy by tak - ing a stand on the issues. What statesman.ship! Of course, I may support Mr. Humphny in!ltead." "NOT AT ALL. It'a Mr. Humphrey's impressive stature. noble features and firm grasp olour problems that atin me. When he smiles, I smile. When he weeps, l weep. What leadership! But I may end up voting for Mr. Wallace." "You've got a death wish ?" ''Oh, no. It's his courage In saying what he thinks. The way he's built his cam- paign from scratch. What a man of the people! No wonder so many normal Americans like me are undecided -what ''I'm afraid.that does it, Mr. Rightly," said Dr. Froid with a sigh. "It's back to good old 'Flowery Dales.·· ''Oh. I've said the wrong thing again," said Mr. Rightly with a puzzled. frown . "But with the three candidates spending more .than $50 million to convince us of their leadership qua1ilies. isn't it norma:J to U1ank God that one will win?" WASHINGTON -A little inquiry inlti tl·e full meaning of Viet Presiden Humphrey's proposal for ending the Viel· nam war leaves a l\ense of bafflement on why the doves would be pleased. Let us take Humphrey at his word. He aays that he wou1d stop bombing North Vietnam on the evidence of word or deed. direct or · indirect, that Hanoi will "~store" the I-mile wide demilitarized zone at the 17th parallel. 'Jllls would be "easy", say Humphrey's aides. Here la how easy it would be. If tl1e demil1tarized .zone ·were ttstored to the condlUons ot ,:..~ 1954 Geneva agree- meot it would meM that the approachetl <N • i.luangtti Clty and Hue, two major communist objecUves, would be relieved. Preu\n an l Corps wouJd be greatly reduced. tT WOULD ALSO mean that in· llltraUon wouJd be atopped In the weslern ..xi ol the DMZ. Artillery and mortar fire ...rlainaUna in or fired across the DMZ would presumably be stopped. Reltoring tl>e demillt.nud ...,. would ttduce 5UbstantiaUy the level of warfare Jn an area where one half of the Anlftk:ln lorCN are oommitted and one halt ol. all Amerk:an cuualties have been .attnd. Tnlopl would be -.. :':/ ~ ~~i.r:: .r::.~ ~the ,,... In VletlWn -.Id have been made .... ---uolon could be --1111 tba ConunulllsU l>ad decided .. l!lnll .. lht -· • ~ m Iba olber hml, dltt<t « Indirect Nd ,,_ l!ollol .. .-.1na the llemlJllltll<d -,..... vlol1tect. no -Prolldent -DOI ev<n Gene ~ --Id be Ible lo live with ....ui. Wlllloul . ._....... from the !(ortb ~ -· DOilq Iba .P.lm-. ot a... Cre'8bl Aliams, -, have the capollilnl;d In· 'reasing their strength rea five-fold. in the norlhem SO, WHAT Vice President Humphrey is asking is that the Communists prombe to give up any hope of shearing off the two northern provinces of South Vietnam, which has been a major objective of the North Vietnamese command. The prediction is ventured here that President Johnson would stop the bomb- ing n o t t h of the DMZ immediately if Hanoi agreed to "restore" the demilitarized zone. The negotiators in Paria have been puMing for this sina: the beginning ol the tal ks. The Hanoi negoUators have repeatedly rejected this suggestion as an imposi;ible condition and revert to their demand for unCQnditionil cessation of all bombing and acts of war against North Vietnam. Wh11t Vice President Humphrey h3S propoM!d represtnt.B no change in Johnson's po I l c y. and, like Johnson's policy, rettivts a negati ve response from Hanoi. NOR 1N HUMPHREY'S speech lo placate the d o v e s. was there anythina eltt departing from Johnson's policy. ShUUng a greater military burden faster to ~ South Vietnamese, free elections, internationally supervised cease-f i re, political. eeonomlc and toC:ial reforms - all thm are pm or the John d pro. gram. Jr those who supported the Viet- nam peace pJafll In Chicago find !rt liumpj>rey 1 new mood. II they Im""'° changt wh@re there art merely mort word1, I.hey art easily satWied. \ "WHAT'S SO ODD about that?" he said on Face the Press. "After all , If we're 11pending $30 bi!Uon a year on it, somebody must like il" Mr. Rightly was released last month from the Flowery Dales Sanitarium. Since then, in an l!flort to return to a normal life, he has been following the election campaign. And, like millions of normal Americans, he became an un- decided voter. Indeed , he seemed wen on lhe road to full recovery until his last visit with his psychiatri!it, Dr. Zang Froid. "WELL, WELL, WELL," said Dr. Froid, "you've become an uncommitted voter. That shows good judgment In this peculiar election year. l can 't m11ke up my mind myself." "1 'm glad to hear that, Doctor," said Mr. Rightly. "My friends kind of shake their head~ when I say it." "Shake their heads?" "Yes. For example , U I say f'm think~ ing or voting for Mr. Nixon ... " "But il'1 perfectly normal , Mr. Rightly, Btf Gnr9e ---. Dear Geocge: Every time we go on a vaca- Uon trip I've noticed room clerks look at UI fUMy when we sign the hote~ and motel regi5f.M'I. What cm we do ? MR. AND MRS. JOHN DO.B Dear Mr. and Mrs. Doe: Go Into the lobby fighting - they'll know you're marr\ed. (Send your pfoblem1 to George . end quJt worrying needlesaly. He'll ilv• yoo somelhfnl real to "'""'l'lbnull • ' with three great candidates to choose from." "Plea~ lie back on the couch., Mr. Rightly.''°' "The normal response this year, Mr. Rightly," said Dr. Froid, busily signing the recommitment papers, "is, 'Thank God that only one CAN win .• " l)ivorced Remarry Divorced; Things a columnist might never know if he didn 't open his mail : When a divorced person remarries, be usually chooses another divorced person as his 9eCOnd mate. Only ln four ca.sea out -cl 10 dGeB -the .divorced one wed a partner who has never been married. · SIXTEEN MILIJON Americana now work al indl1$'1al lobs where noise threatens to affect their hearing, wbicb can be impaired by steady exposure to sounds about 90 decibels. A subway generates 95 decibel!, a kltcbefl blender 93, a jet plane at take o{f 150. Laboratory mice hAve been ltlUed by IOWKls of 17i decibels. ·tt took the skins of 10,IWJO calves to~ duct 30 vetfum coptea of the famous Bible printed by Johann Gutenber1, the IOOtb arullven.ary of '1'boee death ii can- memor.ted WI year. Althouih he I.I now credited wtlh. bojng the oriilnltor ot niov1ble metll iyp. In the W..tem world, mo•1ble type had been developed earlier in Korte. MENTAL R£TAJU>AnON ca.....i bf -widespread malnutrltlon may explaln why tome nitioaa of the world remain bicl.,ml, IU1 llllmated that from IO lo t10 peroent ot 1he J)Ol>ul1Uon In ""'"tries when tho!r diol le ·chn>nkally ddldfnt maJ 1umir brain d1m11<. t It pays lo be tall -but no1 toa tall. A survey of 100 university graduates found th>t those I feet l recelved starting aalarles 12.4 percent higher than those under Six feet. The pay ICa1e alSo was lower fer those more than 1 feet 1 QUOTABLE NOTABLES: "There is nothing more diaappointlna: ULM to ~ licil>Ste a reward for kindftell .. -David Seabury. Ptoneen tomtlbnes malle poor pro. ~Is. Octt,ve llllonuta., ]ll'Ollllnent nillhl expert and frl<nd of the Wright brotl>etl, u t d of the lulu,. ol llrplaaes: "The inlchl"'!I will everituaJly be llJI. they will he uJed In IJ'Ol'I, bat 'they .,. nol lo be thouPt ot .. -eenien ... But 11a1 year U.$. <Ommm:lal lln:ralt oew m m1111vn -·· Fllr trade: In remote areas of Afahanisll• br1del ... 11111 berl«<d for llvUtock. A lliltor Is Ukely lo give • bride'• hither anon u.-for her hMd 11 ilie il-t llklllod l'lli _v.,. r1ther than 11 ihi lo mmlJo belutlM. NAnJllll LOllZ: $ome llg)JtnlniJ i>olb ' 11rt five m i I e s iong, but t h e average length is only half a mile. The Dead Sea is 25 percent-salt. Snow im't frozen rain -sleet is. At birth an oppossum is the size of a nayy bean. Flying fish can glide 500 feet , amt have been known to IOll' over the decks of amall ships. tt was Arthur Schopenhauer who ob9erved, "What lllOld. people call fate ts mostl1 their own ltupidities." -~-- Frid a y, O.._,ber 11, 1968 Th< lditorlal -o/ Ill< DallJ Pilot .seeb to inf""" mtd itm. "'4tt rtadtn b11 pre1nting tMt ..,.spa,,..,. oplniom a"'1 - """""11 .. loplct of -a"'1 rignfllccmcc, b1I pr<>•idfftf o '"""" ,., ' u.. t>]>rtlslon of ou1 readc11' opi•ionl, and by pt"e111·sting tM d1Hr1c tricu. poi•!< of informed ob,.,,,... a"'1 spolcc,,,... cm topics of Ill< da!I-., lllibert N. 'Wead. Publlshor I I 1 I • /. I ., ·-~ .. ' New·port •• .. • • ' ·- ~ -· ' Harbor EDITION -- • . . ! .. ' . • . N.Y. Stoeks voe. 61', NO. 245, :. SECTIONS, 54 PAGES • ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY, OCTOBER ·1 f, J968 - - .TEN C"l!JTic -, .. '<; o · 0 on • DAILY Pit.OT "9tl f'Ml9 DERRICK BEGINS HAULING PILINGS TOWARD THE SEA FOR. NEW GROIN B•rricMle Againat Erosion-Will Be' S.C:oncl in West Newport ,. . . Construction.crews rolled out the steam hammer thi.5 morning to begin pounding pilings for a 250-foot long steel sheet groln at the end of West Newport'a 44th Street. Two handr~ ~gs were to 'be lifted by a giant crane froin the street end and placed at the end of a .tQngue of illnd that will serve as the workers' platform dur- ing the project. A job foreman said "uncooperative" Watson Measm·e Could Reroute Freeway:Badham Assemblyman Robert E. Badham ( R,.. Newport Beach) warned Thursday that passage of the controversial Watson Amendment next month could mean bisection of Laguna Beach by the Pacific Coast Freeway. "The freeway in Laguna is MW routed behind the city ," he told the Newport Harbor Board of Realtors. "ll the Watson. plan ls approved, the freeway w1D. KO right down lhe middle.of tl!e town."_ Badham explained thll woold come about because the city of Laguna Beach wouldn't be able to raise sufficient funds from property tues in order to re.ar· range its arterial road system in the heart of town. The Waston Amendment -Proposition t on the November ballot -would severely limit a city's taxing capacity. .-1· ' p' -·L 1~,:: -'•' a· ...... """ 'n-< ''""" "· ,oA.,l;f. •. , ~~ ' ~'""'"' e . oun --1ng tides veey likely would C1'.lrDpel the work to go ·on through the weekend. "We've got to do il while the sand is still theie," he said. "It's a sh"ame we don't l)ave any loW tides oow." Re .etplained that in recent days much of the sand carted downcoast from the Santa Ana River area by earthhaulers "has been !Wept out to sea as fast as we bring it in ." Owing jnstalJation of tbt erosion-- reducing groin -the second jn _what .ii e~ed~ ullhru\tely tO be a field of five -the giant haulers will continue building up the 'sand beJi.irid the steam ~er. "We still 'rrtight get wet," one '10rll:er fretted. The groin construction ia upeCteil to take abOut two -~eeks, completing the present $117 ,000 beach rebuilding project. Planning Chief Pondering fob Off er in Long Beach By JEROME F. COlJ.INS Of It!• Dl llY ~1111 1t1n Newport Beach Planning Director Ernest Mayer Jr. has received a "very attractive" offer to go to work ror the ci- Bay Club Plans For Mississippi -----·~ Steamboat Sunk Plans for the Balboa Bay Club's har- bor-circling, drink-serving JB0,000 Miss· ~ippi-type steamboat bave been sunk. it "'·as learned today. The murky waters of ecoOOQ'liC imprac- ticality closed silently over the bulk of the proposed vesseJ , moilthl after the club won city penni.ssion to nOat the ves- sel. ty of Long Beach, it wu learned today. Mayer, 37, with Newport since 19M, hasn't made up his mind about whether to accept lhe job. "We're very anxious to have him stay here," said Newport Mayor Doreen Marshall. "A counter.proposal has been made and Ernie is still weighing iL" She did not elaborate. Mayer in recent months · has been in- strumental in the formation of Newport Tomorrow, the communJty.wide long- range goals study. He came to Newport from Pasadena. He confinned lhat he has been oftered a position in Long Beach, adding that he is "dumbfounded" by requests from Newport community leaders to remain. ''lt'.s all very Oatteririg," he said, "and ~akes any decision utremely dilficult, personally." He ii e:ipected to make up his mind within the neit few days. • , Launch caned 'Dream' CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) -Apollo 7 thundered into orbit 0 1ike a dream" to- day, carrying three astronauts on an ·n~ day earth-circling trial f o r a Cbrlstm¢lme trip around lhe m...,_ "We're having a ball,• roportod Com- mand Pilot Walter Schirra u ·he and hl1 crewmen, Donn Eisele and . Walter Cun-- (More Apollo Stories, Pbotos, Page 3) Bingham, sailed over Australia on their first orfilt. Aboat an hour after launch the astronauts iot the nod for a secood orhlt. Each of the first six of the planned 163 orbits must be approved by ground con- trol. The nation's first manned space ven- ture fn nearly two yeara, set back by the Apollo 1 disaster, reaCbed orbit at l :lf, a.rn. PST 11 minatei after blutoU. It was 1 flawleS!J ~ginning for the llhakedowo ruo lhal DIO)I• leod' to a IUght into moon orbit and biiCk a t ~by Ap0uo ~and ita tbreo crewmen. The mooosbip -the heovles\ manned spacecraft in ·the. world -lifted poo.. de!"OWlly alf· ita ocqnaide pad . at ·•~03 ~!f:.. . ':., "YQ\1...,-~J'i&l>~li.on.'" the tio\.--. mitt· . ~" Jl!li'Oll•~t· .. ·~, . . ma~y pvtr 1he. Atlan- tic, g in orange ilame againlt tbe pale blue ny. A mile over Ute ocean, Apollo 1 hur:tied through the sound barrier, sending ,. wave of thunder rOl.ling over Ute ~es. ''.She'.1 riding ,lite a dream," reported SchirrL The icceieraUoo of the Salum 111 rodle). Schiml · reported, wu · gentle afllioUgb II blll'led them ioto orbll al 17,420 tniles an hour:. "The windows appear to be almost crystal clear," Schirra told ground con- trol ·as they approached the end of the first orbit. . "We have very good visibility out of all five windows and the center hatch win-- dow is a dream for monitoring boost (Ule climb into orbit).'' Scblrra was making his third flight and (Set. APOU..O, Page Z) Voices • in ~ Space Come Courtesy Of Collins Radio The Apollo 7 voices from apace are being transmltled ID EarUt through Ute electronic components manu!acb;u'~ in Newport-Beach. They are products or Collins Radio Co., of 19700 Jamboree Rd. In fact, the company 15 responsible for the entire comrmiiilcatloiis network 1lnk· ing the spaceship with the gri>und:.. "Every ooe of the voices from space aince lhe Mercury. lhrough tbe Gemlnl and now the Apollo has come over a Collim radio ," a company s~kesman said. The Newport plant is one or three Collins' centers. The others are in Iowa ·and Texas. The local facility makes the electrical components used in the radio equlpmenl -a • • r1 • ' . . ' . APOLLO 7; UP, UP AHD AWAY : SJNc• Workers Watch Launch -. Ucl .Academic~Senate: • Votes to Oppose ·Regen~ By THOMAS FORTUNE Of !ft• D•llY .. 1111 Sl•lf The faculty of UC, Irvine, meeting as the Academic Senate, voted 'l'hursday to op-Board of Regeets dictates ariling out of tbe furor over Eldridge CJeaver teacbfng at·ll<tkiiiej,; · : · · The •Iii:! . Senate 'vol«!' to -asi: the. regents to .rescind their ruling llmiUng guest lecture appearances on campga \o one per quarter. In so doing, they took the same ~ctlon as faculties at Berkeley, UCLA and UC, San Diego .. The hand vote appeared to be about ~ree to one ,or re~ ol the regents' rul- ing. ' The Aca.demle Senate also ·~ a resolution not to submli to the regents a report juatifytng · standank for ex· perimental courses: The faculty thm chose !o defy 1 r~en~' reqUest adOpted as part of the CJeaVer rullog. The vote not to comply was 45 to 34. In a third acUon, the faculty vf!ted . to Stoefc M•rfceu NEW YORK (~)-The stock markel continued lower on balance late this afternoon . despite selecUvel' strength in heavUy traded ~ (See quotations, Paget ~IS). . stand' behind Chanei!llor Daniel Aldrich Jr. in his efforts to ros~r comm.uriitY understanding of the purposes of we univenity. ' OnJY one or two handa 1bowed ID oP- positiQD to that stand. : I. The .. 1 ,\oadepJlc ~le meetlog asled !hm"boun. l'ollponed to anolber · ~ Monday ;wu actiOn on a re!()]g:. tion by_ Dean ot the ·Grlduate DiV,illoa Ralph Gerard. Rw>lutiona to ask the.regents to repeal their limit on.guest J~ures and to.wort· with the · chancellor for commuiiity understanding were introduced by the Faculty Senate .executive committee. , Most debate centered on lapgu.age used to deteribe bardshlPll created• by 111< regents' ruling. The example of a ~ prim!Uve PorUclpating more lhan Ooci In an anthropology course wu said to be uofortWllle because of Ibo radal ooii- (Sft liCl SENATJI. Pie• I) .lt'e•tla~ The Highway Commission Wt year ap- proved an inland routing of tbe freewa y wiUt Ute understanding that Laguna ·would revise its: downtown bowl road system to provide for a smooth flaw of north.south local traffic alonl the coastline. Badham's views coincided with those ol Laguna City Manager James Wheaton, who voiced llrnllir concern a few weeks ago. "An economic study showed it just wouldn't wort out," uld a club spokes-- man. The study followed a City Cooncll rul- ing la.st January ·that a formal pe.nnit wasn·t required to cruise about the bay with what had been termed a "floating bar." Slayer a Devoted ·Mother? Pretty punk.•'I)ial'1 th~ weeke weather outlook, dotted with uosav~ tenni • u low • cJouils,: locat fog ~drtule. Loot .for ' lemperaluA 'ilroP to • afllll& Ute. c:out &oo. , • . • • ,., iNSIOE, : l'ODlll" : .j YACHT REPORT GIVEN TODAY There'• no allllude JWOb1m1 far tho 71cbtlng "alhleles" Of Ute ()Jymplc Games, but U yoa w .. t to -kl>w IOQlethlng 1boUI lhelr attitude, chock Page 19 today. - DAILY PllDr Boating Editor Almon Lockabey Is in Acapalco for lbe big lhow and be WU of! todoy with Ute nrsf of Ms series of ercluslve report.s from Mcx.lco nn Olympic Games yachUna events. lt'1 fcalilrod 1111 Ille boalin8 - A. Costa Mesa, flnn was to have.built the vesM:I, which would have resembled a Milsiss.ippi River aidewheelet. Palmer May Play In Goll Tourney Arnold Palmer may be In for lhe Hal& National Open golf toumamelll at. Costa M ... '1 Mesa Verde Country Chlb October lJ-11. - 'lllal's whot it li>Ok.s like todl1 1fter Palmer 1ianecf to play in nut weet•1 Sabata Tournament ln t..1 Vegas. nr full ifelafls, ... today'• ~ -Uon. 1 By ARTHUR R. VINSEL A facet of personality de9Crtbed by wlt- Of J11s o.11y f'll•• .,... nesses and dism1lsed by t w o By her own description in testimony, psychialrlat& who llatened only to her coovicted slayer lm>e M. Tucker is a veraloo of what OCCWTed June 28, devoted wife and mother who bow• pro.-however, erupted on lht wltneu stand. per nwmen, nunes wounded wtkf lhlna1 Her lace contorted • with 'rap: her to beaftb and never ·l1lOlllll harm to a voice, afleroale!r. tempered like I mel oouL blade or r!ahJi lite a power saw, 1pllled She II an fna.r..t.d dllzeo wbo 1111 out Ille w11 she percelftl events our- af"'71 voted and says Ille al'fll)'I will. r«mcffng Ibo neJibbotlloOd episode, By tragic and oot-)'Ol<lndentood f«<es "I hovo oenr burl . anytblilg 11>- wltbfn her own mind, ilhe Is alao ci...ed ttntloaally," ilhe began calmly; ldliq of as a parlllOld aohia>phr<nl<, one who klll-a Mlle effort to ,.,. a kitten ' ilhe' 1aw <d a oext.<loor ftelPbor aa a result of her wlilchd with a broomstkt by a f"'1!¥< ~ flli>t•. , , occupant of Ute alafn l\ln; llalriett ~ her a..till!ooY, It becam& ob-Weitphaf'1 1djacont home, • v10UI she refu.!Jel t.o beli8Ve the pic:Wrt ·' <>ncf!. lhe sakt, she, nursed a hawk wllh develoP<cf by lhe prooeeul!on, llhorllJ 1 ~ broktn wfnl and wu ,.....tiled by a btfatt her !rial ended In Its Jlftb day. ' f\l.or!7 of ICrtllehfn.il Wons and a lllOUMlnt P"1llpo lllie oner wlll. f' l.ttw whet lhe bird wu motivaled by ~ lta prinllt.ive rear to attack. , The incident de>crlbed bore a (ll1ln slmllarlty lo wholever pay<:bological opur drove ..her to itab to death a victim &be refu.se. to '~eve ia dead. t Subaued io prior court apP!aronees, Ibo deft_lldanl finally IOI a chalice to tell her lldO of lhe lllory, one whlcli Iioth Ille -doo and de(,... ia-11 dllfUled • by. dlltorteil percepllio.at tho'world. . The .... of Ute ~ v ...... J..o. -Ttlcl!.,. 'was lnle!TUJ>ied wlih a tomDt of I accuutlON ' II • tbt aDll'llf detillcd anolher cuo: that or"-'rlldier -Ute People. Tbe Ptople -U-pr,...t -reacted with an at lllCb art.,.,-. Slit aid Iler clilldboi>d ·teac!Uq In- . ~ ·U... ~ of a unlf!>QDl!d t• MU TIJCUR'S. rap II Co1'0M dcl Mara Toni ijewl t( • hM a lot '1at 1£eaf'.' both Gt &118 ~ • Olytnp(c Gam~s dining tabla mid .. t fn lhc •wimmlng pool I Png1 ZOJ • ., And tn a cover feature todav, • WEEKENDER IOIUI<• the r11t o/ -. lh• Qra•flt c ... , .• daulilltl doz. • , tn OlV't'pjanl. . . , 1 i• • .... -g -.. ---. ··== . . ....,. .......... .... ~ . " AM '"""""' 1$ Mii... .. ,,.,,.... .. , ..... -. _,......._.""!' 1• ~, ..... """" -.. ;;-.~ .. " :Ii ~": ,,....... . ,, ... , ..... _t__ ' • --. --.. w-. ~ ': -,. -l>U fl•..... I -. --. e111-.... M' • • I I l , .. • • • ~ OAIL Y PrLOT Frid&J, October u. 1'161 Mrs. Tucker Knew Her G Ut, l?rosecuiiOn Says ) 7 -I ' ,.-' ~ · ~ also crlli.'!llod two ti ,_ ~"""" i. ""'7 ........ a.. ,.,..... .. -'::¥..... ... -1 don\'lMwbow ~did, ....... ~ -'... did," l!lu1PI '* '~~ ,. in11UJ1111a~rt.111-· Mn. I .., ii wliol -. ''<':"" lraruplred. Mn. Tu c k e r t o I d two of the "They would have Jet her walk rJ.ght JIS)'Chlatrla&s that she waa subjected to .M out of thlJ court.room 11 sane:" the vlcloua attaCk by a blager woman, drti..,,. dlitrict a~'• ~et pro1ecutor !pg a ovtleullirly l}'mi>athetic~l'tlf)On9f declared, addlq, "bulcallf, lhey llslen-by Dr.PhlllipO. Kramer, olMetropolltan ed only to Mrs, Tucker.". . Stele Hoopltal, NorwaIIt. · ' . ' ' . ~ ,, ' ·* ... ............... ... ltll of ber tmcr ••• lier lnlar11 mlfW!iir INm noted. ' a paranoid ~Die P,Ychosll, bul A morgue ..,... ol Mrs. W..._ her Ill-fl! doel DOI qualify bar pa acr•tched. broiled, and wllh her m.bifup legally tn.sane opllt verUcally to lhe gums; tb\Wed The McNalJlblon Rule, callfoni!t'1 damage lnllicled ,by Mn .. Tu~~ wl>O. .stendard Jor detennjnlUon. of,' ~· WU al!o !ell vlaibly Injured In· lhe ,dlllli'I d-ol crlmlnal ... f!NI myllery •J.;.... t "~· .when mental lllneaa II a !Klat]Q,11!1'. •. MJ>, Wulpbal waa'llll!1 by, a: earv~ · f-. Ix quite narrow. · knTli~ab wblch pl«ced ~ • · . Under lhe basic guideline, a peroM · ·, " t ,...,., 'must be unable to~~ _._' ..AC ' ''-'-•. ! rlgbl and wrong, .. ., .tull* .... ->< ->< : ' I""' · • •· ; aequencea ol wbal he'. II. -l'lr do er 1!...,.. ~•..te , ·• I , .. !?i' ~! r. • , ~ )las.I-· ' ... 11ro.. r... i . ... ,. · ·.. ~. · ,,, ·.J. .• ·' • ~ "Weare~ t~ k'er 11BJ May~ Ca11 ·· ~~. • • ·session on Treaty , ' . WA8HING'l'ON (AP) -Prald"'t J-llld IOdlf odoptlm ol the lllJl!Mr -~eratlon truQ' JJ lm· poifonl to tbl -Y of the nation ilnd decluod be will "llrioualy cooalder can- 1111 the senate Into l]>Oclal oeuiOll" unl• it HWlm the document. 1'(1tboul rallllclUon, Johnlon aaw stark omem ehMd. . He llid new nuclear powm mlibl come Into belDg and lhls =~-a dilemma upon the united -61Eltber wltbdrawtac our Influence mid -1 lnlm ereu of the -Id wtilcb .,. vllll to our -; er · "llavllll olher natlool lriiP' a nucJeat con1llct which could involve UI." '111111 wtlh a DOI too veiled reference to Rlpolllican praldenltel nominee Richard M. Nlsoa and Sen. Rtcbard B. Ruaell, D- Go., ~ of lhe Senate Armed Bk'vlca Committee, Johnaon added: .,,_ wbo now lflll• for pootponiq rlUIJcallon of the truly mull UIUlllO the srave nopomibWly lat It.I !allure - and l<r Jlf"MDllnl our country wllh lhal dllemm•." · ~Hown ... lhortly after pr. 1 Id Int Jobnloll'• ttatement, Senate DemocraUc • . . Leader Mike Manllleld of MOllt.lna uld In a Senate ~ lhal the truly WIS too lmporlanl to rllk "lnjectlna elacllon 1"'I' poUllcs•lnto lhe queeiloo ol r~· Uiln.0 • ~ • Manlfleld uld be had DO comment OD the Preahi""t'• remara: uwe wlD Cl'06I that bridge when we come to It." Mansfield uld. """ever, lllal ar· raqtmenll have been llllde for making the treaty the flrat order of h11iDN1 of Iha Senate Forelin Relatlool Committee In lhe new S<nale .... 1on openlq In JIDUlr)I. Mandleld llld lhal u majortly leader • he had to lace up to rea11t1e1. . Ho 11111 ~ Included lhe mpr<11'"-'"plC"'I of exlellll .. debite -a Senate eupbomlJm for a fll1buller -and the facl lhal lhe truly bad became the oubJocl ol con- lroveny belwten the lwo m a j o r prealdmtlll -~ While bolh Nixon and Vice Prealdent Hubert Humphrey have eni!orled lhe goala of lhe truly, Ibey dixal'ee OD lhe llmlq of ralllicaUon. Nixon lw eounaeled delay b&cauae ol the Sovt1t-bloc lnvulon of Czecboelovakla. Humphrey lw reported· ly called for Immediate acUon. 1DO VIARS YOUNG N1wport'1 Dr. TruhllT Newport Dentist Celebrales 1 OOth Birthday Today Dr. Henry Truhill ctlebrated a century ol living today al lhe IUll Haven Con- valescent Home, Newport Beach. Woman Unsure of Date, ,. ' A dentl'l aurgeon 1n New Jersey unW seven years ago, he ii active. ·and alert, Interested in lhe acUvlUes of hll aon, Lu· cien Truhlll of lllO Fordham Road, ~ Meat, and hls grandlOll. " Location of Plane Crash "My grandson didn't want to go to col· lege," the old genUeman chuckled. "but I convinced him be lhould." • A ,...... who clalmtd abt eecsp6d dealh lwtco l>J-eancelllng -· OD plxnel lllal crubed killing all aboard ti bav}J11 trouble recalUnl wbft or when School Teachers' Sick Leave Pay Policy Broadened Teacbera In lhe Newport-Mesa Unified School Dlltrlct will recelve siclt leave pay f o r absence due to other reasons "of personal necessity." A policy adopted by district trustees permits teachUs to use up to six days or lbelr 10 days alck leave per year for : -Death of a member of the immediate flJJllly. -Accident or 1erIou1 lllneu of a member ol the Immediate lamlly. -Appearancs In coorl. -Palemll)'. ~ holldayl no I obaerved by lh• -(principally Jewtlh). ·f,rtvloully, teachers who were absent for.~ reuons 10lt the day's pay or eloa bad lo felln 1lclmeaa. ). year ago tnlltea acted to e1tend leave for Jewllh holidays with pay. It wa1 tn add1Uon to atck leave. 'lbt new Polley 11 more lnclwive and makel other ftUOlll for leave a trade off for llck leave. UMIY PllOT OJl:AHOl COAIT ,.UBLISl11NG COM>ANY R.._. N. W•ed ,._...,, ...... llllll!Nr 2211 W11I ltlboa 11\ill•Yerd M,U111.AtltlreH1 P.O, a. 1171, t?66J --C.19 M-t .. Wtott "' $lrwt ' L..NUM 9"d11 2Jt ,_, A¥e!llll HllflflllftOfl 8"dli _, Sit! t""1 u. flnt,~ occumd. Mn. Eleanor Bare of ""San Dljfo cancen-· On I Cllallna-Vegas ~ cr..-:ayst~ LarV , . , ., rt t11 olf};' for Sm<'oieP.-AlJ .four petfOQI aboard : were' killed. · • ' ' ··· llie woman lild .tie al>oJlad. <anc:eled her reservatiOn aboard an Air Ftance flight in 1967, that crashed between Mon· treal and New Yort·withoat aµrvtvon. Mll. Bere lattt, Aid lhe Canad&1cruh °"""1rod-·J.ul· yaar, but lhe' .cOulll.. nol remember the time, place or airline. She changed her mind aboul lhe p~ belong· ing in Air' Fran~ .'· An Alf Frlce spoknmm In i... Ang<IO. · uld lhe slrllne did not flY between Montreal and New York and had no crashes in Canada in 1967. Al for blJ 1000! birthday," It'1 no dlf~ ferent thall''any other/' he IJld. "I don't seek publlcltf,"1Jle doctar ad- ded. "It doesn't do anything for me." The day waa celef?reted with a cake, many candles and glftll to mark the cen- tury of living, 1868-1968. Suspicious Noise • Just Mouse in Wall Marian Nugent, !OM Morta· Sl, told Laguna Beach police late Thursdlf nlgbl of a suspicious noise 1n her clotet. An lnvesUgaUng officer found lhe In· truder, a mouse In the wall. "Scared off -no further action," the brie( re.~ concluded. Fron• Poge J UCI SENATE .• -u ... tnvolved.ln lbtl Cleav .. mailer. •Add~ , al· a cate1ory of c JlerlODl lllldenta could .benefU.!rom.h,.tnjng mo1< lhan once WU IOcl&l crlUc; Wl!lch faculty members saJd they intend ts wheN Cleaver fit.J ,in. . . . · • ' ' The ot)l.,. ~~Uop._ ,Vhlch more deep. l.Y'-!PUt the faculty, was Introduced bt Asslslant ,PrQ!es~r of P_hySlca George Reiter. ' ... He ftltluested "'lhe racultY noi l6 i;ubmil a repQ!'l 911~ilnenlal<OUr11S becouse \be ments -. wt1n1 a.. ploy in lejltimlio , ""'"""""" fnlirlettn<:e wilh --·~ "LOI'• '"iiof~ o0mplicli In .. 1Ung oul Lei's DOI rtpot'l lo Iha 1'0leO\l. llke<ioOd '. Planeii., Ship Aid 3 'Adrift at Sea little boya," he argued. He said one way to stand up to the re.1entt would be to have Eldridge Cleaver teach a whole Ct'.lurse but that would put the faculty ln opposition to the univenlty admlni.!tratJon, Hand I don't thplk anyone wants to do that." His tac- Uc, he l&ld, would keep the university ad· ministration out of it. Warren BOltick, dean of Calilornia College ol Medicine, •Poke 11ainst the reaoluUon. He llld: "We have many freedoms the repnte have-given u1 other collegea don't have. I think what we have Ix veey prectoua. W1'jo Ulrow guollne into the fir9T" llelter'1 -lulio0 puaed '5 to st. Dean Oerird, iii lbtttlduclng hlJ re10lu- Uon for cltbain MoQday,.sOJd bolb Ibo far inft ond'lbe far rlghl have welcomed lhe ~ ovtr Cleaver 11jut beeaue it Is U.ma8fnl to lhe unlvenlty'" · SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Two Coasl 111> r .... luUon IUQuled lhal on oc-Guard pJanu, a Cout Guard cutter and a .;apanese merchant ship went to the casion there is reason to auapect a pro- rescue today of three persons in a lessor used his clusrooni vi-h11 position sailboat 650 miles soothwest of San F.ran-.ro; parilsap attlvlt)' and m:..UCh cues Jt cl1CO. . Ii UJ( ·~illi of. '111a unlvonlly Tba 15-loot Aloha wu on !ta way from ...,,.Q\\IDltY to lfiu_.~' .. Honolulu to Lona Beach. wflen it ap-.~~-l •.. , 1 .....) .. '°-,·-~ ·. w parehltf ran Out 01' food and Tuel. · · · :t ,., ' ..;. A U.S. Navy plane spotted lhe boat at ...Execd.ti~ . Held 2:20 a.m. fill8hlng an SOS signal . ~ •• ~-· A Ct30 CoUt Guam plane 'rn,m San ... .......,. .,,._ !'' · - Franc!ocodroppademergencyratlons. After .Auto Wreck Cleaver Gets Cool New York Welcome TROY, N.Y. (lJPIJ -B1aU Panlhir !elder Eldrldp a...... found • 1 .... lhan....,,., welcome fer bis obactnlUea and Ur-qalnll lhe "pip lllal nm 11111 CQlllllry" Thuraday nlahl. Some of the I,&00 students Who Jammed a IYlll•ulum at llenP<I"' Pclytochnlc In.stU.ut.e walked out durtnc Cleaver'• talk whlle other Ill and.Jaoked bor<d, a few booed, and som• 1ave out wllh hi!(. hearted appla- Newport Beach oil company execuUve Je.mes S. Gu.trap wu arretted.urf7 to- dlf Oft lelony cfr:unl<.ID drlvloc .,.,..... alter bis autO 1IU tcvolved le a crub al !lover llrlvoaad Well Colll!lllhway. Gllllrap, II, of WI! Bayshoreo Drl91, WU booltod lborl1J al!lr, tho IJ:IS Lm. crub Ind--on· his own recotn1lanco. Ho lllllmd CXl1y minor In-. Jurltl. Drtver. ol lhe IOCOlld car, Tcxn Guster....n, :a. ti 111 °""' Ava., Bilbo& lalsnd, ""' admitted to lloq Memorial Hoojllal ~ cut.I on his lace and handl. Ht.I condlUon II termed lllllfac. IOI')'. MRS .. TUCKER'S TEsTIMONY .• :-._ ;r~~ig-,~~r;~·. -Mrs. w~j;~ •rom policeman as a friend to whom one may turn for help and protection, then d""'1bed plalnclolhes offlcen wbo came to the. Tucker home in cont.empt. ''There were no 'policemen' at ID1 boule," &be aald, claiming llJ: or eipt 'delecUvea, acreamlng and yelling, oboved her around while ransacking the reatdence. , C.nUy and fr<queoUy nferrlne to amall lhlnp -whlcb nellber opuk nor lbrulen -she uld lhal durq lealimony,'abt WU boldiq a kitten to ber bn!ut during lhe melee. ~'No man -it bu aJway1 been my in- lenUon and alway1 will be -shall enter m)' houHI but my huaband/' she abouted. "Dk\n't your husband help you?" her altorney 1enUy chided. "My buaband WU In a state of ahock,'1 abt llPll "lie aald: 'WW you have a cup o1 coffeeTl'" · Mn. Tucker bllterb' complained ol lrealmtal durlni u. -monlhi In wblcb Judles &el DO ball, prohlblllng her fn>iil golq home to her family to wait until the cUe WU beard. !BOLATED I DAYS Sbe claimed lhe WU IJolaled four days wilhoul food upon arrival al oranp Counly Jell, wblch wW be her realdence for at 1eut another » day1 or more. "The -mOlllhl I have spenl In jail are torture," lbe declared, "d17 and n1aht." She WU kepi there partly due lo I sertu of II uaauittve Incident.I whlcb came to lllhl and wblch were attested to by • doam w1-.. Including the mayor of ber home city of 14 yeara. Thrtadl ol 11111er woven lhrougb polite teaUmony lite ahavlnp ol ateel, tbe defendant explained away all but one 11 due to accident, faUgue, surprise, or· ml:dnterpretatioa by the witneaa:. She agreed that she acted wilh boaUUty against door-to-door vacuum cleaner salesman'Carl Featberly, cursing and throwing a dish, bul Juolilied tt by saying he was obnoxioua and had his foot in ille • therl furtbtr combat . ' ,. JovW OD lhe wi~oland, f'ea Y -.... , ':.~ In;"· mlddl of denied it : -Jue a~ ...... ~~ ·~ e "Lra1,"and.8"1 lkdllb..-Ill!> lll•Y be lhe street out.old• ibe Tucker and chUd.lah and immature -and threw it at Westphal homes. -.,. ___ ----· -· blm,'' Mn. Tucker laid p-acloualy. -Mrs. Tucker left lhe ":"""' after a Depuly Dlllrict Attorney J • m e • knifing !be mal!Ualns WU en •ccldmlll Enrlibl aald Mn. Tucker wu Jusl oeelng Dick wbUe lhe ,... llelzed wtlh an lhlnp the way lhe preferred to see obsenlon to defend heraell. them, Instead ol lhe way Ibey ocCurred -Mra. Tucker wenl Inside and lm· "The mqlc of lhe human mind ta uiai mediately washed her d-. plwl Iha II can raUonallr.e all lbole other act.I," roast knTle and paring knTle lhe wu Enrlfhl aald dur1111 la;ler leallmony, ad· w!~ent out to do her hAnn, and llhe dh1I a polnl for empbUla. didn't pick up a banana a spoon or a bl<~ • uTbat vacuum cleaner alum.an had ter knife, but the deadu'eat wtapon in the ! belier know Jual bow !~cky be t.l lhal abe kitchen," Enright conUnued, bammerlni only picked up • dlxll, be uld. at flnl degree murder. Ford·P~oo . Deyelops looth ' Cost Savings· 1 •• Tbe !Otllh COii 11vlnp ~ bu been aubmlttecl to Wuhfnltm, D.C., by Aeronulronlc Dlvlllon ol lhe Phllco-1".ord Corp. ' . The recommendaUon explalna lhal 1111,000 can be lopped oil a Chaparral air delenae syatem produ<ied by Aeronulroolc for lhe U.S. Army. The 11vlnp would bi obtelned by ellmlnaliq cerllln bllh lnqueney CUI' nnl 1&1n lelll called for' In the apeclflca- Uona for lrlnlillora cit the Chaparral mlulla control electronlcJI clrcuilr)', ao- cordlq to Robert 0. CUe, air delenae ll)'lleml dtrector al Aermutnmlc. . The governmenl to=lw accepted and made Ul9 ol • of 100 COii llV• 1111• P1'0POOlll Aeron lw forward- ed tO tl.S. Army and U.S. Air Force CUBtomers over the put three 1ean, ac- cording to lnrin Katzm111, 'Aeronutronlc value analyllx departmenl -.gee, nie overall savings to taxpayers is close to $11 million, he said . "UnW she testWed, we were aynmfnc that she was stlm.ulated to act by a beating," he aaid, "but Jhe WU touched off by some sUmulua In telklng wllh a I bank aecretaey' H Tesllmony bore lhlx out. Ml's. Tucker called ber buaband at lhl United Calllomte Bank where ba II em· " played a lbori dlatanco away, bul be .: wun'l lhere and II -then Mra. Tucker ' renewed her attack cm the vlcUm. · ,. Enrlibt also offered a dark -1J for any alinlflcant cbanp In Mn. . Tucker, whether in a pr1lon or ttate " hoapltal envlzonmen~ duo to lhe admltled 7 lncurablllly of her allllcUon. ·• He reminded Judge Crookabank lhal ., nol only Ix there no full curt, bul lhe pro-blem woraena with qe. "Cerlalnly there II a CIUH for 1)'111-" palhy for lhe vlcUm -and for Iha '' delenden~ due to her Ulneu -bul II II .. 1till first degree murder, the ume u U a ·• normal per110D did IV' EnrlChl uld. The McNaughton llllle lw been under • &harp erlUctam for It.I narTO'fOleA In con-,; demnlq Mn. Tucker and many olhara to • full r<rpOlll!bWty for act.I moUvated by , mental dilorde:r. .. From Poge l APOLLO ... .. Cunningham and Eisele were newcomers to space. Neither of the latter had much · : ... ;.,..,,,,,,,,.,; 1 .. ,,, .. ,,,..Chamber Groups remp1e ;,naron ;,ets Study Schools Services Tonight • to say in the early momentl of the ntgbt. " The moonship camed It.I stngl-.tne • second stage into orbit. ..., On itr ICCOnd orbit, over the Paclfic Ocean, the astronauts will JetUson the : stage, then rup around and stage a make-' believe hookup with it -practicing for docking maneuvers with a lunar landing ! craft ab9ard tater flights. , Ra.bbl Alexander Graubart wlll con- duct lhe special Succot services al 1:11 o'clock tonlgbl and at 9:30 a.m . Salur' day In Temple Sharon, 117 W. llamUlon, Costa Mesa, the conservaUve l)'nliOllJt of lhe Harbor Area. Rabbi Graubart, of Temple Sholom ln Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, is a can- didate for a permanent position w i t h Temple Sharon. Rabbi Graubart at pres· ent alao aerves u lecturer ln JudaJ~ at the University of Alberta. RAPPORT BY DREXEL Drexel, the most trvstM nern• in furniture brin91 you • truly u11lqu1 d11k, Not only in 1tyle, but In u11fulln11.1, feeturing • wrlthu~ surfac·e tt.1t pull• fOt" th1t 1x+r1 ltlt of worl!:iflg 1r.1. Do111 in I b11utlful piican finish this deok would 14' ~eavty lo 1ny home. W. 41". O. 22". H. lt" A two-city Chamber of Commerce pan. el will me.et Monday 1n Newport Beach to hear an arch.ltec:t'1 view ol school de- 1lgn and comiructlon. Charles A. Beck, projocl educsUonel facWtleJ architect for Albert C. MarUn II Aaocl.iteo, Los Aqeles, wW speak durlna: the noon HUion at the VenaWea llealauranl He will addres! the Blue Ribbon Past President's Committee of the Cost. Meu. chamber and the Special Research and Study Committee of the Newport Harbor Chunber of Commerce. Beck is allo a member of the Costa Mua Planning Commlllilon. The aslronauta wW al!o photograph lhe • 118-fool tong olage. The first stage dropped away two and a •: hall minute& after teunch and Schlrra · reported lhe aecond atage wu up to full ' lhrusl 11All beautiful,'' he said. ~hirra was qualifying aa perhaps the ·~ nation's coolest. astronaut -at least. In terms of heartbeat. Mission control reported the commander's heart was beating 87 times a minute at liltoU -the lowest by several beats ever recorded at that Point. ' ' , ' ' ,. ' ' ' . I ' .. ., • . DIAUU -· HINRDON -DUX1L-HlllTAH < H DAYS NO INliUsT-'llltMI AVAii.AiU ON APl'lOVID c:uDtT lllWPOl'f UACH 1717 -fl Dr • ...,.... °"911 .. ,.., 'TIL'' ---......... LAOUllA lllACll Du .. sn1N Ml Herth CtMt Hwy. AYOHallf• AID-11111> -WY .,,. , ,.._ "' ,_ Mw el ..... -~ Ml-IHI . I • I'' ' . ' . • " • • .... ., .. , " i ' I . ' ' < ' ' ' • • • • • • ' • • : • ' : ' ' I ' ' ' ' ' ' : ' ! ' ' ' l I • • ~ I I ! f I : I ! : I I l ' 1 I ' ' I I ' j I • I ' I ~ I ' : I : 1 / I 1 I I 1 f,ld~, OctOOer 11, 196& Friday's Closing New York • • L.I PO.OT £ . ,. •. .,--- I• ' • I ' . ' DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL .. A.GE . • Local ' . " Ne!DpiOft Beach Mo~ Dorce-11. ¥or1hoU hai •witttn this ..,,.,,..,....,, for tha DAILY PILOT qn the siflni[f~nce end tile role OJ iM-doily newspaper ~.,during 'tM ct~brn don of Na.tlonat 0Nt\Oapoptr Wttk.' .... , • . ' " • ~·~ ' · , Without a dOdlcoted i•<l•nd~n~ ~nd r .. ponsible ntW1pllpfl' covering City Hall, our governmental system beoom"" sluggish and ine!l!ective. Thomas Jeffenion put It this Wf1Y: ' • ''The bas:ls of our government being Uie ~ion oi the people, the very f\rs1 object sboula be to keep t!>at rtgllt; and were ii Jell ro me·lo d"9)de whether we lhould have a governmeii! without newspaper>. qr newopapen without goverDJ11ent, I llbould not heottate·a moment OO'Prefer the latter." . The 1oca1 newspaper offers the city official i vital mellDI ol. communication with the electorate. The home- town paper, larticularly, has the ability and duty to in- vestigMe an .report e1tensively on city issues. These press repol'ta: stimulate t>Ublic discussion, the formation al public opinion 'and citizen com.men\. ' . . For tile cita official ro be a g~ public representa- tive, he needa fhis expression from the people. Without Utia: stimUlm, the 't\lty offi~. like !lnyone else, may be- come afflicted with 'l~· r vision. - 'lb.ill oommunica through the newspa~ .can ·be effective only if 'both ci officials and newsmen are re- sponsible, reasonable, cooperative and understanding of one another's viewpoint. Sometimes the city official criticizes a story as being one-sided; or as placing disproportiooate emphasis on one aspect of 1lhe situation, usually th·e negative one; or as stressing the sensatioqal to the detriment of more substantive-issues. The reporter, on the other hand, sometimes criti· cl~ the c::ity official fur attempting to manage the news; for adopting an evasive or secretive attitude; or attempt· lJeligion ls an Idea as Much As Emotion 1 am always flattered when I receive a note from some grateful clergyman in- forming me that he haa ueed thiJ or that co";:.mn of mine u tbe springboard for a ... ,,.,.,. Il seems to me' that no pastoral task ii harder tU.n compolibg a weekly sermon that ·;, llve\Y ·without being trivial, and .,lid witJlbu! bOinc dull and didactic.· Slial<..., ougg .. il that there ., ... ltfJPOnl io atones, but moat of the sermons I have suffered through were haj::ked out of atone, or at least of wood, wtthout the 11lghtesl tra~ of creative im- az·naUon. . THE REASON for this, I am con- vinced, ii not so much Uiat preachers are ponderowi u that the churchgoing public thinks of religion aa a "feeling" and not as a fact. Jf religion is conceived as a feeling - w_ ::b it ii only in part" -then I.he pe.s.?ral duty Is merely to make you feel gc::id, or pious, or solemn, or elevated. \": ~ almost expect to be lulled into t .?:.'.om in church, for we tend to iden- ti · \ irtue with dullness. ·..;::t religion is a way of thinking as well a: ri •et.ling. It is an idea as much as it is tn emotion. And it is a provocative, a r<>.:ilcaJ, a revolutionary idea, if you trou- ble to examint it down to the roots. 11IE PURPOSE OF preacfilng, 1 have always thought, is to make people fee] uncomfortable, to challenge their easy Dear Gloomy Gus: Dear Gloomy Gus : I_ think that real estate fellow has 1 great idea about a Ooating airport. We certainly should put it out there somewhere in t h e Catalina Channel -and then sink it. D.M. Tllb ..... ,.. nf\M:ll -8" \'flWI fl&t -Ndtf tt.M tf tlll IM_l,.r. SIMI ...,. "' -¥9 .. Gl90m' OW. DlllY l'li.t. assumptions about themselves and their way of .Ufe, to provoke not a vague feel- fni oi good will «>ward God (who is com- monly imagined as a sort of bearded Scoutmaster) but a sense o; obligation to become more of a reasonable and loving creature of God . To do this effectively. the preacher needs a lively sense of history. a firm grasp of psychology, and enough humor to make the congregation swallow the bitter pill of self-scru tiny. It is difficult for me W imagine a more formidable weekly assignment. I REMEMBER ONCE hearing about a parish priest in Ireland at the time of the landlord trouble, when the iniquitous Capt. Boycott was exploiting his poor tenants and achieving Immortality by becoming a lower-case word in the language. Asked W deliver a sermon on the ex- cessive drinking with which the tenant..s drowned their miseries. the priest ex- claimed : "What is the cause of so much wickedness and sorrow in the world ? What is it that makes you shoot at your landlord ? Drink! And what is it that makes you miss him ? Drink!" A Sense of Bafflement WASHINGTON -A little inquiry into the full meaning of Vice President Humphrey's proposal for ending Lhe Viet- na1n war leaves a sense of bafflement on why the doves would be pleased . ~~t us take Humphrey at his word. He aays .lhat he would stop bombing North v~etnam on the evidence of word or deed , direct or indirect, that Hanoi will ·:~""':ire·· the 6-mile wide demilitarized Z::J. at the 17th parallel. ~ would be "easy", say Hwnphrey·s aj,.es. Here Is how easy it would be. If tie Le1nilitariz.ed zone were restored ta the condiU01t1 of the 19M Geneva agree- ffi"1l it would mean that the approaches 'tto Quangtri City and Hue, two major ~lnmunfat objectives, would be relieved. Ptt.uurt on I Corps would be greaUy -· IT WOULD ALSO mean that in· filtration would be stopped in the western end of the DMZ. Artillery and mortar fire originating In or firf.d across the DMZ woWd pre.sumably be stopped. Rertorinc the demilitarized r.one wOtJld reduce subst.antlally the level of warfare in an Arel where one h1tf of the Amer.ialD force1 are conmiued and one hill of an American casualties hive been ad!-. Troopo would be freed "' .. h port In Ille podlk1Ucn procram. A m• jar -olt«1ns the nature of the .... Iii Vlelnom wooJd ha .. been made lllld DO oilier .-Jlllion ooold be - ... tlJal Ille Cornmunloll had -"' wlnd up lllenr. . <J~ Cll'I tht .. band, direct OI' indirect -e,.. -... rmtarln& the cfirh.iJ:itmiJe JOOe; ... Ylollled, no ~ ~ -11111 .... Gene ~ -"'.OQld be 11111 lo u .. with --··'--~ U. H_.r,tk V'1t ~~ .oHili Ille liltlmalill Clf a.. loft ' wouJd --~ " .. -.. Richard. Wi18on . .. •, creasing their strength in Uie northern area five-fold. SO, WHAT Vi~ Prf'sident Humphrey is asking is that the Communists promise to give up any hope of shearing off the two northern provinces of South Vietnam, which has been a major objective of the North Vietnamese command . The prediction is vf'nt ured here lhal President Johnson would stop the bomb- ing n o r t h of the DMZ immediately if Hanoi agreed to "restore" the demilitarized 1.one. The negotiators in Paris have been pushing for this since the bcglnnin~ ot t he talks. The H<111Jl negotiat-Ors have repeatedly rejected this suggestion as an im possib le condition encl revert to their demand for unconditional ces.sation of all bombing and act! of war against North Vietnam. What Viet President Humphrey hu proposed represent.I no change ln John11orf1. fl o 11 c y, and. like Johnson 's poUcy, receives 1 nqatlve rtSponst from Hanot. NOR IN 11\JMPH~'S speoch lo placate the doves. WBI there anything tJM dtparting ftom John.'l<ln'S policy. Shihing 1 greater military burden faster lo the !'outh Vietnamese. free electioM. lntu1u1llonally su~rvlsed cease-f I re, pnlitbl, economic ~nd !IOclsl reforms - all these are part ol I.he John!On pm- u1m. If those who supported the Viet· nam peace plank in Chicago find In Humphrey a new mood. If they tmag1:nt change where lhtrt are muely more wOtds, they art ea11ily uli1fied. r . ' ' • • Ing ·lo minimiae Ille city's 9b6rt<:Qmlnga or criticism of city.'.policies. ~· We look to 'th' press for fiirness, objectivity and ac· curacy. To achletJe this, the ~pOrler must verify his in· formation by !irst.!iond contact with all his 1ourooo. Newsmen, a.t the same time, have a right to expect trom city oflicials sufficient 1>4lckground iri!ormation andt ac· cUirate, detailed facts without distortion or misrep~ tation. .•: · .. Accurate unbiased and complete news reports can' ~ult only if mutual trust, respect and fairness exist between City Hall and the press. We could point 00 manj worthy city programs which succeeded because th( I>fe'3~ was giv~ detailed ei:planations and information 81\a~tM press cOuld and did help. A:& We observe National Newspaper Week, may we -newsmen and city officials-recommit ourselves to work together to keep our readers and citizens, respec- tivefy, accurately informed, aware and involved. .. . For a New Appreciation .Anyone whose faith in the University of California system hes faltered., should spend an hour this weekend at the Orange County Fairgrounds, in Costa Mesa, view· ing the University Centennial Caravan exhibit. To walk through the displays and the 100-year pic- torial report, is to appreciate anew the university's tre- mendous contributions to the betterment of literally every aspect of life in our state. The free exhibit, sponsored by the university alumni, is open until 9 p.m. tonight, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. -.. _ .. -i l...~\~ N •n·s ALL R16HT 10 fUrF, HUBER1) BUT l/ON'f INHA\..E! Reader Proposes Air Service Solution 'Use Airpo1"t-to-Ru11way ~1onorail~ ' To the Editor: ....., Orange County got an airport p'roblem? No, not yet. The recent report by William L. Pereira and Associates says in eff~ "You ain·t seen nuthin' yet." Just wait about 5 years! .. The jet traffic that started as a whisper 13 months ago has become a roar. OCC has lured many hundred of sueb young people. Mowrey feports. Little Confidence To the Edit-Or: It must be reassuring to live within the protective environment of the Newport· Mesa School District. , The rapid growth of Orange County and the accelerated increase of air traffic points up the urgent need for additional airport facilities. Letters from readers are welcome. Normally 1oriters should convey their me&sages in 300 words or less. The right to condense Letters to fit space or eliminate libel is reserved. All let. ters m ust include signature and mail· ing address. but names will be with- held on request. The affluent nature of the times -easy accessibility to autos or the cost of several student..s sharing a renlal unit - has made it a ·relatively si111ple mauer W ach ieve this goal. Obtaining a permanent resident address from friends or relatives in residence in this area has hardly ~ a minor inconvenience -thus no oot-<1f- district tuition costs. Apparently the school board has litt1e confidence in our youth or the juvenile court system since they ha ve recently ruled (DAILY PILOT, Oct. 5) that it will be necessary to further punish convicted juvenile narcotic offenders upon their return to school. .. The Per~a study proposed five loca- tions for a major jet transport air facili- ty. None were accepted . EITHER THE PRESENT owners- custodians weren 't inlerested in s•ring or, as in the case of the proposed over- the·water runways at Bolsa Chica, predictably. a homeowners committee immediately was formed to protest. As I see it, the basic problem can be summarized as follows : -Nobody disputes the need for a n1a- jor jet transport facility in Orange Coun- ty. -Nobody wants to tirive very far W get to this facility. -Nobody wants this facility in his back yard. WHAT WE NEED then, is a major air transportation complex which satisfies the need for a close-in location while being somepla.ce else! Impossible ? No'. An airport without close-in runways will meet these seem· ingly impossible requirements. A key fac- tor in this approach is use of a monorail between the airp:irt and runway. This will permit establlshlng the runway in a remote location with the passenger terminal still close W the populated areas. The runways used to service the Orange County Airport can be located soµth on sparsely populated land easily reeci1ed via the San Diego Freeway or in- land on land easily reached via the Riverside Freeway. The right-of-way along these freeways has already been acquired and the feasibility of running a rapid transit system such as a monorail along i."Uch a right-of·way has been established in many studies of the Los Angeles rapid transit snarl. THE ORANGE COUNTY Airport Is ideally located W serve as the hub of a complex that meets these requirement..s. It can be reached from both the San Diego and Newport Freeways and will be accessible from the Santa Ana and Coast Freeways. The existing airport runway can be used as a nifty parking lot. Orange County Airport would be the place where baggage was handled, lickets sold, and bye-byes waved. Mr. AJr Traveler, ha ving checked tn, wootd step into a waiting coach and would be whisk· cd W the far remgved runway. Speeds cf modern rapid transit systems now in B11 George --- Dear Ge-0rge: Every time we go on a vaca· tion trip I've not.iced room clerkJ lopk at u11 funny when we sign Lht 1hotel and motel regiJllers. What can we do? MR. AND MRS. JOHN DOE Dear Mr. and Mrs. Doe : Go lnt4 the lobby OghUng - Uley·u know you'rt married . (Send your problems to George and quit worryi ng needlessly . He'll give you something real to worry about.) (Qh. work yotlr problenl5 out for yoursell ! No other advite eolumniat will make that stale· mom.) l operation in some countries exceed too mph. Thus, the trip to me nfnwat. evm If' It were as far av.'ay as Ontario, would only be a matter of 15 or 20 minutes. At the runway, Mr. Air Traveler would step from the coach dire-::tly into the loading tunn.:! to the jet cr.t t. For his trip home, the prJcess \111011ld be reversed. The proposed development of Orange County Airport with remote runways meets the requirements for Orange Coun- ty Aviation. Furthermore, it probably could be developed fOr less money or at least with less acrimony than the present approach which appears to be one which has us headed t-Owards condemning all of Orange County so that it can become one gigal'tic e~phalt landing strip. RJr;HAR.D E. HOLMEN OCC Re•ldeneg Rule To the Edit-Or : There Is a question that I would like W direct to t~ board of the Orange Coast Junior College District and in reference to your editorial of Oct 2 and the ques- tions "What do we do now? Where do our children go from here?" Before moving to Orange County from San Gabriel Valley four years ago, we were aware, even then, of the large matriculation of high school graduates to Orange Coast College from that area alone. ALTHOUGH THERE are several fine junior colleges to serve these sludents near their homes, the Idea of attending a school in ·such " desirable location as Granted -student..s sharing a rental may be contributing a minute amount in tax. And who can blame them for their youthful desire W 1ttend a college only a few minutes' drive to the beach? HOWEVER, THIS is not solving the -problem that e1.iaLs.for the overerowded school or overburdened taxpayer of this distriCt, who hesitates in adding ad- ditional taxes to his bill to pay for the "~1easurc" of i.:udents from other junior college districts. I realize establishing residence of students is a tremendous task W check and control, but I am sure those in· telligent enough to be ringing up hig~er and hlgher costs in education can· firta•a _ way to change the misleading figures of actual resident qualified students in at· tendance al CX:C. THIS IS BUT one question the trustees shol'ld attempt to S<llve. 1 am sure your re;:c!ers have others that must be faced re:-.ii::.ic2·I~" '1i1c day of lhe "shoo-in .. bond issue is past. Many voters are asking for a closer look at whal can be done to assure them that the district is. sharing t h e responsibility in controlling the cost of education when an injustice exists. ~ O .. MACY EDITOR'S NOTE: TM residency of students under 21 is established by the location of the parents' residence. according to ace De~11 of Admis- sions Kenneth M.owrey. A moiling i~ sent to the parents' address to verify 'l'esidency, Mowrey say&, and studenl..s have been expelled for falsifying tlu!ir parents' residence. The'legal rtsidence of a student over 21 is wherever he lives. About 30 percent of OCC fuU time day students are . over 21 , in· eluding a large number of t>(tera"8, THEIR POLICY of expulsion and isola- tion of student offenders is obviously designed to 'exclude these "undesirables" from the remaining student body. Y/here are you going to draw the line, sc ~ool board members? How abot=t the student who is returning from juven ile hall for various types of crimes? Ho\v about the student who is convicted of being drunk? How about the student who loudly discusses his various sexual episodes? , HOW ABOUT the student who is con- victed of reckless driving and has his license ·suspended? Your policy of excluding these "un- desirab'.es" from the general school population is precisely what parents at· ttm!)t to do l'!h~n th<?y carefully select th:i~ rhili:.';·~n·s frien 1s. Perhaps the la~k of confidence of those who "play God" has somethlng to do with our youth's feelings towards th t "establishment". GENE FWRY White House Staff Anderson, S.C., Free Pres1: "(The) ' " .. .. '· .. White House staf[, already the largest in history, continues W grow every mon 'h, according to U.S. News and World Report. The magazine reportt::I the staff is so large 'that I : even senior aides are unable to keep track of all the people called in to ad - vise the President.' And the ..• budget was said to have been cut W tbe bone." I. Divorced Remarry Divorced Things a columnist might never know if he didn't open his mail : When a divorced person remarries, he usually chooses another divorced person as his second mate. Only in four cases out of 10 does the divorced one wed 1 partner who has never been married . SIXTEEN MILLION Americans now work at lndWil.rial jobs where noise threatens to affect thelr hearing, which can be impaired by steady exposun to sounds about 91'.1 decibels. A subway gtnerates .. decibels. a kitchen blender 93. a jet plane 1t take off 150. Laboratory mice have been kllled by aound! of 115 decibels. It took the stlns of 10,oot calves to pro- dilct 30 vellum coplea of lhe famous Btble printed by Johann Gutenberg, the 500tll amlverury of whole death le com- memoraltd this year. Allhougb be II DOW" credited will! beinf u., orflinal<l" "' mov1blt met.I type in the Weatem world, movablt type hid been developed earlier In Kore1. MENTAL RETARDAnON <aulel! .., widespread m1lnutriUm may eiplatn why 80me natJON ol the wcrld rtmaln batlr.•anl. Jl ls estlmlted that from • to IO I ol tile ~ Iii_......_ w~elr diet ls~cluUikallJ ~ moy suffer broln ~ ' t .. · " It pays to be tall -but not too tall. A survey of 100 university graduates found that those a feet 1 received starting salaries 11.4 percent higher than those under six feet. The pay scale· also was lower for those mare Ulan 6 feet 2. QUOTABLE NOTABLa: "There is noUiing more disappointing than to an- ticipate 1 reward for kindness" -Davkl S..bury. ' Pionten IOmtltfmel mak1 poor pro. pbets. Oclave Cba"1ite, prominent f)lghl Upert ind fr1end of the WHght brolhen. 1 J i<I ol tile !Ubl"' ol "1rJlllqu: "Tb e machloott will ev<nlullfJ ill fllll, Ille:/ will bO .-.S. In sport. boil• thiy .. no( lo be thou&frt cl u coumedU ta11ien.:" 8'11 WI ffll" U.S. -oln:rolt Dew tlZ mllllon -• Fair !rad<: In remoto areu ol Afa1>an1i1an brldu .. llill bamred fer l!vtllock. A ouJlor' Ii llkely lo ilvt I lslde'• !•-.-. llvatock for hoc band If lile Ii• slllled~-........ -·lf·lill·il . ......, NAroal liOllBt lqme lltillninf bolil art five m 11 e s long. but th e average: length is ooly half a mile. The Dead Sea is 25 percent salt. Snow isn't frozen rain -sleet is. At birth an oppossum is the size of a navy bean. Flying fish can glide 500 feet, and have been known to soar over-the decks of small ships. It was Arthur Schopenhauer who observed, "What most people call fate ii mo1lly lheir own stupidities." --~-- "1day, October 11, 1968 '!'ha «illorlal ~gr Of lhc DoilU Pilot u1ks io inform and •dm. o1<1t1 •mdcn by prurnllng lllll ....._.,, opi>llou end ..... INlltarv °" topics of lnl<rul imd siflnJ/l<:atl«, by providi"'1 a fortml fttr lhc csprenlott at our rtOdcrl" opinion.a, and b11 prcsl!ltitlf the dfwr1t t>fclo. ,,.meo of l•f.-d ob.suwn and .,,.k.....,. on tqplcr of the day. · BotiCit N. Weed; Publllhor ---~------------~-----------------------------~-----~---------------------.... ' • • -• Costa Mesa Today's Clftlng • l EDITION voe. 61', NO. 2•s. 4 SECTIONS, s. PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNI~ FRJDAY, O.CTOBER ·1 r. '1968 0 0 on----- • A Devoted Mother? .. Mrs. Tucker \Gives View of Herself By ARTlllJR IL VINSEL Of .. D11J Pllll lt1fl By her own deocrlption In tesllmony, convic:U:d slayer i.... M. Tucker I! a devoted wife and mother who knows pro- per mannen:, D\D'lel wounded wild things to health and never meant harm to a soul She Is an Interested citizen who has always voted and says ahe always wlll. By tragic and not-yet-understood forces within her own mind, sbe is also classed as a paranoid schizophrenic, one who kill- ed a next~oor neighbor as a result of. her mental illness. During her testimony, It became ob. vioWI abe refuses to believe lhe picture developed by the prosecution, aborUy before her trial ended In lb fifth day. Perhaps she never will. A facet of personality described by wit- nesses and dismissed by t w o psychiatrists who listened only to her version of what occurred June 28, bow ever, erupted on the witness stand. Her face contorted with rage; her voice, alternately tempered like a ateel blade or rising like a power saw, spffied out the way she p_erceives events IW'· rounding the neighborhood episode. "I have never hurt anything in- tentionally," she began calmly, telling of * * * , SHE DOESN'T BELIEVE IT Convicted Sl.1yer Tucker a futDf: effort lo save a 'kitten sht saw whacked with a broonUtick by a former occupant of the slain Mrs. Harriett Westphal'& ldjactol borne. Once, she said, she nursed a hawk with a broken wing and was rewarded by a flurry of scratching taloos and a moment of 1error ten the b-~ w~ ~otivated bY. >''.J,,, ~~., • ' 'I 'Mrs. Tucker Knew Guilt,' Prosecution Attorney Says "Every step she took Into the street was a step toward premeditation." 'I'hll wai arpment med by Deputy District Attorney ·James G. Enright to trace a tragic path which is leadin& Mrs. Irene M. Tucker to women's prison. Enright made the comment in winding up demands for a first degree murder conviction in the stabbing death or Mrs. · Harriett Westphal, 68, of 1646 Minorca Drive, Costa Mesa. ~· Mrs. Tucker, 38, of 1642 Minorca Drive, knew what ahe was doing, knew it was wrong and tried to cover up after com- mitting the June 2& killing, the pro- secution charged. Judge Ronald Crookshank, presiding in Department 8, Orange County Superior Court, found the Costa Mesa city cou~ cilman's wife guilty or only second degree murder Wednesday, due to her mental Hine~. Enright also criticized two of four psychiatrists who evaluated the defen- dant prior to her five-day trial. for not obtainlng comparative material to balance Mrs. Tucker's atory of what transpired. ''They would have Jet her walk right out of this courtroom as aane," the district attorney'• chief p r o s e c u t o r declared, addinc, "basically, they listen- ed only to Mra. Tucker." "They bough her story -book, line and sinker -I don't know bow they did, but they did," Enright told Judge Crookshank in swnmation of the people's case. A.frs. Tucker told two of the psychiatrists that ahe was subjected to a vicious attack by a bigger woman, draw- ing a particularly sympathetic response by Dr. Phillip o. J{ramer, of Metropolitan State Hospital, rtorWalt. knife' jab which pierced a lung. Enrlgbt said Mrs. Tucker ia definitely suffering from what was characterized u a paranoid _schlt:opJlrenic psychosis, but her sicPlea mu does not qualify her as iegany insane. The McNaughton Rule, Cali!ornia's standard for detenninaUon of a defen- dant's degree of criminal responsibility when mental illness is a factor in an of· tense, is quite narrow. Under the basic guideline, a person must be unable to distinguish between right and wrong, or realize the con· sequences of wyt he is about to do or has done. "We are conceding that Mrs. Tucker went after Mrs. Westphal," Enright said, but pointed to several factors : -Mrs. Westphal was fleeinc from further combat. -'I1:1e attack occurred in the middle of the street outside the Tucker and Westphal homes. -Mn. Tucker left the scene after a knifmg she maintains was an accidental nick while she was seized with an obsession to defend herself. -Mrs. Tucker went inside and Im- mediately washed her dre.ss, plua the roast knife and paring tnlfe she was wielding. "She went out to do her harm, and she didn't pick up a banana, a spoon or a but- ter knife, but the deadliest weapon in the kitchen," Enright con'tlnbed, hammering at first degree murder. "Until she testified, we were assuming that she was slim\llated to act by a beating," he said, "but she was touched off l>Y some stimulus in talking with a (See PROSECIJTIQN, l'l&e 1) Its primitive !ear to attack. The incident described bore a grim similarity to whatever p.'lfchological spur drove her to stab to death a victim she refuses to believe is dead. Subdued · in prier court appearancu, the defendant finally got a chance: to tell her aide of the story, one which both the prosecution and defense know is diffused by I distorted perctption of the world. · The case of the People Vel'SU.! Irene Tucker was interrupted with a torrent of accusations as she angrily detailed another case: that of Irene Tucker versus the People. The People -those present -reacted with awe at such an anger. She said her childhood teaching In- grained the concept of a uniformed policeman u a friend to whom one may tum ror help and protection, then described plainclothes officen who came to the Tucker home in contempt. "There were no 'polictmen' at my house," she said, claiming ah: or eigbt detectives, screaming and yelling, shoved ~ her around while ramacklng th e residence. G<nUy and frequently referring to small things -wbicb neither speak nor threaten -she said that during ..(See MRS. TUCKER'S, P ... I) -~ .... "")'". 2 '!'heft Suspects Caught iu Act In Mesa Swre A pair of HunUnglon Beach burglary suspects -one of whom nearly fainted at the sight of a gun -were aurprl!ed in· side a Costa Mesa pharmacy early today, with about $GOO in caab and a quanUty of dnigli. . Booked on suspicion of burglary were Jay F. Weinberg, 31, of 10041 Forrestal Drive, a salesman, and Arthur Lin· derman, 31, of 19791 Ranger Lane, a photographer. Costa Mesa Police Ll Dudley Van Cleve credited a policeman on routine patrol with capturing the auspecta after he noticed pry marks on the rear door of the building. Officer Ted Wilson stopped behind Foster's Pharmacy, 519 W. 19th St., about 4:30 a.m., .ordering his partner, Reserve OUictr Nate Arnold to radio for a back- up unit. Wilson then kicked open the rear door and two shadowy ligures -later iden- tified as Linderman and Weinberg - frozeo where they stood. "One of them just about fainted when the gun was pulled," said Ll Van Cleve. Officer Richard Bersch arrived on the scene to assist in handling the case and lhe pair of auspecta were relieved of about MOO, plus about 300 DUaudid tablets and a quantity of other loot, police said. , Lt. Van Cleve said police are at- tempting to link Llndennan a n d Wejnberg to at least one other Costa 'tes.a: burglary. Steele Market. NEW YORK (AP) The slOCk market '!Ol'ltinued lower on balanCe late this aflemoon despite selective strength in heavJly traded ilsues. (See quotallons, Paaes 24-25). : f~·f . ";. j ·, ..• APOLLO 7; UP, UP .ANO AWAY-· · $pt1ce Workers Watch ·LaUnCh · Hammett Again Named . . . . . P·resident of Chamber Medical center administralor Jack llammett was re-named president of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce Thursday, during an election meeting of the chamber's board of directors. The Bristol Park Medical Groun chief, who served as president during the past year, was ~lected lo the board of directors two months ago by the largest majority vote In cb.amber history.' Hammett Is a member of the Costa ~1"esa Plannin~ Commission. senior of- ficer in the Costa Mesa Police Reserve and iii1 a member of the governor 's State R"habilltation Committee. Four other officials were elected from amon,t! the board of directors and five new directors were instsllled during the luncheon aesaion at tbe C a 1 p I a n Restaurant. · Paul Nlssen . advertisintt director or the DAILY Pnnl', was re-elected• 81 first vice presidtn't ·and Gordon Martln, O'flnft'" of 'Four Seasons Mobile Estates waa elected seCond vfce president. . Nate Reade', ownei of Harbor 1'lre·and Service Center, was elected treasurer. He Is also chairman of the· Costa Mesa Plan- nln" Commission. New directors seated included Ham- mett, Eugene Bergeron, 1lresldent of Balt:i: Mortuaries; 1 nomas Chandler, Air Weit sales service ~ager; Charles Edwards, Automobile Club of Southern CaUfomia district manager; Joseph Mel· calf, manager of Sears, Roebuck & Co., and Dr. Robert 8. Moore, Orange Coast College president. Costa Mesa Junior Chamber of Com· merce members Robert SQlpley and Richard Riclti Were alao Introduced as delegates to the Chamber of Commerce Board for the Jay~. Other business 11luraclay included a decision to publish .a Yellow Book Classified Telephone Directory with a (See CHAMBER, P1£t 2) YACHT REPORT GIVEN TODAY . There'• no altitude problem for the yachting "athletea" of ·the Olympjc Games. but · if you w.al.: to · knQw . somet.hlng . about their .. attlt&ide, chec:k · P.age 19 today~ · " J DAILY PILOT J)oaUng Edllor·Alinon · Lofkabey II In AcapulJ:O for the big 1how and be. cu.ts olf today 1'ith the first of h)s serjee,qf exclusive reports from Me~co on Olympic: Gamea .raehting events. 1rs featl.U"ed on the boating pqe. "It's too bad the vkUm can't be hm to tell ol her terror ••• her Injury," Enright noted. A morgue photo of Mn. Westphal.. scratched, brulsed, and with her upper lip split vertically to the ,ums. showed damage infUctr.d by Mn. Tucker who was also left viJib17 injured in the mystery melee. UCI Sena~e Votes to Oppose Regents Mrs. Westphal waa slain by 1 carving Palmer May Play In Golf Tourney Arnold Palmer may be'in for the Hali NIUOOll Open eou loornamenl lt Coltl M.,.., Meu Vtnle Coun~ Club October II.fl. Tblt•1 what It looU lite today aft.er P1lmer signed to play In next week 's Sahara Tournament ln Lu Veaaa. For lull detalll, ,.. tod1y'1 aj>orb - Uon. '' B7 TIIOMAS FORTUNE Of IM'Olltf l'lltt It.it The. faculty of UC, Irvine, m~ aa the Academic senate, voted Tfiuflday to oppose Board ol Reaents dict.ate:a art.sing out ol the tutor over . Eldridge Cleaver teoching at Jl<rk<ley. · Tbe UC1 Sena"° voted • to . lilt the ftl'lltl to -~ 1'IJll\f llm1Un& peol lecture I Cll i:lrllpus to -per qbarter. . In ao doing, they took the aam< ldfon u faculUea 1fBerkeli!y, Oct.A ad UC, su D!eeo. 'nle hand vote appeared to be •bout three to ooe !0< repeol of the regents' nd· Ing. The Academic Senate alllO' paJMXf a resolution not to 111bmlt to the rtll"nll a report J111tifyfna: 1\&ndard• for ex· A , perlmental courses. The faculty thus chou to defy a reient!I' request adopted -u part of the Cleaver ruling. The vote not to comply wu "5 to 34. In 1 third action, the faculty vae.d to stand behind Cl>ance1lor Daniel Aldrich Jr. In hil elforta to !Oller communtty uMerllandin( ol the -ol the unl....U,. Only """ ... two hlndJ -In op. l!"'IUon to thlt llland. . The opedol Ae1demk Senate mHtlnC lasted three boon. Postponed to ll!Other 1e11lon MQOdi7 was acUon· on a ruolu.- Uon by Dean of the Orlduato Dlvlalon Ralph Gerard. Relolutlolla to ul; the r<ll"llll to repeal their llmft Oii ..... -Ind to WOl"k with the chlnceUor for """'"""!lty undcratanding were Introduced .by the Faculty Senate euculive committee. Moat debite 'Ctfltered on lancuaae used to d..cribe hardships created by the <egenl!' rulins-The wmiiln of s ltlbal primlUve putldpotq men thin once In Ill 11\thropology coorat WU said to bo unlortunali bol:•Ule of the radal - llObllkm invol•ed In the Claver matter. Added u a ealqOl'J of pet10nl ll\ldtnil ooulcl -!tom bwing mOn th"1-wa llOCW Cl1tlc, wblcb fl<lllty memben aald they lntead II whrre Ctet.ter fits ID. . nae 'other ruoluilon, which more d.eeJ>" ly ipUt the faculty, was introduced by Asaiallnt Prof.-of Phyalca George Reiter. " He reqile.oted the faculty ,not to sublilll 1 ..pon on ,.per1men1a1 counes because I lhe regents were ualng the pl07 to legitimfie improper ' interference with academic freedom. "Let's not be cmnpUdt In 1el\lng .oirt. Let'• not report to the ngenll 111" rood little boys," he argued. He aald one w11 to lllJld ~to_lhe ....... WVllld ... to ..... Eldrtdl• ct..•er teocll 1 wtiolo ....... bul thel • would put the facul17 In ClpP,Olitlon to th&. unt•enlty adnlinlllnltaa;· • ..., .r doft1 thl.nk anyone wants m ao that." Bii t84> Uc, he aald, WOll1d keep the lllll•enllY i!\. mlnlllritloo out of II, · . Warren B<>ltlct, de1n of Clllfomll Collelle of Medldne, opoke qainlt the resolution. He 11'.ld: "We have .D)ln1 freedoms the r<1<nll hive atven .. -· .. u., .. don 't heVOI I think ..... , ........ I (9et OOl IENATlll, P• II • • ' • • • • J N.V. Stoeb TEN CENT$ • r1 Space Dock M·aneuver Performed From Wire Service• CAPE KENNEDY, Fla . -The threq: Apollo 7 astronauts rode the world'~ largest manned spaceship into orbit on ~ perfect flight today, said they were "hav• Jng a ball" and succeeded in a dockintl maneuver vital to a man-to-the-moon !light . • Although no actual link up' occilrretl, Navy Capt. Walter M. Schlrra Jr., Air Force Maj. Donn F. Eisele and clviliaq astronaut Walter CUnningham steered (More Apollo Stortn, Photos, Pip I) Apollo 7 to within 4 or 5 feet of a target circle painted on top of the second ataae of their Salum lB booster rocket. "It's absolutely beautiful here,'' Schlr· ra said u he steered Apollo 7 toward the target. "We have a lot of loose chaff up here. Jt seems W ,be between 3 o'clock and 6 o'clock and fl o'clock and 12 o'clock. Cunntngham interrupted with a screamed "Look out," apparently refer· ring to some chafr getting near the !pacecralt. He referred to small bit! of free-flying matter oullide the ship, possibly debris resulting from the separa· lion. ' If the planned 11-day Olght continues auccessfully, it could clear the way for sending another Apollo crew on a moon orbit. Olght <In December ad put the United States firmly on the path to lan- ding mep·OO thi-lDOon 'bin year. The llmuiated dOCkJnf "'""""'" OC· curred shortly alUr 11 un. '1'ST alter the .. 1ronauta separated Apollo 1 1- the second stage, called the S4B, to which they had been ittac~ed tor two •bits. The nation's first munid a;plm ven- ture in nearly two years, set Wict:'by ttie Apollo 1 disaat.er, reached ortitt <It •:14 a.m. PST 11 minutos. alter blllltdf. · It wu a fla'{leu be&limlac. for· the shakedown run that ma'y leadlo a mpt into moon crbit and beet' a t CbristmasUme by Apnllo I and Ill throe crewmen. The moonlhlp -the he..test manned spacecraft in the world -llfU!CI pan. dero(b:ly ott its octans.lde pad at 1:03 a.m. PST -llllly three minutea behind schedule. "You are right on the old butt.en," the control center radioed the astronaut,, 1.s they arched mafestlcally over the AtlaD.. tic, spouting an orange flame agalnlt the pAle blue aky. A mile over the ocean, Apollo 1 hurtled through the sound hlrrier, sending a wave of thunder rolling over the beaches. "She's riding like a dream," N!ported Schlmi. . The acceleration o( the Saturn tB rocket, Sc?lirra reported, was gentle although it hurled them into orbit at 17.420 miles an hour. "The windows appear to be almolt crystal dear," Schlrra told ground C"l!- trol as they approached the end ol. ~ first orbit. "We have very good vflibility oat. of all five windows and the center hatch win- dow b a drum '"' monitoring boost (tho (See APOLLO, P11c I) · W~•thn Pretty p.ink. That's the wee.kend weather ·ouUook, dotted with such unaavory tefms as low clouds, local lo& and driule. Loot !or 1 temperalure drop to ii al'!'lll the cout too. mSIJJB 'l'ODAY Corona del Mar'• Toni Hewitt h4t a lot "at 1teak .. both ot the ,' OLLf'l1pk Games dining tab?l and. i1' the iwimmtno pool (Poo• 20). And ha. a COiier fcatw rc todaJI, WEEKENDER .aiutt1 t/11 rest of the 0nn1g, coasr1 c1aa1111g do:· m 0flll"pfa711. . -" ·== ~ -" c;:owawf M --. --. ........... w1 a r ·--~I ,: . ............. ,. .... If .. ,,,.,,.....u... • -· . ~·--,, . ==-·= 1: --. ..... -,.,. -... =--"11 ~ .; 5.F ~t r_:;.-.:-,~ .. .. ..... 1 ~: •111••·-•'ri ' • I IW\.V I'll.GT DAILY PILOT Slaff ,..,. DERRICK BEGINS HAULING PILINGS TOWARD THE SEA' FOR NEW GROIN B1rrlc1do Aa,olnll Erosion Wiii Bo 5Kond In Wost Newport ' Pilings Get Pounding Construction crews rolled out the steam hammer this mprnlng to .begin pounding pilings for a 250-foot long steel sheet groin at the end or West Newport's 44lh Street. ··Two hundred plllnp were to be lifted by a giant crane from the street end and placed at the end of a tongue of sand-that will serve as the workers' platform dur- ing !he project. A job foreman said 11uncooperaUve" tides very likely would compel the work to go on through the weekend. "We've got to do it while lhe sand is sW1 there," he said. "It's a shame we don't have any low tides now." He explained that in recent days much of the sand carted downcoast from the Sant.a Ana River area by earthhaulers "has been swept out to sea as fast as we bring it in." From Pafie I PROSECUTION • • • bank secretary." . Testimony bore this out. Mn. Tucker called her husband at the Untted Ca1ifornia Bank where he is em- ployed a short distance away, but he wasn't there and it was then Mrs. Tucker renewed her attack on the vidim. Enright also orfered a dark.-prognosis for any significant change in Mrs. Tucker, whether in a prison or state hospital environment. due to the admitted tncurabillty of her affliction. He reminded Judge Crookshank that not only is there no full cure, but the pro- blem worsens with age. "Certainly there Is a cause for sym- pathy for the victim -and for the defendent, due to her illness -but it Is sUII first degree murder, the same as U a normal person did It." Enright said. The McNaughton Rule has been under sharp criticism for Its narrowness in con- demning Mrs. Tucker and many others to full responsibility for acts motivated by mental disorder. But although there may be a need for a broader base from whlcb to operate than the McNaughton Rale, it is sUll the rule. Enright said. Mrs. Tucker, weoping and nearly fn. coherent after !he ver<!lc\ by Judge Croobhank, who beard the cue without a jury, ls due for an Oct. 30 probaUon '1td sentence hearing. . Chances are she will receive the full term of ,flv~ ye.an J9 life fqr.the slaying 0£ Mrs. Westphal, whop:1.. -~·· 'fµckcr. testified seemed ·to be •· busybody, although she waS ~not hosUle toW:ard the ' older wom an. Enright said following the verdict that Mrs. Tucker could be referred to JI state hospital on. a. writ, rather tha,n .sent to a penal systeql psychlatrlc ward. In -the meantime-a bfoken woman in, her attorney's words -Mrs.. Tµcker was be in(: Jed out a back alley, handcuff~ and flank~ by a tan sheriff's matron and a bailiff. Each held one of her anns and she seemed much smaller than when she entered the courtroom eight houn be.fore. From Page I MRS. TUCKER'S testimony, she was holding a kitten to her breast during the melec. "No man -it has always been my In- tention and always will be -shall enter my house but my husband," she shouted. ·~Didn't your husband help you?""lier attorney gently chlded. "My husband was in a state of shock,·• &be spat. "He said: 'Will you have a cup of coffee?!'" Mrl. Tucker bitlerly complained of DAI LY PILOT • ORAHCOE COAST PUBLISHING COMPNl'I' Rob.rt N. Wted PrQ!denl Ind Pul:lll.,,.,. Jtek It Qirlty , Vice Pr111dtftl t nd Ge11trtol ~ltr Tlwi11111 K19..,ll ..... T~on111 A. M111pltin1 Mll'IQlll9 Edllor P111I Nl11111 M~llrllllnt Olrt<lor c. ........ Off\• JJO W11t lty Str11t Mtilint A4dN11i r.O. lo• 11•0, ,2626 °""'"""" """°"' .. _,.., Zill Wnt ..... &tvln'1rd Ltwnt 9"dl; 1tt "-' ,.,........,. Hllllf!Mltll IHd'I: :kif Jth llf'MI treatment during the three · monlh! l:n which j~ges set no bail, prohibiting her from going homf;'l to her family to wajt until the case was heard. ISOLATED 4 DAYS She claimed she was isolated four days without food upon arrival at Orange County. Jail, 'which will be her reslaence for al least another. ,20 da,Ys or more. ''The three mooUls I have spent in jail are torture," she declared, "day and night.., She was kept -there-partly -due to a series of JS assaultive incidents which came lO-Ught and Which· were attested to by a doreh wltrlesses, irlcludlng the mliyor ~ het-tiome city of i4 )rears. · Threads o~ ~:ger-w.oven lhroU~h polite tes~imony hke ~av1ngs of st.eel, the delendant explatifed, awa) all but one as due to. ll'Ccldent, fat!fue,· sui'prlse, Or misinterpretation by-Uic wilnesl. She agreed ihot she ·acted with bosll~ly against door-UH:l09r , vacuum clta'ntr salesman ·Carl Feathtrty, Cfll'slng and throwing a dish, but justified it by saying he was obnoxious and had his foot in the door. Jovial on the witness stand, Featherly tlenied il "l' ran and got the dish -this max be. chiklisti and immabJre -and threw It et hirp," Mrs. Tuck.er said graciously. Deputy . District . Attorney J a m t s Enright said Mn. !ticker was just seeing things lhe way &he preferred, to see the114 in.stead of lhe Wiiy they occurrtd. '1'be magic of ~ human mind la that it can rliilonallze all those Olhcr acts," Enright sald during later testimony, ad- ding a point for emphasis. '''Ibat vacuum cleaner salesman had better know just how lucky be is thal she only pk:ked Up I dish," he uid, Defense Ministers BONN, Germany (AP ) -Dol<MO mlnisttn of the United Statet and 1 I x EuroP<An AUanUc Alliance (.'Olllltrl<s wound up two days ot diM:usslon today on the tactical use of nuclear weapons in defense of the Atlantic comm~ty. During lnstallaUon of the erosion· reducing groin -the second in what is expected ullimately to be a field of five -the giant haulers wlll continue building up the sand behind the steam hammer. "We still might· get wet," one worker fretted. . The groin construc\lon Is expected to take about two weeks. compleUng the present 1117,000 beach rebulldlng project. 100 YEARS YOUNG Newport's Or, Truhill Newport Dentist Celebrates lOOth Birthday Today Dr. Henry Truhill celebrated a century of living today at the Hill Haven Con· valescent Home, Newport Beach. A dental surgeon in New Jersey until seven years ago, he is active and alert, interested in the activities of his son, Lu- cien Truhill of 2560 Fordham Road, Costa Mesa, and his grandson. "My grandson didn't want to go to col· lege, '' the old genUeman r,.uckled ''but I convinced him he should. ' As for his tooth birthday," It's no dil· fcrent than ariy-othU," he' said. ·"l don't seelt J>ub'liCity/'· the doctor ad- ded. "It doesn't do anything fQf' me." · l'be IPY ··"°as' ~rated with a cake, many canjlles and gif~ to mark the ceo- biry •! living, 11Mj6-1968. • • From Page I APOLLO ... climb into 'Otbit).'' • •. ', 'SCbln'INl'p>'l!l•klng bjs third pigbt and CWmlogham llkf!:iseje: ~ere newcomers to !PJ!d:: Netther'O!lbe latter ~ad much to saY Jn lhe eiiily moments ol lhe flight. The mOOnsllJp curted 'tts single-engine · &ecorid '1tag"e tato «bil On ill' aecood Cl'bit. over the Pacific Ocean, tht a.sttonauts will jetUson the stage, then flip around and at.age a make. believe hookup with it -practicing for docking maneuvers with a hum 1aodinl'. craft aboard later fligbls. Tile -will.also pbotograpb !he 58-foot long stage. The fint stage dropped away two and a hall minutes after launch and Scblrra reported the -slap wu up to lutr throst. "'All befutllul," he said. Schirra 1rU qualllYtns u perilapo !he na!.lon's coolest astronaut -at least in terms of l10arlbeaL Mission control reported the commander's belrt wat beatfnl l'I times a minute at liftofl -!he Jowest by several beat.I ever recorded. at that point. · ~ .. .. . ;t LBJ Pushes Treaty ~ • WASIDNGTON (AP) -Pr,esldent JohnlOn slid tc$.y adopUon ' Of the nuclear nonprollferaUon treaty IS im- portant to the security of lhe naUon and declared he will "seriously consldtr caD- tng t.be Senate into speclal ltllion" unless U raWies the document. . Wit.bout raUfication_, JohnlOD. saw ltlflr omens ahead. He µid new nuclear From Page I CHAMBER • • • ~ 60,000 circulation, coordinated by Mal Biebelberg. InoorporaUon of The Red Baroni of Orange County, an .\ viatlon Ciommlttee subcommittee, was also approved as a step toward compUaUon and wriilnl of a history or Orange County flY:ing and its pioneer pilots. The group is the third non-profit cor· poratlon formed by the chamber, the lllher two being the Costa Mesa Historical Society and the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse Patrons AW>eiation. Announcements were also made of two upcoming meetings, a shoplifting and security seminar Thursday at II a.m. ln the Costa Mesa Police Fa c i 11 t y auditorium and an Oct. 31 luncbeon. A debate during the luncheon on the controversial Watson Amendment &imed at property tax revision is scheduled to pit City Councllnum Robert M. Wilson, for the opposition, against a Real Estate Board spokesman in favor of it. Westminster Sitter Arrested A Westminster male babysitter was ar- rested Thursday on charges of felony child beaUng and assault with intent to commit murder after a Costa Mesa mother reported her two-year.old son had BUffered a skull fracture and injuries to his groin. Police jailed Robert Gary Strickland, 20, 7819 11th St., ebortly after he volun- tarily surrendered at the police station about noon. Mrs. Diane Blackman, 2192 Orange Ave., notWed police from the hospital her son, Eric, was beaten while he was at the Strickland borne from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Wed· neaday. Westminster Community H o s p i t a I authorities said today the boy "was im- proving." Fro1n Pag!' l UCISENATE • • ls very precious. Why throw gasoline into the fire?" Reiter's resolution passed 45 to 34. Dean Gerard, In introducing bis resolu· tion for debate Monday, said both the far left and the far right have welcomed the controversy over Cleaver "just because it ls damaging to the university.'' His resolution suggested that on oc- casion there Is reason to suspect a pro- fessor used his classroom or hls position for partisan activity and in such casea: it is the responsibility of the university community to disapprove. RAPPORT BY DREXEL Dr•x•I, th• most trv1Nii:I · n•m• in furnitur• bring1 you • truly unique d•1k. Not only in •tyl•, but in u1•fulln•11, f••turing 1 writing 1urf1c• th•t Pulls fer th•t •xfra blt of woAing •rel. Done in • be1utiful pecan fini1h this de•k would .dd beauty to •ny homa. W . 4 i" • O. 22" • H. 19" CAILY PILOT Stiff 1'11119 . l i I . I I I I I ' ' < ' -" " " " ,, ,, OLD BLOOD, NEW YEAR -Newly elected Costa M .. a Chamber of ',~ Commer<J> officials (from left) Nate Reade, Jae!< Hammett, Paul. " Nis-sen and Gord.on Martin gather to discuss goals to be achieved. ·~ during coming year, after installation Thursday. Hammett and Nis~ ;; sen, president and first vice president, were each re-elected after ..., Prior tenns. --''--~~~~~~~....,,.--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ < " Woman Unsure of Date, .. ' A '~· Location· of Plane Crash n A woman who claimed she escaped death twice by cancelling passage on planes that crashed killing all aboard is having trouble recalling where or when the first accident occurred. Mrs. Eleanor Bare of San Diego cancelled passage on a Catalina-Vegas Airlines flight which crashed Tuesday at Las Veg86. Nev., shortly after taking Orr for San Diego. All four persons aboard were killed. The woman said she also had canceled her reservation aboard an Air France 1 fllgllt in 1967 that crashed between Mon· ': treat and New York without survivcirs, '1 Mrs. Bare later said the Canada crash .. occurred Jast year, but ahe could no remember the time, place or airline. changed her mind abOut the P}.ane' ing to Air France. ,., An Air Frace spokesmalf In Los .~ Angeles · s<iid the airline did not fly between Montreal and New York and had no crashes in Canada in 1967. ·' ' ' q ::- '" ~ 0 ,, ,, " ' DU.Lits FOii: HINUDON -DllXR -HlllTAGI ' 1 .1 I •t!_ to DATS NO INTIUST-mMS AVAIL.All.I ON APl'IOYID CllDIT ~TUACH 1717 Wootetlfl °'• '4t.20IO 0..NINT"nLt ltnalOU ' -' ,,.,. ... , ... lllllrter LA8UNA llAat 0111.... Ml NJll'tt. c..,. Hwy.,. A~ID --Af"llLt -"" --.. --........ ' .. . 'I )~ ., ' . " q .1 .u I G G a G G G i g ' ' ' ' i ! ' ' • . ' ' l \ l • < ' < < -. -• DAJL V ~ILOT Ji.:J Friday's Clos~ng Prices Complete N~w York Stock Exchange List ,ll, Mttll1.w C'"t J: \\lJ .. Lflr Ci...:::. ' •• NJlli f.A' ( .... := ~f $;!i~lti:i~J: i I:.~ !~i ~c.;.. tlll!.~ " ' ' ., • -· 8AD.Y PILOT EDITORIAL PAG~. ,_ _ . _ I ' • lrreplace3hle J\1ediun1 ' ,, costo 11... 11f•!IM A. L. "1'1111C" Pilimw "°' wr1u.,. !>ii _.,..14'11 Jor th< DAILY PILOT.,. t/u llQnificrm« 4nd the role oJ the daUr com.munitv nt:W&paJMr toc1o11 during the ce~brction of Notional Newspaper Wt1k. We live In a changing world. and to those o("' wllo are eat.rusted with the responsibilities of locaJ govern .. men~ llllB fact l.l forceluJJy brought home eV«Y day. • whjth the co"'l'lexitiOI ot cMc problem1 •rt' reduced lo evecy~ay langliajle and presenlied to th~ readers •galoot •. ~ot bli<kground. A newspaper can, and does, tell Ute-whore story·aa' no other form bf communication c.in. Furtbermort{ lt '14Jla the story ill a WlfY that both the layman ond .m.~alist can llll,dentand. Our city ealsts, primariJY and most importantly, for a single ·purpose -lhe betterment of the cultural and physical environment of our people. But tile compo6ition, the make-up, ·of the people of our city is constantly A, good' newspaper l.s indeed a valuable assl.staoL It can b\lild ••city, "1d ·fl· d.eaeeyes the suppo¢ of all who have the ""'1 Interest of the oommunity at hearL We In • Costa Mesa are fortunate In having the DAILY PILO'l!. We-citizens and City Hall alik&-ltnow that. tbe reason we have made Costa Mesa what it is tod~~ tJie limple, basic fact that we have worked toge ' '. Our' ne.wspapef has dOoe its -b'ee and unhampered · by 1 carryln!l:lhe ~ews ol. the citv to its people and, . <equal obJectiVIty, hrillginc the praise and criUci!m o! !be ·ciu. changln&. . Ooly 1 comparati~ly-few Y.•ars ago, we In local governmem. knew practically everyone ln our com· munity. We knew tl>eir problems, t.lteir familiea, and their opiniolil. We had a surpn.lngly good general idu of how they felt and wbat they tboUghL Today, one of our basic goals must be to make our newrouien-and also many who are now her&--ieel that they _are a wel~e. valued, and active part of the City of COit.a Mesa. Only by doing this can we build our com· munity spirit and the civic pride tbat above all is neces- u.ry ii oor city iB to become the city we want it to be. Toward this end we have one aource ol ;tS6istf;nce whose importance cannot be ton tiigbly stressed -our daily newspaper. . · Someone will undoubtedly ast, ":Why?" What is there about. a newspaper -black· ink on cheap pulp paper with advertising -something you read today and line a tmab can With tomorrow--tb.i-t makes it so highly valuable to local,foverna.,nt? . ne anower ., so sln),ple tbapu, often overlooked. Our newspaper iB an irreplacea~ medium of communi- cation that makes a community out of what otherwise would be 'a hodge-podge of people. Transient ·though it tnay be, the newspaper still leads all other media as tbe maJor means ol. communication between City HaU and the citizen. Our newspaper -end this is true whenever a news- paper tulfills its obligation -serve6 as the medium by Religion Is an ldea as Much As Emotion . ·' ~ alw&y1 flattered 1wbea I receive a no!< ·in.n 10mO graldul derl!YJD.lll 111-forinliil me lbat be bu Ulld lbia ar that c~ of mine u tbe apriq:board for a ~· ' It ~to_ me that no pasloral wt hi lilft oo:=~i:i:.~ "":: lillil ~mu ...i dldadic. .:.t=.s.i:·:bul tha,.:.. ~ t ' ........, bit .. IUl!ered through ...,. hacl<oil fUI cl -· or •t least of woad, lliout lbe ..,..,_, tnce al crt•Uvt Im· -· -...- - 1 .REASON for this, i am con-- vi not IO much that preachen are po as that the churctwoing public thlnk.:iOf reliiiext u a: "feeling" and not as~l~. u ~· lo.."""""'Vld u • !eeling -which H,. On11 -In pit! -then ' Ille pastoral d~ la merely t.o mate you feel ioocl. or pioa.., or . aolemn, ot elevated. We almoot ~ to be lulled into boredom in ch~h, for we tend to kten· t: ry virtue with . Ines&. ~t religion lll a ay of thinking u well f j oT'Jeeling. ll is ill idea as much as It ••an emotion.. And i~ a provocative, a r<:.tlical, a revolution~ idea. if you troo- bte to examine it down Uii the roots. 1118 PU~E OF prt..\hing, J have a1w1')'1 thought, • to make~ple feel unoom!artoble, ID cballenge lileir usy • Dear Gloomy Gus: Dear Gloomy Gus: I think that real estate fellow has 1 great idea about a noating airport. We certainly should put it out there somewhere in t h e Catalina Channel -and then sink il D.M. TMI fut.. f'tflttb ,..__. -Ml --llY ...... ti ltla N-•r. Stllf ""'° Mt -a,o._, ow. 0.111 ,,,.,, ~ptlons about themselves and their way of life, to provoke not a vague feel- ing of good will toward God (who la com- monJy · imagined as a sort of bearded Scoutmaster) but a !leMe or obligation to ~me more of a reasonable and loving creature of God. To do this effectively. the preacher needs a lively aense of history, a firm grasp of psychology, and enough humor to make the congregation swallow the bitter pill of self-scrutiny. It is difficult foc me to imagine a more formidable weekly assignment. I REMEMBER ON£E hearing about a parish priest in Ireland at the time of the land.1ord trouble, when the iniquitous Capt. Boycott was exploiting his poor tenants and achieving immortality by becoming a lower-case word in the language. Asked to deliver a sermon on the ex- cessive drinking with which the tenants drowned their miseries, the priest ex- claimed: "Whal is the cause or so much wlckedness and sorrow in the world? What is it that makes you shoot at your landlord ? Drink! And what Is it that makes you miss him? Drink!" A Sense of Bafflement WASHINGroN - A little inQuiry inl(1 C•e full meaning of Vice Ptesidetit Humphrey 's proposal for ending the Viet- nam war leaves a sense of bafflement on why the doves would be pleased. Let us take Humphrey al his word. He says that be would stop bombing North Vietnam oo the evidence of word or deed. t irect or fndirect, that Hanoi will .. , ~e demilitarized al the 17th parall~ "\, ·.'bl& would be "easy'', say Humphrey~ aides. Here Ui how easy it would be. If 1.:.:.e demilitarized r.one were restored to t1:.e condiUons or the 1954 Geneva agree- r.!ent Jt would mean that the approaches to 1 ~ City and Hue. two major communist objectJves, would be relieved. Pt811Jre "' I Corp. would be greatly reduced. IT WOULD ALSO mean lhal ln- filtr aUon would be stopped in lhe western too ol the DMZ. Artillery and mortar fire or11lnaUn1 in or fired across the DMZ W"'ild 'preaimsbly be stopped. 1~ng tM demillt.trlzed r.one woukl reduce substantially the level of warfare in ail AIU w~re one half of the Amer1ea.n forcu are committed and one haU rA. all American ca1t111.ltle1 have been ' Mdlered. Troops would be fr<ed to late port la !bl pacificolleo pn>gr.am. A ma- jor Ollllcelllon alt«ini the naturt ol. tht •• m Vietnam would have been made ...... olher conclualon could be reached lban ~ the Ccmmunl.ltl had decided to wliid up the wor. U, an the othor land, dJr<et or lndJrtd w.til !ram H-on ...i.ring Ille clwrilf~ 1000 ,..,. vfolal<d, no -J>nidd«it -no< even C... ~ -would be able to live with U..-liiNll Wllbout lnlerl°""" flOm ~ the No r L h vi.tnam ... , aco- ::.,V ::t'~"!:;:'~= • -creaain( their strength ln lhe northern area fi\_&-.Jold. SO, WIU(l'-tlice President Humphrey is asking is thtt th~mmunists promise to give up any hope of ~aring off lhe two northern provinces of ~th Vi etnam. which has been a major objective of the North Vietnamese command . ..., The prediction is ventured here ~t Presidt-nt Johnson would stop the bomb- ing north of the bM~ immediately if Hanoi agreed to "restore" the demilitarized zone. The negotiators In Paris h.ave been pushing for this since the beginning of t h e talb. The Hanoi negotiators have repeatedly rejected thlr. suggestion as an impoissible condition and revert to their demand for URC()ndltiooal cessation of all bombing and acts of war against North Vietnam. What Vice President Humphrey hes proposed represents no change In Johnson 's po I icy, and. like Johnson's policy, receives a negaUve rtspoMe from HanoL NOR IN HUMPHREY'S spe<eh to placate the d o v e s, was thtre anything else d•parting !rom Johnson's policy. Shitting a greater mWtary burden fasttt to the South Vietnamese, free elections, int.erMtionally supervised cease.f I r e, poliUcaJ, economjc and social refohns - all these are part of the Johnson pro- gram. It those who support<d Ille Viet- nam peace plank In ChlCilgo find Jn Humphrey a new mood, If lhey Imagine ch.uip where there are mmly more 'WOl'da, they· are easlly satl.sOed. ~ zen to ·the attention of City Hall. . • Al11ln public life are subjeci to criticism, and WI welcome it when it is constructive, lor some of, our best ideas have come to us-quite possibly unintentionally- from our severest critics. Our congratulations ue sincerely and wholeheart· edlV extended to our local newsDaper in this National Newllpaper Week for the .part it has played In bnildiµg our city. ,. For a New Appreciati-:oD Anyone whose faith in the University of CalilorniJl systeIILhas faltered, should spend an hour lb.is weeken~ at the Orange County Fairgrounds, in Costa Mesa, vieW- ing the University Centennial Caravan exhibit. To walk through the displays and the 100.year pic- torial report. is to appreciate anew the university's tre- mendous contributions to the betterment of hterally every aspect of lif~ in our state. . . . The free exhibit, sponsored by the un1vers1ty alumru, is open until 9 p.m. tonight, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. c ~n·s .Atl R16HT TO PUFF, HUBERT, BUT Do/1111 INHAL.E ... ·Refldtt Proposes Air Service Solution 'Use Airport-to-Runway Monorail~ To the Editor: Orange County got an airport problem? No, not yet The recent report by William L. Pereira and Associates says in effect, "You ain't seen nuthin' yet.'' Just wait about 5 years!" The jet traffic that started as a whisper 13 months: ago has become a roar. The rapid growth of Orange County .and the accelerated increase of air traffic points up the urgent need for additiona1 airport facilities. The Pereira study proposed five loca- tions for a major jet transport air facili- ty. Nooe were ac:cepted. EITHER THE PRESENT owners· Cl1Stodla111 weren't interested in sharing or, as in the case of the proposfd over· the-water runways at Boise Chica, predictably, a homeowners committee immediately was formed lo protest. As I see-it, the basic problem can be summarized as follows : -Nobody disputes the need for a ma- jor jet transport facility in Orange Coun· ty. -Nobody wants to drive very far to gel to this facility. .. -Nobody wants this ficility in his back yard. WHAT WE NEED then, is a major' air transportation complex which satisfies the need (or a close-in location while being someplace else! Impossible? No~ An airport without close-in runways will meet these seem· inglr impossible requirements. A key fac- tor 1n this approach is use of a monorail between the airport and runway. This will permit establishing the runway in a remote location with the passenger terminal still close to lhe populated areas. The runways used 1o service the Orange County Airport ca~ be located south on sparsely populated land easily reached via the San Diego Freeway or in· land on land easily reached via the Iijverside Freeway. The right-of.wa y arong these freeways has already been acquired and the feasibility of running a rapid transit system such as a monorail along such a right-of-way has been established in many studies of the Los Angeles rapid transit snarl. Letteri from t'eaderi are welcome. Normally writeri ihould convey their messages in 300 1D01'ds or Its&. TM right to condense letter1 to fit space or eliminate libel is reserved. AU let- ters mu.st include lignoture and .maa.. ing addres&, but name• will be with- h!'l4 on request. opet"aUtm ln some countries exceed 100 mph. Thus, the trip to me runway, even if it were as far away as-Ontario, would only be a matter of 15 or 20 minutes. At the runway, Mr •. AJr Traveler would step from the coach directly into the loading tunnel to the jet craft. For his trip home, the process would be reversed. The proposed development of Orange County Airport with remote runways meets the requirements for Orange Coun- ty Aviation. ·Furthennore, it probably coold be developed for less money or at least with less acrimony than the present approach which appears to be one which has WI headed towards condemning all of Orange County so that It can become one gigantic asphalt landing strip. RICHARD E. HOLMEN OCC Resldenev Rule To the Editor : There is a question that I would like to direct to the board of the Orange <:oast Junior College District and in reference to your editoriill of Oct. 2 and the qUes- tions "What do we do now? Where do our childre n go from here?" Before moving to Orange County from San Gabriel Valley four years ago, we were aware, even then, of the large matriculation of high scho61 gtaduates to Orange Coast College from that area alone. Al.THOUGH THERE are several fine junior colleges to serve these students near the.Ir homes, the idea of attending a school in such a desirable location as OCC has lured many hundred of such young people. · The affluent nature of the times -easy accessibility to autos or the cost or several students sharing a rental unit - has made it a relatively stmple matter to achieve trus goa1. Obtaining a permanent resident address from friends or relatives in residence in this a.rea has hardly been a minor ·inconvenience -tht11 no out.of- distriet tuition costs. Granted -stw:lents sharing a rental, may be contribuUng i minute amowu in tax. And who can blame thein for their youthful desire to attend a college only a few minutes' drive !«> the beach!, HOWEVER, THIS is not solving the problem that ex..lsts for the overcrowded school or overpurdened Lupayef of this district, who hesitates in adding ad· ditional taxes to hia.'bill to pay for the "pleasure" of students from other junior college districts. I realize establishing residence of students is a tremendous task to check and control, but I am sure those in· teUigent enough to be ringing up ~gher and higher costs in education can find a way to change the misleading figures . of actual r!illdent qualifiea stlidents in at- tendance at OCC. THIS 18 BUT one question the trustees should attempt to solve. I am sure your readers have others that must be faced realistically. The day of the ''shoo-in" bond issue is past. Many voters are asking for a closer look at what can be done to assure them that lhe district is sharing th e responsibility in controlling the cost of education wben an injustice exists. D. MACY EDITOR'S NOTE: The residency of student,, under 21 is established b11 the location of the parents' residence, according to DCC Dean of Admis· sions Kenneth Mowrey. A moiling is setU to the parents' address to verify residency, Mowre11 say1, and student.s have been ezpetled for fal.sifying their parents' residence. The legal Te.ridence of a student over 21 U wherever he lives . About 30 percent of DCC full time doll student.1 are over 21 , in· eluding a large number o/ veterans, MowTell repor!.3. Little Confidentt To the Editor: It must be reassuring to live within ·the protective environment of the Newport. Mesa School District. ApparenUy the school board has little confidence in our youth or the juvenile court system since they have recently ruled (DAILY PILOT, Oct. 5) that it will be necessary to further punish convicted juvenile narcotic offenders upon tbelr return to school. THEIR PoLICY or expulsion and llola- lion of student offendera Ja obviously designed to exclude these "undesirables" from the remaining student body. Where are you going to draw the line, school board members? How about the student who is retUrning from juvenile ball for various types of crimes? How about the student who Is convicted of being drunk ? How about the student who loudly discusses his various sexuaJ episodes? HOW ABOlIT the student who is con· victed of reckless driving and has hi! license suspended? Your policy of excluding these "un- desirables" from the general school population is precisely what parent.s at- tem!)t to do when they carefully select their rhil ::i!·:::.n's fr;~nds. Perhaps the lack of confidence of those who "play God .. has something to do with our youth's feelings towards the "establishment", GENE FLORY White House Staff Anderson, S.C .• Free Press: "(The) , .. White House staff, already the largest in history, continues to grow every month, according to U.S. News and World Report. The magazine reported the staff is so large 'that even· senior aides are unable to keep track of all the people called ir. to ad· vise the President.' And the ..• budget was said to have been cut to the bone." THE ORANGE COUNTY Airport 11 ideally located to serve as the hub of a complex that meets these requirements. It can be reached from both lhe San Diego and Newport Freeways and will be accessible from the Santa Ana and Coast Freeways. The existing airport runway can be used as a nifty parking lot. Divorced Remarry Divorced Orange County Airport would be the place where baggage was handled, t.ickets sold, and bye-byes waved. Mr. Air Tr.veler, having checked in. would step into ~wailing coach and would be whisk· ed to the.Jar removed runway . Speeds of modern ~d transit systems now in . B~orge Dear George : ""' Every time we go Oil a vaca· tion trip I've noticed room clerks look at U$ funny when we ~· gn the hotel and motel regist , What CUI we do? MR. AND MRS. JOHN DOE ' Otar Mr. and Mrs. Doe : " 1 Qo into the lobby fighting - Oley'll know you're married. Things a columnist might never know ir he didn't open his ma.ii ! When a dtvorced person remarries, he usually chooses another divorced person as his secood male. Only in four ·cases out of 10 docs the divorced one wed a partner who has never. been married. SlXTEEN Mil.LION Americans now work at industrial }obs wbett noise threatens to 11fftct their hearing, which can be impaired by steady exposurt to sounds about 90 decibels. A sllbway generates 95 decibels, a kitchen blender 93, a jet plane at take off 150. Laboratory mk:e have been killed by sounda ol 17S decibe.ls. It look the U:iM ol J0,000 cal•es to ~ duce 30 vellum copies of lhc Camous Bible prlnl<d by JohaM· Gutenberg, !be llOOth anniversary of "thole death is com- memorated lhia yw. Althougb: be ls now <ttdll<d with being Ille ~tir d mbi{~-bie metal type in the Western w~~ movable type bid been deweiaped earlier to Korea. (Send~ problems to Georll" and quit worrying needlessly. He'll give you $Omethlng real to wany .OOUt.) _,. · (Ob, work your problems out for yOUJ"1e1' I No other advice 'columnist wtU make that atate· meal;) MENTAL RETARDATION couied by widespread malnutriUon ~·-oplt.in 1 • "hy 110me natklnl ol. the world. remain • backward. It ls eethnated that from 80 to ii'! por<00t d the~ 1" -~ Ulelr !lilt~-~ -• lilay 1ulf.,. broln damap. I • I I lt pays to be tall -but not too tall. A survey of 100 university graduates found that those 8 feet 2 receiVed starting salaries lZ.4 percent higher than those under sil Jett. The pay acale allO wu tower foi-4hoM more than 8 feel J. QUO'UllLE N01'"8LESo "'Dlett la nothing more disappointing than to • IJclpate 1 reward for kindne$S" -David Seabury. Pioneers tomedmes ma.ke poor pro- phet&. Octave Q\ailute, promh:M!!Dt fll&ht upert and friend cl the Wtieht bhllben, 11 l d d 'lht l\lblr< al 11t\>f...,: "The macltlnet will .ventually be 1-. Ibey will bo Ulld In sporl; but ,,..,. -not to be llM>uiht d 11 """""""' curien." BUI 1111' ~ U.S. conunen:W ~ Dew lU riUWon pustnger1. Fair ttade: ' In remote llU:I of Alghanl&lon brld., m .WI bu1end for Uvesl«k. A IUltor la llllely to live a br16e 11 lather more llvestoct for htr baod H sbt ii a 1k:Wed roe we.aver rather than V lllo. Is ..-Iy beaul!ful. . . NA'IUll& i.oRE: Some llli>W"f bolti are five m i I e • long, but t h e average length is only 4::a.U a mile. The Dead Sea is 25 percent salt. Snow Isn't frozen rain --sleet is. At birth an oppouum is the size of a navy bean. Flying fish can cUdt 500 feet, and have been known to JOar over the decks of am*1l stUps. It was Arthur Schopenhauer who observed, "What most people call fate 11 moatly tl!elr own stupidJti ... " -----~ rrtday, Occober ll, 1968 T1lc edllo11ol pogs of tJw Doilf Pilot nc1" 10 mf""" and lffllt. lll4lc "*" bv prt1cming Ulil m111J)O)Hr'1 op;,uon, and com- mcfllory ... topics of In~ and liglllficatlu, br J>f'Ol'ldlnt1 • '°""" fM t1'c nprculon of our rradcrs' oplnfona, and bf prc1cmdno ·the dlotY1e vic10- poillti of mf.,,..d o1>11,,,.,., and "'°""'""' on topic. 'Df tJw dar. Robert M. ,Wood, l'ubllahar BY WIUl.44 REED ......... In .the Wind The great "sound and fwy algni- fylng nothing" baa begun to dlmlirlsh In the high school dlatrlct now that Edlaon High School has been renamed Edison High School. The best summation of the great school naming debate ii found ln the Oct. I ilsue of Marina HIJdl School newapap'.er "Volsunga" 1n an editorial headllned "Edison or Robert Kennedy! Teen--agers vs. Iminaturlty.'' • Frid>;, Octobft 11, 1968 DAILY PILOT lt1ff ~-The last paragraph says, "From this entire matter it has been shown for once that students should be seen and hean1 because just poeslbly we might qave some bet- ter, if not more mature ideas. La%11 Days of Summer: Where Dave Tltey Gone? Beacbgoers along Huntington Beach waterfront find their lot a some-early morning scramble tor space on the sand as these early bird what lonely one these days and it's no longer necess·ary to make that sun worshipers had to little more than a month ago. * "Let's hope that by the mistakes made by some of our 'adult' leaders, they will realize that maturity doesn't always come with old age!' Far more Important that the name of any high school is the rela· tionship of ·the board of trustees to the community, administration and to the students. One result of the name hassle has been the o~ning publicly of the division of uiOugbt of trustees Mat· thew Weyuker and Dr. Joseph Ribal. * The fight between these two is open and promises to be bitter in coming months. The division may be one of politic8.l theory or of educational philosophy but the at .. tacks are personal and often have nothing to do with the Immediate issues. In recent months the division has be~n opening wider and with Weyuker and Ribal both skilled ln the art of political battle we can ex .. pect the bitterness to continue. Naming the school has only brought to the surface the in .. evitable clash between th.es~ two men. The .administration, whiCh of course should not be involved with the hassles between b o a r d members, finds itself in the middle often and will be hard pressed to escape the fallout from the verbal explosions to come. Valley Y's Men Meet Saturday Members of Fountain Valley Y's Men Club will meet for breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Saturday at Cooks Pancake Hoose, 15081 Beach Blvd., Westminster. That evening officers will be installed at a dinner beginning at &:30 p.m. al the Kona Kai Restaurant followed by a theater party at the Westminster Com· munity Theater where "Under the Yum Yum Tree" is being staged. Ticket price for dinner and theater Is $5 per person. For information contact Ace Erickson at 962-4778. Nixon: No Debate Candidate Won't Ease Opposition MOLINE, Ill. (AP) -There aren't going to be any presidential campaign debates thla year lnvolv.ing IUchard M. Nlnn, RepubUcan sources have made clear. Aides to the GOP presidential nominee said Nl.J:oo ill not going to ease his op- poe!Uoa to any coolrontaUoa including thlJ:d-party candklate 'George C. Wallace. Not, they said, 'frill Nixon agree to any arrangement raising the prospect that Wallace might wln separate but equal televi.!.lon treatment. They acknowledge that these Nixon JeSenltlonl ellminate any prospect that the Republican nominee will meet Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, his l>emocraUc rival,' In debate bef<n the eiedlon en Nov. S. 'l1w! Nixon camp inslsts tbat there must be aSBW'ances Wallace would have no Claim of free television time as a result II any Nlx.,,.Hwnpllrey debota. 1be Nixon rationale: It would not bt in the public interest to provide W lllace c: an avenue to more national •Hentlon hll third-party eampalgn eew com- nlandl. "OUr poeltlon runalna flrmly the· same ' . on the debates," said Ron Ziegler, Nix4 on's travel and campaign spokesman. That position includes a rejection of anything but televised confrontations, an an insistence that broadcast debates make no room for Wallace. Nixon Fguu that it iJ: essential the two-party system must be safeguarded. Police Hunting Assault Suspect Santa Ana Police were searching today for a Santa Ana man charged with at- tempted murder after he allegedly fired a gun Tuesday night at two friends in an argµment over marijuana. Police aald they arrived at 2019 S. Van 1 N..,. St. aft.r r<eelvlng reports ol gunsllola in the )lelgbborbood. They uld they found 6tepben A. Graff, 2(, •nd Marlin K. Sandlin, Z9, under the ap- parent infiuence of narcotics. •le B .. •1oeled Rtuiler ~.H~•ll ""!'IY 14 ~~1~ -11\i!Jl ~ Goi\!.en Weit Collec• games. MIN ll...,....w tias been named 1116MU .. 1 Samuela". by ... r CClll.DclL Sb•". freshman. i -. . • Trustees to Decide Valley Schools to Be Reorganized Under New Act By SANDI MAJOR Of trle Deltr l'INt S'9ff A directive showing bow the Fountain Valley School District 15 going to reorganize to operate under a new educa- tion act is in the hands of trustees. The school leaders are told in the 20 pages of "educatlonese" written by the district's three top admnilstrators that they will need to "become totally im· mersed in objectives, relevancy, values, measurement and productivity" if they are going to make changes under the George Miller Jr. Education Act. Called the Magna Carta of Education, the act approved this session of the state Legislature leaves t.o the individual school districts the decision of what students must be taught. In the past, the state has '.:nsisted what course.s should be taught. To change from the old '1ock-step cur. riculum," the directive says trustees need to make "goal detenninaUons" (decide what studenU should study). Once they decide on the changes, they should pass them on to'thelr BELs and ABELs (building education leaders and assistant building ~ucation leadtrs known in other school districts u prm: Bah; Ballet'Oass Openings wft In Huntington Openings ltill remain for 4-and 5-year- old children to enter the Huntington Beach Baby Ballet classes. Seven ballet le&SODS, for $3.15, begin ~ day, but parents can sUD enroll tbe1r children in the weekly classeJ. Five-year-o1ds attend clasaes from t a.m. to 9:45 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 1:45 p.m. Classes for 4-year-ofds art at 9:¥ a.m. to 10:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. to 11 :15 a.m. Classes are conducted at the city recreaUon center, 17th Street and Orange Avenue, where more information can be obtained. Senate Session On Elderly Set A special Senata committee will bold a one.day bearing on health proble11U1 of serllor citizen! Ocl l&, Rep. Crata Hosmer announced today. 'Ille public bearing wW be in the State Office Bulltllng, 217 W. First St., Los Angeles beginning at 10:30 a.m. Sen. Harrison Williama: J r. of New Jersey will chair the hearing on ''Coltl anti Dellvery ol Health Servlcea to Older Americans." Among those penona espected to tutlly Iii Dr. Makolm Todd of Lang Beach, prealdent of the California Medical Association. ,Two Gls Convicted Of Raping Korean SEOUL (UPI) -Two Amerioalll ID- day WM! COO'Yiicted.. by a Korean court ol raping a Ktll'tlall wooian in tti.tr blilTacb and sentenced to prilon. Pvt. WWle N. Paee, 19, o( Ple- qcunntnes, L&. was seateaced to 2% to -, .... and Spec. 4 l\aj<moocl J. Velaocjtm k ., 20, o( Omaha, Nti>. WM sentanced to 11> to two ,..... dpaill anti 'ass!Btanlil). Teachers then need to do "loal Jm. plementatlon" (teach) to bring al>ot1t the better education. Thil brings officials to the point at wbich.tbey uy (ln the dirld:l:ve) "we are going to be uked, 'How do you tnow It's better?'" Iil all!Wer, the report state.II 11post ln- structJonal learner behavior" should follow (tesUng to see if students really learned anything). "True, Ulls ls what we should have been doing all aloll(," said E. Michael Senior Citizens Set Pot Luck Luncheon A pot luck luncheon will begin the C!lebraUon ol the !il'.Ul birthday of the HunUngton Beach Senior Qthena Club. The club'a birthday party, to be held Nov. 4, will be at the Hwtington Beach RecreaUon Center, 17th Street and Orange Avenue. Preparatlom are under way, under the direction of Marie Margison, foe ttie noon ctlebraUon. Brick, mist.ant superintendent f or peraonntl, who co-authored the piece with Supl Edward Beaubler anti Deputy Supl Dale Coogan. The Fountain Valley report, prepared initially !or district Irustees only, has been accepted for publlcation next month in the Call!ornla Elementary ScJiool Administrators Auoclation Joumal. In the report, the autharl recommend that "one person should assume the reaPonalbillty of coordination for the research and development and dl.ssemlnaUon elemenll." ''ln short, the report roe• on, "job deacripUon for InstrucUonal Services wlll need to be redefined and ln all pro- bablllty, a oew staff position will be n~· ed -a ayatem expert or a ~atot for quality control." Brick said the Jut recommendaUons were added for publlcaUon, not for coo- alderaUon by trustees. '1No new poslUons will have to be created in our dlltrlct," he said, becauae Dr. Coogan baa been iralntd in educaUonal planning. For the benefit of tile public, and -1bty truataea, lhotllh, how about · creatlng the poolUon ol "COOl'dlnll« of directlvt interpretlUon"!' • ~------·-~----- DAILY PILOT :f Beach .CofC Says 'No' .On Prop. 9. · Dlnclon of the RUtrttn,toe Beaclj Ownber of commerce have called for • ''No" vote on the controvenill Wataon "Amendment, Proposition 9 on the Nov. I California ballot. In a prepared stalelnen~ chamber directors deocrlbed the proposed amenit· ment to the It.ate Comtl.tution u "aboct treatment legislation." The measure promilel 1evere cub in property tuea, with !undlng of loeal governmen~ in ell<et, dependent - the state Leglslatw-e. Chamber dlrectors aald the propooal ii looomplete in that it does not offer a workable alternaUve or M>lulion to pro- bleim that would be created by the kJlll to local governments of revenues from property tues. Passage of the measure, chamber directors said, 0 would severely hamper our growth, our businea and our best in-terests. ,, Huntington Due To Hold Oldsters' Fishing COntest One week remainl for senlor qlen to get their boolr.I baltad !or the annual Huntington Beach !lablng derby designed !or them. Anyone over 50 years of qe who en. halt a hook and land bis or her own fllli · will be eligible to compete for prilea. 'l1te oldest fisherman will win a prha along with fishermen catching the ftnt fish, biggest fish, most unusual !lab, ll!lallest fish and largest variety ol !lab. The beat decoratad bat and fishing buf· gy (push cart or autoelta) will also brinC their owners , prl!e.s. Sponsored )>y the Hunllngton Beacl;i RecreaUon anti Parlr.I Department, the derby for senior citizens is set for 9 a.m. to noon Oct. 18 oo the Hunllngton Beacli Pier beyond Ron'• Bait Stand. No equipment will be provided and each contutant will be allowed to ua on- 1y· one pole. Handball Coµrt OK'd Trustees of the Seal Beach Scbool Dlstrlct baft approved plans for• po,ooo handball court to be built later lhJa ,_ al McG~ugil School , • • ..-.n, 1111··.._ ................... ...... , ......... ..., ........ ,..., .. ,._, .. ......... I 5 1 ' • • f' • • ' ' ....... ~' ... -... .. ... _ .. .,.. ...... _..;~.,;.-.-.~----·--·. -.. ,., ... a.~--~----· --............ ---. . -----~-- . flldq, -11, 1961 ·' Student·s Seize 2 NYU Encyclical ' • I NEW YOlllt .(AP) -Nearly tao · lludtota at New York Unlveralty, pro- tealln( the dllmlsaal of a N•rro educator who called Vice PruldefJt Ruben H. , Humphrey and R!Cbanl M. Nbon "racist · butarda," occupied two c a m p u 1 bull!l1np from dawn to noontime tod07. . '!be Ma,..ulo of Brlslol In Cem- bridge, England, complained today that be is listed In the telephone !plll: as a pub. The misf;lke appar- enly arooe because many EngJIJh tavema are named after ti.Ued per- sons. The Marquis of Bristol ii list- ed . In the Cambridge phone direc- tory u a public house located be- tween two reel ones-the•Marquls of ComwaWs and the Market Tav· em. • Rap. Wright Patmon, 75 (J>.Te•.)., married Mrs. P.lullne Tucker, 71, In Texarkana. ''She ~""'-! went to- fether for a '*1ple ''# years when was 21 and sh_'}_·~as ·17. Then she mlirried arid .1•,nam~;·liii.ii child' ren and graiill.Cb!Jclr~h. "Ni>w°'sbe's a widow and l'in a Widower," Pat- man said. Pa~ ha~·been In Con· gresa since 1929. • James OUphant ii a motorist obVWullr-.ore at the"f'l1eter maid. H' .filed a complaint at Mun.lei- pal 'Cotlrt In Eari Orang<, NJ, charging Mn. Barbaro M-a11tn- burg 'brokcf G •tole lmD b~ riding Mr police three-whael •coottr totthout toearlng a crash 11.elmt't. 'He ·c~d -aht tool wearinQ · a · ·ciotPi: coP whm sh.a O<Jt>t!!• him a . JK!rktng ·ticket. , Police Capt. .·Fronk W. Godfrey aald lf Mra. MasienbUrg ta convicted, ;Utt ' dty'1 ?riettr maUll1 toiU bt IUP' plied with helm.etl. · · • -When firemen extinguished a thre&-alarm blaze after a 90-mlirute. hmtle Wednesday, both the build· inf and :I.be tlr<onen were put out.• The firemen learned the building had been bought recently by the ~Department and was to be de- mol,Uh~ to mate room. for .a 'lle~ lire station. ' • •. • I ~ · PoUct are 11arc1"~ for -an ~omatcur doorto<f.oar-~m teZ.. &er tn Madi.son, Wi.sCoM;n, who had the odd.I in htr favor. The womon knocked on the door of an unidentified 71·t1ear-old man, a.sked dtrectiona then told hfm, ''You are about to make a big discovery in tM near future." When she left he found hil wal- let m.isring. -Mro. Audr•Y' ~ '11111 an ... l""'lant moll>et when .a. Olltored ~eeleva~ attlle Ulh llM ol her apartment ti'1Wlni ei N....,..tJ.e. Upon·Tyne, 1hC)aiil! When she reached the ground "1oor she was the mother of a boy -deliv&ed two months premature in the ele- vator by an ambulance driver. Mother and baby were reported "doing just fine ." • Wiiiiam Vaughn, 54, was ac- quitted on a trespassing charge in Municipal Court but he didn't have long to celebrate. Judge ,M.anuel Rooker fined him $25 for apjlearing in court into:rlcated. Tbe -ta marcbed voluntarily out of the build.bl& lhDrtl)" befDl"e 00001 boldlog lbelr handl higb In V·for-vlctory sJcno, chanting that they hod won lbelr llgbl with the university. Earlltt, Dr. Lewla Hyde, pnmiot cl·the 42,llOktudenl IChool, hod IUDlDlOlled New York City po!Jte to the qe ol the Brom campus, saying be would tile "whatever atepg necessary" to clear the bo~"gln f~ed the dlsmlual Tluin- Will :Warren's Resignation Hold in 1969? W ASIDNGTON (UPI) -A sharp disagreement developed in the Senate to- day over w be t b e r Chief Justice Earl Warren's decision to retire would atlll be in effect when the new president takes over in January. Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen told newsmen he believed War- ren's decision would remain valid and be would not have to submit a new letter of res.lgnaUon to perm.It President John.son'• suecesl!Or' to appoint a r.eplacement. Senate DemocraUc Leader M I k e Mansfield, however, said he belleved Warren could llay on i!>e court U be wlllied. . . Warren's stab.II' ' usumed new algnlflca!V'f! Wednesday when Jahnl01t announced he would not submit another nantinaUon this year to the Senate, which bad rejected his first c})Olce, Abe Fortas. · Warren infDnned JohMon in hJs letter l°qt iJirlng that be would remain as chief )uJUce until his ~ was confirmed and. sworn Jn. The Presictent· iaid Th\11'16 day be felt the best tourse was for War- ren t9 rem8in u head ol "the court. ., Dlrben cqntended Warren's resigna .. lion would 8flll be effective when a new prelident wu liiailgilrated, unless the cblel juatlc• opeclllcally withdrew It. · Manlfleld told newsmen "I doubt that" becaUN Warren'a leUer was addreued to Johnson and would no longer be .. JJd when Jobnlan Jeaves offJee. · ' Soviets to Pull .All but 23,500 From Czech Soil MOSCOW (UPI) -·Tiie Soviet Union has agr...r to withdraw all but about 23,500 of Its occupotinn lorcea from Czecboalovakia by OCt. 21, diplomatic oourcesNldtoday. Oct. 29 II the 50tb anniversary cl Ille founding cl Ille Czed>ollovlk "'public which wu Invaded by armies of five W-w :Pad powen Ille night cl A111. II· 22. Tbe dip!omatlc sourees aald the oc- cupying farces are esUmated at 235,000 men and that 90 percent would be Wltb<frawn belnre the Czechoslovak holJ. day, leavln( about 23,500 lndellnlt.ly. The 23,SOO wlll have to remain unUI the. Russians are saUsfled that conditions in Czechoslovakia are "normallied" and the country bu only one "guiding force" - Ille Communist Party. Patterns . ~ ' . . ~ . . . . Divide .. ' ,, ... • . ·. .r: • Ill ~ o1 John F. llatcheU u dlrectar ol lMJ'• Martin !Alther K!l1( Afro.Amerl- ca;.,:tu~~~ Aid that Hatchett hod been nlllled cleu ol blact students, but a unlverlity spoltesman said be had not been rehired. Several hundred other 1 t u d e n t 1 ralhered 1n 1root c1111e library bulldlnr. 'lbe Mlzure WU ?emini8cent of the csmpui dllorderl at Columbia University WI llpl'!ng, when ltudent act!Yilll and revollltlonarfes cr!pplod that Ivy Leque ochool after_ ""!"'P71ni five campus bulldJni,. Entrance• to the two .NYU buildings were barricaded. ~ g\'oup 1n GOuld Memorial IJbrary was described ·by 1tudeQ\S as mosUy white, while a group in GoUld Student Center was described as predon\lnanily Negro. Dave' Rosenstein, news director of the campus rad.lo station. said Kat.ara, a black naUonblist stUd.ent group, was leadinf: the occupation ol the student center, and that Students for a Democratic Society·, a radical group, was 11peadheading \he library seizure. Gls Try io Trap 3QO _Red 1Troops But Most · Escape SAIGON (AP) -Amerlc.an ln- fantryinen blocking the northwesterly in· vaslon corridors to Saigon tried to trap 10me 300 enemy. troops today, but the bulk of them app~Uy slipped away. A beavy bombardment on lbelr poal· ttom by j e t flghttr-bomben, helicopter (llMhlpo and arUllery killed 2S of Ille enemy force before they got away. "1be1 bad averbead cover," olllcers at the ecene llld. '"lbat's wby we had to whip It on all night with air strikes and artillery. That's wtiy we dldn1t get as big a body count u you'd expect." U.S. cuuaJtl.es were put at aiJ: men killed and 12 wounded. The U.S. in- fantrymen from tb6 25th D!vblon also captured three mortar.tubes and an AK.47 uu.ult rWe. Tbe fighting swirled tbroogh rice pad· diei and· thick hedgerows '¥1 miles nortbwed of Saigon; a-mllf: trom. where ~erican·jrourut and.air torce11kllltd147 North Vietnamese soldten ·Monday aild !l'uelday. ' -. . It • II a lamillar liattleground, . Joni Russia Banishes Fiv~ J>r"te_s~l'.S Of Czech · Seizure MOSCOW (UPI) -A .gaarded court to- day convicted five RimJmia of defaming Ille Soviet Union by demoiiltlating In Ml Square a~· the' .l:Dvasion o f c.ecboolovaldL Tbey sentenced tbem to liaqllhment from "'""""'" Or: le[= in, \ libor camps. ,... About 100 uniformed police surrounded the courthouse where Dr. Pavel Litvinov, 28-year-old grandson of the late foreign mlnlster Maxim Litvlnov, and four others were convicted and sentenced after a tbree-day !rial Lltvinov was sentenced to five years banishment from Moscow. Mrs. Larissa Daniel, wife of imprisooed. dissident writer Yuli Daniel, was sent Into "in- ternal ui.le" for four years. Literary critic Konstantin Babltsky got three years banlshment. . -i .• domlnated by the veteran North Viet- namese lOist Regiment and the Viet Cong Cu Chl ~gimenl. Some 5,000 American troops ,J1ive been operating in the area to keep f&·enemy from pushing aouthward tow~-.Cu~ ~. headquarters of the 25th DMsion, and Saigon. The fighting broke out Thursday morn- ing when about 400 infantrymen drew heavy fire from troops dug in along the hedgerows surrounding a hamJet near the dl.strict town of Trang Bang. Then 600 reinforcements rushed in and the Americans attempted to put a cordon around the enemy force, estimated to be a battalioo. FlghUna: flJre(l until nightfall as the in- fantrymeO Ughtened the cordon and tac-. Ucal flgh"1'bombers, helicopter gwiships and arW1'r"J hammered the enemy posi- tions. i 1 The bul_,of·tbe en~y force apparently slJPJl!d ~under the cover of darkness thb Morning, JlOSlibly dragging dead and woonded. ON.LY Ul'IT.-..otl Astronaut'• Son It was playtime as usual for three -year -old Jon Eisele Thursday as his father astro-- naut Donn F. Eisele, prepared. for today's Apollo blastoff. Jon hammed it up fyr photograph· ers outside the family's home at Seabrook , Tex. Viet Cong Office • Set Up in Paris PARIS (UPI) -Two agents of the Viet Cong's political arm arrived today to ad- vise the North Vietnamese delegation to the Paris talks and open the western world 's first National Liberation Front (NLF) information office. The Viet Cong flew in from Moscow in ,a Soviet jetliner but their arrival in Paris was quiet. at the request of the French government. Diplomalic observers said the Vlet Cong representatives, Pham Van Bo, and Ha Thanh Lam, would act as diplomatic advisers to the Hanoi delegation 's "of- ficial conversations" with Washington. Laborer V1adlmlr Dremlluga, 'll, who had joined the waving banners reading "Shame on the Invaders," was .given three years in a labor camp. The court sentenced ei·student Vadlm Delone, 21, to two yeari and 10 months in a labor camp. The sentences mirrored prosecuUon d e m a n d s for punishment. Besides defaming the nation, the five were convicted of disturbing the peace. defaming the naUon, the five were con- victed of disturbing the peace. $167 00 About 200 persons, many of them sup- porters of the five, waited in snow f!ur.: ries outside the courthouse for the verd1ct. Nation .On Papacy Ex~cted· ~: .. ' VATICAN CITY (AP) -Pllpe Paul VI may aoon iuue an encyclleal rem.lndlns Roman Calhotlca of the Ohq,rch teaching th.at Christ fowlded the papacy in St. Peter and that He meant for :POpes to have final authority, VaUcan informants said today. It is believed the doounent would be aimed at halting disobedi~and diatnt over Pope Paul's continuance af a ban on contraceptives for Catholics and an Other doctrinal and d,iscrpfuiary'lll\ies'. But Pope P3ul may also seek to 8fsure Catholics that he will ~ar lbelr problems with a sym~thetic ear, the 11ources said. With the ·ehc~licaJ, ~d a theolopan, the pontiff w~d try "to set the chat>! in the Church in oi"der." ~ Since ~)vatrean Ecume.nical Ceiuncll defined thtf~tipCiple of colieGal ruie - the world's bishops conferring with the Pope on decisio~ for the Church -there ha'!; been a growing split over the nature of ecclesiastical authority. · Pope Paul ha! followed the concept or supreme authority vested in the Pope, who may share it with his bishops as he chooses. But some theologians such as the Rev. Hans Kung and the Rev. Edward Scbillebeeck view. C b u r c h authority as stemming from the "fl'hDle community of the faithful." In recent weeks Pope Paul has been lamenting the lack of ob¢ience. among Catholics to his encyclical Humanae Vitae, ·of human Ii f e, which prohibited artificial birt~ control. At his general au~ dience Wednescfay, he spoke on the cx· ercise of -a.Uthi:ir1ty of a Pope and his bishops, bUt. hf Presented a genUe con- cept of authOrity. "The duty to serve ls inherent In authority,'' ·he said, "and the high~r the authority, tM::~ireater the dtity lo serVe.''. Carib"beii~ 'Dismrbance Deluges Vero Beach, Florida PURCHASE PROTECTION POLICY ' l'et11~ru _ ... _ " .. "' .. " . .. " .. " " " .... .. .. " .. ,, J5 " " .... Q .. w n .02 " .. ... " .. " . " " .... Q II " .. .. " ... .. . .... " " •1 SI .11 .... .. .. N A " • .ti !!. •• ... .11 S1 " ,17 n " 1t .. • .. ,, .. ... .. . " ft .. ., " . .. . .... M 0 ,11 .U Al .ot .. " " . Any Item Purchased 11f Tipton's May be Re- turned Within I 0 Days .~ for 11 FULL RE°FOND - for Af\I!, REASqN. I (h•.,..-.., v .. Aftw Del.....,) 540-7131 AOTHORIZ~D GENERA( \, ELECTRIC ·fAOORY SERVICE STORE HOURS DMLY 9 JO 9 SAT 9 JO ·• HARBOR CENTER --2308 HARBOR BLVD .. .1 f 9 Guilty • Ill Draft Burning ·BALTIMORE (UPI) -A spectator rose in t b e courtroom and shouted ... "Ladies and genUemen of U., jury, you have just found Je.sus Christ guilty." . ' . The -defendant>, all Roman Catholica convlcled of burning draft board reconfJ, stbod listening to the verdict, then broke sofUy into song. "We shall overcome, we shall overcome, we shall overeome some day, ao-oome day •• •" House OKs Record Low Foreign Aid WASIDNGTON (UPI) - The foreign aid appropriation of •t.75 blWoo, lowest in the program's biatory, needed on- ly Senate approval today for presentation to P r e s I d e n t Johnson. The i.tal, agreed !n late Tburaday . by · a H~ate conference committee and passed by the Hoose later In the day, ls only 58 pereent of the $2.9 billion originally re- ques&ied by the President last January. The defeDdanll~ tnown 11 the "Ca~e Nine," weM found guilty Tlwrada, In federal CUlrl <>I all cl!argea stemming/tom the burning of draft reconfJ last May In the Selective / 8ervk:e · Off1Ce at Suburban ,Catolllvllle In 1 I""" teat over the Vietnam war. 'Ille delend""ll called lt "111 act of conaclence." The ~I uld lt ·wu a ucr1men against the state. The M1 declded for the -- Eacb d the nine laces ·1 draft board records In prlaon term of up In 11 yean, li.tiimore Oct. rt• They were and a · fine of u mucb as $21,000. the Rev. Philip B<trlgan, cs, a Judge RoszeJ 'Itlomaen aet JOl!lephite prleat, W Thomas ball · for oeven of them II Lewlo, 21, an ortlat. 15,000 eacb and said he would Anohtu of the defendanla impose aentence Nov. a. 1be wu the Rev. DaNe.1 Berrigan. judge ord!reci the oeven to ap-' 47, brother of Pi\lllp and 1 pear before him !nda)I to Jesuit l"iut Io r mer I y ouW.. terml of freedom oo auociate chaplain ~I Cornell ball. Univeraiiy. The othor two already were ·~ bi the greatest dJY of ~g sl.x-year federal prison my .life," Father J?!niel BeJ'.. terml for pouring blood . on rigan uld at the veijlct. -------. - Friday, Octobtt 11, 1968 • DA!lY PILOT l: Poli~eman . Loses Bail In Slaying the • l I ori~nal ! li~t · j f Scotch I now5~tt~ s ' i • And it is nearly 4200 mlllion less than the amount earlier autborhed by Congress. When he signed the authorization bill this week, Johnson said the congrdsional cuts already im- posed represented a threat to the entire program. Rusk Denies Pueblo Crew Release Due WASIDNGTON (UPI) -A report that the 82-man crew of the U.S. spy ship Pueblo is about to be released is not true, according to Secretary of State Dean Rusk. FIRST, FAST FAVORITES USHER'S • • ! I The f In a I appropriations compromise was $136.5 mlllion more than the $1.6 billion ap- proved by~the House, but $179 million below the senate bill which provided. slightly more than $1.9 billion in..!wprld-wide economic, technICal and military ald to free world countries. These were the deepest con· gressional cut.s in the 22-year hiatory of the program, which began with Marshall Plan aid for rebuilding Europe after World War Il. ·The program reached it,, ienith in the early 1950s, when Congress annually approved $8 billion and '9 billion bills with only token cuts.· But it has 'grown Increasingly unpopular since, and the totals have declined steadily since the early 1960s. Rusk made a surprise ap- pearance at the S t a t e Department's regular n e w-s briefing Thursday to deny a report from Seoul the crew would be freed by today. Rusk said a breakthrough in U.S.-North Korean negotla· tlons reported by a Seoul newspaper "did not occur." The Pueblo and Us crew was sei..ied by the North Koreans last Jan. 23. The North Kore- ans claimed the inte1llgence ship penetrated it territorial claimed the intelligence ship waters and has demanded an apology from the United States as a cOndlUon for releasing the crew. FBI Men Find Railway Bomb PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - FBI agent> found a dynamite boinb attached !n a railroad viaduct Thus.rday after· the Great Northern R a i I r o ad reported It received a ,threat that one of its trains would be blown up unlea $50,00() were paid. Two men were arrested later and charged<-wlth U!ing the U.S. mails for enortlon. They were Edward Gtrie Per- ry, SO, a transient fonnerly of St. Paul, Minn., and Patrick M. Moyhard, 12, of Portland. GI Eseapes From Re.ls . NCO Tells Capture, Flight From N. Viets BAN ME THUOT, Vietnam thought he was In Cambodia. (AP) -KU.S. Anny sergeant 'Ibey did not mistreat liim, but missing for 15 days made his took his wallet, identity tag way back to allied · thie.s and and boots to prevent him from told of escaping from North escaping. Vietnamese in a lo-day flight North V I et n a m e 1 e ln- througb Cambodia and South terroJatort asked him the Vietnam'• central hlghlands, name of his unit, which la the military sources reported to-1st Battalion, 22nd Infantry, day. 4th Divlsio"' But Wright told 'l1ley said Sgt. B u d d y them he did not know. Wright, of Wellston, Ohio, The interrogator• asked him stumbled into a South Viet~ what · kind of a non- n8mese army camp last Sun-commissioned officer didn't day pOlnUng to his stomach .even kDow hil unit. He said he and saying, "O>op chop, chop was a very stupid NCO. chop," which -means food to 'I1le North Vietn8.mese had the Vietnamese. an AK47 assault rme pointed 'Mie sources said Wright at him during the in- gave this account ot hi! clip-tef'f'oJ:ation. At night, a guard ture and escape: came by every 30 minutes and He became separated from pointed a light at him. hia platoon Sept. 21 when it During bis filth nlgbt d cop- moved out during an operation Uvity, Wright escaped. He ran and North Vietnamese seized all night and all the next day. him southwest of the Due Lap • The North Vietnamese chued Speclal Force1 camp near the hlm. Cambodian border, 125 miles "When I saw the North Viet. north of Saigon. namese my first thought wu, He said the North Viet-'I am dead,' " Wright later namese troope marched him told other "American soldiers. west for two ~· so he "When they dldn't kill me, my .ILL lfll .,.. ..... .,. ''•to ... ~ _ .... ""'., ,,_ C111;p111J If 90 ••• %1 .. lw prod&IM E trPllo FinuQe' • Pltrk · --rMl-•-•-llorll .. will to surivve came pretty atroog and I decided I will try hard to escape. · When I rirst escaped, I felt I could make fl" On the second doy of bis esca~, he c o u I d see North Vietnamese troops still looking foe him. He hid eight houn then struck out again when a heavy rain began to fall. On the night of Oct. 5, he saw a. fire and figured It was: in a South Vietnamese cam"p. He WU not rure, so he decided to wait unW daybreak. At firlt light, he saw a aoldler with an Mll rtne, the standard allied w e a p o n . Wright walked toward him. 1be soldier carried Wright to a hill the South Vletrtainese troops were occupying. American advisen called a helicopter whicb took Wrig)U to Du~ Lap, then to the 2nd Brigade of the 4th Infantry Dtvllion at Ban Me Thuot. During bis Olght to freedom, Wright wrvlvecl oo null and wild beniet. 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' .. • I • ·Fl'1day, Oe\.llbef 11~ 196& P olitiCs Taking ~ . . , ' .,. ~·. ·" Strange T~ists. : llJ AlllOCIATliD 1'11111 a standard Jo~ oo tile pair•, 'Ille lul U'llY1nl EemiedJ uleylsloo ·-which bu ' brcitblr throws b1a loni-dlltan-become a. fami1!1r utterance ct IUppori to a Calllarnla naUOlnride. --~ NllOO had endoned Rafferty A former top aide to R<pub-Wedneod01. Heu Sm.. Th 0 m 81 R The_ spokesman didn't say -endor80I ~.-•1_ juat wblch. candidate Rowan ~·~ and Marlin do endone. lllDltoria1 nominee A 1 an Tbeae other mdonen ap- Cnmtoo. peared around Ille I t a t I And no one 11 sure 7et which · 'Iburaday: ciricllct1te tbe comedy team of -Sen. Joseph D. Tydinp, a Rowan and Martin are II.Ip-Democrat from Maryland, en- portinc -other t h a n danJed Cranston a 11 a ' ' be a u ti fa I d o wntown "moderate, solid, middle-of· Su8peet Thinks He's 'Dead' SAN JOSE (UPI~ Maine, cme m· hla guilt ! .. lings. Dr. Wlllon Van Dusen, chief poychologisl at Mendocino Stai. Hospital, made the atatement ThufJday at th e tr1a1 of Maine and 1bomas E. Braun, co-defendants in t be slaying of TlmothJ LUce and tile crlUcal wounding of hla ' QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandl Education .What's Next? ' Changes . K,iller Suspect Had List · :--PropOsed LOS ANGELE.! (UPI) -' A llCbotarly Tesan made llp a list o("tbmp to do" which polJce SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -"'1 Inc~ kllllng hla clooe The Stal<! Boaiil al EducaU... nlallv" In El Puo and look- tool< • 11<!p 'lbunda7 tq ellm-... 1 .... -to rob In Loo Jnai. dlatlncti-hnposed , by Angela. ' the 1181 l'llber Act betweco John Paul Balley, D, a 1981' academic and ...,....demlc pclllate al the Uolvenlty of teacher edlf,cation. Tri:u at El Puo with booors ,'lbe·board l!ll~Y...,. 1n· )ll7Cbology, WU held here ommended that the Legisla-today on bank r o b b e r y lure amend pro-al the charges pending eilradlUoo to ad which c1used coUep ma· Tau. jol'l auch u 1 EQglllb or inatbo · Balley wu arrtsted last ematics as ' academic" al op-oct. 4 fer •L--roi,--of a posed to "non-academic" stu---""'11 dies ~ .,...!!'.~~ aduca· Loo "'1lelu bank. During the tlon or )lim tbne betw-bis attell .and feUoWlhlp ln J>IYCboloO fll, fered by the Unlvenll7 al Coonecllcut. Baller .,.adlllted Wt August. , Mn. Ball'7 Wll found dead Sept. II. Pollee laid her lllaJei'. lint ottuck ber cm Ibo bud, then atlempled to llDlCtber ber with a plut1c bq: and f1na117 lhol lier below the rlpt .,. with a .21-<allber P,istol. Police in Texu Ala yOun, Balley made a reservation for a -plone flight to eoi-tlcul oo the same day but never pick~ up tile Ucket. They laid instead be rented a car from an El Paso agency wbldt wu nev• returned. . -:Burbank." the-road public servarlt" . ti•a all part ol the Great -U.bor Secretary W. Endonement Race being wai-Wlllard Wirti b a c k e.d, ed In Callfomla tbla 7ear by Hwnphrey'1 candldacy In Loo girl friend, Susan BarlolomeL s---;...--=;;;.;.;;;,;;;;;,;;;;....,.-..-;;,;:;;;,;;;;;;;..i 'The original legh atlon pteo bis UTalpmeDt Thursday, vents . those who did DOI ma-~ delecllyei' here and In frjot In !'.!t~~;!cfc!n~ 1Ubjecl Tessa pieced •-!her I bl:ar· Balley!• trail vanlabed unW last Friday. He WU m:ested polltidam at all levels. Angelea. Van Dusen said Maine was the vletlm. of frequent night~ mares stemming from a three- "I'm a8king for a. 'doggie-bag' too-one that you'll flt into ••• " . ' . here just afW the bent rob-om .,__....16 adinlnlatra· . -e" tors. • ' '" story. ' State Superintendent of Pubo He la wanled la El Puo for Fir 1n1tonce, cm 'l'burlday, ~tau Aaaembly Speaker M. F. Small -a top aide to Jeaee M. Unruh, alJo In Loo Kuchel for 10 years endln( In Angeles told a college student 1913 -endorted CrlDStm. crowd President John.son has .tate crime spree that I e ft-----------~---- two other persom dead. lie IMtructUJO ·Mu. Ralf<rtr 1ranct' theft auto and flight to recammei>ded. the cbangeJ _ _.._ And Thursday aaylfti ·the dlstloo-avoid.,....__............ Texu tlons .. ,.,. perfect11 meaning--are considering w. less." lnl -.!er charlCI qolnst bery .. be ...... -Into .• car malchlng the dac:rlpl1on al tile n>issinJ ...w Cir. 'f;f,.G<Ji ~!': !: :..u=mu: lr:O~ ..-ated Kuchel la the June doned Humphrey's candidacy. primary. Umub ls on a ltatewide tour . llmall I a J d "Ralfer17'1 endcnlng Democratle can- vifriol and bid mannen could dklaw lor thil Aaembl)'. u ~ ~ Callforala In tile U.S. ll<publlcans win control of tile In earlier tesUmony, Maine implicated himself and BraU!lt both 19 and from Ritzville, wam., in the killing of a Washington housewife and a PorUand, Ore., salesman. Maine, however, told the court he did not shoot any of t b' e vidlrm. McCarthy Due in State The Republican ·candldal<! blli1 f<r the ..,,_ death of for lhe U.S. Senate •aid he or-hla mother ia.t September Among hla ellecll, police found the bank loot, • • .... caliber revolver and a abeaf of not<1 liltlng ''tblnp to do.. lower boUae WI fill, Unruh is Oa another Jeyel certa1a to be ousted from his ~ Wlnlleld A: 'Ill Shoanaktr "' Lompoc,1ipowii'"'i'1i': ijol>,ii' iiiii cbalnnan al ·the -_, Both have pleaded innocent and innocent by reason of .in- sanity. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Senator Eugehe J. McCarthy will campaign in the Los Angeles area Saturday in behalf of DemocraUc can-- didates opposed _to the Viet- nam war. ~~~I D :UNLA -~ M•"""'metta. . ' SALES ai1d SERVICE ' ' . . Kennedy did ·so· In thanking Shoemaker for· hla aid In the Calllmda prlnwy campalln al the late 8en.11tiberi F, &Q. nedJ, ' .. . On•-~-. -Ila &iran and Did: Mulln--~i spo-.,, -that ·-..aillloaP•---llPI they--... Nino at a BurlJant·raDJ Wed- l!Clday, It -~ .. ... donement. ' "It WU In the. Upaclly (If olflclal lmltti , ... beauUfa1 d...-,, Burbimt," Iba spot--huda1 .. ., , • Bride Gm~t Live With Husband ~ , .. '• . SACiw.!zNro (UPI)' I A ' .., C.-... court <f appaal ' refused Tbunday to alter an onl<r probibltlnc • 11-yUN>ld . ' bride fn>m llYln& with lier - band for Iba, -three yaan. · The ban Wiii • cmdltim o( ~for Anct1a.Paeler <i OroYlllO, WliO pleaded llJllly lul ilfaJ' ·to. a charge Of pcr1eialoa.'11 marijuana. A fe:ir ,a,. llfler her -. l<aitll -. Pcelor'1 buoband al a ..... James. D, WU cilarl'ld rib aelllni nwl-JUW. Her ~ prohiblia her from !llf1ociathil wttb "any kDcnrn « nputed mer w poaeaaor al marijuana." The trial court 11>"1flraU, held that Peeler, a Cb!co State Collep ltudent, WU I ''r<putod Uler" ovm thoogh be bu DOI ye! -eonYidcd, G~Going To Polioo Lcis AN!lELES (UPI) Slzty riot gum ordered. by the clly lln deplrlmcnt for pro. tectloa al fire ftghtal In ........,...... nelghborbooda will eb tumed o v e r to the PoDoa·~ Qty Fin Qilef J\a,mond M. Hiii aid 'lbunday be will -mend to the lln -m'uloa nut -week that ,the police lab delivery al the automalle ~. 1'tpublkl ....... . ....... 'IWOiilliWWWIAl.eAllA'fAI • AM? 'MD .... •1 .... ,...., rs 'Fii., n. Uiltsw• f/fCdR!:• ...... h ... -, ;;-~~% J ,,.l,. ........ Oot-!•lo ru,,,°'-'c-, ~....r.,e ~C.r • .,... ... .... 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'So far there have been no pruven fatalities on Western commerclal airlines as a ...Wt ol hijackings. All pl>nes seized on scheduled 111ghta have been returned.. But piJota:, ~llne officials, lawyers, m. ~ Try·Any I;anguage On Buses Mu!Wlngual hwl hostesses help travelers. in the Port· city of Long Beach. There· la blonde Renate Gray, 31, who can answer questions In Gennan or Rus-- Bian, and Maria . Keller, 25, formerly of. Guayaquil, Ecua- dor who can sjieak In Spanish or n.itan. •· . :·j~·Beacli. ol. coune, 1s an' ~o11one1 ... por1, and '11,1 •ioany vblton who do not. ·ll}>q.k English," says WPlfam ·Farell, g e n er a I m-er of tho Long Bead> PUb\!I! TransportaUon Corp. · ~le, cl,ad In a blue unlf~ dress yvlth ~irline-like ~a, wu asked U she's had any, complaints. yet. ••Well," !he said. "one eld_er. Jy lady complained about my hem.line. She said what she thought, and it seemed to make her feel better." IUl'anCe speelalilltl; .... ..;.. pnc,. Ii'"' Thll - menls and olben COllCelned unlikely ·and might not tkt with cly~ avlaUon ... -:i~n Tl>i>~.c;:;-:: Ing for a ooluUon In the .,.,.. aircraft hljact.s In 1111, • but Ing problem. urlal. pirates usually flee to The COllSell!U! amoog them pollUca\IY. frl"'!dl)' olliteo 'and , Is that tho only tW..,.. t1evl»-.,. not utradlted. ed ao !ar II a p!ec:o ci A)lhoulh. "hljackhif b a 1 paper-International "°"' ovettooea. ol piracy, · 11 la venUoo pledging nations to IOlqlthln.g-new. 1be . cdmf: return hijacked planes and the ltsep' bU no Prec1ae ln- people ahoant; and to aaallt tenlaUonal defln!Uon. U , where poalhle bi prosecuting • usua~ lacb the element· ci , the hijacker. , outrigl).t r_o b be r y that Progress ill slow. The con-cbar'Cterhed pirates ... king vention waa drafted five years plunder. Mort hijackers atmp. ago at an inte,maUonal 17 want to get from one poiot meeting ln Tokyo. Prompted to another. ~ cannot aell1a • by this summer's hijacking of. ltoleo ~erclal airllner. . • • . an Iaraeli plane,. the' Sep. Thll J>Oilit ,.., hr<lltl>I jacken .a;e dou¥ :r ~ tember meeting of. the home · to ' the Arabs who tD.. legal con c e p \ , d . tel'· lntemaUonal Civil AvlaUoo jacked the larull plane ·1n Ju-•, n~ty-whlch meana that OrganillaUon urged ilii ,ly and ·OC'dend the,crew-tO fly slates punish crti0ea ,1llklnl member nations to ratify the It to Algien:. ' . · . ~~-Jc...:.... convenUon and bring , It Into Uode:rwrtteb at Lj o yd s , ptace QD, their ~ ----1· force. The United Slates pro-where .muCh of 11\e wm:l"'8 llljacltlng o!ten t&Ufl place mJsed to do so by the end ot airline insurance is written:. over. international ,.aten. The the year. Cuba, the frequent pa!!ed the wbrd· to ·Algeria hija~kef soon.leaves U..fJylng desUnaUon of hijackers, ~ Ufat ·the Israelis would ~et a piece of territory ,Olli w~h he ported the plan. ' new p'.1ane for theii: 1Murance ~ts his. crii'pe. tll$der ex- The International Federa-rponey. anyway. If 111yone bad tr ll di t 1 on la l! ~. h ls lion of Airline PUots Assocla· tried ·to U3e the 7rrT in-crime-often ~till en- tions based in ~doft wants ~rnaUona11y jt miJbt have darigi?ilng the all~ ol. a an e;en stronger a~ent to been. seized by ~ order at flight or nlf a lhn~Q assault permit prosecution u n d e r its firit port or call. Even-.-may not be rege'.ided ~ something like the mariUme tually the Israelis got it back. serious eriough 'to wMrant. hls Svetlana Wilt PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) - Svetlana ADDoyeva. daughter o! J080pb Stalin, bas purcba> ed a White clapboard bou8e OD a half-acre lot here and bf. tends to move in by Jan.. ·2. Mrs. Alli1uyeva, who 'left the Soviet Union in Ul&'l an·d in- tends to become a U.S. citben, ha.s been renting a home own- ed by the widow of jiubllsher Saxe Commins. 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"'an' ·•-.aft .ti "-a preawre on their governments ~ w--. ~= ~ .to ratify U they bad to rim the ' . -'•'"'• to dq so. w....,,, there rllt ci mee"·• the coots of ii-;;:; ioa1 , poulbil!lj · ol losing an ~':rt out ol 'tbetr restrain1Dg an ~ , and own purses.'' determlnld,mab·ln an aircraft Insurance men have yet·_to 'and the "'""!<luencel ci tktllli be called on to pay a clalm . ao could be ,caltilropl!lc, But some areas the rislc of hi· '"Ille iafety · o( t·h ~ ,Jacking bas been. a factor' Jn puaengers and .. crew ls para· raising premiums. mount. Tbe return of , ~ • Polc1es are· usually written , aircraft Is ll<COlldary bu\ allo by \WO separate people ~ oo ·very important. It mu s t covering the plane against ac- . therefore b:e made 1 matter, of cidents, ~er ·•e«lMt war Jntemi.tlonal agreen;tent· to risks. David Barham, a punish tµjackera In the slate leading Lloyds av!aUoo un- where they have farced the derwriter, aa)'I: aircraft to land, and to "We must define what bi-f~cllllate the reillrn of the jacidJig ill. Should It be m. . crew and the passengers and eluded Under war risks? It of the aircraft Itself.''. ml,ISt be decided fairly soon, In Martin's view the· Tokyo . because we insurers can't af- convention would ~ a first ford to argue &,mQng ourselves step but a neceasary ori~. H'.e when it comes to paying suggests that.if &0mei pations cla.Uns." , ...... ht.' ~ PlctYr9 THE CANDIDATE ·.~ , ' ' PllCD ITAIT .AT " l lt 1cne11 \olor pori1blo •li11 vivid, tMle,t.-llfo N-Vht1 pidvr•, Spor+- ebo11t 0.1sd wlt+i 11ow Soli4 St1te CompeMnh, pop-up 111..dlo. EL""442 29996 ' ' ' "SALES AND SERVICE" CONYENlENT TERMS SERVIN.~ HARIOR: AREA OVER 2J YRS. KIRKPATRIC,K'S 27~ Eost Coast Highway Co.On• dal Mar e . 673-2650 ' . -~----- 1 • • • • 8 OAILY PILOT • • • • .. • • • ' . • • l • • For The • Record BALTZ MORTIJARIE8 Conoa del Mar OR 1-MSt Colla Men · Ml l.zal BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY llt B........,, Colla Men UWGI DILDAY BROTllEllS Bullagtoa Vllle7 M-lU'J' 1'1111 Bead. Blfd. BuU.gto Beau IU-'ml PAaJ'ICVIEW llEMOllW. PAll ~eM-.y Cbpd -.P•dlle View Dim N...,.n Beau, callfmola -f'EEI[ FA.ldlLT OOLONIAL FIJNERAt. BOMIC __ A.._ .... tr 111 ... mtB1 MORnlARY ---. 3 ........ ...... ......_ .. 1uar ...... c.-... !II 'New ·Fire --~ District Area OK Two on .Do.ard Back 'Land of Free'; I t Flood Study May Cost $300,000 SANTA ANA -Orange COunty11 growing water runoff problems will be the subject of a five-fear: pla~ study Which mJabl COii '300,0QO, County· superviaors t h I s week appropriated $35,000 to start the engineering project. Chief E:J>i1neer IL George Osborne cl the county Flood Control Dl.!tr1ct aatd the flood control problem gr ow a because of the growth of building. AA more homes are built and more streets paved there is more surface runoff which must be corraled. J'eeo ln>m devtlopon who "'hdivlde and bWld, will be pooled to finance Mure pl ... nlnf, the hoard llld. . F<lrmatloa cl llflllC1al lnlng -within Iha llood --to-~ local lmprovemenll or correct prob!..,. cau.ed by local COi> dlilons may be necellll'J', Osborne Aid. l\lalter planning at flnl wUI concentroll.oa lhi II M ....... lrvlH ..... C:.jlfllrallo 8*Waa"""J ... C,jllllrano Mic! . alld Ille Weil -.. la ceaeral, the ~wentold,. · County Man Convicted ot Sex Crim~ SANTA ANA -A man charged witli lddnapiog and raping a married WotlllJl after forcing her husband fn>m hia car baa beeii ...,YJcted In Superior Court of two ..... 11 of kldoop, three -of forcible rape, iwo coimll o/ forcible au perversion and one count of sodomy. ll ltftttactd 'to ""91NilVt temis, WWIMI ~ C. Ferpon, II, of S..11. An• could be bound to aerve 145 yean In tho penitentiary. An appeal for treatment as a mentaU, dllordortd ,.. of. fender wu he1d over unW Oct. ~b Judp llo!>tft -nctlpt ol • rtpO<I frora ...,.17 PnlbllUon DeparliMnt .. Ibo ""vlclod man'• backgrol.md. FerjUSOD ii facing a trial later tbil month on a felmy mayhem charge. He ls ac- cused of cuWng up another man'• face wlth a broken bot- tle during a brawl in Orange. Marx, Engels Lecture Topic ''The Communlat Mlllif~" by Man and Ensell will be dltc:uned hy the Great Booka Discu'61oa Group It I p.m. Monday In -m. J'lna Arla Bulldln( llC lrvlnt. ,,,. ~u. ii 1nv1tec1 at .. charge. FW lnlormallon call -Poyne at 8'11- claya or m.4744 nlcl>ll. LOCAL Na itther 11ewtp•p•r hll1 yo• "'•'•• •v•ry day, Dbo11t what'• 1•!119 •11 ,... th• ,, •• t.r ""'!• C•1lf th•11 the DAILY PILO , I See by Today's Want Ads: • "lto4, llooi. -• !ltd". .,.....bldtabedtnnd &I p'qde. tap aond!Uoll. -"""' boy. • 'lbe flunllol mlaht ...... .,,,.. Oft'l' tb1I '51 Pm- u.c Station Wqan tw U.t extra DMded mr. e "Mama Mia"ll 'I\n )'Gal' ...... time Into -and beconie • di.ltrlbutor tar • natlollall'laa-. e Wlallr -~ lM Ml 1alldlr""""Pnm. --• lrabl7 vUtte4. ..... ~--°"" ,_ JltttcMJ I IO blDd:J' ---- By 'l'llOlilAll,to&~ · tho hett taqhl · Amtrtcan chlldren'i° afumadll. Let'• riot ~ detenUon ii b • t • u 1 e book. " Lot ...,. °"" '11111 •11" history ever·" He said all the pQt lmpuriUea in their mlndl." Amer1c8niJm 11 not taught The board heard one more ~ .. ~. ~·;,,~ £:'° ~ 1..T~w.U:~~ Gulpre tesponded, "It would eoougb by· the aibooli. ~"' Thuraday. ll o 1.e ~ay· by two orange County i...-00 their toes. , be P~ ~ponslblo !o lhro• Mltdlell and tie nro other M..un cl 8anll Monka; aald 6cbpol Mu<! members Who 8oaff .....,her D 0 n a I d away a mlJlloo dollan w<>r1h board members oppolOd to the the book 1!'._d prepand by defeni:led / he of ibe con-Jordili. ot Garden Grove, 14 ,~1'boqkl." text. A. E. '-'Pat" Amola , of r i pr ea en l a t I V ••of tm troversial eighth grade history absent before 'wit present Mitchell · also said \.be · ~·· aod pr,' D a le American Ctvll L 1 be rt l e•s U.tliobk · · , · thia um. alid ..:,., hia mind school& ere e d u c a tin g 1)al!llon, of .&yt.IJ. 4 n a, . bl _,_ ailed ""•'-. . -. -.,_e . youngstua lo Ibey c an er!Ucl?ed.SlftO Su~ ol Pub~c Union, w ~h -' ..-• <l!'< board J!l!mber wbo w11 "~'t \lln1t 11 11 Iha best hecouie w a r d a' o! Iha ocurt, 'lnlitructlon 1'!n llilli"'l' foi of a network cl «YPl9-'ahsenl and one wbo wu illent book, I don't go along with . and .the vu•/ reaiob they are 'iolnl.aliftiwlth'tho.U.. ol the aocl•llst organJzallons." . during e!r!ler i\earlnga anap-it ~ terrible," : · ' . . · • · ' peel hack at the critics, whO be ~ ''Tl>e contribution> ol ' ·previously had had things all mlno .,!ft;,• been kind o1 - th: ~·~t. other county =· I • ~::;: fREE. SAFE DEPOSIT ·aox FQR .. ~:J~?~u~ ~J·c:~ :~e,.:d: MAINTAINING SSOo SAVINGS·. A~COUNT. hearings "T a request that the hlator1 teilcher he hal talked l:lo~rs; 9;3o i.111. H t:11f~.m._1 Sat. 10 •:'1'-to ~ :P;l!'· '• te~ ·tw; Jiemoved 'from the to usqs ¥Vµal other texts schools. ' ·beside! "Land of the Free . ., Instead, the board decided "The studenll don~ ·have their 'to aeek a atale study of the noses ,rubbed Jnto thia one impact· ot "Land of the Free" book d'y J.fle.fl·day ," he uid. on eighth grade students, and ·"That Jsn't the way It works to cohSJder prop6sata for at all" legislat!on iwhJch would give He ~ criticized fellow local dWrlcia more discretion county . Jioard memben. "It "in the selecliDO of'te:ds. doesn't N to me It is the Board membetl1 agreed on place o(, the county board to these two points and in-bring this up constantly -to stnJcted the county schoola keep stirring it up," he said. stiff to draft proposal! for ''This is the fourth meeUng adaption at their n e :1 t people bjve come here and us- meeUng. ed the board as a aoundlng S t a u n c<h e 1 t defender of board aud from what I un- "Land of the Free'' was board derstand; it'a all been on one member Lyle Gulpre, of aide." , o.ango; wbo had been silent Board 1 Prelldent C I a y before. Ml~~ of, Soulb Laguu, "l nte tJP.. book, however, answ Jordan, a a y 1 n g, I'm not an etghth.pder," ht "Thia II not pure bl$ory, llOld, ~eat.Ing ~ or\IY real It 11 hjitory lnject41d · Jnlo fault be finds-with lhe bob~ ii aocloJoc» H tho all.ta Mill 111 It II pile¥ over the obldenll' flour !or,,.., -calMila -. . .' thal llall -In 11 .... . BtcaUlll al, the CODtroTir:Jy, would -it away. We ,ha Aid, "thll can be probably woul&I, h)lpurl(les Jn oor ,, TAPE RECORDERS • RADIOS . . .ANj> .RE CORI). . ALBU.MS · IN COOPERA llON WITH DEAtERS AND THE DAILY PILOT £~SY i , TO W\N. __ , . . \' D,URl 'N(j RIA MONTH r/. Simply Fill OutCo~n · Below, Or o+ In Partlc~ng RCA Dealer Show Room, and Deposit . With Any RGA Dealer Shown Below! -~...... M TlpM11 """" e.ew. -" ......... '!"'- ,._,.. Mr. fte11k fo1ter 111•1...-..nt .... ...... ...,. Gent J. Adams 112• Se11tl•t• Drift H~-rt loech DAY OWN T.Y. Mr-. & Mrs. E. A. ~ndNU 4Jt Aflt•h"fi Cwo11e 4•1 M•, T1"0N'S APP\.IANCI --..,,. fVDll PDfhff tnu A4lllM (•t •:::""'' "' ........ • . J D1"'9p .,,. ..... Mr. 1111 Coop•r, Mgr, ltlf ""'°" 11\'IL , .... - THIS ·WEEK'S W~NNERS Mrs. K. Blrkbeck 21•' D• s.t, Ce•t• M••• WHITI RONT Olne INne .. ' Joan Gentry 16721 Deity F ... 11t•i11 v.11.y l'OSm TY R. D. Lawson I 0 Cy.tel Co.,,• L..111111 •••ch DA YIS.laOWN T. Y. losomwartll John G. teatata Fred $ag_erman 6 714 H•ll•"-i" 2ntlfwt1.c. l 2212 FoHltte"' Dr. C.,.11• tie! Met Cori• M••• C.1te M"• Klllll'ATllCl'S DUNW APP\.IANCI STAa T.V. WINNIU SHOULD PICK ur rams AT, DllALllS us~ IADDUSSIS AIOYll ~RCA TAPE Rf< ORDERS 12 TRAllSISTOR RADIOS 24 RCA ALBUMS • GIVEN FREE DURING RCA MONTH-PRIZES WILL BE DRAWN FROM COUPONS WEEKLY! .• Etnest Sllcock No. 9 l•lboe Cev•• N-p•rt l••di STAR T.Y. l , ·\YIN FREE RRIZES ••••••••••••••••• . R c A MONTH COtmA I 1.....: I I ' FILL O\JT THIS COUP01'4 OR A REASOl>!ABlE ' FACSIMILE AND DEPOS WITH ANY PAR. • l TICIPATING RCA DEALER SHOWN ABOVE. I-DMlor • I . ............. .. • • .. .. . .. .. " .. • • .;l • .. • .. .. • • I 1 , l ~ • l 1 ' • • . • • ---... ~For Bow Long Now? 'Sc8ii.d31.s' ' :·Chief Justice Siill on Job -... • Producer '" .... WASlllNGTOJI CAP) -In twlllght ol ll lool end sue-1iessful public career _Earl '!Jarren !Inda bltn5tll In a lm. Jic-He-Want.s to reUre, but be ls ~C?mmltted, by his own worm, to rrtay on as chief jusUce at zresident Johnson'• pleasure. And Joi.-m.,, by tho eat qi hb selection of Abe ""'1u to 11)<-4 Worren,; ~ Thbnday he won't aend· a jecond name to the Senate. De President said Warren J.ould serve "the fou'ndaUons « govenunent" by re.niaining -tihtll "emotionalism'' subJides, .e Another force presauring ,9'arTen to atay Ml is that lllcbard M. Nixoh, l tn old '.liJ>UUcal enemy from their ;californii deys, has ,I. COIJ\· jiandlng lead by pollsters In • •• - :Volcano's .,, . ;Ashes Drift ~ r-•. ~er Hawaii ..;HruJ, Hawaii •(UPI) - $)>Qradic small foontalns of >lite shot from flsstires In the latlh In the. dying olaj!es of lla'Waii's latest volcano erup- "'tbl Thursday .while southerly -innds blew ashes from the ~oldng crater across many ~ of the state. ,. On the island of Oahu, 230 Miles north of the volcano, a 'Wioggy haze settled over .Jlonolulu, giving the 1nm an ~e-smartl.ng orange glow. The brown ish cJOudil a l s o covered parts of the islands of Maui, Molokai and J,aRai. • The effect on aViatlon was minimal but airport cfficials advised pilots flying on visual Patterns tQ take advantage o( routine but voluntary 'senrices, such as the "flight follow system" which institutes rapid' rescue operaUoits in the event of trouble. No airports were affected, however, and eom- ~cial flights continued Without lnterruptioil. The weather bureau said the 'fOlcanic haze condition would remain for some time. . the race for the·ricftt to name .... Supreme Court justices beginning Jan. :!Al as pre1ldent of the United States. Dies _ai .. 72 4''1be Pnddtnt.11 ltatemmt speab f0< ltaelf end c.U. for no addltlonll elaboi"aUoa by _ n U Warren were to retire now and the Senate aga i n refused to conf'um Jbhnson'1 new nominee, Nil.on wou1d Ubly •JIPOlnt • -with a different legal philosophy than 'beid ii! tho cblel'julllce., me." · HOLLYWOOD • (UPI) 'l1IO question then ii: When" Goorp Wblte, the .,_., CID 'If urea quill When• will aod Jfollywood ....... - the intoUontilsm the Pru!-"Scendab" "'~ - deo apok"e of be considered to ands · of -~ In the hav. ended! Al!P: What obM IOI end IOo, ~ ll.-.1181- the retirtment letter Warren na~ ijospltal ~ d Jtu· IOJ\!1 Jol)nson June Ill How kemla. II• wli :n, · . long does If rem•ln In effect! Althouih Wbl~wenl through GO TBROU!lJI CAMP.AlGN END bankruptcy In 1!4l, a )lospltal It ls-very likely that Warr<n, Presumabl7 Johnson eoold apokesmln said ~ WU ''not when he announced bia reUre-a charit7 patieD• declare the "emofJonalism" at " ment plans in elµ'ly, summer, an end Nov 1 with an end of "He bad very fewi /risltors ezpected t.lte Fortas nomlna· ... . · I I during his last lllneol,. but be Uon to go through. For one w.11:1-curren e m 0 t 0 0 .• haa been a prettJ ~ man," thing, he easily dbomed J>r!alden~ cam~ • ' she 1dded. • court deoblont tnrthe n.e w 1 It Nlxop • ~ w.1 ~II:• r • White entered the hospital a conference -something he there!d bei a chanc& to bead month ago. wouldo't be apt to do U be him off it the pass l>y naming His long career In show buJ. thousht he'd be reutniln• to a ·J.UCCe.ssOr. to .Warren before ines3 brought him Into contact the benth . after summer Inauprt\tion Day. With a whole generaUon· of : ..recm. :Sul the Senate that metb in some of America's rDo.t beau. But Rep u b-11 cans and Janu·ary wouJd have to con· tiful women.· He prOdu~ 20 Southem , Democrats pushe4 finn th,e cbol~ .. It would likely musicals on Broactny before ahead wl.th thtlr war on scream "lame,. duck.''. turning to HollywOOd in th e· Fortas' reputation, character Of ·coune,' · ~·s . t b e 1~ for two diffef'81 movje and qualifications and on Uie-chm::e . Hubert H. Humphrey ventons of "George White'• Warren Court. Finally Fortas, will conf01.ind the.pollsters and Scandals." in defeat ui:W" JohpsoD to · wln the White House. Another scandals 1lhn was withdraw' his name. Warren could then retire turned out in lMS. So when the court opened Its with, some certainty hlJ ~ In 1946, White w~ convicted new session last . Monday, ~r would prg!ong the.War-of manslaughter iJt'the deaths Warren was at his usual.place ren Court'S 15 yeai, of of a couple run dawn by hll on the bench. liberalism._ · car on a highway ·~ San He looked fit and relaxed. But if Ni.Ion win! Warren Diego, Calif. He &eWed 114 But . he is t,i ' aitd pres~ably might Ji.ave lo 1it to :83, or mn~n:'°~na w~ ~.a u interested in retlririg as even ·~ in event of 1 second great Broadway PartY giver ever, term, or chance · ba.vini. the and owner of a Rotb Royce John.son's statement 'nlun-Warren y~an. put ·lp revme. wMked in a gardea and herd· day virtually makes it W~ And ao be seems .boz.ed in. ed sheep for 35 cetKs a day. ren's duty to stay - a least a He wants to quit. The Preal· After his rele~' be organ. while. · \ dent appears to J>e leaning on !Rd a night~ub venton of him not 14. And H be doeJ quit the llC8ltdals wh~performed MANY THREATS ~may-llnd his ..Ork ·ve!Oocl at Ciro's In HoUl'inio<f "These a r e not ordinary•l=;====::::;:::;:::::;:.:::==::::;:=;::::::::;:=;::::~5"=;::: times," the President satd. ll · ' ' · H ~~i;1;~;.:;h~ ··a . T~~~~~~.~:·~~ avoid injury to our con-r .... · · 617!/•M•~C..... ·. ~ sUblUonal system • . . AU .1twllfl t-o• .r. '"'"" ,. till• " "' tnr1y _,.;J · "Uiuier the circufll.!tances, .SAllAlH IYININ• SllYltn JlltAY' .. 1111 P.t.t. the foundat.lOm of government Rabbi Altx1ncler Graubart would be better served by the present chief j u s t 1 c e re- subsides, reason and fairness maining unW emotionalism 1ubsides, reason an~ fairness prevails." Warren apparently agrees. Through the Court's pru of- fice be said: of C1111ad11 will c1111duct SPECIAL SUCCOT SERVICES JtW.y, ~ ''· 1:11 , ... S.twfffy, OdeMr 11. j:JI •·• OPEN SUNDA y 12·6 All styles in stock, including the latest SpanJsh Mediterranean finishes-all at tremendous savings! No Payments 'Tll January! PRICES SLASHED FOR IMMEDIATl~SALE! DAll Y PILOT f AmoRIZED . ZENITH FAOORY SERVICE STIIE"llOllS DAf.Y 9'1'0 9 $AT 9 TO 6 HARBOR CENJEI ~-Ill .HARBOR ILVD. Purcllise Piotection ~ Any lffm PVrch._. at TffttM'• ""' ... Retvr...i Wlllifo .10 • Deyo for ~ .FU~L REFUND - for ANY RIASON. · " . , .... ._... ~ , .. """' ...,,.., I LOWEST_ PRICES . I" ·ORANGE COUNTY! ,, (DIA&.) ·ay · ' .. Model . 2fSIW ' ·---)'(If"!!~ . . - ·-· ----------------~ ~~ ·.:!' • 8 SPEAKERS ~., .. 2_ MEDITIARAHEAN . ·STEREQ:~ •. . . . FuD Zeni!~ quat.ly_ .!ltrougk and· tlirough! S.autiful ~ Coritampor1ry styled ~omp,1et console~ ~" cw1l ,fwin-cone 1pul1r, Built •• .Ny Zenilh woulcl builcl ill • .. llB I IEEN If PDITAI ' 1'1111-kl.,.._. DIM. ,. '12488 ln..cAICADI .:ninto r1tt ,., ~ ':'..w. , ~-tv ......... -~--°*'°" ...... -............ ,.,....,. __ "II'"- • • • I I I • I• ' JI DAILY ,n.OT ' Ki . wamans Told Role Of Paper , UP'Of ceutwiel1 Mnpiperl ha .. been CUllOCI, dllculled, read and mlmad, leclJ!atecl against, thr<atened w 11 h economic boycott, cr1llctad and p<alJ<d to lbe -"But ooe thin& ii certalD - nobody """"" I newspoptr." '!'bat'• Juat wt of what Robert N. Weed, Pllblllll<r ol the DAILY PD.OT, told memben ol lbe Costa 11 ... Kiwanil Club u the club's featured peaket tbla week in booor ol Natlooal Nenpoper Wed<. I The Jlllbll!her made the point Iha! many rudera, ID ~ days of the credlblllty gap often make the statement, "I read ln my newspaper .•. " but rarely, or never, aay "I saw on my television station . . . " or "l beard on my radio station .•• " Newspapen free thus far from buruucraUc control in the United States, are an in- dependent aod. vtty pereonal lorm of communication between the world and their readers, he said. Theme of the spoecli follow· ed. the Natioaal Newspaper Wed< alogan !0< 19 II ; ''New1paper1 .•• The Independent Medium.'' He polnt"1 oul that the DAILY PD.OT......,.. OOly to ti. readen and II alwlys will- ing to Jlllbllab Information to correct any em:n.. "Call US," be urged bLs listeners, "You don't have to apologiu for bolberlng U:.; you don't have to lnBuJt us or dart UJ or sue UI. Just tell w: the faell; we want to do it right." He also lauded the Kiw• nlans for giving him lbe op- portunity to speak dllrlni the special national week. "It seems appropriate that we take occuion at least once a year to report.to you on the wha~ they why and the how of 'your' newspaper." No Picture 0£ LeMay · For School COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Sooth HJgh School =>OVOd I portrait of retired Air F-Ol'Ce Gen. Curtis E. LeMay IOOD after be was named to become George C. Wallace'• running mate, the prlndpal aald. The portrait had bung IC< several years at South High, LtMay'1 alma mater. The principal of t be predomlnant.ly Negro ICbool, Harold Washburn, Wd the picture was removed at the request of several students. He said the · students did not want LeMay'1 picture hanging in the school becawie be WU running with a man wbo Is "an avowed racist." A snow ICefle replaced LeMay'1 portrait. Adult Class Still Open H you are stlll.lnteNsted ln taking adult education COUNeS et the ttgh 9<.'hool, you m-ay still regiater oo the 1 e c o n d or third class mee!Dg c-k of Oct. H- 18). This year the counes of. fer«! aro; (!Mmclay) art, a1"x>lbop, sewing, be&W>IDI Spanilh, woodsbop; (Tuel· day) craft., creative wrltlng, E~ history, French (beginning), philoooplly -gr..t polilkal thinkers, driver education and traming (u.toing on Sabrday mornings); ( Wedneodoy) hlmanlttes, metal.shop, atlt.cbery, stocks and bonda, weltlbt tnllDlng and conditioning; (Thllrl· day) ardlltocturol clraltlng, Fr•nch (-4vonoed), In· t.ennecll.ate and -4.......i llJl<hery, po<ent educollon and eorly rb!ldbood eduoo- ' tim and wt.ldJ.nc. 'lbete clules meet once a week. Coones mUll have a regtrtNUoo d. 15 or more , by lhe fl1ln! week er they • w1ll be dropped. , For fw1ber ¥lfomlatloo, ; =de an.adult-, at the library' Ille o f Oommerce, t Ma,,_• -Store, I SecurUJ 11\nt Na ti on a I Bal* IA Swfll Lacuna, : ~ BeM, or cal the ' od>ool -al 411 ... LOWEST P*ICES OFTHIE SEASO .. , .. SHOP SATURDAY . • .... .... ---9:30p~ shop 1all store& · Saturday 'til ucept downtown.and -di.ogo 'Iii I -... := ~ ~ all .stores except downtownrpen 10:00 a.m. SPOR'l'S'NEARSAVINGS 8.00 double knit Acrilan• acrylic proportion ts 5.99 . ' to 9:30 p.m. monday through saturdayl • CHILDREN'S WEAR 4.00-5.00 girls' and boys' diaper suits, S, M, L 5.50-7 .00 boys' and girls' cotton lounge sets, M, t, XL 4.00 infants' footed stretch coveralls 2.99 3.99 2.99 3.99 5.99 : • 12.00 to 20.00 famous sweaters 7.99 to oll.99 .13.00 to 15.00 fdmous m~e coordinating skirts 6.99 to 7.99 • 12.00 menswear fabric jumper in bonded-wool 7.99 11.00 washable acrylic lull fashioned jacket sweaters 8.99 12.00 double lcn1t, washable acrylic blazer jacket 9.99 5.00 lo 6.00 famous lady shirts in assorted solid ·colors 2.99 lllCI'( t'Q bettft blous .. 39 • 23.00 lo 33 .00 Da~n• polyesler and -rool knit dresses 40.00 to 46.00 May CO exclusive knit suits, 2 & 3 pc. 26.00 to 28.00 easy<are, washable J>Olyester dresses mar co town =4 trav•I aboti 49 . 17.99 29.99 17.99 11.00 to 22.00 cardigan and turtleneck sweaters 7.99 to 10.99 mar eo 1porbwear cwcePOl'i•• 72 13.00 to 15.00 cardigan sweaters, many, many styles, 42-46 9.99 8.00 famous make women's blouses 3.99 7.00 to 8.00 assorted print pant tops, wide selection, 36 to 46 3.99 13.00 nylon stretch pants, elastic waist, 38 to 46 7.99 may co wom1n'1 1port1weo:r 85 20.00 pull on wool knit pants, asst. colors 19.00 lo 23.00 cardigan and pullover sweaters 40.00 to 50.00 assorted print dresses maz_oo Iar.catl 1P0111Yeat 86 9.UU western style cotton and nylon stretcli pants 22.00 two-piece pant suits in acrylic · mar co actiY• 1portawao:r 76 15.00 flare leg papts, asst. colors, in wool 10.00 acetate crepe shirts, jr. sizes 5 to 13 may c:o coed 1hop SS ·10.00 slipon and cardigan sweaters, 34 to 40 10.00 assorted dirndl skirts, solid colors may co Bobbit Brook1 thop 117 12.00 lo 16.00 skirt and sweater coordinates 11.00 to 13.00 flare leg pants in cotton corduroy 4.00 to 9.00 famous make cotton knit separates , mar co oampu lhop 43 FASHION AC~ORJF.s AND SHOES 3.00-14.00 fabric and leather g\oves lllC!J' co lfOin.en'• glmet 8.U().14.00 cardigan collection in size 36-42 4.00 eelored nylon shells may co ha:ndlftehl1!1 SB 1.00 embroidered lace handkerchiefs mOT co handk1tcb.11!1 SB 5.0().10.00 sparkling rhinestone pins and earrings 3.00 simulated pearl eOITings . ' 2.00-15.00 famous make je:welry, lfi price Jllaf CO fashion jlYlhy Z! 7.00-11.00 vinyl handbags Jna'I' co Mndbav• 28 2.50-3.00 Adona parity hooe, favorite styles may co hoal•rr 1 18.00 patent or kid pump, black, blue, lirown •15.00 woven toe flat, beige, black, taupe modt>ral.1, eaaual 1ho.1 12, 129 9.00 classic penny loafer , blacli, blue, lirown 12.00 knee high stretch boot, black · may co wOm•n't lhoa1 51 20.00 fashion pump, calf or patent · may co foritro1I 1ho.1 125 20.00 mid heel collar pump, call or patent may co mod1ral1 1hoe1 12 SAVE ON YARDAGE 8.00-10.00 woolen selection, 54" wide 7.00 pure dolible knit wool, 62/64" wide may co yan:lage 4, 5, 54 • INTIMATE APPAREL 9.00 cotton terry dusters in asst. prints, S, M, L may co loungewear S3 3.00-7.00 famous name bras 6.00-14.00 panty girdles ma,y co loundatiorm 44 5.uo nyltm braslips 4.00 nylon half slips 1.00 Babette stretch lace briefs may co lingerie 28 6.00 Dacron• "?d cotton lacy gowns 11.99 1'.99 to 17.99 29.99 5.99 15.99 9.99 6.99 5.99 5.99 7.,.i '7.99 2.99 to 5.99 1.99 to 10.99 6.99 2.99 59c, 2/1.00 1.99-4.99 1.59 99c-7.50 . •.59 to 6.59 1.99 1'.99 . 11.99 6.99 9.99 16.99 16.99 5.99 •.99 6.89 1.99-3.99 ·3.99-9.99 3.99 2.99 .85 4.'9 7.00 easy care cotton baby dresses, 12-24 mo. 7.50 baby pile jackets, M, L, XL 4.5().7.00 easy<are toddler dresses 2.99-3.99 17.00-27.00 Baby Aristocrat crib, furn., travel items 5.99 infant carrying seat with cotton terry cover may cO ours•ry fumlturt1 124 13.99-21.99 4.79 ·3.00 toddler 2-pc.cotton flannel pajamas, 2-3-4 5.00-6.00 toddler 2-c. suits, 2-3-4 5.00-6.00 boys' cardigan or slipon sweaters may eo boya' •ear 52 7.00 girls' dresses in assorted styles, colors may co girla' wear 5S 9.00 girls' flare le~ts, sizes 6-14 9.00 wpol skirts in assorted plaids, colors 9.00 girls' flare leg pants, sizes 6-14 may co ptQ\een apparel 00 4.0U cotton flannel pa)amas and gowns, 4-14 5.00 permanent press culottes, 4-14 111ay eo girl•' lingerie 79 2.39 Miss Aristocrat colored tights, many styles may co girhl' hosiery and accenorl" 118 FASHION SAVINGS 23.00-30.00 polyester and wool knit dresses -40.00-48.00 two and three-piece jr.-dresses may co ~ 1!911ature ooa1J 24 23.00-26.UO rain coats of cotton, poplin, 3-13 36.00 wool pea coats, navy, grey, camel 56 .00-60.00 casual street dresses, 1 and 2-pc. 70.00-86.00 casual and late day fashions may co loree<m dre1se1 20 40.00-60.00 rayon and wool suits, many styles may eo evening 1hop 97 76.00 lull length suede coats, 8-18 66.00-96.00 wool, gabardine coats, checks and tweeds 68.00 cashmere coats, black, nude, almond may co women'• and ml11t111' coau, 1ult1, 27, 65 17.00-20.00 one-piece dresses, 121/2-221/2 28 .00-33.00 I-piece wool knit dresses 28.00-33.00 polyester knit dresses, 8-1 8 m~ co c<>smopolltan dres1e1 57, 96 9:UO-ll.OO wrap and tie dresses in half.sizes 11.00 pant dresses in assorted colors , styles 11.00-15.00 dresses in assorted colors, styles m~ co day1ime dreun 61 17.00-20.00 maternity dresses, I-pc. all occasion styles 6.00-8.00 maternity tops, pr'..nts, solid colors mcrr eo matemlty' 1hoi:i 105 40.00-60.00 one-<i!-a-kind long ·formals may co eYening 1hop 97--all 16 1!0J111 FUR SALON 1.99 2.99 2.99 5.99 6.99 5.99 6.59 2.69 3.99 1.99 16.99 29.99 14.99 28.99 39.00 49.00 29.99 54.99 54.99 54.99 13.99 19.99 19.99 5.99 7.99 7.99 13.99 4.99 il!.99 Superb natural mink boa, 'five in-demand. fashion shades 35.00 Natural Norwegian blue fox capelets, three rows deep 69.00 Let-out natural mink stoles, .extraordinarily lavish 269.00 may C'O fur 1alon 47 •fur JllO(iucta labeled to '!!how country of orlgln.ol lmporled !urs 13.00-17.00 1 and 2-piece acrylic dresses 20.00-30.00 two-piece knit dresses of wool, poly,ster 20.00-30.00 raincoats, rayon gabardine, tackle twill 50.00 camel hair coats, back belt 10.99 17.99 14.99 34.99 may co boul1~ dre11e1 95, 1111, coal• 103 MORE SAVINGS .19 Arcross'toilet tissues 9.95 Arcross multi vitamins, minerals 20.00 e lectric makeup mirror may co cosmetie1 100 , reg. 1.49 Deer Park Danish cookies, 2 lbs. . 3.40 Unox ham, 2 lb. · may co liquor & qowmet 107 6 108 j 3 .~9 see thru vinyl underbed chest 18,00 wardrobe, 36" wide,.~ door may C'O notlona 1· 5:95 Betty Crocker cookbook may co books 88 16/2-29, 100/13.99 2{9.95 13.99 99c f.99 2 for 4.50 13.99 4.99 GREAT SAVINCS FROM OUR BUDGET STORES-DOWNSTAIRS WOMEN'S APPAREL 6.99 bulky acrylic cardigans, white and colors 5.69 5.99 nylon knit stretch pants, 6 fashion colors, 8-18 4.59 5.99 wool skirts, slim, A-line, bonded to acetate 4.99 9.99-10.99 acrylic/wool jumpers, many colors, 8-18 7.99 3.99 short sl. or sleeveless nylon shells, 34-40 2.59 5.99 polyester/cotton crepe blouse, white, pink, blue, 34-40 3,99 9.99 jr., jr. petite dresses, jumpers acrylic knit 6.99 6.99 jr. flared leg cotton denim pants, plaids, 5-13 4.99 6.99 jr. acetate crepe long sleeve shirt, white, colors 4.99 6.99 jr. acrylic sweater-vest, sharp colors, belted •.99 4.99 dresses, prints and sttipes.12-20, 141{2.241/2 2/700 3.99 cotton dusters, prints, gripper-front, 3~4 2.99 9.99-11.99 dress asst., wide choice, 12-20, 18.'h-24'h 6.99 16.00-20.00 dress-up dresses, 8-18 10,99 11 .99 raincoats, 5 styles, Avril• rayon/cotton, 8-1 8 9.99 ~9.99 •mink-trimmed wool coats, 8-1 8 size range 39.99 'fut P"Oduct.1•19Cl lo 1how country of oriQln o/. l.111.portecl hart '.- 69c Dorette cotton briefs, white only, size 5.8 59c, 3/1.59 59c Corette acetate briefs, whi0te only, size 5-8 49c:, 3fl.39 89c Dorette cuff, flare-leg pants, short and long, 5-8 3M9 3.99-5.99 famous-make gowns, nylon or bruslied, S-M-L 2.99 2.29 Dorette nylon hall slips, S-M-L 1.89 3.29 Dorette nylon slips, tqilored or trims, 32-« pro. 2.79 1.99-4.99' famous name bandeau bras, A, B, C cups 3/5.00 5.99 all-in-one foundation, white only, 34-40B, 34-42C 4.99 3.99-6.99 panty girdles, famous make, white, S-XI: 2/S.00 1.25 scarves, squares, longs, paisleys, many more 89c 3.99 fall handbags, black, brown, fashion colors 3.99 8.99 handbags, rayon velvets, gro-points, casual styles 5,99 10.99-17.99 luggage, blue, avocado, assorted sizes 8.99-14.99 4/L99 Paris seam.less heel and toe nylon hose 4/1.69 9.99 Cloudster OJJE!n toe sling comfort shoe 7.99 7.99 Dorette plain pump, 5-10 M, new fall colors 5.99 INFANTS' CHILDREN'S WEAR . . . 4.99 acrylic knit dresses, assorted styles, 3-6x 2.89 2.29-2.99 cotton· knit tops, assorted colors, 4-14 1.69, 2/3.00 3.99 nylon stretch capris, new fall colors, 7-14 2.89 2.29 May Crest ski pajamas, 2-pc. cotton flannel, 3-7 2/3.50 7.99 nylon jackets, hooded style, acrylic lined, 3-7 5.99 4.99 boys' ski-sweaters, long sleeve acrylic, 3-7 3.49 3/1.79 Dorette panties, vests, while cotton knit, 2-6x 3/1.49 3/L89 Dorette panties, \tests, white cotton knit, 8-14 3/1.59 7.99 Stepi;naster children's shoes, boys and girls, 8112-4 6.49 ' ' -I . 1v.[ -~:;y" .. may co south coast plaza, 3333 bristol .s.t., costa me_sa; 546-932-1, 675-3414 shop monday throuCJh scitu·rday, 10:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. ~ ' ' ~ : ~ • • : < ~ • • 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' ' " ' • ~ ' MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR VALUES 95.00 Maybrooke 2-pant wool suit 59.00 Maybrooke all-weather coal, alpaca pile, zip lined 79.IJO 49.00 men'• .WU 2J • 8.00-a.50 1Qm6us make no-iron pants 22;00, famous maker wool dress ~lacks ..n'• apo1tlwear 4S 20.00 English shoes, assorted 22.Q0.24.00 MacPhergus brogues and oxfoids men'• lhoh 60 ' · U9 11.99 15.99 17.99-19.99 4.50 MacPhergus permanently pressed s.s. dress shirts· 8.00 permanently pressed pajamas - 3.39 6.79 7.49 9.00 MacPhergus cotton .terrycloth shave coal mu.'• furniah1nga 8 10.99 mt shirts, long anCi sliort sleeve(! 5.00 Ivy sport shirts, no-iron short sleeve '14.00-20.00 sweaters, assorted types · msn'1 9J!ClriA'ear 84 · 5.00 MacPhergus leather wallets, assorted 13/3.50 handkerchiefs in bon\18 pack 3/3.50-4.50 MacPhergus briefs & t-..hirts 2.95 MacPhergus support hose J11en'1 flmiabin;I 80, 127 6.00 Ivy style cotton k'nit Shirts, S-xt 114.00.17.00 sweaters, assorted styles, S-XL 50.00 Ivy style wool sport coals 12.99 outerwear jackets, fam.o\18 mclier, 36-42 barrton hall 83, 118 5.00 boys' MacPhergus no-iron ooiduroy jeans, 6-12 15.00 Sheldon hooded corduroy parka, 8-16 3.00-4.00 boys' knit shirts, mock turtle and 3-button 3/2.S0.2.95 boys' bnefs and I-shirts, 8-20 boya' wear 14 boya' hlmiablng1 23 · 6.99 2.99 10.99 3.811 13/UI 3/2.111-3.79 1.99 3.99 10.99-12.99 39.00 1.99 3.99 ll.99 2/5.00 3j2.Qt.2.49 FURNITURE. SLEEP EQUIPMENT 89.00 swivel rocker; green, gold, turquoise 75.00 89.00 lounge "chair; olive, com,,gnd bronze colors 59.00 217.00 Mr. & Mrs. chair and ottol!)an; textured <XJVer 158.IJO 264.00 tufted plastic sofa <XJVe~ to your order 199.IJO 309.00 modem sofa covered to order; vectra cover 249.IJO 429.00 Chesterfield tufted cotton velvet sofa 349.IJO 698.00 custom covered Medll sofa and love seat '88.IJO 169.00 Mediterranean 7-drower kneehole desk 128.IJO 352.00 Early Am.er. set; dresser, mirror. tw. 0. bed 289.IJO 129.00 Vinyl vibrator rocker-recliner 111.IJO 504.00 8-pc. F'irenze Italian design dining room set 408.IJO 29.00.94 .00 coordinated cell bedroom units, ea. 22.IJ0.72.IJO 59.00-59.00 tables: French, Italian, modem, Medltemmecm '8.llO 545.00 5-pc. Mediterranean Chaparral bedroom suite ··441.llO 249.00 glass lop cocktail tables; French. modern, 3'z5' 188.00 fum1ture 14.l, 1.&4 44.99 Englander mattress or spring; reg. or JC.long, ea. 33.111 59.99 Simmons f1rm quilted mattress or spring, ea. '4olll 69.95 Sealy luxury quilt mattress or spring, ea. W5 129.00 Simmons Duplex; opens to king'or 2 singles 99.IJO 239.00 9-pc. IIIQdem comer.ensemble; 2 beds, table 179.IJO · 219.00-239.00 big-name sofa sleepers l~.IJO aiHp tlqUlp:aent 145 CARPET, INCLUDING INSTALLATION. 8.99 nylon pile hi-lo texture in multi colors 10.49 Forte!• polyester pile cul and looped '10.99 nylon pile heavy long shag In 30 co!Ol'll 11'.99 Aristocrat ~aiJan• acrylic pile pluah ;10.99 polyester pile shorl shag; 11 solid colors .............. '1 . DRAPERIES AND CURTAlNS sq.yd· 8.99 7.99 1.49 U9 1.99 2.99 Dacron• polyester curtain panels 40""81", ea. 1.89 24.99 quilted HollywooC:! bed covers; green, blue, Diown 18.19 7.99 :wedge bolsters to match the Hollvwood bed, ea. . 6.49 2.99 :Ariatocrat polyester curtain panels 40""81", ea. 2.29 dl41JI• ad ditlcdu 113 BRIGHT LAMP. ~ALUES 35.00 llOliahed brass bamboo Door lamp; glau tray 21.99 30.00 fabric lhaded swag lamp; gold or avocado trim 11.99 30.00-160.00 crystal, crystal and bronze chandeliers 11.99-128.00 ,_ .. QOMf.SilCS, BEDDING. TO\YEU; AND LINENS ;s9 Surety cotton perc. sheets; white tw. top or bottom 2.19 z.99 fuD top, bottom 2.491 1.49 42"38" cases, pr. 1.29 ll.99 Corinth white dawn pllJow 20"x26"; cotton cover 9.99 S.49 Surety Dacron• polyester mattress pads; twin Oat 4.49 9.49 full Oat 5.491 10.99 <14eeen Oat 9.991 12.99 khlg flat 10.99 17.99 Surety electric blanket; wasliable; twin or full ·12.49-14.99 35.00 king size electric blanket With dual control . 28.99 24.99 Surety no-hon cotton matelasse llJft(ld, twin or full 20-99 dom..tia SI, beddlag Cl · 2.50 our own SuJety Wreath of Roses bath towel 1.89 2.50 Surety solid color bath towel 1.89 3.50 Springmald Radiance sheareCi aolid bath towel 2.38 4.50 Springmald Fresh Da!ales sheared bath towel 2.49 5.00 Surety nylon pile 21 "z36" or contoured rug, ea. 3.29 :15.00 Surety nylon pile wall-to-wall b<lth carpet 4'x6' 12.39 .80 Royal Terry cotton terry kitchen towels 2 for .99 5.00 Surety Madrid peiman'llnt pre.. tableclotlis 52"x52'' 3.79 ·-GDd-90 sAVE ON LUGGAGE. CAMERAS 22.~.50 F1ltecrest Spacemaker for women, m.en 19.IJ0..36.00 23.00-25.00 F1ltecn.st molded attaches' reduced 18.99-20.99 1-a ~9.99 ICodak lnstamatic 124, case, batteries, cube, strap 16.99 24.99 Revere-3M Instant-Load complete cmnera outlit 19.99 --'SI CHINA. GLASSWARE .AND SD.VERWABE 44.95-179.95 Sango China service for 8 and 12 37.70-152.95 29.99 55-pc. Ironstone service for 8; all white 19.99 4.99 8-pc; leer and liner set; handmade In Mu!co 3.99 chino: Cl, ;lCllA'aJ'e 126 I ' 7.00 ailve!Jl]ated sugar scuttle; elegant glft ' 4.99 50:00 48-pc. silverplated service for 8; In chest 39.99 18.00 silverplated holloware; beautiful assortment 14.99 "°""''" .. SMALL APPLIANCES. VACUUMS. HOUSEWARES 59.50 Hoover de I wee canister · w!tli cordwinder 49.50 76.50 Hoover deluxe upright; headlight, set of tools 69.50 TQC\IUDI. deanw. 13 ·13.99 Duracrest 2-alice autom.atic pop.up toaster 21.99 Water i'U'.9; for oral hygiene; with set of 4 tips .J 4.99 G.E. hair dryer; 3 heat settings plll8 cool 8111.all ..,.,.,,__ '' 1 39.30 6-pc. Desooware cast lrOn cookware; open stock 29.95 45-pc. Melmac dinnerware service; two patterns 50.00 llS-pci, Oatware service for 12; 2-<lrawer chest - 21.95 14-tiip Revere coffee peroolator; siainless steel 10.99 18.99 ll.99 19.99 16.99 29.99 13.99 J ).2.95 Proctor ironing board, built-in cordminder 6.99 plastic ~ tras1i oan will> loci: lid 8.99 2 lor 11.89 !~21.13 . 'CLOCIS, GIFTS AND ART NEEDLEWOU , 12.00 travel clocl: by Seth Thomas; tan or brown 22.00 m118lcal table from Italy; beautilully designed doob ... """ '1 1.10 f1eiaher's ~ skein wool knitting wOl'llted 90c Buc!lla's 78% acetate, 22% nylon yam, I-oz. skein art utdl .... k '° . SPORTING GOODS. TOYS 59.99 5' home pool table; 2 cues, balls, cover 32.99 Exercise bic:ycle; pedal and rowing oction ·f.991J::i ~" Kissy Doll Sqµeeze-she'll kiss you 15.99 All steel red lire car ~ith lac!der, now only ..,. u . 6.99 17.99 1.29 69c 49.99 24.99 3.99 12.99 · mCllEN FURNlTUBE. HARDWARE AND GARDEN 27.99 5-<ihell metal cabinet; white. 64''."24"zl2'' deep 19.91 210.00 Chromaalt 5-pc. walnut fln!ahed metal dinette 141.IJO titdMe tu.rm.tun 17 ' 28.00 bbq, 11nOker wagon; spit, motor, tilt-<JWaJ" hood · 19.99 85.00 18" reel power mower; 2 H.P. Briggs & Stratton eng. 89.llO l&dowm• and ...... m HOME ENTERTAJNMENT ;vALUES ~99.95 Philco 23" d!ag. colcir Iv, Clehm OClnlOle ~el 448.llO ~.00 Zerillb 23" d!ag. co1ar tv, table ~I on earl 411.llO 995.00 Home entertainment center :wttli 23'' dlag. color Iv 171.IJO ~ .. -... ':'::'::1 ... nt. ,. ~9.95 Tonecreat Jtereo oonaole, g speakm; 56" :wide 188.llO GREAT SAVINGS FROM OUR BUDGET STORES-DOWNSTAIRS MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR 6.99 Tarleton shave coats, cotton terry, S-XL size 9.99 Mr. Alfred card!gans, Orlon• acrylic, S-M-L-XL 5.99 acrylic knit shirts, stripes, solids, S-XL sizes 6.99 acrylic knit shirts, long sleeve turtleneck, S-ll 3.99 Tarleton dress shirts, perm press, long sleeve 7.99 Tarleton perm pres& jackets, zip.Iron~ 36-46 ll2es 5.99 if per!. casual pants, permanent iress, 29-42 25.99 sport coals, ·2, 3-button single breasted, 36-46 10.99 perm press dress slacks, Ivy or continental, '29-42 2.99· boys' Tarleton sport shirts, perma press, 6-18 4.99 boys' jeans, bright colors, cotton. 25-30 :waist BEDDING AND DO~TICS 5.89 7.99 4.99 5.99 2.99 5.99 2.99 22.00 8.99 1.99 2.99 6.99 Calvert king sheets, 108"zl20" Oat, cotton percale 5.99 4.59 Calvert no-iron sheets, twin white polyeater/calton 3.19 4.59 Calvert no-iron sheets, full size white 3.99 11.19 pr. Calvert zipped pillow protectors, 21":127" size, pr. 89c: 3.99 0aaon• polyester pillows, 20":126", cotton ticking 3.39 12.99 Calvert l:ing dawn/feather pillows, 20"z36" li2e lo.99 5.99 Calvert thermal blcmkets, 72""90", four co!Ol'I U9 19.99-49.99 if per!. eleetric blankets, acrylic, 4 colors I0.81-29.99 9.99 Calvert nO-iron bedspreads, cotton, twin, full 7 .99 TO\YEU;, LINENS - 2.59 Calvert white cotton m\ISl!n sheets, twin 2.19- 2.99 Calvert white cotton m\ISl!n sheets, full 2.49 1.19 Calvert bath towels, many solid colors 89c: 69c hand towel 59c: 39c wash cloth • 28c 2.29 Calvert sheared cotton teny bath towels ·1.99 1.29 hand towel 99c: 69c wash clotli 5"' 3.99 no-iron tablecloths. 1a!l release, 52""52", tltclien alze 2.li · 8;99 68" round 7.49 9.99 60"zl04" 8.49 16.99 Calvert bath CX!rE"~i!J~.'., seven colOl'll 13i99 CURTAINS AND DllAPEHI&5 1 • 4;~9 rayon/acetate satin drapes, 48":i45", white, co!Ora t',}9 Calvert no-iron panels, 48"z45", white polyester, ea. 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Identical reports which llUDl up to: 'Ille United Slates,_ which_ long lw urged U.S.-sovlel talb CID Jlmilln( the nuclear arms race, ii at th1a moment Jn blltory the party wblcb II boldbti them up • The IOl1r<* live t w o ....... , -Alter llullla'1 Aug. 20 ln- vulon o I C2<cl>ollovakll, NATO rovemmenll adopted a coounon poUcy ol holdJnc up their "bridge bulldlng" with the Sovlela. The Jolmaon Admlnlltratloo felt the r e would be an outcry from European NATO countries If the United States mad• overtures for new accord.I With tbe RnasJ•M at IUCh a time. -'l1le adminlltratlon al80 feared that, after C 1 e c· boalovatia, launching . U.S.-Sovld mm !alb would hand Rk:bard Nlltoo and Geer&• Wallace a camiWam lltaue to the elfect thai Ifie Democrats were .. negoUaUng with aggreason." According to aome reports, the talka were on tbe eve of announcement when the Czech crllla prompted the United Stat.I to apply the bra!< ... The adminlllraUon apparently, Intend• the delay to be tem- porary, But no official bu Bald just how temporary. One conalderation la that the pre.en! period ol ln<:reued U.S . .SOvid mlBtrUll may nol be pnimlalng for fru!Uul ltlDI talks. On the other 'lide, there is the argument that the Czech epllode ls dwarfed by the long range perils of the arms race, aad that the United States and Ru!sia have a practical, mutual Interest In curbing that race. . SlilcO no one expecll cjulct resultl from talks, a _abort. delay la nol In llaeU wonylnr many people. But a number ol offlclall throughout the od- mlniatratlon are concerned that a possibly crudal oP' portunlty to deal with the arms race could be lost. They · reganl the preaenl Ume u crlUcal for two reuona: -The United Slat.I and Rua:la now face each othe!'. roughly u nuclear equals. Neither could start nuclear war without being destroyed lo return. 1bla might be a better negotlaUng llltuaUon than that prevailing several years ago, when Ruu1a "as considerab)J: behind • -·Both countries are on the verge of a new kind of ll'IDI race -quaUUaUve rather: than quanUtaUve -in wblcb tt wlll be more dlfflcu1t to r<ach underetandlnp oubjecl to adequate ve:rtflcaUoo of _ compllance. For example, II would bo relailvely almple for each COllJllry to keep lruk ol how many lnlorconUnental bamiU• mlllllle (ICBM) launcherl the other bu. Bui In the -few Jeotl the Unit.cl Slat.a, ond poulbl:r, aJJo Ruula, will inltall mWU.: pie warbeada in ICBM'a. VerlflcaUon then could mun l<tldlng an Inspector to open up nose cones and look lnllde. 1bla la oometblng even the United Slat.I might not allow. One ~ II that the ooJl way to reach formal agree. ment or a tacit undentandlnl to >ou., er llmll mulilple 'waiheads 'would lie to do ao Wan either country baa lllgbl leoled IUcb SJlllemil 1111· ftclenUy to d<ploy I h e m ---· So lar neltbu country •Po pean to have reached ttlll pint, Tbo Unit.cl States beian • iGgtby pr<lll'llD to Olgbl tMmaltliio worbeadmlaalleo 1D A11JU1L Ruaala may bavo belUD tucb tall 1borll1 tllier..,..., · WAUHOUll OV1UT ..-... Cepot s-Oolt•Wrwsb•-Dlnbla ... 48'' table. chain flK.M Sol Reg. $241.00 --........... ... -·-' J. J. INICmlOCm _, llltCH IT., frU. ................. , ..... " lcid1 Uke to '.(.ti NidY.' • ' 1 I I " .... ___ ~1:::;;::=.~~:::;:::.:-_·~· .... -~·~·~~~::::::::;::=:::::::::~======:=:~:::::;:;;;~:;::;::::;::::;:!:;;::::=::;:';;'.?;::% ~'" ........... -... ~··--,.,.. • . . 12 Fddly, OoWIJer u. 1868 --- • -r - / -. «FOR '. A-P·RESIDENJ :IOMORR . . . . ' .. • • , This lioy will lit prosHlent of something some day. Maybe even of the United States. At letst thr1e presidents-Herbert Hoover, Harry Truman tnd Dwight Eisenhower - were news,,.perboys. The presidents of mtny large companies are former new'spapei:-- boys. r One reason a newspaperboy goet so far is th1t he has a unique opportunity to ~Irate • successful business of his own, buyin9 newspapers at wholesale and delivering and. ..n:, Ing them to you at rote~. W 1 h1Y1 718 of these young business executives at tho DAILY PILOT. .,...,,., - lf6• .. ,._,... Wiik . , .., llr .. 11. ,,.. ' ·, ' ' . " . ... ... ~ .... ..-.-:;.~ ~'::'· .- (Satu.rday is · International Newspaperboy Day) 0 ---...... . . , _, - Un<ler t~e guidance of men traine<I to work with lioys, t~ey •re ileveloplng JOlf.<f.S. cipline, courtesy and ·dependability. They know how to keop books and meko 1 profit. N·~wadays, there aren't.m~n~·places left where• boy can supplement his "book Jhrning.1 • • , . ~.' Maybe it is a little early for you to vote for your newspaperboy as President tomor- .. row, but you can help us ~olobrat1 International N1wspaporboy Day by taking time to !I h , 1 give him your vote of confidence with a word of appreciation for is service. Do that • • • '•· today! · DAILY PILOT • • • > ., . ....... ,-.~ .. ,. , .. , ,.,. .. '•'· " .·. " . " ,. -.• · .. . ., • ' ,, • ....! . ' I , • • , _________ ...... ,..... ____ ,__ _____ __..,.___,_,,,=,,,__...,.-----== ---- EXCHANGE PRESIDENT Mlc:haal J. Gortnor I frfdlr, -11. 19111 ,,LY l'flOT JS . Orp~aned Y o~ths Still . Stay Togeth~r . . . l'ENETUTION MallZ, -(.&J') -"I_,. lo bo • ..., a -ud buU)' ... wbo "t5 "'1 .,.. !'Ye dlllClll -1s.· .. Illa. :..~;====f=~::C::~~~~~~~~ lr oad druml al ...... 11', aald. Ht .al-hlf'j.,..-~'lo, Harllct &:Mo!. Richard , "la OllJ' o111or tlluda ID Ult 11 tl)al I ~·t Ptlllola ~II~ .... fftl• -Ibo lddo lbal lonol" 1IJt ...mOd a &~~"""'' been can al Jildo." "Bui -do loo. ~ a~ ~ ,,.. -_, ... UW.·luay. "la,lbo t;o ''JC .. r,-.'eoo . ... house, ... oNr hOd -• -tyll'Jlhlnc la.& boll ind -...... ClnBI .. ,...,.1 .... ,, .... _tdli1 1ually -la· • ~ud1bo!IUyaln7a 1111.ioc fla."1 -lldi"W Ibo IU ~ro-W•mo-lpt --~-~ ... 1-.,~~ slept wllll me. ll'Nry bo"1 "l'dllbllbav.1 .... w. ...... Roten' -liact." . • ~ ... ~ --tha oJonc Ibey ...., llle ',_ 18 a two--porlod too Bui a.,, and Lila, ,, Doi>-In( 1t 1:11. He IDlllt be at )Ila ,..1~ :!'." • 'd = ~ut.! 1::~~u·:r"u:! =-.,., --",.... ""• 10, -• Pa~~-.,. not Job by !. Domo wU.. blm: • ••--•--.,, -""™ Ihm pts tbe dill*-ap for 'Al"" tb1 aoe'411it, lt.... to -v• mon of u td&auUon In • ·-» <!IOllllinl • Richard'• Alory --•--1 --·~ ed to me we oboukl •• 111,.t Ibo chonct. 1(1 ean ~ -aad a llh dlltrwyod u a i.the aperotor. Their oup-=: ;,;,.M to ~ ~ toptller," be Aid. "1 lmqw l lo· nJaht ICbooi -.cloy, "j lbelr ...... -pall --s 0 cl al ... properly-· and that wouldn't want ti lo bo -wouldn't mind Iha! al all. 'TedoJ, llft al tho ~ kwlty and Ibo Velenm' Ibey iet ,to Ibo bus 00 time. way ii I wu -·" Now, I wouldn1 !mow wbol lo ~ "'!.,~· jual."' thq ·~. 1 Is ....... •-·ur·-AlthOugb only married~ Rlcharo ..., hlmeell u a lab. -..... 1 • ..,,... -~ ~ --· March, she In effect has the lalherandllonnauamother. Doanotp>bolW.wtthbtr BuWa. lf, married and left by Rocen. a factory dull~ of a mQlber of five. "I '0 1bat'1 what the kids thlnt of b•lblnd away In the ~. mo..,{ n11 -Ibo rancho ""--and the 131,000 trust cion'I mind 1t all" Sbe Aid. her as beJns," be aid. Now "II would bo ldad al i:...t,u atyla lano •Jmpatbellc fund from contrlbuUons that "Al long u I've ""°1jlr\1U~ Doona'a only It and Pat Is IJ shellld~atRlchinl -1luill 00 the ubea will• 80 lo the children when It's been that way._ll'falwa)'I and old 10< her ap. So Ulere ''Tbon are ¥ awr.l lol of f Paa.Port to the reilthing ............... ...... ,, ........ ..... ,,., .....,,..... ....... ~II I 15olil...,. _____ .....,_ .... .... ba ..... llM .... , ....,"' IMO,,I Attorney·" al ·lbo·bornad ~. _ tht7; rwb It. · -that way." tan•i: that mucb dUlerence. dee!-, thai 1 1aa,. up to .._. rslll -;')lt t..,...,,._ .. mjf • Rlcbard, -II. alJo mar-1" -· 1llilcb IO< 'lbori Is Utile -.,.,,.,. Stlll ll 'Docma .. ,. onythln1, blm. I can1 mab -·· rledbutotayoaawllhbiawile, a lllM .canie rr.m·a11 over Ina nelflbbon. •-iald.· Patwiulddoll.ll'•lheume ''Tbon abould boa man ·c I C H L Ir ''~ Donna,ubeldoltholamllJ. tho-1d,~1izmoolhl '"l'ber uk ua bow_, aft,"' wllll Ibo otben. They don1 """""'the -for eome• , .. lllftl: --•Ir. .. _ ,. iTo _Head. Exchange Newport Beach attorney 111- chael T. Gertner bu been elected president of the Coro- na del Mar Exchange Club au<:<eeding Keith R. Clark. ' Gertner, a member of the Newport Beach law firm Rob- ertson, Howser and Garland, hal!I stressed the importance on programs designed to increase the Involvement of young people in community attain .. A naUve New Yorker, Gert- ner wu graduated from Col· umbla University Law School ind New York Uninnlty Graduate Law School. He has been associated with -tho Newport Beach flnn since 1965. Gertner b a member of the Orange County Estate Plan- ners CouncU and the Orange County Bar Association Tu: Com:miltee. November Extension Classes Told Following are the lecturel being offered by Ul)ivenlty of caJilornia Extenaion durlni the mo n t b of November. Admlssion wiil cost 13.50 per lecture. Tuesday, Nov. 5-Rellgion Today: Fallll, EthiCI ind Law, with Robert B. Mcl.aml, usi.stant professor of educa- tion, Cal State College, Fullerton. 7:30 p.m., St. J ostph College auditorium, 380 S. Batavia, Orange. Wedneaday, N ... I -The GeoeraUon Gap: Tod a y 'a Rock Miiiie. John IL BUHll, manager and program direc- tor, KRLA; Anthony Bernhard, M.A., co-author, "'Ibe Battle of Sunset Strip." 7:30 p.m., Science Lecture Hall, UC!. Thursday, Nov. 7 -Educa- Uon For ll<rnarria,.: Sep- tember lz 51111 No\ Too : Late. Verne Benglson, -t pn> feSIOf of IOCloli:cJ and an- thropology, USC.:., 7:30 p.m., Natural Sciences 117, UC!; Tuesc111, Nov. IJ-Rellglon Todoy: RelJJrloui FOuildattoni of Ed~ailon. ~Morton Fierman, Ed.D., }ll'Qleuor of education, Cal State College, Fullerloo. 7: lO p.m., 8 t. Joseph College Audttortmn, 380 S. Batavia, Orange. Wednesday, Nov. U -nM: Generation Gap: The New Art Scene -e pan<! dlacuaalaa "1 four artlst.s. 7:30 p.m., Science Leclare Hall, UCI. Tbursdat, Nof. 14--Ed\lca- Uon for Remarriage: IN!anl Love Through IBM. Arthur L. Wllaon, president, H U m a D Inventory, Inc. 7:30 p.m., Natural Science 187. Tueeday, Nov. It-Religion Today : ·Science, TeclmololY ind Rellgloua Etblca. Norman Pe~ leldor 171tem1 anafyst, Vlct o r-GNen Aaoclates. 7:M p.m.1 SL ·· Joseph College Auditorium, 380 s. Balllvia, 0r,..e. • Wedne9day, Nov. tO """' Thi Generatlo·n GaP: An Articulated Critique al Everr· day Lile. Dr. HermlD Ala4 ander. author, lecturer, con- IUJtanL 7:30 p.m., · Sclence Leclore Hall, UC!. i Tburaday, Nov. 21 -F.doca-, Uon tor Remarriage : Mine, Youn utd Oun. Allen P. Webb, Ph.D., cllnleal pocybOJosiol and ledurer II USC. 7:30' p.m., Natural Sclenctl 117. TUeedoy, NOY. •-R.iJalon Today: Tbe Future al Man. Rev. n-tor. Madin, S.T. D., cbalrman, ~ al TbeolollJ, Sula C la r a Ullf...,ity. l :IO p.m., Sl JOll!lh. Cones• A-lam, . JIO s. Bataria, Orqo; - QUI°'• .,. ... ., •''"" .. ...... ........... ,... ....... . ............................ ,, ... ft•i. •f tht DAllY ,,LOT. • t Bui Rlcl!anl r-a draft ogo. · · she Aid. "They doll'I come ..,, 'YOll'n DOI ""'motlier.' aulhcrrily, roally." ~· MMo. 'Calif, · 1 . Tai. 146-7914 call. He la meklog a defer-"111'>1toolw<Iml11 lan1 over a!lil 1tlclr: -ieee~IDlo=~'llleJ2~ .. ~alq.=~·!.·~· ~~~~·~·w~tD,:tba:nk~JOG.=-"~IUclJard=:!~~===============~ !Dint. too 111J tither," Aid Richard, tblnp."· ~'Sometbml I have m, uld. . . '. • ' • I .. • ; • .. • APar ent living for sin e ' ... _ -- / --.... • . . le hastjust been re-invented. ' ' / / -__ .... . I • i . ' Ifyou'resingle,21•;,,~100 · g~aii~.£-,.· .. a_partment complex.with e· to offer · ~~· than a community !iiba · handball in , ;.::::::; ~ • thealleyway,looiinto newSouthBay -clubs;JacuzzipooJs:' ._, Club, Newport • indoor golE driving raAge, But you'd er be quick aboutit, game.rOO!il, party room with dance because reserv ont.are bei)lg taken at a floor, bulfet.and b11t, color TV low;i_~ and reoordpace Acttoclay,or.sixmonths.fmn_ .ample parking. Someb.odx else will have now so y else will be living in a · the chance to ~y live the single lile. sing) , 1 or 2 bedroom decorator fur• · -· .Wt:.re tiling reservations for the • #ed apartment. Somellody else will be .South Bay, Club, Newport Beach out of e to take advantage of on-site facilities a trailel"-llecause we don't open until that include tennis, volleyball, basketball, March. Just come to Irvine Avenue a~ swimming, billiards, sauna baths, health ' I 614 Street and sign up. Dolt ~y. or ' ODll TnlPOIW\Y OPI'ICB AT OUR PllRMANBNT LOCATION. mVJNB A!U>· I 6TH, NBWPOllT JllL\<lll ' -call (7.14) 645-0550. -, IP YOU o»iT W.Arr IE the idea of a South Bay Club sounds ~ a gOod thing, but you can't wait ilx - months tO move in, don't start climbing the walls. There's another Sou~ Bay Club already open in Gatden Grove It. 12091 Bayport'Street. It's 6lling up fast S9YOU'd better call first (714) 636'030. " .' ----_ .... -----1714-...,._. ... ,_,. ""' .... •FF?? 7 PIM --1714-1 ... _.., -··· •a.tr u 11, ,,,_ --& ;, .-............, --------- . I I • _,. __ _ 1714----· . • J-- j • " I ! ) I ' ,, I • \ I I . . . . ' . ~ ·furniture -- Liquidator~· 1807 Newport Blvcl. Costa Mes111 TERMSs Cash ancl Carry !Terms and Delivery on 1.Gr9er Ordenl Klck·.-ff Times 1 1 A.M. Salurcl~ SHARPt ' ' ----~-- ' ' • ' ' Limited ' Quantities Many Items One· of· a· Kincl Everything Sacrifice on The Altar of Necessity. FIRST COME • : : FIRST SERVED! 'f I NOTHING HELD BACK INCLUDING RESALE MERCHANDISE . - JO·ONLYI 4HNUINI GOLD SIM ·. MAI IRESS $ETS 111• v•ry fln•rt money c.111 Lvy l Lux11rlou1 y•t •xtf• firm, l1111tlf11I Co111n. Lif1tlm1 con1truc7 tlen. 20 y11r 1111r1nte1l FURNITU'RE .LIQUIDATORS QUIT! · - ~· Hicleabecl, Hlcleabecl HIDEABEDS Pressing money demands forces Furniture Liquidators to sac-· TWIN Olt FULL SIZE SETS 589.90 VALU!S TO $23'.50 .... -5139.90 ORIGINALLY S1•t.SO .. -.. ---- QUEEN SIZE SETS OOIGINALLY $Uf.50 ...•.• 5 139.90 J-PC. KING SIZE SETS OOIGINALLY Plt.50 ......• 5 189.90 JQ LOYIL T SPANISH LIV.NG 'OOM SUIUs~ rifice its entire fine stock right now! IO's of IOOO's of dollar.s worth of new decorator furniture-sacrificed! We're going to sell it for just what it will bring! Prices literally slaughter- ed! Every possible kind of furniture you name it-we've got it~ and at th:e lowest furniture prices ever offered in Calif. VALUES TO $2't.50 ... -5 169.90 VALUES TO $369.50 ........ 5199.90 . . ALL MAPLE LIVING ROOM SUITES & TA.LES A COMPLET~~A . '9.-f A~1AST,IC . DISP?SAL " . -OF ou:tt. !KtlRli" !$TOf:K ~: "r ~·.·· , . :· ' . Som• ;;{th lov• Se1ts ' VALUIS TO -•• •3aa;oo VALUll TO $549.50. __ ''299.90 VALUll TO PH.50-:·-·-1199090 ) '· . • ~ f I .; > • t 1" • PENNI~$_ O~ Tfl~. DOtL~R ! 50°/o off: · · · I' •,• .. . , :. : :·) -. CHNUINE ROTOL • 0 -PEDIC MATTRESSES & · BOX SP.RING SETS · 9UILTID, TUFTI.ISS. IDIA JllM AND LUXUllOUS ••• 15·YlAI aUA.l.ANTll . ~ . \ 7 ONLY ; . GQRGEOUS S.PANISH LOVE SE~TS Same In ,Fine-Antfqut Velvets. 50 LOVELY TABLE LAMPS DICOlATOl PllCU PIOltl THI NATION'S PINm MANUPACTUUU Values to $29.95 • ~holce $11. 99 Values to $44.50 •Choice $16. 99 Value• to $6~.50-Cholce $29.90 · ' s95 00 Vais. to $154.00-Cholce • FULL or TWIN SIZE $69 90 WORTH $139.50 • • • • • • • • . Q""EEN sn $119 9 ·0 -. WOllTH $219.50 • ·• • • • • • 3-~lece KING SIZE $16·9 90 WO $289.50 • , • • • • • . va1,. to s299.5o .. chqlc• s1 so~oo . -~ . . . . ·2 ONLY FLAT TOP NORGE WASHER . ;·\ 1 1 ONLY MISMATCH KING Sill DEWn WALNUT DESKS GAS DRYER . aor.r ·~:1s~ 3-Pc. MATTRESS GROUP . -OUR OWN FLOOR SAMPW A LOVELY LUXURIOUS SET Frigidaire Two Door CqppertOM. ftoost "--· REFRIGERATOR ' ·, \' s1.3r Originally $169.50 . ' $6 Reg. $39.50 --Choice s15 ....... ,, ...... ~n- RANGE . 1004 AMAZING and UNBELIEVABtE Bargains! COME EARLY AND STAY LlTE! Music, Coffee, Doughnuts and Fun! ,· ,· l ' l Balloons For The Kids, Courtesy For All! REMEMBER it all starts at 11 a.m., Saturday QUANTITIES ARE LIMIDDI AU 3-PIECES . FURNITURE LIQUIDATORS 1807 NEWPORT BLVD. COSTA MESA SAT. AND SUN. 11 A.M. TILL 6 P.M. MON. THRU FRI. 11 A.M. TILL 9 P.M • . ,. ....... • • • ;w .. . ~it WQ\l't beji, Hollywood. 1 ' '• . . / ·. .e,.1 tbal -·t mea there wcm't be llgbte ~g and fans ,; . ~4 ?""M. the gJitterilig cast. , · ·~· tbe .ta,. will be bo4b f<lnlgn m1. clGmililc ••• tbe""" au1x>mobil.S. , . '/ . , . Bl!OOSoring the gala 'iii!! be nine Orangt County dlapters ol Na- tional Assistance League Including llje Newport H-r. H111111nJton Beach and Laguna Beach chapters. • • . • .. , ' ' ' I . The fjft.b annual Premiere Night ol lhe 1988 Auto Show will fate. place fron\:6 :30 lo 11 p.m. In the Aiiahe!m CQl!vention•Center. ilal'l 111 •1 ·• the ,G1'8Dd , Lobby will s..-ve ltt1ln 6 p.m. and dinner :Mil be oervOll· from 6:30 lo 9 p.m. . . r . . A faShlon show, featuring tlie creations ol S\ldnkv North will be s)>own by mOdels from eac)l participating ~~'. ~g will be lo the music of Manny HAnnon and his orchestra rhter the fashion show. In the COllrS!! of the, evening, guest. may 1o11Jw the red ca'll"I to the ill,000 square fool area wllich will house moc1e(s.of all the autos as well as "'lmping vehicles, provided by the Mofur(Car Dealers AB· soclation of Orange County and the Orange COWlly Dealer Services Associatioo. ' Worloing oo the committee for the Newport·Beacb chapter are· the Mmes. Robert A. Ramsey, chairman; Lonnie VinCen~ decora1iOOJ1; Frederick Prescott, models ; Ro~ert E. Latner, tick.ts; Paul Rog,ers, sustaining representative, and Nickolas J. Frank, Walter Burroughs, Jobn Davies, Edgar Hirth, Frank Hopkins, Carl Service, Jobn Casblori, Cora Peggy Wallace and Joseph Clarkson, ways and means. Making arrangements for the Huntington Beach chapter are the Mmes. Floyd Hair, chairman; D. R. Par1ch, tickets; Leland Valen· . tine, fashions; James Sayer,. boStesses and dinneri Melvin Penball, awards; Fletcher Der!, decorations; Gilbert Turnbull and Jack Bra• . ' met, publldty, ·and Grover Pounds, models. Comm;ttee members from Laguna Beach include the Mmes, Thomas H. Jones, president; Danial Schryver, ways. and.'me.!ns chair- man; Jobn Solomon and Frank Darling, ways and means co-chair- men1 Nichola; Malouf, ticket cbalrman; Milan Chiba and Howam A~~. ticket committee; Robert B. Malone, patrQness chairman; Mario Tarta~lla, hostesses; Charle. Coffyn, d~ratipos ; Robert L. l\farvl!!. faslliOllS; W. B. Grantham, awards chainnan; Charles W. · Frmer Jr., dinner chairman, and Patrick H. Rendall, publicity. . . . . Tickets al $5 per person for the auto show and $5 per person for the dinner may be obtained by calling any D)ernber of the Newport Beach A.!sistance League, or by ,calling Mrs. Hair al 544-9618, Mrs . Parsell at »:47-1655 · o< Mrs. Norman Warner at 536-6113 In Huntlngton .. , ; .. Be<lch, <ir ·bY calling the ·ticket c<immlttee memben In Laguna Beach. VINTAGE AUTOS -That's what will be shown at lhe Premiere Auto Show spoo.wr~. by tile nine Assistanc;e ll9ague chapters ol Orange County Nov. &, but tile vintage will be 1969, not 1931. Closely examining the 1931 Ford Model A De Luie Roadster.wh!ch.mlgllt have.been a part of an auto sho'w ol the pa8t are area AssistanCe League chalimen, (left to right) the·Mmes. Robert/>;. ;Ramsey ol Newiiort Beach, .Floyd Hair ol HunUnglon B'l8db and Dani8\.A. .Schryv~, ol•LagwJa Be!ich. l ,•· , . ·~ ~ . . ·. . ~) . ' At Mermaid Ball 1,' ..n·· • -r ,;,:; -: • • • " •• .. . . . . .1~!.' ' . . . .. The lridl>SCenl ~ CJ an undersea garden will transform th Newv Porter Inn !on\Ol'l'O'ft:I. when the Little Mermaid and King Neplunt &old court dut!DC the annual LIWe Mermaid Ball. · • . ' The gll~ ol ' · s oi the eteam of aa1ins and brocailes will · , · hance 11Ht colOrful worn by !be women and compliment the slliJliO · mer!n-~" · worn by Miu Susan McClarty, LIU!• Mermalc!AeB-:' l . will be lllra. C. Robel't Hubblird, guild presid"1i!, ilid, Mrs. ClldJ•: ball chairman. · · " · · -' .' ·AW·•· ' 'g members amt"theit giiests as they arriv't.totliie 'r' ": p,J!I,-.~·~ party whicb .pre<ed~ an 8:30•dbli)er wijl'.liethe Mm~s. · '. •Bll'!f Otlido~afrman;'James •Rldenour, table h~1; William.Buis, lllble arr•111>1ents; A. A, Dowers, decorations; ~ Holts, reoerva•. tiou;-Nor!U Maraball, '!nvftalions; Rwsell Rally; !rule Neptune; Ralpb N Utile Mennala, ·and Leonam ·Peal, -..... • . fUng mtmbers ll!l4 .thelr guMta·ll> ta\lft,s'.wlll.be .the-Litue Jll:er· • couit,' comprised ol the Misses Tert '111urin; ~r Bauer, Tami • . • :t.. JoiJile Edwards, Jmi Downard aM.JackieJieo;mlnilon. ~ .-ollo\vlng_ the .. aimoqncement ol the ~-Hunl!ngton Beacb· .who will be honored as' King Neptune, !lie young vromen and their•, t~ will join the nf!W ruler when he ..cof!a M!Js McClarty to the danca • 11_.to ott1dally beg1n ·111ellall: . " " · MU'llc 'ftit•ilanclng"wlll,lie ~eel by Tempo PaN. , Amoiig"1jlon who wlll_~thfilr homes to guHto before-the i.n are Mr. iDd lll'I. >Jlu!>bard.and jlll. and' Mn. Ilov(ers, who w111....-a ..ick- 1 tall P8rlY .• ~·l)M! ~-l!:/1!11W}llh,and Mr. and Mrs. IWlly alto.haveln-- l·cARRYING THE llALL -Wben the doors ol the Newpotter Im ars/(left to rightt the/Mm ... Cllarlts'Heller, chairnliii; vlW friin;ls forpreball.coc:.llllll; ahd Mr. and Mrs. John Ftencb will en- swl1ig. wide to welcome members and '81!0Sls ol the sixth ann1181 , RldelJOl'f, A..A.. Dowolrs.,Andre:w Ho!tz jand William lllllit. t¢aln !JI ~!_Cqron• ¥ )fu·hilme ol her molller and Miier, Mr. and Mrs; 1 Mermaid Ball tomorrow night, the comnilttee which h11 devoied , '!>red )Dy Ille . Little Mel'JJ!aid GWld, tht ball is, a ma ' P'red Grab~ · , . • 1 . I . . . . long hours of wori< to assure ita·succea will be prMent to welceme\ ,, ovent whldl ·benefll& Cbllilren'11Hospit41 ol Orange ·. Followliig !bl ball Dt .. ana Mrs. Heller and Di. Ind Mis: oklida Will . tliem.Aliionglliecommi-~whowillbepeettng1gutS1s 1/ ·. /', . , · / : , · .. : ~hOlf1:portttedieHellers'.111itellliiieNewportfl\ · • -·' Spouses Joust Ov~r W 1 o Dcje he P~y_in9 for ih·e Carf aefe:. nEAR ANN LANDERS: !:wry • • I olt .,.. we never tnow ',1 .;u,~~11anWrtti.I.~-·HAxm;·lllt•>t '.t ·_.~· r irandparent TI>e1 usually die be1Gn 1a1e 1i01i1 wal t11e -w11t P•• ..._ .-~ BA.VE: .. ta11 hr. one.-morning at 7:15 our nlflh!Sor 1f'ho works in the same dffice with .m1 bua-- band drops b)' to &!ft my husband • Ult. Thlo bas been l!>inl on for Ia months. I know the routine by. heart. • Ha aay1, "Just give m.e coffee." Then I i we. are :OOra·ia°""· widow.a .. , IM1?0atell (lleHare. • .,.. •• oo;r,.llaweow, -19 dot11DOluaoc ta.Wltttthe motblh of 1 ; 4 • -: ~ • . • ·St· W" w.iit·Jj• / our lrlendJ becaUJe !bey are .,.at' · DlllAR· AHN >I>ANl>EJIS: M 1 :'*!*;!~ .:.'...> ~ "7\ . , lie w1ndl up readllnc for the mufftnl, My husband 1ay1 he b no extra work the rolls, the berries, the cereal -and, 1ietlde1, the ride In the mormng everytbing in light. When we have mate. It a fair deal for eveeyone. b8Cl!ll and ow ho ..,., "Mt, that What do you 101! -SllO!tT ORDER omells (OOd. ·JUI! -•II for me, COOK • I pleue." "I _, Tb8 office la 12 .short blocb from DEAR COOK1 Tell ytar •asll'and tlfe MY mother hlN and a Dice big bus nmr ey our wilt .. wort II tlle memilf ;,iq a4c1 ao 1 !hint I hOU1e every 11 min~ It, .,. .. rean •Ills life ••d lbe JIOVe)ty ol IOI knowlldp. bow /I -frl>Jb llra!Jbl l'Ut Jiit ~.. " ... ..., """'1"''1 for bna'<ful,J'1n adl bore. I , . · ' • ,This cfOwn bu • 1t1on.11 healtbJ itft to 1oan. Whee the We.at~r ll btd W.e t•lafe ' debdl~) ~er~ to "Jay. wue wlio.llk01 .to ·11oep11n the morillng •. .; .. ~111 .mlllle u ~•C!eoi:r::/'b'·t• d•I· · 'fn111 •.n ·-& lo1e t~ut> ltlhlr•' I .,.,.w., . ...i -tbulg~.~blm.-ly 11ouHr al dan ilJlkeAorgef ll _ wll.eo ft Jn OID' DI. U'ber dle1~1 ed by app111xlrltately ~ yeara,-· • busbtod'l lllter wu. marrlad lo 1 • ---.. ... '"'!' ~--. : , ~ ll we.want lo mhry We ll1ill ettbei wondetfu1 m,n. Tboy' bad tlirtt et-• . ; . tan mother In or mov..-llt with her. ' trletlve ·~· Tlw' -.. .... ,A1'<flllll It-·~ .. Mdll-- Slie ii too old to leave alOde. (Quilt!) ellilt Two 1eor1 .,. Ill)' -!J>. -· li10U'llllot you llht.to1*tili: · Please, Ann, let ~ 1ublecl )loM.' · law 1 11lndllcrotllinl" -IO wldo-lit OCC<lplod. by.,...-.-_ - Childree an· for v.nats In their mo. !)' IUlvn ililll her bMlml dh......S -. -.. "-..i Y'• -Peoplo In · Vie • '4di 1hould ba\19 'Mr. Thi 'Into Ibo ..U l'10IDJq with ~ Oiily;" · ~ A. i.-. Jrandcllildrfn. ~ HORSE'S MO:l!'l'I! proinplly. movtd lnlo hlr boma. Sbo 8euc1 a ctllll In 'otlll .. e --· · ' -~ ' uys lhe would marry bllll but lhe addreosed, tlalliped mul1pt .... DEAR MOUTll1 'lfte1 • -41 • -~ want lo &Ive up lllo a1lmoll)' ,_ requnt. 1 • • wrllel lo '•1" #lt )i·Mr llslo ~ l<hldl II ''l>taallful.'' If lbe didn't hen . Ami La11c1er1 wlll•llt fl!d11..,_ aii4 1..uar follea •""' 11~ •• ¥1 · thechlldroordloolltlle,o!hor""1, but wttll rout~.·limil-tlllor '(4111J to leM1er .. 'lo jldn, oll • elllt. I -llW~ I tlllnt 1ho .. In care ,Of ttio> DAJl.T PILOf, -JV,. ... .,. .. ,_, ... ..,.. ...... I l.lrallip.Whstwould~uesDllar.!-Inf a ltlf.Mldr....._ its.,..• dta't *fl tt, 111tt wr.emadlll --~ ':vzlUTAI ... J 1 , ... z .... -··\ltlopl.\· •. \. • · .. -~. . ~ . . . I . . • l I \ I I ) I { .. . . ~. -·- -.v- - • Peering Arot,1nd - GIW>U•TING Into KOPS (Irtep 09 -_,) m two --el tho Walat lfticbn fll Jl.M' ... Bl*b 'IU'& ......... a .,... __ IDValleJ View ldlool .....,. II r I • -...-.•loot II ..-, and -. laclc Nilrbf, •-II poomda. DUlllllG tho loniml ' fall tulh -Clrol 'ii h. d d' dalltl!lai: " Mr. .... Mn. M11loa llbedd of N-1 Beach, WU p1ed&ed by AIJiha KaptNI chapter of Alpha' Chi . Omep al the UnlvenltJ of Orqm. Dr. and Mrs. Riedel Mark S·ix Decades M-1-0UT A MLCOMl-Mrt. Pllillp Wlw, y • a I \• -...0 ct bl OrMe County Medical A' S ' a ... 1111'9 t11at two aE Ile UCl medical . il .. I\ W-(Wt ID :dlbl) Mn. EdW8l'd ~ and Mn. -Combe -thelr ..,., lllOUD<f Orange ~. UCI medical faculty 'lriVOI will be welcomed at a opedal dee Tuesday, Ott. !G. FOii rn llth year .....ion thellii:LA clut of 11111 will meet al Ilia Cave del ilOyl, ' Loo Anplao So~. OCl •• 'Oller the llCLA-8tinf<lrd toot:. ball 11me. Advance l'tlen'a- tlool foe tho l:M p.m. ~ cocldaJI .-ptloa .,. being ~ by Irv Goldrlq, clua preotdent, at 11&.-. r DR. AND MRS. J. A. RIEDIL Dli~ AftnJYer1iiry.- • .. JAMBI D. ~"was -.. 1l1a 11th blrtllday by tile ·-·ts of llolllng HOlllel Mobile Part In Costa Mea. Hospita./ Aux.iliary "\. kequests ~olunteers Medical Wives Get Acquainted A noldeat of Onnp <;ouDty alnce 1111, comlll( I r o m Republic. Mo., the -has lived In Costa M-alnce 1128. Be -lied ln the oil flelds In food Tour Of Europe ' Savored Huntlnlt<a Beach for 21 A Gounnet Tour of Europe Cl·ub Booking October Dates yem, allo dofiw -farm-wlli be taken by membera Of 0...... Couiity' a.a.,,... flf ~ Ball, Orange, LIYO Ing. ' the" Stephen;• College Alumn~e · the Catholic Alumni Clilb has .., •• lllUllc will be played Im: h oriintatloa.lfllSlon will ty audllarJ and present . 11He ii a remarkable ClubofOrangeCountyatthetf. booked aeveral . dates· ·thil •. anddanelnJ: _,."' . I;. 1 ~ ·~ A "'!!l h voiUU-. is being made Jw ·• · tllo IUIW!f formed Coolta Mesa Memorial HOI- lie combined with a blc dillrlct COW>dlor to the atato genUeman Jn hit quiet and . · month !or speclal eve!Jil. . W-.U.. · welcome for wives of. the auDlltry. unobtrusive manner.~· aald meeting next· Tuesday at l Thetlrs\dateontbeQmda . . . ~arc:ling the medlca1 achoo! faculty of UCI Pourinl will be p a 1 t Mn. Joe Shaft, one of the p.m. In the Fullerton home of is a monthly medins next ft,lllial ma1 be made by call-~ .A!ulllery. . ~W<>man Interested In serving '!Vith thil, ' " aroup ia invited to a member·: :!ft . Tliesday, Oct. 15, In the holpltal I Franlc !!rum, d>arter plM!dent wtJl :• L oonl!u/111.lhe meellng, an<! welcoming new- prelldentl Including the bosil. "He oceulonally coou Mrs, John C. Packan!. . Sunday at !:1J p.m. In the 1n1 ·"°'"Dorothy Tlndtr, lli- bave recently moved to Mmes. Doter R. Ball, Lewis and serves a dinner flt hm-Guiding the armchair tbur thart8r· Rciule, An1 behn1 Tha: ·01lll. 1 e Coonty. Ellmorollld William M. Moa. cheoo fer the people o1 the wm·Jie Mn. Jeane Done wbb : Rev. Pl!J! M.U,~cbaplaln el . A'_, diJc:IJalon will lie Armed with mapt and di= Mn. Duler T. Ball, wile of pork. He II contented to Hve the month /rOm ol Innaepi ~ Ocl. 21 't 1 1J pm. ill'!" llld Information aboot the Oranp COllnty Medical quleily with hit 11owen llld Is '. a prof....,. Of ,honie ChOrch Cyprtu wtlll)>OOkm . · · ' : . ' P<i!nll of lnteretl, memben of AuoclaUoo prulden~ will a~ hi.. nelghbon and II respected ecooomic. at Ch a pm an Bciw w'e Can Be Better Chrll-. With the ~v, Mente -~ Or11111e County Medical tend the gu"" boot, llld loved by all who know College· In Orange llld a U1111. by Being "Cliirllabli. ·~°'church, to)llCI. Tllo comell will be the membership cha1rman, • Mn. ~ NeWe who may be called at 545- AuXjlilry are sponsoring the AM!sUng Mn. MacLachlan him." member Of the NaUooal Home , • N ... notlim will : be ..,:_ , '1'ltl'DC :Will be In t b • ' ·~ 2574 for turther information. • lOa.m.coffeenextTuesdayin in her welcomlng duties will EcGnomlcs As.110ctatlon cepted ~or offleer.1, .lltd: ~b,.Jlome of Ml11 the bpme of ,ux.1uacy pres!· be: the .Mmes.. Brian Ewald, members wl)o wtm ~ • Ma.ureen 'Donilell dent, ¥rs. Frank E. Kendrick Sanfofd 'A. Hepps, G. John n!giona1 board. • ·vOlunteU for cbairmanshlps · Clo9fDi OOt the ri.onth'a .e-A jtmior allliliary also is being orgru>ized, of N~ Beach. . Knauer, Laurance A. Mosler, Alumnae The Gounnel ,+oor w~ .• ~ID do .. •t ·llie .,(llberinl. tlyijle/J l!jll,be a party on Ocl. • • • • and high s'dlool girls between tile ages C1I 18 and 18 may call Mrs. Ronald Stonge at 154&. 2729~ offer services. ·Mra.=d 0. MacLachlan 1\a)pb E. SUrllng llld Philip graduale end!' couree offered Electl<im wtll jakpJ.,. NoY,' 21i, al ·I fi.'!. In F. L ill . of the .Vent llld W1naor ol Newport Bea~. T p by Amona Stale Univenily io. , ' ilc,l>orialfs . Ana home . bu lo aD'paat preiildents Tbe centerpiece will be a 0. 'ICf'.l l•C · · Tiie ~'" jS·•.:_..-lls W M1111"""1i!pln the orram... • -• ·l " .. ·~ . . ::: !ioroscope\ ·:·: ofthe·au>lllaiytogreetthe UCI ·bulldlng model sur· · thilpaataummer.Tbel"'!P olrt<>berl7a1msaivt:· tl'ol.liioj>eD ·toalngleCatbollc = thanAllo~ medicalilfacullyMn. niundett by miniature oran1e 1be nra' ~ual -~· ·.icnlc of ' toured --ef&ht countries 'in ce&-da,Y OCt. 1t in' the Kn1lbtl "-·coUeP . 11-r. d u.a t e s tr w .. _ Ir.,., llld an auortmeot of tral Europe and "ale their ' ' --'•--' ......_ Tbe -·· the AIUllllll of the en1ty ·-.--~ David Hertq , presl~ent Peralu ·or an I e s and of Arlzoil8 af'TuClon wm ·be way-arourHl·the continent." meeta 111.tbe leC()Dd Sund17 ol. of"'li\@ -luid R .. ldenll homemade lrult breads. staged --~ 'p,)11. Further inlonnatlon can be Al 'fry' every Dllllllh al 7·:• p.m. In :;iv;::.':!..'"'P ~'t~ ;.~are=;::,~ . Sundq, Oo!. J! 1n,_-. _::_;_ rece1~~ fai"ni the botteu um nae Iha Qiapter Bouse. ••• . -. · .. :" •. • • Sagitf ."~:.Begin '· ~~ the0 \Students of tile 'CalllGrnia c:o11ege of TbeU.uuStamanc-at .,.._, Mn. Henry For Husbands =· GioOp at tile ,.-1 ~==== ·a:~v::r~ .. ~a:f=~~· llliiboliillGl~Jle!l•PI .···-Rtf'Ts ~~the tecelvJntline are tea111 al'IJCI. It ii ~I 1lie • K.:.tban IOO :..::""' -, ',. • alwnnM 'Wlll..)o,Jiiii!nd 11 a ; Nowk Afa " ill Follow 1rill fie the Mmes. Ktndricf, thll,I tile llaal,mon ... late free cllltla lliil~ All ~Ir>: Silurdai. OCl 11, al a-ICLERY' ~ean Of the UCI medical , the eotlH mtdl&I laclHty, In-~-and otbw farmer · l'ounWn Valley. · Wamo Baitict, wile Of the, pla<e out yur. Ultbnatoly, . · . Ski";;\;Meet the Wllliur Alim home In • . • SATURDAY OCTOBER 12 By SYDNEY OMARR "'lbe wil• man contr1>ls bis de.tiny. • ·.Astrology pointl the wp.y." ARIES (Morell 21-April 19): After morulng hours there ii greater harmony at -home. Prior to atteruoon, bold back on ltatements which are eontrovers!Sl. lAlter, people are in a more :_ =·mood. Act •C· ; TAURUS (April 20-May ! »lt , A.cctnt ·on how )'OU retia, ti> avallabillty of ad- : dffiinal tunch:. Mew .ame ·• tine\•] prenure 1J reliev- ed.: Y oa have greeter free- ~ dom. ol thouJht.. action. k 0-wllel;y. Don't scatter :· etfortl. ~ GEMINI (Nllj' il..June ··.JOI: lltuclY TAU R U.,S mUuce. You become in· 90lved tcK!ar, wl1b .mone7 :.. -dol:lllon Advtee ii llCIU&bt on • ....._. to pmdiue « tell, IE lpmd or •ve. Get all ~ -facts. -cplnlon ... llllo!f"d(e. ~ (Juno :II.July ZI): Prelti(e riles. Your llrvicel are more In: de· j man!. T• tpOClol ..,.e c -_.... ---· Bedorlal-..-i: ... CODC:WDed. atournltao- • --.. -k ,...,... fa-,. ...... .... ·~ uw ("""' •Alli· 22): v ... tee1.....,..•ci.•u1 ;. to .._,. DIC cleep. Find • • wi;,,. IJlect poaible : --Jmpcriurt ,_, t .. .-.wface. Youd : '*"" .. .., -tbe • ·-.ll0l01fot-. • VIMO (Aui, :t).Sept. : ll):Luoar-mtyour ! ll's ?~llbrw to MD. tbem. .; ..,, tt1*tl .. --Of ·. · -*-a-.. See ,... 3 *'' --In )\lb! ct •• ....,._ smp ••.e•l•lit• •)Noell. JIUlo wllll will lie ' ~ii.'~"., • .( ... 13 'Oat.. -' JI): .a ... t ... ··•olfftH, .·~ ~ pr.o-sr•m . u : l • "4111.' ,.... obtalo : ... ~·'· 5'11*.:"•· Utflle • ........._ •• stick to : •• 11:',!.t ~llJ•f'C·N.bf:P. You : • ..... llrtlCll> tl!aD II ;: ~-.• , I ''-. ' .. ': • -· ICOllPll (Oat. -... ·:. ' .,, ,.... --""' ...,. ··•• ---·-Tat, I I• J ..... ...,.-, 11.dlons. Give and you als9 ?tteiw. Communication due from one at a cllrtance. Ac· cent aura of optimism. !_.,~ •'-uel G d I I""-·•··-"·• and-··-• studenil el tbe'"unlvenlly are , e C... "'"' ....... -~.,;~oom en a• c....,.-w,.... ·-~ ln-. )or further..,_ , Proe niembenofthe Memben and guests will former CaHfornla State Aut· ~ w1D OCCU:PJ 150 acres form.ab c:aD. A. J. Coco. Balboa ~ are welc<me convene at 7 p.m. ~ hon . d' • Art le11on1 .t11ary pttaldent llld advisor to Of the UCI campuo llld ae-prealdat of tha Oral!IO Coon-to attend\llle OCl 15 meeting oeuvres, Coll '41-!4111 tile current atato prulden~ comrilodale c._ for :ISO .,. CIW, al MMlll. at 1 p.m:. In ·the Newporter Paid ...erva--llO ln and Wllllam Wickett, pasl medical ~em. with a • • IM. A dliplay of aid equl!>' by out 11\Jetday. AIWDllll 617 W. '"' It. CM iM:JI M11f SAGl'l1TARIUS (Nov. 22- Dec. 21): Do what mull be done . Throw otf 111!1lOUD<led preiddent o1 the Or11n11e Coun· facully Or ~DO. , ment aDil faalilOlll Will be may contact ¥<a. Allen at Ml- fears. Mate er paiaier will---·-------------Chapter come through and aid. Independence of action is .a Qece.5Sity. Importp:t that yougetstarted.' Movie Guide Opens Ranks · ' For Women CAPIUCOBN (Dod,'. 22· --------·-------Jan. 19): Stress on rc1fatlona " Mr1 •• Hlri&y Mcaure and .,. •• of 1 .. ., fldltor'1 Hott: Tlllt "*''-9Ul!ko ll 1 .... 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WQWWln leaclfrl in educa~1 equanlnilty, 1-ove com· comoilr-llllllly THE DETEcrIVE _Vulgar, hulMre tllon 100,ooo·mem- -Of home. Entertain PA!tBNt·TllAP--.eOf vlolent-amaof-, bera. mooclalel. Repa:J favor" oi-y ll!m ..,... twins, l!rutal upec11 of New York. Amq the guest. Invited Set tile r<COrd 1"xaigbt. TUNS .\ND ADVLTS ELVmA MADIGAN -Trl(lc wee Ml• Belllrloe O'Brien, Re!Ulve on the move seeks PINK JUNGLE· -Brisk lo'ft, story In 11th Centu~-state ~':!!.MW Alida advice, Give it; be odve-._, In. which Sweden. Parter~ Ola um..: '=s (Fel>, !~March stranded ~ llld POOR OOW -Sordid dram;. Of Loocuna ' -pnt model jola...-~6mu In of ilrl who face1 aeljny ex· International~. 20 ): Excellont day for deal-eearch foe loal ~ond t.tence In En&llab alums. Mn. Wamn Putnam Of Ing with children. You are ~~-~ wlldi . South PIWDEN-·~ ~ PIU. Lellure Workl;lll _ .... uddltl creative, able to aolve ap-~,,,;a, W11 IU,.., 1.n.1:t1 .Jn ,.....,._ parent dilomma. Aloocla· -Impuclen~ Ir ho lo uo ·=cer for till nn --.~· tton with <J!lPOSltO "" Im· MATUIUI: T1!ENll A~D Brltllb fan:e. ' ' · proves . Perto.nal AIMJLTI • SAVAGE SEVEN-Leather-·I mllllOl!am rating .i1 blgb . BANOOLERO-p..,.11'11~ i.ted motorqcle 1..P Hostesses 8alel ahllil;y -'°":'" eocaped bank r.bben. on tbi;y Indian lllw> . GENEBAL TE.N· 0~:.~ .. Trlbal Recruitl..I DENCIES: Cyde hlfih for THE PARTY.,...,..._Sla~w. LIFE Ol/I A,N ~ CANCE -.-~ WIFE -Under ausp\cla of Stan llld R, ~. SP e cf a j comedy. atrlctly odilt •·-"'••le word us CAPRIOOBN: dci SALT AND PEPPER -lip)' I -~ ..... ,..... _,, ...... .plenty Of ~· Oi>nrv• ~ <Oillplrscy to ' llOVEMBEll -::::_recru."!1.!° :;:.,!! and iell'll. Britain. D.rllC -.. f>eS to houn at u.; .... cl~br;:i ,., ftnlf flUt ..,.... __, tw ,.. "' RS -Trapper UDUlllal ~ to be the M1rlne ~ ~tr J'aclllty e .:r=JS::t:f';i ~and -nmaw:. ::. follow ~ En-~.!_El Toro and ~p Peodle- loii:atF.' . .F.;,~":f.:'il,'. 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Pattenon as a home- steader -farm Is threa!A>nod, jollll with other rancll-to protect the property. .. ... ~ION VIEWS - Anthem Had 'Soul' Touch By RICK DU llROW HOLLYWOOD (\'.JP!) -The late actor Cllarle1 Cobuiu, a Geocgia gentleman, alwayo mah!t!lined "Tbjo:Star-5pahlf!e<I !lamer'' was impoosible to sing, and -ttlat ''Di.J:te ' should be the tlEdiooal anthem. -. ' At least, he would eey, ''Dine" gave a fellow a chance to siJ1g wi1ll fOOSl!l8 fervor, end sounded like a national anUiem should sound. Old Charlie und0ub\edly bad a point about "The Sflat-;Spangled Banner" beiDJ_<!iUJ<ult to sing. But tough as it may Ile, the national anthem has prob- ably never been ~andled as crudely as dunng two major television evmts m ret'eP!t: J?Olrllls. ON BOTH occasloos, tbe scng ~as -given the new "soul" treelmtllt. And it just goes to show that ·soul mU61~ cao be every bit as bad "' any other kind when ita use is misjudged. The first occes!cn was tbe opeiiing of the Demo- ratic National Convenii<>n in Cticago, end the singer was Aretha Franklin, ·and the :result was pooltively exCruciating. As I recall,,the words were e1so foul.. ed up, but this was n<>thing compared to the soul treatment. J '· '-, The IDDSt recent ocoa~ wllkh "The Sllar- Spangled Banner" was d~ ril 'before a World Series game the -da,y'ln Detroit. 'Ibis time: -the singer was Jose Felle.i~· who, like Miss Franklin, is very talented -bUt Who also rendered a highly embarrassing rendillcn of Q>e national anthem. That is, ii occasionally sotlnded like "The Star-Spangled Banner" -but you couldn't be sure. AND OF COURSE there were all those si-ta- tors who norm.ally like to join in the singing a1 the anthem and who were left speechless in their at- tempt to keep up with the soul versions. , ~dually, anyone who watches the World Series and other sports events regularly gets to be an ex- pert on "The Star-Spangled Banner" and how it is dooe best and worst. For example, one of the slde benefits ol. the New )'ork Yankees dropping out of pennant cooten- tion 1n recent years is that we no longer have to herar' Guy Lombardo and his band p!ay the national anthem in the World Series. · EVERYTHING Lombardo plays somehow sounds like "Auld Lang Syne." And since World Series games from the East always start during morning hours here on the West Coast, I began to get the shakes as ~ music created the image of. a nightmarish successioo of. New Year's Eve hang- Jven;. You may have noticed, by Ute way, that the natio'nal ant!bem before Thursday's final game was sung by the wife ol Red Scboendlemt, irumager ol the St.·Louis Cardinals. As l remem·ber, she also sang _it last year, and the Cardinals \VOO. This time they lost. It just glleS to sllow that yoo can't count on anything any more. I I • 8 Dennis the Menace ......... ' PEANUTS GORDO JIJDGE PARKER MOON MUWNS 1UMIUWEEDS ' FROM MY OLD MAN, MAY HE REST IN PEACE ... MUn AND JEJIF MISS PEACH L-~~~~~~---":-::"':".':"~~1l 1..._~ 'Ollp! fM .. tt1o:aDID1>'1MOE CSt.C ~ " 11:111 Ciil CY TlflfSI r •• .. ~----, ........... ~ .. . i/, AS A 'IOUNW 1'IKf, I tlSED lO SPr BESIDE lllM, Y,'A'ICHING W. PEAL. ANP LEAlllllNG THE lltAl:ll;! WHEN HE'il WHISPER '.tCE"Rl ME, l'O SUP HIM AN i'CE! HE·PASSEP·.\WAV WllH MY NAME ON HIS -LIPS! · "' ... r I .. 'Ill .. • ly CIMllMI M. Sclillll ty TOl!I I. .,_ ., Al Slllltli 142-4321 2211 ...... ,~ .. """ • - . Na..,.. .... ' i ·1 . I ' ' I I i i i -" • -- 2 ltf411ce DeJnlt , 15 Yacliis Etiter 1 · -r' • · 1 . Honolulu ·Race · At !WI lw<J , spanking ..., yachts a.re upect.ed. to make their long distance raciilg' debuts when~ Honolulu race, gets under way from Loi AnaeJes Hvbor next July 4. Gordon Curtb: Jr., com- modor'e ci the spoooorlJig Tr&n1paclllc Yacht Club aid Robert ''F. Johnson, fortnel' owner of the reconl llplding Ticonderoga, bu indicated he will enter,hta .new·U-foot ~ Ing machine Wlndw.atd' Passage h1 the Honolulu race. Johnson recenUy launched the new boat ·which be hail built in the BBhama !Bland& lie orlalnallY lntendeil to enter the yacht in a raoe to Ireland, but 11111 cbanged bb plaJla an<l least a do= f«elgn entr!eo. b brlnglng the y'cht to !he A new tropby llnown u the West Cout In -atlon for Tr&nlpac IntemaUonal Cup the Tr&nlpac. bas been added to the ll!JI ci CUrlis 18id'early Interest In awards. It will be.presented to• the 1969 Trlnspa(:, presages a the first cortected t I me superb lb! · ci racing. yacbb. finisher from outside the eo& Another new 7S-fbot racing Uoental U.S. machine now en route to the Curtis . said another mn-• West Coast b Ken De Meuse's mittee is worklng m:1. a new Bbckfln, designed by William lwldlcapplng formula. Tripp and built hi the Abeklng "Taking into conslderalion and Rassm.usen yard t.n the unique features rl. this Germany. De Mewse waa the race, a. modification of the , fdnner owner ci the · as.foot ~ . Club ci Ameri<a raclbg llCboon"' Serena from (CCA) ratin& mlg)lt 'lell San -o. . equate the winning potentlal of Blackfin ia rei>ortecui an any well-designed., well-sailed. llwninutn hulled sister-ship of · competitor;" Curtis said. S'u m n er A. (Huey) Long's At presEtDt. definite ~ntry Ondine D, first to finish la the commitment& have b e en recent Bermuda and Tram-rettived from 15 yachtamen. AtlanUc. , races. '111.eie are A maximum of 75 will be ad- unaubstantiated reports that mitted to the race. Long may bring Ondlne n to the West Coast fir ,the Honolulu race. Also -the 13-loot goldplaters -will be John B. Kllroy'1famedalum1 nu m Klaloa U from Newport Harbor Yacht Club, DOW en rrute home from Europe where tt was a contender in the Tr~AUantlc. Curtis said an effort is being made to attract more in- ternational ~mpetition in the Honolulu race. Heading a new· committee with this in mind is Gould Eddy of San Diego who has issued invttaUons t o foreign yacht clubs. Eddy said there is a possibility of at Miriisuh Makes Sea Recovery SANTA BARBARA (UPI) - A minisub snatcrlaed ,two small. nuclear generators from the bottom of the Pacific · Ocean Wednesday where they plung· ed into' the' water with the Nimbus B. spacecraft. • Two clvillan divers under contract to the U.S. Navy used the small submarine, Star n, to recover the plutori..lum 238 fuel cell ci psules from a~t 300 feet' of Water near offshore San Miguel Island. ';, I ... CAU • Ii CMllCltUT "';II' ~Cl IUNUl'OCU • FACTOIT H1V1U ... AU MAlllll •toll' & MAlrTIC • 11..L.MCIHAW • DA'tl: KlMP'fON •CIC*. LAICIY • • 'MLl'f' OOUft • lCM STAnOllO • ....,.,.,. l'UITT • QBtO llEDD • 109 1.AMM:CK • m TEl'W't' • 1llOlil lllOOT • ~ 9tWUiH • 111 lllllJMI • WU! MJ. ........... --- Smart girl, Smart guy, Smart buy. SUNNY BROOK $399 Take cne sip of its marvelous' mildness -,~~ and you'll agree~ r there's no smoother whiskey than SoM y Brook at any price. ~ SUNNY BBDO~ ' THERE SHE 15-Ptin<>ples of...w,bo..t.~ view tt>eir bmlnclrlid, the C8lifornla·23 at tile plant fn S<in €lemente. F'rom.left ere Frank Caraher, plant m-ger; Rueben '11iompsoo, i;ecretacy..treasurer, David Rodburn, president of SoUt1l (:past Fibergl ... Producta, Inc: Yachts Set For Race To Mazatlan Fi~ergfuss Company - N0w in San Clehwnttf, South Cbut F ·fb e•r g l a I s of North Holl}'WOOd . l I FUty-one blue-water aaillng Products, Inc. Is a ~ n.ime secretary-treasurer of the cor· yachts have signed! up fir .the. for • plucky new emn~ poration. Re db u r n and start ci Loo Angeles Yacht wilh blg·plana. 'l)>ompson are corporate of· CJub'i biennial Los Angeles to Undaunted by the ' con-flcer1 1n the San. Fernand<J Mua.Uan race scheduled to centrated compeUUoa Jo cOsta Valfex aerospace firms Trio · get under way Nov. 16. II th · ~.:..~ '-.<._._; -'·-Eight of the entries Wm ny · esa, ..,.e. oompanJ' • ...,.l.c\I ueY~opmf;lnt,\AX'l?. and Paclf~ burg'.ees representing yacht product:IOn several months ago ic Metal Products, reapectlv~ clubs in the Newport Harbor on tbe San Clemente-21, a new · ry, Frank Carather; 1eneral area. concept ln a 23-foot fiberglass manager of the San Clemente Newport yachto licbeduli!d'to aaliboat. plant ii well known in the make the 1,000 mile race are '""'7 bave dlooen to oet up boa"-· ,,..,.._ in ~-'" _,_ ChubacJO skipped by Don their "friendly eoo>peliUon:' in '""'----, "'"'0·~· Haskell, NHYC; ~ent, Peter ·the peaceful •lllldl town of Tbey were lnsplrod in the Davis NHYC· Jacarol tt · San Clemente, some 30 miles creation of the San CJemente- J.ack ' Hamil~, N H Y'C ; froiu <list" Mesa, bom<! ol 23 by a desire to give the Robon-m , R. R. Gr ant•, · aeveral1of the world'a. largest boating ·public what It wan.ta NHYC; Intermezzo, John IJ-ll, flberglaa " ·Yacht bull&rs. -a boat.deslgned,for the new NHYC; Talisman,.~ N. Rumor:rbU it that ~-~ay sailor with the family Ip mind. Wllllam1 BYC · F'inesse m, atart a splinter movement She's not (O,be overloOked on RJchant 'v. J~rdon, NHYc, away from the ., center of the raclDg c1tcutt either, ac-- and Madrugador, W 1111 am California'• marine Industry. cording to the prlnclpal. Allen Jr., NHYC. . Although the company was Market;.Jfr-·o1 the Mw boat The fleet will be divided Into · lltarted and ls<belng expanded has been l!mited but a naUonal four eluses. Heading the lilt on a marine JW'C)CluCts line, the dealer networt Is presenUy In Claas Ab John P. S<:rlppo' Pbil ls to dlvtn~y into o!Jler being formecL st-foot ketch Novli dd ·Mir, flberglus · ~' P<oduc--..,,--------• San Dieio Yacht Ciub. · · tion tiU :alreidy 'ttarted On a · C ;..,;.. •.• · • THE F o u r Cal-48 sloops are at fiberglass camper which ill to ~ the top of Clas,, B, followed by be marketed In both complete wfi\Tl'LIBAND seven Columbia-Ms. and ln kit form.· 1'\I \Al Class C, as Ulllll, ill Additional marine plans call THJ\l TEI LS dominated by a doun CaMOs for a line of small, dinghy type and Class D is made up of a boats -and there is a teeood variety cf 40 to 44 footen, sailboat model in the toolln& TIME. largely of. the Kettenburg line stage. d. K-40I, K-fla and K..fls. M a st e r minding this' ,am- Dental Student Nell P. Berllng, 2113 Seville Ave., Newport Beach, baa begun studies at Unlveralty of the Pacific's School of Dentistry In San Francisco. ' . McCULLOCH ~·I.~/ Ms YOU Ill 1'H£ WORI SAYJNQ, TIME SAVllll· · 'w!NNEl'S CIRCLE WIT1I 2-CllEAT Nlw CHAii SAWS . =" .=.r::....--: ....... .-..1 ....,-.e ...... •••d~1•• IN'' _._,1 .. lt...,I ' .. . . '~ ..U.1 10.llA '"""0- Jli~~'!!.IP. ' . 7'177 Bdinall' Hun .. JJia<ll blUowi new company ls a knowledgeable I r o up with baokgroundl In both marine and a e r o 1 p a ce Industries. President DaVtd llecfbufn of Burbank ii ·himself a yachtsman. Ruef>OI\ ~- " COSTA~ ' ,,... "''""" a' ....... ' f lf_...j I SOnta Alla • I ' fridq, Oc ..... ll.1968 DAILY PILOT JI ' Aeapa!eo Olymples .--~--------~::~ ·. ~. LEGAL NcnlCB ... • • N o~th, Elvstrom ..... . . 1-----~~~-~ ... -:--~--!,$:3: ~ 1Cl•TillllUTI 011! •Yll•lll l ! "",..• '." llllCTITIOIJS MAM• '•* ,•_ TM llftdwll ... M 119 wtlfr Ill .. •".-;• . "' I Ml-tit '"' ,....,.,. •.,,. ....... ..._. c.i. ....... a. ...... =' .,._ fktltlMlt, flrltl ._..., el COfT'A Ml G.UH lllOOM•ht ... flt8' II -• .. Battle Awaited _.. -r. ..,...,.. ...,_, ...,. < ~ ::::..~ fU ... ,.. tf _,........ .. ..., I. "~ ~ A. 0. Vlfrlt. I... ... w.MltM ,.._, ......... c:atllnlll' ; DclflNI MttmW .. tNf •' . il ,,_ A. ·o.vr. • rTAYI Ctr CALlf'OIU•LA. • _. • : By AIMON LOCIWIEY Of .. Dtlltr ..... .. .. Napltl, who tlil8 yea? ii 1111· ORC:.'f'.!:-"'fL ·~ "'-'=;s ... !. lq an American-built Stir, =·11~~~-:n:: r"o. .. :-Tornado. ltllCIWll " -to IM "-......,. ...._. ACAPULCO -'Ibere art · · . :.,~ Mlle,,._., • t111 Wltfll11 • ?' five c I a I ltl of. hlab. NIPPED BRITAIN •, ._ ~ t';' ~ 11t _,... performance l&llboatl here, In pn.ftlltta ~in tJ'e (Ofl,ICIAL -...l, . manned by t0me of ~ . 1.s meW 1=LI•, ~·s 5.5 = ~ c • ...,... wirld'1 top hehnaqtel\, aw Tl,er ~Britain's Teoman 1"1lfldNI . .• aew1 -but r;.one ill getting IV on. t1'e fln!fh. Une (n a piac--'. ;'~..,, ...... · ~ !bore attention from yachting Uce race lut ~ay. Third ~...., ·~ c.w Dtor ,... Ufanl ... ~ the anilclllpa~'"ba..!; wu West Germany's~ -. t7 w ~ ~--'" e Ul:J•l'l'ffD Lowe :wwi w. Sunnschlen VII. Crown Prlneej--...,.~·~---..;...-;,,; San Diego and Paul lvstrom Harald of Norway was la.sllii' LEGAL NO'l'JCB " ci Deomark·in the Star C\U'· · the fleet at the helm of Fram I ~ · Tbe compeUUon. ln1 all five IV ca11:T1•1u.Tt cw 11111.,... • ·'····· ~-~-'"onday 00 • ' ' ll'ICTfTIOUI fllAMI • ... .· ~ 11\oU"\ll m • • In 'Dragon Clan praeUce n.. llllft"llflld .... CWlw' M ~ ... counea laid out over three seuloos Aage Brieh of Den-~,,. • .,,"'"' ,, ~. o. ._ -. • • Olympic circles ootalde the mark ~on handily in OwJk. ~ ="" 1111~"d' ..... ~ ... i::;. Boca Ollea entrance to th1s 0th• comnatlton in the unof-111111 1tw1t .. 1c1 """' i. _,..... ot • troptcat ruort. .ir· • ""'-'"' -. ..., -1n "'" • North la 1 three-time former flclal race veered off for .i.e. " ~ 11 .. fill._.;. werld champion in the Star furthtrthe flnishpr~~ce jtheust short of Df'°::i;:..!, ~~'.::~ .,_ Claa. He twitched to the .uuu '° l'11JUleB-o.i.i Oct(lllet '· lfllL • up Wert not recorded. ~1 I , N-Dragon ~' . bt the. 1.. In the Star C I -sntw " c..11rem11. °""" C1u11tn Olymple1 at Enoahlma, Japan. • • 0 °" OdcMttr' '· ,,... .....,. -. t and came· bQme w:ttb a brooze Albrechtloa tlll~tbeKrQulnangel ::z.llV~.:-":.. '":.:"' ..... ~ = 1tfedal. to victory over a k-1o '"-to ... ..,. "'* -.. ·, brothers of Portueal. 1blrd -11 .ue.cr!bM to wi. 'Wlffhlft ~ ~·~ 8 _ Riffraff an American mtnt '"" ea.-1::b1d ... ......,.,.. -An•a: Wll , .,.,.,.. . Thll year he tried ff.I' an boat which ii here u • trial (Ofl'ICIAL UAL) Olympic berth in the &.5 meter. borae for North. North hlmself = ~llflmll cl•-but when he r-ned to flnlabed well back in the fleet 11>MM1 .. 1 omc. 1n -cay 0n,_ c-tY make it, returned to bis flnt LEGAL NO'l1CE MJf c-w.'°" Roi,. _, love and won the Olympie l"Ublbllld ""~· g:, C.l!Y ,.,..,, ••lgnment in the Stan. Jn the °"' ~ 14 ,..., et ' 1.rn. at DM OddlW 11. 11. :n: w Nw••.., 1, COC"'"'t ~th N~• will be 1-~ t. Coqt t+wr. """" u.11no1, c..tlfllnli.. 1Mt ' t1!NI • ·~ "'' wwl ~ n. fbllllwll'll ltwiw wm bet nPGMd to Mlel------------lilver medalllt Peter Barrett tt Mlle •lldlon ~' ,_: · ~ N~ Be ch I .., <•r mitctn•-•. 11wm1 .,, .-ice LEGAi, NOTICE ..... ""ti""'• a , ormer.., ........ 1""""'°"" !Mh.ldl,.. 11111hM,l-----~~~~---noted for ·bis · proweu in the mow o11. 11en.ri... nn.,.. tte. '"° N1tll 'IN--""--(bl 1111.allt-..Wi.tnenf """' Ill ClllTIPICATI cw •u•o•• 1; WU '-'-· • '"'9tltlll at • Mn'ln lflltkN't Inc. IMlf. PICTITIOUS llAMI 'lbe 40-,ear old Elvatrom II = ="::'111:c:""' ..::":t. :-lit at Tiie vnlltrsltMd ... cwftfy M .. -considered .In man 1 Jn-IHlll Oil (0,. tlM N. lrlllkllllnt, =~~·~~~tu;: tematlonal yaebtlng circlel to Anlhlolm. Clllf ••• "" -""*' ""' ... i. ncttn-""" llllM DI' ;AClllTll!& be the ~)d'a belt small boat ~111-=-l:ll~~;~ ~-=-~l!ll~CW.:AN~ •::::.MN..:=: aalJor ffe bu WOO four Qt.--rndl C.V., t. UWM, CllW, wtloM Mint Ill flill 111111 l'llQ af r.IOlla . •rur IHll:ll Oil co. " .. fol lwt· pie ·IOld med.a18' lo ODHnlD IMalL Oil COMf'An' JAMIEI w. CAVll!S. ml.,..,.. ... dlngb -·-~· ·~~ .,. ___ ... 0. .. .,. "._. ..... C.llflnllt. 1 ~ ---r.uw;o AlllAMllM. CA.llPOllNIA Dtltld S.""'21er ,., lHI. in Finns -and for the put ,.~.,,.. 0ni-Co11t 0.1~ "11o1. JAME• w. cAv•I!• two -·-•·· •··n tbe man OcfobClf n, 1H1 11~ s111w .., <•n1«T111, <W•nte ewmy1 ,1-• ,,.. UICI;: on S.twmbtr H. l'Nt, Mfor9 mt. 1 who has kept N9rih from wJ.n. LEGAL NOTICE Nottirv J111t111c 1" •M fer Mid 11ti.. •••• hi fourth Gold Star . HIWllllllY ._ .... JAMl!I w. OAVll!S ...... I , kMwll to mt to bf tM "''°" ,.,_ ADother to"le a f eon-N..,ct 11 MtttJr 11vt11 fhl.t 1t1 orWr -11 aubW1bed ta "" wrt111n '"'" t' diNid StpMmbtr '30, IHI flll bttft 1....i 1ir-t •1111 ~...... "-'"°""' .,e:natlon here among com-1r1 "" lllldlnl911111 •ullwlll111 "" '*"' "" -· ,...It ......... fans alike 1i the DI' "" 011 kr8W CUl·Sl!A Ill afflcltl (OFFICIAL ll!Al) r-• alf'I • PIUl'l\W 115 nt. CIWMd b1 l'rtel E. Aldol.ol 11-111 C. ICllm( beat, bumkllty and strong • 8tltl Mii Allioua. at wltldl Loi ....... -.. Mot1ry .Pllblk-Ctllfonllt ~·-• --·-not 000 ...... ...i u... 111c11 11 "" "'°"" ,_,., • 11e ,.nr.t.,.1 Ol'flct ti · WWII "-•-..IO -............ Cflll!Mll .. PAMl'ANO. Ori-Cou11ty I)' in tblt order, Ill M. P. l4lt1 M., C-tUIO!I Ix.Ira ~llln' DocwMrrlftlOll J111Y I, 1'12 Otflctf 'ubll"*' °''-(.Nit °''"' Plliit, U.S. CMtt Otani. S.."'"*° 21 "Ill Ocfloblro 4 11, It,, ·The altitude here is not ~l~ll~ lffdl, IHI la:MI betba1ng Uie y' a e b t i.n 1 ll'ubAlhea °''"" eo..t c111Y ,.11111, LEGAL OTI ''Aihletes" -un1eu there are OctoW 1' '' 1°' 11' IHI Jn.Ml N CE those who believe the selen-LEGAL NOTICE "11•1h'YI NOTIC• TO ClllDITCllS tifle contention that the IUJ11a111011. COUllT OP TMl STATI Paclflc Ocean ii three feet '""'.. o',~,"~!!.o•.,•".',•,',.'•"" CallTIPICATI CP IVSUllll ., ,,. ' • higher: than the Atlantic. ll'ICTtTtDVI t1.uo11 "'· ............. But ibe beat and hwnldfty 11 llle llfllllnlt_. ._ t«tltY 119 ~ -bllJ• flf HAllllY Kiii.CHEii IUOO. aft~'"" aali d bo •-ductllll 1 bulJnRI ti 11'1 llkll", Cllfll ~~i IS MEltEIY CIVEN 1" ttlf ........... on a n a\.ll. ~. c:atlfromlll, unMr "'-fkttl'-""" cndltor. "' lfll ·~ 111n>td dtadtnf Elvstrom prepare:! to tate his -" 11111• eNCINl!llltHo co. lfllt '"...,..,,. rw..t,.. c11rm1 ... 1n1r ... Scandale out for 1 o m e :."°-:.' ~""..,::...-: .~ :!': :,.i: ~es!~ ~ !!111 ':l:, ~ workouts earlier this week and and $ct at mldtf!Ce i. •• ~: •. °' ,,.. c"'11 DI' llMI lbovt1tn1111tc1 cwrt. w f ~. the lloDlrt I . 111119, 1n.1 lln11 llldl Ill> ~ ffMm, wllll ,,_ _..., OUnd w..i.t beat had swell· ltrllt, PDllMl•ln V•lltY, Ctllfor!lll. ~ hi ... '"'*"'·-.. ffle ~ eel-the wooden mast so badly o.1w11 Ocfl6« '· 1H1. · ., 1111 ""'°"""'' '""" M. KftOblludl. -·'·•'( bol uJd ltoblrt S. llllu 11731 t:11I V1lln ID11ltv1nl, 1!1 Mtn ... 11uw111 t rope wo not stitt .,, c•u1om11. 0r111" ceuntr. C.llfWfll• •on w11rc11 11 tM '"" _., 111de through Oii Cktofltr f, lHI, bttor9 m-. • No-IMnlMu at tfll lllldef'1!1ntd 11'1 tll fl\lltll,_ " , ' ' .. N Plltllk In iild ffK 111d Si.Ill', """ P9rt11nl!'lll ti !ht elltt. el' Aid dteedclnt. I ve never seen this happen _11y "'""'" 11.o11itrt 1. 111:• ~ wtlti!n ••it 1110111t11 .nar "" ""'' 1111e1q. • ... _,,.... " --1.1 El·~om. "Tbe to ,,.. ta lie tP11 .-son ....,_. ... ,,,. '' !Ion at fllts noflcl. . Ul:lv~ .. , -...i Yll"l and D.tld ltpt.mbtr t7, l HI. heat bas swollen the mast IO llltlla1llld "' .... lclf'fltlln IMlnl"*" WtllLAM KEllCHEll IUOO 1dl-*f!Nd Pll n.cv!M Hit •me, E~ &hat the groove became too {Of'P'ICIAl SEAL} of .... Wiii 11' -·" and we -"~'t aet the J-1t •. .,..,.. 11'11 ·~ "'"*' dtctdlnl ~ \.V\UWI Hot1rv l'Ulltk>C.lltrorJllt IY•ON M. KMOll.t.uat main up." ""nd"' Offlct 1n nne •• v,...., ............, • -·ed bether be .~. .. en,.. c_,., II ,...., C•lltnll• ftnl: Ala W so,&.,_... Mr comm1111o11 l!ICllltM r.i, ltlJI .... 1'M add another gold medal to his JllM ,,, ,,,. .,..,_, ,... •"""" puvfow: four, the "Great o:.;:.w;;, °f:,,...,. c:-,:: H~1~: s!::= 210r: ~ 0~"11~'1':; Dane" replied: "Not th1s time. INI . "" IM lMH& I have a feeling." ,LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE BAS MODESTY .. ...... ·! • ' ' ' :· ·• . . ' . . . . . -· --.. • • . . r-.--~ • • I I 1 M "1~Y Nl,oT1 FrWtr,0.-~l,.l'l68 . -;, Plympic Village Is Made to Order for Hewitt . \ . 11I just can't believe It's IO neat," she uld. "There are so mAny dll!~ peo. • pte lroal Iii> mony dllfelent CO\llltrlet. And l really lucked out by having jual one girl In my room. ''Wbenr yod get more than two bl a room it can really get pr.etty noisy and you lose.oUt on a lot,of rest.." 1 • , Sbo d_, Ill<• 1o think, ail9!it the racea she mllll co-'" In 'llillll1J lhe neSt two weeks. "It, pbydJiel you Oii\ lo lbln)\ about I~" obe l\lllel. "[ try .. gel my mind '"' ~ lhlnP -like oil tbe boya ~ are !>erk 1.,,o never seen IO man,y nut CU3'I la ID nrJ lUe." Then abt -. oft)' from IM Jn, Urvlew In .. t onolber helplni al MM. __ 2.lr: Arnie's. Army;: Palmer· • Ill Haig :opeJ\; t . ' • • • . ' ' ' '. . TIGER Po\RTY -Theoe three Detroit Tigers whooped It up Wilm Ille Wo1'd Olampiomblp baSe- ball trophy""" ~ •·P<llz'olt'•·clullhouoe·ln St: Louis late ~' ~ From left: Diet '" •. v ' WPIT ........ McAulifie, Jim Northrup end Ml<*•Y Stanley. The 'l\gero beat SL l,ouls, ._l,,for tbe c1incller efter b .. log doM! three 111mes to one. ·Pahfter '99 Per' Cent,' -=-Say Mesa · Golt Otfic~s BJ &UtL'GUilUY " ,.. Dlllr , ....... The pealalt """" In golf, -Palmer, bu· oil but to.eel bia hat In tbe rtoii f"' Jb1 Haig Nailoaa! Open al Colla 11 .. ·, 11-Vonle Colmtry Clull Ocl.11•' rt. lion JWI, -~ -l1rmed Illa rapart !ala Jlllanlal. "Wt haVI a 99 pm:ent ebaDce . of get. ''Uni pa!lnfi,• lie iioJ\1,. ~ two d•1• liter ,bl lnn<>lllllOed BWy .~. ll}e ·game's -... money w!mm, woold play here. ' . Relf uld he WU told by Haig o111c1aJ Tlae II nnhlc-'-11 fOG wut to .,.,. -· ........ kr 111a Haig Natlaeal ·Opell. •. . Tiie Ale al '" Pd '" llekela ..U ~Y• Tiiey eaa Ila purcbaoed al 111 ~ t'-·llckela will bl oa lll1e U11J al tbe -.amen~ Mi l1la ..... 11ilit1'1.P. !i11t. taY1B1 el., .. fJJ..· ., .• Nell Dailstierl1 that Palmer la a virtual Cincb for lhe ,12,000 lfall. . "Amie bu llped up 'In play In tbe Sahara tournament in 4J Vegu tbt week before our'a," Relf explained. "He wooldD't have done that if he dldn 1 Intend tO play In 01Jr tournemenl and the Lucky Lager event the followinl weet in San Francilco." The Sahara tournament beglnl neat Thuriday and -up the followlnc -day. '. 1ame'1 modern era -wtia teltvtalon and CGr[icnte _. heito pcming ,,_,.1a1o Illa ~ by the tnlnlnad. He'~ wen over a .nitmon doll¥'! OB bit flO~ eamlnp alone. lie _aeed hll big early, ~!~ "' ~Cl • glginUc . empU,. '!be ·Plip\OI' ,,..,,. •Po c:. Oil everylhiJ)g frwn T411rti lo sOll He'• been on the cover .ol-•Uonal mqazlnea ol leSJI a dOWI llmet mt hll name bu ap~ In .lports Pal'f u much If not more 1ban ony -"' lliUi'a In blrlory. ' Arnold Polmer. EnterFlael tOucbeo such acUvitiu U the export' Dela, goll acbool francb1sel, d r y -e I e a.n I n g establlshmenta, lnaunnc9 and Ice 1kat1n1 rlnb. .. . II all started In 11115 wben be turned pfo after a'promialng oolleglate career at WaJ<eJl'ore5' JJntvenjly and.• ru., wltla the amateurs. · · ' Bil flrrt ·victory. ":0 the "'$5 Canadlm C;>en.. 1111 wne: '2,fOll. He woo '8.DS that year. . Ill Iii&, IN! won flO,tNf and won hro mon loonwnenll. llll su'1Rquent yearly eaml!lgs <limbed .. #1,70!, !Sf.IOI, '80,9", •1!0,l!S and $154,Q 1111 1e«lng average In ·nearly 400 tournamenta aince 1855 ii a neat 70.87 atrokes per round: Rounded out. that give1 him a 71-71-71-71-»fi averll8e round. 4th Gold Medal? JOINS HAIG FIEtD Arnold P.1lmer · " . .Louch wln8 .It Cards Don't . Waste Time, Relf Aid bl alao expecta an ... -aooa lhal Jullua .lkroa will show up ffr tbe Colla lieu toomemenl -the i'leblBt ever held In Loi Anlelea or . Orange County. Oerier Still Fired Up :,. .. .. .. Tigers D&wn GwsQn, · Then Drink Champag,ne Start Dealing ,. . 1 ST., LOUI& (AP) -"We're still No. 1," ST. LOUIS (AP) -WWle llortoo olned well, that •II we could ocore, we'd best uld Bobby .Tolan liter tbe SI. LouU In the Detroit dugout watcblng "Tlger him," uld ,CUil. .. Around the·,lllth or Card)nalslosttheWorldSerleaThursday. catcher BW Freehan settle und• the pop mth lnnin&,we started getting good wood Minutes later be was No. 4, a member of fly. on the ball arKt We knew w.e'd· break the fourth-place ClnclnnaU Reda. "It was the damdest thlog," aid through. ·When· !8 dkl, U was gre~L" DespJte the Series setback, a bruk-up- Hortoo, dripping from clwn,.,iii\ ~ the Nor1hrup, Wl>Ooe lll1 broke the ue, syn> ~nals maVemlllt begao 1horlly sol!iJ' but happy Detroit drasslng room palblred with •Flood I l<Oblems o• tho liter tbe Redblrda delhr<lled Thuraday. "He looked like Santa CllUI to ball were aa ""' catclting that ball." •n wu slippery out there from tbe world champ!Olll by the lletn>ll '11gan. When Frethan 11q11eezed. the lllst out rain the ~ay1 bet~,•· the Tf&er c;enter 'I1MI Cards dealt away three player1 popup clinching Detroit'• 4-1 seventh fiekfer wd. "There a a lot...of shade and and acquired three others to b1chlllbt a game victory and the world cham-·~ SUD didn't a:et to dry the field oul host of non-series baseball golngHn. pionship it aet off a riotouJ celetratton I knew I hit the ball °'ell aQd ,tl)at ft Joe Schultz, a St. Louis coach, wu and meant a difference of about '4,000 8 had a chance to go for ~tr.a b~. Wben ,named manager of the new SeatUe Pilots man for the Tigers. I wound up on third base ~nd loo~~ up at of the American League, two more T w o innings earlier, Norm Cub and the acoreboard and saw those t:O :runs managers were due to be named today Horton bad singled with two out against up there, I knew we couldn't Jose. . and more deals were reported in the Bob Gibson posing Detrolt'1 tint threat The turning point In tbe game 111'1 workl. 1n the ~eless duel between the ::;:~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ Tolan, a promiaing young outfielder, Cardinal aoe and Mickey Lollch. singled and both .,...,; picked oil .., and right-banded relief pitcher Wayne Thon Jim Northrop hit a drive In Lottcb ., Granger w .... llbipped In Clnc-U. ap- ter fi Id Curt Flood ~-~~ In ... · . . parenqy f« outfielder Vada Pinion. cen e . •--on ·~ Brock opened the Cardinal sixth w)lh Caf<ber Johnny Ed ard wbo SI. ball, then turned and otumbled. Wben bis record-tying 13th bit of tbe Serles and' Loula aluable .!vt 1' 11r'1 Flood finally ran It down, Northrup had a with a record eighth steal beckoninl ·~ McCArv ,v, baclu ~ u U:: triple and tbe Tigers were lead.inc 2-0. ·atepped off f1r1t farther and farther ~ntll • er~ P man IUIOD, "I knew when he allpped 11181 he'd Cub almOll couldn't believe the lllu ol bl bad·~ .. dealt "'· H..-fat rtlh~ never catch the ball," said Horton. •1 his lead handed Pl!d*: Dave Glultl and catcher aid to myaeU, 'Run, run, run,' and I was "I yelied tor the ball" ·the Tiger first ~~ wu no offlda1 an- guing IO bard I almOll ml3sed the tum at buemen uplalned. i., Lollcb threw Wbil •OO•I::' /!i' Canllnala. third bue." Brock took ' off and Cub fired .; e "'°"'" WU.aamln8 the JO.yeor. Biii Freehan foliowed with a rm1-11cor-llbortatop Mkke, Stanley 11 aecohcl bue old Scbulb u~, tho San Fran-lni double and ..,. the Tlgen were -for tbe piloul cllco GI-"aiill ~ Twins outa away frooi tbe Ulle. "He'a too g,;... 1 runner In lake •risk scheduled nen''~ today to ~ -~~ with jt1lt two days rest, lite that.," said Cull.. uUnleu M meSll name. their ~ ~ IOl'thein ...Uy. disturbed only by Min up the play there'• no way he con outrun BIDy lurlln, • liiltrtOI coach, 11 tx· Alwmoo'o two-out homer In the olnlh the buebail " pected lo llOt tbe Twlnl' jol( inicceedlng which cool him the •":'tout. The play ,;0 dupllcotocl ~meoll later Cal Enner, whi> wu let gu ;/tit llrinllni , Cub, the Tl~ flrlt ~an. when Flood llngled and Lolldl picked . tbe ...., homo ln IOVIOth pl~ illeocrtbed the feeling on the bench liter him off, too. "lllctey just gue.saed right · · ' A1tll>( with Polmer, Casper and Bor<ll, Rell bu alao landed Al Gelberger, Davt Stocklnn, Miko Soucbak, Lee Tr<vlno, Tommy Jacobs, Clwley Sllfonl, Bob R.otburJ, Deane Beman, Marty Fleckman, Kermit Zarley and moll al tbe other PGA lnurlnl Jl'GI· Rell II trying ,. but It'• doubllul Jack Nlckla)ll · will bl cm hand. The Ohio atrongboy .. ... • -1al tour In Allllrolla. Palmer WU tbe first great golfer ol lhe Wolman Denies .~FL Running His Franchise PHILADELPHIA (AP) -The NaUon1I Foolboll Leogue "porledly bu taken over adminl.atraUon of the Philadelphia Eaglea lrancbiM from flnsnclally-preaaed owner Jerry Wolman, The Aaooclatocl Prou leamed ThundaJ nlghl. Wolnwl, bowever, denied the roport, sayln&: ''Tbenl la !IOI one Iola of truth In II." 'l'be club reportedly II being nm for Commllsloner Pate Rozelle by 'Bert Rose. former ~al manqer of the Mln- nesola v~ . Ro,.U. and other NFL ofllclall wert not available for~ la New Yon. Bui Wolnwl uld -WU hired by the Bag1al lul mouth .... ·btlp out penomiel .... tbe player dnll and fat &nJ other Joi> that I mlshl M flt la ... him ·1n,u "lie (-) wu lnvllad by me lnln our qanllallaa and he'• upertenced In per1<1mel, '° 1 brou&ht him ln to ht 1 p w I t b our Pl!l"IOMll . • • " aald Wolman, · wbo owno 11 p.r...t of Ille team: With Olympic Fever • MEXICO· CITY -For Al Oerter, tbe 1918 Olympic Games are really little dif. ferent than the 1951, 19SO or 1964. Games .were. 111.e 32-year~ld fQl'tner University of Kansaa dl8cul thrower took f menlal IW'Vey ol those previous Olympics and announced that be wu just as enthused over the 'SS Games here lo MWco City U he WU the Others. "Maybe I'm even mere juiced over thiJ Olympia," he said during a moment of reluatlon at Olympic Village. ''Thlt II the first time my wife has beea able to see the Games so that rettllY means a lot to both of us .'! Oerter has been married nine years but bis wife has never been on band to see him when be won any of the previolll three gold medals for tossing the platter. AJ admits that having won three gold awards maku him more reined this Ume around. But he adds, "It doesn't mean that I want to win any lea lhM in tbe past. "If I didn't want to win, I wouldn't be here. But . I'm Uled to the pressure and Olyrnp.k: rouUrie and that makea It easier for me than some of the qther IU)'I who haven't pne through It before. .. If l hadn1 have """ In Tokyo I woulcln1 he bera now. Bui I !ell obilgsc.d In slay In shape and try fer another Olympics becaule I fell It wu upected " .... belnl tbe defenclln& champl<>n." Oerter .. ,.. "U I win bert, I may eonUnue to COIJl.o l"'k If I loee I'll probably rellre. It'• ""'II.I lo slay cm lop. ,._ put two yean ban beea eopeclall1 bani for mo • becauae of lnjurlu and oil the good com- peUton wbo have come along. "It't not like baseball where youp more <r 1 ... melnlain a steady llaf ol condlUoning. You always have to be'im- proving In track or you get Wst in tbt shuffle." Oerter la nursing • groin Injury Iii!· fered earlier In the week when be :SUpPed on damp .grasa at Olympie Vlllqe.:He took the rest ol the week oU, tatina;ib: a tew standing throws to stay loose. ~ · .. The ume thing bappened In mC;'Jn WHITE WASH •• •• -.. -'E € , .. - ·--= ::::: eL•WM WMl'Q i Tokyo," he recalls. "But that injuryj!I much more aerioua. I was forced.toe pete, evm ;w1th torn tlb~cage nuJic1eE ..I don't thlnt llila Injury Wiii boliir me." fi: Oerter predlcla that Ludvik Danetii Czecbollovatla (runnerup '":I 11161), Gary Carlsen, Jay Su..ter -will bl the top four the '61 Games. --: He dedlnea to pick the ftn1sb ~ however. Outer bellevea: that al medalilts will thrvw over 20Q teec :ea opines that a losl of IOI or 111 leel""°1 f>retratt bad broken through aplnst the on that one 11 a.Id Cash. ....rtngly lamnclble GO-. The np;. then broke throuCb agalnll "'II'• knew, with Mickey ·pltcblng ., Gibson and became only the fourth team In Serles blrlory In win the Uile after belni c1owu three gamea In ·one. 'Ille othen ,..,. lhe 1903 Boslon Red Sox In a .Once A-r~:~1~d the · Village be good eMigb fer. vlctoey. '· Olpple. Brief• - Mel Pudor Pd Jolla Car1oa, lie U-Slatea oprlat otan, agree IHI fla lnek .... II Mellco air.la llOt u !* • tbie IHM: &&r1u com,..W. tval .t ., 1 oi; '" •••~ I olne-(ame Serlea and the 1925 Pllllbur&h Ptrat.es and 1958 New York Yantees ln 1e~game aets. Detroit wu an .. , onden1oc alter dropping tj>ree al the flnl four. MEXICO CITY -American bopeJ al wlnoln( a medal In women '1 Olympic ..u.yJ>all compeUllon have taken a llrioUI dl'oP a f t e r the Y ankeel W e r e thnabed, lnlll.JCCelSive acrhnmagea with D•n:CHT t,.. IT, Low11 no Peru, SOllth v--· and•····'· · ... , krlll ... ,.... nlll~ .--.. ~Ifft. » • t f f lrwdl, N t t I t co.eh IJhrJu Cohen ~ed bl! lineup .......,, .. ' ' 1 ' J•"'•"'· • , • • I n .. llm• In ~.~--·· th ,._ ·-·· k"""" ft 4 C f I l'llod. d • e· I --"°" oNUWoi c.-. ,. • 1 I • °""""' 1• ' I • • Konmm. ~· •11·~-•111 ,_.,..., M t 1 t t Mc:C.,_, c a 1 1 I AM Hect afNewport Bach and JIM °"91'. • I t I I Mwia. rf I I I I w.....i '~ · -,,....,....., d , 1 1 , ......... " 1 , , 1 -.., -captain from Hm:1Ungt.oe - ,.,....,.._, ' • • 1 1 o.111AN. • 1 • , • ..,_,,,, .. oa:tbe Yanbe -1--• Jll I t l I ktlofltld. • I 1t t e --., ..---..,._ """'°"• ··:· ....... ''l' .,,, .... .... l~ (A)· .. ~ ..... ~ .... ~-;J: tm : ..!. .. 1 . .. ... u ......... OIJmple ..... "a """'• (NI •·:..:~··••·· Oii D Olll -I wW a,t ceJebr...._• ...........,_ I...._.-. -tnfl,,.. 11'1" -ltWllM' anf CO.•. Let 1 __ ..:...--. _ _,. -""'1 -Ottnlff I, St, Lwfl S. n -• ,.~ a -wMil 'OieJ Pl.n::m la ()pelt.a ~ ""'"""•· Hiii -........ 11 -...... 1 ...... na-~ ,,_......._ IP Ma H a1 JO vv....-~ •Ulltll~ '• 1 I I• n., .. : ' ~11-t) ·····~ . ~ •· 1lr!lt -t:•. ~ _--. Bm SWUtw, ...... um, hn. Get, . . . away•emtl•-,..,.toflo ...... ....,.. ..... lofon' lall a.ldt. Tum......, IOld Wedaesday Ille llad .... ....... entdl ...... .... lallow!ll •• r loJOrJ. Ao llld ... ••• trt.,.i ma.rt tor aokle w.U. ..,._ las -.. U.J. Olympie l'trimJnlal -........ Dea ... . ., . ..... .,,, Tht Uolted Slate and Rullla Tlmnda:r were -No. 1 ln the two groopo tlJat will move oat lb the _,mg g-al tho ~ ~ Tournamanl llmflnc ~-Tht lh>llod Slate will -Spain, and -. clu1les wllb PoloDd lo Ibo l1nl ....,, -Lika Talloo, -11oe U.8. --.... 11a111. . Tky.., .. ,,__ ... __ ....... ---au.1.-i.111a 111-., N1111lllolI.I ... wto11 ud ............ ____ , .. ., .. __ .Illa __ _ -~ ... J Villa Parli Next .Stop For~a . ., .. -:i~~ . Wbmi ""II' -tbe -.. - ud lllt-lllld. -Hal -" 1--II buly with Ir! -8-, ~,are - -claim Akbll 11, In rullly, polollnr ~ " l'oall>oll piafl to cOnlaund Uie ~ A -U....-lndeod. Alklna bu all !be playt be needs right now. And, be bu tbe rllbl per ...... i. do II, .... dfcated bf Ibo ... .._ Ylctc!'lla nm "I' by !lie -.. 1llelz: !Ml two ... COQnlerl. .:.-• Tat 1hl'record, tbiy ...-U .. ~-ln-cludlnr blanlc .jobl Ibo Jul two t1m<s out, tM ud a.a over Bru ud El Modena. ' · Tonlallt tbe Lq)ma ..,. tuil• Ji!th -··--n-~ -,,_,, ................ , vma P~ at 1 p.m. u.i odilimilira •Y -" tbe -ls ....... lw tbe SP1!11m of VIDa Port In tbe cnotvlew [Mp lll1lqle. ., Siie of Ifie r::: II lollalon V!Ojo High ~tedl': ~=· tblt tbe Aldal' cmr II bealthy, with Brian ~to llarl qaln In tbe boctfleJd Lquna'I llD&l1bindofgrldd(!rl10 Into Ibo oootat Injury ir.. while vma Park's SJIU!ul are.Jn .Ibo ...,. ll!ape. The llportaoa are c:omloS oil a otwinlng 7-7 tie with Tllltln In their cr..tvlew Leapl'optD<i. Wllll olily --.. tbe llarlln& ~ VWa , Park ls a """" alid ln-uJierionced team. -.Ver; deoplto a Jaek of offemdve punch (lie-polnls In each gime) tbe Sportaoa have Jolt CJll!y In their opeolng tell of. tbe ~· .J Quarlahacl: -A""'1 ls tbe key to Ibo Spctanl' off-. lie ·completed nine at II for IJ1 yo<dl In Ibo otandoff with Tultln lut -k. The Artll1a bout two classy running backs, ooe (Bagley) a strong !W!fl! 1111!- ner and tbe other (Kuhn), a speedy, shlf. ty ballback. Wlezbowskl topo It off with bis leadership at the quarterback spot. He's an ezcelleot passer and runner. On the ground, WlezbOwskl has covered 14! yards in U carries for a 12.1 average. I. =:,,..,... K ri': '"' 'II ~=-~· ~:=-1., e-H ~.::. m i g... i. ~.. !!l DAll..'r r1LOT l"llltt W h\ ~ CHEERLEADER -C(>ach Hal Akins of Laguna Beach .Wgli School jubilantly cheer as his team scores agaimt El Modena. Laguna is 3-0 on seasoo and Aklns is boplng to cheer again tonight When Artists play Villa Park at Missioo Viejo lligh School.. ' · · · -- ".....IL,-....'"---.. ' ·--.t• "· Golden West:, Mt. SAC Mix In South. Co~st Tilt Tonight. ., _ CllMIUY ---a 1-1 wtw -18. MC .... ...,,...... --1-l·L ' Qoldoa 11!!!1 Oo11191'• -.i louft • Cl.m Dim OnollJ'a --.,. will lie ........ iW Ila lint Tictm1 In.... --........ -W-It two-llllllPl-tbe -llOlll ...,,.. a IMl ""1 ID Bula AM !all C!"\:.,. ~ II 0.-. :-.,".:;::. -== 11 P*' ID ~ Wiii _, --Ito 114 ''Ille Moo-.,-with a 11 .. win nut " en--.... 'Ille ---11 .... -tlod Looi Beodt, ware ..,.. ID their lloulll Cout C.O. 11-11. larence debut 1111 weekeod, IH, ln Ban ................. a-_ .. _ Diop. · tloo. baa cund IU V.. at a M01Y - "" _,.. _ 11-11 ... to Eul LA " --....1ao1-.. a- lars Seek Best Mark . Smee 1949 Campaigll I ." ,. ' -IllP llcboal will be •w. piayed """" --llPOd'1l1 ~ Ila ~ 1'-11 to " In tbe -half," be - . -tbe' Sa'fii\n -Banta "We bold llarlna to IS 1"111 In Ibo,.. Ana VoJlel at·Santa Ana Stadium. • ....i liaJI ud "' dldl1 moe llWll' Xlckafl itll .... at • p.in. . -tbnocl>out-" llbould tbe Tan boa& Valley 6.bldl Wotta wM pleuod ""'rmJ phul of ..,... -to do by It -lltwpirt'I attaclr ... for tbe ,.... Ntwpartwillba .. acbllvodllo .... ·-b"-"°""' ... 118. "We_, plUill Hf piola<tlon. We In Iba! yaar, Nnpart, lllldOr -Al _. throwlnl aod catc111n1 ftll bu1 Ibo Irwin, wal MW-loilnr to YulltrtoG. off-• •-, .,,,,_ -· .. · · Tbe a.Don ol CIOICh. Wade Watts b&ve -" '::-wam t ........ • -...... .......... air-dll llar, 11 .. ; COiia ~ lo!_ I._!, aod, Jul ..... Karina. U·7. ·-=-·1 .. . , " ... • .,t .. .. · ValleJ, -..,, -BlllJ llDlo CIJI. 1111 tbe llhola, -w-. " Anabehp 1u1-, 11~t. Prmoul>', tbe Yakono Jolt to Looi Baadl Poll', IN, -~1 .. 11, Newport wUI llo lteld with tbe tall< ol ............ -ballbock Tom llartlD toolPt. It -tbe ' !'°""""" 11art1D wllo ru •Judi -II_,.. left Jul -to....,._ Mustangs Hope ~gos Will Be 3rd Victim •, • ' Valley, oiMnrlnl aplod--thret toucbdOWlll In tbe Jut five -·-···-. ' . . .. -.. n-.. .•L •. 1 .• "That wu a win we reau.1 needed," lolll1I uld. '"That 1ave UI a abot in the Cllb I thlnl; ...... ready to llarl Jlla¥lnc -loolbaJI .. ,.,, .. Watts wasn't too happy with the way hla lads played In the flrit two· 1.mes·but , applauded bla club'a win over Marina. COiia -Illlh ... -.. lhlnl . wl!J pl ,Ibo ~ lonJshl In fyuf outlnp . and may be on the way to Jt.s nnen aeuon ever -a wlnnlna me. ·The Mustangs travel to Garden Grove Hiib School tonight at I lat their floal non-league game. But, tbere la gloom at tbe lo!UJ!lng llonday to -........ -la Ji. future • Oreg Jordon, lolesa'1 rlgbt end and mie of the tty llguru In tbe lo!...,,.. win over Bola Grande, II out of Ibo pme with the .Ou. .. • ro correct the 111ua11nn, cooch •1it11 Peek will move Doug lolcAlllllr Into their •-u ol CG11ch' Nell Petk's team and 1'"°' _,. ....... ''""· tett • ......., * campua. 1n1ur1e. anc1 11c1mess are taking ...... w=-i.:... .. :: :w:...... ·F· w ...... at 1117'1 ............ .... * * . oo1y.u... wm tell how bed tbe i.uu.wm 111ut Illa 1o1..a... DHa EdwUdi' opq1> 11 loft tackle . aod t£ · to rr;:;-, l\(u.stangi' outaWidlng guanl, Kevin take •Manlz'1 .. ...,.. lolanlz bu been IUllerlng from a pinch-The ~eld. bowaver, remabia:lnflic!I I a..:-fl i~ -I Out, poalbl7 lat Ibo owon, 11 Ibo Edward. wt11 ..... ""' .... iiotch to ' I""' ... i' t I "'..... George Davis "" ..... Jordon at~ _ · · · · lld ...,. In Illa uppor ohoulder .and will with Claude ,Jf;elly at. Ibo quar1irbict Oilers Hope fo11 .. Rebound no11111tup.Anolber1a111r11111etakaallll =:,·~u:.u_~~:S " KeJIJ baa .... good runwo. . . . E . M k T llbn Jn ballbocla °"' ,-_.,, Classy Lion Backs Te·st .. HB st.anew ... a es ry . :a~r-=== Thi 1o1.-_ warklld .... _._ Westipinster will be making Its first Shepberd.,.JlollkeHayoes. ·For '3r.d Straight Win -=~~=;:=.:= caD Wfllbnlnlfer Hi&h'• briillani arrJy of backs peoetrale Hunlln8ton Buch High'• ltlngy Mfen1e? That question will be answer<d tonight · at Huntington IUgh when the two Sunset League te1m1 collide for their 8 · p.m. kickoff. Both carry lmpreulve credentials. appearance since knocking off Anaheim "That's the ~ set ot bacb we've , . • . · last week, 14-2. Huntington Beach IOll l>y seen In 8 iOog time," be 18}'1., . . * 'Ii * ' ;·; only 14-7 lo Santa. Ana last week aod held · "We did a good job on Curtll, but can · Eotancla HIP lcbool -·111 tblrd ud lU a1411 have no1· bad .. .,.. the · o.;. - else, ls impressed with Llon hoofers Dar-. ls really _a good one. Very atldom wm you !!Igles play boat to Rancho-Alamltol at Ron Brint tltes over hit old atartlna ryl Berg, Charley Buckland, Ron see a boy of his size with thole kind of -DavldJOn Field on the Newport Harbor position at Jett guard after being aldelln-Ai · moves." campus. lld with a -Injury aod Bob Cortiuke fabled Isaac Curlis to a meagel l<I yards. , . · , • · · _,.., , 2'!!... i Oiier Coach Keri M0ats, llke everyone we handle four? I don t.know.• Shep~ atrai1bt foo&ball 'lctory tionJcbt when the opening of_ fall pr1ctkt. r .~ F. Id Won't Be a Factor ;::-....:ch:=:-: =J:::i.::.~Eq!M-~· :,:;:i:=:.::ou1~ Ie suta Ana ,..,. 1a11 Saturda;y, 1s ec1,,,__,,.1n_. ........ twoGan11n at111eopafti.,-attbe-1p. Tri H · • likewise c:omi>llmeatary. G;;:-i:;..,~~~'lllil11elbe -Liit 11a1r Div• J-. Ibo 11a11e1• tons nnP. ·: · . • "Huntington la a llno, lootbaD team. thJnl ud Jul ciw.., <mve team Ibo wonbona wllb Ill yardo.ln 71 carrleo ao -r;v, For Colony Tilt-Coon They fumbled the ball away ... tbe '°"' -club ?'Ill --. ~ "'· ls -apln.tr(_ Wiiier nllhl" off· To Escape ·", .. ' MOii lolarlna Hip loolball lana ""' viewing too!Pt'1 -1e with Anaheim on Watminlter Hilb'• fleld with cautloua optlmllm. Fired-up Diablos Seek 2nd Straight They figure that since Anaheim lost 01i the same field to Westminster last weet tbe Colonlsls can't be loo bapPy about playing another game there. But Marina coach Jim Coon doem't aee It t!iat way. · J 'Tbey're going to be coming hack down there with fire in their.eyes, .. be saya. That being the case, be hopes his oullit shows more Ure than it did ln last week's 14-7 loss to Newporl "We had our ·poorest effort against Newpc:rt," he aald. "We weren't mentally ready to play." ilistary fhow•, bowtv•r, that Marina II alwayt1 mentally ready to play Anaheim. The Colonlits won by only 9-7 last year and the '811acorewas14-13, Anaheim. Marina bu a respectable deleese agaimt tbe ruob but Coon ls highly - cemed about Aoabeim's Pustna: pme, leaturlnt! aJl.cIF junior quarterboct . Georiie Fr-aod all-CIF RCelvw cao- didate Dan Slmpoon "Slmpooo aod Bob Clayton are M ml 1-6 guys and our tallest guy In tbe -. dary 11 ldJ: le\!t U things develop Into a jumping match fer puses ,...,. In trou- ble." I An•heim coach Clare v~, the -..able dean o/. -League coacbel, claiml Marina is a vutly under· rated toam. "I've been llll<blng their lll'1" all ...U aod I can't tmag!ne bow th;y've Jolt -ball _ .. be "1L ''They'ft quick, !OQgh allll _.... They mll1 come at l'l'I·" van Hoorebete, like Coon, 1111 bis practlca have · ~ better tills week lollowllic Wt -• defeat. .. I had a clue lut week we weioe bl tmible with W-. We had a PoO< practice -but fhls week ....... --ma a lltUa more fln..,. last week but tt 11111 took Santa Ana lour In Jn1ne ~,bOlllUtleo -...t. tadll power plQI. pla)'I to aeon. Then Ibey D!eded aa In-1-y1' -· ...tt baa -M lie laadl Ibo 0ranie eo..t -In Ibo "' ";: tercepUon to·beat them." po1n1o In !be.Jul two pmeo. rmhlnl deportment by a wlda nuqln. F "-Dar· . ' ., 11o1we11 Ilk ..... 11un~·· Grado-A ,,,. ~ ... Joto tbe ..,.. -lluJdl!> Alamllnl bu --If rom ~ , .. ·-. dele ... with AnaJ!elm'•·' . , e'lli'yona beallloy; ~ that Lawry IPl"!I irvtne uague ls1m1, Ont !oltn,· • ~;:-• -"They both go Into thllt wide tickle ab< to 1ountaln Valley, 111-11, aod tben to :A bettlt to _. oat of tbe -•-la 111 defenalve llne," be aaya. 1-ra. lf-0. •-_...., Boowell bu 1111 dolenllve 11n1 prlmad Ill ooJy win of.Illa -bu been a llln lor llon Ola•1lo Illlb ldiool 114 ., put the c1ampo on Oller quarterboet IRVINE PO WISTS 11-7 ·doclllon over LI.Habra o1 t b • lJ:I -wbooJ1oo two -OlllJlia Tony BonweJL . "= !:i°::· to be overly opllmllllt, at:: ~'I field loidillol II L "Ha'• their biggat threaL Ha'• .. MEET CAL ST A TE II ~ that bla l!l'iddm may tan .. -i.s llf -"1t awlully good one -be'• paued over IO , · , 1lancho Alamllnl a Utile too IJCbtlY. lall -In tbelr ~, ~ times 111 Jar " we IDlow we're ll"lnl to c.m 1!'.d Newland'• UC ~ waler-Altar Ibo Jut two oulJnp, Ibo l!:ltanc:la , IAqa pmeo. bave ~ keep him from compJallnjJ . polo !aim, 1lllbeelen un..-• -C"' eoold VV)' ftll lie ., .. _ 'llle.Trttw Wll'l 11(1111.., _vi. ~·tbe llJUl'tlt ldrallhl cla~IJ tills -will lie~ llr);llo. f Paul Joy; lahl -tbe llarllnr ~-=.:~-.::rllo quaitorbeck Ibo Llolll have loced. rtnt lcalPt II Col llata <IAiic -• ilullao at qaarlerback tllllllbL .r-. ...,. " ., ~ -Ldew!>i>d'• •ltllka Ilaa, lllaa El 'Ille ....... "'~111 lllt UCl -llio llell -... tbe --. Bl -bad -two ... -... ·Hancllo'111ani1Y~,Fr-11ot-k · In.U1tlooal ~,two -.., added In an attampl to I'! Ibo Salloo' dodlnsa•lf~·-~'la ud __ Bonwell: l but_, plar.tlj \l!llllon. ,.... ...,. Oil bitter footlnr. Ito-· . -* * * lnlni do\1!11!1111 i.. Dlllo __ ,_ * ·* * Bl -~ -., ,.-.. -~11-7. .,. • . JlltlorlelollDd'l'lllDY-aalaftho If ·~1 I 1a11m1:f::."::~::'t~':-: I i 1 ••:a• wtlb a'' . ..,_,~, • wtla o¢ '°"~-11 --. . r.n. , a dllmlll" -. • Illa I . ::=!":~·~~ . ;g~~~::~.!~:S Intense · i'irate Drills End .f.:..~5 ............ , .• ' .. ""' .... aid -lbt -'8rd, ud----uw1.'Ytmnw ..... a ......... ," -aald -....,. .... _ .. lod ... tllroaill a ......... .... __ 'Illa...,. "U,.. _.. i.o, k _,lie •Ill•""!'!~ ,· .. dWn't ..... ,_ ......... ,_..... . • .,,.,,. t .. ..... • ' .. Pftlt _11 ... =r-.. -r!... 1111-..i..,. ,... .. the_·-Dllllio ...... -.... "' ...... , -.w .............. .. __ ......,._,, ..... .. ·lld1'1lllea ' . ' . ,,,. ool)' .. -ladtic ,_lo .. II tf1'19aflllllilr---------Ca,, --1111 -·· Ille ---......... ., ........... -. 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AL1.-ROUND l'RACK STAR BILL TOOMEY OF LAGUNA BEACH IS AMeRICA'S lfADING HOPE FOR AN ' OLYMPIC DECATHLON GOLD MEDAL. • In Olympic Games at Mexico City ' TOomey, Hewitt-Top Area Hopes for Gold -'II\' Gu:NN ~E -·bo: ...... ~~ MlttrCO CI'l¥ -T.on;ltl!nltt of Oo<oi>a·del Mar and Bili~ from ~· Beli<11:.-out 111 b'Chnge Coait,-area•s leading gold medal can- didat.es f<r tile XIXth Olympie Games, which get undei' way here Saturday. · Seventeen-year-old Miss Hewitt, a senior at Corona del Mar High School, is given a shot at a pair ol i:reclous gold pieces in her swimming spedalti .. -the 100 and 200 - butterfly races. Tocmey, 29, is co-favored. ·with West Germany's world decadlloo record holder, Curt Bendlin, when Che gruell- ing 10-eYenl track and field test opens October 18 and finlshes the next day. Moss Hewitt's best chance for vie· tory ._.,. to be in the 200 fly. She is the American record bolder in tile event with a 2:2'l.O and that time ia the best lin the workl this yeac. In the 100 she is ooe of four Potent conliestants wi1ll Ellie Daniel (t:Ol.8), Susie Shields (l:Ol.8) and the wodd reconl holder lrom Holland, Ada Kok, at l:Ol.5. Miso Hewitt's fastest clock- ing is 1:06.0. However, it's a diHerent vista in the lqer swim. Misi Hewitt, a powerful flinisher, will be egai!dt the speed and brute strengUi ol her c°"""'rpart ·1rm. &ie Nettalands -a gal who rei)utedly Toomey, who came within~ 97 points . of. tying BencUin's world rec()['d total of 8,319 poinU puring 1he U.S .. Olympic lriais al .South Lake Tahoe, is fighting the injury hex u m.ucti .as is Bendlin. However, the West German ace is aloo having troUbles pilyeiC>ally. He ln· jured his elbow tlrowlng the javelin drowns the apposition Mth her wake. and i! ha\dng a difficuit time rounding She is 22, stands 6-2 &pd ""1gbs 190. into bis W<rld fec<rd fjinn_ Miss Hewitt · is two.time D&timal , Toomey's best event. are the 400 cham!i-m while Miss Kok placed se· meters, (44U) long jump (25-6"') and cood in Che 100 fly at U>e l!IM Olym· 100 """""'' (10.5). He's also stroog in picsinTokyo.Thisisthe'.lirsttiinelhe . the hurdles (H.7); jaV!lin (21M), 200 bultertly bas been beld in 111• diSCll3 (146-2) ll!ld hi!1> ~ (~). Olympics. His w...it spotl are tho PQ!e vault (13-1\1), •ho! put (45-7 ), And h 1,500 meters can go ei.Uler ·way. Toomey bas run under 4::Jl. Bu~ in tne.final Olympic trials he dragged· in at 4:47.2 -which coot him the. WQJ'"ld record. "I wasn't ready to try for a rec"OI'd at tbe Trials," Toomey says. "My ooly interest wae makillg the U.S. team. I have been pealdng for the Olympics aad by the time we start competition oext week, I expect to be in peek coo- di.tion." Toomey !UIS been the bani-luck king Of the American d.ecatblon. He broke a .former world record in the U.S. na. timal.Wi at Sa»na, Kansas, but had the 8,234 -~t effort voided because '1~ fi?~ used light hurdles and the soot put ring was not a<ceptable. He miSsed making our 19&1 OlYJDPiC team and last year during the Pre Olympics at Mexico City he was ready~ for an assaij.lt on the world record when be injund a leg during lDr>g jUlnp praciie< and bad lo=-from compe1i.)lon. But now he's in illop form -ready for Mr. Il<!OOlin and Ille rest ol tile Olympics field. /. . . ' ' ' . ' . ' . ' ' . ' ~. T OJ; OL'YtdPIC SWIMMER TONI _HEWIT1j'~EFl.ECI HER HOME ~IF.f."MO'(IE ·~· CHILD~OOD ~NO C~RRENT, f RM WH~ MAKES HER A GOiie M~AC FAVO~ -- • • • I I ...... ~--~-~-~---........ ..... --.. --......... -........... --... -.. .. ... . ... . . ~--......... ~ ...... --·--.·-· -.----·-·-· ~·--·-·-·-·-·-----·.,-------.-............... ._ .. -.......... ~ ... ... ' • •• DAIL .IS '.,,. "' -' , -~~1Mlit ~~ Riverside ~ 'r -~S AJami_tO · · r ' • • .io; ... ""' -•••• "A·t~ ts '~ ~ .HOw Tv F6Dk 1AJID l!llAW. TD JAYE l'~llt ' ~ U"ilC_ . ~o priyers , In OCIR ~ ': ' 'l:'._tri• f ' • Miny e per .. n ·"" HVed 11:, S9lf0f k.nows how , I:.·~ . ,EAi es ' l to.in .. ntio•elly hool< or-draw end sllctor feet. his . 'Sedan Ace. 1 · . ---..,.,,_it lhClll. It r1111y Is e felrly 1imple..thln1 .11 1. , ; .. • . . .I, meneuver the ball II )'OU follow this two·ltep -.J---'--,ttch~lquo.. . , . 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Kllltt'I ~ ..... tT L.,..._1 11.4 _forced by your •tllrt~• to swl~ 1 . ~ champl.On Dei.ts·Rulme with 11 aacOND'~c._.1,..,., s,..... -.. 1·1tt11 ·T• .. ,.cz pt!llMI ,.,, I 1crM1 the~lll fram outsld1.,t0 I · '!!' .... -... , .. , ·-·· ~ ... """"··· ~ ""· ~ (~ '~ .·. ~17 11 ' .. i :-, . l.~I" ' pointl followed b• u:s. Road .. -·r . __ . ~. Jn1id• 'f'it 1n· 9pen fK••'.Th• I • , :.!::' tl .~· · l~ . tMnM uc.:...t.~ sveer 1· oppbsj.-~~ nc 1p11th-:-from irl· / · RaclJ!r', .dlfinpl~. Mart ~ ... tr L""""'> 114 : • ~ "'~ AAAt """".. '•ide ,to ou id.,....'ls fprce~· by, ~e'Wltb·t71Wde!endin& 1tc11. ~,.<••~Ill') l''-~· 1u ;H ·CNtlwl' 1U \. your '.cto ,, -1t1nc1 pn i J•r· · , _ Can-:Am champion .Bruce i~-.C~T!!t~J..> \1~ -t'~TM 1t L...,.,., us \ _Monalh~::. ·. ~. [).;;,., •. ~J M~:.t,u.· ~, · 1 Cfliilt:T!n!f 1 .. '"'*"' · '"' . .,.... "' 11 c.lltMI '" ·•ust f llow ~, two p01n1tL ~ " fll ft ..... ) :. • ,,, . ,... .., fJ ' ,°'"9r) ,'~. . . ~ . • Ul . 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' ...._, (ff ,....., . 1• lhltlt11t v.1w ·cJ~ktN.1 111 "' 1 · , ' --y ·-· --11-.,,,, ,.,......,, IC .... ,. 1i1 u..i, IMfr (A Ariill\I) 11• . j •• i;, . : :l.JllJ" cart a ' .....-.-"~ GOOd' Eail · ' ."fl (lied that their rqother, M!'1. Norma Crank, la brtngln& home the l>econ,1 er marliii, ·iire llx.yeer-old Bruce lllid ftye-year-<ld Cri~ C:torit ol.11u$111· Im Hatbour. Mrs. Crank cauPt ~:i~er Oil light tackle after .45 minute. ffjh!. · . ~·~ cH CNllW)' ~~ ,..,.... ~ cc ""~ ,1, · ' ' ' : .i ' .. ·. • I ·~ )lro"lkled-.by Clnadtu in-. -=..::,1·.'f:~' 1~ EJ:..d-"1i'::.., lii 66s G~~ fo 1 .r .. _V. ie.ro:t ... 1.:.:,·.:. ~~.'~-=:.i:.. Area R11nners Lose T,... ... fT Ll ... M) 114 (lwdl:· •em (L· Wrtlflt) 117 ""'1 ... ..,. '-'-'°--.: AM ,...... T• Mia IH ''") 117 • , ~-:..~:. ~t ~=: 1~ ~~~ i: .i: -~:;, ::: In El Nlgll. I: r.r, · ..... il./:.. . tu~·,~v~~~ Three Leagu·. e. M. eets. . . e .... ourn. e. :_.f'Y ..-. b·DoanO Speneer: , · ~ · u'l'be engine," aaya Titus, 1 Art Bro~ ... n Bill rim.on ,. Gear, joe Fttovlc· Od. =:· '' "la a 115 cublc-lncb Bartl v1n" 1. PoMns t1101, •:tat. LM!lb 11101:1 · Los Alamims Results IRCONO llACI. AOO Ylrdl, I "'' oldf incl 1111' In Gr.cit I """· l"UrM '1IOO. Toti l'r1tzlt {K1nlf) JM A.It I.to SClor'J !Ffllutl'OI) 16.• ltAG Ml1 P:i.t Olkk (Lllltlllm) 1.W Tl""-20 t/10. Scretchld-lletl Ch1111" "" .Hone, lu.ldy IMcklY. lr1sa LtNI. _... aNll •"In Gndt A Mln111. ''"" UM. .i.f Attlck (it.Rlt) llornl TitmH '"'*•I T1W**' Doc; (~rl T.,.,._ll lllt. ........ ,, . .... .... All• R1~Dtlll.lt. Cit Id!. Mt. St~ tty l1r, V1ndY'1 IMmrodl, Hit Trick. Ptrbr a.,,. Blll"llUNIY Rllll. kntdllti-MCCW's 1•111, Andlor 1-. SYll\tlltllll Vtft. A!t• llY Neto. lllllTlt lACa. 1511 YI,_, t y .. r · oldl. Clllrn"". '"'1nt ...,. "'-tnoll.t f:nlt 1Mon11J ,_. uo t .to km'• Mlf'lt 011t CH C,.....,I 4.41 &.20 4Prll Diii (l1nb) 4.20 Tlmt>-11 'Ill. · AllD R1n-Cllu Cftu lab 'I. Trvctll It-. IWMt 011rw, Goodl'• Twit, lllf't llocktl. ICntdlfd Senk Mwi. T• Allnla. Sltn'lt llACR. • Yll'ft. ! Yffr oldc Ind 1191 ln Grtlle-M Ml-. lturM ...... . ......... v .. ..i....-.:. .. '""A Ith f'ttrJlll IS. Ml••lell Vl91• 41 io111 •a.· WIHllrM c~1. 1o::w ~ a[\d RuaS Larson carded .Sis tO P~kin with tbeJr .. folJoW ""'6..._. .... 1..,_V'/ W ft• 1, ,.,,..,_ 11'1, 1o:u :t &tnlnl' Wl'llt!M!lr !I), 1i11ts J, Tultlt (101. tie for first place ln a low net by John Lane:~, Ffed Kell perimental JacbO.n fuel in-'''· 1o:t1 s. H11ddLtl1ton u•1, 10:..a ., 10:0 •: FVl'llc tl"VJ, 1o:n 1. ltoartc event In El Niguel men's club and Art Noel with 'IOI. jectton. · ~u~~~n 10(~1•5• 1~1:• :."1it.~!; .i~vbiri!:i.~ '«,'e'~~~°' 111~~· ~~:· action Saturday. Jack Valuek and Mary 0 We figure to ~ rwmiiig (MV), 10:• •• Domll\IUU (MV), Cft\ll, .t1 :02 11 . l'tynn {l"V), 11:04 12. ........, Ith h --• ~-· I Riv~•-and 11 ru t. Prvett Cl"J, n:tt 10. v1ncatt Bl~ llG-J. lldlt ll. 111111..-(l'VI, ~ ......... w f'1 was Dute Forstadt made the a:rade witll "'~ ""two.& a 1;4~ IMVI, 111n 11• Atwaod (MVJ, it:04 . 11:u 14, 'ttubbtt"d 11G11 11:16 Dilsaver aild third went to 71•. · tbenta ~ ~ we'll. ~ye an . , J•YV" J1,._ Bud Wrl~, Orv Hudson and Women's club acUon on Fri· even ~er engine. We're cur· ...,...11 ·~ .... ~!:'~ VIII• • i~ 4rao!:111n' v:=-;1n::!~ i~ Harry Buckley with 68s. day wu won by Dorothy rentJy-worktng on one with '111 """"" u, Ml111tn Viti• N WMver. 11:1t Frant s Ith and Al T --cublc.,lnch dlapllcement." TCll' Ml•lan Vlth> l'HIMr: 1. Ptttt. ........ , ... m ~.. O'Leary Ruby Hultberg and Tl 1 -•• of 1o:A , .... .,,. .... '" ......,.11 v • ..., 41 won the HI-Lo tourney 'fhicb Millie Pederson tn the three tua, ormer cwtor v1rt1f'f T°" ""'"' .. '" v1r1w f'lnltlltr: Wtltto" 11nished up Sunday. ru .. 1.1 .. Of "ll" com-+'Uoni Sparta Car Gfaphle and an of. ..... ""'" tt, 111111n11111 v111tY • lllcl'I, n 1ot Tsu Akutagawa of Gardena a:'... t"".. · fleer ~the Sporta·Clt Club of 11 ,.... ,:•rt~-~ a made a hole-in..one on the 16G-O _Leary won ~ fli&bt boo--~ tr1 Concint;ratlna: h G , d 1. wt1111 1SM1, 1o:n 1. w......, Y-~ 15th t...c1. sun d. y . ors With an 89. ,151~ 7~.follow-more-fil.ful ..... thMa,davt. Yout r1 (l!MJ; 10:• s. L1111btdt (SC), tt:• Al1,l lll,lql ed b Adri Coote d __ ........ ..,... ~· 4. EdM (IM), 11); .. s. Winton !SC). Alrutagawa used a four·wood Y anna an "I ·thlnk 1 can 10 for five 1o:n " l'l.ii 11M>, 111• 7i an on the •ar·tbree trick. Mai:;.r Evelyn lmler. • more yean, .. he 11-, "1 know 1EM1. 11111 1. a1n11m1R csci, 11 111 " ,. T w· '· Mab: (SC), ll:TI 10. lflf'tlns cac1. Hl11tberg'11(11.28..78 WU tops meu ln their early 50'1 who earns ID 11:1t 11. l!!fflL (ICI. lll:N It. ~ SeuHff The Neishl championshipi are. ached.Wed for Seacllff on Sunday to top the action slated at Huntington Beach Seicllff, in the second fUOt;and th1r,d are ltJll v-com-+t"ve. 11MJ, n:s,i 11. AlldtnOn csci. 1110 -----~-. flight winner Pedenon Actl14l11, tJ>e GJ'OW' 7 car&p~ The Caballos and cor--~. ,,,_ ed wllb a 114-M-«I. ' I e •. 1 ~-·~•·· phyolcolly oauo llR Clllnlllf• ni. 11 ,_,..... • . "'..-'---U~""'1YU'6 .__ the TOP 51" Cllrnln ... lllnlahei'l 1, 'Miff;' ·Second went f9 ' ~11 than the 8'dan cars. 1 wun't two midget teams uvw. ,,11, n:S3 , Fltulmm· ons fo"-ed by ~"-tired a• '" after Edmolltoo:" N--Meas area remain -/..IUW 1;o,11111111 t4U ., .. !"",.., II Mid.-,.. SIR( ........ tt llAILY DOtJ9Li:1 .. 1 ... t Rodlt a '-TllO rrtbll. f'tN tut.a TNlll:D llACI. MIO ""*· Ml*" S YHt Dlcb. l"UtH $J7DI, LIU A lltDCk .. (Sl'lllltl) 2M MKl!:•Y 1. s11rr C,tMI lt.00 l0.00 .&.AO MIN Lttlle DKk (COlllul t.oa a.• Thunday is aet a.side for the L.A. City Fire Department's tourney. Stipes and Shirley Hawkes1 Jerri drove a" Muataog in undefeated as the Caballos T""\s.n '""""" r1n1111tr1 1. ,..,..., Nina Danielsen took booorl tbLI yata'Trana--Am, ICbring trimmed the Garden Grove ...'."~·~~:.:====:..::.:..::.J::::ri:====.:==:i::::$, on the !ifesa Linda coune with · wfnl al Daylolla and. Wattrns JefoSet COiia, IH and the a 1-.U. Glen, N.Y. Mechlnjcal Ills Cornfn defealed tho Buena Poublt-EXPrta (Mcll..,nokllt) J-McCO¥ !Mltwd1l It.It 6.40 SM ...... ,,. CM.flJLI M T""i. tLIJlhl11'11 nn-.20 1110. kr1~ptys GO!dfMll, Mesa Verde Wins Outing Mesa Verde Country CIOO'o ,-.g team nm· ped to 1be team Utle wffh 91\!o ..-.1111e now Tuttin Meadows P o o l · cbll'D· plonshlps. !Cathy Gerner and Lorie Sd>weltrer Jed tile Mtsa Venle cootfn&«Jt "1111 a first plllce fldab · along wllh. Sieve Wyo.ttOA<l Peter Muhlhauser 1n 1116 100 yard medley relal< vlcllory In 1:10 ... · r Area pkcert: ..... u ,,.. -1. KlllY ltobtnle.. TllM: 11.S. -:t.S kCjl -1, ~Pl' "'MrtlL I ..... H fho -. t. K•llY lttblrtl&. Tlrl'W: Tir-40 l /IO. kl'lldlld-f'tll" lier Timi, Mtble Cllkk TM, DI/ ltP T9t l1r, AHd'le JtMI. tAM t.20 MO :l..OtM ... The Grid Summaries 2:2 ll. ' c... """ 2J lr,teit -a. KalPl' ~ Tim1: ~ t.-........ 11 1 • 1--il 2(... -lOI 1• -t. K•llY ltobtrth. : l:A.e. ltrl M 1M Wit ~ p. Mrl"f WV•fl TllM: 1:41.t. • ....... ,. M fl'• -I, ·Ylt Jdlwtltllr. TllMI "'' ,. ,.., -.. Lott ~· TllM: .q,o, .......... ·~ •• ' 7-11 ........ -· """'"""" IMdt . . • , 7 1 .....,, W.ll'nlfltHr t 7 t ._ 1 '"'°'""""" (HI) O.wt WNft. Cfl\ICll Wlr*lt, Ttrl'J ~ ,AT IHI) lrtl Wllltl Ill SU °""9fltt II 12 1 ..... IJ,...... ••• 1-1 it~ -f, llfLffW'(~I Sl.J, st ll'Nlt'-•t. ltM · """: rMftlll'VtlllJ' t f 1 ~lt 41.1. .~ ' . ..... .,..... •• •.·t-:• ~ J"ll ' THcti•li N (f'V) DIN Dl'"'1t, '° frf' I'-" ltiMrt ~-'l'tJM: ... "-"""' 0.iy Mltwl 2t~ ~·-t It*"' _......,,. ~1 ·. • P~T ll'Vl ~rt . 17,1. ..,. ... -.. -••. ,, -~ '" •• -.. lltt!Mrt Wtlllttr.. . .-,., :,/ ......... ' ........ 1 rlf.t. !f' ..,_ l1•1* . . • T ........ ll (QIM} Plt"'tf (ti, ,C.. !II llil:k ·-.. ""'* ,,..,.., . TllMt ....... .... •. JS.O. · rAT1 ~ tlalll'Mt .... 0.: Costa Me•• Eight m~mbers of the Costa Mesa Goll and COuntry Club earned spota In the upcoming Haig Open Pro-Am on Oct. l3 after copping honon: in a low net event of, Sunday at CON Meaa. !.eAdlnJ the parade are Diet Low net title for the rtieoth knocked· him out at Riverside Park Broncos, 33--0. of September went to Mirtha wlllJt be •was leadlnJ and the In Pee Wee ad!OIJ, the Ciampa. .....wml to H,..11 Kwech. Cowboya beat Ille Orange Tbe Three day electric Tlctetl for the T1mel Grand Rocketl, 20-6, t be COm· touriiament wu wm b y Prix Ire .on' sale ·•t the mincbea won 35.o over the Shirley Hawkes (12) followed Southern Callfornll MU1Jc _Co., Buena Park Tigers~ the by Martha Ciampa, Merrilee SS'1 S. Hill St.; Ximea Spedal Coronaa lost 18-6 tq "the Buena Dungan, Rita England, MaJ')' Eventa1 Ill W. Flrll 81. and Port Rebels and the Colta lost Evelyn lmler, Rita Kern and R 1ver1 l de Intemltlonal li-9 to the North Orange <:.oun· Nadine Maze. Raceway. .. ty illIPlr'll'•· · Awards · Announced for Benefit Fishing, Derby ?. ! . F.1 S·C H E1R-·SK I , PACKAGE ~ . ' . . . . ,, •JSHJlll: A~PINI DL' $KIS· ' M.U.KIR. Slh4PLIX TOI MAlll:KIA. TR¥AT Htit. , U'/IX IKI $LASSES LIATHil SAFm ST~P s49 .. 9s ' .... ,., .... NORDICA~ ..... -' .... , I IUCkLE • SIN&LE ·IOOr i I ! . I Nq'!(_I I en. .. ' NJTO •, . "J,; IMlb llD .. 11 ... ~ ' . 10 .. hour tire event • ' ' use your lr~wa.y· cllarge card · , , Jlre1, ·116'' • • ' " ' l " :; .-... ;;:.. ·~ -·':'11 ., ' ,. ~· ~- J ' " ANAHEIM l ~ HUNTIN&l'llC iCR. ......... dl".•- All•ll•IM Sh,~t C'fr e llMlll She, M_.ay ""9 Jo1fliH11 10100 •• ,., .. ,,,, ,.,.,,.,. 7171 ...... j\olO, ' eH·--·-·· ., ..... , ....... ..., · 11,11..,.,fot1ll~ ' i \ I J \ I I I l --- Z4 DAILY 'PILOr r.-.-u.1"' • LEGAL N0'11CB DonoJd B. Mcltee of Laguna Beach bu -. ·appointed manager of Security PecJliC'Natloo- a! Bank's L"81JD8 Ni- gqel Branc'b, schedul- ed to open In early No- vember. M c K e e has served at tlieCapistrano Valley Brench and Har- bor and Wilson Branch, Ceola Mesa. NATEC Gains County Firm W. J. Burke ~lnlction Co., a Santa Ana-based Orm which lut year registered ap-. proxbnatdy 15 million In con- strudion vofume, bas been IC· quired by the Natl-onal E n v I r onment Corporation (NATl!C) for an undlaclooed price. W .J. Burke, president of the company, will remain in ·the same poslUon. OVER 1 THE co·UNTER ' . . Crocker's Earnings Rise20% NASD l .1111 ... !w° Thun4ey, 0cw.or 11, 1Ni°. Crossword Puzzle AC KOSS l Loud percilsslve noise 5 Strike VIOientiy 9 Greenish· blue colors 14 Ferris wheel, '·ti· 15 Shade of yellow 16 Bay of- 17 Trees 18 Ancient clfy nl!a r Ar;oll• 19 Datofa dialect 20 Dismounted 21 Tall grasses 23 Peir 24 Measured In certain way 2ft Relish 28 ll•n's nlcknme 29 Theater YIP 33 Fastening dnlce 3!. Kind of cloth 37 Bttvol 31 F1st1!11td in certain •&Y 39 Qhd •o lannfsh -'l Hostelry 42 Having more courage 43 Plano part 44 lnest11, for one: · 2 words • 46 Levy a cbarae Gn 47 lfondt of HetWrw c1l1ndar 48 Put forth leaves 52 Soda fountlln itl!lll SS Laughable 57 Lint with tlllbtr fJlmeworlc 58 Conjoin 60 Made tbe big t~nl• serve 61 Eng. Opm compostt 62 Edible f111gus 63 T!ny detail 64 Roulette bet 65 Imaginary anl1111I 66 Record, lo the mind 67 Ruth's empire DOllN 1 Cos11ttlc preparation 2 City lrt France J Accept uvalfd 4 Worried S So11tdtd loudly ••a rn poor hulth 7 Duck IVIP at The P1lact 9 Mariner's dlrecllo11 1M11'1 10 Canadian 40 North province A111trl'c111s 11 Preposition 42 ,.ra~lt 12 Sttrs lS A.llonment less~ of sound 43 AS1ocl1te and fllm: 45 Cant · Colloq, ~46 "A llttlt 22 Signal bird_.__,,: sounding 2 words device 41 Swift In 25 Kind of dl1· •ollon agrtt•ent 49 Highway 27 SH 28 <Y•bOI Across 50 Ettusans' 2.9 Native -chltf god 30 -In-51 Fonner the-bole German 31 Earth-prtsldent enwll'e fir 52 Cert1fn 3Z Kind of flowers: molvtng laforalal device 53 fOftb.. ,, Flurry with 34 lfotlon 54 lloney of pl..,,.: Com!>, Europe for111 56 Nu111erJc1I 35 Tear out 11renx 36 Dunce: Slang 5t Cattehide 39 Not retarded lealfltr FREE MAllRllWIG AUTO lEASES -... p -~ ..... - - ·A· •' = • • " • o u • a • • • • o • z+ • • • • • z+ • • • "' • • • • • .. a e ;; + o" u u oz: c 4 4 •••• + • • • • • • " -• -· .... ilif -1968 • New Yorli S~Exchange List- f~liiiij~rBMiil ~~~": . -·· ' p --ft C.4""""'-!M"'>&7e~· .... ; __ • ... - ' , tU * -· DAil Y l'LClf ' ~ .... ~ ,f,,J.,;Lo ill;,~ ~ f I 'Religion ls an Idea as Much As Enwtion I 1in alwaya llatwed wbeta I re<e!Ye ~ note from IOll!e plelil e1er.,.... 111- fi>rmlng me thal be bu .-i !Ids « thal colUmn of mine U Ille IJl'iDllJoord la< a se~ ·It ....,. to me 11111 no. --1.lulc Is hanler tban-comJIOlfnl a WMlil)'. ""1llOll thal Is Uvely' -l>elal tr!9\al. and .Olld-befllldllll .... _ ·· SJIUelpeare 111Qe111 lbal !here ue ...--in. --buhllolt-1t·1110· ..-I have dered tllraiip"W. bloked GUI ol llbne, or al leul ol wood, wlthoul Ille lll&hlesl ir..,, ol C!Ullve Im· aglnalloa. ' • TBB l\EA80N for ·lblo, I am .,... vlnced, Is nol ao much lh&t preachers.are Po-u that Ille churcl!piq public thlnb of rellg:lon u a "feeling" and nQt as a fact. !I ~gioll i. cooceived u • feellni - which ·tt i. on1<' In part -lben Ille pastoraf duty is merely to make you feel gooc:k or pious, or 10lemn, er elevated. Vie almOSI expect . to be lulled Into boredom In church, fO< we fond to k(el> lily virtue with dullness. But religion iJ a way of thlnk1ng u well as of feeling. It is an idea u much u it is an emoUoa. And It is a provocaUve, a radical. a revolutionary Idea, If you trou-ble to examine it down to the roob. THE PURPOSE OF preaching, I have always thought, ii to make people feel uncomfortable, to challenge tbe1r easy • Dear Gloomy Gus: Councllman Jerry Matney Aid • reo:eollJ. tbal "I .,..., .tbal H I have anYthlnc to Clo wltb it Wt Ile gotni to J>Jve a new civic C<ftler within lwo ;yeua." Jllilclnr from his -..ilonlll fellow RimUna· ... --Ille di)' will be lucky to have purchued a s4e wltbln flve yean. · R..G. !l:cD. ftll tllflrt .................. .......................... s. .... "' .................... ...,, ..... ' ._pt10no abGUI lb<nuelves and lbelr way of Ille, to provote nOI a ,.,.. feel· Ing of good will Iowan! God (wbO ii ~ iDOiil1. Jmqlniil U a -of --) bul a ,..,. or obllgallon to become more of a reasonable and lgYtng crealure ol Goct · ' To do Ibis ellecllvely, Ille preacher needJ a lively -of biltory, a llnn grup. of PIYcbolotll', and enoqh bwnor to make the congregation swallow the bitter pill ol sell-tenlllny. II Is dllfJc:ult for me to 1mqine a more formidable weekly ualgnmenl 11\l!MBMBEI\ ONCE !Jeulng abGUI a porlsb priest Jn Ireland at the time of the · illldlotd !rouble,' when the Iniquitous Capl Boycott WU exploltJna. hJ1. J!OOl' ttiWlt8 and ac:hlevlng 1mmOi1aIJiY by becom1ng a lower-cue word in the language. Asked to deliver a sermon on the ex- cwlve drinking wllh which the tenanls drowned lhelr IJ!!peries, ·the llrleal es- claimed: "What is the ciuse ol 10 much wickedness and 10rrow In the wor)d? What ls It that makes you ahoot at your landlord? Drink! And what Is H thal makes you m1u him? Drlnkl" A Sense of Bafflentent W ASH!NGTON - A Utile Inquiry into the full mwUng of Vice President Humphrey's proposal for ending the Viet- nam war leaves a sense of bafflement on why the doves would be pleased. Let us take Humphrey at b1a word. He says that he would stop bombing North :Vietnam on the evidence of word or deed, dlttct er indirect. that \_Hanoi WW "restore" the 6-mile wide demllltarlzed zone at the 17th parallel. Thia would be "easy'', say Humphrey's aides. Here la how euy Jt would be. U the demllitarlzed zone were restored to ~ condlUons of the 1954 Geneva qree- m.,t Jt would mean that the •pproaches to Quanglri City and Hue, lwo major communUt object!ves, wouk!. be relieved. Preslure Cll I Corpe would be greaUy reduced. ••• , .. " creulng lhelr llreoglh In the norlherr ·U'ea nve-folcl. SO, WHAT Vice Pr<sideol Humpbroy I: asking 1s thal Ille eommWmt.. promise to fi.ve up any hope of shearing off the tw() norlbem provinces of Soulh Vielnom, '.¥htch bu been a major objective ol lhc Norlh Vlelnameae command. The predlclloo Is veelured here that Presldenl Johmoo would stop the bomb· lt!i n o r I h ol. lhe DMZ bnmedlalely ~ Hanoi ap-eed 'to "reltort" tbe ~tarlzecl zone. The negotlaton In ParlJ have been PllShlng !G< lhls lince the beglnt)lns of t n t talks. The Hanoi nt1ollaton have repeatedly ,.jected lhla suggestion u an lmpoaslble coodiUon and reverl to lhelr demand fG< lmconditlooaI cwauon of all bombing and Ids cl wu agalml Norlll Vlelnarn. , Whal Vice .Prelldenl Hunqibrey has proposed repr-.tl no dlanp In Johnson'• policy, and. lib JG11111oo'1 =~ rectlves I nec1Uv1 napoftle: from NOii Ill' llUMPllllEY'I ljlOedl to placate the d o v e e. was there 8"]thlnc ei.e deplriilt( from Jollllcll'• pollcy. Shlfllnl a grealer mflilary ·burden fuler to the Soulh v~ frei eledlooo, lntemaUonally IUpervised ...,..i Jr t, pctlltlcal, oconomlc and IOCla! nfonm - all -ue part of the Jiifinsm, in-iram. U -who IU-"'9 the Vlet- ftlm .J;:ce p1an11 1n Oiitan lllt4 In IJoj~ a .... mood, U lhOJ lmaclno ....... "1lere then ue mert1J mon .....,....; fbilt..,. wtly lllillled. ' " •• .. · . . . . . . . . . • ... .. < ·' ' . ' ·v~r a ' ... I New Appreciati,~n . ' :. . t.l:::i.•"'"" • . •1r·~ .ALL RieH.r 10 ftiF.F, ).l~BERT, BUT p;N'r -,NH.AU:.~ . J . . • • " . ·H . ' . Jt~ader·Propotes Air Servtce Soladon .·-. 'Use Airpo:rt-.to~RUnway M ollorail' WHAT WE NBB!i' lben, la a major· air · tfanil!Ol'talion 'o:oinpln · ,irhlcli · saUsfles Ult Med fOC' a eJose.ln .loo1Uon while being -plic:e el!e! . Jmpoalble? l!p! An alrporl wllboyl clote-ln nmwQ"• will meet these· teem· lliill' Impossible uquiremeou. A 'key f..,. tor m·lhls approach Is Ult of a .-aIJ .belween Ille alrporl and runway. Tbls will permit Olla~ the "¥!WIY In a remole locallon with · the -er temiliial sllll •Joie to the populated artu. Tbe · nmw171 U!ei! lo ~ the Oranie Counl)' Airport can be located south Ort spvMly PoDUlated land wily reached via the San Dlero, Frtewaj< 11tt In- land on land · wily · roichaci via the Rl•.nlde FHeway. The riJbl-of"""l' a1,.... 111eae ,,..,,.,. bu a1nac11 been. acljuJrtd and"the feulbllil)' of runalq a rapid traMlt system nth u a monoran along such a rt«hl.of-woy , bu i>een etlal>lilhed In · llWl1 llludles OI the t,.o. Anlelel rapid transit lllllri. t.1tc1n fr!;im, rl'Gdtrt at1 toelcomt. No""4ii~·'9rlur• 1hoUU1 conw~ th~ me1i~1 m JOO toorcb or tu1. . fh1 right io~ coudemc · litttr1 to fit ~t or tlhtjlnaU Ubtl·ls reur:vtd. All lel- t<_ra mdil lft<f"4< sig'"ltdrt and. maU. fnd' .addr111; but names~unu be toith-he!d oft. ·;;quit. · · ' ' · .. operatka In some eounlrles esceed .100 mph. Thus, the trip to·Ule runway, even lf It were as I• away _, Ontario, would only be a matter of IS .. IO iolmttes. Al Ille' NDW9~ Mr; Air TraveJ:er would -., fnlm the eoach dlredly 11\lo the loadlnl tuMel IO the')et craf!. For his trip liopte, Ille pi:oceu "l'"1d be reversed. · The propoied d~v~lop~ent of. Oran1e Counl)' . Alrpoil wllh -runway• meets the reqUlrements for Oraiite" Coon-· I)' AvlaUoo. Furtherinore, H prollably could be deve~:f9r ldl ~ .~ at ltasl w)lh lw acrlmooiT liWi Ille pA9eJtl . approach which apjM:atll IO~.one·1'hlch bu ... beaded towards c:oodeninlng .all of OrapCciunl)' IO lhal lt Cln become.one !llgantlc aspi>all landln& atrlp. ' ffiCHAllD E. HOLMEN agree alw~ '!Jth y0ur.,op1p1on. · So, ·1 f'!fl jlrivil<gtd 10 ~· tssue wllh ·you at such .a Ume. dlrec:I .to the boanl. ol the Orange Coul Junior College Dlslrid and In rel,..... to your editorial ol Od: I and Ille q..,;. Uonil "What do we do rm? Where do our .A sH:oRT ·WHILE agO, in your "Reeds efindren go from here?" In the Wind" column you bad.a lenglhy, Before moVlng to Oranit ~ ~ aoniewbAI snide crtilcism ol lht. postal San Gabriel Vallty foor ~ 110,. we service. Being a .poltal clerk, I realize were aware, even· then, ot the Iarii lhat lhere)s mudl rnont'!pr ·c:tltici.m. matrlc:ulatlon ol high school gradualel to The Presldent:s sukey found l¥1V·~.u Orange Coast COJ}ege from that area where mucb change WU needed ·llid Im alone. .,.... you· know all of Ille <oni.ilu of lhal , . report. . ALTHOUGH TR!IRE ue several llrie . However, ~ your. col~ ·xou ,rere junior colleges to serve these studenb, : ptdntlng out s~er.i ~~ which clearly Mar their homfs, the idea of attending ~ can be poJnted out to·be l'tun\an errora by acbool Jn such a desitable locaUon aa ai>me cjer). U you were to try yourhand occ bu lured many hundred of ~ at ttilarjob you woUkl ·s0on see hO! of~ young people. .".' some of this type of th1na: is blamed on 'I1le affluent nature of the times -easy Ott old P.O. where It actually ii the acctsslblllty to autol or the cmt ol 11Ddet'1 fault -WegJble addrelpes, sevff'IJ: students sharing a rental unit - wrons addresses, .insufhclent pos,tage, has ~de It a relatively simple matter to poor marking of speclal dellver.y and achieve this goal. Obtalnlng a permanent other priority mall, etc: resident address trom fri ends or re~aUV1!4f ALSO, BEAR In ·inlnd the cOmplement of postal workers, though swelling lo an . alarming d<gree, has .silp ool kepi pace with the phen_omei;iat lnct!!ase In ~all so that everyone ii ~ harder and can spa\d' f~ lime ~:attenltoo ~·le\t"l'. • EvefY.one co~plali'ia at the current · raises Jn postage, ,never reallzlng how many limes lbelr own inp>me has been · mulUplled ln ~ same time it toot ~ rat.ea to dOubJe. Net,iilhelw, lei us adm~ that the. In- stances you named did take place and the1 should not have. Evety factory h"" a traah blii (IX' •Polled parlJ . .Every mar.tel mlisl diKanl spoiled merchandise. Ev.ery ' Jn residence In. lhu area has hardly bft6 a rnbKr inconvenience -thus no out-of~ · district tullton .-. Granted -students sharing a rental m"l' be contrlbutJna a minute amount In tu. And who can blame them for their youthful dtslrt·to attend a colleie only & few minutes' drive to the beach? HOWEVEJI, TRIS. ls nol 110lvlng lilt problem that extsta for the overcrOwded school a< overbl!rciened taxpayer al lhll distmi;.t1tO heiitat<s 1n add1ng,,ac1. dlUOnal taxes to hil btll lo pay for the "pleasure" Qf studenti from other juiilor colles:e diltrlcts. To the Edjtbr: doctor Ji>les a paUent an~fevery laWyer a I blft ·Written Mn. Constance C. case -1 Could ,0 o0 and 'on.' I real!ze establlahlng residenee of students ls a tremendous' task lo check and control, but I am sure thole ln- lellf1en1 · eJIOUlh to be rlnldnl up 1)1~ and higher coats ·lft tducaflon can nna a way lO change the misletdlng figures of actual ,..ldent qualllled. studenla in at.. Blanchanl In n)liy' to 11er: poslllon Oii • -. , . namJnr of schoob In lho Htmtlnglon IN YOOI\ ilvsJm:a and ·In mine, Beach untoii Hip ·School Dlllrtcl. lltro mlilakel ua i1arlnl1y uposed. I won't Is my posltloo u txpreu<d to her: .,dienUon 'too min,· lyJIQI! Jn Ille :J;IAILY .1 Jeel lhal.., Dlllrlct hal, had IA:~· Pll,.QT an!l·lhe,llmes you cm-eel ii line 'cdlenl Polley up to Iha ~ namin( and l•avt ~ In, '""' realile lhal you hllb adiools iccordlng· to ·a local place · corr<ct ·~ .... or tho Um<!> )'.GU pl • . ruime· lulialiU f0< thal communlli In fo'ti-·to pYe the nlifen·tbe,added whleh tbt school ii. located. Tlata, fill!)> of.'a i>uzil< whlle reading newi westrnlnlier Hip sdiool 11: ·.1.n , Tile day o1 your cohlrim ,ln quOllllon )ou Weslmlnsler, Hunllngtoa Beach · HIP . ...-a ncw1 ~ of a heikopler crub School' ls in Hurtllnglon Beach, etc. .--. r!glll "¢. to '!>'·LA Airwiyl ad. I bel 11 appears Utal ..nra1 ynn baclt. i>ut lbal. went oyer biJ. And todOJ!, )'.Oil Dlslrli:I "backocl Into" iclenlilylng the: liie.' apoloclied fG< tum\lng ·a pl<lun ol a of · Ille llflb major . ltllh ldlool u the · eompelllor'• l>oa1 · Iii a, story ol a boll Edbon alte ba:aUR It. WU -~ DUl'1' ~en f1nlL . . tendance at OCC. - 1'111815 BUT one queslloo Ille lrustees ahould attempt to 1olve. I am sure your readers have others that must be faced realistically. The day of the "shoo-in" bond lsaut lo pasl. Many .~ are asking f<r a cloer look at "hat can be Clone to assure them lhit the diatrlcl lo 1harlng I b e n.spoosibWty In controlling the cOSI ol educaUon when an Injustice ei.Lsta. the ,,.;,.... "'••l . . . Oby, I·~~ to on. )l.y Point u .ln ·TD· ,ORANG!: cotJNTic . Airport .Is ' N:.:;.:: ·ii:' i.maol. the Tbomu A. -~j>WOo wtlh the ·ainotml ol lDall Ideally located, IQ ..,.. oa Ille bub o! a ···-.. · . · • ~~ ......... ,. • :· l!ii\clJed lpetdlly and .well, I. lee\ we· Jn D. MACY EDITOR'S NOTE: The resickmy ·of 1111d<nts itllder 21 ii utobll.!hcd bv thl locctiOn of tM porentl' refld.mce, ~orcUno to OCC Deen of Admf.t. -lt'.tftMth Mot0rev. A "'4iffng ii ttnC to tht par•ntl' addresr to vnifv reftdenq,,Mouir1vsavt.and1tudplt1 1\411< btrn up<lftd for falilfvlng their parntt' reddtt;tct. TM leaal reftMnce of a ltUdf:nt ·°""' JJ U iohtreotr he lives. Al:lowt .JO percent of OCC fUU ~ ~ 1""1111t1 are outr 21, ftt: dvdfng a large numbtr of wttraM, Mowrfw r'J)Orta. .. .._ Edl90!) HIP Scljool W.'!' ... ·-·....,....., the ~ service ale being picked Clft by complea thal = -· "11'"'.r~"'ls, 111<1,, wlllt ~Uvelf no ~1 far~~ -~_ .... ,. ..... "..;1 the. rilaUv•'" i.w mlslal:u fl CIO /it ri ·""°II boll! -San ••"-II ~ a cbokl """1slenl """ _,....,_,. .., DI ... ai1d NeWpt Jl'reeways incl •will·be """""'' .,... ' · W. do make. -· froni Ille Sinta·Ana and c-i pr<"~ pollcy. ' • ' ' . -'"••·• ·'---lleltba: 11.namJnr, ot l'SIUllinf, i'.htl' ·II' YOUJt llPfORTS In Ibis dlttctloo Fretwaya. 'l'lli· ---........... .,, school for .any. ~ . penoa --help In resultlq' in ...... new aw.,.,,... cae be uled u a-itllly 'l'"'king IOI. · wh!I pi:tyioul Jin~cy. ' ' .of.lhe·'v"" despw•\"·pllgb\ of Ille P.O. Or-Counly AlrP>rt would be Ille •·• lb ~ --'"and -~ lo ~ ·~·~ ·~~ ·"··'•''·· >lace. Where baa.... WU handled, f baYe _ .. aft OI . W •-....:, --•ft -WW~~"-.. ••-•··-tbe·.:.........~blllw ol the..,..... lbe'-'I~ ru· be>--a•.,,•l to •ou, tlckell IOld, incl ~\ll'IVed. l\lr, Air ~·and'~"~ the ...ti·· bu1 'i'7.;n; lh!nt' .;,.; m ~'Ille l'rav•. havinl cbeclteci·ln, would tt!tP Tller'a ~...., ¥lewi belnr tr--1~ irioog a~ In llnlllnl out·b..W. .... Into a waitlq ceadl aq,f "°l'¥ ~ wblak·. . tecl to.rite on.the laoM ol a ...,. l<ir the . , l'Cll'I In . an <qanlzilfoli .wNch . - ed to_ U,, for removtd runwiY,. SJie«1s al l!ftb major blCb ·-to be construdetl a1mo11 etiurefy ol humlftl wllh Utile .. ~,rapid transi! ")""°" now In ln'our dlstrld. , , . . • Ito belp.-1111 computerltied aociel)I hi I will 6> my best to --.W\111-. wlilch' It -. ' . •• Q~ ... ---... ma)Orll)' ol the '~ In our~· .' · R. K. lllSI'AD c1e<1N. I i-u-. ~ we haft .. ;h<$1 · l>Orlia,. to ,. ...... Mr wbldi ....... 1!8 tut~ lftal clril ol ltddt. --I. ' '~ ~1'. "~· . 'l'rm!ao 1lontlnaton -.; .. . VOIT,:i!!P ~ -.. )"f t • ' RAY'. YiNES:; . ' ., . ' . FEA'fURING ·mE NEW . 1969 PLYMOUTH. STATION WAGON " ' ' ~dr., 6 pass., h'oater, emor. flosherJ.· Al •inyl inferior, duol odion, to~·g~to, frorit ol'.lll ;.f,, .. ,. ... t : arm rost with osh tray. Front door· tight switches. Hidden slorogo, omer. floshorL Front & , .. , -t belts, boeluf> li.ghls, left outside rHr view mirror. Dual braling sr.stem. Sor. :#.RL459-E109~5. ' . $6. 12s .. . PER MONTH ' INCWDING TAX &: ue . . \ . .. . OR PWS TAX ,, ue. " . ~ " . I • '• -,..... . .. ·-.... -------------· ... • o..,• _ • ..,, ,.., ·-""" A .DON BUSTER · - ' . ' ,,. : , . ' SERVICE SPECl.AL ,_ONT-END ALICiNMINT_ ---· .sn.-.'9", 5 . AND WHllL PACK.,. '; 7 AIOVI PATMtilT IASID 0 0N NOIMAL l/J DOWN, _u PATMIN1S 0.A.C. '65 DODGE . '66 C,HRYSLER, CustOm 11880'' ,-a~~tic tran,s. · 9-pUSelig'er station wagon With mission, radio an4 heater, pow-.air conditioning; beautifully ' er steering, 'pol\'er brak~. ·equipped, full.and comp!ete.pow-rhltet;,f ts #l624A er. S~k No. Ul625 . ...... "., ...... ...-...... ~5 ' Vlllir ~. OAC- '&&:vw ... 4-~ radio and heater, white iilde walls, stock #4524A f1295 . ' ' ·-. ~83 CHE·ViOlET. . ' . . Sedan,. VS, automaUc transmi.- . lioli radio u.i· heater ·11r COIJdl. I • • I tlonlng; SfQclt'No: 4121A '64 IMNRIAl '81 T-BIRD ·. · · FuJf powa', focwri lir COlld., electilc wlDdowl. · Sloct #48018 ?95 ·~ ., ....... :-,_·,1 ·1c. ..... ---... --..,...~. · '64 EL CAMINO · V-8, automaUc, ndlo and lll!itt- er, pa,.:... ~· , . stioc.t #U11M17. '" ~.395~ , . _ I· 1 '65 FORD .. IQ-passenger Colintry •quire sta- tion wagon. Full arid complete power Including FACTORY AIR COND. Stock 'N<i. 1572 . . Ll Banin, 4-dl>Or' full po-iver, '4-door ·lull and complete Po..if ¥orY_ D.r, full featlar inter-, tactor1 air '!'nd1Uonln1, e!Jctri~ !or, ~l<CU1~ windows, fflY .Uts· and _...._ Stock No. sharp. Stock #5117A 4799A· 51995 . ' OPEN 7 DAYS · -'A WEEk ·1:3o 'A;M. TO 10 P.M: . . . . . . - ' ' ' :s"· ' . ' . . -. SAVE ~~·. •1~. ·. 0 LARGEST STOCK · IN SO UTHE.RN CALIFORNIA · . . . . . OVER . " I · 19.68 ·P.LYMOUTHS :A·N·D-CHRYSLER -.. . ~ $ · 'ACllltlSLEit-_ .· °Uoor 'blrdlop, &lllOmlUC tftDt. mlJalon ..Wo and heater, white · llldewaiLo ·gold In ' color. with Jiiati:hhig Interior. A nry Dice car. -~395 D:OW"M· · "·; CASH · OR TR.t\D. -. . Of Anyth~ng of Value .- -DELIVERS . '• • ,. "'I ' Any of t~e Br.~nd New · CARS ABOVE · • • I ' *Tax .~ Uc-on ApPi'o¥9d Credit . • ' . ' l • ' .. r .'54-PACK·iR D. . ' Eqlllpped *1th overdrive, ndlo, heater, p01"r · steeinnc.. power lintu, whl~ wall tlrel. #li538A 195' '64 PtYMOUTH · .~ ~ ., j .~l . ' -'61~,···~i7. •' V-8, )'idlo,.beater, seit· be!U· and ati the other emu. '#'79aB ' ' . ·. '65 'MUSTANG ' .. I - ' • ~ ton !oD~ bed ··pltlr up with AutomaUc, ndlo, heater,.- autonlallc traftl~D, r ad lo 1ateerbi;,1PQw.er brakes, air condi- VS, radio and heater, itlct lJ'a» mllllon; . nry> Dice,. •Stclct No. lilHA ' " · and heater. Stock No. 43898 ~~·#te37A • ' ' ' < t595 · ·s129s ' ' ' ' .,, ~,,;:. ... . .. ... """"""" " ... ' I """ .o...c ~ , ' '· • • • J • ' ' I .. ,, • " ' ' , v ... " 'l9'WAYS .TO Mf. , , · ~ ' f I' ' ' ' ' ' Nfll"Rll .19 1'1t Y .. '!' .......... ·, 'J ' . I' I . I • I A" , • • . -y-......a...IU.Jtlf l t'l~Ha s... ••••• 1lwt s..-e.. w ....... Open Houses • .. THIS WEEKEND ~, .... ....., ... : ... ,.., ...... 'I •• ..................................... ... ............ ., ................ _,...,...... llAILY -·-AIL -............ .., .......... ...... ....................... ~ ... ......,. HOUSU FOi SALE (1 lleclroorn) eu ..__ Jmne Terneo, c4K ' m.a9IO" • . (Sun 1-a) 503ll..taoW c-.ser111r . 87HJM)O; hk 8*11227 . (Sua 1-8) (1 Br. & F11mily or, O.n) 535 Buel, Corona de! Mar . • 873-4869 . (Sat & Sllll) (3 laclroom) 1747 Plaza Del Bur, Balboo. Penn. . 873-4037 (Sat. Sun 1-5) 2420 Unlvenlty Dr., Ne~ 11-.b ·"" (213) 941-1868 ~ 11-1 1980 Raymond Ave., CoaU - 84M924 . '511 'Sn) •*1801 Bollllle Doone, ~ Ttlnlli, CcD1 · ~72, Evea: 87......,. (SanP.lL) *2M cO!t.oD SI., ~rt Beldl 84USllS (9't • SWI) fl Ir. & F1rnAy or Den) (111' Weot Bar A+e. (PenlnNlll NB '., 842-5200 ' (!lilt Is 8llD l:JO.u1 IJll Tndewllldl I.e., ~)NB, , 842-5200 -• . ' -{Sun 1,6) . S0802 Mllllco Ln., Huntln(ton J!e¥h 1586-8489 · (Sit Ir Sun) 2043 Pal01Dt Drive, CoaU 'Mesa · ) M6-ll060 (Sat 2-8, Su11 lM 23911 '1'llliD A,.., Newjim -. . --~ (llllly}- 1578 Corsica Pl., ('Meo 'V...S.) CK .lf9-183~ " (Sat • Sun 10-e) 21ae Vista Loredo, Newport Beach 117MS92 . (Sat • Sun 1-S) 729 Cameo mgli111!d1 Ir. Cd'M .· 575-3000, Evee: 873-05~7 (nl "Sat 1·5) 20891 Horizon Ln., Harillni;on Beach 982-8781 (Sit-a: Sua l·S) 395 )ipadow Lane, Newport ~ch 540-1720 (Sa\ • Sun lZ.S) 599West Wlllon Colla 'Mesa . 842-1771 ' (Sat " Sun 1-8) 2519 v-Pl., (Colle(e Part)' CM 842-1771 (Sat" Sun 1-8) (4 _11.c!room) "' ' . 1611S2 Rbooe Ltme, Hmdlngtoa l!eldl 837-5178,,847-3880 . (Sun i.S) *1338 Gal.uy Dr., Dooer Shorar ' (714) &42-82S5 (Sat .. San) 1000 W...twlnd, DoYOr SOO.es 842-8238 (Sat a. Sun). ' 2107 Slntilgo, (Blfcrest) NB 842-8235, · (Sun 111-5) (4 Br. & F1mily or Din) *4639 l"aldleld, Clmeo ~ 87"'331 (Sat " Sun l.S) 1842 Sll)Uago Dr., (Dover Shores) NB 846-1550 {Dallf 10-5) 2U5 Lllhthouae Corona de! Kar 844-1010 ' (Sat" Sua 1·5) · 1751 Pltcalmo, ('Me81 Venle) Cos1Ja Mesa 540-1720 (Sun 1·5) *4533 Perham, cameo !llores 842-8285 (Sat "'Sun 1·5) 18662 Royer Clrclo. HunUneton Beach 842-8509, MS.:ib74 • (llllly 1-8) *1924 Leewanl, Newport Beach 846-3255 (Sat " San 1-5)_ • 1501 Eton Place, Newport Beach 846-3255 '(Sat"' Sun 1·5) (6~) **812 Eoenfni Sllr, Dover Shores &42-82S5 • (Sot & Sun) (5 Br. & F1mily or Den) 9U BeDls, (r.allbluff) NB 844-1133, Eves: ~!505 (Sat a. Sun 1 I 'UJdaM) **1350 E. Ooeon 1'1'ont NB . 87~. Evel: a.uHj, (l)all.r j-6) 2035 CaJ..i, ('Meo v..,ie) c11 · &fUBll (Sat 1-S) D ...... Far Sale (3 Br. + Den & 1 Br. + Den) 1159 I!. Ballloa Bh-4., !"Jboa l'ollli. . &'IS-9200, E9oi: 14H98a (DoQJ 1-6) . ..... Piopwty .... Sale 12 Ir.+ •-1 . **41•-m st., N~ )llan4 m.«oo, ._ StHllO Olan 1-1) ..... .......... ............ Yeu et, Sol It, Fi1M1 It, Tr1cl1 It With a Wint~ llOUIU l'Oll SAL• HOUSIS FOR SALm HOUSll FOR SAL.I HOURI FOii SA,L• HOUIU POI IALI Oti•ol 1000-11 IOll General 1• 111 1ral 1• ........ -.... FINER H6MES P.k &~t<ealt, . Broadmoor Harbor View '-1/-1- ' Bd'l/ronl .JJom,~' B'L\UTIJ'IJL QUALITY Tra&Uonal 2 at.irJ,, wltlt roal WU. ..nu. J Bedroom .... tn• cozlelt Ji"'ll1lld dip. Pier llltl • float • • • •. • • •, •, ;', • • • •. t ••I $1611000 I llEDROOK -71 tt. on~ Pier • ~~:P·. ~~ -~~~-~-. Ti\r.~ . OPEN SAT & SUN PARTY PERFECT • Plllllly ~ -ap.. doUJ 4 BR, 2\!a both home llOlr DOver Shone. El<qullitely decorated, ~vely Janel.. acaped Jot. Huge brakfut lrU, 2 fireplllc ... Newly listed. . . I •lfhe 4 J1il 1• Td-Lnel M1•ll . ,.,.. ....... """' ,..,, ... 1...,111fniA1111rw . ·2500 'WllftCNlt·C-dtl Ms If ~•P1tlftt:tli .... .,_ 1-IMHOO--ro1 V• Ha•rt 0.C.uled ~ Dave Gambll, Rltr. 644-0020 ' ' ' ~ . -=-= ==-=-=-- ----· ----=- 0CDN"RONI' . OPIN DAILY 14 l'M IUGLO-.f ..... , ..-Ptl\lnoull l'llllt Too ...-blO!t 5--i _ml_ All_ (Gold--).-__ ,.,.__ ........ ----Ille ___ _ ln(.A-~All~ ........... ---· .. 312 Evonl"I Star, Dove' Shores Vuw.JJ.om• PtCTUllESQUE -J'wt JoriDil fJmlly llome. a .BR., 2 balhl, wllll bumed' celllnp, nr.· J)lice a. heavy •bat• roof. 3 car garue & large fenced ,-rd with sprinklered euy inaln· ~.,,.. landacaplnf. Owner moving. Im- medlote occupancy. $39,500 • 11A YCllEST -Moot ln>!Ung Fmicb Prom,; daJ. 3 BR., 2 bath bome·qn I J.arae tree·lhad ed ..,._ Jot Celiter ball, ID>ltlng fam!IJ room! Bright "' cbeezfull IUILDEls CLOSE OUT ALSO · · ONL T t NEW HOMIS AVAILABL~ ape. --1lo5 P.K lilt We will • I c r'lf l c. um '91,000 - 4 l!eilroom, 4 i.th View home, neglec- ted, Ujl never occupied bJ 'l'e>:ao OWD· RA~HO LA CUESTA, b>.'H1'!iUnlloll Beach, !Iii ~~.a-= = the but val ta· ID a new lloiDe iii Ille en Ure aru. ..-.;. "'fJ..% iiiill boo,_ . 1 & 2 story, S & 4 bdrms, 2 batba, quality C.~o-'°"""'' -p1u1 -tlon IDclDcllDI all kitchen bulll-laa, fireplace, fully """" ud de. -..., ._ Carp.lei!, ilbali:e roof, cOnaete drlteway, large ..i -rOom. .._ • 1131 Tradowlllll1 Lano Open S..ndllj I~ "'"' . Tfy J75,~Worth ,10,000 more as la 1000 w:!::.is~~~C::. "*•' ' PENINSULA -Bayview Cape Cod, 8 BR., 2 bath,upstalrs. Qinver!lbl~ den with wet bar & bath, living room with llnploce(bullt-ln loll. Walking cllltlnce to Public Beach. 3!00 ... ft. ....,.. (Located It lllnillton a. Buclw:d) ""' ---. $'19.5<D. -,....,,. BBQ + large plea .. nt paUO. ' 915 Wett Bay Ave. Open 111/s..llllay l:»S · f25,050 .. $21 )'00 673~9200 ·-50 6N6 Coll .!.1a :.~-:~:~ 1 1ay & 11cic11 rBa'lcml 1065 WESTCUFF DR., NI ' 642·5200 ' " llNlty, Inc. ; IA YCRIST • w. Balboa BMl, 'I' TbJ.a ..... 1t·1 -Buy -4 BR, a botba, and . lijjiijjiijjiijiJiiijjiiijiiijiiijiiiiiijiiiijiiiijiiiiji"' formal dlnlog room. newly <mpeted. Ownen I' moYl!it-'!ollist SOii i ............ $54,750 ----------' BIB C. YH Affard Ntt to lluy the ....... . OPEN SUN 12·~ 2107 S1ntlago, Biycrftt iohn macriab .REM.TT COMPANY Ill Dover Or., Suite 101 MACCO REAL TY CO. BLDG. , 64U2U Seles lhrough the Multiple Listing Service of the Newport Harbor Coste Mesa Bo.iird of Realtors totaled $35,268,700 for the first " . ol y.Ur d!'llrilo · ~ •• when ~ticinu7' .... __ ...... ,... tbat ,. wlll pa.y dJ. the moc IP&• db SOc dollclt '!bk attlw:ttft 6 Slhlantitl .-....+-. 8 months of 1968. List your prop-""'bocDe lam ...... 1oi"""' ~HOUSE • M.T-8Ull l .. I er.t __ ,..._ -$46,900 · IChHp) 2',9. baths. 'ne••J'.cw _. .,,. s BR, s 11a, tam rm ... ...... ,. x '° ............ ~. 2800 .. ft. io.._ .. __ ·-·-diDinl room •. extra bed:-*'~Model -&&be IUOID at mlmDUin COit. he * ~·' ._ L•• -· Price """"" -.... -1-.:!·N SMITH. * v-.~ -. ""' ..,~ I b & bi& famDJ. REALTOR cOtloa wtib--D'• erty with 11 Reeltor todey. •,.., -~ • $49.!00 • ' 6'6-32m •• , ............. t1-=~~~~~~=~==1 T""'LEv ... .,._ ·'Gotfon-Noto OPEN HOUSI SAT & SUN I 'ttl Duok 9 I 2 llolll~ EHtllluff 8ealtiful Executive Home 1;0 HoM~n .. t:. ~ g: .. ;· C:: EA$TIWFF PAllOUMIC YtEW VA 'or FHA Cottage ... -•BR~ REALTY Jd llChic:ed to $88,000 · 503 Mlrlgold CDM wilh "-"""" • pool. SIH Viola Doi Oro -~'""• 1-•-pe0 y I • PM rru ol ~ woodm 11m-s,.tcM.., -. Mitnlfl-Vhw ·----•--·-·'-to3BRbomowllh OPENSU,~t._ ~-~lb dod<,'lbalcloodrool-,....__ 4 ·-·-. '3 ·~·-.... ,.....,_..,.,,-.. ~-~~-~ W> Oii 644-U3· E-.. ,_ -·-•M _.., -~---Thi --~-~-+ ·--..... ".!:::..~---· ... ..c """"'"" ....t1t$12.~ • . --OPEN SAT & SUN 1 • 5 ve ~-•· 1 -~ ~~ -• ~ ~ -~ -uuo• <WtaDt buSt -4 BR 2 t>.th 20' fam room. O:llmer lot. WW. ~ Plq>etty uned. &-~ &541·5110 4'39 Falrfllld, C-She'"' Dov,.-..1xxnewtthpri.. VA_.1""at lcr-..Ut ..... clo-1---·$7500 Wm. Wllihiii. llelltor ~"':!:..~.~ $22,250 odr<d. ""-·.-~'~°ll. REDUCTION 229 Morino. ...... hlellll ' -fer.-al•. W/w O P~_: ~'!?,Down. . ' lllneu ""* olle ol ... p!-3331 · Op.rt "tll 9 htry Nftht Uraaal customized S Im -_._, •••••••• •, ·l':';i',.~~ ... "::i'," ,.,,. __ llv.m1.. Open ~II * Oclan .Yfew! * ~~~ •• ••••••t tnldtd>eawtlh....,...to...: ·hbre.,.,.•-BBQ. Frldrt&Sot.14p.m. Ol'EN SAT 1 ·5 Qu...med b&illS • llJGllORS LIU.I VERDE ' ... roam.Ptlce!Wouldyoa .._.....,other_ 729 C.mN 3960 5oMhoro Drive ............... pool. - · 1'1QA . belloye $411,000-jDl' down. , $23,950 HIFlllllli Dr. DELUXI -DUl't.EX 152.llOO, NOW CM.Y 1411.oeot rAB SIH . ~ ' TIU-bu0t3,,_ ~Bil,S.,ap,twolllldo.. =:::*""'~'= . IVll ,.u; 2-STORY . · . J-· + ....._ 11m. -""""" s .,,, ..,, •: "' tra••: _ ·Ftnt -all-Ii> Olliloet 5 Bl(; >!iataC ,_. ~ lal!ll .. ....i at • SACRIFICE! prloe ..ducea $19,910 Portr. S -BRI, --wllh --,,...i. -$311,'teO brt .... tD 1 . • llolbot Boy ..,.. Aa7lcm w/w CiUpdl, Neu aD ~ a 11a11t ii: li53 Bakr, CM. 5f6.Mi> fllml7 •.ttm. 11n OFIIJl " Propertl• lwl&l>I ..., ..... -""' ....... VErS NO * 64:i.1n 1 Anytlmo * w111 .. ~ 673-7420 EY01: 6n-t111 "'"' .. ..,. .... • ---DOWN · J'HA·OK Minion . lay & Beach Loap tencod;.... wilh ..,.. $31,500 . l~ble , Rulty, Inc. :' ~~iw:' .. i:i: = -~":;1~ nm 1 1lett<r s ....._ ElclUSiVe BiCk lliJ 675-3000 ~Go;;n~~·;;;•;;;I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;IOOO;;;;;;;Goo;;-..;;";I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;t1 iaa down on J1JA. Price F>"'k'e borne 'that II u .. MOTE. Coat Hwy, c.D.M'. J\111'-. tuW\illy decon.t.d, u ..... -pool • -. I' \I I . \\ 111 I I ~t \\;\\II\\ L ..... 1•1 \T"\ '' -...... -looated. ...... -11r---•• 1i.1octr1eldtcb-.u l-1o•c. s 1!2, 111 HAUOR ISLAND :,.,,.~ ~"";. =._ ~~':, ':: I.Alfi.ONT l,'l!,9IO.Ycur-ll>ould -· ...... Prieoliu ...... __ J'Olll cs.Me to ~ it, 11 to been redlloed Pl;ll) h fl'kt to Uw' in one · ..................... llail' Ii*---rui i>riOe . .,...... "' -..... . • better value. I • most dClillltw locatkm ......... _ Corona dol Mir Colisw......,. & Co. ~ ~~-""".:; :.,:;:;:_-. , $6•.500 B/B .... ,, -·---.... _ - -,,..,,,,,, Tlilo -, 642-7777 ""' ..i ... tr llldrmbomelllaodedwt11i .DOIHorb<rlll"'-,CM. -- ...-, .... ,, looated.. 414 31th Strfft, ape. EYec. 143 Broodw11'~~111 $157.5<D. - • _,,, 1o1 GOl:r. ,.. -Newport llland · 1 ... 1,,.. 579 dall John A1>e11 · . ...... i.m.w..-.. oPENslJN0Av1~PM Ocean Front H~me _,rrs.,. ·--·- e1 Jrl. both 1111 . llvinl room 11111 immaculate 2 bedroom • ..,, .... -...... built· ....,, ... 1 __ _.. s -.... • ..... Fomllf iCWSIOlt .. --·---11-tr ........ , .,. ........ ~ dltloo -ml wt. Doo't --~ -pool. -...... "' -hllla, Ir I ,, I . I l I 1 f>.j I 111um-"'lt»11>.. lay & I h -.wi,. __ ""'""""..,, ..... -......... ICIC. ..i "" .... All -511&+-.·'llO& Delancy l!-.1 Estoto R11lty, Inc.. .,._ hp. """'7 BY lll:nl''.all Ibo•· . . REALTORS 673-4400 a E. Cout -· Ol!ll m W • ._ Bl"'-, NB """"" -.., to Ardll-. -• .... Sl2X>-. m,mi rl3«lOO ----lliruot -to 'TO AIL. 1mmedllte ~ French Provincial =:~~ •" loo. Bo ::Tl OPEN SUN AFT/"°°" ._ S Br, 2 be ... _ N n!IJMl-6 (2U) ~,. :m<l5<ll & 1601 Bonnie Doono, A dlnill" nn. Attract!Ye SUNDAY OC1'0BIR U WAl..LACI -.--.. :1112v1o ....... (Bda.,.1, 3 STORY VIEW ·REALTORS Irvine Ten-ace --==-----~- $11,5(11· ......_ -lloocho A --• .--Rllill- bomo ... --.... Neoiled .. (no llned ---I _, ) SPECIAUI llolliOI h. DuplH · ' BR,. • --Unit 1 -.. ..vm.a., ""' 5 "' old. ..... llental """"" fl'9,IQ) ~ terml CLIP PRIEST, ll11ltor (. ... .1857 DI !£. OU 1fw7., 01M (116) m.i -~------ llYestlln• Speculaton Prl-c.2 Wm< s l!lllllOOM -- ldHI °""" -· lrloadoo: itreet Jot 1k1Z With .SW. I Bechc:mt IDlt huge RUii· ,,..._ .'+"P -POOL & Vll!W- PrtYl.te ~ Lotded PUS raom on iwk·Uke 3 BR. 2 ba. J'A, tilt-In ru ,.,,. --· "' """""" -tt ... "' "°" -2' II ·HOME ~:_ "'!: ~ .~~.-. --..-~-Redeconted -~·"'° ·-~~-~ ~ lly----,., ring" Wood -._ ~. -.,.,. -. !>noD, Bl1r hq • _. boct ,...i.,..... .. SPRING ....... Rlll>t 1n town. ....,......, 113,500. •~t- locf1>ome tr•-·· .. 1>'"' AT mu $H,ll50 """t ..... ~ Inc 1om11y. Pr!ood -•t •··•· ~· ! DUPLEX CURT Mru a...lfor-151.5(1). r".,. 1 ---J, ~~ uwn, 1011 Delta Rell r...ta.. MMCl.4 2629 Harbor mYd. C.M. ·-... ,.. -..e, .... vwuuu .. • . ' !loon, -....... 1""11 1730W.Ooutnw-, East Costa Mesa •LAND m1 <X1to1MERCW. -. .--. '25.ooo _,, ~ .,,._ ~ -built s bed-.ruNDS ·-°'"""' -......... . ....., home. 15"30 io..., Mr. lld<oo. Wollll-McC1rdi., Rlt..._ Moot Vordo -4 IMrm -poq1 . mt....i • oo1ar • M'-1110 N._, Blvd., c.>1. $2•,t50t lioated. ile7 -.. -.;i -, --Hord 11 IW .. tlllo br -.. lln9t • boat ...... 1 In • ~ locl11on. 2 -. °'"'"" ..... ,....._ & •··n OPEN DAILY .. .,.. ._ ....... All -· ,,.,,... UNI 219 '"--1111 ~ ........ llallt-lo-. 1'orcld air. .. Bnr •1* -· ™Hi.~ ~ w patio. 109' .... N SMITH . . --1oc.11o-~ -----. " vgllt I 642.40Q0 lmdnC .. rf• J Ii\ I $1).}ftO IEALTOI -rt--,-..., In-TARUl.L 2'55 141.w -----.- --·a-.... 0-W.C. llld •!19-~ ..... --coUNn'S Slt;500 ~-....i,• ,,,_____ U-/l'eol .._ LAROnT el'!IA.VA. .. -,' -.--ldoc .. 111"·--IO<Jl85 Ill---Good 119i1a.11th1t.'4M4N •ana...,,.., ,..._ 1111,' .._~I"-·*LACHl!NMYlll -·~~--iiljilliitiiiti~m-iiiij• ~ --,... $311,IOO -'h7 10" ..... TiY OFPD ' •"" •11111 1 pool~ MDT AS A PIN:_•.:::~ CORllN-MAl11N , .. .,.._ •. .., •·•••-· . I lllll. lll Jtaao, .._ •• ..,ENNEDY RIALTORI , _ ... ,,,.,,.,., .. s ·llNO • " ION I . Coal! • CdM ptoa,, 14' Jot.~ • ---w;uA ~ ::..."'"' 675-1662 An ,... 110... ltoal ._ C.. E:J*Jl · · Newpwt hlmMI 'IOll JC. -11\'fll.. -· l --Doll -ltlal Low .l>owR Pillt, OIUole ,_ J' a --.. I' • iw •l1wall.·fll,OOO. l:M 0.. out. Lut PANOIWIJC ... View at 00 .RS Jot. Sl$,lllll. o.- G-. WIPh•• IUtl'· -•Jr1.s-,1ii-t1to-•mi•'"""""' • --t Iii. ---lfuoo., ....... llWYollo .... '"""-$llllol. En --!al-a.di C.!f"""'7 -09-1lr -· -• -..a,oao ..,. to . Coldwell, Banker OFFERS: . . 1 Udo -'Pnstlp ,._ 4 B&. "!-CODY. den + flm. rm. w/'111& bar. Formal ·din. rm., CUii. 'dialped. Swim pool w/nn lrge. patio,~ bJ Beelon. 50' st. to st. Jot,-... 'U7,500 Mn. Raulston " , Gian-a. ~ I Ir. Neor new 511R. + fani. rm. + farm.. D.R., wwt bor, -•tz:r, -polio off llv. rm. a. fam. rm. .1ult ·llitea, own. 'ft' anxiOU!. . • , ••• , • • • • , ••• , $89,~ J. Clarbon . Mt Listed -View ... Panoramic Ylew ol. bay • -from n-new home -a oftrllle bdrmo. lrg. din. rm., paneled· 'faln. ::!'in w;i bar -lovely ternicea ~ low i.... mce, ei:. decor -Owner tr.ldwred & must sell at' once ........ .'-$18,500 Mn. Haney ' . --lest View + hol-ltiy · Immediate· Occuponq. Wlll IAMe er Sell with l..eee/Optlon. 3 BR with Guest/BR + 3 ba,. a car ,...P ~ beautiful pool & >Jew. . •..•. '87,000 Walter Haue · -. -$5000,-1 ... &tla• . View -cameo 8l!orll ...:.. 1'llol. IAlx· urloua muter IUlte plal !'II& Ir I bothl. Allo -dining .. !Im tltd>-en. · · · ~ ..................• '69,GOO Cliarlolte L<ftg hceiMfoHI: 2 Ulllts. 2 ttilry; a Bk., 2 ill., BI walnut J*llll dm w/J!et bor. Copper plumbq: !uot remod. bJ ROOt. l'i>ib..: Also I BR. llpt ,_ dtotn to bay. • . .. .. "8,800 Jin. M b:t , oma OPBt SATURDAYS GOLD.Wiii. IANKl!I It CO. 2ICIO I. COAST fllOHWAT NIWPOllT llACH IDNUI ~·-----l!!!~alAllO&~~-~~n~aot~A!.!-!!:! t1oo. .~ Diil -1or RmlLTS '16: D 11m :-"-.~::.:~~· ----.__.. _ __...._.. _____________ ~·----------------...... -.-.-..-:. ....................... .--..... --.... -..:::~::;.;:;:;;:::~~=~=~ • .. •• •• .. •• ... ·-.. ·-•• ,_ ·-•• ' ·-. .. . . ,_ !~ • ·-·-. ! . • . • . • • ' • .. . . ·-.. . ... " ' ·-. . .. .. .. . . . . . ... . . .. .. • •• .. ' ' " ,. .. . .. . . . • • . • . • . . . , . .. .. :: .. ;~ . . .. " .. .. . .. .. -.. .. .. .. .. .. sC"'lllOlll90"'4""$ .. ~011'11!5~4•4 .. 4Jllllll4""44.,.C•C""'4~144""4•Zz-q•.z•,...cJllllllO~+~•P'Z""'401dQSICQO~t4011"90•4•'~0""C .. a•u..,z;Jl"llC""'•e""'s.,.:•zze.,.4.,.0•&,..wJ!"'O•-.o..,.o-..+-•~•.-.o~·~•~·~•-•.-• .... •..-~~~~~~~----~....--. ,-----~---· Fridiy, lktollf U. 1968 DAILY PILOT J! HOUSES FOl SALi HOUSES F011 ·$A~S HOUSES POil SALi HOUSISPOltSALS HOUSUPOltSALI HOUSll -· IAJ.I HOUSll POii SALi itiNTALS •~NfALI _ qoMf'11 1000 Gononl _ 1000 -I • • _ lGOI/ MOie Vonlo • 1110 ~;--.!?ij ~We hie • 1U1 H...ft""" ~~ .. 140!' ~·•• .....,,..,.,. • I H•211 ~ :: 'WEEK·ENOlll WHY PAY IRln 3 ~nzr,_.,p.,.1.01"" IY·OWNl11'·4 ~ • \.. Fomlly ....., lofftlful ;1-· 18111 -Lio<, KB •. ~ .... Shore 200I r..m. ma := or llACHELOll , T"~; lnt·lt""---23,500" -.1%1>0t1o, 2 ~ ..-,.~wallltoelllt Cur-~-VN:JNr•Bt.2BLLl(. ltt WOf\l!lNG w-. ....,,, . , ~ ParkNr. :: -dfconl"1 -Wbm ;,.. .... -prm · ~ DOWN 'G.L ..w -$19,GGO - -1 l'l>oll, ~ J .11!1*' .... l£Pe. <llo rm, -.Kit• II.•• )lriYlloaa a..U. New Ulr., -rm,"' Ila. ;: .....,. IDI TV lod la.-Jbla - -. -~t.lir'o-., · -1111-. a.I> Dr. cmar, ... --· Oftir-IO '!"--kit, .U ..... ..,..,, olllt.· -· Call auw, -..,,.., ..... ·: "'"1 .ie...o.r W...., and....,.,.ll>'"'"'lnf·'"~ .·~-Loldoo! -v...i...~m• .,....i.1 911,~Pl,l!CIO.' -•.IOO·.....X.aJ!. :;.--P.11o A ¥we11A.M......,WtdA --$10tllio. 1-Oe<on. uai.d ... o "'¥'IOI \ma !ID'' .._. -· !'°"" ll!lcl>' ~ ......... • S Br. I · <lzll --&. C. GRmt, ~ wolJtd ·pd. l<liltl1 Fri!<>', Ml<? PJI. Tmlrt l:!).03lll :: · ""·"° ·. T""\I do ... !' with m' bit ""'* Ill, Jiqllt • lnJ,•dllbwaobtl-""° DMlt llNplace. J3000 lllll1Vlll Liilo · , bloop!. Wolk'(4lot to lh>ti 6 S.t., llll ck)I 8......, 1oJ~=:::;::::::"."."==:~:J :~ ~YWOOD REA,LTY tea4.,,PA:n<INl'S or 1.frl•;:tyvd. Exee11..J -. -u11u'11 s.,::1~.:..~BAY1'Mtrl'llONE:.-1n-A;";;.!~~ Monaa,. 54M13T C:.ronoilelMw :·NB.a.".''..°"" 8:r:l290 ~,!JNGll ... T~~ ~ TARIELLno2'55 "art.or ~IOO ";:,1121NI ''1" lldt. Bt -· -"""' .. Hord. JUll,OOO ' m.1 . ........,:,.. 'r>;rv. Ha'Nlnooa 11 • • • l&ACH HOUll · ; • ~u ~ M~ '• • W•llcor halty • ..,.._ eo11 .._."IS!-51'11 Havlna A Roommate · beocll Blc"O.-. ;; SllRANCE..._'&9' 5 ldrzM s BR. 1 BA. larre -no. Hoilzor lfitlil•nn 1235 · ·-· or 847-38il0 '· • • 1-1 ,...., Ro6mm1u1 ':-' 12!' .,..::. - z_ ~~1·~ ~ statmllballt.m.nn'DM ;.''!:bf:r+.ep.dbl.nn, ' FennefOlnfng Room ... ktuumtyoq, r:.'~BR.. A::: 1iltbl. ;-U&•B * .• · * * ~nn.~>Wd Cul..:.C~To.'INcc:':t. · futa,~!i. Huntf ........... 14003BA:_~1 +dtn,18001q Room"':!:.,~:•rence .a~now.1n.6&.v• ! li1tA"ll' _, w:u:&ITt -136,'!50 1>!,lliO. o...r *111&1 H.ibor ffWMnda NB . II, -,....;-P1tlo. • 3 BR, 2 Ila, -lot, . m;n..-i '""'"' 1• ltlma...., batty s BllRM ' ... all 1111-iaL c -s . -II """ -._...,. _. a-to pUit " """"'"-Newport S...ch Pll. rns.:am 1285 ""' G. E. --. ~ ··s I! "" E. """ Hwy .. OIM -... s b , """"" 15.oao unc1er ......... 11""-°"""'· S1tui> -• Gll\LS ......... to obuo Rltr .,.._,.., • .... . VACANT:· -TE "5Gl $2C,lli0o.:.~·· -·waJWOGAD<f<r ..... --........... HAFPDAL REALTY . 3 bclftn -"""Coll ra;.;,11<1< .............. : :Pt'<lSf3llot1. '-' umr D'"YIDSON a....a... ""' dPt _, -• ar --. DUl>w,... 1740 Warner 142-4405 .,....,,. ...._ ..,,.;, """ -. rooon,.:r_,_,..., " -·r . ....,_ ... _..i. . . . · • :;:-...-"':!:: .1",:;: ':;" ,.."";:.~,..:::; Nowport IHCI: I• lack, lal · 1240 ~ oc:=:;,. 9:.:.'" Pounl•I• Vallof 1410 C..to 'Me,. .• 21\IO :z. ';:,,;e:;_ ;_, . . ,. ... . .. . -. - . . . . . . . -. . .. :~ ·- i. .. ,., .. ' . . . " ·--. . .. . ... 4. ~ " ., . ·- ' Read • DAILY PILOT c L A s s I F I E D IRIT 11·11! --Geotmt ..n, !art wbat do,...... CUSTOM S'ANllH ly -$»,500 . . 2 BR, -.a den 4 patio. GtlrnT Houu-N l etly kue. ~ H-OiK Jail °"" -~ ... tor Ill,..., Ul'l'Elt IAY s ~.'bath. bit-la ldtdl, °"""' W. _. llw llo&t « lllmlWd wi'"'1lt!eo 4 -im.:"=1;=a»"=======I --...,,.;. .'n..irl,r !Utr. 1"'>11-58. a< m> rt. ...ler ,,_ t!lo llvrm; ......._ J flPa. . tn.lltr. o.m.n.·,._ -,,_-lie< for"""" L-,,.-' 111"1 ' ·'""1 -• ......... -.. -Eves.. -""'-• le>· -· SO' brdwd lln, ··teoceol yaol, ..... lmp>ed """' ... -""""' l6Q. .......,. -~ '""' bJild mother \tdt on tb11 _., .wte w/frP,. Formal cover.d patio. For apsK tmM poidile. It'1 all:wt>! "1RNLSHED S Bit 'borne YEARLY Llut with - -lot with - -C Moo llM dlo. ;..., lovelf l!Y • ..,, w/ -<r!IC'!<6Sl.todl51 191DWINGl:R l!ax L. Hodgoa RHlty 1115 / mooth. Family..,,, to..-• ...._,1 • i:r at or ~· Owni!r Oita • fltll. Paneled tamily'rm. w/ M2-6e 5tG6140 M7~ Acf:, 546-rul den. 2tab,, 1pptdo..,.... :::·:::'!i=:>:: Double Your Income::".:!:;.":.!"·~ c ....... -1ao L;K L.,. ...... h· 1105 N • ., ..... "' 2200 ~=-= -boliit -for ONLY -511' Cov. -..... -... Awcado -A S BR. 2\1.ba, !pl., hid. pool; ..::815-4'1.::..;:;,:<I,;_·,;_,;_· _ _.,_ JM,9!50! by -Units to I -dy le& -a c.r ....... For Ti.it find thlo wry ......al older dbl. pr.; -~.lam. orea. --'----...,..;io·'-I built on thh: choke Costa 'Ew!r'y e"xtra1 *195iXI hi 11!..--• s BR home l!lQC' ~ m-88ll days; ~'l'OO'J or M.,. lot. Siu l!QdOO, bu BY owm:,. &..1,..•nd .....,llCJ ....., wood ' 11oors -• 213: -EYet. Hu•tlntfe• laoch' 14111 P,ent)t f:J mnaWrc bJlld.. 'Ttl'l'l:ftc 2 M + + ~ wttb carpet. Sx111' lot·ecm-T 2 BR. 2 Ba. Pool, beech 3 BR. 2 Ba. M-de .-:. Oltl. able ,...., and II clooe to View. -1 pd · l!il,GGO ....... -..,_to -.J!mR Olli... m<ln bualnen """°"· HAl'l'Y • CAllEFll'E <»'!JI 00081:1 • • Mlll ..... 111."'9 Mi-. ' "' .,., ~n~ NB~~ :::· :;t ;:-,_ ~ .... WJB Trade • .-13'1.soo --"""""Bbdla " ----!! .... ,... ··-IUllR WHITE, 11 .. 1tor T ........... s BR, .... 2% '24 -· -:;:.:-Corona dol Mar 22so1-:::::::===~=-•t• ·2901 Newport Blvd., N.B. b&, View-· tllod pri. Im .. T-"4•4 1177 I· Eve>'-Ooll -675-4430 ovaa: 67~1 _,, patlo. Widow...., ..it IOYD ltlAL TY ' ' ' BR. nr . .....,._., Mlrt. L.,.no -_, ;;;;;~~;;;;;~~ .. JI.&:;·~~~~~:¥~ I $4,000 Dn. 3818 E. c:io-Bw)r, aw. ll&Mf11 Copen ewm.) M6-Cl03 EMlltALD BAY • Ideal tami ~. carp. 1: ~. fD1 . INCOME UNrrS No ~ft. P•yment OPDf SAT A SJN 1 - 5 t"IRIBBO · • BIG HOUSE _ Smlil. ldCJe lib' home m lfduded a:arde!n Mo. to Joo 15th; avail. llO\lf', MONARCH BAY A ~ZA Neat 4. BR 1: ·tamBy room 2137 VISI'A lAR.EDJ f BR, r.n rm _ 4nhm .ttirC, t bedml, ~din-CaH 213: 795-9968 LOVELY OCEAN VIl.'lf. S 1 BR Duplex $21,500 on1y about Sl!ll -HAL l'INCHlil r. A-. w/llltcb _""""' ,;,., 2 Ba. ltlc nn. _.. ,.. w/W, , BR 4 den, s BA."'°' 9iio. Ne1. pool. iao> -:Jrloo 2 BR Duplox $29,500 , Vet ,... moke no dOMI C d II I w/1Jre.111t. ......, so -1y Pltlo. ....,. vi... • anil 2 BR. J bo. Sllt)lso. Large deluxe units, payment at an. SPLIT-Level 3 er., ~ ba. ,Oii ._.n •m ~! Gr..t for <Qdaar p,51J). AdJolnma lot, com-ATI'RA.Cl'IVE 1"1'n bome adlllta 496-ll43 betw J8fr, private patio! ~ """""'-" """"' in EXCELLINT IUYI ....... -· "'9· !mcod -ltMooaped, 1i7,500•. avoi! for _.. term lease. · ' 3 Duplexet $57,500 lnei~~~l B1uffs. ~ V«'f lat. Tep Pl•r )lard lolded w/treea 1: tx· m11111: bt IOld wl.tb « lfteir ~ L~ley ~o RENTALS ;: On """"'"""· """'"' OUEGE REALTY '"'" ,....i, .. .....,,,.,.... Spectacular View ot1e "'""° vacan1. .,.., --· Aph. Purallherl ,.z= i-3 BR Unl11 $12,500 l"l>AdlmuZHJrbor,CIL Cati>. -· bllm; Ill'. 2 oa;.<N A 8AY. 2 Bdrml, • 111£1 l!D)olr Clrcle H.B. Huntlogton lloach 2400 -......._ o.i""" """· built·lna. 1 "'""""""""""""'""'""""""' J poob; """""· -t. ...,.. with -· .,.,.i. <Roa 1" bet/Wuner 6 Ill'VINE OOVE . ~ Go-al ·-N-ever a~. I' tel'll1\I, $33,250, 644-1400 lent oondl.tkm. Hell) ~ mcd!l'D bcme, mo 2 BR. cluiil'X: n"11 turn.; •ENT .:i::. Older Heme $49,500 OWNER TltANSFElR&ED • Owne• ,.,. tor: OPm OOUSE DAILY 1.. -built-In _, bul!eta -.; -· $150 Mo. CloM 4' - Onlrox:m'J.ot.Willltlke ~=F4tci::~0 :~ BY OWNER ·Chat S1ll1bury. 1;;'81t1 ~= ·•cabioeta,qQalt"ytlleAoor--to~h.113!fll&...9880 3 Rooms P:umlhtN .., '"""' E><e'1 area. tc.. .......... Bick llay Homo 67U900 "" '"' q In entry -..., $25 Mozitll '!" =::. ~"'" -• "'-p1ne wood "''""" w/ "-EYerythillCJ ldldten • ~ ..mntnC Lovun• leach 2705 ruu. CPl'lOO TO lll1f fa m II y 'o om, I u g e blP beamed .,._ 'BR. ChannlSHJ. U-EY..-IEMJ pool, -belmtd !MD& S BR 2 BA 4 -....,, No-o.a.e, ';_ landacaped with lhul· 2bath,femtlynn +hlle ~ ... ,~"" ·rm.f.bedrma,Ji..tbl,«1¥-Beaut. brn. ~ HFllC n-..i • "''"" "'""' 1ame ..... ott 16x>; tt -.Country UYllllJ Wdc 1o ~.Fed Mart or..i ....u 11oat -• v1 ... (213l """68 , Fumlt~ b.zt.Ji roof. Name lQr t81nl, W/W crpta:, all bHina. $40,500 Zodys A Golden Welt J\lllar 9119,500. · . RENTALS 511 W 19th, c ·M -* priced ,.. quldt "" for 2395 Tuatln Ave. Coronm del lii'ar °""*· Ntv . -ct! TUllNlll· ASSOCIATES H Ustfv lohotl 1568 vi 1A>01n ·,.;;m ma FOi' inlonn&tim. mil: "" -PE~l=)Q'\I "3' .~-, .... $29,995. CAIL 540-1111 BAY VIEW. 1'epnt • tar ...ii t.nlly With di> r.mp. 1bla bardwood 'locr 113 No. CcUt Bm:l. ....... rn . ' t * 642-1771 Anytime* (-efta) ""'-Rell new, a llr, 2 Ila. Ji <lee. --· $0.500. "'" SOL VJSrA bu an addod 1--(?1'1 4!Jl.ll11 c;.n.ral 3000 1115;. rr:;" ~ .-Estate lblt-b. lmmed. occpy. out tau •vaJWil~. ilmllY ~· th~, frp!.., • • ,.., OWNER~. ml.Wt aeU' of town O'llo'MI' Oil pmn1ses Shown b)' IPPt ~ • tt •newly pUnt. 1 -una· Niguel 4 BR, 2 BA, 1am11.y room, patio, pool. 5.l4-Slll !1111 Moonglow Witts BR, 2 BA a11 '""' bit-loo, 114 s.m. ""'Uli•erolty Dr. W WI llttr ..i. 131.!00 -.. llrlum. ·Ne• home In 'l\ri• 110 FURi!. llach., lllil !>W i A Spanish "'-or fonno! din nn, tam rm, No< Bcb. Nr. Jmne.,,_ lft. ntofl, • lax L. Hodgoa ltHlty a 4 'Bdrm iloma • lllld· Rock, •'""'t to UC!. SMm· ..,,.,,, Utllitteo.A-lo- nuw crptd drped. Good nd&li>or-Sis. fll& Martne,.Be!bol. Ill 147-2525 .oaped. blt·D, doM to new mln&', UnUa. etc. P'15 mo duded. 53M1980 'Birr. • GW. -.., .. atrium hood,' cloae to """"" A FliSf Tl OH.rod ......n Open '111 9 pm CAN YOU SALUTE? H-American • ""'*-II "" lew. '1S-%163 •--------·I gives you ~e &: moon-llhopping U'8S Em-!i.nt me P'ui.t. Pneed tnm $35,EOO to vmY aean ' BR 2 ba 1 • liihl UntWal Sponllb tlle bey! 131,soo . ..;.251)11 1!""""'BR, i ..,Ukezrm~ CAMEO SHOllS ~ ~~ .. ~""to"!':'. 13'1.000. w/w ...,,~. &runi Coata M.oaa 4ioo t1oorl'LUS m..,.._ v1.w • -·· • .. • ........ ~ -· ·---HlllC ....., 1ar _....,. N al Bad< Bay ....., livinl BY ...-. Colleoe. ,..,.. """'"'"""ldenw/.,..bv, OC~N wn:n ,tl>dr i::i ~ty .MIJl!E lllim .......... VIII•· $2lli/nlo. Agt. 546-114! • .2200 ELDE : room, master alite l break· wlpool, 3 ~· l Ba, 2 fr pk:, I 1'plea, lie Pool, 962,SOO. f BR. 9ePU'&tfi dbl nn, ., ~ 0tt:£ tr VA i.ni-1111--·· • Comer Vtr&Wa fast area. This home bM the large ~ tn. room, WAl.JCEl\ RM}t;y niut.r BR, mdom ~ ~ ~ eqh.. l . B&, 2 ~. family rm. $125; NEWER 2 BR., fenced New 1 BR FUm. A.chiti · . added· dividend ot be4i'W a built-ins W I d!!hwuber. !33B Via Udo 6'15-QOO -.:> I(. ft lMnc ueA, Pool. b ·ctalwh' Mlq'"veteiw• bk·~ kitdM!:n, wet t.c, Jll.'N/ ~ ~ 4 pet Ok AU J!!lectria . r nN" luxul'ioul!I Ivan Wells' ~OOO. CWl 673-19!J or OCEAN FRCJri'1' JD@: .} ~· A·l CX'IDd. Re-• You .re probt.bly ltil ell-bel.cb. ~ terYioe, ~ . ()xqpux:y NO\I'. 111 . built .t bellromn.·3 bEh bome 6'l5:..a:25 ~ modem 3 br. dln nn, duced to $'14,500. sttU. We cu help! Olll ft. poola:. . ~. 5 BR. 3 ba., 2..tory. $150 month • ;Rdt, :... for <mly 161,900wtlh1'1% IMMAC-Llkt'new&BR,~ !Z'l '-·""''bo.'IO'l.SOO.'R.~.Rlb. lb.1 -~Eeb.b!l9Um · All""'lor<mly$45,000 Mlftyextru.Avallable SUS CASITAS. fin-Toi!abl .. la -MODtlcellO Aiio -or·--1'222 Shorloomo· Lo BOND ltoalty NOW! Family 0.(( -Ro J a -e. condo cn Fa!rritw Rd. Lotl m.:JOST SOUTH Of H)WlY M 1825 So. Caut Hwy., Bkr. Furnilhed 1·Br •. a Bl......,.. ,~.,;,.!:~~ al emu. wm ..a ""'1 "' , BR """' S.:, _, ~ u""""" s BR, 1 "'"'home H•ntlnt";!' Crest So. Llia1ma • $1!5; s BR. z bo., w/w, Apll. " 1842Sontia .... Dr ..... ,,.. ......... ANXIOUSS46-3006 Slen'a v ..... -to Olll -.. NHCloaiittlt BOpon-S.t/ ft 1 to5 "='8us~ ~Kw~~~"'" 2llON ....... BITd.. at $.p,500. C.U. Paul Nordin flxin' -bike oft«. ~ham Spanllb at· LAGUNA NIGU&iR.ESAL!lS ....... ...,,._ M~ by Ho~ B/B ""·""' -... l<lll. G.l., -Ir -lor .... °''"'" Cont 'roporty rlum e. s .......... 2 c -· • 00 $25 ..... Up lew-orltjbmit5br, ........ ,.,_ :m.._teOIM'™""'botlw....,._eaD._..e .~ . ooto ol nao . 2 ti.. avail. Nov. 1 or 3 BR. O:Jndomimum ' FHA :io.n. Htary on tm Laeun1 IHch Income. · , • Studio A Sada QtL • · Ocean Front =.,..";.,. ';t" • -Neor CdM HJ;.,.;:;;. &SllO.IDMcx.t • • Br. • =.! Rell Dtat.. ':ri.;\~~"t 3 BR family Rm : ~ ~ ~ ":;.. I Prt patio. $311,400. 6+MIJ1 fll:d,y rm. 2515 ~thoule ~· belch . $8000' AfmUAL JN • New cm .... Balboa UIDE 3 Br .. .t>ome by ....., 83>-1611 ..: !Ml7 doya. OIM. By owner. * "'-1010 <Xlfilii Pl!ICE .. 7.950 • .Cleon ...... t. Nice )'lnl. 23'/8 N ....... Blvd. llltftl5 • ·~-5 '·th .. _ OM\ft', Fnnl din. rm, nu WA_____ nwt.l"IMI 2 Br 2 BL .. _ IACH~o-·s H•v1N . ' .' ~ 'J • The Fireplace, dOltie prqe. --="'==-=='-'""" """"''"""• . .,. l&JJlle. df1)S' shalt C!'pb. Chw lot. •--nv:i," 3 bdrm #82 dba~,.._ ·• • _..., ~ ~ "' belt' rneome buy in tow'n. :$1115 per month. GUL MR. WIISJN W!Jl'r . Large li'rine' room , aeparate AaJme 5"' % lout. 1980 BUboia C.OVet. $60,000. Would ho~%~~ ~UI ImlDU'lll.ate 1· BR. ·~ ~ AY-AJJ... ' · MYHRE 5'f0.U.Sl (open eves) 1 11R. lJm. utlL pd. al dining room. Beautllicy ~Aw OM~ pnffto aCl'ftP in trade. ' • built·IDI, earpet.d, cotl!'ed , MJ9SION ~TY Herl. Real F.Mate pool. Adldtll ffl ... l 'lfl, fumiibed, mat1y extru. Lux· LOOK u..g.7711 " . pa&, • ~k to·tW:be9cb: Phone 4Qt-0'131. 2 BR HOU!Jle in o:iun, ~. 968-1740 - lriius. $1!25,00J ' 4 :er. 2 &. $21,<n:I Nortb BLUFFS vee; l BR. 2 lllbff ,tnfMUla 1300 ~ ~?,500 ·~ .J,l!iot ·LARGE 2 BR 2 BA view .pr, $12) mo, 2 mo mu A: LARGE 1 M d•Pl•x, Bay & Beach C.M. Sell VA, FHA. B-Baths; coodo., n..: to pool ~ --home, ~ W/wet ..,., fl5 elKlllng -req. -· -· ~ • Realty, Inc. -,,.... By ...... "1.!00. -Just. Come· Oft ........ Eves 8124138 -.cellltlc, ,..,.._, Av .. Nov lot. 231>C. Ceell Eut w-ex - US W. Balboa BMI., NB EASTSIDE 4 Br. 2 Ba. Us LUXURY~., p:IOI, fS11., 2 We'll IQ' mol&.,anythinc ;.; ' =ty ~~ Beth k.e . Place. 6*-9295 DELUXE At*., 1 a p 673-9200 Ev .. 541-6966 tncd yrd. Crps, drpe., ~le. Br. 2 k Own land. Imm. to et _. look t tbls ' 2 BR. pr l*tiO · carp ideal fer blicbelom $22,500 with 10% down. i-. S29,500. '1S-28llS -,,.i! ~ ~ USTINGS NEEDED EV~ Et ,ii~ NA L Ocean Drpo. 'sto.e,'",..,.,.Tro~ 1'BI C!Ueb . Put Your Car Jolm Vogel Rl2'. &46-1615 Oneo ... -It • look cutl ; 3 • ' " • BRa ..... -• Good. ''""" .":', ~ ....... For ocluli.. 1 Blk. ""'G Ttte, """'"' 1 .... • BY OWNER • N•WP!>rt Haight• 1211. Bil, •·-· "1>1e. -cub to loo'\ bloren waitlas . -.ci<& . ...... $150 Mo . ..._.,.._.. pool, adults, ... lw•olhl. In This Garcaga Lilt • BR. Fam nn. llie ltit i.te. u..ooo. WE GU.uWm:i: SALES 2 llR houo" _., -lMC Momma. __. WI\¥ drive -if1 an t.e! 0rps, a,>tt;. Che to IChll A CJ.In" DRIVE ADDRm aUIR, WHITE, lultor lF PmPER.TY MEETS Dana P.int 1730 ftnctd yml.. SID month. ~ a:i!AN, j\ft 1-..-.. Bffdl, Pools, Tennis. Lota ot + ?DDft. Pt,9!!0. 546-Sll3 and *&ant 1"ic . .S BR A. 2901 Newport Blvd., N.B, OUR SP'DCIFIOATIONS ~ SM-1S3l lncl, W/SfiftCI. ......... M tun, and time to-livlna EA&"r SIDE: 2 Br. tr pie, lom, 2 b&, ldSdVblt·tn., 675-4630 0¥011 673-5122 BRASHEAR llEAL TY 2 BR.2 Bo. 8 yn otd\ 119,950. 3 BR. 2 Ba. _, -· peb. !iA84m .. · in~ low maint./bmie ap. SlB.!iOO. no down V~ R-2 =-500 ~ ~ "4c, 1Mi7-8Ml Eves. 968·UTI ::: p:: to Hfftor i: ~. $110. Mo. e LARGE e.dl. iQ·bn -s p." I•. ...... lot . ....,,.. G. .......... I . LUXURY l'LUS '9&-286.'I -21"' • cl--ca:. .v.r. S29,1'0 ,_m . ealty lay hlands 1350 RE T L ' BR, 2 BA, -nn, ---llri¥t C& OPE>i HOOSE DAILY l • 5 Moll Doi Mar llDS Neor H.B. P.., Ole ..... 241C Sharp ' BR., 2 b&, l'll.SOO N A 5 $2Z ""· "" "'""'"° St * SllO .t W Jllliii . ... LUGONIA OPDI HOUSE mA or GI. All .... ..... -'•mhllM CH. 213: '1111.-, -..... 1115. _ ... Nr - Nnrport Shoret G.I. J IR..-2 •Ants * PLEASANT CUI Haven a SAT. BUN 1.(li tlkd: ~. 2 pe.tlol. Oolt Nmm. 19115 Pomma. u ..... Cheshire 1 .. 1 Estate Thia excitinclY crated borM Br, 2· bl. + 2 Br Ocean Vu 1747 PJ.ua DtJ. .b to Martna HI i shops. Rent11, te Shere 2005 EASTSIDE Qmet. J BR. 615-Z>l3 6C2-3615 , ....... ··---lncoml Apt. "9.500. SU.M Balboa fz11 --· ltJty •. WANTED %142 -old Newport laoch 3200 ..... bltu; -~ den ......-.i by opedal UnbBllBYable 147 .. 5~3 * 193-4152 ba<helor to"""' very Iara• OOEAtl >'!!ONT l«lME-ooiy · HURTING patio -· Home -MANY WllU)J:U"1. OP-VALUE • 3 BR, 2 b&, patio C 8mlllXf( 2 bath VA, I bdrm ocean btt Ip!. m Lovely -3 br <Ill> """' OGLE ... 1221 Owner bu bouehl another painted. w / ~ irmpr1, ~ Utt be1a dbl pr. Faoel s-k. utmC •FHA. er convtntbi&l fiDan. Balboa Penn. OVtd. rm, lrr tmijr rm, 2' bl,, D!LU'XE J a, 1~ a Stu- home and must lell tbeir ldtdJ.. bltnl, fl111, Wallr: to &co\w,nd ii'?'..,... UL $f2,5Ql dnc. WeB ~ I.or. J'enc-Sll5 mo. ITMM fm. Or iew qptkm llo Pool, pat». a , · w beAut. 4 BR. 3 BL bome; • .a~ ft:lud~ o~.c. Tant Ndc !'O 'BilllliW ap. JOtalsR.EALTY ed, -~ •. Clf1Jetl .. MAN roooamte wanted to $.Yl(I. m.Xl81 sia5. ZUI ... Ma-- .... lam. • utll. rm. .. Dtndo l><T"-ent ..._ --NOlrl lllMlr! ...... Good loe<tion. · """ Ia•· Meredl<h Clorde>o 11«1· Ulll pd. • -S 811. ..,q • ""' o1 !he fea...., f24,200 home comp mm. ...,,t ll50 lmno ··3231 ' ~-' Pn>t-. -w/oomp, Goof• Mffo 2100 Goota Mffo 2100 Goota Mffo 2100 Own.. 812-:2835 Mo. :ieMxJ' Aft. I P.M. blk. K-Mut. Ad"'9..,,.... aprinkJer IYBtem New paint .;) "'"---T L.-VD.LAGE n new home m J-. NMftlll bide • out. ~. clra9e1 y:;:D r•~,91" reel LADY wtth dtld 'wcdll . nm.cm., &mm, erpts A 1 llDltM J\nl lti and ... ..,. .......... -S@~~-/A"EfJts·· ·ati·~~'::!!. .::;..-'"""' ~ -· -~· II» .... -71•7. --.. -...... ""' ....... -·-· ..... -· ·-··· ~-""" 1-..... ,_,,.., SC.-1«19 .... t18'1---~~ ~-·-··~ . valut. Talk IO m about ~ _. lot Orll;)o Q: 950 1ng -...,, m "°"'· .11o1 ... asi.p1cs.,...b!ecl W.,.Pwdcjowaa..cki. ,avl J-·11 .. 11y Condo Development C-61!15 MT-Ulll ».ota, 536-?Ut Chllclran Wai-0:'.:":',.tl":.::. :: BY OM.. llloftuwt 2 oty 'BR SJO IQ tt screm In,.... lowto,tc..fow"ai Wllt'dt. -..1 .er. a B&. t.rn rm, "" ... ...-... «lxl16' lot .. .. -Id!: ""' m.r .... 1a1a v-1 -APlltUM pa11o. °""' -Sllll --· """ • _. """' --... 118. - • • <Id, u """"' .. all. • --b:1me tor • -... .._,, . ~;,;;_.:;;;-=-,,1or"•"'•-111-,.to I . ' . .. :"'"'--u,..,._ liiTIO• , I < at11-~•ar .. 0eon • ,..,. w11 ..... TOOR i 1 1 1 r _ lloint. a,;... ,. 12<,iloo. TDWS 6 dowl:I Jlll:Vmmt. P9ct6c a.di T ta ct , ~ v ··f-.· .. --------· -----·----·-- DiiVi Iii' --- 11.9. -·-. ·-ea"'-· ~ • , • .............................................................. """"""""""" ............................................................................... ..., ........ ~.-~ .--.. -w•. • ' ~ -r • -·-' • • • .. .-... -- TIAU LI l'OIHTI '""'-2Bllapb.OU. b ...................... llW.~Multo,110 .... POMONA A VE., <:.ll. ..... -.Good "'!Ill. * se-om * ' 115-11111.-.& n.4 ......... -· -· 2 Br. rum. new cpU. l 111-llil-....... t1dl p4. Man. onr 30. No -~ ... ·-Namm PMa. 1 It 2 BR. ...... !l>O to $!>O , t'tl E. ~ St.. GC2-36lli r;wo,, -U.1968 UAL ISTATI -·I --- I FAMILY, ...... lr<a ' T""' Y-S,0... Tift.. .lnte _., -•Doe-.-Got In On ti.. l'bu--w. ... -ww lo1Dlmlbutw __ .., __ ~ 1.-IWM Ott 1t-)t H.t-'t yew .,,.......,. f9 -b •Ktf• M•MJ ., ff. ~~A. QlripOo ·•e•lllf e 411ttlMtw fw Hatkfl•I ,._, C.Mp•r(. ·n.. $ l•tt .. t, 1111Mf tlCCMlfv1 .-41 fe .... t ,,.-1 .. c•MP•"Y •f tliiMeO. P.O. ac. 16 • lh khni-a~ •• .... '"'' ,410 ~ +. ~ H. 1--<XM.JPQ: ..._ bNl....S You can Nrn $71CM)Q 1 month er mere '" LUXURIOUS l,ANISH STYLI 1rom -... Ollll. rill lutl • low hours _., -. - 1 I 2 BEDROOMS FOR ADULTS ONL y ..n .,..,._. wtlll to n!llt Y•ii "'''' •1thl111 .. 11111. I.MM ••111,._,. '"'"" tic- Construcflon Just Complmd Apo1 l1111uls Now Av1iloblo .. er .... borDt: tn ar bH1' 1bt w· • w • ·= •1111t.. C.11t11t ............ t1b n..-iff .. 5"4 .., .. . k I I ltm "* ~r• ••'• htT .,,.11t11I, e Pool e Sun •• L v Ill • ' 11...,... --. °"" SPICI • C' • ••t' •tr "Tl 011 tad after .. Ml-439' " _.. r -f Or11 ffll'I• .. 111IM111w 111••••-t .f $J,tt0 t. $1,t60. W• ANNOUNCIMIN1I ono1 NOTICE1 - ·e a TO ' SPICIALS e rott SINGLES FRIDAYS Lodlel l'l'oo I to I Coddall Hour ... . -... . _..... ltolD DANQN<l I TO 1 OANClllS COllNlll lf.381Ai N. Main at :EdhCtr llAN'l'A ANA 5C<l308 * Single Adlllb * : :.ec~p~ : ;~~; ~::.-::... OW!lf\ ~ WMts to reit NATURAL IOIN SWAPPERS t.r11ldi 1il\'Wff1l111. ••rch111tll"•1 1a4 .. ,,.,. ••hfl•I. , • -•L II nd Ill 2 ~,ntt1ral•'"e.d Spellal Rate Pvt ynr '''''ff-.. pr1flttW1 111. Wrtt. "~•'f· Yoa cu meet from I to e umltuN "'v.. WI I I • "fl -" I llMi!I~ I tlm11 _ S ..,. h1c.hul1 11111M, 1dclr111 111.I .... ,._._ ,, • .,.,. c..,l•t. 10 nnr peopie ibla monti. 1•-Pall ...... •-·•, c~. -f'h. •-.-·-houa ...... ~ ~ llULU-A.a MUIT tNCLUO• 41Krlplfv1 1111t1r&.I will f1ll1w. pd ~ mori.tb far the -,.._ -· -·~ $lll).P<rm.--.......... -.... .._ .... -.... Na .......... .._ c -~·-·----·~ 521-0ft ... nu. .... tMlw ....... ,_. llW 9f Mi•.... ~ .-1&W OlftlMMl'V -....~ i~• • • ' r~.- 1.octted on: Ptliiadea Rd. betW'MD SUta Am. 1,::::;:;;;;;;~=,........,....-,...,.1 ........,..,.. .,. IN..• -fRADu otA.Y• r-r ed to pleue JOU.. !'or intft'. Ave. l!ld Nel!PO't Bl'4. WAllT!I> 1 II& -""" l'HONE Mz.5471 10407 LllEllTY -BOX " --...- c .M., .......... °"""" chi T• -Your T·~· ......... Ad IT. LOUIO. lllSIOUlll ..... dial -Mar at i.c-.: J'b $l00mo. AIU CODI 114""'11-llM MALE Sm Oeet1 31, MW tn Gv or cilp:ir\ _.,,nry. BulderbuSBdrm.,J'bath Oceu'V\eow-Nr.Npt.pler. ASlllOIMLAITllUI .re&. desftl to m•et ----- 5100 Nowport lolch . l200 -aftor IP.IL Nl!1W ...... alllo 12 ... , ' anlta ..,._ \!leot '"'"'' E I . ""'1dly """"" '°" com-. w.mm"' -· ISCh. .... -t Ttwlo .,. ~ ..... $58,500 -tak• .. ""' KEAL STAT .BUI. Opportvnlti. 6300 -• -........... N rt ·--ch •200 I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I ;;a;;;n;(K;::;;;t:-;;';t. ·--· 2 &ft .... -.advWoa lillDd Cit .. T In trade. Olmer DJS~ COUrt GIMral e.U.. ph • t ~-··~ -.. <X::E:ANFROffl\.''MLevtl• -: Ol<\o or LIQ. LIC'S.-$10,000 ,. ........ -u..~ .... ~;n..~Ln~-HB OR ~-_.., 2 Jc. f\a'n. or pM1Q' furn ., • tM-16l; • Ave. rn-652'1 A_ .. ..-. 6200 ~ ~ ..-.........,. • .Ji::>OM. hm. new HARB ~ J decb. 2 .,._ N~ BNch. fJS.1181 25 Goo4 ~l)' oD. pdnt-lOl ad'9 neu OrlM I.Ake, ---Act Now, Lbnlttd Quantity! AL<X>HOLl~ ADOQ)'mOUI Coot• - au:prt:lnc tlaru-out. U nl t S15-5633 GIJU. Stui1•<w.nt1 to llban lnp., ~ ...u.t., Ill dear. WANP dear or near Onn&'9 Oltf. flJ. ale (store) FbcDe 50-m"I' « wrtt. to ::!;. Y.:; ~ ~.·~ QR,EENS YEARLY 1 Bodrm _ -""''"' -511181S .Cd -· . .., ., ~ x •· m cl .......... umta.,. Com-OWN YOU!l w...-0>11oct crui m424> P.O. Bolt 1223 Colla ,..._ -_., $85 ,..-. Czptl IJl1>o. Pallo, .,_ ., 10 ~ I'll. m.. Alll>"OL l600 ""1ue. m'l Call Art G..,_ OWN LAK£7 llu W locl 6305 Mulb:, 613-2D BACHELOR _ UNFURN. ~ I: Bay Cletn c1.ep. Is GARAGE~ sticnae; VictnJ. Fer cv, or T 6"-:lllJ3 Bkr. 673-742> 673-8187 QUESTION: 1. in AnnouncetMntt 6410 from $.100. $135. mo, m.11111 ty ol -...t -WDJ tndo BIG BEAR lot °'"' ..,......i SK boa~ IT, Whore lo c.lllomla..., "'° MCMlY • -.,_ LI'-H Ith Stvdl9 NEW IOI.Bid~ 2 Br. J BL a.ta Mu&. &a-:aim J:::iC' f. door~ up to '67. Iota al ftb'Y. Value $1SX). tiDd deeert, water i: mcuo-how &nllabie for tmlll1 *Ir "'th u 1ncl. utn. · · ACl'OBI from OM»°•· 1665 YOOfG «ii" wut knr bme Wll pay• .. the dltter-Trade for p.'&lld plw, Jiate tainl? ~· fG.66(1. H:_p~C-'eir = 1-1i:3 BDRM. ln1ne $l&5 to px>. IO-<mi rmt m «<:1-.e tor 1'0lit. l!DCe. st>-2319 mod.l!l car er!. l!ri9 M8lie ANSWER: ~~ ;;> .. '"'"""''~ .'J'be bay, nt. Lido; r,t.m. nJRN. I: UNFURN. * 81$-%111 * Apt 12 CM M2-13H RMI lit.fa: L .. nt 6340 SWEDISH MASUGE ltft..: priv. satio. $1'15 Mo, Heated Poeil, QrlW. Qan LUXURY BQtrcnt, boat lllp WANT: Ole¥. or !'cri truck • • In Silver VIBq, Newt.rJ _ Open wkdys 10 am. 11 pm ~ Renf:AJ. 4 br., 2 ba., ,... )d.tchen. Avail. 9115. d mO. -m-o697 ,_,,._ c.ni.., MJ. to --"""'pool; 2Br. 2Ba. $21>-ltoonw fer•-S"S ..._ ..... ...._.. ... ,. CWl'OM 3 Br, Iii &.Olr--· Colt!. 18 Mlleo E. LEI' i. ~ "" BUY A -10 am-I pa 3,.....DR. 2 Ba. Deluxe ._ No pets allowed '$375. Bier. 615-21::6 . ...,..... Spedail 150.. ,ffM mi;, &'Ii.· net lot . Leu!d.. F.quity d Bantow. 2 bour drtn HCME, re&ance ~ 51t E. lllMltlP'ay ~ ):IHm. dntlr'. ;,tM mo 2700 Petenon Wsy, at S.-. LARGE Unf. 2 Br. 2 BL apt. $to MO. qu!:et rm. pm bme. a.. + c:uh. Gets 0/100 $12,250. WANT: lMld. in-from cout. J'reewiy aD the loM at cbW!l a ht 1n lDao. Lcac Beach (213) GT-1069 Mits' 'lae. 615-3510 bar A Adams, Co.ta Mea. New m,.. cpts. Yean be. Coil. fk. Adt; .... ~ i: mi per l&l. 53MD11. ccme ~. T Brokef. way! . l'REE APPRAISAL 6 Cllll-'"' s Br. 2 e.. 540<Xm1 Slfl.00. -.,,.... ....... No -or cooio m<'5 DESCRIPTION: PROlllPT SERVICE F_,111 6412 --.. c-..-. lt'JCn ,.._.. in&. M'a. lf.l-lf.11 Frwe la et..' i.-1 medl-HawJ-,l·-~ Fort Cady M:ta.. to the .... 811.ttllr Mortpp 01., Jnc.1';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 'iij,.lim-mo. ~ N....-port Shore1 5220 eft/wknd. ml._,, SlZ,COJ.•w.nt im-Bemch .l 1 In ~~: other Mt&. to the &> • ..-, S3S E.17tb st., Colt& Mea I• ......,.,._ put. like ,,,,.. Gum.DWI, ,,.. ·-· ,...... ~ or m. 100 +...., (mm.modol oJ. oc.nn .....u. WESTMINSTll ~ _..,, ap1, "° ,..;.....,.,._,,_ SEE'lbil......,>BR.2bL bL,zv."-·"o""*--a..•.wweo. :::°"""""·"'"ll7""" ,...,,.tb<ro,ODdoanddlm .. -..:"-=:::""==:,...:=:'°'=:=:=:=JMEMOllAL PAIK . -.,.;.sattable for older man. 1ng peaot 1: qui.et. up.'*°; nr. beadl. mtn1, •·•Mo. llS-lf.OTt MMD car at boat. Let'• all 'nud aB rcuJli' Water ... .Good b:atbt. ~ S.fi631 , Diac:rlm1Dattve TenD't. cpt1., mp., yd; pr., db. 133-US trade! fK2.3t9T or fif2-2018 peculiar b:t .... ~ de-Mo"""91, T .D.'e A4S Mortvlry I Cemetery 1-BR., 'fiew ci ocean. Adults. 1. 2 &: s BDRM. AP?s. rm Mo. 'It a 6GQ9I RDOM b' W'Ollllll d a 1 = c!.t_ ~ $49,500 Irvine T err a c e veJoprnept lc*lr an! Comfrlet• fvneralt ,~o~ leue. POOL. NO OllLDREN NEWPOltT SHOR.EB W'IJl'.br. ~ home it WAm': ll or man Wlitl Home with $39,~ equity. WHAT TO DO WTnl YOUR $4,9150. lat men magnlflcent rom $245 , MAl11N19UE I Bil.°"" ... ,,_., -·-· E. -St. IX a._. °""""'· Col Mr. Land"""' l7l0 yrly. WANT LAKE? :t" ~ ~ s-:: C-ry .... . ';;!;.:':g 't:: =:. GARDEN APrs. ~ .... 548-!2i0 ......,,, N"'-~llM H-RE =.~· .... a.:.:: :: = ':. --· "' all ..... ~. 1~' -: Indud~~':.. ..... ,N~tn5-2m 18th a: Santa Ana, C.M. a.ck Bly 5240 ~ ... "'~-~ ... ""s .. • tsa&ftW~l'l!'frig. Rlty. 675--2500 3.Trailef' Parlt wilh.......,. atvn Ide 12%. <Tlf.) Everything m .. bffutlfal Call .... ._... -4!M-11S'l p•--m··--•---~ , a Br. •Alpt. -Upper, % blk Mrs. Hendencn 646-S5G VUJN: 2 Br, crpt, drops, ltt· Hwy, O:IM. ;». Ai.t.. '5:30 White. 1 11'1 oW, .ecbn Tnde, S Br. home in Wood-front spaces available-. ·-..-... _... ._..,.,...,, from. betdl. s:ioo. mo. call l'lTT Santa Ana. Apt 1U. C.M. tm. pool $16. Mo. 5a-6Uf. ~ S1Z value, tn.de ~ land Hills, for l...agun9. or 4. F'1ollt k'l the water and hull Money WantM 6350 No traffic ll"Oblem&. (col) •nMnB2, ~'JG) 6'J3-3B9ll_ DELUXE ID CM 1"Wate ireel:l!I'. t:A. e<ft\AllMe val-Newport property. Qdl m. in th! sun while ,.itr U. 14801 Bea.cit, WestmhMlter Coron• ilol Mor 4250 A 8'L t BL, fqllc., $250 Mo. . -· • Br, ...... $116 yr. ' ly.Aloc:!,.lor, utt. poll $85 ><If. AWltca>ly. 6'1Wl53MZ51'M ruRN, -,.... Full "'-. ....... -n ... 6"134M1 ~ Ast. =========-! heme, clJle bed. man only, 111. 90-'Pla 6ft5.arll eftet"6 ODJy, falta., allnorilU. pecmlS, ap-OlMPE'ITI'JON n 0 ., ex· 531-1725 893-:utl HARBOR Ent Bluff 1242 ~-lw.v• .... II> ,.,. * * * * * * s.=-..:."~ ,..,. = ~ ~-c c .. 19 0 ~ ..._ ,_ .. _ ""-· ........ _.. ~ooo,000. net emetery rypih - T WNHOUSE PllESTIGI TOWll -N~ -• ldtdt. oamper a Y"r own -· -~ - . Fat teue, 2 br •den• 1 br UtWtt;. ~ 83' mmth at s :=-10 Aas. 20 N:res. ~:S !: '~=me~ ~=c v?!; M= 2217 Harb<r .,...W...., ~J~~ w-. Coll: -llEAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE OlA.,...Avollablot Wlo>not neod $4000. to otart """""· 1a1 p .... $121>. Mfi.13111 • 2 BR., $1lO to Sl.00 z..ev pr. Rml: ltlrtl at PLEA.SAHT room., prtyate General Gener•I call now to ~ tlbout ~ UOtarlt lfti'emd.J========:m.I • Heabed pool~ Adi.jg ~ $250 nio t.mwe for wta\itc man. 60 these exdtlnC padillltlesf Call me at m.4> 529-361:13 Tr•vel 6435 e No pets :. Adj to stqiplng 83'1-371 Amlaol WQ, N.B. am a.nta AD& Ave., c.x. fncome P....,.rtJ 6000 Office Rent•I 70 Owner, 84'1.Qi40 Evea. after II _:o!t~"C.';:'~»:.,PM~·:_,~~-l::=::::-:--:----J N GIRL. ..... "' ..... I -WANT 2 • I ...... ...... P.M. ANNOUNCEMENTS DR.IV!NG To .,,,._ nMd EWLY DECORATED c ...... ••I Mor S2SO !60. mo. 2335 Ddc Aw, O!M. How -PRIVATE ottlce 'I""'.._ LAND· n~ •-Tu ind NOTICES --& ttlid ck<•"'· 2 BR. w/pn111e • bl1m • &.-eo.e.. BrV tlon area $115 per mooth. · •.._,, per ~. References! 642-1.BJ poa1. wMtl' pBid. Mesa • * '15-«liO sin&\• offices m.n SSS nver! Pre paid :interest Found (FrM Ads) 6400 SERVICE DIRECTORY Jl.7&.Fhlmoti&Aw;.$).a .,_ s.P'G Rill :l:r lDln. Pri I BDRM. boma Nii 6-1 ~ 9l!tVice. cwpeta' Gu arantee bQy ·bade. .... ,.... 4300 ~PIM!mti&Aw.·$1!'.ti ~--,, b1me and em. By mcadl BR. ._tta. H» A.'l'CJCadr:), air ccedidonine ·d~ Limited time only! ~ ~ ltriped grey B•byslttinl 6550 1---------1 Cal Mwrm U ti..: onb' $.15. lMI cn.zw., CN CM. OWNm 5M-8IM .tenfce, park:in&. 1230 E. 17tb Owner/Broker 67J.6l'S6 cat, pldl:f!d up by AnlmaJ. _ _,__~-----1 I BR apt. $lStlllllo. 1 BR e 6.1&:«120 e !BG Aeumt room. Good I BOIH. bcmt PLUS· g.,i St., Com Met11.. 10 A~. So. Qill1. $8 Down O:mtrd. C>mee!'li mi. Via 24 HOUR chlld e&n!, 7 days a ept. $ll»lmo.. Bath Include loO'ttgn. IQkhm pri¥I. *' BR. unit& )II) A'fOCa&, R. Nattrea Rltr. 00-1485 $8 Per month. $7!161\j} price. CcroOft. Lill> r.ie, Oct. wk. 50c hr. per cbUcL 1 utlJ. Y.-1)<. No shd!rlta. Graciou. Aclult Ltvlnt ON Tm ACREI 5M-aBI CM. Q1WNE1t 5H-8612 L Sbewfel! sz w 3rd St 10th. .A.waitma" reecue by adult sitters, one there iat ATmACT!VE Garden ~ 2 ' PR. a&Jlt:a, DO pet., $160 . !PO-Owns"l/Nt, 175-0D 911' E. 1WJoa BtYd. m-6880 ~ BR, 1" ba~ w/w cupeu, 1 ir I :ea. F\n A Unfmn UtftGE, U&ht. """ dfice. " ' " •owner or snyone at AtUri.al all times. All meals to. - ,,._. ,_, .-i-I Pri I Padol I ROCH for rent, G9Jdal Welt lndustriel area. near airpcrt. L A. Phone. 21.3: 623-51.0'J -.... • .._ • ...__.,_ -fl.-clud~ ! _, ~~ • 111>-.a *ftut ~T--~'l"'· .vk:tmty.Retrequl't'td. lusln-.llenfa1 6060 F.-y ~. cuatomerSAC!UFICE\160actopfann Qaft:......,.• """uau ., ...... """ o:u, encl."\l ~-.... sad 1pool. cvuu. ........ n QA -ftll'I 673-9125 coliar. mpervised pllily. Overnight All ... IDcl 1115 .., Mou IMI Apt. !at. I bi.I. "'1ltlGnm. "'1---. ''"'· ~x. 100 Ft. Frontltl" -mo. land. ""1are ""'11ty. a..., LADIES """' ......, l n °' wk•nd ..,..,.,. W<lcomo. . ~E. ,,._ea,:_ l«iE.-fi42.3l'r• '\"~~~,:.';!,UP~ ~sf: =~o!"ft."":a.,."-si!'. lndut1rl1I Prop. 6080 water 2 ...._ ,.._..., = ~(:\';) = 540-::BYSITTING l==='====-s70:="=J BER!ftmA vni.AGE N~ Bi.., C.M. 548--9'1S5 room: ranae lfll.ce 0 at rear 3 ON'ICES & 8 wvehouses. Moun~. & O...rt '2IO betwem I 6 T, ask for wm care 10l' your chikftn BllU.. hln 4355 Sl>aclom I It I ·Br. Apb. NEW 3 bdr, 2 ba., trple. RELIABLE Man onr 25 ol lot. Excellent for autol, Income $735. mo. S.8. DUPLEX. Each nte 2 Eather. in your h>me, any age, Utt' ~ ~· ~-mo. 2 ~:=...~~OK.to ~lnl, Cf'Pls~ sarqe. y_.. aid. $10. 'per week. S20 boats, IPOlt oars, traller1, $67,000. For irt!. see cut of bedroom. Air OQndltiorled. FOUND mixed Daehabund· A length at time. ONri ~ " ... " .. "'""" _.. ... -• ._..._..,,... .,.,,.. lMH E. llMh St.. OJ8ta. M-. motorcycles, etc. Call town OWIX'I'. Holding open Bricked .-tto. fl fOat ~ Terrier (?) Wnale, black & m·a. $1.25 br. 5484189 or "Br. Furn. am. to S. :: C::-A 2 BR, crpta -drps. blt·lns, RELlAKE Mtln over z 9G810J uk tr Bm smea. hoble •t 2W University Dr. rear yard, dbutile eupcrt. with brown feet Vk'!nity of 642-8871 ~ IM5--Bil eae :voe. Apt. 1, M~. nJk bM.c:h, mq.. $140 lie ynn dd. '10 per week. 320 omcE Bld&" with q Npt. Bcb. {Nr lnine • tiled showers, new p&litt ~-Ana Avi A l6di Sl CHIW catt my h 0 m • Huntington Beach '400 I/ I BDltM. * S bUba, new-A.cit., no pets. ~ E. 1IMh 8t., ~ Mw. MCUdb' fenced Yard ' 1'J8tkl StB) 11·5 Sm. Far job. Locat!d m E1 Centro. ~ Balboa h1atld weekly. 'or 5 1:..:.::;;;~:;.;;;;;.;;;;;:;;;::.._;..;:;;;; I ly decontl!d. 1C:booJs-h • ..-. e 1 ~IEt b9 bdrm. SU.ttable b' plumbhlr elec-iawt call Yieek da,ya. $1S,300 • udt unit ft'tuma PRISCRIPI'ION .unglu&ea year old as playmate fu' • NEW • J.1JmJS • Mar. 85 v':.. ~ .. 'Huntl!'f!en leK -~ beta, batb, · .-.ce. 1rica1 ·at atnrase ~ •• M _ 1. 5 RENTAlB ~ mo $100 rent montbly. Owner, found in \'icinlty 0 ! mine. 673-rus RmtT UVING-CM. NEWLY Q:nMd. 1 tr. aipt Cal &-XD etc. $85 mo. Call 546-4913 Income, CU1 be incftased. Lqune. Beadl *-9lll after Yorktown It Beach mvd. i 4 NATIVE GARDENS l"'cil=="""=--=~ !tom $125. Jmt !In, oul4 r.r --S.. 906 W. IT~""-Wl!I tndo -cull 5 p.m. ,..._ MY Home. Nr 191b 6 POOL&SAUNASJ" .,.,......... SHARP J Br. l~ Ba. studio, adul'* nr e---1 132.1 Oue.f ....,,_ 5'91 l8'h St. CM. + Reno area. 67l-4l31 ARR~ -NEW Olm-·PQmona CM Hot lunctle1 le -..v~ Like new! Opts It dqa. Nr. ... ~~...... ('Mary) try cl\41 vi hm. Bem.I. tum. JUttID Eutiuft a r •a , fnd )'I'd. $17.50 ?At. I )'!9o HUNTINGTON OOC • ..... °'""' P>ua.~ •=-A .... ~:!'~ PRIVATE°*""'•-2115H rbor CM. Bolow _...1389'0. .... ..., m&l• ~ .,..,,., """* & o...,. 646-30ll ' Sl«i. -= . ~ .....,. ... -"'7 '°"" ~. . . Lots 6100 ' ........... -· C&ll BABYSl'ITING, ..,, ...... I GARDENS '·-~.~·-itm-e, ~· 2 BDRM dGpla. A>ol. Pvey, Niot auround!nsa·• lorinl Modtrn an 11X> 9Q ft, iam-R. E. W•ntH 6240 ~1498 or 2 fenc 'd yd. :nr Harber I: ..-... --~ Cpta, Drpl, 1 $t1, Gar. Lllr:e cva. 5ll-t15.l ~' ~ tn I: cat an 2 PORTAnNA LAGUNA HA1E SlamMe ' i.Ht Adams, C.M. ~ TDftirs.nrt'ERTAlNMENI' bed wuber ol: dr)ott. $85/mo. new. An.ll 0c:t. 1 ~. PRIVATE room far ekiert)' ~ Petitte, 548.um Panonmic View Lib EX Ve~ ~ fw I V~ Marlnm1 Lbw)' e BABYSI'ITING ~ home BOLSA.CHICA & HEIL 917 W. l9th St. 673-6'm9 M3-8337 l9&tJ tn llc:t-nled IUelt bome. Wbit.e and cout· BedrooD, 2 Bath heme Mth on DoYtt Dr1ve. &l&-0011 OCC ( College Pn) .-ea. ADULTS 147-1414 LARGE~ 2 Br., 1% t.. 1 BR.. .._ New, prtvu:y, Good food. 9tf.3»1 OOASr Hwy, N. B., 60X15 line views firepl.aoe. I rieed rood lhe Cllll ~ 5:J> Reumable. S*r'JOOO QUIET • BEAUTIFUL G.E. bltrw; adldts Ully. 2t0. garece, yard. $135 Mo. kit, lllil oommerc., etc., a Nyet Plact ya.rd for my kids and a ntiee SMALL Sn:lolo' coitn4 kitten MATURE wmnan ti.byait • .E. l£th PL CM 548-&152 M2--161l Mite. Rent•lt 5999 "12 Br. b:Juae MW8f:O qt Leguna Beaich ldtcheft b' my wife. ~e 1ound: area 300 ~ LarldpLr ......, home n!.tea A wkenda • ..,_ AdultB only. 1 Br. Pool. • • M'ea. tn4) 49Mll88 must quality tor GoT t OIM. Hu ft.ea conar , ~. &tZ-J&M ... -17616 Cameron. M7-211Z5 LARGE 1 Br. neQ' 0CX: le G1rden Grove 5610 GARAGE. !OR. RENT WAREHOUSE )bl Ill· ft. + lk1utlful View Lot U:>Rn. Fhue -11 m 1 b&eded cotw 615-188& ~• Laguna Beach 4705 :.~.:;:.: ~~ BIXBY GREEN =. m E Slit It. C.M. ottke; a.,., 9Q ft b:d hdtp. No. 264 en Antigua " Hamp. = W.eter a: ~. FOUND Tame bird, vtc. lotb 'i.~ a~ 2 kJ,: 7 :.; 2 BR, new apt, i..-e rma, 2 1: 3 BR. TOWN HOMES yard. 1155 Lquna Olyu Rd, lhltt, DoYt'!' Shorell. Far lllle . I: W, ~ N& on 10/f. m. Beker & Fairfield. ~ 3 BR 'ltL 1l.l _,. .... __ -· eGc'q• nr Stont&e9 .... at let broker by owner. $18,0CO. WATIDF'RCNr home with quire at 1029 w ~ N.B .o-n ~ ... t!9IC'\: built· gar., dishWMher. Quiet. No Family room-Prh'. patiol Coda M-Balboa l·'and en() 5Z4651. aJk fat Arlene cb:k on aooth 1kte Udo hie. ...~ ~....: _ .. ,'... · BABYSITI'ING my home. Ina. Panonmk view <Nf!r-children, no peta. 642-2864 Up to 1!iOO square feet 5 PM M Send perticulan: to Boat M ~~ .,....L ~·I.CD ....... mo Vic of Victoria 9Cbt.. OM. 1ocidDa: AlllO Beaich. Mahn 2 BR. 2nd floor, blt·in ~ 5tS-Q58 After Odee cl ~ $150 le Slft. Ma~nlficent :B> c/o Dally Pllot old, vk. 38tb 1: Seubore. 6t&663l. :Jy, DO dllldrm. $221 =~7rra $ID/mo: -Central aJr conditkmlq lncenw ,..,.,, ~ 1Utr. IG«ai. $S WI. :.:nw bu~f!'Vtl t..· 3-4 BDRM. hoUM, BB. or 675-511» BABY. ~. my hOmf ,......., ""'·-' . -.M::X~couaU. ~-~~ Offl-•-ntal 6070 0:,,.. Beach lot $100l dn F.V. are&. ca.ah over mart; FOUND Kitten. Identify, or Day-time, Aa"es ~ Mon .~ ...... ~ w-w:ilhed 2 BR 2 BA 3 BDRMS _ l~ Ba.lbs ...... l'"""" ... ~ -¥ A A .;;.;.;;.•;;.:;..•.;.;-==--':;.;.;: 1 i,;i-S50 <n4) 497.ino ·• prlnc. only 96l-at5l pr. to eood bo me . thru Fri. 673-7248 al 1 I! I e c b tl 11 t -1 n '. Fram $130. See Manacer wardrobes, dllbwuhen 2 Homes. n pt. LAGUNA IE"CH _,..:,,, 'C"'V mo.,_. 1~" • 8US ~NES$ •Mi Capistrano Beed!. <5-2585 Bebyaltting, Ironing, Panoramic view overlookin& 862 w. C&ter, Apt. 1, C.M. • Individual wuhet/dryer ORANGE AVE CM "" .an.1r~ w• ow FINANC A 8ASSEJT Houod band 1110 ~ 23.'fi lldert Allio Beach. Mature adultl VDtY Nice 2 BR., new • Walk to all dooll lJve )none.~ h,.; o:~~l~::tz :.n:: C:n!ey a:~ I L FuhioD bland mall. Call . Ave, CM only, DO cbldm $185. 63755 cpta .• ctr.pea; bltnl. Adults, I..ar&e pool, p.ittina srem. $'.M,000 Dtek apacn •vallable fn ~ona, ,Ariz. • Bus. Opportunities 6300 64J..t48l Irick, Muenry, .tc. OR 1Jhtum.. N"' 1 BR. no pet&. ms. 548-6769 TOlleyball, badmtntm, etc. DeW.t office bllll4hia .t LOI' Golf coone vtew S500J FRANalISE ' 'N 11 t • 11 l • FOUND Ladles Wa~ neu 65'0 ~·ci"'=-roo ~ :::~ ~~~ = :!.ptm. ~ts, From $270 Triplex prizDe locatlcD ~ downtown equit;y. WW aeU at ftde, U.S.A." ~ tNfftc loc• ~ ~ Bridle. e.an BRICK, Concret.e. C..-tryj Apt. No. 6 or call 494-5303 ... ..,.,,54S-M28 ; &t+m.07 6161 Lampson EASTSIDE C.M. Laiuna BMch. Air condl--&t&-1* don anllllille m Anlhekn I: 673-66M . OIRom CablneU. s ma 11 I II • (nr. knoff) 2 BR eadl plm w.cant ~ed cupet.d, INl.atHul othe!' Otwiae O>. dtim. FOUND lady's pzne. VkSni-Jobs OK Free F.at Sl62..aMS "'NEAR OCEAN I BOOM..._......._ N.. GAJU>ENGROVE land tar-~ putl-. Two R1nchao 6150 Ou1st>ndiog...,.,...,otbor '1 -...... H.B.J========I fM..'lml after 4 il wlcenda carpet&, btt:....U.. uz.. Nett $oll.SOO entrueM: J'lantap on areaa. 5 NL"W installations 9D-8llOO OCEAN Front Stud.lo qcx: Adlbl no pees. 5t6-&11't Sant• An• 5620 Fcrest An., rear 1eadl to thll monfh. $16,!l"JO CUh in-MALTESE kitten abt I mo Bu11n ... Service 6562 $85, UtlUU.. -Nr LGE. 3 BR; 2 BR. • I BR. 4-Ptex .. _ puldna ..... "" Hanes or Dags7 v..-nt can be ntumed'" .... vie. 38llt • s.ui.-s.rvtc.s "Y'"" Unllmlted .<t:N~il· ~1815 ~~=-~ bl~ 8"~C!l:::te F.ABl' BAY ST., c.M. = = ::.=:: b'°it. 1 Acres, cto.e-ln to Fwy., let :.-~=-::• :U 675-511» Businem::,. do= Cctnl ht, -.vatw, M 1·twoBR.'1,1 • cne BR's Bultnetl. boQra answtrtq ,., 1D n.iR bones le dofrS. • ReiloMI S&1e1 Ma°narer. ~ tne? ~ ft.o.~I Unfuml•'*' 5000 Newport llMch 5200 pr. AD. ulil ft. $250 mo. a yn GM. aciod nacome. ll!ll'Yice avallablt b $10. BR.~ frame tio.., bani (n4) 6047U cw Write to Lett M01 Substl.~e? 0~ 114: sc.nu ,........... ..,. • ....-...... _,,WERS • $11,500 All utflltiel paid dCtiPt I: 114 actt permanent l*9' Nutvmci, USA, Qte 210,' ·~......__ _......., "-•-' ....,__. or 847-5026. "YES" 111 our -"~ ~-•v Graha R~ to!-..... Full -$46,000. l'or 1611 W ldlil Dr N ....... ~, ~· --, ••• _ I/I UZI N. sPr&n> .. ,_.... m oAii.T PllDr . --.... -Boodt. ';..., ' --..... "'"'' mlddl• ..... " Hour "'"· NW' N.B. Ptllt Ole,. t m J'OttaT A~ ctll.: Glenn Tompecn with oat, w/fiea collar, nr 0&1• nl Servlcee otfered • BEDllOOM, 2 both, .... L19un1 lolch 5705 U:GUN• BEAal Eckhoff .. ._ Inc. Goinv Into a .. 1 .... 1 • ..... -St.. c.M. -. ........ -"°" =~ .. ':;, 3 Car ........ lOOCLIPl'DlllVE WAITB> TO BUY -lll!JW.C>oprt>onAft. =~i:.1o.= --Corpontorlnv Newly Rtdoeoratod ' WXU!tY FUIIN/UNFUllN • Offl ~ • """"°' O&lll. • -r $50 REWAJU> 1"" ....,. al CARPENTRY lay & leach Apto 10 .. 100 Ualto • X... U · e 5'1...m. -•loMh ........ Statlcm ! or ..... um. ..... -• _. ..;,. MINOR REPAmS N Job ~:o:.::!7t:.';:!rtt . RNlty, Inc. ~=1:.1 ~2= ,...._ .. 0on.-a1 Av =a:....~-:-..:. ~c:. ~Airline Too Smol. ~.: - •""1ml'ool.1'1111.,.... :IO'l5W.a.-mw.,NB _,._..._ ---bclown Morlno,.s.vt.,.....i CltrwGrovM 6175 °"""'-tlln.B<b;l>HS. ......, .,.,. ..., •• , ..... -. e .n,,i. lnd!T"""7 t.c'lo m.31163 bes. 54M8ll! o...m.w lr<a....,, Apt. --°"'1 l>llll: • Loon llulldl"" -Brloli • -· Santa 1:!, • .,..; ~=--t '""'175 Eva .....,. .,,., 1145 An1holm Ave. NEWPORT Hld•w•1 lr<a 11'11""' ... -<X*PAllY. -...... port BMch. 2noUleor. PRE.PAID A1IL Ototaot> C••<t I mo. old 1ootw9to. -sL H. 0. """'"""· A MESA IQ.-.-. o.t. lYI. 2 BR. --. mGm 42c Ill• fl. 1500 oq. ft. a...i.r 11.S. -• m4111 e HOME REPAIR e lr!>k. ---1 BR•-.-....... WALK TO BIACH ovell1ble. c...tactMr. INTEREST n•, m.ruo n•, rr .. 100 LOST cmo11 ,_ -~.rom •••Iha. 't~~~!._ _ _:~~1--"" ""'._ ... -.no""" IJ1-11-'-.AJ 1toc1t11.nv. .,..,,.,,....,.._..,.tbll IEAUTY' SHOP 1111r. ""• -•-i. Prompt, "" 0 ••• 1 • I' SIOO .,.. lid. ""'1to. .....,.. !1>0 ..._ -~., • 1.81\.. ML: ,..i: • _. MAltlNERS ,._, ..a -• orl<cl t!>o mnmNG'ION BEA01 --.....,,. l~"';~-~-:F'-ii:'i'm~~ 1 BR....,,..,.._.. ........ l'fUV..U'E Udo-. s BR. 1 ''"" ::..:::::-,.PJf.: = SAVINGS ~ LOAN -to "11t ,..r -f Stadooo • n .ir,.n. v.., LOSr - --.IRIPA1RS • AJJ Jllm. Jc .... -pool lie, ---•"""' REAL ISTATI. ,.._ • 642-4000 tlon. T>7 -5 .,,,. •"' a.-tl"'1 -. ... • 11 -• -. Vic CM! CAlllNE'l'S, Alli Ille _,..,'"' --!IOMUI ,_ ,.Iy. W-,.... Gtnorol R. "•-JUlr IO.ltii 2 ROOM 0111oa -at1 01J ,_. oomlnl lnlo loll pn> -_...._ ....U. -1k. MW011 :rn. -· 5'MT1I ~ s -~a..._ --It ,.. 3 Ha_:_ :!t'~-~ ~~~ --to..a.Oa11to IWIT~01t.-'•11c:..~.,.~-~c..~~..,~"!!:"~._~I ....., ...,._ -.--.:-J .. atllt--...i -1 Won 59'0 --p1n>O tu ......... ..t It. ... pet.~"'° "-·-·1· ' i .. "::::-. ~ :=: 2 -.. 1 Ftlll SERVICE TO -. .,. 1 -• Pool ~ ~ i:::'·' w Smell wtllt ' Poul .,...._ 11111'Y l1Wlll . amr "' -w.aa, _.. .... ~. m M. -0.. CT11) ,,,,_ ~1• u•u•Glll , ~ .. '\: ~ Ooota ,._ .... !l>O E;khoff & Aa-., IM. NT3' Ewo. ,...JUI -Illa MIS pd -1lodl., pllloo. -_. v"" ~~ 1111 W. Cb'-Aff. B&AUlY --....,, -olfi/.D '2a -n:&.Y: I Br. I llo. J fl!I. BltOIClil °"-• 161-. -BEAtmroL -"'""9 "' °"""' O&lll.. top -"-' ,...: Am • a. -e «;USl'Oii PA116i e Qd-.. 0.,..-=--~·--ll 6 Yoallltd1uar.own..,_.. 1C1M .. w .. aa • .. Glmdale l'Mtieral Blda., SU.xtl.Di:a•tmdlMMm c..Delllpm...... ....S fw OMl'i Ari I •ll'Wtll:6nawnil llipr. ......... --_ ..... ~_";'',; AC~4::;r::s,. =-·.uiT-1 Olllf11Mo.•'1Wfll ='-I ~WA!f?11lii .-.. ... ,. I ...... U...llWOIO •a•: .,. -. ~ ~ m DtaJ _.,. ttr NaJLTS ~ DB'DL'l'l'I tar OLUIGE • 6590 ----~----"it-... ------~----.&..ha ......... -··----... -· ... ____ -.-..-......... __________ ........ _ ... ___ .................. ___________ ... -.. 40044400 4••-•e;;;••~e;• "'" ......... + secsw •'"'' ss ces 4:yz;4 v c cc 4 4 •F s:q••·• +•+•• .... .._......-~---.---... -....---_,...--...... _ ... _ SEllVIC! DU!ECTotlY· SEllVl CI DlllECTOltY EXP ,_ woo!d like lo h&ve 3 chUdren; t&tl S or 41 )Tl, in her loff:17 boma. Good me&ls, best ol can. Mot><Fri~ ,.. .... 111 Plumw., 6190 =~ MESA PRE-SCHOOL Pl~. u hr. tlfn. Work ll-6 """-T auar. Lie., insur,; retooclel, Lic'd. Ages · .........,.. a.m.~ npalr, rooter •In'. 531·'7566 5:f5 p.m. PLanned prcsroam. I========== I Rao. ....... 548-9803 s.w1., '"° am~ Clift ""'°'I" 1o out I ;.;=-~----'=;I JnK:bool • c e (j:re!erttd) DRE.'S.SMAlmC 6 altera- North H.B.~ ttona 111 expert Oilld Care-lkemed home. Seemati'etl/Taiklr R t a • • lnfantl • to&nera. Costa _____ .... ______ , Mesa * 646-2263 * QU.ALITY RWiJl&. Dresaet $6. Skirts $4. P•ntdu.-$6. Centr1ctDr1 '620 Made to crdier. 96Z.fm '• ::.:::ROO:.:..::;M.:.S;.;ADD;..___m_o_NS="-. Altentlona-642-5145 L.T. Cmstruction NM.t, ac:xuate, 20 yn. e'JCP. Stores " W1rehotlselnan -...-1o- 8 tet:Mw m perdllm mecllaniall ~ts with «nt,w.itedre ot Kardex and abllit;y to ~ blu.e--..... mln--l'•••ll - J. C. CARllR CO. 671 W. 17th St. Cotta MM1 . 541-3421 Famil:J rooms, kitchen ot unita. Single stcry or 2; plane custom designed. For estimates I: laywt, pbcne .:.T;;:ILc:E::..• .o:Ct.:;;rc:am=l•'---m'-"'-'4 J. w. Robinson's • 847-lSll • Ucen!led Contractw Residential • ())mmerclal Maint I: Repairs. Free DI: 67:1-2129 e R. J . HUFFMAN e Room Add. Kit Bath cabt. OR 3-1459 e U 8-4780 Additionrs * Remodeling Fred H. Gerwick, Llc. 673-6041 * 549-2170 * veme. the nie Man• eu.t:. work. InrtaD l repain • No job too smdl. Plaster patch. Leaking a b o w e r repair. M'7-1$7/MB--O'Jl6 Upholstery 6990 czyl{(GQ'S Olistom Uphol· """· -. cr.lbmon- ohlp. 100% ~· """· bol.ts le auto's. 642-1« 1131 Newport Blvd., C.M. JOBS & EMPLOYMENT 662S Job W1ntod, Mon 7000 CARPET &: Fum. cleanlna:; Exper. dependable gardener; for 1 day aervice I: quality Also Olean-up jobs wort, call Sterling 1Dr 89'1'-5991 Eve&. attl!l' 5 brightness! 642-8520 WAIL to wall cu,>et clean- ing &. expert upbolstery t.1ee.ning. 646-37SO OFFICE W o r k I Reeep-1,;;=:=2====== I tioniatl P\tiic Reillti<ms wort desired by mature Gardening '6IO 1=:::.:::.::""'---.;;;..'-I woman , Kave .acme knowl•e d. J'!'&l estate aUo. Mi-2931 or write B. Budde, 2lS 1\Ktln, NB HOUSEKEEPER, early 30's, Hu.openinp 1n e St1mp & Coln Dtpartmont Sales ...t manec«lal ..... -·---but not a must APPLY PmsoNNll. l<M Mon thru Fri F1tftlon lt land I Newport Belch An oqual _.,,,, ... ..,,... COOK WANTED Some expeiience m bl'ail· er end fry work, •ve- nlnp. Apply in penoo. 9 .5 p.m. REUBBI E. Uf 151 E, Co1at Highway Newport looch ""in, 1 odult or....., .... --~s-a_L_E~S~-- 1y, Ccl'Ona DM OI' Newport. #4. Full tlmo Evonl"9 shift REUBBI E. Uf 151 E. Co1ot Hl9hway · Newport ltoch OPEllJNG IMMEDIAmY Por Cooks with Hottl-Club exp. C1li Chtf Oscor Zink llEWPOR'IBI 11111 School Custodian l<!ll .. 11111 -thllt. -ment.a . .Education ~a· lmt to loth ande, U.S. Ci-.-..... --w11h -· Ap-llQ' at: Wootmlnmr School Dls11'1d lllil CEDAR\YOOO WESl'MlNSTER Nttdn.tt SALESMEN No Experience Nee~. Pl.en!;)' d. Jloor time. Hisbfft paid~. Paid Mli- days and vacation. Eiaor!l· lent tn.inin&" and prunoticn poteitial Apply in permo. A3k for Mr. Rc:l>«tl: ATLAS Chryslor·Plymouth 12929 Harbor Btvd., C.M. <. 11 ... 1...i -11111on ... $22.000.oo Spanllh ond Modlter~onMn Furniture 'W C~NS RADIO ·CO. ... ·-·ii.:·· --', A lt•aNt ..... • H ... laO......., , ,Items H follows: GOraeoua 8 fl CUiiom qulltld 10fa with separate IOClff plllon wi1h bony oalc trim decor and motclilng cbalr, 3 matc111nJ occuional t.tblts, ~) 58" WI decorator lamps; banflar ebaln ow•g lamps In wrou&bt lroa, an 19700 J amboreo 1l01d Newport -h All---on merit with no btu ~ &lendite All(IBIT UlllllKlll. II-piece king me muter bedroom lll!tt Ill pt<111 nAllll'llA paneDed Ktdltorranean .tyle with top quaJIV 15 yr. warranty king aize mattress & boX .pllnp. ward Jtact, Color, Creed or .... :l!O! w. 0out ""'· SpanWi decor 4it>llis •I, ote. NEWPORT BEACH • WW. ........ ,.. ...... S11UM N,:' =:=:-dall.Y MUST SACRIPICI $ a 00 0. Ncril -. e wAlTRESSES FOi ONL1' ------·-···-·· 69 • * WAITRESS * G!......,, c.li!. • BUS .ems Any r.1 ... Con Bo Purchuod lndl.WU.lly M EQual Opp. Dnployer • DlSHWASHERS T•rm1 Av1ll11tl9-Newcomert f9 Cellfomfe ExporloncM MEDICAL Alll>iY bet l • 4 P.V . Cr..ih Appnvod lmmedlotoly OVElt 2I T··NSCllllEllS (2) CAMERA -· --' I ~ mcRr Sllin' ~ -·" ""'-·-. .... At Barbor B v ... Affl'LY 2 Tluacrilen for 2T3 bed. exp. A ln:Jw~ o t PL YINCi IUTLEll llllY ...,,_ -Ill In --nee. N"' II>' mom •ttncthie bncb .,.. leek pnrance. m-.t6'10 SalH-n ........... tr~ W<M>l'S ~f\'>'11* Le> Nl w -daieocholul .......... ....,_-. '"1"'1owloc ...... llHut!lul a.valldtle 1mmediately Pre-ar41: Dept. DcperieM1t ft-new a.Ion. N. a.ta Meu, to - ~" ~ • ---Oil 2rld opera Nov lit. 5tl).22fr. J0rt ..,,,.... tDJI' lll«Ke Pft- fen"td Top 111u7" pu. eam-~ A bYd.v. weektDd MD:l I: Maklt. imn. q,le or ~.. SH Mile Rtta 1'ortt. Pleut k:qutre' P«-lon-.mete. Need !or Motel Apta, <Jlrb' FNbiicml, Soat!1 Coast ml Dept. 2376 Newiut Btvd., C.M. BB .F•rnlt•re 1144Newport11,wd. Costa M-CO!lljl -. ......... --.. ..... -.... ,...,., °"'" ...... HOAG MEMOR.W. Allfttlto, Mon & JOBS & EMPLOYMENT Fumlturo R~T.tephone msP!'l'AL w-7550 5-ll·lnotruotlen 7600 MAPLE ---,-----.. -$1GJ-.1 Dispatch Girt 301 ".._-.,N.e. 111 or """· Muat know 1ooo1 C?Hl -, J/J newpon . n" 1V !40~ '1D. -- M'M. Apply m penon e Waltreu el m.mi 'LOJli'O'bOY" lomtr: YELLOW CAI CD. • Food Chotlcor • p&CSOAO 1040 1040 1040 _ ~t. orange us. cw.: 106 E. 1fith It • Cocktail Waltrooo -·•agency CMl170) 16'6 N..,,... JlllUI .• a.ta MtM APH.Y JN PERSJN I T C Prot.s1lon1I Service ncon'9 ax OUl'M •-•--t AFI9'•1e.M. HID~An~ ~---··~ Ka• aM'S tor tht _ .. ,... ~ -~. ~~ "'" Tolotypo Operator """"' ond tho oppllcont .........., tr...-.,... w...... al1 -CODIL Order dirk A diversified &.t. 501 30th 5tffft m D D H I uatet!. Eun l(IOd. maoeyp:oe-Reuooebla! Cft l-1507 iH. 9toclt: ~ aperi-Newport ... ch over r54 .. 9 2·7~.. parme t:r ~ in-$400 SOFA; s«I. Drcellllnt """,,._, ... -la!-64_2_.3_17_0 ____ • _-_, '''"" lox -.. Specjol """"''""'· -- ary S315. to $400. per mo. M'C1l'D.. Maim fir new 50 10 week tuitkm cone Rirtl Ully. KI 3-Br2 CiODDIDDY & CD. unit.-. -in Cbata ARGUS EMP).DYMENT · Oot. 14 • Mon, Wt<I, & Fri. SEVERAL PloCff a< ""' Mn. Uloe, Npt, Bcftl5f0.8121 Meea. etvt work Oct. 28th. 1.a)ootzt Man/Steel • • ft.,U> hr ~ Mele :md fem.ale tumituft le-mllc 1tems. ill ANTHONY'S Gardon Service 646.1941 LANDSCAPmG MONTHLY MAINTENANCE Exp horticulturist:. Complete Oeanu.p. Reas. a.ERK '1"rPlST lnterviewt to be held ap. Screw MtilCh ()per .• S'l.'15 tr ltudmtl. all """ xlnt cond. MZ-1350 ~ Dl .. ct Salllmtn CAREER Ci<y .. Lacm>a Beach bu -. Oct. 23rd. -.. """" .. A .......... rrs. Wk. TYPING -Re 1 um e •. I need t men IMMEDIATE-Jmmed. O(leDlnc .in pui::lie writinc atatlns mme, ..S. Lep1 Sec. to .•..• , $475. Mo. PO Box 614, Lag Bch Japan ... Gmlen"' mtnulCripts, .....,..u. ovn, LY tD till new ..,., -Ol'PORTUNml -..... Salary ,.,,.. lhu, le-•· ,.., .., . Cbmplete Yards ervtce . etc. Accurate 1 4ay service. ti0n.1n the Ch.Die O>. u9. Join to4ay1 t.uwt arowiD1 $W. 1o '8\ ~s perleno!-, 1o Box M..cti, AIGUS-IMPLOYMENT Exp. Free est, Landscaptrc. 5t6-0269 or 5f0.S317 aellin1 ~I: i:ewine IU• professklo.Mutual Flmd aim close Oct. 15, 1'« f..-ther Daily Plot m Weetdiff, NB 548-T79S KEMMEl Household Goods I020 ORIENTAL RUGS Privat~ Party. &:HM Qean-up. St0-1332 .. 546-0724 DDIT. Alllt. Tedi. Mature ch1nH. 3 ladl Jel' dq, Oar No operience llf!CMlll')"" informatkn appq C1tf Hill LARGE .,.,.,.....,,,. 11 a e d 1 18'.M E. ~ St., SA. 5t7..&\15 1"J4 Hartlor Btfd., C.M. Ortl:~Lawn ~-Married. pt time prf, ~omen call UL No PD-Wetn.ln·fUDorpart thM or cal.1.494-1121 ext 211. ~ ttrYey 1irl1 . 541-2404 G1 r19eS.le 8022 Maintenanc@. Lieeoaed ~M «XI Deily Piot micks or sifts. Hemm . .in MutU1f F\lnd Advlnn, ASSISTANT MANAGER ialary, No • :1 p e.ri enc• SehMIS:.lnstructlon 7600 GARAGE SALE 5(8.-4808, aft 4 PM. NURSE, ~· ~ by bard worlten. Highe5t Inc. F Tb G~ s.;re ll'l DeC01_,. 'l'Ntnq Ill"> 1040 1040 1040 teavtiw state! Everything Japahese Gardening llhotl: ctr; M)'When (714) ~the i:.m.e:. ~ Npt B. tan Wqtclift MMm ~e Wana Mt.t t».., uam. Ase 18 I: CIW'r'. Mom-* * * * Goea! Hide •bed. s aetl Professional Maint. Land-631-299.l in/out. '· · · etc. I.A. 1212 N. itn.dwq perienced in 'hilb t.hiob ll'll I: ~ thiftt open. buukB, l maple, 1 mel81, 6f6.6653 O.U mcrnmp 9-12 or after. Sff-8331 ~ llXl en... Ex. Appbr anytime cfter 9 Ml, Jimy-Lynn dcdlie bed wilb ~.~~.u· ~p. . ....... ----~~e-noonl H, ~6 pa1enoed only ed. .kir..,. 1311 No. ll Camino !'teal, v 0 TE ~newport sprln1 mattreu, ltYl&g ....... ., ..... ., p, u.o:.: RIV, ro ........ , ~ Full time • Robittloft's pokitment ~ I (rtBl: ctrJce), /)Ill c::;sem.nte. . . room tnd kitchen Wie and ondln•· oprln]den, 1awno. I ;"''i'·;;i-~~=-;;;;;t;;;: -1-uty "-'--· TflE LOOK. · M<-Hll * GIRL FRIDAY * FDlt A school Of chain, anttqu• ,...,...., old haol'g, epray. 646-5848 CARPET Oeln:lng, ft...., Mllnten1nce M11t -....vn PARf TIME For Dlli ~ l'lt . but xlnt Pl atov• I: ldedlic e JAPANESE GARI>E>llNG !:°. ~ 53163'4. Good ._,..y ~ts. fashion hlaftcl RESTAURANT ._-.. a... -,_-omputer bUSlneSS ="'i:.r '::: = Service Cleemp, ~ EXPElU!H:Dl OaB b' *11PW4'•"d1t 0perq for male bait' a:b'lbt. CASHIER Must.:\iex:ceMmt bpiat. ~ ,,.., kitchen utenlia. llC 1ing.~~...:.att.,~~· Hoiae aewr J.:::°M;n:: FcDowinc preferred. Com-Apply 1n penoa·aNy 'Adct th lbcrlbUld, with . AGE 133 ~!~rA 1D5s:O# N.I . E. Balboa Bi.Yd., Apt. 3, 2 ~~~ <>«<....,.,. e 548--ftn" aft s PM e . mlllkln + auanmtee. 9kn D!LI 5iD" hilt clflce ~· Sal· -~ tb:wt IOUth at Mahi ~t !:Q ExperieT1ced. Free Eltimate An ~ opportunity l!enetits, p.itt vacation. See 10039 Adiim 'A ui hued cm'ltilit:Y'aid ei:. • Be.lboe., 2nd !Ger. Aft• e EXPER.EXiPEii:C(~;,;~;;";e';;;-<erlS;r<'eo;;;mm;;;;;;:--.&&!~Dom~~Ht~lce!H~o~l!P _ _!.7!03~5 ' ~ Ml11Me~er. at~~· ~~.SC-9COJ , CAREER ~~::= :!k::d,.ya. all da y ""116~·~~ ~5 ~· ~ ~ fed FIBERGLASS REPR644-ESE2NIOOTATIVE ~~ =.i~~= ~~y~.-:=. ~COMPUTER . eat ~ fit, Sat, SUn. 10.C . -~, ~-lmmed -b _.. hou" -m IAguna N""""1 Be<cb adve!<lolng PRDCillAMMINCi •. GE --"-Ill>: LAWN REJNOVATING 106~•1~ Aa~ -........... " "-"· POil STAlll.E CO. Bead>..,,...,.. 0c-.12. _.,,.. Kmwleda< ol 20Witks * c;iOASS OR Smith Coron• »•rt Free estirnatea btert. ~ BROWNlJNE Shup in appee.rance o,yith MUsr BE A'lTR.ACl'IVE adwrtit:IJW briptul but not Tot· 1 C _ _. I ~ter Sl5. 8' Bllll Fial· 543--09!l5 ann ... u ... 11>1. ~ Div, 1?ldore ""'""1ioo. lEOO ll>ltity ,. lHm & ...u. Xlnt Phone tr -Mr M · """""'· state ""'1 ... a on..,.. courao " PRIVATE * toll ....-... lite -MOWING, F.dging vaealaWI1. Permanent. Experienced. opportunity for rieht mm. ~2271 bet 2 ic 5 ' °fy' pecttO Jbr: Jl-4M Dldy cMnpvter ,,...ramming. Piano, Accordion, Gutta-DD d1n(CS ia5. a.mm Din Gen'l deanup. Hauling. Far East Aamcy 6G-8'103 ~213~r:oBdl. SlJ.uy + bonul!I + eomm. Ni.JUE Al;; Oil P1lot A MW. up.tMate pNtN• Fran.Martin 5'66636 rm, mmd table-, wJlea.yes; Odd Jobo. * 54,._ =-~=,,.:_.:=7-::_,.~~I For -· cell 111<. --In • lNSTRUClJllUI. F u 11 rolttn .... o.llrlght FP. MERCHANDISE FOil 125· cam.n, -'""'"' .~ .. OOST MAINT-'ANCE AgenciH, M.n 7100 Foreign Cer Mlchenlc 5'7·7'112 Week-ends ·1: evra, ·LAGUNA~· ttme1 No experience tureC.r•r. E Uprieht Slht piano. a.; ~" ~· Sl"A&T IMMIDlAT!LY 61&-T.!OO ~ ""'-*" tnln ,..... SALE AND TRAD -clothoo 1 • o, 10 • l2, MOW-EDGE-SPRAY All --ti ... IOOd -· NURSING ID!E • WO COMPUTElt•AGE 110 0th Ml FERTIIJZE 96Z-7M9 p q eand:ltione, pmm.nent N.V.S. DISTRIBUTING 4N-80'r.i . ~~~~ ~ DRAF-TING . . fumlture IOOO :u.ehoid ~ 548-t;,~ Il>ropoan """""'PF rOQrammers -· *ADD ~RCHIDS * dool W!cb the publlc. -24-h>UwttklModorn DIVORCE AMERICAN \3(1; Genoa. Howpor\ The Fineot &t ..,......,, to $16.000 G.rft Zlmmorman Busboy TO Y'O<JR Jl\1DGET •· -HoUd"' Hoollh tralnl., lnclud11ad-Stylt-Nood Monoyl Rivi ..... c,M. : I ==Pric=·=·=-=""'==""=""""===' I Compe.ny bu 3 qieninp and Otttun Full time-, ~er 18. with Bflauty ~ Co• Spa, D» HadJc:Jr Bl'fd, c.M. v1rked .concept1 In Most f\JnlWlinp must be GARAGE Sile: 1 t o 31 ~ our fff. Alllo many 2840 Hari>or Blvd., C.M. ~and nleht lhifts meta. C4ll ~ INTERIOR DESIGNER draftl"tl and technlc1I aold Cat any a»t -llmost!) Mathew Qr HB. C of ( General Servicet 6612 other fee&: non..ke openings IROtlER MAN APPLY IN PER.!K>N e SALES-DREAM: JOB e Must have ftrniture .tore ml· d"ltn to mMt the new 2 much!!a, ·butt.et, coUee ta· Bushard a: Glr&ld) Blmlc PRO~. Window, walls a: for Progralnnm's, System J\iD. er S*t·time. Xlrit Pl¥· lob't Big loy Keep 1ouz important job 1& Iii ~. requirements of todaY'• ble, bar ftoola, 2 dcyen, 1 beds, 2 ooucbea, ftr ~mw,. fir. cleanir:ir; bu 1 j n Its a , Ana1:yst: and other Data ~ Awl.)' in perni 154 E. 17th st. wife A: mother Ir earn a H. J. G1rrett M W·ldu lobt. wuber. Many misc items. ttlb, dimes Is Mlaa il!mf. ceaizC positiona. ~ MASCOLAS a.ta Mea wkly Pl1 meek. St&--9526, Furniture . (No ehildttn or pets inclod-""'"":::.:::18::.... _____ " I ~i,/w~':.ing -Aacr. 3Z E. llESTAUllANT '4<-lllK, 896-340f oi5JW<.0. m..i., CM · AUTOMATION . oil 3"s:o.tSt,NB.-DIN nn "'· -....... Free Estimatez 548-8737 11th, IS.A. 542-7D 1615 E. 17th, Santa Ana DIStt MACHINE MATURER ou se k• •p er 646-0275 IL,ECTRONICS or IMS-1389 a.eat al drtwtn, ~. HAULING, Yard chip, odd YOONGmanZ1·35aeecledto OPERATOR. wanted, for 2' ~ti&: lO•ARTJST .. -IAyou.t a:36WMks , ADMIBAL Uprtpt i'ftezer, = P'::. =· ~ jobs etc. FREE gar 1c. attic Help Wanted. Men 72oo aMilt owner a: l'IMINP COf· 40 Hn Per· Wttk mo, blbr. Pvt rm, bath~ put~ experience. Part PreplrH you for !obi fn: white $6. · KdYinator refrlg. brae, lfltlQUN. 21m Klaft· emup lfm' 98.lvsgable items. fee car, <HM. Ga:xt bn &: COlte Mesi Memorl1I TV. Perm. Job only . time. AllDIY In pet'Mlrl Wf!d., Compvhrt' ~ec :~~~ m1 In. H.B. 91J2..9'119 Jim. 5t8-5l25 J.C. Penney eo. ..a.ry:wru tl'l.ift U noo ex;p. H01plt1J SM-941? 'Ib.n., Frt onfY,. Brine Communlc1tlonu Gleneaglea r~.. ~M. DINET'I'E ff't u:liowd e 1 DAY aeIVk:e. Home&: FaahimI!land NltecoMepmeneoutdwork ln V~ St., CM CLERK-Typ.t•t, Celec pcrUoUo. ™5 Hewpor1t l'CClle.ntl"t ~ · cotreetbl.e.W~lelec: cl 1, ... ..__ _.. N--&.eh out. Call 9-11 am only, For inberview call ~), ..uc..;n, knowl...t..e Blvd., Oltta M-. l"""-try ~ ~~ blld apt een .. '6. '" • ..,..., wauS, ., .. l"V' • 6'73-fi166 -~ C"'5 vw•• Let.vinf Country at Once .....,... .,..,, s e re 11 1 windows, pUl.ting. 642-&520. Needl 642-2734 at PBX bllpti. .»or OWi', 8 SKARP ·BA&. IUJDS .._GO " MUST SAatrnCE complete ~· boob eto. 1'ri A: St"'ln• '"' brigb ..... ! SPORTING GOODS ·-~-.~~~~ M... • llOAT"ASSDIBLE>!ll :."! ~\. ~"" ...... 2.°,.ll.&1113.so~ia~&":! • PHONE: ......... ,d. N.W ...... tor ... '521 -It. CHEAP fill dirt .1rom Laf SALESMAN ~~ -· •· ~ • CARPEtmllS ~ lllmlturo. '1!16 w. U1h. Apt -Beoch Beh Sleepy HoDow7storm Full time ~ertt AMDUCAN·POLRE e MOLDERS FULL "nme M&id 0cet.n int.view. 56-99U-SASSY 547 9471 )..8. Colta Meu. See bet t BARGAINS Gakftl llO);', dram. DeliYer Cl pick up, XJnt ~ ~U PA'l!\a. e GEU)),\T REPAIR frant Ddel Lqun~ Btacb. LASSY 2901 Hll'bor, C.M. • am to 8 pm. YotZtba', W'Uh. PMtl. leftl, 5§-779'1 day _ 530-4859 eve Outstandinc benelita Cd ecDect 21S/ M:a:2M or MEN 1: WOMDf 0vtr 30. 9 Day Week, bt· EXP~ d e 11 ta l · " BEAtrr loun&:e chair I: Gt· lbkts, ftN.t~. 10e 'RP· A daMJCe lo parikipate 2KMJJ eluding Sat 1: $.Jn. Call anirtant/l«'fttlr7. 25 to 45 ACADIMY OP ~tonw\, decorator fabric, .™• s.t, Im. 341 J:. 18th, Hauling 6730 in~ of ltW: new * ARTlST -IA;you;t I: Jen"'1 Mlrlne Corp. f9l..llli2J: yra of. e. ~ COMPUTJl TICHN"LO•Y $125 (COit pro).. Le.dil!f an-.;.C:::.M:;:·:,....------1 ~ lin.t. puteup ~ Pwt 235l'11cher,Co8taMew. lJVE.IN mahft biibylitterM 'S~,2.:Jhours •4Mil•1t.t, tiqu.e pink l6Cl'etar7 desk PATIO Slie 91t 1: iift. UTE &ulfni·'I'rlmmllW ApP,y in penmi time. Apply in peraoa Wed., e DISHWASHDt e A llta hakpe. CM &tel. lor Tues thnJ SM. 0Jrn 'lnm. U........., Ca:Uflllllat C.. il.OO (coat $250). Mile ttem.s. 1-t'llS' w91L mtmr, Ste Trash, Garage Oeaz:u..-Ptnne'Y'• FutiiM Itland 'lhft., J"rt, criy, Briq EXPERIENCll> • 8 to 10 mothtt working very odd OfM IM't'L. ~1627 . ~·:.::= ,95-4926 eqWp. ~ 4 other Name ff. Reas<nable 9:JI •.m. -. 9::1J p.111. portfolio. lSli Newport p.m. tn. Rm A bd + $35 wk. 9Je SABYS!'ITllll, art' hom_e o..p. c.lf, ·,2611 PROVJNCIAL Brcb M. IOOll!ea! ~ Wettmimter BIG JOHN 6D-403G Mcnday thru l'rida,y Blvd., O:.ta Meta 21 y.-. er oveT· 642-3.lli Mesa Verde EL Tua I: Fri. . -· Pt, CM. Lots Eq\191 ----~ employer ..,,.,,Eo 'l"YIR'v~ J.2..5 1:>U i KM ... ....._ p • • • • • • • • I tll:ble, lt'9ts 12, I \"-,:.,""'~~-~--I CLEAN • guape, "l'I"'" ...... ..,,. e INSTRUCI'ORS. No t"° ""'-""' • S1RL9IN" --~~ )'OUll8 540-9!....--.., .. "pf•••• iaN 1111 fraa t111• center tei-1: 'c:bMr1 $225. Faad" OoMt to GM'ece! etc.tr.e1'!'m0ftl.dump, perienee n~ ·we 5930Padt.Coutffwy, IMl'l--UtuL1caftl'96~ ~· ... ·~ ro · fer!MH..._'.nr i OCPI ~Grcl6al&HW'twitb2 C... ImmMt Baby ftip ~.fill. Auto Sales train. NeM appearance -NEWPORT BEAaI heme, ~. 546-1341 PBX te~ ·~•ra tor I D co'M,{Jrl•·A$1 I old lMbklned .. ' $15. rannu1a: pcat19-cdb. ~ irade. 962--8745 abW to~ with the pj:IHc. _.._t 01stodian elW 5. Answertna IM!l'vtiCt QPer. 1 DMFTIH$ I rrMJ.19 .. clll.ir; *'-~ lllloel, •LITE HAULING• Expaim Pleft!n"td. ... Ex. Apply in penon, H<ifday $t&4 k.'iM& per m<nl:h. Hour& ·SHAMPOo Glri-Uc w/ap })I'd. KlmUr;at.orl Seacb • 0 CoMMl• ~b' JYDI~ ks. • mJ«. lllT ........ or Cleen up, Free ttrt. :::!"' qa::n.v:u-11.l= Hetalth sip., 2300 H&l'bor 2:30 lo l1 p.m, For fUriber Elcdullq: HJJ. saton-Pui varied lbWta, 53M8l1 I 'r•c>eMMMIH5 I betuUAil quilted m&ttrelt, (:AM p ER etovw: $15. *54&-7849* BIYd., C.M. lnlonm.tion call M rt . OI' full time. c.J1 'JO to,, M WAl'J'R!BS: r.xp, Sm din. 0 AOTOMAllOM I ~ • ""' .._ Gebn.t:::r aa. Iha pllhh i"'========I WUl train. see Mr. Botbm Sl!RVICE Man, 50-46, to 1'h!ndl rount:nn V,a l le7 tbruF.&U.-14Nor..._.2W.. rffom. 6 Bar. QiM. NMt. llf9T~9,HICS . tpllt tinfatton,,g.t-m ·JnteliiHl''Jll,-JOit,. .a 6-5 or Mr. Kqa ll!!l'vk:t iAr eq.dpnent ID School Dilrtrtct, 8G-8861, 'at pleuant,, alert. ~Tm Aft lrrlaM • •' '• '' '•" Ata '' 1 fr't.JM. NfWl'I Ulld. a eftte, CM Id :.i~•clNnlng ,. 1999 Harbor CoMa Me.& &14. study lllary· ,..... ZM FA.Crofl.Y Worker, ex.-Ol' '.Ev IAIUr.a• •••• rt.1111 •••• a Wartb Sl;IO. MM53S BRJGJrrER.SIDE Jan. SerY. <X>OKS 1nl peno111UQ>: write P.n ~.IO beoll.U. op.. e. 1CftJ •••••••••·•·••••••1 COLD SPOT refrls . SAT A 9ill N. kactt. ~ ci.. lln. -. .,. DtUVDtS eo. .-...__mu EXP.DU;ENCU> TURN:T ttoal otemonu. l ,.. mtn. WAl'IUSS .. .., •••••••• "' •••••• •I-LR. .,,; DR. fun>.~ -Mlle ~~ 1DU'I LA'l'Hli: (ll'DtjATOft. TM>. ..... -Must 1>o "'" 21. Fc1: • • Oii -'lllar .... tiod. .ioi -lGOO S. _ ... <bt,,.,.1,t...eot.54Ml3' ruu.-.PARTTDO: llEU'"'°tst: J ... lolho MATIC<XJRP. HOUSJ:XEEPJ:R ... 1nt...ie. cal1 67MllO LIFETIME<lft,-ting, -~ .otc.56-'lllllljf,lWij;i.W.~li-liamiiOidl JACK'S hlkp'a:· Fir~ EVES. Lciie Nlt. Box. Part ar full ttmt. C.11. 548-M)I Ptrimcect· UVE-IN houaekffPl!I'' b' Odldttn ~. GI' , 1GA.1trAGE llllli, h a fd::ild ""' d..., ... -o1c. -. 11ouro. M"" .. a u..m. Sala • clN:lr """...,.,. ... -_., ~ .,. DUPLEX..., . .,._, a -. -bod. 111 •-. Comp ... d..,'g . .._....., -, )TO old.~ l CbOll Hwy; "-<Joo. W-1180 ~ -· ...__ -5. tored.O>llooat!O,,_,typ. 2 ...... ,,.,_ NCljpln& 111toiuo-. CM.- NO'lll -So. <£ F.dbv.,.. -•-~~ 1-~ ~·---_.... OOlld. !80 1.::::.::::!===== I Pl1i1.A MAN e St.WYER HOME .-, HllKPR -8oq bmly. 5 "• ~ •• --• ~ -. w:1i11 ao,. 0.... Mme <llloftt --lronln9 6755 PARKING attend aat• fOOL MAKEU SeeBett1Bruolat m1ture worn.an tor dl)'I. LIN In ar out, Ill~ • ''f"D.ta.nvMtiA,Eltlllilrdlr: lat/bl0 .. 5. Jt'tOOING !N KY e:OllE wanted, .}.8 or owr. AYJJ} .__' ~t.... m •fl.. lfom!kl!llllnc &: pradictl Hrlf.a: ti. JWi. 536-tm C~YKOSKJ'S ~ ··;;-.:.;ri' ~~ 1512 W. Oem•a• ... .., $1.21 .,,.. tii>ur """' """' or -. Contact ...u J>n>CL-.... .,w. iiJd 'wt1c 11<n ... a.n -~ 9ch>ol. ---•• ,.. ""'4 mJi a& r •• a:; 566138 llm -Villo N .. a. .... M'f, ...... 111. c.M. • FRY O>ok ..... oblft or>1:f Jtbo -· Wom. 7500 -a.-.Dl)'a:Ev<. llU · m.tm 1 ........ .._ -- maflNG SI tr.--•ttkc !11!11-0>ulllwyH.B. SERVICE __ Att--tr<:arwGlr!rl SIOOW..klOston. • FULL Tll<J: BOOJC. N-Blvd.,C.M.~451 * lfXiii<XL lJill dl•c_l_llf_ 15<: ,,_ tr. -di-No ~........... .....d. Pwm. \llllilo Statloo, 410 w. °""Rwy., N. a. Tllo <lDtloCe ecu,. !bop KbFDt. 191 -TUTDlllNCi ' -t p...-. flfl";: RD1UGillAroit a - --·,......-IX ASSEMaLY -I• .. LL A ... ti.A. a,....... -OSIW ... llthet.C.M. HA.Ph: -Atttpm. AllleTell .,.th, rrd ocbl ta.°""'4,.U .. M --. ... M ... ·14 -CA!11INTIU BIL LIVE 10 '*""""• lltt -IC!., HS ---., •. -...._ --0. .. HB Poport.angl., Git~~ IMRINE~ ~ w-... ,-.. .. .:ii--. WAHI'a>: 0... ··-YARN A.Br (l,'..... mnna 2 I' t t ••• """""* 1100 P-'-tfng "50 -~~~·· ~~ -~-,._ 1• ::::':!."' bo•·-"""· •-..,..,.0>ar1oo.,._,,,., .. o11 ch..,••"'' l'-0-==--~_.;.-·~~~ .... ~ -· ··~.... --a. .. _ . ...,. .... ..-. ~ --MUllf ooll. -' -'INTER Or Ext. PAnmMG, ~mr""""°"*;:.:;;;.. ;;. .. ;;; .. ;;..__, ... ~.~-... .,.,,. -·· 2 set r, ,,..... iUCFiiUD4CiD ... ~ -. TO'( 8'roRE ftY ""*' ...... .,nit#. WIU.,.. ):r'l4tk:olCilill ~1"· ... ~ C'llllb. J ttlll&•--· it ... J'Mlll!D, !D\VICE. Local -·-.. ~ = b!Nltl • w IL... put ... --.n·· ffMll4 ....... Qdu. l'tdl or h Dtn -._ 811'. QIN. to,......,... ..... cW. -.. .. ir ... I 1111 1ft. .... v..... ~ n1. FRD: _,1111:-:WI . 'Do ~ -.... -Klll Ddl Pilot -OR I-GO -"'°" (( ·' 54MUl No-· N 11$sl'IJZ -• .._ -S. ~.. ~· GE "Hb!-1 EXTERJOR .. tiaterlor. •wc:111aa,e.x. tHMNG.tar~.. w~ HOTEL.,,...mia., .. ~-Dr••-. ...... .._ ..... nu+ •IDD.lt ~::~::._"!!;r""!!...,~"-l!!lcr:;!!!=--~-N-"'-J!: Nv-1•=-::;>;I"';~~-!'Vt=«•• ::..~.::~ =: i:::.:; .... IOOd .... r. .i:..: ~-p ~lll!JtM..=.i!i ---~-----------. i . '°'-f MlllCMANlllll ;Cllt ' MlllCHA'HDlst "°" ''•IMltClfANDtsl l'Oll' •MDCHANDISI POI . MlltCHANDlll POtt . l'ETS n llVISTOCI(' ,_; .,~I MID TUiie SALi AND TlAOI SALi AND TIA.DI SALi AND Tit.ADI SALi AND Ta4DI ·SAi.i AND nADI SALi AND TUDI SALE AND Tit.A.DB --I llOO ' -.. ,_.,.,,. .... :.:. ,..:U..:::. "':i~ =~.:110 ,..-a o..-11ao 1>111.,11...... • ,.,_.._ -:0 .MMel1•-uoo sCRAM·LETS ·: ' -· b lj . .,;~: \; ,Q!...~.~·:-"=' m y~~~ HARBOR BOULEVARD .e•:!:':'.i. ~.. ANSWERS , .... M. ' -. . -·' '·-· llll'""""?IQW 'DllYl.fN ..... "Tll ___ .,..,._TRY • -· t•ITWll• • .sf -6 1.:or al...;. ' -· -....-· I._ ~• -Mlle .... -Glory -· · · • , '"'· ,,_ r-Vl .. 11 Wllllo '_la_ ' a.,.. --GOINGlllaWAY .. -. l••11hfiol-ldinr'&Sh10NIMSimpli1 1-a: -Lan1 WAUJQlllllJSll:aft SWAP MEET TllEAIUllU OP ""° • 1 llarpn ~ U JI ""''A UM • o11 -l ·MIO L BIU!t'OI., CX. • . ALI IA.IA ..:"""";.. ::- 8• Wood. · -~.1'-:l:i..5!'"\'~·.,.n·1 Ciwr., H"'f>'I! -.. OI. -,._ • • • • -IUYI SILLI TRADll -Via °"""'· H.B. ~....!"" GOING .: WAY .: ; <M""' "''"~'" ,,_ --boaol«at-()pooclallYlncl.-_.,. • · t beaul fabrici.' S Pe ·haaron-darlt oat .tw1. Sowl"I -..i-1120 ----Tolev...... nGI • ' n llD-5:111 pm, O<...i Moo. DOG ,.._,,,. Oorncitd. . • .. ', aet. w/bladt or avocado fl'lmH etiiln1· S Pe 1-,.. ~ ~-CIMn out• !'Ii' 0.•• -Borldnl. ,.._ ., ....., ..... BR · ft,_ Mr • v-dr ' •• Jillrro HIT llNGJ:~ com pt lo • ..'?'~~~.... IBIT Turn l''"" Dfoconla Into 1,...· •·-p1-cbutna .• ,_: .et. 1"11" • ..,...':". esser, .., r, w/w.inut ~ Dlv.rce .._ _ ~ ... • SWIMMING POOL ........ ...,.rouo ·-~ _ ...... ~ 2 eoln\nodes: d..,...111.0 hellclbo...t In Span-__ ,.,,111.,1 1.., ,.._. -•..,., $$$! · 11 n -.· nw. -·!=='~==="=·=~==~==-= Jah oU \>t l'OC11dO 'desll!L ' t ........... Z1a S.S. ---... ..., -... _...._ Klt. I • ,' ttemi Sold IDdhlduall)' ...-. """° . ...,.,'Wind -......,, -New Color TY FUN FOR THE WHOU FAMIL YI nEE.......,. P ... • .Cots -&l20 Shcip Around-fore 1oll ·bur .... US! """" ..--•• <>om -12 1o s $f Pf( MO. · '''"'""' ""••••• • .., t'9 .. $14'.ll BUJEPOINT • ..,._ ..,, • VALUE $195-FULL PRICE '42'.tJ . ....... ..... -tul. Geuhl Mu&lc c_.., PL ~11v s•r. a SUN~ 10 ....... 4 .;,. SECAllD l'OOL ................. tyrold. J or -" !.W " $i.Gq -· me • -CIA. Cllll 11115 H • ....,_ LA. 541.(1181 RENTAL CAM ~ :r 'IO ••• ~ .. ~·-al L 1Wo, 0.-. O>amp podlpff. IG-3460 .. , .N~ Down-Ose Our Store. Ch~ Pim · -OUIUltb n:A1\ l'UIUJIASE Harbor BITd. Drive '1n 1;,..t« 512-llllO · - No Finey Front-Bt11' Qiiilltr Valuellnalde liiT SINGDI -.. -. . OllDER BT -OOmer of llerbor Blvd. & llcl'odd<tl Dot• 1125 APPR.OVED llURNITURE' ' . ;:;~~.~ w.':.'!• ~-.!~. ,...:;:.-~ex. San~ Ana ':,!!. !'J!.. ~'b. ': POODLE ...,..... ta,.~ 2159HARBOll.COSTAMUA. .. mallc,....,_...,.. merdlaadloo * B-.1 JWa. 548-1511 bp-s.s .. ttan-.. .....i.M. 125 '° cooO 12 Years same location-surte ownert bole•. ~lta• ••••; mmd,.·-1: PR•· lib new tAlltotPM t~MtldllliMMll l600 Misc.II•~ l600 ~~~ .. ~~••• =tely~~miel~ O'ftl"CUtl, no attd nttded. $2250. H••rnmd 111-100 A, - Dally'"'· "· Fun prlct $31'.ff·• uiame save ·~. BIJdwmi q..J · AINT JV · S10 . '61 l'RlGKlADUC lmperW. l&wa mower w/1raaa i'Lone"'=':,,H~·,.,B·=-=-,,.,..,..,...I Sundoy.10.5 l(.14.,.:c.t152MrlS ._.., ,.,._ 1 -. Ho-t -7-........., Fre,..·lru r<hfa<r•tor ·*u,..A~'!!.~.!f~i" catcbor. -h•••• 3 AOOMBLE Poodtu . S4a.9~ , li . old, SlSl5. U ... 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Automatic, P<>wer steering, radio, beater, factory air eon- dittlnlng. Gold w/belge inter. s.m495 '65 BUICK G.S. Gnn 5p!>rl c&upe. 4 opeed tram, radID, heater, while with blade vinyl roof. (NFW-960) • $1595 ---------~ '64 CHEVROLET Impala ha?dtop. Turquoise wtit tur- quoise interior, automatic, pqwer steer- ing, radio, heater. (EIU933) · $1399 ' ' '65 • PONTIAC '64 BUICK Grand Prb.: H.T. Coupe. j.utomaticn!1D pow«, factory ~ iondltloning. er wh1te wt.th blacli: interior.· Skylark H.T. Coupe, VS. radio, beater, Danube blue w/blue bucket 1eits. COTW '594) ,. ' 51995 ?95 -' ' '68 CHEVROLET '64 FORD 1ii Ton Pickup with cab-over camper, 6 ply ti.res, low mileage. IJc. No. Q9l1l5 ~695 New C.r fldwJ W•tranty • S ~ country sedan. Satin silver with red lntttfor. Automatic, P.S., radio, beat.er. (MYG022) $1095 " . '61 IMPALA '66 PLYMOUTH Sport Coupe, Automatic, power 1teerln1. radio, beater, Butternut yellow. Fury m 9 passenger at8.tion wagon. Automatic, r,wer steering, radio, beat-er. CSVY370 , s595 . $AVE '67 CAMARO '64 PONTIAC 3Z1 V8, automatic, radio, heater, power 11:.eertn(. (ULS185) C.tallna +.Dr. Sedan. Automatic, power 1teerlns, radio, beater, red with white top. (WTG574) $2495 s595 .. '62 CHEVROLET '65 CHEVROLET Wagon. Y8, OW'l'drive,~ radio, hN.ter, light ~n with matching interior. . (IFR3 ) ·s595 "-Ton Pickup, VS engine, cwt. cab, heavy dut;y rubber, 1plit·rlma. step bumt1;, tool boxes, extra rackJJ, ideal for plwn r, etc. KD. 'ii99U5No.oi!~ . ..,,...., . CHE. ROLET D28 ·~ARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA • • ~!~!546-1203 °'=5'46-1200 · ' ·u-:s.ni.. " . ·T!"llor; Tro..i 9421 Trucb 9500 Trucks 'JOO 'Dune lugglu 9600 lmparhc! ~-. .~~ Im~ AU!M ' 9600 Jmport.,i Aulot HIO PORSCHE VOLKSWAGEN JAGUAR : & ,.,... 9400 as ~ mil.er '67 Dtt.un PU OFTJ!NHAUSER. 9'a&:l"end will!. tall: Olbana. $«11. with camper 1965 roRD 2Ai T/PU, DUNE Bugay, custom, one dUil QUlld l'lllll. manifold 56-2105 .t Spd, dJr, must Bee to be-1Wtom;:: ~ nilber ot a ldrxl, subject cl ~1-.Ql-J-AG_XKlSO-S ___ R&_b'_.J_<lnt PORSCHE '61 Super 90 1967VWDeiuxeSieclM. White IM!M', DllNl!r a.d, tor 39&-G'I FllRilBAU.15. Uled 5 times. lieTe! Beeut. olive lfl'fftl =~==-==--,---o magazine l~ture. artlcl~, condition, AM/FM radio, Convt. Reblt e!W· Top-1 yr w/ btadc interior. Nu ~. 2 HciQy «XJ OFM Xnlt aond:. paint. Cunper, gold I: white. '66 CHEV P/U w/~. street lega ' all extru; Olrome wire wheels etc. old. Nu tonneau. Xlnt cond. brakea. Xlnt lhape $1.600. 1 qmda: carbe, new, never ·* 9trW01I * E>ooetient condition f:hn.l.<M. V8 auto. Ps, fee air, new Must aee to appreciate. 536-()408 , $2200. ~ Days aft 6 Pll: Kl 5-6489 used, 4 Corvette 16" rim•, $185 Cuh dela or will take tires, Xlnt eond. 642.-2320 Fibef'i.lasa body, all leather * 962..28Tl * • T" wide with~ rims. MAKE A MEMO to s-tber ctier car io trade. Will fine. 6l QiEVROLET htavy duty inter., cmpeta. 64 2-6 914 '60 Jaguar 3.8 '66. VW ~· ~ P8& 45,000 omll!r i-o-, 1 pr. outill!r \IP top )QI DO lCl9Pl' need, piv. party. Alter 12, M-9113 2Ai ton. Exceptionally elem. Eves. 48,169 acfual mile-SUNBEAM milff. $1350, Pri p-ty. ... .... ... .... - •• 1963 vw ~--"•. -· --•. $1000. • 673-5582 .... ,..,. &:IAi" liit*:I IDOUlttld OD 16" O "t5 . cw 5M-003t Must 1ell. 546-m.l.I> .... ,....,., u .. , . VOLKSWAGEN '66 VW, sun roaf. new wblte wall!, Radio, 2 Speaked. Beautiful ·inside Is oUt $1450. 847-6703 'IQ VW Sedan ~; MW tires, xlnf cond., I cMV mileage. SUJO, 962-6001' ::· °""'"" nm., 1 -lit' ""'° ...;•, "'Atb. '"'1..,...,. '''01'"roiwm;;;;-:;pidru=p::-::.,:;11;;· -;:,,..::c. I I======== :"~. ~ .~~}"""6. . tltts. MERCEDES BENZ 19!0 SUNBEAM -.r, ' lmoorted Auto1 'l600 lm~rtod Autos 6" wide & ~ rtn. A: ay V-8 autom, dvome whls. JMpa 95l0 _..,., u,....,.,...., ...,., ¢Must aac1 $El50. Pri pr-1jpiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~r~-~;;i;i~i;;;;;;ijiil centtt. Afttt 5 PM. 536-7'02 DON'f JUS'J' WlSB .tor some-Xlnt oond. $1995 67J.481J 1--'-'------======== ty. Cat.. anil at 112% Sap. thial to fumiab your hame '62 lNTERNATIONAL Scout. Imported Autot 9680 2 1961 VW l""'flers $30 ... find lf'l!ll.i bu)'I in -.,. alt 8· Four wheel drive -travel -''---------pbire, Bel bl, dt 6, aH day Da,ys alt 6 p.m. KI MH89 ~·· CaMl&d Ads. Dillll 6f2.6678 fer Rm.JLTS top, new tires $995 cub will • Spot cash fer Imports =-=======~ accept trade. 6f2-0'l97 W• "pay more kir 111\y import JEEP, Mere V _ 8 eng, 4-wbl reprdless of year, make 9600 l"'P"rtod Auto1 9600 •••••••1••••••1 .--!----1 ~ I ID-#VL por:; ~. I ·--WUNU AVI. I I r=:--r---.---=---..-----. I I I _ ............. - --lOMNTI HRVICI I I I • I ~··" & Ill.IS I • llAW 'IHl l'ltlEIT SIOCl °' ..... 4 ..................... I 4 ..... ,,.._.4 ...... 1 .... 1'969 DATSUNS :-:::.-~=.:::::-..:I AVAi.Aili POI HU¥lltr MOW ... ..._ • 4 ._, ... -..._ '67 DATS"" ~~132395 - ..... :JI:!" ..... '1895 ··-,..., hMtw •• -· s1795 'ff MUSTANG 1+1 •.T. !...--· ....... -· :;a. ~&Le~..::·-·· $2695 I I I I I -==-=-~~;:;::;;;;;t;;;;::::;;;~• 1• 111• N iAUS om. HOUas: I • I I .Jn,· I p.M. Mori. thrw Fri. . "'!"'~llJOll ~ lilt .• ~ .. ~:.1P:Ui:'°'td s.... I -~Tiii ••• lttZ. S 1-lhrv Tho<l., 8-9 Moo.' Fri. ....... •······r• " . M{'t(P,/r·~ ;:,,,,, TOYOTA er condition. i'ry WI before lkive, trig titts, tow bar. you sell. ELMORE 642-1943 wkend5 MOTORS, 15U) Beach Blvd. F HEAD Engine ~te Westminster. ~ '56 J eep, Rd e<nl. 1, CJS .Teep top complete. 545-8584 Jim Sl emons Imps. NICEST CARS Wilr nc:r & rli .1111 St . Sdnl.l An.1 546.4114 IN ORANGE COUNTY '86 10YOl"A SPORT SEDAN '66 MEJRCEDlll ~ 23CEL Automatic trans., 90 h.p., 30 Camptra 9520 1969 11' HOUSECAR $ALE-$ALE ~ Road presents the ulti· mate :in "hlxury cam(ling", complete living Jar 4 adult:B or 6 !lileep aocomodlltions a...U~, plus Ford poM!l"" ed one ton dual wbeda V-8 IUlb:Jme.tic inc. pa-. thru cab to bade. SI.Vt $500 by ~ mg DOW wbDe the ~ ll'!6IOr'I prioet are priced to Ml Md ave. WAS $6125 NOW $5275 • • ALPINE hanltop, Wl>ll• w/blad< .,_ mu.. per pllon. Room tor --------1 terior, R&H, i ~ tins the entire family plus power 1965 SUNBEAM A I p l a e , $4.190. 842-6197 and ecooomy, Thia i1 the Red/blk. int. lJka new. '65 MERCEDES 220 SE winner everyone'• t1lking $1295. Oonv. Red w/whitt top. ebout. KOSTA KUSTOM KARS Xlnt oond. 30,00l ml. $'58()0, 19tk> Hart>or Blvd.. c.M. 675-1636, 615-1638 $1"'5 ELMORE DATSUN '99 '69 '69 NEW '99 '69 '69 '69 DATSUN Look!!! 50,000 mi. guar. $186.86 Down $53.86 for 36 mo. OAC + Tax i" IJt". Barwick ~ Impcru 991 So. Coast Hwy., L.B. 494-9'173 545-<£M '67 DATSUN '64. Mm.CEDES Ben:i 220 s. nit cond. :JT,<m JD.iles. $2.m can 6'B--tl'l9 MCJI'ORS TOYOTA Pb. 89f.3320 MG 15300 Beach Blvd., W.stmnstr , ________ , 1969 MG TOYOTA s.1 .. , Service, '•rt'I Complete new MG invtlrtocy See ind Drive Todayl See the new Austill America La..: 1 Here Now! UUIG J1rtupor t JII11 po rts 3100 W. C.out HW1. Newport Beach 00..... 5").11'11 IHPORTS TOTOTA-YOL.YO 19ll6 Hartlc:r, C.M. &l6-9J03 TOYOTA Station Wfl&Oll, .f. tipd, dlr, Authorlzed MG DM!er HEADQUARTERS ELMORE o&c,excellentconditloo.Willl:-==c--·----=c-: guan.n~ ~ cash d.Uven or will take older tra4t. Make paymentl 'of $39.86. c • 11 after 11, 49Wm, ....,.,., 153IXI BM.dl m..s., Wlltmnltr ..... -'66 TOYOTA Station WllOft. 1e1 blu« eXt., "1tll match!n& blue tnt. Must see to appredalt! 3 &Ip., w/Oo, dlr, · pwr rear ~ doW' S85 Cuh dell, tliklt' <*i- i!' car. Pymnta $39.00 mo. .....,,. ... ...._ 1RIUMPH ~[j~i] ..... ELMORE MOTOR Choo•• you~ TOYOTA from th• lar9•s+ deal., wit.h +h• lar9'e1t ••l•dion ••• '3767 MO. OR AMERICAN CARS WANTID IN TlADE CORONA SPORT SEDAN "lOOM" '°" ALL PINANCIN5 AYAILAILI ON AP'l'IOYID CllDIT w, tol4 -. ., • ..,. T eyot11 '11 tht 111ontl!1 of June, July, A•t .. t, 1111.I Sep+•mb.t t+.011 "Y •Hier Toyot1 Deoler In tfio 111tM Stett 1 I Titer. 1r111d k • r•••-, , • ,..., tt..r. 11. ........ ,.. "" . •! -., "''" 1 • .,.... -I t1Y1t1 ye.i to ••M h ,114 ••• Ht Mw · '"''"' •-le• f•clll . • .,.,,,., .,.. th &Mt •'· Set. s.m.,. ., .. wm ""'· '"WI CA.Ir at ELM:GRE MaroRS. 11100 llACH II.YD. WflTMllUlB • 894-332;1 ~ -----------------...-.-..--------~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~·-L-~-~-...... -~-~-·~~...-.--~-............ ___ ................. .--~~~-------_J t -.......-.......... ........-~~~-, - -._ -~..,.,. ~ ..,-~ ........ -.. :q•• .. ··~ ••. -........................... -.... .,,...,...., .-.,--... ., -. ' ~ -..... . ,. Hardtop coupe, 1utomafic tra"ni!ftis.11on. radio and huter, powa; 1taarin1J, power brakes, vlnyl roof, IOolc:s like naw. '64 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX Coupe1 •utorrfatic tran1ml11ion1 radio aftd , heater, power 1t.erin9, power brelc:es -•nd factory air conditlonin9, on• r r owner, 25,000 actuel mllas._ • Cyclon•, hardtop coup.•, 6 .T. 390, •utom1tlc fr1n1mission1 power 1t11rin9, Ebony. '66 CHEVELLE MALIBU s+.tion wagon, factory air conditioning, power 1t11rin9, •ufo"'!afic transmission, Autumn Gold. '67 CONTINENTAL · Formula Convertible. full power and factory air condiflonin9 -e.nd •II • • d '64 CONTINENTAL C-ontin1nt1I 1ed1n, Platinum Mi1t with Sliver Sibel interior, the luxury 1 .. 1v .... Leu then t,ooo .. n ... Specie! perch••• Prtce· from Ford MoWr Comp•JIY· J -~ ..... ~ ... ~~"-: ................... ,.~~·""!' .......... ,~ ...... ctwy-tr. ~ f/YJ . W. COAST 'HWY. -PHONE 548-n51 --..,.,.v ~-- JOHNS·ON ' & ·soN - . 1 ' \ ' . . 900 W. ,COAST HWY., NIWPORT llACH Telephone 642·0981 -.......=.---· -......-.... ""'"'"".- TATION · ,..RANSPORTATION .T~ 9500Trucb . 9500Tnidm · -; . . . ' . '69 Chevy T rocks READY FOR DELIVERY TOD. Y AT . ·.CONNELL CHEVROL·ET • $199. Do·wn =~::0 ~~~:s!,:N DEUYER ANY TRUCK UNn. WINNEBAGO CAMPERS~~w . . . • . ~RAND , .1969_. . CHEVY D•LUXE ·' Lettt ..,h"I lt11• plc~'P· I' ltex. f1dly •ct•lp,., wltt. 11. • ., 4.+y """''' _,,.,..., wlt..r .,..,., 'Y'I' ct•, trf,M .. lrt.1ter, 1p1N .. ,.,, N1. ZtllJlt :~_.1~969 ~~;~~~M;~ $2565' ~_I· . ·. , . , • N~ ZIO,llt' BRAll> llW • . . . 3/4 TON .--196·9 """ .... : •. , ... , ..... $25·8L ply, .. ,... ••• ,... ....., 4.ty . . ~~~ .. ....... r.etw.M .. DOtOM .• , . ·-... ·• . llWBRAll> 1969 .~~~:.~~~ $2~·ft .. 5-~ ti-. 101" _..... .. M. Ne, ~ 7 : ,, ... , .. . . . J'REM!NOOUS sWicrloN 'OF1'1CKUPS-VANS, SUIURllANS •AT HU&E brscoliNJS. st;tQP, )'ODAY AT CONNELL CHEVROLET. . ------.. + CONNEL CHE.VIOLET ·;.... · ztn HAllOll II.YD. ' COSTA 'RIA 5411200 ...,..'!.9'1 ,._ 9600 Imported Autos 9600 lm~rtod Aulot HOO lmportOd A- VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN.. -NICEST CARS , MIBT -tmmac. '61 'VW.Mllt_,.,,, ....... IN ORANGE COUNTY e VW BOS· -•ea, £X. NICEST CARS -.• .. .,._ VW '96, ..,. w/w, -llol1 -ldtol ta: ,65 vw. A wil( low ml. fl& 5.111-lol!i (g.T -"'-_., MMe Gt· ~ •• , w t ~~ ••~ 11190. Coll ...._ • "" VW·---PM) 1., .._ ..,.... an 1Dme ..... ,. ~ . • ========!==·=======I '"'" f!lyobd lllla opeda1 • 19G vw. Good cond. ll"I!... ---""" Sport Cars 9610Spert Cara 9610 118 !er. Osll all I pm. -wtlll ....,._ ~ ELMORE 1005. vw :':.uxe, split =·<n·:. ·cm~.! ORANGE COUNTY ~ENTER FOR '66 SUNBEAM TIGER. Orengo wllh a block hardtop. Perfect runnl1111 and 1 -you -Id -to own. •19·99 look of $2600 , Now Only '64 Tit 4 HARDTOP. A 0 car with a bo•u· tlful prlca. look of $1690. '1299 -Only . '66 Tit 4A. Rod roadato•; -of our bot- tor Trlumoho of 11 to choooo from. look of $214$. '1999 -Only . '66 SPIT.flRE. You will be GREEN with . anvy _,,, ... thli one.Only '1399 '63 KARMANN GHIA. Matalllc 'blua polni with gold pin 1trli>l1111, lniarr~ dol.Xa. S.. this -nowl Only 11 ~99 '64 TlllUMPH SPITFIRE. lu,.iftcly Rod with black , ... ti .. , like '119ft ...... I Only '7o '66 TRIUMPH SPITFlltE. laautlfuf Or- ange l'lro co~ ltlltl blilclt . • 1·399 0 lnt,.erlor. . .O!:ilY. ·. , . '67. ,DATSUN ROA.ljSTE!L llack wjth '°" Interior, one ~r, leW ml ..... , fMnl .. X• .. aild'~I , •1·999 .• '. ·0n1y '63 -'65 .;66' . ~ • ,.. · .... 2 COltVITTIS . c-1.-.-.............. .. .... .,.., ........ El.MOflE MOTORS TOYOTA 11' __ ,,._ __ 1 liOO •••ell lhd. IM-J322 ...... --~- seat. IM!'W' pUX. !'hon• room frttb. ~ , ... \. MOTORS 52M131 after e A m..ldo . $2><5 ~0~ "'v.w~•coodl .. ELMORE 0.! 15D) Bell.ch Blvd., Wltmnltr Pt.me· Ms.om • MOTORS ; '& VW -· MH, ttblt. '63 v.w. Good c:m1. ...,... TOYOTA ; eng., nu brakes,. clutch and tapt deck. ~ ExhallltS Ph. ~ :,;..l tires. Gd exlnd. $850 er bett 98z..a29 15300 B8cb Blvd W~ .,.o..,~o."'._· .,..vrr.281r;9;::o:::r -::'.968-1:'1239="7-·-VW ...... .,..._ •. -•---· , '• =-tt: 11 · w ..,,.H, Cll:9ll., 61 Camper, New q ., -~11'9 ~ 1968 VW Squorabock ,_-·-."-to A braka. ieoo, Reo1 ClftO * 64M8t6 * HawMi 6'75-Cf6 M&--91184 r: . . -• '"'"...\.•.<! ~""•• 9600 Imported Autoo 9600 Imiiortod A-. 96Qfl .--1968 AUSTIN' AMERiCA • • NEW~ORT IMPORTS LTD. · 3100 We COAST HWY •.. NEWPOR:T II.ACM - 6Q.Mo5 W IU ... ATI• 540-11641 -• -· -°"' - ' • ' • ------------·--·-----------------..... ..._ -. .... -- --....... -..:.. -------. - - - - - - - -... -...-.. -t ..... _ -----------~------~.--~ ' -,. ,... ._ .. .,. "' • --.--or --~ .---• - • 9900 · \ •••111 . :111 ••• A D.,RE~1( AWAY TODAY AT ROY CARVER PO~TIA<C! ROY CAlVEfHAS STAR.TED IN ON THE '691 WHERE-HE t:TI:T OFF ON IHE '681 WITH JHE BEST POSSIBLE PRICES TO BE OFFERED" THE BEST S~LECTION AND THE, BES'T, MOST ~E!'.~ISTIC TERM~!. GllEATI p ' ...... \ REMEMBER · WHAf r IT'S NAMED I-.\: --. ._.._,,_ ... ·1-·· ·· ·:· .. L __ .. ~·t· .. .. . AFTERI ' BOllllEVIW! JtlllBIRDlll 5REA TIR THAN EVER EXTRA SPECIALS.! 2 Dr. H.T, VI, lw"'r•M•ti~,'fl11w•r 1t.•rint. Ndl•, h••t.t, f•ctOr1 •it. IN•. AA). C•rv•r C•r• C•r. 1966 O\.DSMOBILE · • C11tlu1 J o,., h•ritop. VI, 4 111••4, l&H. 1965 MUSTANG $877 · .J .Do•r. Hl·1tt1~•-· '4 ift"ll .. INOtr.41071 J961 FIREBIRD • cylln4w, power 1toorin1, 4' ;p••tl, ro4lo, ho•t.r, n•w c•r w•rr•n1'J• tYTL2Stl. Corvw ~,.. C.r. $AVE 1964 GRAND l!RIX VI, h'''•'"•tlc, radlc, h•afcr, WSW. ' 1965 VO\.K5WAGEN . l•41o •rtll ho:. .. ,, IF'llA I ' $fJ17 t"'.~,~:!~~~;S~: ra·;:.,' ·~~-·11vE· ~.:~, ~.~ ... ~~~ ~, .. :.~atic, . ~677 !:!! a~~~~ .. r. $477 !~.~~E•~t.rnatic, KiH. $1177 •••• ' 't •• ,,,1, ••"•· h. , ... ,,WSW, WSW. tNlr4611 N.C. warNnty. IVVU1tO). c,,,,, Care ar. .... -~-air cenditi 11nin9. Carv., C.rc Ctr: . --------~----!~~ H~~HT!~!~!. P•••• ,, .. ,,,.,~11· . 7 1967 GRAND PRIX ~977 1964 FORD $477 :!'"~~!.~~ . .,toMon" $37· 7 ,1 h •--hi.. II f . H1dr•'"•tlc, 11ower 1t.eril1t I .. rak•11 klH, 1U-4I 1 I rev•, ••...-. w "'' 1• •ctery '"· radio, he•t•r, WSW, power wi114ow1o Ftlc .. 4 4r. ltlH, •wt•. "'' CNZll 11t C.rver Ctr• C•t. IOSW1111 fectory eir. Carvtr Care Ctr. ' 1966 PONTIAC GTO ~377 1964 PONTIAC GTO $1877 __________ $_1_1_7_7_ .!.;5 .••• ~ ••. r,.,• .. ~H.~~~.~~s,.;, $14· 77 · 2 DT. H.T. VI, "'"'" 1t.•rin9, •11to-Sport Co1111•· VI, •11to111atic, ,_.... 1965 PONTIAC nw '"'tic, rt4io, h•ater,.r•d li11e1. }7,442 1teerin9, re41t, httfer, WSW, f.ct.,., GTO 2 Dr. H.T. VI, 4 .,.ff, inlle1. ISAA7J91. Carv., CJi,.. Cer. eir. C•n-•r Ca,. C.r. llf:H. tHrAllll . Ji.I......._ .. C.. ........ Prior s.1t. EACH & EVERY "CARVER-CARE-CAR" CARRIES OUR WARRANIJ'Y ON ENGINE, TRANSMISSION & DIFFERENTIAL PARTS! ·· 2925 HARBOR BOULEVARD. COStA' ME$A~ •. ' . ' WHY -BUY A 'USED CAR BILL MAXEY ~TK>lY~O~Tl~I c I j 1969 TOYOTA COROLLA FOR ONLY $1770** ,600 ifn;P!.,....--"Utlii--~======;-===='=="'i"'~====*I VOLVO · IUICK CADILLAC ___ V_O_L_Y_O ___ I-----~~-; ·st BUia< w"""'t Convert. lllCEST CARS '67 vw. Xln< cond 1969 * New Volvos * Ni -· -..... IN DRANGE COUNTY VOLKSWAGEN 33,000 mi. s:um VOLVO GET A woril:. Must sell!! Alie for 'Eli CADll.LlAC Q>e. DeVille. Bob Watson 646-0201 Gft.-. ,fl3..-0'193 Plil• yellow witll black lee.th- BETTllt DEAL '63 BUICK La Sabre. Air er interior. Air aond. and all 1967 vw. good rondition. Herb Fri· .. lan .. _ $1550. Contact Mr. Jackson SEE AND DRIV'E TODAY! SU ~ cond. Power I t et r 1 n g, G.M. extras at course. Truly 642-2410 between 9 & s BIG SAVINGS 00 '68'• l l'i..,O Bea.ch BIYd. (Hwy 39) brakes. Rebit q , $850 a beautiful llllltDmobile. Tl')' 1967 vw, pert.ect conditiarl " l 2 blk:a :so. G.G. Fwy. cuh. ~ 10 match this an;ywbett at Orig. private O'lmel' Pbme aut. flDia R-?596 537.ar:M l!fiT Buick Rot«nuter Xlnt $2895 .~'!" Sedan-mmt "°"'"•"" IHPORTS Antlque1, Clo•lcs 9615 p::'·~ -:::j·F""""" ELMORE RH, about $1095, qinaJ TOYOTA·YOLWO 1929 HUDSC:fi, ex c e 11 • n t BUIQC 'fli Skylwk. act I.II', MOTORS owner. 962-!eli. m~ic&l lllld nDling power steers, Xlnt cond. TOYOTA 1966 Harllor, C.M. &46-9303 cond. Ex1ra pmtl. Best ct-$1200. Pri p;y. &&2-31.S Ph. JtM-3320 '57 VOCVO, good en&fne, fer. CaU alter-C PM~ 67 BUICK .RIVIERA !MOO Be.ch l!J."4., Wltmnstt VOLVO nedl work. $100. AB the Extru $3«». 1800 s '67 Sport s.d. """' ..._ Autos Wonlecl '700 ......,. CAMARO party, ~ owner. $3150 '65 P lfOJ S, xlnt eond. Law BUICK 'fS Le Sabre, 22,IXXI -------- finn. ~ 10 iJM to 9 PM ml. Air, OD, rh + stereo. WE PAY " • " mi. A/C, p:w1er, new tires. Mr. Kntm.r Must sell! $2450. 642-1536 CASH ' Famiiy car. s.nz. 5'M3-34'18 '53 BtJnc: ~ ff..T, new lm.,ortMI Autet 9600 Im.,.,.... Autos 9600 titts, N'll!l Io o d, retlable 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiii!iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~I ... uec1 an • truckl jult trui.sp. $150. a.3Z78 II' . . call Ill tor ne eatima~. 1965 anac sk)rllrk. H'l'. BAYS.IDE MOTORS GROTH CHEVIOlll . !..":.~..':.'~~300Be•• A* tor SI.let Mana.pr 11211 -BL. JluntlocOlo ...... CADILLAC NICEST CARS IN £:GE COUNTY '67 · ro -&znburst Cold with tiadc: in~ W . Autamatlc 'Inns., VI, power It~, Jo.did witb extra& ~ely beeutifld. Only S21t15 ' ELMORE NICEST CARS :; IN ORANGE CDUN:Q' '62 CHEV. IMPALA ruP.tk SPI'. Silver-met.aJHc tlie with amtruting :interW. r.o.ded with extz'U. Ahiii- lutefY Imn.cula~. .;: $1005 :: ELMORE ~: .. MOTORS -:: •. TOYDTA :: Ph. 89f-3320 :: 15300 llffcb'1!1vd., w"""""' ' 1962 OIE.VY n. Z3 w in. i ..... $500. caJl ""' .. 83J.<l600, ext 1137. 2136 1200 W. COOJt Hlqhwoy FINEST SELl!CTIDN OF DOMESTIC & IMPORTED CARS IN ORANGE CO. Klllmt 0Vl!I" 1S • ''1961" MOTORS " Elden. Ave. No. 1, Coit& ~"'""" TOYOTA M.,. ·" . · l'lus Tu & Ucense 1967 Buick 1967 l!arman6hia WID lly Yoar Volklwagen er Porsche A P11 tot dollara. Paid for or not. c.n Ralpb * bdlllaca * Ph. 891-3.D:I '65 IMPALA,. 320, 4 dr, ltd: All colors, models, full ]5.XJO BHcb Blvd. Wstmnatr •ii'.· full pwr, new ti!'es''6. = ••Pric• 1ncl11d•1 W/S/W, tillf. ti•, t9elinittt Meket •••h, whl. 'eo"'"• ctrptfint . .-foty dad. a ,,;1or1, cit . 11 ..... r. 11•..C.I ah1lf, O.S. '"irror, •••t .IJ,th fr•nt & ,,,,, 't .,.ff clec. wiper. I :-"••h•r, !111•1 br1ki111 11.1t.1111, •rrt•r, brt ke w1r11ln1 llt., lt11mp1r peNl1, tll ¥i"'4 h1t•rier, 60 h.p. ,4 1p••4 !•II tyncrom11h tratu., 4 w•y flt1htr, p111A -• ,.,, wl lldew., etc, ~late Deliwery on Most Models & lody Styles .. , BILL MAXEY ~TOYOTA • Rl•i•r•. letd•d, air, It•••· AM/ftr.4 r•41., ••c•ll•11f tiful thr11·•11f, ce~ltie1. $3795 (2) 1967 flat ISO Cowp••. Eirtr• 1h1tpl $1595- 1966 Corvette $329$ $2095 19.S7 vw Sqwa'rebtC:k. 2 •Deot,· AM/ FM radio. l ikt Mewl .$2050 ' $1795 -$1775 BAYSIDE MOTORS pwr, air cooditioninr. ======·==~;;:I pamL A·l cond. Ori& owt:tt¢. Save up to $1500! $1495. 50-2588 • ALLEN CHEVROLET • ":;i; CHEV 283 • ;p;jii: 673-ll ~O Olcbznobile..Cadilll.c · Good paint and tirM. $1r.I. JMPORTS WANTm ll50 So. o:i.a Hi.,,..y" '56 aiEVY Wqan, 2 dr, Call 13'1~ ~ a.-........ Beoch .... ,... •tide. N ... point .......... I ;;;,.-;;;~;;;;:;.-=-~-...; I TOP $ BUYER stereo A mmy utns. $315. ·~ SI\\-WGN, Bel-Air, ~ BRL MAXEY TOYOTA '67 ELDORADO -""· outo, Riff, -!£0 l88Bl Beach Blvd. Pure white landau "top, =...:N::;.,IC=E=ST~C~A=R=S-or possible trade. 54CM6J.C : H. "'"""-Pb. 847-3555 "-'h """red-. Hu IN DRANGE COUNTY .,; CHEVY Bel Alr, 6 .,,. .. i CADllLAC PRlVATE PARTY WANTS LO MlLEAGE 1968. . ...,.,..,. had ll)eCi&l ~· AM·:rM/ 'SI Olnr6let IA ttia p&ck up dr. JMT lleering, R/H. Odl: dlr/Stereo~air1 fQ]lpwr. dis klll btd ·rteet Side ~ 5'8-8796. ·: cUb d!h, or will take old!r IN'll' and pqmt1vdy ~ lhlrp '63 CHEV c Qi.. sedan, V'-c, tracie. Will tinahce prlvite .. __ ,_ --..... .,._, 1 · ~..i.. , ucan --o::•....:.~ ...,..eraeer;ng.orl1ln1.' -"V• after n. fDC..'!13 et M ~. owner. Reu! 60-483fi Utod C.n -5"Ml834. Only llOl5 NEED A CARt '':.vlii.=.'.%~.ei:.Z'. ELMORE CAN'T BE FINANCEDt _, Jocla, --IL ·~ •Repa ltinf AllJl"M hc1my Or, tilt MO'roRS eBH ~T e Dl-T wbeel. """ w/lllk '"'· TDYOTA CHRYSLER ·: •Mllttor7 eNft lo -T ........, ft !IM-ml Molta "-"-'II CADIU.AC Qoe o.·vme J5b -Bhd, W- McCAltTHY .MOTDRS Exeadlw· ..... -........ QIEV -• Dr. COMET . 14'0 So. ...... IDMltpr ..... 'l>rl .... • • •h' Htodtop. -condition, Jo ' (I Wodcs N. ol Seua) 6C-7316 m 9 Cf, faldmJ q., R.ldG, 'Cl CX>MEr Sport Oiupe Jilt Santa ADI ~ 5C2-S!ln ·as <DUPE De VIPt. Black. sa.-. ~ ) CCJnd. New tlr'el a ~; WE IUll pqwor. N'I --•• IMPALA O.W, _. Prlood r1tlbl. l'IWiJI. : PAY CAE CGOd. Ellato Ill<. llO«llloel SIB, 111r -kc. ktJ • - rot1 . ...._ .,..,., '1& -CONTINENTAL : T=,irtotloli Ctra. -''4 OOlft o. -~-l9ll aa:y M -, .,,, ' Wt °"'°""~ <Glld.~la1htt.Alcx--·...-.--'•<Dtt.2-bJ~ illl ••••WW~l!rilnl·~ trut ~ Jll'b'.'Clll Ml...,, elm. 90. '<21S> .-. ~ .._,., full ~ 'lbt ~! 1 days~ evu. 10 D -Air <?. ~. dlNlt , • N..,.,_ Miron ·eo'l<lll>-l3llO -IQli. -':'.;"'O.: ...,.. At 1J000.11 844-1a . _,,_ ..:.i. -• -• 'Iii <nmtlmi'AL. Ai --------.. ~--·~!f!!!...;:.~.:..::;!!•!!•!;U "W iiiii tor ii1iiiili ~·---.. -· =-~-1'1!':.;', . I -· L.!-Ll .L..J,~U ~-~ a..1 w a...1._.u..... '"'""" ~ ........... ~ ..... ~ ............. '"' M ... __. ............................ ,.,.MM•• ............................... __..._.. -4W ...... 4 0 ·-· • . -. ' • • z 4 4 V ff+ es w 9 •:;co++ w • + • -• + + • • • --.----..---. ..... -~-----·--~·· ~,.. - . ' .. SALE PRICED '67 CONTINENTAL . . · '63 ·CHEVROLET '-11--AJplOe __ _ n4 llac!Ut -1 tntertar, VI act#W, autm.tlc tn .......... wtth Olllter ccmole. radio and -· --w1>11o lldo won -Dcm't ..... tbll &Nat l:IQ'r. .· $111 PllCI . . . IAU ' . . 'IE.CE 'FROJvl THE i'-. ... . . 1 ON DISPLAY AND HADY FOi IELIVE . . • ' ' • - CRllfl:s:Jvff,'N ~ODAY!. ·1967 .ELD0~9~·::·;·: .. , 1'1''\ jl" .. :,, . . ~· El .,.,.~ ..... ~ ·n;:;.a.., .Roh~ .:.tit; ...... i..thor lotorior ••Q~~lr, pt~4~ ,,.,,_, M, el tho c.~1n .. ,..,., ouldllWttli ..-rHle. factory . .,1r ·con•lltloolot el """'"ll1li\lt"'1i...1uto1y tho flootl IH1 C.~Hlo1 I ·~4_-. 19 k t-4, T "I :i '.. . ' . .. .. " r. l ., -.• .., t< ... ' . 8:30 AM to ~QO PM _~ON DAY t~~ ~.DAY -9:00 . AM to 6:00 PM S~ll:lRDAY an ~ SUNDAY ~·l!:~: '. .'::· -.~,', ', .YOUR FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADII,LA<::tnEALER SERVING ·THE ORA,NGE· COAS'J' llAUQR .A.REA . .. . ! 2()00 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa . . ·~· ,. ... ,.·· ..... -,·· ... .. ' . ..... . .. . . . ~. . l : • ... . . . . -: . . 540-9100 .. . . . ' . ' . ' . ' i ' . - ' l •• "'. ' 11 (. . u-l• .•· .. ,,, ,\,-t ' .u ... BUICI{ ' ,,..liau1cK COaNllQ 111 ·~··1 ·-~ "''* e leltD1•.aNewl .... •0,.•~11; u..111 c.. e . ._ Pl•ul 1 e .... ,. Tr9111 l1 e D1IEF hr DtlM Y• . e "'"' Miit M•••• la1h1 fr1S I• 234 E.17, St. mtt IUICIC CGMllllQ Costala . 548-7765 I I FORDSU~R Center , ;t;.!!Ml .. <i' C!'lt1 ... SMVlc•. One of So. C.llf:1 S.rt••t model "C" lnventorioa.. · ' CORJ'INA DELUXE , ..... SIOAil $1883" '-:.::"' • fttlly 1M1•lftpM wit\ littwler •11• edt_ripr dec•r tr••"• dl•c tw•lf•1, wfilte w1!11, 1lr , fl1.-.a:l•tt,., PY~"tt '"* ,,, liiiter, Whllh ,...........,.., I t-6ff ~ Orant•: ~~~~ •\111,ori2•d· Sel"·S•rv1t• for SheR>y-Aiftericen Cobrea. All models rHcly for im- m~iate d!h-.:•!Y· FORD TRUCK <Bl1fR F-100 Pkj<\'P~f'I hoovy.,!u+y r.•1dy for lmmffl ... · detlWry. Extr• · · hu.y ·duty t. ...i.r. Com~let• -.uth-orll'd s.mco ~eml pefh. CAMPER· MOTOR HOME . . . -Cenltr . ' Truck-C.mp-'r unlt11 ~•mpttl ·for your true.-.· Self conti1nff motor home1;1 S,11ie1,1 1ffl.lj:e1 ti91d ;:rental . b.y d1y1 -~··l or inonth." flEET' 'CBQER Fle,.t -exports' 1p1ct1RJ:e 1n l1r9• or .•mall pa11en91r a.,d truck fleet 11lu ancl 1ervic .. ·FORD DIAGMOSTIC_ · -CfllJER So. C..~~•L.l'!!s!.,}Watf\ ff 'your . own dlali 11 your c~r 9et1 ov.,. I JO. , vital tests at anch,ored 1peecl1 up .'r t. 70 M.P.H. Written r•peri In-· · cluclff I• fvll price of only f9. 95. Service ·Center . 74 uttr. mo·.r-m · l:tayt 1manned b'y factory treiftM t.chniclan1. Com- pleta ~od,Y, •nd 1 paint ~s. Afr .. port type cut,..tch·hrwer'9fva1 you fa1t.,.,· · l:t.+t., · ·1•rvlca.' ·Flniilca . pla.rit te 1ult your ~ud.9.t. · · ftrd tarts Center I 0,000 ,aq~era fatt with o.v.•r ,$I GO, •. 000 hn'tnteey of t•nutna ·Ford · ,. .... Goodyear Ji{e .Ctnler- eomp1.+. ialas and ''"Tea. Haw anti 9u.1r1ntaed retreads for all can and trucb. ' , , I l4ase-Renlal Center Member '=trcl n.+icn1al Jena. pf.n.1 All populir· makff. Fonl cteily rentals at R.obln's 1avin91. Finance • lnsu11nce I ,. . ~-.. !enfefl . ---· · • ,. Trained counselors •lw•ys nt'dy to help you with financint you wa11t. Full covar•t• insurance can t H Included In your car p•P.Dt~ . , "Trolley" Tour lti.1..-... . ._f ..., 91edrfc·"trollays" for anfoyablt shopping through over I a·cr" of new and used carsl ·cOll!feiY aui.serv1ce ; J_Our 11'.'eelern Jv•1t• t•~e__yau'fo 1.ncl _ from home, work or shopping wt\Tle your:, car )s ~eln9 ;••rviepd. ..... -•• -= -•• -...,.. .... +• ...... w ...... " ......... ..... . ., ,. .,., '• ' \.. l ~·" .... I: ' ' .. ,,,!.-ft~~~· '--~N'fSWE -ARE OFFERING ON ALL OF J.HE NEW1968FORDSWF.ECLEAllN~ ·-Jif"R K£ A LITTLE -THEY TOTAL THE ABOVE AMOUNT. AS OR,ANGE COUNTY'S • . . ; - ' 1 • ' ,,,........ • R_D .D~LER, THE FACTORY HAS -TOLD US TO SELL THEM ~OFF. JHAT!S~HY YO ' ~~· .,:-' . ' ' ..... ~. lH!o, hu-$1295 ~Ji4 :iOi. ,.,._,,., trade $Jt \ .... , . . ... . 95 . w~ $ ... t= (U~lt74l, 895 111 -.•• ,. ;., ...... ·-. '. CAN GET SAVINGS LIKE TRIS WHILE PRE·SEN STOCKS WT! I , BRAND ·NE:W "l968 filJSTOM ~4-DOOR . ' ' \ \ \\ \ '67 Musting VI '$1895 H.T. Cp• .. Auto., PS, R&H . , IVCL0711:F1ctory wirrenty. 20'1 - -J dow11 •• trede $52 p•t rno ., li 1110. • '65 Mlr1udor Montcl•lr !1495 "4-Dr. H.T. F11Jt pwt., feet. elr. Ne. 7lOA. 20" tlown or ttede $52 per mo. lO me. I '$' ... '62 R1n\bler Wogon Arnb1111dor. VI, elr cond. 395 ISUIJ.41 ). 201. dew11 or tred• $21 ·~ef-rno., 2"4 f11111H19, '55 T-Blrd H.T. '95 Orl?ln1I flt1'$119hout, '(FYD6111, Wll help finenc .. MUST AN~ SALE 20 to choo1• ftorn ... , .. I "I" czllnd•rt, o4 1p••d1, e11tornetlc1 . .Sorn• wit pow1r 1+.erl11t ;'l ·1Tr co11tlltl enlnt . lf61 thr11 lf67 ~medelllj converflOles, co11p1 .. 111111 2 +2 '.fes+l>1c\1. E:11mpl11 ' 'llM ...... -Cpe. F11lty •cipt. ewto., R&H, P/S. IATAllJI, 201. dn. ot tte.le $JJ p•r 1111. lO "'o. '64 Ford F1lrl1ne Wagon $895 ll1dlo, h11t.r, VI, euto..,1tlc. llOY2111 20" tlow11 or fT1tle $i i ''' mo. 2"4 rno. • \ . ·'. , $176·2 390 V-8 ENGINE ' . .. ' ·.AUTOMATIC TRANS. ' i . NYLON TIRES FULL PRICE AND ~ORE! $6 2 31 FOR '36 t.IONT,HS ~FTER . ' ' l!J CASH OR TR>.ilE 'DOwtt INCLUDES TAX AND LICl ' Month · · . . . . CH,QOSE. fROt.4 NEW '1968 T-BIR95, FO~l > MUSTANGS, FO!Ull .TIU!JCKS-: EVEN A Ft~ . SHELBY-AMERICAN GT's -AT SAylN~ .• LIKE THIS! F.Ul,L 5-YEAR, so.looo MILE NEW e>;R WARRANTY INCLUDED ON ALL NEW '68'.1! '65 'Ford Pickup $895 F-100 'i\ To11 Lont led R11talde. IPJISlill. 20'1 dow111t tr1d1 $l2 per ~·., lO rno11tlt1. ' ' '67 Ford Golexle 500 .m95 2 dr. H.T. VI, f11ll power, fecto we1T111ty. Stk.. H1. "4"4"4. 20% 4o J et tred• $6J p'w mo. l6 rn.. ' • . . . . '64 Ford VI Cvt. ',$695 Fsll p~er. Sel. 500 Co11•1rtlt,l1. ISSF5"451. 201. tlow11 or trallle, J $11 ,., 1110· 2"4 "''· '67 Ford CUit. 4-Dr. -$] 495· ~ ,,, V-1, ••t.. tr1111 .. No. Pnl,. 20" .i • ..,,. •• +relll• S41 p•r ,1110L . • 16 -nth1. •. ~ '62 Corv•lr Monn $395 luc••t.:.tNh, 111!0., r1tll1, fi'l'Mr, . 201. d1w11 er tretle $11per1n1,. · , 24 lltOllffit. . '64 Dodge Pickup '895 Vi . D·IOO. (176MAl. 20 'Jo dew. · tr1de $ll piw. 1111., 2"4 lftonth1. '62 Volluwogen $]095 1"4,000 ... a ... whtte lnterler. · IFWUtotl 20" ti•-., +redo $."46 ,., "''· 24 "''· '65 Rombler 220 w.,.., $895' F-lly equipped. Ho. 1"47A. 20 % · tl1w11 er tr1tle $12 Pll' '"'"JO me. · '66 Mlrcury Col. Pork $2495 W•t•"· h ll pow~r, •'r· ·~t-1 • , tlwo-•ut. l RPR9971 211. ,tllWtl· 1r trede $61ptr 111• .. ]6 1111. '64 Chffrolet Super Sport ~95 VI, 11tornetlc, f11lly equl,pM. 1 IOTVll"41 20% d1w111r tred• $ll '..l ,.,. 1111.1"4 '"'·· . --. ~·- \ '67 Ford XL H.T. ~ 995 Fvl1 power, •Ir. 1Ulll6"4) 20% d~w• M ff1'i1 $55 per 1111., ]6 "'.._ '62 Clwiy II $495 6°cylh11l;er, ••t•ftl•tic. p1wer sh.,.· -. ln1. tKfU.421 20" tli••• •r tr•cl• , . t21 per "' .. 2"4 .., .. '62 Ford Gi:lox le H.T. . ·$·595 Vl,-,ower, 1.t1n\eJic. INU'IJll •. .20,_ tlOWft w tr1d1 S25 per .... • ... 2"4 .... • ------~-.. -.C:.·-'!.......C.-".c------.,_...... --·~ - - - -•• --- - -• • • - -• -• • * • •• ••• • . • e• e• ,, C :S *:ft d# #d e ·ee ----~.-----. ..__,. LIW GOODFIELQ, MAN- AGIR OF FIVI t NllGH- 10RH90 D SHOPPING· Cl"T.RS ~FPR l"I IR.- VfNI COMPANYnS THI SUIJICT OF OTHY 1 ~ER'S MIET T I PEOPLI 'COLUMN ON PAGI I~ . ' . START WITH GUIDI TO PUN, PAGE 2, POil Al,.1. THI SPECIAL EVENTS 0 .. THI WEEKEND ~0 COM-. ING UP -AND GO ON YHROOGM PAGI 15 FOR THI OTHER ENTERTAIN- MINT IN OUNGI COU ... T.f. THERE IS PLENTY TO 'Po FOR.ALL:-FROM ART IXHIBITS AND COM.\t\UN'4 TY THIATER TO NIGHT· CLUBS AND MOVll"S. J I "' - ' ·-· ~--.... - Special Events UC CENTENNIAL CARAVAN -Ezhlbita com· memoraUnc the Unlvenitf cl Cal1forn1a'1 flnt 100 Y'"" w111 t>e oa d.llpla1 tree c1 dw1•. Oct. 11, 12 and 1S at the Ora1e CoantJ Fatqrounda Sn the ~ and Oommunff.J Exblblta Bldf., • Fair Drlvt, Colta Mela. Dilp)A11 wU1 iDclude a f1ytni 11uea: built on th. Davll campu, the lawt crtmlnal catcblnf devkd and modern teatMnc equlpmtnt. Tbe traftllnc uhlbtt which la larfelJ apomand b7 unlntaty elumnl, can be vlewtd Fri. trom f to 10 p.m.: l.t. 10 LDl. to t p.m., and Sm. 10 Liil. to I p.m. LYIUC OPERA-The Lap:na Betch Lyric Opera Auociatlc)n prellllta llaurt'• ''lkrriae• ol Filaro" OG Oct. 11 and 12 ID tbl In1De Bowl, eta prt,ctd from 5C).fl.OO, anilable at the Ir· lllO Lacuna ~-. Lasuna Bach. 'l'kk· Ylne box offlct . 4M-()'108. POP CONCERT -Sln&er Roe• MDler and spec1a1 adelt atar, Jackie De SbaDDon, ebWta1n Oil tht ~elodyland Tbelltre Ital•, 10 Freedman Wa1, An1helm, Oct. 11 .r U. '.l'lctetl fnml $S.IO to ts.GO available from tht theater box ottlce « Walllcba Mualc at)' Men. Pbont m.1•. INDOOR RODEO -n.t Pac:Ulc Indoor Rodeo per- b'ml at the Anahetm Colwtlltioa Center, 800 w. Kat.lla An., Anahttm, Ptrfcrmancel: Fri., Oct. 11, • p.m.; Sat., Oct. 12, J and • p.m.; SUD., Oct. 11, 2 and I p.m. 'l'kbta, f2 to f'. avaDable from the Qmventlcia Cater box oftlct and all bran:b" of United CaJUonda Bank. Phone as. M1 f« turtMr JnfcnulUon. d • BENEFIT JAZZ CONCERT -'1be aeccmd annual Jua concert, lpODICnd b)' the Partner1 for Protrua, wl11 be ltaatd Sal, Oct.12 at I p.m. la Campm Hall, at UCI, 7'01 Imne, Irrine. Per- fcrmen iDclude Sbell1 Manne, BaddJ Coletta and the Howard Roberta' and Jack Sbeldoa l?OUJ>I. A donation of $2.50 « '5 for tlclreta will aid the 1pomor'1 procrama for dlndvantaled youth ln Santa Ana and IUrTOUDCl1q areu. Tlck· eta Oil lalt at the door or. pbClllt ...... CllILDREN'l 'tBEATER -The cblldrell'• wm1 ol tht Oranct County PG'formlni Arta Founcfa.. tlon preHDta "Slllbad" at the Melod,ylancl 'l'beat:rt, 10 Jl'reedman W11, AMheim on Sat. mcrnlnaa. Oct. 12, U and a Curtain time 11 Liil. Tlcttta, $1 for ftMn'ed eeata, on aale at Wllllcb'1 Mualc Ctty at.on and the theater box olftctL$1 for umeaernd aeata at tht box ol· ftct. l'DODt '171-7480. BBNEl'IT BORBB IBOW -Quarter and lhow 1*HI t.rom tbe Umt.d ~ Canada, Mako and oeblr countriea com.,._ ln a bone mo. at the PWum. Manchelter at Prairie, Iqlewoocl. ibrouab Oct. 11 to bene8t the Cit1 cl Hope. Ptrfwmuct1 daU1 at I p.m. uctpt oa Bun., Oct. 1S whlll tbt Dow btllu at 7 p.m. Matinee• at l:IO p.lll .• W., Oct. U and Sun., Oct. 11. Tloba, from ti to es. available at ibe Forum bOlt oftlat (II' Wallleha Mudc Ct(J ltlort. PboG1 (SlS) m.JJOO tcir turtber Snbmatloa. ' AVTO M.aNO -'1'bl Unlttd a-. 8'IPW stoct °"':= ,...., nctnc teama fl'Olll maD wm " bUI Oct. 12, btt'nn•n1 at 1:30 p.m. at the Oranit County Jnteraatjonal BwnJ, laDta Ala,......., It t.iuD& Canyon ao.d. Sail 1"111. AW.,_, '2 fennl. $1.50 NIE rid. Pbcint •Ill I fer llllonaatlm. GUIDI TO FUN- 'COVER: A .Jew of~ Ame. S~dlum wbet9 1988 OJympluW t.t their atnlJ of toccer dl1Jlo bl< the K~ pmes. II on ou.r coYer,. Two J othel' stadiUJDI 1rlkl 12 ireai ~ to follcrir d.01ely thla ~· ~~ on '.Pages 8 1114 '·... i a.we ti r. • p_,. I ( Jltet tilt Jtt1t1t Pap I '-tea .... leaellt Pact I Olrdea N• .... ' t'IM)CF* P•I .......... ".... . .... , Onlp c...e ~ .... ., ' om 'N' AMlt , ... a.u O.~..._,, PllpU Utt 'l1leatlr I .... t• Qnat Ari ldllMta .... ll llnlet Pqet lJ.U OllANGI ~ llDID• MAOAZINI ~~..-..---,__; ________________________________ ..... ___________________________ ~~~~~---~ ~-1 I He Has A Gp9d Backgrou~d In Th_e· OltJ. A~d ~.ew t Lew Goodfield, manager of t4e five new neighborhood shopping cen ters on the Irvine Ranch, Sa a man well matched to bil job. The history °' his own family in Oali.fonda, ltte tbtt of the nmch, dates back into the Id century, while Lew h'imaelf 11 youthful, energetic .and well able to handlt the c-0mplexlties of buainesa acthtttes u they an toda~'. Lew, whose ~eai1trandfather came U> california·in 1872, was born in- Paso n<>ble8. He was reared tn&nta Barbara end was graduated from cm .. pinteria High School. ~or 11>.ree years he served u a corporal ln the Marine Corp aboard the U.S.S. -Loi An~eles. , . -Upon bis release from Mrvice he enrolled at Santa Barbare City Col- lege and later at Long Beach State College when he maJored 1n economicL M•llll leet......OAILY PILOT f"rldlty, OdlMr n, 1Nt AMERICAN INDIAN BENEFIT Jonathan Winters wlll head- line the first maior fund raising events In Oraftie County on behalf of the American Indians, In Ana· helm Convenflon Center on October 18. The two con- C9rb are sponsored by Ar- row, Inc., a non-profit orpn- iution working with over 200 lndlan tribes In the U.S. All proceeds from the con· certs wf 11 p to the J9nathan Winters' Schol1rshlp Puncl for American lndl1ns. Guest stirs, wfth Winters wUI be Indian folk .. tnger luffM St. Marie, The Cowsllls, Andy Wllllamt and Henry Ma"" clnl't OrclMttra. SM Gulde to l'un, Page 2, for time and ticket details. . After he was graduated In Febrtlary 19M, he joined bJs family's furni· ture store, which was founded in santa Barbll'a in 1904. as the assistant manager. Three years later he became manager of BeaIB in West.cliff Plaza< ''Havin" been a tenant of the Irvine Company while at Beals, I can reall.v appreciate what they do tor their merchants,'' said the younf( Newport Beach re.5ident, who joined the Irvine 0->mpany ontv a few m0nths a~o. "A great deal of thouRht ~ lntlO the architecture and landsoapini of the cen· ten. At our new Universitv Park Center, tor-instance. a warm decor is created through the use ol heavy beams and large Spanish doors. "After the centers are completed the company takes special caTe to keep them up. By maintaining the parting lots and controning the use of ugly signs and flags the centers always look their best,0 Lew commented. · As mana~ of tbie centers, he represents the landlord' on the board of directnrs of the merchants associations of the ftve centers: The Bayside Center, Westcll« P1aza, Eastbluff Village Center, Irvine Town Center and University Park Otmter. He acts as a liaison between the merchants and ~e ~pany. Lew also coordinates the various prom<>tione at the centers so they don't confllct with one another, and helps to decide the best way to deliver the merchant'• ed'Y'el'tising message to the residents who live near the centers. "Residents of one area all read the same newspaper, so we use that to C&ITY our advertising message about the cenller near them,'' Lew ex· plained. "In other areas there Sa no single WllY to reach the potential cus- Clomers so we have to use direct mail and radio ad~rtislng. Each Qeilter has ita own personality so advertising has to be tailored to fit each one!' Lew, who is a member oi the Orange Coast YMC~~ enjoy4 p~ylnc handball two or three nights a wieek and likea to swim aoo surt, He and his wife Helen, whom he met in Santa Barbara and married ln 1959, enjoy riding bicycles with their three children, Frances, 8, Arlene, 4 and Bruce, 2. ~ (food.Qeld brings to the Irvine Ranch an apP.reclatlon ol cau. fornla long ego, a sound knowledge in the field of retailing and vigorous new ideas. H.is well rounded background is an asset to. this fast growing community. -Dorotl\y Pier . RESTAURANT OWNERS! THANK YOU FOR ACCEPTING US I .I In leu than I yHra we ere now purveyin9 to oyer 200 restauranh, storH, scohools, colle9H, •t~. · It usually takes sc:ortl of. ytart to achlev• this pl1tHu, but we did It in len then SI The produce people have written this achievement In countleu •rtlcles about Ntwport Produce'• f1nt1ati1 9rowth end we're kind of proud of it ourselves, that's why we continue to 9iv1 thM~ 1pect1l1. SA VI WITH THISI COUPONSI ..-- - - - - - - - - - - - --1 I WrN HM4141u1rten ,., I lctto.f loy-JONATHAN I LAI" YAUNCIA · Halloween I APPLU ORANGES I I PUMPKINS +1i.. Celle llt J I 0 US. 'I 00 I I 2 1 /. I 29c I 42 u.. c.rt ... u, 1 ~2C lb. I Limit -11111 UMIT 1 CARTON I With Thi• Ceupen With Thlt Ceupen I wrrH THll COUPON ------.--------...1 COUPONI IXPIRI OCTOllR 15th •. We wish to thank thtso rost1ur1nt1 for .choo1in9 Newport Produce1 Tit• Vitiate IM, Aney Wiit, .......... DI.._ • ., How ... en~ over 200 oth· era, P1tron i11 them. How about you calling us? " NIWPORT 161' -PHONla Newport PROD UC I IW. 673-1715 . ..... Olwlte ............. ........ ............ o., bdel -....c-. ........ 3 ,i .,. Can Become Your BIGGEST and cosn1m. HEADACHEi WATllt NNETllATll TRIATIO IOILa It softens and breaks up hardest hardpan or iummleat gumbO ••• Corrtcta:sttckln ... In clay aolls which prevents 1ettln1 when dry.. • • . lnltlntly wltl peat moss, balled numty Mk , , , Ntutnillus hl1h alkalinity In aoll1. It provld11 phosphorus for atlmulatlon of rootl , • • 10ften1 hardwood• for M•Y bendln1-m1ny olttr Ultl, There Is no other product that does so complett a )®, Cha·Ktm·Co PEN.(). TRATE will ~ve your back ••• and your ttmper, KILL EVERY INJURIOUS INSICT NIT West of the Rockies with just ONE Product. Klllt every lnlurlou1 lnstct In your 9arden frem Aphlt, Ants, Meatybu9s, Lawn Pleas and TermltM te Lawn Mott. Worms, h1tlH, Earwl9s, Caterpillars, hwlt"lf, lttd lpldtrs and Hundreds of Others. "Doc" Cha·K•m·Co'a HORTICULTURAL GUIDI& A 36 page booklet d11lgned to make Gardening easier and more enjoyable , , • It's FREE at your dealers, or write · NatltHI Newsp1per WMl Octebtr 6-12, 1HI Plant Now For Winter ·color • ... t • .. -• I ANEMONES BLOOM IN SPRING AND WINTER Ttt. prlnclp1I jobs In the garden In October are planting bulbs and annuals for color this winte' and in the spring. Most all of the spring flower• tng bulbs can be planted now. These would include dalfodiJB, Dutch iris, !reesias, hyacinths, anemones and ranunculus. . . For length of bloom in bulbous plants it is bard to beat ranunculU!( The best mode!'n hybrids have double flowers that look like paper pom· pons two to three inches in diameter. The colors range from pure white to Clark red with orange and yellows well represented. For the blue and pur- ple shades one must rely on the anemones. Ranunculu1 tubers are claw-like and many people mistakenly plant them upside down. 'lbe claws should be pointed d<>wn, for they are actually tuberous roots. It 11 probably safest to sprout the tubers in a flat and then transplant them Into the open ground. Put them in a sunny well-drained spot. - Tulips can be planted here next mom!h but the bulbs should be pur- chased now and put in the refrigerator for a month or slx weeks. They should be kept at about 40 degrees not frozen. They will give a good ac- count of themselves next spring but wilt probably never bloom again be-. cause our climate is too mlld for tfhem. Annual and perennial bedding plants that are available in the nur· series now include pansi"M, stock, snapdragons, violas, calendulas, Iceland popP.ies, and alyssum. Some annuals tfiat can be atarted from seed now are Calif omia poppies, clarkias, godetia, alyssum, larkspur, linaria, ecabiosa.. dimorphotheca daisies and candytutt. Juat sow the seeds where they are to grow and let the rains bring them up. · Chrysanthemums are starting to bloom this month and this ls a good tim1' to pick out the varl6ti.~to plant in the garden. Chrysanthemums are available in nurseries, florist& and food markets the year around but they are specially grown to bring them in bloom. It ta best to visit a chrysanthe- mum specialist Yt'ho grows varieties for the garden and lets them bloom naturally. The best one around is Sunnyalope Gardena in San Gabriel. A variety purchased In bloom now will produce a d.ozen or 10 new aboota that oan be separated and planted in the garden not spring. -DonH.,.._ DESIGNER'S "OTEBOOK Wood Finishillg BY J. RUSSELL TUMELSON, ORANGI COUNTY DESIGNER-DECORATOR , Here ue • t.w helpful pointers for using wood to achieve a natural look for floors, furniture, ftlls and ex- teriors of homes. The most Important aspect Of wood tmsh'ing is proper preparation. Un- less lie wood is pr&-sanded, it will requir8'al leut two sanding&. The first to eliminate imperfections and a sec-Ond, with extremely fine sand paper, to remove any previoo.s . sandiilg marks. Wood floors, after they have been properly sanded, are eaSily ttain· waxed. ~-waxing l5 usually done 1n two com and this simple type of finishblg removes the worry of lifting wood grain or leaving lap marks since wet edges blend easily tnto previous wort. Shrinkage In new inside paneling may expose unftnilhed wood at the tongue and gr,oove of each board un· less tt is properly seasoned. To in· aure against this, pre-finish the tongues of all boards prior to instal· Jlng them. Exterior wood finishes differ from hrterior in that they are chemically treated for weather and moisture. All outdoor finishes are basically the same, however, and many people en- joy matching all outside wood around their llome. NEXT WEEK FLOOR. COVERINGS PIHs• 1ddre11 inquiries and questions by letter tos Designers Notebook. Weekender Mag11ine, Post Office Box 1875, Newport &..ch, C1hfornt1 • ....... 1ectt111 DAILY PILOT ~.o....1a.1• .. Dtrby Hinton -Ribbon Cutter CHOC FAIR TO HILP CHILDRIN The secQnd annual CHOC Fair, a benefit for the Olildren's Hos- pital of Orange County and fourth birthday celebration for the m'edical facility in Oronge, will take place October 18, 19 and 20 at Fashion Square, Santa Ana. Midway rides, contests) a 9iant flea market, prizes ·and entertainment will headline the three day event. Darby Hinton, better known to television fans as Israel Boone on the . Danie1 Boone show, will Join CHOCO, the Children 's t:-fospital mascot stuffed bear, iQ the .official ribbon cutting ceremonies which will kid-.off the gala b~nefit Friday at 4 p.m. Beauty queens from through· out the county will lend extra glamour to' the opening. I In addition to midway rides an·d booths, continuous entertain- ment will be provided by such groups as Up With People, Swingin' D.ol· lies, Red Hilton and the St:-utter, Jamboree Band, the Second Baptist. Church Choir and several teenage bands from Orange County. Sunday afternoon( actress Jane Powell also will make an appearance · as she awards door prizes to lucky winners at 4 p.m. Youngster& will get their chance to do somethjng entertaining Jtoo when they show off their costumes for the children's down contest held at 2 p.m. on the bandstand Saturday. Any youngster between the ages of _2 and f 2 is invited t-o put on a clown face and costume. The win-. nin9 clown will be awarded a new bicycle. The CHOC Fair; sponsored by the 13 Orange County ChildrenT• Hospital guilds with the help of many other individuals, will provide need-. ed funds for children whose medical nMds exceed family finances at the 'I 04 bed pediatric specializea hospital. The four Oronge coost guilds participating in th.• event are th'• Punch ond Judy Guild of Costa Mesat Cinderella of Newport Beacha Queen of HeArts, Laguna, ond the Uffie Mermolds of Huntin9ton Beach. • BEST 0 .F .LU.CK TO ORAN.GE COAST . . , Two of th• four kayak e1nM competitors are shown •t left, Peter Wei· gand and John Glair, both of Newport Beach. They were paired In the recent U.S. Olympic tHm trials 1t Long Bffch and won the doubl" competition. Below, left Is L11ter Cut· ler of Costa Mesa and at right Wiiiiam Jewell from Newport, also on the U.S. Olympic klyak t"m In Mexico. Cutler will pad· die In the doublH and Jewell wHI be In the fou,.. men kayak competition. • The o·range Coast l-ias a aozen reasons to oe prQua of its representation in the Olympic Gomes· wh~h open tomorrow in Mexi· co City. Eleven of its residents ore participants and one is o coach -their pictures ore shown on these pages. Complete coverage of the 19th Olyll)piod is appearing 'doilY, . ln the sports pages of the DAILY PILOT' -with bilingual sports edit. or Glenn White reporting from Mexico where the action is. Starting on October 1-4, the soiling events will be covereq by DAILY PILOT booting editor, Almon Lockobey -plus oil the sideligMs of the booting odion in Acapulco where the yachting events ~re 9oing on. Above: Laguna Beach'• Bill Toomey Is 1 ... vorad to win • gold medal in the Olympia dee1thlon event -a demanding tHt ~ 10 track and field •vent• which eov1r a twM11y period. H1 11 Kheduled In 1v1nt1 for ()c. tober 19·20. This 11 one stadium which will be uMd for the 19th Olympiad games. It will be the site of the track ind field ev9nts, the one In which Biii Toomey will compete. · MINtlM S.ctt.-OAILY PILOT Fl14llt1 Od9bet 11, IHI Toni Hewitt ·eorona del Mar-1 Toni Hewitt, •bov•, who lust celebrlfff her 17th birthday, hu bMet dubbed "tMdam Butt•rfly." Toni wlll com- pet• on the U.S. Olympic swim team In the _ women'• 1C)O..meter butterfly and In hw ,.,.. claJty, the 200.meter. She won the Amer&. an record for the 200 In 2:22.0. ·--.. This 11 the swim .tedium where the diving and swimming events wlll bt held. The com- pettton who hive '"" the ttlldlum say It 11 unbelievably perfect for the ewnts. .. ,.., , OdMW 11, ., .. ' At a.ft are Ann HKk and 'ane Ward, mem- bers of the U.S. Olympic women'• volleyball ham. Ann J1 from Newport Beach and Jane from Huntington Beach. Jane has been d .. lg- naNd H h outstanding play• In the nation- al champlonshlp1, thirteen times. Ed Burke of Newport Beach an OCC history Instructor, 11 Amerlcata number on• hammer throw•r with a llfetlme tou hHve of 226-1 for the 1 '1*mcl ball and chain. hlclw from left are Daw Ashletgh of Cod1t Mela, who wlll compete with the U.S. Olymplc water pole IM'n1 In center 11 the wate; polo team's coach from Huntington leach, Ken- neth M. uMonty" NihkOW1kl and next to him, from 1$albol bland, 1nother team member, Dean Wiiieford. · I l l ~ l r t t t l I I It WU I01d Qnetlrne later and renam,ed 1oeef'1 and-~-under tb&t name now with the CJ1111J1U Hut owners back at th• helm. . FAMILY STEAK HOUSES . Huntington hacla • Costa Mesa ----Make Monday Ni~ht ---- Your Family Nlghtl TOP SIRLOIN STEAK l11clvdu l1h4 er l'fuclii frlecl Petite .. , Rell I 1.tter, Clllldl'tftl l"ef1loll \!I ,,... Mid·WHk Spectal ---- W•dnesclay Nights Onlyl NIWYORK STEAK hcht4•• lelrH ., PNMlii M-4 Petit .... Rell t l.ttet. QI ......... ",.,.. $424 I,~, HUNTIHTOH llACH I COSTA MISA NI IN IQUAA TOWN 6 COUNTRY MHl~IXACO ITA'ION 1• I.a tl\IC. .... , .. 1M a ... Ml '4W4fl Best known perliape fer U. leafood, Jo- aera menu often a laige variety Of cbickeo d1lbel u well as "81, Jamb and beef ~ bl ~ ways. One ol our .,.,;i.1 la•Oritee .. the dllcken tt\lffed wUh crab and Hl'Ved with a W1tbJ heliU«· al beM'IWae •uce ud llateed frelh mmbrWm& At the Ume the name chanPf on th1I spot the IOU4ll aeu atmosphere wa abano dOned and and ·it WM redecorated. When Art and Howdy. returned to the . ._ they rell\o ranged the restauram pbyslcaDy ad ma.ct. tome chanfel ol their J>WD ln ttie Interior CONTINENT AL CUISINE CO.CKT AILS • LUNCHEON O.ndng & l!ntert1inment Nitely ~ Johnny Vance Trio- 11512 leach Blvd. 1t 11111 · In Tbe New TOWft a. C-1Y .... e.mtr HIHltlne• a.di ~ ,.,,_. ...... .I Howdy and Art Present THI NEW LOOK 1t JOSEF'S • Quiet . • . Private Dining Area • New Cocktail and-Dance Area • Prlvat. Banquet and Party Room Dt•P 111 StOll ••• Wt thh1k you'll like th "N•w LHk" . \ Luncheon * Dinner e Lite Supper . ..--.•" J121 I. COAST HIHWAY At Tht J1macl1 Inn COIONA DD. MAR 671-11 IO .. N•t .,.,. Tu Blr• "If I weN people, I'd go to th• ••• " MAllR-DE' RISTAURANT 719 W. 19th ST., COSTA MESA lt'ltere 6••• n..r• S. Appearlna NtabU, * llLL Y IARIER DUO ILUll-HOMKY TOHK--IC>Oell •TANDAltDI DNtCINe COCKTAILS ~ ... m ... - ~JJ'IJM,,I ~ NOW APPEAllNG HERB & .JOE TRIO ......... -1.1 .................. "....., ... ....., e COCKTAILS e DINNER e DANCING FOR RESERVATIONS: 536-1421 · 21112 Oc:Mn Avenue tf.untl ... ch, C1Hf. Ill Martini Presents MICKIY DA VIES TRIO Str1l9ht "-"' t.1 v.,,, fer your d111cln9 111d ll1tenl119 plH1urtl o..t.c .. tr HeadqMrt•,_AI Olylnplc ...... ncketsl :...llLLIAAD lOOM-LADIU WUCOMe" BILL MARTINI CQCITAIL LOUNH 111 L lM COITA MISA tul'& At tbl. other encl ol the d1nlnl room Ja a fJool' to ceqlna .briat lirtpllct to .act a Clow to~room.' . ·• . 'l1ll dinner inenu at the Dry Dock II con- ltDecl to • few M-. -thole mott PQpular with the din1u out P!lblic in th1t ~.;Stelb range tn J)(1ce Jrom '3.96. to u.e~; laJnb cllop1 are $5.2' 1114 net of lamb aenld with upar· ~aua, 1plneappl1. Ind ~t ~uce II $11.50 for two. Shrimp ~ With polyneslan rice 11 '3.50; mahl-Jlllhl la tf.95 and whole lobster OPEN [\OR LUNCH ::.-11 :JO to 2 pem. DINNERS ,;:_, .... UO to 10.p.m. 11111 ... $131. A combination of ateU ancl Joblter bean a kriff ol ti.SO. · • , .<>Pea for lunch, t!l8 mmm ~ watwlchea Md bat entreei. 'lbere llft two Tesiertl -lee cream ·or .~ cak .. Early Bird Special The Town ud Country Inn-in tb&-T • C Ce1'ter Huntmiton Bet.ch, , mates it wortb while lor .-J..y diners to brlq-tbt chlldren along. 'Ibey offer ·one fl'e8 d1mler for ·a child from a special children'• menu. with . each adult meal HIYed betwec lie hoara of Ii and '1 p.m. Parenti may dine on one ol the ll*W· ties of 'the house wbldl Include IUch aellc .. ci• • fro1 lep Medl~n or· veal Oscar. c:;Do1t ~oberto:it P1mHy l..teur1nt -where ttie P.o4 la Mul111t- N1 l•lt1t1°"" 'byO.ltMl ....... ............. Mia. tin TIMS. U ..... • 1' ,.M. e M •let. ti ..... • MIUltllt P.e,Mil -~· FRlNCH-RESfAURANT 1~~~§~§§§§§§§~§§§~11 e... ........... ~ c ... ..... 1915 HARBOR IL VDv C.M. '141-9927 ~ . OMAR'S. RESTAURANT IAN CLEMENTE'S FAVORITE SPOT .ftRESENT'S HELEN TERRY et Tiie ~eyt...rtl Prf • .St1t.0Su11.-T11ea, 1110..1130 'JOHN COOK ,0p11l1t $4ilt1rltt WEDNESDAY I THURSDAY JJ71 S. El C1111f110 R11I '411• ciM. ~.,.Ml\ C""""'9 1111 ClemHt. : ... ~ .:='t' /:: i:I.' ~ R.11rv1tion1 492-1172 ~ le•• PM.Y Pff#r A .... ~u.1 ... .... ~ ...... Food ... here., take home. VILLA ROMA . lpecWlllDt la ITALIAN DINNIU 13 Varieties Sea Food Lobster Tails Scampi NY Steak Pizzailoa 1 .. 1c1Aa.-TAKiouToNLYt 14 Varietiea Pina SPA•Hm1 DINNERS 35 Varieties Pasta • "'"' our •fldout mMt MUG """ Praun'I • sea i Cio tn • mtlt ... , ... hrllc: tOMt Md -nuo mp pp 0 It off w1111 our ""'** llll'YNMln 12 Varieti V al cMhe. Ho prder too '""" or flw... el e = ~..,., .:.i:.-... _,.,,,.,, no Scaloppine . $1.45 6 Varietiea .Ohicken 445 No. Newport Blvd., Newport BHch Opel\ • p.m. 12 p.m.. Ml •6-4929 CLOSED TUESDAY DON JOSI pre.sen ts .... Fab .... . MARIO SAID T It I 0 ........ Milt . by ~ar demand .. . .. INCHll.ADA • :r~co . . . . . . . . 11.JO CHIL;J ,-L.LIN~~l,.CHILAD~ •. 11.45 ................................ "' -. ~ r • e COCKTAILS e 9093 I. Mlfftt (at'MifMl&e> Hunt, IMch H2.n11 .... --·· .l ~ . ----- 1be Plratet n.• oa lleli~ ta Core. .. Mar, Jut back ol tbe Port 11atater, la owned by two UPtrimced ~ c:Wa, ~ Pleft'9 ~tlon ancf John SOubrM: The menu here is limited but Pavlon aa11 eadl ID4l9I !etl fbedal. individual lltttdtolL 'Ibey IJ*'llll• Ii aa diabl9, .w i.tact ADP itet and ~limentllrY wkle with each -dinner. 'lb1I 11 a dellptftil hJdeawa7 you lhoulcl put oa Jour list ol "mu,sta" ill the near ·future. You IDiy remember that thk RI the location of A 'Figa restaurant bl the put . . Play Girl Key Club Out 'N' About received news that there ~11 goJ.ni to be a Pl4y Girl Key O&b ~ the flrlt Of the year on HarbOr Blvd. nut ti b Gwclen GIWi free'"J. '!bat IRaU lt.neae Dllll9,Ylancl, Melodyland and otW Onnge CountY live apots • A~ to tbe tntcmnatloll we hat .. the club wU1 fleture Lu V91M tJpe ..._._ Wnma, a ao-go room •eryinl blYtra&• and ~ dancen, and a iam• n>em for ~ub memtien~ More Oil tii 1'11111 Wt learn more. · Continued en'• 10 ~~~H~ INN MARINE RESTAURANT Seniu Luncheon and Dinner from. 11 :so AK ••• encliantini atmolphire and · 'View••• ~ filDO EOUNGE The F.A!n ~ L~eon »det- l!onday thtoqli l'r1dA:r ••• 11 :SO AM.· 2:SOFK ' And, from. · 1:00 .,P-J.t. to· ctot!Dt-sott lia-h~ l'OOid~"clulf a.aln, ''""~-w.n._ con-tmuou m1iiic'foi uccm,r~ 1111 McClure Duo ••• P•ul Mlnnera Trio ~BISTRO A touch of Pw-opq tra.m '1&00 J.K- Bnakfut, Luncheon, Dlmalr, Snaca • America.n Bar.~; EV·ERY SUNDAY! BVNT ~~-t•••••••''" AM-l&Ot 1M JIOIVOI ~ ,., ... 1131 AMeJaOO nl ., NEW I •I ti• N1w,.1ti, SlOOJAYINDI LIDO LOUNGE DIB DOSI' TABLB ....... nl•IJOI ftl ~ JOl1Jftil0Ji IUNDKI OIMD . 1lf1llC ••• JUIClfG _ .... ' •a s .. ' l ·~ I ' .. .,to.Ming tM fmnt m Cubtnc and B"'naoe" lunche~n end Dinner, Dally Banquet Rooms. , DfcJc W 1b1ur'1 SumP.hontl m Rh.,thm Thvrsdar, Frldafl and !aturdat1 J:1'tnftlol .. I OUT I We IZJ Ernest Silcock of Balboa Coves dropped Out 'N' About a 'note telling us that he ape predates the information we have been p~o .viding over the past~ since he and~ wife moved here. "Your advice on where to dine and dance baa been a real help to newcomer$. It would b,e a big help also if the advertls~rt would include their hours for lunch . and diJl. ner In their ads." Would also appredate Your letting us · mow when the· Seafood Grotto on the Coast 1ligJlway in,Newport Beach b ~g to-open. ·Mr. s. also says, •rwe visite.d the Revma Hotise ill Tustin tile other ~Y fer the first time and were dellgbted at the fine lunch and service beN. I must adniit that tbe double martini's 'far 95c were an added attraction." ~ Thanh for the ietur Emut. Nice to knoio that our effort.I «n thlt departmm are helping the readers make 1omc of their dine out choic11. P.1rhapl tM odtienue11 will read favor- ably to 11our ~gntfon about puttmg the IU>ura for ·meala ff.a thtir adl. Watch thoH double• though or you won't be able to savor the fine Revere House food! · The Newport Grotto opened last Wednesday. You may now tn; their lunch or dinntr -and we'll do the same at the first opportunitt1. ~ One of \he big favorites at the Hun1ingiton ~r------------------~~----~---~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TH' DORYMEN FISH 'N CHIPS RESTAURANT FREEi FREEi FREEi .. .. . THRU OCT. 31st, ONE PINT OF NEWPORT STYLE CLAM. CHOWDER WITH 11 EVERY B,UCKET PURCHASED 11 Complete Meals POlt I FISH 'N CHIPS .......•••.••••••••••••.. $2.50 CHICKEN 'N CHIPS ..................... 3.25 SHRIMP 'N CHIPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.00 Coll 11 yoll' o~cll It 1p H anfy91 POlt 4 $3.25 4.25 5.00 ' "NEWPORT STYtE'' BUCKETS TO TAKE HOME Located at the Foot of Newport Pier -Phone 673-2200 Newport Beach -12 Noon • 9 p.m. (12 1.m. Fri. & Sat.) 1oonneec...e ... ..., flOlt I $4.00 5.25 6.00 I e'llEr.Z e'1n\! ~ lluncheon weekdays [l,nntr 1m1ed In thl Grand Manner • 571 S. MAIN, OR.ANGB lleservdou: $42-JSPS (Qosed Sunday) Ulla nova Ln~wporl IU1 COAD Ht•HWAY· NIWPOIT llACH OllllW s.vH 'tD hJI 1.111. RESERVATIONS SUGGESTED 642°7110 1:00 P.M, • J:Of A.M. Dtar 8eadHf Country Ch1'> tn Hunthtgton Beach It the veal Oscar. There is somtthlng special aboUt their bearnaise sauce. Thff" is a coun- try club dining room that is open to the public for lunch and dllmer. 11 you haven't made tb1I one yet put Jt 1tt itie. tol! ~f your list. Out 'n' Abouter solicits co~ents, ' criticism and praise about Orange Coast restaurants·anl!,nigbt cluqs. If .yoµ have ~ometbing Yori. woUld' Ille to. $ay,. 'Wrttt · Out 'n~ About~r, Weekender -Magazlne, Box 18'15, Newport Beach, Califori>.ia.' - NOW d"N IN NEWPORT'S NEWEST Hf6H RISE . LOOKIN6-DOWN ON Tl:fE. BAY , ·FEATURINS SEA FOOD AND' LIVE MAINE LOBSTER ~ LUNCH -D1NNER . ACROSS FORM THE ARCHES AND NEXT DOOR TO VILLA NOVA 642-4291 Ml ....... llcft• ONLY P)LOf ........ OdlW 11, "" ll . . c YOU'LL ENJOY OUR SUNDAY BRUNCH 11 A.M. TO 3 P.M. IFM~ fin~ Dining Since 1965 3801 E.\sT Com HtoHWAY· CoaONA DP.L M.u_ ~UFORNIA Nttftftaf N-.tw W ... PHONP.: (714) 675-1374 Ocltbtr M2, 1HI Like Ro~&t lortg Island Duck -T ournedoa of Filet Mignon? -Veal Oscar? -Rainbow Trout? -·Well, who doHn'tlll · Th'ese and m•ny other enticing entrHs are u rved ••V•n nights • week et Bob Burn1 Rest- •ur•nt. loceted In Fuhlon lsl1nd, Bob Burns Is more than iuat • "StHk and lobater" re1t•u· rut. A Hlection of twenty carefully P.P•pued entreH -eccompenled ·by Bob Burns famous Crum CaHat S•lad .-~ill 11tisfy the mo•t di1crimln•tin9 palete. Open every nl9ht, Bob Burns 'does honor. telephone reservetlons for P.•opla "on the 90111 for thoH of you who ue out fot • lelsur•IY. evening. loun9, entertelnni•nt '·" ~roylded nl9htly. 87 FASHION ISLAND •• NEWPORT CENTER 1Stt't¥ttn 811H11"" & lrt141WI Ample Ptrld111 , AT THI Vl1LLAGE INN Almost 1ny evening after 8:30 you c1n find 1 crowd 1round the piano b•r In 1~. FLING iilii • INTEITAINMINT • 7 NIGHTS A WEEK DANCING wen THRU SUN. *HAP HALL DUO WI"' .ltflll ....... t11 a.a MON.·TUIS. * Larry Like Singer Guitarlst Rtar-Me11 ThHter s~u6l:a Costa Mela E. 19th St. Jult off Newpert llvtl. -,.., tll'lr rtW't IN lite "9Yln. OINll 6 a& ti S 1.11t. -the lounge of th• Village "-:;~,~· Inn listening to the piano li&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliia=ll playlnt of Cully Reese. Cully his bMn In ind •rouncl the Or1nge Coast ~ 11r11 for a Iona time and bec1uM he plays the kind of music that It most ptnsant to the llsten•r, his fans seek him out. · Why don't you drop In and spend a relaxed hour or two with hf m and his music? The VIiiage Inn is on Marine Blvd. on Balboa Island. RMEftA R£5fAUltANT Continental Cuisine Cockt1ll1 Serving Luncheon and Dinner Monday through Satur day. Closed Sundays Open for Private Parties Omt1 We ue located on the Bristol StrHt aide be· tween Mullen and Bluett and the May Co. 3333 S. lrlml Coste Mesa 540·3140 CHRISTMAS in MEXICO 16 DAYS ~--~From $2 7 8 Per Person Shuln9 PLUS All FAii ASK MR· FOSTER TRAVEL SERVICE Come In Or Call & Charge It To ••• ROBINSON'S Newport Center 644-2800 . FRI., SAT .. SUN.;ocr. 11-12·13 EDDIE PEABODY 111 Ital Mastl, Fit Sbtlol Bud ' &frlt DINNIR RES.: 714/534-4090 THERE'S NO BmER PLACE IN SO. CALIF. FOR YOUR oo.·s CHRISTMAS PARTY & BANQUETS FIBE ST!TIOH · HIGHT CLUB BEST!UBllT ~~ 111111 stuth of Ditne11and on Harbor Boultt1ri NOTICE! On Halloween Night we at Woody's Wharf will NOT serve witches brew .••• t-ust the same delicious cocktails and fantastic food as usual! FUNNY COSTUMIS Ol'TIONAL V•Lcna. ·' PROUDLY RRESENTS THE ~~ILER» BROTHERS !!TRIO!! H:ELD OVER BY POPULAR DEMAND! Just C011chidl19 their West Coast tour TUESDAY THROUGH SUNDAY IN OUR COCKJAIL LOUNGE NIGHnY Dlscotlleque 1Jtlltl119, Red Velvet ltoom-Daacl119 tt.cMck, Soft <Friday Ir Sot•dayJ Closed Mottdtly No Cover • No Mlltlm11111 1045 Bayside Dr., Newport Phone 675•0200 WE ARI VIRY PROUD TO ANNOUNCE CHEF HENRY IS IACKI FEATURING All HIS SPECIAL DISHES AGAIN! VILLAGE INN ·19 Manne, 673-4500. lotboa Is. or .... c..t 11 ... ...., . . • ..... ' ~ I 1 I 1 ' ' ~ 1 I I I . l I I I I I l , t • • f ! •• ' r ' •I, Peter Lawford, S1nuny Davia Jr. ind" Beth Rogan In a acen_e from "S•ft and Pepper," now at the Port Theatre, COl'OM del Mer "'4 Fountain Valley Drive-In,. Fountain Valt.y. J1ek Lemmon and Walter Matth1u aN shown In a scene from "The Odd Coupl•," In which they CCMtar. The movie 11 currently thowl"I 1t the Milla Thtatre In Cotti Mita. . 35 Minutes from Orange County Airport Fly to Palm Springs in a Powerful 20- Passenger Aero Commuter Turbo Jet At the foot of Mt. San Jacinto lies the recreational oasis-Palm Springs-a wonder of attractions for the whole family. The sparkling crystal waters of palm-lined pools -over 320 hotels have at lust one. Twenty-one public and private golf courses and perfect year round golf weather, Spectacular aeri~tramway up Mt San Jacinto. Art galleries, health spas ind fine restaurants. Fun and relaxation Just minutes from you on Aero Commuter. Aero Commuter has more flights from more places to Palm Springs-convenient service from LA. International, Orange County and Hollywood/Burbank Airports. Sefvlce at Los Angeles Airport Is IOQi.d at Western Airlines Satellite, Gatt 51A. Call your Travel Agent or Aero Commuter: LOS ANGELES ••• (213) 636-2121 ORANG! COUNTY.,. (714) 827-nOO HOLLYWOOD/BURBANK.,. (21i) 845-2651 = CATAUNA 7\ -ci1TIL\. 9s AIRLINES"./:U:J~ ~~ COMMU1ER TOMOllllOW'• S6RVICI ... TODA'(/ .Your Brand of Orange County - Music I ~The Colorful Sound of RADIO KOCM 103.1 FM From fashion Island Newport Beach AND 5 CARTOONS · SHOWN AT 12:30 anti 2:30 SAT. and SUN. OCT. 12 OCT. 13 ALL SEATS SOc SATUUAY A SuNDAY ON1Y 12130 ...i J:H p ... ALL SEATS 50c LAGUNA BEACH PLA YHOUSli ,, ....... MURRAY SCHISGAL'S 'IHI TYPIST and THE TIGER Dlrecttd ly1 DAVID MARLOW October 2 thru October 19 Wed. ~hru Sat. -Curtain 8:30 ALL · SEA TS RESERVED Wed. & Thurs. 2.2$ Fri. &-Set. 2.76 :nt OCEAN AVE. -494-I061 .. OMle o,.. 1 •·•· ..... S.9My : J&hfll•liM!iG•HI l \ Th . · • Mm1a Center Opera Attoc,latlon ,. ~ti The .Return EngQRement Of ••• \P ' .. 11 POllllAllCES llOY. 22-IB. I ,,,,.,,..,,., ,,. ,,.,,.,, Md, .... ,,....,.,,.,,,. lteJIM Mon., 110.. ~1 1:00 p.m. T11e1., Dec, a. a;io P•· "AMllll ... ...,. ,.,,,,.,._,,. r«W • (Qlf!Uterl} '" "4!nlllt Mon., Dee. t. 1:00 p.m. sat .. Deo. 7.1:00 p.a. "B41111Md in Ar111111ttal" ~··-· - Nttlonll N ... IHf' W ... OCtobtr '412, 1HI ...... MCU9 ·~q,y" ,,...,.~ 11.1 :c;H_A~•J:tl ·,•·R~WN ·1~, ITH .MON'H CHARLll,' .LUCY~,.~ SNO.OPY AND. THE GANG. ·ARE ALL ON STA·GI. ' . \ "Yourre 'A Good Men Charlie B'rown~'c is now ~elHnfo its eightn , w.on.th of _ninn\ng a~ the ~v~r J heotre. i~ Mollywooa. It.ft o musiCal baseCJ upo~: t~e~· c?'!'!c ~trie,."''Peo~uts"· by .. ~rles Schulz,: whtch1 runs In the DAI LY PILOT each day. It is a musical 'delight for the. whofe family witli +lie, rnu~ic an CJ iyrics b'y Clark Gesner. It is directed by Joseph Har<:Jy, P)ayl.n.9 the parf. of Ch'erlie Brown ls Gary Burghoff. Lucy is J udy ·Kaye1 Nicole Jeffe and Rob~ ert T ewers play the parts of Patty and Snoopy and Ja·mes Pe'derson take~ - over. the role of Schroe"der. · Performan~es are sche.dule"d J uesC:loy th'roU<;J~ Sunaoy evenlngs with' a matinee on Sunday. There a.re special ticket prices for theater port .. ies of 25 or more people. .The Ivor Theatre is locafeCI ot ·1605 North fv.a·r, Hollywood, 90028. f or reservations phone (213) 464-712 1'. Atioves _ Patty-wilftl Snoopy,-the ....,.._,tel heel• houn,I M hunt for rablaltl. Snoopy Con- fM1H later that he does not .even know what 11 rab1ilt 1mell1 llke, buldH never '"'"' one. - Schroeder try1 to Instill a little vocal culture bt hl1 reluctant ptaymatet who portr.ay the rot. from Charles SChutz' famed comic strip, ''PNnuh,'' which 11 .. en In the DAILY Pl· t.OT Nth uy. The characttri ere Schroeder, Lucy, Linus, Chertle Brown, lnnpy the ... end P•tty • L~y demands . her five cents anelyat _ he from Charlie Brown. Charif•'• problem la that he can't do anything r:lght, from flying a kl.t• to managing his constantly losJng b111· ~aJlJ~m, ...... lldtll DULY Pt\.OT .,,...,,~, .. ". , .. • ,, ' I • 4 I t • 4 , ~ 1 1 1 ~ • ' I . ' 1 I 1 ' I l ' , I I I I I , I ~ ~ l · I l :~ I ~ I , ' t I • .............. 6:41 c ........ ..... ...., .... 1, ... HELD OYER First Run In .the' Herbor Area NIWfOIT UAat -et tt.. •-te ........ &We W. -OL I-USO H•Y.I Don't mf 11 the fun pldure of the yeul No\TICHAI. OOOAI. PICfUMI ~ JAMES GARNER DEBBIE REYNOLDS MAURICE RONET It 1; fiRRY·MlMM·-C =:::t . G ALSO THIS FEATURI Dean Martin Joey Bishop ''TEW ACROSS 1HE RIVER" OCTOBER 11·12·13 14:::.:' ....,.._.,....__ - LIVE THEATER · STILL RUNNING "The 'Iller" and ''The Typllta" Two one-act c o m e d i • s, "The Tiger'; and ''Th• Typlsta,. are on stage at the Laguna Playhoµ.sf, 319 Ocean Ave., Laguna Beach, through~. Oct. 19. Perfummces Wed through Sat. at 8:30 p.m. Phone 49M061 for further information. '"Ille BomecomJac0 A Harold Pinter drama, ''The Homecoming,,, ia on stage Thurs. through Sun., closing Oct. 19 at the South Coast Repertory, Third Step Theatre, 182'1 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Curtain time 8:30 p.m. Phone 546-0363. "Uader tbe Yam Yum Trt.e" The Westminster Community Theatre la staging the comedy, "Under the Yum Yum Tree," Fri. and Sat. through Oct. 25 in the Westml.n!ter Centtr Mall, 8569 Westminlter Ave., WestmiriBter. Curtain Ume 8:30 p.m. Phone 893-M43. "Tbe Belre11'' A 19th Century drama, "The Heiress" ls OD stage at the Cabrillo Playhouse, 202 Avenida Cablillo, San Clememe. Performances Thurs. through Sat. closing October 28. Curtain time 8:30 p.m., phone 492-0Wi tor information. "Dream Girl" A comedy of a young girl lost in her daydreams, "Dream Girl~ la being staged through Oct. 25, ex- cept Oct. 11 and 12, Fri. and Sal nigbt3 at 8:30 p.m. by the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, west g• Or· ange Oounty Fairgrounds, Costa Mesa. Phoot ~1 for further information. OPENING SOON "Femme De Pull" A French musical revue for adultl, "Femme De Paris," stamlng Rusty Warren opens at Melodyland Theatre, 10 Freedman Way, Anaheim on Oct. 22. Performances1 Tues. through Fri. at 8:30 pJD.1 Sat. 7 and 10 p.m., and Sun. 5 and 8 p.m. through Nov. 17. Phone 776-74i60. ''L7slsirata" An updated version of Aristophanes' Greet comedy, "Lysistrata," will be staged in the Orange Cout Col- lege Auditorium, 21'>1 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa, <m Oct. 24, 25 and 26. Curtain time 8:15 p.m. No admla- aion charge. • SOUTH SW TROPICAL FISH Largest Selection of Tropical F 1 s h & Supplies 1n the area. New 2 LocatlOM 111 W. wttUON, COSTA MllA 1774, ......... or.--...... IMO (MllM .. ..... Ofl'lc:t) f4HA6 {lff ,.im.w ltL) •1Nl ACADEMY AWARD WINNEI WTl•IGT01t-•1--. JOSEPH !. LIVINI """", MIKE l\;ICHOLI. LAWRENCE T\JAMAH,...,,. !!Lll!l~R tolOR __ ..,...,.._. .... PetH Sellen 111 "JHE PAln" ------ . ; · t.1~•AY It. DttVl•IN SHOW STARTS AT 6:45 P .M. -_,.. . GUDUATE: PLUI W NATUll ,..., leflen "THI PARTY" WT ec>MPLITI IHOW ITAITI AT 1:41 P.M. * FOR .... .., AdvertJ1in9 In the Weekender Phone 642·4321 , . I -~~~OE-MNf{-. t 11111 -~ ,. .• IAWill . UJD. 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