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Another ~J·iffhanger
John 1.1:ontgomery, 18, Garden Gro ve , tried tO climb
down the ISO.foot west cliff of Upper Newport Bay
Saturday. He got stuck. Friend s :called fcir help. It
came in the for1n ol Newport ~eac~ fireman Don
Campbell (center ) a·nd the stroilA backs of residents
in the neighborhood of Galaxy Park, where the
r itaa\tuta-. ....... ~
rescue operation took place. One oJ llloN on Ille l'Ol'9
was UC! Chancellor Daniel G. Aldricll Jr., flower.
right), who lives ~ <lNalfy 'RC!lld).noar' the Part. -
Aldrich and his neigb)lors were attracted by Ille
sirens . Young Montgomery: Was 100111bauJeclto W.
ty. embarrasnd but unhurt.
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·Cr uiser Sinks ·off Beach Ex.Valley Mayor
iJ~pori' ~Clarified A 26•(oot cab in cn1iser sank on~·il1l<l
one-half ml\u off the coast of Huntington
Beach Sunday after a large hole w ..
ripped in t~ startoard bow by an
Police Seek Driver
In Hitchhiker Death.
SAN Sl~ON (AP) -A JlO-pound
man ~riving a Volkswqtn wu sought
today In the slaying of 1 youna hit-
chhiker, the wounding of 1nother a n d
the possible kldnapfn1 ci a 19-yur<Old
girl, authorit\es said.
Sheriff's deputies said John 1'ilday,
19, ot Arkansas led them to the dea(I
youthis 1lo<Jy near California I afl er
offlcera found Tilday lylna: beside tile
highway Saturday. nljrhL wilt\ a bullet
+'ound In the arm . , :>
Unk0011fD SUbmerged object.
Both men oo board, Frank Pua
· •I' Mi<!Way City and .wait unc1a-.
sqa California· $!., HWll"""'° .....
were rescued by another boat.
City lifquards said lhe 11Carol s.
·A new1 llot)I ......... the__..,.
W'lan'oor -Vallty mayor --.i.i-. --Qf mMill • -or ._.. pllono callo, can-
talaed inaccurate illlm'IDllmn. Creeper," owned by Peters, sank to
the cabin rodline. Pe&ers and Uodmrood TM O.Uy PlUt lncarrectly Mid lut
had prepared a'il inflatable life raft but nurlday that a Pl)'Chlatl1e report on
did not use it. SdlwerclUeaer blamed \be calls on ..,.
They were picked up by a pu&lnc tionl' stress, while the: evatuauon merely
boll, translqred to the cltt lile1~ • ~ be wu In a IOUDd mental llate.
craft and ieventu&ll.Y taken to Newport a.allld Jul )'ell, tbe eJ·DlllOf hu
Harbor. their cabin cruLser In tow. by tteedifu'ly ...._. makina Iha cabs· to
the U.S. Coest Guard ·Cutler Point • his lonltlm< political foe Councilman
Divide. John Harper, but enough evidence was
Lifecuards sald the cabin ~i1er1 waa aubmllted to the jury lo D1Mvlct him.
traveling about 1$ lcoots when tt struck sehwerdlfeger was MNlflced 1ut week
an object kl the water and Marted sink· to 1 •ix·moalh IUIPl!nded jail term, a in&. . 11,llO line and placed Oii lhreo yeora'
Neither man w11 injured In the mishap, probailoa durlnc whlcli be mlllt avoid
tileau>nls said. any contac\.wllh Hlr]!Or'i
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Huntington
Police Nab '
19;Naines
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MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY ·13, :1970 .
VCM.. 61t NO. '"' I l l CT IONt. 41 P'AOl l .
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Mesa Resumes ,
··Nudie Arrests
A1 .· Firehouse
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ByTOM BA~Y .... '* .... ~· n.mx··~
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•;I tie la hlo c1o1-1a-,.. ~
~Dr. Slocuni W. d.pd wWI 1IWl'dlf
WIMarcll~.-DIYlnc-loua4
Ille bui<bertll.iw1•1 GI • a ~ to be bia hi .. old .. ..,... ~
aa-~-.. -Oiot4 ... lllll!d ......... "' tilt ... 1leee -·a -Alla dojlol.
di!.... " """'" -the .-·· ....... ·'Ille COiia -~ .... -tllol -· they 'notitied • • -. ·odor
-Oil Ibo ,._. GI ' I l< o · ...-1ng Im', the 1,...... Several
poydUllilD and... w go..t\.i.., ~· ~.}!\ ~ ....__. J=-· r:. ~~, m:lfl'I · . _ :~: ·----...... 1 ia d_ill'l:.t ~ """ =-·I . /, , . him. A ,.....lrJM.l!ii*S.'~ ' , I • ' for, 'J'upldly1 ... t,~ Jtui>1 , , J • ,:• I .•,I ,
la slart J)lly :io. ' -• •. " 'I J froontr. ·Police •Bui Sl9cur11, jji, 'l:ll much· !D"1" In-r~ · -
tereolell ~lo ti"! ~·ol Ye\, I _J _,
-•IJeJ>l>I 1o. tn .~ot~' Kee·p·-ppn .. e "''s PaulA~ .. lil-· ~. · _ .--,... fl.
He hod a.._:~ ID coon with . ; . . . . ~~,:r'i.'tb!:.i~~"':'~ (rish />qrade ·
P.olice Arrest lawyer 1n a11h!O!Ucoul\ action. ·sut A!lllliline, who. -to stale •
tbe ....... behind Dr·. Slocwn'• dedli<l!\
BELFAST, Nor111ern lrelud (UPI) -
A parade «: liO;lllO moo and boys mareJ>,
ed lhl'Olllh Be~ut """'Y· In )lOllwar
l)l•rthera Iroiapd's greatMt dilp1ay ot
froleslant'~wer. A thin line ol Brttilll
\loops,, police ·ud. bal-bed wire dtvidell
them froifl · &man eatbOiica and t• tlJe peaoe. \ I , '
F' h N d: n to Ire him, was qatn ree.lned M the • ire ouse u ~. ........ lawyer .. when <;on.o.i lpld
Judge Judge tllat bl' could oot lake . On Lewd . Charges :.lhe Slocum caae wilN!ul. nitainer .
· Slocµm advised the J\lflsl from the
BJ ARTHUll II. VINSEL ,w~-t's box !bit he wu nol. bankrupl .. • DelW ,.._.Miff , ..,...a-..
A ~ed klllen n;imed Katt wa> but \hat be had paid Auaiuatine a total In What. 'their leaden . called the
1reate1t oalebration1 of the Proteatant
'lcloty .. ., tlw Catholkl· •t the Batt'9
,, Ille Bo:in.e .. lliO, .... ·oL·~ ...
tddJUOl\ll_' l>rol,011ap1a • -~ wm 'nO' 1W1'ender1' banners and &o the t~·
qi JU"! d;wq• , and ~ tu; 2li
jarildeoi zl~ng ....,., tbO ~ '1e :stx B~ .......... o( N .,.
• 'arnaied at. C;olta Mesa's nude' en-of $1,400. ' ~ • \1•0!11 Friday night, after Judie Jud1e reruied la. sanctim a
-•lleled her larrid bilrrip• 8nd disqlSaion o1 ·11nancos betreen. lhe lwo ""'111' ippia_red la lll(letl more than attorney•. TJ\eY 1".lll · aeltle the ilolie .
a -·. . of '"1>o II Dr. Slocum'• I~ at .
'llll cue, ..... )lOIS.ible by· lbe Fourth
l>iltrlct Court ol Aweall' overtUflllng ..
:. 111.: 'l:.l' ~ • i!;u; ~~ Fi.Sherman Finds ·'
.,...._. he IP to a police c;a(, of-
PoJice _bid ~
mardlon alooo. Tbey ¥i1
lltl, -out.
-· said. I .-A. Kati, 11; ·of COila Mesa,
-booked for lnvestitaUion of lewd
lc1•tct IACI ihdectli UpolUl'e · char8'8
-boll'f lakeo lltlder ''"'"' I~ llltPinhouae. a. wu booked at tbe at.Ilion house
~ transferred to OrAI• Qinty Jail, i.w. she ~ !ill ball and waa
'r .,,,.., pmdiq ~t later In
tho -k Jn• -• JUcllcJal; District
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l'llley're US\jll ljy .•¥1 .ol bere, within
tho t>our." said a jail opok .....
· Dotecllve Sit. 'John llePo iad D!...,.
live Gene Norden said they. walchod
Miu Katt's pelvic maneuvert: 41rectly
faclol polron1 IOlled at b1r,........
<lfance County 8"perior c:-1 Judfe
1'Mlrt Corfman recertUY o.r d ere d
la~ not to make such arrQta after
TI till 'hii lawbook1 lo' clelennJne
the CX11wtlta*5..atly of, the iuuu:
Biii ..-alnmf order, requesled .by
G-:a-y ~ ilo!!re, .a -h clef-ol toplelll and ....
.....,.. bars, 11ai ov.rt.hed rrt11ay ·
.-Ing by lbe San --'' court. •
"Since . lbe lt\Juadioe ....... ...
forctnttnt of Seotton t47A of the. penal
code his been lJlled, Ibey will """"111•
to make auch airea*I," aaill Qil&a Mii&
City Attorney Roy JIUlt today.
"And our ofllco wW IO .ollead and
_.ite where 1 Pl<P"' amot his
been made," he added.
The arreot of lbe tlv•foot, •-
Mill Ka~ came after lawmtfl 11'11 •
watchin& for evidence of any impn;rltty
within tbe pmcrlbecl .,.. GI tho 1a ...
' Dmtllt ... ~imatolly • -· ,... J., .... ,
Grisly RemalM · • · ~ ~'1,Z, _,rlPI.,...: · · ' .-Iii ~ 111 Ill' Oralie Order
GARDINER. Mont. (\IPI) - A. Illa.lo ~-:::r tbe lloort f!I Bo!fut ..
caucaalai> tor!O. wllh Ila'-!'""" oll, •--~ ..... ~ didu.': of ill body, waa ~ "-tbl • •J'lllti, Ill . ....
Yellowttone River I mllu -o1 ..... "/t.~ ~~ ~ here Saturday ~ ... 0 -__ .._.,,., -'~ .Tbo ~IQnQ •. "hjch WU_ by a s~~,.i:
ftlherman, WU ~ Ila ~ ,arma, , -Oalholic ~Ing of .i::: ~
and 1qs below the -· II bt'li ~-•twcf·'lieeks· lhat 11as killed 11 l~ lllabbed Z7 tllnt•, and Ila cheol f~vlly E and "''ared 1wndnds mon.
bad been o~ and the heart removect. ~'"'· ..,_ .. _,_, -·----+-..... ~ Ille park CGUnY· ~·1 olllca . , ,
Jed ;a seardl aioac the rl~er la by ' ---'
la ftild ............. .,the body "I' ----· cluu Ob the ldrilty of .the, JndMdaal. • 1
He •• -<lad only In -... Park county _, -Jack Davli said
the body had been ill 1"' •--21 bWrl. • . ' .
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The·Or,...,°"'"'1 ... ' 11-
poaitioft" ..... 1•1 IW. ht ~
coWd be a wlRI*' of ticktttl to '
tbe fair today. The DAILY PILOT
i• fiYin& away 10 pain of llckeu
dally kt \he tab: ! ; .
Cbeck lhe cluained advortlalng
11JCtioll ( under lllll' , and a II
catecori .. ) for a -Jal "ad"
U.Uni '""' name aad. telliltc you bow to oblaln your rr.. tlciltla.
tr your name is there, bl our
.... t. The DAILY PILOT llopoo
you 11\)oy tl)o la1r.
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1'1'owco'1 G-.. a.. .
killed '"1lo "'"°"'· Ont w ,_ low offion> collfd It thi IOOrpl lie
1¢ <Ufr ,.en.. Stol'JI, P"°"!
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"Su.te Atitlaorit1:
Crucial Vote Set
' On Shoreline Bill
SAC!i.ulllNTO (AP) - A crucial vola
II achedµled 'lllelday oe lepalallon to
give the state unprecedented p(anning
and IOn1na autborlty over 1,HJO muu
of oceu and bay .shoreline.
The mtmUre by As.w.mb!yman Pete
Wilsoa (&&n Dieco> ;:;_: &everely
Crlticbed by llXDe CCNe n'*.JPbM
It .tu 1ppro•iif'J""! u ·tij the-A"Uembl)'
Natural Resources and Conservation
CommJUee as the weakest of three pro-
posals before the commlltee.
However, lie} of an appropriation clauae ·
~ wly 1enactmll{lt or enforcement
of Uiose pl~ questionable.
The involvement ot local aoverament
~hich is dependent on development to
mc;re~ the property tax base, is the
pnnc1pal reason cOnaervaUonists have
criticized lbe Wilson bill as weak.
From Pnge 1
NUDIE ...
ERRANT GARBAGE TRUCK MAKES SHAMB~ES 01'.WALL
Homeowner Thought W•ll W•• Like 'Rock of Gibralta~ --=--'--"-'~~~~~~~
Since then It baa been amended to
~te a 18DO,OOll approprlatl.. !or
state admlnlatraU... ol aborellne devtlop-.
m..i Jn ltocal ll10-'11. .• -loll to
the llate'a conllrluln( buc!pt crtala.
But ...., with -two .. .-!or
COD11r111t1oi111t1, the Willol bW to he
Voted Cl! by the -blJ' · W1y1 and
Meant Committee Tuelday"woold 1111!&1
a bule ch&111• la tha llale'• rolo 'ln
both . local planllln1 and ... v1roamen1a1
Involved, Norden saJd someone tore a
•t.50 coll wire out of their unmarked
detective car, rendering Jt inoperative
He aatd, 1n hla opinion, it was · a
Flrthoute employe, but tbe eta.ff of
bouncers proclaimed their lrinocence ' Truek Meets .Wall AWOL Troop
prolectlon. . •
Patrol ~gt. Bob Good< uld he .' iu.d
OUicer Dennis ~eld were subjected
to heckling and verbal abuse by
Firehouse owner Ray Rohm, another
bouncer and an unldenUfled woman.'
DAILY PILOT
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Driver Suffers Painful Injury
A Loguna Bac:h trl!il 1n1ck dri""
.... poialulfy injured S.lllrdoy in • freak
-that left two ol tlle bill trucks
• lempararily out ol oommis.OOo on a
-billlide nlld. Vemoa Jtlllilns, :3, ol Santa Ana,
... tam. to South ~ Community
Boopital !or ""8Jr ol d&ma11ed ten<lo!w am a fractured wrist afte:· be slammed
bis Oftu Dispooal Co. truck into a wall
• lo a.--ao ~ vehicle an Temple Hilfa Dri~f before
noon Saturday.
Jmkins told police he had been
"rldizlc" bis -.. down Ille ~-__..__ -p.
-·-roadway. -they beoted and failed, ........ tbe bi& truck to lain
opeed.
A> he tried to oteer pa.t another
traoh truck to avoid a collisioo, Jenkins
said he spotted tbe onoom1ng car and
beaded !or tbe wall, police reported.
Robert Preclodo, 21, alao ol Santa
Ana, driver ol tilt llOCOOd truck, told
pollce he noticed Jentim' truck ap-
proaclllng !ram the rear at hlib Speed
as he neared tbe batrpln bend oo Tomple
Hiiis Drive. l'r<clado laid he sounded
his horn to wam the other driver of
the dangeroos situation ahead, then heard
a cram .. the Jeokinl truck hit the
wall
LookinC back 'to ... what had hap-
pened, Preciado ran bis own truck Into
l:be center guard nil on the bend, pallce
repori<d, but "' oerlGus damage mulled.
Traffic in both directknl WIS blocked
until the two larp truckJ could be
rmioved.
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Chet Huntley Says .Nixon
Shallow,MakesHim·Mr~d
NEW YORI( (UPI) -Oi<I Huntley
NfS Presklent Nb:on is shallow and
Vice ~ Spiro T. Apw II ap-
peellai to bae elements. Nbioa fl1gltlem blm. ,,__him-.
"I've been With Nlloa eoclally,n the
rearm, NBC -llld In an Jn. temew with Lift mq:ulne. "I've tniveJ..
ed wtlb blm Ill bis pri-plane; I've
1ee11 tnm under many cmd.WODI.
'"Ibe ~ d the man
-me; lbe !let that he It Preoldent 111"*"8 me," Nici Huntley
who reUno AUi. I lll<r It )'WI on
the HunUey-Brtnllley Report.
Huntley, who II retumlni to bll home
atate of Moatml, Mid, "Spiro Agnew
II -1lllc to the mOll be,. ol •-la. All 1lle networks broU their a.u JIUtUnl b 1 I flmOUI Del Meinel
ipeecb. oo tolevillon. We almoat cruted
him, !or Qod'a -.•. I ,_ beln&
lumped lo with bb -establllhment effete intellectuall. I've had more cow
mmure m my bocts than he ever thought
oboul."
Huntlei lllid he waa coocerned "that
S$ })G'Cellt of the Americm people are
getting most of their news from TV,
Tbe.ae are people who, for the most
part, are belrl& coruon!td wlth """'
for the flnt time. And tbetlt are the
people who fonn the Aanew claque."
O! the presidents be' h& met, "f
think l liked LBJ best. He was k I n d
to mt. As imufferable as he could be,
he .,.. a s.r-and fUDJ!1 IDlll at
-. I never tried to arpe -him •
I jull kept !lllq h!a alua wllh 1<»tcb
and we talkad about lnedlnc beretm!a.
I'm loinl down to hlS nnch oomede1
and sell him a ~ull."
He Kid "ooverm, the lltromutl wu
an e1trdle in bondoln. 1be networU
all got trapped. Moil ut:uiaull are
dull as bell. nice I u Y 11 mechanie1.
The ooly ooes who hed a mind ol
their .... dkln1 lasl lcq."
Police Arrest
Arabian Hijacker ,
BEIRUT (UPI) - A JS.ytlMlld Saudi
Arabian hijacked a Saudi Arablin
Alrlinel jetliner with 119 peroona aboard
to Dam~, Syria, SUnday In what
he uJd w11 a protest against his coun-
try's associaUOD wUh American Oil in-.
tereots.
P.,..npn said die hijacker, Identified
by police 11 Fahd Bakhelt Al-Hari>y,
opened fire with bis pl!lol I n t o the
ceiling of the Boeing 707 jet after It
landed In DamUC\11. Police mealed him.
'I'hert were no tnJurle:s.
BUY WHERE IT'S MADE
SAVE UP TO 50°/o
THIS WEEK ONLY
Mon., July 13 thru Set., July 18
Announcing
a new break
thru in .•.
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SOFAS 20%. OFF
THIS IS AN
ADDITIONAL
SAVINGS OVER
OUR LOW
PRICE
ALSO CUSTOM REUPHOLS11RING
UP.HOLSTERED
FURNITURE
Ruffell'• menuf1ctur1s the
fin11t furniture you wlll
find tnywh1r1. You ••• It
encl 11l1ct it rlqht In our
showroom. Pay up to 10 "·!
111•, than r1t1il. Choo••
from an unllmit1cl 1tl1c.
tion of f1bric1. Cu1tom
ch1niu art also pos1lbl1.
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Identified
As Victim
One of two yoong men hacked to
death July 4th at a small beach near
Isla Vista was identified Sunday as an
AWOL sol<lier carrying a friend's iden-
tificatlon rpen to throw autboriUt.S
off bis lrla
Flnl!erprinl checka In Wllhlngton
discioeed he 11 really Pvt. Homer C.
Shadwick, 11. ol Sturgll. Mlcb., lmteAd
of Stepbeo Hess, 20, wbOle driver's ll·
cenee be carried..
Shadwick, Tbomu Dolan, 17, of
Manhattan Beach, and Thomas M.
Hayes, 19, whole partnts live in C)"l)rea,
were brutally 1luhed and llabbed durlni
lhe udlltlc attack.
Hayes, 1De lone suntvor, remains tu
critical candlllon at Goleta V a 11 e y
Hospital u euthor!Ueo hope to be able
to queotlon him and poalbly obla1n Jn.
formation to help IO!ve UM!! cue.
A stroller found the three Suncfey
~but Shadwick and Dolan ,.....
beyond p. '
Sanla BaliJara Cowlty autllor!Ues an-
nounced Sunday th.It Hess hid been
found Urine with Shodwtck't 11111er and
her bUlb1nd In Seatlde and helped Ide ..
lily tilt' vlcUm'• body. '
He lllt the ...-...i )'<11th ~ bltd>
hilted oul lrom Saginaw, Mich, with
him In Juno and waa llllq h!a Ide!> tificOuao to avoid capture.
Investlt:1ton 11"1 Shattwlct w 11
r.,,.ned ·-wtthoul leaw from Ft. LeWll, Walil. since Wt October.
At praent city an dcounlJ>. planning
commlslionl and their city councfll and
UIUllty boards ol oupo,lvllon , have the
final Word lo all aliortllno 'land' UH
decillonl. • '
The wu.., bill nuld alliw local
government tilt ume veto u -bolda
over llhorellne developmen(. ·biit land
owners and developers would also have
to satisfy a regional shoreline agency
with a veto over devek>pment, but land
OWllen and developers would also ha ve
to satisfy a regional shorelinea pncy
with a veto over develQP.mU.UI witb1n
1,000 yardl of the shoreline'.
Thele boardl -made up prlmarlli
of k>c::ally eleded officlala -would be
accotmtab1e to 1 17-member ltlte board
dominated by public members, and civil
fines up to •10,000 could be usessed
agllnlt private cltlzens or local govern-
ment agenclf:I which ignore the Ordera
of the new boards. 1
1be state and local board• are allo
ordered to develop exteMive 1and use
criteria and pianl under the Wlllon bill.
Rome's Andreotti
Seeks New Post
ROME (UPI) -1 Giulio Andreotti went
to w<rk today oo the ~t talk
ol hil loq and varied pGIJtiell caner-
convlncfq fellow polllicfanl he can ""°'
ceed .. pnm1er.
II he succeedl, the Sl·YNMld floor
leader of the ~tian Democr1Uc bloc
In the Chamber ol Depuliet could form
a new coallUoo government by nezt
weekend. ·
1be confrontation occurreCI, he said, ;hen be IDd Hossfeld lrled to Intervene
urlng a fight between a bouncer ahd
another man who aald he d.ldn't 1 cart
1Cf PJ'Olf:¢Ute over the matter.
The bouncer ran back ln!lde as police
approached, said Sgt. Goode. and did
fl?l return as req ues ted to discuss the
disturbance.
Newport Man's
Flag, Driving
· Bring Arrest
A N~ri Beach man whoae
wlndahleld Wu allegedly emblazoned
with an American Flag into whlCh a
peace symbol bad been cut was arrested Friday Ill Colla Mw.
Cary E. Schwineke, 21, of 451 Bolero
Way, was releued OA his promile to
appear ln court this Friday morning
for arraignment under Section 814 of
the Military and Veterans Code
Patrolman Pat Rodeen aiso dted
Schwaneke for making a right tum on
a red traffic llaht in vlolaUoa of the
posted law at the biltraectlon Involved .
'lbe officer aid he made the illegal
maneUver while he was tailing him
waHing for a "SOod spot to atop him
and make the arrest for the milde-
meanor Flag vlolatlcm.
He wu pulled over at Newport
Boulevard and Superior Avenue afte.r
the second alleged infraction.
~ummer Pops Coricerts
MONDAY EVENINGS UNDER THE STARS
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ON THE MALL AT FASHION ISLAND
" HENRY BRANDON CONDUCTING THE
FASHION ISLAND POP CONCERT ORCHESTRA
JULY 13 PROGRAM-9 P.M.
Fashion Island Overture
· P•n the Piper
Gaite Parisienne
Exodus
Moonlight Safari
Tan go of Roses
Blue Scarecrow
Harlem Nocturne
Manci~i Favorites
The Little Ballerina
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FASHION J ISLAND
NEWPORT CENTER
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BeachNarco
Sweep Nets
4 3 Suspects
In lbeit smb C'CllfMICUti.ve weekend ..,_ Hunllnal<>n Beadl ·..,collcs of-
fK."tft Md agents fnm the Special
Eo1or«ment ·Detail (SEO) rounded up
43 pririona on varying n•cotics char1es
in ll!O uu...day period.
De8cribed as "no big deal" by Sgt.
Jack Reinholtz ol the police department's
natcolics bureeu, the ' forays out onto
the beach and bomes netted on1y minor
quantities of mll'ijuana and other drugs.
No drul dealers were ll'Te9ted, Reilh>llz
oaid. '\ Thirty~ of the arrests were made
by SED officert who have made more
than 350 dope arrests since the det.ail'•
inception sis" weeks aao.
"We hope to gain the reputation that
Huntington Beadl is rd the place to
do yWI thing. We wlllt to re<urn the
bead> to the public and make it safe
for familits,'1 aaid Reinho}t%.
Ninety per<ent of U-tak«I In
Cllllody OYer the m<Rllh'Olld~ .Ion&
period were residents of other cties,
accm1inl to l!dmoltz.
Thole ploced behind ban during the
most recent SWffP will face either dJ:U«
poseession d.larg.es or dtarges ci being
ln 1 place where drugs were used.
V nknown Object,
Plus Big Hole
·~ake Wet Day
OAIL Y P'ILOT Ili ff l'llt"
YOUNGSTERS REJOICE AS LAKE IS FI LLED
At Mlle Squ.re, Recreation •nd Water fo r the Park
Little Touch of Tropics
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j. •IOot 'cibin cruller aank one-and--r -F ta. 'Tall '1 ~m0 .. o11t111·-"'ll1t•1Nto• \ZA.J. mes ··to oun m. ·:• ey ~-y-'a larp-WIS
riJilled In the u rllolrd boor "1 ao • ; -r-I .
uqpowa .,-..,.i object. c By ,,.ay <X>VILLE Much of that lease="'1 II -Mb' men (II txwd, frank Neri Of .. ,...., PNllf ..... Id b • ..._ _,,,,It • It of llldny Ciiy and Walt Und<nood, . pa Y •~ .--• m f I'>• coune &08 California St., Hunt.mcton Beach, A small part ol·the tropics is growing which is <WI a sub-lease.
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boll. in the heart ol FOUJUin Valley. In 1968 the county hired the firms
were reacu 1 · It *'"5 in August when the first of VOorhei• Trindle and Nel5on, Inc.
City lifeguards said the "Carol S. phase of Mile Square Regional Park architects and engineers, and Cornell,
Creeper,'' owned by Peters, sank to is comp~ by Oraqge County Brl~rs and Troller, landsca p e
the Clbln roofllne, p ..... and Underwood lhor'U H ' '-the desc ibe ardtltecll, to. design lhe •••k.
bad p:epued an ~table life raft but 1't".· I es. . ere •. llUft' Y r -'Ibis is how Mile Square Park looks
did not uae it. • from the eyos of the ardtltectJ.
They were picUd up by • paaolng · EXD'11C PLAN'lil "As '" pass the ~onnatkll kiosk
bolt ·1rans1erred to the city lifeauard "1l>e.1t111U lill will he planted with we are directed to ""'""'I visitor parldng
craft and .,.-a11y taken lo Newport 1 variety of oem1-tnipical planti, palms lots nestled In rolling land-and ocreen
Harbor their cabln cruiler in tow, by and n.otic lfOUnd covers to create the plantings."
the u:s. Coast Guard CUtter Point imap ol a quiet lqoon in a ·more From there the architect cre.ats a
Divide. · · tropical setting." verbal imace of a walk throqh the
Ufecuards said the cabin cruiser was Along wtth • the lajOOQ, 80 acres of emue park.. •
lraVlllnc lboul 15 1mob when it llruclt pdnic grouncfl are expected lo he r<ady The casual -lier Uni approaches
an object fn tile wn. and llarted alnk-for ·die late lllllU1le\' rush of basket the picnic grounc1s and amall lake. now
Ing. • .. ~. ~ -b'• lllichesP."""·~loti-, hiddenof lemon'°"'bothde. s'•' oet fur an early Aqp _.1ng. '11uoufllt Neither man WU injw~ m -.a.aauop, ... a.lU6 aes the architect's ,vision a mild, trop6cal
lifepsdl aaicl. by lar1e mounds Of earth, cOvered In setting is envisioned, with hut-like picnic
Disabled Miners
Close Diggings .
MUL!ENS, W. Va. (UPI) -Roving
bands of disabled coal miners today
shut down at least nine mina in IDUthe:rn
West Vlrgmia and idled about 1.500
miners to protest the pension policltJ
of the United Mine Workers Union
(UMW). .
The Disabled Miners of Soothern West
Vllglnia, beadquartered hero,. charged
that UMW president W. A. (Tonyl Boyle
rdused to discuss hospital and pension
benefilS with them.
All nine mines closed were In Wyoming
county. A spot check showed major
mines In Ra!eiF, McDowe11, Mercer and
Fayette counUes were working. . ·
James Leebet, UMW district 21 presi-
dent at nearby Beckley, said he had
not. 'completed a check of the: mines
but added ''better than 95 percent of
the mines" in his district were operating.
It was the second time within three
.weeb: aUempts Wert made to shut down
the mlne! because of the dispute with
union officials. 'Ibe · miner• succeeded
In thutlin1 down most of the mines
late 1111 mooih bul wlthdrow picket
lines alter a union repretelltative ~
roiled to meet with them.
TEN. WlNN~RS
grus, are nearly complete. This partion table areas and restrooms.
Of tDe regional park rtSls at the After a tarn around the take, PoPP8 ~-section of Mile Square. Its takes the children to the small zoo
entruce ls df Euclid Street, north of and perhaps a pony ride. Mother and
Warner Avenue. dad can abo rent a bicycle to pedal
It's nestled next to the 140-acre Mile · to farther reaches of. the park -or
Sqaani Golf Course which opened last they can follow the hiking trails. summer. The golf course was actually
the first part of the regional park to PICNIC F ACILITI~
open. Another section of the park features
~O pVftp()gES volleyball, tennis and badminton courts
The small Jake, It measures . about intermiJ:ed with small picnic nooks. -~• ~ack in the car, the family can drive 500 ftn long and Ul feet wide, serves a little further on, first crossing a small a -1e· purpooe lo< natural heeuty apd" as .a reservoir for the park's lr-stream and series of p)nd!. Whoa, atop
rigaUon l)'Stem. the car at the historic vlllage.
It may• .be used for model boats and ' Some or Orange County's brighter past
small fbiting, but coonty authorities will be reconstructed here. Venerable
hiven't decided its full potential yet, old edifices · from around the county
Cost of the first phase or the park will be refurl>ished and placed on their
is $983,000. A spokesman for the coLmty oWn· si(e withfn •the park. Researchers
said the lake and picnic areas are being will ·give it that "Turn~f-the-century"
completed faster than originally planned. touch. · Thf: rest of the park's 260 acres will Shady lanes, small gardens, a
be built over a period " several years, blacksmith.,s shop and a livery stable
with the: speed depending upon funding. will add character·to the "old town."
The Mile Square Regional ·Park con-Near the town another lake will provide
cept first saw light in 1963 when an thrills for miniature boat enthusiasts.
advisory committee appointed by county Further north are more picnic areas,
aupervi.sors developed a master plan of small ponds and lots or open space.
,parks for the county, Mile Square, ARCHERY RANGE
ltecame one of the top priorJUes Heading west now,· the family car
for development. passes near .archery ranges with roving
Cl5 .ACRF3 targets and other facilities. More sc;enie
• Io 1117 the COW1ly leased 485 acm picnic groosxis are found past the archery
.from1the 11.S. Departmeot of.. the Navy ranges.
-wllicb 110! hciicb the center of Milo "The tiortheast comer of Mile Square
Square for tta Marine heUcopt.er fac!Uty park will contain another moderlte-aiie
-fcr 'IU,llltl ·a yW. · · (Seo MILE SQUARE, Pap J)
CycliS~s Battle_
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1 Shot Near Huntington Gangfight .. . .
Two motorcycle. lfOOPS believed to
be oanlealplotiac a merger abruptly end-
ed neptiatlono with a glD(!fl&ht in a
~ Beacll alley Sunday nil)it.
Shortly thereafter, police said they '
found a 20-year old Cypress yooth in
Ule area suffering a gunshot wound in
the shoulder.
Held in HunU!lf!lon Beach City Jail
todly on charges rtnging from attempted
murder to pclllflaion of dangerous drugs
are lt mmUrs of the "Hangmen" and
Beach Man
Faces Term ' .
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On Extortion
J.. "Bamhees"· who are. ICCUled. ·by on foot but they · all aot away." lie
police of taking part in the fracu. ,.Jd. · •
· Oliloer. lion KeUOc· aald he and Sgt. .Minuit.< iata:. aC<Qrilini to KelJoC'
Jun. •Howe arri·~· at ~ f,... -ne the sbootin1 victim w11 discover,ed walk-. ·~ •~ .... ~ 1ng· ilone on foot in" tile vlClnily of: -: llJ< rear oi a Quee<i. Lane all!!Y Kffisoo ·Lane and ·slater Avmue willl·
-•ioond 10:30 p.ip. fo find ,.veral a .22 callber bullet WOlllld In hil lei\,
ol the motoreyc~in a small alterca-lhouJder.
lion. , The man, who claUned to ba~ no
"We had a report that some o( these c:omecUoo with either club, Kid he bad
people had rifl11.. When we Sol there been abot by an unknown u••U•nt and
they broke up l"4 id!. I JKn\lld one (See GANGS, Pqe I)
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15.0,.000 Irish
A Huntington Beach man co11victed'-
of aUempting to eJ:torl $5,000 from a
school dlstrJct trustee has been ordered
In Big March
to appear July 30 in Superior Court
for sentencing.
Victor Yee •sao, 23, ot 220 12th St.,
was found guilty by a jury Friday of
attempUng to obtain that sum from
Dr. Ralph Bauer ii .a letter that warned
the official he would lose bis life if
he failed to comply with its demands.
Dr. Bauer Is a trustee of both tbe
Ocean View ind Huntington Beach Union
High School diatricts.
The youq Cal Stale Fullerton atudent
WU arrtlted in November ltet lfter
......... ~.llle~of Nl>'tt 1't ... Jl•lfo ..
• police ·::r:r· llUt irivatlpton fiilif to -..,,._. for tho
BELFAST, Northern lreiud (UPI) -
A parade of 150,000 men and boys in11.rch-
ed through Belfast today in postwar
Northenl Ireland's greatest display of
Prot<stant power; A thin line ol British
troops, police and barl>ed wire divided
them frml Roman Catholics and kept
tbe peace.
la what their leaiden caUed tbe
grutt..t celebration of tile Pn>tmtant
victary ..er the Cathollca at the Battle
of 'Ille 1!o1ne ~ 180, ""'" GI -.... c g!~~,. ... ----''no IW •mder" banners aad to-ti. tune
of lllal. drums .Dd .,..._ la II par.-'"""'" ....... °" -of
the alx British coun1iea of Northln
lrel-Police bad predicted IO,mo
Bellas! man:hers ai-. Tbq aald 150,000 (urned ouL . •
"But there's peace rilbt i.crcm
Northern Ireland," an anny spcitesman
!"id. after tile three-hour Oranp Onler
Mareh thniogh ihe heart ol Belllllf.
. The 11,000 ("""" . and jioliee did ""'
use their rlfles, their telr pa, tbtlt
clubs, their shields or the two water
c:aDllOll n-lo -Gcmany. Tbq uoedthei~--aftwwordsto
promlt •.-•I' ... DI 1111 ~-· r1oUot " 1lie >put two -ihat bu -11 -.... ilijured -~. ' -thruia -ta the ldlool -by
Ille -am-Aniertcan.
Dr. 8-r, !It, an lndusirial chemiat, Sl 1J · J _ d .. 8 . :sH:i~11u!i:!"r,.:='hi~ ocum ecwre ane, life and the lives of members of hll ·
family would he forfeit U 11,000 wu/ --,
notle!t•la loc•Uon•pecllled by 1-. Murde't1Trial Date Set
Plate Glass Door
Mishap Injures
Valley Sitter
A young belly-litter suffored deep
pStes when lhe ran thJlJllh a plate-
glass door w bi I e watc!tlng children
Satuniay in a FNILaiD Valley home.
Kathy Qualls, 11, of 6802 Bridgewater
St., Huntington Bead! WIS u.ted In good
conditJon today at Huntington Intercom·
munity Hospital.
Fountain Valley firemen said Kathy
ran through the door thinking it was
open. The glass smashed, cutting her
and trapping her in the doorway, firemen
&aid.
Kathy's screams brooa:nt a neighbor,
David Green, 8892 La Roca St., Fountain
Valley, who eased the girt out of the
doorway. called the fire department'a
reswe team and administered first aid.
The lirl .... bobylliltiJw··· .ll04 La
Roca St., Fountain Valley, when the
aoddent OC<UrrOci Saturday nflhl.
Beach Tot, 3,
Drowns in River
A three-year.old Huntington Beach boy
drowned in the Llttle Truckee ruver
Sunday while on vacation with lis fanUJy,
Sheriff's dePuUes I oaid Matthew
Felland, 3, w·aa fishing • with bis dad
when he fell In the river. Searchers
found the boy's body three hour• later.
Mr. and Mrs. Brodie Felland, Uve at
9201 Albany Circle, Huntington Beach.
Funeral arrangements are ·~ ar-
rival of the family at Dilday Brothers
Funeral Home, Huntqton Bead>.
The Felland family Wll Vaattioning
1n· Nor11>ero Oalifotnlf.
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Dr. Wesley G. Sklcum wu today
doclared to he -and capable of
assisting In his dot0..... 1o ehqes that
he killed and -ed .h1a -
d1ugbter.
The Colla M<la phyaician dr<w tnat
ven:Ud on the reports Of t w o
poychialrlatl aDd Superior ec..rt Judge
James F. Jud(e lmmedlltely ordered
dlsmiasaJ of sanity proceedlnp qa1nst
him. A pre-biaI hearing was 9dleduled
fQr 'I:'Uesday with the jury trial tlated
to start July 20.
But Slocum, 48, was much more ln-
Wosted today In tile Pl'Jl!T'SI of yet
another at.tempt to4 fire trial lawyer
Paul ·~ as his attorney ol record.
He' hid another attqmey ln court With
him and asked Judge Judge to r«qp1he
that llichoei P. Gerboll would he his
ilWJ'lr bi all fulure court adlcll.
But Augµstine, who nf-to sWe
the J'MSOn. beblnd Dr. Jllocum'I ~
to •fire him; was agabi reWned u ~
surgeoo 's _lawyer 1fbln Gerboll. tDW
Judge Judge that ba could not IUI
on the Slocum cue without a retainer
fee . ·
Slocum advised the llOial from 1he
defendant's box that he was notbaniuupt
but that he had paid· Alll!llJtlne a Jotal
of $1,fOO. I ~ -
Judge Judge refl.I~ to aa~on. a
dilcuukJD of finance9 !*tween the two
attonieys .. They will ..W. the isoue
Ex-Valley Mayor
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Report · Clarified
of who ii Dr. . Slocum., Jaw1!lr ~
~y'• pr&lrio1 -· Dr. Slocum wu c:barged with, murd«
last Mardi 27 when movina IMO foond
the buldlered remolna of -ii alleged
to he hi1 3-mootb-old daughter Cynthia
in a freezer shipped from .the o.ta
Meaa borne lo ·a Santa AM. depot.
Workers fotmd the child's remaini
a!l<r they noticed a atrong ncb-
emanating ·from' the freeur. Several
parts of tile body, all c:ar<fully wroppOd
in bq_tcber's ptper, were dilcovered In
tile appliance.
Beach Seniors
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Heading for SF
San Frudaco la the llMinatian of
HWl(ing(ol Beach aenlor dtizeM who . .
wiD he leaving on a fc>Ul'<fay bip July u.
Hldijlg in a chartered bul, they wiO
loW: Ille Coalial cit¥ and eal at
F11hennan's Wharf.
Total c:oot of ·the journey b 1$3,
~ to 1r ... Edwardl, """ dire<:· tor.
.Additiooal WormaUOll about the trip
as well u sip.up forms are avail1bll
{(om Mrs . .Edward! at 53&-H. . •.
Wudaer
The weather ptcture looka 1 1llt1e
w a r m e r todly. Temperatlltel
should range in the blih IOI with
IUllllY ski,. prevallln1 aJoo, lbe
IN PILOT TOD A.¥ I •
Tbe Oranre County Fair & Ex·
poeltioo opens tomorrow. But' you
could be a winner of Ucket.s to
the fair today. The DAILY PILOT
la living 11'1Y lt pain II Ucll:ell
dally to the fair.
Lions: A f .-r ; Tir,~~;
i. -• 11!>rY COl1COflllnc the lelllenc1nc '! .f•ri•f .Fouo~n. Y~\ley tllA1"' Robert ,,..,.....tf>cer, -vlctod of mHinl u
obee•ne or IMOYJiil phone calla, ...,.
Ll.ined tnaCcurate-tilformlUon.
111• Dally Pilot Incorrectly .. 1d last
Thuradly that 'a peychlilrlc report. on
SCbwerdUeaer blamed the calla On en»-, ' u .... 1 1tre1t while the evaluation _.ty
11ld he was\,; a.....,.. menial state.
Orance eout. j
INSmE TOD~Y
, Spectoculor -~ On San Franci.sco'1 Golde" Gatti Brido1
killtd 1tint peT.Scm.s. Ont vttnm&
law o#/ictr cal!td it the ..-.• ht
had C!vtr rem. Story, plaoto
Check the cl>ssifled advertising
secUoa (UMier any and a 11
oe::ate1ories) for a apecial "ad"
listin& your name and telling you
how to obtain your tree t.lckell.
lf your name Is there, be our
IU<IL The DAILY PILOT ~
you """1 the fair.
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Art your tires getting chewed up 1
They may be if you drive throu gh
Orange County's newest recreation at..
traction, Lk>n Country Safari, wh.ich
features dozens of the big call in a
copy of their natural habitat.
The beasts in J.he drive-through section,
h:twever, don't stem to be too aatllfied
with their share of the park's $17,000
mo1tbly food bill.
Lmy Heath, ,eneral manager of Lkm.
Country, la)'• that ao far, aeven tires
have been punctured 'by lions' teeth 11
sightseers m&de the eight-mil·' drive.
The management happily refunds lbe
cost of such casualties, he explained.
"Of course, u~re are many more
lnsta1ees whereJ ions will come up Ind
take after the Urea, but DOt that many
bite them," Heath added.
Other dathage inflicted by dtniztns
of the Laguna Hills amusement park
-ll proper. prelCl'ibed -·.u.n. ..... been taken -will also be repald.
The llO-minute ride Lalce1 vlllton ,.
, 1 f I I thro_qh SOOWand ltrraln transformed
into an African vtld, whert Uou, :aiebru,
giraffes and many other dfttures coex·
ist. .. •
The lnbabiianll toial Pi Ind the
nwnher i1 """""· since a iloby ui.1.,,.
and 1even Uon cubs hive b;len , tiOrn
1Lbc:e the lmpreaalve ~
Now going Into Ill M<Olld mooth, Uoa
Country'• _,..tion •llO upaodo due
to ihe arriva) ol new anlmlls lhipped
in to live at the aame pretervt.
Rocallecl Lall Tt•. the .... ma,... •bu
oteadlutly cleeled makin1 the coils to
his ion,tlmt pollllcal foe Councilman
, JoM llarJ>e<, but, """"" evldenco Wll l\lhmlttod to the Jury to c"'wicC him.
~ .... ...-last ~k
to a 1llMno11th aulflOnded Jall tenn, a
11.lllO fine Ind· placed .. -,......
prvbltlon durinc which ba -1..o! •11¥ conta<t with Harper.
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J ·DAil Y PILOT " -.,, NIU, 1970
180~000 Chilly ;
Huntington W at.ers Cool Off.
A .......... llltlleWll<rlln>-
,.._ t;llod .... ---1•.• -!l'Oln dlppln( Into ... .....
"""' th ls weokml along Hundngton _......_.
. Lifecuanl& said lnday the ·-temperature ~ fnlm a warm 69
~ Jl'riclaf In a cooler 59 degrOM
this mew nhc. ,
"An ........ , drop, but probably due
to a change In acean CW'J'f1ltS," one
lifeguard said.
A crowd of ely 27,000 opread oul
alq the city belch Saturday -
••• -.. Jluntln&WI ~ ......
IOd -10,0ll In Bolla °'"" lk t.n>perature that day' .... 71 .......
aad nt<r t.mperalln II cte..-
'lbe <n>Wds picked up Sundoy -
the air t.mperature jwnped as hlCli'.,U 'II d<grees. .
CUy li!tcuard& -'15,000 _.. filled their beach. while 35,000 and 10,000 were
_,... at Huntington and Bolla Chica
-beacbe<, ,.,.,ec:tlvely. W a U r ~ .... 61 --Sonilly.
Huntington's Air·F_orce
Finally Gets Hotne B<Ue
~ County has Ill first munldpal
air iaree bue, and accordln& In lhm-
tingloa Beacb pollc< chle( E a r 1 e
Robitaille, the facility will be open for
publlc jmpectlon AUi-ti.
city'& ~-air force of two HIJlhe& ~
helicopla's.
Sailor Hurt
·In_ Accident
At Dana
A Sou&h Gate man trying to lt&rt
an outboard qtne lrr mid-channel at
Dana Harbor Sunday aitfered a bfldly
mangled hand when he caught it in
a spimi"I !lywbeol.
San Clemente lifeguards sakt D. J.
Edlrldge ·suffered acute blood loss In
the pre.noon accident at the new harbor.
Guards rushed the injured man to South
Coast Community Hotpital in •South
Laguna in a llfeguard staUon wagon.·
Eldridge, 56, was treated at the
hospital for blood loss and· ~vere cutll
on hil kit palm. He ·wu reported In
good condition. . .
'"1t accident occurred near the ,harbor \
enlral1ce alter the 10-llonepoWer M·
board on the man'• arnall boat failed ..
The band ~ lapiled In lhe cooUnc
flywheel as the enalne &Isled apin.
,,,. • .... holiPort. located between
~West and Gotbln!Sll. just IOll1h
of Talbert Ave., is home-base for tbe
Chlel Robltallle PoinUd "'t . that ...
of the ..-the city built It& own
service facility Is tt ",. C<J!lthlg $13.IO
per hour to malntaln the two craft
at a private malntainance facllily. He
gays It -only cost& fll per hour
for repair services,
Rah, Rah, Rah for Ra II
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Other than the single mishap, aj:tivity
on Capistrano Bay Area beaches and
waterways was busy, but unevenUul,
GANGS •••
Sgt. Robert M-. leader hoficopter
squadron, said the open houae will be
"• good o~tllity for the public In
see the craft flying the local sides and
to see bow they are kept ln top flying
conWtion." FM · pilots ~ t h r e I
ot>......... patrol the aty In the
holicoptus.
Crew of Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl's
papyrus boat Ra II cheer and wave as their craft
nears Bridgetown Harbor, Barbados, Sunday night,
ending a two-month, 3,200-mile voyage across the
AUantic inlended to show that the Egyptians could
·have done ii 6,0oo years ago. Trig, second attempt by
Heyerdahl to cross AUantic ln~yrus boat, origi· nated in Safi, Morocco, on Afri s west coast. Craft
is named for ancient Egyptian god.
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lifeguards said. ~
The lack of surf dur:C Satufliay ·and
Sunday kept rescues <'down amon, the
estimated 67,000 weekend visitors at San
Clemente city and Ofange County
beaches. direeled offacers to an apartment at
1701 Queens Lane where the 19 men
wen arrested.
He was taken to ~ latermm-
munity Ha&pital far trectment Ind
relea9ed this morning. Offioen declined
to identify him until the lnvestigaUon
Is J'O!Tlplete and said It may be poosihle
r.., him ID ld<olily the aU.Ckor.
Police haulecl .-al of the clubimm
M d the aparlmeot ltJelf while othen
were caught in perimeter checi:ponts
aet up by police departmerlt's crack
trwble-tbootlng foroe, the Sp e c i a 1
En!o-DeWI.
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but Officer Kellog said both the
"'ffanemen" and the "Blclhees'' are
-Jn Orqe <Joun!y. Some 10 moi«cycles ..... dioow-
io ·• prage nearby the apartment and held by police.
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Mom Held in Deaths
NEW YORK (UPI) -Fonner cocktail
waitress Alice Crimmins was to be ar·
raigne<j ~ an diarges d murder
and _..,.. In the <loath& ~ her
two small children just five yean qo.
Bound for Pearl
MILE SQUARE ••
lake. oub-lroplc:&l plants and such Dora
as nagnollas, mimosas and jacarandas.
Down the west side of the park will
be the more lonnal r=eallon grounds
USS Henry Clay: first Polaris submarine ever to calliat Long Beach,
moves out of batbor on. its way to new home .~rt at Pearl Harbor,
Oahu, Hawaii. Sub is being reassigned to PacWc Fleet after 18, 60-
day patrols in the Allanf.!c. It· is nqclear powered and carries 18
Polaris missiles.
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with plldHnd.putt Sill' golf, ba9tbell,
football am other active sports.
'Ibe last section features an organized
picinJc area, small ampitheater, horse-
shoe pits, shuffleboard, and c r o q u e t.
To the south a teen center may be
built with a swimming pool. At the
end of t h e journey th e family c a r
moves through a pine-covered fore st and
past casual fishennen .
County officials can't say when the
total dream becomes a reality, but the
first part opens in August. It's the start or bigger things to come.
Walter Knott Named
As Briggs' Chairman
George Oelabanty, chainnan of the
committee to ~lect Assemblyman John
V. Biiggs (RrFullerton), has announced
that Walter Knott will be the honorary
cbairmm of the committee.
Other committee members named
were Norman Danoff, co-chairman and
Marvin Warden, finance chairman.
Beach Publishes
City News'letter
For Information
The City· of Hunlington Beech has
spent lt,600 Jn publishing a !our-page
newsletter.
The first issue of the letter, titled
. Huntington Sands, has been distributed
to 35,000 homes and aparbnents in the
city. A tDtal of 40,000 copies was printed
with the remaining 5,000 going to
businesses and being available for in·
formation requests about the city.
The newsletter, which carries the
slogan "Informed Citizens are the Guar~
dians and Spirit o( Good Government,"
v.·ill be distributed once every two
monClls.
It is edited by city Public InfonnaUon
Officer Willi.am Reed who said the .$1,600
cost for the first issue included distribq.
tion e~nses of three cenU a copy.
Articles in the first bsue include a
story on the new Ceotrei: tel~
system installed In city ball with the
new phone numben for city orfices,
an anal~ of the budget b y
City Admlni!tratcr Doyle Miller.
Thirty-eight rescues· were reported
through the two days. Water tem-
peratures lnok a sharp dip from
Saturday's 68 to a 63 on Su'nday. ' ·
1be ocean mercury will u:pected. to
rise again today.
Cigarette Blamed
In $5,000 Blaze
Fire caused by a burning cigarette
dlopped in a living. room sofa cau~
$5,000 damage to a Fountain Valley resi-
dent early this morning.
Fire units were called to a residence
at 10251 Oriole Ave., at 2:30 a.m. It
took nearly an hour to c on t r o J the ,
blaze. ,
Firemen said the only occupants of
the home were a Mrs. Looiee Magill
and her son, Steve. Mn. Magill discover-.
the the sofa fire, tried to put it out with
a..,garden base and was overcome. by
the smoke, according to firemen.
She was taken to Hmilington IntercOm-
munlly HospiW by a neighbur, but
returned before firemen left the area,
according to fire department reports.
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FASHION ISLAND POP CONCEfr ORCHESTRA
JULY 13 PROGRAM-9 P.M.
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Pan the Pipe r Kleinsinger
Gai le Pa risienne Carroll Arrangement
Exodus Gold
Moonlight Safari Fenstock
Tango of Roses Brandon Arrangement
Blue Scarecrow Ludwig
Harlem Noct urne Hagen
Mancini Favori tes Brandon Arrangement
The little Ballerina urroll Arrangement
Fi ddler on the Roof Overture Bock
Sponsored by .The Irvine Company and Fish/on Island Merthants Associallon N1
cooperation with the Recording lnduslries Trust Fund.
FASHIONJ 1S1AND
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P1cilic Co11t Highway -Betwffll, J1mborM and MacArthur
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cent ti:iP to CaJi!ornia to tour Disneyland and meet his favorite
COIT!edian, Red Sk~lton. Doctors say Billy suffers from a terminal
brain tuJ_Tior and has only a short time to live. Billy got the stuffed
toy a t Disneyland and comedian Skelton gave him the sailing vessel
model - a family heirloom. Friends and neighbors chipped in to send
Billy and his family west.
CJ1et H11ntley Says Nixon
Shallow,Makes HitnAf raid
NEW YORK (UPJ) -Olet Huntley m1:11ure on my boots than he ever thought
1ays President Nixon ts shallow and about." ' Vice President Spiro T. Apw Is op-Huntley aid he w._, concerned "11\at
pealfng lo base olement.. NiXon frfch~ 55 -I ol lllfl Amerif;ao people •'<
him. Agnew makes him reseoUuL golW!c most a!, lhelr news from TV.
"rve been with Nixon IOcially," the Theee are ~ who, for the 1most
retiring NBC new1easter l8id in an in· part, are being confronted with new1
terview with Life maguine. "I've travfli-for the firs( time. Am Ule9e' are the
ed with him in his private plane; I've people who form the Agnew claque."
seen him under 'fnany conditions. or the presidents he has met, "}
"The shallowness of the m a n think I liked LBJ best. He was k i n d
ove!'Ylhelms me: the fact that he is l.o ·rne. As insufferable as he could be,
President frightens me," said HimOey he was a 1racious and funny man at
who retires Aug. ·1 after it~ years on 'ease. I never •. t~. tO &!iue-~ith him.
the Huntley-Brinkley Report. I just kept filling .has gl~ with scotch
Huntley, w~ is ~ming to his home · •
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slate of Montana, saiif, "Spiro Agnew Im going. down 19,. his ranch someday
Is appealing to the most liase o( ~ "I! bun a build
elements. All the networks broke their He said "covering the astronauts was
es.ses putting 'h Is 'famous Ws Moines ·an e1ercise in boredom. The networks
speech on televiskin. We almost created i an got trapped. Most astronauts a,re
him, for God's sake , • , I resent beinC ~dull as hell, nice g u y ,!i. mecl_ianlcs.
lumped in with his eastern establishmem. , 'The ooly mes who had a mind ol.
effeti inte1l~als. rve had. mOre ·cow thr!ir own didn't last Jong."
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State Authority:
' Crucial Vote Set
On Shoreline Bill
SACRAMENTO (APl -A crucial vole
ls scheduled Tuesday on le1islation to
give the state unpreced~ted plaMing
.and zoning authority ' over 1,100 miles
of oceait and bay shoreline.
The measure by Assemblyman Pete
Wilson (R.-San Diego) was severely
cr!Ucized by some conservationists when
il was approved June 23 by the Assembly
Natural Resources and Conservation
Committee as the weakest of three pro-
owners and developers would also have
to satisfy a regional shoreline agency
with a veto over development. but land
AW:OL Troop
l&ntified
As Victim
011e of two young men hacked to
death July 4th at a small beach near
Isla Vista was identified Sunday as an
AWOL soldier carrying a friend's iden-
tification paper! to throw authorities
off his trial.
Fingerprint checks In Washington
disclosed he is reaJly Pvt. Homer C.
Shadwick, 19, of Sturgis, Mich., Instead
of Stephen Hess, 20, whose driver's Ji.
cense he carried.
Shadwick, Thomas Doi.an, 17, of -
Manhattan Beach, and 'Jbom.as M.
Hayes, 19, whose parents live in Cypress,
were brutally slashed and stabbed during
lhe sadistic attack.
Hayes, the lone survivor, remains in
critical condiUon. at Goleta V a 11 e y
Hospital as authorities hope to be able
to quesUon him and possibly obtain in-
formation lo help solve the case.
A stroller found the three Sunday
morning. but Shadwick and Dolan were
beyond help.
Santa Barbara County authorities an-
nounced Sunday that Hess had been
found living 1o1·ilh Shadwick's sist er and
her husband in Seaside and helped iden-
tify the victim's body.
He said the murdered youL~ had hit.ch-
h!ked _ out from Saginaw., Mich , with
him 1n June and was using his iden-
tification to avoid capture.
Santa Ana Boy
Wins .Box Derby
Wesley Hoover, 12, ol Santa Ana, cap-
. lured a.photo-finish victory in the final
heat of the Sixth Annual Orange Qiu.
nty Soap Bo1 Derby Sunday to become
the firs t Orange County racer to win the
event.
He drove his gravity-powered racer
past his two brothers and 92 other boys
to win a place in the National Soap
Box Derby Finals at 1Altron, Ohio, on
"Aug. 15 and a $500 savings bond.
Other awards were presented to Gary
Petrino. 2934 ";lava Road , Costa Mesa.
for best constructed racer ; M i It e
Gallagher, La Jolla, for best designed
Tacer; Richard• Stoolfer, La Crescent.a,
for best. brakes: aild Mike Ba¥i', 10612
1 ~forado Drive, Orange, for b e s t
-•nship.
ow1cr1 and developers would also have
lo saUsfy a r'1i9nal. allouline agency
with a. veto over tkveloptne1ts within
1,000 yards of the shoreline.
These boards -made up prhmrily
of locally elected officials -would be
accountable to a 17-member state board
dominated bf public members, and civil
fines up to SI0,000 could be assessed
against--privale citizens or local govern.
ment agencies which ignore the orders
of the new bo1.rds.
Since then it has been amended to
eliminate a $'00,000 apprOpriatloa for
1tate adminlstration of shoreline develop-
ment In fiscal 1970-71, a COllCession to
the state's continuing bUdget crisis.
But even with those tWo setbacks for
conservationists, the Wllso• bill to be
voted on by the' Assembly Ways and
Means Committee Tuesday would signal
a basic change iR the state's role in
bolh. local planning and enviroamental
protection.
At present city and county plaMing
commissions and their city couACils and
county boards ·of supervisors have the
final word in all shoreline land use
decis:IOKS.
Longshoremen
Will Walk Out
LONDON (UPI) - The government
held a new round of talks today aimed
al averting a nationwide docks strike.
But Z,000 longshoremen in the Port o{
London said they would walk out even
if a pay agreement was reached by
tonight 's midinght deadline.
Representatives of London's Tilbury
Docks lold newsmen only a natioryal
delegates conference of unions represen·
ti ng Britain's 47,000 longshoremen could
rescind the st rike decision.
Little Wonder
Custer ;Lost
CROW AG~Y, M"'11. (UPI)
-The Indiafta , beat Cuattt again
but two dead· aoldiers got up to
fiahl 1 8"1111 Ill< and a glo<y·grab-.
bing " horse tried to upstagr
"Comanche."
All this was al the Crow Indian
reservation reenactment of the
Battle of the Little Big Horn, at
the site of Custer's last stand.
"Comanche,''. a horse, is sup-
posed lo be the only living thing
left on the field when the battle
ends, but this year an extra nag
charged onto the scene and had
to be led away.
Then a smoke bomb ignlled a
small grasS fire and that prompted
the "dead" soldiers '° stamp it
oul before resuming their prone
positions.
El Rancho ··has the hottest price • zn town!
12 oz.
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WAITRESS SHIRLEY LEDCKE COMFORTED AFTER GRISLY, FIND
She Went Looking for Co-worker; Found ThrH BodiH, lnitNCI ..,.r,
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From Wire Services
LOS ANGELES -l•o\ice late SundaJ
arrested a suspect in the bludgeon deaths
of Lhr~ member!, of a Wilshire District
family.
OHicers identified the suspect as
Gerard Trent Jr., 25, Los Angeles. '
They said Trent's family once shared
the two-story hciuse whe~e .the bodies
of Mrs. Carolyn Stafford, 37, and her
two daughters, Julie, 8, and Carol Lynn,
16, Wefl discovered Saturday.
Detect.tves ·sa1d several "blunt objects''
~pPm;en_Uyr ~Ysed . in the killings were
llbpOunded. and Trent was booked on
suspicion of. murder in the St.afford kill-
~ lhp. .
, ~er, they discounf<d the--1lMJI· 't;"' 1 lfui< betwe.n the SU!ff.W 'llliP>ll
and· the bludgeon murders .. of two
mE!ftliiers of another Los An,geJes . area
famlly last week. · ·
· In another case, police also: anested
Martin E. Brown, 45, .a resident . of
a su burhan lriglewood tralJer park where
the body ol 48-year-old Eloise Uurley
was found Sunday.
There had been no ar,resl,.s lh:. Ple
claw hammer beallng of a San· qB.briel
family in which Kim Senff) to; , and
his grandmolher, Mrs._ W. E .. Olaf>man,
53, were killed by a.n aUacker who
set fire to their home early last Wed-
nesday.
Fred Senff, 38, and· his wife Gloria,
33, remained in Critical condltiOa today
at a hospital where a police officer ' -.
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waited with a tape recorder In ca&e ~"'
either was able-to lalk. Their '1'ear-o1d -•~
~a.ug~ter Jenny Was recovering rrom
1n1ur1es but sUll under heavy sedation.
PGlice said Trent, his wife Bonnie
22, and their two children, ag~ 4 and
6, lived in the Stafford house for about
a month before moving out early Jn
·June. ·
Police said Trent "looks Uke a prime
suspect in the case." He reprtedly had 1 argued with Mrs. Stafford when he and ·
his family moved out last month. They :
had lived in the Stafford h:lme about i
one month. · t
Detective Sgt. Bob c.lldno a! lht •
homicide division said 'BeVeral "blum •
lnMrument.s" which cpuld have been UlfJd • in , lhe alaylluls were l!nJ>ougd<d. He ,.
re(used lo lclentlfr tile welpont: '
t . Ro1ue's Andreotti
Seeks Ne w Post !
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ROME (UPf) -Giulio Andreotti went i
to work today on the toughest task >
of his long and varied political career-~
coovincing fellow politicians he can sue-t
ceed as premier. ~
If he succeeds, the 51-year-old floor ·
leader of the Chrisfian Democratic bloc
in the Chamber of Deputies could form :
a new coalition ,Ovemment by nnt
weekend.
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Betty Ciix:ker .•• 22 oz .••• bake more than one! C&Jr, •• 1 lb. light or dark ••• for "berry betty"I
Co~tpare the value! Big 12 o 1i n c' e
basket. of plu1np fresh blueberrie1
••• 10 delicio1t11 1'n a p~ •.• or
bake a blueberry ~etty , ••
or heap hi(lk 1uith 3rn'r
crea"1 ••. for dessert! Hampshire , Sour Cream ......... •······················· ............ 59'
Knudsen makes it ... smooth, creamy and a just-right fla vor to go \Vi th fresh berries from El Rancho.
at our Delicatessen
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Meats that make the meal!
Cabbage Rolls : .... ~~~::·.~ ~~.~A·~· .... 39< 'I Pricea in effect Mon., Tuea., W8d.;,
July 13, 14 , 15. No 1ale1 to dt.a.lc r1.
ARCADIA:, .
S•n11t"1nd Huntiniton Dr. (El llfllho Cuttil PWDOIA: , . El Rancho's· fresh grou'nd meal.\ ••• blended for !la vor ••• "·rapped in tendec tasty cabbage leaves!
P t • sucto $109 as ram1....... ... . . . . lb.
Authentic nivor ... lean and splc.y! ••• pile it high on frcncb or kaise r rolis ... so good!
Beef Sausage Links ................. 29¢ Beef Sausage Roll .................... 39~·
?ti cCoy's ••• deliciou sly different,! ••. 8 oz. i\I cCoy'.5 ... break(asl trcnt ! 1 lb.
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rremonl M~ Huntina:ton Or.
HUNTINGTON BEACH:
W1rner 1rtd Atzonqu in (Soardw1lk Center)
NEWPORT BEACH:
2727 ,Newport Bt1d. and
2555 El~blull Dr. (Eniblull Vill111 C.nl!I)
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U.S. B52 Raids '
Crush N. Viets
, (c-llmf ., .. Deltr Pitt St9f\') I R•r Pool•, a 2{..year;>ld Briton, ~ught a twindecked. omnibus and
, )converted into a moving motel that
~eeps 11. Then, instead o! taking la simple, uncomplicated vacation,
[he and his gathering took off on a
e>-year world tour. The bus -
th top deck as "bedroom"' and
er deck with everything from
~Ying room to kitchen -arrived
n Los Angeles Tues~ay. T\le 11
an to spend the summer in LQs
!Angeles, -I!' al temporary to fill the kitchen cupboard.
le advertised for busmates and
ected two married couples, two
le girts and four bachelors.
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going to giw dignitarit.:s keys io
tht city. A IJ)Oktsman for the
citr dtpartment of tupplies con·
fimwd Thursday that 100 keys
had been purchased <1£ $9.25
each.. · Mavor Ptttr F. Flaherty
ran out o/ the keys ioon aftt1'
he took office in January and
started giving the VIPs a hand-
shake and a copy of Sit/an
Lorant'• "'Pitt.sburah.•
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lfeal proftsiional. Ile is U.S. Air Force
':Officer Robert Fisher, whose engineer-
;fng skiU hat been put to the test as he
:whittle• away at a t1ew creation at I :Virginia Beach. Va. Fisher has built
: ~castles all over the world and says
: ;10.nd texture is the important factor-
f ,1 hat and a good popsicle stick to ca·rve
J ,aith.
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fhorses wound up in a N. Y. jail
( ·'ruesday because he touted the
' wrong lnan - a Nassau County
l :police undercover agent. Police
·said the suspect, Peter A. Stein-
berg, 34, posing as a horse trainer,
• ,approached the agent outside a din·
er and told him he had "a sure
,\Yinner." Steinberg was charged ~,with bookmaking and criminal im·
j1 'personation.
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Tlie 44-year-old man hopped
i'nto a parktd car as ploi1tclothes
policemen approachtd tht lot in
the internatiOML district of
Seattle. Tht officers asktd him
if the car was his. Tht man said
no, it was a friend's , but he
didn 't know hi& friend'& name.
At th.at point he wa.s arresttd.
The car wa r rtgistertd to E. C.
Burkhart, a Seattle polict offic·
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U.S. B5Z bombers killed 417 North Yid·
namese soldiers just below t h e
demilit&riud tone In the bi&gest deleat
in months for the O>mmuni!t conunand
in South Vietnam. officials said Monday.
In another r<port. 5"'th Vietnamese
offtcials said Viet Cong tem.lrbts
catapulted a ~ bomb Into 1
hamlet soo!heast of 01 Nang, killing
I ciYilians and •'OWlding II. The blast
abo desaoyed or damaged l5 -· The bomb apporerily bod i-&"l'l'ed
by an allied warplane, bad failed lo
explode and was re-fused by tbe Vitt ·
-Oong as a ... Job bomb."
The big baWelleld setback !or the
North Vietnamese began Wedneaday near
\(he Sanh, the lom>er U.S. Marine com·
bat base that underwent a 77-day enemy
siege in 1968.
A spokesman claimed at least so
enemy troops were killed in fighting
SUnday and said I.he only government
casualties reported were 24 wounded
Saturday and Sunday.
During the night, the spokesman said,
South Vietnamese AC47 gumhips at·
tacked ....-pected enemy posillono, 1nd
today the enemy force hit the Cambodian
U<qls with mortar and lriantry attacks.
Kll1 R<lm sit.. llop I l.OQG.foot IJ10Ul1-
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Commando Raid
Agai11,st Israel
By United Press Intemational
Egypt said its commandos struck into
the Israeli-occupied Sinai Peninsula dur·
ing the night and inflicted "great loss
of life" in the first strike across the
Suez: canal in more than a month. Israel
denied the Cairo claim and sent in:ql&
into Jordan and Lebanon.
An Egyptian military spokesman said
36 lstaeli plaoes struck aq the Suez
canal loday in the 5llh ...-:uilve day
of Israeli atl.acb aimed et preYIDing
the -cl llllft -!lles end at l<..pog F.gyitlm Uoopo ~
off balance.
~said the lsroeJ[ .-bit'Suol,
EJ.Shotl, hyed, EMl1nb end D.Cap
in the Canal's fkJUthem and ncnhem
sectors alld that "our oir de! .... sys1<ms
engaged the attacking aircraft." A
llpOk.esmaD said there were no Egyptian
ios..es.
Cairo said earlier Egyptian comrnandm
launched a tw~ed attacked across
the Suez Canal S1.11day night. touching
off a ground and air battle with Israeli
troops. It said the Egyptians returned
safely despite the heavy fighting.
A Tel Av:iv spokesman said Israeli
ground t.roops penetrated half a mile
inlo Joldan 111<1 destroyed an Arab auer·
rilla -that had been uoed tor opera·
Uons into Israel.
Rogers Returns
Following Tour
W ASlllNGTON (AP) -Secretary of
Slate William P. Rogers has returned
to Washington after a two-week foreign
tour which concentrated on United States
policy in Vi<Snam and the Middle East.
Rogers. who visited Manila, Saigon,
Tokyo and London, declined comment
to newsmen after his plane landed at
nearby Andrews Air Force Base Sunday
night.
But he Is expected to report soon
to · President Nixon on the tour whlch
ended in a tw<Hlay discussion of Vietnam
and the Mideast with Britain's new
ConsetVative g9vernmeot and w It h
Ambassadors David K. E. Bruce and
Philip c. H.abib.
taln and before Ult war was a playground
o( the wealthy seeking a cool climalt ..
1be town itself appears to have no
mili~ry significance.
The spokesman also reported that an
enemy raiding party broke through
gov~ent defeM!'s at the Long Vek
mmdlions depot 30 miles north cl. Phnom
Penh, but a government counterattack
pushed it oot. No · casualties were
reported .. either side.
/!lbs Universe
Marisol Malaret Contreras, 20,
was named Miss tJniverse for
1970. Tbe shapely (35-23-35)
l\1iss Puerto Rico admitted It
was best for her that she wasn't
one of the judges: "Miss Swed-
en, she was so beautiful." Miss
U.S.A.. Debbie Shelton, was
first runner.up.
Reformers Bill
Reaches Floor
WASHINGTON (AP) -A major House
reform bill reached the flo0r today, giv-
ing critics or the present system a
chance to clean away what they eay
are centuries-old cobwebs shrouding con-
gressional procedures.
M'ore than Ilic:> chaages in House rulei
and procedures are expected to be con-
sidered before voting begins, probably
Wednesday.
One of the proposals, backed by the
Democratic leadership, takes away the
cloak or secrecy from votes on
amendrne•ts.
The reform bill Rnt to the Door by
the House Rules Committee makes
modest changes in a limited area. lt
ls the amendmeats being offered that
present the refcrmers their best chance
of a thorough housecleaning.
Solo Sailor Fini shes
Transatl antic Voyage
PLYMOUTH, England (UPI) -Fran·
cis Stokes, 44, o( Morristown, N.J., ar·
{\ved in Plymouth SuJlday a(ter a solo
voyage across the Atlantic In his 3G-foot
sloop Crazy Jane.
Stokes, who set sail June 14, said
he averaged 120 miles a day, much
faster than be had expected. It was
hi! first long solo voyage ud be reported
no problems.
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Ready to Do. Their Owij Thing are members of the Hunf gton
Harbour Fishing Club. ' . .
The group will take to their boats Saturday, July·18, but~tbe des-..
tination of the mass exodus won't be .the nearest fishing grounds. Mem-
berS will be celebrating swnmer with their annual floating progresSive
dinner party.
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Commodore Al Herbold has calculated three fandfalls on Admir-
alty and Gilbert Islands this year, so the locations are being si~fited by I, ·,~
' Gabriel Felix, part captain. , .
Tbe cocktail flag will be. hoisted at the first gort-of~. \he home
of lhe Donald Goodwins -who will host the anglers for brew and hors
d'oeuvres. r
The salad bowl will be at the ready and a main course will be
served by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weeger. Then it will be all h-• aboard~
for the next galley stop -the hott1e of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Firth where
the festive evening will conclude with dessert and dancing . .
Making arrangements for the annual social event are Mrs. John
Silver, social chainnan, and Mrs. William Ekberg, entertainment
chairman. ·
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' -Mrs. Weeger, telephone chairman for the club, has advised that
members siin on. early for the gourmet cruise, and trophy and tour ..
nament chaannen ·Cliff Bick, and Bob Firth have guaranteed all ang·
Iers a record catch of good food, fun and·conviWality.
PLOTTING INGRED IENTS -Getting a.bearing on Harbour Fishing Club. Members will take to their
boats for the group's annual floating progressive diir
ner taking place Saturday, July 18.
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a successful evening are (left to right) A. Bayard
Dod Jr., Mrs. Paul Weeger, telephone chairman
and Bob Firth, trophy chairman of the Huntington
Sur f · So1.1nds
' ' ·A ·Va ri ety of Events
S~heduled by Library
By JODEAN HASTING~
Of n. Da.., p'lit Stiff
DISCOVERING tomorrow's
: greet mll!Mn today is the
Hunti:llton Beach P u b I i c
Library, sponsor of·a fine arts
contest for clliJdren.
Entries are being accepted
throughout the month, ac·
cording to Mtss Patricia Bush.
assistant at the Graham
Street annex.
All ctrildren are eligible, and
all work must be original and
done without parental
assistance. Judging will be on
the basis of im·agination ind
general effectiveness.
Categories are story writing.
poetry, paintings, drawings
and photography, and awards
will be given in August.
ALSO ON DISPLAY in the
1ibrary is an exhibition or 26
works by young CaUfomia
artists.
fiberglass 111d electrical
devices.
Some of Ult artists ha ve
their ...,·orks in m1jor col-
lections and others are com-
paratively unknown at the
present time.
The stlow, titled A Selection
ol Y o u n g Contemporary
CalifClrnia Artists, may be
viewed between 9 a.m. and
9 p.m. each day except Satur-
day througti Friday. July 31.
Saturday hours are 9 a.m.
to 8 p.m.
Spol\'IOring the 9how is· ttie
California Arts Commlssioo.
ALSO BEING OFFERED by
the library are Movies on the
Sands, oldtime movies and
cunedies which are being
shown eadl Saturday night
thro ugh Aug. 29.
The movies wilt be shown
in the vicinity of Pacific Coast
Highway and Leke Slttet, »
jacent to the lifeguard head-
quarters.
Shippey, library audiovisual
clerk, and Doug Ahlen.
CHEESES FROM ALL over
Europe and a new local wine
will be offered when Security
Planning, Inc., hoMs a patio
party between 3 and 7 p.m.
Sunday, July 19, on the mall
or the HLmtington Harbour
Boardwalk adjacent to the
Whistling Oyster restaurant.
The public is invited lo at·
tend. and reservations may
be made by calling the office
at 846-0666.
MAKING THEIR home Jn
San Diego are Mr. and Mrs.
Monte A. Vanderwork, who
recently were married in the
Los Alamitos Naval Air Sta-
tion Oha~l.
The bride is the former
Paula Lee Alderdi ce, daughter
of Mr. aod Mrs. Lee Aldtrdice
and the bridegroom is the
son ol Mr. and Mrs. Owen
D. Vanderwork, all of Hun-
tington Betch.
• fledgling Chapter Anticipates a Showe r of~ Activ it ies
Most ol the artists are in
their early 20s and none are
ayer 35. Bernard Hem, ·former
director of the Lytton Centers,
Palo AKo and Oakland ,
JIC!'etned more than 400 W<Jrk.!
of art and selected one piece
from each of the 26 artists
to give as broad a represen·
talion as possible in an ex·
hibition of this size.
Materials range from Uie
traditional oils to manmade
produots or our tedlnologlcal
a1e including plastk:, Sftl,
Assort<d evenlnp will be
devoted to W. C. Fields,
Buster Keaton, . Ch a r 11 e
Chaplin~ Valentino, Douglas
Fairbenks and other f1vorites
from yesteryear, and c1pping
the program will b( a surprise
ahowU. on ·Saturday, Aug. 29 .
There is no chara:e for the
films and apace ls unlimited,
but warm clothinC and a blan-
ket to sit on art ac1vlsed. Serv.
ina as projeetiooiila are Gary
HOME Bl11' ready to go
back to Gt-etct is Ol&rlotte
Newbert, who also visited
RusSa and Rumania durtnr
her trip.
The Huntington Harbour
matron was delighted to
discover that the people In
Grttce were y,·arm, friendly
and love Americans.
'Ready to Welcome their first foreign exchange student are (left to
right) Mrs. E. B. Beisner, Mrs. Lyle Graham and Mrs. Frank Dela~
boyde, new officers o! the Edison Higb School adult chapter of Am· '
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' e ·can Field Service. Arrivi n' next month froln. Sweden )Vill be
Uars Danielsson, who will be making his home· with Mr. and Mrs .
ct.artes Reeves, Huntington Beach. '
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Media Oril ~. Poing Job by ·Reporting the Unusual News
!EAR ANN LA!IDERS : How cruel .;p 1he nen m<dia rel? A few days aao I heard on the radio th~ a woman
who lives in.. London -aod they men-tK.ned her by name -failed her driver's
ti~ test foe 1he 39th -· Tiie PoOI' tliing had been trying lor 11 yean to
piss and now she is giving up. She
invtsted over flOO on driving lessons,
ttftors end test f~ which are requ1red
In England before one can take the
e.iaminations.
Can you ima&ine that-woman's shame
...: alter having failed ao many limes?
And then lo have it publiciRd al.I over
tM world must have destroyed her ..
TD my way~ thlnkinc it is the most
1-artless th.inf, I tver heard of. Why ""'1lcl Ibey do I! -SORRY FOR HER
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ANN LANDERS ~
DEAR SORRY: Ev..,_ Hkea le ....i
of the an11ual -and ddt "°'1 mu&aly
qaallOel. It alto ma~ee: Ute people -'e
have failed lllielr driv6n1 tesll uree
and (ov limes fttl beUtr. 1 Qrff,
however, It "oald Uve ben Jvtl 11
-wU Ud Utey DOt mendooed lter 1ame.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I feel com-
pelled to wrile in~ ftference to "Hung
• Up" -the \\'.Oman who didn't know
whether or not to marry a man who
hated her )'00!11 daJJ&flter by a previous
marriage. The p:ior kid happened to
bear a striking resemblance to his ex-
wife whom he despised.
l married for the secood time seven
years ago. My daughter "Was nine at
the time. She was an image ol her
fa1her. whom my huoband loathed. I.
too, lhought love would conquer all.
Here Is the way ii turned out.
My h\lllb1nd picks on her unmercifull y.
She balel blm. Tiie 1kl baa turned
from a nniling, pleasant penoa Into
a atnen, unhappy liar. I am' conetantly
· in tbe middle. Her stepfather never
rel'en to her by name. It's always
"your daughter."
The guilt I feel (or bringing up this
child In such a holtUe environment is
driving me crazy. If ''Jfung Up's''
daughter is hi din&: in her room NOW,
refusing to come out even for meals,
I shudder to think of the future.
Unless the mother is wllijna: to ditch
the girl tn a boarding school and then
shi p her off lo Europe durtnc sUmmer
vacations, she is In for a he:H on earth.
It she doesn't it will be he.II for the
gir l. Either way the marriage is doomed.
If the mother who wrote hitSn't altt1dy
made the trek to the altar. 1 hope
she cha1111" h<r mind. -TOO LATE
FOR ME, I !l!ARRIED HIM
DEAR TOO LATE: I rd...i "
11rprhlq nmber ef leUen ~ nMI
a .,..1 deal like ~. -ol ... wrtlen wert womea. bit • few mn
bad I tlmilar ...., .. tell u.t ltcoM
wives n. ml.treated u.elr cMldrn. Bow
ud for au of tM:m.
DEAR A/iN LANDERS: Please tell
folks that when they see a per90n with
a black eye not to ask, "What hap-
pened?'' Anybody · with half a braln can
.., that somebody probably huq on
a haymaker.
And while you're at It, tell ,people
lhat the jokes about shiners are not 1
funny to tbt person who has . <Int. I
have had two in f~ weeQ and ·I
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am 1ict IX nooy questions and II.ale
wilecracu. Think )'OU. -DUCKED TOO .
LATE
DEAR DUCKEY• Two bl 1--T
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wti. '11 -"· II II lsa'I ._it, -"' ...
What is French ki sslna;? Is Jt wroqr
Who !hould ,IOI the necking Hmill -
the boy or the girl? Can a shotgun
wedding succeed ? Reid AM Linders'
booklet, "Teenage Se1 -Ten Ways
to Cool It." Send IO cents i. coin and
a lonr. Klf·addresSed, stamped' .... lope
Ill care IX lhe DAILY PILO'I •
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Girl$' League Applauds Outstanding Triton s
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Horoscope
Pisces: Stress Career
You May Attain Goal
TUESQA y Money question can be setlled wake of surprise. Do whrit
if your approach la thorough. you have to do in your own JULY 14 -Some may aft'U&e you of hav-way. ·
By SYDNEY 01\tARR in& a one-track mind. Shake SAGJ'M'ARIUS (Nov. 22-
The Tauru1 man may bave
to be WOii OYef wt• klndDelt,
even (Ulle. nil maa II not
ea1y 1o live wltb -he e1joy1
the bulct ol We -eaU.1,
aleefbtl, lovfa&, f I 1 b t I n C ,
.. ..,_ u ,,.. ... looldag !O<
perfectioa, look eltewllere. Bllt
If It is a ftry Hmu mu
pa wot, ,.. Mve hlm ii
Taurus. Some famou men
bon Wider lhll IOdlai.11 1tp
include Jame1 MallOll, Pe.ny
Como and Albert FiDDey.
, ARIES (March 21 \· April
19): By tonight, you !nay be
\making plans for i Jong
journey. Your basic phi~sophy
could be chaJlenged. M lntaln
aense of humor. Move abOut
-be versatile. You a~ due
1 to ·emerge a winner.
, ;_\TAURUS (Aprll 20-M~ 20):
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lhls orr; the more · yqu In-Dec. 21): Cycle high; make
vest.igate today, the more you contacts, in!tlate projects. YOu
learn, gain. may feel as if you are on
GEMINI ·(May 21.June 20): top of the world. Hunchea
lJe low. Do more listening prove a cc u rate. Follow
than talking. Mate, partner through. You can prove your
or close aseociate should be worth.
'tted to tak tnitiati . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-JOJ>. perrru e ve. 19}: Look behind scenes for
Be positive about legal aspects vital answers. What appears of acdom. Time is on your side ., wait. obvious may be deceptive. Be
adaptable. Change methods if CANCER (June 21--!uly 22): they prove 0 u t mode d,
Accent on wort, basic 'oals, • Specifically consult one who general health con d i t 1 on . is tmarthOd' Av~ e1:tremes. A.dvocate _and AQUAruJ:· (Jan. 20-Feb.
practice mod.eration. Priend '18): Your ability to persuade ~h:<> boasts a . more to ~ iS accented. You get fQUr wa'y,
pitied than envied. Know this but key is to know wh at it
-respond aC<..'Ordlogly. , is you desire. Keep Jines of
LEO (July 23oAug. ~). communic8tion open -ap-
Good lunar as~ today c~in· plies especially to relatives.
cides with romance, c~ea~ve PISCES (Feb. 19·March 20):
e ~d eavors, commurucat1on Stress on career, emotions.
with young persons. Many are ability to outline goal and
drawn to you. Make i:nost of achieve U. Obtain hJnt from
mysterious essence which you Aquarius message. One whet
poeaeM'. Move· ahead, acts in authoritative manner
VIRGO (Aug. za.&:pt. 22): may actually be trying to aid
san Cl-Hi.lb School Girls' League honoral four outstanding scholarship winner; Sandy Ziegler, Girl-of-the-year; Barbara
graduates in recent luncheon ceremonies'in San Clemente Pres.. Stamp, Girls' League president, and Barbara Taylor, scholarship
Artistry ,1
;, Study T11anu message. Take
nothing 1,.. lflUlled. Second·
hand ,.por1a could be C06ilY.
Do your own checking. Verify
. feelinp. Accenl Oil home, pro-
perty, -you conclude im-
portant transactions.
your cause.
IF TODAY IS YOU R
BIRTllDAY by October, you
will begin seeing fruits of of • 1<45-At present, you may
be in somewhat of a dilemrria.
You are a vibrant individual,
but you must learn to haVe
more patience.
liytertan Church. Earmng plaudits are (left to right) :Merl Hicks, bolder. Exhibited'
To avoid disappointment, prospective
brides are reminded to have their wedding
stories with black and white ~lossy pboto-
gr~&~ to the DAILY PILOT Women's De-pa ent one week before the wedding.
Pictures received 1ollowing the wedding
will not be UJed.
For engagement announcements it . is
imperative that the story, also accompamed
by a black and white glossy picture, be sub..
mitted six weeks or more before ~e wedding
elate. If deadline is not met, only a story will
be used.
To help fill requirements on both wed-
ding and engagement 'stories, 1orms are
available in all of lbe DAILY PILOT .officls.
Further questions will be answered bY
Women's Section staff members at 642-4311
or f!M-9466.
Pledges Exchanged
,In Anaheim Setting
Active Ju.niors
Busy Into Fall
Act!ve members of San
Clemente Junior W om a n ' a
Club have C'.IUtlined plans for
summer and faJI projects,
ln the field of Americanism,
Mrs. Donald Bare, chairman,
noted Juniors will support the
Twin Wells Indian School and
Priscilla Gardner, the Indian
orphan adopted by the club
for a leCOlld year. !I'he club
also collects ciotbing for Ute
school and books a n d
magaiines for the American
... Merehant, Marine· L l b r a r y
~ . AllOdatlon.
Comlnuing sU!>port ol the
San ciementel nt!rfa ith
Servicemen's Center was ap-
proved including donations of
home-baked cookies under the
direction of Mrs. Richard Ben-
jamin.
Mrs. Ronald Michelson will
head the conoervatlon depart-
ment and asks members to
save glass bottles and jars
which will be redeemed at
a half cert apiece.
In the field of health, Mn.
Charles Orr will ut members
to aave coupons in a joint
project with Santa C r u z
J.-0 to purdwe • kidne y
machine.
Youth c:hainnon Mrs . H.
Patton Hammond Is signing
up Juniors to aerve as craft GO.P Group a .. -at the Gkls Club Mondays from 3 to 5,30 p.m.
Sponsors Booth In the field of safely, women
usist with regiJtration for the
A booth will be -ed Learn to Swim ...-Jes.
District
Leaders
Convene
' Oil portraits of ctlildtt~ and
peq will be exhibited during
a one-man show In Crocker
Citizml Bank, Harbor Ce!Ur,
Costa.Mesa from Wednesday,
July IS, through Saturday,
August 15.
Artist Marjorie Ludlam,
wife .or William Ludlam of
Costa Mesa, finds animals a
-tremendous challenge. She
LIBRA (Sept. ~-22)'
Some pressures are lifted. You
have greater freedom of ac-
tion. RelaUve who Wall pouting To t1nc1 out who'' kKlll' flW' -In m_.,. and IOV•, orckr SVMll' makes peace gesture. Accept. 0m •• ,.,-boolltet, "Stter1 Hlnb ·tow
S '·' Ja•lA-~i.: · I to Me<! arid Wamcn.'' Sfnd blrthdeM pecuu re l.lVl-wP IS PU and 50 cen11 to Omarr Aatrolot'f test. Key is to respond in SKr1t1, 1tla DAIL v PILOT. 1!1011 ,, .. Gr•nd Centrel Stallon, New York. mature manner. N.v. 10011.
SCORP IO (Oct. 23-Nov. ·21 ): I. -~~;;:;:Jij;;;;:;;'i/i;;;::;;j~ New approach proves pro-
fitable. You gain if iJl..
dependent, ·original. Some may
express resentment. B u t
understanding will follow in
State departmental project said it takes $Pedal tricks
changes wil l be u n de r to keep them' quiet long \ I discussion when chairmen, enough for sketching.
club presidents and deans of Commenting on her work
the California Federation of with children, ·Mrs. Ludlam
Women'a Clubs, Jun l o r said, ''Thl!!ir fresh Oltlook and 1 1
Membership meet on Wed-~~ reto Bangs 1m·1tated -•· J I 10 unex~......... , rts ~e a JR::SWly, u Y · source of entertaniment
Mrs. Robert Calderwood, throughout the entire sitting." WbO .-Is baop when th< K N I T T E R S ' I
Orange Dlstrlct lint vi..: A coocumnt· uhibit In pn!ttieot ""Y to tool< at ni(l>t
pr.,;dent, will preside at the Coota M.,. Llbrory will ;,, a plain lorebeed -L I TT l E •
8 p.m. n,..;q In the North leatiiro the wort al Mn. Gory with l.,..els -Imitate the H E L P E R S
Seal Beach C ommunity YoungofeartaMesa. blq;'slook? rHC-I S.•rlllt .. WI I /
Center. ·u A Lima, Pei:u native, Mrs. It'1 all in the Pauline
That eveOOic "' nml< the Young wwks with llguns and TriceTe je'llolry c:ollectioo k< K N I T W I T !~~~=-= :a~·-==·-~be~ ~!:.~~~k:: SovthcoastPlau I
OJmpiled data for the CJNite Costa Mesa Art I.:eague and' a:ndlt d 11 d..a wiCh pen-Acron'4'~ :!'i!'.ttn
District Juniors Handbook. eJ:hibits throughout th, dints knqckioc 00 t b e COSTA MESA ,.... M4111
Mrs. Franl: Fedowilz Jr.;h~Soo~thl:and~. ~::~~;_~eyei>l~=-~·:·::,_:;_~~~~~~~~~~9 distrlc:t Pf~ and Mn.
Calderwood n!C<11Uy iir-nted
the Orqe County O>apter
March al Dimes with a
mkrunalic fllmolrip projector
in tbe nmne of all tfJe Orange
District Juniors. JULY ULEARANUE!
An aftmx>On C!ttfOOny tn
Prince of Peach Lutheran
Cbun:h ol Alllhelm linked
Crystal Wiese of COsta Mesa,
dau&hter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Wiese of Redondo
Beach, and James L. Craig
of Newport Beach.
by Che Orantl• ~ Fedora-Membonhlp department un-
tion d. Republican Women's der the direction of Mrs.
Clubs at the Orange e:.znty Bruce Lewis hu acheduled a
Falrgnxmd.s tomorr o w membenhip party for Satur-
througb Sunday, JuJy 19. day, Aug. 22. Women-.... Val~y TOPS man. Mr& James F. Wand of the ages of Ill and 35 are
Ushers were F.dward and Laguna Hills is chairman, and invited to attend. Lettuce-B-TOPS convene at SUMMER FABRICS Mark Wiese. a deputy regiMrar will be on Thoae 1nteresltd tn in-7:30 p.m. each Tuellday for
The bride i! a graduate or duty each day frcn IO a.m. formaUoo may call Mrs. programt in Fountain Valley
Uilehua High School I n to JO Lewla at 492-1164. Elem .... ·-School. ~-band p.m. .. ...... r Hawaii. Her uim was.:._~_:_.:..-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'-~~~~~
graduated from Oceanside
Carlsbad College, attended Rio
Hondo College, and i s
presently completing a degree
at law school in Anaheim. '
The Rev. Erich Oelschlager
d ftcilted for the coupl!!!, who
were attended by Miss Joyce
Ann Harrow as maid of honor
and Terry R. Sheldon, best
The Craigs will make their
home in Newport Beach.
Qli) Cro~g~lory
beautr salons
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SHAMPOO-SIT ........................ $2.95 $3.45
HAIRCUT .................................. $1 .50 $2.00
ltyllth "" tllthlly l'lllllet DtLIO"T "IM WITH YOl,/11 IXCltlNO NEW LOOKl
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$20 M°'lc Cwt $12.50 $15 W-Curl $9.95
Al'"°INTMINTS WILCOM•
lllT MOT ALWAYS NaCllSA•Y
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BUDGET PERM II
contest Kick-off Rally July 14, 2 p.m.
·SANTA ANA FASHION SQUARE
Pick up your entry form and view
the prizes on display. There w ill
be entertainment and refreshment s f or all.
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S.nta Ana Frwway at Main
In cooperaUan with Dr. Pepper •
GROUP ·1
SAVE UP TO 61~ YARD
voile prin ts, poplin prints, dotted 1~i11
prints, pique prints, sportswear prints,
bark cloth prints, mtny others.
VALUIS TO $1 .39 YARD
cottons, polye1fers 1 r•yons, ~lend1
c
I 44"74111 Wido
all W.11hablo YD.
GROUP ·2
SAYE·'-UP · TO $1.00 'lARD
flocked vojle prints., imported · pure lin•ll
prints and solids, c1nvas prints, sport1
prints, butehtr 'Wttve pri~s. others. ·
VALUES TO $1.98 YARD
fla x1 cottons,
potyo1t•"·
rayons, blend1
4-i"/45" wide
•II wa1t,.blt
·--17th •f l riUol -· .. S4J41111
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Or1119tl~o1p1 aMI Hatlior .. _
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l•i•tol at $111 Diet•
Fr11way
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VOL 63, NO. 166, 3 SECTIONS, :CO PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, :JULY 'll, -'1970 T~N CENTS
Beach Narco
Sweep Net s
4 3 Su spects
In 'their ildt coc\secuUve weekend
oweep, Huntiqtoo Beadl narcotics of·
fle«a and agenla from the Special
Eolon:<ment Dolail (SEO) rounded up
43 ~ on varying n•cotics charges
1n the tbree<lay· Jieriod.
. Deacribed u "no ,big deal" by Sgt.
Jack Reinholtz <i tllO poll<e deparlmenl's
narcotics bureau, 'the forays out onto
the beach and homes netted only minor
quantities of marljUlba and other drugs.
No drug dullll wert arrt9ted, Reimoltz
said. •
Thirty-One of the arttsl.s were made
by SEO officers who have made more
than 350 dope l!_rrests since .the detail'•
inception sil: weeks ago.
"We hope to gain the reputalk>n that
Huntington Beach is not the pla!!e to
dO your thing. We want to return the
beach to ibe p.Jblic and make it aafe
for families," said Reinholtz.
Ninety percent of those taken in
custody over the montb-=aml+half _tong
period were residents ol other otie&,
aooording to Reimollz.
Tbooe pia<ed behind ban during the
most recent sweep will face either drug
JlO""'Slon dw'feS or dlarg .. <i belni
ln a place where dn1gl were uaed.
Unknown Object,
Pl us Big Ho le
Ma ke W et Day
A .:root ~bin cruiser aank ooe-and-
~·miles off ·the coast <i Huntington
Beldl 8uaciaJ' after I larp lillo\t was
•iplled in. the -bow by an .--llii!~ . Be6 men • bolrd •. Frank Peters _ Cl 1Sidn1 Qty ind Walt Underwood,
SOI California St!• HuntinltOlt leach,
were reBCUtd by .notber boat.
City lifeguard! said tlle uearot S.
Creeper," owned by Peters, sank to
the cabin roofline.' Peters and UnderwoOd
bad prepared ·an inflatable llf,e raft but
did not use it.
They w«e pi<ked up by a passing
boat lralllierred ·to lhe cliy llleg1111rd
era!\ and eventually laken to Newport
Harboi' their cabin cruiJer-in tow. by
the u :s. c.ut Gum! cutter Point
Divide.
LilflUardl said the cabin cruller was
!raveling about 15 llnoti wh<n It struck
an abjecl i> Mle water •nd ltarted link·
lni· -~--Neither man_ WIS injured ln tilt ~p,
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Disabled Miners
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Close Diggings
MULLENS, W. Va. (UPI) -Roving
bands of disabled ,coal miners today
shut down at least nine mines in southern
West Virginia and idled ~bout '!·~
miners to protest . the pension policies
of the United 'Mine Workers Union
(UMW).
The Disabled Miners <i Southern Wes\
Virginia, ~ here, charged
that UMW president W. A. (Tony) Boyle
reluMd to dilcuss hospital and pension
benefits with them.
All nine mines c1oled were in Wyoming
county. A spot check showed major
mines 1n Raleigh, McDoWell, Mercer and
Fayette counUes were working.
James Leeber, UMW dlslrk:t 21 presi·
dent al nearby Beckley, said he had
not 'completed a check of the mines
but added "better than 95 percent of
the mines" in his district we.re operating.
It was the second time within three
weeks attempts were made to shut down
the mines' because of the dispute with
union officials. The .miners succeeded
in sllutting down most of the mines
late la.st month but withdrew picket
lines after a union repruentaUve pr~
miaed to meet with them.
TEN WINNERS
IN PILQT TODAY
The Orange County Fair &: Ex-
pasitlon opens tomorrow. But you
could be a winner of Uckets to
the fair today. The DAILY PILOT
Is giving away JO pein ol ticketJ
dally to lbe fair.
Check the classified ldvtrUainc
aecU01 ( uader any and a 1 l
categories) for a speciil "Id"
listing your name and telling you
how to obtain your free Uckels.
If your name ls thert, be our
auest. The DAIL y PILOT hopes
you enjoy the lair.
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DAILY l"ILOT Stiff l"lltfe
YOUNGSTERS REJ.OICE AS LA KE IS FILLED
At Mlle Squa re, Recrei1tlon and Wi1te r for the Pi1rk
Little Touch of Tropics
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CoJl1,es t9--Foµu tain· -Vfllley
By"realYCo~
Of .......... '"" ...rj
A·....U part al tllO ~1 \s ll'O"l"I
in lbe liWt ol FountaiD VlJleY.
ll op.;.. In Augusl wl>en the lint
phase of Mile Square Regional P"1'k
is completed by Or~ Co u n t y
authorfUea. Here'• how they describe u, .
EXOTIC PLAN'l1
"The small lake will be planted with
a variety of semMrop&cal plants, palms
and exotic gound covers .to create flt
Bn.age ol. a quiet lagoon in a more
tropical setting."
Along with the lqoon, IO acres of
pcinjc &rounds are expected lo be ready
for 1he late summer rush · of basket
JLMCh;es and ~lers of lemonade.
Parking !Ota, bidden on •both sides
by large mounds Of earth, covered in
grllll, are nearly oompl«o. This portion
of the ~I park rests at the
ewtheast section of Mile Square. Its ...,ance ls <ii Euclid Slreel, north <i
Warner Avenue.
It's nestled ne1.t to the 140-acre Mile
Squ.,. Go!! Course which _...i last
summer. The golf course was actually
the first part of the regional park to
open.
TWO PURPO.SES
The small lake, It measum; about
500 feet. long and 8 feet 'wide, serve1
a double p.11pG1e for natural beauty
and as a raervoir for the _park'• ir·
rigation 11stem.
It may be used for model boats and
small fishing, but county authorities
haven't decided lta full poteatlal yet,
Cost or the first phase of. the park
is f98,1,000. A spokesman for the county
said ij1e lake and picnic areas·are being
completed faM.er I.ban originally planned.
The rest or the park's 280 acres will
be built over a period ol several ~ears.
with the speed depending upon fundlJ'lrl.
The Mile Square Regional Park con-
cept first saw light in 1M3 when an
advisory commiUee appointed by county
supervisors developed a master plan of
parks for the county. Mlle Square
became one of the top priorities
for development.
US ACRES
Jn 1967 the county-leased 485 acru
from .the U.S. Department.of the Navy
-which still holds tho cen1'r · ol' Mlle •
Square for its Marine hell~r facillty
-for $11,000 I )'!Ir. '
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Mach <i ~-Ieiioe "'1'Denl ls '!"'!
peld by the prdlt ...... , .. ~ cdillli
which IA on t IUJ>.!we.
In 1918 the cOOnty Jiired the-films
ol Voorhels-Trlnclt and Nelson, Inc,
architects and engineers, and Cornell,
Brt~rs and Troller, land 1 ca p•
arcllitecta, to design tho park.
This is how Milf! Square Park, loob
from the el"'_ ii the arcltllectl. ,
"As we pass the Wormatlon klmt
we are directed to teVenl villtor J)ill'kinc
lots nestled in rolling land and acreea
plantings."
From there the architect creates a
verbal image of a walk throuah tbe
entire park.
The casual stroller first approacbea
the picnic grounds ind small liab1 now
8el !or an early Auguat openlnl. 'lllrout!I!
the architeet's vision. a mild, 1rop1c,i
setting iJ·enviJioned, with hut·llke plcn1c
table areas IDd restrooms. .
Alter a lnrn around the lake, poppa
i.t<es the children to the small "'°
and perhai)s a 'PODY ride. Mother and
dad can also rent a bicycle to pedal
to farther reaches of the part -or
they can follow the hiking trails.
PICNIC FACILITIES
Another section of the park features
volleyball, tennis and badminton courts
intermixed with srgall picnic nooks.
Qack in the car, the family can drive
a little further on, first crossing a small
stream and series of 'ponds. Whoa, stop
the cir at the historic village.
Some of Orange County's brighter pa!!
will be reoonstruded here. Venerable otd edifices from around the county
will be refu~ished and placed on their
own sit~ Within the park. Researchers
will glve it that .l 'Tum-ol-the-century''
touch.
Shady Janes, small gardens, a
blacksmith'• shop and a livery stable
will add Cblracter to the "old town."
Near the town another lake will provide
lhrllls for miniature boat enthusiast!.
Further north are more picnic area!,
small ponds and lots of open space.
ARCHERY 11.(NGE
Heading west now, the family car
paues near, archery ranges with roving .
tar&ets and other facilities. More scenic
picnic groandll are found put the archery
ranges.
The norlheatl. comer of M~ Squart
park will contain another moderate-size
(!lee MILE ,SQUARE, hp I )
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Cyclists .Battle
1 Shot Near Huntington Gangfiglit •
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Two moiorcycle groups beljeved to
be~ a merger abruptly end-
ed necotJatlooa with a gansfighl In a
HwXJnitoo Beach alley &mday mght.
Shorily lher<after, polJce said they .
found a 20-year old Cypress youth tn
the .area suffering a gunsh,ot wound l:n .
tbe' lhoulder. , 1 !letd In HunUnglon Beach €1ty JaU
today on charges ranging from attempted
murder to pouesaion or dange{Ous druis
are lt mfmbers ol the "Hangmen" and
Beach Man
Faces Term
On Exwrtion
A Huntington Beach man co11vk:ted ·
of attempting to extort $5,000 from a
school di5trlct trustee has been ordered
to appear July 30 in Superior Court
for sentencing.
Vfctor Yee Tsao, 23, ol 220 12th St.,
was found ,Wlty by a jury Friday of
attempUng to obtain that sum _ from
Dr. Ralph Bauer hi a letter that warned
the oflklal he would lose his Ille il
he failed to comply with its demands.,
Dr. Bauer is a truJtee of both the
Ocean View and HunUngton Beach Union
High SclMlOI districts.
· The y-Cal State Fullerton studenl .
wu arreatld Jn November 19et after
an JnvatiJaUol Involving the use of
~ oJoqroolq fl!Uipmont ""' a ' lllllcOptir, Bui lnvestlpton ,,~ ~.lllloli '""l' -· for the thi'Ull 'amt to the school lnll* by
the "'""'~ American. Dr.-· 31, an -!al ~ "IU warned II • let!or ..-lftd al.
his Huntqton Htrbollr home tho! illi"·
life and the liver of memben ol bit
famil1 would be forfeit if '5:,000 wu not le!l el• 1oca11on 1peclfled \IY Tuo.
Plate Glass Door
Mishap Injures
Valley Sitter
A young baby·liller suffered deep
,-when she rsn th,,.,.. a plato.
glasa door w hi I e watching chlldren
Saturday In a Fountain Valley borne.
Kathy Qualls, II, <i 6802 Bridgewater
SI., Huntington Beoch waa listed In good
condition today at Huntington Intercom·
munity Hospital.
Fruntain Valley firemen said Kathy
~.,."" through the door thinking it was
lapen. The glass smasheci, cutting her
and trapping her in the doorway, firemen
aaid.
~hy's screams brougllt a neighbor,
David Green, 8192 La ftc)::a St., Fountain
Valley, who eued the girl out of the
doorway . called-the fire dept1rtmtnt'1
mcue team and admlnlsterocl rnt aid.
The girl WU bebyoildng ot llO' La
Roca St., Fountain Valley, whea·tbe
accident occun-ed ~ nllhL
Beach Tot, 3, .
Dr owns i,n River
A• three-year-old HunUn;ton Beach boy
drowned in the Little Truckee River
SuOOay while on vacaUoo Wilh MS family .
Sheriff's dtp(JtJes takl Matthew
Felland, 3, was flshina with • his dad
when he fell In the river. Searchers
found the boy's body three hours later.
Mr. and Mrs. Brodie Felland live at
t'lOl Albany Circle, Huntington Beach.
Funeral arrancemeots are pendq ar·
rival of the f1mlly st Dilday Brothers
Flll*al Home, Hunllnlton Beadl.
n.i Felland family. was •-1
In Nortbem ClllfonUa1
the : "Ban!bees" who,. are accused . by
police <i taking part iii lbe fracis.
Offle<r Ron· Kellog sai1! he and Sgt.
Jim Howe afrived . at the figtt scene
-the rear of a Queens Lane a1~y
-•r'9und 10:30 p.m. to find ll!veral
of lbe motorq<lists In . a amaU aJi.rc.
Uon.
·"We had a report that aome of these
peop~ had riOM. Wheu we 1qt there
Ibey broke up and left. I punu!>d °"'
Brit.isla .Ji ttery
Oft foot but they all ·rot away," be
sai.d. r
Minutes 'lat.er, accordliic to Kel.Jot.
the shooting victim was discovered wall!;·
ing alone on foot in tbe-vi<Y-of
K<elson Lane and Stat.. .Avmui with
a ' .22 ea Uber bullet. wound' 1n bis lefl
shoulder. · ' ,
The man, who claimtd to have no
coonection with either club, laid he had
been shot by 1aa unknown 1111Uant and
(See GANGS, hp I)
150,000 Irish
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In Big · March
BELfAST, Northern lrela•d (UPI) -
A parade of 150,000 men and boys march·
ed through Belfast today In postwar
Northern Ireland's greatest display of
Prvtemnt power. A thin line of Brltlah
iroopl!, police lind barbed wire dlvlded·
them from R4man Calholl!'I and kept
the peae<.
In what their leaden called the
greatest celebration of the Protestant
victory over the Catholica at the Battle or the Boyne 11 ueo, ten1 o1 ih!>UI'""• ~~·11:':.tr::!Mt~ ill ru.., c11ums anc1 baolPa . 11 :111
~ stpoqln( -~ .... al
the six British C®nUt1 1 ot Noiibent.
Ireland.-PoUce hacf proclli:ted 50,oot
Belfast marchers alone . They · aa.Jd
150,000 ,turned out. .
"But there's . peace right acroa
Northern Ireland,'' an army spokesman
said after. th,e th~-hour Orana:e Order
March through the hearl of BeUast.
The· 18,000 troop, end poUce did not
use their rifles, their tear gas, their
cfubs, their shields or the two water
cannon flown In from Germany. 'I'he1-
uied their bodiel and • few words ta
PllV'!ll •· ~ '"'tbrull of the Protettut-Cat!i<>Ue. !1ol!nf of the put
two -0 thtt haS · tuled U persona
and !nlured liundreds moro. · ·
Slocum Declared Sane,
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Murtkr Trial1.Daie · Set
By TOM BARLEY °'"" °"" ........
· Or. Wesley G. Slocum WI today
declmd to ~ -and capable of
asallin1 1n his def-to -... tMt
he killed and -bJe· Infant
daughter.
The eoeta Mela pbysiclln drew thal
verdkt . on the ,.rta of t w o
poychtatrlats and s.l(llrior Court Jndse
James F. Jlldge lmmedlalely ordered
dilmlml <i -ity ~· qalnst
him. A pre-tcial hesr!nf Wll ICileduled
for Tuesday with the jury trial tlated
to start July 20.
But· Slocum, 41, was much more ln·
tetested today ln the. P«CrelJ of yet
auot.her at.teinpt to fire trlal lawyer
Paul Auguat.lne' u ms attorney ol record.
He had another aUotney in court with
him and ul!ed Judge Judge to ,_1,.
thet Michael P, Geri>oal would be hil
lswyer In all future court action.
But ACJIUallne, who r.i-to -
the reuon behind Pr. Sfoc:ilni•s clodli«I
to ftre him , was again retUn8d u the -eon '• lawYor when GerlJod IOld
Judge Judge that he could not taia
on the Slocum cue .,,.tllout a retainer
fee, I
Slocum advlaed ll>e. 1111'111 frn the
de!mdadt's box that he was riot benknlpt
bul that he had paid Auatuatlno a total
of $1,480. .
Ju4i1e Judge nf\Qed to ~on s
dlaculaloo of finances betWeen' the two
altorlteys, They will settle the Issue
' Ex· Valley Mayor
Report Ckirified
ol. who is Dr. Slocum's lawyer at
Tuesday'• pre-trial teSSion.
Dr! Sk>cum WU charged witb murder
lut. March 27 when movq men fowxl
the bulchered remalna <i what Is alleged
to be his J..month-old daughter Cynthia
in a freezer shipped from the ec.t.a
iii-. home to a Santa Ana d<!>ot'
Worier1 found the dUld's remeinl
after they noticed a lirong -
emanating from the freezer. Several
parta of the body. all carefully wrapped
in bu~r's paJ,er, were dbcovered ill
the applllnce.
B~eh Seniors
Heading f or SF
San· Franciaco is the deslinatlon of
Huntinpa Buch 1ellor citizens wbo
wlD be leavlD( on a lour-<lay trip July
11.
Riding In a chartered bus, they will
tour tihl coutal cib' and e1t at Fislymnan's Whiff. ·
Total coot of the Journey Is li.1, accordlnC to lrtne 'Edwards, .tour diref> tor.
Additional information about the trfp
as well u 4lp ·up forms are avallab}lt
from Mrs. Edwards at 536-2642. . ' '
1f~•dler
Tbe --piclnre loob a -w a r me r toda1· 'l,'er(lpsUJrw
lhoukl r-. In tbe hlgll IDB wMll
-Di• pnvall!n& along ll>o
Lions: A Taste .for ·:rires·
A -.,llory mioerping the -inC ,
<i former f ountain Valley .._ Rabwt
Schw'"1l!qer, oonVlctad <i mdlllc •
-"'1 ~ ~ CIIll, -taint<\ lnacCUriti-W-oriiiiilOn. '
· The 1J1111 Piiot lnc:orrl!)lly ukl Wt TbundaJ thal· a poychlatrlc report on
Schwtr<ltlqv ~lunod the cilia oa ...,.
Uonat ttnu, wbl}I Ute evaiuauon merely
aalcl hi w11 la a taund mental 1tate.
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INSIDE Hit "Y
Are your tires getUng chewed up?
They may be lf you drive through
Oranp County's newest ttereatioa al·
traction, L~• Country Safari, which
features dot.ens of the big cata in a
copy of their naitural hlbitat.
The beasts In the•drive.througb secUon, however, doo 'l ... m to be too sa~liled
with their 111~ or the park'• '17,000
moolhly food hill.
Larry Heath, aene.ral manager of L\on
Country, NY• that 10 far, seven tires
have t-.een punctured by lions' 'teeth as
sightseers made the elsht-mfle drive.
The managemen~ happily refunds the
cost of such ca11.1alUea, be explained .
"Of course, there are many more
tnstuces where lions wlll come up and
take after the llrel, but not that many
bite them," Heath added.
Other damage lnfUcted by denlu1u1
of the Laauna Hills ltnUHment park
-if proper, prucrlbed precauUon1 have •n taken -will also be repaid.
The t().mlnute ride tlkea vllltor1
lhrou&h Southland terrtln traufomie4
into an African veld, wbert lloal, •bras,
giraffes 111d many other cre1;ture1 COU·
Isl.
The lnhahllanll lotal llO ..i the
number 11 growinl, since a baby ai!toklpe
and aeven lioJI cubs have been born
since the lmpreulv1 park opened.
Now 10lng Into Ii> teeond month, Lloo
Country'• pOpulatlon ... tlpondl duo
to the arrival of new animals shipped
, In lo Uvt ti the same pr.,.rve.
Rocallod IUt -· tblt ... ...,... "" lteadlutq donlocl mUlq the calla 'to
his lonctlmo poUUcal lot Councilman
Jollo IW!>tr. but _.,,. --submltlad to the jury Id cuma bllll.
Scllwadllopr ---lilt WMl to a sii<-moolh IUapendecl JaD lalin, a
,l,QIO Ona and plaeid on -,..,..
probation llu.,,. whldrbe -a .....
Ill)' c:oatact with Harper.
, Spcctccula,. cra11a oa Si11
Tra.clJco•1 Goldon Gclt 'Bl'fdQ;·
killtd nine per.tO'ns. One oe:cmm
law offi<:cr oallcd ll lhc wortl lie
hod ...,. utft. Storr, photo
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J DAILY I'll.OT " ..... Mt lJ, 1970
180,000 (;hilly
Huntingwn W aterl Cool Off
AIMllreodloplatlle--
ponmi.lillod lo .... -lhlll l•,llO .-, flUn dlppln( Into Ille oceon
water th 1 s weekend along Huntington --Llfesuords said WcSay the water
temporature dropped fl<>ln a worm &SI
~ Friday to a cooler 59 degroes
this momlog. I
"An .......i drop, but probal>ly due
to a change in ocean currents," one
lifeguard said.
II crowd ol cmly :1'1,000 opnad oul
.... the dly bead> 8a111rd!111 wtdlo
li,a -1o lllmtlJllloo Sllli -
and -10,11111 to -Clllao. '* len>potature 1hat' day wu .• 7.1. ~
ud -tAm!J*•lw'o u .soc-. 'tbe crowds picked up Simday +when
the air temperature jumped u high as
'18 degrees. '
City lifeguanis '8ld '13,000 poople filled
d>ek beach whUe 35,000 and 10,000 were
reoorded at. Huntington and Boba Chica
sta&e beacbes, respectively. Water
lempmture w .. 61 degreel SUnday.
fluntington's Air Force
Finally Gets Home ·Base
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S(l .ilor H~~! In :Accident
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At Dana
A South G&te rnan trying to start
an outboard engine in mid-channel at
Dana Harbor Sunday suffered a badly
mangled · hand when he cau1ht It in
a spinning flywheel.
• San' Clemente lifeguards said D. J.
Edlridge suffered acute blood loss tn
the pre-noon accident at the new harbor.
Guards rushed 1he injured man to South
Coast Cmununtty Hoopital in South
Laguna in a lifeguard station wagon.
Eldridge, 56, was treated at the
hospital for blood loss and eevere cuts
on his left palm. He was ttpor1«l In
good condition.
~ County bu Ill Ont mllll!ctpa!
air force hue, and accorclinc to Hun-tinclOn Buch police chief E.a r 1 e
, __ _,Robt~. ~~-Ill.~ ~peo_Jor putillC· tiiijiiC-n ,..... 5. .
dty's mlnl·al; foree ~f two llughea · 300
helicopters.
. Qilel Robitaille po!nt.d out that one
of the reUoois the city built !Is own
..mcerac!lltj Ii It WU ~ting 123.!0
W hour ,1f4 maJntaln' the two craft
at a private maint.aln.ance facility. He
saya tt now only cost& 113 per hour
for repair services.
The accident occurred near the harbor
entrance after the IO-horsepower out·
board on the man'• small boat failed •
The band became laJ)gled In the cool!ng
flywheel aa the engine stated again •
. ,
'Ille new heliport. locat.d Wtween
Golden Weal and G-.i Sti. j1lll oouth
of Talbert Ave., is bom•bue for the
,..._ P.,,e J
GANGS •••
directed offlca1 to an apartment at
17421 Queens Lane where the 19 men
were arrested.
He was is.ken to Han~ Intercom-
mllllity Hoopital .for -one!
ttleued this mom1ng. Olfken cledlned
lo ldmtffy him until the lnveotigation
Is complete and aald it may be pooaiblo
for hlm·to -ttfy the aUacker.
Police hluJed .....U ol the clubomeo
out ol the apartment lllell wbile otben
wen caught In perimeter checlqlonls
set up by police department'.& crack
troub!Hhootlng force, the Spec i a 1
Enforcement DelliL
The namea and charges ol all -
arretted were Mt hnmedJateJy available,
but Officer Kellog said both the
"Hangmen" and the "Blmbees" are
-In-0..... County. -.10~ ..... -!n a proge nearby the aparlmtJ!t and
held by police.
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''"'"" S:.IO mo:n111y1 II)' mill .a.a monrhl11 ...Ulllry ._, .... , ...... u• .... 1111.,,
Sgl Robert Morrilon, leader helicopter
squadron, said the open house. will be
• "a good opportunity for the public to
see the craft flying the local skies and
to see how they are kept in top flying
condit.ioD." Five pilots ud three
observen: patrol the city in the
helicopters.
Mom Held in Deaths
NEW YORK CUP!) -Former cocktail
waitress Alice Crimmins was to be at·
raigned today, m charges of mlU'der
on<! manstaUibler In t!le deatbs ol her
two small cbiidren jult five years q:o.
Bound for Pearl
Ul"IT.._...
Rah, Rah, Rah for Ra II
Crew of Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl's
papyrus boat Ra JI cheer and wave as their craft
nears Bridgetown Harbor, Ba.rbados, Sunday night,
ending a two--month, 3,2()().mile voyage across the
Atlantic intended to show that the Egyptians could
have done it 6,000 years ago. Trip, fecond attempt by
Heyerdahl to cross Atlantic in ~yrus boat, origi·
nated in Safi, Morocco, on Africa' west coast. Craft
is named for ancient Egyptian s god.'
From Pore J
MILE SQUARE .•
Jake, sub-tropical plants and such flora
as nagnollas, mtmo.us and jacarand~.
Down the west side of \he park wJ!l
be the more fonnal recreation grounds·
UPI Ti""ll9te
with pllcl>and·pu!I Sopar golf, baseball,
football and other acUve sports.
The last section features an organized
picinic area, small ampitheater, bor~
shoe pit.s, shuffleboard, and c r o q u e t .
To the south a teen center may be
built with a swimming poo1. At the
end of th e journey t he family c a r
moves through a pine.covered forest and
past ca!\.lal fishermen .
County officials can't say when the
total dream becomes a reality, but the
first part opens in August. It's the start
of bigger things to come.
Walter Knott Named
'
As Briggs' Chair1nan
George Delahanty, chairman or the
committee to re-elecl Assemblyman Joflh
V. Briggs CR-Fullerton), bas announced
that Walter Knott will be the honorary
chairman of the commlttee.
Other committee members named
were Norman Dano!!, co-chairman and
Marvin Warden, finance chairman.
Beach Publishes
Cit)• Newsletter
For Information
'Ille City ol Huntington Beech hot
spent 11,600 In publiolllng a lour-page
newsletter.
The first ieue of the letter, tlUed
Huntington Sands, has been distributed
to 35,000 homes and apartments Jn the
city. A total of 40,000 cople3 was printed
with the remaining 5,000 g1:>lng to
businesses and being available for in~
fonnation req uesis about the city.
The newsletter, which carries the
slogan "Informed Citizens are the Guar·
dians and Spirit of Good Government,"
will be distributed once every two
months.
It is edited by city Public Information
Officer William Reed who saJd the $1,800
coat for the first issue included distribu·
tion expenses of three cents a copy.
Articles in the first issue include a
story on the new Centrex telephone
system installed in clty hall wjlh the
new phone numbers for city bffices,
an analysis ol the budget b y
City Administrator Doyle MiUer,
other than the single mishap, ao:tivity
on Capistrano Bay Area beadlea and
wateJ:ways, was bu&J.• but uneventful,
lifeguards said. ·
The lack of surf dving Saturday and
Swlday kept rescues down among the
estimated 67,000 weekend visitors at San
Clemente city and Orange County
beaches.
Thirty-eight rescues were reported
through the two days. Water tern·
peratures · took a sharp dip from
Saturday's 6a to a 63 on Sunday.
The ocean me'rcury was expected to
rue again today.
Cigarette Blamed
In $5,000 Blaze
Fire caused by a burning cicarette.
dropped in a living room sofa caused
$5,000 damage to a Fountain Valley resi·
dent early this morning.
Fire units were called to a resid~
at 10251 Oriole Ave., at 2:30 a.m. It
took nearly an hour to c o n t r o I the
blaze.
Firemen said the only occupants of
the home were a Mrs. Louise Magill
and her son, Steve. fllxs. Magill discover·
the the sofa fire, tried to put it out with
a garden hose and was overcome by
the smoke, according to firemen.
She was taken 1o &ntington Intercom·
munKy Hospital by a neighbor, but
returned before firemen left the area,
accordinj to fire department reports.
USS Henry Clai first Polaris submarine ever ·lo call at Long Beach,
moves out of bi'rbor on its way to new home port at Pearl Harbor,
Oahu, Hawaii. Sub is being reuslglled to Pacific Fleet after 18, 61).
day patrols in the Atlantic. It Is nuclear powered and cames 16
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Polaris missiles.
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Announcing
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Mon., July 13 ,thru Sat., July 18
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OUR LOW
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Tan go of Roses Brandon Arrangement
BIOe Scarecrow Ludwig
Harlem Nocturne Hagen
Mancini Favorites Brandon Arrangement
The little Ballerina Carroll Arrangement
Fiddler on the Roof Overture Bock
Sponsored by The Irvine Company and fash ion Island Merch;ints Associ1tion in
cooperation witk the Recording lndustrie5 Trust Fund.
FASHIQNj ISLAND
NEWPORT CENTER
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' Another . Cliffhanger
. -. DAIL'f ,tL01' ~ W lllcMrll ll .. IM"
JohD Montgomery, 18, Garden Gro·ve •. tried to climb
down the 150-foot west cliff of Upper Newport. Bay
Saturday. He got stuck. Friends called .for help. It
came in the form of Newport Beach fireman Don
Campbell (center) and the strong backs of residents
in the nely,hborhood ff Galaxy Park, where the
rescue operation took place. One of th6se on tbe rope
was UCI Chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich Jr., (lower
right ). who lives on Galaxy Road near the park.
Aldrich and his neighbors were attracted by the
si rens. Young Montgomery was soon hauled to safe-
ty, embarrassed but unhurt.
-Lions: Taste Tires for A
Are your tires getting Chewed up?
They may be I! you drive through
Orange County'& newest recreation at-
traction, Lioa. Country Safari, which
features dol.ens or the big cats in a
copy of their natural habltal
The beasl.8 in the drive.through secUon,
.however don't seem to ~ too satisfied
with their share ·of the park's '17,000
moirthly food blil.
Larry Heath, general manager of ~ion
Counter. says ·tfiat\ to : far,, aeven Ures
have been punc~ by lions' teelh as . ·'-' .
Disabled Miners Oose Diggings
MULLENS, W. Va. (UPI ) -Roving
bands of disabled coa1 miners today
shut down at lea!t nine mines in 90uthern
West Virgmla and idled about 1,SOO
miners to protest the penalon policies
or the United Mine Workers Union
(UMW).
The Disabled Miners of Soulhem West
Virginia , headquartered here, charged
that UMW pre1ldent W. A. lTony) Boyle
refused to discuss hospital and pe:nsion
benefits wilh them . 1
All nine mines c!Oltd were in Wyoming
county. A spot check showed major
mines in Raleigh, McDowell, Mercer and
Fayette counties were working.
James Leeber, UMW di.sb:k:t 28 pres!·
dent, al nearby Beckley, sa1d he had
09t completed a ~k of the mines
but added "better than 95 percent of
the mines)J in his district wtre operating.
lt was the second lime within three
weeks aUempts were made to shut down
the mines becall.Se or the dispute with
union officials.
sight.seers made ·the eight-mile drive.
The man8gehicnt happily refunds the
cost oi such casualties, he explained.
"Of cour!'~, tliere · are many more
instances where lions will come up and
take after' the tire!·, but not that many
bite them ," Healh added .
Other damHge inflicted by denizens
of the Laguna Hills amusement park
-it prOper. prescribed precautions have
been take11; -will also be repaid .
The 90-minute ride takes \lisitors
through Southl11nd terrain traR.Sformed
into an African· \leld, where lions: zebras,
giraffes and many other creatures coi!x·
isl.
The inhabitants total a)() and the
number is growing, since a baby antelope
and seven lion~ cubs have been born
since the Impressive park opened.
Now going inlo Its second month, Lio11
Country's population also expands due
to the arrival of new arum·a1s lhlppcd
in to li ve at tbe game preserve.
.
Noise Foe Happy
Emory Sees Vic~'ry :Over ~oaring Jets ·
By THOMAS FORTUNE
ot lie o.llY Plllt .....
Daniel W. Emoey, Newpcrt Beach's
number me aircraft noiae foe, is growing
more confident in his c8U!f' every day_.
The latest reason for encouralement,
he says, is the ' state attorney general's
decision to file lawsuits supporUng the
cities of Inglewood and Burbank in their
court efforts to reduce niose at • Los 1
Angeles International and Hollywood-
Burbank airJiorfs.
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'That 'aclloo. ·la!"' the ;riJddle ·ol Int
-· cau!ed Newport Beach. Cl(y A~ . . . .
tOmey Tully Seymour· to commeat: .
'!'It ·ts an encouraging ·UUng 'in th.et
here we have the state ·attorney ~at
tak~ c;ognlz.ance of local aJrport noise
problems and actlv:ely ln~ening to
bring the matter before the court." ,
Emory, In hls. cParacteristically col-
oiiul Way, said: ·
('I'm pletsed to .ee the attorney
Engineer W~ias
,
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gentral's oftlce st~k their no&e bt the thin~ ., .
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F.mory, S&-year-o!d publica~ con--.
'suit.ant, lives at 2250 Golden Clrcle; ip:
the Back Bay area just about a mlle.
from the end of. the Or.ange· CbmtY,:
Airport runway. -: •
He said the attorney general's tn-·
tuvenlion doesn't m~an the state office:
Can do. anYthlni 1dlrectly for Newport:
(See NOlllE, P ... II
150,000 Irish
March Against
A Few British
Ecology Fight Likely
BELFAST, Northera lrelaod (UPI) -
A parade of 150,000 men and boys march·
ed through Belfast today in pogtwar
Northera Ireland's greatest display of
Pr:otestant power. A thin line of British
troops, police and barbed wire divided
them from Roman Catholics and kept
the peace.
In Upper Bay. Program:
Jn what their leaders called the
greatest celebration of the Protestant
victory over the Catholics at the Batlle
of the Boyne In 1690, tens of thousands
additional Protestants marched under
"no surrender" banners and to the tune
of files, drums and bagpipes in 20
parades zigzagging across the niap of
the six BriUsh• counties of Northern
Ireland. Police had predicted 50.000
Belfast marchers aloM, They said
150,0lo ""11111 .. 1.
':But thare's peace riih*: across
Northern Ireland/' an ranny ,pobsman..
said arter the three-hour Oran&e OnWt
March through the heart ol Belfut. · ·
The 11,000 troops and polli:e did J¥>1 .
use their rifles:, thefr tear gas, their
clubs, their lhieJdt or lhe two waW
·canaon flown fn from Gennany~ They ·
' used their bodies and a ~w words· to
prevent a further i>utbniak .of ·the
Pro(estant.Catholic ·rioting of · the past
two weeks that hu killed 11 persons
. and injured hundreds more.
Participants in a _..uve·plamtng
effoot for Upper Newport Bay develop..
ment have been warned they had better
make ready to flglrl.
Advice that their plans had better
be good· wu given to ·Newpm· Beach city, orange · ··coohW' ili\d · ·statt!····or
California representaUves and officials
of the lrvine . Compeny ,by Col. Sam
Black, deputy dlstrkt engineer for the
U.S. Anny C<i<lllf ol Engineer>.
"If there, is going to be any con-
struction on the coa!t o1 · Southeiit
C81Uomia you had better· be prepared
to fight," Cot. Black aald· Friday.
. He'. •ld ·the jmtt a:ovemment .. a1eocy
and iaod"l'Der ~· fjlfce,, e~ It doel rreel:jkdenl money, P~1' ·1s eobrl to have to Juallly to Ille U.S. -----·'""I· •olll'r:al . Unpoel u-.1!'1 .a. •• meat would ha.,.
He .ho-cautioned that there are 18 ..,..,Md univ-a~in( lhuu
Ule in .the Upper Bay .,,. ,.tncf he
predicted they will pJ.ovide "a· tremen~
dous , amoon of ,oppoait.i.on" ti> bay
deve~enl. . The joint study g/oop . 1s· plonning
8Iteri>itive plane' for future · U!llf! «.'the
Dr. Slocum Ruled Sane;
Mutder :Trial Date Set
By TOM BARLEY
ot 1M DallY' l'lltt lll H
Dr. Wesley G. Slocum was today
declared to .t>e sane and capable of
assl91.ing In his defense to charges that
he killed and dismembered his infant
dSught.er.
The Costa Mesa -physician drew that
verdict on the ~ports of . t w o
psychiatrists and Superior Court Judge
James F. Judge immediately ordered
dismissal or sanity proCttdings against
him. A pre-trial hearing was sdleduled
for Tuesday wiUi the jury trial slated
to start July 20.
Newport Man's
Flag, Driving
. Bring Arrest
A Newport Beach man w ~ o 5 e
windshield was allegedly · emblazoned
with an American' Flig into which ·a
peace aymbol had been cut was arrested
Friday in Costa Mesa.
Cary E. Schwaaeke, 21, of 451 Bolero
Way, was released 01 hil ·promi~ to
appear in court this Friday morning
for arraignment under .Section 11•. of
the Military <ind Veterans Code. ·
Patrolman Pat Rodgers also cited
Schwaneke for making' • right tum oa
a red traffic ,light in v1iolatioa of th~
posted law at the intersection involved.
The otncer ·said he gtade the illegal
maneuver while he was tailing him
waiting for a good spot to· $10p rhim
, and make 4ie arrest for .the misde-
meanor F,lag' viol,tioft · ' ·
1 He was pullei over ' at ' Newport
t Boulevan:I and SUperior Avenue aUer
the second alleged lnfractl~. · •
. 3 Newsmen C·aught
PHNOM PENH (UPI) -Three French
television newsmen have been ciptured
by Communist troops near the ruins
o( .Angkor· Wat 'and O&'le of them was
1hot ·and wouf'ded trying. to eecape, 1
'French televlaioo spol<esmao aald today.
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But Slocum, 46, Was much more ~
t.ertflted today in the progress of yet
another attempt to fire trial ·lawyei:
Paul AugustJne as his attomeY ol recprd.
He had another attorney in coui't with
him and asked Judge Judge to recognize
that Michael P. Gerbosi would •be his
lawyer in all future court acUon.
But Augustine, whO refuses: to state
the rea90n behind Dr. SIQCUm's deciJion
to ft.re him,, was again retained ~ the
surgeoo's lawyer when Gerbosl told .
Judge Judge that he could not take
on the Slocum cue without a retainer
fee . -
Slocwn. admed tile Jurist lam the
def"1danl'• bos that he ,. .. not bankrupt
but tilat be had paid AUllulUne a IO!al
of 11.400 .
Jui:lge Judge refu8ed to MDCUcm a
~ion of finances between tbe ~
attorneys. They will .we tbe Luue
ol wf1o Is Dr. Slocum'• lnytr al
Tuelday's pre-trial session.
Dr. Slocum was cheirced witp murd~
last March 27 when movlne men found
the butchered. remains of what ls,al)ea:~
to be his 3-montlHlld daughter "'Cynthia
in a freuer , ahij>ped from the c.o.ta
Mesa home to a Sant.a Ana depot.
Workers found the ctlild's remains
Riter they noticed a lllmrl odor
emanating from the freezer. Seyer~!
ports of the body, all c8"fp!ly wripped
In bu tcW'.s paPf!r,. wi;v-e d.covered in ·
the appliance. . '
' . Police Arrest
~ahia!} Hijapker
BEIRUT. (UPi ) '.._A ZS.year<>'ld Saudi
Arabi>n llijacked a Saudi Arabian
Alrlloea jelllner with 141 peraoos aboard
to Dama-1 • S,ri., Sundaf in wbal •
t)e sakt· WU, I 'protest lpiftst hll COUJto
lt)l'a amc:Iatlon with Amerlcln on Jn.
tertsta. !
Pal'<lli•r& said thehijocker .klenllfied
by poli<o II F~hd Bakheil A~Harby, J
opened fire wKh 'his pis!of I n l o the
1 cellin1 of the BooJns 707 Jll alter .It
landed In Doma11e111. -armled him.
There were no lnJurle5.
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' Upper Bay depeoding upoo v.iiether lire
land exch .. between ttie county aad
the Irvine Company survives or not.
The ll'ade currently b being argued
in Silperior Court.
The City of Newport Beach, as tbe
··agency-· that will have ultimate zoniftc
authority over the Upper Bay, organi~
Ille j<inl 81Ucty. The Irvine Company
is involved as a landowner, the county
as trustee of stale Udelands, and state
re!oUrce lt:encles becal* of the t. volvement d. public lands.
Meellnp: were held in April an4 May.
The group met !or the ll>rd time Frlcloy
at the Oraqt County Harbor Distrtc:t
)>eadquartera on tile i-... Bay.
A -ol April neat year WU
oet for COlll!lletfon ot tlreir alternalt
~ for deielooinent -a deo41ine liYI
-allrrir time .... lie Corp& k
E,.ii-11 to llrrld pUbllc i..1np aimed
• l"ltinf flnlnefel )IOI~ in ....
1111 federal bUdcet. · .
II, however, the joint study 8rouP
clecJdes lb oamplete .lire planoing without
federal money, the deadline Is extended
and other fwrdll)I, probably would bo
required -at i.a.t 15,000 to 110,000
for engineerlni studies ol. flood flows.
Robert Montgofnery, regional maneger
witl}. the Callfohiia Department. of. Filh
and' Game, suggested the -lbility ot
the study being iCfelerated '° men
detailed 'lnformaUon wouJd be available
if there is to be a county bond Wut
on Upper Bay development this fall.
But George Dawes, Newport Beach'&
harbor and LidelarxlJ administrator, said
be didn·t aee how tha~ could be done ~
without hi;ing oulllde help to SUflfllemeac
time p,it i.h by the government staffs.
loloitgomery acmowl<d(ed lh<re .,.
development pll.ns prepared by tile coun.
ty which coold be put to the volerf~
but he said these did oot Ioclurle Depar)-
ment of Fi!h and · Game conce~ ..
although there weie sorQ.e plans similar\
Twenty officials were present at tit!
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TEN · WINNERS
IN PILOT TODAY
The Orange County Fair le Ei~
pooillon opeoa tomorrow. But yoo
.could be 1 winner of Uckel.8 to
.the fair llrday. Tho DAILY PILOT
il·CivinC away IO polra ol ticket.a
dally to the lair.
Chock the .clurrlfled advvllsJn1
aectioll ( uader any and a 11
ca~orles). for a special "ad"
IJs!lni )'OUT oamo and telling YOO
how to obtain your free flcketa:.
lf your name ls there, be our
llll"IL The DAILY PILOT b-
, Y;OU linjcy the. fair.
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' We•tller
./ 'I'ht weither picture looks a uiue
warmer today. Temperatura
ahould range in the high· IOI with
. llUMY oldea prevailin( alODi Ille
Oranp CollL '
INSIDE TODAY
Sptctacvlor crcih °" San FrG:nc:Uco'i Goldc11 Ga:tc Brldgt
killed nine persom. Ow:e vf~rnn
14w ol/lur r:olUd ft Ill• IDOl'lt he
.hod evtr teen. Stor~. photo
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Beach Access
Cont1·ol Opposed
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Probl<ms Hlcely to be IO<td by the
county 1f It succteds in taking over
access to the beach at the foot ot
Ninth Street In Sooth Laguna will , be
pointed out ia a leUtr addrel8ed to
each member d the On.nee County
Board "' Supervilon, a«:ordinc to Bob Benner ol 1be South Laguna Coves
Association.
Association members met on Saturday
with representatives or private beach
commtmities in Three Ardl Bay, Blue
l.ogoon and Emerald Boy to orpnhe
opposttiou to the county's avowed plan
Cooler Beaches
Keep Rescues
To a Minimum
Small IUlf ...i cool .... "'""
peratures llept --beach mcues to a minimum as 200,000 ~!tors cram-
med Newport's beaches Saturday and
Sunday, lifeguards said today.
Lifeguard Capt. Bud Belshe said 95,000
\lisitors showed up Saturday. Then were
only six recues. Sunday aaw l~.ooo
beach goer and eiabt racues.
''There wu no IWf and the few tiDy
rip ,tides we bad the non-swimmers got
caught in," he said. "But what did
the trick was a 10 degree drop 1n water
tempenWrt over tbe IOll lour dB¥•
wbk:fl kept nlmmen cut d tbe water.'"
,Bel!he laid tbt water temperature ~ 70 dear• on Thuraday, 68.7 on
Friclo,y, 16 I'! SaWzday aod • cililly Ill by-y. • .
. Car on Balboa Isle
Damaged hy V andaJs
Pu11ot·oa1c1 today that vandals -aioo11 Amet.byll, Apolena, Con! and Sap-
phtft Slleeta .. Balboo Waod So.tunlay nicl>I lllCI llllPih! oil 11 car radio an-
t.Mas. Pollce .. um-damage al 111 '°' -IJllenna.
DAILY PILOT
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nuv M rcjll'OlfuQll wll"*" weci.i ,.,.
m1.,.1or, er ClllPVl'll'!I -·
S«olld (lftt _ .... "" ., ... ..,.,, ••tdt •r.cl COlll Mftl, C•l!IOnlll. SVl!Kriptbo to.,
c:ll'rlw 111.• ...m111.,, .., mall a .le .,..1111y1
lftlll...., ... 11M1 ..... t:lM INllll!ly.
to eetablllh public -to die' beach
by tak1ng over a JO-foot easement over
• coocrete stairway leading to the sand&.
Maintaining that. de<do to lllO ,.,,,.1a
1n· tract Mt Included prlvoto -n,ht of
easement to the ~. UIOdaUon
members recently Mt up a . patrol to
keep outsiders from uslq the ttairway.
Althot.lgh the homeowners are 11rudy to go to court" over the bNch access
privilege, according to Beqner, the lttler
to the :supervisors simply "st.atfs the
lact.s ol the situation and "" forth
...,. of the physical probl<1111 the county
would be facing if it took. over the
easement."
Th.... be &aid, Include the -Involved In getUnc the publlc _, to
the beach ; the !act that the Bleep, •
loot .wrny, even H """'ired, ""'1d
mnaln hlw'dOUI far flllllly UJe; ~
problem "' 1ocau.1 restroom1 lacllill.,; the lbaence ol available parklnl IJIOC<; 11\t need to employ addltloool ofllcen
to pttr<>l tbe beach; aod the !act t.bal •:very Utile beach" ""'1d be Jell !or
public use Is acau were ~blbihed,
&ince oceanfront properties ·u:tend to
mean bJgh tide line.
"As we see it,'' aaid ~r, 0 the
courty would be getting Into some
tremendous espenoe, w1t.b very litUe
beach to lbow for IL" .
The group will mee.t again In a week,
be added, to hear a ltgsl "l"'i from
Mtorney James Lonr, who is r~ the~· Jqaf posi·
Uon in the matter.
Unknown Object,
Plus Big Hok
Make Wet Day
A :ZS.loot cabin crulaer unk one-ar><f.
one.hall mllea oll the C01St of Hunllnlton
Beech Swlday -a large bole ....
ripped In the llaJl>oud M by an
unknown aubmer1ed object.
Both men m boarJ, Frank Petorl
of Mldny City and Walt Underwood,
SOI Calilornla SL, Hunu.,too Beacb,
we<e reecued by &DOlber boat.
aty ur.....,..i. aa1d tile "Carol s.
en.per," owmd by Pet«I, mik to
Iba oobtn roi1!Jne. P-and Undmoaod
had prepared Ill lnllatable lll• rall but
did ool -tt.
,,,.,. ... JllcMd up by a = ~ trllllleritd .. t.bO city li
and eventually IWn to Nriporl
l!Mbor, t.betr cabin crulaer In tow, by
the U.S. Colli Guard Oilier Point
Divide.
IJl.,.uards Aid the cabin crulaer WU
traveling. about 15 !moll w!)en tt lllruck
.. object Jn lhe watu and -oink·
Ing. .
Neither man was inJurtd in the mishap,
llleguards Aid.
A-Frame House
Damaged in Fire
1 Newport Beach fire olliclals today m
invesUgatlnc a fll'I\ whJdi cauaed heavy
damqe Jo an A·lrame -on the oc:oonfnxlt porldll( lot near Newport Pier
Sunday nlllht
Inv..U-Joe Peopleo Aid the c-
ol the fire at llOI w. Ocean Front
was under lnvestq;ation. 11We haven't
been able to Und any mlural CIUlel
for it," he aald.
An eaUmated ft,IOO dama1• wu done
to the building which waa occuPled by
lloberl'WrlghL Jack Amador and Bruce
South. The fire broke Olli at 1:10 p.m.
in a downstairs bedroom.
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Raia, Raia, Rah for Ra II
Crew ol Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl's
papyrus boat Ra II cheer and wave as th eir craft
nears Bridgetown Harbor, Barbados, Sunday night,
ending a twcrmonth, 3,200-mile voyage across the
Atlantic intended to show that the Egyptians could
have done it 6,000 years ago. Trip, second attempt by
Heyerdahl to cross Atlantic in paPfrus boat, orig1·
nated in Safi, Morocco. on Africa's west coast. Crall is named for ancient Egyptian sun aod.
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STUDY ••.
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The next aessioo ls scheduled !or
October. Dawes lllggttled a six-month
wait bel<n ll10lhtr meeting ol the pJan.
ninC ltudy p:>licy makers but Irvine
Compeny President William Masoo asked
Ibey meet qa1n In three months •
In the meantime, staffs of the several aceocl .. w1ll be tdent:l(ying constraints
and oppor1un111 .. that eabl. So lar, they
bave compiled JftVioul studies by
variout parUes and evaluated their
validity and u..tulneee.
1be policy group _.,,..i the study
timela1>le and 1be area ol the study,
wllidl ls between Newport Beach we.tern
city limill aloog Irvine and Tustin
avemes amd Jamboree .Ro9d and takes
In 1be -.... to 1be Upper Bay by
Lioda Ille.
Newport Burglar
Neu Jeiveh
N~ Beach pollce -y m aeek· Inc leads ht a l'/,11111 jewel burglary
ol a Newport Baach home over the -HllllY H. Myen ol 2000 Tullln Ave.
returned from a tlf'l)oday vacation Sunday
night and reportf!d a vue, bracelet and
two antique rings worth $7,910 bad been
stolen in his absence.
Skipper's Hand Mangled
In Dana Harbor Mishap
A South Gate man trying to start
an outboard engine in mid-channel at
Dana Harbor Sunday suffered a badly
mangled hand when he caught it in
a sptming flywheel.
San Clemente lifeguards said D. J.
Edi.ridge suffered acute blood loss in
the pre-noon accident at the new harbor.
Guards nuhe<I the injured man to South
Coast Community Hospital in South
Laguna in a Weguard slaUon wagon.
Mom Held in Deaths
Of Her.Two CJiildren·
NEW YORK (UPI) -Fonner cocktail
waltnss Allee Crimmins was to be ·ar-
raigned today on dlarges of murder
and man!llauQhier ln the dresths of 'ber -
two small chifdren just five years ago.
Eldridge, 54, was treated at the
hospital for blood loss and aevere cuts
. on his leit palm. He was reported in
good coudllion.
The accident occurred near the harbor
entrance after the IO-horsepower out-
board on the man's small boat failed.
The !!and became tangled In the cooling
nywheel as ~ engine stated again.
Other than the single mishap, activity
on Capistrano Bay Area beacMs and
waterways was busy, but Uneventful,
lifeguards said.
The lack ol surf during Saturday and
Sunday kept rucues down among the
estimated &7 ,CQJ weekend visiton at San
Clemente cit1 and Orange County
beaches.
Thirty-eidlt rescues were reported through the two days. Water tem.-
peratures took a sharp dip ' from
Saturday's 81 to a 63 on Sunde)'..
The ocean mercury wu tipected to
rise again today.
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NOISE ..• · ..
--the alrpOrl l1u In lmitoty 111111 outside ol city jurlsdlctton. ·
But Whit tt should ll""ln, IC<Ordlng
to Emory, is that the question ol who
controll alrcral! notse generated by an
airport will bo decided. Tllo courta.
Emory lald, wlD be drawlq tho lino
ahowing the division of. authority between
the Federal Aviation Astnc)'·, the airport
proprietor and k>cal agencies.
.. It doesn't really matter which way
Jt goes," Emory said. ''Just JO me
court says this agency has responsibility
and one gets stuck with ii. They all
like it the way It is."
Emory serves on the Noise Advisory
Committee to the state Department of
Aeronautics, created last year to come
up with a ~ regulation standard.
The pmmDg down cl responsibility ror
airport noise will put "someone on the
spot for complying wllh that standard,
Emory, says.
Emory uid a public hearing on the
standard •as held in May, reViaJons wW
be heard in August and It probably wlU
be December before it is adopted. fie
• sa.I~ the standard will require moru"toring
equipment to measure the amount of
noise produced by an airport in a 24-bour
period. .
"It will work like a water meter,"
Emory said. "You turn the faucet oo and
oU and the meter meuuns the total
output."
Admiral Dunbar,
Mesa Resident,
Succumbs at 71
Rear Adm. Frank R. Dunbar (USN·
.Ret.) of COSta Mesa died Saturday at
the Veterans Administration Hospital in
Loog Beach. He was 71.
Funeral WVi<el will be held !or Adm.
Dunbar July 20 at 11 a.m. in the Sawtelle
Chapel at 'the Veterau Admia!atraUon
Cemetery In Sawtelle.
Adm. Dunbar is aurvtved by his -.
Ann M. of Costa Mesa; a . daughter,
Helen Dunbar of New York and a step.-
son, Al Franklin. ol Los Angeles.
Adm. Dunbar joined the Navy hl 1918
as 111 enlisted man and served ln Europe
during World War I. He saw action
in the Pacific during World War Il.
He retired from active duty in !HS
after 30 years of service.
· He moved to Orange c.ounty ill 1955
and was a member of the Orange County
Grand Jury In 1968.
Durante Hospitalized ·
SANTA MONICA , Calif. (UPf) -Jim-
my I>Jrante, hospitalized Friday after
sullerlng dl2Z)' !peih, probably' will bo
released later Uris week, a spokesman
at St. John's Hoipital said Sunday.
'Ibe spokesman said tests indicated
the 77-year-old comedjen may be suf.
lering from Labrytnt.blU., •• lnfectlon
of the middle ear.
Police Det.ective Tom Shearn said the
thlfi enl<nd Myers' -by prying
ope-n a door to a downstairs be<nom.
One ring is a 1.75 carat diamond
and the other is a 9 carat sapphire
with diamonds. Both are beirloom1,
Myers laid.
Shein! 11~ clues in the t:• "'"
few. ''The suspect wore gloves, 111 tbere
are DO fi.D&erPrints," he said.
~ummer Pops Coflceffs
MONDAY EVENINGS UNDER THE STARS
Delays Commuters
NEW YORK (UPI) - A fire on a
&-awbrld1e over the H a r 1 e m River
blocked the PeM Central's main tracks to New England and upstate New York
today, causing qmmuters what the
railroad described as one of the worst
UeUPI In Jts history. Only one long
dlatance train, from Chicago, waa af.
lected.
ON THE MALL AT FASHION ISLAND
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·D.e.butantes
Ca .st .Away
A> castaways. 1970 National Charity League
debutantes and their guests were treated royally yester·
day for they were entertained during a bay cruise, luau,
games and danCing. · ·
. Honored guests 'were the Misses Wendy Mariann
Jordan, Laurie Jean Gage and:Roslyn Jane Rawlings.
and host couPleS 'were their parents, the Messr~. and
Mmes. ~e Paxtop Jordan .Jr.1 James Robert Gage
and Richard Curtis R~wlings. ,.
Party.goers were piped aboard Mr. and Mrs. Pi;lul
Connally's Suzie Wong where tbey cruised the bay
v.•hile sipping soft drinks and sampling appetizers ..
Tiki torches bonfires· and hurricane lamps lighted
the way to a Secluded beach where they were seated
at low tables, decorated with red, white and blue
cloths, sea shells and driftwood.
After the hearty !are was serv~d, guests were invited
to play vQlleyball, enter a limbo contest and dance
on the beach. -
Qther debutantes attending were the Misses Victoria
Carl.er Bryan, Janet Elaine Golby, Deb<?rah Groome
Corlett, Debbe Suzanne Dean, Su,an Frances Farrer.
Lucinda Jean Hayes, Marie Claudine Meany, Sally
Owen and Gail Sparling. These young w'omen Will make their formal bow
to society during the Thanks~ivin2: weekend. The 10th
annual ball, spoosoreil. by the-Newport Chapter of
NCL, will be presented in the Newporter Jnn. Mrs.
Jordan is ball director.
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DAIL'!' PILOT Pllttel ''Orel Sc~11elllet BEACHCOMBING? -Actually these debutantes are sending in-
vitations on charred paper and wrapped in a bottle to other debs
and guests, bidding them to a party. Honored debut.antes are (left
to right) the MisSes Wendy Mariann Jordan, Roslyn Jane Rawl ..
ings and Laurie Jean Gage. ·
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Children Benefit
·Harbor Key Unlocks
Door for Disturbed
Profits to emotionally disturbed children ~re immeasurable from the
nohprofit Thrift Shop now in its 10th year·under the sponsorship of Harbor
Key, t~e Child. Guidance Center of Orange County.
Low price tags are !ound on items for the entire family in the shop
on Newport Boulevard in Costa Mesa, with proceeds from all sales going.,
to the countywide psychiatric clinic for children from preschool to 16.
In charge of the Thrift Shop is Mrs. M. D. Flaherty, chairman, who
supe rvises maintenance, makes daily sales rePorts and -with her staff of
volunteers -sorts donations and prices them. Staff officers include the
Mmes. Arthur A. Graves Jr., Berk Mccollum and John E. Dickey.
Especially popular is the children's corner. where bargains are wait ..
ing: in bi cycles, trikes, books and toys. The Mmes. Price T. McQuiston,
Samuel Downing, R. M. Claire an4 H. K. Wiemer are refurbishing doll s,
a nd th e demand is so great they are seeking further help in sewing doll
wardrobes. Mrs. McQui ston will give further information about the project
to any interested seamstress.
Thrift Shop business hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m .. Mond ay through
}t riday. On Saturdays, when hours are 10 a.m. to l p.m., the Ke ynotes -
teen daughters and friends of members -lend their support. They also
collect merchandise, mend and launder clothing and participate in benefit
programs.
Dr. Leonard I. Lesser is director of the Child Guidance ,Center in
Costa Mesa, which Thrift Shop volunteers work so bard to suppart .• Satel·
lite centers this year also have opened in the Garden Grove.Anaheim,
Orange and San Clemente areas.
Some of . .the problems treated at the center are poor school adjust-
ment, stealing, firesetting and other types of delinquent behavior ; moodi-
ness, fearfulness and extreme shyness. Staffing the clinic are child psychi·
atrists, clinical psychologists, an.d psychiatric social workers.
PROFITS IMMEASURABLE -Emotionally disturbed children
-will be the ones to benefit from sales o1 donated items at 'the non-
profit Thrift Shop staffed by volunteers of HarbQr Key , a support
group -of the Child Guidance Center of Orange County, Staff mem-
bers at work labeling and renewing clothing are (left to right) Mrs.
Arthur Graves Jr., secretary and Mrs. M. D. Flaherty, shop chair-
man.
Each child's Parents must be involve9 in bis treatment for the center's
philosophy is that child guidance is really family i;t:uidance. All records of
the center are kept in strict confidence', and the center treats youngsters
of all races, creeds and economic levels. Fees are charged on a sliding
scale of partial payment, and in all cases payment is less than the actual
cost to the center.
News Media Only Doing Job by Reporting the Unusual
DEAR' ANN LANDERS: How eru.1
can the news media get? A few days
ago I heard on the radiO that a woman
who lives in London -and they men-
tioned her by name -failed her driver,'s
license test for the 39th tjme. The poor
thing had beep trying !or 11 yeers lo
pass and now sne is givi'C up. She
lnvdted over $700 on driving k!s9ons,
tutors and lest fees wtlich are requlred
In En11land before one can take the
examinations.
Can you imagine that woman's shame
-after having failed ao many t.ime17
And then to have it publicized all over
the world mun have destroyed her.
To my way of lhinkina: it is the most
heartless thing I ever heard of. Wby
1'wld they do ill -SORRY FOR HER
ANN LANDERS ~
DEAR SORRY: Eve~ Ubl lo ....
" Ill< ... ...i -.... 11111 story _,
quallftet. It alt0 makn u.e people wtao
hive !1lled tbdr drlvtog leltl .....,
ud foar Umu feel bdter. I qrtt,
Hwever, It wwW Uve beet jat 11
nD Md dtey DOI mntioned lier ume. •
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I l'ltl com-
pelled t.o write In reference to "Hung
Up" -the womon who didn't know
whether or QOt lo marry a man who
holed her yoong claughlA!r by a previous
marriage. The poor kid happened to
bear a striking resemblance to hi.ol e.x~
wife whom he despised. •
I married for the ~ time seven
years a10. My daughter was nine at
Lhe lime. She was an image of her
lather, whom my bu.band loalhed. !,
loo, thought love would conquer all.
Here is the way it turned out.
My husband picks on her unmercifu lly.
She hates him. :J'be lirl bu turned
from a smiling, pleasant person into • 1111len. Ullbappy liar, l am constantly
in the middle. Her atepfather never
refers to her by name. 1t'1 always
''yoor daughter.'' •
The guilt I feel ror bringing up this
child in such a hostile environment Is
driving me crazy. I! "Hung Up's"
daughter . is hiding in her room NOW,
refusing to come out even for meals,
I shudder to think of the future.
Unless the mother Is willing to ditch
the girl in a boarding school and then
ship her off to Europe during summer
vacations, she Is in for a hell on earth .
H she doesn't it will be hell !oc the
girl. Either way the marriage ls doomed.
I! the mother who wrote hasn 't alreadf
made. tJlo lrek lo the altar. I hope
she changes her mind. -TOO LATE
FOR ME, l MARRIED HIM
DEAR TOO LATE: I rectfved •
1arprlt1at nmbtr of lettm Ric~ read
a great deal Uke yoan. Most of tile
writers were womn, but a few men
hid a almllar story 10 ten about eected
wive. wllo mittmlkd dtetr cltUdrtti. Htw
sad for all of &M-m.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : Plea,. tell
folks that when they see a person with
a black eye not to ask, "What ha~
pened?" Anybody with half a brain can
see that somebody probably hung on
a haymaker.
And while you ,..re at it, tell people
that the jokes 1~1t shiners are not
tunny to lht perton who has one. I
bave hid lwo ID lour we.a nd I
I
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am sick or nosy questions and stale
wfsecracks. Thank yciu. -DUCKED TOO
LATE -
DEAR DUCKEY: Tn Iii fOif weeb?
A I!'""" wbo bis THAT madl lnablo
witll bis eyes aa111t alM bave • problem
with bll moutll. U lt Isn't eaeqll, C.-
IO It. ..
W.hat Is French kissing? ls it wrong?
Who shoold set lhe necking limits -
the boy or the glrlf Can 1 st.olgun
weddln1 succeed ? Read Ann Landers'
booklet1 "Teenage Sei -Ten Way1 '° Cool 1t" Send SO cenls M coin and
a long, aelf·addressed, stamped envelope
in care o( the DAILY PIL01. -
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DAILY PILOT Mondq, Ju~ 13, 1970 '
, .
' ' . . . Ho roscope
Pisces: Stress Career
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You May Attain Goal
TUESDAY
JULY 14
By SYDNEY OMAl\R
The Taurus man niay llave
to be woo over wUb klnd1tts,
even guQe. This man is. DOt
·easy t• Jive wttll -lte enjoys
:tile basics of life -eatiq,
aleeplag, loving, r 11 ht t.''
mating. H you're looking for
perfecdon, look elsewbere,. Bat
U It ii a very bamu IDID
yoa want, yoa have blm ht
Taurus. Some famous men
born under this 1odlacal 1Jp
include James Mason, ·Perry
• Como and Alben Fia.Dey.
ARIES (Marth 21 • Apr]!
l9): By tonight, you may be
making plans for ·a long
journey. Your basic philosophy
could be challenged. ,Main!Jin
sense of humor. Move 8bout
-be versatile. You are due
to emerge a winner.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
:Girls' League Applauds · Outstanding Tritons Artistry
Exhibited
's.n Clemente High ·School Girls' League honored four outstanding
graduates in recent luncheon ceremonies ln San Clemente Pres·
byterian Cbureh. Earning plaudit• are (left to right) Meri Hicks,
scholarship winner ; San~y Ziegler, Girl~f-the-year : BarbaJ_"a
Stamp, Girls' League president, and Barbara Taylor, scholarship
holder.
To avoid disappointment, prospective
brides are reminded to have their wedding
llori0$ with black and whi te ~lossy P.hoto-
graph! to the DAILY PILOT Womens De-
partment one week before the wedding.
Pictures received following the wedding
will not be used.
F or engagement announcements it is
imperative that the S'tory. also accompanied
by a black and white glossy p.icture, he sub-
mitted. six weeks or more before th.e wedding
date. If deadline is not met, only a story will
be used.
To help fill requirements on both wed·
ding and engagement stories, forms are
available in all of the DAILY PILOT offices.
Further questions will be answered by
Women's Section staff members at 642-4321
or '94--.
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Pledges Exchanged
In Anaheim . Setting
Active Juniors
-.
Busy Into Fall
Active members of San
Clemente Junior W om a n ' s
Club have outlined plans for
summer and fall projects.
Jn the field of Americanism,
Mrs. Donald Bare, chainnan,
noted Juniors will support the
Twin Wells Indian School and
Priscilla Gardner, the Indian
orphan ai:iopted by the club
for a second year. The club
also collects clothing for the
school · and book"s a n d
magazines klr ~he American
M~h:\nt Marine Li b r a r y
AS!OCiation.
Cooti.nuing . .support of the
~an Clemente l.n t er faith
Servicemen's Center was ap-
proved including donations Of
home-baked cookies under the
direction of Mrs. Richard Ben-
jamin.
Mrs. Ronald Michelson will
head the comervation depart-
ment and asks members to.
save glass bottles and jars
which will be redeemed at
a half <:ent apiece.
Jn the field of health, Mrs.
Charles Orr will ask members
to save coupons in a joint
project with Santa C r u J.
Juniors to purchase a kidney
machine.
Youth chairman Mrs. H.
Patt.on Hammond .ts signing
µp Juniors to serve as craft GOP Group ... -at the Girls Club Mondays !root 3 to 5:30 p.m.
S B th ln the field of safety, women ponsors . 00 assist with registration !or the
A booth will be sponsored Learn to Swim series.
District
Leaders
Convene
Oil portraits ol children and
pets will be e1.hibited during
a one-man show in Crocker
Citizens Bank, Harbor Center•
Costa Mesa from . Wednesday,
July 15, through Saturday,
August 15.
Artist Marjori~ Ludlam,
wife of William tLudlam of
Costa Mesa, finds animals a
tremendous challenge, She
state departmental project said it takes special tri.cks chertges will be un der 1 k th · 1 1 discussion when chainnen. 0 eep em qwe ong enough for sket.ching. club presidents and deans of Commenting on her work
the California Federation of with children, Mrs. Ludlam
Bongs Imitated
Women's Clubs, Ju n i 0 r said, "Their fresh out.look and
Membership meet on Wed· unexpected retorts are a
nesday, July 15. source or entertainment
Mrs. Robert ,Calderwood, throughout the entire sitting." Who needs barics when the
Orange District first vice--A concurrent exhibit in prettiest WlfY to look at night
president, will preside at the Costa Mesa Library will i! a plain forehead adorned
8 p.m. meeting in ttie North feature the work of Mrs. Gary with jewels tlbat imitate the 1
Seal Beach Commun it Y Young of Costa Mesa. bq's look? C..... I•., n .... , Mn I I
KNITTERS'
LITTLE
HELPERS
Center. A Lima, Peru n'ative, Mrs. It's all in the Pauline THI
That evening will mark the Youag works with figures and Tricere jewelry coUectim f« KN I T W LJ
deadline !or dislrlct officers sea and landscapes. She is Des I g n • ro M a rk elinl! -I
and d1ainnen to have their a charter member, of the Aalociata. 'Die metallic bangs South Coast Plaza I
compiled data for the Orange Costa M Art Leque a.nd o:ailt ~ 11 ct-. wMb pen-"~ow,.:,: ~ ..
District Juniors Handbook. ..... elhibli! ~hroughout l h e dads '""ctirW on ·the COSTA MESA Pll: us-21111
Mrs. Fr"'!k Fedowltz Jr.,,--~South!~:and~. ;;;;;:;;;;~~~~OJ~<lx~ows.~:: .. -. .. d~~=~=~==~! diatrict presidenl, 8lld Mrs. ~
Cald""""'1 recenUy ia-nted
the Orqe County Chapter
Mardi of Dimes with a
mleromatlc filmstrip projector
in ttie name of ell the Orqe
District Junion. •
An afternoon cerem9ny in
Prince of Peach Lutheran
CJuirdl ol Anaheim linked
Crystal Wleeo ol Co8ta Mesa,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Wiese of RedondG
Beach, and J ames L. Craig
of Newport Beach.
by the Orange county Federa-Membership department un-
tion of Repiblican Women's der the direction of Mrs.
Clubs ·at the Orange County Bruce Lewis has scheduled a
Fairgrounds t 0 m 0 r r ow membership party for Satur·
through SUnday, July 19. day, Aug. 22. Women between
man. Mrs. James F. Wand of the ages Of 18 and 35 are .
Ushers were Edward and Laguna m~ is chalnnan, and invited to attend. Lettuce-.B-TOPS convene at
Valley TOPS
SUMMER FABRICS Mark Wiese. a ~eputy registrar will be on Tho9e interested in in-7:30 p.m. each Tuesday for
The bride is a graduate 01 duty· each day fl"(lll 10 a.m. fonnation may call Mrs. programs in Fountain Valley
Lei!ehua High School In to IO p.m. Lewis at 492·1764. Elementary School. Hawaii. Her husband was _:::_:_:_::::::_ ____________________ :_ ____ _
1be Rev. Erich Oelschlager
cificiated for 'the coupli?, who
were Mtended by Mis.! Joyce
Ann Harrow as maid of. honor
and Terry R. Sheldon, best
graduated from Oceanside
Carlsbad College, attended Rio
Hondo College, and .. i s
presently completirig a degree
at law school in Anaheim. '
The Craigs will make their
home in Newport Beach.
Qi9 .
Crownmg ~lory
beauty salons
HAl!l FASHION SAVIN ' _____ .,,,,, . ._..., •.
Mtll.,.T.,.,,,.Wttl. ---i.•ltf' WMk
SHAMPOQ.SIT -..................... $2.95 $3.45
HAIRCUT ........... _................... $1.50 $2.00
S"f'M•ft ll'lcn tUtlllly llftiMt Dl"l.•T NIM WITH YOU• lkCITINO NEW LOOICI
$10 l\letlc Clli $1Z.50 $15 Wood« c.~ $9.ts
A .. l'OINTMINTS WILCOMI
IUT NOT ALWAYS NICllU•Y
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BUD GET P_E,RM II
CROWNING GLORY
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Contest Kick-off Rally July 14, 2 p.m.
SANTA ANA· FASHION SQUARE I
Pick up your entry form and view
the prizes on 'display. There will
be entertainment a nd refreshments for all.
.J.
FfSHION • SQUARE
S.nta Ana Freeway at Main
In cooperation with Dr. Pepper
GROUP .·1
SAVE UP TO 61¢ YARD
voil• prints, poplin pri nts, dotted s~iss
prints, pique prints, sportsw••r pr1nt1, ..
b1rk cloth prints, m1ny others.
VALUES TO $1 .39 YARD
cOttons, polyesters,
rayons, blends
GROUP ·2
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SAVE UP TO $1.00 YARD
floc:lc:1cl voil1 ~rints,, imp~rt·~. ~~~· linen
prints an d solidi, c1nv11 prints,. •port.s
prints, botc~1r w11v1 prints, others~ '
VALUES TO $1. 91 YARD
flex, cottons,
polyesters,
rayons , blends
44"/45'' wide
all w11h1bl1
H-C-'41111f•' •f l••slt llwcl.
HIMltktttM l eecll
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Or•111fetr M.tl
Ora11tethorp• •11cl H•rlter .. Hen•• I J6-IJJ4
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lrlatel •t Se11 Oie90
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Noise Foe Happy
Emory ·Sees .Victory Over Roaring Jets
By TeoMAS FORTVNE °' ............... .....
Daniel W. Emory, Newport Beach's
number one alrcreft noiae'foe, is 1ro•ing
more confideot ln his cause every day.
The latest reason for encouragement,
he 11y11 la the state attorney ,eneral's
decision 1o Ille lawauits supporttng the
cities of Inclewood and Burbank in their
court efforts to J'flduce· niose at Loe
Angeles Int.ematlooaJ and Hollywood.-
Burbank alrporta.
That action, tuen the lljlddle of last
week, callled Newport Beach Qty At-
tomey Tully Seymour .to ci>mmenl:
"lt is an encoora&inl thlng ln, that
here we have the state attorney 1eneral
taking co~oce of· local airport noise
problems and actively intervening to
bring the matter before the court:"·
Emory, in his charactm.Ueally col·
orful way, uid:
''I'm pleased to tee tbt attorney
• Capable of Defense
Slocum Decmred Sane,
. Murder Trial Date Set
By TOM BARLEY
Of .. o.IW Pllllt .. ft
Dr. Wesley G. Slocum was today
declared to be aene and capable of
uoiating In hi1 def-to charges, that
he llllled and dismembered his infant
. daucJi!er. . '
Tbe Cooia Meaa phyllcian drew lllat
verdict oft U. nports ct t w o
New Car Site
To Be Decided . '
· By:City Planners
. A mae ...,.,,tlaa )l!nDlt fw llllOlhe<
new· car dNlenblp en \be ~ltr'• BO-Calied
Auto Row --. lht .ll>oJa ·M,..
Plannin( Comm-tonllJht, wi1l1 a
recommendation for approval.
Rober! E. HwM< II '"'king permluion
to convert an exiatla& Me x I c 1 a
rSaurant ding at :1151 Harbor Blvd.,
to a mo.room and conduct automobile
.. , .. Oii the -rty.
ctty officlalJ IJ!IY Hunter '-to open
a BMW, Sub or Renault qency al
that location.
I ' ...,.,-!.. Two llOPf! ~· applicatool Wll""11
-allow _,,_ " aparlmenta ln _, -Died for duplex ""' only
are """"11111« fw denial by the c!ly
. pllnnlni Ilia!!.
A plan by Fuller'8milh -
Company, 3f71 Via Lido, Newport Boach, ·
for 41 units at 391""397 Hamilton St ..
was considered once beforr and continued
to allow changer in design.
Members ol. · the city planning staff
say, however, that the plan u submitted
nqw is substantially the same and should
~denied.
The same decision is recommended
for a pennit application by George P.
Shaver, 301 Vista Baya, who wants to
add four units to property at 2515 Elden
Ave., in an R2 zone.
An Identical permit wbich would allow
the Finl "-nbly of God Cl'1!'ch to
eipand its preschool service from 50
to 12$ children Is recoinmend-1 for com-
missioners' approval.
Plamers say the church facility has
reached maximum enrollment under its
e:tiJting pmnit and lhat more children
can be accommodated Without difficulty:
No new construction would be required,
since the church at 148 E. 22nd St.
U9el utsting buildings to operate the
pre!Chool and day care center.
Newport Man's
Flog, Driving
Bring Arrest
pO)'chi.atriJts and Superior, Cooil Judge
Jam<s F. Judge immedia~ ordered
dismissal .of unity pioceedlnp a1aln1t
him. A pre-trial hNring wu llCbeduled
for Tuesday with the jury, trial llated
to start July 20.
But Slocum, 41, wu much more in-
tl!restad loday In the _..... of yel
mother at.tempt to fire trial lawyer
Paul ~ aa his ottorney cl record.
He had another aUomey in court with
him and asked Judge Judie to recocnite
that Michael P. Gerboal would be his
bwyer in all futunfcourt a~.
But AuauotJne, who ,..,,_ to slate
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111e ·.-llehbl'Dr. -·· -te &. him, WU apia,fMalbed u .the
. ....,.., lawyer thea Gtrbool told
.iudP Judie lhlt )e could not teke
on ·the Sk>cum cue without a relliner
fee.
Slorum advised tM jurist frc:m the
' delstdanl'stbox that he WIS not bankrupt
but that ho, bad paid Aultlll(]ne a tolal'
ol,11,400.
J1ldle JOO,. refuted to' aanctim a
dilcUISian ol !inaDcel between the two
attorneya. Tbfy will ..ale · the lasue
ol who is Dr. Slocwn'1 t1wyer at ' . ~y'1 pft-lrial -..
nr.' Slocum w11 charpd wWt murder
Jut Man:h 17 when movill men fowld
tho -ed -" -" ailepcl to be bis. J.montb-old d1Ulbter Cynthia
in a freaer lbipped from the Oolta
M-home lo a Soola AH depot.
Worker• found the dikl'• remains
alt.er they nciiced a ltrOnl odor
em.llllting frcm the freezer. Severa l
parta ol the body, 111 caretlilly wrapped
in butc:her'1 paper, were diecovued in
the 1pplla!!c:o.
Admiral Dunbar,
Mesa Resident,
Succumbs at 71
' Rear Adm. Frlllk R. Dunbar (USN·
Rel) of c:oata Mesa died Saturday at
the Veterans Adm.in.tstraUon Hospital ln
Lang Beach. He wu 71.
~al service• will be held for Adm.
Dunbar Juty 20 al 11 a.m. in the '8wt.n.
Chaptl at the Veterans AdmiJU1lraUon
Cemetery in Sawtelle.
Adm. Dunbar is survived by his wife,
Ann M. of Costa Mesa; a daughter.
Helen Dunbar of New York and a step·
son, Al Franklin ol Los AngeleJ.
Adm. Dunbar joined the Navy IR 1911
as u enlisted man and terved in Europe
during World War I. Ht u.w action
in the Pacific during World War II.
He retired from acUve duty ln 1941
after .. years ol service. .
He moved to Orange County la 1155
and wu a member of the Oran1e c.ounty
Grand Jwy In 11118.
geneal'a otfice stick their nose in the .
thin " • g.
Emory, 39-year~ld publleationa con--
aultant, lives at '2250 Golden Cln:te. in
the Back ltay area just about a mlle
from the end cl the Orange County
Airport runway.
He said the attorney general's in·
tervenUon doesn't mean the state office
can do anything direcUy for Newport
(See NOISE, Pa .. ZI
150,000 Irish
March Against
A Few British
BELFAST, Northern Ir.Jud (UPI) -
A parade of 150,000 men and boys 1711rch-
ed through Belfast today in postwar
Northera Ireland's greatest displly of
protestant power. A thin line of Brttlah
troops, police ud barbed wire divided
them from Roman Catholics and kept
the peace.
In what their leaders called the
greate'st celebration of the Protestant
victory over the Catholics at the Battle
of the Boyne ill 1690, tens of thousands
additional Proiestant.s marched under
''no surrender" banners and to the lune
of fifes, drums and bagpipes in )I)
parades zigzagging across . the -niap Of
the six British . OOUlllies cl Northern
Irelaod. .PO!i<e "' predi"*"' -Belfaat l11.lrchers. alooe. . 'llley said
llO.llOO tum<d out. , "But there;• peace right. icross
Northern Ireland," an anny ipi:esman
Aid after the _,. °""" Order Mardi tllraup the heart of Beliilt. .
The 11,llOO troops and police dr.I not use ·their rifles, their tear gas, their
clubs, their shields or the two water
caMOn flown in from Germany. Tbey
used their bodies -and a fnr words to
prevent a further outbreak of the
Protestaat-Catholic rioll!lg of the paot
two weeka that has killed II penona
and Injured bundreds m0r<.
Father Charged
In Bludgeoning
Of His Family
SAN GABRIEL (AP) -Siegfried Fred
Semi, 311, WM booked M<o:tay for in-
vestigation of murder, attempted murder
and &f'SCl1 in the clawbammer attack
oo his family and IUboequeot holne ti,.,
police sa,;,;t.
Senff's son and his wife's mother were
alain in the attack last Wednesday morn-
ing and Senff, his wife and his daughter
were critically injured.
Detectives said Senff, who had suffered
aerious head injuries, was t.ransferred
(rom San Gabriel Community Hoopllal
to the jail section of Los Angeles County-
USC Medlcal Center. P"'"'°' would not say what evidence
ponied to the .... " the Gennll!H>orn
father.
Tbe polia. s1liteme!t, ligned by Chief
Franlt Carpellt« .md, "'lbe father, Fred
Serif, was placed under arrest tbis room-
ing for two c:owts cl murd«, two count.a
ol attempted murder and one count
ol arson. The matter was referred to
the district attorney's clfK:t."
Kim Senf!, 10, and his grandmother,
Mrs. William E. Chapman, were alaln
in the attack during the predawn hours.
G~a Seoff, 35, the ~r. remained
In critical condition and bad not regained
comcioutnes:s. hoepita1 authorities said.
Jenny, 7,. was reported "markedly im·
proved," but authorities declined to say
whether she was able to talk to ln·
ve.tigators and give them information
1-linl! to her father 's am..t.
See Related story oo pap I.
UPIT ....... , Raia, Raia, Raia for Ru II
Crew of Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl's
papyrUs boat Ra II cheer and wave as their craft
nears Bridgetown Harbor, Barbados , Sunday night,
ending a two-month, 3,200-rnile Voyage across the
Atiantic intended to show that the Egyptians could . .
have done it 6,000 years ago. Trip, second attempt by
Heyerdahl to cross Atlantic in papyrus boat, orig!· -
nated in Safi, Morocco, on Africa's west coast. Craft
is n~med for ancient Egyptian sun god.
A
Mesa Police Again Raid
Ffyehous~ Nude Dancing
Bandit Escapes
After Hitting
. . Costa 'Meta Ba.,..k ' . . .. .,_.L·~,
Of .. Olltr .... ,.... ,..
A cree:Hyed kitten named Katt 1'U
arreattd at Colt.t Meaa'1 nude en-
terlainlntlit ·Lavere Frtday pighl, lfltt
lawmen alteeed ber torrid bumps aj\d
srlnds appeared to 1U11est more than
1 dance. .
The case, 'made ·pouible by the Fourth
District •Court of Appelils' overturning
earlier in the d•Y ol a ban on auch arrest.a, also Jed to heckling and
malicious damage to a police car, of-
ficers uld.
Sharron A. Katt, 21, ot Coeta Mesa,.
was booked for lnvestigatiion of le'wd
conduct and indecent exposure charges
after being taken under wraps from.
the Fimo!R.
She WU booked 1t the Ila.Um house
and tranlferred to Orange Conty Jail,
where !he po!lted M25 bail and wu
released pending arraigitment lat.er in
the week in HarbOr Judicial District
Court.
"'I'bey're usually out of here within
the hour," said a jail spokesman.
Detective Sgt. John Regan and Dette·
live Gene Norden said they watched
Miss Katt's pelvic maneuvers directly
facing patrons seated at her platform.
Orange County Superior Court Judge
Robert Corfman recently o rd er e d
lawmen not to make such arrests after
retearchlng his lawbooka to determine
the conttltuUonallty ol the issues.
Hls restraining order, requested by
Gardena attorney Berrien Moore, a
llaunch de!ender of topless and bot·
tomleu ban, was overturned Friday
morninc by the San Bernardino appeals
court. · '
"Since the: injunction against en-
forcement of Section &47A or the penal
code has been lifted, they will continue
to make such ariests.,. said Costa Mesa
City AUomey Roy June today.
''And our office will · ge ahead and
prosecute where a proper· arre!st has
been made," he added. .
The 11Tt.Sl ol the five-foot , tw1>inch
Miss Katt came after lawmen had been
watching for evidence of any impropriety
within lhe prescribed arerof the law.
During the ap"°oximatelly 90 minutes
Involved, Norden said someone tore a
$1.50 coll wire out of their unmarked
detective car, renderln~ it Inoperative,
He aakl, tn, his .opmion, it was a
Flrebouae employe, but ·the st&!f of
bounctra proclaimed thelr innoc~e.
p-kl lloll ~-ha ape
Officer Dennis Houfeld '""' IUbjt<ted
lo he<kllnc and verbal abule by
Firehou.9e ' owner· Ray Rohm, anOtber
boim'cir and an un1dentUJed woman.
nae confrontaUon occurred, ht S.id,
when he and Hoaafeld tried to intervene ·
during a fight between a ·bouncer , ,and
anQther man who aaid he didn't care
to prosecute over the matter.
The bouncer ran back inaide as•pOlJce
approached, said Sgt. Goode, and did
not return as requested to d.llelru the
disturb.nee.
Unknown Object,
Plus Big Hole
Make Wet Day
A handit with ""-. ndi _,.,,.
.S-.. eoata-lllDklhorily-a
l p.m. today and eoc.aped with an un-
delttmln«I amomit of · c"" ofter
aimullting a ~.
· Police raced. to the Crocker Cltiunl
National Bank at , 2300 , Harbor Blvd.,
but were .WI tllb!I down ·detail• of
the 'llckup'al preutlme.
Sgt. Ted Curry aajd the fuan wa1
about 26 and, wor,e 1Jght panll and a yeJ.
low ahirt, but added that the loss in the
robbeiy had not been determined.
He said the Jone bandit entered tht
firm in tbe Ha.rtQ-Shopping Center
&boot three minutea to I, buL ahowed
DO actual weapon.
Fitgitive Caught
'Under Wraps'
A ,24-foot cabin cruiser sank one-and. Coo51.a Mesa· police Sgt. Bob Goode ' one:.hall mHes off the coast ol Huntington peeked under Linda Aiello'1-bed SMurday
Beach Sunday after a large hole was morji{W and gueae what he fuurid?
ripped in the starboard ·bow by an A>beit Sepulveda, 18, who was arrested
unknown ·Submerged object. on SUlpiclon of rest9ting arrest.
Botil men on board, Frank Peters Sgt. Goode aaid he ·stopped tile yoq
of Midway City and Walt Underwood, motottycliSt at Placlint.ia Avenue ind
508 California St., Huntington Beach, East 18th Street a bit earlier to Citt
were re1CUed by another boat. ldrn for baW:nc a loud muffler.
. ~~ily IHeguardl. said tile "Carol S. Sepulveda, rm Santa Aha Blvd., Sanla
Cieeper," oWned by Peters, sanl: to .ADI. oald he had no ldentlfiootton and
the CJObin roo{llne. Petl!ra and Underwood -placed IDier amot for that olf-.
hed pr<pared an infl1iable life raft bul at whidl time he ailocedlY ran from
dkl not use it. the-. They were picked up by a pallinl Jttormotion suppljed by/a wttnesa led
boat, transferred to the i:!Ly lilefUl'd
craft and eventually taken to Newport to a meet of MB Aiello'• 1P1rtmtnt
H bo the· bl I I ,_ b at 725 E. 18dl St., about 2:30 a.m. ar r, ir -ea n cru ser n "V"• y and·sbe mvit.ed the lawman in to make the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Point Divide. hb search. . ' . Lifeguards said the cabin crulsef was i ,-..._-....,...,..---------,
travelln& about 15 knots when it 1lnack
an object In the wlter and ltarted link-
ing. "'
Neither man was Injured in the mishap,
lifeguards said.
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T~N· WfNNf:RS
Wu tiler
A Newport Beach man w h o s e
winchhield 'WIS alletedly en1bluoaed
with an American F1ag lilto which · a
peace symbol had been cut wu arrested
Friday in Costa Mesa.
Cary E. Sdlwueke, II, of 451 Bolero
Way, was released OI his promise lo
appear in court Ulls Friday morning
for arraignment under Sect.ion 814 of
the Military and. Veterus Code.
A Taste for IN PILOT TODAY
The Oranp CounLy , Fatr & El·
posltk>o opens tomorrow. But you
could .be 1 .wJnner of tickets to
the fatr today. Tbe DAILY PILOT
is giving away 10 pairs of Ucketa
dally to the fair.
The weather picture looks a little
w 1 rm er today. Temperature.
ahould range In the lqlHlll• wi1ll
11mny , atla prevlllllng alcq tho
Or..,. 'Cout.
INSmE TOD.4.Y
Patrolman Pat ftodgen also cited
Schf'ane.ke for miking a rtght tum on
a red traffic llsflt in vlollti~ of the
posted law at the iltenection involved.
The officer said he made the Ulegat
maneu~r while he was tailing him
waiting for a 1ood spot: to 1top him
and make the arrest ror the mlade-
meaoor Flis vlolatiotl.
He was pulled over at Newport
Boulevard and Superior Avenue after
the Ncood alle&ed lnlracUon.
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An your tiru g<ttlng chewed upl
They may b& lf you drive Otrough
Orange County's newest reaeaUen 1t..-
tncUon, Llo11 Country Safari, which
features dozens of . lbe bla cats kt a
copy of tbetr nalural hlbllat.
The beasts in the drive-through aectlon,
hoWever, don't teem to be too uUlf~
with their abare of the park's $17,000
lllOJlthly food bill.
Llrry Heath, 1eneral manaaer of Lion
Country, 1111 that to far, seven Ure•
have been pwtetured by liooa' teeth as
tlghtaeer> made the elgll~mlle drive.
The maMgeme.nt happily refunds tbe
cost of such caaua!Uea, he ei:plalned.
"Of course, there are many more
lnllucea where lions will come up and
' take alter the Ures, but not that many
bltt. them," Heath added.
Other damage inflicted by denizens
of the Laguna Hills amusement park
-U proper, prescribed precautions have
been taken -will alto be ... paid.
The 90-minute .. ride tall:ea villtor1 •
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lhroulh Soulh1and Imai~ trwform<d
into u African veld, wbert llom1 1tbras, t • • giraffes and many other «ea~ coex·
lat. ..
l'he lnbabilanl> total ·lllf and U\e
numtJer is srowlng, tlnct a baby aatelope
and 1t•en liott cubi have been born
1lnct the lmpreasive par~ opened. I
Now going Into Us te<Ol1d month, Lio•
Country'• populalioo a'*> eiq>andl due
to tho arriv&I cl new animal• ablpped
ln to Uve a\ the ·11me prnerve.
)
Cbecl the clllllfied advortlai,_
secUoa (under any and 1 Tl
cateaortea) for a special 11ad"
lJJliq your .. .,. and telling you "°" lo olllaln your fr.. tlckel!.
Jf your name la &hire, be our
(!Ue!I. Tho DAILY PILOT hopes
}'OU 11\JoJ tho fair.
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Sptctacular era.th on Sa"
Fmnciaco'4 Goldeft Galt Bridof
• killed nint ptrtO'AI. On'.t vetenm
low officer called it the worn M
hod ever 1een. Story, pMto
Poot 1.
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Mesa Man '
Loses Coins
To Burglat __,
A to.year..icl news ....ior wt><> bad _ coUeoted.....rare cotns__a_~er_tbe )'!&rs Jolt
a coDecUon valued at $7,000 to a burglar
who carried a'IVBY two strorigboxes full,
Coota M ... police said today. LoJlt 14. 11ax!1, of 719 W. Wlllon
St, -the burgl.wy Sundoy allonioa>. but llld II may have occurred
11 lollt ago • tm"ly June.
Neterto ..
· Cbr!stine Keeler, 28, fqnner
glrlfrlend ol. Britain's war mini-
ster, .John Prolumo has been
divorced by Jama L;;ermore
on grounda of desertion. Sbe did
not conlAllt the divorce and , ..
ce!ved custody ol. the coople'1
four-)'Mr.old IOD. -
Mesan Files Suit
On F a'lse Arrest
After Mistrial
A Colla M-man -day Jn court ended fa • miltrlal Tueoday bu
Qled a damap dalm !U' fll,IOO apJnot
the dlJ Olll[ police, obus1nc w.e arreot,
.,_..._Olll[~~
WlliWD L. Uqalll, of 1111 Pad!lc
Ave.~ Jltnc\ed, DK>cent t.o charges ol
being drunk In public IDd will go oo
trial again Sept. 15 In Ha-Judicial
Dblrict Court.
He ma!nlalm Ol!icer Robert M. NNI
and ao llll1deod!led Golden Well Coll ...
police cadet oltldenl had no Jl<Obable
cause last April 11 lo IUlpeC\ blm of
being lnlozl~.
The papen filed In hir behalf by
the Santa Ana law frni of Wrlcbt,
Finley and· Behrem demand 110,000 ln
damages, fl,JIS In Jecal feal IDd a
$35 bail hood refund.
DAILY PILOT
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H<.Htn ... !• pUl>lllf"911 dlll't' 11~tp1 '-,
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""""' u .• -'"*" iw mall n .. -~'11 ,..m11ry ... 11M111N. u .• -1~1v.
He said he had been In the -
of movtnc IDd io didn't -the -..... "nickels IDd dlmel mlsslnl earlier,
accordlnc lo Olftcer Bruce Hagen.
No oJp of forced ~ wae !OW>d
ll1d Raudl lpOClllaled the lnlrllden may
...... cUri>ed throulh •· wl-lo set al the horde o! colno collected In bla -· Rauch c:allod pollee beck i-Sunday
lo eey "" bad oleo dl"""""'1 Iii .41 -...m -reYO!m nilll!ng from the ~· -
Police said • -.....,.. who ... cupleo another aporQnenl In the complex;
-··· WU aloo the victim of a bm'f)ar ..... IOatehed ... ,pine -.im.. IS!
!romallble.
Jucly L. 6emi<r said lhc WU otUI
In bed Salunlay morntnc -lhe bwd a loll knock and lpnd II, proaumillg nelCbbor chlJdnn _.. pla"'11 pranka.
Mesa Planning
Summer Fiesta
llouthlaod-wlde publlclly wnpatgn 11 a lo bagln IOOll !U' Colla M,..,
--· In wlll!:ft a variety of oervlce cluhl IDd qaolaatiom take
part.
The All Slat.. Fesllval wlli be Aug.
111 in Costa Mesa Park, featuring com-
polllloll -beilcopl<r ridea, -· and pr1Jel l<r yowigeal and oldeel
~.
Colla Mesa police win al!o take port
Jn the fun -In more than a law
enforcement capeclty -with demoMtr•-
tions ci equtpment and community rela-
lloM irosrams-
Spoi"""'1 jolnlly by the Chamber o!
Commerce and Jaycees, the All state•
Feltival WI! formerly known IS the
Old-Timer, New-Timer Picnic.
25-year Mesan
Pratt Succumbs
Gfor10 1.ylla Pral~ a lon(-Ume re~·
-of 0ranp County, died Thursday
al Hoag Memorial Hospllal al the age
of 19.
Chapel IOrvlcel '"" Mr. Pratt ...,. held Mollday al Weslmlml<r Mtmorlal
P1rk.
Mr. PrMI, who came lo Ca!Uornla
from Flagstaff, Arimna in 11124, 11 llUrViv-
ed by bla ll<t><la!Jibler, Mn. Eibel G.
Coane.
He came to orange County 25 year•
aa:o and lived at 2972 Redwood Ave.,
Costa Mesa.
Scuba Duba Day
Slated in Mesa
"'"-are thel you cldn'I know P'rt· day is Scuba Dtlbl Day ln CA'.l8ta Mesa.
Begirdng at 2 p.m. in Qi.rslca Park,
-Duba Day will feolure a dl!play
of Scuba diving equlpnenl and edlibill
ol live marine life.
The Recreation ~
IOiree wW alto feldure a series al wacky
r a c e s designated Fin Frolics, Frog
Fracas, Turtle Topic, Fish Funnlos and
other r.any thlnp.
Bound for Pearl
USS Henry Clay, first Polaris submarine ever to.call at Long Beach,
moves out of harbor on its way to ne\v home port at Pearl Harbor,
Oahu, Hawaii. Sub is being reassigned to Pacific Fleet after 18, 60-
day patrols in the AUantlc. It is nuclear powered and carries 16
Polaris missiles.
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NOISE FOE HAPPY. ••
Beach &ir!Cf: the airport lies in county
tmitory and outside of city jurisdiction.
But what it abould mean, according
to Emory, h that the question of who
controls alrcraft noise generated by an
airport will be decided. The courts,
Emory said, will be drawing the line
showing the division of authority between
the Federal Aviation Agency, the airport
proprietor and local q:encle1.
"It doesn't rtally mittter which way
it goes," Emory said. "Just so the
Freight Liner
Picks Up Whale
SAN PEDRO (UPI) -The crew
of the S.S. President Gt'ant noticed
the wave around the bow was
a little dtnerent when the ship
neared port Sunday.
When the harbor pilot came
aboard lo guide the ship Into Ille
harbor, they found out what was
wrong.
court says this agency has responsibility
and one gtls stuck with it. They all
like it the way it is."
Emory serves on the Noise Advisory
Committee to the state Department of
Aeronautics, created last year to come
up with a noise regulation standard.
The pinning down of responsibility for
airport noise will put someone on the
spot for complying with that standard,
Emory says.
Emory said a public hearing on the
standard was held ln Afay, revisions will
be heard in Auaust and il probably will
be December before it is adopted. He
said the standard will require monitoring
equipment to measure the amount of
noise produced by an airPort in a 24-bour
period.
"It Will work Jike a water meter,"
Emory said. "You turn the faucet on and
off and the meter measures the total
output."
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'_Upper ~ay F~es
Ecology Battle ·
Participanli in a ~alive ~
el!o<t !or Uppec Newport Bay develop-
ment have been warned they hact better
malo! ready lo fighl
AdviCf: 'that their, pl&M bad better
be good was glvan lo Newport Beach
diy, Orance County and NI< o!
California representatives and officlals
ol the Jrvine C<mpany by Col. Sam
Black, deputy dislrict engineer for tht
U.S. Army Cloq>s of Engineers.
"If there is going to be any con-
struction oo the cout ol. Southern
California you had better be prepared
to !ighl," Col. Black said Friday.
He said the j<inl government agency
and landowner task f<ne, even if it
doe.s seek fedenJ mooey, probably ls
going lo baye lo j11311!y lo the U.S.
govf.l'nment' whatever envhumental and
ecological ~ Upper Bay develop-
ment would hive.
He also caut.k>ned that there are 11
colleges and Wll-ties sludyln( marine
life in the Upt\Bay area and he
predicted they wi provide "a tremen-
dous amoun of pposition" to bay
development. ~
The joint study group ls planning
alternative plans for future use ol the
Upper Ray dllpendlng upoa "1*her the
land exchange between the county and
the Irvine Company survives or not.
The trade currently is being argued
in Superior Court.
The City o! N...,.,n 8-h, 18 tho
agency that will have ultimate 1Jlring
authority over the Upper Bay, organized
lbe joint •ludy. The Irvine Company
is involved as a landowner, the county
as trustee of state tidelands, and !Ute
resoutte agencies because of the iD-
' voJvement d.. public lands.
Meetings were held in April and May.
The group met for the third time Friday
at the Orange County Harbor District
headquarters on the Lower Bay:
A deadline of April next year was
set for completion of their alternate
plans for development -a deadline that
would allow time for tbe Corps of
Engineers to hold public hearinp aimed
al getting !lnandal participotlon In the
1971 federal budget.
If, however, the joint study group
decides to complete the plannlng without
federal money, the deadline is extended
and other funding probably would be
required -at leut ss,ooo to •to,ooo.
for engineering studies ci flood nows.
Robert Mootgomery, ,..ioooI manager
wllb the California ll<parlment of Fi!h
and Game, suggested the pamsibllity of
the ~beh!& accelora\!d._-'!L,lil<n
detailed lnlonnation would be available
if ttlft't ls to be a county bond issue
oo Upper Ray development lhls !all.
But George Dawes, Newport Beach's
harbor llJ'ld tldtlandl administrator, said
he didn't eee bow that could be done
wlthoal hirq OUWlde help to supplement
time put in by the government stalls.
Montgomery acknowledged there are
development plans prepared by the coun-
ty wblob could be pul lo the .-••
but he said these did nol lnclilde Dopart-
ment of Fish and Game concepts,
although then! were some plans similar.
Twenty offlcials were pre.ent at the
meellnjj. .
The nell -.., , II ICheduled !or
Octobe!'. Dawet IUQelted I lis-montb
wall before -. meelillg of tilt plan-nillc otudy policy maken but Jrvtne
OxnPlllY Pr<tldenl William 14-asked
Ibey meet again In three moollls.
In the meantime, st.affs of tbe 1eVer1l
a~ .in be identifying comtraints
and opport.wlilies that eJiSt, So far, they
have compiled previous sludles by
various parties and evaluated their
validity and usefulness.
The policy i"OOP approved the study
timetable and the area of the study,
which is between Newport Beacb western
city limits ak>na: Irvine and 'J'Uslin
avenues and Janibtnt Road and takes
in the entrance to the Upper Bay by
Linda 1.sle.
Cooler Beaches -
Keep Rescues
To a Minimum
Small surf and cool water tern.
peratures kept weekend beach re9CUel
to a mlnlmum u 300,000 visitors cram-
med Newport'a beaches Saturday and
Sunday, lifeguards said today.
Lifeguard Capt. Bud Belshe said 95,000
visitors showed up Saturday. Th_ere were
only six rt9Clles. Sunday saw 105,000
beach goer and eight rescues.
"'There waa no surf and the few Uny
rip tides -.·e had the non-swlmmert got
caught in." he said. "But }Vhat did
the trick was a 10 degree droP .in waler
temperature over tbe last four days
which kept swlmmers out ol the water."•
8'lshe said the water tempsature
was 70 degrees on Thursda)', ll;-7 on
Friday, es on Saturday and a chilly
60 by SUnday.
"There's 1 whale wrapped
around the bow," he lold lbem.
"We were all a little &urpri!ed,"
Assistant Engineer David Selton
said.
Apparently the freight a n d
passenger liner, which steams
between Loi Angeles and San Fran..
. claco, collided wiUI the llO-fool gray
whale near Polnt Conception early
SUnday morning.
~ummer Pops Coricerls
MONDAY EVENINGS UNDER THE STARS
"The chief engineer was In his
cabin when he heard a tittle pop-
ping BOund like the opening of
a bottle," Sexton said. "But he
ttiought nothing ci. it then. Nobody
ebe heard anything.
"We dkt notice a little vibration
around the bow. And in the engine
romt, the horsepower push seemed
to go up so we thought 90methlng
was wruig."
ON THE MALL AT FASHION ISLAND
HENRY BRANDON CONDUCTING THE
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JULY 13 PROGRAM-9 P.M.
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Mancini Favorites
The little Ballerina
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Carroll Arrangement
Gold
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VO~. 63, NO. '"· 3 SECTIONS, 4o PA~ES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONOAY, ~ULY ·13, ·1970 ~~~~~~~~~--"'"-~~~-"-~~~~~~~·!.....~.:.::;....~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,.....~~~.:....~.:....~~~~~' ....... .._~
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Laguna Manager. Backs Police .• .1n 4th Fr-acas· •
By lllCHARD P. NALL
Of .. o.lll' ..........
City Manajer Jaines D. Wheaton bas
praised police qeftcies involved in con-
tairting a Rmi·r~t situa:tiop touched oft
by drug arrt!is durift& I Fourth of
July cdebrali«I on Lquoa's Waodland
Drive. ..
"It is my opinion that Ille Laguna
Beacll pQlice Gl!ic<rs per{ormed their
jobs Vf!rY well under advene conditions,
u did the oflicen u.m·t!io. othtt (five)
aaeocies lh&t re1P>Wied.'' ~ Wheaton
in 1 qmorandum to coundimen for
the WednHday night meetihg.
-·-·· "l'Orl ~(b th • chronoloo of events that ltd to the .
oulbttar ol -violence In which .police
cbaree they were bombarded bY rocks
aDd bottles. '
'n.e Qty mana1er sakl police advi3ed
persons in tbe area qainst settin& off '
fireworks and, of tbe fire huards 1n
the area. Cooperalion. was good at first
tben'llliter the fi("eworts began again.
Poliee later observed marijuana smok-
ing, Wheaton asserts. and as an ~ee:r
police hold, aad wbj)e doin&' so, was
pushed by a SU3pocl w.bo .flee!. Officers
punped and ohe tackled the suspect
suffering an injured• shoulder in the et.-
fort. ·
The memorandum states, "The other
officer placed Ille aubject In a ltoodlnl
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llllltAH.T GAl(IAGI TRUCK ~IS SHAMltlS Of' WALL
HM1oooriot "'"""'' Woll Wu Llko 'Rock of. Glbr•ltor'
St.ate Sho.-e Ceatrels
Crucinl Coastal Bill
I V otir:ig Slated Tuesday
' ' SACRAM~ .CM')-A midi! ..ie
IJ achedulef Tuetday °";.t'llation to Iii•• the •tale uilprecec! . planalng
and · mning .authority over 1,100 milts
of ocea11 and bay ·shoreline.
The measure by Assemblyman Pete
Wilson (R-San• Diego) was severely
'criticized by; some conservaUontsts when
lt was approved Jwte %3 by the A.uembly
Natura1 Resources and Consuvatlon
Committee as the weakest .of three prf>o
Urban Dogs
'Obnoxious'
NEW YORK (UPI) -"The dog
may well be urban man's worst
friend ," Time Magazine said SWl-
day. y
Dogs are crowding c i t i e s
Ulroughout the world and are
becoming "the most obooxious
minority group,"' the magazine
said.
"The beast In the city jungle
chews children, attacks joggers and
howls into the night In a cramped
apartment that n1ak cs it neurolic,"
the magazine article said.
' polall ~ tlie cooimlUee.
Since then It bis been amended to
eliminate a MOQ,000 appropriation for
state adqtlnlstraUon ol shoreline develop-
ment in fiscal l~'ll, a concession to
the state's continuing budget crisis.
But even with those two setbacks for
conservatlooists, the Wilao11 bill to be
voted on by. the Assembly Ways ·and ·
Means Committ'ee 1\Jesday would sign81
a basic change ia the state's role in
both local plannlng and environmental
protection .
At present city an dcounty planning
CQmrnisslons and their city councils and
county boards of supervisors have the
final word in all shoreline land use
decisions.
The Wilson bill WGuJd allow local
eo.vernment the aame veto it now bolds
over shoreline devtlopment, · but land
owners .and developers would also have
to satisfy a regional shoreline agency
with a veto over development, but land
owners and developers would also have
to satisfy a rel:iooal shorelinea gency
with a veto over developmeats within
1,000 yards of the shoreline.
These boards -made up primarily
of locally elected ofiicials -would t,
accountable to a 17.-member state board
dominated by public-members, and civil
fines up to $10,DDO could be assesaed
against private citizens or local govern·
ment a1encift which i1nore the order!
of the Dew boards.
Qdd' Trash Crash
Injures Driver ·
In Laguna Beach
A Laguna Beach truh truct driver
was pajolully injur«I Sllurday It o !real<
-~ ltlat lelt two ol U!e ... trucu
temporarily out of -cm>m!Mlon on a
steep bill.side road. ,
Ve('ll(ll'l Jenkins, 2.1, ol. Santa Ana,
was taken to Sout.b Cout Community
Hospital for repair of damaged tendons
and a fractured wrist alte~· be slammed
his Oreo Disposal Co. truck into a wall
to avoid hitting an oncoming veh.icle
on Temple Hills Dri ve ahortly before
noon Saturday.
• Jenkins told police he had been
"riding " !tis brakes down the steep,
curving rot1way when they heated and
failed, causing the . big truck to gain
speed.
As he tried to steer past another
trash truck to avoid a collision, Jenkins
said he spotted the oncoming car and
headed foe the wall, police reported.
Robert Preciado, 22, also of Santa
Ana, driver ol the second truck, told
police he noticed Jenkins'. truck ap.
proaching lrom the rear at high speed
as he neared the hairpin bend on Temple
Hills Dri ve. Preciado said he SQllnded
his horn to warn the other drl\ter of
the dangerous situation ahead, then heard
a crash as the JenXins truck hit the
wall.
Looking back to see what had hap-
pened, Preciado ran his own truck into
the center guard rail on the bend, police
reported, but oo terious damage resulted.
Traflic ln both directions was blocked
until the two lar&e ·trucks coWd be
rell'loYed.
p>llce hold, and edoinl IO, Wll kicked
kicbd IA Ille l>lck and leas by an un-
.,_n pertOll wbo also tbeo held the
olfictr in a chote-bold.
"Tlte olltcer bod• to let go of the
flnt '!'bi«t who 11\en began to strilte out with b.andt aad feel l'be olllcen
in, the face of tiba resiJtance, attempted
to ulilize tear au withouf effect. The
subject tbeo. ran into an area where-
additional officers were, -,bere be was
aPPPrebeMed." •
us
Youth, 25,
Arrested •
In 3 Deaths
From Wire Semce.
LOS ANGELES -kllke late Sunday
"""8led • ..,.peel In the bludgeon deathe
of three members ol a Wilshire Di.strict
family.
. Of~cen idealilitd the sUSpecl u
Gerard Treat Jr., 26, Los Angeles.
~ They Hid Trent'• family ooce !bared
the two-atory house where the bodies ol. ·~ ·c.roJyn. Stafford. '.37, -.11c1 . her
two daulhl«1, Julie, I, and-Corol·Lyao. 1~ Wll't -.1a-.awd Sa..,;· ·
.DeeeCttfts·saMI several •'blunt objects''
appanolly uaecl "' tllo liilllAP .... lmpm•ndld and. Trlll& WU booted on
....... cl -in tlle ·Stallord klll-tnp . ~. Ibey dlJcouiited tlle poosibilf-
ty ol a linll --· ... Stalford llaylntl aod the bludgeoo murders of two
D;*Dben of. another Los ' Ancf:les area
family last week. ' .
·In another case, poilce also arrested
Martin E. Brown, 45, • reaident o(
a suburban Inglewood b'ailer park where
the bQdy ol 48-year-old ~loise Hurley
WU found Sunday.
There had been no arrests In the
claw hammer beating «. a Sao Gabriel
family . in whidl Kim Senff, 10, and
l\is grandmother, Mrs. W. E. Cha)llllao.
53, Were killed by an attacker who
..i fire to their borne early last Wed·
nesday,
Fred SenJ'f, 38, and his wile taoria,
33 remained in critical cooditlon today
at' a bolpital wtiere a police officer
waited wtth a tape recorder in case
eitber wu able to talk. 'lbeir &-year-old
daughter Jenny was recovering from
injuries but still under heavy sedation.
Police said Trent, his wife, Bonnie,
22, and their two children, aged 4 and
6, lived in the Stalford house for about
a month before moving out early in
June. Police sald Trent "look! like a prime
smpect in tbe case." He reprtedly had
argued with Mrs. StaffOl'.d when be and
his family moved out last month. They
had lived in the Stafford home about
one month.
Detect..ive Sgt. Bob Calkins of the
homicide division said aeveral "blWlt
instnlments" wb,ich coukl have been used
in the slaying$ were i!ppouDded. He
refu.Hd to identify the weapons.
Police Seek Driver
In Hitchhiker Death
SAN SIMEON (AP).-A 200-pound
man driving a Volk$,waaen was sought = in the slaying of a young hit-
. t;r, the wounding of another and
the possible kidnaping' of a 19-year-old
gtrl , aulborities said.
Sheriff's deputies said John Tilday,
It, ol Arkansas led them to the dead
youUl's body near California 1 '8.fter
olficen found Tilday lylq beside the
hllbway Saturday night with a bWlet
wound in the arm.
''When it does get out -twice
a day il it& master can manage
-it ·turru; street and sidewalk
alike Into messy booby traps for
j>e(teslrlans."
There are 500,000 dogs In New
York City, 700,000 in London , 20,000
in Tokyo, 300,000 ln Los Angeles
and more than a million in Mui.co
Ciiy, Time udd.
Lions: A Taste for .. Tires
New York City recorded · U,800
dog bltet last yeu and Toloyo
~.ooo. the magazine said. Fear ol
rabies com.peUed the Britilh to
bar all dogs and cats from entering
the countey:
Dogs. in addiUon to being
nui1811Ct! in lbe city, can aive
humans tuberculosif, c I' eat e
allercies and Clll51 inttllinal in-
fections, Time said.
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Are YoUt tiru aettina; chewed up?
Tbey moy 1-If you drive throoih
Orufe• Coilnty'a ...,..,! reerealion •I•
traction, Lloo Colmtry Safari, whlcli
features ctc.eu of tbre bit cats in a
copy of their natural habJtat.
The beul.I in the dri ve-throu&h section,
howevu, don't aeem to be ioo 11tislied
with lhelr aharo of the park's· 117,000
mo1lbly faod bill.
Larry Heath, ,eneral manager of Lion
Country, 11.)'1 that IO far, ttven Urea
•
have been puactured by lions' teeth u
1ight.seera made the eigb~mile drive~
The monqement hoppily refunds tlie
cost of sldt caaualUea, be e1;plalned.
"Of coune, there are many more
instances where Uona will come up and
take alter the Urea, but not that many
bile them ,'' Heath added.
Other damage inflicted by denizeas
of the Laguna HUll amusement park:
-If proper, pmcrtbed precautloal hovo
been u.i:en -will alJO be ~,paid,
Tbe •minute -tal:el vllltor•
'
~ Southland . -INulOl'llled
into an Alrk:an vekl, •here liou, zebras,
giraffes and madJ otbeJI creatures Coei·
isl. ..
The inhabitants total · IOO and the 1
ntKDber It crowlnl. alnce a boby. utetO!'<
and aeven liol cubs have been born
· 1IDce the lmpreulve park opened.
Now golq Into Its aecood rnonlh, Lioa
Coontry'1 populatJoo also erpandl due
In ~ urlMI of -lllljlMll liQpod . .lo to llvo •t the same ,._. ••
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-.too rep>rts tliol --
In the crowd belOD to --at officer&, object,, were tlnwn at
the potrol units and the """""' -•led at Q , bepn movtnc Iowan! police.
A call WIS ,sent out lot •lllf abce from
other agencies.
.\ command1 pcllt wu .. Mt up · Md
the order to diapenl tkilJOpl asaombly
was repeated at threHnloute lnfelvals
as aquad! ol olOcen moved throuih
the areo, the c!IY -r_.ia.
Police arrested 17 pel'30rul at the time
and picked up othen ta'tet: Reiicieats ·
o[ I.he .area claimed police were brutal· . ' . ilnd. over-readed. Police deu.ied this.
U advice about· firework& aC4ivlty had; bee/I ,heeded, Wheaton states, no .111r1111r ·
_contact 'fOUld have. been ntet!!lal'y. ~ ·
"Ollly prompt and eflecUve p>llce '.
pr,aeUce prnerved a 's.ifuation ttiat .couJd;
have '. f1ated 11nto a serious incldatt,":
he reports.
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WAITRISS SHtRCIY LIDcKE COMFORT&D AF-TIR 'GRISLY FIND
She We;nt L°"1~ for C0:.wr6rlrer;1 Found lhrH 'lodM1 ln1tMd
Laguna Hills Residents ..
' .
Plea.d tor City· Bus Route ·
Laguna Beach councilmen, w b o
recently authoriied purchue of a finan-
ciaijy fl~erina; bus line now operated
by the cUy, will .comider a plea W~
neoday for transporll!lioo lo.~ llilla
Leisurt Workl.
In . a Jetttr' to the council, Grace
Sheridan, 601·8 AvenJda Sevilll, proteata
tennlnaUon of ·the bus l«Vjce (prior
to city acquisition ).
"This hu brought about a ~
situation to many of the people Uvq .
in Laguna Hills Le-i!Ure Wockl and it
would .seem that I\ would be of 1reat
advantage IA Laguna Beocli if thta bus
service were reinstated," she wrote.
Mrs. Sheridan atates ' that she ' com-
mutes almoet daily to the city aa orfice \
m.._ for Lal'll"' Beach Commlllilty
C'best and alao shops at many of the
local stores._
She suggested that it might be pouible
to have some qreement between the •
two ccmmun~ties r.o provide the "much-
TEN WINNERS
IN PILOT TODA.¥
' The Ormige County Fair 6 Ex·
posltidn opeaa tomorrow. BUI you
coWd' • be a • Winner of tick_ets to •
the fair today, Tbe DAILY PILO'P
ts giving a~ay 10 ,patra ol tickets
dilly to tho fair. • • ' '
Check the ciOlaifled advtl1lalo&
section (Wider any and a ti
cUet<rlq) for a IC*lal "Id"
Hiiiing your name ~ tstunr you
bow to abtsln your hoe tl<ktts.
If ylJur iiame b there. be oor
guut. 'l1>e DAILY PILOT hopa ,.. tnM' u...,tolr.
J\O'<fed pub)lc tralVJpot'tatloo.". ·
• There is also in the council pr1eket
a letter to the editor of h. Leisure
World News by Mr. and Mrs. H.-G.
Vernon, 48t{; Calle Cadiz.
lt atates, "We do not keep a car.
which is lnle ol, many o4llen In the
community. We profer to abop In )OtJt
amalter community ratlwr than """ to Santa Ana, bcrt we oball not do
aci ·at Ille ._ ol belOC ~I
on our friends who IW1 *ive, for
trlAlpOl'\a:tion ...
They alao list • Jarae number ol
Laguna" Beoch busineasea thll Ibey
regularty·potrooiud. . . .......
WNtller
Tht ..;tber picture looks a little
warmer today. Ttmperlt\nl
ahould ,..,.. In the hllh iOa -
..,.Y Ulea prevallinl ololl( Illa o.:-Coul.
INSDE TODAY
Spect4CMtor era.sh on: Scm
Frnncis<o'1 ~ Gale Bridge
kUted niM: perSO'l&S. OM ve&.trtlA
Jaw Off lcn-coli.cl it the WONS .,
liod evcr ,.,., Slor!/, I ~
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J DAILY PILOT SC
N.Ireland
Paraders ·1
r
Peaceful
lllliAST,'N«lhern Irellllld (UPI) .-:
A ....... al llO,Ollll IDOll and boys man:h-
ed through BeUasJ 100ay in postwar
Noi1hen Ireland's greatest display al
~t power. A thin line of Brttllh
a._. polict aod barbed Wirt divided
-from llocnae catholics and kopl
the peace.
In what their leaders caned the
emlelt celebration of the Pn>tesW!t
victarJ Ovw the Catholic• at the Battle
ol tbe lleyne la 16IO, tem of Jhousaeds
addiUOl'lll Protestants marched under
"no surrender" bannel'J and to tbe time
of nr... drum• and bqplpes lo to .
para11es 11piQ1n1 ...... t11e -or
tho aix Brlllsh counUea of Nori!Mnl
!rtland. Pollot had prtdlctad IO,Ollll
Betfut mardlon alooe. 'llley said
150,000 turned out.
"But there's peace right across
Northern Ireland," an anny spokesman
said after the tbree-hour Oranc• Order
Marth through tbe heart ol Belfut. · Tho 11,otltl troops and police clld nol
use their rifles, their tear &U. thtlr
clubl, their ah)eldl or the tWD water
canaoa flown hJ from. ~. They
used their l>o<!lel and a fiw Words to
prevent a further outbreat of the
Protestant-Catholic rioting of the past
two weeks that bu killed 11 pel'SOOI
and Injured hundreds more.
Capo Tl'U8tees
Study Tonight
Tl'li-. of tbe Cllllltrano Unlfttd
School Dlalrlcl will ... t1n.. their 1tudy·
ol dilllrlcl problem ....., outllnad lo
a rtpotl lDldt by a Qllltn'1 Mtvllory
Commltlot.
TooiJhl'a I p.m. U*1lol Ill lerra
School, captatrmm Boach, Win 1ocu1 on peraonnel proc-ud dalldeOclao In
•0~"!"~ .-mi. the dlatrtci ~~of-
...... porUcull1IJ tho tnnsporlalloa c1e.,.-t ml Ibo..., __
DAILY PILOl
OiAJl.V •1\,0T, wllfl w:.i. It .......... 9"
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.. , "' ...... ,. tAlt• -LA9llM k"'-........, tM<ll, c .. 11 M_, Hwlllrotltll
htdl -,_ ..... V1lley, lleftl wllll -r•JeNI NHi9M. Or"'OC: CH1I "'*'-""" ~ prlnllnt p!Mfs l<I II n l l Wftl a.-. atve~ N....,....I l•ICll. w4 Jll 'Nftt a.r $1t"t, c;..11 M ....
T ......... 11\4) 64M3111
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tei.,'-9 4H-4421
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Baek in Des Moines •
Billy Long, 7, po111 wllll cherished possessions acquired during re-
cent trip to Calllorilla to toor Disneyland and meet his favorite
comedlen, Red Sblton. Doctors say Billy sullen from a tennlnal
brain tumor and hai only a abort time to live. Billy got the stuffed
toy at Disneyland and comodlln Skelton gave him the sailing vessel
model -a family heirloom. Friends and neiibbors chipped in to send
Billy and his family wet!.
Skipper's Hand Mangled
In Dana Harbor Mishap
l.liijutiii Owteer• Gapolyes
Jjudge.t Beach Access
• \ .
. :4~ Hei;iring Control ~ppose·d
1. 8Y.,',!M!!;A _BA_W\N-----Protilems llke!Y to be ra<te tif'tlii
A ""bllc hurl.ri• ori the 1m-71 bu".-counly ii it auccecds in taking over r-·• "6~· access to the beach at the foot of
for Sen Juan C~ano Is scheduled Ninth Street in South Laguna will be
at torqht's 7 o'clock meeting of the pointed out in a letter addresaed ·to
ctt.y Counc:U. each member of the Qrance CGunty
One of lho -i OllllroYerslal -Board of Bupervilon, ...,..dint to Bob
o1 the Jhopoeed ll,1:14,oeo budget· Is the Demler o1 Ull Soutb 1.a...,. Coves Alloclation.
formation of a police department.. AlloclaUon members met on Saturday
Estimated figures for a Jl..man depart-with repreRntltives of privat~ beach
mmt ts 11:11,271. trllicl of the police COOUlllllliU.. in Three Arch Bay, Blue La(oon and Emerald Bey to orcanhe
budget helleve thla n,,... Is too small. oppolitlon .. the c:ounl)I'• avowed plan
Mrt. Waller ""'1lr llld 1111'1. Richard to -blllb public aecooa to t11o beach
Begp, two b'M:retted 1upayer1 who by taking ovw a IO.foot nMm1Dt owr
conducted an independent ltudy of the a concrete stairway Je.ding to the Andi.
Maintaining that deedt to 800 ~11
budcel.. found tbe ~r_.t pollet In tra<t l4t lncJUded private 1'11111 al
budptary allow-. unreoliltle. euement Jo the beacli, uaodatloo
Mt1. Potter said they bed found membera recently set up a patrol ,to
sevenol elTOfl In the total budl'l and keep outslder1 Item uainc the llllnray) AIU>oup the llomeowner1 are "rt1dl' had found deletions In the poUce budget. to go to court" over the beach aeC.ss
"For example,. there is oo allowance privil~, according to Benner, the Jetter
for a records bureau. Two file cabinets to the supervisors simply "states the
do not coosUtute a records bureau,"
·riCIJOf-lliilituilion and sets fortJr-·
some of the physlCal problems the countY
would be facing if it toot over the
e89emelt."
These, be said, Include the expeme
invotY....S in &ettine the pUblic down to
the i.tb: tile fact that the steep, ia.
loot llllnray, em> U .repaliod, would
remain buardous for f1mlly use ; the
problem ol k>cating rutrooms facil!UH:
the absence ol available parking space:
tbe need lo mipk>y additional officers
to pltrol tbe bt.ach; and the !act that
"vecy little beach" would be Jell for
public Ule ls ICCeSJ were stablishfd,
siDC9 OCNllfrcnt properties uterld to
mean hich Ude llne.
"Al we see it." said BeMer, "the
"!l'iDIY would ho 1•ttin1 •into IOllle
tremendous upenat, with very lilUe
beach to ll;low for It." ne lfOUP will meet apin in • week,
he added,. ta hear a leaal report '""" attorney James Lower, who i s
researehing the homeowners' legal posi·
~ in the matter.
the sa;d.
"We aren't acai!wt a police depatt-
ment. We want «lt thal will be fln:t
rate," she said.
Another area of controversy ls pro-
pllled salary 1ncr ......
"The city admlniltrator recommended
an 11 percent cost. of living increase
tn addition to the 5\lJ per«nt merit
Increases. I feel this is inflationary and
Clemente Eyes Contract
For Rebuilt Clubhouse
highly irreseons:ible on his part," said A formal contract between the city
Mayor Tony l'onler. ol Stn Clem-and a local atthitoctllral
The ._ Mid the counc:il ....,..Uy ftnn for cleolF of a new oomm1mlly
as-tbll a $\I to t per<ont "'111 ch-will ....,. bef<n dty ....,. •
of Hv~ -would be ldequat<. dlmen W-y.
Tho larpst Alocy bike pcopceed WM Cll)I ~tr Ken Clrr Mid ho Wll
for city --k Erneot J , ~ tllo prGpolld ...-m for
-·-· The politlon'• cumnt r1111e the deolp aorvleea today namJni is 11,1141 Jo tl,IOI. 'Ille budaeted lllazy -llld DneJama and ~ (lncludinl the lncreaael) ii 111,m, An • tho . ..._. of tllo roplaeOmeot
addltloaol ll,Ollll ii budpted 11 a pro-rate for lho li<Jmed.out dl)l landmark.
to the polltloo of dly el<rk, brinllnl '1118 archltoetural finn, whoot prtn.
the total Jo _..iniateliy 111,otltl. c:lpala both are rosidenll ol the
Anolher area of aeneral lnterea\ hu Caplllrano Bey ..... have doae -k
been the poru and recreation corn· for Son Clemente before.
miaoloa, which ii currently belnl set 'Ille ctty'1 lif•SUU<I hMdquarters up.
means the ~ ol the existing
clubhouse, built in the Jato 2lll by Ole
Ilallaoil, fOunder (I( the cll)I.
M«yor Walt ... Evana had -tbe
laot holdout tor -·-tile Spaniail butldlq, but lolr other meinberl ol
tho eouoell -cool .. the plan throuah deJiberaficnl <II tbt D e W c1.-..
Alnoni tho nmlininr -to be Niiled In tllo laaue an w-. the
preoent site l1.ilr1e ""'"ah for a ~
!ll"1l building, wtlJch would nilod.fonnal porklnc areas to .........-e villlors
to the facWl)I. ·
up by .. advisor)' committee. -of San ~ pier -deslln<d
co...dlman Jim Tilorjle, who hi• -by the firm and completed in Ilea. . Walter Knott Named
aPJ)Clinled fO ael up I porlil and -The arebltic:tl WOO the nod for the ~on commillion. Mid be ~ more el--alter .,..._.,.
thon a pcopceed 11,0llll can hi -tetlvto of "*'Y ardiltoetural !Irma A8 Brigg8' Chairman
mqled hand -ho Cllllht tt In in::-;.= llld the onl1 item In i:::'::v!:f';.::". C: .:"m=r"° Goorce Wy, chalnnan of tbe
a ........ ~ tho ...... that .... -.deleted to ClrT llld that tile tock wblo;h will c:ommlttoe to rHleet Aloomblyman Jolin
Sacldleback Set
For Election
Of Board Chief
'!1le SaddllblCk Junior Collt•• Dlllriet Board of Tn.-will hold' aleetlon
al ottlcera at tbolr nplar meeUng
ton!Cl>t at 7:11.
ror the put two y11r11 MJch~l,Colllns
bal lln'ed 11 pnaldaot of tho board.
Palrick Baekul NrVed 11 vlco pneldont
for the 11me lelath of limo. Hw Voael
was the first president of the board
,n.er the colle1e diltrict wu formed
Ill 1117. ...
Trulteea will alto ponder:
-A proposal for curriculum addition
for the school year 1970-71.
-A report concerning the permanent
library complex and the permanent
sdeoce-mathemallcs building.
-A proposed policy concerning the
distribuUon of printed materials.
- A report on the 1ummer IChool
enrollment at the collect. Some ~
students are enrolled in day and evenlng
swruner classes at the college. Heaviest
enrollment is in the social aclence and
phys!~al oclenct olf•rini•
San Clem-. lil_..io llid D. J. dale II I 116,000 IJll c:olloctor. "" •kl ho talitn on the ~ plw .... v. BrilP (JI.Fullerton), hll ... -
Edlrldp aufl-acute blood looa Jn tho public -111 cla!>orb!!lat vollmllrtly no1 yot ~ dolmnlned, "but 11 ...., that Walter Knoll wW hi tho -&rl'
lhl-aecldlllllltba-hart>or. doleledlbomacl!IMlMcaliaollw-,1-11 lho ... -II a~·br all chalrmanoftbo-IM.
Gu.w -tho lnjtnd ..... Jo Soulh to COii molt 111111. llllmatod. po:tieJ. 1he ""Ill>~ """' wtth spec:1.lles 'othar -iiMmborl pomed
c-Communll)I li"!'llal li> Swlb lie llld hi •llPIOll further de1ttloDI Will lako place." ... Norman illlloll, eo<halrman and
Lacuna in a llfopnl -....... l-to_ho_l!llde __ 1oo1_.-:__ _____ ,_..._Thl.::.;..:.::;hlrinl=:..of=tbe=ar:...cbl::oteela='-'dellna=::;il::;'1:.....::;M::;arv::;in::;::;W::;ll'llln::;=; f::;lnlneo=:...ehalrm==an...:..__
EJdridee, M, ns tretted at the
hoopltal for blood los and JOVere cull
on hll ktt palm. He wu reported in
good OOlldltlon.
The acddent QCCUtted -tho harbor
-anee after the INioiaepower out.-
oo.'11 on lho man'• .. .u boat lalied.
'Ille hand hecule lqled In lho coo11,.
fiywheol u tllo li1llno llated llaln.
Other than lho ~II mlahap, adlvity
on CIJ)lltrano Bay Area -and
waterways was busy, but uneventful.,
l~ .... .ni. aald. . .
The lick of 1111'1 durln( Slturday and
Sunday kept rucu<t down 1i110111 the
.--17,otltl weekend vlallon at San
Clemente city and Orqe County -· Thirty-elalll l'OICUOI were reporled
throuah !he !wt> days. Water tem-
peratum: took a llharp dlp from
Saturdly'• tl8 Jo a 63 on s~.
The ocean mercury was upeoted to
rill aaaln todaJr.
~ummer Pops Coricetfs
MONDAY EVENIN GS UNDE R THE STAR S
ON THE MALL AT FASHION ISLAND
HENRY BRANDON CONDUCTING THE
FASHION ISLAND POP CONCERT ORCHESTRA
JULY 13 PROGRAM-9 P.M •
. BUY WHERE IT'S MADE
SAVE UP TO 51°/o
Fashion Island Overture
Pan the Piper
Gaile Parisieitne
Brandon
Kleinsinger
Carroll Arrangement
Gold Exodus
THIS WEEK ONLY
Announcing
a new break
thru in •••
UPHOLSTERED
FURNITURE
Moonlight Safari
Tango of Roses
Fenstock
Brandon Arrangement
Ludwig Mon., July 13 thru Sat., July 18 .
SOFAS 20%· OFF
THIS IS AN
ADDITIONAL
SAVINGS OVER
OUR LOW -PRICE
lluffell'a m1nuf1cturt1 the
finest furniture yoU wlll
find •ny'!"h•r•. Yow ••• it
•nci 11l1ct it ri9ht in our
sho'!"room. P1y up to 50 Y.I
1111 'than rtt•il. Choo1•
fre11 •n Ut11ltnlted ••lee ..
ticln of febrics. Cu1torn
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Harlem Nocturne
Mancini Favorites
The little Ballerina
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Fiddler on the Roof Overture
Brandon Arrangement
Carroll Arrangement
Bock
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Laglln~ Manager BaCks Police • ID 4th Fr.acaS
a, Rlclwm P. N.W. as did flle ofllctn from tbe other (fift) • • ...., ""' ...,. arx'• that ~, .. said Wheaton
Ci!J Kanqer ,Jama o, Whealoo ,Jw In • ........,cfiml· 1o .. counc-.i for
proiaod pollce _.cies iavolvecl In• coi> tbe w-., lliclll Weim1. •
WniDc • Miili~ situatiao toucbeit off ~·... .. report , detaill • th e •
by drui """"' during a Fouttlt of c""""'lllll' • of ,pents· t)lat ·Jed 1o the .
July-c:elebrlitlan . .., Lquna's Woodlond oulllruk· ell -riolence In ·which police
• Drive. • -..· they ....,. bomblrdlit by rocb
"II is my . opinion that il1e Lagµna ' and bottles.
se.cb poik< -· • perlormed their ,,,. cjty ......... -police -jol>I very wen under aclvene '"""It...,, penom, In tho ·UU. ~ lellinl olf
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llreworlu.. and of tho, fire !war.di In
tht a~. Cooperatktn wis good at flrat th~ tater the fireworks bqao qBin:
PiJllce lat.r -.ied muljuana .....
""· .--and as a 1olfioso: police ' bold, and while doiq-so, WIS
pushed . by 1 suapecf,w~ fl6d'.. Offtcen ..1
punued and .... tackled the -suffering ... lnjured · shouldei In' Iha ef.
fort. . , ..
Tbe memorandum. ltates, ''l'be other
oirJCer plactd tbe 1ul>jecf In-a llandatd . .
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police bold, IDd edoinl ao, was kicked
kJchd in the , back and leas by an un-
known pereon who also then held the
officer In • cholt•hold.
'"111e oflloer bad 1o let ao of the
flnt wbject, who then be1an to strike
out with bands and feel 1be olficen
In the face of lhiJ milt.Ince, attemp4ed
to ' utillae tear IU without effect. The aubject UMn ran into an area where
additional otncen were, where be was
1ppprebeoded."
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Whealoo .._u tlW --.Police arrested IT perms at ~
ln the crowd blilD to llmut o--.Wn and ptclied .up others later. · Rllkllmta at offtct!rs, objectl .... tbrown at , , , ·
the patrol unita IDd tbt ~ ,,,..,.Id . of the area claimed police ~ br1util
al !lllO, bepn movJna -police. • and •ver,reac\ed. Police dei;Ued thjf.
A call was sent Q\lt 'for ~from If advlc;e about .fireworks actl~llY ~
other aPncies. been heeded, Wbeatbn statto, no furtllir
A ID!llI\ln:I )llll w11 let up and contact WoUld have been~-·
Iha order to d~ tbo ll!lpJ lllllllbly "Clnly prOmpt' 'llDd •etreCUvi pGIJC9
was reputed at u.r.aunute inl..:tlll_practJ.ce_~ed-a'sltuat;ion that oaUI
•• lquadi 'Of cilDciii moved tbrou&h have ! nared into .. ,_serm incideet;"
Ille aria. tho clQ .._ ... reporta._ he reports •.
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Arrested
IB.3 Deaths
r-Win llervl<es
LOS ANGKL!:S. -1"ollce late Sunday
arrested, a suspect in the bllldfeon deaths
ol three members of a Wllshire District
family.
OUicers identified the. suspect u
Gerard Trent Jr., 25, Loa Ana:eles.
They uid Trent's family once shared
the tw<Htory house where the bodies
oli ~ CarplJn: -. 'f!..' and her two ,<I.,....., Julle, II and carol• 1-,,
11, ..... !@scovered Saiunlay .
. .0.1 11ftw lilil •<•4* ..... 'obtttta ..
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apd• Iha · bludlton• mui;<ters of two
members of. another Loi ~les area
family tut week. -·-~eD)f• Lib._.,, ...........
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Crueial C.oastal Bql
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Voting .,Sllited Tuesday
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A·CN<:ial ,vote
11 ocheduled Tuesiay on lqislat!on to
give ~ 1tate unprecedented planaina:
and zoning authority over 1,100 miles
cf oceu and bay shoreline.
1be measure by Assemblyman Pete
Wilson (R-San Diego) was severely
criticized by same conservationists when
it was approved Juae 23 by the Assembly
Natural Resources and Conservation
Committee as the weakest of three ~
Urban Dogs
'Obnoxious'
NEW YORK (UPI) -"The dog
may well be urban man's worst
friend ," Time Magazine sakl. Sun-
day.
Dogs are crowding c I t i t s .
throughout the world and are
becoming "tile most obnoxious
minority group,"' the mag~
said.
"The beast in the city jungle
chews children, attacks joggers and
howls into the ni&ht in a cramped
apartment that makes it neurotic ,''
the magazine article sakf.
poulS before the commltlee.
Sloce theo k lw been amended to
elimlnate a '900,080 appropriatioa for
state administration. of shoreline develop-
ment in fiscal 197o.71, a coacession to
the state's continuing budget crisis.
But even with thOR two setbacb for
cooaervatiooists, the Wilaoa bill to be
voted .. by 1he As>embl)< w~ and
Means Committee Tuesday would signal
a basic cbanee ia .. the. 1tate11· role. in
both local plannlns and enviromnental
protection.
At present city an dcounty planning
commissions and their city COUICils and
county boards 1of supervisors have the
flNil wOrd in all shoreline land use . " deci.!1ou.
The Wilson blll wUuld ailoW local
government the same veto it now holds
over shoreline development, but land
owners and developers would also have
to satisfy a regional shoreline agency
with a veto over development, but land
OWIH!f'S and developers would also have
to saUsfy a regional shorelinea gency
. with a veto over developments wilb.in
1,oao yards of the shorelioe.
Tbete boards -made up primarily
of locally eJercted ofilcials -would be
ac::countable to a 17·member state board
dominated by public members, and civil
Ones up to Sl0,000 could be' auesa:ed
against private ci1bens or local peril.-
meat .. which , !pore the -.. "When it dots get out -twiCe
a day if Its master can manage . boards. • -it turns street and sidewaiI<.:..j..-'.,.,.
alike into messy booby traps for
ptdestrianS."
1l1ere are 500,000 dogs In New
York City, 700,000 in London, 20,000
In Tokyo, ~.ooo In Los Angeles
and more than a million in Mexico
City, Time said.
Lions: A
New York Clly 1 recorded 25,000
dog •bites last year and Tokyo
5,000, the magazine said. Fear ot
rables compelled the Brlt.iah to
bar aU'dop and cats rrom entering
the country.
. Dogs, in addition to being
nuiaancts in the city, can give
humans tuberculosis, c re a t e
allttlies 'Ind caUH int&Ui1aJ in-
f ectloos, Time said.
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Are your tire& ptling chewed up?
They m&J be if you drive throuah
Oraqe Couaty's newest rter11tion al-
tracUcl'I. Uol Country Safari, which
fealures dcm:ns of the We cats 1n a
copy of their natural habitat.
• '!be beasts in the drlvo-tbrooib section,
however, don1 1eem to be too tatbflecl
wilh their ahart of the park's S17,000
lllOlllll!yfood bill
Larry Heath. a:eneral manager of Lion
Country, aays Lbat IO far, 1even tire•
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Odd Trash Crash
lnjmes Driver
In· Laguna Beach
A Laguna Beach !raab Wc:k driver
-painfully lnjund SltutdAJ In • !tat
acdde!li 1hat left two< " flle bit lnlclor
temporarily · out ot. C<Um'lilaioa' on a
steeP bi!tside ,roed.
Vernon Jenkim. 23, oC Seta Ana.
wu taken to South Cout Community
Hos pital for repair of damaged tendoos
and a fractured wrist afte~' be slammed
hia Oreo Disposal Co. truck into a wall
to avoid hitting an ~J vehicle
on Temple Hills Drive abortly before
llOOl1 Saturday.
Jenkins IA>ld police he h ad been
"'riding" his brakes down 1 tbe lteep,
curving roadway when they heated and
failed, csusing the big truck 1o rain
speed ...
AA be tried to steer past another
trash trtick to avoid a collision, Jenkins
said be spotted. d1e ~ car and
beaded for tht waH, police reported.
Robert Preciado, 22, also of Santa
Ana, driver of the second truck, told
police he noUctd Jenkins' truck ap-
proaching from the rear at high speed
as he neared the hairpin bend on Temple
Hills Drive. Preciado said he sounded
his horn to warn the other driver of
the dqerous situation ahead, then heard
• crub .as the Jenkins truck hit the
wall.
Looking back to aee what had hap-
pened, Preciado rao hia own tru<:k lnto
the cent.r guard' ralt on the bend, police
reported, but no serious damaa:e resulted .
Traffic la bolh dlrecliono was blocked
until the two large tru<:I/J could be
removed.
Taste
have been punctured by lions' teeth a1
1igliiseen made the •llht..mlle dr!vo. ,,,. maoas•mat uppity reflll>d• the
cost of such cuuailia, he e1plained.
"Of coune, then are many more
in.stucel wbe:re lions wUI come up and
take after lht tirt1, but not UW many
bite them," Healh added.
Other damace inflicted by dtnaeas
of tbe Lquna !fills amUJem<nl park
-If proper, -1bed pncautloal lllw
been tak•• -will alao be rep&!d.
Tho IO-mlnult ride taDI vlalton
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In mother cue, police also .arrested
Martin E. Brown, 45, a retident of
• suburban Inglewood trailer park where
the bocly <i 48-year .. ld Eloise Hurley
was round Sunday.
There had been no arrests In tM
claw hammer beating ol a San Gabriet
family . lil wbldl Kim Senff, JO, and
bis granclmolher, Mrs. W. E., Cb~PIJlan,
53, were t!Ued by an attacker who
Rt: fire to tbeir home early" last Wed~
nem:l:ay.
Fred Senff, 38, aod hia wile Gloria,
3.1, remained in critical coodition today
at a hospital where a police officer
waited with a tape l'ICOl'der in case
either wu able to talk. Their ..,ear-old
daughte!' Jenny was recovering from
injuries but still under heavy sedation.
Police said Trent, his wife, Bonnie,
22, and their two children, aged 4 and
6 lived in the Stafford house for about
a' monUt before moving out early in
June.
Police said Trent "looks like a prime
suspect in the case." He reprtedly' had
argued with Mn. Stafford wben he and
hia family -ed out last mooth. Tbey
had lived in the Stafford home about
one month.
D*cllve Sgt. Bob Calklns of the
homicide division said eeveral "blunt lnatrmnen~" which could have been used
ln the alayina:s were impoundl!1. He
refu.I to klenUfy the weaporw.
Police Seek Driver
In Hitchhiker Death
SAN SIMEON (AP ) -A 25Q.pound
man driving a .Volkswagen was aought
today in lbe slaying of a younc hit-
chhiket', the wot1nding of another a n d
the po1111ible kidnaping of a t•year-old
girl, aut.horiUes·said. ;
Slitrlfl's deputies ni<I John T!lday,
Ii, <i Arkansas led them to the dead
youtb'1 bodf near California 1 after
<ilictrs IOUlld T!lday lyq beside the lilllrnY Saturday nil!IK with a bulltt
wOUlld In the arm.
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WAITRiss SHIRtlY L!DCKE_ COM_FdRtEb AFTER GRISL y FINO
Sile Wl!fll LoolUnt for C•worlcer ~ l')iund ThrN Bodi"' lno!Md
Lagilna Hills R~sidents
Plead for City B.us Ro lite
. ' Laguna Be.tch councilmen, w b o : needed public tr~."
recently authorized purchase of a fioan-'11wtt· is aJ90 in , the council pecbt;
dally floundering bus lioe now operated a letter to lhe ed•lor of 1lle Leisure
by u,;, city, wlll -a pie& Wed-• World News by 'It-ant !lln. IL G.
nesday foi; tr•nsportalioa 1o Laawio Hills Vernon, tltCs;atle Cadiz. .
Leisure World. lt states, ~ •. ·do . noti kelp a car.
1n a letter to the council, Grace which ii true of many olMrs . hl the
Sberidan, 601-B Aven!d• Sev!Jla, prote1bi community. We pre1.,. 1o lbop m. ~
tertnlnaUoo of the bus oervtce (prior ""80er community raU.. 1ban -
to city acquiJition). to Santa Ana, but we lball rd do
"Th' ••• ,_,,.,,. -~· ......... so at Ille ex-<i belac depoadem
• . '' u.11 .,. ......... ......,... • ._._...,. on our friendA wbai .till drive, for s1tuatlon to many. of the people llviDI trlnllforiatio~·r.-· .
in Laguna Hills Leisure World and it '
would seem that it would be ol areat. • They also list a . larte n~ ol
advantage to Laguna Beocb U lhts bus La&una Btach . businesaeli -, they
service were nlnatat.ed," she wi:ote. regularly patronized.
Mrs. Sheridan statet that JM com-"'
mui. aUnott daily to the city u office
manqer for Lapma Beach Community
Chest aod alao lbo[>s at muy of Iha
local lllores. •
.. She llU(leeted 111at it miglit be l\QISible
to have sOme qreement,' between· the
two communities bl provi~e the "mm
TEN f!INNt:R§
IN Piior' TODAY .. ' . , . • the 0rmise County Fair • Ex-
w-dler · ' Tho -pi<lllre looka I -w a r m er today. TtmPe:I'•.,_
lbouJd ..... in tho bigJI .. wllh
--prevalUq atoni .. Or .... c-&.
INSIDE TODAY
poott!On' °"""' tomorrow. But yw tlnulh ibllhlaod !main •traul•11hed could; be .: i.i-r or tickets-to
Spectac'lllar craa~ ,on &in
~rn11eino'1 Goldn Gate BridQc
""'killed niM ,,.nmu. OM tctri'on
law o/fiCCl' collfd it tllt WOl'll lie
had IVt'T ''"'· St07l, plaoto
inlo ID Afri\:ao veld, where U-, aebru, the !sir toay. Tbe DAILY PILOT
(lrollOI aqd many other c'reatures con-is &Mill away 10 pairs <i tickets
lit. • daily ,to tho fair. ' -•
Tbe inhabilanbi lotal• Ill and Iha Cbect tlJe clallilled -.inc llOCliGo (ueder~ uy aod a II
number II lfOWinl, since a bo1i1 utelope cslqorles) for a special • "•d"
and aeven lio11 cubs have been born lbUn& ~ name and tellins :rou
llince the Impressive park opened. bow to Qbtaln your Im Ucbta.
• 1'ow 10inl inlA> lls -month, I.loo If' your name Is there, be' our "
Coonlry'1 -1ation allO upooda due pat. Tl!I DAIL y PILOT bopoo
to tbo arrinl " --Ulppod ,.. .. Joi' .... lair.
In 1o live at the 1ame ....,.rve. ---=======·==----
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N.·lreland
Paraders
Pea~efitl
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llELPAST, Northern !,..land (UPI) -
,; ponde of 158,000 ..... and boys nwd>
.. through BeUast today in pootwar
lblhen> ~·· gr<atast display of -t powu. A thin 11ne· of British !"-. pollc< and barbed wire divided tb.m from lloman Catholics and kept
Ille peace.
Jn what their leaden called the
P,utest celebratlon of tbe Protestan.t
v\d«7>·0Yer the Catholics at the Batue,
ol •the Boyne la 1690, lem ol thon,.nds
aMIU~ Protestanta marched under
.. ., aurrender:" banners and to the tune
.. fifes, drums and b,agplpes in 20
pm.des ,._ma ....., the map of
tJle m Brltbb CGIDlles of Norlhem
Ji.land. Polloe bad predicUd 58,000
Belfllt ma.-. alone. They said
ll>,000 turned out.
'"But there's peace right across ~em Ireland," an army spokesman
aild after the -.hour Or"!J" on1er
Mardi lhrnugh the heart ol Belfllt.
'Tba 11,000 t....,. and polioe did not
use tbtlr rifles. their tear iU. their
clubs. their shleldll or the two water
cannon flown In from Germany. They
used their bodies ind a few words to
preVeftt a further outbreak of the
Protestant-Catholic rioting of the past
two ...OU that 'bu killed II persons
and injured bundreda more.
q&po Tmstees
Study Tonight
-· of Iha Capistrano Unified sdlooi Jllabict will cootinue tbolr study of·~ ... blem areu oqtllaed in
a report made by a Clttaen'a Advlaory
CdmmlU...
Tooigllt'a I ~.m. -1Jnc In Sena
Scllool. Caplatnipo Beacll, will focus .. ~ incdea and -In ·---Al • prerioul meet!q, the dlatrlcl
eDmtned trtuqsms of ... -1c
...... particularlJ' the transporlalloa
de~ and Iha !>•at-olfjce.
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Billy ~ng, 7, IJ'.OSes with cherish~ possessions acquired during re-
cent'trip to Cslifornia to tour Disneyland and meet his favorite
comedian, Red Skelton. Doctors say Billy suffers from a terminal
brain tumor and bu only a short time to live. Billy got the stuffed
toy at Disneyla~d ~ comediB:D Skelton g~ve him the sailing vessel
model -a family berrloom. Friends and neighbors chipped in to send
Billy and bis family west
Skipper's Hand Mangled
ln Dana Harbor Mishap
A -Gate man ~ to o1Art
... -mgine ln mld-dlannet at
Dina --1 -• bodly
Saddleback Set
For E'lection
Of. Board Chief
Tbo ~•bock Junior Colletle Dtab1ct
-ol Truaiees will hold election of offioera at !hair ttgular -1ing
tonight at 7:45.
For the past two years, Michael Collins
bu aerved u president of the board.
Patrick Backul served .as vice president
for tbe aame length of time. Hans Vogel
was the first president of the board
after the colle1e district was· formed
in 11187 •
Trustee. wlll alao ponder:
-A proposal for curriculum addition
for the school year 197~71 .
-A report concerning the pennanent
library complex aod the permanent
science-mathematics building.
-A proposed policy conctrning the
distribution of prtnted materials.
- A report on tbe · summer acllool
enrollment at Uie college. SOme 750
students are enrolled in day and evenin«·
summer classes at the college. Heaviest
enrollment is in the 30cial science and
physical science offerings.
mql«l hand wb<n be oaucht tt in
a apimlna fl)'wboel
San C-.lif-aaic1 D. J.
Edlrldge •u!fer«l acute blood loas in
the ---al the-harbor. Guards ruohed tbe injUrtd man to Sooth
Co¥I Cmununity Hoopl!al In Sooth
l.oiuna in a Weguard elation ••"'·
EJdridge1 56, was treated at the
hospital for blood l!)SS and aevere cuts
on his left palm. He was reported in
good c:oodltloo.
1be accident oceumid near the harbor .-nee alter the l~r out-
board on the man's small boat failed.
The hand became tang!«! in the oooling
flywheel as Iha engine staled again.
Other than the single mbhap, activity
oo Capistrano Bay A,... beaches and
waterways was busy, but uneventful,
liferua/d<aald.
'!be lack ol surf during Satunlay and
SWlday kept rescuea Jlown among the
e9timated 67,000 weekend vb.itors at San
Clemente city and Orange County -'Ihi.rty~ght rescues were reported
through the two days. Water tern·
peratures took a sharp dip from
Saturday's 68 to a 63 on Sunday.
'Ibe ocean mercury was expected to
rise again today.
BUY WHERE IT'S MADE
SAVE UP TO 51°/o
THIS WEEK ONLY
Announcing
a new break
thru in •••
UPHOLSTERED
FURNITURE
Mon., July 13 thn1 Sat., July 18
SOFAS 20% OFF
THIS IS AN
ADDITIONAL
SAVINGS OVER
OUR LOW
PRICE
Ruffell's menuf•dures. th•
fine•t furniture you will
find enywhere. You see it
•nd 1elect it right in our.
showroom. P1y up to 50 r.1
lest then r•teil. Choose
from 1n unlhnltff 1al•c·
tion of f1l:tric1. Custom
.ch1n9•1 •r• •lso po"lb'e.
VISIT OUR ·
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Capo · Eyes
Budget
~tHearing
By PAMllLA HALLAN • '
Of ,..,. 1 Dlflf' Plllt le.ff
A public hearing on the 19'10-71 budget)
for San Juan Capistraoo is scheduled
at ~·s 7 o'clock meeting ol the
City C<ulcil.
One ol the most codroversial areas
ol·h pnipo,ed $1 ,854,0IO 1'!<1Bet ls the
formation of a police department.
Estimated p~ for a 12-man depart·
ment Is 1131.2'11. Q-illcs of Ibo police
budget believe th.is figure .b too small.
Mn. Walter Porter and Mn. Ricbard ·
Beas, two lntereMed taspayers who
oonducled an ~ study of the
buci,tl, found the propooed police .
budg«ary allowance unreolistio.
Mn. Porter said they had found
seven! • ...,. in the total budget and
had found deleUoos in the police budget.
"For example, there is no allowance
for a records bureau. Two file cabinets
do not constitute a records bureau,"
ft said.
••we aren't asaimt · a police depart-
ment. We want one that will be first
rate," she said.
Another area of controversy Is p~
posed salary increases..
"The city admtni.!Jtrator recommended
an 11 percent cost of living increase
in addiUon to the 5"1 percent merit
lnoreases. I fee:I this is 1nflabonary and
highly irresponsible oo his pa.rt," said
Mayor Tony Forster.
'!be m1yor said the council generally
agreell that a SI\ to I percent C<16I
of living mer..... woold be adequate.
'!be iarJes1 salary bike pnipoaed was
for dty -r-derk Ernest J.
Tbllnpson. Tbe poisi.Uoo.'s cumnt range
is 11,046 to 11,306. The budgeted salary
(including the incruses) is 115,172. Ao
aCidlUooal $3,000 is budpted u: a p~rate
to the poeition of dty clerk, ~
the total ID approximaleliy 118,000.
Another area of general interest has
been the parks and recreaUon com-
mmioo, whidl is currently being set
up by an advisory committee.
Comcltman Jim 'lbot1)e. who bas been
appolmed to set up a parks and recrea-
tion cunmission, said he hopes more
than a pnipoaed $5,000 can be included
in the final budget.
Mayor Fonter aald the Ollly Item in
the budg<t that has been deletod to
date is a SlS,000 trit collectcr. He said
the public worka deportment voluntarily
deldod the-.-It .... found
. to coot"""" than ostlmaled.
He aid be e>peofa furtber deJeljgm
"' be made torqhl.
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Beach Access
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Prob1ems .uuty to be factd by· the
Ctll.mt)' if it succeeds in taking over
access to the beach at the foot o(
Ninth street in South Laguna will be
pointed out in a letter adcftssed ·to
each mem.J)er « the ~ County
Board ol Supenison, accordlnc' lo Bob
BeMer ol \he South Lagma Coves
Association.
A!lllOCl.ation members met on Saturday
with representatives of private beach
commtmities in Three Arch Bay_, Blue
Lagoon and Emerald Bay to organize
oppo11ition to the county's avowed plan
to establi!h pubUc access to the beach
by taking over a lG-foot easement over
a concrete stairway leading to the Wida.
Mainta~ that deeds to !00 parcels
fn tract 849 included private rigbl ol
easement to the beach. ISIOC.lailoa
members recently set up a patrol to
keep outsiders from using the stairway. ·
Althwgb the _..,..,,.,.. are ''reedy
to go to court" over the beach acceu
privilege, according ·to Benner. the letter
to the supervisors simply ''states the
-I ' . facts of the ' situatlon and . ..... forth
some ol. tbe Dh.Ylical problems the c6unty
wwld be f8clng if it toot over the
easemerit."
'""""· bo aald, inclu<le the ·-involved in gettiqs the public down lo
the beadi; the fad that the steep, :zaa.
.foot stairway, even if ~li-eci, ·would
rerqain hazardous for raful'ty use ; the
problem of Jocatin~ restrooJ:ns facilities ;
the absence of available parking space;
the need to employ additional officers
to pttrol the beach; and the fad that
"very. little beach1' would be left for
public use 11 access 'tftre stiblisbed,
since oceanfroot properties otend to
mean high tiiia line. .
"As ft lee it," saj~ Befu)e(:, 11the
coun1y '""1ld be getting into some
tremendou; e~. with vtry tittle
beach to show for It."
The group will meet again in a week,
he add<d, to boar a legal ttpoi'I !mn
aUomty James Lower, wl'lo is
researdting the. homeowners' legal posi·
lion in the =iatter. ..
Clem· nte Eyes Con · ract
For Rebuilt Clubhouse
A formal contract between the city
ol San Clem-and a lo<al M'Chitectilral
f1nn for desigb. ol. a new community
clubboose will come before dty COllll-
. cllmen W-y.
City Manaf•i Ken eatr laid be wu
completin« the prnpoaed "f1't'ID"nl for
the deaip .aervlces today naming
Bouc:her and Dri'!!mLa and Asaociates
.. !l)e deoignm' of the rtplacement
for the !Jumed.out dty landmark.
The architectural Orm, whose prin-
dpals both .,. residents of the
Caplltrano Bay area, have done work
for San Clemente ~ort.
The city's lifeguard boadquart,.. up.
cooat of San Clemt11le pier .... designed
by the firm '\JXi completed in 1968.
The architects woo the nod for the
clubboose commission after represen-
tatives ol many architectural firms
presented their kfeas f<r fht chi~
before several sesskm of the <X>UDCil.
Carr aald that the tack -·will
be taken oa the dutihouee Plam has
not yet been detennined, "but u IOOl'I
as the agMment is ·11pproved by all
pertiell, the desigUic work with specifics
will take place."
The hiring of the ucl>itecta def1111tely
means the ruing ol Ult existing
clubhouse, built in the late mo by Ole g.....,, founder of the city.
Major Waltar Evans had been the
lost b:>ldout for rtDOVBting Iha Spaoish
building, but folr other membon ol
the oouncil --cool lo the pion lhrouab cleliber-en 1be n • w
clubhouse.
Among the mnalning factors to bo
Jettied in the issue an wbetber the
present site is large enough for a replace-
ment buildin(, which would need formal
parting areas to accommodMe vilitcn
to the facility.
Walter Knott Named
As Brigg.s' Chairman
G<ol'ge Dtlahanty. cbairman of the
committee to re-elect Assemblyman John
v. Briggs (JI.Fullerton), bas -
that Walter Knoll wlil be the honorary
chairman of the C<llDIJlitfft. •
Other ClllllDllttee membon named
..... -Danoff, CO<bainnaa and
Marvin Warden, finance chairman.
~ummer Pops Coqcetfs
MONDAY EVENINGS UNDER THE STARS
ON THE MALL AT FASHION ISLAND
HENRY BRANDON CONDUCTING THE
FASHION ISLAND POP CONCERT ORCHESTRA
JULY 13 PROGRAM-9 P.M.
Fashion Island Overture
Pan the Piper
Gaile Parisienne
Exodus
Moonlight Safari
Tan go of Roses
Blue Scarecrow
Harlem Nocturne
Mancini Favorites
The Little Ballerina
Fiddler on the Roof Overture
Brandon
Kleinsinger
Carroll Arrangement
Gold
Fenstock
Brandon Arrangement
Ludwig
Hagen
Brandon Arrangeme11t
'\ C~rroll Arrangeme~t
lrilck
Sponsored by The Irvine Company and Fashion Island Merc,,an1s Association in
cooperation.with the Recording Industries Trusl Fund.
FASHIONj ISLAND
NEWPORT CENTER
P1clllc Coast Hlghw1y -Bttwffn Jamborff and MacArthur •
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AUTHOR GRIMM TALKS HI TCHH IKING TO HITCHHIKERS
John Kuhn (tfolumbing), Marilyn Halberg (hat), P at Brown
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Lagunar~ Boosts Hitchhiking Despite Police Fro,wn s
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEJIL
Of IM o.lly ,.1191 $ .. ff
Many persons think hitchhiking ls ii·
legai, dangerous, and a good way to
get oowhere fast.
Not so, 8SMS't.1 Tom Grimm o{ Laguna
Beach whose thumb bas taken him to
aU fiO states and 7i:I countries throughQut
the world. To help out those intrigUed
by lhe cheap means of transportation,
Grimm has written and published h,is
own book, the "Hitchhiker's Handbook:"
The book, which can easily be rtad
in an hour, contains laws regarding
h_itchhiking, what to take, how to get
rides, and a log Of the ex:periences
of two CNl6S country hitchikers.
"Hitchhiking is a fantastic way to
see the country and meet the cross-sec-
tion of people in America," the ~year.
old Grimm said. "If ydu know what
you're doing. hitchhiking is legal and
is nol dangerous."
"The main Uling 1 recommend for
getting a ride, is to have a sign telling
them w1!.ere you·re doing," Grimm ex·
plains. "And you should at least stand
up and smile."
"From the standpoint of a professional
hitclih.iker, it looks like many of the
local hitchhikers. expect the driver to
give them a ride, and many of Uiose
soliciting a ride, don't seem intettSled
in getting one."
Of course, Grimm has his share of
stories ti' tell about his trips. He deckl.ed
to, J.Ptcbhike ;around I.he United States
whed he was 19, because he C®ldn't
a I r o r d any other means of
transportaUon. He left f r o m the
midwestem city of Peori~. Jll., and in
two .and a half months, covered 10,000
miles in 1~ states.
"l had never hitcbhiked before, but
it was fun," Grimm remembered. "The
best thing about it was that the trip
only cost $120 ." · ,
"I.had my best experience hitchhii;ing
with• a treasury agent in the~ So~u th·
western United States. He .was trying
to get ahead of. two counterfeiters. He
had been following these guys for some
time, and he knew where they were going
to stay." ••nus guy was going along about a
hundred miles an hour, and all of a
sudden the hood flew up and smashed
into the window. I figured it was over
for the two of· us, but he stuck his
head out tbe window and followed the
center line and brought the car to the
roadside."
"I got out. but he took the hood
off, and kept on going."
Grimm suggests lhat a hitchhiker
should always check out the driver before
accepting a ride. He recommends lhat
the bjtchhiker walk around and talk to
the driver, and see if he has been
Little Wonder
Custer Lost
CROW AGENCY, Mont. (UPI)
-The Indians beat Custer again
but two dead soldiers got up to
fight a gras.s fire and a glory~grab&
bing horse tried to upstage
"Comanche."
All this was at the Crow Indian
reservation reenactment of the
Battle of the Little Big Horn, at
the site of Custei''s last stand.
"Comanche," a horse, is sup-
posed to be tilt only living thing
left on the · fie~ ·when · the battle
ends. 1but this· rear an extra. nag
charged onto tbe, scene and had
to be led away.f .
Then a smoke bomb ignited a
small grass fire and that prompted
the "dead" solCliers to stamp it
out be£ore resuming their prone
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drinking.
"IC there is something you doo 't like
ab?ut him, make up a story, like 'I'm
gotng farther than you are' or something
like that. But don't offend him."
After being graduated from Bradl'Y
College in lllinois, with a degree in
journalism, Grimm decided it was time
to see the world.
In the ensuing 15 mo•lbs, the magic
thumb carried him through 36 countries.
Following the trip, Grimm went on a
lecture circuit and gave some 1,000 talks
on his travels by thumb.
But bitchhiking can be addicting. Later
in 1965 Grimm took of( (or Africa. "f
had to wait four day s for a ride in
flOrthern Uganda on my way to Egypl.
Someplaces in the world there isn't much
traffic. But the natives took me in and
fed me boiled fish. heads."
''Finally a tn,ick loaC:ed with scrap
metal came by, and gave me a .lift.
It turned out that these guys were smug.
gling watches into Khartown."
In 1966, the youthful traveler made
his way to the Orient and t h e South
Pacific. He joined the World Campus
Afloat at Chapma. f:9Uege in 1968, and
went on .three' world cruises with lhem,
making all the port ananeements for
Ute noating ·campus.
Lately Grimm has been staying near
home, not eve• out for a local trip
by thumb. He's working as a free lance •
photographer and laybtg plans for a
second book on how to hitchhike around
lbe world.
. "And I faithfully co.rrespond with more
than 50 people' that I've met throughout
the work!," Grimm said. He is also
busy keeping up with ordets for his
book, which an? pouring ii• from all
over the world .
Vagabond Press (P .O. Box 83. Laguna
Beach ) was founded by Grimm to publish
the "Hitchhiker':l Handbook." He has
also published ' two posters through. the
com puy .
El Rancho has the hottest price • in town!
Vic Andrews
HitsBadha1r1
Route Plan
By BARBARA KREIBICH
Of .... DtMf l"llM St91t
"RemoVar el any segment of Pacific
Coast' Freeway would jeopa~ize the in·
tegrfty ·of' · the entire route -the
. engineer~ would open the whole thing
up for ~udy."
This Is the opinlOn of Victor-C. Andrews
of LagUna Beach., former head of the
Leaiue of Orange Coast Civic Associa·
lions (LOCCA) which spearheaded the
six.year fight to route the freewa,y inland
behind Laguna Beach.
Tbe Badham bill -AB I701 -i,11
a "serious threat to lhe community"
in Andrews' view and warrants vigorous
opposicion by all interested entitles.
The bill introduced by Assemblyman
Robert Badham (ft.Newport Beach),
passed by ~ Assembly and now
awaiting a. hearing in Senator Randolph ·co 11 i e r' s TransportaUon Committee,
Would remove from the adopted Coastal
Freeway routing the portion that 6isetts
the city of Newport Beach.
Opposition to the bill already has been
voiced officially by the county Board
of Supervisors, the Irvine Company and
the cities of Laguna Beach, Costa Mesa.
Huntington Beach and Founlain Valley.
Laguna Beach Mayor R re bard
Goldberg was authorized by the City
Council to contact all i n t e r e s t e d
municipalities, school districts, water
districts and major landholders along
the adopted. freeway route from Hun-
tington Beach to Capistrano Beach to
develop coordinated opposition to ttle
Badham bill
Not1ng that many of the entities
already bave spoken out against the
bill Andrews added, "ifs most in·
of Newport Beach has taken no offical
teresting to me to see that the city
action to support or oppose the bill.
· T belie,·e many people, even in New:port
Beach, do not agree with it."
Andrews said there have been · other
attempts .to alter freeway routing by
lc~islation, ';but I know of no instance
where this was successful."
He recalled that both LOCCA and
the city of Laguna. Beach "took int.o
ronsideration the problems of Newport
Beach·' during the lengthy freeway route
studies and "in no way tried to innict
our thinking on the City of Newport
Beach.''
Recommendalions on lhe route made
by LOCCA and Laguna Beach stopped
short of Newport &each, Andrews
emphasized, because that was 0 their prt1-
vinct." He noted that "Newport did
J¥>t oppose the r:ou\ing at our ring."
AndreWs said be did not feel that
the Highway Commission, H the Newport
freeway setment were removed, would
be iii. a po6ition to build th·e. remainder
of the route south without a "complete
re-study, .. this 'has ·always been their
action in the put." 1..
"The important· thtng right now." he
sa id. "Is that the Badham bill be
defeated, so negotiations with the
Hifl?hway Commission can be continued."
Passage of the bill would, in effect, ·
unde rmine the power of the rommission
in establishing freeway routes .
"If there are any problems." said
Andrews, "they should be battled out
at the local level. then taken back: to
the rommission with everYone in on
it. not just the parties immediately con·
cerned ."
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Mondll', Ju~ 13, 1970 L OAIL Y ~ILOT ,
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Twelnjured --
' ~ Orange County Firemen:E
Fight 2 Weekend Blazes ~
·' •• • A youth whose burning auto started
a J.Z.acre grass and brush fire Sunday
and an-Orange County fireman were
injured in the blaze at Chapman and
Newport avenues which took: alm<m: an
hour to subdue.
Burned were Tom Pittard. 17. of
Orange, and county fireman Steve
Lumley. 26. also of Orange.
County fire officials said it took 11
fire t.rucks, two air tankers, one bulldozer
and 50 men to bring tile stubborn blau
in the El Modena area under control.
Pittard was driving his car oil Newport
Avenue when he smell~ smoke. ln at·
tempting to put out the fire, triggered
by an electrical short, he dropped a
burning piece of rubber into nearby
grass. ' tre then trjed to stonlp out t&: names
with his bare feet Officials .said he
wa3 treated. by his own phy!ician for
Longshoremen
Will Walk Out
LONDON (UPI) -The govermnent
held a new round of talks today aimed
at averting a nationwide docks 3tr'f.k:e.
But 2,000 longshoremen in the Port of
London said they wouJd walk out even
if a pay agreement was reached' by
tonight's mldinght deadline.
Representatives of London's Tilbury
Docks told newsmen only a national
delegates conference of unions repreM:n·
ting Britain's 47,000 longshoremen could
rescind the strike decision.
burns on his face and feet.
Fireman Lumley was burned m. the
left arm aod back. He was tfelW> ..
at the Oran1e County MedicaJ Center.,
and released. , ... ~
Shortly afterwards, a five-acre blnt >
broke out on MacArtnur Boulevard. a;t
Ford Road in tbe Corona del Mar aru ..
The fire, which officials believe w~"j
set by children playing with matches !
was quickly controlled. 1;,,
No hOl'O'S or other structures wel'I...
threatened by eith~r blaze. ~ ..
Santa A1ia Boy ·1
Wins Box Derby l
·.wesley aoo..r, 12, ol Saal& AaO, cal>;
lured a ~ victory in fie ~ ~·· o1 tile s;1111 Annwi1 0ranre eou. nty Soop Box Derby Sunday !<> -
~:1::.··: :::y::: ~d
past his two brvlbe<s and n -
to win a place in the National .Soerl.
Box Derby Finals at Akron, Ohio, Mt.
Aug. 15 and a !500 savings bond. __ j
Other awards were . presented to ~
Petrino. 2934 Java Road, Costa Mesa,,.
for ~t constructed rilcer; M~i Gallagher, La Jolla, for be.st desi
racer; Richard Stouffer. La CN?Seent.a
for best brakes; an<! Mike Baker, Ullll:
Morado Drive, Orq e, lor b e 1 t
apor13mansbip. !
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Betty Crocker ... 22 oz. , •• bake more than one! C&l1 ..• 1 lb. light or dark • , . Ior "berry betty" l
Com'P'ltt the 'µai.tte ! Big 12 o µ n c e
baskets of plump /Tesh blueberriea
••• 80 del ic ioua in a vi< .••• or
bakC a blueberry bettv •••
or heap hig h, with sour
cream .•. for de11sert! Hampshire Sour Creain ................ : ............................. 59~
Knudsen makes it ... smooth, crean\y and a Jl1St-r 1ght f!avor to go \\•1th fresh berries from El Rancho.
at our Delicatessen
Sliced Meats ...... ~0~~G:s.·:: ~ .0~ ~~~· ...... 3 S'
\Va fer thin ••. smoked to.give you finer flavor ... take your choice of six favorite varieties~
Me ats that make th e meal !
Cibbage ~olls ..... ~~~~::-.~~~.~:~ ..... 39<· 1
El Rancho's fresh 1rou1.1d meats ••• blended for flavor ••• '''rapped in I.ender tasty cabbage leaves!
Priu• in •fl«t Mon., Tut8., W"'-.
July 14, 1,, 15. No aale1 to <Ualer1.
P t • SllCED $109 ·. BY THE PIECE · 89c as ram1 .......... . . . 1b. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • lit
Authentic !la\'Ol' .• , lean and spi<'Y: .•• pile it high on french-or kaiser rolls . , . so good:
Beef Sausage Links ............... 29¢ Beef Sausage Roll .................... 39'
~IcCoy'!( ... deliciously different! .•• S oi. · ~lcCoy'g .. , breakfast treat: I lb.
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320 Wtit Col«ldo BIW.
.SOUlll NSAD£NA: '""""t' ll'l 'llinllniton Or.
HUllTlll5TOll IUCH:
.. Warw 1M Alio11quin {Bo1rd·"''' r·····t
NEWl'Olr IEACll: 2727~BtYd.ond
2555 Elltlltrff Dr, (Easlblull ,.,,.,,. 1.1:.,<1)
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l' . l~ Roger Poole, a 2~year-old Briton.
fb<>ught a twindecked omnibus and
r nverted into a movin,s? motel that
sleeps 11. Then, instead 0£ taking
a simple, uncomplicated vacation,
,he and his ge1;lhering took off on a
two-year world tour. The bus -
1with top deck as "bedroom" and ~ower deck with everythlng from
ving room to kitchen -arrived
n Los . Angeles Tuesday. The 11
Ian to .spend the.. summer in Los
geles, wOrking at temporary
obs to fill the kitchen cupboard.
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oole advertised for Qusmates and
elected two married couples, two
ingle girls and four bachelors. •
The city of Pittsburgh is again
going to giue dignitaries k.eys to
the city. A fpokesm.an for the
city dt>partment of supplies con·
firmed ThutsdaY that 100 keys
had been purchased at $9.25
each. Mayor PeteT F. Flaherty 1 ran out of the keyi 1001& after
ht took office in January and
s-&arted givi.ng the VlP1 a hand-
1hake and a copy of Stefan
Lorant's "~ttaburgh."
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t1'eal profeirionat Ht is U.S. A ir Ferree
f'of/ictr Robert FiJher, who'e enginee,.. ~ng 'kiU ha.s bt'en put to the tt't as ht
'.'t.ohittle1 away at a new creation at
'CVirgfnia Beach. Vii. Fisher has built
: castles all over the world and says
; ~nd texture is the important foctor-
that and a good popsicle stick to carve 1 ·tuith.
·~ ~ ; t A self-sty1ed "expert" on pickin~
··.horses wound up in a N.Y. jail
; Tuesday because he touted the
: _wrong man - a Nassau County ~ J>Olice undercover agent. Police
' said the suspect, Peter A. Stei""' ~ ,berg, 34, posing as a horse trainer.
approached the agent outside a din~
1er and told him he had "a sure
winner." Steinberg was char~ed i #with bookmaking and criminal im·
personation.
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The #year-old man hopped
into a parked car as plainclothls
policemen approached the lot in
I.he international diltrict of
Seattle. The officer1 asked him
If the car was his. TJ1e man said
1lo, it tool a Jriend'1, but ht
didn't know hil f1Und'1 name.
At that point he 1001 arTetted.
The car wot regiltered to E. C.
Burkhart, a SeaUle police offic·
er.
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415 Enmn11 Die
U.S. B52 Rai·ds
Crush N. ·Viets . I
SAJGON (AP) -Allied ttoopS ind
U.S. B$l bombers kllled 417 Norlh Viet-
namese IOldi~rs just below t·h e
-litarlzed '"""" In the bi&gest cldeat
in months for lhe Communist command
ln South Vietnam, officials said Monday.
Jn another report, South Vietnamese
officials said Viet Cong terrorists
catapulted a 250-J>OW'K\ •bomb into a
hamlet southeast of Da Nang, killing
8 civilian! and wounding 18. The blast
also deltroyed o< damaged !.I houses.
'Mle bomb apparently had been dropped
by an allied warplane, had failed to
explode and was re-fused by the Viet
Cong as a "lob bomb."
'!be big battlolleld setback !O< the
North Viet.oame!e began Wednesday near
Kbe Sam. the fonner U.S. Marine com-
bat base that underwent a 77.-0ay enemy
siege in 1968.
A spokesman claimed at least 50
enemy troops were killed in fighting
Sunday and said the only government
casualties reported were 24 wounded
Saturday and Sunday.
During the night, the spokesman said,
South Vietnamese AC47 gunstlips at·
tacked suspected enemy pasittons, and
tcxlay the enemy force hit· the Cambodian
troops with mortar and infantry attackll.
Kiri Rom sits atop a 2,000.foot moun·
Egypt Reports
Conimando Raid
Again.st Israel
By United Preu lalmaational
Egypt said its commandos struck into
the Israeli~ed Sinai Penin9.l.la dur4
ing the night and inflicted "great Joss
ol life"' in the first strike acnm the
SUez canal in more than a month. Israel
denied the Cairo claim and sent troops
into Jordan and Lebanon.
An Egyptian military · spbkesman said
3i Israeli planes struck alcng the Suez
Canal today in the S4th amsecutive day
of Israeli attacks aimed. et prewning
the establistment of more missile sites ,
and at k~ Egyptian troops the,.
off balance.
Eg)1ll &aid the Israeli ploneo hit Suez,
EWlhatt, Fayod, El·llinh and El-Cap
in the Canal's l!!JIJ.lthem and 10 ttwm
sectors and that ''our air deferiee syst.tms
engaged the atlacklng aircraft" A
spokesnan &aid there were no Egypdao
losses.
Cairo said e•ller Egysilan cormnandos
'launched a tw0¥001ed attacked across
lhe Suez c.naI Sunday '""l, 100dllng
of! a groond and air battle with Israeli
troops. It said the Egyptians reWrned
safely despite the heavy lighting.
A Tel Aviv spokesman said Jsrae.11
ground troops penetrated half e mile
into Jordan and destroyed an Arab guer·
rilla base that had been used for opera-
tions into Israel.
Rogers Returns
Following Tour
WASHINGTON (AP) -Secretary ol
State Willlarii P. Rogers has returned
to Washington after a twe>-week foreign
tour which concentrated on United Stat.es
policy in Vie;narn and the Middle East.
Rogers, who visited Manila, Saigon,
Tokyo and London. declined comment
to newsmen after his plane landed at
nearby Andrews Air Force Base Sunday
night.
But he is expected to report soon
to President Nixon on the tour which
elXled in a two-day discussion of Vietnam
and the f\f i d e a st with Britain's new
Conservative government and w i th
Ambassadors David· K. E. Bruce and
Philip C. Habib.
taln and before the war wai • playground 1 ol t.be wealthy seeking' a cool climate.
'lbe town i~lf appW'! to have no
military aignilicance.
?be spokesman also reported that an
enemy r1idi:nc party broke through
government defenses at the Long Vek
munitions d<pol 30 miles norlh ol Phnom
Penh, but a government counterattack
pushed it out. No casualties were
reported on either side.
UPI Ttlt!lhofil
Mbs llnhlerse
Marisol Mala ret Contreras, 20,
was named Miss Universe for
1970. The shapely (35-23-35)
:ri1iss Puerto Rico admitted it
was best for her that she wasn't
one of the judges: "Miss Swed·
en, she was so beautiful." Mi ss
U.S.A., Debbie Shelton, was
first runner-up.
Reformers Bill
Reaches Floo1·
WASIUNGTON (AP) -A major HOU>e
refonn bill reached the noor today, giv-
ing critics of the present !}'stem a
chance to clean away what they say
are centuries-old cobwebs shrouding CO•·
grt8'iOJµ1l pr:ocedures.
More than 100 chaages in House rules
and procedures are expected to be con·
sidered before voting begins, probably
Wednesday. ·"
One of lhe proposals, backed by the
DemocratiC leadership, takes away the
cloak or secrecy from votes on
amendme11ls.
The reform bill sent to the floor by
the House Rules Commtttee makes
modest changes in a limited area, It
js the amendmeats being offered that
present the reformers their best chance
of I thorough bo\l!ecleaning.
Solo Sailor Finishes
Transatlantic Voyage
PLYMOUTH, England (UPI) -Fran-
cis Slakes, 44, of Morristown, N.J., ar·
rived in Plymouth Sunday after a solo
voyage across the Atlantic in his 31).foot
sloop Crazy Jane.
Stokes, who set sail June 14, said
he averaged 120 miles a day, much
fasler than he had expected. It was
his firm. long solo voyage aa.d he reported
no problems.
Thu nderstor ms Hit U.S.
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Capisirano EDITION
'1* voe: 63,.NO. ""6, l SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE' ·cooNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JULY ·13, '1970 TEN CENTS
L~guna Manager Backs Police • Ill 4th Fracas :
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By RlatARD P. NALL
Of .._ Dl&lr Plllt ll•tf
City Manager James D. Wheaton has
praised poUce agencies involved in con-
taining a semi-riot situation touched off
by . drug &m:llts during a Fourth or
July celebration on Lagulla's Woodland
Drive. ' .-'
"It is rqy opinion that the Laguna
Beach police officers jlierformed their
jobs-very well under advtne condfilons,
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., did the oflloi!rs lmn the other (ti .. )
a1encies that ~ed, •• Pld Wheaton ' in a me~l.Ollun to councilmen for
the Wednesday.night meeting.
.Wheatoon'1 ~rt details the
chronol'!IY o! ,eilenll tbat led to the
outbr'eak · of violtnee in whkh police
charge they were• bombarded by rock.!
and bottles.
The city manager said police Hviled
-· ill the ..... ·-1tllilli olf . . .
rlt.woru and o! . the !Ire hazmlii In
the area. CooJ!e!ation WIS i00d1 It flnt
then ·later the fireworks be&an aaain·. ·
Pollet later observed marijuana ·stnot·
' ing, W!leaton &Merta, and as an officer
police hold, • and whlle doing ~1 : was
pushed )Jy a suspect who fleet tnflCt!'s
J>UTSU<d and .... tkkled the suipO(:t :
sufferin& an lnjured shoulder in the flf-
!ort.
."nle memorandu.m stat•, ·''The .other
officer plated the subjocl In .a·~ ·
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police hold, and -.ig ao, was kicked
klcft4 in the back and teas by an un-
known penon who also then held the
officer ln a chot~hold. ,
''Tile ol!lcer hAcI to let go o! the
first subject, who then began to strike
out with bands and !eel. The o!!ic<rs
in the face of this, resistance, attempted
to utilise tw gu· without el!<ct.-'l1le
d>jec:t 1Mn. ran lnCo ·an area where
adCU.Uonal otfioen were, where be was
apppnbended."
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Youth, 25,
Arrested
In 3 Deaths
F,_ W1r< Strvlca
LOS ANGl!:LES -l"otlce lale Sund11
arrested a suspect in the bludgeon deaths
ol. three members d a Wilshire District
!amlly.
C>Qicers idenWied the suspect 11
G«M'd Trent Jr., 15, Loo Angeles.
They aakl Treot'a family once llhared
the t.....tory houae where the bodies or ·Mrs. ·Carolyn Sl!ffonl, ·37, ·and her
t~o d&ug!Wa; Julle, ' ~ c...i ~ ;
11, ... •111eared S..._: · ·
.Doai:tl\'es·aald 11<Voril''blunt objeda"
~ ·-lo Iha klllioa -lmpoundod and Tr1lll WU boolled 00
........ ol "1m'der In Iha Slaffard klll·
~ ..... they di~ the P!*lblll·
· ty ol a link betw.., tbe Mlf!ilnl'iloytop
and the .bJqeon murders of· two.
members of another Lor Anc'Jea area
family last week,
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State Shore <Atntrels' Odd Trash Crash
Injures Driver
'in another cut, polk:t alao artetted
Martin E. Brown, 45, a reaident ol
a suburban Inglewood trailer park where
the ~y d 48-yur-old ~Joist ~urley
was foQod SWlday.
Cracinl -Coastiil Bill . .
TtMrt had been no arrests in the
claw hammer beating of a Sm Gabriel
family in whlcb Kim Senff, 10, and
his grindmotber, Mrs. W. E. Cllapman,
53, were tilled by an attacker who
.et fire to their home early last Wed·
needly.
. \ In Laguna Beach
V ~ting Slated Tues~y , A Loguna .Baich 11'11\> tiucf Clrtm'
.... painfully lojured 5"tunJar In ~ lnol:
-tl1at. lelt two· o1 ' 111e bi1 trucka
Fred Senff, 31, and his wife Gloria,
3.1 remained In crillcal cOndiUon today
at' a hospital wtier'e a police officer
waited with a tape recorder in case
either waa able to talk. 'Ibeir 6-year-old daucbter Jenny was recovering from
Injuries but lllU under 00.vy . .ectatloo •.
SACllAMEllTO (AP) -A <ruclal vole
la ICheduled Tuesloy on lellllallon to
give the stale wprecedenled planaing
and ·ZDning authority over 1,100 miJe9
of oceu and bay shoreline.
The measure by Assemblyman Pete
Wilson (R.San Diego) was severe1y
criticized by some conservationists when
it was approved JUlle 23 by the Assembly
Natural ·Resources and ConservaUon
Committee as the: weakest of three pro-
Urban Dogs
'Obnoxious'
NEW YORK (UPI) -"The dog
may well be urban man's worst
friend," Time Magazine said Sun-
day.
Dogs are crowding c l l I e S'
throughout the world and are
becoming "the most obnoxious
minority group,"' the magatine
said .
"The beast in the city jungle
chews children, attacks joggers and
howls into the night in a cramped
·apartment that makes it neurotic,"
the magazme article said.
"When It does get out -twice
a day ii Jts master can manage
-it turns strtet and sidewalk
alike into messy booby traps for
pedestrians."
There are 500,000 dogs 1n New
York City, 700\000 in London, 20,000
in Tokyo, 300,000 in Los An1eles
and more than. a million in Mexico
City, Time said.
New York City recorded""'2S,000
dog bites last year and Tokyo
S,000, the magazine said. ,Fear o(
rabies compelled the British to
bar all dogs and cats from entering
the country.
Dogs, in addition to being
nuisances in the city, can give
humans lUberculosis, c r e a t e
aller1ies and cause tnle.stlnal In·
fectlons, Time said.
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posall belor< the eommiUee. temporarily out or ·commiaolon Oii •
Since theo it bU blen amendOd lo otff() hlllllde rood.
elimlnale a !11111,0lll a(lllrOllriallo for Vernon Jenlios, 23, ol Sota Ana,
atate admlnl..traHon o! -.11ne cieveloP' WU taken to South ~ Community
ment In fiscal 1971)..71, a C01teession to Hospital for rep;iir ol damaged tendonl
the state's continuing budget crisis. and a fractured wrist afte~· he slammed
But even with those two setbacks for his Oreo Disposal Co. truck into a wall
conservationists, the Wil901 bill to be to avo.id hitting an oncomln1 vehicle
voted on by the Assembly Ways aqd · on Temple Hills Drive shortly before
Means Committee Tuesday would signal · noon Saturday.
a basic change la the atate'a .role in Jenkjns tokl police he had been
both k>cal planning and envtroameotal "riding" his brakes down the steep,
protection.. curving roadway when they heated and
At present city an dcounty planning failed, causing the big truck to gain
commlsak>ns and their city cou..cils and speed. .
county boards of supervis>n have the µ .he. tried · to , steer past another
final word .in all shoreline land use trash truck to avoid a colliskln. J~kins
decisiou. said ht spatted the onocmin& car and
n;.. wuaon bill would allow local .headed for the wall, police nported.
gQvenunent the same veto tl now holds Robert Preciado, 22, also of Santa
over shoreline development, but Jud Ana, driver ol the second truck, told
owners and developers would also have police he noUced . Jenkins' truck ap-.1
to satisfy a regional shoreline a1ency proaching from the rear at hlah speed
with a veto over development, but land as he neared the hairpin bend on Temple
owners and developers would also have Hills Drive. Preciado said he sounded
to satisfy a regional shorellnea gency his horn to warn the oUler driver of
with a veto over developmentl within the dangerous situation ahead, then heard
1,000 yards of the shoreline. a cruft u the J,enkins truck hit the
These boards -made up primarily wall.
of locally 'elected officials -would be Looking back to . see what had hap-
accountable to a 17-member state board pened, Preciado ran his own truck into
dominated by public members, and civil the center ruard rail M the bend, police
tines up to $10,000 could be meued reported, but no terious damage re1ulted.
against private citizens or local SoWrn· • Trlfllc• in both directions wu blocked
ment 11encies which ipore. the orden until the two large trucb could be
of the bew bou'dt. · removed.
Police said Trent, his wile, Bonnie,
D , and their two children, aged 4 and
I, lived in the Stafford house for about
a month before movlng out early in
June .
Police said Trent "looks like a prime
m11pect ln the case." He reprteclly had
argued with Mrs. Stail~d when he and
his family moved ouL laSt month. They
had lived in the Stafford home about
one mmth. .
Detective Sgt. Bob Calkins or the
homldde division aid several "blunt
UWum!llll" whlcll could have been uaed
In the iioylnp w""' impounded, He
reluaed to ldmll!y Ula weapons,
Police Seek Driver
In Hitchhiker Death
SAN SIMEON (AP) ~ A 250-pound
man driving a YoJlqwagen was soui!"l
today in the slaying of a young hil·
chhiker, the wounding of another a"n d
the possible kidnaphlg of a 19-year-old
glrl1 aulhorities ·sald.
Sheriff's deputies said John Tilday,
19, Gt Arkansas led them to the dead
youth'• body near Callfomia I after
olfl.,.... found TUday lying beside Ille
Jil&liway Saturday nlF\ wltb a bullet
wot.Ind In the arm.
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Lions: A Taste ·~~.Tires
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Are youi Ures gttting chewed up?
They mar-be. if you drive through
Orange County's newest recreaucm at·
tracuon, Lio• COuntry Safari, which
features dof,ens of the big cat.a in a
copy of their natural habitat.
1be beasts in lhe drive-throuch section.
however, don't 1eem to be too Hlisfitd
with their share of the park's $17,000
moolhly !ood bill.
Larry Heath, general manager of Lk>n
Country, says Lb.It IO far, .even tires
have been pw1Ctured by llon•' teetb u tbrouih Southland. lerraln .traasformed
1lghlleer1 made ttie:etght..mlle drive. Jnto u African veld, where Uoas, zebras,
The management happily refunds the airatfes ancr many "other aeaturu Coex-cost of such casualties, ht explained. • '
"Of course, there are many more bt.., \
lnst.uces where lions will come up and :rhe inhabitant.a total. 800 and the
lake after the Ures, but not that many numbtr It irowing, since a baby utelope
bJte them," Heath added. and 1even 1i011 cuba have been born
Other damage inflicted by denizeu since the Impressive Pl(k opened,
of tbe Lasuna Hills amuaeme.-park Now ping Into Ill seCcnd mootb, Lio•
-If proper, ~lbed precautions blvt , ~·· poP,WaUon al*> expands due
been taken -wlll alto be repaid. , to Jhe· llrlval 91 ..., animala aillpped
The llO-mlnulo ·ride taltes vll!tora , In lo l! .. r at the time Jnle'V!· .
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Wheaton reporU that· --in tbe crowd belan to about oblceniUes
at officers, objecll were thrown at
the patrol units and the crowd, estimated
at 200, began moving tow•Nl police.
A call was sent out for assistance front
other a1encie.1.
·A command PoSt wu set up and
the order to dlspera the UJe1aJ·~bly
wu repeated at tbret-minut.e intervals
as squads or ol!lcen _..i lbnJu&b
the area, Iha clly ...._ .r<parta,
Police arrested 17 persons at the tJme '
and picked up others later. Residenla:
of the ar:ea claimed police were brutat·
and Qver·reacted. Police deflled this.
If advice about fireworks activity had
been heeded, Wheaton states, no furthtir
contact Would have been neCessary.
.. Only prbmpt ·and effective police
practice preserved a·sib.Jalion that couJd
have flared "int.o a &erious incident,"
he reports.
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WA!TRES$ SHIRLEY LEDCKE . COMFQRTED AFTER GRISLY FIND
51..-Went Looking for C.workert Found ThrM' lodle1 lna!Nd ' . . ' '
Laguna Hills ResidentS
Plead for City Bus .Route
Laguna Beach councilmen, w h o
recently authorized purdiue of a finan-
claUy floundering bus 'line now operated
by the city, will cons,ider a plea Wed--
nesday !or tranoportatioo to Lagune Hills
Lelaure World, . ·
In~ a·· Jetter t.o · the council, Grace
Sheridan, llOl-B Averllda Sevilla, protestl
Jermlnation or the bua ....ice (prior
to city acquisition).
"This has brought _,t a bardlhlp
situation to many of the people Uvq
ln Laguna Hills Leisure Workl and it
·would seem that It would be of 1reat
advantage to Laguna Beach lf this bus
service wert reinstated," she wrote.
Mrs. Sheridafl states' tti'at she· com·
mutea almost dally to the city as office mariaaer for Laruna Beach Community
Chest and allo ahops at many of the
local storeS.
· She suggested that it might be possible
to have some agreement 'between the
two ,ccxpm!pllti~ to J?l'OVide the "much-
TEN. WINNERS
iN PiLOT · TODAY
' The Orarlge CountyJ'air & El·
poslUon opens tomorrow. But you
could ' be 'a' Winner of Uckels to
the lair todoy. The DAILY PILOT
is &lving away 10 pairs of tlcketa
dally to the fair. • ,. •
Cheek the classilled adverUsiJlg
aectioll (under any .and a 11
.catqories) for a rpeclal "ad"
l~tinr yoor namt and tellln( you
how lo obtain your ·!rte , tickets.
If 1Wf name Is there, -be· our suest. The DAILY PILOT hOpe>
)'OU eriJoy the, fair, , '
needed JIU.blic tr~on." ·
There II •bo in Ille council packet
a letter to Ute editor of the Lesure
World News by Mr. and Mra. H1 G.
Vernon, 411-C Calle Cadiz.
It 1tates1 "We do· not keep a car,
wbich II true or mmy -.. In the
community. We pniler to lllO(> In your
... 11er community ,....... than ping
lo Santa Ana, but we ahaU not ·c1o
ao at the ._ or beln( ciepmdent
oo our friend! who atill. drive, for
tr8llllp0l't&Uon."
They also list a larae number tJ.
Laguna Boach businesses tliat they
regularly patronized.
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Cout
We11d1er
Tbe weather picture looks a little
warmer to4•Y· Temperatures
lhould range ill the hilh Ills with
sunny 1k.lt1 prevall.lnc aloog tbe
Orange c-,
I INSmE TOD&Y
Spectac1&lar craih on Sdn
F.rancisco'1 Go~n Gate Brfdot
kUltd nint pu1om..,Ont vtttran
law officer called ii tht U1or1t ht
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N. lreland
Paraders
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Peaceful
BELFAST, Northern 1 .. land (UPI) -
A parade ol IM,9111 mon Ind boys mard>-
td through Belfast today in postwar
Noc1h<nl Irellnd's IT'•lesl dlspt.y ol
P"""'8111 _.. A lhln line ol Brttbh
IJ<>Olll, poUce Ind barbed .... divid<d
them Ina 1lomm Catholic• Ind kepi
the peaor:.
In what their leaden called the
~t cdebrllioo ol the Pn>lest&ll
viclory ..... the Catholics •l the Battle
ol the Boyne bi 1610, tens of tbou.$1nds
·~'":".! marched under .,DO I and lo the tune
ol .llfel, dnDm Ind blgplpea In ID
parades. 1lpqgllll ..,_ the -ol
the 1is .British coaullea ol Nor1htm
Ireland. Polloe bod .,.._,.,.. 11,oell
BdWt mardierl alolle. They uld
150,000 fllmed ooL
"But there's peace right 8Cf'OS3
Nortbem Ireland," an anny spokesman
said ofter the -.hour Orlinge Order
Mardi lhrough Ille heart of Belful
The 11,000 lnlOpl Ind poli"' did nol
use tbetr rlfJea. their tear gu. their clubl. their shields or tbe two water
~ n ... la from Gmnany. Thef ....r their bodlel and a few w«dl to
prevent a further outbreak of the
Protestant-Catholic rioting of the past
two weeks that has killed 11 persons
and btjurtd hundreds more.
Capo Trustees
Study Tonight
,,,,_ fll Ille ·Caplltrano Unllled
School lllllrict will COllliln~ lhdr J1udy
oC di*1ct fl'Oblem areas outlhwf in
• ..pon made b7 • C!tlz<u'• Advllory
Committee.
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per-i pracUcn and -la ·---At a pmb»~the-
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UP'IT ........
Back in De• .Moines
Billy ~g, 7. po1e1 with cherish~ possessions acquired. during re-
cent trip to cautomla to tour Disneyland and meet bis favorite
comedian, Red Skelton. Docto rs say Billy suffers from a terminal
brain t~or and has only a short lime to live .. Billy got the stuffed
toy at Disneyland and comedian Skelton gave him the sailin_g vessel
model -a family heirloom. Friends and neighbors chipped in to send
Billy ald bis family west:
Skipper's Hand Mangled
In Dana Harbor Mishap
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Capo Eyes
Budget
itt He<;iring
By PAMELA BAU.AN
Ot ... Deltr ,...., ... "
A public hearing on the 1970.'11 budget
for &Jn Juan Capistrano is scheduled
at ·IOll!gllt's I o'clock meeUng of the
City OOUndl.
One ol. the moot codloversiaJ •eas
ol the proposed 11.1154,080 budget ·1s the
fonnaUon or a police dt:partment. .
EJtimated figures for a 1%-man depart·
mont ii 1136,271. Qillcl ol the police
budget believe lhil figure Is loo mnall.
Mn. Walter Porter and Mn. Richard
Beggs, two IJU"*<I ~yers who
COllducted .. lndepeodeDt study ol the
budflel. found the proposed polioe
• buclg<Wy allcrNance lllnlllstlc.
M,.. Poner -· they had !OU!ld
....,., .,,.,. In the Iota! budget and
had found deletions In the police budgel
"For exaniple, there is no allowance
for a records bureau. Two file cabinets
do not constilute a records bureau,"
Ste said.
"We aren't againlt a policti depart·
ment. We want one that will be fJrst
rate,'' she said.
Another area cf controversy Is pro-
posed salary increases.
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1..a, ..... Owner•
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Beach Access •
Co.ntrol Opposed
Problems llkely to be faced by the
cetllty U jt aucceed.s in takina: · ever
access to the beach at the foot of
Ninth &reet in Sooth Laguna will be
pointed out in a leUer . addresMd to
each mmnber ol the. OrlUll• eoUnty
Board ol Supervlson, according to Bob
Benner ol the Sooth Laruna • Coves
Assoclalloo.
Asscciation members met on 5aturday
with represeotatives or private beach
communities In 1broe Arch Bay, Blue
Lagoon and Emerald Qay to organize
opposition to . the county's avowed plan
to esfablish public aoceu to tbe beach
by taking over 1 11).fdct easement over
a concrete st.airway Jeadirlg to the sands.
Maintaining that deedl to IOI pareels
In lract 149 included prlva I< rlgbl o!
easement to the beach, usocla\ion
members recently set up a patrol to
keep outsiders from using the stairway,
Al~ the homeowners are "ready to go to coort" over the beach ~ss
privilege, aceoniing to Benner. the letter
to the supervisors simply "st.ates the
faCta of the sJtuatlon and set.a: forth
some of the .P?!Yslcal problems l.h,.e county
would be faClng if it tool over the
easement."
These,. be said, include the e1per.
Involved in .getUng the public down to
the beech; lhe !act that the oteep, :zaa.
foot stt.irway, even if repanct, would
remain haiardous .for family use ; the
problem of locating restrooms raciliUes ;
the absence of available parking space;
the need to empk>y additional officers
to pttrol the beach; :ind the fact that
'"very little beach" would be lefl for
public use is 'access were stabllshed
since octanfront properties extend t~
mean hlgb tide line.
"As we see it," said Benner, "the·
county would be getting into aome
tremendous experise, with very little
beach to show !or it." ·
The group will meet again in a \l'eek,
he added, to hear a legal report from
attorney James Lower, · who is
researching the ·homeowners' legal posi·
Um in the matter. :
Clemente Eyes Contract
For Rebuilt Clubhouse "The city admlni5trator rerommended
an 11 percent cost of living increase
in addlUon to the 51h J>t:rcent merit
lntteases. I reel this is inflationary and
highly irTesponsible on his part," said A fonnal contract between the c)ty means the raz.i"ng of the existing
Mayor Tony Forster. ol San Clem-and a local,atthltedural clubhouse, buitt in lhe late 205 by Ole
'!be mayor said the oouncil generally firm · !or dealga o1 a pew community Bansoo, founder ol the city.
agrees that a 51> to I percent ...i clWhouoe will come befon dty """"" Mayor Walter Evans had been lhe
ol living lncreaot woold be adequate. cUmen W-y. last holdout fur r<oovaling the Spanish
'!be largest salory hike ,...,....i Wal City M&latlll' Ken Carr said he was building, but !o<r' other members ol
!0< dty acknlnlstrator-clerk E.-. J, completing Ille propooecl agroanent f0< the cooncll remoined cool to the . plan
TtM11p1011. The posltien'1rcurrent range the· design--setvtces today naming through deliber.Uons ca the-·new
is ll.G41 to 11,!06. The budgeted saluy Boudier and Drielsma and Asaociatea clubhouse .
(in<ludlng lhe tncruaea) Is 115,672. An aa the deolgners ol the roplacement • Amoog the remGinlng factors ·to 1>e
add!UODll 13,000 Is budgtted as a-pro-r• !or the-burned-out city landmark. ---sottled:--lfi the ·wue ere whether lhe ,
to the posttkn 'of city clerk, brOging 'lbe ardiitectural finn, whose prln-present site is large enough for a replace-
the total to approxlmatelly $18,000. dpala both are reskknts of the rnent building, which would need fonnal
Another area of general interest has Caplaitrano Bay area, have done ~k parking areas to aC<.'OlllmOdate vilitors
been the parka: and recreation am-for Sen Clemente before. to the facility.
mlsoton, whlc:ll is currently being set '!be ctty's 11!eguanf headquarters up.
up by ao advl!ory commlttee. coast ol San CiemenOe pier was designed
C»mdlman Jim 'lborpe, who has -by !ht 11nn and completed 1n 11111. Walter Knott N 8Jlled ati!>olnlod to oet up a parl\I and -'!be ardlitects won the nod !or the
:;::, ~· 11": ! ':-" ...:::d ~"':"'" ~~:,.;?·= As Briggs' Chairlnan
mangled hand wh<n he cauglil It In in the final budget · pr<secled their Ideas foe the dubho1111t •
a opimlng O)'whttL Mayor Fonttt 11id the only Item in before aeveral ..-of lhe rouncil. George Delahanty, chairman o! the
Saddleback Set
F,or Election •
Of Board Chief
The Saddlebacli Junior Collep Dlatrlct
Boord ol ~ will hold elecUon
ol olllcen at thelr regulu meeting
tonight at 7:45.
For the past two years, Mkhlll Collins
ha.I served u president o! the board.
Patrick Backus served a1 vice president
for (he ume length of Ume. Hans Vogel
was the first president of the board
after the colle1e district wu fmined
in 1917. ' Tnlltees will al.IO ponder:
- A proposal ror curriculum addition
for lbe school year 1970-71.
- A report concerning the permanent
library comple:r and the permanent
sclence-mathematJcs building.
-A proposed policy concerning the
distribution of printed ma.terials. .
-A report on the summer ICbool
enrollment at t.be college. Some 750
students are enrolled in day and evening ·
summer classes at the college. Heaviest
enrollment is in I.he social science and
physical science offerings.
the budlet that has -deleted to ea.. said Illa! tile tacli which will conunlttee to re-elect Auemblyman John
San Clemente ll!eguards satd D. J. dale II a 115,000 grit collector. He said be taken on the dubhouse plans bll • V. Briggs (II-Fullerton), has announced Edlrtdc• ~ ...,. blood lolo In the ~ -U __. v<lunlarily 1 not y« bom -.miod, "bot aa ._, that Walter .!{nolt will be the lioooruy
the in-noon accld«pt at the new harb<r. dele(ed the macblne becaU8e ltwu found as the 1greement is approved by all chairman of \he commit.tee. ~ .
Guards ru.hed the lnjurtd man to Soulh to coot ....., tbon' lltimatod. port! ... the deslcnia( -k with specifics Other committee members JllJJled
Coast Community Hoopilal in Soolh He said he e:qioc:la further deleti0111 will take place." were Norman Dano!!, c<><haiinian aljd
1-na In a ll!eguard -....... 1_to_be..:_:macle __ loliglil._.;::__;_ _______ ..:Th..:•:...::hlrl="'~o!:::...:the=...:•n:..:hl..:t::ec::ll:...:d::e!::'°'::l::ely:.......:M..:arv:..::ln::..::W.:anien:.:.:::.•.:finance==-ch=al::rm::~:::::.·...:...
· Eldridge, ill, wu treated at the
hospital for blood loss ml severe cut.a
on hll lelt palm. He wu repoi10d In
good condltlon.
The accident occurrod ._ the harbor
entrance altf:r the 10-hcl aepowu out.-
board on the man'a small boat failed •
'!be hand became tangled in the cooling
flywheel as the engine stated again.
Other than the single mishap, activity
on Capiotraoo Bay Ar.a beadieo and
water.rays was busy, but uneventful,
ui,....l!.i aal<L
'!be lack ol surf during Saturday Ind
Sunday kept re9'.'Ut:S down among the
estimated 671000 weekend vtsiton at San
Olemente city and Orange County
beaches.
'11Wty-<ight rescues were reported
through the two days. Water tem·
peratures took a sharp dip from
Saturday'• II to a 93 on Sunday.
'Ibe ocean mercury was expected to
rite again today.
~ummer Pops Coricerts
MONDAY EVENING S UNDER THE STARS
ON THE MALL AT FASHION ISLAND
HENRY BRANDON CONDUCTING THE
FASHION ISLAND POP CONCERT ORCHESTRA
JULY 13 PROGRAM-9 P.M.
BUY WHERE IT'S MADE
SAVE UP TO Wlo
Fashion Island Overture
Pan the Piper
Gaile Parisienne
Brandon
Kleinsinger
Carroll Arrangement
Gold Exodus
Moonlight S;afari Fenstock
THIS WEEK ONLY
Announcing
a new break
thru in •••
UPHOLSTERED
FURNITURE
Tango of Roses Brandon Arrangement
Ludwig Mon., July 13 thru Sat., July 18
SOFAS 20% OFF
THIS IS AN
ADDITIONAL
SAVINGS OVER
OUR LOW
PRICE
Ruff•lr1 m1nuf1ctvrt1 fht
fine1t furniture you will
find •nywhtre. You ••• it
end 1tlect it right in our.
showroom. P1y up to 50 %1
les1 the111 reteil. Choos•
from an unlimited 11l1c•
tion of f1brics. Cu1tom
ch1n9•• ere 1110 po11ible.
VISIT OUR
• ALSO CUSTOM REUPHOLSTERING SHOWROOM
1922 HARBOR BLVD. O COSTA MESA
OR CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 8 548-0259
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Blue Scarecrow
Harlem Nocturne
Mancini hvorites
The Little Ballerina
Fiddler on the Roof Overture
Hagen
Brandon Arrangement
Carroll Arrangement
Bock
Sponsored by The Irvine Com~ny and Fashion lsl1nd Merchants A.ssoci•tio n In
cooperation with the Recording lndusllies Trust Fund.
FASHIONJ ISLAND
NEWPORT CENTER.
P•Gillc Coa1t Highway-Belwffn Jamboree 1n~ MacArthur
l
Heritage
Scores
Yictory
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Monday, July 1~. 1970 DAILY PILOT JI
ClllTlll'ICAT• Ofl aiJiu••••· I.HAL iiiitel
LEGAL llO'l'ld& LEGAL NO?!CE LEGAL N011CI! LEGAL NOTICE
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0.tM JulY IO, lf1' II M -.....,. .. "'O!ttt hit. HrlflY OllOAIN AS FOLLOWl l IN TMI COUNTY . °" ........ THl-CrTY COUllCIL OIL-THL Cl'TY..
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eight second.I in a race orinvrc.ounlY .wio, u, 1t10 UU--1' 1111 t11Y In 1rar11111e .. 14 u 1....i1111. c.u,1or11L1, ., ,.!"'' cert1111 u111M,!.0111c1 OKlt•• ""'-' '";,J'•'· ,~ •• ,.,. M c 1 IOlt Ex It ll!CTION J. Att0nll11al"r llllf"• It fllrrwby "" totY. COllT ... wu• 19 wkl c .. ~ ,, ... "" shortened to 6.8 miles from J!. ~.;: " " LEGAL NOTIC E IOOlcl io s.rtl611 tm.1J 11 0 1.111on a.1• Mt ... •• ""'t~ -°"'°· -0t ... , • tt11bn "' *111111 w.•
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seconds over the same cour se 11 .• cos11 MeH, c1111om11 .,.11. llllffl" In """'° ., Coll:lnf11 '''"" Co . A A. " P1,~1-o1-1 1111"""""" ·mo •• ...,.. A-••"'-t. tt1e _,.. stcTt<Ut -1. 1'clltfl-no.,"" ew....-.-
Rhod Isl ·• So -..t tl'lfl tlcllllO!I• llrll' 11trN Gf HAltVl\"$ Cor•, I.I 11,0df!Mnl c:rtdUor t nd lffllltl ol T"" 0.tl•illl 1110) "' T"""-11IY ,-t...e Cffl• Met.I Mitt Mllf'klHI Coolfl k hlf"m ~,.
on e anu Uuu. MESA MAlltN& SElllVICE •nd 11111 Mkl Wltl!llll w. Autrv Ind Oonnl 'AUi,., Ptrc:tlll 121-..1 Of 1111 ..-1111111 ,... .. ...... lllCP'NllH Ol•Wk l ~ ···~· ... Ille ''" .... ltncl ~)ill .
Intrepid is now S--0 tile cur-""'' 11 com""" o1 111t follow"" "'"""· •• 1...-n-1 ""'°'' 111tw1.,. • 11•t w11ic11e ... , ii , ... 1..-. 411 1Nt1 c"t•I" 111\d •llv•tH 1 .. 11et1.., wtikll ,.,wk, ~ • . wf'llHt 111-111 !Mii Mid plt(e ti 111111\N OI SS15.IO 1Ctll•l1V ........ ,...kl a. lttconvnt'ftCl•TIOll Df lllO!"ftll lw f11t Slllt o1 Ct!llorfllt, (OUlll'I' 1/ "Tiii «dt• 411 Ml-Ml r
rent series, Valiant 2 • 3, ,.,,~ .,, •• 1o1iows: '"'"""""' "' 1111 11111 ., t1t1 l•-nct tl'lfl cuy '11""11111 c....,,.,111101t 1114 °"'""'· detcr1111c1 •• , 1o11ows: •bll¥e "'"" •' 1111y ,,....1.,.,t11
Wea·•-riy l.J and H eril.aae H • ......, .... T•r ~ •lld ,,...,. ,.If "' Mid 1•~lotl. ' ~ levlecl -UNI IPllfO\>'I/ ..... "'' CllY COll..:ll.~ 8ti"" • .,.,,loll Ill Lot fl' ,, ti... d\11'1 ""°' I NI ClrTW. bit ~.' Uft: " 8Y"'· l24 Vlctorle. Coal• ......... Ciiio 11+ Ille rltllt. lllle ..... ln!t<HI Ill SICflON J. T1'11t ord!-.,,. .. t.vi~ -' Hf19hlt., ., ~ .... '""' .. ,~....., "' "" "'*' -~· 1-3 !«ftl•. Mid , __ , delllw 111 1111: 1r-.1Y efltd Ind .. 11'1 tull *1ru llllrt¥ Ull ""'"'°" lttc.,.... 111 look 4 P1t1 IJ -11"'·" ~~ .. The New York Yacht Club C1teo1 JYIY 11..1110. ~.111=.11 c:"!~ .. °',:::;. '''"' 111 d•~• trllffl '"° '"., 111 .. "'"'"· ..... c1 .wse .. ~ Men, •«•d• ., I>!:-:"i0wr:S!~~:,..~n 1"" ~:! Hi,,..,. A. T., 111:111 c-:...1¥ ._ ,N·I V ltM Clefort fM tK1lr1!lon of fltt.111 llS) ,,,.. COUfllY, C1llfornl1, INl'f Hrllc-"'Tiii .,._ Df IMllllllH .r~·
Racing Committee had in· I""' Ttr •ut.11 II: .. "•rt •"-• lb ..... _ WU bl .,;bll.,,.., dltf'ly 0.-.C:tltled ..... 11-.1 Ill llllt ~ t'lllY " ... y ~ -·ec1 lo s Sllte ol c111iw1111 ........ COIJl'llYt c1a,,11• ::,11n~rw:i J.r~. 15' p one• 111 th• o. ..... Coli! 011lhr fllltl!. 8EGINNLNG •I ""' Clfllerllne 1.... 'Oii lftOflon d\ll'f '"''" •nd ~ teuu run two races un-011 .k!IY io. 1t111. blfor• ..... • Nol•rv ,. • • • '"' • ne-..NPtt" 11ut11llJ'lfd in t111 CllY ., tel'MCflon "' Tutt111 Av-'"" rw.n. -. di.11.....i '-<•:)!» day but had to call the second P~llc 111 •"• tor uold 111te, .......... u, ~ ~,:.s c:O,.~~· Miii •1 fKorded c0111 Mn11. loll•"'•• "!th "'* 111~1 1rilh s''"'' .. .._.. on uo11 111•• _kid " 1141c:11 ~~k• ~..;
• • I k •l>l'Nr'td H•l"VT'r A. T.,. au.ii '"" NOTICE 1$ HEltE8Y GIVEN 11111 of "" lnlf'llllrt ol IM Cllt COUflCll of N .. POrt Htktl'llJ; ll\lllc:e •lolll Yid -lht l<"Ckr ot·llll•I-•• Mf •fll'''" one off bec ause of the ac l•mt Tlf' e on11 k1111Wn to. me ID bl' 1111 Jiil¥ '° im 11 1•00 •'ckl<.k p M vo111111 tor•"" •a•I""' "-......... l:llw cHtterll"' o1 T111t1n ,,,,_, "°"" ".,,111 ....., 1,._ tlm• ,. llll'<~b.-.
of wl.nd. Today's pairings were ::"'1:::,S1"~,,;::;'-~,:.''.=::. 11 """"-t'; Ott~'' w .. i or.,,... cou~..,; .,PJ~~.e,~,:.No ADOPTED 11111 "" _.. i!:''ii!'"'.!. ~ 11~~~~"0::, di!>Mtd llY 1"e"111tan, 111"'~
l ,_ "d nd td ltWY t~Kuted tlll-•U4 W .. hfllnfoltr Ave.. Cit¥ el I OIEI,. M. WIU.ON '"' 1 ol lllMlc 1111\11 lei tubetllullon fJ' dllllM In .,....11._~'
Heritage vs. nuep1 a \OFFICIAL SEAL) • Wnllll"'-""· COllllfY .. Or1111t, Sl•te Ml...,,°' Ille ·~l=•~IY ::1ont11ia!. 'Norlh M!O" lfff'lf• Mt<flllotl .... Ill ~ -
'CoMES TQ LIFE -Charley Morgan's 12-me ter
Heritage, whic h hadn't .won a race in the America's
C up t r ials until Sunday, h anded the vaunted Valiant
h6'> t h ird str aight defeat in the July observation
t rials. The FIOrida contender b eat Valia nt by one
minute and eig ht second s over a 6.8-mile cours e .
~ortened from the scheduled 15.2 miles because o f li~ winds. Today Heritag e was s cheduled t o meet B£I Ficker in Intrepid.
Valiant vs. Weatherly. J(IHl)ll ~. o.~Ls ~ucr~11':11~ ~""-:!~1 b:!r ''•or~~ c itv "cos11 Mt'\I w"''· JO.co'"' to ""',,_, '°"'"'""' =.:v """' ':, ~ c::;c1!t
He ritaae won I a r g e 1 y ~::J"~c:ic.c~~·om1• In 11w1u1 _,.., "' 1111 u111it<1 s111n . :IZii~: '·PHINNEY C0'1llf :"' uo, 1c1 -~', ~'::. "::M con11urt-ot 11cn1 ...... SUc11 ~~· " . . °'" c " 111 .... "'"'· 1111e •lld i..1.,-ut cl I c Clelnll I 1'11 II .... .., . Ill "' lfll'dl.... .., ,ubl-t . • through tbe ability of her skip--M,''C':.n ... or;;loll E••lru Yid lud!llMl'11 dll!.l'DI" 111 Ille •bow ;:·G.i.,,~I! E MASSELLO °' .. , ... ,Tu.ti,'· ... ~~ •• ·.~. Y~.-~."' "'"''I .... .._ .... C~ICnon." '\;
Ch I E 'l J d....CrlbM ,,_,..., Of " muc:fl lhertnl . l\t • 1'11 II •• I .... """"" ,.., i•CTIOfrt J. Tlllt onll111nc• tlllllili'•· per, ares • "org:ln, r .. J11111 21. 1'7• , 11 ,..1t w ~~11,, 10 11111"' .. Id Ol'PUtv c11v Cieri< 11~ cl tr. cit¥ o1 co111 Mi!'Ui, 11 otf•ct •nd tie 1,. 11111 l!lrce .,.,.. ,.
Fl I Publlsn.d Or1111111 COl•I OJllY Pllo , ST-'TE OF C-'LIF0"M1-" dtKrll)eO Iii 11\1 Und!.-.d A1111tX1!1011 1 I I l)C lld ,.._ ... It Of Sl. Pete r sburg, a., W 10 Jul' ll. 2'· 27 1nd A119u1t 3, ltl'O 117'-1' ex~ullt11, wl1h ''ci...ea lnter1it •NI COUNTY OF OJl-"M<"iE ID llld cll"r Ill Cll511 Mesi, ~dODIPd :..;,:_, ~ndd•;;:fo:~"":' ... 1 e•lll:ei~ ,:
capitalized on t he light a ir LEGAL NOTICE co~!i .. 11 w"'"'''"'"'"· Calltornli, J11n. CITV OF C05TA MESA l n J111, 17. lfSI, tw Ordln•nc• Mo. 10,, 1111..., n51 din ,111, 111 •in -\11•"
-------11• 1'10 I, EILEEN P. Ptil"IHEY. cnv •nd ""' ...,1111 belnw •lso Ille T......, be Dllbl!•hff once I '"" 0 Cu ' beating Valiant by 1:S9.0 to T.~J ' CMAllLES A. OEllGO, Clett 1nd e•<Olllclo c1e111 111 1rw cnr Po1n1 .r en111111119 111 1~1~ li!oK•lPll"'1 0111, 1111o1, • ne.;.., •• ., ':t"1_,~.
the first mark. Valiant gained ,::IfE.' ,fcu':1~~Ni:.OT11E 11T:sT :Z.,~~r cou" =• c1~111~'7h1nc:::, .~O:!: .;::: :;-'.:;o ·~ ~. S:,::':.,-1;1\' w~7 ~~·~"'::~.;1"'~!;"1;::~~11~ ::
on the other two legs. but istcs.. ut1 .. 1t1 u .c.c .1 WHt .... ,.., c..;."1v '"" Ot111111..:1 N.....,w. 10-:tt w11 .,,.. 31S.Dlt ,,.., '° • u.... ••r111e1 w1111 ~1...,., or 1"" ......,.II<',... ., """ c11~
I h lo NOTICE Is lier-'>¥ 11Ytn IO II•• Judkltt 0'1lrk"I lrlld\lud -gimldeted wclltll tl'I' MC· I nd •11111111 lll..W IHI ...... me•SM•H c ....... u ....ti...,,,,. ......... 1 ... 1 Ille, .. ""
was never c ose enoug Credflot1 of ROBERT I Hf.llRINGTON IY Ml•••••I 01W\Oft tiori •t I ll ldlDlll'lltd <e1Yll• .._u,.. •I •lolll 1"91H ....... :wkl N"""""""~tw" fl•SSl!O 4NO ADOllTEO "'., ... ,..
be 3 seriOUS threat 11111 DORIS A. Hf.RR!lol0GTON, 0fblon, .....,,., ' ol ,...Id Cl,., Counc:lt "tld fM !IHI 111111 •19M~·WllJ liM al ToHllll AY•-1 o1 July, lt1'.
• , ' Wf'lose Du•llleH addr•H It 12601 Cl'l1<1on'11 C~arlll W. Hlltllr d1v of J,.,,t, IUO Incl l'lll<lllllr ••1111<1 rr.•11r• 110"" •aid Pfllll!I 11...,. Nnrlh RO~E RT M. WILSON
Intrepid, satled by Bill OrlYt, Tyttln, CDllnl'I' c1 O•ang!. s1111 f'l1l11tlll 11111 Mol>!td •• • lloflol• II • re<o11l1• 411' E1s.1. 1l1.U ''" 10 11 !I"" 011•111•1 Mi,Yor 01 "''
F • k I N I Be c h cf C11!1or1111, it.II 1 sec11•llv 111te•u• c/1 C11t11lll C.rMt, ll'l•lnt!lf mH•l"9 ti ••kl CllY' CouncU Ml• 011 writ> , l!'ld •l1!11n1 lftl.00 le~•. ~1 Cll'I' ~f Cost• Me"' IC er 0 ewpor a • Is iDOul lo be treat..O b1' Oeblor 74" G•f'91;11 G1"ti l t¥ol ti.. ''" cltY Ill' Jul,, 1'7tl by lllf mtl!U~ 11 •lol'lt l11t1U. lm111 1111 ATT EST:
CaJlf had the (a V 0 r e d 1nd 11r111tff lo MERMAN 0. FIGGE WnlMhql'lf" Cllif ·• followl1111 roll Clll ~GT•: Norlll•tsttrl~ ltn1 Ill t•ld . Lt! :In: llv EILEEN 11. flH INNEY
"' -llR UNO MOECK LI, Sec11rfd 11'1rllt1, Publlsl!ld 'Ort ..ff Cnt! 0.ll~ Piiot, AY ES, COUNCILMEN: Wll!oOI\, Ja« lh~f llOlll '11.t llttllel lone, Sot11'11 (It¥ Clerti Ill Ille Cit¥ of Ct>!ill MKI
weather berth at the start whll5i b\11l11eu i.. 1"5 l•vlne Avenue, J-" Ind Jy,.,' 1J lt1t 111S-10 dill, PlnlCllY, $1. CLtlr ......... _n 5(1 E1!t, ]IS.00 fff.I "' 11 1 d I Y: GU.CE E. MASSELLO.
and be t W th J b 31 Cosl1 ~uo C"'lllY of Orlnte Sl1te • ' NOES: COUNCILMEN: NOlll Norltiwesltfl\-<kiht-ol....,~v ~~ '"' O...Ut¥ (lty Clerlr
I ~
Guard Cutter Morris
a e a er Y Y ., c1111orn11' • LEGAL NOTICE AllSENT : COONCILMEN: ~ TllSli" AvHll>f. llikl 110111t btlroe 11so ST-'TE OF c1.1..111'01N11. 1 seconds to the first mark. The ... .....;,.,.,. 111 wllkll ttw Sec11rll"r IN WITNESS WHEREOF I II.Ive "" Mid 1xllll11• ha.I ........ II"* al ,,. COUNTY o..-OllAN81! I u
• . 1111trffl Wiii bl ''"'"" h . 111 -···· SUflElllO• COUIT OP Tlfl M•"'"lo Hf "'Y t.lnd •!Id •lfl•lll "" d lY rl CCIII Mtw; ~ l lMt CITY OF cos,." MESA I Intrepid widened her lead to •II 1!•111••• •nd H 111pfne111, h1rnllllrt STll.TE 0,. CALl,.OltlflA Se11 of 11'11! Cit¥ " COlll ~Iii 1111• :woold NO'l ........ lt<l"r •lllht-of·WIY 11111 '· EILEEN llHLHNEY, Clly Cllrt .....
l ·21 on the second leg and Ind lu•n!lhlllll• "' Deblo• covtr1"9 PfO-FO• TMl COUNTY 011 OIAHGl 1111 dlY Ill JY,.,. "'°· of Tuslln A-'"" ....... llild •• 1.11111 •• .o1nc;. Clerk OI .... (I" C-il
• ...,.1y now loc1ted 11 110 l1lboe ll~d., NO. A .. llU EILEEN II'. flM llfNEY ~rr 11111 nf IN t11"r cf CMll tlf I'll (tly of Cotti M1!11, .....,,
inc reased her advantage on •••boll. cou111v 01 or1nte, Staie .r l+OTICf Oft IALI! OF ••11.1.. P•O. Cit¥ Cl•r1r. '"" ••-ottlclo Mtt1, Soultl 40' Wpl, 132.U t..e1 trrrllv tt.11 t111 •'-• -""' '°""ol""
Retirement-Nearing
S out hern Cal ifornia
yachtsmen will lose one of
their oldest and best friends
{!arly in August When the
Coast Guard cutter Mor-ris will
be Wired from service.
ABYC Sailor
Race Victor
Rick Garjerinl of Alamitos
Bay Yacht Club WQtl the semi-
finals of the O'Day Trophy
competition, at !tfWion Bay
Yacht Club Sunday ••
The semi-finals v i c l o r y
maHs Garjerini the California
representative· in the finals at
Yale Qentef1 Conn. Sept. 7·10.
,,_~p·oa)o Trophy is the NA American Yacbt Racing
Union single.handed y a c h t
raenl championships.
\Runner-up ln the semi-finals
was Pete r Parker of Newport
·Harbor Yacht Club who will
go to Connecticut as a n
llk!f'.llate from California Jn ttie: finals.
.Andre Wins
•Top Honors
Bob Andre of San Diego
Yacht Club won the national
champions hip regatta in the
one-man Finn Class in a
seven-race Series held at H u n-
lintn Lake. The series was
ui. July 5 through ?.
e w er e 47 entries In
the regatta. Top 10 places
were:
('1) Bob Andre. SDYC : f2)
Did Tillman, North Carolina;
13) P eter Connolly, J..IYC; 14)
Lou Nady. St. Franc is Y C ;
15) Art E llis, New Jersey;
(6) Henry Sprague Ill, NHYC;
17) P eter P a rke r , NHYC; 18)
Bob Keuenhofen, BYC; (9)
Dave Riley, LIYC; (1 0) John
Christiansen, Minnesota.
Whether at Lhe start of the
Honolulu r ace, on escort duty
in the Ensenada race ,
Mazatland and Acapulco races
o" summer weekends at
CataJina Island, the M orr is
has always been re34y to
ser ve the sailing yachtsmen.
N ow 43 years old a nd the
last Of ' her class in active
service, the Morris will be
honored by all sailors at
11-tarina del Rey July 16. The
.&ehedule is as follows:
At 3:30 p .m . the Morris will
arrive at the south end of
the outer breakwater to be
greeted b y a large neet of
yat'hts. Harbor patrol and fire
boats will also be oo hand.
Between 3:30 and 4 p .m .
the Morris will be escorted
down r tbe main' dtanneJ, led
by UJe Harbor Patrol arid fire
boat. and s urrounded b y her
escorts Ylho greeted her at
the enlrance.
Between 4 and 7 p .m . the
Morris will be tied up at the
California Yacht Club guest
dock and hold open house
aboard. California Yacht Club
is located at 4469 ·Admiralty
Way, Marina del Rey. ·
At 7 p .m . there will be a
reception in the main lounge
of the c lub honoring the of.
ricers and men of the Morris.
U.S. Yacl1t
Scores Well
he I 1 Calltorflla i nd bY•l"Pil kllDWn •• PlllTY AT PlllllATl SAL• Clttll ol lh1 City Councll lo 111~ ,..,,~ Pn!O'\I c• ll'"'lln11l111. Otrlll'lflllCI Nu ... Mr J!l.,6 wlf lntroduc.t" the third leg when Wea l r y s "G4LLERv 8EElt Tll.llEltN". Etlalt ot .. !llHIJD C""IEL ....... ,,LL ol "''Cl,., of Co.I• Mtll SU8JFCT TO: All Covt~•nl"' Rltl'lh ..... o;.,.n1lde•ell $Kllllfl ..... stellflfl •'
crew had difficulty in h andJino-Tht 1lorf'l.lkl •«urllv lrlllMCllM wHI •h• ~-•• "'"'"' 0 . Wh1H Ind Iv GRACE E. MASSELLO ll.J11Ms-ol-w1, l nll E1sem1nl1 •I """ M1ournH •MUllt mtttl"' of u '" D be ((11\SU ....... ..., 1111 "' af!Pr Tiit nr• A. 0. Wlllll, Dtc•1H<I. OHulY Cllv C"•• lh~o•"· Cllv C01111fll held ... lf>e t'N d, ..
their s pinnaker . d•V Ill July, 1'10, •• lA·(O -'M. "' oOOTtCE IS HE""8Y GIVEN '"'"' Pi.llll \fled O••llllf COit! o.n, Piie!. SECTIOH '· Thi! Ille Pl"OCtldlllff flt•"' JUlll!, 1'10. •NI lll•rN"'1' •• .,""
The I · ·11 be GROVER ESCltOW CO llPOllf.TIOH, 111 Oii Ot lfll!t Jul', H, 191'1, lllP undet1i<tno!d. Jul'r ll. 1'10 11"°10 lilnP~lllOll "'"'I~ crl1lned Wf" 11""11 lllif •nd" lllollol"CI 11• 1 WllO"' 1t 1 tNlllit curren series Wl s llll11C1t An1Mlm c111ior-1111 "I" 1 ... 11111>11 M. MYe••· Jr., •• 1.11 ... 1111111110• !~ken under I'll'! "'IW1•ltll• Ill "'-••' "'"'1-o1 Yid Cl'Y c_.11 Jw>ld ,~
cohtinued through July 18 and iiallmf'llti;'. ' w1111 ""' w111. """"'""' ,, .... e.1~·· l,F.C.AI. NO'l'ICE of '"" Leol•l•t~• '' 111e s·~it !If "'" ~"' 11•v 111 . J•llY, 1t11 1rr "" Sa ftr •t i .-n lo Ille S«ur!d of Arl\'IOK Deft•fl Wll1I,, ae.:e11fd. will aAI-HM C1Ufornl1 d>l!l-~!td •"'1 ,.,..,,"d lo foll_,,,. mil t•ll Wt\!:
the final series leading to the P1•1Y •II butlilHI ,, .... ,.end •dd"•WI "'" II adv~•· ''"' lo Ille l'lloll~~I NOT Cli 0,. TltUSTEE'S S-'l..I •• llle •"-"-••l'otll of UnlO'llliibllH Tfr· AY"'S: Cl'lll"!C ILM.F .. · Wlbot\. · f US d f d ut..0 i... tl'lfo Oebto• IM Ille l+l•H v••"' bld<ler 1utll«I to cOftllrm.ollM l'iv Ill~ 1 rll""' •r• Ill """· JM1l111. ~'*""· sr. Cli lr, selecbo n o a . • e e n er 1.,1 .. 111. ,,., J imbo"· 1211 e . ltl 1bove-e111111ec1 ..,aerlo• cou••. •II '"'" T.J. No. 1.M·N . 1 st:CT•Ofol J, T~11 thh o•dl.,~nc• \>!•II 1-18 ...... en
for the famed yachlinn club ''"''· si n!• ""'· or1...,e cou""'· 1i;h1. uue. 1nter111 11\d ~1111• o1 111e On w...t,,....,1,. Julr "· lf1'11, 11 11,·:0t l•ke •fl•ct • ...., "" In '"" "'"' 111trtv 1'1""'•: co1i NC•tl~EN : Nor'" b Coll!O<nll dPci!denl 1! th• Umt ot hl1 dtilll A.M., 8-"ltCLA'f' FIN-'NCIAL C ' UGI d•~\ fr"'" ond oflt• lb 01,11•e, -"fil~«MT · COHNC!I Ml!!N• Non•
will begin off Newport Aug. Oited' Julv 1. lt!'G. 1nd 111 of I'll~ <hlhl, ll!lfo 1nd lnter"'r POllATIOH. I «>•POr•ll0"· 15 dulY II>-•hill ti. prior II tM t11Dlr11ttH1 of IN WITNESS WHF1 £1)1t", 1.lltvt lllr.ti~
SECVllEO PAllTY Ille 1!1181f I'll&. 1w 111>111llM of Ltw palnltll Trutlff Undlil• 11111 PllflUtnl lo f!llHll (15\ cllY~ from l!• Jlol"•~· ttl mY l'illld '"" tfll•H tl'it lo•' 18. Merll'lll O Flott or c!Mrw!se, 1tOulrtd o!flpr '"'" or Otllll ol Tiuil 4.llM Oeam~r l't. 111.1hlli.1'1....i Ol\Ct In Ille O<l llOt C&~" of 1111 Cit¥ n1 Co1lt Mn11, 111111 71'!1
llr11no MWc:kll In 1ddHloll lo Ill.II ol IM 11tcMe11t IM-1, t~tcultd IW Jf.MES M. PllCE Oi l,., PlfQT, , ll"WIH~r of te<ittll MY 11f J•ilY, tt11l.
GltOVElt EICIOW COIPOl-'TION 11 Ille lilllf' ol lllt dPllll, 111 Ind & -'lM" V. PRICE. l'lutblll(I l nll wire rlrcul~lltM, 1rl11ted , ... Plll•'1<hfd In FILE"'N fl. fllflNHF.:Y 111 $ llllflllt to thll Cftlllll r•ll ..,.operf1 loc:tlf'd •• kll"I ,.,..,.It. Ind rtcOI-Jl-•Y Ille CllY ol Clil'llt ~. loll•lller with f°llY Cieri! 1nd ex«llclo
C , w• AM., C•l~I• In n,. COIMIY of Or111tt. Slt te ot 1, INS, II IMlr. "11. SIU ill -" Ille ~......., Ill' ffl<! "'""""" of ..... Cll•k ct""' Clly Ctuncll anna ms a-If-. IU 1 .. 1 C1lllornl1, RKrlbeCI •• follow•: 131' Piii !11 Ill OtllcLll I KOfdl Ill llttre ol O\reclOMI .... 11,,. lat •1111 "•Ins• ~ tt.. Cltl'"' C•I• IMtl
Publill!ed Ori111e Cult 0111'1 fll1ol, Lot 11 of 81octi: 140, CortMI ~t IM olflct ct IM County lle.:orlilPr of Ille lll/flf. I~ G•Kfl E. Ml>Ullll
Jllhr 13, 1910 110.70 Mir. Is lPIOWn 111 1 Milo rf<Ot"dtcl 0••-County, C1lllornl1, WILL SELL PASS!O ANO -'D<lflTEO lh\t 6111 tlv 0ePut¥ City (l*•i l" l oqll 1, •I Plttl " •nd _, "T PUILIC AVCflOtl TO ~t~HESf ., JMly, 1'10. ll'ul>lltl'llcl ... ,,.. Coelf 01HY Piiot,
ot Ml-11•-' Ma1>1. Olllcl•I Re.:ord$ e100EJt. f'Olt C.UH {HYlbl• 11 11.... •OBERT M, WIL$0N July ll. 19701 11•1-1'$ ct Or11191 COll!lt~, C1Ulornl1 al ••I• 111 11wlu! ,.,_., Ill Ille Unl!ed M•vor 61 th• '
T·'"'1 S...b1P<I lo:· lll tn) 11 1111 Sou!ll Clrontl llllftl\CI CHY Df CCIII lo\tJI
NOTICE TO Cltt:OITOllS llNI ·~"' ...... "' lt>e ll.K81 ID "" Cou111v Cf>Ur"-se, 'lOCt l lock -'TIEST:
OF IULK ,.IANSf'EI Yflf Hl'O-tli tOYlllflllll, condlllllfli. Wnt S111t1 Anl I0111e~1•d, llnl• A111, FILE"N ... flM INNEY"
HAMILTON Be da (AP) fl.Kt. 1111 .. 111 U.C.C.I re11rlctlolls, rewno1tlon~ e111111111ts. C1llfor!Ol1, 111 rlglll. lol!e •NI lnlere1t Otv CJIB of 1M Cl!~ of Co1!1 ~ > rmU Nollet 11 l'i0teb' glW.f\ lo lllf Crfl!lltr1 rl•llh 11\d rtllllt of WIY o1 •P<crd. conv-.to lo Ind ,_ l'lflkl 1>11 11 Ulldl1' fty GRACF. E. MA!SEl..LO
-Carina, a Class c sloop of HERMAN 0. F1GGE •NI BRUNO 81dt rl cffru ••• ln~lled tor 1"-" Slid °"' cl Trinl Ill 1111 ··-"" .....,.., CllY Cltrtl LEGAL NOTIC"-• MOECKl..1, Tr111$fe'°"' WllOH Mlnets 1<-11¥ tnd must be In wrlH11t Ind 11!11111<1 I" IM tilv of Co1t1 Mt111, !T•TF OF CAl..IF01N1f. 1 ... WPoaT~ISA UMlllllO
owned b y Richard s_ Nye of iddrHJ 11 16'$ l"'I'"" Avenue. CCIII lnlY be 6':111.otr..O 16 "" .... ,,,ln!Jl••fo• ... uold Count~ • .,., $11lt dfterllltd C011NTV Cl~ n 1t"N(":"' 1 .. SClfOOL. OISTl.IC'T
Gree.WI·-· c 0 n n w as ~Iii. Co...11t¥ ol Or•-· Slltf .. Wllll '"' Wiii 1nlll•fd or lo ·~ otllc-e .. ., CITY OF Cn!T" N.f'(I > -kl tlftll ................... -' _ \;u , '' C1lll0<11l1, "'•I I bulk lr1nsler It llxKll qf l'ilt al~•lllY<.· Ellert,,_,.,_, I~••-• Tiit! IOrl!Of'I of Liii 11' of New11MI I, EILEEN fl. ll'MINHEV, CllY (le•~ NOTICE IS H ' • '"1
declared winner ·on a cor-to be ......, ID •o lE•T •· H"•-•"" MY,,..1, uc11 w e11c1111 0.1....,, ''"'' H•loa""· •• ·-"" • nw• •Kon*I "' """ C•t¥ 01 c ... ,, """"· 1l'NI """"'''.," 11oe eo .. d 01 Educ111t11 ., 111ot '*--1-. • f ltlNGTOH tllll DOltlS A. H-"RlllNGTOH, Olll("t. 101 IHI), NIWl>O" 8e1c11, In loak 4, Pitt U ol MlKflllMOYt CIWI< cl 111-(.11'1' (ll'i~tll cl• 1111 f°llv M8lt Unlllld SCl'lool rllttfl« of Or1119~
rected hme basis today Q Tr1nslt•tdt, wlloie bull~• 1ddr111 11 C1U1orn11, or MIY u lllff In Ill• M•I>\, •e.:~rO• Cl Or~nH Cou,.1t, "' c.,,11 M•'•· fleretw ttrtlt¥ 111~1 C"1nly, CJ1tlfor11!1, wl•1 recelYe "'ltd
the Ne\UTV\rt to Bermuda 17601 Cl'l1rtom1 Otlve, T11Jlln, Coun1y office Df 1"' Cterk ol !~ ~bovf..,.ntitl-.1 C1lltor,.11, described •• lollOw•: the il>Dvt i nn 10•10~1111 O•dln~,.,., No. bld1 u1 lo 1l;M A.M. on ""' 2'111 ·• y v ol 0•1nve, .Slllt ol C11!for11l1. waetlor COUii 11 1nvllme 1trer "'e letl1111l119 1! Ille ""'" E11terly corner 10-21 wa1 lnlmdYc..0 1nd COllJl<lerg di~ ct J uly, .. lt70 11 !Iii llfffce of
Tl'ie p.-rl'I' flt be tr1111ferred It flr1t 111.1blkl!lon ol 11111 "lllkt •NI before ol u !d Lc1 116, and runnl119 ~ se<llM bv teelloll by lht C111.1Mll .i 11hf Sc:lle<'ll Dltlrh:t, lecllled 11 IU7
al ~ted 11 •10 l •lbOI 8 11'<1., l 1lbol, IM INklne ol JN ylt. "IO'thWftlO<IY •'-lllf' Horl,,..&tetlY in ldlourlllll reopuler "IN!lna 111e ..... 1 Pl1Cf't'lfl Aven~. Ctlll Mn1, C•lllon'll•,
Although the 4S..foot er l Clllml'I' of o.-.-. s111e of ea111or111o. ,..,rm '"" c-rt'-., 111to: c1111 11,,. .r uJd Let. 50 ffflo !Ilene• toefd Ofl Ille 7'nd d.., °' ""''· 1970. •I w111c11 """' 111ld bld9 wm bl ,....Mehr
finished 17th in the bulky fleet ""' pr.ertY l• CIHCrlOld Ill ·-·· ..... llwlut -ol '"' Uftlltll SlllH Sou•ll-t1r1y Hllllll with I h I •NI lllerr•fttt HllM 11!d ·-""" ., -"'"' •ftll •»d for: ' u : AM lloclo: In Ir-. ll11urn. H11l111n•nl Ill Amffkl; Joo;, Ill' Ille '"""""I bid Sotrl .... 01 .. •I~ 11,,.. of Ukl Lnl, 9) • whole 11 1 rtvUll r ,..,...11,.,.. or 11\f NEWllOllT 1-flllltOI NIGH
s he also won her class and •"" 900d w11t .r 11111 ""r 11ver11 ro ~11y 111e. filler •nll 111e bll•nu 1w11 lll111C• Soutlle••te'1Y N•11111 w1111 t•kl Cit¥ councll ""' 1111 '"" NY " SCHOOL FUllNITUIE
ed th On• p f h tlutlMH lu!own 11 "G-'LLER'f llE-Elt IO bo! dtlllinllf'd upon conllrm1tl011 cl Ille Horllll11ter1Y llnl' of Mid Lot, July 1'1' lw I'll follotrlnf l'Clll c:ett All &Ids i re lo bl In Kc:ttdlll(I' captur ~-e Jon a C TAVERN" and loc•ttd 1t fto e1111o1 .. 1. by ttw 11>oYe-e1111t1ed tuHrlo1 court. 50 '"' to Soullll1111rt¥ 11111, ts 1111 ""'': • ' w1111 co1111rtion. lflllr1Ktlons •1td ~hy sailing for the United ll lYd .• 11.nx... COIH'llY "' °''""'' ll•le T•••• •nd onimklm• ... fire lnM.O•lllCI' lo the"°'"' ol bfg!1111l1111. AYES' C"1...:llmen' Wll,on • .h:ltdU•, SMtll/(tfr-wlllcll ..... -'"" 111'> ••'"'t' • of Cillfornl•. 1<apl1ble 10 Ille aurc1'11H• •h•!I Ill! !•kl 111• wUI i,. mode, llut w(llloul fll~•l•V !t Cli tr Hlll'lllf'll In lllt olfkt al tllt ll'11tcl'"tJllQ., ""'
Stales -against teams from TM 1:1111-1rar1dtf wm be con11.1111Mtled ,,..,.,,td •s 01 111e d•I• ol conlltmanori c:tYfll\1111 or w1r••nhr. e•••Ht or lMolltd, NoeS· cO..ncu,,:,tn· Nt11• "' ••'d kl'lc&I OJttrrc•. 11JJ 'llktnll•
A I. d Oii .,, •fief" thl llrd dlY of Jul,, of 1.111. .S.tttr .iJ'li!I Pit lllf coil af relP9rdln1 11111, POIYJ1IOI'. or en· ABSENT· C011rkll..,:~11. No11t Avenue, Co111 Meta, C1llfornl1. -..
England, rgen ma an 1'111, •I lO;Dlt A.M. I t GllOVEI ESCROW • C1Ull)r'lll• L•NI Tille Aoocl5!1on 1181\< Cllll'br1nce1. "' lllY Ille rt1111l11!"" prll\< IN WI TNE-ss WNEl .EOF I l'i~Yt E•cll bidder mu1t wllriltl • bid ~!t
Bennuda CORPOltATION. 111 s. llllllCll, -'111llel111. dord CO..ttl9t l'OlkY ,, I/tit 1 ........ 1\C •• CINI Wtn ol Ille ""'' -.. rid b~ lletl'Olltt HI mY !land and ~l•ed '"" 1;,.:-forl!I c~· =led o~, c:r'""1:S' .. . • f t (Ollf'll'I'., Or1119t, SI•!• Ill C1Jl.,,,.,.,l1. TN u lt WH be tkll..O wllllln tlllflV uold Dted Ill Tr .... !, wiJll lnlpr•I •• s. .. 1 ol .... Cit.. of CNll Mew 1'1111 c .. • of ~ 0 v•
Mark Johnson s 7 3. 0 0 So "' II --lo """ Tr111l'lf•eH· UCI dl'I followl119 Ille d1I• cl COit-•ft Slid llCI• P• .... klild. •<h'llittff II 111¥, 7th d.., al July 1•10. ' ll"r o;enl U"'-1 II lbe • : "'el
k I h W . d , rd Passage 1n bm.lnen llllT'lt• int! tdllre11e1 Yl"CI l(•mltlor\ o1 ule tlll"Olllll 1n tK•-11naer Ille 1.,-m1 ol Mid Oetld ol T'111'. EILEEN II' llHJNNEY n111, ,.. .. , ••Y• le i. IN ., r
e C , In y; a • by Trtnsfrro<t tor lhe ""'" YNll lfl Ille olfk1! ol 1 Ileen std ftCt-fff•. dlO<ttl 1nll 1•Plftlff ot !M Tf11tlN CllY Cl~r• • 111 !tit Ille Nl'WMl't·Mnl U11111ed Scllool Olllrlcl.
was the undisputed winner of 1111 ""''· ••e: Nl)llli(. 11o111e1 '" 111e cuv °' He-' tie1c11. 11111 °' 111e trvot1 c•e1rt11 bv uid c1t¥,.. c~·t11 NH• ", ~~''°"di'~~°':: i;,•,Y ~J'l;1~ul~
I•-H bert L Slone Trophy 0111!'!1 : Juhr I, ltl'O. T,,. t K•ow holdl,.,r'• fff 111111 be Cllvlded ~ ol f r111t. 1 al'ICI F•-of"~lo Cle•~ ol tt>o :.,,, ,;'"' ":; fiHure to '""'' 11119• ·1WC11 llC er . Sla11ed l!y; Mlutllr belwttft lluvtt 11111 H!ttr. The The bllltflct1r, under Mid 0 11'11 O Cl.., Council 1,1 IM roceech Ill ttlt d!KM
as the first to complete the Rotwrt 1. H1,.11111ton, Tr1n1t.,ff. to1t of rtc:o•dlll!I ti convf"f•nc• 1h111 Tru11, lw re1ton of • bre•cll 0t 11111ull llv Git-'!":.!'. F. M-'SSELLO ~fi; :!• tomn~. er 111 CIM 111 •
Dorl• ... H1rrl119!..,,, ,.,,,.,1..-ee. be cll1•Glcl lo lllf buvt•. !~ lhe 01>ll91llcn' JflC""O ll>trfbv. Oeoulv Cltv Ct~rk ti....d !lie I Ir l!letHll w111 "° 679-miJe race. PubllM'led Orll\01 C011I 0•11' Piiot, Tiie "'ODlrl~ ~lll·lltK•'bed It com· ller•lolorf f~KU1ed I ncl detlveretf 1o Publllll~~ Ort .... (:NII OlllY llllol. toneiltd I M~d siii:i Oltlrlct ol Ortrwt
R . Tid ned by Jyl, \l, UJ'O 111,·10 monlY •elt"•HI 10 1s 3'1 Nftrcl11u1 Ille un0tr1lgned ' wtltllfl Oe.:l1r1llon July 11, lt111 1742.70 C nl'I' 0
unn1ng e, ow GAL N OTICE -"ve...,., Coron• d•t Mtr, C1llfornf1. ol O!llMll '"" Demlnd !Of'" $.ilf, •11<1 ~o bidder ..WY wltnd ..... 1111 bid !!Ir
Jacob Is b ra nd t s e n or LE '"" undet1l11ned •totr~,. IT>t rltht lo wrl11111 llOllCI of b•HCll Ind ol •leclkm • n rlod of forl'P·"W U.SI d1¥1 ""'
. . OltOINANCI! MO. Jt.• ttlKI lnY l lld 1H bkk. lo c1u11 "'' und1rtl1nld to ottl "'kl LEGAL NOTICE Ill" dllft II! tor Ille -nine JlltrNI. Riverside, Conn., won Class.A .... OltOINANCE OP THE CITY CO\.IN-D-'TED: J111, 10. 1'10. ••-•IY lo wlltfY u ld obll••llon•. ..... Tiie b rd of Ed~""" of ttw N-'·
a corrected lime basis w ith Cll OF TNI CITY 0,. COSTA MISA, ltalph M. Mv•••· J•' ., tt..•••"'" on Mirth 11• lt1'D, "" Ult-Miiii Unlned Sd!ool OlrMCt ,,..,"' 00 CALIP:O•NIA, -'CTINO A$ TH, -"dmlnl1tr1tor WUll 1111 WI" Cltrtlll\ed t111ted told llCrltt Ill brttcll NO C , I! , TY I~ 'ltl!t lo rt]ld '"' ... i H llldt.
Bermuda LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
ocean race.
American Eagle owned by R . •OAIO OF DtRECTO•S OP: THE AMe>:ed °'""' !!"'''" 111 1~ •1111 cl ttoocllCll'I to I» rKG<illed In Tl I! 0 NON•I 1 OHSl••LI •nil ""' 11«nuor11y 1ccut 1111 Jowett
PLYMOUTH Egnald (AP) ' d d th COST-' MESA P-'IK ANO llECltl"A· l bov'"111inHI dtcedenl DOo1i: '23 PtVI 106, ol llild Olllcltl Nollet It lier.Irr 1lv111 1111! '"'° u.,_ bid I NI lo waM 1,,., 1""6•~111'1' "' • E. Turner, secol'I 8fl e TION Ol5Tll1CT, llPPltOVING ,.lfl l lLEllS, LOWE, RP<0td1. dtt1lgned wlll llPI ~ "'IOOl'l•lbl1 111r ltr;,u11rlty 1111ny bid reailved,
-The American Trumpeter US N I A ademy's Jubilee ,, "N E x,,,. 1 0 N 0 ,. Cl!RT1t.1t1 IAIANOEll ANO MVe1s 0111: Jun• "· 1t10. -•nv deb11 01 111bl1111u c0t01r1c1ec1 1rr 011.., Julv 11. 1,10, · · ava C UN INHAllTl!D T••1rTO•Y CON· IY Wllll1111 If. Elle.-. ll1rcl1v Flnancl1I •nroow C!~tr th,~ t11Ytell, on or 11!er NEWPORT-MESA UN1FIE O
reached Cr 0 SS h 8 Ve TI iD IJJ third TIOUOUS TO THI CITY OF CGSTA 1501 WHlcllff OrlVI CorPOrall"" 11 11ld Trutfff, tllls elate. SCHOOi.. OISTltlC,. ol
».1lhern Ireland ear ly Ioday, • Ml!'SA IN THI! COUNTY OF OllANOE, N-111n ••tell, Ctllflr•I• tJUI ev T. 0. l l!llVICE Olltd !hi• hi dlY ot Jul~, 1t70. Or11'141e Cctllnl\I, Ct lltwn1•
CE STATE o..-CALIPO•NIA. II.MOWN AS Alllr111n "' Af1t1 l11lt1r110< COMllANV, ... ,.,,, THOMAS JAMES 01111 J R. IY OOf'"Ollrf Hervey Pltl\tf"
finishing the first le g of the. LEGAL NOTI WILLIAMS ANNl!XATION. wu~ '"" Wiii 1.11111•.. ev w1ldo 11 . M•""· 11' s111t1 tMbtl ST. ll'urd111111e Atenl
h 15 ,.HE Cl,.Y COU/'tCIL OF TNF CITY' T•illll-: MS.Utt Vlct-P•etldenl Cot!1 Mitt. Clllt, tH21 645-1100 around-Britain yac t race fl.vnt OF COSTA MESA. ACT1NG .u ,.HE Pubt11lled Or•n!lt Cns1 01llt 11'1101. Publlolltd o ...... COit! Dl!tr PllOI, Publl'""' O••llllt Coe1! Diii' Piiot. ll'ubllelltd o. ..... c .. ., OtllY Pll&I,
minule$ ahead of the field. ClaTll'ICATI OF •UtlNISI llCl-'RO OF OlllFCTOlt~ OF T"1F r"~T~ July 11.U.U, 1910 1?81)./0 Juho 6. \l, :IO, ltlO Ut111·7tJulv II, ll. U, 1911 116'·10 Jul"r 13, l'O, 1'70 !Jf0.71 . he f PtCTITIOUS NAME ME!A P-'RIC ANO 11 EC 11 E-A T t 0 H
The Trumpeter IS t on y Tiie Ul\Clefl ltr>ed doel cer!UY M It DISTRICT. OOES HEREBY OltOAIN LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE J,EGAL NOTICE
A • n t iJ1 the gruel COM\lc:lhKI I bin1Mll 11 1"11 $lmonnl AS FOLLOWS·
. m eMCan ~ ry • Lii, Ho.lflllnt1!tn letch, C1lllorn!1. undff . SECTION 1: Tl\~! th• ~~ ... ~•!Ion ol
1ng 2,QOO.mlk! plus race. 1n1 11c1111ou1 "'"' ,.,...., of A & P 111e coit• Mr.• P1rk '"" R•••eo11cn
T . br nd nd ACCESSORIES 1nd 11111 llld firm It Dltl<lcl Counlv o1 OrtMt Slo!' ol n1Jt\pele 1 IS a new a co:imPllMll of Ille lollowli'it Hrwn, Wl\ol.e C~!llor~ll. of ll'l~t Cf •l1ln 'uft!~"~l>!I~
her co-skippers are publisher 111me ln ~n •"" 11la« o1 rnklenc• 1e,.1tory, contl•uovs 10 11ld c11y of
f II It follow•. Costa MIJI 11 ll1rebv IDPfOYed 111<1 Philip S. .,Weld, 55. 0 II'. I . Lewin, 1"" Slll'IOllfll! ln .• Ille i1kl 1~rllorr 1, 11er1lw or111lllNI
GI I M nd anne• Hunll1111ton l11tll. Ct lll. '2 ... 7. "' be ·-·""' lo 1NI .... d. I o••I ouces er, a 51t., a m o.ttd Junt n, n 70 , ttw c..,11 Mli• Pirk •"" 1te.:•e•11o11
ardlitect Robert B . Harris, II'. 8• Lewin 0111rk1; 1111t .. 1c1 tWf"llorY, k_... 11
k NY Slit. of Ctlltor11!1, 0••~ Cou111Y; wrnr .... , AlllMXlllOll 1, atr!J(\111•1Y 48~ Great Nee , . . on Ju111 n . HJC. before ""'• • No11,., deK•lbecl In , m1t1 •NI 1eo11 dPKr1ptlon
';o=::=::=:::;o;;o::;;:;=o=;:;="";==::=;IP11btrc 111 '"" tor .. rd Stitt, H •-llY itticlletl ller•IO m•rklcl Exlllblt A 1nd Ii •-rid P. a . Lilwlll kMWI'! to fnl by !Ills ,,.,1rentr m~de' Hr1 lie•""'·
LEGAL NOTICE ~
OllOINA"ICE NO. 7"11 I 1~111 toun!t. !11clull.O w11~1 .. P•OPOnd ol Julv, 1'10 1111••lcl •llCI 1110..ted •• • W11o1~ 1t 1
AN OIOINANCE OJ' TNE CITY COUN· l reC! No. 7{)oll. 1106l!llT M, WILSON r1tul1r 111•1Hf1'li Ol l l ld Cl!y C111.1n(ll lllld
CIL 01' THE CITY 0,. COl'A Ml'\A, ll!CTION i . PMfllll~l IO ""' orov!,lon• M•,D• ol '"' on 11'1• "" dlY ol Jyly, 1110. lw 1111 lot·
Cll LIFOINI-', CHANOINO THE ZON· Ill S•t11on •J111.{ "' IP>e Munlclg•I (ode City Ill Ctlll Meu -ln1 roll till Wiii~
INC 0 1'" LOTS 1"M1, l"MJ, IMI tlld or Ille Clrv cf Co111 ~1, 0'11rltr ATTEST: AYES: COUllCllmllll Wllllll, Jorclln,
un 01' •111ST AOOl,.IDM ,.0 MIP A-1 ot Ille C!T~ °' CCIII MHI EILEEN P. PHINNEY Pltllilev, ST Clllr, H•ITln'ltll
WEWPOIT M1!$A TllACT, FllOM Ml 11 hflrlllv 1mended bv 1111 ldllilloll ClrY Clli!<k cf 1111 Cir¥ ot CDl11 Mnl NOES: COllllCJln'ltll: Hotll
11 1 1. lller1to of lt>e R1 l rtt CllKtlllld I~ fl' Grice E. Mt1Hlle. A81EN,.: COUftdlmtft; ,._ Tiii ·CllY Council ol 111e en.. of 5tc11on 1 "'"'""!. D!!Plll)I Cll'I' Cl••k ...
Ce.!1 Ml&I C1Dtt llt•tbr 01111!~ •1 IECTJON J. Tl'ilt Ordl111...:1 shill 11-e STAfE OF CALIFOllNIA 1 IN WITNl!S.S WMl!ltEOll', I•• hi"
lollowt: 1Uett Incl be 11'1 fUH fore• tlllrl'I' !311) COU~TY OF 01-'HGE J H llltNlllo lof! ll'IY l'ltnd -""' •111111111 Hit
SICTIOM 1. All 11111 ~r11"' ol ""' C11v1 frOfl'I 111<1 11!1r 111 PllMte. Ind CI TY OF COSTA MESA l . kill Ill lllt Cit¥ el Coltt ,,,.. fl!IJ
followllllt dH(rlblcl <ell 1rapet1y 11 prior lo I'll !•Pl•1llon of llfltlll !IS) I l!'llEEN p PHlHN(Y Cl,., Cle;• 1111 dlY !If Jvty, lt1'. ' f llerlt>~ pl1clcl ll'ICI lnclucltd In 1ht RI CllY• ltom ll\fl Pl111tl llltrtol 1h1ll ol 'n11 Glly of Clil'l1I MIM ~ lll-Ollk:IP EllNrl fl. Pllllllll' ~
lo be ll>t H'1tn Wlloit Mm1 11 tublcrlt>-Sl!CTIOM t. Tiit! 1111 1rotfldl1191 tor
di ·111 l'fJ1JT ~ "* td to ll'lfl w1!111n l"1tr11,..111I Ind 111111_.11..,, lllr!lln ordllNd 1,. ,.,.., Ind a gall ff fl Kknowied91d Ill fXec:llltd 1111 W-. 11~111 ~ "'I p1tyltlonl of 1111 I d
• tOFFICIAL SEAL) nt 1111 l"!tl1ture ot mt S11te flf
Zone, lo wll: be pllbll111fd once 111 !ht OllANGE orlt I Cl C II l'o Cllv I Cll'I' C~ tnd >.-LOii 12111, 1201. urn •nd 1111 of COAST OAILY lllLOT • lllWIHPtr Cl 0 "" .., tllnt OI 1,1 0 ••-ofllclo Clt•M Ill th• ' flt1I lddlllon !fl H~I MHI lrtct, of tfntrll clrcul1tton'. prtntl!'!I 11\d Cost• Miii. lllrlbr cirlll'V the~ 1"-CllY COuncll of !he ' '"
111 1111 Cit¥ 01 Codi MH1, Count¥ PUl>lllllld 111 1111 CLIY of Cotti ~flt, ·-1!'d lor"'°llll Ordtnln<I No. -,0.)1 City of CO.II Miiii ~ ol Or1nge, 511!1 ol C1lllor"Lt, 11 IOl•illlr wltl'o the 111n"totS of f1HI IM'ml:ltrt W11 l11lrod1Klcl •1111 ct111llill•ld tt<lltn lly Grtc1 l . MtMlllll RA/ltlM~ a.11 I... Jobit Cttl'°""l• 001tn1TM 1NI "''"'" 11t ,.r llllWG ""'•"" 11'111>11c-e.111or1111 •• !ht "Alllle'll~llon of un1n111bt1eoc1 T••· G ts B Prlnc:l111t otllt• Iii rl'°'" Ac! of 10." e axtelo w Drlntll C-1'1' llECTION J, Tll1I !Ill• ordllMnt• thttl
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. ..'O MY ConwnlHIOn Ex1rt11 !•kl 1fftct tlld bf Ill lull l(lttl ltlltt¥
_ lfll Mlrcl'I t, lf7l !•I llBYI '"'"' 111(1 1rte• Ill JloRH"f, ,.,. __ t·'-·~ 1,r~~ll. P:ubllsl!ld Or1nM Co1ul Oall'1 llllol, ,11811 be arlot'" lo ,,,. tJl!,lllon of J'erry M a digan of Newport ..,,, .,. ..,.-, ,,,.. Jun• n. :111 •nd Jury'· ll. 1•11 11.so.111 fll!ftn flS) 111,1 ttom 111 """'§e pUbrlll'I·
H bo Y hi Cl b S nda ..a once 111 1111 Or1no1 c-1 O•llt ar r ac U U Y LEGAL NOTICE P11o1. 1 newt1 .. aer 111 oer11!r1! drc:u•ono11.
Was the winner ol the Baxter ..,,1111f!d 11111 aut111u..ci in lllP c11Y ol
Bowl. an NHYC COmpe""t;~ Cl!ltTll'ICATI OF (OltPO•-'TlOM Clil!ota M~SI. loaPlller whll Ille 11NM,1
.....,, l"Oft TllAHSACTION 01' IUSINISS cl ""' '"""be" of 1111 Botrd tf Olrtt·
fur Star Class sloops. ' UNDllt FICTJTtoUS MAMIE • ton WlllM lo• •NI ~ .. ~1 .. 0 ""' "'""·
The thr-r -e ser1· .. are THE UNDEll:SIGllE-0 COllPOIATION flASSEO AHO f.DOflTED 111;, '"' ffy '"' °" doff llereOY cerllty ""'-1 II It tOlldUCll"' of JUI!", ltJO. sailed Saturday and Sunday I butJlll!St lot•ted If ""' c • ....,. R08£11T M. WILSON Ori.,., S..1111 An1, C1llforftl1 lllldtt Ille Ml¥OI" Ill t"" olf Newport with 16 entries flc:lllloua u,,.. 1\111\f °' "11 c1tAFT c11y °' ce.•• ""-'•
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nta r a '-~~. A 11\d L Fo,rlltr En11r11rlu1, Inc .• 9, Ori« E. Mlttell!I
Runner'"\lp in lobe series was ns.i w rno1on sirttt. AM11tl111, c1Htor1111 ......,,, Cit¥ c1e111 . 0 .. A ... ,, .. 110• nto4 STATE OP CALIFOINIA ' Ron Dougherty ol San Di.egt>, t • ~ • WtTHess Ill llMll 11111 lOlll dt' .. COUNTY Of OllANGE I ,,. i~and~~lh~i~rd~w~as~B:i:ll~Ger::ard:~o~f~~~~~~~~~~~~~IJv1r, ""· c1TY °" cosTA MES'-1 w.fo(Ois f(;orMl'all SHll I, EILEEN P. PHINNEY, CllY Clift: Santa B arbara. A •NI L FM1...-of """ c11Y "' c ... 11 MMI llWf •l!'Olflci.
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. 8 OATL Y PILOT SC Mond1y, .i.~ u . 1970
Mesan'sArtNeedlework
~largartt Weymout.b got her
!lit.an. in business by matlnc
neeclle..·ork Ciristmas decora-
tions !or -.. and hom<.I.
Now, the Cost.a ~t e s a
housewife and her husband
oversee one oC the only ·art
needlwort companies on the
West Coast. grossin& 1l'lOl't
lhan $3Dll,Dllll I"" ye1r,
~·we are burstin& out (If our
_4,2® SQ\lile feet «factory,"
tloy6 Weymoull> uys. "aod
our gross for the first six
ITlO¢hs of this year has
aftady surpassed our 1969
Iota\."
The COOlJ>allY· Studio
Twtlve, al llfO.G Logan Ave.,
manut~UJ"eS a plastic k>om ,
whk:h as used to make nower
dtsigns from yam 1 n d
ttUophane araw. 'Ille loom,
a cireular platfmn '"llh
Se'Veral pegs sticking up from
it.. is ..okl by itself or as
port GI a number cl kits which
the comp1ny offers.
4•Wbtft we first start.eel, my
husband made the looms In
\he garage afta' he got home
lrom work," Mrs. Weymouth
says. ''After h;e bad made
I
400 ol ]hem out cl w<IOCI, ...
decided it "'U t.im.e jo find
an easier way."'
'M><y got il1f idu !or the
loom from Ont madt of metal,
11nd thtlr wooden 1ooms were
selling for $3 in a local shop.
'Ibey tbooght someone else
would find a Way to cut the
cost if Ibey did not. 31) they
decided it wN time to invetst
some of their money ln the
operation. '
"We did not wanl to spend
our money 10 do &0metbing
a second time, so we went
10 a moulding t'Ompany for
adYiCC on die making," she
said.
Then the couple. engaged an
ad\ltrtising Urm fc.-advice.
"We could b av e pul
mimeographed lnstructionS in
the k!IS," ,Floyd eXJ>laine<l,
''but the public buys products
that hive a professional look
ebout them.l'
Weymouth was 1 ftnanelal
consultant for a Pasadena
firm when he found himseK
coming home to a job as
shipping clerk aod accountant
for his wife's busineM.
"The e.1tra hours I put in
l1elped keep the O\lerhead
down." he .said, "but J never
had 1ny In< Ume. So I quit
my job and hf&•n to devote
lull time to the loom
business."
The kits which il1f company
has devek>ped are s o I d
primarily to housewlvt$ and
young glrts interested lb wuv4
Ing. They are designed by
Mrs. Weymouth and her
sister, Mrs. Barbara Stewart
ol Costa M ....
R.a~ In prk>e from IS
to $16, they take from .two
10 20 hotlrs to complete. 'lbe
finished product an then be
hung oo the wall or used as
a table decoration.
•·we employ a num"'r or
housewives in tile are• to
make model kits for our
retai)trs,'' Mrs. Weymouth
says.
The products -the loom,
the kit.. and a number of
•·project books" -are sold
nationally, and~ are plans
to expand to the internationa\
market within the next{ few
montils.
"In the begiming, we had
to prove ourselves to the
buyers on the east coast,"
Mr. Weymouth says. ''They
are still under the impression that nothing can gel across FOUNDER, DESIGNER DISCUSS NEW STITCH KIT
the lilississippi River." Margeret, Weymouth (right) and Barbara Steward
--::tf' ;i
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Alltlnd• 2.10 No18«1 1.20
""" CM 1.lO AClfi pf 1.1i ...... Crm .60 A~fl \,60 AC<rv 1.40 A CrY •.it AIT>CY111 l.H
Am OiHIH I .AOIJIT~ ·* Am Du.IVell ADu.1 pl.a.. AmEIPw 1 ... Am Enk1 le
M EJP llld A'E•lfld P'M
Ao.t\lrw;. .50 AGnl11 pfl.M
AmHoltl .10 A~ 1.50 AHomep1 t All! Ho.I> ,U Aml""ISI .30 AM1!CI• 1 . ..0 Am Motors
AN1IG11 2.10 Am PllOID .l l AllesDv .Ile Am S41!lng I
A 5melt 1.90 Am5o.Atr .JO Am Sid 1 AmSr.l pt4.JS AmS!ll'l'll .4
'Old Pros' Your Money's Worth Stock
A $.uQ.lr l.60
M k Am)ugpl ... ar et AT .. T wtwl -AmT .. T LIO AmWWks ,,,,.
Join Firm
In Newport
It Is like old home week
at Bay and Beach Realty In
Newport Beach wiUt Walter
Haase and Tim Thomas re·
joining the firm, Haase as
vice president in charge or
sales.
J. Leonard Smith, president
of Bay and Beach, 24(t7 E.
Coast Highway, Corona del
1-tar, said he has 901d half
lnletd In the !inn to Haa,..
Mrs. Golden Fay,' Smith's
partne r for 20 years, a:ikl bim
ltet hall lnlueot JW>O I to
purchase a condominium in
HawaiL
Haase, after starting his
real estate career with Bay
and Beach. has been a top
salesman for ~veral )'ears
with CcMdwell Banker and
Company, Corona del Mar.
• Thomas, who also began
with Bay and Beach. has been
a real estate broker more
~Y with The Wesley
/'~ilor Compatt)', o! Newport
t;etW'.
Airlines
Guarantees
Against Rain
• NaUonal Airlines is offering
rain insur~ to visitors lo
Miami Beach this summer .
Any rain fall .lasting more
than six hours between 8 a.m.
~nd 6 p.m. results in a Juli
r:efund on the hotel room and
J.he meal charges for that day
Jor an entire famil y.
The rain is defined in the
~ealher insurance policy as
l·Iooth or an inch or more
l:Jer hour as measured at the
U.S. Weather Bureau station
on Miami Beach.
The policy applies to any
o( 19 oceanfront Miami Beach
hotels and motels.
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·Smith Notes .
:Earning Dip
:· Preliminary results for the
µcond quarter ended June 30,
)970, fcr Smith Jntemnllonal,
)nc .. Newpori Beach. indicate
a continued level of reduced
~amings, according to Presi-
dent Donald E. Graham. Slo\\··
ed economic activity aJfecled
first half results and earni ngs
for 1970 are expected to be
less than the record earnings
reported la.st year, Graham
Pid.
Earlier the company had ln·
dicated that. based on the
butlook for the lMt hall, 1970
earnings per share were ex·
pected to exceed last yeir.
WhUe marked improvement is
expected in the last half,
Graham said, economic
recov~ has not yet respond~
ed to the extent th;it had
.titt-n hoped for ear!Jer.
For the first quarter ended
March 31, 1970, lhe company
reported net Income o I ~l .000 or If ceota a llhare.
as compared with 11,051 ,000
br l7 cents per share for
1ht llke lllfi9 p<rlod. Revenu.,
lncr .. s<d to Ill.I million'"""
$17.S million.
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Am ZlllC """"' .~ -K-~~Kl'lo.90
AMP lno; ..5' ._<Mo
Anlllod :t...o Amtel..»
An1«WOC1 I.JO Andi Koci. I By SYLVIA PORTER
Q. ls the galloping inflation
of the Vietnam era finally
beginning to subside?
A. Yes. The pace of the
upsurge is slowing in several
vital areas. ln this v.ery im-
portant sense at Jea:;t, pr<r
gress is being made. The pr<r
gress is· minor, far from suf-
ficient, dreadfully belated. It 's
taking an evil combinaLion to
achieve it -1 major climb
in joblessncs.1, a dangerously
severe money SQute2'.lt, ahrink·
tng profits, a stock market
cra!i:J, mounq bankruptcies.
And. mind yoo, jt ls no more
lhan a sk>wing of the rate
of rise.
But it f! pro~, These
figures summariui the tale
more accurately than a
thousaod wonis.
NO. J: 'm.E rate of .rise in
food • prices has definitely
moderated. The rise .U still
intolerably rapkl but Jess in-
tolerably JO.
Period
12/66 to 12/67
12/67 to 12/68
12/68 to 6/69
6/69 lo 12/69
12/69 to 5;70
Rate or rist
In food prices
l.2%
4.3 %
1.2i;;.
7.l '"t..
•.?i;o
NO. %: AS surely you have
read and heard Ml nauseum .
the worst cl the inflation is
cenlered in services. lo fact.
a key force in thls spiral
has been the edminiWation's
anti-inflation policy itself -
for lhe j:lampdown on credit
has been responsible for the
jump in the rates you must
pay for mortgages, personal
Joarui, business loans. etc. And
lhese rates, of coorse, have
pushed up service costs.
Here's how much service costs
are outpacing Jiving costs
generaUy.
Perfoct
12166 to 1%/67
12/67 to 12/68
Tolll
Prl<e
Risa
3.1%
4_7 ... .,
Ser-
vices ·-3.Y,;.
tl.1 50
1%/68 lo 6/69 6.4'it. 1.4~0
6/69 to 12/69 S.9'.it. '1.l "li
12169 to S/iO 6.1 SO 9.6'.iO
NO. 3: TIIE most en-
couraging current trend is in
wholesale pr I c e s , for
whoJesale lrtnds telegraph
Rodeffer Named
To Ne wport Post
E. 0. Rodeffer, president
of R o d e f fer lnvestmtnts. ·
Arcadia, has been elected to
the Smith International, Inc.
board of directon, according
In Donald E, Graham, presi-
dent. Smith International is
located in Newport Beacfl.
likely movements in the retail
prices which we will be paying
months from now.
Period
.Ian. '70
:Feb. '70
Rise In
Wh.olesale
Prices
0.9%
Mar. '70 0.2~.
Apr. '71) o.oro
Ji·lay '70 o.2r;0
June '70 0.2'iit
ln January, you will nott',
whoJesale prices were soaring
at a grim annual rare of close
to 10 percent; now tht pace
oI rise is insignificant.
What does thls &igna1 to
you ?
FIRST, THE ODDS cer-
tainly are growing that the
overall speed of riSt' in our
cost of living will b e
moderating as the year rolls
on. The acceleration of the
inflation which came out or
the escalation of the VieLnam
war has been halted: the
deceleration seems to be real
-even though il is meagre
and late.
Sefmd, the odds are grow-
ing that the overall speed of
rise in total labor costs also
will be moderating in the
months ahead. Businessmen
haYe been de~hoarding
workers, cutting the "fat" in
their labor forces, getting rid
of margina~ inefficient
employ es.
AS A DIRECT re sult ,
Increase
AnocrlOMS" I
NEW YORK (UPI) -~~~.1.if
Despite the recent declines In ~~!1or1.l1'
the stock market, there are ~~ii,,,::. 8:ft,
10 million moae shareholders :~''J'.f12
in public companies todav AM1PS"c. 1.01 J Arlll'l!I DS .lO than fiye years ago according ••rncoSt 1.60 1 Armi;o pf2.IO to a New York Stock Ex· Armour 1.60 Arm,ICll: .ti) change surYey. ArmRvo 1.60 , Aro Ccrp .to Also despite the JS-month .-.,,,in 1rw1 1 · A9111d OU 1.:IO decline, the market Yalue of Auo Brew
h I · Aud DG 1.20 o dings. or shareholders of As.o s"' Lio
record rose to $1.065 trillion !:,!;r.,'l111 i~
I tt~ 'IJ b']li · J""~ Alt Rldllld Z rom _ .. ,. 1 on m ~. .-.1111cto 1112.110
The survey showed that ::~: ~'::':' 1
going Jnto 1970 the shareholder !J.~:CPr:t'
population in the nation's ~~ornt~ \'1.
public companies was a record :::, ~.20.211
20,120,000 in 1965. This also ~:=,~...:i.i~
compared w:lth the 6.5 million #Ji• on .rn
in the early 1950! when the Betd: w -~
big board's "own your share 1a1r.r0111 A5 8111 GE 1.12 of American business'' drive: l::fG ":,tt°
began to pick u~ stea m. l:"JPc':t ·:~
For the first time since 1952, B1'* or NY 1
'he 'd I ~.,,.. Tr 7.M survey sa1 , . ma e: •••Dou 1.Yt Bird Clil .2S s I o c khodlers outnumbered 8nlc ~ .IO r I ~In Mf1 ema e stockholders. though 81tn Mf .i 1
I 811~ lfld are y 15,689,000 to e1111tn J>t?.~
15.161,000. ::::r;: ro
The stalistiC!I were drawn f:!~1~~ i50
from a censu' by the ex· 8:XJ::~ 1
change taken from stockhol~ I:::~~-.il:
records of 10,000 American l~~':.o"J! _.:
corporatioM. 8!::J rn~r(=
The figures do not include :;:J1~ 'i~fA1
mill ions oC shareholders in 1~':1~'.f
PriYate corporations R:ne11 ou.lO • , ..... , Sof2.50
Using data from the cor· 1::: •~
poration survev plus 1·n-erkev Pho J • 8trmec Core> terviews wilh shareholders 8•111 s11 1.m , 81o r ........ 60
"'orker efficiency (produc-
tiYityl will be iocreasing -
and this will ~n the in-
n_ationary impact ol the wage
hikes corporations will have
to grant in this period.
The modest progress t have
underlined in this report has
knowledge and experience on been achieved, I repeat, at
the subject or lir~ and lire great cost -and it even coold
safety." be that J'm clutching at
Firestone .Denies FTC
Complaint on Prices
the big board drew up this 11::,~~ 1;:
profile of the average ~~t.UQ.J
shareholder· l1ue a.u 1.:10 • Bol>ble llrt.s
-Male, based on previously 11:sc":.c~1~
noted narrow margin, but not onc1 111111 ·''
k. , B*Mll'I 1.'9 ta 1ng rnlo account the quan-8ordoeft 1.20 . 11arew1r 1.25 hty or dollar value of fitocks 8orm1ns ·'°
h IOI Edll 2.24 eld by men and women. eour"' •nc: llr•nllAfr .~ -Between 45 and 55 years Br~11s1 it.._
WASHINGTON (UPI)
The Federal Trade Com-
mission has formally charged
the Firestone Tire & Rubber
Co., with making deceptive
pricing and saYings claims
and mi~Tepresenting its tires
as defect.free and safe.
Firestone issued an Im-
mediate sta~ment denying
the accusations and disputing
all the charges in the conr
plaint. It suggested t h a t
charges relating to the gafety
of its tires "simply show the
commi11ion 11 lack of
I . lrltt Mv 1.70 o <f. Jiving in a populus state eri,1M, .,, ,
d . Btlt Pel ~· an In a metropolitan area aa~H•le 1
or more than one million l)fwv1Gff -~
A proi>OSed complaint was straws. But if so. you will sym-pcrson.c;.
i.c;sued against Firestone last pathize with my eagerness to -A family income
O~ll'llUG 1.17 11 .. 1wn Co
or 1:~=0,:;z
Dec . 21, giving the company _r_in_d_e_,_•_n_a_s1r_a_w_1o_c_1u_tc~h-· __ •~1-2~.Dllll:_·$~l~S:.OOO:_:•~Y~'="~":_ __
a chance lo dispose or the
matter by a consent judgment.
Today 's action gives Firestone
30 days to respond before a
pu blic hearing is convened' to
consider the charges.
The Akron, Ohio, firm Is
the nation's J'1th largest cor.
poration· with $2.2 gillion in
i>ales in 1969 and assets of
S2.0I billion.
lucYE• 1.10 Budd Co .llO
8udoel In ·' ~ ButfForg 1.10 BulOVI W .60
Bunk Ramo Bunll R •pl1.5CI
Burt lnO 1...0
llu•INor 1.-8ur1Nor pl.SS BurlldV ,)'o
Bun"Shl • .a
llU'thll"" .70t
Pole Play
C1bot Cp .111
Cal Flnlnl C1llalln M"lll Ce1119Rl .'51 C1fl'IQ$p 1.IO
COBrew ·"°" CdBrw !n.041 Cdn P•c J.~ C.P C Bela! C1rtorun 1.40
C1rH1le .60 cero c&on s C1roPLI \ .... C1r1>Tcll l.60 C1rrlerCp .60 C••'-"W .e..
II'!' pf Al.4' ~1!1~-.IOb ! ... '
!tlt'Tr 1.20 I Cotti
Linern en Tr y 'Hig h' Ba.ll'
The manual says lhal a
lineman must be able to wotk
with both hands atop a
telephone pole. But toss a
basketball around?
That'a what novice cable
spllceri; and repairmen have
to go through when they join
, the phone company.
Two Wl'st Orange County
ln tructors. Jim Jackson of
Westminster and Bob \Vail!
or It u n t in gt on Beach.
supervise I h c £ c baske~ll
game~ in the sky.
Sttilioned more than 20 fctt
above lhe ground, with a sa.fe--
ty belt aod awn gaffs to hold
them to the poles, Ille novice
climbers are asked lo toss
a basketball around.
uwe do this to help them
gain c:ottlldeltc• In their equip-
...
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reportM Jackson, "and to aid
t11eir coordination."
"In their work they mu!lt
use bolh hands lo gel !he
job done properly, so there
can be no holrllng with one
hand and working with the
other.'' \Vaits expl;iined.
• '\Ii r • v " foond these
workouls with the basketball
are idccil for de veloping their
sclf-conridenct."
The climbi ng courses arc
getting smaller and lcs9 fre·
quent as lhe years go by
-a fact that Waits rttts
could make pole climbing a
Jost ut.
The reason~ "We're putting
more cables underground/'
Walts said.
THERE'S NO WAY TO BLOCK TH IS PASS
Novice Eddie H1rria Lob• One to In structor J1ckton
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Aid Warning
Many senior ciUzens are tt•
somebody reporting tbelr in-
come when applying for senior
citizens property tu:
assistance, and are thus going
to receive Jess aid than they
are entitled to, said Martiii
Huff, Executive Officer of the
Franchise Tax Board.
,_!any of our elderly cilizent
have received an lncttaR in
their social security paymenU,
Huff said; and they aie
reporting <ln their senior
citizen tax assistance Claim
forms their current mon.Chly
income instead or the lesstr
amount which they actually
received during 1969.
It is to their benefit to
report the correct amoun_t
received ln 1969, he said,
because under thiS program
the percentage of propert,5'
taxes refunded is dependef!_t
upon the tot.al i n c om e
reported. By reporting the
higher Income. Oley reduce
the amount of property tax
a~sistonce paid. ·
To be eligible for senior
citizens property tax
assistance, claimants must be
over 65 years of age as o{
January I, 1970: must own
and occupy their own borne:
must have pa id the properJY
taxes or the home; and mlfSt
have a total household income
of le!s than $3,350. Qualified
indlvlduals can oblaln forms
from any office of the
Franchise Tax Board or by
writing lO Senior Citizens
Property Tax Assistance, P .o.
Box 1588, Sacramento, CA
958-07.
Deadline for filing Se nior
Ciliuns Property T111x
Assistance claims is October
15, 1970.
Huntington Man
Ge ts Bank Post-:
David BuUer or Huntlngton
Beach has been appointed
a-'Slstant manager of Ctocker-
Cltliens N1ttlonal Bank's X.U..
coln·Brookhurst office l 1
Anaheim.
Buller Joined C r o c k e r .•
Cilliens In 1962 as a teller
In Lhe East Whittler office.
He p.n.iclpaled In 1l1e balll<"I
training program in the Santa
Ana office before • 9.5$Jlnjn£
his new po6l.
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DICK 'llACY
TUMILEWEEDS .
· . MUTT AND JEFF
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OVERLOAD .
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AJlST ~Ac.TJON
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SUI. PR'IVEli:
CDWINCES
MIM TMAT HE
'5MOILP SEE HIS MOIHEK!.
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YOU'RE USUAi.LY
CAREFUL!
I .llST ORM!I
'Tl'O 6'\UOl6 OF
GREEN WAR Fl\INT ANAF'TV~ O'WHrre!
NEED A
LITTLE MORE ON .
MY COAT
'TAIL/ '
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e«EAT SCIJTT! AREITT'IOO
WE'U. NMRUSE F®EiflNG
A!.L 1™T WJ1f1'EI OUR ANNUAL MINSTREL SHOW?
You'Re
SORRY!
By Franli Baginski
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54 Charm 58 Labonitorr
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group 38 AVffl!I@'
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signal 42 Acee-pt
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hand ling •a --tlen, or Wo•en:
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vehkle 4 Makt .an erne1t
requesl
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fabric .•. }J.&ob·OI'· ...
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18 Percolalt 22 Man's nltknlmt 24 Bound
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material ., Kind of
lumber
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llondoy, Ju~ 13, 1970 s ' OAILY PILOT
EL TORO KIDS-PARADE THEIR BEST FRIENDS BEFORE JUDGES JN THE GRAND MANNER DURING SUMMER FUN AT LAKE FOREST BEACH AND TENNIS CLUB
BrHley Dutott, 12, With ''Most Talented" Tiger; Twins Kim and Todci Hunt, 5, With ''Best Dr.1Hd'' lutch; Thor Wahl9ren and Jahn Santoblanco, 10, With ''Most Unusu.1" Snake
Dow11 the Mission Trail
Saddlehack Women Get 'Busy Work'
EL TORO -Members of the Womeri's
Division or the Saddlebac k Valley
Chamber of Commerce will receive a
look at "'Physical Fittriess for Busy Peo-
ple," a combined lecture and demonstra-
tion at Tuesday 's 12:30 p.m. luncheon
al the Golden Bull RestauraRt in El
Toro.
facilities and a dining hall, Marine Corps
spokesmen said.
The project is spon&0red by base
special services and is being built by
the .Camp Pendleton Public Works sec·
tion.
e Officer• Set
R. Jay Roelen will show the distaffs SADDLEBACK VA~EY _ New of-
.a popular exercise device which allows ficers have been elected by the Rancho
the desk bound folks to become fit Community Players. .
witho ut a long, exhausting workout. Marge Rushforth has bee!r . namm
The device, now being used by more president for the Cflming year. Assisting
than &O college football teams combines her with the theatrical group will be
both isometric (exercise without move-Jeanne Hirsch, secretary, and Julius
nlent ) and isokinectic (exercise with Hirsch treasurer and membership chair-·
movement , at a constant rate), It con-man. ' •
sists of. a rope wi~ one end fixed~ Sue Farrel was re-elected ticket
to an immovl\ble object and PO~ chairman. Carole Neustadt, past pre.si·
r:ope to pull on. Between the two i.s dent will serve as a member at Jarge. a pQlley, with a dial, such. that the '
resistance wanted can be dialed. Pulling e 750 Enroll
the rope becomes the same a.s lifting
a set of weights,
Roelea teaches health, physical educa-
tion, and athletics at Saddleback College.
e Bomllng OpeilS
CAMP PENDLETON -Construction
began this week on Camp Pendl~'s
$1.6 million bowling alley· and recreahqn
complex, complete with automatic scor-
ing. banquet facilities and game areas.
Maj. Geo. Donn Robertson, base com-
mander, presided aver groundbreaking
ceremonies recently at thi site of the
bowling facility located near lhe base
theater.
The 50,0CIO-square-foot building will be
built cf steel beams and concrete and
will have 40 lanes, 48 pool tables, food
Mission Viejo PMA total of 750 students
from the Capistrano Valley and bay
afeas have enrolled in Saddleback
College's first summer session, campus
spokesmen said.
Classes started late last Wt'Ck and
will continue througti late August in
dozens of course o!ferings. ·
Plans,already are u~er way for rail
session registration which will belin Sept.
14 and 15. Late regi.stration will be
held Sept. 15, with fall clasSH .starting
Sept. 21, which will mark the Utird
anniversary or the Mission Viejo com·
munity college.
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dleback Valley Kiwani.s Club will be led
by Harold D. Conklin starting Oct. 1.
Other.s recently e!ected for the coming
term are P. Clay Von Hake, first vice
president; David B. Mitchell, second vice
president: R. G. Hawley, treasurer ; and
Tixmas Lord, secretary.
Directors will be Richard Holme!.
Frank Kohout, Dr. Robert Gillingham
and Harold Payne.
Nixon to Host
Class Reunion
WASlllN!lTON (UPI) -There
will be a llibfon ol WhitUer High
School's clus or 1934 Monday at
the Whildloose. Richard M. Nb<on,
unsuc.ceaful candidate for studen'
body prealdent, will be the host.
Fifty.five members of the Pre.si·
dent's high school graduating class
are expected in Washington for lhe
get-together. The group will tour
the executive mansion for an hour,
and then meet the President and
his wife in the state dining room
foe_: refreshments.
Nixon got his first taste of poli-
tics ·in high school and Io.st a three--
way race for the student body
presidency. He graduated with hon-
ors, however, and won the annual
prize as the school's outstanding
all-round studerit.
El Rancho has the hottest price • in town!
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Rock Fans Make
Colorful Table
For The Nixons
A handmade table bearing :11ices of
semiprecious stones from 24 states cf
the Union ·and intended as a gift to
President and Mrs. Richard Nixon will
be on display ·in San.Clemente Wednesday
at a meeting cf the lapidary club which
made it.
The Tri Cities Lapidary Society, whose
members contributed slabs of stone for
the aMiversary gift to the First Family,
display the table at San Clemente High
School's Uttle Theater Wednesday at
7 p.m.
Doz.ens or club members drew slip:1
or paper fn:m a hat assigning uch
of them a project to collect ooe .slab.
The alabs then went to San Ch!Jnenle
screen maker and club member Walter
Long, who buitt. a 22-by..J&..inch coffee
table containing the .colorful 1em. rocls.
The table with a commemorative pla·
que attached wlH be given to the Prtsi·
derit,at bia next visit in San Clemente.
Arrangements fur · the donation art
now under way.
Bes.ides the display of the table, lhe
rockhoµnd group also plans other ac-
tivities at the monthly meeting, Jncluding
an illustrated exhibit of Zuni Indian
jewelry tec;hniques, plus examples of
lhe work by Stanley Tins of Playa del
Rey.
Final preparations for the club's booth
al the Fiesta La OtrisUanita also will
be accomplished at the. meetini, plus
details of a July 28 field trip to the
ghost quartz gatheting ground.s at De
Luz, near Fallbrook.
The public Js welcome to the meeting.
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Biggest and Best Parade
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A scheduled 450 entries incluclfug 4,000
persol'ls will appear ln San Clemente 's
17th ·annual Fiesta la Chrlstlanita parade
Saturday tn the larges( such procession
iR the city's his tory.
Led by a motorcycle stunt squad and
the 171).member Cavalier Band from Van
Nuys, the parade wlll begin at IO :Ia
a.m. Saturday near the Community
Clubhouse, travel up on Avellida dcl
Mar, then head north on El Camino
Real toward old Plaza Park, where the
rest of the fiesta activities will occupy
three days of celebraliol or the 201st
anniversary of California's first Christi.an
baptism.
Among the entries in California's third
largest parade will be Gralid ~tarsha\I
Dan Dailey, veteran actor seen in the
"Governor ud J.J." sefie,.s on CBS.
Scorea of ecwestrian entries will be
spaced among the Marine Corps: Sth
Marine ExpedlUonary Brigade band, the
"Navy's SO:state-flag 'color guard, a
phalanx ol Shriner.s, complete with"ftoats,
mounted patrols and marchers.
Virtually dozens of San Cleme11te
service, social, and community clubs
and citizens will participale Jn the
parade.
Floats will number in the dozens, Don
Hansen, fiesta chairman said.
While details or the fiesta are .early
complete, Hansen said that convertibles
for dignitaries for lhe parade still are
being .sought. ·
Two late-model autos still are weeded,
and owners offering their cars and their
services as driven can contact the
sponsoring chamber of commerce office
if they wish to help.
City cou11cilmen and other public
figures will ride in the vehicles at the
head of each parade division.
Saddleback Set
For Electio1i -.
Of Board Chief
The Saddleback J!alor College Dlstrict
Board of Trustees will hold election
of offittrs at their rel\ll&i meeUnc
tonight at 7:45.
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For the past two years, Michael Collin&.
has ser:ved a. ~ident o( the bQard. •
Pat.rt~ Backua terVed .as v~ preaiden\
for the same lengtji of" Uroe. Han$ Vogel ~as the fll"lt president cf the board ·
after the col,lege di.strict was . formed
In 1967.
Trustees will alsefpo11der:
-A proposal for curriculum addltkm
for the school year 1970-71 .
-A report concernl11g lhe permanent ·
library complex and the permanent '.
science-mathematics building.
- A proposed policy concernm, thti
distributiOR of. printed materials.
- A report on the summer achool
enroUinent at the college. Some 7SO
students are enrolled in day and evening
summer classes at the college. Heaviest
enrollment is In the social acience and
physical sc!CJlce offerings.
Pie Crust Mix ........................... 4r Brown Sugar ............................. 16¢
Belly Crocker .• ', 22 oz. , , , ~ke more than one ! C&H ••• ~ lb. light or dark ••• for "berry betty" !
Conipare the 1Jalue! Big 12 o un c e
b~kets of plump fret/, blueberrie1
••• 10 dtiici.om in a pit ••• or
bak< a bluebe"11 bettr • , •
Hampshire Sour Cream .................................. : ............. 59'
I.\nudsen makes it ... smooth, creamy and a just-right flavor to go with fruh berries from El Rancho.
or 'It.tap high with 1our
creanL ••• for desaert!
at our Delicatessen
SI • d M t BUDDIG'S · .. 3 oz. PKG. 35c ice ea s .......................... .
\Vafcr thin· ••. smoked to give you finer flavor •.• take your choice of six favorite variet ies!
Meats that make the meal!
Cabbage Rolls ..... ~~~~::-.~~~.~A~~ ..... 39< I
El Rancho's freSh ground meat! ••• blended for flavor .•. wrapped in tender tasty cabbage leaves!
Pricea in efftct ltfon . ., T1te1.1 lVed.,
Julv 131 14, 15. No salu to·dealtr1. . /\.
P t • SLICED $109 BY TIE PIECE 89c as ram1. . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • '"
Aulhenlic flavor ••• lean and spicy ! ••• pile it hirh on french or kaiser rolls ••• ao rood !
Beef Sausage Links ................. 29¢ Beef Sausage Roll .................... 39¢
fllcCoy'1. • , , dc\icloualy different! , •• 8 oz. !1.lcCoy'a ••• breakfast treat! 1 lb.
AUlk
Su"" old Huntiniton Dr. (0 Ran<ho C..ler) PASADEllA: ,
320 West Col0<1do 81.i.
.SOUlll l'ASADfllA:
rremont an~·H11nti11cton Or.
HUNTINGTON BEACH:
Warnt< and Alioaquin (BolrdwJlk C.nler)
NEWPORT BEACH:
2727 NfWPOll Blvd. 1nd
2555 Elltblull Dr. (Elstblull Vill111 C.ntlr)
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l boullbt a twlndecked omnibus and ~converted into a moving motel that
•I-11. Then, instead of taking
. a simple, uncomplicated vacation,
he and bis-gathering took oft on a
two--year world tour. The bus -
wllh. tQP deck as "bedroom" and
lower ileck with everything from
·11v1ng room to;kitcben -arrived
In Lbs Angeles Tuesday. The 11
pllll tO,~ the si\mmer in Los
Wele.; '\rorklng at temporary 101» to>.:flll the kitchen cupboard.
'P.ooleidvertlsed for busmates and.
iielected •wo-.married couples; two
s!Qilf Cirt• and four bachelors.
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, f!1< ci!r ,of Pltf.lburgh ;, cgaln
·gomg to give dignitaries keys.to
. tht city. '4 spokesman for 'the
) ci9/~department of supplks cfm..
··ftmetr'fhur~y thot JOO keys ~ been purchased pt $9.25
. ~ . etf?h. MaYor Pt.kr F. Flahtrtt1
. (~( ran. oiu of the lte111 soun after ~·~ he took,_ofiite in Janua111 and ~ starttce .giving the VIPs o hand-
. ~. shaU and a copy of Stefan H Lorant-'1 "'Pittsburgh."
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real prOftarional. Ht ia U.S. Aif' Force
•Ifie.,. /!obert Tilhtr, whose en¢ri,.r·
,,.. ing .akilt Ma been put to tht ttat ai ht f~ whittles away at a new creation at ,Jtti Virgtnia Beach, Va . Fisher has built I~. caatle1 all over the world and says ~ ... .!end ttxturt is the important factor-
{ :. that and a good po psicle stick to carve
t\ with.
f} A self·styled "?pert" on picking !; horses wound up in a N.Y. jail
I~ Tuesday becawe he touted the
~ wrong man - a Nassau County •! police undercover agent. Police 1 • said the suspect. Peter A.. Stein-
: 1 berg, 34, posing as a horse trainer, l·~ approached the a&.ent outside a din· I er and told him he had "a sure !~ winner." Steinberg was charged
J with bookmaking and criminal im· 'j personation. · •
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i'nto a par ked car m plafnclothes
~' • policemen approached the lot in
~ the intt'rnational di.strict of
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"( Seattle. TM officers asMd him if the car wcu his. The man 1trid
t no. it was a fritnd's, but ht (:l didn't know hit f1Und'1 name.
i·t At that poi.nt ht wai arrested.
~ TM car was reQitttred to E. C.
~ ::.rkhart, a Seattle police offic· ·1
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U.S. B52 Raids
·crush N. Viets
SAIGON (AP) -Allied ~ 1and
U.S. Bii bomben ldlled 417 North Viel·
nameoe · IO!dlers just below I ht . ._litarized "'°" tn the biqeot defeat
In -for thO Communllt -·
tn South VI-. olfldala --1·
1n -... report, south v-ol!ldala said Viet , Cong lerr.rllts
catll!IUlted a 2I01Jound bomb lDlo a
hamlet aoutbeut GI DI Nang. ldllln& .
I cMlW.. and woundln( JI, The blu\
allO -yed "' -S5 -· The --eolly. had -clrupped by· an allied warplane, had filled 14
explode and WU .... -by the Viet Cqasa "Job~, ..
1be big balt1'&1d eetback for -the
North Vietnameee becan WedM9d1y near
Khe Sanb, the former U.S. Marine com.
bat base that underwent a 77<lay eoany
>iege in 1911.
A spokesman claimed at least" IO
tnemy ,troopo ....., ldlled tn fi&htinc
Sunday and said the ooly. IOV«'nmtlll
caaualties reported were 24 wounded
Saturday and Sunday.
During the nip~ the •Pok .. man aaid,
Soulh Vietnam... AC47 ...-Po at·
tacked suapec:ted enemy pooitloos, and
today the enemy force hit the Cambodian °"""" with mortar and inlantry attad<&.
Kiri . Rom sjts atop a 2,00l.)..foot moun-
Egypt Reports
Commando Raid
Against Israel .
By United Preu hltrutloeal
Em>! -Mis -struck lDlo the hraeli«<upied Sinai Pentnoula dur·
Ing the Bgbl and 1nl1lcted "p:eat Jou
of Iii<" in the lint llrike -the Suez Canal lo more tllan a month. mel
ctemct the Cairo clalrn and -tn>opo
into Jan!an and Lebanon.
An Egyption mililary !p>lresmsn· Nid
3' I-11 planes lllrucJ< aloog the Sues
Canal f4day In the 54th oonoecutlv• dly
of Israeli attacks ainted at prevemJnc
the ts\abll"'""'t ol more mboile sites
and at keepill& Egniian troops there
off balaoce.
EJgypt said the Israeli planes hit Suez,
El.Shatt, Fayed, E~lllrsb and EJ.Cap
in the Canal.. -and ilorthern
-and lhal .... , ... def-syetans
engaged the attacldni mall." A
..,.,ire.man llid Uoere were no Em>llon -Cairo said elWtier Egyptiln totrammldol
launched a two-prulged attacked kT08I
the Suez Canal Sullday ni(l>t, ~
off a ground and air bell:le with Israeli
troops. It sakf the Egyptians returned
safely despite the heavy fighting,
A Tel Aviv opokesman Nid Israeli
gnxmd ll'OOl>I penetrated half • mile
into JO<dan and destroyed 111 Arab auer·
rilla bast that had been med fOr oPtt•·
tions into Israel.
Rogers Returns
Following Tour
WASJilNGTON (AP ) -secretary of
State Will iam P. Rogers has returned ·
to Washington after a two-week foreign
tour wtllch concentrated on United States
policy in Vi~nam and the Middle East.
Rogers, who visited Manila, Saigon.
Tokyo and London, declined comment
to newsmen alter his plane landed 1t
nearby Andrews Air Forte Base Sunday
night.
But he ls expected to repart soon
lo President Nixon on the tour which
ended in a two-<lay discussion oC Vietnam
and the M i d e a st with Britain's new
Conservative government and w Ith
Ambassadors David K. E. Bruce and
Philip C • .Habib.
lain Ind before the war WU • pt&yaround
GI tbe ""allhy -.. a cool cUmate.
The lowo ltaeli -"" 14 have no
mUa.ry olgnlficance.
The apobcm•n allo reported thal an
-raldloc party -Um>p ~ del.,_ at the Loar Vek
munllloos dtpol 30 mils nor1ll GI Phnom
Penh, but I ~wnunent counterattack
puabed It out. No cuuakies were
repcrted on either aide.
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Marisol Malaret Contreras, 20,
was named Miss Universe for
1970. The shapely (35-23-35)
Mis• Puerto Rico admitted it
was belt for her that ahe wasn't
one of the judges: ••Miss Swed·
en, she was. so beautiful." Miss
U.S.A.. Debbie Shelton, was
first runner.up.
Reformers Bill
Reaches cFioor
WASlllNGTON (AP) -A mejor H-
reform bill rud>ed the noor f4day, giv-
Jng critics · of the pretent system a
chance to clean away what they uy
are cientuneuk! cobweba shrouding ct•·
paiional procedurts.
More than 100 chuges in House rules
and procedures are expected to be con-
aktered before voting begins, probably
Wedne9day.
One of the pro1J05als, backed by the
Democratic leadership, takes away the
cloak of semcy from votes on
amendmeats.
The reform bill sent to the floor by
the House Rules COmm1ruie ' makes
modest changes In a limited area. It
is the amendmeats being o(fered that
present the rerc:rmen their best chance
of a thorough housecleaning.
Solo Sailor Finishes
Transatlantic Voyage
PLYMOUTH, England (UPI) -Fran·
cis Stokes, <14, of Morristown, N.J., ar-
rived in Plymouth Sunday after a solo
voyage across the Atlantic in hi s 3G-foot
aloop Crazy Jane.
Stokes, who set sail J une 14, said
he averaged 120 miles a day, much
laster than he hi_d expeeted. It was
his first long solo ~yage aad he reported
no problems.
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Risky Rescue
Cambridge (Mass.} patrolman John Carbo ne is
helped by fellow officers as he holds onto unidenli·
fi ed Malden woman on led~e of Longfellow Bridge
Sunday. Carbone inched his way along the ledge
45-feet over the Charles River to rescue the woman.
Guard Poised to Move
In Racial Violence
By United Press lntematlonal
National Guard troops were
poised today to move into
Midl:igan City, Ind., one of
a handful o{ cities wheTe
racial violence erupted during
the weekend .
At least 30 persons were
arrested Saturday and Sunday
nights in fire bombings and
rock lhrowing touched off by
· the arrest of three persoM
\ on disorderly conduct charges
: at a downtown tavern.
Mayor Conrad l(omoniarek
declared a state d emergency
and ordertd a dusk-to-dawn
curfew as local and state
police sealed off the Tesort
city at the south~rn tip of
Lake Michig.an.
An argument over change
from a dollar bill in a bar
Saturday night led to the fatal
shooting oC a black customer
and two nights of street
disturbances in H i g h I a n d
Park, Mich. Police arrested
73 young people. most of them
black and many of them for
violating the dusk-to-dawn
curfew.
The community's b I a c k
mayor Robert Blackwell, said
••pent..up" anger ex p Io de d
when the white part-qwner of
the bar, charged wilh second
degree mW"der in the shooting,
was released on bail. But he
blamed Black Panthers and
black militants from adjacent
Detroit for the violence.
Local; county and state
police used tear gas to
disperse crowds when new
rock throwing began Sunday
night.
In New Bedford, Mass.,
wheTe four nigflts ot racial
distur~nces lelt one black
yoo'1! dead, Mayor George
Rogers said Ile had ~
an offer by Sen. Edward W.
Brooke CR-Mass.), who is a
Negro, to talk to the black
comm1.mity and had· asked
Brooke to give them the
mayor's assurances the ucity
government Is interested in
righting the wrongs about
wttich they have revolted and
about whidt the city as a
whole is genuine l y con-
cerned."
'Jbree-hundred young blacks
seized radio station WBYE in
Oklahoma City Saturday after
the white-owned station's staff
of blac k announcers resigned.
A local civil rights leader·said
the ·group wanted a station
that serv~ their interests
"and not one that is run by
what whites think we want."
Kidnaped Girl's Dad
Pleads; Few Clues
LANS ING , ~1ich. (AP) -
The father oC a missing teen-
age girl has addressed an ap-
peal to her kidnaper pleading :
"Only you have the power
to make our family whole
again."
Fonner M a y o r Max
Mumingham had kept a day
and night vigil at the police
station since last Thursday,
when J6-year-ol.d Laurie Murn-
inghan was forced al gunpoint
to go with a man who robbed
the gift shop wtiere she work·
ed.
ln his open letter to her
captor, Murninghan s a i d :
'' Perbaps you're not. a father.
but il you are, you'll koow
how important a daughter is."
A pci.lcc spokesman said l<>-
day they were "knocking on
doors, digging, checking tips
and po6Slble witnesses."
The abductor was described
.as a goateed Negro in his
20s.
"If you are an only child,
you are aware of the
loneliness we may have to
autter," Murninghan wrote in
Offices to Sell
Flag Posters
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
Post o{flce1 across the muntry
will soon begin selli!lg a new
patriotic poster depicting the
American flag and reading
"1llis Is Our Flag -Be Proud
Of It."
The government printing of.
-lice predicted pubUc sales ot
the J)O$ter would total more
U\,1D 500,000, at 25 ceot.s each.
his letter. distributed lo the
news media in hopes the gurr
man 'l\oold fret his daughter
unhanned.
"Your capture is of no con-
cern to me. My daughter's
sale release is vital to my
family's fu lure." FBT agents
joined the seEN'Ch Friday.
Agnew Eyes
News Joh
President Spiro T. Agnew has
confessed an ambition to one
day become a television com-
mentator or a newspaper col-
umni81..
Agnew, who has caustically
criticized some current prac-
titioners of both callin11s, said
either job w o u I d be
stimulating .
The vice president was ask-
ed in an Associated Press in-
terview what he might do U
he left public office,
.. That's a very hard question
because 1 sakl, only half jok-
ingly, in respoo!!le to a similar
question a couple ot. months
ago, ooe of the things that
would really interest me would
be to be a commentator or
a columnist or someone who
is involved in the media in
some way.
"Now this may sound
strange coming from me, but
it is a very stimulating thing
to be able to write your opi·
nions of -the course or
American life over a period
ol lime.''
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Financing Antipollution
should bear most of the burden for controlling it.
· Estimates from le4islative sources a_re that tt will
cost $3 billi on to $5 billion over the next five to 10 years
to bring the diminishing quality of the state's environ·
\Vhile Congress wrestle s with v&rtous proposals on
how to organize federal antipolluUon eUorts, California's
Legislature is wrangling over how best to raise the huge
amount of money needed for air pollution research and
regulation1 •. " --~ __ me.ol under control. .. ... ....
Among proposals for such !inandng at the stale
Jovel are these:
-A state excise tax on new automobiles to raise $120
million annually. A bill for this purpose authored. by
Assemblyman John V. Briggs (R·Fullerton) was ap-
proved last week by the Assembly Ways and Means
Committee and has moved to the lower house floor for
debate.
-Allow hi~hway user tai:es, now limited to highway
construction purposes, to be used for air pollution con·
trot and development of rapid transit systems.
-Increase cigaret taxes by five cents a pack.
-Pass a $500 million bond issue.
-Increase the sales tax. -Amend the cpnstitution lo allow gasoline tax money
to be used in the antipollution fight. -Divert a fraction oC a cent ol the tax on both gas·
oltne and fuel oil use<!' by indQstry.
Of all the measures proposed, Assemblyman Briggs'
proposal to levy an excise tax on new cars is th!} most
unfair and Inequitable. It's nothing but a political cop.
out to raise the money from the fewest voters. The new
cars and trucks with smog devices should not bear the
whole burden while the older vehicles, the worst culprits
in air pollution, carry none at all. The fairest, Jnost reasonable proposal ls to use a
fraction of a cent of the tax on gasoline and industrial
fuel oil so that the burden is shared by all contributors
to alr pollution from the use of petroleum products.
Either that, or raise vehicle license fees -or some
combination of the two. The internal combustion motor is rated as contribu·
tor of at least 60 percent of all air pollution. It seems
simple justice that·the 15ource of environmental pollution
Considering the number of vehicles on California
roads, Jt's not an insurmountable burden. Registrations
of automobUes, trucks, trailers arid motorcycles totaled
13,138,794 In 1969, up 643,363 from 1968. ·
Orange County ranks second to Los Angeles County
wlth 914,495 registrations in 1969, up 69,250 from 1968.
So. whatever Jinancing method Js finally chosen for
the antipoJlution effort, Orange County will be near the
top in paying for it.
The Fad of Hairiness
l-Jairlessness - a smooth-shaven fa ce -represents
an unnatural state in man.
This was pointed out recently by one or our readers.
He was thinking about natural facial differences between
men and women -and also about the uptight condition
of many Americans today who insist on equating hairi·
ness with hippiness or uncleanliness or un·American·
ness. There is, of course, no such equation , unless the
critics of hairiness would also call many of our most
illustrious ancestors unclean or un-American, especially
incl uding Abraham Lincoln. Sideburns. for example.
took their name from Gen. Ambrose E. Burnsides of
Civil War fame .
How long the fad will last, no one knows. \Vhat does
milady say? Smooth-shaven, non-scratchy skin on the
loved one? Or the tickle of whi skers?
Masculine whims notwitbstandinjt, it's a safe bet
the fad will last as Jong as the OiSlaff side encourages
or merely tolerates it -and no longer.
Rypocrltical Special Interest Legislation An Educator
Depriving Public of Pay TV
For nearly 20 years now the Congress,
the Federal Communications Commlasion.
and various federal courts have bee•
struggling with the quesUon. o f
S'l'V-!Ubscription television.
Year after year hearings hive been
held on a variety of bills designed to
instruct the FCC on bow to deal with
the problem.
Some proposals would have prevented
STV entirely. Others would have provided
broad opportunity for its •development.
()lie that is currently 6 e f o r e
C.00gress-HR·l6418-is usually described
as a pro-STV measure. It would
authorize, under Ci?rtain circu mstances,
pay-as-you-look telecasting enterprises.
BUT, AS AMENDED and fitlally report~
ed out of committee recently, the measure
would turn out-in the opinioo of m06t
aubscrlptlon television advocates--to be
ao complicated and restrictive that it
would effectively kill off the thing it
purports to nouri sh.
Thus a bipartisa n majority of the
House Interstate Commerce Committee
"'urges passage of this bill" aftd describes
it as an ''authorization of
STV •.. accompanied by adequate
nfeguards to protect the public in·
terest."
But a bipartisan committ..."e minority
reports, "This is mischievous legislation
dJclated by powerful interest groups-the
broad casters and thea ter owners. The
hypocrisy of the legislatios is obvious
m its face."
THE MINORITY reported declares:
''Stripped of all the emotional rhelorla
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the simple qu estion Involved ls whether
the public shou ld have the right, if
Jt chooses to exercise that right, to
pay a small fee to see on the television
acreen in their own homes programs
unavailable on the conve1Uonal free
television system, or whether they stiould
be denied that right la order to protect
the economic self.Interest of the '1V
networks, their broadcaster affiliates
and the movie theaters.
t•n.c opponent& of STY, having failed
repeatedly in this and prior Congresses
to have this committee report a bill
directly banning STV, have now dis·
ingenuously succeeded by a n4JT0w
margin in reporting a bill which purports
to authorize STV but would provide
restrictions intentioriatly designed to
render STV operations economically
unworkable • , •
"THE HYPOCRISY of the legislation
Is obvious on its face • , • ls it any
wonder that our youth are cynical about
our sense of values when the very com·
mittee which reported lhe Fair Packag·
ing and Labeling Act now is trying
to flimflam the House of Representatives
with a bill whlch, acco rding to its labe l,
regulates STV, when each and every
member of that committee kno\vs that
legislation is intended to destroy any
possibility or STV."
Interestingly enough, says the repart,
groups of middle and lower income
citize1111 appear to favor STV, which
is a contradiction of the old network·
theater owner argument that adding pay·
to-see broadcast chaanels would resul t
in a degradaUon of the quality of the
TV the citizen now gets free. ''The
common theme of these groups •.•
was that lhe savings and conve nience
which STY would provide mig~t grant
them their only oppartunlty to see a
Broadway play, an opera or even to
view a curre11t motion picture in view
of the present high prices , ••
mE MINORITY concludes therefore:'
"Everyone agrees there should be
greater divers.lty in television pro-
grammi1g. The present system of eom•
mercial television, despite its many
wonderful achievements which we .ap-
pl aud, has failed to produce the desired
diversifi cation, ancf..il is wishfu l thinking
that this will change •.• All too often
the result Is programming that appeals
lo th e loy,.·est common denominator of
public taste.''
As the committee report observes,
there are but three apparent ways to
fin ance T V programs-through ad·
vertising revenues; through subsidy
payments made either by government
or charitable foundations to provide
public service or educationaJ broad·
casti ng; or through s ubscript io n
television.
\Ve have two kinds. commercial TV
and educational TV, now. irs lime tor
Congress to 1na ke a clear authorization
for the third, STY.
Sarasota, Fla., tleraJd.TribWJc
Still Caught • Ill the Draft
1'Conscri ption has been ihe cancer ot
cfvilization." Many of America's draft.
age young men would hasten to agree
with Basil Uddell Hart, the British
military wrilei'. They are e'lpected to
try in increasing nwnbers to resort to
a new ~y out of the dr'aft provided
by the Supreme CoW't on June 15. Rules
governing conscientious objectio n to
military service were liberalized in a
5-3 decision.
The court said a youth can be ex-
empted from service if he has strong
moral or eth ica l objections to war In
any fonn. Religious convictions need no longer be claimed to \\'in exemption
as a comcientious objector. Coming on
tile eve of the second draft lottery on
July I. the decision moved the coun·
try another step closer to a fina l show.
down on military conscription laws.
Immediately after the Supreme Cou rt
ruling, Curtiss W. Tarr, the new selective
acrvlc@ director, said it was not llkrly
~ ••open the floodgates'' to mass 9 .
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Monday, July 13, 1970
The editorlol page of th< Dallu
Pilol stclu to inform and 1tfm-
tilatt rtadtrs bl/ prescntfnO thii
uw1paper'1 opinion1 and com-
mcntor11 on topica of intere1t
a.mi 1ianfflto.nce, by providing n
forum for the tzprtulon of
our rtaehrt' opfnfom, and bu
prtttnt.lng tht dlver11 view-
poinu of informed ob1crver1
a.nd 1pokc1mtn o" &.opicr of the <1au.
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emptions. Strict guidelines have gone
out to the 4.087 local draft boards govern·
ing the eligibility of those who claim
exemption under the new ruling. "My
suspicion is that Congress wUI want
to look at this," Tarr added.
INCREASING UNPOPULARITY of the
Indochina war and the draft has led
more and more young men to Sttk
exemption as conscientious objectors.
'"1t number of objectors registered Ylith
local boards bas Increased from 21 .67:1
In 1967 to 37,834 as of March 31, 1970.
Another stgn of unhappiness with tho
draft Is the soaring number of appeal~
from l·A cla~Ulcatlona. Appeals to state
boards mount«!. rrom 9,741 In 1965 tG
165,0M lalt year. Appeals to the preslden·
tl al board incrtased from J63 to 3,08t
during the wne period.
When 1ppta]J ire exhausted, many
youtha choo!o jall over conterlptlon.
"Growing dissent 1g11nst th@ war in
Indochln1 has cre1ttd 1 ntlf 'palltical'
populaUon of draftcard burners, milllAry
strvlce evaders and Selective Service
oftlcC'I ransacktn In the federal prisons
ol the United States.'' reports a.
Washington Post. writer;
Sorot observer& are convlnced that
draft Jaw Inequities are th@ root cause
of yooth revolt . Samuel Lubell, the
pollster, ha.'i wrillen: "The failure 10
adjust the draft In 1963 can be said
to mark the beginning or our youth
crisis .•• For every young man take n
Into the servlct, three or fou r times
u -many would feel they had to /ind
ways of evlldina Lhe dra!I , postponing
career ·decisions and building u p
resentments against society."
PRESffiE!'.'T NIXON has tried lo deal
v.•ith these objections. The lottery system
he instituted lasl fall was aimed at pro·
viding a more equita ble draft. Bul it
fell considerably short of being totally
fair. Some local boards ran through
their pools of eligible manpower faster
than olhcrs. A sieve of exemptions and
deferments stHI pennitted 60 percent
of those subject to the draft to escape
service. Eve n the'. new ruling en con·
scienlious objection discriminates in
Ja,·or oft~ with helter educations.
The President asked Congress on Aprll
24 to abolish all new undergradua t@ stu·
dent deferments. Occupational
deferm ents were ended by executive
order. The moves were part of the
preparation for the eventual swltcll-over
to · an All·votunteer force. But con.
grcssioool reaction to the initiatives has
been coot. \l'ilh the two armed se rvices
committees falling to schedule hearings.
Pending real reform, lhc rich 'IYill con·
linue to 11:0 to college -and lhe poor
to Vietnam.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
J think .all women should be "llber·
atl'd" Into the mfn's world or jobs
•.• Including btlng called In lhc
Selective Strvicc lottery!
-If. J. B.
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nv• "' -"' fl flltM!t Oll'o oau• ,.lltl,
Sees a New
University
"Today·s campus Jn c rea si n g I y
resembles a game farm where there
is no keeper and wh ere all the fences
have been laken down," writes Dr.
Sarfl.ttefB. Gould, chancellor of the State
University of New York, in "Today's
Academic Condition" (10l pages, $4.95),
publlahed ncently by McGraw-Hill. The
head oC the nation's largest university
system foresees continuing troubles for
the university which will eventually lead
to new and radically changed forms
ot education in the 21st century.
THE VERY SUCCF..SS of mass higher
education, writes Chancellor Gould, has
been part of its undoing. The university
by its very nature has allowed "a more
ideal environment for free expression
and for free exchange of ideas and
emotions than any other in.'itltution in
the land," but this same atmosphere
of freedom can lead to Went and
even excessive disruption. Dr. Gould ap-
proaches the American campus crisis
from a new perspective and predicts
fundamental changes for ou r system of
higher education.
In the book's fore"·ord, former U.S.
Commissioner of Education James E.
Allen characterizes the author as "a
man who refuses to compromise with
quality and professional standards," who
''has provided inspired leadership not
only for the Stale University of. New
York but for a!I of higher education
in New York State and beyond ."
IN "TODAY'S ACADEft11C CON·
DITION,"' Dr. Gould questions the
seriousness which many students bring
to the reform of their campuses. He
writes, "The process of obtaining sup-
port, moral or financial, is a time-con·
sumjng one. It Is far too complicated
and protracted a process for the im·
patient student, or the even more im·
patient minority groups, lo accept
wilhout disillusionment." Piecemeal con·
cessions to change must £Ive way to
a total reassessment of the very concept
of a university, tn which "the keenest
minds and most humane souls" wtthln
each institution must acUvely participate.
THE AUTHOR PREDICTS that, within
the next three decades, the university
will undergo a series of evolutionary
changes. Among many other requisites
to survival, the new uni versity must
anUcipate major social upheavals long
before they emerge as acute social prob·
lcms, and cope 'A'ith them within the
scope of its educational tools. "The
university of the luture will no longer
be able to ignore many ·or the swift
changes taking pl1ce outside its gates,
because some of UKlle outside lbc gates
are prepared to go inside ttie campus
and demand attention and aid. The
university of tomorrow , for ltt own
survival, will have tn mon itor soclol
change and help bead off the tOCial
crlaos that 50 wrack our society today."
DR. GOULD FORESEES the ri,. o!
•·communiverl!ities" -institutions which
will encompass a host cf educational,
cultural and communication!! services.
all dtslgned to provide the citlzen "Aith
a cont1n1.1um or knowledge services
throughout his lifetime. The new com·
mlltllv,nlty "w ill lnttgrate all of the
community's resources to the intel!C<:tual
and s~le needs of !Ls people. !J --
/ ;/ Cbarfu 1.o ..
Result of Having
No Safety Valve
It has loog puzzled me why authorities
seem to feel that a sad situation can
be made to look better by blaming
it on "outside. agitators." What docs
it really matter where the agitation
comes from~
Jn most cases. of course, the all egatioo
isn·t true. \Vhen
a demonstr ation
erupts, or a riot ex-
plodes, it's usually
because the pressu re
has burst fr om the
inside and no safely
valve ·has been pro.
vided.
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Agitators can agi-.
late successfully
on l y wh e n th e
comm u n it y supplies no realistic
alternatives. Communists have been
agitating in the U.S. for SO years, and
have not succeeded in recruiting as much
as I percent of the popu lation into par1y
ranks.
INDEED, ONE OF the g r e a t
testimonia ls to the loy alty and basic
trust of the American Negro \vas the
fac t that he -whc might have been
thought to have Uie least to lose and
the most to ga in - never succumbed
lo Comrnuni!f. enticements even during
the darkest days of the Depression. Here
was a pure .. Proletariat," and it did
not respond.
It was not untll the Negro realized
that America·s promises outran its
perfor1T1ance that he changed his name
to black. and took on an air of militancy.
And, even here, the ttfarxist influence
is negligible.
l ~ydney J . Harri~ · j
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\\'HEN TllE BLACKS , or the students,
or any other group, begin to engage
in civi l disobedience, the fi rst reaction
or the authori ties is to blame those
•·outside agita tors." The implication
being lhat without such inflanunatory
aliens, the natives would be happy and
passive.
Obviously, that is a lot of hogwash.
If strangers can come into a communi ty
and incite the residents to Social action,
all this means is that the fuse was
there \\'aitlng to be lit, In facl. jt is
a bigger insult lo· the. authorities that
outsiders have a more decisive influence
on their people than they do.
IF I WERE A mayor or a governor,
I would be ashamed lo admit that a
few bedraggled orators \\'ere able to
lead my consti tuency into militant op-
position ; it would imply that l ha ve
done a rollen job of tending to their
needs, responding to lhcir complaints
and assuring their right s, '
A good and decent administration
\YOU ld innOC'ulate it<; people against suet!
agitators -nol by banning or jailing
them but by making sure that grievances
are promptly and justly taken care of,
that lines of comm uni talton are open
that the instrumenl s of law arc equallf
available lo aU segments, not used by
one group against the other. When
peaceful altcrnalives <ire available
nobody but H nut \Vilt listen to th~
voices of violence.
When a Child D.a1·ts Out
Rare is the parent, and rare Is the:
motoris t. \\'ho has not b:?en haunted by
the vision of a child darling out in
front of nn oncoming automobile. Vet.
traglcal!y, such accidents are ::inything
but rare.
If a child ls injured or killC<l in this
marute r. who bears the l cg a l
responsibility?
111 a sense the child himself is at
fault. since he "look the initiative" in
causing the accident. But the law adjusts
jls standard of care to :it the age
of the Individual. In most of these
darling-out cases, the child is too young
to be tagged with the Jabel of neglige nce.
YES, Tiil: FACT th at the chlld l.'1
not respo nsible docs not autom atic.e ll y
shift responsibility to the motorh~t. Our
impulsive, humanitarian .'lympnthy for
the youthful victim does not justify
placing, the blame on someone who Is
truly blameless.
Thus, a motorist is ordinarily n o t
liable for runn ing down the child who
darts out suddenly from behind a parked
car. f"or ~there ls no thing to give the
mi:Jlortst fair Yt'iimlng or what l.'1 to
aimc.
But there are many circumstances
"'hich should put the molorlst on a
spetiffl alert. An obvious example is
tile presence of a child in the strttt.
The motorist should not auume, cvc11
Ir he blows hls hom, that the child
will promptly and prudent!!' retreat to
the liidC\Vlilk.
£\'EN IF TllERE .t.'I no child In 8lght1
ot.her telllale 1i1ns m1y-t."fY c1utron.
For ~xample:
Law in Action
In one case. the ral:t that A ba ll
bounced into the .strecL \~as held good
re11son for an oncoming motorist to ex-
pect lhal a child might follov.•.
In another case. a posted noliei: of
"CHI LDREN AT PLAY'' \\<I S held sul·
ficie~t to rall for extra careful driving.
It 1s true that this special responsibility
on !he motonsl. when children are in
sight or 1n prospect. has a tende111cy
lo slow the movement of traf!ic .
But ii. Is also true that cars arc
klll!ng thousands of our youngslcrs every
year. The law is 'ol'illlng to 1Slow the
lraffic. to slow the slaughter.
At1 A111t rica" Bar Associatio11 p11 b.
lie service-feature by \Viii 8er11ard.
---BIJ George---•
Dtar George :
Every time I wear n1y biki ni
to lhe beach nm. are always star·
ing ~t me. \Vhal Ola~es n1en like
U111t, .anyhow? And don't give me
some siJly ans"·er about not. wear·
ing a bikini.
ETHEL
Dear Elbel ;
You 're right, Nol wtaring 1
bikini wouldn·t be the 11f1!1A.·er to
you r problem -thry "'ould just
st.arc harder.
Have you considered 1tay)na at
home-,
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NINE DIED IN THIS TWO.CAR COLLISION TERMED SF'S WORST
Witness Says Cars Flew Into Pieces; Engine Thrown 300 fMt From Twisted WNCk
W ors.t . i:ta SF History
9 Killed in Collision
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -"l heard a noise like a jet," an hour, lt went into the turn,
Nine young rock fans cram-a witness told a califomla out of cc:ritrol, and hit this
med a red Mu.st.ang early Highway Patrol offktr. "'This olher car. It exploded, Not
blue Porsche came by. at a in names, but just flew
Saturday morning and headed speed I estimated at 120 miles apart."
north across the Golden Gate ----------------------!
lkldge for a pop music QUEENIE By Phil Jnteriandi
festival In San Raiael.
In the opposite direction, r-------------------1
Robert A. Symons paid his
50 cents at the bridge's toll
plaza and jammed his ac-
celerator to the floor. He ap-
parently was tl-ying to show
two medical secretaries how
fast his 1970 blue Porsche
. · would go. The sports car was
so new the temporary plates
were still on.
Seconds later his c a r ,
traveling an estimated JOO
miles per !lour, hurtled head-
on into the Mustang on the
approach to the bridge. The
Porsche's en gin et was
hurled 300 feet. Nine persons
were killed -six m the YOUfl8
rock rans, Symons and the
two secretaries. It was San
Francisco's v.-orst traflic ac.
cidenl
Mine Gases
Suffocate
2 Marines
WINTERHAVEN, Ca Ii f.
(AP) -Rescuers report they
have located the bodies of
two Marines who w e r e
overcome by carbon monoxide
in the shaft or an abandoned
gold mine near this com-
mWJity 18 miles northwest of
Yuma, Airz.
Imperial County sheriff's of.
ricers, with the help of
emergency units from as fa:
away as Los Angeles, were
hoping they could rerover the
bodies today from the 200·foot
level ()( a maze of tunnels
dug 600 feet into the earth.
The two dead were iden-
tified as Robert }{night, 20,
of' Buffalo, N.Y., and Geori:e
Lopez, 19, of Omaha, Neb.
Still o,vner
Faces Charge
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -
Three penons arrested by
federal agerts for operating
a moonsbl.ne st.ill in the
mother lode have b e e n
transferred to Sacramento for
legal proceedings.
El Dorado County sheriff's
deputies said Mrs. Anna Hoyle,
James J. Yielding. 4 3 ,
Placerville and Robert Hill ,
20, Clinton, Miss., were
transferred to Sacramento
Sunday ror arrai gnme nt
before the U.S. Commissioner.
The still was found Friday
by agents of the Alcollol, .
Tobacco and Firearms
Division of the Treasury
Department am 1herl f{ I 5
deputies who raided Mrs.
Hoyle's remote farm about
five mlle.s IOUth of El Dorado.
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From Wire Services
PALO ALTO, Ca!U. -A
coofrontaUon over a rock
music curfew has ended In
tbe arrest of about 260 young
persons, window damage and
minor Injuries to three police
officers.
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block area.''
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U.em of the explosive,
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squad said only an extra
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or a timer clock prevented
an explosion.
About 120 officers corraled
the crowd at a park early
Sunday after wlndows were
smashed at a financial center
and several bl.Jslnesses.
Hyd1e said the t h r o n g
chanted threats to repeal a
rampage which damaged the
area luly 4 after II persons
•
were arreeted for violating 1
b8TI on amplified music after
11 p.m.
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the ban Saturday nlgbt at-
tracted about 1,000 youna:
persons and 800 older persorui
invited by businesses to watch.
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the plaza, and police moved
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of assa. 't with a deadly
weapon after' Police saldlie
tried to run dow1. arresting
officers with his van.
John Dolly, coordinator for
the Mlds>enlnsula F r e e
University, said, "No word to
disperse was given aod no
one was allowed to leave the
area.''
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Royal Visit To U.S. Includes Cooki-out
WASlllNGTON (UPI) -
Wlmn. P-f'Mldent N I J O n ' I
dll!Flen Tricia aid Julie .Elleabower decided to have
a reluod cookout al Camp
Da.i.I fGr Outdoorsy Prince
Qllrles and Prtnc<ss Anne. lllOf wert learinl a page out
"' llls1<117 book!. ,,_--moet memorlble event
of· tbe Jtate visit in June,
1"9, ol King George VI and
Qu-Elizabeth was the
lfpleol Am<rican picnic Presi·
-Fnnklln D. Roosevelt ud bit wife Eleanor gave
et tlle1r Hyde Park, N.Y ..
lltate lfbere bot dogs were -Since the July 111-18 visit ti. Buckingham P a I a c e • s
YoUQ&er set is billed as "in-fonnal.'' NI.ion's daughters
and -11>-Jaw David are hop-
ing lo lhow a slice · d lile,
.. USA«ylt," to Great .Bri·
taiD's prince and princes5 on
their -visit to 1his country. '!be-· pl11J!!.preswnably are in line with the desires
ol Queen Elizabeth and Prince
Pll1llj>, .mo ...,, t he I r
-to he themselves and hive a good time. "They are
• ~ own there," Philip
bas nµnorbd.
V1llTil RARE
Despi1• lhe jet age and the
ciooeneai ol the United States
ml Eoclml in ,..., ... times,
vlllls by the Briilsh royal p!etod • --k loot "'
family are rare. Canada Jn a "blaze o I
SUU remembered 'in triumph" but were ap-
Washingtoe ii the visit by prehenoive-about their visit
tile young Prince ol Wales, now the 'Duke of. Windsor, in to the United States because
November, 191f. supporters of the Irish
It was a year after World Republican Army (IRA) were
War 1 ended and his royal active in Detroit and Buffalo
bl,_ ,_.ted,a greaL-and-reporfA!d to-he--ln-an
ally against the Kaiser. He visited the American Red ave~eful mood.
Cross, went to w alter Reed In his «iginal omceplioo
Anny Hospilsl to shake hands ol the visit In 11139, President
with wounded so'dien and Roosevelt recognized the war
placed a wreath ~ the tomb clouds tn Europe and had the
of George Washington at tnrernatiOnal 1ituation pro-Mount Vernon. He also paid a call on ailing menently in mind. He wan~
Presidert Woodrow WiJson, to off~ proo.f ol Anglo-Amert-
then sUll able to converse. can fnendship.
He bad tea with Mrs. Wilson Mrs. Roosevelt wrote that
and-her daughters and alsp th~ .~resident 1~as aw~e of
was given large recepUons by cnt~osm and supen:1~1at11 l~
top.ranking off i c i a Is in feeling toward the Bntish m
Washington. this OOWltry and wanted to
When h~e visited demonstrate a deep bond in
Pblladelphta. tens of timeofdanger.
thousands lined the streeb as 1be king and queen spent
he passed by. In New York, two crowded June days in
there were more cheering hot, humid Washingtoo but
masses. somehow maintained smiles
The excitement and charm for the throogs who turned
of the visit of King George out to cheer them.
VI and his Scottish Queen are
:memorably pottrayed in a
biography by John W .
Whetler--
BLAZE OF~H
Wheeler-Bennett wrote that
their _majesties had just com-
HUGE CROWD
111n the course of a Jong
life I bave seen many im-
portant events in Washington,
but never have I seen a crowd
such as llhed the whole route
between Union Station and the
White House," Mn. Roosevelt • publicized and touched the
said In her diary. hearls ol • kiericaos coo-
Newspaper beodlines read: C:.rned the S.year-<ld daughter
••The Br l ti 1 b Retake of Harry Hopkim, adviser and
Washingt.on," and u 1 u ally close friend of Roosevelt.
acliHongue Intf!ior 5ecrttary The little girl ,expresaed
llarold Ickes noted that "the disappointment that the King . and Queen were not dressed
King and ~-made 1 very like the kings and ,..,.., of
good lmpreos\on • • . tlley he< faitj stories. -
were gracious.'' . The Queen beard of the
But lckes was less kind child's despalr and suggested
toward the behavior of his that the little girl be in the
colleagues during the royal hall <l the White House as
visit. He wrote tilat Viet they left, f« a dinner party
President Jchn N. Garner, at the-BnUsh Embassy.
.mo .sat at the ~een's right SAW QUEEN
hand at the White Hoose state dinner, exercised "no more There she saw: pass cl~e
sell-restraint than he would befa:e ~ the King, weanng
have shown at a church sup-. the insignia of the Order of
per at Uvalde, his hometown ~ Gar:ter ,and .the Queen! ra-
in Texas. He also chided di~nt m her s w e ~ p 1 n g
Speaker William B. Bankhead crmollne, .)ew1!1s and diamond
Uara. -stopped and spoke
to her, and br-ohe
turned to ber rather: "Daddy,
ob daddy, I have aeeo Ibo
fairy queen." ,
Protocal provalled when her
majesty Queen ~ D
and Prince PIOlip _. Oil
a stale vi<it to the Unlitd
States in October, 1957.
They were the guests ol.
the late President and -MJ"s.
Dwight D. Ejsenhower and
thousands ol Washlngtonlans
turned out to salute the f9Ya1
procession as it rode down
Constitution. Av~ue. The
Queen struck spectator$ as
much prettier than her pic-
tures. The Prince displayed
a casual air and wit that suit"
ed Americans fine.
Now it's time ror their
children's visit.
for treating the King like "a
visiting Elk."
SOLONS IMPRESSED If Q !1!-?uAll~9.1! •~nd~:l:,:~~NR
The" senators and House
members were bnpressed: by
the King's friendliness and
humar-·and the·Queen's··grace.'
Author Wheeler-Bennett said
that royalty to Americans at
the time was synonymous with
"stuff-shirtedne:Ss. ,,
10rie sen1tor at a reception
on Capitol Hill grasped the
King's hand and said: "My,
you're a great qu~picker."
One inclde!W that was widely
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Female Mouse Won't Wander
CHECKING •UP•
By ALLEN llOYD
IF WHEN.Jn Vegas"you bet
$10 on every to&! of the dice,
you can expect to lose $333
ar: hour, Or so say the statisti·
ci ans .••. TO ABOUT FOUR
cut of fi ve of us, the red
taillights on cars always a~
pear \o be a little farther
away than they act uall y
are .... THE ft.IALE MOUSE
wanders all over the place,
but the female mouse rarely
gets more than 50 feet away
from her nest, and this is
how it should be, certainly.
THE THIRTIES -'Mozart •
composed ''The Afaniage ol
Figaro" at tre age of 30.
Thomas Jefferson put-together
the Declaration of Independen-
ce at 32. Albert Einsteln came
out with the theo·ry of relativi-
ty at 37. William Shakespeare
wrote "Hamlet" when 38. Tiif
foregoing facts are frequently
cited by scholars to prove
that creative .... men do their
best v.·ork ii'! their thirties .
. CUSTOMER SERVICE -Q
1'If a moose could get social
security, how old would it be
before it could dr aw same?"
A. We seem to be a little
long on mice items today.
do we not? No matter. At
about ooe year and a half
a mouse would have longevity
equi valent to our age 65. Q.
"Nei ther snakes nor frogs
close their eyes, right?" A.
Sn~es don't~ They haven't
any eyelids. Jtciwever,,.. frogs
not only close their eyes, but
do SCI every time they swallow.
So do toads.
IN ANY GIVEN 24 boors
It's said, th e average d~
will bed down in seven dit-
ferent places. Iuteresting. Am
acquainted with a fellow like
that. He should have been
a deer, I think. His name
is Jake, and at last report
he wa s in a tn(lh!.! at oh
nevennind. "BE SPEciF1c:
BOY," an old city editor said
to me once. "Don't just tell
me you've got backbone. Tell
me fOU'Ve got 26 vertebrae."
That-was Frank Ferguson of
Spokane's "The Spokesman.
Review." Fergy.
TEETH -The m<>re money
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you make, the more dental
cavities you get. So concluded
researchers who undertook a
survey of tooUt trouble at
government expen~. Bunk!
What they ,did was ex.amine
records, In dentists' offi~.
All lhat proved Is Ille mar<
money yau make, the more
often you can 1 afford to go
the dentist. Incidentally, the
&amft suryey· concluded more
women than men haVe bad
teeth. Blink again! MOre
women than men have time
to go to dentists,
GOING ON a long trlp?.
All right, sir, put another
pound ol pressure In the
tires. , .WHY THE WOMEN
of Japanese extraction
worldwide show Ute least In-
cidence of breast ~r has
never been e1plaipe d .
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YOUNG FELWW, il you
want to shoot off your sling-
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got to have a license.
Your questfoni and com-
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-··-Jf DAILY PILOT M....,, .A>l1 13, 1970
.Horse From H~story
Ap-paloosas 01t Display at County Fair
By PATRICK BOVU:
Of .... o.1/1( ,., .. SI.if
A distinctive breed or hone
will be the center of altractlon
for many equestrians and
pedestrians coming lo ihe
Orange County Fair.
The colorful Appa-., a
breed once' made nearly u-
tinct by the U.S. cavalry, will
be on display throughout the
-'iix days of the fair, vlhich
opens Tuesday.
The Appaloosa is the only
equine breed to have its eye
encircled with white like a
human'•, mottled stin and
hoofs striped vertically with
black and white. They are
olt.n confused at. flrsl glance
with n>ans, paints and plntOll
~ause of their coat patterm.
Some have dart coats with
blankets of polklHloUed whlle.
Some have tiny colored dots,
others huge spota four Inches
In diameter. Still other ap-
De•tlt Notice•
ICOOM
C1,1rU1 L .. lloam. 2"22 SllllWIJW UM, u..,,,. N1-i. surv....., DY ""Aft'" Mt. •rtd M,.. IC-lti fl.. lloom1 1!1~ Tttl
B'-tl1 M,.. H1rry "'"'' P'l11th1 ti! of L .. \lna Nlevth Nltrn.1 •r•nclNrtntl,
Mr. Md Ml'I. A, W. Bloom, L-IHc:h1
m.i-• .,.•ndNrtnts, Mr .and Mn. J, z.r ... 1, Wl"'lllOI'. CG1orada1 ,,..., .. ,,~
morlllf', Mra, lv.y Thorl'lforl, ""°'"he,
Arti-. Strvlc" wtll ti. TUMdloy, I ,.M,
P1<lflc View CllaNI. lntwrMlll, f'1cltle
\'I-~I ,,rte, Oir.c-t.cl bV ,ltllk
View MomlllY,
DUlflA•
!<re'* II:. Dl#INr, ltMr Adm. (lttt.)
U.S. N1w, of lM Ofllo l'l1c .. C11t1
M-. Dlfe ol dMtft. JulY 11. kllYIWod
1w 1'111 •lff, AM M~ Colf1 Mttl1 ~
ter, H.ie.. CuftMr, H-Yor111 11~-.
Al ,..r1MI'", Loi ""9eln. S1n1lcn, 11
AM Mon111r, JulY 211, S..wt1ll1 Cl'l9Pll,
l1111nn1nt, v.,_,,., Admlnftlr•tlon Cem·
el...,, S1wtll11. llllt Co1f1 M-Mor•
tul1Y1 dl~I.
peloosu have white specks
on 1 dark background all over
lh<lr body.
Drawings or the rare Appa·
Joos.a color scheme have been
found In the caves or early
man in France, actually mak-ID& lhe br...i prehistoric. Spot.
tfd horses later appesred In
Chinese artistry dating Crom
500 8 .C. and in Persian art
ol lh< 14th century.
1be Appaloosa wrpte a page
of American his tory. Coming
lo Mtxico from Europe with
shipments or goods around
1600, the use of the versatile
horses spread northward. By
abc:U 1730, the Nez ,Perce ln·
dians wer: using them. 11resent name. What WIS left
. Encouraged by the st.amio.I, of the breed came from a
inlelllgence and colorful mark· sect! of W••"·~--"ed l.np, the Nez Perce bred their • OD __............. C.u
best Appaloosas for the next the .PaJooee area. An owner
hundred years. But the breed of one of tbe horaea wu
nearly disappeared att.r lhe known to have a psloose. Thua
Nez Perce war or im. the name Appaloosa.
Led by Chief Jooeph the With the (ormaUoo ol an
tribe made 1 daring1.-mlle org~tlon dedicated to
dash to Canada over aome preservmg ' the breed, the
of the m08I rugged terrain number of the bprses began
In the Weal, out.running five to grow and their quallly lm-
U.S. Armies. The Jndlana were proved. ~y! there are more
nuuilng with lhe extrs bunlen than 100,llllO rel)lltend Ap-
of good.! women and children pa1oosas ln the country, 20,000
and bad it not been for ~ of them in California.
telegraph line, the Nez Perce To be defined as an Ap-
would have made it. palao&1, the horse mu 1 t
When the soldiers did catch possess the white eye band,
the Indians, the Anny at. the mottled skin and the
tempted to wipe out the Ap-st.riped hooves, but It must
paolosa horse by gelding all also have "two spots visible
of the studs and breeding the with the naked eye at 20 feet."
mares wKb pl.ow hones. More than 400 of theae spct.
Not until 1931 wu U at· ted hones will take part in
!empt made to keep lhe hones the fair aolivlU.., acc.nlillg
from completely disappearing. to John Colyer, president of C-WARI, a conglomerate of 1be Appaloosa Horse Club was all California Appaloou clubs.
fanned, and a few descendanta The horses and their riders
making up the foundation will be competing for '3,5CIO
stock. in prir.e money in such eventa
M111 And it waa not until then as cow handling, Jwnpi"• and Hlt'tllrt c. M.u. llll MOiio¥ Drl'te, Munt-•-e
l11110o1' lllCll.. 0.19 ol -.111, Jt.1IY It. that the bones '°' their polo. survl\led '"' "'-Mlrlon T....-. llrv·r------------'-----------1
Ices -· ..... !hit• momllll l't IG AM II t111 W"'dlff Mortt.111"1' Cllaflel. In"""""",
F1lr1'11-Mltt'lorlll l'lrlt. W11lctlft Mor-
tv1ry, dll"tetol'S.
HOf'klJd
Jotirl TWTlll'ICI t+otklN, t7I Cllflbrldft
W1r. N__.i lletdl. DIM flt dllttl. Mr
10. 5urv1"11 Ill' •l.._ .... "' '9Vtlllll'1
E lll.I'-"' Gr9nkll. Sin #Minot 2 tl"llMl-
cfllld1'911, lttvlcn wm ti. l'leN Morld9r.
' J1111' IS. 1 l'M l'ldflc Vllw °*"'· 111-''"'*"'· l'aclfle View Memorlll ,..111. DlrKtl(I bY l'1clflc View Mlr1\llry,
MUl'I"
9"'11 Hull, •5" Puffl" Avenue, Fou,,l1!n
\'11L..,, Defe ol d11ll\, J11ly 12. SUrvlvld
bY 11..-lal•blnd, Wll!llC9. Arr1-t1 ~. Somlll\1' MorluelY, Huntln11 ... ......
•••tnn• t4ll'Old E1rt krw!UI', U. f/l 1'5S S11ptrlor
A-. Cllffl Mete, o.t. OI' dHtfl, July
11 11 St. Glbrfll .._,,II In Llt11e fl'I U ..
M1M. SUrvlwcl bV kl• •lfl', Alfr9dll
bl'oll\lr, F,.nt:, St. M1r1H. ld1hcn 2 11•
, ... " Mrl. ll:OY IM• .... l l1rtllf', Burtrum.
Mln11.1 Mr1. Jar (El11) 81ood, Sw1nvl111,
Minn. S ..... lcn Wiii be' Wl(l1111d1r, July
15, 11 AM 1f lht 111:111 Cl'lutdl Ill s .. 11-
"ll!e, MIM, lnfttml!ll, ... rl!Md C-
111'1', Minn. Arrtl\9l!l'llnl1 wllh TM Sh91·
lll'·Glblon CM•I of s,,,.n.,m .. M1M. ... ,.
G_. .. Lytlt Pritt, It, ol :1172 ltlltw9ild
""'""'• C.11 Mtt1. D1t. ol -.ih, JUll' I. SU,.....,. bY 1i.p.o.V111t., (t\rt. l!ltltl
G. C-. Clllclll lll'vke I nd l,,,_I
11 NOOft Manely, Jt.11¥ ll. Wnlmlntler
M-l•I fl1rll: Mor1vil"I' Ind Cemetery. Wntml111ltl' Mln\Orl1I P1rli:, Dlrwtort.
KHltADlll
!inlrt..,. L. khr1der, Ult FOfllhlm. Co•••
MHI. 0Jtl of dMth, Jul¥ IJ. Survived
bY °"' d11o11ti1tr, Mr1. lttl't' Dubl. c~u11 M111. S..Vlcff wlCI lnllrrM111, Fort
W1ynt, lndll111. k ilt CMll /MM Mor·
t11t1Y kww1rd!M1 dlfl<torl.
WHllLIR
L..,rl Nld'rM WllMlll<', ~'26 EldHI StrMI,
COii• /MM, 0.11 of •"'· JulY 11, Sur·
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Our modem space age design furniture Is really bullt
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Mocler11 ''Peetho•••'' ••f•
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turn includ• kiln driod hardwood
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Orl9, $155 NOW
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Both children are getting ready for the annual Big
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
The firearms and alcohol
division of the Treasury
Department says some 100,000
machine guns are legally own.
ed throughout th e country. and
;i Joi niore are held unlawfully.
Agency region al c h i e (
~lalcolm F. Warner said his
bureau is averaging 30 gun
l'ases per month in Federal
court here, about half of them
1nachine gun violations.
A citizen with a good reputa-
tion can own a machine gun
by buylng a $200 tax stamp
and rilling out a lot of papers.
but Warner said "there are
God knows bow many people"
\\'ho art skipping t h e
formalities.
Wamer introduced newsmen
to Robert Sklll>tCkt aptci.al in-
vestigator who sald he has
done a lot cl, undercover work.
Skopect •id he !ta.Nd his
check.! by going to gun llhows.
"readilJi periodicals and the
like."
He s a I d "machine gun
freaks" have a parlance as
distinctive as that of narcotics
addicts or sa!eblowers.
''They'll speak of a piece
t gun) as being winged, or plug-
ged up and deactivated," he
said. ''They know the work-
ings of a machine gun as
\\'ell as the inventor does, and
~e of them will talk about
1 heir weapon like another man
\.\;u talk about his girl friend."
\Varner recalled a tractor
driver he "bagged" years ago
Democrnts Set V p Office for 'Future'
\VASHINGTON (UPI) -Presidential nomination. O'Brien was content to have
Professionals in politics used A lively speaker, hia help ShriV!r working with a more
to shudder whenever they will be much sought by limit,.d .mandate.
\\"ere ordered to do business Democratic Congressional \Vhen Shriver'• acceptance 1
with "citizens committees" in candidates for their fund-rais-or the new unpaid job was
elet.1ion campaigns. ing events. Those who get announced, House Democratic
They eventually tolerated his he lp will feel in debt. leader Carl Albert promised
those commiUees. at least as \Vhen the project was first that he would work in harness
necessary evils, because proposed, prior to Shriver's with the Democratic National
money and manpower could consent lo head it, the com-CommiUee and the party's
be provided by amateurs or mittee was described as in-Senatorial and Congressional
disenchanted p 0 J i t i c i a n s dependent -to be free oC campaign committees.
formerly attached to other three established Democrati<: Shriver said the new com.
candidates or parties. committees in fund-raising, mittee would raise no money
research and Congressional except to pay the expenses
Now more than I 0 0 campaigning. for a small office. He sounded
Democrats in the tlouse -Democrati c National as if the office would be large;
many with much experience Chairman L a w r e n c e F. Jy ·a glorified speakers' bureau
as candidates -have set up O'Brien, another alumnus of to 5i'!nd him and o t h et r
one of their own to try to Kennedy campaigns, erupted persona1ities to speak for and
help keep their party in con-in his office over1-'-'Ag n.A campa•~ w1'th ---"'dates for
t I r Co NUAW wo; -· \;41.NJ I ro o ngress. Potomac River. the House and Senate.
And a new political oftice He said be was aware that As one House member put
is opening in Washington with "IOIDe Democrats believed I(, if any future national con-
the tit I e "Coog rt!Ssional Sargent Shrlver'a ca rte r vention delegates listen to
Leadership for the Future" would be best served by Shriver and like what they •
under a committee headed by deveklping a greater iden-hear. they are free to v«e
Sargent Shriver, a Kennedy tifleation as a Democrat" and for him for the Presidenti al
family in-law. that Shriver had great talent nomination.
Shriver called it "a new as a campaigner and fu~ The natiooal political parties
kind of political organize· raiser. rarely nominate a Presidential
lion ... a citizens' committee But O'Bri"en .!law lhe pro-candidate who has never won
initiated by members of posed project as a source of an election. Shriver surveyed
Congress." coofusion and disunity ~d a Maryland this year and
Despite denial s, Shriver's spillway diverting funds from thought about running against
new assignmen"t will be the establi.!Jiled committees. Gi>v. Marvin Mandel in the
regarded by s u s pi c i 0 u s He and Shriver later con· Democratic primary. He found
Democrats as a catapull to'l-;r;:;..r=ed;:;.========th=e;:;out=look=b;:;l;:;ea;:;k;:;. ===;:;_I give him exposure as a pro-11
spective candidate for the 1972
Unloaded Guns
Banned by Bill
\\'hen he first. ;oioed the SACR.UtENTO (U PI -A federal agency.
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"The guy was d r i v 1 n g bill eitending the prohibition against carrying loaded guns
arou nd with the thing attached on public school or college lo his tractor." he said. campuses to u nl oaded ''\\'hen 1 went out t.o bring weapons has been signed by
hi1n in he told me: 'Mister. Gov. Ronald Reagan.
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3 DAYS ONLY 7.96 bi;"fore I got that machine gun The Governor announced
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respected me. But the minute Frank 1'.1urphy Jr. IR-Santa
1 strapped that baby on my Cruz), chairman of the
tractor. 1 got nothing bul Assembly Crimi nal Procedure
respect.' " . Committee. 1
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\V arner said he has 9Z -'-=========;,'! agents checking on I.he ac-
tivities of legitimate fi~anns
1letilcrs and owners and trying
to find persons ho I d i n g
machine guns illegtilly in the
ru~ \vestern states.
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Health Warnings Told
Concern Over Smoking Goes International
WASHINGTON (AP) -An
increasing concern over the J>*ib1e health hazards ol
smoking has r.esulted in in·
tmslve antJ tobacco cam-
paigns in at least 25 nations,
according to the U.S. Public
Health Service.
In spite of this effort. a
survey· gaW; unqualified bad
marks to seven other coun-
tries, while two more were
judged just SCHJO in their at-
taci. on smoking, the health
service reported.
While most of the anti-
smoking campaigns are o(
the nature used in the United
States-health warnings o n
cigarette packs, restrictions
oo advertising-the surv.ey
reported several unusual ap-
proaches.
"Several countries have United Kingdom labe1 reads:
taken, or are about to take, 'Danger: )be6e cigarettes can
action 'Prohibiting or sharply harm )'(l(ir health. Cigarettes
re.Wieting, c i g a r e t t e ad-are known to caUSe lung
vertising, particularly over cancer, bronchitis and heart
radio and television. disease.• "
"It is barred from television Jn the United states, the
in England and France, and present warning label reads:
from both radio and television · ;•caution; Cigarette Smoking
iu Argimtina, Czechoslovaklci. May Be Hazardous to Your
Iceland. Italy, Jtomania and ·ffealth." But the report noted
Switzerland, that, tiegirinihg in November,
"It will be eliminated from 1970. a new and stronger
radio and television in Finland health -warning will appear In
and Ireland in 19711 and in the U.S. It will read: The
Canada as soon as presenl Surgem G e n e r a I Has
contracts expire. In Thailand, Determined That Cigarette
the tobacco ............... ly eV1"'1N'lS Smoking ls Dangerous To "·-·-r--,,,..~ Your Heallh." f~~~~e~ a~~vertising · w i I l FILTER TlP cfGARE'ITES
Since all commercial ad-"The demand for filter tip
world o..w have warned about.
possible dangers t.rom smoi:·
ing, the lobaC<O lncluoliy
maintains there ls no cm-
clusive pnKi ol. • dired..-cau.
effect relatlonahip between
use of ttblcco anO any illness.
In noting _Bulgaria's get-it·
Jn-writing regulation, the
agency said: "The regulation
also -forbids smoking-where
co-workers include pregnant
women or nursing motben."
The study said Turkey,
P~rtugal. India, G re e c e ,
Colombia, Chile and Brazil,
have no kind ol gov,mme~
regulations nor legisla-
tion against smoking , nor any
really organized educational
programs, e1cept for a
"sporadic" one in Brazil.
And it said while the Philip. Foe instance, Bulgaria re-
quires that if you want to
smoke on the job. you must
get per.mis s ion -In ·
writing-irom any nonsmoking
fellow-workers.
vertising is banned in Den-cigarettes and cigarettes with
mark, Norway, Sweden and low 'tar' and nicotine levels
the Soviet Union there is no is increasing in several cOun-
broadcast cigarette. ad-tries," the agency said, ''sug-
vertising in those countries. gesting an increasing public
Cigarette advertising will be awareness ol the h e a l th
p~ibited from radio and hazards ol smoking." The
television in the United States agency noted the demand is
beginning Jan. 2. 1971. particularly stront in Austria,
HEALTH WARNING lABEU Canada, West Gennany, the
pines has an educational Pl°O" -..~~i!jl~~ gram in its schools against f"
smoking and Spain has a very
limited one conducted by a
private antitobacco league,
And poslers in facklries and
elsewhere in the Soviet Union
carrYing 5UCh Jegerids as
"How to Burn Up Your
Health."
"Health warning labels on Netherlands, Scandinavia"·ihd
cigarette packages are re-Jap;M.
quired in 1celand and Peru ." The Soviet Unlon Introduced
the report continued. "Warn-filter cigarettes recently, it
ing labels are being considered said.
neithEr country has a n y
regulations against smoking.
Belgium rated only a
qualified bou q ut t. 1be
American agmcy declared
Belgium is planning a na-
tionwide educational program,
but it won't be launched for
several months.
Summarizing the highlights
of the report by it'S National
Clearing House for Smoking
and Health, the agency said:
in Australia and the United Although several govern.
Kingdom •••• 'lbe propoeed ment and private reports the
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"I pull someooe o.,_•er and travel before you evtlD beCin
explain to them th&t 1bty are to apply the brakes ii • f1!et.
follDWing 12 feet behind the Add to tbM 190 feet (the car ahead of them wbile doing
50 mph, and they'll always di.stance set by the Nalimll Salely Council far brwkq ot say something like 'But officer 60 mph) and you have 241
I know I wasn't following loo feet as the over ... n tlqJpnc
cl06e, because I'm aware ol -t
the situatioo and I don't do diUnct for a car ~ to. That's provided lbe •rood, things like that,' " Gloshen weather, cars and drivers are
said. all in top coodition.
"So I ask them if they can Gloshen sald 1 commm
tell me how close they were argument he hears b: that
to the car Jn front of them.
and they say they don't know, the car in froot i:s not roinc
but they weren't tailgating. to stop on a dime. so all
Isn't that incredible?" he ask· the braking distance and reae--tioo distance statistics appJy
ed. to the lead car too.
Villa, as a traffic in-"ll's true, the car In front vestigator, sees the problem (rocn a statistical angle. Jfe drivers who find that they are
cited 30 rear-awl collisions in won 't start to react until you see his brake lights, so you've Newport Beach during the already lost his f'NC'tioo
month cl June. distance," the officer stated.
Both men agree the problem f ls serious because mot<rist.s They had suggestions or
oC all types and ages are drivers wh find that they are
ignoring a traffic law as im· bei~ followed too close.
"U """' can, move over," porlant to their safety as !l~ ,,~
ping far stop signs. ViHa said. "A lot of people
Section 21703 o{ the Catifor-get stubborn when they find they're beq tailgated and nia Vebicle Code states that reluse to move over. u you cars should be foUowed at a distance that is "reasonable foree a tailgating driver to
and prudent... do sornething like ~ when
it's not safe, and he gets in
As the otficers see it. an accident, he 'll probably
reasonable and prudent in~ take you with him," he wam-
cludes such obvious factors ed.
as weather, road cOnditions Another suggestion was to
and ""'"'1· increase speed, though both
"WbUe the idea ol foUowing men said moving over to let
at a cat length for eve ry the foUower by is the best
10 mites ol speed is a pretty idea.
good i~." Gloshen said, , r ''there are other factors in· 'I you can't move over
\IOlved." and you can't speed up, then
Icy lo signal the perllOll behind The one car l~tb for 10 yoo by tapping your brakes
tniies of'speed premise is not or giving a hand signal," Villa
written iot.Q the vehicle code. ltaid. -he' e.x.pllined. end it Is not
alWJys possi!>l6 to adhere to "Perhaps the people who get
· · tickets will remember to pay
it.uiW ~. Jf I'm driving atuntion to their fol~
a ~ car behind a van, distance,'' GIOlhen explained.
l'm 1oing to have to sticlt .. And l suppase some people
to Ole ooe length ror every will remember if you tell
10 miles pretty, c 10 8 e I y • them how much it costs them in insurance premiums or because 1 can't 1ee whal's traffic fines when they're in
happening in frotlt ol that van. an accident or get a ticket. "On the other hand, if I'm
in a van behind the sports "But we want them to
car, I'll have a little more remember because it's not
leeway because I'll have good safe. What we're trying to
visib,lity over the ............ s car," do is prevent people lrom get-~. ling hurt In accidents," he Gloshen said.
Villa said the majority ol °"'..,;;:.;;:d.=======;::,i rear~ coUi.slon reports read ,..
something like: "The driver
in front of me suddenly put
on his brakes and 1 was ooable
to stop io time."
Only One
He said motorists forget
that the distance involved .kl
stopping a car is
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George Kimball, a member of the Youth Interna-
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of Dou~Jas County, Kansas. He is unopposed on the
Democratic ticket but the incumbent sherifi and a
former undersherifi seek the Republican nomination.
Antiterrorist Law
-Hearings Planned
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Several,JllOlths after a surge
of explosions and b o m b
threats touched Qff calls for
new federal anliterrorist Jaws,
congressional committees are
arranging hearings on pr~
posed legislation.
Among proposals set for
review by a House panel next
week is legislation offered last
March by President Nixon,
who said: "The archaic and
criminal e I e men ts who
perpetrate such acts deserve
no more /patience or in-
dulgence."
Nixon's legislation is certain
to cause controversy because
-it provides the death penalty
when a tel'Torist act kills
someone.
However, some backers say
privately they mi&ht be willing
to scrap the capital punish-
ment provision if it endangers
an otherwise acceptable bill.
But they say long prison
terms for convicted bombers
are essential elements in an
effective legal approach to the
problem.
While a House judiciary sub-
CQITlniittee prepares for hear-
ings star!ing July 15 on sug-
gestions for control of in-
terstate trafficking in ex-
plosives, a S e n at e" in-
vestigating subcommittee is
reported planning an inquiry
later this month into "the
general problem or gombings
and terrorism."
The Senate panel headed by
Arkansas Democrat John L.
McClellan intends to "outline
the problem and t a k e
legislative recommendations
from a number of people -
and then go rorward from
there." a source said.
PtfcClellan is expected to an-
nounce the dates for the in-
vestigation soon. ~
Among the measures to be
studied b y the House sub-
commitlee is one entered by
Rep. Emanuel Celler, D-~.Y.,
almed at helping--law en-
!orceflleflt officials fight crime
while avokting unnece~ry
federal restrictions on the use
or explostve5 for 1 a w f u I
purposes.
Explosives~trol measures
flowed into Congress shortly
after a series of bombing in-
cidents and bomb threats
earlier this year. But there
was no movement on the bills
until now.
Sen. Thomas J . Dodd, D-
Conn. had wanted hearings in
May on a bill he introduced.
But his Se0ate juvenile
d e l inquency subcommittee
postponed action after he suf·
fered a heart attack. An aide
to the subcommittee said
hearings would be scheduled
later, OOpefully by the end
of summer;
Most Congressmen asked
about the delay by various
other committees c o n t e n d
more pressing problems and
issues have consumed the'
lime of the major panels given
responsibility for he a r i n g
testimony on explosives con-
trol.
The proposals range from
Dodd's approach of revising
the 1968 gun control Jaw. to
Ohio Democratic Rep. Charles
Vanik's measure to lax the
transfer of blasting material
and outlaw possession of un-
taxed explosives.
.The President's recom·
mendation specifies certain
acts -such as transporting
explosives for u n I aw f u I
purposes, or damaging federal
. buildings -as being a federal
crime.
The president noted that Ull-
der some circumsta~s it is
already a federal crime to
transport explosives across
state lines, but, he said, "I
am proposing an extensive
strengl.hening and expansion
of that Jaw."
Dogs' Neiv Look
Do.lt tags in the Los Angeles area lake on a new look
in an effort to encourage doJt owners to buy the tags.
They are shaped like the well-known city hall to put
the po1nL across even stronger.
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A. 6·yr. crib of hardwood, reg. 61.00, 41.91
B. Matching 4-drawer chest, reg. 75.00, 51.11
, Peterson color·coordinated ensemble:
C. Folda Tri·chair converts to youth and
utility chair, folds fla t, reg.19.00, 15.99
D. Stroller, 3·way rec liner, reg. 17.00, 21.99
E. Walker·jumper, seat adiusts, reg. 9.00, i.49
F. Swing has headrest, folds , reg. 15.00, 11.11
Not shown: Easy·fold play yard, reg. 32 .00, 25.99
Folda dressing table•_, reg. 19.00, 24,99
Rec lina hi-chair', reg. 17.00, 23,11
Booster seat, reg, 8.00, 5.11
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Faroous·name summer crawlers, perma-press ,
great selection; 9·14 mo ..................... 1.11
Toddler boy sunsuits, easy·care fabrics,
many styles; 1·4 yrs ......................... 1.19
Toddler and infant sunsuits with
matching pant ies, adorable prints .......... 2.99
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•Lonf Beach, Sarita Ana, Pomona, La H.11bu1, San Oitao only,
3.97-10.97 reg.10.00·16.00 •
GIRL'S F»IOUS NAME SHOES
· School shoes and party patents by. Poco,
Alexies, Ju-;.ping Jacks; super smart styles.
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BOY'S FAMOUS NAME SHOES
George boots and · buckled slip'<lns Ly CrQsby
Sq~re, Jumping Jacks; sturdy construction.
. CANVAS SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Girl's T·straps, pink or blue, r.eg. 6.00, 3.91
B. F. Goodrich "seconds" at great savings:
BumpeUoes oxford, red or navy, reg. 6.00,_ ~.91
Big girl·sneakers, white or navy, reg. 6.00, 3.91
Boy's deck ·shoes, green or navy, reg. 7,50, 4,11
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Tre mendous .group of coats in dressy or
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BACK-TO-SCHOOL .DRESS .CLEARANCE
Sleeved or sleeveless swingers or shifts .
in plaids , prints or sol ids. By famous
makers, from' regular stock. Sizes 4·14.
1.99-2. 99 reg. 4.50·5.00
. NEAT Oil PLAY TOGS
Po lyester coordinates go into washer and
drye r and out to play. Br ightly colored
jamaicas, shorts and tops. Sizes 4·14.
f amous maker perm·press camisoles and . ' shrft slips, reg. 1.00, 2/3.29
Nylon lricot pan ties, reg .. 89, 2/1.31
Girl'i Shop,
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Seeing Double
Twins Take
Awards
Participants in the Saddleback Mothers of Twins
Club picnic on Sunday, July19, will be seeing double.
~wins ··of all ages and their parentsl will gather
in the Crown Valley Highlands Recreation Center at
l p.m. for an afternoon of fun, festivity .and contests.
The first annual family picnic will feature a dime-a·
dip dinner' and dessert saJe for those with a sweet
tooth. Later in the afternoon, an auction will be co~
ducted silently, as well as a professional photographer
being on hand lo lake family and individual pictures.
Games will be geared to all ages with the highlight
of the day planned as a twins contest at 2 p.m.
Trophies will be awarded for the most look-alike
in boys and girls categories; brother and sister twins
will take home a trophy, and the most unlook-alike
and youngest twins also will be up for judging.
The event is under the chairmanship of Mrs. William
Beck, social chairman, with all parents of twins invited
to participate.
. Reservations may be made no 1ater than Wednesday,
July 13, with M<S. Beck at 49>-0139 or Mrs. Charles
Olivares, 837-5543. ·
' -Mrs . Robert Figeira is president of the group, serving
with Mrs. John Kemper, vice president, and Mrs.
Mike Stauffer, secretary-treasurer.
Membership Is open to mothers with children o'
multiple birth, adopted multiple births or chil4'1',..
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the "sack signal". from Mrs. \Vi]Jiam Bee~. 'Cbain:nan of a July,.. · of entertainment, dining ahd contests centered around a variety
• falJ!i.Jr· picnic for pareots ol twins. The Saddlebacli group will ga)h-' of twin contests. ,. ~ t .,r_.., -~ -. . I -·· . . ' .
Keyed Up
Guild Uses ·Timing
To Score a Winner
One might say they 're all keyed up for the upcoming symphony
season in Orange County.
Members of the Capistrano .Bay Guild of tile Orange Coun ty
Symphony Association are directing their activity and energy toward
a bigger and better season this year.
-During a recent meeting, members discussed the approaching
symphony season and summer plans for meetings an<\ social events.
Tentatively set are a fall family symphony day and barbecue.
Officers of the guild assumed th eir new duties during a luncheon
n1eeting in the Dana Point home of Mrs. James Farrell, incoming
president.
Serving with Mrs. Farrell will be the Mmes. Robert Hillis, \Vil-
Jiam Hoveland and William Love. vice presidents ; James Hamilton
secre?ry, and h-ti ss Deanna Van Grueningen, trea$Urer.
1A1 so on the board are the Mmes. John Olson, historian, and Karl
\Yr ay, press chairman.
IT'S TIME ~DR A CHANGE -Themetronom,o ticks
away the time as new officers of the. Capistrano Bay'.
Guild of tlle Orange•County.Symphony Asoociation
assume their ?Oles. Ta~ng office in a recent imtaJ ...
laUoo are (left to right) the Mmes. James Hamilton,
secietary; James Farrell, president, and Robei:t Hil·
lis, vice president. •
During the luncheon, four new members ·were welcomed into
the guild. Accepting a role in the group were tbe Mmes. Richard Cris..
well, John Pugliese, Jack Schmidt and Tor .. Stephenson.
Members of the guild have social functions throughout the year
as 'Veil as scheduling fund-raising activities in support of the Orange
Cou~ty Symphony Association.
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• . . . News Media Orily Do~ng ~ob by Repo rting the Unusual
; DEAR ANN LANDERS: How cruel
·Can the news media get? A few days
ago I beard on the radio that a v.'Onlan
who lives in Loodon -and they men-
liootd her by name -failed her driver's
license test for the 39th time. The poor
: thing h&d been trying for . 11 years to
• pass aod now she is giving up . She
Invested over $700 on driving ~.
: tuton and test reet whtcb are tt:Quired
: In England before one can take the
• : examinations.
: Can you imagine thal woman'• shame
; -a!ler having failed so many tlmes1
•And then to have it publk:ized 111 over
•the! world must have ~ her.
• 1'o my way of thinking it Is the most
• hcar1lesa thin& I tver heard of. Wby
would 1bq do ill -SORRY FOR HER
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DEAi\ SORllY: £...,._ .... It nod ··
ol IM ......, -... tlib lltr1 --
qullll8' It -..-Ille ...... -uve !•lied tlldr lhMq --aid r., ttma reel ........ I apee, ...
ltewever, -tt ,...,. Uve ·bes Jmt a
wtU Md Uier ltt me11u..N .. r ume.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I feel com-
pelled t.o write ln refereoce to "Hung
Up" -the wom111 who didn't know
whether . or not to marry 1 man who
hated her young daughter by a previous
marriage. The poor kiC:I happened to
bear a -striking resemblance to his ex-
wife "fl'horn he despised.
I married for the secood time seven
'years a.go. My daughter was nine at
the time. She was an image ol her
father, whom my husband loathed. I.
loo, thought love would conquer all .
Hert is the way lt turned ouL
My husband pJ.cks on her unmercifully.'
She hates him. The a:irl has turned
from a smiling, pleasant per90n Into
1 suUen, •unhappy liar. 1 am COO!itanUy
Jn the middle. Her stepfather never
refers to her by name. It's always
''your daughter."
The guilt I feel for· bringing up this
child In such a ho.5tlle environment is
driving me crazy. lf "Hung .Up's"
daughter is hiding in her room NOW,
refusl11g to come out even for meals,
J Shuiiler to iliink of the future." •
Unless.a.he molher is willing ta ditch
the girl 1n a boarding school and then
ship her off to Europe during summer
vacatioM, she is In for a heir on earth.
If sl'le doesn't it will be hell for the
girl . Either way the marriage Is doomed.
If the molher who wrote hasn 't alreadt
made the trek to the altar. 1 hope
she challieS her mind . -TOO LATE
FOR ME, I MARRIED HIM
DEAR TOO LATE: I rtctlvelll a
11rprltllr umber of tetten "llliidl rad
a l'ftll deal like yoan. Molt •f tlllie
"rtter1 •ere women, but a fe• tne•
bad a similar 1tory to tell 1bOllt secoad
wives who ml1trealecl lhtlr cklldru. How
nd for Ill of tltem.
DEAR ANN LANDEM: Please tell
fOlks that when they Kie a person with
a black eye not lo ask , "What h1p.'
pened?" Anybody with half a brain can
see that somebody probably hung on
a haymaker,
And while you 'rt at It, tell people
that the jokes about shintrs are not
run,1y to the per'SOn who has one. I
have had two in Iour weeb and J
a1n sick of nosy q~lions and stale
wisecracks. Thank you. -DUCKED TOO
LATE
DEAR DUCKEY : Twt ii row wttk1!
A ~rson •M Illas THAT m1ICllll trMb1e
witllli bis eye1 m111t allO ~aTe a prMlem
Wltllli "' moatllli. U tt 111'1 enoqllli, C99M It... .
WhaTis French kissing? ts It ·wronat
Who lhould set the necking limit.a -
the bay oc the girl? Can 1 shotgun
wedditle succeed? Read AM l.aoders'
booklet, "Tee111ge Stx -Ten Way1
lo Cool It." Send SO ceols M coin and
a Jong, self-addrt.sled, stamped envelope
in Cit< ol lhc DAILY Pllff..
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'·Pisces: Stress Career •
. )'ou May Attain Goal
•• . TUESDAY ·
JULY 14
'-' M-Y qlll!llloo con bl ,.tiled
If J<IUI' •-1> ii tllon>.IP.
-DllY ...,... you ol hov· •r SVl>NBY OMAllR ' Inc o -.,k mind. Sholce
...w..... th1I Gil; Uie more you in-
'l)t • •"'1ll mu mly ~ve v•ipte today, the mare ycu
I tf ~ .... tV• ........ !II, Jem"D, pin.
eveo ~. nil '"":11 1111& GICMINI (Miil' 21.June 20):
eol)' lo'Uve wllll -lie .. !01t., Lie low. Do more IJJlenlng
Ille ~ of Ule -e.U.,. tliui toWD(.' Mate, partner
1leeplq lovlq ft i • 11 • I or clooe -late should be • : ' permitted to take inWaUve. mallq. U YOll re loMiltC, fer Be pooWve lbout legal upe<ls perfedlol:, loot ellewllere. 11.t u I& 11 1 vtry lmmu ... ol action.s. 'l1me ia on your
J• 'Wat, JM Uve Ma. la aide'° wd.
Ta....,. Some f-. -CANQ!R (June 21.Jlll,y 211:
bon mNler tllil ........ ..,. AcctDt on work, buic coals,
lnc(fde Ja11tt1 M-, l'Cft1 • pneral health eon d it ton .
cOme ac1 Albe<! Pm.,. Avoid exlre-. Advoeote and . , ,. · practsce modenUoo. Friend
AlllES (March 21 • f.pril who -ii more to be
19): By tonllht, you moy be piUed lhan envied. Know thia
making plans for a loaf" -respond acconllngly.
journey Your basic phlJoooplly LEO (Jlll,y 23-Aug. 21): -coukt~-challenged.-M1mtiia..::_Good lunar aspect teda~~in
aeose of humor. Move ;i;t ckltl with romanoe, aeatrve
-be verntile. You are-dUe· end ea.vcn. coq1munlcation to emerge. a winner. with young penons. Many are
TAURUS (April lO-May 20); drawn to you. Mm most of · · lll)'aterioul eaeme which you
wake of surprise. Do what
you have to §:lo in your own
way.
SAGITTARIUS (NOY. 21·
Dec. 21): Cycle high; make
contaclll, initiate projecta. You
may fetl aa if' you are on
top oC the world. Hunches
prove a c cu r a t e. Follow
through. You can prove your
worth.
CAPRICORN (flee. 21-Jan.
II) : Looi< behind sceneo for
vital anrwei:s. What appears
obvious may be deceptive. Be
adaptable. Change methods if
they prove outmode d .
Specifieally, consult one who
is WlO,rthodox.
AQUARIUS Uan. 20-Feb .
18): Your ability to persuade
is accented. You get your way,
but key is lj) know what k
is you desire. Keep lines of
communication open -ap-
plies especially-to relatives.
Girls' Leogue Applauds Outstanding Tritons ' .
· -1 pouee1. Mou abtad.
VIRGO ·(Aug. 13-Sept. 21): ·Artistry
Exhibited
Study Twu metaq<. Take
nolhlng for &ronted. Second-
h<nll reparta could be C08lly.
Do your own checklng. Verify
!Ol!linp. Aecenl .. home, .....
pe~. how you cooclud< im-
~t tranaoctl<Ull.
PISCES (Feb. 111-Marcli 20):0
Stress on career, emoti008,
ability to ouUine goal and
achieve it. Obtain hint from
Aquarius message. One who
acts in authoritative manner
may actually be trying to lid
your cause. San Clemente High School Girls' League h~red four outstanding • scholarship winner; Sandy Ziegler, Girl-<>1-the-y.eer; Barbara
graduates in recent luncheon ceremonies.in San Clemente ~~ , Stamp, Girls' League president, ~Barbara Taylor, scholarship
byterian Church. Earning plaudits are (left to right)' .Meri .Hicks, bolder.
IF TODAY JS YOUR
BIRTllDAY by October, yoo
will begin seeing fruits of ef.
forts. At present, JOU may
be in eomewhat of a dilemma.
You are 1 vibrant individual,
but JOU must learn to have
more patience.
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To avoid disappointment, prospective
brides are reminded to have their wedding
stories with black and white ~ossy r.boto-
grapbJ to the DAILY PILOT Women s D ..
partmenf one week before the wedding.
Pictures received following the wedding
will not be used.
For engagement announcements it is
imperative that the dory, also accompanied
by a black and white glossy picture, be sub-
mitted six weeks or more before the wedding
date. If deadline is not met, only a story will
betiSi!a. To help flll requirements oo both wed-
ding and engagement stories, forms are
available in all of lbe DAILY PILOT offices.
Further questions will be answered by Women's Section staff members at 642-4321
or 41H-M66. )
Pledges Exchanged
''.In Anaheim Se.tting
Active Juniors
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Busy Into Fall
Activt mem~ of San
Clemente Junlot W om a n ' s
Club have outlined plans for
summer and fall j>roject!.
In the field of Americanism,
Mrs. Donald Bare, chainnan.
~ Juntora will support the
Twin Wells Indian School and
Priscilla Gardner, the Indian
orphan adopted '?' lhe club
for a aecond year. The club
also collects clothing for the
school and 'Gooks a n d
magazines for the American
Merchant Marine. L i b r a r y
Association. t
Continuing su~rt of the
San Clemente interfaith
Servicemen's Center was ap-
proved including donations of
hOme-baked cooties under the
direct.ion rJ. Mrs. Richard Ben-
jamin.
Mrs. Ronald Micbebon will
head the comervalion depart·
ment and asks members to
save glass bottles and jars
which will be redeemed at
a half cert apiece.
In the field ·or health, Mrs.
Charles Orr will ask members
to save coupons in a joint
project with Santa Cr u z
Juniors to purchase a kidney
machine.
Youth chairman Mn. H.
Patton Hammond ls signing
up Juniors to serve as craft GOP Group assistaru at the Girls Club
Mondays from 3 to 5:30 p.m.
S B th ln the field of safety, women ponsors 00 assist with registration for the
A booth will be sponsored Learn to Swim series.
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LIBRA (Sept. 2S-Oct. 21):
Some pru111tt1 are lifted. You
have ife*r freedom of ac-
Leaders
OU portrait.a « children and
pets will be exhibited during
a one-man -SOOw in Crocker
Ciwns Bank, -c.nter,
Costa Mesa from Wednesday,
July 15, through Saturdly,
August 15.
tion. RtlaUve who was pouting To fllld out w11o•1 1uc11., tor ,..., Ill '"°"'"" end hWt. order S'fdnn' makes peace getture. Aiccept. °"'',.,.. 11oo1t1et, "kert 1-11n11 ...,. -'•> -•at•-~• '· put to Min Mil W-." Strid lllr1'1d1M S~,.. 'Q uwup Ill 11111 '° at1!1 to Ornlrr A1tr.i..., tei:t. Key is to ----in SteTttl,""' DAILY PILOT. au nc. Convene Artist Marj<rie Lad.Jam.
wife of William Ludlam of
Costa MeSa, finds animals a
tremendous challenge. She
·-.,...... G,..lld ctnt ... 1 $t1lkln. New Ytrk.
mature manner. . -;'~.v~. ;'";"~· ;iji,;;;;;;;~;;;1
Stole depertm<nlol project said it takls special tricks =:., will when be ~. to keep them qWet lOlll enough for sketching.
club presidents and deans of CommerXlQc on her work
the CalJfornla F-otloo of
W , Cl ., J 1 with children, Mrs. Ludlam
800RPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 2l):IJ
New approach proves pro-
fitable. YOU gain if in-
clepeodeul. orllfnal. Some may
ezi:rea resentn1ent. B u &
understanding will follow in
omen • u-, 0 n ° r said, '"Illelr freah outlook and
Membenhlp meet 00 Wed-unexpected retorts aie a Bangs Imitated
netdl.y, July 15. source of~ entertainment
Mn. Robert Calderwood, throoghout the d. slttlq." -neeils ~ when the
Orange District lint vice-A coocurr,.i exhibit In pnltlat wry to look at J>tl>t
president, will preside at the Costa Mesa Llbrary will is a plilirl fort.bead ~
a p.m. -ling In the North feiture the wiir~ «Mrs. Gary wilh jeweil that im!lote the
Seal Beach Comm Un It Y Young of Costa MUI. bl~'s loot?
Center. . A Linla, Peru nativt, Mrs . It's all in the Pauline
KNITTERS'
LITTLE
'HELPERS
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South Coast PliJ:•
Low'lll MALL
AaW1 from W11111wort11'1 COSTA MISA Ph. 584911
'lbat eveniJ¥"fVill:mark tile Young works with figures and Trigere·jewelry coiectkn for
deadline for cliltticl_ officers sea and landSCflpes She is De 1 i I n e TI M a r k etl.ne
and chairmen to hlft their a , c~· member' Of the Amoclates. 1be mellllllc bangs
aimpiled data for the °'"DI• Colla Mesa "!I League and CDllliol « II --pe!>
District Juniors Handbook. exhibits ~ut t b e dlDt! knockine on t b e
Mrs. ~ank Fedowla Jr.,:b~Southland::~· -~· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~eyeiil~=-~-~---d~~:~~~~~~ district president, and Mrs.
Calderwood recently presented
the Or1B>ge County Chapter
· March. ol Dimes wMh a
micrunallc filmSrip projector
in the name of all the Orqe
DistrlctJunion. JULY CLEARANCE!
An afternoon ceremony· in
,1>nnce of Peach Lutheran
Church oC Anaheim linked
Crystal WJese of Costa Mesa,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
F..dward Wiese of Redondo
•Beach, and James L. Craig
'of Newport Beac!i.
by the Orangt CountJ Federa-Membership department un-
tion of Republican Women's der the direction of Mn.
Clubs a& the Orange County Bruce Lewis has scheduled a
Fairgrounds tom o r r o w membership party for Satur·
through Sunday, July 19. day, Aug. 22. Women between Valley TOPS man. Mrs. James F. Wand of the ages of 11 and 35 are
Ushers were :Edward and Laguna Hills is c~. and invited to attend. Lettuce-B-TOPS convene at SUMMER FABRICS
MTarhek Wbi~d '. d 1 r a deputy registrar ,will be on Those interested in in-7:30 p.m. each Tuellday for 11 e 15 a gra ua e 0 duty each day from 10 a.m. formation may call Mrs. Pi:of'amB in Fountain Valley
Leilehua Highh Scbahoondl in to 10 p.m. Lewis at 492-1764. ElemtlU.ry School.
Hawaii. Her us was ~-----------------------------graduated from Ocean.!ide
Carlsbad College, attended Rio
Hondo College, and i s
presently completing f degree
at law school in Anaheim.
The Rev. Erich Oelschlager
officiated for the couple, who
were attended by Miss Joyce
Ann Harrow as maid oC honor
'and Terry R. Sheldon, best
The Craigs will make their
home in Newport Beach.
Id!> Crowmng Glory
beauty sal.ons
,._.. ywr ._ty ••dtet -•l•'r • flomri .. style. ~ .MM..-T-.rWM. Lf'lef WMlt
SHAMPOO-SET -.... -............. . $2. ts $3.45
HAllCUT _ ..... -.... -................. $1.50 $2.00
ltyM1l1 ,rkR 'lilfllty 111111«
DeltoMT HIM WITH YOUlt llllCITIHO Ml!'# LOllKI
$20 """le Corl $12.50 $15 W-Corl $9.ts
q(d>t.O#J. 0,
BUDGET PERM ii
CROWNING GLORY
1i.r-tor C.,..tct CtftlW"I U11. t7 .. ST .. COSTA MllA SOUTH COAST PLAZA
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Contest t<ick-off Rally July 14, 2 p.m.
SANTA ANA FASHION SQl,IARE
Pick up your entry form and view
the prizes on display. There will
be entertainment and refreshments for all.
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FASHION • SQUQRE
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In cooperation with Dr. Pepper
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SAVE UP TO 61¢ YARD
voile prints, poplin print•, dotted swiss
print1, pique prints, sportswear prin ts ,
l:iark cloth print•, many others.
VALUIS TO $1.Jt TAID
cotton•, polye1tar1,
rayons, l:i:lencl1
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4411/4511 wide YD. all washable
GROUP ·2
.SAYE· ·UP· TO $t.qo Y.A~
floc'k•d voil• prlnfJ, import.d AUt• ltri-.n . pri_n1• •nJ solidi,. c•n••• prints, sporti'
prints; bufch•i-w••v• ptinta, otk•rs.
VALUIS T0·$1 .H TAID
fl••· cottons,
poly•st•ra,
rayons, bl•ndt . .
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44"/45" wid•
111 w1sh1bl• YD.
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Gias1:fwk M .. I
Ote11te+Mr,. 0114 Htrlter . •. ,, ..
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Mesons Exchange
Wedding Pledges
Patricia ';)du, M c C o m b ·~
became tbe brt<te of Dale
Odean Durll.am Jr. in double '
ring evening rites read in
Hart>or Trinity Baptist Cllurch
of Costa Mesa.
The Rev. Constantino Salios
ofrical:ed for ~ daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edward
McComb and the soo of the
Dale Odean Dwbamst all of
Costa M~.
Miss Pamela Lee McComb
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, Milo cllppecp nto lllClent hJltory !or
UOI whlb detdtnhJ&· her 1970-71
col-Them~
~ . CGClrt 1s rocllled ·by
prujlaob (left), aqualllll'lne<lyed oilrll:b
I Oti .io U emhroidend band
wlth rub)'-eolored 1tona. A
(below), rem.lnilcent of ·a Tartar
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'eep milady "'"' thrOOlh the cold
Wedding
Performed 1
Al home 1r1i Tu.\tln are the
former ·eatblra A n n e t t e
Brown and ~ Ramo5, who
e:ichanpd mlrrlap VO)"! and
rings in r~ Weddin&
Chapel d. u.. Ana.
'Ille a.v. llHerbert Johnson
ollidaled ~ the 00<mony
llnktng thl dall&hter of Mr.
-and Mn. C.' aiisbobn Brown
and the .... of Mr. and Mrs.
Amldor Ramos, all of Costa
M:eu.. !
.. Given . Ip,' maniage by her
father, tliit bride choH her
. ~ was her ~ster's maid o£
honor. Bridesmaids were Miss
Patricia Cowen llld the bride's
cousins, the.Misses Ona Marie
Perkins iaod~ Saundra , J o •
Walker.
·; COUlln, ...... Jomes Lockemy
as matrGB-i hooor.
~ Stan ~n, the bride's
'brothert ..-ved as best man.
U<J.h e rl1 inc l ud e d the
bride~'• brother, Robert
Ramos ~ Mike Johnson.
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To Mli rry
December
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bearer and Lisa Alberding was AMfaelm Home
' flower girl.
The bridegroom's brother,
David Dale Durham , served
as best man. Ushering were
the bride's brother, Michael
Edward McComb, Leonard E.
Fribourg Jr. and Do'nald
Holland.
The newlyweds, who boUi
were graduated from Costa
Mesa High School, plan lo
make their home in Anaheim.
She also was gi'adua&ed from
a business,.scbool in Anaheim~
and he received a degree from
Or-arige~Coast eoue,e.
AAU W Bran ch Install s
The brHle, who spent two
years wtth the Peace Corps
In the ~ Pacific, waa
graduated from the University
of the P~fic, where she was
aUillated / ~ Gamma Phi
Beta ll«<irity.
Her lrjlbaod earned a BS de,,.. ill phyllcll education
from c.IUomla State Coller•
al~.
Presidential Duties Co rrtinue
Judith Collini 'and -
A. Orick, both ol Balboa
Island Me plam~ to mirry
next December.
News ol the lorthcomlng
event bas been· --by
the bride-el.fit's pattnta, Mr.
and Mn. -0. Colllm ol 1-.a, Pa. Miu Co111ao
received her ecblltion jq In-diana. '
_ r Her fiance, 80fl. of. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Scnge has been board, the Mmes. Donald ed thf: need for Individual Mrs. Ivan .J. Crick of Santa
elected to serve a second term Jeisy, treasurer: Don a Id members to become involved Ana · d •· ol SanU in braf>C· h and·communlty pro-' 18 a gra ua.., ago as president of the San Anderson and Donald McCan-• High School, Gardel Grove,
Clemepte.c.apistrano Say area ne, secretaries, and J o n gr1am!M;n attended Orange Coat College n .,--.on lo,leting. the new •"!I plans I<> e<nthue bis
brancti of the Am e r i c a n Auguston and Frank Kressen, olf.=the as .Io c 1 a t i o _n educatioo-in oceanocriphy at
Association of U n i v e r s it y vice presidents. ctrtiflcates or merit either occ or UCl
Women. Guest speaker for the in-to IC arstllp reclpients, Mrs. •
Officers ir~.alled by Mrs. stallation was Mrs. Bever)y Jllhes Mercere1u Saddleback r
Allred '11leudcb, c h a r I e r Barrett, administrative ass!&-. ColJMe .graduate: and Hope Buy Tht DAILY PILOT
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Wed in St. Joach im's
Noon ri&el ln st. JNChim's
C.thollc Qwrdl -. led by
the Rev. Don R. Kribl when
Ouistine Speocer beclllle the
bride ol Paul A. Getlloli.
She la the claqhter d. C.pl.
and Mn. ~ Speaier of
N<WJ>Ori. lleach. His pannls
are Mr. and Mrs. AWUo Gen·
locsl of <;pita ll!lfsa. '
Matron ol honor WU Mn,
'l'lmoGIJ -· 8r1delmalda Included the bride's cousin,
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brlllegroon)'.1 abler, ~. Jer·
TY Kemper' Mr11. Michael
Nolan and Mi.a Be v·e rly
'lllnd<rtnecbt. '
Lury Genklll was best man
for bis brolher. Usheriog were
the bride's brother, Hugh
Spencer, , Todd Lro'o m i 1,
Richard Ratter and' Kemper. MRS. PAUL GE NTOSI
The newtyweds, W)lo wUI Noon Rit11
Jive in CoSta. Mesa, tioth are
Mondiy, Ju~ 13, 1970
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Seated
Mrl. How•d Jones WM t.
llallecl u chairman of Council
Six, Golden Desert Regioc1 ol
International Toastmistress
Clubl during a -meeting
laking placo In the Greenbrier
Inn, Garden Grove.
Serving with her will bd
the Mmes. WIUred J. Roy,
vice cbairnu•); Watte.r Sim-
mons, l'«Ofding secretary;
Marie Ftlulll, ~ng
eecr8My, and Ca tl'I e r 1 n e
MacQuarrie, treasurer.
Jnstallinc officer WU Mrs.
Mary Lee Ton, imniediate
past supervisor ci the Golden
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50 Years ·
L. Toa sted
An Ille,._,· cllompagne
reception In Fullerton feted
Mr. and A-tn. R. J. Twnken}e:y
of MilslcJn Viejo on the oc-
...ton ol their lllth wedding
anniversary,
The Tankersleys; who were
married in Oklahoma City on
J uly $, ll2tl1 have been
C.ltlornla mldenls olnce 11148
a.ld91'l<>ved to Mtsaion Vtejo·
a'year ago.
The reception for 50 friends
and relatives was arranged.
by the couple's children, Jack
Tsni:el'!ley of San Jose, Mrs.
WUtiam ReinJets of Hooston,
James Tankersley of Mission
Viejo and Jctm Tankenlty of
Fullerton.
Desert n.tion. Guest speaker ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
was Warren Blumberg, past J & J UPHOl.slllY
president of S med I e y
To1 1t master1 • Club ol
graduatts ol Newport Harboc' from California St4le eo,1e1e
High Sc:bool IDd.Qrange Coast al Long. Beach, where be Is
College. She Wu sradu'ated currenUy studying.
Fullerton. ~
Mrs. Calvin Olcott of Hun-
tington Beach ill reUrin&
ohalrman ol Council S\x .
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MRS. D. C. COWARDIN
Alto,,,_ RI ...
Afternoon
Wedding
Performed
1be C.Orona del Mar home
cl the lrldegroom's pamill
..... the .nm--dlni
tcene when Judith Nancy
Whelan and David Co 11 n
Cowanlin exchanged vows and
rinp before the Rev. Hugh
David Burcham.
The bride ii the daughter
ti. the Walter Everett
Whtlans, who came from
Point Pletsant Be&ch, N.J. lor
the ceremony. His partntl are
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dicus
Cawanlin. Atleodinc the pa~ wtre
Mn. Herb Whelan, the bride's
allter-ln-law, and Frank E.
Gwnblnpr.
1be bride wu 'graduated
ln>m Point Plealllil High
School and frGm MO!llclllr
Slate Collete In New Jeney,
wbere she WU 1Mliltecf with
Della Thela Piii llClnlrity and
Kappa Pl honoraey a r t
fraternity.
Her husband is a graduate
cl John Muir High School and
CaUfomJa State Collqe at Los
Anples. where be pledged
DdLa Chi.
They will be at home lo
Alhambra.
Handbc9s
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Plans Told
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An A ... 15 wedlllllC In SL
Andrew'& Preol>ylerian <hlrdl
.. beq ......... by Lita!.-.
.. Kalpe and Tlmmothy c.
Hetaler.
-Knipe, ........ cl Mr. md Im. ~ P. Knipe
of Newport Beach, ll a
~cl Son GolJrlel Htch
School and -1!1111 Loi
Anc•lel Ci>llele·
Her n...,., "" cl Mr. IPd
)In. Waller T. -GI
Km Cll;y, !tin., ------will ... Air "°""' lnrkdal
• tour cl duly Inv-.
STATE PRISlDINT
Mrs. Ole Olld .... 11
Dignitary
Grcces
Meeting
A cockt.oll hour lftd dinner
will prec<de lhe Tuelday, July
14, -Ulll cl 1he Newport
Ha-Emblem Club.
11\e event honGrl Mn. Ole
G-ll. preoldtol GI ...
Calil<nlla Stat. -tloa cl
Emblem Clubs an6 Nnada-
H&wall Clubl, and Mn. WI
Peteraoo,'manbaJ,
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which b<cln& al 1:30 p.m. In
Ille Newport llarllor Ela
1.odre. Mn. Kenneth
Weotman, p-al Iha
NtwpOrt -club, will prmnt a -1117 gKt to
Mn . Gtidewtll for the
Enlbl"" Natlonll llomo Furn!.
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Royal Welcome
White House
In a Tizzy
By~ THOMAS
WASHINGTON (UPI) -No
me claims more attentlcn or
.OAblel more ezdtement in
Wllh6naton than a royal -· The IOl<hcomlng thn!&<lay
Eisemow .... n, -.. the ol·
ficlal hmteDes -are in oo
.lhe plaming with emphNls
Oil what -als to the
)'OUl'lger set, whet.her at the
White House or Buckingham
Palace.
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summer values in every department at all stores
viait by Britain's frince
Chariel and Princess l/IMe.
.tarting July 16, is ..DO ex·
ceptlon and has the Whit<> -in·• tluy.
Julie's IJJ8band, David ................................................................................................................. ..
Eiapohower, 22, will provide
A-.i> tile visit ol the
futuro ting ol England and
his ...,. Is labeled "prival<o"
ll>tre will be ..... pnitocol
trtppircs • there are with
all royal visiton.
The Prelkkot'1 daughters,
Tricia NIJ:oo. 21, and Julie
Rec~ives Wings
Judith Ann Geyer, the
daughter of the Vincent
Geyers of Costa Mesa,
has become a steward·
ess with World Airways.
A graduate of Orange
Coast College, Miss
Geyer will serve aboard
Jets to Europe and the
Far East.
Instantly
the olfldal escort serriCe for
their royal highnesses.,
AJ a special bona<, the
Prince of Wales will sleep in
the seven-foot Lincoln bed
for two nights. Princess Anne tets t h e ~a.ndi-whjte
Queen's bedroom.
As they' ptepare for the
vi.sit, Julie and Tricia are bon-
ing up on tJiege bioaraphical
tidbits about their higlioe-:
Prince a.atfes W88 born at
Bucldngbam Palace oo Nov.
14, 1948, ~and as the first born
:.:. ~in E::~ ~
sue<:ossion.
His parent., fried to make
· his education a.s normal as
possibie so that he would meet
a cross-sectk>n of young ~
pie.
He had private tutors, then
went on to a boarding !d>ool.
At age 14, he lf>t<ored Gonlons-
totm on Sciotiand's Moray
Firth, the school his father
attended. He · also' 1 pent
several months as an ex-
change studeot at Geelong
S<bx>l, Melbourne, A\lllralla,
A month ago he w a s
graduau.d wittl -· !nm Oamtri<lce Uoivenity.
Poised '"1d articulat<o, the
prince Is keen on ..,..U. He
rides, skis, sails, plays Polo.
He also is a qualified flier o in the fall o1 1m he
will enter the Royal Navy for
a period of three to five yeare.
A music devotee, he plays
both the trumpet and cello
and bas a big collection ol
classical 8nd rock records.
He also mmages to live
comfortably wMh an anmJal
stipend ol 172,000.
He has represented the
Queen oo '"'""'al grand oc-casions and his titles are
numy, includlni: Duke ol
Cornwall; Duke or Rotbeeay,
Earl ol Carrick; Baron Ren-
frew: Loni ol the Isles, and
Prince and Great Steward of
Scotland.
Tall, blorxSe PrinceSs Anne,
who follows her three brothers
in the line of succ.,.lon, abo
bad a llberal education. Sile
was it>e first daughter of a
rei&lliDI Brltl!h monarch to
atteod a boarding sdlool. She
hu take!! an intensive course
in French and she has made
1 royal tours with . her parent.a
in oll1er part.s ol the world.
JNSTANT outfll for summer
and school ! Crochet shell
stitch skirt and long, lacy vest
of knitting worsted or fluffy
synthetic. Pattern 7387 : sizes
2-12 Included.
F1"Y CENTS for each pat-
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pattern for Air Mall and
Special Handlin&; otherwise
lhlrd~lass delivery will take
three weeks or more. Send
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50 cents.
Book 3. QulUs ror Tod1J•1
tt•"' 16 pe.tterN. 50 centa
She and her borther will
come to Waohlngtoo at the
end ol a llklay visit to Caneda
akq wltti Queen Ellzabotll
JI and Prtnce Phlllp.
Uke other members o( the
royal family, Ame loves
animals. Riding ia htr faVU"ite
-and .she takes port in sl1ows and cmipetltloo. She
also Is a keen sailor and en-
joys skiing.
, Her yearly stipend is $14,400
-but she doesn't have to
pay foe her royal bed and
board.
Ensemble
Features
Lonquette
A new $3.S million
stewardess ensemble, which
features a generally lonier
look, will soon be introduced
by United Air Lines.
Designed by Hollywood
couturier Jean Louis, the
wardrobe will include as it!
basic garment a red julhper
which wi II come to the top
or the knee, and a matching
red midi-length wint<r grea~
coal
The latter will cover tht
knees. There aloo will be shiny
black boots. Lell(th ol the
current eneemble, desJgned by
Jean Louil and llitl'oduoed ln
11168: three ind>e=I above the
knee.
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Irked Over Slaow Status -·---·--~ Dirty Bird
Brothers 'Sincere' in Satire ·s tar Has My nah Problems
MONDAY
JULY 13
" ' ' i;eo ....... (CJ (fiC»'Jltry DvftphJ.
lllfolils them topther 111 lhe Old
W•tt1 whm thlJ rt.Ill i,i1 I stflt•
001$ heist. Boomtr .~ltm1n, Ml·
chat! Martin Murptlfy, .limit Carr
ind Joy 81n1 stir.
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I By VERNON SC01T
!jOLLYWOOD (UPI )
Tommy Smothers was a study
in frustration .
His new "The Smothers
Brothers Summer Show" is
on the air, but not what he
wants it to be. ~
om ._...,_ tci (30>
' 0 Cl• YH T., Tllill (C) (30)
:,. Red Buttons, J1ekie VwllO!I •nd
Mo111 Alllsttl'Cllm 1u .. t. Wink Mir-
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Only half kidding., Tommy
suggested th~ II-week ~um-
1:05 m ~i y,., htiHl (25) mer repl,cement on ABC
should be titled • • .T h e
l :JO 11 ~ (i) ~··• Luer <Cl (30) Smothers Brothers on Proba.
.lindalt hosts. (R) Yiv (Vi'lil11 V•llCI) VlliU LUC) Uon Cop-out Show."
111 !hi hilpiW •llf tMr NMklbca Translation: if the show·gets ~-" 0 Si1 O'Otct Mtvlt: (C) ''Swtd
: l ifll .r Youtll" P.rt I (dr1m1) '62 1boll! lhtir p•sl •dNntures. poor ratings or stirs too much
': -Paul NeW1111n. Gtr1ldine Patt,
: [II Be1t91, Shifley Kni(ht, Rip T11rn.
; A youn1 i nd virile opportunist )1
D Ci:. @ m RIC MltdlJ Mwlt: controversy, it will oot be
(C) "T .. tw Iii S.U.-(dr•m•) renewed as a regular series
'62 ,-Shirley Mad.1ine, Robert next January.
Mik:llu!I. A llwyer from Om1h1 be· "It's hard for me and Dick
COMH lll\'Olved witll 111 off-bt•t not to be c o n t r o v e r s i a I
Greenwich ViHa11 tifl, because that's where our
01-. CiflJ ,~• ,(30) ''Hine heads are, man,'' Tommy
the Hurt Hi1h." Barbl11 Sl1mactr; ;said, "with the human con-
autfs: .. ~ dition. We 're children of
U l1!(1)5AIC....., Mevii: Change and we've got to
(C) "llW 'lllt UM" (dfllle) '10-. reflect it."
: r;onst•med with his ambilion to be·
• come 1 bi1 Holl,wood slu. • • • • ? • • ..
Q f TINP (30) m TI!t Flinbtonu (C) {30)
(E Slit Jrllt (C) (60)
@(])UC EH11i111 News (C) (30) • • • fE W~lt's N .. (C) (30) '1111 Cllil·
,: d1en and SllOlll)' Htran." Winner ol
' _ tile Pfa1ue International TV Prln,
;, this film dells with the irowth ot
~ l11endship between ret1rded children
l '._ ...... ,;,., "" '''"· • : ·Qt([) CIS lttwS (C) (30)
•, ; @El h lbll 1il (Jptrltu:I {30)
Vi11te £AM1ds; q.ea., Brain,"""' Tom and Dick had com-
Hunter, lint BrlCIH;y. A dtdlcltM pleted the first two shows.
social WOrk1r· ..,.rltloly ltltmpts Neither of them reflect.ed
to prevent th• collapee ·" IN& what Tommy -spokesman
unique couns.ltns Slrvic&. for the brothers -considers m"""' frtlt ,.... (C) (90) Dith-relevant. ... . Ul) T11tf1 M lls Eltrllln {30) inn Carroll makes a rare informer Whether viewers consider
1ppear1nce. GtOfl• M111in alto Tommy funny a revolu-
;.,:"if) NIWI Ill Hit bulld (C) (60) 1uests. • . 1• · I t1onary, an idea ist or a soc1a IE 11111 TM ... _,. (C) (60) commentator, it is difficul t >
@I) 0 Slltw • Mlllridt Sarct1 (C) {tiO) ..
mi EllrlHas •• MilRll (C) (30) ·
r :lO 0 MIC NIWllR'ice (C) (60)
._ fJ Yi1piil CraU• Sltew (C) (60) 1' Tenll!M 1ue.sts indude Jack tar·
:( let, C.nnel Quinn, Ch11l11 Mintz.
io ;wthot of "Divorct end Custody 9:00Ufa(j)lrhfbtny 1.FJt. (C) .~ Fir Mlft;" 1nd .1oJ Wood who Pfl· (30) (R) Sam hilts a cOlorful l1rm
{o senU second we<ldint fashions. hand who quickly bKOllllS ljtlll ~ 0 TM , ••• ,_ (C) (30) Jim Mike's Idol. Glenn Ast! IU•sb.
) • MdleH llolll. P1trici1 H1rty, Rich· Q fllltliPt F'IM (C) (60) ''Thi
, ~ -11d OIW$0n 11111 E. J. Peake~ _an-B1sHy/B1all Show." Shir11J Blisse,
I swtr tllt qualtion, .. How Arnb1hous 11\11 Count Basie stir. ~.. Ne Your• . . tE NU *"" (C) (60) "The .• ;.• .m My fntritt M.tia!! (C) (30) World of Pin Tliom•s. .. Pu.rto Rican ~ "':-irtJ CIJ rtny MUii (60) 111thor ind' •<an Thomas provides
) ~ · 1 111idld tour lh""•ot. "El Blrria; $ ~ 1iJ Ci) Hllfllllr-irirltlty (C) (30) tlie "Ke'W 'Toti . Ol :hlf~iUWTri"i""ii1i:" ..
~ :: "fl) ...... hr ... 70. (C) (30) mi NatacM (60) Hovell. j :: (it (j) Tiii M1ftsfm (30)
$ ~ ., Wcitrl 34 (C) (60)
$ ;: It! KlllR Dlllrt l ep«t (C) (30) 1 !~ Ul) SMla .... H LllN (30)
1:30119 (i') D1ris D.11 (C) (30) (Rl
The modtfs lor • noted P11is dt·
sirner's fashion show disappe11 •
f!w houn btforr the l'l'efll.
0 " ... (C) (30) Buter Ward. ~ aJ W1tpill1 Co11r1111t (C) (30) • CD "9n (C) (30) Bill .lohns. ~7;00 I) CIS Ewnin1 Nin (C) (30) GI Rffbta Mustt.I (30) i 0 WMt'1 MJ Lint? (C) (30) . :: m 1 L'" I_ (JM 10:00 a a oo De w1w, w.id w• (c> ..... , "' (60) (R) A doublt·de•lin1 fore11n ~ :. IB 111111 till Qock (C) (30) diplomlt.e (H1rvey Morman) •I·
~-.• tttnpt& to implicate lfl1 United • .. ·-Iii@...., ~ IC) (2 hr) States in an inlernftiorill conspir1C)'. · · • =icHllt's N1wy." En.st BoJ1nin1, .•:-Tim Conway. Omteews IC) (60) ........ ~ fD DI C..,.S (C) (30) ''To C1e~le 0 I Sn (C) (60)
;. Somtthin1." A look at 11t foc1111n1 ID hltr's llw (60)
: 1n two of .ll111n's ltadin1 urami· ~ cists,. 1111'1 Anlmi tnd Hn.hi Kol'IOO. ID flri1111.111t (C) (60) 1: QJ(j)TnrMi" c..i-(C) tllTrn Vides Diltilltla (30)
} ; ...... " .... fl (C) (30) m J*-CiMm Arlllltirle (2 hr) ~ • ~1tlnpc ti ff111ee."
'::. . l~I00 (flH1J Ql ... (C)(30) ''Viol· ~ •, ·ll>·S••h s I• 111taM (SS) NO'lel1. nam:fOpic A." Vietn1mil1tioll and
~ :·.·mntt Sh1 (C) (30) ch1ncts for U.S. withdr•••I f1om ~ : • Vietnam 1r1 n1tu1ted.
•'l':.M8 Ql(j)S1111~ IC) (60) (R) ~ •. M ... (30) ~ )'A Htt." A cattle b1ron and • 1•1· """' 1 • ~· 111dary fronlie~m~n fllVOlve MarSl!al 11 :00 II ~ 00 m NNS (C)
• Dillon kl their llle·and-duth dis· ~.: Piii• Mr 1 hit. Cllitl Wills 1nd O @ @ IDNtws (t)
~ .. GeM Evins i uesl g hi Steil 11J11M1
;~-Pcf(=~··:!fw1~ou~~ D @(l)OJNews (C)
: j!· litter W<ird." John Moniot is 0 C.11 If llM Wnt (C)
~ '! e11tltd bdore lydil's p1inciP1I to m M1f1t: "T1lt Jlllflt Slips ht"
' :• . confirm [ll!!!'s a11ument th1t he (coinedy) '4~n Sothern, Alu.·
:... ~dots not communicate with his inder KllOJ, 69!1'1• Tobi1s.
• •" taurh111. . ; . a"" .... , ... (C) (30) ll!fJ m Ht Slid, SM Sahl IC)
,., iir,den llosh. Sharon Farrell, J1n fE: W.rlf "'• (t) (R)
' Murr~J ind G1l1 Storm compete -. with Jill St. .lohn, Sl11 Gl11i1m and 11:15@(j)Cintaa SM11t•11: "BodJ
lo'. Join Collins. ind SOul." • .• O @ @ EE ll T1bs a Tllitl (~l 11·30 e a (j) Mtl'I Critti11 (C) : (60) (R) "Fortuna City." Al and his '
.• airttritnd Mona bt<:om1 accident111, 0 @ 00 m Jollnny Carso• (C) : ! inwOlwtd with loieip a1ents plan· ! ' ninl to 11bote11 1 U.S. under·
.• rtOUnd .tomlc tat Stefani• Powe11
: • and Btodt~ Crawford 1uest.
0 Mewie: "flMI Is tllt Spu1" (dra·
m•) '46-Mlcllatl Rtc111r1w, ROSI·
mund John.
0 l!i) btck Ca'lttt IC)
to doubt his sincerity.
The sort of show he has
Jn mind doubtless would raise
hob with tbe networks, a large
seginent. of viewers, t h e
F e d e r a I Communications
Commission and individual
video station owners. He
. knows this.
"Those people would rather
ignore situations than lay a
little truth in," Tommy said,
"They intimidate performers
who would try somethin g
more daring.
"That's why television is so
bland except for an occasional
special or an episode in a
series. Television a I w a y s
shows the good guy winning
a bunch or phony ethics.
"We don't see stories about
draft dodgers. the student
point of view or the blacks
within the art form of ,drama.
They are alluded to with no
point of view. Once In~ a whilf
'Mod Squad' or 'Room 222'
will get to the brink. of
something important and then
back away ."
Then Tomm y said
something su rprising: ' ' I
agree with Spiro Agnew that
too much television news is
colored by big programming."
He added quickly that this
fragment of his thinking wa s
one of the few points on which
he and the vice president were
in accord.
"TV is a selling media that
hasn't reached its full poten-
tialJ
"But it's getting th\re,"
Tommy said grimly. "An y
time we can d es t.roy
something good on our show
we'll throw in a commercial'.
"Maybe our show will · be
lhe first to fulfill t hat
television potent\al which is
the theory that everything
should be merchandised ."
At one time Tommy kept
three television sets in bis
apartment, some tim es
watching all three at once.
Now be has none. ,
"Television is a pacifier,"
he concluded. "But it shou ld
be an 'imwrtant tool. Presi·
dent. Nixon th inks it is,
otherwise he wouldn't be on
it so often .
Sixty percent of the popula·
tion gets its information from
the tube. But I don't think
they're getting enough in-
formation."
Bit Parts: Connie Stevens
has been added to the cast
of "The Grissom Gang '' star-
ring Kim Darby apd _, Scott
W i Iso n •
'Nanette' Set
For Audition
Noted Hollyw~ director-
c ho re o g -rap her Busby
Berkeley, who bas signed to
direct and choreograph the _
new Broadway ..production ol
"No, No, Naoette," which will
star Ruby Keeler ol Newport
Beach in her return to the
stage, will per s onally
supervise auditions Tuesday
and Wednesday to select
dance rs for the show .
Berkeley bas set l p.m.,
Wednesday, for t:he first cill
fo.~--.~~~ty dancers,~ remale,
wiltl Equity male dancers to
be auditioned beginning at 2
p.m. that day.
An open call for dancer.5
both male and femaje, is set
for 1 p.m. the next day, with
all auditions to be held at
the Moro-Landis Studio, 10960
Ventura Blvd .. ~tudio City.
ONTARIO (AP) -Rlngo not to be found In fa mily
bas completed his first•movie diclionaries, and . his un-
role, despite a few mynah predic table flights into pro-
problems. The bird, pet of r h Mrs. Leonard .Utekal, had only ' fanity were the bane 0 t e
one line in a Western film : film's makers.
"Throw that damn drunk out."~ One of:his printable remarks
'('he sce ne was in a barroom. broke up lht: star, James
Ringo talks better than most. •,Garner. As Ringo watched
1nynahs, and had little trouble dliring filriiing-of a te~ ~
lilllrning his I~. ,It was the fight scene, he ru:i:U~ his
rest of his vocabulary of about feathers, cleared· his-throet
100 words that caused the pro-and came out with a n
blems. unscheduled. "Wipe your nose,
Many of his favorites are you fat pig."
'
Ana.·Modj~ska Troupe
Slates 3rd Production
The Ana-Modjeska Players outstanding "South Pacific"
will stage thcir third major cast already in rehearSals will
pr.oduction. of ~ year when be held on Tuesday-and
the cur.tains ·are raised . Jor , Wednesday, at Fremont
their summer musical "Sootti Junior High Girls GJrm.asium,
Pacific" at the Anaheim .High 608 West Lincoln, Anaheim,
School Auditorium, July 30 from· 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Call
and 31 and August 1 and 2. (714 ) 533-5271 to sdledule an
The play will be produced appointment.
In cooperation with ·the-:==========,
Anaheim Parks and Recrea·
tion Oepattment. The Flayers
group is seeking talented
musicians for the JX'Qduction.
Auditions for a f u 11
orchestra to complement the
THE BEST .
Re•denhip poll1 pro•t '''••·
nuh " i1 0"1 of iht world'1 "'01t
populer comic 1trip1. R11d it
d1ily i" th1 DAILY PILOT. . '
• • • 0 lllllNtl $ M!Wlt: (C) "lldiMr ill ..,..... (comedy) '61 -Bob
• • Kopt, L1111 Turner. A bachelor ex·
:',• •• ploru Iii• in the subum.!nd tries 11 cope with diapers. di:onWlshl/5,
1UPlfllltf111t carts and 11111 hu1·
blltdS. .
O Thi.tr• t: "Notlli111 l ut 1 M•n"
(dr1rn1) '65-1v1n Dixo11, Abl>ty
Lincoln.
m Morie: "TfJ and Ct! Mt" (drl·
"'') '51-frink tovejoy.
The ardent young 'rhomas Jefferson embraces his bride while the impatient John Adams and
the worldJy-wise Be:g.jamin Franklin look on. A delightful situation leading up to "He Plays The
Violin," one of the charming song and dance numbers in "1776.'' • • ., • .. • • • • • •
m ,,.. " c....i.-<Q (JD) m,.,, _ ('°> m n. r11M11 CMf (30)
UI C.11 ft Amot (JO)
7:55 EEi c.tie• H Stpntltl
:: NO ID m Mett41r Tllt•lrt (C) (30) : ''fllt Kowl>oys.~ P<lst-Civll W1r tur-
.. moil 11proo11 lour t1en11ers and
. • ~
TUESDAY
OAmME MOVIES
D "St•l~i111 IN tltt llr~I'" (ro·
1111nce) '52-Vicior M1ture, Pllricll
Nu!, Edmund Gwtnll.
... • .,., " tilt ...... (d1111l) '41 .. '• ' -Susaft Peltf1, Alu1ndt1 Knox. . -
l :DO 1J Mnie: "Tiie Kttllts en Old
MltDo111k1'1 farm" (comedy) '57-
Mal'jorie Main, Percy Kilbride .
OUNnrs !CJ m CiKO II.Ml
I!) Mowlt: ''l lut, W~itt 111d Pl•·
ltd" (m1'$111y) "•Z-lloyd Nolin,
M•fJ Beth Hu11lies.
1:45 O C.111•11ity l ulleti11 l o11d (C)
t :JO 0 ''Sitti111 Prttty" \comedy) '.t&-
Chllon Webb, Robtrt Youn1. MIU·
11111 O'H1r1. m "O,eratill "'" lall" (eomld)') '57-Jtck lemmol\, Mictey Rooney,
Ernie Kov1eks.
1:00 II "Mtnkey l •Meu" (ct"'ldy)
·Ji-Tiit M1t1: Brothers. m "Filfitint CNlt Cod '" (drtm•)
'SI-Brian Donlwy, EH1 RtlMl.
2:00 0 (C) "o\prll 111 h ril" (1111Jslc11)
'53-0ofis DIJ, RIY Bolger. ID "kl• It S(lffr' (dr1rn•) '47-
.lollnflJ Sands, Ter11· Austik.
4:JO fJ "F11Ult 111 ltlt IMclr" (d11m1)
'55-Htf Challd!tr, .lolft Crtwlord.
:i ;: : t'=·==================== •
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' .
-the ''novv'' ltlusical
Winner of the Tony Award and
the New York Drama Critics' Circle Award
"BEST BROADWAY MUSICAL· OF 1968-69"
I
' Here, on the stage ol the Pavilion, the Found In~ Fathen are brought to life a s ordinary human beings with the oame
atren.gtha and weaknesses and many of th~ 9Ame problems that we face toda'j. The events leading to the signing of
the Deolaratlon..of Independence had their mhare of oomedy aa well aa high d r ama-exalted Ideals and unbeliev able I
abourdUles. "1776" re-creates America'• )>lg moment with a maximum of fun, music and thrilling theatrical vitality.
•
-v 3RD GltE AT ATl'RACTION -LOS A NGELES CIVIC L IGHT OPE~ -1970 ~ASON
NOW PLAYING MUSJCCTNTER
O PAVIL'10N .
. . . . ~ . ~vmun~ (exo. S)!D.) ••.• 8:30
Min"""' W ed.• S&°l. .. 2:30 . "
Doz Of Ci(:••: Mualc C•n t et P••lllon , .. South•rn Callfornt• Ma.ale Co .• 837 Boa.th 1011 Str•••••• a11 Ma.titat Tfekat A"1•noia•
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Monday, Ju~ 13, 1970 DAILY PILOT Jlll.
•oliver!t Stars Love Their Work • .
DAILY PILOT Pi.tif IW Patrick O'OMIMll
...
Merit Awards
Given to 2
Two Orange Coast area
students received m e r i t
awards as business science ·
occupational majors a I on g
with their AA degrees during
recent 1970 commencement
exercises conducted at Sad-
dleback Junior College.
By FRED SCHOEMEHL
Were the yoong stars · o!
"Oliver! 1' the summer pro-1 ductioo ol the Laguna Moolton
Playhouse to walk down the
streets of Laguna, many peo-
ple might tum and stare, won-
dering where these two ragged
urchins came from .
But to see Oliver (Peter
Bernard) and Dodger {Charles
Curtis) at the Playhouse,
warms the heart and touches
Ule soul.
"It's realty a ball,'' said
Peter. "I didn't think we could
do it at first, it was !llCh
a big production. But now,
It's golng,very smoothly,
"I love OiJver!'' chimed ln
Charles. "I think it's a very
good play and· it's a lot of
fun.''
"Oliver!'', baSed on the
Dickens classic, ' ' 0 I I v e r
Twist.'1 follows the life fl. a
young boy, wandering the
streets fl. London-a castaway
who encb up with a gang
of pickpockets, yet a child
with love and lnoocenct. It
I.! Dodger, the best pickpocket
o( tllem all, who leads him
into the group of roustabouts.
The music and dance make
the show and Peter and
Charles do a delightful job.
IM. two youic otan sine
tosether In Ille !Int act, upc>o
meeting each·tCher.
Peter -~ 11 found out
about the show when his
mother Mrs. Richard George
read about the casting party
ln a local paper. She told
him about Jt and Peter went
down and read for the part.
A week later he· was on as
"Oliver."
Charles heard about the
musical last year at the con-
was Jereme 1tl the Orange
Coast College production of
"South Pacific" and be kept
w\th the show when tt moved
to the Wilshire Ebell Theater
in Los Angeles. He is also
a member rJ. the Lyric Opera
ReperlDr)' Company.
Olarles will go into the fUth
grade next year at El Morro
Elementary School. He ls an
avid reader, trombone player,
and cellist. He also enjoys
the beach.
clusion qt__ the Lyric Opera,--:=:::= Repertory -~· and flrstt•
read for the Oliver role, but l!iiiili
was selected as Dodger In-
stead.
·~ ~-~IYKNG.M A ~
P>ter Just OQmpleted the
sixth grade at Top ol ~~
World Elementary Schoo~~
will go Oji to Thllr!'ij
lnlmnedlate thl.s !all. l'olfo!t
In( the footsteps ol hls lathoi\
• -a\$0 teaches film mQhl1
at UC!. younf Peter ls ~dy
out mat na: his ow9 "storybook" fifms. .., ·
'
Both or the young st.ata of
''Oliver!" are e.nthuslaSUc
about the show, apd It comt.1
through on s'tage.
Both or the upcoming stars
have bad bac:,kgrounds in show
business. Peter port.rayed Lil·
tlechap Jr. in the Laguna
Playhouse production ''Stop
the World," in 1966. Before
that he played Timmy in the
movie "Synanon," which was
written by his father, Ian
Bernard, who is music direc-
tor at NBC in Burbank.
PREMIERE ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT
2nd TOP HIT
STAGE ROMANCE NO LONGER MAKE BELIEVE
Tom and Be'th Titus
The studerd.s, who com-
. pleted specific bu siness
science classes along with the
program for the _ associate of
arts degrees, include John R.
Clark, 118 Cristobal Circle,
San Clemente and Mary P.
Collins, 1961 Temple Hills
Both rate "Consider Yourself" I,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;; their favorite number, which II
'Streetcar' Takes
Stars Down Aisle
Drive, Laguna Beach. '
David Black
Given Degree
DAIL'I' PILOT ll&H l"lleM
OLD TROOPERS
·BALBOA
673-4048
OPllit
6:41
ntlL .. -.. , .... Pftlln1Ula
Curtis (1tanding), Bernardi'-------=
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of tile Dall~ Piie! Ii.If
A pair ol Orange Coast
drama entbusiasts have been
run down by A Streetcar Nam·
ed Desire, but don't look for
them ln the obituaries.
They'll be listed under mar·
riage licenses.
Tom Tltus and Beth Clciliot
are re-writing the heavy play
by Tennessee Williams so it
hao a happy ending.
Tbe DAILY PILOT's drama
criUc and entertainment
editor married his leading
lady Sunday, then took her
on a road tour to Hawaii
for a seven-day stand.
Titus, 32, first saw Miss
CieiUot a year ago when he
reviewed a workshop series
by the Westminster Players.
"I de9Crlbed her as 'a
-ue pldure ol cool
beauty,' clearly tile "'ongest
msnber of the cast," he ex-
~tiery apparently got him ...-...... . "Next time I saw her was
at auditions for 'Streetcar'
~ is ooe of my favorites.
She was caot as Bland>e
Dubois, ~ keding role."
"I got~ second male lead.
Mitdt wh> falls in love with Blanche and pursues her in
a mid<, t.nnbling ...., ol
way." Stanley Kow"alski, the lead
male dl.arader, tllatters his
idealliJtic image ol Blandie
by telling naogbty tales, oowev,.., embllte<ing Mitdl.
"M the end, she says 'Mar-
ry me, Mitdl,' " Titus ex-
plains. adding that script calls
fur bim to reply that his
mother wouldn't approve.
Mrs. WmTen Titus hosted
tllem for dlnoet" after Ille. first
show -unaware of the plans
-and '-llY chided her son
for exagerated o n s t a g e
theatrics.
"We saw each other five
« six nights a week during rehearsals," explains the
Jooctime DAILY PILCYr staff
member.
"We're 5irl o( re-writing
Tennessee Williams Int() real
life !Jut changing the endirlg
to a happy one."
Beth is a relative newcomer
to Orange Coast dramatics,
but has extensive background David W. Black, Jr., sOn
with the Hollywood Players, of Mr. and Mrs. David W. , 'Alex' Showing
specifically in Shakespearean Black, Sr., of 440 Lenwood , ,
NOW-EXCLUSIVE
HARBOR AREA
FIRST-I.UN SHOWING
AT ll•ULAI PllCIS roles. Drive Costa Mesa received HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -
The bride is employed as his d:X:tor o[ den~l surgery Donald Sutherland stars in
a secretary at McDoanell· degree during recent 1970 "Alex: in Wonderland'' as a
Douglas Astronautics C o • , commencement exercises at young filmmaker with Ellen
Huntington Bead>. UCLA. Burstyn playing hl.s wife in
The groom bas worked at Black wu a · 1966 graduate the MGM production.
6 ACADEMY AWARDS
JNCLUDIN• llST PICTUU
the DAILY Pnhr 6¥.z years, of UC Sama Barbar8 and was fp;;;;;;;;:;:;:;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;;fl
in a variety of assignments. graduated from Ne w p or t
Each has won awards in HarbOr HJp School in 1962.
the field of acting and direc ..
ting little theater productions. '**"
Their engagement was an-
nounced at the cast party May 'i/lml
16 after Ille W....runsterlJ
troupe closed its record
money-making production and
i;:etired for revelry.
11te newest dynamic duo rJ.
the Orange Coast drama
ctrcuit will make their home
io 'the Mesa Verde section
of Costa Mesa.
Among their well·wishers -
onstage rcmance leading to
offstage marriage isn't such
a rarity -were David and
Denise Clements and Ron and
Marilyn Albertsen.
The Clements' wed after
South Ooast R<pertory's "The
Glass Menagerie," another!~~~~~~~ Tennessee Williams drama. lk
Mr. and Mrs. Albertsen
married after "Born Yester-
day," sUiged by Ille · Hun-
tington Beach Pla}i>ouse.
His Wallet
Turns Up
INDIANA, Pa. (AP)-When
his wall« containing $80 slip-
ped out ol bis pocket while
sailing in Lake P r i n c e
Gallitzen. 40 miles east of
here, Don Rankln thought he
was sunk.
But Roger Frederick o( In-
diana found the wallet fk>ating
on the water, called Rankin's
home in Indiana, and olfered
to return it.
Rankin's pareJts traveled to
the lake, met Frederick,
rounded up their son and re.
turned his trioney.
Mrs. Rankin said o f
Frederick: "He even paid for
the Jong distance call to tell
us he found the wallet.
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Sit., Joly 11
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& The H1prs ShoW
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Children's Day .
Fri., JulJ 17
Chlmpionsh\p Motorcycle Racina:
Junlor livestock Auction
Sat. & San. lair 111-19
AppalOOsa Horse Show
1 RA Championship Rodeo
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HTWllN UN DIHO &-GAaDIN GROYE FlllWAYS
"AIRPOR! IS TOP.FLIGHT ~Jl!.E!~!:'.
"You w111 ..,,., AIRPORT ....__Ir, '
end JGU wlll nntl JOUnelt tolldns obout It
ontlnnloatlcolly to J<MR' frlendo. •. ,,_,..,
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~4 1),\11.V PllOT Mondly, Ju~ 1', 1'1711 .
·Tahiti Race Time .
Misses Old Mark
Coast -Sailors Sweep L~ke · Raci ng.
. --... "
The Cini "ll~larl7 !IChodul-
od TahlU raoe la hlsf<Jey, bul
the hoped for new e!aPood
time record for the 3,571-mile
<1'lS'ing did not materlallu.
}\ell DeMeuse's B .. ckfin
was first to flnlsh with an
elapsed lime fl 18 days, 1%
hooTs, 16 rnlnules and 43
seconds -almost a day "1ort
of the record set by the J8te
. Robelt F. Johllso!1'1 Ticon-
deroga ln 1964. Badd!n's cor-.
rected time dropped ber to
Slh in Class A and 11th
overall.
1be ox-rected Ume wiMer,
Norman Bacon's WI d g eon
from Santa Bartara, finished
almost a day behind Blackfin,
but was the correct.ed time
winner with lSd. 18hr. 52 min.
4Z sec. She also won Class
A.
Arie6, the C.luml»S7 with
a predominantly local crew
was the third boat to finish
In 19:06:al:S4, and ""' thin!
.-.11 wllll a comcted time
ol 11:03:47:$1. -
AU 14 llarien limshed the race und<r oail. .IMI bool
~ finllb. w·as the Oal-40 Ta~enl, sailed by S a m
Holland ol calilomla Y~cht
Cub with an e!ai-1 lbne
ol 23 :10:44 :111. llbe -lllh
in Oeet rib • UllTected Ume
11:07:54 :11.
Followln( .. the comded
time -. ol Uwi ... llTo
fleet:
OVIEIULl-(U WW.-1 ttl Jubll ..
flon. H.llTY I~ LAYC1 CS) At5-t.
O.n Elllll'rt. !H4YC 1 ... '-tlffltf'I l~I
M111Y ·-HM'nll. tcirMlr YC1 UI 5P1tt1 0-.. I(~ SI-fYC1 UI ~. Arltlw 9'1111. •!CtwMMI YCI 01 .._ OUldc Ill, Eric T.t»rl.,,
M. l'VC1 ttl Mir, ""°"" O'ar11n, Jiii?'
France1 (I) NllmM II, Maurke llnlll'lo
•I V,._.. YC1 llfl S"-,. JDM NollW, S.nl• ..,.._,., YC; (11) l lKll·
fl11; nu Vi11Dlt1 (Ii) T•.,...ri (UI
NlrNHllMft. c~ A '-co Wld9m'll (21 Ar!MI
Ill .. en ,Cllk* IUJ !') Mk'I lJ) lladdlnl ") ,..,,..........,,
Cl.AU I -111 J#i.t1on1 CU MlsfYJ 131 1Plri11 (Al ~'I UI H-111 i.1 sin-1 en v1llafl1
(I) TWlfftll.
Newport Beach skippers Lake Saturday and Sunday un-Sailing ctub won the Pacific
domlnaled every class in the der the aU,spices of the Fresno Coast champlomhlp in the
17th annual Hlgh, Sierras Yacht Club. Terppest £us, held in con-
: Re~lta ..U\"1 . •• l;lu'htinglOll Bob Smllh oi soUth Sbofe junolioo ' the lli&h Sierras
Regatt.e. There were 10 entries
in the championlibip series.
Runer-up was Jack Ra,ub, also
of SSSC, and third was Jack
Morris of San Francisco YC.
The Tempest • is the most
,recent Olympic Class boat. · ,nyc:·,Race ·Draws184' oats -Winner in lhe regatla por·
lion of the Tempest Class was
'Sea Bird'
Holds .(,ead
In Transpac
. ' . ' . . ~ ..
' -
:· ... Stri>ne southwesterly · winds
'on · s&~urday dwindled t~'·a WhisPer Of a -W€Sterly Sunday
f<li'"Balboa'YachtJCltlb's 'SUm·
· mer1Rtg3:tta which drew lM · bOOt6 ih 16 classes. . '
Larg~ -cl:riss. was th e
· Pacific Handicap Ractng F1eet
with 24 . entries. 'Ibe winner
was·'John Hooten1s ·Destiny tt
from lfahi.a Corinthian Yacht
Club.
' Treptiy Wln!lll'a In •It cH-ftl'I~ LOS .. ANGELES (AP) -PHRI" 1241 -Ill o.t1111 11~ J'"°' X MoD!t-n, I CYC1 •12) AW.. U, Glertn With barely a day remaining Re.I. SSSC; (3) TorlnhM, 1111 ,wr11111,
J·n the ~---•"ie" y-~J . l.J.YC1 (AJ' P•frkl.,., 0,1vl• PUl$11WV, .. ,..,~ °"-.' NHYC1 (J) We.ll'f'lY, Peltr WHIO<lo
~~ • ., 'oot folMYC. Race, Sea ""'"• a _., 11H00Es-D '" ·-q1 11:1,rit 1ol' catamaran skippered by Bob' .M•n. 8111 TWlor. I YC. •
Hanel J the. CabriJJo B--~, ENDEAVOR (6) ..-fl). ~radth!, ,,. ~-.1 BUI L1"9l•M, ·!.SSC.·
,
Allen, 8YC1,fll l'u/wiue. H111k'H~ • 8YC1 (A) ........ Allll ·oi-i.
'1v1•c1 U> s.11 de Lido. 1tr1 w,.._, L~. ' METCM. .. (II) -(I) loffy, 81M t.awllCll'n IYCi 'U) Lit 11 81Wd, Owf 'NeWI', IY~ (3) ......,.,,., JMt. Sclloll. •Ye. 1(118 A (Ill) -1.0 S.W..E~ C.
£. Wllll1ms. I CYCJ (II Jfe• llOll, W•P·
1111 )'tr..in.LNHYC1 ,(3) MOiie, 1"'11
Sc:IVHI. HHTC.
)(ITE • -(I) Ll-11, iltvt: ll•1o
•YCi Ill Good Grit!. Er.!111 $/llM,
IY"f (ll Mvrt AU"lfl.. CWnlofl Flrt-
Dave Garlbetti of Cabrillo
iltln, ·L1vc, Beach YC, Loe Angeles. Jack
s A 1 o T ..\ fUl !11 11 • c 1 "• Raub of SSSC was also runner N..dlll'll, ,IM~ o.udto. NHYCi (2)
l•Nltileu \f . Jen Mc0tr1Nld, up In this eve.nt, and Kim
A•Yc1 n1 F , Hint N1-1H11. NHYc. Bricker or Fresno YC was SABOT 8 I -OJ kl ltu_,, John Gr.n1lfl.'SVC1 c11•1111, e.tt1111 third. :=:_,~H.i't.' tJt w•11' K1oet, K•t~r Balboa Yacht. Club Lido-14
5~...!i°~~~m.,X(, ca1·'i,.~~ skippers won both the A and
P1t1y Tira. BVc1 u1 e~"' cri.111e, B dl vls:ions which drew 30 en·
JJ-&uQinf"-"" NHYc; to wtt tries in Class A and 34 in w_,, Biii IClodl, 8CYC1 .IS) •Pr1 s1uv1111. Too. stne w11bion.' eve. • Class B. Bill McCord of BYC
I
Pickard t~ Repr~ent
Coast in Union R ce
Yacht Club still holds a slim .i..uoe:11s-1~ rn ...,... 111 k lld.e; •en Tom Pickard of Long Beach Club in the se i-finals Satur· t H~kl, L YC; (fl rre-Empt, Ltt'O'I •
was the winner of · Class ·A
and Don Bradbury, BYC W8f!
lhe winner in Cl:lSS B. ..
FollollilM trt tho! llWllY wln111r1 111 •II cio.ue1:
1.100.IU. -CIJ l lH McCord, ave. !U H¥..., Wood, ABYC1 (~) ~
Ull111•<1. BYCi (4) lloll'f lollm•rt, aV<:1
1$1 JKk McCltrtY. IYC. l
LIDO·l48 -lll 00.. l•.clllurf,
f1YC1 ll) Fred Tlll'll, Vov-r• YCI
n) Frt<I Tidv"°'n. Frt-YC1 CO P•t Du11lg1n, B"V.C:; CJ) MrP• G"°'""
A8YC. CORO~AD0·\5 -Ill Doll Cl1"°r CBYC~UJ Allffl li.,,,Mr, Wlne:ll.ml\'\lf'f
VC;-!ll Tom Arm11~, Slerrl Slijllfll
... ~111111\. ..
Who Cares?
No other n•w1p1ptt llt M
world c•••• at:oul yoUP cornm11·
nity Ii•• your community d1Jly
new1p•P•' doe1. It's th ... DAILY
PILOT.
lead over Sea Smote. SulMll•l'lll. NHvc. • Yacht Club will represent day sa~ in: Soling Class
their __.., .......1 COR0 NAD0025 of10) -(1)· llebole.i, ' ' • I Based on_ ,... .......... 1i~-11e1t-o."""'~V¥c1'-t21 -wlld c1111c1, -Calllomia-(-Area-G) n-the-sloops.---•1---in the 2,225-mlle race from Lff Arin11Tont, VYC. N rth" • I(
I ·~ leaders soL1NG 111 -111 Gold 0 1,96,. o American Yacht Racing The Prjnce Wales Bowl Los ~e es, """' Roter w~1J11, NHVC; 121 No. 'A'" Unioil matCh rac"',. series for is embleinatic 1of the North should rach Honolulu Tuesday Br..ce Cher\d!11r, BYC. ..'6' . .
HOBIE cAT l'l -cu No. 111~. the Prince of Wales Bowl at American championships in evming. R1c111rd Loulek, AYC1 U i FlllcldMI, Chic tarti A 3 h · · ' · wtf h nl
By popu~-1~1.;1:,.t,,0-th. Sound-Ccncratinn_ha.1 f.C: 1urn~od to Kno\1'1 Derry Farm. The 21 laltntcd mu•
•killll• and u ngcrs fro111 John Drow n Uuivcnity •ill
bo pcrfori.oing for your enj1;1>menl J\londay through
Thunday ell ~ummer long. firework• every nighL
. Vacation Money?
Low-costTrav~
Treat )IOUrs&lf to a great vacation with a Mortis
Plan Traveloan. On approval you can bbnvw' up
to $5;CXX> or more. Easy payments schilduled the
Wrt YoU want them-wilh a moneyobeck Quarlntee
(W you find you can do bettor, return tile -
within a days at no cost to you). •
For vacation money, blll consondation. any nlMOn
"'"°811 ua. We say "yes" io 2.039 loans IVfl't week.
Sea Bird overtook Sea T1L ~1~~1~(,~'.?:'in H111.Me1.,.. Pi:=~ · w~ s~~~ 1M111er :it~~~1~ m~t~cag~n:i Smoke Saturday aod on Sun-Tom wuson. ABYC: 121 Ho. :iw, • • da held estimated IS-mile ow.an Jot.MOii. BYC1 121 Hu•tter 1 and Doug Rastello as crew, each other 1n ~ each race . ..A!• v:: the sf· f 0 0 t °!:~~:. ~~y::_ n1 °"" For-'"'' ,beat Buu Boettcher, with NA YRl! is div ided into eight .,..e 0 annod, 1 11:o1c1. Jim TY~•. BYC. Steve Carslon and Di ck areas m the United States catamaran m vY s x sea L100.1~B nt> -111 smw.. J.ct: • anada , scouts and siJ veteran sailors. couu"', BYc; t21 P~ Tl9u. Old!; • LoeWy, of Cahfomia Yacht afld C ,
Also still in the race is
Glass Sllj>per , reported about
70 miles back ol Sea Bird
Oil Sunday, With Ima Loa and
Hurry-Kane trailing.•
lnvldus, •· 37.foot trimaran
di!masted early in the race,
was located late Sunday by
lhe U.S. Cout Guard. 'Ibe
vessel, about 30 miles off San
Cleme?Xe, was provided with
enough fuel i.o return to Los
Alli!*'·
Windigo
Still Holds
Race Lead
MACKINAC ISLAND, Mich.
(APJ -Skllllully ~g ils
' Yf&Y north alooc the NortJ>eaot Micllipn .mr.lloe, the sleek
sa111ng yllchl Wlndlgo cruised
to 1 15-miles lMd &qiday over
favoled American tagle in
the 48lh aruull Bayview
Yacht Club Port Huron to
Mackinac race.
MorrisPl·an
Wlndlgo look mulmum ad-
vaTXage d. the little wind
available Saturday-night and
early Sunday to lead the Heel
of 197 1aWD1 craft. After Wln·
dfgo. and 'American Eagle, the
leaders. haHway through lhe
235-mile race were: Gyp&y,
Bay Bea, Axle Heist Ill,
Inferno, Dor•, NorSaga and
Regrdfully.
•
673-3700
Newport Beach -3700 Newport Boulevard
Based on wind conditions
and weather forecasts Sunday,
the earliest possible anival
f<r the I~ boats was set
at I a.m. today. .
The 1'1 entrants are evenly
diVided into siz classes and
each 'is given a handicap
agalMt the scratch ship,
American Ea g 1 e .
.ut.°B9'1'JMo
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acceftf any dec:or. finithed aff with white pkntk taps to
word off the tloint and bums over tM y.ort. 31" round table
with OM 11" t.af and foar choirs 'I ophottMfecf tft white
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Angel-Twin Showdown · Winds Up a Letdow11
Parke1~We
Can't Think
Of Standings
SAN D)EGO (AP) -"We can\ be
coocerned with the atandings," Wes
ParkEJ> of the Uis Angeles Dodgers was
saying. "In any other year we'd be
in first place.." ·
, Last yw they were. nleir 50-36 record
~as good enough to put them hall a
game ahead ol the rest of the National
League's Western Divisioo. But UtiJ year
a 51..JS record just makes them also-rans
chasing Cincinnati's runaway Reds.
Losing to the doormats of the loop
doesn't help maUers, of course. That's
what the Dodger:s did Sunday-as San
Diego's Clay Kirby spun a three-hitter
and Qllie Brown crashed a two-run homer
to give the Padres a 4-1 victory.
"We'll have to forget about the stan·
dings until September," Parker con-
July 16
Jut., 1r
J111., "
Dodger Slate
All Glime Ml K•I 1'411)
Dodter• Ya N-Yorti
Dodoger1 YI N-YDl'k Docl!lers YI Ntw Yort.
7:ll 11.m.
7:SS p.m.
•:JS p.m.
tinued. "If we st.art thinking about bow.
we have to win 20 straight, we'll -wind
up losing. the first one."
The Dodger first ba9eman suddenly
has the hat.test bat on the club. "I'm
hitting as well as l ever have,,. he
sakl. With 15 hits in hls last 28 at..bats
-including five doubles, two triples
and aine rul\S batted in -he has
boosted his average to ·~·
That prompted Padres President Buz·
zie Bavasl to comment that Parker
should have been picked over St. L<luis'
Rich Allen ' or San Francisco's Willie
McCovey as the starting first baseman
for the National League in the All-Star
Game.
DAIL'l''l'ILOT "1iel9t by o ... kll"'lfer .
' "Parker is a better nmner, fielder
and thrower than Afien or McCovey
and he is a good h1tter," said Bavasi.
"The only thing the other two do better
SLIDING TOO LATE -Tony Oliva (6) o! the Minne-
sota Twins, slides into secoDd base too late as 8andy
AJomar throws to first base for a double play Sun-
day. Harmon Killebrew hit into the twin-killing in
the fifth inning as the Angels won, &-2, to remain
ls hit the long ball." ·
five games behind the Western Division American
League front runner:s .
The Padres stayed within two.games
of fifth-place Houston. in the National
League West and,. by taking two of
the three gamei in the weekend series,
jolled Loi Angeles' pennant hopes as
the Dodgers Cell 10 games back of frorit·
nxming Cincinnati.
LOS ANOILIS U.N DllOO_ * r 11 rtll" -1b r'°11-rM
.~ey.ere Test f~r A.L Pitchin·g
Gr1Mrlt'""h,u > O ' I C1msoblrt, 2b ' O I • MOii.it 4••1HIJ!llT,Jll 4111
W.O.tvll. er ' 1 1 1 GaslOlt, cf a 1 1. 1
W.P1r11 .... lb • 0 1 ' O.lrown, rl ' t • f
kotco, rf ' I 1 I COlbl11', lb ' I 1 • Mets' Seaver Expected :to Face Orioles' Palm~r
Ltftbvrt, ,., > I I I Mllfrtll, " ' 0 1 1
Ht!!er, c ' O I 0 81r1on, c l O 1 I G.lrvty, XI J I I 0 ONn, u 1 O • O
S..Uon, P 1 0 • 0 . Ferrtrl, 1111 O O I I
Crtwtonl, 1111 0 0 0 0 Ar<!., 711 2 O I O
Moellt!',lt OOOOIC!rby,p •Oii Jot~111, ~ I a 0 O
Tot1l1 l1 I l I To!tli JS ' f > LOO. AP\Qtlu HID 000 009 -I
Stn DllVO ODii _. 10--'
E -Grtbtrlttwltl. OP -Lo. Al'l!tln I. l.08
-Loa """t'" I, Si" Oleva f. 11 -O. Ir,,.,..
HR -O. Bro-Cl>!. Sii -C1m~H.
U• M II II II IO
Sul!On !l.IM) 6 I 2 l 2 t
Mollt.r 212211
IC Jrt>y CL.$-!Ol t l I a $ 1D . HBP -by SllttOll (F ... r1r11, Tl""' -2:17. A,1-
ltnGIMI -12.!Jf.
CINCINNATI (AP) -A battOrY o!
National League's biggest guns, Jed b.Y
.hometown howitze~ Tony Perez altd
Johnny Bench, should put AmericaA
Leag'ue pitcliing and lhe r•lled o!
Riverfront Stadium t.o a sever.e test
in"Tuisday night's 4lst All-Star Ganie.
.NatiOnal League Manaa:er Gil ffodles
ud ·American • League skipper Earl
Weaver were to aMOUDCe tbe1r betting
Karate Exhibition Brings
Conigliaro Quick Shower
·Lasher was hurt. He was given a tetiacll
shot after Conig)iaro's spike cut his hip.
The ouUielder had another" fit of
CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) -TOily
Conlgliaro's karate exhibiUon on the
pitcher's nlound brought him a quick
shower, bot it didn't upset his teammates as lhe Boston Red Sox went on to temper When he was ejected from the
sweep a double-Oeader from CleveJand , game and Lasher was allowed to stay.,.
6-2. 8-3. Boston's Reggie Smith carried ConigUaro
Conlgliaro touched ort a-second·game -· ()ff the field.
brawl after Cleveland starter Fred
Lasher hit him on the left forearm;
with a pitch.
The Bost.on slugger, believing he was
hit intentionally. charged the mound and
-utilizing the kat.ate he learned during
the winter-kicked Lasher in the hip
and punched him in the. noSI!. Both
benC'hes emptie, but umpires restored
order.
"He surprised me twice," said Lasher.
"First, Tony surprised me willD he-came
out to the mound. So I got ·ready for
him. But then be surprised me with
that kick . Before I could do anything,
Carl Y&!trzeiniikl grabbed mNlld pinned'
my arms to my sides."
orders for the roil.:staso.n classic today,
and ft was antici(>ated that rlghthanders
Tom Seiver,· 14-5, of Hodge!• New York
Mets and Jim Palmer, 12-6, of Weave.r 's
Baltimore Orioles would be named the
opposing s~ pitchers.
The other NL starters Me first
baseman Richie Allen of St. Louis, seeond
baseman G1er11 Beckert and shoristop
DOn Kessinger ol lhe ctticogo Clibs,
thlrd baseman Perez and catcher Bench
of Cincinnati aad outfielders Hank Aaron
-and Rioo Carty o! At!ui. and Willie
Mays of San Francisco.
, Starting for the AL will be Cirst
baseman Boog Powell and second
bueman Dave Johnso• ol Balllmort,
shortstop Luis Aparicio of the Clllcago
White Soi:, third baseman Harmon
KiJlebrl!w of Mi..1nesota, catcher Bill
Frel!haa. of Detroit and outfie1den Carl
Yastrzemski o( Boston, Frank Howard
of Washington and Frank Robi1son of
the Orioles.
The pitchers, who dominated AU-Star
play for three consecutive years until
Willie Ml'Covey and Bench powered the
Nationals to a t-3 romp at Wasbi1gto11
Jut July in a game wh.ich produced
five home runs, will have their work
·cut out for them agaiR this time.
Each or the starting lineups is si1-deep
in long ball hitters, with the Nationals
showing a 151-133 advantage In homers
to date this season.
Perez and BelCh are 1-2 in .the majors
.witp 29 and 21 homm.. respl!Ctively.
Allen, with 25, Aaron, 2j, CatlY,. %3,
and Mays, 19, complete the NL bir
six.
Mays, a .l43 "hJUer in 20 ptevlou.!
showin1s whose 67 all-bats, 20 runs scored
arid 23 bib 1are recards for the· classic,
·has ·hit thrft All-Star homers.
. Pe-ez, BenCh· and Allen h8ve aocked
one apiece. Aaron !las falll!d to coanect
·Jn' I8 pr'eviOus ginies. carty will be
.makiRg1 his first AU..6t.ar appear8:ncl!.
KJllebrew has smacked ~ American ~aeue. homers .this se!son, tWo more
than Howard. PoWell has 23, Yastrzemski 21 , Frank Robinson 17 and Frethan 13.
Kille.brew has hit two in All-Star com-
peUtioR, Howard, Robi'nSon and Freehan
one each.
Feelin1 perhaps • a little out of place
alongside all the big swingers will be
Johnson, with six hciml!rs, Aparicio, with
three, Beckert, with two, and Kesainger,
with just one this year.
But Oley might note th&t the first
Cincinnati player to unload a hoffll!r
in Riverfront Stadium, a symmetrical
park with 330-feet distances down each
foul line and a 40f-Coot line to
straightaway center field, was neither
Perez, nor Bench, nor any of the Reds'
other thumpers. Uttle Tommy Helms
did the honors, and ' it was his first
homer aiec:e the first week of the 1989
sea.9011,
Whill! prtchers on both sides try to
keep the ball in the park Tuesday night,
the National Leaguers will lie putting
a perfect seven-year defensive record
on the line. ..• and on the .llghtnin8-fast
artificial turf that blaakets tbe Reds'
aew park.
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Halos Win Finale, 6-2;
Sp ·l,ii four Game Serles . ' .
There was plenty veatured but nothinc
gained l>y the M-Twins and
Calllornla Angels.
The I weekend 'lel'ies WU advertises
as a showdowtl but It wound up a
letdown.
'lbe· .Angela bettered 13-iame winner
Jim Pttry and four successors for nine
hils SUllday aad mauled the TwiM 1·2
lo earn . a aplit of . lhe four·1ame set 1 and remain five. games back In the
American League •We.sl -e1acUy the
same, spot they were in four days ago_ .
"I would havl! liked to have dOM
AR9el Sl•te
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bl!tter," Angel Manager LeCty Phillips
commented. "but we didn't get hui-t.
We sWI have 71 games to play. That's
a lot of time."
The Anil!ls won on ·the play of their
daylight dyRamo, Jim Fregosl .. The
California shortstop tripled, singled drOVI!
In two runs and hiked his Sunday • slug-
giq pe.rceat.age lo an amazing . 7SS.
"Soole days you'fl! cOo<I and some.
days you're bad," Be niused. "Last night
1 w.as bad and todly · I tried to get·
even." He did.
Fregosi's error Saturday led to three
uMarned runs in a 5-2 loss but he
wasted little time. Jn Stoning for his
sins of the. previous night.
1be Twins, thuks to H a r m o n
Killebrew's two-nm bomtr ln ~-/Int,
his • mh, carried a 2-0 lead ln1f the
fourth .
Roger Repoz opened with a triple. and
Fregosl singll!d him ·homl!. Alex Johnson
walked and J im Spencer singled 'In
Fregosl with the tying ruR. Then Ken
McMullen whacked a two-run double ·lo
left, putting California ahtad lo stay .
The 'Angels prOdllced tWo more ru19
in the fifth when Sandy AJomar walked,
,,
Fregosl tripled and Johnoon, hlkll\1 his
averagit tO .m , .lilteled· '
"It's good to see :.Jim and A~x hlttq
llke they are," PhilliPs enthused. "We
also got good pitching from our kids
today."
' DaV. Laroche and Tom Brldley, two
yOUlgsten who were at Ha11'ail of .tile
Pacific Coast Leaiue. a weet fiO, com-
bined to blank lhe Twins ror s I : u
innings. The victory went to Laroche, u ,• while Petry lllffered his .even.th
loss.
'"l'hill'team has shown a lot of aptD\k
all season," said Phillips. "J doo't tee
any reuort' why vie ci.•t keep It up."
1be An~ls will haw: three day1 tb regroup their ~ berore moving into
tjie . naliop~ <af-'.lai' Thursday .night to
open a three-!g:tme. series With the
Senator.s.
The V.:asJ:tlngton seri~s will bl! followtd
by a dOubleheader artd a 1ingle game
in NeW York and fotir ·giroes In three
c;lays .at Bostoq before returning home
Friday,.July 24 aiainst ~ Benators.
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A KISS FOR AN ANGEL -Jim Spencer appears to be enjoying an
impromptu in~rlude to Sunday's gaine with the Mfnnesota Twins.
Margaret (Candy) Carsen, 24, of Torr;;mce gave the Anf(el first sacker
a kiss. She dii:ln't Care as well as her 'counterpart, dancer Morganna
Roberts and Was arrested on a .mis4eamenor charge which carrie1
bail of $160. ' Conigliaro claimed he was mad at
statements attributed to Lasher by
sportswriters who quoted Lasher as
sa)'ing he might try to hit Conigliaro
in retaliation for some Close pitching
by fonner Indian Sonny Siebert when
the Tribe. played Bo!ton July 4. Lastier
that day nearly beaned Cooigliaro, forc-
ing the outfielder to hit the dirt.
Ha!lk Soar, umpire crew , chief and
plate umpire for the game. said: '"nle
pitch was inside. but it wain'tMUirown
at Tony. t can tell wlien a guy is
throwing at a batter, and Lasher wasn:t
throwing at Conigliaro.
"Because Tony went after Lasher and
started the fight, I had to throw him
<O of lhe game. And because I'm sure
Lasher wa!n't throwing at Conlgllaro,
I allowed him to 11.ay in the game.."
How ~ucky Can You Get?--Nicklaus.
"1 couldn't think or anything elge. but
to go and get him," sakl Conigliaro,
~o was out all of the INS season
after being hit in the face. with a pitch
in August , 1967. "There was nothing
else I could do."
PWlChes were. thrown by both . sides
arter the bl!nches emptied, but only
Soar called the Lasher quotes about
possibly jamming Conigliaro at the plate
a "phony buildup.~'. . r
Lasher said his statement tru a joke
and he thought Olnlgliaro knew It.
The Red Sox didn't have any trouble.
with. the Indians either game Sunday
as they bombed Cleve.land with homers Iii' Rko Petrocelli, Tom Salrlano, Jolln
Kennedy, Conigliaro and hb younger
brother, Billy.
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (AP). -Here's how Sanden the 36-year-old
"Le&'s give Jack full credit," sakl a Georgia native with the Cabled short
disappointed Doug Sanden after k>fllng · . bac'kswhtg, described it:
the prestigious British Open G<IU Cham· "I'm In a good position OA the 18th.
pionshlp by one stroke to Jack Nicklaus. Jack is at the back ol the green and
Nicklaus, the. game's Golden Bear, in what could be tough lf&SS.
countered after Sunday's 18-hole playoff : "So, I'm thinking if I get 1 birdie
"How lucky can you get? I never er· and he gets a five, then I'm the cham-
pected to be here now. Doug had It pku1. But Jack, beiRg the. champion be
all wrapped up OI the fiilal hole Saturday. Js, Chipped out and got his par.
Then he missed thal short putt."
"Or course, as soon as that happened;
I'm dead . The championship has gone."
The 30-year-old NICklaus, · describing
his winning puU, said :
"I aimosl hit it before 1 was ready.
I told myself to wall ror a second
and make it right."
Nicklaus carded an evtn par n for
lhe playoff round Oft the S,951-yard
layout. Sanders finished wltb I 73.
Nicklaus earned $12,600, but, as usual
with major championships. the benelits
will be much greater. Nicklaus, one of
the few profe~ionals with victories In
each of the world's four major tourneys,
last won the British Open at Muirhead
in 1966. His last mator championship
was the U.S. QJ>en iA 1967. He also
has won lhe Masters and the PGA,
other jewels o( ~lf's Qu~le Crown. KNOXVILLE POLICE
ARREST MARAVICH
' KNOXVULE, Tenn. -Former
Tony Conigliaro's fiftb·IMtng, two run
homer in the first game. No. 17 pushed·
Boston to a ~ lead and gave. the.
Red Sox the victory margin, PetroceilJ's
solo homer -hhl 15Sth -In the seventh
IJtretcbed th! lead after Indians Duke
Simo and Tooy Horton ~amme<I bjlck-lo-
back homers In the sixth.
Just aa lhe 18th was the crucial hole
Saturday al lhl! end of the regulation
72 holes, so it was again Sunday.
Sanders missed a four-foot pull on
the tftth green of historic St. Andrews'
Old Courte, birthplace of the game,
on Saturday, forcine &lday 's 18-00le
playoff. Dapper Doug, in a prolonged
victory drought, CD.Med a three-looter
at 18 Sunday for a birdie.
Hydroplane Driver Killed
Sanders, with career earnings or over
a haH-milllon dollar, finished 64th on
the money list (or the U.S. tour ·in
1969 and hasn 't won lR three ' yean.
A colorful drwer who 's always re~
with a wisecra<:k or quip, Sanders h4'
to qualify for this ytar's BriUsh Opea.
which attracted the s t r o n g e s t tn..
Jernatlonal field in lio ll~Yffl' hl!Jtory.
Looisiana Slate UnJveraity All-American
basketball player "Pistol Pete" Maravich
was arrested Salurdly and charged with
public drunkenness and dJ.90rderly con-
duct by using pro(ane language, Knox-
ville Police said.
Mflravich, 21 , told oCficers he was
in Knoxville to attend I.he University
of Tenne§ee Sports Cline. Police 8flid
he was releaacd arter porting $60 bond.
Petrocelli drove In the rlnt run In
the second game.. Yastrumskl slnaled
and went to second when Tony Conigliaro
was hit by a pitch. After the battle,
Petrocelli drove Yastnemskl home wllh
1 single.
But lt was for naught. Blg Jack's
.e.ve.n-foo~r for a par gave him a one·
shot victory aod hls second British Open
championship.
AUSTIN, Te1. -James Sanders, 4..1,
of Houston wu killed Sunday when his
hydroplane racing boat went out of coo-
trol while traveling over 130 miles per
hour on Town Lake.
Spectators said lhe high powered boat
slipped out of control whel'\ Sanders
was lwo-thirds down the dral r~e
course. , .
"He ltft the water for the flnt time
•
when he was doln& tao miles per hour
plu.!," said Frank Miller of Austin
Boating Club.
sanders, an aulomoblle dealer, was
thrown from the craft when It cleared
the weter • second tlme.
Another boat ractr ttned 'around 'on
the courn and dumped into lhe lake,
placlnl a Ille jacket 1!0\Jnd Sanders.
He hu never won 1 major cham-
pionship and Sunday's de.feat waa a blttf~
cup or tea because ht has bee11 runne.rup .,,-
twice in the U.S. Open. once In the
PGA, and al., in lhe 111116 Brttlsh Ope1
won by Nicklaus.
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It's the Same Old Story
-Team McLaren Wins
WATK!?;S GLEN, N.Y. '(AP) -The
BrltW>buod team McLaren h to tilt
rlcb canadlan-American auto road racing
aerief what the New York Yankees uled
to be to bueball.
111( any car4'lver combination ever·
--; It will provide the blgest ... val iD recent motorsportl blatory,"
• •l'Mf .-. ... ol the ~ com-,
ment.d Smdoy.
New Zff.l•nder Den11 Hulme had just
c1r1 ...... ol the·brlght or .... McLano-
a..vrolels to v1c1ory 1n the third c .... Am.
d_ the 1eUOa a 300-miler OV« the J.knlle
Grand Prix circuit at Watkins Gltn.
It ... the lltb lllrailhl win for tho
Mcl.etens and their 22nd in 25 llartl
In tbe million dollar eie• 1 over a three-
YMr period.
P'unllennon, Hulm< made tt look ~eo
euia' than to moat ol Ille prevlowo r-. He aot ihe )Ump II the lllart
and 'DIYir W81 threatened , U be droYe routlnelr to bh Jin! vlclGl7 ol the
season.
New te-ammate Dan Gurney of Colla
Mea Md wt1t the oil>« two start.I bealMinl wltb the ......, opener June u. .
In otbe< 111to rlCU Sunday, lloctr
McCluskey cl Tucton, Ariz., """ the
Miller to01nlle stock ear nee at
Milwaukee and Rlehord Petty o I
RandlHnan, .N.C., toot tht _.,. 300-
O's Robinson
May Not Play
In All-Star Tilt
DETIU>J!I' (AP) -Frank Robfnloo,
Baltimore' Orioles super-who 1-
th• Amefleon Leaaue In hitting rib
e .S30 average, m17 not be able to
play in Tuesday'• All-star pnui In ctJ>.
eiMMI due to Injury,
The veteran rtgllt fi-lnjurtd h11
left ahoulder sliding Into home plate
Wednesday against New York. He 21tarted
egainlt pet.roit Thursday but not Satur·
day or tlle c!GublllhMder Sunday.
"1111 lbouldol' h not pd. It bothon
him -he tw1ng1," •Id BaltlmoN mlftllll' Bart Wt1ver Sunday • .-, • J a.Inti ho'D' play ~y lhotJa!1." ' -W.tw h the m1Mpr for 1lil AL ' . ......
mile (NASCAI\), Grind Nlllional at 'fNn. ton: N.J. '
H1,1lme, who now lives in · Eogland,
fln.lmed the Watkins Glen race 28.5
-.i-i ol !IWitwland'• Jo Slffrrt, ·
whoee Portehl tl7 ·bad made tbe can.Am
start after competing in a lil.-hour nee
-y. when! It btd recorded a nm-
neru,p ftrdlh behind Mexloo't hdtO
ROOriguez.
Bia Hulme could hive made Ith victory
e'lf!l'l more hnpreulve.
.. , took It easy after the midway
point," tbe U.year-<>ld former Grind
Prix dwnplon llld.
j"Ibett wu no need to try for record•,
although the Qll' w11 capeblt of much
futer l11p1."
Al It w.,, Hulme completed tbe 87
laps, 200. 1 miles, In 1 botD', 41 minutes
and J6 seconds for an average speed
of 111.16 miles per bour.
He collected 112,000 plus l<lCtlOY
money from lhe 11111.000 pune. A reeonl c:.n.Am crowd of '10,000 saw the nee.
brlnglnl to about 11$,000 tbe number
who watched the Seb.rday.,Sunday racina
program.
R1chard Atwood of England came tn
third In another Porsche, followed by
Vie Ellord ol England In a Poraehe,
Mario -"' Nwreth, Pa.. In I Ferrari, and Gij1 Van Lennep of Holllllll
In. Pol~.
Gurney, wh> joined tbe McLmn team
llltt Ille death of Bluet McLaren Jane
6, finished !Oil> alter being penallud
• lap for pellllna MClher car under
the yellow file,
The benlded -Cllapanal SI ol Texan Jim Hall mtde a dlsappotntlng
debut In Ille ..... -by Ille c:umnt
world dlomplon, Jaeklo S<ewart ol
Scotlincl, .tht -. made only JI lapl before retiring with faulty-braka and
other problem!.
&Wwart, b>wever, wu credited with
the I-lip In !be race -IJll.114
m.p.h. -for whtcb be WU pcl<l 11,000.
MCCllllkey beat Norm Nolaon of
Raelnl, w1a,; by two laps In tilt Mlller
:1110 OD Ille -.nllo -Fair Park
tnclt In Mllwauliee. McC1UJkey drove
a 1970 Plymouth Superbirci at-an average
speed of 98.190 miles per hour. Nelson
drove a 1970 Plymoulh -· Al n.loo, P~ alao _, In I It?ll
Pir-ith 8-blrd. Ila llnllllod 1.3
-aheocl ol Bobby Alllaon'a Dodge
Daytam and u -bolon Olarlie 0-, aJao In I Dodlf Dlyinna.
Pti17'1 a-lpood -ll0.7111 mph.
GLENN WHITE
Sports lclltor
Bowling List
To Be Cut
To Top·60
It ph dOWD to tbt nllty'lfltty tonlibt
at Koaa Lum In Colla.M ....
The IOtb .U.utl West Coaal Match
Game ellmlnaUom1 alter a week off,
reaumll tonlght Wlth tbe original Hele!
of 120 due to bt cut to tbe top llO
after lonJihl'1 aeUon. Bowling beglna
at 9 p.m. ·
Al1<1' two more Mondays ol bowllni
(lollowlng lollllflt'• aeUon) !be field will
again be cut -thh Umt to Ille top
16. Thole II will eater the ftnal1 -· peUUon, beglnnlnc Aue. I and eonUnuln1 throuch Aue. 14. The elwnpionlhip will
be determlnod Auc. 11.
Doug Johaaon ol Long S."'b conUauet
to lead tbe .. ..,~ The lef>hander has
held the Ind alnce Jwie 8.
Larry Scboenfelder of Cotta Meu
Is in the 11eventh spot whlle Me1an
Nick Stllallo bolds 'down tbe IOtb spot.
Other area entruta Include:
H. Bob Probert (Huntlngto1 Belch,
4,716; 14. Clyde l.acber (Dona Point),
4, •; 33. Jerry Brennan (Westmlrulter),
Ult; 17. Fred Rleellll (Wellimlnllter),
4,815; It. Bud !lllae (Huntington Beach),
4,8:11; 44. FJ<d Dougherty <c.,ta Me1a),
4,1186; 61. Eddie B"""" (Weilmlnst.r),
4,542; 66. Kea Daleiden (Fountain
Valley), 4,$36; 70. Dick Br a as ch
(Wesimlnlttr). 4,191; 79. Ted Schwartz
(Huntington Beach), 4,454 ; 87. Chuck
Yoong (Cosla Mesa), 1,127; 90. Larry
Keller (Westminster) 4,422; 104. Gino
Panzarella (Westminster), 4,355; Ill.
Jim Koenlags (Fountain Valley), 4,273;
116. Jan Fllllbura (Fountain Valley).
4,14f.
8lpl-hlnd hlltlnc Roblnlon -~ n...-to-pinch hit for Mark S.hqor
agllnll 1111 ·-Mickey Lolktl In
the· lint ..... -by Detrott f.I.
But -Tlfet m11111er M110 Smith ~ In iellever Tom Ttmmennan,
a ri,bam•, and WHVW hid 'l'w'7
CroiJ1el' pfnch hit for llobfllaon.
Mllwaakee Open Winner
RightClwice for Be1nan
It wa Ibo llnl tlaJo alnco Illll7 tbol
MyOne pinch htt for blm, o..,,i -
a game lnjll')', llobfllaon , Mid In Ibo
Orloled-.
When he walked -lbt blllllr'I
. mom his left ahoulder WU -dowl! asUthert*",...r.-ort. "Oh. I clov't know. Wt'll blvt to
watt and Hl/1 WU ... rtply to ...
queatlon-... bt'll play Tuetitly.
RoblnlOll hit P.Yec! wltli !QjurlM
before and on .......i oeeulonl .,..IVld
fnjecllon1 to kill tbt pain boloN ,....
games, W1$ver laid.
The 31-yellMld RoblnlOll hit tlle., · 1n
the major Jeaaues since llN1 ~
~.11~~~~ ~;, {;~ s= In~
pitehen Milt Pappe1 1114 JI c t
Baldod>un. ,
'lbh II the fGw1h y-Roblllton btl
heeq cholen . for tbe AL All.ator ltln>.
He WU I national ~ ~ •
lime1.
He h tbe only· pla)'Or · avw to bt
named Most Valuable In both ,Jtqun1
winning tbe MVP -In' 111111 In ClnofnnaU
and In 111116 In lllhlmore.
MILWAUKEE (AP) -A confident
Dana Beman wltbdrew fnln tht BrlUsh
Open to play at llllw1uk11 beea ... of
tht warm nather ud 1 cbanct la
pllnllldNpr-.
"I -· ham ll>wt my deollion btfon," he tUd Sunday, after wlm!ng
tht 1110,000 Oroater Mllwaukoe Open
plf tournamenL 11Now I'm elated. 0
'lbt 11-year.dd Beman llrod a 12-
UDdlf1'l1' I'll to capture !be 131,000
lint plact check.
Thrlt atrokes back were D o •
M-1ale, Diet Crlwfonl and Ted
Ill.ye~ all Uad ,t m.
• "I bad u •-Pilon and hid planned
lo play In tht Brllllh Open," Beman
old. ••aut 11\l performance baa been
niadJocra lately and I tboUlhl the
wtatlttt In Mihraukeo would be wann<r
.ad 1 eoukl aet 1n more fl'ICUce."
lllnwi tlar1id !be llnal day In a
tit wltb ·M.._... for tha lead at
. n!Jlo.under'f)lr I07.' He birdied tbe s ..
cond, tourtb, fifth and nbtth ho1e1 on
tht 7,Jltyard Norlh Shore Country Club
OOW'lt ,14 11\8' the turn al lour Ulder
Major League Standings .
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AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Baltimore
Detroit
New York
Boston
\\lashinglon
Cleveland
Minnesota
Angels
Oakland
Kansas City
Milwaukee
ChJcago
Eaat Dlvlttoe
W L Pct. 08
64 :13 .GI
47 38 .161
46 39 .64t
44 41 .618
40 48 .'55
38 46 .412
West Divlilon
51 28
51 !5
47 40
S3 52
32 57
31 58
.6$9
.691
.SIO
.388
.360
.346
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9
1411
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911
2211
1511
2411
PIUSbtjrlh
New York
Qtlca10
El.al DIVIJIOI
WLPt~GB ao 19 .IU .,..
Ill s
911
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1211
S. Louis
Philadelphia
Alon treat
47 19 .647
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Onnge Cotinl,)"1 wrest and Moal Modem Toyota and Volvo 0.aler
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"I really Chani:ed my tactics after
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more conaervaUve."
It was only the second vJctory for
Beman on tbe PGA tour, wllh tbe lint
comine 1n laat year's Texas Open.
"The key to my success ts hitting
very few bad shot.I,·~ he said. "The
reuon I won this week la that I played
better and I holed some putts."
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Stays in Lead Zurich in Soccer Win;
. With 6-2 ·Win ,. Laver Upended in Finals ·
Tlte opportunhllc Newport ExehlniO
CIUb (Newport Harbor) maintained lta L08 • ~aEL&'l -Tlte Zurich Foolbtll -Jead in tlJt iltllltlngton S.ach ..... N•
mer bueblll pldUn Friday nlibt w!!h Club of Switzerland rolled up 1 1-0
I W dtclllon OYer Huntington HarboW' )ead In tbO 111'11 II mlnUtoa ol play
(Huaflnllon Botch) In a eontal pll)'ad Suacs.y and -to a t.l lnternatloaal
on the lolm' diamond. Club America of Kaul!-and Broad (Marini) deell """"" victory over ·
Newport Center Kiwanh. (Corona def Mexlco.
Mar) ID f.7 aetbaek .. lhe Marina A ·-crowd "' 1,000 II Memorial belllte)d while North 1luntlqtoo Rotary Oolll<tDD watched tht lint pme played
(Foutain Valley) 1tayod I hllf1(1ml betwoan tbe tw.o lltlonl In tbt United
behind tht exclwla• nine by capturlnl s1a·-Tlte two-game -cooeludes a 4-0 verdict from Winn'• Tow Servlot -
(Edhon) at Edhol Hip. • t Tuelday nltht at Balboa Sladlwn In
Newport Erd>ange (11-1·2) took full BID DfeCo.
advantaae of lour Huntington errors, · 1n11<1e rltbt -· MarUMlll put a tubluf ol wa!U and onfy two basa, Zurldl cm the -eboard at lhe ll<DlnuC.
hits to aubdua lta peaky foe . mark and outalde left Frlh Q>/enUn
Rtghtbandtl' Sieve Knox uaed hh tricky qiade M l-0 with a header from 10 -anent of pitches to notch a eOmplete . yanll oul In !be 23rd mtnuc..
aame, four-hit victory for tbe Exchanp Iu1de left Kurt' Bninlf put an el&hl·
ere .. while Bill llbubla struck out JI yanf header put Club America goalie
betl<n .. for tilt aeconcl straight time Carloo Vasquez In the Of*llnl minute
In abaori)la& a complete game ID!I. of the second hill.
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fCI" the losers, banJIDg out two of the Jn the lllt-mlnute-wbel--1ub1Utute
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DUBLIN -Tony lloehe eruabod tap.
seoded llDd Lavft' of Corou del Mar, w, f.I Saturday In ih• All-Australian
'men's a1ng1 .. final of tbe Irhh Open
lawn tennis champlonlh!p.
The women'• single,• title wu won
by Brltaln'1 Vlrgbtla Wade who beat
Valerie Zlegeofuo of San Diego, f.3,
f.3-
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WITCHITA, Kan. -Lanny Wadklnl of
Richmond, Va., po1•sed the Wettem
Ameteur ehlmplouhip trophy t<ld>y
because he was able to display the
brand of golf Saturday that made him
a Walker CUp team member.
The 20-year-oJd ace beat Charlie Bomer
of North Platte, Neb .. 4 and 2 In tbe
IS..hole title match over the 6,741-yard,
par 71 Wichita Country Club coone but
had to pull from behind twiA:e before
he made it. I
Earlier In Salurday's semifinals, tbe
Wal:e Forest student had an jjl'hill batlle
In downing TOin . Kite of A<plln, Tu.,
01 tbe lOtb bole.
•
LEMONT, ru. -Bob 1Uach'1 \llctory
In tbe National Public Unb Tourl>&ll*t
gives him a head start lnla the NaUonal
Amateur buf his avallablllty to compeC.
for that UUe Is Iii queattoo.
"I hope to get , shot at the NaUonal
Amateur," Rlach aald after capturing
tbe Publlnki Saturday, •'but my plans
right now are indefinite."
"I have two week! of active summer
duty In tbe Anny Ralerv• coming up."
explained !be 22-year.old Rlsdl. of
-Gardena.--
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WASHINGTON The $15,000
Washington Siar .Internallonal Tennis
Tournament opens today wlt.b Stan Smith
and Arthur Albe, the nation'• two top
rated players, going agalnst strong fll'St·
round opposition.
Smith, No. I ranked U .S, player and
seeded second here, was scheduled
against Jean-Baptiste Cbanfreau, a
Frenchman noted for hL9 skill on ciay
courts in an afternoon headliner.
Fellow Davis Cupper A!he, seeded
third, faees Ian Orookenden, now a
teaching pro 1n Roanoke, Va., but a
teammate of Ashe'1 at UCLA and hhl
partner In winning the national In-
tercollegiate doubl~ champlonshlp.
•
COLORADO SPRINGS. Oolo. -It took
a come-from-behind effort, but Jane
Butancllury. has walked away for the
!bird otralgllt year wllh the Bn>a<knoor
Women's Invitational Golf Tounwnd
title.
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On Exhibit at Daine Buggy Show
A customized dune buggy made into a pizza wagon
is one of 150 buggies to be shown in the Dune Buggy
and Off-Road Vehicle Show, set Friday, Saturday
and Sunday (July 24-26) at the Anaheim Convention
Center.
Pool Belongs to the Kids
Debbie Meyer Triple Winner in Swim Meet
SANTA CLARA (AP) -In swimming,
the sayiJJg goes, "don't trust anyone
Wl4fer 20."
'ieen-agers come out of nowhere to
break world records, like Karen Moe
did when she v.·on the womeR's 200
meter butterfly in 2:20.6 at the fourth
annual SAnta Clara Invitational Swim
r.teet.
Jler performance Saturday was almost
f~r seconds better than her best
fl'evlous time in the event.
\Vhen asked what it was like to ow•
"'orld's record, the 17-year-old from
Orinda, said, "l don't know. I guess i hasn't sunk ill ye1."
Air Force Capt. Micki King, at 25
a senior citizen of the swim set, won
two diviJlg events. But the pool beklllged
mostly to the kids.
The iJtdividual standouts were 1 pair
of 17-year-old Olympic Games veterans
-Debbie Meyer of Sacramento and
John Kinsella, ol Hinsdale, Ill.
Miss Meyer was the only triple winner,
taking ~ BOO-meter freestyle in 9:14.I
Sunday.
Earlier iA the three-day meet MW
Meyer, a four-lime gold medalist at
the 1968 Olympic Games ln Mexico City,
captw'ed the 400-meter freestyle aid 400-
meter individual medley,
• Alamitos Race Entries
a llele TOl'Y
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Race Results
L•• Al1m1111 Rtwlh
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NIJlt 11\0YI (Aineldll "flit lltl MMI !liPl'lem!
Time -71. k<ll<htd -Eiel'I T"""IV, Jr, Mc:CO\', )lttlCll
CH1'99 <111d l1r11 Grtnd.
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J&VENTN 1ti.CI' -170 v•Nk. ThrM Vttt41di.
0.lmk>t. PutM 11'00. Cllllni!11t pric:t UOOB.
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SPIHdblnl
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Cllppw Ylndy
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T!pPlnQ Biro JorHI Kanis 111 \l,)ln 1!191rfl Cur'llt ,..,,.., 117
ProsPI!'-Q1,11u CMl'lls Sm!lfl 111
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Ml.Ill In 'tour E\'1 L1rry H1rdlnt 111
Sod1'i S1ln1
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C1tv Cox
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First Div!
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Kinsella set meet reco~cis, jncluding
a mark of 16:27.1 Sunday in llle 1500
meter freestyle.
Other double winners included Califor-
nian Mark Spilz, who won the 100 but-
terfly Swtday jn 56.4; Briaa Job of
the host Santa Clara Swim Club, who
scored 1 1 :07 .1 vic(ory in the 100
dreaststrolco Sunda_y, and Mike Stamm
of San Diego, who won the 100 and
200 meter bacbtroke11
Spitz at 20 ii the oldest of the swim.
men wbo won two Utlies Jn the meet.
The youngest was I>year~ld Sandra
Bucha ot Hinsdale, wbo captured the
wome1's 200 freestyle, But Mel.ioo ·s
Guillenno Garcia was eighth ln the
guerlling 1500 freestyle , and 12-year-old
Suzui:o Matsumura of Japan was fifth
bl the women'1 209 backstroke .
One non-winner wn Gary Hall, who
prepped at Garden Grove High.
He holds world records in 200 and
400 meter illdivklual medley events. But
on Sulday he failed to make the finals
in the 200.
His roach at Indiana uruversHy, Doc
Coun.silman, said, "Gary's just tired.
He's training right through this meet."
Hall, 18, admitted he was Jooling
forward to meets later thi! month in
Europe ud to the AA U champooships
1e.1t month in Los Angeles.
"But J'm not that tired," he said,
"l'm in a slump."
The 200 was won by mark ChaUield,
16, of Glendale in 2: 14.6.
Maybe Hall is just showing his age.
Fishing Report
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--·NY Schools Pass
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Love Spicy
Foodstuffs
Solons Hit Atom Fuel Price Hikes
li~:-~Behavior Code' WASITTNGTON (AP ) -A provide prtvate lnduatry with aovenunent-owned plants now ed that aometlme ln future 1 'That h•PPfns lo-
Nlxon admlnlltratlon proposal the know-how to en r l c b perfonnlft.1 the task. ''there.should be an 1ppar1hu cldentally," Johnson ,.id. ... . ,
• • NEW YORK (AP) -The
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to hlll:e the price of atomic ur.Uum. The three plant& are located for private tnduatty 1 o "You are buUdlnl a fo~
II tYcb sdkJols open. fuel has drawn stiff con-The Atomk: .Enerp com-at Paducah, Ky., Portsmouth, parUclpate.'' daUon for the'"trans!ef Of th•
It detells b riihU or greMional oppolltlon; on mlllk>Mrl, who llreacty hivt Ohk>, Ind Oaktldle, Tenn. Ont Sen. Georfe Alken CR-Vt.), planls to private lodUJtey,'1
students, ~ on thelr WASHINGTON (UPI) -1roundl U could railt tleclrlc of these pre:sumlbty would be said sevtra firms have in. charied Rep. w1yn AlplnaU
activities and provides a new Preaidenl Nlxon and h I 1 bl.Ila tor tYtryont who owns approved l.be hike, added th• u~-•-1to lns~~ ~~.stry dlcated a conlorthun ml&hl (I>Colo.).
sect i o a 4 ea 11n1 Vii th predeceasor, Ly p d on B. a uitii bulb •nd )tad to a price booat coul4 be JuaUUtd titi\,'lll]M; 1n1 on URI .,. _ _..re. be tnterested in buyln1 the Industry ':b4'1dJ mill• and
responelbllity. Johrwon, have at ltll!ll one private monopoly of nuclear on ,round• ol lnc:rea..d colt.I. "You are only just11ylna a aovernment tnstallaUons. plantl every day wjthout any
"One cl the major goals thing in common. 'IbeJ both energy. HoUOeld and others chaiaed hl&her profit lmqe for the Aiken ·11so q u e a t I o n e d phony govmuntnt aetup,"
ot thia documerM. SI t o love Me•dan lood . Tbe comp~r UM concerns the modtl plant concept even· trantler of the f,anta to whether the hlke would put }lollfleld .._id. "The~ )'OU
ettabUsh 1 new truet, one bt.s· the "ldmlnlltr1Uon'1 propoeed Lually would lead to the private ownerahlp, ' •al d 1tomlc f\lel for electricity In ralse the prl~ l"-i mort at.-
ed on the humane values ol Nixon aeta a yen every once JO percem lncreue Io r private t.aboYer of the thrtt HollHeld. He called the model the same prlce ranae u oU uactlve lhe plantl I.rt to tbl
In 1 while for "llcM"' the uranium enrlchment 1trvice1, plant propou1 a ltalldnc horse and -·I. -·-i.aser." .el!.reepect and respect for I f d f nd Ith~ ·-..-~
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• tortilla a&nltwlch IUlld wlUt prttenty per orme t•· or! Ullry,w wtll•Pl)"r1ljjijiiijijiijiiijijiiijiiiiiijiiiipiijiiijiiijijiipili~Pii , ' a 1>oord statement 1 clwlvely b1 the A 1 o m I c GWC F ul payJnc for the tdllcallon of I reed. "No ltutMnt hat the ground mea t, cbetle, tttuet EntrQ Comm.llllon. 8C ty the nuclear eneray lndUJlry.
n,tK. to lnterf•e "'1th the and hot sauce. He even ••You'll 111 tht prtce·ao up AddlUoiially, Gore and ~IOn of 1\11 fellow llW-ordered them etpeciolly for on evil')' kilowatt of pow" Man H.onored HolUleld uld the now price
hil 30th weddJn& annlvenaty In the United S t 1 l e 1 , ' ' level would encoura&e coal
1be code will allow atudeotl celebtaUon as a Mntlmtnl.IJ Chalrmln Cbtt HoUtletd (D-A Golden Wttt Colleae and oll pl'Qducer11 to raJ.se
rtpr_,t.atlve 1overnment, reminder to tJa wife, Pat, Calli,), Mid Mood•)'· at a b'°'°IY instructor, Norman prlcet. E:oal and oil also. ate
tho· ri-'>! of .,...,.,..! -t ol their hooeyn)OOll ln Mnloo. hearlnf of tho lenate.Houu Rid>, of Weotmlnlkr has been lllld to fire • I • c t r I c a I
and • voioe In tmool matter• DurinC his recent 12-day IO-Jolnt Atomic Entrp Com· elected to the IS.member e•· aener1tor1.
th1t concern them. jun at San Clemente, CaHf. mittee. ewUve commlttte Of the AEC Commlulone·r D r .
It r~ that students. the Prelklent drove to Sin "Not onJy 11 thlt JnOauoriary Academic S e n a t e 1 .of Theot Thompao" aald he did
within certain hnits, have the Juan Capistrano to dine at In ltaeU, bUt ... Jt Ntl a hor· ca It f or n I 1 Community not ienvlalon aelllna the three rlcht to wear buttons. a resi.aurant that olfen a rlble eumple tor every other ColJ'fel. plants lo private Industry
annbandl, "other badges of "Nixon Special" Me•k:ln din· lndullry," aakS Sen. Albert 1be committee, reprtsen· "now or In the ntar future."
l)'mbolice1pi'ession,"andwlll ntronlhemeno. Gore ([).Teno.). lia& 70 ol the U community AEC Commissioner WWred
be endtled to d i • t r I b u le And tacos appured on ttle The AEC arrued the oost colleaet ln Callforn.la, serves Johnson ur1ed t.stabllshment
Jllllet1 on school property. First Family's table apln M_jhl~k1~w~ou[l:!d ~j~u~1U~fy~ea~ta~bl:llh-~_ij"'~a~\'U~ce~of~theC,_lnll=~ructors:::::~iol~a~m;ode~l ~pEla~n~t~l~o~be~l~ln~~P~H~.~~~~~!'! Students will have lhe right Julie Eiserilower'a 22nd btrtti. ment of a model plant to at the state level. now because tt has been decld· to detennine their own dreu day party.
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LEGAL N02'ICJ: LlfG41. NO'tlCI: LEGAL NO'l'ICE LEGAL NOl'ICI
Cl•TIJllCATI Ofl I.HAL NOTtCI -:-~::;~~~~~~~t~~· f.----,;.~~~~~;~---1---::;~~~::---JllCTITIOVI HOTICI! IS Hlltll'I' OIVl'N ft'ttt •• OllOtNAMCI NO, 1fo2'
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s.ii C""'*"lt. C• Ulldel' .._ ftc.. D~t " tll9 Cit' llf ie... .,,_ CAU'°9MIA. AMllWDINe CllTAUI CACILLIO-• ••• ... • Cl'Z.°', cot.,TA MT'•'"'I CIL OO TMO ct-.. -·· -Hftotl• """ "•~•M1trr ftlr ....... kt ~ .. lllMfr '") f'OtlftoNt ... 'TMI L.MtO .,.. -· lit9 '. l'AL.ACl •1'111 I Nill """ 11 (~ .... , OIDINJ.NCI ••LATI... TO .... ao.ao Ofl DlltlCto•• °' TMI CALlhtllMIA. lfltJlllf:TI ... CM..,... ot IM follow I'll --. wlloM -OM ~rttl ... tell. -llltdl: -~-. 111.Cl"IOM JllllMIH AND Piii> CotT4 MllA "Alllt AND lllCllllP 11, AllTKLI I, ..CT .... -Oii 11'1 tull .... tilO OI rellld-t k .. iJUrw, IWO llhll lllkiM. thi'W ••-VIDINI POil ClltTAIM CONOITIOMI TIOM DllTltlCT. AP••OVI ... TNe THe CO$T4 MISA MUl0Clfi'4L C99e ~i,,.-,...! c~.-\\ C.CP ,.,., ~Mu.it:.:i:.=t : ~. T~m1·t~m,~11=•::e CITY ::M:·Tl::.n::r·~M-~:=: =~T~~ a:'n:::o ~~ou-:
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NEWPORT R l (AP) '"""Le If& W for ..._ Stii., --11¥ 111 "" fil!W. It "*"'-111 -cw W ffc.l1r1 ""'' !tom tl!Tlt leo 111111 THE CITY COUNCIL OP Tt4! CITY I 1, ,.,. CllY -, , , -........... Ila..... G.. ''*''---leo 111 1f1t Clh• .,, ce.tt ... 1i!J 'l'l\ktl AHllUlll'° ..... lftl bw1 .,..,..... 1-O• COSTA M!SA, ACTING At THI! City ef CHI• ~ dMt ~ flM
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•• , M:\.VU\1.11 1n a race Or-C-"t Jcljy 13. lt11 lW.1' 1'111 city Ill 1r1nllri9 MW Ml9Mklfl. C•llfll'lll.. °' "'" Wltlli llflllitl•blltid TIM City CtiullCll furltitr '""" .,.. Ni ClonwftllelM Eqlr tlCTtoN l. Mowr4lln91Y tlllrl 11 WU¥ ftmltf'Y, C*'llltwU1 fl u.ld Cit\' llf llleltr• IMI !°tie '"" 111'11 fl•IM"' shortened' to 6.1 nUles from J.;.. ti. 1914 • LEGAL NOO'ICI: .w .. ~ ,,...1, M niv1s1o11 "'" MeN. " Mr• _..,.. 111141 or0tr 11 "'•bllll* lw ltttlOfl ~ 15.t miles because of a lack PuMllNlll or-c.-t °'"" •11t1 -.. ,..., •• , • ..,,, xv111, '"""' •· 11.nie" 1 • ffil ""' ..w "'"""' 11 ...., «NltiW ,~ •,,_ f~ ,. ~ .... '**-., -• '• •I ... 27 ... -• '"' 11-... ..,.. -• '" COIN Mut MunklNI , ... "" .. -,,. ft IM IMNlll N .,. nl'61 I Nn "' DUllC l'I ----.,, ' of ·oo """ ' ,.,.,,. c.11111.. c....i c.. fl'llll'lttff 111. 1U111Hc1ton : · ..... of ..,. c.i. ~ ••rk Miii lltWMn .. 11w1111111 111 • --wN<h """ ,....,11
Wl · LIGAL NOTICE WUH-AlltrY• DI~ .... "·"" ••5. Wllll'I , z-l!MeNllln hrll'lll O!itrkl1 !twit .,.ld lwrllwy, 1111own " Iii llltltldMC'f'• dtll'f .,.. ,,,_.,..,., Intrepid is IKIW ~ In the cur-.., 'fl11111 "' '" ••ecutllll ""*' "' "'""1"''• ~ virtue ., 1 Wldltloll s.w.11 "-'loll 11 ••rlk11llf1V dt1erlbo ~"",,:!,-'"", ..,..,,,. ~1-._ ......
I•• )his July serlel beat Clt:TllttcATI °' •VINllU. JV!'le "' ltll bl' Ille Small c111..... !~ 11¥ "" Cll'f CWncll. Id .. 111 • -11111 1.... dtlcr!JllM ,.,.. .. °"""I. • •tcTITNMll HAMii Court; W.t Or"'" c.u,ity Jwtdtl WPlklnt Pl'IY flt ....;... 1tfKhtd lllr1'9 l'llll'Ud llllllblt .-, •pd A~I,, $1dllrt "'1 " Mt C.I•
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seconds over tbe same course 11 •• C•I• ,...., c.u1om11 PMn". u"°"' '" ,._ M COion!•• c.....i c... A A. A """*" of • rM'I'"-'-'*' s•cTtOM t. s.cttoR ,,., ., "" C•t•
Rhode JsJand Sound 1111 tl<tllioul flfm -9f HAtlVIV"S (Ot .... ~I crtctllor tn4 •111111 ol Ttn Dolli" (t10l « Twelitr !'1•1 a.Ml=~ If "" Mtw Ml.Nlld,.I Codi 11 llif'WI' '""""" on . MeSA lo\AlllN• ll!RVICI!! "" """ WI WllH-w. Aill"' 11111 OollM Au•ry ~'''""' ("""'' ....... orl•IMI .... •.n: .... l:tc.rffilM Di.tfie1 bl' 1trl-l119 , ...... ,t M!'llt~ ., Mid Inlrepid ~s now S..O the cur· firm i. cOl'nllOl«I of 1111 follwlltlt .........., .. IUdlll"IM _,.,, ltlowlftf • 111t wll!U..Ver 11 .,....... All ""' urt•tn 111111 •llNted 111 &tctt1111 """ldrl rtleb: " , Valiant t " wt-. '*"" In lull 1n111 11Kt 01 1111111« Ill CllJ,JI tc:NIHY dlill Oii Mid •· lllC:etn"llMlllon DI_,.... .. 1W the Still of Clllfornle, Countr II "Tl'il •rOtr ol bu.Jnts1 Ml-'f'lrt" rent series, • "I ~.,. .. lollowl: I~ Oii "" ...... ,.. llJUlllC• tfl<I Cit\' Plann.lnt c~ Ind O••nt•. HK•lbed "follow!: lbo<ff "'" If WIY _,1,.,. tt*F::" weatherly 1..1 and Heritage "',.,.., "-T., •in11 • tr-,... °' MJ.tl -.cut1tn. 1 ""..,. •IM -tw1 •-•1 tit' ,.. c1tr c-.cn.· ...,_ , -i1on ., "'' 11• •' N-duly ""'" •M c.1'1'114 bf. 1 ......... 21.1 Vltlorll, COllt MMt. C•ll· Ill .... r\tltt; title '""' ll\f+rlll ol SICTIOM 1. Thi• ortt-sNIU Ilk• _, Hotlthl .. II ~ .., I ,.,... °' ~ ..... "" ... ,.. """" l..J. ltl°N1. ' 111~ I~ Wbtor 1fi "" lllWfflY effKI Mid tie Iii full ilo<u 9'11rty UOl -I 11.---'~ I -ti •• INlrll'lll " '
The N Y • y ht Cl b O•ted Jul\' lt. 1110. 111 ""' '-" 11 Or-. SI•" If dal'I tr""' ...., 111., o1 llllt.lft 'lid eo ' --n '-tM ... •nd wbilllultM Ill II~ ~ fll• eW Of11o BC U H.,..,.., A. T• •utli C1/lfwlll1, ci.u"lbM .. ttliow.> , belort the HDlratlon of flflffn• CUI ol Mhc1H1-Ml"' Rl!COnlJ ef Or· ~111"""9 ,_rter .... : •' Racing Commit let: had in-lr1n1 '!tt '""' c_,., Mown u : '"1 v.,1_ dlw• ''"" 111 -~" 111111 be •Ybl1"*f '"" eo.m1 .... c 1u1o."11, mot'• -'"' "Tiii orci.r " tivsl""' •"-"forth Sf•ll .. C•lllwllllo, Or.,., C-l'f: (!foe .. lolul'lll"'lwi IMdl MCI In IM Orl"'lll C .. rl 0.ll'f Piiot, illertl' oMKrlbld " fl:lllow1: hi lhll tlCflWI _,, If '"" ""fttlllfl tended to run two races Sun-°" ~ ... 1•11. ~ """ • "'°''"' ........ ..,. • .. -M~'· .. ~ ,~_,.... • 111\Wlll..., D<lbllthld lrl .... Cltr of IEOINNING II '"' c11111m1111 "'" I(! rnDtlon °""' 11'11111 •NII cem.ct.
d '"l had lo JJ lbe ·-nd fl'vbllc Ill M11f Jot .. J.tl Jtite, Nrtm1ll1 -,.._ ..._ ft r CUii ,.,,..._ '°""*'" with 1111 -terllldlon M T\islln il.YlllUI at.cl T_. be .dllntM II' su'""'*" f., !ti• &y, uu ca ~u -Ad Hirw¥ 4. .,.., •uafl i t.cl Ill °""'" C-f\'. ol lfll m.tmbt•I llf tlle ClfV Caul\C.U tllth StrMlo • 5'llwtl Oii u.ld ....... Pltl'led llf 1!.>(lo ll'IMll .... In llkl ~' one off because of the lack lrrn. Tll" ·*"" k-11 '° ,.... IO be NOTKl 1$ NEllEBY GIVEN ""' 1'01111'11 for •!Id 19111111 1111 -ol ·N-.ort Hti.hh1 lfllnct ..... uld ""· Ot*r llf bullt!IU •• "' Wiii • ' ' , tllt iitr-wlioM lll<nn lrt 111bicrlb0d M J111Y '!• 1'70, •I l :ot •'<lode ~.M. ttASSfO AND ADO•TEO 11111 6111 llllY elll'lltf1l111 ol Tulllft Avt-. North ...... In IMV lrom llml 19 )frltt !Ir
of wind. Today s pa1nn.gs were lo 1111 ..,1111111 lntl"-"-t lfloll ~kllowltde· 11 Marth•I • Oltlee. W11t Ortl'IH Cau11t#, °' Jiiiy, lJJO. 'O" E111, m .u fHl IG ""' SoutliNst~r•v cMnqM 11'1' •4V1llo11, 1llt'llllrwltlon -· _u.. ' ,_ id nd .. tflt'f tKICllllll ltie -· 1141 Westmlfl'lltlr ... .,... City 0, 1:011!11.T Ill. WILSON •rol-•llon llf 1111 SoillllWMhtr!y llPll •ubltltu1...... OI' ,dilJ\11> 111 6fflf: o' n1critage ·-vs,-·-·uill'ep --.a "(()FFltl~t:-sucJ-----~·--····---W..unu.illt.-c.ll'ltY ...._ Of&ne1, 51•'11 MlvorM 1119 of 1111d Loi mi thllll:1 •lont ukl .;en.:11 11Nc11ri.1 or 1n 1w.1t......,.
COMES TQ LIFE -Charley Morgan's IZ.meter
Heritage, which hadn't won a race in the America's
Cup trials until Sunday, handed the vaunted Vali8.nt
her third straight defeat in the July observation
trials. The Florida contender beat Valiant by one
minul~. and eight seconds over a 6.8-mile course.
shortened from the scheduled 15.2 miles because of
lig'bt winds. Today Heritage was scheduled to meet
Bill Ficker in Intrepid.
Valia~t vs. Weatherly. = =i.b!O::~allfornlt ~N':"l:M. ~~~I ~.''111r ""'~ATTEST: City ol C•t• MUI ~-'.:'Y,_.~ .. -=~'t:':t....S:: =,.,·;,;i:.~~~ .. ":· Heritage won 1a,-ge1 y Jl'rlnclMI QfflCI In '" llwful _, ot 1111 Urilltcl Sl1t11, EILEEN ,. •HINNEY (Ol'Mr ot u.111 Loi '"' Mlcl POlnl eendutt °' 111111'*5 Sud! ~" ,__ h ,._ b'J' f he . JU °""'" Coulll<f Ill Jiit r1tht, 11111 IM fnlwlet of Cl""' Cllrlt • beiN 1lso 111 1111 Norlll-i.<'1Y 11119 be llfllC:ll'H ¥l ~-I , 1,.11...:0Ug l.ltt: a l Jty 0 t S p-My CornmlMIOl'I E1t•lrlt !llld lllfftntlll dlblor In ttll ltbon ll~T Oii.ii.Ct! E. Mil.SSillO <>I l.lltl T11tl1n AY1nue, Ind llld 11Dlnl 11"111 lu~t CflllllC:ll ..:trM... • ,
per. Charles E. Morgan, Jr., Ju119 11, 1•1' ~. ''"", .,-.•tr. or "° ... muc,', .. !llt•~ o.11utr c1iv c111t11. ~.,. of11~ ~1~11tof ·~!~1;:' ~~~ ,,,~~.".'!."! .,'",,~te .. ~,,d1~, ,•!'!l'..!.-.1':·, •11blli.lied Or-Cotti 031ly •not, 1 "" MCel ... ,., •v " 1" ""' STATE OF C"LIFOltNlll. -'"" .,. ,,..~ ,...,_,,.. O( St. Petersburg, ·Fla., Who Jul'f ll. 2111, 21 INI ""91111 l. lf1'11 UJt-1'11 UKllllO!l. wl"' tccrvlCI lnl'Wul Mid C""NTY OF OAANGI llle&erlbell In Ille Ulldt"""°" Mlll!l<•lloo, tlllrtv llO! di.... frotfl tlld ~-If• a11ti "" to uld dl'f et Cosl1 Mil.I, .-red '""'"' •tid· _,.,., tM uilr•llili .,. capitalized on the light air LEGAL NOTICE-o.iM If Wll'"''"'"'· C•lllotNt. J~ CITY OF COSTA MESA I u Julv It. "511· by Otdl111nc1 No. 715. fll._ IUI days ljflf' lh .. ~ ...
be I , V )j l b 1 59 Q t 24. lt}O I, f:ILEIN "· llHINNEY. City tl'od 111d Hint beint 1fsll 1111 Troe be IUbllllled wic:e' In 11'11 Or~ a mg a an '; : ' 0 T_,..., 'cHAllLl!S Jo. OEltlGO Cl•t-Ind 1k.oltlc11 Cl1tk llf !hi Cltv P11111 of letlnnlne d tnl1 dllcrlPllol'U 0.U'f Pllol, , l'llW.-.Plr of ·-r•' the first mark Valiant gained NOTt(I OP INTINTION "rO M1nll1t ' (cuncll of !I'll! Cll'f cf Cool• MQI , thene• 1111111 "" !DUttiw."lfly 111'11 ctrcul11ton 1rl11toet •NI 1ubll1"111 In ,~. • • ClllATS Sl!CUlllTY INTl l.IST Munkl11! Court hereb<lo t1rtlty !Mt the 1bovt •NI hlrno-el &tld Loi ttl. Nori~ SO• Wr.it, Cltr of COl1• M...,, looil.tW wl!ll "'" on the other two legs, but (51c:L '111.,.111 u.c.c.1 wut er .... c~11tr Int 01111111nc1 Nurnber ,._lt w11 In. 315.0D tMt to • 11.,. P1r111e1 wl"' 111..,.5 of 1111 mtmben. or '"' Clli
ne ver c•·--•oough to t+OT•Ce 11 111"*' ,1...... 1o """ Jlld1<111 1>11111c1 ttodwc.llt ....., cenaldlrld IKtloli by ._. w 1111111nt ltS.oo 1111, •• mM1urM ctiuwtl ...i1,,. w ""' •••l"'t 1111 1111111. was .......,. C•ldlt<>rl el ROBERT •• HAltlllNGTON .... Mir••••! 01w-. !Ion ,, •n ICUDU• ..... rt111l•t f'Mlflnt •• rl1ht ........ from uld Nort""""terly •1.sseo ANO AOO•TED !till Uli M1 be a serious threat. 11111 00111:1$ •. HAAAINGTON, 0.btora. OePUIV cl Hid Cltr C<IUl'ICH lltld on Ille nnd •l&ht.of.W•'f ll!M ol' Tl,IJlln AvM'lllll .. July, lt71.
. · wllOst bu1ln111 "'°"'" 11 11'01 Cll1rloln1 Ctlllrltt w. Mllllll' d.ll' et JiJM, lf1' 11111 lllltl'Hlttr Dolutd lhent.l! 11on<! '1ld Nr11111 llne. Norltl AOIEltT M, WILSON Intrepid, satled by Bill Drive, Tu1Un, Counl'f of °''""' $1•1• •Ylto!lll •llCI ldc!llMI .. I wllclll ,, .. r .. u••r .o· E•••· ll7.U feel lo • 111'11 p.lltltlot Mtvor of""
Guard Cutter Morris
Ficker of Newport Beach of .c1111or11!•. t1111 • wc:ur•ty lnt.,ttt <I• C•""*'I c1r11t, •11rn1111 mMll1111 ol ·111d City CW11cll lltld Gn will! •l!d 1111111n1 1",1111 tut, 1t City of Cost• Mew ' 11 .t>oul lo be cretled by O~tor UN e1m11 Grlv• ahftl lllt 6th div of J~ly, lt11 by ttlt "llN541rld 11 rlpllt •ntlu. fr11"1 ll>t liTT EST: Calif.. had the fa v 0 red 11\d •r•nted lo HElll:MAN 0 . FLGGE Wtlt111l111tw, (1111. .. !01-11111 ••II t•ll volt: NorthNSlf"IY Un• er U[d tot ,,., IV EILEl!N ... PHINNE'f '"-be lh I lbe ~-I tnd ll:UNO MOECll:ll, Securld P1rtle1 , PubUtlwd Orint1 c .. it 0.U'f '•kit, "YES, COUNCILMEN: Wll!.1111, JCI• IMftc• l lDnt •~ld Ptrlllitl ti"'· Stlulfl Cltr C!erll of !hi Cltv o1 c~tt1 Mr-" weauicr r a -r .....,... bu11nu1 It 1665 frYIM Avenue, JUN :rt Ind JulY" 13 1m lU>JO ca.,,, P1"•1ev. S1. c11rr. Mwnmen w E1st, llS.ot .... ro 11 1 ~ iv: GllACE e. MASSl!Lt.O. and beat Weatherly by 31 Cotti M9U. Cou111'f of Of"•-· Sl1te • NQ.15: COUNCILMEN : Hcw>I Nortll-Nrly rkllll.o ...... ., UA~ ~· OIMlly City Clift
Retirement Nearing
ol C1llfornl1. LEGAL NOTICE ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: None Tu5tln Aw111111, Mid llOIPll bel11111 1IM1 STll.TF. Ofl CALIFOll.NIA I seconds Lo the first mark. The P!Wlrt'f In which 11'111 St<~tll'f IN WITNESS W'MEllEOF I h1v1 Ill 1•1d 1xl1tlnt1 b<>u11C111"1 II"' ol Ille COUNTY OF OllANnE ll
lntr pid 'denecf •--Jead IO lnl1rHI wlll bl cr11lld !1, Jn 1,_,11. SUf'lltlO• COUllT OP THI ,.,.,1u11le 111 my h111d 1nd 1tll11acl 1111 ellv 1! Co1lt M111; tlill'ICe •lollt CITY OF COSTA Mt!Sil. ! e WI 11'::.l 111 fl•l11r11 1nd •IPl'Ml\t, furniture STATa OIJ CALl•O•Nlil. Sttl el Ille Cl"' of COlll MIM tlll1 uld. Nortllw11i.tly rltllt.of-w1Y 11"' I, f!'ltEeN P.HINNEV, Cll'f Cltrlt: II"° I ·21 on tbe second leg and 11\d , ...... ii.1111111 of Otbtor coverl... .... !JO• Tltl COUNT'I' o• OUMOI 7111 lll•Y M Jutl', 1'10. of T111lln AVtrl\IC ...... •klnll wld llll~llnt n-ottlcll Cltrk of Ille Clt'f c_.. ..
• p...-ry "°" loc:1IMI 1t 110 .. lllu l lvd.. NG. 4"'1"'5 EILEEN f'. •HINNE'f bouncl1n> llnt fll tht dl'f of Coal1 fll lf'll City cf Cod• Mnt, ...... _.. increased her advantage on 111i.o., Ceun•v ot O•U'lll , 51111 of NOTK:• OP SALll OP l:tAL •1:0. Cll'f (11111; Incl ••.offlcle Meff. SOlllll ..a• Wtsl. 132,lS fief r"""' 1'1111 "" •how• •!Id 1~111~
Southern Ca lifornia
yachtsmen will }ose one of
their oldest and best friend s
early in August when the
CoMt Guard cutter Morris will
be retired from service.
ABYC Sailor
Race Victor
Rick Garjerini of Alamitos
Bay Yacht Club won the semi·
finals of the O'Day Trophy
competition at Mission Bay
Yacht Club Sunday.
The semi-finals v i c t o r y
makes Garjerini the California
repre3entative in the finals at
Yale C~, Conn. Sept. 7-10.
The O'Day Trophy is the
North American Yacht Racing
Union single-handed y a ch t
racing championships.
Runner-up in the semi·finals
was Peter Parker ol Newporl
Harbor Yacht Club who will
go to Connecticut &! an
alternate from California in
the £inals.
Andre Wins
Top Honors
Bob Andre or San Diego
Yacht Clu b won the national
championship regatta in the
one-man Finn Class in a
seve n-race Series held at Hun-
tington Lake. The series was
1ailed July S througb 9.
There were 47 entries in
the regatta. Top 10 places
v;ere:
(I) Bob Andre, SDYC : (2)
Dick Tillman, North Carolina ;
(3 ) Peter Connolly, LIYC ; (4)
Lou Nady , St. Francis YC ;
tSl Art Ell.is, New Jersey;
(6) Henry Sprague Ill, NHYC ;
(7) Peter Parker, NHYC; (8)
Bob Kettenhofen. BYC; (9)
Dave Riley, LIYC ; (10) John
Christiansen, P.1inne.sota.
Madigan
Gets Baxter
Whether at the start of. the
Honolulu race, oo escort duty
in the Ensenada race ,
Mazatland and Acapulco races
on summer weekends at
Catalina Island, the Morris
has always been ready to
serve the sailing yachtsmen.
Now 43 years old and the
last of her class in active
service, the Morris will be
honored by all SA.ilors at
Marina del Rey July 16. 'lbe
schedule is as follows :
At 3:30 p.m. the Morris will
arrive at the south end of
the outer breakwater to be
greeted by a large fleet o(
yachts. Hart>or patrol and lire
boats will also be on hand.
Between 3:30 and 4 p.m.
the Mocris will be escorted
down the main dtannel, led
by the Harbor Patrol and fire
boat, and surrounded by her
escorts who greeted her at
the entrance.
Between 4 and 7 p.m. ~
~torris wiU be tied up at the
California Yacht Club guest.
dock and hold open hou3e
aboard. Ca.JiltVnia Yacht Club
is located at 4469 Admiralty
Way, Marina de! Rey.
At 7 p.m. there will be a
reception in the main lounge
()f the club honoring the ol-
ficers and men of the Morris.
U.S. Yacht
Scores Well
the th. d I he w the I ·-C1lflofnl1 11111 blnlnu1 kllOWn I I Pl llTY AT P.lllVll.TI IALI Cieri! OI'"" Cttr Council to '"" True P0\1111 o11,.1n"1,,.,. o,.ir111nc1 Number JO.M "ft 1111~·· 11' eg W TI ea r Y ~ "G ... LLEfiY BEEA TAVEllN", E,1111 t i ARTMUllt OA"llEL WH ... Ll· o1 1111 Cltr of Cosll Mill SllBJPCT TO: All Coveftlnh, 1tl1htli, 1rill w.tlde•fd M<tloll b'I' 9Kllfln •' crew had difficulty in handling TM aforet1ld WC:ijrltr tr1nuclion wlll •Ito k-n II Artliur o. Wl!lll l lld BY Gll:ACE E. MASSELLO lllgllll•Ol·W•Y •!Id ll•ume~tli • I •n edlOUll!ed '"°"11r 111Htl1111 "' ul~ • , be GONU"""'lld Oii or •lie< IM 1lrd A. D. Wl\1/1, DKlllld. , DIPllf\' (Ill' (lll'k PAf'Orfl, Cltr (OOJlll'!I held on 1111 HM dr,w theU' spinnaker. d#l' o1 Jul'f. 1970. 11 !~TOO .... M. 11 NOTICE 15 HiltEBY GIVEN '*'*' Publllllld Or-I C111t 0.Uw Pllo1, SECTION I. Th1I 11\t 1recHdl1111 for of J11ne. lt70, Ind · thtrulhr e•1·-'I
Tbe Current ser;., will be GROVElt esc11ow COAPOll ... TION, 111 Oii ... •lie<> Ju" 1'. 1t111,""' Uftder11tne111. JUIY' l!I, lt10 1) .... :HI 1nftlK.1llon hlrlln ort11l11ecl •r• llld tnd Incl ldciilflcl ••• wlloll •I I reoul~~
5. IUlllCll&. Anltlllm, C1Ulol11l1 °'1" In. llt•IDli M. NiY•r1, Jr., •1 Adml11l1tr•tor LEG" NOTICE l1k1t11 uncMr lllt 1r0¥l~lon1 DI "'* tel """"""' of u fd (ll'f (DUndl hltd ~' contlnued through July 18 and 1l•llmMll". Wiiii tlll WIU Anftlxld Clf lt.e E11•1e n.1.4 ol tM LMl!lllvrl al ttll $111• llf 1ti1 6111 dt'f of Jijly, H7t Dy th . • So 11r 1s known 10 Ilia Sl!Cur~ of Arlllur 0.nl" Whlll. deculld, wm C1lltornl1 ""111111111 1nlll ~red " followlM NII c111 vete·
the final senes leading to the P1rf'f, •ti but1MU M/l'leJ •!Id add•-sell II •rlv1i. ••I• to 11'11 hl111ett NOTICI ol'°T\::: •••• Sil.LI .......... ~.Hon ., U11lllli•llllM Tiii'· AYES: COUNCtLM0!N: wu,..,,
I (. of US d fend uaeo by tne Oetilor tor Ille lflrM vttn. blddtr wbf~ le e1111fltm.1llM bY I~ rllOrY 4c1of19>t" Jercl1n, ,..tnkley, St. Ci.Ir. se ec K>n a . • e er I.Ml PISI. ~·e: Jimbo'•, UH E. hi •bov-lllled 111perlor (air!, I ll Ille "r.S ..... ,..,.,. • SICTtOtl 1. Ttltl ltilt 04'dl111~ "11111 HIJ'l'lm1n for -the famed yachting club StrHI. S•nt1 """· o •• ,.., COlll\tr, right, tltlfl, lnt1rc11 •ncl 1'1 .. 19 of the On WICINl..S.'f ... Ju~1"••'wc"",.," c"o"• ti~• .tied •1'111 be Ill lull tortt !ll!rly NOES: COUNCILMEN : Ntllt • CilllorNi diectllllnf ti !till llmt M hll lllulli A.M.. IAll:CLA• • UIOI lll1n frMI •!Id 'I/fer lh N Ultt, AllSll!NT: (OllNCILl.IEN' Nll'Mt Will begl.ll Off Newport Aug. Oiled: Jw" I, 1t1'1. 11\d 111 M 1111 '"hi, Utle 11\d llltlfl•tl P.Oa.t.T+oN, I •••llen. 11 duly '"" Wtl 1M •rlor to Ille tl!otr1Uon cl tN WITNESS WMElltEO", I tllvi lllrel" Ji SECUllEO PAJITY tM 1Jt•te "'-S. &to -•llOll of l1w POlnlld TMI• Ufl6ll' 11111 1111r.u1nt 19 ffllHn !Ill MYS ftflll 1111 pe•,•~1t~ silt my l'llnd •nd tff!,._, -S•·' · Htrm1n O. Flitt ot otherwiw, Koulrld ether l,,.n or Dffd of Trutl dated ~r 7t, 111bll11JM OllCI In tlll Or•M• Cot!I of "'"' (lty ..i Co&!• Matt, 11111 11~ Bruno Moeckll 111 1dllllllon to ltltl of !I'll detMtent 1ff4, UIC:Ullo:I bv JA.Ml!S H. •lllCI!! 0•111' ilnot. 1, l'llWtHNr flf •~nerll 111a., of J•lfll, 1t10.
'i!llOVlll llCIOW COt1•ot1aTION 11 lllt tlm1 OI hl1 d1!1Jh, 111 1"d & ALMA V. •II.ICE, husblnd •rill wllt clrtijllllOll, l'l"lld 11111 1ul\•h11ifNI rn f'lllE'N "· !fH1NNf'V 111 s. 11111t1111 te lti1I ee<llll'i r1t1 trOl!eTfY loc.llld •• lolnt •-nl" 11111' r-decl Jlt'lilln' ltll City ol (Off• N.111, toeelher w1tl'I r tty e1111r. •!'Id tll-olf1do
Carillo a WlllS' AMMtm. C111Mfltll In the COllntv ., °'-'· 51•1• DI 7. lH.S, •• In.sir. "'°· ,,,, 11'1 book th• --et. "" '"'"'"-'°' of ""' Clerk or, ... CllY (DUllC.11 ._ .. "'" lilt .. 1 C1lllon!J1. dtlcrtbed u follftnl: nn .... :n1 "' Ollltlll l:econll "' aotnl of Dl!'IC!lln "'""' .... llnd •••INI of .,... Cll'f et C•I• Miii Publllhlcl Or"1nt1 Cowl 0•11'1' Pllol, Let 21 If a1oc1r. )40. Corona llftl 1M llfllu of the Cwnty lltcordtr Gf "'-.·-· fly Gr1<11 I!!. Mautl11
JulY ll. ""° 120.70 Mar. I I llioWli In • ,,.,... rlCOtdlld 0r ...... CO!Jnly, C1Htoml1, WILL seLL IJASSl!O .-.NO At>Of'TED lh!s &!ti llltv Otolll'f Cit\' Cltrtt
11'1 look S. •t Ntes '1 •!Id .q AT PUILIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST ef Ju.('f, ltl'O. •llblltllld O 1 Ce.If Dilly •II•'
LEGAL NO'l1CE = :.~·c=.,~:f;:':/~•l llecor1111 ~l~~Rln"~1~1"~';'Y0~bl~M•tu~:;: ~~~!ll:J:. WIL$0t\I Julv ll, lt11 r "'' 1!~1·7!1
T·'"'1 SUbltd to: Slelll) 11 1111 Swlll flrMI) tnlr•nu Clly DI COl!I MMI
NOTK• TO ClllOITOll 11: .. 1 1r_,.., l•xeS tor Ille llKll to IM County Cau~ XIII aloc:k ATTEST: °" auuc: Tllil.NSPI• ye1r lf10.71' alW!ll""'· <OndlUons, W•I S.nlt ....... IDUltv1rd, ""'• ........ "lll!CN ... •HU~NeY HAMIL TON Bermuda {AP) (SIC&. '111.f.1'7 U.C.C.I rMlrlellonl. rewn'•llon$. "'tme11ts, C1lltornl1, •II •lel'll. t111t 11\d 1nt1ru1 City Clettl DI tlMI er" of Cosl• Mt~ , ' Noll<t II tlltlbY 1IW:'1 lo Ille Creditors rkllill lftd •l•hlt llf WIY of rocord. COflVtVed lo and -he.Jiii 11'1' M 111\dw llY GlltACE E. MASSEllO -Carina, a Class c sloop ., HERMAN 0 . FIGGE 11111 BltUNO •lcl• of ofltr• .,. 111vllfld ,., ,,.., uld Deed Df Troit 1n 11\e ,,_,tr De1utv C1t1 CIITT L•••t. NOTIC•
ed b Rl~-d S Nye o( MOl!Cl(ll, Tr1n1fer1r1, Wllosl bu1lne11 1¥<lOlrf\' llid' Pllllll be In wrlllnt 11\d s1tu1ttcl In lh• elty el Cosl1 Mesi , STATE Oft CALlftOlllNIA l N•WPOllT..V.eSA UIUllllD
OWD Y ,., .. r · tdclre&i 11 16'5 ln>ltll """""'· Cull1 nll'f be '811YlfM to "Ult Mmlnl1tr1tor In 11kl CDU!ltr •NII St1lr. du,rJIMd COUNTV OF DllANG" 1 u ' $CttOOI. DIS"rlUC1; GreenwiCh C 0 n n WU ,,_., Countr of Onu'lll. lllft ol Wl!IJ "" WlN. ~ If' .. lllt elOce u: CITY OI' COSTA Ml!S-lo \ MIHCI llWI .... Wlb
' • • 1 C1Nfonllt. tllll a lliulll: 1r1.-.flf It 1bcut M llll '"°'-• •lllen. Loe-... r•n'ler Tlltt H111M of l ot 12' 1! N-IOl'I 1, 111LE!N "· ~HINNEV, CITY. Cll111; NOTICI! II NEl:EIY GIVEN .,,,, dec1'1'ec:I wmner on a cor-to bt --10 llOBEftT I . MAil· Ind ,,......,,, wen Wt1kl1fl' 0r1Vto. (•OJI H ... hll. II .i-11 ... fl'lll tlCOl"lllM of "" CllY DI C•I• M.-1. •!Id .. ...,ldt the aotrd If E~""1 "' "" N.w,er··
led Um •--· today f ll:INGTON •NI 00111$ A. HA•RINGTON, Ofllno IDJC 1 .. ), N-.ort kKh. In hot 4. ... , U cl MJIClll1-Cllt\ If lilt City Counc:ll &r , ... Cll'f Me.a U11tllllf ¥'*1 Olitrld el Orlfl"• rec e p.jl,31S 0 T,.,..,.,_, ~ IMlllMU Hdr111 11 C•llforn1.,· ., ,,..y bl nlfld 111 "" M-. record• .-Of•llM CounlY. et Cofl• Meu, lierlllW ctrtlfy !hit '""""'· C.llf""l" Wiii ''°',. '"l• t the Newport to Bermuda 1~1 c111rloln1 °""'' Tu1tln. Countr lfflu. llf !ht C"rk of lht 111oVH11tllled C1lltwn11, dHcr1bllll •• followl: !ht •bovt •NII fl)r"otnt OrdlntllCI N•. b1d1 u• 19 11:00 A.Mo 111 lfll ,. . .,.
llf Or-e, St•tt Cf (•lllGrnl1. tuHtllf' c.urt 11 11111flrne 1tt1r "'' llHIM"'-11 ll\I m.f EltlWl'f torntr 10-21 w•s lfttredUUll Ind conGldlf'td dl'f II JlllV. Tt70 •I 1111 tfflCll •t oceM race, TN ~rf'f lo Ill lrlnd•rr'td It flril .Wllu.tlon ., Hiit noHCI 11\d btlor• of Hid Liit IM, •nd runnl111 lhen<:t MdlOfl b'f 111tllon by tf1f Ctiundl 11 11ld Sdlool Dl&lrlcl, loclftd '' '' '
Al'""'·•h tbe ., loot craft leceted 11 110 11111o1 11v11., .. 111o1. 111t "*1"' of "" 111111. NortllwMlltl'Y ,,.,. Ille Nort11Hs1tr1.., .., MllOlltnlf ,.,1,..11r ,,....,1,.. 1111,., ,,,~..,,fl• A\IMUt, Cott• Mltl. CtllfOtft' •• ....... .,.,... (DUI\" of er ...... sti le of C:.HfllmlL Ttnnt l1'lf 9'1'1dltl-., ...... C•sh Hiit DI uld Loi, jO letf/ tl1lnCI lllld '" lllt :tl!ld d~y ., June. ,,,. ,, Wiik.ii 111111! 11kl bid• Wiii .. •Ublltl., finished 17th in the bulky flett Ukl ~ 11 cllSc:rlbtd "' ..,.,.,,, .lnll llwfVI ·'"°""" of 1f'il uriri.tt Stites s....111 ..... iwtv 11r1r1t1 wllfl t II • •nd ""''""•• •lllld •nd ~ .S ~ lncf -.id ,.,.~ 1 •1: AM s!Dck In trtoe, fbl11rt&. MUIPmtnt DI 411\11'1ail lll'llo llf tltl •t'nCllllll bid SGl1"11•1ltrlv llM of ... Id lcf, •5 1 Wliollt i t 1 rtettJll' 111ttllfil Of 1111! NEWl'OltT HA!ll'.Ollt HIGH she also WOO her class and Ind toed wlll of lhll beer t1wrn 19 •«OmNllY lfll otlet 1,.cl 11'11 btl•nce IHI/ ll'llnc:a SCllltr-terll' p1r1Jt9I wllh t ilcl (lty Ctuntll 1111 It&• 'lh dlol' .,,i !CijOOl FUllHITUJIE
Captured the Onion Patch lliu1IMM k1111wn 11 "GALLERY •&Ell lo IM ~lteil u'°" COl'lflrm11110n of tllt Northfl•I.,.,... 11111 ol Mid Lit, Jul'f 1910 '" Ill• 1o11owi11, ron ctll All 1111111 •r• fro be "' •«Ol'tl'•11'" TAYElll:N" 11\d loelled •• '10 ••lllN HI• .... Ille •bo-lltllcl ·~rllf' courr. ,. ,.., lo Sovt11111111'1Y 11119, "H fHI VOii: • Wl/11 CO(>dlll1111 ln.trr;etllr\t • " .. ~hy a.ailing for the United aJvd., ••,lbot, CDUnl., ., Or1111e. st1t1 T1,.•1 111c:1 •rtr'l'llunl• tn '!!• ll'l1i1r1nce ••lilt to111t er betltw1f,,.,. Aves • Cllll'Clll'l'te<l • WU.<6n. Jorllltn, s .... .ttra110"' wl&ld! •r• """" .n ,, . ., ••vyu ' . M C1tl'lon\Ja. 1CJC11ttblt te "" 111rc11at1r thin be Slild 1111 w111 -. "'""' 11111 without · · 111 Iii~ otlk:t or tN P11rcNot1111 Ae•~t States against teams from Tiii bulk 1t1nsf1r Wiii be """"""""''" ,,_,,., .. ef "" Ml• ol tOllrlfl•\1111111 cov-1 « Wlttl ll"· -·IS « ltnlolled, "7:0r'i· ~ .. ~:~~= et &.1141 Sdloet Dl•trltt. IU1 PllCll'ltl•
Eng ••• , Argentina a D d Oii or .~ , ... Drd .... of Juty, ot ...... Solllet ~II ..... ,.. Clll ., r ... l"dfnt ""'· _ .... 1eri. ., .... AISl!NT· (CIUfl(/l,..;!fi. N A ....... t. Colt• Mtt1, C•llflrnl• •
..._....., 1'1'1, 1110:00 A.NI. 11 GROVE!\ ESCROW • C1Mlornl1 Lind tltll Anocl1Hon 111,.. cumbr111(ft, to ''' lflt tHnll~lM •rln. IN WITN°ESS WHl'll,l!Of:' I lllvt El'dl bkldltl' mUlf 1ubmlt I bid dUo<'f Bermuda. COA POAATfON, 111 s. IUlllOll. Alithllm. tllrd <OYlrlH IMlllC'I' of tilt. [l'llUl'lllC:I. <IPll lilnl of Ill• Niii uc:•rtcl ~ hllreunlo "' ,... ... II.Ind IM' ~Ill~·· Ille In Ille """' ., I Clf'flllld ., eallllt •'• .,_ • J-•---, J l IO O ( Cou111Y <>I Ortnet. 511-of C1lllor11la. Tiit 1111 111111 1M elo1• wl"'lll thlr,., 111<1 DteC1 llf Trv1t. wltli lllltrftlf 11 W I II Ille Cll'f •f CMll MIN tli!s chKk or • bid llolld MU .. to 11"~ w1<1ra. uw;..,.,..D 1 -So ''' 11 kneWfl lo lhl Tr111derees, tX! din fcllowlne the d111 111 con-In Mid nol9 -ldlll, •lll~•nt•• If •nv, Jth div of Jul., 1910 ' ••r ttnl 15'01 ol '.11'11 ll"tOUlll ef fl•• ketch Windward Passage 111 bul1"'5• "'""" 11111 •Olli•"'" used 11rm111o11 of 11lfl llif'OU11l'I •n escrow u!ld.r 1111 wm1 " 1111111 DHd ot Trutl, l!ILEE~,.. itHIN.IY bid, mitt ••Ylbhl " "" ... ar •I ' ' . ' llY Tr1"1hror1 tor 1111 lflrlt YUrt Ill Ille otnc. of • lken>ed IK•-1111, dllrc• •lid --ol"" Tru1ilt City Cl1rlt ol Ill• lh• N._..M_ U"Hlelll SdiDot l>C•trlr '. was the undisputed wanner of 1111 P1st, .,., N-. holder In 111e c itr of """""""°" •e•dl.: _, of 111e 1rv1111 ~'"' 11¥ Mid Cll'f of co ... M•'• • Perfcnn1nC1 IOlid ,,...,. IM r""'1r .. 1
th Herbert L Stone Trophy O.lecl: J11" I. 1'10. Thi 1Krow hokllr•1 fie .ii1rt 1M dlvkltd O.ect GI Tl'\lll. •!Id EK.olllcl• Crirk er !ht 1t 11\11 dlKrellon ol 1111 Dlrtrlct. ,,
e • Sl111te1 bY : """'''" 1Mtwt111 bul'f" 1/ICI Mll1r. Tlie Tl'i1 IMrllffd•l'Y vndw u td OllCI ol City Counell 1111 IYMI ol l•i'IUA lo 1t1leor lllft •u'~ as the first to romplete the Robffl •· H1rtlnot011. Tr•111terl!ll. COO&t el !'WH'llllM et convev1nt1 111111 Trull, by re11on of 1 brtach ., dlf1111t Br GRACE I!' MASSELLO ~ri;tr•~· :~.a:ci~• 1~ ca": ~'; Oorls A. H1rrlnet011, Tr1n1f.,ee, be d1•re!MI 19 the buvtr. Ill lllt oblle1llon1 11<11,.d "'"Ill'· 01t>utr Cl"' ci.rit 6i9-mHe race. •ubllslltd Or1"'r cwst 011tw •11o, 1, The prc«1trtr 11e-r1ln·dekl'lbtd 11 com-lllf•lolor• uKuttlll •nd dtllYll'ld to Pntlllied Ori.ii• Cotll Oell'f •llot bond, th• full •um ""'"'°' w111 ~·
Ru nnina Tide owned by Jlll'f 1l. It'll m-10 monly r,,.,,.., to n 221 N1n:r11111 the Ulidtr1l1nld • wrltlell D1C:t1r1tloli Julr IS. 1911 12.,.7' ferleltld t. Mid klloal Ol1trkt·11t Or11111t
·--o • LEGAL NOTICE Awn111, Coron1 dtl ~r. C1lll1mr1. of D111ull •!Id ~ ,.,,. Stlt. ,.,..l----------,,.----le.tllb'. • .Jacob Is brand I s en of Tiie 111Mitn 11nld rt11rvu the •Ith! to wr111111 notle• ., brlldl •NI of •IKtlon 1 ~~dllle;1 ':!.Jr~'i'Ji ~~.,!'",,::; . . I OllOltll.,lllCI MO. 7"• n lect 111v 11111 t it bids. 19 <11111 "'' u!ld1r11llild to Mtl uld LEGAL NOTICE "' Riverside, Conn., WOil c ass-A AN OROINANC• Of' THI CITY (OUN• OATfO: Julv 10. lt10. DrOlltr" lo Mllth' I.lid ob1l••llonl, '"" Iii;.:-,~,:.'::~~"':, ':::~N.ort.
on a corrected Ume basis with CIL 01' TNI CITY 0" COST .. MIS•. =~~ni':tr~i::r~1/:·tt.:'w111 ~':si:::· :1111:':111 '.!o11!:10~ ~~"~~ Ml$I Unllltlll ~dlCIOI D!1trld ·-~··
Bermuda
LEGAL NOTICE
American Ea_gle owned by R. ~~i:g•~1;" ~o~T~g•s .,~, 1
Ti:_: AAneXH of,.,. lilt111 et.,,. 1n11 •' 11ad11111 11 " recorded 1n tioTtc1 °' ".10 M·l••'•N11•1L1TY ~':.:. ',:::' ~~~m =:.er ~11 i!,~ ; PLYfi10UTH, Egnald (AP ) E. Turner, 'sedood and the COSTA MISA PA•IC •NO lll!ClllEll.· ••L•••~~'."111 1111<.tcknl bOOlt•~~·}'!." i:itM 7"' •I Mid Olfltl•I Holla 11 ...,..by efvtn 11111 "" u,... bid. it.cl ,. ,.,1u1 111., llllwm•lltv er
T TION OllT•IC~ .,.llOVING THI ---dlf"llsttllll wltt nof ~ r9llClllllbl1 lor lrr19ollfl!Y In lnY bid r~vld. -The American rumpeter u s Naval Academy's Jubilee • 1111111 xaT1 aoN o, C••T..,IN L\lllANMI. .\MD MY•1t• 011t: Ju.,. :rt. 1t 10. 1ny dtblt or 11Q111t1es t011tradMI by D•"" J,..1.., 10, 1,70,
reached cross ha ve n in . . V~1 NMA•IT•D T•11t1t lTOllY COJ4. ., WIHlllll ..... ..,.. ••n:l•v Fl111ncltt l nl'Oll•• lllilll' lll•n m~Mlf, ..... '''•r MEW•OllT·MllSA VNl•llO III third. TIQUOUI TO TMI CITY ., COSTA 1-rtl wtttc..,AH DrlUI, , ..... -COfPCl'l llOl'I •• Mld Tru5IM. 1111• 411e. $CHOOl OlSTlll l(T jjl southern Ireland wly toclay,,--------------1 Mt!'SA 1111 TNI': COUlllTY o• OUNG•. di. • Iv T. 0. Siii.ViC& O•lell 11111 ht ...... °' J111r. "'°' ' Ol'lnt• Cellnty, Cl!lfWl'll•
LEGAL NOTICE STATE 011 CALIPOllllU.t.. ICNOWM AS 11.tt.rMn hlr AMlllllllreltlt COM•ANY, 11.titnl THOMAS Jil.Ml!I Oil-Jlt. •v Dlnlfll'f Hl"'I/ ,,_ finishing the first leg of the WILllil.MS ANNIXATION. Wltll ""' Wll 11.n...... a v Wtldo R. H1u1. ~It "nl• ... be, st. ..urtlll11"9 ......... nd B •t . ht ace 15 THE CITY COUNCI L OF THE CITY Tir.llMI; "5-Ult Vl<••rt,ldtnl COii• Miu, (1Uf, "'27 IMJ.llOll arou -fl atn yac r •41M OF COSTA MESA. ACTING AS THI! ttulloll•hMI Of"•-Cont 0.llY ,.1101. Pvb!IW.111 °"'" .. COllt Ot11Y •11o1. Pubfllflld OrllHll CiNlf 0.HY ll!lot. •ullllllllll Or•-CHlf Dllfr "'"'" minutes ahead of the field. CE1tT1•tCATE o,-I UllNISI 90Alt0 OF OtltF.CTOll:S 01' THE COSTA July 11,1:i.1a. lt1'11 l:JI0.10 July" lS. 70. 191'11 nw-11Jutr 11, 12. II, 1!1' 1,,,.,. Jul'f 1f, .. It,. ' 1~11
1'he Trurnpeter is the only The und::~~~o".!.,~A;"!~11y ht '• ~1~~.;:1111:0:e~o ~e"sti:YE "6~62r:1 ----,LE;-::~GcAcL,-:N=001==c=E=-------L:-::EoGcAL::-cNcOO'IC=::::E::------...,.L~EcGcALco-cNOO'IC==cE------cLE~GcAl~-ll-OTl~-a;-.--
Ameriean entry in the gruel-unciucllnt • bu1IMH •' 1"12 Mm01111t AS FOLtciws: . 2 IJOO.miJe J Ln~ Huntll'lllton kKI!, C.lllornli, 111'1dtr SICTIOtll I. Tl'lll Ille lfll\VltUon OI O•DIHANCE NO. ,._. Hid toUl'llY, lnckldtll wllflln ,,_Md it J1Jlr, 1t7t. , mg . pus race. , ... llctllloul llrrn -., A ... "· "'' (Oii• MHI ~·"' Ind llecr11lltn AM 011.0IMANC• o• TN• CITY cou.... Tr•U No, 190. llO•ERT Ill. WILSON T ............... r . brand new and ACCESSOlllES •1111 lhtl Mid llrrn II 1>11trl(:t. C-tr ef er..... Sl•le of CIL Of' TM• CITY °' ~TA MISA. tECTM)N l. ""'""""' lo 1111 trovlllol)5 M.iYCf ., "'-
'""-'>t""K' IS com~ <>I lllt tel_h,. """"'" WflOte C:.l!fornl1 cf th1! terf1\n unl""-blted (ALIFOl:IOA, CH.11.NOING THI tONo of Sl(llM fDI,, el ttll MllnXl"! Codi City llf Costi MfN
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on b &Ill dtY If JUI)', lfl'O. ~ ltll H' llMIM roll c•~ ~II: her co-ski.ppers are publisher llllm' 1" f~n •nd PMoCI llf rn~n" 11rrltorY.' contl111out 10 ••Id City of 1No OIJ LOTS u11, Im. ''" •lltl of ,,,. City cl Cotti Mtu. Olttrlct ATTEST :
P"'J' S W Id 55 f Is IS follOWI. COii• Mell 11 lltreGy loPrOO.ltd It.cl 1Ml 0, flllllT 4DDITION TO MIP A-2 llf 1111 CllY ot COlll Miii •1LEEN ~. •HINNE'I' AYEI: C1111ncl1ln1ni Wll&on. JOl'd~·'·
111 lp . e , , 0 P. I . Lewin, 16'lf Simonne Ll'I .. Ille Mld t .. rr!llln' k h1r1by 1Jrd1lf\td fl•W•O•T MllA TllACT, iJ•OM 1111 II 11tr11'f ttntM!otd 1ty t11t lddlllon Cl!Y (ltrll: of lilt Crtv ot Cuta MIU •11111.!ey, St .Cl1lr, H•ll'lmlll Gloucester. f\tass. and marine HunlllllllOll 11••dl. C•llf, t1&olt. lo bl lllM•ed 1, •NI mlllllt • Pit! .. Ill. llltrele of int Ill 1ru ~•SUlhd 111 IV Gr1c1 I . M•n•I~. ~E;S: (OUlltllO""': Non9 . ' · Oiled J,,,... n, H1I cl t1i1 CO•lt Mita ttll'k •NI ltKrNl\otl Tiii Cltv Council el the Cll'f llf SldlOl'l 1 lltrfOI, O.PUtY Cll'f Clltk ABSENT: CDUl'ldlinlll; Hone architect Robert B. Harns, $Ille ct ",.!~"'1a c tr· Ol1trkll ""' 111111 twtltorr. --•• eo.11 Miii clott '*lriln' lfellln .. SICTIOfll s. Ttll• Ordllllntl il'illl ••Ill STATE 01' CALIFOllNlA '"' WITNISS WNEllf.OF, I Pui ' 48 Gre t Ne k N y •· '1"'' ""'n • Wlllltm1 A11,.,..llon II Nrtlclllll'IY fotlow1.t tlftCI llnd IM "' tuM torce thlrt'f (JOI ~UHTY oF OlllANGE 1 u . 111rt11nto Ml "'" tit~ lj'id 1tll11t11 n " a C ' • • On Jun1 22• 1'10. ~IClrt ""'• 1 Noli,., 6",erlbelll 1n I Plll>P INI llo1! cMtcl'1'1iOl'I llCTIOlll 1, All !twit Hrllllli of 1111 tll'A ltlm •lid lfllr 111 ll"'f•• 11\d (ITY OF COSTA Ml!SA I S.•I <>I 1111 City el Ctii. ,,,.._ tn 1 r._..._.._;:;:;;:;;:;;=,..~,;;;~:;;ITiiii lPublk In Ind for u ld St•l1, HrlDlllll'f tft1ellttl h1r1to ll'lolrked Elllilbll A Ind fot1ow1nt dtKrlltMI rul •r-r!Y Is 1rtot ID 1111 '1!Jllr1tlOl'I of llll"n 11$) 1. EIL&EN P. PHINNllY', City CltrlC 71h cll'f W July, 1'10. IPl>tlred P, 8. Ltwl11 known lo 1'!'11 bY ffllJ rete"*"c~ mtdf 1 Plr'I h1reol. lltrllW Pllclll •nd lnc:luded In 1111 Ill d_.,, from 1111 •llMlll thll'eol •~•I( DI tM City of Cotti ~Ind lll-Ofl!clo Ell"" P, flh1M1r
to be lfll ""°" wllos• llll'!'ll II IUbKrlbo s•CTION l. Tlllt 1111 ll'OtMdlnts for lone. to wll: ~.!",""'"" ... ,,,·~.,,.'',, '"'· ~·A~~~ ··~·· -. '',,.,-"'-"' ... -. ,,. ,, ~~ .. ',""'• ,·,~" " -. td lo Ille wllllln ln.slrur¥1tnt 11\d IMnJollon hlfl1n Ol'dll,... ,,.. Nod 1ftC1 LDI• !JOI, ''°'' 1301 Ind l»:t ol ......,_ ,,.. ___ .. '" " ,... m " ~ ,.. .., °"'<oF'r.C~~L't~ lfll """· t•kl!'i ......:... 1t11 orovlt>ont: M lllt •d flrll lddltlOfl • N8-t """" 1•9'1, of .-11 drculltlmi, 1rlntH 111d Cost Miii, •11'1' aitll!Y l"'-.1 lhfl (If\' (OUM.II 0 *' Jein L Jobst ef thl LMl1Motur1 o1 Ille SllWI of 111 1111 Cltv ol COii• MIU. Cou11f\' 11.11111...... 11'1 IN (llY of Colt1 Mtll, it.vi elld forliCllftt' Onlffltl'let Ho. '°"" Ctbl Of CC.II "'-t
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nt Pl C• n r11o ..... Ad ol 19"." " of Mlltll1"'nfful M.,.. I" ti. ... 11111 !IN....... '"" of '"' 111d City COUllCll ltlld on Illa ttultll-'*' Or•llM ea.st O.llr •1111•, Or11111 Coun!Y tllCTIOM l. T1!1t 1111' ordlNna Wfl ottlol llf tM C-ty lltKOrdlr of •.U.SIO AND ADO.'TEO ttlll 4111 !UY Ulld 411Y of JUM, 1t7t, llld ther•fltt July IJ, 1tN UQ.11
MY CllnmlMlon Eulres lllt• effect •!Id IM f11 fllll tore• llllrl'f l --------------------------------------------------------Mardi 2, 1m (Jiil ~ .... fl"Cw'l'I •NII .n.t Its HM"'-Je~ 'tad,·gan ol Newport -"llb!!.Jhed Or".,., C1111 D•llY P11o1. tlllN tie ,, ... ~"' 1111 ••lnltltll er ., ~ I> ..., • 11\d Jelly 7, l:t, lt1' 11»10 1ff111n {lJ) ,....,. fratn 111 NUQI llllrll ......
Harbor Yacht Club Sunday td one. 111 "'' OrMtff co-.11 011111 -·-·_l_·r· ~:.::::• ~-:,,::··--_J ·~L_·=-l L __ _J,:_ ~-.· ~ ~ .~i ., ~~-1---,..-~-' -~~.-<
Was lh. W•-ol '"-Baxter LEGAL N<Yl'ICE Pnot, • ,......,, .... r Of -r11 clrculltllon, •n-•~ -=====-c~====~-Jorl1111d 11M 911blllhtd In tM (lt'f OI Bowl, an NHYC compeUUon c111T1l'tc11.T1 o,-co11.•o,1111.110N cot11 M1111. ""''""° wltli 1111 """" ,__ ,Git TiltANU.CTION o,-•UllHISS ot !ht fllltl'lbtrt DI llMI IMrd If Olrtc-
1u.-Star Class sloops. u1i1 oa1: •KT1Ttou1 MAMI tot1 w11.,. tor •!Id winn "'' 11rr11. The three race series are THE UNOlltSIGlolEO COll,.OllATIOH •ASSEO ANO ADOttTEO flill 4#1 dly
don ~ C'lll'flf\' lhtt 11 Is mndudl,,. o1 Ju,.,, 1'10. sailed Saturday and Sunday • bu$lnt11 locttect ., 1'»1 C.ITllUI ROBEllT M. WILSON
off Newport with 16 entr'ies o r1111, S.1111 An•. C•llfor1111 undtr '"' MIYDI' crf ""' flQlllolJI llMi -~ AlllC,RAFT tll'f Of Cotla M-. representing Newport Harber, f't.YIJjG u:111v1cE. ,,.. ,..,., 11ld flnn 11.TTIST:
• -· •--ch, •--Di'ego and " eon'IJloCll4d o1 ""' 1or11M1.,. totH1"1111111. EtlflN "· !ftONNl!Y ...,.'5 D!;;4 .....,, "'1loH prlnc:INI 11tu DI lliull-1 Is Cll'f Clert llf the
Santa Barbara fleets. " 1oi1ow1: ciw Of eo.1a Mew A •nd L Fu!W 1l1111r•r..... Inc., l'f Grief. E. MllMllt Runoer-u:p In the series was '"' v.-1 .... 1on '""'· An111t1rn. c111for111t Dl(ti,lty city c1er11 •--IJo ... _, o( S o· ""' naio.. STATS OF CALll"Ol:HIA ) Niil U11o·--~Y an 1ev. WITNESS 111 hMtl lfllt 10th lllY " COUNTY OF Oii.ANGE ) "' and third wu BUI Gerard of !d~ILIJ Ju1.,, 191'. CITY o,. COSTA MliA I i~~-~-~-=~~~·~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:=~ IC•1111r•ie lull 1, EILE£H "· PHINlllCY, Cit\' (11111: ... ,_ A •!Id L l"utllr Of ltll City 11f C.t• """' .,.. 1•.offkll
Enltn1rl1K. If)(. Cltrtl .. Wit Cit\' Ctuticll If 1M CtJr
A. L. "°lltr of CO.S. MaM, ...,..,., urtlf'I' Wllf
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Tires Cost Less
Vici ,.,..~ 111t .,.,_ llld tof'IMI"' OrdlNlllCI Ht.
S1'ATE OF CALIFOllNIA. J0.30 -· lftlrodllUld arid -.IOl"9d COUNTY 01" OlltANOE. ll. Mellon b'f Mttltn tw 1M C.UncU 11
Oii "'"' 10th dlY ol Jill~. A.O. It'll. 111 tdloumld ,...., """'I"" t111r1o1 IMfwl 1111 I Mot•"' •llllllc Ill lfld ... .., wi 11'11 Jfl~ dl'f el ~. 1'1'. W telcl C-ty 11111 Stell. 11~1 .. lfld fN!l'f.tlftr Mltlld. ....... ldOllM 11
...... tlfl,, duly comml"lofttd •ncl 1-11, I whole I I' I lftUl•f """""' of ll'it
Nr-llY •-Id A. L. l'Ulltf" --Mid (1fl' (OllMll Oii "" tftl CltJ el
tel "*' lo be the VI« •••111*1• ol Jill,, 1'10. iw ltll toltowlnt roll call
, ..... ... ,
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Complet• Li111 1f
J.ilH119l111 BelfU Tlr11 Av•il1bl1
Ptkaa ~ • $11 .tl ,,_ F.LT.
fiffttl•1• w1~._a...1s -S~p1r ''llftiw1111 -
k1~i1I -Sporh -5,114 •uttY -
I •II Sf111 Truck Tir•s
G'S DEL TA TIRES
141 E. 17th St.· Costa Mesa· •45·2010
l111kAMarlc 111l Co,,..he hits llt hy1 M•1l•t Ch1ft •
2N1 wm .,.., SANTA ANA -141·''"
lf'il ~,._•!kin tllll tlllC:Uttd the Wl"'ln '1111:
l,.tr\llftttll "'* '*'•II GI tlll --•lkln AVES: COUlochl'l'•Oli: Wll""" ,OtMn. trw1lft ,,....... ..,.. ~llCINd lo •!Miit\", St. Cttlr. ~
........ wdl ~·"""" ~ "" N~Sr-('-'fmlmN"-..,.,.. In Wltneu ........... ' ~ A•SENTi (-lltrien: Norlt
to tel lllY lllllll IN 1111.ud 111~ offlef1I IN WITNESS WHEl:IO,., I two .. te1I 1111 fty •lllll rMr Ill 1111• artlllc1t• NrtuMO Ml my ll1t.cl •lld ftlllled tM nrtt IM'ft W(lllM. ktl Of tNi (If\' of (NII M-. ltlit
10,-,-ICIAL SIEALI 1t1i dl'f M Jul'f, lt70
htty L. Urbtll EILllN "·PHINNEY Hol1ry ttwlk -Ctllflltnilt (Ill' (llfk •lld tJl...n.flli
...... I 0Htce 111 Clerk fl lfiit ('" CIUl'ICll Or•,... Cou11" at !tit tll'f ., c.i. w .. My Comm!••lon l!ulres B'f Gr1et I . M1uellf Oct ... 1tn Oteuty (!tr Cllrt.
•ubtlllifCI Or•nt• COll\1 D•!IY •11ol, 111/bllif'td Or•Nt (Mii 0.111' "llOI, .. ________________________ l!Juk> lio >t. II llltl AutUlt a. 191t Ull•JIO Jlll'f 1a, It~ 1141-Jt
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: Mesan's Art Needlework Lucrative
'Bingo'-
Costly
For Coke?
• .
• ' •1 PA11UCS: .BOYLE °'"" °""' ........
• M1r11ret Weymouth IOI her
'awt In bulioess by makln(
...M!Oltwak Osrutmu decora-:u,.. lot swi..a nl homes. • :Now. the Cort.a Me 11
:hou-Ue and her h-
ravenee. one ol the only art
~ """"'"'""' Oil lhe iw• ~ ljRllSin( .,....
ahao '300,llClll per year.
"We .-e bunt1nr out of our
4,JOO ICIU'A leol ri loctDly."
.Fi.,.! We,,..mh 1111. "ancl
pw '"* for the first aix ,...,11is ri thil year hu
).IJ'eady IUl'pllled wr 196t
total." '
1be company, S t u d I o
'l'wtlYe, at lJ40.G Logan Ave., m....r-a plMllc loom
"11lch Is U>ed to mike !lower
detlp from · yom a n d
'*1ophane atr1w. '!be bm,
1 clrcular plaUorm with
several pegs IJticklng up from
jt, Is IOld by llleV er u
1>0't ". lllllllber ri klll whidl the MJ ..... -..
~ "Wben we tint ltarted, my
Jlllll:tlDd made the looml in
'tlle prap -be got home from -t," Mn. Weymouth
says. u After he had made
'Old Pros'
Join Firm
In Newport
It ii like old home week
lit Bay and Beach Realty in
.Newport Beach with Woller
Haeae and Tim 1bomat re-
jolntne the ftrm1 Haase a1
vice president tn charge of
Niel.
J. Leonanl Smith, pttlldelll
~I Bay and Beoch, Z40'I E.
Cout Hlgbny, Corona del
~ar, llid be bu IOid half
'Int.rat In the llnn to Heaae.
' Mn. Golden Fay, Smith'•
])Ittner fer 20 yun:, 10ld him
~er boU lnlereot June l to
;purchue a coodominlum In
tlawali.
. Haue, a11er otan1nc hi.I
:real lltlte career 1'ith Bay
and Beodi, haa been a lop
11Jelm•n for HVel'a1 )'Uri
with CGldwell Bannr and
C<lmpln)', Oorclllt dal Mar.
'lbomu, wbo allO btpa
'wllh Bay and Beach. bu been
a ...i eolate broker ,mort
,...nuy wllh The Wesley
Taylor Company, ri Newport emu.
Airlines
Guarantees
Against Rain
National Alrllnea b riferlng
rain tnaurance to vllltor1 to
Miami Beach thb aummer.
Any rain fall Illtklg men
than slJ: houta between I a.m.
and I p.m. ftSUltl ln a full
refund on the hotel room and
the meal cbar1es for thal day
tor an e~irt family.
The raiD 1s defined In the
weather tnsuranoe policy II
J -l«tb ol. an lnch or more
Pf.I' hour as measured at the
U.S. Wealhtr Burtau station.
on Mlaml Beach.
Thi poUcy applies to any
ri 11 oceam-Miami Beoch
hot.II and mo4tll.
Smith Notes
Earning Dip.
PrellmlnaTy results ror the
teOOOd quarter ended June 30,
1110, lot Smith Intematk>Dal.
Inc., NNIJOrl Beadl, lndlc.ce
I contiJIJed levd of reduced
eaminp, aooon1int to Preol·
, dent Dooald E. Graham. Slow•
..i -·•mtc activity a/reeled
first hlV -111 and earnlnp
• '"' ll?O are opectod to be
·1--Ille ,_,, eerninp !'l"Jl1od lMt yoar, Groham
aald. . Elrlltr th• CCllllj)ll\y had 1 ..
4iclled thtl, bu<d .. the
~ for the latt half, 1970 urntnP per aha.re were ti·
p.Cteol to exe<od latt year.
While .-!<eel 1-m<nt Is
.,pocted In the IHI hall,
GrDm llid, e(o11t1m1c
rtCf1ffl'1 bu not yel rttpC>nd-
ed te tl>e exltnt that had
-....,.., ,.. torl!cr.
400 o( them out of wood, we
dedded It WU time to (l!ld
an euis'1'1Y.''
'Ibey JOI the Idea fo< the
-from ... made " metal,
and tbo1r -looma were
..U.,. for fl In a local lhop.
'Ibey -ght -tbo
would find a ••Y to cut the -v tlleJ did not, .. theJ
dedded k -lime to In-
-" tl)eir JDOOty lo lhe operation.
"We did not want lo spmd
our money to do IOmetb1ng
1 lecand tlmt, 10 wt went
to a moi,1c11ric comp.ny for
advice oa di< JMklnf," li1e
eald.
'lben Che couple .....,C an
edvenilinl firm kr edvlct.
"We could ·b av e put
mimooppbodlnetruc:lkimln
the kil•:· 1'}oyd explained,
"bot the p.ibllc buys proclu<la
that have a ·pro1...ion.t look
•bout t.bem ...
Weymouth W• I fiunclal
.-f«I p-
llnn wbeo hi found hlmleK
comlJ!C home to a job u
llhl111>1J!C clerlt and accountant
for hi& wife's bultnell.
had any free !lint. So I qul1
my job and bepn to devote
fUU time to tbt J o o m
Mme.."
Tbe klll wblch the --haa developed ttt 1 o l d
prlJMily to bouawtva and
YOWll girll bll<ttiltad In-•· q. 'Ibey . are dellped by
Mrs. Weymouth and her
lister, Mn. Bart:Nlt• Stewart
<Jf Colla M-.
~ In price from $5
to 116. Uley talle frOlll two
to 20 tM>un to complete. '!be
flnithed p<OCM:I can then be
bun( on the ...U or llltd a
I table decoration.
"We employ a number ol
housewives In the area to
make model llita for out
retailen," Mr1. Weymouth .. ,...
'!be produdt -the loom.
the kits and a number ri
"project ~" '....:. are IO'ld
nationally, and there are plarw
to eq>and to the lntsnatlonal
market wilhln the nert few
months •
"In the beebninc, we hid
lo prove aunelves to the
buyers on the eut coast,"
Mr. Weymouth eays. "They
"1be Htta bou!I I pot In
helped keep the overbead
down," be aald, "'but I never
U::t ~ .!' ~i:r= FOUNDER, DESIGNER DISCUSS NEW STITCH KIT
the MiM:lelippl River." M.r,.ret, Weymouth (right) and Barbara St•ward
Your Money's Worth
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Wartime lnffutwn Slows
By SYLVIA PORTER
Q. 11 the plJoplnc inflation
ol. the Vietnam m fmaUy
beslnninc to -l
A. Y-. '!be pac< al the
llplUl'lt 11 llowinc' tn leVft'll
vital ._, Io lhll Vfft'f Im-
portant --Ill ieut, pro-
.,... b ...... made. '!be pn>
tr• b minor, f• from IUf·
flclent, -.iUy betaled. It's
taklnr .. ml oomlllnetlon to
lldlleve K -a major cllmb
In job--. a danproully
....,. money-· --Inc profia, a etock morket
craS:I, ~ baokruptcles.
And, mind you, 1t Is no more
lhan a 11owtn1 ol lbe rate
oi me.
But u Is-· n-n..,,.. ...,.,..1zo tho w.
mor9 flCCUrately tblft I --NO. 11 mE rat. ot rile In
food prbl bu -ly
modllated. 'nMI ri• it •ill
lntolerlbly ropid but i.. In-
tolerably ...
Pe.W Raio of rile
la load priceo
lllM to ll/17 l.1%
lvt7 to 12.'ll 4., %
12/11 to .,.. 7.2%
6/111 to ll/111 7.1 %
111111 to 11711 •. 7%
NO. lo .U ..,.1y you havo
read ind bewd ad nauseum,
1ht: worst ol the Wlation is
centered In Jll'Vlces. ID fact,
1 key force in this . spiral
has been 1he .mninlstration's
antHnflalion policy ka<H -
for the clampdown C111: credit
hu been rerponlibl1 lot the
jwnp in the rates you mua:t
pay for natpca, perulll
loans, -loonl, eCc. And \hele: n&el, d coune. blve
puabod up ""1oe CCIII,
Here'• bow nwcb IS'Vice eo1a
ire c>ut:pactni Uv~ (.'Oil&
1enerally.
Tolll Ser-
Pe.W Price YicH
Rite ...
12/Mi to 12/17 3.1% 3.1%
JJ/87 lo JJ/11 ""' IJ%
11111 to I/It t .4% 7.4~0
It• lo Wit U ll> 7.1 ~
ll/11 to 11711 •.1% t .l i:ii
NO. I 1., 'l11E moet en-
""""linl oumnl lreod lo In
~ price•. for
--telqnph
Rodeffer Named
To Newport Post
E. 0. Rodeffer, prtaldent
ol R o d t ff er lnveetmenta,
Al'Cldia, hll been elected to
the Smith lnl«nlllona~ Inc.
"""" " dlr«ton, accordlll( to Donald E. Graham, pno1.
dent. Smith lMernatlonol ••
Joe.led In Newport Btod>.
likely -in the relail
prices Mlldl"" will be paying
months from DOW,
Period
RJM: In
Wbolfflle
Price•
Jan. '70 o.9%
Feb. '70 0.4"Ji
Mar. "10 0.2%
Apr. "ro 0.0%
May '70 0.2'illo
June '70 0.2~0
In January, you will note,
wholeeale prices were soaring
1t 1 grim annual rate ol clole
to 10 percmt; now the pace
oll'iteis~
Whal does this •IP>OI lo you ?
FIRST, TH.E ODDS <:er-
taioly .... _.,, tbal the
OYerail speed of rile in OUC'
coot ol UY!ng will b e modorttlne u tba year rolls
m. 1bt eccelefttion d the
!Ulllion -. came out d
.the NC1lat\oo d the Vietlw.m
war bae -halled: tba deceleration lleCl1lS to be rtal
-even tbouifi k is meaire
and late.
Sooond,tbandcbattJl'OW·
Inc lhal lhe overall speed o1
lite In lolal labor costs also
will be modeDtlng in the
mooths ahead. Buslneumen
have bftll de-hoarding
workers, C'Utting the "fat" In
111e1r labor force!, ge1unc rid
of marginal, intfficient -loyes.
AS A DmECT reiull,
worker efficWticy (produc-
livity) will bt lncreasirig -
and tbis wU! IOften the ln--
flationary Impact <i the wage
hike,, corporations wW have
to grant in thb period.
The modest Jlroll'MI I have
Firestone Denies FTC
Complaint on Prices
underlined In this ,.,.,.. hu
knowledge and experience on betn adlle-ved, I repeat, at
the iubjeot ol tires and lire great cost -and it even coold
aafety." be that l'm clutching at
Stock Market ,
Shareholders
Increase
NEW YORK (UPI)
Despite the recent declines ln
the stock market, there are
10 mUUon moae shareholders
in public companies today
than five years ago, according
to a New York Stock Ex·
change survey.
AIJO despite the !&-month
decline, I.he market value of
holdings of shareholders of
record rose to $1.0IS trillion
from '62(1,243 billion 1n 1915.
'Ille survey showed that
going into 1970 the shareholder
population ill the nation's
public CClnpaniee wu a record
20,120,000 ln 1915. This also
compared with the I.$ million
in the early 1950s when the
big board'• "own your 1hare
of Amerialn buaineu" drivt
began to pick up attam.
For the first Ume since 11152,
the survey aaid, m a 1 e
• t o c khodlm outnumbt.rtd
female ~kbolders. thou1h
~11 15,689,cm t o
15,161,000.
The atati!tics were drawn
from a census by the e•·
change taken from.stockholder
records of 10,000 American
corporations.
The figures do not Include
millions ol shareholders In
private corporatiom.
Using dall from the cor-
poration survey, 111us in-
terviews with shareholders,
the big board drew up this
profile or the average
shareholder:
-Male, based on previously
noted narrow margin, but not
taking lrllo account the quan--
Uty or dollar value ol ltocks
held by men and women.
-Between ts and M years
old, living in 1 ))Opulus 1tate
and in a metropolitan area
of more th.an one million
WASIUNGTON (AP) -The
Fedt.ral Trade c.ommiaion, in
• llep upected to predpilal<
a long legal bollle, propoaed
that the Coca Cola Co. pay
111111 to each cootestanl the
FTC feels Sloukt have bttn
a wlnoer in' the eompany'a:
"Bil Name Bineo''.-promo00n
last year.
Millions ri do!lan """1d bl
Involved, bot the proposed
coaeent onJor would taka d·
feel only il qreod .. by Coca-
Cola and GJendinnhll Co~
pa.nies Inc., the pnimotional
games firm that lovmed the
Bi& Name.Bingo.
lo the order,the Fl'C aaid
the firms abould ceaee and
dell.st f r o m "wronafu.lly
willlboldin( the earned prhe
of $100 from contest entrants
who submJtted «it.ry cards
whicfi were complete and cor-
rect under a real<lnlble in-
terpretation " u.. p.iblbhod conteet niles."
Should the firms contest 'the
propclMJd wder, the matter
will be beard by a commission
euminef and ruled upon by
the flvH1W!!llber cunmisllion.
~ commla:slon '• decbion may be appealed to the courts.
A llpClkesman for Coc..C.la
said the firm hu not yet
decided what its respor19e to
the commlsstoo's chara:ea: will
'be.
The Fl'C on July I ls.rue<!
a proposed OJmplalnt against
the finna: a)oog with the pr<>--
posed C009eflt order". Jn its
announc~ of the IClion,
lhe Fl'C did not mention the
proposal that would ~ire
paying 1100 to many ri the
--who did not win. The pt'ClflCllod cmiplalnl • .,.
CUteS the firms of Invoking
1 hidden rule lbat prevented
• "aubita.nd.al" portion d the
1., mi!Mon cmtest entrants
ln>m winning the 1100 priJa.
Pritts actually were awa.rd-
e<t to 131 persons.
The Big Name Bingo pro-
motion early last year was
designed to boo.<lt sales of
Coc..C.le and Tab, the firm's
diet solt drink.
According to the FTC the
game prmlbed a 1100 prize
to each entra tmw oorct.rclye
to ucb entrant who correcUy
mat.ched pictures of faD:lOO.'
perscm found on cork liners
al Cob and Tab boUle capa
with" a card printed with 10
opaces · In w b I c b ac-
compllolimesU ri the famous
pel'IOn!I were Mitten.
The F1'C aaid Coca-Coli and
G lendinnlng faUod to disclooe
to the public that at lea!lt
80!Tle ol the 10 epaces required
more than one answer.
A eoc.cola spokesman In
AUanta said the company
could not estimate the number
al .......... who inlgllt be e ..
tlli.ct to 1100 prises under the
FTC'• lntttpr<tallon al the
cont.an rules.
Coast Firm,
Insurance Co.
Sign Pact
Loi An(tlee Lii< lmurance
Co. has been deslgnatod by
Coastal Unloo Aj"encles, Joe ..
Newport Beach, as the sole
underwriter for life a n d
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
The Federal Trade Com-
mlulon his formally cbar1ed
the r.-Tlnl 6 Rubber
Co., with m1kinC decept.lve
pricing and 11•lnp clalml
and m~ Ill tires
.. defecl-froe and aafe.
A nprMo-1--' complaint was straws. But if so, you will sym-persons. 1~··· pathize wkh my eacerness to -A family inrome ..,_.ec1 llainli Fire8'oat Jail find f!'Ven a st.raw to clutch. 112-'15 000 Dec. 21, sl•lne the company ___________ .~ __ ._•__:_ye_ar_. __
oC disability inlurance programs
marketed to 300,000 union
memben: In California.
Ftttltont iNLted an lm.
medbt. lllalamenl daoyln(
the acCuaatlooe and dllp.itlnl
all the chargee In ~ ccm-
plllnt. II IUilatad I b a t
cllarlt• ftlatlnc to the nfely
of 111 liree "limply -the comml11lon'1 lid: fll
a chance to dbpo9e of the
matter by 1 coneent judgment.
Tod1y'1 1cUon itv• Fl.re.tone
30 d1ya to rapood befcn a
pubUc bearlng is conwned to
CCl!lllderlhlchtrr ...
The Akron, Ohio, !Inn b
the nltlon'1 3'llh larpet ..,..
poniUon with IU sIJ1ion in
Ales In lMt and -o( II.GI billion.
Pole Play
Linemen Try _'High, Ball'
The manu1l 11y1 that 1
lineman mua& bl ab~ to work
with bolh handl atop a
telephone pole, Bui toq 1
buketboll tnllllldl
That '1 what novice cable
splictn and repalnnen hive
to 1fO lhnMlgb whm they join
the pflone ccmpany.
Two West Orange County
Instructors, Jim Jackson of
WestrnlftSttr and Bob W1IU
of ltuatln1ton Beach,
111penloe t b ... beskelboll
games ill the 1.ky.
Stationed more than 20 rut
above the eround, with a sale-
\)' belt and 1"0 a:aff1 to bold
them to the poles, lht novice
climbers ire aaktd to toss
a basketball around.
....
ment I n d thtmstlvu, ''
reported JackJOn, "and lo akl
their coordlnatlon."
"Jn thelr work they mu!&
use both hands to get t.ht
job dooo proj>erly, ao there
can be no holding with one
hand end working with the
other." Waits explained •
''We 've lound Uiese
workout5 with the btiktlball
ire idol for devclopi11g their
aelf<OOfidence."
The climbing courses are,
&etUnc amalltr and leu fre-
qut:m IS the years go by
-1 bet th•I Woils f .. b
could make pole cttmblnc a
k111t art.
The rt1aon? "We're puttlng •
more cablt1 underllOUnd," THIRE'S NO WAY TO BLOCK THIS PASS
1be 1nnouncement was
.JojntJy made by Robert
Winston, vice president and
Lew Brandael, San Francisco
1enera1 manqer ol. Coastal
Union Asenci.. and Robert
Re<Weam, pm:ident ol Los
A.Jlieles Ute.
Ef/eclive immediately, Los
An1ele1 Lile will 1111.1me the
existing inluraooe tn force
covering IOOO I n a: u re d
memben and g<nereU.. more
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UCB Lowest
In School Bid
United C1lifotm1 Bank was
the low bidder on 14.1 million
In Newport-Mesa U n If I e d
School District bonds. Victor
A. Heim, co.niy auditor-con-
troller reporu.
The UCB net lnl•(UI rate figures to 1.8819 percen~Jleim
aald, compared to a '1lahtly
higher figure from the Bank
olAmertca.
lntttttt on the UCB bid,
which has been awovrd b7
the Boord " superv1 ..... odds
up to IUI mlllloo compared
to 1Ull7 million !ram the
Bank ot America.
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"OM ef tho hlthlll p1ld lobe In America
contlttl ef 1t1ndint up in front of 1 mic-
t"opt\one, Mp1r1tlng the pod record•
from tho bod --ind pl1yi111 tht bod-·
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are the belt argument for 1bstinence, 10
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moat men, MX It an act; while to all
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War Toys Still Biggest Sellers, Hippies Out, Says .Firm ·
IDNDON (AP}-A IO<ldinJ! Poler -·-police --In the -ld,-.showinl. _Nrfjx ..id Miy Mnlt 10 I*'
ol Alr!lx ~ Lit, ""1: ma)i>e ww wouldn't get such 'lbe new loyl lodude paint -Of JU cunpony's loyl
"We ha~ foun.f, un-iood publidty, But now, the by number ldts, Apollo moon are violent in nature, and of
Brilitb loy producer jredicted
today that war 1oy1 would
still be the biggest sellers tin
ctrlltmu. Cowboy1 and ln-
dlaos are ajj]l pcl!lUiar too.
HiA;ties are out.
,_, ~·-bat"~eld ---• U-, many are hlslorlcat fortuDltely, that ll«DI with demand for wat to)'I it "'"'' c:mu-e ~·1 11l\1\a.· "You can hardly can a
goos ,IOI! better thail ~<ndous." ~. and numerooa models of oowboys and lodl-. -
without gum, U !here -.n't Alrflx l n trod u c e-,S'!ts .mllltary eqlllpm«tl. part ol the mllltar)'-imlllrtll
so many wn, riots, and <hrisfmas toys ln a epedel-But another sPokesman for complex," be 38kf.
··oontrY Fun for Everyone! ..
JULY 14·19 1910 ,
Snaggltag lfp i
Rhode tslahd· biologist Charles · Allin receives a warm snuggle from ~queJ, a
10-week old raccOorr. Allin befriended the anmial when she and her family were
evicted from the 8.ttic of a South County ho~e.
Ecplogy Preserved
In HB Parking Lot
GWC Gets
Mobile Unit
Golden West Junior College
'lbe official opening or Hun-ln preserving arxf , developing will be takirlg education to
f; ........... Beach's palm dotted the environment to serve this the community next fall, ac-"'"6""'' cording to school officials at parking lot bas been com· anl:I flJ.bD"e generations. the Huntingtm Beach college.
· memora'ted with a bronze pla· The ... parkinJ ·lot extends A traveling educational
que close to· lifeguard head· 'from the municipal pier at center, in the form of a, new
quarters. the, loot of · Main Street Scotsman trailer, will travel
It was dedicated to the age southeast to Beach Boulevard. to stioppb)g centers and in-
ol ecology .and preservation. It iS· fully landscaped with, . dividual ·homes· next year .to
Unveiled by Vice-Mayor iJer-grass, flowers and hundreds help disaQ.vantaged studetis
ry "fat.Dey prior to the begin· of palm trees. gain an interest in fUrtbering
ning'ol'the independence Day ~perated by Ill< city's ~k· their education, · .
Parade tbe plaque reads:. 1ng authority, the $2.S million 'Ibe SO-fOOt trailer; .purcbas-.. nus'_ 1~cb development lot serves about ~.500 cars ed with· Vocational Education
project was conceived and with orrbeach parking. Cost Act funds, cost $2,300 -119t
developed 'tttrou·gp. the com· is 75 cents per day to park including ~uipment housed in
bined effurts '·of 'the citizens in the" lot. the unit which includes a video
Rosi• on the bow, aid
••ro wt 101 as A111erlca'1
most dyna111ic cou1ty tua11
•P for six days of ralllcklag
coMntry hli for the whole hlillly.
Come early ond take odvalltage of the
lll9911t entertalnmoat valiit In tho West. Excitl•t
features .aid ex•ibits·for every m111111tr of the family.'
. -Spectacular Flower Show• Thousands of Exhi•its •Miss
Ora•1• Co••ty Fair Beauty Pageant• Thrllli1g Rides• Old
Fashio1ed Bamyard Co1t11ts • Gla•t Boat a..i Recroational
Vehicle Show a All-Ntw Appaloosa Hone Shaw• Junior
· U•estock A•ction • Modeni Home Econoinlcs • Demo1strations
irf... •New Frodilcts.and lnve11tiHs •·Junior Scieace Foi_r_!finaon • t__y Small A11mal Farm hr Tocldltn • Spaco Exh1•1ts •Band
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· Day & Phota Exhi•its • Fret Stag~ Shows • Popcora Theatre
, Mariailett11 •Foods of hory lill4 •4-H a .. FFA ~hlltits and 9 Demonstrations • Po1y ·a•• Hell,coP,ter Rid11 • J'11lor Hone
Shows,• Cha.,plonship ·lodea • Mohircyclt lac11
• s.ilior Clti11n1 Ja.,bom •·f!1any, Many
' Otlier Exclti .. Attractlus
SElKn!D SPECW: SCHIDUllD IVINTS ,
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ol this community ai;Kl its city The project was devised by tape unit, slide viewer, photo ·
council f<ir .. (he purpOse of -the city'S Urban L a n d displays, testing facilities ~ 1*eaervtng this n•atural lo8Utute citizens s'tee1'ilfg counselire and guidance .·.
' resource. This proj'ed: must commlU.ee and developed by material:i:.
TMs .. wH .. Tll•n. -J91y14, 15, 16
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ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) -A
system whereby poli""""1
give citizens tickets lot good
deeds is among items being
discussed hete at Ute annual
conference of ttJe National
Council of Juvenile ' Court
Judges,
t•1be objeot is to create
a better relationship image
and behavior between the
police arid the community,"
explained Dr. Ralfit E. James
Jr., a professor at North
Carolina Wesleyan College and
seminar leader -et the · con-
ference.
The goal, he said Tu-y,
is for every policeman in the
country to carey two books
oC tickets: one -which he
already bas -for law viola-
tioos, the other, a book of
••Certificates of Merit,'' to be
presented fuc acts ol good
ciUzeomip,
"We've already found that
poUce like-to give this kind
ci •ticket' and the people like
to get them,'' James said.
1be certific.at.e p;ogram has
been in use on an ex-pertmentat basis here while
the conference, which ems
Thurarufy, has been In "'5100, .. to varioos high schools wirere
Atlanta ~icemen have been these programs and: ~Jays,
issuing the tickets along with along.with counseling services,
free passes to baseball games, will be_ made available, 'lbe
courtesy o( the A t 1 a n t a trailer will ·also serve . as a
Braves. registration center frOr part
James told of one Atlanta time Or evenirig students,
officec" who went to give a
certificate to · a woman who
had pi(:){ed up some litter
from tile sidewalk and walked
about two blocks to dej>osit
it in a trash can.
"When the policeman
started walking up to her ,'1
James said, "he said she ac·
tually had fear in her eyes
that she had done something
wrong,
"Th.at distrust of police is
the ver)r thing we are trying
to eliminate."
Meanwhile, the new presi·
dent ci. the coo.ncil, Judge
James C. Gulotta ol. New
Orleans, said in• an inta'view
that the an.siwer to juvenile
crime does not lie in "building
more and bigger c:oJTectional
institutions."
"We've got to work more
toward preventing juvenile
delinquency and working lllO!'e
with families to help alleviate
problem, at hcme,11 be said.
Talk Slated
By Reagan
Governor Reag3n will speak
at 1he Economic Outlook
Conference to be held at
Anaheim Convention Center
Oct 8,
The conference, sponoored
by the Orange County
Cllamber ol Coounen:e, will
be attended by over 1,000
busineanen fnm the si.i:
Southern California coonties.
One of the subjects to be
discussed at ttie a:inference
is. the economic effects of
"Vietnami.zatioo" on Orange
downy,
Tickets fur lhe Fall meeting
can be d:ltained from !he
Ohamber ol Cmim""" olflce
at 1477 s. ·Manchester Ave.
In Anaheim.
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-.· Speclol Gu.If Stor ot oll ~rfOrtrl(H'ICft -~ p.m,
Oftd 7-9 p.M. botti doya. lea $olm J3. Gronddalid $2,. 81_...,. $1:50 . . ........ ..,.. ... _ ~ .... fu;.-c-.
PRll •1 .. llAMI STAel SllOWS
In tllt 5,000.snt o•hloer A•,llltlle1tn
Countrf Fun goes big· time on Friday, Sotlwdoy, and Sundoy
evenings os America's tort Country· Western teleYision and
recording "°" perfoml onstoge in the OIJtdoor ~i
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ling lhe hits that lnClde them'"'*'' Comedy and ~.
too, in one of the biaflest tolent extravaganzas t'ttr to
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LIMPID POOL WESTCLIFF £.tide C.M. nr Weotdlll,
$115 PAYS ALL By ..,_, 2 low!f ....,. NEWPORT
HEIGHTS READ THIS Will add . ,. "°"' ...,,.me CHARM bomos Oii 1ae lndoCocl lot
'""and evenln& lun. Heated ONL y $40,000! Fncd wlboat nte. 3 & 1 Ju.st one lot ott tashlonable
and filtered for no-care ea. Bri betrtul 3-bedroom BR. q>td, dlapouls. d18h-OiffJDr - 3 8drmi 2 batha
joyment. 3 queen.med bed-ho ght. ~ .. -li•n..... wruher, patio A BBQ. $33,SOO. and. dlning room -0Covem:I -· ~.,. .,e klt. me, ...... e ... ,. room 548-7511 Trade Lquna. patio -$.!T,!ICXI. Eull¥ ~ Due to buyers tr1n1fer we
hive 1vell•ble for IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY on• of our most
popul•r mod•l1, Tiie .El Dor1do
•I I.AST YEAR'S PRICE. TM•
home fe1tur•1 tiu9• ov•rsiz•d
2S.SO It. RUMPUS ROOM, eui·
ly convert•d into l edditional
b•drooms plus d.an for your
pool table. Us• your VA or
~o'nv•ntion•I .fin1ncin9.
......... _ -..-with high beam oelllnp, -,=.,·==o-=""=i--.: I anced
cbe'), OJSllWASHER, FIRE. !°""" ,_ !!replace and , BY OWNER. 3 BR. 2 · "'lltl PLACE, all make thl1 a al.ale entryway. Beautl.tul Ba. corner lot, lo in~ _..
real BARGAIN for $23,950. no-care yard With complete Cl loan 8%, $26, 750~
VA or FHA terma available privacy, Quiel atreet in toii MS.-7952 '
or assume subject to 5% an. borhood ~ nual petUntag'e rate loan. neigh • Sub~· to 3 BR. 2 ba. All elec kit.
O THE REA!·
""-ESTATERS
' ' LOW-INTElREST loan that Cuatom deocn.ted Nr So.
ONLY $125 per month ~paya can be usumed. Coait PlazL <5* n1A. ENCHANTING VIEW
all. c I rth 127 900. 1>y owner. 5ls:t8llO OI !lay • Ocean. -kllng
1000 General 1000 Walker & Lee 0 eswo y •. ~,. 1700 ... II. i=.ooo GI ·~;·B-:.."·2~~
loail $8,995 cub for equity, ~-Built '-·-"--Realton Robin Hoed Ln. C.M Owner •-· rm. ~11.1 WR"·
We 1,.·. now offerln9 unit No.
6 with prices 1f1rttn9 from
'26,990. Our customlz•d hom••
fe1tur1 J to 7 badroom11 3 c•r
t•r191s, up to 4f bith1 -with
ah••• or Ml11lon til• roof, fir•·
pieces, concrete driveways, all
bltins ind b11lc c1rp.ting.
Low Interest 1682 F.dlngee & Co, 64>1.194 ' ' ly patlO, • 15&,I!». VICIJ1f;
W-4455 540-5140 .,,.,,, AT 'TOR amdoul for otter.
Assume 6% GI loan. 3 Bed· rm, 1%.~ I®!,
hardwood floors.
~ 4 Bdnn Mll bit 2 atory
OCEAN BREEZE Newport Beaoh Oftla! $29,900, Rsnbl dll, .....,,,.
1028 Bayside Drive GI 5% loan. 31'2 Carle Ln.
-·OPEN-OAlloY 1·5-61><930
411 Signal Rd. YOU'RE IN LUCK Masa Doi Mar 1105
HEART
TIME
MONEY
$26,950 Makt1 this beaut Clitfhaven U this three Bdrm. 1% bath --------S BR, 2 BA home Ideal tor E. Side hOme la not IOJd by By Owner Aaume 51,4 ,a lolm. Dover Shol'fl
Amune 5% % GI lotn, 3 Bed-com.tort Uv. I«e backyard the time )'Oil read this ad. S.U,900 3 BR, tam rm,. prof.
rm, 1" bl.th. cotnef lot, for entertainlng, Heavy ,18'X18' lJving Rm. with ldlcpd, 2 pattot, new Iha&
1227
Rancho La c ... t•
Ayra• Homo• •lnoo 1905
Model• at Broolchuret &
Atlanta, Huntlllflon Beach
714-968-2929 714-968· 1338
11:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M.
0-ral 1000
lhake roof. shake roof, dble garage, gleamipg H/W FLOORS. Bl crpts/drps, slate entry, eust $26,500 Must see to appreciate!! I Gu Kit. with disposal. fpl,, nr schl5 & pk. 549-1323
Make this the mo.i hffutitul AlJoe Oarke, Eves: 642--0185 Laundry facillties in nver-By Owner Assume 5% ~ loan.
home you've ever eeen, The Newport sized Dbl. aarage, Best of $31,900 3 BR, fam rm, prof.
manicw'ed hybrid Bennuda all, you can own this beau-ldscpd 2 patios new shag
lawn. aha.a: carpeting, bea-at titul home with 8.5 little as crpta/drps slate'entry cust
ut1ful kitchen & COVl'red F1irvit1w· $2500. Dn • Only s192.oo fpl nr achl.. 1e pk sls-1323
paUo PLUS private muter month or FHA Terms Full ·• · .wlte A: large separate ce-646-8811 1860 Newport Blvd,, C.M. Price Only $24.950. . 4 Brm, family rm. w/w crpt
mmt area -all combine fer (inytl;M) CAIJ., 646-3928 flt 545-3483 M. M. L1 BORDE, Rltr. thruout. Owner mu.11t Jeavt
a home greatly improved 1 '!!~'!'l~~~'!!'!~"l!' Open Evenings 646-0555 Eves: 646-4579 are a. Asking: $ 31, 9 O O. °"' ...,. ..,. borne. Juot ''"KEEP YOUR COOL" POOL HOME TAKE OVER 545-093'"' 546-9'155.
li.ted at 133.500. Owner wtll Mqnllloent 5 bedroom, 3 5 BEDROOM M ... Verde 1110 ;;;;;;;;;,;;;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;1 cury 2nd 'ID on tllil exllt· bath nwukm with CA'I'HE-Yet, a beautiful Anthony rar only $2000 down and u-.
SUMMER FUN in& 5% 90 FHA loan, Local-DRAL ceilings. MASSitt· pool • heated & filtered • sume subject to 6~ % GI I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; *TAYLOR
NIWPORT HEIGHTS
V-2 ttory Colonla1 bome,
3 6 fam rm, 2 ba. Nor
-A ICboolt, $41,9e0. IO LINDA ISLI!
See ttu. new 5 Ir maid'• rm.
fam. nn + 1lR. 5 baths.
Open dally $169,300,
''Our 25th Veer''
WESLEY N.
TAYLOR CO.
''Miniature Dllneylancl'"
J'Ult ll!lted, Oille&t Park Ea.
tate with pool 4 slldft. Sep.
arate 20x20 pme room.. bJa
eotner lot, bruJdut et.ttna"
area + dlntnc room. Tb.II wu a model bome. Now va..
eant: and ready to ·move into.
I Bedrms, 2 baths, FHA-VA
..,,,,. cr 10% down. $34.950.
ed ta ~ Mesa'• finest 1entry, ANTHON!; pool with sets the stagt: for this 3 Joan and $199 per month. lmmedi'ate area. automatic aweep. ROMAN-bedroom, 2 beth home. Safe. SUPER 15 x 18 family room, Nichols Real Estate nc 20· ..., .... su1re wtth ....,. .. play ,an1 for "" ... d bnok .... ,1aoe, wA.
• 546-9521
PRIVATE BALCONY, dilldren. New gold carpet. TER SOFTENER. all on
HUGE famll)' entert&lnment Kitchen completely redone. oversized corner l~t. $25,<XXI
center with WET BAR. $29,!rio. Phone 546-2313. FULL PRICE.
-a · THE REAL
\""-ESTAT ERS i~1ke'rthla& Lee Walk!~ .• ~ Lee " ' ' ' "" ' ''"
Realtor 7682 :Edinger
MESA VERDE 2043 W"tcllU Or. WATERFRONT 842-4455 540-5140
Possession
4 Bedroo!Tll, 2 baths, family
rm + alx.40 pool, To see
oall' Jean Smith, Realtor
646-3255 64&77ll SPECIAL
· • COATS Open •w 9,00 PM I Bdrmo. 3 Bot!u; ""·din· LOTS & ACREAGE ' 3.98 AC, BY OWNER ~'AL.L'CE CAMBRIDGE ASSUME Ing rm. Plor & '11p plUJ lo•development.HOl'le•OK. Custom bull~ 4 bedrm, Ian>
..,., ~ sandy beach. Owner's leav-County property off New-ily TOOm, 2 big fireplaces.
*MEOITERRANEAN
Exceptional Bay & mountain
view. Private & spacloul,
nearly new. 4 Bdrms, ex.
pandable, 41h ba + maid's.
Hl&h clg'•. 5000 sq ft built
around court & atrium. 4
car ear. Conskter am house
or Int trade in this area.
$169,000. Owner 548-7249
CHOICE LOCATION
Spacloua new 4 bdrm., den + garden room. Poot.size
lot. ·
University Pirie 1237
SOUNDS Llf<E ••••
Wishful thinking, · but It's
true. Here's the combined
tra.nquWty of suburban liv-
ing & every town conven.
ience; nr. chlll'Che1;achoola,
parks & shopping center. 3
BR. 2 Ba., approx. 1800 IQ.
ft. Almost new! $41,500.
. • Rod HUI RNlty Univ. Park Center, Irvine Raalm•
NEWPORT CENTER
2111 s.. Joaqllln Hlllt Rold
644-4911
REALTORS 1' Block to Adam• School Sl/4 °/o LOAN Ing the state, Full Pl'i"' port & Gttenwald, Thia beautllul bome over-
·-->SC.,1.-.4141-and Park. 3 Bedrm. den, Neat a yr, nld Upper Ealf:· $82,750. Xlnt terms. his looks the 17th fairway nf ~!!'!"'~~~~~~~
'("'--EW'ffl'-•' famUy nn lar&e covered I 11' ACRE wrm VIEW, t Mesa Verde Golf C.Ourae. NEEDS BUYER NOW!
' ·~· "'W l*Uo. euY after the 4th =tlbo~ be':~';:; r@.• ?,l'!}\~-,,S ==u:= f:': ~t! 6% uswnable loan, 3036 2 BR. townhouse, Low d<lwn!
Call -833--0820
NEW LISTING -
Baycmt Boat Buyl
Great IVan WtU1 4 Bed.rm
plan, with tep&rate muttt
bedrm, D1n1ng rm, living rm
A: family rm open to garden,
Larae. pool stze yard.
$58,000,
E ,1 Id move tn Labol DIY. Alk1lW month includln& taxes .• 3 ~-]. J ..... __ -Ana Cyn 3 aka ottlce lam Java Rd. 5404095, $62,900. Last call -MUST SELL!
1MS LM.;""'~ Av.. $35.950. &:tnu. 2 bathl, !irepiace 133-0700 644-2430 rm; 2'ii baths, bOr.ei OK. BEAUT loc, cor lot, 4 BR, SUbm.tt all offtn. $Z,700
CO.ATS • Fon>ed air beat. • qu;et MAIN REAL TY l& tam nn. 2400 "'I It. tm-Call' Patrlcl< Wood 54~2300
COiia -· ·"'1 do Pe -t. $25,250 REALTORS 54s.8971 med. J>OU, Owntt. 54G-0013 e Bill Hoven, Rltr.
You are the winner ot WALLACE TO INSPECT -~nn 4 8drm.-F1mlly Rm. eves I: wkendl/or ~2'249 2111 E, Cnast, CdM: 673-3211
2 tickell to the REALTORS Entty ball, amb'al fioc" NEWPORT SHORES Coll -p · rk 1115 lrvlno Terrace 1245
-->5414li-<4141-plan, dining nn., lu&e A '"""""'"· well cfe<orated !I!" a .
ORANGE COUNTY (Ope:n Evtnl"tl) rooms thn.i-0ut, built-ins, 3 bedroom 2 bath home close NO DN VA, LO DN rnA
E ARRm FAIR & EXPOSITION xtra ba .... 54().1120. to beeoh. pool, 1..,,;, ''"'"' Prked below app,..lsah for 1721 GALATEA P TE B •t the l""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!B• DUPLEX YA "We Soll• Homo and clubhmse. quid<..,, by owner. N<wly Open Ho.,. 2 to 5,30 Dally
REALTY l ORANGI! COUNTY Every 27 MlnulH" ONLY $28,500 de<or. < BR, 2 bo, tam VIEW -POOL
FAIROROUNOS LEASE OPTION $34,000 TARBELL 2955 Horbor CALL US QUICK nn, bl..,., w/w "Ill, $26,950, Poto Barrott RNlty
1'11 WUTCUJF oa. July 14 • 19 CDM HS & POOL THREE UNITS AT ms;so I =543=8=753=·=====-Bill Boni•. -642-5200
tllWPORT llACH & Pleue caU ~i ext. 329 Fabulous value near Back Delightful garden d~cx. $3,500 PRICE REDUCTION'. N Be h 1200
f4Z·$200 ~~. between 9and1 PM to claim Bay Custom home. 4 king EAST SIDE. 3 bdrm! eJch. On 2 Bclnn unit -l bdrm. ewport IC Corona d1I Mar 1250 lliz=ZZZ=:m:il\i[C I )'OUt tlcketl. (North County bdnne. Beautifully panelled Walkway between units. unit· bachelor cottage. Dou-WATERFRONT
IMPORTANT NEWS l'itollii-iij~-ijijj~berililof.54().P,il.220~. i ) family room. Clrcular bar. Landscaped. Modern. HUR-::.e:eaJei;~h~~us'!r;'.1;· ....... .., ....... .., ... ,..,I DOCK FOR BOAT C.D.M.
Lovely 2 BR Ranch Style Two chttry fireplaces. Deep RY! ping. A bargain at only NEWPORT BAY VIEW DUPLEX 1 & 2 BR. remodel-DUPLEX
home on wide lot -we call "\'lf.~9'f~' I ORelymnt pnofowpoobuyL laHlter.board. C11l 6off.0303 Re1ltor1 ed & cute. A-1 condition.
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,~ .... -·-•"• ON $33,000. From your formal dining rm., Sundeck patio. Dock your Both units ~ spacious 3 It a Ranchette. Lots of level CALL 64$..0303 Re1ltor1 FOR~ST E. OLS M. M. Le Bordi, Rltr. family rm. & master bdrm. boat in front. $66,SOO, bedrooms with 21Ai baths LO-
aroond. zoned for hones + FHaommllay FOREST E. OLSON HARBOR N. OF WILSON 646-0555 Eves: 673-6116 This fabulous hilltnp man-CATED on one of Corona
pest room with % baths. . MODEL HOME aion Is 6 yrg, young. Has del Mar's nicest tree lined
Lota: of storage & plenty of 4 Bedrms, sunken llvlnc Vicent-Move Tod1y . . 4 boat access Ir you own the tre ts
room for expiansion. Locat-room, formal dinin, A: pan-HARBOR N. OF WU.SON Great 4 & fam.lly rm. with Avail now • th~ spacious land! 'Take over 5\4 % loan, 9 e ed 1n one of our tint'st horse •~•n-•j-~...._..,.., encl ·• 5M,,,. Br, 3 Ba home. Fam rm, $98 500 SEE
nelled famib' room. n.wauc ~ 0•~ patio. -...-to lge din & liv area w/view, ~·-..·,.. ... ., .... -... FOR YOURSELF areas. Asking $33,950. location near acelJent NEWPORT BEACH Lile Insurance loan to take Lge atrium, view kit, comp! ~· r;ll :/31.JP ~ PRIME OCEANFRONT. OPEN SAT 1 to 5
schools. $42,950. Versatile 4 BR, s BA home, over. Owner anxtou1 for of-cptd, drpd, wallpapered,: .TtibiJl~ ... d Priced for immediate sale. 607 IRIS PAULtWHtl'E tamlly rm+ patlo. Modern, fer on price of $28,950, Flex. landscaped. $106.000. Roy J. _ ·-·---3 Bedrms, 2% baths, ex-ONLY s59,500 CARNAHAN well planned kitchen plus Ible tenns. \\lant Realtor, 1430 Galaxy 833-0700 644-2430 cellent condition only 3 CALI.. 673-8550
&&ALTY GU. breakfast area_ Perfect tor Open Evenings Dr. 64&.1550 (Open Daily). $21 ,SOO years old. Huge Master BR,
5f6..5440 small children. Can have ~ S massive frplc, modern
1093 Bal<.,, C.M. ... .......................... 1 formal dining, ""wnabl< -5::~ ~~~.f :~l t~Jo· SWIM POOL kltohen and l'l&ht on the
MESA VERDE Dover ~ tot TD at 611 %. LEGE R~TY Plar & Sllp Avoiloblo <Bdrm• .. 2 ba"". •nll'Y hall, = c':,'~·~,<;fU ... 545-84>4·
VACANT, tu:ADY TO Wdl de"'""'• bedn>ml Jean Smith, Realtor lo:==:===·=-=="==~m: S32500ANDUP "''"'"'511%annua1 %rate EXEC' .,. Sol by MOVE IN home overlooking the entire Ii 0tor9e Wllllamson loan. Built·lns In dream kit· owner I ~m. traru;~ -4
On an •-wtde lot wtth Bay. Larx• living room A 646-3255 5 BR & FAMILY REAL TOR ~::· ~~~~m, park Ilk< BR, 3i\ BA, fam nn, .Oill ~-lom'• ~11 ot ... ~~~ dining room; all electric kit.I'"'!!!!!~~~~~!'":""" Price Reduced 673-4350 645-1564 eves. "'w Sell. Hom• pool. One nn detached con-
acwvu ,.,_,, chen. Ready for t.mmedlate ** FAu.BROOK ** 6 UNITS I 1 ,, taining 600 sq, ft. Beaut heavy !bake roof in excd· ... ..,.., Call •-••p" Unusual custom home w/ for quick 11Je Every 27 Mlnut11 b"-" wall ·--• patio w/w
lent location near 2 a:olt occu.........,iag,500---"" pest hoUle, 3.150 1.t .. l to $33,500 ~ :~e ~~rm= TARBELL 2955 H1rbor ~~. d,;;.~ Ideal' Joe.
coanes. SJS,$0, acre, beaut lndacpd, Costa Mtsa with all btt.tns w/PcioL . SELL FHA or VA $67,000. Open IO AM Daily, Macnab·lrvine TO mSPErr -st6-nn avocadoe, ~s. 1141 including water conditioner, f'ORTIN co. 642-5000 Nice family home ln COSta 1'124 Port SbeH'eld Pl., NB.
,0 THERE:AL
"'\.. ESTl\TERS
675-3210 728--6530 Quick Pea Asswne exlattng Mesa »URRY! • Call: 644-5489
642""23S WANT HELP? Advertiae 1D FHA loan. 0nty $3,000 down, For Fut relUlts •. Call "The Pyrtu~ld Exchangors G'fS.8800 -H'°"'O"M"E;o-&;-"I N"'C"'0°M=E,-1 ::::::::~1 Deily Pilot Ousitieds. PERRON 642·1771 Rot LIM" Dail)' Pilot -Original owner wants to sell
i..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil I ,,:Call~,,:64~2-5678~~f~or~Resul~~";,· d!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~;:Cl~1.~ss~w:;ed~====:::ICoste Me11 1100 hil 2 Br. home + l·bdrtn. 4 + Fam/Pool Home I· r'l!ntal. Blk to ocean. Shake SCHOOL STARTS. • • in lovely Mesa del Mar with General 1000Generel 1009 O.ner1I 1000 I.;;;-·.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I root. Xlnt cond. Take a look!
SEPT. 14th ..... Roman poo1 fully(""==---------------------e '·-.--lll MORGAN REAL TY U ,.. are loolclng for • 4 .,.u1ppec1. Walk to all '" ...-... 61J.<642 ~9 ~~':1'1 ~~~ achoola, shops. $M,950, Ofi'Q-0 kl"'"'-""-f)-C ~Q..9 ..,..... ELEGANT Home. 2650 sq
Sclx>o1 dist, tee this one! Open EVenqa \:)~ l"Q't.J ~).. ~ J.:1(1" V SEE THIS ft. In pl'("8tige area, 3 br,
Prtc:ed right " vaoant ~ Ml·lllO The Punle with the Builf./n Chuckle Qul<t ""' """' cu1..i .... , '" by 0"""· 178·500· 642-5583. $51,7$0. (llWdnlmllhllW Mesa Verde. A sparkling BEST Buy. 2 BR, 2~ BA
LUGE REALTY O Reorrange letters of th• ,-,,.-...._ ....,.."".__ ,..-..._ home with 3 spacious bed-Condo. Pool. steam/sauna, (l!!ll!l'!~----1500._lt....._,Cll . four scrcimbled wotds be. l'mll, 2 BA, lge family nn., WestdiU. Myers 673-ti756 1$fif (Ji;Z'!.g. I ·~~~~'l'l'!'=!::l"'"" low tci form lour simpl. WOl'dt. cov patio, play yard, J'al). I BAL Penln 3 Br Large
-•100 ~··-HARBOR VIEW I HATS AG I ta•tio land"'8ping,l!replace, -tio · u;9!io Fro
-_..,,._ 5 Bdrm. S batb Broodmoor 1 11 1 1,. J * bltns, shag ~ii Ir new Marshan 'R;a1tf G75--4600 borne, Corona dtl M:U' paint. It't got everything!
LIDO WATERFRONT Pr1Ced to ..U 1t 167,500 Prloed at only Dl,500. For 4 Bl', pool" Bay=•t-llke
\o •THEREAL
\"' ESTATERS I''. 1'• I I '
B/B
2 HOUSES
Open house almost dally 1-5;
517-517% Begonia, 3rd Lot
So. of Hwy. Front house 3
BR. 2 Ba., vacant, plus
comp. furn. 2 BR. house.
149,150.
{Ijll\\ ,\ 111:11 ·11
Ill. U .I \ l\L
1 [ \ • , l I ' n''
~KLING
NIGHT. LIGHTS
IN
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
-4 Bedrooms 21;) be.th Lusk
home. 2 fireplaces, walnut
cabinets, tinted glau and
red brick patio
PLUS
l\IUCH, MUCH MORE
Call 673-8550
'o THE REAL
\""-ESTATERS
DO NORD 1letails call 54(>.llSl, new, Fee title. FAM, rm,
APTS • .m LI ......_,... I L E E p 0 I gd loan, IU'. ochlJ, •bop .......... ...,..,. ........ ...., ~ REDUCED TO Cofta1N-M~ A . s . 54""281
s •.:~=-~~! 6T.;;,m;.. •11·1111 I I\ I l' f 1. YJ1 H~~~!~ge DOVER .Shol'tt-<>wntt s br., ""~~~~U~Vl~~t
rqa 4 utility room. with COUNTRY ES?ATE, ~ ]. I :JU. bay view, imm, occ., rtU. shake root 1-aty, 3 Br. 4 bit,
' ' '. . ' . , v.
1J ft. tronflns oa exttllent aO'l!, 3 hr, 2 ba., pool, hOniel I I J Gd terms. 1112 Antigua Way waterfront borne, xlnt swtm-:!i;"~ tJoill are :i:;.d:~% m~ ~ .L,Y Kl
1
1
5
I I A chi,elen. He talks In ater· Fl-.-.;-U-pper :~~~. 4 bath houle n~~o~w~y~~:
M Grundy, Realtor 0 w n er I A It, • _ • _ _ _ . eophonlc atyht, out of _. Has existing 41.4.% GI Joan. for ule. Newport Beach. Biii Grundy, Realtor .
o.-r Dr., H.B. fiC.4620 ~..,..,.,,,=::::::.· ------1, r-0-A:-::8-,,1-8:-:E,--..,,-of his mouth.
7
•tt Needs palnt It some carpM t.r, $89.500 64&-0411 833 Dover Dr., N.B. ti42-4G:lO good 3 Bedrm on quiet esa
1oltto •~ml _., TIME FOR 7 I I 1 • I 1 i O Ccmoloto th• chutklo q..oiiod VonJc """''· &< it and IOU _N•WPorl Hol""ll 1210 NEW LISTING ti C::.... H.,,, COQo by IHUn" Jn t~ 1111ta1rio -.witd1 u1 what it's '"-'Orth to )'OU to S:.:
OOrl ' ., 2 ltr. wh«', QUICK CASH . '°" dwolop ''°"' ... No. 3 boklw. &Ive It the "11.c" It -... BY Owntr. End ot cul do Duplex, l0BR, each. c ...... r ~"!~"l'~ THROUGH A . 8 m~:.~IR!D r I' 1~ I' I' I' I' I' r I L~~ .. ='1~,m 2cl,·~~ = =~~~~·
~~~~ DAILY PILOT t>tfu~:t• I 'I I I • I I I I I •-S:.:l~ 1~C:~tta=..o"':'ui:! !~~!LOT ~i!~!
homll!ltlllOOQ"10•M10ed D jC,~LEGEREALTY watching tor lt, Dial ~LlNEScosl)'OU JUltpen-
AdL aleClc tbom ..... WANT A SCRAM-LETS ANSWER IN CLASSIFICATION . 7000 , l!OO-tt"'"".cM 64i.>G11 toc1ay1 nt.1 •day. l
otlANGI
COUNTY'S
, LARGEST
2629 HARBOR
BOUlEYARD
546-8640
o,.. ........
tUI l :SO
3 Bedl'.UOlll-
2 Bath
No Down
-$23,500-
In Costa Mesa and rea-
dy to be lived 1n, this home has everything -
3 bedrooms -2 balhl
-large two-car garage,
prof'eulonallY J.an~Po
ed rtont and rear -
11pacimm and relaxlns covered patio. U you've
been looking, you won't
find anythlnp: like It at this price! No down to
Vets, minimum down to
anybody. Hurcy -be-
fore it's gone!
HORSES
4 bedroom bargain • 113 acre • $26,000 -no down
to vets. Want wide open
spaces? Well, here It 11 on full third of an acre whert horses are per· mltted. Only ten min·
ute1 from downtown Costa Mesa. 4 large bed-rooms 2 baths. CarJ:>tted
throughouL You'll real-
Jy like thl.11 one. Lots of
tall trees, All for on}y
126,000 plus no money
down to Vets. Hurryl
INDOOR POOL
3 Bedron-
Family Rotiin
$196.00· Mo.
Total at 6%
Here It is, · execuUve
type show home, heat-
ed and tntered Indoor awimmlng D001. protea. sionally Iana.caPed front
and rear, in better than
model boine condition.
Buy subject to existing
VA loan with Interest at 6o/.,, total mnnthJy pmt. $196.00, Owner uking
$34,900, onl,y 2~ yU
old -See It todq,
3 Bedroom
Added Family
Room!
$24,500-YA
See this to believe lttl
It's located In Costa
Mesa, in a terrific neighborhood. It bu three bedrooms and a beautiful added family
room. Take over pay.
ments subject to exist-
ing VA loan at 6:i,t~1 total monthly pmt. WUJ be only $148.00 -or a:o
no money down VA -
This one won't last. can now.
COLLEGE PARK
4 Bedroom
$159 per month
You better hurry on this one, It's sharp. WJth large family room, rear Uvlng room with altdin&
doors to beauWuUr landsoaped paUo and
back yard. All electric
built-In kitchen witb
breakfast bar. Best yet, take over payment, In..
cludlng taxes .. $159.00
per month. Why rent?
3 BEDROOMS-
2 BATH
POOL-$26, 700
$190.00 including tans.
See this to believe it. Lo.
ca ted in best Costa Mesa
arta on tree lined rtrttl It's In beautiful move-in Condition, hardwood
n oors, forced air heat,
double garage, Corner lot adds privacy. boat or ~railer atte11s. Step Sav·
1ng bullt-ln kitchen. What else can we say See IL '
OllAN~I
COUNrrs
LAlfiST
2629 HARBOR
BOULEVARD
·546-8640
Opoohtologa
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HOUSES F.OR SALE RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS HOUSES FOR SALE I HOU$ES FOR SALE_
Coron• del Mar 1250 Lido l•I• 1351 L•gune Bl•ch 1705 Apto. Furnished --Coron• del Ma r 4250
Aplt. Furnished Apll. Unfurnished_
Cotti Me11 5100 Gener el 4000
7S FT. LOT Corona rit'I Mar. Pref. 3 BR.., <...:inv, den, dining rm.
H&rbot V)ew Hilla atetl., Beam ttU., J trplcs, a.ss!'d,
From O"NnU only. C&ll patiol'. Best buy on lbt ls-
673-891&. land for 182.~.
WANTED: View home in e $2',tSO e
New home • kJw down
• $U,900.
Leue w/option 0 .K. t JJd. T-Jlf114 "Illa Orao10 County Falt' BuutJ Paaeant:
RENT FURNITURE
----------------BACHELOR blk to
OONn/bay, W/W crpt&', kit.
l adult m pet.a. $105 yrty,
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ing. Businets man, non· clean oven. beam celllng,
smoker s. of hwy, Privacy. dshwr, prlv a:ar. elevatoni, 75-4859 thel"'ftpy + awfm poola,
328 POPPY AVENUE How•rd Law1on, Jr. p7:,,.'c.E REALTY 4M-970t
Charming 2 BR, view home. Realtor 675-4562
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fil7W.100!,CM, 548-MSt
1568 w Uncoln, Anhm 77f.2SO:J
Like ne\v, close to beach. 2969 So. Coast Hwy, frt.. July 17
Owner 675-3428
Btlboa Peninsula 1300
WEST BAY AVE.
Olatming new 3 bdrm, 2 ba.
MediteITanean 11tyle: Block
1rom ocean & bay. Builder's
home, top quality.
J BUI Grundy, Realtor
J.111 Dover Dr., NB 642-4620
Lido hl1 1351
TRIPLEX
AND SEA
DELIGHTFUL BAYFRONT
Two 2 Bedroom view unit&
with .fireplacn plus one bed.
room unit over garage. -
Full priee only $115.001 -
LET'S TALK TERMS.
PHONE NOW 4 673-8550
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beach cottage with 2 BR &-1~ BA, din nn, Wn rm,
s.1eep1ng porch. R-2 Lot ·w/ ~ at, I& lot. $32,0XI.
room to build additional 49;)..4271 ~~~~~~~-
t,\111. Fflirt1. ~v w"'· JatJ 1s ~<I' Senior Citlnns J1mborn
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' ClDMP·tl-LIHT u nl t. Owner will help fln. 2 Story, 5 BR. 21ii ,bat Hillalde
al\~. · view, pool-a: lot, eptl, drps,
Thu.., July IS
Chlldrtn'a D11 APARTMENT
·FINDERS
Hlllleftda of Apartments
List@d NO...
MORGAN REAL TY $35,SOO, 4!15-<1589. Fri., July 17
673-6642 67s.64S9
Huntlng!Gn Bo1cli 1400
NEEDED
Mission Vltjo 170I
AEGEAN Hills CLASSIC D-
3. 5 br, lg, tam nn, !
ba, 6%.% FHA. lS_IJ._ dwn.
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Junior Uvutock Auction
SIL • San. I•~ 11-19
App1loosl Horu Show
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• n...ndul lldllblll C1ll 642-4656
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HOLIDAY PLAZA
DELUXE,...1pacloQs l Bam;i..
Furn apt. $1.35. Plus uW.
Heated pool. Ample park.
tng, NG children • no pets.
1965 Pomona, C.M.
Excellent training program,
Best c::ommission & bonus.
Coofidential int e rv I e w.
Members of HuntiJllton
Beach-Fountain VaJley and
Orange County Board ot
Realtors.
Ask for Jerry Barwick
847..8507 Eves, 64~
m;1;@n1.:a
FHA·VA
Home close lo the beach. 3
Bedroom~ • 3 Baths .. Heavy
Shake Root • AU Electric
Kitchen • Only 1 % years
()Jd. Carefree landscsplne,
Adult Occupif'd. It's Sharp,
tor $35,950 & Government
Terms.
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O THE REAL
""'-ESTATERS
1710
BY Owner vacant, 210 Ave,
Miramar. 3 br, 2 full ba,
tr-pie, all blt-in:s, wry nr.
bch, not tract home, Will
be redecorated, onl,y $22,950.
213-431.J5115.
RENTALS
HouMs Furnish.ct
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Newport Blvd. & fair Pr.-Coatl -
-'----C 01t1 Mt11 4100 * SUNNY * * ACRES * * Motel·Apts. *
G•n•ral 2000 ;.;_---'"""'II
Studio & I Bedroom•
LOW RATES
Day, Week or Atontb
W111iam F. LM
234 Flowor St.
Cott• MH•
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RENTALS RENTALS . RINTALS e Pool A Phone Sorv lnd
Houses Furnfshtd HouHI Unfuml1htd Houu1 Unfumllhed • Maid Service avail l Signal So. " o.c.
You are the winner of Summer Rtnf1l1 2910 Cotta Meta 3100 Newport Beach 3208 :n{;:=ndi:ivd.
2 ticketJi to the S48-975S
ORANGE COUNTY OnSTILL AVAILABLE FOR LEASE-< BR, FOR LEASE. The Bluff" RETIRED Cou~
FAIR It EXPOSITION on~.~~~·a:5i:: ~:lc,v~ ::1,, ~ 30lF.aperama,Trinamodel. will give tree ;b'; = ... Be1t Back Bay Vie~. 3 BR, furn, apt in cc .... ..:.... for at the Arrown•:ad. Call Elaine Aug. l. $300 per mo. call 21,i BA n-. $474 ,...,05" ORANGE COUNTY Svedeen for details. 642-ST.S. 646-523.1. • ""0 ¥0• cpts. minor maint. A: ftl'l&fr,
R I mo. Adults. No p e t 1 . 64&-9210. FAIRGROUNDS M-1 H ty Co. 64~.f23S ~R~.-.-1 -0,-L-.. -,.~Opt~lon~ 6'4-'21168 !='"='=~=---=-~
J I 14 19 EXCELLENT area. £.ckle. u y • BEACON Bay-modem 3 or 3 Bednn home, Ja;e llvlna: rm,
4 br enclosed petio frplai .... w lrltehe IMnl!. Coron1 dol u -r 3250 Freahly painted, 1 BR. PteaSt! call 642-5678 ext 329 ·• · ' ·" .... n, -mo. fYl9 WJW cpt., etc. $135 mo, betwee 9 and 1 PM claim pvt beach 4 r.er, SJl».$350 Nichols Rt•I Eat•te
n to wk. Also lge 2 br apt. trplc, MS-9521 * 2 Br dup]ex-«and new, 3 545-91.87 -~=--==--·I )"OUl' tJckebl. (North County lge 3Undeck. $225 wk, * J.,.-°"",,,.-""°'=-.,--,-.....,.-TRl-LEVEL toll-freenumberla540-U20J 213 /TH -s-3 427 or 2 BR. Gar. Patio, crpta, blks from water S2'T5 mo.* LRG 1 BR tn fourplex,
4 Bedroom, big, big, big '7141673.SO!M. drps, stove, retrii. Bamlx:lo inc. uUUUea, 673--4452. pr, quiet area, $130. Call ==~re5~o/~e.1~e: R•nt•lito Sh•r• 2005 Lido B•yfront.....;2 Pools ~~~1agema~prl:~a":~~ ~.;B~.ot~::254~R15~~.1 Br $125. pooi,
of baths, cupboard space, MAN to mare home KitcheneUte aulte1 & room1 Dwntwn CM. $170. 541-1134, $251]-i.e. 675-4401. Adulbl. Spa.c. Ideal for
storage, extras, walk to thr w Is a me, I ate 2 O' 11 b1 da.Y. Mek or month. 544--0452. EXEC. t Br .... ~ Ba dplx. ~ sts-S&33.1993 O!.urch.
beach. Priced way under ~mplO)'t!d partially turti: LID~ SHORES HOTEL 3 BR. l~ BA. on Wilton mi Ml ft. Bltns, nwly pntd.i.,::"===~~~~
market at a low $34,950, walk to bch, frplc & garaae, 617 Lldo Park Dr NB 673-8800 nr schls. $210 mo., water Gar. $42S/mo Is. 540-7573 ATIRACTIVE 1 Br. util pd.
I' Npt Shores. 642--8288 BEAUT. 3 Br, 3 Ba. home, paki. ~. $105 mo. Single perl0r1 avu
REFINED Lady to llhare Lido hie. La1t 2 wks July, ! Br, 2 ba. den, paUo, 30 onl)' 642-6197
'62-4471 ( :=, J 546-81 DJ lovely hm !n Bluff>" NB. $600. ht 2 wks 6ept $4!!0. Nowport llNcli 3200 ~~. i..;..~". lrl&. SMALL . FURN • apt AU priv, l.ncl'd, $80 mo. AlllO 2 Br, 1 Ba apt: July
BY OWNER -6~o/f F.H.A. 6f4-0369. . -$1T;; ~k. Aug $200 wk. 2 F.utaldl ~~ ~·s Very
lo&n, continental t~ hie. BACHELOR, professional wk min. 673--3948. IMMEDIATE Huntington h•ch J400 =i. -er
3 bdr., a be., fireplatt, man to share NB tnhM!. 3 BR, aipt 6, on channel-tut OCCUPANCY ok. Fncd., pr. &tide. NEW 1 • 2 BR, w/w --. ranee/oven, refrig., • dock clO!le to ocean &. AVAIL BLE • -•• carpets, drapes, Wxe pool Pool, tennis. etc. Rent 11~ $125 _wk. 402 A HUNTINGTON Harbour, all blt ina tnd ~If clnn
··===:--:'""'"'=""'"-= BBQ's, uunu. clubhooae. BAOfELOR e Bright &: Adults. From $140;' Jwt AirY. e All uti.I pd. Quill!. Ea1t of 2600 Harb6i' bl'ar •
•S.10-2266* Nabt:rs Clldfllae at 425 Merrimac Way. Slls..6300 * FURN 1 BR. w/encl BAY PwfEADOW APTS.
prage. SlC mo. Yearly. New exciting 1 BR. $140, ..,,,=*=C•~ll=='m-='='11"09-'-*== 1 2 BR, $165. Beam celllnga. BalL--l~nd-•'"s Wood pan'lg, a:hq crp~ uu.a ~ prtv, patio, eome w/ frplct
Pool, aancf volley ball crt. * IJTI'L.E ISLAND * ttc blda, pool. tables, put,.
On U11! bay. 2 BR., furn. ttne gtftn. Adults, no pet..
2nd Halt or July • $250 387 W. Bay. Open Moue
?.1onth of Augu1t • $fiOO U-7 pm daily. &46-0073.
BIB, REAL TY 61::>-3000 t~Bedroom "Apartment, blttn CHAR.MlNG knotty PI n e range/oven &: refrlgen.Wr.
bach apt w/2 dlb beda, Carpet. and drapes, $135.
lgc pvt pat, Sl.SO mo, yrly Well ... McCardle, Rltr1.
ba11Ji. 318 Onyx 1810 N Bl """'°======= ewport vd., C.M. -548-7729 Evet. 6"-0684 Huntington Be•c:h 4400
1 Br. condominium-nicely
furnished. Enclosed patio,
$150. 962-9568.
./ WALK lo 8"acb, 2 BR.
Adult.I, no pets,
219 15th St., No. '1
DELUXE 1 &: 2 BR. Bltn
1tove &: dshwhr, pool, encl
pfai'e, all util pd. From
$135 $170. Children welcome.
241 W. Wilton, No •
5. 54S..7405.
2 BR, unf. newly dee. Crpt.
drps. Encl patioe, Spae.
Lagune_Bo .. •ch 4705 a:rnds. Adults only. $140 mo. ---2283 Fourtaln Wa:J E.
P . Ttmpl1 (Harbor, turn W. on Wll9>n)
· 9S3 Tiller DELUXE Lr& 3 Br, 2 Ba,
Corona del M•r bltnl, quiet area. Adults.
$100. 2'l85 Fordham Dr.
You are the winner of
2 tickets to the
ORANGE COUNTY
FAIR & EXPOSITION
at the
ORANGE COUNTY
FAIRGROUNDS
July 14 .19
Please call 842-5671. ext. 329
between 9 and 1 PM to clalm
)1)Ur tickets. CNorth County
toll-tree number 1t 540-122:1)
54><191111.
$17~
3 Br., lt,9 Ba, patio, bit.ins,
crpts, drpe. Aak about our
dlaoount plan, 880 c.enw
St, MU340:
*DELUXE 1 1-2 BR G&nkn
Apt.. Blt-lnl, priv. paUo,
healed poo~ floplc. Adulta.
$1'5 mo. 5'6-5163
Gr11clout Adult Llvlnt
2 BR, w/w cptl, drpA, bltn
R/O, splr strcte, ~c. lG
E. 18th. 557-6682. $190.
SINGLE ADULTS! l BR Ii clooela, new "'l'ta.
FROM $165 MO. pool, uW pd. $14D. 1BM
VILLAGE INN Monrovia, 548-0336.
698 S. Cit Hwy, Maid, TV, SPAC 2 Br, l'iii .Ba Studio.
pool 1tepg to beach 494-$436 2 chlldren OK. No pell,
' · $1SO. 726 Joann St., 846-1584.
1 BDRM, or untum. ~ blk * LRG 2 &: 3 BR, 2 Bath&.
!rorn -·· • bell. Ltrdry Frpl~ blllll, cpll, drpo, encl f.acU. Adulll only, $175 mo .... pa•-""1034 494--44118 -&»-C237. • ·-•• wv • ..,..,... 2'~~_,,3~BR""''1~.-Crp""'~m-,~ch'~po.-I
GOMr1I 5000 -____ .....;;;.:
& play area. Brookhurst Ir: negotlable, 64~9 Clubhol.l#e Ave. 673--95;'i6 alt newer home. 4 Bednn1, 2 ovens, petiOI, pn. 377 W.
Ada.ms. $6,500 down, $150. Empl'd 1 .. , w/ahare my 5 p.m. DESIRABLE ·~· 3 batha. Uue • llC WUMn, Mgr apt. 1. 518--69((1 NEW 1, 2, 3 Bedrma. All "BLU•FS'' option Hi-f.506 blt.tll cpt/drp, 1ar. Nr So per mG .• INCLUDES Prin., home with aame. Kltcll WEEKLY Rental l-J Br r ' SMALL l br. furn apt 1or Coast plaza 540_1973 ,
pool, Kids ok. SlfO • $160.
1998 Maple. Apt 1. 548-28m.
REAR 2 BR duplex, Pvt
yard., bltn 1love, $100.
l1t/lut mo rent. 548-44n Int., TaJ1es, In&., oompletl!, prlv'i, pvt rm " ba $17.50 00. s, "'·-·'-i, Town S.rl•s LOVELY 4 br, 2 ba, Conv. older penon. All utlJ. paid. 54S--232t
eall collect (21J) 374-5790. wk 54&32IS From $1 NN.r ~ 2 BR. l ha, "park aide .. $29) loc. Immed. oec. $235. Free $120 + dean-up deposit. ="'"7=-,,,.---
"'BONUS ROOM'' Bay! Cl), 683-8247. wtmds 3 BR. 11ii be. Z..b' ••••• $275 water, tN.lh, Lea••· 233S Elden. NICE 2 bdrm wlth prage MeH Vtrd• 5110
HOME to share. Employed fi75.8077. 3 BR. 2 ba. tri·level •••• $.125 ~. * l A: 2 BR Furn. Apts $135 mo. 2619 Florida, Hun.
Low lnter•itl male. All facilities. &f.6..0084 BALBOA 2 Br. TV, neer 3 BR, 2'19 ba. "new" •• $350 NEW HOME FOR LF.ASE Pool. Quiet. NA SSA ti iliwton Beach. Call for appt, 2 BR. eled Jdtcll. Drps.
Spanish Decor I between 4-7 PM ocean, bay 4 •bop• 1 , t BR. 2'19 ba, •••• from S360 2 ,..._,, 10 nni. S350 mo. PALMS, 117 E. -· St. 5J6.Ql9 or 962...a384 crpts, encl gar. Harlm Room to expand for uour t..1.. --" u""'.7 ,MllU ..,_ ... _, •hppg Adu!'· m
<# MAN with young eon will $100-$150 W&1J• Avllll mo. ~1'170. Very near beech 642-3645. Cost• Mmtl Dlll\t: ' ""• growing tamUy, Beaut. yard ihare their 3 bedroom home 675-51110. PARK & MARINA 6 D:ll-1on Hlgh in quiet JIOO pets Sl40. B42-23S9.
& BBQ. .-=,,-=="°":-== ! BR 2'19 ba. ll'ttnbelt $385 O hUd wdcome NR WestclW-1 br, bachelor. NEW A'JTRA,.._..,, HAFFDAL REALTY • • Stra.lght. ~2160 LIDO, LINDA Isle, Bayskte 3 BR. 21,) ba split·level $485 aree, e ren • Htd pool, util pd. Mature -.... ~,.c. eep. Ntwport Be•ch 5200
142-4405 ===""===== Dr. & ~nin. waterfrorQ 3 BR.. 21Ai ba:bay view •• $500 2 BR near park w/w cpt lady only. $1lS. 548-«151. houaes, 2 Br, 1 Ba. Crpts, 1-~'--'-"-'.;.;.;.-..;.;;,;..; B~Y~awno~"",-', :..S~pa-'m~.~,.~,~.,-1 Ntwport B111dl 2200 ;~-=~trhornes 642-4620 3 BR. 2'19 ba., Wn., drps, for appt after 6. No l BR. New, beaut. tum., 1:rpa:.1Ji79~:= PARK NEWPORT
3 ba 2450 sq. ft. ot luxurious LOVELY • BR on bay, 2 DUPLEX·U ... _., Cl'ClllS from ''big" .................. $485 pet.. %13/339-'1812. mo. to mG. Adult& only. duplex $1£9.50. Adults only, Dtx apt.-hlah on a bluff over.
living x llXlO IQ. ft. enc BA, o/1ide ehower. Winter ehannel. sj';j,s 6. Avail. l BR • lltnAll private. mo 2231 FJden. 64S-9'l78 eve. no pets. Refs. 2354 Santa looking the water, 1 pools,
patio solarium. Close to renta.L 400 38tb St. '1/'Zi. Sl.50 wk. 673-4754. 01HERS ~AVAILABLE 111?· Young adult couple STIJDJO, Utll pd, pr. Mar· Ana Ave. ~9472 or 7 tennia crts, beaJth club"
schls, park .l tennis, UNUSUAL t 3 bnn f preferred, 846-4600 r\ed cpl or 11lngle, prlv, yd. 673--0395. Spa. Bach's, 1or2BR. Also
assume 5"' 'i'o loan, $40,500. pool -'_:. con.:!!!1P y., RENTALS -$1.lS 642-1574 968--2158. "'-Q"U"'IET=-AD='=" ,~~LMN=~G~ 2 sty Townbou.., w/2 or 3
-63a1 • 5 ........ -mo. r Hou'" Unfurnl1hed f;.t ~ Fountain V•ll•y 3410 ' ' u ... J F irm. 962 · lease. Avail. 8110. 642-27S3 MERRIMAC WOODS new l I: 2 BR'a. Shag crpt., BR, From $175 to ~. See DUPLEX G nl II 3000 ly 4 Br, % ba, bltnl, coverod luxwy 1-2 BR, &Ir-con<!. bl"", pool, boaut lndlCpd. modelo: Open 10 am.S pm
Lido lsl1 2351 • r petlo. ~ mo., lat A Jut. 425 Merrimac Way, 545-6300 $150 I: $170 mo. incl all dally (ttl 6 pm Sal), Loe at
pJu., Home with clec blllns, RENTALS W-"64. -See::::..;cl:::u::•::,::51:::00:_~--.,. util. 241 Avocado St, Jamboree & San Joaquin fireplace, family nn, on 50 x LOVELY Lido I 1 3 -••• -HUI Rd . N n •••
117 Jot, like new. 4 Blocks .,....__ .....___ f '0
1 From 3 ~·-3 btth "'·" 2414 Viata Ol!l Oro ** WEEKLY-Lovely apt, -~=.-.".-· ==,.....,==-s in ewport oca"' .. ·~'"\N"' """"' or case. .....,,,........... ....., • Newport Beach 644·1133 L11gun• B11ch 3705 Bach, ar ~ts. Fumlsbg'1 -VILLA MESA APTS. Jllllt N, of Fuhlon Itland, from lhe ocean, only $42,500. Available July 16 to Sept. beach front for $2000 for the nc 2 644-1900 for leasing lrito.
Th• R••I Est11t• M•rt J.6. ~7t»IG. month of Auru1t to a prime LEASE 3 BR 2~ Ba ocee.n comp!. Kitch. ...., wk-paYt BR, Prtv patio. Hid pociL
8418531 =-========I I tlo. 2 ~ 1 '.~.. ' k all. 998 El Camino Dr. 2 ear encl'd car. Children Nr ocean, 2 BR, $210 J11e. • OCll n U<:\U"""' 'Yf&rY Jtr~ Z.tir view, nr . .,,;Jilli, mr 1• 5"&-(M51 welcome, no pet& please! Flrepl & gar, will 1et new
N••r New 4 Bedroom _L_1gun,._..;•_h __ •ch ___ 2_1_05 rental for oANDnly $250/mo, 7542 olg• St. bee.eh,,~f~,·913754 6part409 .:o:..;*=;s"u"'s""C"A.,.S"'l"T"A"S,-$165 mo. 'lU W. Wlbon. crpt. & drps, 309 36th :st.
Bullt-in11, dllhwuher, ear-Huntinnton BNch furn. ~....,,, -~12Sl Summer rentals avallable1 Ewrythlng tn Between ··• eves, , Furn. 1 BR. Apta, Adult& • Key at SU.
pe!B, drapes. 2 bath11, big • 1 BR SI-k 211 N HAR R G ,, -• CAU. 67$.8550 $265 BEAUT 3 BR 2 ba, only, m "'"'· 0 ewport BO REENS t'ONOOMINIUM, 3 BR, 211 ~ ~d;a~1~!~i~: • 2 BR & den $275 week. You2 ~1: ;'i:r of Cwt bit. Span, beams, frpl. Blvd., C.M. * 642-9286. GARDEN a..sruoro API'S ba, w/pool prlv A: fl'plc, ,
Courtesy Realty 962-7'751 4st-251o or Bn--0978 vu, tmmac. 832-7449 I.G. Furn. 1 BR apt. '1-~· Bach, 1, 2, 3 BR'•. from Sllll. $285 mo. 673--9183•
OPEN HOUSE LARGE 1 BR oottaaP. ocean ORANGE COUNTY 3 BR. New home. Vftl FO!' 1 or 2 adlll. on1y. No 2700 Petenon Way, C.M. e WESTCLIFF: 2 BR, cpt/
$3000 under Market. :P.fust view, fenced yard. Summer -====="='==-FAIR & EXPOSITION $300 Month petl. ~ Mgr, Apt 6, 213S 546-0370 drp, bltN. Adult. onlY, DO
be sold this wttk-end! 6m rental $100 wk. 4!M--5873 at the PLACE REALTY .f!M-970( EJden C.M. 1 'c"'u'"""2""B"R...-opt,..,....-pvt..,....pot_;_<_ll pell, $17S mo. 548-6515.
Athena ORANGE COUNTY -BEAUTIFULLY FURN. tum, Jame. Very nice SECLUDE[)..2 Br, 2 Ba, --======== 1-D-•n_•_P_ol_nt _____ I RENTAL FINDERS FAIRGROUNDS C1pl1tr1no 3715 2 BR. Pool Adult., "'ptb ntlgh-. ml b I k ""'"' • .,,., bl.,., pri• -
S•nt• An• Hgt1. 1'30 $285/MO. tee, breathtakinc frH To L1ndlord1 July 14. If 4 BR. 2 Ba. 2-tty. Corner 1156. 2272 Maple St. Apt A Pomona Aw. from $1.50 mo &-baleony edults, no pell.
" en 2 ~ I k ocee.n view, ma. ftqU\ttd. 645-011'1 Please call 642-56'1S ext 329 view lot. Fpl., cpta, drpl, SMALL bachelot apt. partly + sec. dep, Phone tor •wt HoqA Hoonlp. ~·J..~ mo., .. , .
n A & lll-, poo, tac Martha Rav Realtu, .i • Wlhr/•---, bl'-· Ne"'"' !Urn. C.M. eut. $65 plUI 962-5721 ppt. o y .,.IMN;,,, "'11 i d
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her <# <# be™-een9and1Pmtoclalm .... ,.... ..... -Hilaria W•u Tml, rpe, ove, WU C96-510L llCbool. $275. utUltiel. S..1943 2 BR. l l' Ba $160. CpUdrp, -· ~~r:~· O::ftX)· Vocotlon Rontilo _ $150-Partly turn 2 Br, 1,,. :'t.~r!;:r~ ~~ f.94..1871 493-!907 '£vH. Neat, OCIDfllrt~ furn. 1 patio, pool, bltna. Seacllf1 G~LD ~ett;,:n 2 Br~
---..,~ Ba, yrd A patio. Avall t/15. Br w/pr, $110. Back Bey Manor AptJi. lS25 Pl&cel!tia · _.... ' Z..fgr. " Bkr "'"•-*lyr~3BR,2B" Cpl •-ch~ -DelM GEl-... 548-2682.A&kaboutourdla-Hi l ar i a Way, Pb Logun• B••ch 1705 MT. C balet, Ofttllne-St Child ok. · -· '"" e1tr1no -• ~1#11 area. -ar. ..,._ _,... ,,~~· -=-7039,:,,,· =-.;,,.-~ h.m rm. din nn, c:rptl, _ ..... ~... .....,.....,.." Morla fabulous vw.> Lake 2 BR. "DOLL HOUSE" .i-dbl POOL & VIEW G,.gory, llPI 6-1. W day, Oona Poln~ cpb .,._ bl1M. wv•• gor, kkh • l C BLOCKS m>m Oa!&n. New Nowf!!rt BHch 4200 11'5 • 2 BR, lmmaoulate. MAGNIFICENT View, Lee
Cu11tom·buUt homl! with n.. $50 wknd,, $12) wk. (U4) chamilna, $225,' wide ocean pet ok. $«IO mo. Yrf3 l8e. 3 Br, Wn rm, d.U\ ""· "-=='----N Ad J room11. 2 bdrm dup}cx: \In>
tlo l vl ! cl •oe Avail. Sept. 6#-5856. .......•~, d-, bltns. -be. 1 BR. Ocean & bay view, u apls, drpl. u ta. furn. Adults. $275. 1'.111 : Cf!P na ews o ty 6f.2-3l39 Ol' 525 8886, view. .t9fi..2J02,. adults, no ~ .... •,.... •"""' 54S-8ll66 ..... -.-o
lights, coastline, CUl)'On .I: BIG Bear very Dlce houee pets. $375 Lease, New Condo. E. Refl. 77'l-6677, 7'1'-'1465 Upata.ln garage apt, Klnp Rd. ~. '
mountaina. BuUt in an "L" nr LaR, bltnl. $14 day'. SOO .. 4 BR. 2 Ba, avail BJuU. 4 BR. 3 BA, M'alnt.R :;;;;E;;NT="'Ao;L"'s;::====I ~=~·Ne= ~oBaJ~f ~::i~1!l. ~; :~ 3d!~ ~:"'2 ~e~ 10 .-rrord complete privacy S4ll "'lmd. $S0 wk. (UC) '1/16 chldren/pet ok.. Bia. ~hool· • vr':~,. Nm'"arkJ>OOl.et. ~ Purnl-L-..1 .... -.. Mutt ht ptnnant1nt. 2 parioo 1165. ti.a r~ Rd. IJ"-"· w NB lmlde & at POOi-flldf. Open 521-8672 Activ! ~ ' ..... ,., --'= ..... -'-------·I ..-~P109 D·"" Pilot CM L'• .. ,,_,, ""'"' -~~-~ay._. __ . ---1tudy looka out ovtr ctt.Y. 3 ' Owner 64M834. Box • ......, · ~ -:i~:°~·pr1'va~~;.1::zyt~ Summtr'ltent•ls 2910 ~P-,!~~~1Ba. ~~: 2&. ~~~.i:··tt::. Sfsi General 40llO 'MESA MOTEL 2c!;1e~i~: c~~~~ ~~E
Chld I t olc. Bkr R.EMARKABLY . * LOWWEEKLYRATES * OW LEA ' Palos Verdes stone nm. CORONA DEi, MAR car. r n P• • mo. leale Oliy. Referencet. UNBELIEVABLY Kitchen, TV'a, maid tervkc. Monte Vi11A. N SINGI I
place. Wood it-ll02u' 8'lul TACE, rnaln bta.ch. Slp1 ~ ~-=:,-,&15-49311=,c.;;.;~~~~-EXTRAORDINARILY Heatelt Pool. ~ 2 BR, crpta, drp1, 1 New, temUy and adult unit.:
tbrUoul, $89.500. 1. $150 wk.. 211 He11otrope $195 • Sh&rp 3 Br. mat'()' REDUCED: ~ Br, !~ Bl BEA.tmnJL 646-9681 eh.ild ok. $135 + dep. 2214 wtth total rectttUon club ~ fiTS.3539. xtru. A.,...Y now. Orlklren Condo put. flan. Pool Val D'INre G1nMn Aft'• 1-BDRM., i,t blk. to beach. CoUege. Apt 2. 6f6...0627. aM pre.school. 1, 2 A 3 l ~olaa ON The watu BaJbo& Jal. ~ wtlom»e. 8Jtr. Adulla . $240 mo. Puttq: lft'ln. waterfall • $150 Yearly lease. Avall. 2 BR apt., b!tnt, epi,, dr'pa. bdrme trom $150. Nr. lbop.
REALESTATE Boatdoclc.3BR.tum.Avail ....__ ---· AUf. 111 Owntr/Bkr Cl..,,. Inquire 1.162 "A" pine, ll"IC, ochoob, JUI! . '1/lM/l • $22S wk. t!l-C t M 3100 2 8DRM. 2 Ba. townhoute. e• ~rec. room, b11Jlardl, 675-1842 Coriander. MS-6268, llOUth of San Dlegu Fwy, °"
1190 GJen"""'1"a St. !J30..$250 Wk. 6'7S-6737 Of • ••• Pool. Lr!be or leue/opt nan•1 •·u-•·-·-•-2 BR """'NY pines on cul<I.. CUlvtl' Dr., lrvl"4:1. 833-313.1. I
49'-tllT.I ...... , 54$<31~ SUMMER R<nlal apt."-•DELUX 3 br,2 ba, l'Ondo* OWNER 61....SS . 11:'2 'er"'.'.;; g;t;;,;;; BALBOA INN ...,.'c;j;t"~~ ..... GE kl l<ll. PARK WIST •
e HANDYr.tAN SPECIAL e 4. On Bayfront nr. Udo Crpts, drpt hltim, pcd. 3 BR. + fam rm. 2" Ba., SUS. See iU .:10 p.,.... On lhe beach, From $165 mo. ~ gar. nr bul. $145. APARTMENTS
4 UNIT apt., ocean side of ahop 's. 6U 36Ui st. m.-4296 $72!5. M$.5znj lire Uving rm, Med yard. Rd., 642-8670. Betwetn Har-Hid Pool. K1tcben. 675-8740, Adulll ?itgr. at 124 E. l)th
hwy, apProx. 150 )"dis. trom ./ BALBOA ISLAND • Attr. $150 • 2 BR h9t. pr, <Jrps. S250 mo. Leue. MS..1723. bor A: Newport· 2 Blk N. 00 octANFRONT • l brm. 2 BR, Upper Gardcln Apt. Owned o.nd MAJ\qed bJ
be•d>. c.......i $9,000 lut l Br apt ""' •• Jul> li• lh«l yan!. Walk .. '"""' 3 BR, 211 Ba -... CHAT EAU LAPolNTE lum. upptr. Garar•. Ye&riy tmm ... Crpa, ..... bllnt. The l"'1ne CompanJ I
yr. Nda. paint & cle11nup AUJ'. avall. 673-1503 plnj'. 1 child ok. ~ Pool. Lrg ground, A~ tm-Lo\lt1y t Br furn apt Pool, leue, S2'75 mo. 642-.'WfJ No pets. $130. 96)..3386
of tnttr. Prlctl $69,500 WIU. SOMEBODY \\'tlnti What )'Oii a Bk l\M, tn court. -'2 kid& med. $285 mo. Aa't 6f6.-0732 carport. walk lo ab0p'1. e W1NTElt RENTALS e DIAL dlnct 60-6678. Charp DON'T ciw 11 away, llt
TR.ADE. have to tellt Adwrti9e 1n (lk, P"nod., aa.r. &ckte. THE QUICKER YOO CAU.-Adullll. no pets $JJO. Rent N01f tor Sept.I )'O\ll' ad. then 1lt bac1c and 4Ulck cub b' tt wttb
MlS.<ION REALTY '9MIT.lt Pllo< Want Ado. 612-M7! Mll-5l93 THE QUICKER YOU SELL lMl -. C.M. Abbey R<aliJ' 1424850 lb"11" tho........... 1 1
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ANNOUNCIMINTS ANNOUNCIMINTI *
THE HIGllUllDER
"Scottish Treat"
16161 Parktldo Ln.
Mtlr. 142-1 "9
San Diego J!'rwy to
Beach Blvd, 4 blka
So. t.o Holt, W. on
Holt 1 blk.
~MD!!Asp~
16211 Pul<sldo Ln.
Mtir. 147-544J -
FURNISHED MODELS NOW OPEN
Lush landscaping, cabana, covered courl?
yards, sunken swim'g pools, BBQ's & foun·
la!ns.
"THE ULTIMATE IN APTS"
1 BR's-From $150 2 BR's-From $170-$175
All utll. Incl. Furn & Unfurn.
EHi Bluff SlQ I Huntington Beach 5400
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RliNTALS RIAL ESTATE
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Lag-llaach 5715 Offlca Rontal •
LEISURE Wodd ... New, 21;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;
••· ...., c1rp1. s .... 1 ,. 1,000 SCjl. FT.
Jeue No pets. $275 mo. OfJlce apacci wtth
D>-6877 Newport BNch addrns
RF.AL ESTATE t"o< oni,, 30e Sq, FL
Genlr11I Carilets I drape1 --------1 Al"-"'Rll-Ample Parld.ng Rentals Wanted 59'0 ______ ,
Victor Aliture
17961 Los Alamot $1.
Fwnt•ln, Valley
Yoo are the winner ot
2 ticktts to the
Nl!ar HO&I' Hospital
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In the H•rbor kea"
673-4400
RIAL ISTATa
-al an4 NOTICIS and NOTICIS *° 1....;;.;;o..;.;.;;.~=--~-~---~---1
R.E. l•di--1.-~~~·~•~M~l~ll~~ .. ~-~ll~A<~-~"~"'~"'~ic~•~m~•~nh;.~'4~10~1
OWNIRS OHL y Ill
TO TAADE WANTED
OVERWEIGHT LADIES
For weight reducing program to establish
staUsUcs for rapid permanent weight loss, conduc~ by qu1lified Jlh)'llcal culturiats.
MU;St , be 1 minimum o{ 20 pounds over-
wOlghl, have tranaportaUon and not cur·
rently under doctor's care. All tnqulrles com-
pletely confidential.
ASK POR MISS POWELL -537-5412
,...... lovely Cape Cod In
best North Santa Ana Are•
for home on Udo lale, Bat.
boa Island;, B • )' ShorH.
Short Clitt, Dover Stiorft.
Our home it 2900 square
feet, on lot 125 h1115. OJd.
er home but clasaically re-
done with additions recently.
Excellent 1eboob -hlgh in.
come -pro1euionals as
neJibbora, ]l(y ctaurhten
want a wetter climate -
so if you need a drier one-
1~1·1 trade! • Call (Tl!i)
sn.m atttt s p.m. Prlbcl.I~~~~~~~~~ pols only, •"--1;
BUSINE$$ anll
FINANCIAL
l"ound lfrM AdtJ '40ll Tutoring
ORANGE COUNTY
FAIR a EXPOSITION
&I the
OlllANGE COUNTY
FAIRGROUNDS Deluxe l·Rm. ottice ---·------IKEYS Found on beach vie. PIANO LF.SSSONS
All ages welcome ·
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Whad..Ya Wint? Whoddy• ~?
SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR
NATURAL BORN SWAPPERS
Spaci•I Raio
5 Llnat -5 timat-5 bucks
•VllEI --.0 MUJT IMC\UOI!
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To Pl1ce Your Trader'• P•r1dlN A4
PHONE 642-S671
July 14 • 19
Plcaae call 642-.5678. ext. 329
between 9 and 1 PM to claim
your Ucketa. (North County
I.all-free number ii Sf0.1220)
Nr. Orange County Airport Bu1lne1s Island 4 Balboa. Inquire
& Jrvlne Industrial Opportunities 4300 at front a>unter, Daily Call: Carol 548-5963 l'lft_ Chalet, CresUine • St.
1'\lloring • Read!~ math Mor1tz. Fabulous vw Lake
Credentialed, exp·J• tcbr: Gregory, $35,000. Trd eq,
Mrt1. Sharman ~2000 $2CIM fDr prop. N.B., CdM. ----~· ----1 cn4J 64U339, 51l-8886,
A!o.fPHIBJOUS CAR ' A-1
cond. Fun, fishing or show.
Ing prop. 26 M.P.G. $1800
value for rec, prop or ,T
&tf-5600, 548-3869.
Complex. Carpet, drapea, AAA Pilot, 2211 Balboa, N.B.
mualc, air-conditioning & CANOY SUPPLY FOUND: 2 Pupp'", l·male
janitorial service. S125 Mo. ROUTE &: 1-female -approx. 6-..a
BOB PE'ITIT, Realtor U wks. old. Vlc. Yellowatone * Young couple needs bouae • 833-0101 • (No le Ing Involved) Or., Costa Mesa. ~1N3. * SERVICE DIRECTORY 'A 1lt' * * * E~ulpmant Rentals -1~S!!!Ei!R~V~IC!!E~D!!IR!!E~C'-!fT'-!fO~RY~!!!S'J!!ER'-v!!!li!!C'J!!E!i!D!!!l'J!!R'J!!ECT!!!O!!R~Y °" "t "'"'Doily Pilot ;n DESK SPACE c!:: ::.:= GRAY Mlle poodle mm""' Costa Mesa. NO bad habits. . _,. U collar, found vicint~ ol
chlldten or pets, and can 17875 Beach Blvd. Inquire about au. Exce ent Ora,. County A i rport. YOONG SET
PR&-SCHOOL Cement, Concrete 6600 Gardening '6IO pay $135/monthly. O~n income for a few houri 557-7055. furniture arxl would be will· Huntington Beach weekly work (Daya & Even. P:...Al;,.,,;R=ol~b~lue-,...,.~---,found-,
PRESTIGE LOCATION CENTER of town -2 1"'
J'or ltue, deltm l8B8 sq, ft br, crpls, drp&, stove. 1 tot
' BR, 2~ BA apt. Frplc, ok. no pd.S. $1%> mo. ~ dnpH. crpts.. Mt bar, pri C8'&-:.C...ll=63------
lllllconin, dbl prott kitchen -----------;-·-aihwtar,<l:bl oven:-Poot-Conv -5620
1111 to renovate a shabby'--=..,m<=,,,321.""""Ext,...,.:176==--l tn&a). Reftlling and ~I· with car .,_,1 in .....,.ket, dwelling. Please ca I l 1 -tecting money from com """~ ,,...,_
61>-mG and leave m"'8ge DESK SPACE . ltlentll>', ..... Chi"' Bcacll,
wtth pleasant mother-in-Jaw. , 222 -Forest Avenu~ ;ie;:!,~ ~~ .~ 842-Bn& -
Aa'e11 2-10 1 daya, 6:30-7:30 CONCRETE All ty ~hour, day or .....eek. Full · pes. r•-=
& pt/time 50c per hr e1t. Sawing, b~aklng, hauI-
l i;;hlld. 15.c far 2 Jl.oQ ing I: sklploadlng. Service for l in the u.Rie lamuY. & ·quality. ~ Bob.
Special Summer Program * CO NCR ET E \Vork,
incl, field triP1 swimming Ucensed. Patios I drvwys,
for !'rIO year" olds. All etc. Phillips Cement.
quallfled teachenl. 1525 San. 54&-6380.
Gardening & Yard work
College student
S•nta Ana ; 7 to abop'g 1ehla A re<!ttlllon.
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' • Only $S50 mo. QtnET Stable cple w/infant L B h rounding area. we establish G.M. CAR Keys • July 2
Very reuonable 6'1&-67A3
CLEAN·UP SPECIALIST
?o.1o"'"ing, edging, odd jobs. •, 135 Amigos Way, NB CAN1 BE BEAT wlshe; unfurn. hse or cot· aguna eoc route. (Handles name brand • at littworks sta~ at
tage. Perm. basi.!I. No bkn. .f94..9466 candy and tnaciul). For Rtdhll1 A Pal I 1a des , Reasonabltt. 54U955
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W1U.1AM WALTERS CO.
2 BR 2 ba & powdet room,
frpl, spec cpt. patio, 2-car
pr. l yr be. Avail lmmed,
$245. 642-:i080 Ol' 644-2492
eve•.
TNHSE: 2 BR 21..i ba, fpl,
patio, enc gar, 'f"a2 Amlaoa:
Wy, Apt 5, $300. 675-5033.
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ON TEN AtREs
1 6 2 BR. Furn Ir Untum
J'treplaca I prlv. patiol I
PoolL Tallls. Oonmt'l Blcb!.
.._, Sea Lane, CdM 6f4.2bU
(MacArthur nr. CbP.ct Hwyl
. -------MODERN l br, bltn r&o,
Single-Slory ·
South Sea Atmosphett
2 Bedroom 2 Baths
Carpets & Drapes
Air Conditioned
Private Patios
Heated Pool
• Plenty ol la•n
' Carport It Storage
lUDDEN VILLAGE
GARDEN APTS z.:m South Salta
Santa Ana * 546-1525
"16-3803. DESK SPACE penonal l nterv ;ow In _ .... _158T _____ ~
REsPONSIBLE Cpl would • MALE ~ med . blk like to hoUle sit for mo. 105 No. El C.m1no Reel Newport Beach ana, aend • """' · llZt,
of Aua:. ~ls avail. ~1147 San Clemente name addttu ~ phone A: bel&f: apotted, Vic. CJ.f.
Jack. 492-4420 num~ to MULTJ-Sl'ATE1,<T>-:;c_,;;3=ll>::.-~--~---.,,.
DrsTRIBtn'ING, INC. 1681 SM. poodle or part poodle
ROOM, Private bath, NEWPORT Beach Deluxe West Broadway, Anaheim, pup. Vic: Pomona Ave.
Employed, ttfined lady. Ottlce1. Air-cond, htd, W/ Calif. 9:2802 (U4) TJ8..5060 ~hoot. call 548-7920 to
Quiel home. P. 0. Box 1761, priv, ha. 2400 W. c.o&1t 1denU(y
Q.t. Hwy. OWN A PROFIT ABLE "o~A~RK='-.,.,.--,~tr~;,,.-.,-ca--,,.t "w"°ht'
+4i BR by Sept, l, yearly, $100 MONTH, on ~t_H'N!·• Ji chest & lttl. Has ilea col·
nr schools, up to $(50 mo .. ~ Beuh. Utilitiet m-lar. 15th &; Catalina, N.B.
8oJC M·1091 Daily Pilot eluded. 4%-9727. MS-5914
e LANDLORDS e lncfuitrlal ·A_, 1 LG halml ,..,ht kitten
FREE RENTAL SERVICE Pr-rty 60IO A. vicinity Cowo Pt and Pit.
Broker SM.6982 -,.--9 cairn· Mesa Verde. 54&-3528
NEW Bldg.,11,000 11q ft for
Rooms for Rent 5995 sale or Jeuc. For details
ooueLE Rm., lritohen pr;,.. Bania ltealtn + + + In prvt, home. Near D
Fairview &: B&lcer. By wk &12-6560
KO.A: FOIJND • Lad;., watch,
FAMlLY CAMPGROUN.D Lido Isle, ldenUfy,
Cash In on the booming tra. 613--SS3!1.
veUrecreallon business:. Join'I===""'""'=====
the nali<ln'a first and Jq . Lott
est syatem of deluxe family 6401
or mo. Weekdays alt 6:001.:========
VILLA MARSEILLES pm. 549--l061. Commercial
BRAND NEW nJRN Room with bath. utU1---------
SPACIOUS incl. Older tenant only, $55. 19~ Return + Spendable tn.
E XPERJENCED Japanese
Ga r dener. Complete
Service. Free est. 546-0124..
ta Ana Ave, C.M. 646--9210. •cu=sro="',.,....,co=N"CRETE==o-
64&-3706. PATI0S.DRIVEs.E7C.
~10nlER It teen daughters Free estimate, 67":>-5516.
wUI babysit sm children our MORE Concrete patio for General Services "'2
home. Hot lunch, big yd, le111 money. Artistic setting.
lots of play equip &: en-Lie:• call l'lfax at 644--0687.
tcrtal n . $15/\\'k or
$3.50/day. 008-5871 "Lou Contractors '620
APT CLEANING • Painting
• Rug Shampooing I:: Lite
Repa i r s. R EM ARC
SERVICES, 847.fi688 Ann" ADDmONS And Alte~dons Ed's Oeanlng Service LICENSED Child cart, my Hrs. -Cmnm.. con ctor Carpets • Upholstery • w~
home, Mon thna Fri. 2 to lle<.nsed, bonded I' insured M :n Can! 56-M81
4 yrs. Fenced ya.rd & free estimates. (tinancin&'> wa: • oor ·
playroom. So. Coast Plaza 53&2810' 548-3905 TYPING done in my homt
area. 549-4038. *™E RE.i.'\t'ODELERS* former exe:c. sec'y w/8 yrs,
?o.fAnJRE Mother offers Free esta • 100% financing exper. 642--0585
cbild care, your home or Kitchens praxes • carports
mirie. By the hr, day or Complete Remodeling . Hauling 6730
wk. Planned recreation, Quality Contractors. 642----------I
49&-4031 3660
RELIABLE Mother w i JI -A~d~d~lt~;o-n•-*~"""'o--od~e~H~,-.
babysit my home. l nfant Fred H. Gerwick, Lie .
or toddlef ?o.1esa Verde area. 67~1 * 549-2170
549--1791. ·---
HAULING
cleanups.
students.
"""·
& ga r age
By co llege
543-1363. Calin&.
'.. &'· diJp, frplc, terrace, view,
util. SllO mo. SfO...Di&.
1 & 2 Bdrm. Apt•. mo. 642-.&560. come on Costa Mesa Center,
Adult Living PRIV. entr il hi.. Nr E. $38,000 down-for info. or
Fum. & Unfurn. 17th. Larg@ wardrobe. Non· brochu~ ol Orange Cout
camPll'Ouncis. lnqui~ nowl---------
whUe cholee locations are LOST Late 4th of July
still av a 11 ab I e Write: nite-small black female
KAltfPGROUN.DS OF scottie/poodle mixture.
AMERICA Mutual Bene:fit Laguna Bch area. Ans""'l!l'S
Lile Bldg°., Billings, Mt. ttf the name of "?i1rs. Gus".
59103, tor full information. 499-3736.
OCCASIONAL bab)'1itting in C•rpet CINnlng '625
your home. At te r noons ,
neninp or weekends .
TRASH &. garage clean-up.
Mon.-Sun. $10 a load. Free
cstimale. 548-5031
llAULING $10 A LOAD
Clean up. Tree Serv. Gen.
Pruning M&-2528, 54J..8M3
CLEANUP
llAULlNG
Balboa Island S355
L1'ITLE B&lboa. Island, boat
.. ...,,. DWnvuher . c:o1or eoordinat. smoker $65 -$75. Stz..-7070 R.E. lnveatmenta call
ed __ ,. __ • ., ..... ·"·ft FURN Room fOl' nfu>ed Rcalonomlc'• eorp..-ommer. ._.........-...,... ..,... • clal R.E. broken & proper-
Franchlse w=sr=-m~acl<~-m~tnta-ture--.... -
SUNRISE die mamed "Shi Shi" Tag
FURN. MFG. INC. reads ~tum to Terr i
• dock, 2 br, raeltant heat,
!· bltn vacuum, S"'-edish fr.
: , pie, beaut, thrUoul No pets,
carpet • choice of 2 color pemn, Newport area. ty managel"I 675-6100
schemet • 2 bathi: * stall e GCZ-5697 e • ·
aboWers • mb'rored ward· *$15 PER Week _ up 5 Stores, $110,000. 686+6!18 W.
robe doors • indirect light. w/kltchen. S3S per W~k~p 19th St. Bethel To~ OCJl'o.
$10,000 lnve•tment
Secured by inventory
Bishop, 11922 Cristi Ln.
taHabra 697+3757. Vic. 491h
It Neptune N.B. Child's pet.
$100 ftWard. Yrly only. S250 mo, 673-0311 fne in klt.cben • breaktut Aptl, MOTEL. 548-975S ner. 541'r1768 Agl ..
• Hunt~ Ba•ch 5400
b&r • buce private fenced INDU5l"RlAL Bldg. for lse.
patio • plush IUIUIC&pin( • UPSTAIRS room. Le.guna, 4800 sq. fl 847 W. 16th
brick Bar-&Q'a . iar1'9 beat. kitchen prlv, $130 mo. for N.B. (In Rear) ~25Sl.
e Gmd 11r opportunity
e Unusually hi profits e Factory tnin'g program
SJ~ESE cat Ccrou blue.-
point • meal point) male.
L.oet hi the vie, near Shan-
non &: College C • M .
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ON BEACH! eel ~ 6 lanai. mp. young man. 494-3950
3101 So. Brltlol St. l20 wk & up. II btk lo Loll 6100 4 Of•ftge County Reward! Day Ml-!617 eve REl'lfARC Services. 3 rooms
e 2 BR 1% BA FROM $225 e 2 BR 2 BA FR.OM $260 e 3 BR 2 BA FROM $360
(%Ml. N. ct So. Qle.:rt P1ua) ocean, 2500 Seavlew, CdltJ. ---------
S.nt• Ana NICE room In pleasant Ma9niflcent OCEAN locations now avall•ble.1 =5'&-=3'1111=-.....,=c-::=-::= BABYSlTJ'ER-.your home • · $21.50. Fully guaranteed.
POODLE, Mini ll'Y· wear-has car. Credit cards OK. 847--6688.
PHONE: SS7-ll00 home, "°"" loc. K;t, pri•. VIEW Land A1k for JI.fr Robert Shores Inc flea collar -' license ~=~Cal=t=613-5089~·=-=-ISTEAM jet ca1pet cleaning.
213-921-6796 714· 523-9160 No. 07(y.I vie: Npt Bch &. BABYSITTING "The After By ClarK.are, nation.wide
Carpet.drapes.di&hwuher, $160 -LKU : BR. Studio
heated pool.sauna.tennil Apt_ (Triplett:). Family size rec room-ocean views patim-ample parkin&. kitch. wfbltns, erpts, drps,
frplc., encl gar. 1 or 2
Security guards. children ok. (Nr schls) No
HFURNUNTI. aboNGATvaJION. pet" 2230 s. centor st., S.A-Nr Warner, 50-0989.
PACIFIC l l 111$.U,, """rlul 1 BR. apL
711 ___ VE H.B Crpb, drl>s, bltns, encl gar. ~, A " ' 1 child ok. (Nr. achls). 2230 <n•> 536-1487 Ok. open 10 am.& pm Dally S. Center St, S.A. Nr.
Managed by J .::W.:"""=::.· .:~.::..;=;..· ---
WILLIAM WALTERS CO.
$60. * 548-5998 102'x120' Lquna Beach w/
Ml•c. Rentals
street 1mprovemenl• under
5999 way, Adj, 25' lots selling
above $8,000, Asking $25,000.
NEED GARAGE for storage submll dn pym.L Ria.
In Corona dcl ?ilar 497-1210, 497-ton eves,
6ll-46l0. • $5 500 •
GARAGE 24 x 40, wry View • Level iots • EZ Terms
H'CW'e storage. Also sum· PLACE REALTY 494-9704
mer rentals. 528-llth, 11i.u>-2969 So. Coot Hlway
tington Bch. 837-8985
4t: · Acr••11• 6200 Income Propett./ 6000 --=-----"'"-'
' ' · C.M. Reward MS-5995. 5 Set'; wknds too. 2ll aervlce. Free est. 642-4055
N•wsp•per Dealer•~fp MISSING From Colle~ Park Walnut, C.M. 642-QSS
For L.A. HenJd ~am1ne_r area-2%' high, 35 lbl. blk, LOVING care }'OUl' children Floors 6665
in Costa Mesa. Be in busi. brn It wht ~male dog. iny home. H.B. By br-day· CARPET VINYL TILE ~,for )'OUI'M"U. Cash de--Reward e4 2-1022 or wk. 968-6746 LIC CONTR. FREE EST. posit rtq'd, Wr1te Box RP, 834-5370-
2662 Lincoln, Anaheim. ==~· -~......,..,...-..,-BUIW, Remodel, repair * 540-7262 * Openin9 ~ for 3 People WHITE female whippet, Brick, block, concrete.
lf you want to work part looks like miail Greyhound. carpentry, no job too small. Furniture Restoring
I. lull ti Good · Vic Balboa Blvd • 20th Llc. Contr 962-6945 _a_ Reflnishlnn 6675 nne or me. in. St. 540-0)8 after 3PM. •
come In your an!&, No ex. Heartbroken! Bu•lneas Servlcu 6562 Furniture & Antiques
perlence nece:uary. Phone1,,,..,.,,,,--,...,---,.-7",.,, ltefinl1hlng & Restoring.
833-0651. BLACK Labrador female FULL Charre Bookkeeper * 645--0991 *
FIRST Offering, just comp! 5 AC, undeveloped. Lake 20 HRS. wk & $500, $546.40 "Saki...Jo" needs p/time work. -·· -
L_egune Beach 5705 4·plcx H.B. Close in, llurry auures apprec, Hunt, fish. mo. Women ok. Write Dally Call 543-191.9 968-2078 Gar.J·nlnn 6680
NEAR Huntington Harbour •-ls d ~-T k lo d ·~ -•
• New "rrlplexes. Quiet area. UPPER DUPLEX, 2 large ~~; 1S~~ do:~._"'s? ~~~~er n _., mo. Pikt. Box l'll·l003 LOST: I.RISH SE'ITER • yng ----------1 LANDSCAP~E-/_G_A_R_D_EN_IN_G_
Lrw l'I: 3 BR's. Dishwasher. bdrms, spacK>us liv nn, Wally lofcCoy 675-0116 G"'ET="AH=E'°'AD°""'--;~.-... ~, ~boo-m. •YEAR around food stand, female, on J une 6th ' Cabinetmaking 65IO ?-.faint.-R.esidcntial, co1nm'I.
$l50. Pet ok. (2l3) 592--262! fireplace, front porch, large anytime. In-; Antelope Valley $3900 or beach area, N.B. ,.......,,.==.....,.-.,-.,-.,.....,------~---Oean-up. Lawn removal &
or cn4) 846--3559. IO&ed Please call 613-2910 YOUNG pe-acb-taced love Bill De Britton install. Spmklra. \Veed kill-* 2 BR l'i9 b&. patio, pool. sun deck, c garage. CUsrDM 6 units • prime Rldgeerest $1995. Small dn. -========='! bird loll on 119110 vie. 21462 Pacific Cit Hwy View of mntns-partly ocean, loc. Owners 4 Br, den, 3 Tabor, ~ 642-55116 &1&.6682 Money to Loen '320 Cay &1Jolsa, N.B. 645-0468 in&. Desigm, Lic'd. Contr., =t i;·i:= ~ "A~'tk ::1 ~; .:;. ~ :.,!~~~~-!~i:.~~: =; Newberiy Spn'nas 1 TD L LOST-Ellitlsh Pug, &nh"ttl Huntington Beach u::_~~~~~·
ott Garfield. hi-school, 1\-ii blk to bch. """""" "6 st oan to Sebutlan. R e w ard . You are the win!l('r of for Gardening & small land.
NEW 1 Bt-blk to beach. $135. NO dogs. Two rtliable OCEANFRONT e 642--8892 or 89J..2443. 2 tickets to Uie .,,. in 1 alt~·~,. • Silver Velley ....... p g serv ces c .....,. ......
Ze ~~. :!:i!: ~A ~~~e4~~~~~· $195. After 5 Units, $125,IXXI. Xlnt terms * Wouldn't you like ycur 8% INTERESI' ANNOUNCEMENTS ORANGE COUNTY Serving Newport, CdM, Cos.
14th. 53&--1319, 673-1184. S?o.iALL 1 BR. util pd, bar, ~E REAL~ 494.970-j own hide-a.way? 2nd TD Loan •nd NOTICES FAIR " EXPOSITION ~es:~~· Dover Shores,
BEACH Apt, l!itudio, 2 br, private, 2 min lo beach. * NEW 6 UNIT * * Wotildn't you like )'our Terms buC!d on equity. Perton11ls MOS at the WE AIM TO PLEASE
2 Ba + 2 er. 1 ba. Adults. $145 mo. 497-1153 eves. By BuUder. Near ocean, H.B. own lake? ORANGE COUNTY
no pell. 219 !5th Sl, No. 7. Alto, new 8 unit & 4 unit. Buy !'i ACRES. available 642~2171 545-0611 * Al 7 FAIRGROUNDS Cornplete garden Service
$1'ia ?.10. Lovely 2 Bdrm. 147-3957. in sul:H:liv~ion _ this can Serving Harbor area 21 )TS. one• J I lC lt Reliable malnt., expert clean. ~1·'=-~="""'.=--::c:-;--North end location. Call: 3 2 BO units l:i Tustin. Lo'" n1ake Your dream come Sattler Mortg•ge Co. u Y • up_ Call "l"earlesa Fred",
• 2 BR. yard, gar. 1 PLACE REALTY 4M-97Gt vac factor. Well landscaped tn1c!!! What are you waiti11& 336 E. 17th Street Yei. tt'a ~ faull FlW' ft. Plealf' call 642-5678 ext 329 962-4914.
child ok. SllO. Rel SIJO MO .• bachelor apt., utll. $36,500. Owner s.i,74827. for ?? ANNOUNCEMENTS corded messqe that will between 9 and 1 PM to ciaiml'N"EW=-.1.a=w=.,.,.-.-........,--~;n-g.
req'd ** 84?·2:t>2 pd. 2 Blks to beach __ 200 "man.made" Jakes In •_nd N_OTICES ~ ~;!:t call, • yOU:r tickets. (North County Complete lawn care Clean i:D;;ial:=~,:=:=:';:c°":,RESU:=:=L":rs"=..!..P"LA=C=E=RcoE=A=LT=Y=='=94".-:'.!lIDI':: Business Property 6050 area, fl11h raising, Cishlng, toll-free number is 540.1220) up by job or month. Free 1-1----·· -\Valer skiing. swimming -Found (Frff Ads) 6400 24 Hr. Recording estimates. For lnlo calJ S•nf• An• 5620 Santa An• 5620 FOR sale by owner, 7-unlt elc. etc. ----* FULLY LtCENSE.1.l"1t 897-2417 or 846--0932. 1-"=;.;..;..;;..;;..______________ modern MEDICAL DEN-Located 18 mil•• E. of BIKE Jn vie. of B&lboa Renowned Hindu Splrltuallst. C1rpenterlnt '5f0
moc_A.rthur . 'U;llage
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N-Railing
J w.dt « .. ., """"" , ... ,. .... o( .-AC-.."-
1000 F. Jl«Artltw Bl•d.
....... '--540-8497
T
--LAWN & Garden Care TAL CENTER. Good Barstow -l~way all the Theatre, after 6: Advice on all matters. CARPENTRY beautification, weed;..., &
return. &ood wri te -oft , way from Orange County 673-3383 Lovt.Marrlage,Buslneu MINO ~· ..
Consider home or! in tradic', s....-."f~. mar-.lou• d_; FOUND. . h •·tter. ,._,, Readlnp given 7 days a R REPAIRS. No Job deanup by college 8tudents.
••• ,,.. •J --.u. Too Small. Cabinet IA pl' Reas. ~7363. Calina Bros. See 5911 Hell Aw.. 118. alr, btood for those sinuacsl, 540-l 2 to entity, week, 9AM-9PM m N. EJ I: t b cablntta.
CaJI owner n.t: 846-3221 f\luch activity goine on ln Camino Real, San &IH 0 • r JAPANESE Gfl.rdcner i\to.
eves. or 2l3: $-1810 days the area, good time to buy GOIJ> let )'OUtb center Oemente f92..91l6, 49'J.-0076 561!1$, U no umr leave Rale. Gen'l Cle~Up. Ex.
tennis court.a Cdl.L •~~=~·=~~~=~ ~ ~ lL .... o. -r. Reas. t."ree e s t . C-2 lot, 50 :c :ZOO with 2 and aet started on that 673-1071 e WRINKLES AWAY Al....,._, "'" ~
BR house on rear, near ranch you've always wanted MA' 0 lri•h •·t-r ,,.,, [)o. Facial rtJuvenation. Look 10 Q"ALITY \"-•-11, ml-&43-22l9.
E. 17th. Owner. 64&-45&3. Ol' that flshennans' bide-a. he;;"'y P&rlc Vn'i" Dana toalyn yaunpr.Aproven, "',1 ... UUUUll. s GARDENING : LAnd
ti73--7413 way. Point 4""m21•~..,13:... non.surgical face Uft. Phone een consb'. & 1:arpentry. clee.nups. Spkr sys, roto-ce·
CALL O\VNER 516-5nO ==::-~::---,'~__,..,-".,·;..,,..., BEAt.M"Y MAKERS, n4: Fm consultation & quote. ment work, Yancey .
Buslne11 Rent ii 6060 anyti1ne, FOUND Fem. Irish Setter. 531.1752 or 539-6821. anytime, Cflll Ken 645--0044., 548-1235. 646-QfSJ.
DANA PT-blk from harbor, l'.S. L~i.rxer parcels klao 54()..1915. NO Woman's skin need ever REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS LANDSCAPING gardening
on Del Prado. Office or available.· FOUND -Muon's too1a. Call bk 40. For intmmaUon * CABINE"l'S. Any •il.e job pruning, trl~mlng and 25 )Tl exper, ~ mM1\l'aUnt. Call after 5 p.m. 1!0ft 1pe.eto l!XXI &q. ft. $1!!0 ffAwAtl acreaa-i for sub-to Identify. phone MS.1330. A·l Small job •pecl.alist. 548-SD.
mo. lse. 49&-J.&12. Bax 11• divlslOn 29 ac .to 100 a<:, SU.2753 COI..ux:J'ION of Fine Call Gordon. =---===..,..---
Dana Pt. $«>00 per •c. \UJ. · Liai.9on FOUND Pf'arl bnttlel near Je1ftlf'J' for sale. Call for M6.&54S GEW'L 09n Up, tree serv.,
N Be h 1.,.~ _..,,.....,. '"=-,,......,..-...,..0--.,. weed kill. roto-1111, ewp:irt ac Co. 64&--0732 N.PB, and 32rMt &l appouuuo::nl u,,,..,.,.,., 1 GEN. Ji;pa1r, add, cab. sprinklers repalttd,
sz; 11q. ft. store space 3337 833-3388 '66 Chev. Sta. Wag.. netdl F-lc•, ...,_1;., .. marlite. 646-.5843.
Ne\\1>Qrt BIYd. acrou from . dri t Ph'l tlel"'"I"' v.... ..---... .,.,,,,_,,.===-=-City Hall. Mr. Ervin Retort p,.,_rty 6205 FOUND Paraktet in Ytt 0 ia t"' .... or Anythlna:l Olde, m.4459 AL'S LaDdscaping. Tree
6'1S..100l -We1tcllff area. 548--6411 Eut, ~uly S4M215. -"moval. Yard remodeling:.
• LAKE ARRO\ . ALCOHOLICS Anoliymous C t C lo ,,_ -·h ha 11 I t 1 SMALL store Corona dcl VltEAO • FOUNO ... B~auUful mate Phone M2-72lT or wrltil to •men. oncre -..... u ng, o ccanup .
?ilar, rent or b<-. Mr. $tSOD moves )'Oll lnlo beaut. Bluepoint Slamne. Lovt1 P.O. Box 1211 Oollta ~ft$8.. Repair spmkln. 673-llli6
lfardacre-6 T 3 • l 6 8 9 or 4 BR. 3 BA bi-levtl hOme people. CdM 675-5406. C::.UENT WO~~ job n: JAPANESE -LANDSCAPE
fl.U.-9787 'IA'/ &JI modern l'On-YOUNG, m-•-, bl1ct. """""· •-~-------ti '410 "'·llm' H,.Sl..,ufl.I-.. e~. _..5 Ctan--up f\talntenance venh!.ncn:, h"tel $5000 worth uc "' ""-& ~ r.a · • 1.:a --.. MACK '* 342-8442 cosrA &leu: 600 sq, fl . of new tum It drps. Abo ha.ired dor W/IOme ,..'bite. OFX'ORATIVE CONCRETE!-;===·"°'====
oftlce, 9XI !IQ. ft. 1ton:, Bro clMwhr. dlspl, blln vaarum, Found vk:. Irvine A NEW ChlropracUc houri 10-I DRIVES-WAJ.KS.PATfO JOHNSON S GA1tDENlNG
1111. ft. shop. * Owner At.f ... Fllf lnte~ In ea. PaliBadel. PH: sa..9105 p.m. Dr. Don A. F\eld, D.C. """'' .~ ... _.., Yard ca.re. Ck'is.rHIPI. pltn-64f>.2130 445 E 11th St Ot &C2"548 CALL ......,,,, v·-o.u Ul'.I(, 1prlnklcra. !l62..2IJ3,'.i, nn. $39,000. Call MG-00 round-Female tortoLse aht.U • '
Offlca R~al 6070 or 548-6103 e\lftl, kitten, San\119-D:wtt Shotts -L -1 N 11· ....... NO matter what ' It ii. )IOU Complete Y•rd Ca,.l ~"""-""---'-' YR. A'Round. SAN MORITZ NB 646-5881 -"'--~~ --.Tim 54G-4837
OF1'1CE SUTI'E: 2 rooms HOr..IE. 6<,4, Assum ab I e DIAL direct 60-M18. Chal'l1 f WIU. not be l'ftl>OMlble can Ifill It wil.b a DAILY JAPANESE Ga rd e n in g
It. pvt. r.r .• 3.'4 aq. ft. $~ loan. Sale or tradt. )UlJ' ad, then sit baek all( tor aey debf4 othtr lba.n PU.Of WANT ADI ~71 Suvtee. Ntlli \\--ork. Oe~p
mo. SfMm Bkr . .OWner &GO&•t ll1cee 10 tbe pbOne rlnCI my own. Ntf E. Welton 1(S, m1.l11t. 968-2303
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51().09M after 5 PM
hfOVING, Garage clean-up
& lite hauling. Reasonable.
}~tee estimates. 645--1602.
YARD I Gar. Cleanup.
Remove trees. Ivy, trash.
Grade, backhoe, 962--8745..
Housecle•nlnt 6735
*HOUSECLEANING
M•n & Wife. F•1t &
Efficient.
Call 541-5114
Jl.1csa Cleaning Service
Carpeb, wincJOws, floors, etc.
Res. & CaQunc'L 548-4111
TROJAN MAINT .. CO.
Comp! hou8ecleanlng, olc. l
apts. Bonded. (Z131 797-5ll2.
Janitorial Servic•
Res .• i:: Commc'I. 642-6824.
EXPERIENCED MAID.
With own ll'anl.
541-9357
JOE'S CLEAN SERV,
\Ve do Everything • Res &;
Comm. Free Est. 54s.3126.
BAY & Beach Janitorial
Carpets, windo11.~. noors.
etc. R.e5 &: Commc'I. 64~1401
lnt•__rior Decorating 6737
*LET me help you with
a room or houseful!. Ask
about our frtt drapery plan.
644--0696
Ironing 6755
WANT YOUR. IRONING
DONE!
all
!J6&.4233 --~.~JRON=IN~G~*-
l\'ly Home, $1 Hr.
Pick Up & DC!liv. 545--7641
Ironing -My home
11.25/hr.
64Hi64J
\\'ant Your lmning: Done?
cau .....,,,
6790
\YORKERS Available: Any
kind of work, anytime,
Cleaning, lawn work, etc •
EUiclent, reliable. $2.50 hr .
Ask for John or Nk:holas
64&-0015.
Peinting,
~!'"rhanglng 4ISO
METICULOUS PAINT.
BLUE OlIP STAMPS. INS.
crew col, students, Int~
houses. Exp. Docks. 675-58l2
RETIR.ED Painter: 26 yn
c.'\'pcr, Neat t:. honest. Non
'rinker. Call ~l.
'* PAPERHANGING
&. PAJNTING. * 968-2425
INT. & Ext. Painting. Local
ttfs, llc'd, Ins .. btt eat.
Call Chuck, 6-15--0SJ!l.
PRO~ONAL. 30-yr.
exp, paperhanaing A pailJl.
lr:g, rrom England, 968-7461_
TR.ADE, PaJnlinc by llcem.
e1l contractor lor truck,
rum. or t 642-llM
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'Sl ltVlC E DI RICTOllY JOIS a l!M'LOYMINT :JOU & IMP ~OYMINT JOIS &-IMPLO.YMINT JOU & EMPLOYMINT JOU & IMPt OYMINT JOIS & I MPLOYMI NT JOBS i IM'lOYM INf JOll l IMPLOYMlllfl
Painting, Jiii WMlod, Moft 700t Jobe Mon, Wom. 7100 Jolia -· Wom. 7100 Jobi Mon, Worn. 7100 Jobi MOii, Wom. 7100 Jobo M.n:W-.m. 7100 Jolia Mon, Wom. 7iOQ ThMtrlcal 7"11 1"1p1rh111tl.. --. ----_...,.. _____ ,
VIETNAM mwN Ever think. you'd be good MAIO.part Umo. Call In ' • Sal.. SIRVIC I CI NTER ACnNG *•1.~. 1 •IJ~-·. IEXT1ty' ! • . penon, lluntlnaton Shon• , n MANAGOIENT~ty Employmont, • •-Dol!OU.....ttobtatuJIUmo • -t llin l!,. 1D8' ? Motel, :rum Ocean, H.B. f . GNWld noo. dlltr!bulinll ...,....-, ~ ·-• ... 1ona1r Do $Sil. Ud All materla.I ~ IWants to Yi'l)l'J( and U\le Ill a se g J..ll;C urance. t W'f'Or opportw11ty avall•blt wtth WI....-• , .. ~~.. ::--;.~ rb: NU dllc1-.1tne p~Uon. $11. per rm + Otance ~nt;v: Personable' 1 k ... ,..,. ~'"" ,.... .,...
pall>t, 1.oct1 r.11. can Jack • '"°"'· 1n1e111aen113 "· 01 Mutual f unds? MACHINISTS µ f :::;s:,: ":i,':;":7 v!:d *S.c'y/Adm ...... uoo ~ ~~ =:.:.., '\
""""ar'&31-mtl• With _,_ and I DAYS ONLY er:J onne ""'ri•nco. u ,... can ~~u, + lmowlod&• .. tho -btlllllllty .....
PRdiiSSIONAc Pol'1)1n1. ·-•aoldltr Ior '~"· nvee tnlent' coun15eling? "'°""""· O>J""'"· ....,.i~ ·~·•· .,.Pt """" ro1tt until "'" Neat work. !:'lne painls. able employuaeaL WWow e TURRI T LATHI e _A. trai lrtct _, .. ,_..-..... II plelo ... _,r::. "'-··" I I •nd abl&. O h di'd U • h \VARN£R SWASEY SETUP n and d acUvtUe1 •s.c•y . , ...... , ... itrso ......... r•-com ? ·~~r. w'"" ' r. '" Pleue call &t&-tnl • yo ever WIS OPERATORS a enc.u of other• your urnlnp can Conatr or Arclllttcttu.J" x , It IO '111E LONDON LA·
spfllYln&', &CX.'OWI. cc.illJll:!ii. ========::. (I ii be practJc&J.ly unlimited. per titt A 1W 1 . CUNA ACT .,. R 8 W0Rl(.
t.ocal "'"~ Low I"'""" Job W1nlod, you CO_U}d Sell all three? · · E.>cperll""' In nloo, ' ' SHOP m!Pt .. able In hflp
Roy srl-1358. Womtn 7020 Permanent employment EJftc. ·S.c'Y ,, to $600 m&n&1tmenl, military, •R--• /E •• ,.,. you, No prevloul experience
PAINTING• ·-" We're one of the few who•· now In all three. Xlnt. company benefit• For Gen•t Mir d.. ·loci co. ~ Y •crow ····.-... ne-··-no ,.. ,,.,,.... . ~--ua. Cl..,. ._ Ovutimt d!vla&on. , . let.thing, publ.19 tpealtin&, 2-3 Y!"t Elef"OW txp, + top ~· ot W. excluai~
Jngs. SU prr rm. lnter. PROF: Nufte; · emHetiftd And we're ready to otter. the right man an nwkttin&: belpf\11, Non~ llkilla/:dn't btnttlts. &n>Ul> wW only be accepted ~ror:u~~~~~ will a«ept It, private cue :x~v~ ftale~ 1~~tu:r· ~el~! .bjo~d PERSONNEL lNTERVIEW Sec'y ......... to $600 ~= ~~od~t• In *S uponaattafactorypenonal
wm;X. ~ ... tine : "!i:.~flor = J,~ busines!':cRePi-e:'ntin~ a tirat-:teu .: :,~~:~MP~~ ~ ~~. ~ id lkilll rnemae and w ww'tzo:! ~:'°Of~;tfd'~t · $450 ~~th*"~~· * )VALLPAPER 1,( 64thl593 d.,.1. billion company. With a lralnlnt ulory 1 ''"'"""'' No door In doot. ORANGE County' PiO/eS.
Whoo you call "Ai.c, Exp'd. Lady to cater to $850 a month plus opportunl es for a · Shur•Lolr Corp. Soc'y .. , , . , , .. to $600 !No ltnowledaO ol ""ml1try *Acct. Clerk .. , ... $600 •Iona! Repo.....,. ,.:,., .. So
54g.1444 646-4032 p&ttle1, Refettncel ditlonal income. And prospect.I hl&b 1n the Conatr. bcklmd ht]pM for requlrtd) Call Mr. Lund at A.ccut. w11. txper. ln A/C, Cout R.epert1:1r7 .. oa.rias
0 .,..,...,. • C2Ul 639.lSJi * five-tlaure range. 1300 E. Normandy Pt., bulY YoW'IC V.P. ot "1n't co. either-?n-7621. Room 200 A1P • .ome ~ 11 lit public s u mm•r
H U""""" docks, boat•, AIDES ... tot conva1e10tnce, Santa An& or ~. Call t.tr. worklhop. Call 1•1 ... ostf
& n y th Inc-every t hlllg elderly care or family cart. If this !OUnds like your career, call us at Cl bJk. N. ol McFadden. Inc. Stc'y , $535-$606 Gtllarte at m.-7921, Room 500 Newport Center Dr., NB betwn 10 ... 1 .
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rt~110bl!J-1!'r'!<1 .• For fm: Homemaktrl •. 547...$881. 714-542·58231. Ext. 821, or write P .O. Box ~ blk, w. of Grand) hr-p P1 for material &: 200. · • Suite 200 By Appt. 6f4.4981 l!WSIC Ltuona, )'0\11' baaw. ~· ~·~ 1016, Santa J1?11, We'd like to beor from you. ·==""'""+---,-,--~I mf&r direct PAINTING _ Ext.·Int. 1S B OOKKEEPING-Geo1 of. MAN To aulat mir of local or. SALES SERV Sta Attenaant. pt. N.8., CdM, C.M. llrtd"
yrs, expor. '"'·Uc. Free ::iu.n~ru:'~: .. ~1:J=o=b=,=M=,.=.=.w=-=.=7=100=';:,= ... =M=..,=.=.=w==._=7=100=1=,::: •i;:a:,•",f't, Sec'y/G l'rl $55D PUT YOUR SALES ~.Nexi>'docnJy.Soo Jmy, ~ 11 ,.._ N.A.
Ht,.....,...l C elli•1•. _,, ----------'" __ 1 WH&ht~!Oamonly. RJ«ihl.,.;. lor·~·,,.,.. EFFORTS WHERI -•WJ>~ .M. -·=·~·=-·===-==-
543-S325. CLEANING ., ""· uu.""' M..r R srcltlte<t. • THE ACTION isi SHAMPOO c1r1. Call ... M1RcHAN0111 ,011 PAINTING-INT. &: Ext . a day, own tramporta n, COCKTAIL WAITRESSES # GIRL FOi' General • Kept. appt, 675-fi070, or apply ln SALi AND Tit.ADI
Hlehest Qu&llty. Lowtllt · $3.00 an hOUr. 836-6748 Experienced only. N l r ht Re1taunnt help, Will tn.tn. Large plush medical ofc. Personnel Sec'y to $150 Sales • oriented company per10n, 328-A Marlnt Aw., ~--
Prlcei. FUl1¥ exp. In•. John work. Bd 11row n' 1 Apply 3021·8 IW'bor, CM. needl la.I to 1ehedule appta. Soine •xper, rtq. for ~ ~ rapid open. Balboa ltlt.nd. flumlturt.. IOOO
673-U66. Jobs-Men, Worn. 7100 Restaurant. A p P;ly· in &: handle aen'l rectptlon du. mter co. sion mt.kei choice owor-SH 1 pp ING CLERK-Exp
1·"'sro="R"'Y"s"1u_e<:0_&.,...,o-ve-,h&,-..,nacl ,;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j person.See Roy,31106Cout GRANT'S tit•. Start S3.'i0. C&ll Gloria tunitle11 avaUahle fGr ce.· p r-tferred . Marin e
$99. J 1t91'Y 1 1 ucco i: COHwyMP'AN!So.OLqull~~:._ KaCOY.A5IO«lMSTAL.AGRNCY S.C:'y ..••... ,,·,,, $521 reer minded men with eye Hardware, Cotta M.e1a 1
OVIR STOCKID
MUST SELL overbanr $149. Ac1t. celllna: • N-...... ~r. Ji v e g PW-challng, conitr bckarnd to advancement tG 11o.1e1 Send applkatlon to P. 0.
$l3. per rm, Min. 3 !'nll. dbilifteS in. Ref's req'd. 536-6108 aft FOR 2790 Harbor Blvd., C.M. wUl pt th1• job. manaa:ernent. Box 1782, Newport Beach. Tw!nt 149.9!1, l'uJJo $Sl.95,
Queena 119.95, KJiwt $119.95,
Twin .... Hetdboarclo $7.95,
TNndle Se,. $&9.95, SI ....
<t !o!u 1119.911 l Up, Studio
Couches 189,95, eor-
Oroupo $189.95.
616-(]5n & 631 .. 119. anlfmifeCl 5, Mn. 11<;,hart. MEDICAL Secretary-• Ca '"'63.
AL'OUSTICAL Cell i ng& , COURTESYReal~ilaaood GUNS Imurance expe rie nc e . Acct. Clerk ,,,, to$475 Prevlou1 ule1 blclc:around ST"'A"T"'r"oN,,-..,A"u""end.,...., °'Full'°"-,.&
painted. will add a:lltter. $13 ageQ.C(Y place to work uk Bob 64i5-0400 M~Fri SaJn...12. It 1-3 yn A/P, AIR exper not as important 11 earnest P/Ume, Appl,y Har b or
averg. room. Mat. Included, · EdY.vd1 !J62...T7Sl apeclafu· 2 pm...S. req. deal.re to l\ICCffd, You'll Mobile, 3195 s . Harbor, CM.
< ..... llW'· 647-95.\1. .G IRL FRIDAY 1'« in H.B. A F,V, . NOW INTIRVIEWING Medical Frnt Ole hnvo lull M!OI pnwnotlon Sl'RAIGHT StlU:h rnacllloe
TWO UCLA 1tudents ~ Right Hand to two busy men. * DENTAL ASSISTANT ft FOR SALESMEN. Bookkttper .sec·y. Exper-, w/ Jr. Stc'y .....••• $400 and adv. llUPPOrt-button bole button macll: SIESTA SLllP
SHOP money. Exp'd hou 1e Phone, fut accur, typ &: id Front dctk only. Good '6-1, lns. fonn1 Beaut. otfict1. OpportuniQ' fOt' rrowth Jn +Draw Plan Avallab!e tne operaton, full or part
pt.intel'I Frte' e11. Ken bookpfl& bckgrnd, Prop Mat aa1 open. Dental exper-. nee. Jntur1t tn the outdoort Beach area, Oul1tandfne mkt dept of land bldr, time. Appl)i 2075 Lquna 1!12'1 lbrbor Blvd., Of
544-3074. or R Estate exper Beach areL Call btt I am and ahootlne required. job, avaU. now. Start $400, + \Vo111: COie to Home Ce.yon Rd, Laguna or call
2 BR. APTS SGO. l ncl's ac· · ' I: 9pm. S4S-3540. Full lime only, Please Call Gen1 White, 540-6055. 133 Oovtr Drfvt + Car Plan Available '97·llll. """"' Mil(! Cat. Hwy, Dam pt
cout. celllnp. Steve, ORDER DESK DENTAL A11 t. 4 Stcty, apply in person. COASTAL AGENCY Newport Beech +Be an aacdate or H. w. sro=RE='""s.~•~'1.E=SMAN=~-~Mulno~~
••• '"9 Heavy phone, type 45, gd w/ Exp., HB, ~2728. 2790 Harbor Bl, CM 642·3170 ""·"-"t --w...1 Calli. H•-' l SU-Ex -Open Dally 164 '"°""""'" 962-2'36 968-5782 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Other fee/tree ;lobs avail ...... ,. .. • "'~"-.. .. uware · p. fil\ll'!S. Prtv. related exper, RE Bl'Oftr. necessary. Send application Mon, •. nt, lG-1
Photography 6170
CUSTOM PHOTOGRAPH'/
ReUOOlble -Phone Gordon * 847.f745 *
Ple1t1rlng, Patch,
Rtpeir 6UO
* PATCH PLASTERING
All type1. Fr:ee e1tlm&te1
Call'4().W5
Plumbln1
MKT. SEC'Y
Gd Sec'y Skilla. Mkl exper.
Top local tlnn, rd benefi ts.
PAYROLL
PERSONNEL
MUsl have min. 3 )TS pay.
roll exper, Lite E.D.P. I:
typing. BUI)' job fllr dctaU
minded career girl,
DENTAL RECEPf. EX· BETWEEN U PM. 4570 C D to P 0 Box 1-N wport ASK FOR J4R,. FORBES tm~I r. +Group Htalth bllul'ance--• ' '°"' e 20 PC. ''MADRID'' PER. MATURE. m 'l Newport 8o1ch ~.000 major modJCI!, Ber.ch, Ca 92163. 3. ROOM GRQUP
Call 54UU4 1750 NEWPORT .BLVD. • 557-6621 We Ind ~t. Telephoot Sollclton. FROM MODEL HOMES * DRIYEiij * COSTA MESA ' &6:J xec .................... 1 + UnUmlled Co-n· Charity """'"· Paid we.ltly. J>x:!-: Quilted -•
N •......a Agency for Parts Ma'n """"" on All Salos. Apply: 325 N. --· chalr, 2 •nd tablet . -0 _,,...,e11c• GENERAL Intut'l.nee Agey c G' I CE"T WITH THE AC'NON ;R;;m..,.=•10,,.,,s;;:.A:;.,...,,=== table,2lampl,druNr,mfll. Neceuaryl M-CdM ••• "--Ex .d· oreer 1rs NOW. cw.: TEI.EPHONE OPERATOR .... boadlloud, QUiited """
.... ·-··"·~ p . 0 11 Sal lSun ~-• ~ 5 Mot bave C!lftn c.JUomSa Retume PO Box s. CdM E
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, h11·. Churchlll (714) 815-3:233 ,,.. pm •~11·P ma........ pc •~•-.......i. A~ " ••r• ex-all -·-.. xec. IC y For counter work, Muat have ,....__ 1 Daya , 228 Fore1t, Lquna Beach d1nlna room: tiblt 6 t bi. .......... .....~ ..... ...vunu Pl h ,..,._ ffl Pn! expertence. Apply tn pereon V)l"<'ll b&clt oha1n. Yl!LLOW CA CO. man. NatlOMl Auio Glul 111 ........ v. 0 cei to 1• to ptltll manqer. 5 Day1. Mra. Ruth Jofhrt THIATRE CX>MPARE AT 1749.tlS
Jiii I!:. 11th St. 21n ...._. 01yn Rd • .; • V.P. Top tkltll 6 '"'°"" Oo!<d satu<day & Sunday. "7 Mormold MANAGERS ·-a.ta ~ ' ...._ inc. TRA VEl. from lime tn ,,. rd ,,.rr
EXEC. SEC'Y -=~""'iiT.c;.=-1 Bch. "" Emmitt H ..... tlme. Youna dynam•• .,... Harbour V.W. L1guno Bo1ch Ha 10P • t111ve •na.Son No &nm Pmta, Only m ... T,P cam .. r Lady w/aoo<I &MPLOYMINT Mir. pie. Gabdel Vallty A Orange WILK'S WARIHOUSI
WATER Heaten, dllpoaera, exec. Sec'y bckemJ. SH 100, OPPORTUNITY Hardw&n! More salnrnan, 19711 BEACH BL., M24C35 You are the winner of County. ~ a1 t·1r ow Ing IXI w. 4th St., Sa.llta Ana
tc S7 50 hr lyp 70, Po!R & well groom. FEMALE • Rf'aular hours W. H. WRIGHT CO. Exec. Sec'y HUNTINGTON BEACH ~ ticketl to the Edward1 lntmu. Resume MA.STER Bedroom Ht ...
e 's..imr!. 6'2.osoo. ed. hlon (hnt Fri. Call 833-0600 126 Rochester, C.M. Prettiae poatt., Cd. aldlll. • to: French Provlnclal _ made:
Ext. 2036. Aak IOI' Mrs. Pen. HELP YOUR Min. 01 board meell ..... Pub. H. K. Butterfield ORANGE COUNTY l .T.C. b Dre 11 lD ... -... ... _ ... ,te
PLUMBING REPAIR SEC'Y niJliton, after 2 Pl\f. HU9BAND Uc contact. Xln'' t;ncnts. 111 Emer•ld fl"AIR & IXPOSITION 140 Wtat Velley llvd. _Y cor:i.ttna: .... ~..,.'tri;i. No•jo~ ~all 1 Girl Ofc. AcCl.lt, typ & SJ-I. EXECUTIVE Secl'y -ottlce You n11 um up to $12.50 Balboa Island •t the Sen G•briel dNIM.r, ohnt on cbnt,
1-====''°"'°"====-I .Prev. R. Eat.ate devel. exp. mana1 er--w/bookeep'1 in an hr. tUdng orders from Stc'y ORA.NOi COUNTY THE BLUE BEET ~headboard and two
Remodellnt & er helpful. Mwit ~ ibarp, knowledat . Super l~ your friends,~ and 1 Girl Ofc, Beaut. offlce1 on You are the winner or FAIRGROUNDS 6'f3..9904 .. DINNER COOK . nleht st&Ddt. lMa than'°'
•MO well lf'OOmed It. capable. teUJaent-SUper attn.et.Ive. rel&ttvt1 for Studio Glrl'1 Say. Gd 11dlls. Exper, tn 2 tickets to the July 14 .. 1t Start $30. per ihlft J1C1ce whln purchutd at W.
{:.epalr S/H T5. type 75. Xlnt career beaut. Good HOUlebtplnt R.E., Constr, or with a d~ Typ t1mt ~ J. Sloann t )'Uri aao '900.
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.. WAY -··'lN ~-TRISH HOPKINS ... l!lon w/poy )Utur., 2 .......... WIGS, WIGLE'tS. vdoporaoo<l.lnltlate'°"'a. ORANGE COUNTY Pboteue ca11, 612-M711 ·' ut. !211 "1,tpart•• 1n' ,_,,' 646-lnt. • ,._. ~ .. .,.,.., 488 E. 17th, Suite %U c.r..t. 1irl a~U\ltl marlne Fllll le eo&metlcs! pondtnce. Sell tlarttr, Xln't FAIR I. EXPOSITION twten Ind Pm to claim occura e, "",) "-¥· -;1'°7"'P"C"'.-K=IN"O,...,i"l .. Z"lr
repair. WI.lit, ceUtn:, noon 642·1470 busine.1. ;mo-s700 to •tart Tap prorlts. No territory potential. at the your-Ucketa. (North O>unty1._6'IS-01_=11==~-,....-llDROOM ;~·1<N94o job too small ·~~~~~!"!!!!!!!"""''I &U-9t01. m:tr:icticm. Also ttll where ORANGE COUNTY toll -free number b 5t0-1220) W.\ITREUES For German ~ 0 Rata t in H B W Lar&t 9 drawer ~; mtr-i,,:,;,.,:,=--,...,,..-..,--,..,-ADMINISTRATIVE Trainee. EXPERIENCED'Machlnt op. )'OU W'Olic. Fl ttme or spd.re Otn'I Ofc. f Al ROR UNDS SALES ... Would )IOU like uran · · ' mp. 2 beda1de tanc1t K1nC
OEN'L remodell:t,.: &: maint. Some col.I~. accountlnr erator for draperle1, boon. Sid• Jlne OK. Ph Gd accur. typllt, diet.phone, July 14 • 1t to work 20 bra a wk A ply cutt Bavarian eo1tume1. !':; beadboud ~· -.nt.
No job too 1 m a 11 • cwrscs. Good typist, llgh.t ·• Call Ms.-32« toll tree UM21-«K6, or front ofc. Phone•. Oftlce1 make $1007 Wrlt1 Box M Put~tlme. 968--4300. ed mattreu. ~ti, '.J;k. ::~~· ~.!::· & shorthand. Career future. EXECUTIVE Secrttacy tor write STUDIO Ci f R L on Bay, pt!:':!e~a~l=l~ ~x!iJ! 1031, DI.Uy Pilot '!ct~~o: ~ 11E:" eta, elc.
53&-89!5 k f Call Lon.inne 6 4 5-2 1 T 0, Fa1hlon la!Md Stock H 0 L L Y W 0 0 D , Dept. your Uclu!r., (North c:owity e ~Y, txpe:r. for A-wfficendi. L&che~: Cholct ot Spanllh ~~;~· •• or We9tcliff Dr. N.B. Brokerage. Good 1klll1 NC27, 11461. Hart St., No. Order Dtsk toll·~ numbel'. lt 540-lttl) JadJtl 1peclal~ ahop tn Ritt. ~. eve a : or Modem 8tyl•
Roollng 6950
ROOF Repal.rt of a.\I types
17 yrs cxper. t do my own
work. MS-9590.
S.Wlnt 6960
SALE: Lace &each Coats.
$12.95. A $33 Yalu. Kty Say,
17S3 Orange Ave, C.M.
&ti-12S'l.
Tiit, Ctr1mfc 6974
BABYSI'M'ER, mo ther '• req'd for Wt paced olfice. Holl::;wood, Ca. 91&6, for 2 Yl'I. eicper, ad. He1vy ==cc-.,----=-LI.fun&. 49'--19'9 d 1¥ 1 61MS7'f ALL l'OR $Mt
helper wanttd.".for l & 2 . ~24'2. full Wo & tree 1ample1 phones, gd w/figure1_ Stat, RECEPT.-Cashler • Typilt, ~ evtl. 1~'---·-.,._..,.,....,,-.., Ko down pmta, onl>' $9 mo.
yroldgirll.54Q..8701 Experienced by mail. No one wlU ~ 1¥Plna, 50 w.p.m, pt. time. Att ract, ap-SALES-Carpet drapery YtQW q'laD for abt9Pinl &: WILk'SWARIHOUll
E You on )W. All rt'Pllee COii· pearance, zd, telephone ealei. Expert~nced. Must bt receiving dept, full time. 800 W, 4th SL, 81.nta Ana AR po L 1 c E OFflCERS fldendal. Pb today, Clerk Typlat voice. w/ co. benetit1. alert. S93-244.1. Penn. Mutt have driven DaJJ,y 9-9 Sat M SUn JU BEAUTIFUL?? Stutlna pay 114L Ai• 21-33 HOUSECLEANING & C!tUd Typo 50 up, dlctaphOne, pub. ..,..... SEAMSTRESS I Cam Ileen•. 11!i. wk. In 11111. tuRNlTURE re.tumed /i&n
It'• all in the eye of the tie-Yl"I, 5' 9" to 6'5'", 20-20 via. ct.rt. $50 wk plus nn. &: Uc contact. Intert1tlna &: dU. RECEPTIONIST diapes. MAJO~WAY 1: Apply •ll AM. 9t6 w. l:th dllpll.y ltUcilel, model homo
holder. Check the TV com. ion, 20-40 corrected. H.S. board. 5* days, Rer1. PH: ferent type bUI. CLERK TYPIST Weit 11th, C.M. :81::·=c=.M='.======-u , deccnton cancellation.
mt. you watch and if )'OU 1rad. FUt by July 19th. La.. 54G-9212 Doctor1 o.tticea, H.S. erad. Spt.nllh 6: Medlt.erranN.n
feel you're u pretty u ltUJla POllce Dept. 49'.ll.24. HOMEWORKERS (tnwlope 410 W. Co•tt Hw y. Non imoker. Trlm, neat ap. !!_~~lnatructl~n 7~ R D FURNITURI
some of those people, call w:. EXP'D. only, part · Ume addreaaofll wanttd. RuJh Newport Beach pl!!al'"ance, EneraeUc, 5'4" ~ 1144 Newport Bl., C.M.
CALIF. CASTING CO. FLOJUST. Rel't re q' d. 1tampod, tel! add. '"•" 646-3939 or taller, Requlre1 "'""Ina. Sl!CRET ARY Cl11111 ..,.,, "'"' 'llJ 9
U contlnulng it's search ror Weddingt etc. Siie.ad)' 1; Kiuack, P. O. Box 1350, Apply In pert0n, TUt1,, July Wed., Sat. 6: SUn, •tn t
a desire to work on TV or H 0 USE KEE p ER ..Full 842-2670 Don Quixote Motel Medical Group, 7632'21-t St., Intere1tlng po1IUon In ac-"lheet.t, hetdboard (iiO'. everyday people \vho have lucraUvt. 6'15-629l Garden Grove. Ca. 92640. MOTEL MAID. A PP I 'I 14th, 1-4 pm, WeatmlNttr .Ji Q'UUN" Sbt btd, 1_,
modelin&: ;jobs $75 to $125 FACTORY-Mlle, all lhlltl, chlrle. Wor-kin& mother. U 2100 NeWpOl't Blvd., C.M. Weetmln1ter. counting area requlrtns n Antique IODd oak roem ;;s~"v.r.:k. Ti!:t~~~ ~. pe: d:ii:~~~~R~ver. f;12 btc:f!!'·~~~.wors!; yr. old boy, 5 dm. Car ./ ?o.10THER'$ helper, ltve RECEPl'lONlST I: Inatruc-!:e~ :~~~~~ J"', Mqnavox ltft'tO, f
No ""'b too sml, Plaiter-pa-AUDITION * J~ Caplltrano. req'd, $2'.lO mo. 646--5545 ln. room and board plus tor for Beauty Sehl, Apply: electric typewriter and / / / •l• tpkn SJX). Lawn 1o014, mllll
JV -eves or wlmd. $100 mo. 4.M-&113 Girard'• Beau!)' College, hOtth&nd ._N-an.dWrt.t.ing &1ua lampe: A brto+brac.
tio, i..,:~~,~~pair, CAW. <n<> 83>-8282 FAT & UGLY??? HSKPM Emplyr paya 1,. MODEC • F•mlo" or Artl•t 1895 Nowpol1 Blvd., C.M. 1 ' .A. Ii Shown by -lntment only. !:::========-JO AM to 6 PM U you are, we probably can't Oeorp Allen Byland Age~ Exp., w/reterenct1, natural 646-2919. CONTACT • 546QJO.
6977 BABYSITTER., llte hsecln'g, use you, cy 106-B E. 16th. S.A. blonde, 5'2". Ca.ll 492-5327 RE=ST=Au~RANT==."'eou,.-n"'ter-g""'lrl MARILYN WALLEY na ~f.d 3 __ JT_D_IV_AN_l_1!i_.-Jlla-tdllna--I
T;..0.:..P;.:1.;.0_il______ 3 boys <2 9ctli) S140 mo, CALIF. CASTING CO. 547~95. Models • Wa.ltres1, 10:30 AM· 2:30 (714) _546-8030, Ext. l!iT &rm chain $20 tacb and
TOPSOIL. N\1rogtn fortified bl.by due Aug ($160 mo). 11 continuing Ill tearch in H 0 U S EKEEPER/Babyait· N AT I 0 N ALL y known "PM, 5 day1 a week. NO wk, ottoman $7.50. ALL IN
re<lwood added, 837·7000 or 5 dys, 8am-5:30pm. 645-14~ Orange Co, for a variety Of ter, live in, M •tu re photographic team nted1 cmdl. ld€!a.I for housewife 3333 Harbor Blvd. to start July 14 GOOD CO N 0 1 T I ON.
495-4632. aft 6 types, for work in mq. me. Permanent. Ph: 962--2564. models, 1'.todel fce1 paid. w/cllildren thru achl period.. Colta Meu, Caljf." Sti-2331° after 5 pm
======== BABYSITTER. Rt I lab le, ~ellng, TV comml's. A: ind. HOUSEKEEPERS &: prac· Cate,gorlei needed: children No exp nee. H.B. 962--8243 at tht
Trff Strvlct 6980 dependable woman, 3--10 5 filrru:, Gre~t pay, pt. time. tlcal nunet needtd. at aa:o 3-5, \\"'Omen ag• 18-30. R.N. 3 PM to 11:30 PM. MISSILE SYSTEMS Ntwport School JeO/BE!T oU, lk 1ooJ:. ~
days/week. 3 children, fd We iare client pa1ct. no fee, Se.Wyer Home 646-6T1& Send recent phol08 10: John Supervieot. Wk. end• oft DMSION of But I Mii Sptnilh IOfa b t
BOB"S TREE SURGERY
ls bit.ck oUerin& lho aame
Yme Quality Tree Service,
* !541).37118 *
DON'S TREE SERVICE All
types, Lise I: Ins. 2''ree
E1timatn. 6'2-S584.
TREES A lhrubs: pruned,
shaped, remove or retilanl.
~ )'I'll lac. 338-2528 aft &.
TREES, Hedin, lr'lm, cut,
1tumP1, removed, hauled. 30
)'1'I exp. !"lllly lnl. Mi-4030.
Upholot•ry 6990
FABRIC SALE
2!!00 Blue Chip 1 t 1. m 11 t
Jo~REE. 2-pC divan &: chair
$69, lnclud1• fabric •labor.
All WQrk d<llX! In 5 da)'s.
Free e1Um1te. S21-6474.
WU.UAMS F\l.rn &: Crpts
nttover • npelr e dean.
Beaut work. 64l-1164.
Window Cl11nln1 6H7
PROP'ESSIONAL WINDOW
CLEANlNO.REASONABLE.
60-llll alt 5 PM.
JOI• ., liMPLOYMINT
Jiii W•ntM, Mon 7D1IO
salary, Ref. 549--1907. Not a ac:hooFRl.EE , Hou-~.;. !or , &:: Ruth Mechling, 1704 Ptrk Lido Convaleecent ATLANnC A match end tbl1. l\edtc.
Banking &dul.x..AL~.i:.n. ·+ a: Thunton Or., La1una Hoep. 1445 Superkr Ave., lnqulrl11 lnvltecf Xlnt oond. dys: 5C7 ... 'f«JI,
TV SCREEN TEST '" ,_ .• '!'.:! berm 5, Beoch, CA 926.11 N.B. PH: 64~2410. Call only RESEARCH Aak for Nono Hoflmon alt6: 646-<265«""'2219 PH' 1n•> ---board. ~· fr a AM to s PM ' um/ **TELLE R · --54G-9ll5 ans. · 1'10R.GUE a: Au.fo pay Corporation FactOI')' ditect i trom CEXPERIENCED) 10 A"f to 6 PM . a1il1tant. Part Ume, ex· RN for ICU, all 1h!ita. Xlnt 557-6621 Mobile l:lome Modtls
P.fust bfJ able to t)'J)e FOUR SEASONS HOUSEKEEPER Upper-Bay cellent pay. Send quallfica· "'Orkin& cond.'1 A benetlt.1. ~ CLOIE OUT SALE
50 wpm. Please call PUT YOUR SALES Week=2:~:· ~ sc~ tions to Box M·IOOO, Dally C.Ontact Director ot NURS. A Dlvlalon o~ Dlac0Ver e o .... t New met Beach Blvd, H.B.
962-x.51. EFFORTS WHERE J:J;,,RS Exp'd t. 1· _P_il°'--~~~--INC, C.?tt~~ Hosp, &111qU11hanna ' Ceretr With The MED DR ta'1t a. 6 di's
BARMAID-Young a at-THE ACTION ISi Good pay• worki~ ~r.: NCR OPR * Equal apportunlty employtT AIRLINES LR. tet. BR •ti, Dinette
tractive. The Sandal, Sunset Ot.ll after aPM SU.9393 Pluth ofc, kleal beach loc. Sale• aet, lAmPI A mlac. llG-23al
Beach. 592--9182. Se.les-orlenh!d company ex-RIDAY Exper. will pay off! Start SEE OUR =''=' =s·""",..,.-.:==r:o:;-perlenclrig rapid e>rPt-naion JR. GIRL F Sl50. CaU Cloria ~. A natural for younc people EXTltA Loni twin btd. oot-
Barmaldl-Ex:perlenced makti choice opportunib' Experience Not Necessary !Mo.6055. $ATURDAY Ad or * SECR.ETAll.Y * who want txcittnwnt p1uel tee table, end table, TY
In penon alt 5PM & 6PM available for carett minded Excellent opportunll)' tM un. COASTAL AO I NCY Call Mr. Gill.rte Beautttul New 0Ulce1. ~cket agent? Air ~c~t? 1et, couch. tic. 21.M On.np
VEGAS ROOM 5"-9006 man with eye to advanct.. encumbered, attractive, out. 2790 Harbor Bl CM ;:,~~x~ 2XI GOOD opportUnlty tor alert StaUon a 1 en t1 ~ Ave., No. c, c.M.
CAFETER.lA WORKERS ment to llle1 manq:ement. going lifl • ace 21 to 30 • Other fee/frff: :)Oba avail I, •••• !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! aecretaey, to work J~ wt ~?Ramp or trawl &aentf CU.!rl'OM Wood bar wt~ Univ. ot Ca. lrvine now b to. learn ce>n1ttvcUon bull. ,,-,=,.------1 · N 8 d 1 I We II traln )'OU tor these ... Cit -·iu <n<I .,.,., ........ nc6* Hand10me one air-1 of-Nunlnc Sale• paced ' · a v • r 1 • . burnt orange leatbet h&nd ' .. ':f:!':' 'C.Je~~ w ~ ..... ~::;,~ 1 D•"" ~ flee .in Oranae Co. Airport RN • Callf. lletnM YELLOW PAGE In& llfiflC)'. All 11dll1 tncl. and more, day or nlte. We raU A 3 bAr 1t.ooi._ $UO.
,... -.,~ district. Good atutln8 Wary 12 PM to 8 AM thilt SALES 1horthand reqd, Xlnt aalDJ')' Include plaoement a.utat. Call 8»1337. ~:.~~i!,~~~~ * FRY COOK-Graveyard with lGts of frlnge benofitl APPLY In penon: Al the \Vnt's mo11t aggres. A: benetlli. Undm-30, Ph: anct!. cu=S'f6:X:M7'Spo;:":nlt=h.""2:-::camcl=°'I
necewry. By appointmtnt th.lit, Exptrlenced. available to rlltbt atr1. Ac· HUNTINGTON BEACH 1lve le 1ucccasrw indepen. * 83J.l670 * Elt. 21 )Tl, Approved tor oranae 1Uk chn, r 1kft1
only, ~. ~A~:lt 'i'°~'ii~ c.s:f.OP curacy and neatneu a~ CONVAL ESC ENT tie.it 10caJ .:"~hePago.~.?° Stnior Secretary ~~~· ~.!r~n~-tutlon IOI.a, caMd wood Will
*a.ERK TYPIST t0lule MUl)I'. 1YP!na: 40 HOSPITAL llahen, ee ..... t Souiu.:1n tor adv.rt111n1 aaency. "'....,r tht --.r Jam.pa. &t6-44QO 2'~ULL or PART TIME. Wpm min. Ute ten key add. 11192 t>daw~. H.B. Calif, market for 21 years, FrftlUre Pict. MUlt haw 1tudtnt Joe prosram. 23.. RCA color TV p)O, 4
APl)llc111onJ beina taken tor EARN UP TO Sl PER HR. er and h&ve math lncllM· Of S I wo are Wldergoing a well excellent ikllll, poile, tron1 Alrllnt Schools Pecfflc hi..back ch'• 6 md tbl lor ~e~ ~~ i!°": .co10 FUu.ER BRUSH co. tlon. slwJrthand helptUI but TrlW.ec. lo uperv ~VEL. tboulht out eX()l.llllion P~ ornee appearance. 25 to 30. 610 I . 17th, Senti Ana din's nn $100, knc-a bed
54a--S745. not ..,.,,lrtd Wll11nCnell to $540. gram I: mUlt add more men &auW new otf1ct1, ir.-.. -'-RM pi, 968--7900. wpm and perform with •c-..... -· ,_ £xctpt~ career -. 10 Y•-Pag ··• * "'"1670 * ~ ·;;;,;.,;,"=,-,-=-:= curaey • vtr\ety af elertcill n.tu t1mt woman dn11 cJerk, learn and attitude ITIOll .. , .. w/ou11ta....f1 .... na1'1 ~"Wiu our e D<Ues -'i>rA-BEI> 6: chair, tadr live.Wire only, Box. P.108 portant 'rtlll job hll un-........ · itaff. r.&mlnp arc high il SECREl'ARY Corpante BEAT 1be hl&h coet of lelJ'Do t for f:1ano1 duties. Statdnz aalaty $438 De.lly Pllot limited· future tor ICll'l\e girl. train glr1 to trawl U.S. Ell:. the "l'l'l'lrk challenaing & crea-* • fl.bric. Grta
pc-r mo. C&ll Mrt. RMtner . handwrtttna: to ptn8U pajd, Top benetlta + tlve. Exttnalv• clusroom & k-gal dept. Shorthand. typ. inc to 1'111 AJC rental and room. Beat otter. lll,-017
at $9ddlebackCol.1e1t. (114) Oel F rid. Sec'y Reply mown profit 1thar1rc ft.nl.ae In 6 field tralnlna will be pro-1ng, tome le1aJ ~r. fli&bt lnlt. :Reuonable. 11)' FRENCH PnMnc.l&I , •1•
83'1-9700/499-?lll/"96-4.950 i\ttrlcl a like pmple t Ter. Box •P 1070, Da.Ut PUot. mo'e. c.11 .Miu Vtma vldtd lhoee mtn selected to dell.red. 13'1~f0!> Ext. 31 , at the neafby Oranp Coon-drawer double drMMt A
COi..u.:croR Small claim1.
t.1uat bt abJ• to t)rpc. Call
Mr. Youna at Collection
Bureau of Western Orange
CounQ>, 64.2-7960
rifle C.O. need1 you! To $400, LlVE-lN HOUMkptr to 36 !57.fl.22, AblpJ.J Abhot Per. join our growing firm. u you Secl'ttar)' Part Time ~A~ Call John Qulnn, mln'Of'. $50 • .....,1321 Call Gerri White 5f0.«l55. yrs. tor middle a ged eonntl ARency, 230 w. \Var. are ptl'IOnable, IX!&t &. have Speed A aoeuraey a mual "~ LOVELY l1aMJ --
COASTAL AGINCY bachclOr, am. lll•TY· UH ner, Suite 211, Santa Ana. 1111t1 experience, plc111e np. C&IJ 14M414 Bf'11nntr rultar l•11on1 Uled ... -. Matcb, lo\'o -
2790 Harbor Bl., CM of car, pr!Y, nn. to &NW!r PAK'r TIME Pb' In penon at 608 E. SERVICE StaUOo s.JHllW\o /oUI:, blut., clulkal. Reu ••11 Pn_"'-5.3l)..tQ"I p,
Otbfl:r let/free Jobs avail. pho~ .& t&dy up. Pb. ews * MASSEUSE * BtoadWI)', AMl'lelm, l\fon., Meebl.nle. Utt mechanical n.te1 PH: Ltt 64-m.7. -· pt)', •
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS Old )'Oil evtr think of I W&J>o
Aghast -Elope -Silky -Ina: that Whl~ Elephant In
BabJed -oont SlOES. tM title for .50JT\Clbllla )'OU
Genera l Office $4Sii. k wknd1 96i.o740 PH : 54S-o22U Ext m Tuel. or W~.,.July u 114 A WOl'k. UnifO'l'm& 6 tool• BUSIE.ft markotplaoe tn Compltte ~ae ot fUrninn
Goodtyplng,plusmathabll-MAINTENANCE Ma:t!i, 1Mhal9t.mor7pm orln. fumllbed. SaL. Comm, town . Tht DAILY PILOT applianc e ,~
fl)', caU Loraine, WNtcW! matum semi rtUred, nper. PATHOLOGY ~m. terviewinf. Mu!t he ov1r 30 yn, m.u-Claulfted tectlon. Savt tweepor •tc. Reaa. ""'*
Pft'lonneJ Acency, 2M3 MM :WM. SUn. oU. Pleue £n Exptr1tnctd, t\111 tlrno, Luakey Bl'Of: ,It. ~ .. lnc. rtcd & deperid•bte. App: money, time Ii: ttfort by DtAL direct M~ ~ A dllaeler: He talkl In can use? Try the 'Trad1n
stel'.'OPhOnlc 11tyle, out or Paradl.e column In the Dre.I·
BMi-t SIDES of hi s mouth. ly Pilot \Vanl Ads. _______ , ___ , ___ _ \Ve11c1Ut Dr., N.B. ""770, apply Lone ltan&er Rut, ~ApplyP1rt0nntlOept. Servl111'1.he\lft1tS11lCttl949 2SOO NtwpOl't.-C.M, NO. 1bopptn1· .from )'OW' ~ad. tbaD ail b&ctr"u4
DAILY PILOT \VANT Al>. 1'1?i02 Bet.ch Blvd .. H.B. ·• llO&g llolpllal, N.8. PILOT WANT ADI I &42-M'JI Pl10N&CALLS.-armchair. lltten to the phone ri.1111 ..
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1MDCMANDISI FOR MERCHANDISI POR' · MERCHANDISE FOR
SALi ANO TRADE SALE AND TRAOE SALE AND TRAD!._
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MlllCHANDISI FOR
SALE AND TllAOI FREE TO YOU TRANSPORTATION TitANSPORTATIOM TRANSPORTATION T~~RTATION
Boon & Yachts 90IO Boot Slip Mooring 9036 Molorcyclff 9300 C•mpers 9l 20
' C£RMAN' Sh•pherd CLASSPARtO'c:omple:te: c.-tTn AV'" •-... -w - -...... .. crou-bred Wk. Whitt: Is tan. IL IP ....... _.. -o;>W.l" au.. -._.,.. I ...... - _ ...
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* SPECJAU ANTIQUE AUCTION
SAT NITE, JULY 11, 7 PM
V lo·"-._,_,,. w/Sn I: out""""'"" mo--. bet.m allbo&ta, IUlodtl 3'. TM~" TEAC AJJBJ Tape dtci< • lldf MOVING "" '"•· ,,_ hOma. • pl .._ taNr. nan. L u, Sabat, E>1<1"on, PC, .-
tevertl!!. Xlnt-cond. fl"il). to 270 E. 17th St. MB-M!ll, 309 Monte Vl""' doll.¥ & boat eov. an 'ln 5.5 Mettr, Feather, Etc. H'--~ a
66-2708 Hlllgr-n Clf". July 20th S ...... C.M. !/LI .. lbape $:175. 613-032, Beat la!pt, "'°" desltable -.I.•~
• Bob's Auction has been commisslon,.t to
• completely Uquidale 1 Igo. anUquo shop + .. 2 Ii• important estates.
8 TRACK Home stereo taPe Larger facll. for custom 10 lltonth old female dog. %1' SURFING OUTRIGGER.. dock in Newport l:l&rbot. SB
pll¥t"'. 90 day wa:m.lity, JeWclrY, Jewelry 11.1ppUes 11 ~~ Dachshund and % Custom built by Phil Moans Aptl., m Udo Ptrit lll'fRIEDLANDfR'llt OPEN ROAD
$'3 •peakera $7.50 5)6.30'JI. rockbound equip, Complete B ta I 1 e ' Noedl ~ Edwards. $200. Need• work. Dr. or phooe eves. John Manufacturers ot Ametica's
• Aµ shottld be sold to highest bidder.
, . line ot cut's ~pplies II home.Ur1ent, Call Callafttr6:00pnt.65-011l Robe"!1', 61>4t'l2 or John finest Luxury/ Recroallon
Cam•r•• & l>cua:tom cut'&: on «edit.. :;.;7 .. 7968, 7117 17'ii' BirchcnJt, •IP' 2, 40 B Kingl.eey, 673-8711 Vehicles.
• Sile Lo last till all Items sold. E I t t300 Open Tuts thnl Sun 'IWO 6 wk old pupp.les. -e-qu Pf)1•n Ooled :P.lon. Poodle/Terrier, wbt w/tan, HP, compe.s1, bait tank, etc, Boat S.rvlcet e New caffipel's
IMpO<llon S.turday
,Ubl1c De•l•rs & Decor1tor1 Welcome
NEAR New Mamaya C.33 5 M GEMS To good home. no sm. Sacrifice $300. 642-4480" from
w/80 mm &: 250 te111es. Pft!1ent address children, Male Ir. temale. 16' Cabin aulset, 6lps 2, Fiberz.la&s &: Gelcoat $9'S
Best ofr over $200. 644-4665 2750 Harbor Blvd .. U·A 541J..lll43 7113 30 HP out~ elee &fart **Rep&.l.rs** ~,. M•sa * ,...-y U 1, P·-Sootly motor &"trlr: '850. 54()..~. Free Estimates 548-1752 •Large &>Jcction o( """ _,., ery rgen . ... , New and Used Can1~rs Sporting Goods ISOO Rear 01 College Center puppy, tree to good home. -•-
IOl'S AUCTION
-----Female, ve1y friendly w/ S•llbNts 90IO ~-""-'-•-1• ___ 90_31 OPEN ROAD
FUU. Set Spalding 6tainleu Misc. Wanted 1610 children ---------an::v • -vs ··Ith ·-~ ..... Ri\. HARBOR BLVD
204 W.' Chapmon, Orange, Calif.
Phone: 538-114 1
O...n.<:I & Operated By Bob ford
Auctioneer: Bud Gorrelson
steel irons-collectonl---------. 64SC301 SAILBOAT OWNERS new wt~ drl,;, R=~ SANi~ AHA, CALIF,'
itemir-belt evtr mad~ WANTED. desk, chairs. file 2 Beaut, FtuUy female 'Kit. b.uncbins 4t dry •~. 0/H. 6(2...2307 Lika new '69 Hodak& Att (5 ntllcs w. of DislK'Ylandl
each. 644--l508. cabinet. adding machine. tens, grey & wht~ and attY 28n Newport Blvd,, NB 100 &: ~waald 90. Both (TI4)' 'l3I-K50 • JJl·ll:lfl
u.s. Ptwr Super Sport wet ~G-ll,illl:! sriped, Also 6 wlrs old kM'& ==,-,,,..""""'--,.,...,--.-&Mt Ch•rt•r 9039 H~~!..a~-w~?~·~?M New '70 Datsun 1ull Never used. s 6 0 I ========= ha.ired calico female kilten. JOIJ..Y Roger 24 tbg 81p.1----------~ ........ no .._...... _,,,,
546-081l. Machinery, Etc, 8700 _548-0813,_,==-cc-:-=-:-;-Sips 4. galley, bd, 01rys '11' T,roJan fly Brldae Sedan Call 663-2527 1600 OHC, Pickup with camp.. ,F;.•;;.;cn'-'ltvN.;.;;.;.;;..._~_..;IOOO-"-'.;. S.wing._MKh1na 1120 Standud He.ct ski&--~----lo AUXED breed puppies 6.6, cov. Xtras. Slip avail. ~ ~~~6• ~. 1970 YAMAftA Eilduro OT-1 .. er, ~ P~ S2099 dlr.
1· Like new -Make oller 32 cu ft Quincey compressor. lo Must scll. $3600 548-6442 • · .~Actual mi. Cherry. Best I• "'""") Will lake car in
Bedrm set, OOllit $400. asking ~...... ~i .. -•-•A" _ .:. G'lS-6912 aftef" 5 Single stage w/9\i HP every co r, long and short --offer. 132 w. Wilaon Sp. trade, -Will finance prlvule llOO., 'Captat.i. table le 4 ""''." ~-~ wv.urv""ma..,., , .. Wfscoosln en .. , On base. hair, need rood homes a.ft 13' Metcall-xlnt e cnd. ~ii• Homo, ~,.-party Call 546-41!52 dlh toi:. u-....1nt ttfr'"'""' ll!&'·za& beaut. walnut con. 7 5 RUSSElL Surfboard, .... 5:ll wknds. S48--0l83 cttlce witrailer I: 2 &ets of aails. -~---'---'-32• CM • or -. ..... .,... .. ....... ml. akes button holes,. almcst new rot t v en Al9o 35 gal air tank, 14 UNIVERSALS, 24 ..-. '61 J)5 Yamaha B>g. Bou 4.;.94..;·977!;...c·.;.· -~----like new $1963 . e. m • It' I .. ,~~---s..s ~ '1/14 $425. 673-el94, pvt party .;;;. t 41 . V ' overcasts 11eams, blind brokentn,S75.6'rs.M33aft6 cu cy ..... t"'-'_. .. com-frornJ9.15(1. , e xtntcond.8 4o;I t. tnt. II eng, New
OfHce Fumlture •10 berm:, del1gns A: etc. Guar. . preuor W/3 hp eng & cage. il\lpies Pl' Doxie, Pl' cocker DINGY. ~t condition $50. 2 BR, lK baths, family nn1 * 557.Q38 * ·AC/gas refrigerator. 3 ~ . $44 cub ot am.all pymts. Miscellaneous , 8600 MlsC prt51Ure & au & es • abt 6 mo's old .Male loves 1690 Samar Dr, Mesa Verde. fireplace, Truly delWfl, See ,70 AM Eqle 250 MX. Xlnt bur.oer stove~ doullle sink.,
Retln'cl 34X60 wood deska. 545-8238. ' , • 548-6178 after 5 Kids & cats. 836..f.194 ot Se.t-&ul-Mon·lM them today! <:Ona. S600 or bst cash ofr. Good lires. Slf!t'ps 3. AJl l
$89.SO e Retin'd wood arm SINGER Auto zig-iag 6 mos T. T. Rhyne e MFGR MOVING 530-15.16 LIDO l4·No. 1121, fully ,6Ta-668J or part. 646-t277. !
r0tary chairs, $29.50 •We old. No attaeh needed ~ '4446·C1mino El Molino Air oompresson, sp ray 2 BEAUTIFUL .People equip'd incl trlr &: cover. New 24 x ~ CONTIN£NTALl:00=~eo=N"N"EV=1:c11c:E"°.~Xl=nt 8' Full cab-<>V('f camper,,
bave the largest selcctio."' r.1g.u.g, button hole 1, Capitfr•no &.ach booths. spray guns, paints, oriented female kiltem with Xlnt cond. $900. 644-2902 ~ Cambr1di"e. 2 BR, lam-cond. $900 or best cller. fact, disconli~ucd n1odel. !
_o_f µaed office turn in thil design&, etc. Guar. $39 ca.sh 'metal cabinets, tu.mace, all shots 494-984{1 eves: Fiberglass & Gelcoat ~ly rm__! 1% ~!_hs, Exll!r_IO! -968-.3822 w--6JG..2l35-_ ..J:pmpletc. .$895 •. 869 \Vest,
area. t or-emall-pa)ll'.Mr\tl. 536-6616 You are the Wll'lner ot tbfs, rack&,. Pck'a: miter, 833-51144 days· * *'ltiPiirs * * -· 18 Ka.lier's l'OUib sawn horl. 1969 DT 18 tree! 1 gal 18th St., Cesta Mcs11.. '
Mc Mahan Desk 2 Ucketa to the wall plaques, picture Free Estimate& 548-1752 zontal siding. s e ' FORD V8, auto, chassis 1800 Newport Blvd. Mus·ical 1 11 1 __ .. ....,.,. Lovely young Cats, Kittens / ,._ w/ex.tras! $625. 11 . M2-8450 y rames, a uary, ...,.., ... ...., .. , males &: f.emaJell, need Im-KITE No. 121, 2 saW, Call eves. Mr>-1082 mount cainper. Fu y equip.
-======== _•_n_•'-'-"~...,,--''_.. __ •_t25 F~l':t.A:~ix~~~,;ON etc. 64~289. 549-2868 mediately a:ood homes. goodPh. ~ ~!,.d. it ion ' ~. Chapman Mobile Homes.\=A==s.===I====::. ped, good eond. 33,00'.I ini. OHi~ Equipment I011 -at the lO" DIAMOND -Lapidary 536-1387 i;t•~~ 12331 Beach Blvtl. uto .rv Cl Sl84S. S4.7-?650
Model 4700 Worfitur organ, ORANGE COUNTY saw, Power.feed., =F=R=EE=ctoc-good~~ho,-m<-ytll-oo-w/ 24' AUX Sloop, head, galley Gai-den Grove & Parts 9400 '66 DODGE Van, imn1ac. l
1970 OLYMPIA 35 electric 25 base Oavier, external FAIRGROUNDS 548-7093 wbiteTomKUtyhealtbyand dacs. N.B. S2200. or. trade ...: .. 5.2930 ----------Owner, A real price, A·l
typewriter, =i.:olfice Leslie speaker, \\.'alnut tin. clean used to being tied for car. S9'Z-1011. --;:;;;;~"==--4 TIRES, H7S.15, blk walls, mechan, & body. 546-l4.2B ~ i • 1'1o ind back Locktr oovor July 14 • 19 FREE TO YOU COSTA MESA wi""' '""· Xl"t '°' mo u" I ble in yard, will deliver in CM 13' l.1etcall No. 82 CAMPER 5,hell 8' Ci\b high, trom --caie-neW, 6 . large enough or ch. urcb use. Please call ·642-5678 ext. 3291 ---------& nearby. fi42-9846 1114 Xlnt cond. 2 &ails MODEL CLOSE.OUT camp·r . e1c, NEW, Cheap!
Sold ... w -~~ ~ .. u cla PR-Y ~ and .. ~., ... ,_ 9 new mod·' mobil• horn•• Also 4 nu Corvair wht iusulate, good condition, ttjit 11.l,ght me ol uppu ......... r•u..~ .., between 9 and 1 PM lo im r..~' vi-.nge ww ~ pUP, fo•-t-~-r-,,.oglo """· '"" tn.iler $550. 646-8180 -=-847-0lTI anvtime. at S600 Ph· 842-1962 ck (N__." ""-·· ki~n and his brother and ""'"' are being offered at reduc. sldewa.l.JJ: wfrlnu. ~1557, ·v half ol original ribbon from • · · :your ti eta:. ""u• """"''ty Joo'·· lik• '"-blk t•rrl•r SABOJ' · BASS LIFIER tnll ~ ~ •f "'" ·-1 slater all wai1;""' tor "'""· "" --T ed prices. All art: aet up m wan1-•. ""~"" F·~ •·'"-home typinl o.f a few leUen FENDER AMP -~...,e num....,.-u .,.,,,...u..w -..-"-y lb •· JtL 1 yr old. tibrgls, xlnt cood. "'"' ""'* "'"' -.-D B · 9525
DELUXE RICKENBACHER 7 wks old, tame, weaned, w m mar gs. <11 mo. beautiful Greenleaf Park, l for •59 Ranchero une u991 , .. ___ _
by doctor moving to non--...._ ._,___, ,. • .,. V--'-'"" """" 7/14. ~. 67s-5548. lie •--..__ ~·'-~i: BASS GUITAR .....,. ,.,..,""""1U ""'"'° .....,_..,...,.. ==~=~~~-....,-1 m uvm ocean. · 545-0906 ,69 D B
electric -t. ---=• ,.....p * 675-6404 * area. ~2182 7/13 BEAUTIFUL kittens to Jov. SANTA ANA 22', xlnt cond. Take Newport Fwy or Har. 4 FORD map with tires, Une uggy
ahowt late March purchuc ---------BLUE Ch.ip Bonus! 2 books ing home, with children. r-fany extras. bor ffivd so. to 191h, then good condition. $95.00 alter Roll Bar, Reverse Wheels
for $315 sell for $250. Call FEND·ER Stratocaster, per cat. Those with are Please call alt 5 p.m. 675--8859 west to 1750 \VhftUer Ave. 5:00. 615--8917 Perfect for weekend fun.
963-0357 e:venlnp tll 9 and Feoder Leslie unit, Fender well behaved, alttte<I, adult 962.-23i19 1113 Glalll! Sabot-NEW" Costa Mesa 642-1.350 ···' ._ fZZB ~5J
tnblt times durlne the day. 12-ltring; Belt o I fer . cats. Moving East 7-15. YOUNG neutered adult cats ,. $249 Complete BAY HARBOR ~""'"~ ... ~.· tram -..es, .. Full Price $995 4!M-1971 54M353 '1/13 --UVYJ _. ... ffiM Electric typewriter, ===~~~---. 1:10rne Siameae and 1&0me 111..r"";i Mobile Home Sales 642--0143 BILL JONES
Model 72, $250. ELECTruc Guitar, red YOUNG Persian mother cat domestic long hair and Sibot-Xlnt cond $195 ALL NEW '70 MODELS 2S3 CHEVY ena:ine Call B.J. Sports Car Centrr * 545-71M * ='!VD==6?t~:;~5 It. her blue<4eyed kitten need soots. 548--0813 7/13 1666 Monrovia, C.M. NOW ON DISPLAY ~~5260 6115 2833 Harbor, C.r.1. 5'10-4491
)'Our love & prote<:lion. 3 Guinea Pigs 20' \Vides.as: low as $5995 1::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: '69 GLASS Buggy-50ft top
G1rage Sale 8022 •CONTELLO Accordion, 120 67>2411 7/14 54~1954 7/14 Power Cruisers 9020 12' Wides to 34' \Wides · ·I 9425 & sicle curtains. Tow bar.
IC-AR-VED...=.--.. -.~.-md--.,-1-ld hue, Good condition. $100 noon•yC.:,,;;-cw::;a:;,;;,-;;,o:-::,.::.,:;:--;, l;=.,_.,-,,7"o;;=..-.= l iiiii!i!iiiii!il~iiiiiii!i. Park Spaces Available Triller, Trave '58 chassis. Good cond, l\1ust
..., or make otter. 548-3911 I====-~-,-.,-...,.-PETS ind LIVESTOCK 1425 Baker St., Costa Mesa ,,1•.. SID'" o• ol•. 2=
heavy t\U'f'ICd Jegs, 6 leaves, Set of Ludwig drums ercycle) for flinch and kltttn need gd home. For Pets, General llOO Cutlass. Ran! buy, few in % block East oI Harbor Blvd. . 537-4011 l\1argaret Dr., N.B. 646-4200
m4gh. table, circa 1820, FAMOUS e lectric (ex· life? Beaut. orphall cat & 22' CHlUS Craft Lapstrakc * ...., , . """
•.. .-n• to 10', ~ + 6 uphol, & cymbals SJ'ra. v.·eight control. LeSI than info: 549-1346 7113 existence. 210 hp, 6 mph. ,;Co<iiita~M;;;'•"~~tn~4~>;;;540."!"!M"'"?OI , PERFECT Cond, top/sK:ie ..---YOUNG mynah bird, jUlll 2 b d radi · Spanish ..,...,., .. ht iron cbrs, Xlnt cond. 646-416% 10 hours total use sinee GERMAN Shepherd puppies unk3, bea • o, outrig-THE MEADOWS" curtains, new tires, lthr ···-~ • ol :A..-.. reached self-feeding stage bait tank St ••m Lin '70 $40 ea. Ellercycle, dlJ': mod, W I 5 lnet $250 purehased new by lazy ., wlrs d aft 6. M~ .. ..,. gers, , conv. top, r • bckt seats, new transaxlc .
.-11' CUl'V1!d sect., needs •nut p owner for just und,r $500, 6-1242 7113 with nearly new cage, both fishing extras. Xlnt for Terry•Nom•d•Oa1!s $1200. Bet &-7 PM ~·
-==64&'651===aft=tr=6 ==P=M==\ for $«), Owner moving to• water skii""• bay cruising. (I • ) E I Mot H reuphol $50. Oak secy-for sale at $325. Call 2 AOORABLE · tiger-6triped boat and 00 room. Call Top condition. near new rv1ne F:~::r~ .• w°:.ke:':: OFF road &. street dune bug·
painted f75. 16' plywd glasa PI•not &. Ore1ns 8130 962--015? evenin&s til 9 and kittens fl'ff to iood homes. 962--03.57 evenings til 9 and cover. $4600 or make offer. KY sr-a0.
boat, eog. trlr. Db.I bed, most times during the day. 968-:6188 7114 most Limes during the day Call Mr. Riley, wkdys (213) ~a:r;:'8~nom0ra~eno~u':~~ TR.A TEL matlrtw~ Misc · ooLiquea, PIANOS & ORGANS * AUCTION * My HAPPY ""' .,,.,,,., ~l; wlaxh. < 110 """' & "'°'' rompl•t• pari< TRAILER SALES
Mehold items, g.lbgware, NEW&: USED Fine Furnitutt family· baby kittens. Call Dogs 1125 •"!!!!!....,!!!!'!IJ!!!!J!!!!![!!!!IJ!!!!!!!!~)!!!!'I at 14851 JeUery Road (Sur-13:172 fi•rbor Blvd. G.G .
pots & pani, etc. 2illl Way • Yamaha Pialu ()rpnl &: ·_Appliances aft 5, 673-3558 7/14 -~------;:: rounded by Orange Groves) 111' mocks No ct
Lane (China Cow) CdM.. e Tbomlll Organs Auctions Frl"a" 7!30 pm Sm. 1tnier ..._ blk female POODLE pups, AKC, HERE'S A REAL WINNER in Irvine.Yor information, Garden Gro\•e Ffeew•• 673-5882 61J...2400 • Kimball Pianos ....., v"" apricots &: 1ilven, cham· 26' Olris Craft cabin can 893-s'fJO 53l.s5n ~ ' e Kohlu • CamAi;...11 Windy's Auction Barn PIP 3 mos old, sweet al· pion sired. Set 10 ap. Cruiser. Sl.ps 4. full galley, ""' ... ,.,. • I.II' 537-4011 HIGH cl!air S2. jwnp &eat "' V""" fectionate 846-7285 7113 inb-' '"..,." l:A .. •"'-"' J.:>L"'O.J.IN. " strolltt ..,,. crib Ii; mat-COAST MUSIC :ms~ Newport.-CM M6-868S prtciate, 'm-4445 ;!'.., .2330eng .... ~ .,., .i.,ow; !~~~~~~~~~ Small aluminum tear.--•~ Behind--·' B"• Mat'1 KITTENS part Siamese, or..,,.... • ..... 44 Ge _, •n-14450 drop trailer $300. tress $10, GE elec feedina NE)VPORT tl HARBOR .. .,.,,,. s ""6• ., OLD English sheepdoe pups ;;;;-;;:=,-,,==-o:== ....,. ne ...... ;:r .... ••
d•-• 13 ba '·" ~o Costa Masa * 60-285l domestic, Persian all CXllon. • 24' Cabin Cruiser, Excellent Z4x4l Sheraton s.r.oo •• $1995 -====·=543-0==1==75=•::= IN1 • , r ui::us •• , 836-4493 7/13 Champion sired, 1V'1 Lord shape, All around new paint. -
d ...... r $'", -~-•~. 1_ Open 10-6 Fri 10-9 Sun lUI "'•l-n --"p"ps 10 ap. ch 24x55 Paramont 241mi $12,250 -T -k
W' '""""'6 ..,., ... YOUNG adult cats from l 1~ "" &·~'"' • In water now in Long Bea . 10 x 55 Living room Expando. rue I
frftzez: $50. MiM:. itetn.11. 236 HAMMOND ORGAN 8-3 yr to 3 yr short hair and proved home $300. 494-7473 493-3996. New floor new covering,1---------
Cottage Pl, CM. w/Leslie speaker. Perfttt Jona hair 836-4493 '1113 ADORABLE SHELTIE pup-1 ·SA=c"R1F=1"c"E:-,-:J°"7%,,,-' inbnl,.. ,....,,.. • .,.,All new drapes, new rclrigen. LEASE NEW GMC
GARAGE 881e-1536 Galaxie (.'(Ind, walnut. Delivery, 3 WVABLE & ""'l'Y cute pies, ("miniature collies") fbrgls, xlnt cond. $165D or tor. $3995. ;
Dr,, Dovtt Shores, N~B. Sat, · WQITanty, lessons tnciud-puppie11, 1 wks old. AKC. Xl11L w I ch l d n • best offer. 673-936L TRUCKS
Mon, TueL·1~2 ~. $1899 This week onlyl 548-2934.. '1113 =833-,,...,1=os:;=·=·==-,,,----, Classic Mobile Homes ,..
GOULD MUSIC CO. 36 SQ. YDS. ~w wht Kodel 2 Adorable white Kittens ST'. BERNARD, 14. mo old M1rine -~-q~u~IP~·--'°-35-913 No. Harbor Bl. 1971' GMC 2 Ton
Sinoe 1911· \\'asber/d!'yer $100. Mile. need good home, Male & fe. male, AKC. good home Santa Ana 351 VG, 5 speed, 24,W> GV\V,
2045 No Mlln SA. shag s 150 G E male 891-2867 more imPortant than price. J\.f AR I N E e qu i Pm en t: 531...a571 2 LUXURIOUS Ke I v l n at or • ' • · · • &75-&54 t'!ves. Inboard 1 to 1 velvet drive 11peed axle, 900 x ~10 ply
elec, range, 40", 4 burner,' '!!!~!!!*!!!!5<4!!!!7'!!!.(161~!!1!!*~~,.1 ~':"198r/dryer $1DO. Mlsc. 9 WK old female puppy ter-1 ======,---~-trans. 2 houn use, new, 5)Mcet•SP41ces.Sp•ce1 tires, power steering, pov."er
1ge oven, slightly used.I ~ ~"='~~------"' rier and cocker , BLOODHOUND puppies • bell housing for Chev. 6 New 5 star Adult Park. brakes. Include& 8 x 20 fiat
worth $365, now SDI. 24" Beginner10111anCl111 POOL s~ ~ good 84.2--5186 7113 championship stock. cyl. or Mere. inboe.rd. Centrally located in quiet bed, head board and poc.
apt size eu stow $39. 2114 ENROLL NOW condltton sisO. 4 be~ stools 2 PUREBRED cocken 1 red Regilitered. Financing avail. Mercury outboard props 50 neighborhood cf \Ve&tmins... ketl. (34044) 2 year lease
Continental, CM Clau nartt.ng Tues., July S5 eac:h. Duncan Phyfe din-1 black 2 yn to 4. yrs 546-8679 to 125 HP control cables. ter. Close to shopping area at only
141.h. 1 p.m, 6 weeks coune ing table plus 3 He-pp.lewhitl! shots. 891·5480 8364493 '1113 -°"G°"ERM="AN..,,.-S"°HE=·p"'A'"'R'°'D:-Si~le lever cont ro Is· & freeway. A beau~ ~w $172 per mo.
GE Auto wuber, xlnt cond Sl2. HAMMOND ORGAN chain S45. ~. Instruments, marine bucket dubh'.>use, 4:'e swunrmnr: Co la t Bill A I ~-Bill $58, Pencrest elec dryer, STUDIOS, 285t E. Coast G RABBITS. so lovable, 2 AKC. S75. or best oUer. seats. Jnbosrd gas tanks pool Jacuzzi & all other fa-n c pp eut:t: or
xlnt corid $40. Will deliver, Hwy., Corona d e'l Mar. MOVfN to s ma 11 e r males, beauWully colored. 642-5816 and windshields. 549--0530 c53illi.Sti~l~~. 5.311-2930, 531·8571. LcsJUlt NIYERSITY
Master Chg a-ccepted . 61'3-8!130. quarters. Must dispose of 64.2-2498 7/14 ST. BERNARD AKC 1 1,~ LARGEST discounts on all ...., 847~ or 546-8612. bal'Wcue set, m I 1 c, ~,-mal----..,-... --... ~,.-I )"Can cld Male, SlOO. E. OLDSMOBILE furniture. table JlneM, bed· e e puppy, · ""th "··t M 1:.o .,...... marine equipme-nt. Radios, '54 Spartan Mobile Home.
CAMPERS tor El Caminos HAMMOND, Steinway, Yam-ding, cedar chest, etc. C.U 2 mo'• old Cocker & Dal ..., ' ........,. a esa. ,,_..,,,o• compasses depth sounders, Immaculate, awnirlg11. new 2850 Harbor Blvd.
and Rancheros. Cabovers aha. New & used pi.arm o.f 548-765S 962-2613 Basset Puppies paints, ere'. • everything for skirting, custom drapes. eo.~1a Mesa S.10-!1640
·-• SI StA-'-mort makes, Best h1J,Y111 in ~==-~-.,.-.,.,---SHAGGY afl-tiO· nate "irl Champion Sirt!d-$50 ......,..r and sail. Neatly landsca.....d in cne n.nu ~rs. """' or So Calil at Schmidt Music LADIES diamoncl din n • r "'" 0 "A' "-"-~• .,.. .. ~ """ '63 F d V ~··tom 1260 • -1\ CM '""'od""'/cockapoo, 1 mos. .,.........,.,., Marine & Battery Sbop!)P, of Orange County's fines! Or Qft '-""' • A.Alli"' • Co. 1907 N, li-lain, Santa Jtia ring, set \vilh 1%, karat -& Bch • :>f6....65i!O 646-5194. 7114 YORKSHIRE Terrier pup, 2430 W. Coast Hwy .• N. · Adult Parks. :space rent $45 W/wlndow". 289 V8, automa.
center diamond, 2 diamonds mal•. 4 mo, c"-m"ion si-.1, 100 HP J hn ~ "T BUY' •"1•-USED apJ>l.ianCes ,\ TVs \ ;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•f • lh karat on each s.ldc. l YR old spayed 2/3 dalma.· Sl2S 644--042S ~fl s'.' _ """ 0 son e ng • 1no. L\.Lol~ • .....,.. '-""'· lie, wide tires. Ready to go.
All' xuaranteed, Dunlap's, ORGANS Brilliant cut Sacrifice!~ tian, hou!ebroken and loves Overhld. goo:! cond. MOBILE Home-Bayfront 2 <OKL ~90) Take car in trade
1815 Newprt, G\1"548-7788 it ly to Box P360, Daily Pilot kids. 897--MSO 7/14 SILKY Terrier pu~male. $500/offer or trade for ? BR. See to appreciate. will financf> private party.
DISHWASHER -. G. E , Discount! ~IENS r&cing bike $25; roll· 4 BEAUTIFUL kittens, l AKC. Bes~~akes. Also Misc boat equipt & Cozy, quiet adult park. Call 546-4052 or 494-9773.
portable deluxe modeL $150. WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO away bed $25: rocker-Siamese, I blk. 2 tigers. hrdwr. S411-6178 after 5 PM $10,900 or make offer. '61 Ford J,~ T pickup, 8'
"""' """~ 1319 Newport. C.M. 6G-8484 red.Iner" $25; hand mower 642-8399 7/14 PORTABLE l\farlne dire<:· 646-95211. bed, new tires. brks, cllch. ~ Hones U30 le====~~--~ I '"""""''"'""""""~"""'I SW: .~port. typewriter SIS: FR.EE ]{itten1 • Call after t:ion tinder, Nav. 500, 3 2 BR, $r::iOO. Choice space Chrm rims, R/H. Cherry
KEN1\jOR.E delux: automatic ELECTRONIC n......~ Teisco 2 vinyi kitchen chain S5 '· •=sm 7114 .. """tals $15. MS-9401. en golf course in blk f tntck SllOO 5t8-2237 wa.sbtr le gas dryer. $50. ''"5tu.. 837 "'70 .....,... BAY mare lo good home. =-=·-=========::. . ~~,. ,:,._rom · · • 6#-132! ~le wtvo:x. ~p, ea. -:rt . WliITE Rabbit }~ree to You. $3Xl or be&I oUer. Includes beach. Htg. Bch. ~.,.oo '68 CHEVY ~S Ton Pick Up.
Both like new. ask $350. STER.EX> turntable, $25; GE · 6(4--0500 7/14 tack. 645--0171 Bo.t Sllp ~ooring 9036 V-8, auto, air, cab high
Philco re!rig, bn:lnie. 546-11B6 eves. wa&het $25.. Misc electronics =~-,.,.,,...-----,--; I ========-Motor Homes 9215 camper shell. $ 2 4 SO .
aJmogt new il.25. . CUTE kitlellli, 1A>ttned & TRANSPORTATION FOR Rent-Side tie for --------S3?-5660. * 646-3549 * Perf~~~!,m equip. 54s.-6178 llfler S trained. 54S-t615 7114 sailboat. 22-26'. 1969 Z7' \Vinnebago motor1-c=.,.=-:o=:-==
11000 .......... ,. 64.>22s'1 LAWNMO\VER for 89.le_. 4 "DAISY" Dog 6 mo old \\"ht Bo1ts & Yachts 9000 ' ~1608 home. eompl. sell-con-1D33 Chev plck911p truck
RCA wmrtpool w&ftr pd " $500 137 --------:o;-...,.-=.--,.,-c-= 1a··-fully I 'd Lo 1700 ••I·• ~. ~ PIANO, ••prigb• xln•t oo~. S • ,,ew .,...,, ~~~ :J, female, 642-3564 '1/13 Al · •nn 22' and 28' side tie. power h....u, f'CJU P · w .• , .. ..,...., _, v ., "" .,.,.....,..... um111um canoe ~ mileage. Bt'!tlut. decor. in--* 499-1885 * §iS-76:!'6 Furniture for aale. Call 2 Female tiger k if ten~ Could be sailed only. 633 Lido Pk Dr., Apt 1 . Priced right' M 1 ~ •••7 FENDER •··· ampr,1·,,, "'" •~4 7/U 645-2817 or 668-B Center, Ci\t 15. erm. . , · ~us '69 DATSUN pickup. R&H, * USED HOTPOlNT --... • ~ · \-'~=='=======..:.=========;..:;====::::== see to appreciate. 646-8579. fog li&hts, etc. Clean. Orig. REFRIGERATOR, ~ PIANO, -Wurutttr French :~:: Rickenbacher bau owner. 557.n~ Alt 6 P:?.1. * 54&-67S9 * Prov. Cherry, bench,. near * &TS--6404 * Mini Bikes ~ e •59 FORD io...whl DUMP
O'KEEFE " MERRl1T ..,.,. new. $150. 847-0015. ** n700 **
1100
9500
* $4000 ·59 Boun1y llunter.
90 hp VW eng. $.2500, !itu.st
be seen! Cdlt1 67~1
Imported Autos
AUSTIN
<:;.; ROADSTER. Rcblt cng,
new clutch. tires, paint &
chrome $650f0He1· 673-13.50.
AUSTIN HEALEY
AUSTIN AMERICA
Sale.!, Service, Parts
lmmerliate Delivery
All Models
J1rl.uport
Jl111port5
3100 W. Coil.st Hwy., N.B.
6-12-941'.fi 540-1764
Authorized MG OeaieT
AUSTIN HEALEY
'66 AUSTIN J-£c11.ley Sprite
convertible, ?-.fake offer.
541--0387
'60 ROADSTER 100.6, fut
cond, Pvt ply. $400.
•962-7S.l3 ...
CORTINA
"68 Cortina GT, beaut rond,
extras.
673-7320 after 1 P.~I.
DATSUN
-c-!J-
"Leaoer in The Lear.ti Cities"
ZIMMERMAN
2845 HARBOR BLVD.
546410
='67~o=ATSUN-w=AG~ON
-=========14 x 8 REGULATION pool e WANTED • Good used ... ~. gril!avator broiler, Televlslon l205 table complete with all ac-rnlnl bike &. go cart. 347..,1753 or 494-9466 E.'<tra sharp. Dlr. Automatic,
$50, 54S-645.1. cessortea. Xlnt cond. $350. 847-5900 • '65 EL CAMINO V.S, tevenied chrome v.·hcels.
NEW & USED TVl 646-3629 befol'e 4 PM, Jf. YowDol'lyAdi...;r,GvlcM M Zebra M'mi Bike, 4. JnOll old, PQWCf' steering / brakes. (UDE591l Wiii lake car in Anflqwes 1110 F -·' I • Aceortl/119 lo lb• Sla'11. "'Y' IUOO *** 4n• "'""~ trade or financr-privat" par. -or ..ie ren... . MORE Concrete patio for 'To develop mess°'.:i for-Tue!.dcy, 15 hrs on 3111 H.P. Tecum· "'~ ..
COLLECTJON or bookl on Dunlap's, lSlS Newport, CM. leu money. Artistic itel tin&. · reodwordsCDn'espCn!lngtonutrb:r~ sch. Good Tires. $80. 616-34~ '59 Chevy J,.iT. Oee1$1de box,, ty, 546-4{)~ or 4~1.977~.
ships Ir sailing, tc11ne vtry S48-1T8S Lie., call fl.lax at 644-0681. ~TAUkUJ of)QJl'Zodioeblrth slgn. Good Cond $80 Just Jlke reblt ere. new paint, $350 DOT DATSUN
!'8.ft'!. 7 Jftd Omens col-RCAl9"portab~TV-xlntLOOlaNG t~or a g track AH:.ta ~~ ~~~1,1, :~!:: ncww/Bo~1t.nu 01hocks.Ph: =962~-==~=~~~ OPEN DAILY
ared tithoa, 5t&ned & dated. cond. New picture tubt. '3$. home lltm!a t:ltp' player and NAY ti J w..-Jl "'-6l0utdaur 646-al'15 EL CA~fiNO '69 Turbo Tran! AND
Jwry lhlp model HM Sloop 557-&m haw $4l. ct.It 5J6..J021. -17-19.ll ~~ ~~;e tr::-._ f~~~ :m enr. p/1, rth, £.Z lift SUNDAYS
Nu. tDu. Allen Adler • Pim.al CONSOLE Teardrop Tr•vel Trlr. UMIHI ,n,,. 36 CG>ld 66~ Motorcycles 9300 hitch. $2495. 6(2..3428 18835 Beach Blvd. ., "' 31 tir.nt. 67 lrOft' cudoni Town lr Countcy Black I: White $tS. $195. 646-4385 t?;?. aMr if •Dirr JI w;,, 61 ~ l970 Bultaoo Ptrsarw MK • 3 8 CH EV. P , U. HU11Ungton BeJiCh
JterUrw 1Uvtr I pc Mt *'.rv. C92.c2'19 after 5 pm. DELUXE MODEL ')i~4~JUHt 1: ~.. ~ ~ ~ ~ N New $925 ca.sh: 49M&S d.Asst'!mbled, mcb' f~ ? -.... ,812--..7781.cii;i'°'~~;=.;;_:"""=
for U. 1€e coUection ol Rcluaclw. Ex. oond. 13-21-3).37 i 1 Flt""'-.. , 11 ''Get alt 5Plal. BeM oUer. ~l '66 1600 ROADSTER
OUDe1e porttla.ln. Gardtn Hi-Fl & Stereo 1210 e 646-4162 e 52.Jt.-.M :~'/: ~g'!. ~!.:: r.i..c. 1970 Kawaaaki 350 cc '66 FORD Pick Up. Custom ••~ -·-"" vue ..... CAMClk 1• a.,. .u Can't ,. ,..,...._~, ~-i •-m••-,_ ml. tool ~-,., btd ""I AC ......_. "'-• _. 4B" DANISH Modttn AM·FM Front throw rtt1 la~'T'I 15 ~ •S~ 7$$.tnfr9 ..u~ ~• un.c.-......., ~ • .,,.., • •
pUed Jmmart.aJs, pair o( MTX st•-.......,ic ronsole -r with -tchcr 1u:: .,,.....,., .&6C.W. 760t $(D.}. 613-Q!M AT. y.g_ &33-11~ ._...... ,,_ 11" ......... ""~""' ...... -.. .... ~ 11 _...., ., ,ffl.., n v__,, ..... ....,.. -·-. ...._,..._. ndio, phomcraph. tape "' e !16A-3$71 e 11~ """' 1•i.. JUte. etc. 1'ttra (.'Otta pkr -j&CD.-c.oit"'1·.-J:=~~~:;;;~,,...~1 ·-l 91to • •• "''""" 1'0tr.lrlf
pcWM, Ir iron lea pot. Very ::: :m. 4ti3 Elmbu:..i i.n' 1· DINGHY $50. JI o b I e ""="'°"'-! ~ ~;" ;c: ~~ f: IM..
old & nre Oll.nrle. black CM. ' Swibo8l"cl $3i 548--0175 nv-"°' sin. :n Gii 53 ,,_, IJ u-... wood cuwd airalgbt badt CARPET Harpin. 3 colorr. l • CClllld ~ T• u s.J01 chair. A Wl'J" nn OlinlW CARRA.RD Turntable 35 150 yd1. 50c·S<i. 1015 2'0t ~Ya.. 1So.i19'o!lul
Pftl)'l!I' l"QI. J x 6' drp~ watt amp. 211'.'.spearcn. Ex· Goldenrod, CdM . 614-1300. ~ ~ r,~ ~~':;
Lao 'hit i: a lnunort.a.la. cellent condiuon $00. Call For RESULTS )tlU can o;. ~~ ~l.: :::t\.~lfiolt,
50 ~ 11<:;1 of old Jlpt"° MM9S1 pend on, Call the Super-XIA '°a..y.., fO'World
tte n.n'td tvory. 1 Mf!ti"· t>IM.&-A·UNES! S..turday'a Sale am" n •. Dtdly Pilot \21,~~l ~ '°'Goo.t @~ ()~ ~ JtiJa 1n dJl.plq [)ail)' Pilot Bl.rp.i,._ Clw)fied 642-6671 -plACIB ,.\$1;/
cue. 51MOt. Phot'lf1 Mi.5673 your all l e:harJ:e Ill
I
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'69 HONDA trail 90 SL.. lo , mi 's, xlnt eond. w/xtrai. ReerHt'n Vehicles 9515 s.m.-. '65 Econollne, rtbuilt engine,
autom•tlc, !Op opem to
&Ulnd let box. ''°"'1! Sl650,
962-1026.
'61 SUzWd X6 lluslJcr
ScnmbleT, $375 or
Best one. 962-8197 a.ft s
'61 Triumph 500tt
New eng, Xlnt cond Cam~rs 9520
i150tmake cffcr. 847.:m.6 1~, E no1· V 1 5 >OU'f co 1ne an. A!. pg ,
JLY PlLOT WANT ADS! aulo tra,,,. mm' sell·makt
OlaJ Mi-5671 foa RESULTS reu. ofter! SJI--0184..
I
Silvf'r llni!h wlbJ11.ck \•lnyl
Interior 4 speed, Dir,, IRUC
8'1 I -111 1m trade or fin.
Met' privall' party call
5464052 or 494-9713.
'68 Datsun Sedan
4 door, 4. l!J>C"'d ~howroon1
cle11n.. Dir. C\Vriq zrn will
ta~ trad" or tin11.nee 11rivat~
))IU'I¥. call ~6-4052 or
4"1·!lm.
mE QUICKER YOU CALL.
THE QUICKER YOU SELL
I '
~PORTATION
l .. ••dl!', Ju~ ll, 1970 OAILY PILOT $@ :.
TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPOkTATION TRANSPOllTATIOli
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' lf!M!SPORTATION .. T!!A!ill'ORTATION --I __ _._m_oc1_,. _____ MOO_ lmport9!'_A_ut_oo:__96....;ao Imported Autos 9600 lmoortM Autot 9600 Import.cl Autos 9600 Antiques, Cla11lc1. M15 Uttcl Cars 9900 U1td Cart • . ____ ...:.;;;:; --r-'900 Us'ld Cars --(Mw.-
"'u.der ln The Beach CIU."
ZIMM!RMAN
2145 HARBOR BLVO.
540-6410
BIG
SELECTION
Of
DATSUN
Pick Up
Trucks
ALL
COLORS
READY
FOR
IMMEDIATE
onlYERY
.
..,.. I M!n• J-
"Le&dtr ln The Beach
Cities"
ZIMMERMAN
2845 HARBOR BLVD.
540-6410
BIG
SELECTION
Of
DAT-SUN
Sfa,fion
Wagons
' ALL
COLORS
READY
FOR
IMMEDIATE
onlYERY
,.,., I 7N ] ..-
"Leader in The Beach
Otle1"
ZIMMERMAN
2845 HARBOR BLVD.
540-6410
FINEST
MOST
RELIABLE
SERVICE
DEPT.
ANYWHE.RE
FOR ALL
SPORT
&
IMPORTS -·-Home of
The •est
s2000
Car
.... [M;Nf-
"Leader In The Beach
Cltlt•"·
DATSUN
'87 t>ATSON Wqon. auto,
)Ont cond. $1295. Pvt ply.
648--0641
ENGLISH FORD --
AIL NEW ENGLISH
FORDS NOW IN STOCK
DRASTICALLY
REDUCED
TO CLEAR
LARGE m.EOTION
TO CHOOSE noM
-Theodore ROllNS F.ORD
Dl()-Blvd.
Com .... &C<lOIO
MG TOYOTA l . VOLKSWAGEN ------'66 TOYOTA NEW YW BUG
CORONA $55.89 pr. mo:ith
Gleamhls Artec red ~th
b>Ond -loalherette lnlw. $147.71 down lncllld"
iot, bu automatic tnnamt. tax A Lie.
llon, radio, tun laotmy VW LEASING
<9ulP. TEY 957. AT
CHICK'1rv'ERSON CHICK IVERSON vw . YW 1970 HARBOR BLVD.
~ Ext, 66 or 6T COSTA MESA
1950 MG 0.H. engine
Flzo-red
$400--:-====-~
Rice. C1r1, Rods 9620
CADILLAC FALCON ---------·-·--'65 CADILLAC '62 FALCC'tJ
Con vertlblt, black with fUll 'l'r&nsPQttatlon Spectal. Dlr.,
red leather. New t1tet It Au!Oln.atlc (TAZ 241) fl.Ill
lots ol roodle• tbowt &OOd pr1oe 1399. S"\&11 clown will l
cart!. $2m t# Uk about $200 finance prfVate p.itrfb' call
diaoount, private part;y MJ-04052 or 4M..m3,
st5.1476.
'5'1' CKEVY S2'7, JIOP-IAP p~-. bla """"'· tunnel nm manifold w/TflJ CFM
Holly, tu\M front end, PoJ>o
tlao ...,, •nd w/488 rean. ·;62 Cod Convortlblo FORD
Consider dirt bike trade, Full power, (NPU821). Dlr,1---
R:ohanl 846-3221 Full prioe 1699. A ,..al bar-,56 F rd
'47 Jeep station wagcn gain.Willtakecarelntrade. 0
1970 HARBOR BLVD,
COSTA MESA
p. weml completely by '69 Will finance privtle party. 1 owner, like N!w! dlr. Mutt W ~NTED Dodp equip, new paint & call 546-<-052 or 494-9773. oell. Full prke 1399. Will
I'll pay top dona~ for 'JO.II 1Ut cown w/lota of " ex-'62 CADILLAC Coupe de finance private party. (PLG.
VOLKSWAGEN ~. Call tru. $700 or be.t offer. Vllle, tull pcl'Na', air, low 925) Ca.ll 5f6..4052 or of.M.9173.
mt uk tor Ron Plnchot.1 ·.:;-~;:;·====,,--mileqe. Beat oHer • .s.3 FOB» f cyl. enrtne with B1U. MAXEY
~ Ext. IMT, 613-0900, AutOI W~nted '700 Elmhunt Ln. CM. trans. completely rebuilt. I
'68 VW BU¥ Immaculate 1967 El Dorado-Xlnt colkl 2,000 miles. Best offer take
DP NT ON
FORD
2240 S. Malll
SANTA ANA
546-7076
'66 MUSTANG
2 cloor liordtop •. Vt, 011te.
trans., f1ctory ort co11clJ.
tloni119, power 1toerl119, ro•
dio, lie•f•r, white wttl
tlro1. Uc. #5QWJ71
$1289
'"I
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FERRARI 1-.IA-H BLVD ~nd,:..., Ex1ru $1495. Pvt Pf>, , __ W_I PAY TOP Dk. blue. l9'IO wbeo1 ...,.,.· -""""'"""-· ~~--~II
tlunt ... .ch 147-ISd -· Fully f9Ulppod. suoo : ·a Convert. Xlnt cond $515 --------
PIRRAlll OPEL a,.. N. """"'-·., 8dl • '64 VW BUS • CASH Private pu-ty . ..._,...,, ~•::_~,.';al! Learue Dr. '69 MERCURY "~ -7 c rblt q, $12l0, 6424938 '63 CAD. Conv, air, nb!t ' · Cou9tr 2 Doer Xl-7, y.1, ~C:.Um11 ~tt!: '68 OPEL~. wqon; 1b2 '6 orona '67 YW q . Bee.ul car tn xln't LTD, '69-4dr, HT. Like~. •uto. +ro111 .. fod.,., olr
. • ..
u.ct -· ·-· LI'·· -. '",OOO ml. R.ed . ~.11 .. ta--·•p-4 for Ultd can I: trucb just cond. Pyt. Pty. 646-2>95. Pvt ply. 17,000 mt, &e211S coM., ,owot 4110 ~oko•, -, ... .,. .w ... -v .. _;, ~ ... .,...... Sq--L--L _,, ..__ -~-·te racl lo, hootor, w•ltowoll llAllS.UJMCE.P'-Still'---·~ .... MU ~~)Will-··-··--·--~ .. ~ "-. '65 CP. De VU!e, xln't oorid. --•g .w .. _._...,, ......-vwv ,.~, 1oU1C ..._ .w tiro1, •l11yl rfff, th1t•4
8100 W. Cout llwJ. trade or llnanc:e private par. Sunroof GROTH CHEVROLET =;;.~:!i,.~· M~RCU~_Y__ ''"" whHI """• low w~-~1784 PEUGEOT ~ ~tment, AMIF'M '"'"'·._deck, air "11"1'·s1xv32"9'7" A-T~ ·-----,,;,;:;,:;"':=:=::· == cond. 10,000 mil" on new AJk tor Salea -er -CAMARO -A REAL BEAUTY . ·FIA·T· -'118 Peugeot TRIUMPH 1ao'°" enP>e. u._ UEP4S4 ll2ll Beacl! mw. PARKLANE
... . ' -' .•I
W $169!1. •-.~..!!.~Beach • 1S64 Mua""'r 2 dr H.T.I '65 MUSTANG ------agOft MUST ··" ••• TR ' 9 olhtr 1quo,. -cka -·-• -~~<;Kl~9-333lc=; '67 CAMARO SS !:50. DIAk BW:k vtnyt top 300 ~-'69 FIAT 124 I. --.... bit .. chooN from -yo·~p OOLW brim ....... new n ' ···-~-2 '"'·YI, 4 .... ,. ••wor • ' ~-"-'~--'-:. _ 8',d_lg, bfltet. Mu1t_be teen. __eh,., Dt"iv _top. ovrdr..Jr'ln -CHICK-IYl!RS.ON ' ' P t. Black upholttery, power, 1toorl111, todlo, hookr, 1
Sport Coupe Great Runl)lrig Car CVUZ 091) Wb. Beat offer. •99-3924 . -po 1Y1-l 1-t 1-r e', I 15 00 &b'1 cherry.-ci..n1-Mu11t·-be-·wrdo~ ..... 1-t1ro1, 1-•rf ~11-• ;
Mint oondiHonl Only 43'IO Full Price $1395 1S59 TRIUMPH TR 3. Xln! YW tor DESPERATE! '9M22! ... n to epp....,late_ satur. ,,, .. u •. •YJYOU : CLEAN USED CARS '69 Camaro 350-0range dey, Sunday A evenings aft 51273 '
mlles. AMl1'M maa wbeeli. BILL JONES appearance, aood runnln& !49-3031 Ext 66 or 67 w/bUc top-•tripei, sPec. ~ P~.1. _M4-ll=91.::·-=--=--=-
-A!.SO-B.J. Sparu Car Center cond. New Um 6 ~ R/H 1970 llAIU!OR BLVD. ' S.. Geor!l• Ray ~-t nd •-51" M '67 M-f 6 124 s ~~ COST THBODORE ~ • . -=--~·-' ontc: air ' 9 Fiat POrf: C.OU.pe, ra. 2833 Harbor, C.M. 54G..fC91 le tur. rack. Make ofter. A MESA ,87 CAMAR0 Coupe, Xlnt
dlo, heoter, ""!om 2 -m.1615 '67 SEDAN, ROBINS FORD --•. ,., --. Pvt ~. Full power plua air ,cood.,
paint (8lS BEK). PORSCHE .~==-~---29 000 Ml ......u ,,..... _.,._ .. v DI I l cl
Full Prl• ~e $2295 , --------'59 TR>-New ttm, b.:ttery , • 2060 Harbor Bl"IL $1495 ""' 61>-!851 r .• v ny top "" aa )'OU
... I' .. top. Needl elec11lcal Xlnt condo nm M2-0MS. Oxta Meu .... -· wUl find~). WW take
Bill Joneo Sparu Car Ceol '62 Porsche S wo :=:"';;;· =:l2SO=:;;· :;<142-:=:;lMS:· == 1968, vw 23,000 ml. radio, -=~6'2o00'-"";.;;;;.;IO==-CHEVROLET :',.In.~.°'=•:,';
2833 Horbor, C.M. 540-4491 Coupe, Ab"'1utcly "'"'°""" -sunroot $1500/othr. W£ PAY CASH -v
• --- -THIN~K roOOiHon. Lk_ SBN021. VOLKSWAGEN lll&-7095. 1--......,,,_ ----- - -$2699 1969 vw FASTBACK A L. M. Weit 'S4 MERCURY w/alr, new "f!Aj CHICK IVERSON la1'9e Selection Air & undor wamont.Y FOR YOUR C R 1615 Kent L.,.. paint, ~.isF.
,. . YW Of YW Campen,,... "=vw=Sedu-096>-0396-c--:. Sunroo'""",.,r~. =AM· CONNELL NIWPorl BHch .,.. .. ~Y. R""' ... "fRIEDLAHDER" 54!h1031 Ext. 66 or 67 Yam, Kombis, F>I. lnqulre at 603 lriJ Ave, You ....... -ol c:<~nt. N-paint fl5.
l9'IO &':;,:SAvD. au .... New & Used ~CdM=~· ===--~!!!o;!' 2 "'"'" lo tho 646-6659. AJk tor Jim I
'64 FORD
2 Door H1rdtop. V0I, ovto.
tt•11•., tlr co11•Utio11i119,
power 1teerl"t • r•dio .tid
h tor. IOSKt&Ol
$697
'66 MUSTANG
Cpe. • cyl., 1ticlo: 1hl~,
power 1te•rln!, r•dlo, heof·
•r, white w•l 1, whe•I eov.
en, new p•l"t, lie, •sve.
"' $1393 1171011.ACH (Hwy."' --lmmodloS. Dollvory '69 FASTBACK, 8 mo. old, Coota M"8a 5'<1-1200 ORANGE COUNTY MUSTANG
NEW-USED-SIRY. • '68 PORSCHE 911 ...... CHICK IYERSON IB.000 ml., radial•. radio, FAIR & EXPOSITION -... __ 11--===--Sportamatic, am/!m, 20,000 top rack, chains. Tan w/nut WE PAY TOP DOU.AR t the
- - - - -mi. Xlnt cond. sn--0385 ot YW brown interior. Sacrtficf FOR TOP USED CARS ll 'G6 Mustan&: V8 disc brks, '64 VOLKSWAGEN .--..---..------• 697-5794 Sl,895 645-2629 CC M) U your car 11 extra clean, ORANGE COUNTY auto, R&H, yellow.-blk lnt.,' Co11pe. 4 ·~•" tr•flui'lit· 1iW ....... •++1 PORCHSE 1964 SC coovt. 549-3031 Ext, 86 or 67 . ,64 vW . seu UI tint FAIRGROUNDS u:. cond. Muat sell $1100
1
1lon, redte, hoeter, white·
Dmfl
$Zll(l, Must llel.I. 1970COllAIU!OSTA MESAR BLVD. 234 E. 17th St. July 14. 19 or best offer SU.7938. well tires$. 8108N2H1JJ), :. ':
~ . 838-9159 Convertible r.osta Me&a 548-TlSS Pleue call 642-5618, ext. 329 '69 MACH I ex. cond. $450 1 ~ .. J -~ '68 912 PORSCHE Tar&a. '67 VW BU&' Sunroof. $1200 Orangewithbrandnewpals-WE PAY betwffn9andlPMtoclalm 4 T.O.P. at $78 mo or111--------
...... Xl nt cond. Selllleut. $5100. or bm. Inqulre at Cl E. Iey top 1c brand new engtne TOP DOLLAR )'Ollr ttcketa. <North County payoU $2019 548--02S3. '62 'h TON auto •port -55 ·c.1-_1353=-----Center st. No. 9, C.M. Uc. OYJm. ' Jed toll·free number le 540-1220} '66 Mustang GT Coupe, Auto -1969 vw $1199 Fflf' clean, u can -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I tra:..a, fact &Ir, disc brkl,1 Fore! Plclo:up, v .1, rtcUo, 9625 Garden Grove Blvd. '64 "C" AM/FM, new Urea, JOHNSON & SON ,.--- -h••t•r, J •P••d tt•nsmb·
53'!·1Tl7 193-1568 ohnn w,hb. XI.NT. Pr •l.Y· ... :"::.::.= <Ond. CHICK IVERSON LINCOLN "ERCURY ~19-63_C_H_EY_ .~s =· a::i:~I IOP, dlxl ''"· ""s'749
IWM*I GUllAI m&• $2650. 644-0705. VW 2628 Harbor Blvd., C.M. • int. Good cond. Must sell
'69 850 Spyder
Ume finish w/cu.stom Hard·
top. Radio, Heater, Special
Steering Wheel Ready to
go! CYPJ 245).
Full Price $15'l5
BW Jones Sports Car C.ent.
2833 Harbor, C.M, '540-4491
'68 nAT 124 Sport Coupe
• New Mkbellna. Chrome
R1rn1t Lew Mileage, AD
---1-~ (Oran .. )
'65 Fiat 1500 -Roadster brt
yellow, like nu, xlnt cond,
lo mi's. 1 owner. 536--8907.
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HEADQUARTERS
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dea!Pr in the entire Harbor
Area.
Complet.
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RENAULT
'66 RENAULT·R8, X1nt cond,
!'?'old motor. auto, nu paint,
R/H S700. 536-1975
SUBARU * '70 SUBARU
Here Now.
Irnmediat. Dellvecy e 90 MPH Ca .. bWIJI
• 35 Mllet Per Galloo
• Beautiful Slyling
Test Drive Today At
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MS Baker, C.M. MQ.5915
TOYOTA
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ANNIVERSARY
SALE
1970 TOYOTA WAGON
63n Demo $1917
Toyola Mark II $2149
Lie. ZPB516
DEAN LEWIS
1966 Harbor, C.H. 646-9303
AM/FM. :S.°i!:· 54~ Ext. 66 or 67 ~ ~ 4 OR IMPALA $980. 536-9747·
Will .... _ 1970 HARBOR BLVD. TQV I BUYER "-brak '65 2+2, V-81 au.to, '69 VW • cons1w::r good COSTA MESA ' " -r t red ~~ Bn.L MAXEY TOYOTA 1.,,.. r • ,.. .... ~ 1 ett· ..,...,.
used transportation7 car u ,69 vw _ $100 &. lake over lB88l Be&ch' Blvd. ..,., a.Ir cond. ~· 638-7689. 536-1)59 or 536-7216 ""!6pymn3 YWL -. $1400 payments. H. Beach. Pb. 847-8555 ~ '65 MUSTANG, S llJted, good
'64 CHEVELLI
2 Door. V. I, •ufom•tf•
tr•n1mi11 io11, r •ti 1 o eMI
~••t•r. IOSWI &91.
$793 119 842-5802 """ 6 ,67 Mal"ib , on d 10on. rad1o1hea1er.
MECHANIC SPECIAL 'G.1 VW. Xlnt cond. Under New C1r1 9IOO U $950. 49\-9683
Lie. OKC-612 retail. Call before 5, A-ntl GI;-Bucket aeats automatic, Dlr., .~67~Fo'ASTBA'=~CK°",-,ta-~-&lr~,ll ,64 IUl~K
$299 &U-5363: nlte er day ••• On •.I power •leering, air oond. AM/nl CUit.a interior ""
CHICK IYERSON "646--5558 Tblnklns of bu.y1na an auto-One owner (TPF 881) w1lJ · ' m ' Stetlo11 Wt9on. Avtomttlc ..:;:,~;--~---mobile after retumlng from . take trade or finance prl-SlilOO. ~18 tren11111l1tlon, powot 1tt•r· ' YW '64 VW but, pod cond. aood T W t Barwick -l1t9, rocllo l heotef, Ne.
' Ms..1031 Ext. 66 'or rr tlrfti!w ~?""" = ...,,i3 U:., to extend -~u-ty. Call ......,. or 01.DSMOBILE 1414"0·
1970 HARBOR BLVD. ourhe ....... t<0ng1•tulaHont 1968 ~-U ·~~ .• -· •·· ---$889 '6' VW. $800 or Best Offer! ... , .. ve e ~"VM '=~"'COST~o=A=.MESA==.'7=' I Good body. Excellent cond. for a job well done. Let us brkl, pwr. str. vyn. top.: '66 Cutlass I ~ 543-6475 aft 5 help select )'OW' new car or bkt sta Top Condition $1995 '66 CONVT. w/ good top. usedautomoblle.Call forap. Daye • 968-6485. Eve~ Full power plll.!l a.Ir cond.,
New tire• le: brks. Rum VW '69 2-dr sedan pointment. st&-4052 or 6f6..l1J8 vinyl top, Dlr. (TR.F 306)
good, • NI fac equip. $1625 494-9773 ' WUl take car ln trade or 1ln..
'60 VW Bus, 1500 eng. Nu
ttrn. stereo. Xlnt <.'Ond.
$800. 518-<237/54&-1431
'68 VW Sedan, 1600 CCII "
race cam, chrome wheell,
cuatom paint. Best otter o:
trade for van, 67)..~
vwaus·~
• 96Ull'lll •
'68 YW BUS
7 pass. Juat like brand MW
#3600, $2595.
* 548-0308 * ·-·;_, '55 CHEVY 2 dr. xlnt, cond, ance private pal1,y 5464052
Auto LH1lng tl10 327 cu. In. Holley, Map, or 494-9173. " * 1965 VW BUS * Slll:IO -·~ T·bar, .tl!ftO, $375. Belt of· ,67 ~-tla Su T . V LEASE V !er. 67S-lle33 aft.·& pm. c• • p..,m, op cond
'70 Chev, V8, CUatom El Ca. 'st Im~. 'W&l'OD, ill po11lble ;'eve="', Orig, pvt,
'60 VW new tranl, engine mino P1cku[I, Radio, turbo. extru, abtolutely per I . __:_ ~ _
needs work. $175. hydro, pwr steer, 3300 mJ'a. cond. Movilll', must .ell!
646-(1145 $89 per mo., p. dl.lc bnlaet. $1250, m..&4.52.
VOLVO SOUTH COAST 'M EL CAMlNO 283, .... oo Pl--Barra<uda
CAR LEASING 4 track 1tereo, Tonneau rood cxmd white wi red tnt'
• 300.W, Cat Hwy, NB.~ ~ $1050. MM:l.65 Bucket ~ta. console, au~
-Evel I: wknds 496-5695 '67 Chev Spt Va.n SO, white, trana, V-1, formula S. $925.
THINK 35,IXXJ mi. One own. new,,::-::,::~·==-=--
'VOLVO' ~~art '9GO """'· Cl•en. $2095. -·"69 PLY. 3 D.R.·. H.T., powe.
'62 CHEV. ll, auto, 1d SIB. air cmd. excellent con-
PLYMOUTH
'66 CALI ENT!
GT 2 Door H1rcltop, v.1, 4
1peed, fectorv elr, power
1t.•rin9, r • d Io, he•t.r,
whool coY•r•. IJllZKl!4).
$1169
'65 MUSTANG
V-1, 1llck thift, fecto,., •Ir,
ro41e, lie•ter. IH,JIJI)
$999
'67 CNRYSLIR
Co11vertlbl•, V • I, pewor
1teerl11g, r o 4 I o, heot•r,
wheel ,cov.,., IUIMl7ll.
$999 COSTA MESA CHICK IYERSON
YW 234 E. 17th Street '69 Toyota Corona. m/sell to
finance grad. 1tudles. $1475, -~..,..:548-,:,;,,1165~~--1 fac air, R&H auto, See r>-9 549--30n Ext. 86 or 67
ID Browning meeh'I cond. $550. PH: diDon, 12200 or best otter.
."FRIEDLANDER" Marine Division Ms.&75 Flnandnr avallahl•. 842-1101
PRESENTS COMET PLYM. '61 Satelllto 2 dr '63 FORD XL
'69 XKE Cpe. pm. 1933 v ..... Pl. '"""' 1970 HARBOR BLVD.
IT'S WONDERFUL the COSTA MESA
110 actual mileA, AM/FM, many buys 1n appliances THE SUN NEVER Sl:.'"!'S on
turbo wheels, full factory you tlnd In the Clalslfled DAILY Pn..QT WANT AD warranty. Muat aacrUlce ·
~!~ ;~~~! ~~ P= lmJ1Grted Autot 9600 lmporied Auto. .. ~
$4787 CR26834l will take old.
er car u down or? Will
finance private party, Call
Dir, aft. 10 a .m, 540-3100 or
494-1009.
'65 3.8S Sed-pwr, air, llhr,
chnn w/w, Mich. tltes, Jo
ml. Trade--0tter. 644-4265.
'62 XKE Rdstr r/h. Xlnt
mech cond, new paint job
$1500. 968-7393 or 547~
MERCEDES BENZ
1962 190 SL COUPE, blue,
75,000 ml., $1750 67$-2643
Cll' G7-l.265..
MG
, :fest Erice
" a Fiat.
_,forte0'"°"1;
performance ,
qineerina: Fiat builds
t1r1 to perform •s Jf'lllt is they
the850 ~ider
~ ... couples styllnc with
autornotlv. tKhnoloiJ ... enalneers to matchYout poc:Mtbook ••• 1nd PtCks in 30._,..... es ltlndlrd equipment It no extra cost Test price 1 Rltto '':.~!~,~:1'"'1""1 ONLY $2387.60
How Does Flat Do It
2 dr. Domo. * $2750 * Factory Showine of the 1970 ---·--_ hard top, 8 cyl, Automatic.
U ol NEWPORT e ..... :.. Pow. brake•. Fact. air. 1 ne -..u.uoo.ta, '61 WINEW '69 ena, 6 cyl, owner. Ex. oand. 644-1048.
.,.,,. SU.CM fMW'I, ~ AEROCR.AFr Item drive, new tires, R/H, sUck, Xlnt. '~BARRACUDA 0 -outboard Is i.Jurnlnum boats cond. $550. • ean.
Con••rtiltle, \i.1, t11tom•·
tic ft•n1., ,ower 1te•rlng,
r•dlo, ho1ter, white Wttl1,
whe•I 10Ytrt. IFMC1741
$689 NIW-USID .. SUV. at our Colta Mea planta. 671-3560 Auto $875 ar otter. M2-m2l
~ Ourboai.,.....1n1lte!rom 11--------
YOLVO the,. nipper Sallboat lo the CONTINENTAL PONTIAC '63 v. TON
21' Gal&xle .t otter O· 1---.o..;.."'-";.;..--.11 CheYrol•t ,lcic11p. 6 cylti..
ANNIVERSARY .., .. 1ona1 ..,.,°""""!" A '&e LINCOLN eon<'• ""'· '67 Le .Mans d ... 1 ,, .... """"""''· comfort. You are lnVJted to Xlnt cond, Ownet· mult MU rtdlo & he1ter .. !lt7t6411. SALE vialt our plant or any auth. $1850. 540-&85 8&zn-5prn Bucket aeata automatic, pow. $679
J970 DEMO orlzed dealer, In the area. er 1teerin&', air cond. Dir.
"142" ........... $2699 Alie tor""' FREE'°...,. CORYAIR '~-~-">pr1w1U ta1ce trade orll -------
' apeed, radio ' heater. • catalog. o.u-.q: va1e part¥ caD 1970 Demonstrator 4140. 1BOO E Cpe. !or dellv-Factocy Showroom '6' -4;.~bl;-;.;;, 54&<052 or 494-!'773.
ery. °""""' dd Speolalltt. 846-1~;;9 Plac:<ntta, ~llll trant, dll!. Gd rt>r. 111<y lll65 Pllnt. Tempest 8 Sta. S A L E -DEAN LEWIS 9-3 ... sa ·•· '*"'· MM034. • w.,. low ml, au1o. """'· . Y A t. o • ..,. -•.• --· -1U11 pwr, fact. air, RIH.
1966 Harbor, C.M. "6-9303 O!!enha""r Marine CORVETTE Exoellent condlllon $995.
'68 PUOO .. Grey w/~ 4ll So. Harbor, S.A. Dayt 918-8:t85, eves
leather tnL Fully equip. 839.1260 '61 CORVETTE, auto, ntw ;,~~1188~. -=---
Xlnt oond, muat I e JI • 8-8 Weekday1 &: Sat paint, nw well. $12'l5 or '68 Ponttac CTO, 400 au.to &U-1536 evn. 9-5 Su.ndll)'
1986 ~lack Volvo Excellent
condition. 4 9 f • 5 2 2 4 or
494-7039.
.
Lil John'•
1740 E. Whittler Blvd,
La Habra. 21.3-0W 1""115
9-7 Tuesday-Friday
9-5 Sal, lG-3 SUnday 5port Cora , 9610
'66 Porsche 912 '3 TO CHOOSE FROM R.V. Staala CO.
Priced from $3499 ~ c:;s!!;'·da~
WOZ:..92& • I ~!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'
C>tlCK IVERSON 1 IUICK
trade. * &U-2785. fac. air, pit, new wide
-. -... -~-· -oval1, map, 20,0001 mt. COUGAR Orlr. owner. sao. llSlO. ________ ,-.
==~~--11 1967 Couvar GT, Air. '67 PONTIAC OTO, 1 owrwr,
Extra Sharp! BelOW BJu. 4-sp trau, Jtally. wbeela.
Book $1995. 644-2450 Must •ll. Mr.· Webb
--.:";::2-85'5=:;;...,.,..--.-.---:,-11 DODGE '69 GTO. -· p/1, p/b, 1tereo tatie, radkl. Auto.
MUSI' sell '67 Polara, wh Low m1. 9B2-M&8 alt 7 I
2 dr bdtp, air, xlnt -oond. '118 VENTU1tA 2 dr HT atr,
Beat otter, 499-3924 pwr lo mt. Prtv. Pty, (213) YW
56-.1)31. Ext, 66 or 67
1970 BARBOR BLVD.
----· I '6:' Electra 225 4 Dr Hrdtp 1989 Oodte Super Bee. Xlntl :-='-'=""==~~=~
w/alr lllJ. pwr I: ~motee cond. Muat aell. Seit otttr. 'IH PONTIAC GP. R/H. AC,
COSTA MESA auto 1headUrbta, new pain~ !iMXXI nll's. 6U-MOS. PS, PS. new tire• A bn.tt
Alt 1m Deft'.•ilf,...,.
.,.. remow..i tnm ..,,,..
la at eppna. 61 II mu ... n. ... 1t10 ,.,.
h•v• hH th•lr 400t
mite chKk·up anti .,.
l'Ndy for lmmMl•tl 11 ...
llwery.
All Moclol1 To
ChooM from
Meet Cara Pvlty ... I-
• T.alnls e TtrlMI
eMulhlftll
•Gllaxt.
e P-LTD'•
For The Price ? '65 PORSCHE
Bill Jones I . ;:~;f.~~=
tfrtl, uphola. I: rtblt efll. --·· -·--Xlnt cond. $1145
Like new. Belt o I hr. FALCON DUNTON
FORD J1rtuport
Jlinµo rt s f!.J. SPORTSCAR CENTER 549-30!1 ~ 66 or 67
MOO W. Oout H..,.. N.E. 2833 HARBOR ILVO., COITA.MISA 1910 HARBOR BLVD.
M2·9'!& WG-17''4 5 4 0 • 4 4 9 1 COSTA MESA
842-1962. --.. ---1 T lll"D '64. 8 SPOltT Deluxe -111to, ___ • " ·---'68 Bukk RIWra. XI.NT
cond, fltlly 'equipped .
Rtallstlca l l7 priced. :'!b~: ~ml. New '64 T-Blrd
2240 S. Mat11
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ZIMMERMAN
2145 HARBOR BLVD.
54M410
~ '81 Falcon Wqon. Auto, Omverllble. Dir'. Full price
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Clwllled 1ectlon. Save PLANNING to maveT You'll party, S.-164052, or •!H·97'13.'
money, ttme A eUort· by flnd an amutna number of '57 T~Dlrd, good cond .
shoppl n 1 6om 10W' home• In today'• Clullftat $!7SO/be1t otter. 526-251.f or 546-7076
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standing sofa for your home, we be.lieve
one look at this sofa ond you will agree
that it has at least• o $400.00 look. We
iinvite you to Levitz today or tomorrow!
After all if what.we say is true the WQrst.
thin g that con happen to you is that you
will own this sofa for $197. Isn't that
exciting!
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HOW? If this sofa is all that we soy
it is (and it is) then how can Lev itz offer it
at thi s price?
TWO REASONS: 1 - A hulJe special lac·
tory purchase; 2 -Therevolutionory L.evitz
Warehouse Way that saves our customers
so much money that it has made Levitz
America's largest fu rniture w9rehouse and
. showroom chain.
· USI .OUR REVOLVING CHAIGI PLAN HURRY IN TODAY
ABOUT THE COVER
This b a very good grade of cru5hed velve! that is Scok:hgord •
lreoled. This is not, we repeat, not o chenille velvet wt.ids costs
· a lot' Jess, but this is a genuine velvet ond o relatively expeMW.
one ol that.
The· Look Alone Makes This One Of .I
The Great Sofa Buys Of All Times!~
108" .;\deep tufted crushe<I velvet•lu~~r.y. A look tho b s jusi not•ovoil·
ob.le in the under ·$400 price brackets, but don't let tHe look fool you. TODAY O'NLY
Under the look is hi~c;len qual ity that will compare with the, most cost-$
ly sofas. features like a double dowelled hardwood frame, premium
steel helically tied •pring seats and .bocks, V.:ith heavy burlap insula-
tor over springs then -not one but lwo layers of foam. A 3'.' IO¥er of I. •
extra firm foam for full support and a 1 V2" .layer of feather foam for
a pure luxury feel. Yes, a $400.00 look with the hidden solid quali·
ties to bock it up!
CONVENllNT TERMS I
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WORLD'S . L'ARGE·ST FURNITURE WAREHOU·SE AND SHOWROOM
THOMASVILLE "CAMINO REAL"
DINING ROOM YOUR CHOICE , ••
· TABLE ANO .FOUR CHAIRS OR CHINA!
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CONVENIENT
REVOLVING
CHARGE
PLAN ........ i .. . -.... '~ .....
YOUR CHOICE The buffet wl1h' 9rille, gfoss chino h~tt:h mak'm one of 1he
$ • finMI break.from. ovoiloble. The found table tomes with
one 18" leo'f, Chpirs hove high spindle bocks .,, complete 3 9 7 with one host chair with orms and 3 side choi rs! All in all
· o very fine $Uile ••• and 1took at whot you save. Hurtyl . '
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TREMENDOUS
SAVINGS
ON THIS
ELEGANT
SLEEPER
If YOUIUY
, TODAY!
SHELLY ·ANDERSON DEEP TUFTED YEL YET LUXURY ,SLEEPIR!
Yes, you've seen ii before os lhe mosl e>etiting solo we hod on our floor! Now yoiJ con
own'this sleeper in the some e>epensive crushed wive! fabric wirh oll of the elegant derail
that,IT\okes the sofa version our leading sellerl It's simply the mas beautiful sleeper we've
ey~r offered .,• • but we only bought 30 and they won't /o$f long al this fon toslic: sole
prk.e. Oon-1 miss out on one of the grealesf sleeper buys $ 2 9 7 of o liletimel U$e our convenient revolving charge pion. ·,
burr:yl SALE PRICE '
TODA Y'S SPECIAL!
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SUITE INCLUDES
CHEST-ON-CHEST!
5-PC. UNITED CONTEMPORARY WALNUT BEDROOM
H~nestly. there jv~t is not a higher quoliJy, beNer' looking~ sui!e anywhere I Search the
market! Try lo find &uch higlw class Contemporary 'tyliog for under $10001 Then you will
agr" tho1Levitz~you1r1orei Jhis suile includes the dresser. mirror, carved choirbock
bed. nite stand. ond-r.hest-on-che.\f .for orie low pricel Toke odvanlage of the fo ntostic
....... olle~d d•d"!I ... salol $ s· 9 7
Ce"Y•ftf•ntler1111 SALi PRICE TODAY
ALL .5 PIECES
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WAREHOUSE
AND
SHOWROOM • COASTTOCOAST
SELLING
DIRECT
TO THE
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CHAIRS PLUS
MATCHING
OTTOMAN
' 5 PIECE COMPLETE ·
BASSETT GAME TABLE AND .CHAIRS
Con1lder this -O' modem styled, wal.wt finished, B!ocl( Micorta H1gh Pres-
wr• laminated table top >M"th chrom• oc:ten1 1tripes on side of leg, , •• plus
four (4) uphol11ered sear thairsl It ls very rore tho! o 561 like this gars 10ld
~'. ~,t,1: :'.,";::,,';::'!:~~"'''·"""you mo•etodoy $ls P41!CE SEST
' GU AT SAVINGS A!E YOURS If YOU "uur fOITHl5 ON~
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At LeYitz oll the "retoi1 frill•" ore toke I\
out of the Worehouse Sole Prite. Toke
it home yo1.1rMlf or hove it deliYeted
by Levilz ••• There will be o sma ll
deli'fery charge due tothe1e lncredib1y
low Woreho"UM Sole Price1I
RIVERSIDE FRWY •• INLAND CENT~R EXIT SAN DIEGO FRWY., IEACH l lVD. EXIT
Reach Locat ions: TWO Easy lo
SAN BERNARDINO
736 INLAND CENTER
Across from Inland Shopping Conler
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
SAN DIEGO FRWY., AT BEACH Bl VD.
Next to 1119 Hu nling lon Shopping Ctr.
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ALL 3 PIECES IN UPHOLSTERED cosn y CUT YEL YET
During this sole YoU con own all three pieces., .Mr. ond MrL Choir• plu1
'malthif'IQ Onomari for leu 1ho n $2001 Cosilv i!Tlported velvet upholstery.
coritrastif'IQ welts. Shepherd co•tets, niwrsible sear and batk cushions, so~
sprin11 edge constructton, and Mlf-decking
ore oil features found onfy in lhti more ex· S.4.lE PRICE
pensi-=:e pieces of furnilurel So, if you kriow $
foritostic savings when you 1ee it,., then yo11 19 7
wlll not hesitate to klkt advantage of rhia
trtmt11do1.11 offer&
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