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~ONDA Y AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 15, 1969
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AU work arld no play Is definitely not E\IY Wllllams•· game. Dufulg
a Pl>oto session a( ~ Century-Fox Studio , Edy linds a movie prop anil walkstlirougli •"pipe," muCb to the dellgbt o( the photographer.
Crackdown Announced
Ob Mexican Drug Traff~c
Leaked last week by a high Washington
official, a major federal crackddwn . on
narcoli.cs dealing from Mexican sources
tfd>Y ·was foimOlly announced ' by the
U.S. government.
Na.D'led Operation Intercept, the pro--
gram is aimed at cutting off the supply ()[
illlci& ·drugs -Primarily marijuana -
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6 Ch il dren Die I . Jn, Home Bliize
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FRA,NKI.llj', Ohio (AP) -~ven ~·six .or them clUldren,.dl«:d in a
fl~e ~hich destrpyed a one-stocy live·
ronm oouse. Sunday oi&fll. • . • -
Dead are Bertha Billard, %7, a resident
IUesl In the borne o( Joyoe Neal, and
Mrs. Neal's six children, GleM F., 10: ~rsba Ann, 9; David A., 7: Mike D., 15
lllOlltha ; Ellil Ballard Jr., I, and David
A. Ballard, I.
Tho Ballard· bi>ys were Mrs. Neal '• Childnn by another marrlqe. -Mrs. NeaJ was burned over much or ""° body and in critical CO!ldltion. AuthorJUes said both • women were -·led frmi their -,,,., &aid Mn. Billud lw six clilldren, an llvlnC
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but also other type1 of cootrabaad substances.
"Our enUre objective ii to 1et·to.1he
source ol the prob1erM1 n6t to make
thousands or arrests," aaid Deputy' A\.o
lcmey .<J.<neral Rkhard G. Kl<indlenst. ·
'l'ougbei: border Inspections with a
beelOO-upt force or customs agents,
si..v.m.inee . ol amaJI boat lTafflo ·aod
eVe,n radar-equipped pursuit planes will
. bl! used in the smupiing pampaip.
The' program .11 ~ joint ef(ort l>y the
Unfted·Staia and'l.imoo, WOO!< ••• .,.;
menf IW• lnJUaltd :plaril to iprajl """°
jUllJUlfleidf 'filb ebeinic:al U.., tbe ilr4o,
klll tb .. IJllcil aopo. ' .
The ~ lnl<l<>epl Rllcl I -
mealed Lisi -t •wben .,,, --ne"1'paper pubClhid rOi>m:u ot ·µ,., craddown on aerlll ~.,..,,,...;. IDlllf'T
glen, 'prema!Ure!y'':;;-~ ·in W.ashlngtoo. •• :-:1•T17-·: ..
A U.S. Ma11ne missile ballelioo •m
maneuvers in the daert near 1'uma,
. Arh., • ' , .. -led ' to lnltillion ol .qver-lnten:ept whia 111eJ ~
..,.clln&.uoldmtlllod aJrploneo.
The alrcralt -. ~ over-the l\fexlC~........... bani« In -~ lor1o bl! --by Federal AVlaUon Ageocy radlr ne!worU.
Kleindltmt -today .... -lm-portanl point In ~ enUre ~ II the
.,_.uon ol -· ollldall In lolnlng -~U...-111 tho crtclulown.
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New Look at Bay Swap
But Courts
Must Decide
On Reopenin g,
3 Burn to Death in Car
By JEROME F. COUJNS
Stopped on SA Freeway ·
Of .. Dlllr ~ "'"
The State Attorney General't offa
today dlsagreed--Out only lnlormally-
wllh a legislative counsel's opinion that
the Upper Newport Bay land ezchange
must bl! resubmltled to the State Landa
CommissJoo.
On1y the courts can compel reope:nin1
of the tidelands 1wap question, Deputy
Attor~y General Jay Shavtlson em-
phasi:ed.
He upecta the lands conu\.it1alon to
reeclve that lnstructkm in lesf than a
year, "one way or another."
UUgaUon tesUng the legality of the
tranudlon between Orange COunty and
the Irvine Company iJ now pending
before the county 11.1perior court.
Last week, LegiJJatWe ~I George
H. Murphy told AMemblyman Alan
Sleroty (().Beverly Hilil), a lon1.Ume
critic ol the ercbange, that the laitd•
commission 11must" reconsider itl Sep-
tember, J967, approval of the Contro-
versial plan. ·
Murphy based hla opinion op amend·
ments to the Ortgln!J asreement. The
amendment.I · wen approveCI by county
suoenbon lut November. They pro-vided for dndglngt oi ' county Udelanda
~ romoved Irvine gplands Included In
theth trade 1mn OOWln tt foll rou.. pending e oukome ol ~puoo. Mll!l>hY 'iald "I" . amehljmenJI, · in
effeCI, chai!ied the otlginal qreemenL
Four penons, lllcludin( tbret burned to
d~tb in a w: driven by a youth who
stcipped to aid a motorist wh* auto
s~ed on the Sa{lta Ana Fr••Y are
d9"1 today a. the mull ol weekend tral·
fie aoc:liients.
KJOed In Ille fiery oollillon Salurday
nip! were Ronald Honda, 20, hla sister
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Coanty Trarfte
Dealll Toll
Cheryl, II, and her young lrlend, ll•year•
old Lynn Rlatow, an ol Fulletlm.
Loo Angelel tt.rckntManuel Lopei, 27,
wu killed early-today whtn the car in
w~h be wu a puaeoger 1Jammed lnto
a slow;moving street sweeper oo the San-
ta Ana l'newllJI near Laguna Canyon
Road.
lnvestl:ptors for the Ca 11 l o r n l a
HJiin<ay Patrol aald the tine Fullerton .
re!ldents died when thietr car was atruc~
rrom the rear and two other motoriltl
wen badly hurl in the 11111< accident.
Scoll Frederick, 17, ol San Marino,
drim" ol the stalled car the Honda )'OUlh •toPPed for, waa serinusly lojured, along
with 18-ytaN>ld Stephen Hdmple, ol
Monlel'ey Pork. •
~pie wao . driving the car wblch
-Into the -..... according to CHP inv..Ug-..
Lopez WU killed It 1:10 a.m. today tn
tho actldeot lnvol•inl the atreet sweeper,
;~UCAi.L·~·A ONl·ACT PLAY
1 'ALLIN
ll'1 a ;.,,i.rv ~lal/ toltllaut 4 cit.,..! t!ldillfl at ~hit pof!ll, bUl f .. efiioung rtbding '°'1i•thtk~:
ID/lo It . ..utlll(J to ipeml •P lo $50,000 on a Mal.I
campaign ogaiftlt fifU. District S•pmlilor Alton
E. Allen! A IJ)OCiol DAILY PIWT .,port on the
m~tcnoN ccnftpafQon -fftdudtnQ CJ 1tra11ge·
l>cd/flloto ..,1 of Omo9~ Co••tiont -IOiU II<
~ lofnorrow,Don'lmltaU.
which left motorilt SalvadCI' Ast«ga, 31,
ol San Diego, allo ,.riously injured.
Astorga .,..u reported Jn very serious
oondltlon at Santa Ana Community
Hospital, while the driver of the sweeper
eacaped with minor head lnjur:le1.
He was ideotllied as TOOmu Man..
devllle, 32, or 3S88Z Vista del Mar,
Capistrano Beach, according to CHP Jn..
vesUgators.
Nixon to Reveal
~nd Withdrawal
Plans Tuesday . . ~
WASHINGTON (UPll-'P r ea Id .DI
Nlxo1nrill 'amwnce Ille .-atap ol
American troop wtthdro"ila fmn Viet-
nam 'l'Uesday morning, Ille White HOUie
aald today. • •
Aated about a statement bf South Viet-
....,_ Vice~ N"""" Cao.Ky
that 40,soo more Amer1caD Gia ~ be
pulled out by the ad ot-. Wldte
House Pr.a 8ec:r.tarf a-Id Zlelier
saJd "aetual fltUrei" -"""" -thoPmidenl. 2
Ziegler n!Used to aay 'l!hether the
40,IOO Ogun. waa comet. lie saJd Nixon
would malriJ publk the "lciual llluna''
In a wrlllm ....,_II_ l:IO a.m.,
PDT Tueada1.
1be llnt wltbdl'awal, bmlvlol 11,GGP
men, WU C<lllpleted by tho end ol
August. N1>0ll ~4 lodi<a\ed be wotlld 81> '1!c<m<e t60 ~ Jlwe ol 'tJA 1tonp
replacement.
But on Aug. 24, 'the President an-
nounced• lie wn deiotllli a decWoo and
called lor _.. reports on intWl!led
Commllllill ~ wblcb ocairred' In
mld-Aqust loliowlng a lonf 1R1mmer lull
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Big Booze ·Raid.
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Night . Cl11P Trio" .
By JORN V Al.TERZA.
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Three Newport BeaCb men ancr· another'
from La'.guna Beach wez:e free on b&u to.\
day alter their arrest Ibis wtellend ' and
seirure of 250 Cl¥S of liquor allepdlJ\
s\olen from a reataw-ant and U distributors. ' -
Dettcttves rrom NeWport Bel e-b~
Laguna Beacb oud llie Dbtrlcl•Altorne)"i
office arrested the four men ml ae'iuiCI
the alleged lllalon llquor valued at fl7~
at Feliciano'• Restaurant, at West.cliff
aad Dover driva, Friday night. •
They· am.tee!. Eugene Rbndondo; ~
1$01 Cornwall ,Lane, Newport Beach;
Olarles Dryer, 31, llMS Sunset 111d8'
Drive, IJifujia Beach:'AleudderTwbeif,
(See FELICL\NO'Sl hi' I) l
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Weadler '• . . ' There won't be any cbln,ea
made In the weilther pidure Tiies-
day aa to.,. cloud> hof the .-.1
• ,.,... with tomperatuns ralllinl
lrom 70 to M dee!<ts·
JNSIDB TODAY
A/In cUeodc1 of laoladoi<.far
mACUor lc•lillf IM, ballftf PQcl.
fie ii~ Of Blklflloore toOI~ ~ fo.r ,lhc ntum of U.. -
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North Viets
Arab Guerrillas
F t .. Acti. as , ~
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Saves · Boat In Mekong
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Hit Israel Camp ~ ~ar.hor.
By U-PrtN !JllapUOlll
Arab guerrilla! today attac~ed an
llraell military settlement in the oc-
cupied Galan llelghls cl Syria with
bqookas and automaµc rUJes, a. military
IJ>Okumln lo Tel Avl• r~.
1'le spokesman sald the guerrillas at..
' tacked behind ·a mortar barrage fired
from po&iUons In Syria. He said one
lsraeli ci~illpl was injured and one guer·
1 rilla killed in 1 brief ak1nnisb at the se~
* • tkment In tbe mountains, •bout 80 miles
north of Jerusalem.
Jn Cairo, an Egyptian m l 11 l a r y
apotam•n &aid Egyptian ,fOl'1Jel lolled an
,,_. attempl by~ts.riell planes to rald anny
positions on the Gulf of Suez on Sunday,
lsraeJ .said its warplanes pounded Egyp-
' tian "military tat.els" along the shore oC
11 the culf IOUlh bf Suea City for 00 miDutea.
'Ibo olr raid Sunday, tbe lllth stralght_
d&J of IBraeU aerial attacks against
Egypt. WU coocentral.ed.1 Oil Ras Ra•
,., RfY Ind Rat Zlfarana, ICNlb of Suez Cl-
. ty, an J1raeU army 1pokeanan uid. Re
reportoo! Ill laraell plaoeo returned safely
lo ---1be El)'Ptlan spokesman u.ld a
number of Iaraell planea attempted to
raid Egyptian guard posts cm the gull in
Ras Cbareb, Ras Shukelr and Zafarana
but were intercepted by Egyptian air
defenses and farced to Oee to tbe east.
He did not menUoo bMI to either aide
oc the' use of Ell)'ptlaD ]>itbes,
• The .spokesman in Cairo abo aaid
Egyptian and Israell fcrceo dueled aloog
From r.,e J
FELICIANO'S , .
25, 117 Via Dijon, Newport Beach, and
Edward Whlted, fl>, 309 Narcissus Ave .• Corona del Mar.
~~~~==~~i :11111111 lbelt,pom lix llquar dfalrlbutlng
-and ... -o( !lfand lbeft from ·~Slddleboektan;Jnc.
1 llandoado, Dr yer 1114 Toillell·laeo 1~ .. of~ lo <Olllm_lt "and
!llioll1 Md ~ from ~ .l!Urt and ·-Tonn, l.qliia -· t. 1'bllotl will -cbar1es of rt<elv· 'htc'ttolen property. .~ • ,.
An arraignment date ror the four men
had not ye\ been let th!& morning.
.None of the four could be reached for
comment today.
Deputy District Alttntey Marti(! J,
Renegban declined to elaborate on the
circum!lances of tbe thelta.
'"M>ltt ttould be -u.c on the evidence,~ I btinesll1 can't do at
this point, .. hi ..ur.
· He aaJd the four1men wtre 1rrtsted
together at the restaurant and booked
altortl,Y alter mldnigllt at Orange County JaJI. •
All lour havo PoSted ball, he said.
Rondondo and Dyer posted '5,000 :
Torbett balled oot wllb $2.lOO Md Whi11:d ~~.' .. , ' .
H....... Nld Uie loveatlgaUon lnlo
tbe ma ls "still very much actlve."
He ..Sd hi9 office, the two police
.departments, and state a I c o h o I I c
beverage control agents cooducted in·
vestlgaUona Ior about three wee.ks before
tbe Friday arruts.
'lbe distributors named as victims (lf
I.he thefts were the 1.fllford Cof!.111JDY.
Don W. Seycler Company, Sterling Liquor
ComPM)l', I.he David Kay Company,
'Bohemian Company and the Western
Compaey.
Roodondo and Dryer also are named fn
another recent court action -a civil suit
broupt by popular singer and auilarlat
• lose PeUcfano.
The blind eotertainer ls asking $1601000
in damages 09'er allejed questionable
practices by Rondondo; Dryer and Ron-
dondo'a wile, Carol Tomkin Roll<lolldo.
1be entertainer asks '60,000 in wages
owed hJm for thrtt appearances at the
restaurant which Mars hl1 name and
Sl00,000 ln damage• to hls reputation.
That ltltt bu yet to come lo trial,
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• " U..Suei Cina! for eight hoyn Sunday,
·Jordan reported morter CJre on troops
from.Iataell force.a In the North Assbuna
area, six miles south of the Sta of
Galilee. Jordanian forces returned the ·nre Ud auUered no ·cuualUtt, thelr '"* ...... ¥id. . A-Syilan mllitaiy spokesman fu
Damaacus said Israeli tank• fired on
Syrian troops in fJ1e $0Uthem part of their
SO-mile lrottL
The lsr4tll spqkesman reported Ar•b
guerrWu ambushed an Israeli patrol In
lhe occupied Syrian Golan Helghll: He
·Wd one guerrilla was killed and two
Israeli soldJer.s were wounded.
11le Israeli air rald on the west side or
the Gulf of Suez was in the same area a
seaborne Israeli landing party, 5UPPorted
by tanks and planes, raided Tuesday and
wu the filth attack since U)en against
Egyptian targets idlhe Suez Gulf aru.
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• Prompl action by l!arbar !Jepartm"11
paln>I veooel• Sundi). saved a 26-foot
~werboat from sink.lnJ off Abalone Point a!Ur lhree pwengen ·had abandlllled lbe
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The tiofl wa.s·tbe·tf..foot Owens cruiaer
Mini Mary owned by J. F.· Wren, 1111 E.
a.1boi Blvd. and operated. by Wllliam
A. Wren, 14, of lbe Same lll<frW, A'CCOldlnl ,to Ille ihrb!>r Departmen~
Wren Md hJa aoo,_ Bil)Y, 9 and an aduU
pusenger, Jtrry "°°"""'·of Huntington
Beach, abandoned the boal after It
struck a submerged timber which rtppotl
out I strut and plank. 'l1lfl trio Wert
picked up by another nearby vessel
Tbe !l>rbor !Jepartmenl responded to
a call from the Coast Guard at 5:10 p.m.
stating that the boat was sinking rllj)id\y.
SAIGON (UP[) -'111e U.S. l\!Ullary
Command annottnced today lhat foe the
first tlme it has confirmed the. presence
of North Vietnamese troops in the
Mekong Delta soth ol Saigon.
Behind 1 mortar and rocket attack, the
llanol troops tried to over-run a South
Vietnamese army training center near
Tri Ton, 110 miles southwest of Saigon
and within 10 miles of Cambodia.
The annowicement said tbe govern·
ment defender!, mosUy recruitl, drove
off the attackers, killing as, but lo.st four
killed and 19 wouOOed tbemselvea. 'nle
figb:: was Tbursday, wilb no reason given
tor the delay in reporting It.
Thant Urges
Red China
The Harbor Department arrived Ofl
the acene at 5:SS to find the vesael almod
submersed. Pumpa pul aboanl lhe boot
were unable to keep up wtlb 1be inflow s LES of water Md Wren-went back to help ball AFTER NARROW, ESCAPE OFF LAGUNA, BOAT PUMPER Ml
"An element of the North Vietnamese
Army l&B Regiment wal Identified as
particlpa!Jng In the atlaek," tbe U.S.
Command said. "'l'llb COlllllcl la, tho llni
cooflrmaUon in the history ot I.he war or
a regular North Vietnamese army unit
operating-in the IV Corps TacUcal Zooe
(lbe Mel:ong Delta)," by hand. Pa11•ntor Jerry Ooo<lwln, of Huntlnglon lie~ Still Aboard Mini Mary
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and art!Uuy helped break up the ground
attack ilJ, the aeven·~ur battle, military
!lpokwnen aald.
In Arms Talks
UNITED NATIONS (UPI) -Seaelary Geoeru u 'lbant, declaring that the
world iJ cau&ht up in the "mad momen-
ttan of the arma race," urged today that
CommW>lll China be brought lolo Ill dJurmam..u lafU.-
Smog Foe Opposes Beach
Steam Plant Expanswn
Tomm y Heinsohn
To Coach Celts
BOSTON (AP) -The Boston Celtics
announced Monday appointment of Tom-
my Heinsohn, former Celtics scoring
star, 8!I coach of the National Basketball
As.social.ion champions.
The 18B Regiment waa ldentlfJed either
from pri.sonen: or from documentl found
on the bodies of slain North Vietnamese
soldiers.
Last re-ports of that unit had it Jn Blnh
Long province northwest of S a i g o n
June 20.
lt portended a possible new c.ommunlst
drive iD the Mekong Delta, where U.S.
and S o u t h Vietnamese olficlals have
reported ma;or progress in the effort to
put vast areas under control of the
Saigon government. ""The threat ot ftuclear war ls ln-
1creaaing every day,'' Thant told a newr -emice.
"It is now time for every government
to make serious efforts to associate all
live nuclear powera in all negotiations for
disarmament in one"Way or another.
"Only the association ol au five nuclear
powers in disannuneot ne10Uallons will
be the indispensable 1tep to fashion a
world free from fear,"
Thant aaJd . the pre1e9t Impasse
between Cornmunlat China arid the rut of
the world was 111 trqedy." He welcomed
the airport conference between Peking
Premier °'W, Eo.lal and Ales:el N
Kosygin of lbe Soviet Union. He Aid ht
would be happy to see meetings between
Chairman Mao Tse-tung and President
Nixon and other world leaders.
Thant urged restoration of "normal, ii
not cardlal" relations between Com·
mun!st China and the United States. He
said the past year had not seen any pr~
greu toward diaannarnmL
"We have wltneued only mounting
esca:Jatiod:" be raid. "The momeatum
and pro&relJ of the previot11 year seem
to have been lost. We are wllneMing only
the mad momentum ol the arms race.
The human community is at a very
criQc-.1 crossroad. The choices are e\ther
to escalate the arms race or to march
toward general and complete disanna·
ment which WM the unanimous will ·o~
the General AMembly 10 ye.an ago,"
Thant expressed optimism about even·
tually ending the Vietnam war, although
he said he did not believe the death of Ho
Chi Minh would bring any change in
$orth Vietnam's policy.
The secretary general said said he did
nol believe a cease-fire wa1 "praWcal''
in the present circumstanci!s In Vletnam
but that a general deescalation could
bring peace.
"On the whole, J am optlm.la:Uc 1bout
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A lop t:hemiai-antl chairman . of the
Callforida Air ~ca Board-ta urg~
ing blocklde ol s·t the Soulberu Callfomla EdLaon 's steam plant
In Hunltncton Beach at two other
locations. Dr. A. J. Haagen-Smit, o( the Caltech
staff, says the most feasible methc?d of
ttducing smog in the Southland is to
abolish conventional power plants and
create nuclear ones.
Dr. Smltb, a chemist at the CallfOrnia
tnrUtute of Technology, says convenUonal
power planb which bum fOllil fuel to
produce eJectrlcity are with automobile• .
the major cause of smog.
Doing away with automobil~ even
converting mOft of th'em to 1111a!ne.s not ,
powered by internal combustfon-is a
far..f'et¢ied .aolution at this time, be said
Hurricane Holly
Far From Land
MIAMI (UPI) -Holly became a hur·
ricane today with top winds cl 1$ miles
an boor and joged --ard bl lbe
Atlantic, 11\llI far fl'Dlll 1'00·
At 9 a.m. (PDT) the weather bureau
centered the ~ll.!IOO'• eighth tropical
twister about 1)30 miles east-southeast
o( San Juan, Puerto Rico, near latitude
14.S north, longitude 49.S west. it was
moving toward the northwest at about 10
:n.p.h.
The posit.ion. considerably north or
irevlously estimated flUS, w a !I
determined when ll'l Alr Force recon-
nalasance plane reached the storm'•
center and fOUDd it ol minimal hurricane
intensity.
Forecaslers predicted Holly would in-
le.rulify gradually, move toward the
northwest for about 24 bouts, then shill to
a more westerly cour se.
The storm formed from a depression
which moved off . the African Coast last
:Ptfonday,
Wrec·k Traps Ol."-J 1!11.0i ..... " ~ ltMlllW Motorist .
Rescue workefi attempt lo remove Alexatld1r Tapu~; 36, ol 6.17 Ross
St., Costa Mesa, from car which run oU Newport Bo~evard at Indus·
trial Way at 6 a.m. today, lllpplng over into deep dtlch. Victim was
in serious condition and still unconscious at Hoag Memorial Hospital,
sevetal boul'I alter tilt accident. Newport Beach police "Y he may
have fallen asleep at wheel .
to In 1m.rv1 ....
So that lelvu power plantl u the belt
debarkaUon polnt In the batUe agalnst
1mo11 he aald.
M • first _step, be said authorities
should deny building M;;{t,s for three
conventional power phUltS-p!anned for
construction in the general Los Angeles
area-the Southeru Catilornia Edison Co.
facilities in Huntington Beach and Ve~
tur= lbe Playa Del Rey installation
P"' , by the Loa Angelea !Jepartmenl of at.er and Power.
· Tito chemiJI aald evuy hour a plant
burns fuel to produce electrtclty ft J,,..
creuea the nltrl9 ozlc1e content of the ·-· Nitric oxJdes, he lildt Is what gives •moe It.I stJng.
There were 12 .rmog alerts in · 1955
when some 12 million kilowatt hours oI electricity were produced in the Los An-
geleJ area, he said.
"Since then, the figure ~s risen more
lilan lhretfold. It is. almost 40 billion
kilowatt hours now, and it tw been
est.imated by the Air Pollution Control
DiWlct that the elecirlc energy required
in the • by 1980 will be 80 blllioo kilowatt houri," be Jaid.
" .. ~ Instead of doubling Die amount
of electricity to be produced Jn the basin
by 1980, production baa to be ellmlnaied
altogether or produced by nuclear
power," he said.
General Manager Red Auerbach an-
nounced the appointment at a news con-
ference, Heinsohn succeed! delen.slve
star Bill Russell who announced hi!!
reaJgnation earlier tbls .summer as
player-«>ach.
Auerbach said, 11Tommy has been ln-
Umately involved with the Celtics since
his retlrement. He ha.s consulted with me
atten. He knows oor perscmnel, and be
has scouted for us."
Auerbach, who has been trying un.suc·
ceufully to persuade Ruasell to return tor one more seaaon, said, "It is
nece.ssary for us to move forward for
this season. We cannot wait any lona:er
for Bill."
Drug Suspect's Car
Hits Crowd, Kills 1
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A car plunged
Iota a cluater of pedestrtana ataJidlni lo
front of a downtown department "It.ere
window, klltlnf one woman and 1nJur1ni
five other peraon.11.
Police ·booked the driver, Ramon
Armendariz:, 5$, for lnvutlgatlon of drlv-in' under the influence of narcoUca.
Ever since 1968, North Vietnamese
troops had been reported inflltratJne into
the delta as replacements for Viet Cong
units whlch had lost too many 10ldien tu
replace with local recruits.
In another development, the command
announced the beginning of a t,SOO.man
cfleruilve by U.S~ and South K<rean
marines on the f!land along the coast of
South Vietnam. Since It began tut week,
the operaUon has killed lllO COmmunlst
troops.
Military spokesmen said the number of
U.S. troops In Vietnam dropped by 1,!00
last week to an 18-month low of 508,000.
To the north, American guns bom·
t.arded North Vietnam's haH of the
demilitarlz.ed zone {DMZ) Sunday for the;
14th Ume since the United State.s called
off the bombing ol the north Nov, t.
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TROOPS ...
"' the battlelleld.
Up" Up Away
Ziegler nvealed that Nl1on decided on
the sectltld phase of the withdrawal prior
to Friday's big strategy session at the
White Hoose with top diplomatic,
milltary and Intelligence advisers.
Ziegler said that decision lncluded ac·
tual figures.
Followlng the Friday confettnce Gen.
Fash ion Isl.and Dwarfed by High Rise Creighton W. Abrams, U.S. combat com·
mander, returned immediately to Saigon
and within two houri after hl1 arrival, he
repo<led personally to President Nguyen
Van Thieu. Fashion Island will soon b! surrounded
by a sea of b I g b rise buildlng1 -
skyscrapers by Orange County standards.
Newport Beach Planning Director Lar-
ry Wilson said a half-dozen 16 lo 20-st.ory
structurea are now on Irvine Company
drawing: boards.
They will all be built on Newport
Center Drive, SWTOWld1n& F a s b i o n
Island.
Manlclpal gO\lemment already has
clean!d the way far construction of the
lint of the big building•. the 16-story
headquarters ol Seaboard Finance Co. It
wlll rlae midway between Santa Cruz and
Santa Rola drivu off Newport Center
Drlve north of Fashion I11land.
Balboa lnlurance Company, an afllllate
of Suboanl, la owner ol fee title ta lbe
site of the one miWon 1QUare foot struc-
ture.
Most recent clty approval lnVolving the
project, Wllaon noted, will allow Balboa
Insurance to construct a flve-atory park-
lfli garaa:e adjacent to the Seaboard
bullding. One level ol the parking struc-
ture will b! b!low groWld. lt will provide
:;pace for 1.400 cars .
The Irrlne Company also plans to build
il! own five.story p1rkin1 facility next to
lhe Seaboard garage,
When completed, the Newport Center
high-rise complex will be the largest in
Orange County.
Thieu met with his security advlser1 to-
day Mtween another meeUng with
Abram~ Alter the Seourtty Council
meeting, Ky told of the planned 40,IOO-
man pullout.
Ky said there was no di!agreement
between the United Statea over the to,500
figure, whJch he said lncludes U.S.
marines, paratroops and other Army
combat rorees. He said the withdrawal
announcement would not be coopled with
any new peace initiatives -"We have
made enough concessions."
"We think it Is time to take more
responsibilities," Ky said. "We are now
capable to replace the Americans." ~
Jack Marshall
121 Via Waziers
Newport Beach
One of Our Well-Heeled
Customers Complain s
Dear !\lr. Marshall:
That's the trouble \Vith good
sandals. You CAN get emotion·
ally involved. A cheap pair
would have fallen apart before
you got on a first~name basis.
At any rate, bring your sandal.t
by and I'm sure we can "make
a deal" -aa they say in Ibo
auto business. We may even d~
cide to have the old pair bronz·
ed. I( the Smithsonian isn't in·
terested in them, we certainly
are.
Dear Mr. Bidwell:
Some time be.fore you moved
into your new star, next to the
Lltlo Theatre I bought a pair of
sandals fron\_you. About seven
years ago,. as I remember.
Now, I don't like lo sound like
some cronlc, crank complainer
(I've never .m my life sent a
steak back lo the chef becaus&
it wu or warn•t medJum rare).
However, I must report that the
sandals you sold me are begin-
ning to show definite signs of
wear.
I admit I've worn them half
• Wlf lll0tµi4 the world-Japan,
Hong Kong, Wik• laland, Hono-
lulu, Mexico Clly, San Franclaco
and New York Cll1 -not to
tnenUon such abow 'Places as
Tijuana and HollywoOd (home
of tile stars).
The question Is bas my guar-antee run out! U 10, woUld you
advise me to have my sandals
overhauledt or trade them in for a ·new pair!
I have a feeling it would he
cheaper for me to do the latter.
Bui Ibo trouble Is, I've develop-
ed a decldod sentimental attach·
menL for my old sandals. It bas
;&ken me years to work them
Into their present comfortable
-If somewhat disreputable -
condition. II I decide to trade
them in, could you find a good
home for them? l mean I
wouldn't want them falling Into
the hands of Just ANYbocly.
Please advise.
Sincerely,
Jack Bidwell
P .S. When you stof. by, you
might want Lo kt a look
at our ~eat Bally shoes
from SW1tz&rland. They're
REALLY made lo lut.
Jack Bidwell
3487 Via U de at Newport Blvd.,
Newpor t Bea eh.
Plenty of free parking In t•e rear.
Oaly mlaates -(altont 70) froa tile
Ventara Free•ay,
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All · -. Recall· ·F·oes "Gather . . .. -.
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-' as, "t)'l'lcal of hll actions," then Iii~
lncumben:ey, ;Candld<ites .. F acf· J(o~rs Tonight~ -
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Tonight Is llio'ftrSl.-'-llld probably last ..,rrelhmenla then a wrilleJI' questJoo. estale tra-uon In. wl!ileflbe ~
-chance Foiilltaln valley residenls wtll answef l'<rlod· ' bJd ~ involved ·In tll9. wtthoUl-cllcllr-
have 111 ~ iµid ,hear all candidate. and \So\11• COl>didates and lncull)benli w111_ ing his inv<ilyanept,wi.o tM ~ ~
.._,,. .. ~ d\l'eCt <jllesti"'5 from cjtiien:i.' Scli~1·dlnlltld-~~ . " incum ... ~· fu •llie cily's .Sepl.'23 recall i>)!.)111 band as early as 7;30 ,pJD, Ill ·befONll\eCOWlcllJOl;.._~;:s
e1Ju6n.' "' · -~~bes :areex~_to 'behfrd ,and ~~~t>ut..,4'0Whj4'opf . .'•
• AU are expected lo be ,present· at 8 to ~SI'· poirit followmg l.ast week's, O· oontl~aaUng'fA,lt 'tber'10Dt ~e
p,m., in the cafeteria of Fountain Valley cbarigi:· ot comments between Mayoc·. repreaen~ nothing ·~1~1, tbenlore
be had c11ecked !'ilth ·.ev~. att.n,ieY"
Who said <the legal ptotectlcia.-tlw'('rrii:yor.
had referred to generally meint amiloes
such u ''garbage OOUedihgt ·.street
zweeping and other commcm' ~s.:~ '·
The !118}'Vl')!.'ld ~ .. ""'11QO,ol-tllt
Government COd&1 "hldi" llsteil ttemi
wben '• puhllc official need not declm
his tnteresl in a city Item.
Victory Smile
Ttiree-year·old Christie E. Foster ol Huntiilgton Beacb·char:rned the
judges at the Hollywood Bowl Jlnd won the l'lo!iss Ammca.'nny .Tot"
title. The city's.youngest be!~:f' contest.winner, picked from a field
o! 80, is the daughter ot Mr. Ml'$, Mit F~~ ~~ j)rlve. ~stinJ'.ageaci ueclitives _judged tile~-ren~• Guilil .Agency
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U.S. Command Confirms
North Viets . in Mekong
SAIGON (UPI) -The U.S. Military
Command announced today that for the
first time it bas confirmed the presence
of North Vietnamese troops · in tl'le
lifekong Delta' zotb of Saigoo.
Behind a mort,v and rocket attack. the
llanoi. .troops tried to over~ a South
No Trial Date, ' -
Set for Mother
In Tot's Death
Trial date has not yet been set for a
teenage Huntington Beach · m'other -ar~
rested Thur.day on charges of beating to·
death he:r 17-montb-O\d daughter,
A detention trial will be held at 9 a.m.,
Tuesday, to determi.ne if Gladys Marie
Baxter, 17, of 18042 Beach Blvd., will re·
main at Juvenile Hall in ·Or&nge ·or be ·
rele19ed tO the -custody of some other
authority.·
H1mtlngfon Beach police · arrested the
young mother 8fte.r four days of in--
v~atlon into lhe deal~. of litU: Le~la
Ann1Guzman, J7 mi>nthS, who.died ~
day cl. internal inJtDies.
A trial date •for ti*! ·murder : <:barges
may also be set Tuesday.mornitlg.
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6 ·Children ·Die
In· Ho~e Blaze
FiiANK.i.IN, Ohio (~Pl _: S.ven
p<r-. ojx ot lbem cbilci(on, died. in . a,
fire which .destitlyed a ·oneoatory five--
room house Sunday night.
Vietnamese army ltaining center near
Tri Ton, uo miles southwm al Saigon
and wttllin 10 miles al Camboda.
Tile announcemen~ said the 1ovem-
rhent defenders, mostly :recruJts, drove
off thf: attackers, tullng · 13,. but' Jost four
\JIJed and. 11 wounded themselves. The
fight was 'lbursday, with no reasoo given
for tbe delay in reporUng it.
"An element of'tbe North Vietnamese
Anny 18B Regiment was identified as
participating in the attack.'' the U.S.
Command said. ''This corillict. ls the first
confirmation in the hl,..ortccy o.f the warkof
a regular North Vletnamese army unit
operatUig in the IV Corps Tactical 7.ooe
(the Mekong Delta)." . ·
. South Vietnamese lieliCoP!er-gunshil"
and aitillery help¢ break .;p; ll)e ground
. &Uack' in the .aeven-bour.'battle, military
spokmnen sald. . .
The t8B Regiment was ldentilied either
from prisoners or from docwnents found
on the bodies of slain North Vietnamese
soldier!. .
Last reports of that unit had It Jn Binh
Long province" northwest ,of Saigon
June ,20. •
lt portended ·& l*Sible new <:ommunist
drive in the Mekong Delta, where U.S.
and South Vietnamese officials ·have
re'ported major progress· In' the tlfort to ·
· put vast areas under control of the
Saigon governmenL
ErOI' . since , 1961, North . Vietoamesa
ll)IOIJ! had been ftporled lnfillrallnl! Into
11\e delta u replat:elnen!a tor Viet Cong
unila wl>ICh had bit h>i .W.y 90ldlua to
repl8ct with local ,recrulta.: •
. Jn. amtJ:ier ~ev~ent,} the command
annquncta .the }?eginntn1 or·a .!.500-tnan
· offensive by· U.S. and South Korean
mar).nes on the laliod a10f1g lbe· coastt of
South Vietnam. SJnee it beg'an laA. week,
1oe opiralibn has killed llOJCommunlBt
lr:bitary '~kenne:i ~~ ~e ~~·!>tr.of
U.S.' trocJPr.!n;Vlelnam Uopped .tiy 1 lllO
last '"eek to, lll.llilmth loW of:lllt,oOb. To the nortb, AmOl'jan ,_ ljom·
barded ·Nor1h Vlelnam'a ball of the Dead an Bertha lilllard, 17, a mldent demlllfarized mne (DMZ) Sunci<y lor the
guest in the borne of Joyce Neal, and Jllh lime sln<t the United Stala ..Ued
Mn. Neal's six children, GleM F., 10; • offthe~bl!ll'ofthO~Nov.l.
Manha Arm, 9; David A., 1; Mike D., 15 .... ·."';. _$,. ~>;., ".._
month>: Elli• Ballard"Jr., 1, and U.vld Siffle lfl.,.kets
A. r.:.ro, $. , , • ~ ..,.., , r • h ~ ,,._...., ,... ="'-
T Ballard boi!S· ,were Mtt. N .. r. NEy.' 'roliki'1'11:PJ ~ ~ .. -
chi! ren by anolher marriage.. ~ lfs Week with a wlnnini pttform·
Mr1. Neal was burned over much of aoce tOaay, rt.Jac ,,_frcrn. tbi ttltt W
hor J>ody and In cMtical coocllUon. 1layin{ "" ~ IJ'OUllcl. (Set quola-
Authorllies said both w6nitn were tlc:int, Pqes~JD..tt), / ·~
11eparJled (rom their husbands. 11iey aa.id ·Tradinf ntar the c1oee wu moderate.
?\1rs.• HJUard bas Iii children. all llviJll 'rte Dow JOQM ind'11trial aY•lll <It S
tlsewbere. p:m. WU up IJl-,ll 136.51.
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High School, for !he -Chamber of Com· nobe)'ISchwerUeier.llri)neftCalltarg~ dicfnotreQUtrehlsto-'liil'~·
meroe _,.red candld1tes' night and CQwlcdman /obn Harper, wbo 1a·not The m•l'!'I'· obo·ioolt ·=~ A rert ... ·ol five mlnule speeches by "i~all targel, , · • -~-VaeDulc,. . ·
each candidste and Inciunbellt will slarl Harper ]ad ch\l•led Schwercllleger and H1rper with .-sqltf. -;-' .
ll'1\0 squabl>!e la espected' to be con-
tinued, !Onfl!il w111t _,...,~..;1U1C1<1nc lncumlimtacn~~oflilllnsL a1 · 1· p:m., followed 'by a 'break for wtth.c:onlllct of Interest, lllCl'cited 1 reil VllllDUlt'labeled tk lll810t'• ~
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City to Pick
At·chltects
For New Park
Selection of ao · McbiteCtural firm to
plan Huntington Beach'! Pft>Posed $3 ·
million, 14f.acle Central ·Park wW be
before the Clly Council tonlghl
· Couecllmen will also be asked to ap-
prov~ I recommended master list Of
firms to work with the named arcbltect
over: a three.year development period.
Recommended lor the ~ural
poot by City AdministratOC Doyle Miller
are two ilrm.s-Eck.bo;Dean. Aostin and
Williams of Los Angeles, ·and ~ ·
Bigler and Associate. of Laguna Beach. ,
Master mt reconimendaUons included
Cornell, Bridgers a n d Tro118', Loe:
Angeles; Courtland; Paul and Asioociate.s
o! P~ilde~; ~U,.00, ~.and
1'floi1i;. f'ffll<l11o -IP.ii · .. ~
lleynolds, i,lq Beacji:', 1 • • • I
Tiie llkcre ~I · Piirk In rthe .
Golden ~ill sttelt,''i'Olliert 'Menue am·
w!O k-~ b1•~el-aJ and ilate, ~ mi 6y bolld dionij voad by the
citizens last June.
Estimated cost of ·lbe first phase ii 11.3
million which includes a 170C,OOO grant
from the . federal Housing and Ur'ban
Development Agency.
The current timetable plans for
development of the lanci USe plan 6y
February Iil'IO, calllJ\g for coestructIOn
bid! In May 19'10, and lbe start of con-
struction in ~ul~ of next year.
Also on bt'i .. agenda ii a public
hearing on the renewal of a bUslnes!
license for the Ei:ecutive Suite Salon .. a
sauna parlor at 1743t Beach .Blvd..
, The establlshirlent 'fiO the ICtnt of the
arrest of thret women last April 16 on
prostitution cl:iarges which were later
reduced to disturbing the peace.
· The police department has recom-
mended that the council refuse to renew
the license or Emma M. Van Buren.
owner of the business.
Clly Allomey Don Boola II expected to
make a recommendation on the Police
Departmenl '• propOsal. A third Item ol. jnterest on the agenda
is the proposal of ·City Administrator
Miller lo spend. up to-$15.000 on lllre<I and
civic center ~coralion.s next December.
Planned are permanent display• on Main
Street and Paclllc Coast Highway.
Road and streetslde signs rather"tbail
overhead displays are rtcommended. The
proposed panels would have removable
copy and coukt be used for other OC·
caslons than Christmas. Tho COWICI! meet< II {:30 p,m, and 7
p.m: in the council . chambers in
Memorial Hall.
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Anonymous Tip
Torns Out False
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Nixon to Tell
More Pullout ..
Pl~s TuesdaJ
'WASHINGTON ()JPll-Prea,1d'ent
Nlipn· wW lll1DOllllCO !bi ne:a, stage ol
American troop wllhdrawaIJ ·fram Lviet.
nam _Tuesday mornlng, the l\'hlle ·11ou1o
uld ·today. . •
Asked about a statement by Sojitb_ Viet.
name.se Vice Prts.ldent Nguyen Cao KJ.
that 40,500 more American ·Gis lfOU!d be
pulled oul by the. end of ,Nov~r, Whit•
House Press Secrelary RonJ)d Ziegler
said "actual figures" would ccme from
the President.
Ziegler refused to say whether the
40,500 figure was correct. He said Nixon
wvuld,..make .P'lbfic the "actu,.l flaw-~
!Ji a writt<n statement at •-1::111-1.m.
PDT Tuesday. .
, .ni.. prai ~~,;a1, ~ ltoao
' men. 'was Colnpl>ted 'by the e..t· ol
Anguot. ~bedtodl-1'e:tiwooll ...
P."1'X'" ,!f!e, IOCCiad' ll'lllO • ol .s.. '""" ~ent., .. ~,.
llilt ~A~. ft tbt -.~., ...
llC>.Hiciif be WU clflaylllg a clecWoif 11114 ~ · for ""''" reports .0 . lnl•nafflrd ~ llllad<s whlcb .OCOIJTOd In
qilci-'August' fo~oWlng a Ioog IUllllller lull
'!II the battlefield. '
. Ziegler reveal~ .that Ni%on decided on
the....,ond.poase of lbe wttlldrowal· prlOr
to Friday's big stralegy' llOISlon u . Ibo
While House with top diplomalic,
milllary and inlelllgence,aclvt.m.• •
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l1< 11i · 1..r · ~ictar••· . ' Ziegler sald that decision Included ...
C!. ,tag . .Ill ' •
• Th• 11811l• oi_!l!e gam~~ ~ball mid F.Nntain'.va1tey!H1il! Sdioors:
' I tual flgures. _ .
Following the Friday CODI-Oen.
varMty. clleerll!aders luWoW1\y await•oiperitilg'liight·ol'lhl! 1Jti9•seasob. · ' ~ c~ (lo!lol;i;beads 'ibe, Baron "shOutlng ·~· Other · Cliter!ead'ers 'are (JiotlOm\ left to:ligJ!t:} Ginny, W.eber,~VOl!De \V.;ida,
, Barbera Ri~•·llJld J~·Seytie.rt:. , ". _ -• ~,... ·;
Crel&bton W. Abramo, U.S. cco~:bxn.·
mander, returned immedl.atel71 to Salgoa
anc1w1111in1woJJours,a11er his.~ 11e ~ peraooally lo~ Nfuen
.Van Thieu. · · . ,
3 ·B~r~-to Death .in C~i: -_-
Thieu met with bis security advilen to-
day between another meetinJ· with
Abniw. . Aller tile llecurlly , ~
meeting, Ky told al the planned 41),ICJO.
man pullout. • :.~ •• ,
Ky !aJd there was no cllaaarefment
belwe<n the U\llted Slales civer ihe.IO;loil
figure, which he wd ·1ncl11w u.s. -..
S d. · s, ,4 ·F · . , · • · mari!Jes, parlitroopo and. •;Anny wp. .pe ' . on ' f:t_ ·.· :re.ew_a,· 'Y_. ~=::.r::·~s: ~ .:.r~.:i: . . . .f' an)r new pea~ lnitlaUves -!j\v&.have .
Folirpe111J111, lndudinflhl<e burned tO
death In ·a Car' diiveri ,by a yquth who
J\9pik<i lo . aid' • niotorist w~ ,-auto '
stalled on the Santa • Ana Freeway are
d~d .~Y as ~ l'Ol'IJ1t al \Vee~end lraf·,-
f ......... -•. ,. ' ic ac;owr;a.i~· , 4 ••
Kil\ed iri the fl~. colllslor:1 ~atlp'da,Y ;
night were lionaJcl ilonda:2'!.;!lll •Iller
IHI . Comity Tr•f~c . . 1'81, ' Ill . Death' Tiil . HI -
t I ' <
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, , , . , made enough ~-" ,,_l _ ~
Htlmple . w•s.'drlving the ciu; which "We thlnlt' It ,~ l!me-'IQ.,... :.,_ a:••~ into.,uie Mcond aulo, acconllnJ resPonslbWlies," X, .aohl:':W"'-•1'i now'
1 can•bfe lo -ll<e. "'e 'Am ....... ," to CHP inYestlgati:lra. · " ' · -~ .,.r ~ :~r.:tI~'I"" ~•"wi1•kllliil'at 5:301•-1]1· tclc!4/Jii w1~t::1~Jr~~~~,
t(ie,attldept'hM>Mng tho w""t •.weeper, -poo t wbld> -, · p1e1~ •···
wtllcb 1elt mQlor~I SllVado( As!Otga;31, ;;;q.,lh. U"~Y..!'~·;:;i:.i=m...,~
all>ili'lliqo, abo seMdusly tiiJ~• f<Porled hoi. to,._.,,• lllCIJl1'U , 'A!l~aa was reported ii\ .veey _,..rloua IOll,000 Americans by lbe end al lbe year.
cbndltlon ' al Sa•la · Ana · Cbriipiljliily , Wbethier tfio U.S. u.c;p WlllillriWOI hW"
l\"'Jl!tal, 'ibi!O_~ drivet ol lhe '1°e0r>er full Soolh Vl-.1!!~ Ill~ WU not ·~ w1tll minOr head lnjur[U. .• , , kMwn. Abrl!Jll bejd a 9,,;I~ of confer-
. H~ · wU .ld!l\llfied _ aa ~ ,Man-, enc:eo wtlh Th!"' 'fl'! 'l)l!oi "cil)ed an
devllle, a ,. •(-.168il Vbfa 'Jj<L M.~r. . eoiergtnc:y -~"' 1111 NIUopal Seo C.j!OO'ino n.ac11,. ·-ding tO CllP Ji> , cunty Council. , .. . -. v'stlgatof,1.r •· 1 • ... : • ' ~
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[~ Vallq lodoy 'prabed the Ulp-
per of the lllUm USS Pruk E. Evans al
Illa c:ourl martial u 'CGnpel<nl and fair.
Cmdr. A1Wt S. McLemcn. 40, ol
"'Vallejo, la dlarpil with ... ,iv-and
•<lertllc:llao ol duty -..mg ll'lm the
• lnlllc JUQe 3 c:olllalon al the Evalll and
tho Australian aimwll carrier llMS
Mtllloome.
' He llu pleod<d 1-lo an dwt ...
• "He la. pnidenl, Clftlul and ldchl1
• quallfled as • mmm1nct1n& omccr ...
~Fast Action i
Sayes Boat
_'At IJ.guna
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Pranpt lctlaa by lllrbar DeparbM>t
patrol .. .,.,. Sundly .. wd a 21-fool
JIOl'"1>oat from linking off Abalone Point
alter -_ .... bad -lhe v.....i.
The boll .... ·the 21-loot o...m crube
MW Mary owned by J. F. Wren, 1111 E.
&!boa Blvd. 111111 _.t<d by William
A. W~<( Ibo Wiit -· A iothelbrllor ,w ... 111111.·~~~ ~; Jrrrr " lllmtlolton ......... •'-L...o.• -"'-It I AM ·-----a llul>merpd Umber wblch ripped ,GUt a Jtrut IAC[ plank. The trio were
pl<?! up "' .. -DWb1 .....i. Tbll -DOpa..-rapanded to a can 1na the O>utGurd a11:10 p.m.
llatill am a. boot .... llhlklDc rapldly.
Tbll Hatllor Do-t arrived an
tho -at 5::12tofind11><-•-1 almoot .,""*JO!!:'"'-pit aboard the boll
.... -lo bop up wllh the Inflow ,.,._ 111111 ,w,. .• enl -to help bail
·~ lland.. . ; Allother lllrbar Dewtmmt boa\ was
1lloallr diloatdled lo the .,... will> -·
1pampr .na bet Kn the twO tbeJ tePt the
1bolt aflott until tt WU towed to Blactie'J
.Bool.Yonl wl>ero It waa ~
Tommy Heinsohn
To Coach Celts
B06'l'ON '(AP) -The -Ct!Ucs _ . ....,_ 1fll'Clblllpelil r. T""· "" e-. ,....,. ~ 1--· • "*"'" ""NatloDil-U A-d•tlm dmnplona.
-lllonqer Red Auerbadl ... """W"'d the 1ppotntment -at a M1'I cm-'
ltnnco. Htllllohn -dliftnst,.: mr Bill Ruudl who OllllOllllCOd his
ftllpition wller th.ls 1U1111Der IS
~ llld, ''Tammy hu bttn Jli.
timololy ilmllftd with the Celtics .....
his -He bu comslted with me olten. He -. ... perlOlllltl, and he
bu ecouted for us ...
Auerllech, who bu been trying llllSU<•
ceafuDy to penuade Ruuell to ntum
for ooe more seuon, said, .. It Is
'NICel'll1 fer ua to move forward for
tbll lltUOb. We cannot wait any lonpr
foe Bill.'"
3 Die in Speeding Car
TUOWMNE CITY (UPI) - A JUib·
fplld. palStiig maneuver on a narrow
"""" .... -the u ... of -Jten. !II"" ml 1njund • fourth.
Tbll deod ...,. Dlant Stanovich 11,
Sima Vlllaa•: Linda Sanden, 18, and
Stepbtn Edwanl Rulllno. 19, both ol
TUolumnt City. llollald Blgp. 20, alao or
1)mluome Qty, WU In fair condition
after IUlf•'nW& injuries. The youths' car
ltted to -aootber auto at high spted,
and barreled into a brkl&e abutment.
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AFTl!R NARROW ESCAPE OFF LAGUNA, BOAT PUMPER SMILES
P•u-r J•rry Goodwin '!! Hunllntlon ll••ch Stlll •Aboord Mini Mary
SmogFoeOpposesBeacli
S.~am_ Pla _nt ~~R'!f!S~~
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looat!am.
Dr. A. J. Hea,...&ni~ of tbt C.llOcll
llaf!, IQO the moot. leuible metllod of
red•cine SIJlOI In the Southland ii to
abolilh 'l""•tntlonal .JIOl'er plaail and
create nllclear ones.
Dr. Smllh, a -at tbt Catifcmia
lmtJtute of Technolo11, says CODVtnticml
power plants which burn fo!Sil fuel to
produce electricl\y are with automobOes
the major CIUBe of smo&. Dain& away wttb automobiles-« even
Police Rookies
Hit the Books
At Golden West
About 50 police root!os from 1$ pollct
departments in Orange County hit the
books today at Golden West College.
They are attending a two mooth long
smioo at tbe HunUngton Beach campus
deslgned. to prepare them fer the new
jobs they have found at variaus Jaw en-
forcement agencies.
Formerly held a1 Orange Coast College,
the Orange Cow!ty Ptace Offlctra•
Academy moved to Golden weal lhl• fill
lo tale advantaae of a new bulldlnl CIOP'-
tainini two lara:e clwroom.s for M and
41 studenll u wtll u a ntWly equipped
crime laboratory.
S-ed by tbe Oms• County
Ch!o!J' and -· ~lion and the Or-Clout Junlcr C.Uege Dlatrk:t, the ·~ trains llnt-llme poUcemen live diyl a week front I a.m. to 5 p.m.
Ten units of credit toward the U'!Oclate
ol arts decree are granted to officers who
complete I.he nine-week academy ..
So lhat leavta power planll u the bt!t
debarkatloa point In the battle qlimt
-.J>e Aid. .
Aa a 'lint lltp, he said, allllmde.s
abould dtny bull<flnr ptnD!ll for thrtt
coav~ power plants planned for
~ In the gtntral Loi Angtles
art...tht Southern Calilcmia Ed1loo Co.
facilities In Huntington Beach and Ven-
tura and the Pllya Dtl Rey !nstallltion
propooed by the Los Aagele.s lltpartment
of Water and Power.
The chemist said every hour a plant
b~ fuel to produce electricity it in-~ the nitric oDde content or the
atmoll>btre.
Nltrlc oxides, he said, Ls what give.s
imog Its sting.
There were 12 smog alerts in 1055
when some 12 million kilowatt hours of
e5edricity were produced in tbe Los An-
pies area. he said.
"Since then. the figure has risen more
than threefold. lt is almost 40 billion
kilowatt hours now. and it has beat
estimated by the Air PolluUon Control
District that the electr!c -11 -in the buln by lll80 will be IO billion
kllowatt hours," he said.
" ... Instead of doubling the amount
of electricity to be produeed in the basin
by 1980, production bas to be eliminated
altogether or produced by nude.at
power," he satd.
Fountain Valley Kids
To Have Kick Coming
A free kickine clinic for Fountain
Valley youngsten will be held at a: 30
J>M. Tuesday, on the football field at
Fountain Valley High School
Loo Angeles Ram p!aco kicker Bruce
Gosstl~ a Founlatn Valley ruldent, will
dtmonStrate kicking techniques Md pro-
vid! lr<e Inmuc:lloa for tbt )'ouagatuL
V alleri Council to Hear
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' build a mobile home park on the norlh
side "' Ellis A ....... eeo fett ....i a1
-Stm:I. Ho II .... Uk!ni the ~ lo ~ planning denial ,.,.
ten pr.,,..,..i loll on the Wt1I skle of
QI.Ile Zarwa, ~taO feet north ol Slater ..........
The fblrd public ht.aring involves up-
d•t!n& ifthe-dty't nwttr plan ol parka,
while tbt Jut ls a l(l'lf; change request
for -cloolity apanmtnll <11 Iha norlh-......,. ol li:dlnfler Menuo and
Euclid Sttt<L
Wt Item on Tuf!Sdl.y'1 council agtnda
calls for lldjoumment until 8 p.m .• Sept.
30. to canvaaa tht recall electlco batlotJ
Thant . Urges
Red China
In Arms Talks
• UNITED NATIONS (UPI) -Secrttary
Gentrat U Tbact. dedarini that Iha
world ls caught up in the "mad momen-
tum of the arms race." urged today that
Communist China be brought Into all
disarmamtnt taJka.
"The threat of nuclear war I' in-
creasing every day," Thant told a news
conference.
••1t is now lime for every government
to make serious eUort.a to , associate all
fjve nuclear powen in aU negotlatioos fO!'
disanname.nt in ooe wa1 or anothtt.
"Only the association of aU five noclear
powm In cl1aarmameat otgolia!iolll wm
be tho !nd!sptosable mp to fashion •
world free from fear."
Thant aalcI tht pment Impaose
between Communist China aad the mt of
the world wu "a tragedy." He welcomed
the airport conference between Peking
Premier OKKI En-lal and Alexei N.
KOl)'g!n of tht Soviet Unioo. He Aid he
would be hippy to Re meetinp between
Cbatrman Mao TB&<ung and Prts!dent
Nixon and other world leaden.
Thant urged restoration of "nonn.al, if
not contlal'" relaUom between Com-
muru.t Olina and the United States. He
said the past year had oot seen any pro.
greu toward diaarmamenL
.. We have witnessed only mounting
escallUon,'' he said. ''The momentum
and progress of the previous year swn
to hive been lost. We are wUnesslog only;
the mad momentum. ol the arms nee.'
1be human community Ls at a very
-aouroacl. '!be cho!cts ... eltber to escalate the arnU: raoe or tD march
t.owanl general and complet. clJsarma.
med. which was the unanimouJ w111 or tbe Gwnl Aalel!lblY 1D ,_ .... .
Thant .......... ,...-..i;.;,~ ....... . tuanrhijh;ithf ~~
he Bald he did not believe tbt dealh of Ho
Chi Minh would bring any change in
North Vietnam 's polJcy.
The secretary ge.neraJ II.id said he did
not believe a cease-fire wu "practical"
in the 'present dttumstances In Vietnam
but lhat a general deescalation could
bring peace.
"On the wbolt, I am Olllhnisti<: about
the Vietnam luue," be said.
Elhrick Still
Brazil Envoy •
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HUNTINGTON BEACH BEAUTIFICATION 'GROWS UP'
Daryl Smith, S.ntoa and S1lv1dor lurlb1 Plant Palma
Trees Blooming
'Giant' Palms Part of Beach. Project
1-don't grow to lull me ovemigh~
exctpl In I1untJniton Btach.
For the past ftw Wetka vil!ton to the
lhml!ngton Bead> .shoreline havt gt<ri
gretled by llllJ.jrown palm lrffs which
hav• appeared on the Pacific Coast
Highway median and oo tbt beach park·
ins lot.
Jt hasn't betn the work of mysterious
elves, but of the city's engineering
riepartment whlch Is now right in the
midst of a !200.000 l.and.scoptog project to
bring shade and beauty to beach visitors.
Tr<e Supervllor Daryl Smith said ap-
proximately SIS palm ltte.! and 150 ol
other varieties will be planted during the
thrtt-monlh Jong project.
'lbt tree.s -most of them alr<ady
grown to full alu -are planted by •
private company under S mt t b •I
supervision .
Cost of tbe trees and landscaping Is
estimated at fM,000 while tighUng and ir·
rJgatidn lines will cost another $150,IXXI.
A city spokesman said the project. wu
originally to have been completed by now
but heavy n..b\s and 1trikes have camed
a three-month delay. •
2 Neweort Men, Lagunan
Arrested in Liquor Raid
By JOHN VALTERZA
Of .. 011Y PIM 11 ...
Three Newport Beach men and another
from Laguna Beach were free on bail to-
day after their arrest Ulls weekend and
seizure of 250 cues of liquor allegedly
stolen from a restaurant and six
distributors.
Detectives from Newport B e a c h ,
Laguna Btiu:h and tbt Dillrict AUomey's
offi~ arrested tbe foor men and 11eiied
the alleged stolen liquor valued at $17,500
at Feliclano's Reslal.D'ant; at WestclUf
and Dover drives, Friday night.
theft and burglary from the Surf aad
Sand Tow.en, IAguna Bach.
Whited will answer charges or r!<:eh·-
lng stoleo property.
An arraignment date for the four men
had not yet been 5el thia mornint:.
None ot the four could be reached for
comment today.
Deputy District Attorney Martin J.
Heneghan declined to elaborate on tht
drcumslancell of the thefts.
":That would be rom1nenting on the
evidence, somthing I honesUy can't do at
this point,"·he said.
They arrt!led Eugtae Rondoodo, 42,
1501 Cornwall Lane, Newport Beach ;
WASHINGTON CAP) -Ambas!adcr-C. Charles Dryer, 31, 1645 Sun.set Ridge
Burke Eltrlck aald today there bas been Drive, Laguna Beach ; Alexander TorbeU.
He said the foor men were arrested
together at the re.staurant and booked
shortly after midnight at Orange County
Jail.
All four have posted bail, he said.
Rondondo and Dyer posted $~.000: no change in h1a atatus as U.S. am· 25, 117 Via Dijon, Newport Beach, and
bauador l.o Brazil. E:dward \Vhited, 40, 309 Narciml.s Ave ., Torbett bailed out with $2,500 and Whited
posted 11.000. Elbrick commented to a reporter as he Corona del Mar.
arrived at the State Department for Dbt:rict Attorney's complaints charge
further diacussicm on bl.I abduction 11 Rondondo and ~with eight counts of
Henegban said the in\'Wlgation into
the case is "lli.ll very much acti ve."
days ago by Bruillan taTorilil. He mtt grand theft from alx liquor distributing
Sunday \llith Charles A. Meyer, uslatant firms and one count of grand theft from
He sald his ofnce, the two police
departmenL!. and state a I c o h o 11 c
beverage control agents conducted in-
vestigations for about three week! before
the Friday arrests.
.secreW)' of state for inter-American af4 the Saddleback Inn, loc.
fairs, and officials from the State Rondondo, Dryer and TorbeU face
Oe~t's Brull office. • 1 ~1 ...... chareea of conspiracy to commit grand ~~~~~~
Jack Marshall
121 Via \Vaziers
Newport Beach
Dear Mr. Marshall:
One of Our Well-Heeled
Customers Complains
That's the trouble with good
sandals. You CAN get emotion·
ally involved. A cheap pair
would have fallen apart belore
you got on a first.name buis.
At any rate, bring your sandals
by and I'm sure we can "make
a 'deal" -as they say in the
auto business. We .may even de-
cide to have the old pair bronz.
ed. lf the Smithsonian isn't in-
tere1ted in them, we certainly
are.
Dear Mr. 'Bidwell:
Some tim·e befon you moved
Into your new store nut to the
Lido Thtatrt I bought a pair of
sandals from you. About seven
years ago, as I remember.
Now, I don't like to sound like
some cronic, crank complainer
(I've never in my life Hnt a
steak baclt to the chef because
it wu or wasn't medium rare).
HD1'ever, I must ._t that tbe
aaadal• you aold me ant begln-ninc to allow dolinlta •lens of wear:
I admit l'vo wonJ lllem ball
Wl:J around tha world -Japan, ~ J!onl, Ww·bland, Hono-
lulu, Mulco City, San Franciaco
and New Yorlc City -not to
montlon sucb !how pl.-as
Tijuana and HollywGOd , (bome
of Iba stars).
The question "91 blS my raar·
antee nm out? u '°• would you
advlae me to have my -al•
overhauled, or ln<lo them ID for
a MW pair?
I have a feeling ft would be
chtaper ror me lo do tile latter.
But the trouble is, J1ve develo~
ed a decided sentimental attaeJ>.
ment for my old sandals, It has
taken me years to work them
into Lheir present comfortable
-if aomewbat disreputable -
condltion. U I decllle to trade
tbem in. could you find a good
home .for them? I mean, I
wouldn't WUl lhom falling mlo
tbe bands of jwt ANYbody.
Ploueadvlle.
Sincerely,
Jack Bidwell
p .S. When you stqp by, you
might want lo tab a look
at our ~t Bally oboes
from Sw11Jarland. 'lboy'ra
REALI. 'i. made lo last.
Jack nidwell
:Wl7 Via i.lu at N"'J'Ort Blvd.,
Newport Bead.
P~ •f free parkiall ha tile .-r.
OaJy _...,.,. (U.U 70) froa tile
Veat:ua l'reeway.
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Former Su1•n B•nson
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Clubwomen Hit Road
For District Meeting
Mn. Terry Thomas, Orange
Distri~ California Federation
of Women's Clubs, Junior
Memberahlp Is lnvlUng of.
fiCf.rl, cbalrmtn and members
of Orange Dlstricl to the fall
department cllnlcs.
Macro me
Technique
Described
NOWHOW'69
beauty• fashion • personality
it's new, it's fun, it's exciting
may co's fashi on and
beauty clinic for girls
7 week beauty and charm
course
10.50
mini teens, ages 11-14
niaxi teens, ages 15-18
buy tickets in the coed shop
of any may co store
classes begin the week of
sept. 22nd
mty co south co11t pl111
sen dl1go freeway •t brl1tof
co1t1 mt1t; 54.,.9121
hop mond1y throu9h s1turd1y
I 0:00 1.m. to 9:10 p.m.
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Bay Area Honeymoon
Selected by Molters
Zodiac Charmsr •---=i.go=AL-11-0T1CS=--1i--LEGAL--NOT1-CE----LEG-AL-NOl'ICE __ _
Jfoneymoonlns In Carmel
and. SM Franci!CO prior lo
atablllhlnl their first home in
Loi Ancelet are M a r It
Maurlco Maller aod hla bride,
the fonner SUaan Gall Bemon.
'lbe Rev. Dr. Philip G. Mur-
ray performed the dot.Ible ring
cemnony ln the Community
Congregational Church o f
Corona deJ Mar. Parents of
the bridal couple are Mr. and
Mn. Charle! W. BellBOO oC
Bllboll Idand and Mrs. R. C.
Heoli'S of Newport Buch
llld Frank J. Meller of Sao
Marco<.
Escorted to the altar by her
father. the bride wore an em-
pire gown o( sUk organzene
with a portrait collar, long
steeves and an A-line :s.kirt
which flowed Into a cathedral
tfaln. Veni&e lace trimmed the
~aign and was repeated in a
"1 J¥!adband which caught her ' t.Jaed Dluslon veil. White roses
and baby's breath formed her
booqiiet.
White organza cages over
Exhibition
Girls' Jewelry
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l Southern 'Cow!Ues Gos Co .. ::cllmlling 21 years as divls!on
!'ln.aDager for Orange COWlty,,
;: He · is succeeded by Donald
' r, ·E. Shively, N~rt Beath,
•. • formtrly the manageor of the
: ·: company's public relaUons.
Md a trustee of the Boys'
Club ol Santa Ana, He Is also
a member of the lndustrlat
Developmen t Division of lhe
Santa Ana Chamhf:r or Com-
merce.
:· : Kennedy, who joined the gas
:~ ' compariy more than 42 years
:; , a.g~ has seen the cu~tomers of
, -the gaa: company 1n Orange
' •'.Count)' grow from 42,000 to
·:; • 370,000.
! : He is JIN!Sident of the Chap-
11c is a past president or tbe
San1a Monica Chifmber of
Commerce, the Associlated
Chambers of C:Ommerce of
<>range Cowity, Santa Ana-
Tui;tin Community Chest and
the Santa Ana Rotary Club.
man . College board <1 l
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form al opening t>£ lhe r,1, rr111 1,,nch. Pierce. Fenner
;ind Smith I'lt., rl';:in111t 01t1ce in Scgerstron1 Cen-
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~i:;;t;-nt 1\1:111.1-?f'r (;"nr;<~ Dunton .Jr. (~taod'ing), says
1hl' S17.l 0110 11i1;rf' i-; ""nc 'Or thr 1nost eo1nplete and
snpt11~tic;1l!hl ii!\ l'i,\ 1nC'1.. {ut, '!I ics In the \Vest."
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On PUilout News.
NEW YORX -~I}.,... N.,.a that Iha Un!lecl
State· WU ~ lo'-a llft i._. Wll!>-
drawal fl<lll\ Vlitnam 1ent 111,·iloc;k mart« lllllltr
Monday in mod.,.iely ocllve trlidlnJ.. . •
Shortly before lhe *"""Iha UPI mart•twid• indicator ... bowed a 1ain or.. o.se percent cm 1,SH
l'asues cro•Slnc Ill•~ ... , Tltere wen 111 :advuces
anc1 •n declines. .
The · Dow Jon11 ,,,.,,_,. ot $0 blue eh!P. !Jl4..,_
trials was up 9.M at 131.11.ntu 'the ,clOH.
Volume amountecl to aroUll4' 10,llOO,OOO"bares,
about in lln• wllh Frtl11Y'• PtlC•·
The' st~ averafe Jainecl 1.1 to. 290. 7, with !J>.
dUJtrlala up 3.8, reill' up 1.2, &Ill\ utllltlee off .2.
Of 1,l!M il&UOS tradOd, 11$ adV~ and '" declined. There were 28 new hips tor the year and
67 new lows. ·
Analysts said the lllllrket d r. e w much ol Its
strength from remll'ks by Vice President Ky in
Saigon that 40,000 U.S. trqopa would be wltbdran
frolll South Vietnam by the end ot November. Ky
also said it wai ell>9Cled lhat botwoen 150,000 and ·
200,000 men would 6e pu!lecl out by Illa encl ot lt'IO.
'!be White Howe is to annowlce apecitlc Wit.bdra'!'al
figure& lomorrow.
Sixteen of tile 20 moswctlve !!sues on Iba New
York Stock E~e wen hiper, 2 ware· lower,
and 2 were unchanged.
Closing Big Board prices Included:
Natomu, up 5¥.o at 110%; Cbryeler llJI 111 at
4-0\i; Foremost Mcl(esson. ofl 'A at 2t11 ; Occi·
dental Petrolewn, up 'A at 281>; and Capital Cities
IlroadcaSting, off 'Ii at 28 5/8.
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·. 'Peols Paradbe' .· .· ·: . •• 7• Huntington . }Je(!Ch Farce
• •
Overcomes Shoddy Script
.
lly TOM ft'l'IJS ..... ...,,. ........
Watcbln.I •1Poo11 Panldse''
at ,the H!ll)lln&ton ~
t PllJbQe brings to mind two
old -Is "ooe 1ood wra o.tnes A1l9lher"; UJe
other, ·~ you have • good lhlnl 1oln&. doo' louse It up ...
Somewbert in between Ues
the mufm applicable to thla
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,......... TICIP .............. 11th K""9r ldl •••..••••••••••••••••.•. v ....... HM
Mia •111..i ••• , •• , ..... LlllY-Prt'llll
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11111110D11cal Englllh force, a
follaw-up 1o the J)la)'house'•
vastly auccesstul "See How
They Run" ol a few seaaoos
curtain anll, also .. belOtt,
tbe vicar goes throug)> moot of
tbe llhow without his --
'JUlcleot dlalacqe and ta ra""
aha'1> In tbe qulele! ~
when lhe can • put doW!r her ''-'th' • _ .. ··-·· ~-~Ult?}'~"'I"• I WWU1olll"llll:U ~~ ... 1'." IJ!.~ \lellf: Pr<>a<hel .. mabdlble ......,,
lllll liamp<rj her elfecU.....,_
Thelr hypel'ICUve ~
maid II played at tun gallop
by young Valeree """ wbo uses the lla,ft .as a racetiack
lllll beat Dlustratea t b«
prenlse ol all-out '"""'· Although lhe -falls Into U,. U.P·of repeatini her
funniest blla, ehe IUcceeds
biautilUlly ,at her wk olkeop.
Int 1he playgoer's funn7 bone
honed to a line ecl1e.
Llllyann Payne ts equally el·
recijve II ~ meddlesome old
maid 'who 'throws her COlh
alderabte weight around with
authority • and gusto. Tlie
play's most lmprobabie
character, she alao 111 ooe of
the most hllari011.
Colin "Gulvet. another
returnee in bis role, hu con-
siderably more to do tbll Ume. Alas, Poor Charlie ••••
. back. Lib ita predecusor, It
: la coq>Ody In Ila broadest
form. oft:e.n , hilarious; unllke
the former llhow, It depends on
· 01.dllDdiJb 1ituatk>ns to fill a
Soward SolonioD '1 pro-
duction 1eaaa beavUY on the
energy aiJd ,b\lagfnailoo of his
caat to prop up a saQtng plot;
parUcularly in the ftrat act
which la best endured and
forgott<n. In the oecond, the'
show taUs an abrupt swing
Into high hilaritf, I h e n
charu<e1 pace again In Act ill
to offer a more aubtle IOl't or
•lapatick.
out as the introverted VlsJtlng ~ : ~
· void left by an !ncredlbly
• awlul .,,;pt.
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q,unty.T,alent Sought
T tr'~ ... • ' P r e t end e r • in production ol rtady-made
Play-• In San Clemente acts. We abo wW cons\det all
hu ocheduted weekly agdl-original playa by 1 o c a I
tloill ...i talent reglttraUon playwrighla." '
f ll In -'--' and u · ~-istratlon for tbe llst an8! i!i!ncecs 0:;~.udevill; ~";~JUooa ror "Prelendera .. I
artists, " theater technltjans, production• wW be ionductoo11
ptaywrlgtita 1 .• d c1Jmton from I to I p.m. every Sundaf
trcm the area. • at the auditorium of Moost!
11ie ldU 1J providing to all Lodge 774, 105 Trabuco, Sad·
Utile theater gi'oups a llst of 1_c_i_em_e_n_t•_· ------·· name. anlj statistics of .all
avallabll taleiit, according. to
William B~. managing
dlr.etor: ·
"It~ ii" 1 tnown fact that,
whlle caslinl a j>lay, some
directws find" It difficult, if not
lmll0!5ibte to locate actors of
c_ertaln type, age a n~ d
eapabillUtt,'1 Barrymore sald.
Our registration .list will
ellinlnate much of the direc·
tor11 wa!\ed timt in search of
a needed talenL
"We are in a process oC
building a pool of, at leasl, 150
thespian& jnterested in
furthering their t>tent. We
abo intend to produce various
one to three.act plays, satires
1 and variety shows and ag,,i!t
·Mayerling OPIN
6:45
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· Set. a before. In a rural
~ vicarage, lhia ..,. ln-
·volyea football pool1 (hence
tbe tltle) ud emploYI a mm-
ber of e.rtbed clerical
O)'<bron at the V"'f tliJugbt
of pmbling to provide a
measure of conflicL Natiaally,
everybody geia tnt<I the spirit
of tbe thing before the final
Paul Sulivan, ~cling his rote u the '.Ou!tered lllll sput-
tering clergyman, ls first rate.
His comic timing Is tbe best of
tbe cast and he trlggen
lauahter with as little as a
facfa1 reaction to the play's
improbable events.
preacher, ...i he does jt with JQe Pel. Ros&0 offers· a boozy eulogy for his departed buddy in this scene from
uproarious aplomb. S!OIJhen the Costa Mesa ·c1v1t 1'Ia)'lll>use come;ly "Goodbye Charil.,," opening Friday. I
Uhler,'the only ca51 mfm1>er Other "mourn'!fs!' are (from left) Rick Gunst, Helene Ash, Ray· Scott and
called nn In underplay bis role, __ Pa_ul_G~ra_c_e;:.y. ______________________ ~11
;, relresh!nl aa the ll)ald's
dim witted beau, while Martin·
Fuchs u the· bishop proYl&a.a
unique change of pace ln the
final act, grinding the aclion
-but not the 1augbter -to •
e NOW-INDS TUISDAT e
-SHOWTIMI 7:00-
Port OM will be r1p1"'"1 N yo1 _., .... t.11..._9'
f :OO P·•·
1-...-laftalfll( 1 7 . _ _.._....,._.
AJ his more df-Wn .to
earth wife,-. Bila KisJ1er
tau& oU some of the sh/W's
**** EXCLUSIVS **** ORANGE COUNTY ENCAGE~filiT
UNctm-INTACTI EXACTLY AS QHIGINAUYSHOWN
2tOI ·-c.. ""'"' C.NM 411 ........... 671"'260
ALSO PL.I.TIN•
NIW It• WDTPN
UMITID
INGAS-IMINT
Winner Of
5 Ac•demy Aw1rd1
"IN THE HEAT
OF THE NIGHT"
Rod St•it•r
Sidn•y Poifl•r
netr,!>all,, .. . •.1..1: l ' t.lke . """' aequel$ ~· f Paradise" lac.b the Inherent
vitality or Ill predecesscr, but
this faWng ·ta coinpensatecl for
by some beautiful
performa-. making the
most of thelr·uslgnmenl with
aucb key lines u Miss
Sldllon's "Why aren't )'OU
it.ark naked on Middlewlck
Moor1"
For anyone who Jiist lites to
Jaugb -and don't we an -
"Pools" Is paradise. The show
conUnues ror four m o re
weekerids at the playhouse,
. 2110 Main St., Huntington
Beach. \
Opera Course
.lCROS.S 45 Make more
lively: l Cub1n 2 words
6port Item 47 "Cheerlo!"
6 Ricord 48 War god
10 A high 49 Common 111111'1 old !1111e: "club"
"l:lang 51 Refrain In 14 r • .A r19, songs
• -. I 5) NorthwHt h1nk of Territories: h1lr": Abbr.
2 words 54 Dlploaii1t's
15 Arctic title: Abbr. 1re11bod~ 57 Depressed
16 Turkish 59 In aceord
title of with the . honor rules 3 Last) words
17 Bestow1d 1 61Act111 of fam lly
cl1sslflca· 1dv1nce o: spat
Uon on 64 Bt ovtr· 4 Wllh ref· 18 Thost on tht dr1111atlc erenct to
othff side 67 Tow1rd the 5 Strong liquor: l' Part of mouth 2 words "to be" 68 Plano, drums 6 Various 20 Kind of and bass 7 Stravin sky
noise 69 Acts 8 Wlnltr
21 Renewed lnqulsltlvtly rireclpitatlon
23 Ch•1tterlstlc 70 U111ted 9 ~std
lllOdt of 1ctlon States profanity 25 Letttf N1v1 l In· 10 Big nlcknamt 26'0ne no telllgence: In baseb11t m11l1r whit Abbr. 11 Ro ckrt
one n Grating stage 27 Everybody 1rras 12 R1dianct
29 Be duly n Goody ll Kind of 111an ~~~~~~~~I worthy of 73 Dne of a 22 Dep1rtmenl = 31 P1rt of 1n ,... Billie boss lrrl111tkln ..... people 24 Needing HELD OVER
IOI omc1 OPIN$ 1:4S
SHOW STAm 6:00
COOLED BY
REFRIGERATION
A PHIL FEtDMAN PRODUCTION
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AmACnoN .... M•• ,.,. ....... .Vllll
pl'Oject 74 Gives Che cn1tch1s
)) Chlrc,,odlst's wron111n1wtr 27 At the blgl
concem 75 Father est point
l5 Food Junlprro 28 Body ol 17 Shut oul traditions
41 Mountll ln: DOWN 30 Of Co.b.. for 111 w1rslt1ps
42 Minister l Knave, tor one '2 Nu111ttlca l
pl1nli$olll"lllltY J: Strucblral 111nx 44 NO longer stetl 111ftll btt: 34 Rrsl1ur1nt hffe 2. words course
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)6 lnsuranct ad/usltr's
dtclsion: 2 words
18 Hard luck
''" 2 wcrds
39 Fora11 .
1ddlUonal
tim1 40 Takt 1
sl esll
43 Comectlcut
institution
46 F1ce:
""'' 50 Fl'jlhl
52 E11Jssarlt s
54 ln 1 'Slllt of entan'jlltmenl
55 --Codt
56 Came bird
SB Ch1flen1111 bO Lovt"11n
the Tlbtr
b2 Decide
content of
~ p1ptl'
b) Ont Wltoie
·Word II 1tO
b5 ~~of 1111
66 This: Sp.
SOUTHlltN CAllfOINIA
EXCLUSIVE
6th SMASH WEEKI
A ONl·IYID MAJOR
Hll ODDIAL1 HllOIS
THI NAZIS AND CHANGI
THI CALINDAI OF HISTORY
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2nd FEATURE
BllEATHTAKING
REALISM I
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MO:JIZID3
"Jn editing the show we ran lr.iiii;:~~~~ji;i~ll
the two tracks side by side so
that we can interplay the ex·
citement between the audience
and th t en t erlainers,"
Kushnick. said. "I trunk this
tatts it-out of the element of a
black F..d Sullivan show."
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JOHN 61111. ft W/t!IE . CA"1f'lllll ... :.... ,.,_.. .,
Abo-'4JchMI J. Pollart! hi
"HANNIBAL BROOKS"
NOW EXCLUSIVEL YI
Starring PATTY DUKE '
'111£fft. Ph11 A11clrty Hepb1r. I•
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ll47•9&0a • HUNJINGTON 11ILllCff
14th WHk ·List Wuks
-Plus-
J•n• Fonda In
'Barefoot in the Park'
IOTH IATID "~" ---JOHN 6UN KIM WAYNE • CAMP8EU. • DA118Y
A.1101 To11y C11rtl1 •""
Tttrv Tllo111tt h1
'1HOSI DARIN• TOUNe
MIN IN THiii
FLYING MACHINU"'
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l'ktorg St1aile
Tbree-yearo~ Christie E. Foster of HunUn&\<!Jl-Beach charmed the
ludJ!u at tlle Hpllyyi®cl Bowl and "°" lhe,"llJIU 4'!>~ Tilly Tot"
liUO: The ci(y'o.fOODgUI beauty 91utest Wlll9K, J!l"od !1"'!!1 •l>fie\d
of Ill 11 lh• UUl!lil/:< of Mr. and Mi's. Artie Fostet, 1291 MYrUe rive. casting agel!Cl'·execuUves jud&od l1f Screen Cblldren's Guild Agency
contelt. f • ..
U.S. Command Confirms
North Viets in Mekong
SAIGON (UP!) -The U.S. Miillary
ColllDIBlld ani>c>llnced ·today that ,,.. the
first time it bas confinned the prese~
of North Vletnamest,, troops in the
?1:lekong Delta soth of Saigon.
Behind a mortar and rocket attack, the
Hanoi troops tried to over-run a South
No Trial Date
Set for Mother
In To t's Death
Trial date has not 'yet been set for a
teenage Huntington Beach mother ar·
rested Thunday on charges o€ beating to
death her 17·monlhrold daughter.
A detention trill will be held at 9 a.m .•
Tuesday, to determine U Gladys Marie
Baxter, 17, of 18042 Beach Blvd ., will re-
main at Juvenile Hall ln Orange or be
released to the custody of some other
a.-Hy.
HunUnilOD Beach police arrested the
youn' mother after four days or ln-
vtStig1Uon into I.he death of little Leslie
Ann Guzman, 17 months, who died sun..
day of intemal ii1Juries.
A trial date for the murder ~I"
may also be aet 1_'uesday morning.
6 Children· Die
In Home Blaze
FRANKLIN, 'Ohio (Al'l -Seven
penons, six ol them chlldren, died, In a
fire which. d_estroyed 1 ane-lb'y five· "'°"' house Sonday nlibt.
0..d are Bertha Hllllrd, 17, a realdenl
111<11 Jn the home of Joyce Neal, and
Mll. Neal'• m children, Glenn F .• 10;
Manha Anll, 9; David A., 7; Mlke D., 15
months: Elli.a Ballard Jr., •· aod David
A. Ballan!, I. '
Yietn.a.mtse army training cet1ter near
Tri Ton,. 110 miles 'IOUtbweat ot: Saigoa
and wilhin 10 miles of Cambodia.
The anoouncement said the govern·
me.nt defdlden, mostly recruits~ drove
Off the attack.en, tilling C, but lost four
killed ·and 11 wounded tbetnsdves. The
Ii&b~ was Thanday, with nO reaSOll given
ior the delay in reporting It.
"An e10m.ent of the NCl"lb Vietnamese
AmvJ JIB Rqlm'!'t wu ldeotllled as
partlcipaUng In the attack," the U.S.
Command said. 1'1'.hiJ cmflict ls the first
c:onllrmation In the history ol ltle wsr of
a regular North Vietnamese anny unit
operating in the IV Corps Tactical Zone
(the Mekong Delta)."
South Vietnamese helicopter gunships
and arUllery helped break up the ground
attack in the seven-hour battle, military
spokesmen said.
The 18B Regiment was identified either
from prisoriers or from documents found
on the bodiet of slain North Vietnamese
soldiers.
Last repori$ or that unit bad It In Dinh
Long provinot nor1hwest of S a I g o n
JUDe 20.
It portended a pos&ible new Communist
drive in the Mekong Della, where U.S.
and S o u t h Vleloameee officials have
repon..i majcr progma In the el!Ort to
put vut areu under control of the
Saigon government
Ever. lince . 1111 North Vletnmn'"
, troops had beel1 "'porled lnflllraUn1 Into
tlle1 delta u replacem,eirts for Viet Cong
units·Whlcb bad k>lt,&oo:mlllJ' aoldJert to
replace wltl" loc:al recrultt. •
, In !"'"'her d~~ lhe CO!lll!'l\ld
'"llOllnced \he bfldiiiUn. of. ~.3,!00-man
cff•Mive 1 by u.s: ;aM South Korean
marines ,.. !lie ls1@d alq the coUt ol
So.U.·Vletna:m. Slnceil be«an tut week,
the: -ation hal killed Ill Communlll troops. ,.
J\lililar)' IPOl<""'tll aald lhe number of
U.S. •troops Iii Vletna111>dropped by 1,900
1a.'K week to an lknoatb Jaw. d 50l,GOI.
,To the north, Amqlcao &lP b<Jn·
hiu\!ed North Vietnam's hsll of lbe
d""1lltJriud """' (DMZ) Sunday for lhe
l4tlr time. sJn<ie the. Unit,e!J Sltlfs called
oil the ~etlbe noith.Nov, L
... 1ceu '
11le Ballan! boy• we"' M"-Neal'I 'NEWYORlt (AP).-!111e.al0iot: msrket
chlklml by aootMr marrlqe. ..,.i itf-t wltb a wlnnlllf perform.
Mrs. Neal -homed ovft' mud! 00 ;uce;1'!ilf~.llml··~ lli/C~nd
h<r body and ln cr1t1car ~IUon. aiaylnll oo~ .,....i. (511 qucia·
AuthoriUea ukl both women were lion&, l>qea »it).
1eparated from thdr flusbandl. 'lbey uid Tradifll•near·(he dON wu moderate.
Pi•n. Htilrd bas ail chUdre.n. au. Uvina: "l1'e Dow JonM indUlbi1I 1ver•se. at 2
eloewber<. p.m. was up 1.1$ •I l30 .•.
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All ·· ·.Recall
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.G. . ... h , ·at ·er
l ri cumbents, _ Cand:id{ites ,_F ace. Y o~rs .. 'f onight ·
,._ . . . '
Toolghl ls Ille 1ini-and.probably laal "'!reshmentt \.... a mitten quei&n. estate ir-In 1'J*ll tbt · •
-chance Foonlaln Villey residents will anawer per1oc1."i" had been tmlvod In U.. wl-~lir-
have to ,.. an,cl, hear all can<lidates and Somo candldjlles and lncum~ wiij i"I bis lnw!reuleDI wlioa 1111· lllld•wt
. t bfo •on band u earfy as 7:30 p.m. to · before~~ tar a_IDllt dlali&. -1~011 In the-cit~ s-S.,,I. 23 ""all answer direct questloris lrom ll!jlmia. ·-• SCbw't'llf-adlll-Harpeo'• faN
election. " Speedlcs are expected to be hard.and 1wer. oorrtet, but c11aiec1 l"8 eppPFillj's
All are expected to be present al 8 ro the polnt following last weet's s-cond~Jon, aUUnt tba& $be sOne ~e
p.m., in the· cafete'rta ot FountaJn Valley chaqp ot complentl between MayOr ·repreaented nothlqc ~. ~
High Sdlopl, !or the.Chamber of Com· Roberl SCbwertfe1er, prime recall.target,• Gid.nol~e ,hls.\o"rfl!lli lilf ~·
me<Ce. 1P0049red .,.gdiqales' night. l\Dd Councilman Jolu! Harper, who Is not The mayor alio toot a swJJij fl .,call
A serie~ or five i;niplile s~es by a recall larget., ~ . _ ,leader t:.uieoe \'._anDu lr:,.Jbreatmiac bbn ·
each candidate and mcumbent will start Harper had dl~ed $Ch-,erdlfeger ~nd a.,.. 'tt:lth aJander satta. M _
at · I p.m., lo1lowetl by a break for with conflict of 1ni;eres1,.and died, a .real Vallllult lal>eled the ml.!°"' ~e
City to Pick
Architects
For New Park
Sele<:liun of an architectural firm lo
plan Huntington Beach's proposed '3
million. 146-acre Central Park will be
belore t~ City Council lonighl.
· Councilmen will also be asked lo ap-
prov.; a recommended master list• of
f.inna-to-work-wilh the· named"-ardlilect
over a three-year development perl6d.
R'ecommended for the architectural
post by Clly Administrator Doyle Miller
are two firms -Eckbo, Dean, AusUn and
Williams of Los Angeles, and RidW'd
Bigler arid Associfiles of Laguna Be~
Master list recorilmendatioru: Included
Cornell. Bridgers a•. d Troller, Los
An&eles; Courtland, Paul and Aaocla1a
<f., P-l ate• , 'f• Pfl-1 ~ ~ Pf'iidtna,' '>lilir ~ -I'""
lleyaolds, UJng Be&ch. •
'll>e J..41-acn eeirtral' Part Jn · the
Golden Wiit mn,et, Talbert kv.,ue aru
will be ~ "l iecteral Md .tale
granb .ll1i by . bond lliOney voted by the
cilliens lapt. Jupe. •
E!timated cost of lhe first pb.asc is $1.3
miWon which tnCtudes a $70f,DIXI grant
from the 0federal Housing and Urban
Developlrient Agency.
The current timelable plans for
development of the land use plan by
February 1'70, calllng for construction
bids in May 197'0, and the start of COO·
&tructlon in July of next year.
Abo on tonlgbl's agenda Is a p\JbBc
hearing on the rmew.i or • business
licen5e for the Ei:ecuttve Sulte Salon, a
sauna parlor at 17.U. Beach Blvd.
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The eatablishment was the .cent or the
arrest o! tl1ree women last April 16 on
prostitution charges which were later
reduced to disturbing the pesce.
The poUce department baa ncom.
mended that the council -refuse to renew
the UceMe of Emma M. Van Buren,
owner of the business.
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· 3 Burn. to "Death in Car
City Attorney Dem Bania 11 expected to
make a recommeodaUoo on the Police
Department's proposal.
A third Item of interest. on the agenda
Is the proposal of City Admlnistrator
Miller to spend up to $15,000 on street and
civic center decorations next December.
Piannod are permanent displays oo Main
Street and Pacific Coast Highway.
Stopped on S~ Fr~ew(ly
Road and streetside signs rather than
overhead displays are recommended. The
proposed panels would have removable
copy al)ll cookl be used ,,.. other oc-
casions than Qlristmas. The council meets at 4:30 p.m. and 7
p.m. in the council chambers in
Memorial Hall
Four per1on11, Including three bu1netf to
death In a car driven by 1 youth who
stopped to aid a motorist whose auto
stalled on the Santa Ana Freeway are
dead today as lhe result of weekend traf·
fie accidents.
Killed in the fiery collision Saturday
night were Ronald Honda. :Ill, hil !iller
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T• Cheryl, ti, and her young friend, 11-ye&r· Anonymous lp old Lynn Ristow, all r4 Fullerton.
Los Angeles re.Iden! Manoel Lopez. 17,
T 0 F ls wa.s killed early toilay when the c. in urns ut a e Whlch ho WU a pustnger &lammed Into
, , , a ilow·moving 1trttt neeper on the San-
An anonymous phone call sent Police ta Ana Freeway near Laguna Canyon
ocrambllng thrOOgh a Huntington Buch Road. •
df\11 store Sunday Jor a botnb that wasn't InvesUgator11 for.. the. C a 11 for n l a
lhert. H11hway Patrol uld lhe thrae 'Fullerloo
Heimple was· drlvll)g, the 1car1·wlUch
crashed into the second auto,• ~&
to CHP invesUgaton.
Lopez was killed at 5:30·a1m. today In
lbe accldeot lnvolvlnl thi-atreet'rfteper,
which lell mot«lll Sal•-Allorp, 31,
ol San Diego, also .m-Jy· Injured.
Astorga wu rt-ported tn riry ltl',ious
-... Santa Ana Community
l!olPllal, while the drlvu of theJW...._.r
e.C.ped wlth mlnor'bead'lnj~. ,
He was Jdentlfied u ttidrt\11 ·Man--'
deville, 33, of 16182 VIit.i dd Mar,
Capistrano Beach, aceGrdln1 •to ·CHP in-
veajl&atm.
Edison School
Still Upfinish~JI
i;>oUce re«ived the phone tip about f rtsldcnta died when their Cat wu:'"struck
p.rri., which said there was a ISomb, or from the rear and two other motoritt.s The clasaroom1 are unfinished, the
bool>y·trap, placed Jn the me al were badly hutl).n lhe same ~dent. physical education aludentt ¥e hot.~
Brookhurst street and Adams Avenue. Scott frtde(tck, 17, of San M~., ~eaty and ther• b .,no f l1i~ 'the
A thorougb, 40-minute sesrch, bowever, driver ol the stalled car Ille llohda youth cfletula but according ID Prtril:lpal
lailed·to turn up any eVldenct ol a liomil.' slopl>ed loc, was ,.rJOW1lJI lnfured; along ~est ·p.,...;, t;ltrEdllon 1llP !!Cbool
Police also looncl' no lnlorlriation 11 lo with 11-year .. ld Stephen Helmplc, o1 aludeoll ·'"1 "IWIC ho."
whomJ8'!1hav~ma<lethe .u\L· !l"'lf~~ Part.", , , : • • .Desplje f1oocb,.w'll'k "='and . . . . ' . , . t.,~~)illl~~ ~
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11'1 o m~1ph!J''1olillolira•~..irt.1 Ctldlng ~· ~ui.~•1 Q•~ otllir 'scbcloi.,
u, "11Pfc:al m'bls .act1am, • then -
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who alid•lb6.•lepl ~the -had-referred ta gene:raDy meant ...vica
such as "garbage collecting, -1weeping and other common 'ttei:ns,,"
The mayor had iJuoted • -r4 tho Govermnent Oode-f 1fhk:h U1tect · tliiml
. when a public ofOCial need not declare
bLs interest in alcity ttem.
The squa bble is expected lo be con.
tin&ied looi.mt -~lea_, illcUlrlbe1111'!'ciii-allcieiibmi1icl 11~
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More Pullout
Plans Tuesday
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~CO\ltlmartialascompelentandrair. cm<!r. l>avld A .. lllrio,J M,,ol LciJ o.• ·1'.•(J.g.) James,\. HOp<!0!1, 2t, or
cmdr. Albert s. McLunore, 40, or An«eles, opened llfl cue, tlyU.1 lf'prove Xat\SlS City, Kan., who was the junior of.
IL (j .. ) ,Jfllt"1 W. ·°'""' II,. d Gliliyi.r, Ill, .,;other l!lv1m o1r1cer;
.............. ind told tha -!Jiatc flllme Iii aoUty MeLemore ot cl\!Dl ... 1n the lhlp'• 11au ... nuJc1 lirins .., dreulllg'dowu."
''V.U.Jo, Ii cbar&ed with negligeneo and ·Mc(.emilre'• negligence 1., toe colllaloo fl<:ar o1·111< lleck at tbt·tbne, t...Uied
_.,detelioUoo ()( duty stemming from the that kllltd 74 Ev&IJS crewmen. McLemore had sllnd!ng orders he was to
McMlcbaol, uked what he woold uy
wos llie principal rule 10< olflcen aboard
~ .i,.troyer, aalcl • wf\hout hlo!totion;
"To teep the .....,ondbii dllc:tr ln-
trqie June 3 collision of the Evans and M.1rlo told the court in an ~I .... be noWled when tbe ship was to make
'tho Aultrallan aircraft c11Tier HMS llltement that McLemore haci "'* · jp-major cba,,... hi cou~ or speed.
Mell>olzme. 6lnldtd his bridce 1<1 awakeo l!llll wbta "I think,.. aU·felt the c:ommandJa& ol·
" Be llU pieoded Innocent II' all cbarc"· tbli',,i-quart.,. llllllOUVetl bep,p that,. ficer wu very ~ very i.1r and
"He ls pruden~ carefUI and highly 11!1uo the collliloa on !be -·Cl>lna"." very demanding ind he ~ irn.t !be
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lf convicted, McLtmare faces a rna•-
hnum 15mttnce of two yeara at bard labOr add d!mtislll from tbt N1vy. , qtiaUlied u a commaodin& officer,'' · ~·He said other "certain necessary ac. khip wanted to do," HoplOO uJd. He bu
:Fast Action l .,
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:At Laguna
Pmnpt acll<m by Harbor Department
patrol veasels Sunday saved a 26-foot
powerboat from sinking off Abalone Point
alter tine pawngers bad abandoned ilie
vessel.
The boat was the 26-foot OWw crWser
Mini Mary owned by J. F. Wrtn1 1111 E.
Balboa Blvd. ind operated by William
A. Wren, 3'. of the aame addres!.
Acetl'dinl to the Harbor Department,
·Wren and !!Is $Oil, Bllly, t and an adult .
passeoger, Jerry Goodwin of Huntington .Beach. abandoned the boat. alter it
struck a submerged timber whJch ripped
out. a· strut and plank, Tbe trio were
picked up by anolber nearby v-1
The· .Harllor Dei>¢loent mponded to
a call lroril ilie Coist Guitd al 1:10 p.m.
llating that the -wu alntlng rapldl)I.
The Harbor Department arrived on
-lllo--"'1:31 !o lind tbe.>'aael almost
sulrn"led. Pumpo put a~ the boat .wote m!able lo keep up with the Inflow
!t!llwoter ·and Wtt11 went blct to help bail ill1 band. '
0. Another llarbor Department boat WU e dlapalch¢ w the scene wiih extra
ind between the two they k•P\ !he
afloat until it was towed to BlaCkie's
Yll<I where. ii wu hauled:
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AFTER NARR9W ESCAPE OFF LAGUNA, 10 ... T PUMP R SMILES
Pa11engor Jerry Goodwin of Hunll"91•n leech SllH Aboard Mini Mery
Smog Foe Opposes Beacli
Thant Urges
Red China
· 1n Arms Talks
UNITED NATIONS (UPO -Secretary
General U Thant, declaring that tbe
world Is caupt up in the "mad momen--
tum of the arms race, .. urged today that
Conunwrllt China be brougbt Into all
diaatmament talks.
''The threat or nuclear war ls in-
creasing every day," Thant told a news
conference.
"It is now time for every government
to make serious e!forts to associate all
five nuclear powers in all negot.iaUoos for
disarmament in one way or another.
"Only the a.s.sociation o! all five nuclear
powers in diaannament negotiations will
be the Indispensable step to fubion a
world free from fear."
Thant said the present Impasse
betwetn Communist Chini and the rut of
the world was "a tragedy." He welcomed
the airport conference between Peking
Premier-Chou En-lal and Alexei N.
Kosygin of the Soviet Union. He said he
would be happy ·to-see-meetings between
Chairman Mao Tse-tung and Prtsident
Nixon and olher world leaden.
Thant urged rea:toration of "normal, if
not cordlaJ•• relations between Com·
munlst China and the United States. He
said the past year had not seen any pro.
gress toward disarmament.
OAll.Y PILOT SI•" f'llfM HUNTINGTON IEACH BEAUTIFICATION 'GROWS UP'
D1ryl Smith, S.ntoa ind S1lv1dor lurib1 Pl•nt Palms
Trees Blooming
'Giant' Pal.ms Part of Beach Project
Trees don't grow to full size overnight,
except in Huntington Bead!.
For the put few weeks Visitors to the
Huntington Beach shoreline have geen
greeted by lull.grown palm tr ... which
have appeared. on the Pacillc Coast
Hlgl!wsy nu•llan ind on the beach park·
ing lot.
It bam't be<n tbt work ol mysterious
el'ies, but of the city's enginetrlng
department wh.icb is now right in the
midst ol a $200,000 landscaping project to
bring shade and beauty to beach visitors.
Tree Supervisor Daryl Smith said ap-
proximately 525 palm trees and l~ of
other varieties will be planted during the
three-month Jong project.
The trees -most of them already
grown to full slle -are planted by a
private comp&ny under Sm l t b' 1
-sup>rV1slon-. -
c.oct of the trees and landscaping Is
estimated at 154,000 whlie Ughting and tr·
rlga.tron lines will cost. another $150,CMXI.
A d.t.Y. spokesman said the project was
origtnally to have been completed by now
but heavy rains and strikes have ca~d
a three-month delay .
Tommy Heinsohll , S't ·
To COach f.elts eam Plant ,Expa~ion ,,
1'We have witnesud only mounting
escalation," he said. "The momentum
and progress of the previous year seem
to bave been lost. We an witnessing only:
the mad momentum of the arms race.
The Q,uman commwp~ 1J at a. very
critic41 croasroad. The Choku .ve el~
to escalate the arms race or to march
~ N.ewport Men, Lagunan
Arreste.d in Liquor Raid B0.5TO!i (AP) -The Boston O.IUc.s ~·Moaday appointment ol Tom·
my Heinsolm, former c.!Uc.s ecorlng
ilar, u coach ol the Natiol!ll Basketball
Allodatlon champions.
General Manager Red Auerbacb an·
nounced the appointment at a news con ..
lerence. Helnsohn suc:<eeda delonslv~'
star Bill Russell whO 8llllOUDC«I bf.,
rem,natloo · earlier thls summer as
p1~·-.. .: A ' Ch aald, "Tommy bas beel'I fu.
Hma y involved with the Celtics since
his retlremenL He bas COO!Ulted with me
often. He knows our personnel, and he
has scouted ror us.•• '
Auerbach, who has been trying unsuc-
cessfully to persuade Russell to return
for one more season, said. "It is
necessary for us to move forward for
this season. We cannot wait any longei
for Bill."
3 Die in Speeding Car
TIJOLUMNE CITY (UPI) - A high·
tpeed passing maneuver on a narrow
t,widee bu cost the lives of three teen.
qera and Injured a fourth.
~ dead were Diane Stanovich 14.
Sierra VJ.llqe; Linda Sanders, 16, and
'Slepben Edward llulllno, li, both of ,._,lwnne City. Ronald Biggs, 2:0, elso of
Tuolumne City, was ln fair ·condition
after sustaining injuries. The youths' car
tried lo pus another auto II high speed, t'1 b~ed into a bridge abutment.
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PralRn! Wiii Pll!llllhilr
Jtclt JI:. C•rlev
Viti Jtmk!tnt tllCI Gentrtf M111t"1
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Hull ..... .._, Offke
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Mtiliflt MMt•s t.O. It, 1to, 92~•1
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Colll Nini: lJO Well toy S!tf't!
l•tllfll S-lr. 12J l'OttU "'•tn\lt
A./"P cbemis~nd cbalrman;ol the
<;alll9Jllla ,~.'lle•ourees lloard.-11. 11111•
ing blockade of expansion at the1~
Callfomla Ecllaon Company's steam111ant
in Rwlltngton Beach and at two other
locatloll!.
Dt. 1. J;lluitz>Smlt, or. !he Ca11'cll
atlff, aays the most feaaible methoa of
reducini smog in the Southland i. to
abolleb CODTenllonal power plallts and
cr~te nuelear ones.
Dr. Smith, a chemist at the California
Institute of Technology, says conventional
power plants whlch burn fossil fuel to
produce electricity are with automobiles
the major cause of smog.
Doing away with automobiles-or even
Police Rookies
Hit the Books
At Golden West
About 50 police rookies from 15 police
departments in Orange County hit the
book:!: today at Golden West College.
They are attending a two month long
session at the Huntington Beach campus
designed to prepare them for the new
jobs they ha ve found at various Jaw en·
toreeme.nt agencies.
Formerly held at Orange Coast College,
the Orange County Peace: Officers'
Academy moved to Golden West this fall
lo take advantage of a new building con•
laining two large classrooms for 56 and
48 students aS-well as a newly equipped
crime Jaboratocy.
Sponso~ by the Orange County
Chiefs' and·Sberiffs' Asaocialion and the
Orange Coast Junior College District, the
academy trains fir!t..Ume p:>licemen five
days a week from I a.m. lo 5 p.m.
Ten units of credit toward the associate
of arts degree are granted to officers who
complete lbe nine-week academy:
toward general and complete dlsarma·
con.vuUna most ol them .to engines not ment which was the unanimous will cf
powered bJr,,JnternaJ , com'Qvstion-js.· a the Geotnl Aasembly 10 yean qa. ".
far.fetched solution al thla time, ~ said Tlianf ~preSsed opthiusm lhout even·
in an lnlerll~w. tuaUy ending .the Vletnam war, although By JORN VALTERZA theft and burglary from lhe Suri and
So that leaves power plants as the best he said he did not believe the death of Ho ot ..,. Dlltr Pllft st.tt Sand Tuwe.n, Laguna Bach. Chi Minh would bring any change in debarkaUon point ln· the batUe against North Vtetnam'a pallcy. Tbrte Newport Beach men and another \\'hited will answer charges of receiv·
imog, be aaJd..' The secretary general aaid said ht did from Laguna Beach were free on bail to-Ing stolen property.
As a first step, be said, authorities not believe a cease-fire wu "practical" day alter their arrest this weekA!nd and An arraignment date tor the four men
ahould deny building permits for three in the present cirtumstances in Vietnam seirure of 250 ems of liquor i.Uegedly had not yet been set lhls morning.
.ConvenUonll ,power plants pl~ for but that a general deescaJaUon could stolen from a restaurant and six None of the four could be reached for · h .1 1 bring peace. construction in t e gener-.. Los Ange es "On the whole, 1 am optimistic about distributors. comment today.
area-the Southern California F.dison Co. the Vietnam issue,'' he $ld. Detectives from Newport Be a ch 1 Deputy District Attorney fo.fartin J.
facilities in Huntington Beach and Ven· Laanna Beach and the District AUomey's Heneghan declined to elaborate on the tura and the Playa Del Rey lnstatlalion ,,_
proposed by the Los Angeles Department oface arrested the four men and seized circurn.3tances of the thefts.
of Water and Power. Elbrick Still the alleged gtolen liquor valued at $17i50Q "That would be com1nenting on the
The chemist said ever~ hour a plant at Fellclano's Restaurant, at Westcliff evidence, somthing I honestly can't do at
b f I I od tr'cli 't · this point." he said. urns ue o pr uce e ec 1 Y 1 in-B i} E and Dover drives, Friday night. creases the nitric oxide content of the t•az llVOY He said the four men were arrested . atmOfphere. They arrested Eugene Rondondo, 42, together at the restaurant and booked
Nitric oxides, he said, Is what gives 1501 Cornwall Lane, Newport Beach; shortly after midnight at Orange County
smog its sling. WASHINGTON (AP) -Ambusador C. Charles Dryer, 31. 1646 Sunset Ridge Jail.
There were 12 smog alerts in 1955 Burke Elbrick sakl today there hu been Drive, Laguna Beach; Alexander Torbett, AH four have posted bail, he said.
when some 12 million kllowat~ hours ot no change in bis stalus u U.S. am-25. 117 Via Dijon, Newport Beach, and Rondondo and Dyer posted $5,000;
electricity were produced in the Los An· bauador·to Brull. Edward Whited, 40, 309 Narcissus Ave., Torbett bailed out with $2,500 and \Vhited
geles area, he said. Elbrlck commented to a reporter as be Corona del Mar. posted $1,000.
"Since then. the figure has risen more arrived at the State Department for District Attorney's Cilmplaint.s charge Heneghan said the investigation Into
than threefold. Jt is almost 40 billion further discussions on his abduction 11 Rondondo and Dryer with eight counts of the case is "still very much active."
kilowatt holJTS now, and it has been days ago by Brazilian terrorist!. He met grand theft from six liquor distributing He said his office, the two police
estimated by the Air Pollution Control Sunday with Charles A. Meyer, assistant firms and one count of grand theft from departments, and state a I coho Ii c
District that the electric energy required secretary of state for inter-American af· the Saddleback In~. Inc. beverage control agenls cooducted in·
in the basin by 1980 Will be 80 billion fairs, and officials from the State Rondondo, Dryer and Torbett face vestigations for about three wee.ks before kil°"'·att hours," he said. th
" . , . Instead of doubling the amount l~De~p~art=m~e~nt~··~B!r!asU!!!o!!fi!ce.!!!!!!!!" ! ... !!!!!ch~ar§g!es~o§r§cons~~pl~racy to commit grand~~~·~F!ri!d~ay~ar!res~I.!§. ~~~~~l of electricity .to be produced in the basin ---·
by J!llK), production has to be eliminated
altogether or produced by nuclear
power," he said.
Fountain Valley Kids
To Have Kick Con1ing
A free kicking ielinic for Fountain
Valley youngsters will be held at 6:30
p.m., Tuesday, on the football field at
J<'ountain Valley Higlt School.
lAll Angeles Ram place kicker Bruce
Gassett, a Fountain Valley resident, will
demoostrate kicking techniques and pro-
vide free instrucUon for the younpten.
One of Our . Well-Heeled
Customers Complains
Dear Mr. Bidwell:
Jack Marshall
121 Via Waziers
Ne~:port Beach
Dear Mr. Marshall :
V alleri Council to Hear
Some time before you moved
into your new atore next to the
Lido Theatre I boulbt a pair of sandals from you. About ·seven
years ago, as I remember.
Now, I don't like lo •ound lite
some cronic, crank complainer
(I've never in my life sent a
steak hack to the chef because
il w1s o'r wasn't medium rare).
However, I must report lhat the
sandals you sold me are bt(in:
ning to 1how definite 1i1J11 ot wear.
I have a feeling it would be
cheaper for me to do lhe latter.
But lhe trooble i., I've develop-
ed a deol4td aenf.imenlal attach-
ment for my old sandals. It has
taten me years to work them
into their present coDlfortable
-il 10m1what disreputable -
condition. U I decide ' to trade
them in, could you lind a good
home for them? I mean~ I
wouldn't want them filling Into
lhe lwldl of just ANYbody.
That's the trouble with good
sandals. You CAN get emotion-
ally involved. A cheap pair
would have fallen apart before
you got on a first-name basis.
At any rate, bring your sandals
b.Y and I'm sure we can "make
a deal" -as they say in the
auto business. We may even de-
cide to have the old pair bronz-
ed. If the Smithsonian isn't in-
terested in them,, \Ve certainly
are .
Sinctrely, .r._ck Bidwell ' ' I ; . .
4· Cases. Before Election
• ' ' ' I l"<llir, '°bl)c, IJtarlpp will come before
the roupr:.ln ·Valley Clty COUncll at ~
p.m., Tue:lde.r, Jn. its lut meettna: before
• liept 21'recall --
Mayor Robert Sdtwi!nltlq.,., VJ ..
Mayor Donald P're1eau ind CoUncilman
Joe CowTeges are the three rnen on the
recall ballo<. Councllmen John Harper
•nd Edward Just "" not dlHdl;> In·
volved in !be ncall laue.
Two ol !be lour public hearlna are ap-
peals by ftlrmer mayor Jim kanno on
negatJve decision• handed down by tht
planning <0mmloalon.
Kanno ls requesting a use variance to
build a mobile home paik op the north
•life of Ellis Avenue, 960' fed west or
BUlhard StreeL He b alao ask.Ing the
council b> overturn pllnnlng denial lor
ten propostd lots on the u-cst side of
Callo .zaraaoia, llO reet north o1 Slater
Avtntie.
The third public heiring Involves up-
d1Ung of the city's master plan of parks,
while the last is a zone chanae request
for medium density apartmenla on the
northwest comer of Edlnger Avenue and
Euclid Street.
Last item on Tutlday's cruncil a.gftnda
calls for adjournment until a p.m., Sept.
30, lo <1nvau tha reclll election ballota
I admit l'v• worn lhem hall
way around Ille world -Japan; B!'ftC Kong, Wu• laland, If<»>
lolu, MU!co CllJ', Sin P'rancll<o
and New Yort, C::llJ' -not w
ment!On such lbow pll08s a1
Tijuana and Hollywood (home
of the stars).
The question ~·, has my fll81' antae run out! 11 ,IO, 'OOllld you
advise me to have my 1aadals
overhauled. or trade them In lor
1 new pair?
P1~11e 1d\r11e.
P.S. When you stop by. you
mlJhl \Vant Id take a Iook
at our great Bally shoes
from Switzerlarul. TMy're REALLY made to last.
Jack Bidwell
341'1 Via Udo at Newport Blvd.,
Newport Beaelt.
Pluty at me parkla11 la tile rear.
Ollly mlawtee (altowt 70) from die
VaAlra Free1"ay.
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Mission
Trail . .
New Post Of ficc
To Serve Viejo
&AJJDLEBACK VALLEY-A oew post
office building s e r v i n g San Juan
Capistrano and Mission Viejo will be con-
1tructed near Crown Valley Parkway.
The new facility will be centrally
located for the convenience of carriers.
The present location in San Juan
Clpistrano will continue to ~ used for
box holders and counter service.
Postmaster Grace Belardes was Jn·
formed by Congressman James Utt's ~f
fice that the new facility wiU be built In
1bout!.e-year~~
e Birthday l'ete Held
EL TORO -About 150 friends and
nlaUvu gathettd at Cooks Comer in
Trabuco canyon last Saturday to surprise
Mn. Flora Edwards who was celebrating
her l2l1d blrlhday. The honored guest, who came from
Missouri with her late husband in 19%4,
bas lived on tbe homestead since 19"1.
The barbecue party wu planned and
11, ... br· ~ 11~son,. eecu Edwatds
.,1\llwbOalsberiiababerlloni<. • A:m0ng: nlaUves toasting fbe OC• totenariaa were.her soa, Cecil Sr. of
Gardon GnlV.I· another 11andl0o. Vern Edwards (){ Garden Gron; her lllater.
Mn. Ethiel Devm of Loog 'Beach, ahd a
niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood
Luce .~ Lakew~
Soap Stub f'lo1Cl119
LAKE FOREsT -P1&1WW'• poW'<d
detergent in. bke Forest's real date
development fountain by the San D~go
Freewar o t er the weetend.. Sales
Atanager Wayne Scbelin said the soap
IUds overflow· is.going to kW aome grass.
It WU \be first time 308.P has been put
ln tbe fountain aiDce it wu turned on a
little over a year ago.
e Cftureft ·Goes Mo•Ue
LAGUNA HILU Gene va
Preolrylerian Chureh has betn granted
pennls8ion by Orange County planning
comm.issiofters to Qt a mobile offict at
the church 1ocaUon on El Toro Road west
of Mooltoo Partway.
e SH111, Trlnt Ottered
MISSION Y.IEJO -Wan~ to keep your
hourg!Ua figure from resembllnc a wall
clock? Join the Decrealion Center's llim
and lrlm class.
Sllmu•stici will be followed by swim· mJng,' volleytiall, lannls or a minlgym
workout. Tbe ten week course will be
,,_, 1..-U a.m. on Wedneedays 91.arting &ft" rr~"J1111 will be M for members and •1tr-ben. e Greeoo Belt Lauded
' lRVlNE - A 711-home Presley Devel·
~t Company tract has b e en ap-
proved by Orange County planning com·
milsioners,for the«ntraJ Irvine Ranch
area, comer ol. Robert and Ya1e avenues.
"Tbe plans ·b~ve a lot m9re green area
than you uaually see," commented
Wallace AU!tin, bead of county ordinance
odmlnlstratlon.
The Wllnul VUJage planned community
at advu Drive and WalouL Avenue will
indude two parks totalin& five and a half
acres and a n\DDbu of green belts.
e 55-fto111e Ple11 OK'"
MISSION VIEJO -Plans for a SS.
home devetopm~t oU Puerto del Oro
ha\'e been apProfed by Orange County
supervison.
County requirements call ror fl21,000
to be gpeut ·on streets, aewerr, water
lines and •lrtel Ug!lt1ng improvanenla.
Street. are to be named Pueblonuevo
Drive, Pwuta del Oro, and Totuava Cir·
cle.
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Decreases
Jn Laguna
Laguna Beach !Choo! populatioii haJ
declined sl&fllly slncf; last year, ac-
cording to a report to be presented at the
acboo1 lxlard meeting Tuesday nigl:t. .
Enrollment tigurea i&ken last week
shoWed a drop of 48 students from the
same date last year, with 2,802 students
enroUed in all schools, kindergarten
through high. compared with '2~ a week
after school opened in September, 19611.
Assistant Superintendent Owen Tait at-
tributed part of the drop to the usual
post-vacal.ion 1q in ~a~, wit;t>-
some students sWJ vacationing with .lhe1r
famllie1S.
11we opened earlier than· m o s t
districts," said Tait, "and some of them
are stlll coming in."
The-district has shown Utlle growth-In
the .past two ye.an, Tait said, and there
probably will be no marked i!)C!'toase in
student populaUon wrtll new homes, now
uoaer constructkm, are occupied. 1iie Iut big jump, he ·said: was when
homing tracts went in at Top of the
World.
Enrollment at Aliso Elemen~ School
this week wa~ *• compared wtth 374 last
S~, El Morro Elementary was
down from 53( lo 5)0 •11<1' Top of the
·world Elem-.y diopped from 5119 lo
471. '. •
.,,,. Top ol lbe woild figure b llCheduJ.
'"4lto &o up, however, With lf...r.I ol 2j) ~..:::: Et Mmn'a cWerbOrdentd tlalaes 1o 1"' ol lbe worm.
A .similar mbYe WU made 1-at year, Tait
Ja!d.
Population al Thunton lnl<nn..Uate
School ii down slightly, Crom 450 to 432,
whJle high school enrollment went up
from 986·1o 195.
J?elay Granted
Doctor. Facing
Abortion Rap
Abl.iJon chara .. agalnlt Dr. Robert c.
Robb were hekl over (or three weeks to-
day in S;anta Ana Municipal Court to
enable the Laguna Beach physician to
pr~e hil defense.
Judge Paul Mast ordered Dr. Robb to
return to his court Oct. 10 for ar-
raignment. The Art Colony doctor is tree
00 ll,250 bail.
Dr. Robb, 58, of 34567 Scenic Drive,
was arrested by Laguna Beach police
Sept. f and accused of inducing abortion
in young unmarried women. Officers also
selrched the physician's oUk:e at 250
Beach SL 1nd se1ied a nqplber ol in-
ltnnnenla.
Investigators allege Dr. Robb carried
out the abortions on at least two young
lringle women by inaertlna a tube into the
female orga111 and inducing chemical
aolutions which acted as an irritant.
Dr. Robb'1 an-est followed-1 lerigthy in..
vestigatlon l by dilUiet attwney's in-
vestigators aided by Officers of the
California Department or Prote3Slonal
and VocaUonal Slandardi. '
2 Die as Jeep
Hits 12 Cars
MALmu {AP} -Two men were kiHed
and a third wa injured early today •hen
the i"P Ibey we"' rldlD& In ,oJammed in-
t"' 12 parked WI and three houses on the
Pacific: Cciast HigJ>way before bunting into flamea lbe ... ~ trol ...,, ' "'6"".,. Pl . Pieces of can were 1C1tterm up and
down the bighway for several hundred
feet, patrolmen said. '!'her l'tn! lryJni lo
reconstruct the sequence of tvenls that
ended wtth-111e Jeep· IJlng 1>11 Its-tide.
'RICALL'•·A ONl·ACT PLAY
ALLEN
. '. ..• r ~.J'-, ll's :o m111ttrr plaf toi&hottt a clearcut tndhlg at
1~11 point, bat faldnallwg -.g ... cthtl•u:
who ii 10illing lo l]l<ncl •p lo 1511.000 °" a naill
compalgn aqom.1 Fifth Dlltrict S•~ Alton
£, Al!ri7 AIJN!dol DAILY PILOT l'rporl Oft.U..
'"~ """'""°" -i1o<llldioo • ·-.. b<d/eU0t0 '°" of Orvoo• c-lloN -will be
pubiilh<d lo!llMT4>UI. Don~ """ j~ ,
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BUSTED BUMBERSHoOTS AND OLD SHOES ALL GO AT LAGUNA PLAYHOUSl! AUCTION •
• .In • 01y of Np1t•lgi1 •nd·F"un, Htftn VtU •hd Rtcl Stocld•rt lndlng an;ire~ • . . ... -
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Cotmge Gets Playhouse Panels at Auction,·
By BARll~RA ·KREllllCH
'Of Ille OlllJ f'll .. ''"'
Souvenirs <1f an old Laguna landmark
have found a new l¥lme -in another
landmark.
Top bidder in the weekend ·auction at
the· old Laguna •PlayboO.se, 319 Ocean
Ave., was Harry Moon, proprietor of the
Cottage Riltauranf, 308 N, Coast
Highway.
Moon bought seven of the panhls by top
Laguna arti~ used to ~reen con-
struction 'work at the site or the new
Laguna-Moulton Playhouse, along with
several rows or seats from tiie old
theater, rour exit signs .and some anUque
handrails.
His purchases, Moon said, will be used
OWi winter in remodeling parts of his
Herman Ridder,
Long Beach
Publisher, Dies
LONG BEACH (AP) -Herman H.
Ridder, publisher of the Long Beach
Jndependent Press-Telegram, died Mon-
day at his home after a short illness. He '
was 11.
Ridder ~pent 49 years in the newspaper
business.
He bad been publlsber of the
lndependtnt Press-Telegram since 1962,
when be came from SL Paul, MiM. He
had been publisher f:i the St. Paul DiJ.
patch and Pi<meer Press and prev10U$ly
bad published the St. Paul Daily News.
An aVid art and antique collector and
restaurant: The Cottage 'b in the original
home qf pioneer. Laguna:, ~veJoP.er .J~
Skidmore and dates back' to ipU.
. 1be cart.6on panels will be rused'10 give!
an Art Colony touch · to'1he entrance· io
lbe rest room area btbind .the restaunnL
"For IDOl'e'privacy - a touch of tfilmor,"
said M<IOl'I:
He.~ $50 for Frank Ia~landi.'1.car
toon panel stafring Laguna's famed "Lit·
tie Old Lady in Tennis Shoes," $25 a piece
for the other six pantl.s. Indiyidual bjd..
derspurchased the remafuing five for 425
each.
The theater seals will be used for
waitlng customers when he encloses the
front porch at The Cottage as a vestibule.
the handrails will decorate the front steps
arid tfle exit signs (f5 each} wil) add a
suitably theatrical note to the intertw.
The playhouse auctJon was described as
"a great success" by ffianager Inna
Nohiger. Cash purchases netl..t about
$800 and more money Is due a.s successful
bidders rick up their soovenita:.
Sale o theater seats, at $5 apiece, was
brisk, with numerous boulehoklerl bki·
ding ror the shorter flve-sept·rows.
A drama teacher from tbe ,Anaheim
school district p~ed' up the whole cen-
Stoek Matkets·
NEW YORK CAP) -The stock market
opened llS week with ~ wlnnl111 perform·
a nee tod&!', rising from the start .and
staying m higher tp'OUJld. (See quota· tions, Pages 20-21).
Trading near the etose was moderate.
The Dow Jones lndulttlal average at 2
p.m. was up e.33 at l30.5a.
tral aeatlng area.-7$ sea.ta In alx row•
-•I a bugaln price ol "1 a oeat.
;.He _.id he's g0lng-to use them In hls
. <1-," said Mri NolJl&er. ,
Old i;Oolumet ol . a!1 · klndl; ~kl· for
Jl'iea rlJll)og, from IS ""1bJ . to II,
•liiorled atqt llP!ll ""°' ror 15 .. elf and maitJ'~laflhealer bul!t plclied up
Bin&ll _., .. IOUvtillh of, Laelma'•
flm'ed '«Jllllllllldly u...1er,
"Wt11ntll .1iave a few seat.a and ciUw
lteml left," Mrs. Nofziger ukl .... But
we'll just aell them on an lncUvidual
batts. 'lbe bulk la gone now, and we have •
unUI October II lo be completely moved out:" •
The aid 'playbouae, which stands on
city-owtied property wlll be rued to
make way for either a parking lot., « a
small park2
Laguna Misses
School Wind(all
There will be no ''Windfall" d. surplus
slate money falling lnlO ,the coffers of the
Laguna Beach Unified School Dillrld-
Headll""" henldlng proposed dislrlbu-
lion ., 1c11oo1 dlslrlc:la' 01 extra ~la
funds ha\'e prom~ an item on ~Y
nlflrt'• school board ,merthit •lenda pointing out lo tru,.... tha\'I,q1in&' ~c>e:I
not lland lo benefK ltom the.wliiiifaU. ,
Lagun.ols high raUo of ...,._ 'Valiia·
tloD tO .~'l'lt poliulatkln ma~et the
district lneUaJble for furtjier l\ate fl!lllh,
aays Aaslllanl Superinteodedl.'Owm.Tall,
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Skipper Pra.i·s~--
writer or &erious pOetry, Ridder sleered N' T --· J. Ha' nd:nnpped Lagunan 11;, publicat1ort t.Wan1 community pr.. lXO 1t . .r...u.uq.f! , ~ """"! . .•
jec:ts in his 17·yw.career here.
At the time of his ·death, ·ht was In-Skipper hal a 1llver meda4-to prove desk ot.Preald6t Nlla'J.
volved ..J.n · pl,annlng ·a $1 million art he 's a winner and now he hu • penooal "I wu "fl1 pleued to leant that you
mUJellin for Long Btacb. !M•-r Pr··,.-I u•~·rd Nbt-lo won a 11Iver0 medal •I the Sl*.ial OI~ Rldder-11Jo WIS president Md director .. ~. rom ~ ... , '1-IUWI • .... , pJct at the Loi' AJce1el d6liieum um
of Ridder PubUcaUons, Inc., an optratJn& "'1fifm,lt. t llUNl'lef," U. Pl'lllliditrit,,,.,' ...._
company wilb irit.erests ln 17 oew1pa~ The letter on Whitt Houae N.tkinery ''11>e new1 ltory rattd-you u IOl'Dtoot
tncIUdllll! the <lanlen .Grove (Orange arrived last weet 1t the -ol Ski-yOW' lr.)m\lr foP1 f;qlma .Jlr..,ii,'haNe
Coonty) Evening News the Pasadena Ci.rrUJo, 'HOTemplelJU1tDtive. alw411 Cllllltdertd ·a ~~
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Gi.i-1, j 6, . . . .
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Lqlma -~-today~" poundJ. of ~ """' ~ .. .,
toeilod In the· smuuUng amit d .• 11o
y"""ld limerald Bay girl .... -i....,.a Beacji ...-Friday.
. l!ollce identified the lhn!e• adults u
Mar1 Cbr~ Marl, 21; and Clleller
Allen Bowyer. 281 tdh. of 2421 S. Cout
lliaJll"llJI; aDd Richard w. Em ... , :a. of
~ Woodland Drive.
Laguila Detedive Norm Babcock: est!mated· the illicit reta,U value of the
drqa:, a potent age old nflnement ol
~' would be' from m.ooo to
•100,000.
Sgt. Babcoct aald =tmm agenla
noliflod.pollce !all week that the bp!liah
bad arrived from India aboard an a1rUDe
plane. He auerted, that delivery~ wu
made lo Mba-Marl and ~er-lalerln
Laguna Niguel,
{labcock ~Id ~ hasbilb , W > I
lr.._ied 1oO the Soytll Cout Highway
address where It w1a seiud. lt was. ~
•aid; . hidden in statuea, -. dolJa and • trunk. •
"l think ·it was for Lagun11 , eon.
&WJlption,'' the. ~ det«Uv.e said.
He said the hubllb wu in ...U
Council Weighs
P11oposed Use -
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Independent Star·~ewl, aoo the San Jiioc r Slltppor ii llWl ,,_,..,~m.':!;:; ~·._e.11111 ~~ ~ll!o~
Memiry ~<WS..Hls· f1itter, Bernard '.delplle lbO= '!;, ~Io<:": ·~F:,_ilp,l'ed _!\ti,~.
Ridder, Ii <l>alnnan o~the boaid, (! l' ~;ii<vlnC•!4.t*l:J!,tI>e ~" "' =~~-~?16\~i~ . ;\''I·, •'. ' RuUrtllllUttle I.;ea=1111G.teillimi(. ' ~ -~~ bia~to.1
'M:afui··~ ~8 •· •1Jt11Mgl1"illlth· ....._:...,:.,... .• Tho ~,11 ~ s~
Innocept ,to Sla~fug ~ "1,~f'i:0iwioi~~. ::-~~·=.~F . = Oi)')nplcl al Ille "'t.:t · ~ ~. the' Pruj4all , tial , 'JI!'!'; PROVIDENCE, JI., I. UPI) -RaJ· COlll\.dri. He eame away fnln Ibo "*( mented,' "11<'1 ~ 1-"""'
mond L. s. PtltiFtt, the agl"f, ttputed I wl~r. all•8'•"*'1f for -.! pllce Iii tcm Gonlloo """°'bi~Y. P)l:Or)
Cool NOllra cblti!laln ol N"' EdJiand, P!lfl lmw and alllo plated well'ID' •bou\ ~~ "'ihl~ ha~. p!eadedinnottni1nsuperlorcouit'1odoj .~ ~ "· , • • "'!!!·~.'!'!!YL ...... ,,;.,,.~ ... ,,
In U., lltllJ ~'llaYlM olJ•~f ·" Y. PILOl' ~I!"' °™Y, wlltln":~""' '''""1':'!"'" oocu-J.fe wu ordered.held tn $2Sl,OOO~;; t·· , ;~ r'• 1Uccea retCbed the' men(, llht 1ddld: ' · • ·
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f-<Olla today. ftl IJr.t w1llldlwol. --, -lo ' bl&. ~ -I Ille Asked about a otat.ment by So<lth Viet '""'-'Illa -l'l!lld 'Y. Jiii , IOI Ii( Whlle . "1ib Mil> ,'
...,.. Vice Pruldent N!M'tn Clo Ky Aul\ISI. Nixon hid lndlcoted be would an-military and lnlelllgence advisers.
~1r.iblt4t,t00 more American Gls would .be nour.ce •the ~ f>1:ilfe ·o1~u.s: ¥'OtJP Ziegler said that decision included 1c. P-"Pdlect out by tbt end of November, White replloement. tual figures. .
iAi~ Pras Secrt:tary Ronald Zlecler But @ft Aue. !4, th' Preslileot an. Follo\\'lng the Friday C1Jnlerence Gen.
";uld "actual fllute$,. would cam• fr«n nounced he was delaying a declslOh and Creighton \V. Abrams, U.S. combat com· ~tbe~t. called for .more rtports on ~ed nwnder, returned immediately to Saigon
~ · f.lt&1U refused to &ay whether the ~Wt attacks wWcb ~ irt and within two hours after his arrival, he
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rtported petiOlllUJ lo ~ NsU~ :vaa 'lllllll. • . .
'lbloot Mwllll lllo~'-• to. ~ .,.,.... ~--~ with Abrams. Mir Ibo[ Security Counoll nieollni. Ky lnld-of,the planned 40,500-
Dlatl pullout. Ky saJa thore'.wu ... ~·t
between the Unl~States ovtl' the 40,000
figure, which ht said includes U.S.
m1rlnes, parattoops and other Army
combet forces. He said the withdrawal
annouacement would oot be caupled with
Fast Action
Saves Boat
At Laguna
SAIGON (OPI) -The U.S. Military
Command announced today that for the
fJnt time it "bas contitmed the prtscmct
ol North VI-"Vi>opo' In the
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i Mekq Delta aoth of Saigon. ~ lieblnd 1 mortar and rocket attack, the
• H1ool 1z.oopo tried In ova-nm a South rv1-. army tilininl center near
tTrl'Tilil, IJO•mJJes aeujhwest of SallOO
land'"llllln 10 miles of Clmbodla.
· · Tbt -iment said the iiovtnt-ment defenders, mosUy TeCrtlits, drove
off the attackers, tilling 83, but lost four
killed and lt wounded tbemlelves. The
flait.,... 'lburaday, with ne reuoo given
10< the delay ill re""'1ift& tt.
"An element of tbe North Vietn1me1e
-ArmJ 118 R<gimenl "" Jdentilled aa pm1:1clpatlng in the attack," the U.S.
Command said. ''Thi! conflict ls the tint
confirmation in the. history of the war of
a ncUJlt North Vietnamese anny unit
operating In the IV corps Tactkal Zone
I the Mekong Delta)."
Seuth. Vjeblalrleff helicopter 111n1hips
· 11111 art0Jerr0belped break up the ITOllnd
attaelfln tile aav,..bour batUe, milit.ry
' lpoUemtn aaJd.
. nt 11~ Regiment was ideotwed either
from prllonen or from docwnentJ found ~ ... the bodies ol llaln North Vletnameae . i.ildlerl,
' Lui reports o1 that unit hid It In Btnh Leo& province nor1hwest of S a I I o n .
June IO.
It portmled a PoBSible new Cornmutmt
drive--in the Mekona Delta. where U.S.
and:S out h Vletn&mf.&e officlals have
r_...i major Jl<Oll'll ill the elfort to
( put 'i. Qlt • areu undtt c<mtrol of.~ the
SiJ&on government.
-·-1111, North -.. e "-bad boen·nperted infJUr!itlnl jnln
; the dalta.., replacementl.f« Vld ,c;ani
; lllllt&.wllldl bad loll too lDlllJ .IOldJin In ropn with 1oca1 reoru1ts.
In anolber development, the command
aJlllOWIC<d the beginning of a 3,500-man
oflen&lve by U.S. and South Korean
marines on the ialand aJona ~ ~ ~
Seuth Vietnam. Since ii lleran Wt weel:.
the _.ilon bas killed 1IO C<lmmunl!t
troopl.
Military tp0kesmen·said the nmnber ·of
U.S. troopo In Vietnam droPP<d by 1,11111
11st weet to an ta.month law of 508,000.
To the north, American lllJll8 bom·
barded North Vietnam's half of the
dfmilltariled zone (DMZ) Sunday for the
14th Ume alnce the United Stales called
oil the bombilll of th< north Nov. 1.
• Prompt action by Harbor Department
.\ pa\rol, ve...is Sun<laY aaved a · :is.root
po"Werboat from sinking off Abalone Point
after three passeni;ers bad abandoned the .......
DAILY '1LOT St.ff'""""'
AFTl!l. NARROW ESCAPE OFF ·LAGUNA, 8pAT PUMPER SMIL~S
Pa-• Jlrry Gaocfwln of HUfttlnglon hoch 51111 Aboud Mini Mary . -' .
3 Burn to Dea.th in Car
Stopped on SA Freeway
Four persons,'lncludinr tt>n< bum¢ to
death in a car driven by a yoa1h who
1topped to 1.aid. a motorilt ·l'boae auto
stalled ()ft the Santa Ana,..Ffeeway are
dead today as the reeult of weekend tr~·
fie accidents. ·
Killed in the fiery collision Saturdiy
ni&hl were Ronald Honda, 20, hi! si.ster
; !Mt Coanlf. Traffic 1111
~ UI . llealll Toll UI •
Cheryl, 11, and her young friend, 11-year·
old Lynn :Riatow, allot Fullerton.'
· Los 'Ang<les reiddenl Maifuel'Lopei, 17,
wu killed early today when the car in
which h~ was a pusen,ger slammecf into1
a slOW·rnovlng street sweeper on the San-
ta Ana Freeway near Laguna Canyon
Road.
ln•esti.gators , for .the C a 11 f o r n I a:
Highway Patrol saJd the three Funerton
residents died when thtlr 'car wu struck
from the rear and two other rnotorists
were badly hurt in the same accident.
Scott Frederick, 17, of San Marino,
driver of the stalled car the Hooda youth
stopped ·for, wu !ttlously injured, along
with IS.year..old Stephen Hei,mple, of
Monterey Park.
Helmple was driving the car which
crashed into the second auto, according
to CHP lnvesU1ator11.
Lopez was killed at 5:30 a.m. tOOay in
the accident involving the street sweeper,
which left motorist Salvador Astorga, 31,
of San Diego, also seriously injured.
The boat wu the 26-foot Owens crWstr
Mini Mary owned by J . F. Wren, 1111 E.
Balboa Blvd. and operated by WlDlam >.:. "Wre.n, .'4,· of the same ad<lresll.
According In the Harbor Department,
Wren and bis soo., Btlty, t and" an adult
-er. JU?J ~win of Huntlqton Beach, -abandoned ~ boat alter it
atruck a submerred Umber which ripped
out a strut ancr plant.' The trio were
picked up by another llW"1 veaael.
'Ille Harbor Deplrtntent reaponded to a· Clll lrom the Coul Guard at 5: 10 p.m.
stating that the boat waa sinking rapidly.
The Harbor Depart&ntnt arrived on
the une at 5: S2 to find the veael almost
submerged. Pumpo put aboord the boat
were unable to keep up wit!! the inf1o!1
of waler and Wreo ,'wenl bad lo help bail by hand. ~ •
Another Harbor Department boat was
finally dlJpatclled In the acene with extra
pumpa ai>I between the two they kept the
boat afloat until it was towed to BlaCkie · s
Boal Yard where It wu hauled. .
Saddleback' s
Airport Noise
Fight Pushed
By PAM HALLAN
Of -.. 011tr '1lft iilft "ll Florida can terminate the use of an
airport to preserve peace and quiet for
crococliles, than Orange O>unty should be
able to preserve the peace and quiet for a
million potential residents."
That statement came la&t w e e k
from James WWte, who was reporting CJn
status of the Saddleback Valley Airport
Committee which opposes possible use or
El Toro Marine Corps Air Station as a
ci vilian airport.
White told a group of Mission Vie}o
homeowners In Mlssfon Viejo Hlgi> School
that the committee is very active but is
adopting a wait and see approach.
2 Newport Men, Lagunan
'.Arrested in Liquo1· Raid
Learys Granted ,
One Week's Delay
In LSD Hearing
So far, nothing ha! been done on the
Phase Two study wbich would examlne
the possibility or using El Toro as a
civilian airport.
1be study was approved by the Orange
County Board of Supervisors but tunds
for .the project have not yet been ap.
proved. But another study wtt.h funds by
the federal 30vernm!nl which includes a
JO.County survey may be looking at El Dr. Tlmotl'ly Leary and has fam ily have Toro.
been granted a one week delay (or The committee wants to find out how the hearing of a motion to surpress evidence. this study ls going and in the meantime is
By JOHN VALTERZA
.._ Of -. Dellr Pllltt St.ff
di~tributors. Leary, 4.9, his wife Rosemary, 33, and actively sollclting the aid of congressmen
son John Bush Leary , 19, were; ordered and publie Clfficials to their position.
by Judge Samuel Dreiien to return to "We're going to wait. and see," said
~!11 l!6'I ~"' ~u. .. -'')'/• havo bmm. Abr-l>Old ~ 1eri,.,~ _..,..._....,,. --,,....., .... '*' an
"We 11i1* II M:i -,Jo' lab _.. . .......,_, m• llnl. Ol '111f..'ilall0olal S..
mpon&ibllltlel," It)' llld. 0 We &re now , curit1 c.unan. : .
capable In nplaco the Americans." Lui· May 14 ::. e11unc1attd three
It would be the,""'1nc1 American troop '• ' ' · withdrawal. The flrat was the puUout ol princtl>\" ~!hi .• !"·wo,<dd ~ riJling
2.1,000 troops wlllch was ...npleted lilt Girt AmfifCan, forces: · · ·
monlb. It 'PPll1'DllJ was part of Nlxoa's -A scatlq down ol ·olftnsive opera·
reported hopes lo withdraw ,aa many u UOll.!I by communtsl "'""'" 100,000 Americans by the end of the year. -Pro-at tha Paris pea<;e )able.
Whether the U.S. tr cop Wlthdrawat bod ' -Capablll\y o1 South V~SI
fuU So<lth .Vietnam ... 111pport .... DOI troops lo tab -mor. of Ibo f I · . .
• For Datu!, Capo .
' Trash Collection
Contract Ok~yed
' Contlnualion of the trub colleclioo con-
tract with SolBg Dlspooal COmpany for
Dana Point and Capistrano Beach has
been approv~ by Oranse County Super·
visors.
Solag Js ln the ttfth year of a ten-year
exclusive contract for the area.
Petitions of C001plain b e a r I n g
signatures of persons representing 31
Lido Couple's
Jewelry Loss
Setat$225,000
The lwo gunmen who robbed Lido Isle
yachtsman Briggs Cunningham and his
wile last week made off with $225,938 in
jewels -135 separate iteID' -police
dlacloaed today.
Included In the daring daylight robbery
loot WIJ -a diamond and emerald ring
with a platinum setting worth $26,000, ac~
cording to Detective Capt. Lou Heeres.
He said many other items of jewelry
valued in the $12,0CX> to $15,000 range
were also stolen.
The Cunninghams' priie Australian
black opal valued at $-12.<XXI abo was
taken by the two men who bound and
&agged the couple last Wednesday morn-
ing.
That piece of jewelry, along with much
of the rest of the loot, was also atolenflve
years : •so in a ~buqlary of the tun.
ningham home at 343 Via Lido Soud.
In that theft, however, the jewela were
recovered within an hour, along with two
young men who sub&equenUy were con-
victed.
Heeres said investigators have no new
le.ads on the pair of suspects in the recent
robbery.
They a~ lhe jewels: are still at large.
Watercolors Set
In City Display
The prutlgious 49·year--old exhibit or
the California National Watercolor Socie-
ty will be displayed in Laguna Beach thls
year with the Festival of AN putting up
one of the prizes.
At the recommendation or lhe Festival
director Helen Keeley fellow board
m e m b er s agreed to underwrite a
$200 purchase award . The Fest!Val will
rectlve lbe particular art work for which
the prize hi given.
The annual show will be on display at
the Laguna Beach Art Association gallery
from Nov. 1 throogh 31. Director Richard
Brooks, a potter, called it a ''very high
caJlber show."
buslnesm bad been filed w 11 h
supervi8on: who ordered the road depart..
mtnt, wbk;h overJees tra!b collection f.or
county CQ.V~t, to make an in-
vestlgatloP.
The outcome of that inv~stigalion was
a recommtndation, concurred in by
supervisors, that the C<lntract wtth Solag
be continued unchanged.
County road commilsloner Al Koch to-
day presented his report. No one rose:
from tbe audience when superviaors of·
fered a cha.nee for comment.
Supervbor Alton Allen then said, "l
don't set how anyone can operate a
business like this without some com·
plaint. It h very difficult to get rellab\f!
people who want to do Ul1! kind of work."
He called the road department's in-
vesUgation "thorough'' and made the mo-tion that Solag Trub Service be retained.
In his prese:ntaUon, Koch noted that 55
percent ol complalnta received against
Solag have been fronl only 11 people and
that 15 percent have been from one
person, "• friend of the previous
franchise operator who once said he wat
going to make it as miserable for the new
operator 11 possible."
Tom Trulis, owner of Solag disposal,
lias filed a law!Uit asking $750,000 in
damages from Mr. and Mrs. Charles \\' .
Waltman, owners of the Toro Disposal
Co., El Toro, and three bu$.inessme~ who
clrculaled petitons of complaints against
Solag.
'I'rulls claims Waltman, an unsuc·
cesslul bidder for the Beach Citic'
to believe that trash pickups were often
miued and that Trulis maintained ir·
regular schedules, has poor trash con..
talnera and charges unreasonable fees.
Road Commissioner Koch testlfted that
TruUa' rates· compare ''more favorably ''
with rates in other parts of the county.
Lagunan Beaten
In Home Attack
Said Improved
A young Laguna Beach man who suf·
fered serious injury when attacked in his
bedroom early Saturday morning is in
improved condition today at South Coast
Community Hospital.
Roqald Lujan. 22, an orderly at the
hospital, suffertd neck injuri~ and cuts
on the arm when he was beaten by two
men at 2:30 a.m. Saturday. He lives at
;m N. Coast Hlghway, Apl F.
Police U. John Zelko sald the two
caucaslans, possibly hJppie types, had ap.
parenUy entered an open window.
Neighbors heard scufrung and Lujan's
crieJ for help.
Tbrtt Newport Beach men and another
from Lquna Beach were free on bail to-
day after their arrest this weekend and
tt1iure of 250 e1se:1 of liquor allegedly
atoten Uom a restaurant and ~x
Detectives from Newport 8 each ,
Lag11111 Buch and the District Al!orney'o
office arrested the four men and seiied
the alleged stolen liquor valued at $17,500
at Fellclano's Restaurant, at WestcWf
and Dover di'ivH, 'Friday night.
court Sept. 18. The trio is scheduled to White, "but ••ith a very watchf\JI eye."
face trial Oct. 8 on charges of poss'!Sslon •1r.;;;!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!i!!!!!~!ii!~~~~ of marijuana and ~D. I
They found h.im on the rtoor. He had
been struck with a beer bottle. Police
listed the motive for the attack as pGSsi~
ble burglary pending a chance to talk
with Lujan who was still in the hospital'•
!ntenaive car~ unit this morning.
Their present motion is in reference to
drugs allegedly discovered by Laguna
Beach police last Dec. 26 when the
Leary&' car was stopped aod searched in
Jack Marshall
121 Via Waziers
Newport Beach
Dear P.fr. ?i.farshall :
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They amtled Eugene Rondondo, <2,
1501 Cornwall Lane, J'.lewport Beach;
Charles Dryer. 31. 16'5 Sufll.'l Rld&e
Drive, Laguna Beach; Alexamkt.Torbett,
25, 117 V[a DJJon, Newport Beach, and
E<tword Whited, 40, 309 Narcissus Ave., Coron• dtl Mir.
District Attomty's complaintt charae
Roadoodo and Dryer with elgi>t couni. ol
grtQd theft from six liquor dletrlbuting
ftnns and one coant of grand theft trom
the S&ddleback ln.'l, Joe.
the Aft 'colooy.
Whatever happens tn their Orange
Count'y trial, Leary . and hi.s wife must
face lQentical charges In Riverside eoun.
ty. Leary hlmseU is charged in lhat COUJl.
ty with also contributing lo the delin·
quency or a minor, charges stemming
from the drowning of a 17-year~ld
Laguna Beach girl.
One of Our Well-Heeled
Customers Complains
Thal'• the trouble with good
sandals. You CAN get emotion~
ally involved. A cheap pair
would have fallen apart before
you got (JD a first-name basis.
At any rate, bring your sandals
by and I'm sure we can '1make
a deal" -as they say in the
auto business. We may even de--
cide to have th• old pair bronz..
ed. II the Smithsonian isn't in·
ta.rested in them, we certainly are. •I
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Rondondo, Dr y er and TorbeU face
cbarau of conspiracy to commit irand
tildt and burglary from the Surf and
Sand Towers, Laguna Bach.
lnvestigalor& said the girl was under
the influence of LSD when sht died in the
pool at the Mountain Center hippie
hangout.
lJp~ Up Away
fas_hW.n lsla1ul D~arf ed by H.igfi. Rise
Balboa In1urance Company, an aUUiate
t;Jl Se.aboard, la owner of .fet tiUt to .the
1lta of·lbe one mtlllon._lfl\llri':.foot struc~
tul't-. 14.ort recent ctty approval involving the 1
proJ•ct>Wlllon: noted, wltl allow Balboa
ln!uruet to conslruct a five-story park·
~araa;e adjacent to the Seaboard
• Ooe levtl of the parking stnx:·
Wl1 bt below fTOlllld. 11 will provide
sptct for J,.00 cars.
The lryloe Compeny also plans In build
Ill ow«,p..,.lory parldna facllllY nen In
the S.alioard gar ....
Wlfe.n completed. the Newport Center
hl1h-rl1t complex will be the larg"l In
Oranae County.
I
Dear Mr. Bidwell :
Some time before. you moved
into your new store next t~ the
Lido Theatre I bought a pw of
sandals !rom you. About seven
years ago, •• I remember.
Now, I don't llke to sound lite
some cronic, crank complainer
(I've never in my life 1ent a
steak back to the chef because
it wa.s (Jf wasn't medium rare).
However. I must report that the
sandals you sold me are begin·
ning lo show definite •igns of
wear.
I admit I've worn them half
way around the world -Japan,
Hong Kong, Wake Island, Ho~
lulu, Medco City, San Ftanci1co
and New York City -nol to
mention such show place• as
Tijuana and Hollywood (home
of the stars).
The question ts. has m..v ru•r·
antee run out? U ao, would you
advise me to have my sandal&
overhauled. or trad1 them in for a new pair!
I have a feeling It would be
cheaper for me to do the latter.
But the trouble is, I've develop-
ed a decided aentiinentaJ attach~
menl for my old sandals. It bu
taken me years to work them
into their pl'Uent comfortable
-if somewhat disreputable -
condition. II I decide lo trade
them in, could you find • good
home for them? 1 mean. 1
wouldn 't want lllem falling into
tlfe ball.ca of just ANYbody.
Please advise.
Sinceroly,
Jack Bidwell
P.S. Wben you stop by, you
ml&hl want to lake a look
al our areal Bally lhoes
from SWitze.rland. They'rt
REALLY made to last.
Jack ·Bidwell
3417 Via Utle a& Newpul't Blvtl.,
Newport Beaeh.
Pleaty of free parldae la <e ....,.,
Ollly ahatell (alleat 70) he .. the
Veaqra Freeway.
UPIT ........
On Good Ship U.N.
Mrs. Shirley Temple Black, re-
cently appointed to the Ameri·
can delegation to the 24th U.N.
General Assembly, leaves the
U.S. mission's headquarters in
New York after meeting with
Ambassador Charles \V. Yost
today. The Assembly meeting
begins Tuesday.
U.S. Announces
Big Crackdown
On Drug Traf fie
Leaked last week by a high Washington
official, a major federal crackdown on
nal'cotics dealing from ~texican sources ~
today was formally announced by the
u.S. government.
Named Operation Intercept, the pro-
gram is aimed at cutting off the supply of
illicit drugs -primarily marijuana -
but also other types of contraband
aubstances:
"Our er.tire objective is lo get to tht
source of the problems, not to make
thousands of arrests," said Deputy Al·
tomey General Richard G. Kleindienst.
Touiher border inspections with a
beefed-up force of customs agents.
surveilh;,nce of ainall boat traffic and
even radar~ulpped pursuit planes will
be used In the smuggling campaign.
The program is a jotnt effort by the
United Stat.es and Mexico, whose govern-
mer.t has iniUated plans to spray mari--
juana fields with chemical from the air to
ki.11 the illicit crops.
The Operation Inlercept plan was
revealed last week when an east coast
newspa!JE:r pubU•hed reports ot lhe
crackdown on aerial marijuana smug-
glers. premalW'el,y aMounced I n
Washington. '
A U.S. Marine missile battalion on
maneuvers in the desert near Yuma,
Ariz.,. a year ago led lo lnlliation of
Operation Jntercept vthen they began
&potting unidentified airplanes.
The aircralt were slipping over the
1-fexican-Amerlcan bor!Mr in remote
desert spots. too low to be monitored by
Federal Aviation Agency radar netwOrks.
Kleindienst pid today the most im·
portant point in the enure program is the
cooperation ot lofexican orfictals in
joining American authorities in lhe
crackdown.
Top Surfers
To Compete
Saturday
Sutf~ from as far away as Fkirida,
Texas, Hawall, N'orlh CarOll.na, Vir'(inia
and even two from Auatralla wlU test
Jl'un'Ungton Beach'• surf Sept. 20 for the
11th· Anllual U. s. Surlboard Champion· 8hlps. . •
The -Y ptOCram be&!., 1t uo a.m. nest Saturday with ellmlnallon
beats and quarterflnal! on both sides of
the municipal pier.
Finals are scheduled lbe following
clay and will be CIPJ'"d by 1wlnl ..,...
monies in eight divisiona: and the presen-
tation ol the Duke Kahanamoku Trophy
to the best overall surfer.
David Nuuhlwa. a HuntinJlon Beach
surfboard shop owner, was the winner ol
the duke's "lroohy last year and will seek
a repeat victOry.
Another favorite b Corky Carroll, of
Dana Point, a two-time winner of the
eve.nl
Divi!ions include Kamaaoas, men 35
and up; Seniors, 25 through 35; Men, 11
through 24; Juniors, 16 and 17; Boys, 12
tbrougb 15 ; Minies, 11 and under-both
boys and girls; Women, 12 and up; pad·
die races, dory race1 and mixed tandem
surfing.
The following are included among the
270 surfers entered to date:
AUSTRALIA -Keith Pau1, Rusxll
HugheL ·
HAWAIT-AI Ford, Robert Jensen, Dor-
ian "Lou" Dunbar, Sam Owes, Bustu
Kellum,, Bill Biegert, Keone Downing,
Ronnie Romero, LeRoy Ahcboy, Kevin
Johns, Reno Abellira, Chris Gardner,
Toni Delong, Blanch Benaotl, Kainoa
Downing, Bobbie Husic, Laura Blears.
Sharron Webber. Toni Winkler, James
Blears, Patrick Marciel
N. CAROWNA-Mlckey Marsh, Mite
Marsh.
COSTA MESA-Raymond Kunze, Mary
Lou McGlnni<.
SAN CLEMENTE-frtike Higgins, B.ilJ
Wetzel, Del Cannon, Dan Tilton, Jeff
Moore, Randy Sleigh, J. N. Doll, Chris
Cannichael, Mike Hop11. LAGUNA BEACH-George CaTey, Doug
Browne, Craig Martin, Kevin O'Sullivan.
NEWPORT BEACH -Johnny Coontz,
Bob Grieve, Bill Pelis, Bill McKinney,
Scott Preiss, Jell Kennin!, ~ohn Van
Orown.
CAPISTRANO BEACH -Hal Sach•,
Brad McCaul.
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO-Mork Silz·
ler, Dane SlWer.
SEAL BEACH-Mike Wllaon.
llUNTINGTON BEACH -Harris Ka-
wata, Jim Wade. Steve Walden, Greg
Tucker, Randy L<wll, Chuck Ray, Br•d
Baylis, Steve Bigler, Jeff Heiman, Nancy
Hlynes, John Davb, Davtd Nuuhiwa.
Hurricane Holly
Far From Land
MIAMI (UPI) -Holly became a bur·
ricane today with top winds of 75 miles
an hour and jooecl northwutwaid in the
Atlantic, atilt far from land.
At 9 a.m. (PDT) the weather bureau
centered the season's eighth tropical
twist.er about 1,130 milea east-southeast
of San Juan, Puerto Rico, near latitude
14.5 north, longitude 49.5 west. It was
moving toward the nortbweit at about 10
m.p.h.
The position. considerably north of
previously estimated fixes, w a s
determined when an Air Force reeon--
naissance plane reached the storm's
renter and foood it of minimal hurricane
intensity.
The storm formed from a depression
which moved off the African Coast last
Mooday.
Helpful Youth
Has Finger Hurt
A 1%-year-old Tustin boy extended a
helping hand and had a finger broken
Sunday.
When Linda Perez put coins Jn a
machine but didn't get her package of
cig&Teltes. Paul Martel reached into the
dispenser slot to see if the: package was
lumg up.
While bis hand was Jn&kle Mias Perez
pushed the: button again. Thls time it
worked and Martel's hand w.u e&U&ht,
police said.
Two Tustin firemen freed lhe boy"•
hand and put a splint on his broken mid-
dle fmger.
111 Letln Post
President Nixon Friday air
pointed Ernest V. Siracusa, a
graduate of Huntington Beach
High School, as amDassador to
Bolivia. Siracusa, a career diir
lomat, previously served in U.S.
embassy in Peru.
Thant Proposes
China Inclusion
In Disarm Talks
-J\rabs Bl~t
lsi:ael Camp .. ,
Ill New. Raid
. . .
I)' 11..W ,,_.,llloru_:
Ar1b ,...,,.u111 ~ ·,u..ked 1n
lltltlL ~ ..Ulemenl II> Ille ...
e11pleil G<t1111 Bel.,... o1 S)'l'la , . !'Ith •
buook• llld 111!91J1aUc rlfltl, • milllary
1potemwi Ip 'tel A•lv ieporlecl.
'l1lo .,..._ 1alcJ Ille ~ at·
llCtOd llebfod • -~ llted
-~.· .. S,.lil. lie ~--·, i. ... ,~,.. .. ~lnd.-~
'rllla l;Uiod:illta bfjef,UJmilah 1rtb0 -~ • ,•
l!-11.llle-ta!Qt; ·-., !ilil .. DCl1b o( J11rua)an. I
lo c:O&o,.p EoJiUan m UH ir y
spc.kesmih aaid Egyptian forcea.foifed an .
attempt by Israeli planes to raid lfllly
poal!JW oil the Gull of Suei on Sunday.
lsnel ,.If ill, w1rpla1,.1 paunded Egyp.
lian .. military targets" along the abcn of
the sulf south of Suez City for 50 minutes.
'!be air raid_ Swlday, the.sixth ~al1ht
day of Israeli aer'li.1 ,attfcka qainst
Egypt, WU cOncentrated an Ru Ra-
Riv •nd Ras Warana, south of Suu Cl·
ty, anJaraell army spokesman said. He
rtported all Israeli planea returned safely
to base.
The Egyptian apokesman said t
nwnber of lsraell planes. attempted to
raid EpPUan cuard posts on the gull in
Ru Ghareb, Ras stiuteir and 1.afai'ana
but were intercepted by Egypt.!an air
defenses 'and ·forced t.o flit to tbf: eul
He did not merltlon · 1oasea to elther side
or the UR ol Egypt.Ian planes.
UNITED NATIONS (UPI) -Secretary '!be 1POkuman In Cairo also Aid
General U Th.ant, declaring that the Egyptian and Israeli lorets dueled alone
world is caught up in the "mad momen· tbe Suei Canal fer eight haarl Sunday.
Jordan reported mortar ar. on lroOps
lum ol the arms nee," urged today that from Israeli forct1 ln the North Asabuna
Communlll China be brought lnln all ...... , 111 mlJu IWth " tbe s.. o!
disarmament talks. Galilee. Jordanian forcn returned lbt
"The threat ot. nuclear · war la in-lire and suffered no cuualtles, . their
JpOkesman aaid. creasing every day," Thant told a ne'A's A Syrlan military spokesman in
""'-NoDuU Girl
All work and. no pl.ay iJ definitely not Edy Williams' game. During
a ph9to ses•ion at 20th Century· Fox Studio\. Edy finds a movie prop
and walks through a "pipe," much to the detlglrt of tbe photographer.
Tax Aid . Deadline Near '
conference. Damascu1 aaid Israeli tanb fired on
"It i.a now Ume for every government Syrian troops in the aouthern part.ottbeir Deadline for filing for 1989 Senior
t k · ff~· to · II 50-rnlle: front. Citizens Property Tax Assistance checks
up to 95 pereenl of the balance. of h1I tu·
es from the tax aasistance program. o ma e stnOl.ll e w~ ISBOC1ate a It Oct. 15, Slate Sen. James E. Whttmore rl.,e n cl · all t1a1· f The Israeli spokesman re--' Arab u ear powers In nego ions or .,...KU (ft...Fullerton) reminded residents today. To be eligible clalmants muil be over
65 years of age on Jan. I, 1969, mtl!t own
and occupy the:Ir home and must have
paid the property taxes on the home, 11111
must have a total household income of
less than $3,350.
d. · guerrillas ambushed an Israeli patrol in isarmament 10 one way or an6ther. the occupled Syrian Golan Heights. He . ''This ls the second year of the senior
"Only the usociaUon of all five nuclear aald one guerrilla wu killed and two dtians tax uslstance. program,'' Whet-
powers in disarmament negolJations will J.sraell soldler1 ·were wounded. more 11akl. "It provides for a Tefund of
be the indiapensable step to fashion a the clalmant's property taxes ranging
world free from fear." from one percent to 95 percent, depen·
Thant said tbe present tmpa,.. REPRIMAND ~~e.~1""' the claimant's bouaeholcl in·
between Communist Chirw and the rut of
the world was "a tragedy." He welcomed FOR ROOSTER He wlrll<d that thb program should Chicago Alderme, n, s' the . airport conference between Peldng not he confilsed with tlle 1lomeowner'a
Premier Chou En-lai and Alexei N. Property Tai: Relie.f Program wbi(:h Wal!I Off" Hi b B __ t.._
Kosygu. or the So'iet Union. He sald. he A complalnt'!?Om •Huntington Beach •ot<d by \he laW11U1ke,.,, th?,Yi;a• to pro-1Ce8 t y Ollll.HI
lvould be happy to eee meetings between resident about his neigbta'a roostu · vfde · f~aJ property tu:· ieliet. Senior
ChaiTman Mao Tse-tung and President cro"1nl all nlaht bnlJ&bt tbe fallowln& citiu:{Ls are' ellglble fcir both pro&rams if CHICAGO (UPI) -The oWtta of two
Nixon and other world leaders. notation on today's police k>c boot: thiy cart meet the quaUflcaUons~ • Cblcago aldermen wen damaaecl w;l1
Thant ureed restoration of "normal, if OfUctr checked. area, repaN: roorter A qualified 1e11i0r clUze.n could ~e today by firebombs. Both men bxiicated.
not cordial". relations between Com-v.ill be reprimanded. t.he f10 from the Homeownen 1u Relief community ten.1tom: over urban nnnoal
munl11t China and the United States. He •--=============-:.P:.:roar~am:::.:•:nd~g'::et:.:1n:::.:•::d:di:tion=al:.:dJec=k:._f::.,.:__w:"":::_..:in:::':.::'::'':ed:· _______ _ zaid the past year had not seen any pro-
gress towarrl disarmament.
•·we have Witnessed only mounting
escalation," he said. ''The momentum
and progress of the previous year 1111em
to have been lO!l. We are witnessing only
the mad momentum of the arms Taefi.
The human community is al a very
critical crossroad. The choicc1 are ell.her
fo escalate the arms race or to march
toward general and complete disanna-
ment wh1ch was the unanimous will of
the Genera! Assembly IO years ago ...
Thant ezpressed optimism about eveA-
lually ~ndfng the Vietnam war, although
be said he did not believe the death of Ho
Chi ?.finh would bring any ch&llie in
North Vietnam's policy.
'The secretary gentral Wd said he did
not believe a cease-fire waa "pracUcal"
in the present ciralmstances in Vietnam
but that a general deescalation could
bring peace.
··0n the whole, T am optimistic about
the Vietnam issue,'' he &aid.
Body of Woman
In Pit Identified
MANCHESTER, N. Y, (UPI) -The
body of a "'oman found in a gravel pit
wilh her head and face batterej was
identified tentatively today as Ulat of
rtdhalred Marta Kristine Polis, It, who
disappeared last month in Rochester,
N.Y.
Trooper G." R. Thompson ot the 1tate
poliCf' aaid Mis.s Poli1 had been
murdered. He &!kl she died of a frac-
tured skull caused "by a severe blow
to the head by an unknown instrument."
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lhlollwr_.....,,,,.. Wt n..i... Wo'w
-SoullJom Calffui10o "" ...... lhan lnlt '
,_... --· .. INod wllh the unog poi>i.;,, : jultOlycuhon. ' . '
1ho SoullJom Qdllomla -II rocognind .
for hcMng -al the bolt oontJd prognims
I« air poliutk>r1 tn tho C<Ml!ty. lut-lltll --· Wt -to holp ICM tho problem. Not lull talk about it.
And --thilllc -..... 0 _, lo holp. At the·Gat ·company.. w.•..,,. found thaf
utlng naturol p GS-0 fuel In "'°"'°"
whtclH lhaJply -the
poll_ that_ .. !::!'.:i!I-.... ...:: W.'ve all'9Cdy oorw led o ..-a1 ___ _
to -naiural ""'forfvel. And
_.,. -1dng lo ptJlott tho sya1 .. fer ar _, floot,
and ID that athers con UM it too.
. . . There a;• many orgonlza.tlons llke OUl't. Vlftl'I
' flMf..ofwhtc:les, oporaffng """'-MJ"1dftg•and ·1uo11ng IOCG!lohs. opondlng many houn _.,
· dQY on the stree11 ond freeways In Southerrt'
·Caflfomla. Coitverslon,tona~urG1·~a1 fa
mp!•. and rolotlvely l._tve. Opoi'atlcn
•• moi• economk:ol. w. •don't claim tho! .... or [IClluial
gas In fleets ol "'-lnl<b, and-. ta
going to d9an up the amog
pn>iljom ....,,,1ght. But tt wtll
help. And that's what -·
wonted to do.
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W.'rwlawltlng In-.
Publicity Workshop Near
Pilot, OCC Plan Program for Press C1wirrnen
The DAILY PTLOT today moved
toward cto,,lng off pre-registration for Its
upeomlnc Publicity Work.!lhop to be held
Wednesday night at Estancia High School
In Costa ldtl&.
Open to press chairmen and other o(.
rars of clubs, Ol]anlutions. d:lurches
1nd yooth ll1lUJll -or just lntuest.d
<Ht.ens -the program will be pruenttd
In 1 tw~ *8lon lllrllng at 7:111
p.m. Wednescll1 In Estandl'1 f'Ofllm.
'lbomas Keevl~ DAILY PILOT f!llil«,
will handle the major portloo ol the
presenlation. The PfOll'lm will be optned
by Dr. Thomas Blanll', dlN:<I« ol the
Oraoae Colst Evening Coll,1e, co-
"ponsor of the Rmlnar, ind by Robert N.
Weed, DAILY PILOT publisher.
Many o! the DAILY P!LO'l"1 "ded•lon
maken" will appear at the workllhop to
field questloos regarding operaUons in
their particular areas ot resj)onsi billty.
Included· will be Thomas Murphine,
managing editor; Bea /l n de rs on,
women'• editor; Glenn White, sports
editor; and Judy Hunt, usoctate
YJOrl'ltft't editor.
Also au.ndinl will be Jodelll Hutinp,
HIJlllioctoa Bucl>Fountlil! v I 11 e y
women!_s editor: Jttn Cox, Lajllna
Beacb-SadcDeblck Vality women ' 1
editor: Ind 40 Oboo. Who hnndles
women's nen fl'OITI Newport Beach,
Colla M1111 and Orange Ccunt, at large.
Tom McCIM, 'DAILY PILOT public
aervke manager, and Don Jacobi,
Orange Coast Colltg• public relations
dl...W, wtll 1asill Keevll In presenUnc
the temlnar Information.
Though much oC the mat~1I presented
In the workshop and In 1 "Pointers for
Press Chairmen" booklet produced J>y
the DAILY PlLO'T for the Wednesday
night program will be aimed at women's
g,,.,pa, the ptOCram alao will Include tjps
for all publicist&.
Ill lim I.I to famill1rize •ork\hopptrs
with the mecbanics ol wriUlll I good
news release, who to cootad and when
and how to Jnlb the codact to id I
stnry « pboto Into the ntwtpaper ml
other upocll ol Ille publlcl1!'1 job 11
$een from the ne:w1paper'1 potat of v._w.
l'rffeglstnD!I will be stven nra1
choice of seats •l the Forum. Tbo9e not
registered in advance ol the program wlll
be allowed to llll !eats only on 1 spa
1vallable baJl1 al 7:IO p.m. w,,_
Pre-reglstriltion coupons cannot be. ac-
a:pl<d al th< DAILY PILOT olflce lotu
then noon Wednesday.
• s.. thl• ncitWol ...,,,.led .~ratthe L:A, Giwity Fair $ept. 12 thro\19h th•21th.'
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Won't Seek
GOP Reins
WASIUNGTON (AP) -Stn. ll«doo
AlloU au:olorldo stepped -"""' 1he race for Republlcaa leadenblp-today, '
luvlq the field to the Ihm 4eclllttd
candldata to IUC<OOll the laiAo Ev,...tt M. -•1 am iio!a eud.ldate for the pooltlGn
d mlnorttY leMer," ADott ukl. ''l have
DO -"""' all)' GI my cal-'"-..., baYe I uDd !or IUCll cam-..._... ..
loo. llqb -ol "-'•IDll, 1he
dill-; Sea. Roman L. -· ol N-; and Sea. Jlowanl ILBUet Jr.
d. Tmc 1 r 11 are cmlldttM. .
All* mi 11e ww1c1 not mm ..,
"""""" --In 1111 leodenhip race, ~ 1111 dod""' not lo nm bonellb
llMU, -IUppori k buod among the Senate~ more con1ervatlYe Rel>ubllcanl.
BUer 18 ~ u a Republican
who can ottnd 111ppart """' &.th the
left fnd 1118 ·rl&bl
Bui Ille -.U ca.-v~Uve Union,
W'liDC lbe -ol a _..alive
lead•, put -Bak• and -In tlla! catqory.
Allott lold----last 'llllndq Illa! be would nm !er the
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Lodge .._ .. for POW•
Harwi Asked
Are We Wives
Or Widows
Water . ' , ..
Legendury ·Passage .V oyag~ l>y Manhattan
• • • • NE1' YORK (UPI) + ~ I a I\ er ttSIJlar llCfwl•M'belwm;tbe eaat..cout Sea la comdderad the end ol an wt-to-
Manbattan l'adioa.<l ~today thal 11 had and Euflii>6 and Alaska. 'Iba advanlafl .. ' well ...,...._
achieved ti. aoal ol 1-ln&, .lbe first ol ~ch a link to .the rich oil ~I~ ....,.. Tbe Manballan w~ forced to turn back
commercial Jhlp to complete tbe legen· · ~ deV.)o~·1n AlaW are ..tllOaled from Ill· more c1a""4 .... ult on the
c1aey Ncrlbwell p.,..p_ ' it more lllio il'nilllljl\ •'.day.' , . heavy Ice ol McClure ~1111 the final
A fPOkamao ror Humble Oil anc1 Aboard the llanhallan;, Stanley B. puaage ~·or Barib wana, alter tbe
llellnlol Co., -of '!be Ill mlllioo Jlaa•, J>illJeCt ·lllljl\lle; ,IOI' the Vllfl .. , lhlp becariie· f!llCk Dve. lbnel. '!be lasl
--"" wy ... , Nici the la!ike<•arrived orilered SlalnpalJlt pul on tee lot llie·.at· -..U. Joi GI the JOW'tlllY lbrough
al Sacbl Har-. C&nlda, al mldnlgbl rival al Sadia-· Tbe remote Cana· Prince ol Wales Strati 'llnce then has -., 1,. 1 cbaml>OP celelnllon. dlatt oulpOot al Ibo edge ol the Btaulcrl been nnooth and uaevenllul
/ Today, -taklnfl OD mall and IUP-
pllel and ltlllllatr1nC -the )(anballan WU preuing OD lhroulli tbe
-.Cert Seo to 1be rich GO lleld! of
Afaika. Tbe tanter'I aeid slop Wll to be
'al Barter !Jland on 'llltnclay.
Tbe arrival ol the l,\IOZ-lool lhlp, rein-
forced and remodeled wtUt an atra-
heavy bow, 1t Sa c b s Harbour on
aouthenrutern Banb Island, fulfilled a
506-)<ear-ald dream ol marinen: that a
lof>'ol-ld IUtM II leuible for com-
""""'· For the oU aompanles, the goal was to
prove oil tankm Uka the Maiibattan wlll
be able to ply Lbe icy, floe-filled Arctic
waters of the Canadian Archipelago on a
Nixon Meets QD Space Plan
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Pmident 'Ille laak lcrce bepn wcrl: in February
Nlsoo today discuJoel U.S. space eoaJs alter Nixon riquestad·tt propose goals for
with a special tuk force espected to the spaee procram In !be nm decade. 11
"""'1Ull<Od to him dderrlnfl manned ._, I Mars landlop until the llllll. mchxles Vice Prelld<D Spin> T. Agnew,
Instead, lbe group .bu reportedly a Mars land1ni enthusiast; 'Ibomas 0.
declded. to recommend the U.S. con-Paine atbnlniltrator ot the National
centrate on explorins the moon and Aeronautics and Space Administration ;
develt>plnfl lion! esrth and l11111t orb!Ung ~ Air Foroe Secretaty Robert D. Seamans
•l•lloos that could later bo uaed In a Ian· and the Pmldenl'a sdence adviser, Dr.
ding on Man. Lee A. DutJridle.
-••• leadt<'• JIGll. Bui -UIJOUl1C<d hla PARIS (UPI) -Four American
:!!'" • candidacy Salun1>7, and ii ~as dear -todaJ appealed to 1be Norlh Vie>-I
-~ they WGUld have bad to -oupprt nunese clflepllpn at the Vietnam puce ...... Sixt.a members of the U.S. Air from. the same, generally couervative, ta1Q to till them wbetber .. we are wives ...._..Air Weather.:Service who Smale-ency. or wldowa."
ftew lnlo Hurricane Cam!Ile to "My eole permal efforts llbaD be Tbe lour, who lle!r to Paris lrom
th d la th d ·~-directed toward usurlng lbal wtiat.ver lllllu -~ ... N p er a on e evaswawug the outcome of the race, we llhall have • to WQLl~l u. ortb Vietnllnese,
storm w.,.. b-Ooored last week. unilied party in the Senate .. Allott said Ml about loda:I to lrJ to cootact lbe
Gen. Jack J. Catton, commander in hiutatement ••-•·•-•·-'~. HlllOl .. -ntaum. Their first laak to-,_._._.. cla•. ,. .. to ....... ·---r.. ~--
of the Milltary~litt Comm"'"', ,.J!Owever ,:a ded!Joa to -· lbe n'' ""-k ~-~-• · ,._, .!•..._._~, .b•• D.•-, a ·-··-••-• ">a,....,.. -~ ....... , presented two · "nJUilhOd'FIY· ,....._, , . .._ -~v Tbe IOOJT wome aD marTied"l us
ing Crosses anc1 114 Air Medals to termer, w1.;1 ~seeo •.u ~~~Y splitting airmen ibot ~ aver vSemai: ·~ th . . . th jlWDy some coa..wvative I u p p or t list.ed u "milslnc tn ac&n.." want to uk . a airmen m .•t cererqony on ~ e . otbtnrile figured to 10· to Hrulia. • the . North Vletnamla wbethrer thtir . 1UJbt llne, Sot!Ct 1.lr Force Bue 1n . Whatever the ltnal field h. wtJl ..,. huibands are prlaonen ot war. Hanoi hu
DUilols. ' · ." • ' · ~ i::. more than. one ban.ii to ttpeai.d17 r.luled U.S.•appelll !or a list
• •-of Amer!can prisanerL • ~. Mll"Prd ai... Smith GI Maine, The Ncrlb ~tetnamae, appam>tly etn·
i;, · · cholnnan qi lb .. GOP coolerence, hu not •·-··~ .... ••· •-•~ · A New "l(.orlc a.,. CCuncil" COl!I· yet announcecf a elate !or 1be caucui at ' -·-.,. --ol tbe ,.,....,., mittee ·"1'1'roved a bill' to ~ame<a wllidl ll<!publlcan aenaton will eltc\ a move, r.luled to amwer lhelr telephone street at the site of the pro-eel 1 •• ~. ll will or talk to.........., today al>l-rtmailled •« milli I: be.d"auar-""' ~. 'lake a majorlly ol the closeted behind the high walb of their Dflw .,... Oil .. . qu&l• . C l!tpipHcana now in the Seoate. , <!<legation headquarters al """"-·Le-
ters 11Avenue of e Finest."' Tba. Scott said, ~•Y be' had iftdlcation1120 Roi. · --1
f:ttw;:ac:..i ~~~~tw~°!!',~ ...,.ton l•rOF. him for lbejob with 10veo Chief U4 ll'lolialor Hemy Cabot • ~-• or <!e!>i otller posslblllUt1. • • Lodge Satul'lllJ.urged'lbe Communlsh to
north-of the Bropilyn Bridge: O" Tbe""'!D'Ylvimiana!Jooaldapos&iblll-end their "inhum111 trutment" or ~··N~~.:;i~ue:"'2•!a g.;l:emts~.,.~· id':!~a\l"lltlhorfor ·American priJcllen.."llllWtnr, North
• . '"· .• , j,ledde llll!i-a: · ---a«aaed cap-ba mJclit . lhe·party. lurtd '~ .pil.U. '<ii b,elllg '"air !::%;, ~ 8:~..P· ... tho, piratOI" and 'Uierdcn ~ eltpble for
v . ~~,..-, o; nuoway lhroUp tz;oatmoa1 reqWred bf < ·iolematlonal
Ill! flnl·-11nn, la the newcomer. qnem"'ta.
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A l~year~ld youth wu arrested SW)o.
day night l<r llring a gun al a police car
Jn Kankakee, Til. Police said he would be
charged with attempted murder.
At le.ast zo persons had been arrested
In Kankakee by eorly today. pollce<Nid.
Olber cillel -Cblcag., KokolllO. Ind.,
and Caln>, ID . -which ' experienced
weekend racial trouble were quiet early
today.
were "·oonded by gunfire Friday and I
Saturday nights. Four persons were ar-.
rested in conneclion with the wound.ins I
Saturday night of three policemen on the
mosUy Negro northeast side.
Pnttv S"ztt Barker'a dog "DiN>"
dotm'& urm very interested aa his
ma.it.er 1how1 oJI the four TMdol.i she won durino the world games /01' the <kaf In Bdgrode, Yugoslavfa. Suzy,
15, of Lubbock. Tema won a ooLd
mid.al fn thf 2CJO.mt:UT da.!k mad IOJ1$
th4& in the mxl oamu ift. 191! she
~ to toin four more mcdall-but
thta time aU gold.
In Kankakee, autboritlel aald charges
would be mec1 apinal the IJ.yeu-01<1
yoolb.who sbol al a 11qUad -In the th~d
nig~ •of scattered violence in the east-
ceufra1 Dlimis city.
Friday night Gregory Jackson, 20, lden-
tlDed 11 a leader of a Negro gang, the
black ~s. was arrested after he
allegedlY shouted "get your guns" to
other youths. Jackson also was charged
Sunday with attempted murder.
Kokomo was reported quiet Sunday
night and early tod.a,y. rive policemen
Heavy Rains Hit
'Ibe violence in Kokomo followed I
liJhUng at a high school football game
Friday night.
Chicago's trouble Saturday night and I
early Sunday came in a mostly Puerto
Rican area on the northwest side. The
six-hour club with JIOllce apparently I
rnulted from a sbootin1 of a youth by I
policeman.
At least · 2' J1U100S were taken Into I custody u b&nda of youths smashed 1tore
window1, hurled rocks at can and looted.
Two po1100nen' wtte injured when struck I
by bricks. . .
In Cairo Saturday night, 100 police
broke up an assembly of 100 Negroes con· I
ducting a pl"Otelt march In deflanct of a
civU emer1ency declJration. F 0 u r
persons were arruted. I
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ALL 'S FAIR -People, young a.id old; are coming
from all directions for the thifd annual Fiesta de!
Niguel next Saturday. Take (above, left to right)
John iu.ed, fiesta ditector, along wi1h Mrs. Jack ,
Weber, planning director and her husband who get
a running start on frivolities... Activities fcir youth
will inelude a bike decorating. contest and '(below
left, lelt to right) Mark Weber gets his twcrwbeeler ·
in shape, withoµt ~UC!>. hl!lp,{tou\ ChrlJ!<>pher 1Bo-
ban, 3, who is !loping for Jl wafermel~ estiJlg..con-
teot. Niguel Nation Indian Guides are among•the
m;my groups participating iil the gala ~.len\. Young
braves preparing are. (beloW 'riglrt, Jeri to rigbt)
Scott Brown, Michael· Brown' who will soon be ~
guide, and Douglas 'Wright.
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-· A Battle of the Bands will involve play-off competillan· amoa ..,.
•foll< groups and combos. . • • • · · '
Entertainment Is being &l>ODlored 'by Mr. and Mu. Jim ·Jenl<W of
Maria de! Arte Music Center w&o ore pnrvlding a 51!11 'l'a,tt Miid •}'•~IA}
insure adequate coverage. Light power tents and J!age are IM!ln1 ~"" by Laguna NIJW•l CorporaliOn. Folk ac11 'being·sponaored.by_tbo' _
include Libby 'Boerd. Bob ·Parker 8Jld Barllar:f Cheatum, Bar'ben Carmi· -
chael, Scott Mayer, Clanc.v Heard, Ralph Bond, Maynespring, Amy Jeffrt81
and Carol Ellert. Bands they are providing include the Aristotles Libnu;y,
'\'om Sheets and Association, Liquid Sound, Soup Company and Evoluti0!1
Band. · ' • . ' .... . . . ~r· Th~ Niguel /.rt Association, under the 1.eadership of Paul Dilze1!-
berger. will soonsor art displays including J;>aintings, needlepoint and scuJP.:
tuce. Each of the 23 youn~sters who participated in last summer's CJill..
dren's Art Awareness Work shop will have a di splay in the children's di\1-
sion, according to Sam Weiner.
Fair activities are being coordinal~ by Mrs. Tom Fortune and wfit
include a science rllsplay, model building contest and a vegetable growif!~
contest. Mrs. Fortune, al~o in charge o( yo uth activities. said there will
be contests for both decorated bikes, which wtll parade past judges, and
decorated bats. , ·
For the yoongsters, in· addition to· the game booths; there will be pony
rides, sponsored again by Rancho Niguel Ruling Club. An archery demon-
stration will be given. behin<l'SafeWay.
Other committee chairmen include Ranney Draper, entertainment;
Mrs. Jack Weber, planning director ; Mrs. Roy Baugl\1)1an, Y.Ubticlty;
Knowlton Fernald Jr. finance ; Mrs. Gary Dav\$ and Ed'Kincaid, raffle;
David Graham, booth construction; Tom Fri'gone, beer and wine booth.
Leigh Collins, booth awards, and Robert Parsons, mas~er ol ceretnonies.
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DEAR ANN LANDERS : I hid nol ae<n
my lllter in three years. She Is 40 years
old and hf!r two children are grown ..
When Erma and her husband met me at
the alrpoi11 was shocked to ,.. that lho
had 1o1ten ao bea,yY. lmmedlalely I coo-
cluded she wu prepanl and ·I aaJd , 9'.
She became 'furious ~ 1bo.itea, "YGu
ore out ol.,_ mfnd l I bove"' ~ condlUm but il'a under control now.
I ~ a week and we had a pleasant
11m~ Em11 toorp111s tn my .......... and
te,,t 1 d<iclor'• appojnlmenl, but sbo
dldnl tall any more 1boolt ber tllyrold
oond~lon.
I Ittl Mldi.00 DO 'l'uddlJ. 'l1lO lo~
lowing Friday I receiV<d a ldegram,ltinn
Erma. It re.ad, "Gue.sa wtM> gave birth to
ANN LANDERS ~
an eiih~pound boy I "
1lm burned up becalll< my 11!\er tied to
me. Wl11--1d I penOn do IUCh a c:rrrry
tbln(? Surely .lie 1mew rd 1earn 111e tnith
'ntdualI,y. lle!p me underlland. r Im
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DEAR BAI!!': I tuspecl , .. , .. ,. ...
'eld --.... lllu llorllletl -.. lemaed site •• fttpUl Her refaul to
ID.Ike U. -•ceaw:at lpued lier th
emNrraw; .c of ......,.. lier con-
dllloa. u .. -. ,.. --loolbL
Bat h's ~'°'7 aow, 19 ftqet IL
DEAR ANN LANDERS: ~·years ago
Ille problem 1ian.d. "' _, u tbe hol
weather set tn. 011 noee began to awe.II.
Then I got thia whlstle in It. It drives my
wife cruy and j don't blame her. J can
' hanlly -ii myaelf.
tbe problem ii much worse at home
than In Ille olllce. It lllaJ'll In July and
dllappeara In Sept<mb<r. But for sU:
weeks I am peraona non grata. Even the
doc "1uns me. I went to a doclar and he
cooldn'I find ll\Y1hlnc wranr wblc:b II
undenlandlhlo beca ... wbeo I went to
him my DOit wu not swollen and there
WU DO wblltle. Call you advile mt-?
-OF.I" Kl!Y
DEAR OFF: II -" U JW Mlpt ... oJlerslc:'lo I ............ -11111 .............. ,.., -· ~ .. allttgial &e mW a boute elll .. be ta
ate yoa wk• yovr tto1e 11 1Wllld aad
Y"" nlalle Is _.liq.
DEAR ·RE.\l)ERS. '!\Is la ID -~·
t.r to Ille La L<c:he ~ .... Jlo -· dredl <t members wbo wrote to lell me I
am lrtelpODSible, crazy, cruel, unln·
formed, urcuUc: and stupid.
Tbe letlerl ctlM Jn reoponae to my
c:ommeuts on tbt 10tliC mother who wu
bruit l<tdJna lier bib, In I b e
WMhJngton, D.C. ~ I am .ot.
-1111, qainlt IJreut feedtnl. I betiev1 brWI fetdlns Is beoellcl1 to
bolh mollltl>llld c:JlJld -u !ho_ ..
willing mf Ible. (llome mothero an w\I~ inc bol nol Ible. Otbers ilrl Ible bul nol
wllllq)
I 10> qallll\ ~ feeding In public,
however, w~ there •re rm. rooms a.U
over Ille pllce, IUCh u In Ille
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Symphony Gui'f ds Aim
At Successful Season
On T1raet will theme the
annual tall countywlde iuUd
luncheon of the Symphony
Assoc.i1tlon ol Oranse County
next Wedneaday In lb e
Newport.er IM.
Guild membert will gather
at t a.m. for coffee and orim-
taUon and at 10 will attend a
brief bullnw meeting and
rouod robin workshops.
C<Ji:iducUng the v a r l o u s
workshops wlll be 1bomu
Thuntoi>, conc<rl ticket 118!ea ;
Mrs. William J, Kelly, guild
ltructurt; Mrs. Norman V. s.iacts and Mrs. L. F. Dlng,
Young Artists auditions ; Mrs.
C. M. Castricone, ways and
means, and Mn. Robert s.
Erk:kson, membershlps in ~e
Symphony ~iation.
Guild members will be join·
ed al noon for lunch by sueltl
bidden from all parts of
Orange COUnly,
Following lhe luncheon, the
group's attention wiJ be turned
to Mrs. Richard W. Blaod,
charter member and c:urmrt
presldenl of the Pasadena
Symphony Association, who
will speak on MoUvatJn& the
Volunteer Worker.
. Mrs. Bland, a former real·
dent of St. Louis, has a wide
bac~ in club a n d
volunteer wort and wu reci-
pient of the Catholic AcUon
Award in 196$ ln St. Louil.
Daniel Lewlf, muslc:Jl!rector
and conduclor of the Ol'llllO
County Symphony Orcb .. tn,
Will conclude the aftermon
with a preview ol lhe 196,_70
concert Sta.SOD.
BULLSEYE SHOT ~ Scoring the winning point wUI
be members of all the guilds of the Orange County
Sympilony Association when they gather next Wed·
nesd4y for luncheon in the Newporter Inn. Round
robin workshops, orientation, a speaker and preview
of the 1969-70 musical season all are planned for
guild members. Getting on target for the annual
event are (left to right) the Mmes. Hugh Scallon,
.<\Jan C. Stoneman and John Olson.
Golden Key Benefits
Unlocked for Members
Whllher the Hemline will be
discussed when Golden Key.
Huntington Beach s u pp or t
group lor the Child Guidance
Center of Orange County,
meeti at 10 a.m. tomorrow 1n
the home ol Mrs. John R.
PetUllOD.
man, had an entbuaiutic turn·
out for Its first session 1ut
week, and the Monday work·
shops for the December ba·
zaar, Holiday in Mexico, will
continue in the borne of Mrt.
Richard Teske, ch4lrman. Horoscope
First order of busines.! for
Sagittarius: Stress Confidence
the seaaon's o~ meeting wUJ be I.he group s annual
fa&bion abow, Fete d' Au4
tomne, taking place Saturday,
Oct, 4, in the Sheraton Beach
Members and friends have
turned out dwin& the aummer
to wort oo handcrafted ar-
ticles which will be offered far
sale, and Mrs. Teske hoptl
more will join the work group now that vacatioo season hu
ended.
TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER I b
By SYDNEY O>IARR
. ARIES (Mardi 2t-April 19),
t Hold off on any journey until ~ tonight. 'There is a message, a
call, olher fonn of com-
. munication which e o u I d
ch\ng:e plans. ReaUie this and
Id accordingly.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20),
U willing to listen to reason,
OBIN SON'S
..
WtilfJt:W:fdit!lfl
JS cari ig.
>I i:d.
TAKE THE
FIRST BIG STE?
TOWARDS
· LOSlNG WEIGHT •• ,
1 AND KEEPJHG; IT OFEP '\
' P'Oft GOODl CCME TO'
THE OHE AND ONLY
· WEIGlft' WATCHERSe
•••HO PJLI.5 • NO ~
$TAftVATJOH DIETS
•••YOU EAT 7HREC
HEARTY' MEALS/\ f
t>AV, AND LOSE I
WEIGHT! EVEftY
MONDAY EVENING
8EGINHIHG OH
SEJl'T, 15 1 WITH
.AN INTftODUCTORV
Of'EN MEETJHG AT
7 P'Mt AND EVE"Y
'T'UESDAY MORNING
8EGINHIHG OH
SEP'T • 16, \YITH
AK INT'ltOOtJCTO"Y
OP'EH MEETING AT
9:30 AM,
ltEGUITKATION F EE
JS.3,00i WEEKLY
DUES, 2.,00, AT
AT H£WPOJ'1", THE
LIDO Mln'ti",
COM£ EAftt..Y •,,
WE'"C EXPECTING
A 81'9 CROWD!
ROBINSON'S
Nl!WPORT
financial question ls setl1ed.
Be recepUve. One ,who wants
to provoke batUe lacb com·
moq StnSe. Heed inner voice.
bey F Inn. 0 rule!, regulations. un 1ure others feel same way. The princJpal funding event
indicated ,thrQUgb contact with PISC~ (Feb. 19-March 20): will begin. with a social hour
one with great sense of humor. Career and responsibility are at 11 :30 a.m. and luncheon Grandmothers
SCORPIO (Oct 23 • Nov. will be served at 12:00. Infor·
GEMINI (May 21.June to):
Ry tonigh t there is showdo\ffl.
You find out what mate.
partner really lhinks. Stand
tall. Strength or logic is on
your side. But adhere to con-
servative course. And be a
good listener.
21 ): Cycle continue! high, but accented. Your pre.!!tige Is on mation regai:dlng ticketl may At noon every second Thur&-
you must protect posse!sions. the line. Cooperate in cmn-pe obtained by calling Mrs. day the Newport Harbor
Higher earnings may be on nwnlty projects. Utillu ex· Meryl Winans1 147.7919. Grandrnothe.rs' Club meets in
horizon. Yet. budg et should be perience. Display u n I q u e The bowlir'lc group, wi_th the Costa Mesa Goll and
respected. Adhere to recent 1-=a=b=lll=tl::.,::·::N::•::d::•y::::;t•::be:=sh::y;;.=;Mr:;::•·=A::l==Kru=1\::en::ber::;:g::, =cbaU'==·=Coo=:;:n::try=C=lu=b=. ====:::;I
CANCER (June 21.July 22 ):
Good lunar aspect early coin-
cides with creative endeavora.'
Later. there is opportunity for
add,ed income.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Tonight is marked f o r
pleasure I h r o u g b chlldun,
other loved ones.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22),
Get correspondence out of w1y
early. Tonight settle to mole
buie routine. Hunch pays dividends.. .
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22):
Be versaw.,, Important to
·chan,ge with tne times. You
may be on a short ~ey.
resolutionll. tr
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22·
Dec. 21): By tonight, you are
on more politive ground. You
know where you are headed -
and wby. Stress corilldent"e,
originality and independence.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan
19): Accent on fulfillment of
some major desires. Cla
destine activity tonight could
cause :itrain on nerves. Take
t1mily into co nfidence .
Otherwise, you might find
yourself making weak ex·
cuses.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 7.0-Feb.
18): Pressure relieved,' You
can relu: with friends tmight.
Romance iJ in the picture.
Your attitude is poetic. But be
363 NEWPORT BLVD.
NEWPORT BEACH
Why ba:y a youa membership in a Gym lo try Cid La wmcbt through stnuuoaa
1!U1ciM when '°" can buy .Oortlea weisht iedactiou Gld poy by IM inch at
Glmia MamhaJJ'..: Moat patrons, bwd m actual zec:mda, adlle.e their g<>aJ
inulittleu4to6weebmd
' LOSE 10 INCHES WITHIN THE FIRST 10 VISITS
THIS WEEK ... FOR 1 MORE WEEK lfON. SEPT. 1S Tmn•
4 PM, SAT. SEPT. 20 all 26 Glarla MamUll loatl-in
OO!ornia will continue their apemJ
11z PRICE OFFER
Jfs V. price on your choice of radadna BlPS .. W .llST ar tmGBS
or UPPER ARMS whm ....ah.....,_ witb
any ngaJar Gloria HonhaD. pro.,..;. ...,.ii-hDY ll!Oe It -
y' Gloria Manholl't ..Z..,,.. '°""' 1-..,,.,..,_ than other wisl>t redoction p.......,., thal'• ooo oJ tha....,... tbq boalme Ibo
WORLD'S LARGFBr.
At. tqe Nation'• -.:I«, JUD emt depmd on it ••• 1'llaltl come quickly
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r C&ll for FRBE-.iiio.wt. A-1!y-'IJllda .,.,..,isiua, tha
Glori& Mallhd...,,......, indudinf out patented .,Cin>Ia·Matic"' •..
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'Tell• the .U-llize :iua want lo weer, and "9'11 tell yt>a how
-ftlilJ it will tab and guarantee in writing that yoo will
"""11 your -1 In fact, eo absolutely posili.e iue we tbat :iua
will obtain yum: objective, that as sl:at.ed in our guara.nt.ee, we
will..., let you have FREE OF CHARGE, any and all furth er
.;;a111, 11111il yoa. JMch your goal )l's poeilive assurance that we
bad: 1lP oar ruan.nt.e 100%.
mona :l-rance:J
sc~ril BALLET
TERM STARTS SEPT. 15th
SLOW -CAAlFUL ATIIHTION
ClCHmt & lUSSIAN TICMNl9UI
KINDlllULLET e CllA11YI DJ.NCI
MODlllN JAZZ
PHONE 642-4061
BR.OCHURE SENT ON REQUEST .
Come in
comfortable emmal clothes,
Ill\~&' unnecessary,
Prlnte playroom
facilities for
dmall children.
FIGURE CONTROL SALONS ... , .... _ ... ' .......... -...... ..,...
NEWPORT BEACH 430 Pacific CoHI Hwy.
642-3630
12 9111llt E•1f 1f l11l111 l1y Ch1l.J
SANTA ANA ll40 w~~3~;;~7Slrffl
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In Sovth Cotti Plau -l'hone 540-3313
ANDY HAS ANSWERS
TllM1'1 1nlr 1111 ,1ac1 y11 1-1111 A114 "'-111tw1" th111 you,
clln4tt111 "'"' <11••ttl111 .. Ch1clt f111 A1k A,.4y f1•t1r1 ••try S\t·
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Down the
-Mission
Trail
New Post Office
To Serve Viejo
SADDLEBACK VALLEY-A new post
office bulJding s e r y i n g san Juan
capistrano and Mission Viejo will be con·
structed near Crown Valley Parkway.
The oew facility will be centrally
located for the convenience of carriers.
The present location lo San Juan
Caplstrarm will continue to ~ used for
bol: holders and co.mu.. service.
Postmaster· Grace BeJardes was In·
formed by Congresaman James Utt's of.
lice that the new faclllty will be built in
about :',year.
e Btrlfadag Fete Hehl
EL TORO -About ISO friends and
relatives gathered al Cooks Comer , in
Trabuco canyon last Saturday to surprise
Mrs. Flora F.c:lwards who was celebrating
lier ll2n<I btrlllday. The honore4 gues'l, who came from
MllllOUl'i with her late husband in 1924.
has lived on the homestead since 1927.
The barbecue party waa planned and
aiven by lier gr..-, Cecll _F,dwarda
with lfboln tl>e,naj;p ~~·1·.J AJDCEC relatives ~W&ll ~ oc.
togeuriln were ~ ion, Cecil Sr. ol
Garden Grove; .,noUier grandaon, _Ven
Edwords ol Gli'deo Gr•ve; her ·~· Mrs: "Etbiel Devera o( Long Be.a.ch, and a
niece and nephew, Mr. and Mn. Elwood
Luce of Lakewood.
So•p S•th Flollllng • ~ ~ -Pranl<sttts poured
detertent lrl Lab Forest's real estate
d~elopment t.mtaln by the San Diego
Freewa1 oV'er '-the weekend. Sales
Manager Wayne Schelin said the soap
11uds overRQw is going to kill some grass.
It was the first time soap has beeh put
In the f0W1tain since it was turned oo a
little over a year ago.
e Churc.h Goes .tlobUe
LAGUNA Hll.J.S G e n e v a
Prubyterian Church has been gran~ed
ptrmission by Orange County plannmg
commiasiooers to we a mobile office al
the church location on El Toro Road "1esl
of Moulton Parkway.
e Slim, Trim Offered
MISSION Vil.FJO -Want to keep your
hourglaS! figure from resembUng a wall
clock! Join the Recrution Center's 11im.
and tzim cWs-
Slimnastica will be followed by awim-
ming, volleyball, tennis or a minigym
worl:out. The ten week course will be
from 9 to 11 a.m. on Wednesdays starting
Sept. 17. Fees will be f4 for members and
$'-for nonmembers.
e Green Bell l..auded
ffiVlNE -A 791-home Presley Devel-
opment Company tract. bas b ~ e n ap-
prOYed by Orange County pJanninl com-
missioners for the central Irvine ltanch
area, corner o( Robert and Yale avenues.
"'11le plans have a lot more green area
than you usually see," commented
Wallace Austin, head ol Cilllllty ordinance
administration .
The Walnut Village plan~ commuplty
a.t OJ.Jver Drive and Walnut Avenue will
include t\\'O parks totaling five and a half
acres and a number of SNtn beJt.s.
e 55-home Plan OK'd
MISSION VIEJO -Plans for a ~
home developmelll: off Puerto del Oro
have been approved by Orange County
supervisor!.
Cwnty requlrementa call fM $111,000
to be spent on 1treeL1. aewers, water
lines and strttt 11.&htin& improvementa.
Streets are to be named Puebloouevo
Drive, Pu<l't> de! Oro. and Totuava Cir·
cle.
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,Enrollment
' .Decreases
In Laguna
Laguna Beach ..oool population has
declined sightly since Jut year, ac-
cording to a report to be presented al the
achool board meeting Tuesday night.
Enrollment figures taken last. week
showed a drop of 41 students from the
same date last year, with 2,lm students
enrolled in all schools, kioder,amn
through high, compared with S,850 a week
after school opened in September, 1968.
Assistant Superintendent Owen Tai\ at-
tributed part of the drop to the usual
~Yacation lag ln registr1lioM, with
!OIDe atudents still vacationing with their
familie•-
"We opened earlier than m o s t
districta," .a.aid Tait, "and some of them
are still coming in."
The district has shown UtUe growth ln
the past two years, Tait said, and there
probably 'fill be no marked Increase in
student popula~ until new ~es. oow
under construction, are occupied.
The Jut big jump, he said, was when
housing tracts went in at Top ol. tht
World.
Entollment alAliao Elementary School
this "eek was 393, compared with 37t wt
.September, El Morro Elementary was
down from S31 to ~18 and Tap of th<·
·world Elementary dropped'from 509-.Jo
P'n;if.p·.1·u::,.;1c1 Qp;e b !chedul·
ed to io up, bun•~, with transfer d 20 cbi:ii=' El 11orro~1 overbw'dened kJnc!er ,' c~ lo Top of !lie World.
A · move Wu made 1ut year, Tait sald. -.
Population It "Mlunton Intermediate
School U down slJgbtly, Crom-450 'to 432.
while hleh school enrollment went up
from !Ille lo 995 .
Delay Granted
Doctor Facing
Abortion Rap
Abortion chari" againll Dr. llol!trt C.
RObb were held over for three weeks to-
day in Santa Ana Municipal Court to
enable the Laguna Beach physician to
prepare hil defense.
Judge Paul Mast ordered Dr . .Robb to
return to his court Oct. 10 fOf' ar4
raignment. The Art Cokley doctor is free
on 11,250 bait
Dr. Robb, 56, of 34S67 Scenic Drive,
Wa!lrreated by Laguna Beach police
Sept. 4 and accused ol inducing abortion
in young unmarried women. Ofricers also
searched the physician 's oUlce at 250
Beach SL and seized a number ol in-
&trument.s:.
Investigators allege Dr. Robb carried
out the abortions on at least two young
single women by inserting a tqbe into the
female organi and inducing chemical
aolutiO!l.I which acted as an Irritant.
Dr. Robb's arrut followed a lengthy in-
vestigation by dlatrict attorner1 in-
vestigators aided by ofricers ol the
California Department of Professional
am! Voc1lional Standards.
2 Die as Jeep
Hits 12 -Cars
MALIBU (AP) -'l'lfo men 1rere ldlled
and a third wal Injured earl)' today when ·
the jeep they weni riding ln 1Jamnled In-
t· 12 parked caned·-boules on the
Pacific c..at Hlll!woy beloro burll!ng
into llama, the hliiiway patzol sald,
Plece1 ol cars wtrt tclt$ered up and
down the hlibWIY for NVUal bundr<d
feet, patrol...., said. 'llley were tryin1 to.
reconstruct the .HqUence. of ev.entl that
ended with the jeep lyln1 on Ila lkle_
'RICALL'•-.A .ON• ACT PLAY
ALLIN
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lt'1 o mu•tnr piaV ~t • ~C!!'•flldlllQ al
lhfl point, but Ja1a11atln( r...UllQ 110Mlllel•11:
who u willing to tpend "P'10 ~.ooo on a ~call
compalgn ~ Fi/U. Dfltrjcl.Sllpm>flor A/loll
E. AU.n? A IJ>!'d41 DA/iY PILOT fcporl on U.t
my&no.. """J>Clfg!o ..I. l!odoodmo • il""'ll•·
btdftlloto CCII of 0""'°" C-tloM -toiU bf
J>"blflhtd '°"""""°' Doft1 ..... fl;
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O~NGE COUNTY, CAtlfORRIA' t;<lqNDAY, S!PTEMBER'"rs, ''" • -· '
• • ••• Ill. as IS
DAILY PILOT Slat!,...
BUSTED llUMBERSHOOTS AND OLD SHOES ALL GO'AT -LAGUNA PLAYHOUSE AIJCTIOtl ·
In • Day of N~1talgla end Fun,. H;IO!l ~all' ind Rtd'Si.dderl lncll11t.•n Er! . · ·.
By BARBARA KllElBICH
Of .... DliPr ......... ,.
Souvenirs of ·an old Laguna landmark
have found 1 new home -in anolber
laodmark-
Tap bidder in ~ weekend auction at
the oJa Laguna Playtiouse, St9 OcEan
Ave., was Harry Moop.Jropri~ of tbe
Cottage Restauranf,1 · XI N. Coast
HJit>way. ·
Moon booihl Jeven of the panel/ by top
Lacuna artists, uaqci . ~ acra:n eon.
muctron work at tHe site of tbe new
Laguna;MOUltoo J'layboo!e, alon1 ,with
several rows of seat!: from the old
theater, four exlt aign! and some antlque
handrails.
His purchases, ~foon said, will be used
thla winter in remodeling parts oi his
Herman Ridder,
Long Beach
Publisher, Dies
LONG BEAClt (AP) -Herman H.
Ridder, publisher o( the Long Beach
Independent Press-Telegram, died 1.1on·
day at bis, home after a !ihort illness. He
'o\'U 61.
Rldder spent 40 years in the newspaper
business.
He had been publisher or the
lndependenl Press-Telegram since 1952,
when he came from St. Paul, MlM. He
had been pubtlsher or the St.' Paul Dis-
patch arid Pioneer Press and prtvlously
had published lhe St. Paul Daily News.
An avid wt and antique collector and
writer of aerlous poetry, Ridder steered
hll publiCJ.Uon tow an! · communlty' pro-
ject.I In hit'l7-year career hem-e.
At the time of his death, he was In·
•olved m planning a $1 mllllan art
museum for Long Beach. •
Ridder also waa president and dir~
C'lf Ridder Publications, Inc., ao opec;ali"'
company with Interests In 17 n~,
lricludlng !he Gai'den Gme aie
County) Evening New1, I.be· P
l~t St>r-Nrn, and the J
M....-y N .... His lather, lli!llaid
lUddAr ,la cllllnno If the boad..
, Mafia Chief ·rteads •
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restliurant Tbt Cott>1e b In the orilinal -~ of pioneer. Lag\11& dev.loJ!'< Joe
Skidmore and dal~ back ta 1911-. Tho cattoon panels Wm lle'used lo'Rfve
an Art 'Ccuony touch to ~ entrance' to
tbt rest'room iie8 khiod the TiStaurant.
"For mere prl,aey-a toucblof~wMr,i.
18!4 M'9h. • ' '
He .paid J50 Jor Frank lllterlandi!1 e:•r~
toon ~I starting Laguna's lamed "Lit•
lie Old Laey in Tennll Sh..,, .. ':'!(iece ror !tie Qllier si<;J>inels.',bld\v blif.
dera·pUn:bUed the!rimalnlo( oulfGi:.., each.. • . r
_ 11>• ·th'Jl!F, ""'Ii'' ,111 :!'" .usea rr ...
wailing Cllltomer..,,..o!ie .~ the
froht ~ at 1he Cottage a5 a vett.Ibule,
the handraiJa wilJ ·decorate..the &oot step;
and tlil! dlt'iijli.; (Ii eachJ.wiU add a
1Wtably theatrical note .to the inter1or.
The-play)lou.e 1Uetloo·w11d..,ril>ed u
"a great, ~·1 •ynnahager. Jrmi
Nofziger. Cash ·J)W'chasel· n-.1bollt
MOO and rriore mane)'. is due aa aucceAful
biddi=rs: Rick up·their' souverltr1. •
Sale ol theater.seats,; at ts apiect,·•u
brisk, with numerrus houaeholden 'bkf ..
dblg for the lhcHet 'five-seat rows. '
A dra.m.a teacher, from the Anaheim
school district picked up the whole cert-
Stoc.k ltlarkets
NEW YORK (AP) -Tile 1tockmarht
opened Ill week.with a·winni'ng petform4
.aoce today, rtslng from the start. and
staying on higher ground, (S.. quota•
lions, Pages Z0.21).
Trading near the close was mO;!:lerate.
'Tbe Dow Jooes industrj.al average a\ S
p.m. was up 8.33 a\ 830.51.
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Laguna~.,
School W~dfall :
Thm wUI be no "wind.fall" oC.1urplus
state mOney falling Into the coffers ~l·tbe
Laguna Beach Unified School District •.
Headllne5 lieraldlng 111·o~eci'di1tribu
Uoo to . schOol d~ ~f extra ·llato
funds blve prom~ ~ ite~ on ~eiday
nlibl'• llchool ~. meetlnir ff<ll.d~
polnting out lo trus\<'8'l1'8l'~·doel
not s'tand to benefit dom the wJDdfaD., /
LagunaT1·hlit> ratjo-.ol. ·~ vllua·
tfon to student populatJc>\I ma\• the
di!lrlet. ln<liilble f<r furtlier flale l"ndso
says Alliotant Superlntondent .0..llllTalL
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Girl ·-16 ' -'
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By RICBA\U) P. NAU.
ot "" o.w r111t a.tt Lquna Beach po1lce talc! todV-IO
pounds of bashJah lroln Bombq,_ .,..
"tz.d In the llll>Uailnl CIQOll of a I&.
year-old Emerald S.Y;lil! and -Laguna Besch raldeoll Fridl,y.
M~~~ifled~ 2~andadc't.:
Allen Bowyer, 16, IJojJi of 1411 ·S. c.i
Highway ; and Richard W. -.. 12, of 250 Woodlud Drive. i .. _
~guna Detective Norm Babcock:
estimated the, illicit man value of the
dnli. a potent a,e old reilnemenl ol
marijuana, would be from 17$,IOO lo
1100,000.
Sgt. Babcock &akl custom• agents
notified polk:e last week thal Ille bublsh
bad urived from llldia aboard an.alrllne
pta,le, He ·-that ddh(ery ..... made to Miss Mari and, Bowyer later in
Lagwia Ni,uet
Babcock Aid the halbi&b -. a 1
lransportod . lo the South Coal! Highway
address w.here it was seized. It was. he
sald, hidden· In •lal-buddhu, dolls
and a trunk.
"I think it Was for Laguna con-
aumption." the narcotlca detective aald.
He a.aid the baab1ab was in amalJ
packages. °"""""' •1enta·ftl'e, nol lmmedlat.ly ·~allJ!}>le ta C1Jdllnmt ... the~
ol ~ qm'lc , _., • ' '· N~.mlllch-~
la_ 1'r.ol:ll:lli'.._l'.~ • -
ball 1<1 l'C'lldlntl ;l!!dKml ltJOI i<!loa.
Tilt ~-Pl ... rtJiruel ao lhl .......,,. ol i... -, llill pollce, ,.... ·dJnc -........ .
Oraage
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t'lbe:re won't be any chanies
made In lhl wtatbe!' picture ,.,,...
doy u low ckrl!dl hog the coastal
""""' with 1-tura .nnclng
r from70toM~ -: INSIDE TODAY
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ixon tO -~eit. New .Troop Pullout.-0n rl:ue.sday
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Fast .Action
Saves Boat
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aiw now ~ lnltialives -"Wt have .. _.er : n!'RF'' -~
"We -11 II time. fo .lali..,_.. rta.PoM\bllltl:es," Ky did. "W'e are no•
capable to replace die Americans."
It would be the seeond American troop
withdrawal, Tbe first WU tbt pullout o(
25,000 troops wblcb wu camplded last
month. Jt apparent}J wu part of Nllon's
reported hopes to wilhdraw as many as
100,000 Americans by the end of the year,
Whether the U.S . troop wtthdrawal had
full South :vtdlllm ... supporl was DOI
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For D•na, Capo
Trash Collection
.At Laguna Contract Okayed
• SAIGON (UPI) -1'le U.S. Military ~Omunnd -todaf that !O< the T linl Ihm ii bu cooftnned the pr.....,.
~of !forth Vie......... floops In the . ldHinc Jlolla..IOl!l ol.Jlal&on.
llohlnd a mortar and rocket allacl<, tho
'H&ooi IJ'OOllO tried le ....-nm a Sooth
t Vi--~ lrob>l111 <ent<r near
'tTri Ton. 110 mlles IOUlhWest 'Of sa11on
and within 10 mlles of Cambodia.
'.!be &lllJOUDCellMOI said the ....,,,.
ment defenckn, mostly recruits. drove
off the atlacftn, ldlllnc IS, but loal lour
trued and u wounded tbemaelves. The
filh: WU Tlwnday, wtth no rellOll atven
for the dell;y In nporlJnc IL
"An element ot the North VletnamtN
Army lUI llegimenl -ldentlfled as
putldpaliDI in tbe atlack," the U.S.
Commadaald.""Tbb """11ict ls Ibo flnt
c:onflrmaUoft in the bistory of the War of
a tfCUlar North Vietnamese mny unit
operallng in the IV COrJl' Tactkal Zone
(the Melal>C Della)."
OAILT 1'1lOT St ........ SouUI . \lletnauMee helicopter gunships
and adllery helped break up the irotmd
-In tbe -e!>llow' battle, uillltary apot....,... aid.
AnER NARROW ESCAPE OFF LAGUNA. llOAT PUMPER SMILES p.,...,.., Jorry Goodwin of Huntington .looch 51111 Aboorcl Mini Mary
1be 118 Re(iment wu klenlified either
,lmn pr-. or from documenU found
m the bodies al slain North Vletlwn<le
IOldfm. wt reporta al that unit bad It In Blnh
Long province nortb,..est of S a I 1 o a
JUM ·a
3 Burn to Death in Car -'
It p:rtmled a poaibte new Communist
-· In tbe Mekong Delta, where U.S.
'and s o u th Vtiloanwe officlala have
~ major _.., In tbe effort to
·put \'111;1 areal under c:ontroJ of the
ollalppermnent.
Stopped on SA Freeway ,
· E.w lliace uet, North Vi<lnamue
~boll -ftporied lnflltnl1ng Into tbe dflla u ttplao<menta fer VI<! Cong
unlta Wllld> bad loal loo-min)' soldlen lo
nplace wtlh local nc:niIU.
In another development, the command
.-the btglnnlng al a ,...., ..
offensive by U.S. and "South K<nan
mJrines .. the Island aldoi the COii! of
South Vietnam. Since ii began wt week.
the oper-bas killed 190 Coa>mlUll!t
ln>opl. MiJllarJ spokesmen said the lllll!lber of
U.S. tn>ops In Vietnam dropped by 1.100
wt lt'etk to an !I-month low of 508,000.
To the north. American guns bom-
barded North Vietnam's half of the
demllilariJod...,. (DMZ) Sunday for the
14th time aince the United St.ates called
off the bomblni of the DOrth Nov. I.
Four person.\ locluding three burned to
dtalh In • CN' driven by. a you&b ""ho
stopped to aid a ,:notorilt whale auto
stalled on the: Santa Ana Freewa1 are
dead today as the result ol w~keDl! trar-
fic accidents.
Killed ir. the fiery coUWon Saturday
.nJtht rere ~ald Honda, 20, hll ~er
• Jiit Coanty TrafOc JMI
• lit Deatll Toll HI.
CberJ~ 11, and her younr friend, ll·YW·
old Lynn Rlslow, sll of Fullerton.
Los.:Anaeles f11liident Manuel Lopn, 27, "''* tlfiea urly today when tht CII' m.
wbJc.h he was a passenger !lammed into
a slow-moving street sweeper on the San-
ta Ana Freeway near Laguna Canyon
Road.
2 Newport Men, Lagunan
Arrested in Liquor Raid
By JOHN VALTERZ.'
.. Of .. o.111 ,, ... ·""
Th:et Newport Buch men and another
frun Lacuna Beach were free on ball to-
dQ alta their arrest. this weekend and
aefnn of 250 cases of liquor allegedty
stolen. from a restaurant and 1ix
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distributors.
Detectives from NeWJ>OTt Be a ch,
Laguna Buch and the District AUomey's
offlct 1rrcsted the four meo and stl!ed
the alleged stolen, liquor valued at $17,500
at Fe.llclano's Restaurant, at Westclil(
and Dover drives. Friday night.
They arrested Eugene Rondondo, 42,
1501 Cornwall Lane, Newport Beach;
Charles Dryer, 31, 11145 Sun.set Rldge
Drive. Laguna Beach; Alex1nder Torbett,
ts, 117 Vii Dijon, Newport BeKti, Ind
Edward Whiled, 40, 309 Narclssua Ave.,
Coron• del M1r.
Dlstrtd Attorney 's complainll charge
RondMdo ind Dryer with eight count.I of
grand theft from s.ix liquor distributing
firms and one count ol grand theft from
the Sadd\eback ln_"l, lnc.
Rondondo, Dryer and Torbett face
charps of conspiracy to comml\0 arand
!hell and burglary from the Siirf and
Sand Tnwers, Llgun1 Bach.
Investigators far the C a 1 i ( 6 r n i a
lfiat>!ray Paltol said 'the lbree Fuller1on
residents d)ed when 1betr car wu struck
from the rear and two other J;llotorists
--wen-badly hurt in the s&me accidenL
~tt Frederick, 17, of San Marino.
driver al the st.aUed car the Honda youth
stopped for, w111 seriously injured, along
~th ll-7ear~ld Stephen Heimple, of
Monterey Park.
Reimple was driving the car "''hicb
~rished into the second auto, according
to CHP tnvesUa:aton.
Lopez wu killed at ~;30 a.m. today in
the accident involving the street sweeper,
which left motorist Salvador Astorga, 31, or San Diego, also serloualy injured.
Learys Granted
One Week'sDelay
In LSD Hearing
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Fcu.liio11. lsla.1td Dti;Ja rfed by Hi$_h Rise
1 • Fiohlon bland will -be lllllTOWldfd
by a ... Cl b 11 b· rtae llllll<lln(I -
ai:ylc:raW. by Ol'onp Coo""7 staudanlL
Newoict II<~ Plannln1 -Lar· ry W\ilon said • baU.<Jo,.. tllo lktOl'l'
, stnlctUl'a are'rilll' a> lrvino Coa>pai\y
drawtna boardt. •
They will all be built on N"'PJl't
Center Drlvtt SWTOWK1ill1 F • 1 b I o n
llJand.
Muntcl.01 l'•enun<hl alr<ady ha•
clUTed ihe way !"' C<!Nlru<llob al the
fint ol the blc l>alldlnp. the l~ory "-uulln al Seaboanl Finance Co. It
"'11 rill mktw17 bttwl!t?'I Santa. Qui Ind
Sant• ll4oa d~ves off Newport C<ntu
Drive oorth al Fashlq bland.
Ba~ lll.!Urtn.Oe Corru>any, 1n affiliate
or Sea.board, LI owner of lee UUe to the
lit. ol ~one mWlon 1quare root 1truc-
lut0.
, MOit ~nt city approvll involv lna the 1
PJOJect. Wllsoo noted, will allow Bolboa
lnsuranct to CONtruct a five-slory P1rk· Inc farage adjactnt to the Staboard
bulldlna. OM level of the parking &INC·
ture will be below ground. It will provtae
$Ice for l,too cars.
The Irvine COmpany also plan1 to build
llJ own !lve.&\ory parking facility not lo
Ille S..boanl rarage.
When completed, the Newport Center
high-rile complex will be lhe Jarpst in
Orange County .
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Prompt action by llJrbar Department
patrol vtutla &mday NVed a JI.foot
powulloal from ainklng off Abalone Polnl
all<r U>ree pusengen llld al>andooed tho
vaaet.
'n>e boat 'ffU the ..root Owtns cnalstr
Mini Mary owned by J. F. Wrtn, llll E.
Balboa Blvd. and -•lad by WlllJam
A. Wren, 34, ol the same address.
-.. lo the Harbor Deparlmenl.
Wren and lits '°"· Biily, I and an adult _ .... Jerry Goodwin al Huntinaton
Beach, -abandoned the bolt a.nu it
attucl< a IUbmerpd Umber wti!cb ripped
out a atrut mf plank. The trio were
pided up by another nearby vwel.
'.!be Harbor De~ responded lo
a call from the Coast Guard at 5:10 p.m.
1taµn, that the bolt was 1lnttnc rapidJy.
'the Harbor Department ariived on
the scene at 5:31 to find the ve.uel almost
submqed. Pumps put aboard the boll
were un1ble to kf.elt up with the Inflow
t.I. water and Wren weal back to belp bail
by band.
Ano&her Harbor Department boat was
finaIJ;y dllpatched to the l!Ci!ne ffitb extra
p.nnpa ana between the two they kept the
boat Uloat until ft wu towed to Blaclie's
Boat Yard where It wu hauled.
Saddleback' s
Airport Noise
Fight Pushed
ConUnuaUon ol the lrub collectim con-
tract with Solag Disposal Company for
Dana Point and Capistrano Btach ti,s
been approved by Or"'ie County Supe<·
vi.son.
Solag ls ln the 6fth year of a. ten -year
exclusive c.ontract for the area.
Petitions of complain b t a r l n g
!ignatures of persons representing 31
Lido Couple's
Jewelry Loss
Set at $225,000
businesses had been filed w I l h
supervltot1 who ordered the.road depart·
ment. which oversees trash collection for
county juvemmept, to make an in-
vestigaUon. ·
The outcome of thal investigation was
1 recoounendaUon. concurred in by
supervilon, that the contract wl1h Solag
be continued unchanged.
County road commissioner Al Koch to-
day presented his report. No one rose
from the audlenct when supe:rvisors o{.
ftrefl a chance for ccmment.
Supervisor Alton Allen then said, "l
d'on 'f. see how anyone can operate a
business like this without. some com·
plaint It is very difficult. to gtt reliable
people who want to do tJlil kind of work."
He called the road department's in·
vestigaUon "thorough" and made the mo-
Uon that Solag Trash Service be retained.
In his J)fe&ent.ation, Koch noted that $5
percent ol complaints received againtt
Solag have been from only 11 people and
that ta percent have been from one
peraon, "a frlemi of the previous
franchise operator who once said be was
going to make It as miserable for the new
operatcr as pos.sible."
Tom Trulis, owner of Solag dispo&al,
has filed a lawmiit asking 1750,000 in
damages from ~fr. and Mni. Charles W.
Walbnan, owners or the Toro Disposal
Co., El Toro, and three businessmen who
circulated petltons of compl1ints against
Solag.
Truli.s claims Waltman . an unsuc·
~cess{ul bidder rot the "Beach Cities
to believe that trash pickups wue often
missed and that Trulis maintained ir·
regular schedults, has poor trash con-
tainen and charges unreasonable fees.
Road Commlssioner Koch testified that
Trull.s' rates compare "more favorably''
with rates in other para of the county.
Jack Marshall
121 Via \Vaziers
Newport Beach
Dear Mr. Marshall:
One of Our 1Well-Heeled That's the trouble with good
sandals. You CAN get emotion-
ally involved. A cheap pair
would have fallen apart before
you got on a first·name basis.
At any rate, bring your sandals
by and I'm sure \\'e can "make
a deal" -as they say in the
auto business. We may even de--
cide to have the old pair bronz.
ed. lf the Smithsonian isn't in·
ttttsled In them, we certainly
are.
Customers Complains
O.ar Mr. Bidwell :
Some time before you moved
Into your new store next to the
Lido Theatre I bought a pair of
sandals from you. About seven
year1 ago, as I remembu.
Now, I don't like lo •ound like
some cronJc, crank complainer
(I've never in my life sent a
steak back to the chef because
it was or wasn't med.Jorn r&H).
However, I must report that the
sandals you sold me are begin-
ning to show dtlinlto alcm of
weu.
I admit I've worn them balf
way around the world -JiplD.,
Honi Kong, Wake Island, HOii<>
lulu, Mexico City, San Francisco
and New York City -not lo
mention tucb ahow places as
'njuana and Hollywood (home
of Uie stars).
The question is, has my guar-
antee run out? U ao, would you
advise me to bave my sandals
overhauled. or trade them in for
a new pair!
I have a feeling It would be
cheaper for me to do the latter.
But tbe trouble is, I've devdop-·
ed a decided sentimental atta.cb-
ment for my old 1andab. II bu
taken me yun to work them
inlo tboll' prestnt comfortable
-ii somewhat dilreputabl~ -
condition. II I decide lo trade
them In, could you !Ind a loocl
home for them? I mean. I
wouldn't want them falling Into
the bands of just ANYbody.
PleutadViJt.
Sinctrely.
Jack Bidwell
P.S. When you stop by, you
mi&bt want to take 1 look
at our ~real Bally shoes
fTOm Switzerland. They're
REALLY made to laol
Jack Bidwell
3ff7 Via Ude al Newpert Bl"d"
N-rera &eae•.
PleaQ-of fl'flfJ fNIJ'klaC la die a.ar.
Oaly alaatu ( .... , 70) I.-die
V•mra l'reeway.
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Harbor f eacherS Tell"Their WO Es,· Tonight -. . '-"
BJ TIJOMAB FOllTUNE
Of "" °""' "Miii st.ff The Newport Mesa 1 c fi o o I ·ad·
ministration hasn't beard the 1aSt of
teadlera' · dilplea!ure over. the alary
aca!e adopted Jut June.• •
Te.cbts representatives from ta.ch of
the ~'· 36 achoob lonJ&bl will bear a report !nm the .Withdrawal • ol·
Enlhusla!in !WOE) committee • n
perfoqnuce of dulits for which they are
not paid.
It was ~d last Ju~ that such extra
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Wkl ~ode dJaperaolng at d.,,.., and
sporta events and teeing that students get
;,. the lachool bus or are picked up by theii~ -..._,laaven't 1p<cilied anytbill( yet that
-sboWd not do/' said Bart -· executive. secretary of lht teachers'
as90Ciaijon. 1'We're tee.king tecal, bona
tide ~·of impreuleg ... tha d18trlct
theft are a lot d. gratuitous eervie6 or-
fered bJ· the. teachers." Formation of the WOE committee was
ne&rlj" ':vnanimoualy approved by tht 90
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i.idim ,._t at • BepraentaUve
Coundl m"'6D( ID J-The -.nlttee
met durina tbt MDDW'_ aad '°'2fghl~ wW
report CID is findlnp.
''There -1111111 peOple h01Joring lei's make up 1 llst,'' Slid Jl@.te. "Don't come
in unlil I cutaiD tiJne .. llCJ leave al the
first bell... -.eUt be uld it ii the committee'• feeJ.
Ing thal such conduct would not be proper
for penons who conaldtr tbemRJves pro-
fessiooals. The committ~ will not
recommend teaCbers· cease perfonnlng
DOO(I01in( utra dl.'lles, tw said.
Insteld, the recommt!tdlUoo wm be to
dlacuas with the sd!Ool ldmlnistratioo tha
reuoo and ~ for cutaiD after
bolirs asstanmeots. ~ will be
ev1luated u to how they contribute to
!he teacher'• primary respmsibility to
provide quallty, tn<lus ill!truction, Ude
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Fur lnstancf, he.said .... or tbe things
the achool districJ 1baolutelx._ haS to have,
and proper value ls not given to it. Is cur·
riCulum committees. He said supposedly
-wboaerveonU.-""-are
-•bo •11111 to bot --pio>-ned down to do II. '
ffUe.aJd lbe odlool bomd·~
·aver tbe llllrJ ale md --teadih
... IOinl lo tplbble -wllal tbq "" .ul!ed .. do ••
Newpi>rt Mesa l!cloatlolt "-la\IOn
Prtl1dent <lordan -lul J-Jiii tt t11at. the feetlll( GI tM teochen b tbe
community wru get wbat it wanta In ply
for and if lbe community orily wanla to
4 Held •• Ill Liquor Theft
Detectives Raid Feliciano's ·in NewP.ort Beach
Making A Spwh·
By JOUN VALTERZt.
ot ... ci.lb> PMll Stiff
. Three Newport Beach ·men aDd another
from Laguna Beach were free on bail io-
day after their arrest this weekend and
seizure of 250 cues of liquor allegedly
stolen from a restaurant and six
distributors.
DetecUvea Crom Newport Be a ch ,
Laguna Beach and the Dbtrict Attorney's
office arrested the four men and .elied
the alleged llolen liquor valued at 117 ,500
Udo Coqple's
Jewelry Loss
Said $225,00();
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Y•'ll .... ~-l!lls we 1a1 we.t ,,,..,. 111 With 111S.•.1n
jewela -U$ aeparate !tem.s -pollce
dlltj>led today. '
Included in the daring cloyliahl 10bbe?1
Hot-<logglng surfer throws up walliof spray as he cuts •h"'l'IY on
shore break olf Newport Beach. SOme days, when the beavies are
notably' absent •about all .a surfer ctlp do iJ practice his footwork on
smalle r waves. 1
· 1oo1 wu a -and emerald ring
with a platinum oetting worth 111,000, ac-
cording to Detective capt. Lou Heeres.
He aid many ather itemJ o! jewelry
valued in the $12,000 to $15,000 rqe
were also stolen.
Nixon to Anno)lnce Latest
Troop ~ullout~ Tuesday
The Cwmingham!' piu Australian
black opal valued at fl.2 ,000 also was
taken by the two men who bound and
gaged the couple last Wednesday morn-
Jng.
Thal piece of jewelry, along wUh much
of lbe rest of the loot, waa. also atolen fiv1
yean ago in a burglary-of the Cu.
ningbam home at 3'3 Via Udo Sowl.
·Jn that theft, however, the jew~la were
recovered within an'bour, along wttb two
yOung ·men. who lllbsequenlly were con-
victed.
• WASHINGTON (UPll-P res 1 dent
Ni.Kon will aJJl'IOUnOI. the nen stage of
American troop withdrawals from Vltt·
nam Tuesday mornlll(, the White Hou..
aaid today. ·
Al!iked about a statement by South Viet
namese Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky
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Water Fou)s Up
New Pipe Burner
In West Newport
The !ig)rt against the noxious llllellJ In
west Newport Bea<:h bogged down this
weel< -Jltenlly.
·water from unknown undergroand
...,.,.. ts dogging the underlfOU!ld works
cf, lhe new pipe-burner appilratu1 com·
pleted in the parking Jot of a .servke lta·
lion , sta111ng the expecied iBl'iUng of the
smelly gas to destroy Its smells.
Unlil the water problem is corrected,
city aides said todaJ, the bl11'1fer which is
erpeded to force the gas up to the
burner wDI remain on a city office Ooor.
The eoillrlldor hired In build the lf,000
bljrner snd llad< bu c:ompleted his part
of the job, ....u-;ng Ilda aaid, and
1e11 the blawer'unlnltBUed.
·--.;Until we ftnd JUl •titre that water b:
coming fropi, we can't fln1* the job," a
ipoktsm1n uld.
Mooey for the wort came from tht cl·
\y, the Uolon Oil ComPARJ ('lhlch """' the land) and the Balboa Coves Com·
munily ..\,ssoclaUoa.
When the -is lnst>lled, ..... pr<>-· .
blems mJ&hl develop becJlus< o! Ill
underground placement.
"It might bum out pretty quick," ooe
source sald.
ff that happen! an above-ground bJowtr
1y1lem woukl have to be desJgned. tben r
measures 1galnst vandall would have· to
be devtlijj)ed.
No completlon dalll has been promlsod,
dty 1t1{f member• Wd.
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Uul ~ _. American Gls would ba
po11<d out by the end GI N...,.ber, Wllite
"'""" f?fM Secntary Rooald Ziegler
said "~ figures'' would come from
the "Preiielent.
Ziegler refused to say whether the
40,500 figure wu correct. He aaid Nixon
wouJd make public the "actual figures"
in a wrilfen statement at aboJ,lt 1:30 a.m.
Pm' -rue,day.
Herman Ridder,
Long Beach
Publisher, Dies
The first withdra.wal, Involving !S,000
men, was completed by the end ol LONG BEACH (AP) -Henn.an H.
August. Nhoo had indicated he would an-Ridder, publisher of the Long Beach """""" thf second phase of U.S. troop Independent Pr.,..Telegram, died Mnn-
reptacemenL day at bis bome after a short illoesa. Re
Bat on Aug. 24. the Pre1hknt an-was 61.
llOUtlCed be was clelayln( a declsl.., snd Ridder spenl IO yesn In the newspaper
called for more reports on lntenaiOed buslness.
Communist sttacks which tlCQlrred In He had been publbher ol tlie
mid-August following a }""IJ -lull Independent Pfeso.Telegram alnce llSi,
an the battlefi<ld. when he wne m>ro SI. Pau~ Minn. He
Ziegler revealed thal Nixon decided on had been publisher al lbe st Paul Di•
the ~ phase or the withdrawal prior patch and Pioneer Preas &!i previoosly to Friday's'bic strategy swion at the bad published the St. Paul uauy News.
White Route with top dlplomaUc, An avid art and antique collector and
milUary and intelligence advisers. writer of serious poetry, Ridder steered
Ziegler saic1 that decision Included ac· his publication toward com.tnunity pro-
lual f:igure.,. JCCls In his 17-year career here.
Following &be Friday corlference Gen. At the Ume o( bis death, be was Jn·
Crdgbton w •. Abrams, U.S. combat com. volved in planning a $1 mUUon art
mander, retmned immediately to Saigon museum for Long Beach.
and within two hours after h1a: anivaJ, he Ridder am was president and dlrector
reported penpaatlY to President Nguyen ol Ridder Publ1callons. Inc .• an operatbig
.Vsn nueu. <ompany with lntererts In 17 newspapen,
Thieu met lllth hiJ oecurtty 1dvlms to-· lnclndlng tbe Garden Gme· fOranre
cloy 1>elften. .-r meet!OC with Coimty) Evening Ne111, the Pasadena
Abrams. ·Alf<r tlie Security Couni:il Independent Siar-Nm, and tt.. S.. JOM
meeting, Ky lold GI the planned 411,llO-.i.....,. News. Hit fstber ~ U.
man pulkM. Rldder, It cbalrman of the •
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at Feliclano's Restaurant. at \Yestcliff
and Dover drivea, Friday night
1'hey arrested Eugene Rondondn. 4%,
1501 Cornwall Lane, Newport Beach;
Cbarlea Dryer, 3J, 1145 SuD6et Rklge
Dlilve, Laguna Beach; Ale.under Torbett.
25, 117 Via Dijon. Newport Beach, aOO
Edward Whiled, .fO, 309 NarciuUs Ave.1 Corona del Mar.
Diatrlct Attorney's complaints charge
Rondorido and Drjer witlf eight countJ or
grand theft from six liqoor dillributing
firms and one count of gram theft rrom
the Sadd~back In•. Inc .
Rondondo, D r y e r •nd TorbeU face
cliarg .. o! COllS)>lr&ey to commit grand
tbeft and burslary from the Surf and
Sand Towers, Laguna Bach.
The distributors named u vlcUms of
the thefts w~ the Mlllord Company,
Don W. Snyder Company,·sterli~g Llquor
Company, tile David Kay Gompahy,
Bohemian Company---canct-the Western
Company.
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Rescue workers attempt to remove AJer.uider Tapl)nl 36, of 657 llou
St., Costa Mesa, from car which ran oU Newport Bou evard at Indu ..
trial Way at 6 a.m. today, fiipplng over µ.to deep ditch. Victim was
In .. rioll• condiUon and 11111 1111CODscioua-at Hoag Mematl.llJ. HClll'flal,
several houri after the accldent.. Newport Beach police 1&y he ""'1
have fallen asleep at wheel. , •
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'Candlelight -Killer,'·RUI~d
Sane, Released by Ju4ge
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· Rax1ondo and Dryor also are nained In
another recent court actJon -a civil JUit
bnlugbl by popul&r singer and guitarist
Jose Felidaoo.
Tbe bllbd entertainer ls uklng lllll,llGO
In ct.mages over alleged quatlonable
practices by llondondo, Dryer and Roo-
dondo's wife, carol Tomkin .Rcmdoodo..
The entenaioer asks $11),000 in waau
owed him for three appearances at the
rataurant-which bears bis oama alld
(Sft FELlaANO'S, Pap I)
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utth \liefs
M~kilug·
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_..,lllMI announced today Iba\ let lllo
rstl't\me ii has confirmed the _.,..
llortb Vleln1mest troopo ill lllo
ilelta toth ol Sal&'"" •
' a mortar aticl rocktt li1lclll Iha tu•il'lroopo tried tO oftM'\111 a South
1~' ~ 'tralnin& center near .:ton, 110 miles southwest ot s.110"
l(lllild 111\!W> ~o JJ!il" o1.cambodia. • . • er ·"'l'be announcement · uld ·the gavern-
!!!<:4'!"'1\'r'I< mos"• recruits, drove ~-~ ~.113, but lost fOUf tol,;all ~· •"#.ed ~1-. The O:l<fb 'llwiadlj', wltll 110 reasoo givt!I ·ifor:~~,tn~lt. . ' ''""8_'.,..."" o1 ~ NO/th Vletn.m.s, --· · 'iii'Re-entwM't ..... lled ·u
., "' I j ~the •'Utld:,;.7\'be 'lJ.S',
. d. 14Tbil cdftflfct 1s the ftrtt
c:oilllri!l*tion in Ille blilol1 ol the war o! •· 1'1"!11' 'llqrth Vietnam"' army wut ,._.lo ~ JV Corp& Tacllcal 7.0M
;> (~'"!'!<Olli Delli)." SOuth VlttnaDl.,. helicopler gunships
~ arlllloiY belpe4 bieat up -the srqund
., a~fn UiO Hv..,hour battl~ mJf1l>rY.
r;f aPote11nen Aid. ' '!" 6 '"*W' Jltglmeilwii ldectilied either t 1ro111 '~or lfOm llocuments'found
o?t the bodies of slain North Vietnamese
&0ldim. • . Last reporl3 o£ that unit had it t~ Btnb
Long protjnce not1hwest of S a t g o n
June 20. ·
It poifftile.ta pooolble -Commwilst
drl.,. iii flje Mekong Delta, where u.s.
and-S 0 u th Vietnemeee officials have
reported major progreas in the effort to
put vut areu undt.r control of the
SaJ&on gqvernment. Ever·. atnce· iill, North Vieltlamese.
frOOJ>I had been .. ported in!lltrallng Ullo
the delta u replacements for Viet Cong
1mJ11 Wlllch·had loot ll>o many soldlen to
~ with l<lcal rti:ruita.
ll) .inOther developinen~ the command 'annoUnced the beglnnil'\g of a :,500-man
.itenilv.--by-U.Sc and . Soutb··KorWI
miriries on the island along the coast of
South •Vlelnam.
Laguna Police
Seize Hashish
, Worth $100,000
BJ RJCJLUUi P.'NALL
Of .. OtllY '"" ,,.. 1.aauna ll<ai:h poli<t aaid ~ lhat so
poandl of hubiab front 11 Bombly •. were
MlJed In the mt~I ln'eat...i a. IS.
y..,...Jd Emerald Bay girl and three Laauna Beacb ,..!dents Friday .•
Pollce fdenlllied th• l"tee adults· u
Mary Chrlltlne Mm; 21; and °"*' Allen Bowyer, ze, both of 2u1·s. Coas!
Hll)lway; ind Richard w. Emw, n. of
WJ Woodlfnd Drive.' JM1llla Detective Norm Babcoc;k
est&iated t!le illicit retail value of the
drug, 1 potent age old refinement of
marijuana. would be from f/5,000 lo
$100,000.
Sgt. Babcock said cuStoms agents
notlfled police Wt week that the hashish
bad arrived from India aboard. an atrl{ne
plane. He auerted that delivery wes
made to Mis! Marl and Bowyer later in Laiuno Niguel.
Jlbcock said the hasbi!h w a s
v~ 14>,the South Coul Hlpway
addreal where it was ltited. It was, ht
,aid. biddtn in statues. ·buddlw, dolls
,and a -k. · "t: tiwlk ... it · was for Laiuna con~
.aum~a," lhJI narcoUcs detective uld.
· He uld the hashish y,·as in' amall
packa&M, c~ l,lfllts. were not immediately
available to comment on the dl11position
ol tlle.c .....
N«mally, in auch cases, arraianment
ia conducted by i U.S. Commlssioner and ;bail ut pehdini addJtional legal action.
1 11te l&-ydr-0ld Jlrl was released to the
tcU1'* of her mother. said police, pen·
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·Instructor Lorean Wis.s:erhof and cla!smates of on·
tb .. opot pupil JVait for glliz MSwer tn porlable
clasnoom: al O>s!a , Mesa's Lincoln School. Too
mahy ·chUdren and too f.W schoolroom• have led to
use of 42 1uch units throughout Nevrport-Mesa
Unified School District this year. Portable class-
rooms are used by more than 1,000 youngsters in
elementary and so-caHed middle schools.
3 Burn .to Death in Car . .. ~
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Stopped on SA Freewax
four persom, ~1udlng three burned to
death in a car dr:lven by a youth who
stopped to aid a motori.si whose auto
stalled on the Santa Ana Freeway are
dead today as the result of weekend lraf·
fie accidents.
Killed in tl'le fiery collision Saturday
night were Ronald Honda, 20, his sister
Jl<t Connty Traffic 116&
1~ Death Toll 149
Cheryl, 11, and her young fl:lend, ll·year·
old Lynn-RiBtow, all .of Fullerton.--
Lo5 Angeles ruldent Manuel Lopez, 27,
was killed early today when the car in
which he was 1 passenger slammed into
a slow~mo~ street sw"per on the San·
ta Aiia Freewiy ri!ar t,agil.aa Cinyon
Jb)ad. ..
Jn•estlftl<irs•1or tlh• Ca I If or n.J 1
HJghw&y Patrol aajd the three Fullerton
residents died when their car wu struck
from the rear and two other motorists
were b~Jy hurt In the same 4ccldent.
·Scott Frederick, 17, ot San Marino.
driver of the atalled car the Hohda youth
stopped for, wu ae:riously injured, along
with 18-year-oJd Stephen Heimple, of
]\-1onterey Park.
Heimple was driving the car whiclt
crashed Into the second auto, according
to CHP investJgators.
Lopes wu iUfed at S.:30 1.m. -toaay in
the accident lnvolvinl the ltrfJet "'1eeper,
·whicb left m<>lortst Salvedor &lor&a. JI,
or San Diego* abo aerloualy injured.
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·;. .. 01n P .. "e 1_ · -==saves -Boat ·
I FELICI~NO'S ~ • _ Prompt 'action by Harbor Department
~trol vessels Sanday saved 1 25-foot
$100,000 ill damageJ to his reputation. . · powerboat from alnklng oU A~ Point
Tbat llilt.bq yetfi> come to trial. '. . .~--"'bad a~ the
Whited will ln!Wet charges of neeiv-. The 'boat wu the 21-foot owens cruiatr
Ing stolen property. >JI arralgnljlfnt date fo( the fQW"-•Mini Mary owned by J. F. W1'!11, 1111 E.
bad not~e\ Wen 8tt this morniJl¥ . B<lboa Blvd. and operated by William
None of Uie four could be reached tOr A. Wmi, Sf, of the wne address.
comment today. · Accordiq to the Harbor Department,
Deputy District Attorney Martin J. Wren and his aon Billy I and an adult
Heneghan declined to elaborate -on tbe -~let J•-GoocJwin of Huntington clrCUlllJ\allC<I of the; thefts, • • -., . . -';Tha~ · Would be connnenting 00 the' -. b, abandoned the boat . a~ 1t
evldenee, somthing I honestly can't do at struck a submerged limber which npped
Utl.1 point," he said. • out a atrut and plank. The trio were
He' said .the fout ·lntn were arrested plcktd . .up by another nearby vwel.
.togother at lhe restaurant and ·boolltd The Herbor Deparlmet1t responded to f.'jlrtly all>r mifillllbl at Ofange County a call irom the Coast Guard at 5:10 p.m.
All I.Ur h1Ye posted ball, Ii> •aid. alallng that the boat was slnl11ngnpidly.
Rondondo and llyer posted $5 000· The ' Harbor . Department arrived on
Torbett bBUed out with $2 500 and whited the scene ~t 5:32 to find the vwel almosl •-• ' subiperied. ,Pumps put aboard lhe boat pos""' •t,OQO, • were unable to keep up with the inflow
Heneghan sara the investlg~tion mto of water and wren went back" to help bail
the case is "still very much active." by hand ,
He said h1a office, the two police Anoth6' Harbor Department boat was
departments, and state a 1 c oh o I i c finally dispatched to the scene with extra
beverage control agenl5 conducted in-pumps and between the two they kept the
\•estigatloos for about three weeks before boat afloat until it was towtd to Blackie's
the Friday arrests. Boat Yard where it was hauled.
Namath 'Double'
Gets $221 Haul
At Camera Shop
A Iook-alike for famed f o o t b a 11
quarterback Joe Namath eluded Costa
Mesa police Sunday night after evidently
taking $221 in a carbon copy burglary at
a camera shop looted of nearly $10,000
last May.
He was almost in the clear -but he
tripped a burglar alarm.
The suspected burglar drove out of a
profess.ional building parking lot In the
400 block of East 17th Street about 6
p.m., just as officers arrived to check the
sllent alarm.
They found someone had broken into
Da._ve's Camera Exchange, 474 E. t7lh
Sf., tunnelirig from an adjacent office
through two plasterboard walls lo the
photo sbop.
The same company was burglarized In
~ )denUcal J98.Mef last May .22, but the
liitnidet escaped wjth a wide v~tJ of
camera equipment besides the cash.
Investigators saJd the burglar in Sun-
day night's job used a pry bar to break
into another otnee in tbt same-f bu11'd.ing. bdm'!i!lashlilg tliroug!i lhewa1l liit.i the
camera sto~.
Sgt. Jim Green and officen Dave
Casey and Pat Rodgers were dispatched
to the shop when the silent alarm went
off at police headquarters.
· Officer Casey said afterward he noticed
the probable suspect, who had long
sideburns and was 30 to 35 years old,
driving ofi in a late model car.
Patrolman Casey said he bore a
remarkable resemblance to the New
York Jets' quarterback.
Namath -linked to the underworld by
some sources through association in the
New York nightclub he recently sold -
was presumably relaxing elsewhere
about that time.
He Ted his team to 33·1<>-19 victory over
the Buffalo Bills pro football team during
the afternoon.
Teachers to Stop Work
For l\'la1·ch Thm·sday
LOS ANGELES ' (AP) -Tuesday Is the
fir st day of school , but on Thursday most
of the teachers plan a one-Oay work stop-
page in support or de.mane!! for higher
wages.
Newport Beach Painnlpg Director LIJ'· ture. """ ·
ry Wilson said a hatt-dozen 16 to 20-story .} Most ~t cit,y. approval lnval:vina the
st.nx:tures are now on Irvine Compjny ,Pn;>j~ WU10~1 nqtet 'ff.iJ1 lll9W Balboa
drawing boards. 1muraoce to censtruot-•·fi~1park·
They will all be built on Newport .tng larlP adjo<ont to lhe .seaboard
Center Drive, surrounding F a s h 1 o n building. OM levtl ot Ule park,inl atruc•
Island. . ture will be below around. lt will pr_ovide
t.tunlclpal government already has: spaet; for 1,400 ear1. • 1 cleared the way for comtrucUon of tbe 'lbe Irvine Compaoy ·•lso pl• to bulJd
fif&t or the big buildings. . the 11-story Its owp five-story. P4fklng f4c1Uty ue.it to
headquarters of Seaboard Finance Co. It lhe Seaboard rer•ae ..
will rise midway between Santa Cruz and When completed, the NeWJ)Oft Cen1er
Santa Rosa drives off Newport Center high-rise comple:i wUI be the large.st in
Drive north of Fashion Island. Orange County.
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BAY SW AP REFUTED • ••
Attorney General'• office.
.. I have no permission to speak for tht
office," be said.
He pointed out that formal opiniona ol
t,he attorney general are announced only
after "elaborate procedures'' and the
signed approval of Attornty General
Thomas Lynch .
Lynch told the DAILY PILOT this
morning that he is not familiar with the
is5Ue. He said Shavelson is the stiff ~·
pert on the exchange, which calls for the
transfer of 157 1crea of county' Udelands
for 457 acres of Irvine uplands and
tidelands.
Shavelson indicated it ls not oousual for
the Legi!ilatlve Counsel's office to iasue
opinions that conflict wllh those of the
Attorney General's office.
He explained that the Legislative
Counsel responds to legal questions from
legislator!, wbUe the Attorney General
provides the !&me service to state agen·
cies, such as the Lands Commission.
And whatever the opinion, whethet it is
from the Ugislative Counsel or the At·
torney General, it is "not binding," he
uid. "The rulings are advisory,"
The agencies .seeking the advice,
though, generally coofonn their actions
"11th the opinions reached, Shavelson con·
ceded.
His office, in any case, will not Jssue
any opinion on the Baci: Bay swap. "We.
don't do that on maUers that are cur·
re.ntiy in UtlgaUon. The ruling will have
to come from the coum." -·
--shave1iiin ld<fed tllat the. quutioo of
the amendmenb, and their impact on the
'
origjnol ~-t. will very likely be
rule<! on Wly by the coqrts. "I lhlni< ft is
veey deairab!flhat lhe ,coorll consider
Uiat," be aaid.
Three, Arrested
I After Holdu~
Of Gas Statibn
A tip from a citizen who o~ a
description of the getaWO)I carijlaed led lo
the arrest of three young Colrta Mesa
men early today, following the $80 holdup
oC a aenice station. j
The suspects were arrested on charies
of anned robbery and also culUvation ot
marijuana, after police found several
small plants growing in a coffee can.
They were idenUfied as Richard H.
Curtin, 20, Danas M. Helll!llty, 21, both ~
131 Albert Place, and Raymond D. Smllh,
20, of 463 Ogle St .. Costa M ....
Police Lt. Tom Durham said they were
all arrested at the Albert Place address,
following a stlckup at the Lerner Oil
Company, 2360 Newport Boulevard,
ahortly after midnight.
Allendant Paille! L. Lanqui.<t told of·
ficers two men entered and one pulled an
automatic pistol, demanding the keys l~
the cashbox on the pump island ouUdde.
The victim said he was held at gunpoinl
whJle one bandit got the money, after
""Which he was ordered to stay inside until
the holdup men had gone..
He went outside, however, and waJ
able to get a description of the car whicb
led to their arrest, however, according to
Lt. Durham. County Youth's
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Caused by Heat
1. ..Pol,l~ ~it yary ~~,llil afld Offi~r Bin lfechtel· said they arrfved at the Alber1
Place address to check out 1 susped
'vehicle -and were approaCbed by two a
A youth from Orange, found dead last
week under odd circumstances at a
desert commune where a small boy was
penned up this summer was apparenUy a
\·icti.m of heat proslratJon.
Christopher Hartwell, 21, was
discovered by a party of dove hunters
la&t Wednesday, four days after he was
reported missing from the isolated ranch
near Blythe.
Riverside County sheriff's deputies said
at the time that there were suspicious
aspects to the case, but declined to
elaborate pending a coroner's in-
ve£Ugation.
The victim was nude and lying face up
under the furnace-like desert heat when
found, apparently having walked Jn
circles. re-crossing his own tracks before
collapsing.
The ranch where Hartwell was ·
rmployed as caretaker gained notoriety
thii. summer when lawmen raided it and
found six-year~ld Anltlony Gibbons
leashed in a crude, wooden pen. ·
The child, son of a Los Angeles county
probation officer whose estranged wile
was living at the ranch, was· made a
ward of Riverside County.
the •men. "
They fit the description of the bandll
pair and the third auspect was arrested
in.side the house. where the alleged mari·
juana plants were found.
Rosary Slated
For Mrs. Walker
Rosary will be recited tonight for t
longtime Harbor Area socialite and com
munity worker who died Friday at G~
Samaritan H<>spltal, Los Angeles, a
heart disease.
Rites for GraYce Walker, 66. of 190)
Bayadere Terract, Corona del Mar, wi~
be at 8 p.m. in Our Lady Queen of Angell
Church, Corona de! Mar.
Requiem Mas.s will be celebrated Tues-
day at 10 a.m., at the same church, witl:
interment scheduled in Holy Sepu1che1
Cemetery near Orangt.
Mrs. Walker wa! a ~year resident <>!
Newport Beach and was active in social
and community activities.
The family suggests that those v.•h1
wish to remember her make con
tributions to the Heart Fund.
Jack Marshall
, 121 Via Waziers
' Newport Beach
Dear Mr. Manball:
One of Our Well-Heeled
Customers Complains
Thet's the trouble with · good
sandals. You CAN get emotion ..
aUy involved. A cheap pair
would have fa1len apart before
you got on a first~name basis.
At any rate, bring your sandals
by and I'm sure we can "make
a deal" -as they say in tha
auto business. \Ve may even de·
cide to have the old pair bronz-
ed. If the Smithsonian isn't in·
terested in thenl , '''e certainly
are.
DAIL 'I f'll.OT l11ff "'-"' AFTER NARROW ESCAPE OFF lAGUNA, BOAT PUMPER SMILES
P111en9tr Jerry Goodwin of Huntington 811ch Still Aboerd Mini Miry
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Dear 1'1r. BidweU :
Some time before you moved
lnto your new store next to the
Lido· Theatre I bought a pair of
sandals from you. About seven
years ago, as I remember.
Now, J don't liie lo sound like
some cronic, crank complainer
(I've never in my life sent a
steak back to the chef because
it was or wasn't medium rare).
However, I must nport that the
sandal& you sold me are begin·
ning. to show definite 1igu of wear.
l admit I've worn them half
way around the world -Japan,
Hone. Kqn;, Wile Island. Hono-
1u1u, Mexico City, San Francisco
Md New York City -not to
mention such show places as
Tijuana and Hollywood (borne
of the stars).
The question la, has my guar--
Mtee run out? If so, wouJd you
advise me to have my 1andals
overhauled , or trade them ln for a new pair?
I have a feeling It would be
cheaper for me to do the. latter.
But the trouble is, I've develop-
ed a decided sentimental attach-
ment for n1y old sand.is. It has
taken me years to work them
into their present comfortable
-if somewhat disreputable -
condition. If 1 decide to trade
them in, could you find a (ood
home for them? I mean, l
wouldn't wan\ them falling into
the hand& of just ANYbody.
Please advise.
~ulcerely,
Jack Bidwell
P .S. When you stop by, you
might want to take a look
at our great Bally aboes
from Switzerland. Tlleyre
REALLY made to tut.
Ja.ck Bidwell
3417 Via Udo at Newport Bh·d.,
N~rt ~ela.
Pleaty of ffffl parklllll ill tlae rear.
OaJy mbiatu ( ... ut 70) from tho
Ventura F~t11ay. •
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G~an co!urnnl 1bimmerln1 lri lb• sun agalnft a backdrop ol bio. wa~ and · a hint of white i11and1 !n tlie dlatance will recreate, lhe leeling at ancient Greece tor modem dayGre<lb ..,rt Wfidn•ldal"
'llejinning with ·the Jf.Htlrlf of XAIPE; Ille G~ee~ tel'ltrtorwelcome,
. ljewport lfartiar J'anhelleillc will launch a new·year during <a memberllhlp
' ,bruncb al 14:JO a.m, in II!• home·~ Mrs. Ca,r! G. Moore of Corc:na dot Mar,
1 Dra~~on lh• Wi,!dom o! anclene.,Guek'pbil04Phers, the l""1P ol so~rity wo . ·.will ·explorii the theme l\elum to · Reason during the year<
' · . A mod"l:I' d§ lelltler, J,lr_ John Hoy, vice.chancellor in charge of 1111' il"l!t aftllrs 'Iii Uq, w!U· bt gues~ s~er at Ille brunch, ol!ering lnformll-
tion.and'corruhents on the ul)iversitf ilt.i(eneral. • ,
Mrs. Leon Fry c1>t••i~ent1 IO(llf welcome old members baek alter U>elr
· • summer of traye! and •acUylty and ..creel ·prospeffive ~ew '!'embers . .' ,
Honored guesls will incjuile pNsi<lentt of all area sor0rity alumnae.
Jll'OUl>S. Past presidents 'VIII presldl! at ·Ill .. coffee•~ tea tables and Mrs.
C. R: •-•an.Jr." pri>gmin chairman, will present a preview ol ••e year's attiviti':s~ ' I~ ~ -"~ -
Making arraitgemen~ for tli'e. -bninch-~re membershio' ~en, ·Mrs. La~ Kittle 'Snd: Mrs. lfart:Hiclmlan• and SQcial ~. ?.fra.
~lrginlll Bollman. · • ! Assisting are the Mmes. Leilalian, Samuel Roach Jr., John Butle~.·C. ·
. Paul Dubois, Ernest J. Vitucci, F, M. Reaman and William C&mJ>bell.
· Newport Harbor Panbelleruc org"1t;ed ii) llllil, .js open to Olf·wome~.
who belong to:a sorority .alfilial<!I with the 'Natlonal:.Panbelleide C.... ferenCe. . . · · ' '
The group nieel!. the tJPrd' We.d_nesday of.~ 'l!l<IDlll at 10:30 11-m.
for ptograms,t,n-memtieN' 'homes. Buffe~ funch~s are:c served ·following-
. ea~ ~eietingi by, comY!itt~sµ.nder: the directiott-0f·Mrs·. Bollman., and tho~ .
who1wlsh may pJay t:ir1dgelol1Qwµtg the lunc~eonS.
, PanheUeriic, a group. Qf 1women interested in the activities, intellec-
tual growth and 'probfems1 of the college student· in toq.ayi's world, presents
"a· scholarship eacn ~ear lo a deser\ring college student. . .
The ors;anization each year also presents a· MineFva award to a coed
registered with the Newport Harbor groue, including a $500 scholarship
grant, and supports the American Field Servtce program.
The Frances Bloker Panbellenic Memorial Fund at UCl has assisted '.
more than 25 students in the-pMt year with their educational needs.
Outstanding Harbor Area women are honored through the Atherfi
award. Past recipients are the Mmes. Alvin Pinkley, R. L. Bacon and Wal·
ter Burroughs.
All National Panhellenic Conference sorority women are Invited to
become a part of the Newport Harbor group arid may contact Mrs. Fry
for furtb~r information.
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ficers o! Newport Harilor Panllell (left to right), the Mmes,
GREEK GREETING -Saying ,w~l e the Greek way are of·
Lawrence KitUe and Hart· Hickm co-membership chairmen,
and teon Fry I president. The sorority WO men Will greet ret.urning ~.new members during a brunch next Wedne6d.8y at 10:30 a.m.
in the home of Mrs. Cari G .. Moore of Corona·del Mar. 6men I .
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All Aboard for Family Cruise
Heading up Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club's annual famil¥ cruise ·are (lelt. !O
right) ~Commodore Brian Carter, Bnan Jr .. Scotty ahd Mrs. Carter: Sall·
ors will cross ·tile obannel Saturday Sept. '20,Jor a rendezvous at Sl!ndy Beach,
Emerald Bay, enjoy-a steak bake ih,t,evening and on the return home the next
day there will ·be the Homeward Bolind Trophy and Predicted Log races.·
.members, headed by ·Mrs.
Wllli~irr'HoTmes will brief new
asid' prolp!Ctive me.m be r s•
about · clYb activities and sec· ._ , tion participation during a t cl>ampagoe tea next Thursday;
. The new Mesa Verde home
of ·Mrs. LaWrence &)lertzer
wlD be the selling for the
afternoon ev~t1 • and hosting
will be Mrs.. Edward Schmok,
membership.chairman and ht:r
committee, the Mmes. Jim
B r a z d a, Bernard Connelly! Paul Kee, William McCann,
Duane Steputls and John
Stone. They will greet guests
and preside at the punch
bowl.
Silver tea services, which
have been presented to past
presidents, will be the focal
point of table appolntment.s.
Past presidents are the Mmes.
Kee, Jack Elliott and Arthur
DeCubellis, who also·-will pre-
side at the tea table.
·Further inroJ'l?\Btion is avail-
able by calling ~n. Schmok
at 545-0968.
VARl'ED INTERESTS -Mr&. Philip Donoliue,.
(left), a new member of Mesa·H•!'.'/O~ Club §etmS to ha¥e a bard time daciding .whfCh ot' IJ//,.sectJoni
to join. Mrs. Lawreoce Shertze~,.. wh<> will h<><t a
• cbampagn~'lea Jn her.&me ne~ 'Fh~M'•~ggea~ te11111s, whll' ·Mrs:. Edward SChmoli, mem r-llli!P cha:lrman says1 "Tr)' the gounnet-or 1h ter
g'l'Otlps~'' · • . i , -; ." ,, t.. l ... . . . ' . "" ,.
Baby's Date · ·W~S.~i,i ot ·1ust .;fat~
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DEAi\ ANN LANDERS : I bad not seen
my. si.Jter, tu~ ye.¥"•· She is 4Q Year'!
old ulil her two children are. grown.
:when Erma and her husband met me at
the airport I was shocked lo ,.. tbal she
had gotten 110 heavy. Immediately I con·
·eluded she wU pregnant and I sakl 19 .
.She became furious and shouted. "You
·are out of your mlndl I bave a ~id
·condition but Jt'a under control now.•
· I tt.ayed a week and we had a pleasant
·11me. Erma took pills In 11\Y pre....., and
'kept a doclor'I· aPJ!Olnlmenl; but ·lhe
aldn1 lalk any -· about her U1yrold condition.
. I lelt Madl!on on '!'Uesday. The lo~
:1owing Friday I received a telegram rrom
·Erma. It m~ "Guest wbo gave birth to
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an e!Jh~pound boy! "
rm burned up because my sister lied to
me. Why would a person do such a crazy
tbJna! Surely the tnew-I'd learn &he truth
evenfuatly. Help me undersiandrl aqt
' l -BAFFLED AND BOllJNG.
DEAR BAFF: I ntl*' your Q.yur-
old..--lal lhan ·lbrllltd wbta 111<
Jearaed' lbt "" prtpuL Ber re(apl lo
mike Utt unoan«ment apartd her the
emburaumeat ef dlsca11lng her etm-
dftkm. Unrt1bttJc. )'Cl -even fooU1h.
Bat ll'1 biJ&ory now, to forget lt.
!)ll,IB ANN LANDERS : fyo.y~are.ago
the problem 1tarted. Al 800n as the hot
weather set JO. my nose began to 11well.
Then I got thi1 whist.le ln lt...ll drives rnY
wUe cruy ;n!d 1 don't blame ber. I can
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harql): &tan!!-l~mysolf.. • l)EAR:l\EADEl\S~T)ll1 ls'an -lei· Wajlblnfl<!!i, D;C. ~ . ,
The problem Is much worse at home lllr.!'!·lhe,t;a Leoll•~Y'.8111111• hu.,., i. A1J!) Ji'.S .. I'd lib'l:i',~io ·lhe
lhan In the office. 11 starts in July and dieds Of menib6s 1'niJ Wrote~ te'll me I I.A,'~ Soclefy .. 'lbejf !ilw '-"lelter-
dlappears In September. But for silt am lrrcsPonslble, craey, ·cruel, llJlln. .1'r!Ung membenlilp !bill cou14 break a ~· I am persona non grata:Even lbe formed, aarcastic and stupid. m11:llman't back. •
doJ ahUns me. 1 went l.o, a doctor and he 'l'be letters came in response lo my ~
couldn't find anything wrong Which ii ~menl.$, On the young mother who WBS ..t'TM Brfde!1 c.dde," AM_ l rlldm1
Un<lerataridibte )>ecause. when _I 1'••l to breast' fei!dlng 1ior-baby In lb e beolle~ .,.wva """ of lk -tr.
bJ.m my ~ was not swollen and there W..Jhinglon, D.C. alrpoct. I am 1ot, queaLty, 11W tvtsUou abell wed••
was no whistle. can,.ou adVise me'? repeat not, agal~nst breast fffS!lng. I To• receive JOI' em I( •11 eem-
-,OFF KEV believe breast I is beneflcal to prtbenslvt p!'lt, write lo~ ~n,
• both mother and cllll -II thO mother Is lo care of lllls -•poptr, eDCjeoloc a
DEAi\ OFF, II IOUndl .. H ,.. mlgbt . wllllng and able. (Some -are will-Joa,:, .. u.,......8'd, stamped .....
be allefgld lo a lal'e 1umm" weed Ulat Ing but not able. Olhm are able b~t nol aad II ceotil ta cola.
grows • m.ma your bou... Alk ... willing) Ann W4eri wfU lie PM to 'llelp ,..
all•ralot lo make ii bouBt nil 10 h• ca• I 1m against ~ feeding In. JOJblic, '!I~ -i\n>blems. 8tod ..,. to· lltr i.
see you wben )'our ROif! 11 twolltD nd howevm\ whc!:n there are telrt rooms an can, "ot 1bl ·nmv ,nm, ettdllllc •
yoar wlUJUt 11,.oper.U.a. over lbe place, IUCb u in the 1tlf·~, stan:tped ll'\"9l1pe.
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& be membl>rs of ·a11 the guilds •I the Orange County ·SYJi!phony Association when they gather next Wed·
nesday for luncheon in the Newporter Inn. Round
robin workshops, orientation, a speaker and preview
Horoscope
of the ·1969-70 mPstcal season all are planned for
guild members. Getting on target for the annual
event are (left to right) the Mmes. Hugh Scallon,
Alan C. stoneman and John Olson.
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At ·Successful S~ason
On Taraet will theme the
iuuwal fall counlywldo guild
hlncbeoa ol the SJD\pbooy
-tlon of Oranse Counly
neil Wednesday In l h e
Newportu !Jin.
Guild, membel'I will gather
at 9 a.m. for coCfee and oriett-
taUon ud at 10 will attend a
btlef buainess meeting and
round robin workshops.
' ConducUn1 'the variou s
worbbops \will be Tbomu
Thuraton, coocert ticket aales;
Mn. William J, JWb', JIUlld
Jtructure; Mn. Norman V.
Salaets and Mn. L. F. Dlnc,
Young Artists auditions ; Mn.
C. M. Cutricone. ways al!d
tneans, and Mrs. Robert S.
Eric:Don, membenlUps in the
Symphooy Aaaoc:latioo.
Guild memben will be join-
ed at MOn for lunch by l\lt!ls
bidden lrom aU 'pons of
Oronge County.
Following lhe luncheon, the
group's attention wll be turned
10 Mrs. Richard W. Bland,
charter member and current
president of the Pandenl
Symphony Assoclallon, who
will apeak on MotivaUna tht
Volunteer Worker.
·Mrs. Bland, a former rtsl·
dent of St. Louis, has a wide
1>$eiground in club and
'ftllunteer work and wu reci-
pient qi lhe Catholic Aclioo
Award in 1185 in St. Louis.
Daniel Lewis, music director
and cooductor of the Orange
County S1111phony Orche&tra,
·will conclude the afternooo
with a preview ol the 1969-70
concert season.
Golden Key aenef its
Unlocked for Members
Whither the Hemline will bt
dilSCU8Sed when Golden Key,
Huntlnfton Beach supp or t
group 1or the Ollld Guldanee
Center o( Orange Count)'.
meets at 10 a.m. tomorrow 1n
the home or Mrs. John R.
Peterson.
Flrat order or business for
man , had an enthuJiUtJ,c turn-
out for its first session Jut
week, and the Monday work·
shops for the December ba·
iaar, Holiday In Mexico, will
continue in the home of Mn:.
Richard Teske, chairman.
Sagittarius: Stress Confidence
the season 's open~ meeting
will be the group s annual
faahion ahow, Fete d' Au·
tomne, taking place Saturday,
Oct. 4, in the Sheraton Beach
Members and friends have
turned out during the summer
to work on handcrafted ar·
ticles whlch will be offered ior
sale, and r.trs. Te.ate hopes
more will join the work group now that vacation season has
ended.
TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER 16
By SYDNEY OMARR
AIUF.'I (March 21-April 19):
financial question ls setiled.
Be receptive. One who y,·ants
to provoke battle laclt:5 com·
mon sense. Heed' inner voice.
GEft.llNI {May 21.June 20):
~ Inn. Obey rule!, regulations. "'un sure others ·f!!tl same way. Tbe principal funding event
indicated through contact with PISCES (F'eb. t~March 20): wUl begin with a social hour
one with great sense of humor. Career alld responsibility are at 11 :!0 a.m. and hmcbeon
SCORPIO (OcL 13 • Nov. will be served at U:30. Infor·
21J : Cycle oontinues high , but accented. Your pre,,tige is on mation rtgardiiig Uetet.s may
you must protect possessions. tbe line. Cooperate in com· be obtained by calling Mrs.
Higher earnings may be on munity projects. Utilize ex· Meryl Winans, Hl-7919.
horizon. Yet. budget should be perieoce. Display u n I q u e 'I1'le bowllna group, with
Grandmothers
At noon every second ThUB-
dl,Y the Newport Hubor
Grandmothers' Club meets In
the Costa Mesa Golf and
Counlry Club.
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tonight 71\ere is a message, a
e&ll, other fonn of com-
munication which co u I d
change plans. ReaJize this and
act accordingly.
By tonight there is showdown.
You find oul what mate,
partner really 1.hinks. Stand
tall. Strength of logic is on
your side. But adhere lo con-
servative course. And be a
good listener.
respected. Adhere to recent abilities. No day to be shy. Mrs. Al Jtniktnberg. chair·
resolutions. !;=============================:;! • '
TAURUS (April ~May 20):
U willing to listen to reason,
ROBINSON'S
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TAKE THE
FIRST BIG S TE?
TO WA ROS
LOSING WEIGHT•••
NfD KEEPING IT OFJI' fl
F'Oft GOOD! COM E TO J
THE ONE AND ONLY
· WEIGHT WATCHERSe
••,NO PILLS• NO
STARVATJON DIETS
•••YOU EAT THR I:C
HEARTY MEALS A
DAY, AND LOSC
WEIGHT'! EVERY
MONDAY EVENING
8£GIHNING ON
8EPT • IS, Wini
M IHTitOOUCTORV
OPEN MEETING AT
7 PM; /.HD EVEftV
TUESDAY MORNING
BEGIN.HING OH
IEl'T • 16, WITH
AH INTRODUCTOltY
OPEN MEETING AT
9:30 AM,
ftEGI STftA.TION r:cc
IS. 3,00; WEO<LY
Dt.J ES 1 2:,00, AT
AT tf'EWPORT, THC
U'DO IKWP'rr •
COMC EARL.V • • •
wc'A£ EXP£CTIN G
A BIG C"°WD~
ROBINSON'S
Nl!:WPORT
CANCER (June 21.July 22):
Good lunar aspect early coin·
cides with creative endeavors.
Later, there is opportunity for
added income.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
'tonight_ is_ marked f Q r
pleasure l hr o u 1 b ·children, Other" loved ones.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
Get cw1esponderu:e out or way
early1 Tonight settle to more
basic routine. }lunch pays
dividends.
LIBRA (Sepl. U-Ocl. 22):
Be versatile. Important,.. to
chapge w)lh the times. You
may be on a short journey.
SAGITTARIUS !Nov. 22-
Dec. Zl): By tonight, you are
on more potrit.ive ground. You
know where you are headed -
and why. Stress confidence,
ori&inaJity and independence.
CAPRJCORA !Dec. 22-Jan
JV): Accent on fulfillment of
some_major_ desires. Clan-
destine activity tonight could
.cauae strain on nerves. Take
family into confi den ce.
otherwise, you might find
yourself making weak ex·
coses.
AQUARIUS (Jan. ~Feb-
11): Pressure relieved. You
can relax with friends \<dPl
Romance_ is Mi the, picture.
Your alti!Ud> Ip poellc.,Jlul be
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LOSE 10 INCHES WITHIN THE FIRST 10 VISITS
THIS WEEK ... FOR 1 MORE WKEK l!ON. SEPT, U THRF
4 PM, SAT. SEPT. 20 all 26 Gloria V1nlu!D JoQtioDo iD
Califonia. will continue their •pecial
Yz PRICE OFFER
Ir• !'> price on,. • ., choice of ndadq DIPS e< WAJST or 'IBIGBB
or lJPPER AR!IS whm med I• _,._.., with
""1 replar Glad&ManltaD --~ hoT litlle It-
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TERM STARTS SEPT. 15th
SLOW -CAlE.fUL ATIIHTION
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PHONE 642-4061
BROCHURE SENT ON REQUEST
NEWPORT BEACH 430 P·~2·~~ Hwy.
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Harbor ff eache~s Tell Tlieir,. !OES ,' T~ri$~~
By THOMAS FORTUNE tr tM CMillr PIW St.If
The Newport Mesa 1 c b o o l ad·
ministration hasn't heard tbe last of
teachers' difpteuure over the ~ sa1ary
11Cale adoplec\ last June.
Teacher representatives ftom each ol
the dist¥'• la schools tbtjiJht· will biar
a report h'om the Withdrawal of
Enthusiasm (WOE) committee on
Performance ~ duties for which lhey ar1
not pald. ,
lt was said la.st. June that such extra
Oil Drilling
Furor Goes
To Council
Control! on the drilling or even 'l-
ploratory boles for subsutface petroleum
-~h as created a furor r~tly -will
he dlscqMed tonight by the Co&ta Mesa
City Coiincil.
City Attamey Roy June will report on
the anti-exp)oration ordinance be , was
asked to prepare and it may get a first
nading, the initial step in makipg it law.
Mayor Alvin L. Pinkley called for auch
a measure after an unsuccessful probe
for oil by tho Octjdenjal Petroleum Com-
pany earlier lhili summer.
Roklents near the site oq. Paularino
Avenue near 9.ear Street bitterly ccm-
plained of noise and unsightliness cawed
by the towering rig.
1)e C!>fDpany obtained count 1 ~·to drill from Out&lde ttie city
limila and Costa Me.sa councilmen added
the& <liuly 'for ilanl-drlllin beoeath the town lisell. . -'
The olned was -hopefully -to settle
lbe question of !jbether oil does J1'
beneath the clly or' not an6 apparllllly It
doem't, based ... the Occldeolal el·
ploralioo.
The City Coolleil agenda for tonighl's
meeting is relaUvety alim, Including
BeYeral matters'passed on by Utt plan-
ninl CO!lllni3li<>D.
Citizen's Tip
l,,ecul,s to .tf rrest
.tf ft,er Holdup
A ti? from a citizen wbo overheartl a
description of the getaway car used led to
the arrest of three YOWll Co«la Mea:a
men early today, following the $88 holdup
ol a 1enke staUon.
'l1Je wspects were arrested on charges
of anned robbery and al5o cultivation ol
marijuana. after police found several
maU plants growing in a coffee can.
'Ibey were idenlifled as Richard II.
Curlin, 20, 0anu M. H°"lley, 21, both ol
JSJ Albert Place, and Rayfllond 0. Smith,
20, of 46.1 Ogle St., Costa ~esa.
Police Lt. Tom Durilanl said they wert:
all arrested at the Albert Place add.ms,
following a stickup at the Laner Oil
Campany, 2360 Newport Boulevard,
alicrtty after midnig)IL
Attendanl Daniel L. Lanqui&t told ol·
fleer• two men entered and one pulled an
alilomatlc pistol, demudlng the keyt to
the cashbox 00 the pump Island-·
The victim said he wu held at gunpoint
while one balldll gol the money, after
wblcb he WU ordered to Illy inside untll
the holdup men bad gone.
He went out.side, however, aod wa1
able· to &et a. description of lbe car whJch
led to thtir arrest, however, •ceordinc to
Lt. Durham.
Police Sgt. Gary Shull aod Officer Bill
Bechtel said they arrived at the Albert
Place address to check out 1 iuspect
vehicle and were approached by .two of
the men.
lbey ftt tbe d""11plion ol the bandit
piir and the third 1USpeCt was arruted
inside the house, where the alleged mari-
julnl plaDIJ ..... found.
' Wilson. Elected
To league Term,
Colla M~ Vice Mayor Robert M.
Wilson has been e1'<:ted lo a t~year d
• director ol the Orange Coonty !tb•ptu
or the Catlloml• League ol Cl(fea,'
fie hid completed a one-ytar tenn.
completiog tho period ol olffee ol Duano Wroten ol Fullerton. who "lilDOd ,_
~ organilation. . I Wit.on'• tleclion came: last w!ek Wftel.
Hunitocloa -Mayor Jad< G-WU
elect.s p!ftldrnl ol the -cbaptu of
the orpnbltlon.
1.,.n)nc1ude chaperoning at danees and teachers pment al . I llepteaentallve nonpeylng,ntra'dUtlia, ba aald. Pll'I!"'. wWier\>e Oil Ult .......itjOa .,. P., "l"""'I rate II wilt pt~ cJaa
"11r!(eyenls and seemg Ula! &tudenls get ~I Uleellni In June. The conmtltlee lnllucl, Ult recammonctatlop will be-lo -who qi to bO! leodNh-m Pin-OUVICe.'. ,
oi( ua School ,bus or afe pic.ked up by mt! during the _,.. &DCf torilaJil Will dlscuil With the~ admlnlilratlon tho ~ ,\loWft ~ do it: • ' ' ' 'llie .aalary 1<aJe ~by tlli ldiool ~enls. repon on It. lindlap. ,. .... w ,neceaaJfy for eerlaln after J!ata 11!4-llle -Ilion! quihl>IOd board ·gave teachm an 1veraglfLI..,..
·'.We haveo'f apecilled anything yet that · ''There aee rnany.-lt ~ lei's houn aaslcnmenta. Tub will be _ ~· .;...,_ __ ;,. . ..,..._ ,...........,. cenf pay rabo. The kachm' liDal re-
tdlcj!er• sboul.d not do," said Bart Rajc, m.i<~ up't lllt,~ saJd lf4!te. Dan'l come evalua~ p lo how they coillrlbute lo' ··-...,..., -..., _. queg was fo•"ID.I ~ ·:. ~ec;µUve "&ecretary Qf the teachers' in antll ,. certaln tlmt ~ ~ve at, the the ~che<'• prlmary ....._ibltlly lo ire'I •It .,i~ -~ di!1 an To show lhett re 1 llW1Y
81.ialion. "We're seeking legal, bona nnt beUJ' ~ l • piovlde ~Uty, 1JH:lau loatruc:Uon, HU! ~· ~;,... ."'f. • •·· ... • teachers June 5 tu(ned atucilm.out
fidtrways ol lmpresalng on the district Bot he said 11 IJ lhe":111nm1ueo:1 fed· said. • · . n....,.n ltltA -"-llljoa on" the playll<>Ulld after. t.e1<iu.,. four
tMt< are a l<>t ol gratuitous services oi· Ing' that llll:b conduct would not t.proper ' For tnslanct, he sald, one ol the tlep Pltildat! °""""' lledllolll lut J-1111 ho!Jrs.Jlie ~ lchool d1J re!ldrtd
letled.j>y the teachers.• !or per-.. who ~Ider Cbemaelvea pro. the IChool diJtrld ahoolutely hu lo have, tt11iat the teeilns oi lbe-1udim IJ the by law .. Al ea.-~ltlar lllP SCbool,
lormaOon of the WOE comm!Uee was fess.ionab. 1be . COOJmtllet will not and proper vaJue is not &Inn to It, is cur-community wiU ett wbat.Jt w.anta to pay 7( of IOI teacbtra.jiioy:CDtted ~the
nearly' unanimously i.pproved by lhe 90 recOmmend teacliers cease performinJ: ricuhtm committee. He uid aupposedly fQf,..IDd Jf lbe~i cmJJ ·~ to wiM>Je day. • -• , _
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New Pu~llollts Set
Nixor:i t~ 1nn'!unce N~~~er ·T~~@y
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WASHINGTON CUPl)-P re 1 Iden t Zltglf:r -refused to say whether th9 ealtea ~. m<n tePorts on lbtendiecl ·
Nlxoo 't'ill _an~ the ~t. stage of 4~500 figure wu eorreet.·Ht aid· Nixcn Comm~ attacb wbk:h octurre4 ln
America11 troop withdraw.is [rom Viet-wP~14 make-.plibllc iht "acb&f.l .fiauru•• niid-August followlna .a tong_ lllDllMf lull
nam Tuesday mornin&, tM White House in .a Writ~ i;t.atern'ent at about 1:30 a.m. 00 tbe batUendd.' ~.
sa.ia today. PDT".TueSday., . , •
Asked about a statement by South Viet 'lbe· fltst wtuidrawal, Involving' 25,000 Ziealef ft.vealed that Nixon decided on
namese Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky men, -*" l>olnpleted by U... end o1 the ·second phUe d the Wlthdrual !11for
that jQ,500 mo,. American Gb would he Auglist :NaQO.bad lndicat.d he "9uld an-lo Friday's big alrategy, -at · Ult
pulled oot by' the end ol November, White nounce the second phue ol U.S. troop White ,Houte.: -_ !111! diplomatic,
House Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler repl~cement. . military and tnteltlttDce adrisen.
said "actual fiiUru" would oom• from Bui on· Aug. 24, lhe Prellc1"1l an-Zlejler said Uill didaton ·liidudad ...
the Preslden~ . nounced 'he ,. .. delaylilc • dedslOll and (See NIXON, .... I)
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Wreck Traps Motorist ' '
Three Perish«
As Car . Burns
. o.n ·lfr.W1tJ$..'
1111 c-ty Tnflle t•
Ill llealll Ttll 1•
Cbeey~ JI, and hes' )'Olllll friend, u.,, ....
old Lyon Rlllow1 'all ol Fullertm.
ResCue workers attempt to remove Alexander TaPltn, 36, of 657 Ross
St., Oosta Mesa, from car which ran off Newport Boulevard at Ind~
trial Way al 6 a.m. Wday, flipping over into deep ditcb, Vicllm 1f8W-
in serious condition and still unconscious at Hoag Memorial Hospital*
several hours after the accident. Newport Bet1cb police say be may
have fallen asleep at wheeA· Loi Aogeles l<.tdenl Manuel Loper,. 17,
wa1 kiJled early· today when ,the. eat ln-
wtik:b be waa a pasaenget alariuaed 1into
a sJow.movin( atreet sweeptli' °" ibe,saJJ..
ta Ana nleway near Laow cm.;On
: • ' 1 ~ • Vl'IT ......
M..,.._ttan Makes .It . .
2 Newport M.en, Lagun~ Road. ' .
' the ·~ ~!tall~.· ndi..d wol'\I tl>at ii Ilea aclllevecl'lu ..,i
' ~ Jba~ ~ •blil ta-complete ·lbio 1eg-.,. N'ortliw"' :l'auai•· See iiOry, Page4. . · .
Arrested in· Li~1ror Raid
lnvestigal«i for the C a I I r o r n I-a
llighwlJ Patrol said lhe three Fu11<.r1A1n
rt,aicfcnll died when their car· wu .ltnJct
from the rear and lwo other motor1&tl
...,.. badly hurt In tho 111110 iCl;lciiat,
Scolt .-.~ 17, ol San lUrlno,
, driver~ the stalled car the ffonQ')'OUth
By, JOHN VALTERZA None ·of the four cou1d be reached for s1opped for. wu IUimaly injured. akq
Of,... Dll"" Pllff st.tt cqmment today. • , with l~)'e&N>kl stephm HtlmpJe.1 ·of
Three Newport Beach men and another Deputy District Attorney Martin J. Monterey Park.
frora LagUria Beach were-free on ball to-Heneghan declined lo elaborate on the Helmple wu driving the car which
day after their arrest th.i~ weekend and circumstances of the thefts. crashed into the attond auto, a~
seizure ·of 250 cases of liquor' alregedly "That wou ld be com.nentinc on the lo CHP lnvtstlgators. -·
'~dle~h·t Jutler.;·nu1ea
S~e, ~~l~ase<J . by Judge . .. .. '
stol.f:n lrQm a restalll'_ant, and six evidence, somthlng I honesUy can't do at Lopet wu killed at 5:30 1,m. today in The man once ,charged u •'nle dlltlibutors. lhia point," he 1aid. _ the accident' brvo;lvlng the atreet sweeper, Clndlellght ~ ," Robert W, Lz1:1e:riy,
Detectives from NewpOrt B e a c h , He said the four men were arrested which left motorist Sal•ador Astorp, 31, ~>' ls u free as b1a name implies.._ .
Laguna Beach and the District Attorney 's together at the restaurant and booked of Sao Ditgo, a1&o Hrioully lnJared. Judie Robert Gardner Of Newpcrt
office arrested the four men and seized shortly after midnim.t at orana:e Coon... Beach declar~ u sane the man who
the "11eged stolen tiquoc valued al $17,500 Jail. ... ·~ , • , pollC!> • ·1-c1 . ~-dl.p;..,i •ii hlJ
at Feliciano'• 'Restau111nt, at Westcllfl All foor hove.posted ball, he sald. Long . Beac.h poninoar'1froo Jf!'I' .,0-ln. a .'W'tlld,
and Dover drives,,Fri<lay nlghL . . Roodon4o and Dyer posted l',000; ~·~ .................. •
They ar..Red Eugece Rondondo, 42, Torhelt ba\led ·oot·wlth '2,IOll and Whited • JJllp ~I' !ulmc -thal
no1 Cornwall 1.ane, N·-eeach: posted 11.000.. p .. 1:.1!-her Dies· . LlherlY;u.· ... ..,. • trlMJar ti.
O.arles Dryer, 31, 164$ S:;;.;,t JUdge Heneghan said tho investigation 1n1o UDJ.Le • -ii J11o. ~~Ill•
Drive, Laguna Beach ; Alexander•Torbett, lhe.case Is "still very much active." -~ ~-ytlb wimr-mtil_June
1$, 117 Via Dijon, Newport Beach, and He saJd hlJ i olfiee, tile twiJ .police (.ONG BEACH (AP)'-Herman I!{ -·4'•!-:M·-••luirlltal•
Edw'!fd Whited, «l, 309 Narclssu~Ave., departments. and state alcoholic R1ndl~puhflifierPr' ,!!,_the Loni i;: · ii'lllinintbr~'fl., '!'-· ' ~ del Mar, · beverage control agents conducted In. ... ~ ... ent tsa-'•en:aram. ciled ..... ~ ,_ ~Jlliel ;._w
Dlslricl .AUo • 1 · •· ch vestigations for about three weekl before day at bis home after a short illnat. llf 1c.Ukir,0·fnftt.~ wM .........,-to rnty s comp a1ni0 arge "''U 81. ,......_ --~ ~~ la•ll"t!ee!e Roridoodo and Dryet w1lh eig~t counl.s o( the Friday arrests. Rldd .... -.,_ -..-
gtand '""'I ftbm six liquor distributing crspentlOyeanlnthonewspeper 1hllt1Mtedlr.,lasd ~'· '
fi !'~ I I nd »J bu1inell. .. ' 'llior -. they -Lillorty rmi -one coun o gra "~'t from H• 'had·· been publlaher ,Gf • lhe ~~ ~ _.~ _.._ the Seddleback Jno. tnc. Two V aluahle Coats --_.., _... Roodondo, Dry• r and Torbett lace ln<lepend!lll·Pftas.Tel..,.ani alnce !IP, . wtiDOl!lf lltl..Lllldla.1111 .......
cbar&es ol conspiracy lo commit grand S I . C M when he eame lrom St. Pou~ 'Mino. lit. -·• 1lrilitl,..., -A4dlli( lo'lhe
lhett and burf:'Y from tbe sur1 and to en tn osta es·a had ~ 'lib~ or lhe ~ Paul D1J. • ~.a. """''tl' 111111o .;port. Se:01:trt~toJ"::!m8.ta. victlmJ o1 ' Employes of a Cosia M ... lhop lold crpu~ st';'1111~ == ~-~ °:!::':
the thelb """ the Mllloro. Compaoj. police thll ''"'""''"' _,..117 l'al"bled AD avid art and anµq,,. ad ....,_ .
Dan w. Snyder Company, ~terlina Liquor ool with lwo muilial c:oatl worth $1,%14 wilier o1 ....-poelrJ, lllddor -Birat LllllilJ • -~-looa'
Compa1'i, the David Kay Company, SalUnbly. hll publlcallon --111' prO> !\Cir -1 ,,, ._ ..C -..w
llohemJil> ComJW11 and the Westem The burglary \VU reported by .Be~ Joell In hta 11.,_,...., hlle. iloli :aoil-,Jo.1111.111111111,
Company. Vaoiandt, ol ~:Inc., 1l3S S. llrlstOI <\I the ~---~~ dttlll, ba waa In-.... Oolltlr 1 .. 1111' o-r.
RondondoondDryer .alsoare.namedln St., In lhe Sooth Coul 'Plua ahopplJ!ll •olwd ill "'""""f • .!_ •1 mQlloo ort· ·1• cll ''-•lotleMlitllillll-
anolht:r reoentcourt action~. clvll 1uil center. m~ forLq:--. Mlril' ti ,.. ...... mt1 •A
brought by 1>0pular stoger and guitarist .----------...,-----------·-_, 8-IW 0-Jl!illa a,nii It.
Joee Felidano. -Mdmll t ril llts -* UbetJ tt
,,.. bu.I .. lc!rUlner ts asking •t!0,000 'RICALL'--4 'ONLACT' .... y •1 't. -B '*' -...
DI llam .... om alleged questionable lltlt ..... ti 1 111111 -liw
prtCl!eel by lloodondo. llr)'er •nd RorJ. ' : -• aod -• -In lilt-.,_, clondo'o wile, Carol Tomkin Rolldoodo. ft'• • m]lst•rv pl/Jr IOllll01rl a c1 .. re11I f!ld!llQ d ·=• --11 u.i u. iw. ,,._ enttrtllner W. l!0,000 In wages thtl pofnt. but fOlcfnaimg rcodl!lg -~ ... "11t1•U, be Jilllnlod 11•
owed him fer th ... appearances al the Who ts willing lo qnd •P to ISl/,000 Oii o -a.rt ...... mlYal d -...
re.lauranl whlcfl bean h~ name and comppfgn agoimt l'fflA Dtstriel S•pcrvlaor Al(o;o -d I ._ at• Gf Wt --
'1111,!0tl Ill ctamaaes lo hlJ reputllioe. • An I A ~-' D 'ILY Pl' -Ill -' 1)1>1111!1hu1'1 lo CCIOle lo lriaJ. ~. t• IJ>f~ n WO r<f10rl Oil I ~ ..... ' ..... tr-• to
Whited will answer <barges ol ....iv. ..,,-., COlllpOlgn -lnelodlllq • •lnl•ll'· lltlz.,.iJID i!late 1fmlillll al .llonralk
In( llollJD property. btdfcllow eOll of Orana• C.......,,, -oolU bo .~.~:::::...,..,!di~ 1llll ,
Aa an1""""'11 date !or the lour men ALLEN publla/l<d IO!ltOmM Demit llllii It. • • • .,.._..., 11.,111rl:!d 1 IUror
had 1lol yet been aet thls mornln~. lo 1.,.;;.r c.urt: . .
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o~ Viets
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onfirmed
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~Bay; Swap· uling
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Oppose-Cl by.'Sta~~
By JEROME F. COLLINS
Of .... CNlf1J """ 111tf -
The State Attorney General's office
today dilaareed-hlit only inform&llY-
wlth a legi.tlaUve counael's opinion that
tho Upper Newport 817 land .. ,hanle
mllSt be resubmitted to the Stilt Lanils
CommW!on.
Only the courts can compel reopeninf
or the tideland1 swap question, Depoty
Attorney General Ja1 Shavelaon em-
phasized.
He expectJ the lands commlas.lon to
reeclve that lrultructton In Jess Uian a
year, "one way or another."
UUgatlon testing the legality or the
tranuc:tkm between Oraqe County •and
the Irvine Com(llllJ is DOW pendtn(
before the county aupaior court.
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H1! otl'tct, ln ahy easel.. will not Issue
any opinkin on the 'Back lily swj,p. "W•
don't do tha\ on matters that •re cur·
renUy tn llUgatim.· 1lte rulilll •W ·hav•
to come from 1he cowU. " · Sbl~ lddod Iha! the quealion of ~ ainadmeda .. and their lmlM!d on Utt
ortpnaJ qreeme.nl, Will Yel')' likely bl
ruled' on early by the courts. "I lhlnk it is
very desirable that lhe courts consid er
that,'' he. sajd,
Lido Coup~e's
Jewelry L~ss
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Said $225,000
Temp0rar11 · Biiom, ·Permanent Education
DAILY "II.OT ,, ... l'~
Lut week, Leaialative CoumeJ George
H. Murphy told Alsemblyman Alan
Si<roty (D.Bevorty llillsl, 1 long-time
critic ot the excbani:e, that the la.ridt
comomslon "m\.IJl" reconsider its Sep-
tember, 1987, approval of the contro-
versial plan.
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The two gunmen who r9bbed Lido Isle
yachtsman Briggs CunniJlgham and h~s
wile last week made off Ith $225,938 1ft
jewelsi -135 stparate terns -police
disoloaed tod1y.
Instructor Lorean Wisgerhof and classmates of on-
th&-spot pupil °"ait Jor quiz, ~nswl'.!r in portable
classroom at COsta. b1esa's Lincoln School. Too
. many"chlldren 'IJld too liivJ scl>oolrooms have led to
use of 42 such units throuahout Newport-Mesa
Unified School District this year. Portable class·
rooms are nsed by more than 1,000 youngsters in
efementary and scrcalled middle schools .
Murphy based ~ opinion on amend·
menta to the origtn&J llJ'ffmeut. Tht
amendment& were approved by eounty
auperviaors tut November. They pro-
vided for drodgl111 or county tidelands and removed Irvine uplands included 1n
tbe trlde from cowrtj t.u rolls, pendln(
the out.come ~of lld&adon.
I~luded in the dating :daylight robbery
loot was a diamond aod emerald ring
with 1 plafinwn aetllAI worth $26,000. ac-
cordln1 to Ddective'Capt. Lou Heercs. Up" Up Away '
Fashion Island Dwarfed by.High Rise
Fashiori Island will .!JOOn be surrounded
by a •a of h i c Ii rise fiuUdinp__ -
skyscrapers by Orange County standards.
Newport Beach Planning Director Lar-
ry WLl.son said a hall-dozen 18 to 20-story
structures an now on Irvine Company
drawing boardr.
They will all be built on Newport
Center :brive, surrounding F 1 ab ion
Island.
From P119e J
NIXON • • •
Munlclpol government alreody lw
cleared the way for construcUon of the
first of the big buildings, the 18-story
headquarters of. Seaboard F'inance Co. It
will rlae midway between Santa Cruz and
Santa Rosa drives off Newport Center
Drive north of Fa'shion Island.
Balboa Inrura.Dce Company, an affiliate
of Seaboard, iii owner of fee Utle to the
site ::>f the one million square foot slruc·
lure.
Most recent city approval involving the
project, Wilson noted, will allow Balboa
Insurance to construct a pve-story park-
ing gara.Je adjacent· to the Se8t»ard
building. Ont: level of tht: parking struc·
ture will be below ground. lt will prov.ide
space for 1,400 can.
tual figures. · 1· The Il"Ylne Companr also plans to buJld
foll°"ina the Friday conferel)Ct Gen. ltt own live-story parking facility ne1t to . 81. ted ~ton W. Abrams, U.S. combat com· the Seaboard garage. '°O"""''"'V "' malider, ritumed fininediately in Saigon -·· -pleted, u.., Newport (lenkr \ft £NUt '3 a • ... and within tWo l\otzn after li1s -a1rfvlf, be high-rlae complex wiU be the large:it in
• 0 W ~-repottd per....UJ to Prulclenl N111Yen Orange Coonty, For Mrs a er ,v.,, 'll11eu' • , 'l'biou.n!et wttltllluecurity acMaerrw. __ ·-· _ __ _ . •
--. --da1 between another meeting-wtt!!r,r -t:-:.. p· J
11o1uy wW be rtclled tonisJ>t for a Abrans. After the llecurlty Council. narDUr atro fOlllllme llar1>ar Atu 90Clllito and com-meeting, Ky told of tbe planne<! 40,$00-=:'~~~dl°t..~.~.~~ .. '!'ktf"Jl~ih.o. iris .. ~~f Saves Boat
heart cllseue. · bet Ween the United !ltata ovet'ih0-i0,51!Gl ·
Rltu f0< Gr&Jce ·Walker, fl, of 1901 fiJJUre, Eh he •Id ~hides U.S. Pr9 ~ action by Harbor DcmOrtment BaJadtr~ Tfl'?~ Corona de~ ·Mar, will ",natinel, PAl'J~ and ~l t;\T1f9,'. _ trol \.ease11 Sunday aav~ -;T :z&:foot
be lat I p.m.1"'tllif·IA01 ~ of Aalflf ~bol" "1¥· said the Wlthch1wal ~erbbat from afnldn.< off Abalone Point
Chureh, Cdrona cfel Mar. announcement wOWd vot be coupled with aft.er three p.assen&era had abandoned tht:
Requiem Mui wU1 be ctlebrated Tue... any new 7 ~c:e ,iniU..Uvu ~ "We P.'ve vessel
daJ at IO a.m .• at the amt church, with Made el)IUi6 ~om." . l.J . The boat was tht: 2&-foot OW ens cruiser
inte:nDent .teheduled Jn lklly Sepulcbet . ..we:thlM'. tt is Utne to take more Mini tttary owned by J. F. Wren, 1111 E.
Cemetery near Orange. responsibilities," Ky said. "We are now Balboa Blvd. and operated by William
Mn. Wilker was a 3G-year rt!ideat or capable to replace the Americans," It.. Wren, 34, of the same address.
Newport Beach and was active in :!IOC!al It would be the second Amertean troop Accordinll: to the Harbor Department.
and community activities. . _ withdrawal .The (lrst wa1 the pu~lout or Wren and 1Us son, Billy •. 9 ~d an . adult
The family sua&estt that thoae who 25,IXIO ~ Y.ihlch Wa1 completed' 1ast paasenger, Jerry Goodwin of Hunt1ngto_n
wi.8b to remember her make -con· month.1t apj>artritly was part of Nlloa's Beach, abandoned t~e boat . aft~r it
trlbuticu to the Heart. Fund. reported hopes to withdraw 81 many as struck a submerged t1mbt)r whic~ ripped
Hungry ~lesa Burglar
Visit& Coffee Shop
Someone dropped In for doughnuts .tt a
Coit.I Mua coffee shop Saturday.
WhoeVer did so did not pleaae Richard
C. Prt1colt, who found the re.ar doOr or
the Cout C&fe, 2278 Newport Boulevard
smuhed wbeo he arrived to open up.
Pdlice officer Frank Jordan said the ~relar took 9$.'8 worth of loot. lncluding
doleD dCJu&hnuls, a dOU:ll swtet rolls
... apple pie.
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c ........ OMM
JJO W ... hy Strffl
M1llif1t AHt~ P.O. a. I .... tJ6t6 --,.._.....,.: 1111 ....... tut'I,,. L.._. .,._. "',_.. ,,_
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100,COJ Amerlcaf\s by tfle end of the year. o~t a strut and plank. The trio were
Whether the u s troop withdrawal had picked up by ahotber nearby vessel. · · The HarbQr Department responded to full South Vletnames1 lllp~rt was not a cat! rrom the Coast Guard at 5: 10 p.m.
kno'ttQ. Abram.s tfld • aena of confer· slating that the boat was sinking rapidly.
enc:es wUh 'Itli~ 111d ThleO tilled an The Harbor Department arrived on e~gency ~eetmg of hl.!! National Se-the scent at 5:32 to find the vessel almost
cunty Council. . submerged . Pumps put aboard. the boat'
L&s.t May 14,, Nlxoo enunciated th~ee . were unable to ~eep up with the Inflow
principles on which he would base pullin& of waler and \Vren went back to help bail
wt American forces: by hand.
-A scaling down of oUensive opera. Another Harbor Department boat was
Lions by CommuniSI. forces. finally dispatched to the scene with extra
-Progrets •t the Paris peace table. pumps and between the two they kept the
-Capabilll}I O{ South Vietnamese boat anoat unUI it was towed to Blackie's
trOops to take over more of the fighting. Boal Yard where. it was hauled.
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AFTER NARROW ESCAPE OFF LAGUNA, BOAT PUMPER SMILES
P1111n9•r J1rry Goodwin of Hvntlngton Beach $1111 Aboard Mini Mary
N amaJh 'Double'
Gets $221 Haul
At Camera Shop
A look·alike for famed f o o t b a 11
quarterback Joe Namath "'eluded Costa
M..a police Suriday nllht alt.r evidenUy
taking $221 in a carbon cqpy burglary at
a camera shop looted or nearly $10,000
la.st May.
He was almost in the clear -but he
tripped a burglar alarm.
The IUSpected buralar drove out of a
professional bulldJni parking lot In tbe
400 block of Eut 17th Street about I
p.ftl., juat .as officers arrived to check the
silent alann.
Tbey ·found someone had broken into
Dave'• Camera Ezchana:e, 47• E. 17th
St., twmeling from an adjill:ellt om~
throug~ two plasterboard walls to the
photo flhop.
The same company was burglJ.rized in
an idenUr.al manner Jut May U, but th~
intruder elcaped with a wide varl!ty of
eamefa ·equipment besides thti,,cash. •
lnves!Jiaton said the burgfor In Sun-
day ajabt~ job qied a _pry bJr Jo'./>ieak into.~ ollJot In~ WD!> buf!dlng,
before amuhlng-thrwih the wall Into the
camera store..
Sgt, Jim Green and officers Dave
Casey and Pat Rodgers were dispatched
to the shop whm the silent alarm went
off at police headquarters.
Beaches Prove
Summer's Over
The summer Is really ever.
And a glance at Newport Beach·s
weekend !kits and beaches would prove
it.
''ft wl.!I a truly dead ·weekend for us ,"
said one lifeguard.
The t.owera are all In and accounted
for . guard spoke.men said.
A few surfers ventured out over the
t~·o days to pursue their sport under
gloomy skies as residents strolled on the
sand. The harbor's waterways, ha r b or
patrolmen said, were about as crowded
as the beaches.
Sunday's yachUng 1ction on the bay
was almost nil, they said,
Murphy .,ill the amendmentJ, R
effect, cblofed tbe orlginal .,......en!.
M a result, the Jands commiulon must
!ull111 it& oblilatloo under the law . by
conalderfn& the entire packa1e once
again. Shavelaon, however, today sai:I Jt la his
0 peraonal view" that the amendmants
were only tochnlcal and "did not affect
tbe value of the land or the demablllty
of the exchan.ae." -
Shavel.son stressed thal hia opinion in
no way reflect& the official stand of the
Attorney General's offi~.
0 1 have no permitsloa to speak•)or tbe
office," be said. .
He pointed out that Conn.al opiniona or
the attorney general are announced pnly
after "elaborate procedures" and the
signed approval of · Attoniey General
Thome Lynch.
Lyncb told the DAILY PILOT this
momtn1 !hit be is not familiar with tbe
ialue. He u.ld SbavellOll iJ the staff ex-
pert oo the udlange, wblch c:aJll for tbe
transfer of 157 acres of county tideland!
for '5'I • .,..., of . Irvine uplandt .-!
Udel.ands.
Shavelaon Indicated it la not UDU511a1 for
the Legl1laUv1 COunsel'a offJce to iuue
opinions that conflict wftb tboee or, the
Attome1 Gtneral'a offi~.
He explained that lhe Le&ialaUve
Cowtsel respondl to lepl que!llonl lrom
teliblator11 , while the l'ltt«ney Geqoral
provides 'Ule aame aervlce to state aim·
ciea, IUch IS the Landa Commisston.
And whatever tbe opinion, whether It Is
from the LegJslatlve Counsel or the At-
torney Gener at. it is "not bi.ndinj:," he
aald. "Tht rulings are advisory."
The agencies seeking the advice,
though, generally conform their actions
with the oplnk:IM reached, Shavebon con-
ceded.
Woman Arrested
In Shoplifting
A Santa Ana w0tnan who allegedly
made out a shoppina list but failed to pay
for the items on it was arrested Saturday
at an e1:cluslve Costa.Mesa store.
Suzanne ?.i . Royal, ZO, or 2031 S. Cedar
St .. was booked on suspicion of burglary
a.fl.er being arrested by a y,·oman detec-
tive at Joseph Magnin Inc., 1t South
Coast Plaza shopping ttnter.
Patrolman Frank Jordan said rtore
employe.s arrested the woman after sbe
allegedly filled a shopping bai with
anorted clothing \vorth $135 and left
without paying.
One of Our Well-Heeled
Customers Complains
Dear ~1r. Bidwell:
Some time before you moved
into vour new store next to the
Lido 0Theatre l bought a pair of
sandals from you . About seven
years ago. as I remember.
I have a feel'llli it would be
cheaper for me to do the latter.
But the trouble is, l 've develop-
ed a decided sentimental attach-
ment for my old sandals. It has
taken me years lo work them
into their present comfortable
-ii somewhat dhnputable -
condition. If I decide to trade
them in, could you find a &ood
home for them? I mean, I
wouldn't want then falllng into
tho band> of ju.st ANYl>ody.
Now. 1 don't like to 3ound like
so1ne cronic, crank complainer·
(I 've ne\rer in my tlfe sent a
st"'k back to the· chef because
it was or wasn1t med.bun rare).
However, I must report that the
sandaU you sold me are bop
niDg lo show deflnlle · 1!0>s of wear. Pl1a11 adViat.
He .said many other items of jewelry
valued in the $12,000 to $15,000 range
wtre also stolen.
The Gunningh.a~' prize Australian
black opa1 valued at $12,000 alao wa.!I
laken by the two men who bound and
gagged the couple last Wednesday morn-
ing.
That piece of jewelry, alon1 with moch
of the rest of the loot, was also stolen five
yeara ago in a burglary of the Cun·
ningham home at 343 Via Lido Soud.
In that theft, however, the jewels were
recovered within an hour. alon& with two
young men who sub&equently were con-
victed.
Couilty Youth's
Death in Desert
Caused by Heat
A youth fro~ Oran1e1 found dead lasl
week under odd . clrcumslances at a
d~rt commune whue a small boy wu
penned up this Swrimer was apparently a
''iCtim of heat prostration.
Christopher Hartwell, 21, was
discovered by a party or do~·e hunters
la~t Wednelday, four daya after be was
reported miS!ing Crom the isolated ranch
near Blythe.
Riverside County sheriff's deputies said
at the Urne that there were suspicious
aspects to the...µse, but declined to
elaborate pending a coroner's in·
vesiigatlon.
The victim wa.s nude and lying face up
under the furnace-like desert heat when
faund, apparently having walked iJl
circles, re-crossing his own tracks before
collapsing.
The ranctt , where Hartwell wa.s
tin ployed at caretaker galned notoriety
tbl6 summer when lawmen raided it and
fqund slx-year~ld Anthony Gibbons
le11shed In a crude, wooden pen.
The cblld. son of a Lo.s Angele.!! County
probaUon officer whose utranged wife
was living at the ranch, was made a
""·ard of Riverside County.
His mother and 10 other persona at the
ranch wert arrested and currently face
charges of felony child abuse, with lrisl
yet to come.
Uttle Anthony wu kept under the blaz-
ing sun with only a small amount or
water and no sanltational facilities in lhe
cOrral fashioned from a packing crate,
investigators said.
Jaok ~farshaJI
121 Via Waziers
Newport Beach
Dear Mr, Manhall:
That's Ibo trouble with good
sandals. You CAN get emotion·
ally involved. A cheap pair
would have fallen apart be.fore
you got on a first-name basis •
At any rate, bring your sandals
by and I'm sure we can "make
ti deal" -as they say in the
Iulo business. \Ve may even de·
clde to have the old pair bronz-
ed. ll the Smithsonian isn't in·
terested ln them, we certainly
are.
Sincerely,
Jack Bidwell
P .S. Wheu you slop by, ~...,
rniCbt want to take a look
at our s-J= Bally 1hoes from land. Tb1y 're
REALLY made to tut.
I admit I've worn lhem half
way around Ibo world -Jaj)an,
Hong J{ong, Wake bland. lfono-
Julu, Mexico Ctty, San Francisco
and New York City -oot to
mention such abow places as
Tijuaoa and Hollywood (home ~
or the stars).
Jack Bidwell
The question 1', b11 my guar·
11ntee run out? U 101 ti.·ould you
advise me to have my nndals
overhauled, or trade them In for
a new pair?
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Newport h•e•.
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Top Surfers .tr T~ligle
• • I Huntington ·Tourney -Slated -for JJr-eekerid . '
Surfers !ream as far awlY as Florida,
Texas, Hawaii, North Carolina, Viralnia
and eve.n two from AUJtralia wtU test
, Huntington Beach's surf Sept. 20 for the
11th Annual U. S. Surfboard Champk>n-
&hips.
The t·NO-day program begins at 1:30
a.m. next Saturday with elimination
heats and quarterfinals on both aides of
the municipal pier.
Flnals are scheduled the rollowing
day and wiU be capped by award cere-
monies in eight divisions and the presen-
tation or ttie IAlke Kahanamoku Trophy
to the best overall surfer.
Devid Nuuhiwa, a Huntington Beach
surfboant shop owner, was the winner of
the duke's troohy last year and will seek
a repeat victOry.
Another favorite Is Corky Carroll, of Dana Point, a two-time winner ol the
eveot.
Divisions illclude !Um•anu. men. 3S · COS"A MW-llaymood Kuiioe, Mary and up; seniors. 25 tbrou&h )5; Men. 11 Lou MC\.1!nnis. ~ ~ 14; Junlon, 11aDcl17; Bo)'S, II SAN CLt:MENTE;-Mlto'IDHfk BIU
u\riiugb 15: Mini.., 11 and under-'both Welul, Del c......, Dail 'iif'l<iii;' Jell
boys.and girls: Women, 12 and up; pad-· •Moore, Randy si;,;gi,, J, N, Doll, Cbrb
die races, d<J"Y racea and miled tandem Carmichael, Mike ~ , •urliog. LAGUNA 8EAl;ll . ~c'arev. Di>ul
Tbe follawing are lnclud.ed amorlg the Browne; Cr'iig Martin; n 01$u1fi\14n. 270 surfers entered. lo date : NEWPOR1''BliACH _,Jdmny•Coohl.J,
AUSTRALIA -Kellh Paul, Russell Bob Grieve, B111 Pelis, Bill McKinney.
Hughes. Scott Pre.IS!, Jdl Kennard, JoM Van
HAWAII-Al Fotd, Robert Jensen, Dor-Omurn .•
Ian "Lou" Dunbar, Sam Owes, Buster CAPISTRANO BEACH -Jil.I Sach5,
Kellum, Bill Biegert, Keone DowninJ. Brad McCaul. . . , ·
Ronnie !\Omero, LeRoy Ahclloy, Kevon SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO-Mork Silz-
Johns, Rtn0 Abellira, Chris Gardner, ler, Dane Sutler.
Toni Delong, Blanch Benson, Kainoa SEAL BEACH-Mike Wllb.
Downing, Robbie Husic, Laura Blears, HUNTINGTON BEACH -. Hatria Ka.
Sharron Webber. Toni Winkler, Jame.s wata, Jim Wade, Steve Walden, Greg
Blears, Patrick Marciel. TUcker, Randy Lewis, Chuclf RaY1,..B[ad
N. CAROLINA-Mickey Marsh, Mike Baylis, Steve Bigler:~ 'Jeff-HlkmaD, Nancy
Marsh. Haynes, John DavlS, David NUUhlwa.
Publicity Workshop Ne -ar
Pilot, OCC Pl.an Program for Press Chairmen
The DAILY Pl.LOT today moved
toward closing off pre.registration tor its
upcoming Pub licity Workshop to be held
· Wednesday night at Estancia High School
" in Costa Mesa.
Open to press chairmen and olher of-
flcers of clubs, organizations, churches
and youth groups -or jusl interested
c.itizens -the program will be presented
In a two-hour session starting nt 7:30
p.m. Wednesday In Estancia's Forum.
Thomas Keevil, DAILY PILOT editor,
will handle the major Portion of the
prelentalion. The program will be opened
East'\vood School
Program Slated
Frank 0. Mcintyre, J nf or ma tl on
ecrvices exeeutive for the southern SCC·
lion of. the California Teachers Associa-
tion (C'TA) will addre59 Weslminster's
Eastwood School PT A tonigh t.
He will speak on "General Trends in
Education Today" at 7:30 p.m. in the
&ehool's multipurpose room, l 3 5 5 2
University St.
This opening meeting of the Eastwood
PTA is the first in .a year-long series
planned to present programs of general
interest to the community.
by Dr. Thomas Blakely, director of the
Orange Coast Evening College, co-
sponsor of the seminar, and t.y Robert N.
Weed, DAILY PILOT publisher.
Many of the DAILY PILOT's "decision
makers" will appear at the workshop to
field quest.ions regarding operations iJJ
their particular areas of responsibility.
Included wlll be Thomas Morphine,
managing editor; Bea Ander 9 on 1 women's editor: Glenn White, sports
editor; and Judy Hurst, associate
~·romen's editor.
Also attending will be Jodean Hastings,
Huntingt.on Beach-Fountain V a 11 e y
v.·omen's editor; Jean Cox, Laguna
Beach-Saddleback Valley women's
editor; and Jo Olson, "'·ho handles
women's news from Newport Beach,
Costa Mesa and Orange County at large.
Tom McCann, DAlL Y PILOT public
service manager, and Don Jacobs,
Orange Coast COiiege public relations
direct.or, will assist Keevil in presenting
the seminar information.
Though much ol the 1l)lltl'ial presented
in the workshop and"'in a "Pointers for
Preas Chairmen" booklet productd by
tbe DAILY PILOT for the Wedne3day
night program, will be timed at women's
group&, the program al90 will iDclude lips
1or an. publldJfll.
lb aim is to Wn!Uarize -bhoppers
with Ute mechanics of wriUng •~good
newa release1 Who to conlact and. when
and how to make , the contact to get a
story or photo into the newspaper aiJd
other aspects of the ,publlcl.st'a !ob as
seen from ~ newspaper's point o view.
Pre-registrants will be given first
choice of seats at 1be Fonun. Those not
registered in advance ot the pfOlfam will
be allowed £o fill seats only 'on a space
avallable basis at 7:Zl.l p.rn. &harp.
Pre-registraUon coupons cannot be ac-
cepted at the DAILY Pu.pr office later
than noon Wednesday.
Published here is the last coupon the
newspaper will print before the Wed-
nesday night event.
Senior Citizens Tax Aid
· Filing Deadline Oct. 15
' • ; I \ -. N~ Ford Triumvirate
Sitting behind Fonl's chairman of tl!e board, Heniy Fonl ll Is !he
new tliumv~ate which will direct the gi&antic ~utotCOmpany replac--
ing ~ presi<\eot. SemPt>. f;, Knudsen. From front to rear are
Robert steveosoo, president of Ford lnt.emational automotive opera-
tions; Lee A. Iacocea, president of Ford's North American aulomo-
tive. ~ti.on!; and _Rob~--\ J, Hampson, president of. Philco-Ford
and tractor operations. ,
County ·Business Official
Eying Hong Kong for Site
Management'of a Santa Ana electronics
company · today is considering . the
possibility ol _.ing a bi'anch in Hong
Koog, due to low labor costs and the ex·
Wit of lechnological development there.
The anoouncement came -from a
spokesman oo tour with 30 other
Helpful Youth
Has Finger Htirt
A 11-ye.ar~ld Tustin boy extended a
helping band and had a finger broken
businessmen from 11 states.
Burge31 Dempster, an execuUve wllh
Electronic Engineering Company, UIOl E.
Chestnut s~., is ooe of. a group touring the
area, selling, distributing. licensinj: and
startin& joint veotlD'es.
'"I1Us i.s not only because of com-
paraUvely , low labcr cost, but also
because of e I e c t r o n I c technology,"
Dempster said.
No definite plans .are set for an
l.$embly plan -in tbe ,BriUsh crown col-
ony, however, he empba.sUed.
"We . are merely Jooldng Imo the -
possibilities," Demp<ter eiplalned.
s~ Linda Perez put ·coins in a 'I Shall Return':
machine but didn't get her package of
S • OAA. Y !'ft.OT 3
Few Clues
To Identity
Of Remains
No fl"ll"• hu -made yo1 bl e.-ier·· cltpllta in-lpt1ng Ille Id ...
Illy.and «ilia d body jlartl whldl wasl>
ed up in Surfskte a week ago.
"We have not yet determined H lbel
are human, f'IOf. do we know whl're the,
came from ,'.' u.id Dep. C<rooer John
Cale Friday afternoon.
He indicated that skin tWue and other
laboratory tesa condu<led by bis olfict
through the cooPerauan ol Cal-Stat•
Fullerton might ·u111mareiy provide an
answer.
Cale said he could not spe(ulate when
the test. mlgbt be completed.
The mysterious torso part!, which con--
Wt of a portion of the spinal eolwnn, the
hlps and a leg bone, meamrhile rest at
Smltb's Moriuary In lhlntlnglon Beach.
The remains were dllcovtri!d tn the
water by a woman swimmlng in the
ocean last Saturday.
cigorella, Paul Martel r<ached into the MIDDLE'fOWN, <:onn. (UPI) -Ted d~penser slqt to see ll the packqe .... Saul"tefaoo ha1 reuoo to believe that In Latin Post
bung up. . , _ . the thle( who bro~ into his auWmol>lle
While his hand was inside Miss Perez a[!lency during-the Weekend plans to Presideot--Nbi:on Friday ·BP""
pushed µ>e. .~ttO:"' J. again. ;This ~. it return to the scene of the crime. pointed. Ernes~ V. Siracusa, a
worked and Mane.rs hand -was calljht, The ttder pot only stole a new car, $25 graduate of Huntington Beach
police said. In cash and a .22 caliber rm>lver frOm High School, a.s amDassador to Others include discussions of popula-
tion factors, learniog and teaching pro-
blems. Deadline ror filing for 1969 Senior
Citizens Property Tu Aaslstance checks
is Oct. IS, State Sen. James E. Whebnore
(R-Fullerloo.) reminded ru>idenlll today.
Two Tustin firemen rreed the ba.v's Al's Auto Sales, he allo>took the kr;:a to Bolivia. Stn:cusa,-a .~ 41·p.
lhej can meet the qualif1Ca.tipos. hand and put a splint o.o his broken m)(!. all the other cars oo the lOt, Sfmtot;t.efBDO lbmat, previoualy aerved JD V.S.
A quaWled senior citlze:n could receive die finger. told }>Ollce. embassy in' PerU.
the $70 from the Homeowners Tas: Relief 1--_;;-------,,---.--,,---'----------------_;'--'-'------Program and get an additional cbeck (or
up to 95 percent of the balance of hi! Lu:-
t:s from the tax .assistance program.
OV Board Slates
. Meeting Tonight
Ocean View School District trustees
begin their first board meeting of the new
school year al 7:30 p.m. today with a
session at district headquarters, 7972
Warner Ave., Huntington Beach.
Action items listed on the ageMa in-
clude a resolution to dedicate easement
property to the new Suo View Park, a
revlslon in the maternal leave polky for
teachers and a contract with a medical
group to provide nu shots for employes.
Chicago Aldennen~'
Offices Hit by, Bo1nhs
ClJICAGO (UPI) -The offices of two
Chicago aldermi!ll were damaged early
today by firebombs. Both men indicated
community lensiom over urban renewal
~·ere involved.
"This is the second year of the senior
citizens ta.I' assistance program," Wbet-
more said. "It provides for a refund of
the claimant's property taxes ranging
lrom one percent to 95 percent, depen-
ci ing upon the claimant's household in-
come."
He warned that this program should
nnt be confused with the Homeowner's
PrOpt>rty Tax Relief Program wllich was
voted by the lawmakers this year to~
\ ide general property tax relief. Senior
citizens are eligible for both programs if
REPRIMAND
FOR ROOSTER
A complaint from a HunUngton Beach
resident about his neighbor's roost.er
crowing au nlght brought the following
notation on today's police log boo);:
Officer checked area, reports rooster
will be reprimanded.
Painstaking Piece Work
To be eligible claimants must be over
65 years ol age on Jan. I. 1969, must own
and occupy their home and must have
paid the property taxes ·on the home, and
must have a total household income· of
Jess than $3,350.
Body 'of Woman
In Pit Identified
MANCHESTER, N. Y. (UPI) -The
body of a woman found in a gravel pit
with her head and face battered was
identified tentatively today as that of
redhaired Marta Kristine Polls, 19, who
disappeared last month in Rochester,
N.Y.
Trooper G. R. Thompson of the st.ate
police said Miss Poli• had been
murdert!d. Be !!Jd she died of a frac·
tured skull cal.lled "by a uvere blow
lo the head by an unknOwn Instrument!'
UP'IT .........
The remains of an Allegheny Airlines DC-9 let Md
a Piper Cherokee are being assembled in a banger
al Bakalar AFB, Columbus, Ohio, The lwo planes
coUided in mid·air nea_: Indianapolis last week kilJing
83 penons and federal tnv .. ugators l!cpe to ftnd
eoough of tl!e planes to make moclrups to determine
'vhere the collision occurred and bow.
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. is waiting _ I ) " •
·to do somithing
aboUtsmog.
Meet
Thfs ls ox cmwnunffy. W. Uw her•. W.'v•
served Southom CdWamla le< men fhan 100
years. And -· .. 1iwd with tho smog problom.
just OS you haw.
The Southern Coallfomio area is recognized
far '-Ing ,_. of tho best conttd programs
far air palluttan In fho muntry. But we still
have smog.
We wontod to help solve tho 'problem. Nat
Jurttalkabauttt.
· And "°"' -think we have a way fa help.
At tM Gas Company, we've foun:d that
using natural gos 01 a fuet In motor ·
"'1icl .. thorpty -tho
pollutant• that c:ouse ":~~!11;-.r.,.: W.'.....ir-ly-1od•
number of ....-..... loorvQ' vohid ..
to "vie rlatural gos for fu.T. And
we'r• -king fa porfoct fho l)'llem for ...-_, fltol,
and oathat athon""' UM If. too.
Ther• ore many organlzatlont llke' ours, with
flHb of "'11clos. <>pe<a!lng from central servicing and
luoting locations, sponcfang many haun ....,
day on the streets and frHWOys In SoutMrrr
Callfornla. Conversion to natural gos f9
1lmple. and rolatiwly ~ Oporattan
Is moreec;011iomk:ol. w. don't dafm that .,.. d -
gas In fleets of.&.-. trucb, and an lo
i\ gcing ta dean up tho smog
"I' probfemovemtght. But ff wtll
'.,;,.,.'f help. And that" what we ·
o.t:?):;;.:i WOntedtodo..
SMl'81I C'adies lim CallllllY
A ...... OF'MJ'llOIC lJQHft<tQ SdTlM
We're lllYffflng In lomol•-·
See this natvrol p-fveled car at the L.A. County Fair Sept. 12 thr0U9b the 21th.
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dien do a doub!Mak.o. But stepping
up froo1 and center la P¥t. Mo\WI
Laird of Topeka, Kan., not Ibo ""'
"' . Uoa'• aecrelary of ~efe..., Pvt.
~,;..t. 'l.elrd. say•, "'111ere may be • few
1 t levels of command in between, but : ! I take my orders fn>m Melvin
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WASHINGTON CUP!)· -Pruident
Nlxoo today dilcusses U.S. space goals
wllb a special tas li: force expected to
recommend to him deferring manned
Mars landings unlil the 1980s.
Instead, the group bas reportedly
'decided to recomm~ the U.S. con-
cebtrate on expff>ring the moon and
dev!loplng giant earth and lunar orbiting
staUons that could later be used in a tan-
. ding on Mars.
1llls weet we're felfurfng 4 dellclous poit req,es !
The task fora began,W«I< In Febnlary
alter NU.on nq-.d it ,._. pll f<><
the space program in the next decade. It
includes Vice President Spiro T. A.pew,
a Mais landing -st; 'Thomu 0,
Paine a~ ol the Naliooal
Aermauib and Space Admlnlstration;
Air r..-ce Secretary Robert o. Swnans
and the President's science adviser, Dr.
Lee A. llubrldge.
El laneho off era J'OU. four waya to beat menu monotony •.. recipes that are l!IU?e to please
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WASHINGTON (AP) l' -
Pentagon trilko • to l(IJ90I
dolin plll!ll 1w • mqllf-bfUIOn
dollar Air Force bomber u 1 the Seoa~ entm what lead~
say may be the last week d. ,
debit< on the pi blllibo
mililuy )»'OCU1emenl bill.
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BELFAST,. NO<tbem Ire· "civil rllhtl ..;;;.;.,rt:•.-'U: lhelr poeillon towltd die re-
' 1:11od (UPI~ -Romon Clfl1o. Ov~refonn pr~-.... Idea ...,-the
· 1iC1, Bvln& beb1nd the born. noiiqcld b7 llrtlllh !fiil>Or.-°'" opo<adlc
r .._....._ J Bell·~ .-~ ·~--J-call.... , , . tbe 4talh al two ~ w -• ·--Y -PnlmlM ol Brlilil/ Parlla-Bliit.li< 'toldJett, , ' to keep-their own barrlen up ,_ ~ Ille rdonDI ov•r . Tllo an111 called Jor roln-
Ulltll the Brltlah army •I?!"' lllO~: "!'the N<ilh«n m. · forcemeilts '"' tho li>ldlm 1' •to a ·m.po1nt danand. llnd, Pa•!-If tbe Ulaie. •bo have> hem · paCrollng M
I • Alie two day ol dlllcusalon llaulo fa II I to .• -· ·Ill• .. ~rtlillllll'o leep a kind . .-r • • rerMnS. : ' j • flf'~ce Htweertl the cattio-
• tile Ceiltral Doi""'" Commlio. Tbo Cathollca hardene\I ID ;Ilea aDd "'°"'tanlll. . t#. wlllch ......... 11 7~000 ' ·, •
·-lamlll .. ln .tbe·bll'rJ. "qdod zone, rojected appeals " -rr.om the ~-and
-: • ;:..,.C...m....f ...;-~. J.f~~-f"'+-I Cfthollc Church leldft'w to .... Bye Bye~ Dippy
. r • ' ' ' " ..,· "'' ,.....,.. • lnod~ the barrl.cadtt. FloOd. Waters Bit -'ukpot . , : , . . 11 Atota1o11sobarr1cadesre-'La. h I 'Ch i;r
Heayy thund~lorms fu the moun&ains near. ~ Scores of automoblies w~. d~ecf or HVet:t!Y ; ::.:~:~ ~:~~~ ·ug • n anges I' Ormat
An ameodrgeot cutting back •
funds for the Adva~ Map..
nee! Strategic Alreralt -
AMSA -from 1100 mll)ion lo_
$20. milUon Jw l:leelt-in· -
troduced by Sen. George S.
McGovern (0.S.O.), Senate
Democratic Leader M I k e
:tifansfield' says he hopes to
bring It up for .a vote Tuesday.
Noting the defeat of other
amendments seeking major
cutbacks in the bill, Mansfield
said the odds are against
McGovern's proposal. He said
critics of Pentagon speqdlng
hit a high point with the so.so
vote on the Safeguard ABM
system and "we haventt been
able to get within striking
distance sinte." That amend·
meht died because it lacked a
majority of votes.
Vegascaused!loodwateratopouracirossthedeaert damaged before boavy equipm<11tCould t.>w them lbe C<>11structlon ol 1 barbed BURBANK ('n) and 1lirough the parking lot at Caeser's Palace. out. · Wh'• "pea<e line" by Anny = new things,''
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Jurisdiction Decision
Due in Ax Murders
, • • : Malnetrs to keep Pro&estanta Televtaioa'1 zaniut, tn08t-wal-
n' -•~ and Catholics apart. ..._. 1 e r i ea , "Laugh-In,"
Pill 'Fun' . .
Kills Girl
,,,. commfttu said• lodoy cbarl<i lnln lt.s tllii-d ..... ,
the bsrrlcades would Illy up lnoipt wtlb old gap lbelved
' i u.nW it. rectlvtd written .. and new tRtts. in the ca!l suranCes from the anny that the Ca\h01ia' air point& would , 'Mitre are no plans for
be adopted. further U~ol the phrase "You
, The demands: . bet your aweet hippy." Nor
Ooe new thin& will be Dick
Martin's costar Dan Rowan •• ··oen. BuD Right. .. Coproclwlr
Ed Friendly calls t b 11
character "an eia:ht-star
general, a war buff, a burles-
que of the extreme."
~ecli Pm·ge
Expected;·
Amnesty Up S~EN, N.Y. (UPl)-Lyn--Dt.,nninl and disband-will Judy Carne cry "SOCt it
JERSEY CITY, N.J. (UPI) Polico Aid Ibey !Olllld Uie a& J.eo SincWr, IJ, and her ment ol th< B.Speclals (a to me!" and be drenched by
-The juvenile court was ex· ~of youoc Danlel J'r. on friend Laura Pepe, ·15, de-Protestarit para·m.111~ ~ bueketsful . of water. Me
Also new will be "our 'man'
in Washington" -a Capitol
g05Sip reporter played by
willowy, red·haired Pamela
Rodgers, 25, a .former
showgirl and a newcomer to
the cast. The AMSA has been sought
-by' the Air Force for years.
but it was blocked by former
Secretary of Defense Robert
S. McNamara. In l 9 6 8 ,
Secretary Clark M. Clifford
gave it a g<H.bead and some
$25 million has been spent on
research so far.
PRAGUE (UPI) -Amnesty
expires at midnight for tens of
thousands o( Czechoslovakians
cided to try out ...,. old pllla lice ,.,....,_ ' Joll!loo, doddering up to
pected to decide to d a y the Ooot in tht bJood.spattered they found "in LYnd&'• bcime. -Disanning and reorgani-rts1stant Ruth Buiz.l in the
whether a teen-ager swrpected •partment. Nearby were lhe The effett was ftth&J: Lynda tation Gt . the regular police. p~ won't tempt bu with
as a double ax murdertr cut and bleeding slaters. · -died Sunday and L,ura was -Repeal ol the Special J>ow. W.mettos.
"She's diflerent," producer
Paul W. Keyes explained.
"Goldie HawR ls Cute, Jo AMe
Worley is lood, Judy Came II
hlp. Wltb Pammy we're going
a little more the Marilyn
Monroe route."
v.'ho have I e f t for the west
since the Warsaw Pact in-
vasion that ended the "Prague
spring" period of refonn.
should be tried as a juvenile Police cculd £Ive 'no reason in critical condJUon ~cu.' .UU ers Acl ",Nothing should e v er
or charged with homicide. lor the aU.Ck. They said the unconscious. ' ~ -Amnesty f 0 r Catholb becamt predictable," ta.!d ex·
Seventeen-yeat.old Michael youth bad· only one previous An autopiy waJ' scheduled -"''ho defended theirt hcmel ia ecutlve" producer George
Mitchell's 7·year-old sister "minor run · In'' with for today upon Lynda, who riotJng last Aug. 14 and 15. Schlatter. "We've dropped
Donna, critically wounded in authorttkt on his ucont. died .at 11.m. Sunday. -lmpJein«ntatJOl'.I _of th.e these Items to make room for
Sen. John Sherman Cooper
(R·Ky.). meanwhile, has in-
-troduced a revised version of
his amendment limiting U:S.
military aid to Laos and
Thallond.
The remaining reformists
will be purged from govern·
ment and party offices at a
Communist Party C &n l r a I
Committee meeting "within
the coming weeks," a high
an ax attack Saturday,, died ml---...;;_;. _ _;. ____ ;;.;,"'-_;.;..c;..c_....:..; _____ :;,,;.;...c._;_;_ ______________________ _
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Communist party oflicial said
D II P Sunday.
8 8S 8 per S1"fan Sadovsky. a member
of the Czechoslovak Com· Merges With mun~• Party's powerful
Presidium and Slovak Party
the Jersey City M e d I c a I
Center Sunday. His brother,
Daniel Mitchell Jr., 15, had
been pron-OUI)Ced dead' at the
scene.
Aoother sister, lf.year-old
Diane, is in poor cond!Um tn
the hospital.
Mi!chell, 1 high school
dtopout enrolled in a local Job
Corps training program, was
being held in city prison on
charges of juvenile delin-
quency.
Tun. es Co. first secretary •. confirmed the
expected purge was in the of·
( fing and appealed to
~ husky youth was sub-
dued early Saturday by police
who came when the apartment
superintendent notified them
of screams coming from the
family's live.room flal
t-LOS ANGELES (UPI) Czechoslovaks in the west to
'• The Times Mirror co. has return to their homeland.
i__ reached agreement with the Those who fail to take ad -
Dallas Times Herald to merge vantage of the amnesty risk
• in a $91 million transaction. arrest if they ever decide ,to
' Tim .. Mirror would acquire return after tooay. Their Cuban Refugees
the assets of the Times Herald apartments wlll be confiscated
Printing Co. of Dallas in ex-and they will lose their social R d b B
change for $91 million worth of securi ty privileges. escue y oat
convertible stock. according to "Everyooe who: , .wishes
the joint announcement Sun· the best lo ttie republic had MOBILE, Ala. (AP) -Two
day. l.hf1; opportunity lo retµm," 1 y~ Cubans who hoped to
The merger is subject to ap-Sadovsky told a "! i n e r s '. mak~ th~ 9().n_iile crossing to
proval by Times H e r a I d meeting 1tt Jels.,ava lI) e~tern Florida m a tiny rubber raft
1 shareowners. consent ol the S!ovaki •. ~-S~ay:" .. ot~ wt¥) bavt re~~ b: U • S . t Fed e r a I Communications , did not . -will be regarded mainland m i rt.SCUlll& carao
Commission and receipt of a " as emi . under our laws." vessel.'
favoi-able tax ru\ing. No u~te offk:iaJ in-Juan Manuel, 21 , and R.aul
The announcf$nent W a s formation OD the number of Quintana, 22, completed their
made by Dr. Franklin D. refugees· Is available b' u t trlp to freed.om Sunday in the
Murphy, chairman of Times diplomatic sources estimated U.S. steam~p Gkides Lykes,
Mirror, and James F. between 80,000 and • 00,000 which plucked then from the
Chambers Jr., president and Czechs and Sklvaks felt under Gulf of Merko 7S miles
publisher of the Dallas Times the category of "emigrants." southwest of Key W~.
HeraJd.
Under the agreement, Times
Mirror will issue a new series
of I .8 million shares of con-
vertible prefei;red stock to
sharelio!ders of Times Herald
in exchange for the assets of
the Dallas company.
Based on Friday's closing
price of $45.50 per share for
Times Mirror common, the
total market value of the
l ,999,000 shares reserved (or
. ~J:~ion is about $ 9 l
Murphy said U<te Tilnes
Herald Printing Co. would
become a wholly o w n e d
subsidiary of Times Mirror
and would operat e
autonomously under I t s
present management. Murphy
said the management will con·
tinue to formulate newspaper
and broadcast programming
policies.
In addition lo publishing the
Dallas Times Herald, an
Even ing and Sunday paper,
. the company operates KRLD-
. TV, and lwo radio stations.
1 KRLD and KRLO..FM, in the
Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Times Mirror is engaged in
publishing, printing and forest
products. It owns no radio or
television stations.
'Electoral
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• Relorrn Plan ;
:: Faces Test •• ;' WASHINGTON (AP) -An ,~ternale plan for electoral . efOrm boomed by its backers
' a following the intentions llof the Founding Fathers is
1 ilJresenting a key test of House ·i.f~ for th< direct election loff the pruldenL
Rep. John Dowdy, (0.Tn),
la.Med to offer an l!!meM· I today that would keep
electoril vote sygtem bul
e the tlecWn cbosen by ~onaJ districts rather than statewide. ~
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Huntington Beach 892·3331, Ext. 283
Let us copy that old
famiJy picture now
SALE!
THIS WEEK ONLY
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' Sx1 e®)' of rour pletur• In rood tMldltJotf
Preser.I• fond mamoriM tot •n tn. t1rn1ry: h..,...
your, ftvorit1 old p~ph copied now. If
your plctu,. Is In #KIOr condftion. the •ddiUOnaf
c:t\lrau for restmtlon . •re Ml•prictd. tool
Orllln1l PhOtotrlph win be· ~urned unhermiid. ,
Dowdy'• statement. known 11' the District Plan, ii 11!glfd..
tbe main challenge to tOO election propo 11 I
to the HOUie floor by
udiciary Committee and
,;)lcked bJ' lbe leaden of both
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Clip out the paper Shell "coins" above. And use them to play
"States of the Union:' Shell's }:>rand-new coin 9,aJne. And every
time yo~ visit a.partio!pa~g. Sh.~11 station, we.11 give you more·
free coms. ·Metal Snell cams. Fill any groupmg.. on the game
card and win prize indicated.
· You qan~t have. to buy a thing to play. So, clip out the coins
above and start playing States of the Union-at Shell. (Void where
prohibited. Licensed drivers only.) ·
1 mt1 •• .. of 396,MO •• wlD be 11•111t1e 111 loatllera CaWornla. . . ' fte mlnWma larlldil:
2 $5000 prizes 3·22's100 pnzes,257,749 $1 prizes
26 $1000 prizes 215 $50 prizes . 129,000 Bronze Sets
86 $500 prizes 8,600 SS prizes of 50 States
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can.
< • But gelling the job clone lw hetn 11Ut to lm-
albl• Ill Ill• fact of -llftlllonal politic• -hlltorlc ~· taeton beinl fn Iha f01olr0ot 1onJ y .. rs after
tbeJ·llbould bove been dUcarded.
A clJnlri>er of hoi>e may now be seen, 1!0'fever, jJl
the new Citizens Colnmlttee for Postal Refo"'b Inc.
J.-!!~ F. O'Br1111; Jormu Pos-ter GtMtll~---illd CIWm!ao Ol-thTDeiliOCrallir'Tatliiill-COnunltlii,
and 'nmuton B. Morton,ionner U.S. Senator and chair'
man of the Republican National Committee are bi. partisan c0<bairmen of the copunlliee. '!'bey have at-
lracted the active support at~ loaf µst of dl!llnsubhed
citizens as volunteers tit the cause. ' ,
Included are scoreo of .presidents of majo; natiOnal
corporaUoos, former cabinet lllem"¥', Unlvenlty
prtlidents, JegWa1ors at all leteb, atete governors and
~· ainmnttee came Into beb)g beceuse:
-'!be American public deserves vastly bettor postal
1ervlce than It Is getung now.
-They are afraicJ that the present mall ayllem may
collapse completely some day soon under the w~t Of It. ol!solete machinery and Its complett Jack Of sound
rnanaiement practices. (This happened· In Chicago for
three weeks In 1966.) , .
-'n!e American lul>aYet mlilt evt!I)'. year ante up
fur a deficit tbat now rtaridJ at $1.2 blllloo a year and
..Wd total $1.S billion over the next 10 years.
-'n!ey believe Ibero Is now a way that the ~
service can be put on a businesslike buia. It {1 HR
11750, a bill proposing total )>Olltel reform, which Presi-
dent ·Nlmt and Pootmuter General Blount submitted
ti) Congress this .,,.,. It ts a totally bipeJUlan bill and
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The Saving Factor
Al lf atudenta nlllminl \O.acliool dldn'i hay•~ •
to -In the MW 11111>()11.the-moon Jaiowledge, ll!ey =.:r~ have to 1ooli: bec:k)I(~ on the rewriting of
Juan Rodriguez C.brlllo has always -. .....\11ec1
'111111 i111COYerlng Callfomia when be landed ~Int'
Loma.}Jead11n san Diec• Sq Sept. 28, 1542.
Now there'i the proopect lllat tht remains Gt a wrmed ·•hip lying on the floor.of San Dleco Bay may
be Identified 11 !laving rea!M Iller• 1tnce 1540, two
yean beton Cabrlllo. .
'nle aemg factor for the kids, however, ia the mod·
em day. 1 .. aeiled emplluis oil memorizing blalorical
data ·and plaees and ~ed emphul1 .on leeming
bow to !Ind ud uae llUCb inlonnation when ll'111t'4ocl;
Two·tlairds Rul.e for Bond Elections Car Designers
Result: Socia.I ~· ' ..
Miraculously
Recovered
You must remember with a twinge the
talMlp. dementia which afflicted the
~le tndwitry in the late Fifties
and early Sixties.
Jn Olcjoe days ~ you wre ioollng along
.Jn~ 'II Cbevvy °'Ford. you loolted abool
and wondered when the men in the whit&
coata were going to gather up the
automobile designers.. Every year their
masterpieces became mire ludicnus,
seeming to derive from Marc Antony's
c:llor!at for dashlnc aboot Rome bustlJng
!lie Pia.
Yet ttli3 waa .a aeriou! busineu. not ao
ineanlncJess .. it looked. The pcycbolo17
ol the manufacturtrs was that each IWft-
mer everybody from blades to IOber
householder• were panting for a new
model whkh would establish them aa lat-
ter~ay men. What it did wa!I establlilh
them as sheep.
A Way to Fight Inflation
mE TRADE CALLED it "dynamic
obsolescence," and non e were m or e
zealous in the cult than the .new car
salesmen. They had 1 ball poinllng oot
the breathles1 beauty and grace ol t(2e
flying carnival booths, while·the industry
w a • piously saying style cban,gea kept
,.,.. hlgb, and the national ec<>110D1J
IOUnd.
A lot aounder, indeed, than the
1argoyle protuberances affixed to tbi
cars, which promptly go< Into !COl!Jq .
New Yorker magazine cartoon&
Hcrt10ith another umoriUtn chopttr
,,,,,,. that wpu/Jlilh<d wort. "A Hi!-
""' of the World, 1950 to 1999." lu
Cftie, •Amniea Wins a War."
u .... In tho foll ol 111111 lhat a11 ......
'4 lolt In the -tlflm and .eemlnlfy ~ war that America had ever llfl!lbt-the War on lnflatioo.
Id General Staff Beadquart<n on the
e;pth floor ol tho Tnaaury BulJdlna, the hllb command pnd over battlefield clili1s 111111 anpba m an almolphore ol .....-., .......
"What'• the lat.est from the front!'"
ubd Gf!ll. G<osspolnt Grommel wearily.
"Non-agricultural employment is up
another .03 per cent, air," said an aide
nervously.
''Good Lord!'• said the generaJ. "Don't
-that in our communiques. W1 dllll wul the nation to panic."
M .yd I'm afraid carloadtngs have
IOIJ'll1another1.J mUUon carloadB, 11!' ."
The c-raJ aurveyed hl1 sW! and
where their attenuon was directed. The
light dawned. He jumped down from the
wJnctqw 1111 and ci.,ped Ocl•thqrpe'a
• band. ''Br "-,'' he Aid. 111 think "M.A.YBE n abould f"" realtt.l,., ~a·
Desplt. tl1l•. you drove through prooo
ptr003 subdivisions to behold endless .,
rows of theae chromed and ICll!ptured
hippogriff1 parked In every drivewQ,
Nor were the eJegant rid! spared -Con-
tiMD!ila and Ca<llllacs joined the lan-
mlnp.
you've got tt!" gen~emen,• Aid the genera~ lr)'Jnl to HOW VALID WAS ibe phil060pll~! Fil·
look gune to the end, '"and tumnder.'' THE REST 15 blatory. Under the ty years ago Old Henry Fonl had Jooe ground, out Model T's, and only cbana:ect "And luily, air," t 1 Id the aide, slot;an. ''Tate off Your Bra f<r a Sound the radiators from brass to paint. Brus
wringUl& hia bands, 0 the Dow Jonea ht-Dollar,'' palrlotk: young 1adSea: 1avt their wblau !~ and Henry was one to look to
dUltllala baYe dtmbed m more p1-" all and llaled lheJr way to -coolers ...., ..
"Another rJae Jn the marl:et?" .,.i.ct and pem11 ~lifadorteo and of. Around lbll era came the two.lclled
the generol. •t11ere 11 bot -'-able fices ~ the land. painl'job; maybe tlu<e. A guy wuuJd )I fl~ for the Bridge jump if he coulln't course open to me.'' And be climbed out In lb: weeb, product1on had f1llen D.4 have a coril and cream body, with bllCk
OD the window ledge to pick a JPOf. on the percent. Fadorie1 closed. Offices went or blue fenders. Maybe this was dynamfc
pamneot far below. baUrupt. llnadllnea formed. Wido\VI ot..oleacence, too, as the Du Pont foll
It wu al thta. bllt6ric -that a and ori>l!alll wei:e im)>Overllbed u the ailo lilte profits. '
brash :iounc suballmi, o I I• b y marbt· piummetod. Carloadlnp dropped nien mysteriously the highway aceno .,_,.thorpe duhed In. • ....._ 111 Iba carload. 'Iba wtr wu-. chan&ll-It was as il cockatoo& in the v"'"' • 1 ...._ _,.. At a ......,,_ d!nner·ol ebtcl: -and 1··-"'• wtre supplanted by bllckblnl!. ping tn bla hand. · ·-, -.. -
'"WitL air, loot at !bill"~-· '"'lant-in.lhe-~ ~},\~i_~ You bad trouble dlstingulshinJ yw. and Of1etborpe breaUillaly. *A lldJ named . ~~· ara-...-1-..ui1I moilela. lt ls not of record, however, that
Mrs. Jane Aqdre liu been !lnd by hlf.b<'l •1'irll on Oglethorpe. the n11lon1l economy collapsed from tht!
Gtnersl llyna!lllca In -''*' tryin( , Al11Glie who thoughl my idea w .. nul· drear phenomenon.
1o -cet otber !tmale tmplom IO stop ty," said the younl hero ~"1"dir,• "illll ,
-...a .... bru _...... tit.'' ~!t1&Ddentand our ecoMm1 THERE WAS A story in the New York .. _.,.. •a .,._mD'ftn'lF \... ~ · t · Tmtea rec..Uy rtviewlntthe 70 modtls,
•'DON'T wOnln me ti 1 Ume tile·· · I and lo! no m.r. than a gnat'• eydJrnl'f ol ,.,_ cbange from the •§•s. 'Ibis may be tough
-Oglelborpa," antppad Iba 0-at Dear oll !<en-age,.. who pride themlelva on ~ t!":!. ':'"~~ -... , spotting year1 and models at llO mph, but
"But. air, tt'a the aecttt wc:a-. that GI it may rest the eyes of the old cent. ~·· oomy There ara economic reuons. too. AI> wlU win the war. Let me &ivt Jail ID K-nual 1rttoollnC w1s expensive, and ~ %~:,. oo.-tratloe. ~ In, Gus: perhaps didn't pay out Then there b the
A -" ~ blonde, bl•......._.,...,._ added co 11 ol Nfety and anti-pollution ~·~ -• .._ device.. To a.t tbea, you mull !orqo J:r, entmd. 5he wu ftarinl .-..;·-. all the earmarks ol an eye-. u the
• UlhtlY·DWna ......... and, olrrlously. la H true that the trad!Honit -late McShed!y 1l!IOd to say. noOllna-mucb else. All beads tumecJ to "R'a"·ln Oran&• Counlf scbooll Or maybe tt was jull the end ol a
w1tcb her pau. have come to metn D-.. an. Raf-dreadJul disease. Tbe geniuse1 in the ••very nice, Oglethorpe," aaid the • ._. Detroit design shopc were pretty sict
general. uNaw get her out of here IO that ferty, Ralllton? -R. w. boys IO ye1rs aao. and after yeen ol.
I can l'L on w1t.b my 1uJclde le1p whlJe 1'MI ...,_ """"' ......,... -.. ... recuperative agony, they 1lmpty and
the staff' eoaUnuel workln&." --...1tr ,.._ " .. •••• s r, .., mlr1culoua1y recovered their bulth. Let
.. Who'• warklqt " ubd OeJ.llbarpe. ,_. ,,.. "'" • ....., .... hllr ""'· us all drlnt to lhaL
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Needs New Ideas
Tht ao-calfed "police forte" is 1
relatively modem institution -only
about 130 yem old. During all of an-
tiquity and the Middle Agee. up to the
Industrial Revolutioo, there was no
general police power
The wellthy med to have: their own
bodyguards and protective ..rnce..
while the poor were victtmtzed by ban·
diu, cutpunet and boodluma. throlJlhout
hlst«y. It was Henry Fleldtn1, the
Brtlilh author and judge. who devl.oed the
ide1 ol. the ~odern police force. . . ' WHILE FID.DING'I idea Wt:i"ked wen
for a time -and belier in Eo&tand !ban
ID U. U.S. -it was meant for a different
:::=:..c:e:=~~°':.
and' cannot poulbq wwt in the COO•
temporary urban setttnc. no matter bow
much money we spend or bow many
more police we employ. •
We require a whole new concept of
police PoW<r: one that ii espectaUy
georedlor~-1atioolmade
up ol many mtnority -pl. where the
sense of "community" has been. almost
UJtaDy roplac<d by a subculture whlcb
looks upon it&ell as the victims, not the
beneficiaries, of police power.
FOR THE OLD kind of police ad-
ministraUoo can work only when -as in
England -most people c o n 1 I d e r
themselves as an integral part of the
fain: ol IOClety, and when the police are
...... the impartial ...-. ol lbll
fabric. Sucb a feeling no longer exist.I, U
it ever did, among the alienated muset
in the large Amtrlcan citJea.
Thia means a re-thinking and re-st:uc-
tw-ing of the whole policing concept. 11
means that the poHce cannot be u~ a1
an occupying army to impose the Jarge1
culture'• will upon the. aubculturea -fol
that way lies insurrection Ind, even-
tually, a perm.anent garrison state.
WE NEED NEW IDEAS more than 1'C
need new men, °"" equipment, ne•
weapons, new aecurtty tactics. None d
these will help -they will only •It
gravate the tituatlon -unless and unU we. devise a police force th1t is a natural
part of the neJihborbood. that Ill)
dentands and rellecU. the needs. th1
re.,,, the hope•. lbe rtghu anc1 !hi
reaponsibillt.ies of the people: who liv1
there.
Up to now, we have scarcely made 1
st.art In tb.9t direction. Every experienc::eC
Police olllcer know• that yoo cannot d
fective1y reduct crime in an aru wltbod
the cooperattcm ol the citir.ens ; and thi1
oooperatlon cannot be gained IO loag •
the -le !eel they have ~ to leaJ
from the cops than they do from thl
criminal&. Until tJlia tragic flaw is first
rectified, no amount of brute fora wir
"pad!y the llUlllL
Day Dreams, Phantnsies
' Are ,.. afraid ""''" hava nothJnc to do
but lit and lwldclle your --you retire? '
Tush and ,,.lldcll4! . A ntlrtd mu 11:.-like a -..
pul out·to pUt.r.,and eoilfined 111 -
ban. He II tree ol mind: and at lut liu
the time. and ooe bopn the trrrra. to 11y
and pul Into eliecl . 1001e ol the
cla)'dr<ams and phanWtes tllat have
entertained him throulh the 1"1!"· He can't mate them an ..... -. f)f
-. but be can do a few ol the odd
thlnp be thouil>t o1 ctoiDI b!ll nmr IOI arilimdto.
FOR EXAMPLE, here"s a Iii! of
• -1bWtteo that wuuJd keep him -· •etlln& !1111)': Die f"" burled treawe.
Sall the Spanllh Main .
1w'n to •peak Tqalor.
Bridle the 1eoeration pp by adoptinc
I teen-apr,
Invent a new card laIM or 1 new·
Oavored cough drop.
Male a collection of cobw~. cicar
wrappen or old credit cards.
Become a llndlord for tun or profit.
Take leSIOM oa tbe tambourine or an
Afrtcao jungle drum.
Enllll u an unpoid IP)' f0< the CIA.
GO BUNTING for a unicorn or 1 srif·
Un.
See if you can Ond 1 IUY named Tim in
Timbuktu.
Organize 1 union tJ ClyJll7 Jadin and
comer the fortune-lelllnc market in -Train a falcon to dive bomb UlllU8)ltC>
tin( old --and fly oll --~'lllat'll make,... & ~Jn -t muuJnl, a bllberto ...,.looked form of crime.
Wear 1pata, and otart a· new clothinJ
fad .
C.p a cUm1tx.
OpeoaDOW era.
SUBSTITUTE for the Phantom of IN
Opera while he takes a long-needed vaca
lion.
Launch •. new business as 1 nyin1
carpet repamnan.
Develop' a computer that will traruil1lf
government 1obbledygook into moder1
Enaliah folk mp, ao it can be 111t11 ., well u read.
End cariipus riots by leading a reviva
of interest among coUtJe studentl in UH
old New England custom of bundllnc -and let them practice tt in classrooms .
Publish a II guidebook &ting all th1
pubs and bars in America in which tht
third drink ii 5till served .. the-· n
sbouldn't run to mare thlD two pqt1, trt
pie opaaed.
~--Bfl Geor•e ---
t>ee.r Georce : I My husband started a big row
becauee I liked this bacbelor on our
1
block. He toot me to tee a mer. .
ri11e eounaeb' • who turned out ta ,
be a real dreamboat •• ,
Unfortunately, the mar r I 11 t
counaeJor 1ot med and lefi me
because I fell for my tUvorct ~
l1wytr. I need advice -ean 1 call '°" for a panonit appointment,
3weetle? Are you u eute u you -! I.
CHOO QIOO I l ~ Dear Choo Choo:
I l1ll an elderly berrpit ·-;!hone liu bttft cul olf for non·
18ltm<GL
iWrtte to Geora• -it'1 loneaomf
In hen.)
CHECKING •UP•
Bikini
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BIKINI ATOLL (AP)-Th< mid-February. two mlcror0tolgens. the ten!
Does Anyone Know
A Fat Vegetarian
flnt no-mao'a Land ol the . Tbe 187 Bikiniiw: who wue "An averqe rt.adi.na on Lbt harbor. atomlc~e ts ready to weJ-.evacuated am.id weepinc far~ U.S. m1Jnland," be said. landin&
._ Its people. well4 aa Mardt I, !Ml,~ ·~-lt<>m JI lo fll ~ fldlM
.J;':..A=. ~IY1aof:t:i aloce srown to !&I IJld --=:r~;,. ~Ar !I;."~~..::.·~
Pacific afoU. ravaied by a are ~to return. tlllt' llW nMill ii tat ii:ldDI. tM • ' ~ Pu• :"'1::':~*:ii:; ~-.1a~e;i~il~~~~~= ::ii. C'/!?11l111~.,hlr~' f:'l!,·'f,C:.:" 'fflol ..
than the U.S. mainlaild. ,Uny 1 al and ol Kill, in the occurring radioactivity. Gecqe N•Qnldtl, •year ..
"We can't say there la abto-aoutbern Marahalls. .Reaporialbllity tar reatorint old Hftallln who aerv• as
By L. M. BOYD
TBIS DEPARTMENT Is
now commjUed to search for a
fat vegetarian. Am told there
aren't any. That can'l be
right. 1r you know a fat
vegetarian, would yoo report
same? Appreciate it. Hip-
popotamuses don't count .•.
AN n •YEAR. OLD
SUBSCRIBER who has work-
ed around riding stables most
of his 1ife writes, "A horse
never throws a woman who's
expecting a baby. I t ' s
peculiar. But it's true. Never ,"
Fascinating, if factual.
WAKING , SLEEPING -A
Morning Gl°'l' la a &irl o:bo
leaps out of beJ:t with alacrity
and wl1.ips thru 90 percent. of
her day's work before noon.
An Evening Star is a girl who
rises late and shines most
brightly alter the sun goes
down. Young lady, how would
you categorize yourself in this
regard? Best secretaries are
Morning Glories, u you mlpt
surmise. The Evening Stars
are more apt to be attracted
to the restaurant businesa.
lutely oo radiation danger," Although rich In ralnfall1 and reseltllDi BWn1 atoll is ~ dlrectar cl qrlcuJtura w¥Ji•t sh< Holl~'• top ..,. AEC phy>lcist Tommy Kill has no lasoon or sheltereo lhared by the Deputment ot for lbe 11.s. trust terllor)', hu
bOx olfice draw onei yw?" A. McCraw, ''but 1f there Is we sea approach. The l!Jandtrs Detenae, the AEC and the ID-set up a _coconut~ wbkh
One year? Fiv~ ye&r!: ~ can't find ll" have been earning about $20,· terlar Department eventuf.Qr wm Jllld 100-
1912 to 1916 , ... Q. "BOW OI'· McCraw wu· among a team 000 lllllUally throu!" the sate The cleanup began Feb. t7 coconu1 Do1Jno lo i1oe l'flllantocl
TEN shoold 1 le'4 • my ol llJIOl'W who · """..r the ol COP'• and ladles hallljbqs ~ llt -ol lhe Do-oo the Islands fl 111klnl and goldfish?" A. Onct a-. bluled atoll list weekend with· inade ol coconut fiber. le .. ~t. Enyu.
DOGS-HoW to> keop the a BJ'<MIP <l American and for. . Thirty Blklnians wt1I arrln ThoY ..tibtlsbed 1 tent city "llnder tho Ja-admln-
neighborhood pups r r 0 m ell;n newlmen. He said his next. month to help plant coce>-on Enyu, second largest island lstratlon prior to IMI," aays
ruining shrubs-that [s a ques-'.1 S atomic l'OUDltr showed anly nuts, breadfruit and pandanus, in the atoll, and withln a w~t NatJnlsbl "the Bl1inlaol were
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·on that ar•-trequen"•. A ~~ faint allm ol radfoactivtty, makingreadyforthereturnof hadcleartdthetanrleolterUb -...t~'•=a-~ -v 0 n. F-...... -. .,.,, "lest than JD Denver, Colo.'' the others. veget.aUon from Uie island's ,..n•• ..... n.. ~ feminine client says she bas w..w ,..___.. vt..1--ol ... Uon .. _.1 McCr 4 of Ge I airatr" .. ~_.. f, ~· .,_ sol'('ed the situatioo De4tly. By -~ ve...-...... aw, 1, nnantown, 4,600-oot 1p, un,_.,,,, or tO 30 tam: a month the
··"'·g unbaited --~~ ;'Ol --, -· ...___,_._ __,._ ~ .-... to ftYe badly scart:ec1 by :11 thermoou-Md.. said conslderablo testing a decade. -11 _N" ~ ~u• ~---..-.-........-~-clearde1<>oalioubelweeo1916 basbe<aconductodtodeter· 'M>eltnlphueollhell.3 •<~ -, __
around bet pet plants. • ___ __.:~&1~ft~t1t:_:fl~.,~r~m~9~•~·~Jow~~Ne~,.:·:..· :____ and JJG1, tbe lslandJ have ·mine the moot o1 linaartnr lhlllioa -.. pnjoot'wu Copra, dl'led cocomit meat, soys the tTapo never bial the alDqlled off·aD Y1sfb1e otfocta radioactivity. tho ,_val ot IOl'IP mat brlao llllO • tcm.
dotJ. ln !act. none bas ettr· ot their former devaataUon . . "There b virtually no radi-and other lndustrial jUnk. The U.S. ~ plana
snapped on. But being pretty Lush foliage baa returned to a lion lelt," be said, "and we Three hundred truck1oada ol. to build 4 lc6ool beuae, • ~
savvy,mostdogsdonoHW.·to Judges· Get Tougher · the meqor llrlng ol ialanda, ""find no .discernible effecj a<>:•p.alll>lll-·r-llllllltrfli!!!'andawaWlooM go tippy.(oelng around such ..... 1,11111 mileB wOll ol Ha• OD either plant or animal Ufe. n aCl!ve, \'ti• dllmped Into the for'4hoi Jllklniam. A rttur•
lttt.Je land mines, so sta'.nd oH. wall, and ita lagoons are swim-McCraw used an atomic sea or buried. bished cblpel aJrudy 1s la me
OPEN QUESTIONS -I. min& pool clear 11.Qd bountiful. counter to sample radioactJv· Salva1eable scrap, including on Enyu.
How old is a rooster before It W •th D ft Ev.-J --Tbe ruated scrap metal ity on the island of Airukiraru, more than 100 miles or copper Abo cin the cfmrinC bolrdl starts to crow? 2. Why do l ra uu,efS and debrb that nu.r.d tho across the chaoaet from Enyu iablo which lint tll ol the are IO ___, ._.
women get more dent a J white sand beaches tor more in the atoll's southern complex atoll's 25 islaoda1 will be left the govemmmt. will build ~
cavities than men? 3. What WASHINGToN (UPI) _ dants increased to $It. In 1967 than 20 years are 1me. A where 13 nuclear shots were for the Blkiniana to use or sell. the retumlnc ~.
breed of dog has blue eyes? linll1 force of U.S. mllltary fired ftQm barges and air When the DASA W'-force Blkinlan Judtra asked thtt AN ADDR~ _ Take the Draft evasion, once a relative--there were 996 defendanb and and civilian workers bu been drops. , completea. ill wort. m ~Oct. 1. they be of cindetbJock con--
Rock Festival bunch, if you ly minor problem for the _1'.::.m'.'.:.:'.'.ln..'.l::ll68:·:_ ____ _:cl:Wllnr;::~:!"P~lhe::__:a::lo:::ll_::_::;: _ _:ll::...:.rer!ster::!::::::;od:_:•:::li~gh:::ll::.._:Ybe::l:::.ow:_.:tbe::._: llltdnians==:..:"::111:..::fall::..:hait=':..:to:_='tructlon:.:::=.;:witb.:::.·::•lllm::::-=::.:;noli=. will Tblt batcll ol kids b the Seloclive S..Vk:e, hu Jn.
ltnl ol !ta 'kind. Loot, durb\g creased oo rapidly in lhe put
World War ll, the coumry four years that previously
needed tho boys, just about all -fud,.. have taken
of ·them, lo fight, and the '"'" • hard line wtlb viollllon. to work in tbe vacuum. Alid ID Althaugl> Ibo draft call· bu
everr previous decade, most tripled in the JIOSI toor yem.
families, particularly farm tbe nu m b er of YOUDI famllios, o e o·d e.d their Americans c:t.r,..C w It b
youngste's lo bclp out. Wu a ~--• ·•·•~•-J ~. •-~ matter of money. Bui thil ~~-·-~ w ---
Rock balcl1 ls tbe lint ~·· bas -about 10 !Ima. ·---JUltlce Doputmenl lion oot needed 1bat way. r_.. lndicate the number of ,ecooomicaUy, and In trllik I
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CUSTOMER SERVICt Q,
"Do you .recall that old aong
with the lioe, 'A loin fer me, a
groin fer you, we'll barbeque
the saddle, &oo, so
Wilberforct, get oil your
horse, and bring him for
lunch'! A haunting melody,
that one." A. No, sir, that
classic escapes me. What
opera was il in? ••• Q. "I
SEE BETfY GRABLE .is
doinlJ TV commercials now.
fact. not much "a n t e d • draft defendant! -n yean
theN!lore. No 'ft'ODder they 1"ben 300,000 men are drafted
hurt. They feel .superfluous each year -is nearly the am. hate the (eellng. To-same as in 1945, when nearly a
morrow, an addrea on Jewd million civilians were called
and lascivioua behavior amonc and 4,287 refused to .erve. NOW EAi .iN _J
Drug Use
Doubles in
Last 2 Years
the elderly. Please attend. Altboogh court ftg\Jrft !or
HORSE'S MOUTH -Js it fiscal 1969 are not complete,
customary to brush a fancy the Jmtice Departmellt said It
horse's ·teeth? Geo r g.e had filed S,455 draft "cues"
Washington required it. Daily. chrlng the put year, dooblo
A historical note contends he the number filed 1n the
wouldn't take his si:ic w.bite previous year. SOme of the
horses out ·unless their teeth "caaes" Include llKft than one
WASIDNGTON (UPI ) -A were ·bl'UJbed. defendant and ...,. are "!>
Senate 1 u b c o m m l t l e e • Your quutiom and <:om-peals, but the department aid
reportinc on a detailed survey ments cr1 welcomed and charges against 1,111 wen
ol 89 cities, disclooed today 1Dill b< W<d ,.,..,...,.,. po,. pending July 3L
that arrests tor narcotics and liblt in ... Chtclcing Up." In 1965, when lnductlom
.marijuana vJolations doubled Addresi mail to L. JI.. begantbe!rdramaticmE•e,
"'•""•• -· -~ ""' BOJld, in CCl'< Of fM DAILY Ibero wore Sil drift del11> ·-· .. -,.... 1""' u PILOT, Bo: 117.5, N~ d-. In llllllbedraftalup ·""" ... spread to schools and ·-.-·.
IUl>urto. . , ''''=B=<::a<:::ll,"=:C::ali::'f~:·::9::268/J;i:i:·===lo=abo::::!v~::300=,0llO::· ==and==tbo=del=fD.;j "By now it ap~ thallt '· • ..
there are. a thousand different
,drugs that in one eombin8tioo
or another find their way into
the hands aod heads ol . our
youth.'' Sen. Thomas J . Dodd
( 0-Conn.), said of the survey
by his juvenile delinquency
subcommittee.
The subcommittee opened
hearings on various propoaall
lo crack down on narcotica
sale and possession, with Atty.
Gen. John N. Mitchell the
leadoff witness.
Mitchell's chier d e p u t y ,
Richard G. Kleindienst, tQld a
news coofertnce Saturday the
Nixon administraUan planned
lo make it so difficult to
smuggle marijuana tnto the
United Stateo from Mo:.ico ~
would push the. -ol tile drug out of reach.
"We hope to drive the price
so high that it will be
unavailable to students in col-
leges and high schoob ••. who
are u1ing it so commonly to-
day," he said.
Sources &aid t h e sub-
commJttee's two weeks of
hearings would show a sharp
division of opinion, w it b
Mitchell pushing for tougher
jail sentences and federal
health officials pleading for
more medical treatment and
less emphasis on arrests, fines
and prison terms.
Dodd said U .s. youths under
%1, many of the from "good"
families, now are arrested fU'
drug oflenses at the rate ol.
one every five minutes. -
Tht survey showed there
were 33,1%4 drug and mari·
juana arrests in the 89 cltJes
in 1964. The figure cUmbed to
35,339 in 1985, G,713 in 1966,
62,S70 in 1967 and 85,542 in
·1968.
"Heroin use Is crowing in
lhe suburbs where it was
unknown several years ago,"
Dodd said. ''Lut year, drug
arrest& rose 16 percent among
young malea and JOO percenl
among females in t h e
suburbs.''
Get tit• motf on
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Oni day we "were up in
·Mr. Penney's •oflice t•lk·
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to get "tfie.Pcnncy differ·
cn'cc)' icross:to people
outside the i;Ompany. Mr.
Penneytolif thisanecdotC..
"Once after a very in-· ' -
1pi ring meeting with store
managen, I said to Mn.
Penn,cy; 'You k~qw,J am
not yet 11ti1fied th'lt I
have .ever been able to tell
the real story of ·this c.om·
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gold. Avoilobl• en s,.001 ~ .htt.,
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glow, cholflpcig1111, willow or 1un b1om. poppy red or pu"'pki11.
JEWEL TEX-In llfodt: • ruth etdeNd
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on · .our walnut
finish -shelving ...
Reg. 11.98 NOW
10.44
Stow it, Mew it ••• th... IMIY• can
do both! Sur9 to odd .fO ony roOM
decor as a boc*ca59, room cfivlffr or
twin \#lits. 0.Mgned in sturdy 1t"I with
walnut pebble finisMd wms and
,_,.. finMl>od landom P"'h. lndudos,
pOlt caps and Ito ,1-.. si..;
IMGIUf• 'Jd"Yf JC 36"'ff X 12"0, ., S ehelf sl1•, 2c·w x 41"'H x 10"D,
1.,.un •••••••• NC>W1QA4 ...
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Pe1111crest9 sprey steem
and dry lre1
Reg. 13.99 NOW--····-11.88
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Pe111crest• 20 lb. low
suds d1terg111t
Rt;. 3.99 NOW.,.-·-·-· 3.33
• Laundry cert that holds
all th• wash ,
Rtg. 5.99 NOW .............. 4,88
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lro11l119 board
Rt;. 8.99 NOW_ ........... 7.77
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euy CGNI The aulsido· is poruliiin.enantel fillish.~· ,
and lade reolodant and tt rinses,~·-•• i,n--~
washer. ;rhi_~has no-stick; ne>"'"',scfa:!;Ji'~ont
fired.Ill tefiM)I fOG!ing ••• t~enouah to -.~I
•poOnl'or . .;citv"". Add tho-pr... Qf color •.••. your;chO;..
of crv:aco14o, ~·ry .. L1111ld ~r blU. • · •• and',YiiU _!ia•·
<aaliwar~ wwt.1'1. o!:~"'" ,fl.~. '!!.41!!H s_it·!~'.1 )1 • Clllci 312 'qt. :<0'1·-···~-5 .qt;,~Hld ·ouich'-
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' SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -::. Ill<_ tolciol .ol ~
I Allome)'1 for Look m...-! -~ ~ Cail!oo
go to court toda y In an eUort and ~ 'BtiMa, ~ of t to slow speedy maneuven by the mag. :art • and
• Mayor Jooeph Allol'! I"-his l!:j~LeOoanl. senior editor !· lll.5 million .Sllit IPiml th~ 'M•_:,1 Bl......, Aliolo'I
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Look ,.present>p,.. ~ :::k ~ i!lldiii lei',.. .....
they would ask u~. Dist. ' '
JIM!ge Oliver Carter l o 'l'be mayor filed legal actlon -. charaial libel earq Jut w•
' upoo r!CllT)ng adiamce notloe
Oil T -ak • ol the •l'!lde. wljldl ..,. to ~ ; ~sst.andl throujlout tbe na-
tion 'l'bul'lday. -woa STANFORD (AP) -A
Co U S •' court _..,a1 lo lib ~ m!NJd-alrltne pilot lronr Sea~ Sts • • Uons from prloclpals this Ue ha. received the heart of r-• --' "--.::..: •• llril•od. Calif.. g'""6at
Ex-pilot . ,
Gets Heart
WASHINGTON (AP) -The l>epoiMli'w allo ;...., oougbt victim lo tlie llUJ heart -
• fedecal govermnent ril lose • by Ali<M8'::'¥ two (lnlll aide. p ... l at Sl.llllO<d U-1 • about $300 million ii), expocted of 0... Reagan, Paul Hospital.
oil leasing ,......, ilili rear· !leek' ,111<1 'J!:l!Ward a..,., who 'l\e reci~leot was Berman
because or a six-month shut-were a.:pected to present them Joslyn, 64, Who came to Stan-
down ill offshore leasin,g oear here today. Alioto's suit ac-ford th rte weeks ago with a
Santa Barbara -CaUf. and ~d Reagan's office of badly deteriorated heart to
compeUlion fro~ sta~wned "lea~" the story to news await a donor. lii.s conditi.ot1 ~ oil leasing land in Alaska. media. after the 41h-hour operation
~ .The Department of lnterior Sunday was called saUsfae-
~ says revenues from oil leases ' tory.
.. on federal lands will be 1295 To Visit Mexico Donor of the heart was
~ million during the current Clemal Clarence Clari: Jr., a
: fiscal year, rather than· Pie · -RIO, TeL (A.P)-Tbe 32-year-old outdoor sliD com-
.. S59S miWon forecast some ' 'Aaollo ,Lt aitronautJ will inake ' pany ernploye who wu found
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Leasing was restored under world tour begi.nni.n& Sept. 29 ment with a bullet wound In
a new set ol rules ia&t month. or Sepl 30. his head.
SlumtMr party
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UKE IT ... CHARGE IT !
Our daisy comforter leads a double
life! It's a sleeping bag, too!
Our delightful 1Daisy Floral' zipper comforter reverses to a coordinating
cotton gingham c.Mck. Not only thot, but it's a seeping bog ... great for
slumber parties, bool, camp, ski bunks, dorms! The covering'1 lOO°lo cotton1
the filling -Monsanto Blue (" Polyester. ~d to prevent fiber seepage.
In yellow or red .
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AVAIL.ABLE AT YOUR LOCAL PENNEY STORE
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Kidnaper Walks Into Police Trap
BEVERLY HILLS (UPI) -
A poHee. detective, wbo ror
<igbt baln Jlla3ed the part of
a ~ victim bandculfed lo
tno, ca.,;;,-' llM ...... ~ .~ ~ Ille .,,jdd
When he walked int6'tbe trap.
.\1!14 8"m!>. II, IOO ol "1119_ ... ~ illli!O. Ylce .wr-"tllo $l.l 1b!W.O ••""C eomp\iaJ Tiit.' hie.,
WJt; llllbanned 1'1hen a
c3fttaker beard hiJ Cf'!ea for
help. The $200,000 rinsom was
oever paJd. • Detect.J..'ie R1c1'ard
~ 37,-look the place
of young -• ... a bnllb-
covered hlll!lcl< ............. a
water tt.VnOlr in 1 ••Dey
abool two mllel norih•est cf
the city.
• -· happened '"' <i8bt bl.u;,. '"""· at 1:20 Sllllldoy
evenJna, JOO. J , s.nttn. II, a
-seaman (r!ln :;. ~-. Cllll., ~ Bodrp ~ tho'bruab.
He wu armed wttli a JI.
callbl'f pillol.
.Rodripei firid once, N.r·
rowly m~ Sanle!I'• head. other emcera bidden in the
bruah c-In aDll' Sanl<n
auneodei"ed. "
Slnten, who ""' to be
lomWJy diarl'd -kid-1bovt the quarter-mlle Ion&
lllJlfnl todioy, waived hll rflM FnntUa Canyon aa.volr.
to remain lile!Jt and Wu ta));. Ramo'• ......... handculled
Ina -delecliv.,, police lo a tree, hll anm bandculfed
said. behind hll ba<k, and •
Details of the abduction, bandkerchle! Pl jammed into
reacue and e1pture "'"" hll ,n>Ph.
... ealed Suodly by Be .... ly. The kldoajler'lattr rtfU!:ned
""' Police Chlel Jooeph P. to lloi! lllmO -and l!Jppe<I
Jllmblt. ..... undfrrtbe""" ~ • Young Ramo was ,.tum1ng dlo&·..,.,;t11111 ru-. ' "
borne from a date jlbortly • At Jt a.m. S.turday, Ramo
1fter midnight Friday when he lllOJMC<d to loo.9en the gag and
was aecosted by a cunmao bepn yelling for help. Russ
near the frml door ot hll ~ KJJt, _51, the re 1 er v o i r
home. carcuer, beard the shouts.
1be abductor took Ramo In 11iree car&oads of Beverly
a car to a secluded hllla.lde Hllll police aooo arrlved oo
the scene. RodrillJes took
Ramo'• p1ace Mil bea•• the
wail for the retura cl the kkl· .. ,....
Reagan Hit
On Bill Veto
' . SACRAMl!N'l'O fUPI)
State Siu. Anthony C. Beilcrr
son, (0.Beverly Hlllia), says
Gov. Ronald Reagan Jgnorod
doctors' advice when he vetoed
a blll allowing the sale of pro-
phylactics to unmarried per-
sons uodtt 11.
AU ~CENTER
--Foremost® retread
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RE ·T·READS
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650·13 black tabeless
plus 31c fed. tax
735· 14 black tabeless
plus 35c fed. tax
BLACKWALL TUBELESS
SIZE PRICE
775.14 1iss
775-15 1 11.88
825-14 12.88
FED •
TAX
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37c
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39c
39c
40c
40c
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855-14 13.88
845-15 13.88
VOLKSWAGEN SIZE
560-15 9.88
Professional
tune-up MON ., TUES., WED. ONLY
HERE'S WHAT WE DO FOR YOU:
• New points, plugs, rotor, condenser
and distributor cap
•;...ixpert adjustment of cam-dwell,
· timing and carburetor
• Result ••• more pep, better mileage
• More enjoyable drivh19!
Volkswagen
6 cylinder
13.88
15.88*
17.88*
•Most America• cars
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BUENA PARK(~v."?:;"°V::) CANOGA PARK CHULA VISTA ) DOWNEY
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FULLERTON HUNTINGTON BEACH MONTCLAIR NEWPORT BEACH VENTURA
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Aide Named For Mmp~y
Lot ~ iiiwy<r Waller
T17lcr D 1111 betu atlacled
ftp.al chalrmu fer Calllor-
nlalll for llllrpby ln their bid
.. pin a .-.! lc'm for
BeoatarGear .. lllll?bJ.
T07lor, a S.. -rul-
dmt, WW bead tile cW...'1
campalp ln au Soulbenl
California -·· lncludlnJ Orange County.
'!be <1-Y<M<>ld 1a..,., ..,.,..
ed u vlco cbaltmD "' Loa
Angela C«m17 for Ibo -
ceutuI 1111 ca.ian or
Preskl-..ntNlsca.
~nn~J ~~· . . . r .. , . Y Ollthful Elegance
Cadillac'• 1970 Coupe de Ville shows the youthful
elegant styling of this popular model. Tbe overall
longer look is achieved by the sculptured !root fen·
ders, new cornering lights with horizontal chrome
trim, and body colored. extensions into new tail
lamps. The framed grille dominates even more in
1970, and the bew lu!ed lemp bezels are trimmed in
body color to provide a finely tauored loot. Winled
c,..ts on the I~ edge .of the fenders replace
the "V" on the s of the De Ville and Calllil
series. The wheel di.cs are new, and feature radial
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with a Roux 'Fanciful' rinse Elegant 1970 Cutlass Supreme Holiday Coupe is de-
signed with growing customer. demand for sporty
!usury in mind. The car is identifiable by its notcb-
·back, roof line, body shape and ultra-luxury inttrior.
shampoo and style
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3.88 Wiped Polio Not T . ' 1 • , · . Out
S11e Cory 'hstival' Wow 8. 95
Includes haircut, shampoo and s1yle set.
We spedaHze in the care of fashion wigs.
U.S. Warns Tlireat of Disease Exists Everywhere
USE YOUI l!INNIT CllAR9E CARD-WASHINGTON (AP) Public Hea!Ui $entice doc-when vaccines first became
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Government health experts, tors cautioned a~ any un-available. there were up to
warning against a resurgence due c.omplactncy from the 20,000 cases annually of deadly
of polio if the nation lreUi down fact that so far lbis year onJy or crippling polio.
NIWPOl:f IUC"
Fasll\ofl lslltrloll
W tlloor, N4-2:Ut
in vaccination guard, 1ay IO cases of paralytic polio -But the government doctors
potential pockets of the dread the lowest rate in history -said that even now on a na·
disease already exist in every have been reported. 'I'here Uonwlde balis approximately
metropolitan area of the COUD· were '8 such cases last year. 30 percent of the children in
\ry. In the ytars berore 1965 the most bjghly suscepUble I ~~~~'--~~~~~~~~1~~~~~~~~~-
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CARPETING SALE
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carpeting through Saturday only!
"Nylshag" nylan, pi • sh.pg 'carpeting
luscious, deep carpeting .for My Reg. 6.99 NOW
room in the ho .... Lively, Wl)'s!Urdy,
weor. like onything. Eosy to ci-._
Two tone solids in 10 decorator colors 5.50
to suit your tastes. SQ. YD.
luxurious 70% Zefkrome•/30% Verel • pile carpeting
"BolleY'Zefkrome•ocrylic/Verol• Reg. li>.99 NOW
modaaylic tip sheared pile in hand-
some sor.ds. Resilient, mildew-re1•
tont, non-ollervenicl In 12 beautiful
colon. Redecorate now!
$9
SQ. YD.
For Shop jJt· Home convenience, Phone the
store in your local area
• W• brl1111 JC1111p'"1. • frH cw.vltatlon.
• Free ostlmolo. • No obttgoflon.
fUllEITON
(111-4343) LAXEWOOO NEWPORT ll!ACll
(634-7000) (133-()713)
PQWHtY HUNTINGTON ll!ACH MONTCIAIR \llNl\llA
IW-4541) (892.mu (621 ·3811., m1211) (<W.2·7~1'21
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products· for ~Iller clanlngl
The great new Bi...11 Geftllni
CANOOAPAAK
DOWNf(
FUU.EJITT)PI
HUNTINGTON BEACH
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11.88
Shelllfl09 y-:
rupwllhlliotll'a iiMleAdlon
5h&ftlp00 Mut9rl
ilof.12.MNOW
8.88
Shani~o9x12l'UI .. :!Onlln ......
s!on Ina vpl Ori•• ... ftw ·i-nt
=.:.·m
to 4 year aae &fOUP rtmaln
without vaccine.
Most of these are in &beUo
or other low soclHCODOm.ic
sectors.
The possiblllty of OUlbrtab
in the.st comnnmlUea worry
doctors such as F. Robert
Freckletoo, chld o( the im·
munizaUon branch ot the
Public Health Service's Com·
municable Diseue Center at
Atlanta, Ga.
"ll we lose any of oor
pre!tnt momentum in the vac-
clnaUon program -and we
alnldy have problanl Ihm
-these poclitls ol ....
vaccinated "' locomplettly
vaccinated cblldrto may in-
crease 1n number and me,··
be said.
"And, if for a period of
xveral years we had an
oulrllhlly poor promollon and
uttliiaUon of vacclne senlcea,
ooe could foruee aome fairly
11 r g e outbre.akl occuntnc
lbrouabout !he c:ounby where.
for uample, you ml&bt blve
70 or IO caaa in a lfvtD
state," Freckleton added.
Freckleton and Dr. Mlcbael
B. Greg, cllief ol CDC'1 Vfru
dlte.,. epldemloloa sectkm,
discussed . !he litwllillt In
oepante teleiJI-interview•.
Gregg forecuta that unku
somethin& IJ done to lmpnwe
the ~ ..... and eslent of
pol.Jo vacdnaUoos, -and
roalntabi ~It as new babiet
ccme aloq: -0 pockets of
polio may be with us fr:r many
yeart -that is, for example,
two or three cues in a
neiJhborbood, four or nve ln a
ahelto .•. "
AO\lllltTISEM!NT
Why
Do You
Have A Poor
Memory?
A nolld publisher In Chlcar<>
ttpottl tMtt la a s.lmple ttth·
ntqUie for acquirlna' a powerful
mefDQl7 wt)lch can pay you rtaI dlWknda ln both busJneu
and soda.I advancenmit an4
works like magtc to give you added polle, neceuary selt-
confldeOO! an4 aree.tu popu-
lar!"' . Accordin.a: to tbia publisher,
many peopfe do not reallrit how
much they could lnlluenot
othen slmpl,y by renwnbertnr
accurtttly eve1"1thln1 tJ)ft)' see,
hffr. or rea4 Whether lD but:l-neu, at sodal tunctianl or
f\len In cuual cotlYtl'lll.tlont
with new acqualntancn, the-rt
are waya In wbl.cb ,OU can
&xnlnatt etich .StuaUon hy
YOW' ablllt;r to mntmbel'.
To 1cquatnt the rtaden of
this paper with ttlf eaq-to-
follow ru1e1 tor dtwlOPlnt
Ulb. In MTWmberins lltY\hln1
)'OU cflOC* lo remember, lht pubUthm haw printed ftill _,. ot . their ..U-trainlnr
mtthOd In a new booklet. ",.\.d-
1 wnluttt ln Memory," •hkb
will be mal1e4 fne .. an)lpnt
who ~ IL Mo obllpUoft. I
llrnpl7 lncloee a 6ne to l'Oftt "°''""' •n4 -.... -)'<>Ur ~addreu. and ltf' code tot MMO SbJdlea. 8SS
"'-· • -· Chi-cago. nt 6061'-
1.
D.IJl.Y PILOf JJ
Visit
the
ColotieJ
• COLONEl IANDERS' R:ECtPE
~-·,.'fried Ckiek•.
2929 E.. C:...t Hlohway 693 S. Coat! Hl9hw1y
Cereno dol Mar 67"3722 L1gun1 llH<h 4f4.H18
water heater
SALE!
SALE! 30 gallon
gas water heater
Reg. 69.95, NOW
56.95
• C.livtn 68 oalSen. ., hot ....,. the fint
IMWr ot 1 oo• ,iM • GJ .. lirwcl to1dc: • 1•
1hld: fiMr glou IA1ulatio" • ~vt91Mfk gen
control with 1peclof htgh f*MpM'lltvr9 c;ul·off
40 .. , ...... w.nir ............ 19.15' HOW
66.95
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SALi! 42 gallon
electric water heater
Reg . 59.95, NOW
53.95
• 0.lWefl 53 9ollonl of tw.1 ......, .. flrJI
hoVt at 100('1 rS.. •GS.u litlN .... •1•
ttiick ~ber g\Oll AntlillotlOfl' ............. ·~
n1c htotilllo COl'lttol wbh _,.,.. Wea. -.
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ID t•Ue" •S.U1k .,.,., IMetot,
1 ... -4411 •.. : MOW 40.4S
ION '"'"'"' l~I PAf ..... nA ...
NEWPORT BEACH
FASHION ISLAND
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MEETINGS
nll-polllle."
-..._ -loclllr 11111"'-for ... -al lllelr ...,_, lbe pobllcodoa
.. _.. brieliop ... Ille -
ject " ..... 1clo(" -1n
--lbol mlP&. YOlvtradal--
It ll ,......, -lllt artlde. that a I • I e I ID • D
& '1*':.aJ11Waper ....
ftlltJ' talld•WI '\" read JI a
-11111-111 "JlllHD. .... ~-
It dtM CGiMfOiidece Iran
a -who atlempled to list her Coota Meu home wllll
a ruJtor who, n fell, would
be ccnplel<Jy unprejudlctd In
~·buyer.
Of II -en Ille called, on-
ly "'" .... Ille tiir1Ju1&!i•
On 2·1 Beard Vote
BlA.fRA
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Sherri Gets OCC Ticket
llalrlm,chl---·4y1,..NOW1 .
YOU CAN·DO
~ING
Divorces
Rental Bid
Rejected
EL TORO -A request by a
service station owner at El
Toro Road and Rockfield
Boulevard to rent trailen and
small trucks has been denied
by Orange Coonty planning
commissiooers.
Plannen indicated th e y
don't l i k t the clutter of a
trailer rmtal business at a ps
1tatSon.
DAILY PILOT Sllll ......
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Dr. Doris Araujo of Or-
ange is t h e newest
member of tbe Orange
COUDty Board of Educa-
tion. She won the right
to rep~ent the Fourth
Supervioorial District
on the board in a spe-
cial election Jast
month. She is a physi~
cian, specializing in in-
ternal m<dlclne.
$5,000 Tab
To Wreck
$1,200Home
SILVERAOO CANYON -
Orange County supervisors
have approved an expenditure
" $5,llOI to ..., -. • clwell-
lng ...nh on I y 11,200 but in
dangtt ol falllni on bouses
below.
The cottage owned by B.
Shamrock ol A1tadena was un..
$25,500 Paid
To Laguna
SANTA ANA -Paymeot
of ns.soo 1a 1he c;1y of Laguna
Beach to include an unbt-
"°'1>orated county terrltoey
portion of Balboa A venue in a
road widening project hu
been autboriz.ed be~ b y
Orange Coonty super'rilon.
The city is wideol.oj: streets
In 1he Arch Beach Hetal>U .... to 41).feel wltb curbs and
guttm. The cumty portloll Is
Balboa Avenue, formerly Ulah
1treet, between Ali!O.S and Del
Mar avenues.
Slid !talion owner Louis
Gualtieri, ''Tb< don 'I 1hlnlc
you need the extra money to
eiisl They're going to see a
lot of. eyesoru -closed 1ta·
lions on coroen.''
dermined by wlnw floods andlfiiiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiO=
js in a staie. of near colla~
supervisort "Were told by a:afe-
ly i.mpecton. But Shamrock
says: he doesn't have the
Irvine Roads moneyto take care o1 It. The cost of tearing down the
home i1 high because it ii in Survey Slated an unaoces~bte spo1 and a contractor bid 14,:;oo ptu. '500
IRVINE -Orange County to move )>erlODal effectl Into
.upervilon: have IUred Boyle priv.ate l&orage.
Engineering Company t • The $5,000 bill will be placed
location " Barranca Oil -·· prQP<rty tu survey ~~= which otberwW Road from Laguna Canyon to
Sand Canyon roods and an im-,-;;;...,;;;;;;l;;d;;;be'="about;;::;"";;·=== pnrred Sand Canyon bridge!•
over Sin Diego Creek.
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INSTANT CREDIT
New 9 pc. corner arr&DI·
cholce ot. cln. rei. $230, now
::~~'~ 110.50: Twins, S'-95. Trundle sets (duo r*r) with inner
MPl'lnlmatt..re"'~"°" "9.50 Roll•-'t'Va1 wttb Inn. sprlna matL re1-~.SO. now $39.SO. Full u.. llffPer:
IOfa. !'f:I· $239~ now
$1fl8.!50. New beds: Kin&.
$99".!il>: -· 189 ... ; Full, -Twlril, -$39:00. full>' guuan. Kmc lite-1i:nads,
$13.95, II ,., ........ tlonooY
Beds, ..... 119.00, -189~ Beautiful Walnut 9 drawer
dtts&er, 2-2 dra~ com-
modes, headboard •-framed mtrror. $172.00; Spanlah
(longboy) •1ffper aofa, h&nd
earved wood, beautlfull.J up-
hoktemJ, ftC. $449..:M>, now $329.00. Qu11:tmu l&y .. way.
now.
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Sun. 124.
645-27&8
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A tbree-man survey team
will be paid 141 per bllJr.
Total ellimated cool;,, 12,IOO.
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reports a simple ttthnique of
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IOd&1 llnd busineu adV&J'ICe-
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s(ve you poise, self-collfldence
and peater popularity.
According: lo this publishe.r.
many people do not reallz"
how much they could inOu~
othcn r.lmply by what they
AY and how they say It.
Whether in buslne5s, at soda]
f\mctlons, or even in cuual
conversations with new ac-
qu&lnt&nc!S there att wa.YS to
make a lood lmpnuion every
tlm\lt you talk.
To acquaint tbt' readen of
thl1 paper with lhe eAsy-to-
follow ruls for deveJopina
skill In ~veryda.Y convenaUon.
the pobllshers have printt'd
full details of their interestln1
self,training method I.ft a new booklet, "Advenlutt1 In Con,
verutlon." which will be maiJ.
t'd tree to anyone who requnta
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COYer pogtqeo and b&ndllng. No
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Gleneagles presents two dry ideas for the M!t 9l!a90n, the
'Epsom' and the 'Wincl$0r.' ilodunade frOln a element~
i ng blend of 50'llo llaaon• P.Of'testeri'SO'llo .ClOlton that's
Zepel" tn!llted. 'Windsor' has shaped waist, wool Qnillg-in • • • diainpagne, 17.50. 'Ep5orn'. fealllres raglan sleeves, f1!1119V-
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'Ct;ipw:ity for War
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WNDON (AP) ~ l!ed tbe momtDlum -llOW ~
China'• ermo\1-lfe not In .,.,,,,..._.. -'
"!u!Ppfd (tit modtm ,., 'anc1 TM instltute'1 estlmltes of
I•-oucl·'• .,· -· .....,..,. tbe ~ of . the 'Sotlet ~ -· ' -...... \lnlod' and Cllioi line<I up tllb
seems to be I= badl,y1-•• wi7: • · au\horllatfy~ ~ -n:b GIOIS 111tlGof!J.L•d;~ in!Utui.. said .-~ • • . lJt8'.SA-' IP· blJUao, "Olin.a'~ conventional ann1 f44.71 blllton.
. .IA t oul' be Military ~ .. In 119: 1.,..us ry W ' Jn Ill' J>OSI·, US.S.SR.· iiii!lfliOd: China
tijl> to .....,..,,..~PollS on a 14.a.u bllllaii.'' 1
sCi1e needed for war; neither Army: uu.Jt'· 2 >nWon
c • .u I d. C ~ i~ qe...produced men, Clllna 2:1 mlDloo. '
nu?ear aims til'l •.substitute Soviet Arm1 ID.,Alil ,,uJ\lD
lo• them," .Iha lnltltute !or close '"8\lb of !be' -
Sttategic Studies sat~ in it.s frontier: 55 divisiOoJ, 10 at full ~I · l[llIYOy GI ".o r I il C<llllbat streqth. E!ghl ol tbe
rq.Bitary ~ ~ , 55 divi..s.ioos..are tank divistool.
';china's military poteoUal China has a 'tolai of 1111 bl-
strll lies basically Jn her large fantry divisions and f1vt
reteria of .mappower," the annored, three cavalrJ and
re!>iri ... Uoued. two lirbame ~ Four
-.i • . are stationed iii Slnkiq, oo
D:Q",,GRADE STRENGTH China's northwest border, ~ a newsman CQm· Foor are in lnner Mongolia, ~ted that the report ap-and 26 are between Peking ·
~ted to down,rade .Chlaa 's and China 's northeast border.
mJUtary slrenith, the di~~r SbVIET DESIGNED
of U. institute, A I a s t a 1 r · The bUlk f Chin , ta lus Budu.n replied . o a s n f; ' · . were made or designed by the
.,'l>oes that surpnse you Scwiets The survey aaid Qli.na wb~ you compa.re China 's bu a' shortage of heavy
g"°'8 national product and in· aIWlery and a big lack of
dus(rial (a~c with that of the mo~ sophisticated equipment Soviet !Jru~ .or the United . 'I'Umj.ng to the eompvaltve Sta~ -strength· of the United Slates
China's anned forces , he ad· and the Soviet Union, the
ded, ~ in a much poorer report said the Russians
slatf1n regard to equipment" within the ne:it four monlhs
lhail '1e Soviet Unlon'1 .. but be w t·l l b ave more I~
relllltd to speculale oa the i..rcootloimlal and medium
!uhire. ., nnge 'i!Ucleat weapons than
• 1 'C h i a~ s e s~U of . the-United States. But it said
lissiQnahle maT.riaNlilgbl M ·· this 1br<al aod lhat GI the
sufficient for'a~lOO.-,tom.ie~ numerlcally IUPeriqr ~
bombs of nomfoa1;'(28.llU-l -ll'll!J)ol I~ In ~ an, yie14-or a smaller aDialgam of. Offset. bx tlle Cblil.,. th..at IC bot~ hydrogen and atomic the RhsStW.
v a~Ues '' the report said · Tbe survey said the Sovleb "~ of the fusion (H-bomb) t;id1 l. O 5 a. lnter~tlnental
we.apons could be of sevefal ballistic mlss:iles with nuclear
megjtons. w~tieads in July and are ex-"1\le Jenglhening g~p !hat pect.ed to have 1,160 by the end
has .•. been noted be-tw·een o£tbeyear.1beUnlt.edStates nud~r tests may mean, ha1 had 1,054 ICB~ a1nce
howi!Ver, Iha\ liJiile 'maluial 1967 and Is not buildlng aoy
is not beioa: JR'QC!uctd 1n tbe, __ ne_w_o_nes_. -----
quantities f~ 1n. the .uv.rti...-West. . ~ .. :
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FALSE TEETH '.'~~ew~{L~ OIJ;inese
mislile • P{1JCI'3Dl has a~ parOiitly Dot progressOJI as ' Wltli Mor• Comfort
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o( providin& new ideas
for the mod!lftl home
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Sears Terrific .
Bath Towel Sale
~y Chance to Hoard
Super Absorbent
Drylon Towels
'3.25 Bath Towels
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Some people just don't .know when to srop. But can
you blame them? Super-absorbent Drylon, of cotton
and rayon, is 20% .more absorbent than ordinary cot•
ton rerry. In a handsome "Jacquard" pattern with
the iridescent depth and brightness of toclay's fashion
colors or , •• rhe modern look of tever>ible "Twin
Toaes." Both eoft and plush and trimmed with
fringe. So you can't raise tempwion .•• a cowel o.c
half the price with twice the style. We don't blame
you.
Add to Y oor Collection With Coordinated
Towels Alao Priced for Saving•
'1.80 Hand Towe,L!U'-----------~-4 7
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85' Fingertip Towels 77'
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Sc> many fun things to do with your freedom.
(o·many interesting people to get to know. That's
whet South Bay Club Is all about The most , ~lete_country club you 've ever seen witlt 1
e~artmenls located around il-·full of your ki~of ·
p$op1e. A 3/4 million dollar clubhouse, tenniscO:ai'tS.
olr"pic pool, heaith clubs, and much more1 '. .
Cop'! say you know II until you've seen It.,
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2. Sanitized sisal paJ over eacl1
side of coil u11it \vit.h edtzes
tucked over hor<lers
3, C~bioned with bouncy cot:o n
fell oo•each side
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Complimentary
Deli•ery,. Of Coune
Matching Fonndalion
1. Strong IO·sla t wood
fnme with center braces
and extra side braces
4. Sheeting co"ver .... inner
tufled , to keep all fill·
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2. Four plastic corner
guards to protect fou n-
dation corners
3. Bottom cover or COii.OJI
&hee tin g to keep dust
out of the coil unit
4. 108 coils lo full size
posturized u,nit, <:on1·
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\Vitli heavier gauge coils
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bandits for easy ban·
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7. Quilttd en1bion pillow
top panel hand 1titched
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taped to border.
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5. Sanitiud·1isal pad over
nnir. wra.Pped around
•ides for complete in·
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1. Impomd Dim,.! co..,..
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A Striking· Re-creation of True Spam.Ta
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• Inelndea triple drnoer base. framed plate
glass min'or and choice of 78 or 60-ln. crown
spindle headboard
• Muterfully crafted of the fintst 1olid oaka
and oak veneen with other !elect hardwoods.
Lightly distressed, lu1troua Cinish
• Intric•te carved .. Cfect detailing. authentic
hardwue
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plu1.tr•y•type drawen behind 2 doon. Com•
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Cast Sp·etr
. A bewitdllng idea bas been con~ u~ by members of tho ~.:!~ ~~l. !or Christian ~ce, · st United Methodist Church,
At noon Wednesday, Oct. 8, the public Is Invited lo mingle with
frlendy ghosts and goblins and WSCS members In the Peek Family
Colonial Terrace lloom, 7801 )lolsa Ave., Westminster • .
A ma~:i.nspell will be cast with Bewikhlng Fashions displayed
by model.I .Miss Prim'• Acapemy. Enough fall styles to fill a
witch's cauldron-8JldltJi an assortment of enchanting prtces-have
been selected from Huntlnctoo €enter.Shops for the luncheon show.
Tickets, at $2 each, ,_ an on sal~ and.JllllY be obtained from
any WSCS member or by.caJli!lg Mn.'~d Kingsland, 962-7291.
Serving u ~eneral chairman ol. the beoefit Is Mrs. Douglas
Phelps, and asoistlng are MQ!, Jrirr.t 'AndersoD, · decoratioos; Mrs.
Dooald Taylor, food, and Mrs. Klrlgsland, tickets.
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Proceeds from the event will be used to help support missions
In California and oversees; lo help de!rar the expeme of special needs
in the church, and to obtain-room dividers for the Sunday School
rooms, according to· Mrs. Phelps. · ·
BEWI TCHING FASH IONS -Cool'uring up the nel"est fall styles
from a cauldron are (left to right Mrs. Jerry Knderson, Mrs.
Dooald Taylor and Mrs. Douglas P,helps, members of the Women's
Society. for Christiaa Service, . First United Methodist Cburcj>,
F0untain Valley. The group will ~or a beoefit fashioo show
a<MI luncheoo Wednesday, Oct. 8, in the Peek Family Colonial
Terrace 'Room. .
VISITOR GREETED -Prasit (Frank) TopJ(,.6ai
of Cholburt, Thailand (rtght), is welcomed'tiil"oun-
taln Valley bt his host mother, Mra.--llobert !\loss,
and Ted Lyddoo, member of tile student chapter of ,. \
Amertcan 'Field, ·Service. AFS studeol.s and their
families were ~ed to the new foreign ex-
change student' dllring a poUuck dinner in·the high
school.
'Welcome'
Mat busted . ,
Praslt 1Frank) Tongsavai of
Cholburir <ThallaJld.-~ & I
l'ekoo!Od lo Foont:aln Valley
during a' poUuck d l n a e r
spDn80J'ed by the American
Field ,Servk:e chapter and at-
tended by AFS students and
their families . .
~ new exchange ltudent
will tie living with lh• Robert
Moss family ;uxt ill JI senior at
.FountaJn Valley High School
•~ his ~ brodier, Jobn,
l.s a freshman.
Co-chairmen for the dinner
were Mrs. Joseph Sekera and
Mrs. K~ l\larlz.
The chapter already has
launched several fund;aising
actfvHles, They s o I d ad-
vertising In the high school 's
football program whict. will be
offered at all home games,
and will slaf£ a popcorn booth
at the Halloween barbecue. In
cooperation with other area
AFS chapters they w i 11
parUclpa(e in the White Tag
aale taking place Oct. 18.
... Anyone Interested In joining
the AFS program Is invited to
contact .Mrs. Richard Lyddon,
chapter pre.l!ident, 962-4891.
Fountain Valley High School
students In the AmerlCB.M
Abroad program I n c I u d e
.Kathy Crozier, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Crozier,
. who has returned after at-
tending the Imelda lnrtitute,
Antwerp, Belgium. A l s o
returned ls Christine Weaver,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Weaver of Huntington
Beach, w'.K> was a 1tudeot ln
Bombay, lndia.
Lorrlliie Sekera, daughter
of Mr. •nd Mn. Sttera. now
la attending • girls' acbool In
Rio de Janeiro, BrazU.
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Who,. Me? When? Righ t Now?
If bathtubs overflowed, toast burned aad coffee perked over in Fountain Valley
last 5aturday it'• because 100 members of the wmiaa's club wel'l! kidaapped
before breakfast. Planning tbe·"lltBtch" w,re m~rs at the exeCuliVe 'board,
aad "victims" were taken to the home of Mrs. Vance Dertngton·, llOClal' chait-
maa, where Uley Oll)oyed doughnuts and coffee. GOing to· any enmiie·lct calCh
Mrs. Clarence stewmon (rtgllt) Is Mrs. Wallace Short. Robes and curieR!wer.,
appropriate &al1> for the .,_....you..aro party,
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You Can't ·Debate That Baby's Date Was Not Just ·:fate
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I bad DOI -my sister in three yeara. She iJ 40 yeara
old and her two children are crown.
When Erma and her husban4 met me at
lbe airport I WU shocked to lee that she
had gotten 10 heavy. lmmed!ately [ con-
ANN LANDERS
cluded she WU pregnant and J uJd IO.
She became furi.OWI and shouted, "'You an eight-pound boy!"
are out of your mind! I have a thyroid
condition but It'• under contftll now." rm buroed up ,,....n1e my •Lmr lied lo
I stayed a week and we hid a pltuant me. Why would a penon do IUCh 1 crazy
lln>e. Erma toot pills In my ,._ llld · lhlngT Sur<Jy abe -I'd lum the lnth
kepi a docl«'I appolnbqen~ bul she .. .-iQy. Help .,. undenland., I am
dldn\ talt 1111 more aboot her lhj>roid _BAFFLED AND BOILING
condltJon. •
I lell Madison on Tuesday. The fol-
lowtnt Friday 1 n!Cdved • telegram flOm
Erma. Jt read, ••c;uea who save blrtb W
mob Ille ............i tpored .. , Ille
embanulmnt ef ditcluthl& Itel' con-
dition. U11reali1Uc, ya -evee foolilll.
Bil ft•a Mtt.or')t 110W, IO forget K.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Two years ago
the problem started. As 900n as the: hot
weather set In, my nose began to awell.
Thel'l l got.. thla whilltle in It. It drtvtt my
wlfe crm and 1 don't blame her. I can
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llardly stand n myself. DEAR READEllS. Thia la u open let·
The problem b much worse 11 borne ter to the La Leche Society and Ill hun-
than in the office. It starts in July and dred8 or members who wrote to tell me 1
dliappeara la Sept.ember. But for a:ix am irrelpoaalbJe, crazy, cruet. unln-
-kl I am per800a non grata. Even the formed, lllltaatlc ud atupid. doc sbum me. 1 went lo a doctor l.Dd he The Jetten came In response to my
couldrii find aiiythlng """'I wbleh ir-....,....11~ the-yo11111 m«her who""'
uodentandable bee..,. when I went to breast leedlnc lier baby In I he
him my noee wu not swollen and tbtre: w~. D.C. l1rport. r •m Mt.
was no whistle. Can you advise me! repul atl, againat breul feedin(. I
_ OFF KEY believe brtaat leedin( la ben<tleal In
D,:AR OFf: It -· H U 701J mlgllt be al~gic to a tato romm'!f Wftd dti&
gron arwnd your houM. Alt 11
aller&l1& &a mUe a bOUJe call M tte cu
tet JOI when yoor ftOtt la IWCllkt ud
VOW' w1tl1lle la eoeraUu.
both mother and child -If the mother la
willing and 1ble. (Some mothen 1re will-
ing but not •ble. Olhen ... •ble but not
wtlllng)
I am against breast feeding In public,
however, "hen there are rat 1'00ml 111
over the place, lid\ aa ln the
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At Successful Season
On TargH w.UI theme lhe
&MUal laJI coun1.ywllie guild
hmch'°" of the Symphony
Assocl1tion Of Orange County
next Wednesdiy In t b e
Newporter Inn.
Gulld members will gather
at t a.m. for Coffee and orien·
talion and at 10 will all.end a
brief business meeUnc and
round robin workshops.
Conch-!cUng the v a r I o u s
workshopa wiU be Thomas
Thurston, concert ticket sales;
P.trs. Wllliam J. KeUy, guild
!ltrUcture; Mrs. Norman V.
Salaets and Mrs. L. F. Ding,
Young ArUsts auditions ; Mrs.
C. M. Castricone, ways and
means, and Mrs. Robert S.
Erickson, memberships in the
Symphony Associallon.
Guild members will be join·
ed at noon for lunch by guests
bidden from au pan.s or
Orange Count1.
Following the luncheon, U1e
g«lllp'a attention wU be turned
to 1ttrs. Richard W. Bland,
chart.er member and current
president of the Pasaden1
Symphony As.wciaUoR. yr~o
will speak on .P.1ottvaUna: the
Volunteer Worker.
ti.trs. BlaQd, a former re1:1i·
dent o( St. Louis, has a wide
background ln club a n d
volunteer wori. and wa reci-
pient of tbe Catholic Actlon
Award in 1965 In St. Louis.
Damt:I Lewis, music dlrttlor
and conductor of the Orange
County Symphony Orchcslra,
will conclude the afternoon
vdth a preview of the 19fi9-70
concert season.
IULLSEYE SHOT -ScoJlng the \Vinning pQint will
be members o! all the guilds of the Orange County
Symphony AssociaUon when tl;iey gather next Wed-
nesd~ for luncheon in the Newporter Inn. Round
robin workshops, orientation, a speaker and preview
o! the 1116~70 musical season all are planned for
guild members. Getting on target for the annual
event are (left to right) the Mmes. Hugh Scallon,
Alan c. Stoneman and John Olson.
Golden Key Benefits
Unlocked for Members
Whilher the Hemline will be
discussed when Golden Key,
Huntington Beach support
group lor the Child Guidance
man, had an enlhuJla$UC turn-
out for its first session, 1ut
week, and tilt Monday work·
shops for the Deoonber ba·
zaar, Holiday in Mexico, \Vill
continue in the home ol Mrs.
Richard Teske, chalnnan. Horoscope
Center of Orana:e Count)'.
mfft& at IO a.m. tomorrow in
the home of Mrs. John n.
Peterson.. ·
First order gf businesa r or
Sagittarius: Stress Confidence
the season's ~ meeting
will be the ln!UP s amwal
fashJon show, Jlete d' Au·
tomne, tlljQg place Saturday,
Oct. f, in the Sheraton 'Beach
Members 1nd friend• have
lurned out during the summer
to work on handcrafted ar·
ticlea which will be offered for
sale, and Mrs. Teske hope!
more will join the work group
now that vacation season has
ended.
TUESDAY
SEPTEM~ER 16
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES (March %!-April 19):
Hold oU on any joumey until
tonight. There ls a message, a
call, 'Other ronn or com-
munication which c o u I d
change plarui. Realitt Lhis and
act accordingly,
TAURUS (April 20-t\-1ay 20 ): tr willing Lo listen to reason,
ROBINSON'S
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•••NO PIU..S • No
STARVATION D1E'l"S
•••YOU EAT THftEE
HU.ATV MEALS A
DAY, AHO LOSE
WEIGHT~ EVERY
MONDAY EVENING
BEGINNING ON
SEPT• 15 , WITH
AN Jl'n'RODUCTORY
OPEN MEETING AT
7 PM; ANO t:VC:R\"
'TUESDAY MORNINC:
8~GIHHING ON
S~T. 16 1 \VITH
AN IHTROOUCTORY
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9:30 AM 0
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COME CAJIL Y • • •
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financial question la settled, Obey rules, regulations. Fun ·sure others reel same way. The prlnclpa] fundJoi event
Be recepUve. One who wan'8 indicated through cont.act with PlSCF.S {Feb. 19-March 20): will belin with a soc.lat bout
to provoke Dau.le Jacks com· one with great sense of humor. c.reer and respon.sibillty are at Il:i> a.m. and hmcbeon Grandmothers
moo sense. Heed inner voice. • SCORPIO (Oct. 23 • Nov. will be served 1t 12 :30. Infor· GEMINI (May 21.June 20): 21): Cycle continues high. bul a~ented. Yoor presiige is on maUan rtgardlng Ucketa may At noon ever} second Thurs..
By loo.igbl there is showdown. you must protect pos&essioJIS. the line. Cooperate in com· be obtained by calling Mrs. day the · Newport Harbor
You find out what in&Le, Higher earnings tnaY be on munlty projects. UUliie ex· Meryl WIDlnl, &47-7911. Grandmothers' Club meet.s in
partner really thinks. Stand horizon. Yet, budg~t should be petlence. Display u n I .q u e The bowllna: group, with the Costa Mesa Golf and
tall, Strength of logic is on rq:pected, Adhere to recent abllfU.ea. No day to be shy. Mrs. Al Xrulenber&, chair· Country Club.
your side. But adhere to con· resof1.4.t1ons..; • ''Ii ==:::===========================;I
servatlve course. And be a SAGl'M'ARWS !Nov. 22·
good listener. Dec. 21): By 1onight, you are
CANCER (June 21-July 22): on more posili11e ~round. You
Good lunar aspect early coin· know where you 3N; headed -
cides with creative endea vors. and why. Stress confidence,
Later. there is opportunity for originality and independence.
added income. CAJlRICOitN (Dec. 22.Jan
LEO (July 23-Aug. 2%): 19): Accent on fulfillment orj
Tonight is marked for some major desiris. Clan.
pleasure through children, destine aclivity tonight could j
other loved ones. cause strain on nerves. Take
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): family into confidence .
Get correspoOOence out of way Otherwise, you might find
early. Tonight setUe to more yourself making weak ex-
basic routine. Hunch pays cuses. ) cnvratnW.--AQUARIUS !Jan. 20-Feb.,
LIBRA !Sept. 23-0ct. 22 ): 18): Pressure relieved. You /
Be versatile. Important lo can relu: with friends tanighl.
cban&e lrit.Q: the ~. You Romance is io the picture.
may be on· a abort journey,· Your attitude is poetic. But be
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Why buy a yean ~P in a G,... td tzy 11J>d looe ,..;ght tliroogh 1tnn110t1S
eurciae -:yw can buy effonleu we1gbt reduction and pay by th< inch at
Gloria M.mball'a.· Moot patrons, based on actuA! records, aclllevo their gool
in as little• 4 to 6 weelal aod '
LOSE 10 INCHES WITHIN THE FIRST 10 VISO'S
TIUS WEEK ... FOR 1 MORE WEEK KON. SEPT. 15 THRl.
4 PM, SAT., SEPT. 20 all 26 Glaria Man},an locations in
Califomia will continue their 8J'edal
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It's Yi price t1n your choice or nidttanz HIPS or WAIST or TWGHS
or UPPER ARMS when used io conjanrtion 'll'ith
any regular Gloria ManhaD program _....n.,.. ho-r li!Ue It ""'I&
y Glen Marobolra abeys coeb 1-, awcla·U.. than olw welgbt recluotian
--Iha~• -of tho ....... u,.,. -tba WORW"S LARGEST.
M ~ Nation's laader, ,.aa. ce depend oo it .•. result£: rome quid; 1)'
••• aately ••• w.it.haat abeoUOOll es:~. •fruva tioo diets, or meslly
5Wt'&tsuits. No disobing. WE ARE NOT A GTit !
. ~or FREE.sample Tisit. Actue.Dyn&e, under-mpe"1Wn. ihe
toria M . ~~,including OUf paiJ?nt.ed "Circ-IA·Matic"'.,.
... G • Manl•ll'a I!!,.... Conlzol Syalom became
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CALL NOW FOR' 1"RZB ~.,;sit. No <barre-No obligation.
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"Tell Ull lhe dn'8S size YoU wont to wear, and ""'Ji reu you how
many Tisi.ti it wiµ take and guarantee in writing that you will
rach yuur goal In !.act, so ahsolut.ely positive a.re we that you
will obl:ain yom objective, tbat as stated in our guarantee, we
will...., Jet you have FREE OF CHARGE, any and all !Urlber
visits, unt.i1 you reach your goal It's positive assurance that we
back up our guarantee JOO '{o.
. rflona :J.rancej
SC~OOL BAlLET
TERM STARTS SEPT: 15fh
SLOW -CAllFUL ATIINTION
CICHml &: RUSSIAN TIC_>tNl9UI
ICINDlllALLIT e CllAnYI DANCI
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BROCHURE SENT ()N REQUEST
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nnd~ UIUl~sary,
PriTate playroom
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.imall clqldren.
FIGURE CONTROL SALONS
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~ Z'u.· ~~ I Luncheon
Planned ·
ProcpecUve mmben of the
Women's Auillluy to the
PbannaceuUcal AJooclaUon
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have hem lovl~d \o a
memberahip luncheon n e x' t
Wednesday.·.
Mrs. Dean Reavle will open
her home for the noon event,
wlllch will be J>r<Ceded by an
11 : SO &>Cial bour.
lnvitaUona have b e e n
prepared and mailed by Mrs.
J •. N. McClellan and Mrs.
11.,,.Jl Yimaga.
Plans are now being made
for the auxiliary's annual
fashlab show Nov. 6. this year
to be themed Fall Fashi on
Festival. Proceeds frorri the
event, which will take place in .
the Santa Ana Elks Club, will
10 toward the auxiliary's stu-
dent loan fund.
Mrs. Peter Perak and Mrs.
A. L. Ramirez are co-
chairmen of the fashion show.
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Marc or OiJfl•s · •
Call .for Rdmmage , '
·Have anythiilg" arollQO!. ~ house Iha£
Is n't being used and i1 jysl cluttering up
space?
Do yourselt a· fllvor lind •help counU'fSS
others . by coUectllui thoee unused.items and•
donating tliem' to Iii~ Marcll of Dlmea bye, .
fit rumman ,sale to' take place In October.
Books_;.clothi.ng, f~ture, household items
and Whit• elephants are needed for the sale ·
which Is being sponsored by the Orange
County S~uarelRound Dancers In-addition to
their annual benO!it d~e. ·
Area Chapter
Go"e$ t.o Sea
PlennlJ>g'' • lwl>or crulll -•\>qOrd• Ille ,_ Wenda art mtrnben flt Delio
'llletA Tau lntemalloliol, Mu
Eto Cbapttt.
• 141'11. William Wflgh~ of
Olola Mesa, Mu Eto prell! · dent, lllJlOW1Ced lbaMbe lloot
w!U depart Wlbnlnglcla' Y ""1\
Marina al 7 p.m: witb the owper, J. Norman. Cave as
UipPer and Chrla Cave as
O'llte. ~
A buffet will be oerved ot
sea. Servlni will be tJte·Mmes.
Terry J. Butner, Donald
Neilson. Ruby Ball, Jerry
Larson and Barbara Thorne. · Th< Orange Coonty J!:pllepoy
;Society will receive the pro-
ceed<.
Tlie' 1970 dance will take place ·Jan. 25
In .Ille Retail Clerks Union Hall, Buena Park. •
. Date and locati9n of the rummage sale
will be announced at a later 4ate
Anyone wishing to donate items may con-Wurlitzer
tact any of the following for pickup informa· ORGANS
lion : Corona do! Mar, Mrs. ·Michael Carl, AAl~A· ~lc;[lB~·~·S 673-ll7S9; Costa Mesa , Mrs. Joe Kirby, 543-,
7590; Fountain Valley, Mrs. Lon..Jattkv, 962-
9763; Huntington Beach, Mrs. Juan Dillon, T •E•R•M•S 536-6013; Laguna Hills, Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
Cusson, 837-5234; Newport Beach, Mrs. OneJ.. WA lL I C H S Waht Watchers ta Correll, 673-8838; South Laguna, Mrs. J.
B. Hollow'Bf, 499-3253, and Stanton-Wistmtns-MUSIC CITY TOPS ·waist Watche rs t M k H ff 897 °"• SOUTH COAST PlA'ZA
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ll•{IROD!!CTORY OPEN MEETIN&S
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 7 P.M.
,T(JESDAY, SEP]tM!ER, 161 10 A.M,
: (C"'9 ~·,,..,...,_,,.. .• Mt Cl'lt'#llJ
I Toke the first big step <ftefS. YOl(. • ib·ree hearty
,fowords losingW&Jght meobodcvqnd!Mft
ond keepin" it off for .some.ondVOl.f '9~
oood. Come1otl\Oooe wtighL
ond only Weight Oo,;·t·Mis.s thfs chonce.
Wotchers•. Mony , Reg<st,.,,._ SJ!»
1hoosands of peopkt • w .. ur ~ S2QO
throughout I~ un111!1d --. ,11rmi· -~ Stoies ondino'tl.!'°~ . VV[] · -
ol!he worJdsvccesdulty tl/~" me:'. lollowoursensl~weiglit vvr. ~
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•-·-•] every -ursda l? er, rs. c o man, -vv.IU· -~Y '" Ya lltStoLATSANDl!•OFWT. CAll Sl).5505 FOR RESERVATIONS-1P~·m~·~ln~Clrcl~e~V:_ie_w_Sch_oo_l,!!~!!~!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!! L..~c~o~sT~A~M~!!A~~·~4W~t~61~~!!!!!A!N!D!!A!ill!!C!!'!!OMPllMENTARY 'ROCHURE""llll!!~ _Huntington Beach. = ~
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Be a queen in this creation by Nonnan Hart·
nell of London.
The simplicity of design is the story. The bias
set.in waist band is .fitted and topped with a narrow
sash. The bodice and skirt are eased on with a small
amount of shirring.
Perfect for plaids, checks, mediumweight cot·
ton, lightweight woolen, jersey. 61619 is cut in
Misses sizes 10-18. Size 12, long sleeves, requires
approximately 2 5/8 yards of 54" fabric. .
To order 61619 ; state size, include name, ad·
dress and zip code. Send $2 postpaid. Send orders
for books and patterns to SPADEA, Box N, Dept.
CX l!i, Milford, N. J. 08848.
New Paint Displayed
A lecture and demonslra-
tion on acrylic painting will
comprise the program during
the meeting of the Fountain
Valley Art Association at 8
tonight in the conununily cen-
ter.
Rober t Wilde and ~nny
Pringle, representatives of an
English cOmpanv, will intro-
duce a new acrylic paint noted
for its special capa city to be
used in the 5ame manner as
olJs.
A finished canvas in acrylics
will be given away following
th e meeting.
The meeting la open to the
publi c and area artist! are
invited to aUelJd and enter a
painting for judging. A cash
pri~ will be awarded the first
place winner.
Anyone interested in paint-
ing, rfiusic, drama, stitchery
or poftery is invltel:I to' attend
the meeting and join or
the groups, ad · ooal in-
formationi ~ tained by calllng ·!lln.· Joseph G!esliig,
962-o985.
SALE!
.Buffums' permanent wave
1 7. 5 0 reg. 35.00 perqenb
2 5.; 0 0 reg. !">l.00 peilliiiieals
Look yoor pre!!fest tr all lllose specio1
sehool activities. lbls ~
value includes sassy MQlllpUS cat" and
stylin& ("campus QI(" alme,
~.00). Beauty Stud io
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PRETTY LITTLE COIF CAPS
It's h .. d hugging lime with the smooth and
curly lines of fe•hion 's soft, soft looks. Let
us style ydur favorite now. Soft body
holding permanent, 13.50 in the St udio, 8.50
in the Selan. Both comple te with cut and set.
For those with longer heir, who wa.nt the
sho rt look , loo . we offer tho Tovor Wig.
MRS. DONALD W. SUTHERLAND
San Francisco Hon.ymoon
Sutherland-Martindale
Vows Said in Newport
St. J8.Ple• Episcopal Church Brown. Ken MUler and V1all.
was decorated with baskeb of SOlollt ;was GUJeUe. .
white carnations when Sally A fe?Ption for 200 guetta
Jane MarUndale and Donald folloireil in the home of the
W. Sutherland exchanged vows brlde',I ~· Afterward the
and rings before the Rev. John bridal cpJUple left on a honey-
P. Ashey. moon trip lo San Fnuidsco
Parenti of the newlyweds ind wUl in8ke their home iD
are Mr. and Mn. James C. Walnut. t
Martindale of Lido Ille and 'Ille bride fs a rraduate of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy sutherland Newport Harbor lll&h School
of We1b:nill8ter. ' and attended Orange Coast
The ,bride, who wu escorted C01le&e and California State
to the altar by her father, Coll•ce at FU!lerkln. Her_bus-
wore a slipper satin empire band was educated 1 n
IOlm with mandarin collar Michigan' aehools, b a
and full .sleeves. Her cathedral graduate of OCC and will at.
train, whicti. was bordered tend C a I l for n I a State
with cbantllly lace and seed Polytechnic Co 11 e a e at
pearl&, waa mantilla style. The Pomona.
brldqroom'a-=tber-made-.
Ca.mpu~ Look · Probed SB .Club
Resumes
M~etings
Acadlmlc COromunlly: New ' mitteea, and area wamtn community probtema_; WIJUam
1Aok on Campus, will be the graduat~ from aocred.lted Stanley, world pt°Ob'J1m 11;
topic dllcualed by Dr. Julian unlvera!Ues or colleges ~·'In· Albecl NUMl\ow, fellowship.
Foster, IJIOclate J»'.O[~ ln vited to auend as pro1pecUve and Robert V. Peterson,
the Department ot PollUcal members. · bridge.
Sd<l!IC<, Calllornla S ia t e Study .... 1w offered w!D Jn-,:;:=:::::==::::;:::::;::::~
U al •--~" b Collqe at FUllerloo. elude 'l'hls Beleaguered lllarth :. · nlitu ~ ...... ons Y ije wW 1put dufinc the Can Man Survive; Academl\:
John Xenntdy, ~ teachec -11na of the Huntington Community: New Looi< on
al M~rlna Hiib sdioql, will Beach llranch, Amer I c 1 n Campus: American Foreign
canl!t'lle Ille -~l whin AllodaUon of Un Iver 1 It y Polley, Re.lj]lty and Dilemmas
the -WCJl!\ID'• Club ~ Seel Women at '&·m.· Wednesday, ~ Power, and Hum,n Use of -me•to W-y, Sa b S •··din th !i'epl 17, 1n:·t11e·c11y ball, Sept. 17, In. e 'MerCUlf oav· r an pace .. ~ g eie ·-·· wm· ..... 11~ lap Butldtn1, JillnllnCIOn seuiona .,ill be the Mmes. •~ -·~ ••• Belch. Willian> Taber. Ri>nald J. !::irl~tiDI~ '=wtr'-;:'1::. Dr. FOltclr ha1 appeared on Coyne, David Berrier and
• •-"'"' TV and radio pro-Mic]\ael llooch .. tionl ave enJoyld •variety of C1' and bu authored a new Other corumlUee leaders tn-
actlvlUes. · , "Protest -Student elude. the ' Mmes. D • v l d
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WATCHERS.
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• M~ today II the Garde• Actlvllm In America.''. whlcb Carlberg, le,W.Uon; Robert ~on with M:n. Homer IOOD will be publlabed. Horner, l(!W'met; Herbert A. Some 11tki1"191 som• lislenlng ind
Roughton being a.ulst.ed by During a cotfee aesslon from Moss, cultural; Jlm Henlsley, 1 program that W<>rk$, lAI
Mr1. Harry Jiodle. P• for '1:30 to I members may sJsn book rextewti Mlcb,a,el Saba, 1 Flll llOtHUlE-CALL 835·5505
an October plentc and a tree ~u:p~l=or~•=tu:d~Y.ilJ10Ul:'.:~ps~or~com-::~e~du~ca~t~i®~;~Vtnce:::•l~D~al=•lm=er~, ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ pl•ntln& for the new club~.i
now belnl C0111truewl will be
dlsCUlltd.
Mn. Albert '!bunion hosted a patio party In July and Mr&. AJb«ft 'lbomas entertained
during a l~au latt month.
Members wore llland faelliOfll
and Pol)'ll~l\D ..crealun<nts
were featured.
A potluclt luncheon hosted
by Mrr. Qlenn MWer in her
Huntiiigton Beach home ralsed
funds for club ways aod
means projecb.
AAUW Starts
New Decade
Of Service
'!be Newport.Cdala Maia
Branch, ~aa· Aaloclatlon
of Unlventty Women begim
a new decade.. of study and
.. rvtte to tile -munlty.
On We<tntlday, Sept. 17, at a
new locltloft, the Newport
Riviera Towul1oule Lounge In
Costa M.,., the WOD1t11 w!D
11ther at 7:30 ,p.m.
Dr. Ro(>r lluuell, vice
cba.ncellor for ttadem!c If.
fain at UC! will dlscUll Whal
II the New Loolt °" Com]ll!I.
Dr. RUSltll, 1 prof..,.r of
psycboblo!Ofl' and Pll'cllllogy,
Jqlt nturned from .London
Where he WU eltded pra.i·
dent of the Jnternattonal
Congre" of P1ycholOI)' -the
flrlt president to ~Ide In the
U.S.
Dutel• Crunch Bread
You 'll Ii~• the deli9htful fl•vor fnd textur• of
this loat, toa5t1d for br1ekfast. I For French
Toast, t:c:>o !I 49c
Butter Flake Rolfs
Flaky-light and buttery, th11e ere th• peren·
nial dinner roll favorite. 6 for l4c
Date•l\'ut Bl'ftld
.,Rich with dete1 end nuts •nd iein9 topped.
'!:preed it with butter or cream 1:.heese for
snacks or tea. 59c
Banana Slices
Individual chocolate c1ke1, layered with
whipped cream, 1lic:1d b1n1na1 •nd
topped with a cherry. 37c eo.
5 WINNERS EACH MONTH! Never needs setting. Just bruJh into plac..!L__
25.95. Pho ne Anaheim, 535-8121: Huntington
Beech, 892-3331: Newport, 644·1212.
-Tho Beauty Salon, 60 I,
the creaUon. Her cascade was
comprised of white carnations.
Mrs. Fred Glllotte, the
bride's sister and matron of
honor, wore an empire gown
of blue crepe, and servln,g u
bridesmaids we.re Mrs. Rudy
Malik, Mn. John VWI and
Mn. LeRoy Sutherlind, the
bridegroom's sister-in-law.
Units Combine Forces If your birthday is in October, November or
December, stop in and fill out an en try •.•
• decor1t•d 2.l1 yer cake to 5 lucky people
•ach month!
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best inan wu Sutherland,
while ushers were Bruce
The biggest sate of t11e·year
' Celebrating their 50tb year,
membirs of the five unltl com-
prising the = of Women Voters, Huntlo Beach, will
gather to pre ew thetr 1969-70
prosram.
Fifty Yean: of a Great Idea
will be the theme of the meet· in& taking place at 8:15 a.m.
SHOPTODAY. BRING UVINO cosrs BACK TO EARTH.
Now)OUcon-morelhln-""""9'"1 the
newestGoldonl\!ucb&Sew'~neby SINGEJl(-&40)inthe"Ba . Clesk.
It~ the one with all the exclusive S!NGER features indudlrgthe pusl>butlon bobbin and the
pusl>buttnn-tt<eader.
And Singer has a credit plan to flt.)ruir budget.
tor-of the stotenoarestiou. see whita -·-SINGER COMPANY
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COSTA MESA I lrhtol i Svitffo ... r
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Sovlh C..1f Pia•
COSTA MESA
1100 M•1bo1 Blvd.
Kl ,.11 •s H.,i,., C.11fff
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Edl119•r •f Bt1ch
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tomorrow In the r .... munlty
Metbodlll Cburcll.
Contrtbuton to the Golde!! ~~LIDO CENTER Aonlven:~ve and friend.I
al tha lea e, Including many 3433 VIA LIDO IN EWPORT BEACH 673·6300
ctty and offlcl&la:, bavel!;!;;::=:;;:;;::;;:;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;:;:=:;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;:;;:::=:;~ betn Invited to lltend the
meeUng anll a aalad luncheoo
at noon.
Child core will be prOvlded. and ruervatkm: for the t1U1>
ery can be. made by calling M!'I. AJbtrl .....,......, lllU05!.
HB TOPS Club
Allen School Is the meellllg
pl~e for Huntlneton Beach
TOPS Pound PIJlcben at 7
p.m. eacb Monday.
BE FREE-
OP' P'ACIAL. HAIR
FOREVER. LIT US SNOW
YOU HOW EASY JT IS
TO "'!MOVE EXCU• tt/.1111:
Wint MODERN
ELICTROL.Y515,
MEDI CALL V APPROVCD • • •
SAl'E1 FJ.ST • GENTLr;,
COHSUL.T WITH OUR
LICENCE> 1'ECffNICIAN
IN OUR BCAIJTY SAL.OH •
ROBI NSO N'S
NEWPORT
CUT AND CURLED.
IN .JUST THE RIGHT PLACES
FIRST IT WAS A WHISPER OF SOFT EXCITEMENT
OH THE HAIR COUTURE HORIZEN, NOW, JT1S A
FULL....v'LOUNCED FASHI ON FUROR! A L.OOK THAT1S I MP
ANO ANGEt.., PIQUANT , ELEGANT, ,.,._MAGICALLY
YOURS ,•, VIA OUR VERY OWN END cURt. CUT, 5 .00; • AIDED BY AN ARTFUL.LY PLACED HELEN£ CURTIS
END CUR L PERM, AT 15.00. BEAUTY SALON,
ROBINSON'S
ROBINSON'S NEVvFORT • FASHICN ISLAND • 644-22CO
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MRS. MARK M. MALTER
Former Sus•n S.nson
Clubwomen Hit Road
For District Meeting
Mrs . Terry 'Thomas, Orange
District, California Federation
of \Vomen's Clubs, Junior
Membership is inviti ng of.
ficers, chairmen and members
of Orange District to the fall
department clinics.
Macro me
Technique
Described
NOWHOW'69
beauty• fashion• personality
it's new, it's fun, it's exciting
may co's fashion and
, beauty clinic for girls
7 ~veek beauty and charrn
course
10 .50
rnini teens, ages 11-14
rnaxi tee ns, ages 15-18
buy tickets in the coed shop
of any may co store
classes begin the week of
sept. 22nd
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m&y 'o 1outh coast pl•t•
sen dl190 fr111w•y et bmt.I
c.ost1 mt••i 146-9121 •
1hcp mondey throu9h ••turday
10:00 1.m. to 9:10 p.m.
Bay Area Honeymoon
Selected by Molters
Zodiac Charms
~1-""' In Connel
opd Bu l'raocltoo prier to
atabUabtnc the~ Ural borne In
Lor ~ti at1 M I r Ir
Mlllrlce Malter and hit brldt,
the former Sman Call Beoson.
The a.v. Dr. Ph!Up 0. Mur-
roy performed !be double rlllf
cerelllOll)' In Ille Ooinawnily
~1ot1on1! Cllurch o I
~ clel Mar. Pareols ol Ille brillll couple • .,, Mr. and
Mn. Cb1rles w. Benson d
Balboa lllond and Mn. R. C.
llentits 'of Newport Buch
•nd Ji'rlllk J. Melter of San
M1rcoo.
Eaeorted to the •ltar by her
father, the bride Wore irt em-
pire 1own of Bilk orp.,.ne
with a pprtralt collar, )Ollg
1leevet and ~ A-line 1klrt
which flowed into a cathedral
lrlln. Venlle I ... lrlmmed !be
deaign and wu repeated in a
bN:dband which ca~gbt ~r
tiered tllus!on veU. White rmu
and baby'• b~ath formed her
booquel.
whKe organz1 cages Over
Exhibition
PENTHOUSE COIFFURES Begins Year Proudly Announces Their
went! ...
Unwonted fotty tissue simply seems to mtlt awoy effort-
lessly ·and pleosantlv, leo\ling you looking and feeling
rodiont, glamorous , desirable and lovely.
Many women lose severol pounds ond inch.es tht very
fi rst treotment. But remember, weight loss alone solves
onl.y one figure problem and. often cou!es others ... Let
Shope Shoppes properly contour, trim, mold, slim, reduc.e
and build as needed to fashion the perfect shape for your
frame and bone structure ... lt's what we do best.
Shcpe Shoppes is different. Come in for yol.tr frM shape
analysis today ond ste for yourself I
summER EHPAns1on SALE
20 1•£ATMENTS •20 LIMl1£0 OFFER
Total number of treatments necessary to correct
your individual figure faults are determined
by COMPUTER CARD at lhe lime ol your FREE
SHAPE ANALYSIS, where • personal "SHAPING
PROGRAM'" is designed exclusively for you ...
Ther~·s no nJ)'stery, you'll know the exact cost of
your new shape!
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Plaat Facilities For
Every Job. From
Businese to Social
Prlntinf.
Mondq, S.•llmbtr 15, 1969
WITH
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has reUred from the
m Counties Gu 00.,
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lnaooa•er ror Oran.ge County.
lie Is succeeded by Donald
• Shively, Newport ll<ach,
ormerly the manager of the
pany's public relaUoos.
Kennedy, who joined the gas
and a lrume ol the Boys'
Club ot Santa Ana. He ii abo
a member of the lnduslrlal
Devmpment Division of the
Santa Ana (])amber of Coen-
merce.
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~. hu, seen the custornen ot
lhe gas company in Orangle
biunty grow from U,000 IO
'70,000.
He ls a past president ot the
Santa Monica Chamber of
Commerce, the Associated
Chambers or Commerce of
Orange County. Santa AnJJ..
Tu.Un Community Chest and J'-'' ~·•· the Sanlo Ana Rotuy Club. • ' , .
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vemors, • mmiber of the
ud of Orange County AID
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OlANGol' COUNTY
COIPOUTIOM ..._ .._ ...,_, .. Cff0i11L
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Busiest Year
For Irvine
Complex
The Irvin.e Jndustrlal
Complex baa Jts "busiesl yW
yet" in fiscal ll6M9, presi~
denl Jobn Murphy announced
thi11 week.
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Land sales and ground
leases in tbe 3100-acre in-
d u s tr i a I developmer:it sur·
rounding the Orange County
Airport totaled 67 transactions
for 267 acres, Murphy said,
describing the activity as
"snowballing." ; l: All Ma"-All Mode"
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MORE DOCTORS,
DENTISTS,
ATI'ORNEYS, AND
OTHER·
PROFESSIONAL
PEOPLE USE
TAB BECAl,ISE
WE'VE GOT THE
ANSW•Rl
FOR AS LOW AS
$14.50 PER MO.
CALL US NOW FOR
IHFORMA.TION AND
A BROCHURE.
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543-2222 '
t OfFICES TO SERVE
AIL OF ORANGE CO.
Escrows closed at the rate of
more than one per week he
&aid, with the number o( firms
increasing from 180 to more
than 225, with a work force in
excess of 14,000.
Firms purchasing five acres
or more during lhe 12-month
period included Charles Pfizer
& Co.. Rockford Aerospace
Products, Ericson Yachts Inc.,
Coleman Engineering C o .•
Comdata Corp., Greentree
Electronics. Datatron
and Prudential Overall Sup·
ply.
Newport Man
New Manager
Newport Beach r e 1 i d e n t
Charles R. Archer has been
appointed national accounts
manager for American Es-
press Company, money order
division. He -will be head-
quartered in Lo6 Angeles.
ln bis new p()Sition. Archer
will be responsible for 13
wt:stern states and t h e
devefupmenl of a marketlnC
program with·all.cbains of 25
or · more stores. A Navy
·veteran. he ·auehded Unlversl·
ly of Arizona, .Tuscon.
SEEKING ASSOCIATES WHO WISH TO JOIN A
FIRM DEALING WITH THE LARGER INVESTOR
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Investment Broktrl
ll1cmber Bofiton Stock Exchange
CONTACT: DK;I< MITZCU!lt 11141 '4H24t II' JOHN IUltJI: (2\JJ "l·IJll
Offl"" llt: Newport hadi IMnw• O.i11• D••HT
Torr•ite• P11I• Yordes p.._
REMOVING
THE MYSTER,Y FROM
PUTS AND CALLS
Simply and clearly this free lecture
e-xp liin1 how Put and C1ll Options m1y:
• protect your profits
• minimi1e your risks
• Increase your return&
• Increase your l•ver1ge
Lecturer: Will•rd T. Moore,
Vice Presld•nt in charg• of
Wntern Region Option Department.
There are many misconceptions about Put and Call
<?ptions. For example: some reel they are too comp-
licated for any but the professional investor. Others
fear that buying or selling Put and Call Options L!
too speculative. Attend this lecture for a clearer
picture of how and for whom these stock market
toola can work. The lecture will last 90 minutes a~d will be followed by a half.hour discussion ses·
SIOD.
D1te: Thurtcf•y, September 18
Time: Starting 1t 7:30 p.m.
PJ1ce: Slddleback Inn, Tr1buco Room "A"
Off Santi Ana FrMW1y at First St.
S1nt1 An•
For nservatlona, phone 644-2292 or our toll free
telepl)ono number from Orange County, 833-0230
office listed below. '
' or write to the Newport Beach Dean Witter & Co. ; I .. . •
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550 IMwporl C.nl.,. Ori.. e 644-2292
NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF. 92660
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Thunderbird !or 1970 presents ·a-bold new look with a more formal front end de-
sign. All models feature a longer, lower hood and the Landau shown here
can be oulfitled with a Special Brougham option group willcb !ncludes grille
Jai:rips, <:<>lor-keyed w~eel covers and high back bucket seats. Hidden wind·
shield wipers and radio antennas emphasize Thunderbird's clean design .
Yqur Money's Worth
Detroit Awai is 1970 Impact
By SYLVIA PORTER
In the auto showrooms of
the nation beginning this
week, you, Mr., Mrs. and lt1i55
America, will offer a crucial
clue to the magnitude of 19~'s
auto sales and by so doing,,
give w a vital signal to the
trend of our entire economy in
the decade now opening.
Sept. 18-25 L!I when the 1970s
wlU be Introduced and It is
after these introductions that
you will make y o u r
move-responding to t h e
models, their prices and finan-
ce charges as well as to con·
tinuing steep inflation and the
Vietnam war.
\Vhat will you do? The auto
magnates, as usual, a re
publi cly <>ptimi!lic, with top
General Motors officials
predicting that the 1970 model
year will approximate 1969's
record. But you, not GM's
Roche or Cole, will give the
final answer.
Right now, the automaker!
are in a "go" position. They
are scheduling 944,000 car
assemblies for October, ac·
cording to Ward's Automotive
Reports. Bible ol the ln<lustry.
This would match the 9.14, 516
record Cw October, set last
year.
RIGDT NOW, the auto in·
dustry is regaining its momen-
tum, from the inventory.ad-
justing ringer it went through
in April.Jone. ln that period,
auto output plunged 12 percent
to a dismal fiflh-best level for
that span in history.
Right now, it's a virtual cer-
Officially Opened
Norman M. Dah1J. resident manager announced the
formal opening 01 the Merrill Lynch ' Pierce Fenner
and Smith lnc .. ~egional office in SegerstrOm Cen-
t~r. Santa Ana this week. Dahl, shown here with As-
sistant Manager Ge<Jr~e Dunton Jr, (standing) say::;
lhe ~17~,000 of;fice is 'one oC the most complet~ and
soph1st1cated investment facilities in the West." 1.·voiiii''iiioi'i.(M:***-_ .......... !
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tainty that October-December
auto production will t op
January-March's total to set
the highest quarter of this
year. But then, whether it ap.
proacbes the Z,S2Z,337 peak
posted ln October-December
ol 1968 will depend on you.
In the "Alice 'Through the
Looking Glass" era of fall,
1969, l find myaelt' wl!hing yoo
would llhrug off the '7tls and
thereby he)p c1,1rb this, evil
price·wage spiral~and I know
Washington is fervently boping
for thia.
Bui I think you'll go for the
"70s, atJd I \hlJlk the" modela
themselves aren't nearly as
important as Qlher forces such
as the following.
-Your incomes are still
zooming, and your demand1
for cars climb as your Ur
comes climb. Personal income
ip tNs 1a¢ spurted $6 billion
·in July .alone, about $1 blllion
higher than the a v e r a g e
man1hly in the firsl hall ol
this year.
ALTHOUGH THERE are
plenly of 196lle around (as
· Ward'• says · '1some of the
1969 h!Ve~s didn't come
tru:oUgh the April.June ring·
er as dry as t!.Xpecled")
your love affair with lhe U.S.
automobile continues as tonid
as ever.
-The change in our popula·
tion mis is of profound im-
portance. The surge in young
marrieds cannot help but lead
to a ballooning demand for
cars. The three and four-car
family, meanwhUe, ls becom-
ing commonplace in many
areas across the country.
-The hlgh and rising level
or auto scrappage Is a factor
of mounting s1gnificance. With
100 million cars on the roads
now, a yearly junking of up to
1 million and more cars
becomes logical.
-U we just maintain OUI
net investment ln autos at the
rate of a decade ago, total
sales in 1970 will hit a new
peak, just as total sa les In the
model 1969 year are doing.
BACK IN January, I
reported on a detailed analysis
by Ward's Auto World which
indicated car sales in the '69
model year would reach
9,700,000. GM has just come
up with the same count, giving
Ward 's a spectacular record
for long.range forecasting.
Now I think the new
estimates, which Ward's will
be releasing in a few days,
fla sh a similar message of a
record year In '70.
Perhaps we can Invent some
~epressing forces to spoll th.is
in 1970 -and maybe we will.
But the decade of the 1970s
has to set!: auto sales croS!lng
the 10 million a year mark and
surging up from there. For
this, you see, Is about to
become no more than I.be new
norm for us.
Mesa Plant
WorkBegun
Should It
'Cbst·More
To Invest?
NEW YORK (AP) -The
tbou.landl ol Amerlans of
mod,0$!, ....... who fot •
·minbnwn broker '•· com·
-of 11 cu become WaD -tnveston, ... being ... c-of not par.!l lhelr wa>,. ~obert W. H pr.ltdeilt
oll 11\e New Yen Slbck Ex·
cbilnfe, aald Prlday ' I b • mlnlmum charg• Iii<' hahdllAc
Jtoct tranucUona c.t tbi ms
. Board "1oUld be raised. And ••id tbe oominis.!iool oa large sates ore too high.
"There b little juatllleallon
for lhe theory !hit big
transacllO!'I should aublldlae
the small," Haack told a
meeUng of the Assoclatlon ot
Stock E1ch1111e Finns. 1 One major broker supported
ttie proposal. but 1 spo~man
for Merrill, Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner and Smith, ~ world'•
largest brokerage firm. called
increasiruz the small tr~
tlon fee •'fwidetnocratic."
Of the s.J billion total shares
traded on. tjle N"' Y orlt stock
Exchange In 19'8, 301 million
were In odd lot transac-
tions-less than • 100 shares.
Odd lot sales generally are
COD!idered· to be transactions
by investors of relaUvely
modest tneafll.
Stock brokers charge a
percentage of ·.tbe transaction
value BJ thetr fee for handlln&
the. e:Jl:Change.
AJ an e1ample of CUITtlll
commla:slon ra~ a buyer of sham ol Ameri<an Telq>hooe
and Telegraph Co., whicb cJo&.
eel at 152 a abar. Thunday
would pay a commission or ..,0
on a purclwe of SO lbares,
$44.20 no 100 sharel, and $732
on 2,000 shares.
The mOst recent revision of
commission rates occurred
last December when char~
on transactions m more. than
1,000 shares were reduced.
Tbe rates on 1maller transac-
tions have been in effect since
1958.
The exchange haa advist!d
the Securities and EJCha.nge
Commission that it would ~
mit a new rate structure.
"Any new corhmission rate
structure should require more
revenues from s m a I I e r
transactions," llaack said, and
reduce the rate for larger ex-
changes.
William Fleming, president
of the brokerage firm of
Walston and Co., said the $6
minimum corqmiJ8ion was
''ridiculous pond. unprofitable:."
He .aaJd the rate should be
raised to $10 or so. While, he
added, "this still would be un-
profitable, we don 't want an
exorbitant rate because we
don't want to exclude the
small investor a,, be is the big
investor of tomorrow."
Haack emphasited that, "A
new rate structure must be so
deslgn~d that there will be an
Incentive for firms to el'J>&Dd
the role of the individual in-
vestor." He said there are
about 15 million Individuals
who own stocks traded on the
Big Boad.
Haack said higher commis-
sion rates on small tran!ac-
tions-whJch would be related
to brokers' cost of han-
dling-could ''Increase direct
ownership because f I r m s
would have an incentive to
provide more emphasis and
depth in services to the smaU
customer.
''The American investor is a
se nsible person. Never will an
lndivjdual buy stocks only
because the seller offers them
as a loss leader. On the con-
trary, 1 expect individual
buying wil l rise once firms can
afford to provide the level of
services an individual investor
has the right to expect and
deserve."
$30 Million Job
NASHUA, N.H. (UPI) -
Sanders Associates Inc. has
announced receipt of a $30
million contract from
Lockbeed.caUfornia Co. The
company will produce acoustic
date processors for the N1vy's
new carrier-based, anti-sub-
marine aircraft. The company
al!o saJd the 1ward could lead
to an addlUonal contract of
$100 million over the oest five
years •
Market
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It's Sydney Omarr
And now this artir.ulate writer who has
been called the "astrologer's astrologer"
reads the stars for you. Sydney Omarr,
longtime personal astrologer to many
of Hollywood's ond tho literory
world's most famous stars, is a DAILY
PILOT columnist.
Omarr's record for accuracy of
predictions based on astrological analysis
is amazing. Whether you read
astrological forecasts for fun or as a
serious student of star-gazing, you'll
enjoy Sydney Omorr's doily column
in tho
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block, the DAILY PILOT packages it best for you. And the simple fact is that,
because the DAILY PILOT emphasizes local coverage, you'll find a lot of stories
in it you can 't find in any other newspaper in the world. On this international
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Win,,,.r Of
5 Ac1demy Awards
"IN THE HEAT
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Rod Sttig1t
Sidney Poititt
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Co~9' Tfilent Sought
'f h·e ..LI P..rt.t e-n di"r I . in piioductton or-ffadr-•
Playbou&e.'' In San Clemente acta. We also will oonslder all
h.. achedllled Weekly alJl!I. ·original plays bY I o c a 1-
tlfl!ll aJ¥I taltnl regjstralion playwrlgbls."
for all lnexp0rlenced Md ex· Reglstrallon for Ibo llsl aJ¥I ~ actcn. vaudeville the audlUons for upretend"eni"
·irtlst.., '!healer 1echnlclans, producUons will he conducl<d
olllywright.s an d direcJon from 6 to a p.m. every SWJC!alf:
lrom th~ uea. at the auditorill!» ot M~;
1be ldta ts. provldh\11 to all Lodge '171, 105 Trabue<>, B,
Diiie ~'-groups a list of c1e._m_e_n1_e. _____ _
' names Ind e:taUslica of au -,
·•vallable talent, ace«dlng 10 ,;..ll!'!!!!!l~"l'l~ ... WIUltm Barrymore, inanaging -· ' . , t'Jt' ls a known Cact that.
while easting a play, 'tOme
<iireCtors find it c\llllcllll, U not )\D~le to locate,actora of oefta1n . type, age a n d cii»bilil~," ll<utjinore said.
OUr registration list will
elimlMte much of lhe direc-
tor's wasted time in search.of
a needed talent.
"W~ are · in a process o!
bilildfug ·a pool Qf, at least, 150
thespians i D \.fl r -e Ste d in
furlbe!:illg their 1alenl. We
also JntendJto produce various
ooe· to three-act plays, satires
and Yariety abowa ~ assist
Mayerling
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OPEN
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"HANNl~AL BROOKS"
NOW EXCLUSIVEL YI
Starring PATTY DUKE
Pl111 A11cfr•v H•pb11m I•
"WAIT UNTIL DARK" ,
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Jane Fonda In
'Barefoot in the Park'
IOTH RATED "f.i." ---JOHN GLEN KIM
WAYNE • CAMPBW. • DARBY
Aho1 T o"y C11rll• •nd
T 1rry TlioM•• In
"TKOSI DARING YOUNll
MIN IN THlllt
FLYING MACHINES"
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Mor.do!, S.ot>mb'1' 1'. 1961 bAILY P'tip! :p
lle's ~GoU,g to Be Cfeat,. Says Namath of O.J .
BUFFALO, 'N.v. <AP>~ ~ ••No
autogr1pi.. no eutogr1pha -ju8I keep
gotng," the JIOllce ofltcor Cll'dered Joe
Namath and il.J. SJinpeon u be Jed tho
two players lbrGUih the moll ol autogn~g Y°"'1pt.fn ~
tile tunnels under War Memorial
Stadlwil.
Tl1're WU ntll< doubt from lbe of•
nc1et1s words, u be-and a c:Ordon ol baU
a ~n poticemen eocorted lbe J>llt that
he wu concerned ooe pause. woold lead
to .an tod.ollnito • .l.y. , ,
That Utile tcent, p1')'ed "'1 l!o<ir Iller
the: ·~w York Jets•· S3;-lt V\dor)t over
Buffalo, Mowed more clearly thin
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..,tin,,. ... lbe field 11111 S&npa !JM
' -u .. Idol ol lbe lino _. to Namatb. , ..
Nllllllh, -, ~ to 111at lo 1be
-.inc ....... be -with ponable
tee Cljll on Illa -.,.i bepD IO -
-• -llrvQle In willch the JelS bad to bR01< ""' ol • ll'li lie !D llie lowthquarter.
"Mlle up anything JOU wanl to -O.J. am-wrtte tt._" aaktNematb. "'I can't
say -" good t1>lnp 1boul lllm. Ht'•
&oing,to be-'" '
Wblle Sim-wuo' sr<al In \(f
debut tie did Jive every tni!lqtlon ol hll·
llfllllcy by .-tug tile lint -ol • . .. ..
. • "'''........; the spectacular nat1lre f>f tlte mishap, Duncan walkod away from the
crash witlinut injury. ' ·
• elgbt.yard rw>and •·l~ard lleld pl by
Bruce Alford tied it.
So Namath went to the ground and
directed a ii-yard drtv•c•~ by SoeU'1 u.yanf loochdown nm to lllAp IL Paul er ... then rett.l'lled .. lntercOpltoo 2$
yanfl for tho final touchdown and
Namath walked off a wlnner.
As be.did, be 1pltd-H.,,._ In the tun.
nd and walked to tile dr'91lng room with
·him, .oflttlng · bit ad-to· lhe Y<JW1t
rooklo from Grambling who eomp(eted
only thl'ff of It pesaes: ·
"Don't worry. There wlhibe more bad
days. I know. l'fe bad them."
But not th1I time.
Pro Gri.d Roundup
Rams Face Colts;
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AFL Play Opens
Baltimore and Loo Anceles, two of the
National Football League'•· powerhowes,
clAah bead on far the Couta1 Diviaiorr
lead Sunda.J In Ba1!lmore as the NFL
le&llOD optAI.
The llaml tw>ed'up for the Important
opener by eililnll the Sao FranclJco tiers
Saturday In Analielm Stodlum before the
tar1eal .i:rowd :to .... !Ootball, li'lll" In 111e c:OW1ly, n.nc.
The Amedcu Football L ea I u e,
Dodgers &nd
Osteen AgafuSt
Cincy Tmright
l.(l5 ANGELES (AP) -Havln1 at long
last fattened up on lut-place San Die10.
the Loo Anael., Dollgers tomcbt open 1
steady run of 11 games agilnst all the
contenders In tile N1tmal League'•-1·
Ing Weatem Dtvt&lon ICl'lp. . . .
- --;.,,,., u lbe DodgOn ·~lo -·.
three-fame aet·with Cidclinuitl tonlgbt at
Doditr 'stalilum, the «.wOtd ti · en-
cOOragement. r
Tonlgbt Claude Osteen 1 .. 1%, •bol>tl to ·
become the Dodgen' fint 2D-game wtn.
nor I!!' !]lree year a, wheD 'lie -bis
-IA!ammatea. He'll loee TCll\)I ClonlJii'r, .. 11. TUe ..
day ntgbt tile llodien and Rodi meet In
• !wt-ntgbt doubleheader.
Don Sutton and Jim ''Lefebvre, both
burled Jn teV!lt 11umpi the lut month,
'prOrided the encouragement ln Sunday's
J..1 victory over San DleJo-wbkh enablld
the Dodger• to tweep the three-game
aerlea with tile PW.. and """e Into ,..
coDd place in the Well .
They u.U ftoot.runntng AUlnlA! by 11> ·-•' Lefebvre, fl11lng lo·f9l' alump(ng third
meanwhile, got a one week Jump cm the
NFL and in opening day ac'Lion O.tland
held off Houston Zl·17, Kansas City tJWn.
ced San Diego 27-9, Denver walloped
Boe!on 35-7 and Cincinnati topped Miami
17.Zt.
The National Football League, wblcb
doesn't open Its regular season for
aqolber week, finlBhed ti• pre«8ll01l
ICbeduJe with five games. On Sunday,
BaJUmore beat. Dallas, 23-1, an·d
Phliadelphla SUTJl!l'cd Washington_ 21-17.
Saturday, it Wa& Green Bay 38, Atlanta
24; Mlnneaota 23, Cleveland 16.
Daryle Lamonica-snapped out of Ult
doldnims with a 64-yard paas to WarrerS
WeUa In the fow1h period that 1av1
Oakland a come-from-behind victory OYd
Hou!!ton. Two touchdowns by Cbar'lit
Smltb had given tbt Raiders a 14-<I lead
but the Oilers went abed in the final
period oo a 16-yard pass from Pete
Beatbard to Jerry Levias.
The Oilers missed a chance lo win-ft
when Levlas dropped a pass ln ~ cleat
abirUy alter Wells' tally. .
. .Len Da"son'a SS.yard touchdown past.
to Olis Taylor and four lnten:e~
· powered . Kansas City past San Diego
Dawion b\t Ta~lor oo the first play ~"'
· saimmage after the Chargers bad tripl•
mOd the Chim' !••d to )3-9. . •
Denver quarterback Steve Tensi en-
joyed ooe of his finest days with ~
touchdown -u'llle Broncoa jOHed
the Patriot> under now coach Clive~ Two of the scoring passes went to
llell!Oll while Tom Smiley allo
twice. '
BostoD' quarterback Mike TallafeiTt
was interce~ f~ times, with two ·°' the steals settfng UP. Denver tQucbdowns.
Roo~ Crega Coot P!'lled for l!ff touchdowns and Clncinnatl'a defense held
off a late .Miami r~y ,,as tbe.,~ala
gave Paul Brown "his 300th coachlng vit>
tory in a career spanning 35 years. .
SPECTACULAR BUT NOT FATAL -Driver Sonny Duncan Ls at !Jte
wheel of bis super sprint car which flipped 'end over end at tbe William
Grove Speedway iD Pennsylvania during a preliminary beat. Despite ~"'"---=-~~----'~~~--=-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
baleman BUI Sudakla;hammered a.bon)e
run and a donblo to ·drive In all the
Dodgen' J:Ulll •.
In Sunday's NFL e :r hi bf t'I on ~z -
Philadelphia came-!rom beblnd will! u I
pololA! In the third per:iod1 lo bell
Wuhlngtod whJle in a,Jl!ltlonally televis-•
ed nigh! contest Ba!Umore Intercepted •
four of Roger Staubacb'• pasaea aod j
trimmed Dallas. Sulton,. Without a victory tile pal!
monlb, allowed tile Padrea. only four blla
Gurney Runs • Bruins to Chal,lenge USC ~~ =t ::~=-Brown
"I alw1y1 ,.i eopeclally high when I
face the Redl," Oateea laid after StJn.
c1Ay'1 win, tile llodl<ri' third etrllgbt
"Flnt, they'.f'e a treat-hlWng team. And,
too, llncc I playod then> I llway1 try
• UUJe harder to bOt them;"
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Out of Gas,
Still Wins
BRAINERD, Minn. (AP) -Costa
Meta's Dan Gurney ran out of gas and
·missed victory ln the first 100-mlle ra<::e,
but conserved fuel in the second. and won
the over.all top money Sunday In the U.S.
Auto Club Indianapolis cbamplomhip car
races at Donnybroolta lnternaUooal
Speedway.
Gordon Jolmcock of Hastings, Mich.,
zoomed past Gurney with 600 yards to go
In the first heat and finished with tile ~
Ume of 110.436 miles per hour.
Gurney ·coasted to a second-place
finlah. Both drivers were in Eagle Fords.
Al Unser of Albuquerque, N.M., was third
and the favored Marlo Andretli of
Nazareth, Pa., fourth.
The race was a!Opped oo the loth tap
when Hamilton Voss of C b i c I & o ,
overturned three t l m e s on the inain
Tbooe who allegt to know about IUCh
things aay USC will ·make an un..
precedented fow1h etralgbt trip to the
Rose BowlBy winnlng tile Pacific a foot-
ball champlOMhlp this fall
And they have allo decreed that Stan·
ford will come the closest of. the seven
other circuit acboola Jn the drtve to
RUCld 5 di $bbi iddiiCUI
WHITE ·-WASH
tecuus: euuccu:uasu ea
umeal the Trojans.
1111 Ml dllllcult to agree with·lbal first
concluslOll drawn ·by 40 wrlten and TV
alUIOllhC:tnt who toured Pac-I practl<:e
aessiom and made a comprehensive
itudy ol1he loop'• arid onUook for ·ee.
· Howl!ver, it is impoulble for thlt ICflbe
to Imagine Stanford u a lint nto con-
len!ler.
Why! John Ralslon.
etralgbtaway of the three-mile uack • lie 11 aald to be lbe """'11 al lbe i..
lj08r the resort communtcy of ·Bralnerd. cllw, I have bean! he II. a line,
HJ• car irtoJ>ped 100 feet from the lrack. bumon!uJ speaker. But. 1 have never
Tracl<.offlclals said thore were no oeriOUI bean! anyone say anything too com·
lnjuri... pllrn<mtary •bont any• coaching be may
The drivers were given the yellow nae
fOr three ti.pt, and when the race w11
mtarted Gurney charged into· the lead.
He and ~-betUed back and forth
before Gurney'• car nn out of ga1.
In the secood beat Gurney took an •tr•
Jy kid In the 34-lap nee and aurvtvcd a
•tronc cblllent!e from J 0 h • c 0 c k.
Gurney'• l'innlng time wu UUU m.p.h.
• USAC ofOCiala named Gurney tor the
over-all Utlt on the strength of hi• vic-
tory, and decided other money wtnn!nga
en a point system for the other ddvers:
Gurney won 18,705, Jobncock $1,IOO alid
Andretll 12,780.
bavocfotle •.
And after -.Vlog UCLA In Ill 3'1.0
btill al Oregoo StalA! S.turdly ntgbt It
would ...,. more logi<al lliat lbe Brulnl
w)ll be SC'• prime cballeoaer tn lbe race
for P1aadma1e l'Oltl.
UnleA or.goo StalA! wu woefully weak
-and thal won't he l:Dowo tl1 the
Beaven have gotten a 1 ... pmes under
their --lbe IJ!ullll ar."" ·-· Jookln1 oulf!I.
Tiley-nm,.°illck field p11 lthree
• .-06U), _punt . and play '°"lib
del--lite a cbamp(onahjp aquad.
They are WllA!ilcd, llowover, .. tw01>ofnt
convenlon 11dll.1.
ll<>n' be lhockcd If UCLA 1poUa SC'a
bid IOI' tht Role -~ Bui )'OIJ Clft be
joltod out ol your lllppers H Stanford I•
anything more exciting than a atack of
stale tortillas.
Concern for Miiier
Orange Coast College basketbail coach
Herb Uvsey is genuinely concerned about
the future of Roy Miller u guard at Cal
Stale (Long Beach).
Miller, ooe of. Huntington Beach High~s
three great stars of the past four years,
was originally ticketed for OCC but
recenUy changed his mind because
playing forward in jaycee ranka would
not enhance his chancea for a college
scbe>larship later.
MUler correctly observes !hit at .. 21>
be is not likely .to make much of a tplash
as a big sch0o1 front line man. That
leaves the guard· spot for tile two-time
aJl.CIF flash.
But here'• what concema Uvaey, "U I
have U1l'tt pardl who would }lave played
ahead of·.Roy,.how la be aoma•to make it
at Long Beach! Jmt Tarkll\lan (Cal
State coech) live. on Jaycee tiln!fer1
and good guards are a cilh\e a dozeti,''
1ay1 the OCC bola.
"I've aeen this 1ame thing happen to
kids going to BYU and Utah -the
· 1<hoola go oul and .....,,tt all kinda of
talent on a books' and ;tuJt1on type
acholarlhlp. By Cluialmu many of them
are packing their bags to come back
home.
"The 111m• thing happened to · Phil
Rhyne at. USC (Rhyne baa now i.an11 .....
n!d In UC Irvine). They ,.i "' many
playen K geta out of hand. Then the illd
baa to u...rer and .... -of hla
credill.10
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Suitor! 1w.1•u1 t 4 l 1 I ' TllM -t :ft. Antr'IHllCI -MA1&.
DIES IN ANAHEIM ' ' .
Ever Hammer, ,Joomeym8n' 11 g ht.
welgbt boxer from 1911 · 10 1925, dlnd
Saturday in Anaheim of a beart attack.
IJeill't':ll 7(. . .,.
amm.er ro&e to . a measure of prom·
inence In · 1116, figbU:· 'l!l,round no
dectslons with former igbt" ~ t
ptoo Ad Wolpll and ampiotl Fr.cfdX
Welsh.
That same year', Hammer lost 1 a.
round knockout to Benny Leonard, who
won the world t.lUe the following year
from Welsh.
Leonard was quoted as saying that _ Hammer aave him one of his + ........... t n lit.!. .....-~ recent years, Hammer wu euratar.
of the boxing museum it, i(no!('s'Bereyi
Fann here. He wu ltrickm-Slbmll;~ and died that night
Blood Clot .Kills E.x-Trojari B'~ncom _
Game Ball Goes to Dead ' Star's Son .• •.,_
CINCINNATI (AP) -Frank JamOI
Buncom m was presented with a aame
ball .today by his dad'• bell friend , Ernie
Wrigh~ from a pme In which bit dad
never played.
1be one-year-old would never aee Ns
lathe< play, Frank J. Bunc:om, Cincinnati
Bqalt llnd>acter, dlnd ·1n a downtown
hotel room, ,the YkUJn of I blood clot,
Sund1y ...-ntng.
WHiJ!I, bll roommoi., wu. wllb him but cOWd do nothing.
"Frank -mit up with .... btlabond bteathtng," Wright rectllnd 111U 11\o
game In which lbe Benaall duinpod the
Miami Dolphlnl 17.U -lir...-l\lnt~
Football Wt1ue opener.
"He wu .tire.thlna UA he lltd an
uthmatlc allack or aomathlnc,
"t called to hlm. Then went over to hls
bed alid lhook him -real aood. 1 &ot no
. r.._. I checknd bit mouth ' to mah
~. ~. w~'t hayin&, a convutik!n and,
"'allowln1 lffa tongue. 'Then'l ·callcd I'll'
help. Thero wu liothln,J I could ·do.,;
"The wilole·leam, ..,,. In Ille lioter ""la
Utt night cw:tom before home games."
. Wrigbl apok°' ~Joit his teammates
before. the 1am;e~aM avoid~ a ,._Jn one
for Frant"' speech.
.,[ WU in I si.te of lf'lef, '\. be' 18Jd.
aftorwards, "and ,veryone on llie'IA!am
WU dffp(y ~. II ...... 'I the plice
for Roll,rilood, Fnnl<' Wlan~I RoUjwoed.
"l told evetYone tha~ I dldn\' wint If'
to ute F(w. 8! Jiii ~,foi;'cf"1U,l I
1o1a the!ri 10 ao out Md 1>111 fo win, not
for Franll, but in the waj rranl:· would
have played."
BunoOm, a: n.,et...old, flchl·' ~ar
veteran · of ·pro loot lion, an an, league
p(~yer In 11&7, w11· acq~ lalt· year
from t1ie·s.n D1•1• Charaen 1n the ...
panslon drill when the Ben11la-en1m<1
the Jeai!!e, He PlaY<d coll•p all at tht
'llnvtVenlty ql-loulllem ~·
-"My wile and I bave l:Dowo'Franlt-aild · '
his wife Edith for. a loq time, Edith.
taught"" dlugblA!r·ln-)he.1111"1d ~
when.I Uyfd .. tn San· '"eco,:• W111Jtt aid, -, wu·a 'te"".I; hfmlelt In' the' off aeuon. --, '
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.89Aerials
In SMUTilt
By ASSOCIA'fED PREllS
Whoo Dee Andros returned home last
winter-from I trip Eut where h• WU <If·
ferod the coaching job, at the Unlvertity.
of Pi-gh, be WU gr<eled by a ClOWd
o1 <Jrt&Ori State <tudeots cbtntlng,
"Please don't leave! Please don't leave! "
Andros didn~. but be may be wlahing
today that he had.
The reason for Andros' discomfort is a
37.0 shellacking imposed on the Be4vers
Collefllote
Grid. fto1111dup
8aturday night by UCLA, the ·•aUoo'•
17th-ranked team and the only member
of The Associated Press' Top 20 ~to see
action as ({)liege football began its lootb
anniversary with a smattering of games.
'lbe results of a dozen major games in·
dicate that 19&t. may be just u wild as
1968, when all sorts of offensive records
fell, and a far cry from the first college·
came baclt in 18(,9 when Rutgers beat
Princeton by a mere M.
In a nationally televiled contest, the
Air Force and Southern Methodist filled
the air with 89 passes before the Oy·boys
made off with a 26-22 cliff-banger.
The big&est score was run up by West
VlQlinla, which clobbered CinclnnaU S7-
lf QI -Roy CallalW>'1;deblJt ..
t:<Jacb ol Ille~ ... Ciil•ho• llbouldn't haVe been. loci !Rl1pri9eil, lhot,gh.'
~ ol Clocy'1 ·1~ loose! ;i.year ago
w-·by ..,,,.. of ~ -and 71-33. • AnoftieJ! new coacb,.CaJ Stoll of. Wai<e
F.areot. dlrocted the flnt upoet of the
RaaOP• The Demon _P.eacons Scored with
nve .leConds Jeff aDd then conhected on a
two-~ conversion pass to nip North
Carolina Stile ~22-21:---
Elaewhere, it wu Villanova 41, West
Chester 14; Miami. Ohio J$.,:Xavier, Ohio
7; Wlcblta Stata 17, Utah Stale 7; Drake
and Louisville battled to a U-Z4 tie.
Dennia DummJt, UCLA's root I e
quarterback, stunned Oregon State on the
fourth play from scrimmage with a 60
yard touchdown pau to Gwen Cooper and
it took the Bruins only 10 minutes and
&even seconds to run up a 17.(l lead.
UCLA unleashed a powerful running Bl·
tack, led by Greg Jones, who scored
twice, and Mickey Cureton.
SMU's Chuck IIllSOD, the nation's
leading passer as a sophcmore ln 19158,
completed 34 of 53 tosses for SSS yards
and two touchdowns but c o u I d n ' t
overcome a 2U Air Force halftime lead.
Messersmith
Shoots DoWll
Enemy Pilots
• CHICAGO (AP) -Joh n Andrew
Messersmith -no close ffi•tive of. the
.lV..;!d )Var II aircraft maiw!acturers o( a
'1eey ,uhllar name -takes a particular deUllP.I in ollooUog down Pilots.
:Mq°X cut down 11 or the Sea Ue variety,
ustng missiles covered , wUh w114e
Angel Slate
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Jea'i&;:, aa the 'c&:ntornla Angels dOmid
the Pll<M 4-1 here Sunday to give the
l"10s • spli' in a four-game series. He allowed only·u..e hits.
Jim !lcG ... 7-15, b the pcobable
slarter ro~ ~t·s game agalnst the
White Sox, leading oil with Fred Rath, .. o.
Until be weakened a bit ln the ninth in-
ning, the young rlghthander from Toms
River, N.J., allowed the cellar-dwelling
Pilots only one hit -alUlouch that one
produced. a run.
At that, Messersmith, the Angels' win-
ningest cbucker wUh a 15-9 record, a&id
the apparent laxity in the final inning
was uncalled for ;
"I still had all my stuff," sald Andy.
"And l believe I got my control well in
hand after the fourth inning."
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Golden ·W.si Coll~ go after loose b8ll in pr-ation tor £ross~
rivalry with Orange ·coast,Co!Tuge Sallu'day night at Lel!enl Stadium.
'!'be game kicks ofI 1he 1989 football campaign for both schools. Play-
ers include (!rem left) right: Tom Lawrem:e (20), Bud Moen (14) and
John Carroll (24). All three could start on defense Saturday.
JC ·Tranfers, · ·
~68 Frosh, Vets
To Spark UCI
"It's a Jong way from May to De-
. cember.''
Those· are the Jyrics from "Septem·
her Solig" Tim Tift is singing the6e
days.
And just like 1n the song "the days
grow shorter when you reach Septem·
ber" for TUt as he prepares his first
UC Irvine basketball team for its season
opener Dec. 1 at the University of
Nebraska:
. The Anteaters won't start practicing
for a 25-game schedule until Oct. 15, but
Tift is calling the 1969-70 slate thp tough.o
·est ln the university's brief history.
Tift has three .returning senior start-
ers but the Anteaters sUll figure to be .A
fairly· green outtlt. liJU. 15 sophomores
trying out far the team.
Heading 1 amall list ol two jlmlor ·col·
lege transfen ls Lester Mingo, a U
center from Los Ange1es City Collegt.
Mingo, however, onJy weighs 175
pounds.
"He's big and he can shoot, but we
still don't know how well he can re-
-bound," admits Tift.
The other JC transfer ia Jim Hamilton,
a t-1 forward frotn Fullerton.
TUt also has' 10 members orr hi s
freshman _team last season, which was
J.M, to·draw from.
Leading the returnees ts M forward
Jeff CUnnl.ngham, the Anteaters' leading
scorer last season with an average of 21
points 1 game. Cunningham ls a teg!t·
lmate small college All-American can-
didate.
"He's a fine college player," Tift says.
CUnningham excels going to the hoop. and
has p~type moves. He bas 11.!petior
court sense, but he's not built (or the
power game."
Other starters back are the Anteaters'
steady backcourt combinaUon of Mike
Barnes (5-9) and Steve Sabim (6-2).
Also return1ng are lettermen John
Glavlnovich, a 6-5 forward: Keith Bean.
a s.i guard; and Gene Zeck, a 6-6 cen-
ter; along with redshirls Brad Baker, a
8-2 guard : John Farewell, a 6-3 forWard :
Steve Schlesinger, a 5-11 guard ; and Ed
Burlingame, a 6-4 forward.
Tift thinks Butllngame might be the
~\eeper on, his· sqµa~ aod hopes he can
help in the critical rebounding depart-
ment.
Top prospects or£ the frosh are Bill
George, a 8-7 center: Bill Moore, a 6-4
forward : Steve White, a tH forward :
Gary Fox, a 6-21/i southpaw guard; and
Roel Sagehorn a 6-4 forward.
Moore is our most imeroved player
over the swnmer," Tift uys.
. Other frosh candidates are John Strock
(&-I.center), Jeff Jackton (6-3 forward),
Jim Btauer, (~2 guard), Bob Vieria (&-10
guard) and Larry Wasserman (5:-9
guard).
"Right now we have good shooting,
good speed, desire &J'lct )an unusual
amount of intelllgentt.", asseases , Tift.
'.'but we are weat on the boards.
Fluid Arm D~-s It
• Key to Namath Success
Tokl by Former Pro QB
The key to Joe Namath's ,uccess in
throwing a football is a fluid arm, says
former pro quarterba<:k Rµdy Buldcb,
-·who's . now coacblng at Orange Coast
College,
7'Namatb doesn't have to plant himself
Fassell or Bill Audlno, ud excellent
quarterbacking w11 one of tbe key1 to
Fallerton'1 47-game wlnnln& 1treat Ulat
barely wa1 snapped tn 1H8.
Bot Polo Streak
on .both feet to ~ an accurate pass. Taking about winning streaks, Jack
He just uses his arm to throw the ba14 FuUerton of Orange Coast haS a couple of ex:~ the bomb.'' the, ex.chicago Bear ..pretty fair ones going for him.
said as be was W~ JVith P.irate-.... -His Orange Coast water polo .teams
quarterbacks ~e Tilm!yasu and Ed have won their 1ast 24 games against 1un~ Wa~o. <" 1 ior college compeUUon and 42 straight
Tom Keiling ol the Oal.¥<J Raiden. agalnst Soothern Califurnla jayceea.
·who ~ *nf mere than one Sunday In the last two years the Pirates have
chasing. Na.math around, confirmed won 52 of 54 matches in junior college
Bukkb'I j\t(lpnent this week. play and are 5H overall Four ol the
"He CIA Uirow off b1a: left leg, bis right, Josses were to four-year schools like
( powerful UCLA. .1
~•M•***-(**~••• .. JOEL
SCHWARZ
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. leg or no legs at all," said the frustrated
tackle.
Bukich, wbo ls coaching Pirate QBs
wllenever he can get away from his con-
struction bu!lness, shot the old thiOry
that a football should be thrown from the
ear full orhotes.
"You can't pass a football accurately
from the ear. Away fp:nn the ea; is the
natUral delivery," he says.
've ever seen a picture of Sandy
in the middle of a delivery with
extended oot, that's the way you
d thiow a football.
"It the lone·ann delivery. The
closer you have the ball to your head the
less you can use the forearm and you
can't _guide lhe ball," Buki.ch says.
He says passing is a four-step operation
using the wrist, Joreann, elbow and the
shoulder while keeping the entire arm
loose and fluid .
"All the top passers throw with a fluid
arm. You don't' have to be set and
planted to· Jhrow• that way. Anytime a
quarterback has to be plalited before he
can throw, he's ·losing time and limiUng
his effectiveness," he says.
Hor .. ets ha Trouble
Sources close to Fullerton Junior
Cellege foot.'1oali P1 the Hornets may be
la """tile'llm H88'D deiPfte a turaovl ol
150 plaJen. · ''
The main concern Is at quarterback
where coach Hal Sherbeck is ex-
perimenting with Marv Owens, a tailback
lut ttuon.
St far, 01t:.en1 ,doesa't 'measia"t! ap tt
eitber of laat season's quarterbacks, Jim
Tlrkeu to Nb:on
Orange Cout ls t..be latett In a long line
of schools to send 1eason football pas1es
to President Nixon. Tbe President and
OCC bead coach Dick Tucker, along wilb
most of the Pirate grid coacblng staff, are
WhilUer College graduate1. Tucker and
the President a1so belong to the same
honorary society •
So far, there has been no word from
the White House saying whether or not
the Presldent will Lake tn an Orange
Coast 1ame.
Checking Out
Pe1mant Races
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Pilot Football
Contest Opens
This Tuesday
The DAILY PILOT and W. J. Voit Rub-
ber Corp, 's Sporting Goods D.Ivision Tues-
day kick of.fa 10.week, prize.laden "pick·
the-winner" contest which will run
through the enUre Orange Coast area
football season.
The contest, Pilot Pigskin PICKEROO,
is open to anyone who wants to enter (ex-
cept DAILY PILOT and Volt employes
and their immediate familie3. lt offers
more Ulan $100 w or t h of prizes each
week.
Top winner, the person who picks the
most winning teams in each week's Ust of
20 games, will receive $10 in cash aJ¥1 a
Volt Collegiate football valued at '10.95 -
or his choice of any of four Volt prOOucts.
Winner and nine runners-up each week
will have their choice of the footbaH or a
Voit Collegiate basketball, tether ball,
swim fins or eterclse kit
Though entries are confined to one per
person each week, the same contestant
can enter as many weeks as he likes. lJe
can wln as many prizes as he qualifies
for and can outiit the entire family with
sporting goods if he 's lucky enough.
The Voit Collegiate football is a rubber·
covered, fabric-lined ball -of official size
and weight with a pebblegrained finish,
simulated white lacing and white stripes.
First player's fonn in the Pilot Pigskin
PICKEROO contest will be published in
the Sports Section Tuesday. It will be
repeated Wednesday. This week's
entry deadline is 5 p.m. Thursday.
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·In Scrum
By JAY DAVID-.
Of ·~·pal~ ~,,. ,~,
ThlngS are' back tb ~al for Goltten
fwest College's footbflll teilffi, • '
The Ru.stltirs r,etur1ied. to their ~lt~
. habl4; In a scrlDlll\!ge Saturday a,g~t
San DJego Mesa eoµege, but _head ~~
Ray Shackleford l!fl't pushing the paptc
button as Golden West prepares-for~1ts
£Cason opener ttl.is week against ajch-
rival Orange Coast.
Sltackleford, in fact, was prttty pleased
with hiJ club, despite the 9-0 setback it
suffered in the scrum at Orange· Coast.
''It was a typical scrimmage for us.
Last week, when we scored. four times
against Glendale, wisn't. But I'm •not
worried because we always play well in
our first game," says the RJstlar boss.
"I hoped we'd score, but we didn't ha ve
a good day offensively. San Diqo used a
slightly di!ferent defensive allgmnent
than we expected and we didn't block
well against it
"Also It was hard for us to sustain our
offense because we had no cootinuity, \Ve
were changlng1 backs on every play and
used everybody on our squad. Once lhe
season starts, we'll be using 22 "'Players
not 60."
Shackleford was pleased with ihe work
turned in by his defensiv e wtit, despite
the eVen 300 yards It yielded to Mesa.
"I was very happy with oor defe~.
We had two mixups in our secondary'· but
I'm glad they happened in the scrim·
mage, not lhiB week against Orange
Coast.
"We dld a little stunting oo defense, but
we basically played an Okie defense. \\'e
are a stunUng and shifting team on
defense and once we start to play for
keeps our defense is going to cause a lot
more problems than it did Saturday,"
says Shackleford. ·
Passing gave Golden \Ve3l most of its
headaches against San Diego Mesa.
Freshman quarterback Otto Brlno hit on
eight of 15 throws jl.nd two long bomps
were responsible for all o[ the day's scQr-
ing. -
He threw one long SO-yard strike for a
touchdown and a second 66-yarder set up
a fit?ld goal.
ln all, lhe Rustlers yielded 197 yards,,J,n
the air. On the ground, Mesa found the
going a bit rougher. The Rustlers dumped
San Diego backs for losses 12 different
Umes.
Golden West made two deep penelra·
tions of Mesa territory, to the 17 and 27.
The first was hailed by a personal foul
penalty_ _
Freshman tailback Bob corn u Jr.e
rambled 32 yards to set up the sec<>Ud
threat, but two incomplete passes and· a
fumble ended the thrust.
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SOUTH LAKE · 'l:AHOE CAP) -Bill
TGomt,y, Wbo fought o/f elbau>Uon unUI
be croned tho flnlOb line ol the 1$00-
metct ruo, MY• be "HI male at lust one
_.. 117 i.. the world clecllthlon r<eord
lllli duded him ben Sunda1. Tbo Olympk: &Old modal wlnntr ln>m
topna -...Uy topped the tlo"••m lfdd lq die IDdlon Summer
0-11111 Wttlrend and -ared on hli
•'1 lo lhll record unlll the llnal event.
~,a, fln1lhed the two-day event wills 1,1'7 pi>lnll, jull 13 polnll Ill/ Ru"
llodJ•'• American rtc<lrd ol 1.230 and f82
potntl &by of the world record of Kur1
Btndlin o/ Getmany .
He entered the 1,500-meter final event
needing a time of 4:28.7 lo 'break the
world ,mark and 4:42.f to top the
American mark.
Although he ran lhe 1,500 meter in
4 :21J lasl year in a London decatblon,
Sund•f he scored a dl1appolnUng,4'53.7.
Jell Bannister, 2%, Of S..rborou1h,
N.H., wu second at 7,!02. Batr)I King, 21,
Haywan:IJ Heath. Engl111nd, took third
with 6,978, ·•nd Ric\: SJoan, 24, FuUerton,
was fourth with 1,736.
"f'll compete Oct. 4-S ln a decothlon at
t 'CLA," Toomey said. "and it could be
my last.."
It was the seventh decathlon of the
year for the English teacher al Santa
Barbara City College.
"l was trying to stay with Bannister,
but 1 couJdn't move," be said of the 1500.
"My legs fe1t so heavy." Bannister won
in 4:36.3.
•·tr It hadn't be~n for the lousy high
jump, J'd be enjoyin& lhi11 race," Toomey
said before the race.
He high jumped 6--011 Sunday, ooc of
his poorest efforts at the even!, and led
the field with 4,375.
f oomry, who has surpassed 8,000 PQints
nine previous ti mes in !Us career, pulled
within striklng distance of the world
mark by v.·inning the javelin at 225-8.
Earlier, he had taken the 110-meter
hurdles ir, 14.7, won the pole vault at 13-
2 V. and placed second in the discus with
149-0 to King 's 162-4.
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Gary McArthur, former Orange Coast College !oot~all whiz, is a can·
didate for a defensive tackle berth at use thi5 fieBSon . Coach JobJl' ...
McKay's Trojans are picked lo repeat as Pac..S champions again lft\
1969 by most West Coast experts.
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oncoming. \Vhittier College lineman, Orange Coast hit on 8 of 18 throws for 144 yards and one touch-
College quarterback Mike Tamiyasu unloads a pass down. Orange Coast opens its 1969 season this Sat-
int~nded for Carl Pederson (85) in a Saturday night urday night against Golden West. ~~~~--=~"--~~--=---'=---=-~~~~~~~~~~~~
No Pushovers This Time
Tars Get Sunset Powers
In First 3 Loop Clashes
When Newport Harboo Higb School'•
football aquad was H just after lhe mid-
point of its 1961 &eallOll, Sailor fans were
ecstatic.
Others were less than overly im·
pressed, however, pointing to lhe op-
position the Tars had disposed or in those
meetings.
Coach. Wade Watts" ooUit had ripped
Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa and Sunset
riValJ Marlna, Western and Santa Ana
Valley -all weak sisters.
Tbls time around, however, it can be
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ROGER
CARLSON
safely said that if Newport again finds
itaeU in the position of being able to boast
a $.0 mart there will be many believers.
After meetlhg district rivals Corona del
.'.Mar and Costa Mesa the Sailors will
'tan«le with Santa Ana, Anaheim and
·:Westminster. :~Watts' new-found pa~ling attack could
the ingredient reqwred to handle that
.. ' posin& slate.
:~. * * • ;~ Water• p •Io problems: Coach Er I c
:Zmery ef Edlaon Hlgll School finds
'"'1DRH I• tbe middle o( the Irvine
J.eape wtthout all upertenced kam or •
: pool.
· .. TH poel at Edl&oa Isn't eii:pected to be
: ~pltte• antil November .,. Dece.mber
' -w'1dl probably meant a r o u ad febru.o -forclag 1wim,.se~ lo work
f;t wben tbe1 can.
.. Tbe Chargtn bope lo 11llli1e Foantain
alley aad Hanttq:tol Beacb pools aJoug
:"-Hll tile acua.
! Two-t I rn e CIF champion Ne"·port
• arbor illl't ii mucb better shape, Lack
: 111 working lilteri force1 the Sall on to
• oat at UC Irvine until Nov. J.
: Hopefully, wlten l/C Irvine beiilll Ill
. ~ th first of November, the Tars . lsnf be h a c k la ba1ine11 on UH!lr own •' . ,.mpa1.
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Problems are slightly more severe at
San Clemen.Le Blgll.
Tbe TrUan.1 have no problem w1& Ulf:ir
po o I. Howevier, there ii no team. San
Clemente still lacks the accessories for
water polo to He.Id a team.
* * * Tub thumpers at Costa Mesa Higb say
this is their year in varsity football.
Most observers are taking a wait and
see attitude. And they won ·t ltave to wail
Jong to see ii the Mustangs are for real.
FoUowing the Orange opener, the
Mesans meet Newport Harbor then follow
lhat with a meeting with 1968 CIF AAA
and Irvine League champion Loara in
their second ~ine League game.
300 Top Drivers
Set to Compete
I n OCIR Drags
More than 300 participants, th.e largest
rield in the track's hi.story, are expeeted
at Orange County International Raceway
this Saturday for the final races in the
National Hot Rod Association world
championship series th.at will include all
92 classes, competing in sevt:n different
eliminator catego:ies for $12,000 .
An unusual Innovation to the OCIR final
will be a special funny car national
record challenge.
The Raceway has posted SI~ for the
driver who can surpaSs the existing 7 .58
second mark held by Bobby Wood of
Birmingham, Ala.
John ~Tazmariian f\\'hittier) and
Charlie Allen (Glendora) may be joined
by t.1ickey Thompson and Dan9y Ongais
(Carlsbad) in the record assault.
Thompson is considering calling his
driver back from a tour of Easten1
tracb for the atlempt, since any record /
tet Saturday "'ill stand until the Win·
ternaUonals nexl February.
~1azmanlan, Allen, and Ongnls have all
run quicker at OCIR than the national
record with low5 of 7.38, 7.40, and 7.35
respectively .
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
East Division w L
NEW .YORK 88 ,.
CHICAGO 115 62
ST. LOUIS 79 67
PITTSBURGH n 67
PHILADELPIDA S7 87
MONTREAL 47 100
Weit Division
ATLANTA 82 ..
LOS ANGELES 79 ..
SAN FRANCISCO 80 66
CINCINNATI 78 ..
HOUSTON 75 69
SAN DIEGO 45 101
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East Division w L Pct. GB
xBALTJMORE 102 45 .694
DETROIT 83 63 .568 181,J
BOSTON 78 67 "'"' 23
WASHINGTON 76 71 .517 26
NEW YORK 72 71 .493 29\~
CLEVELAND 57 90 .388 IS
xBalUmore clinchf':d East Division
West Divi1lon
MINNESOTA 87 S6 .600
OAKLAND 79 66 .S41 8
CALIFORNIA 63 81 .438 24
KANSAS CITY 61 81 .121 28
CHICAGO S6 86 .403 28 11
SEA 'ITLE 57 88 .396 30
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~Gaucho Coach Displeased
: 1 With onl1 five days of praCUce re-
:11Datnlng btfore the sea110n opener against
. ~western Coll<ge. coach George
· '1larimln jg ltlll wonied about ltiJ of-
'~ · 1be wonies !\em from a ragged
:.ertonnance tn a l lfrh:lur scrimmage ; iaturday at UCJ Irvine against Cypreu
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The G1uchoo outrcored the Qia,......,
11-11. with • late nUJT)' of touchdowns,
WI Hartman ""n't pleue<I wllb lhe
overall result.I.
"We had lots of mlssl!d asslgnmenLs
#ld our bulc timing on ofrense wu very
p;ior, OUr quarttfbacks and reet!vers
couldn't get together. We just haven't
gotten our oCfense down pat yel
"Our big contenlraUon ln dMIJs thl1'
week w'ill be getting lhat Umlfll down,"
11y1 Hartman.
Hmman lhinb: his defensive sccori-
dary needs more work, but he was Im-
pressed with the work or his front four -
tackles Dave Burkholder and Bryan
Colbert pills guanb Ray Tyler and Gery
Lime.
''They played 1ood Iootball and "' did
fullback Toby Whipple, 11 Ila rt man says.
"Whipple has had a badly bruloed lei,
but I wa!I happy to lt't him come hick.
We may move him to taJlback so (Paul)
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Cox-can gel a little rest."
Whipple ocored two of lbe Saddleback
touchdowns on a pair of 12-yard runs. The
third was added l;y defensive end Brad
Whitbread, wbo returned an int~ption
15 yards.
!{annum also was impressed wUh the
work or freshman end Rick Day, who he
aay1 .. lhowed us he's a good receiver." ·
"We showed good destr• and a wtl~
lngneu lo hlt. Our. two eoall are
ellminallng mistakes and •laYhta: away
from Jnjurle.. And wt're st.llJ looklng fpr
people 10 relieve the four or five player•
we now have going both way1."
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Bucs Shine ~espite Loss
-Pirate-Attack A~ • 1v-e s
lly JOEL SCllWAllZ
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WlllTl'IER --ifler com-pleUng a vlclo\q ocr1.._e wllb Wbll·
lier College here Saturday nlgbl, Or•nge
COasl Coll! football ~ Dick Tuclcer coiled hll yen fole!btr and told lbem
U.ey had mproved 100 percent in one
.... t.
It wun't purely a pep talk by Tucker, lt ,. .. tn accurate analylil o( the pro-
""" hll team bu mode In preparation
,.,.. lbfl -k'• --iplmt rival Golden West Saturday· evening.
Whllller outscored_ Ille Plra\es, M, but
lbe Poets fil\ued to ,_. m°" points
with all tba junicn aDd 1enion lbey bad
bact hilm Jut year's conference cham-
plonahip team. However, Orange Coast
ootgalned WhltUer In totoI offense, 324-
Jlt, and that certa1nly wasn't anticipated.
What wa, tvu more atapristng, was
lbe w&T O<ange Coast ttlUsed to wih
under a COOJtant eUort by Wblttler to ln-
Umldal< lbe y<iunger Bucs. Wllb only two
officials lnstf&d of the customary four,
the practice session fr;tquently was
savage ftand·t~hand combat more than it
was lootball.
Whittler wu penalized seven times for
130 yards and the Bue.a picked up three
red flap for 45 yards. And lhert wool~
have been many more penalties If a full
crew of officials had been on hand. ...
The bl-t and most pleasaol surprise
for Orange CO.st wu the emercence at
it.s otrense. Last weet•tbe UUC. couldn't
do anylhing right wllb µ,. bill, but It waa
a dltferent story ag81nst Whittler.
The OCC front wall ol !lob .,Purnell,
Ray Hunt, Steve Purdue, Marshall
Johnson and Tom Nelson afforded
quarterbacka Mike Tamiyuu and Ed
Washto'exce.Uent pass protection and tbe
two throwers respoJlded. with a potent
aerial game that ~tted lM yard.a.
Ta}nlyasu hit on I of 11 throw• in-
cluding one six-yard touchdown toss to
tfg1>t end Carl PederllOO. The Oregon
State transfer ran tbe OCC attlck witb
poise that dkln1 surprlae Tucker.
"Mike really didn't pt much ex-
perience at Ore1on State mt year. He
on!Y played In two gaJilea and both of
thole were. ta the rain. He'1 been throw-
ing tbe ball at least 100 times a day
before practice and he's realJoj coming
al~v~; ~more •astonishing was the
pertormtnce of Washko , a converted
flanker. a. only had t~o days ~f practice
at quarterback af~ transfer Red
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Stephens qull the team -1·
However, he showed plenty ot. sldll, eom-
pleting five of nine pilAes far u yard•
and .. nn1ng lot ·-24. i•t•m really h•RPY wllh WILlbko,''
Tucker said. "He'• Boinll to make a pid
backup quarterback,"
'l'lcker -prailed the •running ol
· Tamiyasu, Illy Rlcanlo and lreabman
Steve Corwin, who be vaned the &eam'I
aecond best runner r11Jrt now.
"I 'thougbl ..., flrlt olfeosive and
cttrenslve units did 1 good job. We had 1
couple of mtlups In Ille ~and we
mre beat 1 coup&e other times, but we
played right wilb Whittle!'," Tu<:ker aid.
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.13 Area~ Schools Stand By for Grid Openers
-~ --blolclll~Jj)IJlevll')' Ille IS Oranp COut area hl1fi ont."
-adkloll dominat.fit the uoe Westmluttt ours c o.r • d
Sa&urdaJ u the preps prepare Fountain vauey, 12.:0 -both
. "" -fJIOlhlll -· _., ""'""' "' bl( -w. •..und. pla)'I a1atn11 thi ·-c1o-F0r Ille mOll pan, coodle9 flll&lve Wilt. • ,
Title dl .. ti,lled l'illl lh6lr of· Founllln V a U ~J --"
1-1 Md llllldlY llappy wilh ooct Oil Servll<!-Wi>U~ bojdjn&
Uielr dt/eboel. lhe Friarl """"'"' ind Str-, ~ ltUI coo11 .... lhtlr vllli nillptd , W~lillor with
ollN-<IQ drilll' . thb week a aing!e IDUcladW')L
l>lfGtO !aJ*'lni all 1blnday Gary VaJINiA on a q~-'m. lllllc!Pfll• o1-. t.erllack .~Plloa ..u1 Olll pliy, . · carried over lr<m our yllrda H~~~~ "'°' at the ~ to cap a lf.ywq lllfldt by
nine -~: FOUDlaln Vtlley for Ille Bar-
' om' only aeore. 1
Tsr••1'f.......,lls W .. lll>lnllot ....tng came
Del<Nln work .., ~u... oo two 50-Yird = w 11 h ~ Is coach Wide ttll' ~~.:~ Dedric~ major ""1<ml at Newport ·~
H-Ifill> School alUr his lh<Th~i game, how·
squad underwtnt 1 fOW"--WlJ evu, left a bit to bt desired
scrtmmaae Saturday w 1 t b for Weslminlter aa the U·
Miter Oet. Loata and La ons, IMI S u 11 1 e t League
Serna. champions, were able to av-
.. , tboqbt we did well ... I erage only 1.1 yanta per car-
wu satlafled • • • but there ry a g a i n 1 t their two
were aome thlnis we haven't opponentl.
worbd oo that were called to Boswell n o t e d that h1s
our alteoUon. squad would be apendlng a
"Overall our kids did a good great deal of time this week
job. 1be only place that needs on the running game in prep-
• lot ot •«k la defensing op-aration for the Lions' opener
Uon plays," •IJ' Watts. with Lakewood Friday.
Coach Bob Woodl of M1t.u Pickford saya bia club will
Del alto seemed pleued with be concentraun1 on b 1 t 1
hll Clltflt'1 lhowtna. handling and receiving.
1 Mater Del ared twice on .. A few ot the things we
I Newport Harbor while holding need to do are to shore up
, die Slllon ot baJ. lhe deplb at olleoslve tackle
stu JacboD rm for 1 '°" and to lfOl'k C11 our recelv· yud 'ft) add QUarlet'back Bob ... .. ayo Plcklilrd. Ha~ _,._ a 11-yard Vllbueoa hid a 100c1 day
-play to Jim BiacldJunl. pa111D1, llut aevera1 aertalo NH""1 IUld IC&ler Doi wwe dnipped b1 Beroe , ..
)11.,..i -.. duelJ ··-....... la lhe acrimmage. 1111 MA CIF chtmpl"1 l"ounlaln Valley meeto Ran.
Loon. dlo Alamttol Frtda.Y nifhl.
Newport racked up foor •1 Tiii touchdowns againat La Serna " esa-er•
with Court Reeser l'lllllliq for The most explosive show
three touchdowns of 80, !S and of power acroa the Oranae
20 yards and quarterback BUI Coast area was racked up
Shedd got oU a &().yard scarihg by Costa Mesa in the Mus-
run. tang1' lmpreutve workout
Maler Del outscored LI wJlh Tustin ID&b Saturday.
Serna, lU, with Mark Dunn COOch Max talller'1 Irvine
and Don Roy going over on League contingent racked up
short dive plays. an unofflcla] m yardl to the
Watts was happy with the opponent's five yards (71 pass-
defenaive work of Bob and ing, minus-66 ruSMng).
Ron Tripp and Larry Friday And, the Mustangs scored
and Bill Hendershot. seven times while Tustin was
"It was a great day for ex-bitting twice with TD passes.
perience ... especially with Le.adlng l he impressive
three different offenses and ground assault were Jerry
three dif[erenl defenses to Reilly, Kim Woll, Dave Davis
look at. and John Manix. All four
"What we didn't do well can were credited with 100-yard-
be correctea," aid Watts. plus days iD the offensive de-w-pralted his del•nee partmenl.
but added that h11 tQm was a Woll scored four limes -
liWe slow reacttnc in the twice with 4>yard pass plays
secondary. involving quarterback Bi 11
N"'P"'I duelJ r!vat Coroot Adelaon -and wllh IS and
de! Mar while Mater Del ~yard rune.
tackles Slnta Anl tbll week. Davil broke 1oose for 50
'lbe former b a sa.turday and 45-yard touchdown Nna
nt&ht tuale. while ReUly was 1oln1 over
once on a short yardage aif...
BarotU-Lietu ~uon.
Wetlmlnmr ccacb BUI llo&-
...U IOd POWllain Vllky boss
Bruce Pickford " e r e both ml1411 tallallod w I t h lhelr
laomt' lbowlngo Saturday 1"" volvlJol Ille two, aloor with
Senile Hlgb, at w--...
And, Benito Ricardo got
Into the scoring act with a
2$.yerd lltld , .. 1.
et=.el!.~~ =~
Miller, bOwever, wun't
comple~y 11Uaned. '.'We're
stllJ matlng too many mJ~
taku. We've got to polish
up our technique," be •aid.
ertng lhe YOUth of our !elm."
Alld Plddord noted tl!Jt he'd
aocC.mpllabed what be wanted
to do -0 We UJed IO kida in
tbe IClimmage 8Dd we were
Dick Ferryman, Dave Spiel·
berger, Mark Turner, Jim
Miller, and pards: Brad GU-
btrt and Dive Edwards gave
good efforts on the Mu.tang
line "'1lle quarterback
Adel8on WU impnlllng hla
WIDE STANCE RESTRICTS Hll' ACTION
Those of you who hove played
basebell m1y have been told 11
onll"tlme or other to narrow your
s.tance in Ptder to drive your
hips throuah ahead of the bat.
Tht 11m1 principle applies in
golf.
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If your stance is too wide
(illuslr1tion #1), you wlll h1Ve
difficulty clearina,your hips 15
you 1w1n1 lht. club down into
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.i.,..::..,.,.. tno bill (illu11retlon ,2). Th is
may CIUlt • badly hooked shoL
It certelnlywfll restritt your club·
head sPff(I, b)> d•tmph1slzln1
!ht Ult of your I'll•
With 11tanceoflpproxlm1tt-
ly shoulder width (lllustretlon
13), you will "-"-tltr able lo
luh your hips lhrou1h !ht hit·
ting zone well ahead of your
hands ind the club. Better dis·
ttnce and accurKY, will result.
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NIFTY DUO -Mater Dei Hilrtl School fullback Ron Muniz takes
handoff from quarterback Bob Haupert in Saturday scrimmage .
a·gainst Newport Harbor High. The Monarchs scored twice against
the Sailors but were held scoreless by Loara in actioo at Newport.
boes "1th 8-for·14 and 123
yards.
Turner, a 6-5, 24().pound
senior and Miller were term-
ed "outstanding" by their
coad!.
Two Ont-string ends, how·
evf!r, did not see. action.
Greg Jordan received a
gash in his leg in practice
and will be out for 10 days.
Hll w o u n d required 25
stitches.
Dave Dies (flu) will be
ready for the Mustangs' open-
er Friday night with Orange.
Oilers-Knights
A rugged two-hour workfui.
with Foothill High's Knights
Saturday morning at Tustin
High School reveaJed acme
shaky work in the defe:MI~
8<COlldary and In lhe pualng
game, but coach Ken Moats ol.
HununKton B ea c b was
generally pleased with his oUl·
Ill's ab01'lng.
The Oilers musl now get
down to the buslnesa of
prepa:-lng for their 1981tcam·
palgrropener with La Ha11ra of
the Freeway Learue Friday
night.
"From a team standpoint I
was happy with condltloning
and hllUn~.
"But we ve got. an awful lot
of work to get ready for Fri·
day nlaht. We'll ccnceolrate
moetly on the olt8Mive ex-
ecuUori," say1 Moats.
Some poor ball handling by
the Oilers In the scrlmma1e
with Foothill resulted l n
aeveral fumbles and
breakdowns.
And the pal! receiving
wa!n't up to par. The tlmlng
showed raggedness a n d
receivers weren't making the
tough catch.
Foothill scored t~·lce on
Baseball's
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HantinglOn while the 1alter
was able to score once ..... that
a 15-yard pus play from
quarterback Garth Wise to
Arnold Ruiz.
Defensively. Moats seemed
happy with his team.
Safeties WI.Se and Craig
Zaltosky, linebackers Paul
Moro and Dan Moats, guard
Jim Haberthur and euds Lee
\Vallers" and Frank Hanss
received praise.
Moats indicated the Oilers
accomplished whal he wanted.
"That was important. We
had too many people whil
hadn't seen varsity acUon.
"A change or two is pro-
bable in the oUense and
defense this week but we'U be
ready by Friday," Moats says.
Offensive leaders for Hun-
tington Beach were Wise at
quarterback, fullback Frank
Neal and linemen Jack Crosby
and George Olivet.
MV-Fallbrook
Coacl1 Ray Dodge ol Mission
Viejo High School Is In the
• a m e predicament he was
before the Diablos' three-way
scrlmmage with Fallbrook and
Norco high .schools.
He's still looking for an of·
!ense.
Saturday's labor p r o v e d
discouraging as the Oiablos
were unable to get anything in
the way of a con&istent of-
fensive attack -thus going
scoreless against both foes.
Fallbrook and N o r c o ,
however, were also unable to
acore during the twi>hour
session.
"We didn't have much of·
fense gotng for us. Wel'll
deffnltely bave to wori: on il
more this week.
''\Ve just couldn't seem to
get it together Saturday. Too
many mistakes • • • missed
assi(pllnents and poor ex·
eeution," JUmmed up the
DiablOI boo!.
Andre Holroes and Doug
Citro were the brlg'hJ 1poll !or
Mluion Viejo, each getting off
3f>.yard-plus running plays.
Homes is a sophomore and is
considered, along with Citro,
as a prime threat to the
starting backfield.
Backs Don Wilson (pulled
thigh muscle) and Tom Berce
(bad back) did not compete in
Saturday's scrum.
Nothing was solved in the
way ()f finding a :;tarting
quarterback in the scrim-
mage.
It's still up In the air
between Ed Gray and J Im
Davis.
Standing out for Mission
Viejo on defense w a s
linebacker Mlke Gray.
Dodge will be working his
group on the kicking game and
ofrensive drUls this week in
preparatiot\ for Saddleback
High School Friday night.
"We're about a week behind
where we should be. We had t.o
put in so much time with the
fundamentals,'' says Dod~e.
LB°Cl1arge.-s
Host Laguna Beach High
School took care of Edison and
Los Amigoe Saturday with a~
parent ease in a controlled
scrimmage, but coach Hal
Ak1ns Wll3 anything but
.satisfied.
The Artists outscored
Edison, 24-', and Los Amigos,
24-12.
''l'm really disappointed
with our running attack and
the offensive blocking in
particular. We're going to
have to work a great deal on
that this week. •·rm disturbed with our
defensive end and linebacker
action against the outside play
and the lack of cohesiveness
as a team in general.
"The offensive blocking was
Los Alamitos
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alrocious and the b i c k s
weren 't running hard enou11h.
"It's going to take a lol
more team effort th an that if
we're Lo win in the Crestview
League," finished the Artist
boss.
Quarterback Brian Ottmer
was the bright spot for Laguna
Beach, tossing scoring passes
or 48, 42, 23 and liva.. yards.
The latter three went to Mike
Abbey while Denny Schmitz
hauled in the 43-yarder.
Defensive standouts f o r
Laguna Beach were . Roland
McElhany and steve Palmer,
both llnebackeni.
Coach Bill Vall of Edison
was happy with his squad's ef-
forts in the scrimmage, and tn
particular his two backs -
tailback Jim Moxley and
fullback Ken Funke.
Quarterback Kurt Orahood
scored the Chargers' Jone tally
against Laguna with a 60-yard
run on an option play.
Edison ripped Los Amigos,
scor:tng once on a 60·yard
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situalions.
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San Clemente High tuned up
for its 1969 season opener wlth
Katella Saturday night with a
tou&fl scrimmage a g a I n a t
Katella's Knights last Satur-
day afternoon.
Although outscored, 24-1!,
coach Tom Eads was pleased
with his team's progress,
saying, "We're a lot further
ahead than at the same time
la st year."
Last year's conlin1ent, with
little in the way of an offense,
was 1-8 for the sea.son.
"The scrimmage told us
whert we have a lot of work t.o
do.
"The defensive secondary
needs help and we need to
tighten up the defensive enrui
. . • the defensive perimeter
(cornerback.s and ends) needs
a lot of shoring up,'' said the
Triton boss.
Eads pointed oot the lack of
San Clemente's ability to stop
Katella 'a triple option series
as one of the Tritons' key pn>
blems.
"There was some hesltatlon
and assignment mb.ups in that
area,'' he said.
Ea~ was happy with hla
linebackers and o f l e n s I v e
backs.
!\tanning the linebacking
spots were Steve Divel and
Mike Coit, the Tritons two of·
fenslve guards.
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fullback Dennis R.?ese and
tailback Rick Brown who were
sparkling.
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cent better than last year's
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Eaglea·B0ttlt•
"Thia team "lhowed 1 lot ol
pol.se and character Saturday
nlght. I think they 're starting
to believe we're &olng to win."
That w11 coach P b 11
Brown's summation of hJ.s
Estancia Eagles after a moat
auccesslul outing a g 1 I n s t
Bontta, Edgewood and
Antelope Valley high schools
at West Covina IDgh.
Estancia stunned blgh1y-
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!'&111 Joyco blt on 110-1wd
-·play to Lie Frl-
and Mer~ Terrill carrlld ln
lnlD two yarda out for'the two Eltaocla _,. SI 11 D I t
Boolll.
Scoring 11atn11 Edtlewood
were Dana V aclc bn a one-
yard. run, Curt Tbomll on a
lbree-yard dub and Miit•
Sclwme"1 on • IO-ytrd pus
from 'lllomu.
HJ!Ung paydlrl lor Eatancla
lgalnJI Antelope valley and
former Estanda coach John
~ w«e BUI Wqner (JO.
yard run) IUld BUI 'lllomu
and Terrill on :SO.yerd pus
itlaya wlth qu·ar\erb1ck
Steward.
"We made a lot of mJatakes
-but they'll be lllrallhtened
out thla week. DefeMlvtly we
did some rood hitting and lh•
ltCOOdery dld an oullttndln,(
job," aays Brown.
Tbe secondery allowed only
two enemy puae.s to be com-
pleted.
Two lDcHvidualt who were
impreulve tn the wcrtout.t
were linebacker Rod Feltl and
Bob Fate, a middle lllanl.
The Eagles will concentrate
on lhelr kJcklng game and
lhelr 1oal line def..,... In
preparation for their opener
Friday night at Tultln.
Cd/If-Ma rina
Jim Coon ol Marina Is hip-
py and Dave Holland ol
Corona del Mar la worried u
the two schools moved into the
final week Of preseason foot·
ball drills following a tbree-
way scrimmage with Kennedy_
High Saturday.
"We're ahead of where
we've been for the lut couple
of years, both on offenae and
defense and I think we'll be
ready by Friday, .. said Coon,
whose Vikings open on the
road against La Puente.
HollaNt, .. ·meanwhile w a s
jolted by lhe iosl ol llrs~
string fullback: Steve Judith.
Judith suffered possible tom
leg ligaments and will be in f
cast fo( three weeks.
HJJ'"" replacement, R I c t
Petrol, however, earned
Holland's pral!e and wu call·
ed "the best player on the
field !or us," by lhe S.. Kina
boss.
Both area teams ICWed
twict" in the three-way ICJ'bn.
mage.
Corona del Mar'•
touchdowm came through tM
air. Glenn Miller threw one
score 50 yards to Carl Killefe.r
agaln!!l Marina and the other
for six yards to Je!( Cum·
m.Jngs against Kennedy.
Dave Lacy and S t e v e
Monahan each cauairt acorinc
tosses for Marina.
Following the 1 c r b m ,
Rolland said Corona del Mar
will spend a good deal of this
week's preparation for Satur·
day night's opener w Ith
Newpcrt Harbor worklnc on
its passing game.
Holland pral1ed the
defena.lve work of Petrol, Jeff
Goelltz, BUI Martin, Rand1
Kent, Alec Ramsey and Dou(
Hilliard.
Coon, meanwhile, was plus.
ed with hla defen!lve unit.
which Intercepted 11.x puse1.
He sai<t, defensive tackle Bob
Lancaster a n d linebacker
Dave Teel both turned 1n U·
cellent performances.
The Vlkin& bola 1dded that
his offensive line'• blocklnt
WU sharp and he WU irn-
ptt1sed with the Marina rur>-
nlng I a m e , ptrtlcularlJ!
fullback Steve O'Hare.
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LANCASTER ON FOOTBALL -Burt Lancaster
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. on Channel 2. The speciaJ uses film clips to d~u-
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Talent Shows
By RICK DU BROW
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Bill Cosby's new half·
hour NBC-TV series which ar"rived Sunday night
to open the televisioO season, gave an indication of
intelligent thinking behind it.
The actor-comedian know s precisely who he is,
and what he does that is unique, and therefore it
obviously \vould have been wrong for him t? do. the
standard situation comedy. with dumb routine plot.
snickering cuteness and giggles.
HIS CHIEF talent is as a superb storyteller,
contemporary in flavor, and with tales thaf often
offer warmth and human insight. How, tben, to beat
. tbe situation comedy obstacle?
Cc>sby's .premiere overcame the hurdle by siln~
ply not being a "situation" comedy. The press re-
leases had billed him as playing a high school phys ..
ical education teacher, and surely thls will come
more to the fore in (uture episodes.
But in the opener, the special ~ualities o[ Cosby
were achieved by essentially making the show an
· extepded monologue in plot form -so that what
emerged 'vas, rather t~an situa.tion comedy, a show
that could be described as "incident" comedy, with
vignette as the crux. If th is can be maintained in
the future episodes, it will open the door 'to a more
adult and satisfying fonn of video series humor.
ALL THAT happened in the ~rerniere was that
Cosby was out Jogging, chatting with hjinself
amiably (monologue) as he went along. Reel Streets.
No laugh track. Confident of the force of bis per·
.!i--onality. Establishing immediately a sense of the
absurdity of the human comedy. .
He answers an outdoor pay phone \vhen it rings .
A good samaritan. before he kno\vs it he is tracking:
down a guy for his wife . who placed the call to find
her spouse. He finds the guy, gets involved in his
proble1ns. and doesn't want to.
HE Fl NALLY breaks oil from !he guy, resumes
jogging, and is mistaken by patrol car cops for a
wanted thief. The more he opens his mouth, the
deeper he puts himself in trouble. He's fUfl.Jly,.and
the easy assurtjption oC guilt adds a wry effect. His '
only alibi is the J?UY he broke off from .
Cosby is cleared. of course. And the sense of ''In·
cident" is small but \vell rounded off. Quincy Jones'
fine. droll mµsicaI score added ·the grace notes "to
a unique premiere.
MORE STANOARD wa s another NBC-TY.debut
Sunday night. "The Bold Ones ," an hour trilogy
about doctors, la\vyers and cops, alternating week·
Iy in the $ame tilJle ~l.ot. The opener dealt with a
possible transplant operation and on old-style doctor
who foug-ht fo-r the life of his potential donor patient.
"\' ou could tell he was old.style; he knew his patient'"I
first name. , ,
Den11is tlie Menace
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for mort th•!' • qw•rt•t of • century.
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1411141
onN ms TIU llll
nm ts trub .. doll house
• I "' wfth 2 iood alzed bed-
rooml a COZ)' livina: room
with lloM to -brick fireplatt, this lit.o
· · t1e house· hal been com•
_ plettly repainted inside
; ' and out. it has all new ~ carpettnc throughout "-
~ it al~ on an R-2 lot. full
• ~ price is $18.000. lOtAi dn. ·:r wUJ ~e it )'OUR.
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. Casb. Mesa Dirty
How about 4 lar&e bed-
roocns. 2 bat.ha, elec blt-
lm. double pn.ce, larJ:e
eQ}~ lot,, forced air
·bet.Una. 6% lnlerfft on
u aaumable loan, p&int
it. tis It, love lt.
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~;..;..;,;;..;....;.;...;"""":;;_. HOUSIS FOil SALi HOUSES FOil SALi HOUSU FOil SALE HOUSES FOR SALE
1 IOOI -•I lOOI G"*"I 1000 _.. lOOI
BIG DADDY
Collep hit Area
Neu new Olltom built home on over an acra of NCIUd-
.. llvlnc. "A ,..,,,. to the
belrt o1 tbt clt,y." can w
appointment
$75,000
Newport
SHOltlCUf:FS
New, .exclllll,. U.U.
at ~ StaWud Roa4 ,
-o1
lmnllW °"""" !toad 3 Bedrootne. 2 Baths PIJ?eled llvlna room with ---.. On lnlse comer iot
' $11.llOO
call Jack Scq:I)'
Rn,. "4-2250
SOCK IT TO ME COWGE ·PARK· SpriM 1tme Fresh ~ "• -Vt,rile lotatlon. !Alire • -.. plus. ,.,.. * ! • .... ' ltd-lli b&lhr. """"· Ay room wttb' -rich wood • "!'. , drQet tlreplace, e.lectrte
.......,. and rPeif·heartb I'm· vacant A. mY ktepefl blt-inl It: wuber· • dt)'et.
~. Ywnrn,y custom' are Jn Rani~ 11\1 nelabbon $2£,250.
-pil< .,..,.tli>r throulh lool< '° &Ood a I "9l ,. Woll..MceonHo, Rltl-s. out Cuslom1led: and 4ecu'-mbltrabl~, m.Y 11X'i" hu 1S10 Nf!WJIOl1, Blvd., C.M.
ated 1n .-.. tam. U """"" bniwn a I'm dJrty. 508-7'129 -
you .... ...-..... -, .... -for ... '""'""'l•"'""'!''!l!'~~!I!! ... •-a -"°""· ,.. thll lu<t wan! "' pt rid " me. $20 900 ... l'm only !Ii ;yrs. old a l bave _,.,. .. '
Ont. Olli> 131.!60;. 3 ""'-fAmll1 .-, 2 4 llMrm + 2 Bath•
HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE
Ulllnnlty P1fk 1237 !luntl"!""' leach 1400Huntl.,ton Buch 1411
BONUS ROOM
l!t 1ddll'IO'n . to t.he 3 la.rp
bClrm.t. tbts cboiec properl,y
otters a HUGE bon!l1' room
(JJ:x30'), ~ Jot Ulil! Q
rec. room or could eully be
made into 2 additional bd·
'maa. Bullt-ln kitchen, Fire-
,,ia.e. 2 Balli<. All tile rool.
Less than 1 >'W' old • in
IMMAC coodltlon. Realis-
tioally priced •) 13(. ....
BOB PETTIT, Rultor
SU-0101
fllVE IN BEFORE SCHOOL STARTS
New homes, ready to move in. 2 to S bed·
rooms 2 to S baths. ~ mlle trorn beach. First . . . payment up to 60 days after move m. V~/FHA Torms. From $23,990
The Bea~h
Ion Broolchurst I mllo South of Ad•m•l
962. 1353
--., bathl. with e:lt'c buDI • ID Nee.r ~ Cout 'Plau.
titct.. You can but me Luse patio. Boat gate:. No. ~'"you want. thine comparable at tbe: --------~'5 000 ""°" to nlc< aroa! S40-17'0 Back 81y 1240 Corona dol Mar 1250
$20,750 FULL PRICE
Vimrlo
-IJ
(anytime)
' .,,_ 1 TARBELL 29SS H..-llor
Cott• Mes• 1100
NO OOWN TO VETERANS.
ORANGE COUNTY'S Sparlilino 3 BR 2 oolh home
CMsar's Polocol HOME & RENTAL LARGEST lo quiet .-.~dential area.
Truly·thls outatandin& model "For A Wise Buy" 15366 Golden Weit Lovely tree Shaded patio.
pool home giVea yoo that C le .Mo & C nicely landscaped in traffic leellha. It'• tha1 luSh. com-$26,500 0 SW01 u1Y 0. HUNTINGTON BEACH free '""'" Pri<e<I tor im-
p1ete1.y CO'l'ered &; enclo9ed 194-5313 mediate Mle at $23,750.
patio 14' high. 4 bdrm~ tam-Li>< in lite lll>ot I bdrm hard-·--·642--"-rm____ I BLOCK SOUTH OF CALL S45'W4 South Coast ily dlnln• areas. Oflfted wood Jtonr home • i.r 1 1 __ SA_N_D_l_E_G_O_F_R_W_Y_11 _aw.;...;__Eota.~="=· ==~-
151,000 .. IS8.5<IO lumlabed. bdim ... .., ..., _., ,.ur iuurn POSS. 5 ledr-SPOTLESS!
s.t&·SUO expen1es. Call for appoint. .....,_ 2 •--.L.. 3 Br. + fa.m. rm., 2 bath
_._._.. ment to .ee lhls DOWN-llUTrA home. Cov. patio, sundeck.
OUEGE REALTY TOWN DANDY. 5 BR & FAMILY Up-lay '"'" ""'" $24,500. Tak• .._ • ..._,Cit r•• ~r 51'.% loan!
EXCEU.ENT Ba c le &y * CAMEO SHORES *
location ot1 cul-<Je..Mc street Oceanfront 4 BR I: Den
3 BR, 2 BA, fam nn, hdwd 115 Mllfoid Rd. 6'7H996
nni. bltllg, hllilvy &bake
root Nttda p al n t i .n 1 . L~ Isle 1351
Assume 514~ $21.lOO loan & NEW LISTING! $165 pays all. $26,500. By
owner. 548-1059 Real sharp %-sty. home ap-
IPt"OX· ~ sq. ft. 3 Br. 3
Irvine Terr11ce 1245
Big One By Tho BH_ch
5 Br, fl Ba, fan1 rm, TV nn,
35 steps to beach. 3 car 1iuy,
2 frplc'a, great place Im'
kids. $78,950. Riddle I: Rou,
Rltni. 675-7225
baths. By app't. only.
LIDO REAL TY INC.
Vic Woehler
Believe me! Tbat1.11 the price
Situated on huae 60 x 125 toot
lot. Covered Patio. New Car-
m thi.11 3 bedroom RancherG.
pell. Freshly painted tnaide.
SUbmit $2,000 down, auumc
!<"HA loan 6% tnterest with
payments 11t $162 inciudes
all. Call before it"s gone!
WE SELL A HOME
EVERY 31 MIN!JTE~
Walker & Lee
7682 Edins~r
8-12-4555 or 540-SUO
Open eves.
5%. % -$175 mo.
Walk to bch. 3 Br, 2 Ba,
channel home. All xtras.
$27,900. = Capimsnn Ln,
H.B. -9611-1132
Newport Two Story· BALBOA BAY PROP. ~'~~":.!'. '::: ::; $26,500 __ ,_n_7_<2'_AN_YT_U.~IB __ t Coron• dol Mor 1250 .,
Victori•
••-~-" •--includ. HOME + Income. Z hamr!s ·~ ~1 · "~ mg a -• CORONA DEL ~·R
3317 Via Udo 673-7300
MOST Beautiful .. ,) story
home on Lldo. By owner.
Principals only. 5 Bedroom.
4 b&th, l.ar&e living I: play
room. Maid'• rm &: bath.
$149,500. 938 Via Lido Sood.
673-<650
DISTRESS SALi!
$23,500. 4 BR 2 botb, bufll·ln
range & o~. FA heat, car-
pets &: drapes, landacaptng,
fenced. Divorce forces las!
stlt'.
CORE WINDERS
Torodal eiperience
-11
(anytime)
vli.oR IN FOR CLOSER
water condiOOner. Need& a SLJGHTLY SPANISH, ;i.iate on 1 klt near Harper Sehl. 2 ml" BAYFRONT HOMES
little TLC. Vacant'° -entry, brick L.R. !Jot»', BR houR rented. 3 BR INCOME UNITS Pnced from $98"1l0
way Wider matktt. HW'T)' _ "Death Valley Rocle Bark" newer home avail f o r SIX 2·bedroom unit& IOI.Ith See us for the Udo
this won't last. ON Ly ftreplace, ?i.tuican tile bl owtm'. $29,000. By Owner. of highway. 2 blocb to home to suit your reed!
$29,150. balhl. COSTA MESA'S BFSI' 5'8-1460 oceall. 1ri a Hawaiian Id· Walker Rlty. 67S.5200
BIG • FAMILY BUY. ~esU.l--,,Qui=·ck"°"P"'.,=,.=,."'1o"0:--ting. Each apt. with seclud· 3336 Via Udo, NB Open sun. -.
$SAYE$ ELECTRONICS, INC. $44, 900
3100 Pullman Sr., 4 bedrooms, family room, 3
PERRON
,./1 ........... ~, ...
ed at the end of a. private 2 Bedrooms. Iarie living ed patio. Bit-in kitchens. I"""~~~""!!!!!""~ 1---------~~!.~·" r;~~y !,~k: room. w/w epts, insulat~. Carpeted and draped. Ex· * 4 BR. 2 3 BA. Aaswnable Widower Must Sell
· NEAR y MC A .Attach. gar. Trees, pal.lo, cellent summer ~ntal area 5~% loan. By owner. 111&" .11pe.ce. . . ' .• flowers_ R-2 lot $ x 131!, $143,000. S60.SOO. 673-Tn6 4 BR 3 bath trt-lew:l with ~ charmed, see thla, $19,5i:lc>. Tuma. 373 Ralcam 673-lllO formal dln1na: room, aepar·
'
eo.14 Maa -"'°""' balh,®'4-0 poo1. onl>' J >"" 642-lm Anytime BGms • $21,300 --;;M;;::rt'~IY;;;ER0=;-£-1 old, aod on :a """' cul do '"""'"""'"'"""""""""""""' ~ sac lot. iroorn for boat &.
$'l .an DO Mo trailer. ltJca~ In a prl!Stie:e
Pl 642-7649 Bilbo• l1l1ncl 1355 at·· family room with fire.
'-0 THE REAL ·0-ESTATERS OPEN HOUSE 4-7 place. Only 5 months young,
" . ' '"'· • Spotlt'U 3 BR It family. New are•. 6% VA loui ii auwn-
cpll/drpa 6 t*int. Spri:ok-able.
Newport Baich 1200 approx. 2400 sq ft. Assume
712 Sapphire Ave. Room to GI loan • Ews. 536-2123
build new house on front +
You'd better see this
-cme. all new olive itttn
, · .hl&b pile carpetinc ac-
c:enied by rich walnut
-.,.. · J19MllnZ", all on an ovtt-
-llaed-Jot. beautiful tl'ff
· llMd atreet. take over
m.tina loan or 1:el a .........
3 Year Old
L Mansion
Thia: home-has 2200 sq.
tt. of prestice Jlvlna: with
2 belrooma downatain
and 2 btdrooml upstairs,
beautiful entry way with
~ hua:e llvln& room and a 7r' a.ep. family roorn, not too
mention the heated and
tnt.eml pool and a:iant
aide· yard able to house
,
MY boat or camper, the
owner b derpen.te and
must sell ukin,r: $4(.900.
MAKE OFFER.
Tllese Are
called Quickies
* DUPLEX 2 BDRMS. li.-432.460 VA·FHA
*3 BDRMS., 2 BATit
-$00.900 ,
• 4 BDR11S., 2 BATH I.
FAM + OCEAN VIEW
-$39,500
• 5 BDRMS., 2 BATII
BIG WT -~28,500
* VACANT MESA VERDE 3 BDRMS -
$'l6,lli0
*COLLEGE PARK J
BDIWS. -$26,..., '* $ 'BDRMS.. 2 BA.TH + . POO.i-.s:J&.~Wowt
'*SHARP 3 BDRMS, 3
iLU'll OONDO -~ Q),900-Whew!
* 2 BDRMS. BEACH
OOTl'AGE -S26,960 * 3 BDRMS. NEWPORT
RElGHTS VIEW -.......
'* 5 BDRMS 2 STORY . -sn.aoo
•~TE MESA
VERDE PACESETI'ER
-$35,500 * 3 BDRMS., 2 BA'llt, BUILT-IN -$23.900
'w£ HAVJ: 82 MOR& -
BUT WE RAN OUT or
ROOM • • • OOMJ: IN lND BROUSE 4 BIT.
LAil GEST
MtlHt
... na nu. '"'
LIVE IN COM exlstlng 3 BR, 2 BA newly The Rt•I Est•t• Mart
FOR $100 MO. remodeled. Own• 67>-02C>t 147-1531
Assume 6% contract on this ~~~~~:=;;;;;;=-l ---S$22'6[,500iiiii ___ I lers. Corner lot
DAVIDSON RHlty
546-5460 Eves. SG-1(9
3 BR 2 BA. amity nn. Pool ORANGE COUNTY'S
dealr. 114 yr old-xlnt cond. LARGEST
Popular story and a half
floor pl.an in upPer '.\iesa
Verde. Needs paint, etc. Has
• bdnns., J baths and
LARGE fonnal dininl; rm.
Pri~ considerably below
marll:t'l Owner extremel)I
anxiou1, your chance tor a
barpin! As.kin& $38,$0.
*BY OWNER*
Oceanfront•Home. 3.BR. utll
rm. sewing rm, liv rm
w/lrplc &: ocean view.
iiiiiiEvii,iiniitnii,,iiiiCatiitii6ii""iiii1ii16iiiil Roomy kit. 'v/bltns &
avocado shag crpt; thru-
So. ot H~')'. 3 BR . duplex. Huntlngtorl Beach 1400 Glen Mer By Owntr
Apply ?Tntal credit & your 4 BR, 2 BA. blt:M, dlahwash
total ........ " """"' $100. MERMAID'S "· frplc, .,.,. paint tnsldo • :Mo. Call toe de.tails. . out, 600 &q. Jt patio, lots ol $32.500. 12382 Ftttt 1.n, HB. 15366 Golden Wost
0wnor 46M32S HUNTINGTON BEACH
ONLY 13110 FEET out. Front )'d wfpatio A CABANHA. $63,500. m-8990
194.5313 Hal P inchin & Anoe. MANSION cem•ot & nlled pl&nto.,,
GeMral 1000 1s~~~~~~;~~ TO BEACH ~~~~~UPLEX
I: yoo'll also get 4 bi1
bdnns, 2 bat.hi, "'''"' ~s. drapes, plulh
lard8caping &. much
more. Walk lo schools
le shOpplng. VA NO
00\VN or FliA financ-
ing av'allablt'. Be
qtUd<!
2 l\todem units in best area.
Easily rented, adequate re-
tum. Tenns; $59,lnl.
39CQ E. C.OUt Hwy. 6r~39'! sprinklers, pr workshop
Frankly. this beach home k>a.ded w/ cabinets. Walk 10 Lusk View Home ""as de.11igned for the mer-elementary, 1 mu" to H.S.
Open liouSe Sat-Sun 1-7 maid In your lilt' to sit 2 mi to J .C. Lt'ss than mile
FOREST E.
OLSON
RENTALS
I Largr 2 + all·purpoee
roon1 overlooldn& S.A Ol-
tl'y Cub. Lt'aae S1E w/
•~I ' . ·"' - ' I' .. ,~ ... r.,.,,'t"
546 -5990 '
option o $23,500. 10xu:r t ., ... iiii..,&liiiiiiiiiiiiiiOi Joe. I'
BURR WHITE
REALTOR
:."'901 Newport Blvd .. N.8 .
615-46311 6.U.2'253 E,·es.
\Vttk Days 4-7 around leisurly I.: nick her 10 all chain stores.
Elep.nt 3 Bedroom. :! bath, golden Lail in the sea breeze. FHA Appr•iul $27.400
tamily room. Thi.I homt"'s It has all the conveniencet; 96?.1151 ~ tl.!··' , __ _. i n-•-.. A_ that lets ht'r bave extra -~~~====~ ""'au .... .., ... scap,... .. ~ I h "•NY FEATURES orafhw: compliments t he hours or 1ree time to sp a!'! '""'
lvonderful view ii ha!! of about in the surf or sun or i\11\e to beach. walk to new
Catalina and the mountains. !hop or !ix you an extra Jr & Hl schools. 2 pools, 2 ./ 2 bdrm. Townhouse com-
lnc. Realton plelely fu.rnl1tht'<t Sl75/mo. l~YFRONT
HOME
1 QO/o DOWN Owner. 644-1392 special dinner afte'r a hard tennis courts. Beaut. decor-
---•--pl G-·• r· ~=~~====~ days work. Bcauliful glaM 1-• • BR r-•o •---, Oceauu'\Un du ex. ........, in-·wELL LANDSCAPED a al " '-"'"' • IWWl'LI"' COST_. MESA ./ 2 bdrm. Antbot\Y poiot
" !.<"' 1100 with option at anc. avail. Owner most anx. 1 & .174 ,o • .,..u,.A,N • .......,., &. ious $64.SOO (l22·Cl 3 Bdrm. Lge. iving rm. lime savlng applillnces liki:-Wavecrest Cir., H. B. 9&?·
•
COATS kitchen filled '"'ilh all the c:.vC'! FHA ·~·~ ~~
c ·sr SIDE with p,., ,, Slip.
CT"\ SZl.950. Near Balboa Yacht Cl; WALLACf: PR.OPERTIES WEST !an.ill! y nn.,IWStonOo it-peal. \\11/l<lV dllshwasulto•., doulble ovc&n 5291.
Oeaneat and prettiest ./ <4 bdrm, fam & din rn\. and white, sandy bea
irtreet tn town. ~rated 2 story IMae $325 with 3 Bedrooms, 3\ie Ba .
REALTORS 67, •130 67>1642 cps. over rs. rp . one se c caner. range ~~~~-----
;r-oo Patlo. Sharp I& clean. A ial'-dlsposal. Romanlic •·parent SiiORECREST 3 Br., fam.
3 bedroom home, formal option at $38,gj(), luxurious master suite -546-4141-den se!ting. $28,0XI. saver retreat" adull apart-rm. 2 Ba. blt-lnl, frplc,
'Open Evening&) EASI'BLUF.t' 8)' Owner. Graham Rlty. 646-2414 ment. 3 bdrms. 2 baUis. very nice. Assume existing: """"""""'""'""'"!"'!!!!~I Least" option. 5 BR. 3 bath, Near Newport Poat Office Draperies throughout. car-rii... r;.. FHA. low down.
VACANT 3 car garage. family rm, 2 pcting in livini;, dining, hall, Bkr/OWTEr 213-670-1378
trplcs, c1111s, drps. ihutters. EXECUTIVE HOME master bedroom wilb pri· ASSUliiE 5% rnA loan. 3
Spacious 2300 aq fl home In Nr schla. shpg & churches. Assume 6o/4°!o Loan vate ho.th. Completely lene-years, 4 BR. 1'~/R, DIR.
dlnlng, new plu&h pile ~ 546.5110 on second Door with
carpetin& over hardwood, (lllMcinMllthallm tweepina: bay vie.,·.
-tile tn kitchen and UEGE REALTY Booklined "'" bath! Giant lanai over· J5m,._11Hlrlllr,Clll. "office" separate from house,
loob tmmenae 1arden or II"'""""""""""'""'"""" I A quality .homr
pa1mg. Alley accus '°' VACANT SlBll,ooo
rnave Jn condition. -4 bed· 2131 Aralia St. $550 mo. New Broadmoor 4 Br. & ed, private gate, !root land· -·• .. •M 000 -u
J •-••-rt'bl "" -o L-w ...... t--sac. .,...., . """"' room UduQ • conve I " .,........,, r • Fam. rm. Ta.stelully da'Or-seeping. Move in today. s a J t A \ r Cir, H B .
..... and -c .... , ~·-ao•
!ocatlont .,,,., """' '' EASTSIDE """ "
~n -forma l ~lning and al-'-:.:..,:B~E~T~H~E~F~l~R~S~T,---ated &. landscaped. $30.tsO. Only $595 guaranteed n 4/962-8271
kit~hen "?Ok w1th a private To see this 3 Br. 2 ba!h home Call : Jack Chcshirf' closing cos.t to all! {TI4l ~========
right! '24.9115.00. Here'• Cklice Costa la1esa neighbor.
the clinclltt! Ne..ar new hood convenient to llChooll
patio. 11us '"7il built borne !h Eastblutfs. Jn1mac corner Cheshirt" Real Estate 675-2503 51997 • 2190 Vacation Lane, G•rden Grovt 1475
Ls ready for immediate oc· prop., huge yard beaut. ind· VACANT'. Huntington Beach. Bkl'.
cupanc:y, Our trarwf~ acpd $39 500 !!!!~!'!"'~~"'!!~!!!!!!~I 2 BR OLDER HOME BAS home, hurry! C.U ~ and stx>pping. Immaculate
owner will carry a 2nd,. or o.Len~y Re•I Estate Ckt'anslde of Hwy, 2 Bdrm., BY THE SEA JUST BEEN RENOVAn:D 0303. "Oitt l\fay" 3 bedroom, 2 e~n CCNkler t lee.ae. op.ion 282S E Coast H 673-3TIO reconditioned. Best loc. INSIDE & OUT. GREAT
CITY RANCH-
HORSES!
Assume b 0/. Loan
The big 6~ loan pays
everything al $166.50 mo.
4 muter muaive bed-
rooms. I..arge, 25 ft. living
r001n. Big country kit-
chen with deluxe. buill·ins.
Huge, ~ lot riaht in
the city! P1entY ot elbow
room, and yoo CAil have
hones too! Don't de.la¥!
Call today for exdtlns
iow" price a.nd terms. Dial
Ki-0303.
TAKE OVER
7112 "!.
be.th home. Alley prace
abo J>l'QYide& boat and cam-1-========= peT' access. Reduced to 1 •
$25,000 and READY! SLIP & PIER
$79,500
.11 you.,. tomporar!ly short · wyEX. LARGE LOT. 135,900 LOLO DOWN FOR AN OLDER COUPLE
of a cash down payment or DUPL Gene Robertson, Realtor AND assume GI loan ;201 -• · are waiting (or that house Sale or lease. immac. tum, 67" ... ...., $20,500. We will he>p you With
-1'1' month pays everything. 3 the dawn payment. back east lo sell. Call us. near beach, 4 Br. den, 2 Ba, bdrm!;. 2 baths with garden r. Hod RI * \Veil priced at !40,9$ * 2 11,i., each unit. 2nd unit I% blks from Bch. Ne"·ly "'ex L. ge1, tr, WE SELL A HOME
EVERY 31 MIN\JTES
Walker & Lee
bit CU to ho 3 B
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kitchen. cwito1n drapes. o •i ~~ leased at S.35.l mo. Sl0,000 . s ni me; r. "" . ........., Custom built, :.! units, water-.,A.,.,~..., Ba, unique-modern dt>sign. beautiful carpets, hardwood I <=========I •-1 ~--•·· 3 Bed-... dn. oWher ................ Lo I •-· r ..,,.,.._ •. -'--"e _, Adult
:?Q.13 Weatcllff Dr.
646-nt.l Open Eves.
DOVER SHORES
ESTATE
tntimate in irracioul family
livlng A entertainin& ln thill
5 'bedroom home with iara:e
llvine room, richly pe.neled
family room with brick tire-
pla~. Vil!!\v from all roomL
$144.;JOO.
john macnab
1714) 642-1235
901 Dover Drve, Sulc 120
N~rt &ach
uu;1 • ... , ..... u ... q; '""''" !,-,==-:--;::==-;:::=-:I Is o Xu .. s. or appt .,..,.., • .,. ,......,.. i........ Sant• An• 1620 2 baths. gowmet kitchen, LOVELY, 3 bedroom home 673-5068. 228 Golderu:OO occupied only. HIUT)' on this
large patio· plus 1 bedroom at THE BLUl~FS. Prime $79.500, O.vner. rare flncl of a borne. BY Owner...s\V Santa Ana.
apt. & sundeck. Make offer. 846•7171 • &t&-2313 waterfront view. SUnset filli MUTUAL REAL TY Immac. 3 BR, 2 BA. new
ft1ary Lou Marion home with light & color. 2 BR .. den, 2 baths. Bcaul. 842-1418 a.nytlme drpl f 1 blk me CO. RONA DEL MAR l=Call==644-0843======= decora.tcd. All '\\'OOl ~ts. CANT/C I p I =pats.tlo. F1ru~~ <PtO•. n~ 1nany shullen. Elega.tf bar VA 00 00 •-st t •-h ' BR 3 S b ·1 T / L I t schools, cu1~t'-S8.c. 540-1435 eps o Ult'OC • or Dov Sh 1227 &. restful garden patio. u m1 erms ow n •
BR home. Asking $46,000. er ores $48,SOO. Own/agt 673--014a Very lgc home with 4 bdl'ms,
Coldwell, a.kw & Co. HORSE RANCH ~ VIE\V duplex. Lge. custom 2 family room, 2~~ bath.~. ~•gunll Be•ch 1705
550 N•wport Center Dr. 2 BR 1 bath.borne oo~x200· For sale by Owner Br. house + brand new J Br. R•pos/V•cant/Low On. PANOnAMIC Ocean view, 3
Newport Beech~ C•lif. lot. apt. Choice loc. S62,!XXJ. HAFFDAL REAL TY BR 2 BA. top of li1ystic Hill.
ua.G700 644--2430 Spacious custom 2-story ex-_o=w="'='"'673-""4===·====-'="='°=w="""'='=·=F=.V=.=""='=-44(11=-~146=,750=.='='l7=-11<='9====I ecutive home. Large formal -
dinln.:-room. Paneled den
\Vi th "·ct bar &. fireplace
Sitting room w/flreplace. 3
Lochenmyer ACRE IN
NEWPO~T
BEACH
Real r
1860 Newport Blvd .. Of bdr. 3\i baths. Garden en·
CALL 646-3928 try. Vit'\V of bay & moun-
Gener•I 1000General 1000 Gener11I 1000
FANTASTIC BUY
Fantastic $20,!m Joan. No
fees. One or 35 beeutif'Ul
town botots in excluliYe 4 bdrm home + family room Eves. 614-l&:Ja s.15-2'.!90 ~
& oW.ce. Horses dK Spanish
5 ... 3 lath tile roo(, wet bar; view, B/B ·* Ceptlntlng Newport Bt'acb area. To-II ~~~~""""!!!"""'!!!!
ta1 price $21.200. 2 extra tarie bedrooms, :! blltha.
ft.re~, built-ins + club
bouae and llJ1M!r pool.
Only 10% dn. Hurry! Call
645-0300.
NEWPORT
BEACH DELUXE
DUPLEX
Sand pebbla throow frotO
tbe pm1nd1q: sw:t Two
...... -... Cup
lup bedrooms. LarJe
kitc:ben with delun buill-
lna, lliUftdi!ckL GMl Jo.
cation. Bit ~Lt. ~· tor
lttoll. Only -· Call nowt ~
FOREST E.
OLSON
Inc. Rtllton
•t Harbor Center
229lt Harbor Blvd.. C.1'1.
. m • S n1any e)Ctrb. DlUerent "Old \Vorld" cort-
"Pool" • $26, 950!! JEAN SMITH, SHARP MODERN DUPLEX ! tem-ry, ''°'""" JWtut')' Swedish fire~a~s. Large homt'. Unob!ltrucred Bay &
O Rtorron09 letters "' lite f~r tcrombled wordt b..
low '" form four simple weirds. Finest location nrar every. Realtor b a I c 0 n y w/cx:<"an view. 111tn VU-most rn1s. ~.000 sq.
thine. Lostrollll wood panel-Large garden patk>. Three It.. 4 BR, 4 •., BA ... ma.ids I K E E R U I I~. handsome rireplact, at-646-3255 .._.._..,.m,, ••-•-i•-, """h qlN. Ideal for ~ntertaini""· -tractive breakfast be.r. For <OO E 17th "-t '1 ut:U•wv ·v .,.. , .. ..-. In -~ I I I I' I . • ..... s a "csa unit, Price reduced to EU)' ma . lmmcd occup. a laq:e active family • fun $49,5()0, $178,000. AMuine 6~% loan. .:AAta~tt"9~~'!',bor BAYFRONT APT. Bay & Botach Rlty, Inc. 8" l&J:l NB. >18c7249 IN y HOE I
LOWEST PRICE Va~~~. ~:r 1~~~1.901ij..,_ij. iii~iOvi.".Dri_·,.i~Oi· suii'ii!'.e,;Sl;;:1~~-32tti0Ni.i~l;W;-;-;-ut~cl;;llf~;-;,;;:;-;-~1:;2;;;30 -I' I I ·
MESA VE ROE. $23,950 m.soo I' 1115 SOMERSET LANE . . . ~J!"':.~ :~""'; GeorrEA~~~n BUILDERS REPO Ao ,, • ..., .. ot di'1ln<tion l ID 0 v IE I ~le bait.. Queeu l.lzed ~ ... ,"" E·-· 6~1~A Owner's lou on his 2 slory Bd .. 3 Ba. Pan/den. BI Kil-. Mo -.~ If A .. L ~ ··~ ---·~ ~ 1to n ~ · So brlt '"'"' tedlhnl I' I I I' m~ wo ' guy~• _...rooms. buill·in r&Jlie II IRVINE TERRACE-m" ca """ )'Ollr ga111. p. . rm. a . wan1s to hove his coke ond oven. 5*1120 . Comp!etely ttpalnted lnstde out. A~ll. NOW $68.500.
TARBELL 2955 H•rbor Ou lJJtandinc 001 borne in & out . AU new holase tea· R. c. GREER REALTY r-------__,someone else's -, t.oo. t-tS'
Rush. , .It's Plush I 1 priv. mid. Jll"f:a. 3 Lge. Br. lures lncludlnr bonu1 room. 3350 Via Lido 613-9300 ICU NE AN I
Fam. nn.;_htd, lilt. pool, moo'""~ -$737/mo PAYSI""""'""'"""""'""'""'""" I I I I'· I' 0 ~ ~...i. •:::t HUGE 6 Of' 7 BR + lam. CORBlrt -MARTIN AU. V•cant. -. .nytlme. Univ•nlty P•rk 1237 ...,. ..... ,, '" """'Jl'hllnv
rm. 'Aitb 3 ba, Ideal tamlly :REA~L~TO!!RS~-~,.'.!:~"'~·;~~lti62~1 !H.E;.R;IT~A~G;E~~=~~:'.".S~-~~~~~1 ---~~iiii~~~~~f,~.,..~~""f,'~'"°it'::"""~-~;No.No.~ 3~"';;'°"';· homC'. tmmaC', Sparkling 3036 E Coas1 11"''Y·· CdM --roXlJRY,. . 5jl
kl I d A PRITNHT!SNtJMBEE saulf •• l?J.l1Ttl$ IN I' ,. I' ,. I'' r I tcien, custom rps/c:pts, WESTCLtFF -v,ry SEETHfS-BEAUTYI atLOWCO!lt.Designcttltde-V ~~ ~ _
hlt·lns, aprinklt'rs, l<Ncl.Y desirable location. Th I a Collete P•rka Sh•rpest cor for modern llving
patlo. Only $37,(0). •paclous JS bdrm home is ASSUME 5Yt% Bcau1. decor. 3 Br. home • UNTSCORGMlfT •'N·SW~!l unm I I I I I I I P.W.C. S.i&-5440 beautifully decon.ted 1 hAB $171 MO.PAYS ALL w/fam. tm. Nr. park11.. • • • _ . _ •
LEASE WITH OPTION 2400 panelled family room \\.itb ) Dr. 2 Bil, f•m rm, sep din pooLI. Low $31J's. lnteresled~ E11~n No.. 32. Full price wet bar. 3 separate outdoor nn. 2 trplc!I, compl ldt. utll Red Hiii Re1lty
$1S.9SO SJ1D tolJtl per month. Jlvtna are11a. Peter &irtttl nn. tmmac lnd1CP9'. By own. 1b8 CUlvrr Or., JrvlM
Bkr. 96)..4171 5"1&-8103 Realty 642-5200 l!f e~s le ~·knds. 549-19:10 OPEN 9 AM-8 Pilt 833..(&l() SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION 9000
WlY I'll.Or JI
HOUSES FOR SALE RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS ·••HA~> RINTAU , MY.rt._, tMJ place hlr .0 a., ~etie
Pllo-Are Open 8:00 a.m •• 5:30 p.m. •
1705 .._._ Fumhhod ' -Unfvmbhool Apll. FumbW ' If!: Pum-Apia. ~ l•pun1 leach -
OCEAN VIEW HOME B1ti.o. ltl1nd 2U5 E11t iluff 3242 c..t1 -4100 NewpO.i "9fl. ~ c..to Moo. 1-----1-r-1
9 lo Noon Saturd•y -Closed Sunday ~ .. ~"~=~'".• ~:.:... ";",..7.!"RI'.!'°~. 9AYVU UNSURPASSED2 ·$30.00 wL. ~.~ 1 0<,!.,BR *
-• -Y• -1"&Je 00' ~ $400 n>O, • """ --..,_ ID --• £. Uth OllWNS DIAL DIRECT ••• 1>42-5678 B>', 'Ba. W/w ...... --Pult ...... m.:.n 'BR, 'BA. 41• ...... 4 ...... lllltdio ·-·~ t"St". $1lS=="'-=· ;'P;:·,;6'6-1""'80"1'= °'' lot; comp! """"""· • ,...., '"'"''·· °""" 6'1Wl5I • ~ ·--"~ -An xi o u •. • ubmtt. F/P Summef: Rent1.. 2910 or 6'J5.-0621. • M:ict ~~~· CoNne del Mir 4250 ' .
WESTMINSTER & NORTH COUNTY DIAL FREE 540·1~20 ;<4,"10. ,, e N"' cafo 6 Bir -th ot hi PLACE l!EAl.T'i 494-mt 2 BR . s.n,.. •Pl ~ Co-.. .tol -32.50 -N ~ --~IOU way, aptJo.,
HANDYMAN'S ~ ~ ~. ~.. --~·~ -l>t>lt. EUI-No child, Special! 4 Income units 120 ~ 67.5-6110 FOR Luse -Cameo Sbcfts. FURN l.u&e badt apt; equ!v bo ~ts. t'rly lso $l85. mo.
)l(b. IObeach.Patiot.decks $250 wk. Luxurlou• 6M01orltu.2Bdnn'a.eon. to lmt. Util pd. $13$. Hr Av&llnow.Af:t.1,642-7898
Huntlnvton Buch: 540-1220 L19una ~ch: 494-9466
Hours-Regulations-Deadlines W/octan view. Ndi. pa.l.nt, watertraatapt.poot. FumJ vmibki den. 2 ha.th'•, MW rumlture. S4t .. Jlf6S90 FURN bach. Quiet. See
UltOltl: All~•....,. .._,kt cMck ftttlr Ml ••Hr aM ,....,, lmm•ll•t.t'y .,,.,. etc. Should rross $9.0t» yr. BR. 2 BA. c_n4) 673-3003 spacious IMnc nn, din1,.-. Smith to apprtt. 8ualnesJ man. _. ..-....afka...._ THI Dl\ILY PILOT ~m. llaWllty for..,..... .nly t• Pr $69600 .....___._. __ ,,_ roon1 S3'?!S _per mo. BACHELOR A.Pl' ...... .i .. tJtll _. No 0 kl ~ -_,. _ ... 1 ... a..1"' --.,. __ c---I• -tlm"' • • ........... JI.IQ' ,,......,...,. __,......; Incl· ... __. _ _ . -wv .,... c o n 1 • N ...... '"'raoSft ,.._ --..,::.::i ,,.. -_.. _.. ..... -~-· , .. MJSSJON REALTY 49&-0731 RENTALS •-"'~nt!t ~· "''.ro''" deoorated Jncl crpts 'd:rpl. ~ -""M.u, "° ._
DIADLINI Poa '°"' AND klLLS: 5:SO PM. the d•y..,.,. ll'IWIAtlM, ••c•i-t 1WQ.-UNJT LO't nr. belch. HOUMI Unfurnished or collect 2l.3JMT-2Sl9 all utiJ .fUrn $UO 64J..8«0~::::::::::::::::.1 ~-Ana A'fe. L ..,. ......... "*'-.... M...., ........ when '*'"' time ii S:~ ,.M. $21,!Xll, tertn5. Owner: (TI4) roR Lease, .camto Sboru' cla)oa: 548-0797 eves. 4300
PrlUJ. 365-22S4 Gener•f 3000 mos or leas. 2 Bt, CIOllVl $135. l BR upgtn apt. Crptll, i.:•::•:::illN=-----=:::: 1--,:-:-:-:-"-,,:---~
TOU MUST HAVI! KILL NUMllRI W1Mo lcllllllt •~ M loacaUaa of ..,kk ..,.,.., COiY, modem. 2 R 1175. 3 Br & :io x :lO don, 2 Ba. -· llvinl rm, """' • blUns. "'°'· Milt, CLEAN Bae,_ Apl.L MAIOINl9U•
::..::::..:. ':(b • ~~ .r tM klll tuamlter t~ r-t.y JMrr "" t•k•r u PJ.500. 190 Canyon ~ playroom. Lge yd 10 r ::~ ~r pd, apt E. 1346 Plactntia All atU incl $85 up GARDEN .&l"R'
,.., u · [)rlve. 213: 39&-2501. cbildrtn & pets. Q k r · 0 Studio apt. util. pd. 315 E, Balboe BJvri. Excellent, SIUMA. ~
1..,.., .tfwt hi ..-. to ldll or c...,.... a MW H that hu ltMn .,...,., turf we a~ 645-0111 OCEAN VIEW H MES $95 mo. BALBOA 6'f3..S945 1--b adalta .... 1.. J •
Mt ,_,.,.,.._ ff • • untll tht • IM• • ..,..,.. In th• ,.,.... Duplexes For Sale 1975 $llJl s er, l% Ba., frplc, ~ ~ =.:. 6U-4014 YEARLY l rooms by the '""&cb. 1. 2 Ii: :S ~·A.
DIMl·A·LINI Mt.,. 9f'rktly cuh In Mvance '1 mall .,. at any "'9 .t .ur •fflcQ. DELUXE duplex. 2 Br et.cb blttne. Wtw, drpg. Children em: 2 BR, 11i BA, Bltina; cpta, !:its~ .. mo lnclts u~ Poof, ., lboppiiw~ j
NO ,...._.,.,... unit. Ooee to ocean &: bay, ls sml pets ,welcome. Bkr Duplox, large lower, 3 BR., drpl, rdrl&:. Gar. U• p:xtl. .......,., bCJ pc . 1Tl1 Santa An-. Apt. :Ip.
-, h L •-,ooo. ...._ ___ -~" ""----. 534..esao m: llCboola. 213-HT.416'f Fernando St.~ e MSGG e , 1n wAI Y 'ILOT rwn• tho rltht f9 cl•uify, ellllt, c.,.w.,. nfuM •:;t advw-_, vwuoa• ww. """""""' 2 BA, trplc, blt·inL So. CllELOR Ap~ Ulil --••
, • • c ,.. rattit .... ,...,r.tt ... without prior not .. ...., ..-~ .... ~.., of Hwy. $325. 6'15.3S!t5 -~ -._ $80 El ~--M t·' -· ~ tlMIMnt n4 t ho Its _.. no-.iJlts,Villa....__._ ... __ ,h, EXECUTIVE home 5 Br, S EAST&de2BR'".-. dean. .... ....., UNFURN 1 -2er-=·
637..(16.14 or 61S-3C5. BA, crpts, drp8. dee bltns adults only, no ptf.s. '364 E. •00 • mo. ......-0 Cl ly painted, w / w M•ll Add,_: l•:r 1175, Nowport JMch, CaliJwftla -. F~. r>l:A 5f6.6740 2 BR, dbl prqe, le yard, 16tt Place. $165. Mo. llO E. Balboa Blvd., $150 , __ , til. ,_.,
....,... OK for boat. trailer. ele. l=========:=-li;61HI02~~~=----=• mo. u...,. u -~
CLASSIFIED COUHTlltS ar• loc1ted at follows: RENTALS $160. 2 Br hao. ea-. l250 mo. m.lll'lS Mu. 135 Albert Pl, CM.
HouH1 Furnllhtd W!W, cllildren &. petal====,,--:-:.-,,-Newport IMch' 4200BAYFRONTYearly, t BR.. call&2&-4968att5:l>JM11
welcome. Bkr53.f..6980 SPACIOUS New 4 Br. viewl--"-------pr, frplc. Adulbl, 92.8 E. I BR, prl pe.Ho. aJJ.
General 2000 =,...,.~~--,.-.,--I home. Avail. Oct. 11rt USO N ft. ch Balboa Blvd r.-... .-,. -.:;:,~it J130. l Br hse-, pr. Jae fe~ month. Agent 673-2222 ewport Dea ' .... _ _...,, .... .,.... .. •
F,.. R1nt•I Service ed )'d. ~t o.K, Bkr COUNTRY CLUB WINTER Ir )'Uriy ·rental&. Pf!ts: or childttn,
Daily Pilot Classified
Rave tenants waiun<>. Give 534-6980 S BR. 2 BA, 2 story bowie. · 1.IVING 507 East Balboa Blvd, adults onl)'. $115. S..Ult ' • Frple, gardener ind. $350. -•-Balboa Broker 613-&80 us the infonnation of>. your $275. .3 Br, 2 Ba. Many ex-635-5t2l Lu,xucy pi-den aparlmew.o • 1 BDR. ipr, qrCi,
rental & we will rent it free. tras. Avail Oct. t. Children Mo. ofterin& complete-privacy, Prefer teacbtr or CLASSIFIED INDEX
HOUSES POR SALE ,,.,,. '"'"
•IJllUL t• MIU VlllDI Cott& MaA l1M NIWPOll:T allACN
MltA Dll MAii 11• ttSWPOltT ntewn
MUA YlaDI lilt N.WPOaT tMM:IQ
-.. ... wt:ITCLI'" .,......,. PAltlC. 1111 UNIVIUl'n' .. Altlt
Nl'WP'Olt'T aU.CH t• IACIC llAT NIWPOttT Hll•Ntl 1111 IA.ST at.Uf'll'
&Auo.t. COVIi ltlf COllONA Dal MAit MIWPOaT SHOall lttt Ul.AOA
•AYC••n im llAY llLANOI
MTINOlllS IUI LIOO ISU
DOVllt IHOltll 1'27 IALOOA ISLAND waneu"" 1111 MAltlOll Ml ... LANOS 1UI KUNTOlflOM atACW
UMIVSUITT PARJi: 1111 ~NT::cv..W..Y
tRVIN• 1UI LON• atACM llAC:K. .. ., ltfl
llASTalU,,. 110 OllAN•• COUICTY
rav1a1 TlllllACI 11e ..a.101111 eaova
cottOlfA DIL MAit Ult WISTMINfTll
IAUOA ... NIHSl.llA 1• MIDWAY CITY
IUCON OAT 1• SANTA ANA
RAY ISLANDS 1:151 1AMTA AMA MEIOMTI
LIDe ISL.I llSl 1VmN
lAlAOA ISUJfO IJQ COASTAL
MUMTINeTOM a1AC1t 1• U9UMA llACM
HUNYIM•TOll MMIOU• ,. LA•UNA MIOlll!L FOUNTAIN YALLl'Y 1411 MISSION 't'llJO
Sll.frL aucM 1• SAN C\.l!Ml!NTI
IUNS!l'r •1ACtt 14" OANA l'Ollf'T
ea101• oaov• 14n T•IPt.ax.-.
L.ONe &IACM IMI COMOOMINIUM u.icnooo ,,. RENTALS :r"":: =::; !: Apts. Unfurnished
...
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OllT ~ ITATa ,.. MNlltAL -
STAMTCMI 1'11 COSTA MlllA II•
Wl!STMINSTl!I 1611 Mis.A Yl1l01 J11'
MIDWAY CITY 161' MllW,OltT lllM:lf f2M
SANTA AHA ,,,. JllWl"OIT MlteMTI nu
SANTA AMA 119Tl. 16'1 lllWf'OllT SHOl:IU tftt
OllANea IOI W'l!SKLlll'P tut
T\ISTlll 1.-llNIVl!llSl'n' PAllft "'1
NOllTtt T\llTOi lW IA.Cit M'Y SJ.9
AJiAMllM '"' 11.&ST at.UP.. no llLVlltADO CMfYON UlS COaOM,t, DI\. MAit JUf
MAYA.SU LA.kl 1•7' UUO.t. 5M
U.GUMA Mlt.t.s 1111 UT 11LANO$ SUt
U.eUNA •!!ACM I,. LICO nlt: US!
LAGUNA NICIUl!l nw KUNTi••toN aaACM ....
MIUIOtl YllJO 11Cll f'OUNTAIN VALU'Y S411
JAM CLIMl!MTE Ult •H.aOA 11LAND ms
SAH JUAN CAll'ln"ltANO 11111 SIAL llACH Sdl
CA .. ISTllANO lllACN ll'IS LOMe SUCH SS•
DANA l'OINY 17'9 OltANGI COUMTY Ult U.ltU..O U41 OAltCl!N QltOVll Mii
UHllCI 1711 WISTMINITlll N1t
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IVl•StDlt COVlfTT 1• LUITA ANA Sl:lf
SIEI TO II MO't'ID IM SAHYA AJtA Nlt$MTS 5UI
OOMHIAIM '"' TUl'nll N41 UPLllXIS l"Oa IA.LI "111 COASTAL stM
Al'AllTMlll'TS fOll IA.LI ,.. U.OUN,t, llACH PIS
RENTALS
HOUMS FumisMd
OINlllAL
llMTAU TO SMAltl
COSTA MllU
LAGUNA NIOUIL 17'17
MISSION VIEJO f1ll
SNi CUMENTS mt
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-CAllA POINT 17• = REAL ESTATE,
11M Gentir1I
1111 T1UPLl'X. tt&. 1111 COHDOMntlllM = 111"1AU WAllttD
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UNIVlllllTT PAllJ
1•v11111
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tACIC aAT
IA.ST &LUl'f
l•YINI Tl'IULt.CI
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L.IDO ISL.a'
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HUNTINOTOll lfA("
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5UI. aUCM
I.ONO IUCM
ORANCJI COUlfTT
JMtTA ANA
NESTMINSTl!lt
MICWAY CITY
SAMTA AllfA Mll•NTS
COASTAL LAGUNA llAC.H
~OUNA •10UIL MISSIOft VllJO
$AN C:UMINTI!
1M JllAJI CAl'ltTltl.HO
CAPISTa.uio ••ACN
OANA l'OOfT RIVlltllCI COUNTY
VACATION lll!NTALI
CONDOMINIUM
lUPLl!XIS l'UIL
RENTALS
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COMMl'RCIA\.
U5t IMDUITllAL lll'lftAL "" .. ,.. "" 1 .. IUINCMt:5
NII CrTltUS oaoves ACltUGE t• LUCI! EUINOltl
,,.. at:so•T P•oP1•n ~~ Olt.ANGI! CO. PltOPliRTl
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1416 MOUNTAIN II DIESlltT
SUIDIVISIOM I.ANO U• lllAL llTATI 111Vl(f. = It.If. l'XCMAN•I t1t1 It. L WAlfTl!C ,, ..
1111 BUSINESS ind :i: FINANCIAL
1741 lllSINl!SS WANTIO H• IMY•ITMINT °"""""lllt'• ,.,.. auSIHSSS Ol"POltTUNITIEJ
ttSI INVISTMENT WANTIC
117S MONIT TO LOUI
Housu Unfurnished
Pl!llSONAL LOAMI
'IWt!LltT LOAMS
COLI.Aftlt.AL l.OANS
a•Al ISTATE LOANS MOITOAOl'S, TrW 0.dt
MOMrt WANTSD
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COSTA MllA
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COLLl•I PAlll:
NSWl'Oflt 8UCM
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WllTCLI, ..
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!llVINI &ACK IAY
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LIOO ISLe IALIMA 1$1.MD
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The Real Est•t• M.rt A pets O.K. Bkr 534-em CUTE 2 Br .• trpl:. beam ceil. beautiful landscapll'lfr & un-Huntington B•Kh 4400 242 Fk>wtt, C.M. \ ~~~m,,INO ::: 1741:~ 8e1 1 •cK~ Bfv~,::!f·,8• ,..__,. ._.____ 3100 f:!.~~ $250 Mo., r::11fn~ =~u~: NEAR Be a ch, ~wl)' 21_~:: .. w/ .!~• pau; ··1
CAltPl!T LAYIPt$ • •IPAllt .. ,. 0 1nney ... OU><'s ...._ •• --_, ........ --. Now l••~i ..... 1n decorated Bach apt. Util pct .,,. ......... In ,........ I ou,•asl!s ~ OCEAN ... .,'"......,."' -.. ••'>!::: .... .,.,. • ....., .... I I •• --,T,.. ..,. SLOE, View, 2 BR & Newpo-ft•ach. Slart -per mo. Also new. '" ..._.u..w ,. ....,., s Bedroom, 2 baths in ex· Huntington Be1ch 3400 • • oc ~ CllAPTIN• Sl•Ytcl "" den, 2 BA. Washer/dryer, -llenl -· C.M. , __ .... _ -1700 16th Stn!iet 2 BR, crpts, drps. No pets DELUXE 2 BR studio. -"'
ELl'CTatc:AL M<11 d h b "l Se l hru ~ uu~u• """'""""' ch"_.__ *"'"" _..,... IOUIPMINT ltlNTAU u.H s ws r. av&J p t Built-ins. Dishwasher, en-3 BR. 2 BA. 2 cv1p.rage. Furnished or unfurnished or UUIC.lJ ........... m 0 • drpg, pool. No chil4 ..... 2 i
ll'INCINO ..,. June S250 mo. 1 s e. d Fo---' • ..a, To•~n •• fedec. Modds •-· DDM 10 9 pm ~25'19 thru 10. Call "'""' ,._ •, j l'LOOtll closed patio SZ75 lease. Ki s '"'"-"" "" .....,,. --~ ~~::~:.:'."l!~~:it1~':-:! ::ed ~~ m"::. O.K. :r ~:',J :~~-=! OA7llK1 W64UJ0700D ~~~ ~ ulp~2 BR apt. 2poolBR .. ""',,.':!'P'-... ~ ... ' ~]
a lE,.UlflSHING "7s lse. ~Sun It Mon. THE REAL £::.'TATERS 846-357'5 -..,_. ----·-.,. i"'
•uoeN1N'" ~ 546-2313 646-nn GARDEN 536-lm SSS.·-536-1366 pets. &C-80t2
$1Nl!llAL SlltVICIS 6'lt J Br, 2 Ba. den, trpl, W/W :~1"• cisctNG ::: Rentals to Shire 2005 AVAIL Sept 3, 3 Br, 2 Ba, crpb, acreened porch, pool, APARTMENTS LARGE Deluxe beacbapts. 1 2 BR.!!':--= drpl.
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•Vl'll SlfO.. = SHARE 5 BR house, 3 ba, 3 p:iol. Pool service provided. re1s, rio peta. _,., mo. """'· SINGLE Young Adults Lux le 2 BR. fumJunflun. 219 e 540-323.5" e , :!~tT:. c1..u1i :: car gar w Im at u re, E-side loc. $280. mo. lse. 5'0-16.12 ury earden apts with coun: 15th st, Apt 1• HB 3 BR, 2 Ba. PMr Nt¥t:
MovseCLEANIN• ms employed ma It. Cl.I. 546-0584 betwn 8 & ,5 Eves A New 5 BR, 4 Ba, bit-ins, try dub atmosphere and O C 4600 Garqe w/ wiork ~
lNTE1t10• OltollATtN• 61'1 646-1058, 5'19-2623 ask Mr. until 8. LI ~13TI. df1>S, fenced yd, water pd, romplete privacy. SOUTH rante ounty Crpts. drp&. $180.
INCOMR TAX, '74f Bake $350 968-6013
utoN, Of'MIMl'll ... ''" 6751 r. 2 BR, cpts, drps, !tove, · BAY CLUB APTS, Irvine at SINGLE YOlltl& 8.dults, tux· $135. t..ge 2 BR upltn ,
:::~r!~INO !: SH ARE M y e I e g ant refrig, Upstairs. Ideal for 3 Bdrm 2 Ba, blt-ins, neat 16th. Newport Beaeh, ury garden apts, wttull Crpts, drps, blttns.
iasuuNce •"' waterfront home \V/dock. older cple, !mall pet. C10lle bch. schls. newly crpld, (n4) 64.5--0550 recreation facilitiea &; com-Mgr apt E, 1846
~A~~fo~~:~111t. ~" :: Man 35 lo 60 yrs. SlSO mo. in. 548-5331 or 548-0065 $200 per month. 536-8129 BEAa::>N BAY VJEW, 1 Bd:r plete privacy. South Ba,y 3 BR, 2 BA, Xlnt North CW..
'IWl.lltY ••,AIL ate. ..,. 675-4331 3 BR home. ~ area. tam-lrg !iv rm. pine pa.net, beam Club Apta. '111 So • Mesa location. $110 .,.;,. ~::s~~NO :: MALE 30 would like to shAtt ll.. only, ms. Mo. Fountain V1Uey 3410 ceiling, Beach I boe.t avail. Brookhurst, Anaheim (n4) 546-6288 I 1 MASONttY. 81tJCk m1 2 BR apt, COM $100. Agt. 968-4362 l BR. 2 BA, frplc, w/w $175 yrly lse util incl. 4-7 PM 772-4500
MOVING a ITOU.01 .... 675-2903 AVAIL .Now .. BR, new,... • ., I . 675-3337 AVAILABLE Now, 2 PAINTING ... ----..ku .ne "" ....,,._ crpts, drps, b bu; •. patio. G rd G 4610 crpts c:trps. bltint.
PAINTINe,, .... ... CAREER Woman to share bit-in range, drpg. fenced Leue $225 mo. 962-0076 B E A c 0 N BA y. Cozy • •n rove '
,ATIOS .... 75 96 bac.h I l I k i t h No pels, adults. ,ltOTOOltAPHY '°' home in North Huntington yd. Le~ Sl · 53&-44 e or ap w c en SINGLE Young Adults Ltllt·
,LASt11t1N .. Pmi.. "'"1' "" Beach. Call 897-7544. 3 B drps stqye 1 · Jg L'lun• Seich 3705 facilities. Lrg patio. priv ury gan:len apts w1tb coon-1 Br. crptl!I, pool. No ~~~·:~=MIN• :C:I ========== fen~ yd', chil~'; ~gj,e~ entrance. UW pd. ~vail to try elub atmospbett and G' pets. $125 mo. 3131.,
POOL sE11v1cE n11 Niwport BNch 2200 k $1'10 968--2950 'TIL June 1st to responsible 7-1. $100 mo. 673--7"::>35. complete privacy_ ,SOUTH Apt L. 64l-3f9!I · ,
f'OWSa SWlll,INe tn• 1--~-------o . mo. adults 1 BR. pa!M!I liv rm WINTER Rental _ -BAY CLUB APTS 13100 t BR, ,_,ta, d r p· p,
l'UMP s&av1ca •m UDO Sands. 4909 Bruce EASTSIDE 2 BR Duplex. w/frplc, M'P din rm; ......a ,. _ _._ --"--/ft....:;;_" 'D-"-~ llOOFIMO .,. N n.I.. decorated Patio lil t>U•I, max. 3. 3 Br. 1 Ba, QIAPMAN Ave.. ............. wa.a..<,.;:l ... .., ............ '"" ....
1tAC10, •...n. mk. '"' Crescent. Avail to June 15, 3 e .. Q' -• crpt/drps. SJ75 incl u gU'J', $225 mo. incl util. No Gtvve (n4l 636-3030 lfil Mesa Dr. $lJD.
al!MOoELIH• • 1tlPAI• 4MI Bed• • ha.... ....~ .. --1..1-..... gar. $140 mo. 642-2657. ~ •""" alMOC~LING. 1tnCNl!NS tHf ·" "''· '"""''"" ... ,. .... , '"''='======== 1 _0_•~-~-·-------pets. See wkends or after 6 DELUXE Jg, 1 8', -kt-. a..-ffU feneed yard. Pool avail. 1 · 116 34thSl N B.
IEW•NO ''* Near beach. fBl mo. No Mesa Verde 3110 RENTALS pm ·• -Uar, ocean view, carport, ~:;.;,~T':~.1i;:,..::.P::~s !: pet:;. (11 535-4575 or fll Apt F · heel OCEANFRONT. tear 2 BR, $165 lease. Util pd. 499-14'13
YAILORING •t1' 77&-3834. LRG ~ BR. 3 BA bi-level, -•• urnll garage. Married epl. Close '(EARLY RENTA S
rE1tMITE C:ONT•Ot. Hn panel'd fam rm. tnnl din General 4000 to schl3 & churc:hel\. $160 Laguna teach 4705
TILL C.•llllt 'm PENINSULA POINT rm , 2 1--1($, lronl & rear -r mo util incl. Winter.
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TIL&, ~ & Mm..-i1 '"' .r-uo:;ovt>""' n ~ t' .,.. Tltal! s1;avic1 ''" ~ u ... 3 BR. 2 Ba. patio w/ gas firepit. $360 2 BR. 1 Ba, view duplex. util 673-0057. 2 BR duplex. furn *-unfum,
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TILJVISM* ........... ,... 6tU w/ae.p. tamily rm .• kneed per mo incl gardnr. &12-7364 incl, $150. OCEAN FRONT 1 BR.. 1pac: nr Vk Hu I 0. new ~~~Y ::; play~. Steps to beach. 1 Br furn apt 1or single lri r N'cel cpts/drps, frpl, rar.
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3 BR. ' Baths ........ . Avail. Sept, 1~ $315 Mo. N rt ... ~ 3200 tchen " iv rm. I Y 497/l<ai • a-o Ba JOBS A EMPLOYMENT Hal PiDchi & A 6'5-e'l ewpo ~" ienUtman $110·incl util. deroratro. shag crpt. $1ll . • ~ 1 th ········••
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WINTER, 3 BR, l BA B/B view fDI' elderly penon 673.-6990 or 1zi.31 698-3627 Lag. Royalc. ~. 871-17(11 a BR. 2 Ba. Fllm ···.;.••;.;.·;,-' -·
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prefer family. 6210 Ocean-TOWNHOUSE 4!»-5488. 1 & 2 BR-Bachelor Apts.1=-========: I REALTO I
front NB. $2'25. 213: Adults only. l BR. 21tit Ba. •Q~. 1 Br. garde.n tri-ple.x. Kit-TV-Pool-MaJd Ser. $30. Dant Point 4740 29()! N R 596-1109 Beaut. decorated. $275 month _.. per wk & up. THE ewport Blvd., N
B & B h W/\V, drps, avail now. BAYCLIFF 455 N. Nwpt $25 Week&: Up, heated pool, 8T;H630 642-2253
BAYSHORES. 4 Behm, 3 ba. ay NC Broker 534-6980 Blvd. 646-3265 kit.. laundry. Ulil pa.id. Dana PX! to $3$ Wa.tietfront.
SepL • June lease. Privatl! Re•lty, Inc. $145. 2 Br. "''"" Children ac-M · 1 34Ul C t IU ~--••·-· community willl/beach. $315 · _. 1 Bel. Fireplace, very nice, arina M s • uclUUl!I "= _......,t J
mo. ~1006 Agt. 901 Dover Dr., NB Suit~ 126 cepted. Avail ~14. Bkr. excel.lent peninsula location. way, Dana Polnt, 714! RA, pool, pri bltlcain;y, '
645-2W> Eves. 548-6966 ~-~~~-~~-~-I No pets. Employed adults, 496-1300 apta. Boat Ill.Pl
DELUXE 2 BR u PP er • $160. 2 Br. Nicely turn. avail •tiJ JurlE' 15. 673-2123 subterrantan partdnc.
duplex. furn or unlurn. neat TOWNHOUSE: 3 Br. 2~ 8&. Convenient loe. Child O.K. aft 6 Pl\1 , fALS Caribe Balboa Ap
beach. $175. 675-4432 eves. FrpL :.a,llo,I pool. 2 Car Broker Ma-OIU OCEANFRONT, v....., nice, Aptt. Unfvrnlshed 310 Fttn&Ddo St, N ,
BAyrnoNT • "··k , B 3 gar.; .. b tns .• c pt s., ~•; 17141 ~ -""'"' ., r, drapes. Lease $2751\fonth $135. 1 Br. pool, nr shopping. turnlshed 4 Bedroom. "'--I 5000 °'~
Ba den. Lease/option $500. 871-8811 or 642-2497 Avail now. Broker ~Ul 2 Bath. v.nira BEAUTJroL BAY
mo. 67S-4331. A1so unfum. •"KP" * * &12-1260 Split-level condo in
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Corona d~ Mar ~250
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WATEIU"RONT with 3 0' ......., OME dock. 3 Br. l~ Ba, crpts, Costa Meg 4100 \l/AT1'.."RF'RONT pier & Doat, VEND Trina modeL 3 BR. 2%1:;,
drpa. adults. $500 mo, yrly. • Nalil!l&u Palms e 2 Bdnn TV &: patio, boat :~·. =· w'7:-to ~·
673--6698 1 &: 2 BR. Pool slip frplc, $185 .. incl uW. 410 11\fMACULATE APl'S: ope°'1'. Avait M.d1
EAST'BLUFF, 5 bdrm, 3 177 E. 2'2nrl St. 642-3645 River Ave. 673-8229 AO'uLT It FAMll..Y $"25, 644-4464 ,
bath, tam rm. 3 car gar. 1 BR turn apt. SlOO/mo. incl, OCEAN FRONT. yrly. I & 2 CISECTloIONhS AVAl!LABLEP k 3 •• 2 BA r--•-ft : Gardener pd. Lease S550 BR apt&. Adults only, no ose s opp ng, •r _., ~......... 'I uHI. l\tatu~ people prefer-2 a. (745 Dominao Dr M ) mo. 644--0TIO _ _. ~~" ........... Rltr pets. $1~ ea. util pd. Rer.s. * Spacious 3 er·1, Br--• ~·-ut· "'· '"""· ~ ' Avail 9/20 It 10/t. 675-3127 • 2 Bedroom• .......,, new, -~
DEWXE Condo. 2 BR, 2 1 BR fum $145 incl util. • .swtm Pool, PuVereen from botb muter BK "'
Ba., pool. $250. 3 BR, 3 BA, Heated p:iol, adults, no pets. 1 & 2 BR-Bachelor Apts. * Frpl, fndiv/lndry fac'ls nn area. frp1c. ,
SZ75. Broker 646-0732 S4~?.62'1 or 968-1740 Kit-TV-Pool-Maki Ser. $35. 1 ... •--hal A $310 mo. No ctdld:ftft per wk. 1c up. 1HE MESA .w ~ m ve. fit>lMJ --._u... 2 BR, convert den. 2 bath, 4l5 N. Nwpt Blvd. ~!1681 COSTA ME.5A 642-2824 pets. or~
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NEWLY Furnished 4 BR. 4 NICE 4 Br near !!Chool &: blk from bay. Yrly lease. Across trorn Oxo'a' 1•1:
Ba. avail Sept 15th. \Vintcr shop'g. 1st & last mo. renl S250 mo. 642-0010 ask for 3 Roomt Furniture \Vestcliff Plat.a. ia:; to .•• '
or longer. 1213) 789-!069 or G4U9l<f Don Crevier $25 & UP 1665 Irvine. 2 BR,. 1 .JiA,
(Zill 412-6692 QUICK CASH NEAR New, acrou from MonU>To-Mooth R<nW. $170 up, $175 doWll. iUPJ
roRN 4 BR, 3 BA, $Kl(l. Newport Heights 3210 Bay. 2 BR. 2 BA. Winter WIDE SELF.cTJON Bedford. ~ ,, N~ly dee. Avail now. rental. $225. Inquire at 211 HFRC Fumiitzre. Rentals a Bdrm 2 Ba c:atpet:1. dillt wn1, ... 1a1 or ydy OIARMlNG 2 Bdnn 1 Ba, THROUGH A 19th St, NB. 6'13-2106 511 w. 19th, CM ~ hpfc, blt·lnl, bch 1 '
(n4) 624-noo garage-, carpets, curta~ BAYFRONT, apac. 2-3 Br, $145. 2 Br, gar. stove, refria. $725 yrly 1R. l33 fttb
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WINTER rental, cm:y 2 bdr ra~ Choice location. pvt. patio, 1ml. boat dip, Oilld -pet O.K. Bkr. Days 541.(611 txt. a ult
:::: 2 ba, .,, ... patio, •~ ,.,., DAILY PILOT winter "" $t91H7lS mo. ..,._..., Dick Smtth. 61>J810
:: 218 Via Dijon. University Park 3237 incl. utll. LI 84395• 673-8229l:II05.="1"B"•,..d'"u-p'°le-x.°"F"e'"nced-,,.y-,.d. 2 BR. Roq HOep. A;$. l'OWllt CllUISIRS 5Pl!'&D-SKI &OATS
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•Jtt DIAL direct 642-5678, c.'barie ----·-*NEW BAY FRONT* w/w. Gardener incl avail Crpts, drps. bltine: It Mel = your ad, then .:it back and 3 BR. &. lge. fam. rm. Avail, WANT AD 2 BR, 2 BA. $330. Yrly be. JON. Bkr ~ 1ar. S18S. Mo. Call ff.It~
...,. U..ten to the phone rin&! Oct. 15tti. $325 Mo .. leue. Adults. 233 19th St. ~ $140. 2 Br. new crpts, bltins, 540-<Km. 4247 Hlluia w,., = t -.:"""='===-======..:_:Call='=833-o=ll31.======-========: !SPACIOUS, crptd, 2 BR. 2 patio. pool Broker 6CS-OUl N.B. I ""'' BA, N•. ocean 5000% N<P-1"======== YEARLY·Od.11tSBR# .. = "tu~"'~·~W~in~ .... ~-~171~1~):;629-~1~""~1;C;oot;;•;;;;M;•;•~;;;;;;;;;;;S;IOO;; ~~St. % bloclr ~ = ~ $?7..50 Bachelor apl Utll pd. -STAR. G.AZER"'~ """· • .,,.. bltino •poof. (A11n1111l'ftllll • ea. 2 BA. ...., ..,., nM p==-::':i---illJ<IArtL.0..UN---"T"'-::=~ 1525 Plactntia.. UnllllUlllVll bl-Adults, DO pe:ts. P5
::: M •---"""" M e WINTER RENTALS'• la<5'W1tlll,6l3-2310 ,'!J: ...,. A-..... -. ...,. W1N1FRED I. FOSS. .... JUST COMPlfT1116 "'''· llaysldo V"'·-N• .. ,,,. iodewlopmeuoge forT~dar. • 642-3850 • ~ ..
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* * * *' * lllAL ESTATI UAL srf'ATI IUllNUS 111C ANNOUNCIMINTS
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BALBOA ISi.AN!> • Leuo 2 OOUN'?llY IN DWIOllD FRAN~ No Pd,._. FO!JIG> 2 ~ ..... Wlll1a "°""" !07 Mulne A"" 11a , IAlt. ....... S ... -IC, ... ....., ~ p, ~
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Sllloll..., ~"' t11 & HuW, 1CAPITAL -C.tallna hl&nil 'fri Mo. SA. -Now Co. comblnlna. -1... "Bl"°•cl<-.-port=°'S!smne==-ca1~..i-=1Ji
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"" ~ ~ Air CondltlonM 'IV odlo >Oii """-tlit 1-IL CIC aw-~ coll 6 snCIAr c..lss1FICATI N-FO·lt ON FOREST AVElllJE Mount. a o..t '110 Md~ .... .,..n... . ldonllly -.":'. • Desk 1p&ce available :In 1.111: ~ 1n oamPftltartl NATUllAL IOIN SWAPPllS newe1t otttee bulldlnc at ' 'tf'd' Y.• ¥c 0 ~. tuat tn:ll'ttl ·om" ROD DACHSHUND V1c. ot Glen -1
Spoc1e1 -.i. prtme Jocotlon 1n downtown , tnda>". we ·--l>tl· Mar b:t, betwn Adema ., ~!ltVtCI 'DIRICl'ORY SllVICI 1>1UCTOl'f llltVICI DIUCTOllY
S LI--5 ti-.,... 5 bucb L<fvna B<ach. Air condl· SILVER VALLEY ter. B~=: .. 118,,..~, CM2912 _,. llbya!Hl"I '5SO C.~ne • 1 6590 Hou11clMnl.. 6nl ""'" -"''"'" "'a."°" . tianed. .,.,,...._ "'••ttrul RANCH HOUSE ""'· '1•11.000 !,...Ml + ~ ~... •-;::. "::.:':.:., ":,.... ~ ;; ::~.::; entraaca: Fronf&ae on hd wort ,+-abWt)>"C!Qll1l'Ol coune, ot tr.e 10 aoocl humc CHILD CAR! CARPlt.fTRY WOULD You 1 ~ I wDI
.......,.,..," P'Olit &All _ TUDll ONl.YI Fore.t Aw .• rear ltada to & )'OQI' emeio)'ttl uncw ow 11 unclaimed. 60-5803 1 lltUe pt. .. e 2~ to. 5 MJKQR JUCPAD\& No Job clean JOU!' llllinl' tw m.
PHONI 642-5671' Mlllldi>al llR!idnt Iola. 150 dlrectloo. s~ _,.tion. WOMF;NS· &l-~ vie. K· ,...._Jo. ,i.,ma1e •com-Too .sm.11. Cabinet In -Qilp 6-T lfl-'lllO
To Ploco Your Tr1der'e Per,dl" Ad P<r month r.. -· °""' ACREAGE Get In ·~ olati lo• 'low<• Mart...,.., CM. 642.filOI p&lllon to."" c ,.., old .a.. & olbu cabinet.. BAY •-ote·l•Sav·
and chain •vaflable for $5. invest., choice ten'lt, hl&b-GREY r&bbit. 5t&--51.S cir 4'ul}iter, M-11' included. NMl.1&; tt eo &nswer' lea'9t CarpN. windaw1. Jloan.
HAVE,llO'twla<H<teltu.. 'a a.mu. 321 ft.S. P/S lluslnca hoon aMW<rire CITY OF .,.,-·--Ii.or v.-u. 4 rAO-. -· et~ It o. •lc.llct6Coounc:11411-l«ll ury yacht $175,000 clear. R/H, Auto. Trade fOl' T.D. &er'Y1ce available for '11). INVE511GATE O'nlERS .,._.._ .._.,_.. .._.....~.
WANT: prim• vaca.Dt 11.0d camper or con&ider any. All utilities paid except 100 LA.IC.IS f'lftST FOUND, Rabb i \, vie. ~~~~:J;_;:,a. $20.00 A1'ldenoD ' WINDOWI DlR'n't '
., Income -ty. llr 1" t!Wtr. 284 K1toi< St, CM. telopbone, NEWBERRY IPlllllGS ~ -Mn. s...;.,. 2U/ Mar1nen School ~ a · QUALITY ~ • Altera• Jollntt)I llwlll .,_ -
win m.8460 Aaerrt. 6629'31 eves. -~~:!.., l'tl.oT,.._... .. ..,. MAKE YOUR OWN LAKE 65U530 (.M W> .b txee» LARGE 'J'\lrtle, S'' V~ Gf CliIIp ca.re; mature EUftlo Uonl -Nft comt. br boar ~ n. C -...
San Clemente l R-3 level UDO TM"' 3 Bdnn '"-n..~ ~ .. ~... "~'"'L ... _ ...m Santa Ana NB ~ oean lWOm&n wUl care far Pt Cootract. Ml-MG ~ c u<Ot• LAGUNA BEAQI """' ....... reblrn yoar c:aU. ' · • chfldren in nice home irl C LRP~""' ,.._ .. .,,.. -lron1-67•• kits 90xl00 ae.z., Oote tD PALM SPRINGS 4 Bedrm 2l Mllel El.It el..,..,.., on ...-.c.u,.,.. ... ........., ---""'-=---------"I
,hop'& 4 beocb. Tnde fD< LAGUN A BEAO< 3 8'dnn -===.;: .... .:,-=---1-· Nev. :IOllO ft. N<ar , ~fq AjlplN .... ~ LOii 6401 CM. (4. 1"""' yd. Alt 5' 0.W. doort • t...... J.ZJY -
N.B., C.M, comm'l mfJ. or \Vill trade ~.!Xll equit,y AtODERN Air condlttoned [Ab Loreen. Wonderflal land ~ 10 own your ow;n ._.. ...-. IUe Job, c..ti 666-2576. ~~sm: DU' bcme.
units. 6i2-3eO all pm. Submit _ C>Wner, 613-71)71 au.ite, 17th Street, · eo.ta fllr apricots,' altaHa, ut tree =~ ~en'a & r"1 ~ JtEW ARD for at white 6 MO'IllER w..,_ts plqmat. REPAIR. Partttiooa Small se.ft *
'67 vw Bue ~ ~ I Mesa.~ 'RID aquare feet. l'O'fllnl', fish rallmc. bone v own )'Ol1r own ..... p black AluJwt pappy, nan.. 1or ~boy, S:esa de R.emodd. e~. Nlte or d.11, ---,,===---1
bllc interior, sunroof, ~. ~ ~ ~mi?~!~ $240 per month. Parking -rantb, boatin&:, etc; etc; with • tlNll invutmw W ''Panda" Los\,_, Newport Ji4at uea~ ~169'J Reul Call KEN 51),..'4819 I RONI NG
rd c:ond. all ao!!!SS. TRADE ... -S40M. Will consider Ci01lee room j a n it o t tiJ:nlrtil in ~ Huntizwton I; Fairview, Dar WU under WILL tlall;Sit for child al Aeuom~ ~ !or boat er '!''!' ·--~... ...,.,ice aU utWtiea !.> 40 Acft• Ranch Lud., tm-Beach &re&. AU mefcbu:' medication. Pleue return. tacber X·tffcber now REPADtS, .ALTERATIONS * 673-3524 * =r d~)Of' -~er boat eluded. Phone Mr. Rlfr pl'O'Ved wrm modem I BR dtle is cn...coMipment,. No 16-lfB). motbm'' mo>e ' · , CABIN~ Any mt job J1nltorl1I 6790 T.~;;c:;r.;;·;;;~~;;:h;;;: I ~=~~-~=~===-1 rancb bou ,,. ltY m~t m merch&Ddilit. • 25 )Tl. exper, 54M7l3 '"'-=='-----;;.;,:.1 Dod&e custom bulJt Mlnl-Mockm Newport Bc:h. in-beamed ~·1..... ~ pay after it la sold, We train L\DIES wallet Vlc Center BABYSl'ITING, Nexl ta WAL.LS. Windows. 0acn.
Home, 1~500 value. Trtde ""'"' W>i~ .,_ $8J'1>""" MOOE RN OFFICES --;;;;;. ba & ,.. 6 .......... you at no St, CM°' 3rd A ... , Lqtma NewpO!t ll<l&hla p.ik. Mon carpoi.. Oommerclal 6
·for eqult,y in home, dUlll!Z rental Cose to bch. iso.ooo .FROM $6.5 PER MONTH :.rin::nTant ':. ~n-UptOMI. Far complete lntor. Be~h. Fri 8/1. Va.\Glbl• thru Sat. M&-1154 Cement. Concrete 6600 n6ddtnt1aJ. Daily, ,....i,y
or tri-pler. Newport Beach eqty, Trade tot C.M. area ~., pe.rklna, central to. cJomJ& 1000 pl plv: star-m&Uon. write or Phone F. L. Pa I> er L R.ewvd:. 499:2.169 BABYSITI'ING My home • roN--tn>tk 11 and/or Mo. 181'-13:111
area. 548-9661 comm1 mJa: or units, Call ca.tions, SecreWi&l .ervk:e. • T1ertley 2130 Ncrth Holly-aft. i. •-· · """"""'""' a ""3t90. So Cl.li!, ht Nat Bk Bkl&o ap tank under «>lbs PR• wood Way Burbank. CaUt. .,, 11th st, ....-. Fenced t)'pll. Pool decb 6 custom. DUTCH Malnt Suv, erpt
WILL swap crca1m.1 ue
<A. ski chalet at Moonridp
Ski tow near .. coune far use ot beach lro.nt place.
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HAVE: Searl -drY-642·1415 Cftle eoptlc tulr, all elec., . S.,avlew 4 C.taJhiO, Lor EXP. llcemed chlld ctn,"" CEMEJIT WORK."' job too ......... HAny VUI -
• .,xtnt.NEED:Equlvalent OF'F1CES 5lippwnp,301pip11'mln READ THIS Bch . GENEREOUS -.. Not II.,._.,......,, lmol1, .......... Fr 537-1SOl!UmU11calllfti. cas dryer. at80'deptb.Jmprovemenl!: REWARD. 49f.03,n or M.2-&108. • 9 •1:==-:-==,...,..,,_,=-Call aft ' p. Reoeptn....Anlwering FUIC'ed witb 1".,, •• x 300 n 49f...m)g area. eltlm. IL Stumck. 548-161.5 SPARKLE Jal!ltmiU • \lftD.,
28' Jettries tlabinc boat, 350
hp eDC, aood radios, nnae,
mecb ld.nt, Tn.dt for new,
antique cu ar dune bQay.
S48-~ alt ' pm.
968-6Sa!: m. Secretarial redwood fence. 1 Miles East Xlnt tor retired ptgple LOSf· Brown suede purse DAY can, my home. State Block FUICtl -Patioa ... dow cleantrw; SU.. ~
'&i OleYy Soper Sport, 32?, 3345 Newpcrt mvd., N.8. cl school. $'16,0'.n U want a part er full Rx ilaws (M&uren). Red Li e. Hot lunc:het. Fairview Planten. AdctA rtrnOCk), ~· ~~a:-
. p/ plb. R/R, lo mi. ~1601 : . -. mab cue Har1xr lU ASB card. I: Baker. 540-NC Freci .t. 60.aisa Eves. anup, est. ~~Trade for 'G7·'6I DEWXE o1fice ln or.ta Or will •.ubdivid• 10 mobe7 ~ ol )"Om' ~. m..«SG, ~ BABYsrrrJNG, M)' borne. ESTATE Malnt Tne 5-9 vw Bui, same cond. Mesa. 15(X) sq ft Air cond, •er•• •II 1mprov.men11 own. For example '2000 m. '°' Lmpard. " Siamt• cat M•&mU• • Warner, F.V. Contractors 6620 ~~~tr.
963-3121aft1 pm. crpts,. drpg. 548-6761. $55,000 or 30 •cre1 un-ftStmient can net $50 wkb' lf'8f lb1adc spats. Rtw'd. ~ qe. HJ..6f15 GENERAL Omtn.ctor . All ta, -Giii.
3L4 acres dtrus. I..indla)', AVAILABLE Oct J st. lmprovN .21,000. by .~U. C hn maJdnl !M&-0191 BAB'iSIJ'IJNG, My home, carpentry, concrett, ~ &:: l•nchue!!?I '59 Cadillac Sd.V, aood tires,
palnt $500 value. Wont pick.
up, truck, C1lD'l,ptt or wa.nt
to ttnt S BR, CM house, l
cat Kiln.If!. 646-54116
Calif., $80.000 equity fat Carpeted •walnut panelirrc .. 0 ?'. Dowft. lelarte• Gn deliveries. Maa Verde area. remodellnc. zs ~ 0 -
boa.t, airplane or TD'• ct $'5.. mo. 675-6MC I 1t trust d•ecl. ~2732 perlenci. 531-'f9M, MT-2'2· HILLS A SLOPES ea
submit. Paul Stuart.; Own-CMl'A M~ ottW::es. A/C, Call D. W, Wllaon Personlla 6405 BABY srrnNG, my home, ~. Na:t )'tan
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ulb ..... '9<m:I -.,...~. --$2)5 ,., ~ 15'5 COUllTUY TO m11 .... ..., FREE! ..., -...... 3-.... old c • .,..i Cl11nl"9 6625 will "' _..., Got ....
PUERTOVAU.\llTA,M,.. Baker,54&-48"~ lllOICIR. MANAGER boy, ..... 6*0188 --1CaD-.ril!ll
ico: Com.mm:lial +apart. WILL NIGOTIATEI Retall l:wholeuleoutlet,CJr.. Buie Boattn1 Count CAJtl'C 6 hrD. d•ntnr. * l.Jc'd J.,.._ i.ncbcapt
,......, $85.000 • Trek tar c:..nmo.dll tol5 CALL 147"640 .... Cty °""· Men toeloeled -., th< pttbllc by Ille lrlck. Ma .... ry, etc. fM l U> tlorvlce 6 ~.,. conlnclor; -lnil-
ulabl• So. Cll. Pavl Sbw<. APTER 6. muot bave die obWlor to Bolboa....,.SO-..tor 6560 """'· call S1"11ne to. -•aardeno SJ0.1<111
Bkr. 494-3223 10% NET manqe a rftlil store .., ~~~er~:. BUILD Remade! pair brlgbtnea ! 6G.m:I Ventura. Larp new home,
clear. wm ucharl&e fer
bayfront, w/dock, view er
income property ln N.B.
area. Lorin ~ 615-2071
Ba,yfront 9 Bdrm_ home. n-p-i'a"A-P~ua._,._..,.. ticn 'If$• ..,_,..'fl\• "t ~.,.h~-i!i ..... WC:..~ Every Monday ·nJ&ht fer l3 Brick,, block, cJn:.e~.· DIAMOND II a carpets bezt Plptrfwinglnt '85q Want smaller or induet 1Jt: ,., ... ....,., • _...,... -...... ...,. &ao;w • ., i.. L-..i .... i .... 7 job too --" friend! Diamond Carpet P•lntfnt Fully leued,, !leW 4 unit dbTct merchand.1-. $15,000 Me...,. ""•"........... p.m.. carpentry, no •11,...· Cleaners. 66-UlT ---=----~
prop. Local ., :;:a-• bJd&., .,..., .,,.,....,..., po. Exchll-R. L 6UO Invest "'I'd, lWly J<CUml. Mon., """'· 15 <brlnr "°"'" Lie.°"'"· 96MM5 \ .=;;::=:==:=::::== 2 ret.1bl1 coll-. I
OK. ~ti;-420 Ba~ tenti&l $U5,000. ~" Wm-. VIEW Home Xnlt cond. 3 $250 per wk. to atart + book ant nlabt) at Newp:art & ·~ . .,.,, lotlt. Totol $21D.OOO. BR, 1 hL Xwl hill .,... llh&re of ....... Should ,.. 11arW Ytcht Cub, 1lO W. lulldln 6570 C.rpol Loy!": 1 61126 lludonts contr1ctl119 Trade 2.fOO aq, ft bu&lness
rental; ctlice: « retaJ1 ahop
for 2nd TD's. n1·21S 62nd
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WhatdoJOQbafttt>trldet OwnerM8-<&l1 ---0r,n~-·. turn $25..000 per year, F« B&1 Aw., Newport Beach. 'Pl' • • I • Liit It heN -ID Ortiwo =='======I-·~~ ~uw detail nt.63N8Tl. No--lloo.£1>. *Room Addi"°"' •oR c•RPETING interior orloroot'. °"""1'• 1arpot ftod ,,.._ clnoe San Fru-OUland. ' roll ot c1.ua. J.ZJY -* A-ts 6 Unlit r ~ h qpOll-IUllmeaodeal lntludrill Rllltal 60fO din rm, wwk llbop + 2,... A TT ENT 10 N BEAUTY call m.1155. * Cu&!DmHomea * Kltcbe>" OR CARPET LAYING ousa p<iinling.
FOR Leuo, l300 • ""' .. n In .......... dbl .... patio. OPERATORS Own ,.... --* 2 $1My specloll<ts FREE c. A. ,,... m:mo Fr.. 1stl"'-'"· -A * * * * * indvL .,...,.. 111c ., tt, new !4l5l 52>7953. want: own •bop, ..,. "°" could "' HUNTINGTON BEACH la>oot/dnilJt lO "'· exp.
1 !!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! bid&. 1"" Lopn st. C.M. "'""'"""' horn<. P..,... of. 3 atatlom, end Sept. 1 • D<c. l6th at Hun• Peclflc Co1tt lulldlr1 Electrical -~ 6640 _X=lnt=w=o~rl<~.~~~9=~=9~3~6-·1 I' '" 0681 '°""' '°' 0"' ..... In ._ B<acb lllllt Scllool, '2c; E. Coolt Hwy. Etiiffi'IUCW<, ll.,.....,, NEED PAINTING?
RENTALS REAL ES1AT1! BUSINESS ,.. ilowntown Colla M-. O..t 7 pm. For 1n1o call llG-"39. em.no de! M., entl -small -malnt 4 can us! Re11ab1e -w/ ~-RENT""' M·l! W5 sq. It, FINANCIAL ... pmenL "°""' bu, d>e ftP&ln. 5'Wl!3
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lllllN lallnll 535Sliltlo!!?'.•~l·~~W~1t1~-~~_JS!_!ff0!!! mo. l30ll i-.. C.M, 11111. 0 ortuotltln AOO "mod" """' ond tnnd 0..rwolght Ledin ~.......omcme Ploon '665 rifl=:= 1---------I; 6T5-SUS c.-new, for cnty $4,000. Let I want 10 women 1'bo ll1't 10 .:;:;;:::.===----1 '-'="-----..o.;;;;,
LITTLE Balboo lllond on FAMILY N_,. b 0 .,, FAMOUS ,...-iw. -., and can pound• or ...,. """"""' TIME FOR C1.,..i Vinyl Tiie • !PECIAL • GrandC&nal.DeLuu2BR daperate)ylchildftn.~ L... 6100 IRANP NAME Van, at'l'beRealDtaten t.otakepartlncroopwilcbt Allfb2et11."'Clcokn INTERIOR 6 exterior .
1 BA wa...-. w/boot 11, is, 15 6 ll. 646-4511 CANDY R0111'ES M&-nn ond start -1ou P....,... of ,peciolhed lj>UICK CASH """ ••L U.. COlllr. Sl!P· 3 .BR """"" 4 lrim
dock $26:io. Yeut,y leue. No NEED .z Bdrm. apt in VACANT Now avallab!e in Costa Meta money! reduclnc. AD inqu1ries co~ 5'1).nt52 5'Mf71 $288. 41 BR er 2 •l:or>' $311.
ct.lldn!n o• ..... To -call IWl>er Scb..,... by Sept. l. k many o...,. IDWD< In thll e .. .Plex -$48,IOO, W% lld .. tlal. Aok to. Mn. Tbom. THROUGH A 30 ..,._exp. Chuck 6'5-00
owner rn.<l2ll1 """°liable, 64>-ll55 CLEAN R·2 LOT ..... All io..t1on1.,. com--.. T • u 1 n c o..,,. ., Mt.om. DAILY PILOT Gerdonlna 6610 SV8VRBAN PolntttwJDe: mercl&l er 1.actory, Veey cln&-take OVffr ·P'l'.100 11t Expert Guaranteed Wart
H 11 ...., leech 5400 • LANDLORDS • 5 BLOCKS TO BEAO< blah "'""""'no aelJJn& In· TD at 6%%. o....., wlll * D 'ti WANT AD ANTllONY'S Free •<L No job too Wr< un "a;;== FR.EE RENTAL SERVICE R. D. SLATES Rultor1 volved. To qualify )'Ol.l muit finance bt.l&noe at i %. i500 on e or too small.~
1' URN IS HE D OR UN· Bloker SH-6982 5J6.l8al MT..3519 be miahle 4 have 1 hr & to $600 mo i1X1ome, 3-J BR • PAINTING Int A Ext
FURNlSllED W.\jiTEDt C.,... Oir cu LARGE R-2 lot, """ bnlld 4 u, ,..,. time <U>• "' ~ 1-2 BR 2 bath opt. with Coll "' il ynv '"'1 belie"" In PlAINUIG 644-4860 contnclod picel. 1"llr Ina.
Z 8edm'Jm carpeta, drapes. atorase, vie. Balboa 1111.. units.. Centnll3' Jocatmd tn eves). . fireplace • air c on d . cave •bte dati~. The Be1t, CIOltl no more! Satfd¥tlon OW'· .,_ ..a.
builtina. aood location. One m-9685 Mary-Franoel Hunttnaton Beach. $1DXJ. ~ to ~ ~UIRED Buildlne CM!r «XXI 9Q. fL ORANGE ro. 5411668 TO na.nna t Experienced. Maintenance Jim Weeks t7J..llM
block to 5 Points Stores. BOAT Slip er DlOOl'in& fnr •· 53&-«i6T ~ ..!~. ""M·'-~~ well be Io w ttplattment 2-4 Hr record1na lllil'SVKl.J Buda'et Landacaplna
ll.10 up. Owner 64.J-.21135 •"""" _., ouoe ... ~ ,.,. --• .. , 5 ~~·" "··t .... 1o Graduate Horticulturist •FOR Better Pa.in~, in-
Mana;er 'l'ZOl Ellil Apt D ~~!.!:_~.~? l -918 5 M LOI'S. Coat& ?if~ l'lOJt ture stture with tn. & Dwm ;;~, ~ ~·~ WANTED: Lovinc. kind, terlor le exttttor, &COUIU
8G-83ll3. =~-~--~,-,-==--·I 309. Zon!d 35 units. Phil &: Bradstrfft rated National Smiley Rltr. g 4 3 _ 2 2 21 cbl!erful DWI over 40 to be y~p~ ="'=il""'=',;,· ,,.64M077....,,_,..,,.,6,..54W:llll=....:,I
).iiiiiii;i;i;;;;;o;;;;;;;;o;;iiii5 I BAL JJL. )'rl.)' to $190 by resp. SUlltvan. S4l-678l. Co. Tor more information $46-9666 ' father to tffnll8 etrl and Sprirllder inat.J.led &: • _1.. PAINTil"lG. Ext-Int. ~ Jn * IEACHBLUFF * ......._ Fum/un!. eva. lelld name, •"""u 4 pbone Ri'flRED "°""'brother, p!UI hWlbend ··~· exp Im Lio. ,._ oat
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, 3 8 , 2 Ba, FA 6t6-S1. LI s..zm Ranches 6150 no. to: ROtn"E DEPT, P. o. Per 1 on for to tbetr mothef. Send name, ed. New lawna. cleanups. ._:._. .. • "'-~· ·-
ew ""' · · ·• l~~~~~:":~~ii\.!"-~-~~~~~~C.~l~U~. ~~! -In -frao.. .1---'-"'-· Monthly Service, ""1Ua\. .......... -diahwshrs, patios, pocl, MOJ'HER, w / 2 daughter&, P<J.'o !1769 · addtta I.~..,....,., to P.
view, 1 & 2 Story, waIJc: ta needs l BR home ar apt in 0.Mrt Resort R•ncih CANDY SUPPLY chi3e business. $2IXX> fttuml 0. Box ~ MJ.uicn Viejo, 968-19'28 p~i:. ~~.ir:
:Ii Points Shop'r, H.B. Nn.'JIOl"l Beach.. 6'2-1633 232 acres dole ln to Palm RDtrrE ~!,to~. PIT, no Rll-1 ,,:Collfomla::;::=:,:...~~~~-Qu1ll'1 L1wn Service bended. Reta. ftlm.. &a.m.
847-3957 * RENTAL SERVICE * Sprin&1, All fenced I: crou AFFILIATE "•· PALM 1:; Card Read.in&. Establllhlnc new route by FREE TO LANDLORDS fenced wtth steel plpe posll CNo 5e1Una: Involved) O 6•10 Advice A help en mmy well Qown proleaional PAJ:NTING 8Q' area 15 m,
DELUXE newly ~ted l Blue Beacon &15-m.ll &. drill nid.. AD 1t:ed worlc11;'i' Excellent income for few Investment ppor. " matters. Fully llc'd. Open Reuon., refs. 645-2754 expel', Immediate ~.
J!R l~ b&thl; 1tud'ic with =========I=:-~hu~~mapln.:! hourwnl-) D~~1or1 SlLENT Interest. Chain dally 10am-10pm. NEW Lawn1 ~ _can='-'Bol>=.;•;;.t.:,-;;.;.o;.;.. __ I
retrig &: blt-U.. l blocks to Rooms for Rent 5ns . i.u•• eve. np • ~-.... co -motor hold lnd Sambo cof. 213/1117-8272, 210 w. Whit-Complete lawn care, clean Planerlng, Reptlr 61IO
beach. $140 per month --'--'----"-'-"I ~· .. io.:,.~· .. -..1 Aof 1~ leeting snooey from. coin fee shop. l % yr aid-Net tier Blvd, La Habra. Next up by jqb or mcnth. Free ___ _..._.,__, ...... ;;;I
n-adewinds Realty 841-8Sll. PVT. room A bath + me.a u=s ~;o;J P ~ operated dllpen1er1 in Cotta Xlo/o _ tax ihtl~ for to LaHabra walk ln theatre, etUmates. Call 846--0932: • PATCH PLAS'l'riuNo.
MODERN 2 BRa. all extn1. ~ ~-'7 :~ ~ puttitt and al!alfa~nch :a e! ~ 2%-7% avail. ~1893 LICl~SED adv1 ~~. ~ ~ Fltt attmate.
$13,;.$145. Some w/pool. ocean in Laguna. Ref.a. Is Pft!lerrtly UMd for pUre name .brand , candy I: Splrltual Rea in&:•. ot -=========\
Mgr; 174n Keel!lon Ln, HB. 494--Q61. bred beet herd cperatlon. ana.ck1} $1575. Cash ~ Money ~ Lean mo on all matters. 312 N. E1 lndustrlal·'*"~"' ~de •. nti&J. P1umbln..i "'° Eves: 847-lb94 Thia ia cne or the fin6t tm-quired. F« penonal in-Camino Real, SU: Clemente ~ •
CHEZ ORO APARTMENTS ~~R~~ =~J:: p~ rancbea In~-Calif. tervtew in Cost& Mna area, 2nd TD Loan ~·. :-::1 JapeMH Gardener PLUMBING rtEPAIR
No job too tmall
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8234 Atlanta .\ mmt be seen to ..,... &JP~ eend name" addtta I: pMne , ExPllt ., comp! yard &e:rvice r
1 Bdrm. Pri pr. Pool. ~~48 now. Ma.n on I Y :~ = S:OO·: = number to' Multi-State lnc. Prompt, oonfidentJal service Attr•ctlve Exptrt Frw est. 66GlU. a2303
waabu/dr)'f!r. SJ6..3927. ......iv For f~ inform&. 9051 E. ~perial Hwy., '42·2171 545-0611 YOUNG WOMAN Exp'd J&plDell!! Gatdl!!ner. ========:I
vrw new deluxe 2 2 BDRM'S So. of Hwy. 1 blk. ,_.tlon.v ;.,_ue call Emert Eck-~. C&liL WU2 (2U) Se.rving Harbor area 20 yrs, dancer wW teach you all ~plete yard aervtce, ~~_model, Repair,. ...
Br, 2 Ba A 2 BR. 1 BA aptL from beacb. SJ.BS. Adults, no hoU """' 861411. Sattler Mo.._,_ Co. l&tl!!lt ltept. Call Ardell tree etum&te Ml)...1332 $175 mo. S36-6TJ> pets. 642--7898 ''• •-213 : 511-m8 1·10 PM . " BUILD, Remodel. ~
BEA,..._.. 1 bolA" 1 .. -. --. Eckhoff & Assoc., Inc. AAA. CANDY SUPPLY 336 E. 17th Street ENJOY ti TREE Senlce. tuerai yard Brk:k. block, 11 an ct• te
2 BDRM. 2 BA. pvt patio,
healed pool, washer book
up. 96]..899f
\,J1. ...., .... "' '"'" 1813 W. Cllapma.n Ave. ROUTE , economy vaca on cleanup. Rototill I: sprinkler crpntry, no job too sraaD '
private entt' hltb, Util. pd <>ru&:e, calif. (NAME BRAND CANDY) Morf:aHM, T.D. 1 6345 C&t&lina lalaz.d. Fram S8 ll!!l'V. fM6..6M8 LLlc.~Oot~~,~·=-· =,,.-,o..!i!_!;~
$75. 675-0542 eves. «•• 2621 Ewf.wknas -· _4 Exd•'-wort mu-I: ~ mktweek fl1r two; Hermosa -7 LARGE comfortable room. .;ru· ' __., ....,. ""~ OONSTRUCl10N Money Hott.I Ph:me Avaloo 117 CLEAN·UP SPEClAUSTl * lF yau nm1 remodell:rc,
convenient ara, Pl per ~"!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~-"'I = .. ~"°: coin available 1lr iDcome pro. iLlX>OOucs ~~ Mowizw, ~ odd ;j)b&. p&intina or ttp&h's. Call l'L:::!l~"';o..:ll:;U:;:.:;ch:;__.:57.:,0S;;;; I week Call IG-1758 Ac,.... 6200 l.ftlL Mut~1o dt'f'Ote dudas ,........1:y, Fcnt&n • Pblme 60-7217 ;;;;m.'"'i: R.euonab!e. 5tM955 Dick, &tJ..1197
OCEANl'RONT, Utll pd, no SEPARATE.-....nvete 22 + ACRES 2tollnper-kli>mob =-= :'"' P.O.Bozl2230otla-F;J;,!".;:,~p=
............. """ ... 1175. bath. 'IV, .. ,. crpl&. f15 c"Lo·SE TO """ rood Income, No -0 If I co B v 1161 n ';':: I wUI not "' _ .... for
s.w;., '"° Will furn. $1Ml5 att 6. mo. * 60--M • inc fD?Wvecl. Apartments, etc. Writ• or any debts ~pt my own.
SLEEPING Room for man, ANAHEIM 1991ID13.9IO required call TIU• Realty l Ronald "..,,.,. _.._
REAL ESTATE -•...,. l entr ~. mon111 (8uod on..,, or full -l •---~--~ 21.i ••. . ., STADIUM y., penoaa1 -'" :::::::.~e·,,,~dw1.~,· '••-Ann-nts '410 General only. $35. 15f3 <>ranee, C.M. )'CUI' era. seJld name, M-~"' , .-rur
llentata Want9d 5990 BEDRM, Pvt bath~ kit and UADY lot devdapme~t dreu I: pbtme: no. to: tncbam. JJabem• ~Ill PlltMANINT~
, ·.;;;;.;:.o;;...;__.____ ... v'a, ln<ley, prr. lleflnec1 Productive en,.. Grove will l'R.\NS-Wli:STERll DIS!' CO Phone <lml z;t-5286. SPICI •L ,. c"" °"""'' READY to • • ~ • y ~ WIDOW. Teenqe IOR Ir wen lady. Refa, $85. '93-3188 u ~ WILL FINANCE 590 No, Azua Ave. to% Ret ... r. n. 2 wb •wtina Sept, 12
............ ltll1 do( -FURN ...... In beaut CdM ::'mCED RIGHT CALL OovO>o, Calli. 91122 IJ,$n.<S 2nil """ -... 112.50. ;'7.IO
parUy fun) 1 or 2 Br apt or home for angl penon. $125. NOW! • DISI'RIBU'IORSHIP wrrH· bl.nd amall ht en lot wtth Rqren: Btauty World
llb1 boua Net over $12> Rds, no 11tdx!l1. fB.4lS9 WE SELL A HOME OUT 1 NV Es TM ENT: Lquna'e tlnnt oceu view. So. Cout Plua. *'1'990
mo. """""1 EVl!RY 11 MINUTES n.lwoe .,.,,,.,, .. dru1 $C0 P<• month Incl. 9'° 3 SUN SIGN ATROLOGY NEED1orJbedruom.hoUle Motela. Trlr. Crta. 5997 sped&lltlea to tavern1 Jl'l,229'DisooWtt. cJu1K. Rf&'\,lte' now
oro-ntbyOrlDbl<ltt liNIGJlTUP Walker & lee ............ ·-•1•: BROKEll ... 1131 ' Betrlnnen·Advtticed: • mo.oo lMl1 "' ... 1 dilld • ··-~ _ ... ~ ,.....,, -..__ w ~ •• 50 can the ""' m.,., m-em call a.fta c or week.end&. Rll'O'--•"'• 1' •• m-. ~ 201,J WestdW Dr. eUTIUW htah datl7 cub ,..._,., .,.,_ .. dQ'I or ~aft. ..
548-:W •--""""°" 146-Tru O,,..EWo, -•montb~71--------w ·~ TO •u•r• ecate.Bar L~ •--..&. ovuwrlt&E•e.rrth trwWANTEDt 111),000 1st TD, CHURafclloill,~l:lllNdo ~ ·~ -~ 2311 N""°" Bl. CM -fun<ll>od -. but mut be W% 15 ,.... -by ed. Oppor1Wt1'1 6lr -
MATURE ooupla wnvld lll•• 5'l-9lOS 7 ACR S W/~IRMIT -•bl< Pvt or full "-185.000 Comm. bid. Bkr· \!"~'~"'"~===== to "'"" a nlot ....,,.. About WEEKL.Y ra!ts ... Lutt TO KllP HORSIS Wrtte O<EXCO D ti. M+4D l:i;.'::J:..""""'·Box "113 -. 23111 N<wport m ..... AdlM:tnt -~ ;•• 1 ... 111.. Pblla..i>.. am 1·AN=NOU=~N~C:~~=~s-·1 c""!'W>' Lott '418
MEDICAL -.-°"'* -~·l'"c.":w 1.11.::0 iiAUTICIANS encl NOTICU BY OWNER. f P4CD'IC
L--..:0.. dad. Be Y<IUt ~ 'Doll. lWrtfd V1EYr Wter7 ••••. ~·=~~ MllC. Rontalo "" MAKE OPl'IRll -. -Ille. "7.aJM l'ountl IP-Mil -liC5 ...
...,.,.. -In !ll1'lll1 ... STORAO!I Conae Oir mil Writ< or con1act1 C-W-II. •IJQ. IJC'S. Onnp, SU GREY • ""''" -litt. ..... I N~ "SO cf9JVt for nnt. m...3l93 $J> ~ 0-.. Mesa Kre.-. Bax 81" l,,qUDa Dttao SIJ,500 on taJt; ten. •bout M lftOI old. Vlc .,.._. .,.
Ellll'LOYED .,.. -apt -llucll or -'°'"'711. ll0,000 oU tol<. COll WINS. ....... Dr. NB 1(1.1563. I Will not lit ~ llr
In..,.,_ f<r _k .. nd-'-SINGLECAIIGABAGE.C... loYourMlit--t 1VH..Uect~) mot! 14 YOUR 4D IN a.A.SS!· atifdtblsorobllplltDOir
RIM CIM&tllcatlolls
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TRASH HAUUNG
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YAllD/fll' --trea, tvy, dirt, trutor ,..*..Verne, TM 'n19 Man * ..,_,andttlU?CS -L-it.ImtaD6 ..,,.in. ll,CLEAN;.;;:;;:;:;:UP::;:,.:;llts-;,;•=_...::.;:;_ I No job too mtllll. Pluta
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Rffsonable. MS-1358 repair. M1..J.95T/tlMIB -
nine work. P.O. Box n ona del Mtr. Sl5 month Someone wtU be looklns b 'nl!: SUN NEVEi\ 8ET8 a. f'IEDJ SomfOQll wm be Manha Cramer. R1chard L.
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ARE LISTED 'ALP.HABnlCAtL Y IN
CL'A$SIFICAT10tf ~7100. HELP WANTED <Men and Women) NEW!
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Joi> Wontod, Jobi Mon, Wom. 7100 Joloo ""°" w.,,.. 7100 Jobi Mon. Wom. 7100 Joloo Mon, Wom. 7100 Joloo Min. w..,,_ 7100 Joloo Mon. w .... 7100 Joloo A\1n. Wom. 7100Jobo Mon. Wom. 7100
w-7020 BOOKKEEPER · • , • ,~I
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Npt Bell ..... 6""""' ~E1Ec ~ BUSBOYS -. Wl'TH THE . ;fi••·
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Mtn & Women 7030 "'7oo~~EPE~J> 11
-JOB ', KINGS!' ~
COLLEGE STUDENTS F/C. P/L HOSTESSES AVAILABLE DMV ....,.....,. helpful. a1'o
for all m-s cl wot1r. ""'tact w/yoq (>llblie, ' OISHW'"UERS MALE
Commercial
833 DOVER DRIVE
N&WPOllT BEACH
fH2.3870
P t1m ~" Niguel""""""",._,,.. IWll art e, 'I.AU! 26(£1 Gel1)' Roa4 c1111o~C:11. Laguna =Tl""' Parl< COOKS D""'-, Jr, ,. $UO lor Dear Appli .. nfs , • •
Tool • die. _,. prev. '""· Pie ... la apprisocl that th• COUMelots -~Senn ... BOOKKEEPER F/C BARTENDERS
....,. pl -lmmed. w UPLE WANT to manap Can YoU take full cbarae ot
Apts. 1 child -experienced. pa.yable, r • c •Iv• b I e
(%1.3) .-..2255 prepatt )l'OIJI' OWD ttportB,
"' 2 ,..... ooilere -.,. •I Newport Personnel would vory
APPLY IN PERSON
17.$'s'is r,,.... much ~k1 tho plHsure of your com·
2 y.._ con.... ;:': .-.. pany to clisCllSS with you th• mony
Jive-in. Domestic. type A work t.odependenib'
Perm.anenL Experienced. ll ao -please call us!
-OJ>P!Y. advnc. bHutilul jobs evaU1ble to you 11 this REUBEN. E. LEE
Far Eut ;......,, 6'U103 Salary open. 6""'1>0 151 Eoat Cooll Hlghwoy lsmy Coot Cit! to $SOO limo.
Fut o:p. inv. eOtit. " Kar-
dex. Jobi Mon, Wom. 7100
A=antlng
OMV BOOKKEEPER
BOYS 10 • 14 Newport llMch
CUrler Roula Open tor t .. etthry C-._ ~~i:'.ar""""' Jobi-Mon, Wom. 7100 J .... ·Min, Worn. 7100 IT...r111I $450 / -~ ~-~~-~Wh=--~ ..":;i * DRIVERS ·* wlhl ..-., ...,. co11,. •.
CPA In pluah ,., .. o!lioe. Mu.I"'~~! ':y~ ...... FRY COOKS No Experience =··· . -to a.rm & personality • mu.st ings. over 16, good appear. Necessary• :.~ ~!aoo~ J~ a.nee required, App),y in Pl"· T6p wages, permamnt, boft.. Jdust bav. deu ealironiia ( Nltht Operotron $450
Employer pays all lees at l'l:ln. Richard's Lido Market. ~ lhd &ood wodcin&. ~ drivtnr m=d APPb. =e) Compeny wants
Aamel Bureau of Employ. 3433 Via Lido, N.B. ditlona in arte's lea.dins" YELLOW (AB CO young rnan with biih
•-·--.t.-.>.. ~ • .:::hooJ. CK fl yrs. o( college mmt Apncy located at 91'.M BUSBOY res~~·t. ~ 9 am to :> 186 E. 16th St. in bus or ~v in off
N. Main. Santa Ana. All h'et' Available: lunch .I: dinner. pm for mteT"riew at Costa Meu. bkgmd: Good oppiy, tor~
Also, pleaso be ovclisecl !hot m1ny of
th... top p•ying positions ere IN
poicl by our lovely employori. To b4I
perfectly honosl, howovor, not .n of
our employer• ruli11 yot that this
is the opplicenl'r marht right no:w.
W• will b1 expecting • telephon• in·
quiry from you 1t your ••rliest con·
venience.
MACHINISTS
(Must ... 1Xpori1ncM)
Hone Operator
Grinder Operator Sr.
Drill Press Operator
Lathe Operators
CADILLAC CONTROLS
Dlvlalon of Ex.COii• Corf!-
186G Whittier Ave., -CO.ta M ...
6*-2491
An e_qual opportunity employe r
MAIDS ~ pORTERS
ExciHna apt complex needs
tun & part time help, Good
pay. Call Faye at 642-3170
M•lntenanee Mechenic
to $606.00
call Ann, Merchants Person.
net Aaency, 20U Westclitt
Dr., NB. &l.S-2TIO
PART TIME
NOW HIRING
Largt:, national compatt:r, ""-
pandiog in ar.,,.. .,,.,,.,..
We need part time men to
work ewninp 6:30 to 10:19
p.m.
Accounting Supervisor Preler18 yrs. or over. MANNING'S ENGINEER: Civil or Strue-vnc. W~ 2 to 10:30. $750 DISHWASHER tura!. Growing C., nearny. J A MGMT. TRAJNEE: 01" lino
eareer opportunity for )11& 24631 El Toro Rd. sleeL Head engineer. Co. 2 yrs. college or equiv.~ N bent. Co. pays fff. To $MOO.
TOP STARTING PAY
No experience neeeaa.iy,
For intaview call Mon. 4:
Tue~
,,.._ Not .......,.,.. XInt AM • PM. o.., 11 :vn. COFFEE SHOP De•ign & detsll '"'"""" r. ....._,. $600 ifi= Kindost lt•gorcls, c:o., outstan<llns oppt;y flill
man. Can Kay 546-541D * APPLY IN PEltS'lN ,. Ltl.Jure World Lquna Hills benas .. nied ins. $12,00J to bkgmd. GL to TB.' 1wport Call co~~~
JASON BEST 831·1Dl< 111.000. Avto PIS ClllT M.. agancy p I S ff 2190 Harbor Bl, c..ta Me,. l--:o-'7.:.74-.:,725=1'---1 2120~ ~"'k. Snaclc Shop No. 1 ~··$2~ ,:."'L 3 Call~ Whi~EN~ -.. $500 1nonn• ,. MARINE MECHANIC PAYROLL A/P
2305 E. C011t Hwy. <Xl'l'TAGE (X)FFEE SHOP 7190 Harbor BJ, Costa Mesa Minimum 1 yr, exp. in coun. 833 DOVER DRIVE Experienced. tarre CU5tom 180 emp~1, mllft be fl.
Accounting Cltrk Coron• del Mar, C•I. ,,_ W •~• CM. ter aa1ea jobber '-1-..i NEWPORT BEACH ......... ,------s. rnillaJ" with data pJ"OCeUhig
Must be accurate typislJ --==-===--ll cco.i-'::-'T;'~-if§i""~·~ER ESI'ABJJSffED 105lll'a0Ct • • .,...-,iu.. 642-3870 ....,., ........ •vy .. _.. procedures. Good--· BUS BOYS COOK -HOUSEKEEPER. Leada avail. >I.I!. olllce. SKILLED Wl!'~~stAT CMW-MISS EXEC AGENCY ABILITIES or ~ma.a. (Xlnt) far 2 Outler oppt. 615-6383 ~I UJ.J Polll.1:1' •• 410 W. Coast Hwy
UNlJMl'I'ED AGENCY Daya. 5 dan/week. adult& NB. Write Dally Vtttdlq Mecll Stnc ~I MECHANIC Newport Beach 646-3939
'88 E. 11th. &rit. :m Apply In perao•" Pilot Box P 904• EXECUTIVES $2.75 .. GENERAL OFFICE ·• JANITOR e fm_oort autot, Good "" bon. PBX Receptioni.t: x Int
Costa Mesa 642-1410 HEAD CUSI'ODIAN Il -mavitJe to Newport Beach. Cl.ear> cot, aharp ~-man Permanent,, full t ime. dits. Gftlllp ms. fil'.lOcf comm. work oond, Loe.al. To $375.
ANSWERING service Opet· COCO'S High IChooJ graduation, and New Ivan Well's quality to serve vmdinc machs., Lite Typing I ISLANDER Harbor area fastest grawlng Call Sally Hart ~
al:Dr. Experience preJerrm, ...., .,,__ .. : __ .__, __ .. ~ Y'8IJ'I of experience in view bomea in Dover Shor-gNlveyd. shift. llnnde& pondeentAvP,• .• r!'!',"'c MOTOR HOMES · !~'!, _&_?..totordMeallke•r.. Ph. COAsrAL AGEN,...... but will min. · •o&-.....a uiana: icltool custodial w or k, es,La.tge4bd:nn3bathfam. L. Orang ..,...., .,..............,_,,, 2790HarborBl,Coat.a. ... Meu e 540-~ e Newport Center, NB preferably including one ily ?'00lll$. Stt models a pen Jour••rmu Mech CM 6f2..00l6. 545-0979 I ;rus~~ea,,,..,~~_!Dr!!·::.· !:°"~tac!M~eoa~jj..;..-;;;Mi;eclwllcclii:Oi·t°:wanwrtitedd.:---
BUS BOYS needed t or yearina1upe r vi1ory dailyat 1430Gal&xyDrtve. toSlOOO a;neraJ ' JANITOR Ulllon '16 Station Auemtte1'I various lhift.a. Apply at 5 capacity. Salary be&: ins 646-1550 Min. S yn:. e:q, .. ell a.round TALL )'OUDI man. Jt.S. &:rad 1900 Newport !llvd, C.M.
pm, in pel"tl01l to Mr. $544.00. Appty Monday thru EXEC SECRETARY mech., own tocts. for 5% Day week. incl Sat I: OR Medicel B•ck $00
Ana:e l o, TO WE R S Friday from & a.m. to 4:30 Sun. Bays.Ide Fish Market, JANITRESS Local gen1 praetioner. Xlnt RESTAURANT, 1515 s. p.m. at 1901 Newport Blvd., To President. Top tiki.lh and loaf Mtch from $).hr 2!llO Newport Blvd, NB. working conditions. Call Kay
Coa!.t Hwy, Lacuna Beach Clauilied Personnel, Costa grooming. Lite Bkkpng. Pub. Gas & diesel e;i(J>Ccienoe. GENERAL 5'£54lO
om.D care, Harbor View Mesa, 645-0600. Closin&: dale lie contact. sharp, :telf Part Time 7 AM to 11 AM P/time. aft 5 pm, Mon-Fri. to JASON BEST
areL I need a nelghbmo who September 19, 1969. M"""s er. Lube &: Lot Mn $2 • ..,. or 8 AM to Noon. No Sellinc. wt'lrlc ur CM, NB or Irvine Emp~nt Agency
W'OUld provide "emertency'' DELIVERY -Men wanted I S EXEC AGENCY It have service ,ration lube 6384698 or su.M60 area, Apply at 1775l·2C Sky. Zl20 So Main. Santa Ana
care tor children ... 12 ._ tor early mom;•• ...... 4lD w. Coast Hwy. exp. wW trn. in lot .. m. ,;:;;.;;:;;;:..,::::.::;:;;..~-=1;~..,..=~0n:le~:O.Itvine~-:0~"'°'~191=011MDl·.:;;::::.=::..:::::_ ~~!!!' .... """"'"'"""""' • --e ... v N-·-Bea h ~··~ Oca ut GENER A L C'ook I: ' ' IUIEN 13 wh:>se mother works in rw~. HB. FV area. AptnvX .. ~.,..,.. c """"'""" n c ' HOU.!lekecper, salary open. nt PHQTO..lab tech. Mot baw Puad,,,.. 644-2300 an 7,30 2\i hrs per day.,.,...,, EXEC SECTY $600 Tr•od •o1 Opor 0wn t••••,. l'1'-~1318 • Journeyman 0-.'litx," • tut..,. r.. .,.., "od ......., ;10 .., .ASSEMBLERS p.m. Delivery Fee rdmbuned. Laguna to $3.90 hr G EN E RA L: Full « pert M h • men Who ~.will!hc to work 388 Runttngtm,. Beai::h.
1£1<--""'"*'aJ usemhlY Child Care WANTED: Auto earrien for Beach area! Pttfer some Do aetuP. time-Over 18-TAS TE E ec en1c 8 hrs per day. That'a tf>I! p LA$ TIC$ ·~-.~.rl ............. ..t~ PLAYROOM attendant over a!ternoon Register Route corporate experience. xlnt ~~ 2966 ft~~• CM Foreign car experience pre-anl.Y requittment. We will WOM:r::N TRA"-· 1.~ UJC> Ml'll'I' ~.. &kW CCI ntlfl, ~ .... II ~~-.-....... • ' fened, min 5 year& exp. train YGU Open in: . u•~: ..,...._-enced. or will train. 2L Part time needed im· for CO!lta Mesa & beach a. rpe -• Gfl>eraI • lot • • -z_ ti~n moldin&' on • w f 11 c . med. can Ray Randall a.real. Pleue call 540-3006 A?D..ITIES Moken $3• hr. « ..... VY.... shift. Must be-d-ndab'· 002-3366 UNUMl'I'ED AGENCY be SALESMAN-Mechanic. Ai>' e R.eceivilll: ~..-ll!J,
1,,..===....,.,.----DENTAL otttce Ne~ 188 E. 17lh St., SUite 224 $l. ., must be eXJ>er, ply 1725 Superior. C.M. Lube Man • Aaaembly and •~1Y in Ptt30n; 1 1D 4 C1ll Por.-..1 Oopt.
(n41 494-94411
TELONIC
I ENGINEERING co.
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M.tS :r: SITI'ER needed before
school "" 3rd ...-.
Newport fih:fta. -
MD J: SlTl'ER • 3 mo 00y,
my home. Mon.3 hrs. Fri g.
5.15 wkly. Call ti4&4798.
M.DJ:SITI'ER. pt-time. 2-4
PM actt001 daya, o w n
ttamp.54!>-4369CM
YSI1TER -ma tu re
man w!t b own
transpartaHon for 2 older
cbildrtn fool' attemoons per
week. Mesa Verde. ~2928
att 6:!!0 PM
tsAJ:S:iSI'ITER. 8:3(1..5:30 or
11:1).5:30. my ho m e .
5l6-J161
tor want:
weekday rnomB, my home.
Lit• lw:ll.aekeeping. 833-0431
PROOF
OPERATOR • TELLER
CHRISTMAS Money now. prefer mature woman with Coi;ta ltfesa 642-14?0 Phnnben, EIKhtdolli ~ statian . nee •I: Parts dept. PM. 850 w. 18th St., CM.
Sell l.miet' CDsmetics, a Co. front dealt exp> Send resume General Office $400.00 nect-·-. tx:pent Company re!ocatinC in Irvine Press Man to $7 hr.
Of """_._, .... _ _.. 841 -• • qu-"4'-""-..... Box p. 11' ...... -.. ........ Jn .r.. .. 1 .. --~-$3. hr., most be exper. ""'"'ing 50+ and wutk. ..--e1 P,,....,. '""'J"".,_ "OoU .,. ~ ..... uv•• w ...... .....,~ --~ ',t!_i.-und, •all '.....::7:..:. BARWICK DATSUN Industrial compl~ Oct l sl Or will take traint'e ($2.JO
CLEANING •·•· d 912, Dfl.11y Pilot. and overlock. Good piece "'"'"6'" .. .....,,,....., Local lntervi -.. hr) 4 -1---.......,. w&n te Wt'lf'k """" rudy -~· UNSKILLED Me----•-Per&onnel A......_ 99&So.CstHway,Lq Bcll . ewz:, ~IK a.p-~n '-UIVI"p ........ ,prus, % day/wk. $2 hr. ALSO oo-DENT A-L C b l ...S • d ' 8 ,,...,.-,., •-u .... ,.,, tcllll ~--.· 494-9771 or .,..., _.., potl'l:tmet\t call (213) 619-2261 Service completed. Tremen-• r 1 e EDDY MOSS 14042 Locust cy, 2043 Wes Dr., 1•. • ............... do ~ · ·
caaional oyernlght babysit-Assistant. Send your work SL Westrntnster· 534--8738 Cook1, fr $J. •r 64.S.2TIO I '!'"'! .... '!"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I MODELS WANTED us. "l'l'Y' ·IUllt)' with ex. ter. El Toro, 836-5591 resume and qualifications ' ' n ,;;;;:,=.:,;;,=.,.,......,...-,--1 LA D I ES 23 • 6 unm-Women-Men..cblldren ot al1 cepnona.J cont)lQlly benefits.
,Cl<rical;::, . .:::,.;:::.::...::;:.:=: __ I lo: 8oJC M-644 Daily Pilot FACI'ORY Trainee (shill io-Experienced boiler m<'n. GIRL FRIDAY: TY Pi n I • cumbered, nicely built, in-aees to do T.V. Com· GAYNOR
.DENT AL assistant, o r a I
surittY ottlce, x·ray C!Xp.
tation) and shipping clerk good location. S'lartlli at $347. telllgent to work tn A: lattt merciah. Trace S b ow g • Pt>rsonnel Agency
days. Shift work. FERRO Disltwosher, lushoy Opportunit;y. manage new bar in Hemet Grand Openinp, Magazine 225 E. 17th St.
SECRETARIES S48-Tll9 CORP., Fiberglass Division, Sl •65 ltr Call Sally Hart 541)..6(155 area. Salary now + l9lary layout-. Fa.sh i 0 n and Santa Ana 542-72111
188ll Fibeflla,ss Rd., Hunt COASTAL AGENCY &: .__..__ I Ge.,.,.., Photogra -of all R I £
vJi
lkh. • 2700 H ...... Bl. Coeta M"' """''"'-• a In • · p .. , · 83 state Sales
KEYPUNCH
OPERATOR
Swing thitt. One year key.
punch experience desirable.
COLLINS
RADIO CO.
19700 Jomborff Rood
N•wport Beach
Equal opportunlly empleyer
CLERK m1sT·
• DISH ASHER • 1-i'=.,--.,,-.,,-~~-213/592-15'n kinds. There l!l no fee in· Foreign Cor M1ch1nlu DriTlf $2.00 llf. wived and .,. are "'' a
Good co. benefitll. Incl paid ~:8;1 llc1·• know Or. Cnty., HOSTESS ~~IES.!e:y'lO ~~tFan~ school. We are in the
vacation, group iJ:u, um. n cu · adverti.s;...,. and marketing F'ULL TIME Llnprit-. Equal o p p o r t . .. ..
fonna furnished free. Good employer. We train 546--3508 bw;lness. Part time work.
comm. schedul~. Ask fot Madllnt.t Trolweea $Z.J5 Nights &. weekende Excellent pay. P hone
Joe Moore Pb. 540.1764. swmg abltt. Must be over 21 Laundry Pre&Mn 62.S-292J Anaheim No experience nece68al)' Fry Cook H.B. 84....,.. MOTHERS .. """. • .. ,,,
r.. ll Foct TrnHS to $2.10 Apply between 11 & 5 IChool (irl + lite duties, Mon
* FULL TIME * EXPERIENCED
THE RIGGER
l:Jlper, top pay, fu time All .. ~. FIV! CROWNS Live-in, motherleu home. tl!rU 'nlur M. Fri ~11 am. Bob's Catlee <:\v,.. ,., Lit d ti ••••• #16 Faatrion Island 1400 s. El eamm:.''&ri a RESTAURANT e u es, ex..,_.,.e for Own transp. ;so wk. Balboa
Newport Beach 3&t1l E. Pacific Cout Hwy. room & board. 645-0770 Bay Oub ~2479
FRYCOOK wonled, Exp'd. FEMALE CM>oa del Mar LOT & DETAIL MAN NURSES AIDES
Apply \n person top wages, mu.st have re!s. Ov :n. ood --~~~---· I Bayside Inn, 353 Paci.fie lnY Cont elk te $500 Housekeeper . er K steady posi· Experienced. Large olend·
DTSHWASHER I KITCHEN Coast Hwy, N.B. 673-0934 P.<1.st Inv. cont. exp. & Kar-URGENT! Live in or out. l10n wltb outstandin& co. ed care bospttal need! YOU! HELPER (Male) s•··dy Mo••··Ie" ho-. Ma..., benefits. Group ins., etc. 0-1 .. tho11e who care need uoa FULL-Tbne m&id!I. resort dex. Heavy phones. wg· ...... Phone"...,,"~"""A·'t ~ k ·~ job. Day Shilt. Top wqes. hotel, Laguna Beath. woman onl,y, 2 boys 1 A:. 9. ~ -or ....... uc apply.
eau w.,,,,. 833-0113 2 + 64&-1365 w.1m • v ... MACHJNE OPERS' Ideal ROY ALE'
RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN ,,.,...,...'O;,._i;Jl960i;i,...,...iii,Onlor Dllk Cit! $105 I,, S4>.J9'l2 oppty. 10 ,,.,..... .nth ·
Goll Oiur!e, llKl21 Culver GeneraJ Mtt5t haw carpet order de&k HOUSEKPR U~in. I 0 r mechanical aptitude. Will 546.6450
Rd, NS--Irvine, nr. ua. exp. elderly coople, m at ure a.ocept traineeL Full Co. NURSES AIDES A:. LVN
DISHWASHER • Full time.
Apply OOIE's. 21.2 E. 17th
St., Costa Meu.
Goo otc $105 wk.
\\'ork with Vf'Od. control.
woman preferred. 642-fi861 bent. Nearby, train at P.U Experienced. .;,,:,:::::;.:;c;;;;:,,;;;..c=...;;.;.;::.,,. hr. Advance to $l.~ hr. 549-3061
iimISEKEEPtt. uVt; in Call GetTY White 549-0055 NURSE REG'D
motherleu hou1e N.B. uea. COASTAL AGENCY SUPERVISJR * 549-3061 for Advertising •oen-
cy. Sh•rp, alert, type Dlspl•y Salesman, exp.
55-60 wpm •ccuret., Only, to $900.00 Call
abl• to spell, handle Ann. Merchants Personnel
phone •nd clerical Afency, 21>13 We11tcli.ff Dr ..
e P•rt-tfm• Lab Tech-
nicians, students pr•
ferred, but not nee·
ess•ry.
• Permanent Molders
• Apprentice Mechin-
ist
2 teenaemi. W.oman with 1 2'190 Harbor Bl. Cost.a Me11 Nun.;...,
atnl chUd ok. Prder under M hin. t5 M ..
45. 531.J.45-: • ~h Press & Nunes Akieii, E>eperie~ HOUSE~E~ wanted: for e Multlallff Oprs. nece~ Valley
Acett Clk fr $450
Clork Typl•ll $75 wk.
couple, live tn or out. To $432' per week Apply CoovaJes;cent HoapltaJ
Walel'fronl. $ 2 2 5 mo. Tony Ouchi · 8382 Newman Ave.
673-13.S2 W0..C0 Toot.&: DIE Hunt. 8ch. Mz-5551
HOUSEKEEPER, live • in. 3190 PW1man Lane
dutle1. N.B. 845-7"0
DUREL ADVERTISING lh'apery Wor_,,, PRECISION· 42S N. Newport mvd. PART & full time Drape:t)'
Jr Stono $400
SH 80, Type 60, IBM Exec.
Front omoe. ,
Experienced aalespenon for
busy San Clemente-otfice.
Free telepho111! service, iota
at Ooor t l m e, llstina: com-
mlSEion& paid pror.:....""1.Y.
Ellen C. Mahoney Realty
1624. No. El Camino Real
San Cle.mente
or call collect for appt
(714) 492-616
Rocopt/Typiot to $400
Will train sw1tchboard, Love.
1y offices. Lag. Bch.
Call Diane ~5'tl0
JASON BEST
Employment A&encY
tUO Sa. Main, Santa Ar.
Receptionist
2 POSITIONS avail: At-
tractive, p I e a a a n t ex·
perienced RF..CEPTioNrsr
\\'/rood typing skills plus a
neat a p pear ing
TYPIST-STENO, 5pttd l
accuracy required. For tr>.
formation & appointment
call 646-7434
Restaurant
N~rt Beach 642-3910 Opera.tors. Expt r lenc CASTINGS
UNITED CALIFORNIA CLERK TYPIST prefernblo or will trai"
I
BANK 2 ~ poeral office, aood aood aewin; m a c h i n e ' NCR Op.,.Gn Ofc $400
3100, \vill auisl floor fllil'·
Priv. rm & hath. 2 cblldren. Com M .... 54t).M32 OFFICE CLERK
Ftn. Vall, UZ,.'J1j.t MAID, tun time. Relia~ trainee needed u
HOUSEKPR., Live in, out. 1 Apply in penon. Contact ~~ ~k~n gi~
* DISHWASHIR
*BUSBOY
needtd af
ALLEY WEST
21Cli Oceanfront
N~rt Beach 6'1S17l4
Mot.! Mold• te $1 .70
with np, Ormstroctiori f1t ~ton. 2044 PLACENTI,._
2Zl Ooeu >w.. peyrcl!. ~-Working on Laguna Beach lnterion COS.TA ME'SA .
1
1 time card11. Xlnt potential. l020 S. Coast Hwy j '!!~!!!!"'!'~"'!'!!!!!!!!!"' IFa T $1 90 lw ~Beach MISS EXEC AGENCY ... Lacuna Beach. c.au morn-Gentr•l Production ~nt ":~ iirun_. •
· 410 W. Coast Hwy tnp 4!M-6848 FEMALE
I BARMAID Newport Beach 646-3939 =o°"REM;,.,,,,,-J.,.ob..--~K.,-... -.---No experie.noe Mtf!~MUY
I n;a:::,,,. 8!:" CLERK-TYPIST 1""""""'' job .. wUe & TH EApplHyA•R.,T,..,..,.LEY 'co. l-~=~..;;:,-.--~..,-1 Requires st r 0 n f clerlcaJ mother & earn a wkly ~ wanted. JJWlt be akilla, &ood personality and pa,yd\eck. 544-3854, 54(1.81 l!IST Placentia Avr. Stat Typist to $421
lblrp. Nlte lhW. .., ap appearvK:t!, Public rel.t.Uons Dress Oper1tors ,,--,..::Oo::ota:::.;M;;.,.:=. ___ 1 Ordf.r desk, heavy phone. L':°a~ ~m= work. lnquir. Penonoel TOP SALARY to lhoae with Gf.neral Dept, Joli ot exper: 646-2766 ~I.EN fot &hlPPif\1.receiv\ng·
Jhd.. C.M.. HOAG MEMORlAL 11'29 Monrovia, C.M. deliwry. lndUll:rial Office
!l JKJNI BanNdd/dancer. HOSPtr~ ND DRILL preu • other Supply, QSO.CC.a.rnllu1,'Dl' .. APEX
child, 9.Wrt TOOrn. T V, Housekef:per at the Pnm. Some-!)}ling and
12$435 wk. Mission Viejo J.U.WCA INN HOTEL filinz expenence betpful.
area. 838--092.1 2101 E. Cout Hwy Moat have ear. Houra 6 AM
-+ • Houeekttpet * * COl'Ol'Ul del Mar to 3 PM. MondQ' throu&fl
5 days/week MAIDS. Ate m limit Fl'lday.
-tM--3647 Laa:una Beach Part and full time. NO PHONE CALLS.
HOUSEKEEPER. E ll p er , KEN NJ.L.ES MOTEL Delly PUot
EngU.sh or Cennan, Lquna 1021 BayPdti Drive, NB 330 W. Bay St.
area. 49Hi1TO Maid. OYtt 30.. Full or part. Ccsla Mtaa
Rtstaurant Help
YOUNG mother or atudent io
work btwn 11 am-2 pm;
Mon-Fri, ata.rtmc N $1.~
hr + meals. Appl.y • n y
morning befr 10 am. Jadt in
the Box, 385 E. l7Ut St, OL
Equal 0p"""'1nlty Emplyr
Re1taurants
SNACK SHOP '#9 H OUSEKPR/Ba""1tter. time. 11.lS hr. 6 d.,./wk.. •.OPERATORS •••
Jive in Jot 2 abi&-Aft g .. all l..q\lna Shortt M o t e I • ~· in i:tnp. netdla
day wkends 54.1-4405. 4!H-8521 and owrlocka. Good piece ~.!
M,\IDS -" -mady -. DI SHWASHERS
INSURANCE Agency I Ir 1 f1JLL.11mt, ~ll!lt't hottl, EDDY MO~ 1'°'2 Locul'I Part-time. over 11. with full know!~ of I A_, .... e A ....... ~u-SL, Wtat:mtnattr, ~ .,.,,_,,, _ IFlll-er = a.ta Clerk Typlat $450 machlro. -opaallooo. N.B. _ ._ BN.ufil\4 otfloK. Xlnt Hew-Mutt be neat. ale-rt .t hGei,=""'1::....,,------
port Beach CompaJ'IY. dependable, Exp. pre('d but CoUeP .tuctent p/t \11ork !hat
Employment
Agency
operadonc of ~ in--.--.._..." ..,.. -LY'!'•""•"·
-• suranoe offi<:*. Not lift!' in-f.'~GR. omCE: Growth C.o .. PART T\me female help
11uranoe. Neu or 1111 t convenJe~ location. Accta. want~. Genenl officit, t)'i> J+f6 E. Coe.3t }IW)'. BOAT LAR.PENTERS Call Kay 54W410 not rt1q'd. Small precise can be taUortd to Your claP..
J;qwlt--t. t.up C\AAom JASON BEST part1, cltah shop Wtth aood es.· S2.M per hr ausr. to -~Tep..,.. Employment AJ•ncy M>rkl~ cond. '-bendlts. atart. Olr nee. PH; 5f6"'339
WILl..u!D BOAT Worb mo So. Main. Suta -Olae 1-.,i., 27111 S. FUIJ.ER BRUSR 00.
la .... 9t.. CM Oe:rk Hallada.Y. Santa Ana C«nertJ
tt.ULT PILDT DIJlE,.A.. J'EMALE cln1r., apply tn 'l'flE SUN NEVER sm oa EXPERIENCED rurntture
UHD. TOii can Ult ftlfDl pawon t>r'iff.ln Uquor, 706 OUIUled't acUon power. mRn 4 dr1vtt, full tlmt.
bjalt,...adtl.Dlll PacitiCCoa.stltl1bwa7, For an ad te eeU trowJCI Military obllaatlons tilled.
.... Hunttua:tot• Bch. Che clocli:. diaJ sa.n. Call 641-2000
I
11/a bl1r So. ol 1't'1
1873 HARBOR
BLVD.
548·3426
cpount;y An,,ort. M0-5454 will tntln. Future with ac-lnc I. NCR. pogtinc. InYtst• l--=~C.~""'"..;.."de'-1-'M ... •c.'--I
JR. Mt'Ch Draftsman Fee tive Co., Co. bcn1 .• mt:d. ment Conoepta 5f9...2286 Rat•R Accountant
paid. 2 )'f'I eo Ji t 1 e, ins., to $8400. . PART-Tlmt AM/PM. $1 hr, l>q'rft, home furnishin;a: e-i1-
knowlf!dlf'I' of ll\YfXll .\ Call Gerry White, fi40..605$ tU'. Optn amall buctpt pt'l'\enct'. Fet paid.
m oditicatton. Independent OOASTAL AGENCY accta, no np. 545-8803 lncMpend•nt Personnel ~l"llOflne). 1715 Oranse 2700 Hartm 81, Com f\fesa aiAR.GE IT' 1716 Onlna:t A'tle .. &Jlte C
Ave .. SU1tt C CM 642-0026, Mutt t.:lerbants T Ft1t DaB)' PDol Want Ads CM ~ S600'll
545--0979 OW '42-561'1 for-R.ESULTS D\a1 642-5678 for RESULTS White elephantJ! OtmH-~
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' • • 30 OAfl.Y PILOT DAfl.Y PllOT $:! if. . Ml'I: MllCHANDID ~· MEllC~NDISI "6li ~llCNlliDISI ~Oil .MIRCHAN!>ISI POR ; •~Oii & IMPLOYMINT JOJS & IMPLOYMINT JOll & IMPLOYMINT ~Oii & I :OYMINT JOel & IMPLOYMINT IALI AND TltADI &ALI AND TltADI SALE AND TRADE t SALE ANb Tl!ADI ~?fon ,.,.;,, \YQin, '7100. ,J• ~;.: Wom, 7100 JoM Mon. Wom. 7100 lolll Moft. W-71.GO Jo .. Mon. w-7fOO 1 ,;P~um,ltu~,.;;;;;·~D~Oft;•;m~llv'9;~;,;.;'°~G~Gp11A~PP~l~lo~...,~~~·~· [;"fl~Clf Pl~nos & ~-11'0 \ •! ' ' •·•· SALES· SIC1'Y/RIC!PT ... TIU.Ell•.. 1 U··• H '·d ~~n '! tes11u~1 n • -...:II • KNOwi.EooEABLE Stereo ~~""-'bac:k&!'ollad. no YOUNG, ...-.. Clll'.ftoo KENMORE autom•t -amm~n .....-_ ; • Anc ent, Mal'lner * Fantastic' ~ Al<t ""1Mt. ....u chlldN.•. C.nenl ·.a. ....... -"1Jer/new ... ...... .. ''" ""'"''· .. ~. -SAil :"how la'.ldn.1 tJ>pllcatlOfll tor • . • Jt.30 yn. cau Mr. Vann ice. SH so. twtnc so. C®nta lll'l. l. t. )'Tl. up. ~ $40. MT..aus o-r .~,Full A P9ri time, d&JI l 11 the word /or lllla nationel 61M1!11 MISS IEXEC AGENCY' fll"l'd.,-~ ....n ...
!. ' O\'e• ah.Ub. .._ compaO)''• new Pf'Qll'l.l2:I for SA1.ES 6 ll&bt omce work' -c:to w. Coat R.,Y. flcoe a:tnw ''en tn· lap. WASHER Ir dryv, aYOCado, ; l• KITCHEN HELP Southern Calllomla! W1 ""-ble Lido --8-h -bwltlllll _,.,tCl.., 1L1S. Relrl ... O'Oot 1'ee UU.
· ~· DlSHWASHER ~ISJ'!UBtrro!IS .u... lle\Oll Jeftliy ...... Sl~TY, LiOA[ ~ :fVri/J'. IKOIATill tlTS ~IATJON '™ .. ' 165. M0-109il , e IU~OYS -MANAGERS -... ne.c1uory, 8ento Alla. 1.J ,_..Calli LOAN ,AlllOC:IA1t<:fl Of 11 WXl!l'f Al'.Aa°1m MAYTACAu_tle_,
1 • AVJIOY fn person -sALESM.EN Ptrmane_gt poCUon. CtJl *" law. "*"1tt rxper llOt MC, 131....mt e ·llilitoft Vlejo .It: _.. late tnOdel, xnlt cond. $6S. ... 21171 w. Coast Hwy. -sALESWO>IEN ---L8'WIM . - ' TypeliG; .. Id... Sp111W. & ..... [ .... ,_... M7-&115a-*"'72 ;~ N•.,_ Beech -REPJUSENTATIVES Saleo MISS EXIC AOINCY ''l'tdlnlqfu All lllAHD NlW,
,RESTAURANT ASS 1 ~T • -Tfl.AINE~ HO~ tam $500 tor 4,1.0 W.._ Onut' Hf@wa,y f·p~ Mtdlterrene•n Bedroom Suite \rt Pecan
: . MCll. wllhofl'.y coolc'up. !or ,...,, .. a mt 8"'Und a,., O!rlstmu.. kc.pi -ll•W[>Ori lltach M6-31311 IRt9. f34t.OOI -·-··--·-····--"OW $Ut.ao
i, new tut-food nitaurant tn opportunity with a SOiid auto. tor a na~WTtlled ~ Dt•Ptr1 ,..,,. Gcirteous Sptnlsh Cu1tom lullt Soft with
~tlquoo ~110
B.11 laylnp Now~lll attr End.
o1 Swnt:ne.r Clearance Sale!!
1-CAMMONO
•' CO It & Mea. Xl!Jt op-ma tic electronic equipment Jm 1tem. Far appointment wark. IDqialre 1tcum B1tcb ~· matchlnt love S•et-Choice of beautiful ; : ,........, :;i-Dnn that oilers lt!tervlow, -lntmon, lOIO S. Cout fobrla. IR09. '419.951 __ .• JIOW SUI.GO
: ' ..._"' HIGH SALES -Earn .,..,., with Hwy, -. -s,..1.h 01.1.1 s.11 ---·..:···-··--·--·--'''·°' : ;.. • I rnecllat no lnveatment. Sarah SERVICE ~ATJON ts' 'p Solid O•k EM r.ble1 and Coffee T•bl .. _$11.00 :.:: REXAIR INC. m e °""""" """"' IUD 6 Pbllll,. Pe-... Co. Tall Decorotor Tobie umps
ANTIQUE 56" roll top,
bu aine11 type desk.
Complelel,y ......... $495.
146-)1!5
In CORONA DEL MAn
215< E. c.ut """· ~
THOMAS
ORGANS
'" -P•~-~ OPEN Earnl-part.time ...... ~~ Now_... IR·i· "''·"' ····--·--·-···-NOW $11.00 "•N•n -• • 54L]'o"T'so w•_ train. Far ;..~-~ •·•·-led eerYice. lta· S . ; "ING IN ORANG COUNTY u-S45-6l.OO ;""~nee ~ fllale; TV, circuit board and Spanis H•n9ln9 we9 ... mp1
'"PROVIDES MANY OPEN· ==::...:_:..:_:.,:-'----i,;;.::=:::=,=-,,=-:= -•·-1 .,..._ cbeck out "'"'"' IR"J. '49.961 -·-·-·-········-··NOW $1'.IO
s-1"!1 Machlneo 8120
SEWING MACHINE
1969 SINGER
Elcclutlve CaM>f\oll,o program·
med l')'thmn, Many othtt
plua featurft. Sae the oew
Lewrtnce Welk model. Tre-
mt11ious 1avlnga on tdect·
ed demonatratar motleta, .:1. , SALES SALESLADY, ·exe'd, lull .Good•~_,, P "' tnce, U1e aQd Jmowled&e ol .J ___ hou d I 3 0
"INCSJ'OR.MEN1WITIIALL ~LOOK time .. ...tc In~ ---.... --~---· Meteu, A decorator"'""'" ~on lspay -'
1 TYPES OF Wdfu< BACK· 'ni:. -" .. -..nltiea for _.._...-.. ..
.. GROUND. NO EXPERI· " lookina '°' oharp""" who •tore. Fublona lot !AF""" ex.=enl ~·· · .,,..._ -mbi> -... rooms of gorgeous SPtnish furniture (was
CONSOLE
Zig Z.r Cab. model. Slightly
uwd. Stylllh wal. cab. Does
f'Vel')'f.hl'nt without attach.
Used Org!Llll from 1199.
1 need , pmnanent position.. me, 23 Fuhlon Ia1and, advanct'n>enL l'or m-and llllderlns. :'~ 0~~=S. N M"'t be experi.,>ced It! rugh Nowport Bead!. 6'UJ.10 formation -tect .......-, reg, $1295.00
'" h Io" d 'e "e' • SALESLADIES· curtain • -• Adami. Hun-toll l'e,_I Dopf, SICllFICE $398 11ydro-Alr Oeanlnc: Systems a po r t s w ea r • For ai> drapery .rr. ~. UdoU't tlnston Btad1. (714) .tM-MDI • • • • • •
polnl:rn@'f'.lt, ca.11 1be Look, Home ~ So• SER. Sta. Exp. SalaJ'y + 1°"' Credit Ttnnt A•til. Credit Cle•r•~ lmmedlat•ly TOP WAGES
~fUST BE 18 OR OVER,
GOOD \V 0 R K RECORD
AND HAVE lJVED IN THIS
AR.EA A MINIMUM OF
: ,. ONE YEAR,
CALL PERSONNEL
OFFICE
:-..., ... Fultloo llland. =~:: :· ~. ... ::'.""Nu~~= :. TEL011c mm RJRNITURE
perlienced ln knitt1rlc • "CU""· R;;;W7,;.· 'iNB.i:;;::-=.:::;::::-I
Sales crochet.in&: . can TM Knit· SERVICE Station attendant. ruGIN~I' CO, · UNUSUAL WIL So. tout Plan, -l>OC. So< Mike, Im Mt "1111111 844 I Bl d I• . ><>-2W .,. 111........... c.mpua Dr. N.a 1 ewport v • Herber-., 0 Ortun "1ty SALESMAN· S.tv Sta. Full S&RVICE -Gn.-L19un1 lle1ch pp time •• wm; lhltt. Must bt 8hitt. *' or I AM, Sun. Codi Men only The Independent Order o1 rieat in appearance. See ~ TunSta= i: ~ Equal opportunity empol,yer
COAST MUSIC
Built In controlt to ovncasl, NEWPORT &: HARBOR
make but·hole&, aew on buf1, COSTA MESA * "2-2851
~m dreUl!s, make fancy KIMBAU.. Conaollelte pJ.aoo.
ltllchea, etc. 5 rr. parts and Xlnt MWt lt'UI aervl~ i:uarantee. SS.&4 • ~
dwn. a: ll pyrnta:, ol' $5.6' I========== °ZO~P1L~T~ 1RiCE T•l•vlslon 8205 ------$$6.40 Lea.se Color TV or Blaclc tor no qblll'., free home &: wwte. Option to b1J¥.
demo., calt Credit ~tgr. till Free service. No deposU
9 P .M. II toll, Call C.OUe<:L A· Active TV kental Co.
21S -531·9694 11\ 522-IlS.1
Fo..,stcrs have oP'ned a Jim, 2590 N-. C.M. ~ ..,,.,,' CM Tr1i-le $700 ....., • '111 t -'fl ... Sot. I loo. 'II I
new o.ffice in Orange Co.on-Sal W _._...1 San ... ._.. • Must have caDta:e dearee or
: : + * ty Require lntellia:ent man esmen amsv S.wl"' Machine two )Tl. collea:e plua work ·, ·"s.~1-,.------,,; -59. Oillege not oe<> FUIL TIME . Opor1ton exp., mllila!y complete, call MIRCrfANDISI FOR
774-7251
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Singer, wto, ti& zaz, 6 moa COLOR TV 21" RC A,
old. No attach needed to do w/remote, In top cond, tr,
design, mo:qrm, blind hem. Prov. $195. Pvt pty, 642-4977
_ $5.21 mo or $42.00 cash, iENITii TV portable, l("•
essary. sh o u 1 d 'have ex-Inquire tn person Experienctil on ~ I. Ann. Merchant.I PmonneJ SALE AND TRADE perie~ In meetinr publJc. KINGS FOR MEN sportawe.ar. Top JllQ'. 863 Aa'ency. 200 WestcJU:t Dr., FURNJTURE' cabinets Uke Mu1ic1I Inst 1125
·• COSMETIC " " SALESWOMEN
l'umltuN 8000 526-6616 includ.~ •tand. )Ont
condition. Call 838-S69'T
: · Experle~td prtferrMI
ExctlJ.ent bendita. FUll time.
Dia;nilied rue time position. 2300 Harbor Blvd, CM Prod\le&n pt NB f16.030t .,N.,.B_, . .,64$-=2770=-=--.,.,-,.,.-'umlture IOOI )'CKl bave newr seen at ' .-~mlnc commences immed· SECRETARY SEWERS. experienced. A> TRAINEES: Office America.'• lartest & moat F•ctory Cl•trtnc•I Hi-Fi• Stereo
· App!y in penon, Person.ne.I
.. oWct.
1ntely: Should be ln excess 4 yrs exper, cOrporate or ply 523 Forett Aw .. Lacum l'lnanoe; Dental •. Man f OVER -STOCKED ~ c::n=~ ':n~ ~~~~.~~,,_<:,o.,m1 '.!!~tcl;~ STEREO 1969 dlx CQllSOfe,
of $
2
.iO weekly, Je1al background. Mlllt be Beach. 491-M bentftta. opportunities. Qk. ""' ...... '"" WCK ....... • ·comp! wllb lull atereo f ipd
executive callb~; advance. ~'25 MUSJ S£lll All& Fwy, TulUn. l ml So. .systems, GuitlU"cBass ampa Garra.rd changer 60 watt
8210
Telepho~ betwePn 10 am . 4 MISS EXEC AGENCY SEWING machiM optratcin. Cab Sally Hart 5tO-«fi5 • or Newport Fwy. Open 362 &. Speaker Boxes. standard dual clw..nnel
4
~kr IOUnd
pm, Mon. Uuu Fri., for ap-(1f) W Cout mpway Exp'd, top Pt¥, Ideal eond. COAST..\L AGENCY days per yr. MC-5410. Amp $600 now $200 Guitar • ot .2i
polntmenl. N _.. fsew 646-3939 1589 MonnM.a., C.M.16<l'81 :mo H&rtlor Bl. Costa Mesa New 9 pc. corner arrazta. S' SOFA never used, quilted & Bau cab 412 .!Quilter sy1tem. Pay oU bal rn
J. W. ROBINSON
Fashion Island, N.B.
, Equal opportunity employer
. iWhfte·e1epbants! DtmN.-lln! SM-1701 ewpo~, .,.,... ....... G a: ... .., of ===,...,,,..c..---,,, choice of cha. reg . ., .i-1 • '"..__' .. -'ed fl~ Spkn) $540 now S200 412 cull. Of' l'mall pymntL SECRETARY =...:'..'.'.:.... p-~ !.'..:.. TIWNEE YN•-man b> n w ~·•!IO.. H··"--· --""~-· • •-· · Crecht de-53>-7289 -...--.:wo ..-1-....1n:: --0 .......,, • aauuni.a. Matchine low .eat $75. (Allee Spknl $900 now $300. ·1"•
·DON'T PINCH
YOURSELF
: ' '• ..
(You';e Not Dreaming)
But You Can
:tPINCH YOUR
PENNIES _ • "
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with a
PILOT
PENNY PINCHER
Classified ·Ad
3 LINES
2 TIMES-
$2.00
DIAL DIRECT
642-5618
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD
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To Yacht Broke, y,.'Ofk 3 ~Hunt. Bch. tertitM In leamln&' tr.de. KlQa:a. $IS, Queens $12.50, 531..&:m 4l5 lAltec Spkrs) $1100 now ·--·-----
kenda month 'l)'pe 60, Mmt have pxl nltftDOn. F\111 $10.50. TwiDI $U5. $409 PA l)'l!emt --mod lOOO C1m•rt1 & E9ulp. 1300 ;: So oui'ce 00 &,y SH AMP 0 0 Ii r 1 I: Good pay a: bendlta. Stead;y Trundle •ta (duo rile:) w/ 6:d Pinklwhlte rua $25. (Quilter IPknl S21BO now
MISS EXEC AGENCY tnUll~ Call tar appolat. tmp6oyment. ~TT21. lnnu IPl'lair matt. ftl', $1QI, Deep pink artificial Oawtt $700 mod 1000 CAltec Spk:n) CANON Ql.JlB 33 mm.
4lD w. Coast Hwy. Alfredo a. 6'B-8Tll). Hluon Metal f1rdthln&: now $19.50. Roll-a·wa.Y bedl tree. $15. •·1·• White IOfa. $2900 now $l.OOO ms Pia· 1Jke new, 1 Yr old ,
Newport Beach 646-3939 Sh1ppl.,...lnwntory WAITRESS w / inn. sprlna: matt. tel· $l5. 644-l604 centlo Ave., Cc;ta Me 1 a Write Dally ~ilot Box P-911
S ••rol•ry Steady, ga..as EXPlllllNC"D $59.M, now $...11.M. Full IL 2 Earl,f Amer. vinyl Jove ~
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5 ~ ~. $339.50, now lll!atl, 1 vinyl oventuffedl..:::::::::;,=,.._-=,,...--1 · 8500 ' SH. typfnf, kMwiedp o1 $hlppl"I & Rec:1¥ftl $600 $189,.~. New bedl: KI na rocker 175 ea Newly reup. GUILD F-30 Sporting Goods 1~~dent Personnel ~,.7=:,1y~.OO str::r ~" sr:~i':. =-=· ~i:· ;::·:: M&-srii. s::io..6:30 =g~i.~ '::J· SURFBOARDS 9'2'' Hobis
1TI6 C>arnJ:e Aw .. smte C Gecqe S46-SC10. ~. Kl1ti: a ipreadt DESK. Governor Winthrop $125 • 64>2246 \Voody, U' Quig Tandera.
CM ~. $ti.0979 JASON BIST 5930 Pac. Cit. Hwy. $13.95., D. IZ. $9.95. Olrilt· Fr. Prov. bedrm. rum. B. FL A T CWinet-?iiartin both for SSS. 673-0632 ...,. .. ,,.
LEGA( SECTY Employment J.ceney ==-=;,pert,-,,_loo=;c=h=,.. I mu...,....,...,.. now. SIESTA 494-9252; 697 Anita St, 1'm'ef. Complete w/cue & NEW T2 R.lwe.U surfboard. mo So. Main, s.nta Ana WAITRESS • COCKTAIL SLEEP SHOP, un Harbor l.quna Bch •land $60. 545-4260. Xlnt a:Jt'XI. f15 .
WA!TR!!SS. Mta Lanea, Bl9d., CM 86-2"790datb'10-t Governor Winthrop desk. TRUMPET with cue new * 6'6-3500 * Legal firm is looking for an SHIPPING AND 1703 SUperlor Ave, Sat.Sun JB.6. Xlnt cond. 69'1 Anita SL, lacquer, $50. '
exp'd i:al with corp. exp. RECEIVING CLERK Costa Mesa. 646-3983 1.quna Beach, 494-e:m * 548-80ll * Miscellaneous
Good •kills ...,wrec1. Start We haw an l!;;;ollatc need •WAITRESS• 17 Pc. Kl119 . SIM Quality ltlnr bed-<Juil""'· 12 Sl'RINC electric guita< &
8600
at $525 + bnfa. Em.plo)'er for an e~rtenctd thippin.( Fut, exp'd over 21 Bedroom Complete-wJuaed $98. worth amp. SUO or best oiler. ~uall o~eea E~=. and recei~ clerk. Don Joae Restaun.nt l..afle 9 drawer drtaser, mtr. USO. Aft a 6 wlmcb 84Z-6536 546-&69 .att 5 P?tJ
KIRBY vacwm cleaner l\ith
attach & polisher. Xlnt cond
& euarantecd. Pay otf bal of
Sll.12 °' take over pymnta.
Credit dt>pt $35-7289
Agency, can Anna tar de· 9093 E. Adams, HB rot, 2 ~ atandll, kl!W QUEE]'l 8lie bed, perfect ANTIQUE Mayflower MtJ;
ta.ib at 835-2361. or stop ln You must havf: a "'1id can. WAITERS, W at tr e • • e • • ldae headboard, frt.mt, quD.i. oondiUOa $30 Dreuer $20 dOun llke new Appraised
at90IN.Maln.Santa Ana. fornladrlYUSlicaleandte-2121E.Coaatllwy.CdJI. e4 mattrni, abetta. blank.-531-2841 s:Dl;,makeoffe.~.6'75-5116 00 F Pd' cat dJ'tvlllc wOric bi1b7. Bmlloy. Pnf. exp'd. Applr. ets. etc. .
Soc. $600Als~ FM" • IV• require a mlnlonun ol WINDOW GDUS Hn U.2, O>olce al Spc'.sh Offl•· Fu•nlluN IOIO Plonoo & Or9ano 8130
KENMORE electric range,
near new, 24 Inch oven $125.
Simmons hldeabed, near
new areen tWffd $100. M.i.sc.
tables $10 each. 2 5 0 0
\Vestml.mler, O.t 545-0014
one year eXperience and qes 25-40. Salary + meall. or .t.Iodem Style -s;:"',. rewwit~=~ knowledge of packlnr elec-Awb' in penon Ir om All For $249 uSEI)..(;ood condition. Desk. e PIANOS
tronle equlpm!.!nt is prefer-9:~11 am dally. MAC d Pm on1 ..i 2 cbaJn. couch. lamps. e PIANOS Call Loraine, Merchant:ll Per. red. You will perfonn a. vaP-DONALD'S, 635 W. 19th at., No O'Nn • ta:. Y ~mo. tables Ii: other J t em 1. e PIANOS :;~6r~~~2~ West· ety of ahlpplrW department l-"Coeta-?.i;-M..,eui"-. -.-----I WB.K'S WAROfOU$E 847-2507 or ewa ~ Final Dll.YI of olll' Summer
1-====_;,;:,--_,.,...,-,-1 duties. ·WJ-.1--•-.--er Sale. Save on tab u Io us Settetar,y.fU(tptlonlst IRIVW~ 600 W. 4th St., Santa Ana Office Equipment I011 GRANDS tncludlng
CARPET lnstalll!?' has one
roll, avocado nylon carpet,
double jute--bacbd .. Will aell
all or part, $3/yar d , Attr. girl for Civil enainttr'• GGOd stut1nc ra~. Excellent Top pay. J"UD ttme. open OaJJ.y 9 • 9 • Otlckerlna: •Wurlitzer
oWce, near alrjlort.. Ma)' com.Pill)' bene:fttt tnclndl,_ ~ Orily Sit. t . I Sun.. ll • I TYPEWRITER. Add. mach, e Steinway e Kna:be
consider part..t;.me, U 4aya-v.c.tlon cfurlnc the Appbl at 1T7S1·2C ESPANO'L IN QUALITY calculail', Vt!!ty reuonable. PLUS MANY AfORE! i GOLD naug. upholstered
5«>-7245
~ fint year of eniplo~t. Skyparlc. Irvine xtnt. Cond ai..2423 S bar stool.a, 6 mo old. 6x9
StockpUrehu,programand S.0.19lo Model Homo FumltuN . SPINETS&CONSOLE ""°'., .. rug,""""°""" SECRETARY a holiday vaatloo teaturinr Savin(• to !5%, E-Z -Oii S I I022 SAVE~ TO· · • ~-.,...,,, 2'0 hp mower"""' 2 Vena tile pel'90n to mat time paki for time off trorn WOMAN~~ u:,; inr. Nothlnc down. 3 com--r .. • 1 • BUY NO ~ ! ~ce.. will not 11)0. -5t5-465Q.
nl&nagtt & district manastr Ouiltmas day to the Mobday 1pan: e · plete roon11 of decorators GARAGE Sa.le-Sat-51.m. Sept be thl1 low a1eJn~ ! ,,:::;~~-'~--~-
in sales. handling comapon. toUowlnj: New Ytllr'll1 Win prtzea,limit ""w ... w !!_~t. no 1tyled Spanish f~t\lre. 13, 1.4, 15. 300 • n.b. comer COAST MUSIC SURlabri~U~ _Fm•nan"'"Z. •-dreld ;:
dence & ~nenl aecret&tlal time • ., .... u Consisting ot the famoua Santa .Ana, O>Sla Mesa. NE\VPORT & HARBOR ...... "' ... "" d · c-,. _ _. .. _ _, ..,. ... _ • d Beauty Counaekln. 847....(1846 custom quall'" Madrid lJy. Proleu'-·-• ha;,. -·er, oo-A MESA .._ ., • ., .,...,.. the public 8-4 fi.tonday lhru Utics. ""'""'.""""" ....,, vr-ata v h """in-...,...... ,. ""3 o' "' ....... ...,...~ Sat. 182.0 Monrovia. C .. M. 60.Salacycommen&W'alew/ var1an School•ln1trudfen 7600 Ing room poup. Tc o.,. eltttrlc carpet aweeper, Open 1().6 Frt 10.9 Sun 12.5 -"'--'.::.:,=~=~--exp &: ability. Cmnpany ,.._ al El Prcsldente spacious slant botrd. antique mirror, . n GUil.D F-30
locating ln Irvine Industrial mach"1nes SAUCEDU•N SCHOOL master king isizc bedroom a1ant board a.t'ltique mirror NO\V. rent & Ba.ldWJn orga Acoo!Ucal, «t.eel string
complex, Oct, 1st. Loc&l In-Co. F~ IT. l-8 suite and tbe authenllc La waffle ~ c 0 JI e c t 0 ; i: to1 ~ ~du.It GOOD BLUES AXE
terViews. For appointment A VARIAN SUBSIDIARY Wblre tbe Proiram Pu wrought iron dinette recorda, diahn, stusware be rs on Y· va or $125 * 645-2246
call {2131 679-2261. ~ sett, Limited atoclt • $488. and junque cluaa lessons available -R"" .. 'CH Emba tttlnk Stole, 2722 Michelaon ,..., .ve Fitll the Oilld Hamilton Showroom, 5iC8 · re&ulta .a:uaranteed. Believe "'""
SEC TY /MEDICAL {San Diero Fwy. to Jamboree Willard H. Saucerman, \Veibnlntter Ave, Weitmin,a. PATIO FUm, 2 couches, cof· 11 or not _ SJ.GO a \\"eek ten-Ranch 1'1-fink llfng cape,
5 years experlencf', 1 clrl otf ramp 1 blk S. to Ed, D. ter 894--fU4 fee tbl. 2 mahog ann chrl, tal lesll()N; extra. while Ka.lgan j •ck et.
office. Medical terminolo17, B.Uchellon Dr.) SiM(GJ Enroll now . . mple cheat, day bed wAfto·s BALDWIN STUDIO Leopal'd purse, etc. Oolhins good OI'J&nizer. Irvine, CaUl, Di64 EvH 541-1758 MOVING to Hawaii. Uke w/bol!!er comp, ate e 11819 Newport. C.M. 642-8484 675--5175
MISS EXEC AGENCY An Equal.Opportwtit)' RETIRED Atatter art new: custom quilted curved chest wht 2 dn, misc. s in y COMMERCIAL trimrt1.er .lo \" ~--~ H""' E-.. 1--Ml:F •-beip aect, oval Drnel d1n 837-1~-or 837-9368 ~·· HAMMOND . te w1.y . a· lawn m-·-r. """, -·•t -nd. ..... ........... ..,,. ..,......,, .. ~ teacher, bored with ,.,.. rm .&el, rettlg, 3 xtrll lolc '""" maha • new • 111ed planos .,.... .., ""'" .....
Newport Beach &16-3939 SHOE SALESMAN. activity, will considtt adult twin bed sets w I e I e c CHINESE MOD ht. ft I rad, ot all make.I. Best buys in $100.
SECRETARY: WI th iood Part time. Experienced. amalJ &l'DUP• for paintinz blanket, sewing ma e b, turn. IO!u cbairl lamps. So. C&Ut. rliht here. 642...s528
sldlls. Xlnt advance for lnqulre in pera'.)n. and drawinz cluse1 ln your screen, goll cart. hl·H ateno wicker turn. mhc.NB Sat/SUn SCHMIDT MUSIC C'O., R E FR I C f Jt A T 0 R $35
right girl. To $550. HEMPHILL'S home. Contact: TSOIUDI, comp. Antlq white: ff&m. 14, 50U Rlver, 1S07 N. Main, \\'a!blng: maciUne SJil 2
'Call Sally Hart 540-Q).ij 1831 Newport Blvd 1289 South Cout Hi&hway, mond chord Ol'ial1 Ii end CAR.PET, sbq, bJ·lo NEW Santa Ana piece .ectlonal $20. Dl.ntng:
COASTAL AGENCY Costa Mesa Lquna Beach tbta. Antiq .t.fandolln, cop-S4 sq. yd.. 391 Hamllton, WE HAVE PIANOS! table, ,.,,.ood $4. 548-2152
2T!IO Harbor Bl. Costa Men Stenographer-A F.docaHora.I Vacation Sth per, bn.u, cryata.1, bric-C.M. Saturday only. You maY purchan or rtnt CANON QIJ19 35mJD
SF.C. TO P R E S l D ENT ; Qalknflns poaition tor per-cnden • • • Sr Otmna brae, silver, tbl linen. No GARAGE SM..E and ettdlt all montes paid Like new, 1 yr old.:
Mature, pod 1killL To '650. 'fttlo llkM varitty H~ Qillcoat 10 leuon typiaa: dlra. 515-617& rm I..a.Aftna, beblnc! Foun-toward purchue. , $50 "'nell" • Adv' t . ap. :: ''"'° dtltlee ... i dept Sclll. 1>1al LeuM. l'n Del SPANISH taln Valley HJ. 868-1'11 HOUSE 01' HARMONY Dally Pllot Box P-m
portunity. ~ 540-m55 heada. Some pe110ftnfl exp Mar, CM. 5'3-2859 MEDITERRANEAN R..E Moo EL ·Sale-I>ouble N .a· f!!h: 1:ar;:-1-039l 53 Pt. ov&I dtamond. a ·band
Call Sally desired Sborthand 30 type HAPPY Odld, pre· school; Ali-Shown tn model bomet., oven, eltcCrle, coppe'l'tOrle f!WPOrt .oca wtth small dlamond. $690,
OOASrAL AGENCY 60 Sa1U,, open a,,;,..,,, .... 111 _ .... evall. lor 3 3 Rml"ol ...... (din nn, U• ...... 'l!Otl; •s nalllahJ'de •• YA"AHA ... al 129 441h S4 N.B.
2700 Harbor Bl, Oxta Mesa rtica.tlnl bl ~ 1nc1... I: ' )T olda. t-ll:30. Mrs. rm, Ii bednn) priced t1le-cha1r'I. I nrltc:. $11°' , PIANOS a ~ROANS , _67>-_3396 ___ ~~~,_
trial complex, Oct ht. Local fllnirvtDn. t0-1'26 when at $895 la YoW'8 tock1 . See tl\e cernplete t~ at: Health Spa m'embenhlp:1,
1_, For appolntm•nt MONTEBSORI tnlnlt!a, , .. , at only $399. Euy er.dlt Fumltu,. Auction I025 "OAST MUSIC U month& !Mr 200 vlsl1')' TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
THROUGH 'A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
call (Zl3) ~ 2"' to :Ii. Clv111 )'(!'Ir dilld Tenn•. • ~ • for $99 Ragula.rly $200 .. Miu
STOCK Gb1; Ales traillee. best education. '*'3106. S1nt1 An1 Furniture · • furnltuN • NEWPORT 6 HARBOR Hill s4s.142:!
Yourw. aharp, quick., lull GI w. 4th Sl, Santa AU Appll.cn· e Color TV OOSfA ME8A 1i 6'2-2851 E:N~CUJPE~IA re 0 t n t
time. lntmOew I 0 -0. MIRC~NDIS! POii e "7..,,. e AOK AUCTIOf'.I NOW-nnt o Baldwin piano edition 135. AJ>o b., t ~ROPOS, 2t Fa1blon SALi AND TRADE SOFA bed, 2 matcbln s TmG&l'dtnGJ'O¥eBIYd. Jot -jwr ehild tor $2.0Q children's cncyclop@dia
land, N'.B. -· ehaln, new upholstery. 28' W11tmlntttr nr. G.G. ~. we•k. Pro&uiocal in-5"-.9360
STOClQlOOM Girt. Un1tonn 'urnltun Knox Place, CM. Tud I: Tburt 7 PM·Sat 6:30 IMlctiotl available .. results ..:..:;'-"':;:,.--...,,.---
rentalt exp. helpful. WW MOVING• china• Norttake • BUSIEST 11\.Ubtp&aee ,ID J:statecancnmt. Rtpo. New ~Wed. FAMILY:* :e.:~, I ft
train. tl.d. ~ Na~ complete lot 12. town. Tb• DAILY PU.al' Whtte e).lphdtll OlmH~ WARDS BALDWIN SMJOtO lrvtne Out c.6utll.r')" Ch~
SOCK Tt TO 'Dl1 all or pUt Furniture old at· 1l1J N111~ C.M. &C-8484 for Nle. Pvt PtY. 6Tl-913l
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Uque1 ln cha1rs, tables, FJtEE ptam claael tntmln& MUST SELL LEAVlNG..ST. W 7100 d ..... ""'--...... ; .... , ,__ _ __ ,. ,__ -~·rva"'"--C.Omplete boUM f\lniltt.trt. J.bo M .. n. Worn. 7100 Jebt -· ..... •-•T •-••T -·• •-• ~ -•-~~ ~ •-'---·· •NO tabl• ~ ·-.......... -knlclHna<: LOST LEASE Gould """' """""""· .,.; ~· --· -~ ---t l<ANUFACTU"N&
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TRAINEES
NO lXPER.IENCE NECE.$SART. 21 lO 11 'r£ARS.
HIS.H SCHOOL S~OUATE. ,, YOU HAVf THI A'·
TITUDE WE WILL TkAIN YOU. PE~~fJfT tM·
PL.0TM0fNT IXClU.INT OPPOITllNITT fO• AD•
VANCfMENT.
INTERVIEWS MON. THRU FRI.
SPS Western
sblH, mtmin, Jami-and N. Main, Santa An a, saw. 93t W. l!th St. CM
JUNK. Alao Teen cJotbu, • LAST 3 DAYS • W-4&81 S!MJ40NS hldH-bed, -~IDld, .a tb•otl SATUllDAY·'SUNDAY·MONDb WANTED ;'.'~$911.El .. ~r
• l'umlluN· e CONTRACTO~ ~ll'L~ u,.s u::,1 PIA"f~1FS TYP&WRITERS. oUlct ''''"
App111-. • c.'°' TY $111,oot lnvontory_ or~ "'"No""'w I ,. oooo llr>rilht ~ a•· .,. conct. llndtrwootl llO,
.AOK AUCTION....-> Must le Sold .,...., !11'. 200 Parlllt Coa.<t Royal ltltl. Mlhlm •
rm Gudett Grwve Blvd. SP~llH MIDITl!RRAc':~N ffwy, H.B.~ Et£CTRIC SO>vo llO -""'·
WtatmlmtunrG.G.J'rWJO, ATCOST • LOW HAMMOND Mlll ORGAN .... """ $50. Hsu
Tues A Tbut. T PM.sat G:IO ltlflt Yeur Trucb1 Tteiler• er llcycl.al Excththt condition fl&O, ~. S.A . ...-0."54MOti l'.ltat.cu~11t. Jltepa. New lank T•rms Stort Chartt Mt1tet ~•rt• • _ * ~lllK • ~ Kew hom8 '&erci'IOUlt ~
OOUlSPOI' R<lril 111 yn S.okAmerlur4-All Acctl'fe<I • ffAAl110ND Oior<l Orpn, ~udlno: ... • 003~ m.
old, comp auto $ISO .. Colar 0,.. '" 4olly, Solt, N. -1 .. L 1141-tWO 1f/-anllq wblte, JJl<e .-_
TV-ls. Pblk:o conta&e•bmv new $.195. 875-51'1t BRANO Nt1!. w~ df«Ual
ctytd nlnot SlTO .• 1 blacll: 8,_ m-~-In ·volt mctu, um ..... t:m.
conhmperery chalr 2065 Charle St., C... MIA . ;:_-:._ O'A'if.r pnM' &l-1-1'64 -w/whlte naueahyde Behind uHtrbot c.r W1thtt _.,,_ .... ,,,.. a:T~
culhlons QI. Call: lf.T-9809 _.JS Oaalfted teetion. S.:w GOOD Btltone 6 Zt:nllla 2701 So. H1rb ... , S.nt1 AN 1 PM ltttor off ~omflto•., .. , .. ,., f, \;;oney, - • eUO!i. Look hoartna alclc1 ,. .m.ct ·
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SAU AND TUDI FREE TO YOU llooh I. Y1<hh ~ S 1 ~ ~Id looh 9030 Mobllo H-• 9200
..... ..._ l600 I ADORABL& hoaltll)' kit-• :f ! --'---'-'---··-· Tr•ll1r, Trowol 9425 Trucks 9500 lmportocl Aul°' t 6DO
ING _,,_ .,, ::,~~.;;·\ ~~ SCRAM-LETS 1!!...~~:.: Mos:,~=~: ... '" 1r _,,.,,.. OJodl. , ,., °"' 11 ton •'" .... '•· CORTINA llffptt, monomatlc . refri1 • S'1SO
lb ltrtt. ... ~ tnd. aeed 1004 il•m• •. AN·swtR to .n. ... -w/tfailtt, Cua Ulm• RoO. Awa:t. Oemorll*Nkr SSD 1\ttnace, 539.1B9G/$42-'QC both Hcen.tm:l. 'NO MOTOR. Sheraton Manor. Homette •
--l>P' ~ ~l!ll~er 6 PM t<tt. PtuUco • Sabata and ttl!f.fto.tat. Z.llDD 'Wl\I G.ER/S.p. malt. blad: Rebukr -Hone)' -v\dto -"+"'' ~==== , -.,_ ~ AU. SIZES
... new $10. • trade 1or fft)' ~tie. needl l*Kt NUIJllCI! -COOKIE Boat M&intenlrq; 9033 NOW ON DlSPLAY area kl run ,,_ good home. -_... -~ watk. Seo t t' 1 6'6-l.688 9116 t.farrled "'·oU: A 1JU1 ~ho FR& Boat · 5t 1425 Baker St., c.o&ta Mesa landlder lift MW $9 wants to have hle ~ aqd Tnil ::;:a1' e · ',ii bb:k &ul o( Harbor Blvd. .....-' · FREE: 4 Kittens. 5 wla old, aomeoDt' elie's codKIE too er )'OW' 1 10 the Coa:ta M• (714> 540-$410 P'1"I blk tem.ak 2 strltJp!d ' · niwl!St, la!lest boat aervke * AUCTION * ""'"'"' 1 .,.j, "''"""'· . ., GLA&5?AR c ... ti 0.. In the ..... L<l "' mak• GREENLEAF PARK
PttJa;ure w a t er, fl).50, 675-1353 or 675-Jl)H
5*1491
9510
Trucks 9500 . '-'-=::.. ____ ..:;:.:::.; 1968 Btvnco Station \Vqon,
'60 Ford 1f2 PU "9 V-3 .,,.. 4 wbe<I dmc.
to 22,000 mi. fl49:i. Phone
KI s-ssn or 642-!l690. l owntt VB, •Utom.Hc, must -sppreclat~. Uc 11CEi20 $599 .
U JClll will Ml er bqJ ~/Sn-DI 9/16 ln~-ou~boatd. 120 ~ >Wl'"boat like new (no job ln clar, clean, COQi Co$ta ,.:.::,..::::;=-==---=I Cru111er "''1lb pcwer i;et l too ismallJ . \Ve aho sell Mesa. New 92 apace adult '69 VW Sundlal camper, ,.~ ~ a1 !? 21 HaU ~ hokittens( """hol power trim. Full eovtt. fiberglass supplle&. Open 7 park. Jdodeh l Salta oUice water. Ice box, table, bed, ~ ~ • .....,. :~ p.rn. ove i &........ me w e Ready to enjoy. A 11 d)ra/\\'k. located al Park, Open 9 AM storage. .Owned only 4. mos. Windy's Auction Bem family was d e a e r led I . nUllnle;iance records. 1 \VIND AN' SEA to 6 PM. Mu.I aell, Movin& to Africa.
n-~ ~. -.,_1•1 M9-1846 9/16 O\,.ntt. Kl 6-M44 1731 Superior ACCENT MOBILE $3!'tlQ. 644-2962
~N;.;n. CM·6;a FR.Et: Puppie1, Toy Collie Costa Mesa. 642-'1'607 HOME SALES '61 CORVAIR Greenbriar.
GUITAR. f\lll me So1k Pl and C«bpoo mixed. 7 ,, .. u S.llbo.tt 9010 FIBERGLASS 1750 Whittier Ave. comptly record. wJcustom
1o 10 boob: Bh~ Cttipt. ~dorable, to good home CAPTAIN John says seU bis REPAIRS Costa Mesa 71': 642-l350 top. Conv!!rted to camper,
Boy's blkl! 2J•• 3 speed 50' Schooner a Vintage ship Boats, dune buggits & camp. MJnl BikH 9275 >l!)..3031 Ext 66 or 67 will alp S. $850. MS-S727.
Ergli&h. SoOd condition $20. NEED good home Wt' lovablt' v,./ loll of potential. Set on !!ti. --------':;...;: 197tl lfARBOR BLVD. PICKUP C.UIPER Shells o.m beat and musage black and whlte kitten 8 mooring otf Balboa Caribe Smith Boat Repairs Bonanza. 5 hp. jack!ihatt, COSTA MESA cab-ht, aliaht b-eight
pad. new $21. Orea form. 84.-ta7 :,...;;!otJter Slameesie. apta. To bolU'd boat contact * 3'7-5453 • •hockS. Jcndmi, $100. ,65 DATSUN damage. Cheap! 839-1800
atand, adjust 10 to 14.. $5. • • .n.-,. Ernie Minney at 54&-4191. * S«J-1483 * 646-0fiM 4 Ador&ble puppies. sma11 All offet1 owr $15,00'.I con-Marin• Equip. 9035 1951 CORVAIR, radio, ice
BARG ... INS afledlonale bm;d. 6 weeks siderr<I. oNE' Lactory ,...-·"t 1-··-_M_o_lo_r_c_,y-'cl-'os.:;... __ ..;9::3::00.:. PU "''/camper. new eng. ~ ~ wS800ater,64~tllu, ta()t'
n. ..... n Anne Ta~ $20 ,.......,,.n old. 504 Westminster N.B. f'L YING SC..'OT. t~ as test, runl Gen'I Mtn 6:'71 ;;;d~'1 side mirrors. 4 spd. dlr, xlnl. 1--·--·------1 •~ """"... 642-0022 9/15 f •-1 & bl Small dn or , ..... tt•d•. • -10' CAB OVER. excellenl ~-~ <<l M,. (2) paddl!d &a t'li'I, s ..... nges · gge:;t iw HNG ........ ....,.,., __ d~-1 -~ "''-....-. .., · ··' -~~ ._..u,., '"'""' pymnls. NOZ&3k' A. call Rob condition: '6S Chevn>let ii rnap1oe cha.in $9 ea. MarlJle POODLE. Female, 9 moe. 111 19' fiberglass ;ii.OOp buUt. engine. ObmpJete w/t¥t·in· ,.....
cocktail ~ $22. Mim>r Miniature. % S la n d a rd . Complete w~ t:raiJer A dl5e reduction gear 2: 1 49-1-9773 or S4Xl634. ton. ~73!M·
'67 Cortina
Sport Coupe, ' speed. Radio,
healer. VTY!.28
$1299
0~1~4' o,;i~
~9--30.ll Ext. 66 or li1
1970. HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA P.IESA
DATSUN
ORANGE COUNTY'S
NO, 1
DATSUN DEALER
DOT DATSUN
18835 BeaL'h Blvd.
lluntinaton Beach
8112-7781 or 5-10-l\M2
'67 DATSUN border picture $9. Stove $25.. 54S-O'J6.l 9116 sail!. Appraised v a I u e ntto. For furthu details. '681/J FORD CUSTOM '62 O::>rva.ir BUB, '66 eng, 9
Wuher $25. Couch $25. om. LOVEABLE Kitte.... 7 wks. $2,475. Sac ~ $1500. 1n4) call P. sunoo (213) 626-930'1 club Wll&Ofl, aulo, r le h., red, pau. great for surfing, S650. • "' ••-n •n4 ~-• SlO -.. 67l-t46Sor645--06llD """"··-1..1 •• -(7' WBJ019 . 642-11623 C Oil Sed, , s • uu. near et~ Id • ....,...~ . ..,... .. rua: . old Various colors. ~ .. .........,. wee......, •. or 4) S«i-OU8 • priced to sell at: ne"''· Has had exceptional
Electric stove $15. Elec. dry. good homes. SC2-7096 9/16 VIKING zr s I oo p , im-~wo;"=:""''="""====o==~ kUSTOM MOTORS care. \Vill sacrifjce, small
er UW Jlfi. Girls 20'' Bike OLD Boat for lumber or maculate. slip inc I u de d -· Sfi Baker St., 0-sta M~ une Buggl" 9525 dn. tine prvt prty, VGG879-
$10. HOUSE IN B CK ,.pair, plut car ......... 936 $16SO or trade for equiv Bott Sllp Moor1ng 9036 ;z:.=;::7==7.=:;:== 5.ffl.5915 * \VE DEAL! SUPER MANX LB, call Phil, 494.9773 or THE A ,,... ... value Mercedes or smaller -Auth Intcrnalional Dir 545-~
'45 E. 17th St .. CM 642-57'1 Sunset. CM 9/16 boat and cash. 645--262!1 SLIP WANTED Puf1)1e meta.Ulak finish. Spec· 1-::::::':::· ======
EVERYTHING GOES ADORA.BU: Angora kitten, for 35' cruiser. Will pay 6 '67 DODGE SPORTSMAN ial Bill Tbomas Corva.ir en-
u"'"'" mariri-10 wks 11· O'DAY D&yt;ailer mos. in advance. no bn·dg.,. V"" V-8 •· 1r -~.. O'ine >L OFF AT ·~-·-n-11~~ u-• 113~ ..... ~. . ra to, a ... ..,,...... •· .
"11 • • • • • • • • • • • ·' old. CaD 646-56UT 9n6 ...,,mo ,...,. • """" "" 968-4257 "'°'"""',,,.-.,.,-,.-..,=---extra Rat. Sl875. Call $169.J ''ANYTHING GOES'' 1•· O'Oay u.sed .... $500 '66 BSA Hornet trocc. xlnt AJl1 top with any bottom! LARGE Grey and white Fun Zone Boat c.o. Balboa FREE Slip in e.'lchange for sha $850 Ml-226.9 646-2491, ext. 226, be~·een JAMES LTD
AD Bikinis reduced to S7 long-ba.im oaL 6 yean old. • partial use of pciwer boat or S. :i..s?n · · After 7:30 A.1.f. wxt 4;30 P .M. 158' Newport Blvd. 642.004() ORANGE COUNTY'S
ENGLISH FORD
TRANSPORTATION·
Imported Autos 9600
JAGUAR
'64 JAGUAR 3.S Auto •• Mark
JI Sedan. Wire '1.'hls. New
G o o d y e • r Shelby-Cobl"li
tirell. Xlnt cond. RAH. Dark
gret'n w/beJce: inter. ;i,:a;,o,
~9Ml.
NO n1atte.r what it 18, YoU
can tell II With a DA.IL Y
PU.oT WANT AD! ! &t2-56"1S
MERCEDES BENZ
1960 Merctde!I l~. Denn,
new !ires. $750 I i r rn .
6(2.-4152 eves.
'68 Z:JO SL. both top:;, p/s,
disc brakes. AM /f?-1. $J595.
494-1532
MG
MG
Salt:&, Servioc, Part.a
lm1nedlate Delivery,
All Models
J2rtuporr
311nporrs . Neut.em:i 6T>-0389 9/16 SEA Scout s desperatdy &ail "''ilh drop mut Mk for ·~~~fi':S~iib~kilj,;;M;ond;;ay~U~""~'"~·o.y;;.· ..,.., MEYERS Mame for street or VOLUME ENGLl~H 0wr GJ suita to choose from, • need a MAIN sail for 22 . SUZUlO 12> cc trail bike lo FORD DEALER 326 Marine Ave. KI'ITENS, 5 trWcy ones from FOOT ALB AT ROSS . Lea 675-6005 or ~ miles, 1200. fili Ki"""' Pl., 19" SCOUT 4x4 oU road use. 1966 53 hp Bus 3100 W. C.oast Hwy., N.B. Balboa Island a calico. Vk Harbor Hi. 615 642-5769 ~oe~ """ eng. Xlnt cond. SUDO. Call SALES · SERVICE 642_9405 540-l7&1
FOR SALE Gary. 548-8594 9/1527 ~~. "v"1KIN.::..~G_A_ux.--.. -.-,-L-,-nd.-ao.t Services 9037 c.~~·-w,,,~-.;~lh~~~:"''=-:-:-·,~,,_-blk-,-5 ~ i:Jp~, HPGT";i6 pric. -·-·~·m_. _,..._9861_· ____ , Im~i:.~~D~ery Aulhori.icd ?.IG Dealer
Beautiful original oil paint. PERSIAN type dark tabby Moor avail. T!:d 0 K. COLI.EGE student seeks se-hp, :Hpd, near new. KUSTOM MOTORS * LA PAZ * LARGE SELECTION '6'i 1\fGB Rdstr. R.H. Wire in&. mountain sotnr in beau-kitten, exquisite markings, 546-8lJO x43C Mr. Postma, questcred shelter on yacht $200. !)68..1587 8-15 Baker St .. Costa Mesa Buxgy BuUders. 3623 W. War. Theodore wheels. all extras. Very
tifW blues l-IP'f!'l!IU. Dade 548-0097 9/15 SM-4004 \Vill ma.lntain in return. 540-~15 * Authorized ner, SA 546-4045, days 9-7 ROBINS FORD sharp! Low mileage. Must ~ -~ •--I '67 Honda 160. A Beauty! ._._,1 ~ Bayvl A .-..... ~ framl!. "'"' o PART cocker, terrier, 2 WEST Wight Potter. Gd. 3)8* 20th NB. Like new condition International Dealer ---------~ ! ,.._..,.., ew ve ..
• .. -, '".., te. Reuonable-. Call ma.le, g wkL old. nitt pup-cond, 2 bunk. sis & rig. "7; ""1184 RENT-A·SHELL Imported Autos 9600 2000 Harbor Blvd. S.A. Hgts. 549-1445 ·-• ~ ~ ~~:=~~~~:=::==11~C0<~ta~>~l;•Q;;;::':':':'~M~2~.00~l~O ~,,.--7--cc---,_..--·I · · pin. 962-2158 Seagull mlr &: trlr, $1200. Mobile Ho~• 9200 1966 Triumph 650 CC Trophy \VEEKENOS, \YEE KL y ALPINE t.tGA hardtop coupe, aew
U1 Spd bo)-1 French racrr. TI-IF.SE are the cutest kltte.rui 637-1668 ~,_,.ial. Xlnt sha-. $695. P.10NTHLY * 839-1800 cng. tires, etc. Xlnt cond.
!Dee new $6.S. Refrig $.'G, 8' ever, ..... ,.,.nteed. 494-8Ta8 l..100 14 no. 441, j-~· .... __ ••. CASH FOR YOUR 54~ .... -UI ·-i\lusl ~JI $49J. 495-!7!18
qull'..... ch ..,.,; . . tbl •--· ""' .... ·57 fORD '1 Ton. Custom 67 SUNBEAl-t Alpint' Ex. FERRARI ~ "'" •·• "'""' 9/IS. --•. ~. "•-o 6 o 3 • MOBILE HOME -.o====== ab E t ' 37 000 with 4 benches .-.~"" Giria ,...,,._. __.... -c · x r 8 s · · cond. New tires. P.tust See! MGB ~· •• • .. , __ .. •£ "''~---..... 67J....8392 e-ye/wkrnl Auto •-rv·1-I S1595 893.-31115 bike $5. 56-S3ll ......._. UUIUl ~ .,...,..,"" ..... ~n. Pri'iste party 'IV8JltJ-8 x 40 or .-mt es. · $1495. 673-Z!M FERRARI
Gr•nd Or»ning SALE I
Pemeo tanks • fl5h • ac<.'<l1&
'11S TROPICAL FISH
!0111 Edtng,, <@ Mognolla)
Fntn Valley e 842-4.S.'.IO
Houle trained, gd. w1lh NEW Naples Sabot 8', lbgls, larger to be moved to mou.n. & Parts 9400 19'".>4 CHEVY '~ Ton Pick Up. New.'J)Ort lmporll Ud. Qr. •63 MGB, bard .t: soft top,
child. 839-6462 9/15 complele. Eu)' to Car top. tain lot. Send description, ---------Oean. $295. AUSTIN HEALEY ange County's only author-new tires. radio. wire wheels.
SNUGGLY k]ttens. 1860 Ne-w Call 879-17•7 price & location to: Write 1967 VW 1500 engine, appro~ * Call 962-8996 * ized dealer. 4.!XXI miles, almost n('\\'. Very good cond. Must sell. Jersey, C.M. 540-<ll63 9/15 IT VENTURE ~ sails, trl•, Box P 424 naily Pilot. •a:J GMC. 4 ~. SALES·SERVlCE-P.<\.RTS ?.l•k• oUo•. 494-9808 complcl~. WE DEAL! Set .,.,... RARE '67 Austin mini i:;ta. 3100 W c t H · '
4 BLACK frma.lc. 1" Siamese oulhrd. many extras. $1995. '61 10' x 46' ROD & REEL •I KUSl'O'l 'IOTORS. st~ stake bed. S275. • oas \.\')', I ==~~-,"--·--·----1
CUSTOM made desk $35.
~ """"" glu& -$20. ' I sinb $S. ;7.511. SC&-4476.
495-4798 " " ~ ~ lion \.\'agon fwoody). $1500. Newport Beach IT'S Beach ,..,..,;..-time. Big·
kilte.ns. SC5-597S 9/15. partly turn. To be mov-Bakr.r Ave.. Costa Mesa. · lMi, 673-~ ··r.1ary·Fran-64::?-9405 540-1764 pst selection ever! See the
RED cat, male. g months. il<\BO'l'S From $100 lo $400,1.<d::;:·======64&-~~3Slll~~,_~~1;5======:.'._.::Wlti~·1o~,l;•phan~~~~! ~D::;un:;: ... ~·~lino~="'~'·=·=======~=A;":;:'~"°:;'~;..,~~F;;'~;;:n~·;o..J;;;::":..._:,;D~Ail.~~Y~P~ILOT~~IV;;ANr:;;,;,;AO~S~! MS.-7233 xlnt cond. 53-4542 or! 1..:::....:=------I 6U-Jol30 New Cars VW Engine 36 hp complete
$l5. Mini bike Briggs A PETS ancf \.IVESTOCK PENGUIN sailboat 11 'ii'
Stratton efW. $50. i(2.-7369 W/Mil & traiJt'f', Top COD-
LADIES Golf clubs A. bag:
$50. Tile v.-1lll mural. 1%' x
5•i,s" (u.ilboat) $50. 673-4038
LIKE New: 'Pi!aple bdrm &el,
Ice frost tree refrlg brown,
china cabinet. 646-U87
' ~ Misc. W1n'11d 1610 rl-~---~~--
WE PAY MORE
CASH ' .<
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: For turn:iture, appllancei;,
• colored TV, pianos, organs · i a.ad antiques.
. I Day OI' nigbt ·l=-~~·~3'.~:16~20~~ :swEBUYS
I; $ FURNITURE $
; APPLIANCES
· · Color 1Y-'i•Ao-Sf•r•o•
1 PSec9 et HollM ftiU
CAIH IN JO MINUTES
• 541-4531 •
WE PAY CASH
WE PAY CASH!
• NOT Checks
For GOOD, USED
1\unitutt-, Stereo, 'IV or
Houebold Ite:nu of 11ny kind,
• 547-5722. e WANTED
FURNnuRE
TOP CASH IN 30 Mimrtes
Quality fumiture, color 1V1
stereos, appliances tools,
office @q'Uip.
531 -1212
Peh, General 8800 dllion $475. 837-8598
SIAMESE KITTENS $15 KlTE No. 676.
111688 Lehmhardt FV Aqua Blue. Xlnt cond.
*531-9716• • 673-3848 *
----CAL 2.1. lrd ln NATIONALS,
Dogs 1825 2 years. Full set oI sails. '-'=--------1 $3700 .• 846-2951
HURRY! These ·v,.on't lastl ,:C,..:,C~.,CC~~--
Jong! S weelu; old Siberian LIDO 14 No. 2756, ~ry rac-
Hualdes. OKlOISf: youra no .Y' Ing extra, new sails., trlt
Ge.ntle, atiectionate. good, Sl200. Sabot $175. 84&-ll&S
wUh children. Onl)' $75 • becaute o1 no papen on Power Cruisers
these little be a u ti e • · 36 ft Quoiz Craft Express
545-&&n Cruiser '61. Many ex-
p ED I GREED Cocker tru-radio/DF. etc &
Spaniel 7 months old, black. deluxe interior. $14., 0 0 O.
male SlS. Lynn 0 l t o 642-J0:,4
673-7617 l-''-'23"'·"'ro"=RJ~M~U~LA.--200-b--p-
PUREBRED Miniature J obnlonOD. Llke·new •
Dachahundt ([)oj(y'1) $50 or $4000. 644-060.1, or
best otter. 841-3813 67l-&'!:92 ews!wknds
ADORABLE mixed poodle CRUIZON 16' Cabin cruiser
pupplea; ·I weeltll old $5. wood/[bgls, motor &: trtr.
~ 19'1'0. $S;JO. !>45-4588
OOG TRAlNING • -Priv leuona only: ree.s rates Speed-Ski Boeh 9030
213: 423-350& 713: 423-1830 is• FibergtJ-boat & on s~hore
REG'D 15 mo old Irish Set-mooring 110 hp Volvo, stem
!er, hou9ebrim. drive. s/s radio. bait tanks,
4194-291& etc. Xlnt cond. Gd. ski boal
On shore mooring Balboa
Hones 1130 tsl, No. Bay 714-615-2899 ---------SMAU. SheUand chi Id 18' Owens w/85 hp Mm:
txoke. dapll! gre; $75. eng:· lge whI trlr. gkilng
545-5828 equip. Good cond. $1395
51S-26."\I
TRANSPORTATION 1~'6" GLASPAR. 15 HP
Evlnrude motor. Good con-
9000 diUon $625. 673-5158 Both & Yechts
FREE! 1967 16' Glastron. 50 h.p.
Mercury. Xlnt cond. $1495.
Basic Boating Cmrse offered C.a.11 673-2259 lo the public by the Balboa 115 c-0,-'H~onm"""· ..:,.:;.:,Skl_OO.--L~!O-HP=
~wer Squadron foT people Men:. New trailer. $1250.
interested in u.llboats u 642-9!111 att 4 PM
well u po1V'er boats. Everyl---------
'Pifonday ni;:ht for U Wtt.ks THE QUJCKER YOU CALL, beiinnlng 7 PM, Mon., Sept_ THE QUJCKER YOU £EI.J...
IS. (Bring notebook lirsl
NEED bricks one to l!XXI, night) at Newport Harben· MOTOR HOMES
rnwmabl1 priced. &14-4687 Yactit Cub, 120 W. Bay
Ave., Newport Beach. No
Mlc:hln.ry, etc. 1700 advance rePtration. !:nroll
•I claae. Any question call 12 x 11 FULL KLUGE m.us..
Automatic ~ New ideal roll--e-
ROY CARVER PONTIAC
ontiac's
• • • • • • e wa
it's
"'· N<w Morgan..,,.,....,. HUNTINGTON BEACH ~ tnJclta, 25 cases o( SepL 8 Dec. 16th at Hunt·
pid barxi&et type • aione -2 lngton Beach High School.
• chuts A mi&c tunuture l 1 pm. For Info call 962-1839.
• lettierpres& ink. $700 Jor all. '66 t .,r.-28' d HEADQUARTERS 5Jt5.&tl.L ~ .. .., • e a n ,
lapatrake, twin 185 VI rrey
marine, ma.hog int. 7S wt
ndk>, be&IJL family boat
$9100. E-Z bank: term.a with
16 down paytnenL No tn.de.
&ud'1 Aircraft -Marlnt,
2312 Newport Blvd., N.B.
'' FREE TO YOU
NEED aod home 1or """" lolll haired white and g-rey
cat Male ~. 536-2091
NJCE J.ookirw pey '-white
ldttal,, 5 mos.. male, to a
alor. hamt. ~t.m 9115
~ FREE red a White Ole.arxfU
balhes. You. dl,s. 21U Con-
Unmtal. C.M. t/16
.. Need lood homes for ' ~
alM tariollt abell kittens,
675-<;a;
26' Endeavw, 1969 Nati.
Champion. FuU race, 12
volt, 8 aa.il£, new bat. .A: boat
bath. Many other xtru. See
at CYC sip 535 or call days
213-391-7171; n lte
~
' 1D111. .id. 127.zoJ 22' CABIN CruiMr at slip,
H 'EPK ERD/Scbnamer near l'l!W, 100 hp Ma-wry mt.. mUe. 10 mo&. 50 Iba. outbrd. a.tom trir, must
Lowm JQdl f&.0781 9116 .ell S2%iO or bt!st otter. -
WHl'J'Z' Dort hbblt 1'0ftMULA a A v • " 1 e r
--d -·-eaf'llllCe -· m w.
2 W ..... -l _. ODut Hwy. N.S. (acnt&f
.._ cond-Call-= •nl'-'h-''"-"..cs_tutt-'--'sntrt---'..;.Rm=cc'·-
I
I FOR
MOTORHOMD
• lm'Uf 111-AU. ID
ODD~ "llPl.Dllr .. ,, .... ---------· ---[I) ROY CAR\17ER PONTIAC
2925 HARBOR BLVD/ COSTA , •
Kl-64444
I
MESA
)
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M-. -15, 1169 D,'11.V P'ILOI' H
TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION"'.-:;f .. Rl:Tuf11SUPOli>IS.:fA ... T""ION""'"--;-.,1runN:nsr11PO><il"'tl'1A"'T"IOH''1l"' ... TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
lmportod ,Autoo 9600
7RANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION ---·-1--------= 9600 lmoo rted Au!OI 9600 lmeorted Alltoa 9600 lmportocl Aulo$ HOO Au'°' W••led 9700 Au!<> L .. 11"9 H iO lllod C.'-1'-"'----9900,..-lho4 ~ '900 -lmpoited Aut.
OPEL
'6.l Opel ~. iood con-
ditioo, very efficient, R .t
H, $600. 66-0137
RENAULT TOYOTA VOLl<SWAGEN 1===vo=L=v=o === WI' PAY ... "'LEASE"' . CONTINENTAL 1 .... --~~
i ---...,. CASH ·• Cadllloc °"' .... -· 19fJO RENAULT in rood con-
diUan and very economical.
25 mi per pl . $125.00 Cal!
to see GG.'468
BIIL MAXEY ·.~;,.;,.~..;..~ V0.LV0 iun. equipped. $121 ... . • '11 .nird, 10 llUI 1tation ..,. ITIS!!IOITtA~ ~,.~,.·,.RI!!' liOI . ~ for ...... '"'"• -Jud "'· rib. air, .,, ..._,,.mo. PORSCH E J! ...u-' .mo r .......,, nc., uu Best O.al• Ar9 At ca11';'° far fM nttmate. ·a i:I Camino. aJ.r, ffOO.
• --· --""""· C.M .• 6'2-04l3. DEAN LEWIS GROTH OIYRO'" SOUTH COAST .,. PORSCHE 1600 Su"''· 11111 BEACH BLVO. . .. vw >'utbacl< 1'00 Low u;1 CAR LI ASINO
Near perfect, radla.I Uttc, Hunt. Btach '474S55 milft:, new car suarantee, ,...,. H·~ c~ ...... _ 300 W. Cat Hwy, NB M5-l132
TRIUMPH
chnn wtm. \.\'orth $1600. '66 TRIUMPJ:I TR 4 3 ml N. ol cc,..t Hwy, oa Bcb uldna' bdow blue book. Pv .._ ... ._., ·•· _.._ A* far &1111 Manacer
\Vill take btst oller over * rood OMdition * ( pl)'. Home: Sf0..8695. Mlrk: '65 Volvo ttdl.n. kl mJ.e, Id. 11211 8-:b 8tv4. Uud Can 9900 ~call •flL'r S pm Reuo11a.ble 54&--m4 TIO[VIQITl!J 1-----'·-'J-•ck.;__Soot=J---~~.t~ Ura. $100. Hw1e:r-NSS:l8eac:b TRANSPORTATION CAM
PORSCHE 1967 _ 912 _NEW ·~,~· t:--en~· Bttt· De•I• ~ At ·~:: :~=· s'::. -======== WE PAY TOP RP0RT9 MOTORS
TIRES CH.ROt.tE Wl-lEELS 1 __ ~"""""~--ev-'='·~-· I DEAN LEWIS ~t Flo~r. c.~f. (right rear Sport C1rs 9610 DOLLAR • COCOA MATS • EX-e '61 T1UA-IRS ~) !>4S-3155 tor eood, cltu uaet! nrt. X1J6 HAJUi01t BLVD
CEU,.ENT CONDmON -?.1ag..,.micb~r&Jrroll bar U66 Harbor C.M. 646-9303 =-=~=-=-"· ---,--,-L&DAU Ital fbrglu !!pOl'tl; all make&. Set Gearse Ra, CDSI'A MESA '
SA.350. (Phone) 5'J...4010 /J'-AU $2100. Owner~ • 196$$.::fW 1500 s lq\IAn back. blt Chtv V8, aw •tick a: 'Ib!odore Robins Ford 541.$2" or MMS11
TER •·oo p •• u.;,JU, OD. $2800 invested, runnine. lalO Harbor Blvd. ............. CING AV D"Rf'. · ...... 497-1135. Ask tor DON ndJ completlrv. Son aooe to CM 6'2-0llO ............. A~~ .._
MS-3CXJ1 Ext. 6' or fl
1910 HARBOR BLVD.
PORSCHE '" -912 . TOYOTA VOLKSWAGEN 61 bl "'11 .... $1000.M&.3238 • • '68 SPORTS ...... l3,10ll AM/FM, chrome .>h I•. ' VW c.m..,. R< I. ens. Wj(( 8 I air
CGSrA MESA
CORVAIR
'U MUSTANa $11'5
2 Door H.rdtop. VI, 1Hc:•
1ltlft, ,.~u., h••t•r, whit.
wtlf ffNI, hlt h ,.rf.,_.
t 11c:• p•c:lt•t•· lYN 322
Konkihoc.,, ""· c1"""· ELMORE MOTORS '68 VW • """· 18SO. can m-0562 1 UJ ~:~, ' """·· """' top. Top after 5 PM. Auto. W1nted 9700 <;UJM !Jon. ~-Xlnt mo.Int. ~rd. $3900. Your Volksw•-n or Porsche '&t Greenbr1ar Van.
492-3117 '66 V\V. Strong rnMing:. --
BARRACUDA New Ure1. Clean!
'650. 541-7442 ''5 CADILLAC $2495 TOYOTA Air ro..nUm10r, • •pd. d~. Drlv• to -te $UOO. WE PAY CASH • "" tDp dollan. Paid lot ·~ PORSCHE Spf-eUster Bil! loaded! Hwiey Cft&m. ext,, * 6Q.-0040 Days only or not. Call Ralph
Thoma! CORVAIR engine plU&h black int. Take smaJl1 ---------m.tSOO DODGE
lnoiallation. -• !Arg•" ..tection of a ll down "' "'''· Low, lo• "'' vw. red, """"runnln& FOR YOUR CAR 1========1 ~ ~:,.:; = -------D• vt11t ........ fvll ,.w•r
hllhtcU119 f•cf•rv •ir ce11o
4lH011i119, Sh•r,. An 121 * '65 CONVERT * 1a""""'·r"'""'• ~m °" Kpymnen ~~lF890'' .!!'.;...can. """'· ';""5.1939 * c·ONNELL . Auto Lo11lng 9110 Mu.t ....wee, $150 . '61 DODGE DART Xlnt cond, All xtras, nu pot. rgest oyota eiLIC'r, _.....,.,~ ~ 833--06 White with vinyl top, a1r con.
top, Must aeU. 64:6-123.f NICEsr USED CARS '57 V\V Conv!).nable MUST Sell '66 VW Cal:nper, CHEVROLET dttt.. .. 1 .... auto, trana., pow.
'U FOID $7'5
GAU.XIE 500 FASTIACK.
"J'O" Vt, •11toll'l1tlc: tr•t11•
ml11To11, t•dlO, h••f•r,
po-r 1t••rillf, •It coiwll·
tio11l119, whit• wtlli, Ut •
llG tl6
IN ORANGE COUNTY f U I lo mile• xlnt LE•e:E ·RENT ...... _ '67 Porsche 912, Ml-F?a-1, 4 S250 u Y cqu p, .,. J.. -BUICK er 1teerizW, ndio a.ad beatu ,
pd I .1 ,,_ 'Ir 15300 Beach Blvd. * 98&6:163 * cond. 642-1538.eves. :ma Harber 61vd. ORDE R YOUR Must wt $1895. 3:5,IXIO 0..i ... 5 • ow mi es . ......,.. . ., · WettmWter Phone m3322 Cotta~ 566-llOD 1'70 TODAY . ---------·~ . hley,673-8282,673"78l9 SEPT 68 VlV, lmmac , '66 VWSnrf.beiaewlblk tnt.1-~==-==~-1 FOR EARL IEST 61BUJCKR1vitn..Topaxto inal miles, c.n 637-4156.
•61 super 00. reblt """" new '61 Toyot• Coron• am/fm, aunrf, n1m Qt' ot-R/H. Porsche rlma, Xlnt UCPOR'l'S WANl'ED dlUoo. fully p:J¥o"md, a.fr.. Ori&fnal owner. '65 MUSTANG $195 pai1:1t. Must sell snsii"or V\V \Vhlte with black bucket fer. 540-1580, cond. $I.3SO. 548-7116 Omn&e O:iundel DELIVERY cond. Xlnt buy! Ca 11 -~--~·nrf & CMh. ~.,"""" seata. auto, radio. VHLJO.I. ,68 V\" 8 hll , 8 ·~ V\V eam-r. New"-'-, L _"roP 1 BUYER All popular makes. !'ord 837-5426 Leisure World. FORD H•rdlop, VI, pow•r 1t••t-
1~,-.11 •• ii ip•ei•I. l1111111
'lloocl. ATl116
.,.. ....-.,,,1e, Sharp! Priced to sell •I: ,. uz. w r, '" & ..-~'6u"" BILL MAXEY TOYOTA thort I ul te
65 Porsche. one owner. KUSTOM MOTORS tn.ck tape deck $1650. 5 new tires. Ready to gul ._.. a..-.. mvd. au zed e "I !YI m. BUICX No 225. Ha 1 '64 FORD Coun...., ""'""n. * 962-066l * S2400. MS-4783 olOOlli "" Get OUr c.ampetJIJve Rates ---.11.i -t • _1 "' ··-ov Like new, 1t1any Extras! M5 Baker St., Costa Mesa ft Beach. Pb. M7-f555 Theodore ...... , .. liARGAINi rwr. atee:r., R&H. Xlnt
l3300 645-1462 54<J.5915 * WE DEALI '6' VW '51 VW VAN $550 DONT JUsr \VISll fouome. ROBINS FORD 64>-2252 aftor 6 PM Cond. Orfa, owoer. $795.
'66 MERCURY $169S
CYCLONE G.T. 2 cir. H.T.
V-t, e11t.., fi e. •ir, pow•r
•t.•r., pow•r br1~11, b11tk0
•t 1•1h. TSA IZJ.
'59 PORSCHE 1600 Coupe, Cassifled'a action power. Ex. cond.. $1«;0, SCl-7816 · 542-69!M eves. thins to fumllh )'OW' home 613--3'7M. -•-t _ _, .,.,. ......., -" __ ...... ,....,,;on L 2000 Harbor Rlvd. BUlCK '66 RJviera, factory '66 F rd I' I
..... , u.uai. .....,....,6'11. or For an ad to "'"" .... ..,...... THE QUI.......,..... YOU CAU., Fal' Dally Pilot Want Ada , , , find p.at buy1 ln ll>' Costa Mesa 6G-(1(110 air, full -. ,,_11,,, o afr I M
613-1150 e\o"H: I: wkends. the clock, call 6C-$'l8 THE QUICKER YOU SELL DlaJ 6U.s678 dl.y'1 O•astfied Ada, ,...._..., ~ $495 l~~~;;;;;~~;:=:.'.~~~~~~~";'=~~s;;;;;=:;;:~~:..:===;;:,;;;:;~==-~~~;;:;;~~=:=:::!!!!!::!'!!::!!!!'!'!!!!!!!J!!~!'I condition. ~to appreciate! 2 Door Loaded. VI, etc. Uc.
New Cars 9800 New C1rs 9100 New Ca rs 9IOO New Cars MOO $2595. ·~ lRM9t9 Pt.or. &a.6023 Dlr.
'63 FAIRLANE $995
ll~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~§§~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~§§~n 'C Buick RJv~~. -11', llf. •-roRo 1'!1-· ~Mi. "~"' MACULATE loaded ""' >.AAJ· .,..4\, ....,...
$ll75 ' 'Mu.....,~ 10 a.m.-2 LJll,. !136-«110 very · .. .............., clean
DURING JOHNSON & SON'S BIG ClfARANCE ':.."'v';Js oil .-.. Llko IS62 FORD: New brake•
100 Vt, ,_,, 1f1•rl ..,, ti·
tli•, lii••f•r, 2 door H•rtl•
111111. Sh•rp. Lie, klE 260.
'67 GAL •. 500 $1"5
2 dr H.T., VI, t uto, ft t t lr,
I'S, 1111, l&H, w-s-w, Y!nyl
ro•f, th1t 9l•1s.. UKH71 A
'65 FALCON $795 THArs RIGHT!! AN OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE BIG MONEY
1 ON mE NEW CONTINENT A~ MERCURY AND COUGAR.
OYER 78 NEW 1969 CARS TD CHOOSE FROM. LOOK
AT mE EXAMPLES BEi.OW.
Don't Wait Too Long
BRAND NEW 1969 COUGAR XR-7 "THE HOmST ONE ! ! -BRAND NEW"
1969 MERCURY CYCLONE SPOILER
While 35 1 4V, Vt, ii i.et •Iliff, whit• 1id•
w•ll1, pow•r I Mll roof, bl1ck 'f'iRyf roo f,
1porh c:o11tol•, pow1t 1l••rin9,' pow1r brilk11. ·
tilt wh11I, AM-FM rtdio witli l•p•i.. i11t•rv1I
wip•n, tin! 9l1n, d•lu11• 1111 •nd h•lh,
wira wh•1I c:o~•ts, frori t bull'lptr 9111rd1.
STOCI #411t
Sil.#
tfflMSt0714
$AVE
$713.00
LAST ONE EVER
AVAILABLE AT
SAVI NGS LIKE
THIS -
11/&f MERCURY
CYCLONE SPOILER: llr•rid N,.,J
BRAND NEW 1969
MONTEREY
4 DOOR
HARDTOP Whitt with dirk \.111• m•t•llie. l SI Sp•c:l•I Hot CIO 4-V •fltlft•, Hot 125 to I re•• .,.J,, two ton• roof & d•ck, 11yl.t1 Jf••I wh.1li, r•eint mirron , rNr cf•ek 1pollt r, Yinyt
1tMr wh11I c:ovf r, ••l•~t 1hi ft, FJO tr•elion lir11, P•""'' 1l•eri119 l br1k11, r•di•, •ntl
1poil1r 11"1odiflc:1fion1,
$AVE NOW ONLY $AVE Cullom 4 door H1 rdtop wifh Jl/O 2V, VI,
b!.1,k 'f'invl roof, 1el1ct 1hJft, 1ulom1tic
tr•111mi11ion, whlt1 1id1 w11ll1, powt r b11~e1,
pow1r 1l1eri119, whi1p•r 1ir c:onditiontr, ••·
tlio, ti11t1d 9l•u, tompl•I• ht•d r1il1. rt·
11'10t• mirror.
s922.oo $3268.95 s702~00
•
OR·ANGE COUNTY'S FINEST USED CARS
• Johruto11 & Son Ras T he R e putation of Offe ring
the F inest Seleetio11 of Vsed Cars in the County!
1967 CO UGAR
Pt:lwff l!ffdflt. P<IWfr bt~ka. fetlorV 1!r, IU!Ornllk lrlnlo
tlOio l>ullt. ti,, UNl 1111
$2395
1968 COUGAR
Autom.11< "•~•,, pgwer '"'"""'' pgwor IM'•kts. f1Kto•r 11r, lioncllU !PO. XEV loW.
$2695
1969 MARQUIS
4-<loor '11rd~, 111!1pg-r,flCIOf'Y 1lr, L1nda-u fVp, •ll!Omllf<
""''' rtokl, ,...,.,, 11'. $4390
1968 MERCURV
Co\ony' 1'1rk lllllon .... _ "' PSH"1Cl•rl, -·r ''"•Int. pgwsr b•1~ei.. 11erto i.PS, f•ttorv 11r, •ulorN!i~ '''"'• r•· llkl, ftNltr, l!C. STK lQ2
$3795
1967 MERCU RY c-Lie:. UOF 560, ,...,......uc 1ran1ml•ID<I. rMJO, ,...,.,,
N II POWlf It l.Clor~ l lr. VOi' llO. $2595
1965 COM n
41i '""°"' 1uf111N111c tn1n1, rtdlO, hMl1r, 11t. lltlH .5'l $1395
1968 MllCURT p.._,~ L-Con•llllioo . .Wloftltlk tram .. rtcllll, Mlt.r, Pc.w-
1r •'-lnll· -llrtka, ~ -b. flc:i.r, •Ir. VI I( J.(J $3195
1967 FOID
2oCloor ht.,,lop, Jl9'ftr 11Mrlng, ,.,_ brtk-. t"'°'l' •Ir,
L1!dlu -· 111torn111c iral'f., rfello, Nlt'I" ale. VU? W $2295
1'67 THUNDHlllD l'ull JIOM•, !fctorv t!r, Uf!O;IU 10fii, 1lillllmlllc tnns, rldle,
fl.t.ltlr. 11<.. TTW Ml
$2695
1966 FOID
1968 CONTINENTAL
1969 VOLKSWAGEN
lh,19, lltldlO, ~Nit•, thtr,. l!c. XOA MJ
$1895
1'64 PONTIAC
4 o... N.T. a-It snwr •iw nwlllllr.. !K!Ory •Ir, ••1111. IM'lkfl, t it. HTI.. "1
$1195
1'65 CHIYROLn IMPALA
4 i:1aor lllntll!P, Lie. NCA Ill, Altlftmtllc lr-"'IMIOll. rlMllo,
,..., ... , jlOWV ,, .. ,1n9.
$1395
1'67 PONTIAC cno AUIM\tlk trellllTlllt...,. rMlo, llellw, ~ 1 ..... int. 1W Rnll!llMlfll, Lie. TtJ IP
$2395
1'68 IL .DORADO
l"llH PIJWWf tKM<'I air, l.Mldilll top. ""'"'9.lk. rtdlo. "-•1· tr, tall, ti! lllhMI. t""9. AM/,.M, tie. Wfi'U tU
$5895
1964 CONTININTAL Ct.wlYwflb", 1\111 _.,, flc:terv •!~~ lle!Mr lllttrW, rldll. _,...,""°""lie: .,.,.. ek.. oML.., $1795
1'67 CONTININTAL
+.oP, lvll ,.,...,, Hc'°'l' '"" ... ,...., lllfWllor, l.lndt• ,.,,, 1111 ""911, rl(lll!, l\MtM, 11111m11k. ~ #122f
$3695
lohn.son-.son.
I
NEW CARS
540·5630
642-0911
2626 HARBOR BOULEVARD, COSTA MESA
1 Mlle South of the
San Diego Freeway •
• I
•
USID CARS
540·5'35
I
• 6C.4'7l2 * new batmy. U:O uk lor Dtbble. M6-l550 or 646-al23.
CADILLAC MERCURY 2 dr. V-t , 1tic:k. r1dio, h••t·
•r. lte•I 1h•rp. N&O J6t .
EoCalo -'66 CHEV. $149S '61 Cad CdV .Pwr, air, etc. '6T Mere Col. Pk. Wgn. lO IMPALA 2 Dr HT. Vt, •uhi,
-a/c, ndr. PIS. P/B, d ' Mechanical-in aV'tl'g cond. po.,er 1t1•r.., r• io, ••ftt. Front pau 1eat mnwrtec1 to P/W, Jl'M'• lll!all. spd. cont. SQL OJJ •
.-.. lmlld. SUfJmJt .... dar ~ AM/FM, '6S MUSTANG $11'5 ·--· BU> much mire ......... 830-6448 "n.a.' 'Ln C.11.,..rt. Vt , 4 •P•M, r•·
To: W.CA TNst. MUSTANG die, h••f•r, whft• well
Attn: D, Holt.by tir••· Hi9h l'•rfonn•11c:e
P.O. Box 1139 lt•llv l'1ti:. Uc:, PIX t l l
Santa Ana. Cal 92702 '68 Mustang '65 cHEv '11" lmp•I•, 2.d•oo H.T. V.1, '68 SEDAN de vme, Landau top, full pwr, AM/FM GT, 2+2. ht bclr, alr, ps. PS, Pl, r•cfio, li••t.r, whlt1
ltefto, ~ fH..1532 pwr strs A btb. dlr , int walls, tint tliu.. PDEtOI
""""'· Bl Bk $l!IO will ""' '67 MUSTANG $1695 MUsr Rll ch!ap! 'M Cad rif $1950. Take older trade. H.T. V-1, 111to,. pwr, 1ff•r.
Coupe, '66 Cont Both load-VZl11l21B call Phil 494-STll rid1o, ll•1+1r, 'f'i11yl ,_f,
ed, xlnt. 540-7828 or ~. TUR 010 ,
'68 CADlLLAC Coupe de l MUsr==AN=a"ss=2.,.+"°2-... "',h'"•-.. --c.. 169 TORINO $3195
VWe, leu than illl,to> mlln, W -w--i-L.-..4 HI m ' vinyl $4850 40" 6'0'•""'• ...,.....,, • e 6T. ]II Vt, •\rto, f•c:t 1•tr,
l lereo, top. · Pvt hood, beaden, spec. wheeUI PS, Pwr dl1 c: lr~1. R I H, "p~ty~SG-~2711~·_,..=,...,== 1 til'H, and more, Cl..EAN •• ., tlr•1, lo., "''· XHV6&1.
'89 Cad 5"dlo"" Vllle, 12,000 613-<llll6 'H MUSTANG $11'5
ml. pyt pty, 9lll-6013 67 Mustq CONVEITil(E Vt, •llh111•·
CAMARO Exoep. dean. 1tlck shift. 'fit h•111111i11I011, p • w •'I
ndk>,. beater, b Uc k e t·s, 1f1•rln9, r1dio, ll•1ffr, m191 whlt.e walla DLR. U c. TRH wh••l1, Interior d • e • r
Z 21 Camaro, ma11, 690.$1195.Pbone &G-"'23 t roup. Ut. NOY'''· 1 ~ F-«ll!S, '"""" '67 FORD $2095 1
$2lllO. 1'15-33811 OLDSMOBILE RANCH WAG, v.1 ......
'68 camuo 311 . R.S. PIS -----~--~II f.c. •Ir, , __ .... r .. pwr.
R.ll AutD. 284 Krm st. Of' '65 01..DS 442 Cutlasa, 1 br•lret. 111991/fO raek. TVD ~2991 eves, trade. owner, k> mlg, best offer. ;11:;;2~· ===~==
545-1498. '68 MUSTANG $2195 CHnROLET '67 TORONADO.Dtluxe. Full CONVEiRTJIL!. v.1, 111to.,
pwr, air, AM·FM. tit wbla. pwr, •t••r., ,.11., Htt.r,
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12th Ann-.al "-flail"
Overnight Argosy
4 Champs-Seek .Star · Title
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Winner "
World _C~1f!:piop,ships at Mission Bay Next Monday
Race on Oct~·4-5 Thu• wlll be 1!0 de/ending form.,. tiJree.tlml w or Id Bore ·•"' the «<tllled en-
dwnj>ltAI u auch "'11en the cbtmploo !ntan,.liavlnt won trlea In the Star Cl ... World
lid &wlbura'I Cal-lll Sun-lnlemallonal Slor Class World al Havan1 In 1957, Newport Salling Cbamp~ps:
downer wu 1111 ...,all 'finner ~pl<>l\ShJp Regatta gela Beach In lllit and Rio de ArgeoUna: lloberio Mier ...
S.lurday ol callloml• Yacht Ne"l!\)l'I Oceen sailing AJ. 'llley should bo ·malled lo Wider way at San Diego next Janeiro In 1960. Qn1y one other Australia: lir. w. J. Rock;
Club's Trana-B•v race, the aoclaUon' has· issued invlta. NOSA Race Committee ctary· Monday, but1there will be four man, Italy's. Ac o 1 t Jn o Dr. K. J, w. StUmp.
fifth In the siJ:;.ce Overton Uons and entry blanks for lb StaCf, 40t 29th .st., 'Newport former champions ·-one of Straulino hu ev~ ,WOQ three Bahamas: FOflter c1p.rke,
Setlel. 12tb 8t)llUal AJamitos BfY M-"Beach. them an O I Y m Pl c · Gold Star Cius world tWes. Br a 1111 : Walter Von
1 sched led 4-5 The f aec1 u medalist. Since winnirlf'.· tn 196 O, Hutacfiler: Peter Slem:ien. Because of light Wlndl and gosy u Oct. · · race was oun ...,....._....,.._...______ 1 The 1966 aod 1967 world Notth's record bas been S-18-Z· Capada : st mo n Prinsen-
low vlslbWty tbt race com-11le Argosy is an overnight YeA{• 'ago by Clark Sweet. chl.mplooshlps in the Star M-2--2. Other former world berg; Charles Kosa.
mltt.ee. shortened the course race designed to give sailing ' NewpOrt Beach yacht and ln-F Class were won by Paul dwnpions who will be making eo~-• German Hartm --the---•u-"-1o20 · o • T h ~ ~= an '.'._';':~ ·~--~ families and guesb "" oppor· suranee broker who is a long reign · · OUC Elvstrom of Denmark. Re wJll another bid ll 9an Dlego 'ate Bogumil. •~ tuntty to ~le In inlor· Ume member of Long Beach • not be Oii hand at &an Diego. Malin l!urnham, Sao Diego, • 'West Germany: H. W.
RucneMJp waa M. I!. Pit-At B t Sh nierewasno"world"'·beldin l!M5: Walter voo •liu•~hJer, Za·"·rl--·.UweM·-·. mal racing and to 1,et1ogelher Yacllt Club. In the early days 08 OW ) ~ '-"lll ~· ....... m••'• Ericson-32 Blue/In from · . _ _ _ 1968 l>Ocause of the Ql,ympic BraZil, 1938, and KI e I , J••ly : • "'"' Croce: Carlo
th ~-Salli Club a-..1 nt an overnight rtndezvous. before the new Long' Btacb 1-- -.., ~ Sou ~Nre ng wN Tb 1 ·•-tiJUch h b games. ... Gennany, 11139; and Bill Roland!; An&<Jo Marino. thlrd was Meltemi, co-skip-The Argosy consists of two Yacht Club was built, the e or"'-6" as e-Lowd!! North of Satl Diego Buchan, Seattle, 1911. Pcrtugal: Luiz Roberedo.
pered by Pearce and Sturde-separate races. The first race )'.Jchtsmen lied up at the Long com~ part Of ~ ~avor of the stands out as' the most An tnterestPll sktellght on Sweden: SUg Wennerstrom ;
C-Oloradn -F. B. Bnsetl
Florida -Frank Zagaruio,
James Schoonmaker. Hawau
-Charles Hall Jr. Ullnols -
Chresen Jensen. Loulalana -
Williarn Cowles, G. S •
Friedrichs Jr. MlChlgan -
Phil Griffin, EGgene CO'rle7.
New York -Steve Andrewi.
Oregon· -Tom Fortt. Texa'
-John Slack. Washington -
Alan Holt, Jay Winberg. Torn
Nylund and .Bill Buchan.
Final Day
For Filing
vant .of Pacific Mariners will be Crom Balboa Pier to Beach Marlna and were oo,.. new Southern CalifoniJa~Ma-·formldable threat by sJle,er Burnbam's win in 1»45 la that John Albrecbtson; Coraa Tell ;
Yadll Club. Alamitos Bay on Saturday, sed to a nearby restaurant for rine ~UOQ SailbOat Show virtue of "hill record In the-he· was 17 yean old •11 the Pelle Petterson; Sune Carlsqn. Thursday ~ the final day to
Cl• results: Oct, 4. The boats will rendez-the Saturday night fesUviUea. Oct.. 24 to:Nov. 2 at the 1A1& class-. In the 1966 and 1917 time, and bis crewman, Lo-Well Switzer J a n.d :.. Arnold file entries lo the San Diego to
OCEAN RACING-A -(J) voos at Long Beach Yacht CooperaUng 1n the race are Beach Arena. • "WorJd.'1" he W~ runnfi!f~P to North, wu 15. Osterwalder; Jurg Christen; Ensenada race sponsored h1.
Viva, Gorham Getchall, CYC; Club for· an evening of dinner, Larry McDowell, manager, SeVeral lines of aallboats Elvstrom, losing by only ~e.e 1 Another Olympic g o I d Oskar Meler. the Southwestern Yacht Club.
(2) Firebrand, Jim Parks, dancing and entertainment. aod Tom Mcinturff, harbor-troi;n Eii.gland plus aaJling paints each year. Jn 1968 medalist who will be seen in United S.tates: California -The race 1s open to boili
CYC:. The second race will be on master of the Long Beach Ma~ crift ·from Sweden, lUllland, North was the ·Olympic gold action in the Star "world's" Lowell North, Malin Burnham, ocelin 1acing sailboats and
OCEAN RACING-B _ (1) Sunday, Oct. 5 from Alamitos rtna. Norman Scott ls com-Hong Kong and , Ne1f 1.ealand medalist in the t;lase, aoundJY. will""be Buddy Friederlcks of Alan Raffee, J o b n Bennett, predicted log power boat1.
Sundowner; (2) Bluefln: (3) Bay to "the Newport Pier. modore and 'Bill Effinger is will •be on display at the ln-"be&tlng Elms in the' process, cit· New Orleans who Won the Chuck Lewsadder, Ra Ip h Ent-ry forms may be securec;l
Meltemi. Entries must be posbnark· port captain of the host·Long du a try-sponsored "sailboat wiJpll.ng ~coveted gold. DragOn Class at Acapulco in DeLuca, Barton Beek, Bill from SWYC and must be tiled
MORF-(1) Sudy Ill, Andy _ed_be_f_or_e_,ml,--dn_:ighc.l_Se..:p_t._2_6~. _E_ea_ch_Y_a_ch_t_C_l_ub_ • ..;' ____ onl,....:.y_'l_e_xhi_·bl_,Uon,_. ___ ~-.,:F_u_rlbermcc...c...,°'r'.:.•_· .:.N,.:.ortb __ 1s_.:.•_:;l::ll68.:::.~-~------G::.er:::.:.:ar.:.d.:., _::T_o_m __ B_l_ac_k_all_e.:.r.cc....:by:_4.:.p_.m_._Th_urSda_..:Y_· __ _
Lockt<m, CYC; (~ Pull 11
(Cal-25) Rnd Slmenz, PMYC;
(3) Puff fl (Cal·28) Glenn
Thorpe, CYC; (4) Baluba,
Robert Losan. SBYC; (5 )
Summer w Ind, s. Ellis,
WYC: PHRF -(I) Fon:e
Seven, Colgan & Llnder,
LAYC; (1) Yellow Jackel,
Terry Greene, CYC; (3) Dutch
Boy. Fred OtUger. WYC; (4)
Bongo, Johnston & Edward!,
PMYC; (5) I Duno IV, James
Wortblnglon, SMYC.
Five Oasses
In Harbour
Keel Boats
Ftve classes of sailboats
partldpated I n Huntington'
Harbour Yacht Club's lnvita·
tlonal Keel Boat Regatta
Saturday and Sunday. Courses
were laid out of Seal Beach.
The results:
PHRF-A -(I) Sea Chase
U, William Gal~ SI BYC; (2)
Nlmrod, Andy Cb amber a,
llllYC; (I) Celine, Bill Mone,
l.'iF.
· PHRF-11 -(I) Malal Vaa,
Paul Smith, LBYC; 12) Esprit
n, W-tlliam Slegrill, ABYC;
(3) Away, Jim H~ Si
BYC.
-SANTANA -(I) Brigadoon,
Art Koox, HHYp; (j) D'Mur,
Dave, Newpian,. HHYC; (3)
Ciao, Bob Uccilerrl, SI ,BYC:
CAWOA-(I) Dirty Thirty,
Hanle Schofield; ABYC; (2)
Get Away, Lee Berlingeri, SI
BYC; 131 Toad Stool, Isabel
Lounsbury, ABYC.
CAL-20B -II) Wlng·A·
Long, Nancy Wing, ABYC; (2)
Jlne, Rudy Ried«, SI BYC:
(!I Mlslral, Richard Tobin,
RRYC.
Coast Guard
Sets Exams
To Academy
Prospective candidates for
the United States Coast Guard
Academy's class o! 1974 will
have Utelr final chance to
compete for appointment to
the academy when College
Entrance ExaminaUon Board
tests are administered Dec. 6.
These are lhe Jast. CEEB
test results which will be ac-
cepted for evaluaUon for the
1974 cla511.
Appointments to the
academy are made solely oo a
competitive basis, with no
congressional aj:ipointmenli or
geographical quotas.
Applications for ap-
pointment mllll be submitted to the Director of Admissions,
U.S. Coa,,t Guard Academy,
New London, Conn., 06320,
prior lo Dec. I 5 • Ar·
ranaementa to take l h e
necessary CEEB tests may be
made througb high school
counaelon!.
To qualify for competition,
an applicant must be Un·
married and must have reach·
ed bis 17th, but not his 22nd
blrlhday by July I, 1970.
Mt .n I m u m educaUooal re-quirement is a blgb school
diploma, hilt high school
ll!nlors uaured df graduation
by Jime lO, Jt70 are eligible to
compete fftvlded they have al
leart IS credill by that lime. n-app>lotad will ...,.Ive
a college educaUon which
amp b a 1I1e1 engl.oeering-
pl!yllCll lclenc<, 1 o c I a I
itldenrt or marinl! iCience-
ootanopllhJ 111d leads to a
bldielci< cl..,. -and a...,.._ u an ~nslp in
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