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t W~GTON, (~.--In;.,;~ bid i .,,-.:, p~ nomlna;ion diew quick
for Pollticfl peace, President Nlx6n_ tod.ly p-lile' ' from DemoCraUc leaders in na~ Democrat: Jotm , B •. Connally, ~Sl!l~,.Speaker John W. McCormack fa~'. Texas governor aod close friend . descri~-Connally as a "fine man,
Of. ·r~er President I:.)'ndon B. Jobnsoo, . autanc:lini'. and a great American."
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tL hl;•~eq_uty secr$,rY · -~ ~,'5,'J, -ser.ved as N.avy secretary '~f'I · · -___ ,,_._ '· .~e..'-~late'PteiidenlJohnF.Kennedy ' -• 'Ciiiii81tY:·who ·ai~ served In the ~.en-
nedY, Al:lministr~tion~ )'ill syc<l,ted Djiyid and was serio1.isly wounded by gunfire
M. t"enne<ly who will remain in Nixon's W!ie1(J'iding 1n tfie same auto with Ken-
offlcla11family as an artibasScldot-;if-lirj:e · ned)t at -the"· time· of·1he ·usassinatil:ID in·
· tio aI'fin · nd ·Dallis. seven years.ago to ·~ with iqterna, 0 &JICe· 8 · ·He·haS been' a close political ally of mooj!~ policy. . ,. ' lhrou h
i W"" Connally at hi,, Sii:le, ·Nllon told John,son s g out 11he years, both in "" , c Washington and in Texas. White House newsmen~1·•we . have, .. a Wbt,n Johnson was · a House member, Re~llcan President ,an<l"'ll Democr3.tic Connally, served as his secretary from
Coniireu, but the problems we, Jlil.ve !ll'e 1939 to eprly 19111. After a hitch of Navy Americ'an ~ problems .. ,We , need •to .. ap. 1 ,service and a job as .a radio station ex .. O~!fh.ththi in a bip3tt.ISan .ma1iner.!', eeuUve in Amlin, he ~joined Johnson as ·~n.Jfy, who served 1 thre~ "two-~r his ·Senatorial~adminiStrali.ve assistant m.
t.• I 1is a Texas go:ve~ thi'bugh 1968[ 1• JM9., ,
said he was "profoundly proud.-grate u He served one year as Navy secretary
and,buinble with this appointment..'"" under Kennedy before1winnlng election as
LNltoci · said he would withhold silt>: governor in 1962.
!hitting of Connally's nomination to the. It was the second Nixon cabinet switch
Sena'te until after the new Congress con.. in ·recent week.!. 1be ~ident dismissed
venes .jn Januilry. Kennedy, · h&-said,· Walte_i' J; Hickel as interior secretary on WouJtl contlnu_e in the rabinet ·post .Pro-: da bef 'Ibank' · In --• bbed blbl• until ·Feb. 1' When Nixon's n!w ' the Y. ore fil.V g aiN ta , ,, . ,., . , Rep. · Rog<rs ·c. B. &1orton to sucteed ~dget.p~nia6on)~.~!11PI~~· him . ,.,,_,._._,..-----;...;....""-----. .. -.. . . ...
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·Bright ·sunny skies are promlsfd
for -+or·ange eounfy Tuesday, wltht .
. -Church 'Visit.or' ·-; . -·
Rifles Pwses
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Mrs. Robert C. Scull, a "New
York 'art ColleCtor, mOdels ·c&rt· -r~4ge belts ~ with -" Barbarella"
black jersey jumpsuit. Cart-
ri(lle b"elti ar'e-\he latest fash-
i~n kick for ·Chic women. They
eo&t..·about '25·aod .come with
dummy .bull~
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'Tl;lde· Fife;
Pair ,Flee
·Somebody did ..... pat.shootfng •t' tho
Santa Ana Marine Corps Air·station sun.
day night' and an· lnvesUgaUon is:under
way today to.Qetermine if anyone besidel
sentries fired.
. A maaive ~arcli Of the orange grove1
around .the Red Hill Avenue gate' to the
tielicoptu training facility late ·Sunday fa~ ~ i tum up , any trace of alleged
~1pers.
·Gate guards 1&kt they were fired upon
and ·returned the shots. sending two men
Oeeing from the area on foot.
.Sheriff's Captain Jamea Broadbelt said
today the investigation also includes
whether· a 15-year-old runaway girl shot
tn· the' leg at the aame time is linked to tbt Incident . .
·The Los Angeles County teenager,
whose name was not released, was taken
to Oi-arlge' County Medical Center, fr.ir
treatment of a minor flesti WOW>d before
belng tUrned over to "juvenile authorities.
TeamJ of military police, eight cars
catrying sheriff's deputies and lhe Costa
Mesa· poUce helicopter Eagle 11 searched
the area after the alleged sniping U...
clClent. ·
Cries for help in one orange grove
north· of the helicopter station, it San
Juan street and Brownlng ~venue, led to
discovery of the wounded runaway:
. "1;ha wasn't badl,y hurt," 'iald ·Capt.
Broadbtlt today.
, He also remarked that so far nothing
had-been found1 to substanUate-rtpOrts Marble sentries had been 'a ·sniper's
tar1et, '11\ld> u lpOnt slugs ar 'shell cas-
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NEIGHBOR INSPECTS· DAMAqlf:·AT·O:ll.lTRICH <HouSE .
In Newport BMdt, the Sundey C1ller W11 Unex~
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Pair ·of Runaway Autos ..
Cause Majoi: Damages
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"TWo· runaway ~ ·-one frantlcalty
pirsued b)r•Jts oWner; who wu injured in
the ch8se -caused major damap in '
Newport Beach SWlday. One mowed
down five trees. Tbe other rammed a
~ unri, st, or 411 ~ag.ii1p Ilda\!;
suffered· an arm laceration while trying
to stQP Jib Car·as lt'i'olled do"'1l Sand~
Ut Drive,' poll~ sild. · ' -,
He1 said the parking brU.e fa'iled) '~
hold. , .
The vehicle knocked ovtr five trees, •
clobbered a. latnp wsti and· uprooted an
Widerground :sprinkling.system aloog its
route. . ·
Investigators said the car finally came 1 to rest at an1int"ersection; :·
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ntl:htume weather\ remaining clear t· The young man standing oubkle San ~=~·~e~ r:[;:_s ~re ; Clemtfufe•s First Ba_ptlst ,Church 'turned writes Scathiri
A Marine Corps helicopter mounted
wllh a powerful searchUght took over the Iiunt ti!' lbe late evening; freetilg tbt
r.osta Mesa pollt'e chopper to return to
its nOf.D)ll. paFol duties.
Draftee Numbers No ooe was .inJured,in ,the 1,p.m. In--.. ·
cldent, tilvQlvlng .\o· Lfncolh Contln\11tal ·
which apparently' s.liPP'd lri!O dilve tlear·j . g ,
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Letter to, Board· I j
! · · · · down the gracious loffer to join in
,. INSmE 3'o»1':Y ... ! 1ervket1Sunday mom\lli.
~ !Jn. the fourth; i~~ment o1 I~· he waited ! for the choir to
; lhia memoir1, fO-hn1r Russian', .. r being'sihging. Then he rifltd four purses By JA.Oc BROBAClt
j · ~itr Kliruthchev ._lfJll! Presi-· ~ .fl~. . . , : Qrahge Co~n't; °t:i ~· Mdrew J '
• drat I Kennedy toa! the one . who· 1 • • Four members o~ lhe church choir Jost lfmshaw ts· angry' WJlh· the bOard ' f'
, ,b4cke~ d.owu :if& tM. l~~~. ~~lie, · ,. 116 ·1tl; cUh ·:to . lhe ~lsitqr during , the.' .suPerV1Sors 'aad 1t~y.he t'.old lhem so ~.
edllj,l · Se,e (ltOTl/!fog:e.,'\ ~ . .'.. ~ice!-· .It JO'T , Avenl~a .Marquita no W1cerLt1!' terms.. .
' 1 ' Days ·r: ed Ult supervisors 'with an "attemRt to
: Tlit craft piloted by Oflleer Jim
W~, with Off\cer .F:rank Upham 89
llpolter "8s calle<I out of 1llt dty earlier
Sunday night 19 belp Fountatil ·Valley
piilct hwit a'l1lll'ktt robber.
Santa Diiln't Arrive, . ' • • • ' !
His Trousers Stolen 10.,1y"'l 0 .. belWffll•ll a.m.'ond ..l..n. . · Hlnlhaw ma letter to the board char("
--. Tiii.. . Pollet '.'id tbt mu ti! hil earl,\< 20o·bad lntlm"ldate employes of tbt .....,..., of·; : , .. , , -. •tliM cllufdl· memben be was wllttilg .fer flee with lhrea!ODed dismissal" and said • LIVONIA, Mich. (UPI) -Several IM> · CHRISTMAS '°'""""' outside tbt sanctuary. He be would "not tolerate" such action. dred cbllch'en lined up m vain oulaldt a ,!" ........ ''.·1,;..··~~·~ '~l~""~~ ... "···~lii.~~~,_..~i~·~ ·==~~::.
,;.......,. • 1 \ -• _.,, .u . . :'Th~ fqor ·vl!:\iihi . .itm,Lcill!kJil-<ln)!ltlt " .. 1~o.J:ecilli.m to do gltinpoe GI Santa Ctau1 feeding b1a == "" ~ =.. .-·~ . or 138 Santa Margarita, Sin ~emente, The angry letter stems f~ a con-reindeer.
, ~ ~ r::·,t;:rr "';: -wbo Jost $34 ~'7 . .euna·Gatnes ,ot tOI Ocean frontaUon between Hinshaw and ,ax.inly . n. jolly fit man never showed up
· :::_ •11ca :; . ~= 1Mtt1tt :..: Drive, San ,Qen;ient~\ whole •10 dlsap.. auditor-controller V~~r A. Heim in because be coukln't find hla clotbu.
••"'""' '"' • •·T11tw1.-" ·peared ; Charlene June ,caryen of 26422 which lhe board backco Heim. Soinebody snatched hi• two pain· of rtd ==IMIMi ~ ~ M-J:. Via Califomla, C8ptstrano Beach, who Helm told supervisors that Hinahaw trOuteri:, hl1 coat, belt, spats and two
. ""-11 ..,."' was11 tt found her $30 missing, and June had for four and a half months refused to stocking t•PI from a locked dressing =~ 'l :·;.: 1
'.: :McMapu~ot *'2 Lu Flores, Capistrano alklw the auditor's staff to make a room tt tbl IJYOlla man betore epeolna
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• • . ~I ' • : " hJdn't,til~to,dropJn IO•.-G'""'f . Fa~ :EarlY."t~)~.,; n:'~~:~r.:!~.~t::.-:;;~. • ' . . " . ' '!>hashed iiito tbt litter ~. wh\dl
WASHINGTON (AP.) ,..; 8electlve 1 wis occupied at tjie °"1e by Deitrich,,
Str/ile, -lloridoi that . """ wl1h "1i" said.
num'-',100 -i'lbefo11 ;tu be'ellclti!Uo.r I I : · · • ." · ... theitl"'*""'.tMMt.JIW'ntmbel.t•:ts ' d ~ ' f ' •• ·• ··~ • • • • t' : ~1 !ti 111ii·';'U::._,r.., .~' .li'"ll'ellbinhmg ·Routs months,~ the •tencY said~ I ' • •
Thae numbers make up the Selecttve • ~putee 80 Wife Service System's First Priority SelecUon . ' '
Gniolp and lncludt-men•who reoch-;KANSAS CITY .(~P) ,-.,A fu'UWl ·car-
ed the~tie of111· 1n119'1o, iecelved thllr · ritd an amputee ind 'his "lfe, Wb •'
lottery numbero 1t the July dr1wlllg1 and yean old, out of a burnf~ ~partinenl 1
have not been dt;ferred or eiempted. bui!ding that bod been 1cid,ttd by •t
The Pentagon ·announctd 5.rturdl,y 1 , /,\olotov coc.ktalt .Sunday. ;.
January dnllt'call of 17,lllO men. ' GeOrge carter and bis wife -.•
Howevet; Selecllve Servll'fl said, the overcome by smoke ln their lllCGdd-Ooor
••first priority" group does not affect the aparimenL Tbelr daughter, Mra. Mme
ll1bltlty<>f tbt "mended prlorltY" gr<1Up McCoy, who llvea on tbt f1nl llow,w
w1-numbers have been reacbecl, but try.Ina to save ber parents -BlllN!,.--
(lhe DRAFT, Pqt 11 1rrlved. ' ' t
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DAD WANTED TO SEE HIM
H0ckey Pl•yer Spencer
II Qclrey Player's .• . F. lither Slain
{n TV Di.spute ·
• :f!UNCE GEORGE,'.B.C. (UPI) -'Ibo ~ of T°""'to Maple Leal bockey
.p1prer Brian Spencei: -~ Identified Bun-
~ as the man klllid by police aft.r he
fQ.rced a televilion · 1t.ailon to close
iecause it wu DOt'brriaacisting his son's aame SaturdaJ night. '
Signature 'Different'
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Hughes'· ·writing
Said Imitation
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LAS VEGAS, Nev. !UPI) -A
purported signature by Howard Hughes
on a proxy authorizing tbe firing of
Robert Maheu as bead of the billionaire'•
Nevada operationl wu an "imitation," a
handwriting .. pert tesllfied today. .
O:larles Appel Jr., a fonner FBI expert
on handwriting, told a at.ate district court
bearing that it was different from of.her
documents signed by Hughes in the past.
The proxy hid been presented by a
group of the Hu1bea Tool Co. beaded by'
Frank W. Gay to the court as its main
basis for dlamissing Maheu. It waa al"
pealing: another court order preventing a
physical takeover of Hughes' casioo-hotel
properties.
"It's a very good represenlalion," Ap-
pel sold. "It wonid paaa any bank teller
and other bullma usoclataa """1d ac-
cept jt but lt'a deficient. It'a extremely
skillful but it's different."
, Appel said It was a "common pracllce"
·for confidential secretaries in business
and potitle.al circles to sign document& for ~ superiors. ·
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IDNSHAW •••
rouUne audit of the usessor's depart-
ment.
Gay's eroop bad on hand another
handwriting expert, Ralph Bradford, wbo
ba_s Aid out ol court the signature wu
genuine.
Maheu, Hughes' right hand man In
Nevada for the past four years until the
rteluse · dilappeared Tbanbgiving eve,
says he also has an eyewitness to back
hia contention that Hughes wu "spirited
away" from biJ penthouse in the Desert
Inn Hotel.
Maheu clahna he WIS hired by Hua:hea
and that HIJlhes Tool Co. Jacks proper
.authority to fire him.
Maheu hu testified that he once told
Hughes in a 1988 telephone conversation
he had offers from two companies to bet-
ter himself financially. He said he wu
considering milJ!lng but Hughes "be1·
ged me not to."
Maheu uid, "be m1de me promlae 1
would not acctJ)t or ever leave him. I
was told it wu his understanding that we
would be together the reR of h1I Ufe ind
my life."
However, Maheu llso sold that durlnl
his four ywa with Hughes in Nevada be
ntvtr h9d a "face-to-faoe converutioa"
with biJ boas .
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My Lai Troops
'Under Sweeping
Orders to Kill'
-''Serving Orang• Cou'Aty Since 1946''
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CARPET & UPHOLS'TERY, INC, ; lloyol ClnOdian MOUllj<d Police "id
ltO)o Edward Spence-, 59, was shot after
111J refused to surrend<r to ·police and shot
J. constable In the feoL He wu dead on
!!!ftvll •t Prince George &gioo.11 llOspitaJ some a> miles northeul of
t'111couver.
&Jpervison, after listening to both
1ides of the 1rgument ordered Hinshaw
to allow Heim to proceed with the audit
and said that any refusal on the part of
Hinshaw'• employes to answer questiool
could result in dismissal. F'I'. BENNING. GL (UPl)-A !<>rJD<rf=======================~~~~~~~~~~
; ;Police sold Sponoer held .... ,.1
hnonl at radio and telniJion stations ~!':G at llD!PPilll· and forced one of
..., to IW!lth the televlaion station off ... air. •
~Spencer, 21, In bll second year u
rofn-! bacby player, WU P1'1!nl
thlrd pme of tbe year With the Na-
1 llocRy Lequo team.
, CKPG nenman Tom Haertel wu
ring the station's balld!ng -be stopped by a ,man who-demanded to
Why the T"""'to game wu ~on
~ air. 11.tertol Mid the man~led a fll.t l\lld f!>m(l Jli!n·tnto a I-.ran ~ ......... "811paoit•'t . ::rr.eHOl lil4 bO ... to llie '¥ ' to -....-i' to "call' Ille . pjlUit.
man 1n front wftb I IUD·"
I.be man went lo the radio
two alliifte ~~ i:rtT:.
ed • p at them, Rea aald.1 '
Rea said once in the 'IV stDdlo tbe m1n
lor<ed a technician to swltctt lbO station
off the air then lined ·-weven '!tlno11
personnel against a table and aald.
"There's going .to be a revolution soon Jn
Cpado" and made other CilUcal --. 'lriien. ""8 sold, !be man. "see~ to ~ -1 be .... dOlna." 1•11 the
.., and headed for !be froat dOor of:
the bulldfq. .
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Guard Stabbed
SACRAMENTO {UPI) -A piard at
Soledad State PriJoo WU stabbed
"IM!Veral times'' today and taken to Fort
Ord Hospital, a spokesman at the Stale
Dep1rtme.nt of Corrections said.
Robert Eklund, .~P!llY director QI 1n-11t.ttutiomi:, .identif1id the guard as William
Monaghan. .
He said Soledad ·superintendent Cletus
Fitzharrls told him that it was believed
there "were two inmates out" al the time
of lhe slabbing, about 7 a.m.
Eklund Aid prison officials were que.-
tioning inmates and investigating the in-
cident.
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1loliert N. WtH Pral!Mnt •t.d l"vtllltfler
Jtcl: R, Curlt'I
\'k.t "'-ldtnl ••.d ~I MfMtW
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Tholl'I•• A. Mur plriino
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Rielri1rd P. Hill '°!""' Or•lllll' Gclullly EdnDr -Ql'9 M•! JJO W•I llY S!rwt ....,.,. a.di: nn Wat .. .,., Mii~ -.....,.. ...U: m F-1 A-
NUHl"4"'' kKh: 11'7.S hKll l oul.wl'll a.Ji (itfNnte1 as Norin IJ C.tmN '-Ml
Heim had complained that Hinshaw
wanted all que!tions on the audit referred
to bim peroonally and that all requesta
for booka to be audited be made "-·"" him. • .......
The auditor aaJd this made an effecUve
audit unfeasible .
Hinshaw claimed that the audit wu u.
necessary .. the ll'Bnd jury had had bll
department checked twice In !be Iaat
three years and that !be State Board of
Equaliution was about to ltl.rt another
audit.
Today Illnshaw sold lo the board '1
wish to adv1&e you I have taken 'the
following act.ion to contravene your
threat to dismiss any employe of the
useUor"s office not answering quutiona
dlreded to him d!Jttna the audit of our
department.
"All supervlaon and staff members cl
our department have been requested by
zve_ to amwer ~ery question aJked of
lhlm durln& Iha audit, or to "!tr Iha
qlleltloD to Iha -qualified to aive a correct answer."
Hinahaw then Intimated that the
morlle of Illa department bad been
adversely affected. "The ope r a t I n g
morale of the aueuor's office ii of vital
importance not only to me but also to the
taspayers of this coonty who demand ol
us and receive exacting competency and
honest admlnlstralion ol the aaaessment
role."
The asseAOt coocluded his letter with,
"for that import.ant ruaon I will always
vigll'OUlly oppose any caprlcioua at..
tempt seeking to destroy that morale
which forms a bull for the high level of
operational effklency which mark• the
conduct of thia office."
From PGfle I
DRAFT •..
nol called.
This "extended'' group remains eligible
for induction in the first three months of
nert year, and, under present policy,
must be ordered to report ahead of the
1971 pool.
The "exlended" group Is made up of
men born be.tween 1944 and 1950 who
have not reached their 26th birthday,
were classified l·A or l-A-0 at the end of
1970, and had a number that bad been
reached, that is, lower than the higbe5l
number called by their local boards.
The h:Whest number reached in 1970
was 19S. No local board exceeded this
number. And many boards did not ap.
proach it in meeting their calls, Selective
Service said.
squad leader tmder Lt. William L. Cilley
Jr. lesttfled today that American in-
fantrymen swept Into My Lai Wlder
orders to "kill all Viet Cong and Viet
Cong sympathiurs, '1 which to him in·
eluded women and children.
The W!toese, S. Sgt. L. G. Bacon, was
called to !be stand by !be defenae after
two other 10ldien had testWtd the in-
Btrudlol!I were to destroy everything In
the village during the March 11, 19M.
1wetp.
The orders. the thr!e testified, came
from Clpt. Ernest Medina, commander
of C Company, in which Calley com·
manded the first platoon.
Bacon testified that Medina callell bis
tnen to a briefing the night beforo the
1weep.
"He uld we were going to the arf:i of
My Lal 4,'' Bacon said. "We wU1 a:oina
to meet the 48th Viet Con& Battalion. We
were to kill the Viet Cong and Viel Cong
sympathizers, destroy all food and food
sources. kill all the animals and bw-n the
village." .
Under quesUonin& by Defense Counael
Richard B. Kay. Ba«1n said 1 sym-
pathlier cou1d be a woman or a child and
was a person who "would kill you and
they were my enemies."
Calley ts charged with kllling 102
civilians that day and prosecution Wit·
nesses have testified many of them were
babies. women and old men who scream-
ed as they perished.
Bacon sold be had been taught In In-
fantry classes "never lru8t a chUd, never
trust a woman, never trwit an old man.''
All three categories, he said, could be
part of !be Viet Cong proper.
Bacon said he bad been told in the
mny of women and children "1tr1ppin1
grenades about their bodies, putting
poison in coke, dropping band grenadea in
your a•s tank."
Asked on cross-examinaUon by Capt.
Aubrey M. Daniel III, the prosecutor,
whether he bad expected t.o find any
civilian persoMel in the village, he .uld
he had not.
"What did you think was going to baP'
pen'!" Daniel asked.
"I tl!ought I waa 1oing to be killed,
sir."
He said he did see a group of people 1n
the village but could not remember itl
siu.
"Why didn•t you shoot thtm?" Daniel
asked.
"I doil'l know. sir."
"Why didn't you have your men search
them?''
"It's hard to say, air," Bacon replied.
Dut~hman Found?
Fabled Gold Mine Hunt Success?
ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) -.A ll'OUP of
Orlando men claim they have found the
fabled "Lost Dutchman's'' gold mine in
the wilds of Arizona, but a veteran pr~
spector gcoffingly uys It's much too soon
to start a gold rush.
Arnie Steen, an Orlando contractor who
helped back the gold search , aald Sunday
three members of his six-man team think
they have found the mine about 40 mile1
east of Phoflnlx: He said they would file a
claim for mini~ rlghta to 160 acres of
federally owned land.
Accordfq to Western folklo1'!, a 110
million gold mine haa botn lost In Iha
rugged mountains sloce Ill owner wa1
killed by tndiana In tll81.
After 13 yean: of rtstarcll, I.be Orlando
team wtnt to Arizona recentJy to stard> a
canyon ·they believe cont.a.h11 the legtn-
dsry mine. Truck drivtr Bill Davenport,
nightclub owner Joe Specter and Pete
Knipt, a tire dealer, made the trip while
Stffn, 11Mrlff1 deputy Goorp Hugh and
11fflworktr John tucaa -Who helped
finance the R•rcb -stayed behind to tet
up a corporation.
Sw!day, Steen claimed that Davenport,
Specter and Knlaht bad found minerll
samples which indicated conalduable
gold content.
But a range deputy scoffed •t the idea.
"Thel< ain't a damned thlng to I~"
said Amos H1wkiM, M, who has pro-
spected In the. area for 52 ye111. "I've
never seen anyth1ng in there that in-
dicated any 1old •t all, and I rode down
th1t canyon many a Ume.
"I worked there in '29, '30 and '31.0
Hawkinl, contacted by W.pllane. u ld
tbtfl were no Mita ln thl aru which
mlgbt have been a mlneahatt In the di>.
tant past.
"l'U tell you about tbe Lost llutcbman
-lt'1 pretty '"11 Joa~" be uld.
Since be quit looking for tbe Out.
chman'1 aold, H•wkins said he has seen
more expeditions than be can rect11 com-
In& aw,y !tom the canyon empll/·h•oded.
"I , .... 1 ... "YI llnow of 20" be said. 1 I •
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ARTISTS EASRI
PAINTING
Eosy to picture an art
show for the home with
this minipair.
E>sels from l50 to 26.50
Paintinp from 150 lo 22.50
GLASS TOP ACCESSORY TABLE
A clo1lt11W'1 "'9Y lo ;o • , • lo war"' "' tho•• 1-ty reno•r
aN01I IMullf11Hy tol'lfti lft!Oil d_.atift9 proble,.1 111 • big
way. Top It all .,;,h a bowl of lrvit or 1how 11 oll wllh •
laftl,I 20" ,...,.d top, 17" H.
l'f. 59.00, Sl't'CTAl ~.QO
,,_ !hot i.111'4 "Okt.te" •ll•rt•~. fo l'th•r ,..11y •o~•• 11
"''"""' l ldlly tN111ed, 1h1 11!~ cabln1t h•l"llWIMMl1 e11d
.....ftWI .. ft .. ,. ... ~. thl1 Oflf rltht ol ho"'•· SolTly •Y'·
,1,e1l119, 11'1 oht • i..chlfll 01por!ofl(• ••• to 1llk•11 -1111Mrll
h !11 lift l1h. W.56", 0. 16", H. 21".
119. 24J.OO, ~!Al 139.00
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Turn it on ond 10 will the
room •.• or wherever
needs to be' shown in a
better light. Biggar quol·
ity ot this price definitely
is worth glowing obout.
36" H.
YIU.OW 0. LIMI U.SI
Ref. 49.50, SPECIAL 29.00
SPICE ACCESSORY TABLE by Hekman
Whet • 1-lr way lo end (table) yaur 1>rob!1,. al"IOI, St·
~OK!•d pecan "n''"' and cherry 10Ud1 wilh antl~u• bran fin·
11h1d Gl'na"''"'' 01111N yau ol 111 ~aelity look end lln!1h, 11'11
;i..-you {and lh• !"OD"'! o nice end,,,..,..
leelin11 . 14" lop, 20" H. 49,50
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flll' 1a.,.11 IM1t1r "aplt ploy, lh1N'1 few te "'lllth thlt "9.uly
-flip ta, llnhh•d In walnut"'"''" 011 011• 11dt, ••li4 clte!Ty
1111d teel1d l1elh1r Oft 1h1 10"'1 11111. Two
'Yll•aut '""Y'· ffl dra"''· M1dici flnl1h, 119.00
PASADENA
POMONA
Colorado ot El Molino---792·61 '6
Holt, Eott of Go re~29·3026
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OKsAq:ua~ic
Park Plans
Orange County Harboc Comnllsalonera
foday lpprovtd · plans for addiUonal
developments at sUnset AqulUc-P&rk.
CoSt ' of the projtds u· estimated at
$517,000.
Commissioners. called for final working
drawings for the 24-acre aeeclnd phase of
tbe park.
Harbor Director Kennel:ll ~J!Son said
the increment includes nine water acres
which will be developed into a 17kltp
marina. Aho planned is parkJng,for 171
can; a boat rent.al area; an ao,ooo square
foot commercial center; a park area and
ecological study area and a new harbor
district Office.
'I'.he fmal wor.kin&. drawings will be
takeo to tlle C01111t1il!oanl of llupervilor1
lor~= Simpson et~mated Ibo~ ol nl at lffS,1111. ·
. In ,a' ~ ~ eommlsaitnm
Voted to ncorhu 1end to . c o u n t 1
su~rs that $1D,OOD· IMv1lh fl'ed to ucmte 121,1111 millle ,,..., )f sanl
rnxn •hat will -.0 tlie; ~ i..
crement's·martna area... ..-,. ,
'l1le martua area '!ii! be "4il oat to
depths o! ~t Ip 10 ~'iDd'tlie aaild ....
od kit the pari'a. ~ .. reL .
SampsoiJ told ~ Ibo ' tract tor the e1cavaUon wlll' blve 'to~
written in Mich A way as "to pUL. tbl onus
of maintaining the Regional Wiler Qu.alt.
ty Control Board's staddanb on 'the con4
traCtor. The board .bu· not~ able to
tenlus whether we should USe a'hyat-aullc
dreq;lng system or a drag lint, so We
wilLbave to leave it to the contractor."
H untirigton OKs
2 Mobile Sites
For AdulU Only
Humincton Beach's recently .establish-
ed tnobilehome ioning distriet1 has bee\'I ~gbt into play with the city ,sanction~'
ing two adults-only park.!.._ ·
The' parks -one on ·Broo1Unirst.St.reet
south of Garfield i\venue and ~r ~
Heil AVenue between .Saybrook IAne aod
Algonquin Street -·were approved
unanimously by the city council.
But they did not ·escape · Jndirtd
criti'cism. • 1
Both eoUncllman Norma ~ibbs and
HOME Cooncll.ptesideot Robert Dingwall
said the parks might prove· harmful to
Ibo school district.
Dingwliill wondered bow the nc:K:hlldren
concept of the parks woulid be el'lforced
and .criticized the ·im:reale in·de~)r ·bt.
&aid would resu1t frOl\1 ~ parks.
"The area Is impacted beyond belief
with school kids,'' ~e said. "Somewhere.
the citf must make a start toward ~
Ing u.e· school district&." ·
Mn ... Gibbs pointed out that precinct
tabulaiflms of the vote on the Ian high
schoOt ~district override request 1howed
lbett the Issue was . heavily dereated in
mobile home ~areas. $bt also said ibat the
city 1myst st.art w~kJ.n.!I; with the schoOI·
authoriUes on the problem.
Mobile park operator Rusty Watson
denied that density "'ou1d be Increased by
the (tlrlu and said that the scboQb, Clt7,
•nd .county receiVed taxes from parks.
' . ' 'P{p_icake Allejr'
·G~is New Name
There won't be any more Jokes about
"pancake alley" In Fountain Valley.
The doztn residents of Santa Jemima
Street managed to ahed their miRtO'tlf:r.
The city planning commis,sk>n ofOclally
ndubbod the liltle .,,.dway Slota 5opbJa
strtet. , ~
One neighbor'• auggeatloo of calling It
Santa Claus SQ:eet w•s ignored, b\tt
ev1r7one .......S aaUsfled wllb Sopl!IL
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.DEYELOPER fAllllll REAr;>S, HIS .fOMBSTONa "l'OR .A,SION . ·with t0111Y•, In C:hHk ond-on l•r to lflo. o..-' .. '
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' ' . {Aii;ge ; Sign Gets Grav.e Results
• Jy TEllRY ,()l)VJlLE
Of ,... °"" "" ..... Tombltooe, Ariz., baa nothlni oa H~
tington Beach.
The billeh,,'tiW T.' bas ff# .owai ~ve marker to rtnt lbe' · · on boot hilt,
Thil grav!Stw1e,' wever, ~ the
site.of a vanished dn!am -or nig,btmare
as nearby.homeowne~s. called it. ne dream' -in the eyes of architect
Fraht Lloyd Wright!. Jr., -was a 94-
1~ ·high sign designed to booot the
gl~s of the We9tfi¥t shoppling centtr
at' Springdale•Street. and Warner Avenue
built: by deYeloper Stanley Fam Bl)d.
desi!lnM by WrlghL
NtlghbOra to lbe shopping center con-
sidered the •icn proposal an .en-
vitonmental atrocity J 1
Wrl£!1t's ·sign .:wO.z\d haye. llood 10. · atones 0 lali. •· • ' •
tf.mser1 Ftssur-0 from 'the Huritfngton
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Farm abandoned his sign.
"l Wal wCprise<I-at. the public *
, timent against the sign," Fann explained.
':&>-lin •J'DICl'IOl)'. of community action 11
hMI tllll •tombltone placed, beri '' 1
'l1le tombstone reads: I
glories <II Ibo Weslfair shopping· center
"Nn ,recognition of Lloyd Wrigbt's:9'--
foot 'bicb sign tower that was to have
been tnc!ed on lhla spot. It's defeat_ ta
symbolk:,..Of the democratic p~ss. tn
whk.11 we Uv~. The people did not wish
this ,1gn tower to be erected as they felt
it. was not need~ an dwould blight tbetr
community. 1belr. wishes were heard
and adhered to by the developer, slall-
ley Fann. 1970.." , . ·
The tombstone ls in a sma11 garden m
the 1hopping·oen!er•parklng lot. '
Fann said he didn't think mtrcbanta
would mlsa lbe blj sign.
Drafi Ce~-Predicted-
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For January Inductees ·
WASHINGTON (AP.) -The Selectlva
Service. said MondaY that men with
numbers JGO and belO\f 'Will be eligible ror
the·January draft. The n4J!lber 100 is ex·
pected·, to be the ceiling or several
monthJ, the agency uld.
These numbers tMie up the Selective
. Service System's Fir9* Priority Selecli0!1 ,
Glo9i) ilid,laclil!R 1bqoe men who r~.
ed.lbe op of lt.ln 19'19,.received lbelr ·
1GttirY numben ·at~ July drlwin11 and
ha .. not' been delorred .... ~.
1fie' Penla(Oll ~ -s.lunte1 ·,
J-*l! ~ Clll·ol 17,flill -~ue'l ... 1111:11 .. len1ce 11Rt the
"lint JttorllJ'' poup does not afrect lbe
llabffity of the untended priority" groop
whoee 'numbers have been reached, but
not called. • .
This "extended" group rtmains eligible
for inductlon In the lint lbree monlhl ol nOrt · y .. r, end,'' uiidel ~I policy,
must. be ~ .. lo' report ahead ol the
117) Wol
The "Ult!lde<I" pwp It made UP ol
mm born btlween 1M4 and 1950 who
llM;dlli ·-: -11th bli11iday,
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. w.re claallied 1,A ort-A-0. at·llle ·end of
19'19, and bad a number lhat>llad been
reached, that .ta, loftr than the hl""8t
number calleJ by their local boiros. • I
The highest number reiched ·in 1'10
-·115.·:r;o lot.al -d. eicrided lbla
number. Apel mBI)~ boar.di! did, not •
pn>ac:h ~."' meding. tllelr cilia, Selecd .. Strvi<e ~,' . ; I . '
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KANSAS CITY (AP) -A nreman car-
ried an amputee and bla wife, both to
years 014, out ot 1 barning apartmeiit
boUdlntt 'that bod " lllen !piled by a
Mololn l.'OCl<tail 9undaJ. ·
Georp • Carter and Illa Wife ••re oven:omo by amolit In lbefr aecOod-ftoor
apartment 1betr deaghttr, Mra. Mose
McCoy, who ilml on the firal floor, ....
tryln& to save her parents when firemen
arrived.
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~Ward. lie aal4 lllelolla-totd
him he .llad-uaumed Coerpel' was,!Ulng
throw.away mercbandiH t.o give to the
Police Wives Guild. . · · (I • • ' ' ~ Walker llao dleckld wllb>Mrs .. Jack
Rhelnlloltz i>l"lbe ·outtd.'llil A14 111t lold
him no goods bad' been reeelVed from
Coerper for the1prevtous .Chi1sfiniu.
"I held my 1111!.lnlervleJr ,wllb ~
on A\ll.,17," Wi\lkar ~:-· : · .
Watm pld Coorpot tcild,blm·.JDllch at
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1ta holdups In • !'(~,, .Foomtetn
Val!e1 and .Jluntingloft · Bead! over lbe --iritll ·the-baul · lolallini alioul . •i,$Dll. . '. . •
,'111e targeta were 24-...., marlieta or
dairies: Fciir ... were b(t in Westminster,
one In -Huntlnitea Buch and . one In
Fd<mtalii Vlltey. ·y oUnil lnile 8"apecla were lnvclved In
ef!cfi:.ea,se,.tiu\ ~ice hlVe no evidence
~t tlley were related.
•:w1 always' get a lot ot robbtties at
ll)la. ~ .oJ yur," said Detectlva
Ser&elllt Frank Fisher ol Wtslmlnster.
'!be F~ Vlltey robbery occurred
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hood. •. ' ,A,T . ...ice·~ •• ·tbe janctloii or a.i#tv.srstnet ...s!""Gonliri. a"'" 8'JulevUct, Watmlmter, Wu'.·bll ·bf !ft yoorii men' tianiltta .salurday, .'111e i.. •
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n)''r Mafke!, )Gil Beach , Bfvd.,
Westmlnster.
lft'lli<' HonUngtoa Beach hQldQp, wllltl! .
~ Friday, a, bandlt,f'llled. a. ptlf<il'
on tbe clerk at Solon's Melt Mar~ 50Q
Edioger Ave. and &ot tbe co,tttnls -of tbe
cub mgater. Tbe amount baa not he.a
clilclOoed. '
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1,QNDON (AP) -Prince PhtJ!p''' polo ~P haa'lllpped·lrom·lln flr""1r.
ll:wis lbe lint Umi In 21 Y..,.. In ai.-
nallonal raoklrig that °" hiilbOnd ore
Queea-EU..ll<tt>-rr w iUlrer.cnuch .a·
ietback. He ha1 been hall'Jllired ·by a·'
recurrlntt rljht·hlJicl lnl\lrJ.I' • .•!
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olgbttlme wullier -,.· clear
.and CCJ<!! . .i.....,,. re!'llnP arw
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For the third ccnsecuuVe yeai; the !lunting!Dn Har·
bour Yacht Club's Cal-20 fleet captured top priles
. In l!lt·.aMuaJ Chri~lm~ boat parade spoiuored bY ,;ti\• IJuntlnaton Harbo~r Committee of the Oran&•
County Philharmonic Society. Fleet theme, "Peace
on Earth," was depicted by three doves fashioned
from 20,000 bread wrappers. For full story on the
parade~ ·see-today's Women's Section. ~
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Di!'chlnepMer beth f~ al a Vjtt COOi
lffdier'i!> a aray Wllf«:nl with "red ~ 111e colllr." 11e aald the llllD aot ~way Into lbe village. • . '
'DetJil ·Cult' Suspect's
Death Trial Delayed
·i'iooec.illon w1..-have aald Ibero wu no ~-ore at them. 'Offerinl of leltimony tn the sanity trial
;;;,~Uet; 1orm .. lnfllllrymen Gene. R. cf .accuaed "devil cult" killer . stev•n
.,..ver t:oi. ClncfnnaU ;and Elmer G. Craig Hurd waa delayed today In.Oran&• llafwoocl 1'"1lfied Medina had instruct.ad County SUperior amt In lbe absence of
bis -tO wipe oat lbe vtllagt. Haywilcld lb< proooi:utOr alligned t• the ~earing.
.~ ·Mldina had' told them · there wtte · Judge,..Roben L. Corfm1n is erpected "'M trmOct'nt Civil1•11:1" ln My Lai. to: launeb the tritJ of the 20-year.old .. iloth' ia'fd on eross • examin1tio11, tran$ient Tuesday with the return of
..,._er, lhal Medina m84e he specific asststarit District Attorney E d g a r
~ ol~ WOmen M Children. Freeman. He i• today studying reports
JMedlnO :o ts" .. char,ed • 'with ..araD cc
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>!riP •. illd by __ .. · P'7chlalrisls wbo eaamlned
-lblllty for the dealb of "al Ieait ' urd. -
175" civilians !hat day. but bis case has It was the opicion of psychiatrist! tbat
not been referred to courf..martial. Hurd ~ _le&allY sane but his respcnses
"He (Medifti) aald.it wu suppoted. t,o to several ct.their questions railed doubta
He is accuged o( being t.he leader of a
group of drif~ wbo murdered the
Mh1sion Viejo teacher after severfni her
tert arm and removing vital organs.
Investigators claim portion., of :P.trs.
Brown's body were .devoured in rites
associated with the worship of S!tan.
·Her body was found June 15 in a
shallow grave off the Ortega Highway .
Investigatorg believe she was murdered
12 days earUer in an Irvine oranae arove.
Carlin wu the victim cf 1 batchel
murder at his service station June 2. Of.
ficer.s said be was left in a pool cf blood
on the washroom floor after bis killers
IOC>it $40 lo ll4 from bis till. be a CQll!l!okalld!'J!..: search-and-that . be -1d be able lo "fully
destroy inlidOa .._ · 7lhat waa "tlJi coiipefite" 'le his lltfense. Judge
word -we were IUppoeed to level that Corfman will be aSked by the prosecuUon Separate trials bave been ordtred for I"'~;:::::;::::;:::::==:::::::::==========================;;: two other youtbs identified as members I
of the gang brnken up with the wave of I place."' teattf1ed Oliver who earlier ap-to ~r Hurd to go on trial.
peared l« Jhe prooocu!ion. _ . U Judge _Corfmon declares Hurd io be arrests produced by the. Brown-cartin
"I, ~ber he aai~ If there wer:e on~ . sane Ute YIXll'lf'Jirifter will face trial for
hotaound fired {fn opposlUon) we were the killings of. Mn. Florence Browri, 31,
killings.
Herman Hendrick Taylor, 17, a
transient.. faces trial Jan. 6 OD the· dual sup"posed to level the place," Oliver said. cf El Toro and service station attendant
~ were suppose~ ~ ~ no civillanB JF!')' Wlf~ Carl.Jn, 211 of Santa AnL
murder charges.
: l'CapL -. Ald..:trmow for a fact a.er. ar....-tJ-~ .
' l'He ia1411'.lrai:i'.J>Ol'Jabifli& -· He £' efiln"li>-· "ill)l. il6 ·away with
. villfft -_ r.1n~. chlctens, .. . ...._ . .. -.
· • "Did'lie:ai'Wthini about killin;· lbe Jiaople?" .med Defenae At to r;.n e y
llCbatd' Kay. ~ ~· enemy, that Wll Jt," OliV(t
iQilid. "" -';.. cC ~;lorer P~t
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"~ t .. ~.,irftr~ ~' F ·-·~ ...... ' .... ,~"""'"'iw Wbel~ • Ji ... apd . i-..~·-........ .. ~; 'tleli(. • or .. ,_ JD•t• 1t 2 p:'1tt urdt)'_,, tD ~lill!t8ioletAve: :·'. ~eot;for memb<nl>IP . ,_ ; "C:--ftitiae tn ICboal, and • cled ~Ai~ ~-belbe ~ advilcr:<ilttll Mlp ·fi'oiii SJiU,'Bill DeNill
u4 Carl IA.wreoce. AcUviUes will
revol.ve · aiwod· l1w enfo~ment dutie$
IUCh u patrol work, finierprinUng, ~
munica.Uom .and uae Of llrunns. .
Antigamhling. Raids
Staged in ·26 £ities .
WASHINGTON' (AP) -The JiisUce
D<partmen~ ln.\\'hat it called the larJ.est
coordlnated.anti1ambUn1 raids ever, baa
arrested 27 perSOns tn an t1rort to crack
down on UlepJ sport! operati<>ns.
A departmie'tit 1p0kesmail --said more
than bAif the raids involved -illegal Jl?Oo
fesalonal ·football betting operations.
Aaenll conliteated $104,000 lo currency
during lbe n!da0 wblch occurred In 311
cltlea around 1be nation.
!>AILY PILOT
OUJfOI CCIMT l'IJIL.ISHINO CQloU'IJCV
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Environmental
Group ' Set Up
By City Council
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:k~tal:~~)1"'•-Qf· IIdallll ut.abllalled by ordlnaoce bi Huo-
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lt will -consist of repr.~sentatives from
each bigb scbool in .UJe city, tbe Leaiue
of WCCJen Voten, the junior, 1t11lor and
women's division of the Chamber of Com·
nMf'(:t, the Afllerlca11 A!!fciatloe Of
t(nivwllly WOJ!>ib; ~n l\:"I ~I; OJld ' lbe ' Huntipglnn. Beach-Fowitalll V.U.,, &ard· of"R.allois. · ·
Ma,...-Donald lilllpley said t!li\ otb<r
1eedlnt citl:ens of tbe community be
bQ.ped would serve on the council were
Fred Boldillg, a member of the AudUbon
Socirty; Dr.· Murray Dailey, • marine
biologist, and Dt. James W. MuOn, a
PbUco.Ford Corp. Kitntist who IS work· ing In fJie ftelda •f ·waler pcllutlan and
w~ water recovery.
The council wa1 formed by a unainl·
mous vote ~,the city this wetk.
Yzile ~Package'
Sans Wrapping
. Booked in Mesa
That same date was assigned to Arthur
Craig "Moose" Hulse, 18, of Gardtn
Grove who is charged with the Carlin
killing and being aD acces.scry to the
murder of Mrs. Brown.
HuJge is due to appear before Judge
James F. Judge Wednesday for a ruling
on the request that be be remanded to
juvenile court-for future action en the
charges.
Hulse, Taylor and Christopher ''Gypsy''
Gibboney, 17, cf PorUand, Oregon, Wert
certified u adults in the Orqe Ccunty
Orltld Jury iilct,ment of ~ four mea
allegedly inte>Mdtn the JdDinp. ~ ;
Orange Qlunty District Attorney CeclJ
H1cks has filed erlraditlon procetdinil
for the return cf Gibboney to Orana:e ·
Coun)y,.
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HEARING ...
under medication." Walker replied.
Walker revealed that in bis In·
vesti.ption report be bad marked down
"untruthful statements" for Cotrptr's
failure on the polygraph. even though
Sorenaon bad suaeste:d another lest.
Wilb several qurstioni. RitU also
brought c.ut testimony that Walker bad
not cont•cte:d some othe.r memben cf the
Wive.s Guild who said they Md been given
aciods for a rummage sale by Coerpe.r.
Nor did Walker cont.act St. Bonaven-
lure· Cllurch which had received aome
article1. ·
Ricks a1so a1ked Walker why he believ·
ed Ricketts and Jack Whitaker (former
security cblef at WardJ) whtn they aaid
Coerper was aware of stote policy that
throw.away goods had to go to charity.
A cute little 5 foot 2 inch package with "Ricketts bead could roll fo.r &iving
no wrappings at all was picked up at away such.mercb&ndise, couldn't it?" the
Costa Mesa's Firehouse bar by vice of· attorney asked.
fiCers Friday night and delivered to Walker maintained· that ·be only in·
Otange County JaiJ. vestipttd certain aspects because
Green.eyed Vickie Miller, 25, of particular good$ -boW of toys ;md ap.
Swiside," wO booked on charges of pliances -were missing. and.other items
engagin.a.ln obscene live entertainment, a such as clothing didn't matter.
new pen·aJ. C(lde gecljOn covering nude He also said .COerper bad promised to
dan6erif, ' , bring proof. where some of the items hid·
De~ti~· D.ave Hayes and Cene gone, but said Coerper nev~ did1 ~ ~.Mia: Miller was wearing Oii-"I'm goine to the issue of :whet.her this
ly. a peir. al slippers when they lf"'PP<ll . officer conducted a fair and Impartial In-
lnto 1l11u:arllroverslal l>ir at 171E.171h vestigaU.n," ·Ricks · lold the persoentl
SL. tn Jbid-e'"VMml:.. commission before the session was baited
. Sile--ilao allejtclly'perfonnlna only at noon. iir incbee: from the flC!: of one amonc 24 •. Throughout his questioning Jllicks tm-
. jnile patrons prttelltfor .the· show, Ha.yes • plied that Walker had conducted 1 one.
and Norden not6t" . &ided investigation to reach conclusions
Mias Miller. ?atitl. arr..st.ee iri·• series th1t w<J!.l]d please department heads .
made at tbe nude bar, was released oo Walker will return to te:sUfy when the
$190.-biil, pehdipg atrJiinment. · bearirll resumes. . .._ __
, Ei~Ltwman's Trial Date .. . .. . .
Sl~ted~~ CI~ Burglary
A lonntr Ora nae~ shtriff'1 dapu·
ly aceused of the buta\ary of the 1'-tlaslon
Vitjo County Club ba1 been crdered to
fact Superior c.urt 1r1a1 April 5.
· Judgt Byron K. .McMillan &el thal d1te
for former. <ttputy P'redtrick "8. J.rvtne.
U, of La Habra. ll"rillil pleaded not aullty
to piarges of burgloq, grand tbdl. ~ulo
tbeU, receiving stcltn.1property •Od C<NJo
.. spirac:y. all contained ai an Oraqe CouD-
• Jy Grand Jary indldmlnl •
Jrrilloo was en( of twe depu\let
·a1Mrttd!Y &ee11 tn!be country club'.t iolf
lbap Sept. II by a """"' wbo called ·ll!erlff's C>fflcen lo Ille scene.
Offlcen aaid former deputy Arthur B.
Dun.«f~·-:11~ ol HunUnt!lo• Beach Im·
medlat.'1 ·~ but Irvine com·
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mande:tttd a patrol car and led his
former cotle1gues on a wild chase that
endtd In Rivtrslde County after sbot5
were exchanaed between the vehicles.
Arresting officers said Irvine repeated·
ly 'ibreateoed lo commit .Welde "bile
they tried to persuade him to surrender.
Duncan, aj>parmtly di1tz'tned at the
• arand tbefl' and liarglary chargtl filed
ag,Jnst blm and Itv1n•. took bls owo Ufe
three week& liter, oUici1l111id. He w11
• fOWld banged' from lb< raftera cl the
11r1ge at his hamt.
Beth • mtll •~re •mp!C>)led by the
Mission Viejo Comp1ny 1s securUy
guards In their off-duly hour<. Charce>
•&•Inst Irvine inelude the theft of ~eaU:rt
bekmglna to the Mr,.;on Viejo OOmpany
and the 'Anaheim Plumbing Company. I
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Hughes' ·:w r it ing
Said Imitation
LAS VEGAS. Nev. (UPI) -A
purported signatul'f: by Howard Jiughes
on a proxy authorizing the firing of
Robert Maheu as head of the billionaire's
Nevada operations was an "imitation," a
handwriting expert testified today,
Charles Appel Jr .• a-former FBI expert
on handwriting, told a state district court
hearing that it was different from other
documents signed by Hugh<:s in the past.
The proxy had been presented by a
group of the Hughes Tool Co. headed by
Frank W. Gay to the rourt as its main
basis for dismissing P.faheu. It was ap-
pealing another cou rt order preventing a
physical takeover of Hughes' casiro-hotcl
properties.
"It's a very good rtpresentation." Ap-
pel said. "It would pass any bank teller
and other business associates would ac-
cept it but it's deficient . It's extremely
skillful but it's different."
Appel said il was a "common pra ctice'•
for confidential secretaries in business
and political circles to sign documents for
their superiors.
Gay's group had on hand another
handwriting expert, Ralph Bradford, who
has S<tid out of court the signature was
genuine.
Maheu, Hughes' right hand man in
Nevada for the past four years until the
Baby Jane Doe
Still Unknown,
May Be Adopted
All that baby Jane Doe may get for
ctuistmas is a home and a name.
Costa Mesa police said today t.hey have
absolutelv no clues lo the iaentity or tne
infant , abandoned Friday afternoon only
hours after she was born.
She was taken to Orange County
Medical Center for postnatal care and is
now a ward of the court, pending place-
ment in a foste r home ~nd perhaps adop-
lion.
A mal e caller tipped off a Garden
Clrove telephone operator about 1 p.m.
r riday that an infant would be Found in a
sand buggy parked behlnd a Costa Mesa
apartment building.
Officer Phil Donohue was dispatched to
the 700 block of Center Street. where the
baby, wrapped in a worn blanket, ~·as
discovered in the sail-propelled recrea-
tion· vehicle.
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Soledad Prison . '
G'tiard Stabbed
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -A guard at
Soleliad Slate Prison was slabbed
"several times" today and takeri to Fort
Ord Hospital, a spokesman 'at the State
Department of Corrections said.
Robert Eklund. deputy director of in-
stitutions, identified the guard as William
Monaghan .
He said Soledad Superintendent Cletus
Fitzharris told him that it was believed
there •;were tv.·o inmates out" at the time
of the stabbing, about 7 a.m.
recluse" d.Jsappe.li.ffi.1 Tha~siiving eVe,
says he also has aq eyewitness to blck
his con~ntlon that Hughes Wiµ ~spirited
away" from bis penthouse in the Desert
Inn Hotel.
Maheu claims he was hired by Hughes
and thrlt Hughes' Toot'· co: lacks p10per
authority to firt him.
Maheu has testified that he once told
Hughes in a 1968 telephone conversation
he had offers from twO' companies to bet-
ter himself filijlllciaUy. He said he was
considering resigning but Hughes "beg-
ged me not to."
1t1aheu said, "he made me promise J
would not accept or ever leave him. I
was told it was his understanding that we
would be \igether the rest of his life and
my life.' ,
However, Maheu also said that .during
his four years with Hughes in Nevada he
never had a ,;face-to-face conversation'~
with his boss.
S11iper Fire
I nv~s tigated
At El Toro
Somebody did -'<>me pot-shooting al the
-Santa Ana Marine Corps Air Station sun-
day night and an investigation Is under
way today to determine if anyone besides
sentri~ fired.
A massiYe search of the orange groves
around the Red Hill Avenue gate to the
helicopter training Cacillty late Sunday
Called to turn up any trace or alleged
snipers.
Gate gUards said they were fired upon
and returned the shots, sending two men
fleeing from the area on root.
Sherif£'s Captain James Broadbelt said
today the investigation also includes
whether a 15-year-old runaway girl shot
in the leg at the same time is linked to
the Incident.
The Los Angeles County teenager,
whose name was not released, was taken
to Orange County Medical Center for
treatment of a minor flesh wound before
being turned over to juvenile authorities.
Teams of military police, eight cars
carrying sheriff's deputies and the Costa
Mesa police helicopter Eagle 11 searched
the area after the alleged sniping in-
"cident.
Cries. f9r help in one orange grove
north of !he helicopter station, at San
Juan Street and Browning Avenue, led to
discovery of the wounded runaway.
"She wasn1l badly hurt," aaid Capt
Broadbelt tod~y.
He also remarked that so far nothing
had been found to substantiate reports
Marine sentries had been a sniper's
target, such as spent slugs or shell cas-
ings.
A Marine Corps helicopter mounted
with a powerful searchlight took over the
hunt in the late ·evening, freeing the
CO$la Mesa police chopper to return to
jf.tllormal patrol duties.
·The craft piloted by Officer Jim
Wagner; with Officer Frank Upham as
spo'rier was called out of the city earlier
Suqday night to help Fountain Valley
police hunt a market robber. '
UP'I Tel.,..,_
F'.lre t or Etfeet
Mrs. Robert C. Scull, a Ne\v
Yo_rk art collector, models cart-
ri.dge belts with "Barbarella"
black jersey jumpsuit. Cart-
ridge belts are the latest fash·
ion kic:~ for chic women. They
cost about $25 and come with
dtimmy bullets.
Financial P eril
Seen, for State,
City Government
SUN VAi.LEY, Idaho (UPI) -
Republican National Chairman Rogen C.
B. Morton said today state and local
govemmer.ls are "teetering on the brink
of financial disaster."
Morton, keynoling. the semi-annual
meeting of the nation 's Republican
governors, pleaded for their support in
federal revenues with the states.
"Every'one of you know that state and
local governments are teetering on the
brink of financial disaster," he said. "We
must make the people understand what's
at stake. We must make them understand
the importance of local government, o{
i;tate government."
Morton also appealed to the governors
to "re-ex,,mine·" their effort.! in building
the party in their stat.s - a lol!Chy
issue. l
Some of the governors were smarting
over the Joss of Jl statehopaes In the Nov.
3 election atf.er the "law and order"
theme llOllndecl b7 Nlxcil1durinil lhe'fim· paign. •
Mean.wbll.,'' .·~U.F. prom in.en t
Republican governor, Ronald Reagan of
CaUfomia, was using the meeting to 'try
lo block Sen~te passage of anothe11 key
Nixo.n bill -welfare reform.
Reagan 5ent telegranl!i to all the other
govemon: asking them to urge their
senators to oppose the plan.
Reagan has ·long opposed the program
with its feature of a guaranteed angual
income for every American family whose
head is willing" to work.
Moodai', _, 14, 1970 H DAILY PILOJ 3
Tax As ~essor Anger ecl
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Hinshaw Blasts BO<-'!~d in 'Job ThreatS'
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'By JACK BROBACK . • adyerlely aUect.ed. '"l'\i9 operJtln.1 .,,. -~~blo* or 111e o.Mr , .... •1ett · morale of the asseaaor'1 office ls of vital uror that lmportanf re.uon I will' a1w
Orange County tu asseuor Andrew J. importance not only to me' but.also to~ vicOr'wsly 6ppose 1n1 e1,pr,tciol;la I•
Hinatiaw is angry with the board of taiptyer.1 of tf\ls ~nty wbO, dimand ·of le'1P\ teekiJll to :des~ that _
supervisors 1od today he told them so in u~ and rettl.Ve e1acllnf com~ Ind which forma.~·bUll·fOr Ui.1ll~ ~
no uncortaln lenns. llohest admlnlstraUon of the asaOiarnent operlllonal elllc\ono:l'i,. tllum mitlUi Hin~'!' In a letter ~o t~ board char&~ role.:• • · :,_... ~of UU ~~, .\~ · • ..:.. ~
eel the aupervlsors with an "attempt lo _" • . . ~~ in~ldlte employes of the assesao,•s or---: • !
flee'. with thtt•t.ned dismissal" and ... Id o· · 0 ... t.tli.hiil ·an-, F . . .. ii he would "not tolerate" mcb action . -...... 'Oftft
But HinshaW then added that he will "! 1
tell his employes to do just what the 5'.
super\llsors ordered them lo do.
Tilt anffry letter stems from 1 c.'on-
frontation· between Hinshaw and county
audilor<0ntroller Victor A. Heim in
which the board backed Heim.
fleim told supervisors that Hinshaw
had for four and a half months refused to
allow the auditor's staff lo make a
routine audit of the &llsessor's depart·
ment.
Supervisors, after listening to both
sides of the argument ordered Hinshaw
to allow Heim to proceed with the audit
and said that any refusal on the part of
Hinshaw•s employes to answer questions
could result in dismissal.
Heim ,had. complained lhat Hinshaw
wanted all questions on the audit referred
to him personally and that all requests
for books to be audiled be made through
hiiyi.
.The auditor.said lhis made an effective
audit unfeasible.
Hinshaw claimed that the audit was un-
necessary as the grand jury had tiad his
department checked . twice in the last
three years and that the State Board of
Equalli.alion was about to start another
audit.
Today ·Hinshaw said to lhe board, "I
wish to advise you I have taken the
following action to contravene your
threat to dismiss any employe of the
assessor's office not answering questions
directed to lllm during the audil of our
department.
"All supervisors and staff members of
our department have been requested by
me lo answer every question asked of
them during the audit, or to refer the
question to the person qualified to give a
correct answer."
Hinshaw . then intimated that the
morale of his department had been
Clear Sailing
Seen in Senate
For Connally ' '
WASHINGTON (UPI) -President
Nixon's choice of Texas Democrat John
B. Connally to be tremuy 1SeCretary
seemed assured of clear salltng Monday
so far as Senate COMfinnaUon Is con-
cerned
Sen. Wallace F. Bennett (R·Utah ),
senior member of the Senate Banking
Committee, voiced qWck approval of the
ex-governor and close political ally of
former . President Lyndon B. Johnson.
Bennett said Connally "can make a
unique contribution in temJ?Cring the eI-
fect of political forces upon our more
serious responsibility to bring the
dome.sue eeonomlc problems under d>n-
trol."
Fabled Gold Mine Hunt Succ.ess?
ORLANDO, Fla. (UPIJ -A iroup of
Orlando men claim they have found the
fabled "Lost Dutchman's" gold mine in
the wilds or Arizona, but a veteran pro-
spector scofflngJy says it's much too soon
to start a gold rush.
Arnie Stee.n, an Orlando contractor who
helped back the goJd gearch, said Sunday
three members of his s.l~-man team think
they have found tl;ie mine about 40. miles
ea'st of Phoenix. He 11ald they would file a
claim for mining ri&hts to 160 1crea of
federally owned land.
According to Western " folklore, a SIO
million gold mine has been lost in the
rugged mountains &lnct ill owner was
killed by Indians in 1881. .
Alter 13 years of research, the Orlando
team went to Arizona r_ecenUy to searcb a
canyon they -believe contains the legen.
dary mine, Truck driver BW Davenpqrt.
nightclub owner Joe Spc:ter and Pete
Knight,• tire dealer, made ibe trip while
Steen, sheriffs deputy George Hugh and
steelworker John Lucas -who helped
fin'ance the search -stayed behind to~
up a corporation.
Sunday, Steen claimed that Davenpnrt.
Specter and Knight had found mineral
samples whJch indicated considerable
gold content.
But a range deputy scoffed at &he Ide.a~
''There ain't I damned thfna ti it.~
said Amos Hawkins, 64, who has ~ ·
spected Jn the area for 52 yean. "I..._ ....
never seen anything in there ~t 'jftl"
dicated any gold at all, and. I rode do'lli-"
that canyon many a time. , 1
"I worked there ID '29, '304(Ml/3t!• ~~~·
Hawkins, contacted by tt~pbone. Mid ·
thert were ·no holes in the area WfdiilP,.
might have been a mlneahaft In .the ~
tanJ. past. , . ~~
··rn tell you· about' the Lost Outchm*t:';
-it's pretty well losl,''-be aaid. • ~ .'
Since he _ q\ait looking for ~ 1*--
chfnan's gold , Hawkin:i aald be _bJ.s ll!lf!ll};
mor~ expediti.ons than he can reca]J ~
ing away from the canyon empty-bandW..:
"I guess I can say J know of 20," ~·. said. ·;,<:· .. "' .,·;. ...
Hocke y Player's Father ;~
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l(il'led by Caruuln Police }:
PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. (UPI) -The
fathe r of Toronto Maple Leaf hockey
player Brian Spencer was identified Sun-
day as the man killed by police after he
forced a television station to close
because it was not broadcasting bis aon'1
game Saturday night.
Royal Canadian Mounted PoUce .said
Roy Edward Spen;cer, 51, WIS shot aftet
be. refused to surrtnder to police and shot
a conslab)e In U., foot.L~·'l'u !fef\I. I!!
a11t./al •t Prlhce GeOrp r·-..-t'
Hospital some 280 miles nortbeut ol
Vancouver. .
Polf<;t '6id s~ :. ill!ild tiOftttl, pe~s at radio iiid wmiloa illltlciat' CiiPG a! gunpplnt aod (oroed on6 Ir!
them to switch the television 11tatioo off '
the air.
Brian Spencer, 21, In~~ 1a.r.u
a professional hockey player, w111 playlnc
his third game of the year wUh the N•
tional Hockey League team.
CKPG newsman Tom Haertel was
entering the station's building wbeo he ·
was stopped by a man who demanded to
know why the Toronto game w111 not· oa
the air. Haertel said the man pulled a
gun and forced him into a foyer than ran
to a swltcbboard to rip out the telephone.
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DAD WANTED TO SEE HIM ' ..
:Hocke·y· Player speM.ff ·~t:t. • ..
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Royar Gelatin .......... 12 ,., s1
For holiday desserts and .salads! Reg. size.
Margarine ......................... 33c
llolly\\1ciod ••• made v.·ith. Safflo'\'Cr oil! 1 lb. ctn.
at the delicatessen!
Franks ............................ 45c
Springfield ••• all beef or all meat! ••• 12 oz.
Walnuts· Almonds •
Filberts • Brazils!
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BOrden'g None Such. •• '.rin the big 28:oz. jar !
Plastic Bags.; .................. 59c
Baggies .•• 12xl4 Inch ••• package of 50 !
Biscuits .................. 12 FOR S1
Pillsbury' a or Ballard's • '. , 8 ounce tubes!
Menu makers from our Se rvice meat counters
.Cabbage Rolls .... ~~~' ... 0Y~ ~AP! ... 39~.
Tender cabbage leaves filled with a delicious blend of ground meat&, t1elightfully aeuohed ••• Min. 6 0%.
London Broil ....................... ~1.39 ~ Sirloin Tip Steaks ............. ~1.69 ~
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Dec.14, IS, 16. No •ale• to d'6Ur1.
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Khrushchev Claims JF'.K Backed Down
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NJ!W '.YORK (AP) ~ Nikita S.
Khrushchev contend& It wu Prtsldent
John F. Kenne<Iy -·ond oot be -who
backed down in the CUban mluile aiala In 1t12. OOC«ding to the 11na1 1n1ta11ment
tn Life lhls week or "Khruabcbe•
Rememlitrs." Ii says the Soviet milaile
rattling prestrved CUban communilm u
an example for other Latin Americans.
By this account. Kennedy appealed
through an "almost crying'' Robert F.
Kennedy for Khrushchev to order the
mJssllel ....... ed be<all!e he !eared the
U.S. Army would overthrow him if presi-
dent and take. power.
' Khruabchev Is quoted as saying Sovjet
missile -power in Cuba was enough to
de.sttoY New York, Chicago and other in-
dustrial centers, as well as Washington.
The reminiscences claim a, complete
victory for communism in the crisis
because Khrushchev obtained from the
U.S. government assurances there would
be no attempt to inva~ Cuba.
"The Caribbean tt!Sis was a triumph of
Soviet foreign policy and a personal
triumph of my own career,'' Khrushchev
is quoted as saying.
"CUba e1ill! as an Independent
Sodallst country, ri&bl in !root of the
open jaws of predatory American im-
perialism. Other J,.atin American peoples
are beklnning to rtalit.e what..1teps they
can take to liberate themselves Uom
'·
' Amerlean ~ lod lllODOpjlllsll.
Hopefully CUba'1 .e1amP1• will conllnue
to shine." ,
This final lnltallment In Lift of ex~
tracts from the b·ook "JOwuscbev
Rtmemben" to be publllhed by Uttle,
Brown and Co. next MoodtJJ, also !ouch-
ed on the SSS Big Four MRmit meeting
in Geneva where· ,the·remlnlsctnct1 taY
Khru&hchev m·et "that cur ••. that &nister
man," John FOiler Dulles ; Vietnam and
Otina: Berlin, and the delecliat of
Stalin's daughter, SveUana Alliliiyeva,
now Mrs. William Wesley Peters.
Llfe has declined to say bow it obtained
the reminiscences. A note bearing
Khrushchev's name was distributed by
Tass last month in Moscow denying he
had turned over any memoirs or
reminiscences lo a foreign publisher.
Informants Jn Moscow say the account
may be Khru!hcbev's taken from tape
recordings.
Some have attn"buted obvious naws in
the reminlacencts to the faltering
memory of an old man. Khrushchev now
is 77.
This installment contains one error.
Khrushchev ls quoted as telling KeMedy
In 1961 he helped him 1et elected by
withholding the release of U2 pilot Fran.
cis Gary Powers, who was shot down In
the Soviet Union in 1900, until after the
election so "!hot ""1 cl a blleh ltlcllard
Nixon" could ootdoim be could d'"I with
the Ruu!ans.
Shortly aller Kennedy'• e!eollon the
RIWllDs IMOlllleed the -cl' two
U.S. Air ForQe lt8f7 pllota who bad -
shot down on SOvlet 101J. But Pow .. wu
nol ttleaoed unU! early Jta.
Commenllng on Ille~ d...W to
the CUbon mluUo alsll, Ule _.
remark& 1ttrlbuted to Robert F. Km-
nedy, the U.S. al-y 1eaerol a! Ille
time, "art extremely· unlikely;" •
"Khnjahchn-Romemben: Port IV"
says the Kremlin .,.-u pleased at the way
the force.s of Fidel Culro threw back th•
' Bay of Pigl lnv.,ion 11! ~ 1111 , but Ille
leadership w•• Ooocwned that anotbtr
one might su~.
The Installment .. ,.: "'~'Jf CUl>a · fell.
other Latin Amerlcan countries WCFUld. re-
ject u.s, claiming that for; oil OW' might
the Soyiet UtUoo badll't blen ltlle. tO do
anything !or Cllba uttpt moke empty
prolalll to 1he Unltid Nalionl. We 111\1 to
think up some Wl)'I. of COlllt<ntlng
America with more thin wordl. The
logical lftSWilf' Wll milsilu. ,
"It WU big~ lime AniorJca learned
what it reels like to have bei own bnd
and her own people threatened.
"I want to make one thlug absolutely
clW': whetJ we put OUr b1lllstic rni111Jt1
lrt OJba, we had no desire to it.art a war.
Our prindpal aim wu to deler America
from' ttartill& a war .•• We wanted to
keep the Americans from invadin.i CUba,
and we wanted to make them think t\\•ice
by confrooUn1 them wilh our missilu.
Th.is goal we achieved -but not without
undet1otn8 a pUk)C(·ot' perilous tension.
''We hld ins,talled enough missiles
alrtady to destroy N!w YOrk, Chicago
and the other industrial cities, ~ to
mention a Utile villqe Jlke Wa!hlngton. I
don 't-think America had ever faced such
a real threat of destrudion u at that
moment."
values
f;]HJNGTON ~A Mrs. CJhlgcloser of
Mont., writes: "your interviews
llliAm Shakespeare hive ii·
and clarified many of the
~ issues o{ our times. Could you. now
sou.OH out the bard for ·his iinPressions of
Christnijl shopping?" Electrical Workers Halt in time for I
Christmasi
Couldst and wonldst: • • . '
Q. Longliiiie, no 8ee, 1'-1r. Shakespure.
How have you been?
A. "I bave bed in such a pickJe alnce I
i!iW you last. I am almost out at beelJ. So
weary with disasters, tugg'd with
fortune."
British Power Slowdown
Q. In other words, you have been
Christmas shopping. It it pretty rough
this year?
A. "I could a tall:"u n fold whoae
lilbtest word ·WOiild barrow up the toul,
!teeze the y-blood, moa the two
eyes, like Ml, start fnlm their !lpbetM,
thy knotted in!!.~-.-to port.
and each porllcular-halr-to -m eod,
like quills upon the fre11111 pon:uplllt.'' •
Q. That bad, eh? When you are bttht
l!llores do you have trouble getting a clerk.
to wait en you?
A. "Clean starved for a look."
Q. I baV< heard ttporla that much of
lhb: year's merchandise is inferior.
A. "A deal of skimbleskamble sblff.
!'be very rats instincUvely have quit it. I
would that 1hou and I knew where a com-
mocUty of good names were to be
bougbt.•
Q. I obo bav~ heard that a lot of
-chandlle 1t·mt=~. ' ' "
A. "You PIY a areat deaf&oo,dear .''
Q. Some lhopptt1,CG!lJplaln;tbat by Oto
lime tbey get to.the atono 11>e ..i. ilana
already are goof~ Would JOU ~ent en
that? ..
A. "The ripest fruit falls first. What
you cannot aa you would achieve, )'<lU
must perforce ·accomplish as you may."
Q. Isn't that pretty hard on your
pocketbook?
A. "Forty thousand brothera ·coµld not,
with all their quantity or. love, make ·up
my sum."
Q. Police 1ay abopUfttn are very bl!sy
this season. Is that true?
A. "No maJJ's pie-Ls freed from bis am·
bilious finger."
Q. How does a shoplifter operate!
A. "Paddling palms and pinching
fingers. One, twa and the third in your
bosom."
Q. Do you have any advice to offer
those of us. who haven't done our
Christmas shopping yet!
A. "Put ~!'tY in the purse ."
Q. 'lbanryou, Mr. Shakespeare.
-UPI
LONDON (AP) -Britain's etectrlcal
workers called off their power slowdown
today, aamring i5 million Britons of a
Christmas wilh lights, heat and other
facilities they missed in a week of
brownouts.
Union ne1otiator Frank Chapple an-
nounced the surprise after a marathon
session with the· government and its Elec·
trlcity Cou1!£i!,as Han act or good faith
with the nation."
The differences between a union seek-
ing 25 percent more pay and a council
willin.J to giv~ only 10 percent remained.
Even a nAUonal court of Inquiry to
recommend 1 peace formula remained
uncertain.
The 125,000 ·power station workers
wanted abl!lolution from blame. The goy~e~t. want~ to make ceriain the
Brltisti ·economy·didn't suffer and feared ~ off spiraling inf!atJon.
'Einpl.,uient Miniater Robert Carr
scheduled another negotiating stssion
with the union.
"For the moment," said Chapple, "we
have taken the opportunity for everyone
to have second ~ts on the situation.
We are mating an ad of good fajth with
this nation.
Chapple said the unlons have been un-
fairly accused. Public irritation hu been
mounting as rollinc dimouts snuffed out
the llglits aC'l"OSS Britain.
"This is the only way to put it right, ..
Red ·Cro8s Fund
Citizen of Year
Chairman Named
SAIGON (UPI) -Experts on North
Vietnamese affairs said today Com-
munist rejection of an extended holiday
cease-fire rrom Christmas through the
lunar new year (Te ll Jan. 26 may be
causing morale problems among Red
military units and the civilian populace in
the north.
Since the initial rejection Nov. 25 of a
piotr"acted ·~ease.fire the Viet Cong's
clandestine liberaUon radio, believed hid-
den in the jungle:i of northeastern Cam-
bodia, and North Vietnam's Hanoi radio
ha~e devoted seven broadC8$ts to ex-
plena~ of the rejection.
said Chapple. ''We are trying to give the
nation a fair shake. We do nol intend to
go on argtdng another 24 hours for doo.
trinaire reasons."
Britain breathed with relief as Ibey
rene'A·ed their Christmas shopping in
stores where the lights llOllooger glittered
on merchandise di,!plays and decorated
trees stood dark and rather forlorn.
The emergency wasn't over. The
dimouts still rolled across the country.
But no later than Chrjstmas Eve, the
public happily calculated, all the lights
would be burning normally.
In the hoopitals and the homes CF( the
aged where electricity meant heat
agalnst the near-freezing cold the bite of
the dimouts was more punishing. 'The
Electricity Council warned that the
public must turn off their unnecessary
electricity still, or beavier power cuts
would follow.
300 Feared Dead
In 2 Colombian,
Slide Dismters
BOGOTA (UPI) -Search crews mov· ~
ed cauUoualy Sunday into a floodsoaked ~
tangle of mud and rock where as many ~
as 300 persons Wtre feared <lead tn the worst disaster in recent Colombian
history.
Two avalanches of mud and rock ~
thundered down the slopes of the
northwestern Andes early Saturday, en·
tombing scores of persons. Tiie slides .\t
dammed the already ralnswollen Cauca, l'f
Colombia's second river, and floodwaters ~
swept away a roadside restaurant crowd-
ed with stranded travelers.
Officiais said two crowded buses and ~
more than 25 trucks and cars waiting for ft~
road gangs to clear away the debris of
the first aValanche were burl ed in the se·
cond cascade of mud and rock. A freight . ~,. !rain On tracU paralleling ~e hjgbway
also was burled.
Five miles of road and sbc miles or M
railroad in the disaster area, bet'f.·een the
towM of Plntada and Supla on the border
between Antioqula and Supia states, were ~~
blocked by the slide!. ff
Rescuers were procetding with caution \
because of the danger of new a:lldes.
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sigh of relief when Saturday and Sunday dawned hright and sunny an<t a
full moon provided the sj>oUight for the seventh annual Christmas boat
parades which benefit Orange County Philharmonic Society.
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While throngs of Huntington Valley residents battled for parking
spaces at strategic viewing locations and hundreds of guests tried to find
space within walking distance of parties they were attending, some 50 bril-
liantly decorated boats paraded p;oudly through the waterways to com-
pete for prizes. •
Led by f\obert Kerr, grand marshal, the fleets were captained by
William Ekberg: John Silver and Arthur Knox and provided an enticing
teaser for the Cruise of Lights which begins at 6 p.ln. tonight and continues
through Sunday, Dec. 20.
Honors in the day parade went to Doug Forsythe and Rhett Lowe,
first : Leif and Lance Ekberg, Todd Thompson and Billy Cooper, second,
and Diane Dorsey, third in the 7 to 13-year-old category.
Winners in the junior division were Jeff Silver, Mark Tague and Tom
Testa, first; Brad Cuthbertson and Mike Kerr, second, and Kitty Nicholson,
third.
The Andrew Ye iser trophy for the best-child-d ecorated entry was
presented to William Craig and Bruce Richards.
Adults winning prizes during the day parade were the Cal-20 fleet,
sweepstakes: Carrie D. Eggliston Troop 960, first in beauty follow·
ed. by Eugene R. Cuthbertson, Mrs. Claire Amy and Mrs. Helen Grace. An
award for originality was presented Bruce \Yendell . Ri chard Long, Robert
James and LeRoy Sprague.
Sweepstakes winners for the night parade were Mr. and Mrs. A.
Bayard Dod Jr., first residents of Huntington Harbour.
The RiCl!.ard H. Morrison Spirit of Christmas trophy was presented
Dr. W. L. Boucher, and the Cal-20 fleet won first place in beauty followed.
by Cuthbertson, George Kay and A. B. Herbold. .
Craig was judged first in originality and others winnj.ng honors were
Mace Mason, Dick LonR and the Silver-Testa-Tague tea'm .
The Richard Afartins won a sweepstakes award !or their oU-water
home decorations along· with James Paul \Villiams and William Lewis,
while Mr. and Mrs. James SOium took sweepstakes honors for on-water
decorations. 1
. Others who received trophies for their beaulifully decorated homes
were the Don Hunts, King Coopers, Ekbergs, Edward NobE!rs and Dr. and
?.1rs. Harry Riegel.
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FRIEN DSHI P ROCKS -While teenagers danced on the bo--:
Sette Mari danced over other wakes in the channels of Huntington
Harbour to capture secQnd place honors for beauty during both
the day and night boat parades sponsored by the Huntington Har-~.
bour Comm'iltee of the Orlinge-County Philharmonic Society. Sing-
ing ca.tols 'and other selections was ·~erb Jeffries, center, in white
robe. The boat was the entry of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cuthbertson. BEA ANDERSON, EditO,.
FROSTY'S NO FLAKE.OFF -Taking his chances
under a cloudless sunny sky and a brisk moonlight
night is Frosty the Snowman, who. distributes candy
canes and other. Christmas treats to youngsters dut·
ing the eighth annual ..Cbrisbnas. boat. parade. The
boat was entered by the Gary Graers.
Mfrlllly, Ol«m"r u . 1t1t M P'H• n
EVERYBODY'S IN THE ACT -F irst place
award for ·origihality and the Yeiser trophy
were captured by William A. Craig and Bruce
Richards, who kept time with the parade
schedule by fashioning a huge Spiro Agnew
watch. The eighth a nnual boat parade kick s
off the Cruise of Lights. through Huntington
Harbour channels beginning tonight and con-
tinuing through Sunday, Dec. 20.
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Teenager's Cold Appr9ach Sparked by Method Backfiring
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, DEAR ANN LANDERS : Please Inform
my mother that the more she kecp"s shov~
ing your column down my lhroal. the less
a'pt I am to read it. For yea rs 1 never
missed a day. Now at age 17 1 ·find
myself refusing to read it (although l
really want to) for the simple reason my
mother keeps pressuring me.
Every column on sex, drugs, out.a!·
wedlock pregnancy is presented with lhe
usual commenl : "Here -read this." It
burns me up because l get to feeling she
doesn't trust me.
Several months ago you printed a letter
from a 1$.year.ald girl who had this same
problem. When my mother read that let-
ter she accused me of writing it. I told
her "l didn 't write it but I could havt." . . .
ANN LANDERS ~
For a few weeks she stopped bugging me
but now she has started again and it
makes me hale both you and her.
1 realiie this is crazy but I want to tell
you and my mother and thoUY.nds of
other mothers who are doing the same
thing to knock it off. You ere defeating
your own purpose. -GRIDGED lN
GEORGETOWN.
DEAit GRIDGED: Bra vo for you. I'm
glad you wrote. And now -all you cat1
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who are ba~lng Ute 1ame troub1e -tt'1
your tun to do a lltUe clipping and 1bov·
Ing.
Parenti are DOt helping me get acro11
lo their teenagers wbea they forct my
colamn on tbem and make It mudaiory
rtadlng, How wise wa1 the man "A'ho 1ak1,
*'I can defend myH:lf agalntl my
enemies, but Lord protect me from my
frleodt!"
DEAR ANN LAN DERS : You told
''Monterey," wno Insisted that her sex-
less marriage w1s just fine, that U would
be a lot better il she and her husband
teamed to enjoy ses:. That's quite a state-
ment How do YOU know?
As a woman whose marriage has betn
full of sex and nothing else I take Issue
with you. Conversation is virtually nonex-
istent in our home. If I want to hear an
adult voice J turn on the radio. When we
first married 19 years ago I thought the
eagerness or the young buck would di-
minbh in time bllt I was wrong. Last
week my husband and 1 returned home
from a 400 mile trip -ht drove all the
way. It was 3 a.m. when he finally turned
the key in Ille door.
Would f9:U believe the sight of me tak-
ing off mf' stocking fired hifn up? Have
you ever heard of such a thing? My en-
tire married life hu been tit.is way. And
don 't tell me I'm lucky-that millions of
women would give anything if their
husbands found Oiem that attractive. I
don't {eel lucky. I just feel tired.
I wish you'd print more letters like the
one from Monterey -and skip the other
kind. Who cares how many times a nut in
Canada had sex with his wife ? Your col-
umn is so biased in favor of men you
make me sick. If you print my letter l'U
eat the newspaper the day It appears. -
DETROIT, MlCIL
DEAR DETROIT: Start nlbblln ', 1i1ter,
and con1kler yoe&neU for1u.nate It• not
·u.. Sunday 'tdlllon. I: ·:;
DEAR ANN LANOERS: I cbetred y@wt
advice to those who are concerned abfu'
an overweight friend or relaUve. ~
right you are! U humiliation and nag~
and needling could force people to loer;
weight, everyone would be thin . Pl•1• ti
again, Ann. -FORMERLY FAT ,:1;:
DEAR FOR.1\1: Consider it pJayed, ~
thanks for the request.
Unsure ot yourself on dates? What•Ji
right 7 What's wrong? Should you; .
Shouldn'L you? Send for Ann t.~
booklet "Dating Dos and Oon'ts,'' enc~
ing with your request 35 cents in coin AM;
a long1 self·add1-eMed. stamped tnvt~'
in care ol the DAILY PILOT.
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Your Horosc9pe Tomorrow
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DECEMBER 15
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AQUARIUS (J1n. 23-Feb.
18): Better for flnlsblng rather
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Let dust settle. Permit others
to take initiative.
Leo 11 extravacenl, te11d1 to-tion th r o ugh rose-colored to dictate vital moves. Settle
overdramatlze, can be a glasses. Distort!d p I ct u re financial differences involving
wonderful friend but 11su.1Uy results ii you insist on being attorney, partner. Live up to
d'maad1 more than moil ;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;..;mioiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimio;;;;;
ptr&ons are wlllin1 or capable PISCES (Feb. 19-M•rcb 20):
of glvtnc.
ARIES.(March 2l-April 19):
Stress on need to change.
Status quo is not apt to re-
ma,in.
TAURUS (April ~May 20):
AcCf:nl en security, finishing
projecUi \(hich have .direct ef-
fort on future. Strive to
. enlarge boriwrus., Avoid the
petty.
GEMINI (May 21..June 20):
Move about ; get feel of ·what's
going on around you. Display
versatility. J'leighbor presents
idea which is workable. Go to
lt. S t r e s s indepeadence,
· originalllY. ·
CANCER (June 21..July 22):
Guard valuables. o.,e who
pretends to know all answers
actually )s groping. Realize
thi$ and ·respond accordingly.
For Worthy Project
Stamps 'Zipped'
Looking for a worthy project?
The Huntington Beach Junior Woman's
Club urgently needs the assistance of inter·
ested citizens and organizations willing to
contribute cou~ns to aid in its ~effort to o~
tain an artificial kidney machirie.
Accordins to the Artificial Kidney Foun·
dation of California, more than 10,000 people
die each year because of lack of funds to pur~
chase these machines. Kidney disease is the
fourth largest killer in the country.
Accepting the coupons is Mrs. Ole
Almaas, prQject chairman, wbo may be
reached at 847-0397 for ·information.
Steady pace gets result!. New
employment feature is ac-
cented. You do best now by
learning ba!ic rules. Be sure
and then proceed. Avoid ex·
tremes, Stress moderation.
You ...
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YOGA CENTER
"45 •· Ult! II, S111t1 I LEO (July 23-Aug. 221: Cy-cle moves up; thefe is (Al111-Yo0•i:o:..,";'9nrv thll'IOll
daylight . You can see where ~~:;;;;;;;;::::;::;::::::::::::'.:::::====~~========~ you want to go. Key is to
an ta Arrives for Panhel/enic Party start. Indications favor new
start, added indeJ)endence.
Social contact results in fine :s. \Villiam Campbell \Vill open her hoi:ne Wed-
ay, Dec. 16, at 10 :30 a .m. for the a nnua l New-.NT!. Harbor Panhellenic Christmas party; The fe s· . '-tJ.'le. gatherin g '''ill include a gift exchang e, lunch·
eon and bridge. R. R. Cr ipe, as Santa is being wel·
corned by (left lo right) the Mmes. Lloyd McCollum ,
Eleanor Smith and Roy E. June .
proposition.
VIRGO IAug. 2.1-Sept. 221:
Hidden m a t t e r s dominate .
Behind-scenes meeting may
have dii"ect effei:t on you.
f::. G ft E h There are doubts and some i tntimate Route Scores -F~110;~~:~~ ~~~E:~!i~:r.:~;~ ~ .,,< . · · LIBRA: !Sept. 23-0<t. -221: • "· b I f The al Chris Money from professional ef•
f ~~A ~~ i no~:lic mives ycru}wit! ~erythl!} l~m:cr but · ;~\~t:~:!§f~~ E~~t:~I~::i~:~:!~~
. , . desire." _ dressing it in a tutu, and you Laguna B~ach hoine of Mrs. teams.
All m~ .. !Jfe I ve been trying "No .. he hesitated .. il's the say I have no imaginalion. Harold Kleckner. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): ~to be, Just another pretty ' · -· .' . -. · Let's g9 up to th e h"1gh school 'be k '1 , 1 1 kn 'Wh t t Thi Mem rs are asked to ma e Your ambiUons come closer to
I ace. g ass. ow a 1 JS. s and catch the last half." reservations for the event reality. You mak e ad-
Heaven knows I've tried to is the glass the kids use for I have the fceJ ing Joey which will feature exchange of justmenls which result. in sQlid
follow the advice of ladies' the creme rinse, I saw it in Heatherton would have cried. gifts ,· i ain. Family member lends
magazines that tell me how to the bathroom not t~o _dayst'"°iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;o;;;;;;;oi;;i;~..;iiii;iii..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..;iiii;i;;;;;i~iiii;--~;;;;i;i---.1 put excitement in my mar-II
riage, but the fact is, I'm too
'1· germ conscious to nibble on
ears. (Besides, you never
51cnow where they've been.)
; With somet egular i t y,
:however, 1 go the intimate
:dinner route. I get the candles
:out of the attic (which have ~melted all over the Halloween
;masks), feed the kids early
,and slip Into something that I
'wear under a coat until I hear
'my husband in the driveway,.
' It is my unworthy opini6n
: that someone ought to '.tell
;men how to put excitement In
2 r marriage. 1~·S getUng
i . er and tougher.
l " other night ' I met my
• nd 1l the door IJ'tth his
· Ile drink. He sat down
attacbe case and started
_:;ip.
'!What's that I smell?" ~~jl rould be my new
· • me. 'Intimidation.' 'J'he
j lady said It brought a lot f tier customers in off the
:~e." i "It's not that," he said, snif-
afi ng.
: "The incense the n. t rubbed :a little garlic on each light
!bulb. You know bow the scent
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END
ago. Where are the kids?"
"r' fed ihem and sept them
to a basketball garne;• I said
softly.
"Hey, that's the game · J
wan'ted to see," he said.
"What Ume does It begin?"
'.!Forget the basket b a I I
game," I shouted, "We are
having an intimate dinner
together."
"What are we baviq!" be
asked.
"Beef a la ground," I said.
"That's as intimate l.G barn·
burger as I want te get
tonight," be paid.
"Have you no imag:inaUon!"
I stormed
"Look." he said. ~'.1 com~
home and you're wanderJng
around in your pajamas with
garlic all over the lightbulbs,
giving me a drink in a
bathroom glass and doing
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'-lariners Ohora! group of "i;;•;;p'I H,,,..111191on 8ffc.h'• ~Marina High School will enter· 11111 Larvette~•lt1;1!oQ
~ain the Women's Society of Music soxu
k hristian Service at 10 a.m.
~\'ednesday, Dec. 16.
~ The society, a "'om·en's
~oop of the Huntington Beach
Xommunily United ~1elhodist
j:hurch, will meet in ~1oore
:Hall. Rachel Circle will serve
fffee.
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about it and give you a new figure
far Christmas. Nat a Spa or a "Gym.
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*We guarantee results ••• tell us the
dreu size you want to wear ••• we will
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SANTA ANA, 1140 W. 111tt Stroot
AL.SO IN
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An•htlm. Covina, Crtn1haw, Down•r· Gltndala, Ltktwood, Lt• V09a1. L•nt
lsach. Ntwport luch, North Hol ywoff, Onttrlo, '•hdtnt, San Dlot ..
Santa Ana, Sanft larat.ra, Sunl11nd, Taratna, Torrarica, Whlttltr.
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Fired motorcycle patrolman Gllbert
Coerper assertedlY failed a lie detector
test in the Huntington Beach police in-
vestigation of his handling of department
store merchandise.
But, the city's personnel commission
was told Saturday, Coerper was under
medication at the time of the lei\ and
this may have affected the outcome.
These disclosures were cootained in the
testimony of Of!icer James Walker who
conducted the internal investigation into
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polygraph (lie detedor) eum lll·the"'
cood Interview. "His .......... lboweil
deOnlte: deception.''WalUr IOI. "
At !hJo point Rlct1 .~ -·lf r.e lcned:.t ~ ~d,1--~lioo
"Y,., Sg~ Thonnson,. who In.• tM
polygraph, aa1d lie' .\.quid 'lllJ!e to fiaft io
more ICCUl'ale lell ."'8"Qoirper -not
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Park Plans
Orange County Harbor Commissioners
today approved plans for additlof!&l
developments at Sunset Aquatic Park.
Cost of the projects is estimated at
~7,000.
Commissioners called for final working
drawings for the 24-acre second phase of
the park.
Harbor Director Kenneth Sampson said
the increment includes nine water acre.
which will be developed into a 175-tlip
marina. Also planned is parking for 171
cars; a boat rental.area; an 80,000 aquare
foot commercial center ; a park area and
ecological study area and a new h~bor
district office.
The final working drawings will ~
taken to the county Boardd Supervilon
for approval. Samp11on e;timated the cost
or dev~topment al 1465.000.
In a second acHon, commisslonert t
voted to recommend to co u n l.>J_ ...
supervisors thal $J.22..000 be allocl&ed '°
excavate 125,000 qiblc yarcll lL 11.od.
from what wJll become the eecced in-
crement's marina area ..
Tbe marina a~a will be 4uC out te
deplhs of elgllt to 10 f .. ( aiid the alnd ...
ed for the ,-ptir~'s campif>I area. ~
Sampson told commissioners the con.
tract for the excavation will have to be
written in 'such a way as "t'o put the onWI
of maintaining the RegionaJ Wat.er QuaU·
ty Control Board's standard.a on the con-
tractor. The board has not bee.n ·able to
tell us whether We should use a hydraulic
dredging system or a drag line, so we
will bave to leave it to the contractor." ·
Huntington OKs
2 Mobile Sites
For Adults Only
Huntington Beach's recently establish-
ed mobil ehome zoninilt'. district has been
brought into play with the ci~y. sanction-
ing two adults-0nly parks. ·
The parks -one on Brookhurlt Street
south of Garfie1d Avenue and another on
Heil Avenue between Saybrook: Lane and
Algonquin Street -were approved
unanimously by the city council.
But they did not escape indirect
criticism. Both Councilman Norma Gibbs and
JIOME Council president Robert Dingwall
said the parks might prove harmful to
the school district.
Dingwall wondered how the no-children
concept of the parks woUld b~ cn~orced
and criticized the Increase ·In derunty he
said would result from the parks. ·
'i'fhe area is Impacted beyond belief
with school kids." he said. "Somewhere
the city must make a start toward help-
ing the school districts."
Mrs. Gibbs pointed out Iha! preelncl
tabulations of the vote on the last high
school district override request showed
that the issue was heavily. defeated In
mobUe home areas. She also said that the
city must start working with the school
authorities on the problem.
~iobile park operator Rusty Watson
denied that density would be increased by
the parks and said that the schools. city,
and county received taxes from parks.
'Pa11cake Alley'
Gets New Name
There won't be any more jokes about
"pancake alley" In Fountain Valley.
The dozen residents of Santa Jemima
Street managed to shed their misnomer.
The city planning commission officially
redubbed the lltUe roadway Santi Sophia
Street. One neighbor's suggestion of calling it
Santa Claus Street was ignored, but
everyone acemed aatiified with Sophia.
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Tombstone, Ariz., has nothing on Hun. "I'wu-safpr'fsed:··at the pu~t.ain.
tington Beach. timent against tbe lign," Fann aplitDid.
The beach city now has its own grave "So in memory of community actbt I
marker to rlva1 the best ~.boot hill. h_.:l~Ulia;tom~ ,pJa~1~,. . '. ,.1
This gfaVtstone, .ihowtVer, maru · the 'nle'~ne reads: . . ~'J
site or a vanished drfam -or nightmare g'°rlt., of 1he Westfair ·ihoppfrig.~
as nearby homeo~rs calleil it. "tin recognition of Lloyd Wrtght. .... if.
The dream -· in the eyes of ardtltect foot h18:h sign tower that was to ~hafe
Frank Lloyd Wright, .Jr., -was a H-been erected on this· spot. It's dete,t li.s
foot high sign designed to boo!t the . symbolic of the democratic procdi 'in
glories or the Weslll'"' shoppllng center wh!Ch '!'e ·uve. The people dld .no! l'ifh
at Springdale Streett and Warner AveDue thi.s11lgn .tower to be erected aa they. ft,!lt
built by developer , Stanley FIM and it ,was not needed an dwoold ·blight ~
designed by WrigbL community. Their wiahes .were· bleaid
Neighbors to the shopping-cent.er con-and adhered to·· bf the developer, StlD-
aidered the aign • proposal an . en-. . ltY F&M, 1970.", . . . . · •
vlronmentiil atrqcitY,. , . nie tombskme ls· In a sman' ca:rdel::CJn
Wright's sign woUJd ·have stood · 10.. the ·shopping c:enter ·J>'rking lot. ·~· ~\
stories tall.' ' . Fam sakl he , didn't think ~
Under pressure from · the" Huntington · wc:iuld inlss the big siP,. ..., . ' ~ .. . ' ' .
Draft·c;e~g ~Pre~cte_d-'. ~
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WASHINGTON ' (.\l') -Tiie SeleclfV.· were claalfied 1-kor l·A-O•afflitiiid~
Service Nld Mond.ir lhat .n1111 .'1[1th 1970 Md had 'a·lllllllbtr lhal·bM ·belin
numbfrs 100 and belOw will be eligible for'• reached -thlt 1-. lower u.n,o.e .~11..a..J..
the January drafL The number 100 Is el'· ' · • · ~ · · ~1 peeled' to be the ceiling or several number calleJ by their local board.I. 1
morlths ·the JllJM'W"W ' said. The hi&hest number '1ached.·in i..J... • , -~ ..... ., t :Ul'JU
These numbers make up the Selecllve was Jii.· No· I~<~ ·u~ 11111'
Servict System's First Priority Selection number. And many boards did not q.
Group tnd include tholle in~ who rtac;Jl.. proach. I~ m meetipg Uteli' can.~ ~~e
ed the ace of 11 in 1'70, received .their Strvlce ,MJIJd. . • . ,_. l
lottery numbers 1l the July drawillg,_and .
have not lieen deferred or n:eJJlpted.
The . P<nlq<in 'amjounbeci 'Salurdliy .•
Jamwy draft CAii o117,aao"""' --·-·-..W.1111 ••rU'&t prioritJ" grwp does not affect the
liability of the "m.aded priority" group
whose numbers have been reached, but
not called.. •
This "nt<oded" """p rem•lnt •llclble
for Induction· In the firs! three -lhl of
nert year, and, under ~t _. polley,
must be -to "'poi'! aneao of the
1971 pool. Th< "exttnded" group 1J made up of
men born between 1944 and ltsq: who
have not reached their 2ttb birthday,
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Firebombing Routs. i -. ... -. Amputee, ·80, Wife· ,
KANSAS CITY (AP) -.A •n.....,,...,.
r!ed an &mpaUe and b11 . wlfe"bitli 10
years· ojd,1,oal of 1 1'imlq ~
building. 1lial • bad been icnlled by a. Mo-cocldaD llapdaJ. .
GeorJe carter and 1111 wUe wttt
own:ome by -·In lllt1r ltCOOd·floor
1portment. 1'hllr , illlJchtor, Ml'I. -McCoy, who lives on tbt Ont floor, wu
lrylng to "" her paraill wben llromen
arrived.
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revolver and bad •·paper'tiq1f'Nl" bll
bead. ' . A: Taac<»...,,1ce oiaUon,at the )UDClkia
or GOJ<!<J> Weat ·Stree(i¢Garden G'°"' BouI~lrd. ·w~ .. ~·blt 'tir tri ~ men bandill 's&turdily.:'l'lle· loo*
'fll l!OO. SWlday .nigh!' about PIO -
taken by. two male llll)itdl ·liOn! Jobo-
ny's Mart.I, 142111 -Bl°•d., WestmlM!er. . .
In the· Huhlington ll<ach holdup; wll!dl
QCCUIT<d Friday, a bandit pulled a pfo\ol
on the Clerk •t Solon's Meat Markltt l!Mt
Edjnger Ave. 'and got the conlenta .of U.,
cuh relgster. 'Ibe amount bu not bea cliscloied. .
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btlft In Alalla, be rtJofntd J-ai h1118emterlal •dm!niitf.un•aaMtaat Jil
lHI, . -t"' • ":.
lte.eernd..,. :i-.a N•fl''oecntarJ
IDier K......, belwe WIDnjlls-a
IOUel)lqf jn J9D.. . . I '
. ll was the _,,., Nll<on cabiDet mtdt
In ..... l _,The. Preilifent dbmlae\l
WaJter .J. Hickel u tnttrtarraecretary cii:
the day bel""' '11IWqivlng .n1rtabbMI
Rep. 'Ropn C. B, M«too to -<et
bi,m. .
C<>nnally ii the first Deti>ocrat to be ap.
pointed to a Nll<on cobinel pool lllboup
Daniel Pabti: Moynihan, a lq-thna
Kennedy and· Jolwoft aide, bas · -
serving Nis:on as a White Rous~'
counie~ with cabinet status. MOJDlhait
plam to "'lllm SOOO'lo Harvard,
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Prince Philip Slips
In Polo Player Rank·
.LONDON,(AP)-,Piince PhtUp'1 polo
band!i:ap ti"! l1fpped from·flve to four.
'It .... the first time in,23 , .... in the·
nallooal ranltln( lhal the -. or ~-EJJz.obeth n bad Mlffind such -a
setl>ack. Ho has ~ ~ by •
recurring tight hand 1hjuey. •
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Weadler . . . ,. ~
Brighi ltlJ1ey alciei •re·Omni.ed ·
for Orange Oooolly, 'l'aeldo7, ·Wilh •
nlgllttlme wealhn' ~.clear
and coot .Mm:uey< r-..i an ·
tabbed [or the mlddll! lfltles. .
INSmB TOD&Y ' . . ln the fourth inltallmcnt of
his memoir1, fonMr Riwlan
Premier Khruthchtv aa~ Ptcfi..
dent Ktntitdw waa tM ont 'tttho
backtd down i7' the 19'2 miuik
crisit. See 1tor, PQft 4.
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DAll.V rlLOT ll1n rMlt
For the third consecutive year, the Huntington Har-
bour· Yacht Club:.S Cal·20 fleet captured top pnzes
In the aMual Christmas boat parade sponsored by
tho Huntington Harbour Committee. of. the Orange
County Philharmonic Society. Fleet theme . "~eace
on Earth," was depicted by three doves fashioned
from 20 000 bread wrappers. For full story on the
parade, 'see today's Women's Section.
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~ehlneauQ'ner both f~ .at a Viet Cong lolaitr In a .itlY. unil9"11 "1111. "red ibNnd 'Ille C9lJar." He llld Ille man got iW•Y Into Ille village.
;froseCution witnesses have Hid there WU no enemy. fire at them.
Earlier, formor 'Infantrymen Gene. R.
I ver ,of cinclnnau and Elmer G.
ywoo.i. tiotlned M .. had lnstnlcted
.1nen to wfpo out Ille ,village. Ha,-8'la Medina bad told them there were
~!pq. ~t ci~iliana" in My Lai.. . · &tb. a aid on cross • exall\lnahon,
M'l"evt.I'~ that Medina made no specific ~-Of kllltni women or children.
;f\(edjna UI charged with overall
respollllbility tor the death of "at least in" civilians that day, but his case hu not betn referred to court-martial.
"He (Medina) said tt was.suppoted to
be a combat..uaault, a .earth-and·
daetroy --delln>y, that ., .. ti!<
1IOrd ..:. W. wee ·111ppooe11 to level tbal
place," fOIWled Oliver who earlier &!>'
peanc1 foe 111e pr-.:uuoo.
"l rememtser be Aid 1f there were one
bot l'Olllld flrOd (In oppooitlon) we were
supPOaei to 'level the .place, 11 Ollftr aald. ·
••nere were 1t1ppoaed to be· no clvillana:
there. ·
"Capt. Medina uld, 'I know for a fact
tll*re 'are no cJvW1n1 there.' _
· ·"He Aid it wu a~ llndil& zone. He ~ we .,~· to ~ener~y do a~a.y with g,e village -rice, an1m•l11, chickens,
~~~ ~ uy anythlna about )rilling the
prl0ple1" uted nef.eme A t t or n e y
llkhaf4_•Kay.
w1'Kilf.iibe eoemy, that WU it,0 .Oliver
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Antigamhling Raids
Staged in 26 Cities
WASHINGTON CAP) -The Justice
Department, In what it .ca~ed the Jtr1est
coordinated antljalnblliia ralda ever, bat
.ams'ted 27 ptllOll! lit In effort to ct•ck
dowa on iij~al sports operaUons.
!. deparlmOnt spokesman 11ld """"
than twf tbe r•ids involved illegal pro-
1...ioaal ".football bettJns operaUons..
Aceota ccaftlcai.<I $104 ,llOO In currency
-., Ille rafda, 'whlcll cccurnd In 26
cities armnd the •nation.
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'De vil Cult' Suspect's
Death Trial Delayed
Offering of testimony in the sanity tria1
of accused "devil cult" killer Steven
Craig HW'd was delayed today in Orana:e
CoUnty Superior CoUtt in the ab&ence of
tbe pri>iecu!Df asaignod to the hearing .
Judge Robert L. .Corfman Is expect..i
to launch the trial of the 2().year-old
transient Tuesday with the return of
assistant District Attorney E d g a r
Freeman. He is today studying reports
ct'!m°pU:ed by "psycliiatrfsts wbo examined
Hurd. . •
Jt·wa!i tbe opinion c;if psychiatrist!. that
·Hurd was legally une but bis responses
to several of their questions raised doubts
that be would be able to "fully
cooper,le'' in · his defense. Ju d I e
COrfmiD will be a!kod by the prooecuUon
io ordar Hurd I<> go oo trial
If Judge Corfman cfe<lares Hurd to be
sane the young drifter will faoe tri1l for
the killings of Mrs. Florence Brown, 31.
of El· Toro and &ervice station attendant
Jerry Wayne Carlin, 21, of Santa Ana.
Environmental
Group_ Set Up
By 9iy Council
An eimrOnmenlal COWlCD hll been of •
fi<ially O.Ub!W!td'l!y on!ln\UIC< tn Hun·
uqiod.~~ t I I
He Is accused of being the teadfr of a
group of drift.era who murdered. the
Mission Viejo teacher after severing her
left arm and -removing vital organs.
lnvestlgator1 claim port.ions d Mrs.
Brown's body were devoured in rites
associated with the worship of Satan.
Her body wa s found June lS in a
shallow grave off the Ortega Highway.
Investigators believe sbe was murdered
12 days earlier in an Irvine orange grove.
carlin ·was the victim of a hatchet
murder al his service station June 2. Of·
ficers said he was left in a pool of blood
on the washroom floor after bi! killers
took fl!) to f50 from hill till.
Separate trials have been ordered for
two other youths identified as members
of the gang broken up with th~ wave of
arrest!: produced by the Brown-Carlin
killings.
Herman Hendriek Taylor, 17, a
transient, faces trial Jan. s on the
murder charges.
That same date was · ed rthur
Craig "Moose" }{ulse, , of Garden
Grove who is charged with the Carlin
killing and being an accessory to the
murder of Mrs. Brown.
Hulse is due to appear before Judge
James F. Judge Wednesday for a ruling
on the request that be be remanded to
juvenile court for future 1ction on the:
charges.
Hulse, Taylor and Christopher "Gypsy"
Gibboney, 17, of Portland, Oregon, were
certified a111 adu1ts in tbe-Oranp County
Grand Jury Indictment of the four men
all!gedly lnvol"4 in the killllll•· .
Oraoge C<dity Disttlcl :t.ttomey Ced! It will Consist of representatives from
each high school .In the city, tbe IAague
of Womeb Voters, tbe jWtior. senior and
womtn's division of the Chamber of Com4
merce, the American A&soclation of
t]~ver1ity WC!Jllen, gqiden W•t CoUece iiid lhe . 'l!unttnlfbri Beaeh·Fountaln
Hicks bas filed estradition proceedmcs
for the return of Gibboney to Or1t11e
. County.
... ~ Board'of lle.i1ors. .
:'Mayor Donald Shipley Slid tbal other
tMdlng · citizens Of the community be
b6}>ed would serve on the council were
Fred Bolding, a member of the Audubon
Society, Dr. Murray Dalley, a marine
bloloeJst, and Dr. J1me& W. Muon, a
Philco-Ford Corp. scientJst who J1 work·
ing in the' fields of water pollution and
wute water _recovery.
The council was formed by a unant-
m:ius: .v~ ·of,the city this week.
From Pqe J
HEARING .•.
under medication," Walter replied.
Walker revealed thlt tn hfl Jn.
vestlgation report be had mar~ed down
"untruthful atatements" for (;oerper's
failure on the: polygraph, even tboqb.
Soremon had gupested another tlst.
WJth several quesUom. Rieb also
brouaht out testimony that WaJker bad
not contacted some atber members of. the
Wives Guild who said they bed beet!. liven·
Yule 'Package'
Sans Wrapping
Booked in Mesa
-gooda for a rummage aa:!e by Cooerper.
A cute little 5 foot 2 Inch package with
no wrappings at all was plcked up at
Costa Mesa's Firehouse bar by vice Of·
flcers Friday night and delivered to
Orange County Ja11 ..
Green~y~ . Vickie Miller, ~. of
Surfside, war· boote4 . on charges of
engaging in obscene Uve·ent.e.rtalrim.ent, a
new pei;ial code sectlori coverina nude
dancers.
Detecttves Dive Hayes and Gene
Norden said·Min Miller was wurlnc on.,
ly • Ptlr of· $1ippm when they 4"lpped
into the ·controversial bit 1t 177 E. 17th
St.,. in mid.veninc.
She was also allegedly perfonnlJll only
six inches from the face of one amon1 24 mate patron!: present f(lr the show, Hlyu
and Norden noled, •
Ml,. Miller, \1!81 anl!stee·Jn a aeries
made at the. nude bar, was released on
$190 bail, pencpng ar;t:aignment.
Nor did Walker cont.act SL BCln&V&
ture ·Church which had received 11>me
arUclea.
Ritks also asked Walker why he bellev.
ed Ricketts and Jack Whitaker (former
security chief at Wards) wben they said
Coerper was 1ware af store policy ~t
throw-away good! had to go to charity.
"Ricketts bead could roll for giving
away such merchaudi&e, ~dn't·it?" the
atl.Clrney a&ked .
Walker maintained that· he only la·
veat.ipted certain aspects be c a u 1 e
partJcular &oods -bo:xea of toya and Ip.
plianc!!J, -wett m.Win&, and other items
such as clothing didn't matter.
He also aaid ·Cooerper had promised to
brin& proof wbue aom.e of the itema hid .
gone , but said Coerper never did.
"I'm going to the· is&ue of whether th1lll
officer COtJducted a fair and impartlal in·
vest.iaauon," Ri~ told . the perlODJW:l
commission before the. session was halted
at nooo.
Throu&hout his questiotlin& Ricki tm-
plied that Walitr bad conducted a one.
aided investlgaUon to mch concluaions
that would please department heads .
Walker will return to testliy when the
hf&ring r"umea.
Ex-Lawman's Trial Date
Slated in Ouh Burglary
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A former Orance County 1btrllf'1 depu·
ty aecugec:J of the bur<r'Y of the Ml11ion
Viejo County Club bu btto ordered to
face SUptrlor Court trial April&.
Judp Byron K. MeMl!lan oet that da1a
for former deputy Frederick B. Imne, · 4~ of La Habra. frvlne pleaded not suJ!ty
to cbara•• of bur1)ary, srand tbe!t, auto
theft, receiving stolen prQPl!rty 1Dd con·
splr1ey, all contalt\td In 1n Orange Couo·
ty Grand Jury indictment.
Irvine was one of two dtpUties
auertedly tten in the cnuntry club's golf
shop Sept. 20 by a wltne11 who ealled
aheriff's offictra to the acene.
Offictn 1ald former deputy Arthur B.
Dun can. 34, of HunlinRton Be1cb Im·
znedlalely 1urrendered but Irvine com·
m1ndeered a patrol car 111d led b1J
former colleagues on a wild chase that
ended tn Riverside Coonty after lbot&
were eicbanged between tbe vtbiclea.
Arresling officers said Irvine repeated-
ly thrtatened to commit suicide while
tbey.lrltd to persuade him to .surreqler.
Duncan, appareoUy distressed at the
grand theft and burglary char(et filed a1a~st him and lrvine, took hla own Ide
three weeks later, offlclaJs said. He w11
fdllnd hanged from the rafters of tilt
g1ra19 at his home.
Both men v.·ere employed by tbe
Mission Viejo Company as security
guar!ls In their off.cfuty hours. Char1es
against Trvine Include ~ theft of he1ter1
belongi1111 to lht MJpion Viejo Compan,y
and Ille Anaheim Plumbing Company.
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PAINTING
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. 1how for the holl'le with
thi1 minipair.
Easols rrom lS\l to 26.SO
Paintinis l~m lSO to 22.50
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rOom , , , or wherever
needs to be shown in o
better Hoh l. Biggar qual·
ity ot this price d@finltely
is worth glowing about.
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' ' . • w ~, ~ ~ ... ,. -i Cop~cil ~e 3tJ11g~ q~ Loc k heed Plav, .Schedu~d
' ' . -~ • lo I 1 • ' ., By L. PJ!TElfllRIEG· be·~·..,,.the cJty,CGllllclJ;~ ., .. ~ lhat the Emkay
ot •i::-'"~ .... -*-f;::tt'~·~ ln city itatL ~ pnifOlll !'C!llidt 1'a.YI a domino effect
Approval ol ~. Emny Develo-1 . !lleioe ~ Illa! 1111 -P117(< ., Jiit ~ .... of other proper-
Company propcpf 1<t the Lociheed ,, lililll commercial ceoter 11 well 11 !>lljir . llet<near ,the, l!'J><>!I·
property near Orange County Airport ~conUnercial areas withlil Newport.BUdl "Other ~ owners, such as Me-.
"could result in a shift Of Newport's·ctm· would likely suffer from~a proJtc't !tbe 1)oantu JlOuclq, ~ns Radlo and ouf.
mercia.1 emphasla" to the airport Ftl• scOtle m Ute· Wll).acre Emta7,;,Jan. telvel, ~ bt COlllJ!elled by tncreased
an Irvine Company oflklal said .t~y. "If Ibis ~ does. f"""•" . l<>ldiDI coill lo l!Otk 1<zoning from pres-
RiChard A. Reese, v1ce presJdent for Retie sdf, "alltlnc commemaJ.iestabo t!llt Wultrlat,Ulel."·
plallning or .the gia!lt land development lisb.rOenU id NewpJrt~tit;, .iii Coroi'ia 1he lrvtne COmpany already filed oite
comi:wiy. said he will appear at a]IUbUc ... .del :Ku:'..W ..,.2ill11COOld.'be.. sruuY d!P· JOlll!' cbanea request, for a Planned
bearmg on the zone cbu&e reqaest, kJ 'affldld." .. ·~ \'' --;, !.. CO.rnwdtr trad: above the ~Ford •, r r •• ~ .::..-,....,,_ •
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Aerqr)lrtrOnl~ Dlvi!lon fac.ility between· M~Jr ·..'.BoUJe\r.ard : and 'Jaml1(>ree
·Road ' ~·said his' firm will seek a delay·
fn action on this requeSt, ~ng a thor-
ough siudy by the city of th( Impact of'
such development.
He said Newport Beach should give
equal study to the Lockheed proposal.
"Any changes in what has been Jong
planned for that area 1hoold be very
cautious!~ consld~red . "':lthin the context
of ·the piaster plan,"' Reese sal~.
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Collnally Awarded., :P.osf!
Nixon Names Democrat to Tre~ury Position
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NEIGHBOR INSPECTS DAMiGE AT1DEITRI .If HOllSE·".
' . WASHINGTON (UPI) -In.an open bid
for pollUCal peace, President Niun today
name.i Dimocrat Jolin B. Co~y,
former Texas governor and close friend
of former President Lyndon B. Johnson,
.lf, be treasury secretary.
CoMally, who also served in the Ken-
nedy AdministraUon will succeed Davkl
M. Kennedy. wbo will remain in Nixon's
official famiJY as an arriba~dOr-at-large
to , deal · wllh llrtequllloOai finance and
moneta,rY peliey.
Wjlli Connally al bla lllde. Nll<on told
While House newsmen: "We have a
RepUl>Ucan President • aqd a Democratic
Cc:IJ&rtU, but tbe problema we have are
~vie Cepter · · 1
. M~_1fim
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: ,:Jqb<jM~·i..1!~ tliia
.~ sald tlll:Newparl Bed m,1c . ~lii'1 •'l""'. ~ '1U mlll!oo • )ullt
, llndlr ·~-opecllfcalionl,. He plalined I~ reco~wayg to trim II mllllOn
In Newport BeaCh, th• Sun6y Caller. Was·"'*•~
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, !ram Iha.I !fC1n al a -Uni ct.the city
' 'l coUnell today. • )
The countiJ was expected to s~·· l ' ' · j most o( Jts aftei'noon study selalOn
American problems., We need to ap-
PJ'tla<:h theJn tn .a.blpartls.a11 rtlanner."
Connally, who served three two-year
terms as a·Texas gOYernor through 1988,
said he was "profoundly ,pro4~ grateful
and bumble with this appointment."
·Nil.on , said he would withhold sub-
mitting of Connally's nominati-On to the
Senate until after the new Congress con~ ·
vene1 in January. Kennedy, he said,
would continue In the rablnet post pro-
bably until Feb. 1 when Nixon's new
budget presentation iS completed. .
'Ibe proposed nomination drew quick
praise from )>emocratlc . leaders in
Congi:ess. 'sPeaker John W. McCormack
desCtibed Connally as a 11fine man1
oustandlng,-and a gr!lt Aifterlcin."
Connally, 53, served as Navy aecretary
uncler the late l'l<sldent Jobn F. Kennedy
and WU seriously WOlllldecl by gun(Jn
when riding in tht1same auto with Keo-
nedy at the time of the usasslnaUon in
Dallas seven years ago
He has been a cloae political ally of
Johnson's throughout ~.Ye.~, both .in Washington and in Texas.
When Johnson was a House ·member,
Connally served as · bis secretary from
11139 lo earQ< !IMI. Aller a.hltcl>,of ·Navy
service and a job u ,a radio ataUon U •
ecutlve .fn AusUn, he rejolntd Jobnaon 11
his Senatoifal admlnlltraUve Uslltant 'ln
1949. 7.
. He oerved one year aa Navy secrelaf.1
under Kennedy befo<' winnllll eleclioo u
pefpor' in 196l. 1 I •
II WP.the socond N~ cablael,ld'\f!
In recent weeks. ·Tile Pres!deiit dm.r.;tj
Walter J. Hickel as interi0r19ecretary,oQ
thecf8y .befoi.·~ and ·~
Rtf>'. Roren· C. Be Mortlin lo -him; • t
C.OOnally is the first Democrat to be ap-
palnted lo a Nixon cablnol poat a1lllougb
11ante~ Patrlclc· 11.,-n..-• .,..._
Kennedy ·and Jolmoon\ lllde. baa '"°"" lerVinf Ni·~On u a ~·H!J~-··
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Pair of R · I A t rtviewinl tbe entite ciyjc center F,o-u naway u OS I, ....... The council fs dlle lo act al tt. . . . _, .. .,,. -, .. 'J ,· I r. t• ,, · • • •••• _. ,_ • ."•· ·-..,~.~ • . .• •
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f 7:30 p.in. ml!!!lfn& on a propooed con Ira!;! ' ' ' I • ~ I ' ' ' • ', ,• I ' ' ' • ., ,,·~-
'.'' PRESIDiiN:f,Ji'lT.~QD.iJCES"HIS PICK A'S .~w.s 1~!11i!l,'ARY;Of' TH,1•!rRllAillRY· .o, : with the county to provide land for 1 new
Hacbor Judicial District· court. " G. M . D . . . It llurlbnrl --""'"' re-
T I I' PJ>rmor T•~· Gov'"'°'· «;onnally., Ml!!=;~lty, N ;' """·Mr~· NIXOI) i 1,:· , ·· ' ·
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1 ·ause aJ.o_r . ama9er . ;:,._ :r~:~:=r::~:11.t , I l , , . ' • ' ~ \ , • .
Two runawar cars -one frariflcaHJ ..
pursued by its owner, who was injured itJ
the chase -caused major datnJ!.ge lo
Newport .Beach Sunday. One ' 'mowed
-'•·-.,.._cl·A•e another ISI0,000, he aald,
:dowh1 five trees. The 'CJUJU mmtd · •-wblle 'blqlding the entire coritple:r to meet
houSe. · ~· 1980, rather than 1995 needs, would ane
, John Linn, 51, of '411 Fl~Phip 'Road, another-fl million . -
suffered an arm laceration '1i'hlle trying Hurftmt said there are several other
to stop his car as it rolled down, Sandcas-avenues open to cut. costs. He said be will preseat them to the council, but will not
Harbor Pa.nel Prop,:q~es
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Study of Tideland F,ee '.
tie Drive, police said. ~ them.
., He 1 said the parking brD:e failed 'to Harlbw't·aaid $1 .5 million could be sav-
... hold. • ' ' ed by cohStrucUng all surface parking fdr
VCI Outlines .·
Orang~ County Harbor Commissioners .
today asked the couniy Board of Super-
1vlsors to hire an independent appraiser
to study the proPosed tidelands use fees
and that the fees not be applied until
Joly I, J'71.
~r square foot ror. commerclal marinas i
-be delayed fnlm Jan: I until July l, ,
or tmUt the independent · study Is com-City of Irv ine
Form qtio1i Plan
. l The .vehicle knocked oTer 'rive trees: ·the reduced number of spaces. '
clobbered a lamp post ahd uprooted an He aid an addition11 $325,000 could be
1 saved by rec!Ucing the space re-UDderground sprinkliq' 111tem along its ·qqtrern1:gts',to n:i~t'lt75 needs.1
roUte.w , . Hurlburt ukt sUll more could be cut
plete. .
, Investtgators sild the ~ nnany came ·Out ot tbe· c0st Ji the. facilities Were built
UC Irvirle ofllci•ts Sa.turdaf ouUti.td to rest at an interaeclion.;_ , · . to. speclf1cat.19ns below what the ardd-The move came after more than five
hours of discussion of the fees by com-
mission members.
The llidependent apPr:aiier refefred to
by commlaioners is George Jones;' who
was hired by the Irvine Company to ap-
praise the falr market reDt.1 value of their e.fforts· in· the movement to: in· No· one was lnjurtd tn the t p.m. in-tect recommeqds.
corPorate the city of Jrvln'e at a-geneTal , cid~t, .JilYolvlhg ' •. -~ncOln :eonunental· He.u,id, lf the council decides to adopt • their marinas. His study and that done
which apparently sli.......A jpto drj,_ve gear the contract and build only the police m~n~ of community residents at lhe while parked With. ~'itne idlif\I. -faCilitj it this· ti,me, tne total cost would un1~ers1ty. . • Owner Alex Schv•rl. 56. of 511 Nth St., be juJt under M millk>n.
Commissioners sugge!ted the move to
supervisors because "the facts pre.senled
to us by the Department of Real Prop-
erty Services and independent appraisers
·suggest some real problem areas that
deserve further study.''
by the cowity's real property service!:
staff differed oonslderabl)' on ·what a f1lr
rental of lb< county Udeland1 would bi!. curt· Miller, assistant to vice ch~~ell~r • badn't ·inlended,to. ~1>tri to iee iifovei: -If i.t approv" the contract, the cltY, will
L. ~·Cox. said UC! has ehgaged"lhe co.. •De)lrlch,·01 51! 35~h flt .• however.· . be,.obllgaUni ll!elf to opend tao,llOO /or Comrnissionei-Henry Roberts Jr, poini·
ed out that, in addttlOn to the ln1ne
Compeny11 commercial lnterests,1 there
are a sumtantial number of homeownen
who would also be affect.ed by the _ap-
plication of the fee.
suit; ... ., firm of Grlffen·Hagen and •4 He was forced to;afier tbe lumrf~ facllttiet. most of JVbich would evtatuallr
"• . ..~ imlshed into 'the" lall~r residence. whieh be· aband wllb the c<J11111. The commissioners further asked that
the application of Interim fees -'6 per
lineal foot for private slips and 12 cent. ·
Kroepr to update its own 1965 1 ..... ,, on was occupied .at~thel time by Detfricb, bf recommending a smaller p;ilice
the economic feasibility of incorporation. police said. 1 • (lee CENTER, Pap I)
The 'firm live years ago had sai4 a city , , The county Board of Supervl80l'll 11
scheduled lo hold a public hearing on the •
matter Wedneodly, during wh¥:b HICbor
Department Dlreclor:Kennelli .Sampion
will preeent the commJssion's recom-
mendation.
10.~ lacrer in size · woultl be fiscally
sound.1Since then, tlte proposed acreage
for ~rporalion bas fluctuated, a~'d now
ts efiahlished at,18,000 acres. . ~
~1llier said the Consultants wur·study
i;peciflc sources of revenue for the city as
well as the services the university. can
reasonably expect to receive.
Residents at the general meetipg.
which was spon!Ored by the Council ol
the Communities of Irvine~ ill.sO v~ed to
conduct a straw poll to determine if the
collUlllllllty M a whole feels It Is l1me lo
vote on the que1Uon of cityhood.
E. Ray Quigley, CCI execuUve director,
said the poll will not seek opinions on the
lncorporaUon issue, it.self, but rather lt
will be des!Jned to find out if residents
think the current lncorporallon move-
ment is properly timed.
Quigley said a campaign sponsored by
CCl to convince the Local Agency
Formation Commission to authorize the
Incorporation vole also Is being mapped
oo~ he said.
· Sqµad .. Leader Testifies
Witn~ss Say s Gls Or~re d U, Kill 'Sy rnpathizer~' Burglars Clean . ' . '
FT. BENNING, <l~·.:(UPI) -A romu . Bacoo leslilied that Medina. ~led ~ ~·ha\.~ (~~ea l!lailY .of thell\ ""e Home l n Ne. wp· ort_'
squad •ltaiftt un<l!r ui Wie!amL. ~ men to·a ·brlellnc lbe •lll(lbt· before Ila babies, -and old m.ncwho ~eam-
Jr: 'tatillm"toaay '!)iii All1erloan1ii>," ·~.: .,.; J l!d'd!l\iY .~Js¥d·' · · : ; N~ llPcl!;Jiol\;,.· toda ari \n_. ·:
fantQlpen· ntjll Into · lly · Lal uDdar . '\lie ..W'WO wwe rolr1C lo lj>e -ol i Ba'°" 'l&ld be had been ~ In in-vestJcallng·lbe b<qllry·ol an ~
ordon ·lo "llfll aD Viet Conc and Viet Ny Lal f, • -Aid..""•· -...., fanllt cl._ ':i>e•e<"tnia\ ' dilld, never · ShoieCfflb -1n wlll(fi r mon · t6m Cone sympathlzen," which lo him II> lo~thelltbVlolConcBa~ We lrUl!aWOa\811,b~lrullaooldman." R,1111-U.olllemr·-.tofoln. •, ·
eluded women and cblldren. were lo "kill !be .Vlei Qms and ·Vlei Coog All tbr" caleflOrjU, he aaJ4, Ciiuld be · Jan~ 211 i:.m11>1 Star i-; !Old :
Tile wilnels. s. Sgt. L. G. Bacon, was 1ympalhlt<n, ~H food and f'!! pall 0( the. Viet Cq proper. ' , peUoe Jie> noticed tliai..the, .Mma..:.. .fl>., l
callef( lo the otand by the defense after IOUl'C<s, kJIJ all tho """!1811 and bum - -said ht had-1>een iolt'ln Ibo cl .... '• -fur nc valold al 11,llOI t
two olhersoldien had te.Ufled the in-•~e:" , , • .,..,,ol_mddlildreo "*'IJl>ing -·wettmlalinl•&lnday. .
slrUCtioru were, to· cfest;oy everything In Undtr quetllonlq bf ,l)ol-Qwljit. ~ l!kt!t 11*1 bolflts. putting Rublnl said he ii In lbe 'proc:m,of mov-•
the village during the M_,.b 11, 1911, IUdwlf Q. !lay, 8""" ·~ a · ..,. "W-Ill ..M, droppblf -~.In fng from Beverly !DU. lo CDrona del Mor
sweep. . ' palhiler <.'Ollld be a w.man or a ddld·8'd, ~-lank." : · · a nil Jul saw lbe 1!Uoaq fumllbli1p '"'
The orders, the three teJUfied, came wu a penon who "would kill y<iu Uil Aobd .., a'OIHUmlnalfaa by Capt. Dt<. 5 when be pot them In the'-·
from Capl Emetl Medina, commander they Were my enemies.'' · Aub!rer M. Deniel Ill. tbe ~tor, Invtlllptor1 aakl the IUIPOCt 1p-
of C Company, In which . Calley com· Call•y Is charged with killing 102 whether he had elll*!<d '-11Df 111' porenlly entend lbe lm>a by pryinC
m1nded the firs! plaiOOll. civlllam lhal day and proaecutlon Wjt· (Set CALLEY, ..... I> -1111 llfldim -·
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Boys Clnh Gift
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Good Year Round
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How aliout 'giving lh0 ·1>oy.,·or ,ooys, ill':
your We a airlimiu glit i1iat wmi1 wear '
out ahd is gOOd 315 dajs-a year? : '.
A' one'year membenhjp, to llie .J!o)i1
Club of'the H'!'IJol".,Yu and gOOil ·~~ ·
branabes ls 11JUe5ted1 by Elecutiw 1J)j.. rector Lou Yant.om. ..
"Boys I to·18 will always•IMwe •a•pleOI·
lo: go-for ~lhlejfcs~wo00worldng, ~·
field lrlpo and jual plain iun,".he.nolel. ·'
Further inlarmalJon may be ol>lalnt>I.
by calling eJther brancJi.; •
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' Bright aUnny sldes _lre ,prbmlaed
for Oran1e , ~Y .~IY .. wlth . " nighttime weather 1mnlinlng clear (
and cool: Meti:ury rudfnP ...,
tabbed for tbe mlddJt: lhtiel.1 . ' . . ' ( ~Sml! TODAY:.
ln the toit.rih tnitollme:nt of
hi& mtmotr1, • fornier RMllian
P1'~r Khr&Ww:htv klWf Pre•
dent KrnnedJI' tot11' the· oneo ulho'
backed down in the 196Z.minlte
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:11an!ord Postmaster James Presley Inspects hole burned into post
?office safe during the weekend ~Y Safecrackers using an acetylene
·torch. The burglars got $43,300 in cash and stamps.
'Devil Cult' :suspect's
Death Trial Delayed
t : i<>rferlnf of testimony In the nnlty trial
Of accused ."de\'il cult"· klller Steven
cnJg Hurd,... delayeq -y in Orange
Qlmty SUperior Court 1n tbe absence of
tie prosecutor aaaigntd to .theiheating.
'~udge Robert L. Corfman is expected td Jauncb tbe trial of the 20-year.old
~· T1ieldly with • tho retunl ol
1il!stut • Diltrtct Attorney E cf i I r ~ He ·ll ¥iY atudyiq reports Jt.r1117~·~
:Ji -Ille oplnloc of !llYclditrlN that
P !II.Uy nne bul bis reopcmee
of their question• rllle4 doubts ~ be Jl!>le '";;
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• i Ca1'8 l)amaged
ji ~I~ Cm~h' ..
Sibuy nl,iit ·~ ·c.m. to •
eriiclndo in Com .Meaa. 'wbeti
yaiJ;fi'ieai -t out of control on
JAi;iood' Cl!de, In an ... that. WI four
vehicles~. One boy riding in the car. whose driver
took him to get medical care: suffered
a ?ninor lee injury, Polite said.
'll)ey identified the drlvrr u Richie
E. Love;-18; o1 5010 Neptune ~ve ... Ne~
port Beach, noting he left his driver s
Ucense at the 1eene to rule out any hint
r of hit-and-run. '
They said the ln.jured p1ssenger wu
Peter R. Vordale, 18, of 834: Via Lido
Nord.
Love told Investigators he was turilng
around on the c:frcle, at' Aliso Avenue,
when he went out of control and smacked
(lne car, sending il into a second and
third vehicle.
Car owners, all from Newport Beach,
were tdenUfied as Omer W. Long, 22, of
1401 Galaxy Drive, Steven J. Landrigan,
19, of 533 EJ Modena Ave .. and Ralph
F. Chatllk\D, 18, of 2'28 Via Orvteto.
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DAILY PILOT
OUNG!" COAST l"U•Ll5NING COMl"A~
Rob•rt N. w,.d
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Tho111t1 Kt•wil
Editor
Tholfl•• A. Mu•ph;n•
M-1'"9 Edltw
Corfman will ~ asked by the prosecution
to cn;:der Hur4 to go on trial.
If Judge Corrman declares Hurd to be
sane the young .drifter will fact trial fo r
the killings of Mrs. Flore1:1ce Brown. 31,
of El Toro and service statioD attendant
Jem .W,"10 \:arlln, 21, of Sonia An1.
He ii accmed of being the leader of a
grcq:> of . ~-who mW'dtred ~
Mlltl-V1•lo Wieber all<r se~""" her left liin\!°iiftc! 'rem.illlg vitii-~W.'
lllveatiplon cllim · portions of Mn.
Bl'O'Q'a body were devoured in rftea
u!'«!fted with .the worship of Satan.
Her body was' found June 15 ~111 I.
~ grave off Ult Ortep Hjpoy. rn..ua&ton believe llhe wu murdered
JJ"dtfl ~Uer Jn an lr'\'ine-orange CfOVe. catun was the vtdl.m of a hatchet
murder at bis service staUon June. 2. Of.
flcers iald be WIS left ID I pool of blood
on the w11hroom floor after his killers took.*'° t0 lio from iil1 uu.
Sepafate trials.have been ordertd fol"
two other )'QUUla Identified as members
of the 11111 brolwl up with the wave of
arreata produced by the Brown.C.rlin
killings.
Herman Hendrick Taylor. 17, 1
ltwient, faoes trial Jan. 6 on the dual
murder char1es.
That same. dtte was aaslgned to Arthur
Craig "Moose" Hulse, Iii, of Garden
Grove who is charged with tbe Carlin
killing and being an aa:essory to· the
murder· of Mrs. Brown.
Hui~ is due to appear before Judge
James F. Judge Wednesday for a ruling
on the request that be be remanded ta
juvenile court for future actioa on the
charges.
Hulse, Taylor and Christopher "Gypsy··
Gibboney, 17, of Portland, Oregon, were
certified as adults in the Orange County
Grand Jury Indictment of the four men
allegedly involved in the kill inas.
Orar;ig~ County District Attorney Cecil
Hicks has filed extradition proceedings
for the -relurlJ of Gibboney to 6railge COOncy.
RQad Contract Let
A 115,150 contract to re.surface .a two-
mU. stretch . of Bonlla Canyon Road
has betn awlrded by the. 0 t a n 1 e
Coonty Board of Supervlsou to JI. J:
Noble of Orange. The i«tion to be Im·
proved eltel'!ds from MecArthur Boule-
vard to Coyote Cl.nyon Drive, just aoutb
of 1JCI.
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Boat Par~de ·
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Scheduled
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'For Ne.rt"
Newport Harbor will aialn be. Uie setne
o( a '1f~sUvar of Ughtli'~ J'ligbtly P'rfdly
tllro<lgh Dec. 23 as hundreds join In the
annual Christmas boat'"J>"'ade.
The colorful contingent of boatst r&n1·
Ing up to 11 many u ao per nltht. Will
begin their tour each night at 1:30 o'clock'
from tile Balboa l!land ferry fonding .
The fettiv61y dealrated craft will rwini
Into the Nor1h Balboa Island Owmel Ind
baclr "'t •flill,' cut. north to the Blclc
Bay bridge ruchlna: the Wtst end (If tbe
North Lido channel an hour late<.
They. will retuni following the illud
In the sauth lid• ol tho Lido l!le brldl•·
then follow Balboa Peninsula to the jetty,
arriving there at 8:45 p.m.
The jaunt will proceed to the Marine
Avenue bridge, tM.n return following the
Balboa Island shoreline to the ferry 11.ftd..
Ing.
The boal.s will be judged S1turd1Y
night by a committee selected by the
Commodore's Club, a subcilv1alM (If tile
Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce,
which ts co-spansoring the event wtth the
Newport Beoch City Employeo Alloda-
llon.
From Page l
CALLEY •••
civilian penoMel ln the villact, he said
be had not.
"What did you think was going to ha~
pen?" ·Daniel asked. .
... , thoulf!I I wu 1olng to be killed,
!lir ...
He aid he did ,.. a fr011P of people In
tho vlllag• but could not remember lta
1ize. ·
"Why didn't you alloot them?" Daniel
asked.
"I don't know, 1lr."
"Why didn't you have your men search
them?"
"It's hard to say, sir," Bacon replltd.
"You weren't scared for your llfe With
these people?"
Bacon said they "came up ao quJckly'"
he did not have time to be acued. He ad.
ded that he bad two of bis men take them
to Cilley.
BaCOD said bis helicopter had rece ived
fire aa It went Into the My Lai ll!lding
areo. After be ll!lded, be aid, be Ind hll
ma~ .both fired II a .Viet~
soldier ID a gray uniform With •'reel
around the collar.'' He aid the man IOI
away into the village.
Prooecution wt.,_ have ~d thera
wu no enemy fire ai them. .
Eailier, former infantrymen Goa. II.
00-ol CinchlnaU and E1mOr G.
Hayw<iocM.,tlfied Medina hid lnltructed
bis 'men to wipe out t1ie vlllap. HOywood
aid .Mtc1iJ!a hid told them u.e· wwe
"no innocent clvilillll" in My Lal.
Both II t d Oil CTOU• -esamlnaUon,
however, th1t Medina made no ~le
menUoa of kl1liDI women or children.
Medino II charged with ovenll
responaiblllty for the death of "at least
17!" civilians that day, but hll cue hla
not been referred to "°""'mll'llal.
"He (Medina) aid it wu ouppoeecl to
be. a combat-assault. a searclt-an<f..
destroy misaiot1 -destroy, that was the
word -we were supposed to level that
~ace," tettified Oliver, who earlier ·~
peared for, the prosecution.
''I remember he &aid U there were one
hot round fired (in oppasition) we were
supposed to level the place," Oliver uld.
"There were supposed to be no civililnl
there.
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CENTER ••.
' buildin&. Hurlburt cited a report from
Police Oilef .8. James Glava1.
Glavas said two opposing factors bear '
on the space needs of the new police
building:
1. "The increasing crimins:Uty ~f the. .
American people . and the tet1dfncy of
municipal governments to increase I.be .
activities of police agencies." ,
2. ';Improved technology and 1paoe ace
equlpment that offers a mtans to _im-
prove the effertivet1e.ss of the individual
police officer."
Glavu: u id to red uct the anUcipated
space requirements would be a
"calculated risk" that new tecbnolOC)'
will in the future rtduce the number of
police personnel needed per population.
L l'•t•r Krl•t
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"""" .... Offlc• Ex-Lawman's Trial Date
22 I I Weit l1llto1 loul•Yttd
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Slated in Ouh Burglary
A former Orange County &he.riff'& depu-
ty accused of the burgl1ry of the Mission
Viejo County Club bas been ordered to
face Supefior Court trial April $.
Judj:e Byron K. McMillaD set tbat date
for former deputy Frederick B. lrvlnt,
41, of LI Habra . Irvine pl .. decf nOl pJlty
to c1tar1u af buttlary. grand theft. auto
fbefl, rec::elvlnc stolen property and coii..
spiraey, all contained in an Orlflie Coun·
ty Grand Jury indictment.
lnine was one. of two deputies
auertedly 1etn In the country club'a ,otf
shop Sept. 20 by 1 witness who called
&htrlff's Offictrs to lhe scene.
Officers: laid former deputy Arthur 8.
Duncan. 34. of Huntington Beacb Im·
mediately surrendered llut Irvine com·
mandeered a patrol car and led b1J:
former colleacues on a wild chue that
ended in Riverside Coucty atltr sboll
were. ei:cbanged between tbe vehicles.
Arrestiq: officers l&ld tmne. ttpelttd-
ly pir.1tened to commit suicide while
they tried to penuode him to ourrender.
Dunce, apparently dfstreaed at tbe
grind theft Ind barillll' Cbarl .. filed
against him and Irvine, took b11 own life
three weeks lattr, officials uld. He was
found banged from the rallm of tho
garap at hia home.
Botb men wen employed by ' the
Minton Viejo Company 11 HCUrlty
guord.! In their off-duty hours. Charrea
111g•ln1t Irvine Include the theft of he1ttrs
beiO!llin& to the Miuioa Viejo Company
and the Anabeim Plumbing "Company. I
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11Serving Orang• &linty Sine• 194i'' .., ••••
CARPET Ill UPHOLSTERY, INC.
The lasttr:ig
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Easy ta t>ldUN an art
show for th• ham• with
this mini pair.
Easels from lSO lo 16.50
Paintinp from l!O Ill 22.lO
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Turri•lt on an_.d to wlll the
room ••• or wherev•r
nffds to bti shown In a
better light, llil ggar q11al~
ity al this price definitely
is worth glowing about,
36" H.
YULOW O« LIM! IASI
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Santas Add .:Dafe to Christmas
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ls Santa Claus real, or is he a figment rofchildbootl Ima in'alion·!
He does exist, according to .'Ticktockers of t~·N•tional CharityiLea-
gue, who entertained their own private Santas Bt ·tht!'.ir an~ual father-dau gh-
ter get-together, this year title(t. Dad's 8.•J0Uy Ol'"FelloW. ! · : ' ' ~
The teens and their fathers gathered in the Balboa1PaviUon Saturday
for a 12 :30 p.m:Juncheon which included a mixer game called Hi-ho Diddy-
o Bingo, invented by the seventh graders.
~ictures were taken of the fathers and daughters at 12:30 ·aml •the
senior Ticktockers entertained with a short skit.
A buffet was served from tables dreSsed in red apd cen tered with
poinsettias, and each Ticktocker brought a g_i{t,tof 8 ~Ud at the Bilingual
Preschool in Santa Ana. '
lrivitations were made' and sent by 'the 1Qtfi grade Ticktockers and
name tags were designe(S b,Y the eighth graders. .. ·.
The tags were in lb~ she~ of Ch.ri~tmas tree balls, with a different
color indicating each grade. Fathers with more than orie-Ticktocker daugh-
ter v.•ore multicolored tags. . . . , -,
• •. Fathers wearing.'the most ·colorful t«gs were Dr. ·Harold Lincoln Qod,.
shall, whose daughters are Susan and Elizabeth: Carlton Harper Hand,
Carole and Cynthia ; Dr. Edwin Terrance Moran Ill, Jennifer and Stephanie
Anne, and Dr. Ted Robert Nehrenberg, Janet Ann, Marianne and Nancy
Ann. ,··
Other fathers with more than one color were Garold Raymond Tan-
ner. Janet Rae and Frances: Dr. Royal Duane Tucker. Joanmarie and Pat-
. ti; Robert Edmond Anderson, Glenna and Holly, and Dr. Buster Oliver
Bruce. Brenda and Kimberley.
Still others were Charles Marland Johnson. Marla and ·Diana : Dr.
Robert Edwin Rakel. Cindy and Barbara ; Dr. William Arthur Conover
Jerilyn, Jennifer and Pamela, and Dr. Russell Reed Langenbeck, Gail Anne
and Kathy.
Concluding the list were Rowland Gardner Lohmsn. JuJie and Vicki:
Thomas Leona rd Parrish. Linda al'IA Lori; Dr. John Granzella , Sara and
Jana, and Or. Guv Everett Miner Jr., Kim and Robin.
A mother-daughter service organization. National Charity League
members and Ticktockers support the John ·Tracy Clinic. Demonstration
Home and Nursery School, Costa Mesa.
Ticktockers range from seventh to 12th graders and are presented at
the National Charity League Debutante Ball at the conclusion.of their ser-
vice. Many go on to the National Chari ty League Juniors as young adults.
Mrs. Herbert J ohn Meany serves as president of the Newport Chapter
and Mrs. Guy Austin Smith Is coodinator. of Ticktockers activities.
BEA ANDERSON, Editor
MMNr, __... 14. Int • ..... 11
Family Christmas . Party Awaits Tennis Cl!!b
'
REAL SANTA - A whole .group of Santa Clauses were
luncheon guests of Ticktockers of the National Ch'a rity
League Saturday when the girls hosted their annual
father-daughter get·together. Helping a Santa (Miles
Larson) fill his bag are Debbie Campbell (le[!) and
Cathy Larson. The TiCktockers brought gifts for the
Bilin.(!ual Preschool, Santa Ana.
Sweet Tooth Satisfied, Scholarships Soar -!~~ ·~ .. ;t. :· ... ~ .· . ,
Rod Laver, who ts. representirlg the Newport Beach
Tennis Club in Tokyo in the tenni s Grand Prix, will
be honored along with his wife during the club's an-
nual Family Christmas Party -Sonday, Dec. 20. Prior
to his leaving on tour, Laver, his wife and l6-.m9nth
old son, Rick get in the ho!fday mood early in their
A ·special sale of candy is being conducted until
Thursday, Dec. 24, by the Cos ta Mesa Memorial
Hospital Auxiliary, with proceeds going to nursing
scholarships, The candy may be purchased at the
auxiliary's Gift Shop or ordere4 by calling Mr-.:~
Clyde McCall at 646-6242. Sacking the sweet treatJ ;i
are Mrs. John J , Knapp (left) and Mrs. LeRoy C,':t
Willmann. ' S.
new Cameo Shores homa. 1
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Teenager's Cold Approach Sparked by Method Backfiring _,,:
DEAR ANN LANDERS : Please inform DEAR ANN LANDERS : You told Would you.believe the sighl of me lak-Ute Saaday .ecU/ten. ~;~;
my mother that the more she keeps shov-"Monterey," who insis.ted th~t. ~r. sex-. Ing off my stocking fired him up? Have DEAR ~NN LANDERS: I cheered yiu;
ing your column down my throat the tess less marriage was just 'fine-, that it would you ever heard.of swch a thing? My en-at!vlc6 lo those who are concerned 1..00vl
•Pt l am to read it. For years J never be 1 lot better if she and her husband tire , married 11.re has been this wa~. And an overweighl friend or relative. ~
missed a day .· Now at age 17 J find don l tell me Im 1.ucky -that m~lhons of right you are! If hwniliation and na~
myself refusing lo read it (although I learned to en)oy sex. That's quite a state-women would glVe anything if their and needling could force people to 1ok
really want to) for the simple reason my menL How do YOU know? hus~ands found t~em that , attractive. 1 weight, everyone wouJd be thin. Plaj ~
mother keeps pressuring me. For 1 few w-•· she s•··-ld buggi·n· me At, a woman whose marriage has been don l feel lucky. I JUSl feel hrecl. again, Ann;_ FORMERLY FAT .~~~ ~ wppie ft wbo ani h1vhl1 tlte 11me troable -It's full of sex and nothing else 1 take issue • Every column on sex, drugs, out-of. but now she has started again and it your tlll1ll '°de a HUit cllpplDJ and ibov· with you. Conversation ii virtually none:x-I wish you'd print more letters like the DEAR FOR1"1: Con11ider It playtd,4 114
wedlock pregnancy is presenlecld twhi~th .. the1 makes me hate both you and her. in(. istent in our home. If 1 want to hear an ~~:!ct~~~ ~~:r~~w-m~~~ ~rr!fe:~ :~r~~ thanks for tbe ttque1t. ·:·:
usual comment: "Here -rea s. t I realize this is craiy but I want to tell adult voice I turn on the: radio. When we / -• -
b ~-,. I get to leelin• she nd the d tho nd I Parntl are not helpln1 me get acro11 Canada had sex wilh his wife? Your ml-Unsure of ooursell on dates'. "~a"; urns me up '""""'au ft you a my mo r an usa s 0 first married 19 years ago 1 thought the ,, nw ~" doesn't trusl me. other mothers who are dolrfg the slime to their tee:1a1en wben they force my eagerness of the young buck would 'di-umn Is so biased In favor of men you right ? What's wrong? Should you~"
h. knock · II y def ti I ~--• -' It ... •A n1ake me sick. If you print my letter I'll Sho Id · , "•nd f A La""• Several months ago you printed a letter l 1ng to 1t o . ou are ea ng ct llJUI OD M11111:M alRI m-e ma.ua...,ry mlnish in time but I was wrong. Last u n t you . ~ or nn .,...,r
d I ho h d h. GRIDGED IN ... _ cat the newsl'Ulper the day it appears. -bookl 1 "D t' ~-d Do 'ti " _,,,;'""--from a 15-ycar-ol gir w a t is same your own purpose. -reld.Jla. Htw wise••• l8': mae wbt 1akt, week my husband and I returned home ,.-t: a 1ng uv;:i an n , e1"'~
problem. When my mother read that let-GEORGETOWN. "I can defend myself agala1t 1ny from a 400 mile trip -he drove all the DETROIT, t.tJCll. ing with your request 35 ctnts in coin:;!Qii
ter she accused me of writing tt. t told DEAR GRIDGEIJ1'8ravo IOI' you, I'm enemk!•, but Lord protect me frem my way. It was 3 a.m. when he finally turned DEA R DETROIT: Start nlbblln', 1llttr. a long, self-addrea.sed, stamped envdt~
her, "I didn't write It but I could have." 11ac1 yo• wrote. Aod oew -aJI 10• call frieeda!" the key in &ht door. and con1kler you rael{ fortunate Its not In care or the DAILY PILOT. .:.~~ . . •••
_t.iond.ay, Ottf:mtitt 14, 1970
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L·eo:· Cycl.e Favors New Start
·TUESDAY valuable aupp<>rt; sti'eollhal mlvo: ll•a!JJtlc approach is•
ties wltb,loved ones. • neoeaalty.. ,
money responsibili ties.
AQVAJUUS (Jan. 2G-Feb.
11): Beher for finishing rather
than beginning projects. Ex·
DECEMBER 15 SAGl1TARIV8 (Nov. 22· CAPRICORN (Dec. :!Wan.
By SYDNEY OMARR Dec. %l ): Avoid .aeelna situ•· lt)1 ~erful emoUont seeni
Leo.It ntravaa:ent, ttnda to Uon •t.broug·b rose-colored io dlettte vital moves.1SetUe
overdramatlse, caa be a glasses: Distorted. p l ct u r e fJunclal dlfferuces involving
wobderhll .friend bul u111ally result.$ ir you in'slst on being a~torney, p1rtner. Uve up to
demands more than most p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
per1on1 are willlog or capable
· citement about special agree·
me(Jt prevails. 1.iaintain poise.
Let dust settle. Permlt others
to take initiative.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): of glvla1.
ARJES (Ma rch 2.l -April 19):
Stress on need to change.
Sta tus quo ls not apt to re-
main ..
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
Accent en security, finishing
projects wbich have direct ef-
fort on future. Strive to
enlarge borlzons. Avoid the
petty.
GEMINI {May 21.June 20):
Move about; gel feel of what's
going on aroun d you. Display
veniatllity. Neighbor presents
idea which J.s workable. Go to
it. S t r e s s independence,
originality.
CANCER (June 21-July 22):
Guard valuables. One who
pretends to know all answ~rs
actually i..S; groping, Reallze
this ·and respond accord ingly.
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Stamps 'Zipped'
Looking for a worthy project?
The Huntington Beach Junior Woman 's
-Club urgently needs the assistance of inter·
ested citizens and organizations willing to
contribute coupons to aid in its effort to ob-
tain an artificial kidneY macl:tine.
According to the Artificial Kidney Foun·
dation of -California, more than 10,000 people
die each year because of Jack of funds to pur·
chase these machines. Kidney disease is the
fourth largest killer in the country.
Accepting the coupons is Mrs. Ole
Almaas, project chairman, who may be
reached at 847-0397 for information.
Steady pace gets results. New
emplo"yment" feature Is ac·
ctnted. You do best now by
learning basic rules. Be sure
and then proceed. Avoid ex·
tremes. Stress moderation.
You ... ·
"'"""' 'YOGA
I \'111Pi!U a.1llftf Olfll
Give Vitality & Beauty
.. ' YOGA CENTER
<MS I . Im. 11, hilt I CtJI• MiM ..... , LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Cy-
cle moves up; there is IAlto-V1111~0;'°:.,,j"n1v thlng1
anta Arrives for Panhellenic Party
daylight. You can see where !"!~~;:~~=~::;==========~~========~ you want to go. Key is h>
start. Indications favor new
start, added independence.
Social contact result..s in fine s. William Campbell will open her home Wed·
p • ay, Dec. 16, at 10:30 a.m . for the annual New·
port Harbor Panhellenic Christmas party. The fes·
~:gathering wiU include a gift exchange, lunch·
eon and bridge. R. R. Cripe, as Santa is being wel-
comed by (left to right) the Mmes. Lloyd McColl um.
Eleanor Smith and Roy E. June.
proposition.
VIRGO (Aug. 2.1-Sept. 22):
Hidden m a t t e r s dominate.
Behind-scenes meeting may
have direct effect on you. ~ ~ ' There are doubts and some ~~:r(iti mate Route Scores Gift Exchange ~~~:1~:~~~r~~~:~~ i:i~
,; ~ _ Follows Lunch LIBRA (Sept. 23-0d. 22): ~~ N:.:;: p b H If e 'ryle aMual Christmas party Money from professional ef-:_:!I·.~ .. 0 0•1 nts y a t1 me for members of the Westward ~~~~ ;:u h!~rfl~,h~~eF~~e~~~ _ Hi;> Chapter, Daughters of the wishes. Be ready for quick
~ ~ British Empire wlll begin with changes. One who is in· : S By ERMA DOMBECK of gtrlic drives you cr:azy with eve rythin g to hamburger but a 12:30 p.m. luncheon in the qulsltive reveals more than he ~... . , . , desire." dressing It in a tutu, and you Laguna Beach home of Mrs. learns. :~ AH m~ .. hfe I ve been lrying1 "No,"irebesitated, "it's Ute say I have no Imagination. Harold Kleckner. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
t·:to b,t: JUSt another pretty Let's go up to the high school Members are asked to make Your ambitions come closer to .,. :Yace. glass. I know what It is. This and catch the last holl." re servanons for the event real1'ty You mak e ad-;:-4' Heaven knows I've tried to is the glass the ~ids use for · ... I have the feeling Joey which will feature exchange of justments which resillt in solid ~i,lollow . the thad1vi1ce11 of ~~die1s' the creme rinse. I saw it in Heatherton would have cried. gifls. gain .. Family member tends
~911agaz1nes a e me iruW o the bathroom not ·two daysli";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;--;;;;;'11 ;;put excitement in my mar-II
··.;rlage, but the fa ct is, I'm too
:Frm conscious to nibble on ~ rs. (Besides, you never
~ ow where they've been.)
~ With some regularit y,
:itv.wever, I go the inllmate .,r-
t• )J:linner route. I get the candles
·:,J)Ut of the attic (which have ~'ip>elted all over the Halloween
} t ~:ma.skJ), feed the kids early
111 ~faod slip into something that I
~~ar under a Coat until I hear
; ~y husband in the driveway.
!·:, It JI my unworthy opinion : :uiat someone ought to' tell ~~n how to put excitement in
~' • marriage. It's getting ~,., ~ r and tougher.
'· other nlil!il I met my
nd at the door with his
te drink. He sat down
· ~ cue and started :~ ;·•·at's that I smell?" ·• 'fl' · 4~ ~uld be my new ~. 'Intim idation.' The
lady said it brought a lot
r customers In off the ..
. ...r~ri;s not that," he said . snif-
.;!ing. ;:J "The incense then. I rubbed
,.,. little garlic on each light ~ulb. You know how the scent ;~ M . . A' 1 USIC In Ir
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WIT'S
END
ago. Where are the kids?''
1'1 fed (hem. and sent them
to a basketball game," I said
softly.
"Hey, that's the aame t
wanted to see," ,he 1ald.
·"What time does It begf!!?" •
"Forget the basketba ll
game," I shouted, "We 1tre
having an intimate tlinner
together."
''Whal are we having?" he
asked.
"Beef a la ground," I said.
"That's as inti mate to bam-
burger as I want to get
tonight." he said.
"Have }'OU no Imagination?"
I stormed.
"Look," he said, "I come
hom e and you're wandering
around in your pajamas with
garlic all over the \ightbulbs,
giving me a drink in a
bathroom gl as s and doing
saiAna's
~ Mariners Choral group of
Z,.farlna High School ~·ill enter-.r;;;;~~M
l ai n the Women 's Society of
lptrisUan Service flt 10 a.m.
"7ednesday, Dec. 16.
c~ra1 -Gin• -C111111111 J•w11ry
H""'""'°'°" e .. i:~·1 Llt0-1 Sl lK !lon .,,
: The society, a women 's
MUSIC IOX•S
I lffll119 0111 ft1111 I.ti
ellO 111n1n
lmporb ~, oup of the Huntington Beach
mmunity United Methodist
: urch, wilt meet in ~1oore
all . Rachel Circle will serve
~pou... .
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' ' ' MONDAY, PECEMIER 14; '1970 . .... .
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DAILY 1"11.0f tt•ff~!""'
NEIGHBOR INSPECTS DAMAGE'AT DEITRICH HOUSE
In Newport Beech, the Sunday Caller W11 Unexpected
P,a~r ~f Runaw · y Autos
I . ' -f . ·.'.·····'
Cause Major :tJ ,miiges
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Two •runaway c~,.~ yne-~'1nr
pursued by it! owner, who-wu-lnjured in
the chase .--"Cautejj · major .~le in
Newport Beach Sunday .. One mowed
down five tre"es. The other ramn.te<f.. a
house.
John Linn, 51, or 411 Flagship Road.
guffered an ann laceration while trying
to slop his car as It rolled down Sandcas-
tle Drive, police said.-·
He uid the parking brake failed to
hold.
The vehicle knocked over five trees,
clobbered a lamp post and uprooted an
. ~-4 ~ mtem•aiont.118 ~. ~ ' ·I I : ,Investlga a .llld the car'lli1allfc'llM
·tP rest at intersection. · ,
: . No one · lnj~ in the I p.m. in.
.ddent, -invGlfinl a Lillcola ..COOtin~qtal
wi)jch ap~ntly sli~ped into dri.Vt gtar
w!ille •parkcd,wlth the engine idling ..
OWner Ale~ Scbvati:, 56, Of '519 Jeth. St.,
hadn't int.ended to diopiin ta_,ee. Grov~r
Deltridl, of 5& SSth St., however.
He was forced to after the tusury sedan sniasbea lnto ~the latter residence, which
was occupied at the time by Qeitricb,
poli<e ..aid. . •.
Draft Ceiling Pre~icted
For January Inductees
W ASHlNGTON (AP) -The Selective
Service said Monday that men with
numbers lOO and below will be eligible for
the January draft. The number 100 is.ex-
pected to be the ceiling or several
months, the agency. said.
These numbers make up the Selective
Service System's First Priority·"Selection
Group and include those. meo who.(e'1-clt-
ed the age of 19 in 1970. 'received their
lottery numbers at the July drawing, ind
have not been deferred or exempted.
The Pentagon announced . Sattii:day .1
January driaft' call of 17,000 men.
Howe Ver, SelecliVe service said, the '
.. first priority" grou p does not afr~ the .
liability of the "extended priority" iro\IP
whose numbers have been reached_, but
not called.
Thi! "extended" group remains eligible
for induction in the first three months of
nert year, and, under present policy,
must be ordered to report ahead of the
1971 pool.
The "extended" group Is made Up of
meli· born between 1944 and 1966 who
Complaint Due
' On Rape Suspeci
have not reached their Uth birthday,
· were classified 1-A.or l·A-0 at the end of
19'70, and had a. number that had been
reached, that is, low~r than the highut: .Utnber called by their local boards.
~The ·highest number reached in 1970
wat 195. Ne> local board exceeded this
number. And many boards did not a~
pf.oa(h if in meeting their calls, SelecUve
Setvit< iaid. '
' •·' UCl ·Outlines
-·.\ -~--· Ci~ of Irvine ~. ..
F ormatio1t Plan
UC lnine ofUcials Saturday ouUlDed
their efforts .in the movemerit to in·
ctirporate-'tbe city of ,rvlne at 1 general
meeting ol. community residents at the
uniVersity.. ·
Cliff MiDfr, usi!tant to vice chancellor
·L. E. COx,iald UCI hes engaged the con·
sulting tlrm of Griffen-Hagen and
Kroeger to update Its own 1965. 1tudy on
the economic feasibility of Incorporation.
'.l'be fii:m: flte years jago~d sal4 1 Cit)'
1Q,QOO acres in size woqhl , be fl9<'.ally
soµnd. s~ }bee: the propMed ai;te,g~
for ·incorp9raUoo has fluctuated and now
ii utabli*d al 11,000 1cfft. · :
WASllJNGTON(UPl)-lnanopen~d
for po!lticol ptaee, Pttoldent Nixon today
.. namecf .Democrat .John B. Connally,
forioer Te11J aovemor and close friend
of-.former Prealdent Lyndon B. Johnson,
lo be,-•moN ater<tUy, , --.< ~ C<iBnaliy, wbe Ibo 1erved Jn the Ken· iw4J. AdmlnlstraUon. will succeed Oavld
M. ~ wbo will rtmain in Nixon's
ofOclal.family, u • an imbassador·at-large
to: .deal 'With ln1emalional finance and
m"'•Laty policY.
\\'Ith ConnBJ!Y at his. side, Nixon told
'While House newsmen: "We have a
Republican..~Presldent and a Democratic Conaress, but tbe p~lems we have are
'.Arrited ·Female
Robs Dr-ive-in .
·In Costa Mesa
; ·~ ,
• 1\ A bespectacled fem.ale stickup artist,
oelleved ~pons\ble.for a wave of armed
robberi~ in north Or11nge COWlly, struck
Friday night in Coata "Mesa, takin11 $50
from a 1drive-in theater •.
Ronald P. Oldfield • told police the
woman drove up to the Paulo Drive-tn,
~ o~fice. at 3051 Newport Blvd., about
showtime and showed him the business
end ot'a long-barrelled frontier revolvEr .
He was ordered to hand over lhe cash,
In no '"*rtall1 (frms.
The, IUllWOIDlll -a bloode ~ ""' Jatat. l:!JC&Plde -, thee ordered Ol~d
oUl·ol 11!1 ilCkel boolll-Ud ~.
aw1y to a nearby fence, ~lice said.
She then ntumed: to her l!ght ltlue
aedin. which had no front licenoe ,....,
and . hullly bee:"'-! up to PaUlorlno
Ay.,jue p!ICI oped •way. . •
1 ~-the lemln!Jle bandit aa .ti In age, about flye feet, all< Inches
toll· , and • wearing dark-rimmed tf•· sJa!aes. . ' .
. Detective Sgt. Cliff McBride said today
a. Woman . fitllnl that description,1 but
brOWn-haired and using a shorter liar·
rel<d' plfti>I, robbed a sani. Ana liquor
slott' 11 days ago.
She is also wanted for a number of
other counlY stickups, in which she often
wears a.hairnet be said. ·
Youths Injured
In Night Attack
Near Dance Hall
A gang of about 12 strangers vi ciously
attacked two Costa Mesa men outside a
popular nightclub Sunday, knocking both
to the ground and stabbing one.
Kaimana W. Keawe, 21, o( 824 W. 15th
St., . was .treated by a physician for a
knife cut on the left side of his rib cage,
but was not seriously wounded.
Keawe and his friend Paul Kanehua,
said the incident occurred shortly after
midnight oulside Finnigan11 ·Rainbow,
1714 .Pla.cel)tia Ave.
They said the gang departed in a late
model·v.an, after the slugging and kicking
attpcks.
Officer Lance Heuer sajd, based on the
vidims1 story of being insulted and then
a,ttacked, that the incident was un-promeil.
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CHART to Hear
Mesa Woman
. A Costa Mesa woman with a concept of
her own about city planning will address
the Citizens Harbor Area Research Team
(CHART) Thursday at· a monthly
brel!kfast meeting.
Mra. Robert Belanger will brief
CHART members at a 7:30 a.m. session
a( the Costa Mesa Golf and Country C1ub,
at the·requett of city councilmen.
A ,cornpla'lnt charging a, young . Costa
?.ieSfR acct.1sed of assault with intent to
CiITTlftlil murder during an alleged rape
attempt was due from the Orqe Coun~r
Di!trict Attorney today.
Miller ffid the consultants will study
1q1e<lflc: tl!u1* of t.vma lor the fl11 aa
v;eli as ffie .-Mrttces the tmlver1lly can'
reasonatily expect to receive.' ·
Mrl. BtlanJer's idea of creating a new
Costa Mesa in and around the largely
ande\"eloped civic center and Orange
Coul\y F~crounds property wa1 refer-
red to a!ART b; councilmen.last -k.
Reservations may be made by calling
:Ht-2513. l>ut Tllesday night is lhe
deadlloe .•
Robert J. Cote. 22, of 2928 Peppertree.
Lane. was arrested at his home Frkiay
morning afte r a former member of the
police-sponsored Explorer Seoul ~arch '
and Rescue Post provided a clue to his
ldcnlny. · •
Cote was booked following.the stabbing
and asSault on Mrs. Rose L. -Slake, 31, o(
3038 FUimore Way, whO Wa& admitted to
Orange• County Medical Center with a
fractured jaw. ' ,
The inclden~ oe<:urred on Baker Street
at H•fl;M>r Boulevard before da~ Frktay.
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Residenel: at the general mtttlng.
which wd sponsored by the Councll of
the CommlaDtUd of l"lner 1\ao voted tn
cooduct a straw poll to determine ll the
com Di unity .ii a whOJe fee.II tt 11 .thne to
.. le. on )ho quqllon pl cilyhoocl'.
' ' E.'Ray Quigley, OCl executive dirtctc>r,
slid dae poU witl not 1eek opinion& Gil the
incorporaUon Jisue, itseU, but rather it
will be.d-'ped .t.o f1nd out1lf ·ruldents
th'ink ttie ~ cUrrtnf Incorporation move·
men! Is properly limed.
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Pripce Philip Slips .
LONDON ,(AP) -Prince Philip's polo
handicap has ~pped, from five to four.
It was the fU'1t time in 23 years tn the
national ranking that the husband of
Queen Elizabeth II had suffered auch a
setback. He has been hampered by •
recurr1n& rlibt hand Injury.
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American problems. We ne;ed to a.P'"
proacl! them in a biPartilin manner."
· Comullly, Who Rrved 1hree. •tw~ye&r
terms as a Texas governor .ltu'.ouih .JJIS8.
said he wae "prcifoondly proad, ·gta!Allul
and•humtile with thb app6jnfi\i<!nt:" '
Nixon said he woU!d . wj~ld '.Ub-
mltllnl 'of Coruf~y's ' noml111ti01{ to the.
Senl!te U!lw al~ 'the ne' eoncress ~
'fl!nes ht ' ltnuary. KegrRdy, be said,
would conttnµe In the ~~~t· post ,pr.
bably ' unW Feb. 1 when Nixon's new
bud&et preterrtation J1 completed.
The propOeed nomlnaUoti drew q_uick
praise frotn DtlJ\ocratkl leadtrs in
Congreis. Speaktr John W. MCCormack
described Connally u 1 uflne man,
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S• ' h. .. ' ! .· ' . M': . . . :f:, ~,;; or Light8 Again.
ympat izer$ at .. : ~'.M,D ·· · Ts-~~be ·u&t~
Fr. tBENNING, Ga. (UPIJ .;_ A fonrie!"
squad leaCler under LL William L. Calley
Jr. tesUfied today that American in-
fantrymen swept ln'to My Lai wider
orders to "kW all Viet Cong and .Viet
Cena· symP4thizer11," which· to him in·
cludtd ,womfn• and chUdren.
Tht wltnessi S. Sgt. L. G. Bacon, \va1
called to the stanet by the defeh!le after
two other soldiers had testified the in-
structions were to destroy everything Jn
the village during the March 16, 1968,
sweep. .
The orders, the three testified, came
from Capt. Ernest Medina, commander
cl C Company, 1n which CaJley rom-
manded the first platoon.
.!peon testified ·that Medfna· called his
111e. to a br1e11n, 1 'tlie,. _,.., ~f~,• 'die ~•port ~u'ilai.·1>e,llie~
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"He aald. we wm Pini to the lirea,ol through Dee. 23 as hundreclo Jofn in· ti!i
My Lai <," Bacon aaJc!;"We wtt. f'lng annu~ Chrjs_-?boat. ponlle. . :
IO meet the 18th Vte\ COrif Baltall'i". We The colorlul conllngent of boats, ran•
were to klll·the Viet Cnoc and Viet Cong Ing· up to ·ai man}' aa 'll per nlgbt; w1ll
•ympathizm, deatroy au , lood and .food begin theli' tour each night it'l::IO o'clOClt ,.... .. ,, klli all the a4J;naia and bllr1I the from the Balboa Island !erzy. lancflng. :
vill4ge." · ' ' ' ™ fes.Uvety·decorated 'craft W.W mri;
Under quesl\oning by Def-c:o.-t Into the Nor!li Ba!l>oa ~·'""" ~--"I. ...u Richard B. Kay, Bacon said a sym-..., ... ~ ......... ,., -"'
pathlze.r could be a 11i11man or a child and back 1oot •&.in. cut north to tbe Bad:
was a periog '\'ho "would kW you aDd Bay bridge rU:cJUna:the West t..d ol. ult
they were my enemies." North Udo channel an hGur later. :
Calley is charged with killing 102 They wlil Hturn · {olloW!i>f the · lala1111'
ci.vUians that day and ,pro~eeutton Wit-tO ·U>e ·SQUth 'sidC-oi thlf.~1'~.~·
neues have testlfltd ·many...of. them were ~ 't. · (See CALLEY, Paae ·l) . lben lollol',ll~ \'eiijnsu~ILIO·the,,.;tt1;
• 1 arrlvtne lhere iat 1:"5·p,m. : . · ;
High Density Ap~ment .
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·The. jaWll will proceed to'tbe ·Marlnl!
Attnue bridge, 1ilen'retum •lo11ow1ng't1M1
Bal~ lsl~d shoreline lo the ferry land;
ing.
Tlie-boa,ls wlll be jlldged 'Slilwrdti
n!K!'Ll!Y :•. commltlee. 1tlect# by the
Commodore's C)ub, a, subdll'\llon·of ·tlio
N,ewporl Harbor ChambU ol Cacnmer<e,
which is ~sponsoring the everit with .0.:,
Newport Beach City Employ•. Auoc:ia3
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Bid Goes Before Planners . . .
A r~:roning application for 17.!i acres Or ' land envl!loned~ for h I g h • d e n s J .t y
apartments in the northWest section of
the city heads tonight's Costa•Mesa Plan-
nina: Commission agenda. , .
The public hearing is <checluled f-0!'
shortly after the 7:30 p.m. openillg of the
meeting. · ·
Peoples lnveStmenl Company of Bever-
ly Hills, ls requesting a change from R-l
single family we to R-3' usage on the
acreage, part of which currentl y is wned
tor Institutional and recreational use.
The land in question Is bordered by
Paularlno Avenue on the south. Ludington
Street. on the east, the San Diego
Freeway on the north and an Orange
County Flood Control channel ~on the
west.
Planning department t e c h n l c I a n s
recommend approval of the rezone,
which was lnllially submitted about one
year ago and held up pending a &tudy of
the area.
The land ar.a Is projected for high-
density b.ullding in a general plan for the
city, .!Ubrnltted rectnlly by comultanb
Wilsey &: Ham In connection with
downtown redevelopment requirements::
A 1eneral plan must be on file, to
qualify a community for u r b an
redevelopment fund assistance.
Plannen also point out two other hif\-
densUy 'projects have been approved in
the northwest 1ecUcm and that Irvine
lodultrl1l CorQPlex e1panskll creates a
need for such boualng.
A CP COCldlllonal permit claAlflcat\on
would he aLLached to the montnc, thus
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a~urjng close.city control of quallty In ·
d~Kl'· plai •Ides '!'Id. . . , .'~1 a . , ~ o!.her lte.m:s art 9n .the •e~a. ~ .. of .them1 .such, aa :
pennl>slon·to llUlld In yore! 1tlba.,. lknils :
for. l!ome ·•<¥ll!IM, or•. o( · Joteml ·
prlinljr!ly !O l!diicl!nt' propei1y!ov.i\er£' .
Yule 'Package'
Saris Wrapping
Boo·ked in .Mt3sa . .
A cute Utile 5 f,oot 1 l!JC'll ea~kaJe with
no Wripplngs at ·a)I wa1 Picked up at
C'.osta Mesa's Flre:hoult t>ai:. b)''vic'e of·
flcels Friday night and deUvered to
Orange ~ty ,Jail. • ,
Green.eyed, Villde ¥)1~r. ;s; of
SW'fslde, was booked· on cb•ran: ol
engaging ln.-.P.: i(ve 8*r!alnuien~. a
new penal,......, .ecuoo covertne -dancers. •
Delectlves . Do\ot lla,fta· and Gene
Norden aaict Mlli Miller waa -rll11 on-·
ly a pair of 1U01en rien theY. dropped .
lnlo the controvt(Jlal lier 1H77 E. 17th
St, ln mkl~lng. • .
Sbe waa alao alltpdly ~ only
six lnche1 from the face of "" ..,.,,, %1 .
mllt1>et1V111'pmontfcir tlM "'°"·Hayti
Ind Norden noted. '
Mia Mlllei,,Jaleaf meattt 1" ·•.Mries·.
niade It the lnude blr, WU riJ~Qed iJn
11111 ball, pendln1 aml.,-.L :
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-.~·HanfOrd PQstmaster James Presley inspects 4ole burned into post -.~.ofti~e safe during, ~e weeK'tld ~Y 1afect$~.lters_.~sin1•an acetylene
-''1orCh. The burglars got $43,300 bi !"'!hind ~!aJ!!ps. · "
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eel .. ~ porllbld.
Bo.cm illd he hi( been tauahl lft tn-lontry ciuioo .. _ truat I ci>lld, .. Vlr
trult a ~ Mvtr trust ID old muL ••
All .............. bl ~d. ""'1d bl port.., 1111 Y\tl Colla pieper. . .
lllcoo llld "" bid -told In 1111 mny of """"" Ind dtlldren "otr•pplne grenades about their bodies, putttna
polaon In coke. dropping h111d srenad., In
your 1as tank ...
Asked on Cl'OIHJ:amination by Capt.
Aubrey M. Danlel Ill, the ~.
whether be had erpec::ted to fiDd any
dvllilll personnel In the viii.,., he illd
he hid not.
"What did )')U think WU goinf lo hap-
pen?" Oa.n.!el asked .
"! tllougbt l was 101n& to he killed,
sir."
He said hi did tee a afoup of people. in
the village but could not remember ill
'"'· "Why didn't you shoot tbein?" Oaoiel
uked.
"I don't know, Ill'."
••Why didn't you have your men Ml1Cb
then)?~' .
'11t'1 hard to aay, Pr," ll~n replied.
"You wm!l'I owed for your life -thele people?"
Bacon Aid they, ••came up 10 quickly''
he dJd not hive time to be l<lnd. He Id·
ded that he bad two of hil men take them
to Cilley. ·
Bacon uld his helicopter had rttelved
fire as it went into the My LaJ tsndint
area. After ~ la.oded, be. said, be and llla
machinegunner both fired at a Viet Cong
aolditr in a sray uniform with "red
around ~e.. collar." He said the man got
away into the village.
Prosecution witnesses have said the.re
WI! no enemy fire at them.
Earlier, former infanlrymen Gene. R.
Olivtl' of Clnel!mlti and Elmer G.
'Devil Cult'· Suspect'<s
' ~ IDttfled Medina hid lnltnlded h on 1'. wlj>e out the vtlllge. Haywood
8't Medino hid .told them thft were "n6 ~.Clvillllli" In My 1.11. ~d· on cmos -esamlnllion, howoter that Medina made no lpfcilie
mention1ot killing women or children. · -' .
lfeaih~ T1illl .De{!Lyed
, .~\er ·. EmpJoy~
'"· . , •, , . , ••I ' , • o 'Be Honored
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&,i1 Costa Men County Water District
employU · will be honored for caretr
service Thursday when the CMCWD staff
aad . board .of directors gather for a
Christm1S party.
The CMCWD outstanding man and
woman .awards. for 197B abo will · be
revealed . at the recognition n lg h t
ceremony.
Board Chairman Mario Durante will
present a ~year p\n · to CMCWD
Assisting Man.ager Donald Stearns.
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to .... J!urd to (0 "'! trial. , It J.adje c.orfmln .declare" ~ to be
~M:'tbe. YOuna drifter will faoe trial for
the ltlllll>cJoof Mn. Florence Brown, 31,
Of' El TOro and leMce station attendant ~-Wl)'De C.run, fl, of Santa Ana.
He fa accused of being the leader of a
groop of dziitera Wbo murdered the ~9il Vie~ te:acMr after severing her ldt ' arm 'alia r'eniOving vital or•ans. ~ators clibn portionf of· j Mr1.
_,.., >bld)I -\~ 'In' rttu
associlted. wttb tbe worship of Sau.n.
Her body was rouad June 15 in a
shallow grave off the Ortega Highway.
Investigators bdieve she w11i. U)urdtrtd
ll d1~llet'tir1b trvine orl'!llO ll'lve·
Cil'l.fn was tbe vlcttm of l ,batcbet
murder at his aervlca station June 2. Of.
II~ 11ld ho WIS left In a pool of blood
on tbe washtapm floor ·after bis killer1
tooli $IO to $511 from his till.
separate trials have been ordered for
two other youths identified as members
of the sang broUn up wttb lb! wave of
a.rresta produced· by the Brown~rlla
killings.
Herman Hendrick Taylor, 17. a
trwieat, tacU trial Jan. 6 on the dual
murder charges,
Thit same date was asi;igned to Arthur
Craig -~'Moose'' Hulse. 16, of Garden
Gnr.re who is charged with the Carlin
killing and being an accessory to tbe
murder of Mrs. Brown.
The agency has only been. in existence
10 years, but Stearns began his career ·
with the old Newport Heilhts Water
District, which was incorporated Into the
county district at formation.
Two Burglaries
Reported Sunday
In Costa Mesa
Sliding &lass doors provided easy entry
tn two Costa Mesa burglarit.s reported
Sunday by victims who lost around SZ.000
in belongings taken from ransacked
residences.
Durante also will present 10 year pins
to Claude Powers, Robert Pursglove and
Jack Scott.
Richard Steck a'nd Raymond Barela
will receive five year pins. '
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Michael L. Moore, of 2190 College. Ave.,
awakerle«fto discover someone had stolen
more, than St.000 in camera equipme.nt
and an.electric .guitar.
'The multiple. unit complex bas been the
large\ in a. wave of recent burgl•ries,
most involving 11~ sound equipment
arid other tasUy . sold or pawned
valalblei:.
No exact iou was estimated in
valu1bte11 taken from the }.1iran S.
1 Mickelson home at 3060 Java Road . but
police said the items taken re.presented a
coos.iderable investment.
The oCcuf)anta were. away whe n th<!ir
daughter, Mrs. Carol Bull . checktd the
home· Sunday and found 1ilverw1re.,
clothing. je.wlery. appliances and other
goods misaiQg. •
Police · called to the scene. found
drawers and closet! ransacked, noting
that mlsslng items l\lCh as silver and a
wall clock ciNld be easily pawned or sold throU&h I febof.
Boys Club Gift
Good Year Round
How about giving the boy. or boya, in
your life a O'lri1tm1.1 gift th1t won 't weir
out and ia good 3&5 days a year?
A on&ytar mtmbtr&hip to tbt Boys
Club· of the. H1rbor Arta and p:id at both
brtnchel ts suggelted by ExecuUve DI·
rtctor too Yantom.
"Boys I to 18 will always have a pllce
to to for athletics, woodW<rking, games,
fitld trips ind just plain tun ," he notes.
FUrtber informaUon may be obtlincd
by calllnl tither branch.
MedW. ts d>ir1ed with overlD
respcillthilily fer the deltll 'of "11 leut
I'll'" civilllnt t!lot day, bul· hil ._ has
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be i.a combat-uaault, 1 aevcb-aud-
clettroy mtsalon -dtstzoy, that ... the
word -We' were auppoald to level that pl&oe," .teatified Oliver, who tarUer ap-
pwed jor the ~tion.
"I remember be said if there were e11e
hot rOJ,lt>d fired (ln oppoalUon) we •ere
aupposed'to-level the. place." Oliver said.
"The.re were supposed to be no civilians
there. ~ .
"Capt. Medina laid, .~I know kir a fact
there are no civilians tntte.'
"He said it was 1 hot landiJ& zcae. He
said we were to gene.rally do away with
the village. -rice, anlmall, dlickens,
pigs."
"Did he NY IOythinf about kllltnc the
peoplt?'r ·asked Oefena At t • r n e y
Richard Kay.
"kill the enemy, that wu it," Oliver
replied.
4 Cars Damaged
In Circle Crash
A Saturday ni&ht party came to a
crashing crescendo in Colt.I Men, when
one youth's car went out of a:mtrol on
Le.nwood Circle, in an arc that left fCtW'
vehicles damaged.
One boy riding in the car, whose drtver
took him to get medical <lfe. IUffered a minor lei injury, police said.
1be.y idenUned tHe 4r1ver 'II Richie
E. Love, 18, of 5010 Neptune Ave., New.
port Beach, noting be left bis drlver·s
license at the scene to rule out any hint
of hit-and-run.
They said the injured passenger was
Peter R. Vordale., 18, of 6M Via LidG
Nord.
Love told lnvesU&ators he wu 'turiln&
around on the circle, at Alito Avenue,
when he. wtnt"out of control and llftlcked
one car. sending it into a second and
third vehicle.
Car o~ers, all from Newport Btach,
were identified as Omer W. Lttnc. 22, of
1401 G1laxy Drive, Steven J. ·Landri(an,
19, of 533 El Modena Ave., and Ralph
F. ChaWton, JI, of 228 Via Orvteto.
Volleytennis
Course Slated
Something better than a aet0nd cup of
cof!ee. is De.in& offered women liberated
from Ult Friday breakfast diabes .
Volleytennls classes frOm 9 a.m. to
nooa Fridays are being organiled by the
Costa Meaa Reatation Department, witb
instructors available and be.sinners
welcome .
Teams will play at the TtWinkle Part
tennis courts, f70 Arlin,ton Drlvt, with a
$S recislration fee required for the thrff.
month season.
CompetiUon wtll be county.wide, with
trophies and certificates for tbe title-Win·
ners.
Antigamhling Raids
Staged in 26 Cities
WASHINGTON CAP\ -The Jultl ..
Depsrtmtnl. in what it called the larcest
coordinated 1nli11mbllng raldl ever. ba1
1msted 27 persons ln an effort to crack
down on ille1al 1porta operaUona.
A department apoktsman said more
lhlll ball the rolds lnvol .. d tue1o1 p,...
!esslonol looll>IU bettinf "l"fatlOOS.
Ag•nts conll!c1ted llOl,000 tn cumney
during the raids, which eccurnd In JI
cities a.tound the nation.
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BUFFALO. N.Y. (AP) - A
biologist says animtl! may be
manUfactured in laboratories
""._ilhin the. nest century.
Or. James F. Daniell!,
whose research team has
already produced living cells
from parts of other cells, said
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Greetings
WASHINGTON (AP)
Pi'tsldent and Mrs. Nixon
al a news conference Monday,
'·fn biology, \re are moving
from the age of analysis into '
an age of synthesis."
"\Vlthin a century we shall
probably be able to synthesize
artificially any b I o l o g i c a I ........ ··~· .. -t·-.. -· system or entity,'' added t ' I • h u
DanieW,directoroftlieCenter {.. d4cn't let onybodyl1ijock yours e19 •
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"By system or enUty," he
explained, "I refer to viruses,
cells, animals and plants,
ecologies and socielies."
Some of those, he added,
can be synthesized now and
"many more types of syn.
thesis 'viii be possible even
·within 20 years.
"\Vhen we put together
.some of the re ma rk ab I e
events of recent years the
trend is evident," he said.
"We have seen the first
synthesis of a gene, the first
synthesis of • virwi and
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or a living cell."
The latter was ?CCOmplislled
earlier this year by an eight·
member team headed by
Daniel1i. '
tcrchanged "'·ere the mem-
brane or outer wall of the cell,
the cytoplasm or b a s i c
substance of the cell and the
nucleus or center ot the ccJI~
The researchers, Danielli
said, had taken basic parts
from diCferent amoebae -
one-celled creatures -and
combined them to form a new,
synthetic amoeba that con-
tinued lo live and reproduce.
In the next five years,
Danielli said, scientists can
expect lO assemble cells from
varied sources, even mixing
the components of plant and
animal cells. The f i r s t
artificial assembly of egi:i: cells
also is not too far off, he said .
Come to this Christian Science LectuN
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. When you buy . a regular round-trip cpach ti,cket
"y•,;;.·, between Los 'Angeles and New York~1we'll • give you a stopoyer in Mexico City free.
Here's how: you fly .with us to New1York
via Atlanta ; then come back with '"a· stopover in
Mexico City for a few ' days. From Mexico
City, Western :Airlines brings you home: (Or
go to Mexico first, if you like.)
But if you'd rather not go through Atlanta,
we'll put you on an airline non stop between Los Angeles and
New York and still give you Mexico .' Not free ; but almost-
just $25 over .your regular round-trip fare to New York. We
can even arrange for you to stop off in Acapulco for a
slight additional cost.
It's all part of our plan to get you to sample Mexico,
.if only_ for a few days? Because we think . . .
once you've seen part of it, you'll want
to go back and see all of it.
(Incidentally, taking your wife on ·
this trip could be the greatest gift idea since
chocolate-covered diamonds.)
Ask your travel agent for Eastem's
Mexico-New,York triangle fare.' Or call
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Mtndu, Dece111btr 14, 1970 DAILY PILOT J3
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For rent.
$7 to $12 a day.
You can stay in a lot of downtown hotels
in San Francisco at this rate. And enjoy a
whale of a weekend without wearing out your
wallet. How does thi s sound for two days in
town for two: Hotel: $30. Cable cars, ferries,
a tour of the city: about $10. Marvelous meals
in unpretentious places that are big on charm,
small in price: 12 meals for $40. A shopping
spree in Chinatown: $10. Throw in a Broadway
show: $8. Assorted sights, exhibits, local
color, fresh air: No charge. Total bill for two:
$98. Spend some time in San Francisco.
It's the reasonable thing to do.
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Man Gets Fortune; Unl1appy .,(ai~fi..mr Ro·ho·ho No ... o
St. Nicks Getting Etiquetw
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Recipient Says He'll Vs e It to Fight .Tail Ter1n .
VACAVILLE (UPI)
Everyman's daydream -to
receive a letter saying you've
been given a million dollars -
came true for Lyle J . Fisher.
But Fisher is not a happy
man.
He got the news in his prison
cell at the California Medical
Facility, where he is serving
the first year o( I three years.-
to-life term on a conviction for
rape and assault with a deadly
"'eapon.
The 28-year-o ld f o r m e r
foreman in his father'!! El
Cerrito coristruction firm said
in an interview that a prison
official came to bis cell early
one morning and told him, "I
have a ~gjstered letter here
with IORlt good news. You·~
not gonna believe this."
The letter told him he had
been given $1.3 million, but did
not say who his benefactor
was, or why he was chosen lo
receive the fortune.
"It was unbelievable, just
fantastic," he said. "But the
money's no good to me in
here."
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He plans to use somi of it to
tln.ance legal appeals.
"I'll proYe my innocence If
it takt?J every dlme. It was my
first arrest and I was Innocent
of the charge," he says.
He will fint be eligible for
parole nen year.
Fisher was convicted of res-
cuing .. a young bikini-clad
woman from would-be at-
tackers, thea threatening her
with a gun and raping her.
Once free, Fisher wants to
rejoin his family and plans to
invest the legacy in build ing
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We help you sliow wsmtll. Cone• r• Joy, Sentiment. Love. The fourt-.
k1nt gold diamond "".olch by Glycifle. A. T-.ty-six diamonds, $750.
B. Twenty diamond<, $350. C. T-.ty <ieinonds, $395.
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diamond ring. A. Ribbon in 14 karat gold, $350. B. In 14 karat floren-
tined gold, $175. C. Cluster in 14 karat yellow gold. $750. D. Flame ling
in 1 B karat yellow gold. $1,250. E. "LO\'ef's Knot" in 18 karat yePow
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with blue NJ>Phil'WI, $55. Also with rubies. B. Owl, ruby eyes. $25. C. Bird,
with ruby and cultured peerl1, $26. D. Bird's n11t. diamond and rubies,
S125. E. "Romeo and JulMr!" with d'11mond, $125.
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18 FASH ION ISLAND
NEWPORT IEACH -644 -1380 o,.. M ... """ Sert. 10 e.m. le t :JO p.m.
up the business. Bu t he says
he 's not making definite plans
"until 1 have it in my hands."
Fisher says he has "ideas"
on where the 11inheritance"
came from. "I really "know,
but I'm not revealing it. I
have wealthy relatives all
over. It was one of them. It
had lo be."
News of the windfall came
from a legal firm "in the
MIAMI (AP) -Santa has want for Oiristmas, and when lhe term 'folks' because '"
been told to cut out the "Ho-they are finlabed say, 'Okay, many children nowadays don'.t
llo-Ho-ing." Jt sc'res the kids. you 've told me what you" want, necessarily Jive wit.h their
"We have instructed all or now let's make I du!," she parenta. , aaid. "After our Santas have told
our Santa Clauses not to 'Ho-'"lbe 'deal' lncludea .\elting the yoongsters what they wa"nt
Ho-Ho.' because it m 1 Y them to be good girls ·and U\fm to do, they tell the
frighten the children," says boys, eat their' vegetablea:, chUdren they'll 'think over•
Tabby Voefzke, manager of 1 drink their milk, brush their their Ouistmu present re-
Santa training school. teeth twice a day, and'"be very quests," Mrs. Voetzke said.
"After all, where do children good to their folb _ we use "W J yth•·• • hear adults saying 'Ho-Ho-,_::_ ______ _.::.:_:::__.:::•..:•::••::•::•.!pr::.•=m:::::se:.::an:::.::::"::!'.: ... _
Ho'? We'Ye found they are
East." ~~:;:;:~=~~~~ But his fathe r, Lyle ~-I
startled when they hear it
coming from a Santa," she
says.
Old St. Nic"k also has been
told to "address all boys as
'jun ior', all girls as 'sister' or
'young lady'," and never,
never. never to refer to them
as chubby or extra tall."
Grunting and groaning ts out
even if Sant.a has to lif~ ai:i
oversized youngster on his
knee.
Fisher, says "I have no idea"
of th! source of the bonanza .
He said some relations have
money, but does not know if
one of them gave Lyle his cool
million. "It may be an
outsider for all I know ."
"It'll put you through some
weird changes," the younger
Fisher says. "But I'm helpless
as the next guy in ~ere."
Ship Owner
Loses Bid
For Asylum "Children might be sensitive
to a reference to their size if
Leamina••--Riehard Sc;any'e
htful "Best Mother GOCiee
Ever.• Lots of bright coton.
anlfl"lllls and slmple WOfds tor
yoong readers. 3.111
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New,.rt CftMf
New,.rt a..c~4·H41
The young millionaire's im-
medi8.te goal, in fact, is to
land a prison job paying $10 a
month so he can stay al
Vacaville.
LONOON {AP) -A British they're big or small for their
magistrate Friday granted the age," Mrs. Voelzke says. "OUr
Indian government's request Santas tell the boys they arel;:::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::;;;;i;::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::;::';;·::;
for the extradition of former 'sprouting up li"ke a weed' and
Fi.sher says he's been turned
down for th! therapy program
and the state plans to transfer
him to the men 's colony at San
Luis Obispo. To slay at
Vacaville near his family he
says he has to work at one of
the institution's paying jobs.
Fisher, the oldest of 11
children, longs to retum to his
wife and chHdren and life on
the outside .
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VISIT U5 1 CIAl'S A Wl!EK FltllM 11 t9 I
ma"ke a point to tell lhe girls
shipping magnate Jayanti Te· 'you 're even prettier than last
ja, 47, to face charges of year.'"
frauds totaling $2.4 million. J\.frs. Voelzke has accepted
Sir Frank J\.filton, the chief 13 Santas out of 35 applicants
1netropolilan magistrate, re· so far this Christmas .season. They work at depirlment jected the defense c<intention stores and shopping centers.
that Teja could not receive a "We tell our people to just
fair trial beca use he had been listen to what the children
subjected to a campaign of -;::========= "aggressio n and vilification" •
for the past four years in io;lllDDOllWlllMlllTIOil!W~ll!lll lndia. fl
The magistrate also said Te· el COi TA If I IA
ja was not entitled to asylum
un der the Fugitive Offenders
Act, which applies to persons
threatened because of political
offenses or beliefs, race,
religion or nationality.
Teja was an associate of the
late Prime J\.1inister
Jawaharlal Nehru, but the In·
dian government took over his
Jayantl Shipping Co. in 1966.
The government accuses him
of misappropriating a 2 per-
cent commission fron1 the
Japanese Mitsubishi company,
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3 Marine:s He ld ,,in~~San . Cl elllente Bo at
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lnltead cl~ to the lleach pollce
said Ille trio :tm.le'!· to San FrllDCbco,
where !Iii ~~ alle1edly toot laci '~. p . . ...
. {leWb of tbe bllllft'e Incidents becanie koown bere ovu 1be .,eekend. ·
t.QI ADp»s ~Sbettff's investigators
asserted 'tUti·tbe trio.entered a used.car
lot In San Fernando, asking to try out !a
la&e-model ipOl'tll:at~ Auto salesman :w.,.. II-, II, ...Jot alone durini tlio
lrlal ride.
A few blacks f!'>m· the ,i.! mie •AWOL
Marine allepdly attatnplejl to cmot the
·~with a· -lo0Ne11&1b ol -
per eleclrical wfle,
Hanson lold.1"'1i« the asaall"'1 relea .. "1 ~ta grlp ·aft<r lle ·(H.-i) agr<ed to
COOP.et•~·.-·~ .• J : t.: ~ ..
The trio •lleiedly'then alble Hanson's
walt.t· llld.l ""'11'1< conla.• dumped the
~Ill --aod lied wllb t,bO auto. . • · r · .
' A lew boari 'laler ·Ille• ll!m.....,. ir· " . . . . .
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Bid Oppo sed Clemen(e Jun~r -Miss:-:_~ ~
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Vickl Schwartz. · a • 17 .·year· o1d San
. Clemente ffigh school: <Oed with ·*' !Ota
Legal adlon wu-belq lhnalaoed:to-tor music ls San'Clememe's·lii'lt'Jmuor,
day by '''""'P.ol Dllll Point~, ....., 1·. ·-· · · ·. -· I . "°' · I ~ . > 1 I , ·--J""';T.-:--.·~.
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Hmor. ~ area •tn·the atafe JUlllilir.ibi Fmlls"nftl
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A# bi!> mother visits: bis • •ol~ler-laU..r;::tljis Cam Ian youngst~r :
watches over his father•s·gear apd fme.1Tb~·photo wa stakenrrecent· .:
ly 1near Prek Tameak;: Cambodia. :Wives ~_!\ C~~~O SQldiers, try, .
to •stay close ·bettqid the. army ·so they. can1vis1t thtll' husbands as
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Directory Editio n Set
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All •but one member of the San duction or this year'.s edition on an ad·
Clemehte community ~ived ~ orange romrhisslon basis.
verllon of the Chamber of commerce As soon as a few straggling advertisers
phone ldirectory earlier this year. . are rounded up, Evans said, ,the yenow
Ffesident Nixon received, a ·special pageS wW go to print as well. .
while-cover version, ktjown otficially as. Advlirtislng gross income has reached
the Wt&tern wtilte House. edition. Ortly a the "3$;000.mark In the rull-time effort,to
f~w wfre made. . . recruit ·bustnesseJ to buy space in the Bizt in next year's·ediUon.of1he herahf.. l yellow section. Evans forecast greater
ed boOk, the "Western . White House"· revenue this year than ever before.
Version will go to everyone. "Tbe cover, which ~ght become a:-col-
Tbe 'white-page sectJon of•1he· book lecf.or's ·it~ of sorts, _will bear gold
went io the ,pi-inter this w.eek. 1 well in , writing and . graphics on bright white
time for a May publ(cation. date, .. said 1 . stock. .
Waller, Evans,. who .bas. urldertaken pro-Scheduled•lor release in May, the book ~-----------"'-~· --.-, "ill be two ~monlhs 1 moft current than 1 ' eqy.tvl!len~ standard.telephone directories
~ure <:oait. distributed along lhe South Coast.
...,Besides names, af<iressea: and ph;me
numbers, Evans' offlCe personl1$l Include
spciuse's. name and ·oocupa.Uoa of Neb I
f ' Weatlier
' ' . JSN;bt sunny sides art promised . f" :Orange county Tuesday, with.
Jd&httime weather remaining clear
~· cool Mercury readings are libbed for the m)d~e sixties. .
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' pefJ01! Dsted tn the !IOOk. I
• Each ' listing is pe/sdnatly checked' by
an offiie workers. E.Janl expl~
As IOOTI U the books ftUn from tile
printer (this year the wort b: clone by •
)Qca]'flrm) memben ol EU Girl Scout
troope: will hand-deliver a copy to each
ruidint tn the cily.
No charge ii made·to recipients ol lhe
d~eciory.
~, to. lfra. . ~ ,nJil!on. ~.A~ liiil alli,ii. ·~
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p<t'llOl1\i 1'ho W11UCCeafully \.euUocled
Or.anae Count1 eo•anment tn an ettOrt . ' , .. to ' block 1he reslali-• •PPl"•ed for a
site at ~ of the Green Wntern md . . '
Avenlda ,Sant.a 'Clara. • \
''There may not be lll)'lhtn:irf cfll 'do
about the r .. ~,'~ ~d . ~.
0 but ] hope IOmething can bt. dofte ;to
' halt rezoptnc of the.bluff fromJ'tlldOatlal
toco~ue." r
, The midents presented Orange·County
supervilori 150 signatures of nelgN>on
oppoolng the restauran~ but , t be
supervlaors recenUy upheld the plamuhg .
conlmlsaion'a approval of t,he var~
and-spot rezoning.
'"lb11 ts a residential area, and should
remain that way," said Mrs. Tilden.
''That'• a three-story restaurant with l ·
bar and grill; tt·doesn't belong wlth-orie-
and two-story residences.
''The people ·inYolved here were not
even notilied ·that tbe -re-zone wu an--. ' ' ticipeted," Mrs. Tilden ~·
ujf that restaurant comes Jn, It· Will
create so·mach. noise, It will drive. people
out or the neighborhood." . . ·
The pro~ 6,300-squ.,..foot buttdli<g
accommodaUng 263 patrona would · be
built iii a multi-family zone on the east
side ol Street ol the Green Lanlmi.
Parldntl for 71 can would be-provided on
Santa (;Iara. • ' ·
.QiJecll!lo to the tralllc -~ by •
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reslilent WUllani•Weldleill; ablo' a P'1l'1°"
drollator.-' ..
Wtldletn llOled •-'-I -Illian-<>! ihe meu alteaclJ'. u11 ml'Jie tllaacld.'tt
bad planoln& to.allow' commOrctal -ol
the bluff.
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hil·memoir1. /ormt.r Ru.s.ria1'
Premier K hrushchev says Pres'·
dt'IU KennedJI wa.r the ont' who
bilcked down In th• ,J962 miuilt .
crilfs. Ste 1tor11 Page 4;
Woman Cha mber
Citizen of Year .M mhe . H : ed . .. ; , . e r onor Chamnan Named · · · ,
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A· five-man C'Aamber r of COmmerce c;OiitmiendaUon -w a 1 conferred by
committee bu bepD receivtnc.nomlna· IOl1Dff Ca!llllran<! Beadl Ola-· ol
t1om for the -·a .c:ltllea cl. the year eomm..ca -.~.Kamdli IAWi-
cltaUoo tn Sin ~IMl\te. w·Mary 1l<tter1'lll, at the Olamber'• re-
Chamber directors have aelected Ed cent 1nstaU1Uon and awatdl ~
Chaffee as chatrma.n or the award proj. Lawrence , muter-o1. cettman&es of the
~t. Serving with Chaffee on the com· evening, cave pllUdft§,to Mr1. Betterton
mittee are George Bowles, Wade Lower, for "conUnWD& mvtce beyond the. call of
Paul Pmley ..,d Leon, Riley. duty on ~, and 10 olftcen dur-
The committee will receivt written tng 1he ..five yen alnce ~kin or the
suggestiGAa , from indlvk1uais or city chamber, tllhoucb she ii not a member
groups to determine llie recipient of the of the board of:dlredon."
coveted-aMuat award. Mrs. Bettertm, a ret.irtd educator and
The winner will be announced and lll'ltsl-tC\llptor. llvt1 al 1$121 Camino
honortd at a dinner 10metime early 'next Capistrano .in the Capillruo Beach
yw. Pallsadel.
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)'e&r, ' ) I .., • • L1JDi Mlllllll .Wll · 1a'·:ted1 •·Ont
.,-. MJaoioiwit111H ·• t11o
..i .... uM 'lliliiiidHI loy' llli '\iin'llil flt TrltgnC,~-· .... , ,•· .' ':
'lbe ,Jay~ event1 ,was -tber
ljnt ~· ~-P.,...t beld In the cj!Y,.'
Spok-.m for tbt ...... 1trViCe gn>Dp'
t0c1ay 'w1I' u.e. 'p;;eant "\lefJJll/'IY 'Ofll· become In ·aMI event antr lhe """1ni.
success Frida1 nltbt." 1
Mias Schwarti was chosen from a Oeld
of 11 cOCJteat1ntt HViral Weeks W!Ofe'by
a Jayoet ocfteiilnt committee. ·
Tbe <;ompet;U.. -not a 11tauty con-
le1~ ,JPOl>llft•lllressed ..: .... liilied "'
scliolastic ability, skill In Creative and
per1onn1n1 arts, nmm, potu and ap-
peararice •.
Mtu 'Schwarti, who'performed a vocal
seleclion d(ping the compeUtion, will
cpmpete. lo lhe state· finals tn Santa Rosa
Jan. 15. ·
· 'Tbe Winner of that compet!Uon com·
pete1 In the nationals. late 10. tbe year in
Mobile, Ala. . -·
.Mlu Scliwartz, born In ~amento,
·has ~-·~South Coast resldeDt for oe&r.
Jy three years. ...
After gra<lwittng ahe plua to attend .i
lllUllc coaservalory.
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Of Treasury ·
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_W,\SljINGTPN: (UPl)-Jn an opeil bid
for poltti<al peace, Pr<stdent ]'llxoa todaJ
na111ed De!pocial Jomi 'It· Qinna111; •
former·Te~mor and Clole ·~
., l«DW "' ~ Jli·JI ...... ...~~I.· ·: c-aily, wbo,allo ......i tn lhl_Xft,>;
nedy AdminlltntiOD, 'Wfil' succeed VHICI·
M.' KeMedy wbo wlll remain in Nixon'•
• officlal'fimllJ ban ambassador-a~largo
to deal with lntematlonal llnallco and
-tary policy. •
,Wldi eoon.n1 'at 1111 ·aide, Nam told ~ouie · new11nen: "We beve • fl ,P'f,t•1,it and a Dlnle:satle
Cilqress, but tlii pr0bl<1111 we have ""' ~-~ems.,We aeed ·to ap-~th~ bi··~ rDanner."
CoMally, :•bo t-:lhree-two-,_
ttnqa ta aiTewi goftmar tbioasli t• !Old be ,,. .. "pn>l-y pnJ9il, ... telul and bumble w:lth 1Ns appointmehl ..,,
Nlion said 'bO. Woctld . Wilhiiold · IUb-
mttttng of Conriall)''i' riomtriatlon ·to the 8eliate untll an.r the new C<lilgrta'con-
-In January. Kel!iiedy, lie Aid; """1~. contqme I!' the .ra!>ln<f pool pro.
tiabl.y until J'eb, 1 WKeri ' Nlion'1 new
bod~! presentation Is compliled: .
The projiosed nomination dtew qulclc
pratse from Democratic , leidets irt.
Congre5' .. lli>ea%er Jqtiri Vf. McCOnnaclt
described ·ConriaJ.Jy ..IS ,a' ·''f~ •mab,
OUltanding, and • 'a:reat -Amerltan-. '' "
Connally, 53, serVed as Navy aecretary WKler the late Pre.fdent Jolm F. Kenne4J>
and 'wu itrjoui1f Woundld!lfy ~
when riding in -the same auto :with Keri-
nedy· at the' tlnie' of the a1'i111in1Uonrill
Dalra. seven yean 110
HS has been' a· cloae polltlcal· ally Gt
Jolwoa'•"11uoucbout the yon;· both ~
Waahinglo!l ud IA Teu1." •
When JObqaon wUii BOUie member,
J)onnally ........ es hts iecritti'y f'°"'
1'39 to eatly •l91b-Aller a hitch of Navf
service and~1'1Qb·-.·• ratYe station ea.·
'ecutlve in~d!tin; .. l:B rejoined Jotinson ...
his S.natOrlal a:drninistn.!ive aialstant a
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RETIREll iifitHERS BACK IN HARNESS AT LINDA VISTA
Mr1. Lyil.'i.llUiftgardne r Helps R919r Hi•r• With Rei:ding .. _____ --·---......... -•
Jamea & Pri~ .., .; .~ : : • r
Semce8 ·ueld --.__._ ·--
ed Teachers
reading,. . mathematics or other course
work will have expert guidance while
their regular teacher continues working
wi"th o{hefo slu<fentS. -
-IJ'he volunteer tutors, all members ol
.the · A.nietj,can ~}Ilion of Upiveraity
Women, Laguna Beach Branch, come
from Leisure World, El Toro, Laguna
.Be'11ch, 'Mission Viejo and Laguna Niguel,
MN: Brim&ardner said.
Each givea an hour or more a week to
the -clawoom tutoring program and pro-Viaes·w .. oWn tr.1nsportation .to and from
the llCbool. • -..ADy..-rettrea·:tucher eagu tti -work
qabn 'w.ftb. lchlldr,n may contact Mrs.
Bll&llllllduet .at ~ f~ qa~~t
1n aw -.,.vw )roJ.a. · an.1..:'irulJan. bt In IJnda VIiia .... ..,. • . I'll' ' . Elementary school. ' one teacher · h111
volunteered for · similar htlp in Allao
olementary school in El Toro.
As votuntee.~ come forward. the pro-
gram will expand to other area schools
\!!'f-"'' !n"fested.' '
• Christmas Sounds
; tervtces were held at 10 a.m. today la ' .. r ..:.
Weitdlll.gi&pel. C<>ltl ·M .... foplalllet Brou~aht to wast lloy Pr!cec.lr., 'ti, of i1 Toro, who died . . · · e · ·
s.tur11q;.-.1 .&uth COut COmtnunily Th• .....!a. of .Cliriltm, 11 .wUI be !IooplW ' after · oulferlng I cmi>raJ ' , 11<mo!\'tiaP: : · · · · . mmim!!nl' lit the auditoriums of the
oiMr.'l'rice 1;:"""'w..J 'bY his widbw, C4i>;.ifino Unified, School diltrld'I
Randa' of .. lhe ·home ·241182 For""•)'( --~·-~-n today and Dec II
Road,.EI Toro, a dauiihter. Rana i>4'fae ~= :d~ental group. ,;ill be S:: %.~.father, James·Ra.y Price ~r, of dlipl~yliig ·theil: !kills during uiO 9ve day
A nattw of St.-L<iuia, Mo., he had lived · pe'rida"it l~cb 1cho01.
tn Orange Cdmty for lhe-pa!l 16 years . ~J&hlight of the season will be tht an-
and wu ·a· member of the carpenters' nual grade le vel sing on Tuesd1y from. 10
union. to 11:15 a.m, in the San Clemente' High
Dr. J. J. Thompson Qfficiated at. thia· ~l iY.~1~. ·AU fourUf "l!ind fifth
morning's services •. whlcb wei.:e followed · gr"iifers will perform at that time. A
by burial at El Toro.Cemete,Y. · · similar grade level sing vdll be offered
· • ~ ·., ~. ~ · " Wednesday for sixth graders in the
· .. .-· • Capistrano School gymnasium. 82 KiJled·m .JJ:rOods . .' An evening performance for th<! public
• : ·.:..-• . is being of'fered Tuesday at the San
JAKARTA tiP~-· Mletlf 12 pef'®rl...-= Oamente High Triton Center. Othe~s pro-
were killed.aridll.o~= ill floods:: viding evening performances will be
and landslides in NOffb ~ 'si, Ure:.of· ~~ V~lley School, M~rco Forster
ficiaJ. Anl.al~.news :..,ency. .reported .JD; JllnJ<Jr High and: CO~cordia School on
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• Aid -Sought
For ·FaiDilr,
lift Jly Fire
Sev~raJ San Clemente police officers
have lailnched a drive fC< clolhlnl and
household items to make Christmas a bit
brighter for the Louis Ruelu f1111lly of
1i> which loot eoerythjn&' In a predawn
fin! late 1aal -k.
lleot Offloer Bobby Scrqp and Patrol
Lt. Ray Hartman, a .. l&bbor ol lbe
Ruelas family, launched the drive as the
..00 cool~ Thursday al the gulled botne
at 128 Avenlda Trieste.
D1ma1e to the home being purd>ated
by tM family was set al nearly $,,,000.
Insurance apparently covers only the
1tructure, not the contents.
"L<luie and bls family got out only with
what they could put on during the ftrt, ••
ScruiP said.
Ru:tlas, who auilted his family fttmt
the home, emerged barefoot, wearlna co-
Jy a pair of trousers . .
"He couldn't even save bi.I· wallet and
the six doUan in It," Scrufts said.
Ruelas la staying with friends In San
Clemente t.o allow him to continue work
at his day and night jobs.
The remainder of the . JamUy, Mrs.
Mary Ruelas and children l.4rralne, 15,
Clrolyn, t, a11d 6-year-old twlnl Loula and
Cecilia, are gtay.tng with relatives iD.
Vista.
Scruggg &aid donations ol clothing.
furniture and bOU.$ehold items would be
gratefully accepted at the residence at
123 Aw.nlda Trieste. or by calling the
poli~ department buaineS! line at 492-
5101.
Pickups ol dOllaU<11s can bt hindled by <a1llni the· department or 192-lm.
My. Lai Troops
'Under Sweeping
Orders to Kill'
P"f. BENNING, Ga. (UPI) -A former
squad leader under Lt: William L. Calley
Jr. testified today that American in·
fantrymen 1wept Into My ~ under
orders to "kill all Viet Cong and Viet
Cong •ympalhiws," whldi to him In-
cluded Women and children.
The witness, s. Sgt. l... G. Bacon, wu
called to the -by the def-after
two other ooldief• had leatif)Oll Iha ln-
struC:tlooi ....,. lo deitroy ~ In
the vilJqe durfnl the Mardi 18, lllll,
sweep.
The orders, the Une testified,' came
from Capt. Ernest Medina, commander
of C C.Ompany, in which C.lley com·
manded the first platoon.
Bacon te.Uflod that Medina Cllled bJa
men to a briefing the ni&ht before the
sw~p. . .••
"He said we were &oina to tM itea of
My Lal 4,'" Bacon 11ld. ''We -nre 101nc
to m"t the 48lh .Viet Cong BatlaJlon, We
were to kill the Viet Cong and Viel Coog
sympalbiun, d .. tr .. all food· and food
ooorceo, kill all th• animal& and b11r11 tlio·
village."
Edith Kingston
Services Tuesday
· .s.lyjcea will bt held at 2 p.111. Tuesday
In Pacific View Chapel for Edith A.
Kingston of 149A Calle Aragon, LaJUn.a
Hills, who died Sunday at Hoag Memorltl
Hospital. She was 70. • . '
Mrs. Kingston is survived by her hus-
band, James M. Kingston ~uxl a slater,
Florence Gu!ttmez of Woodland ·llllla.
A naUve ol Broolilyn , N.Y.; llbe had liv-
ed in Laguna llUla for.the puttwo 'fia!i,
The Rev. John C. Judldl)s·wllf'bfflCl&t..
at the Tue9day~aeivlce. Burial will be .i
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~~:~.:.~:s _w:_~ __ :f._.th-Jail_ • Te~ £ J~ n~~g=s_:-.
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PIWld111t .,,. ,.~..,_. -· • I .. -. : ': ... -.... -. ·~ J tclc It Curl•., :; .. ; / By TOM BAllbEV "' .Uifee years. JUdce Judie ruled Ip. be.r
vie. ~..,, •r.cl Gerttr•1 M......, :--1. __ • -Of .-D.NY P'lltl a..11 ~ -nee·tbat tbe. two months lbe bH ietvtd ~ no111•1 ac •• .,il r--· """ I 'A iMn "lc!eirtttied by • narcotics Iii--'la~Ccmrty jail was sufficient. ~ •• A. Murphi110 ,~~IT.as the "king of Sto~_1tle'' SQperfor'Court action is peftdinl on 43
• M-11n1 ld11tw .'IUlltJ.Jo \'arlous dril&. ch1r-. «ber...!-~~ swept up ln the ~lc.htr4 P. H1I --!)tanfe etlunty Superior Court. He StoniecuU.· raid. M1ny or those booked
louffl..ot•1111• Co1Mtr editor •• ce4 _to_ flv. ye· ar1 to life tn. alao fai:e ftde-1 cbar1ea rtla~n 1 to the
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c.tt ~: ui wnt..., '"'"' · ~~m'!tames T. Juc\I! aet th1t term by •-•-aJ apn•·. -• N..,.., _.: ml Wal lllll01 ltvl_,. • ti tetf1· !"CQP;f .. t41111t=::::::: lfi,:::::.,. •r:,:,M • 0
-~Sit Y Jr,. 52, a( 1U'2 SktJly Wll toJd in court that conviction
JN a.w: • Nor1~ '' t.ll!'llN ....,, • :.::11f_., ~~ Drive ·after Skelly on charaes filed by federal authorities
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---il!l!lti".Ji!O<barges of"poue9fon o1 ma7 wall reaull In the addlUoo of prfocm •• ~~ "O!&lne Jar safe and 6Jo. ttlnt to hi.I preaent .. ntence.
splr•cr. t: ... ·.~ ... "": .. -~Stelly wu identified as the ringleader
Stelf1'1 -11ome-wu clubbed· olanatloowidenetworkoldtu1saleaond
''Stonecutle" Oct. 14 wtien federal , state diltrlbutioo loag before tbe Oi:t. 14 raJd
and JoCal Jaw enforctment offl«n found on hl1 canyon bome.
the premises to b8 "i. mlni·fortre11. Telephone lines leadlh& to the ru:!dace
-with bombs, ammunnloll and .. .,. tapped by .... tJ for .... tllan
asaorted weaeonry In addition to h• three weeb pr.tor to the raid.
quanUllet .rqrugs.'' It ls·aflel'Cf thal the rinl cootrolled by
· ~ Skelly-wu one of 4fl person,, 1rrrtsted Skelly embraced druc op er a t Io ft 1
In tbtt r1id and two of his companions-tbrouebout the Untied Stites 11 weU as loll!~d him In entering gullty plea ill contadl and auppllm In Afalianlltan.
Superior Court. • llOslla, Germany, South Am er le a ,
Jud;e Jui!fe sen~ Terra Joel Canada and Muko. A1enta s a 1 d
t.acart. 21 :0 1211 Brotd St., Newport Stooecallle was lht center ofa lhrMng
'BelCb to five years in sta\&:'))rison. l{e tsfl0.000 a day bualneu.
pleedad guilty to <bar& .. of po&aessioo ol ror1y ...... """"' haYO bteo Indicted
marlju1n1. br Minnupolls. Mfnn. Ob v1rlout drua
· Mickle Lynn Halo, IS. ol lhe Modletka charges fn arreatJ atemmlng from In·
add...;s · pleaded gullty to ldenllcal ·formaUon r.ceived In the wire tappillf
cbargM and was placed on probation for acUvtty at Skelly's Modjeska home.
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PAINTING
Eosy to picture on art
show for the home wit h
this mlnipair.
E"'I; from l!ill lo 2'50
Paintinp from 1.511 lo U.50
GLASS TOP "ACCESSORY TABLE
A l101i111or'1 w11y lo 10 , •• to won11 1111 tho10 lonely ronr.1r
11roo1I houtifulfy 1olwM ""''II ffcor11tin9 pfObl•"'' I" • bll
wt1y. To11 11 oil with II bowl el tr111t or 1how ii off with •
lt•l"I 20" -•• ""' 17" H. ' . ~ i:.f. l•.oo, 'sm1Al 39.DO.
'~ !M te""4 "OlclaloM C'llllecllllfl, Portd111 rMlly ....... II
h...,.lto l lthly 9 rol11t4, ,.._ .. llldod cobinl t ho1111l-..ilt on•
Wol11~t ftflffrl Mato th11 .,,. "•"' ,, .... "'.. Softly ..,...
111 ... 111. u ·, ol•• • touthf11g 11porl111<0 , -, 10 1lll••·•"'""h
11 lta llnlth. W,J6",0 , 16", H. 21",
1.,. 24.5.00, "9CIAI. 139.00
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TABLE lAMfl'
Tum lt on and 10 will the
room • , . or whereve r
needs to be shown in a
better ligh t. Biggar quol·
ity at th is price definitely
is worth glowing about,
36" H.
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Rec. 49.50, srt:CIAL 29.1111
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SPICE ACCESSORY TABLE . by Hekman
Whol • low!'y ""II'( 111 •l'\d (toltl1) yo~r prolt!1t11 111'i1111. s ...
IK!od pt1to11 .,,..,,.. 011d -ch1<ry 1olld1 .,th onlit1111 ltr1111 tin.
h"'4" Ol'!!lllllnb ou11ro you of lh qualrty loolt and ll1l1h. It'll
f l"'-)"O" fond tho '""'I o nk1 onct warM
lo•llng. IA'' tap, 20" H. 49.50
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GAME TABLE by Brandt '°' t'"''' 1tt11., ,.oplo play, th1N'1 fllw f(I 111atch thh ..... .,.
-fllli "' ll11!1hocl lit Wt1 ln111 w11111n on 0110 1ldo, .. 114 ch«ry
1111• te1!1d l1111Mr 011 t~o go1t11 1id1. T""o
'llfl-flttt ll'ey1, 11n1 4r11w1r. Mldicl finith, 119.QI
. ---PASADENA Ca1orodo 01 El Molin o--792·6136
'11~ POMONA Ho ll, East of Gorey-629·3026
SANTA ANA Moln at Eleventh-$47· 1621
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jennifer•Kr•lici:; a,' iih<l 'fdfqd get a~quainted •oulsi~ Santa's· house .
in Lagllna .'Bea¢h. Silnta· ii able to taj[e !line out frojn a busy. ~cbe
dwe to·vlsit wltb· l0cal yplll)gsters. He canlbe found ,at ,Ifl• house at ·
Laguna Avenue and 6lenneyre St~t ~tween 5 .p:m.-and ·7 p.m.
Weekdays.·· · '· ·:: . : ; _
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Draft Ceifutg ··ftedicted
F~r-:lanU:ary ~.t!;11ct¢es
~ f .., I • ' ' ' wASHiNGTON (AP)'...:. '!be Selective
SerriCe· ·aaki Monday that men with
numb!rS 100 and below will be eligible for
the Januari draft. The number 100 is ex·
pected to be the ceiling or several
months;' 'the agency saf. . . . . ·
Thesil·'numbers make. up .Ute Selec\ive
Servi~ System's First Priori\y SelecliOn
Group and include.~ ~ ~ho reac~ ,
ed the~ lge o( 19 m 1970, received theU'
lottery numbers at the July drawing, and
have not been deferred or exempted. ·
· Tbe "extended" goop ls made up of
1 meJl 1bc>m between ,'1944 and l9!1G who
1 have • not reached their 26th birthday,
were classified 1-A of l·A-0 at the end of
1970, and had • nwhber that bad been
reached, that is, lower than the highut
nqlnber called by ~ local boards.
''l,le highest number reached in 1970
was 195. No local board exceeded thil riiiinr>er. And many ,boards did not ap-
pi'oach It In meetiltg !heir calls, Selective
Sfrvict said.
1be ~tagon aMounced Saturday · •
January draft call of 17,000 men. ' · E. · · Co £' ,
H0wever; Selective ~rvice sai~. ,!he . . xpetfS .n . Inn_· . "firit priorltY" group dOes. nut air~~ . 1 Jiabill~ of the ~·extended priority" group ff h W , , ::r-.:.bers have been reached, 1'1t ' ug_ es ·nting:
This,''~ended".group remain's,tllgible ::s:l:-:;_~ · ; ·'
1or indlcuan 1n the 11m lhree m011tha ·o1 . ~Ah · Imitation' · nert'....ftar, and, w1tder ..,'present policy, , ~ "' · musf:~ ordered to'·,.port aheacl. o!' the -~ 'VEGAS, Ntv. (UPI) -A
1171,pool. ~ •i&nature by· Boward Hughu
"' on a PtQZY authorizing the firing of
T . .:.. · Pl Robert M8beu u bead of the billionairt'• .l'...iJguna anners Nevada operalioos was an "Imitation,'" a
TT · · haoo.rlting ei:pert tmtifitd today. Will near New. ~les ~I Jr.,. former FBI expert
· 6n·haodwriUng, told,• st.ale district cOurt
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Asses8or Angry
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Hinshaw Bkrsts Board~ ' . ' . -. . . . . .
In Alleged Job ·Threats
Jly JACK BROBACJt " :/ . Himhaw ti' lntlmaJkt·. ~;tho·
..... ~--• LY._i I ~.ill~ ~lill,l""!!ZIZ' .Dnlift ~.tq ~ -'· .....,..., ....... , -M'lil-•••••11•11 Jlliishaw 1s angry ~ the boon! ti ~ cil tlll'••;'l"'''~'il t1 ·vllll1
8UJ>!rvj!ora and.~ be~ In ~not ""Ii to me bat::;:. u... no·a....rta1n·1er111a-----~'oftbij_IJ,.,,. ... ~af
-ID a lider tolllt. ,. i''i;:c ....... 'j"tl;• ed>I:"" .. ·--·· 1o :::r.f . 1~1111t'k I ,,Wiij'-w t Jll.Gt .. i · . . . -.1 -· U 1 .. , -· • ~,:!!:at~ . .;..~.,. ,;;' '1 l:1:l=:fA.
Bui Hlnlbaw> -added tbM bt. wtll ~,, _. Olly cal>rtdou,i .. ,
tel( .bla employet to . dO just 11\at the ~pl . "'*"" . to dellroy' ii* _..
"'pervllan -tbem to do. '!'-......... ~ .• , • 111111,i,..1.af·
'fl\& ....,. letter -from • -.. ~ ~ wl\ldl ..... .u. frontation 1-... lllnllbaw and ·county -·tl•ollko." . t • . •
audltor<OfttroUer Victor A. Heim 1ln
whicb the board -td Reim.
Helm .fold IUpOrVilon that Hlnahaw
had for rciur IDCI a half months refuled·to
allow the ·auditor'• ataff to make a
routine audit of the assessor's depart-
. menl.
Super'Vi10r1, after listening to both
slder·o! _the .,.._i,ordered Hinlbaw
.fo .uOw Heim to,proc<Od with the audit
· and s&lil that .any refuaa! on the pirl o!
Hinshaw'• f:m'pk>yes to answer queS!onl
could result in dimJ.tssal.
Heim had complatned that Hinlhaw
wanled all questions en the audit ref~
to him personally and that all req...-.
for boob to be audited be made tbriJulb
him. .•
The audi~ said this made an effective
audJt unfea,sl~. .
Jlinlhaw clltmed that the audit WU Ull-
llOCO!IW'J' u the. grand jury had hM -his
deportinent cbecttd twice In the laat
-yein and that the State Boor)! o! Equalization was about to start anotbtr
oudtt. . .
Today Hinshaw said to 'the board. "I
wish to advjse .YOU I hav! taken tbe
. following action . to contravene your
thfeat ·to dilmlss any employe of the
assessor'• office not answering questions
directtd to him during the audit. o!. aUr
department.
"All 111pervilors·and IWI-. 9f
our department bave been •di«~ tlCf .tiy
me i. -every II-*' IGed of -darlnc lbo<aadlt, ... to·nfer ,tlje q-to !lie ~ quaitfled .. lift-• cxwred mswer,.,. ·
1Laguna Resident
To H~d Drive
' Laguiia Police
Investigating
Rash of Thefts
Patient Flees
Pa! r' king Study heaiiiw !ha• it was diff•ren• from other
document! slflned by Hughes In the past. .
,. "'l'lle •pnX)' had ,been pmented ·c;y ·a LagunelleochraidenlO.W.PrJOthas
The µ/lllna Be1ch Planning Com-• flllJOp of the Hughea ~ool· O>. headed' by been named local charman o1 • fund
mlllilclll, continuing to·polUI! Ju expertile , Fiin1t W.'~ ;I# the CO<p'I ' as II! lilalo drive !O'helP J!IY for the new expandejf
in 1the 'fiekt, of parking 1strudam;: will ~· for .dtamlls{ng Maheu. It wli ·ip. · Red i Owl c&a;pter House, ~:Blood
heujsttll,a!¥>thet parking presentaUiln at ' ~ ano!Jlei·court!otclet pre...Uiw a CdllOr.,ln ~fa ~-
Ila sla4Y' "'"""'' tonlpt. · · · jibylical ·!Ueover ·ar lio;hel• culno-bo!OL Prt~, iervlce officer of American Tbf' .,........, who btve-beard pro-P<~till. · -Lelfoa ·l'llot ,m la Ll/IUlll -. ,,..,
(IO!lilsrfrom loor fii'ml for mlilll·level 'a a·my pd 1epr.-atton," Ap. ....... 1'611 af .a.. 1111.IOI -by lbt P'f~ ~tures in Laguna, were in-pet II.id. "lt nukl pass any banK tellu cente( bu ahudy btt.o aubmibed.
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l(ennedy
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strui:ttd by the city cooncil to procetd and other busine" woclates would ac· Ac"""1ng lo Prtco,~l,IOI plnta of blood
with-investigations for development of cept it but It'• deficient It'• ei:b'tmely were drawn-&vln the center in 1970 for
r;uch a facility on .. the city-owned Glenn· P~I but-it'• different." use In Orqe~ County .hosplt1l1. ·
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eyre s:r .. t !ol. ' Aj)pel slid ~ •u a "tommon practice" "Support/or tlt1I capital I~ drive w!ll
-on the agenda for llUdy tonight Is for.· confidential acretarles In buolnfss maM It tJOAlble lw the Rod C(ou -to
ht<ther e11min1tion ol ~for the apd i>oUUcal citdOI to ilp -lor glyt .......-. ~ to.the peoplt
prqpootd PRO (planned rllidentia! 111e1r ~. o! -com-,;• f!rioe llld. d<v<lopnentr ,..., whlcb would pro)'ide !Jay'• ~-had oa hand another Tllo Satila Ana -tor, II add!Uon to
fO<",billJlde cllllter housing and addttlonal bandwritin( el!P'rt. Ralph Brlldfonl, who -'<fine blood, 11•• -l1d to
stacty of a propoaed ~ IUl>d\Y~loo . has said, out <ii "!"'rl !he slpature, wu lamllla and ollen lllety iDltNctlon ID
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··~-· .. ' i TIRED :riicHERS BACK INHiRN°e ss'Ar l'lll'oA'Vlrfl'"'"
Mr•· LyelJ1'"'"9•rdner H•lp1 Roge r Hi•ro With R••dl119 .... ..__ . . .... . " . ' . ..
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'~·h:.i·...,. bdi!'ii io ,.m .. tOday iii
Weotcljll;jlllpel, Costi Mesa, !or;Ja-
llay ptlce-Jr:;·21. Of El Toto, who died
Sal!J!dq . at 5outlt' .• eout: Com!llunlly
lloipill\; lfter sul!ering a cereliral
llemO(lila(e. '
! ~-·Pri~ Is survived by his wi<krir~
Randa, e1 .. ~·1J!>me, 24382 Fordvjew
Road\.Jtl ~T~ot a ·d&\llh~~ Rana Paige-
and bY·hii f'°q,tt, Jfmes·ilay Price.Sr; of·
San Dietl•· • ' A natiVe-c£St.. Louis, Mo., he had lived ·
in Orange County !or the past 16 ye~
and wu a member of the carpenter•'
union. : :. :
Dr. J. J. °lbon!PIOO <ilf~alod ~I .IJli&
morning"• .......,.., •hidi were fol~
by burial al El Toro ~ef.ry. " ·
82 Killed i11 ~ood'& ·· ' ' ··-··. t .
JAKAR'j'A,iAPl ; .At,lea!I 32 perSma
wm killed mHll>llle!> inJU<ed in.nood>
and landllido!IJn Ndtlh,<>••wes• IM ·•f··
liclal Antat' -···~ f<pcirtiil-~ clay. -.... •
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'rlii " ~· of· Cbrillmal will be r"ev~atml in the. auditorlurfll,of · the
cap;,1r.no unHled SChoOI dillrlct'•
school! between today alld 0ec: JS.
. viicaJ 1M 'lnstrlimeiita1 group1 will be
. d1si:i1aYini iheir skills during the five day
period at eaC:h school. · ~ --
Highlight of the season will be the an--·
nua1 grade le~l mng ~ Tue.,c:tay from10
to'11:15 a.in. in the San Clemente High
School gymnasium. AH fourth and fifth
graders will perfonn at that time. A
&imilar grade level slng will be offered
-Wednesday for sixth graders in the
"'Capistrano School gymnasium.
~· An evening performance for the public
• iS being offered Tuesday at the San
Clfmente High Triton Center. others pro-
¥"Hijng evening performances will be
Crown Valley School. Marctl Forster
Jtlnior Higb and COOoordia Seboo1 ~n
Dec. 17.
Iii "b p· -~ y . ·ir~'
Several San Clemente Pollet officers
have laund'ltd a drive for Clothing and
household items to maM Christmh a bit
brlghttr for Ille 1'>ufl !luoiu fan\Uy of ,
ob: which '.Jolt everything In a prodawn
fire late Jul.-.
Desk Officer Bobby 5auggs and Patrnl
Lt. Ray Hartman. a nei&hhor of the
Rutlas family, laWlched the drive as t.he
ashes cooled 'lbursday at the gutted home
·11 12G Aveniaa Trieste.
Damage to ·the home being purcbaaed
by tM family was set at nearly $20,000.
Insurance apparently covers only the
1tructure, not the contents.
"Louie and his family got oµt only with
what they could put on dW'ing the fire,"
Scnigga said.
Ruelas, who assisted his family from
the home, ·emerged barefoot, wearing on-
ly a pair of trousers. · ••He couldn't even save his wauei·-and
the ob: dollaro In I~" Scnigga said~
lluelas b staying with friendo In San
Clemente to allow him to continue work
at his day and night jobs. .
'The remainder of the family, Mrs.
Mary Ruelas and children lArraine. 15,
Carolyn, 9, and 6-year-old twins Louis and
Cecilia, are staying with relatives ill
Vista . '
Scruggs said donation1 'I clothina: .
furniture and household ttem1 would be
gratefully accepted at the residence at
12.1 Avenida Trieste, or by calling the
police department business line at 49Z.
5101.
Pickups of donations can be handled by callJnc Ille department or 492-227.!.
My. Lai Troops
'Under Sweeping
Orders to Kill'
FT. BENNING. Ga . (UPI) -A former
squad leader under Lt. William L. Calley
Jr. testUied today that American tn..
fantrymen swept into My Lai under
orders to 1'kill all Viet Cong and Viet
Cong tymp.tbizen,.. wblcb to him ~
eluded women and children.
The witness, S. Sgt. L. G. Bacon, Was
called t.o the· stand by the defense. after
two olller saldlen he~ • ~lili~ . tit' ln-
strudi0n1 wile to deltz#' MeyiliUig lo
Ille village during the March 180 1961,
iweep.
The orden:, the thrte testified, came
from Capt. Ernest Medina, CGDll'Dander
of C C.Ompany, in which Calley com·
manded the first platoon.
Bacon test!fl<d that Medina coiled his
men to a brleling Ille nlabt before the
1weep.
"He said we were going t.o the area of
My Lal 4,'' Blcqn' 1aid. "We were joing
t.o meet the 48tb Viet Cone Battalion. We
were to kill tbe Viet c.onc and VJtt cone
•ympathizers. destroy all food and food
sources, kill all the animals and burn the
village."
Edith Kingston
Services Tuesday
Services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday
In Pacific View Chapel for Edith A.
Kingston of 949A Calle Aragon, Laguna
Hills. who died Sunday at Hoag Memorial
Hospital. She was 70.
Mrs. Kingston is survived by her hus.
band, James M. Kingston and· 1· slater,
Florence Gulttatru of Woodland Hiiis.
A native « Brooklyn, N.Y.~ ahe bad llv·
ed in Lleuna ~ills for the put two yea.n.
The R,<v. John C. Judlclna wi~ officiate
at the Tuesday service. Burial will be at
PacUic View Memorial Park.
DAILY PllOl
....,.., lea H••tawt• .... -·--··-CllM ..... s.. Cltan .. OtWtff COAST f'tnl lSHING COMPAIC't
~lloli•rt N, WtM !'..'Jl'mldlllt .,.,. hMlllW
'"King of St~necastle', Hit
W:i~ . Jail.Term for Drugs
J1ck II. Corl.., \'kl ,,_IHI!! lt.4 ~l MIMIW
Thorn•• Kttvll
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·.·A .. 'man enUfie~ by narc0Uc1 in·
~·• A. Murph!~
• M.1111111111 ••nor
.; :l lchtrd P. Htll
..... Ott"90 C-IY fdllor
~ ves.tigafor& a , e !'king of Stonecastle .,
_ '... ..baS 'pleaded · lly to various drug char·
~ 1 ~ .. :ires tn Orartge Qu11tY Su perior Court. He
• ' Wit sentencfd to Uve years to life in
•· Offlca c.iitM-: "° W•t ,.., '"-' NIWPM' fllth: 2211 W•I .. -.0. t 1111ltv•l'll • u.d a.di: m ,.._, ..,_..,.
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·. ;':lildiO''J'imel F, JUdg~ set that ~rm
' fbf,"nomu·,.-..Ph Sltel!y Jr .. si. ol 18133
.. ' M~)a ·caiil"n IJtlve after Skelly
plelde!I P!!\.Y'to..th•rat• of possession of
marijuana and_coc,aine~for sale abd co~.·
spiraey.
Ske ll y's borM wa s dubbed
"Stonecastle" Oct. 14 when federal, sta~
and local la w enforcement orficers found
the premises to be ''e mlni·foMss.
stacked with bombs. ammunition and
DS!Orted weaponry . in addition to huge
(iuariUUea of drujs."
Skelly was one of-46 persons •~&led
Jn that t akf and tWo Of his corr1p1nloDs
joined him in entering gullty pleas in
Superior Court. j .
.Judge J11.dge ""teftC'd Terra Joel
Lucart, 2.1 of 3211 Broad SI., Newport · 11elc~ to· Im years in state prisM. He
pleaded gull!¥ to char1e1 of pas-of
·me rijuan1. . •
· Mickle ·tynn Hale. 18, o! Ille Modjesk.1
address pleaded guilty to idenUcal
charges and was p_laced OJI probation for --· .. -··. ·-· --
three years. Judge Judge rull!d In ber cue tbat the two months she bad served
in Oi'ange County jail was sufficient.
81.iperior Court action is pending on 4S
other ~feQdants twept up in the
Stonecastle raid. Many of those booked
als~ face federal charges rel!llting to the
cache Qf bombs and weapons confiscated
by feder'at acenta.
Skelly Was told In court that conviction
on Charges filed by federal autboriUes
may w.ell HSU1t in the addition of prison
time to his present sentence .
Skelly was Identified as the ringleader
of a nationwide network of dru1 Siles and
distribution long before tbe Oct. 14' raid
on bis canyon home.
Telephooe lines 1 .. dlng to Ille residence
were tipped by 11ents for more tban
three weeka prior to the raid.
'It Is allqed tltat the ring coolrolled by
~111 embraced drug o Ji er •·I lo n 1
l~roqhoul the United State• 11 well as
contacts and 1upp1ier1 In Afah.•nistan, Russi a, Germany. South Am e r-t c a ,
C.n1d1 and 'Mexico. Agent& 1 a Id
Slontc1sUe was the center of a Ulrlvtna
IS00.000 a day business.
Forty-tem pencno b>ve been llidicted
In Minneapolis. Mfiln. on various drue
charges In amsts stemming from in-
formation received in the wire tappinc
activity at Slcelly'a Modjeska home. · ..
The lasting .
ofChristm
ART1~rs ~EL/
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Ea sy If picture on ort
show 1or the liome wittl
this mi11ipair.
Easels hom ll8 to 26.511
PainUnp !Tom LlO to 22.lO
GLASS TOP ACCESSORY TABLE
A 411i911or'1 _,. to go ••• to wor111 up 1~010 1•n•ly cor111r
•-•I houtifu lly 1olffl ffloll Qcoro!l119 probl11111 i,11 o .,19
woy. TOP II •ff with • bewt ef fruit or 1how it •'' wll~ e
1011111! 20" round top, 17' "· '._
.... Jt.00, IJIC1Al 39.~
.... IN '-"" "Olct.t." coH«ilolo, fefttl!tr '"'"' 111•\0f-It
Pllf'H. l lcloly ,,.111•d, 1111 Mlott.d fobl11e1 lloNIWIMMl1 ond
-111ut ""..,. lll•k1 11111 011• rltlrll ol ho1111. '°flly .,...
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Turn It on and so -wllt th•
room , , , or -wherever
needs to be shown i11 a
better light. Biggor qual·
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is worth glowing obout.
36" H.
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SPICE ACCESSORY TAllE by Hekman
W~ot o '°"•ly WflY .to •"d (tobl•) your problu• llfffl. S..
l.U.d peco11 l'•n••rs ond (h•rrr oolid1 ..,Ith ontl~u• br.,1 fi11.
khM orn•1H11t1 ouuro you of ill quollly 1* ·011d fl11i1h. It'll
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f11litl9~ 14" top, 20"' H. 49.50
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hor l•MI '""°' ,.., •• ploy, !htN't ,_ fO lllOl(h thl1 beeUl'f
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PO MONA Holt, East of Gorey-629-3026 . '11 . .,._ SANTA ANA Mo ln al Eleventh-$47·16 21
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A-, ... -from-the lol· .... AWQL
Marine al!esedlY oU.mpted to prrot, the
n1..,... with a aeven-fool'!engtb al cop'
per o1eC1r1ca1 w1re, ,
Hamon teld.police·tht usailant releu-
ed llil'plp•ofler be: (HanlOO) <agreed 10
cooperate.. J • ' • • ' •
'!be ·trio ollegedly then --·· wolleto '111111 ' ='!it cinll, • damped. the
aalemian near Gorman ind,fkd 'Willi the
auto.
. A few bo<iri later · the' three: weiii · ar-
rested by highway 'l>&trolmea u .. the
suapeeta were;hitcbhilt1ng OU'la· ffe!W•Y
onram~. · ~.
Meanwhile, 1 tbe • actual' ~t""" ot"lbe
beaclied Cl1liSer I Ipoy l'd~t of,. NII
Lysanda Drive; M1saioa • Viejo, IP,PeUI
stuck with a li!'ftl' oalvlP bill ~
when o' NtllpOI\ Beach Dim driQed llil
crµtser from the ~last w.-.,
evenmc. •
Oceanoi~ police ·~ cooi<l!lplatlng theft clwies in•the •asserted Pit&<Y.-and
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Lot Anaeleo &utllorttlu tald flit1 Will'
pursue the -........ . Thi· beacbtne clUHd' Jioililii o r
~lnniDg In .SaJ> liftmeati liticuard
beadquuten.u well. -~
"We -1 the-4i,.~1o
find Miller's !other (the ,..a.-said. !di
fat.bet wu an ofBctr at Camp
Pendleton), bul we couldn1 tum up
anybody !"II ther.," • II 1.• r JI a r. d spokesman ~d tldl .......... _
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pelnocrat Connall:Y Geis
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Restaurant .Vicki Schivar.tz .Chosen •
Bid Opposed Clemente Junior · Miss
Vlctl • Sdlwarts, .'., 17 ·}'Mr• old Slll
. .. OemenleoBJP Si:bool COod •wilh '• love
. Llpl ·---·belill .lhi-~ • lor'11111slc:'ll"°"'Clemente'"flnt'Jlllll°"
day by a ""'11> of Dana Point raidlnll j ~~ ., · ·~· , , · . ·· · . :--.-I _...... In .""""" ·-"'w. -=· --,~ .!.c. "" " "" U <T ~ . •,; ~ • "'"t'! I f' , .... f' .. ar\lt'~iflf ;._, and
devel<puat of •• ~ , & Jl8wlild ·~irb ;., .-:Pefiiii
al"llt tho blulftap ~kine Dula wu d1a1e1i Jl'rjday, night to repm<Ot th<
lillrllor, . • . --,-• m,'in t1il -· JIUllor MUI FlnalS nm AccordJac to !lln. -Tilden, tmt A"""41loalo<:llft,11!1e tblk(mi
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As hi• ·mother•viaits hi!!· •si>ldler·faUier; tbk• Cambodian youngster watches'over.liis.father's· gear and.nne. 'nil&photo wa staken recent ...
Iy!near P.rek Tameak·,. Cafubo<Ua.'Wives :~:cam~ah soldiers try
to stay close behind .the army so they 'cl!n visit their husbands as
otien as.possible.
White House Fhone Book ··
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DirectorYi Edi~on Set
All · but one member or f the San ducUon·of \thia year'1--edit.i011 ·on an ad-
Clemente communify reciived•an orange 1 commi!sion basis. '
versim! of the Chamber of Qimmerce · : ru· soon as a few straggling advertisers
phone direetory earlier this ye.ar. · . .' are rounded up, Evans said, the yellow
President Nixoo receiv.ed . a · spietja1 .. pages will go to print as well. ·wh\t~ver version, lqlown officially as , , Advertising gro.ss income ~as reached
the Western White House e'dltlon. QlJy•,a.. the $35,000 mark in the fu1l-t1me effort to
fevf were made. , -· . ~ · recruit businesses to buy space in the
But in next year's edition of the heral~ • yellow section. Evans forecast greater
ed book. the "Western White House! revenue this year than ever before.
version will go to everyone. · The cover, which might become a col· The• white-page section ·of the~ ,book lector's',it.em. of sort!,. will. bear . gold
went to ll)e. Printer this Wet!k. Mn ln writing and graphics on bright white ·
time for a May publicaUon ,date, aaki. stock. .
Walter Ev&mt woo. has" undertaken pro-Scheduled for release in May, the book wm be :1Wa inonths' mOre Current than
eq11lv.afent11tand8rd telephone directories «:oul · distributed along the South Coast.
Weat•er
f Bright SUMY skies are prolnised
for, Orange Counfy Tuesday, wi\h
nighttime weathm remaining.clear
and coot. Merci.iry readlnp are
tabbed for the n;tiddle sixtit1 •.
1 INSm E TOQAY
Besides names, addrtsSeS and phone
numbers, Evans' office persOnlltl include
spouae'I name and '. oceupa:tioO Of iach """°n !!Sled In the book. .
EacW listing is penonally checked by
an dffice WQtken, Evans expl8ineL.
As llOOll as the boob· return from the
printer (thll year the ..m is done by a
loeal fum) members al area Girl.Scout
trooPll wUI hand-deliver a cop)">-to each
resident in the city. ·
No charge is made to recipients or the
· direCtOry.
the Jaue, . '
Many of tho. ob/eeion' ... tbli ·-
penons 'Who UDIUccesiluri, pilltloiled
Orange Counfy ,......_ ·1n an effort
to block Ille-nstoiront: apPrvved 'lvr a
olte at Stnet ol the Grta1 Lontern and
Avmlda Santi Clan..
"There Ill&)' oot be lnj'thlng l" con, do
about 'the Jlslauran~ •· said Mrs. '1'llclen,
''but I hope 10mething can be done to
halt r<""11ng of the. bluff from realdentlol
to~~·" I
'!be resldec!b Jll:Uiml<d Oran1e Coupty
supervioon• 150 olgna,tures of nellhb!>n
opposing· tile r..taurant, but I b e
supmiocra recenlly ·upbdd the plaimtna
cornmbsion'• approval of the •ariaace
and spot mooing. '
''Thia is a residential area, and sboUld
remJin that way," said Mrs. Tilden.
"That's a three-story restaurant with a
bal' and ·grill; It.doesn't belong with one-
and two-story residences.
"The people involved here ~re not
even noUfled . that the re.zone wu an-
Uclpated," Mn.-Tilderi odded: .
"If lbll miaurlril comes In. H will
cm.it: 90 much noile, It will drive people
out of the neltlhbor!XJOd."
''lbe·propooed 1,300-_....fqot bulldlnC
accommodating 2'3 • patrOCll -id· be
built In a Jriultl-famUy zooe on the ·eest
side of Strttf or the Green Lantern.
ParkinR for ·79 Car!! would -be provided on
Santa Qara. . ()bjecllon-to'the· trolflc generi!M by I
restaurant-bar wu ~by San&a Clara
resident WW!abl Wo!dleln, Ibo a petition
cll'.Cul•lor. .
Welilleln nolect ....iteod ·----tion~ 'i>I the streets airMdy. and uld 11e ~
bad' plannlnc lo allow comniircW, ... of
the bluff.
1 In the founh installfri.ent of
hi1' memoirs, former Ruasian
Premier Khrushchev saj/1 ~resi
dent Kennedy wos the one who .
bocked down in.tht 1962 mtuile
crilis. Set story Po,e> 4.
Woman Chamber
·.Citizen. of Year M mhe H. . red ·: • . e r ono Ch~an Named . A new .... ~ -the vol~ member •
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CHRISTMAS
I. I • A <flv~an Chlrnoer et COmm6ce commendaUon -w a I conferred by
commiUee bu bqun rectivlng ·-former Capiltrono Beac:b OWnber -or
llOm r.r the ll'llllP'• -of the -c.imaaee.~ ~ LI..,..... citation in San Clemente. to Mary Betterton, at tl)e Ctiamber'a.~
Chamber dlrectora haft selected Ed cent inltallatlon and onrda ~L
Chattee as chalrman of lht award pro;. La'WT'eDCtt ru,ter llf ceremonltl of the ~. Servjng w/111 ~i'!fee on the com-eveninl,, gm·.,.._ to Mn. -· niittee 11&.Geotge lloW!eo, Wade1-tr, r.r "coollnlllnc-beJOOCf theCall o1·
Paul """1ey. and Leon Riley. " .-.... duly on -mid'lo•offlcen ·dur-
Tbe comm-·will ....iv. written lnl ·the flft ,..... slnco ln<eplloa al ll>o
1Uggestlom from lndiYiduala '"' city chambor, alt1lougb lfle Is oot a me-
g19iips to dttmnlne the reclpienl of the al tho boon! al -.." ·
year:. ~· . , • I r , , ' IA1Di ~ ...... teleded· u flnt
~; '°""113-scwil tlllrd In' Ille
<oinpotl1ioO ·-b)' llO ·pirioni In Tri!"".~·· . . . ' '
"Ille ,J~ event ·WU· the
flnt Junlar.~ ;....nt.beld·ln the·clty.
Spotellhen f<lr•llle men's -!Ce 'group
tod.il1: ~ ·~1 pqeant ··c1enn1tely wm
becofne·an annual event after the rousing
· auccess Friday night."
Miss Schwartz was chosen from 1 field
of 11 contatanta oeveral weeks belcire by
a Jaycee·screen.lng committee.
The. ~mpetiU°" -not a ~auty con-
1es1, .. spomon -11re11«1 -wu bol<d on
IChelasilc ab11Ity, sk1U in creltive and
perform!Jw arts, fitaeu; polst and •P-
pearoact.
MJll·Schnrts,.who perfonned a vocal
Rlectlon dm1nc the compeUtion, will
compete In.the state finals In Sabia Rosa
Jan: 15;
Tbe winner of that competition com·
petes in the nationals late in.the year in MoDae, Ala.: .
Min Schwartz, born In Sacramento,
has been •·South Coast retident for near·
lythreeyun.
After graduatln1 she plw to alttnd a
music comervatory.
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Prince Philip Slips
In Polo Player Ran k .
LONDON (AP) -Prince ·Philip's polo
handicap bu slipped from five to, four.
It was !he first time in 2.1 years Jn the
na.tlonJ,I ranking that the husband of
Queen Elizabeth n had .suffered . suc:;h a
setback. He has been hampered by a
recurring right hand Injury.
l\enn~d1
Goes Out .
Of Treasury
W~.GTPI'( (UPU -JD m optn IM
for poliUCal peace, Pmldent.NJxm toc1aJ
IWll"4 l)OJ!ioct1t ',./obci · B. · C(onnallr.
former'T-·""".Uc! cli>oe ·-
if -~.:::·~l)I; J ... 'lobe~~·.·, ' ' . C:ocuiJlly, who i)lo1 ~ In the lra>-
nedy Admlniotrat!oo. Will -Dovid
M. Kenoedy .. ho wtD -In -·· olflclal family as ID amhulldor·ll.Jar&<
lo deal with lnlomaUGOal -aacl
_..,. polley., ' • '
_ Wllb• Connally II bfl oldt, llllon told
Wblle H°"'U "'*'!'*'" "We llaft a Repilll!can 1illdelil iiicl'a'~
Congreu, .but the 'pr0blem1 ft1ba\.e ....
~n probl~· We, need to 8P"' Pfo.tcb them in-a bJ~ maimr."
~y. who -·tine· two;,_ tmm.u a T,...1...,... lllloeclltlllt,
lald be .... "profoundly """"" grMeful
and humble with 1hb: appointmeat."
Nb:ob said he" would withhold sub-
mltUnj of Connally's nomination •tO the
senai. until alter. the -eon,reu coo.
WMO Jn JlllQ&r)'. Kecinedy, lie said,
would contipue in the rabinet p9lt pro-babf:Y until Ffb. l~ when Nixcm'• nfw
""dget prisenta~ Is comp!~
'!be propoaecl · nomination drew qulcl:
prai!e from Democr1Uc leaders h1 ·
Congress. Speaker John W. M~ .
desoribed Connally u • "fine mu,
oustanding, and a great American."
Connally, 53, served as Navy secretary
under the late .President John.F. Kennedy
and was leriouaiy wounded by gunfire
when riding in the same auto with Ken-
nedy at the time of'the alSU!inaUon in
Dallas seven nm ago
He has been a close · polltleal ally · of
Johnson's throughout the yeais, bOth Jn
Washington and In Tens. , ·
When Jobnsoa. was .a Houle member.
Cormany served u bil-aecretary frtllfl
• 193t to early ltll. After a bltcb of N•YJ
service and a ~ 11 a rai:Uo ital.ion a;.
ecuUve in Austin, be rejoined Jehnson •
bis seoatorJll adDtlnlstrative asitstant 1n
lNI ..
San Ckmente' s
,Student,s Pl.an ,. . -
Gift to SchOQl
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San Clemento: Hlch School imisle
stutfenls wlll llvo tbelr Jl!lhol>I almOll
'2,000 In recording equlprneot-proceedo
from sale of a long-play \"et'Ord of their
Christmas llOllgl.
Director Richard Dutrup . I I I d
speakers, mtaen llld mlcropbones wtH
be purcbued llld·-led to the -·· m~ department.
!'roiling -llellble -.. who Wol'chalrman•al the~ ud oaiet
...-; and her Ullotanls Debbie Huft!
oncl Cathy ClitliUe, Dutrup sold I h e
ocbool'o muolo otudenls hml sold' ap. -;m•le!r 11i10'recon1L · · .r-¥--:-' ,
: ••we've'~ 1 :700 10 we will caeo . ' '' " ' ·11nue to ..0 them to groapr·r.r wtiom tllit
ma,drlgala ~onn ll1d to lndlvlduola
wf1I> requesl them," oold ~-
coveted annual 1ward. Mfs. Betterton, i rttlrtd tduc:atcr tnd
The winner will be alll10WICed and artlll·oculptor, liveo at 1$121 Camino
honored. a( a dinner aometlme eir!Y nnt Caplotr100 In the C.plslraao Beach
year. PalllodOI.
._: . ' ~ , • IA\l."f mOT -"!!" '~OOS,H HOW THE MONI Y..ROLLED-IN;.11'.'TOOK_WO RK. ·-
-D.W.11 $IMttl, Dtlililt Hunt C-1 The Loot ..i • , .
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~ -ll1CIOllCICOd wtnnon of tho ,contat an Gttg·Porller, flnl-plact with
• 11 1aaie!; Detlb\e Sheets. dole treCOncl
with 17;. T017 Loafl, IO, Md Rob)'ll
Birnbaum, 33.
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[Head ~j~ Tutor Program
; . .~--;.~!'t . . . -
• Eigbt retired ~;)ave voiun-readin~.. mathematics or other course
:&eer.d to speutiuil.:8-'tUWW. enrichment Wofk Will" liave expert guidance whlle ·~Arn pro-~~~~· ·~r more •.each their regiilhr teaeher continues working r--•"Mf..'1 ...,. with other students.· ~ o1 one.t<>lllf. · · students of . Tllo vobinteer tutors. all members o1 ~ Vista elent'en~.Jd,Ool in Million the American Assoclatioo of University
~iejo. :.--=·;;:. Women, Laguna Beach Branch, come
~".'."-Mn. Lyal BauUtiiidziir.1 of."~D from Leisure World, El Toro, Laguna
'1venida·Meinrca, LTPM~r1d, lid the Beach: P.11ssion Viejo and Laguna Niguel, ~ • <·· -~':'Widir wa,..!afttr Mr&.. Baumgardner sa(d. • :t1iris~,;~" leachetrwho ··Each gives an hour or more a week to
)jnja tmu:'ir~ilililil-ana have Ulhe on the classroom tutoring program and pro-~~I t;·-_:;. ~:·~~;,';1~wn transpOrtation to and from
t · Miiiiii..,. .. . • 8'·' a '· k ~ • -frl.m · Mtf · rtUred. teacher eager w wor
• • • -· P j qalo· will) .dill~Q .may ·COl!tad Mrs.
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Jamb n.·Pl-iee
Semces .Held !Y·:·'.' . ----· .. .. ' . .
BaWDiatdne< .; 83M238 for ua!lnm<nt
ll! 1MIAAUW Jl!'OJect: .
Wblla JnlUally bqlm In Linda Vlata
EJemen!aJ'Y •chool. one teacher bu
volunteered for similar help in Aliso
elementary echool ln El Toro.
• A.a volunteers come forward, the pro-
gram wtll expand to other area acbOoll
lllat:.,. Interested. • • 'I ,.J
Cli'ristlli'as So~ds . ~· .. . . -
B~11ght to Coast ·"'50M""":..nl'.!I beld:at 10 a.m. today:Jn
WestcHff .Chapel, c.osta Meal, for Jame9
l\oy Pr!ce"Jr.; rl. of El' Toto, whO'dfed
Saturday II 'S<iuth Cout Comiminity llooptlal "after Suffering. a cere!iraf ·-. IOUl>d• of. 'Chrislmu . wUl be
ttemorrblge. . riverbtr&Eing in the auditoriums· of the
!.:Mr: Ptice is aurvived-by his widow, Capistrano Unified School dl1trid'1
Randa, « the home, 24382 FonMew l!ChOob .Jietween today and Dec. 18. Road;· El Toro, a daughter. Rana Paige Vocal .and instrumental groups wll1 be
:: ~e~.f!tber, James Ray Price Sr: of displl}'ing-1h'11'"5'ktllnturing-ttre ffve--day
A native of St. Louis, Mo., he had lived period at each 11ehool.
In Orange County for the pa.ol 16 ~-;.~~~n will bl! tllo.'ol>
and wu a member bl the carpep rs nual grade level sing on Tuesday frol'n; 10
union. ·-. • ~ _, to 11:15 a.m. in the San Clemente High
Dr. J. J. Thom~. officiated a(.~·· School gymnasium. All fourth and fifth
momlng's services, Winch were followe4 • .. graders will perform at that time. A
by burial at El Toro .Cemetery. • ,. · -· gimilar grade level sing will be offered
•• · · . Wednesday for sixth graders in the
-.• Cipist:ano School gymnasium. 82 Killed m· Floods. '.<In evening performance for the public •· • -~· -is being -Offered Tuesday at the San
JAKARTA.CAP) ._,_At lea.&182 ~~· ~ ~te.mente Hi~h Triton Center .. Others pro-
were killed and 31.olbers iajured ln;fi'oods-vid1ng even1~g performances wllf be
and landslides Jn North ·Sulawesi~ tni of. · C'ro"."'11 v.all~Y School. M:u-co F-0rster
flcial Antara news agency reportejl~ to-Junior J.11gf:i and Conf0rd1a School <>n
day. • • . -De~_ 17. ,_ -·
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Fffi.·:F afuily
ffif by Fire
Se".eral San Clemente police officers
have launcbed a drive for clothing and
household items to make Oui1tmas a bit
brighter for ~ Louis ij.l!tlas flD).lly of
aU: which l05t everytblng ln a pred.awn
fire late last-week.
Desk Officer Bobby Scruggs and Patrol Lt. Ray Hartman, a neighbor er the
Ruelas family, launched the drive as the
ashes cooled. Thursday at the gutted home
at 126 Avenlda Trie1le.
Damage to the home beinl purchued
by the family WU let at nearly $31,000.
ln&urance apparently covers only the
ltn:lcture, not the content.I.
"Louie and hJa family got out only with
what they could put on during the fire,"
Scrugp nJd,
Ruelas, who assisted hia family ·from
the home, emerged barefoot, wearing cn-
ly a pair <>f trousers.
"He couldn't even save his wallet and
the six <k>llar& in it," Scruggs said.
Ruelas is staying with friends in San
Clemente ta allow him to continue w-0rk
at his day and night j-Obs. ·
1be remainder of the family, 1ijra.
Mary Ruelas and children LorrBine, JI,
~lyn, I, and 6-year-old tw!na Lou.ls and
Cecilia, are staying with relatiYe1 lo
Vista.
Scruggs said donations of clothing,
furniture and household items would be
gratefully accepted at the residence al
123 Avenida Trieste, or by calling the
police department bll!iness line. 'at 492-
5101.
Pickup! of donations can be ~andled by
calling th~· department -0r 492-2223.
My, Lai Troops
'Under Sweeping . . -.
Orders to Kill' . .
FT. BENNJNC, Ga. (UPI) - A former
squad leader under Lt. William L. Calley
Jr. testified today that American in-
fantrymen swept lnto f.1y Lai under
-0rders to "kill all Viet Cong and Viet
Cong sympathizers," which to him in-
cluded women and children~
Tbe witness, S. Sgt. L. G. Bacon, wu
called to the stand by the defense alter
two qlher IOJ<ilers had testified tha m..
ltrucllons ·were i. d .. !roy everytli\h1 In
the village during the Marc:b IS, )11!8,
sweep.
The orders, the thne testifled, came
from CapL Ernest Medlril, commander
of C Company, in which Calley com-
manded the first platoon.
Bacon. testified tbal Mediha :called bis
men to a briefing the night befOre the
sweep. •
"He said we we.re going to tbe area Of
My Lai 4, '' Bacon satd. "We were going
\o meet the 48th Viet Cong Baualion. We
were to kill the Viet Cong and Vlef Cong
sympathizers, destroy all food and· food
sources. kill all the animal! and burn the
villige.''
Edith Kingston
.. Services Tuesday'
Services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday
in Pacific View Chapel for EdiJh A.
Kingston <>{ 949A Calle Aragon, Laguna , ,
Hills, who died Sunday at Hoae Memorial
Hospital. She was 70.
Mrs. Kinlston is survived" b.Y her hus-
band. James "\f. Kingston 'IDd a !liter,
Florence Qultterrez of W()Q(illnd Hills.
A native'Of~Brooklyn. N.Y .• lhe hid._ liv-
ed in Laguna Hills fot the ea.at two Y,e&n.
The Rev. Jchil C. JudkinS will -0ffk:i1te
at the Tuesday service. Burial "will be at
Pacific View Memorial Park.
DAILY PILOT N.., ........
&..t•M~lHd11
C..,. ''Mn•
'K"-1g of Sionec~~I~'. !lit=·
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,~~)Vitb:.Jail Te~ for Drugs
tbr" xear1. Judge Judie ruled in ber cue thlf the two months obe bad oerved
1'n Qra"" J:om>ty jail was suU!clent.
: lljJperlt1r Court action Is pendJnc on 43
.other . ddend&nla swept up irr tbe
stoneca&Ue rakl. "Many of those booked
a1lo fici federal <hara<• r.Jatlng to lb•
'Cache Of 6ombe and weapcns confiscated byl~-ts.
61\elTy Wll told In court that convicticn
on charees filed by federal authorities
may ·weu result in the addition of prison ttmt to his present sentence.
• Skelly was Identified as the ringleader
of a nationwide network -0f dru1 sales and
diltributicn Jong before the OCt. 'lt raid
on bis canyon home. •
Telephone lines lead.Jag to tbl relldtnce
were -:::::. by qentl tor more than
three_ prior to the raid. ..
· 11 JI all°"d t1t11 the ring cootr:oJJ.ed by
stdly embraced dru1 op er at 1 o a s lllrouiboot the United States aa ... u as
cont.eta ind sisppliers in ·Af&ba.olstan,
Russia, Germany, South Amer I c 1 ,
C,ntda and Mexico. Aatntl . s a i d
Stontcastle wn tbe center of a ~iving
flGll.000 • day busillts•. .:· rorty«:ven persons have been indicted
in A-1inneapolls. f.finn . <>n various drug
charges in arrests stemm.lni lrom ta.-
formation ,....lved Jn the ·wfre lipping·
activity 1l Sltelly's Modjuka home. •
The last ing
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PAINTING .
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l>Sels from 150 lo 26.50
Painlinp from 150 tn 22.50
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room • , , or wherever
needs to be shown in a
better light. Biggar qual-
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36" H.
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wwy. T~· 11 en with • bowl of f!'lllr or 1how it off wit~ o
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Wl!al"11 lovely woy'to •~d (!alllol yo11r preblt(ll 11r.••· a..
lebtil Jl'O<ll~ "'""'I and thffry 111llch 'with a•ll1111e· brau fi~
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Colorodo ot El Molino-792-6136
Holt, East of Ga,..y._629·3026
Moin at Eleventh--547-16 21
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COLTO!I 'CAP) -,"Tiie Ma
at the !lllU.r H...Y Co. ·are ~~·.~in& lfOIUld lhese days tell· · -Ins each other .bow sweet il ls .
. -~,Thanks to the cyclamate ban
and a arowing interest ln
nUtrition ln this eOuntry the :::_~ey indus\l'y ii ~I
; ·;•!1)(11 better than ever. 1
.-:: . "We've. bid/ roulhlJ, a «l •. fi!.rcent lllCrease. lhll. year,"
., says Woodrowt Wi)a Miller.
· · Pfeaideut of Miller'• Amerian
"•'Honey Co., the world'a large.st
producer.
His be.es are-llO busy the San
, lloroanlino County firm u
~·::.~g a<rnelhlng new tlli5
•· )liiar: sh!ppln1 Jioney iD tank
: Ur loll. ·
· • ·Miller, $7, II.., lo a
he.xagon-sbaped hou.se painted
In honey tones at 11900
Honeyhill Drive in Honeyhlll
Estates. His license plate
:::Ji!>ars the word HONEY.
--.:..ft isn't too hard to guess hit
favori te sandwich spread.
--in fact , there's l~ttle thit
Miller doesn't claim for hooey.
-:~!ft notes 'that. bqney '.,byprod.uc\' already are uaed
._:·~: C011Det.i.C1, ~~c a.nd I••,
.; plie:rmac<utlcal pn>ducil and
;:;.a.;~aune appl~. tO guns on
; ~ships, and 'tluit a · dty, : .P:~ w dered rorm-dehydrated ·:~y-ls being u 1 e. d In-
: ~'"8slngly in flour products,
. Web as cake mlxes.
· ,':;~oricans, be aaid In ao In-
: i..;.iew, are juJt bl!atmilill I<> ~ .lialiie the nutrlUorial val41 of
::.~. It 1laa minerals and
• ··'!ml\"• which relllled SU(ar
··-· ,. ·no1 • 1 • •. • .
. , . :.lfe periOally .... lioney • ·I~; •nonfattening. 1'1utr!tlonlsll .,. ·•
:'.liQ.!tln·g hone.y is 1 1 •
:~lltbohydrate, dispute this.
:.:r•Americans Consume an
, .• ~~·rage of one pound or honey
!l'r' person a year Miller
,. £aid-far below the 81h pounds
• ~chi1sumed by the averqe
.'. ~i:thern European.
~-:ae said honey sales spurted
~·dr.ilfnaUcally in this country
;·.When cyclamates were ban·
o'oed' ;;;:-..,.~ Jot of people switched to
, l:M1!iey," be ·said: "They ro~
~CJJ>etter for you~nd you onlj
· b·ave to use half u mueh. ••. ·
•,~·Miller's rather, Neph i',
·'.t!St.ibllshed the firm 's fint
·· p!,lht in Colton Iii 1910 becauie ~:.,i·k.s easy access to railroadJ.
<sloee then plants have been
. ~ned in ma;t or the western
itafes. Hawaii, South Dakota ·: ai1d Nebraska.
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OSCOW (AP.) -RUSJlan
-1-''--noVellst Alexander
~enit.syn. wiMer of the
1970 Nobel Prize for literature,
has joined a semi-underground
.,ciy.iJ rights organir..ation in . ~-w beaded by three pro-
'miiient· physicists, So v 1 e t
SOurces ha ve reported.
The organization was form-
ed last month to generate
making ''constructive
'Crltlcism" about Soviet socie-
ty. No cfficial move has been
made yet to break it up.
Solzhenitsyn, who UJrntd 52
i'rid.ay, was brooght into the
organization as a "eor-
~ponding member" during a
'in.~.e ting Thursday In . ·111
~cow apartmenL, 111-
:1bl:rnant1 said: They eaid he
wa~ present as the three
'°1ganlurs elected him to
•bershlp. 'i'he group Is Jed by Dr.
~el Sakharov, developer of -the' Soviet Union's hydrogen
"l:iQZi,'b and a leading exponent
~l tlb<ralizatlon of the SOvlot ~8yatbn . Other organlzen are
):>)'::Valery Cllalidzo and Dr.
'Alidrel Tv<rl<ol!hlebo•, both
jiili<kJcists.
Also brought Into the group
!i"INrsday was A 1 e :1 1 n d e r
f1atk:h, a popular sinter
\mown ror underground
billlads. The onl y o t be r
_r.r90ns linked publicly with
l,tie~ or$anizaUon are 1 ~ l hem1t!clan, Ale1.1Dder ~...,,in-Volpln, and a phys!· w. Dr. Bor!I Zuktnnan .
• ·N•ialement c!rcula~ Nov.
ts. 'When the greup ,was·~orm
!'!;'Mld ii! alms would be \o ~ watch on th• ''lepl ~iffs a o d' lndMdull
~ in Soviet l1w." Tbe
~'\et con1tltution provides
lor freedom of speech. but n&erai intfllectuall complain
tJurt the r1gbt exl.sts on paper
gl\ly.
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Mystery
Unravels
By JEAN BELLER
Al•d .......... •rt•
LAS VEGAS, Nev. !AP) -
It is a scene somewhere
between Jam.es Bond and Sam
Spade'
Hard·faced men in electric .
blue &Uits wbo stand In t4e
abadows of the Las Veils
·nigbl Buai.ng devices, elec-
tronic jamming equipment,
telephone . attachments that
seramble con ... ·ersatiOns.
1be secret worl<l Of master
empire builder H o w 11 r d
HUl)>H is Jielng tom apart by
bickerine subordinates, suspi-
cion and intrigue.
1be public side· of the war
for control of Hughee' !300-
million Nevada holdings and
ultimately h1a entire ti-billion
empire gives only a hint of the
fear and turmoil that have
gripped the vast Hughes
organization in a stranglehold.
Interviews with public of-
ficials and members of the
Hughes corporate structure
paint a clear picture :
Everyone is certain be \is
being spied on, and wants rtp
spy himseU, apparently
believing a best defense is a
good offense.
It is all done in the n1me of
an elusive Las Vegas ~m·
modity called security. And
the most deft practitioner ill
Howard Hughes hlmseU.
The public phase of ,,the
power struggle betwee n rival
factions or Hughes' polyglot
empire began a week ago with
the summary firing of Robert
A. Maheu, manager of
Hughes' Nevada Operations,
HNO, and JaCk Hooper ,
Hughes' chief of security.
HNO oversees Hughe s'
Nevada holdings which corusist
of six hotels, seven i;:asln0111 more than 500 mining pm;
perties. including silver a.00
gold mines, and real estate.
Maheu and Hi:ioper Were
handed their pink lllips by the
directors of tbe Houstoo-based
Hughes Tool CO., led by
general counsd Cheater Davis.
But Maheu refused to be
OW1ted and obtained a
restraiJlin& order preventing
the Davis c;roop from inter-
fering with his management
opera~. Davis countered
with a court order banilbing
Maheu from all Hughes pro-
perty. -
Tbe en.suing coo.it baUle
could have been. avoided il
HuclJes · bad personally ln-
teIW!ted. But that -wou1d have
me&nt a public appearance
and Hughes basn 't made a
major public appearance since
195.1. Jn fact, Hughes wasn 't
even in town.
He bad made a secretive 3
a.m. bact-Ooor d ep art u"r e
from bis fortress at the Desert
IM Hotel Nov. 25, and by the
time the corporate blood
began to spill, he was reported
to be 3,000 miles away in the
Bahamas.
As Hughes departed, be
hinted bow eitensively an at-
mosphere of sus p icion
pervades bis organization. Tbe
exit he used from the Desert
Inn is a door which is su~
posed to be locked from the
inside and guarded. But It wa s
open and no security people
were in sight.
"Why have 1 been paying
Hooper all that money all
these years to protect my
security when I'm walking out
this door without anybody
around to challenge me?"
Hughes is reported te have
said to an aide accompanying
him. "This could be aomebody
with chloroform going through
this door instead of me."
Behind him, Hughes lett a
ninth floor penthouse as im-
penetrable as the vaults at Ft.
Knox -maybe more so.
Guards are constantly on duty
to keep away unauthorized
personnel -and that's just
about everybody. Only five
men have regular access to
(See HIJGlll!ll, Pare 14)
Hawaii Chief
Inaugurated
HONOLULU (UPI) -Gov.
Jobn A. Burns Monday begao
his third term In oflk:e as
chief uecuUve officer for the
state of llAwall In colorful In-
auguration • ceremonies a l
Iolani Palace, the COW1try'1
oaiy royal palace.
Bumi, 61, tool his oath or
olllce from William S .
Richardlon. Haw1ll c b I e f
jusUoe. Alao tUlni the oath of
office wu rormer stote Sen. <>-1• R. ArlJOlbl, wbo
became tbe naUoa'• first
lieutenant I o • • r a o r of Japaneae aaoestry, It ,ean to ...
U.. dly a/Urr Japeneae bolni>
" Peorl Harbor.
MOl)dQ, Otc;etnbtr 14, 1910
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I CAN'T \l\AtT TO
Tf<Y OUT THIS NEW
DUCK CALL I
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SAM. PRIVER 15
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SHOWING YOU LEFT" fAY ROOM. OMCE FOi ~
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PERKINS
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5 Had ii
dis I ikt for
10 Pump, t .g.
il• Black: Pott.
lS School,
in Lyons
l b Th1ow
1]7 Go quickly
'18 Swindlts:
2 words
20 Rtmoved
outer
c ovtri ng
22 Tumble
down
23 Colleg!
student
24 Instruction
tot~ cook:
[25 Code • 28 Shlde of
"' 32 Feminine
name
33 London
subways
35 Dull
pe1son
36 Lean to one s\dt
)8 Crrtain
fre ight
tr,allers:
colloq.
40 Desserts
41 lnstcts
46 Certain
marbles:
Inform al
48 Neat cuts
50 Part of
England
51 Not sweet
52 Views
55 Corn·-59 Rtpublican
or Liberal,
e.g.
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63 Social
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river
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container
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12/14/70
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13 Besides 39 Kitchen
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triangle of 42 Form of mattr ial prec lpilation
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26 Stupid 51 Prtclp1tatron
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Still Runs High
By SYLVIA PORTER
Our cmt o( livlng when J970
tnds will be running aboul g
percent &bead or December a
year ago -but as always, an
overall figure such as this will
obscure nearly as much as it
will reveal . M always, price
movements have betn highly
selective. And as always -
even in a year of galloping ln·
flation such as this has betn -
prices of some types of goods
Nick Florio
Named Bank
Vice Prexy
Nick J. Flori~>, manager of
the Superior office of Newport
National Ban K;" has been ap-
pointed a vice president, ac-
.cording to an announcement
by George L. Woodford, presi·
dent.
Florio held posit.ions with a
bank in New Jersey for four
years, prior to coming to
California. He subsequently
was assciated wilh a bank in
Costa Mesa for · two yea rs
before aff i l iating with
Newport Nat ional Bank.
Starting with Newport Na-
tional in 1964, he worked his
way up to a mana gerial posi·
tkln with the bank. and has
managed the superior office
since JL'l opening.
He attended Bergen College
In New Jersey, majoring in
Bustness Administration. and
has made banking his career.
He is married, makes his
home in Costa Mesa, and en-
joys boating as his hobby. He
is also active in the Costa
Mesa Wons Club.
New Materials
• Gaining Ground
GAINESVILLE. Fla. (UP!)
-Pane\/Comb lndustries, In c.
said paper and fibergla ss
plastic honeycomb sandwich
now is making heavy inroads
into markets pres en 1 l y
dominated by alu minum, steel
and wood . The material is
being used in double wall con·
struction of truck trailers.
marine containers and
modular housing.
Panel/Comb was created by
the efforts of Re ichhold
Chemicals, Inc .. J. P. Stevens
& Co. a n d Owens-Coming
Fiberglas Corp.
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and services bavt 1!ttually
fallen.
Just to lUustralf, 'While.,
prices of new cars are about 5
percent higher than only lhret
months ago, prices of used
cars are down more than 1
percent. While prices or
cereals and bakery product•
are 2 percent higher than ill
midsummer, fruits a n d
vegetables are 6 percent
cheaper. \Vhile shoes are up,
ny lon sea mless hose is down.
Even more dramatic , while
the cost of food you buy to eat
at home is f percent more ex-
pensive than a year ago. the
cost of food you eat in
restaurants is up almost 1
percent. The increase in the
overall average tor food of 4
percent certainly d o e s n ' t
reflect your true squeeze jf
you must eat out a lot.
While rent is up a painful 4.2
percent from late 1969, the
cost of owning your on home is
up a startling J(l,4 percent-a
reflection of this year's toar·
ing mortgage interest rates
and costs of home main-
tenance and repairs.
Transportation cosLs are up
6.2 pe rcent. But the cost of
public transpo rtation -which
the poor must rely on almost
exclusively -has climbed a
brutal 15.4 percent. A n
unemployed worker doesn't go
jo6 hunting in a new car; he
rides the sub ways and buses.
Your health and recreation
costs are now rising at 5.6 per-
cent a year. But indoor movie
admiss ions ere rising twice as
rapidly. Golf greens fees also
are fa r outpacing the general
rise in recreation costs . .fit the
same time, though , ill the
category of recreatio n goods
and services, some major
items have declined : not.ably
portable tape recorders, movie
cameras, TV repairs, film
developing.
And a finil illustration:
behind the national & percent
rise in living costs, pri~ are
up 7.5 percent in New York
but up "only'' 3.9 percent in
Houston.
Here are two tables wh ich
will highlighL for you which
items have ri.!len the most in
this year of reasslon-inllation
and which have declined lhe
most (period mid-'69 to mid·
'70):
WHAT HAS 11.ll•N
THE MOST
(U:>t>aff
Grff<'I Pll!Pl rl
Gr11>1lnill
P'lll.CINT
Riil
41 ,1~
lS,I
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C:eltrY
(C)l!ff, ''" •l'MI b" TurkPY
Loc:al lr1n1ll l1rt•
Po11roe1
Auto ln1u•111t"1 r1le1
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11.4 11.• ,,,,
14,1
H.4
11,•
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Parlclne lf11. prl••I•, munltiPll
S•ml·P•I•-'• hlllPll•I tmt,
WHAT HAS ,l!AClN'T
Df.CL IHEO 'THI MO~T
G•1011ne. <"9 .. pr1mlum
H•lon ~•mltSJ hos•
APPies
Froien 11r~n~e lultt <fnt•"'·
TV r~o•I,., Pitt, lube ru•lttt.
!lib fGe>I
Slrlolfl 1t1•~
Fr;lng cMc~en
Oii.OP'
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ll,O
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Seagram's Extra Dry.
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Philco-Ford
Revamping
Anno1mced
Realignment of two
aerospace activities within the
Philco-Ford Corporation in-
volving l ts Aeronutronic
Division in Newport Beach.
were announced recently.
Company spokesmen said
the satellite systems activities
and re·en!ry systems opera·
lions have been reorganized.
The change. accord ing to
John B. Lawson, Philco Ford
executive vice president. in-
volves the incorporation of the
company's Western Develop-
ment Laboratories operations
in Newport Beach into the
Aeronutronic Division.
' 'Effective immediately,"
Lawson said, ''a Sp ace
Systems Ope ra tio n s is
established with the WDL
Division. which is bead·
quartered in Palo Alto."
The previous WDL activities
in Newport Beach will become
the Re-entry Systems Opera·
tion end will be under th e
direction of Dr. Ronald L,
llichmond.
Company officials explained
the organization change will
not Involve employees In any
way. The 425 staff members
assigned to the WDL Newport
Beach operation are now a
part of the Aeronutronic
Division.
The change is designed both
to strcamllne end add em-
ph8sls to P h 11 co · Fo rd 's
aerospace bu.slness operations.
according to company or-
flcials.
"The transfer of the re-en·
try systems operations to
Aeronutronic wlll p r o v I d e
more effective utiliza Uon It
the division's staff and support
funcllons," Lawsoo said.
''Further, the re ·entry
gystcms business is related to
certain products :ind
lechnologiea w I t h I n the
Aeronutroni c Division, such as
materialJ development, hot
aas reacUon control \•1lves for
missiles and spacecraft, pn>
pul.sion and infrared."
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Tight Money Measured
By Government Survey
WA SHINGTON !AP) -The
federal government plans a
confidential survey of more
than 8.000 selected firms next
year to measure the tight
money i mpacl on business in-
ve stment in new plants and
equipment.
At the urging of a select
panel from a privately financ·
ed business advisory council.
the government will pre·test
on some businessmen three
new questions from a pro-
posed form which otherwise is
like one used in a similar dala·
gathering project ln 1967.
The trial for the new ques·
lions is aimed, officials say, at
finding out whether t b e
wording is clear and likely to
produ ce lhe I n to rma ti on
sought concemlng conditions
on the cost end availability of
credit co mpared with 1961-65.
For three hours Thursday,
the select squad from the ell·
b u s i n e s s counc!l·potential
respondents to the ques.
tionnaire -went in greet
detail over lhe form wlth
representative s of the Office
of Management and Budget,
Office or Business Economics.
and Securities and Exchange
C.Ommisslon.
The budget agency's
representatlvt, David T .
Hu!ttt. made 1 point of ad·
vi!1 ing the others at the start
of the scssi"1 that II was a
public meeting. He later told a
reporttt the business council
excrcis~ strictly an advisory
role In OMB's proce!slng of
forms proposed by federal of-
ficials.
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tlost Rietl Uttla.
,-8 Holiday Movie Spocl1I
f"' * LLOYD C. DOUjll.AS'
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help his t0n Mlle buHd 1 tt,..
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MOii tltf trJlpt 11'11 toUnd fol GAILY PILOT lltH f'Mf9
Four Orange County com·
munity tbeat.er perfqrn1er1
will find an ertra present
under their tree cru;stmu
morning when they open the
Dec. 2$ edlUon of lhe DAIL 'y
PILOT.
That's the d a y en·
tertainment editor Tom Titus
will announce this newspaper's
-seleetions for the sixth annual
DAILY PILOT Distinguished
Performance Awards.
The trophies, along with
another given to the director
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thi• look It the C.,..1n Korth· ,, ....
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• 'No FCJlse Moves'
SCR Plans
New Drama
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Paul Sullivan !inds himself tn an uncomfortable position In this scene. from
"My Three Angels" at the Huntipgton .Beach PlayhOuse. Keeping him. cQv~r
ed is Jay 'Co~klin, while Frank Rutherford (right) and Glen Eckenroth en1oy
the situation. The comedy winds up a five-weekend run Friday and Saturday. An original drama will be
produced by South Coast
Repertory next month Under a
grant or funds from the
Ri>clcefeller Foundation, it was
announced today.
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Valenti's 'Movie Alphabet'
Worlcing But Still Under Fire
Garry White's "Snowman tn
the Empty Closet" will have
its world premiere on Jan. 20
and will run for 10
performances under .the direc-
tion of Michael Fuller. '
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By BOB THOMAS
Associated Prest Writer
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -The II!~ --(C) ('lM Silthl fOltl trio ll!Ylttipl• th. ,.. ""' film industry's claSJification CIJ_Lli ........., (lO) mob'• 1tro111 .. r11 opmtilit of tort-
• OJ UC 1:.-. ,.... (C) (30) l l!J ·~ to "'7 &DOdl code is now entering it! third r ---· _ PfOClllOld b1 IJll\lleat• CD1WJ1niu. year, and it remains as con·
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Ci),..... ... \._1:'5D11... troversial as ever.
(1:00 u ms •1 ..., (C) (30) 10:00 Ii~~ 'r!.~~~: th!~ w~~~r~wo ls~~~a~:
• · end Dumrd lllrtly fU1111 for 1 President Jack Valenti in· J fil ID ~IC NM Nm: (C) (30) spec:J1t Christmas p1oer1~ traduced the system of classi-
CI Wiiii's MJ U.. (C) (3CI) 8 Iii s ,.., (C) (60) lying films as ·to their ac·
ID I I.Mi l.llq (30) qi J!CW ! Illy ,,..._ 11t11f1 ceptability for children. The
CD 1111 ... CIMll (C) (3Cll ..... er... (C) (llO) system has been attacked by
121 I.I> W. CC) (JO) tD...,.. l'ltM• ,._ (C) {60) many critics, both inside and
fl) S,•rr'• (C) (60) (R) fl!) FlrMf UN (C) (60) ·~allftd'• outside the induslry, but it re·
QJ(J)'-lrltll•-C:.. .. •Mces(C) MOst Colrtniwiii1I MJ."~G1111t 11 mains in force, perhaps e Clll'flt t11t I.Miit .,.-(C) (30) KM. Enodl Powell. _ because no better method has e ...,_ {30) e LI F••lli (30) been proposed.
1 _ e:i1111,11 .. 11 MW (56) IJDT.fll>Q_11•• ..,._.. (2 ti" Valenti 's teehnique was to
\ ~ .. y.., lilt .rc> en. ·u.at r~Cll CC> (30) slap one of four ratings on r each film reviewed by the pro-
~ fcssional censors . on t h e ' 7:JO" IB (f) .--.. (C) (30) FM· 11:15 a ..... (t) .,.. [911111' .... Producers Assoc I a lion office
\ , ,_ Tu'*'r P,1111 •n AITfff S«&Nnl hf1 ~ (drlMI) '57~ Mitch· in Hollywood. Originally the whl ls tcCu.d et dliilltiofl 41nd am, curt JWl'N. Dewid Hldbon. r' ti.. i111tt o1 tti• Anrrf• ,.,mi. Theodor• ·1111e11 ~ ~u1•. designations were G-general
· (Condlllllft o1 -... w11 rt111mt audiences, M-mature-p1;rental
\ D TONIGHJI AMERICA'S ofttt."' ""° -l guidance' advis<d, R-cllildr<n \' ·* Bl:(OVED CLOWN-, admitted only if with )>arents > ·RED SKEL TO"! 10:JO QJ 1111 .1ekt ._. (It (30) and X·no children allowed.
I D@ (l)l'!l IM ..... -(C)(la) (jfl(J)..W ...,_"-(901 Later fhe M rating was chang-
T•llJ Smlll lflllSb. -..,Ill~, ltltamt (3D) ed lo GP , apparenUy on the
8 tm0 tc> 130) m llllicllt CC> theory that the M was con-
• ..._ $ MMt: (C) "KIJM -----. fusing and was scaring too
' ( -,....,.. (..,.ae) '69 -Join <: .. 11 -.-, many parents who thought
.c:..wi1td, Ba~· sum,.11, Rodd'y l~ fB CJ)_,,._. (C) that II meant unsuitable enter·
Md>ow111. Rod S.rliftc'1 lrlo of . Cl@·()) m ..... (C) talnment-for children.
I
,,,-~I ttla. --. . 8 C.1 Y• ,., n111 (C) How is the rating system • i'""" C.~ ct) (30) D a>,._ (C) working? l HT.-'Dltl (C) (60) CJ Tlltltr• t: (C) '\Ml ti M.. Nicely, 1ays Valenti. He
IMna .. ~ nl• (C) (10) tlliel" (d,.m1) '64--JlfM Min.. cites an opinion survey in
• 1'1 h II * ,.._,._ (30) 11tld Mk:kly HtrtH•r . f f"I .m.,. -..nc.11 a.ndstt., (C) (60) ...z •' .,.: ·. -·-,·.,. , • .....,,. which 64 percent o 1 mgoers w _,... -over 18 declared the system
I . . (x i-ti) 'M-Ptllr Grna was ''very useful" or "fatrly''
'-l:l!.llL-.. -CB...,.: "CrMMlf Cltd,.. (d11· useful.'' That's a 6 percent
m1) '53-JJoll11 Smith, Ftr Sp1l1t. gain ow:r last year.
l:OODID Cil mLl~I• _m (60) -----But he adm!U that there ts
-'GUiir'°alir 'Debbll -Ai;nolds •P· 11:1511 i:iJ (I) m ... (C) room for improvement: "We
Pt•rt as Afl F11tle. • drtus knif•· must make our ratings more
thrower •nd Chir1!• Cftlpl!11 111 1 11:30 fJ IS(() kw Criffi1 (CJ Sd!td'-accurage, more informative."
u l11t1 to !ht oldUm1 lllO'llt stan ultd 1111St1 ire Burt RIYl'IOld1 ind Others are not as satisfied
of TV's l1t1 thow. Brend• V1CC1ro. O Y1rJfM .,._ ..., (C) (60) 0 _ rr1 _,, _., •-IC) with the ratings as ValenU.
-~ iu.:--·-Critics contend that more and at Te Tll • Tnill (C) (30) Dia Sh1w11 • wbs '' llOSt. £ricJI m w.w ,.,_ (C) (60) S.111 rl!ISlL more racy material is turning
..:t .._ ., wi.. (""" D MM••• (C) up in movies rilted GP and B.
-""' The astute A. D. Murphy of Ill™ D_,(C)..,...._,_ o ·r v ·1 ted c:oncluslOA. Ste listi111 1t 10:15. 31 Y aric Y commen : •• ~· r L .. """ TIWI htiHI (25) ~,; l 1:10 .. 9 (I)...... ,... (C) (30)
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Hn" (comffy) '44-f.ddi1 Brad·
tn, Ella R1l1111.
"To many trade observers and
members, 1970 was the year of
the wandering X and R; that
is, films seemlogly of X-
ca\iber drafted over into R,
and R material had a~
pa renlly drifted over into the
GP group the 'P' in GP has
'permissiveness.' "
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VlftCI £dw11ds, .lohn Atdllr.
DAffiME MOVIES 1:00m..,... "'..,... <""'~> •12
•NI ......... ltt'..t" (ldwtnlUU) -411111)' Fonda, ludl11 1111.
•q -Dick '"911. flltrtl Tonn. 2:00 Cl (C) .,."Ill CllilMr". (fnm1) f e;.. flM ...... Ila Miil" (111-..... '•16-(C)Rod Tl)'lor, Julil Qlrtltlf.
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for "'ort then • qu1rl1r of • cantury
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Why the drift?
It's apparent that mosl p~
ducers seek to avoid the X
rating, .except for material
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BEST FOREIGN
FILM OF '6'
"THE
GRASSHOPPER"
which obviously borders on or
actually is pronography. The
R is likewise shunned.
The reason is that producer!
have'generally concluded that,
except for sensation-packed
films. they will make more
money on G or GP movies.
Warren J. Deacon. SCR The Appeals Board of the M~ managing director, and Arthur
UOn Picture Associat ion voted H. Ballet of the Office for
Lo. change the rating from R to Advanced Drama Research,
GP. made the joint announcement. ·
The switch brotight further "We are most pleased with
doubt as to the ability of a the as.5istance offered by
.cel'lllOrshlp board to lay down OADR and the Rockefeller
moral judgments in strict Foundation," Deacon com·
terms during these changing mented. "This is the flrst ma·
Nol only because the audience time!. . jor grant we have received."
is larger. There is also an lm1--;=========:::;:=::::========c I
mediate_ drawback to x.an~ in I NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES
some instances, R·mov1es : !'·--::::;!!!!~~~~~ They cannot be advertised ln l
about 30 newspapers around
the COWllry.
"Newspapers are be Ing
high·handed and wrong in not
advertisingX pictures,''
argues a n industry
spokesman . "The X doesn't
imply lack of quality; after
all, last year's Oscar winner,
'Midnight Cowboy ,' was rated
X. The X merely means that
the pic ture i.s not suitable for
children. Newspapers are
doing their readers disservice
by ignoring the X mov.ie." •
Critics of the ratings have
not.ed certain inconslsterlcles
in the administration of the
system. The most notable ex-
ample was ''Ryan's
Daughter."
The David Lean film was
handed an R, surprising many
reviewers who found-it to e
much more tasteful than a
number of other movies which
had been given GP.s.' The ob-
vious reason for the rattna
was the passionate love-mak·
ing between Sarah Miles and
Christopher Jones.
MGM's president, James
Aubrey, raised' a fuss and
threatened to release "R.Yan's
Daughter" without a rating .
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Mond01, Dectmbtr 14, 1970 S GAIL y P!Ult I
Layoff~ Hit
Burroughs'
Viejo Pla11t
ly P'hll lnlorlondl Music . Programs Set~.
1,000 Laguna Children Will Make D~bub
'
About 200 assembly workers at Bu.r-
TOl.!ghs Corp. Mission Viejo plant were
laid off Friday for an "indefinite'' period
of time.
Ronald F. Lamontagne, manager of
employe and industrial rel<tlioru;, said the
cutbaCk resulted from a lowered pro-
duction schedule from the marketing
division of the data procession equipment
manufacturer.
With sales dropping off, Ulere is less
need for full production of the memory
disc files produced at the Mission Viejo
plant, although 500 employes wit) con-
tinue working, Lamontagne said.
"At this point it' is impossible to tell if
v.•e'll be bringing people back in, 'or
when," he said.
Noting that the general economic
slo\\:down "has a definite bearing'' on the
layoff move, Lamontagne added "no
further reductions are anticipated."
Friday's layoff is the second for the
Mission Viejo plant in the past six
months. In July 50 workers were dismiss·
ed. ' Although Lamontagne said the layoffs
were not related to establishment of a
union at the plant bn Nov. 19, seniority
schedule!: were used to determine v.•ho
would be discharged.
Tuesday the plant marks its first year
or operation in the multi-million dollar
Mission Viejo facility. The plant had been
expected to employ nearly 1,000 by Jan.
1, 1971.
Lamontagne said some personnel ~t
Burroughs' Pasadena plant w e re
discharged Jast week, as well. but he
wasn't aware how many were involved in
that layoff.
Of those dismissed at Mis.sion Viejo,
"99 percent were assembly workers," he
said. Technicians laid off numbered "four
or five."
The plant is located at 25725 Jeronimo
Road.
Dons Earmark
Stamp Proceeds
For New Project
The Dons, San Clemente 's official host
group which organized the recent first·
day~!SUe of 1 U.S. ecology stamp series,
carne forth with the fruit of their labors
this week -$3,006 in funds to be used for
• major ecology project in the city.
Ii} ceremonies, bel4 at, i::hamber of com-+
mefce offices Wednesday .Mater DOR
Bob Gannon cffered the chec~ to the
chamber's environmental committee lo
be used toward projects benefiting the
city's environment.
No specific projects have b een
earlnarked as reL
The money 1s revenue received from
the. sale of first-day covers in several
sales centers during the October first
Issue day. Leon Hyzen, chairman of the chamber
committee, said . suggestions fcr major
projects would be welcomed by his group.
Thus far the relatively new committee
has launched one boulevard planting proj·
ect and a neighborhood cleanup drive.
''We're playing • m•rvelous new Lnun• 1•m• -We n•me • park ..
ing lot and you have to tell us wh•t It u~ to be.''
Curtiss New President
Of Capo Beach Chamber
Vaughn Curtiss of Capistrano Beach
has been installed as president of the
community's chamber of commerce in
ceremonies which included tbe award cf
two honors for outstanding service tc the
chamber and the community.
Honored were national award winning
artist Louise Leyden, a chamber director
and creatcr t>f the chamber's annual
community art·show, Capistrano Beach
Carnival of Color, and Lyn Harris Hicks,
retiring first •ice-president. She was in·
strumental in organizing the united
chambers of the Capistrano Bay area.
Mrs. Hicks was sole recipient of the
award last year, and retiring president
Jim Elliott, a Pacific Telephone Com·
pany engineer, was recipient in the first
year of the award, 1968.
The wcmen, who received bracelet
medalions inscribed with the chamber'•
recognilion for e1ceptiooal 1ervict, were
both chamber. founders and have served
on the board five years in many
chairmanships.
New cfficers were installed by John
KiWfer, eiectlve assistant to Superviaot
Alton Allen , who told the 59 members and
guests attending tbe dinner ceremonies
that Capistrano Beach ls entering ·a.year
of "tremendous change" .•
Killifer praised the chamber, saying he
kn~w of no other chamber which could
list so many achievements during the
1970 year. Secretary Jack Ingalls had
presented a summary of the group's IC·
complishments.
Officers installed with Elliott and
Ingalls were Henry McCarthy, first vice-
president; Georges Narbel, second vice-
president; Virginia Wininger, treasurer.
Directors Installed wen Anne Potter,
Bill McConnick, Mary K<Ste<, Henry
McCarthy and Virginia Wininger.
Retiring President Jim Elliott received a plaque with a gavel on the face.
recognizing his outstanding contributions
to the chamber u pmidenl
Pedestrian Hit,
Killed by Autos
On SA Freeway
A man walking on the Santa Ana
Freeway was tilled when he was struck
by thtte speeding cars, the California
Highway Patrol reported today.
Officers said the victim, Tommy E.
Lopez, 31. of Santa Rosa, left his stalled
car Saturday night near Sand Canyon
Roal! and wal~ into the trallk lanes of
'the ffeeWay. One of 'thf: carlWlilCti)hit
him !ailed to stop, the Highway Pllrol
reported,
Two other peraons died over the
-weekm!.ot'lnjuriea llllfaed.ln pr.vioua
accidenll. •
The Orange Couaty Coroner'• Office
said Steven A. Richel!, 20, of La Habra
died at St. Jude Hospital, Fullerton,
Saturday of injuries suffered Dec. 2 when
his motorcycle coUided with a car.
SWlday nigbt Don, A. Weet, 67, of
Temple City,• died at South Coast Ccm·
munity Hospital of injuries received Nov.
9. Officers said be suffered multiple frac-
tures when his car veered off the San
Diego Freeway near La Paz Road and
rolled into ·• drainage ditch.
More than 1,000 ltChool Children will
make their ritusJcal debut this week when
lhe three elemenlarf schools in Laguna
Beach present special Christmas pro-
grams.
'Under the guiding harid of music in· structor Deane· Bottorf, students at Aliso,
El Morro ana Top cf Ule World elemen·
tary schools will sing, act, dance and play
for parents and interested residents.
"Our philosophy is lhat eyery child
should h'ave an cpportunlty tc participate
I nthe program ," Bottorf said. "So every
chlld taking a musical instrument is in
the special Christmas Orchestra."
Some Students in the Christmas
Orchestra have been playing thei r
respective mmical instruments for as
few as eight weeks. The instruments in·
dude flute, clarinet. s a x o p h o n e •
trumpets, horns, violins, drums, piano
and a cello.
When Bottorf came to the . Laguna
Beach Unified School District three years
agc, there was no music program in the
elementary schools.
"Laguna Beach had quite a successful
one for many years," the music in·
structor said, "but the man who was run·
nlng it retired and there was none for
about four years until I was hired to st.art
cne."
Since Bottorf has come to the district,
he has started about 'El percent of the
fourth, fifth and sixth graders on some
kind of music;al instrument.
The results of his labor wilt be
presented In the special Christmas pro-
grams being offered at each of fhe
schools.
Bottorf said every primary grade child
In the di.strict -those in kindergarten
through Lhird grade -will • ~ke part in
the program in ooe of the drama, chorus
or band groups.
Students in the upper grades will only
take part in the programs as members of
the orchestra or chorus; Bottorf said.
* * * Holiday Concert
Set for Laguna
The music department' al Thurston
Intermediate School will present a
Christmas Ccncert Thursday at 8 p.m.
for Laguna Beach residents.
Under the direcUon of Je(f Foster, the
concert band, junior band, ~ys'. glee club
and girls' chcir will perform traditional
Christmas musi.c. More than 250 stud~nt1
will ·take J>Vt in the program.
'!be school auditorium has been
decorated for the event by the art depart-
ment with colorful dyed banners hung
from the celling. The concert is .free and
o~ lo Ille public.
County to . Get
Utility Taxes
' San Diego Gas and Electric · Companr
will pay $111 ,627 in property taxes to
Orange Ccunty this month. ,
The sum is the first segment cf 1970-'71
taxes.
The utility, which serves portions cf the
South Orange Coast, also has extensive
service tlirooghout San Diego County.
El Rancho has the hottest price in town!
Royal Gelatin .......... 12"' s1
For holiday desserts and salads! Reg. size.
Margarine ......................... 33c
Holly\vood .,. made with Saf!Jower oil! 1 lb. ctn.
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Walnuts· Almonds·
Filberts • Brazils!
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Baggies ••• 12x14 inch .,. package of 601
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Aliso Elementary School will hold its
1 program tonight •at 7:30 at the school.
Under the direction cf Mrs. Barbara
Mudge. the program will be a toy shop
scene titled "Christmas Is .•• " in whlch
the toys, played by students, will step
forward and perform a short skit.
The Christmas.Orchestra will play for
the program. The Blue Tide Band and the
Blue Tide String Enseinble will also
perform.
El Morro Elementary School will
prese nt its prcgram W~nesday at. 7:30
p.m. The school chcrus will slog and the
program, under the dfrection of Miss
Connie Cran~. will include performances
by the Christmas Orchestra, the school
band and a group cf students playing
song flutes.
Top of the World ~ l!c""'I
will presenl two _.,... b)' tjlO
students. The primary lrlden,wlD atop
their pr<>ductlon tonight at 7:30. nuea
"Christmas Tree on Tree Top Lane," q.
studeots will perform ,SOllP and di,_
frtm Mexico, larael, Enjlud and
Hawaii. A 1fOUP of tbtrd. grade tODc
World ldlool will present tlielr .,......,
is directed by Mrs. Joap ,SWllUb;lugh.
The upper grade atudentJ at i~ Of.' the
World school wUI ,preeent· their ~
on Tuesday at'7:SO-p.m. Also d!rected lw
M,., swwbaugh. the program Will
inCJude a play abcut a famUy deollratbaa
a Olristmas tree, and numbers of tii
chorus, band, and Olristmas orcheslra,'
All ol the perionnanca m lreo iiid
open to the ..,bile. -
Treasure Safe
Pagoda 'Survives' Laguna Display
Laguna Beach Oriental art dealer Har-
ry Lawrence breatfled a slgh or relief this
weekend as a $50,000 solid jade pagoda,
which had been on display in his South
Coast Highway showroom fcr a week,
was· locked· safely back in its vault in Lca
Angeles.
"1 can't wait till it gets out cf here,"
said Lawrence Friday. "Jl's a beautiful
thing, but I lie awake nights worrying
about it."
The Ching Dynasty pagoda of spinach
jade {named for its color) stands 50 in-
ches tall and is· made· in eight sections,
each carved out of a kingsli.e piece of
jade. Six hanging bells dangle from ita
eaves and 12 carved Buddhas adorn Its
wails.
The rare art object was brought to
Laguna as part or a special exhibit that
drew some 500 collectors frcm throughout
the United States to Lawrence's head-
quarters at Warren Imports, 1910 S.
Coast Highway.
The pagoda was in equally rare com-
pany in the· display that featured three
famed collections of Orie ntal art cbjects
fashioned from jade, porcelain, brcnie
and ivory.
Included were such iterna 11 a &!ant
Cloill<lnne· bowl valued at '10,000, an m-
1 tlque jade hotse worth $2,500, a pair of
plates bearing the seal of a 16th century
Emperor, valued at $5,000 and an arr1,1
of 'uniQ1;1e anUff boitles worth front $&O to
$5,000.
~aid ~edicated. Lagunan Lawrence as
he supervised the departure of the
preCJi:lus p'.agoda', "Ii Was v'ery nice to
have it here .. It impresses pecple to find
lhlngS like that in Laguna."
The · pagoda. he 8.dded was b£ought to
the · Unitfid States by · its oWner. a
gentleman from Hong Kcng whose family
has been dealing In art cbjects for
generations.
"He wculd like lo sell It," said
Lawrence, "but of course that might take
quite a few years."
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CQunty Boy, 8 Shot ··
In Bai;k by Shotgun=;
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·n~rted. ~
Officers s81d ~ younger boy's woundl
were minor. Tbe boy who obtained U.
shotgun in hls borne alter a quarrel bat
been detairied at juvenile hall.
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l Khrushchev Claims JFK Backed Down
Wic\<s
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At Holiday
B'· DICK WF.8T
WASHINGTON -A Mrs. Clingcloser of
ft , g, Mont, writes: ''your lntervP•
' William Shakespeare IJlve tJ ..
led and clarified many of the
NEW YOf\K (AP) -NJldta S.
Khruahchev contends It was Prts1dtnt
John F. Kennedy -and not be -who
backed down in the Cuban misslle crlall
in !NI, according to the final lnltallmtnl
in Llfe this week of "Khrulhcbev
Remembtrs." It 11ys the SovJet ml11lle
ratUtng preeerved Cuban comnumllm u
an uample for other LaUn Amerlcam.
By this account, KeMedy appealed
Ihtough an "almost cryin&" Robert F.
Kennedy for Khruabchov to onler the
minilts r«noved because he feared the
U.S. Army would overthrow him u preal-
dent and take PQWer.
l(hruabchev is quoted as 11ylng Soviet
ml.uile pcwer in Qiba waa enough to deltroi New York, Chk:ago and other ln-
dustria.l centers, 81 well 81 Washington.
'Ibe reminiacences claim a complete
vi¢ory for communism In the crisis
because Khruahchev oblalned from the
U.S. government assurances there would
be no attempt to invade CUba.
"The Caribbean crisis was a triumph of
Soviet foreign policy and a personal
triump}\ of my own career," Khrushchev
ls quoted as saying.
"Cuba exists as an independent
Sociall1t cowilry, right in front of the
open jaws of predalory American im·
perialism. Other Latin American peoples
are beginning to realize what steps they
can take to liberate themselves from
~ lmperlal!IW and JMllOllOlllll.
Hopefully Cllba's emnple will conllnue
to shine."
'Ibis llnal lnltallment In Life of ez.
tracts fn>m the book 0 Xhru1ehev
•Remembtn" to be. publilbed by Little,
Brown and CO. nut Monday, allO touch-·
ed on the 19$5 Big Four summit m~tin&
In Geneva where the rt~ 11y
Khrushchev met "tbal cur ••• that siniltel'.
man," John Foot.r Dullet; Vietnam and
China; Berlin, and the defe<tioo of
Stalin'• daughter, Svethma Alllluyeva,
now Mrs. William Wtlley Peters.
Life bas decuned to say bow " obtained
the remln1-A note bearlnl
Khruahcbev'I name WU dJstributed by
Tus Jut month ,tn Moe«>w denying be
had turned over any memoln or
reminiscences to a foreign publbber.
Informants tn Moscow oay the acoount
may be Khruahcbev'1 taken from tape
recOrdings. ·
Some have attributed obvious Oaw1 in
the, rem.inlscencts to the faltering
memory of an old man. Kbrulhcbev now
is 77.
This lftslallment contains one error.
Khrushchev ls quoted as telling Kennedy
In 1981 he helped him get elected by
withholding the release of U2 pilot, Fran-
cis Gary Powers, who was shot down ln
the Soviet Union In IlllO, until after the
t isauH ol our Uma. Q:>uld yo11 now
out the bani f0< bll JmprealonJ of
shopping!" Electrical Workers Halt
CouJdst and wouldst:
Q. Long time, 1IO-. Mt.--· How-have yoo been!
A. "J hive bea in such a plckle lhce I
uw you last. I am almost out at heels. So
weary with dlluten, tua'd with
fortune. ..
British Powe1· Slowdown
Q. In other words, you have been
Christmas shopping. It U pnUy '""'b.
this year?
A. "I could a talk u n f o Id whole
Jigblest WOl'd would bormf. up the ""1,
freeze the youog blood, make lbe two
eyes, like stars, 1tart from tbeir llJheres,
Jhy knotted and combiDed k?\:kl to port,
aod each part!~ balr to -.., end, like quilll .,... Ibo fretful pomllllne."
Q. Thal.bod, ell1i!llllm yoq .. ii the
stores do yoq have trouble ~ i ·cton;
to watt on you?
A. .. Clean starved fqr a loot."
Q. I have beud nporll lbat much o1
Olla year's mr::rcbandlle ls Inferior.
A. "A deol of sk!mbleakamble stuff.
the very rats instinctively have quit ll I
would that thou and I knew Ntt: a com·
modity of g o o d names were to be
bought.''
Q. 1 also have heard that a lot cf
merchandise is over-priced.
A. "You P8:( a i:reat deal too dear."
Q. Some &lioppers complain th8t tiy the
time they get to the store the aalti 1~
already are gone. Would ybu comment oo.
that?
A. "The ripest fruit faU. fir&t. ~t
you cannot a1 you would achieve, you
must perforce aceomplisb as you may."
Q. Isn't th·at pretty hard on you I'
pocketbook?
A ... Forty thousand brothers could not,
vdth all their quantity of love, make up
mv sum." Q. Police 1ay ahopllften are very ~
this season. Is that true?
A. "No man's pie is freed from hll am-
bitious finger."
Q. How does a abopllfter operate?
A. ''Paddling palms and pinclµng
fingers. One, two and the thfrd ln your
bosom ."
Q. Do you 'have any adviCe to off~r
those of UJ who haven't done our
Christmas shopping yet?
A. "Put mo'ney in the purle."
Q. Thank you, Mr. Shakespea:e.
· -UPI
LONDON (AP) -Britain's electrlcal
worken Fled off their power slowdown
today, assuring SS million Brlt.onl or a
Christmas with Jili;hb!I, heat and other
facilities they missed in a week of
brownouts..
Union negotiator Frank Chapple an-
nounced lbe surprise after a marathon
session with the government and lta £1ec-
triclty COWX:ll a1 11an act of good faith
with the nation."
1be dlffer,ences between a uruon aeek-
tng 25 percent· more pay and a coundl
willing to give only 10 percent remained.
Even a national court of inquiry to
recommend a peace formula remained
uncertain.
11le 125,000 power station workers
wanted absolution from blame. The
government wanted Io make cerlaJn the
British ecooomy dJdn't suffer and .feared
..wag olf JPiraling infiaUon.
Employment MJnlmr Robert Carr
ICbeduJed ·another negotlaUng IWioP
with 'the anion.
"For the moment," said Chapple, 11we
have taken the opportunity for everyone
to have second thoughts on th~ situation.
We are making an act of good faith with
this nation.
Chapple aaid the wiions have been un-
fairly accused. Public irritation bas been
mounting as rolling dimouls snuf!ed out
the ligblll across Britain.
•'Thls la the only way to put it right,"
Red Cross Fund
Citizen of Year
Chairman Named
SAIGON (UPI) -Experts on North.
Vielnamese affairs said today Com-
munist rejection of an extended holiday
cease-fire from Christmas through the
lunar new year (Tel) Jan. 26 may be
causing morale problems among Red
military units and the civilian populace in
the north.
Since the initial rejection Nov. 25 of a
protracted cease-flre the Viet Cong's
clandestine liberation radio, believed hid-
den in the jungles of northeutem Cam-
bodia, and North Vietnam's Hanoi radio
have devoted seven broadcast! to ex-
planaliona of the rejecUon.
said Chapple. "We are trying Io give the
naUon a fair Slake. We do not intend' to
go on arguing another 24 houri for doc-
trinaire reasona."
RTilain breathed with relief u they
renewed their Christmas shopping in
.stores where the lights no longer glittered
on me rchandise display& ·and de<:orated
trees atood dark and rather fortOrn.
The emergency wun't over. The
dimoul.I atW rolled across the country;
But no later than Ouistmaa Eve, the
public happily calculai.d, all the lights
would be burning normally.
In the hospitals and the bomu o1 the
aged where electricity meant heat
agatnst the near-freeling cold the bite or
the dlmoutl was more punishing. The
EledrlCtty Council waroed that the
public must turn nH Ihelt um>ecdsary
elecitldty sttl~ ar beavler pewer C!lls
would follow.
300 Feared Dead
Jn, 2 Colom.bia11
Slide Disasters
BOGOTA (UPI) -search crews mov-
ed cauUoualy Sunday into a Ooodsoaked
tangle' of mud and rock where u many
as 300 peraons were feared dead in the
worst disaster in recent COiombian
his.tory.
Two avalanches of mud and rock
thundered down the slopts of the
northwestern Andes early Saturday, en-
tombing scores of persoos. The slides
dammed the already rainiwolleD Cauca,
Colombia's second river, and Doodwaten
swept away a roadside restaurant crowd-
ed with stranded travelers.
Officials said two crowded buses and
more than 25 trucks and cars waiting for
road gangs to clear away the debris of
the first avalanche were buried in the se..
cond cascade of mud and rqck. A fr~ighl
train on tricks paralleling the hi&)i.way
also was buried. ,
Five miles of road and six mlle3 . of
railroad ln the disaster area, M:tween the
towns of Pintada llld Supia on Ute border
between AntlOquia and Supia atates, Mrt
blocked by the slides.
Rescuen were Jl'OCeedin& with cauUon
because of Jhe daqv of new slldu.
Icy Storm Chllls Northeast
But Rest of Nation Enjo ying Sunny, Clear Skie s
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electJon oo "thal son of a bllch Rldllrd
Nixon" could not claim be could deal With
lhe Russtans.
Shortly after Kinned,y'f election the.
Jtusa:lam announced the releate of two
U.S. Alf Force il!M7 pilots who had been
shot dowl'I oh Soviet aoU.rBut Powftl was
nol rtleased until early JMZ.
Commenting on ~ eecUon. devoted to·
the CUban mllllla c:rbls, Life S&1'
remarks attributed to Robert F.#tcen-.
nedy, the U.S. attorney general at tbe
Ume, t•are extremely unlikely." 1 •
1 "Khruahchev Remembers: Part JV ..
says the KremlJn wu pleued at the way
the forces of Fldil castro tl!re• baek tbe
Bay of Pl(I Jnvujon ht Aprll 1111, but the
le1den:hip wa ConCerned tbat another one rmgbf tuec:.d. 1 , I
The INtallment aa,ys: "If Qlba fell,
otber !Aun ~ """nlfi!S WOUid re-ject u., e1a1m1ng tllat !Or au • mJghl
the Soviet llhion hadn't. been able 19 do
abythJng for CUba e1.cept imate. empty: ~ lq the Uiilted Na11o-.. We had to
think. up sOme Wl;)'I of ,confronting
America with ri'lore UWt <worqs. The
logical answer was niluUei.
••n was high Ume ·Amtrlcl learned
what it feels like to bllve ber own land,
and her own people Jhr9-.!.
•11 want to make one ~ abeolutely
clear: when we put our ballbUc mt.nu
in Cuba, wt bad·no desire tQ •lar1 a war.
Our prlncJJ»J aim was to deter America
froni starting a war ... We wanted to
keep the Americans fl'Of1l invading CUbl,
and we wanted to make them think twice
by confrQI)ting the!ll with our mlllllts.
This goal. we acbie'fed -but not without
undergoing a petiod of perl1ous tens.ion. ·
"We had i~talle{t enough inlsalles
already to destroy New York, Cblcaio
and the other lnduatrlal titles. not to
mention a little vill•ge like Washington. I
don't think America had evtr faced such
a real threat of destruction u at lbat
moqitQt."
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Gab Session
By Senators--
_Facing SST
WASHING;roN . ~AP) :--A
. $210 mUlion.compromlSE;, aim-
ted at keepihg the supersonic
1transport alive appiared'today
cleared for House passage, but
still !!teing a tbreatened . .
filibuster in the Senate.
Although there had been lit-
Ue doubt before t o d a y ' s
scheduled vote that the House
would app1'0ve the SST money,
part of an over-all $2 .. 7 -billion
.. transporta,tion funding b i 11 , ·
Rep. Sidney R. YE!teS had .
vowed a fight again.st the
measure worked out by a
House-Senate conference com-
mittee.
The H()ijSE! last week ap-
proved President Nixon.'s re-
quest for $290 million in SST
money by a 213-174 vote, but
the SeMate had already decid-.
ed 52 to 41 to kilt any'fun'ds for
the supersp'.eed plane. Cost
was a factor in the Senate op-
position, but. much of the ob-
jection was rooted in en-
vironmental concern.
Comedian
Sets Trip
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Bob
Hope, the ·millionaire combat
comedian, leaves toda,y on his
?.0th annual Christmas tour to
en l'e rta In A mer le an
servicemen abroad.·
It is Hope's seventh con·
secutive Christmas .in the
Vietnam war zone and his 29th
year of entertaining GJs.
Monday, Dtc!r11ber 14, 1970 •
No Rebellion Seen
DAILY PILOT . ·~ s-_
·:
GOP Governors Convening .
SUN VALLEY, ld~ho (AP)
-Republican governors. their
ranks thinned by election
defeats, may try to persuade
the White House to adopt a
new po!itlCa! look in· the 1971
campaign, urging that the
GOP put its emphasis on the
positive-rather than on the at~
tack.
But one Republican
governor said his e-0lleagues
are not likely to stage any
political rebellion -in part'
because so many lame duck
governors would like jobs in
the administration.
Thirty GOP governors and
governors-elect hold the flrst
business-session today at their
winter conference in this
snowy mountain r-esort .
Ten of them here will be
yielding their statehouses to
newly elected DemOO{,ats next
month . All told, Democrats
• •
displaced eleven Republican AdministraUon," said Coy. ~
governors in the November Gov. Don Samuehon of •
elections. Idaho, another lame duCk, ~
''One of lhe things that's aald he woukl like an ap. l
going to keep this from being ~ntment to wor'k on Western t
vtry flashy is that about half stat.ea pJ'Oll'ama for the in-,.
the people here an looking for terior or 1 I r I c u 1 t u re ;
jobs in the Nlxon departments. . i
•
Nine Die in NY Blast • • • • l
NEW YORK (UPI) -Nine
people have died in the
powerf,ul explosion th a t
demolisbed a three-story
building across from city hall
here, and the inspection of the
wreckage for more victims
continued today.
The blast Friday afternoon.
apparently was caused by a
gas leak, lire de;partment of-
ficials said. There were SS
people injured, 15 of whom
still were hospitalized today.
The bodies of seven were :
found in the rubble Saturday i
and early Sunday, and twa f
people died in a hospital of -
their injuries. Two of the dead
were·unidentified, but officia1'
were checking if they rniPC,
be a city 1>0liceman and bi!t.,
wife who disappared after
they said they .were going to
the neighborhood where the
explosion occurred to buy ta
Christmas present for one :,r ...
their children.
Accompanying him are --------------------------------
singer-dancer· Lola Falana and
Johnny Bench, star catcher of
the Cincinnati Reds. COLD • • • NEVER
SHOPPING 15 FUN
Would-b~ r.escuers failed in their efforts '·to persuade Cylvester Nunnally, 21,
of East Ofange, New JerseY,, to climb from bis precarious perch below tpe
.Williamsburg Brid.ge in New York. He jumped or fell 150 feet into the icy East
River but was plucked unhurt -except for.i torn pants -from the water by.
police.
Yates' criticism, however,
look a different route. He con-
tended the $210 million com-
promise figure would only
boost cost while-delaying con-
struction.
In two weeks the troupe will
visit the U.S. Military
Academy at West Point, N.Y.,
and U.S. servicemen in
England, West Gernlany, the
6th Fleet in the Mediler·
ranean, Thailand, Vietnam,
Korea and Alaska.
&oath Coast ?Im
l llSTOL et SAN Dll60 fl WY .. COSTA MBA
Pipe Bomb Explodes
Near GE Office Unit
NEW YORK (UPI ) - A The group. whose que in
pipe bomb exploded early to-English is Revoluti~Ann-
ed lodependence 'Movement , day oustide the New York City advocates revolutionaf}" tac-
offices of the General Electric lies' .illld wants indeperiaence
Co. A Puerto Rican· nationalist fi-oin ·the United St.ates1, for
gl-oup claimed ;esponSibility. · Puerto· Rico.
, A young · 'A'.Oman . walkingl;===========;;::;I
mor~ than a block from· th e,
m i d -Manhattan skyscraper
was struck in ·_the leg by a
small piece of debris. No one
else was hurt, however, and
the police said there was 'little
damage to the building
because the explosive .was
placed against a heavy steel
curtain at the front entrance.
. A radio station reported it
-received a. "tele])bone ; .call ~oments ~~,the 1:08 a.rti.
EST explosiqft;: lrom a person
who said: "qeneral Electri~ is
going to be<'b~wn •up -thlS is
MJRA." '
A year ago':today an .'unex:
J)loded . bomb Was found in a
San Juan Hotel where Puerto
Rico Go v. Luis Ferre was
scheduled to speak.
The following week
fh:ebombs were set in New
York at a Puerto Rican bank ,
1 retail store and an office o(
the Commonwealth of Puerto
Rico_. MIRA said its members
were responsible for each of
lhe incitlen1$:
Nu:r'se Given
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'SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A
federal appeals court has
given Capt. Susan Struck
another 10 days to continue
her fight against b e i n g
d1sCharged from the U.S. Air
F,orce for having a_baby.
Capt. Struck, 26, who is un-
n'utrried, became pregnant
While serving as a nurse in
Vietnam. Her daughter. born n.ec. 3 at McChord Air Force
Bate, Wash., will be adopted
by ' friends in Omaha, Neb.,
she said.
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Resistance n. Mdl111 al• &volutio11MY
Orange County A11essor Andrew Hln1h1w , who has
often seemed as attracted to controver1y aa a moth to
flame, ls breaUting defiance once more. ·
This time he Is reli1tlng audit of his department by
County Auditor-Controller V. A. Helm and bis alaU, ex·
cept on Hinshaw's own tenns. For four-and-a-half month$ he has stalled the audit,
to which all county department.a are subject in the nor-
mal course or events. He has argued that the audit ts
the responsibility of tho State Board of Equallzatlon or
the Oranee County Grand Jury. .
Despite Hinshaw's assertion that the auditor-co~
troller's staff "will be unable to understand what we are
doing from our records," he apparenUy ts willing to have
just about any other agency do the job. He bas suggested
that an audit performed by the county auditor's stall
might be a "witch bunt." The auditor has replied that
there is no Intent to do anything other than audit the
assessor's department In the same professional way all
other county departments are audited.
The Board of Supervisors, rebuffing Hinshaw. has
quite properly directed the asaossor to give tho audlton
the freedom and independence so essential to an etfec·
tive audit. And Hinshaw's employes are directed to an·
ewer questions on penalty of discharee U they fail to
comply.
No one has suggested that the assessor's office is out
of line in its accounts or pracUees, or that it is in any
more need of audit than any other ~epartment. Nor in
any less need.
The simple hard fact is that any assessor's office
has great discretion and pretty arbiirazy power. Its d ..
cisions and operations can be of great economic impor-
tance to peoP,le and organizations with substantial eco-
llOllllc or political stakes.
Al.!o, by its very technical nature, It ls almost Im·
mune from meanineful scrutiny by private citi.Jens or
by the 1upervlion or th• county admlnl1trotlve olfJCer.
In fl1irtlnr •1almt the audit by the duly con1tltuted
county ·•Ulce, Hln1haw II In .a.ct t.mitc the people of
Oraoge COllDly to go mind their own bu1lne11.
He 1eem1 to be for1ettlnc that It'• not "hi•" depart-
ment. Every Item .in ~ depertment and every record
ii th• property of the people of Orange County. As ouch,
the records •hould be open to the people ol this countr.
at any moment, without ob1tructlon, throuch their l•C• •
Iy authorized representatives.
An asaessor who lights a routine audit ol hi• depart·
men!, or who tries to delay tt for whatever purpooe, or
to 11t it limited to information of his chooslnr. ha1 auc·
cetded tn c11t1nc a cloud of doubt over hirn1eU and hill
department.
Hinshaw'• own surprhlna: actions have made a
prompt audit all tho more. mandatory, if for no other
raaaon than to maintain public confidence tn this vitally
Important county depertment ·
Wood Safer Than Steel
Single-cat accldant1, U1ually Involving a car uncon-
irollably leaving the hl&bway and Jiriklng I post or
other o!f·road object, may result in reduced. personal
Injury and property damage on the heaviest traveled
highways and freeways in Oranae County if a new proj-
ect produces expected results.
The state Division of Highways will soon replace
with wooden po1ts 1om1 of the 1teel posts used to 1up.
port traUlc signs. Quick-anappinf wood has lltile of
1teel's re1i1tance· to impact.
This is all to the lood -but real highway safety
will continue to depen on driver adherence to the Gol-
den Rule while drivinl defensively at all times.
Government Expected to Survive
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. band& equipped with
eiploaives for
dutroying wperaiiBt
nr institutioM .. a11d
illna<:ent byatanders
Roszak Book
ls A.lready
Out of Date
Dear
Gloomy
Gus: Camho4ians Show Courage, Stamina
This .._tor at San Francllco State
no 1... thin 15 cwne1 in Enclllh.
sociology, paycbolol)', educatloa, . and
creative arta ire using u a test, •'The•
Molting ol a Counter Culllln," by ·
Theodore Roeiak !Aochor Boob, 19811).
The counter cul-
ture bas been rever-
enUy opoken of by
'"th-it commenta-
tors {"They ha v e
11omelhlng to teach
us") and nurtured
by such branches of
the Establishment as
publilhers, drw de-
signers, and the en-
M!rtainmenl lndullrY.
As every parent li:noWI, tho rebellioUa
young love to tum. everything Upilde
down. Jn our afnuent tociety they live In
real or Imitation poverty. Brought up by
a:erm-conscious mothers, they adjust
C'"lmfortably to dirt. lntrodu~ to science
from the flrst grade, they abandon It for
•strology 1:11d wttchcrafL Mocking con-
ventional ideals of beauty, they di1C8n1
$100 contact lenses to adopt granny
glasses.
BUT WRY? And why la all thl! ac--
companled by ruch self-righteousness?
Ro&:zak'a book eets forth the rationale
not only to the englightenmtnl of
bewildered elders, but a~. I am sure. to
the gratification of the young rebels
themselves who must enjoy being com-
pared to the early Christians.
Aa if they wtre separate essays, writ-
ten at different times, there are chapters
on the various gurus of the new spirit -
Allen Ginsberg, Alan Wattl, Timothy
Leary, Herbert Marcuse. and ·Paul (;ood..
man, written with considerable balance.
No one could ask for a more devastating
view of Leary's "counterfeit tnflnfty."
There ls a sharp analy1ll of the appeal of
7.en. The urge for communal livifte 11
1ympatheUcally e&l'lalned.
BUT TRIS Is after you have got
through Rosiak's indictment of our
culture, which la Jn two chapters 11 pick-
ed wllh •weeptnc jud&menta and u short
on documentation N anything I've ever
road, exctpl' perblipo Robert Welch'•
"Blue Book of lhe John Birch Society." A
couple of quot" from Roeiak:
.. We call It 'free enterprtH.' But It la a
vastly restrictive system of ollgopollatlc
market me.nipul1Uoo, tied by in·
,---B11 George --...,
Dear George:
J read your column Ill the time
ind enjoy IL But, tell me -don 't
you sorneumes make people furl-
owi, the ODel with no sense of hu·
mot?
T. J.
Dear T. J.:
Probably bot lt'a incidental -
the people wJth no 1enae of humoc
my f\Jrloul anyhow.
Dear Geo1111 I haft J1111 nod your column. >.>
far u rm CJlllCS110d, your lltU•
l}'lldl<atod column rnalctJ more
-fJllD .... ol lhe edlton wrfle. Should ! wrlta lo the edlton in your
b<half! C. T.
Deir C. T.:
Whal editon! Your JoU.r J111t
. coat mt 16 papen.
'
U you inllll throw an emp\y blv·
erase un out of )'OW' car windoW,
pleue make It an aluminum c:an
oo tl)at the IUY who pl ck 1 It up
will make 1 half cenl
-H. B. l\fcD.
w.11r ..... " ......... .... ,... "" ""' . ....., ..... ""' ......
llltuUOllllilld corruption to tho groat..!
munlUolll boondoolle in hialory and
cledlcated to lnfantali%ing the public by
turning it into a herd of compulsive con-
&umera." ·
"We are a civUiz1Uon sunk in an
unshakable commitment to 1enocide,
gambling mfdlY with the unlverAl ex·
termination of the world."
'l1IE1IE ARE PAGES of IRICh auer·
tionl. Proof? The eailtonce of lhe Viet-nam Wll' and ~ atomic bomb. Q.E.D.
The Villain? Not "capitalism," the vUl•ln
of the Old Left, but "technocracy." The
.atuUon? ''Total reject.ion" of 1clenct,
technocracy, and the nllUng c:ultura,
and the sublUtuUon of a more humane
society, ln C01llOIW)Clt with nature and in
amity with man. (One wonders, frtvolOUt-
ly. if those advocatlna the overthrow of
technocracy have really contemp1attd a
life-style without the Volkswacen bUI!)
Counter culturea do have somethbtt to
ten us. That h11 been thtlr fUnctlon
throughout history -to provide 1 refup
for creativity and d.Uference, to test out
altemaUve hypotheles about human
nature, to initiate change in the majority
culture. So there have been the Bohe-
mians tn Paris and Greenwich VIilage,
the Quakers. Hussltes, and Shaker•. the
Taolsts and the Zen prlesta, all critlcl1lng
the mainstream cuJture. in one way er
another. 11>e P\lrltans were a counter
culture to the re.Ian of the Stuart& and the
Restoration in turn wu 1 counter culture
to the Puritans.
WE WHO ARE OVER 50 aloo had our
rejection of the culture, lived in 1arrets
or dreamed of doing oo. thoulhl the rat
of tho world motorlalllllc and ounelvoa
finer · lfalned ad more cru.Uve, and
dre1med of devotln1 our Uvea to arut
CIUlel. Some ot ua &et\lllUY did IO.
But u we walked around the wall& of
Jericho and blew our trumpetl, we were
oatlsfled with tho be411UfU! mlllic ,..
were m.alc1n1. We didn't think tht ••Ill were about lo come tumbllnc down. The
en<my WU too ltmlg, too benlehted, and
acarcely knew 'fl'e were there.
But. or cour•, we wen not oa TV. Tc> day Ille noise and tzumpoUng of tho
marcher& ta macntfled ten-thoullftdlold,
and ii doe& indeed seem u ff tho waUa
were about to come tumbllna dowri. And
that acares hell out of tllOle tmlde the
wal~. who merely build their deft""'
hifl)ler.
AND JT SHOULD scare t h o 1 e
marchlna outside. too. Success and at-
tention have already almost da:troyed
what WU good Ind Valid in todak:.:un-
ter culture. and In many ways ~·· book Is out of dale. Thero hu nol lietn tho
slow maturation necnury to produce ·
permanent dl1nce. Instead thtrt hu
been a grottsque uc1l1Uon -from an
ethically-baaed p 1 c I f It m to the
Weathermen; from the lnt.trest In u-
pandlna CONdousntu lo dealh through
.. ..-. of cln&p : from I b a
flowtr children of Hai&ht Alhbury te
demonilm and rltual tortwe; from lbe
search for community to the M•naoo
f1mlly. And It all happened so c .. u
By 8. 1. H1yaklW"1
Pmklt1t
• Saa rneclooe sea .. C.U.1•
WASHINGTON -Tho embatUed Lon
Nol government, which at fim was 1iven
only a JIO.llO chance of prevenlin( a Com-
munist takeover of
Cambodl1, is now
elPlcied to rurvin. 'I'll~ ii tho .......
ment Pre1tdent Nix·
on c•ve coniresalon-
a! leaders tho other
day at a 1ecret White
HOUie brllfinl. Also
pruent wer1 Sec:re-
lary ill Slate Bill
Rogers. Secrelary of O.fo,.. Mel Laird,
and Wh.lte House national security &d·
viser Henry Kissin&er.
Laird attributed the Cambodiona'
strong atand to a "rtmarbble e&hibiUon
of courqe and atamina."
ROGllM ADDED Iha\ 75 lo IO perctnl
of the Conmnmilt suppliea had come
through lhe port of Slhanoukvlll•. no!
down the Ho Chi Minh infiltration 1'1>Uleti.
After the port WIS cJOled to the Com-
munlail, be said, it "choked off" the~
ability lo fi&hL
Expandinl on UU11 Kiallncer said our
blot lntalllltnee -too bad 11ven the
volume of suppllet throu(h Sihanoukvlll•
at only one-third tht actual amount. He
lllo rovuled that tho lale&I Soulh Vie~
namae drive inlo Cambodia had
captured tho IOCOOd larlNI Cammunlit
cache of arqg ever found. r
Prealdenl Nlnn told the congresalona!
loadera blunUy tba\ hla doctrine of
di.ene11ement 11 IOID& to cost more
money. The price -be paid, be said, so American troops ctn be pulled out of
trouble 1pota lrOllDd tbe world.
Tiii: WJTBDBAWAL of 20,000 troopo
from South Koraa, he aaid. as an ex-
ample, would ruin the economy of several
villagea that have been dependent upon
the AmericlNI. These vll11ges wlU be
"destitute," he said, unless the U.S.
rw:hes in economic aid. He added that
military aulatance mu.st also be provided
to beef up the Hlf-dtfenae forces .
The Pruident 1aid he eipected
"everybody" to vote for aid to llrael, but
he in5iated that his foftlgn assbtance re-
quest was a "packaae" and, therefore,
••indivisible."
He appealed for funds for Cambodia,
South Korea, Nationalist China and
Turkey as well as Israel. The aid \\'Iii
nece:snry, he said, "lo help these coun·
· trJn help themselves."
Footnote : Kissinger stressed that no
Americans, not even military advisers,
will be sent to cambod.ia. More than 50
U.S. military personnel, now attached to
the American embassy in Phnom Penh,
are strlcUy observers and llalaon olficert.
CRICAGO Concre11m1·n John
Klueynlki, head of the House hlgllw1y
subdomm.ittee, has ena:l.neered what may
be q,e biggest piece of pork in history In-
to the highway bill now up for action in
the House.
The project is a 20-mile stretch of ex·
pressway across Chicago which will cost
the taxpayers an estimated $1 billion. Th.e
stagaering price tag-more than the
Hoo·.-er Dam cost-had led
Transportation Dtpartment officials to
include U in a list of highly questionable
Significance of the Riles
ElecUon of Wlloon C. RU• u
Superintendent ol Publtc lnotructlon in
Callfomla la of lhl -lmpo<lenco in
lhl &lilte. and of natlonll moment oe
entr•I counta.
No other Nqro in Amtrlc:an blltory
has ever polled eo many vota u Nlet
did and tllla,· ln itHlf, ii 11pUficant, for
Co!ifornla hu Iona
borne the .reputsll«!
among c:omtditnJ or
b e I n I polltlca!ly
shallow and capr!cl· ....
Rll• pn>vod this .fl. ~ flue, proved
thlol when tho Coll· <~1
fornla electorate ls '" faced "1'11 a clear 11-oue. It !1 qul1' capeble of chooslni a can-
dida1' who slvoa evidence of beinC tho ooe moat quallfled for tho olflco ooush~
ftlmi•11 of uir ....... and aupsrl!cla!
lacton. But lhe Rllea vlclory II 1IPl!lcanl in
another phan: white Amerlc1n1 ot the
Lincoln era (and Lincoln himalff) would
be dumbfounded lo know Iha\ in a -
1ury any Negro, 1wlmmina aplN\ ·a
detp-niMln& 1trt1m or national preJ.
udlct, coulcf attain by .Wtraae to such a
po&IUon of trua~
Thia leada te lllOther count: lhl event
Is lhe moat ltunninl on&Wtr yet le tho
latter-day whine of blaclt 1ctMats, ln-
cludin1 maey nvolulionlrft•, t.hat 1n the United Stales a black 111111 ltaan1 1
chanct. that all roads to achievement are
barred lo him by the while majority.
POLITICAL WRrrEM can provide
you with 1 plausible uUmate of how
many white votu went to Rllea. and thll
column cannot. But it can take a guta
that the number ran upward of 2.S
million.
This IUHUls'lllOther phua: tho RU11
victory did nol reoult from an -al
Quotes
1\olf Anttas, L. A., w • f I • 11rflq;
cbamp, sen Of TV sw Jim Ante•• -
"It's my rener1Uon and I'm •1th it -
although I don't agree wJth the premi!e
that everything should be torn down so It
can be rebuill betl,."
explotion of l)'ftlplthy for a black can-
didate. It hu been a 1tt1dfast growth of
Ill montha, when whit• parents became
aware they had an alt.ern1t.ive to the Raf-
ferty school administration.
This alternative appeared in print and
on television as a reasonable man, acute-
ly aware of the immense school problem
which California shares Wlth other states,
and a determination to attack it, not with
heroics or prepossessions or hangups , but
with common sense.
Of course, Max Rafferty iided Riles by
pursuin& indefatigably his own heroics
The True 'Dirty Words'
It's odd and sad that ao many people
object to "dirty words" of a teXual
n•llU'I -which may be offe"nslve to tome
-ean but have never. been lbown to do any
actual harm -whlle
they accept and use
and honor tho moot
d&n11rous worda of
all.
Thlae Worda are
1b1tract poliUc:a!
concepts lhlt can
mean whatever you
want \Mm to mean
-word1 lllce "Amer·
lcanlllft0 Ind "socialism" and "anarchy''
and "libertY" and "justice'' and "pea~··
and •'tcJ'lalUy" and "democratic'• and
"repubUCIJ'I" and "ertremism" and doz-
em of others.
1JI' WE JtEA.U. Y wanted to raise the
ltvtil of public discussion and political
morality, we would ban the use of these
Ustrad wordl tor a couple of yur1 -or at iellt mike the users pay 1 heavy rme
if IHey could not define and defend their usace to central 11U1facUon.
For thue are the wOflll lhtt hurt and
kill -words that in81me the public, set
off crlst1 and spark wan, rupture con-
flcSencc in the commonwealth, and pre-
vent clt1r and honest communicatlon
betwteo rivals. Jt may not be true, u
atmanlldJta 1 u 1 g e s t , that our
dJU&l'ff111tntl m ltrgely verbal; but It
ta true that our bid verbal habits make
mutual underatandinc nearly lmpoulble.
WHAT ooa a phrase like "free
tn~lse" mean? Er1ctly nothing. It 11
a fla1·w1vlnt combtnalion oC two other
phrases : "free compeUtion" and "private
enterprise."
But many people who are in favor of
private enterprise are not really in favor
o( free competition. They remain
strangely sile nt about s1.1:h manipulations
of the market economy as subsidies, cost.
plus-contracts, monopolies, price-fixing,
import-duties, oil-depletion allowances,
and so forth. All "private tnterpriee"
means lo them is the right to do
whatever they like without government
inspection or intervenUon.
ON THE LEFT, what d 0 e I
''democratic soclall!m'' mean Jn Russf1?
Also exactly nothing. It is an emotional
phrase to make tht slaves of the Soviet
system feel that they are ''particip1Una''
in some noble ca11!1e, when In reality the
"democracy" is non-existent. and the
''socialism" is enjoyed only at the top by
a bureaucratic elite.
ffltltr also called his reg Im e
1'democre.tic," and uie actual name of
the N •tl party WAI 'N 1Uonal SOclallst
Labor" -which ruined the naUon. killed
the socialists. and turned llbo~ra Into
serfs. All under lhfJ banoer of political
abatractions.
The true "dirty word&'' or humanity
have nothing to do with ser. They have to
do with abstrld id11!1 that are nman-
tlcally pervttted by the p o 11 t ( c a I
pornographers -who are sent to the
Senatt, not to jail.
projecls.
Bui Klucynsld, <1ercialng hla power ai
the House highway czar, summarily
dismissed their questions. He aaid the U·
pressway, even at '50 million per mile.
had the support of all the key city of.
ficlals from the Mayor to the Public
Works Commissioner.
SEN. MARLOW COOK. ft.Ky., has ·
moved ahead of Stn. Peter Dominick, R·
Coto., in the backroom scramble for :
votes for the chairmanship of the :
powerful Senate Republican Campaign :.
Committee. While Cook has been workinc :;
~ backroo1111, Dominick bu been c:ruia-1 lnl in· the wnshine off the' eollt of '
Ecuador .... Sen. TOcl. Kennedy, 0.' Mus .• whose port .. Democratic wru,
baa been challenged by sen. Robert Byrd, :
D-W.Va., has startled Rep u b Ii can •
Senators by asking their help. Under
Senate protocol, Republicans are sup-
posed to take up procedural inquiries
with the highest-ranking Democratic 1
leader on the floor. Kennedy is now No. i .
and Byrd No. 3 on the leadership ladder.
KtMedy he.a asked the Republican, not .'
to deal with Byrd but to bold their in-"
quiries until he is: presenL 1
Victory
and prepossessions and han1upa, his
posture as a moral arbiter for parents '
and teachers In their relation to tbt ,
young. His self-righteo\Wltss manifestly
alienated a large segment of teachers,
not to mention parents. -
THESE PEOPLE did not want an
authoritarian moral arbiter. They are
balfled by their young, and unetrtain how :
to handle them in a tumultuous time
which encompa55ts far more than youth.
But it is their problem, and not one
referable to Rafferty's chronic. in-
dignations. Their first requisite in this
struggle is an efficient and r1tlon1l
!Choo! system, dedicated to educating the
young and they perceived t h 1 t
1anctimony from on hlgh bas not bten ,
remedial, but divisive. :
Riles believes in deaeareaation, but he '
doesn 't believe it can be accomplished by :!
coercion and anger. For: example, hi
believes in busing children when there 11 j
an effective school program at the end of
the bus run. He doesn't believe in dum· 1
ping white and black children Into a '
chaotic sub-standard school solely for the
nke of achieving racial mixture. I
Riies allacked lhe Rafferty ad· \
ministration in moderation, and shunned •
the Rafferty penchant for qtdutcal and l
often sarcastic analogy. Sometimes a
loft-voiced modet1UOn wins over
wlsea-acb.
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Monday, December 14. 1970
Th• tdiloriol 1"'0• of th• DoUv
Pilot steb to tnform and t tim-
ulatt rrader1 bv presenting &h'8
ntwspaper'1 opinlom and com..
menta'11 on iopics of interc1&
and significance, bt1 providing a
forum /or the t;ZJ>TtUloft of
our rradtrs' opinion3, and b;'
.pr11enting the dtverse uie1D>
pobt&s o/ Informed ob.tcf"Vfirt
and spokcimtn on topics of the i1av.
Robert N. Weed , Publisher
CHECKING
•UP•
Giraffe Can Lick
Its Ear-Can You?
By L M. BOYD
JUST ABOUT 1 ,000 babies
will be born In the next 60
mlnutes. Boil water
THE SINKMAKERS S A Y
their surveys show t h e
ave.rise wife brukl nine
dishes a year . . , . • DID I
TELL you a giraffe cleans Ila
ears with tta toitgue? You lry
that . . • . EVE ARDEN
CLAIMS she puts It all
togetbe( every.rnQrning by an-
nounciq lo herself, "This is
the first day of the rest of my
'!JC.." • • . . WORLDWIDE,
THAT TOWN wherein the
most disconsola te citizens gel
div~rcecfls Juaret, Mexico.
MIST~R, if your Jadyfrlend
aime11 home thoroughly ex-
hausted from a shopping
1e1slon, better check yoUr
bank balance. A student... ol
mental matters says e1-
tr1v11ance is more apt te tire
a woman that exercise. It's
worry, he says. When she
suspects she has spent too
much, her nerves act up, and
-that plays her out .
APPROXIMATELY 1 ,001
&mesticated hogs e s c a p e
each year into the wilds of the
Ozark Mountains,'' reports a
Department of Agriculture of-
ficial. Interesting. When I was
a lad on the farm , we had an
&ccasional chicken escape. In
a gunnysack. Couple of cows
escaped, too. In trucks. Even
a barebacked horse. a smart
though dishonest old gelding,
escaped once . But he came on
home after awhile with a sad·
dle he'd swiped someplace.
OPEN QUESTION -How
do you explain the fact moat
all the world 1en1usu wre
born to women Offl' tbi 11e of 3()? . • ~
' '1'IME TO a;EAN the dllJty
smudges oU the Christmu
candlea? Our Household Htnla
specialist sa)"s dampen down a
clean cloth , with ·rubbina:
alcohol to wi"pe tbem .. 1 ••
MACASSAR OIL Was the stuff
a renUeman (ubbed inte ,bis
hair about 100 years ago. And
so it was the decoraUve
napkin his wife threw over his
chairback to protect the fabric
came to be known as an an-
timacassar .
. ·CUSTOMER SERVICE -Q.
''What w~ \be langes t
filibuster ever?" A. That
would be the·28-hour-15 minute
talk on laxation by Texas
State Sen. Kilmer Corbin of
Lubbock .just 15 years ago.
ThOR old Texas boys drawl it
out. Takes time . . . . Q.
"Where did spaniel dogs get
their start?'' A. In Spain.
"Ask your Wve and War man
how many husbands actually
marry women for money?" A.
He says researchers 'have long
contended 13 out of JOO
zridegroonu: do that . . . Q.
"What's the average. COil of a
vis it to the doctor's office?"
A. Will check on it. All I know
at the moment is the average
time a patient spends there is
18 minutes.
Your questtom and com-
mt'nt.! are welcomed and
will be used in CHECKING
UP wherever pos.sible.
Please address your letters
to L . M. Boyd, P.O. Box
1875, Newport Beach, Calif.
THESE
PENNEY STORES
WILL BE OPEN
SUNDAY
AFTERNOONS
1210 5 P.M.
ALHAMBRA MONROVIA
ARCADIA MONTClAIR
AZUSA MONTEBEUO •
BUEMA PARK MONT'ERE'i PARK
BURBANK NATIONAL CITY
CANOGA PARK NEWPORT BEACH
CARLSBAD NORTH HOU. YWOOD
CHULA VISTA NORWALK
COUEGE GROVE ORANGE "THE CITv-
CUI.VER CITY PACIFIC BEAQI
COMPTON PASADENA
DOWNEY
POMONA
El. MOHTE
FASHION VAll.EY RES EDA
FONTANA RIVEJISIDE
FULLERTON SAN BERNARDINO
GARDEN GROVE SAN FERNANOO
GLENDALE SAHT A MONICA
GRANADA HTLLS TORRANCE
HUHTlNGTON BEACH VNINUYS
HUNTINGTON PARK VENTllAA
INGLEWOOD WESTCHESTER
LAKEWOOD WEST COVINA
LONG BEACH WHITTIER DOWNS
LOS ALTOS WHJTTWOOD
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Mond11. Orc1mbtr 14, 11)70 DAILY PlLQl 7
Our ~hristmas L away.
1s ready for . toys.
For a small deposit, we'll hide them from your kids for
Christmas. You choose now before the panic. All the hot
toys at hot prices. Come in today. · •
Ltvlng Barbie• Doll House.
H.oJ Wheels Helicopter
Accessory. Trigger the
whirlybirds on your
own set.
222
liot Wheels Flyin' Circus.
Truck races down track,
launches plane and
helicopter.
5ss
A nut new house for Barbi••
and harfrienda.
9''
Easy Curl light-up mirror ·
and vanity set. A complete
, hair setting kit for little
ladies. Includes a rollers. ass
Toddler lllumbellna •
· dolls. Pun 1trlng
and both doll s
walk or ride their
rocking horses. ·488
Skittle pool. The most ch1!11nglng
variation of Pool since the game
was invented! Appeals to kids
ct all ages. Requires little space. 13ss .
Baby Fllp Flop™
doll. Stand her
upright or on her
head and hear her
tpeak.
799
Basic WjuerTM Wh!rlers.
Here are toys that will
challenge your child and
give him hours of fun. 99¢
Bubba BearTt.1
Rocker.
Hardwood and
washable Orton•
acrylic, so it
pleases mother, too,
1599
Play Famlly Houu or Farm. Each
cloaea Into lta own rugged carrying
caae for vial ta with friends.
999 ...
Mattel-A· Time• talking clock.
Teaches children how to tell lime.
They simply move !h e hands.
Hair Styling Kit.
Little ladles ju1t
love lo practice
hair styling!
Includes natural
looking vinyl head,
6 cu rl ers, comb and
bru1h, stand.·
299 '
7ss
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Dawn . Everyone's
favor ite. Sha wa lks,
twlsta, turns and
poees-Juat like a
r111 model.
SSP ra ce cars. No motor.
track, push or batteries are
nHded, just a tug on the
Power T·Stick. 1 H
A perfect gift for 'he·man'
lillle boys to enJoy. Are
authentic repl icu of real
Dune Buggies Wheelies. Press
1 button and watch it roar up
on Ila hind whee ls. 133 trucks. 4" 5ss
Av•il•bl• 1t th111 ~or11: FASH ION ISLAND, N tw~rt Ctnter; HUNTINGTON CEtoij'~R. Huntin9ton Be1ch. Llke it! c:t•r91 ltl
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Mystery
Probed
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ty v&JMl.·lirY .... caUec1 today
to invesUsate t.h e disl~
pearanct cf a stunt man who
once worked at the movie'
ranch where Charles Manson
and hil billPJe.alY~ family liv-
, Oil.
'1111 diltricl attorney wu j upoctad to aoel< mw:der in-
dictments ac.Wt ManJOn and
two male family member-,
IOUrcea aaid. ·
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; should lut tbret daya with 45
witnesses summoned, in·
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Adviser.s. -w·.. ·~·£c . B. t. tlr · " . euare a e Lose Jebs · · · , ., · . · ·~ ,
"'" : . SUN·VllJ.Q;Y,\l(fllof.!llPJ) -. .l.y·be 1"""pb·en the
· UCllAMEN'l'O (UPI); -->Gov. Jloilild "~I .. ol lienala . floor to amend a
Gov. 11oof1!1}""8u·a. two Moni!lll~tillipport fro111 ..,.ioo, o1 !lie f nn ii y
pertorial c9ne1e: :C-a m P. u • fell&w 1oveincn~~y~ht hill' umtance·plan.into the Social
emiluries. who 11\r_e.campya effort to'block ~na~·~y..ie Security Act.
iuden· ••bope lt!lt thole '.ln ef 'Prtsld:elf: Nian'• 1welfare "Unless tbea new proposals
1 powerrullydt1ivtadaiitn;" reform plan. 1' , and 1Ub1Utute bills &re· pro-
are ltoln& tl>elr l* beC~use Rul•• l.;1 .~amJ<ii all vided to govemora In oul-
tJ:lelr J!rGHct 1s ~cmt~of otl)e.r 1ovei'p.ors asking them ficieftl. lime · to allQw ttiem. to
... cash. ~ to urp their. senators" to. OJ>-: be Ullyzed1 and:evaluated'·to
Guy Hunt, 2z! t.old : UPI pose .•? 1:1·&~( • d l·t c'..b • ad-1
• 1*lerftWne their effect op e1ch
Saturday that Reacan ·~~s rninlstration ·'.'ltt.eftJK to•enact.,· 1~tt." Reaaan told the
informed him and· ·~worker the pl.,;·.,dufiai·· .. .t. it.ding , .1overner1. ·:11 is r difficult to --... "'f'"'i Jee how the I senatprs can be r
Tom Baker, also 22, there was day~ , , ~f : t_be• concr~i6nal e'1>ttled .to-ptake , a f\illy '.ii\-
. . not enough money to continue aeu1on. • . ... lcu:intfl Juda!fttnt ~ on thtle
the program which began last The CalU~nian noted, that hllbb"~ proposals. 11: .: .~
May. The aides, Ii' idiied; "'"trt1-1 t : r
promised they would "con· . · · · .. , ' · · · 1 dudinc 10JM members of the
ManlCll family who testllied .
: at the nearly six·monlh olit 1'2=~~= ..:,::,:::;;;::;,::;;::.;;.;~.;::~;;.:;::::;-' Sharo?i Tate murder trial: L • ·· · ::~::. tho,.r.ri:~~·;t~ Denture, Invention .
ab.tdenbl. . · , , ..:. .r. DonaJd "Shorty" SMa. 36. a "'Ky 'eEl'IJllliiter groa.~ doem't undetltl.nd ·•· Hunt oald that "beiautt '•f For ·Pffp!. with "Uppers" a ... •"l:owen" i horse wrfftller and character
, actor, vanished id August, 1969
and bu not been heard from
sin«.
The district attorney thinkll
SM• wa1 1tabbe4 to death, hi!·
body hacked up one! c!Upooeci ot. sources nported.
the money s4f:uation1' the · "J'be·....,_thlec to barinC·~'" ht!~Ji,al&ta-'haa bn&ilial·
. . . . . . aevemor wu nqw plannin1 to own ~·it ~now 1r1th a .Y°"'~-r~--· chl'ir bet· . "b " . tude t " •· f ·-~-.lhat•.,., ... _._...._._,,,,_ ·
S Sh S . . . ring Jn s n ·Jn..c:rns ,,rom tually holdt <bcith "up~r·t•I FlioDswir~WP:,.,..tpml[ ex ·_· ~W, 38 pe'ctat@r the.localareato.conlilftle the •Jo,...."»ne•ube ... =;.,,.,;."'°"","'_.,, __ ~ project. Jt't a revolu~ . , TM apeeial peacil-point dit· ·
Baker said· Uie · terminaUon called FrxODENfe;far dail)"bame1 1pa.r, let.I ,... IPl>l Jl'1JOOSNT
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' were t.o deCide today whether
to abandon the ltunt for miJs.
inc Tale-LaBiancl m u rd e r
trial del-lowyer Ronald
HU(lles mlasin& aince tho 'l'hanbcfvinl weekend on a
camping trip.
S 'Ge Old F '
would tab effect Jan 1 bit. <U.S. Pat. f;~.9lll)11'1Ui, irith.prec:ilioa1 ... Where needed! rt . ts ast . ' . ~NT maay Opl»ie'.,....i Ollie aQPlic'ition may latt for · · A prts5 . spokesman ,for • now eat, SPe&k:. 1austi, wilh'lilUe j h•ur1. Denture• that fit are
' :IJR~•;as~an~~con~flr~m~ill~~th~at~th~e~·~.,.~·~Y~·•~f-~a..."t~um~-a;;,\~-~i'IJ~"""'~·j·~;,~,..~~~.1~t~o~h~••~lt~h~.s~ .. ~· :··:·:·~~~~~~~,~·~· ~·,~·§·~~~~·~,~~~~~~ twe ftrt losiJll~thelF.IWJttrfte . RIXD[!SNT'.lforM•·•n,ela1tic ' dentitll rerulirly. Get ..ay-~ As~=:<:1~.~ =tosaidh~~-~ :!n~. whicb 1J>lid -f100'.1. :;:~bi~-~·~mc~ ~~~=~· . ~
bore -which ii. wh.y pornography iri.volving
pol'D'?sf'aphie films . will sOon perversions would probably
die 'the same way toplis.s and find it lfugusting. But ht .said
~esa dancing ~~-people who want to see it
~ were the general con-should be allowed to do so. Lettuce Ban
Escalated
cl · · .... However, he said signs and
USlonl ..reached during we displays out.side t h e a t e r s
weekenCI· b Y' psychlatr~. should be restri~ ~IO they
cr.Iogists and : otber e.J· <lon't impose on tho8e whO
perts attending a conference don't want to see them.
on °Se.mal ,J>roblems ; 'n:ldar's Dr. W. Cody Wilson, ex-SALJNAS (AP) -Farm· P•--"•-." t. dir to f t h labcr tea_d;r. Cesar Chavez .._.,._w..... ecu 1ve ec r o e
ha.s been told he will be held in ·Dr ... AHred A11erblck, con-President's Commis,,ion m
' jail until hls national lettuce ference chairman and pro-Obscenity and PornoJraphy,
boycott lJ ended. But the fessor of. psychiatry ·at the also opposed any restrictionl
boycott ii being HCl)at.ed ~ University' of Cal ii or n i a on pornography for ai:lults.
, stead of lifted, u f.lde Aid M e ·d j c a 1 i Center here, "But minOrs ate. t h e
SuDda predicted•tlte 'demise· of pOrno mponsibillty of the.ir1parebtl,
; ·Cha~~ -waa impriaoned 10 movie hOmeJ. from. lack of and the law should·,bte ,on the
: · d~ aio on a contempt ' of customers:.' sideofsupportibttbei~
: court rulirq: by 'Surierior Court "If you have seen it a few prtro&aUve," be. ~ ,
: Judie Gor'11~ Campbell for times, you •bave seen it·.all."·
· refming to call off 1 boycott he s a i"d , ind i cia t i ng
! against Sallnu Valley "salad pornographic filma soon would
1 bowl" grower Bud Antle, Inc. have· the· same problems: suf.
ManhaY Ganz, In official o! fe ... d by loci! . tople>a joints
, Ch.vu' Uillted .Fann Workers wherl' the touriabl aren't m
: Orpnizing Committee said tow.It. , · r
1 · Sunday 11'at tht boycott I• ,Dr. Benwd L,, Diamond;, a HA• being mended to products -of P~r of-, ..nminmMY,.,.J1w
0... Chila\JcaI Carp., a 7·per-and· "poychilitY'°'7 '.ai ·U•C
cent "'1tl' o! All!k. . Berkeley, A,id y°""'"r-poople
HEARIN~ >\P-
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Tbe•Natioaal J'irmln uluol are not i n·t·e r fh tterd in
al .Canada, mide · up o1 porDOlr>pblc' diaR1'Y'-•Al •
111•••1, bU •srffd not wuse rt.ult, ·bo ' lllld; tiere I! 11!1
' any more 0... procluda .. In-Jll!Winl ~tele' for tbeJe
' cl~ fertlllzor;.Ganz·iaid.' ."'t~Uir.ljjorts." .
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CORONA DIL~MM·
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DONE
and
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The only Men's Shop in
Orange County with the
contempor,aoy-and complete "LOOK"
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These •re in handsome f'at ained .g'81&" CO-·
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from Penneys: ' Give the martini drinker something extra.
~gram's Extra DIJ. Ser1eant Raymead. G ,
Galtlilt:r, son or Mr. and Mrs.
Geor1e A. GauthStr, tlSl
Crawford Circle, HuntiJCl.M
Beach, bu rtceived the U.S.
Air F o r c e Commendation
Medal for meritorious aervice
In Vietnam.
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C. Forster, San Ju 1 n
C.pislrano, has received the
U.S: Air Foret. CommeadlUon
Medal ti Geor1e A7B.
appointed a Warrant Officer/
Army Aviat«, and wW bt rt·
quired to ttmaln tit acti¥t du·
ty for tine yurs after rece.lv· Inc 1111 wtnp.
Johnson, l3f Conlftll st.,
Costa Mesa. wu 1moo1 the •
11 ,000 lrooPI ef the 1st tnfan·
try D1vh1ion, who left Ft.
Riley, Kan., Oct. 4-te, te be
airlifted· le Germany l •
participate in E J: e r c 1 s e
Reforger It.
Our Helene Curtis
Take 3 ® perm and
conditioning treatment
puts a holiday hair-do
In great shape. •15
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'4" 4/1 QI.
·Sergeant Gauthier
distingui!Md himJelf as a
crew chief at Bien Hoa Air
Base.
His wife. Karen, ls the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs .
Warren G. HaU , t.1111 Nan-
tucket Drive , Hun ti n 1ton
Beach. •
Marine Lance Cerporat
Jamea F. Outlaw Jr., ton of
Mr. and Mrs. James E.
Outlaw Sr. of %289 Maple St., r.osta Mesa, was promoted to
his pre.sent rank wbilt strvln1
with the Third Marint Diviaion
at Camp Hanstn, Okinawa.
C.ptalD For1tet' WIS
decoral6d I e r meritorious
service as a 8·51 Hustler
aircraft commander at Little
Rock AFB, Ark.
He it now an P-f Phantom
piklt at Geor1e, In 1 unit of
the Tactic1J Air Command.
James D. Mmrpliy, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis J.
Murpky, Ut W. Wilson No. 1,
will remive advanced in-
dividual• ti'1inln1 after he
compJeta his elltlt .weeka of
basic trli.nJnc at )ort Ord.
Dale Leroy Rea1ch, IOJI M
Mn. Barbara J. Kane, 341
Westbrook, will rtceivt ad-
vanced individual t r a i n l n g
alter he completes eight
}"eeks of basic lra.ltlin& at Fort
Ofd.
Spec. Usher is auitned le
the division 's Company B, 2nd
Blltalion, lllh WUll'Y.
Bria• noaw Seleno. son &f Navy P'lreman D ••It a ' ·•
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Hilliker, Mn el. Mn. Jelle ·
Seleno, 164!1 Aspen, enlisted Hilliker of 71$1 Volp Drift.
for 'three years and has been Huntington Be,cb. 11 now at.
cuaranteed Radloeraphlc <X· tioned in, Olhu, Hawaii 1bo&rtf
flay) Procedures. tjH USS Prfblt.. Ht rectntJy
After he completes eiaht arrived fr om Pbilldelphla
Robert Rant; Jan"l1, son weeks basic train.Ing at Ford Naval ahlpy1rd after UD·
ef Mn. Robert Jarvis, 2984 Ord, he will receive nineteen dtraolnc rtCOMltllon.
Croftdon street, enlisted for weeks X-Ray Specialist ad·
the Warr1t1t Officer FUaht vanced individual trainina: at· Navy Petty Officer. 11Urd
Traininl Pro11am. the U.S. Army Medical Field-Cl.111 Jack w .. Ticker of 05all
After" ei1ht wee.ks of basic Service Scho61, Fert sam. McFadden Avenue, HuntinJtm
Navy Petty Ofncer Third trtinin1. he wUI receive W1r-Houston, Tex. Buch, hu been Ul.lped
Clasa Stepbea Conell, aon of rant Offk:tr Flight Program , mlul!e ftrt control technlcilft
Mr. and Mn. John.JI. Con:ntll -' trliniftl. Upon co mpletion of Army specialist four RoMrt iboard the a:ukted mlllDe ..
of 1700 AnUgua Way, Newport flJ.a:bt trainlna:, Robert will be E. U1lter, Jan of Mrs. Mil')' 1'. crulMr U~ Calumbua.
Beach, is servlna: with the'o-------------------'------------
Naval Air Facility, Cam Rub
Bay, Vietnam.
He Wll I 1970 Jfaduatf: ef
Oran1e Coast CoUe1e.
Seagram's. The perfect martini gi1.
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Marine Pfc. Bnc:t P. Gen:
ion of Mr.-and Mra. John Ger•
Jr. of 10141 ·Jondty Drive,
HunUnston Buch; WIS pr~
moted f.o hta pre1tnt rank
while undercoina Individual
Combat Tralnin& at t h e
Morine Corps Bue, tamp
Pendlelori.
He wu • 1970 1rtdu1te of
Ediaon Hlp School In Hun-
tington Buch.
The watches are
Accutron~ Se~ko~
Bulova; and Wittnauer.
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1toeking lltllfren chooee
CUNG-ALON* HOSIERY
Such 1. joy to gic ••• or'eo get ••• l~ly
Cl iag-alon9, the IU%Urious bosittywith
•gift for llarteriag Americt'Ssmartesc
legs. Soft, beautiful, clingiag like a
second ski n from top tO roe .•. rhar's
Cling-:a.lon•. That's the wanted gbm-
our gift for all the trul J feminine girls
and womco on your list. And •••
ch~rs ..• yon can use yow Sears
Revo1"'iog Charge!
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l'AIHI ON VAL.LIV -SAN DIEGO FULLER'TON HUNTINGTON IEACH
LAKIWOOD MONTCLAIR NEWPORT BEACH ORANGE "THE CIT'/'"
RIVERSIDE VENTURA Charge It
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1 PM, l'tek 1'1mltv Colonltl . 1'un11r11
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GIOrt. M. j:CIOMY. llS Cl lbe l'!1c1, NltW•
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Mt~ .,Mortutry, lorw•nll"' Olrecl0t1.
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tlY IMJ1bft'HI, Jolll\1 par11111, Mr. t'MI MfS.
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bto1!11•11 two 1111.,.., Grt.,.tlde Mrvl(11,
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Ou1rlt. Form.,IY of Lido 11lt. Dtlt ol
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nell, ·IOWI. ln11rlll'!'lenl, Ptclllc Vltw M1-
mor1,1 Ptrli:. P1clflc View Morlu1ry, Dl·
rectora. GAllDN•ll
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Dlr«Wrt. -
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O.!e of ckl!I!, Dtc. 13. Survl~ bv
d•ut hl1r1, Mrl. Htrolcl L. SColt111, E11I
!1~¥, $111 FttllCIKo; M,.., Jtc. ... lvn
GUiis, Co.It Mnl; Mr1, L1urenct Krttt•
!ln, LttUN ll11cl!; Mfl. Dtvld II:. Webb,
N-1 llttch, S.l"\llcH , Wldnt tdt ,,. l
PM. PtClflc VI-Cha•!. lnvm menf, "•cltic View Mtm0dt l Pt•k. Ftm11v
111t1e111 tnoi.e wlll'll"9 10 ""~' memor·
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!11111ltt Conv1ltKtlll Ho/nt, Co1t1 M11t.
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Ed'wltcl Hobbv. 504 :Wiit St., N1wPO•I
!!et Cll. 0111 of cle1!11. OK. It. Sul"\llYtcl
bv dut!ll'lllr, Mrt, Oarotllv C. T-mis,
NtwP<>rl ll1tcll. Grtv11ld1 u rvlc11. T11e1·
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wllll ll:tv. Ollnlt " of Ille Flr1I Ml!l'lodlll
Cll urcll "'llcl1tlnt . WtttcllU ClltPll Mor·
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helm. O•I• of clttll!, Dtc. II. Sul"\llYed
bv wife, J.,.n LHI ion, Jal!tt ltt lllutcll)
H&rner; c11111M1r1, JIU S11unn1 FrltH,
Santi ANl l J•nYCt K1tll l-Horntr,
ANlll.!m; motr.er, lttchtl A. Horntr.
Arc1d!11 bro1her1, Dt ¥1d J. tncl Atltn L.
Horner, Wft! CovlNIJ 1l1!tr, Vlrt1nl1 L.
Hook1 .nd Allfll Kund, CD'llNI. Strvlc11,
T11ffd1y, 10 AM, Pt clllc VI-Cl!tPll,
wllh ll:ev. lruc1 Kurrlt t nd tr.1 sitftrlnt
MtlOlllC l.lldll o!llclt llnt. Vl1t1111tt1.-I•
nltM, MondtY. 1 10 • PM, Ptclllc \f!tw
Cllt NI. lnummenl, P~lflc Vltw M-r·
lal Ptrt.. Ptclllc \fltW Mor1\11rv. Olrte:·
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f::dllll A. Kln11ton. fff·A Ctllt Artt0n,
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Sul"\ll"tcl h' llu1~1nd. Jtme1 M. K!ntrt1n1
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J etn Ftrdl,..M Loubel. 107 Abtlont
Avt .. lltlbot l1l1nd. Dt!t ol cit.Ill!, Dtc:.
lJ. $11 ... l\'ICI bv wtt.. JIJdl"'I tt'lr" lfl\I,
J tfl, Pltrrl t nd Ptlll, all If t1'lt llllmt;
thrt d1U"'111'1, Frt~~:•.'Milrtllelt, T.,c-
son; Htltn ll:Oltr9 ~11i.tn Adtm1,
""tr. "' Sin ll:1f11I. ~..,, TlJMdtY, '
PM, 107 AbtlOnt A-if.;\ I~ 1111nd.
Jt111ulffn Mtu, Wedn ..... y, l f;JD AM,
Ollr LtclY Ollffn of A11ttll Ctfllolk:
Church. F1mlly 1119•ffh """'orltl c-·
t•lbUtlon1 to 1111 Amerlctn C1nc1r So-
cltl'I' or C.tc11r1 of ltbtl'IDll H111111!11 Cit' !ht N1wm1n Club of Ctllfor,,11 Sltlt
Collf9e, FulltlflOn· PtCl}lC• \fltw Wr·
fy1ry, DlrKIOri ... M Ko•m
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Ml•ml lletch, l'IOrldt. D1!1 of d"th,
Dec. 10. S11n1tvtd by "''"· Jtul1; •on. MDl'ten 0 . Mellc-1!1, el 0111111, N.Y.;
d1111hl1•, Mrl. l!IHllOt' M, Pl..,ln, Ir·
vlnt ; l•tndt.onl. Stt,,tn M. •nd 0.Yld
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O!rtelllr1. ,i __ ::_
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tlloltnd NewbOld, 'Alt '4, ef 1021 Ltkt
$!., HYnllnoton ·lllcll, ,St rvkff H ndlnl
t i ~mlllli Morllltry, , ,
PlltA
Mtlthew GiJllo Ptti, lni.nt -of Mr.
1 1'1!1 Mrs. \llcl1'f P1r1, Ill Colll MIM.
GrtVttldt HrYl(fl will bl lltlcl I I 11'11
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c llll ChtPll Mortv1ry, 6...aM, forwent.,
lllt dlrKIOfl.
ARBUCKLE & SON
Westcllff Mortuary
U7 E. 17th St., Cotta Me11
IU-1111 • BALTZ MORTUARIES
Corona det !\far .... OR 3-NH
Co1ta l\1eaa ........ ml 6-UU • BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway, Cos tli Meta u 1-3133 .. • McCORMICK LAGUNA
BEACH MORTUARY
1795 Lapna CMyn Rod.
4M-H15 • PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
Cemol<r)I MOl'llwy
CfllpOI
3500 P1dllc Vie• Drive
Newport lkacll, C1l.Uornla
lff.'700 • PEEK FAMILY
COLONIAL FUNERAL
HOlllE
7191 Bolaa Ave.
Westmluter .•.. uwm • SMITRS' MORTUARY
-U1 Mata St.
RunUncto-11 Bea.di -
Dissolutions
Of Marriage
P1t1C• J~m• ll1Y ,_.,let, Jr. toa ,.,,,.,ltw,
El TPt. 0.lt of dNth, rite. lJ. Sur·
ylvM ff wilt, Mn. lllndl Pr!ct ; dtutl'l-
1 .... tit~,.. Pttt; f1111tr, Mr. Jt mtl ••~
"rlct Sr. Sff'Yk n -• htt4 todn'. Mon.
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J. J. T"°""""" 0Hldttl111. ln11rmt111,
El Toro c.....i....... Wn!tllff CN•I
Morty1ry, .....,..., Dlrtclon.
SM•IMAN
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llfYtll Mf!l\Drlll Pert, WHldlff (1'11•1
Mtrt1Hr, ~. Dlrtctor1.
ULVISTAO
OorotlW Utvt1ltd. UolS \flclnrie Or., lA· tU,.. lt•ch, D11t of , 1111111, Die. 11.
hr•!cn Pfndfnt 11 McCormick tfful'le
l11cll Mortu1ry,
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tlUf Cll-Mef'l11ll'\', ...._.., Dlrtel0!'1.
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) Relieves Itching, Pain Of
Swollen Hemorrhoidal Tissues
fint Apptacationt Give l'Nmpl, \
". • l'T-r&rJ Relief in Many <Meo • There'•·~ lloit' lilfactl•o n,_,u .... ~~~
medlmllbillllillil .. ~ -~''~...,:-· relief for h9uN from tuch Th.,. 1 no o a..nor-
hemorrhol.4-l dlacomfort rhOldal formula like Pltpua ..
and 1etu1111 h•lPI 1brln1r. tlon H and i t •••ti• ao 1wellla1 of btmOrrholdal preacrl,Uon:.' Obltmlet ot.
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Mondi)', Dtc.ernber 14, 1q10 DAILY PILOT J J
Reason: No Trains
Railway Action Rescinded
11'1 Cl•llOhtMfr
dllltrtntl '"The
Sinet &MU of Cht1eClnilt"
with llX 1'9tl Chrfttrn ..
fragrances. Ju11 ec,.lc.11
al,rlpa ettached to page•
and 1n1m Agea w. 2.11
5 FASHION ISLAND
NeWl"ft C.-
N11W,.tt .......... 44,9041
If entertaining is her b,obby,.
you'll find her Merry Christrnas
on this page.
How to set
the table.
"hrt<•llr" Illini ... ateoL
Complete 25 pc. oervlce for 4.
141111
'~llillll"~atal~n~lesss::::~~;;~~
-1. Complete 2S pc. Hrvfce
for four. 14• ·
55 ~ Hrvice for 8. ~
11ftOH Duet" ltainlMS ltHI.
Complete 2S pc. service for 4.
14•
55 -piece NJYice for 8. M.91
11Citation" attm ware
glUI eel • f'a~elt
glua, aou r glass, tall wine,
1htrbtrt/ch1mpagn1, pllaner
glua, brandy glUI and goblet glass.
4...-m239
How to start cooking.
Penncrast• portable eleclrlc
mixer. fNturas 3 IPHdl.
nylon tip beater, removable
cord. White, avocado or copper.
2 tier spice rack. This maple
rack comes with 12 1plce-flllecl
bottlH.
749
1399
3999
9 pc. cookware oel. Tri-ply llllnlMI iteol
conatrucilon. Set lncludeo 1 qt., 2 qt., a qt.
covered 11ucep1n1, e qt. covertcf D'utch 0vtn.
10" OIM!n frypan. In paraley and cu.,Y.
-·
Our etoneware pineapple
cookie Jar is an id11I
novelty gilt. Brightly
colored, ovtnproof.
Penncrest• electric knife .
Features 1torag1 rick,
bottom cord stor1ge,
rack mounts on wall.
Avocado, harvest
gold or blue.
1399
749
499
Woodbury canlaler aal.
Woodbury breadbox. F11tur11
1teel 1ldes with drop
front door of high impact
atyrane.Doorlooks
Jlke hand carved wood.
4 po. round metll can ister
Ht with hlgh·lmpact, aimulatad
wood atyrene Ilda.
Now 111 Penney 1tor11 open I nl11ht1 • w11k, Mond1y through S1turd1y for your shopping convenl1nc1.
U1e l"tnn1y1 Tirn1 Paym•nt Plan •t these atore1: FASHION
.J,.
ISLAND, N•wport C.nf•t; ,, HUNTINGTON CENTER,
1 •
Huntln9 ton 811ch. Shop Sund1y, too, I J ft L
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Jobless Benefits Extende.d Memento ,
Electe d
Ted Finster, Santa Ana,
becomes the new presi·
dent of the Oran_ll:e
Cou nty Chamber of
Commerce Jan. 13. Jle
is v i c e • president of
Boyle Engineering, San·
ta Ana.
Grand Jury
Lauds Fire
Department
SANT A AN A -Economies,
r liminalion of duplication and
increasing erficiency of the
Orange County Fire. Depart·
men t have been praised by
the 1970 Grand Jury.
The jury's public works
commilt~ made a tour of fire
fighting facilities. The com·
mittee v.·as especially im·
pressed with the money.saving
c o o p e rative arrangement
between the Stale Forestry
Will Go
To Jurors
SANTA ANA -Jurors wOO
serve in Orange Co u n t y
Superior Court cases will SOon ·
have a handsome engraved
certificate as a memento of
the time they spent in the jury
box.
Orange County Bar Associa•
tion president Robert S .•
"Sam" Barnes, announcing.his
organit.ation's launching of the
plan said all certificates will
be joinlly signed by the
association president and the
Superior Court p r e s i d in g
judge.
''This recognition is long
overdue " the Newport Bea.ch ' . attorney said. "Our certificate
praises jurors for advanclng
the cause of justice by .con·
scientiow' jury service and we
mean exactly that."
Association officials a n d
Superior Court adminislrators
hope to have the bar's
certificate plan in operation
within the next few weeks. AJI
jurors wbo have actually sat
in deliberation in Superio r
Court cases will be eligible for
the certificates.
(;irls llrgetl
' Cities Back
Yule Seal
Ca~paign
SANTA! ANA -Mayors
and city ~ncils In 20 Orange
County cities have called for
popular fupporl of the 1970
Christm!lfl Seal Campaign.
~~· C)iairman Ronald cispe!} said· 'the:>t,eilies have'
clll~-u · tiieir' reSident.s to
a\d. s0 1 of ihe; major anti ~Uutk> '.Pf#igrams', in ·. the count~. '
The' Christmas Seal pro-
gram )sfalso recelviltg support
from llfdustry and · business,
the YP.1CA, the YWCA, the
Boy Scouts and the Boys
Clubs, he said.
The Christmas Seal cam-
paign was started M years ago
in an effort to conquer
tuberculosis. It has since ex·
panded into research of all
Jung diseases.
For Pageant
Service and the co u n l Y ANAHEIM _ The 1971 Miss the Miss Orange County will
department. Orange County Pageant w!ll co mpete in the semi finals or
Committee members visited be held Feb. 25 in the the Miss America contest and
stations at Irvine Lake, Mod· Anaheim Convention Center.
J·eska Canyon. 1'rabuco Can· . ht if victcrious, she w i 11 Entries are being soug yon, San Juan Capistrano and from all county cities. The represent the state in the Miss
Laguna Hills. New Miss Orange County will America Pageant in Atlan Uc
Panelists were told that lthe ·compete in the, semi !i!!ials of City.
Division of Forestry is' -.=;;::::::::.::::::::::::::::=:::::::=========;l primarily responsible for pro-I
tection of g r a s s and
brushlands In t h e unin-
corporated a~as but that the
big stake built up areas have
in possible floods and forest
fires leads to partial co unty
funding of the operation.
Polish Club
Sets Party •
In Whittier
WHimER -Orange C:Oun-
ty members of the Polish Na-
tional Alliance will celebrate
their 90th anniversary polka
party at St. Gregory the Great
Church Hall in Whittier.
The Dec. 19 soiree begins at
9 p.m.. with full dinners,
sa ndwiches. c a k e s and
pastries and candlelight dan·
cing to the Dave Nlron polka
band. ,
Lodge 3168 members may
get information about this and
future polka parties by calling
Los Angeles numbers i43-507tl,
92.3-1456, 443-6504. or Orange
County number ~1 -2312. a~
cording to Jan Chudy, presi-
dent.
UCI Finance
Deadline Set
1RVINE -UC 1 r v in e
students who will need finan-
cial aid for the 1971-72
academic year may obtain ap·
plicatioM in the Office of
Financial Aids. Room 1441 of
I h e Library-Administralion
Building.
Deadline for f i l l n g ap.
plications for undergraduate
scholarships is January 15,
1971. An April 15 d~adline has
been set for applications for
grants-in-aid, long-term loans
and work-study• employment.
Medical students apply for
&eholarships, grants-in-aid and
and long-term Joans also must
l!IUb mlt their applications by
April 15.
FOR COUPLES ON THE WAY UP
Duo and Trio wedding sets in 14 karat -
yellow gold. A. $130. B. $595.
C. Trio set, oval diamond
solitaire, $550. Other cuts available.
Man's ring only, $35. D. $295.
We're in Show B_usiness.
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Open a nutty new savings account
fo r everyone under 13 on your Christmas
list. And Glendale Federal wil l start them
on the rood to official Squirreldom.
We make learning to stash-it-away
fun. We also give each new Squirre l a
Membershi p Kit filled with all sorts of
wonderful buttons, pennants, balloons and
bicycle or book stickers. Late r on, GFS gift
Squ irrels wi ll get official Squ irrels Club
mail, thei r very own copies of the "Nutty
News" gazette and ood les of oth er
Squirrely surprises.
$5.00 or more is all ittakesto bestow
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on your favorite young friend s.
Just make a deposit for your Squirrel
candidates at any Glendale office. We'll
issue you a bona fide gi ft wrapped mem-
bership certificate on the spot.
Afte r Ch ristmas, your Squirrel-to-be
can present this certificate ot his nearest
GFS branc h, and we'l l have an official
Squirrels Cl ub Membe rship Kit in his
hands with tail-thumping rapidity.
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BUFrALO, N.Y. (AP) -A
biololi'I uya animall may be
manufactured in laboratories
within the nut century.
Dr. James F. Danielll,
l\•hole research team his
alrtady produced liVing cehs
from parts of other cells, said
at a news conference ~tonday,
"In biology, we are moving
from the age of analysis into an age of synthesia."
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Presid~nt
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Greetings
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"Within a century we shall
probably be altle to syntheslie
artificially any b lo I G & 1 c a I
system or enUty," added
Danielll, d1redor of the Center
for TheoreUcal .lklloa, at the
State UnlversHy at Buffalo. ----------------
"By system or enUty," he
explained , "I rtfer to viruses,
cell~ animals and plants,
eeologles and societies."
Some of those. he added.
can be synthesized now and
•·many more type.s of syn-
thesl! wlll be p03sibte even
\\•lthin 20 ytara.
·'When we put together
some of the re mar ka b I e
eventJ of rectnt years the
trend ls evident," he said.
"We have seen the fi rst
synthesis of a 1ene, the first
syntbesil or • virus and
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recently the first reassembly terchanged were the mem-
of a living ctll." brane'or outer wall of the cell,
The latter was accomplished the cytoplasm or b a s i c
earlier this year by an eight· subst.ance o{ the cell and the
member team headed by ,-nucleus or center of Ule celt
D11nielli. . . 1 I~ Lhe next five years,
~he researchers, . Dan1elh Danielll said scientists can said, had taken basic parts ' from different amoebae _ expect to assemble cells from
one-celled creatures -and varied sources, even mixing
combined them to form a new, the components of plant and
synthetic amoeba that con-animal cells. The f i r s t
tinued to live and reproduce . artificial assembly of egg cells
The three par t s in· also is not too far off, he said .
• exico
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Take advantage of our Mexico· special .
. When you buy . a regular round-trip ,.coach ticket
between Los•Angeles~and New,York~we'II
.''!'-give you a stoj>over inMeXioo:CitY'free ..
Here's how:' you fly with us to New,York
via Atlanta, then come back with ·a· stopover in
Mexico City for a few 'days.1 From Mexico
City, Westem 'Airlines brings you home.•(Or
go _ to Mexico first ; if you like.)
> But if you'd rather not go through Atlanta,
we'll put you on an airline nonstop between Los Angeles and
New York and still give you Mexico. Not free, but almost-
just $25 over your regular round-trip fare to _ New York. We
can even arrange for you to stop off in Acapulco for a
slight additional cost.
It's all part of our plan to get you to sample Mexico,
if only for a few days. Because we think
·once you've seen part of it , you'll want
to "go back and see all of it.
(Incidental! y ,' taking your.wife _on
this trip could be the greatest gift idea since
chocolate-covered diamonds.)
Ask your travel agent for Eastem's
Mexico-New,York triangle fare : Or call
Eastern'. in .Los 1Angeles at .380-2070.
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For rent.
$7 to $12 a day.
You can stay in a lot of downtown hotels
in San Francisco at this rate. And enjoy a
whale of a weekend without wear[ng out your
wallet. How does this sound for two days in
town for two: Hotel: $30. Cable cars, ferries,
a tour of the city: about $10. Marvelous meals
in unpretentious places that are big on charm,
small in price: 12 meals for $40. A shopping
spree in Ch inatown: $10. Throw in a Broadway
show: $8. Assorted sights, exhibits, local
color, fresh air: No charge. To tal bill for two:
$98. Spend some lime in San Francisco.
It's the reasonable thing to do.
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Ma11 Gets Fortune; Unhappy
Recipient Says He'll Use It to ·Fight Jail Te~m
Bo·ho-ho No-no
St. Nicks Getting Etiquet~
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VACAVILLE JUPI)
Everyman's daydream -to
receive a letter saying you've
~n given a million dollars -
came true ror Lyle J. Fisher.
But Fisher is not a happy
man.
He got lhe news in his prison
cell at the California Medical
Facility, where he is serving
the first year of a three years.
to-life term on a conviction for ·
rape and assault witti ai deadly
~·eapon.
The 28-year.old f o r m e r
foreman in his father's El
Cerrito constructkm firm said
in an interview that a prison
official came to his cell early
one morning and told him, "I
have a registered letter here
with 90me good news. You're
not gonna believe this."
T~ Jetter told him he had
been given $1.3 millioo , but did
not say who hi! benefactor
was, or why be was chosen to
receive the fortune.
"It was unbelievable. just
fantastic," he sakl . "But the
money's no good to me in
here."
lie plans to'Ult'.IOIDe' vi tt to
llnance legal _..
"I'll prove my ·~ II
it takes every dline .. U wu ,my
firat arrest aodJ wu·tnnocent
of the charge/' be 11)11.
He will first be ellPb)e fol"
parole next yeit.
FiSher was convi~ of res··
cuing • YOUIJI blkJni.dJid
woman from would-be at·
tackers, then threatening her
with a gun and rapin1 her,
Once free, Fisher'wants to
rejoin his family and· plans lo
invest the leg•cy in building
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We help you show ~ with panache .. Style. Flair. Showmansljp. The
diamond ring. A. Ribbon in 14 karat gold. $350. B. In )4 karat floren-
tined gold. $175. C. Cluster in 14 karat yeltowgold, $750. D. Flame ring
in 1 B karat yellow gold, $1,250. E. "Lover's Knot" in 1 B karat ~
gold. $80.
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with blue upphires. S55. Also with rubies. B. Owl. ruby eyes. $25. C. Bird,
with ruby end cultured pearls. S25. 0 . Bird's nest. diamond and rubies,
$125. E. "Romeo ond Juliet" with diamond, $125.
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Jrwelets Since 1917
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0,... Moo. Hw• s..t. 10 •.rn. te t :JO , ....
11\' Ille i.ui-. But he says
he'• not mUlq ddlDlte plans
41und.I I have1ttdn_my bands."
Fisher l&YI he bu "ideas"
on, where • tbe, ''inheritance"
came from . "I really know,
but I'm not rovullnJ it. I
have wealthy relaUves all ~ '
over. Jt w11 one-of them. It
had to be."
News ol the windfall came
from 1 legal firm "in the •
East."
But his father, Lyle E.
Fisher, 1aya "I have no idea"
of the source of the bonam.a.
He said some relations have
money, but does not know if
one of them 1ave Lyle his cool
million. "lt may be an
outsider for all I know."
"It'll put you thrwgh some
weird changes," the, youriger
Flsher saya. "But I'm helplns
as the nei:t guy In here.•• ·
The Yount mil&naire'• im-
mediate pl, in . fact, is' to
llllld a prbon job ,paying $10 a
month ao he c~ ltay at
Vacaville.
Fisher says be'• been b.lmed
down fol-the tJ»e~py pf'OIP'am
lllld the stale pllli'lo tralllfer
him to the men's colOhy at San
Luis Obispo.' TO· 1stay at
Vacaville near hi! family he
says he bu to work at one of
the institutioo's paying jobs.
Ship Owner
Loses BUI
For Asylum
LONDON (AP) - A British
magistrate Friday granted the
Indian government's request
for the extradition of former
shipping magnate Jayantl T~
ja, .f7, to face charges of
fi-auds totaling $2.4 million.
Sir Frank Millon, the chief
MIAMI (AP) -Santa has want for t'hristmas, and when the term 'folks' because· to
bttn told to cut out the "Ho-they are finished say, 'Okay, many children nowada)'t don't.
Ho-Ho-in&." It scares the kids. you've toki me what you want, ~arily Uve with tbtir
now let's make a deal," ahe partntJ.
"We have irultructed 111 of said. "After our Santas have told
our Santa Clause• not to 'Ho-"1be 'deal' includes telling the youngsters what they want
Ho-Ho' becaame it m 1 Y them to be good girls and them to do, they tell the
frighten tbe children," says boys, eat their vegetables, children they'll 'thiµt ewer'
Tabby Voelzke, manager of 1 drink their milk, brush their their Christmas present r.e-~~t~~i:!°d~ chUdren teeth twice a day, and be very quests," Mrll. yoetzkythinge ••~;
l ood to their fo"· -•• .... ..We -ver prom"" an bear adults uying 'Ho-Ht>.,_:_ _____ ~---------·---'----'---·-
Ho'! We've found they are
startled when they bear it
coming from a Santa," she
says.
Old St. Nick also bas been
told to "address all boys as
'junior'. au girls as 'sister' or
'young lady'," and never,
never, never to refer to them
as chubby or extra tall."
Grunting and groaning Is out
even if Santa bas to lift an
oversized youngster on hill
knee.
"Children might be sensitive
to a reference to their sile if
they're big or small for their
age," Mrs. Voehke says. ''Our
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animals M'ld almple WOfd9 tor
yciiung rmdera. UI
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Santas tell the boys they arel-;;;==================::; 'sproutirig up like a weed' and Ir
make a point to tell the girls
'you're even prettier than last
year.' "
Mrs. Voelzke has ~ccepted
13 Sanlas out of 35 applicants
so far this Christmas season.
They work at department
stores.:and shopping centers.
"We tell 'our .people to just
listen . to. wHat tbe cbildren
I See by Today's
Want Ads
Fisher, tbe oldest of 11
childrtiD. longs to return to his
wife and chlldren and life on
the outside.
metropolitan magistrate, te·
jected the defense contention
that Teja could not receive a
fair trial because he had been
subjected to a campaign, of
"aggression and vilification"
for the past four years in lmllliiDiiOiWiilliilllTiiOIWiillilm
India. '
e What do you get, when YIJU
put, "TONY CURTIS &
JOHNNY ~fATHES'• To.
gether? r You get "CUR..
TJS.MA'IllES" gooct.JooJc.
ing combo &: great IOUM! !
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The magistrate also said Te-
fa was not entitled to asylum
under the Fugitive Offenders
Act, which applies to persons
threatened because or political
offenses or beliefs, race,
religion or nationality.
Teja was an associate of the
late Prime Mini s ter
Jawaharla! Nehru, but the In·
dian government·t®k over his
JayanU Shipping Co. in 1966.
'1'le government accuses tum
of mlsapl"Jpr1aUng a 2 per·
ceot commiJdon from the J~p~ Mltsabi!hi company.
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Few Feathers
PASADENA !AP) - M. E.
Qu.ick's pet parrot had a head
cold. :1 86 Quick put a light bulb in
the parrot's cage to warm his
·,bird 's abode In the garage.
The bird nibbled on the light
10Cket's cord, shorting it. The
··fire spread to a cloth pra-
ltcting Qlli.ck's motorcycle.
·· The cloth burned , the parrot
was bumed and another pet, a
monkey, got a dose or smoke
which made him cry.
A neighbor, Pasadena Fire
Chief T. William Heidner. put
out the fire with a garden
hose. The 'corched parrot surViv-
ecl. He, stlU has a cold.
Big Cell
_Discovery
Reported
. BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) -
: Dr. James Danielli. who says
: be constructed a living and
: reproducing cell from already
; Uistlng · llving m a t t e r ,
; believes man soon may be
·able to stop genetic defects
:! arid "end the deterioration of
l the human race."
~ Danielli revealed last month
J he and other. researcher~ at
• the State University of New
'York at Buffalo had for the
: first time successfully syn·
: thesized Jiving and reproduc·
: ing cells. He said it was done
~ by brea king cells down into
: their basic components and
~then reassembijng them into
: De~ cells.
1 Some of .the applications ef .bii discovery, he said. were:
; . -The development of new
: crops from semiarid areas.
: -The development t1f
':specia1 organisms from en-
vironmental control, including
crganisms th at could more ef-
fectively treat sewage er
remove salt from the water.
-Present methods of·
chemica l engineering which
pollute the atmosphere with
biological synthesis would be
replaced by ta i I er.made
erganisms that would be non-
toxic and could later be used
as either food or fertilizer.
"We may wish t& reverse
our toleration of genetic de-
fec ts and end the deterioration
of the human race." Danlelli
said. He declined to set !iown
a timetable for man's ability
to "add or substract genes" in
human reproduction. but _said
"many of these things will be
done in 100 years and a great
deal will be oone in 20.''
Daniclli said it would even
be possible to cross a man and·
a horse." in a sense. "though I
can't see any reason for doing
tt. mind you."
Danlelli's process for the
artificial synthesis of li\'.ing
and reproducing cells involves
taking several amoebae -
liimple one-celled organisms -
and breaking them down ·into
their basic components -
membrane, cytoplasm and
nucleus.
The cytoplasm of e n e
amoeba is then added to the
membrane of another. Finally,
the nucleus of a third amoeba
is added and an entirely new
cell is in existence.
Danielli said the reassembl·
ed cells "feed, digest, move
and reproduce in a manner in·
distinguishable from that of
lhe original cells ."
Danielli and Dr. Robert
Rosen. assistant director of
the center, cautioned those
who continue research in the
area of all cell· synthesis care
must be taken to "prevent the
accidental introduction o f
harmful properties."
They said within the next 20
years man's capacity to
develop new viruses, new cells
and new organisms will be
greatly extended.
"This means that not only
can we synthesize valu~ble
thin gs , we can also synthesize
bad things,". they said. "Care
must be taken to discover any
harmful or undesirable new
properties appearing in such
organisms and to determine
that the effect of the oew
erganism will be on existing
ecological conditlons before in-
troducing these organisms lato
the environment at large."
Coast J{esident
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Newport Beach res Iden t
Kenneth V. Newton. manager
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t F·310 is doi~
Great strides are being made in the control and
reduction of automotive pollution by the automo-
bile manufacturers and the petroleum industry,
assisted by Federal, State and local governments.
For example, While controls on automotive ....
emissions began only ten years ago, there is already
marked progress. 1970 model cars emit, on the
average, 803 less unburned hydrocarbons than did
the models ten years ago.
1be dewlopment of ~Ht is another im·
portant advance. To our knowledge, F-310 is the
most significant step taken to date by any oil com·
pany to provide a .gasoline which helps reduce air
pollution.
F-310 cleans the critical parts of dirty automo·
bile engines, reducing total exhaust emissions from
those engines. That means cleaner air.
F-310 breaks down and removes deposit accu-
mulations in carburetors, Positive Crankcase Ven ti·
lation ( PCV) valves, and other critical engine parts.
It provides a continuing cleansing actipn so that
deposits don't accumulate.
In cars with deposit accumulations, significant
improvements show up after about 6 tanksful of
Chevron with F-310. Engines run better and exhaust
.emissions of unburned hydrocarbons and carbon
monoxide are reduced.
Older cars are the prime offenders in causing
air pollution. In California, for example, pre-'66
autos without emission controls make up 503 of
the car population-but they emit 683 of the un·
burned hydrocarbons.
In new or clean cars, F-310 will not show im·
provement in performance nor reduction in emis-
sions. But with F-310 these engines are ke~t clean,
and emissions stay at a minimum-and that, too,
means cleaner air.
Many competitive oil companies have made
similar claims al:iOut the effectiveness of their addi-
tives in reducing exhaust emissions. But so far no
one has come forward with independent test proof
that we have seen.
F-310, on the other hand, is one of the most
thoroughly tested and documented gasoline
additives in history. Tests by several different in·
dependentresearchorganizationshaveconclusively
demonstrated F·310's exceptional effectiveness in
reducing total exhaust emissions.
Following are three of the most recent and
definitive tests in this continuingresearchprogram:
Los Angeles County S'1eriffs' Cars.
In February, 1970, six Los Angeles County Sher-
iffs' cars (three 1968 and three 1969 models) were
selected as representative of stop and go, idling,
Jong distance and high speed driving. The cars had
30 ,000 miles or more and all had very dirty engines,
The cars were switched from a competitive
premium grade gasoline to Chevron with F-310 and
driven for as little as 678 miles and as much as 2,093
miles. Exhaust emissions of the cars were then
measured at a government laboratory.
The results: Unburned hydrocarbon emissions
were reduced by an average of 24 3 and carbon
monoxide emissions by 423 .
Orange CountyTust. InMarch-July, 1970, a
group of 53 vehicles from :in independent fleet in
Oran ge County, California, were selected to repre-
sent a cross-section of high and low mileage vehicles
of ''.arious model years.
This independent fleet was especially well-
maintained and had previously been using a major
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taining a highly publicized carburetor detergent.
Initial tests were conducted by Scott Research
Laboratories, an independent testing company, to
measure the existing exhaust emissions.
These vehicles were then switched to Chevron
with F-310 and driven for 2,000 miles. They were
then tested again by Scott Laboratories for emis·
sion levels.
The results: Unburned hydrocarbon emissiom
were reduced an average of 12 .4 3 and carbon mon·
oxide emissions dropped an average of 27.53.
Pasadena Tusts. In the Spring of 1970, 297
cars, usin 2\1 com etitive brands of oline, were
specifi y selected as representative of Califor-
nia~s total·car population,
These cars were tested for exhaust emissions
by still another independent test firm, Olson
Laboratories.
Then-the cars W..re switched to Chevron with
F-310 arid driven by their owners approximately
2,000 miles under normal driving conditions, and
tested for exhaust emissions again.
The results: Unburned hydrocarbon emissions
were reduced an average of 13.93 and carbon mon·
oxide emissions reduced an average of 11.63. . .
The full significance of these results is: If
Chevron with F-310 were used in all the cars in Los
Angeles County alone, reductions of this size would
have the effect of reducing these emissions by
over 1,000 tons per day, or 365,000 tons per year,
as compared against the level of emissions existing
prior to the introduction of F-310. And projecting
the same results throughout the state of Califonua.
would have the effect of reducing emissions by
almost 1,000,000 tons per year.
at remains to be done.
There has been definite progress in reducing auto-
motive pollution since the first emission control
systems appeared on some cars in 1961. However,
more work needs to be done before the problem of
pollution can be solved.
It will take the combined efforts of the auto·
mobile manufacturers and the petroleum industry,
assisted by Federal, State and local governments.
It will take America's best research and develop·
ment capabilities.
To begin with, the automobile industry must
continue improving the internal combustion engine,
and developing new emissions control devices to
meet the stringent emissions standards of the
future.
All of the oil companies need to continue to
improve th e capability of their gasolines to reduce
ex haust em issions no\Y. Al so, according to the auto-
mobile manufacturers, the oil industry must make
av ailable unleaded fuel s in order to meet the
requirements of low emission cars of the future.
The introduction of both Chevron Unleaded and
Chevron Low Lea<l....:.with F-310-is a significant'
step in this diJ:e<;.tion •.
· Although, :no'. single development alone can
solve the autoinotlve air pollution problem, exten-
sive and Independent tests prove conclusively that
F-310 Is a genuine and significant contribution to
air pollution control.
ndanl Oil Company of California
Chevron
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Golfing Sp ree
Green Yule
In Niguel
It's beginning to look like Christmas around El
Niguel Country Club.
With thoughts o( the annual Christmas party in
their heads. members of the Women's Golf Association
are lookin~ forward to a Tuesday, Dec. 22. nine-hole
tournament followed by a Christmas luncheon.
Mrs. Richard Parsons, social chairman, has ar-
ranged a holiday menu to be served in the Monarch Bay
Beach Club. Mrs. Rick Gouin. current President's Cup
winner. is in charge of decorations. with assistance
from Mrs. Edmund Hoskins, women's rules chairman.
As a special higtllight of the festive day, membe:s
will sing a happy 76th birthday to Mrs. Walter Blats-
dell as they honor her for the third year.
Mrs. Blaisdell and her late husband were among
the first members of El Niguel Country Club and the
active golfer continues to play in tournaments.
In addition to the birthday celebration, golfj!rs will
exchange gifts around a brightly decorated tree.
Other activity scheduled in coming months includes
a two-day tourney on Jan. 12 and 14 ; a member-guest .
contest on March 23, an<t, seJection as host dub for a
June tournament for members of the Women's South·
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LITTLE DOLL S -Dolls of all shapes, sizes and B.R"es
were the center of attention at a recent Assistance
League tea fetinll Danny Davey Doll Club workers. Doll
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TINSEL ANO TRIMMINGS -Activity will center around the
Yule tree ;i.s ~left to right-) Mrs. Rick Gouin and Mrs. Edmund
Hoskins set the scene for El Niguel's distaff Christmas luncheon.
Members of lhe Women'i; Golf Association wit( gather in Monarch
Bay Beach Club on Tuesday, Dec. 22, following a nine-.hole tourney
to enjoy a luncheon and celebrate a special birthday.
collectors (left to ri.R"ht) Sherry Scott of La.R"una Beach
and Annie Robbins of Newport Beach look over the im-
pressive array with l\1rs. Rolla nd B .. si~afoos.
Living Dolls
Good Scouts Clothe
Danny's Yule Gifts
Almost 200 dolls are headed tor Arizona -the result of an ef-
fort waged by coastal Girl Scouts and a committee of dedicated
women.
The dolls. part of a Danny Davey caravan of food . clothin~ and
prese nts. will bring a sparkle to the eyes of little Navajo youn~sters
in Arizona. · ·
Girl Scouts at all troop levels from San Cleme nte to Newport
Beach collected the dolls. Harbor Day School also was a major con-
tributor. ·
Under the direction of Assistance Lea~ue member Mrs . Rolland
B. SiJi(afoos, Danny Davey Doll Club chairman, a hard-workin_g com-
mittee of women repaired. washed and outfitted the dolls with hand
detailed clothinll and accessories.
Most of the time. accordin,1? to the chairman. there were never
less than 10 workers at the Jeaji(ue and sometimes 20 tacklinll 2000
dolls of p.ll shapes, sizes, ages and nationalities.
In addition, friends and residents contributed material and sav--
in.R" stamp books which will be used to purchase toys.
Cel ebratin.R" the finished effort .. members of the leaiue feted
v:orkers of all a.R"es at a recent holiday tea centered by a Christmas
tree of 500 knitted stocking caps made for the Indian children by
members of the club.
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T ee.nager' s Cold Approach. Sparked by Method Backfiring
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DEAR ~N LANDERS": Please Inform
my mother that the more she keepa lhov-
lng your column down my tllroat the less
apt J am to read it. For years I ne\ler
missed a day. Now 11t age 17 I find
myself refusing to read it (although I
really want to) for the simple reuon my
mother keeps pressuring me.
Every column on sex, drugs, out.of.
wedlock: pregnancy is presented with the
usual comment : "Here -read thls." It
burns me up because I get to reeling she
doesn't trust me.
Several months ago you printed a letter
from 1 I>year-old girl who had this same
problem. When my mother read that let-
ter she accused me of writing It. I told
her, hJ didn1t write It but J could hive." ,
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ANN LANDERS ~
For a few weeks &be stopped bugging me
but now she has started again and it
maku me hate both you and her.
r realize th.is Is crazy but I want to tell
you and my mother and thousands o[
other mothers who are doing lhe same
thing to knock It ofI. You are defeating
your own purpose. -GRlDGEO IN
GEORGETOWN.
,DEAR GRlDGED: Bravo for yoa. I'm
&*I )'OU wrote. AH ... -.U )'Olil Cltl
'fflle m •1viD1 the 11me troable -lt'1
yoar tvw to do a little clJppiA1 ind 1bov· 1o,.
P•mtl are not belpln& me ge t across
to , Uaelr tee11a1ers wben they force my
eoh1m1 oa diem and make ll mandatory
readlD&. Bow wise wa1 the mu who said,
"I CID defend myself a1aln1& my
enemlet, but Lord protect me from my
frleDdl!" . '·
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DEAR ANN LANDERS : Yoo iold
"P.fonterey," who insisted that her sex-
less marriage was jll$t fine, that it would
be a lot better if she and her husband
learned to enjoy sex. That's quite a state-
ment. Jlow do YOU know?
As a ~woman whose marriage ha! been
£ull of sex and nothing else I take Wue
with you. Conversation is virtually nooet·
lstent In our home. U I want to hear an
adult voice I tum on the radio. When we
fin-t married 19 years ago I thought the
eagerness of the )'OUng buck would dJ.
minish ln Ume1 but I was wrong, Lut
week my husband and I returned home
from a 400 mHe trip -he drove all the
way. tt was S a.m. when he finally tumedf
the key in the door.
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Would you believe the sight oI me t.ak·
ing off mf stocking fired him up? Ha ve
you ever heard of such a thing? My en-
tire married life has been this way. And
don 't tell me I'm lucky -that millions of
women would give anything if their
husbands found them that attractive. I
don 't feel lucky. I just feel tired.
I wish you 'd print more letters like the
one from Monterey -and skip lhe other
kind. Who cares how tilany times a nut In
Canada had sex with hi s wife? Your col·
umn Is so biased in favor of men you
make me sick. If you print my letter I'll
eat the newspaper the day it appe1r1. -
DETROIT, MfCH.
DEAR DETROIT: Start nlbblJn', al1ter,
aad CGG11der younell fortua&e Ill Dot
the Sunday edlUoa.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I cheered YO\IL
advice to those who are concerned about
an overweight friend or relative. How
right you are! If humiliation and nagging
and needling could for~ people to Ion
weight, everyone would be thin. Play lt
again, Ann. -FORMERLY FAT •
DEAR FOml: Consider It played, and:
tbankl for tbe rtque1t. •·
Unsure ot yourself on dales? Whati·
right? What's wrong ? Should you!·
Shouldn't you? Send for AM Lander1,,.
book1et "Dating Do! and Oon 'ts," enclos.~
ing with your request 3$ centJ in coin 1ncf~
a long, 1elf·addressed, stamped envelope'"~
In cale of lhe DAILY PILOT. ~
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Your Horoscope Tomorrow
Leo: Cycle Favors New Start
tUESDA Y va!Ulble ..._.. Strengthen naiYO. Real~tic appr6acb II •
tJes with loved ones. necessity.
money rtsponslbillUes.
AQUARIUS (Jan. IQ.Feb.
18): Better for fini!hing rather
than begiMlng projects. Ex·
citement about special agree-
m!nt prevails. Maintain pOlse.
Let dust setUe. Permit others
to take Initiative.
DECEMBER 15 SAGITrARIUS • (Nov. 22· CAPRICORN !Dec. 22.JID.'
By SYDNEY OMARR Dec. 21); Avoid ateing situa-19): PowerfuJ emoUons seem
Leo 11 utr1va1ent, teed1 to tlon t b r o u g h rose-colored to dictate vital moves. Settle
over.dramatise, c1n be a glasses. Distorted p I c t u r e financial differences involvlng
wonderful friend but u1u1lly resulll if you tnsilt o~ be.Jng attorney, partner. Uve up to
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persons are wllllDI or CIJ>lble PISCf:S (Feb. 19-Mardl 20): of glvln&.
ARIES (March 21·April Ii):
Stress on need to change.
Status quo ls not apt to ~
Jnain.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
Accent on security, finl11hlng
project& which have direct ef·
fort on future. Strive to
enlarge horizons. Avoid the
pe'tty.
GEMINI (May 21..June 20):
Move about; get feel of what's
going on around you. Dlspl1y
versatility. Neighbor presents
idea which is workable. Go to
it. Stress independence,
. Qriglnallly.
CANCER (June 21·July 22):
Guard valuables, One who
pretends to know all answers
actually Is groping. Realize
this and respond accordingly_
For Worthy Project
Stamps 'Zipped'
Looking for a worthy project?
The Huntington Beach Junior Woman's
Club urgently needs the assistance of inter·
ested citizens and organizations willing to
contribute coupons to aid iil its effqrt to oJ>.
tain an artificial kidney machine.
According to the Artificial Kidney Foun·
dation of California, more than 10,000 people
die each year because of lack of funds to pur-
chase these machines. Kidney disease is the
fourth largest killer in the country.
Accepting the coupons is Mrs. Ole
Almaas, project chairman, who may be
reached at 847-0397 for information.
Steady pace sets results. New
employment feature Is ac.
cented. You do best now by
learning basic rules. Be sure
and then proceed. Avoid ex·
tremes. Stress moderation.
You ...
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YOGA CENTER \,,
44S I . 17th II,
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C.tt• M .. ...... LEO (July 23-Aug. 22)~ Cy·
cle moves up ; there Is !Al-YC111•1orcio:..,j"111r lh1""
anta Arrives ; for Panhellenic Party
daylight. You can see where !"'!~;;;;:~=~=i===========~~=======~: you want to go. Key Is to
start. Indications favor new
start, added independence.
Social contact results in fine s. WiUiam Campbell will open her home Wed· l sday, Dec. 16, at 10:30 a.m. for the annual New·
port Harbor Panhellenic Christmas party. The fes·
""tfVI! gathering will include. a gift exchange, lunch·
eon and bridge. R. R. Cripe, as Santa is being wel-
comed by (left lo right) the Mmes. Ll oyd Mc Collum,
E leanor Smith and Roy E. June.
proposition.
VTRGO !Aug. 23-Sepl. 22):
'"lhtimate Route Scores Gift Exchange
Follows Lunch
Hidden m a t t e r s dominate.
Behind-scenes meeting ma)'
have direct effect on you.
There are doubts and some
confusion. Lie low. Walt for
cloud! to clear. Soon you will
be in stronger position.
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IJBRA !Sept. 23-0cl. 22)'
The annual Christmas party Money from professional ef-
By ERMA BOMBECK
forts is highlighted. Friends
for members of the Westward help you fulfill some hopes,
Ho Chapter, Daugh ters of the wishes. Be ready for quick
British Empire will begin with changes. One who ls In·
of garlic drives you crazy with everything lo hamburger but a 12:30 p.m. luncheon in the quisitlve reveals more than he
desire." dressing it in a tutu, and you Laguna Beach home of Mrs. learns. All my life I've bun trying
to be "just another pretty
ace."
"No," he hesitated, "it's the say I have no Imagination. Harold Kleckner. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ):
glass. I know what It i.s. This Let's go up to the high school Members are asked to make Your ambitions come closer to
Heaven knows I've tried to
ollow the advice of lad ies'
agazines that tell me how to
ut excitement in my mar-
iage, but the fact is. I'm too
erm coilscious to nibble on
ars. (Besides. you never
ow where they've been.)
With some re gu I a rl t y,
owever. I go the intimate
inner route. I gel the candles
t of the attic (which have
elted all over the Halloween
asks). feed the kids early
nd slip into something that I
ear under a coat until I hear
y husband in the drivewa y.
It is my unworthy oplnion
and catch the last half." reservations for the event reality. You make ad·
is the glass the kids use for I have the feeling Joey 1 whJch will feature exchange of justments which result In solid
the creme rinse. l saw it In lleatherton would have cried. gifts. gain. Family member lends
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at someone ought to tell
en how to put excitement in
11'' marriage. It's getting
• er and tougher.
other night I met my
nd at the door with his
.. te drink. He sat down
.. fttache case and started
'fihat's that I smell?"
· ~ could be my new
me. 'Intimidation.' The
lady said it brought a lot
r customers In off the
e."
ft's not that," he said. snif·
g.
"The incense then. I rubbed
little garlic on each light
ulb. You know how the scent
'Music in Air
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END
ago. Where are the kids?"
.. I fed them and sent them
to a basketball game," l said
so{Uy.
··~ey, that's the game l
wanted to see," he said.
"What lime does it begin?"
"'Forget the ba sk e Iba 11
game," I shouted. "We are
having an jntimate dinner
togeth!r."
"What are we having?" he
asked .
"Beef a la ground," I said.
"Thafs as intimate to ham·
burger as I "'ant to get
tonight," he said.
"Have you no imagination?''
I stormed.
"Look ," he said, ''I come
home and you're wandering
around in your pajamas with
garlic all over the lightbulbs,
giving me a drink in a
bathroom glass and doing
sa'b!na's
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Mariners Choral group of "i;;;·~, H11!1•~to11 •Nth'• arlna High School will enter· " L•'•"1J•1KT1on
In the Women's Society of MUSIC IOXl:S
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The society, a women's
p of the Huntington Beach
mmunity United Methodist
hurch. "'ill meet in l\1oore
all. Ra chel Circle "'ill serve
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••• too fat ••• too lumpy •.•• too
many bulges in th is year's fashions .
Gloria Manhall con do S011181hing
about it and gift yov a -figure
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Decking the Halls . ,
Decorating the Fountain Valley Civic Center for the United Crusade Ball a re
(left to right) the Mmes. Richard Wilhelm, Carleton Hinz and Donald Blakely,
ball chairman. The room will be glittering when guests arrive at 8 p.m. Friday,
Dec. 18. Music will be played.b_v the J ason Deely Orchestra. Proceeds will go
to the United Crusade fund. . •
Christmas Tea
Presidents Honored
Rivierans See
Greek Dancers
Twenty.five past presidents
of the Seal Beach Woman's
Club will be honored during
the group's annual Christmas
tea at 12:30 ·p.m. Wednesday,
Dec. 16, in the Marina Com-
munity Center.
Among those past presidents
attendlng will be Mrs. Vernon
Cunningham, current presi~
dent ol the California Federa·
tion of Women's Clubs and Mrs. Hubert Tyler, president's The Stitcher y NOok
aide to the state organlzatloo. ClllWEL .. NEEDL!:POINT . -~--Hostess will be Mrs. Charles Students Sing • P•rlogOfl • ""'" .. • .._. Ward who wUJ· be assisted by , • • Columbi.-Ml~ • DM.c Y•rM
tht Mmes. Ann H o d g e , 'The SaddlebaCk C o 11 e·g e 211 I!. 1""· eo.I. MfM '4:1-7tH
Everett Ragadale, 0 . L. Chamber Singers, wider theli---"'.".•_• .. _...,_f,.',.'•···--Finley, Rose Rouiler, James direction of Donald.A: Walker,
Prentice and Fred Flanagan. will perfonn for members of STARS
Baking and wrapping are in · the San Juan Capjstrano
order for mem,bers of the Woman's Club at 3 p.m. on
Merridianiles · Section, Seal• Tuesda~." Dec. 15, in the
Beach Worhan's Cltlb. clubhouse:
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wo rlJ'1 gro•t 01trolo9or1. Hi1
colu111n i1 on• of tho DAILY
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DAILY PILDT . ,.~
Pictured ·;·:' Adopts Fairv iew
Ebell Shares Holiday
Musical
Salutes
Season
OJd Cards . . .
Members of the Ebell Club
of Laguna Beach will Cl'lce
woman followed by
refrubments and Christmas
carols. Mn. Edmund Van
_, will lead the singing to
the piano acrompaninient of
Mrs. Howard Wilson.
A proa:ram on antique
Christmas cards wW b e
presented for members of the
Col. Wllllam Cabell Chapter,
Daughters of the American
R<voluUon W~y, Dec.
11.
for lht 12:30 p.m. _.,,.
which will be praentecl bf
Harold Wldlenham. .;
· qaln share Chriltmu cheer
with their IOdojoled ward at
Fairview HOlpltal on Thur&-
day, Dec. 17, as they present
the annual yuletide party,
A 1pecla1 m111lcal aa!ute to
the Cirtltmaa aea10D will be
pmontecl Wednesday, Dec. 10,
for memb!n, o! the Eastblul!
Phllbarmonic Associates of
the Orange County
Philharmonic:; Society.
be Thedell~by-a:.111•,.,
Lester Swld, and •4
Santa Claus Richard Carbon
will dlatribute gift.s to each
Patients
Prettied
' For Party
Beta Alpha Pl Chapter
members will vi!it tbe Stanley
Convalescent Home in
Member• of the Potpourri
Seetion wrapped gifts donated
by members ol the club.
Party arrangements are
under the direction of Mrs.
Harro M. Groett.rup usisted
by the Mmes. Dltvid Young,
Gordon Dahlquist. J. W. Hail
Cbamherlaln, Carlson, Van
Deusen and Wilson.
Star Members
Bake Cookies
Mrs. William Jones will
open her Newport Beach home
Following a 9:30 a.m. coffee Court Stell• with holiday cookies. Miu ...
Harriet Wood, one of the Members of Court Stella Southland's mo s t famous harpists, will present AroWld Maris 14'8; Catholic
the ,Vorld with the CUstoms of Daughters of America meet
Clristmas duriJl& a 45-minute each second and fourth Mon-
prog:ram t¥Ing place in the day at I p.m. in St. Joachim's
Fiesta Room of the Bluffs. parish hall, Costa Mesa.
Guests are invited to attend,F =:;==:;======'
the program, according to
Mn. Cilvin Siegle, hostess for
the meeUng.
Assisting will be the Mmes.
David C. Duff, Arthur Andrt
sen and J ohn E. Arens.
From Valley Foree''
read by Mn. Jona.
Williams wlll load ·
Chrlstmas'carol >tnrllol-,
Presiding wW .be ,
E<t&ar M. Cos Jr., rqOIJll
IU."'1PUI. Cl.OnlD • ;~ °"" ltllfltly u..d : • IY 111t wtio un't boor .... IWlco !JI ... Mllll *-&. ~
Tlltlr L-. -Y-Gtlll .::
Westminster on Wednesday, Star Club members will
Dec. US to prepare patients for stage their regular Christmas
a Sunday, Dec. 20, Christ.mas meeting In the Laguna Beach
party to be sponsored by the home of Mrs. Arnold Kohls at
Bet.a Sigma Phi chapter. 7:30 p.m. on Wedneaday, Dec.
The women will assist pa-16. C-1o this Chrlatl1n Science Leclln ,1'
Cooki d ho baked TU•SDAY IV.NI ... AT I l'.M. ':_,., tlents with shampoos, halr es an .1 me Evei:y· flrst and third Tues-~ ,,.....,._ • ..,..~
sets and manlcl.ll'es, which desserts will be donated by day of the month members of ,1•sT c=::~-:,v=:·1~f1Vc11wTllT •
they do on a monthly basis un-members for distffbution to Mesa R e b e k a h Lodge c.tt• MoM
der the direcUoo of Mt. and ir.;.'•:•:;d;••::;is~!n;.:res~t~ho:;:m;;;e•;;· ... ,l/....!we~~m~b~le~!nijOdjidiFieliloiwisiHialil,iJimmmmmmmci""ii._ii.i•-........... _~ Mrs. Jerry OIOuinard, beauty
salon owners in Garden Grove. r,111'_
The group rang in the holl-~
day season by ri ncl n &
doorbells for a holiday pro-
gressive dinner party. Hosting
were Mr. and Mrs, Keith
Kleppe, Westminster; Mr. and
Mrs. Don Kracht, Midway Ci·
ty and Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Howard, Santa Ana.
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COMMUNITY EVENTS
Ma11 The 1011
and Peace
<if this
Hollda11
Season
be with yoU and yours today
throughout the New Year.
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by providing a reliable · supply of electri
b~helping ·toiimprove .the ,environment
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(Electricity brings us light, k eeps food fresh,
1 conditions the air we breathe, and brings the
• world within our reach by radio and television_,.i
In factories, electricity is essential to keep
p roduction l ines rolling. Without it, there
would be fewer jobs and less prosperity. On
the farm, electricity pumps water to irrigate
crops, and does everything from milking
. cows to coaxing chickens to lay more eggs.
Fortunately, electricity is clean, flameless,
odorless and doesn't create by-products of
combustion at its·point of use.
Everything man does has some effect on
the envi ronment, and the production and dis-
tribution of electricity are not exceptions. But
if we failed to supply electricity for the facto-
ries, farms and homes in the 14-county area
we serve in Central and Southern Cal ifornia,
the impact on all our lives would be devastat-
_ing. After all, electricity is one energy we
Electricity is vital.
A high standard of living and electricity go
hand-in-hanct. Shut off electricity and you
shut down plants, computers, radios. TV
sets, freezers, hospitals and even sewage
treatment plants.
cannot do without.
Two of our major goals are to continue to
provide a reliable supply of elect;icity and to
work to improve the environment with rela·
lion to our generating plants and other facili·
ties. We'd like to tell you how we do it.
Water was once the primary source of
power used to spin the turbines that gener-
ated electricity for Central and Southern
California. To trap the melting snows in th e
Hi gh Sierra, Edison created the vast Big
Creek Hydroelectric Project. It meant open-
ing up a mountain wilderness and building
a network of dams and power plants. Today
"Big Creek" provides electricity for hundreds
of thousands of people.
It also provides a vacation parad ise for the
public to enjoy, including campgrounds, six
major man-made lakes, and streams well-
stocked with trout.
Moreover, "Big Creek" means flood con-
trol and irrigation water for the farmlands of
the San Joaquin Valley below.
Peaceful use of the atom.
After most feas ible hydroelectric sources
for Edison customers had been tapped,
Ed ison turned to fossil-fuel power plants as a
primary source to meet the growing demand
for electric energy.
Power plants in Southern California have
never been the major contributor to air pol-
lution, but when fuel is burned in power
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plants, certain by-products of combustion
are released into the atmosphere. This is true
when burning gas or oil in power plants, gas
in homes, or gasoline in autos.
To minimize by-products of combustion
from our power plants, Edison has been
working for many years in many ways. For
example, Edison launched extensive air pol-
lution research programs over 15 years ago.
We w ere among the first companies in the
nation to activate such programs and have
succeeded in making significant reductions
in emissions from our power plants. We are
working to reduce them even further.
We bel ieve that generating electricity at
Nuclear generation of electricity has two distinct advantages. It is a clean source of electricity,
and it helps conserve our natural resources. Above, San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station,
near San Clemente. Two additional units are scheduled at this site. Although the plant is a
source of miniscule amounts of radiation, they are far below the levels set by the AEC.
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A vacation paradise.
Edison's Big Creek Hydroelectric Project, located· In the Hig h Sierra in Central California,
supplies electricity and provides a vast recreation area for the public.
nuclear power plants is anothe r effective way
we can help to improve the environment. In
a nuclear reactor there is no combustion, so
there are no by-products of combustion;
Therefore, we plan to build additional
nuclear un its.Two are scheduled for opera·
lion in 1976 and t977 at the San Onofre•
Generating Station near San Clemente:·: . .
Thereafter, the only rnajor generating facili.~.~
ties Edison plans to build in Southern Cali.,,.
fornia's South Coast basin are nucfe ar1
plants. sC~f
Southern California Edison·
Emission control.
By applying re ce nt developments in
pollution control, emissions from Edison's
fossil-fuel plants have been substantially
reduced, including a significant reduction
in nitrogen oxides.
Ocean studies .
Marine biologist surveys sea l ife near the
San Onofre Nuclear Plant to determine if
sea water, used to cool plant condensers,
affects the marine environment when the
water is returned to the ocean. Nineteen
reports have revealed no significant changes. ; (
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Ar111y Also Gets Beer in Barra~ks ·
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WASKlNGTON (UPI) -1lr\lcUon1. -General Improvement la perrnuent pollclea regarding "AcUons mu&t be tlten to
The Army joined th~ Navy to-"M1ny of ~ Army rerul• Cilmmunlca.tlona bet we• n alcoholle bever1ge1." The improve the soldier'• lnlUal
day in allowing beer in blf'-Uons need revision •.• com-solditn and commandel'I, ln-~~~!.was mt to all com· impreuion of the Army. 1 racks as a part or a program manders at all le~ls muJt eluding steps to usure that a
to belp end the draft by mak· charae the Ir non-com· soldier gets at least an interim "1 am dlrtctlni the Army wish to place far IJ'dlar
Ing the service! more at· missioned officers to stay response within 24 houn to 1t1ff to rtview unnectssarily emphasis on the Army com·
tractive. ahead or opinion in the country any question he submits. restrictive or unne~ssary munity service program to
Gen . W i 11 i am C • and society." Westmoreland 1ald that Army regutaUons, and to take care of families better
'v I I d h. f t I I d .. ..1 slmplUy the language and con-es more an , army c 1e o Westmore and a so or eri= after his present Instructions and 1·mprove the services' at.
ff I d I tr ctl 1•11 tent or existing regulations," sta , ssue ns u ons n these steps: regarding beer have been put n -•~ II '!'" We1tmoreland said. tractiveness to Anny wtvea.
bee_r or 3.2 percent -.,vuO c -Elimination of reve1 ~.-~in~to~e~ff~ec;.l,~'i'Ii.w~ll~l~w~a~lc~hly:o~ur;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ content may be served formations, ex ce pt for re commendations on
routinely In mess halls In non-ceremooia l, training ~ "other
combat areas, and that beer specia l occuiOns." He said, .t.ova•T•s•M•NT
vending machines may be ln· "when held, they should be Helps Solve J llttelt
stalled in barracks. musters of all offlcera and rALS£ TEETH
The ~Navy last month ruled enlisted men from the com-rfll---
beer permissible in shore In-mand er on down ." Worrl•• ••d Problems
Stallatlons. although n o t -Liberalization of past I Ju1i 1prl:nll:Un1 PASTJ:rr1" on aboard ships. The Air Force policies to eliminate s gn·in 7our d•ntur•• doe• all 111.11: CJ)
h · d · I u·reme ts Rel~ hold hotb uppera. and low•ni has taken no sue action as an s1gn-ou req I n , Armer tonrer: c21 Boldt them 111on
Is it right to expect
an answer to prayer?
yet. stop bed check practices· ex· comtortabli: f3~ ~ •t 111ore "'low-r Powe41• "! want to impreS! on non· cept for j n d i v i d u a l s un-~.!t'!':'g;,,d~~ i. not .... !.t'¥:~; Come to this Christian Science Lecture /I! .:-, • -... ..__ TUliSOAY IVENIN• AT• ,JA. .... commissioned officers their dtrgoing punishment, and ~~1=l·at'::'~'li.r=t·~i_: Cfllll'C~ ,..,., .. ...,,,,
RaY.mond Beaudreault, of Mapleville, R.I., has, turn ed a car into a flower key role Jn maltlng a modern ellminate restrictions on the J~/:Uiad:~~~=l.r.~·• ,.1.,1 cH':c~~,Y=1~;1;~1•NT lrT
cart. He uses this Nash-Metropolitan saddled with \vagon wheels as a planter volunteer army a success," diJtance a aoldier with a pass Cl'llklc~•;:,';.~1111"
for floral displays at vario,~u~s_t_ll~·m~e~s:_:o~l~l:'h~e,_:y~e~a::r.:_ ____________ ~w~e~atm~cre~lan~d~1~11~·d~ln~lll~s~in:_-~m'.':a~y:_tr~a~v'.!'2L ___ · ---~---------...'.!:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=====:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'
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Air Trip
Thwarted
TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) -
When airmen found t w o
al!ters hiding on a cargo plane
parked on an off-limits flighl
1 i 11 e at Davis Monthan Air
Force Base here, one of the
young women said :
."Hi, I guess we gol the
Wrong airplan-e ."
''Lad y," replied one of the
enlisted men, "I think you got
the wrong airport."
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Cheryl Ketchum, 20, and Lin·
da Livingston, 18, grounded
what was to be a aurprl5e
Cbriitmu visit covering 10,000
miles. ·
"They called aid told me I
coulit send a package on a
C130 that would be flylng C1Ver
to Thailand this week." ex-
plained Mrs. Ketchum. "I just
decided instead to send my-
5elf:''
The women managed lo
drive onto the base without
being questioned. They found a cargo plane on the flight line
with doors open and no one
around so they boarded it.
Mrs. Ketchum said they
curled up around a fuel tank
and awaited the long flight
For 12 hours they stayed on
the plane , sleeping now and
the11. praying and getting
hungry. At dawn a sco~ of
servicemen boarded.
'.:At firgt they didn't see us,"
Mrs. Ketchum said. "They
were too busy. Then they spol·
ted us. A' first they thought
we were dead."
'Ibo object of tho f<>lletl trip
wu Air Foret Sgt. 'Ibomaa W.
Ketchum, stationed at U-Ta-
peo, 'Ibailand.
•JJ just get so lonely without
him." said Mrs. Ketchum ,
mother of a 22-month-<>ld son .
Air police questioned the
.. ·omen and let them go.
Authorities said the plane
wasn't even going to Thailand.
Flag Pledge
Ban Fought
By Teacher
F.ORT LAUDERDALE. Fla .
(AP ) -An attorney for Leroy
Bates, a seventh-grade school-
teacher who refuses to 1alute
the flag, said today he would
ask the courts to overturn hls
IUJpension .
The Broward County School
Board h1a noted unanimously
t.o uphold Supt. Benjamin C.
\Vlllls'a suspension of the
black civics instructor at
Henry D. Perry Middle School
In Hollywood.
Bates, 25, does nol salute
the fi&C beclUH, he Says, the
pled&e ol allegiance saying the
nation '8 ''dedicated to liberty
and juaUce for all" ta a
falffhood .
Shortly before the board's
m .. tinll. U.S. DUtrlct Jud&e
Joe E1ton c:i!cllntd to Issue 11
reslr1lnln1 order without first
hearing from both aides.
Bates' attorney, Benjamin
Lampkin, said I.hf! board now
is requJrtd to li"e Bates 1
speedy hearlni. He said he
·would prtftr to go directly lo
court bot asllumed that the
la w wou1d require him to ''go
th rough the moUons" or 1
bo1rd htarln g.
ln backing up WI 1111' s
charge or ''gros1 in·
11ubordinaUon" against Bates,
the bo11.rd adopted a policy re-
quiring lti1chcr1 to promote
the prlnc1plts or p:.tr\otlsm.
Before the vote, Mrs. J1y
t'trber of Hollywood called for
Bites' rtln1t1te:ment.
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reg. 12.49 9, 94
Talking Time Clock by Mat-
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schoolers how to tell time.
Adjustable to five minute
Intervals. Smart present!
Pogo Pony for aclive kids.
Moves like a live horse. Gal-
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up, rums, goes fast. slow.
Actually leaws ground!
reg.14.99 9. 99
Johnny lightning Indy 500
by Topper. A miniature race-
way thars just like the real
thing. Scale speeds all the
wall UP to 1200 m.p.h.
may CX> tayland
reg. 9.99 7, 99
Monogram's Mean Ma ver-
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UP1 lenllH" l!~ll•r
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Fair Lady
Angelman
Champion
Bubert Hope 's Fair Lady
WU declared the overall win-
ner of Bahia Corinthian
Yacht's Angelman Serles for
Paetfic Handicap Racing Fleet
yacl!U:.
Final rice in the seven·race
aeries was sailed Sunday in
eonjunclion with BCYC'a Year
End Regatta.
Second overall in t h e
Angelman Serles was Barry
Faber's eight.meter Cheerio
from the host club and thJrd
wu Annie, skippered by
Monte Uearley ci Oceanside
Yacht Club.
Winners in the final race were : CLASS A -(1) Niki 11,
John Kinkle, BCYC: l2l Chee-
rio; (3) Malahini , Jack
Bostwick, BCYC. CLASS B -
Kealoah, Wold & Natcha.
BYC: (2) Joie de Vlvre. Ray
Garra, BCYC: (3) W i n d
ChHde, Lee Amuitrong, VYC.
Regatta results :
ULT!HULL A & B -Ill
Richard Si.ele, P.M. YC: (2)
Tantalus, Bob O'Keefe, BYC;
(3) Sea Bird, 8 . Hanel. CBYC.
HOBIE CAT-16 -(I) J, H.
Mullen, IMA ; (2) A. G.
Sauncl!n, (no affiliation.)
David Tingler (no affiliation.)
HOBIE CAT-14 -(1) Ted
Hendrickson, BCYC; ( 2 )
Wayne Schaefer. OPYC: (3)
Dick Loufek, Anacapa YC.
MULTIHULL C -(1) R.
Christopher, BSA; C2) S.
McCcllkey, MBYC; (3) Dave
Prloe, DPYC.
Woma·n Win!!
Record Pool
LONDON (UPI) -An
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world record pools dividend of
approximately $840,000, Lit-
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today.
CRUISING YACHT -Coronado Yachts of Costa
.tvlesa has launched its first Coronado Crulsing-35.
Aussies Join Show
For the first time in the !p; _________ _,I
U.S.. Australia will be
represented by an exhibit of
its boating products at the
15th annua1 Southern
California Boat Show.
The all·marine exhibition.
the nation's serond largest,
will be held at the Pan·Pacific
Auditorium, Los Angeles, Jan.
22-31.
The Ausllalian Trade Com-
mission has taken 1500 square
feet of space to display the
boating craft of that water·
minded nation .
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Mauldin' s Own Favorite ...
••. Still Relevant
Two w1rs later, Bill Meuldin's cartoons still say it ell for the guys who are
"up front" doing the dirty work. Mauldin once selected the cartoon above
IS one of his own favorites from World War ll's "Up Front" series.
Ho said: "Once I thought I did a very funny cartoon (about) en old-time
c1valrym1n 1hooting his jeep • ·, . It has simplicity ; it tells e story; it
doesn't need words . It is, I believe , the very best kind of cartoon."
Mauldin i1 still doing some of the world's "very be st kind of cartoons."
A few stro~es of his tal1nted pen can make some of the mo st biting
editori1I comments to be found on today's issues. If you're look ln9 for
relevancy, looli: at Mauldin two wars later.
Look at the Editorial Page of the
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Down the Ways
New Cruising Yacht Debii"fs
f'Mlt H H .. r s.caMt
a sturdy sloop from the clfsign borad of Bill Tripp.
The yacht is available in either a sloop or ketch rig •
By ALMON LOCCWIEY
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A new cruising yacht from
the design board of famed
11awa1 architect Bill Tripp was
launched this week b y
Coronado Yachts.
J;>esignated the Coronad1>-35
cruising boat, it will be pro-
duced at the Costa Mesa plant
as an adjunct to the Coronado
racing boa ts.
The boat features three
totally private cabins. Jt
sleeps seven in comfort and
privacy. The owner's double
cabin is aft of the midship
cockpit and is entered through
the main saloon. It bas a large
hanging locker to starboard
and a five-drawer wardrobe lo
port. It also features two large
rectangular ports and lucite
batch covers for air and light.
The "head ". com plete with
molded·in shower b a s e ,
marine toilet, large mirror
and stainless steel sink, is
situated to port between the
owner's cabin and the main
saloon with doors opening into
both.
Pressurized hot w a t e r
system and shower come as
&tandard equipment.
The main sa1oon-ooe of the
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hea,dquarten for
Bulova® and
A.ccutron00
Beantiful .,,.tt:hes for men and women. Sare to de-
light that spedal · someooe on )'car Otti:sams list.
e Bnlma Lnrel: Yellow, 17 je«els, !OK mlf<d Pl pl.e
-suinless srcd b<ek. Adjastablc bncdet__UO
e Bulova Sea Ki°"' Yellow, 17 jewels. 5-p s«:<>od, Wmio-
ous baodsanddou. Water, shock resistant 150
•Bulova }"irsl Lady: YeUow, 17 jewels. SilRr dial. Shock
resistant. Lcwcly bracelet band 16.$
•Bulova Golden Clipper. White, 17 jewels. An•Ml'•Ko.,f
date window,.....p S«Ofld. lllmmoa.s baads,dna 180
•Bulova Diamond Pearl: Yellow, 2~ jeftls. 4 diamonds.
G.... mc<her-of-peorl d;d. Moh rord S90
•Balon Deep Sea Cb ... oogn:pl.: Wb;ce,17 jcw<ls.00'-o:o-
tcrsecond hand, recorder-hand, l:apsed time indiou:oc_S95
e Accutron .. 428": White, clccuoajc timepiece. SWnku
steel, water rcsist:mt. Blackcorfam sawp 1110
• Ac:catron Spacevif:W': YeUow,clectrocticrimepiece.LurniD-
oas hour indicators, bands. Sweep second. Matching:
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• Accutron Day and Date: White. electron.ic timepiece. Sa..i.,..
Im sittL Day/.i-window, bloe di&I. Lim;_, 1175
large s t among 35·
footers-features a h i g b I y
practical and spacious dinette
adjacent to tbe galley, Three
. large windows add to the light
and airy leellng of the saloon.
The galley has all of the
c u I I n a r y conveniences, in-
cluding a gimbailed two-
burner range with oven, large
ice box , statnless steel sink,
hot and cold pressure \Yater
system and ample storage
space.
Opposite the galley is a pilot
berth configuration for two.
The forward cabin,
&eparated from the main
saloon by two hanging locker.s
and general stowage space,
sleeps two adults.
A custom yacht Impress.ion
Is imparted by the meticulous
craftsmanship and generous
use of teak throughoul.
On deck, the Coronado-35
has a "go-anywhere-in·any-
weather" look. Two hatch
covers with Translucent lucite
panels to flood the cabin below
with light may be securely
battened down during 'foul
weather.
High combings encircling
the cockpit assure dry con-
ditions in any weather.
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Another standard feature.-:ttie
pedestal steering wllb a 11~
stainless steel wheel ,cidj:
greatly to the comfort ef~the
helmsman on exten d4d
voyages, •.
Standard equipment in~Iqdi!1
a Palmer M~ gasoline ed1ine
"'ilh a 2: I reduction, bow lpd
stern pulpits and full ltt1&(b
lifelines. A two-cylinder Albin
A0.21 diesel engine may be
specified as eptienal
equip ment.
The boat is avail ab e ,!Jq
either sloop or ketch rig.~:!::'
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Southern California Boats Dominate Teacup ' Trials
VENTURE CAT SCORES AT LAKE GENEVA, WISCOSIN
Roger MacGregor Sails To First Place In Teacup Regatta
GHOST-13 WINS DAYSAILER CLASS IN TEACUP REGATTA
George Larson and Builder Ron Woods Show New Craft
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Ot1ign1r Hoyle Schwtlt11't Am1z11 Ob11rv1r1 a L11k1 Geneva
Hobie Cat, Windsufer, Ghost, V linture Cat Winners
Final results o( t h e
Amerlca 'a Teacup Trials held
recent1y at Lite Geneva, Wiss.
show that SoulherR 1Califqrnia
built boats dominated the uni·
que compeUtloo.
start beginning wit It com· ed by Rod MacAlpine-Downey, Montgomery Marine in Costa by a member of the Judges
pletely dlsassembled boall on looked promlslng in the second Mesa, w11 Judged the ltighest panel. With the chilly waters
the beach; time cap1ize and racel ~t when it was all ever, quality bolt in the recaUa of Lake Geneva facing them,
recovery ,vents, slalom races, the redoubtlble Robie Cat won with its lapstrake hull and they drew lots. Peter Harken ol Vanguard Boats drtw the and eve.q a rowing race for the racina e~enta ,wilh two eeJ teak trim, lt proved itself as Wlndaurfer. After be In g
sailing yacht tenders.. cond places. handy as its appearance by dumped a few times -to the
The Arilerie1'1 Te I cup
Trials Js a new one-of-a-kind
regatta designed to test ut\allJ
off.the-beach saUln1 b I a t 1
which sell' basically for under
$1,000 ror monohulls and $1,250
for mutlihulls. The event was
sponsored by One Design and
Offshore Yachtsman
Magazine.
An independent Jud g In 1 Hobie Alter, sailing the lf, stiling away from all the deligltt of camera buffs and
panel evaluated quality and assembled his boat and aot it other dinghies In the racing spectators -Pete got the
construction of the boats and across the starting line in the events and winning the special hang of It and it was dllflcuJI
rated them· on 1 point system. incredible time of one minute rowing event for the yacht to get him to turn the craft
A series of Olympic course and 30 seconds to win the renders. back over to Its developer.
races was scheduled but light LeMans care u well. Tbe unusual 11 a 111 n g Hoyle Schweitzer ef Pacific
air made It Impossible to hold The Ghost-13, a new boat surfboard, the Windsurfer, Palisades. 1
more than two. developed by the Southern caused its &wn special brand With nearly every major
C o n siderable excitement California Sea Scouts and sail· of excitement and problems. manufacturer of these b(lats
centered aroond the small ed by George Larson, out-AJoncside c o n v e ~ t i o n a t r e p r e s e n t e d , Southern
multihull1. '1be "teacup" was performed nearly all of the sallbo&nb If proved it.self an California boats took honors la
the staging gound for what monohull .... blg and small-to uneipectedly aood r a c I n g four out of the stven claslff.
was virtually the first (l'.Ublic win their division a n d yacht and c1ptured third place Hobie Cat held the highest
appearance on the water of performance awards. They Jn the racing evenll. Members point standings, Montgomer.y-
MacGregor Yacht Corp. 's new managed to reCover the boat of the panel and spectators 10 got the only perfect 1core
Venture Cat which 1treaked from a capsize. with the crew w~re a m a z e d at its frnm the judj;es panel, and
away with its own prtvate in the water in only eight maneuverability as well as its w:'Ji the performance or tbe
Southland built boatS wlllcb
dominated the event were the
Hobie Ctt-14, the new
Windsurfer, Ghost-13, the new
Veoture Cit and t be
Montgomery-10.
. To as561 more than just
speed, the small boats were
put through their pacu with
sucb gimmicks u a LeMans
wind to capturt the fint race . seconds. speed. Ghost-13. Venture Cat and
An. o t be r brand new The Mongomery-10, a small Under the regulations, each Wind5urfer , it "a 1 a
catamaran, the Dlna:o, design-· lllling tender built b y bott entered wu to be sailed California sweep.
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Protective Mama
Dottie, the mother giraffe. stretches her neck to
see what photographer is holding, just to make sure
it wouldn't harm her baby (rear). The yQungster
\v:;ts able to stand and walk almost immediately
after birth in Portland zoo ..
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Future
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Chiefs of,Slaff, Adm. Thomas ~re'"NgiHP01..1cE •t
H. Moorer, says ht would ~~1., ~~~nH c°'" oeu~~1~
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"P I ho thl k th t FrlflCft H. Corm • eop e W n a we "'"-of C.llfON1l1. Or1nM Counrvh~
would go on such a raid NP'!:no ~r 1'/,7• ,:.:,.;ifo..."'':1~·-'r,t1:
without sufficient reason are Mno11111y •PPt•rtd Fr1"c•1 H."'!'wrff
not living in a real world,"~ ~::,_E-~N1111~1:.C";;.: ':
Moorer said "" wltl'lln lnstrurneftt •nd ~Id • ltltY e>tlC\lled IM Mini. ' ' The military was never 100 (OFFICIAi.. SEALJ : ·:'
t rt . t•· A • M1Uf'fftl P. RIVIMI ~rcen ce atn •I'll: mer1can Hot•.., P11t111c.e1111om11
prisoners would be inside the Pr1nc:1,11 Offlc• In -~' :..: Counl'r pf Or"''" compound he Said My CommlHlon fxplru '.•:~ ' · A.Prll 2J, lt11 , However he aided "We Pub11w..ci Or•"~ co.11 O•llt~··:Pltot.
were 100 Percent certa'in that o.c-w 1' 1" 21• 21' "" ·~70
they were there at one time. LEGAL NOTICE ·, • l'."
There was a high probability T..s.17 ·. .
that they ...,.,uld have been l+OTIClr 01' TRUSTl!l!'I SALii'· "" T.O. NI, TS 1fl•7' • there when our forces ar-o.. Otcember 31, im, 11 11 :6--A.M .•
• _.,, 11 TITLE INSUllANCI! ANO TRUSY. .~ TIVcu. PANY, 11 lluhr IPl'Olnted Tru11W Uqder
11111 1111rw1nt lo Died pf Trurt \iiltd Stretch out in the roomy, contoured seall·tbat·aivc you a...,,...,. Merdl 2. 1970 E11Kllfld a,: v11tG•Ml:fo.1t. ., "I...... LOOJCABILI.., Who aequlrld tftN ' • ride 8 feet above the rails. Take1in the picture-book.Southwest Tribes. Fi"ght v111:01N1A 11:. CAt0e1t, , widow . .,"'
fro th "T of ·-c .... Hi • -·-· I CHAlllEI l..OOICAllLL, ..... to111btnd .... m · C .. ~ •tu(;: 8y J-..... Tia' OUDge. rtcorclld .V..rdl JO, 1970, 11 Jnst..;'.f.lo.
<INf, 1n book tnt. -JI!, f/I Offlo!:l1I
At dinnertime, enjoy delicious food at unbeatabt&e rices in F1"e· rce Battle Rtcwdl In the pfflce pf fM Ccq,ry •-H" -d' ~ d do the Ka hin Shop R11a1rder of Or11191 C111.111ty, C•Oto(ill1. luc:; l·LC"VC! 1ncr. Vl wao er· wn to c a ce Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTIQN TO
Lo f .,., I:, HIGHEST llOOEll: FOii: CASH (N,itil. unge or.a .... Y soac · PORT MORESBY New 11 11,,.. of 1111 111 llWh.!4 money . .q..Jhe . . ' . Unll..:1 St1tn) •' the Nonto front 111tr111e1 Planning your,trip is casy,.~au.e-your one-price ticket covcra Guinea (UPI) -Rival nahve to tM Or1119e county Courttiou11 -•hid
all major 1ravel· cxpenges -'e.von meals. For example, it's only warriors armed with spears :.!"~1~1y~~!rr't;nP:1z:.~~~'11/.:;':;~~ri
$183.50 round trip Los An-i-to Chicago and axes and decked out with •'9hl, 11111 •nd lnt9rnt con.....,111 ,-..,,., ·-· . and'. ,_ f ht ,_ ~Id 11'1' It under Mid Ott<I If" Trust on FJ Capitan~ war pamt pig turAlll oug fn 1111 .,._,..., sftu11ec1 In !hi •OtJI> of a pitched batUe of honor in N-.t ••Kt!, r.. Mkl eountt-•!14 S!fl•
It doesn't like a bantroU ·to--travtl in wbicb seven Tolai lribesmen ~:.~t::~e11ohf lntwrm 11 Ml;.;;;,.."' 1t.1lc. Just ride.El (;anitan. were killed police aA>•-s ,,.., (fflll" l••11 llllld $epteftibii" 9 . • 1 r , -''-'"' IMS bltwMn Thi 1rv1111 Comtl.llhv. 1
Now You .cao ~ .. __ -11-" Vnlllf" Santa Fe report. Co•PO•lllon. II leuor '"" Tri., """"· ww.ap WU...Vl 1 --I l lmlll'CI P•rtntnhlJI, •• Lns11 •. ,..., trave1 costs with Bank.Amtricar"' Master Three squads of riot police recorded N_,,,ber JO, 1Ms '".:..,.. ' "' f n-baul brou.::.1...1 • 7127, ..,.,. "-Offlcl1I Aecoru; Mid Cbarse or In1erbant Gblr• <;:ards at Santa rom n.11 :were ~ m c-in. tM r111 P-.1V <1acrni:M'N:
By WUIS CASSELS F !hr "" -·el l to ,,,.., the fight between 1711'11".-All 11111 c.rt11n i.nc1 .. ituated~ tr Iha
SOb' .• , . I n f ,. n I t • I e or ou.,.. your ...... aaeo ....,., . , ·--.. -Sf1!1 of C1llfDn1l1, Countt-of lti'lflft.
1 Y is Y than 400 tribesi;nen at a prear~ city pf NIWllOl't •••ell. dnc"l>IPo ,, Ull"I 5111! Wr1!1r
WASHINGTON /U PI)
Brace yourself. Here comes
some of that stuff newspapers
are accused of neglecting :
Good news.
preferable lo a I coho 11 c __, batU d follow•= rang~ egroun a PAACEL I : Loi " of Tr1ct No'.,.. cblivlon under any "nd all Roman Catholic plantation, •• Mown on , M•P recordftf 1n: ~ circumstances. • _ th Id 212. P•eu 32 ta 3' 1nc:tus"'i · pf C. A. Broten, -lea R.,. e sources sa . Ml.c:1111MOU1 M1p., records of~
rm not an A.A., but I have • -··· F• n-......1 County, C•llfOtl'lll. . • ~ __..... LEGAL N011CE PAACl!L II: ,. H-IUllvi·:t•· many friends who are, and 1034 E. Fourth·St. "'"''for 1119rw 1nd "r'"" "'~
l"ve been privileged to attend 'S•nt• AM, Calif. 92701 suP•R101t ccu1tT 011 TMI! i~Kt10~0~~~t .:_11'!~~,..: a lot of A.A. meetings. The ITAT• Ofl' CALlll"Oll:MIA POR r«ordl'C[ 1n Boat 211, ••an 3:1 tii:g,;·
It th th f THB COUNTY OP ORA.NOi! cluslvt pf Ml.c:tlll-I Mio• '' concerf1$ e grow 0 sense or cornmunit.y. and bond ,. A-61MI of o ..
f th Id' f I Phones.: 543-M.fJ.& 542-4404 NOrte:I! 0,. H.i.IUNO O" .. l!T!TION rinot County, C•lllornli. ·~~~ one o e wor s most use u of human brotherhood. whkh •OR Pll:OU.T• 011 WILL AND Thi str111 1!kl,..1 '"" o1111r ~ . t' Al co hol1·cs c-1· ••• ... '•TT••• t1t111"'tlon.lfll!f,of1Mr"1~ organ1u ions, exists in an A.A. group is ao TDTAM•NTARY .. . tlt9crlbld 11 --'" tro taa; • .fO'
Anonymous. palpable there have been Est1tt1 lfT1tns1e •. ST!I,., OK.-Mll, =.n-.;;;. ,,::11111•=:;~ ~~
During the past year. more times when I found 'myself · NOTICE is HERnY GtvEN ""'-' ,..., Hlblnty for .,,., 1ncorrKtnns ar "" Cl•ulle II:. RuUlll "'' fl)ld .... In I •I· Slrllf •!Id olhff --~II' than 1,000 new A.A. groups almost regretting that T'm not t1on tor llNlllll• of w111 •1'111 Clifkll •lld ,...,, ~ ~rein. ·
b . for IUUlllCI of Ll'lten T•t-t1.., lo S1ld Ule wFH 0. m9". llut ·whto.ut
\\'ere established. That rings eligible. l========================:::c==========================IP11111on1r, nfll'lftCI: i. wtllcll ls mldt tor a:wtr11nt w w1rr1ntJ. ••J1rtu or~"" ,,_ Id 'd total l 16 000 fllnlltr Nrfkulln. •nd '11111 IM ti~ Ind ...... n:llll!I 11111, --•IPn. . ~-·-..... :: wor w1 e o , · A.A. has no religious creed ' -"'"-"" .. ___ -._ .. _ · ··~ P 1e1 ... r,,,... -1111 _,., wt .....,,..,.,""" to I'll' Ill• PrlN:INrNa:;:ef more than three times as or -A,_,_, a, beyond a conviction for J1nuary 1. 1911, •' •=:io 1.m.., in tl'lt 1111 no11 IKllrt<l ibY se111 °"""' TfllSI: ,. ,._ 10 ""!ii'" COllffroom of 0...rtment Na. 3 ef u lll wit: ~000.DO, w1111 llllffftt f~ Mlll'di'2 many as uic:re were years bom of experience that there court. 11 100 c1v1c c .... ~ Drl" wn1, 1n 1t111, ••In .:.1c1 nett prov1111c1, ~if
ago. 1•5 "a power greater than "" c.,... of s...11 An1, C1Jlfornl1. "''" Uf!Cler 111e IHm• of 111d °"" "' O•IH December 10, 19111. Tr111t, fffJ, cht>rsin Ind IX""'9('jf', ... Each A. A. grou p is self-sun. ourselves" which is capable of w. E. ST JOHN, Trvsm •!Id of 111e trvsts cre•twc1 w ,.,
I' Counl'r Cler-. Ott<I of Trust. · ; ••. porting and self.governing. r e c I a i m i n g from the '-llnt s. "r•llllllR The benetrei.ry 11nc1rr uld OfM .,,,
The dilferenl groups keep in .,,,_pheap aoy human being, 41' 1!"1 17111 "'""' Trust, 11'1' '"son m • br11c11 er det1y.i#·11, ...... .. Clltl Mell, C1lllwllie nrtl the Pbll9•llonl IKUrl'CI t II r ~. b' touch wilh each other through howev"r far g o n c In Tll: 1n4> '42·!2Q h•retotore txtcut..:r 1nc1 11.11 .... rwi1 to ~ ,... "'""'"-fOI'" ''"'*"'"" ~rsl1ntd 1 wrlllen o.ct1r1ffon-·ot a genetal service office in alcoholism. who has "an c ec1•t rd f d Publl""9d oren11 co1st t»llf •11ot. O.••utt •lld Dmllnd tor 1111. •nd."*ltt'tn
New York. But there's not honest desire to 3lop drink· r . I ca . . riau PtclmbtT n. 1
'·
1'~ 1910 231'"70 :~lc~,.:,:~e~c: :o/ld .. ~ ~-::;1~~,;~ much central organization. So ing." 1..EGAL NOTICE Mllstv Mid obllt•llon1, •!Id ttiere111er, on
I h July 21. 1,10, lhe 11ndtrJl1ntd CIU..-d ,.1111
nobody can. ~y exa~ Y ow Many attemplS have been , , "OTICI! 0,. TRU\Tl!l'I stt • notice p1 bre•dl 1nc1 pf •IKlloil •o o.
many practicmg A. A. s there made by outsiders to explain · b. ' . . . . d ..._ Hnrc C::~:r' R:~ tlSI, "'" 7si. I!. aelf
are at the moment. . how,A.A. manages to SUCC"", can e stoppe On Jl<IU¥Y ._ nn, i t 12:111 N-. it Otte: O.C:1mblr 1, ltto it:eU llPflto front et1lr1nc:e to Or-COUlllY TITLI!" INSU•ANCE rid -· inf ~ es Of the h ch' t nd ed' I Cow!Nule. 100 Civic Cll'ller Drive TRUST COMPANY • 11n:: onn~ gu I w ere psy 1a r; a m 1ca ~r1y w. 1t11 s1., city p1 s1rtt1 A,.., 15 ••kl Truate.
General Service Office is that 1 .... at.ment so often fail, in • . c1n1or11r1. lMPl!RIAL MORTGAGE cOll:· BY aurton Ti~bm · : . ... 'r POll:ATION. II Tr111IH lllllMr Ill• llitecl of A Illa r eel SI •n ..
the total is near 500,000. And restoring alcoholics to sobrie-if . head trull m1de bv JOHN c. "UL TON AHO P11bll1h~ N:W"°'"' g~!''l:::'
it's growin11 at a rate Of about ty. PsychoiogicaJ terms SUch you use· • yo· u· . r· . , • l!llSAIETH II:. FULTON, Ind rtoeorlled t-comb1necl wllll 01tty r P1'.at NtwS~~· --o IT~. ln Book fOIO, P111 9IJ. f/I Offlclal lie-Ch, C1lflornla Otc Ill '7 '·~· 10 percent a year. as -"gr' oup Ulerapy" and RKOn11 of Or-c_,.,, c1ntornr1, 1t111 1"' r • ~ 21• l!Ylfl to l«U•I •n lncltbtl'CIMSI In !Ivor of • 22!).7' This indicates a growing "mut~I . reinforcement" are cu.RA w1Noc:UR AND Mo 11: 11: 1 s LEG'• NOTICE .. th t lcoh 1· · trotted out to make the ex . . , WINOC:u• -owneo •rid 111111 11'1' ~ ·, • recogn1Uon a a 0 ism IS . . . . • CU.ll:A WINOC:Ull ANO MORRIS WIN· . a treatable disease _ and a planallons sound scientific. ocu11: 11'1 rulDn of Thi t*11eto ot HOTIC• TO CONTRAcT011:s : -c1rt1ln obll11tlPn• wcurl<I 111tr1b'I'. notice 1.1.h.rtl......,.I "' llft) • ~ growing willingness on the of wflkll Wll rwc:ardlll •·11·70. In aool!; SEALED PROPOSALS wnt bl r.t11¥.d
of ... icti' ·-seek t«ll, p-721. pj 111<1 Offlcl1I llKOrlh. It ~ Admlnl1tr111 .... Offktt el t111:•. part I v ms w IMPERIAL MOll:TGAGE CORP. wm 1111 .. oun111n v.11.., Stllaol O~trrct .
he lp. DISTRICTS 1t ""bllc lllC1lon to lllt hllMJl bidder tor Nllmblr One Lt11!11111tHe Lin• • ,~ cnh, Pl"l'•bl• In "wflll rnonev af the Foun11ln Vin..-, c1n1orn11 ' . . Perhaps the m 0 st en-Unltl'CI Sl1ta If Ille tlm• of 1111, wllllout llP lo 2:00 P.M. TUl!SOAY, ~-... r · th t th w1rt1ntv 11 !o tlll1, _._1o11 or ..,. 2'1, nn, u !d bids thireiNtr °"' u lii":ilv couraging news ts a e RA TES TOLD cvmtir1nc11, Thi lnlerett C011v1v..:r to •nd lo be Pllbllcl., open..:f ind rNd 1 .., average age of A. A. members now h1111 tlV Miii Tr111tH 11n<1er 11ld Deed co"11ructlon 01 the ,ot;,
I ol TruO, ln Ind lo !Ill lollowlllt 6Hc:tlbtd AOOITIONS TO OISTAt
has been decreasing steadi y CR MENTO (UPI) '~'" ,to-;11: Tr•ct No. 1111 eor.... HOUSE CT ~~-N· over lhc pasl few years. SA A Hltl'll•nd•. 11 •'-" on , ""'' .._111<1 11 tht 0111rkt Mm1"11t••liY1 s~
d of .. 1.1 the· California taxpayers pal d 1n boolr. •""' n 1n11 20 o1 Mli mi .. , T1 lbert 11111 N-1'"" .1......,..,e1, • ... Jnstea Waiting Un I 1r m 8S6 t • l d' tr! U ~ 11'1 t"IConll of Or•,,.e COllft'Y, Foun11ln V1lr..,, Orlnte County. · , lives have been ruined by $322, ' o spec1a IS c c111r. c1111orn11 ,. ·'·
I d excluding ones fo r schools and c-11 k-n .. , 47 SNw•rd or..,.11191 1nc1 ..,.c;1i<1t1ons tor .._. ... ~. alcoholism, peop e are a -. d · RO .. Ceron• dtl .v..r, c1111orn11. tlon ire on 1111 at "" · milting their problem and water utility operations urtng for ~ ,.11.._. p1 1,,1,,. obll9•tloni 01a1.ict Admlnlst••tlve Oft!c• ., · J968-G9. a report from the Con· ucurtcl bv 111d o...., 1nc:11ic11.,. t.1:1. F011nr11" V11tev Sci'lool 011111c1 seeking A. A. help in lhe early tro\ler's office s h 0 wed dl•rwtt 1nc1 ••-.t tM Trustee 1nd Nllfllber o ... LIOl!lhou11 L•nt : "·,~ Stages of the disease. of Jiit. M1"6.M -Id 1:11111'1(1, PIUI 10 Founl•ln VllllY", Ctlltornt1 ' ; Wednesday . Ptr<:fftf ll'ltffltl on ._.14 bll1na trem '-11111 IM ottrce1 of 1111 An:lllltcti, : • .• No one has yet found a 10-10 lo Hie..., otf. ,..,,. J_-.clflf bonUI CARMICHAEL·lc:l!MP. AACHIT!'&i· The repqrt said there were on uN11hf 1:111,nu. ~ut trvstee fees. 2110 Los F1nr P11c. , ~ treatment which will enable a 304,0 district! which had total forKl&wr1 c:o1t1 . ..:rv1nc11 11 '"' ind •tc. to1 "'""'"· c111ro~i. 9003t ~ · '
tr I hollc to resume -u O•lld : ll·l:J.70 Co"tr1elor1 w~o 1•1 dlslrou1 of . ..:.:.~ . ue a co rece~ts from all sources of IMPERIAL MOll:TGAGE Pl•na. JJ11<lllcfttlPn1 Incl P•OPPI ~"' "normaJ drinking." But A. A. 1 cORPOll:ATlON · 1or tht 1111riio1e ot pr191rin1 ,.,.,• 1t.Zr.
h nmved beyond a doubt $1•24 •799•809 and • t 0 ta Credit card fraud cost Americans over 200 million Tnnl: tel SP I t ti ... I -·1 for 11111 won. 1m1:i <f<I"• aJ r·~ ' ' $1.125,721,924, IY A r ...;;.• IUblKI lo «Mlln CIDllll'llfons. ht~
that an alcoholic can recover The county with the lease dollan last v.-•.-. p1111111M11 N-1 H1rbor NIWI Preis 11•111e1· trom ttie pffie" 01 "" Arcllllict from his addiction and go on J-eomblM'll w1111 DILlf Piiot. NtwPOrt orw.,. .-,.-. number of special districts Chilling thought,. isil't it? INcti. c1n1on111 oec1m111r u. 21, 21. A 1~11 a1 tll.• "r '" wm -~ ,_. to live a happy and useful life was Alp'"" wo·th only three. 19711 2TN·70 o~ r 10 1u1r•n111 "'• return, 1n hi! 'thoo ·~-1 •• w II h • cheerful thought It d 't ha conllltlOfl of •l1n1 •nll -111c1tlol'lt..,,... Wl t al\oVllU . c ' ere s a : oesn ve L£GAL NOTICE Jn FIVE IJ) dlYI •lier lhl bl• Pl*llrtt
He'll always be, in a famo us to ha~n to you. . T.u74l ~1~°QuAL1F1CAT10Ns: ... ~· .. \,
A. A. phrase, "one drink away ot if you use your h--.J "'-, m-precisely, yoarf·-•Krww ..... '"""" No bid wlll Ill KtNllll lrom I (Gflft"~c&w r d k " B t th hot y } AJ • c;au. vr. v a"" -. NOTICI! ro c1t••1T01ts ""'° I'll• not """ 11c ... ..,, 1n ecc~llld• rom a ND • U C W e a e umm • fs.ct, 1111 -6"1 \l.C.C.I wllll IM -~!-pf "'' Cont~ teuowship of A.A. i stands You see, unlike sienatures, your face·-can't be fo~. {11 A "'fll lrltUler •• •bout to bl ml(ff. Llct"M .Ad or f9 Wl'lom I ,.._.., fO(ftol " h Whi 'i. "tt--'· ··-lbl T~ ... mn •nd bll1l11M1 1C10r1111t Ml not blfn liw111 JP1Cllk1llv IOI" '"' ready to help uim keep I al ch is why Urutcd States National .INUI& came u"" °' lf'll tr1ntf-lrt: Hlnry ll"rwdt!'ldll tiur-of •llbm1111no • blll fo{',1:'"
distanOC. When he's tempted Hand Down 'I"' 11111 "°''"' Fr1'Clerldts. t1111Mnd .... Wiit, fll"OlKI. No bid wm Ill (OftllcllrM ~ with the FaccCard. "' 1112 wnt OcN11 '""'· NfWWf 11 1• m10t oii • P-..1 Form tuh.lttriliii to take a drink, alJ he has to BfKll, C•llf. 11'1' !ht Archlikt •!Id •c«imunl..i:. by •
do is -·II another A.A. Day or As its name implies, this Mas•·.t"'I.·-card hu "'Ofttl'f' ™ r111n11 tM 1M.r111111a ""'"'"'" et •l<llllf'• c1111ier. 011ct. or c"1Mle "'° ~--.1.fi~ J--ll'lt 1-l«M lf't: CllK!r ..... N11bl1 M 1t11 k11ao1 ..
night. rain or shine. winter or $17 Mi.Ilion· picture 00 it. (Sealed in plastic.) J•nil• IE. M•"-' .,..., G11111 "'· 1r1c1. 111 n...""" o1 ,, 11111,.,. oi.~
Su--, every A.A. is read.v M111WM. t1u1111M1 Wiii wit.,*' 1111 Wtst -nt Of'"" •-1111. " """" So bod ! Ex t Qeffn Fforlt, frtt~ Sffcto, Cllll. Dbtrlcl ......-vn l1'lt rlthl 19 rt!HI .,,, to drop what he's doing to help no y can USC 1 • ccp you. 'All other bllllnlll -Ind lddttsHs ot •II bldJ oC 19 WllYI '"' 1r..,1111t111n ·-~~ A.A. rememher that NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) In short, it's sale. ut«l 11'1"" lr•llt'llf'OI' wlllll.n tn .......... or 1nlormlllll11 In •Inv bld1 or Ul..)M 4.UUU.... l•Jt ,.,11 ...... , --"' Ille 1r1nt-bl1Mlr11. p~ Wlll be "'•di i..:,,.
Two prominent Y a 1 e And handy. For instant idcntirteation. """N!~ :::: :" ~~ 1n111e 1111•11"·."6;.
No Red Threat
'For Present'
WS ANGELES (AP)
Adm. Joho S. McCain Jr ..
commander of United States
n11Jitary forces in lhe Pacific,
uys Communilt Olina is
d e p 1 o y J n g: nuclear-armed
medium rante b1lll s t lc
rrtlssiles. 'Jbe misallea, McCain
told· a news conference
Wednesday, have a range or
1,100 miles. Asked if Olin• has
a 1igniflcant number of auc:h
llleoJ!ON, McCain "Plied, "~
ret. '1
University alumni h a v e 1c1 Thi i.uthlft •1111 .-.1 lltlUll'tJon o-nm.111 COdl " m., ~
donated more than $17 million OK, how do you get one? of~ ... ~.:=.:: :~~H~'.:~v'S D111r1c1 f'fl• o.i.r°mlntd 1111 ,_,..i ~
to the school . F:-t off, fill out l! short applicati"on "!--" at ··y one GR.OCEll:lfS. lotlll<I II 2111 Wiii :11"" •• ,. ol -dltm Wlfli,, Fn411 .&.&~ D iUlli. -OCMn f~. N.-rt llldl, Ci. •nd. lilly Wlllf'9 ltof1 WOl'"ll 11 to ~ ~ \'ale President Kingman f 59 Iii IM "....,,,.1 'r*"' lMJINlti c;ooew111, """"'· ..,. Hell <r•rr or IYot • wtlf• Brewster has announced that 0 Out 0 CCS. Trld. N-ll"IXturn Ind l:lulMitflt ''"" llttded ta ••tcv!e IM conlrl(,_toJ,;rilio tflll ln~ of ..-Id •f'OCl'V lllfllntl •. ltl pj ffM 11Ctrt11necl Witt •Ill .. ,.~ .. the late Edwin J. Belnecke of Second off', Wear a sniilC for OUl camera, fdl Ttat 1l1Ct. -' 1t1t 11111 .. "" 1n1r lllt '" 1111 0!11r1ct•1 ollkft. ""'1 M Greenwk:h has """'ueathtd whkll. n.,. twit 1r1Mflt 11 10 111 c. n1!111111 11 '"' lni.tflteci Nrty .~·-
-.'4 That's it. ~twcl .,..: -·· Tiii lllCCtufUI llkkllt" Wiii be .. $1~,34!.000. B e i n e c k e , a R••d to '"'t a F•--"' ... --1 '> ~ N:;,.r;~, "Miil ••s:.,1:, :l't!"' " _, • co.. ....,."' ,, 1ectr Ji6
member of the class of 1907, _. Y ~-..,~, "'~'~ J4U vi. 1.1oo. NtwHf'I 11 lf!111 bl ITIAfld••o.., u"" 1._ a,,~
was chairman of the board of That's u~n.O' your head, lJNITBD flHcfl. c1t1htm11. on or •tttr 1>«emw 1or 10 w11om "'' con1r1c1 11 •w.,...
the S nd If lchl CO ~ 2f, 1t10, tnd l/f>On 1nv lubc:OtllrlclOt' under .11"-a perry a u nsotl • Otlt\I OtcMlbOI'" 9. 11n. 1e ,,., net •tt• 111.tn 11'19 Mltr •..dnw
lie died last January. C!mA.fTT'D'S ",.,,.. Frllttflekl r11e1 • 1n WOrk:mtn ""°'°'"' tw·-0.6,J'U.~j l"•lfllfff-W 111 1111 a tNllon of 1111 c-.1rect -.,-!!" U.S. Ambassador to Franet 1t.TA.,..,.,.().•1'.TA. "T. ;.:,..:.wlW Ho Mlklt, '"'' w11Mr1w 1111 ~ .....
Arthur K. Watson of New Ca· Coat& ittsa Otnce 1845 Newport 81\ld. .J.. U1i_.. t U. UM.I 4~::'tt,';. M•"'-:.,"" ..t" ,.:':!1' ..!:~':'~Id!~ ~
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Bre•ster said. Walson, a 19'2 South Co&st Pltiia 3333 Bristol Street ..,..M.1.1. '""" J~•r,.,.",r:i, .. JtT ., 1,., ~~~~;~~J VAl..tl!Y sc..,..,,.r.:
graduate, was chairman of lhe Now59C.•slmLoc:acs.t ,......,. ._. .... m oia1111cT ··-;r,, ..
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COLTON (AP) -.The folb
1t the Mlller Honey Co. ar• '·
· . :J!'ini m.und thtH d1ys 1111-:·:.bi&: each other how sweet it ls.
Tha•b to the cyclamate ban
· -100 a growing interest in
natrition in this country, the
• • bol\eY induatry ta buzzi!lll ·;·~·I better than evet.
: .:, ~·we~e hid, ,roupty, a 40
•.. ,percent lncreue thlt year,''
"'it'ys Woodrow Wlllon Miller,
.:prffident of Miller's American
·:·Haney Co., the ~ortd's larae.t
producer.,
His btes an so blL!y the San
Bernardino County firm ii
;fiting ,....thing new lhi•
: ; j1f.r: shipping honey in tank
·· ear lot&.
~····'Miller. 57, lives in a
he.xagon.tlaped houae painted
in honey tones at 11900
Honeyhlll Drive in Honeyblll
Estates. Hil license pl1te
,·-,hears the word HONEY.
'.:.:'..:tt isn't too hard to guess his
favorite sandwich spread.
--In fact, there's litUe that
Miller doesn't claim f« honey.
,. ~IJe notes that honey
·:~producll llrudy are uJed
_..:,tor ·;. C01metiC1, .ca nd i ea,
,; ~utleal product.I 'and
-·e .coating applied to guns on
'. Millthlpt and that a ary.
:;-=dered form-dehydrated
-Is being u s e d ln-'.:~~rfbingly in flour pr<lducta.
'.',µ~ as cake mixes.
,. ": :Americans, ~ said in an in-
: ~t;r:i(lew, are just beginning to
~r~lte the nutritional value of
· · ~y. It hu mineraia and '·e!ieym .. , which refined sugar
·'does not. . ~· "'Ht peM10ally believes honey
.. ;ti~;.(lonfattening. Nutritionist11
"rfo ·ting honey ls
· :kar:bohydrate, dispute this.
• :· .Americans consume a n
: lwrage of one pound of. honey
·~ person a year Miller
···ilia-far below the 8'12 pound.II
:.consumed by the average
.Northern EurQPe&n .
: '' !;£! said honey sales spurted
• .di'alnatically in this country .. wl;\eit cyclamates were ban-
.. ~~A tot m people switched to
· hgJ)ey," be said. "They found
· iVs>better for you and you only . bl~ to u11e h.aH as much."
.• Miller's father, Nephi,
·1!!t:ab1ished the Jinn's nrat
..j.uaiit in Colton in 1910 because
:ct11ts easy access to railroads. ··Si'1Ce then planU ha ve been '.'Op:e'iled in most of the western
'&tales. Hawaii, South Dakota
' aftd:·Nebraska.
,He owns about 20,000 hive!.
:·A;'.good hive averages about
'0;000 bees. " .. ,. ' . . . ,.
·::1'op Author
Joins Russ
~:Protesters
MOSCOW (AP) -Rusalan
·n-o-velist Alexander
_5oll.}leni1"yn. winner of the
191e·Nobel Prize for literature,
has joined a semi-underground
ci vil rights organization ln
. l\dSCow headed by three pro-
inirtent physicists. S o v I e t
aow.rcts ha ve reported.
'Ihe organization was fonn-
ed-last month to generate
making ''con s tructive
criticism" about Soviet socie-
ty. No official move has been
made yet to break it up.
Solzhenitsyn, who turned 52
Friday. was brou1ht into the
Orga'nization as a "CM·
.J't.1JXNHting member" du~ng a
Tn~etlng Thursday 1n a
MO&Cow apartment . ln·
""'8ants ·said . They said hf: ·was· present as the three
!1)°$illizers •lee~· him to
Membership.
'·•Tfie group Is led by Dr.
Andrei Sakharov, developer cl
l»e·;.$oviet Union's hydroaen
t:lrmlb and a leading exponent
of' Uberallz.atioo of the soviet
~.stem. Olher organize.rs are
Dr.;Valery Chalid,. and Dr.
:Mdrei Tverkollhl•bov, both
J'\IY~cists. "Aiso brouaht into the gr6ufl
Tqupday was: Alexander
.Galich, a popular stnaer
"'1Wn for und e rground
biUads. The only o t h e r
pq~na linked publicly with
titre~ oraanizatim are a
ri\l tht:matlclan, Aleiander
Yffenin·Volpin, and a phyti·
Cl.ii; Dr. Boris Zukerman .
·~",A:;p:tatement drculated Nov.
15, 1wben the group lfU form·
ed.,. a&Jd tts aims would be to k9tp wat.ch on the "le1al &UJ.intMs I D d lndMd111l lreedoln ln Soviet law." The
So\tiet conlt.ittJllon provides
!or · fttedom ol IJ)MCh. but
tibaral lntellectuala compllln
th1\,tbe rl1ht eslsta on paper ~ly
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Hughes
Myswry
Unravels
By JEAN HELLER
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LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) -
It is a scene somewhere
between James Bond and Sam
Spade: '
Hard-faced men in electric
blue suits who stand in the
shadows of the Las Vegas
• ·Right Bugging devices, elec-
~ Ironic jamming equipment,
telephone attachments that
scramble con••ersations.
1be secret world of master
empire builder H o w a r d
Hughes is being torn apart by
bickering subordinates, suspi·
cion and intrigue.
The public side of the war
'for control of Hughes' $300-
million Nevada holdings and
ultimately his entire $2-billion
empire gives only a hint of the
fear and turmoil that have
gripped the vast Hughes
organiiation in a stranglehold.
Interviews with public of-
ficials and members of the
Hughes corporate structure
paint a clear picture:
Everyone is certain he is
being spied on, and wants to
spy himseU, apparently
believing a best defense is a
good offense.
It is all done in the l"Jme of
an elusive Las Vegas com·
modity called security. And
the most deft practitiOner is
Howard Hughes himself.
The public phase of the
power struggle between rival
factions of Hughes' polyglot
empire began a week ago with
the summary firing of Robert
A. Maheu, manager o f
Hughes' Nevada Operations,
HNO, and Jack Hoo per,
Hughes' chief of security.
HNO oversees Hu g b e11'
Nevada holdings which consist
of six hotels, seven casinos,
more than 500 mining p~
perties, including silver and
aold mines, and real el!tate.
Maheu and Hooper wert
handed their pink slips by the
directors of the Houston-based
Hughes Tool Co., led by
1eneral counsel Clester Davis.
But Maheu refused to be
eusted and obtained a
restraining order preventing
the Davis group from Inter-
fering with his management
operations. Davis countered
with .a court order baniShing
. Maheu from all Hughes pro-
perty. '
The ensuing court batUe
~d have been avoided if
Hughes had personally In·
tervened. But that would have
meant a public appearance
and Hughes hasn't made a
major public appearance since
195.'I. In fact, Hughes wasn't
even in town.
He had made a secretive 3
a.m. bade~ d epart ur e
from his fortres11 at the Desert
Inn Hotel Nov. 25, and by the
time the corporate blood
began to spill, he was reported
to be 3,000 mUe11 away in the
Bahamas.
As Hughes departed. he
hinted how extensively an at-
mosphere of susplcion
pervades his organization. The
exit he used from the Desert
Inn is a door which is sup-
J)OSed to be locked from the
Jnside and guarded. But It wa11
open and no security people
were in sight.
"Why have I been payinr;i
·Hooper all that money all
these years to protect my
security when 1·m walking out
this door without anybody
around lo challenge me?"
Hu(Zhes is reported to have
&aid to an aide accompanying
him. "This could be somebody
with chloroform going through
this door instead of me."
Behind him, Hughes left a
ninth floor penthouse as im-
penetrable as the vaults at Ft.
Knox -maybe more so.
Guards art constantly on duty
to keep away unauthorized
personnel -and that's just
about everybody. Only five
inen hlft regular access to
Hawaii Chief
Inaugurated
HONOLULU (UPI ) -Gov.
John A. Bums Monday began
bis third term ln ofiice as
chief execuUve officer for the
atate or Hawaii in colorful in·
augu.ration ceremorUes a t
Jolani Palace, tho country's
only royal palace.
Burns, 61, took his oath of
offk:e from William S .
Richardson, Hawall c b I • I ••
ju.slice. Also tild"' tho oath of
office was former State sen.
George R. Ariyoshi, who
became the n1tion111 first
lieutenant a: 0 v e r 11 e r er
hpanese ancestry, 29 years fl)
the day alter J1pane1t bomb-
ed -Harbor.
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Monday, Dfcrmber 14, 1970 DAILY PltOf I
Sellout Throng to See Ram·s Battle 'Detroit
LOS ANGELES -The Detroit Lioos,
who have knocked off three straight
divisional leaders in the Natiooal Football
League, will go for four against the Los
Angeles Rams tonight.
San Franclsco's 49ers, the Oakland
Raiders and the St. Louis Cardinals fell
before coach Joe· Schmidt's Lions, who
are second in the Nationa1 Conference
Central behind the Minnesota Vikings
with an 8-4-0 record.
1'he Vikings have clinched tht div\slon
title.
The Ram-Lion struggle Is the la.st o(
lhe season in the Monday night pro foot.
ball aired by ABC. Kickoff is at I o'clock.
The telecast will be blacked .out. in •
Southern California: Jt will ·be broadcast,
however, by KMPC (710).
The Rams and coach George Aile•
have a Jot going for them, too.
'l'b<l)l've won their last three ·-San
Francis<», ~ AtWtta Falconi and UM
New·Orteans Saints -and .re Ued at the
kip with the 49ers in the NFC Weat., each
with an 8-3-1 record. ,
Weeks ago Ram fans Rnsed.the Delrolt
Invasion wO»ld be a vital one 1n· their
team's· title drive. 'Memorial Coliseum
was officially proclaimed sold out Jut
Wednesday.
0n Dec. c quarterbacl: Gres Landry
and the LIOOJ cubed In oa three breau
for scores and downed the Cardlnals, 16-
S. The clinchlng touchdown came on a 28-
yard blast by Mel Farr, well remem~
bered ht.re as a star halfback at UCLA.
Roman Oabriel and the Rams the same
afternoon put it together with a 34-16
romp over a scrappy but outmanned
band of New Orleans Saints.
The Salnta' quarterback, Billy Kilmer,
liter .. id the Liom have a "really fine"
offense, possibly a little better than Los
An&eles. The Rams defense, however,
was stronger, he said.
"Detroit's defense has always been
good and now the offense has improved
considerably. They have fine speed in the
backfield, an d in the receiving much bet-
ter balance -and doo't forget Detroi•
beat us last year, 28-0,I, Allen said.
Said Schmidt, "I fed even though th•
have more losses now than th.ill time la
year, the Rams remain an excellent tea
defensively and oUensivelf.
"We have respect for everything thc11
do and they are a team accustomed I
winning. We look atJhe Rams as one•
the better teams in football."
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Tr.ue Football Aficionados ' . Sanders Breaks Famine;
Palmer Win String Ends
FREEPORT, Grand Bahama (AP) -
Doug Sanders broke a long victory
famine. And AmJld Palmer broke a long
victpry !tring.
"It's important to know I'm not fini sh-
ed," lhe .37-year-old Sanders said Sunday
after a two-hole sudden-Oealh playoff vic-
tory over Chris Blocker for the $26,000 first·pla~ check in The Bahama Islands
Open Golf Tournament.
Sanders abandoned his happy-go-lucky
playboy role for one of s t o n y -laud
determination in the final round as be
aought his fi rst victory in almost four
)'ears.
He watched in irtricken fascination as
the husky, hard-hitting Blocker nibbled
away at his lead, passed him and finished
With a sparkling six-under-par 66 f<r 272.
Sanders, winner of 17 previous events
but slum~ridden for two years, came to
the finishing hole, a long par-five with
water in the front, needing a birdie to tie.
He put his seaind in a trap to the right of
lhe green, blasted out some 45 yards to
about seven feet and knocked in the putt
that forced the tzth playoff on the circuit
this season. He finished with a 68.
"I wanted to go for the green," he said,
"but I ddldn 't want to put myself com-
pletely out of position to make four. When
J made that sand shot, I really felt I
could make the putt."
PRO GRIO FANS IN BOSTON (ABOVEI, BUFFALO BRAVE HEAVY SNOWS. Bolh Sanders and Blocker made par on
the flI'8l playoff, bole. Blocker, a 31-year-
old veteran of sii: years on the tour,
bogeyed the second from a trap and
Sanders scored a two-putt par for his
first victory since the 1967 Doral Open. Bruins Call ed
Bes t in U.S.
After Romp
By THE ASSOCIATED fRESS
UCLA showed why it is top-ranked
among the nation's basketball teams with
a 95-75 trouncing o[ Tulsa Saturday night
at Pauley Pavilion.
Losing coach Ken Hayes labeled the
Bruins "the finest team in America."
UCLA, led by Sidney Wicks' 27 points, is
undefeated in fou r starls trus season.
Meanwhile, ninth ranked Southern
California swept past Arizona State, 88--
68, in a regional contest at Los Angeles.
The 4-0 Trojans were led by ~nter Ron
Riley's team-record 22 rebounds.
Paci r i c 8 "darkhorse" California
proved it will be a cootender thls year
after winning the annual Cable Car Clas.
sic championship in San Francisco with
a 76-85 win over Weber State.
Tbe Bears had stormed to a com~
manding 18-4 lead in tbe first five
minutes but had to survive a second half
rally by Webe r.
Jackie Ridgle of CaJ was named the
tournament's most valuable playe r.
Santa Clara downed the University of
San Francisco 6S.~9 to win lhe tourna-
n1ent consolation tille.
Among other West Coast schools,
perennial WCAC cantender University o{
Pacific easily downed Wyoming ~9 in
an intersectionaJ game at Stockton. The
Tigers were led by junior ~nter John
Gianelli, who hit· for 31 points and grab-
bed 18 rebounds.
Washington led all the way in ils con-
test with Montana and evened its record
at 2·2 with an 116-&7 win.
Unbeaten Oi'egon State, behind the hot
shooting of sophomore guard lttike Keck,
downed Brigham Young University 99-80
al Corvallis. Keck scored 20 Points in
leading the Beavers to their fourth
straight win.
The Houston Cougars, meanwhile, won
their eighth straight Bluebonnet Bowl
Basketball Classic Litle with an 81-86 win
over 18th-ranked Oregon. It knocked the
Ducks (4-1) from the unbeaten ranks.
''Sure, I'm disappointed," Palmer said
after his bid fell short in the final round
of the open, the last event on the 1970 pro
achedule.
"But,'' he added, and the f>lltty putty
face slipped into that famous grin, "we'll
just have to try it again ne:tt year.
"I 'll take the optimistic attitude rather
than the pessimistic," the 41-year.old
master said. ''Maybe next year I'll win
two or three of them."
It was the first Ume since he scored his
first professional vklory in the 1955
Canadian Open that Palmer had failed to
win an individual title.
''Actually," he corrected, "it's the
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Edison: A Joh Well Do·ne
Chargers Ove rcome Traged ies to Do I t
Standing out as one of Orange County's
top sports success stories for 1970 surely
has to be Edison High School's drive to
the CIF football championship for Class
AAA schools.
For a school to reach such a plateau in
only its second year of existence is highly
impressive.
And it's even more Imposing con-
sidering' the two tragedies which struck
the 1969 Edison football program.
The death of one boy and the broken
neck and subsequent paralysis of another
surely would ha ve been enough to take
the starch out of the most stable grid
programs -at least for a couple years.
But coach Bill Vail. his splendid staff
and the kids got together, overcame the
heartbreak of it all and proved they were
!he best of some 80 Southland AAA
division high schools.
And frankly I'm not too sure I.bey
wouJdn't be able to handle the AAAA
Champs from Bishop Amat.
It's to· the credit of all coocerned -
coaches, kids and those ultra-loyal EdiJOR
boosters -that the CIF title wu brought
to the Orange Coast area.
They all deserve a super well done.
* * * And '! b 11 e Edlso• ,._.., plaadllt,
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beeaaae acme of kb pi.yen made fln&
team on die All-eowity teledklu. Yd $e
cltap wh covm F JC fer Ute F1llltttoa
Tribune didn't eveo nomlnak 111)1 of ~
'.Hornet. for 1ucll recognition.
Unfortunately, the best team In tk
1lale at the end of tH )'W' -Oru1e
Coast Colleae -dtdn't qullty for tbe
pla.yof(1, llavtq settled for secolll place
In Its conferuce.
Woadet w-• dtt lnve1tl1at1o1 will
bellD? Tbere eaglat to be tae anytime
Fullertolll JC lotet a football fame, wUt
"IU. Ute area of talent Sberbeck his to
recruit from -like A.nabelm, Fullertoa,
La Habra, Brea, etc.
* * * John Ralston (Stanford coach) and Jim
Plunkett (reparted winner of the
Heisman Trophy but only 2nd team on
Associated Press' All·America squad)
will be special guests at SOOtb Coast
Plfll.8.'s grid banquet next month.
The affatr will be staged Jan. 28 at
Santa Ana Country Club.
South Cout Plaza's prep player of the
week promotion for 18 schools would be
wound up with the gala event.
PS -Wonder how the Plunkett
defenders felt after the AP All-America
team was announced and after Notre
Dame'• Joe Thei.smann passed for 526
yard.a and .ran for two touchdowns in the
rain-drenched game with USC?
* * * ADD EDISON -Bow11 Ulla for ac--
nncy ta pnd!cUar E411Go lllP'• CIF
playoff score1?
Tllb Corltr'• Pndlclloll
Edlton ti, S.Qy HIUJ 7
Edlteo 11, llollla-Hiiis 7
Edl!Oll II, lfest C.vlaa '7
Edilo• ti, Lompoc 14
Act.l•I Score
EdllOI 20, Soooy Hint 7
Edlaon 41, Rellt11 Hiils I
Edi'°" ti, Weit Covina 7
E41ooo 17, Lompoc II
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first lime since 1954." He woo the na-
tional amateur title that sea.son.
By any standards other than bis, lhe
poWl!rful, slope-shouldered son of a
Latrobe, Pa., greenskeeper, would bave
bad an excellent year.
He won more than '128,000, fifth on the
Jlst. He finished second in three
tournaments, including the PGA. He was
10th or better 12 times.
But his only victory was a shared one
when he teamed with Jack Nicklaus in
the National Four Ball Championship on
Palmer's home course ahLaurel Valley,
Pa.
He really hadn't planned to play in this
one, but tiled a late entry in bis effort to
l<ttp allvo the winning 1trlng.
Sports in Brief
He stayed alive with rounds of sa II'
69, then killed hls chances with a trip'.·
bogey seven on the 12th bole i··
Saturday's third rowfd when he put b
shots into the wood.s1
That led to a 75, left him eight strokt
off the pace and only Palmer believed b
had a chance.
"The tournament isn't over yet," b
said at that time. "I'm what, eight back
And there aren't that many in front 1
me. We've played this game before, ·
said the man who put the word "Charge!'
in golf's lexicon.
But be couldn't get Jt going in the fin.1 •
round Sunday, finishing with a 89 for 28:
nine strokes back of Sanders.
'68 Olympic Medalil;t
Losing Duel WithCance1
RO'ITACH·EGERN, Gumany -The
condlUon of 1968 Olympic 400-meter
sUver medalist Lillian Board, fighting for
her life in a Bavarian cancer clinic, re-
mained "unchanged" this morning.
A' spokesman for the Ring berg Clinic
said the hopsital's medical director, Dr.
Jmef lssels, caJled on the Golden Girl of
British sports early today and then an-
nounced her condition was unchanged.
Sunday, Dr. lssels said the young track
star's condition took a tum for lhe worse
and added. "I fear we are fighting a
losing battle. But we •re not giving In.''
It was Lillian's 22nd birthday Sunday.
•
NEW ORLEANS -The New Orleans
Saints found their missing offense Sun-
day, but dollar signs in the San Francisco
49ers' eyes made it all for naught.
The 49ers came from behind -for the
second consecuti ve week -to defeat the
Saints 38·27 and move into first place in
the Western Division of the National
Football Conference.
The lead will be short-lived if the Los
Angeles Rams can gel by Detroit tonight
and move back into a tie with the 49ers
and th eir 9-3-1 record.
San Francisco ends the regu lar season
next week at Oakland while the Rams
visit the New York Giants.
•
DENVER -Two quarterbacks, one a
veteran and the other a "green pea" in
pro football experience, took turns in the
spotlight Sunday as the Denver Broncos
rallied late to lie the San Diego Chargers,
17·17.
The draw kept the Californians in the
basement of the American Con ference
Western Division in the National Football
Le.ague and enabled the Broncos to retain
third place.
The Chargers jumped away to a 17-0
Jead by halftime with John Hadl, on his
way to his seventh straight 2,000-plus
yard season, winging a 6 3-y a rd
touchdown pass to Gary Garrison in the
first si:s: minutes.
Al Pastrana, a member o( Denver'!
reserve squad for two seasons until get.-
ting a full-time chance at quarterback a
week ago SunQay, started for the Broncos
but couldn't get them going.
Then he came back in the last quarter
to team up with rookie running back Bob
Anderson in solid scoring drives.
•
PR l NC E GEORGE, B.C., -The
father of Toronto Maple Leafs hockey
player Brian Spencer was shot to death
Saturday night after making a gun·poin t
complaint about 1 television station's
hockey coverage and wounding a Moun-
tie, officials said. ·
Roy Edward Spencer, 59, Fort St.
James, B.C.1 was killed after wounding a
constable in the leg, the Royal Canadian
Mounted Police said. The shooting came
as Spencer was leaving CKPG-TV, which
he had forced off the air, the RCMP said.
Authorities said Spencer forced his way
Into the station with a .45-caliber pistol
after telecast of the Vancouver-California
National Hockey League game.
He complained to newsman Tom
Haertel and asked why the station didn't
broadcast more Maple Leaf games. His
son had been interviewed durlng the
Maple Leafs' east coast game, not teen
in the Vancouver, B.C. art a.
• NEW YORK -Shelled by the C.ma·
diem In Montreal and blaolted by the
Rangers here, the slumping Los Ange}es
Kings have two nlghtl olf before meeting
the defending cbamplon Bruins Wednes-
day night In Boston.
Ranger aoau. mu .. VWemurt ICOl'ed
his second shutout of the National Hocl!:er
League season Sunday night as the King!
fell H , their eighth consecutive game
without victory. • The California Angels will play du'ef
home games starting at 6 p.m. and nint
others at 2 p.m. in the 1971 Americ11
League season which opens at h o m t
against Kansas City April 6.
General manager Dick W a l s h an-
nounred today that some 6 p.m. start:
were selected in July and August beclti:
the cool of the evening will provide mon
ccmfort for tans.
He said the 2 p.m. starts will enable
families to attend traditional Sunda}
morning activities and still attend thr
games. ' • MIAMI -Michigan State coach Dully
Dau gherty and the Kansas City Chiefs'
Hank Stram are the gold-plated names
rumored interested in jobs as athletic
director and head football coach at. lhe
University of Miami.
The Miami News said the 55-year-0!d
Daugherty, once coach of two consective
undefeated teams at Michigan State, is
one of the nominees for the athJetic
directorship.
For heretofore unexplained reasons,
Stram's name has continually fluttered in
connection with the ooaching position
despite the fact that he currently bosses
pro football 's world champion Chiefs.
Mullaney Rap s
Lakers After
I 03-I 00 Loss
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Coach Joe
Mullaney of Los Angeles says Detroit
didn't play too well but his Lakers were
worse. ·
"It was a lousy ball game," ¥ullaneY.
said Sunday nigh.t after the Lakers drop-
ped a 103-100 decision to the Pistons.
"We've just been very inconsistent -
too many turnovers, too many bad
passes," he said. "We lost the handle of
the ball too many times.
"There was one stretch in the third
quarter when we came down the cou rt
six ti in a row and never got 1 1hot
off."
Lakers were guilty of 28 turnovers,
eight of them in the third quarter.
Jerry West scored 33 points and Happy
Hairston added 20 for the Lakers. Terry
Dischinger and Dave Bing led a balanced
Detroit offense with 20 and 19, respeoo
lively.
The loss snapped a three.game winnin&
streak for the Lakers (17·11) who hit th9
road for four games beginning TuesdaJ:
night at Buffalo.
Besides sloppy ball handling, the
Lakers a\90 were handicapped by the bad
ankle of Gail Goodrich and heavy cokia of
Hairston and Wilt Chamberlain.
Forward Keith Erickson, who has
undergone thumb surgery, will make the
trip with the team and return to action irl
one of the g~es at BuUalo. Clnclnnatl,
Atlanta or Milwaukee.
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CIF Champs to Be Ho·nored
B~nquet Final Gesture in l8-1non.tli Venture
' When a group of \'&rsity foolha ll
"aspirants shov.'ed up at the unfinished
~campus of Edison •ligh School in !he
1pring of 1969 all roach Bill Va il could
'lay wa s, "They're so young, so green and
,IO inexperienced.''
Tonight at 6.30 in the school cafeteria
tl\e Chargers "'Iii honor the product of
.Jbat initial gathering -the cha1npions of
t.he CIF AAi\ football y,·orld.
On tap is the second auuual fall sports
awards banquet.
And being honored is a team that has
spanked 16 st ra ight opponenlli, the last 13
this year in n1arching to the Irvine
League and CIF cro"·ns.
Edison's Green aud Gold culminated
the perfect .season with a 27·14 victory
over Lon1poc Friday night In the finals
before 12.000 at UC Santa Barbara.
Tonight's final gesture to the chan1-
plons is 1he ron1pletion of an IS.month
venture that sav; the Chargers o~n up
preparation \Vith no shower facilities, no
lock£'r rooms, no equipment room, cne
senicr lineman destined to see action as a
DAILY P ILOT Still P~tM
LARGE ECONOMY SIZE -Edison's 6-6 senior snlit end John Fish-
er was inslrwncntal in the Chargers' charge to a 13-0 record and the
CIF .l\Al\ football title. F'ishcr, whn \vears g:lasscs under his helmet,
is a three-sport star at the J:luntington Beach second year school.
Overt·iuae Setbacl'
RehuildiI1 g l\ID Suffers
First Lo ss of Seaso11
tt is beCQn1 ing apparent lhat the
rebuilding monicker appliet.I to this year's
edillon of ~later Dei High basketball is
\•anishing.
Thafs !he assun111llrin 11nc gel s i11 hi.:ht
of what coach Jerry Ta rdic·s i'.louar{'hs
have been di:ling of tatl'. despi te
Satu rday's loss -the first of the. sca);on.
lo.tater Dei fell \'it:lim lo an overtin1e
t·erdicl to highly regarded H.an1ona in the
finals of the Bishop An1at ln\'italional
basketball tournanlcnL 74-72.
Th<' loss snapped a six-game \\'In string
for the f\tonarchs and bul fo r a n1i ssed 16-
footer at the end of regul atio n by the Htd
and Grey, Tardie's quintet ,1·ould he
edlert.aining the Valencia tou1'n<.'y 1'ucs-
day afternoon t4) again~\ Troy "'1th on
un~efeated slate.
6-3. Kniffi n is !he tilllcst i\lonarch on the
sq11acl a!o11~ wi1h Steve Kemper.
1'he i\1atcr l.>ei uffcn~il'e attack \Vas
slyn1ied to an extent in the latter ROin~s
\I hen Kn iffin and Kc1nper 1\·cre fun:ed to
relirl' fro111 the gan1e via the loul route.
And playn1akcr Bob ll au1)(.·rt also foul-
ed out -giving the '--1onarchs a
rcva1npcd lineu p in lhc ovcrtirne -a
pt•riocl that. S<J\V Jta1nona cash in four
c1uick points and then ht-lei on for lhe
tourney cro"·n.
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starter last year and an unfinl!hed cam.-
pas.
Before the '69 season was to be com~
pleted, the Chargers were lo lose <lne
player forever (juni<lr varsity player
Mark Naylon) anq another was severely
jnjured with a broken neck (Sam Fuga).
!)('spite lhe adversities, Vail's crew
rang up a 4-J-2 mark last year and cap-
ped it this lime around with a 13~ cam.
paign.
Aiding Vail and the Charger crusade
have been assistant coaches Vince Asaro,
John Mye rs and Bcb Ralst<ln.
MV, Chargers
Drop Aztec
Tourney Tilts
By HOWARD L. HANDY
Of tM D•llY Piiot ll1n
Mission Viejo and Edison High basket-
ball teams hope for better re sulls this
week In tou rnament action after both
were upended in the Aztec tourney at La
Quinta Sa1urday !Ught.
f\.1isslon Viejo fell to La Quinta, 64-56, in
the title game and Edison dropped an
identical G4-56 decision lo Loara in the
consolation final.
Edison returns to action Tuesday in the
Huntington Beach tourney, facing Long
Beach Wilson at Huntington. Mission Vie-
jo is idle until Thursday. meet ing
Ganesha at 5 in the opening salvo of the
San Clemente tourney.
The s1nooth working Mission Viejo
machine suddenly ran out of gas in the
third quarter Saturday night and before
a pit stop could be made. host La Quinta
posted the win.
··we just couldn't hlt in that third
quarter and that big rellow (Jeff St.
Clair) sco red a couple of quick ones and
t.hat was all there was to it," coach Pat
Roberts said after the outing.
The loss was the first of the season for
the Diablos who ran into an extreme
shooting cold spell lo close out the third
period -and it exended into the fourth
quarte r.
During the dry spell, La Quinta scored
21 points to three for Mission Viejo to
grab an insurmountable 6l-47 lead with
6:03 remaining.
The surge broke open a tight ball game
that Y!'as tied at 42-42 with 2:42 remaining
in the third period with the lead changing
hands frequently to that point.
Roberts offered no excuses for the loss
but did admit to a height disadvantage.
''1'hey were taller than we were but
that didn't make the difference in our
shooting. We jus t couldn't hit and that
was ii."
During the Diablo drought, St. Clair
worked his magic in a physical manner,
muscling his way under the basket
repeatedly to gain offen sive rebounds and
score ag<1insl his shorter opponents. I-le
had 27 for the night. .\
Edison, .,...l'lcoming memters of the
football 1enm to the lineu p for the first
time, nloved in front in the first quarter
but fell behind 31-20 at halftime.
It was 45-41 at conclusion of the third
stan7.a with the Saxons maintai ning the
lead for the balance of the game.
Bob Wright hit 15 and Mike Smith had
12 for the Chargers with Ga ry Mills and
1\lark Harmon, both n1l'mbers or the AAA
CIF championshi p grid squad, denting
the scoring column for the first time this
yea.
Jcrr Masterson of f\1ission Viejo was
named to the all-tournament team at con-
clusion of play along wilh St. Clai r and
f\fike Spr iggs of La Quinta : Kermit Olson
of Santa Ana Valley and Jeff Kessler of
Los l\n1igos.
Jim Keyes (S.A. Valley) wa s named
nulstanding player after i;;ctting an in-
dividual ga n1e scoring mark of 50 points
and 145 for the 1ourney.
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"I'm really plea!icd 1\ilh our tl·arn·s
ptrrormance up lo th is lim<'. It's been a
good team efrorl: they 're ~eaHy .doing th.c
job," Tardie said following hts tean1 s
first loss.
A pair of J\.1onarchs nlade the ull·
tournament tean1 -l~ick Kniffin nnd
Steve Fritz.
Ca11)·011s t'alls, 107-80
But it was for~·ard-guard Pelr Rolx'rts
who kept the ?\tonarch11 in the game .,..·ith
Ramona canning 29 poinls \l·ith a 1<>-for-
J6 effort' from the ouLo;ide ner1meter cind
adding nine grat is ·shuts.
Jt was his third strai(!ht gan1c in duuble
figures.
Kn iffin led the 1'1unorch~ in reboundll
with 14 whilt mall! Fritz J:rabhro 10. At
Charges Denic<l
VlENNA -Slggc llcrgnian. S<'t·rctary
general or the lnte.rn1tional Ski f'edera·
UOn (FIS) repudJaled Sunday chnri;e:-; of
ptOfC81JlonaUsm le-.:elcd ugaln111 111 top
&klers and said he wall confident 1hey \I Ill
take part In the 1972 win ter Olympic
Game• ln Sapporo. Japan .
Bargman ma&! the 111<1ten1enl at u r1cws
C<lnferenct in Pragu e 'A'htre he is
meetlnS with other FIS offtclaJs, the
O..Choilovak ntws agency CTK.repOrted.
Bucs Face Citrus Next
After notrhi 11~ a n1uch ntoeded victory
over ('ollegt> of the C:inyons Sat urday
night , Or:tni;:t• Coa.~l College·~ basketball
learn "'ill next f:i rr C.:itn1~ at 5·50
\\'f'dncsdny 111 the ope111n~ round of the
annual C:h:irfry Collc~c lournnment.
Coach llcrb l.i\'i:;c>) 's OCC Pirates
posted "·in No. 2 Sa1urd:iy night by a IOi·
80 (.'()Unl. 1'1H• l'in1I L'S are now 2·6 for the
scaoon.
In the Cnnyon!I \\"in, OCC jumped out to
n 14-1 lead nncl held the upper h1111d the
rcc:t of the "':iy.
\\'ith Livsey ~ubstlluted :it "'i ll, Can-
~ ons C\lt the n1<1rgin to 42-37 Jn the "'~°'
ing minutes of the flrS;t hitU. But the Bucs
then ioorncd 10 a 50·38 halflirne le.all.
Canyon!, In only il!ii second year or
h:i.s-ketball, v..1s dei;porately outmAnnC'd.
The Cougars only had one ~latter O\'tr 6.(1
-center RC'gis J\talonc lj·3/, He flipped
In 20 points but was hopelessly out-
n1uscll"d on the boards by the taller Bucs.
Thlr!Ct"n o( the 15 0CC players .figured
ln the scoring with rive of the Pirates hit·
tini:: in double figures.
f{cscr\'es Chris Lacher and Bobhy
Austi n led the \.\':'IY with 16 each .._,hile
Lll rry Gos"•lller canned 15, Tim Conroy
hit 14 :ind Duane Diffic hnd 12.
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Huntington
Cage Classic
Begins Today
The 16-team, five-day Huntington
Beach basketball tournament began lt:f
42nd run today with four opening round
contests on lap.
Opening round aclion ccncludes Tues·
day with four m~re tilts scheduled.
The host Huntington Beach Oilers
highlight tonight's slate .,..·ith an 8:30
matchup against Sierra ot Whittier.
The Huntington-Sierra confrontation is
ln1mediately preceded by a 7 o'clock con-
test featuring Rancho Alamitos against
Pacific (San Bernardino).
In afternoon hcstilities, Corona de! Mar
faCf'd Tustin and Monrovia met Newport
Harbor.
Compton, ra..>ent winner of the
\Vestmtnster-Marina Rolary tournament,
headlines Tuesday's aclion with a 3 p.m.
faceoff with Glendora.
Fast breaking Villa Park, which beat
host Huntington 90-82 in a non-league
game last week, meels Arcadia at 4:30
Tuesday afternoon with the Long Beach
Wllscn-Edison and Warren-Costa f\.1esa
games Tuesday evening attractions at 7
and 8:30.
Warren's Bears, Coa s t League ad-
versaries of Compton's, are fresh from
finishing third in the Westminster-Marin a
· tourney with th eir awesome (6-B, 245)
center Dave Baker.
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Amhrozlch Impressive
Rustler Cage Machine
Bids for Chaffey Title
By CRAIG SHEFF
oi !flt 01llJ r1i.t 11•11
Golden West basketball star Brian
Ambrozich is listed in the Rustler press
book at six feet , three inches tall.
But that's a little deceiving.
Ambrozlch actually looks about 6-5 -
but tno re importantly plays like he's 6-10.
A good example of that came Saturday
night when Ambrozlch led the Rusllers to
an impressive 89-76 decision over a tough
Fresno City College outfit at Orange
Coast College.
The victory was Golden West's eighth of
the current campaign against just one
loss and now coach Dick Stricklin takes
his high scoring show to the Chaffey
tournament, meeting Chaffey Wednesday
night at 9: IO.
Ambrozich is one of those guys who ap.
pears to play better against tougher com·
petition.
The previous night against a rather
average Bakersfield club, Ambrozich
scored just 14 points and was not really a
dominating factor like he was in the
Fresno encounte r.
Against Fresno Ambrozich stole the
show.
He not only did an outstanding Job on
both boards, but fired in 36 points. He
canned seven of 12 field goals in the first
half and seven of 11 in the second 20
minutes, finishing with a 65.2 percentage
from the field.
And he led a SCC(lnd half comeback lhal
saw the Rustlers down by live (70-65)
with seve n minutes lo go.
A pair of short jumpers by Ambrozicl;
and forward Jim Anderson cul the defi cit
to one. And after a Fresno bucket.
Ambrozic h followed with a pair or fm
throws and guard Chris Thomspon added
a charity toss to knot the score al 72-72.
The two teams then matched bucket.I
until 2:40 left when Ambrozich got a tip-
in giving the Rustlers a 78-76 advantage.
That was all the impetus the Rustlers
needed as they ran or! 11 points in a row
lo close out the scoring.
Fresno was hampered a great deal in
the closing seven minutes when 6-8 center
Ted Long, a good outside shooter, fouled
out.
Up Lo that time Long's left-handed
jumpers had kept the visitors very much
in the game. He finished ~ith 25 points.
For Gclden West Anderson hit 17,
Thompson canned 15 and center Mark
Dekker followed with 10, including five in
the last two minutes.
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Monday, Ot.ctmbtr 14, 1970 DAILY PILOT :I}
Fullerton Nex t
Vikes Impressive
In 87-80 Win
Saddlehacli Barons Face Orange
Fi ve Next '
lJy RON EV ANS
Of 1111 O..Hy ~llol St1tf
Marina's Vikings, now 5-2 in
the current campaign, venture
to ~he Fu_llerto{I Indians' tepee
Friday night after starting on
a new one-game win streak
Saturday v•ith an impressive
87-80 decision over Katella's
Knights in lhe final round of
the sixth annual Westmin ster·
Marina Rotary tourney on the
winners' floor.
Coach Jim Stephens' hot and
Gaucho s
Rest After
86-79 Loss
A(ler suffering a pair o(
weekend losses, Saddleback
College'3 basketball team has
a week orr before returning to
the cage wars Saturday night.
Coach Roy Stevens' Gauchos
host Mt. San Jacinto Saturday
night al Mission Viejo High .
Saddleback dropped i t s
fourth game of the season
Saturday night to b o s l
1'-loorpark, 86-79, after losing
to the USC Frosh Friday at
the LA Sports Arena.
The Gauchos are now 2-4 on
the season.
In the 1 loss to ll.loorpark .
Saddleback held its o w n
ttlroughout the first half
again st the taller Moorpark
five. But the w inners
dominated the boards in the
second 20 minutes and that
was the difference.
"We pressed the entire way
an d it was pretty even in the
first half," said Stevens, "but
they handled us on the boards
in the second half and they did
a much better job against the
press."
Saddleback enjoyed a 33.37
haUlime lead.
cold, rapid transit Vikings
played it nip and tuck in the
first . half before putting the
contes~ out of the Knights'
reach 1n the second half in the
game which decided seventh
place.
Shooting 48.3 percent from
the rield in the tilt, the Vikings
slowl.v edged away from
Katella after a 41-40 halftime
lead and moved out to a.!l
much as a 14·point bulge at 73.
59 with 5:33 left in the contest.
One factor which actually
kept Katella closer to the Vik·
ings than the six.field goal
margin which Stephens' cre\ir
boasted \\·as ·the unusually
large sum of 34 charity at.
tempts "'hich the Knights
manaji!"ed to convert suc·
cessfully.
Although both sides ex·
hibited the normal free form
which su rfaces when a pair of
fast breaking quintets con·
verge, Marina s~med to be
the team which would take
more advantage of its op·
pooent's tu rft overs and
mistakes.
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The Knights dre~· as close
as seven points on three oc·
casions in the last five
minutes \\'ith clutch outside
missiles by Bill }.lcGuire nulli·
fying any Knight efforts i11 all
three instances. McGuire, who was voted to Balboa's Hugh Phay holds three large rock cod
the aJl.tourney team, paced cauJi(ht on the Channel Isle out of Art's Landing re-
the l\1arina scoring column cently. Current run of the rock cod is very good with
with 19 ooints. the Channel Isle making trips to Catalina Island
Star forward Kipo Bairrf. every Saturday and Sunday.
\\•ho sat out the first half ---=----'----'--'-'-----------
recuperatin~ from an ankle in·
jury, picked up 12 points in the
!lecond half while mates Dean
Bogdan. Andy Thurm and
Brian Sanders canned 14, 13
and 10 points. Bogdan also
plucked orr 12 ref\ttunds.
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Lio11s Fall, 84-67
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lead with 1: 37 left In the first
qua1·ter when they ripped off a
13·2 streak which carried into
the middle stages of the se·
cond period.
ForTriton1'
Sun Clemente High 's Tritons
have a couple of days off fro1n
their basketball wars before
wmpetition in their own
tourney 1'hursday, and the
time off couldn 't Come lil a
better tin1e for coach John
Baker's chaps.
The Tritons. 4·2 overall. are
banged up so1newhat following
their 55-53 loss to l-1ayfair in
Saturday·s Lakewood lourn a·
ment tussle.
Brad McCaslin sustained a
severe strain and possible
bone crack in his ankle during
fourth period hostilities with
Mayfair.
Baker is hopeful , ho"·ever,
that his 6-2 ~ forward will be
back in action Thursday when
his 1'ritons host Saddleback in
an 8 p.m. game.
McCaslin, an aggressive re·
bounder, is one of two return·
ing starters from last year
among Baker's JO seniors and
lwo juniors in the current pro·
gram.
Saturday's decision "'as lost
\\'hen the Trilons fell viclim to
a hair court bank shot by
Mayfair with no time left on a
desperation try.
San Clemente was i n
possession with 17 seconds to
go and the sccre knotted at 5.1·
all, but an attempt without de·
cent rebounding s t r e n g l h
underneath went awry and the
\\'inners managed to ge t
possession with four se<"'Onds
le(! -just enough lime lo get
the ball to midcour t and the
shot off.
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After 67-64 Victory
By PlllL R.OSS he rebounded a missed gratis Griffin!! to slowly melt down 11
01 t11t 011ry p1111 s11!f altempl by Lynch at I :47 of t7·point third quarter Fountain
The Fountain Valley Barons the stune stanza. Valley advantage (41·24 with
are slated lo go up against A minute and a half \at~r. 4:17 remainlng in that period).
Orange's Panthers Wednesday Gerber sealed the Griffins' Los Alamitos' Rick Quirin
(6 :4S p.nl.) in the Garden doom With a pair of charily hit one from the left corner •t
Grove Basketb1dl Tournament. tosses and an ensuing Los the buzzer to tie it up at ~55
However. Sat u rd a Y af· AlamitOs bucket m ea nt after regulation play had ex·
tcrnoon the 5·1 Barons ga ve a notlting as the cloc k ran out . pired and the teams were
sneak preview of their up· The Barons had the dubious knotled at 61-61 after one
coming Irvine League cage distinction of g e t t i n g overtime.
chase by disposing of the themsel ves invol ved in the ex· Compton defeated Cen·
Irvine's newest member -the traC'Urricular activities only tennial . 62·45 in the chadl·
Los Alamitos Gr iffins -in the after they had permitted the pionship game .
final round ot the si:<th annual •----'-----'------'--~'-'=-------~
\'iestmi nster·~1arina Rotary
tourney at Ma rina High.
'!'he Barons of coach Dave
Brow n had to ex tend
themselves into two overtirnes
before turning the t r l c k
against coach Ezra V a n
Horn 's Griffins by a 67~4
count in the non ·league
tourney matchup. .
Fountain Valley's victory af·
forded it firth place honors in
the 16·team tourney and Baron
Ken Shibata was selected to
the all·tourney team.
It was Shibata. his forward
n1ale Dave Lynch and speedy
guard Pete Gerber who pro-
vided the \\'inners with their
final cushion in the second ex·
tra session.
Lynch calmly converted both
tries in a one-and-Qne free
throw shooting situation with
2: 12 left in the second
overtime to give Fountain
\'all ey the lead for good at 6J.
62.
Shi bata made II 65·62 when
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Sparking the Gauchos wa s
guard Eric Chri stensen v"ho
popped in 16 points. Sad·
dleback forward Tom Gardner
and guard Steve JI.I i n t o n
followed \\'ith 13 and Rudy
Holmes had 12 in a reserve
role.
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\Varren High used its own
version or Mr. Inside and Mr.
Outside Saturday night to sub-
due the \V estminster Lions, 84-
67 and secured third pla~ for
itself in the sixth annual
Westminster.Marina Rotary
basketball tourney at Marina.
Coach Jay Young 's Coast
League Bears from Do\\•ney
sported a fairly secure 15-9
Tars in 80-77 Sethacl\:
The Mr. Inside from Warren
-6--8. 245-pound center Dave
Baker exhibited unusual form,
finesse and agility for a 17·
year-old of his size by leading
all of the game's sccrers with
35 points and 19 rebounds.
Baker's 6-1 teammate -
senior Bob Sutterfield
torme nted coach Don Leavey 's
Lions from the outside with an
assortment of classy jump
shots and ended up with 21
markers. although he was
plagued most of the second
half with four fou ls.
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Baker contributed nine of
the Warren poinls in the 13·2
blitz on a short turn -around
jumper on the right baseline.
a lip after he missed a lay·in
and a three-point play on a
successful underneath attempt
and the ensuing gr"atis toss.
Mar High School appears to be
on the upswing in connection
with varsity ba s k e t b a 11
fortunes with ailing starters
Don Killian, Mike Sevier and
starting candidate sophomore
Casey Jones due to return to
action this week.
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LAS VEGAS -Newport
Harbor attempted to get back
on the winning track today in
the annual Huntington Beach
basketball tournament • after
the Sailors suffered an 80-77
Musta11 g Five Notclies
First Victory, 77 -64
LAS VEGAS -Costa ~1esa
tligh , got its first basketball
,.,.in of the campaign Saturday
nig ht with a 77-6~ decision
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over Bishop Gormaf) but coach
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haven't had much time to res~
on their laurels.
They'll be back in action
against Warren Tuesday night
18:30) in the first round or the
42nd annual Huntington Beach
basketball tournament
And if Saturday's result is
an indication of Jl.f e s a ' s
possibilities, pe rhaps it's a
tipoff that Warren may have
it.s hands full Tuesday.
Neeme's troops built up a
20·point margin 156-36) with
2:UB left in the third period
be£ore fouls began taking their
toll.
In all, Alan Moore, Doug
MacLean and Jon
~1archiorlatti rouled out and
host Bishop Gorman pared the
final margin of defeat to 13.
Tom Sampson led the vic-
tors' rebounding stats with
nine while tour Mesans were
in double figures in the
balanced fast break attack.
loss to Las Vegas Valley
Saturday night.
Coach Dale Hag ey 's
Newport club met f\.1onrovia
thi!ii afternoon in the first
round action of the Ii untington
tourney.
In Saturday night's loss.
Hagey credited his team with
playing well defensively in the
second half,
The Tars tralled by 13 at the
half (S744), but rallied to cut
the deficit to 68-66 in the early
stages of the final quarter.
But that was as close as
Newport got as Valley kept its
lead the rest of the way.
"We played n1uch better In
the second half of the Valley
game than we have all year,"
said llagey, •·our defense
looked good in the second half
and our offense played well
throughout the game."
NeY:port hit a fine 64 per·
cent from the field 133 of S3 ),
but again lost the game at the
free throw line converting on·
ly 11of19 charily attempts.
Guard Taras Young paced
the Tars "'ith 31 points. with
all or his scori ng coming in the
first three quarters.
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6:25 of the second "quarter and
provided Warren with a 29·11
advantage, its largest of the
contest up to that point.
Sutterfield'.s contribution lo
the important streak, which
seemed to put Westminster
almost 100 far behind to n1ake
a decent comeback, was a 22·
foot bomb from the right cor·
ne r with just 54 seconds left in
the first quarter. '
The Bears shot an amazing
60.9 percent (39-of·64) Frorn
the floor while Westminster
was an even 50 percent f27-of·
54) in lhe same category.
Westminster. which travel~
to Dominguez Friday nighl.
was led ·by Terr y
?o.1eisenheimer's 31 points.
Baker. Sutterfield a n d
}.1 t i senhe imer represented
their squads on the all-tourney
team.
W1r~ft ,.,
Coach Tandy Gillis' peren·
nial Irvine League champions
dropped their third decision
out of four Lakewood tourna·
mcnt games Saturday when
Paramount applied a ~
count to the Sea Kings.
Corona (J...4) was back in ac·
lion today aga inst Tustin in
the 42nd annual 1-luntington
Beach Invitational .
Sevier played in spots for
Corona Saturday and scored
eight points while hauling
down 14 rebounds.
Ho\vevcr, Gill is was upset
\~ith his team's defensive cf·
forl s in the first half, an item
th~\ led to an insurn1ountab!c
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the Sea King mentor.
Jones has had his sprained
ankle in a cast for four weeks
while Killian has missed the
last five outings because or a
slight muscle tear above his
knee.
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Golf scores ·would improve
greatly ii the ''fHgh t path" and
the movement of the clubhead
along the·. target line (at ball·
level) could be maintained for
a longer time.
University High'! varsity
basketball team Is currently
riding lbe crest of a two game
wln streak and has possession
o( the consolation trophy in
the recent Lennox tourney.
But coach John Driscoll 's
crtw has little time to savor
-its recent conquests. I The seniorless Trojans (3-3)
go back to lhe pits Tuesday
f night "'ith a travel date
1 against Free\.\•ay L e a g u e
I pcll'•·er Fullerton at 3: 15.
Saturday's victory was a 45-
~2 decision over the host
Lancers of Lennox .
Dan Stuart led the Trojan
of(ensive attack with 21 points
1--scoring easily in connection t,~ith his ll rebounds. 1. · Stuart was not operating at
tuJI speed since a charley
Pro Cage,
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ness considerably. The Tro--
jans' ability to break Lennox's
half court press also left Stuart l
in good scortng pas:ition.
Driscoll's quintet assumed
the lead in the second quarter
and never trailed thereafter
1
with the Trojan margin gei·
ting as high as a dozen
markers.
Bruce Mlco and To n1
Mullinix were accorded All-
tou rnament honors.
Be 11 arm i ne-J efferson 1
defeated Lawndale, 57--52, to
win the tourne y cham·
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facing down the target line.
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Sooner or later you·r right hand must crawl over
your left in your follow -lhrough: But later is better
than sooner.
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PUT POWER BACK JNTO YOUR SWING \-With the help of Arnold
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Lion Wrestlers Capture
J(ennedy High Invitational
Westminster's Lions pro-
vided the brunt or the ex-
citement for Orange Coast
area prep wrestling af-
flcionados Saturday with a
victory in the KeMedy High
lnvitaHonal.
Coach Bob Cossarek's Lions
from the Sunset L e a g u e
outscored runnerup Redlands.
113-72, to take li\e team trophy
in the Kennedy ·go. San
Clemente was 10th wllh nine
points.
Irvine Io o p powerhouse
Fountain Valley, meanwhile,
flexed its muscles in the
Baldwin Park , Invitational,
edging the host Braves for the
team title, 105-104.
Area schools N e w p o r t
Harbor (35), Marina (30) and
Costa Mesa (23) placed sixth,
seventh and J Ith in the
Pacifica Tournament.
Eleven Lions and S a n
Clemente's John Romero, the
Crestview League's defending
heavyweight champion, walk·
ed off wit h medals at the Ken·
nedy meet.
Romero , although only a
junior, carted off runnerup
honors in the heaviest weight
class wllh Westminster's plac-Ed Brophy (127\,
ing .fourth in the same Galloway t 145) and
division. lliartinez (165).
T o 1n
Bob
Bob Membrilla (112), Tom Lions Larry Thomas (120)
Meyerette (tS3 ), Jeff Noon and John Roberts (911) picked
(138), Andy Lassak (175) and up fourtlt place honors.
Rick Muters (154) all A half dozen Fountain
garnered, runnerup laurels for _ Valley grapplers did well at
OJ.ssarek s crew. Baldwin Park with aU.ClF
Masters, Westminster 's cap-veterans Danny Lewis and
tain and team leader. 1_Tlissed Bob Walker leading the way.
out at a real opportunity for Trailing bost Baldwin Park
the 154-pound crown because going into the final two
of a. bad knee and had to ma 1 ch e 5 coach Vern
forfeit the diadem. i? that Wagner's aa'rons needed pins
category to Anaheim s Joe from Lewis (168) and Walker
Poemoeceah. Ch ighl) ••
Th. d 1 w-~-· 1 eavywe w secure a one-ll' p ace ~uulnl er lnt ~ tr" h finishers were Steve Neal (98) po m iwnp · ' The duo came through with
FJC Upended
College of the Sequoias Is
the new king of junior college
football in the state or
California.
Sequoias received that title
Saturday when the Giants
pushed over two f o u r t h
quarter touchdowns to defeat
Fullerton. 24·21, in the large
schools championship game at
Bakersfield.
their expected pins and the
&arons won with help [rom
Paul LeBJane (first, 12.3), Jim
Humphrey (first. 148). Bruce
Wardlow (fourth . 130) and
Harold Stirewalt (10th ), 106).
Marina's Mike Capozi (106)
was Ute only area winner at
Pacifica with Newport 's Rich
Brown (112) and Mike Brown
(191) and Costa Mesa's Jim
Miller (heavyweight) placing
second and John A1ag ilavy of
Ne v.·port finishing fourth at
145.
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Co st of Living
Still Runs High
By SVLVlA PORTER
Our cosl of Jiving when 1970
ends will be ru1ming about 6
percenl ahead ol December a
\'ear ago -but as always. an
Overall figure such as this will
obscure nearlv as n1uch as it
will re\1eal. A.'J always, price
movements have been highly
selective. And as alwa ys -
eve n in a year of gallop ing in·
nation such as this has been -
prices of some lypes of goods
Nick Florio
Named Bank
Vice Prexy
Nick J. Florio, manager of
the Superior office of Newport
National Bank, has been ap·
pointed a vice president, ac-
cording to an announcement
by George L. Woodford , presi·
dent.
Florio held positions wilh a
bank in New Jersey for lour
years. prior to coming to
California. He subsequently
was assciated with a bank in
Costa Mesa for tv.•o years
before affiliating with
Newport National Bank.
Starting with Newport Na·
tional in 1964. he worked his
way up to a managerial posi-
tion with the ....bank, and ha s
managed the superior office
since its opening.
He atlended Bergen College
In New Jersey, majoring in
Busine:!ls Administration. and
has made banking his career.
He is married, makes his
home in Costa Mesa, and en·
joys boating. as his hobby . He
is also active in t~ Cosla
Mesa Lions Club.
New Mate1·ials
Gaining Ground
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UPI}
-Panel /Comb Industries, Inc.
said paper and fiberglass
plastic honeycomb sandwich
now is making heavy inroads
Into markets pres entl y
dominated by aluminum . steel
and wood. The material is
being used in double wall con-
struction of truck trailers.
marh~ contai n er s and
modular housing.
Panel/Comb was created by
the efforts of Rei c hhol d
Chemicals, Inc .. J. P. Stevens
& Co. a nd Owens-Corning
Fiberglas Corp.
1 .000'~ OF OIL P'AINTINGS
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE
OPIN TO THE P'UILIC
$5 and up
1,lt e. l!l'JINGl!tl, SAlliTA AHA
,.HOHi! ll$-46oN
Cl!ALl!lll WANTaO r~
and services have actually
fallen.
Just to illpstrate, while
prices of new cars are about 5
percent higher than only three
months ago, prices or used
cars are down more than 1
percent. While prices of
cereals and bakery products
are 2 percent higher than in
midsummer , fruits a n d
vegetables are 6 percent
cheaper. While shoes are up,
nylon seamless hose i! down.
Even more dramatic, while
the cost of food you buy to eat
at home is 4 percent more ex-
pensive than a year ago. the
cost of food you. eat in
restaurants Is up .almost 7
percent. The increase In the
overall average for food of 4
percent certainly d o e s n ' t
reflect your true squeeze if
you must eat out a lot.
While rent is up a painful 4.2
percent from late 1969, the
cost of owning your on home is
up a startling 10.4 percent-a
reflection of th.is year's soar-
ing mortgage. interest rates
and cosls of home main·
lenance and repairs.
Transportation costs are up
6.2 percent. But the cost of
public transportation -wblch
the poor must rely on almoet
exclusively -has climbed a
brutal 15.4 percent. An
tmemployed worker doesn 't go
job hunting in a new car : he
rides the subways and buses.
Your health and recrealion
costs are now rising at 5.6 per-
cent a year. But indoor movie
admissions are rising twice as
rapidl y. Goll greens fees also
are far outpacing the general
rise in recreatiQn costs. At the
same time, though, in the
category of recreation goods
and se rvices, some major
items have declined : notably
portable tape recorders, movie
cameras. TV repairs, film
developing .
And a .final illustration :
behind the national 6 percent
rise in living costs, prices are
up 7.5 percent in New York
but up "only" 3.9 percent in
Houston.
Here are two tables which
\viii highlight for you which
items have risen the most Jn
this yea r of receS5\on-inflatio n
and which have declined the
most (period mid·'69 to mid·
'70):
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Creativit)·
Gap Peril
To Industry
NEW YORK (UPI) -A
"crealivity gap" that ls reduc-
ing the flow of new inventions
has become a threat lo
American industry, two patent
experl.! said today.
Richard Fenner of N e w
Orleans, a prolinc inventor,
and Raymond Lee of New
York, who founded a national
flnn in 1962 to help grass roolJ
inventors patent and sell their
ideas, agreed that lndustry
needs to look beyond the
rt:gular corporate research
and development departments
for significant Inventions.
"Many workers who de a I
with production and distribu-
tion have more practical ideas
than the Isolated corporate
research man," said Fenner.
"Too many ordinary folk
ha ve good inventive ideas but
just let them slide," said Lee.
"They have the mistaken n<>-
tion that it takes thousands of
dollars and expert engineering
knowledge to gel a patent."
Fenner and Lee agreed the
first essential in perfe<:ting an
Idea and getting a patent is to
take it seriously enough Lo
keep accurate rerords right
from the start. ''Make a rough
sketch of your proposed in-
vention, write a description of
it. sign and date both and ha ve
them ~·itnesscd by someone
trustworth y," Lee said . "Be
11ure the witnesses aren't
related to you," added Fenner.
"A court will not accept
relatlve11 as witnesses."
Fenner said It also is Im-
portant to leave nothing out of
the description. "Don't hold
back any secrets and don't
erase any mistakes, leave
them and add the cor-
rections," he said. ''It's best
not to use a loose leaf
notebook for your notes and to
attach the dated sales slip for
the notebook itself."
Fenner told of losing ex·
elusive rights to what he
regarded as his best ln·
vention ", the Perma-Pres:!I
system for garments, because
he did not take the Idea to the
patent office quickly enough.
Lee, whose Hrm has offices
in Boston, Dallas and Los
Angeles as well as New York,
established his busine ss to do
for grass roots inventors what
other ag~nc\es do for cor-
porations -help get and give
advi ce on marketing the in·
venlion.
Philco-Ford
Revamping
Announced
Realignment of two
aerospace activities within the
Philco-Ford Corporalion in-
volving its Aeronutronic
Division in Newport Beach
were announced recently.
Company spokesmen said
the satellite systems activities
and re·entry systems opera·
lions have been rcorganizc>d.
The change, according to
John B. Lawson. Philco Ford
executive vice president. in·
volves the incorporation of the
company's Western Develop·
ment Laboratories operations
in Newport Beach into the
Aeronutronir Division.
''Effective immediately,"
Lawson said. "a Sp a c e
Sys tems Operations i 5
established with the WDL
Division , 'i\'hich i s head·
quartered in Palo Alto."
The previous WDL activities
in Newport Beach will become
the Re-entry Systems Opera·
Uon and will be under the
direction or Dr. RonAld L.
Richmond.
Company officials explained
the organizallon change wlll
not Involve employees in any
way. The 425 staff member!!
aulgned to the WDL Newport
Beach operation are now a
part of the Aeronutronlc
Divltlon. '
The change Is designed both
to streamline and add em-
phasis to Ph J lco· Ford's
aef'O!pace buslnesa opera tions .
according to company of·
flcials.
'.'The transfer of the re-en·
try systems operations to
Acronutronlc v.'111 p r o v I d e
more effective fltllliallon ft
lhe division 's staff and support
fUncllons ," Lawson said .
''Further. the re · e n try
1ysterm business is related to
certain produ c ts and
technologies w 11 h I n the
Aeronutronic Division. 11uch 111
m•l~ria ls development. hot
gA11 reaction control v11!ves for
missiles 11nd gp11cecr1Jt, pro-
pulsion and infrared."
"
M.iniM.od Circuits
\Vhat appears to be 35mm movie film is actually
General Electric Company's new MiniMod integrlat·
ed circuits. MiniMod integrated circuits are the
first in the \vorld to come on strips of film. The
film strip concept enables both the manufacturer
and user to easily handle and test "!Cs" automa·
tically.
Hot Water Effluent
Could Be Beneficial
NEW YORK (UPI) -Hot
water effluent from large
power plants, far from being a
source of pollution. could be of
enormous benefil to mankind,
according to one leading an-
tipollution expert.
"Already hot water effluent
from the big Hinkle y Point
power station at Bridgewater,
England, is being used to grow
shrimp to maturity in 18
months," said Dr. J. I.
Bregman of Wapora, Inc.,
Washington . D.C. •·tn the
natural waters of the nearby
Bristol Channel. shrimp take
three to five years I o
mature."
He said that since Britain
imports $12 million worth of
shrimp yearly, the possibility
or using power plant water ef·
fluent to grow shrimp could
mean a big saving.
BriUsh shrimp nonnally are
cold water shrimp but shrimp
grow fastest in warm water
overfishing has s e r i o u s I y
such as the Gulf of Mexico and
diminished the yiel d.
Bregman said similar ex·
periments to grow warm
water shrimp. fish a n d
lobsters are being conducled
suctessfully v.·ilh coo Ii n g
'\\'ater effluent from a big
power plant at San Diego.
Calif. A SO·acre pond is being
built and will be stocked with
600.000 shrimp, which are ex·
peeled to reach maturity in
one year.
''It also ls believed that
power plant effluent water can
be used to grow lob.!lters to a
size in two years that would
take four lo seven years in the
sea," he said.
Bregman's company is 1
subsidiary of A 1 co I a c
CheJnlcal Corp. of Baltimore,
which ls headed by the
distinguished chemist, Dr.
Vsevolod • Blinoff. He ad·
vocates taking the longest
posslble view of the problems
of water pollution and water
uUllzation. He believes any
short-c ut treatment will turn
out to be expensive and
useless.
Hot water effluef)t also could
prove extremely valuable in
agrk:ulture, poultry and hog
breeding and for heating
homes and bu siness
presmises, Bregman said.
While the cost a n d
technology of distributing the
hot water might be too dJf.
flcult, it nevertheleSll is true,
he said, that Consolidated
Edison Co's nuclear power
complex al Indian Point on the
Hudson River above New York
City can generate enough ef-
fl uent to heat 800.000 homes.
This would be done in the
same way water from natural
hot springs is used for home
heating in several part.! of the
world.
He said some experiments
are underwa y to show that hot
wa ter effluent used for ir·
rigation can inc rease crops
substantially. The pub 11 c
water board at Eugene, Ore.,
is starting such a project on a
170-acre fruitland tract using
effluent from a Weyerhaeuser
Paper mill. The warm water
i:tlso is expected lo protect the
fruit trees from frost.
Tight Money Measured
By Governn1ent Survey
WASHI NGTON (AP) -The
federa l government plans a
confidential survev or more
than 8.000 selc>cted. fi rms next
year to measurc> lhe tight
money impact on business in·
vestment in new plants and
equipment
At the urging of a select
panel from a privately £inane ·
cd bu~iness ad visorv council,
the government wiil pre·test
on some businessmen three
new questions from a pro-
posed form which other~·ise is
like one used in a sim ilar data-
gathering project in 1967.
The trial for the new ques·
I Ions is aimed, offi cials say. at
finding out whether t h e
wording is clea r and likely to
produce the Inform at Ion
sought concerning conditions
on the cost and availability of
credit compared with 1961-65.
For three hours Thursday,
the select squad from the all·
bu s i' n es s cooncil·potenlial
respondents to the ques-
tionnaire -went in great
detail over the form with
representatives of the Office
of !\laoagement and Bu~I .
Office of Business Econom ics.
and Securities and Exchange
Commiss ion.
The budget ag e ncy 's
representative. David T.
Hulett. madt a point of ad·
vising the others at the start
t'lf tl'lt scssi• 11 I hot It WJ..'I a
public meeting. lie lrt tcr told a
reporter the bu5incss councll
exercises strlctly an .advisory
rolt ln OMB 't processing o(
forms propo!cd by federal or-
flci&ls.
The council's part in
g o v ernmental lnformation-
hunting activity has come
under attack from consumer
groups who charged at Senate
hearings th at the busineu ad-
visers, until recently , had met
in virtual secrecy.
The questionnaire-clearing
job is assigned to 0~1B under
a World \Var JI -vi ntage
federal reports law which con·
sumer advocate Ralph Nader
and oth er business council
critics claim should be repeal·
ed or at least amended to re·
quire appointment of non-
business members to such ad·
visory panels.
The last planned business
survey was done in the wake
of the t96G financial market
stringency -and the results,
spo n sors say, d rew
widespread interest among
public officlala and private
analysts. W h 11 e Individual
reponses remain confidential,
they form raw material from
~'hich d e t a 11 e d statistical
11tudles 11re prepared and
ml\de available to the public .
The n I!' w supplemental
survey would look at 1969 and
1970 developmenlll which may
hAve changed a firm's •ctual
Jnvrstment this year and an·
Uclpated ones for next year.
In light of the 1969·70 tight
monetary condltlons. t h e
survey would span the extent
lo which flna nc\&1 market
devclopn1tnts Influenced IC•
tu•I expenses for MW plants
11nd equipment for inventorles
this year.
Finance
Briefs
NEW YORK (UPI) -T""·
aco, Inc., announced It ha1
settled lt.s lawsuits with Oc-
cidental Petroleum Corp. arl1-
lng out of Occldental'11 1M9 IC·
qulsitions of exploration con-
cessions off the coast of Peru.
Occidental agreed not to use
two former Texaco geologist!
now in Its employ in certain
areas of Latin America.
Texaco and Occidental will
exchange interesl!I, subject to
Peruvian law, of certain Peru-
vian offsbott concessions, ancl
Occidental will co m m en c e
drUJing and bear all the ex-
pense for the first 12,000 feet
or the first $1.5 million of cost
on one of the jointly held con·
Cessions. Occidental will reim·
burse Tu:aco for certain ex-
ploration a n d acquisition
c:osl.!.
PfDLADELPfDA (UPI ) -
Telecommunications Corp. of
America and Tamura Electric
Works, Ltd., of Tokyo have
signed a marketing. agreement
and will establish a joint
subsidiary to market their
products in the United States
and Canada. Tamura is the
world '• second largest pro-
ducer of coin operated
telephones. The p r i n c i p a I
device to be marketed by the
new subsidiary is the FU-44
intercoMectors, which couples
private Telephone or data
transmission systems to public
utility telephone lines.
WESTBURY, N.Y. (UPI ) -
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.
has awarded Radiation
Dynamics, Inc., $2 million in
research contrapU to be car·
ried out over lbe next four
years. The research will in·
volve effort.I to develop u.sefuJ
irradiation processes f o r
polymerc chemicals.
NEW YORK (UPI) -Esso
Education Foundation Monday
announctd granlll totaling Q.1
million to 300 colleges for the
1970-71 academic year. Of the
total, a record $1.6 million will
go to finance higher educa·
tional experlment.s and in·
novations.
NEW YORK (UPI ) -Three
more federal reserve banks,
those of New York,
Philadelphia and San Fran·
cisco Thursday cut their dis·
count rates to 5% percent
from So/4 percent. This leaves
only Chicago. Kansas City, St.
Louis and Richmond at 5:Y4
percent. ---
NE W YORK (UPI)
Kaweckl Beryle<> Industries,
Inc., has resumed full pro-I
duction at it.s Beryllium Alloy
Planl at Reading. Pa., follow·'
ing settlement of a 13-week
strike.
NEW YORK t UPI) -In
spite of governmen t rt.strlc·
tions which presently are
hampering Its growth, Cable
Television bids fair to become
the fastest growlng business In
the United Statea: at no distant
future, Chairman M o s e s
Shapiro of General Instrument
Co. said Thursday.
Shapiro made .his prediction
In an address to the alumni
forum of the New York
University graduate business
school. He praised Chairman
Dean Burch of the Federal
Communications Commission
for seeking to liberalize rules
presently forbidding c a b 1 e
television firms to pipe distant
programs into tbe 1 to largest
Instruments' Jerrold Division
owns 2.6 cable te I e vis ic n
systems with 100 ,000
subscribers.
CLEVELAND (UPI)
Republic Steel Corp. said lhe
recent General Motors strike
will have a severe adverse ef·
feet on Its fourth quarter
earnings but that the impact
on third quarter profit was
minor. The rompany also said
it experu; to reduce ca pital
spending in fiscal 1971. Capital
outlays for the nine months
ended Sepl. 30, were only m.1
million aga inst $166 million for
all of calendar 11169.
NEW YORK (UPI)
Waltham Industries Corp. will
ctase manuf&eturlng opera·
lions at the M11leable Iron
Foundry of MIF Indus·
tries, Ltd., at Brantford,
Ont.. on Dec. 23 because of
losses. A stttl foundry al the
same location w11 cl~d by
Waltham In September. The
comp&ny had a lo.111 of SI
million at 1'11F this year after
a J.1 million 105! la1t year.
WEST LAF A YETI'E, Ind.
(UPI) Greil I.. a k es
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paul Sullivan finds himself in an uncomfortable position in this scene from "My Three Angels" at the Huntington Beach Playhouse. Keeping him cover ...
ed 1s J ay Conklin, while Frank Rutherford (riibtl and Glen Eckenroth enjoy
the situation. The comedy winds up a fi ve-weeKend run Friday a nd Saturday. An original drama will be
produced by South Coast
Repertory next month under a
grant of funds from the
Rockefeller Foundation, it was
announced today.
Garry White's J'.Snowman ·In
the Empty Closet" will have
its J'Orld premiere~ on Jan. 20
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By BOB THOMAS
Associated Prt11 Wrt~r
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -The
film industry's classification
code is now entering its third
year, and it remains as con-
troversial as ever.
It was just two years ago
that Producers Association
President Jack Valenti in·
troduced t~ system or classi-
fying film s as to their ac·
ceptablJlty for chlldren. The
syste m has been attacked by
many critics, both inside and
outside the industry, but it re-
main! in force , perhaps
because no better method has
been proposed.
Valentrs technique was to
slap one of four ratings on
each film reviewed by the pr~
feS!ional censors on t h e
Producers AMociation office
In Hollywood. Originally the
designations were G-general
audiences, M-mature-parenta1
guidance advised, R-cllildrtn
adm.ittld only if with parenLs
and X·no children allowed.
Later the M"rating waS chang-
ed to GP, apparently on the
theory that the M was con-
fu sing and was scaring too
many parents who thought
that it meant unsuitable enter·
talnment fof children. ~
How is the rating system
working?
Nicely, says Valenti. He
cites an opini on survey in
which 64 percent of filmgoers
over 18 declared the system
was •·very useful " or "fairly·•
useful." That's a 6 percent
gain over last year.
But he admits that there is
room for improvement: "We
must make our ratings more
accurage. more informative.''
Others are not as satisfied
with the ratings as Valenti.
Critics contend that more and
more racy material is turning
up in movies rated GP and B.
The astute A. D. Murphy of
Dally Variety commented :
"To many trade observers and
members. 1970 was the year of
the wandering X and R: that
is. films seemingly of X·
ca liber drafted over into R;
and R material had ap-
parenlly drifted over into the
GP group the ·p• ln GP has
'permissiveness.' "
Why the drift?
]l's apparent that most pro-
ducers seek to avoid the X
ticn of Michael Fuller.
Warren J . Deacon, SCR which obviously herders on or The Appeals Board of the M~ managing director, And Arthur
actually is proncgraphy. The lion Picture Association voled H. Ballet · of tfie Office for
R is likewise shunned. to change the rating from R to A11vanced Drama Research,
The reason Is that producers GP. made the joint announcement.
have generally concluded that, The switch brought further "We are most pleased with
except for sensatkln-packed doubt as to the ability of a the assistance offered by
film s, they will make more cenaorship board to lay down OADR and the Rockefeller
money on G or GP movies. moral judgments in strict FOundation," Deacon com·
terms during these changing mented. "'I'hls is the first ma-
Not only because the audience times. jor grant we have received."
is larger. There is also an im'r=;;;·=================;:;.,
mediate dra wback to X-and in I NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES
some instances, R·movies : 1•· -:::;!!!!!!!~~~~~~!!!~~;;;;:=-_, They cannot be advertised in l
about 30 newspapers around
the coun'try.
"Newspapers are b e'I n g
high·handed and wrong in not
advertising.X pictures,''
argues an indust r y
spokesman. "The X doesn't
imply lack of quality; after
all, last year's Oscar winner,
'Midnight Cowboy,' wu rated
X. The X merely means that
the picture· is not suitable for
children. Newspapers a r e
do~ their readers disservice
' by ignoring the X movie."
Critics of the ratings have
noted certain inconsistencies
in the administration of the
system . The mOJt notable .ex-
a m p I e was ''R y an 's
Daughter."
The David Lean film was
handed an R, surprising many
reviewers who found it to e
mu ch more tasteful than a
number of other movies which
had been given GPs. The ob·
vious reason for the rating
\\'as the passionate love-mak·
Ing between Sarah Miles and
Christopher Jones.
MGM's president James
Aubrey, raised a fuss and
threatened to release "Ryan's
Daughter" without a rating.
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Beethoven p,.ogram
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By VERNON 50011' M1yeboU'1 mobile face •lid reported. After tbt-• P·• u J e b r 1 I
HOU.YWOOD (UPI) witdiy improbable voice .,. ''Thol> I renewed ·the idea de!Weties o1 Crookile,
·By UCI Or~hestra Television news is a soJeq auoclated with the old pro witb Leonard Smith who Brlnkley, Sm Ith. M~
drumbeat of tragedy, disaste! commercials (for a beer), difected me in an episode. of Chancellor, Rta1oner • n4
and gloom generally unleaven-• ~:That's ~ty Boy" ,lelevlsion .'.N.a,nny a1l4 the. pro!essor.' He Sevareid, v'ewers deterve •
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By TOM BARLEY
Ot !tit 0111\' 'llwt ll1rt
Con~uctor Peter Odegard
and h111 tired bUt triumphant
UC Jrvine orchestra and
chorus drew a standing ova-
Uon, Saturday night for their
latest mauive contribution to o'ur celebration of Beethoven's
bicentennial and it was a
richly deserved if somewhat
ovfrd.ue recognition.
For thef should· bave been
accor._ded no less p/aise at the
intennission stage · of their program ln 'lhe ·.Fine Arts
Village Tbeater with a
memorable delivery of the
great rna11tec'1 Piano Concerto
No. 1.
H: Colin Sllm was lhe com-
manding figure: ·at th e
keyboard for this v e r y
beautiful Beethoven concerto
-It is vtry much the male
pianist's (Qrte with its forceful
phrasing and lleavy stresses -
and he gave us an in·
terpretallon that would be dlf·
ficult to surpass in much more
beady surroundings.
For· all the glory of that
closing rondo, however, we
particularly remember today
his flawless work in the first
movement, allegro con brio.
and his splendid accounting of
the' cadenza that was added to
the concerto. It was perform·
ed with charm. precision and
feeling and Slim carefully and
graciously e.1ploited t h e
changes ()f mood so finely
woven • into the work by
Beethoven .•
His reward was to be recall·
ed to the stage exactly twice.
And the audience which later
rose so magnificently at the
conclusion or Beethoven 's
towering and majestic Ninth
Symphony completely omitted
to recall Odegard to the stage
for just recognition or his
unflagging efforts in the piano
concerto.
We ·had the unfortunate
.!pectacle of Slim and Odegard
returning to the stage realiz·
Ing too late that the applause
had ended to take an ovation
that must have produced -
we hope -some guilty con·
scien~ in that capacity au-
dience.
There are those in that au·
dience who will wonder today
why our analysis of the Ninth,
the featured work on this very
ambitious program. should
have been relegated to secon·
dary consideration.
Let it be said immediately
that it produced a sterling eJ.
fort on the part of the
orchestra and the University
Chorus and fluent
performances from four gifted
soloists -bass M a u r i c e
Allard, soprano Caro I e
Boelter, tenor Larry Jarvis
orchestra acquitted
themselves admirably in 1
work which places tremendous
demand! on the most pro-
f esslonal ensembles.
But we share the feelings or
those who tend to be irrit~ted
with the interruplio11 of a sym-
phony whlch progresses
thoughtfully and interestingly,
to its last movement and
Beethoven's final statements
in what is, perhaps. one of his
most engrossi11g works. · . J
We have had a silent chorus
standing behind the orchesf'.ra
for those three movements
and they, silent as they are.
tend to distract the absorbeil
listener. And then we: bring 011·
the soloists. backtrack in ef-
fect, and effectively derail the
train of thought of many
listeners.
Certainly, the "Ode" Is one
of the most glorious things in
music and it is not. performed
as often as· we would like it to
be-But why not perform it as
a -strictly choral offering and
uproot 'the whole seOre from
the Ninth? It would lose none
of it! beauty and it could very
well.be welded into a program
of choral music bearing close
affinity to this noble work.
This may well be a minority
opinion but, in any event, it
most certainly does n o t
present criticism of what we
heard Saturday n i g h t •
Beethoven himself would have
been delighted to observe the
devotion and dedication of-
f~red in his name at this
splendid UCI concert.
Even sports a(e treated wllh-filmed five segments running God knows they are rariliea OI
the da;kne11s of life and death. im·ovres, including ''How to D'om S5 secoods to a minute the. so.called suu.ition c:omedJ
Family newspapers a re Murder Your Wife." tnd 1 Jll1( to be inserted on shows.
sprinkely with the human His forte Is the swaggering Joe.al newscasts on a syn. In this f!rst. few looks at tbll
comedy, comics, cartoons and know-it-all who blusters his dicated basis." news Mayehoff bu tack1M
tbe idiocy of the human con-way into a problem only to ,Mayehoff's experiment may sonic booms, nudilt colonid
Tryouts Sets
For 'Gypsy'
dition: -sn,e.84 out the back door when lttereue video news ratings a and a study of peogle lD deptJI.
The forenumer of visual , be creates a sbambles. hundred fold. A1J are funny.
news was the newsreel in mo-1 'Te1evi1 ion news Is,---------------------
tion pidure theaters which, in . frus~raUng," Mayehoff said,
addition lO reporting events of "cindl how much frustration
the day, fiashed en the can you stand. Since 1946 I've
screwball 1ni:ics of ·sdciety 11 been frustrated .
The South Coast Choral and well. "You tune in lhe news and
Ligbt Opei-a As.wci&lion will Best known d tne !or was all 'you get is arsonists, war.
swing back into action early Fox MovietOne's Lew~hr. riots, murders, calam!Ues and Humorist~medtfn E dd I e ' · ·•' ' • ~ troubles. There's nothing to next year with a production of :P.tayehoff hopes to bring the FUN , Wl:rH .NEWS break the monotony."
the "biographical music a I same iOrt of wackiness to the !dclle' M•yehoff Several years ago CBS toyed
"Gypsy ." unrelenting grimness of with the notion of having
Auditions fOr the Jule Styne-television news with brief, facts!" Mayel'ioff boomed in a MaYehoff appear regularly on
Stephen Sondhe:im musical will hilarious 8 n d nonsensical voice brimming with pompous the news with Will Rog:ers-
be held Friday and Saturday, "reporter _ ln • the • field" righteousness. .... type .observations.
Dec. 18 and 19, in the music dispatches. . Then he roars with laughter ''After a year of t.alll:ing they
room of San Clemente High "people are entitled to the at.himself. dropped the idea,'• MayehoU
School, 700 Ave. Pico. San1-==============================:-1 Clemente. Friday's tryouts
are scheduled from 7:30 to 9
p.m., wh.ile the Saturday
readings will be held from 9
a.m. to noon.
All roles are open and will
be cast from lhe auditions,
SCCLO general man·ager Ruth
Yeilding aMounced. The pro-
duction will require singers
and dancers, children as well
as teens and adults. Those
auditionin'g are requested to
bring their own music : an ac·
companist will be provided.
The South Coast Group,
which has previously staged
'
0The Music Man,"
"Oklilhoma" and 11 S.outh
Pacific." will pre.sent ''Gypsy "
in February, with exact dates
as yet unannounced .
"OHi OP THI YIAl'S fUNNllST COMIDllSI.* R!ch1rd Hsn111i.-l.A. fr11 p,.,,
t' 'HT.~ ' .. , ' . .
'NEWPORT <-~
·~ ...... -~ ....... ---·-
"*°lfr*-*-YITS ALL so FUNNY!"" ~ , _, IU.TIMI I . \ _,_ ".,. Dll.:r ...... m.ua:cma1111MGmJ
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EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT
' ' W U S A ' ,!,,
PAUL NEWMAN and JOANNE WOOWARD
'ANTHONY PERKINS ! CAu; 546-3102 ... TOP HIT-· -''ZIG ZA ...... DIW""-''•M.~t. V 11•PI
18th RECORD WEEK ~,EXCLUSIVE. ENGAGEMENT
,..-~..,-~~~~~----...1
''lfyou see nothing
. · else this year,
you must~ee :
FIVE IRS9 PltaS. I
It will not, I think, -
ever fade from ·
·memory!''
EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMU1TI
11111-ffi.i:Ol l:OO. lO:OO
Sit. 2:eo. &:00. 6:(11, 1:00. 10«1
Sill. 2:00.1:45. S:l), 7:ll. 9:JI
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JACK
NICHOISQN nvr DI#
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"GREAT MOVIE MAKING!"
PORT THEATRE
Elliott
Gould
Donlld
Sutherl~nd
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673-6160 -CORONA DEL MAR -l'OR ADULTS
.. ,,.,
his best contacts
are in bed '
She's woman enough,
. r• are you man enough?
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ARLENE TIGER.·VASSIU lAMBRINOS·ANDRE lANDZAAf
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Also
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HELD OVER!
F:rec:f MlcMur,,r1y
Nancy~ .. In
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3RD BIG HIT w ... OON''' "KING· Of T:Ht •Rl~ZI IES" .(8)
CIJrislm•J D111!
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dlal"lf·ol. mad
hou-wlfa a lrriperrytlm (il Cllt
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ANOOUfll. llOISG,
STRANGERS" Nr1'~ -1-~-.. IOITM
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El VIS.PRESLEY IS BACK &
HE STARS IN •••• ""' Alt S11r
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and alto Dorothy Neff. Andi__:==================-'-===:;;:;:;==============----------~-------------------Odegard himself worked like a
fiend to give us the kind of
Ninth that people 11 k e
Odegard. sights set in outer
space, wilt never achieve.
But there were many, many
naws, particularly in those
first two movements, and it
was hard to escape the con-
clu.Sion that this y o u n g
orchcstia, valiant as it is, was
not quite ready for this work .
11.! best effort was with the
University chorus in the ren·
d!Uon of Schiller's "Ode to
Joy" and that Immediately
raises ·a question or two with
this reviewer.
There is a school of thought
most frequently eno:iuntered
tn Europe which believes that
Beethoven's Ninth should be
performed in its entirety as a
1ymphony and without the
choral portion that concludes
the work. We have heard it
played to these precepts and it
is, let it be said now. infinite!y
preferable to the manner in
which it was delivered at this
concert.
This is no refle~lion on the
quality of the "Ode" delivered
so movingly Saturday ni11ht.
There was passion, pathos and
joy llseU In a I i 1t e
performance and chorus and
Gala Premiere Saturday, Decembe r 19 at 9:00 PM
. llflh rt111l11 Jlfifll'llllllCll
EVERY DAY-IPllDI Dec. 20 ·Jan. 3 Bl 2:00 and 9:00 PM·
. (2 ~ on!J Otl Dlc.tmbet 24, 2$, 31; J•!llllfJ' I 1n• 3)
P1p111try, &citement and Funn Wart DisiE's ni.~l'les ind stories come to life In th is m1111ificent holld1y
ertr1. Mori t111n 300 Disner ch1r1ete13, Tf'ldufinc the new "Aristoats:'.ptrform In this happy processfon,
Sichb ,., s-ds Of the Seison wilh yuletide trimmina:s, 1 1ilnt Christmas tree strotllnr tar•
olera, h0Udt1 music and \/It Srilliant Cbristmas star hi1h atop Mal!trhoni Mo11nt1ln iddint to tht h0Hd1y futil'itlu. . · '
Soll wllh "" ,. ... 11111 Co-. -"" '"'"' ltt "" Ho"1tod -· Ind IOIOJ theth~'ii'isiieiiiand .. u.~ ·
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14 x 17 SEPARATE Family (Investors check this one).
2629 HARBOR CALIFORNIA HERE WE GOI $73,500
Transferred owner bas just listed luxurious
Ivan \Velis home in beautiful Baycrest. 5
Bdrms, formal DR, enclosed pool. Circular
driveway. First class condition thruout.
. 26 Linda l1f1 Drive Oran;e. Gold Medallion, all CALL . I;.., 646·J414 C ed 5 B S b th. b . elee, . .5 Fourplexl!I and f 91~ ~ Room complete with POOL Larwln Realty, Inc. orp. own . r. a ome faCJng Harb:9r Triplexes with community d'ld«. Island. Jacuzzi & sauna. Comp. furn., for pool , plus IP'ff" belt area . TABLE. Smor tree and close 962-6918 Anytime
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0 fflce BOULEVARD
to Blue Pacific. Purchase -:-,-.,--:--0--.--1
subject to 5~ annual per-Privet• Courtyard
546-8640
Open Evening•
till 1 :30
3 Bedroom Plus
Romper room
$24,600
See this home todAy it's
a fantastic value and it won't last. In a very
nice area of Costa Mesa
with 2 baths built-in
20x20 family room no
down to vets low down
to any body!
IRVINE TERRACE-$43,000
The joy of living! Pool w/beautiful lighted
waterfall. 3 Bdrms, 2 baths & lge liv. rm.
''Our 25th Ye•r''
For Complete lnform•tlon on •11 homes &
Iott, plHM.ull:
Bill GRUNDY, REAL TOR
133 Dover Dr., Sulto 3, N.B. 642-4620
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors Genorol 1000 O.nerol 1000
2111 San Joa quin Hills Road 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;; --------
NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 3 BR CONDOMINIUM
* * * * * * In ""°'"" IOC!lon or Montl-ll=';======="':c:='======· ===I cello, lo be completely re· decorated includtna: n e w 1000 carpets. Priced below mar-
ket. Act fast on this one,
$20,500
G1n1ri11 1000 Generel
FiJr Goodness Sake!
EASTBLUFF
FOREVER VIEW
Immaculate upgraded 3 bed.
room horrie with 180" unre-
Atricted view of Saddleback
hills, UCI & Fashion Island.
Very private location on TROPICAL PARADISE , . NO DOWN TO VETS CUl De Sac. Proteulonally
Fantastic 3 bedrm, 2~i bath You ll say theres a ipraw-Large 3 BR & 20x20 rumpu1 landscaped garden. TRY
home, one mile from the Jina: ~ sq. 11• 4 bedroom rm., newly painted, block and find another home in
ocean. Everyth.lnc is design. ~~~n :~sa sa~e~e : walled ya r d, hardwood this area for this price.
ed lor easy Jiving including micE ·ROOMS, with lara:e Ooors. low down ID non-vets, $39.800. Immedia1e posses.
formal dining room, large family room, dble used brick VA appraisr:d at. , , . sion too!
romily room. cove"" """'· ""''''""· •nd ,, .. h gold $24,600 Colesworthy gas BBQ, beautiful pool with carpets, FOR GOODNESS -
low maintenance yard. Suh-SAKE? You say lt can be CUSTOM 2 BEDROOM
.}ect to a 6% VA loan pay-bought on VA/FHA terms? & GUEST COTTAGE
able $261 per mo. C&ll for GOOD GRIEF!! I'd better Excellent Eutslde location. & Co.
details. bUJTy over to see FOR comp I et el y redecorat· REALTOR
· many bltn features. Relrig 1028 Bayside Drive
high income. Call for detalla. GOOD 5 BR. rue on Lon-
N
donberTy ln No. C . M ,
ewport Auume exlstlni: FHA loan
It of approx $25,750 w/interest
at only 6~•%. tT:iOO dbwn
Fairview paymnt. Chas. C. Martin
646-8111 l""Rl~~~-~54&-.::_;1195=.:.'~~~~
LOVELY, quiet, ~ud~.
(1nytlmt) ocean view home . 2 br, den,
2 ba. $39,500. Conside r
lease/option. Owner 548-8007
2 IN 1 , .COU.EGE PRK • $24,900 ••
3 BJt..FHA ~%·LO DN * BY OWNER : 64~ *
Mesa Verde 1110
LIVE IN ONE
RENT THE OTHER
Profitable to own .. , A plea.
sure to live in! The home is
a CU5tom, luxurious charm.1----------
er with 3 king 1ize bed-3 BDRM, 2 Bath. Over 2000
rooms: country kitchen and sq, ft, Game rm, frplc,
huge family room, formal fenced yard. 1~; blk! from
dining, secluded Jiving room golf course. $5800 d n .
.. ,PLUS a separate one Pymnt.11 $195/mo. (0\VNERJ
bedroom money-maker that 545-3182.
really reduces those month.. I==========
ly payments! $45,950 for Newport Be•ch 1200
both! $4600 down. See today 1----------
CaU now. Thanks. 546--2313
or 646-nn. s-o.o.o
UNUSUAL
\-o THE REAL ~ E'=iTATERS
centaa:e rate Joan, VA or 3 Bedrm, family rm, large
FHA Terms available Call den, low interest VA loan!?
Collect. · $4550 Down • also low V Al
FHA terms, Owner mU1!
$19,500
WHAT A LOW
PRICE
move.
HAFFDAL REAL TY
842-4405
Sant• Ana Hgts. 1630 for this gorgeous 3 ~m.
2 hath doll hOuse. Lots of -,_-STO--R-Y_So_u_th_"_"_Co_l_on-i•-'·
Tender Lo1ing Care \vith 5 br/3 ba, di n'rfrm ,
dttp pile carpets and match-tam/rm. Localed in Beaut.
ing drapes. Time • savinr section of S.A. Hghtt. Ex-
kitchcn, completl'-ly fenced Isling GI Mortgage, can be
yard. Ideal staner home or assumed w /Lo Dn pyrnt.
for retirees. 10% down han-$37,500. 545--2992.
dJes! -=========ol
Walker & Lee L•eu•• B .. ch 11os
Realtors
7682 Edinger
(n.fl 842-4455 or 540-5140
OCEAN YIEW-3 Brm
$15,500
UNBELIEVABLE!
8 UNITS
All 3 or 2 bedrooms, 2 baths,
firepla~. built-in kitchen,
carpets, drapes &: &ep&rate
laundry facility. Each with
40 ft. private, ocean view
deck. Extensive Use ot wood
sidina & beams for attrac.
tiveness. Walking dlstancr:
to town & beach. $195,000
\Vith possibility of pre.paid
interest. Call . 3 Bedroom 2 Baths
$181 mo. Pays All
•
COAi.TS GOODNESS SAKE ed. Heavy &hake roof & Ne1\·por1 Beach Office
& for the adult family and in· 0 u,;;;;;;-a:aa.:;;;;;-• I-=-======== WALLAce ~ COATS & washer included. Perfect 67~930
REAL TORS WALLACE lawo. Immed O<<'"P'""Y· HUGE CORNER ODD HOUSE
Interesting floor plan with
rooma galore ln the heart
of Newport Hi!Jghts -ri Bed.
rooms, famUy room with
fireplace and barbecue. De-
luxe kitchen with built·in
freezer, refrigerator and
blender. Large pool with
loads of decking_ -Phone
646.nn and only $39.500.
That's Right! Hard to be·
lieve! But true:! A 3 Bed.
room home and two giant
lots for the price of one.
Price Includes full size al.
ley. R.J zoning, you can
have many more units AU
with ocean view, ~;·mi.
from beach. You name the
terms. Fantastic va1ue!
Don't Dl'-lay DiaJ 962-5585
..A-Olan orn Evenings REAL TOf(s surrounds dlis rora:eou. 3 1; ACRE 962-4454 e "' •141 CUSTOM 4 Pl EXES bedroom, Eorly American J or no money down to II •~'!"'!!!!!!""''!"!!!!!!~!!!!!!!! (Op £ 1) Choice Newport area, near charmer. Sparkling baulli, Custom cape C.od hou5e that REAL ESTATE
1190 Glenneyre St.
494-9473 5'19-0316
vets for this well kept WIFE PLEASER en ven nslS ·Hoag Hospilal, J BR & 2 BR enormous wod burnin1, used ia really "something differ.
home located in Costa I !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I al' elec units. Fully carpet. brick FIREPLACE. Loll of ent"! R-2 lot, 305' deep in
Mesa. It has a fully en-Read this ad completely and Newpart Beach ed w:lth bltn ranges & dish· carpets wilh matchlng drap. the heart of EASTSIDE Cos..
cl06f'd covered patio. consider this five bedroom wa.she.n. SU,000 Down. es? Country. style kitchen ta Mesa. 3 baths, 4 bed. 1-0' THE REAL
\"-ESTATERS
EMERALD BAY
Two car garaf,e, com-home on a quiet tree II~ • No Down VA $75,000 with all modem built-ins. No rooms. BIG 1~ate family
pletely fenced ront and street in Newport Beach for Check inlo th;~ outstand;..,., down payment for Cl's and room, Even an OCTAGON. • ' r • FOREST l OLSON
Just listed! Attr. tradlticma.l
3 BR. 3 Ba., sep, llv, nn.,
din. nn. & fam. rm.
MUST SELL BY OWNR Inc. :Realtors TI6 Emerald 811.y $75,000
rear yards, lfe&t for l 1<4950 Th" ,___ .., u"" families. asking $24,500. on Y • · 11 Cuo.o·•uer Newport Beach winner. Just low down for FHA. NEW AL playhouse in the ranch
Ifs vacant '° hWT'Y!I has a secluded living room, reduced to V.A. appraisal of WW INTEREST rates in sized Yard. Priced at VA
:pa=:m ~~~.;oo~1cha;n~ ~~· r!~ieba:r~;s~ Weffect l•kow. Call&. L Wappra.i1 .. k. of $36&.950! L
Now lo' the way or lile: th< dre•m kll<hon with built-i"' a er ee a er ee
back yard, ifs 171 1 e e I including the refrigerator
across the back. has a fan-and used brick bar-b-que, a
tutic patio, lanai, a la""'1, 100 ft. wide lot and seclud·
Brand new, fee simple, 1 blk 19131 Brookhun;t Ave.
beach, 3 br, 2 ba, 2 frplc, Huntington Beach
bC'am ceil'g, w/w crpl, huge I -=.;;;~~~;:;;:;,;~-
dbl •"· ""''23· COUNTRY ENGLISH
Shown by app't,
Bill Grundy, Reeltor
833 Dover Dr., NB 642-4621'.1
$129 Mo. total pml
• lawn volleyball ....... ""' "' '''"'le cove"d patio, CAMEO SHORES a pool. You must see this Cal · bef<ft you buy. Call ~2313 I today 10 s..·~ Uili. roomy Magnili~nt custom home
beauty, 67J.8550 Hua:e master BR. sul1e
\-0 THE REAL
~ESTATERS 1-0' THE REAL
·'"'-ESTATERS '-.., "[" u'.T ' , r·
Bu)' subject to this
beautiful 5%. % annuaJ 90 rate VA loan and you
get 3 Bedrooms 2 baths,
ireat neighborhood near
school and 1h_?y__ping,
owner ask.U:ii $23,950.
See ltl lh~~=~c===..,-Ten Acre Playground
At )(>Ur back door, plus the
use of !he COSTA f\1ESA
Plus 2 guest Br's & md's
Panded den &. bar
Big lanai room with
copper hooded fireplace
Complete host's kitchen
For poolside entertaining
$150 Down
4 Bedrooms
Fixer upper
BOY'S CLUB a n d conven.
lence of downtown Costa
Mesa. Included is a custom·
Be in by • • • • •
Christmas!
buUt Three bedroom, Dining 3 Bedroom + den home,
Rm., lath &: ~laster home Family/dining room, lire.
only 7 yrs old. Dl'-tached place, blln!, dishwuher,
Reduced to $175,000
Dbl.. garage, large cement crpts, drps. covered patio, Realtors
block wall enclosed yard, dble garage. All ln perfect ''Our 25th Vear
with boat gate from alley. condition~ Immediate pos.. In The Harbor Are1''
Realtors
2790 Harbor Blvd. at Adams
54:>-9491 Open 'ti! 9 PM
675-3000
The Number To Call Whethtr
Buying, Selling or Leastns
''GIFT PRICED"
Vacant • immed. occupancy!
Save rental money. Snap up
this cozy • clean as a pin 3
BR., 2 ba. home. Recently
redecol'tlted. Corner proper.
ty, N'p( Hghts, Drastically
reduced, now $33.500. m II."· & ln:.\1'11 '
UE.\1:1'\' I ~I'. ,
, f <,; 1 ;l'I 67S 1000 J
This one~ paint and An Excellent buy under VA seMion! $28,750. 673•4400 LEASES
clean up but at a price OR rnA TER!t1S • ACT Wells McCardla Rllrs of ·$24,000. It's 11. steal • ' • I•-...,,....,...,..,.,.. __ I Outstanding 5 bedrm with total down only $150 FAST! Price only $72,950. 1810 NeWJ>Ort Bl~d., C.~f. FAA OR YA family & dining rooms, Re..
plus closing costs in M. M. LaBorde, Rltr. S41-n29 Owner gays "SELL" his 3 pub.lie Homes for lease or
Costa l\1esa. Call nowt 111:64~&-0555:::. ...... E~v~'~"~644-~7003:1 ""'ji''j'1j"jii'liiji"'"'"[ leallf! with option to buy.
EASTBLUFf BALBOA
bedroom, 2 bath home ln
l-1esa Del l\1ar. Beautifully Cali for details.
Look!
3 Bedrooms 2 Baths
$148.00 mo. incl.
taxes
4 BR. 2 Ba. home located on
a large. tree lined, secluded I
fenced Jot. Ideal for young
children & large dogs_ own.
er wants oUer. $42,TaO. ---Coldwell,Bankar .........
carpeted and draped. Built-
ISLA ND
In bar In family room. Large
rovered patio, corner lot
VACANT
LOT
$37,500
WILLIAM W INTON
Re1ltor
with room for boat or trail.
er. Owner has purc:haserl a
home at tbe beach. Just re.
duced to $29,750. Call for an
ins{M!ction. 546-2313
\-o T H EREAL
\'"'-ESTATERS ' . ·.. '~,
Take over subject to ex-IJ3..0700 644-2430 229 Marine , Balboa Island 4¥4•/. VA Assumption
isUn1 FHA loan annual 675-3331 PRIME EASTSIDE LIJCA.
% rate of 5% % and lll=:i=:i=:i=:i~=:i=:i=:i::::i ............................ j TION."1800 sq. ft, FM Bd·
you'll 1et 3 large bed· FIX IT UP rm., Bucco Built, cop-r rooms. 2 battts, rock .,.. fireplace, built-in kitch· Outside of needing paint, a plumbing, new paint. Fam.
en, forced air heat, dou• little repa ir k some yard Rm. "'ith floor to ceiling
hie garage, cul de Siie work this ''i\1esa Verde Realty C.Ompany lireplace. Covered patio "'ith
1troel, block wall fence Cambridge'' home ..,,ith 3 & 'TIS THE SEASON Palos Verde Rock water
and an excellent Cost.a family & fonnaJ dining rm For a jolly big bargain. What fall and derorator lighting.
Mesa .address. Call now Is in great shape. Vacant better holiday cheer & hap-MORE. ?-.10RE, Y 0 RE,
-Open Evea. Make )'OUr oUer. · pincss than moving into your SHARP, SHARP, SHARP.
$100 Down
3 Bedroom 2 Bath '
$19,950
plus cloaln&: coats and
you can move into this
unbelievable value be· fore Xmu. It's only 5 ~ old. bu a fireplace,
built·ln kitchen. fore~
&Jr be&t. all newly re.
decoi"ated. • HURRY on
thll oner
-/8 r r ""' -
2629 HARBOR
BOULEVARD
546-8640
Opori lvonlnts
till 1 :30
l
elegant new 3 bedroom, tam. FOR INFORMATlON CAU.
SCl·511t ily room in llarbor View M. M. LaBorda, Rltr.
fllllf tlntrn1 ttlellm Hon1e1. Vacant &: waiting 646-0555 Eves: 548-3265 ~~~NA;'.cl '°'you 1"·r.oo REPOSSESSIONS
BEACH DUPLEX
2 Furnished Units
Xlnt loc•tionl
Macnab-Irvine
642-1235 67S.3210
$21,000 0 Goorge Williamson pen Daily l 05
Re•ltor 2001 Ali10 Ave & 20th
673-4350 64.S.1.564 Eves. Custom bu llt. fonnaJ dining
room. 3 bedrm. 2 h11. sep ON THE CHANNEL living nn .. fire:>lacc, family
3 &: 4 Bedrooms, family
room, ne1v crpts & paint.
No down payment • no clos-
ing costs to veterans. Sev.
eral to choose from • for
details cal.I 540-1151.
"The Only \Vay to Buy'"
I Y =~~~1 5 BR. + family rm. 3 Bath.I. rm., elec bltrts. FA heat, pa.
S1e1>9 to ocean. 5 years tlo 11•/gas fittd BBQ pit.
young. $49,950. dble gar., space for boat & CONTRACTOR'S
CAYWOOD REAL TY '"""· REPOSSESSION 6306 w. s'.:jt2::i""·· NB Lac'henmyer Rlty 3 Bed .
11----.S"H"A"R"P.----I Call &J6.3928 Eves! !i4U769 ~tatl~Slr;: =~· ~j
2 Story, 4 BR. Ene:lish atyll'.I. CORONA HIGHLANDS ,.'','"',~nl_'6S.E5tltlE . .,!~ISmO<dN.Epog.! 18 ?-.Io's old. Prime loc. Walk. le "' '"
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•• di•l •• WestclW P'···, V w &: pool & you own the Call 49S-55f.O Broktr
• .,. .... .L.ua land, In Corona del 1'1•r. 4
llChools. Sho rt escrow. Bdnnl'., 2 baths. Onll ASSUME 5y4•/. G.I.
SlS.500. 169,!00, I BR. • $26,000
JEAN SMITH, Rl TR. CORBIN Im,...d, """"'·North Cooto 400 E. 17th, C.1'1. 646.:US,, • l\fesa nr. shoppin1 et.ntrr.
SPECIAL FEATURES MARTIN New paint WuOUl New Pool, patio &: gplendld Dover FlfA-VA O.K. &15-8!!00
Shortw V1t"w. lv11r. Well• Pyramid Exchanron
Built 4 ""'"'" 3 hoth, p•<' REAL TORS 644-7662 4 Bdr m. + F•mlly rm.
room home. Le din rm, lam e '\'ESJ'CLJFr CONi50'"i" A111u~ rxisUna apr. Joan ol
nn w/trplc. Aval! now. Roy 2 BR. 2'1 ha . ClubMtise. 6,,'1, Elea:ant entry h1dl, 4
J . Ward, Rltr. 10ll 1'tariners Pool, SAuna. Ownf'r/c11rry. BN!room.~. h u i' r family
Dr .. &f&-1~ Open 0.11,y. room. n•tural brick flN'·
DAILY PILOT DIME -A E&st C.f\.\. 3 BR. 2 BA. VA no pl11.ct, 11~·im pool, 1>3rk Jlkt"
• LINES cost you just pen-down. FHA Jl650 down. Y•rd M0-1721)
nln a cllJ<. FORTIN CO. Ol2-MOO 29ll Horbor TARBELL
I j
Also Back Bay 4 .t: family
v.1th pool , Now available,
also with option.
Oceanfront Duplex
3 BR. lov.·cr; 2 BR. upper,
Comp. furn . Lo\l'!'r unit on
v.•lnter I summer rent.al. Up.
per unit 1·acant. Xlnt rental
history $74,500 ~ You o"·n
lhC' Jan.rt! ·
CaJI : 673·3663 54S.5942 Eves.
associated
BROKERS-REALTORS
%02S W Balboa 61l·l6•1
Harbor View
In Corona del M•r
4 Bedrooms. family 1"001n -
garden kitchen on extra
large lot. Luxury hath v.oith
sunken 1ub "'t"" many e:<lra1.
$43.000. You own the land.
Phone 64&. 7171
1.Q THEREAL
\'"'-ESTATERS ' ·. ·. . -========1
VIEW LOT
Interesting building site wilh
fahulou., view. 2209 OIU
Drive. $18,500.
PETE BARRITT RL TY.
642-5200
SALESMEN
21 Year old Corona de! f.1ar
tinn has openings for 2 ex-
perienced real estate saleg.
men. Please call: Leonard
Smlth or Walter Haue for
app't.
675-3000
WATERFRONT PATIO
0nfo of the best In The Coves.
Room for • larg,. boat
4 BMrooms
$12!i,000
LIDO REAL TY INC •
3377 Vlo lido 673-7300
Rcallol'9 • $73,500 •
2-STORY, 3,00() Sq, Ft. 2043 \Vestclilf Drive
646-7711 Open 'til 9'.00 PJl.1
BAYCREST AREA
4 BR+FR+POOL
* LIDO SANDS *
Sparkling 3 bdrm., 2 baths. CHALET
1 Blk. IO beach, $32,500.
3 Br/2 Ba, living/rm •
lamily/nn, 2/lp's.
*GOOD TERMSll * 404 Emera.Id Bay
494.2609
Newpon Beach Realty * 675-l642 * ·Unbelievable? Quiet tree lin-
__ ..-....:c.:.:=-,---1 ed st. to loads of NEW ENG·
DUPLEX • 4 br up, 2 br dn, LAND CHARM! Huge
3-car, neat & clean, nl~ly rooms. Teardrop chandelier.
furn, 200' to bch. Sacrlfl.ce. ed formal dining. Arched
Owner. TI4/ 542-1946. ceilingB &. doors. Thick walls
DUPbEX at ocean • 4 br, 2 with strength like "SAM·
ba up, 3 hr, 2 ha dn. View. SON." Step down master
Prep int. &. furn. 67>-0922 suite. Jl.1a.ssive log • burning
Newport Beach lovf!n: look
at this • 4 big hdrms • fam.
ily room • sparkling !X>OI •
plu.s Harbor High School •
WestclUt Shopping . All this
and only minutes to the
beach. Priced under market
lor quick sale. Better hurry.
DIAL 645-0303 Newport Heights 1210
FOREST E. OLSON ---''---'-' -REALTORS BY O\VNER: 4 Br, 2 ba,
2299 HARBOR, CJl.i frpl c, bltns. l\tany xtras.
\Valk to 3 schls. \Vould con.
$16;500 IS THE '"" """ 54>-5306.
PRICE University Park 1237
for !his very liveable 2 bed--,;;:;;:;;:;;:;:;:;;:;;;;;;
fireplace. \Valk.in closets.
Load~ of brick. Covered pa.
tio. Rich v.·ood paneled de-
tached garage_ Only $27,700.
&-st to hlUTy and call fTI4)
962·558.'i.
FOREST l OLSON
Inc. Realtors
M ission Viejo 170I
VACAMT
4 br. l~ ba. View Jot. 1unk·
en L.R .. Roman tub • gar-
den kitchen & only $31,500.
Call
Collins & Wati! Inc.
8843 Adams, HB 962-5.123
Capistrano &..ch 1730
$30,950 New 3 BR nsidence.
34041 Callita Drive
BUILDER * 642-4900
room home that sets on a •
hUge R-2 Jot, Buy now, rent
19131 Brookhurst Ave. Condominium 1950
Scotchman's Special Huntington Beach
it out and build Jater. Great
are11. wilh other large unit.II
surrounding. Submit dol'·n
payment and lerms to .
Never so much for so little... $l8,900 $23,500
ll word lo the wise is 1uf· Slf!al of the year!!! Roomy
Walker & Lee
Rea lion
ficient : Better hurry befol'f! 3 Bedrom 2 bath, larg'e Jjv. 4 bedroom, 2 bath and fam.
another Scotchman buys iti in~ roor:n .. kitchen with elec ily room townhouse. No
A charming 3 BR . 2 Ba. bl!n~, dining a~C'a, ~eparate more yard l''Ork for you.
to111nhoUSe w/minimum gar-fanHly roo~ \vllh fireplace, Many exlTa!l , . ; Call 11ow!
dening Priced below mar-Jari;:e oversized ribll' J:arage (Jnves!ors chec.k this one)
kct saO 000 ivith boat rioor, fiOxlOO fC'nc. La rwin Realty, Inc.
2790 Harbor Blvd, 11.I Adams
545-9491 Open 'Lil 9 PM
OWNER
DESPERATE
o ·,e· d h•111 .st,;,"d~,':,'"""d· ooe loan. _R_E_~-~-~-~-5-A-ny-l-im_• __ I \WI Houses Furnished
REALTY '62-4171 ( :C:.J 546-1101 General 2000
l\fodel home • $6000 under Univ. Park Center. Irvin@
market value . Gorgeous 4 Call Anytime 833-0820
bedroom 2 story home • 31 ~~~~~~~~~
Coron• del M•r 1250
sparkling baths. fully C'ar.
~ted, huge family room.
formal dining & would you < -----------
believe air conditioning? REDUCED $4,0001
Immediate possession, \Viii Sacrifice! Sickness forces
sell in the next 48 hours for sale of lhis 4 BR. fam. rm.
,J.19,950. All l<'rms • FHA/ & pool home. 2%: Ba1hs. 21iii
VA . NO 00\\'N. Ca 11 Car gar, 100xl05 Ft. lot .
545-842'1 South Coast Realtors Must sell now • $49.500.
LARGE, immac. 3 BR +
fam rm., near Back Bay
ana. 2 brirk frplcs, hrd"·d
floors, b!tns, w a 11 e d
park·llke yarrt. covered
patio, trees. Quality hou11e
on a beautiful street. 10%
Down. m.axi. Ktna:aard
I R.E. Ml 2-2222.
• Eastside 5-Plex •
SBS,000
356 E. 20th SlrMI
Costa Mes•
642-4905
REPOSSESSIONS
Sparkling clean homes, some
newb' painted & C'llrpeted. 2,
3, 4 & 5 bdrms. Snmt with
pools, FHA·VA conv. terms,
from $:17.0CO to $40.00C..
Collins It W•tts Jnc.
.88"3 Adams Ave, 962.-5323
Sell, lease/ opt or rent
• BR .. 2Mi ba. •• trplc. 2 Car
nr. 3 Yrs. old. 2200 Sq , Ft.
A·l Cond. Vacant quick pos.
M?a.•. c.au today!
Cll.li Pl\trick \Vood 545-2300 e Biii Heven, Rltr.
2111 E. Coast, Cd?-.1 673-3111
Call Palrlck Wood 545-2300 e Bil l Heven, Rltr.
21U E. Coast, CdM 673-32U
*DRIVE BY*
421 Oreb.Id. Nice 2 bdrm.
home on R-2 Joi. Room to
expand, Good Investment +
good llvlna:. lot~ "'e show
)'OU this ?
'MORGAN REAL TY
673-6642 67S-6459
RUSTIC BEAUTY
Ope n beam ceilings, South
side patio: gn!al location,
only % blk. 10 the bee.ch. 2
Bdrm., 2 bath. s;,4,950.
D1L1ncy Real Estate
2828 E. Coast Hwy., Cdf.1
644-72711
BY 0~1NER
ON THE BLUF F
btw Big k Little ComM bt'h
2500 sq, ft . luxury horn,., 68
f!. Occ11n Blvd. f1'0ntage.
Prlncip11 ls only. For ap.
polntment call 675-3-197
HIGHLANDS
2 Bedrms + Pool
Lup mstr bed.rm, 1% bJ.
frplc, dble gar. $37.950.
Ownr/AJl;t. 67l-0139
* PANORAMIC VIEW
Luxury OceAn Blvd. Dupl~.
Ovtrlooklng Jetty & J1arbor.
By Owner· 673-88fi6 *
*FOUR HOUSES* "WHITE ELEPHANTS"
4·2 Bdrm. separste homl'I ovtminninJt Your hou11@?
(')n lge. lot. Room lor mort "Calh''. .M!ll 1~m thnJ
FORTIN CO. 64.2~ Dtily Pilot Oaaificd 1..:;=~;.;...::==--
BUILDERS
CLOSEOUT
Credit rejectioru place 7 horn.
es on choiee Jots on the mar.
ket again!! 3-7 Bedrms. 3 &
I bath!, bltns, crprg, shake
roof etc. from $33.940.
RANCHO LA CUESTA
Brookhun;t & Atlanta, H.B.
* E·SIDE 2 BR. *
$145. Range & oven. rerr,
CID, wsh/dyr, soundproof.
ed, 40x20 encl patio. Child-
ren ok. Avail now!
BLUE BEACON * 645-0111 *
968-1338 Open JO am-6 pm Rentals to Shire 2005
27.' Chris· Sedan, MATURE Employed gal is
v.·/Dyhtldgt, New S.S. radio, tired of apt. living. Would
rebuilt eng1nt, new J)llint. like lo pool resource!! with
nt"w upholstery, excellent mature employerl gal t-t"l!nt
condition. slee:>s four, $3000 house In Ci\1 11.rea .
appraised value clear for Refen'!nces ex ch a n g e d .
equity ln your 2 or 3 Bdrm 64~2466.
home w/ Wumable Joan in =e°"EA=CH~"P"•°'d-. -1.agun,--,-.-.. 1
Huntington Beach, 536-8891. share w/hip pel'50n. Pvt bch.
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Sl t5 mo. John SJJ.44.56, Ex
Take over GI loan, no qual-="'=l.=,----·---1
!lying. Beat location, 3 Bed. OWNER nttds lady to ~
rm, 2 ba, frplc, bltns, c::rpts, lqe holnl', S.C., trftway
drps. Submit, 847-8507 close, 492--2487, $100,
• BACHELOR v.·ilJ shllre home
p1 ;4§ Ii !:'I I =;=~~="=e=':"'="=r'=~='"'="= .. ='="'=·I
Beat This Price!
Only $24,9501 Hurry I
3 Bedrm, 2 halh, lr:i"' low
FHA terms or 111.ke ove0r low
intt'rt'~t VA \ruin,
HAFFDAL R EAL T Y
842-440S
4 BR "Prcstigl'-" home on
qu iel cul-d·SAC: in north H.B.
5"( ~ auumablft loan. 5 yrs
old, ~harp, clean. By owner.
846-1847
BY O\\•ner: Tl\-o 2 BR, corner
101. Ex~ptionaJ $290. iJl..
c0me. 12ZI Dela"'are S1,
LIKE TG lradc! 0 u r
Tr;itlrr·s Paradise <:Tllumn t&
fur )'fllll ~ Llnes, 5 Days fur
SS. Call today •.. 642--5678.
Cost• Mesa 2100
AVAIL Jan. li. HalP.Cl'est. 3
bedroom homl'.. Nr Bakl'-r .l
Fairview. Adult family, no
pets $310 mo. Box P-3>43
Dally Piiot '
N-rt BHdl 2200
3 Br., 2 ba )Ow.!1' % Of dupln:
w/paOo &: dock, cable TV.
trplc, turn or unturn, gar,
laundry f11cll . Ltase only.
fiTh..3003 ~5023, Ownu.
4 BR A den, » blk to bch.
Yard, Vu of ocean. Wntr
7101 Seashore Dr. &12-7671
Balboo hla nd 2:JSS
e 3 BR, 2 BA HSE ON
APOLENA. CO:O.IPLETELY
!'URN, 123>. '711-2'01
k!S W E\"t
~ tAJLV PILOT
itUSl!S FOR SAL!
Laguna 811ch 2705
t RENTALS *
AGUNA BEACH
tA.) 2 bdrm, fl.Lrn. unit, lge.
tree shaded pe.tio, ~ yda.
10 beoach. Lene @ S165 r.,10.
fB.) 2 bdrm., 2 balh, view,
close lo beach & everything.
Flreplacr, charm. Older
place w/ WOOd paneUln,c.
Leaae @ $250 Mo.
(C.) 3 bdrm. older home,
clOSe In location. Fireplace.
Kite.hen w/range & relrlg.
D!Jhwshr. Lease@ S300 ~lo.
l'oflSSION REALTY
985 S. Coast Hwy.
Phont> 494-0731
Sen Clemente 2710
M~y, °"""btr 14, 1970
RENTALS Ri!iiTAlS I RENTALS RENTAlS RINTALS RENTAlS R!NTALI RENTAL'
HOUHI Unfurnfthed Apts. Furnlthtcf · Apts. Pumlshod Apts. fuml°""' Apti. Fumlshecl Afh, Unf\lrnlshod ~· Unfumloh.. Apts. Unfuml,,,..
4100 1 Hunllnglon.
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11e=."-"'----H-'un"1"'1ng1on.;__;,-=.;_---LL~ .... ~~·~Be~1CJ~h~~418S~il~C~os~t·~Mo:11~=~5~too~/1No~~·~,..~·~·~·~·"'~d52~200~N~twpol't~~~a..~dt~.~~J~lll~I University Pirie 3217 Cori• MoH
4 BR., Fam . .Rm. & din, nn.
2~ ba. 'I'Urtle Rock .. $365
3 BR, D.R. 2 ba, ...... S32l
3 BR, J.'am 'Rm, 2~ ba ••• $300
4 BR, famlly rm., 21-S ba.
2500 SQ. Ft ............ $315
WE HAVE OnfERS!
' 111111 ·1 1
1• lid.
- --I ll'11li11 r
SINCE l!M6"
ht \llestern Bank Bldg,
Unlver1lty Park
D1y1 83UIOt Nights
CASA de ORO ~ S30 WK LUXURY
CASUAL n • l 11 ~ -.. Bacbolon, o1n11,., ' BRAND NEW 2 IR CALIF, WVINC! a '°(Utn a J-.lermo~a edrm, 1leps to bch, a11 uw, •
ln • wann M~t atmm· btd tool linens r@C nn R..EAU..Y DIFFERENT! phere. Spacfooi Color co. Casual estate living. Enter La Quinta Her--fttta..nJit coekW!, danc: All deluxe fe&turei. Priv. pa.
nrdinated ap11 • designed & mosa's lush green atmosphere & stroll tree-tna. • • tJot, beam cellln11, panel.
fumlllhed fer 11:Yle·&. com-lined walk w~s to your apt. Villi;:e Inn Hotel Apt. Ing, frplcs avau. Bi&' rec immed iately adjacent Westcliff tihop.
tort. e Prlv hid pool e ALL UTILITIES INCLUDID 494-94.16 bide. p<1trlnr .,..., sand • h h I Kitchen wt indirtet l1&:htl111 1 IR. Unf. $150 _ Furn. $1IO vol.le)'btlJ. lYou NtJM It!). ping center -es a Town ouse avai •
8 Deluxe R IO. UTIL, JN. 2 IR. Unf. $175 -Furn. $210 LARGE STUDIO·$ll2• Adults, no petf. 0ose to dible featur1'n9 pr1'v•le res'1dent1'ol o l-
CLUOEO Adu! R1.. Btautlful View on Cliff • ta o .. ..,. ·no 3 Spac. flr. plans, decor. furnishings: live Orlv•. "·" -ll•·t 213 .. everyth.i.na. $165. h pet.a ....w .... .. r;nosp ere. 2 Bedroom. WtJter1 ges &
·BACHELOR n is within rom antic setting w/(un or /cri"acy. ..437~:ZO. .... w. u ••. SI. <b•-H··~ Terraced pool pr1" sunken g•• B Q's w/ -· ~ '"" --coble TV included in re n I. Kitchen l BR, $175 ' • ..., BACHELOR: Near beach It " Newport Blvd, \( mJ N.
36S \V. \Vilson. 642-1971 seculded sealing compl. w{Ramada &: Foun· ahop1. Util. pd, Nice . ot 19th) built-ins include d ishwe sher & dispose I.
./ Beautiful l & 2 BR furn *taCin . • d Refertnces. Sl05. 494-492!5. 646-0073 WlJll to wall carpets, full lennth linen or unfurn apts. OFFERrNC: o/or co-ord. lcit w/ in irect lightin9, e AllO ask about our e ..,
PRESTIGE LOCATION .
MARINER SQUARE APARTMENTS
aelt dean. ovens D/W On * D•lu)I• ring• & oven1 * Plush 1h1g crptg. Dane Point 4740 BRAND NEW SUPER apt. • drepes. Also evoileble 1-2 & 3 Bed-
4 BR., game roon1, pool ta· 2 Br). displs, shag crpta:, * Bonu• storege •pact ;tr Cov. carport ---------1 all features above + 2 Br., room, $185 to $255. Cell Bob Buckley
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Ii ble, newcpl!!, lmmac. Ocean Corona dtl Mar 32.50 drps. Jacuzzi & SaWl& bath. * Sculpturad m1rble pu lm en & tile b1th1 SINGLE, TV, pool, pelt ok. 2 Ba,, 2 trplcs.
vu, GoH Courst ; Cluh 11 ---------lluge Pool. FOR ADULTS * Elegant recreetion room. . ~It up wkly. DANA Y..la··l~~~~~~~~~I et 6-1-5-0252 or come by MARINER J
Sboppinr. !Sbor«\illil noo. J BR. e ""'' brkk !pl . e only. FURNISHED MODELS OPEN DAILY rina IM, :WW Coe" Hwy. * STUDIO APT. * SQUARE Aporlmenfs. 1244 Irvine 1:,
492.1330 bltns • 2 car gar e So. of MERRIMAC WOODS Bile from Huntington Center, San Diego e 2 BEDROOM
H1o1--y • S250 1-fo .• or "'"'ill 425 Me1Tlmac Way Frwy .• Goldenwest Collel?e. R!NTALS • l~ BATifS Ave., N.8. •. R~=-~:,Ltnfurnfshed sell. Realtor 67>51'26 Costa Mesa San Diego Frwy. to Beach Blvd., So. on Apts. Unfumfshed •ADULTS ONLY •! j _!~~~~~~~-1;;::;-'':=""::""7:=::'.:':I • '• • • • • • • 1 Beach 3 blks. to H olt; W. on Holt to •• , I •HEATED POOL I"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'!!!!!!!'!!'!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!~: f1·
G1n1r1f 3000 Huntington B11ch 1400 S6 nne up $27.SO wk Up LaQuinte Hermosa 714: 847-5441 o,ner• 5000 1024 Minion Apt, D, CM 1=c .. _ • E •1u11 s2-~
STUDIO & 1 BR Apt.s =~~~~~~;;;;;~"""=~~~~~~~~I ;;;;;~=~======;;1~-~~Ni'W'F:;ilii~540-;1.lle~:1~·:·~·:·~~:·:·:_ __ ~·~l:OO •If u -"" * 2 $ NEW home for Christmas, e Col TV ho I • BR. 155 * "' 0' .P l1e ,.rv, poo y BRAND NEW Ea"'~' 1 & 2 --------I ~·
Bltbs. crpta It drapes. En· :~I.a 1r!i~~p~d.BR~\~:~ • Linens. ma.Id serv avail. Newport Beech 4200 Belboa 4300 EN DOME BR. l & 2 baths. S155 to 2 BR. 2 Ba. Sunken Uv. rm .• T\VNHOUSE 2 Br/2\t ba: ~::, e Children & r · ~ section Sl9S. Crpts, drps, dshwhr, frpl., balcony. Adults $160. bJtin._& Frplc. encl dbl 1ar. ~~~ pai!~. &: ru~YOI~~ ='g:u~~ H~~=ila~ :J~ * SUNNY ACRES 1( e S25 WK-OCEANFRONT 1MMA~u1ti~~! self clean gas oven, all wtr 54()-0896: 540-2570 1255 Baker 752 Amigos Wy; 67s.5033.
TiiIS! w/sm fishpond, Avail now. Zl7fi Newport Blvd. 548-9'755 A New Wey To Liv• Lovely Bachelors, 1-Bdrm. FAfl.1ILY ~lion &: gas pd. Hid pool. 324 E. Avail. Jan. l!lt 1•
BLUE BEACON Corner lo!. 644-7891, ;285 • • • • ••••• I ol~:~~:;,·~~N Ma.id ser. Pool, utll. Close to shopping, Park Xlth St, ~9148. DELUX, clean 2 Br. 1\4 ba, Corone def Mer 5250 .~: * 645-0111 * mo. FOR You &: room-mate on ,..._ ----•-'-'-"'-'-'°-•---1 * Spacious 3 BR ·s. 2 ba WILSON GARDENS APTS studio, Cpts, drps, pool, ~.
2 BR 2 BA bil ho guaranteed payment plan. APARTMENTS * S1o1-'lm pool. P"l/<r-n 2 BR u·•·-. N•wly doc. cleancut adlls. l chld ok. :.;,·
* 2 BR $120 * · mo e me, Unusual NEW unit gives ea. On 16th Strttt bh\•n BAYFRONT ·watch lhe boat " "... , .. ,..,, 646--0496 1
• Driftwood Park at the fuUy private areas & entry, Irvine and Dover Dr. parade! 2 Br. furn. apt. Dec * Frpl, Indiv/lndry rac'ls New cpts &. drps. Spac · ~--_,~ ; :J,,
Garage, Yard. Kids & pets bea ch . Adul t• on l y. ea w/J-place, bath, beamed (7141 642_.170 l8!h lo Dec 26th. 1014 E. 1845 An1heim Ave. grounds. Adults, no pets. 2',1i BR. 1% Ba, encl patio, Q, .,. W/ •
welcome! Decorate f or Tradewinda Rlty 847-8511 ceilings, patio, refrlg. All BsJboa Blvd. 67l-2760 COSTA ME'SA 642-2824 SlfO mo. 2283 Fountain Way pool, w1h/dry, 1 t v Ire f, ) : .j.
Christma.'! LEASE Opbon 5 Br. 3 Ba. rec. facilities. Available 1 BR. furn apt. Util. YEAR· "2=B=r=. 3;:15,,::CE-'. =Bay=.'-w=i=.,'-.,~,.,.= E. (Harbor, turn \V. on cpta/drpa. Peta ok. $180. j
BLUE BEACON pool, gardener pd, close to mid-Dec. 646-0073 LY Garage. No cbildren or monthly. -ty avail. lnq. Wilson), 830-8886. ON TEN ACRES :
* 645 0111 * bch bl pets. Call 6r>2930 aft 5. .z· ·1 j • . I-ins, cpls, drapes.1~1~1 ~30,---.-,0~~.1-bc--H~'·ffi;cps--;;;-,.:;;"T.;;--'io;cl.~N~o._<:C~613-~1~52~1,,_:548-~1711~.'---1 Quiet Adult living QUIET 2 BR bunga..low. I 1 I: 2 BR. Furn I: Unfln ", ''LA~R~G~E~.-.--dr--ho--~.lh Vacant $375. {213) 860-4286. '' · "0 m I STEPS lo Bch, lrg 2 Br. 1 & 2 BR. Shq cpl.I, bltns, baby. 1016 American Pl . FireplaOll I prty, patlos J , • i' "" m me w1 w/cabana, compJ . furn, htd beam ceili""'S, frpl o. radio * OCEANFRON":" 3 BR. 1165 ,, .. ,, ,,,.,.,,, ......,.,_ ""--!. ~-'-l'l ·~ ·
bl I .~ lb' 2 BR, crpt, l,,,.,..e yord. patio, ·~ I"'". Utill';'' l n cl"dod, beaut lndscpd. $150 k $170';i;""''"~;:::,~~C-,.,.,-.,----,"71 ~ ....... ·-·~·-~ ' tns, arge Ycuu w Lg .... .,, pool, adlts, no pets. 4-·gar dr. $220/yrly. 642-3490 .-. .. " ,1; 900 Sea Lue CdM lff..W ! covered patio. Available garage. Privacy. 2 kids OK. Seasohl 2359 Nwpt Blvd. Winter lease. 673-4724 645..011 l incl &U Util, AduJta only no DELUX 2 BR, cpt, drps, FA (MacArth • CloMt H <
now 10 a nice family at S270 1229 Delaware St. ~s.0332. * OCEANFRONT l BR. pets. heat, .0 &: R, encl gar, Jg ur .D:l'. ~) !: •
per mo. Call agent. 546-4141 SZ35, Option to buy, 4 Br & l-.,---o-7",--.,,--,,..-Yearly $175/mo. Also $1.0. 1----------1 4JSW.1hll,C•M M.. 241 Avocado St. 646-0979 back yard, 1 child ok, no ! l
den. dishwuher. Nr Adams AcapuJco Apts attractive, 673-2259 or 644-5972 lido Isle 4351 Sl75 NEW 2 BR apt. Best VILLA. MESA APTS. pell, nso. ~7411, Ref. CORONA DEL MAR .. • · * 3 BR. 2 BA. * & Magnoli~. 962-0903 Pool, Util paid, Garden PENINSULA Point • 1 br, 1----------1 location. 356 E 20th St. 2 BR, Priv patio, Htd pool . 2 BR. un furn, crpts, drps, Deluxe 2 BR, 2 ba. upstain
$190. Can>ets, drapes, dbl living. Adults, no pets. garage, comple tel y turn. LIDO Baytront. Bach. 11pl. r~~ia M•... • 64 •• 005 2 car enci'd gar, Children bltns. 1130/mo. 568 w. apt, w/prlv. sundeclc, all blt-z.
F -• -~ N. f ·1 L 8 h 3 2 BR. Sl75 • l BR. $145 11511 6~ -N Sund k 1156 ~ ~ . Id d ~ I ~ aar. n ... -.. y........ ice ami Y 1gun1 1ac 705 mo. ,,,...,,..;>\/ ew carp. ec , welcome, no pets ple.ase:! Wilson or call 545-0760 llUi. cp ·• ra,....... mm..... i
ho \v · I I' 1800 Wa..llace Ave, ~.M. M Incl··•· u· · -·pa .-. P•• Mo • me. on t RS . o. uu ing ut 1ues. Coste Mtse 5100 Sl65 mo. 119 W, Wilson. 1135 2 BR carp drape• "'".· . .,."".~ ~,",..· .-..... ·• t.'
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BLUE BEACON 2 BR, 2 ba, split level house. $25 Per Week & Up N H 2 Bay&. Beach RJty. 67:>-3000 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j;;,64~&~1~25~10o,;-;;;;;. ;-;;;;;;;! bi:, .. gu. •1 Cbild. DK. No' ,.-
* 645 0111 * 1200 mo. BACHELOR & 1 BR. ewport gfs, 4 lO l BR ' -cl t Pool "" . 0 < • 494-8413 · w."' ose s. · DELUXE S162.50 2 BR unit with pets. Nr. stores. 5481357 175-UIG i ~t t ---~~-~-~~ TV & maid se:rv avail. Shuff leboard . Ne·r fireplace, c:rpts, drps, beam l' "I,:.
3 BDRM. + family rm., fuU $265. Beaut 3 BR 2 BA cust-450 Victoria. C.M. CLEAN 1 or 2 Br. Adults, no cpl/drp1. Util pd, 1884 TOWNHOUSES ceilirlJ', patio entry. AduJts Newport BNch 5200 -I''' I CL.a
dining rm., built-Ins., brk. bit. Beams thni, lrpl, view, 1 0=E~LUXE='~,~BR=-'. 7.,,-,,.-&,--un-. pets. Le kit. $135-$150. 2421 l\."onrovi& Ave, CM ON NEWPORT qACK BAY only, no pets, referencti. ·1 J'
S390 a m~~~?:io NO FEE, Immac. 8J2.7449 r.veg. furn 1145 10 $165. Pool. 2 E. 16th St, NB. ~181)1. 2354 Sl.nta. Ana Ave . NEW DUPLEX ... ~ :
Newport, · children ok. 177 E. 22nd St. 2 BR, fpl & paUo, winter H I B ch 4400 3 & 4 BJt.3 Ba. Frplc, fam 673--0395 PARK NEWPORT -care Priv. paUo. EnclOMd p.rqe. 011 1
3 BDR.i.\1:., Family rm., park Laguna Niguel 3707 642-3645 reenlal 6 mo's adlts no pets. unt ngton ea room, double garage. Btaut. l.RG new sunny 2 br, 2 ba in free llva: overllq the water. Carpeted &: drape.I. Comp. ·!~
like yard. Costa Mesa. Kids GOLF course view home • 41..:*.=..:=2:::8:..,.R-. -F~.-,-0-.-$-1~5~5.-1 $115. 646-7602 ' ----------1 lounge. Pool. Bllllards, Spanish 4 plex on quiet cul-7 pools, 7 tennis els $750,000 built-lna. Immac, l~ , 1
OK, brk., $200 a month. NO BEAUTIFUL FURN. APl'S. Adult & Children. area de-111c. Clo5ed pr + xtra Spa. From $175 lo $450. lng! 3 BR, 3 ba. Priee re-,:.,:
F'EE. 54~1720. ~~1:. ~so'~! :~uag• :rp'~: ~~re~'.~ ::· ~· ~ $140-$165. Quiet, priv, pa tio, 2 $2&1/mo. MZ-0300, 540-5147 prkng. bltns incl dsbwshr. Bach. l or 2 Br. Aila 2 sty duced to PX> Ptt month. ' ,';
Corona del Mer 4250 wardrobes, frpl c. dressing: l "!'!""""!!!!!!!""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~l ll' ,_ -1 · 1 Townhouse•. Elec. kt. pri. ,7• ,0·50 0 ',".1 Costa Mesi 3100 bltns. outdoor patios, griU, _1_1..,1h~Pl::,·~c-•_l.~54~8-_2738___ u u1!-uee re rig, e ec. pat or bal Sublrn prkg, opt ,...
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,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I breezeway, trees, $295/nio. 1 BR ""·~ -rm, locked sep. gar, Pool. • MARTINICj)UE • frpl c, Q:'Old •hag crpts, drpa. maid ser cpl•, drp• J"•I N. >' '";.4" •""'".,.." * . •u..&n, up..,..r. NE\\ILY deco I ~ 1 BR Sauna.Rec rm. N So "·t Pl l'"~ .. -IA''l-11.,& ':'I ~-Carport, Pool. Sll:i /mo. ra en · 17""1 Keelson t.n. (1 blk w. Park-Like Surrouncll-• r · ~ az.a. io.o. of Fashion Isl at Jamboree ' LARGE 3 Bedroom. 2 bath. I ~==~~-----Ideal location. SlliO/mo. util "" ··• 54>-2321 or 54~1973 I I I RENTAL" 5liO .Hamilton or ca 11 of Beach Blvd. on Slater). DELUXE 1·2 & 3 BR APTS. &. San Joaqu n tills Rd. Westside home on a full Apts. Furnished 545--07&1 incl. Adults only. 514 * M2-7S48. Also FURN. BAOIELOR * VALUE _ Quiet 2 Br .. 6'M·l900 for leasing inrn. * COROLIDO APTS * J
acre. Outside BBQ and fire. r~~;t. 6 4 2-6 7 6 6 or 1-'_,:."',-.:,;:C.,.~=~~-Prv patios * Htd Pooll crpt!!, drps, dshwhr, pool. SEACLIFF ?.lanor A p ts , 2 BR Stut!lo. Unlurn. All t C f
place, newly painted & new General 4000 CLEAN & QUIET I-l BR. FROM S125 lt10. Nr ahop 'g • Adulta only Ad~ts. No pets. $130. 2295 Spec. hol iday discount + elcic, dshwhr, dbl carport & " 1
carpr.ts/drapes, $250 month. Furn. Bachelor Sill. 1 Br. 2 -BR, 1ully crpkl. pool, So. Overlooking beaut garden lm Santa Ana Ave, CM Pacific Ave., c .M. 548-6878. monthly disc. Sl4Wl60. 1 & Jrg pool. $190 & up. 673-3378 .;!• :
PERRON 642·1771 RENTING FURNITURE $125. Adul ts only, no pets. o! Hwy. Close to stKlps. patio &: htd pool, adlts. 1035 M ..... Apl ll3 e 646-S5C2 or 642-4429 2 BR, l\\ BA, crp'", d~. otEERFUL & Channl"° 1 ·-t: I!!!!!!!""""""""""'""""~ I See Mgr, •6 213.S Elden, CM Adults Sl8.5. lse. 673-8213. 12th St. acrou from Lake ... "' ·..-.... i MESA VERDE 3 BR, 2 Bath, COSTS LESS 130 k 1 /kit 135 2 BR 1-Blk to Ocean '_P_•_rk_._,,... __ ooo_____ GOLD MEDALLION I.GE, clean, quiet 1 & 2 br patio, pool, children we!-BR. Newly dee. Sundeck to •"' family room, bltn range & v.· -per, w • '· Modern 2 Br. 1 ~ Ba., patio, apts. 1 br suo., water paid. come. 1525 P I ace n ti a, mature employed penon. c •
nven, frplc, crpts, drp!!, Complete 1 BR. Furn. ~~~~r, ~':t~~· ~t 1~;l Call Aft 4: S44-4fM ~~·: t,Bl~~l~;!h ~1~: crpts, drps, GE kit. Encl. 2hilbdr Sl60,331"'"A PA~:o S4S.2682. 57>«97 .~t II
$265/mo. 1644 Labrador. as low as S22 ""'r mo. Blvd. <~144,·. Quiel. serene alJJI05phere. gar. ?t1any luxury extras! <"CM ren, · ' * THE SEVllJ.E 2 Br, clean, upper, Stv/rd, · .J I ..,.. ~ 1-BR., pauo: v.•alk to stores CID S I h ~-, I loffW.Baker).OpenSat& 100 '/. PU RCHASE \Yalktobch.21915thSt. Nr bus $155.Adults 120E.1..::.:,,=-====~-1New 2 Br. l » Ba w/ rar. gar, · · o wy. •1M141· .,~
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Sun. 1 BR. furn. ap1. Heated Pool. & beach. l Adult over 40. 20th. · · e NOW RENTING e Adlts, epts, drpa, fncd yd no pets. Cpl pttt. 675-7478, !; OPTION No pets. Children ok. See at $125 f\.Jo. agl 673-2222 e DEL LAKE MANOR e * $l70 * Meaa Verde Area. NEW ou. 636-4l20 213:43.i.-1195 aft 4 coll. :'•,I 3 BR, 2 BA. new carpets & Ind. item selection 126 Monte Vista, cr.t Bachek>r $95/mo. Util incl. 2 bl 1 • t I m d poss t $250 2.{ hr d I M th fl.f l BEDROOM Poot p ti l d It 3 BR 11 , BA ti bit I plexes, & 3 BR, tns, enc 261~L Santa. Ana Ave. $155 EXECUTIVE 4 Br, 2!.i :Ba., : ~"c·aU~R~ HOEG~E. SO. · ey. on 10 0· $85-BACHELOR apl f o r furn apt ™n 7 a 0· a u · • ~ •pa o, -ns, pr patios wshr I dryer 2439-G Orana-e Ave. $155 2300 sq. ft. Frpl, bltn., 1ar.
CUSTOM 'M>man Util pd Carport 14'/garage $175. crpts, drps, Ask about our hooiru Alio I 2 & 3 BR $345/ l 714 COAST REAL TORS, Prop. Furniture Rental . . . * 67$-55.5.1 * 1125-LRG modern l BR. nr discount plan 880 Center St I pl . ,.'.f'1 .. •• WESTCLIFF 2 Br, 11tl ba mo. I e • Mgm t. Div. 54~24. -~l8<:I~B~ro"''~d~w~,y~54~8-4:'.':'.3~16'.:.. --1 ·----'-'c..==-::.___ 64" D'>An • r. 4·p exe1 . .n<?' ..,,,.. Townhouse (or f urn)• GolC1enrod. 968-8658 517 W. 19th, CM. 548-3481 M C 2 BR 1 .... 1 ts beach, crpll, drps, chUdr..n v-o.nu OWNHOUSE MESA del !\tar 3 Br. Bltns. Anahe im ............ 77.f-2800 IM A . 1· ..... r; c ose · 2 BR. apl, furnished. 5 blks ok 409 Calif 536-4261 H 'R EENS NEW T Adults, m pets. $200/mo. OIOICE 2 Br. 2 Ba. So. of
New pa int & c r pt s . LaHabra ••••.• , .... 694-37f11 Redec. Pool. Adul!s, no pets. from l>l'ach in Corona de! 847-5169 ' ' .. IOR GR 2 BR, 1% Ba. &: 2 BR. Crpta:, Avail Jan. l5 548-6515 or Hwy. Elec. bltns, cpta, drpl.
$250/mo, Dys 546-9222, eves Util'1. pd, 54S-0336 l\lar $175 mo. 548-7983 "LR"-'c"',",'-tra-,~2 ~B-r.-A-,-.. -. -now-. GARDEN A STUDIO APTS drps. sell cleaning gas ov. 548-7533 S250 mo. Rltr. ~2222.
54;.4354 PALM MESA APTS. I BR . Adulb. Pool. Ide.I for Pool. Kid• • pol• ok. $1'9. Bach. I, 2. 3 BR'•. ttom IUO. "· oncl •"· Pau ... 548-"6ll5 * BA YFRONT * !MMEO. Occupancy 2 Br., ATTRACTIVE l Br. bachelors. Spaciou~. $125. 1 BR :ruRN-Nr. Shp'g $150. 847-8335, 968-7SlO. 7100 Pete1'0n Way, C.M. 377 W. Wi110n. F I heel & U f gar, frplc. UW extra.
To1.1"nhousc, nr CM city hall, 1993 Church. 548-9633 &12 Heliotrope, 646-6300, 1 -~~7-="'-'-o'--~ 546-0.170 * DELUXE 1 & 2 BR .urn S n Ur· $210/mo. Lease. ST~. ,.,;•
1 baths, forced air htg, pool, 1 BR FURN. St49.50 ONE room apt w/bath. 644-8397. * 1 &: 2 BR. Crpta, drp~. 2 BR fireplace $250 Garden Apts. Blt-in1, priv. nished from $295• 2 BR, frplc, Garden settinc. ·: l
2 car gar. $225/mo 54>-7474. Bachelors Furnished Older tenants only. S55 mo. hl tns. 733 Lake. 536-3700• 1,; hlriek to beach 118 39th NB patio, heated pool, trplc. 642·2202 1 child . "
from Sl40. Did you ever think of twaP. rc536-0m=.='::·------d I p .,..,, 1:.153 110 • N 64 .. ~ J BR HousC', trg AP zone 101, 2 BR apts $l7:; mo, Ul \litlcs included . 642-6560 ing that While Elephant 1n 67>-3699 or 642-0310 A ulf."I, S 4a mo . .....,...., 2 BR's. S up. ear Hoag $175/mo. .,.._... ,,
near evcry1hing. Adults. mo.Imo. OK NO\\/ Renting · 2 Br furn, gd the attic for something you ANY Day ls fhe BEST day tn "MAKE. Room For Dad· * * NEW 2 & 3 BR. Shag hogpltal. Crpts, drps, bltna, ~2~B-'-r.~l~B-,.-w~/F=rp--,.!c-. "'N"o·I ~~~
$12.i. $65 Clean·U P. 2172 e POOL loc, rec rm. htd pool. No can use! Try the Traders run a.n ad! Don't d y' ' .. c I ea n out the crpt1, dwhhr, a:ar. Only 3 wa~her/dryer •pace, a:ar. children, no pelll. $175/mo.
College. O f 548-5287. e SAUNA children. $140/mo. 646-5824 Paradise column tn the Dal· delay .. call today, 642-5678 prage .. your trash is CASH neighbors in your Bldg. patio. 4217 Dana. Road. Call 67l-9183. ,.
e 2 BR, crpls, drps, rncd e JACUZZI 1 BR. furnished, Adults, no ly Pilot Want Ada. items with ease, use Daily with a Daily Pilot Clauitied Oiild ok, Nr. S. Coast 646-8325 'z~B'°R'".-,A"'p-:L-w.,-l,--r.,-u-,..,=·.1 :a
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Child ok. 64&-5S37 or Phone ~9860 548-2080 SPAC 2 br, 11h ba 1tudio. Ocea n view, . sun deck, 700 Narcl11us, 675-1874 ; 67~2918 Crpll, drps, bl!Jls. N r garage, washing f ac i I . """"-7'=77...:...'-"''-'---1 · I 1 BR. Adults only. No pets. 1ehools & &hops. $165 $225/mo yrly. 642-3978 e\·e1 NEW 2 br, 1 ba, lrplc, •hag f,
.. 2 BR DUPLEX, un· Just for Single Adults Near 1hop· . S125 incl. util. ~175.1. & wknds. crp!, drp1, patio, la11Ddr7 , Jj
rurnished. Crpl1 & drps. SOUTH BAY C:IL~U~~B_j";;53~2~C~•~off,~~~~;;;;, '""=---~~---tacil. $21'.Xltmo. 675-6724. J1
~ IDE 2 BR unt ouse/ Dshwhr, sM.g c:pt, aarages. cpts, drps. Ref., range, a:ar. ~ Nice & clean. 548--0422 APARTMENl NEW LUXURY 1 & 2 Br. 2 BR. upper. ~modeled; new l. 1'1
ch ild. $145 mo. No pets. 2077 Newport B ch rum. apts $145 &. up. Pool & Rec. Quiet aduJt llv· Boat dock. S250 Yrl y Balboa l1l1nd 5355
\Vallace, Apt 6 ~ Irvine ve. 557-9187 or 842-4423 Ing! 642-4470 1-BR. furn. UW paid. Boat ---------1 ;
NE\V crpt1 & drps. lge renc· (Irvine and 16Th) FURN Bachelor & 1 Br. AKIN G IMMAC. l Br. Lrg closets. dock. $150 Yrly. 673-7340 LEASE 2 BR, 2 BA unturn. :.! 1•1•65.Y~~16525115 Elden Ave. --..,,,;1'777,140:1"64+,;;5~50~--I Exceptionally nice I , Redec. Pool. Adult.5, no 3 BR 3 Ba. deluxe a(lt w/ Stove. refri&, cpts/drptl, . 1 ••• 1•1•
.,...,.. liOWDAY PLAZA 2110 Newport Blvd, CM pets. Utll pd. 548--0336. frpl c'. Jge balconies. vtew o! Adults only. No pe ti. . , ,
2 BR. New crpts. dt"P!I. Cou· DELUXE Spacious 1 BR ?t!ESA VTILA-147 F101o1-·er 2 BR •tud'· l" BA. util nn. bay & oc_ean. Avail Dec 17. 675-0486, ~".:
I I I 11"/ 0 furn apt $135. Heated pool . w 711 l 74 Do I 1: BALBOA ISLAND 2 br ~~foI'or~1~:62 a.1m ' Ample parking. No child· C~'\fA~t ~R~:~S~O MONEY NOW• 'n~e~1~~5• Avall 12-1.5 ~:i&i~~mngoDr,N.B. frplc, Call after .i, mi ,.;:;;
ren • no pe ts. 1965 Pomona, 1 ----~-----· 377-2140 •": :
Newport Beach 3200 CM. e BEAm'. Bach. & l Br. LRG 2 BR apt, patio, drp1 , * OPE.N HOUSE =========! .,,;,
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3 BDRMS., 2~ baths: new Furn., incl util, 546--0451. dryer rar $155 up. 54&-8688 2 Ba, CID. bltns, encl rar. ·•·;=•
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n1onth. RC'altor 548-6966. 2 BR 2 BA bit"• t ON BEACH I THROUGH A Pool, garage, dl s poBa l . bltna, $137.50. • · ..... crp1, • -·;.
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711 °fit," ,i';fu H.B. ~l no pets. mo. 557-3400. crpta. drpa. $225/mo. C&ll Ofc. open 10 am-6 pL1 Da.Qy r~
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• PllNT Nl,,lllil.UlfD lETTllS IN II r Ii 1· I' I I I I J P'lne, golf, tchoola. JUtl THES' $QUAl!ES . -• • • • LRO 3 Br, Cl'fltl, drps, new touth of San t>teso Fwy. on pa.Int. Kida Ok, 1991 No. l CWwr Dr., 1"1ne, m.3733.
• UNSC•AMllL! AIO\lf lETTEl!S. 1 I I I I I Maple Ave. 642-6344. PARK WEST
TO GU ANSI'"' l . . . . . APARTMENTS • 2 B1l Crpt 'd • drfl'd, Adults. Owned and M•r\llfd by
• SCRAM·LETS ANSWER~N CLASSIFICATION 7000 ~.,:.'~c. ~~21120
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NOW'S THE
TIME FOR
QUICK "CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT~
642-5671
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! RENTALS RENTALS l ' :9"· Unfumlthod Aplt. Unfumllhod
I' Hllnll!'!'!!' Beach 5olOllHunllnglan ·~ 540ll
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.Jlu1ilin'llon
Custom Garden Apartments
I, 2 & 3 BEDROOM
FAMILY UNIT NOW OPEN
CUSTOM FEATURES:
Central Recreation Area-Swirnmin9 Pooh
W.tding Pools & S.tun.ts-?v+ G•rd•n Patio1
Color Coorclinat•d Drapes & Carpatin9-
Soundproof ''If alls & Floorino-Blt.in RanSle
& Oven--Oish washer-Cer•rnic Tile Beth1
Open Beam & Va ulted Ceilings-1/i Mile
To The Beach.
21551 Brookhurst Str"t
($, of H1mllton) Huntington Be1ch
PHONE: 962-4458 I~~~~~~
Huntington Baich 5400 Fountain Valley 5410
Sublease On Beach
Lrg 1 BR. Only $3XJ
2 Br, 2 Ba. Only S225
2 Br w/ocean view &
484 sq' priv deck. Only $300
Furniture available
Huntington Pacific
APARTMENTS
711 Ocean Ave., H.E.
536-1487
Managed by
\Villia1n \\'alien; Co.
Huntington Granada
l BR. From $135
2 BR. 2 bA. From $155
Sep FAMILY SECTION for
children ur.der 5.
Just Soutil of Warner
oncii°~~e'4;.j~55H.a.
CASA del SOL
ALL NEW
VALLEY PARK
For FAA1ILIES with pre-
school children only.
2 & 3 BR and ~ BR Studio
$160 to $215
17256 Soul> Euclid, FV
(Just South oJ \Varner)
(714) 5411-4785
Santa Ana 5620
CAN'T BE BEAT
SINGLE STORY
South Sea Atmosphert
2 BR .• 2 BATH
Carpets & drps
Air Conditioned
Private Patios
HEATED POOL
Plenty of lawn
Carport & Storage
HI DDEN VILLAGE
GAR.DEN AP'TS.
2JOO South Salta
RENTA(S
Apb. Unfumlthod
Rooms fer Rent
NICE ~ priv. home,
idtch.·privll .+ Near ahop'a
It traMp. C.M. :>49-1061
REAL ESTATE
General
Income Property 6000
ANNDUNCIMENTS
end NOTICES
ANNOUNCEMINTI
erWI NOTICES
'411-'411
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•ondat. t:ltctmbff 14, 1"1'0 DAILY PILOT
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* SERVICE DIR!C1DRY J~• & EMPLDTMENTl
PIHlerlng, Pelch, Jobo-Men, Wom. 711f
Repelr -1--------
BABYSITTER for 5 )T, old .
boy, Llv11 In, Llaht housc.j
work, 830-399l All 6 P~I .
* PATCH PLASTERING
All types. Free estimates
C•ll """"
Plumbing
·.1-~~~~~~~~-1
•
PLUMBING REPAIR
No job too small
• 642-3128 •
PLUMBJNG-1..Dw rates,
e1timate1.
CARRIER
BOYS
WANTED
tor tho
DAILY PILOT
PRICE REDUCED
Eastbluff Cus 6 unitt, Ownn
' Br, 3 Ba hm + 5 studloa.
Slllfi,500. Owner 6'/5{)(133,
WANTED
OVERWEIGHT
LADIES Whoddye Went? Whoddye Got? CaU Lam
DRAINS Plugged! Draining
slow! Expe_rUy cleaned $9.
2S hr serv. SJ0..-3854
Dana Point, San Juan
Capistrano and
Capistrano Beach.
Conta.::t Mr. Seay Rt
SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR
NATURAL BORN SWAPPERS
Special Rate DAILY PILOT
8usine11 Rental .
For weight reduc in9 pr09ram to es·
tablish statistics for rapid permanent
weight lo.,, conduclod by quelifiod
physlc::al culturists. M~st be a miiii-
mum of 20 pounds overwei9ht, haye
transportation and not currently Un~
der doctor's care. All inquiries com-
ple tely confidonliel.
J Lines -5 tlmet -5 bucks
IUl.11 -.f.O MUST IMCLUD•
Roofing 6950
WENEDA Rooling Co,
Repairs, Recover or New
San Clen1ente oU.lce
305 N. El Camino Real ,,....,. $TORE for lease XIQO &q . ft.
on Nwpt Blvd at Harbor
also 3000 sq, ft, on Harbor
close to 19th St. Leon
Vibert, Rltr 543-0588, eves
67~
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~YOU'lt .... flM/W ...,...., ...... ii.-Ill MVvtlllftt,
~OTNIM• ,0. SALi -T•ADIS OMLYI Roofs. 1700 Superior Ave, 'ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iii;I To Place Your Trader'•· Paradise Ad PHONE 6'2·5678 Clerical C~t 645-1691 24 HRS.
OFFICE, STORE, near N'pt.
Post Office, 532 Sq. Ft.
Good park.1ng. $120 mo.
Graham Rlty. 646-2414
~RE • 826 W. 19th St., CM.
Avail. 12/9.
SllS/mo.
Office Rental
* 548-1768
6070
SUPER-DELUXE QUALITY
1-2-3 roon1, up to 3,000 sq,
ft. office suite1. Jmmed. OC·
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ASK FOR MISS POWELL
-537-5414-
3 Unit& Nwpt &: or l unils
C, Mesa for 8-12 units rres
~ C.Mesa, Garden Gr, or
Anaheim. Ask for Al King
Jol'll!1 Rlty Jnc, NB. 673-6210
Newpon R.l lot, S20.000
equity, clear: for Income,
beach cities, L.A. to New.
port, Ha.I Pinchin & Assoc.
Realtora '615-4392 Anytime.
Trade 1955 Ford Pick Up,
Sbort bM, 6 cylinder. Very
good cond. Jor VW or slm.
ilar car.
C'Jpancy. Orange Cnty .f0;;c;;;a.~=;----;c========= 847-1863 Airport Irvi~ Co~merc. BUSINISS and l,-_-m-,-...,.:..:.:.al.:::wu::·~-c-.1-Jot,
Complex, adJ. AU'pOrter FINANCIAL Lost '401 98x300. Income l !KXJ mo. Hotel & Restaurant, banks,,1 -.;...;=;;.;.;,,;;..:::, ___ l---------
San Diego &: N'pt Fwys. Busi-is REWXR.D. l.o&t from ,.._,stal S45,0CKI eq. Trade tor home
UNCROWDED PARKING '"' .... ., here or Oregon. Leon Vibert Opportunltiff '300 Gove, Seal Point Siamese.
LOWES? RATES I----------I GRlEVING FAMILY. No Rltr. 548-ai88, eve ti?l-6,534.
Owner/mgr. 2172 DuPont Dr., SMALL 'd I tro I questions asked. 4M-Sl6.5, 2? Units, older: Long Rm. 8, Newport Beach ex.p e ec n ~ mn-
83.l-32'l3 Courtesy to Brokers =:or n::ne lrg rnpo\~~~~try~ Persona la MOS ::!t R~· i!5·1~~ :~~
DESK SPACE needs baeker for sbort term 1---------PYRAMID EXCHANGORS
bank financing & hondlng. F'UlLY LICENSED* 675-8800 222 Forest Avenu~ SecureO by good contracts. Renowned Hindu Spirituall.st Builder will trade new "~ " t g Ill t Advlee on all matters. Laguna Beach ........ .............. "' o ross pro o house equity Jn Dana Po int
backerb o~ coNntr~ct ~r .. ~on· ~~i .. ~mg;!::· ::iney' Is: fo r improved lot. beach
BEFORE You h\IY, ca.I! T. RUTH RYAN
HIGH DESERT for Health. Guy Roofing Co. Recover AGENCY
WANTCallf-Nev.2-3Melev specialist. 645-2780. SPECIALlZING
HAVE CI cor. 90xl17 2 bldgs !>4&-9590. IN
S68,IXXI eq-$42,000 lnc. $445,l;LC,E~E~R'=oo~F=l~N~G~CO=;-Roo~~,ln-g OFFICE PERSONNEL
mo. Owner, CM 64&8558. of all types, recover, l'lro Ne~ta Mesa
TR.ADE 1962 Chev. Pickup. repairs, roof CG11ting$. Lie .l 17931 Beach Blvd., 1-m
V.S, air, HID shocks k bonded since 1947. 642-7222. 847.9617
springs: For VW BUS or "'!!~~~ .... ~!!'!'!!~I
Camper. Please call for in· Sewing '''O .-:COASTAL AGENCY
c1':."':.::.':.34::94::·-----I• '"D'-,..-',",m"•-Jd-.,-g---A-lt-,.i.,.O..uo...cns A ml'mber of
Mail order busineS11, marine Designt'd to 1uit you, Snelling & $1'1('!Jing Inc.
supplies & eei:ulpment. Net Call Jo * 646-6446 The World'5 Largest
$1500 mo Over S6000 inven. Alt 1· 642 5845 Profe55ional •,' tory TrRd fo c boat r era ions -•
1 968.8873.e r ar, 0 Neal, accurale, 20 yeers l'Xp. Employment Service I
Z790 Harbor Bl CM 540-6055
HIGH DESERT for Health. Tile Ceramic 6974 l-iarbor Blvd'. at Adams
\VANT Calif.Nev. 2-3 M elevl-='-'-"-'.;.;.;,"'---'.O:..: ~OSMETIC SALES: NEW!
HAVEC1cor.90xll72bldga *Verne, The Tlle Man * f:1nta 1ttlc product.!
$68,000 eq-$42,000 inc. S445 Cust. work. Jn stall & re pain. Guaranteed c Ii en t e I e , 1
mo. Ovmer CM 640-8558, No job loo sml. Plaster ~3904 ' patching. Leaking sllov.·er ===~~~---1 Trade S3800 eq. in 2 BR. 2 repair 8'17-1957/846-0206. COCKTAIL Waitress young,
Ba. mobil Mme in lovelyl,O~~· :;;:.:;.:;::c::.:::_::=~-attracllve. App . in person.
Bayside Village, for late CERAi\1.IC '!'11e work. Free 719 W. l!lth St. C.1'.1.
model camper/van or car. est. No }Ob too small. ===~=----1 OWNER 675-l642 SlG-2426 COUNTER GIRL, part liml!· '>l'k. ends, over 18. Cl'low
Can build 4 units on R-4 Topsoil 6977 Beil Restaurant, 2576
lot, Costa Mesa . Exchange -''--------Newport Blvd., C.M.
S7!i00 eq + TO's; For units, Top Soil, Sandy Loam ~D~E~N=T~A~L~R~E"c°'·E=Pr=r~O~N~IST~.I
hse, car or ? Agt: 645-1070, LYMAN LANDSCAPING Desk only, Exp'd. Prolicient
6.TI-0514, 633-7636 ''ith insuranee. AJternoon ts>
tract asLS. o gimnuc~ or µ... cities.
Charming, <'asual, ne'"' apl! OFFICE space w / Ph 0 n e di.shone~\ practices. Good Week, loam • 10 pm Mr. Webb * 6424905 at the beach. service k small amount of oppty for person w/ In-312 N. El Camino Re&I,
Santa Ana e 546-1525
l BR. From $135 secretarial work WANTED tegrity, Can be protected by San Clemente 12 Units, prime loc. Santa CAPISTRANO C ZONED, eve hrs. !1-8 or 9 pm); some
4+ acres. 1''t't'e & Clear, Upholstery 6990 Sat's. Sal11ry open, fringe
$130,(XX}. TRADE for income C ly k 0 5 k l' 1 {Csy·kOli·key) benefits. Ph: anytime (H .3.
or ? Custom Upholstery, 1831 area) 8 am·9 pm, 846-3540.
2 BR. From $215 ln Newport area. Please key man insurance, (714) 1 ___ <_!12-_9_136~, _<_9z.-00 __ 76 __ 1 Ana. 7X Gross. SS0.000 Eq,
2!86(171s4,..) 9'khl""-6615s31, HB . VILLA MARSEILLES CAI ·=I .:962-::..::25G=l-----lc6;o,7:>-°""2565"·..,s.m_,,·5p~m~-~7 I OrK!ntaJ, Swedish ,,_ fullC'h Trade for $50.IXXI to $60,000 . BRAND NEW -ho d I ' tr! I DESK SPACE ~fAIL Order, marine equip & M·ASSAGE me, up e:x 0 pex.
MORA KAI 2 BR. Patio, Pool. SPACIOUS supplies. Net S1500 pe r mo Owner/Broker 673-3430 Childre~ OK. Sl.55 up. lnqUlre 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apfs. 305 No. El Camino Real now p/tlme. Req's S200J
REALTOR. 548·7711 Newport Blvd, CM &t2-1454. DENTA.L RECEPTIONIST ~
rental bon111 plan, 8181 Adult Living San Cltment• cash secured by over S60ltl 10 A.M. to 12 P.M. * * * * * * JOBS & EMPr..OYMENT DesJ.: only, ~1ust have dental ofc. exper. insurance, acct$
rec, ofc. mgmt. Some Sat's.
Salary open, fringe benetiti
Ph: anytime, IH.B. area)
8 am-9 pn1. 846-3540.
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U I •"" ....... 1813 Newport Blvd, CM ~~~~~ E. of Di.~hw~.co1::~nat. 'c~O~R~O~N~A~~~D~E~L-M~A~R~11 ,,:c~~;:c:;o'~-;"k~;;coc,:y_. _9_6_8_-~'-"~'·I 642·0450 SERVICE DIRECTORY . SERVICE DIRECTORY Job Wanted, Men 7000
l--N=E~W~3~B~R~.-2~B-A~ ed appliances • plush shag 5 R.m suite, sror. & prkg, PART or full lime wbolesale: Lieen.se:d Contractors 6620 General Services 6682 SCRAM-LETS
Crpts, drps, patio, dishwash.. carpet ·•choice of 2 color 2 Ba. 1100 sq. ft. grnd nr. Bus. Oppty, for lhose who * MASSAGE * ---------I
er, pool, W&lk to shop'g, scheme1 • 2 baths • stall * 673-6757 * want Financial Sec. For no SAUNA * WHmLPOOL -ANSWERS
Sl85. 347.3957 shov.-e:rs • ?"lirro-:ed ward· * NE\\'PORT BEACH Civic ~;~4ion Jn t v; Call I..oo·e/y Girls. Plush facilities. MY Way, quality home C~RPENTR:Y, Cabs., Pa~n-robe doors . indirect light· :>Q<t""oN6 repair. W&lls, ceiling, floors ting, fnrnuca, Plbg repair, .
EXP'D seamstress lo start
at once, part time, &Misting
dressmaker w/ dressmak·
ing & atleratinns. Ref'i
req'd. Call 67~173.'">. 10 Iii 8·
EXPERIENCED. single nee-
dle operators. Apply 825 Vw'.
18th Sl. C.~r. •
WALK TO OCEAN! ing in kitchen • breakfast Center 300 It to 1000 ft .1-----------1 Open 5 days, noon-midnight. etc. No job too small. concrete, appliances & Tribal -Vocal _ Vouch_
1 & 2 BR NE\V apts. Frplc's. ba · 1 Answ & sec:retari&l 675-1601. Money to Loan 6320 2930 W, Coast Hwy, Newport 54.l-1494, 24 hr a·"·. serv. v.•ater heater replacements. Gibl"t -LIGl'T r • huge pnvate enced 3700 0 Beach, 548-3608 '"" 6403511 M "-· Sa 7 " ' Patio. Ad'::25~ndbora: Co. palin. pll1Sh landscaping . NEWP RT BLVD. N.B. 1 TD L LlC'D Contr. Remodeling, .,. on t1uw l. to A miser: "\\'hen he 111kes
brick Bar-a.Q's -large heat. ON TIIE BAY st oan ALCOHOLICS Aoonymoos. add~ns, roofing, palnting & 7. a nickl'I oui of his pockr1,
* FRESH AIR trl PoOls & !anal. 67:>2461\, 511-5032 Phone :,.u.1217 or write to rcpail'5. 540-7858 or ALL Types of Ceramic tile, Jefferson blinks at the
3101 So. Bri5tol St. 1670 SANTA ANA AVE, 01 7%% INTEREST P.O. Box !2'2.1 Costa Mesa. 54G.76&t. plastering&. masonry work. LIGHT." Walk 3 blks to Beach! =~~=~-~~--EXPERIENCED Waiters for Beaut, big 3 BR apt. w/w (JA. Ml, N. of So, Coal!· Plua) 35c 5Q. it. 2 d JD L Atvtouncemtntl 6410 AddlUoll! * Remodeling I ,:;A:=100::="2"':=w;0ol:=l.,,:64&-=='"';;;·==IMATURE Man desires \\'ork Continental Service. Apply crp~, drps, bllns except Santa Ana 675-2464 or 541-5032 n oa n _ Gerwic:k & Son, Uc of any kind. Has experience dail t 2121 E Co t H
refrig. $225. No pets. 536-lTU PHONE: 557-'200 * XI.NT OF1'~ICE Space Terms based 0 equity CHRISTMAS CARD 67H041 * 549-2170 Hauling 6730 io janirorial and ~ building ru~i. a . u wy~
Now Avail. LIDO BLDG, 642· 2171 n .,,,. .. ,..·11 RETURN •DDRESS nA _ .. 11 ;----------1 maintenance. Also house ===~~====I 2 BR. Dbl bath, pvt patio, --335SV. Lido B ?3-4ri0l • -.rw "" ncmuue ng * Additioll! YARD/Gar, Cleanup. and apt. \11indow & w11ll EXP'D ELECTRONIC
dshwshr. Pool. Adults. Quiet Laguna Beach 5705 ia 'N . 6 ' &.>rving Harbor area 21 yrs. STICKERS KARLE. KENDAlL cleaning. Also floor COMMUNICATIONS
& beautilul. $185 Incl'~ util. 0~~~~Sf;Sc,, Sattler Mortgage Co, $1 FOR 1000 Lice nsed-Bonded 548-lSll ~:i~~eba=. ~L7~~.sh. maintenance, 6 4 2. 8 5 81
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Tf!CHNICIAN '
17676 C&meron, H.B. OCEAN VIEW· Lrg 2 BR. ,.. __ ta M•"· 64., 2.,,,.. 336 z. 17th Street Send YoUr dollar and C 1 Cl , 6625 JUNK W•"t·•. F•ec -ta! anytime. INSTALLER , 842-6121. apts. U'tfum. Crpts, drps, =~~~·;,;~~~~;-~=I;:======== your ropy to: arpe eanrng ""' '"" ,.._.. ha · o.11 1. • bit-ins. patios, w a I king Jf_t Printing, Label Div, pick up & garage cleanups. J b W d ........,... mec nic . .....-re 1ant,
WANT Older eouple to distance to town. 100 Clllf ,1;.:nd:.u:.•o;lo,rl::•o.l .c.Ro;e;.on;_l•:.l:_-,:.6090.:.;c. Mortgeges, Box 1815 Dia d C I Cl . Hauling. Ed Stone, 543-8913. o ante • 543-8671 manage 6 units, 12 bdrl. S50 Trust Deeds '345 mon arpe eaning Women 7020 =-~----~-1
I allowance on SllO rental. Dr .. Laguna Beach. 494-5498 I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Newport Beach, Ca. 92663 Pre-holiday epecial TRASH & Garage clean.up, 7 -===---..:..::.:.:: 1'"11..:'1 Co. needs EXTRA$
t Write Daily Pilot Box M-12, SMALL UNITS I• Your labels will be: sent by Free ·Mioor Repail'5 W/Ong. days. SlO a load. Jo"ree est AIDES -For convalescence, for non·union V.'{)rk l.A .G. I 330 w. Bay St, Costa ~Jesa. Condominium 5950 COSTA MESA 2QO/ D' ' t return mail. 300' Sl5. We also install. Anytime, 548--5031. elderly ca~ or f11mily care. Inc. 835-3501. '
I WALK TO OCEAN BEAUTIFUL Country Club $95 & SllS mo. Immed occu· /0 ISCOUO 1 ..:S.;E.;R"v"1c"E~D~l~R~ECT=o=R-Y .Free est. 66-1317. JUNK Wanted. Free me!al Homemakers, a47-6681. * GENERAL HELP *
) Lovely New 1 & 2 BR. Crpts, Villa, C.1'.t . 2 br, l 'h ba, pvt pancNyE·w"""a 'u 'i'Lo"·ING $9000. 91/~ 2nd TD all dUe in B b 1 1 6550 STEAM J!!t carpel cleaning. pick up & garage cleanups. J b M W 7100 $3 75 HR
drps, dwhr. 709 Palm, patio, cr,it.s, drp1, bltns, etc. * . . * 5 yrars, on 5 house&, on 60x ::.:•=•::•;.oll:;::nt._ __ ..;:::: By ClarKare, nation-wide Hauling. Ed Stone, 543-8913 ° s-en, om. ' •
1 847-3957 S260 mo. Call Jeann e 1280 sq ft ~ts: offict', re.i;L 300 lot. Income $800 a month MOTifER Will babysit, My &ervice. Free est. 642-4055. HAULING & Cleanup. Trees Accountant Sup Dc~~~b~~. ~~e \i::1':.rea. : * BEACH BLUFF Apt. l=E=d=w='="'=';,· ~963-"'23===== I room, llG-po\iier, plenty Ed Riddle: 646-8811 · l'lome. Fenced Y""'. 9 mos &: shrubs removed. Free • ot parking, 18th & Whittier . Ca-t Leyt'~ & Loc•I Fo< ,,,., by C JI ~fr. Powl'r1t 546-9862 2 &: 2 B h to 3 yrs preferred. West of · r-··• estimate 645-3433. · " <.'O. a 3 Br, a, dishwa.s ers, Rentals Wanttd 5990 Ave., Costa Mesa. ANNOUNCEMENTS Harbor Cl'nle:r. S4 day. 50c Repair 6626 . Ann, 645-1770, Wcst cliff Per. :ii111paU~7;:.,1 Ellis. "~tR•""'M•n,.Nattress, R64e~ltl~~: and NOTICES hrly. Full time or oc---'------= Housecleantng 6735 so.nnel Agl'ncy, 2043 \Vt>.!il· GI~L needed.,. of/ic,.•,
. or · . . \VANTED: By non.drinker· ~~~'-';'~'-'=-~·~~'.':I :;---:-;:;--'--:-'.:"-:--:'.::'. CRsional. Days. Experienced CARPET Layer Has Carpet. .-c:hff Dr .. Nl'wport Bcar'h. P arm ace u 1 ca m . * Small Childrtn OK shrnokrr. prof. wopma~: 4w"·'u· NE\11 Bldg. 1728 to 2300 sq. Found (Free Ads) 6400 1="c:";,:;'"':;:·:.:.·-~----Polyesten, SOl's, Hi-Io's, HOUSE OF CLEAN AUTO SALESMAN Purchasing. inventory con.
NEW! 2 Br 2 ba, patio 5e or apt, on enin. 1 II. Nr. Baker and Fairview, shags. SeU tor labor , Complot Hou Cl ru· trol, lechnical typing.
I ·~ •=1 <>• o d BABYSmING my hom• "'"3223 e se ea ng Wan1ed part time Student E•p'd ••ly o.o '"'I • b I •-Agt· pay rom u~+LVV mo. J't1.r l _ I••••, s" 11 •' .. ,., F UNO, me . Sile, shaggy ~ · 642 6824 · "' · vu · ..,...,...,,,,,, vr a cony '.Yt"' • ~.,,. 6,22410 uo 7748 .,. ....,_ • " bl k 1 1 d 1 Mesa de! Mar. CertiJied • perferred. No ex..,,.riencc ---------1 * 645--1070 or 637.-0514 * .....,.., -· · J'O'Y • 541)-4429. ac ema e og; v c. r-
LEASE on lot &. house Harbor & Ne\vport Blvd.. lt"acher; OOt lunches; play Draperies 6630 ~1.e:as Cleaning Servicc IK'Ceqary. HOUSEKEEPER • C 0 0 R, e NEW 2 BR apt s, N l9•h C , 'I facilities, any age 549-072'6 ~ ~ Energetic, dependable, lake l suitable for building 45' Lots 6100 r. · os a '' es a · DRAPERY Carpets, windows, tlool'5 etc. [ from $135. Cpts, drps, hltns, boat , Reasonable, 213 : 1---------642-1892 LIC'D day care, toddler. 7 MANUFACTURER ReB & Commc'I. 548-4111 charge of house. 1 leenage
t Family section. 846-1277. 281-2581 • NEED Chrlstmai; money.1,,~.0~U~N~D~,-m-,~l,-Sh-·-lt~, .• -,-n. am-5:30 pm wkly. Hot EXP Cl . Id 2100 Ho"ho" Bl'd ''" "'66 girl, 2 doi;:s, non-smoking r ~ ' ,. 22 Yrs in Area! 549-0236 . ean1ng woman wou .... ' · 11'1..MM family 675-3675 or 540-4100 ~ 2 0:· 1:rp.;:~ch~rp~byblt~~: ISRAELI Engr, bachelor 27, 1'.fust sacril!cc my beautiful. prox I yr oltl.' Very, \\"ell meals. Harbor/Baker, INTERIOR TEXTILES like hou.sr\\'Ork by hr or .)ob. TI-IE "Yellow Pages" of . . .
' 1135. S36-llG6 wants to rent l'lml hse in level,. view . lots. loca.te<I . in trained, Vic Lucky Shopping 546-1539. We've: Done All The ~1odels Own trans. 54G-1825. classified ... Daily P l Io t HOUSEKEEPER. I! v e ·I n,
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1ease fo~s;~~ ·~:~a~:.u~;~~on~ ~~~n~e1•27 at AUa~a. H.B. BABYSITTER, all ages, 24 Lei Us Design For Your 1 Servict' Directory, Check it Refs, to care !or elderly
,._ u1uurn ap . u..., o .. · ca l 451-1 11fl pm. ,~~=-~~--~-hours. Warm meals, bl&: Special Pre:·Holiday Sale:. landscaping 6110 for the service you need. \\-'Oman. !Wi-i441 ly. No pets. Encl gar. 1215 So. 7th St. Phoenlx.1MAN ho . . . h k rd 642-1592 CM C II 549--0"""
' SUO/mo. 842--4549 Arizona 85034°-T~tephone or ys preacnptt_on BAB'"YSlya""".rNG, 'ty, ·ho' m. '· -==·===-=·='='=H="=·= LA N M In Cl Rooms for R..-.t 5995 602-s.IB-75.34. glasses. Brown horn nm , , ,. -W a t "-eanup.
l BR. Adults, no pets. Util :;:--;:;--;;;;:;-::::--:-;:-::-:: f ,~~~~===== frame and brown leather hy w~k or month. 601 I9th Fumlture Restoring Dependable, reliable: Ir rea1
turn. NEAR OCEAN. Infant• S15 PER week-up Acreage 6200 cai;e. Vic of Newport Blvd Sr., H.B. 536-97n. & Refinishing 6675 i-"'-t_,._._.,_7_-3620 ____ _
ok. SUD/mo, 536--3200 eves. w/kltchens. $27.50 Per 1--~~--:--:-~1-~'"~d'..:3~2'.::ooc.·~67'.'.:5-':l'.'.'°'":3'_, __ ========== EUR 0 PE AN Land~caper
2 & 3 BR, downstrs, bllns, week-up Apts, 1'.iOTEL. S48-SAC~ $16,000, 3 plus level FOUND: S.300+. 8/31170, Brick, Masonry, FURNITURE srn.IPPING own design & workmanship,
pat.. nr Bch & F.dinger.1 ~'~7'5~-==--~-~-I Acrs. Lake r-.1 Rt hews Newport Bay. Owner idtn-etc 6560 GRAND OPENING SPEC call 491)..3383 eves.
842-2387 or 842-7062 \VORK1NG or college girl s, Estates, 14 mi/Riverside. tify~ \V . Street on 720 San -=-------=--IAL! Any average chair or I:=':;-=:,::=;;==
1----------single, room for rent Ungrnd/utl'1. Gorg view Viceole, L.A. !0069 BUILD, Remodel, repair. rocker stripped SS. 642-344:i. Maintenance 6821
w/ki!chen privll. !>16-5793 mount & lakes. 54s.6419 aft BLACK male .........:iie Vic of Brick, block, concrete DELUXE 2 Br. Newly c!er..,
pool, FM. adults. 219 15th
St., HB. 5J6.3900
5 """" carpentry, no job too small Gardening 6680 HOME Repairs: Painting, SLEEPING room, Ocean-· Brookhurst and Atlanta in Lie. Contr. !162-6945 -'-""--'--"'----= carpentry, cement work. Sm
Iron!. elderly gentleman, all HB. ~917~ -AL'S GARDENING job1 OK. 646-6446
util. S70/mo. 6T;>-7566 Out of State Prop. 6201 \'ELL.OW longh11.ired female BRICK, Block, stone:. Patios, lor Gardening Ir small land-========== 1 BR apt. Near beach. Sl35. =~==,;:;::..c..;.....o.c-~ entrance ways. No job too Adults. FURNISHED room for rent, $395 FULL PRICE cat found in Mesa Verde. small. 64&-7S25, Ref furn. 11eaplng ll!'tvlces call 540-5198 Masonry, Brick 6830
8•7446I or 536-1710 Costa 1'.1esa. Sl8 week. Call PINE Tree covt-red cablnl,="=5-0=7'="'====== _ Serving Newport, CdM, Cos. ...;.;;.;..,c_:.;.,;_.:__ __ ;.;,; 0 .. 1807 M Do COMPLETE Cement & ,,..,,.. sight w/road. Close to 2--C bl I kl .11.r-ta esa, vtr Shores,
STOVE I: reft4°. 2 hr, P't 1 185=·"'r"u"n"N~' =s"A=a"t=E"LO"R.'°"'°"'AT lake;, surroundt'd hy Nari Lost 6401 • ne mi ng -WestcllU. Masonry. 21 yrs e:xper. Free .... est. Anytime, 846-4917,
terrace. Secluded. S153 mon. TIIE BEACH. Forest, Soo86 I"''," 4/064',''l",ssn. LOST· !I mos Dachund Jl11. cu,,.STOtM W•OOCDbWIORKt STORM REPAIR 80-2483. 19tf\ Ir Acacia. H.B. 536-97 * * 673-4777 * :113/240-ll or 1 -. · · · ' · urni u~ ll ne s Tree work, su ...... rv, braclng, =========;;; er er color. male. Vic, Del 548-4235 or 645-0044 .,,~,,.
"lO !::'::"::'::·=======I Mar & Santa Ana Avr., CM j:::::=:::;;:;;=:;;:= prune. Landscp ma Int• Painting, i .:.F.:ount.:' =•'-'l"'n_V_e_l_le'"'y __ 54_l_O_F_ou_nt_e_i_n_V_e _ll_ey,__-_
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~.~s;_.Jo Joe. R e w 1 rd-·=="·==---"~ clesnup jobs. Time: open. Paperhanging 6ISO
R. E . Wanted ..........,.,, ~•rpenterlng 65to Profess Gardener. George --------
Private buyer wants apt unlll TWO doa:s• • Black It wbt CARPENTRY 646-589.1. DO lt yourself. You do trim.
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675-3511 pepper female Schnauzer •Too Small. Cabll'IP.t In pr-By Experienced Japane19 stucco Sl50, Incl mat'l I:
BUSINESS end losl MK& Vercle: area. ages •·other Qbinet1.1~--*c....:5'&-0228==c.*:.:...~-labor. All work a:uar .
FINANCIAL Rtw&rd. 5-tS..15.5' 5'.S-1175 Uno anr;wer leave AL'S Landscaping. Tre@ ~":.:':..·.:."c:''::.·------1-~~~!,!!~----fiRtEEWWiA\JRtrDlitiOooi"l"'°"~;,;;ry':;""Oiof ltl8I at 646-.2372. H. O. remova.I. Yard remodeling. No Wasting
Business mall carriers wedding ring Anderson Trash hauling lot cleanup. *'WALLPAPER *
Opportunities 6300 M'l vie Atlanta & Bu~IWd. REMODELING & Repair Repair sprnkltn. 673-llG6. When you call "Mac" J --";':;;::'::C7,:;::::;~~f~C~al~I ~536-~>1~2~4C"o'~":.'·B~._FP'.:'.D~·-~iali!t, Comm'\, re1ide:n-Exper. Japanese Gardener. 548-1444 ~1711 APPLY NOW! BLUE p11.rakttt w/bf'Oflte tial. P&nelln1. cabin e: t 1, Complete yd service. Nest PAPERHANGING-r ree
I marlite, form lca . 844-7598. • Rtlia. Free est. 642-43.!9 c.ndy Jobbers NHded leg hllnd o~t vie \Yestcllff • .!'.':~'.'.:.~~~~~~ I -';;..:.=;:-;""i;-::::;.:;;:.=;:.1 est., satisfaclion guaran-
F.nPt oprretlna :rour own Do~-e:r, Very tame, Jlngl!r LET the Swede do it. Repair, Complete Yard Carel teed, Dan Schwa rtz,
busintu. L 1 I: h I, ple.uant tn11nrd, 646-191.a. re:modtl & patios. JIM 5404837 1.c:".:;',,:·58::,'6=..· -~----
\\-'Ork. Days or evenif\11. LOS?, toy French poodle, 673-Ml7, 494-7833 MONTIIL.Y Lawn ma l n l . INTER & Exter. Acccius.
F'ull or part 1lme, 14·h1te wired nei collar. --Lawn k 1prinklen installm:I, ctillnp sprayed, low prices
ltlc-n •nd \\'Omen, ages n Reward. 962--7017 Cement, Concrete MOO Roto..-tillin&. Trett, 1hnlb1 gd v.'OJ'k. 557·74~, 548--2759
ye11.rt and over may handle AIALE Sealpo!nt Simiese CEMENT WORk, ~ j;t; i -"""°~-wd~.~64-~...c.c.·---PAINTING • Ext·lnt, 18 yrs.
ll stvm number ol loc1tiol\5. cat, 9 Yfl old, lost "c Costa small, reuonable, Free EXPER. Hawaiian Gardener txper. Jns. Lie. F'rtt est
Refilling 01.1r warehouM!d ltfess St A trviM. 646-8135 Estlm. H. StuOlck, 548-8615 Com r 1 et e G • rd e n In I ACl'OUSI. Ceilings. 968-9126
Top Brand c I. n d Y and Lost: grey&: while est, flutfy, CEMENT Work, Reas. City Strvlce. Kamalanl, 640-4676. PAINTtNG: Honetit guann. sn~cks. COUttllng money female. Vic Huntington Har. A: state llc'd, Side wallui, -1eed M>rk. Uc'd. LOcaJ ref's.
while attcndlnR to locallon1. bour Rew 846-SOSf drlws, patloa. 6Q.-.3514. 1 .G::'-:'eno~r"'.e:-l_S.~rv"°l"c.:.H:_..;'612;;;,;_0 j • .!C.~ll~615-S~~740~.t~J ~5·-~~ Equipment shall ht 1upplltd 1~~~· ~~·'"'°.:...:.=---· 1-:0:C::::e<:=::.::=..:=.::__ 1 .
91 per lnv~stment. $975.00 B~CK Afihan, rcmate. MORE Concnte patio for RAIN Gut •tr• lnslalkd. JNTERJOR It EXTERIOR
1'0 $8125.00 CASH REQUlR. Vic. Vlctorla 11nd Pl11ctntia leu money. Artlatlc set1il'\I. Quality work. R.tuonablt. Jtrry's Painting ~rvice
ED. \Vrhe or phone Mulll. on 1219. PLEASE &33-6009 Lie., call Max Rt 644-0687 Free est. 968-22C!I. • 496-1864 •
State Olstrlbulina. lnc .. IW f"EM. lon&:hAired gtl\y cat, FREE Est. Slwlni. brtak· IT'S Beach bou.se nme. Bl.a:· FIRST Clau P11.lnling It
W. BroAdv.·ay, Anaheim, Ca. 4 white leet. ~n e)'tl. Ina:, haulinit I lklploadina;. rut selecUon net! Stt the Paper-hanging:. l"'tte Est. m,' 71• • 778-5060. l..qurtA Niguel. fJ5:m7 Sfrv:I~ It quality. S48:!6\ trcUon nowt Call ~59.
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Engineers
Ca1Comp ts the leading manuracturer or
compu ter graphic systems and Is continu ing
to expand into new markets \\•ith new pr()-
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customer engineering are available in Ana·
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Pa., Union, N.J., and also for CE's interested
ln extensive tr av e I to various locations
throughout the country.
Requirements Include:
• 2 years technical school or military
equivalent
• Field service experien<'e wllb com.
merc:ial computer equipment
• Experience in repair of random al'-
;icce&s memory disc drives on IBM
360 systtms is preferred.
~o request appB~allon and arrange inter·
view, call or wnte to Dave Elling, Dept.
M-10. 2411 W. La Palma Ave .. Anaheim
Calif. 92801. Phone (714) 821·2252. '
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HSKPRS Emplyt" pays fee. MACHINE OPERS Stna:le ~ Allen Byland Agen-nffClle for 1 port~" ear.
ey 106-B E. 16th, S.A. Exp'd only. Gd. PQ, •
547-0395. * 642--3412 * 't-lns. Rater ........ JlSS v.·k
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l.dlOnl 1n hoflll'. $25 mo, BAB'i lTDtS. e1mptn11r· Gentra.l Electric port. • ,P'ACl'ORY a.EARANCE brffd 227 l\fonte Vllta CM' ahephereil 4 ttrritt D\bc.
, -e 5'6-2759 e ~t. earpet n'Hpfl', 2'J TV. Good condldori $35. 6UTSTANDJN0 VALUES. :M&-7932 U/12 Med. breed. Blk A .mt.
rlOe, vahit ruk, do&boua. 673-7226. ALL l.JKE NEW, mo DIS. r .:=:c;,.:::::o·--~~---~-=;;;; I Shott. Houlebroktn. Lowa
Comm'I e:<1ptr/mln. 2 ynJ
MEN or Women. Full par:. knowleda-e cuualty, proper.
lime. $2 hr + generous tY, llabUlty.
bonUiel. Call or cpme In. • 1869 Newport Blvd, F, Costa •Malnt. Man ........ $3 hr
r.tesa. Re1pon1. far operations hvy
machinery I knov.'ledio ol
l\IEN to model sui1s & oil lni!Uf. e11Ulp, helpful, but
1por11wear, part time eves. not essential.
MEllCl1ANDISI POR
SALi AND TllADE
:.O.wnmowtr, lamp, wine COUNTS. CHRIST MAS FREE Pa.rt .......... OJU.S P\&P" dilldrtn. 1-635-4090 or
PrtP&We1tlnahou&e HJ.Fl&St.r• 1210 LAY..Jt.WAY3 eha.nnellfahf pkt10wtelaold.1Sl82La QG..4493. 12/12
Cooker. 5'0.8638, mow. Colo~ Qr"l.ant Auto P.at Pl, W11tminater BEAVTlf'UL L a ·rre IOOO ... color ' hart, l)o.11.~neu 893-W 12/14 SA I .. Sun. ' M 0 n • CURTIUJl.thel AM I y tit • _.. 8 k purebred Black/Tan 0 .
--,-------1 E.'vttythlnc p1. 1 115 2 1'1'1t stereo a: C .a PI to I oontrol•, Sttreot, nt •le"° HALF HW1k;y doe with 11.r thepl\erd. J'tff 1IO flu.ti
MOVING! Like New: 8' Kan1J)6n Lane, Huntlncmn phonograph. &:aut 6' C:Ol\o radiol1 tape pi.yerm 4 and white markinp 1 )'Ml' home: Oldtr O.Udren Gd
VECTRA sofa SIOO, Game Beaeh. sole. $100 ftrm. Xlnt cond, ta.pea. XR.EXSAJt CORP., old it 1pade and hu •hot.I watt..,.,.,. tf74"8 a t t
Pumltvro
8T5 "B" W. l!th Sf, N.B. 536-1181 12114 ......,. table $150, new $45, new Need smalle-r unit. 64f.fi081 5: 30. 12115
ooll-touch ,,.ugh IOfa, com-Appllon<H llOO dayo; .. ...,.., '""'· * AUCTION * 1__,!AMESE, I-lone h a Ir PERFEcr Sift _ nny <Uddl>
mod.ea US ea., matching RCA STEREO black klltent. 6 mo'1. Both male ' fe male pu.ppjn. WUI =~~~~t:~1kLARGEtelect1onot~1.Wal: ~n~emporary ~~;;:~~ ~~." 39.7 -~4 s o12m be7wkloldonChrlstmu
IAG Inc. 835-3501. E
ID•VfNE PERSONNEL 1 -..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • -ngt'. S.C'y """ $4:;() mo J\. I • Xlnt' oo A benerita/ttq't only SERVICES •AGENCY min ongt'lti .... ,_
*Sec'y/Ins ........ $450 mo =~ :;:i:~~:~ ;;.~n ~ ~~P~~~!~ ri~s. 1
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Typing, penonable, .able to
meet the public.
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Corporate llnance exper. Ar·
CW' typing & 10 key ad.
Pleasan! young group. Al·
tract. oUiees in Orange.
,.---We deUvtt terVice • £1.lar-l-=.,--~-,,...."'-..,0..-~-A: black Ahorthaired, 1 6 pm, 12/15 agency * NJCE--2 sofa1, rattan & antee · \Valnut Stereo Corude 2015~\ Newport, CM~ eallco lon&ba i red . 3 Adorable tillY bred clap 4
500 Newport Center Dr., NB odd ehairs. lamps, end & • DUNLAP $125 or Best Offer Behind Tony'1 Bid&:. Mat'l, S46-T308 12/14 Iba each 1 year 2
833 Dover Drive !Suitt> zoo SU-4981 colfee tables, twin It dbl APPLIANCE e 830-6564 e COMPI..tl'£ Elec. train aet, FREE eai., to a aood home, cock-a-poo, pttM-poo 6 Nl"~'POrt Stach bed~mpl., oil pa.Int.Ina:•. lfl•N 8 1 d CM 3 enrtnes wlcars, 2 level•, charming & lovely, Mos. Nbrk need lood
6i2-3870 ~ SERV1CE STATION men's 1ults 40 rer. beaut. e es:i."nu" ·9 · · ~rtl!?f Goods l500 on •tand. Orig. 0011 $750. 1 itt.Ylwht male, 2 yn old. bomei. t maJe 2 ltmalea.
l S A. LES MAN-l\.IEOlAN!C.-bu~au &. chests. planters, · Yr old, sell u ii szso all tn-Please call 540-00 12·15 548-0813: 836-4493 12112
L .. •I card.en furn. ~4. . FRIGIDAIRE Auto was~r. SURFIOARD eluded. Othtr IOYI avail at BEAUTIFUL salmon and DOESN'T anyone want me?
In house coonselJor. IJ..B + Full or part time. 2 Nite standl, S25, patio table S60, :Kenmare auto wuher 6'10"L x 19*"W :t 3*"T. 10% of c:otl. ~ or white male cat. 8 mo old. l 'm a &irl kitten. S mo old
2.5 yrs eJCPer. R.E., land Experience ~f'd. $25, mi1e. end table1 etc, !:r.n=: x~nt deeol~e· Ex. Cond. A!k, $40.00. Call 673-::iO'l3. V ery a ffeetlonat e. wfblack a: lftY 1tripes A a
Re<t '• gd 1ypin1 1kills I. min
1-2 yrs easually.
'development or related field. e Advancement oppty. ~5 to $25. Misc. household S46-86T.l 847-SllS. · 548-2008. Good Christrnu 2 • COUCHES match/ SIM119 12/15 very ""'t faee. I'm bw to
General Office $~.000 yr. • Trainina Program 1tema. 646.ml2. KENMORE, _ \Vhi·J~' Present. lovt'su.t. dinette .tt, cmplt PLAYFUL blond kittent, the rl&hl people.~ aft
Nice infonna.I working eondl. • Paid \'aeaUon e SOFA EXCELLENT e \JI-• """"' Kl.,•-n ..____.., cott-~bl & ho b •· ~ Jo ~ 1 p-'"/14
D ' I Fl CONDITION ,,_·-·-··'Id but ; .. _...... SKIS . 21_ 5 Head competition ... _.. """ 11.e rou:n. ··-= ........ .... M tlons in Tustln, Typing, llte 1rec or nance • Profit !'haring ...... .,, v u• •""" refrle. Lido Ille. ho ... _,, alt 5 '""" ·--hair NBA or CPA, 5-10 yrs exper. e=n cond ~ ea. AllO Kenmore v.•lblndUIC• $50. Boots, " me . ....,... •• -... pm U1 '"" KITl'ENS Some ...,.. bkkpng, able to eompose •Well eqp'd. station ..,... *** 646-4744 wrtn.,., type w--•-, .~,. 12~. plutJc $50, lthr $25. Aft 3. VERY Lovable male collie eome short hair some pt. ov.'11 correspondence, lit e Sii land development, R.E. or e Xlnt. loeation . "o~ ....,.,. "6" 67-·-· JAKE'S u--• Ev -••I s · •-~•-T
loa" Olli-•-To $20,000 .,, • 11. 11 . i\IOVING-Piano. Span\1h 5f6-8872 847-8115. ~u.;)O ""' e.:tu•ng and 1he.u...rd mix medlum 1amese llOnte uuul'P ..... helpful. .... ~ • 1 ga onage urnt • B 0-11 ad El " ~-4 all col For interview eontact Bob couch, Hi-Fi •. leathe~ chair. GE Dryer can be uted on SCUBA tank, re Ku I • tor' uy-,,.. -n-e. ec. ro~ u: pod with ehlldrtn Mbrk wks mo on.
1,,,...,..,..,..,..,..,..,.,.1 Washer, Rerrig & misc. See 110 ··att 'cooo COND Too mask, ""'· ..,.,, .. lght cart $25. Front thr ow tll 8JS-T23S: 836-4493.12/U 836-«93 12/U PBX Receptionist Scudder, 6--S Pl\1, 2800 \V. Sat t 218 J I CdM " o e '°' CI -• "~ Need extremely pol.sed young Nundng: Coast Hwy . N.B. 1 __ • ___ •_•_m_nc-'-, __ ._1 lge for· our mobl\e-home. belt, knife, v~•t 675--5308. m .,.,. r .....,. 0 or .. y ,._.,, NEED Good homt for red CHRISTMAS la here rtve the
woman for busy board & SUPERVISOR-LYN, 3-11:30 l =sE"R"'v'"l,.:CE:c,.::.:_:;ST;;A:;T~l~O~N-A~T--FROM l\fODELS, Settee $60. Bargain $20. 557-8905 117 E. lllth, Ot. doxle mbl: sweet and lovable kkla a kitten and youneU' 2 h<a~ -ption du t 1e
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_ p.m. TENDANT all shifts 0 ..... n. Chair $35, Antique wicker SUPER 1970 d1x 30 .. }o-....i~ Mlscellaneous l600 1-150,000 B.T.U, Day I: NJeht fncd. yd, M8-()1113 12/U books of blue chip 1tamp1 2 ·~ LVN SUPERVISOR RELIEF .-~ $35 Twin beds $50, Lamp • .,'6a· turnace, exterior mounttnc monthl old. 646-4223 12114 Req'• the perf. hostess w/ Apply in person, 4678 Carn· SlO• Info 836-44-17 da.tre elec. range: yellow: 29·• HOTPOINT el e-ctric $100, Cont.act Mr. Laney or FREE Hone manure. 2311 3 Part Poodle, female pup.
mature attitude. Lt~:~$~RVISOR RELIEF i.::•::"'::..:;°';c·;..· ;;N::,•wp~t=lk~h.7__ ' used 2 mo. Sacrifice $125. range $35, Wm. Rot:en Mn, Gl'l!enman at the Cypress SI., Santa Ana
8 WANTED 8 LIKE-NEW furniturt, color 4~2686 or 4934196. •Uverware and c h ., s t , Helibll 540-0925 12112 pin, 6 wb, Ideal for ChNt.
Secretiry -Medicines 3-11:30 pm Co--•· Tllo La-• TV eon.110ll!', 50 to 60o/o off. DAILY PILOT, ~ W. Bay, mu ~ Tiller Circle, LVN SUPERVISOR 11-7 :30 ,..,,.,.,. ,,~ Call 673-1409 btwn 3-7 pm. e REFRIGERATORS e Flair pattern, C06t $125, us-Cotta Mesa. FREE Chrialmu puppies Hunt. Beach ~Ugr Sale-s bckgrnd. Busy am And 3l0.A Dahlia Place Cd.'1: FROl\1 MODEL HOMES ed approx. 6 ti~1, $50, $200 ado r ab I e curly-haired. =~~-='"""---~-I
desk. SH &: typing skills Ly N RELIEF Linolium Layer ' * S31-8105 * 1tenotype machine, nev•r FOR Nle: Uted 4' fluott• 84~ 12112 ONLY 2 OUiatmu puppies
should be above avg. Gd SUPERVISOR u-7:30 am. fur small job in Fullerton. i'.IOVJNG. Mlrron:, lamps, ~ . used $175, M7-99'l7. cent tixtutta, ~ .. ch, U U. CHAMPION Beai le C1'0Sltd left 1male 1 female full Of
pho---na1,·~. •h"''' b I!' d s nsiinto'ngo l<.IAYT,.G Washer in perfe-ctl=="=-'-=~-'---c I Contact Mr. I.Aney or Mn. tun ma•-·a -·to pair •~
..... ..---'3 • Park Lido Convalescent , 879-5758 .. hai ' , . ..., ' r-::..~-,_' condition $45. 96MJ&ll after STEREO Pho~orraph w/Wlre Hal.red Terrier, "'"' .... 0
..--. Center 642-8044 1 T e rs. u;,.,.s, a. UUICuo. 6 pm. AM/FM radio intltlding 2 Greenman. Dally Pilot, 330 male, 6 wits. 962-3745 12/14 S46-M39 aft 6 12/U
Multilith Operator NURSE AIDES.3-ll, n. time. HE DAILY PILOT 646-2962. ae par ate 1 pea ker • Weit SQ', O>ata M... SHEL TIE Cockapoo, 16 wks, RUsmAN Blue XX Slainne
?itln, of 1 yr exper on l\lulti· Personnel DepL Hoag Hosp. ha. an openln& for an expert. WVELY Sofa, nt\.'er used, Antiques 1110 w/reoarda. New $lli0, Smith $350 TUITION 10 L ·A· female. Good w/childrf'n. cat looks. Rlu&lan Blue
lilh 1250. Local, N.B. enced, journalist In ha wo. quilted nora, seotchguarded Corona addin& machlne like Colll!'&e of Med I:: Derita1 962-7620 12114 like• to bunt Am &llerdc
men's department. Applicant Sl25. Malcbini loveseat $75. RO!.!,.Top desk, oak, Xlnt new $100, 646-6296. Ant-Anaheim. For Ala at &1>Gl31 12115
488 E. 17rh (at Trvine) C.r.!.
642-1470
••••••••
LADIES-WIVES
WOMEN
PBX, l!'Xper. pref'd. v.•iU
train right person. Ph:
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t bo bl t rt 5.16-3337 eond ~1.,~ 842-323.5 D $215. Pvt pty: Claaea IOOll. LARGE rtn~ affectionate .a-b'--_,_, __ mus a e o repo , · · ..,....,. r BICYCLES, Stingrays, nicely 673-4853 altered male cat cheekl!'d by f Auu.-a u: ... v u 1Uua
write clearly, understand 14' CURVED blue sectional 213/425-4005 a(t 10an1. pa In I e d • gd. cond ., 1..:.::..=:::.....------1 vet. &75-Ul9. 12115 Doxie mix JIUPI I WHkl old
1..uent1ala or photography I: $100. DeeDrt1.tor me $20, --· ~UOll&ble. Other m i t e . LADY'S Quallly dolhll\I': will be wry tmalt
PART time girl needed on Jayoot_ Top company bene-r.reerschaum p i p es $150. Sewlnt MlchlMI 1120 'bike•. Mini Bike 4 HP cal, Klmberly-LelllePDlmerEtc. FREE F irewood. 2IO 968-23'79 12/12
Wed, Thul'fi &: Sun to assist Jita, good Wary, attrt1.ctive 5-'8-0J55. SAClllFICE xlnt ;s:;, 642-tm~ Sir.ea: lf. 16. 14~. 16~. Cabrlllo St., C.M. MS-1168 TALENTED Black feroale a c t ivities di re ctor . 1 A ,., 1 -1 181Ai, Coatume je\ttlry. Call or 548-0419 12/12 Interviews will be held on new quat er1. PP..-. n wn . FWRAL trad. sofa, Blue 1570 Singer auto zta-zag autD UPRIGHT Plano, $ 2 2 5 . for appt: 8J3.0534. Cock .... -Poo \!er Y af·
Dec. 1-5. 10 am 10 12 pm. ing on1y, citing experience, club ehalr, Drapes. assort. buttonhole& blind hem~ ov. G u itar w /case $20 . FREE Dutch Rt.bblts broW?l fe c tlo na'te . After 6,
Apply in person only. The background & education to sz's &: colorm. 644-5963 ercairt zlg::ag,s etc w'/out Ste~pOOno AM/FM oon-SOFT Drink vend In t It white .. black '-white. 494-7457 . 12/U
Grecnbrook Recreation Margan!! Greenman. Per. BRAND New !klfa, gold a11ach~ent.! wiwal~ut con. ~e $25. Port. TV & Stand maehlne, eheat t)'J>e. Walnut &42--TI04 12114 BROWN Baby Gllinea Pia•·
TIMES ARE TOUGH! HERE Club, Magoolia Blvd btwn sonnet Manager. Box 1560, velvet S'. Cost S250. Ac-cept sole. $42.22, full price, or Sla. 536-3839 after 5 pm. ~~!h~ei:..~i~sin~•ke $100. LARGE watch dog need1 54&-9964 12115
1S YOUR OPPORruNITY Ellis&: Talbert, F.V. Co11t~ Mesa, Calif. 92626· $110. Pvt pty. 968-4853 llmall payments. 545-8238, hom" without child ren. PITS •ftd LIVisn>CK
TO HELP YOUR FAMILY PRivATE Christian ichool %i~JD: ~~~t~i~an. • ~~ * CUSTOM FURNmJRE J0.7 dally, NATIVITY NEW Gun eablnet, $35, llOfa 492-7344 12(12 ---------·I
HAVE WHAT TIIEY NEED! need• bus driver, short RENTAL. See ad class SPECIAL $35, decor. tre.e Sl2.50, lrg 2 Medium-stied do&• need Pets, General ..
ME ....... gardenini. 35 hrs v.·kly, d ..... 2617 vase S3, frple ICTffn $3. -"""' h 1 Poocll l
SET YOUR OWN TU iv houri. Will train. Good driv-t' ea• on ab I Y f I ex t b I e 4000. Call 548-3481 Repa.ir any make, any model 1arage oor scene. V't'9' ~ Y';k1h:1e~ :VU TROPICAL Ftth A «II.tip.
WORK, FULL OR PART Ing record reqllired. 16835 schedule, Saturdays rtq'd. SOLID maple dining table, 4 in your own home, Clean, CARPET layers, have lhag NEW 10 •pd boy'• bike $50. · ment aale, Ooe:lrc our atortr
IDIE, CAN EARN FROM Brookhurst, Fountain r.tust be In good hcallh. swivel chairs, seats s. Ask· oil &-adjust, on l y ~.95. CJ't)ts deal direet, exp 1n· Custom built run cabinet FREE To qua) home beaut everything mu1t ro. 20% tD
S20 TO $1000 PEOR •EXP10, \VE.ER Valley. 962--3312. GOQd salary + Group Life ing SlOO. 847-U16 545-8238 tlall, can fin, 539-8317, $150, Man's walnut bachelor loTIJ haired calico female 50ru off. ~B E. Cout
TRAIN-YOU. N · Purchasinq Clerk & Famtly Health. ;\take 827~40 ehest &: mirror $75. 5411-0012. Mll-08l3 12'12 Hwy, CdM. 673-5455 . i!~u~~h!'v~ ~~~~;s~ Xlnt. eo. Good typing. call appl 67s.-OZ10 9-Jpm, :\Ion-Office Furniture I010 Music.I V3 CARAT • 35 pis, total * MJNK STOL&l2 akin fully VERY Pretty full rrown CHINCH.ll.LAS· tmtrPDC;
sire ro make money • have LorTAine, 64S.2770, Weslclitl Fri. RetiJfd :Mx60 wood deakl, lnstrumants 1125 ~din& aet. Ne.ver been~ Jet out Emba Tourmaline. female cat needs home Im· !linen forces. Uc:rl.tiOll o(
car . be able to talk to other Pe-rsonnel Ag" n c y, 2M3 WARD SECY.· Receptionist $69.50 e Rdin'd wood arm 4 Pc. DRUM SE'T', red pearl, ed. Coat $315. Ben otter. XInt quality, Xlnt oond. mediately. 4~2 12115 ~ prbne an1mala A equlpt.
women . This is you r chance \\'estclilf Dr., Newport In nul'l!ing area. Daya. rotary ehairs, S29.50 8 We + hi-hat, 22.. cymbal, 5#-0617 $400, 646-8772. CRIB mattrtu, rood eon-.=C&ilo,,.~536-=2Ul,,;::.,..~~--,.I
to prove you can do it., ;;B:;;";;';:.h'". ~~=~~~ F.\f'i. Personnel Dept. Hoar have the largeat 1tlection throne. all acceu. Xlnt CARPET Ll.yer hu hi-Io's, NEW Black leather eoueh A dltlon. 460 Lenwood Circle, CHlNCHlLLAS: Be i I• A
CALL ?.Ir. Cousins for ap-1·• • • • • • • • Hospital N.B. of U8t!d office furn in th» cond, $400 Invest.· Sacrlfiee lhap at fantastic savings. Spanish iun cate. CM. 64~7876 12
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14
standard w/capt.
polntment 537-5792. l "~========I area. $200. 548-5148 after 4 pm or F'tft est. will pleat e. ** 6T5-46T8 ** s ldo old blade A whiie kit-~2*14
PUllE-RITE
•••••••• UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY
SchOO:,.ln1trudlon 7600 Mc Mahan ....__.. weekend 811-9951 tens, male I: fmale, have r •• ~·c MYNrn ~ '->;n.--;;:=::-o::==J SLIM--OYM' SIJ,htly u.... had hot •u -••/11 ~" ~ l8IXI Newport Bl\!d. ROTH Coronet $75, Roth1POOL Tables, Brunawte MUSI' SElL. 1 1· .-.-i.-""" *FOR CHRISTMA!f• Discover • Greet New
Career With The 642-8450 trombone $75, Noblet t.'69.95 &. up, Chod<'• Bowl· * s.t&.3093 .aft 4:30 * 2 COLOR !Otten looklni tor $25 ** ...,.
clarinet S120. Artley Flute Ing & Billiards, 2T:il Harbor home. WW dellw r. 962-6075 BUMPER Pool table, Xlnt 12/14 Coll -Office Equipment 8011 $125. 545-1841. Blvd., C.M. 540-7340. e.ves cond: Avocado areen temp.
UNDERWOOD E I PROVINCIAL style upriaht e SKI 11unllil!'s reserve now! couch. 644-4144. FREE kltlent ·1806 Port SEALPT Sia.milt! male, ntt
. e e . Kohle.r--Campboll p i ano. Cabin at Mammoth Mnt. Barmouth, N.B. 644·2127. ,.~ •. •-,•~ w/11~ ~
I t hea d t of COLOR TV'•, 21" "'·nl"', 6"' w 1T""""' -"'"' A natural for young people YJ!C"Tl er, ".Y. u Y . • Like new. 88 keys, 36". $450 Sips T. Flrepl, etc Sl8-$20 "" u• 12/12 tor pick of litter. 646-0ltt
who want excitement plus! ~-~': .. mtaodb1',1 .• l~~-il~~~ .. !!.". es, ea~~; Pvt Pl¥. 673-5806. per day. 531-3374 dayt.' RCA, UHF, remote control, IN"°E"E;;D-;;id:;-ho;:;::m::,:-..,::,:-.::.,.:=, I~~~;;~~~=~.,.!
1---------PART TIME e FULL TIME Earn $200 to $1000 per mo.
AIRLINES
mi:J:J lxec
Agency fo r
Career Girls
Girl Friday
1 Girl Ofc. Arch itectural, en·
1\neerlng or an studio bck.
gmd helpful. Cl-eatiw at.
mosphere. Typing. SH id
but not necess.
Gen'I Ofc Escrow
familiar w J Escrow proced·
ures. Typing. \\'ill tra:n.
Frnt. ore apear. Santa Ana.
F/C Bkkpor
P & L eorporatc. financial
stmta, multiple books, ,uper-
viaion.
Girl Friday
Errands, tiling & ~yping. Able
to \lie. atlck shift, Co, car
Mercedea, Know Orange Co.
410 W. CoHI 11wy.
Newport Beach
646-3939
Introduce clean, purified wa·
ter into every home for 1c
per gallon. Positive think.
ing-go.getters only, ean build
high earnings and secure
future. Only setious, depend.
able, bard "·orking people
with mgmt. potential need
apply. CALL l\lr. Cousins
for apPOintment. 53'7-5792.
PURE-RITE
•••••••• * SECRETARY-l\1arketing.
90 Shd, 6.5 typing, min. 5 yrs
mfg, exper. Gd. hen's. $500
to start. Columbia Yachts
~7070.
+/ SEx::RETARY • Part time
Tues & Friday's, 9 to 5. Call
645--1200.
SERV. estab. Fuller Brush
rte, $~$115 v.•k. to st., also
pt time. 546-5745
BUSJESI' marketplace 1.n
town. The DAILY Pn.oT
CIAS1ified section. S a v e
money. time A: effort by
sho pp ln 1 from )'D'Jt
amtchah'.
Ticket Agent? Air Freight? ... u, JON ..... ...-.-.. B n D _x=l=nl=co=nd=-,;1;;'14;:5 . .,646-:0=1'25;;"=·=:1 p ! t f 8 , SIAMESE Klt~nl, purebred, Station 8 ge n 11 Rr.ierva· L. C. Smith desk model. A Dissolved-Fender TROMBONE v.·fcase, like _ er& an ca ; em, mos 8 week!, '2(1. Wlll hold .,..
Mustang guitar, GI b son new $60: Kodak copier $25: Mite, Woat·• 1610 96&-7553. 12/12 Christmu. 545-6975. Oona? Ramp or travel 16 inch caJTiag~ type· I d & th G $30 54:>-5862 --~-~--~~~·• agent? We'll train you for writer $25. ~7983 nva er amp. o erm. u itove . . KITIENS. Part Siamese Ir: Siamete kttt.era, M • F
these and more, day or nlte. I =========:l,;;673-;;,;3~1T9~. ===-_,.-_,.IWE Loan-Buy-Sell anything e WANnD e dome•tie. 1 wki to 12 wki. Lave ChUdrwn
\Ve include pl.acement as-G•r•ge Sal• I022 CONN CORONET, Vf'ry gd. Cout Pawn & Au ction. 2426 897-5480 or 83&-4493. 12/12 * 646-1110 *
•btan<e. rond. Appmoed fl~ 8'1 ofr Nowpon Blvd . 612-&<00 MAlllNE PRODUCT 6 PRECIOUS •mall mbtod ========I
GARAGE Sale.Diamond set, takes 64~)415. 6'4" sofa w/extra slip cover PUMP breed pups. ~ady for Dot• MU
E•t. 21 )Tll. Approved for
Veterans. El!g1ble inati tuUon
under the federally inwred
student loan prorram •
4 Dunlap lo\ll' prolile Indies, SNARE drum. LUD\VIG, $50, Trumpet exe. cond . 21('' intake, 2" output. Chrl1trnas. 643-0487 12/15 zAIRED.;=_ALE _____ ;::;:;.1
Ansen mag-eost $500, TV, chrome. S60. Call 5*-0573 hanl!Y used $85, 644--0485. ~5'61 WEDGEWOOD au stove, Born B/lll70Pu$~1et~ ~
VW parts, ;Muil':f!K parts, afterSPAf BLACK Broadtall Lamb cap WANT to buy 16' outboard FREE. 64&-2208 12/15 litter/champ , pedt 1~ee .
tools, 4 retrig., duhwuher. $50 ·antique. doll carrtqe boat, motor A trailer, ntEE puppies 6'U93'7 12/12 536-62'lO
20 roll11 s~g carpet C8CIO Pianos & Organs 1130 $35'. 548-74TI. t!betrla11 or aluminum. I ====,_..~,......,,,="I
Al I •-h I p 'f' yds), chairs, oak desk, Will BEAGLE '-Lab PUPI to rd CHRISTMAS pupple1 (AKC), r ine ~ 00 S ACI IC elothing, 3 v.aeuums, !!? NCYI'ICE !!1 MARQUIS Wedding diamond pey up to approx, PIQ. home. IMS.oTTSwkends.12/14 Small min poodlet. WlD
610 E . 17th, Santa Ana surfboard, lle\V Aquanaut We have put every Plano A rina A: aold band·NEW. Will c""S-;,.:;!"'9;,:.:..~==---b:lld till Chrtltmu. Shots 6
543-6596 dlying gear tor 2, incl. :z "'·et Organ on Chrl1tmas Sale for ae.erince 544-9384. • WANTED • FREE marine PI Y wood puppy clipped. 9G-2l95.
COSTA MESA suits (cost J400), Wedding a elean sweep sellout! New, rnE Fastest draw ln the 3·Wheel Cushman acrapi. 646-2377. 12/12 Tl ftutty RAPOO
PRE-SCHOOL gov.n al orig. oil paintings used, shopworn & dlscon· Weit , . , Daily Pilot CALL 116M867 Puppies, Shepm:I mix. Call m":it1. $10 ~15. HoldStJ
!SU: & l\fonrovia. 'ti uay + + mort! 1597 Tustin Ave, tin~ed model&. Some at or Clu&lfied Ad. 642--'i6711 TIRED of that old turnUunT 646.9523 24th. 494-7413.
i'ull day 1euiora. Plan. CM. (Corner of 16th It near dealer'• co•t ·Some at!=========""-'==========
TU.!tlnl Sat. Sun .. Mon. cost-plus. For a money 1av. ned program, hOt Junehes. Age1 2·6, hrs 6:30 am-6 pm, SONY Cassette recorder, ing deal on. qua I It Y
$18 "'k. Compare! 6424050 Minolta, furniture, etc. 12/11 merchandl&e , shop or call
or 8.18-5237. -12/20. 2053% Charle St. CM ~~ ~.n Thur A Fri eve• It
PIANO Le1son1 )\)ur home e G AR AGE SAL E: WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO
Cert!tled teachen. r.tuslc Umbrella table, T' dinghy &: 11119 Newport, C.M. fi.U..8484
1ystems. Mt, H athcock, mlsc.214liazelDr.,CdM NO\\' IN ONE LOCATION
646-1368 LARGE REFRIGERATOR c;onn * Y•mah•
TAJUTIAN .t:: Hula Classes $155. AlliO side by side $150. * Thom•• Orgins
5 SHORT WORDS MAKI ONE UNI-NO AD LESS . THAN 3 UNU
l • 7 II
TIMD nMD ,,,. .. ,, ...
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' 94,50 $6.IO $10.65 SIS.90
By 1'falhlolcalana. PbGne I 646-7820. 'AillO complete sefecUon
646-2012 a.rter 3 Pt.f. JOIS & EMPLOYMENT of pianos It or1tlllA
u .10 n .21 $13.10 $20.10 -
School1-lnstructlon 7600 School•lnstrudlon 7600School .. lnstructlon 7600School1-ln1tructlon 7600
Open Doll> 10 Ul 9
S..t 10-6 • Sun 12-5
COAST MUSIC
$6.00
I PAYMENT ENCLOSED 0 ''·" SIS.SS $24.30
·6'
~ tJnh\Jrried<tV°~t ~ih~ama r.
5 r\ Acnie~er0~r:'t C~~, a y Co\fumlOS R~~ren-to Visit our
invites 't'ou 8
1"and Ji~~ "Hello" To lJS
• ~ scnoo L~1 ~ """ a • .,.. •~TA C ~
\i s~' 14thru 18 5:30P·mtt. ~ A-•• o ec. A crea\\ve GI
2511 w. s~~..,.. 10 9 p.m. tor Every Child --
NEWPORT .t. HARBOR
Costa Me1& * 642-~l
Spoc:iol Holldoy Solo
FREE GI.M'S
\VITH PURCHASE
HAMMOND
ORGAN S'ltJDIOS
ln CORONA DEL MAR
28.;.i E. Coe.it Hwy, 613-8930
Spino! Pl•no $29$
ThomH Or91n $It$
100 New A Uted
Planot on SAit!
le1ch Music Cent•r
Huntington Sch. 84145.16
CHRISTMAS SUpe1tlon1 -
llarnmond, Sttln way,
Yamaha. New & uaed planoa
o! moat make1. Seit bey• In
So. Calif. at Sc:lunJdt Mutk
Co., 1'11 N, Main, Bula
Ana.
EBONY FIAher Baby Grand.
\Vhat a beaut Cbrlatmu
pre.enll $1195 Owner. -.-BALDWIN Orstn A: tPtaker.
Ukt new, full pedal
k.,,bo&M. 11!00. 1+1-4217.
LOWREY Spinet orran, dbl
ke)'bo&nt, blondt,~nlc:ond.
Movtnc-tac $MO. 54W8f8.
UPRIGHT Pfano, xlnL eond. 12SJ,
Call •fl "· '497·16Tt
BABY Grand Plano, tmA11
4'x5", belp color, Schuman 1$500.~i
.l
SEND BILL 0
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Monday, Dtttmbtr 14, 1~70 DAILY I'll.OT
TRANSPORTATION f RANSPOR TATION TRANS~ORTATION -°"' 1125 S.llboats 9010 Trucks f500Trucks Campers 95'10 lmPorted C..rs MOO Imported Autos 9600 lmport.d ~-•-••_• __ 9600_ !.Tporttd Cars 9600
DATSUN DATSUN FIAT G. M. C.
'68 DODGE Super Van.
Complete camper un!t.,New
eng, brks, shocks, rear end, .. ---------
custom wi1le rinu k tlre1,
1200 lb E-Z litt trlr hllch.
An '<'XCt'pl ionally clean van.
Phone 5.'17-4877.
DOT DATSUN
OPEN DAILY AND -
REPOSSESSION
'69 2000 ROADSTER flBlilD
JAGUAR
JAGUAR TRUCK CENTER HEAD9UARTERS
CALL 546-6750 Camper R9ntals 9522 ,
SUNDAYS
18835 Ceatb Blvd.
lluntinaton Beach
84.Z-1781 or M()...()40
5 Speed trwns.; pre • i;pec
chrome \vhttls, red extl'r·
lor,. plush black inlerior.
Cost $3400, Must sacrifice!
Take old trade or will fin-
ance pvt. pty, ZNV73l dlr.
Aft 10 A~t call Mau1·y
540-3100 or 494-1.JOG.
l~e '
TM> only aulhoril.ed JAGUAR
deaJet in the enllnt Harbor
Acea. 24 hr. Phone 7/o SALES e S.ERVICE
UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE
2850 H•rbor Blvd., Cost• MeH
!-""OR Rent: 22' Pace Arrow
SIPs 6 1o 8, USO \loi< + Sc
mile~~-
Dune Buggie• 9515
'71 DATSUN PICKUP
Used • Radio. heater, step
buniper, dlr, Pin stripping.
Wi!J take car in trade or will
fina11ce private party.
54&-81$ or 49-1-6811.
NOW ON DISPLAY
auto sport ltd
Comple~
SALES
SERVICE
PARTS
BAUER
stud. Grooming, Hold 'til Boat Slip Mooring 9036
Christmas. 846-08.19.
GERMAN Shepherd AKC 15'-JO' slips ~val! .ror petwer 500 TT MAG $500
large pups 2 litters. Terms. boats. Bayside V1\lage, 300 Po he · • N · . · • E Coast Hwy N B re mags ew tires Call 714/637-2156. · ' · · $140 Tu-o Beli helmets $15 e SPRINGER Spaniel Gun SLIP Rental for up to 40 It. each. AU $650 call 548.6113
n.w... I k f litter boal Linda Isle, Newport'==~~-~~-~-........... P c 0 · Beach. 64S.1260. DIRT Bikes: Sacrifice New
('.all 538-3373 Harley Davidson lOOcc Ba.-
CHRISTMAS puppiel, BOAT Sups available 26 to 40 ja. 80cc Yamaha. &lS.2l40
Yellow Labs, AKC ft. Newport Beach, or 54s.-0807 * 548-2373 * 673-6606 1970 Bridgestone 100
o~ATIAN Puppies for Boat Charter 9039 Only"~~,,~~· $325
Christrruul. 3 male1, AKC -";:::::::-;;;:;:-;:;:::::;:;-\--,-,,=-~~~~".-=c-o-* * 675-55n * * Christmas Week Charter * '70 HONDA 750 * ** LOVE FOR SALE. AKC 32' Twin-screw Chris Xln t Cond. call: 646-7244 or
fawn. Great Danes, 7 wks. avail. ** 548-2434 530-6000.
=~ PUPS MIXED Boat Storage 9048 HONDA 1970 CB 450, like new. $695
Tails cropped. $15-$25 BOAT STORAGE.85c per ft., 831-2ll7 nr 49!J.2366 l====..._.~_984"""--,-.-=lper month. Electricity & * * 1966 HONDA 160 BEAUTIFUL collie, trl-o:>lor water 1Uppl!ed. 545-8148 Scrambler. Xlnt oond.
male, 8 months, with $250. 518-9697
papen. $25. 64>2628. Mobile Homes 9100 '69 HONDA 90
•rRJSH SE'ITER AKC* SCRA.i\IBLER Exe cond S2GO
•TRAINED•......,,. U:t?lial?i!JtJ1)Ul#J • 61i1342 e .
$100 '68 TRlm.fPH 500
HorHS U30 Southern &alHornia's MECH PERF. $800 1---------1 5'18-7890 EVES
CARVED Western Saddle,
saddle bags, breast collar,
tapkleros & bridle. Beaut.
Chrlsbnu gilt! 540-0428
eves.
8 MO old Chestnut colt.
Parentage. ~ Qtr & 1,9 Ap-
peloou.. Well tempered.
FINEST
ADULT PAltK
SURROUNDED BY
ORANGE GROVES AND
AGRICUL'ruRE
'69 Suzuki 250 Enduro. 2.000
niiles. S550 or ~Uer.
646--0067 or 64Z.1630.
'69 HODAKA, desert or M.C.
Never raced. Xlnt oond.
$350. 673-6539.
COMPLETELY reblt 250 cc
custom Yamaha. 1200 miles. *Aft 5: 645-1'794i * S300 000 Sacririce S350. a.\5-8093.
IF. You "'.'°'11d ,like to buy a RECREATION CENTER 1967 Triumph 500. $700 or
nice, 11vely pony f 0 r best offer 10 000 mi. Xlnt Chrisbnu call 540-6002 aJt · · 5: XI PM. ' Dues $1.(XJ/~1o. Per Couple cond. 962--0&34.
* BUCKSBIN ~!ding petny, NO ENTREE FEE-PET O.K. Auto Service
"yn·old. Good disposition. & Parts 9400 56!-<"'7 14 MODELS
TRANSPORTATION ON DISPLAY '66 V\V EnJ::. Compl rcblt to
Boats & Yachts 9000 WANT TO MOVE IN NOW? lfOOcc. Sig Erson cam,
Holley 2 barrel, P\'·r crank
• VOLVO Double Wides Set Up '""'!· }150. 036-833 5,
I · Complete With •=""-"""=~-~-~~~•
AH "'l1's Are Her• Awnings Skirting, Tax NE~\' 4 speed Con1p. P & G
Savings Up To &. ·L. shifter w/ revl'rse lockout $466 IC. for i\luncle trans. $35.
on remaining 70'15 ( •8782)
Over Seas Del. Spe<:.
From $9999 {Ser. 7169} 546-7488
FINANCING AVAll.ABLE 1-=========I
DLR. TR 193 Trailer, Travel 9425
Ii~~~ 5l~S~~F:;~~. l=,;=;=:=i=,~'=~=1.y=Pv=~=~=i;i=.=p""=h:
1966. Harbor, C.t.l, 646.9303 1A MI. SOUTii Of" Trucks 9500
'1.7' Chris Sedan, 5~~~\~N~c['g~Y.
W/tlybridg!!, new S.S. radio, SAN DIEGO FWY.) '66 FORD Yi-TON
rebuilt engine, new paint,
new upholstery. excellent (714) 832-1515 CUstom cab, bucket seats,
d.. .i f ranger package, dlr. Camp.
con Lbon, $l;s~s our' \Vant To Live In e1 equipped, (T51844J \Viii
Call 53lr8891 COSTA MESA take car· in trade or finance
, . , Local spaces available now! priValc party, 546-8736 or
tii!hennan.1 Di.>11ghl, 18 If yoo llI't! serious about buy. <IM-6811
Thunderbird rnn:about, 150 m,. a mohile home ... Now's l'·59~~G~,~IC~~'-.4~t-on-p~io~k--"-,-.1
ftp 0~1C stern dnve eng. 60 the time to see 4-spd t•uston1 cab. Heavy 1aJ gu cap., other extras. BAY HARBOR d . . f
Boat 11 trlr. $ml. 5G--8t43· MOBILE HOMES s~1:5.c~~=1or0~·7~~:r.
l t ' Pleasure Ski, elec start 35 1425 Baker St (at 1-Iarbar) &I r~ord ~~ton P.U.
H.P:SUntop. Trailer. $495 or Costa Mesa. · 540-9470 6 cyl. Slick.
best. 646-5537. Triple Wide Cor nell • 549-0674 •
S.llboah 9010 Continental • Paramount '55 f>'ord Pick-up, 6 cyl, short
Ban1nglon,e Uni\.-ersal ~1_.10~~;.ry gOCKi co!Jd,, $~-20• JR. Folkboat, sea.worthy, 1'1amlngo e General "'' ""'
maliog. kttl boat. $l<XKI or broadmoor • Star
be•t ofr 54;,...3280 days Hillcrest • Cambridge ~1389 eves. 1 , CHAPMAN
ffiLUMBIA 22, Imma c: MOBILE HOMES
f!totor. Ma.ny other xtras, 1206 N. Harbor, S.A.
~Ip, Sacrifice I 2 7 50 . * 714/531-8105 •
Gi-12&5 Triple Wide Co rnell
CJ{Rlsn.tAS Kite -Race Hillcrest • Flamingo
reaz', tv."O sails, tw.+o CO\'ef'S, Paramount • Unl~r5a l
road trlr. $750. 6T.l-i35o Barrington e Broadmoor
QIRISfMAS SABOTS Contiucntal • Star
1951 Ford 1J Ton Pickup.
Good condition $350
•• 64z.&593 •
rnucr:. 1956 Chevy •,t ron.
Needs work.
SACRIF!Ct: flOO. 49-1-.6750
'55 Che\', perf end, nu paint,
tit'("I, eng, !ll'als, bait, ~lu:.t
M"ll lhi~ ~ k. 548-9202.
Jeeps 9510
F)neJt QualJty '= Realistic General • Hillcre!!I
Prices. 645-1567. CHAPMAN '67 JEEP, CJ5, V-6,
RACING Sabot. comp!. I.net MOBILE HOMES • ~ ~~~l s1;:. slau mut &: hull. Racing 123ll Beach Blvd., G.G.
All It boards. $21'5. m-sns. * n I '$30.-2930 '* 9520 Lido 14 w/trlr ,$195 COSTA MES~1-C-•_m_pe_r_• ____ _
* 64S--0222 * Catual l\tobile Esta1e Llv'g New '71 Datsun
L;1DO 14 1175 new cover &d Ne. 12, 20 Ir 24 Wide ~1odels 11'11 OHC, Pickup ._,ilh camp.
trlt $800 • ' Now on dlspln.v In 5 Siar er Sele price J209!I dlr
I . . 539-629! GREENL~AF PARK (# 459<5<) Will tako '" 1~ 1..:;=~--.,.---0,=-t ;;:.1 :11750 \Vhlttift' Avenuc 642-1.150 tradl! \VIII flntlnct prh·a.tc UDO-Cl!!an & comp.., e y .
fitted. North sa.Ui. trtr. No. Tra lleer IX 31 $1000 party Call s.16-8736 or
1•. $9'13. 673-0676 att '· 540-7258 ,_,_..,_..s_n _____ _
'
* BODIES $75 * ~ So. Anaheim Blvd.
Anaheim
639-1151
•RAIL buggy*
i1u.'Ompl<'te. St50
•962-5618•
Imported Autos 9600
AUSTIN AMERICA
AUSTIN AMERICA
SalM, Service, Parts
lmm~late DcliYC?'J
All Models
· J2rtuport ·
31tnpotts
'65 Healey Sprite, leavtng
country. must sell, gd oond.
$965. 675-5423. aft 6 pm.
'67 DATSUN WAGON
Automatic: dlr. Radio, hea:-.
er, special wheels. (VOE.
951) Will trade or finance
privale party, ~8736 or
494+6811.
'68 1600 ROADSTER
Ready to i:O! dlr. C\VEZ 710)
\Vil! take trade or finance
prlva!e party. ~36 or
494-6811.
'68 DATSUN PICKUP
'70 2000 ROADSTER
FERRARI
FERRARI
Newport Jn1ports Ltd. Or-
ange County's only author·
b'.ed dealer.
SALES-SERVICE.PARTS
3100 \V. Coast llwy.
Newport Beach
&12.-9405 M0-1764
Authorized Ferrari DeaJer
FIAT
'68 FIAT 850
SPYDER
RDSTR. Red with blark in-
terior. Like new. YQY834
$999
CHICK IVERSON
vw
54!}.3031 Ext. 66 or 67
Like new. ?i.lust sell {\VPJ. 1970 HARBOR BLVD.
104) dlr. Will take. car in COSTA ~1ESA
Authcn•ized
SALES e SERVICE e PARTS
9625 Garden Grove Blvd.
S31-m1 Call Collect
BUICK
IN
COSTA MES~
ZW E. 17th Street
548.776.5
'63 JAGUAR XKE r'l.l'U'VVI
"THINK" ROADSTF.R 12gr11:Wn "·· ,,,,, • ,,,.,,,. ...... , ,.~ rQ.,. driJtrn boil", KHU-317,
NEW 124 CPE. DEMO $2195
$2795
"FRle!;°LANDER" ~ ~ LU 2100 Harbor Hlvd. &1>0466
1 J750 llACH ILYD.
IHwy. JtJ
893--7566 • 537-6824
NEW·USED-SERV.
U'UVVM
JAGUAR
'61 JAGUAR
4 dr. ).8 lit.e, rodio, heeler,
(WIW-617), Overdrive.
MERCEDES BENZ
Oran'Je County's
largest Selection
New & Used
rkrcede~ Benz
Jim Slemons Imps.
Warner & Menn St.
Santa Ana 546·4114 ,,
trade or finance private par. 'ti:> FIAT 1500 Roadster, ne1v BMW t.v. 546-8736 or <19-1-6811. ~alnt, battery, brk.s, ~lied $1495
VACANCIES Cost money! 1-----------=~~==:::-~~:'::::1,;:u~re~'"· 28~>~1~PG~. ~543-~>l>J!3'~. _,
4 ·dr Sedan, xlnt conc!ltion
$900 493-1018
Turn your "Surplus" into
''Cash" with a Daily Pilot
Classified ad. Call today!
W,-5678
Rent your house, apt, slore '69 Bti1\Y 1600. Header. fog e '65 DATSUN P.U. LIKE 1969 t'ial 850 Spider 2 dr,, '111----·· '1U_J __ •
bldg., etc. thru a Daily Pilot lntpg, stereo. Sac. Pvt ply. NE\V! Reblt eng-R/H--1 17,000 mi, super clean. '~ '~
Cla...si(i~ ad. , 675-3930 altr 3 pnl. spd. 673-324.1. $1800. Eves 548-0919. 2100 Harbor Blvd. G45-0'16C
New Cars 9800New Cars 9800New Cars 9800 New Cars ----'--'-------------------9800\lew Cars 9800 New Cars
A BETTER COMPACT IDEA FOR 1971!
$
3ALLNIW
MODILS
INCLUDlliliG. A
302Y·BI READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY!
I !·l'J Im! Ii I ;[j I ·l ii ~J 11[3 3 ·l!m! ;E •
'69 Cont. O•r frM t•hl IHI ••ff cer w•rr.11ty cnen htli 70Memrry ~D .. rStlM.-
...... ·-'"· lfint.. .... .., ... ,.rt• 1ml l•ltorfor 100 tl•ys or4,000 •llesl Mellt•r.y """'"-M-.ndiit, Look for !ht ieol on the wind1hield. It mean• tht uu d Con•. v.a, o.•~ l11d, 1ir,
~0011" •hilt-II liru. ~+•fl cor you buy hos brand new tires, battery, spark plugs, !;.!;.~~"" rlh, '11'1W ""'·~··"""" -.. VXS7H· condensor, and painb, ond ho1 been reconditioned to
$3999 . po11 over JOO diognouic te1ts far perfotmonce ond $2999 IQftty.
Tro•ltlt fru tlriwl•t i1surff ot 1110 11:tN cfftl
· '68 Cadillac $2892 '64 Continental $999 ' Con....ii!W, Y-1. O'Jlo. lrlln$., f\!cloly 4-DOOll !.£DAN. Y·I. CIUtO. lrGllS.. flt.
ai: ccnditioning. full powtr, rodio, lorf' oir tondiliarlr4. w """"""' Aldio, . htoltr, ""'it-.wa" •i•a. tWitad alau. '*"-· wtri1rtlfall rir"' *"" fllns. whttl eovm.. WWK416. w11tt1 conn. CKWT10
'66 FORD 167COUGAR c-,~•·w~-•-•· $1430 $1356 8, auto. trans~ foctaty oir condition-Y.a.GUIO. ll"Oftl,. ~ ...-., ,..,.
· ing, power sttenn;, power broku. • dilc lnlm, r.dio. llmllr, Miltl'llll
radio, heater, whitewo!I lim, tlntld ' Ml, Riled glms. 'lllltel ~ WL
!llou. wllt.i toven, SAE643 "'
'70 Cougar '69 Lincoln ~~:~~$4499 ···~" "'"'· -_ .. $2799 ,ow.r (diH) kU:11, radio, h1011r. l'Cj. pow• (cilC) lwobs, ,_.. -
¥1hi!MI tins. 'tirlyl raof, mr.691Gu, daws,powtr Jtall,,. ti.aw. '6
whMI _,, 909 ASH , ltMlll lifts. ¥inyl roof, tirlltd gln1,
,....._ covm. mi>411
?!~~'F~~~ $1568 '67 Lincoln
I cir, s.dall. Y·I, -. """"'-foctery
''"'"'''"''~·'"'"-·''"" $2399 t!ltrir'IJ. po¥tll' (clilC) nm. "°"""'
~ pow« '"'" rvdio, htottr. whi!~ !tr.J. ...;.yl roof, &!Id' gloss. Xfl'&l'I • whee!c t1tn:19
~.~.~Y.~-$2499 '66 PONTIAC .. ~.,~ .. ··---$722 • 11-"sr ' brelc"' air unrl, AM/fM tr 1tt1ring, 90WM' broktf,, rodio, hto!tr,
~~), wh!l1wo!I tfr11, •inyl "' whi!twcli Mil. tin11d'91Gu, ~ (Ofllft,, ..... ,
OPEN SUNDAYS
NOT
STRIPPED
INCLUDING EXTRA COST lnMS SUCH AS
OUAL PAINT STRIPES, DLX. TWO SPOKE
STEERING WHL, 6.34xl4 TIRES, SMOG
CONTROL SYSnM:"
(502910)
THEIEXYCAR
FROM EUROPE
CAPRI
NOW! -
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
GET VOLUME SAYINGS AT
ORANGE COUNTY'• #1
LINCOLN MERCURY
DEALER I
ALL 1970'1 MUS'I'
GO BY DIC, 31SJ,
SAVI HUNDRIDS OF
$$$$$$$$$$
ON LARGI SILICTIONI
S·YR. -50.000 MILE
.. WARRANTY AVAILABLE!
9800
I
6
8
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OAILV PILOT lRANS~ORTATION MOl\day, Drctmbet' 14, 1970
TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION . TRANS PORT ATION 1.r;.;R.:..A.:..N::S.:..P...:O.:..R.:..T::A.:..Tl:.::0.:..N:_+T;.;R.:..A.:..N::S.:..P...:0.:.;R;.;T;.;A.:..Tl:.:O.:..N;._ I TRANSPORTATION
tfOO UMd Cars MOO Used Cert 9600 lmportod Autoo
1.li.."'-oc_r_•od __ A_u_t•_• __ ,_60CI_ Imported Autos
M~ TOYOTA
MC
SA.lea, Servi~. PIU'ts
Immediate Dell\•ery,
AU Models
'71 TOYOTA'S
In 51ock. Immedhtte delivery.
tf!l tUar,uis
Um•t•n
VOLKSWAGEN YOLVQ
'64 YW SEDAN 195! V•h~. Still '""' .....
n AdkJ • heQlf'r, (Jf'K'~) $85. :~ • $875 ~• E'" :;.s.-091'
·SPECIAL
DISCOUNT
SALE
Harbou r V.W.
sl""' cars 9610 MONTH OF DEC.
'00 LOTUS El.AN coupe. (Grandkid• 1lt'f'rl new 1h0e1)
$2.150 or trldl' for van. 50 CARS
18711 BEACH BL. 842-4435 8zt>-~ or 67[).8169. ' To <'hoose fnim. No down on
HUNTINGTON REACJI a.ppruvf'd credit.
CADILLAC CHEVROLET FORD
TOP DOLLAR CADILLAC 1910 * ';,6 CHJo:VY N O~IAO-Xlnt
FLF:E"I'\\'000 en~iJM'. new lnlelior. $225.
LUXURIOUS BltOUGHA:'\I 644-5308. lor Conrlor blue t!l<t!!rlor with e 1965 CltE.-VY :\h1.llbu 2&3. CLEAN USED CARS
blue 1»1tldt'd Jund<1u !OP and R&ll. Autonu1.tic.
matrhing dardaoollt' in!er· SSOO. 646.zm Sre Anrty BrO\\'n
lor, Full po"'·er, fa ctory air, I'-'=------'..::..::::: THEODORE
1!165 \\'hilfl Chf>vy' Jmp11ta RO IN Ull·tl'lt'~copic ~·1~1. pow~·r Cl)ltpc, Lo:: t'lll!(. n.ocent B S FORD
door !O(•k11, t'A•itl~ht 11cntlnf'l, tires, $500. Call &M-1:«18. 2060 Harbor Blvd.
TRANSPCRT#TION ! •
"°° OLDSMOllLE '
e '62 OLDS Station Wll'CJJ
Gd. Trans. Pvt, Pty. P9$.
54!)..3801 Alt S:30 '
PLYMOUTH
'69 ROADRUNNER J1l'tuport
jl 11111 Lll'( •>
3100 \V, C.OUt Hwy., N.B.
Lagun1 Beach
900 So. Cst. Highway
494-7503 * 540-3100
_ Antiques, Cl111ic1 9615
'66 YW Sunroof CAD '51 1-:i Dora.do Biarrlt:i:
dual comfon fmnt llt'ats I;=""======== Costa Mt'M 'A'llh lndividuRl flO\\'Cr con-383 VS, automatic, poWfl'
tmt., stf'rro AM/F'At, powt"r COMET =~~-64~>00~10,_~--I ll:letring, dl,r. ExceUent con-1 ~~
642-9'05 S.10-1764 ............ '71 COROLLA Jm~acula!c ~ndillon. Yellow Cvrt. Nrw 'fop. Gd. Cond.
Wllh pin stripping, ne\V litts $750. M:>-11656 .
& t'nglne l,"Uaranlced tor 90J=========
2100 Hal"bor Blvd. 64!>-0400
WE PAY TOP--
DOLLAR
tntnk l<K'k, This one ovu1rr 1----------'66 flllrlane 500 XL, F'ull pwr rliHon. Low m1Je1. (UED143)
aulon1obile \s lKl lnuuaculat~ '61 (.'0:\1ET: llut\!l Very Good. + air. Rucker St'al s. blk in· \\'ill take car In trade °*'I
1hat we haVe it on our n11un Great Trnn~. ll'r. :-.take offer. a57-4405 all finance private part 7. ~THINK a .. ~ .. I
R.llrlio, heall'r, disc brakes,
factory Air, tow, low n1iles!
Take older l'ar or sn111ll
do11·n. Under !act. warranty.
Call riiaury dlr. aft 10 11.m
5'10-3100 or 4W.7500. 037317.
days. Llc. YPT905. Autos Wanted 9700
$1099
CHICK IVERSON
YW
WE PAY CASH
FOR YOUR CAR
BLUE CHIP
AUTO SALES
Aho\l'l'OOffi. Thi~ one's fnr the S'l5(} * * 67~ .. :H93 "1""P::;':;.'"=,.-,==..,---,,--546.8736 or 49'1-6811 'I mo~t dl11erln1inating bu)'er.1 ========== ·~7 >'ord ftanclien1. Zem '65 BARRACUDA 4 apd Hi·
\71841 CONTINENTAL nlil<'t 011 tng: Jc lranR. Besl perforn1lll1C1!. Extru, lood
''FRIEDLANDER" FOR YOUR CAR \\'e c11rry l'Oll1r11.c1s
on cars $99 &. up.
• NABERS e nfl<'r ovt>r $2.'iO. &l'~-i10.'t oond. Going in service.
CAOILI.AC 1!16.l l.INO.)l .. "1 Con1inental • ·ru Galax ie 500. V8, :Mr 1 ="=lh!=23<======:;J
l:PJI IRACH (HWY. Jtl
393-1566 • 537-6824
NEW-USED-SE RV. ............
MGB
1967 MGB-GT, Yellow,
27 ,200 mi. Fine cond.
S1675 * • 83J...-0419
PUT A 519-3031 Ext. 00 or 67
1970 1-IARBOR BLVD.
COSTA ~1ESA CONNELL:
2145 Harbor Bl., ~392 Jo~acl. Authoriud Cadillac Olr Zi.000 or1g. 111\le!l. Good hrrllp, auto, p/s, R/JI, J ·
2600 HARBOR BLV,, cond. $800. &12-9496 \ lnyl intt>r., SR50. 673-3743
COSTA MESA '&l t'ORD V8 Stn \\'~n, R/H,
Authorized Dlr. 540-9100 Open Sunday CORYEm nN'd., !lm body work, mech CHEVROLET BUICK
Sales • Service e Pam 2828 Harbor ffivd, ok. $.l.""111. 6'14-62:;.J
In Yl)ur Stocking for Xmas All Jo.lodels to Choose From Colla Mna 546-UXI BUICK 1968 RIVIERA '64 CADILLAC '67 VETIE '63 r ORD STATION
From Dean Lewis Service Jo.fondsy '!UI 1:00 PM!-..:;~;:;:::;;~;;;;::_ r·actory a i r conditionin.1:. \\'AGON v-8.
TOYOTA
' e4ll LW11&. • COAsS.iT'tilllMNooPnORTS WCE APASY THOP vinyl_ lop. Tilt & lt'IC'IOC'Opic Ceupe o, Viii •. Full power, rA",'1"'1,.',', . d·:421·~. 4-sriecd, • "I=""===·=·==·='='-="=" i;ll'f'rini:, stereo, lull power. ••ti • c:l1 ,,,, ' • ra 10. ""w 1111 Y· 1,
lXDL584l. glass Ii i"<'~ .• F.xcellent con-LINCOLN Of Orange County Inc. $149
IMPORTS 1200 &l~~cl~c ~~~ HW)' tor used can• trucks Just • NABERS • 5 dition, Dr~i~Oasy.
!'''"' Ha~hO·, C.M. 61" 9303 _..:,::,c,..:.:.,,.,,...;,c-,.,,;'--1 'fM----·. ~ Ask f11r t-.1r. l:runni11 ~S.R640
PORSCHE """ • • v-'69 VW BUG call u. for tree estimate. CADILLAC ,.~ . '66 LINCOLN
PONTIAC
'70 GTO
455 cu. in, Ram Air.
close ratio 4-11peed,
hood tach, Ride & Handl'r
pkg, P/S, P/D/B, Radi11
&. heater, New Flreston1t
\\'ide o\'al11. "ALL BLACK"
1tf11.ke offrr or trade for
Isle mod el Fflrd truck.
64"4665
'69 TOYOTA GROTH CHEVROLET F"I. A"1h0rl>rd C•dill" Dir '58 Cmvetle-FOlllMllc h11y 2600 HARBOR BLVD 2100 Harbor Blvd. 64~0466 Hos ('VCl')'lhing. l\lust sell. '66 PORSCHE Corolla Station Wagon ~ COSTA 'IESA '• \Viii finanl't>. IH7-3444. Continenl•I 4 dr, Full power, Looking for a ci1r? \\'h ite w/black interior, Like Radio, heater, (TURi24; dlr. " SHARP '67 CAD, Jo mi's, full ===='===''===:I •ir (ond. l94l5 l. EASY
Coupe 91?. s speed, bro\\·n new, Lie. :>..'\VZ928 f.lu1t pc~ \\Ill! rake older Ask for Sales Manacer · 546-9100 Open Sunday 110v.·rr. S2900. $2195
\\i th black Interior. Brand $1299 <'ar or finance, MG-8136 or ~:~~ha'!~~ '&I Riviera, Michelin radial __ ,._1_-1_"'-'-'-'-' _ll_A_~r____C_O_U_G_A_R__ c;~;e~to \V~ef~';~ ':::
new Perrelli tires. XYJ474 CHICK IVERSON 494-6llll. 847-6081 KI• M•! tire,, 11 lr collli. full equ ip, "6.l Cadilla{" convrrtible. Full -~ ~ l\'Rttiiig. All 1y-, • prl..;.._
$32-'66 VW ~ XI t I Bl bk hi 1 I d PRIVATt..: Party, t>X. cond. ,,... • .. ""' 77 • n <'0111.. uc \\' 11 e JX'l'>l"<'r, ~ nt con · $600. Sellers also \l•elcome,
CHICK IVERSON YW lJo.tPORTS \VANTED $940, P.1llke ofr. J, Berlhll, 646-42!4 Rfl 4 pni. One 011•ner. \\'idc oval tires, Green \l'ilh l'Ontrasting lnltr. 0 C ,.:,.:...,,.:.,,.,=-"=---· d A to t 21UO llarhor Rlvd. 5.1;i-0166 642-4431 S.19-3031 Ext. 66 or 67 ior, tutw'!d exhaust, runs like rangP. ounties off: 675-4930, horne 6i5-5T.W . "61 C11dillac. Good conrl 11 ion air con · u r a n 5 ' I ~O:.,i'-:,:.C'c'-;c...:;-.,..::_::c:::: Auln Referral Se--'-VW TOP S BUYER P /S-PIB VS eng, "6.'; COntinen1aJ, 4--dr, hrrltp •v ....... 1970 HARBOR BLVD. ne11.·, STL-l'W BILL ~!AXE\' TO OTA '61 4~r Buick. Air-eond, S26.'; or trade for good P.U . \"rllo\l /blk int. fllust sell 1-'utl pwr, air. CleHn! Sl:l50. c,~,-9-=PO°"N~Tl=A°"C""'9-,.-......,.--I
549-30.11 Ext. 66 or Ei. COSTA ~tESA $999 1 •• ;1 ~-h y elec ·winclul\'1, Xlnt cond. 646-f>J;,1. hf'fnre Chrislniu 11795 . .,,-'''' \\'k·" 4"" """~ ""'••""· s-·l•l .~,, Int.
1970 HARBOR BLVD, """ ot:ac Bli·d. SGOO. 67:.-2571. ========= ~~~======= 1 '=~=~=;~';;;,.;';:o;"'s:~-::o~=-=·= " " .,...._ uiu COSTA Ml:SA TRIUMPH CHICK IVERSON 11. B«r h. Ph. 847-8555 =======::: CHEVELLE ="'._."'" Gcldlbrowo vioyl top, Full
Vw MUSTANG p1111.·er. Tinted v.·indov.·r;. Afr.
1963 Porsche Super 90, new I---------\\'E PAY TOP DOLI..AR CADILLAC DODGE Nu tires. S2'.l'l5. Privale par·
pa.Int & interior. Xlnt run· 549.3031 Ext. fi6 or 67 FOR TOP USED CARS ty. 642-&.l86" or 646-Q)S2
ning cond. $2400 or hest of. TR 3 '59. Vl'ry good con· 1970 HARBOR BLVD, If your car iJ extra clean, CAO. 1965 SEO. DE: VJLLE 1964 CHEVELLE '67 MUSTANG
fer. \\'ork 833-l23-i ext 304: ditlon. l-lardlop & con· Sl'e us first. J-'aclo"" a 1 r conditioning, !'TATION \VAGON. B<-ii;:t' '69 DODGE '68 PONTIAC Cata.Jina Stn
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:HUGHES •••
'(ec.eu-d Fl'Glll Pace ZS)
Ibo ninth ftoor and they eerve
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•
Monday, Dttember 14, 1970
.. ....... Nixon, Agnew Huckster Tactics Change·d
all liugbea' needs, including BOSTON (UPI) -President scorn for the way the poUUcal cour~ed to contribute to each "The establiShed society ls William C. Scranton's, COm-~~Uoa ~::~an:°~ Nixon and Vice President process has been exploited by J19rtunities." kidding itseU, however, if it mission on Campus Unrest ~~--Spiro T. Agnew are prime ex~ hucksters," Brester· told a Brewster called for .. equal mistakes this new wisdom and and Nixon's "failure to •••
ln8 messagss. amples of huckster-like ex-anJ inexpensive political ac-Tbere are a lot of messages plaitation of the political pro-Ford Hall Forum gathering, cess to network television'' maturity 1 for act'eptance of lift the issue above the level of
becawie even top execuUves in ceSs, accordliig to the Presi-but a "new wisdom and and criticized public figures political, economic and social accusation and blame.
Hughes' empire say they dent of Yale University. maturity" have helped keep who over-simplify · "terribly things as they are," he said. "Even out or season the only
never have seen their boss in The law"and-order rhetoric the campuses generally quiet important. and terribly com· Agnew's campaign speeches cases which the President has
person and rarely, if ever; are of NiJ:oo, and Agnew during He urged society to address plicated problems. "raised a stench wh;.ch~ would seen fit to take to the people
permitted to speak with him the fall 's election campaigning itselr to the issues of en· "Many students, Brewster , make the traditional red her· are the Continuation of the war
by phone. was "a decoy with which to vironment, overpopulation and s aid , t i h a v e I ear n e d ring smell like a rose"' be in Vietnam, the argument for
~ When Hughes does accept a divert attention from the un-the economy. There is, Weathermen beget Minutemen mlid. the anti.ballisti~ missile, the
call. even if the caller is in the finished business of the Brewster said, a "need to andtt.1¥! rhetoric of Abby (Hof· "The show biz play upon appointment of a SouthemeO'
lobby of the Desert Inn, the ~ republic," Yales Kl n gm an realign the incentives and fman) and Jerry (Rubin) personalities wholly obscured to the Su~e Court, the
The Yale pre&dent raid be
had three worries -that the
younger generation will not be
patient enough to stand for
reform within the system,
replacement' of debate with
demonstration; "spot news
and per'so n ality. The
personaliUes of presidenµ.l
sweepstakes•are too liltely· to
crowd s·e r i o us presidential
issues off the screen:" and
"the established society, out:ot
both timidness and smugness,
will try to avoid if ~t ~P'"
press address to)our agend8.t~
.. call is channeled through a 'I WAS SITilN.G IN MY TRE~ Brewster Jr. said. rewards of technological socie-begets the counter-rhetoric of the real and urgent issues.'' strike into Cambodia, and the
control center at 7000 Romain WMEN 43UOOf.Nl-Y WE. Wt~£ Many of the nation's college ty so that people are en· John and Martha MJtchell, the Brewster (7iticized Agnew's veto of the HealUl.Education
St., Los Angeles, through a DfFOJ-IATfD." students have a "monumental other's capacities and op-attorney general and his wife. attack on the report from Gov. bill," Brewster said. scramblmg device, backl-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'--~~~_:._:'-~~~~~~~~~~~~'--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Hughes' private switchboard
on the ninth !Joor and then on
to Hughes.
The scrambler is designed
to make it impossible for
anyone to listen in on the con-
versation or record it.
Ten days after Hughes lert
town, Davis and his force
moved in, taking over the en·
tire 18th floor of the Sands
Hotel. They brought with them
1 their own telephone scrambler
and 200-pound bodyguards who
turned back wayward so-
journers to the 18th fioor with
aplomb.
Until they vacated the
premises at midweek, the
Maheu forces operated out or
an office attached to the rear
of the Frontier Hotel and
equipped with a variety of
security equipment, including
a closed-circuit television
monitoring system.
The fears over who is
watching whom and bow, in-
tensify when a reporter sits
down with sources close to the
dispute. They won 't hold even
an innocuous conversation un·
ti! they tum up the volume on
television sets and radios, and
won 't make important
telephone calls even from
their homes. They go out to
isolated pay phones. ·
On Wednesday night, as both
factions in the power dispute
met for the first time behind
closed doors, a car with its
motor racing sat through all
six hours of the session below
a balcony of the meeting room
at the El Morocco. The car
was believed to be carrying
motor-operated equipment to
jam attempts by anyone to
use long-range li stening
devices to eavesdrop on the
meeting.
In this city's casinos, where
major concerns rarely reach·
., tM:yond the next roll of the
dice, there is an obsession now
about Howard Hughes, and a
plethOra of theories, au of-
fered in total sincerity. about
plots against his health and
fortune.
A telephone call to Nevada
Gov. Paul Laxalt and Clark
County Dist. Atty. George E.
Franklin Jr. from a man they
swear was Hughes assured
them he was alive and well
and vacationing in t h e
Bahamas. There a re in·
dications Hughes is Jiving in a
~avily guarded ninth-Door
suite in the Brittania Beach
Hotel in Nassau.
Several days later the Las
Vegas Review-Journal printed
a Jetter attributed to Hughes
which referred to the Laxalt-
Franklin telephone call.
Despite the letter a n d
telephone call, k i d n a p i n g
stores and speculation on the
pc>SSibility that Hughes is dead
still abound here.
On the day Maheu and
Hooper were fired, Clark
County undersheriff W. U oyd
Bell led a search party onto
the Desert Jon 's ninth floor on
the suspicion there might have
been foul play.
They found no evidence, but
Bell still isn't convinCed.
"We're st.ill investigating on
the premise he might have left
other than of his. own voli-
tion," Bell said in an In-
terview. "How do you know it
was Howard Hughes who
made that phone call? 4<1xalt
and Franklin don 't know
Hughes ~·ell. 'l'here are so
many impressionists who can
sound like somebody else.
''Things don't seem right.
Hughes leaves and all of a
audden the Houston boys come
in here like gangbusters and
start taking over like a South
American coup or something,"
"The Houston boys -Davis
and other officials of Hughes
Tool -brought in with them a
~ security firm to replace
Hooper.
1be new firm, sounding like
~met.bing out of a British
mystery thriller, is called
httertel and is headed by
Jlobert Peloquin, rormer chief -of the Justice Department's
Organized cridle d 1 v Is ion .
Tbett are ~ports that it was
Peloquin who set up Hughes
departUre from the Desert Inn
Nov. 25.
While moet observers are
eorwfnced -almost -that
'stor)es of Hughes• departure
against his will are fallacious
extensions of the psychological
atmosphere here, H u f h e s
blmleU has done litUe lo allay
the storier.
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President ind FoUnder
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