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Ireland Explodes
As Homes
At Least 14 Dead
100 Domes Burn
Ireland Erupts
In Bloody Riots
BELFAST. Northern Ireland (UPI \ -
Rrilish rroops battled .~niptrs in bar·
ricadecl Rnm:in CathnliC' streets today
ai;ain111 a hackgrnund of blazing hui!dings
and gu!l('rl homt>s. The outlav.1ed Irish
Republican Anny i IRA I ;ippealed to
Irishmen in the south for help in this
"doomsday silu.:illon ··
Serurt!y fnrr<'I' l1sled at lc;ist 14
pPrsnn:r. k111e<l 1n !hr \'101rn!'r whicti ln-
lf•nsified :0.1nndi1y "'hen Prin1e ?-1inister
Brian fau!knrr announrrd 1hr rr-in·
!rocluclion of in!ernrnPnt w1thoul !rial In
1·nmhat thr IRA, wh1rh aims tn rr11n1tr
the Hritish-rul!'d six counliPs of Northern
1 rrland \\'Ith !hr 26 of thr independent.
lrt.~h R.rpuhlir
Earlier, Protestants fearing a Catholic
County Mot her
Kills Two Kids,
Takes OuJn Li f e
A lclrphone rall latt> f.1onday brou.11:ht a
Brra man home from work , whert:
author1lles v.·aited to break the new11 tha t
his wife had killed herself and two of the
<"ouplfi'11 six rhilrlrt>n.
Dtalhs nl Mrs. Nanc.\' Bn.ver, 31. son
Hans. • and daughter Jenell, 8 months,
are bein~ classified today as 8 case nf
murder-suic idr .
A nO!c . presuma bly 11ddressed IA'.I Miles
R. Boyer, •o. was found in the home al
~llO Nutwood St.. but investigators did not
reveal wha t it said.
The triple tragfdy was disco vered J;t.
10:51 pm , afte r which police and
riremen v.·rre summoned to the !ICene.
Neighbor11 called 11fter one nf the four
~Ur\•lvlng Boyer children hysterically ran
next door begging for help.
Police said they had been watching
television In another room when the
~hoolings occurred .
1))e. young monl he.r lay dead Jn a
h11.llw1y. whfre neighbors who raced next
dl'l(lr h11d carried her body.
A .4!1 caliber automatic pistof wii~
foorKI In lhe bedroom where little Hans
11nd Jenell had eitch been slain with a
blast into the head.
Their mother Also fired 1 shot inlo her
nwn t~mplt. coll11psini;: Ill tht front
bed room fl oor whert 11ht was lirst
discovered .
takeover in lhe Atdoyne seclion nf
Relfast. set. fire In thei r own homes in a
modern day 'scorched earth' poli cy.
N"i>arly 100 home!> "''erf': burned to the
ground, authorities reported.
The df'ath 1011 surpassed tha! of
August , 1969. when rioling bet11,•f>en the
Proes1iint maJorily 11nd the Roman
Calhnhr 1ninorily rorced Britain to bring
in lronps who have been there f'ver since.
Thf' t0ll f..1onday wa.~ one of the highest.
sing lP day tolls sincl' lhe piirlillfln of
lrt:'land in 1920. and senior British of-
litcrs said !hat ii. may be hi,llher yel since
;ill deaths m11y not have been reported,
Tht> f1ght1n~ fell off abou l daybreak.
bul. broke ('IU1 again in the Roman
C11lhnlir: Anderslown area nf Bl'Hast
v:hen \rowd.~ aU11cked British soldiers
lr.-, 1n~ to bulldolf' away street barricad1:s.
The sound of rifle fire could Oe heard in
many areas as snipers fired at armr
patrols.
Army spokesmen also reported trouble
r-.1onday in Londonderry, A r m a g h ,
Dungannon, Newry and Coalis!and.
~1aulkner·~ re-imprn;itlon of internmenl
..,.-i1hnu1 rri;il for !ht:" firsl time in 111 years
broughl warnings from his jXllitk:al llp-
ponents lhiit it l'ould bring civil war.
Military nfficia ls said thty were rightlnJt:
a "war of attrition"' against ··terrorists."'
111e fig111ing was having reprecur,sil'lfl:r;
in the Jrii;h Republic to the south where
0££1cials said neArly 500 refugec11; from
Northern Ireland had fled to camps
there.
They :r;aid anolhcr 300 were tryi ng to
leave Belfast for lilt camps which
Premier Jack Lynch of the lrlsh Repu blic;
has set up for the refugees.
The fighting had its rool.s In the 17th
"century when Ireland ~plit between
Catho lic and Protestant . The !rouble in
Northern JrelAnd now goes back lo lhr
Eas!.er Rebellion of 191 fi when the revolt.
against British rule began which later I~
lo partition.
The 26 C<lUnties in the 80uth became the
predominantly Catholic triMl Frtt State
and lhe sill northern counties. known as
Ulster, remained under British rule as •
predominanlly Protestant province .
Dublin never accepted the partition and
I.he IRA ha s batUed for years to win back
the si r counties.
Fighting flared 8gain in 1969 between
Northern Ire!and"s Proleslants and
Catholics. who said lhey we r f!
rh~rlminated against in joli~. voting and
hnusing. That nart. up killed 1n pe:rson11
anrl \l.'Ounded fiOO 11nd brouf.lht In Rrllish
!See IRELAND EXPLODES, Pare !)
We athe r Watche r
flretty Lorrie Eatherly, 22. of
Anaheim. traveled aJI I.he wa,v
to Corona del Mar and i;till
d idn't escape all the heal. But
a: convenient lifeguard tower
provided some i;hade.
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Anal1 eim Girl
Drowns in Pool
A little girl's ability to lift lhe latch on
lhe metal fence thal barred her from the:
family swimming pool led ln her death
Monday.
Shawn M. Balsam. 20 monlhl'I of
An11hcim, "dfed in Anaheim Communlly
Hospital Monday night four hours •ft.er
l'lhe was found floating fa ce down In the
backyard pool.
Police said lhe child had le.fl the pool
wilh members of her fa mily in Olt. 1f-
ternoon but returned and unfa.'11.ened lhe
galf' while lhey \lo't:re ge l t in a:
refresh menu.
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• Ill rons
N. County Mother
Kills 2 Children.,_
Takes Own Life -. --
rfriad Face
New Cl1arge
111 Contempt
Ry TOfl-1 BARLEY
01 I~• 011ty f'lltl Slllf
Orange Coun ty's biggest and mnst bil-
ler political battle in recent years stayed
fln the boil today wi!h ~upcrvi~ors Ronald
Casper:i; and Rnbcrl Ballin 11nd fellow
l~Ar·c member .Joe Hyde now facing con-
tempt charges for alleged failure to obey
a court order,
The latesl law.~uil in lht. torrid League
nf Cities-Local Agency r·ormation Com-
mis.~ion dispute was hied hy league a1-
lnrnc~·11 latf'" Monday . Superior Court
.Judge .J. r-.;. T. ""Nefi " Ruller 1'-el Aug. 20
;is the da te he wHI rule on the cont.empt
charJi:es.
Lawyers for tile League'.~ city selec tion
rornmit1l'e argue in their new :i.ction that
Jhe trio of defendants aHcrnpled in hold a
special meeting n[ the LAF'C early Mon ·
day in defi11nce nf the court <Jrder signed
Sunday night by .Judge Rutter.
The new complaint , onr of twn filed
Monday by the League, claims that Hyde,
Caspers and Ba!lin wen~ well aware of
the restraining order when they flpened a
meeting called lo remove Anaheim coun·
cilman Charles Pearson from his LAFC
seat.
The new restraining order does nol llf-
rec t Wednesday·, meeting. flf the LAFC .
It i:1 expected thiit both sides in the
dispu te will again aUempl lo pla~ their
own representatives on the commission
for the vital "Promised Land" hearing,
League representatives unanimously
confirmed their nominee in lwo meelings
f\1onday and are expected lo again de-
mand Wednesday that he take his .seat at
the LAF'C table.
Ma yors of 20 Orange County com-
munities again unanimously named
f'"ul1erton Councilman Louis · 'Red ' •
Reinhardt as their LAFC representative
In a noon meeting lhat was -and was
meant to be -a rerun of a special
meeting held .!iix hours earlier Cln the
lawn of the old county courthouse.
Reinhard!, was unanimously named in
that meeting and Los AlamitClS Coun-
cilman Joe Hyde was unanimously re-
jected in a vote that paved the way for lt
'"Key11tone Kopa" LAF"C hearing at 8
a.m.
That meeting. organized during the
weekend by supervisors' c ha i r m 1 n
Robert Battin and .Fifth DJ s t r-t-c l
&lper~r Ronald C1tsper~. tnded with
H'yde running from the hearing room
bt:11tlng off process serv,rs and B1tlln
dodging and weaving from the assembly
hill with the liame purpose in mind .
It !nok just. aix !!eeonds for Bflttin UJ
prnposed the repl11ctme.nt flt Oitrltl'l
Pearson of Anaheim w!th Anaheim 1t-
( ~ LAFC WRANGLE, Pi tt ll
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST )0, ·197f
VOL. 64, HO. lM. I SI CTIONS, • l"AOU
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COAST GUARD CUTTER ESCORTS PIR ATED YACHT KAMALII
Oil Mill ionaire Ooh11ny's Boat Returns to Honolulu
Yacht Suspects Nabbed
From Wire Service•
Sailing for Honolulu, the yacht Kamalii
was due by midnight today, escorted by a
Coaat Guard cutter carrying three llUllen
llU!!pecl.!! in ironll after a modern saga of
piracy and chase. on the high seas.
The exact nature or the case won 't be
"known until !he 70.foot vessel docks along
with the cutter Cape Corwin, whose men
overtook and boa rded her Monday.
Speculation in the islands is tha t lhree
.'luspected hijackers may pay with their
live11 for the strange adventure.
The two-day chase of the million-<loUar
TranspaC Race participant en d ed
uneventfully before dawn, un der lhe eerie
illumination or narcs and 11earchlight.s.
Details of the capture of millionaire
nilman Larry Doheny·~ boa! were radioed
fro m the Cape Corwin, ski ppered by U.
(jg J Greg WlllOll.
Suspedl who forced lhe Kamalil 1'1Ul
from Ali Wal Yacht Harbor and set three
crewmen 11drift 160 miles out, one "'
NewjXlrt Beach man, were cbased by sea
and air.
·The "trail was picked up after skipper
Bob Wuhke\t, John Freitall, of Lo~
Angeles, and Fr11nk Power. of Newport
Beach, were picked up bobbing In .1
lifcrlll by a Japanese freighter.
They r11dloed they were; .'la fe and unln·
jured, giving basic direction!! In which the
Kamalii vanished over the horizon five
bours e11rlier.
A Coast Guard CI30 spotted htr Satur-
day , bu l the alleged hijackers -whose
motivation isn't known -beat for a rain
(See KAMAW, Pa.(e Z)
Oruge
"' eaCher
tt.'ii ~going to be a few d~eea
cooler today and Wednesda y, but
the current hea l wave i11 expected
In lasl at. least two more days
wiLh temperatures al 80 along the
roast rising to 88 inland. l.<>ws
72-74.
INSIDE TODAY
TV 1vritl'r Rod SBrlJ.ng brought
the barometric bomb to trlevU·
km audirnccs in 'The. Dooms·
day Flight' and nothing bwt
hrusles ta th r. FAA and the fed-
eral government. See story
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Apollomen Fight
Gravity Fatigue
SPACE CE NTER, Houston rU Pl l -
Doctors asked Apollo l5's astronauts to
ttlurn to lhe elinll' today for a seron\I
series or 1es1s to see 1f their hearts have
overcome the laziness de\'eloped during
their !ong exposure lo .... etghtless space_
,Dr, Ct1arlcs A, B<'rry reµorted that
David ft. Seott, Alfred M. \Vorden and
James B. lr\1·in had oot completely r('.
ada plrd to lhe rigors of gravity ~londay
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2 Sa11 Quenti11
Inmates Knifed;
5 in Four Days
SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (AP) -Tu·o
more inmates have been stabbed at San
Quentin Stale Prison, bringing the
numbe r of knifings here to five since
Salurd<>.y.
The latest victims \.\'ere stabbed during
a ~ionday noon brawl ln a prison }'ard
jammed \rith 1,500 inmates, prison ol·
ficial s sa il.I
Robe rt \V. Bronhill. 26. serv ing lime for
a Solano County burglary and attempted
rape. !<tier underwent surgery for a
\\'Ound th;il mny ha\'C punctured his
s pleen. John C Williams, 35. a life-
tern1er on an Alameda County murder
con11iclio11. h:1d only superficial ll'OUnds.
Associate \Varden Ja1nes Park said !he
prison '1as questioning a prisoner ;.:id
searching for tile \\'Capon used. The
number of guards on duty has also been
increased. he said.
Park said that the prison grapel'ine
\\'as suggesting drugs or narcotics as the
n1otive behind 1he knifings.
He said the latest incident probably
'l'as unconnected with three \veekend stab·
ings, one of the1n fatal.
lnn1ate Ed\1·ard H. Gonzales, 38, of Los
Angeles. wa s _:.;lain Saturday, the third
convict killed at the prison this year.
A guard wa~ fatally stabbed thret.
\1'eeks ago trying to protect a hospitalized
inmc.te. believed lo have bee.n labeled an
informer by other prisoners.
On Sunday guard Robert Mays and in-
mate Jerry Story, 37, \Vas injured in
separate knifings. Both are reported
recovering.
The motives in the weekend stabbing
;ire unknown, prison o!ficlals said.
County Teenager
Dies i11 Flaming
Capo Smashup
A Santa Ana youth died in the f\a1ning
·wrecl;.age of his car near San Jua11
Capistrano t-.londay night when the vehi·
<·le, traveling at high speed, failed lo
round a curve on the Ortega Highway
and plunged over an cn1hankmenl.
California Highv.•ay patrolmen iden-
tified Lhe \'ict im as driver Randv Clark .
17. T11·0 passengers we.re injured , one of
the m critically, in the 11·reckage o[ the
Clark car.
Robert Broka11•. J7, of Santa Ana ls to·
day on the critical \isl at Orange County
i\1edica! Center. He is being treated in
lh e burn 11-·ard of the county facility ,
Robert EnglehRrd. 16. of Santa Ana,
received minor injuries and is bc.ing
trea1ed at SQu th Coast Community
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reco\'ery 1 le· said the pi Io t s'
carUiovasl'ular systems probably would
return to nor1nal today or \\'ednesday.
The astronauts' general physical {'Ull·
dilion was reported good, although they
"'ere n101·e fatigucd than previou~ moon
e.\fl]Or('J"S,
The 12-dav, 7-liour Apollo 15 rn1ss1on
,1·as the loi1gest and n1ost demanding
n1oonflight ever conducted and it was on-
ly 38 hours short of America's spaceflight
endurance record. set by Gemini 7 in
1965. Soviet c.:os1no11au1.~ h<1vc reportecV
1nore severe clebilitating effects after 18
da:>'s of weightlessnes.~.
The Apollo 15 trewinen. however, y;ere
not slo\1·ed by 1heir re-adaptation process.
After t•on1pleliug r.fonday ·s regularly
scheduled technicBI debriefings, Scott and
lr\vin donned white smocks and CllPS and
joined scientists in the Initial examination
of sorne of the 172 pounds of rock and soil
they brought back fron1 the mountain
valley they explored for three days.
The two astronauts peered intently at
two pitted rocks 1nounted in a glass wall-
ed cabinet in the lunar receiving
laboratory and then answered questions
lroni geologists v.•ho examined the
specimens.
The space agency today released .a
series of 10 still photographs. six of them
in color, taken during the landmark ex·
pcdition. They y,·ere son1e of the n1o~l
spectacular lunar pictures ever t:.kcn,
showing the explorers, their spacecraft
and their ear with the two to three mile
high Appennine ~fountains 111 th c
background.
The photographs showed the nank of
Hadley Dclt:~ Mountain where Scott and
Irwin found v.·hal ls believed to be a piece
of the pri1nit1ve crust of the moon. fill.
Hadley, rising JS,000 feet high IS miles
away, -was seen in the background or one
picture and another showed the IO.foot
car parked on the edge of the deep can-
yon Scoll and Irwi11 investigated.
The astronauts had not been scheduled
to meet v.·ith scientists until later this
v1eek , but ScoU said before the July 26
launch he felt obligated to devote as
much tirne as possible after his return to
helping geologists identify the rocks and
\l'hcre they were found.
Scientisls expect the samples to help
them turn the pages of lunar history back
to the beginning. Some may be the o!des\
rocks man has ever seen.
It y,•as the first lime moon explorers
actually joined scientists in the lunar
laboratory while the sample analysis was
under way. Prev ious crews were
restricted by a quarantine which was
diBcontinued for Apollo IS.
Beside8 the re-adaptation problem~.
Berry reported Scott h;id suffered pain·
ful, but minor hemorrhages under four
fingernails during his first moonv•alk J11-
ly JI. This bleeding \vas not incapaciting
and was caused by the tight gloves of the
spacesuit.
"Any time you get so111e bl()Od und('r
your nail it hurts:· Berry said , explaining
it 11·as just like hill1n~ a flnger 11'ilh a
hammer, only for Scott it 1~·as a constant
pressu re.
"I don 't think it's anylh111g or a serious
problem," Berry said , ··A sui1 ls jusl one
or those things that you·ve gol to pul up
11'ilh some di sco1nfort. !t"s just one o[
those things that can occur ."
Berry reported all three as\ronauts lo~t
\\•eight during thr fl\gh! as r:.:pc1·trd , h11t
he said they had re,l!ain ed most of 1t
within 24 hours alter S a I 11 rd a y 's
splashdo11·n.
t 'rorrt P(f!Jt~ l
KAMALII. •
:-.qua!l to hide
Tlie fou r-engine pla ne·~ rad:.r pickrd
her nu1, ho\1'el'er. sh arp and cl~ar. and the
l\a111a!i1 w;is r\•tnlu;;lly overtaken by the
spred~· Cape Cr.1·11•111
SpotlighleU hy thr \'efsc!'s powerful
searchlight and s!;1rkl.1· outlined by aerial
flares. the l\;in1alii cl1'il1cd 1n a ~tandstill
after L!. \\'ils0n ordered her to halt over
a bullhorn.
A signal light na~h~d co1npliance and
boarders preparC'd to take over .
A battle at ~r;i h:id bern fe:i red !'linr-r
the trio \Vho ~eizcrt and imprisoned
\Vashkeit. Power~ ;ind Freita~ harl guns
and knives. 1l'hi\e Lhcre were additional
\\"Capons aboard.
"Boarding tarried tall \l'i1ho ut in-
cident," LL \Vllson radioed !o the island~
\Vlthin moinents. signaling the chase's
quiet end, 250 miles off Hawaii.
Suspects lakcn lnlo custod v 11·ere Iden-
tified as fltichael R. t-.teiton, 24, of
Bakersfield. Kerry D Bryant. 25, of I.o'
Angeles and hlark E. fllaynard. 27. of
Lev.·iston, Idaho.
Authorities believe they \\'ere headin~
for Tahiti 11·i1h the bcial owned bY
Doheny, whose family nan1e ls famous in
California hlstory and de velopment.
The question waiting to be answered is:
precise!:--why ?
Honolulu police ~aid today they v•ill
proeecute the lr jo on al.1empted murder
charges for setting the skipper and crew
adrift in the tropical sea~.
A comment by U.S. Attorney Herold
Fong, ho11·evcr, ind icates the government
may pur~ue pirl\cy charges. plu.'J viola·
lion of the $0--Called Lil Lie Lindbergh
Law.
The latter \\'I.~ enacltd after the
kidnap-murd~r of fiinied fhtr Col.
Ch.ult.'! E. Lindbergh"s infnnt son and
preteribt.c ckfl!h In case of ~nap in-
voh•ln,11 tve:n lhe ;o;lighte.~t injury,
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LAFC WRANGLE
torllt'Y Herb Lic.ker btforr he and llyde
were forcl':d from the hearing roo1n to the
boos and jeers of tlle mayors and irup·
portt.rs of the Irvine cltybood mavtrnnlt.
Battin e1nerged fron1 his private office
towards the end of the League's luncheon
tneeting to announce on behalf of the
boai-d that his nomination or Ucker to
replace Pearson was "taken to foresta\1
Mn!inufd domination of Orange County's
fut ure by the Irvine Cnn1pany.
.. Orange County government shol1ld be
run by de1nocralically elected reptesen·
tatives rather than its biggest Jand
developer . , which has been the case
for Lhe last 50 plus years,"' Battin said,
.apparently speaking for the full board .
Battin occused Pearso1: of being
reelected "in a po1\er play by the Irvine
1nac·hine on April 14, 1971, over a month
before hi.s old tern\ expired while a
regular eo1nmisslon member was absent.
The legality of this lrvine·inspired move
\vas questioned at that tin1e," he said.
Responding for the Irvine Company to-
day, Executive Vlce President Raymond
L. \Vatson . con1n1ented, "i'vlr. 13attin 's ac·
cusations about an Irvine n1achine -
which he repeats time and again in his
statement -are too vague and too con·
fu:;ing for us or anyone, I v.·ould lhink, to
respond to appropriately. If he has
anything specific to charge, -he should
name names. But he cannot, of course.
"As far as Mr. Pearson's reelection tit
LAFC on Aprj) 14 is concerned. that is
news to us. We did not know then that he
had been reelected and we do not know
now what the procedu re is supposed to be
for lhe election of a LAfC men1bet· at
large. That is nol our inlerest.
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Santa Ana tl1ayor {J:irrn Grisft llll)-
ported Battin al the luncheon m«Unl
u·hen he defended Hyde's naming by • IS
io 12 vote as a "fair and square election.''
tirisct w<1rned the League that the
Irvine Company·s interests were "well
served" by Reinhi'~·dl's subsequent t>Jec·
lion to the post held by Hyde and added
that Uie now displaced Hyde "may have
so ini' JU.Sliflcalion for his argun1enl th;it
he is the League's la"·fully elected
representative .. ,
Hyde was renwved in a new vole July
28 afLer Reinhardt served the League and
Orange C:Oun!y's 25 ma.yors with <1
kt11'suil in which he clai1ned tha! the elee·
lion or Hyde was illegal. Many Leogue
nu:n1bers had second thoughts about lhei r
na1ning of Hyde in a meeting 1vhich
brought charges th..nt' · tr emend o u !I
politiea l pressure9was brought to bear
on behalf of Hyde.
B<ittin rec:>Jled the Reinhard\ law;;uit
and described ii as a "spurious lawsui \
(in which) the Irvine forces are unwilling
to accept the fru its of the democratic
process.
··That lawsuit helped to lurther In·
timidate certain n1ayors of Orange Coun-
ty who then caused Hyde 's election to be
scrutinized tor any technical defects ,"
Battin said. "In view <>f the Irvine
1nu:hine forces arrayed against h~'Tl'. Joe
J lyde olfered lo resign conditioned upon
the valid appoin\lnent and qualificatiom
of a city representative as his successor.
VIOLENCE ERUPTS IN !RISH PROTEST ANT -C ATHOLIC STRIFE
Warehouse at Short Strand Put to Torch by Rioterl
"Finally, it is inCQnceivable tn us !hill
~ny ren1otely sophisticated follower of
Orange <;o~nt.y govern1nent col1ld accept
r-.tr. Battin s highly colored explanation of
the reason~ behind his recent ac1ions ''
"The Monday morning meeting WtU
called to right the wrong perpetuated by
the lr\•ine machine forces against the
public·s interest on April 14 \Vhen they
maneuvered their 1nan iReinhardt) ihto a
ne1v tern1 before his old term expired,
Bc.tUn charged.
"They took advantage of a regular
cQn1mission rnember's absence, a
men1ber who \l'ould have blocked their
po\vCr play," the supervisors' chairman
said. f 'ro11a 1•,1ge l
Battin claimed that H}'de 1vas ele~ted
by the League at its meeting last July 8
as the League's represent2.tive on the
LAPC. Both sides in the LAFC dispute
acl;11u\1·ledged during l\1onday's heated
deba tes the anxiety of each to have a
ftl\·orable LAfC board for \Vednesday's
\'ltal hearing.
NORTHERN IREL.l\.ND • • •
troops to keep order. Since lhen I here hn~
heen 111tern1i ~tent violence .
Last weekend it st;irted ;1g;11n <1nd Ille
Northern lrelJr1d pn'.'1111cr in1·oked the 111.
tcr11rncn1 1ri1hnut tr~al 1nea~11re~ tn try In
end once and for al! JJ{A ac111•1t 11~~ in the
north. l\1ore lhan 300 :.uspct!s v.•erc
rounded up to be held '·indc:fini1rly."
'Today, the IRA issued :.111 :ippeal In
lrishmcn in the Jris h republ ic !11 t:Om<! 10
their assistance. "Our survival or defc;.il
Postal Service
A11.no1uices 1.Juo.-:1
In Tliird Cla ss
\~'ASHINGTON (U l'l\ -Thi' I: 0.::.
postal Service tOOay anno!lnl'~'d plnns to
increase tcmpor<irily the r~He . .; for tlurd ·
('!asi:. n1;ii!. cfff'ct11·c SrpL J1i, hy !hr lul l
amount 1l 1Jrig111all,v prof)l)~f·d ll'()tild l)t.'
added r)n gradu.:111.v 111-f'r f11·t' ~·car<~
Tht>; Uircct ?lla1l Advert is ill!:! A\S04.'1;1-
lion Inc., 11·hich ITPr('~nl~ a\Jo11l ll10-
th11'ds of tl1r 11a ti1J11's th ird rl;q_ .. ~ t·1 1111~
n1cr(i;1I n1;ulC!'S. :i ald 11 1~·ou ld :.lH.' tl1~·
post offir(• for the fir _:.;t llllll' Ill tii1•
1\~SQ4.'ialion'~ ~4 -yccir·hl.<.tory, In i>luck th r
incte<l Si'.
Pos t il l nf l1ri;il~ <1111101111~'1."tl 1:i _:.;1
Frhruary thr·y p1;1n11ccl !(1 i111·rc;i sr th11'd
<·la_:.;~ rnai\ r;.1\t.s frnn1 4 t11 5 f'en1~ lll'r
pir1·r 1n hlilk r11a1li11gs hilt said thp Ill·
«rc:isc would b(· ~prc;1d oul 111 11\("ff'n1eu1s
nf tw11·!c11ths of 011e ccnl. n1'1'r thi• nc.\t
fl\'P ~·rar~.
'Tod:i~·. h011·1•1rr. 1ht' 1· (• ,. ,. n l \ v
rcflrgi11111ri1 f'n~1'11 ~cr\'lt'•' ~n1 d 1t )l;i1!
l1er111nc necrss.'lr~ 1•1 1n~t1 1\1l" llw 11111 111-
lrr;:i~e thi~ yenr bet•11u:;;e C'1111t?.1 '"'~ f1 1d n11t
f\1')11"opri:ilr !'lll!lt Lh IJHl!l!':O ~l'ho· fqll Ill·
t rcasf' 1s ~upp0•;C1l lo pr(lsl11l"l' <111 1·x11 ri ,\,l
1111111• 11 n 111on th 111 rP\C'l1U1'
.)(1hll ,J. l)aly . \l!'l' ptf'~11l<'11I 01 1111'
T>1rrc1 \!ail Advrrt1st.'r~. ~aHl ii\ \<111-,,,rs
planned to seek a prrli1n1n ;:ir~ 111111n(·lio11
10 lialt the full incrt»ilSf' 111 ft'<t\·1·n1 c·rit1rt.
prohf!bly tClday or \\'cclnc.~da~·
Citing a section of thr l!lifl Postal
Reorganizntion Act. the 111:1ilt'rs argur
only the five-me1nber U.S. Pri,~tal n:it<'
Commis~ion h::.s po11·cr to ::.dju51 the
phasing of rates.
The cornrnission hR s been hL":1n 11g rc-
C]uests for permanent ratr in1·rea se.s t11r
several months. Te1nporary increases 1n
<ill clnsses of mail look effec'l ~'1;1y 1r1
under a provi sion that the service enn in·
stitute a one·lhird. temporary hlkr until
lhe ('Qtnmisslon acts>:'
That actlon 11·11s apreiiler!. unsuc·
ressfully. by second cl11 ss 1nailer~ -
m11gazines and ne"1spapcrs. pl'in1;;1rily -
and their case is still pending.
Adn1i ral's Cup
Race Nears End
PLY;\'IOlJTlf. F:ni.:land 11\r 1 -13ril;iin
und Australia were locked In a dogfigh t
l•ir the Ad1nlral'~ Cup trophy Tursd:1.1 11s
4;,. yachts from IS nations heridrtl !or
horne in the 00.S.mile Fa~tntt Bock rai ·e.
Utfcnding chan1pion United State" 1111·
peared out of the <:h;:1se .
The British yac·ht Cer\antr~ I\',
helmed by Bnb \\latson. app•:arrd tD hf,.
ahead of Au stralia"s Ragamuffin 011 cor·
reeled handicap times.
BritAin led v.·ith 480 point~ at thr st:irt
of the Fastnet race. followed bv l\u str11 l111
"'ilh ~51111nd lhe United Statei;.wl!h 4!9.
A lotal of 236 yachts are invO]\'ed in !ht
Faslnet rare. t-.1o~t of lht•rn arc 1·l1ris!r11!
the Fastnet Tmphy. Qnly •15 ~·ttrhti;-11rP
inl'olveCl in the Ad1n1r'al's Cur , onr fl f !ht'
most lrCHSU rt?d lrophie:o; 1n ):athl!1 1g
·rhrt'(' yarhts frn111 (';irh of th(• 1:, 1'11(11·
J1tlng CQllllli.:.ieJi a.Q!JU.VOJ~~d JU l..!.li!! lfill':.i_
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now depends l:irgely 1111 your reaction ,''
:-aid ;1 ~1.1te1nent i:-1\ucd by t he
Jt(·puhlu.:;in l'rcss Center Clf 1he !H/\. It
c:+llc1I 11 ;1 ··uoo1n~dny si!u:itiot\. ·•
Tl10.: Iris h ltcplJbl ir.: cabinet rnct in
Uublin lo{l;1y lo consider the situation in
tt1e north_ Politica l sources said n1nong
n1casurcs up tor disr.:ussion was the possi·
blr. \1'lthdraw<il or Irish troop.~ tr o1n the
lini ted i\:1tions pc;icc keeping force in
{:yprus.
In Lvn•J .. 11. pvlier· ~;1a! lhey bt:t:;in 11
"trit·t :-;rcunly ehctk ;it all ;iir and se a
po n ~. ~l'r1·j11g 11-elancl lo pre' e111 I !tA 1nen
o•nil'ring Bril:dn. G1n1rds 11 ere increa sed
;'lt 111il1t<iry ci>l.alilish111t'uls tii pre vent the
tl1 f'f1 or arrn:-' ;111d cxplO~il'f'3.
Hri1ish lloine Secretary Hcginald
\laudling said !he government had no
11lans Lo recall parlian1ent froin its sum·
1nt·r recess and that he \vas keeping in
touch hy radio telephone \.\'Ith Prime
1\lini sler Ed1vard Heath , now sailing
,1boa rd his ytic.:ht Morning Cloud in the
,\dn1ira1 ·.~ Cup races.
Sn1oke from burning houses hung over
nelfast and the Belfast fire brigade said
il hiid received 90 calls between 6 a.m.
,\·[onday and 6 a.m. today but \Vas able to
reach only about 30 of the premises
because of the fighti ng. In some areas
hostile crowds cut the firehoses.
Protestants who said they feared a
!akeover by Ron\an Catholics burned
1heir houses in a mixed area of Belfast
.\!onday and fled to other shelters.
They left behind thick, gray sinokc
hi\lowing fron1 about 100 L"'·o-story brick
homC'S in Velhada Park. Flames crackl·
in~ upward sen t chunks of slate roofs
~pinning into the air.
An Anny SJXlke sman ~;1\d 1nore lhan
?1W 1 farnilies liad been removed from lhc
blazing homes
"\\'e ~111 the \\'Ord the Catholics were
!'1otning ln tr.nig ht." one man ln his early
:;os said , picking up a ballpeen hammer.
"Rather than give our homes up Lo
111r1n. wl:''d burn them down."
Dollar Besieged
On Europe Mart;
Gold Takes Jun1p
LONDON (UPI) -The U.S. dollar re.-
1nained under siege on money markets
tod<1y. v.'ith gold prices at a t\\·o-ye;1r high
and the dollar at lo1v levels in Euroµe . In
the Far East, gold hit a la.year peak on
the Hong Kong market.
Dealers called n1arkets heeti(' .ind
highly nervous and said price inovemenls
1•:C're err;itic for gold and eurrencil's. The
dollar i1nproved slightly on the Frankfurt
1narkcL for example, over t.1onday·s 22-
)e:ir low.
Dealers blan1ed distrust of thr t_; .S.
doll;!r for slraining the: global mont'Y
systern, as l\Cll as publicity for the
\l'eekend report of a congressional sub·
<.'<lmmittee ll'hich discussed d o I I a r
devalualion. These de\•elopments foll ow-
ed a long run of depressing U.S.
rconotnic news and fears lhat declining
u _:;. gold stocks might proinµt a go!U
policy switch.
The nerv11usness reached 1he l l11 ng
l\ong gold market \.\-"here gold reached
$40.50 an ow1ce, a !~year high_ Dollar<i
arc lightly controlled on the Tok1'11
rnarket \v lth flexibility limited to ooe per-
cent of lhe official rate of 360 yen to th!!
dollar. But th ere 11·as speculation the
government \vould widen the margin 10
La percent. There is no public gold
1nnrket in Japan.
In Zurich, the Swis.~ Natlonal Bank ;111d
the country's top banks met tod:iy to
discus~ addi tional steps lo halt tbe rusti
of dollars into Switzerland.
Preliminarv control rnoves IJ v
Switzerland ~fonday to halt the nioneta ry
inflow kept tension high. The SY. 1~~
moves followed similar French current·v
controls last \\'edne!lday. designed to !1;.
sulale Prance from interna!ional ~pecul:i ·
!ion, The French action first 1ngg1•rrd
the present currency turn1 fl11.
Thal he;.iring i,~ expected to determini~
tile ft1ture statu s of the "Pron1ised Land"
-a 9:111-acre strip that runs along Santa
Ana"s southca:;ten1 flank and whieh even·
tually nHi)' be1.:on1e part of the propo.sed
n~w ci t ~ of lr1·1nc over Santa Ana's vigo-
rous obJCC(ions.
Sa nta 1\i1a ret·ently unsuccessfully
ar"ued in a \all"su1t ruled on by Superior
Co71rt Juch;c l~ay nl<H1d Thompson that a
prior agrcPrllt'llt between the Irvine Com·
pany aud !ht' ('itv precluded the ··Promis·
ed Land -· 1ron1 inclusion ln any Irvine
acrea~<'.
13at\in 's \'t•rsion of lhr hoorU that
:-':1ould ru le on 1hc chspulc is hin1se\f aJJd
Ca :;pers a~ the board ot supervisors'
rrprPsenta!ives; Hyde and L\layor Stanley
r\orttirup of San Cl e111cntc for Lhe League
;ind Licker repl acin~ Pearson as the
public's delecate on the board. Tha~ roster . it 11·as generally agreed
t-.lond<i)'. would :;ec appl'oval of Santa
Ana ·s tn<J\lc to annex the "Promised
Land ."
In the Lea gue's eyes. the hearing could
n1il\' he con:'idcrcd legal 1F Reinhardl
rc1lresc111s the eit1' s~·!ection con1mittec
11 ith 1\urthrup. Pearson. Battin and
Casper" 1.<iking the ren1aining seats.
"\\fc're not interested ln any politic:ril
rcuds, in-f ighting or pQ1~·cr pla,\'S."
Lea~llc Chainnan Ed Just declared at
the nrxin meeting. "\\'e are only con-
crn1ed with Lile League's right lo
cletennine 1vho il s representative shall
be-
"That. representative is Red Reinhardt
and not Joe H,vdt'." the Fountain Valley
rnayor stiid . "Hyde resigned at our recent
1ne('\i11g "'halel"er lhe vote might hal"c
hccn and it is our position that he
varall'd lhc !>CflL "
C:.ispr1·s and Hydt> re m a in e d
1111<1\'flil;ihlc for comn1ent toda y. Both
t11scussed the issue behind closed doors
\rith Ballin i\l onday in a meeting that
1nav hal"e been in \'io\ation of the Brov..·n
Acl -a state code thtit defends the right
11f th" public and press to be present al
111r••1i11• ~ nl ;in1· n11hlir hndv
Let Us Put You On The Map
N••t th 1 •nfr•nc 1, ln1id• our sfor•, ii • 9i•n+
"'""' m•p. w, •r• in th• proc••t of id•ntify ing •II of
th , hom•i ...,, h•v• c•rp•t•d 1inc • 1965 on thi1 map
with color1d piru. IA d iff1r1nt color for ••th yea r).
Clcn• 1cr1.1t i11y will d1t1ct 1om1 int1r11tin9 f•ct1:
f ,,~t!y , w1 h•"• c•rp1t1d home1 on Yittuatly e v1ry
1tr11i in th,''''· Stcondly, th1 pin 1 •r• in bunch11,
indic •ling WOR.0-0F-MOUTH •dv1rti1in9. Thirdly,
th1 numb11 of home•.,.., he"'' c•rp1t1d i1 ste99erin9.
If you cl1sire hon1sty, •xFer•rnc1, e nd rr.::.cm·
rnerideliOl')I from nei9hbor1 W e he"' WOrk•d for,
thin Ald1n'1 ;, THE PLACE I
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VOL M . NO. 190, 2 SECTIONS. 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORN IA TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1971 TEN CENTS
Coast
By TERRY COVILLE
Of Ille Di iiy 1"11•1 Stflf
Veteran Cos ta Mesa Councilman Alvin
L. Pinkley today urged voters io recall
supervisors Robert Bal!in and ,Ronald
Caspe rs.
Other angry r1!y ol lieials alo111g the
Orange Coast joi ned in dt>nouncing the
pair. rhough only one rommen!ed nn
Pink le}··s recall plea. San Clemente ~1ay
or \\'al!er Eva ns sa1rl he suppor1s 11.
Caspers and 8a!1 in are under firr from
cllv offlc1als for their rapid actions in
ti ti ti
LAFC Triad
Now Facing
Contempt
By TOJ\I BARLEY
01 I~• 011ty l"llot Sll fl
Orange Co unty's big,'!est and mos! bil-
ler political hall le in recen t years stayed
en the boi l toda y wit h supervisor!> Ronald
Casper~ and Rober! Ballin and fellow
I.AFC.: niembcr .Joe Hyde nO\\' f;ic1 ng cnn-
remp1 charges for alleged failure 10 obey
a courl order.
The lalrst l11wsui! in 1he !nrrid League
C'JI Cities-Local Agen cy Formaiion Com-
mission di spute wa1' filer! by league at-
lorneys l;ue J\1nnda y. Superior Court
Judge J. E. T. "Ned " Rutter set Aug. 21)
Bl!" the date he will rule on the conten1pt
charges.
Ulw yers ror the l.£ague's city sr!cctil'ln
t'Ommittre argue 1n the ir new action that
lhe trio of defendants attempted to hold a
Epecial meeting of the LAFC early J\ton-
day in defiance of Lhe court order signed
Sunday night by .Judge Ruller .
The new complaint, one of two filed
~londay by the League, claims that Hyde,
Cas pers and Battin were \\'ell aware of
the res tra inin~ order .,.,.hen they opened a
n1ee1ing called tn remove Anahe im coun-
cil man Charles Pearson from his LAFC
ieat,
The new restraining order does nnt iir-
fe ct \Yedne sday·s meet ing of the LAF'C.
It is expected lhat hnth sides in the
dis putt will a~a in atlernp! Ill place their
ov.n representat ives on the commission
for the vital "Promised Land" hearing
League representative!' unan imously
confirmed their nom iner in two meet ings
P.fon rla .v and are e):pPctcd to again d~
m<Jnd Wednesday 1hal he take his seat at
lhr LAFC iab!e.
~layors nf 20 Orang' County com-
m• ri r1c~ again unanimously named
Fulirrrnn Councilman Louis · ' R rd . '
Re1nhttrdt as lhc1r LAFC represenlllt1\e
1n a nooo mee11ng thar 11-'a~ -and 1Ya~
n1ran1 lo bP -a rrrun of a sp rr1al
mee!ing ht"ld ~1x hnur.~ rarhrr on the
!Srt. LAFC , Pagt ?~
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Caspers CaJls
For Delay
In LAFC Meet
Orangt County Fifth D i s t r i rt
Supervisor Ronatd Casprr~ today callrd
for a rwo v.•ee k dela11 iir \\l ednesrlav·s
meetin g of the l..nc;il A,i:-enc.11 formation
Cnmn11ss1on '"un11I we ca n get the legal
1i1!ua11nn sorted nut ··
la~oer~ made his 1·nm mrnt <11 lhc
hr1ght nf a ne\\' cnnfrnnt::i11on Det1,1.ern
Superv isors Chairman Robe rr BaU1n and
f ounta in Valley ~-layor Ed J us 1 ,
chairman of 1he Lea.1:ue of Cit ic~ anrf the
league"s c1r,v sclecrinn rommiltee.
Jusl 111 ~hed !he bo11rd for ~·hat he said
"''as i\3 ··1ack of ,lilood faith and complete
absence or an.v cooperalion between the
cities and the counly.
'"It seems \lit can no longer cr.iunt on
this board," Just said. "After Monday's
events I would hesitate lo say that we
can pul any reliana on Lhe promi.sel!" or
certain supervisors."
He \\'a~ immediately accused by the
angry Battin of "electing the Irvine Com·
pany's man" IF'ulle.rton Councilman
Louls Reinhard! I and rejecting Los
.Alamitos Councilman Joe Hyde as the
League's representative on the I.AFC
despite hi s ear11tr eltction.
Tht.ir 1rgumenl was in terrupted by
SuperviMlr Ralph Clark who lashed the
League for il.s "conlinued ability to at-
tract writs , injuncllon!f and all kinds of
lllwsuH .~," and I hen blasted Battin t1nd
Caspers for t.ht ir bid lo removt Anaheim
c..,unr-ilman Charlts Pearson from the
LAF'C.
"I "m shocked end \'ery disappointed
Iha! this should h11ve btt!n done,'" Clark
aaid, looking directly at Battin.
"I think 11'1 time for lJ'S 1111 to Ulke a
good lnn.g look 111 this 1vholt situ111io n I.\
JOOn e• the legal rl usl settles down,"
Clark added.
I \ V,, '1f
Mayors Rap Caspers, Battin
J\1onday's six-second Local Agency For-
mation Commission meetll!g.
Piakley called the meeling "scummy
power pollt ics. Those two -nen must not
completely ruin Orange County. A recall
is the only answer.''
In brief summary here's how u,, may-
ors or five olher cities characterized the
sJlua!ion ·
Richard Goldberg, Laguna Bcar.h·
"Since all the cilles 1n thP F'iflh Di strir~
f;11·or lhe i11corp orat1nn nl lr11ln e, I ca n-
not understand why Fifth Districl Super-
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visor Caspers is representing Santa Ana
instead of the people of his district."
Tht t nlire LAFC rnntroversy was
sparked by a battle between Santa Anil
and re!.ide nt.s who want to incorporate
Irvine 011er somt 900 acres both cities
want.
\\'alter Evans. San Clementt· ''\\1e
might take the idea of a ~er.all to our
City Council."
George ri1cC racken, Hun!in,El on Brac:h:
''l don't know iI fiasco is the right 1,1.nr<I,
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COAST GUARD CUTTER ESCORTS PIRATED YACHT KAMALII
Oil Million1ir• Oo hany'• Bo•t A:eturiis to Honolulu
Yacht Piracy Suspects
.Seized, Put In l rons
from Wi re Srrvices
Sailing for Honolulu, the yach l Ka m;ili1
was due by mrdnight today, escorted by 1
Coast Gu<i rd cutter carrying three sulle n
suspects in irons 11ft(>r a modem saga 41f
piracy and chase. nn the hi gh seas.
The exact na lt1re of the case wnn'1 he
knrn'ln until thl' 70-foot 11··ssrl doc ks along
\1·11h the cutter Cape Cor\l.'ln, 1,1.•hose men
evertook and boarded her ~!onday .
Speculation in the islands is that !hr er
suspected hijac.ke rs may p11,v v.·1th their
lives for the strRnii:e ad venture
The 1wo-d<1y chase of the m11lfCln-d Clll 11r
Transpac Race partit:1pant e n de d
unc\·c.ntfullv before d:iv.n. under the eerie
Ulum1natio.i of fla n~s and ~earchlights.
Del.ails nf the capture or mi ll io nai re
oilman La rry Doheny 's hna t wrre radioed
fr om 1he Cape Corwin, ,;kippered by Lt.
(Jg f Gregg Wilson.
Suspects wbo forced the K11malii cut
Linde•• Street
from Ala Wai Yachl Har bor and set three
cre\l.'men adrift 160 mil es out., one "
Nl'wpnr1 Beach man , "·ere chased hy sea
and air.
The rra1! was picked up after skipper
BnO Washkeit, Jnhn Freitas, ~r Ln.s
Angeles, and Frank Power, (Jf Ne"·port
Beach. were picked up bobbing in a
!iferaft by "Japanege freighter.
They radioed 1hey were safe and un in-
jured. giving basic direetinns in 1,1.•hjch the
Kamali i 11anishcd over the horizon fi ve
hou rs earlier.
A Cc.ai;L Guard Cl.'lO s polled hrr Satur-
d;;.v. bul the alle11:ed hljac.kers -who~
molivation i~n ·1 kno1•.'n -beat for a rain
squall In hide.
The four-eng ine plane's radar picked
tier oul , however, sharp and clear, and !ht
K11malii was eventually OW!rlaken by the
spttdy Cape Corwin.
lt wa.s such 1 mockery of democracy .··
Ed Hirth. Newport Beach ; .. Wt hope
the demand.• of the people will force !he
su pervisors to conduct business in the
open, ancl before the peo ple."
To ny F"nr5ltr, San .Juan Capistrano·
''ll's pnlil1 cal chicllne ry. The peo ple nf
OranRe C<iunt y deserve better re pre-
i;entatinn th11n they are getting by these
1110 supervisor~··
All nf the c1!.1 nfl1cia h pn1 nted In rh"
large gathering of ma yors -20 of 2.l -
as evidence that the ('{lUnly's cities did
not want the Ballin-Caspers-Joe Hyde
4 Los Alam itos City C-Ouncilman) tried to
conti nue on the LAFC.
l\1osl mayors conceded that lht courts
1vill now ha\'e to decide jus1 who is on
the LAF'C anrl v.•hether tllonday's LAF"C
mret1ng or !he mayors' mee!lng we.rt
lc.c;il.
Sa n Clrn1enle"r, F:11an~ also defender! the
lr11n e Company "They'l'e been painrecl
as an organiza tion putting lht pressure
on, but I have never bttn approached
by the company on the issue. They're
just bystanders in this thing.''
Pinkley. in issuing his recall statement
said he. was breaking a long personal
fer li ng.
'"! ahvays thought eleclect <lfficials ~hnulrl onl.Y be reca lled if their hand was
caught in the cash, or lhey were. con-
victed of a fc lonv" the 18-year council·
man said "I was wrong. These lwo
have. to be stopped,"
Pier Gets New
Huntington Project Cuts Under Study
8.Y ALAN DIRKI N
Ot t~o Dl lJJ "110! $t1t1
A move to cul do"'n the Top of the Pier
progre.m is g;ithering mon1entum in Hun-
tlngton Beach.
A slaff cnm minec !hat hlls been
i;prarhe ading Lhr project wa fi nieet ing 1n
c:1t,v hall this 1norn111g and. although the
disc us.~ion~ \l'Prr hl'hind r lo~erl dnor.~. 11
is known 1h;>J Il ic talk \vas nn the. lines of
Jio w 1he prn.1ec1 inigh1 bf' rcd ur.crl.
The re11ir w of the prngri1 n1. whirh ('n-
vi sag es a five-block $7.:1 mil lion park~n.i::
lol a\0ng Coasl Highway, f0llO\\'S tv.·o re·
ceni develo pments in Lhe city:
-A staff presen tation at \as\ v.·cck's
council meeting that showed lhal the prn·
ject woulcl need to be subsidized to the.
extent of ,23-0,000 a year for five or sot
years .
-Repeated comments by Coonc1lman
School Board .
Studies Tower
Deadline
By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI
' 01 !~o Diiiy l"llO! St•ft
The de licate question of wha t Is til be
cione \Vi!h the nlr1 Hun tl ng1on Beach H1i:h
School campus ;ind its land.,,ark tower i~
as much in rloul:ll today as H ~·as three
)•cars a~n.
At their tl1nnday 111ternoon mceLi ng,
Hunting ton Beach Union Hi.Eh School
Dis1 rict 1rU1'1t'C1' r.t:a1 n r n n c e r n t d
themsel11es 1,1.•ilh that t1ckl1sh subject
\\h lle apprn111ng 11 n architectural con-
trac!
The conlracl ch<it!!l'S 1hr S:int a Ana
fi rm nf Al!en. Kn.1wles and ,\111Jrr 1n do
!'nrneth1nj:? tn makf' !hf' 45-year-nld slruc-
tures ca rlhquake proof. Bul 1\hcthrr that
mea n,; rlrn1oh~1nn . recnns1ruct1on or
hull<.l ing of a ne1~ .'tchuol behind the old
fr.cadc 1s still nnvbodv 's RLICf,.S .
Although the 1io.ro01. tower. aucliloriu m
llnrl classroom "4'1ng have w1lhstoocl
se11r.ral earthquakrs. 1ncl ud1og th e 19.1.1
d\sas1cr, 1l has Deen Termed unsafe under
tilei Field Act.
With !he dc;icl hne. for condemnation
rapidly approachi n&. the architects ha ve
promised lo come up with the dollar
value for e2.t:h 01 the three alternatives aL
a later boa rrl mee ting. Their eight per-
cent fee covers each eventuality.
Schoolmcn arf' generally agreed that it
\11ould be Oesl to raze the old buildings
and construct newer llnd efficient ones.
But public sentim ent favors reta ining the
f\olediterranean style bu1 ldlng~ that ha1,1e
.s!otxi 111nce 1!12~.
"Frankly, I don'l lhink the \\·ay the
classrooms are ordered are conducive lo
any kind of innovative programs and my
fir st i..'TI"Prcssion wa.o; to knoc k t!iem
!Set TO\\'ER, Page!)
Ted Bz.1"llell that the project could be cut
in ha lf "and nobody would miss it."
Bartlett noted that the staff predicted a
$fi.7 million accumulated deficit in city
expenditures by 1977 but the councilman
i;airl that most problems would he solved
if the pa rking lot 1,1.•ere cut in hell.
In siders 2.1 cily hall confirmed that the
projf'ct was being re-evaluated Lhis morn·
1ng and lhal a new presentation will br.
given tn the council !.n sef' hri1,1.• much the
c-ouncil is prepared to subsidize the pro-
ject.
11ie fir.o;! indication of a possible staff
change of heart on the plan -which 18
months ago l!"lood 11.~ & $3 and one half
million project but now i~ officially pric-
ed at $7.3 million -also came at last
week"s council meeting.
Under questioning by councilmen, City
Administrator Doyle Miller was asked if
he had changed his mind on the plan and
he replied, ··1 think wi se mtn change
the ir minds."
l\l2.yor George !llcCracken 11lso has
campaigned vigorously for the l ,878-
space park ing lot to be cut to three
blocks instead of the planned five h!ock~.
Hr has criticized the escalating cost~ anr.1
\varnrd thaL th e plan could beco..-ne 11
'"Queen ~tary project" for Huntington
Bea ch.
Recently however. councilmen rear
firmed !bcir faith in the project by voting
In keep it to five blocks with only Bartlet'
and J\.tcCracken dissenting.
Asked today if he had any reawn tn
believe other councilmen were swinging
to his viewpoint. J\.1cCracken said, "There
is every ind ication from our city finances
that they should but nobody ha.~ told m•
that they have changed their minds yet."
North Ireland Erupts;
14 Perish. in Fighting
BELFAST. Northern Ireland (UPI) -
British trnop!li battled snipers Jn bar·
ricaded Roman Catholic srreets today
ag11inst a background of blazing buildings
and gulled homes. The outlawed Irish
Rr publiran Army llRA ) appealed lo
Irishmen in !he south for help in thi.1
"doo msday si tuation."
Beach Trustees
01( Ne,v Budget
With 69c Boost
Trustees of the Hunlington Beach
t:nion lhgh Sch00I Dis trict adopted a
~21.I million budget Monday nigh t,
boosting the lax rate ti9 cent s.
The overall e/fecl of the new budget
V.'ill bp an increase from $2.22 to $2.91 per
S!OO or assessed valuiit!on.
Dislrict Superin!endent Jar k S. Roper
said the budget. roughly $~ million higher
th an last year's. reflects the 69-cent tax
011erride approved by 11oters earlier this
year.
The Lotal lax r11le al so Includes 8J cents
for pa yment on school bonds, the retire-
ment fund and restrictive overrides. such
as the JO-cent levy to make Huntington
Beach High School ea rthriuake proof.
A reser11e funrl of Sl.8 million in lht
new budget , howe11rr, brought arguments
from Trustees Ray Schmitt and George
Logan, both of whom voted against adop-
tion
"The increase affrcls me personally tn
lhc tune of se11eral lhousand dollars,"
said Schmitt, adding thi.t $1 million could
be taken out of the restrvt and tht tax
rate lowered.
Security forces listed 11l least 14
persons killed in the violence which ln·
tensified fl.fnndey when Prime Minister
Brilln Faulkner announced the re-in·
lrocluction of internment without trllltil to
combat the IRA, which aimi:: to rettnitc
the British-ruled six counties nf Northern
Ireland with the 26 of the independtnt
Irish Republic.
Earlier, Prote stants fearing 11 Catholic
takeover in the Ardoyne section of
Belfast , set fire to their own home~ in a
modem day 'scorched earth' pol icy .
Nearly 100 homes were bumed to the
grnund, authorit ies reported .
The dea th loll surpassed that or
August. 196!1. when rioting between the
Procstant majori!y and the Roman
Ca !holic minority forced Britain to bring
in !roops who have been there e11er since.
The loll Mond2y was one of the highest
sing!e day tolls since the partition of
Ireland in 1920, <'ind senior BriLish of-
fi cers sa id that it ma y be higher yet sinea
all deaths may nnt have been reported.
The fi ghting fell off about daybreak.
hut broke out again in the Roman
Catholic Anderstown area nf Belfast
when cro\\·ds 11ltacked British soldiera
trying to Pulldo7.e a1,1.·ay street barricades.
The sound of rine fire could be heard in
m:in,v areas as snipers fired at army
patrols.
Armv sookesmen also reonrted trouble
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Oraage Ceut
Weathel'
Fence Battle Continues
Logan felt the reserve was a "stagnant
fun<.l " which is ta kinf! money out of the
ernnomy at a time when it "can't 5tand
such a joll."
Despite their disapprove! the budget
was Approved with a 3-2 vote with
Trustees John Bcntl~y, Dennis 1'.1angers
and Ralph Bauer all voting "yes.''
It ·s going to be a few degrees
cooler today and Wednesday, but
the current heat wave is expected
to last et lea st two more daya
with temperatures at 80 along the
caai;t rising to 88 inJand . Low1
72-74.
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
01 "" O.lt~ ,.1191 .$1111
Another chapter 1,1.·al!" adcled loday tn
tht battle of the fences in Fountain
Vallty by ci!y Public \York.a Director
\Vayne Osborne. and the de11eloper of the
tract.
The "battle." <'enters on tht protest of
residen ts of Linden Street in the Cl'dP.1'"
Glenn tr11ct who art. objecling lo the
de11elopment of P3rkrfdge liome.s ad-
jacenl to I.he ir property.
Their argumenl is b11Sf'<I on 1,,se.rtion~
that Cedar Glrnn wa.s built on 11 four-fool
fill and Parkridge Home~ will not ha\'tl
"n~ fill.
Homeciwners tl11m the new~ develnp-
mtnt will ~·eake.n the. retaining wz.JJ in-
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11talled to hold their fill and so pre11e.nta
them from building cinderblock fences en
the wall.
The Linden Streel group is asking the
developer or the city ttJ reinforce thP.. wall
l!"O that thry can impro11t their fencing it
they wan t to.
Public Works Direc1nr \\'ayne Osborne
.said the developer, Roberl Lucas, me! all
city requirements in gelling approva l for
the 7!1-home tracl.
'"The city doe.,. no1 have a grading
ordinance. per se," Osbornt said tn<lay,
''In stead , a condition of approv11.l of all
tract,, is t.hat lhe grading of the tract
must be approved by the c::lly e.ngint:c.r."
He. •aid lh e Piirk rici_i:e tract mel lht.~t
ref'julrement~. The gfading pla.n <:alls for
. .
t~·o lo three inches of fill . ~nd no cutting.
"They are not remo11ing any dirt. so
!hey are not unde.rcut ting the -wall," he
noted.
''In f11 cl. tht r.ircup'!Stances ha 11t not
changed 11t all. Thr wall wnuld be in t.he
same condition whelher the area wu
be ing de11eloped or not." Osborne sadded.
Lind en Street homrownerli painted
thei r fcnce5 which h11ck up ln the ne.W
tract this weekend in Jiil effort l.o alert
new homeowners lo lht situation, •
gpoke~man fnr the group ~a id.
The: fences were paintf'd with ugly
palches itnd 1.plntches 11.nd sign5 that
read "Pretty U11lv l ~n'I I!?" and '"Dllv.'n
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Roper said lbe seven percent reaerve is
typical of school districts with a high
51ro""lh factor ... This makes budge.ling a
little mnre difficul t than when 1 scl>ool
dii;trict is static," he explained .
The supertnt~dent 1aid tht 11 .8 million
would prove. ust.ful In tidln.it: the district
over until tht middle of next year when
thr funds come in .
"If ll'e hadn't budgeted that kinci of
reser11e we probably would have had to
b<irrnw monty," he. s11ld.
The buds:et wa s instead trimmed In
other 11re.as. ~ur.h JIS cuts In the
pt.rmlsslve l<~x r11lt!11, whlc.h caus!d 11
rrduct.lon nf SA00,000 from earlier
estim11tes. Recording lo Roper.
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INSIDE TODAY
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the barometric bomh to teJevis·
iai~ audiences in 'The Dooms·
day F"li~ht' and nothing bllt
hassles ta thr. f AA a11d the ftd·
trol government. Set itoru
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Unification Big Issue
Huntington District Studies Methods
Tht-best approach lo unification of the
Huntington Beach Union High. School
Diatrlcl is stlll .a question in the minds oJ
the district's board or trusters.
All.hough they have already endorstd
the three-.,..·ay split proposed by the
Ottan View-fountain Valley school
districts. lhe. fi\'e man OOard has now
agreed to study lhe more rec,nt pro-
posals.
Specifically these are the identical
plans adv<inre:I by the Seal Beach and
Huntington Beach City School districls
which call for a four-way split along ex-
isting ilemf'ntary school district boun-
dary lines.
Trustee ~rge Logan suggested il
'tllould be .. more fair" to the other
districts if their proposals also received
consideration of the high sc hool district
truste-..s.
At the tlme lht high school trustees en-.
dorsed thr. Ocean View-fountain
Valley plan , no other proposals had been
received.
Trustee chairman Ralph Bauer charged
fellow Trustees John Bl"nlley and Dennis
~!angers to revie\v the plan "to see if
there is some compt\ling rea son to take a
position on the other proposals."
f'i ot inentioned by tht.> trustees was a
plan for total unification or the 52·square
m!le di strict \\'hich is being pushed by
\\'estmi.J1ster resident Robe rt J\.f. Gordon.
The Seal Beach-Huntington Beach
City proposal would al101v the Seal Beach
School District to v>'ithdraw and form a
unified school dis trict with the Los
Alamitos School District.
The plan al so calls for the Ocean Vie1v
Proje~t Halted
Insurance Ends Mini-bike Plans
B,Y RUDI ~\"IEDZIELSl\.1
OI 1111 Oeity '!lo! 'i"tf
Richard Collat-0. the youthful director
ef the Huntington Beach YMCA , believes
the only lime the turtle moves is when he
'ticks his neck out.
Collato stuck his neck out a yea r ago .
But the turtle still isn't moving.
The problem. he says is a $1 ,200 in·
~urance premiun1 which is preventing
him from going ahead with his most pro·
mising YMCA program, a course in
minibike riding.
Since the Y~1CA is unable lo affo rd the
insurance there V.'ill be no minbike pro-
gram. And 12 shiny motorcycles donated
by Honda are gathering dust in various
garages.
"I feel y,·e've identified a defi nite need
for the a1ypical kid \\'ho doe sn't \\'ant to
participate in conventional sports.''
Collato explained. He believes he could
instanlly enroll between 75 and 100
youngsters in the program.
"I saw klds riding around th e streets
11.nd on dirt trails, chasing around without
helmets and soes. This was a hazardous
situation and ...,.e v.·anted to correct it," he
said .
Collato began a grade school club for
fiixth and seventh graders to teach them
about safety. care. and repair of cycles.
'l'he instruction was supplemented with
outings to the desert.
"We had no accidents at all since safe-
ty was the emphasis. But the program
1t.arted to grow out of proportion. \\'e just
couJdn"t handle it. We had no facilities
and no bikes," he explained.
Part of the problem "''as solved when
Honda donated 12 mini trail bikes, each
valued at $300. A manufacturer provided
the required safety helmets.
"So \.\'e started sticking our neck out.
began the program and started riding:.''
Co!lato continued. "Thtn our insurance
agent told us that t .... •o-whee!ed vehicles
were not covered under our policy."
"We applied for additional insurance
but ll priced us right out of the market."
Collato said so far he has been unable
to get in touch with a group willing to
donate the ins urance premium, As a
result lhe bikes and helmets may have to
be: returned.
"\\·e no1v have lhe lfuntington Cycle
Park available and lht.> city \\.'i ll soon OpE'n
its cycle park on Talbert Ave nue. So
everything .ls right, except for the in-
su rance money," he Jamtnted.
•·\\'e c;,n ·l ei.:peel the kids lo pay the
money. So many or them V.'OUld like W
have bikes but can·t afford !hem. And
lhe:re Me exactly the ooes ..... e "'ant to
reach," he said.
Should thf' money become available
Collato \.\'OUld develop beginning, ad-
vanced and inte rmediate trai l riding
classes. The participants "·ou!d be CQach·
ed on sa fel y through films and in·
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INSURANCE SHUTDOWN
Davi Dwight Kaiser
atructors before la king their fir st ride.
"\\1e want to acquaint !hese kids wit h
responsible ways of rc!t.>asing lhefr
energy,'' he said. ''\\'e v.•anl to develop
them into respon~ible leaders and teach
them more than just lo pop a wheelie."
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FE NCE ...
\\'ith Dust ··
A spokesn1a n for developers said they
-are seeking legal action agai nst the.
Linden h<111le01".r\crs. '"The.i' can·t jusl
paint graffiti on fe11cc s lhat face out to
!he public ," said 1narketmg C'onsultant
La\\Tence Held . ··Besidl'S 1hey littered
and trespassed in doing so."
Held said the painting episode "smacks
or imn•aturitv" ancl char:iclcrized the
horneowners Con1p\aints as ''\\'ild charges
b<1sed on !heir own opinions:·
\~'hen first :isked ii lhe home<J\\11ers
had attempted to contact him . He.Id said
thev had not. but later modified the
staiement to say that no official e<>ntact
had been received.
"This has to be done in v.·riling. You
get phone calls from all kinds or people,"
lleld stated after acknowledg ing that
phone calls from the Linden homeo...,·ners
had gone unans\.\·ered,
•·They have acted in a way that does
not merit serious consideralion. l_\nd until
they act responsibly \re won "t feel ills
neeessary to anS\Ver their charges. They
ought to go through channels," Held said.
According to the developer~ the Iirn1
working on Parkridge homes has
de,veloped three other tracts in Fountain
Valley with about 200 homes . ''Some \\·ere
developed und er the name Parkridge and
so1ne \\'C.re done under other names.'' he
said.
He declined lo nan1e the other tracts
stating, ''il"s not re\e\'ant to a news
story.··
Harbour Auto
,Gear Recovered
Huntington Harbour residents .,, .. ho are
missing gas caps, car emblems and shift
knobs can probably llnd the missing
equipment at th e lluntington Harbour
Beach Club .
Huntington Beach Detective Charles
l·!Qll lngs"'·orlh ~aid he has recovered
about 90 or the items which '''ere alleged·
ly removed from cars in the arta Jn the
last -...·eek.
The officer said the 11en1 s \.\'ere brought
to him by a m!IO who iJ; a friend of a
fr iend of thr father of • boy that all eged-
ly stole thtm.
Hollings...,•orth no1cd that there had
been no reports hlf'd ~·1th the department
of any of lht missing item~
The rquipment "'·ill be at lht clu b for
t1ny~nt. lfho can cl/!ini ii.
and Fountain Valley School Districts to
form tbelr own unified diatrict. Thi
\Vestminster School District and lhe Jiun·
tington Beach City School Districts would
unify along their own boundaries.
The Ocean View-Fountain Valley
proposal would form a new unified school
district by joining the Westmi nsttr and
Seal Beach districts and sp!ltting the
Huntington Beach City district between
Fountain Valley and Ocean View.
EaC:h of the proposals wjJl be CQn•
sidered by the Orange County Committee
on Sc hool District Organization for possi-
ble transmittal to the state board of
Education.
Committee members have set an Aug.
26 hearing date in the Huntington Beacll
Hi gh school cafeteria to review the Seal
Beach-Huntingtoo Beach City unifica-
tion plan.
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LAFC ...
la\\'n of the old coun ty courthou~t.>.
n.einhardt was unanimously named in
th at meeting and Los Alamitos Co un·
ci\man Joe Hyde was unanimously re·
jected in a vole that paved the V.'BY for a
"Keystone Kops" LAFC hearing at &
a.m.
That meeting, organized during the
y;eekend by supervisors ' c h a i r m a n
Robert Battin and Fifth Di st r i c t
Supervisor Ronald Caspers, ended \l'ilh
Hyde running from the bearing room
beating off process servers and Ballin
dodging and weaving from the as5embly
ha ll with the same purpose in mind,
It took just :six seconds for Ballin to
proposed the replacement of Charles
Pearson of Anaheim with Anaheint at·
torney Herb Licker before he. and Hyde
were forced from the hearing room to the
boos and jeers of the mayors and sup-
porters of lhe Irvine cilyhood n1ovement.
Battin emerged from his private (lfflce
towards the end of the League's luncheon
meeting lo announce on behalf or tilt
bo<!-rd thal .his nomination or Licker to
replace Pearson \\o'as "!aken to forestall
continued domination of Orange County·~
future by the Irvine Company.
"Orange County government should be
run by democratically elected represen-
tatives rather 1han its biggest land
developer , .• which has been the case.
for the last SO plus years,'· Battin said,
apparently speakini for the full board.
Ballin accused Pearsor. or be in_g
reell"cted "in a power play by the Jr\'ine
machine on April J4. J971 , over a month
before his cld term expireU while a
regular commission member was absent.
The legality of this Irvine-inspired move
was questioned at that time," he siJd.
Responding for th e Irvine Company lo·
da)', Executive Vice President Raymond
L. Watson. commented. •'l\1r. Battin's ac-
cusations about an Irvine machine -
\\•hich he. repeats ti1ne and aga in Jn his
statement -are too vague and too con-
fusing for us or anyone. I would think. lo
respond to appropri11tely. If he has
<inything specific to charge, he should
name names. But he cannot, of course.
"As far as Mr.· Pearson's reelection to
LAFC on April 14 is concerned, that is
news to us. \Ve did not know then that he
had been reelected and we. do no! kno\v
now what the procedure is supposed to be
for the election of a LAFC member at
large. That is not our interest.
''Finally, it is inconceivable to u~ lh:\I
any remotely soph.isticated follo1rer of
Orange County government could accept
."v1r, Battin's highly colored explanation of
the reasons behind his re<:ent actions "
Battin claimed tha l Hyde v:as elected
by the League at iLs meeting last July 8
BS !he Lea gue's representNive. on the
LAfC.
Santa Ana J\.1ayor Loren Grisel sup-
ported Battin at the luncheon mee1ing
when he defended Hyde·s naming by a 13
to 12 vote as a ''fai r and square ele<:.tion ."
Gri sel warned lhe League that the
lr\"ine Company's interests \\"ere "\.\·ell
served" by Reinha.rdt's subsequent elec-
tion to the po.st held by Hyde and added
that the now displaced Hyde "may have
some justification for his argument that
he is the League 's lawfully elected
representative.··
Hyde was removed in a new vote July
28 after Reinhardt served the League and
Orange County 's 25 me.yors with a
lawsuit in which he claimed that lhe elec-
tion of Hyde was llleg al. Many League
n1embers had second thoughts about their
naming of lfyde in a meeting "'hich
brought charges that'• t r emendous
politica l Pfe.'lSUre·' v.·as brought to bear
on behaU of Hydt.
Ballin recal led the Reinhardt la\vsu1t
and described it as a .. spurious lal'.·suit
(in "''hlch) the Irvine forces are un~illing
lo accept the fruits of the den1ocra lic
process.
"That \a\\•suit helped. to fur ther in·
llmidate certain mayors of Orange Coun·
ty ...,·ho the11 caused Hyde's election to be:
scrutiniied for any lechnical de fects,"
Ballin sa id. "In view of the Irvine
m&hine forces arrayed against hi..'n , Joe
Hyde offered to resign conditioned upon
the vaUd ap pointment and qualific1tions
of a city repre!Clllative as his succeaor.
''The Monda y morning meeting was
called to right the wrong perpetuated by
the Irvine machine forces against the
public's interest on April 14 when they
maneuve red their man (Reinhardt) into a
new term before his old tern1 e:iipirtd,
Battin charged.
··They took advaniage of .a regular
comn1ission member ·s ab.sence, a
member who \~1ould havt blocked thei'r
power play." the supervisors' chairman
said.
Both sides In the LAFC dispute
acknowledged du ring Monday·, heated
debates the en1iely nl e•ch to have •
ravnrable. LAFC board for Wednesday'•
\'ital h<'aring.
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VIOLENCE ERUPTS IN !RISH PROTESTANT-CATHOLIC STRIFE
Warehouse 1t Short Strand Put to Torch by Rioters
From Poge 1
NORTHERN IRELAND •••
l\1onday in Londonderry, Arm t g h ,
Dungannon, Ne\.\TY and Coalisland ..
;\1aulkner's re-in1posilion or internment
\l'i!hout trial for the first lime ITT JO years
brought \1'arning s from his political op-
ponents that 11 could bring civil l':a r.
!\liHtary officials said they were fighting
a ··war of attrition" against ''terrorists."
The fighting was ha ving reprecussions
f '••oJJ• Page 1
1'0WER ...
do\\'11," said Trustee Dennis ~1angers.
He added however that other persons
have convinced him the bell tower and
auditorium are of histor ical significance
and should be preserved. t-.12.ngers added
he believes the historical flavor could be
retained by making many structural
changes.
Estimates made in 1969 place the cosl
or new buildings at $3.7 12,000 and a~
$1.759,000 for rehabilitat i on .
Rehabilitation, it was pointed ouL wou,ld
simply retain the structures as IS,
\.\'ithout making any improvements.
The architects told the board that the
students could occupy either new or
rehabilitated buildings by March !973 if a
decision \vere made now. The work would
be conducted in phases "''h ile students
11err occupying lhe campus, they said.
Three years <igo. \\'hen il Oecamc ap-
pilrcnl tha t the district '"'?u\d _have to
comply "·\th the Field Acl. 11 levied a 10·
ccnl res trictive overrtde to pay for the
cos t Qf reconstrucliun .
Bv the end of rh1s "ear, the amount col-
lectCd will be Sl.6 ~illion . Cnder an ex-
tension of t11c Field Act th<' district \\'Ould
be ;ible tn conlinue levying the !unds unlil
l9iii. ra isin g tht.> possibility of financing:
.111d entffe ly nc1r cantpus.
The arch1 tccrs said 1hey \vould produee
stale niodel s 10 sho1v trustees how the
his torira1 ch<lracter of the campus could
be preserved while at the same time in -
corporating improvements.
ln the Irish Republic to the south where
officials said nearly 500 refugees from
Northern Ireland had fled to camps
there.
They sald anothe r 300 ll'ert.> trying to
leave Belfast for the camps which
Premier Jack Lynch or the Irish Republic
ba s set up for the refugees.
The fighting had its root s in the 17th
century when Ireland split between
Catholic and Protestant. The trouble tn
Northern Ireland now goes back to the
Easter Rebellion of 1916 when the revolt
againsl British rule began v.•hich later Jed
to partition.
The 26 countie s in the south became the.
predominantly Catholic Irish Free Sta te
and the six northern counties, knO\.\'n as
Ulster. remained under British rult.> as a
predominantly Protestant p r o v i n c e.
Dublin never accepted the partition and
the IRA has battled for years to \.\'in back
the six: counties.
Fighting flared again in 1969 between
Northe.rn lreland"s Protestants and
Catholics, who said they we re
di SC[iminated against in jobs, vot ing and
housing. That flare up killed JO persons
and wounded 600 and brought in British
troops to keep order. Since then there has
been intermittent violence.
Last weekend it started again and the
NQrthern Ireland premier invoked the In-
ternment without Lr131 measures to try to
end once and for al! IRA activities in thr.
north. More th;in JOO suspects 11·cre
rounded up to be held "indefinitely."
Today. the 11\A issued an appeal 10
Irishmen in the Irish republic to come tn
their assistance. '"Our survival or dcfe <i t
no\1• depends largely on ~·our reac1lnn ··
:-aid <1 statement issued by th t.>
Rrp11blican Press Center nf the IHA. It
C'alled it a "doomsday situat ion ..
The lri~h Republic ('abinl"t 1net in
Dublin loday ro consider !he situatinn ir1
lhr nor1h. Pn!itica! sn urc:es ~aid among
mea~urcs up for discussion \vas the pos~1·
blr ll'ith r!rfl\l'al of Irish lroQps from the
United Nations peace keeping force in
C_vpru~.
2 Gunmen
Tal\:e $500
From Stand
1'wo rnen armed \Vllh a revolver and a
sawed-0ff shotgu n hc·Jd up a Westminster
hamburger stand early this morning for
$500 ..
Pollce said the robbery occurred at
aOOut I a.m. al t.-lacDonald's Resta.uranl
al 7112 \Vestminst~r Ave.
Two employes, Rodn1an \Villia1ns, 12.
and Tohy Elder. 19. had closed the
restaurant and were talking in the park-
ing lot when they were accosted by lhe
r e\'olver-carrying suspect.
\Vhen Lhe 5econd suspect appeared \\'ith
the shotgun, the men took them to the
restaurarrt.
"But the place had been closed up and
the money was in the sare.'' said Sgt.
.!<'rank Fisher.
The employes didn 't have !ht eotT'·
bination, sn the suspects told them to get
the money or lhey·d be killed.
They called the retaurant manager
l:ary 'Vagner, '.!tl. Fisher said \Vagncr
refu sed to give the co1nbina tion over thr
phone and came to the rcstauranl in-
stead.
"So the suspects grabbed him, had him
open the safe , and got the $500." Fisher
said,
Before leaving, thl" 1111'0 bandits pul 1ht
three men in the cooler. cul telephonP
lines and told them not to comt out 101·
a1vhile .
The suspects are described as a male
Caucasian, about 18 years old of medium
build and a male Negro, about 2,0 to 2!
years old, also of medium build.
* {;( * S ixty Robberies
Chalked Up
For W est1ninster
This niorning·s hold . up of th e
\~·est n1inster hamburger stand makes t1
tot :i! of 6(1 robberie,~ that have been com-
mitted lo date in Lhal city.
Detec tive Sgt. Frank Fisher said lhe
number is equal to all the robberies com-
mittf'd there in 1970.
And while a nu 1n ber or the stick.ups are
unsolved, a fe\v major oases have been
closed with !hi' arrest of a suspect.
About a month ago, San Diego polict
arrested Michael La11•rence Beach, 21 . •~
he was holding up a bank . Fisher says he
is convinced that Beach is the same
suspect that held up the United California
Bank in Seal Beach and the First
Y.'estern Bank in Westminster on June 25.
\Vestminster isn"t the only communi•y
lo have been heavily hit by bandits. Dur·
ing the last \\'eeks of June and the fire.t
11e1"ks of July, sP..veral robberies \.\'ere
reco rded in Huntington Beach.
Hu ntington Beach Detectivt Bruct
Young sa id a sus pe ct in the July 8 holdup
61 a r.lcDonal d"s in thal city has been ar·
rested in Stockton.
The suspect. Kenneth tl·lel vin John.:>on,
was ap prehended as he allegedly 11!-
te111pled lo rob a f\1c0onald's in Stockton.
Young said he is being held on a $60.000
\\·arrant in connt.>clion with the llun·
llnglon Beach robbery as ...,·ell as charges
ste mrni ng from the S1ockton case and al'!
identiral one in the San Francisco Bay
area.
Ho pc rul ror Wh a t?
'.l lARI O'.'-i. Ill. 1 t.:Pll -Thoma~ A.
Foran l'!sitrd illanon i\!onday to asses"
h 1~ rhancC's for the Dem o c r !'I l i c
gubernatonal 11om1na1 ion
\11 ~ motel wclcon1ert him on Its mar-
quee as a '"Republi can gubernatorial hope1 11I .,
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A STRONAUT DAVID SCOTT !RIGHT) LOOKS AT PART OF THE MOON
Other1 From Lift: Geologists Gary Lofgren Or. Leon Silv1r, Bill Phinney
Apollonauts Re-adapt
To Rigors of Gravity
PROUD PAPA WORDEN
Sou venir Cap for Daddy
Corona Suffers
H eart Attack
Over Weekend
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Yl BA C'JrY 1r·r 11 -.Ju;in \' r.ornn a.
;irr11~ed 1J! k1ll1n.1: 2."1 r r.:>.'l~lrnr f;irm
l•or l..rrs. app;1rr11t l.\ h;:I', ~tJ!frrrd ;i nn:hrr
hr.-1r1 a11a ck and w11! ren1<11n hn<;pJ1;il11Prl
1ndeJ1n11 rlv. h1., .:itt cnd1ni;: rl rwtnr ~:iid
Dr Thnm;i<; IA'IH<'n11nr·r h .. \lrd1l·al
r11r!'l'lnr ;ii :-.u1:1·r ( n11111 \ ( :rnrr;il
Hosp1l <1i. s:>.1d .\!11111L1\' 1111.:hr n<·1\ h''I' 1n·
ri 1calP L'nrona. :!i .. '11il1·r·t'1i ;1 lw;1r1 ;i11;ick
riunnJ! lhP \.\PPl..!'11d ~1111dnr 111 1111r 1h;i l
l1nsp1ta!1zed hini lnr lhrrr 11rl"k<; 1n .l11nr
Corona's cond1t11ir1 ;ipprars In h;n c
slabillzrd bul hr 11 rll rrn1a1n ho.~p1tali~.cd
indefinllrl y, s;i1rl Dr. Lc;1vcn11·orth. 11ho
<'.!~treated the farm labor contracto r for
his fir st heart att::ick.
"WP! havf' a m;in wh o hu1ld~ up trrmcn·
dous emotional pressures s1t!tng 1n h1:ii
ct!ll." the d(l('1nr said 1n drscr1b1ng
O'Jron11 ·~ c('lnd111on
Lea vPnworth ~aid lhr la!r ~t :itl a{'k and
lhe prc1·1ous onr b'1lh 11crr r rrcrded im·
mediarcl.v hv rhrrr-rla.1· prr1ods in v.•hich
Corona ~uffrrrd fron1 1nsn.'.Tlni.:1. extreme
ttnsion ... ~rl nrr1·nu5nr5s
Coron;i 1.~ .~c·hcrlu!rd to go on trial 1n
Sutter Cnunt.v surrnnr court Oct. 5 lnr
the mur ders of 2~ trans ient farm workers.
County Teenager
Dies in Flaming
Capo Smashup
A Santa Ana youth died ln the flaming
v.·reckage or his car near San Juan
Capistrano "1onday night .,.,hen the vehi·
cir. travrhni;i: ai high spct>d. fa iled In
round 1 curve on the Orlega H1ghv.·ay
and plunged ovrr 11n emhankmenl.
California l11g hwa.v patrolmen utrn·
l1f1ed the 1·1ctim :is <In ver Handy Cla rk .
Ii T\\'O pa !'>.c;cn,::f'rs 11 cre in1ured . one of
1hrm cnlicall y. 1n the "-rec ka ge of the
Cl::irk car.
Robert Brokal'.', 17. of Santa Ana is to.
d:iy on lhe rn!icat !1st 111 Orange Counr y
1edical .Center. He is bring trr11ted in
the hum v.·ard or the county facility.
Robert Engleherd. 16, of S11nta Ana.
ereivl'.'d minor injuries and is being
irea!ed at i;;outh Coast Community
inspit111.
SPACE CENTER. Houston !U PI) -
Doc tors asked Apollo !.rs astronau ts tn
return to the clinic loday for a second
series of tests lo see if the ir hearts have
ove1Ton1e the laz1nes~ developed during
their Jong exposure lo weightless sp11ce.
Dr. Charles A. Berry reported that.
Da1•id R. Scott. Alfred r-.1. \Vorden and
James 8. Irwin had not completely re·
adapted to the rigors of gravity ,..1ond ay
and . a.!'i a result, their strength w1s not
up to par.
"Thi.~ 1s 001 unu~ual. ·· Berry said,
a l!hou~h h£' had expected a faster
recovery. He said the pi Jot g '
r-ardin1·a~rular :-ystems probably v.·ou!d
ret urn to normal today or \Vednesday.
The astronauts' general physi cal con·
di1ton was reported good. although they
V.'ere more fatigutd than previous moon
ex1Jlor rrs.
The 12-day, 7-hour ApnlJo 15 mis~1on
\\•as !he longest and mo st demanding
moonflight ever conduc!ed and fl w11s nn·
l.1· 38 hours short or Amcrica·s sp.:icenighl
endurance record, set by Gern in1 7 1n
1965. Soviet r-osn1onauts h11vr repnr1rd
more severe debilitating effects after 18
days of weightlessness.
The Apollo 15 crewmen , however, were
not slowed by their re-adaptation process.
After completing Monday'15 regu larly
scheduled technical debriefings. Scott and
Irwin donned white smocks and clips and
joined scientists in !he !niti11l examin ation
of some of the 172 pounds of rock and soil
they brought back from the mountain
valley they explored for three days
The two astronauts peered 1nlcntly at
f'J."O pilled rocks moun ted in a gla~s wa ll-
ed cabinet in the lun;ir rrce1v1n,:::
laboratory and then answe rPd qurst1oni;
from ~eo!og1sts who exan11ned the
sprr1 mens
The spAc:P agr nty 1od;:iy 1 rlra ~rrJ a
serirs o/ lO sutl phn!ogr11ph~. s1 ~ of 1ht n1
1n colnr, !akl'n dut1nR lhe !andrTiark !'Ji·
prd111nn Thev wrrP some nf lhP mo~t
~rf'rlarul ar lunar p1r1u rcs P\rr t;:ikr n.
showing the e:..plorrr~, their Sp;'lCc:crafl
.:i nd their car 111\h rhe !110 tn three ni1le
high Appen nJne i>l nu nta1ns Jn th e
b:ic k~round.
The pl1olographs i;hnv.•ed the fi11nk nf
llridley Delta r-.1nu n1a1n where ScoU anrl
Irwin found what is hel1eved to be a piece
of the primitive cru st nf the moon . Mt.
Hadley. rising 15.000 feet high IS miles
<nvay. v.•as seen in !he back.11round of one
pirture and another shov.·ed the !0-loot
car parked on thl' erl,::e of !hP dtep ca,n.
yon Scott and Jrwu1 1n"est1ga1ed.
The astronauts had not been schPdutrd
lo n1et l with sclenlis1s unl1I later 1h1s
wtek. but Scott ~aid brfnrr !he July 26
launch he felt obhi:;atcrl to de vote as
much rime as possihl e ;if1er hi.~ ret urn to
helping geologists 1c!cntlfy 1he rocks 11nd
v.'hcre they were fou nd.
Scientists expert th e samples to help
th!'m turn the pages or lunar history back
to !he beginning . Some may be the oldest
rocks men has ever seen.
It w11s the first lime moon e;i;plorerir:
actually joined sc1enlisls in the lunAr
lalx>ratory while the sample analysis w1 s
under way. P re vi o u 1 crews were
restriclcd by a quarantine which was
discontinued for Apollo 15.
Besides the te·adaptation problems,
Berry reported Scott had gufferf.'d pAin·
fu l, but minor hemorrhages under four
fingernails during his first moonwalk Ju.
ly 31. This hlttd1ng was not incapaciling
and wa~causf.'d by the tight gloves of the
spacesuit
"Any 11me you gel snme blood under
your na il it hurts." Berry said, expl11ining
it v.as just like h1t1 1ng a hnger v.·ith a
hammer. only for Scott JI was a constant
prf.'ssurt.
"I dnn 't think !rs anylhin,1: nf a seriou:o;
problem," Bt:rry "111d "A suit i~ jusl one
of those lh1n,::s !hat you've got lo put up
\lo'l!h ~nme di sco mforl. II"" just one of
those things that can occur "
Berry reported al! three as!ron1ul~ Jost
weight during the flight as expect!'d. bul.
he said they had regained most of it
v.•ifhin 2-4 .. hour:ii 111 /ter S 11 t11r t!•y '1
~pla~hrl011'n 4
County W 0111an
Kills Self,
Two Children
A telephone call late Monday brought 11:
_Brea man home from work, where
authorities wa ited to brt11k the news I hat
his wife had killed herself and t11•0 of the
couple's six: children.
Dea ths or Mrs. Nancy Boyer. 31. SIJfl
Hans. 4 and daughttr Jenell. 8 months.
lire being classified todlly as a case of
murder·suicide.
A nole. presumably addressed to r.tilcs
R. Boyer. 40, was found in the home at
480 Nutwood St, but investigalors did not
reveal what it said.
Tbe triple tragedy v.·as discovered at
10:52 p.m., after v.·hich police and
firemen were summoned lo lhe scene.
Neighbors called after one of the four
surviving Bnyer children hysterically ran
next door begging for help.
Police said they had been \.\'atch1ng
television in another room 11·hrn the
shootings occurred.
The young monthrr Jay dead 1n 11
h:illway. where neighbors who ra ced next
door had ea rrird her body.
A .45 caliber auton1auc pistol was
found in the bt droom 11•hcrr l1tlle Hans
and Jenell had each been slain wi!h a
bh1s l into the head.
Their mother also fi red a shot into her
own temple. collapsing to lhe fr ont
bedroom floor where she was first
discovt:red.
Hookup
Karen Celentano of South
F'ar1n111gdale, K. 'i . prepares
for blastoff in the \vorld
series of ;node! rocketry at
:\berdeen lf\Iaryland) Proving
Grounds. f'our hundred teen·
agers t0ok part in 13th an·
nual tneeling of r-.talional . .o\sso-
c1ation of Rocketry.
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Sumnaer Carrap•
Guards Training
In Coast Area
By TERRY COVILLE or t~• 0•11, 1"1i.1 .0 111
Sometimes weekend warriorg have to
,,.,·ork r-.1onday through Friday too.
That's the case thts week 1 and 1aM
11'e!'k l 113 200 Air National Guarrlsmto
from Sacramento run through their paces
1n dus1y summer camps in f ountain
Valle y end Costa r.1es:i.
The men ;ire communicallons e;i;perts
from the 1491h Mobile Communications ·
Squadron based in the capital. This week
they are the command post 1n a
statewide communications network
established by more than 1.000 Air Na-
tional Guardsmen.
"\Ve"re not playing war games th is
year."' says 1'1aj. Richard E. Moss,
squadron commander. "This is strictly
training. getting men 11nd equipmtnt
ready for war games next year."
The guardsmen are using the r.tarioe
helicopter base in Fountain Valle.v's Mile
Square park f('lr ii round·the·clock com·
n1unicalions center
They specialize in HF' and fr.-! rad1t1
mess:iges and use some of the nell'er Air
force trnpospheric sc;i.ttering gtar. Other
,1:uarri units have set up rel.:iy camps
from Sacramenlo to San Diego and on
scattered mountain tops.
"\Ve can set ,up communicatio n
networks like this in case or flood , earth·
Quakt , forest fires and va r Io u !I
disturbaneeg 1n cit.Jes," Major Moss e11:·
p!:iined .
The routine JS a !Jllle dull since tiltre l!I
no !act1cal '"game." but the camp at
F0u nta1n Valley still receives and rela ys
some 1.400 practice n1essages each day.
Costa 1\.lesa·s Air ~ational Guard head·
<Juarters on i\e"·port Boulev.ard al Bristol
Street 1s serving .:is base camp for the
Sacramento troops. A dozen barracks
style lents are pitched in the hot dust.
A v1si1 from fl.laj . Gtn. Glenn C. Ames.
adJulant general of California. was the
highlight of today's activitiu. Ot ber days
are more routine.
\\'hile the sight of Army greto ttnts,
dustv uniforms an d a host of officers
might make some ~ervicemen gh iver
even in ~egree heat , the guard.'lmen
are enJny1ng this summer camp more
than son1e other camps.
"Y('lu have nice beaches here," com·
nirnled one northerner.
Off dutv. lhe airmen are free lo do AS
Lhey l1kc .. "\Ve sleep. eat. gn to bed. drink
and play cards," said one truck driver.
Other guardsmen spend their off duty
hours at the better night 5po~ In
Ne,,.,·port Beach . Higher ranking enlisted
men even have the luxury of staying tn
motels rather than the hot tents, U they.
\.\"ant to plunk &ut their own cagh,
Here's s
beautiful. Free.
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~p...v,,. 61cw>to$ F'oiill L.aht" ... Gerold F. ~"*• IJ\2""" It~·
.... "'"-"""°"""''". ot 'one P.n•" .. ,Jo,"uo Maodot. ~o· • I ~ \11"
~colobolol" ... J.111 feti..rolf, 2JY4• • 19*"
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August Open Hou.se hours:
Mon.-Thur. 9-4; Fn. 9-6. ..
Cilendale Federal Savings
Newport Beich/500 Newport Canter Drive (Nlwport Financi1I Cent..)
Costa Me11/ !300 Hubor Boulevard (Harbor Center)
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Just Teachers
By m oMAS MURPIUNE
Of .... Oelly 1"1191 fllff
GUNS OP' AUGUST: It was almost 5:30 t o'clock In the evening as the old man and
the two boya i{l new shoes stood near the
center of the grassy field. It was late, yet
the Orange Coast's summer sun slanted
hard down upon them from its hanging
point: out over the Pacific.
The okl man held a ball. He read to the
boys a definition :
"Rule 2: The Bnll: The bnll shall be
m.ad.e up of n rubber bladder inflated
to 12.5 to 13.5 pounds, enclosed in a
pebble-grained, leathtr case, natural
tan in color, 1vithout corrugations of
any kind. I tshall have the form of
a. pt'Olate spheroid. It shall mtasure
11 to J 1 '4 inches on its long axis; 28
to 28'12 inches on it.s long eircumfer·
ence and 21 '4 to 21 ~ inches cm its
short circumfertnce. I t shall 1Migh 14
to 15 ovnces."
* "THAT'S WHAT this is,"' the old man
said smiling, holding up the ball, "A pro-
late spheroid. You may call it a football."
The boys giggled. They knew it was a
football . They wiggled their toes in their
hew shoes a11d dug their new cleats into
the turf.
"Now how to throw this prola te
spheroid,'' I.he old man intoned, in·
structing now. Fingers here on the laces.
A bit to the rear of center. Not too far
back. Move your thumb some.
"Ann motion close past the ear.
Release about here and let your arm
follow through. It's all pr1ctice, prac-
tice ," the old man dtcla rtd.
NOW THE ELDER ONE was going to
demonstrate bow tD throw this ball. On•
boy shall run out and cut to the left. The
other .5hall run wlth him as defender. The
old man said 10 and the boy11 ran and
then he set himself to throw.
Ancient memory cells, ()nce 1ctive
many dim Augusts ego. were now trying
to get messages through: O:>ck the arm.
Follow through with a motion close you
yor car. Release the ball and follow
through .. ."'
The old man watched the ball in flight.
It seemed to be floating. as if filled with
helium. It might never come down.
IT WOBBLED in flight ; appearing not
unlike an old fat duck waddling down a
sidewalk. Then. mercifully, it fell to tbe
turf.
"Sorry about that," the old man called .
''Sun got in my eyes." He muttered
beneath his breath, ''George Blanda
you're not. old boy."
Then~ called to the boys : "Here. now
you try it. Remember. bring the motion
by your ear ..• "
* And i;o il happens evi;ry AURUSI.. The
old Indians c11n still instr uct the young
braves how to hold the spear, even if they
can no longer throw it and must remain
warm around the campfire ,,1hile the
young go out to hunt.
Football has. as a sport. been crit icized
from Lime to itme as brutalizing, violent
and warlike. Thal may be.
But we have learned, •adly, that there
are worse places for our young men tl!I
fight wars.
Viet s Mo ve;
Drug Rit1gs
Under Fire
SAI GON (U PI) -South Vietnamese in·
fantry and arn1or drove in to a triangl e
northeast of P\ei k11 city today against
suspected headquarters of a Cominunis t
rocket battalion that h2.s been lobbing oc·
casional shells into the cer.tral highla nds
capital. military sources said.
In the north , U.S. Air F'orce B52
Stratoforlresses f\.1onday night an d earl y
today battered Communist storage are2.c;
around the former U.S. Marine base of
Khe Sanh and the A Shau Valley in·
filtratioh rou le with hundreds of tons of
bombs.
C.0..-nmunist supply buildups have been
reported in both locatiOn:!i.
ln Saigon the Soulh Vietnamese
government announced it was introd ucing
a new 2llli-narcotics bill in the national
assembly calling for the death pen alty for
organized gangs of narcotics smugglers.
The bill is lo be considered under
emergency procedures for quic k passage.
The U,S. command announced that all
Gls leaving Vietnam ~·ho are determ ined
by urine tests to be drug users wuu!d now
be medically evacu2J.ed to the United
States after going through withdrawal
here.
Spokesmen said lhe reason was that
some G!s thought to have been ade·
quately treated here were showing
withdrawal symptoms when sent home on
chartered civilian planes.
Spokesmen declined to se.y whether
there was any connect ion between this
and recent reports that heroin was being
smuggled into the main withdrawal
center at Cam Ranh Bay.
The U.S. command also announced tile
L.'n'pending withdrawal of five mor1
American units and se.id their departure
voould reduce the U.S. lroop level in Viet·
nam by another 5:l0 men .
In the action nine miles northea st of
Pleiku, where military headquarters for
the central highl ands is loc(lted, the
sources said th ere \vas no fighling during
the flrst hours . of the South Vie tna mese
operation.
But they also disclosed that t~·o ot her
operations, under way since the beginning
of August in central highlands areas,
have killed a total of 103 guerrillas in the
past 10 days.
The operation begun today was in a
triangular area bounded by highways 19
leading to the coast, 14 which runs north
to Kontum City, and 19A which bypasses
Plellru to the northeast.
Sources said It was tile second Umt this
year the triangle has been probed .by
South Vietnamese troops. An operation
conducted last spring fail ed to clear th•
6.llst North Vietnamese artillery bat-
taJion out of the area.
* * * One-Ma11 Ballot
Could Be Bad
For Winner
SAIGON (UPI) -If Presidenl Nguyen
Van Thieu turns out to be the only name
on the South Vietnamese Presidential
ballot in the Ocl. 3 eleclion all American
troops "'ill be. out of Indochina by Jan. I,
a diploma lic source has predicted .
The source has been in close cont.ttcl
y,•ith the Byz11n t1ne manPuvPring which
ha~ thus far kept ·Vice President Nguyen
Cao Ky off the ballot and brought
withdrawal thre<ils from Thieu's (Inly
certified opponent. Gen. Duong Van
''Big'' ~linh,
In addition to wl1hrlr(l~'1ng ii~ t.roop:!i
from Indochina :ihead of schedule, the
source predicted. the lJnitcd States pro-
bably v.•ould cut o!f economic and
military aid at the end of the fiscal year
June 30 In the event of 8 one-man race.
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llt1eas11 R id e r
Donna Jones of Ventura is do-
ing two good turns as she
pedals through town. First. she
is riding a smog free vehicle
-her bike and second, she is
keeping her canine compan·
ion out of a dogcatcher's net.
The pooch probably feels safer
in the knapsack on Donna's
back.
Premier Golda
Will Not See k
Another T erm
LONDON (UPI) -Golda Meir always
wa nted to be premier of Israel but having
done it once she does not want to do Jt
11gain.
Mrs. ~teir told the British Broadcasting
Corp.'& (BBC) Panorama television pr<>-
gram Monday night she would not seek a
second term in the 1973 elections. "No,
I 'II be 71> then," she told interviewer Alan
Hart.
Mrs. Meir also said the reason people
claimed she became stronger after her
elec tion as premier was that she alwa ys
wanted to be the head of state.
"The ailment was that I wanted to be
prime minis ter. When I got there most of
my problems were solved ," she r;aid.
J-Iart asked her hMY long she intended
to remRin in politics and she responded
"not too long anymore ," and then said
~he would not run In 1973,
Wicka
'President Thieu is busy pre-
paring • suggested lis t of elec·
tion opponents!'
Thurmond Sc11• So
Soviet A-subs
• Stored Ill Cuba?
WAS•llNGTON (UPI ) -Sen. Strom
Thurmond ! R·S.C. ), citing intelligenct
reports. has said the Soviets are deploy-
ing nu cl ear missile-armed submarines
from Cuban bases.
Thurmond made the charge in a state-
ment issued Monday comparing the
15trengths of the American and Soviet
navies and merchant fleets.
"Current intelligence reports also iJl...
dicale the Sovieta have broken their 196.2
agreement witb the United States by
U.S. Explains
Role of Thais
In Laos War
WASHINGTON !AP) -Th e State
Department says U.S. support of Thais
fighting in Laos in violation of the 1962
Geneva Agreemen t is justified because ef
violations by North Vietnam.
In a statement issued t.1onday, the
State Department said "some 80,000
North Vietnamese forces are not only
directed against the neutral government
()f Lao:s, but also use the territory ef
Laos, the Ho Chi Minh Trail, tD in-
terveae'' in South Vietnam.
Tht United Slates "is entitled to
withhold complete compliance in light ot
this failure by the Democratic Republic
nf North Vietnam to honor its obliga-
tions," the State Department said.
The 1962 agreement. which both the
Un ited Stales and North Vietnam signed,
estahlished Laos as a neutral country and
prohibHcd use of foreign troops on Lao-
tian soil .
The di:-parlment's sta tement was Issued
after controversy arose over the presence
of Thai troops in Laos supported by U.S.
funds.
The Wash ington Post reported Monday
tha t Thai soldiers serving with CIA·sup-
ported irregular forces in Laos say they
are regular Thai army troops.
deploying nuclear mis.sl\e launching sub-
marines at Cuban bases," Thurmond
wrote.
Thurmond , a senior member of the
Senate Armed Services Commiltee., did
nol elaborate.
J ohn King, a Slate Department
spokesman, 1aid he personally had not
aeen such ioteUigence reporl!I . But ~H!I
said the State Department could not com-
ment further until Tburmond's statement
bad been examined •
Last year. there were reports the
Soviets were building • nuclear sub-
marine base at Cienfuegos, a port on
Cuba'• southern coast. At the same time,
a Russian submarine tender was sighted
at various points in Cuban waters.
In October, Secretary of State Will iam
P. Rogers indicated the problem had
been resolved with Moscow. ln Novergber
the Pentagon announced the tender had
left Cub::in waters and was steaming
toward the Atlantic.
In January this year President Nixon
said the suppor t of Soviet submarines in
or from Cuba would be a violation of the
1962 understanding. He added that "that
has nol happened yet" and said "we are
watching the situation closely."
The Pentagon in May of this year said
another Russian aubmarine had been
iighted in Cubaa waters.
Thurmond did no' disclose the source
of his infonnation. But 11 a ranking
member of the armed services com-
mittee, he ha~ aetesa to government in·
telligence data.
The 1962 agreement was made between
President John F. Kennedy and Soviet
Premier Nikita Krustichev and ended the
Cuban missile crisis. The Russians bowed
to American pressure and removert
mi ssile launching facilities they were
construcllng in Cuba.
Thurmond in his reporl said the Uniled
Slates holds a lead ln surfa ce ccmbat
ships, largely due to its 12 aircraft attack
carriers and three antisubmarine car·
riers, although the Russian vessels are
newer and "br istle with a potent ship-t<?
ship cruise missile of a tY]le ool yet de-
veloped by lhe United States," • our sale-
it makes
a very
ef$'~
chairs
Now very specially sal•pricedl
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•Three styles of choirs
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covers
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• Solid, hand-carved mahogany
• Full -web bose ond 8-woy hand
tied springs
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Mujibur Rahman , acclaimed eigh t
months ago by President Agha Moham·
mad Yahya Khan as the future prime
minister of Pakistan, goes on trial
Wednesday and Wormed sources 11aid be
has refused an oiler of a coun11el for his
defense.
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outlawed A~·ami League which won a
majority in December ·s general election,
claimed the military tribunal before
.. vhich he is to appear in secret was "not
competent" to judge him.
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Coast Mayors Rap Caspers,
By TERRY COVIl.LE
Ot tho Dtl!Y "11•1 ll•U
Veteran Costa ti.1esa Councilman Al\•in
L. Pinkley tf)day urged voters to rN""all
&upervisors Roberl Rattln and Ronald
Caspers.
Other angry cll_v 0H1cials alo"g lhe
Orange Coasl JO IOt'd 1n denouncing the
pair. !hough only one C'ommented on
Pinkle_v 's reca ll plea. San Clemente May-
or \\1alter E:l'ans sa irj he supporL~ JI .
Caspers and Battin are under fire trnm
city of/1cials for their rapid actlo115 in
{;, 1:r {;,
1t1onday·s sii:-second Local Agency For·
mation Commission meeting.
Pinkley called the meeting ''scummy
power politics. Tho&e two -nen must not
completely ru in Orange Coun!y. A recall
is the only ans111·er .''
In brief summary here's how thr may·
ors of five other ci1ies characterizrd the.
situalfon:
Richard Goldberg, L11gunA Bea ch·
"Si nce ;ill !he ci t1Ps in thf' Filth District.
fa vor !he 111r:orporation QI !rvlne. I can·
not understanrl why Fifth Di,trlct Super·
visor Caspen U representin g Sant.a Ana
instead of the people ()f hi! di.strict."
The entire LAFC controversy ~·as
sparked by a battle bet\\'ecn Santa Ana
and res1de11ts who wan t lo incorpora1e
lrvlne over some 900 acres both citie~
want.
Walltr Evani. San Cl emente~ ''\\'P:
might t;ike the idea of a ~ecalJ to our
C11y Council "
George ~icCracken. Huntington Se11ch:
''I don'l know if fiasco is the right word.
It was such a mockery of democracy.''
Ed lllrth, Newporl Beach -•'We hope
the demands of the people 111·111 force the
supervisors to conduci business in the
open . and before the peoplr."
Tony Forster, San Juno Cnp1strano:
•·1rs polit ical chicanery .. The peoplf' of
OranAe Count:v dese rve betlf'r rl"pre-
sentation than they are geHing by U1ese.
t11n supervisnrs."
Al l of the city official.~ pointed tn the
largr. gathering of mayors -~o of 25 -
as evidence that the CQunly's ('itles did
not wanL the Bathn-Caspers·Joe Hyde
(i.As A!amilo.!i City Councilman) triad to
con11nue on the LAfC.
~losl mayors conceded th.a ~ 1he courts
y,•1 11 now ha ve to decide just who is on
the L.j,,fC and y,hether Monday's LAFC
meeting or the mayors' meeting V.'ere
leAal
S;in Clcn1cnte ·s Ev11ns also defe nded lhf'
Jr1·1ne Co mpany. "They've been painted
as an organization putting the pressUre
Today's Final
N.Y. Stoelu
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Battin
nn. but I have never ~n approached
by the company on the issue. They're
just bystanders in this thing."
Pinkley. in issuing his recall statement
said he v;as breaking 11 long personal
reeling.
"l always though1 elected ofricial5
shou!O only be recn!!ed if their band was
c:-.iughl in thr ca~h .• or they ~·ere con·
vicled of a fel ony" !he 18-year council·
man said. '"I was \\'rang. These t\\'D
hav e to be stopped."
LAFC Triad
Now Facit1g
District Revamp Set
Co11te1npt
Bv TO~I BARLEY
01 I~• Dl•IY ~lit! Sltff
Orange Coun1~•s biggest and most btl·
Irr pnl1 t1cal baltle in recent years stayed
nn the bod tnd;iy wi1h supervisors Rnnald
Caspers and Robert Ra!lin and fe\101.9
LAF'G 1n<'mber .Joe Hyde nflw racing con-
1empt charges for alleged failure to l)bey
a court order.
The latest lawsuit in the lorrid League
()( Cities·Local Agency Formation Com-
mission dispule was filed by league at-
lorneys late Monday . Superinr Court
.Judge J. E. T. ··Ned"' Rutter set Aug. 20
as the: date he will rule nn the contempt
charges.
Lav.·yers for the Lcague"s city seleclion
cnmmittee argue 1n their new action that
the trio of defendants attemp1ed to hold a
1;pecial meeting of the LAFC early Mon-
dav in defiance o( the court order sig ned
Siilld<1y night by Judge Rutter.
The ne111· complaint. one o[ tv.•o filed
~tonday by lhe League, clalms that Hyde.
Ca spers and Battin were well aware ()f
lhe restrain in~ order when they opened a
meeting called to remove Anaheim coun-
cilman Charles Pearson from his LAFC
a;e at.
The ney,• rrslralning order does not ~r
fe ct \Vcd nesd;iy's meeting of 1he LAFC.
JI is expf'clt>d that bo1h ~ides in the
(hspule wil l <1s:tain allempt to place their
n11 n re prese111nt11•es on the commission
for the vital ··PrnmiSC"d Land'' he.arin~.
l.ea~ue representatives unanimousl,v
cnnfirmed their nominee in two meelini;?s
,_,lnnrlay an~ ;irp expecled to again de-
n1and \\'edne~day that he take his seal at
thr LAf'G table.
~f;iyors nf 20 Oranf.!r County com·
mun1lir~ ai.:ain unan1mnusly named
Fullenon Counc ilman Loui~ · ' R e d · '
RC'inhardl a~ their LAFC repre.sen1 at 11•e
in a nrnn mC'f't1n~ thtil wa5 -and 111•a.s
meiint lo bf' -a rrrun nf ;i .~pec1 nt
meeting held 1'1"'\ hnur~ f'arher ~n the
tSre LAFC. Page !I
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Caspers Calls
For Delay
In LAl<-.C Meet
Orange County Fiflh 0 I ~ tr i cl
Supervisor Ronald Cnsper.~ toda.v callrd
lor a lll"n 111•erk rlrla.v or \\'edne:;rlay'11
meeling of 1he Local AJ!ency Forma1inn
Commission "un1 1I we can grl the lri.:al
&ituation sor1cd Qu! ··
Casper~ made h1!1e l'Omment at !he
hrigh1 of a nr1\• ron frnntation ~t"·ecn
Supervisors Cha irman Rober! Bartin ;ind
Fountain Vallev .-.1avor f.rl ,Ju~ t,
chairman nf the ·1.eaguf of Citie~ and the
league·s city selection committee.
Just lashed the bo:ird ror v.·hat he said
""a! its "lack of good f;iith• and romplele
absence of any cooperalion between the
cities and the county.
'"It ~eems we can no longer count on
th is board." Jusl !aid. "After Monday'1
events I would hesitate to 1ay that we
c-an put any reliance on the promises ol
certain superviso rs."
He was immediately accused by the
angry Battln or "electing the Irvin e Com-
p1ny'1 man ·• !Fullerton Councilman
Louis Reinhard!) and rejecling Los
Alamitos Councilman Joe. Hyde as the
League's representative on the LAFC
despite his earlier ell!!ction.
Their argument v.•ag interrupted by
Supervi~or Ralph Clark ~·ho lashed tht.
League ror it! "continued abil ity lo a!·
tract v.·ri~. Injunctions aod all kinds of
la \vsuit~." ;ind then blasted B111tin and
Casper~ fnr lhcir bid lo rtmove Anaheim
f',()uncilm8n Charles Pearson from the:
l~AF'C.
··1 ;im !!hockl'd 11nd \'C'ry di~ap!)Ointtd
lhal this should hAvt! been done," Clark
said, lOQking directly 11t 81ttin.
"I think ti's llme for U!I 11!1 to takt ,.
10<'ld long look 111 this wbnle situation 1s
'non 11s thf! legal dust M!Ules dnwn,"
Clark 11dded .
' ' I Bal Island Split 4gain in • Council Plan
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COAST GUARD CUTTER ESCORTS PIRATED YACHT KAMALII
Oil Mlllion•ire Doti any'1 Bo•t R1turn1 to Honolulu
Yacht Piracy Suspects
.Seized, Put In Irons
From l\'ire Service1
Sailing !or Honolulu . 1he yachl Kam11lii
\\'<IS due by midnight today, e.scorted hy a
Coast Guard cutter carrying three sullen
~uspects tn iron,, after a modern i;aga or
piracy and cha:;e on the h1j!h sea.~.
The exac t nature of the ca.~e won"I he
known until lhe 70..foot v ~sscl docks alnn);(
with the cutler Cape Corwin, whose men
l'.lVtrtook and boarded hrr Monrtay .
Speculation in the i~la nds is that three
:-us pecred hijackers may pa y \\'i!h their
lrve~ for the strange adven1 ure
The 1wo-dav cf\ase of the n11Jl10fl-dnllar
Transpac Race par11c1pnnl ended
uneventfully before da111·n. under the eerie
1llum1nat1on of fla res and se:irchlli;ihts,
Details nf thr capture of million;i1re
oilman Larry Doheny·~ boat were radioed
from the Cape Cory,.·in, sklppered by Lt.
(jgl C.regg Wt!S(ln.
Suspecl~ whn forced the Kamalii ou!
frfJm Ala Waf Yacht Harbnr anrl .set three
crev.men adrift HiO miles ou t. nne a
Newpnrl Beach man. were chased by sea
and air.
The trail was picked up af!er 5kipper
Roh Washke it , .Jnhn Freita~. nf l..o~
Angeles, <1nd Fr;ink Power, of Newporl
Beach . wrre picked up bobbing In a
liferafl hy a ,Japanese. freigh1er.
They radioed they y,.·ere safe and un1n·
Jured . giving b;i~ic direction~ 10 ~·hirh the
Kamalii vanished over the horizon five
hour~ earlier.
A Coast Guard Cl.10 ~polled her S11tur·
dny. but the alleged hijacker~ -111·hose
IS.e KAMALII, P11e ZI
Overpasses $ug9ested
A plan lo reapportion the &even
~·ewport Beach councilmanic districts
following the Supreme Court's "onr m:in,
nne: vote" edict was unveiled hy a rounc1!
cornmil\ee ~1 ood;iy night.
Proposed changes f0r 1he. first lime
rnrs:ike a city chartrr ~tipulntion that lhe
di~1ricts constitute natural areas nr con-
t1guou.~ i:ind cnmp;:ict lerritor.v because of
that cnur1 deci sion .
\Vhilf! giving r.ach of lhr srvcn coun-
cilmen virtually the same number or con•
Newport OK s
Civic Center
Fina11ce Vote
By L .PETER KRIEG
01 I~• Dt l!"I' ,lie! 1t1H
Ci ty councilmen ~1onday night ;idopled
3 prelimin;iry nnancing plan for tba
l'\t>wpnrt Beach civic center bonds that
will be p!;:iccd before vo!ers in an election
Oct . S .
The lentative plan, ;ilLhough coslin2
morP in lhe Ion~ ru n lh;:in the nrigin;il
propn~ri!. will pl;ice 1t lowrr burden on
taxpa yers during the first third of the 25-
rcar repayment ~chedule.
The council ~1nnd;:i y night al~n .~l'le<'lt'd
t.1n yor E:d Hirth to wnte the formal
;irgumcnl~ fa vn rini;i: pa~sage of the S7
million hflnd elrrllnn.
Hirth is expe<·tcrl tn 11~k a number of
former mayor~ to sign !he 0Hic1a\ ~talc·
mrnl with him
'rhp f1nanr1ng l'rhcmP, \\'hirti ro11ld he
changed a! a ];Iler da l~ \\hen the city
prE'pares to sc>ll the bond s. i[ they are ;i p-
r roved. signir1c:in1ly reduces tht 1mpat't
rhr repayment schedule \I ii! have on the
t;ix rnte lnr the first eight ycnrs
Under lh~ approvrd plan . the rt will be:
nn principal pa yment made !he first ye;ir
(lf issue , and pr inci pal payments will be
kept low through 1984.
Th is scheme will require a maximum
additional 1:ix of jusl over 1.1 5 cents per
$100 valuation the first year, compared
with 15.2 cents un<ler lhe initinl plan.
Bolh payment srhcdules would producP.
rirrlio1ng paymen!s, howcvrr rhe orii::1nal
plan \vould have resulted in the payment.,
rlcclining to a \0111•er rate in the later
year~ of repaymrnl.
Thr approverl plnn will cost rcsidf'nts
more in in!ercsl. however.
WhilP. the firs! plan su bmilled h.v lhe
ci1y·11 finnnci;il con~u\tnnl..~. Stone and
\'ounl'(ber~. would hav" cost taxpayer~.
$6.735.000 in inleresl. lhe adopted plan
v.•ill cost nearly S600.000 more. $7,324 .000.
Bridge Solution Offered
Newport Beach Council man Lindsley
Parsons has th e Pacific Coast Highway
bay bridge bott le neck all figured out aod
says he 's got a ready solution t.o the
problem.
Parsons doesn 't blame the bridge.
Rather. thf' cause: of lhe dally traffic
5nart1 on the natTOw . four-lane bridge:
are the doing of the rwo ma1or lntersec·
lions at either end of 11, he 1ay1.
Dover Ort\'e intersect11 It the western
t"nd. Bayside Drive: crru1se' Just 10 the
rast ~
All thill'.~ needed, Parsons lnsitt.!. are
twn left-tum ovtrpssst:9 onto die high-
wa y, o..e from .. outhbound Oover i nd the:
oth'rr from nor1hboond Bayside.
The.y would cost 5.1 mill ion, ht ton-
C1!dts, ''but th~ state 1hould build them
-th is ~ • 1tm highway," he. told fellow
C(ll)ncilmen trhUa unvelllnt his plan.
Panons noted th•t whil e It 11pptan: tht
Pacific Coast Freeway is • dead Issue,
al least for 1 wh ile. the &tale has bee n
talking .a bout coo.strucUng • high-level
bridge: across the bay and these over-
pa sses would lie in nicely.
"Coast Highway hecome5 more 1mpor.
t.an1 a11 we eliminatr our thinking for a
freew&}'." Parsons !aid. adding I.hat hi11
prc>pnsal •·would elim inate pr1cl1cally all
of the: traffic jam."
He Mted it would tliminale all but one
leJt turn movement although he did not
explain txactly wha t he meanl by th11.
There: would be lefl 1um5 onto Baysidf:
Drive from wt.stboond Qiasl Highway
and left turn~ lnto Bayshnr~ at Dover
Drive fr<ll'T! the same rl irection.
TherP would 11lso be left turtts ~nrn
Dover Drive from eam.bound CoaJt l!igh•
way
Councilmen nevertheless greeted the
plan enthusiastically.
Cou ncilman Milan Dostal called It '"in·
novative" A~ the council sent it to the
Citi zens Advisory Commission on Trans·
portation thal ia working on .a city.wide
traffic ~tudy.
Council men approved funding for the
flr 11 phase: of that study Monday night.
agreeing lo apend 532.000 Ill have a con.
sultan! delC'rm lne what the problems are.
That action carrtf' only af ter Dost al
poinl ed oul that this place:~ additinnal
pres5ure on the eity to expedite work on
the ge'lleritl plan.
Dosl.&J ciled a statement by the ron-
11ultant rioing the traffic study thst It
would n()t be wise to do just a traffic
ar udy beforl' itn ovtrall m.3ster plan.
Dosta l not.ed lhe traffic plan cou ld wind
up ~ictating land u.~es, r.atbtr than the
reverse, which 15 the ri ght way.
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slituenl.s, lhe plan divides Balboa Island,
agam, intn two dist ricts.
It spli!s the island tentatively down
r.larine Avenue, y,•ith the bulk of the big
island remaining in ~l ayor Ed Hirth"s
District 5 and everything east. including
1ht> little island going into District 6, the
seat held b.v Councilm;:in Ri chard Croul.
Croul's district also moves to take in
all of Irvine TertilCl'. part o[ which
(urmerly wa s al so in District 5.
Other majCJr chringes :
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NEWPORT HOSPITALITY?
Defaced North Stir Sign
'Star Beach'
Doesn't Shine
Fur Tour is ts
"Tnurisls r.o Hnme "
They \\ere stark blue letters on a white
sign rem in1sccnl or tho~e in foreign coun.
tries readinR "Yankee Go Home."
But in thL~ case, lhP. anonymous direc·
live came at North Star Beach. a public
strand on the wesl side of Upper Bay in
Newport Beach.
~1onday morning, Orange County
Harbor District offici2Js found their sign
advising of the beach's public access
pain ted over and new ly-worded .
"\Ve don"t know wbo did it -don't
have a clue." Harborma.ster Al Oberg,
said this morning.
ThL~ ~ not the first lime the harbor
di strict has had trouble with signs al
North Star Beach .
"A long time ago," said Ober&. "we put
up the first sign but ll w&a removed by
someone:.''
A month ago , lhe current sign was put
up -!n cement -10 that It would be
more dl£ficull to remove.
Oberg declined to 1peculate on the
Identity. of the painter. Other Harbor
Ois lrlcl sourc~.s mentioned ltlat reside:nts
in the ftrcti hart Ion,!: d~lred the strand to
~ priv11te.
But .u Obe.rg ssys, ''II'! still public and
•e"IJ just ke<r.p replaclng the signs .,
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-District 1 (Vice Mayor Howard
Rogers ) y,.·jll now include Lido J.sle, which
fonnerly was part of District 3 and was
represented by Councilman Carl Kym la.
-Dis!ricl 2 {Councilman Don Mcinnis)
moves east lo incorporate all of Lido
Peninsula nnd m11ve.s five blocks east on
Balboa Peninsula. from 32nd to 27th
Street. Both areas formerly wer e. ln
District I.
-Disirict 3 (Councilman Carl Kymla )
1See REVMIP, Pag~ !)
Ireland Riots
Flare, Toll
Rises to 14
"BELFAST, Northern Ireland (UPl l -
British troops batlled i;nipe.rs in ba~
ricaded Roman Catholic streets today
agalnst a background of blazing buildings
and gutted homes. The out!av.·ed Irish
Republican Army flRA ) appealed to
Irishmen in the south for help In tlus
''doomsday situation."
::;ecurity forces listed <1l least 14
persnns killed in the violence wh ich in·
tensified Mond ay v.•hcn Prime Minil;t.er
Bri11in Faulknr.r announced the re·in· • troduclion of Internment without !rial to
combat the IR A, which aims to reunite
the British·ruled six counties of Northern
Ireland wi!h the 26 of the independent
Irish Repub t1c.
Earlier. Protestants fearing a Catholic
takeover in the Ardoyn e section of
Belfast, set fire to their own homes in a
modern rtay ·scorched earth' polley.
T\earJy 100 homes were burned to the
ground, authorities reported.
The death toll surpassed tha t of
August. 1969, \\'hen rioting hetween the
Proestanl ma1orJty and IJ1e Roman
C:alholic minority forced Britain to brin&:
in troops who have been there ever since.
The toll Monday \\'as one of the highest
i;ingle day tnlls since the partition of
Ireland in 1920, and 11enior British of·
ficcrs said that it may be higher yet. sine•
all deaths may nol have been reported.
The fighting fell off about daybreak,
hul broke out again in the Roman
Catholic Anderstown ares of Belfai;t
when crowds attacked British soldiers
trying t.o bulldoze a111·ay street harricades.
The sound of rifle fire could be heard in
many areas as &nlpcrs fired at 11rmy
patrols.
Orange
Weatller
Tl's going lO be a few degree~
cooler today and Wednesday, but
the current hea L wave is expected
to fast at leai;t two more days
wilh temperatures at 80 along the
coast rising to 88 inla nd. i.Awa
72·74.
INSIDE TODAY
TV 111riter Rod Serlina brought
th e bnrometric bomb to ttlevi.!-
i('ln audir11ct s i1l 'The Doort"\.!•
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ROGERS
1141LY l'ILOT M••1 Ml ' DASHED LINES INDICATE PROPOSED BOUND AR IE S FOR NEW COUNCILMANIC DI STRICTS
81lbo1 l1 l1nd Would a. Split Betwe•n Hirth'1 District S •nd Croul'• District 6
Newport Council
Eyes Marinapark
City Properties
Nev.'J)Ort Beach American Legi onnaires
and tht resident.,: of Marinapark. the
city.owned trailer court. ought to start
th inking about packing their bags.
Neither the legion post nor the 55
trailer families are being evicted. as of
yet anyway, but councilmen ~fonday
~·ere looking at the plot pllJ\.! for the ad·
jacent cil.y properties betY:een Balboa
Boulevard and the bay and 15th and ltlh
Streets.
Thos e plot plans showed a lot ()r beach,
1 Jot of grass and tennis courts and boat
launching ramps.
They didn 't show any post Gr mobile
homes.
The American Legion has • lease that
runs five more years on tbe LS-acre tract
on 15th Street. while the trailer residents
are on year·to-year leases.
And while malting no formal com·
miunent to give anybody the boot, the
council did in~truct the parks, beaches
iind recreation commission to start mak·
ing Sptcific plans for use of the land.
Vice ~1ayor Howard Rogers , \Vbose
district includes the arta, noted that any
plan should include a community building
for uu by various neiahborhood groups
and organizations.
He noted that the Girl Scouts l'lf
America have quarters l'ln the site that
wl'luld be torn down.
The PBR. offices are also there , and
while they. too, ll>'ould be: razed. the city
hopefully wlll liave its new civic center
completed well by 1976.
Councilman Carl Kymla aJso n01ed that
the four-block stretch, that also in-
corporates postage·slamp Las Arenas
Park, would ht given scrutiny as the city
updates its master plan of development.
Mayor Ed Hirth suggested the city
might want to lease some of it in the
future to marine-orienttd businesses. but
was reminded any leases f'f wa terfront
property oow re<:iuire • vote <1f the peo-
ple.
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REVAMP ...
now incorporates all of Newport Heights
and moves west of Newport Boulevard
from Hilaria \Vay north to the city limit!!".
-District 4 (Councilman fl.1iian Dostal)
moves south lo include Bayside Village,
Linda Isle, HarDor Island and Beacon
Bay. all terrlteory formerly in the mayor's
district.
-District 5 I Hirth / besides losing part
of BalbOa Island, Irvine 'Terrace and the
other areas, it moves ea~t 10 incorporate
Eastbiuff, and the area above Ford Road.
-District 6 (Croul) v.·hi!e gaining all ot
lrvine Terrace. it moves several blocks
to the west. losing everything south of
Pacific Coast Highway between Poppy
and Narcissus Avenues.
District 7 (Councilman L i n d s I e y
Parsoiu) is only ch11.11ged by the move
west from Poppy to Narcissus Avenues.
Councilman Parsons, chairman of the
council's redistricting committee, noted
that the exact boundaries may be moved
one or tv.·o block! prior to .1doption
depending on the results of conUnuln1
population studies.
In a report to councilmen Monday, Carl
Neuhausen, senior pla11ner who drafted
the proposals, pointed out that the
p:>pulat.ions of each of the new districts
vary less than one-tenth of one percent
fro m the median.
With 52,759 per~ons in Newport Beach,
each district should ave rage 7,537.
Under the proposal, Districts l.J, will
ha.ve 7,-464 persons each; District 4 will
have 7,513 and Districts 5·7 will have
7,618. "
The districts show a wide discrepancy
a11 they exist now. Present figure.. show
District 1 with 6,485 ; District 2, 7,433;
District 3. 8.624: District 4, 6,35.1; Di.!ltrict
5. 8.914 ; District 6, 7,926 a'nd District 7,
7,024.
Councilmen f\.fonday nighl took no ac·
lion on the proposed new OOundaries ,
other than to schedule a public hearing
on the new Jines for Aug. 23 at 7:30 p.m.
in clty ha!!.
Vice Mayor Notv
I sle Slu1nlord?
Ne1vporl Beach councilmen got their
first. official look at proposed new dls·
trict boundaries Monda y.
The changes were gre eted with varying
reactions by councilmen. but none ex·
pressed the candor of Vi::e f.1ayor
Howard Rogers as he learned hf! will
represent renowned and wealthy Lido
Isle.
"One mere slum isn"t going to hurt
me," Rogers said, in 'jest.
F rom Poge 1
KAMALII . •
motivation Isn't known -beat for a rain
511uall to hide.
The. four-.tng ine plane's radar picked
her out, however, sharp and clear, and the
Kamalii was eventually overtaken by the
speedy Cape Corwin .
Spot.lighted by the vessel's powuful
searchlight and starkly outlined by aerial
flares. the Kamalii drifted to a !ilandllill
afler Lt. Wilson ordered her to halt ove.r
a bullhorn.
A signal light f\;ished Cflmpliance aod
boarders prepared to like over.
A battle at sea ?lad been fea red since
the tri<1 v.·h<1 seized and imprisoned
Wa shkeil. PO\\"ers and Freitas had guns
and knives. \Vhile there v.·e.re additional
"''eapcns aboard.
"Boarding carried out wllbout In·
cident," Lt. Wilson radioed to the islands
v.·ithin moments. signaling the chase'.11
quiet end. 250 miles off Hawaii.
Suspects taken into cugtody were iden-
tified •~ Michael R Melton. 24. of
Bakersfield, Kerry D. Bryant. 25, of Lo~
Angeles and 1t1ark E. Mayn ard , 27, C1f
~wiston, Jdahe.
H eat Wave Sends
R ecord Throngs
To City Beach es
As temperatures Inland continutd to
set record highs and the Newport Beach
water temperature averaged 75 degrees,
lifeguard officials expected lo handle
record \Veekday crowds again today, Ma·
rine sa fety Director Robert Reed, said
lhi~ morning.
About 85,000 people visited Ne wpor t
Beach beaches t.1onday , causing life·
guards to Jog more than 75 rescues and
655 preventive actions.
"This is very high,"' said Reed, \\'ho
pointed out that by contrast, a 1nore typi·
ca l day might average 35 rescues.
Seventy.four medical aids 'verc per·
formed. but no serious injuries \\•ere
repor ted .
"\Ve have had a profusjon of broken
necks. backs , arms and le.gs since the
first of I.he month." said Reed, \l.'ho is·
!Ued a warning lo people "lo be very
carefu l how they dive out or under a
v.·ave."
Surf in some areas tod ay is up to four
ftt-1 . Reed said, adding thal a fe1v south
~wells coming in may continue reaching
those heights.
Reed also made a request of s\\·i1nmer~
in the Balboa Ocean Front area , \\'here
"attendance has greatly increased, bul
\vhere we are sparsely staffed ," he said .
Rttd asked people lo "swim near a
lifeguard" to ~afeguard against any rough
breaking surf.
F ron• Pa.ge I
LAFC ...
la\vn or the old county courthouse
Reinhardl ~·as unanimcusly named in
that meeting and Los Alamitos Coun-
cilman Joe Hyde was unanimously re·
;ected in a vote lhat pa ved the v.·ay for a
''Keyst-One Kops" LAFC hearing at 8
a.m.
That meeting. organized during the
weekend by supervisors' ch a i r m a n
Robert Battin and Fifth Di s I r i ct
Supervisor Ronald Caspers, ended with
Hyde running from the hearing room
beating off process servers and Battin
dodging and \l.'eaving from the assembly
hall v.•ith the same purpose in mind
Jt took just six seconds for Ballin to
prop:>sed the re placement of Charles
Pearson or Anahe im with Anaheim al·
torney Herb Licker befcre he and Hyde
'vere forced from the hearing room lo the
boos and jeers -0f the nlayors and sup.
porters cf the fr,..ine cilyhood movement.
Battin emerged from his private office
lowards the end of the League's luncheon
meeting to announce on behalf of the
board that hi~ nomination of Licker to
replace Pearson ·was "taken to forestall
continued domination of Orange County "s
future by the Irvine Company.
"Orange County government should be
run by democratically elected represen·
lalives rather 1han its biggest la nd
develope r .•. which has been the case
for the last ~ plus years." Batun said,
apparently speaking for the full board .
Battin accused Pearsor. or being
reelected "in a power play by the Irvine
machine on April 14, 1971, over a month
before his old term expired while a
regular ~mmlssion member v.•.as absent.
1be legality of this Irvine-inspired move.
~·as questioned at that time," he said.
Responding for the Irvine Company to·
day, Executive Vice President Raymond
L. Wat.son, rommented, "~fr. Battin'a ac·
cusations .about an Jrvi~ machine. -
v.·hich he repeats time and again in his
st.atement -i re too vague. and too con·
fus ing for us ~r anyone, I v.·ould think , to
rtspond to appropri1lely. If he hA!i
anything specific to charge. hr should
nllme names. Bul he canno1. of course ,
"Aii far as Mr. Pearson"s reelection tn
LAFC on Aprlt 14 is concerned. thal is
news to us. We did not know then that he
had been retlecteil and ~·e dn not know
now what the. procedure is 11upposed tn bf!.
for the tlectlon of " LA FC member at
large. That is nol our intert.lll.
fl41LY ~!LOT l'~Ott br l.fo l'l~M UNAWARE ZEBRA IS ABOUT TO llf INOCULATED AT LION COUNTRY SAFA RI
There W11 • Lot of ShNting But It W•• All fo r the Good of the Animal s
2 More Unifying Plam
Shown to Tustin Board
By GEORGE LEIDAL
Of I~• 0 1ilt .. 1111 Sltf1
Two more ways of carving up the
il1ission Viejo-El Toro. Irvine and Tustin
areas of the Tustin Union High SChool
District were served up i\fonday night.
Results of a unification study prepared
by Stanford Research Institute cf Palo
Alto \l.'ere detailed lo the Tustin high
board and a sprinkling of trustees from
other districts involved in the proposed
lhree·district unification plan that goes to
v<1ter!; in June, 1972.
Dave King, administrator in the San
Joaquin Elementary District v.·hich
serve~ Irvine, El Toro and Mission Viejo
co mmunities, explained the new plans
that resu lted from a revision in the
formula used to project property value·
student ratios for each of the districts.
Jt was hoped the component school
district boards would agree on one of the
alternalives in time for consid eration
Thursday by the Orange County Board of
Education.
The county school board would lhen
pass on the desired unification plan to the
Orange County Committee on School
District Organization. which also meets
Thursday, but in the evening.
The County Committee is charged with
lhe authority to select a single unification
plan for presentation to the voters follow·
ing approval by the State Department of
Education. Such a plan could provide as
many as three unified schoo l districts in
I he: area now served by the Tustin High
Schoo! District and three elementary
districts: Tustin, San Joaquin and
Trabuco.
Robert ilta11he."·, secretary to the cour:.
!v committee. told the au dience of more
than 50 persons, the plan would be -&ulr
.1ec1 t<1 at least three public hearings 111
October -one For each of the three p!·o--
posed unified districts.
The plan endorsed by both the Tustin
h'1gh school and elementary boards il1on·
day night is the same plan suggested by <1
,1oint board commi ttee that has been
developing the unification plans.
Unlike. the earlier favored plans one
and four. plan six provides ratios c,f
assessed ,..alualion to pro j t c te d
enrollments that are y;ithin a seven per·
cent variation among the three proposed
districts.
In the year voters would decide on the
plans, the proposed Irvine Unified distri1·t
\\'OU!d have a tax base amounting to
$13,389 per pupil compared to $14,525 per
pupil in Mission Vie jo and $12,88J in
Tustin.
These ralios would shift slightly by 1hc
1973·74 school ytar v.·hen the ur.ifled
districts v.·culd begin operations. Irv ine
would have $13,042 per pupil. Mission Vie·
jo. $14,303 and Tustin $13,515 per student.
Five years later. Tusti n would emerge
as the "wealthiest" district which $15.567
per pupil compared to $12,485 in Ir vine
and $13,749 in rtfission Viejo.
To arrive at the improved assessed
,..alualion per student ratios, the coin·
mittee and SRI juggled commercial and
industrial properties betwten !he propos·
ed districts. Using 1971).71 valuations
mathemeticians developed a fQnnula to
project what these properties would be
worth seven year8 later.
Similar projections were made for
areas in which housing developments
may be expected to be built.
The result is plan six which would
create three similarly wealthy dlstricli:
with the following assets:
IBVINE UNIFIED: Wou ld share the
11outhwestem third of Irvine Industrial
complex, \vould rece ive much cf the
Irvine agricultural preserve I and :..
northeast of the Santa Ana Freeway and
'''ould get the \vestern hai r of the Marine
Olrps Air Stations <1t El Toro.
MISSION VIEJO UNIFIED: \Vould in·
elude the ~1ission Viejo industri al area,
eastern half of El Toro i\1arine base. Lion
Country Safari and al! or the Trabuco
Elementary District -some 90 squt1re
miles of mountain terrain.
TUSTIN UNIFIED: \\1ould include the
nor1heastem share oE the I r v ine
Industrial Complex. a .portion of the
Irvine Agricultural .Preserve northwest of
CU!\'er Road an d its ertension in an area
roughly approximating the Tu st in
Elementary Dist rict.
Z ebras Get 'Shot'
Wi th Vaccination
A t Lion Country
1"hey shot 7.cbras oul al Lion Counlr\'
Safari in Laguna Mills this morning. But
it v.•as all for the zebras' own good and
they all walked away.
The "shooting" by rine was fir ·
c·on1pJished in order to vaccinate t.hr
animals against South American s\eepin;
sickness.
Each gun was loaded wit h ;i
hypodermic needle and syringe. When a
zebra was caught in the sights, the gun.
ner fired the needle into the animals.
.Just as ii struck home, a t'harge on the
s.vringe \'.'as triggered, forcing the vac·
('1ne int-0 the zebra .
As each zebra got shoi -and jumped •
bit -other zebras noted what was going
"" This made it more difficult to shoot th•
other rebras. Zebras are fairly in·
telligent, you see.
No lv.'o zebras have exa ctly the same
stripes. So each has beCJll photographed.
Then the inoculation shooters lake the
photos out on safari with them . Tht
photos v.•ork like fingerprints.
This assures that each zebra ge tJ
\"accinated and no zebra gets shot twice.
You wculdn"I \\'ant that to happen tn
anybody, TIO\\', would you?
New port to Seek
Route Deletion
Newport Beach will send ils Freewa y
Negotiating Comn1illce to Santa Ana neXt
\l"eek to ask the State DJ~·ision of
Highways lo reinove tile Newport leg nr
rile Pacific Coast Freeway fro1n it.~
ma~ler plan .
The co1nmi1tee of l\1ayor Ect Hirth.
Vire l\tayor l·h)\l"arrl Rogers and Coun·
cilman Donald f'.ll'inni~. was formed
scverril months ag o a~ the city tried to
nrgotiate joint repeal of the city's coastal
free11·a~-' ag ree.n1C'nl with the state.
Let Us Put You On The Map
N1•r th e 1ntr1nc1, iru icl1 our 1tor1, ii 1 111 i•nt
nt w m1p. W e ere i11 the proc•11 of icl1ntifying 111 o,
th• hom •1 we h1v1 c1rp1t•cl .1inc• 1965 en th is m1p
with celor1cl pin1. IA diff1r1nt c.oler fer 11ch y•1r ),
c1.,. scrutiny will d •l1ct 1om1 int 1re1t ing f1ct1:
fir1tly, we h1v1 c.arp1t1cl horn11 en virtua lly ev1ry
1lr11t in th1 •t••· S1 cOn clly, th1 pin1 1r1 in bunch11,
in dic1tin 9 WORD-OF-MOUTH 1dv1rti1in9. Thirdly,
the nurnb1r of homes we have cerp1ted is •f1991ring.
If you cle1ir1 honesty, ••perienc.1, and r1com.
m1nd1tion1 from n1 i9hbot1 w 1 h1T1 work1cl for,
then Ald1n'1 is THE PLA CE I
ALDEN'S
CARPETS • DRAPES
1663 Placentia Avt.
COSTA MISA
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EDITION N.Y. St.eeks
VOL M , NO. 190, 2 SECT IONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1971 TEN .CENTS
Coast
By TERRY COVlLLE
01 '"' 0.111 'li.1 11111
v,teran Costa Mesa Councilman AJ\'in
L. Pinkley today urged l'oters 10 recall
supervisors Robert Ilallin and Ronald
Caspers.
Other an.e:ry ci1y off1c1als along the
Or;inge Crn:1s1 jninefl in dennuncinj? the
pa ir. thnu.e:h nnly onP r.nmmenterl nn
Pin kley·.~ recal l plea . S.:in Clrmrntr ~·lay
or \\'aller Evans ~;u(j hr supporls ii
Caspers 11nrl Rattin are unctcr fire frorn
city oHicla!s for their rapid actions in
. '. A
LAFC Triad
Now Facing
Co11ten1pt
Rv TO\f BARLEY
o"r '"' 0111v 1'1101 111n
Orange County's biggesl and mo~! bil-
ler po!1tical batlle in recent years st ayed
nn the boi! today with ~upr.rvisnrs Ronald
Caspc r1': and Robert Battin ;ind fellow
LAFC mcmhrr .Jnr Hyde now facing cnn-
ten1pt charges for allege d failure to obey
R c·nur1 order.
Thr lat csl lawsuit ln lhe l11rrid League
nf Cities-Local Agency Formation Com-
rni~sinn dispute was ftle11 by league al-
lnrneys late Monday. Suprrinr Court
Judi;:e J . E.T. "Ned'" Rutter set Aug. 20
tis the date he \\'ill rule on the contempt
chrirgcs.
Lawyers fnr the l..ea~ue's city selection
<"ommittee argue 1n their new action !h«t
the trio nf defendants anempted to hnld a
special meeting of the LAFC early t.:1on·
dav in def iance of lhe court or der signed
Sufiday night by Judge Ruller.
The new complaint. one of twn filed
f\londay by the League, claims that Hyde,
Caspers and Battin \\'ere well aware of
the restraining order \\'hen lhe.v opened 11
meeting cnl!ed to remove Anaheim cnun-
cilman Charlei; Pearson from his LAFC
iCal.
'The new reslraining order d0es nnt af·
feel Wednesday's me eting nf the LAFC.
It is expected tha! both sides in the
dispute will 11ga in allempt to place their
own represenl<'l!ives on the commis.~ion
for the vit.al "Promised Land " hearing .
League represenl<'lt ives unan imousl y
confirmed their nominee in lwo meetings
Monday and are expected to again de·
m::ind Wednesday tha t he take his seal at
the LAFC table
f\layors of 20 Or::lnJ?f' County com-
mun ities .:i.1:a in un::inimously named
Fu !lerton Coun<"i\m;:i n Louis · · R e rl · '
Reinhardt a.~ their LAFC represcn1::11 ivr
tn ::i noon metlin.1: lha1 ~·as -anrf ..... a.~
mean! tn be -a rerun of a Jlipec1al
meeting hrld si'I: hour~ earltt'r on !he
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Caspers Calls
For Dela y
In LAI<'C Meet
Or:in,Re Counly Fifth D i l! tr I c !
Supervisor nnnald Caspers today called
for a '"'O v.·rek dela.v of Wednesday's
meeting nf the \,nc::il Ai::enc~· Fnrmation
Commissron ··until "'e can gel the leg.:il
11 ilutttion i;nrlec/ out "
Caspers m<1de hi~ l"nn1ment RI 1he
he ight nr a new cnnfrnnlalion between
Supervisors Cha1rm11n Robert Ballin and
. Fountain Valle .v J\1a,\'Or Ed J us t ,
ch;iirm;:rn nf lhe League of Citirs and 1he
league·s clly selection co mm1t1ce
Just lai>hed the board for "'hat hr ~a irl
was its "lack nf i::f'Od fa ith and C{lmplete
absence nf any cooperation ~tween the
cilies and the county.
"11. seem!I WP can no longer count nn
this board," .Jusl said. "After Monday's
events ( would hesitat~ lo say that we
can pul any reliance on the promises or
certain supervisors."
He was immediately accused by the
angry Battin nr "electing the Irvine Cnm·
pany's man" (Fullerton Councilman
Louis Reinhardt I and rejecling Los
Alamitos Councilman Joe Hyde as the
League's represental.ive on the LAFC
despite his earlier election.
Their Argument "'as interrupted by
Supervisor Ralph Clark who lashed lhe
Lea~ue fnr it! "cnntinutd abil ity tn al ·
tract writs. Injunctions 11nd all kinds of
lawsuiL'I." ind then bl11sted Battin anrl
Casper~ for their bid Lo remove Ana heim
Co11ncil m11n Charles Pearson from the
LAF'C.
"I am shockeri 11nd vPry disappointl'l'I
that this 11hnuld have been done ." Clark
1airi . lookin,11 directly 111 B11ltin.
"I th ink lf!'i timt for 113 sll tn lake a
1.ood long loo k at thi!'i whole ~iluatinn as
snon ll!'i the le.gal dWJt 11ettlts dnwrr ,"
CtPrk 11dded.
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Mayors Rap Battin
Monday's six-set'ond Local Agency For-
m.atJon Commission meeting.
Pinkley called the met>l!ng "scummy
power po ht1cs. Those two "Tien must not
completely ruin Or;i.nge County. A recall
is the. only answer ."
In brief sum1nary Ile.re's how the may-
ors of fi\'e other ci!ies characteriied the
siruation:
Richard Goldberg, Laguna Bearh ·
•·S1nrr all the cit1efi in !hi'. Fifth District
f;i vor the incorporatinn nr Irvine. J cao-
nnt understand why Fifth District Super·
DEMANDING RECALL
Angry Councilman Pinkley
Bar Shooting
Suspect Still
In County Jail
A Costa f\1 esa man \\'ho 1llegedly sho1 a
Harbor Arca father and son with the
same bulleJ ou1.side • bar 'Thursday re·
main.~ 1n jail in lieu of SJ0.000 b<lil.
Thon1as B. 'Twyman. 30. oJ 240 E. 16th
St .. was arraigned on ch;irges of assault
"'ith intent to commit murder and assault
wilh a deadly weapon Mond ay in Harbor
Judicial District Olurt.
He called police to the Esc;ipade. !6fi4
Newport Boulevard . and was arresled
there after Roberl L. Dusseau. 50. nf 71.\
St. .James Place. Newport Beach . .:ind
\Varren Dusseau, 26. of 160 W. Wilson
SI . Cosia f\1e'i.l, u•rre "'oundrd.
Twyman allegedly le ft 11nd re1urnrd
with a 38-40 caliber ri fle after an arRU·
mcnt. leading lhe elrler Dusseau to 11:
!en1p! tn dii;arm him.
Investigators said the l'lll!'o.~f:'aus h<1d nnt
hcrn 1nvoh•ed but we.rt trying W prevent
Lrouble.
011e sho1 was fired Jnlo lhe ground rind
1 second passed through the father'.!i leg.
V.'OUnd ing his son 1n the foot .
Mcsn City Aides
Asked to Prob<'
Doncing Clubs
The 1•ity mrinager and city ,1111.nrney
ha\'P brrn orrlertrl In 1nvest1gal! !hreP
Cnst 11o .\le.sa dance rlubs In determinr if
lhf' cit~· should take any action againsL
them.
Prime largcls of lht order issued J\1on •
day nigh1 by the city C(luncil are Fin·
nt'11an·s Rainbow. Earth and Pier ti.
"'These are three choit'e night ~poll\ for
police trouble .'· said Councilman Alvin
Pinkley. "'MayOe lhe police chief 1hould
see if v.·e can close lhem lep;111Jy."
Councilman William St. Clair def P.nded
Pier 11. ''The man just !!pent good monty
to comply with our orders. l'tl go along
Earlh and Finnegan's, but I think Pier It
i., trying«> be a J:ood neighbor."
Councilmen llgreed to ease ofr on Pier
t I. though keeping oo eye on it, bu t all
agreed 11 thorough study of the other two
is needed.
City f\1an;igcr Fred Snrsabal said he
would report back to I.he council on pro-
blems encountered at the nighl ipoll.
Play n1at e .Files Suit
SA1\iA P.IONlCA <A P\ -Marj!;a ret
"Chin11" Let, a for,T.tr Playboy ml!.g11zlne
playma!P . h11s 11skect fnr a dlv-0rct from
Mort Sahl , the nightclub anll le levision
t'nmic whn ~peci11liieR in the polilic11I
po1shnt. The petition filed in Superior
Court Monday 8aid ~ah l. 44, 11nd Milli~
Ltt. 111. were m11rried Jn 'Beverly Hill~
Oct Jtl 11nll ~epar&l.td l11st Weclne.~d11y. It
w11~ his Sf.Cond marri11ge, her first.
vis,,,. Cas pers U: representing Santa Ana
inste11d ol the people of his district."
Tbe entire LAFC controversy wa~
sparked by a battle bet"·een Santa Ana
.and reside11 l$ who wanL to incorporate
Irvine over some 900 acres both cities
want.
Walter Evans. San Clemente "\\'e
might take the idea of a ~ecall lo our
Cil.Y Council."
Geo rge McCracken , Hunting ton Bearh:
"J don 't know if fiasco is the right \l'ord.
Residents
Halt Mesa
lnn :Plans
Homeowne rs v.•on l~e first round ~inn.
day nighl in their fight to stop con-
~truction nf a five-.c;tory HoJidz.y !nn near
South Coast Plaza.
The Cost a Mesa Plrinnin~ Cn:n1n 1~sinn
narro"·Jy defe aterl Hriliday !nn'.c; requt>st
fnr permission In exceed the ci!y's .\f).fnnt
height limit. Th e planned five -storv struc·
lure would be 42 rerl. five inches high .
/\ hal f dozen speakers comrilained 1vlon-
da.v thal lhe !:»II tnwer, planned for J1.1l
Bristol Street. would invade their
pri\•acy. Al one point the motel would bt
only 22 feel from one home:.
(:.(imm!ssioner Nathan Reade , in an er.
fort to placate homeov.·ners, ;isked thttt
Holiday Inn be required 10 plan t 20-fnot
hjgh trees to protect neighborinl! homes.
Rut "'hen he asked ror approvN fnr the
five-story structure, he lo,c;l 3-2, with only
John Leonh ardt joining him.
All three commissioners who voted
Holida ylnn down warned homeowner~
tha t under the exillling situation. ;i
perfectly legal structure could be built
tha t would be worse for the 11rea.
It was such a mockery of democrat'y ."
Ed IUrth, Newport Beach: "We hope
lhe demands of the people 14'ill force the
supervisors to conduct business in the
open, and before the Jlf'Opte. ''
Tony Forster. San Juan Capistrano:
"It's political chicanery. The people nf
Orange County deserve better repre-
sentation than !hey are getting hy these
l"'o supervisor.c;."
Alt of the c11.v officials rioi ntrrl rn rhe
large gathering of ma:yors -20 of 2$ -
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as ev1de-nct lhat the county's cities did
not want the Battin-CaspErs-Joe Hyde
1 Los Alamitos City Cooncilmanl triad to
continue on the LAF'C.
f\tost mayors conceded thal lhe courts
v.•ill now have lo decide just v.·ho 1s oii
the LAFC and v.·hether Monday's LAF'C
meeting or the mayors' meeting "'ere
lr~al.
San Clemrnte·s lv11ns al so defender! t.hf'
Irvine Con1pany. "They'1•e been painted
as an organization putting the pressure:
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on, but I have never been approached
by th e company on the issue. They're
just bystanders in this thing ."
Pinkley, in issuing his recall statement
S<'lid he v.as breakuig a tong personal
feeling.
"I always thought elect.ed officials
should only be recalled if their hand wa.i
cau~hl in the ca sh. or they were con-
vicied of a felony ·• the IB·year council•
n1an said. ··1 v.•as ~Tong. These tv.·o
have to be ~topped."
o.-.1LY "'ILDT "'h•lo b, LH ,.,,.. ...
"In 11 CP fcommercia1-professionaJ)
7.nne 41 type.~ tif business can be built."
wr.rned Reade. "There could be a ;)fl.fool
high building with no side yard setback.''
UNAWARE ZEBRA IS ABOUT TO BE INOCULATED AT LION COUNTRY SAFARI
Ther• Was • Lot of Shooting But It Wai All for th• Good of the Anim11l1
Commission Chairman Chtrrlc.c; Beck
criticized Holiday Inn for trying tn put 11
buildin~ on lhis property that had really
been des igned for other area~.
Homeowners presented the com'Ti1ss:inn
wilh a 157-name petition ai;:ain st th e
motet, thou gh homeowner 11pokesman
Jzroes Ke!ley ~aid they weren't tot;i.l!y
ag<'l inst Holiday lnn. just the five-story
plan.
Residr.nts or Yellnwstnne anl1 Tr1n1tv
Or ivt.~ have lived under the shadow of a
pro posed Holiday Inn since !~ v.•he:n the
city council npproved plans fnr a se1•en-
slorv structure
Thr srven-story motel u•as ne1•er bu1l1,
however, and tbe plan died , until another
dPveloper, Topeke. Inn Manageme nl,
r<'lml' along this year v.;ilh new plans for
a Holiday Inn.
While hom~owncr~ ri1rl win !he f1r!>l
round, their fighl is nol over . 11hr pl:tn·
ning commission ha~ on!y recommenrir.0
den ial to thP cit y Cl'luncil, bul. councilmP..n
""'Ill have the final say on the project
Aug . 16.
Steel Drop Largest
NEW YORK ! AP} -Steel produ c!inn
plunged 51.8 percent last week ln thr.
l::irgcst single weekly drop since the 1959
stttl strike. the American Iron and Steel
Institute •epor ts.
Mesa Firen1en Giving U11
011 Ga1·age Blaze Cause
Ko cause u·ill be determined for a bla1e
;ind explosion ar a C-Osta f\1esa .i:araJ?e
la.!'t Thursd;:iy, 1nvf'sligators disclo5l'd t~
da ,\', v.h1le proh1n.1: a s~"Tiil:-.r incident that
nrrurrcrl f\·lnnrla.1· n1J!hl
Thr earhrr flrr raLL~rd an rsl1mil!Pd
520,()()\) dama~r . whilr the. ~tonrlay in·
ciden1 was much lrs~ severe
Fire ~i<'lrsh<'I! !'.;rl LPw1.~ sairl 1fld<'ly 1he
hi,ll Thursday hlaze ;it thr Robert Gfoson
hnme , 2438 Bowdoin Place. left the
.'::>..-age such a shambles no clues tan hP.
fnunrl .
"l11at'~ nn r wr 're nrver going to get a
catise on." he rcm;irked.
Destroyed alon11. wl1h other valuahlrs
were: a 1970 sp11rt .~eda n and 11 1971l
Cadil!ac whose full, 20·i;trillon !'1al' tank ex-
plMed like ::i bornh in lhe flames .
Flying dt:hric; ,c;!ruck nnP fireman , ~lun·
nini him momentarily and knocking loose
a dPnla l fil!1n as I restill of th'
blast.
ThP 10 p m f1rP :0.1nnd<1 v at !he Howard
f\llndrr home , 432 E. 18th St, also in-
l'olved t\vo car~ but the t9~5 and 1006
\f'hlC'lci; 11rren·1 as stvrrely damaged
FirP 1'.1arshal Lf'w1.c; sairl so far lodav
he ha.i; bft>n unable to dclermine rriuse: ol
rhe second fire, but has established iL~
arra <JI 1Jrigin
Thr hla1.e brgan 1n s0me excelsior
pa ck1n,11 bi'neath a "'t)rk bench and ex·
/ended Uf'l lhruugh a ~helf. C<'lusing $2,000
Oamage but rema ini ng limited lo lhe
garage inlerior.
Firemen Arriving 11t the eu1icr Thurs·
d::iy night . .1:arage blaze found lla.."Tlec;
rnarinj!; thrroughout lhe struc!ure, ap-
parently origin11 tin,11 in the area of the
new Cadillac, rlr iven less than :'!Ill\ miles,
Lew is sa id a probe of the engi ne com·
p::irtment offered no indication il wa~
sparked there
Violence Rises • Ill Ireland
14 Perish, Mnny Ho111cs Burned in Lnt,est Outbursts
BELFAST. Northern lre!and (UPI J -
British lroop~ ba ttled snipers in bar·
ric11ded Roman Catholic lllree:t~ loday
against a background of blazing buildings
and gutted homes. Tht: outlawed Irish
Rt:publican Army l lRA ) appea!ed ~o
lrishmen in the south for help 1n this
"doomsday situation."
S«urity forces listed at least 14
persons killed in the violence which In-
tensified Monda y when Prime Mini ster
Brian FauJkn'r annnunce<i the re-in·
lroduclion of int,mment without trial to
combat the TRA. wh ich aims to reun11e
the British-ruled six counties -Of Northern
Ireland with the 26 of the lndependenl
Irish Republic.
Earlier, Protestants !Paring a Cathol lt:
takeove.r in the Ardnyne ~ctlon of
Belfasl, set. fire to their nwn homes ln a
mndern d11y ·scorched earth' policy.
Ne11orlv 100 homes were burned to the
g-round . a ulhoritte~ reported.
'The death toll surpassed t.hal ()f
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August. 1969. when rioting between the
Proestanl ma jnr!ty and the Roman
Catholic minority forced Britain to bring
In troops who httve Deen there ever since.
The toll Monday was one of the h.igher;t
single day tolls since the partition of
Ireland in 1920, and se nio r Britis h of-
ficers said that it may be higher yet since
all deaths may not have been rtported.
Tht fighUng fell off about da ybreak,
but broke out all(aln In the Roman
C:Jtholic Anderstown area of Belfast
when crowds l llat'ked British soldiers
lrylng to bulldoze away strf'et barricades.
The sound of rine fire could be heard in
many 1reas as snipers rlred •t &rmy
patrols. •
Army spokesmen also reported trouble
P.1ondAy In l,Qndonderry, A rm a g h ,
D11ng11nnon. Newry 11nli Co11li111and .
Maulkner'5 rP.-imposition of internmtnt
withoul triaJ for I.he first time in 10 ytar11
brought w11rnings from hi!I political op·
ponents that It could bring civil war.
1
Milita ry officials 1aid they were fighting
a "war of attrition" against "terrorists."
The flghUng wa~ having rcprecussions
in the Irish kepublic lo the south where
officials said nearly 500 refuf::ees frnm
Northern Ireland had fled to camps
there.
'They 5aid 11nother 300 were trying to
leave Belfast for the camp:oi which.
Premier Jack Lynch of the Irish Republic
has ~t up for the. refugees.
The fighl ing had Its root!li In the 17th.
century when Ireland split between
C11tholic and Protestant. The trouble ln
Norttlern Ireland now goes back lo the
Easter Rebellion of 1915 when the revolt
against Brilish rule began which later le.d
Lo parUlion.
The 26 countie!li in lhe south becam e the
predominantly Cat.hotlc lri!h Free State
and the i;i :ii; northern count ies. known as
lJ\5t!"r. rem11ined under British rule as 11
prelinminantly Protestant prov in c e .
Dublin never acctpted the p11rtillon and
(Ste NORTHERN lRELANO, P11e ZJ
. ,,
Zcbra.s Get 'Shot'
With Vaccinntion
They shol zebras out at Linn Country
Safari in Laguna Hllls this mornin~. But
it v.·as all for the zebras' ov.·n good and
!hey all walked away.
The "shooting" by rifle: "''as ac·
complished in order to vaccinate the
11onima!.~ against South American sleeping
sickness.
F:arh J!Un was lnarled u·ith a
h.\'f'l0derm1c needle <1nd synni:c. \Vhen 1
1,ehra v.'as <"aught in the sighls. the gun·
ner fired the needle into the an imals.
,J usl a.~ 1l slruck hnme , a charge nn the
syrin,l!c was lnggered . forcing the vac-
cine into thf' zr.bra .
As each zebra got shot -and jumped a
blt -other zebra s noted what was going
on .
This n1ade 11 morp diff icult to shoot the
nlher zebras. Zebras are fairly in·
telligen!, you sec.
~,, twn zebras have exactly the safne
stripes. So each has been photogra phed.
Thrn the inoculal!nn shoo ters lake the
photos out nn safari with them. The
ph11to'i work like f!ni:erprints
'This ai:sure11 lhat each iebra get!
vaccinated an<l no zebra gets shot twice.
Orange Coast
Weather
It's going lo be a few degrees
cooler lod11y and \Vednesday. but
the cu rrent heal wave is expected
to h1~t at least two more da ys
with temperalures al. 80 along the
coast rising to 88 inland. Lowa
72-74.
INSIDE TODAY
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the b<Jro11ietr1c bomb to teleu1,t-
1n n a1ul1rnces 111 '1"he Dnnms·
rlay f l1r;ht.' and nothing b11t
hos.~!es lo the l"AA Onrl tll1: fed·
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NEWPORT HOSPITALITY?
Dlf1ced North Ster Sign
'Star Beach'
Doesn't Shine
For Tourists
"Tourilta Go Home."
'Ibey were stark blue Ietttrs on a white
sign remlniscent of those in foreign coun·
Irita reading "Yankee Go Home."
But in this case, the anonymous direc·
tive came at North Star Beach, a public
strand on the west side of Upper Bay in
Newport Beach.
Monday morning. Oran ge County
Harbor District officie.ls found their tlgn
advising of the beach's public acce..ss
painted over and ne\l'lY·Worded.
"We don't know who did it -don't
have a cl~,'' Harbormaster Al Oberg ,
aaid this morning.
Thia is not the first time the harbor
dlatrlct has had trouble with aigna at
North Star Beach.
"A kmg time ago," said Oberg, "we put
up the flrat aign but it v.·aa removed by
1omeone."
A month ago, the current 1ign was put
up -in cement -so that It would be
more difflcult to remove.
Oberg declined to speculate on the
identity of the painter. Other Harbor
Di5t.ricl sources mentioned that re!idents
in the area had long desired the strand to
be private.
But as Oberg says, "Ifs still pu blic and
we'U just keep replacing the signs."
Apartment Plan
G'iven Approval
A Sl·un it apartment complex scheduled
for 140 W. Wllson St. .,.,.as alven the
preliminary ao ahead ?i.londay night by
lhe Costa r.iesa Planning Commissio n,
Commissioners agreed to recommend
approval to the city council for a zone ex·
ceptlon which would allow the project to
bt only five feel from the rear yard l!ne,
inatead of the required 10.
This was the fourth aparlment ap·
pl!caUon for that property In the paal
yur. Developers first wanted a 100-unit
compleI, then 61 units, then 75 units and
finally the reduced 62·unit propo~al.
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IRELAND ..•
the JRA ha1 battled for years to win back
the slz coun tie s.
Flgbllng flarod again in 1&;;1 between
Northern Ireland's Protesl*ntl and
Cltholitli, who said U,., w • r •
discriminated •gainst in jobs, voling and
housing. That nare up kill«! lG pereons
and wounded 600 and brought In Brttlsh
troo ps to keep order. Since then there: has
ht'en intermi ttent violence.
Las! \Vtckend it started again and the
Northern lre!a!'ld premier invoked the 1n-
tcrn1nent wit hout ll'till measures to try to
end once and for all JRA activi ties in the
norl h. !\tore than 300 suspects were
rounded up to be held "indefinitely."
Today, the IRA issued an appeal to
Irishmen in the Irish republic to come to
!heir assis tance. "Our survival or defeat
now depends largely on your reaction,"
sald a statement is~ued by the
Republican Press Center of the IRA . It
called it a "doomsday situation."
The Irish Republic cabinet mel in
Dublin today to consider the situation in
the north . Political sources Jaid among
measures up for discussion was the possi-
ble withdrawal of Irish troops from the
United Nations peace keeping force in
C,vpru s.
rn London, police said they began 11
~trict security check at all nir and sea
ports serving Ireland to prevent IRA men
entering Britain. Guards 1vere increased
;it military esl ahlish1ne11!~ to preven t the
lh eft of arms and explosives.
Bay B1~idge
Traffic Jam
Solvable?
Newport Beach Councilman Lindsley
Parson5 has !he Pacific Coast Highv•4)'
bay bridge bottleneck all figured out and
11ays he's {ot a read y solution to the
problem.
Parsons doesn't blame lhe bridge.
Rather, 1he cau se or !ht daily traf!lc
11narls on the narro,..•, four-lane bridge
are I.he d~ing of the two major interscr·
lions at either end of it, he say~.
Dover Drive intersects at !he western
end, Bayside Drive crosse& just to thc-
east.
All that's needed. Parsons in.5ists. are
two le ft-turn overpasses onto tht high·
\\'&)',one from southbound Dover and the
other from northbound Baysidf'.
They .,..,ould cost SJ million . he con-
cedes, "but the stale should build them
-thi s is a state high\\'a}'. '' he told fel low
councl:men whi!e unveiling his plan.
Boot Hill Baloney Abo11nds
Parsons noted that while it appears I.he
Pacific Coast Frec\l•ay ;s a dead iS.5Uf',
;it least for a while. the state has been
talking about constructing a high-le vel
bridge across the bay and these ov1>r·
paFses would lie in nicely .
"Coast Highway becomes more impor-
tant as 11·e elim inate our chinking for a
freeway.'' Parsons said, adding th at hi.~
proposal ''\\·ould elimin ate practically all
or !he traffic ja m."
Postal Service
Announces Boost
In Third Class
WASHINGTON <UP I) -The U.S.
postal Service today announced plans to
increase temporarily the rates for third·
class mall, effective Sept. 16, by the full
amount it originally proposed would be
added on gradually over five years.
The Direct i'<lail Advertising Associa·
tion Inc., v>'hich represents about two-
third.~ of the nation ·.~ third class com·
mercial mailers. said it would sue the
post office for the fir st lime in the
Association's 54-year·hislory, to block the
increase.
Postal officials ann ounced I as L
February they pl anned to increase thlrd
class mail rates from 4 lo 5 cents per
piece in bulk mailing"' but said the in·
crease \1:011ld be spread out in increments
of tw o-tenths of one cent over the next
five yea rs.
Today. however. the rece nll y
reorganized Postal Servlct said it had
become necessary to institute the full in-
crease this year because Congress did not
appropriate enough money. The full in·
crease is supposed to produce an extra $13
million .a month in revenue.
Jotm J. Daly, vice president of the
Direct Pi.tan Advertisers. said Its lawyers
planned to seek a preliminary injunction
to halt the full increase in federal court,
probably today or Wednesday.
Citing a 1ection of the 1970 Postal
Reorganizat.ion Act, the mailers argue
on!v thi five-membe r U.S. Pos tal Ra!e
eoTnmission has po\\'{'f to adjust the
phasing of rates.
The commission has been hearing re·
quests for permanent. rate increases for
several month s. Temporary increases 1n
all clas~cs of mail too k effect ti-lay 16
under a provision that the service can in-
stitute: a one-third. tem porary hlkt until
!ht> commission acts.
That action \1'as appralcd. unsur-
cessfullY. by second class mailers -magatiTie~ and newspape.r~. primarily -
and lheir case ls still pending.
'Vhen recreation directors staged "C;oJ d Ru sh
Days," at Corsica Park in Costa J\1e.<:i:i.. kids respond·
ed by building their ov.1n Bo ot I lll l 1 in lh e shade,
naturally). Epitaph in foreground reads. '·Here Lles
Liz !lfusick ... She Kicked From Liringitis
Sbe Tal ked Too ~1uch •.. "
2 San Quentin
Inmates Knifed;
5 i11 Four Days
SAN QUENTIN, Calif, (AP) -~·o
more. inmates have been stabbed at s.~11
Quentin State Prison. bringing tl1c
number of knifings here to five s1nt c
Saturday.
The latest victims 1vere slabbed durin~
a r.fonday noon brav"l in a prison yard
jammed vo'ith 1,MIO inmates, pri3on GI·
ficial<; said.
Robert W. Bronhil!, 26. serving timr for
a Solano County burglary and attemptrd
rape, later underwent surgery for .,..
wound that may have punctured h1~
.spleen. John C. \Villiams, 35, a li lc -
termer on an Alameda County mu rder
conviction, had only superficial wounds.
Associate Warden James Park said the
prison was questioning a prisoner e:1d
.searching for the weapon used. T1:e
number of guards on duty has also been
Increased, he said.
Park said that the prison grapcvinr.
"''8~ suggesting drugs or narcotics as the
motive behind the knifing.~.
He said the latest incidenl pro babl y
was unconnected \l'ilh three weekend slah-
ir1gs, one of lhen1 fa tal.
Inmate Edward IL Gonzale&. :)8, ol LO."
Angeles, \\'as slai n Saturday. lhe third
convict killed at the prison !his year,
A guard 11·a.~ fatall y slabbed thrc('
\\'eeks ago trying lo protect a hospital izrd
inn1.-.1e. believed to h<Jvc been la beled :in
inf Grn1er by other priwners.
On Sunday guard Robert /\'lay~ ancl in-
mate Jerry Story, :17. 1vas injured in
separate knifi ngs. Both 11re repor ted
recoverin g.
The motivc.~ in !hc 1vr ekend ~tabbing
are unkno11·n, prison officiJ]s said . ·
Yacht Piracy Suspects
.Seized, Put l 1i Irons
t"rom \\'ire Serviets
Sadu1g for Honolulu . the yachl Kamalii
was due b.1· midnigh t toda y. escorted by a
Coa~t Guard ruUrr carrying three sullen
:;uspects in irons after a n1odern sag<1 of
piracy and chase on the high seas.
The exa ct nature of the case won "t be
kno1\n until the 70-foot v~ssel docks along
\\l llh the cutler Cape Corwin. who~t men
ovrrtook and boarded her ~1onda y,
Speculation in the island! is that three
i;uspected hijackers may pay with their
lil'es for the strange adventure.
The l"'o-day chase of the million-dollar
Tra nspa c Race participant ende d
uneventfull y before dawn. under the eerie
Bubbly Pileup
Along Freeway
flIO NTEREY PARK (UP I! - A
truck trailer carrying 50,000 gallons
of chan1pagne and \~·ine overturned
on the San Bern ard ino Free"·ay to·
day filling the air with heady .fumes
thal could be smelled a qua rter
n1ile all·ay.
The truck filled 1vith 1.405 ca.!!es
of Cold Duck cha mpagne and other
(;allo products fro1n Fresno
jacknifrd ben£'a\h the -Long Beach
overpass al 4:45 a.m. and blocked
3ll three eas1bound lanes for more
than lwo hours.
illumina tion of flares and searchlights.
Detail~ of the capture of millionaire
oilman Larry Dohe ny·s boat were radioed
from the Cape Corwin, skippered by Lt.
(Jgl Gregg Wilson.
Suspect~ "'ho Forced the Kamalii out
from Ala \Vai Yach t l!arbor and set lhree
cre>vmen adrift HiO n1iles out. one 11
l\'e"'port Beaeh man. 1\•ere chased by sc11
.and air.
The trail was picked ur aher ski ppcr
Bob \Va.~hkeit. John Frei tas. of L~
Angeles, and Frank Po\ver, of Ne1vporl
Beach, \1erc pick ed up bobbing in a
liferaft by a Japanese freighter,
They ra dioed they \1-'ere sa fe and unin·
jured. giving basic directions in which the
Kan1alii vanished over the horiioa five
bours earlier.
A Coast Gua rd Cl3'l spotted ht:r Satur·
d;iy, but the alleged hijackers -whose
motivation isn·t known -beat for a ra in
sq uall to hide .
The four-engine plane's radar picked
her out. hov.·ever, sharp and clear, and the
Kamalii l'.as eventualt y overtaken by the
speed.v Cape Corwin .
Spotlighted by the vessel's po\lerful
searchli ght and starkly outlined by aerial
fl ares. the Kamalii drifted lo a standstill
afte r Lt, Wilson ordered her to halt ove r
a bullhorn.
A signal light flashed compliance and
boarders prepared to take over ,
A battle at sea had been feared iince
lhe trio 11·ho seized and imprisoned
Washkeil . Pov.·ers 11nd Frei!as had gun~
11nd knivr~, "'hile there 11ere additional
v.eapons aboa rd .
He noted it would eliminate all but one
left turn movement all.hough he did nol
explain exactly what he meant by that.
There \\'ould be left turns onto Baysjde
Dri\'e from westbound Coa st Highway
and left tu rns into Bayshores at Dover
Dri ve from the same direction .
There v.·ould also be left tur115 on\n
Dover Drive from eastbound Coast High·
l\aJ.
Council men nevertheless greeted th r
plan enthusia stic.ally.
Co uncilman J\lil.1111 Dostal called it "in-
novat ive" as the co uncil sent it ro lhf'
Citizens Advisory Commission on Trans·
por ta!ion lh<tl is worki11g on a city-widr
traffic study.
Council n1c11 approved funding for !hr
first phase of that study i\Ionday nighl.
agreeing to spend $32,000 to have a con -
sultan t determ ine what tht problems are .
Tha t action camf' only after Ootital
pointed out that lh is places additional
pressu re on !ht cit y to expedite work on
!ht general pl<in.
Dostal cited a statement by the con·
sultant doing the traffic study that 1l
v:ould not be wist to do just a traffic
study before an overall master plan.
Newport to Seek
Route Deletion
r-.1ewpor; Beach will se'nd its Free.,.,·ay
Kc gotiating Cominiltee to Santa Ana nex!
\1·eek to a5k the State Division of
High\vays to remove the Newport ltg of
!he Pacific Coast Freeway from ii$
master plan.
The committee of l\layor Ed }Jirth.
\'ice ~fayor Howard Rogers and Coun-
cilman Donald Mclnni5, was formed
several mon1hs ago as the city tried to
negotiate joint repea l or the city's coasta l
freewa y agreeme nt \\'ilh the stale .
Ca111cra Gear Stolen
At E~tanci a School
f'ron• Page J
The dri1·cr. Rum aldo Del sid Jr.,
27. of Fre~no. was not seriously
hurt. A bu!ldoier finally had to be
used to clear away the \l'reckage
and dcbrL~ "Boarding ca rried out l'.'lthout in·
cidenl,"' LL Wilson radioed to the islands Ca mera gea r wort h nearly $500 ha~
LAFC WRANGLE
la"'·n Qf 1he old county cotu·thou~e.
Reinhardt was unan\mously named in
tha t mee!ing and Lo~ Alamitos Coun·
c!lman Joe Hyde wa s unAnimously re-
jected in a vote that paved the \l'ay for a
"l\eystone !\ops" LAFC hearing at 8
a.n1.
That ;netting. organ ized during the
weekend by superv1~or5' ch a i r m e n
Robert Ballin and Fifth Dis l r i (' t
SupervUor Ronald Ca~per~. ended with
Hyde n1nning from 1he hearing room
btating off process 5er ve rs and Battin
dodging and t,1•eav1ng fron1 the assembly
h11 1l \Vith the same purpose in mind.
It took just six seconds for Battln to
proposed the re p!:.icr1nrnt of Charle~
Pearson or Anaheim "·ith Anahcim ar.
torney Herb Licker before he and Hyde
'\'ere lorctd frotn lht> hearing room to the
boos and jeers of the mayors and sup-
porter~ or the Irvine c1!yhood movement.
Battin emerged from his private of!ice
to;\'ards lhe end of the League's luncheon
meeti ng to announce on behalf of the
board that his nomina11on of Licker to
replace Pearson \\·as "taken to forestall
continued dominalion of Orange County's
future by the Irvine Company.
"Orange County government '.'!hould be
run by democratically elected reprnen·
tatlves rather than ils biggest land
developer ... which has been the case
for the last 50 plu' yean." Battin 11aid,
apparently speaking for the full board.
Battin accused Pearsor. of be.Ing
reelected "in a power pley by the Jrvlne
machine on April 14. 1971, over a month
before his old term expired while a
regular commission member was 11bsent.
The legality of th is Jrvine·inspired move
v.·as questioned at that time," he &aid.
Responding for tht" Irvine Company to·
day. Exec utive Vice President Raymond
L. W1t,on, r.ommented, ''Mr. Battin'« ac·
cusaUons 1bout an Irvine m1chine -
which he repeats time and :ag11in in hi'
'talement -are too vague and too co n·
fu5 ing for u~ or anyone. I would think, to
respond In appropri11tely, Jf he. has
anything 11pecific In cta1rge. he should
name names. But he c&nnot, or course.
• • •
"Bo y, it \\'as really thick in
1hcrc." ~n1d ll ig hll'ay Patrolman
!\en ,\Jazza nt1 1\·ho was in charge of
lhc cle<in up operation. "I'm afraid
I'm going to he1.ve a heck of a
heada che.·•
1\ ith\11 moment~. signali11g the chase'! been burglarized trom a shop cabinet al
qu iel end, 2$(1 n1iles off lla\\'ail. F.:stanc i:i High School, Costa f\Iesa pohc•
Su.~pects taken into cu~tody "'ere iden· learned MondAy
ti fled as ~1!chael R. i\Ielton, 24, of The lo~ including a .J.l milllmeter-
Bakersf1eld . Kerry D. Bryant , 25, of Lo! can1er a <ind it"-attachments was reported
Angeles and i\tark E. i\laynard, 2i. of by Girl s Vic~ Princ ipal Georgian a
·As far a~ ~Ir. Pearson 's reclec11011 tri
L.A.FC on Apri l 14 i~ concerned , tha1 JS
ne ws to U5. \Ve did not know then th;it he
had betn reelect ed and \l'e do nrir know
now \l'hat the procedure is supposed to be
fnr the electio n ol a LAFC niember at
large. Thal is not ou r interest.
J,ew iston. Idaho .\IcLeod. police said. !~:::::::;;:;;~~~====~~~=--.
I I "Finally. it i.~ inconceivable lo 11~ that
an y remotely soph islicated fol!o\ver or
Orange Counry government could accept
r.1r. Battin 's highly colored explanation or
the reasons behind his recent action~.''
Battin cla imed that Hyde \l•as elected
by the League 11t its meet ing la~! .July ll
as the League's represent<>Ji\'e on th!"
LAFC.
I : Let Us Put You On The Map
Santa Ana ~l ayor Loren Grisel J;up--
ported Ba!tln at the luncheon mectin~
1\·hen he defended Jiyde's naming by a Ll 1 lo 12 vote as a "fair and square eleclio11 "
Gri sel 11·ar11ed the Leagur tha1 the
Irvint Company's inleresti:; \\'ere "11·ell
served" by Reinhzrdt'.s subsequent elec·
lion to the post held by Hydf' and added
that lhe now displaced Hydr "may ha1e
some justification for his argument that
he Is the Le.ague's' lawfully elected
representative."
Hyde wa~ removed in a new vote July
28 after Reinhardt served the League and
Orange County's 25 mayors "'ith a
lawsuit In which he claimed lhal the elec·
tion of Hyde was illegal. Many Leagu e
mcmbera had aecond thoughts about their
naming of Hyde ln a m('f:':!ing which
brought charges that ' ' t r e m e n d o u s
polltlc:al pressure" \l'as brought to bear
on behalf of Hyde.
Battin recalled the Relnhardl lawi;uit
and described it as a "spuri ous hi wsuil
(In which I the Irvine forces are unwill ing
lo accept lhe fruits of the df"mocratlc
proctM,
"Thal hl"'l>Uil helpe<I !o fur11ltr in ·
timid11te certa in mayors l'Jf Orao~e Cou n·
ly ~·ho then caused Hyde't cleclion to be
:icrulinized for' any technic~l dertcl!l,"
Baltin s11id, "In ''lew of thr lrvh1c
mr.chint rorC'ts arrayed againi;t hi.'n. Joe
Jfyde offered In resign condil ione-d upon
the v:11ld llPPoinlrnrnt and qualHica tinn..•
of a cHy representative as h1~ ~ucces~or.
I
Ne •r tha enfr•ru:e, in1ide our 1tort, i1 • 9i•"t
n•w mep. W• •re in the pret ce1s ef idantifyin9 e ll ol
the homes we have ca rpeted sinc e 1~05 on this map
with colored P'"'· I A different colo r for •ach y11r),
Clot• scru tiny wi ll detect some int•re1ting fectt:
f ir1t ly, .,.,, ht'I'• c1rp1ted home1 on "irtuarty •"•ry
tfreet in the erea. Secondly, th• pins er• in bunch11,
indic1tin9 WORD.OF-MOUTH •d..,•rti1in9. Thirdly,
tht numb•r of ho m•1 w1 hive cerp1ted i1 st•99erin9,
ll you de1ire hen••fy, er ptrience, •nd recom·
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voe. 04 , NO. 190, 2 SECTIONS , 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1971 TE N .CENTS
Piqued Fest to Wait 30 Day ·s on Rent Issue
8y FREDERICK SC llOE~1ERL
01 lfl• D•oly ~1!01 S!l!I
After many biller "·ords fltonday,
FestiYal of Aris directors voted to give
Lhe cily 30 da}s 1n v.•h1ch to respond to an
offer which \\'Oulrt boost festh·al renl on
the Irvine Bow! Park from 17 '.:z. to 27 per-
cenl of gross rc vcnuf' per year.
The upping of the ren1 v.·as \'Oluntarily
put forth by the FC'sli1';:i l of Arl~ in Apri l.
1n a mo1•e IQ help !hP city finish off
payment ~ on the f\111 10 Be ilch
It wnu!r! n1ran thP ci t~ wnu l!l r !'obahly
receive $155,000 from the festn1al al the
f'nd of the 1972 season, some $71 ,000 more
than the money to be paid al tht. end of
this season.
The city, in a letter to the festlval
board, made a cou nte rproposal to the
original 27 percent or $155,000 (whichever
is less) propos.!11.
The t~·o part city plan f!rsl t .!l!lerf for a
minimum of S!S;'i,()()(I each year anrf
further rcqueslerl · "\\lhen SlSS,000 1.~
equivalent 10 27 percent of 1he gro5s
re1'rnur. tht' ci!~· ~·111 rrceivt 15 prrccnl
of .al! income above 27 percent of the in-
come ."
a ors
5~000 Seqts
Outdoor Theater
Eyed for Canyon
By PATR ICK BOYLE
01 !~• O•!!y l'llOI l ttfr
Ot!ta iled plan s for a 5,000-seat, open air
amphitheater near the comer of Laguna
Canyon and El Toro Roads have been fil·
ed ~·ith the Orange County planning
department
The fa cility y,·ould hav e 1,700 off-street
parking spaces and would cover f11ur
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Planner Asked
To Alter Laws
On High Rise
Lagun;:i Beach pl;:inners Monday nig ht
Instructed cit y planning director Wayne:
~toody to draf! amendments to the cily
zoning ordinance reflect ing the nt'W 36-
foot height limil.
However. f.·!oort~i quickly pointed out A
problem of hf'ight definition ~·hich will
make the t;i~k more Cflmplicat Nl tha n
planner~ h<id a s~umed l'nd<'r lhr old
la"".\. 1he pl ann1n~ direr111r po1ntC'd nut,
height 11;is me;i!".urrd from curb for !he
purpose<> ('Ir hu1ld1nf::
Bu! w1lh 1hr new )\· enacted hei gh t l1m1t
ordinance. the :lfi-fcrt bu dding height
musl be rneasured !ron1 1hr hi~hes! point
IJl'I an imag1n;iry tine drawn aroun d the
r rroosed bui lding five feet fro1n its fnun ·
d:i1 tCin. Working this ll Spttl in lo 1he !aw
\\'o\l ld requtre addit1nna! amcndn1ents, he
r;aid.
r-.·1oody's delalled cxp1anat.ion look at
least one planning comm issioner hy
surprise . .James Schmitz said he had lhe
"wrong impression " regarding ! h e
gpecif1c meaning of the new law. which
\\"as enacted Aug. 3 by a vote of the peo-
pl•
"If a lot slop es nff ," Schmitz noted in
regard lo the pending C R I Hole! 1 Zone.
nrdinance. "!hey will Jose another JO to 15
fert in heigh t hecause of the 25·foot frnnL
~·ard se!back."
Tn iltu~l r<lte lhe point. 1'.1oody hanrird
Schm 117. de1;iilerl rl raw 1ni::.~ of the mean-
ing or the la w, which Schmitz and com-
missioner W1l11;i1n L.:imbourne studied
carefu lly for ~eve ral moment~.
The new height la w, 1'.1ll0dy said, will
d1rtttly affecl Rll zoning ordinances
regarding C·2 znnes. where !he limil wa!l
formerly SO feet. In addition . he noted
new construction nn .!!loping lots in R·3, C·
1, and M-1 zones will be affected by lhe
law change.
Directly relA!ed to the new J11w, com-
missioner Lambourne sugge sted the city
attorney be asked to give a legal opinion
nf lhe definition of a "lllructure."
The new law for bids Rny structure (Iver
!!6 feet in heil[ht. Lambourne noted, and a
telephone pole nr radi o antenna could
easily be regJ1rded BJJ a structurt.
"The-\.l'llY [ Interpret the ordin111nce."
Lambourne said. "anyth ing that !'ilick.s up
in the 11 ir Is a structure."
In addition to workirig !he ntW law into
the existing ord inances. Mood:-i SURgCs!ed
lt also be lncorpnral ed Into the city'JJ
t;eneral pl111 n. which ls no"'' under ttutfy
by the plRnnln~ comm 1ss1on .
La mbourne said this proba bly -·ou ld
1101 be needed, .ounce lhe general plan
m1krs no menlion nf ~i,Q;hL Hnwl'Vf'r,
C'ommi3sioner Carl .John~n sAid •t le11~t
I .!lenl.ence shnul d !ft 11dded nntinR -lhRt
1tructorf'J1 over 36 feet won:t be permit·
led In the cl1y.
aC'res of land just ,;nuth of the in-
tersection at I.he present location of tha
horse stable.
The plans vo·ere fil ed by Newport Beal'h
resident Lee (',_ GrRrbcr when hf!. 11pplied
for .a use permit lo build the com mercial-
recreabon facil ity on agricultu rally toned
land.
County Qff icials said today such use i.1
pennitted in an agricul tu r1J wne If the
builder can show his facility will not
;:idversely afferl the adjacent property.
The builder m1is1 ;:i!5Q provr ;iddi!ion;il
noise and traffic problems wltl not ~
caused by construction of lhe outdoor
~hearer .
The planned fa cility would front Rbou t
1.:::00 feel of Lai;::una Canyon Road and lhe
S.000 scats -twice ;is many as Irvine
Bo~·l -would be built into the hillside
faring the rn;idway. 'fhere would be a
stage but it was not clear what might be
prese~ted at the open air facility. .
A hearing before the county pla nnin~
com mission on issuancr ol the use permit
ha~ been set for Srpt. 2.
Lai:;una Beach planners ~·rre shown An
architectural drawing Ill the propo!ied
fac il ity Monda y ni ght by planning dirrf-
lflr \\ravne Mone!\•, who called th r whole
idea ··~hominablf "
··from the lraffir point of vie"·.''
r.1noclv added. "1t 1vould be trrriblr "
The. de~e!opc r. f.raebrr. 11·;i s not
present ;it the mPeting nor cou ld hr. be
re;i rhed for cfl mmenr 1his 1norninc
Planning cl'mmissinne r Jarnel'i Schm11z
said lhe proposed amphitheater roulrl
place an additional load on the c1 ty'1
alreadv overworked sewer system.
Com';nissionrr \Vil!iam Lambourne sa id
!he city staff shQu!d study lhP. effects of
the propo~a l 11nd suhmil. R re port to the
county planners prior to the hearing.
No Budget Talk
Slated Tonight
At Council Meet
There will be nn budget malerial to
discus~ a! 1 nn1 gh!'.~ adjourned me:eting of
the: Laguna Beach City Co uncil. city
manager La ""'fence Rose said today.
The 7:30 p.m. ~ess ion y,·as called. as re-
quired by l~ s!a1 e election code, for can-
vass of the Aug. J initiative vote and of-
fic ial declaration of !he election resull.
However, :;ince pr"esentalion of the
preliminary cit y budget is unusually late
lhis year. ii "''as anticipated the meetln1
might also be used to begin budget talk!J.
Not so, said Rose.
"There is no budget maU!:rial prepart.d
for delivery to the City Cou ncil this rven·
Jog." he. said. "Ho\vever, the pretl mina ry
budget wi!I be: completed du rine the
Wtek."
In an attempt to completely re-t1.lrue·
lure the city budget to m11ke the docu-
ment more comprehensible. Rose hF!s
be.en ll>'fltking "''ilh former Anaheim ci!y
treasure r Dou,11 Ogdt"n, chairman of lhe
League of California Cit ies municip111l
finance committee.
Retail Sal es Up
\\'ASHINGTON 1t:PJI -Ret•ll saleit
rlurin11: June totaled $..1.l 1 billlnn, 1 I .l
~rctnl incre11 ~ ovtt May and 8.8 prr-
cent hig her thAl'I J11~t i)pu mber: ao-
cording io the Commerce Dep11rtmcnt
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Paul Griem, claiming the c-ity was
really asking for 4.2 percent of all
revenue, mad e a motion lo re ject the
cit y's request. It carried unanimously.
City manager Larry Rose Eaid latrr
Monday that he couldn "t understand how
Griem arrived al U percent. "We're ask-
ini;: that for any money over SJ55 ,CXXl, the
cit y get 15 percen t of ii.··
Willi am ~1artin, chairman of the
festival board, !ermt'd the c11y propo~a l
"~i llv" Griem sa irl the let.ter ~·as
•·nuffib," Hal Akins cJaJmed it ~·as "snob-
hy."
Ma rtin wen l on to say that .. until the
city can show it can keep up I.he beach
and show fina ncial solvency -1 7 ~ pe:r-
cent ls as high as I'll go."
.o\fter considerable discussion, Criem
made a second motion to keep the 171-.i
percent figure and "not discuss any
revision at the prese nt time." The motion
was de£eate:d .S.3, with Griem, Martin and
Akins voling \n r11vo r of Ir.
The n, Stuart Durkr.e authorerl a motion
~'h ich reite raterl the original 27 percent
offer with the :10-da.I' opti nn. It carried,
tA'ith Martin casting the only dissenting
VOit'.
The festival offer has 5everal con-
ditions attached lo 1t., including:
-The increase in revenue to be used
50lely fo r the purchase or improvement
of the P.lain Beach or for cultural and
artistic organization support.
-Buildings along lh e Main Be:ach bt
promptly demolished and that the beach
bt developed for recrealional, cultu ral
anrl social usages.
-The onl.v co mmercial development
allowed ~·ould br beach·relatr.d con-
cesslon3.
A rider attach11d to the festival tffer
made ii clear that 1f lhe cily did not com·
ply with the CC1ndll1ons, the annual rental
payment would fall back to the 1711.i per•
ce nt figure.
The festival offer for the re venue in·
crease came as pa rt of a Jea:i;e read·
juslrnen l on the Irvine BotA'I Park. The
ex1.!'ting lease ~'i l h the 17 li percent
kic kback does not run out un1il Septem·
ber o/ lS76.
The new offe r would extend the lea~e:
1.1·J!h the ci ty un til 1 ~!!8 . with a tn1al pay.
men\ to the city \n excess of $4 1n1llion.
a as ers, attin
Lagunagrlna
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"The 1d u id 'View of the Hills!' Well, There They Are -
Mr. ind Mr1 Hill ."
North Ireland Erupts;
14 Perish . in Fighting
BELFAST. l'\nr thern Ireland IL'PJI -
Briti.~h troop,<; baltled snipers in ba r-
ricaded Roman Catholic streets today
against a backgrounrl of blazing buildings
Rnd r;:utted home s. Thr oul lawed lrl~h
l"!epub!ican Army llRA l appealed 10
Irishmen in the south for hel p in this
"doomsday situation."
Security Forces li sted at least 14
persons kill ed In the violencl!. v.·hich in-
tensified Monday ll.·hen Prime Minister
Brian Faul kner announced the_ re-in-
lroduclion of internment without lrial tn
rombat the IRA. which aims to reunite
I he British-ruled six countie5 of Nnrlhf'rn
Ireland with the 2& of the independent
lris h Republic.
ERrhPr, Protestants fraring a Catholic
takeo,•er in !he Ard oyne ,;ection of
Relfa st, set fire In their nwn homes in a
modern d.1y ·scorched earth' policy.
f\'earlv 100 homes ~·ere burned to the
grnund, authoritie~ reported.
The death tnll surpassed !hat or
Au ~u~t. 1969. °"''hen rioting between the.
Proestant majority and the Roman
Cathol ic minority forced Brita.in to bring
in troops who have been there ever since
The toll Mnnrfay ~·as one of the highe$l
sina:le day llllls since the~ partition of
lrt!and in 1920. 11nd senior British of-
ficer~ ~ald !hat it may ht h.iJ,?her yet. since
a ll dearh.~ may not have been reported.
Th" righting fr>l l off about daybreak,
but brnke ou! again in the Roman
Catholic Anderstown area of Belfast
~·hen crowds 11ttacked British soldier!
lrying l.o bulldoze away strttt barricades.
The sound of rifle fire could be heard in
many areas as snipers fired at army
patrnls .
Army spokesmen also reported trouble
r-.1onday in Londonderry, Arm a g h,
Dungannon, Newry and Coalisland.
!\.1aulk ner's re-imposition of internm ent
"'itMut I rial for the first time in 10 yea ri;
hrought ~·arnings from his political op-
!l'lnent~ that it CQUld brin,11 civil war.
Aiililary officials sa id they were fight ing
a "war nf attrition" against "terrorists."
The fighting wa~ having reprecussions
in the Ir ish Republic to thf' sou th where
officials sairl ne11rl v :)()() refugees from
Northern Ireland ·had fled to camps
there.
Goldberg Joins
Angry Officials
By TERRY COVIl.LE
or r~• D•llY 'II" 11111
Vetera n Costi'I Mes• Council man A!vin
L. Pi nkley toda.I' urged voters 'to recall
supervisors Robert Battin and Ronald
Caspers,
Other angry city officials alo111g th e
Orange Coast joined in denouncing th e
pair, l.houa:h only one commentP.d on
Ptnkley 's recall plea. San Clemente May~
or Walter Evans sa id ht aupports it.
Casper! and Ballin are under lire from
city officials for their r1pld aetio•i ht
Monday'! six-iiecond Local A1ency For-
1nalion Commission meetioJ,
Pinkley c1Jled the meet.in( "scummy
power politics. Those two :nen must not
Cpunty Teenager
Dies in Flaming
Capo Smashup
A Santa Ana youth died in the flaming
wreckage of his car near San J uan
Capistrano Mond ay night when the vehi-
cle. tra veling al high speed , faile:d to
round 11 curve nn the Orle;!:a Highway
and plunged ovrr 11n embankment.
California Highway pa trolmen ldrn·
tif ird !ht v1rti m as driver R11n dy· Cl ark.
17. Two passengers ~ere injured. one of
them cr1!1cal!y, in the wreckage of the
Cl;irk car
Robert BrokaY..'. 17. l'lf Santa Ana ls to-
day on the cri tical list at Orange County
~·1f:dicnl Center. He i~ brinJ!: trf':atr.d in
lhe hurn w:trd of the count y fa cillty.
Robert Engleh<1.rd . 16, of Santa Ana.
received minor injuries and is being
treated at South Coast Co mmunity
Hospital.
La guna Police Check
Rock Shop Burglary
Laguna Beach police are inve:.~tigating
the thefl ea rly ~1onday morning of $130 in
ornamen tal pe!rified wood and 1tones
from a rock shop.
Off lciers ~aid th, crime ocrurred st
Chrysos, 1491 Glenneyre St .. some li me
bi?twe:en 5 and 11 a.m. Police sa id the
unkno"'·n suspect removed two louvers
from a rear "'indow, lhrusl hi ~ arm into
thP. shop and took everything within
reach.
complr.tely rum Orange County. A recall
is the only answer."
fn brief summary here.'s how the may-
ors or fiv e other cities characte rized the
Eituation :
Richard Ci<lld be:rg, Laguna Beach:
"SiRce i ll the cilles in the Fifth District
favor the incorporation of lrvinr , t can-
not understand why Fifth District Super·
visor Caspers is representing Santa Ana
instead of the people of his district."
Thr. entire: LAFC controver~y Wa!
.parked by a bat~Je betwee n Santa Ana
•nQ residents who want to incorporiite
Irvine over some 900 acres both ci ties
want.
Waltr:r E\•an1, San Clemente: "We
might take the Jdea of a !"eta!! to our
Citv Council.''
George McCracken. Hunting1o n Beach:
"I don't know if fia.~co is the right word.
It was such 11_ mockery of democracy."
Ed Hirth, Newport Beach: "We hope
!he dema nds of the people will force the
supervisors In cnnduct busi ness in the
open, anrl before the people."
Tony Forl5ter, San Juan Capistrano:
''ll"s pol itical chil'anery. The people of
Orange Co unty rleserve bette r repre-
1cntation than they are getting by the~
two supervisons."
All of the city officials po inted to the
large gathering of mayors -20 of 25 -
as evidence that lhe CC1unty's cities did
not want the Battin-Caspers·Joe. Hyde
<Ln~ Al amito~ City Cnuncilmanl lriad to
co ntinue r)n thf' LAFC
Most mayors conceded that the court!
will no"' have to dt-cide ju~t who is on
the LAFC and ~·hether f\tond11v's LAFC
meeting or the mayors' meeting ~·ere
legal.
San Clemente's Evans a!sn fie fended I~
Irvine Company. "They've been painted
as an organization putting the pressure
on, but T have never been approached
by the company on the issue. They're
just bystandr rs in lhi.~ thing.·•
Pin kley, in issuing his recall statement
:i;aid he was break.l ng a long personal
feelin g.
"I always thought ele<'ted officials
11hou ld only be recalled if their hand was
caught in thr ca~h . or they wrre con-
victed of a felony" the HI-year council·
man said. "f was wrong. These two
have to be stopped."
or .. ge Coast
We.t•er
City Rent Off er Blasted It's going to be a .few degree!I
cooler today .and Wedne&!ay, but
the current heat wave is expected
to laiit at least two mo re days
wi th temperatul'f!s at 80 Jl!(lng the
cQa11t rising to 88 inland. Lows
72-74. Festival Boa.rd Chief Calls Offer 'Unreasonable' INSWE .TODAY
~·esUval of Arl.5 boa rd pre.sident and
fQl'mt'r l...Jl guna Beach Ma yor William D.
~1artl11 1iiid today he consider's the city's
counter offer on the festival's proposal to
help pay for the f.tain Beach •·entlrely
unree.,onable. ''
"[feel tha t the origina l offer which the
f'esUval made to the ci ty of Laguna
Beach was an extremely generous and
civic·mindt.d offer," said Ma rtin. "Arter
1 long delay -nur nHr:r date.a back to
Mareh -!hi~ was finally responded to
with 1 counter offer which I would coo·
sidt.r to bf: enti5e ly un rea!Onable on the
part nf the city.
"~1y immediate reechon •"-~ that ht
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I.hr: be!l interest of the festival. the entire
offrr of any kind be withdrawn and that
we r!vert back to the present puce ntage
ba5ls of 17 ~J percent of gl"(ISS gales as
rental paid to I.he city. However, the
boa rd felt we should exte:nd the time 30
de.y11 for an acceptance or refusal of our
(lr\ginal offer."
· The fe.sliv1l had offe red lo booat il"
re:nt pa,vment to the cily to 21 percent al
gross revenue to help finance the Main
Beach Park. The city countered y,·ith a
proposal tha t lhis amount be increastd to
Incl ude. 15 perc~nl or all income .11bove the
lasic 27 pcrcenl.
M•rlln 1a ld t.od~y his prutol personal
Inclination Is to 1t1y w\µ\ the e:J.isting
t7'h perct.nt agrttment unt il the clty'1
true financial position 11 established.
.. If we're going to be putting: 12.7
milllon lnlo this project," he 1aJd, "I
want to stt 1uthorlt1tively. from some
rellable source:. just what is the city'• true
fln ancilll 51.llus. There's been a lot of ttJk
and I w1nt to know if the: city i! 1olng to
be. able: lo keep the bea ch."
Unless the city •ccepls I.be: original
fc~tlval 1greement within 30 days, Martin
said he would oppoae anythln1 .,xcept
maintaining the: present 1gree:ment.
Even If lhe city does &eetpt. he added,
"We then hRve to airee on the acree.
menl , which ta not llJ linlple .•. ••
TV writ~r Rod Str/l ng brought
!he barometric bomb !o te:lt'Vil-
ion aiidir.ncr.s In 'The Dooms-
da11 Flight' and nothin g but
ha ssles to the F' AA (I nd tlit. fr.d ·
t rol g0Vt'rnmr 11t. St e 1tor11
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Pirate Suspects
Return
From Wire Servk!es
Sailing for Honolulu, the yacht Kamalii
was due by midnight today , escorted by a
Coast Guard cutter carrying three sullen
1uspecls in Irons after a modem sag1 of
piracy and chase on !ht high seas.
The exact nature of the case \lo'On't be
known until the 7~foot v~sstl docks along
wi!h the culler Cape Corwin, \\'hose me n
avertook and boarded her 1'1onday.
Speculation in the islands is that three
auspected hijackers may pay wi th their
lives for the strange adventure.
The two-day cl\ase of the million-<tollar
Transpac Race participant ended
imeventfully before dal'i·n, under the eerie
illumination of flares and searchlights.
Details af the capture of millionaire
oilman Larry Doheny's boat "'·ere radioed
from the Cape Cor\.\·in, skippered by Lt.
(jg) Gregg Wilson.
Slide Prog ram
On Saddlehack
Hospital Slated
A program of color slides explaining
the innovati\'e de sign features of Sad·
dleback Con1munity Hospital in Laguna
Hills will be presen ted \~·ice on Friday.
The speaker for the event will be
George Agron, senior vice president of
the San Francisco based architectural
firm "\.\'hich designed the facility, which is
nov,r under construction .
The programs "\.\'ill be presented to all
interested south county residents at 10
a.m. and 3 p.m. in clubhouse three in
Leis ure \Vo rld. Non·residents of the
retirement community "\.\'ishin g lo attend
the program may en ter at gale three,
located at ~toulton Parkway and Calle
Aragon.
The architect will show slides of the.
drawings "''hich depict the unique design
features. many of which ire being ap-
tilied to hospital construction for the first
lime .
Constr~ion of the new facility is ex·
pected to be completed sometime in mid·
1972. The hospital is owned by a non-pro-
fit corporation which is currently con·
duct.ing a $3.S million fund raising cam·
paign.
The hospital will be operated by the
Lutheran HospilaJ Society of Southern
California.
Police Arrest
Suspec ~ But
Vi ctim's Go11e
Laguna Beach police l\1onday night ar-
rested a Corona man as an armed rob·
bery suspect moments after the out-of·
breath victim ran into the-<pa\ice station
lo report the crime.
However, the victim ha s since disap-
peared and, due to lack of e\•idence,
authorities will only seek a possession
of stolen property charge against the
susptct in the case. Officers claim
that Kirk B. Ruggiero, 18, was car·
ry1ng a stolen gun when he was taken
into custody in the 100 block ol Can-
yon Acres Drive.
The 5uspect's 21l-year-o\d brother wa!'I
also arre!ited following a radio broadcast
bastd on the robbery victim"s descriplion
of the men ·s vehicle, but \\"as later
released. Police 5peculate the absent vic·
lim was robbed during a narcotics
purchase, although no drugs were con·
fll'icated from Ruggiero's auW .
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Suspects who forced the Kamalii out
from Ala \Vai Yal·ht Harbor and set lhree
crell'men adrift 160 miles out. one a
Nel'i·port Beach man, l'i'ere chased by sea
and air.
'The trail was picked up after skipper
&lb \Va!hkelt. John Freitas. of Lo!!
Angeles, and Frank Po\\·er, of Newport
Beach. were picked up bob bing in a
liferaft by a Japanese freighter.
They radioed they "\.\'ere sare and unin-
jured. giving basic directions in which the
Kamalii vanished over the horizon five
hours earlier.
A Coast Guard C130 spotted her Sa\ur•
day, but the alleged hijackers -whose
motivation isn't kno\\11 -bea t for a raln
squall to hide,
The four-engine plane·s radar picked
her out, however, sharp and clear, and the
Kamalii \\'as eventually overtaken by the
speedy Cape Cor.l'in.
Spotlighted by the vessel"l'i po1rerlul
search light and starkly outlined by aerial
flares, the Kamalii drifted to a standstill
after LL Wilson ordered her lo hall over
a bullhorn.
A signal light fla shed compl iance and
boarders prepared lo take over,
A battle at sea ha d been feared since
the trio \\'ho seized and imprisoned
\Vashkeit, PO\\'ers an d Freitas had guns
and knives, \.\"hile there "·ere additional
\\'Capons aboard.
"Boarding carried out "''ithout in-
cident," Ll. 'Vil son radioed to the islands
within moments, signaling the chase'a
qu iet end, 250 miles off Hawaii.
. ~uspects taken into custody "\.\'ere iden-
tified as 1.ficbael R. MeHon, 24 of
Bakersfield, Kerry D. Bryan!, 25, or' Lo~
Angeles and ?llark E. ?11aynard, 27 of
Lewiston, Idaho, '
Authorities believe they \\'ere heading
for Tahiti \Vi1h the boat 01vned by
Doheny. 1vhose fa111ily name i~ famou s in
California h_istory and deve lopment,
The question wait ing to be answered is:
precisel_v why~
Charter Rotary
Members Lauded
Twelve charter members "''ho helped
organize the Laguna Hills Rotary Club
five years ago v.•ill be honored at a noon
luncheon of the club Vt'ednesday at noon
at Mannings Resta urant. '
Russ Barter, president of !he clu b
said, "some pleasant surprises are i~
store for the 12 charier members."
Among the "old timers" that are still
active in the Laguna Hills club are Ralph
Gates, Leonard Geesen, Dale Holm , Arch
Meyer, Charles Kimak, Nelson Rupp.
f'red l\!acGougan, Robert Price, Re v,
E:dv.·ard J. Caldwell, Palmer Narveson,
Harry Schaf(!r and Carlton Smith.
Invited as guest speaker \\'ednesclay i~
James W. Decker past president nf the
Lag una Beach Rol<1ry C!uh, which
sponsored the. fonnation of the Laguna
Hills grou p in 1966.
Pageant T urns
Doivn R oad Trip
Fe~t ival of Arts dirrctors ;igreed !\!Qn·
da y !hat the Pageant of thr l\1asters
should no\ become a tr:i\·cl1 ng sh0\11'.
After receiving a lette r from officials
in Pasadena, requestin,!! the pageant be
he ld in lhal c.ity, !he board informally
<igre-ed to keep !he sh0w ln Laguna
Beach.
In a le!!er lo Pa!>riclena officials,
festi,-al publicist S111ly Ree ve pointed out
tha l tran sJ)(lrt;itlon of the se.ts to
Pasadena 11 oult! he d1flicult <1nd lhilt
hillside area s are "essential lo the pro·
duclion.'' Pa s<1clena ha d offered indoor
theaters for the show.
Mrs. Reeve noted alter the meeting
that the Pasadena request wa~ the se·
condone Ibis season. Earlier a lady from
Arizona had inquired about having the
show in that stale.
1t'e ut/1e r Walehe r
Pretty Lorrie Eatherly, 22. of
Anaheim, traveled all the Y:ay
to Corona de! Mar and still
didn1l escape all the heat. But
a convenient lifegua rd tower
provided some shade.
F estiva.l Eatery
M ust Enter Bi<l
For Next Y ca r
This year"J> operator of the Fesliv;il of
Arts restaurant will not be. i;iven an ex·
elusive option to run il nexl )'ear, direc·
tors agreed tvlonday.
After reviewing a written request from
June Neptune asking for a green light to
run the facility next su mme r. the board
unanimously vote<! lo hold bidding on the
restaurant this fall .
The bidding will be conducted by the
reslaurant committee of the board .
In another matt.er, board member!
learned that the restaurant grossed
$32,140 during the first 19 days or opera-
tion !his year -$6,000 more than the
first 19 da)'S of 1he 1970 season.
The inc rease in revenue wa.~ attributed
to the sale of beer and '~·inc this year ;it
the restaurant.
In an informal poll. director Hal Akins
asked hov,r niany other dirl'clors had lricrl
the pre-packaged sandwiches scrvrd at
!he rcstnur<int. "~tinr \1'as kind of sog·
gy." Akins commented .
Both \Villiam flfartin 11ncl R u d
Sch roader said they ;i.greed t he
sand\Yiches "were not so hot."
Trustees Report
On Unification
Trustees or the San Joaquin Ele1nen·
t.ary School Dislnct will meet \Vedncsday
to discuss the \a!esl report on lhe unillca-
tion of four south Orange County sehool
districts.
The meeting l'i'ill take place at n1JOn 1n
the offirc of Superintendent Ral ph Gale!>
al the di s!rict administration build ing 1n
Ea st Irvine.
The latest un ification report concerning
the Tustin Elementary. San Joaquin.
Trnbuco Elementary and Tustin Union
High School dis tricts was prese nted to
the School District Reorgani1.ation Com·
mitlet' 1'-1onday.
l\·lembers of the board \\"ill discuss this
report and its effects on the San Joaquin
district.
Tustin Board Member
Dec ries Fund R e fusal
The Jone f\ollssion Viejo member of the
Tuslin Union ~figh School District Board
of Education ~1nnd;iy night decried the
board 's move to rt'fuse a S12.000 federal
grant basrd on the number of s1udents
from "'elfare families enrolled in the
district.
''"'e"re cutting off our nost to spite our
fa et," said Chester G. Briner. ?BJI presi·
dent of the Tustin board .
Briner agreed \\'ilh other trustees who
termed the \\'el!are lied education grant
"ridiculous." But . Briner moved lo ap-
prove the agreement "''ith the: County
DeparL.'Tlt'nl of Education noting the
di1lrict could use the money W aid
students with reading and C"Omputation
d1Hiculties .
Briner wa~ told that if Tustin refused
to apply for the money otllt.r district&
would get !he gr;int designed to rel m·
bursc. dislri('\S Jor co~IS of improv ing
leamlng ski!Ja of thr ··educationally
deprived."'
Conservattve t r u s It e .11 Robert
bartholomew ann P:it1I Ct"Jhoun Wtrc ,. ', ... '
mosl vehe1nent in their protestalion or lht
proposed grant.
"Ridiculous. It's just ridiculpus.''
Calhoun said, "to thlnk "'e'd grt money
just bec<1use of the number or \\'elfare
students we have.''
Jay Inga ll and Jack Schumaker of the
cllslrict s1aH. explained that not all of lhe
welfNe chilclrcr. \li'OU\d need the extra
reading and math assistance. ··But, there
are many students in the district who
would qualify for the language skills and
math tmprovcme:nt programs this
money would provide," they said.
Followin1; failure: of a motion by
Rarholomew lo reject the le:dt!ral educa-
tion aid , the board conside red Briner"!!:
JTIQtion to actept lhis yea r's $8,000 grant
plus 14 ,000 not used last year , but ~e:l
aside for the ·rustin district.
That 1no,·e faUed . in essence, since it
rect lv('cl a tie vote. Trus1ee Dickran
Bornni11n was 11bsent , on vacation. The
motion could h<l reconsidered at the
bc111rd's next mcelinjl. but. 1he deadline
for filin~ for the funds is Thursday, the
boilrcl "''"5 tolrl.
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County Charges Fly
Caspers, Battin-, Hyde Face Contempt Rap
By TOM BARLEY
Of ... Mllr P.1111 lllft
Orange County'• biggest and most bit·
ler poliliral battle in recent years !tayed
on the boll today with !Uptrvisors Ronald
Casper~ and Robert Battin and fellow
LAFC member Joe H.Yde now facing con-
tempt charges for allegt:d failure to obey
• court order.
The latest lawsuit In the torrid Ltague
of Cities-Local Agency Formation Com·
mission dispute. was filed by league at-
torneys late Monday. Superior Court
Judge J . E.T. "Ned" Ruller 5et Aug. 20
as the dale he will rule on the contempt
charges.
Lawyers for the League·, city selectidn
committee argue in their new action that
the trio of defendants a\lempt.ed to bold a
special meeting of the LAFC early 1'.ton·
day in defiance of the court order signed
Sunday night by Judge Rutter,
The new complaint, one of two riled
f..londay by the League, claims that Hyde,
Caspers and Batt in were well aware of
the restrain ing order "'hen they opened a
m«ting called to remove Anaheim coun-
cilman Charles Pearson from his LAFC
sea\.
The new restraining order does not af·
feel Wednesda y·s meeti ng flf the LAFC.
l l is expected !hat both sides in the
di:spule will again aUempl to place their
own representatives on the commission
for the vital "Promised Land " hearing,
League representatives unanimouslv
t'Ollfirmed their nominee in two meeting's
Monday and are expected to aga in de-
mand Wednesday that he take his seat at
the LAFC table.
Mayors of 20 Orana:e County coin·
munities again unanimously named
Fullert1>n Councilman Loui.<1 '•R ed ' '
Reinhardt as their LAFC repre sentative
in a noon meeting that Wa3 -and \\·as
meant to be -a rerun of a special
meeting he ld six hours earlier on the
lawn of the old county courthouse.
Reinhardt was un animously named in
that meeting and Los Alamitos Coun-
cilman Joe Hyde \\'as unan imoU.11ly re·
jected in a vote that paved the \\'BY for a
''Keystone Kops " LAFC hearing at 8
a.m.
That meeting , organized during the
weekend by supervisor~· c h a i rm a n
Robert Battin 'and Fifth Di st r i c t
Supervisor Ronald Caspers, ended \.\'ith
Hyde running from I.he hearing roo1n
bea ti ng off process se rvers and Battin
dodging .and \\'Caving from the a~sembly
hall with the ~ame puirpose in mind.
It took ju st six seconds for Battin lo
proposed the replacement of Charles
County Woman l(ills Two
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Children, Takes Own Life
A telephone call late Monday brought a
Brea man home from work, where
authoritits wai led to break the ne"''S that
his wife had killed herself and two of the
couple's six children.
DeaLhs of Mrs. Nancy Boyer. :11, son
~!ans. 4 and daughter Jenell, 8 months,
are being classified today as a case of
murder-suicide.
A note, presumably addressed to J\tiles
R. Boyer, 40, wa s found in the. home at
480 Nutwood SL, but investigators did nol
reveal 'vhat it said.
The triple tragedy was disco vered at
1o·sz p.m., afte r which police and
firemen were summoned to the .11cene.
Neighbors called after one of the four
surviving Boyer child ren hys terically ran
next door begging for hel p.
Pol ice said they had bten watching
television in another room when the
shooting s occurred.
The young monlher lay dead in 11
hall.,.,•ay , \Vhere neighbors who raced next
door had carried her bodv.
.A .45 caliber auu:im3tic pisto l was
fou nd in the bedroo m where l ittl~ Hans
and Jenell had each been slain with a
blast into the head.
Their mother also fired a shot into her
own temple, 0>\lapsing lo the fron t
bedroom floor whert she was first
discovered .
County School Aide Quits
The Orangt County Department Qf
Educalion is losing yet another key 5faff
person this ye ar "''Ith the resignation of
Robert i\1atthe1v "''ho was named Monday
night lo a post \\'ith the Tu~tin Union
High School District.
il1atlhew, 42. of Brea, has been director
of administrative services for the county
schools office and secretarv to the
Orange Count y Committee On School
Dislrict Organization. The latter body is
currently embroiled in developmenl of
unification plans in the Tustin and Hun-
ti ngton Beach areas of the county.
il·lat!hew \\'hose responsibilities ha ve in·
eluded successful pHoting of the coun~y·s
firs! consolida1ed trustee elections la!>L
April 20. said he did not knO\V if a sue·
cessor had been found for his cou nty
post.
t'.l<1Uhew \l'ill be assistant super•n·
lcndcnt for' bu1sness of the Tustin High
School dis1 r1cL
lie "'"ill replace business manager
.Jan1cs Farley who is leaving Tustin lo
return 10 a vie(! preside.ncy of Chapman
College. Farle~· ,_,·as appointed in January
to succeed assistant su per intendent Jack
S. Hoper "ho !efl Tusl\n to head the llun-
l1nglon Beach Union High School Distr!ct
a~1nlnistra1ion.
~l a11 l1e1.1· came to 1he county ~chools
office from a post with the La Habra City
School District.
On July I, Matthew's county school!
bo ss, Ernesl Norlon, left the County
Department of Education after nearlv thr~e decades of service directing
business affairs. Norton is now asslstrinl
superintendent or lhe newly fonned
Rancho Sa ntiag o Community Colleie
District in Santa Ana.
Anaheim Gir l
Drow ns in P oo l
A little girl's ab ility lo lift the lat ch on
the metal fence that barred her from the
famil y ~wimming pool led to her death
Monday.
Shawn i'il. Balsam. 2{l months of
Anaheim, died in Anaheim Community
ffospital i\1onday night four hour s after
she \1111s found floating race do1vn in the
back~·ard pool.
Police said the child hAd lt'fl the pool
"\.\"ith members of her family 1n the i=i f·
ternoon but relumed and unfastened the
gate while they were gt t I i n g
refreshments.
Pearson of Anaheim with Anlll"1ei1n •1·
torney Herb Licker before he and Hyde
\\'ere forced from tht. hearing room to tM
boos and jeers of the mayo rs and sup.
porters of the Irvine cityhood movement.
Battin emerged from his private office
to .... •ards the end of the League's luncheon
meeting to announce on behalf cf lh•
board that his nomination of Licker tCi
replace Pearson "'·as "taken lo rorestall
continued domination of Oran1e County"s
future by the Irvi ne Company.
"Orange County government should be
run by democ ratically elected represen·
lalives rather than its biggest la nd
developer .. _ which has be tn the case
for the last 50 plus years," Battin said,
apparently speaking for the full board.
Ballin accused Pearsor. of being
reelected "in a po"\.\·er play by the lrvin•
machine on April 14, 1971, over a month
betore his old term expired while a
regular commission member was absenl
The legality of !his Irv ine-inspired move
,1·as questioned at that time,., he said.
Responding for the Irv ine Comptny lfl-
day, Execulive Vice President Raymond
L. \\'atson. commented , "~Ir. Battin "s ac-
cu s<1tions about an Irvine niachine -
whil:h he repeats time and again in hi~
stat en1en1 -are Loo vag ue and too con·
fu sing for us or anyone, I wou ld think, ln
respond to app ropriately. If he ha~
an ything specific lo charge, he should
name names, But he cannot, of course.
"'As far as t.lr. Pearson's reelection tc
LAFC on April 14 is con cerned, that t.~
ne1vs to us. We did not know then that h•
had been reelected and we do not know
no11· what the procedure is supposed to be
for the election of a LAFC member al
large. That is not our interest.
"Finally, it is inconceivable to us that
any remotely !Ophisticated rollower ()£
Orange ~o~ntr government could accept
~·l r. Battin s high ly colored expl anation of
the reasons behind his recent actions."'
Battin claimed that Hyde was electerl
by the League at its meeting last July 8
as thl" Ltague's represen!Nive on the
LAFC.
Santa Ana ~layor Lciren Griset sup-
por1ed Battin at the luncheon meeting
"'hen he defended Hyde's naming by a l:J
to 12 vote as a "fair and square election.''
Grise\ "·arned the League Iha!. t!H•
lrvine Company"s inlercs!s "''ere "well
se rved " by Reinhi»rdt"s subsequent elec·
lion to the post held by Hyde and added
that the now displaced Hyde '·may have
some justification for his argu ment thal
he is !he League 's \a\rfully elected
representative.··
Hyde was remored in a new vole July
28 after Reinhardt i;erved the League and
Orange Count}'S 2~ mayors with a.
la\\'SUit in \\'hich he claimed that the elec·
lion of Hyde was illegal. l\1any League
members had secoiid thoughts about their
naming of Hyde in a meeting which
brou ght charges that '' tr emend o u a
political pressure'' was brought lo bear
on behalf of Hyde.
Ballin rec~led the Reinhardt lawsuit
and de scribed it as a "spurious lawsuit nn \\'hich ) the Irvine forces are ufl\.\'illin g
lo accept the fruits ot the democratic
process.
"That lawsuit helped to further in-
timidate certain mayors of Orange Coun·
ty "'"ho then caused Hyde 's e.!eetion to be
scrutinized for any technical defects."
Battio S3id. "(n view of the Irvine
me.chine forces arra,yed against hi..'Tl, J~
Hyde offered to re sign eonditiont:d upon
lh e valid appoin!rnenl and qualifi cations
of a city representative as his successor.
"The ~londa y morning mee ting was
ealled to right the "''rong perpetuated by
the Irvine machine forces against tht
public's in terest on April 14 v:hen they
maneuvered their man (Reinhardt) into a
new term bf-fore his old term expired
B2J.!ln charged. '
"They took advantagt ()f a regular
commission membfr's ilbsence, a
inember v.•ho would have b!oc kl'd their
power play," the supervisorf chairman
s<iid.
Let Us Put You On The Map
Ne•r th e entrt nc e, i111i de our tfore, it • 'lliant
new mep. We •t• in th1 proc•'' of id1ntifyin9 •II of
the homei we h•v• c•rpet•d tine• 19&5 <in thi1 m•p
with colored pin1. IA cl iff erenl colo, for ••ch y11r).
Clo1• icrutiny will dtt1ct 1ome int •r•1tin9 f•ct1 :
fir1tly, wt h•v• c.•rp•t•d hom t1 on virtu•tly t very
1ft•1t in fht •r••· S•condly, th • pi n1 •r• in bunche1,
indic•tin9 WORD-OF-MOUTH •d .... •rli1in 9. Thirdly,
th e number of hom•• w• h•v• c:•rp•t•d ia 1f•99erin9.
If you cl•1ire hon••ty, e11p•ri1nc•, •n~ r•com·
m•nd•tion• frcm n•i9hbor1 w1 h•"'e work•d fer,
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EDITION
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a ors
Tustiu. Dist1·ict
Alternate Unity
Plans Unveiled
By Gf':O ltGI<: LE IOAl.
01 !tit DlllJ l'llol $1111
T"A·n rnnrr wa~·s nr 1·11rvi nJ: up !hP.
Mission ViPjn-EI Toro. lrvinr and Tustin
area~ of the 1'ustin Union High School
Distri ct .... ·en• scrvrrl up ti1onda.v n'1gh1.
Results or a unification s1 ud y prepared
hy S1anford Research Institu te nl Pain
Alln >A'ere dctallf'cl tn !hr Tustin high
hnarrl 11nrl a sprinkl ing nf rrustces frnm
nlhrr distr1 c1s in volvcrt 1n the propnSt"<l
!h rcc-districl unifica tion plan that goe.~ tn
voters in .June, HJ7Z.
Davr. King , :idministrator in 1he San
Joaquin £lementary Dislrlc;t which
serves Irvine, El Tnrn Rnd Mission Viejo
cnmn1un\tirs. f'xplaincd !hi' new plans
lhal rcsulled lron1 ;i re vis ion in thE:
formul;i u1ied lo projccl. property vHluc-
studenl ratios frir each of the districts.
IL was hoped !he component school
rtistrict boards would agree on one of the
alternl\lives 111 !imP for consideration
Thursday hy the Orange Count y Board nf
Education.
The cnunt v school boarr\ wnuld lhrn pa~s nn the desi red unification pla n In the
Orani!e County Comm1ttcr on Schml
Dtslrict Oq.~ani7.a1 inn. >A'hic h also meets
Th ursda y, bul 10 the evening.
The Count y Comm ittee is chiirgrd >A'i th
the au!hnrilv tn select a single unification
plan fnr prfsrntat ion ro thr vo1ers fn1!ow-
1ng appro val b.v !he St:ite Department nr
Educa!inn. Such a pl;in rould provirle ;is
ma nv a~ lhrre unifierl school distric1s i11
lhr iirea nnw servr.d b,v lh(' Tustin High
Srhool nislrirl and three rlcment 11ry
rl1stricL~: Tustin, San Jotiquin l\nd
Tr a burn .
Rolx>rt Matthew, i;r.cr r.lary lo the cn11~
!v ron1n1il!ee. lnlrl thr audirncP nl mnrP.
1h(ln 50 person.~. I.he plan would br .>uh-
ll'CI 10 at lrast lhree puhhc he;irin~~ iri
Or 1obcr -nnr for p;ich or 1he lhree P~'fl
f'l(l~rd un ified rl1strir1~.
Thr plil n pndorscd by hn th thr T•t~l •n
high school and el ementary boards t\.1on·
Joan Eltern1an
Of Dana Point
Rosarv Slate<l
;\·Ir<. .John f.I f-:l!('rm;:in, 6A a lnni;:!unr
res1de11r nr Da na Pf11nl acll\1f in Snulh
(na~1 veteran ~ arid scrv1ee groups. d1 rd
Sunrla~·
11o~:irl' r .. r f.h <. Ellrnn;ln nf :i.1112
<;r;in;id~ Onvr. v.1ll he. conrluctrrl lon 1ght
.111 7 ;in o'r1<1c~ 1n Pac1f1<" V1rw i\1 emnn;i l
Park Chaprl F11np r;i l rilr~ v.•111 l:IP hrlcl al
thr ~amr pla rr \\1rdnrsrl;i,1 mnrni11g a! 10
n'c.lnc k
1\.lr~ f.l lrr m;i n ;ind hrr \;i1c hu~hanrl.
f.harl1r. ~r_r1•erl :is ruslflrli;ins nf S;in
C!rmenle's Community Clubhouse for
e1tzht vcars.
She· was a r(lfmt"r prt"sickn! 11! thr San
Clemente VFW Au.1d1iary 11nrl had bce.n
11cli \'e 1n the F:tks F.mblcm C:l11b fnr 14
ve;ir.~. r-.1rs. El!crm:in Fnr ;i time was ;i
i:aretcria cook fn r !oral schfl('llS.
She leavf'~ ;:i snn. Don. of Oan;i Poin1:
lhrrP hrothf'rS, Cl::ircnr r. Hl\rold and
Geori;re r.nhrke, all of Chicago, and tv,.n
grillldchildrcn.
da y nighl is the same plan suggested by A
JO[nt board comm ittee that has bt!ct1
d!'veloping the unifi cation pl;ins.
Unl ike the ea rlirr favorerl plans 'lne
and four, plan six provides rl\Uos r,f
assess('d v;iluatinn In p r o J e c ! e d
enrollmenti; that are within ;i seven pt>r-
cent variation a1nong the three pr•1pnsed
dis tricts.
In the yrar \•ore.rs would drL ide (111 th!'!
pl ans, lhe proposerl lrv1nf' Unified distr1rt
would h::ive a tax base ;imnunling 10
$13 .. 189 per pupil comp;ired 10 $lt52fl per
pupil 1n r.lission Viejo and SJ2.88J Jn
Tuslin.
These ratios would shif1 sligh1ly h,v 1hc
1973-74 srhool yf'ar when the 11r.if1ed
di stricts would beJ?in npcratlnns. lrv inP
v.·ould have Sl.l.042 per pupil. Mission Vir-
jo. $14.30.1 and Tus!in Sl:l,51fl per srurlPn1.
Vive ye;irs laler. Tustin would ~•nrrgP.
;i s Lhf' "wealthiest" districr which $15.!'Kii
per pup\I compared ln $12.485 in lrville
and Sl:l.749 in Mission Viejo.
To arrivf' at !he improved ;is.~essf'ri
v;iluation prr student r;i tins. the cnrn-
mittf'f' ;ind SR r jugi;dcd com1nercial ;ind
industri;il proPf"rl if's bP1ween 1hr prnpo.<i·
crl rli~1r lcts. UsinJ?: J97fl.71 vatu;111111 ,1
mathemr llc1ans develnl)L'fl ;t formull\ tn
project what these properties would be
v.·orlh ~even year~ \aler.
Si milar projections were madr tnr
flreas 1n whirh hnusini;r developments
m:iy bt expPcled In be huitL
Thr rrsult 1.~ plan iilt which wQulrl
create thff'e similarly wealthy district~
with rtie foll'1wing 111i5el.(;
IR\IU\'F: UNIFIED: Wn111rl share rhe
southwestern third of Irvine lndustniil
complex , would receive much nf rhe
Irvine aJ;:rieultur;il prescrvl' 1 ;ind .~
11orlheai;1 nf the S;inl11 Ana f'rcew;i,v ;ind
would grl !he western half nf lhc M;irine
Corp.<i Air Slatinn,c; ;it El Tnrn.
l\IJSSION VIE.10 UNIFI ED : Would in-
clude th e Mission Viejo indu strial ;i.rPa .
cas!ern half of El Torn MarinP bast. Linn
Country Safari ;ind all nf rhe Traburn
Elementary District -11ome 90 squ;ire
n1ilPs nf n1nun1.ain lerr;iin.
TUSTIN UN IFIED: Would include Hw
nnrlhc;istern sha re of the i r v i n e
Ind ustrial Compl c1. 11 portion of thP
Irvine AJZ ricu ltural Prei;ervp nnrrhwr.c;1 of
Culver Ro;id and its extension 1n an arr;i
rnughl.v appro~imat1ng lhi! T lJ s t i o
E1Pmen1ary District.
Thr Lion Country Sa/;i ri property 11 ~~
rlf'f'mrd In hil~r nci::lii;:ible Pffrrl, wp re 1t
In br plar·erl in cilhf'r thP lrv1 nf' nr
~1i~.c;1nn \11r.10 prnposrd dtslrict~. Bnl\rd
mernhers ;irgued !ha! lhe lriani;:l e nf land
hrt'A'f'rn th r San Diei.:n ;ind l,agun;i
f'rr('_w;ivs wou ld he isolat ed frnn1 thr.
11·v1ne di strrrr 11nd thus w0uld rnJny more
rnrnmunity !dcn1H .v wilh ~1issinn Vi c.in
Thf f'lrmentary ;ind high sc h()(ll bo;ird.~
sphl on the i~sue nf how tn call 1hf! elcr·
l1fJn Hii::h Sc hool Tru~1res vntf'rl tn
rPr·1\m1nend 11 singlr f'l ccrinn lhroughoul,
lhe high school di strict that would set up
!hr three dislricts.
Elemcn1::iry trustf?eli oplPd fnr ;i three
r1 1.~lrict vote . mea ning voters in rach nf
the proposed districts wnulrl delerm1ne
>A'hethcr Of' 1101 they will unify.
The resul t nf a !hree·1o1·ay vole could hr.
unification of say nnr. nf tht: districl ~.
!ravin g the territory oul~ide of th11l
di.~lrict nu! Were Irvine voter~ to ap-
prnvr a unified districl. the Tustin Hii;(h
Schf)()1 Di strict would thf'n be split wlrh
~tudPnls and schools in Tustin and
Mission Viejo, for example.
Capistrano Beach
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1q71
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OFFICIALS PROBE WRECKAGE AFTER FLAMING ACCIDENT THAT KILLED YOUNG MAN
Randv Cl1rk, 17, S1nl1 An1 , Died in Ortega Highw1v Crash; 'l Others Were Injured
County Teenager
Dies in Flaming
Capo Smashup
A S;in1il Ana youth dird in lhr flam1ni;('
wrrc:kai;rr or his CRr nP;:ir S;in .J11l\n
C;ipi~triinn Mond;t y nic;h! when thP vrhi·
c:IP, lr;ivc!ur~ ;ti hii.th speed, /;i1ler\ In
rnu nd a curve rin thr Ortei;ra Highway
anrt plungrd over ;in rmbankmf'nl.
('.al ifnrnia Highway p;i trolmrn iclen·
t1F1ed the victim ;i~ driver Ran dy Clark ,
Ii. Two p;issc~ers "'err inJU rer1. nnr nf
!hem cri!icall,v. in tht-Wr{'('kase of 1ht>
Clark ca r.
R.obrrt Brnk;i~I'. 17. nf Sanl a Ant1 i~ tn·
r1a .v nn 1he critic;il hst af. Ora ni.tP Cnunlv
l\led1r:il CPntrr HP is being trp;i1cd 1n
thP burn v.•arr1 of lh~ cnunl,v f::i c1l1ty.
Robrrt E:ni:IPhard, lf., or Santi\ Ana.
rere1vf'd minor inJunr.~ ;i;nrl 1s hr1n~
!rra!rd ;ii Sou th Cnas! Commun!ly
Hospital.
Safari Zebras
'f o Get Shots
Official.~ nf I.inn (nunlry Safari 1n
Laguna Hill.<; today began innculaling
the first of 4fi zebras againsl Vene zuelan
pquine encephalnm.velili,, ~VF.:E l, A d i.~·
Pase that has kil lert hundrtds nf horses
10 Tex11s l\nd Mexico.
Roy .Jarvis, a spokesman ror the p;:irk
which holds 11 number of Afri can ;inimal~
allowed to roam at will , s;iid thrrr.
Hartman's zebrM. rtcscribt>d a., nn lhe.
t-nd;inf!ered spPCic.~ lis1, will be the firsl
to rtteive i~ocul;ition~. 7,ebr;is 11re as
5usceptible lO the disease: as horses.
North . l1·elarid Erupts;
14 Perisl1 in Fighting
RF:l.~'AST. T\nr!hrrn lrrl.:ind (UPI\ -
f\ril l.~h troop.~ b;il!lrrl snipers 1n b;ir.
rir;idrd Rom ;:in C:i1hnlir srrrets 1or1a.v
:i1.t:iins! ;:i h:irkf:ro11nr1 of bla~in.c; h11 i!din,c ...
an rl i:Ull.pd homr s. Thp out l.<iv.·cd Iris h
fl r!ll thl iran Arm.v ! ff(,\ 1 :ippcalcd Jn
lris hn1cn 1n !hr snu1h /or help in th1.~
"cinon1sd;i .v .~ilu;ition ·•
Sc1·urity forrcs lisrcri ;it lcASI l·I
pr rsflns kil1rd 1n !hr ''iolcnrr v.·hich 1n-
lr11~if1ed r.1nndav whrn Pr1mP :\l1n1stcr
Rri;in F;iu!knrr ;innn11nerd rhr rf'·ln ·
1rndurlion nr internment wit hout 1rial In
f'Om hl\! rhP IRA. v.•hirh .<11mi; In rr110J1f'
!he Rri11sh·rulf'd ~1x rounrir s of ~or1 hern
lrr !:ind w1lh lhr 1f. nl lhr 1ndrpcndenl
Jn .sh Rcpuhl1r.
~:;irhrr. Prn!r~lant~ lf'aring a C.ilhnl1r
l ~l.r1Jvr r 1n lhr Arrln.1·nr se('tlon nf
Rclf11s1 sci f1rr fo thrir own hnmr.s 1r. ;i
111orlrrn ri:iy ·~f·(lrrhrrl f';ir lh' p!ilirv
\r;irl.v lflO hnn1rs wrrl' hu rncd l.n thr.
j.!rnund , a11Lhnril1c~ rcpor1 c<I.
Thr dr11lh !nl l surpassrd !h11 I 11f
1\u~usl , l™i~. "'hi'n rint1ns IJelwrcn lhP
f'rfH'stan t. n1:1.1or ily and I.he. Rnman
('a lhnlic mino rity fo rced Britain lo brini;:
1n t.rnop~ whn have hcrn !he.re rvcr s1ncr.
The toll 1'.1nnr1ay was one or lhe highrst
~lnglf' day tolls since the partitinn nr
lrcl;ind in 1920. and sen ior Brili sh nf.
firers ~aid that it ll'll\Y be higher yp[ since
all rleath.q may nol have hecn reported.
The fighting fell orr ;ibout daybreak.
hul broke nul ;igain in the Roman
Calhollc Andcrstnwn areR of Belfa.~t
when rrnwrl~ ;allackcd Brili.~h .'IQldicrs
lryinit lo bulldnze away slrPet barricade.~.
The sound of rifle fire ('{)Uld be heard in
m;i nv areas as snipers fired aL army
pa~rols.
Arm.v spnkf'srnrn Also reported lrouble
Mond;iy In Londonderry, Arm a g h •
J1ungannnn. Newry and Coalisland.
!'11;iu lknrr'~ rr-imposition of internment.
wuhnut tn;il fnr lhe fir st time in 10 vcars
hrnu gh1 w11rn1ngs from his politir..11 op-
pnnrnt.~ that it rnuld brinJ?: civ il war.
Milltary nffirial.c; said they wrre fighting
~ "war of ;ittrit1nn .. against "terrorists.''
1'he f1ghling v.•a.~ ha ving reprecussion~
in lhe Irish Hrpublic In thr south where
nlfirials said nearly !XlO rc!u~ees lrom
Northern Ireland had ned to camps
lhrrc
Th('y s;iirl anol her :100 v.·crc lrytni: lo
lra1'P Bel/;i~L for !he camps whirh
Pren1ier .Jack L~nch of lhc lri5h Republic
h;i~ set up for the refugees
Thr righting had i!s roots hi the !7th
f'Cnt11rv v.·hcn lrr l11nd split between
('.11hnl1r a nd Prntr~t;inl. ThP. trouble in
1\'nrlhcrn lrcl;ind nnw goes h<lek to th e
F:astcr llc.h('!hn n nf 1916 \\'hen Lhe revolt
11.i;a 1n~t Bri tish rule began which later led
lo par!.1!ion.
The 2fi countif's in lhr .~outh hccamr. the
rrcdnm1nantl,v Catho!1r. Ir ish F'rec Stale
;ind lhe ~ix northern rounlics, known ;is
Ulstrr, remaine<l und er British rule 35 a
prcdominanlly Protestanl pro" i nc e .
Devil Pup Stint
Completed by 260
At Marine Base
Camp Pendleton's latest. crop of Devil
P ups -260 high school youths from
Central and Southern California -have
completed !heir grueling exposure to
Marine Corps life.
Comnussioners
Size Up 80-foot
Elevator Request High Density HousingEyeq The scores of young men were the sc:
conrl nF three separate groups of
candidates for the annual summer
program c;ilcu1ated to give boys a taste
of the Leatherneck way of llfe .
San Clemente planning commissioner~
Wednesda y wit\ detcrminP H 11 (leveloper
11F 11 1.~unit condominium projttt c11n
huild 11n 80·fQOl-lall elevator lower to
1ervr the hillside complex..
Victor n. Klein seeks lfl exceed t~
city's hciJ:hl limit of 45 feet by 3!'1 feet
more in hi:ii proposal lo build the hillside
lower at '401-405 Corio Lane in the pier
ar~.
Plann1n.'( 01rrclnr C:ene Srhultl' 1'1.·
pl3ined lhar rlespitr !hr height nl 'lhE'
prnpni;ed lowrr, 11 will nol j111 upward
beyond lhe le.11111 height. limit on the upper
tevel or thr ron1p1Px.
"The 111-·hole proJert will huJ: 11 hi11sirll'."
~chul!e ~iild, it c11n't bf' 1ntrrpreted AS
high-rise.··
County planninll cr.mm1~~1oner,11 were
expeclf'.d tn set a publir. he11ring d;ilf' !B-
day for 11 rezoning proposal to 1dr\ hiJil h·
density residenti11l complt.xes nn 20 acru
near the Granl'1 Plaza sllOpping center in
Capistrano Brach.
The proposal , ont. nr ~vcral recrntJ.v In
Ult. same 11rea of C;imino de. ~:~rrel111 . h11~
r1rflWll rire from lhe Capil'llraoo beach
Cnmmunitv A.~~ociation.
f',nunty Pl;inning Of>p1rtmrnl atril'.'.~ ·said
co1nmi.~~inntr11 ... re t.xpected to ~rhcdule
the hearing11 on lhc re1.oning for Au~. 31.
F.dward R;ithhun of San Leandro. lhf.
nwner nf th!. 28-acre. parcel. :i;reks tn
re1.nnP 211 nf !he 11cres 1111rro11nrlini;r ltw>
ne\I' cenler lo multiple re~ldcnL1al i.oning
·~1J1>-~--. :J{I;..-·-------
Rllowing nnt unit per every 1.500 squa re
feet of land Rrea .
The previou~ zoning nn I.hr. parcel
,cillows for a blend of commercial and
professional uses.
The Capistrann Beach Community
Asr.ocialion already ha' >ATitlen a formal
objeclion to the high-density' idea.
The la te11t proposal follows \a.c;I week'&,
11pproval of a"4:llher rewnlnR ln tht: s11me
i.:cneral .11rea which would yield fourplt.x
.structures on atxiut .'}O acres owned by
lhe Presle.y Oevelopment Company of
Nrwport. Beach.
County supcrvi.~rs i;!a \'t tJ~velo~rs
the option of lwn tnnf"s -l)nr. which
would allow the construction nf one
'
fnurplex On 10.IJOO MJUllr!'. fr.el ()( 10t, Or
the <lesignlng of planned community units
(townhouse.~ or .it:arden apartment.1) on
~mailer parcels pending approval or a
conditional use permit.
Both m;ijor wning issuci; involve land
Miulh or Camino de Estrella, seaward of
lhe Grant's Pla1.a area,
Planning <lepartment spokesmen .sairl
1everal more rei.oning cases are pending
in the same area -Alt calcul;ited to 11hift
emphasis lo commercial and multiple
rcsJdential uses.
The acreage is lhe 1tt.~t large land area
1111i!Rble for development in the Palisades
community.
The dally routine -termed the Plan nf
lhe Day -included military equipment
demonstration!!, clll!:ses In hygiene,
patriotism and general military subjects,
plus a night-long bivouac and uperience
at firing live rounds from 22-caliber
rifles.
Each Jfklay stinl on the: large base il!t
handled by the 2nd Infantry Training
Regiment -even the administering ()f
Jhe traditional Ml'lrine Corp~ scalping at
1-he outset of the project which ii
sponsored by 11 nonprofit org11nlz1tion.
The next crop of "recruits" w\11 arrive
nn ba~e within the week, bl!se 11pokesmen
11aid. The total pro gram this year will
involve 750 youths -about 200 more than
last year.
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Today's Final
N.Y. Stocks
TEN CENTS
attin
Walt Evans,
F 01·ste1~ Hit
Maneuvers
By TERRY COVILLE
01 I~• Dl lll' l'i!tl 1!1!1
Veteran Costa Mesa Councilman Alvin
L. Pinkley tndl\y urged voters to recall
supervisors Robert Ballin and Rllnald
Caspers.
Ot her angry city officials a!011g the
Orange Coast joined in denouncing the
pair. though only one commented tin
P ink ley's recall plea. San Clemente May·
or Walter Evans said he supports it.
Caspers and Battin are under fire from
eity officials for their rapid ac.tiofts in
Mond;ty's six-second Local Agency For·
mRtion Commission meet.inti:.
Pinkley called the meeting ''scummy
power politics. Those tw o men must not
completely ruin Orange County. A recall
Js the only answer."
In brief summary here's how the may-
ors of five other cities characterized the
111ituation:
Richard Crillribtrg, Laguna 'Reach:
''Si nce all the ci lies in the Fifth District
favor the incorporation of Irvine, r can·
not understand why Firth District Super-
visor Caspers is representing Santa Ana
ln5lead of the people of his district."
The entire LAFC controversy was
f;parked by a battle between Santa Ana
and resident~ who want to incorporate
1 r.,.jne over some 900 acres both cities
Wi!nt.
Walter Evans. San Clemente: .. We
mi.it:ht take the ldea o( 1 ~ecall to our
Citv Council."
Geort:e McCrRcken , Hunlington Beach :
"[don't know if fiasco is !he right word.
l t was such ~ mnckcrv of democracy.''
Ed Hirlh, Newporl Beach: "We hopt
the rlemands of the people will fo rce the
:o;upervisors to conduct business In t he
op"11, arui before the people."
Tnny Forsler, S;in Juan Capistrano~
"Jt's p!)iilical chicanery. ThP. peoole of
Orange County deserve bet.lcr repre-
.~entation than they are getting by these
two suocrvisors."
All or I.he city official!! IXJintcd tn the
large i:iathering of mayor~ -20 of 25 -
;is evidence I.hat the county'~ cities did
not w:int the B;illin-Caspers·J0t. Hyde
ILos Alamito!I City Councilman) lriad to
co"t inue nn the LAFC.
r.1:ost mayors conceded that the courts
"'ill now ha vf' lo decide just who is nn
!he LAFC anrl V.'hcthcr Mondav·s LAFC
meeting or lhe mayors' meeting were
legal.
San ClrmPn!c·~ F.v;ins also defended the
Irvine Comp::iny. "They've been pain!ed
;is an nrg;iniz;itinn pulling the pressurl"
nn, but I have never bl'.'en .approached
by lhe co mpany on the issue. They're
ju~t bystanders in th is thing ."
Pinkley. in i~su ini:: hi s recall statement
~aid he >A'as breaking .a long personal
fcrling .
"I ;t]ways !hought elected official~
~hould only be rec11lled if their hand wa~
caught in · the cash, or lhey were coo.
victed nf a felony" the 18-year council·
man said. "I w;i~ wrong. These tw!)
h;ive to be stnpped."
Pinkley said hP would not start a rt-
catl campaign himself. but wou ld cer·
tainly help anyonl! who does.
"Th is is ;i dark d11y in Orangt County
politics," he concluded.
Oruge
Weather
!l's going lo be " few degrees
cooltr today and Wednesda y, but
the current heat wave ls expected
to last al least two more daya
with temperatures at 80 along the
coast rising lo 88 inland. Lowa
72-74.
INSIDE TODAY
TV writer Rod Setting brought
the barometric bomb to teievi!·
ion audience! in 'The Doom.J·
dafJ Flight' and nothing but
hassles to the fA.A and tht fed-
erat government. Sec i!or11
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I DAllV PllOf St T""41J, 4""'1110, IUI
Pirate Suspects
Return
l"ttcn Wlre 8ervke5
Sa_iling for Honolulu . the yacht Kamal ii
"''as due by midnight today, u corted by a
Coast Guard cutter c1rrying three sullen
suspects in irom artar a modtm sa11 of
plraey and chue en the high H3!.
'nte e11ct nature of the CUI won 't bt
botrn unW lht TO.foot v ~aael docks along
with tht cuttar Cape Cerwln, whoM rn•n
overtook and boarded her t.tonday.
Speculation in the islands' I! that three
suspected hijackers may pay wit h their
li ves for the strange adventure .
'I'he two-day chast or the million-dollar
Tran1p1c Race p1r1iclpant e n d t d
imeventfully before dav.11, undtr the eerie
illumination of flares and se archlights.
Detaill of lhe capture of millionait•
oilman Llrry Doheny'• bo•l war• r1d iMd
from the Cape Corwin. Jklppercd by U.
(jg) Gregg Wil son.
Slide Program
On Saddlehack
Hospital Slated
A program or color slides ei:plaininl
tht. inno\'alive design features of Sad·
dleback Corrirnunlty Hoapitaf In Laguna
Hills will be presented twice on Frtd1y.
Tht 1ps1ker for the event will be
Georat Agron, 1en.ior vice president of
the San P'ranelaco baaed archltectura1
flnn which de1\gntd tha faclllty, which ls
now undtr conftructlon.
The pt0tram1 will hi preaenltd. to 11!
lnterest.ed so uth county rtildents 1t 10
a.m. and 3 p.m. in clubhou1e three in
lAll\lN World. Non-rt1ld1nt1 of thl
rtUrement community w!1hlng tti attend
the program may enter at 11te three,
located 1t MouJWn Parkw ay and Calle
Aragon.
The archilect ·will ~how slide1 of the
drawtn1s which de pict U\I uniq ue dt1lrn
ft1turt1. many of which are bllna •P-
plied to boapltal con1truction for tht firat
llmt.
ConltnM:tion of tha nalf facUlty ts ti:·
peeled to be completed aomtUm• in mid·
1171. Tht hoapltal is cwntd by a non.pro--
fit corporation which 11 currently ~n·
dUttlnC • '3.5 million. fund r1i1lnJ cam-
palp.
The hospital will be operated by the
Lutheran Ho1pltal Society of Southern
CllUomia.
Police Arrest
Suspec~ But
Victim's Gone
Laguna Beach pollce ~fonday niaht ar·
rested 1 Corona man as an armed ro~
t>,ry 1u1pecl moments after the cut~f·
bn:ath vlctlm ran inb) the police alatlon
U! report the crlme.
However, the victim his since dis a~
pt.and and , due to lack or evidence,
authoritlea Y.'i!I only seek: a ~ion
el atolen. property cbar1e against the
suspect 1n ~ ca5e, ON'lcen claim
th•t Kirk B. Ruggiero, II, l''U car-
ryin1 a 1toltt1 gun wht:n he waa taken
into custody in the 100 block of Can-
yon Acrea Drive.
The suapect's l().ye1r-old brother w11
1!10 1m1ted following a radio broadcast
ba1ed on Hie robbery ''\cllm's deacrlption
of the men's vehicle. but "·as later
Tele1.sed. Police speculate the absent vie·
tirn wa1 robbed durlng a narcotic!
purchaae. although no drugs ••ere con·
fiscate.d from flugg iero·s auto.
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Suspects \\'ho forced lhe Kamalii out
from Ala Wtti ·racht Harbor and set thr ee
crewmen adrift 160 miles out, one a
Newport Beach man, were chased by sea
and air.
The trail \\'35 picked up after skipper
Bob Vi'uhkeil. John Freit11, of L<ls
An1eles, and Frank Po .... ·er, of Newport
Beach, were picked up bobbin& in 1
liferaft b)' a Japanese freighter.
They radioed they 11·cre si.fe and unin-
jured, giving basic directions in which the
Kamalii vanished over the horizon five
hours earlier.
A Coast Guard Cl30 spotted her Satur·
d1y, but tM aUeied hlJackeris -whose
moUvetkm Isn 't known -beat for a rain
squall to hide.
The four~nglne plane'• radar picked
tier out, howaver, sharp and clear, and th•~
Kamalii wa1 eventually overtaken by the
speedy Cape Corwin.
Spotllshted by the vrnel'1 powerful
gearchllght and 1tarkl y outlined by aerial
nares, the Kamalii drifted to 1 1t1nd1tltl
a Her Lt. Wllaon ordered her to halt over
a bqllhorn.
A alrnal llaht Oaslled compliance and
boarders prepared to take over.
A baltlt at se1 tied been feared 1lnc•
the trio \1/ho seized and Jmprltoned
Wa1kk1it, PO\lo'era and Frtila1 had guna
and knlv11, while there were additional
\\'eapona aboard.
"Boai'dln1 carried out without in-
cident," Lt. WU1on radioed to the i1lands
\\'lthln momenta, 1t1nalin1 the cha1e'1
quiet end, 250 miles off Hawaii.
. 8uapects taken Into custody ~·ere iden--
l1f1ed at Michael R. 1'.1elton, 24, of
Bakerafleld, Kerry D. Bryant, 25, cf Lo11
An1ele1 and Mark E. Maynard , 27, ot
Lewiston, Idaho.
.\ulhorHiea believe they werl!: heading
for Tahiti v.·Hh th!: beat owned by
Doheny, wholie fa mily name i1 famoua in
Calltomia hi1tory and development.
The queaUon wal tln1 to be answered i1 :
preci1tly why?
Charter Rotary
Members Lauded
Twel ve charter members who helped
o:ganize the Liguna Hills Rotary Club
hve years ago will be honored at a noon
luncheon or the club Wednesd11y, at noon
at r.1annings Reslaursnt.
Rus5 Barter, president of the clu b
al.id, "some pleasant surprises are I~
3lore for the II charler members."
A1nong the "old llmtrs" that ere slill
acti1•e in the Laguna Hills club 11re Ralph
Gates, Leonard Getsen, Dale Holm. Arch
Meyer, Charles Kimak, Nelson Rupp,
Freel A-fa cGo ugll.n, Robert Price, Rev.
Edward J. Cald\\•e11. Pal mer Narvt.son,
Harry Schafer and Ca rlton Smith.
In vi ted as guest speaker Vt'cdnesday i~
J1JT1e1 W. Decker past presldent ot the
Laruna Beach Rotary Club, which
sponsored the formalJon nf the. Lafl.Jnl\
Hills i roup in 1966.
Pageant Turns
Down Road Trip
Festiv1tl nf Arts directors a11reed Jo.Jon·
day that the Pageenl of the f.lasters
should not become 11 I raveling show.
After receiving a letter from officials
in Pa1ad ena, reque ~ting the pagt?ant be
held in that clty, tht bo<>rd Informally
agreed to keep the show in Laguna
Bef\ch.
Jn a letter In Pa sadena offlcials,
fe stival publicist S11 1ly Ret1•e pointed oul
thal lransportBtlt•ll of the sets to
Pasadena v.·ou ld be difficult and that
h\l\1ide area~ 11re "e~senlial to the pro·
ductioo." Pasadena ha d offered indoor
tht:aters for the show.
P.frs. Reeve noted after the meetinii
that the Pasadena rtql.Jesl v.·as the se·
cond one this !ita11on. Earlier a lady from
Arizona had inquired about ha ving the
show i.n that stale.
Weafher Wafeher
Pretty Lorrie Eatherly, 22 . of
Anaheim, traveled all the way
to Corona del Mar and &till
didn't escape all the heat. But
a convenient lifeguard t ower
provided some shade.
F es ti val Eatery
Must Enter Bid
For Next Year
This year's operator of the festival of
Arts restaurant will not be 1iven 1n ex·
elusive. option t-0 run It next ytar, di rec·
tori agreed Monday.
After reviewing a written reque!'il fro m
.June Neptune asking Fnr a green hgl1t lo
run the facility next summer, the hoerd
unanilnousJy voted to hold bidding on the
restaurant this tall.
The bidding will be conducted by the
restaurant committee of the board.
In another matter, board member~
le11rnl!d that the. restaursnt grossed
$32,J40 during lhe first !9 dsy& nf o~ra·
tion this year ~ $6.000 mor~ than the
first 19 days of the 1970 seaso n.
The incrr.a11e in revenue v.•as atlributtrt
tn the aale of beer and wine th is year et
tht. res laurant.
ln an informal fXlll , dlrettor Jl al Akins
asked ho1y niany other directors l1od tried
lhe pre·packaged liand\Vichcs served at
!he restauranl. ''Mine y,·as kind of ~og·
gy ," Akins c..'Ommented.
Both \Villia m Martin 11nrl
Schroader said they <rgreed
sandwiches "were not so hot.··
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1'rustees Report
On Unification
Tru stees of the San Jo11qui11 Elen1tn·
lary School OislrlcL y,•ill meet \\lednesday
to discuss the latest report on the unifit.t·
lion of four south Orange County school
districts.
'T'he mef'ling wll l lake place a( 111JOn 1n
the nffire of Superintende nt H;ilph C.atf'-'
at lhe dis trict administration building 111
E:ist Irvi ne.
The !att'st unification report concel'nl ng
!he Tust in Elementary, San Joaquin,
Trabuco Elementary and Tustin Cnion
•ltg h School districts was presented to
lht School District Reorganization Corn·
m!ttee ~fonda y.
~fembers of the. board will di5cuss thts
report and Its effects on the San Joaquin
district.
Tustin Board Member
Decries Fund Refusal
The lone Mi11ion Viejo member of the
Tw:tin Union Hl11h School Dl.slri<'t Board
of Educalion ri.tonday ni&ht decried lhe
boa.rd'1 move to refu.11e a $12,000 fedtr11 I
grant based on the number of studen111
from welfare families enrolltd in the
dis trict.
"W•'rt culli na off our nose to 1pite our
fact," aaid Ch••ltr G. Briner, pa al presi·
dent of lhe Tustin board.
Briner •ll'ffd with othtr tru1teu who
t.enned ~ welfan tied education grant
·'ricUculous." But, Briner moved to •P·
prove the agreement with the County
Department of Education noting tht
dlflricl rould UM the money to aid
atudenta with rt1dln1 ind computation
dlfflt'Ultles.
Brintr •'IS tnld ttiat If Tustln rifust'd
t.o apply fOf' t.ht monty other dl1trlc1$
V.'OUld ga the JJr•nt de1t1ned to relm.
bunt dlsltlCll for ('Olla Of lmprOYlng
le1ming skills of the "tducatlonally
d1prlyed ,"
C'...on.ser\1atllle tr u J t e.P ~ Robl'rl
Barthnlnmew and P111JI CNhoun \\'Cre
n\ost vehcn,enl in lheir proleslation of the
proposed grant.
"Hidiculous. It's just rid iculous,''
Calhoun said. "lo tl1ink 've'd get mon•y
just becau•e of the_ number of 11•eltare
studentR 11·e have."
Jay rngnll and Jack Sch umaker of the
dis(rict sl:iff. explained th at not all of the
we!fue children would need the elttra
readin8 and math aulstanet. •·But. there
are many atudent3 in the di1lrict who
v.·°'1 ld quali fy for the l•nauage 1kil\s and
malll improvemenl proarams lhi!
money ~·ould provide:," they said.
Fol\ov.•ing failure of a motion by
B•rttolomcw to reject the f11dera! educa·
lion atd. the board corui:lde.red Brtner'11
motion lo accept this year's $3,000 grant
plus ,4,000 not used lest year, but tel
a~de for the ·rustln dl.!11.rlcl
Th11t move r1t1cd. In t s11ence, since It
rec,lve.d a tit vol e. Trustee Dlckran
Ror11nian v.•as abst'Tlt, on vac1tion. Tiie
motion could be reconsidered 111 the
bo11rd 'a next metllng . bu t lhf deirrdlln11
for f\1ing f(lr thr fund~ l!i '11111rsday, the
borird Wll.'1 told .
County Charges Fly
Casper&, Battin, Hyde Face Cor1tempt Rap
If 'l'OM IARLF.V .... Nltr Pllfl lftlf
Or•ns• County'• ~1&1eat and moat bit-
ter political battle in recent years stayed
on the boll today with suptrvboni Ronald
Caspet5 and Robert Battin and fe llow
LAFC n-.ember Joe Hyde now facing con-
tempt charges (or alleged tallure to cbey
a court order.
The )alts! lawsuit in the torrid Le11ue
or Citlt1-Lcxal A1tn<!y Formallan Con1-
missio11 dispute w11 fil ed by league at-
torney1 late f\1 ondar . Superior Court
Judge J. E.T. "Ned' Ruller set Aug. 20
as the date he will rule on the contempt
charges.
Lawyers for the League's city selection
committee argl.Je in the ir new action that
the lrio of defendants attempted lo hold a
special mntin1 of the LAFC euly ~lon
day In def11nce of the @Urt order 1l1ned
Sunday nlahl by Judt:t Rutter.
The new compl1lnt, 0111 of two filed
Mond1y by the Lurue, el1lrnl th1t Hydt,
Ca1ptr1 and Battin were well 1w1rt cf
the re1tr1Jnlnt order when the y opened a
meetlnf calltd to rtmove Anahei m coun-
cilman Ch1rl11 Pe1r10n from hl1 LAFC
11eat.
The new reatrainln& order dee1 not 1£·
feet Wedn11d1y'1 m1ttlnr of the LAFC.
Jt ia expected that both sides in the
dispute wlll 3.gain attempt to plaet their
own representative& on the commission
for the vii.al "Promised Land" hearing.
League representative.s unanlmouslv
confirmed their nominee In two meeting.!
Monday and are expected to again de-
mand Wednesday that he take his seal at
the L.AP'C table.
Mayers of 20 Orange County com·
munltl11 again unanimoumly na med
Fullerton Counci lman Loul.s ' • Red · '
Reinhardt as their LATC repreMntath•r
in a noon meetin8 that w& -and was
meant to be -a rerun of a special
meeting held six hours earlier en the
lawn of the old coun!y courthouse.
Reinhardt v.·as unanimously namt'd in
that meeting and Los Alamitos Coun-
cilman Joe Hyde was unanimouslv rer
jected in a vote that paved the way ·for a
''Keyst-One Kops '' LAFC hearing at 8
a.m.
That mettin&, organiied during the
v.•eekend b)' supervisors' c h a i r m a n
Robert Battin and Fifth D is I r i c t
Supervisor Ronald Ca1per1. ended with
Hyde running from the he8'ing roorn
beating off process servers and Battin
dodging and weaving from the assembly
ha ll with the same purpose in mind.
It took just t il" ueonds for BaUin t11
proposed ili9 replacemant ef Charles
County Woma11 I\ills Two
Children, Takes Ow11 Life
A telephone call latt Monday brou1ht a
Brea min home from work, where
authorities waited to break the new& that
his wife had kllled her1eU and two ot the
couple'• aii: children.
Dt1th1 of Mrs. Nancy Boyer, 31, ion
llanaf 4 and d1u1hter Jenell, I months,
are beln1 cl111lfltd today a1 a case of
murder-1ulclde.
A note, pre1u m1bly addreas'ed to Miles
R. Boyer, 40, wa1 found in the home at
~ao Nutwood St., but inve1t11ator1 did not
reveal whit il 11ld.
The triple tr11edy was dlscoverad at
10 :~2 p.m., after which police and
liremen \!-'ere 1ummcned to the 1cene.
Neiahbor1 called after one ol the fou r
surviving Boyer children hy11terical1y r an
next door befEin& for help.
Police 1aid they h11d been watching
television in another room when the
shootings occurred.
The young monther lay dead in a
hallway. where neighbors who raced next
door hid carried her body.
A .43 caliber automatic pistol wa~
found in th e bedroom whtre lillle Hanl'i
and Jenell had each been alain ""'ith a
bla1t into the head.
Their mother also fired a 1hot into her
01.\'n temple, col11p3in1 to the front
bedroom floor where she i,1•as fir st
dlacovered.
Cou11ty School Aicle Q11its
The Orange County Dcpiir\ment 1;f
Education la loiln& yet another key stiff
person this year 11.'ith !he resignation of
nobert fl-1atlhew who wa1 named J\.fonday
night to a poat with the Tusti n Union
Hig h School Dislrict.
~1althew, 42, of Brea, has been director
of arlminlatratlve servlctl for the county
schools office and secretarv lo the
Orange County Committee On School
Llistrit:l Organi1.at ion. The latter body i!
currently emb roiled in de\'elopment of
unHlcaUon plans in the Tusti n and Hun-
tington Beach 1rea 1 cf the county.
f.iatthew whose respon!lblltltes have in-
l'luded succelisful piloting or the counly'1
first consolidated trustee elections last
April 20. said he did not know if a suc-
ee~.~or had been foWld for his coun!y
post.
~1ntthew v.·111 be e11isl1nt auperin·
tendrnt !or hu isn ess of the Tustin I~iih
~chool district.
lie \\1111 replace bu!iness manager
,James F'ilrley v.•ho I~ lea ving Tustin to
re.turn to • vice presid ency of Chapma"
College. F'e rley WAS 11ppointed in January
ln succeed assl1!ant superintendent Jack
S .. R11pi>r 11.ho lf fl Tu~tln 10 ht11d the Hun-
t 111~lon Be.ir c.h Union High School Di1trict
ad1ninistra tion.
1\l:illi •rw camt to the county school.~
office from a post w1\h the La Habra CJl.y
School Dl11trict .
On July I, Matthew 's county school~
boss, Ernest No rton , left lhe Coun!y
Department of Education after nearl"
three decades of 1ervice directini
businesi affa ir5. Norton is now assiBt nnt
superintendent or the newly fonned
Rancho Santi:lgo Community College
District in Santa An.a.
A.i1aheim Girl
Drolvns in PooJ
A Ultlt: eirl'! sbiltty to lift the la tch on
the metal fence that barred her from the
famil y swhnm!ng pool led to her death
fl1onday.
Shawn M. Balsem , 20 months of
Anaheim, died in Anaheim Community
Hospital fllonday night four hour! after
she v.·a~ found noatlng fa ce. down in the
b<rckyard poril.
Police seid the chl!d had left the pool
wit h members nf her 1amily in !ht. l\f·
lernoon but returned and unl1stened the
gate wh ile they ,~·•re g e ! t i ng
refrrshments.
Pearson of Anaheim with AnaMim 1t·
lorney Herb Licker before he and Hyde
~·ere forced from the hearlns room to thl
boos and jeers or the mayors and w~
porter~ of the Irvine cltyhood movement.
Battin en1erged from his privat.e: office
towards the end of the Leaaue·a lun cheon
meeting to anoounce on behalf ot tll•
board that his nomination t f Licker to
replace Pearson.. was "taken to forastall
continued domination cf Orange County's
future by the Irvine Comp1ny.
"Orange County aovernmtnt should b9
run by democratica lly elected repr@Stn•
tatives rather than its biggest land
developer , _ which has been the case
for the last 50 plus years:' Battin .!l id,
11pperently spteking for the full bnard.
Battin accused Pearsor: cf beina
reelected "in 1 po1Ao'er play by the Irvin•
maehine on April 14, 1171, over a month'
before his old term expired \l'hlle a
regular commission member v.•a9 absent.
The legality or this lrvine-lnspired move
\\'B1 questioned 1t th•l time," he a1id.
Re1pond lng for the Irvine C11mp1ny l,(I.
day, Executive Vice President Raymond
L. Watson, commented, "Mr. Battin'.s ac·
cusat!on s about an Irv ine machine -
which he repeats time and again in his
statement -1r1 too vague and too con·
fusing for us or anyone, J would think, to
respond lo appropriately. If he ha.~
11nything specific to charge, hr llhould
name names. Bui he cannot, of course.
"As Jar as Mr. PearU1n'1 reelection t11
LAFC on April 14 is concerned, lh1t i.~
news to us. We Qid not know then that ha
had been reelected an d we do not kno.,.
now what the procedure i! !Uppo~ed to be
for the electio n of a LAFC member al
Jar8e. That i! not our intere1t.
"Finally, it i.s inconcei vable llJ us tha t
any re motely sophisticated followtr 11f
Orange County 1ovemment could accepl
Mr. Bal!in·s highly colored e1planallo n or
the reasons be hind hi1 recent actlon1."
Battin claimed that Hyde wu elfi:ted
by 1he League al its meetin( last July 11
<ts the League 'i representAlive on the
LAFC.
Santa Ana Mayor Loren Gristt aup-
ported Bettin at the luncheon meetinf
\l'hen he defended Hyde'1 n1min1 by a J5
lo 12 vote a1 a "fair and square election."
Grisel warned the LeliUe that th e
Irvine Company 's interests were "wall
serv ed" by Reinhardt's iiubaequent t ie<:·
lion to the post held by Hyde and addtd
that the now displaced Hyde "may h•v•
some justifica tio n for his arrument that
he is the League's lawfully elecU!d
representati1·e. ''
Hyde was removed in 1 new vole July
28 after Re inh ardt served the Leai'Ue and
Orani:e County's 2a mayors with a
la1,·suit In which he claimed U1at t.ht eltc·
lion of Hyde \l'a1 illegal. Many League
members had second thoughts about their
naming of Hyde in ii meetin1 which
brought charges that' •t r em e 11 d o u s
political pressure" Y.'as brought to bear
on behalf of Hyde.
Battin recaJled the Reinhardt Jaw1uit
<ind described it as a ,;spurious lawsuit
! in 11•hich) the Irvine forces are unv.•illing
10 atcept the rrults of the democralic
process.
"That lawsuit helped lo furl.her ln-
tin1idate certain mayors of Orange Coun·
ty v.·ho then caused •lyde '.s eleclion to bl!
$CrutinizecJ for 11ny iechnlcal defects,''
Battin sald . "In view of the Irvin•
mr.chine forres arrayed against hkn" JOI
Hy·de offered to resign conditioned upon
the valid appointment and qualifications
or a city representative as his succeuor.
"The f.1onday morning meeting w;is
e<illed to right the y,•rong per pe tuated by
the Irvine machine force1 a1alnst tha
publi c's interest on April I~ when they
maneuvered their man /Reinhardt I into a
ne\v term be.fore his old term expired,
B2J.tin cha rged.
•·They took advantaae of 1 rtgular
l'01nmi5sion membtr's ab.!ienct , s
member 1~·ho v.·ould have blocked their
power play," the supe rvisot.s' chairman
~;iid .
Let Us Put You On The Map
Neer tha 1ntr1nte, l"1li1 our 1fora, II • •i•nt
"'w m•P· We •r• in fh1 prota11 ef i-'entlfyini;i •ti •f
tha hef'l lt we ha'+'• ••rpetei ,;"c• 1961 .,, +hit rn•111
with colored 11in1. IA i iffarent color for ••ch y11 rl.
Close 1cruti"Y wilt Oatett 1trn1 intera1tln9 f1 t f1:
fir1tly, we hava carpetad hom11 •" virtually every
1ireat in the 1r11. Sttondly, the pin1 •ra in Dunthet,
lndicatint WO~D.OF.MOUTH .aivertilin1. Th lrt'ly,
th a num~er of hoM•s wa he"' •ar1111tecl It 1ft19911int.
If ytu .la1ira ~e11a1ty, a111•ri t,.c1, 111i tte•1'71·
M1ni•ti on1 frern 11el9h\tar1 wa ~a"' werkecl for,
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Capistrano EO I TIOH
VOL 64 , NO. 190, 2 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES
a ors
Tustiii District
Alternate Unity
Plans Unveiled
By GEORGE LJ::IOAL
01 l~t Di ii• f'lil l 5!111
1'wo more w<iys of carving up the
~fission Viejo-El Toro, Irvine and Tus lin
.ercas of Lhe Tustin Union High School
District were served up Monday night.
Results or a unirication study prepared
by Stanford Research Institute of Palo
Alln were deta iled lO the Tustin high
board and a sp rinkling of trustees from
other districts involved in the proposed
three-district unification plan that goes to
voters in June, 1972.
Da\'e King, adminislrator in the Sa n
Joaquin E!en1entary D1slncl \Yhieh
serves Irvine, t:I Toro and Mission Viejo
communi ties. explained the ne w plans
that resulted fro m a revision in 1he
formula used to project property value·
litudent ratios [or each of the districts.
It was hoped the C<Jmponenl school
d1stric1 boards \\'Ould agree on one of the
alternatives in lime for consideration
Thursday by the Orange County Board of
Education.
The county school board would the n
pass on the desi red unifica lion plan to the
Orange County Committee on School
District Organization, whic h also meets
Thursday, but in the evening.
The County Commit tee is charged with
the authority to select a single unification
plan for presentatio n to the voters follow·
Ing approval by the State Department of
Education. Such a plan could provide as
many as three unified school districts in
the area no\Y served by Lhe Tustin Hig h
School District and three elementary
districts: Tustin, San Joaquin and
1'rabuco.
Robcrl Matth ew, secretary to the coun-
ty committee, told the audience of more
than 50 persons. the plan would be sutr
ject to at least three public hearings i1l
October -one !or each of the three pro-
posed u:iified districts.
The plan endorsed by both lhP. T11stin
high sc hool and elemenlary boards ~·Ion-
Joan Elterman
Of Dana Point
Rosary Slated
f\1rs John 1\1. Ellerman, SR. ;i longt ime
rrsidcnL of Dana Poi nt acti1•e in Sou1h
Coast veterans and SC'r\·1cc grou ps, died
Sunda).
Rosary for tl1 rs. [\!crn111n nf :14)12
Granada Drive. will be cond ucted loriii;iht
11l 7:30 o·clock in Pac1f1c View Memorial
Park Chapel. Funeral rites will be held al
l hf' same place \\'ednesday morning at 10
Cl'clock . Mr~. Ellerman and her late husband.
Charlie. served as custodians of San
Clemente's Community Clubhouse for
eir::hl years.
She was a former president of Uw Sa n
Clemenle VF\V Auxiliary and had been
active in the F.lk~ E:mhlem Club for 14
years. tl1rs. Ell erman for a ltmc 11.•as a
C'afeteria cook for local schools.
She leaves a son . Don , of Dana Point:
three brothers. Cla rence. Harold and
Geo rgt. Gohrke, all of Chicago. and two
grandchildren.
day night is the same plan suggested by 1
joint board co mmittee that has been
developing the unification plans.
Unlike the earlier favored plans one
and four , plan six provides ra1ios of
assessed valuation ln p r o jec t e d
enrollments tha t are within a seven per-
cent variation among the three proposed
districts.
In the year vo!ers would decide on the
pla ns. the proposed Irvine Unified district
voould have a tax base amounting to
$13,389 per pupil compared to $1~.52:> per
pupil in Mission Viejo and $12.883 in
Tustin.
These ratio~ would shift slightly by the
1973.74 schon! year when the ur:if1ed
districts \\'Ould begin opcra !ions. Irvin!'!
v:ould have $13,042 per pupil, ~fission Vic.-
Jo. $14.303 and Tustin $13.515 per student.
Five year.~ later, Tustin would em!'rge
as 1he "wealthiest" district which $15.:>67
per pupil compared lo $12.485 in Irvi ne
and SIJ.749 in J\1ission Vie jo.
To arrive at th!!: im proved ;isse~ed
valua tion per student ratios, the com·
mittee and SRI juggled commercial and
industrial properties belween lhe propos·
ed districts. Using 1970-71 va1u<itior.s
mathe metictans developed a formu la ln
project what these properties would be
worth seven years later.
Similar projections were made for
art:a s in which housing developments
may be expected to be built.
The result is plan s i:i: which would
cre ate. three similarly wealthy dislriclt
·with the followi ng assets:
IRVl NE UNIFIED: Would share. the
southwestern lhird of lrvine Industrial
complex.. would receive much of the
Irvine agricu!tur11 ! preSC'rVe I a n d ~
northeast of the Santa Ana Freeway ;ind
v.·ould grl the western half of the J\1 arine
Corps Air S1a lions at El Toro.
J\11SSION VIEJO UNIFIED: Would in·
elude the Mission Viejo industrial area.
f'astern half of El Toro Marine base. Li on
Country Safari and all of the Trabuco
Elementary District -so me 90 square
miles of n1ounlain te rrain.
TUSTIN UNIFIED: \\'ould ioclude the.
northeastern share or the I r v i n e
lriduslrial Complex. a portion or the
Irvine Agricultural Preserve. north\\'es1 of
Cul ver Road and its ex.tension in an area
roughly appro:<im111ing the Tu s ti n
Elementary Di strict.
The Lion Country Safari property v.·as
rlcrmcd tn havp negligible e/fecl were 11
IJl be placf'd in either the Irvine or
~lission Viejo proposed d1str1crs. Board
mernbers 11rgued that !he triangle C)f land
between the San Diego and Laguna
Frcewa~'S l\'Olllrl br is11lated from !he
lrvine dislrit:t ;1nd th11s would enjoy more
community 1drnlily with Mission Viejo.
The eleml!:nlary and high school boards
split on the issue of how to call lhe elec-
lLon. High School Trustees voted to
reco mmend a single election thrnughnut
the high school district that would set up
the three di stricts.
Elementary 1rustees opted for a three
district vole. meaning voters in ea ch of
the proposed district.s would determ ine
whether or not they will unify.
The re sult of a three-way vote could be.
unification Clf sa.v one of the d istrict.~.
lea\'ing. the 1crritory outside of that
district ouL \\'ere Irvine voters to ap-
prove a unified district. the Tustin High
School Distrirt would then be split with
students and schools in Tustin and
~lission Viejo, fo r example.
Capistrano Bench
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1971
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OFFICIALS PROBE WRECKAGE AFTER FLAMING ACCIDENT THAT KILLED YOUNG Ml\lj
Rendy Cl1rk, 17, S1nte Ant, Diff in Orte511 Hl9hway Cr11h; 1 Othtri Were lnjurM
County Teenag er
Dies in Flaming
Capo Smashup
A Santa Ana youth died in the flaming
v.·reckage of his car near San Juan
Capistrano l'itonday night when the vehi-
cle. traveling at high speed. failed In
round a curve on the Ortega Highway
and plunged over an embankment.
California Highway patrolmen iden-
tified the vic !im ai; driver Randy Clark,
17. Two passengers 11.•ere injured, nne of
1hcm critically, in the v.'reckage of the
Clark car.
Robert Brokaw . 17. of Sarita .'\nil is to·
day on the crilical list al Orange Cnuntv
J\Tcdical ~nter. He is being trratcd in
lhe burn ward of the c-ounty /acillly.
Robcrl Englehard. lfi, of ~anta An;1 ,
recr1vcd m1nnr inJurirs and ili bcini::
!rcall'd at South Ulast Community
Hospital.
Safari Zebras
To Get Shots
Officials of Lion Country Safari in
Laguna Hills today began Inoculating
!he first of 46 zebras a~ain::-t Venezuelan
equine encepha lomye!itis (VEE;), a di5·
('ase that has killed hundreds of horses
in Texas and Mexico.
Roy .Jarvis, a ~pokes man for the park
which holds a number or Arri can animals
allowed to roam at will. said three
Hartman's rebr&S. described as on the
t!:ndangered species list, will be the rirst
to receive inocula tions. Zebras are as -
au.sceptible to the disease as horses.
North Ireland Erupts;
14 Perish iii Fighting
BELFAST . Nor!hC'rn Ireland IUP!f -
British troops bn1Lled snipers in bar·
ricaded Roman Catholic streets today
against a back~round nf blazing buildings
and gutted homes, The outla11.•ed Irish
Rrpublican Army (IRA) appealed to
lrishmt'n in the south for help in this
"doomsday situation."
Security fQrces lls!ed ;it !e;1s! l4
pt'rsons killed in the violenre which in·
lcnsified fl111nd;iy when Prime J\lin\ster
Bri;in Faulkner announcrd the rP-in·
!rod11ct1nn of intcrnrnent \\•irhout trial In
combat !hr IRA . which ;11ms to rt'un1te
the Brltish·ru lcd six er.unties nf :':nrthrrn
Ireland v.·l!h 1hc 2i; nf thl' 1ndcpe.ndent
lrlsh Rcpubhr.
Earhrr, Prnlrs!ants f(';1r1ng a Calholir.
takeover 10 !hf' Arrl oyne seC'1 1on of
Re.Ha s!, SC't fire tn 1hrir 01.1•0 homPs 1n ii
modC'rn day 'scorrhcd eal'lh' policy.
!'\early JO(l hl)mcs were hurncd to the
ground, authorities rcj)Orted.
The d('ath toll surpassed that of
Au.:ust. 1969. \\'hen rioting between the
Proestanl ma;ority and the Roman
Catholic minority forced Britain to bring
in troops v"ho have been there ever since.
The loll i'o1onday was one of the highest
single day tolls since !he partition of
Ireland in 1920, and senior Brili sh of·
ficers .i;aid that it may be higher yet since
all de aths may not have been reporter!.
1'he fighting fell off ahoul. daybre ak,
but broke Ollt again in the Roman
Lalholic Anderstown area of BeUsst
when crowds attacked British SClldiers
trying to bulldoze away street barricades.
The sound of rifle lire could be heard in
many areas as snipers fired at army
patrols.
Army spokesmen also repo rted troublt!:
t-.londay in Londonderry, A rm a g h ,
Dungannon, Nev.·ry and Qlalisland.
Jl..1a ulkncr's re-lmposihon or in ternment
v.•11h-Out trial for the first time 10 10 years
brought v.'arn ings from his political op-
ponents that it could brini;: civil war.
Military offici11ls said they were fighting
a "war of aUriUon" ag11in st "!l'rrl)rists."
The fighling wa5 having rcprecu.~s ions
in t~c Irish H.epubl1c tn the south whrre
nfficials Silid nc;1 rJy 500 re fu,l!ees from
Jl;nrthern Jreland had fled ln camps
lhrre.
They ~air! another .1Ct0 wrre !ry1n~ In
1r:l\e Be lfast. fo r the camps wh•th
Premier .lark Lynrh ol the Irish R.cpuhhc
ha .~ set ur for !he rrfugee.~
The f1gh11n~ had 11s root.~ in the !7th
•Cnlurv v.'hcn Ireland split between
Cath0l1c t1nrl l'rotestant. The trouble in
Northern Ireland nl)w f.:OCS bark to the
Ensler 11chellion of 1916 when the reVo!t
against British rule began which later led
lO partition.
The 26 counties in the south became the
predominantly Catholic Irish Fret State
and the SIX northern countie s, known as
UJ~rer, remained under British rule as a
predominantly Prote5lant p r ov i n c e .
Devil Pup Stint
Completed by 260
At Marine Base
Commissioners
Size Up 80-foot
Elevator Request High Density Housing Eyed
Camp Pendleton's latest crop of Devil
Pup.~ -260 high school you!h.'1 from
Central 11nd Southern Califo rnia -have
compl eted lheir grueling exposure to
fl.1a.rlne Corps life.
t he l'icores of you ng men were the se-
cond of three separate groups of
candidates for the annual !Ummer
program calculated to give boys a tall!!
of rhe Leatherneck way of life.
San Clemrnt! planning com missioners
Wednesday will de termine if a developer
(If 11 !~unit condominium projtct can
bulld an 81).foot·tall elevator tow!r to
5erve the hillside complex.
Victor D. Kl!in 5eeks to exc eed th!!:
cily's height limit of 45 feel by 35 feel
more in bis proposal to bui ld the hlllsidt!:
rower at 401-40& Corto Lane Jn the pit!:r"
are1.
Planning Director Gene Schulle ex.-
plained that despite the heigh! of the
proposed tower. it will not jut upward
beyond the legal height limit on the upper
levl!:I or th!!: compl ex.
"The whole project will hui;: 1 hillside."
~chul1e said, it can't be intcrpret.ed as
h!gh-rise."
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County planning comm issioners werit:
expected to 5el a public hearing dale to-
day for a rewning proposal to add high-
density residenth1l complexes 011 20 acre.s
near the Grant's Plaza shopping center In
Capistrano Beach.
The propo.sal . one of seve ral recently In
the. same are.1 of Camino dt. Estrel11. has
drawn fire from the Capistrano beach
Community Association.
Coun ty Planning Dep1rtment aides &aid
C1'Jmmi.JSioners ;ire expt!:Ctl!:d to schrllule
Ult' he arings on the reronlnR for Aug. 3\_
Edward Rathbun of San Leandro. the
owner of the 28-acre parcel. seeks In
re.tone 20 ol the 11cres surrounding the
new center to multiple residential ronin1
.1llowlng one unit per every 1.500 gq uare
feel of land area.
The previou~ zoning on the parcel
111tow11 for a blt!:nd of ccimmert!al and
professional uses.
The Capistrano Beach Community
Associ ation already ha., written a fo rma l
objection lo the. high-density idea.
The Jatesl. proposal follows last week'1
approval of another rl!:ZOning in·the same
,11eneral area which would yield fou rplex
.structures on about 30 acres owTlf'rl by
the Presley Dl!:velopment Company of
Newport Buch.
Counly 8Upervl~r., J:RVe developers
the npt1nn of two tnnr.s -nne wh ich
would allow the constru ction of one
fourplex on JO~OOO sq ui re feet of lot. or
the desi1;nlo1 of pl1nned community un llll
(townhouses or garden aparLmenl&) on
smaller parcels pending approval of a
conditional use pe rmit.
Both majo r zoning issue.'\ involve land
sou th of Camino de Estrella, seaward of
the Grant's Plaza area.
Planning department spokesmen said
uveraJ more rezoning case5 are peodinp,
In the 511me area -;ill calculated to 5hilt
emphasi5 lo commerci al and mult iple
residential uses.
The acreagr. is the: last large land area
11uilable for development in the Pa.lisadea
community.
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The daily r'outine -termed the. Plan of
U1e Day -included mllitAry equlpriienL
demonstrations. classes In hyglent,
patrloti.sm and genc.r al military 1ubject1,
plus a night-long bivouac and experience
al· firing Jive rounds from 22..c;.sliber
ri ne5.
Each JO.day stinl on the large b11se ill
handled by lhe 2nd Infa ntry Training
Regiment -even lhe administering of
fhe traditional Marine Corps scal pln.e at
the outset of the project which ls
SPQnsored by a nonprofit organization.
The ncx.t crop of "recruits " wl ll arrive
on ba:;e with in the. week, base spoke3mf!n
~11id. The total progr11m 1h1s year will
involv t: 750 ypulhs - about 200 more than
last year.
Today's Final
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TEN CENTS
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Maneuvers
By TERRY COVILLE
01 tho 0111, "'U1! ,1111
Veteran Cos t.a f\<lesa Councilman Alvin
L, Pinkley today urged voters to recall
supervisors Robert Ballin and Ronald
C;isper~.
Other angry city officia ls along the
Orange Coast joined in denouncing the
pair. thoug h only one commented on
P inkley's recall plea. Sa n Clemente May-
or Walter Evans said he supports it.
Caspers and Battin are und er fire from
city officials for their rapid action5 in
J\1onday's six·second Local Agency For·
m a1io11 Commission meeting.
Pin kley called the meeting "scummy
power poli!ics. Those two men must not
rompletely ruin Orange County. A recall
ls the only answer "
Tn brief summ;1ry h<'re's how the mav-
rir,c: nf five other cities cha racte rized the
situation :
Richard Goldhrrg. Laguna ~ach:
''Since all the cities in the Fifth District
favor !he incorpora tio n of Irvine. I can-
not understand why Fif!h District Super-
visor Caspers Is representin~ Sant;i Ana
ln.~tead of the peoplP of his distr ict "
The entire LAFC controversy was
~parked by a battle between Santa An1t
11nd residents who want tn incor poratl'l
Irvine ove r some 900 acres boih citi!s
wan t.
Walter EvanR. San Clemen!!!:: "l\'e
migh t take the Idea Of a recall lo our
Ci!v Counr il."
GP.or~,, !\1cC rat'krn, Hun ling1 on Beach:
"! dnn't know H ria sco is the righ! word.
It wa,c: such a mockerv (If democracy.·•
Ed Hirth, Nr"·part Beach : "\Ve hone
lhP demands of the pe ople will force th e
,c:upervisor.~ 10 conrluc! b11siness in thf!
op~•1 , ilrrl before the Jlf'OpJe."
Tony Fnrsler. San Juan Capis trano :
"rt ·" po(itlcsil chif'Rnr rv. Th<' peo[llf' nf
Or;1np:e C'lunt..v rle~rrve better repre-
io;entatinn lhan they are getting by these
two sur>ervisors."
All of the city officials pointed In the
l;1rge 12atherin~ of mayors -20 of 25 -
a~ evidence !hal !he county's cities did
not wa nt the Battin·Caspers-Joe Hvdl'l
ILos Alamitos City C'luncilman) triad to
cnr.1 in11r on the LAf'C
r-.iost mayors conceded that the cour!s
\1•il l nnw havr tn rlrcidr. just who i5 on
the LAFC 11nd '''helher r-.1nn dav's LAFC
mef'l1ng or the ma yors' meeting were
lel!';il.
San Clrmen1r's E1·11n~ ;i l!'>n dl'fenrlerl lhe
l r~ine Companv. ''ThPV0VI! hePn rainttd
;1~ .:in ori;;inizalinn puU1n~ the pressurP.
nn , hut I h;1 ve never been approached
hv lhl' company on the i~sue. They're
JU.~! hvs tanders In this lh in,i: ··
Pinkley. in 1ssuini; hi s ref'illl sl.atement
!'>aid he was hreak1ng a long personal
fePl inf!
"I alw;1ys !hnupht elected officials
should only be recalled if I.heir h::ind v.·as
caught in th,. ca~h. or they were con·
victed or 11 felony" thl!: l8-ye;1r council·
man said. "r \\'as wrong . These tv"o
have to be slopped.··
Pinkley said he would not start a re-
call campaign hlm.~e!f, hut would cer·
tainlv help anyone v.•ho does.
"This is a dark day ln Orange O>unty
politics," he concluded.
Orange
Weather
ll's going to be a few degrees
cooler today and \Vednesday, but
l,he current hea l wave is expected
lo last at least two mo re dayir
wJth temperatures a~ 80 along thf!
coast rising to 88 inland. Lows
72-74.
INSIDE TODAY
T V writer Rod St rling broitght
I.li e baro1netric bomb tn teltvis·
ion audlt1tces in 'Th~ Dooms.
dart r/iglit' and nothing but
hl'IB.!le.! to th~ rA~ and th e fed·
eral QOVer11ment. See story
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2 DAILY PILOT SC TUtsdlJ, August 10, 1'71
l' •cht Due Tonight
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Pirate Suspects
Return
Prom Wire Services
Sailing for llonolulu . the )'acht Kamalii
·was due by midnig ht today, e.scorll'd by a
Coast Guard cutter carrying three sullen
suspects in irons alter a modem saga <lf
piracy and chase on the high seas.
The es:acl nature of tile case V.'on'l be
known until the 70-foot v•sstl docks along
\\'ith the culler Cape Cor\\·in. y,•hose men
overlook and boarded her r-.tonday.
Specula tion in the islands is that three
suspected hijackers may pay \rith their
li\'es for the. strange adventure.
The l\\'o-day chase of the million-d ollar
1'ranspac Race participant ended
uneventfully before dawn , unde r the eerie
J!Jumination of flare s and searchlights.
Details of lhe capture of millionai re
flilJnan Larry Doheny's boat were radioed
from the Cape Corwin, skippered by Lt.
1jg) Gregg Wilson.
Slide Prog1·am
On Saddleback
Hospital Slated
A program of color slides explaining
the innovative design features of Sad·
clleback Community Hospital in Laguna
Hills will be presented twice on Friday.
The speaker for the event will be
f.corge Agron, senior vice president of
the San Francisco based architectural
finn which designed the facility, which is
now under construction.
The programs will be presented to all
Interested south county residents at 10
~.m. and 3 p.m. in clubhouse three in
Leisure World. Non -re sidents of the
retirement community wishing to attend
lhe pro gram n1 ay enter at gate three,
located at Moulton Parkway and Calle
Aragon.
1"he architect will show slides of the
drawings which depict the unique design
features, many of \Yhich are being ap.
plied to hospital construction for the first
lime.
Const~tion of the new facility is ex·
peeled to be completed some time in mid-
1972. The hospital is owned by a non-pro-
fit corporation wh ich is currently con-
ducting a S3.5 million fund raising cam-
paign.
The hospital \\'ill be operated by the
l.uther;in HospitaJ Sociely Of So4.ithern
Ca!1forni<1.
Police Arrest
Suspec~ But
Victin1's Gone
Laguna Beach polict r.tondey ni ght ar•
rested a Corona man as an armed rob-
b£'ry suspect moments after the oul~f·
hreath victim ran into the police glation
lo report the crime.
Ho"·ever. the victim has since disap-
peared and, due to lack of evideoce,
.1uthorit1cs \\'ill only seek a possession
;if stolen properly charge against the
~uspect in the case. Officerg claim
!hat Kirk B. Ruggiero, 18, \\'as car·
rying a stolen gun "·hen he was taken
1nlu custody 1n the JOO bl ock of Can·
) on Acres Dr ive.
The suspecfs 2(}..year-old brother w;:i~
;ilso arrested follO"''ing a radio broadcast
based on the robbery victim's description
nf the n1en·s veh icle. but was later
released . Police speculate the abstnt vi c-
titn \.\'BS robbed during a narcotics
p11rcha.~e, althou~h no dru~.'i \1·ere con·
ti ' c:1 lcd from Rugg iero's ;iuto.
OIANfif COAST
DAILY PILOT
OllA~G.i COAST PUI LllHtHCO. (OMJ'AHY
11•\t•rt H. W1.d
r •11:d.fflt •"' l"uMW..r
J •cli R. Cur l•Y
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• Ill Irons
Suspect!! 11·ho for ced the l\amatil out
from Ala \\lai Yacht Harbor and scl thrc·c
crewmen adrift 1GO milrs oul. one a
Newpor t Beach man , V.cl'e cha~ed by sea
and air.
The trail was plcked up art er sli1ppl'r
Bob \Vashke i! . .John Frei tas, of Lo~
Angeles, and Frnn k Power, of Newpor t
Beach. "'ere picked up bobbing Ill "
liferafl by a Japanese freighter.
They radioed thry \\'ere sarc and unin·
jured. gi\'ing basic d1rect1ons in "'hi1·h th!!
Kamalii vanished O\'t r the honzon five
hours earlier.
A Coast Guard CJJO spotted her Sa tur-
day, but the alleged hija('kers -whose
motivation isn't kno"'" -beat for a rain
squall to hide.
The four-engine plane's radar picked
her out, however, sharp and clear, and tlie
Kamalii was evtntually overtaken by the
~peedy Cape Corwin.
Spotlighted by the vesseJ'i; powerful
searchlight a!ld starkly outl ined by aerial
flares. the Kamalii drifted to a standstlll
after LI. Wilson ordered her to hall over
a bullhorn.
A signal light fl ashed compliance and
boarders prepared to lake over.
A battle at sea l'lad been feared since
the trio \\'ho seized and imprisoned
\Vashke.it, Powers and Freitas had guns
and knives, while there v.•ere additional
\\'Capons aboa rd.
"Boarding carried out without in-
cident,'' Lt. Wilson radioed lo the islands
within moments. signaling the chase'&
quiet end, 250 miles off Hawaii.
Suspects taken into custody were iden-
tified as Michael R. Melton. 24 of
Bakersfield, Kerry D. Bryant, 25, of' Los
Angeles and ~fark E. Maynard 27 of
Lewiston, Idaho. ' ·
Authorities believe. they were heading
for Tahiti with the boat owned hy
Doheny, whose fa mily name is famous in
California h_Jslory and development.
The que stion \vaiting to be answered is:
precisely why?'
Charter Rotary
Members Lauded
Twelve charter members who he![led
organize the Laguna Hills Rotary Club
five years ago v.·ill be honored at a noon
Iuneheon of the club \\rednesday, at noo n
at r.fannings: Restaurant.
!'tuss Barter, president of the club,
said. "son1e pleasant su1·prises are in
store for the 12 charter men11>ers."
Ainong the "'old tln1ers" !hat are :-til l
active in the Laguna Hill s club are Ralpll
Gales, Leonard Gt'esen. Dale /·lolm. Arch
r--teyer, Charles Kimak, Nclso11 Rupp,
Fred 1\-facGougan, Robert Price, Rev.
Edward • Caldwell , Palmer Narveson,
Harry Schafer and Carlton Srni!h.
Inviter! as gue.sl speaker \\'l·rl nesdav is
James W. Decker past pre!iirlent of .the
Laguna Beach Rotary Club. "'h1ch
spon~ored the formati on ol the Lagun a
Hills group in 1966.
Pageant Turns
Do1.vn Roa.d. Trip
Festival of Arts director~ ai;;rcrd ~Ion·
day !hat the P;:i~ea nt of 1h<' 1\las tcrs
should not be come a traveling Sho11
After recei\•in g a lt>!ter !ru m nHii.:J;ih
in Pasadena, refJ uest1ng the p;i ge:1 nr be
held in that city, the board inforrn<1 lly
agreed to keep the show in Laguna
Beac.h.
In a lct1t>r lo Pasa1lcn a ott 1ci;il~.
fest ival pub licist Sally Reeve poi nter! ()U1.
lhal transportatirin of the sci.~ tn
Pasadena \vould be dillicult and 1h;1 t
hillside ereas are "essen1 ial to the pro·
duclion.'' Pasaclf'na had offered indoo r
lheaters for the shO\I'.
t.frs. Reeve notl•d after the meeting
that the Pasadena requl'st \\'as the se-
cond one thi~ season. Earlier a lady l rom
Aritona had inq11ired about living U1e
show in that state.
H'<!f11/u•r 1'' 11tc /1er
Pretty Lorrie Eatherly. 22, of
Anaheim, traveled all the 'vay
to Corona d el 1'o1ar and still
didn't escape all the heat. But
a convenient lifeguard tower
provided some shade.
F es ti val Eatery
Mu st Enter Bid
For Next Y ear
This year's operator of the Festival of
Arts reslaurant w\11 not be given an ex-
clusive option to run it next }'car, dircc·
I ors agreed r.tonday.
Afl<'r reviewing a "'rillen request trom
.June Ncp!\1n(' asking /or a green light tn
run the tacilily next sun1mer, the board
unanin1ously vu!ed to hold bidding on the
fC"l.JUf;J lll this rail.
The bidding t1·i11 be conducted by !he
resta urant commillee of the boa rd.
In :inother matter, boa rd nlembers
1ea rnrd that. the rcstauranl i;:rossed
$~2,1 40 <luring the first l!J da,1·s of nrierl'I·
11011 l hi~ .1c<1r -Sfi.\l()ll inorc th<1n Oie
flr:-t l!l dfl y!i 11f lhc 1970 season .
'The 111trease in r.•vrnuc was attributed
lo the s<"llc of beer and t1·ine ttus year at
lhr r('sl;1urar1L
[11 :in in torrn;:i l poll . U1 rcctor ll<tl Akin,._
;i ~l~cd how n1a11 y 01l1cr dirt·c:Lors had I riPd
Ille prt»packagcd ~andll'Jches served a~
1hc restaurant. "i\linc was kind of sog·
i:y."' Ahin ~ comrne ntcd.
Buth \Villiam 1\-Tartin and
~('hroadcr said they ;i~reed
sand11·1chrs ''were not so hol."
T rusl.ccs Report
On U n ifi ca ti on
Tru.~Ll'c:-111 tht San Joaq utn Elemf'll·
l.1r\ S1.'hool Oi~l rirt. 11·111 meet \Vednesday
In d1•n1-~ 111(' l at "~1 rcpiwt 011 the unHic a·
l1 n11 iii lu11 1 ~·luth Orangr Count y ~chool
d1~!1'1(·1 ~.
Th t• n1rr11ng 1~111 1rt kl' ploi cc al noon in
!hr 11!\Jrl' pf Xup1•r111tl'ndf'nt H;ilpt1 Giltt'!i
;i t ll w d1 ~t1·1<·( ruJ 1nin 1~tration buildi ng In
l·;;i-~I II'\ lfl{I,
Tlh· latr!it un1flcntion rrporl concerning
Ou: Tust111 Elt1ncntary. ~an .Jo;iquin ,
'l'r;ibntu Flen1rnlary and Tustin Union
l!igh School districts \vas presented to
lhe Scht>Ql Oistric t Heorganiza lion Com·
nH!tec :\1Q1ld01~·
:'11cmbers of the board "'ill disc uss lhls
report :ind its elfccts 011 !he San Joaquin
1.hstncl.
n-·· 1e ••• ;1 E"!I""
Tho"''' A. M 11rplrl1~e
MIM11'"9 Ed110<" Tustin Board Me1nber
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The Jone Mi~sion Viejo member or the
Tu~tin Union High School District Bonrd
of Education Monday night decried the
board's move to refuse l'I $12,000 ferlcrl'l l
grant based on the number of students
from welfare famili~s enrolled in 1hc
district.
"We're cutting off our nose to spite our
faet," sakf Chester G. Briner , past presi-
dent of the Tustin board.
Briner agreed v.-ith other trustees who
termed the v.·elfare tied education grant
"ridiculous." But, Briner moved to ap·
provt lht. agreclflt'nl "·ith the County
Otpartrnt"ot of Education noting lhe
diltrlct cou ld use the money lo aid
llluden!J with re1din$l and computation
dlfflcultie.~.
Briner \\·a~ tcld th11t If Tu&t ln refused
to apply for the money otht>r dlslrict!I
v.·oi.ild Rct !ht grant dt~igned to reim·
burse district' for <'015ts or Improving
• le.aming skills of thr. "educationa lly
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m(l.~I \'l'hCll1Pllt 10 !ih'lr prote;t;H1 nn nl !hr.
propo~C'd ~rant.
"IUtliculous. ll's ,1 u:-1 rid\culuus."
(;1lhoun .s;u(I, "lo think "'·c'rl gc1 monC'y
j11st hec:iu~e of lhe number of \\'ellare
!itudcnts \\'C lillvr ··
.J;1y lni.:oi ll ;ind Jack Schun1akrr of the
d1stnc1 st.1fl. t:XJll;1 UlC'll 1h :l l nol :1ll ol the
\\elfNr cl11ldrrn \\Ould nred 1he extra
rf'a dlng and math assishince. "Rut. tht>re
<ire m:iny ~tudent.s 1n the di!itrlct .,.,·ho
11·ould qun!ify for the language skills ;:iod
ma1 h unprovemenl programs this
money "'ould pro\•lde," they said.
Following failurt" of it n1otion by
Barholomcw to r~jt'CI the f<'deral educa·
1100 ald, thr b<l:irrl con. .. idercd Br fner's
1nq t111n lo lll'Cl'fll th is ~·ea r's $8.000 gr11nt
plu<:: i4 ,000 rtnt u~cd 1a.~t ye ar , bu! set
aside few 1he Tust in district
Th:.'lt 1110\'e railed . in <'!:!!l'nct:, ~Iner ii
rect'l\'t•d ;1 lie voll'-Trustee Dic kra n
tlor;1111an 11'il' ;1hs n!. on vacal1on 'The
n1utlo11 <"OUld bt 1·ccon.'lide:red at the
1>011.rd's n<':<I mer!ing , but lht' dradlint
lnr f'il 111i: Inf 1!1l· funi.J ~ 1~ ·n1ursday, \ht
boo rd 1111}; 111ld "'! -_,
County Charges Fly
Caspers, Battin, Hyde Face Contempt Rap
By TOM BARl.EY
Of !tie Deity l"lift S1•11
Orange County'1 biggest and most bi t·
ter political battle in recent years slayed
on the boil today with supervisors Ronald
Caspers and Robert Bnttin and fellow
LAfC n1eniber Joe l:lyde now facing con·
tempt charges for alleged failure to tibey
a court order .
The latest h111·su1t in the torrid League
ot Cities·Local Agency Formation Com·
rn ission di~pute \\'as filed by league al·
torncys late l\londay. Superior Court
Judge J. E. T. '"Ned "' Rutter set Au g. 20
as the dale he l'.'ill rule on the contempt
cha rges.
Lav.•yers for the League's city selttt1un
committee argue in their new· action that
!he trio of defendants attempted to hold a
special meeting of the LAFC early l\ton-
day in defiance of the court order signed
Sunday night by Judge Rutter.
The new complaint, one of two fil ed
J\.tonday by the League, claims that Hyde.
Caspers and Battin were well aware of
the restraining order vohen they opened a
meeting called to remove Anaheim coun·
cil man Charles Pearson from his LAFC
seat.
The new restraining order does not af·
fee l Wednesday's meeting of the LAFC.
It is exptcted that both sides in the
dl sput~ will again attempt to place their
own representatives on the conun lss1on
for the vital "Promised Land" hearing.
League representatlves unanimouslv
(:onfirmed their nominee in two meeting.s
rvtonday and are expected to again de-
1nand Wednesday that he lake hi s seal at
the LAFC lable.
Mayors of 20 Orange County coin·
mllllilies again unanimously named
F'ul!erton Coun('ilman Louis · ' R e d ' '
lteinhardt as thei r LAFC representativr
in a noon meeting that v.·as -an d l\"as
n1cant to be -a rerun of a special
rnect1ng held six hours earlier on the
l:iwn of !he old cuunty cou rthouse
Reinhardt \\'a:; una nimously nan1ed in
lh:it meeting ;ind Los Alamitos Coun·
cillnan Joe. Hyde Y1as unan imously re·
Jet ted in a vote that paved the "''ay for a
'"Keys tone l\ops" LAFC hearing at 8
a.Ill .
Tha t rnec ting, organized during 1he
\1'eekend by supervisors' ch a i r n1 a n
Rol>ert Battin and Fifth Di s t r i ct
Supervi.~or Ronald Caspers, ended with
llydc runni ng from the hearing roon1
beating off process server!i an d Ballin
dodging and weaving from the assembly
hall Yt ilh the same purpose in mind .
It took just six seconds for Battin lo
proposed the replacemen t of Charles
County Woman l\.ills Two
Children, Tali es Own Life
• A telephone call late r.1onday brought a
Brea man home from work, where
a uthorities waited to break the news that
his wife had killed herself and two of the
couple's six children.
Dea thg of Mrs. Nancy Boyer, 31, son
Hans, 4 and daughter Jenell , 8 1nonths.
are being classified today as a case of
murder·suicide .
A nole, presumably addressed to r.liles
R. Boyer, 40, was found in the home al
480 Nutwood SL, but investigators did not
reveal what it said.
The triple tragedy was discovered al
10 :52 p.m., after which police and
firemen .,.,.ere summoned to the scene.
Neighbors calted after one of the four
surviving Boye r children hysterically ran
next door begging for help.
Police said they had been \Vatching
television in anothf'r room "'hen the
shootings occurred.
The young monther lay dead in ~
hallv.·ay. where neighbors v.•ho raced next
door had carried her body.
A .4:> caliber automatic pistol \Vas
fuund in the bedroon1 \vhere little Hans
<ind Jenell had each been slaln with a
blast into the head.
Their mother also fired a shot into her
own temple, collapsing to the front
bedroom floor \vhere she was first
discovered.
County School Aicle Quits
The Orange County Department uf
t-::ducation is losing yet another key staff
person this year with the resig nation of
Bober\ fl..filtlhe1~· v.•ho wa~ named r.tonday
n1gh1 to a pqst wilh the Tustin Union
l ligh School DislricL
Matthew. 42, ot Brea. has been director
of admlnistralive services for lhe co unty
schools off ice and secretary to \ht>
Orange County Committee on School
Dist rict Organizatlon. The latter body is
currently e1nbroiled in de velopment of
unirication plans in the Tustin and 7fun-
tington Beach areas of the county.
r.1atthe"'· whose responsibilitles have in·
eluded successful piloting of the coun!s 's
fi rsl consolidated trustee elections last
April 20. said he did not knO\\' if a :>UC·
resi>or had been found for his coun!y
poSL
1\-latthew will be assistanl suJ>('r •n·
lendcnt for buisness of the Tustin 1-figh
!::ichool district.
He "·ill rep\.:i.ce business ma nager
,J;imes farley .,..·ho is leaving Tust in to
ret urn to a vice presidency of Ch<1pman
College. Farley \\'<'LS appointed in Janua ry
to succeed assistant superintendpnt Jack
S. fioper wh n !ef! Tustin to head the H!tn-
tin,:iton Be;ich Uni on High School Dis!r!c!
ad1nini.~tral1on .
1\lauhe1r can1c lo th e county school~
office from a post "'Ith the La Habra Ci!v
School Dis trict. "
On July l, ,._1atlhew ·s county school1
boss. Ernest Norton. left the County
Departn1enl of Education atter nearlv
three dccndes of service directing
business affairs. Norton is nO\V assislnnl
superintendent of 1he ne1vly fonned
Rancho S<tnli;igo Communlly College
District in Santa Ana.
Anaheim Girl
Drowns in Pool
A lilt!e girl 's ability lo lift ~he latch on
lhc metal fe nce that barred her fr om the
fan1ily S\\·imminc pool led lo her death
l\·londay.
Sh:n11n 1\1 B<1lsam. 20 1nonths of
Anaheim. died in Ana hei m Commun1tv
llos p1t;1I !\fondny night fnur hours aft e"r
she "'fls found floating face down in the
b;u:k~<1rd pool.
Police !iaid the child had lef1 the pool
with member!i of he r famil.v in !he ;it.
tcrnonn but returned ;ind unfa stened !he
,r.:ale \\'l11le Ille)' 11 ere g e 1 t 1 n F
refreshinen ls
.Penrson of Anaheim with Anaiieun 111·
lorney Herb Litker before he and llyde
were forced ll'om the hearing room to th•
boos and jeers of the mayors and su~
porters of the Irvine cityhood movemen!.
Ballin en1erged from his pril':ite olfice
towards the end of the League 's lun cheon
n1eeting to announee on behalf ol the
board 1hat his non1ina11on of Licker 10
replace Pearson was "laken to forestall
cont inued dom1nalion of Orange County's
future by the Irvine Con1pany.
"')range County government should be
run liy democratical ly elected represen·
lal1\·es rather tha n its b1gge~1 land
de\'eloper . . whith has been the 1.:a.sc
fo r 1he lasl ;,o plus }'ears.'" Bat!ln said,
<tpparently speaking lor the full board.
Hallin aecus-ed Pearsor: of being
rceletted '"in a power play by the Irvine
machine on April 14, 1971, over a mo nth
before his old term expiretl \l'hile a
regular commission rneinber wa s absent.
The legality of this Jrvine·inspired move
was questioned at that lime," he said.
Responding for the Irvine Company lo·
day, Executive Vice Presi dent Ray n1onc!
L. \\l ;itson, commented, "l\1r. Battin"!i ac·
cusations about an Jrvine 1nach1ne -
whtth he re peats t1n1e and again in his
statement -are too vague and tno con·
fusing for us or anyonl.', I would think . to
respond lo appropriately. If he h;i~
;inything specific lo C'harge. he should
na1ne names. But he cannot, of course.
"As far as l\lr. Pearson 's reelection to
LAFC on Apr il 14 is concerned, lhal is
news lo us. We did not know then that h•
had been reelected and we do not know
now "''hat the procedure is supposed lo hr
for the election of a LAFC member a1
large. That is not our interest.
''F'inally, ii is inconceivable to us that
<'tny remotely sophisticated follov.·er of
Orange County govemment could accept
~-Ir. Battin's high ly colored explanation of
the reasons l>ehind his recent actions ."
Batt in claimed that Hyde was elected
b,v the League at its meeting last July 8
as 1hc League's represent&tive on the
L.<\FC.
Santa Ana fl layor Loren Grisel sup·
ported Battin at the lun cheon meeting
1\ihen he defended Hyde's naming by a 13
to 12 vote as a "'fair and square election."
Gri set \~·arned the League that the
lrvine Company's interests "·ere ""'•ell
:o;erved" by Reinhc.rdl ·s subsequent el ee-
lion to the post held by Hyde and added
Iha! 1he now displaced Hyde "may have
~ome justification for his argu1ncnt that
he is the Lea gue 's la wfully elected
representat i\•e. '•
H}•de ll"as removed in a ne"· vole July
~B after Reinhardt served the League and
Orange County'~ 25 m?.yors with a
la \\"suit in 1\·hich he claimed that the elec-
tion of Hyde v.·as illegal. Many Leagut
n1embers had second thoughts about their
naming or Hyde ln a meeting which
brought charges !hat' · t rem en do u a
political pressure" wa s brought to bear
on behalf of Hyde.
Battin reca.lled the Reinhardt lawsuit
and described il as a •·spurious la wsui t
Un 1vhi'chJ the Irvine forces are un will ing
!o accept the fruits of the democratic
process.
''That lawsuit helped lo further in·
11miclate certain mayors of Orange Coun-
ty "·ho !lien caused Hyde's election to be
~l'rulinized for any techn ical defects,''
Ball in said. "In \'iew of Lhe Irvine
111?.chine forces arrayed ;igainst h ~-n. Joe
Hyde or fercd to resign con ditioned upon
1he valid appointn1enl and qualifica!iona
of <1 city representative as hi s successor.
·The l\fonrlay morning meeting \\'a.'.'I
called to ri ght !he "''rong perpetua1ed by
the !r\'ine mach ine forces against the
publ ic·s in1rrest on Apri l I~ when thr.v
man cu\'ered thei r man (Reinhardt l into ;1.
n1'11' tcrrn bef ore his old tenn expired,
8<'.tlu1 cha rged
'·Tllry took ad\'antage of a regula r
crin1mission member 's absence . 11
1ncmb<'r "'ho 11·nuld have blocked U11.•1r
po11er p!a.v." the supervisor s" chainnan
-:11d
Let Us Put You On The Map
Na•r +h a •ntr•nc 1, in,ida our 1tor•, i1 • ql•nt
new m•P· Wa •r• in the proc•ss of identify in g 111 cf
the )iom11 we haY• carp•t•d 1inc1 I 9b5 on thi1 map
with cclcred pin1. IA diff•renf color for a•ch ye•rl.
Clos• ,c,rutiny will detect lio m• int1r11l ing f•cf1 :
firstly, we h•v• c•rpetad hom11 on virlu•lly every
1tr•1t in tha •r••· Secondly, th• pin' i re in bunch es,
indic1tin9 WORD-OF.MOUTH ed v•rlisinq. Thirdly,
tha number of hom11 wa h•ve ''rp1f1d i1 1fag 91rin9.
If you cle1ira hon•tty, exp•rience, encl racom·
m•nd •t ion1 frcm "ei9hbor1 we h•v• wor~ecl for,
th•n Alden'• ;, THE PLACE I
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Veter""' ol ~oreT~n WM• Auwll!orv.
mem!>l!r 11! El•• E lbf'm Club. u ve•••
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Record
Dissolutions
Of Marriage
l'!kd J1111 1t
D1ln, Di1nn• M , and J•cl< L. Sorlln, Judith A. •nd M•rl•n J _
A~""· Judith L. •r.d loul• .l 1"vdt, Ronald j _ and Mori• .-..•ltt j.i""''· 6or~a-• J, or>d jerrv l • Volle. ArMld W. 1n<I E!htf l. Wtbb. Ro~d• G•le ond JO>~Pn Wllllom
ll:oYc•. Ruth 1nd Oton Chor•e•
SchmlO!, M1tle J ona /\•!hut E.
Mofgon. 1<1!nle•n Morlr i nd Sl•<v
M•ck Jt Jonn•on. Detotnv Moel• •Ml t<owud
W•ltet
McOcn•ougn, M1ottine E. •n<I T"om11
' f.lva,., Luln•r E 1r>d Loli f lt•n
Rlc"ord1, M•rv Su•on and l ettv SIU•h•" lliverlv Ann and (It! Fr1ncl1
Monico. 0 11i1 Jean ln<I iln<lro1 j 1v Wvo11. llt11Y AnP Ind j 1meJ j 1C.-.1on
WtNll1na, Judi111 El•• """ Vltgll
Melvin
Mcl(ff, Oennl1 Darrel •""~•Ml•• LH
11 .... 0. ll•l>o H. ar.d Lvlt 1Ce-nne1h
11 .. -. Rol>eN H. 1nd M1rllvn Je1n Tnom11 • .lnnelle •l'l<I L1rry Gene
Woddell, Helen M. on<I Oeon Q.
Slett, Tllom11 Jo<kton 1.-.l l\lln1 Jo FH.-1 Ju!y M
•11>rd1trom. ktnnel" ;>.. 1nd Dtbor•~ G, 8 ov1. Su1on L. •nG Doniel P.
c:unnln§ftam. l 1 """"' /WlV •n<I Edwatd A"'ll' Chrl1!1>Ph•r. Ro~ie Evelyn •rod Wl11l1m
Herold
cno,,.,!or, Jom•• loon Jr. end 811b1r1
'"" 8•eiden11tln, H!\degard C. • n a
l'ttdtfi(k w.
Ad1m1, J1•aueljn1 1nd John W.
A:s.Mon, A•lnur R1ymond 1nd M•rlan
Anllo Munfd , Som An1~anv ond GeoroJ1,.
Ca\O, Edwin g!, or>d l<otnrvn F-
l'e1le<. Ell,.~tn M. nnd Lowrenc1 O. Wllbour,,, 11,.1111 M. 1nd Cnorlt s Ill .
T1vlor. On•id "'ll•n •nd Fav• ll rnrct Bee~•·· jwn M . 1nd Willl1m E.
Plum.iead. P1mol1 (, """ C~1•1t\ Thomas Ntw1on, John Atatt 1nd Loil1nl l er K•rn•~· Mar$orr1 .tnn ond Arnold John
lorro•, .ln\!1 and fl.iivmond
Stubb1n, Ge,•ldin• Ann 1na Scoll
Gcn1 alfs, Fr1n11. 1n<I Marl• lb1n •
llu•n. llrtn<11 '-•'• •Pd M1Ch1t1
G•e~orv
loc~m•n• Ri<nt td 1nn Suunnt
Benne•, Dtnni1 W 1nd Mul•n• /l.
Yon1nnfn, Micn1el D••id t nd Pt\ylll•
MA riO'>t
Smitt\, "loro Lt• t nd J im•• Morlroe
Cl""'· 1'11e l•nn •ml jol'on Ctte1
Gr•••s, fl.ot><or! J-"" """ Lveille 1 0te11 l'UM JY!Y ,,
l(,.k, l/fr.,..lt1 I. I nd P•ul R.
((ll'l•n. S.mu•I J1coue1 and .llnn1
"'"''" Tnomc•on. Ollna L•• 1n<I J1mt•
Robe•! Gore••· Dt ll• 1nd Agv•l1n R""'"'''"' Rostrno•fl! a"" ja,,.u "· Goel~. John\/. 1n<I Anoel1 M.
Wlnttn . l!I ....... H, •"" S•n<I•• j _ ca .. &, Elha~lh •nd Nichol•• ""'"""~ Kellv, Rtnrv J . Ind Oo•ort1 J.
r urnbough, H1rold JoHoh •nd M•rv
Loui•• Btlordes. C•nd1<• le• ond Ct\1rl•1 0.
Wiison, Eunico L ond Robt rl L.
Rowe . Jon Lee and Wollor Oousl11
Ad1rn1. R1mon1 Jo &n<I LouTs F.
Fl•ld1, D••l•ne Ll>UTH •nd Mlch•fl
sne ldoP
l(ruof>. Rober1 l ••-i nd Loi• lhl ,!I.., Jyly 11
Pt'"'· Sond•• L•• and Manuel j o1u1 i.<~uc~. Pnlllo J. Ind (herr•I .il. Miid•~n, .tnn a J. 1n1J Ocno••n It, l/u,dal, lngdd •I'd Ro<;er L1>ul1
Cot. Mel•in L•wronc• 1nd 81rb1r1
'"" O•moro. lon• •nd S«or•o
t<ume, P11!t1C•t Ann ind Tllomal
Soauldino Mlllor. S'>itley An n ind J1v Ltw!• McOAn~I, ~uJtnn• 0 Ind ~!eYtn II., ,,
i.<f!I••. fr•nt •Ml Eric IC:•nnein
l"•ontom J•we Ra• •~• lnotla M ,ilrna!d, G•etoe EnW•rd i1"' E!!l &llelh
lrtne Gd,.iitn, Anl ll I( ano Willi1m i.
L..-. l o!• M . 1nd fl.IV F
Peio,,on. w ,1111,., L, aPd Lo Vonno \/.
Stn1rnl)ttg, cnr11.,nt L 11nd l •tler G.
Ul b•lnd. Moroore! or.d Ed..,ord
1Co1n•m•. G•ld" I( 1nd ;,,,,,, H.
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ICol!•n!nol•t. E•!rell'11 •nd M><'>t el W,
liv•on V•'•"e l ono ("•'I" !;!. Sn~w, l •bb·• R ond Rob~•! C A•""" jvo••" il •n<I """"'d M. 1"~ql\•" M,\ll~ LGtrne 1n<I Robrrl
(,,bl11 l~omoion, S1Pd•~ l'<r• ~nd lnm
l "Y1Qr F""" lle,nJce An~ 0A•ld ,lilt"
P1g•, G0<&ldln• 1nd Ev~•"•
Lor<ng, Otno••" G•n• •nd 1t1r>dol~" , ..
G"''"'"· B~!t1 J. tnd Mot lo S'>odwfll, P"ilhl> C ana EI• M.
Kaef\l~t. Cli!IOtd J, •nd lol• IVY
W~ndel. I("'"" Kae and Hl<Old Jl(I: SI•~·"·· llt•b•ta E-""" Cn.rle1 We,loy
lohl~v. M1t1n• T, 1n<1 .t1mond Col•, ll:n1!1 J, •nd RM0t! Cf\arlt•
"""'"', 6enl1mln M•rrl!on and Gloe on· ..
OVinones, Hlldt r .... ,. •"" C1rmela
T1blet, Jovll1 1nd C.lenl'\ Everer1
llndm1n. Jvdl!f\ AAn Ind .Art~ur
Llcldell
RKM, FtY 1111\t Ind Grt90f~ Erll
Musician
La ys Suit
On Dentist
SANTA ANA -A young
musician who claims he was
attacked and pushed through
the plate glass window or a
Huntington Beach dentist's
hllme while his host was away
on vscation has sued the den-
tist for $150,000.
Philip Duncan states in his
Orange County Superior Court
lawsuit that Dr. Eugene
Furlq. 16552 Somerset
Drive, invited him to l't.ay with
bis son, Craig, while U\e dental
surgeon toured Europe in
August, 1970.
Duncan conttnds that Craig,
.an expontnt or karate, was
able to defend himself In any
emergency and that 0 r .
Furlong knew that he was
much l'TJ(Jre power!eS8 .
He states that he was be:titen
up in the house las! Aug. 25
and suffered serious injuries
when "various persons" push·
eel hlm through the pl ate 1lw
window.
Tutj(jay, A119usl 10, 1~71 DAILY PILOT ;t
OCHA Warning Tt~io Face Revolutionizes
Denture Wearing Insects Tl1rive Hearing
In Mm·der On Vacationers
Tht nfltt:a! thlflf 10 1!11vin1 your
o"n !tot!h " IJOIMible !>(!• ••th • pla~uc crtam dJ!ICOVef')' th•! •ct1.1-
•1I Y hald~ both "urp.ero" a nd.
"lnwtr•" 11 ne~er ~f•:.!'t pi*lblt.
bite hvdct, dlcw bettlt, •t ._,
l\atun.Uy.
flXOOlr.'T oay help JVU .-It
lllilf• clurly. t.. mtt11t -
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CJ"(lfl . , • whut "eedtd ! By BARBARA GIUS
Of !~1 Dlll'f PU•I lllll
SANTA ANA -Vacation
time can mean f\.Jn for insects
too. During the s u mm c r
months, a n1cnu of sun.ripened
plant nectar and 11 golden·
crusted human enlre can be
thei rs without much hard
v•ork.
The Orange County r-.1edical
Associ ation \\·arns that be<'s.
wasps, and hornets are at the
height of their huntin g season.
Authorities say that although
repellents will t e ni po r a r y
ward off blood-suc kin g insects
such as mosquitoes, they have
little protective power against
stinging insects, which will at·
tack, once aroused by a threat
to them or their nests.
If stung, the skin hardens
and swells slighl!y, growing
red and hot, and often itching
unmercifully, worn county
physicians.
The honey bee has a nasty
way of clinging to its victim.
Once the bee stings, the barb-
ed stinger and Vl'norn-filled
sac remains allached to the
skin. Even though the bee
may have been bru shed away,
his poison-filled sac can still
pump venom into lhe wound.
Physic ians advlse honey bee
vict ims to scrope, not pluck,
the stinger away 1mmedh1te\y
and then apply a paste of bak-
ing soda and wat er lo the af-
fected area.
01hcr slinging insec ts do not
leave sticky sacs behind; con-
sequen tly, the.v can sting mure
lhan 011ct. lf stung many
tunes, enough venon1 l'<in be
absorbed to cauSf' illness, often
involving sluggishness and
nausea. Jf the victim is ad-
ditionally allergically sensitive
to venom. a physician should
be contacted to administer
desensitizing medication to
Jessen allergic reactio ns.
Feverish agony can plague
the unfortunate outdoorsman
who meets up \\'fth a hard-
backed tick. Ticks can be
especially hazardous si nce
they often carry fl o c k y
Mountain spotted fe ver and
tularemia.
lf b1!ten by the bl®d·suck-
ing ticks. doctors advise thal
they to be removed from the
skin w11 h a steady pull of
tweezers and saved r or
identification, 11houl d 11 fever
result.
Publicist
In La,vsuit
Over Bills
SANTA ANA -Public rela-
tions execlllive M. Conrad
Epley has been sued in Orange
County Superior Court for non·
pa~·ment of a $5,232 bill sub-
mitted to him by a New York
fir m v.·hich carried out a pre-
e!eclion "political candidates
av.'ar<'ness study" in th<' sum-
mer of 1969.
SANTA AN'A Three It'• 1 rt•olut1on1ry d1..:ove:ry a.lied Fl:<lOIC"',., for d11ly home: f\tarlnes accused of the u ... (lf.S. Pl11 ,.1.00.1,91181 \\'1111
murder of a La •labra man Fi~~NT m~ny de1•ture we1ior1 may tal. 1pe1k. l1u.h, .. 1th 111111 \\'ho died from I.he beating he •or'l' 01 rlrnture' I1>1nini l~-
received al his V.'lfe's birthday F1xc~'~"' f<ll"nu ~n tla\11~ mem-
hran .. 1fu1 helj~ 1htorb lht ahcxlr
One 11ppl1e1t1on m1r lltt lor
h0<1r• ner•tures 1h1l fil ~ --
1•11 to be1Jth , 54-e your d1nt 11t
n1ul1 rly C.et ,•ly·t~UM fl:tOOl.:otr
o,ntu1e AdhtllVI Crtllm I t 111 """ --party have been ordered lo ol b111n1 and th••m1. You ""'"
f;ice arra ignn1en t Oct. 5 in Ir;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;\ Orange County Superior Cnurt. lj
Judge Byron K. McMillan
set that date ror Joseph G
Chavez. 20, Andres Pastrano
Jr.. 21 , and Wall<'r A.
Baumgartner. 20. All three are
stallon<'d at the Seat Beach
1\aval Weap<1ns Depot.
He scheduled Sept. 24 as the
date for hearing or a mo tion to
dismiss charges against the
trio.
The three men .are accused
o! the killing of Vernon E.
Page. 36. or La Habra. It Is
alleg<'d that they cras hed a
birthday party given ror
Page 's v.·ife and that Chavez
thumped Page in the stomach
during an alterca tion.
Coroner's orriccr said the
blow led to his suffoca tion
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He is nan1"ed as defendant in
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over tl1e bill carried for two
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The IAwsuit slal('s tha t
Epley n1ade oul three pro-
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firm. none or which have been
honored.
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helpir g 11( lhn!Jt:S 10 ti ( ap-
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f;ic1ht rs arcnmptin1 1ng a
child c;i 1ght 1n minor '10!11
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ar11nc111 c~ g 1rn an eight
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nghls Thr ad111<':i1"s fo r 11
sla nt e 1 II go ift c1 landlnrds
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!rid r lllll wh ich 11hcn (' 1trn
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month college preparatorv
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rradlug on the Ne\v York stot.:k exchange 1 uesday
~eU1ng of stocks was attributed to a variety of
raclors 1nclud1ng persistent 1nrlauon high unem
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dollar 111 111ost European n1oney markel':
Jones Sho1 U) before the final gong the Oo\1
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that since the fou1th qua1te1 of 1970 real gross
national product gro1\ th has been \Veil bel ow the
rate established 111 s1n11 lar post Korean \\ar busi
ness recovery periods
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relieved \\age and salary pressu1es haJe maintain
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Fund ·Heada~hes
Ca.po Center Still llolds Drea111s
By PAMELA HALLAN
Of tfte Dally Pilot Stat!
No one smiles glibly and promises the
moon at the Capistrano Community
Center.
And no one forces a visitor into a
regimen or smothers him with paper
work or a list of rules and regulations the
minute he walks through the door.
ll's a human place with tiny, cluttered
room s. a casual atmosphere and an
overworked. underpaid director who does
her best to keep the center funct ioning.
Yet, she doesn't complain.
Mrs. Rita Nieblas is proud of her
achievements and is cognizant of her
mistakes. She knows the center hasn't
functioned as well as it might have. yet
she's quick to point out areas where it
works well.
The community center, located on
Spring street in San Juan Capistrano.
opened its doors two yea rs ago last
February.
Jt grew out of the Head Start program
which attempted to involve parents in a
place outside of a classroom.
Like Head Start. funding was provided
bv the Office of Economic Opportunity.
Funds went directly to the Orange County
Community Action Council which in turn
distributed them to various areas of the
county.
"We started with $400 a month which
was the salary of a full-time director,"
1;aid Mrs. Nieblas.
The CAC also paid utilities on the
building which was donated rent free by
the Capistrano Unified School District.
Mrs. Nieblas admits she had no
training and still relates her surprise
when she got the job.
But she vowed to do the best she could
under difficult circumstanres.
The circumstances proved to be a
distinct challenge.
"We had no mone~1 at all for the pr<r
gram or to pay aides or to purchase
materials. So we had lo rely nn volun
leers and contributmns of funds and
materials," she sciul
The response was good and classes
were soon organized in English. scwm~.
<:ooking. and craft s F'or a wh ile there
was even a supervised recreallon pro-
gram and frequent field trip~.
But la st February the funding was cut
back to $200 a month. enough to pay for a
half-ti me director. Mrs. Nieblas, who
supports her family. agreed to remain
part time and take another part-time job
with the school district.
Programs dwindled. but the Com-
munity Center. remained open -pro-
viding a place for children to gather after
school, for a teenager to use a sewing
machine or bake a batch of cookies.
Another blow was to come.
"We were told by the CAC that all or
our funding will end next February," said
Mrs. Nieblas. "The CAC has decided to
discontinue the community center pro·
grams and spend their funds for experts
in the various problem fields like housing
aml jobs.
But the center won't close thanks to the
Los Angeles Archdiocese of the Catholic
Church which has agreed to provide part-
time funding for another year.
"We're working on a fall program and
hope lo be better organized." said Mrs.
Nie bias.
But one of the center's most successful
programs is till in jeopardy. It is the mini
group program for pre-school children
which operates in four communities and
is designed primarily for non-English
speaking children.
Funding for this program w a s
separate. It was most recently funded by
an agency of the Methodist Church. But.
those moni~s ran out and organizers are
looking elsewhere.
Another part <>f the community cent.er
program is a series of adult meetings in
which -primarily -members or the
area·s Mexican-American community are
invited to discuss mutual problems and
concern such as housing, jobs, health and
education.
"We haven't had very good response."
admitted Mrs. Nieblas.
One problem has been in self iden·
f.ification. Some people who could profit
by the community centers services refuse
to admit they need assistance. Others
completely close their eyes tn problems
and accept their standard of living M
adequate even though it may not conform
tn standards set up by governmental
agencies.
With funding a constant headache Mrs.
:\irblils and the board of directors which
runs the center program still has not lost
hope. They continue to plan ahead and
hnpP the progrnm will improve and fun-
ding and materials will be provided.
'Tm going to keep the center open it'
ii<; the last thing I do." said the di rector.
"It's the children who are benefitting
most. Ifs the chudren we must continue
to work for."
USC 'Red Tide' Studies
New Cause of Fish Deaths
By TERRY COVILLE
Of tl!t Dally .. llot Stiff
Marine biologists at USC h a v e
discovered a new reason for the death of
hundreds of fish off LOIS Angeles County
beaches from the recent red tide.
The common belief is thal oxygen i~
consumed during the decomposition of
dead one-cell micro-organisms of the red
tide, literally suffocating fish.
But USC researchers now believe the
fish deaths are caused by a toxin releas-
ed by the one cell micro-organisms of the
red lidt, says Dr. Bernard C. Abbott,
director of the Allan Hancock Foundation
at use.
The red tide recently plagued Los
Angeles beaches, washing dead fish onto
the public shores. It has touched Orange
ctounty beaches and still remains in some
area s, but has done no significant
damage.
lsolated by an extractive method. the
toxin in red tide cells, taken in samples \
from the Hermosa Beach pier area, af·
fededjJ:nmediate kill in a laboratory fish
population,· Dr. Abbott . reported.
'
The toxin Isolated by the USC research
team is retained within the red tide's one-
cell organism until it dies, researchers
sajd.
"Because lhe current red tide popula-
tion oH our coast i11 a living population,
the toxin is retained in the cells and will
produce (ish kills only when a large
number of the cells die, .. Dr. Abbott said.
The researcher said California's red
tide is distinct from Florida's red tide
because the one in Florida releases iu
toxin while stlll alive.
Traces of red tide still remain about a
mile and one halC orr Laguna Beach,
where lifeguards said a high tide could
bring it back ~n. But no dead fish have
been spotted on lhe beach.
Huntington Beach lifeguards said about
a dozen dead fish were discovered in
Huntington Harbour last week. but this
week Ulere is no red tide.
San Clemente lifeguards said they have
seen no red tide, while Newport Beach
lifeguardi; said there was one lasl week
but no fish were killed
Restaurant
The restaurant al the end of San
Clemente pier yields a nominal sum each
year to the city under a lease agreement,
but now the State or California, according
to City Manager Ken Carr, wants a piece
of the action in the next five-year
renewal period.
News of the interest of the state in some
of the funds from the Galley R.estaurant's
lease angered some councilmen last
week, who said if California wants a
share or income, then it should pay for a
proportionate share of pier improvement
and maintenance costs.
The issue arose when Carr told coun-
cilmen the State Lands Commission has
demanded to review the lease renewal
agreement which is nearing the signing
stage.
''Their reasoning as T understand,"
Carr said, "is that the restaurant extends
out into state tidelands, and they feel
they should review any leases there.''
He admitted that "most likely, the
state wiJI want a piece of the action ."
Councilman Stanley Northrup -always
an archfoe or state intervention in local
matters -hinted that if there were no
penalties involved the city shoold ignore
the commission and execute the lease
with M. F. Gable, the operator or the
concession.
UPI TtlePllOIO
Hookup
Karen Celentano of South
Farmingdale, N. Y. prepares
for blastoff in the world
series of model rocketry at
Aberdeen (Maryland) Proving
Grounds. Four hundred leen·
agers took part in 13th an·
nual meeting of National Asso-
ciaUon of Rocketry.
The new Laguna Hills Post Office now
being built on Paseo de Valencia will be
equipped with a sophisticated stamp
dispenser that will do "everything a
machine is capable or doing."
According to Charles Covault. officer-
in-<:harge of the mail service in the
Laguna area, the self-service postal unit
will provide any service short of register-
ing a letter.
The machine will be located in the lob-
by or the new post office. which will open
sometime in November -Covault hopes
-adjacent to the Laguna Hills Medical
Center.
The new facility will replace the small·
er office now serving the area Crom the
Alpha Beta Shopping Center.
The self-service machine is not a new
invention, Covault not.es, for there is
already one located in both the Costa
Mesa Post office and a.t Fashion Island in
Newport Beach.
The unit will have a coin changing
machine that wilJ accept dollar bills; a
large scale for weighing parcels; a
machine selling stamp.5, post cards and
envelopes: and a unit dispensing receipts
for mailing insured packages.
1n addition, instructions will be posted
detailing the use of the complicated af.
fair and a "hot line" telephone will be
available linking a confused custome.l"
with a post office worker somewhere in
the area.
Although construction of the new facili·
ty is being closely monitored by the U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers, Covault says
the building ts privately owned and th•
Postal Service will have a long term
lease.
He notes this is the usual practice, u
the Post Office Department -now the
Postal Service -has not owned any of its
facilities since 1935.
The new facility will be managed by
Woody Strickland, now superintendent of
mails for the L2.guna Beach area. The
area administered from the Art Colony
includes Laguna ·Hills, South Laguna ..
Laguna Niguel , Capistrano Highlands anc:t
Laguna Beach.
The larger mail facility Is expected to.
provide relief for the overcowded
f2dlilies of the area, Strickland said.
particularly during the Ch r i s t m a 1
package rush.
"It will give us room to spread eut
some of our operations," Strickland adds.
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are by eminent artists as;claimed for their
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Capo Ce nter Still Holds Dreanis
By PAJ\f ELA HALLAN
Of ~I Dtil~ P'l!O! Sll ff
No one smiles glibly and prnmises the
moon al the Capi strano Community
Center.
And no one forces a vi sitor into a
regimen or smothers hi1n \.\'ilh paper
work or a list of rules and regulations the
minute he walks through lhe door.
1t's a human place with tiny, cluttered
rooms. a casual atmos phere and an
overworked, underpaid clirector who does
her best to keep the center functioning.
Yet. she doci:.n·1 complain.
i\lrs. Rita Nieblas 1s proud of her
11chieven1ents and is cogn izant of her
mistakes. She knO\.\'S the center ha sn·t
funclioncd as well as it might have , yet
she's quick to point out areas where il
works well.
The community center. located on
Spring streel in San .Juan Capistrano.
opened its doors two years ago lasl
F ebruary.
It ~-rew out of the Head Start program
which atlen1pted to involve parents in a
place outside of a c!assroon1.
Like Head Start. funding v.'as provided
hv the Office of Economic Opportunity.
Funds went l'llrectly to the Orange County
Community Action Council which in turn
distributed them to various areas of the
county,
"\Ve started v.•ith $400 a month v.•hich
was the salary of a full-time director,"
said rvirs. Nieblas.
The CAC al so paid utilities on the
building \\•hic h was dona ted rent free by
the Capistrano Unified School District.
i\trs. f\'iebJa.c; admits i;hf' had no
lraining and still relates her surprise
·when she got lhe job.
But she vov.·ed 10 do the best she could
under difficult circumstances.
The circumstances proved to be a
distinct challenge.
"We had no 1noney at ;Il l for the pro-
gram or tn pay ;iides or to purchase
1naterials. So v:e had to rely on volun-
r.ecrs and contributions nf funds and
materials." she said
The response v.•as good and classrs
were soon organized in Engli~h. sewing.
cooking. and craf!~. For a v.•hit"e there
was even a supervised recreatio n pro-
gram and frequent field trips.
But last Febn1ary the funding was cut
back to $200 a month, enough to pay for a
half-tin1e director. ti1rs. Nicblas. who
gupports her family. agreed to remain
part time and lakt another part-time job
v:ith the school district.
Prograins dwindled, but the Com·
munity Center remained open -pro--
viding a place for children to gather after
school. for a teenager to use a sewing
machin e or bake a batch or cookies.
Another blow was to come.
'•\Ve were told by the CAC that all of
our funding will end next February," said
r.1rs. Nieblas. "The CAC has decided lo
discontinue the community center pro--
grains and spend their funds for expert!!
in the various problem fields like housing
and jobs.
But the center v:on't close thanks to the
T.os Angeles Archdiocese of the Catholic
Church wh ich has agreed to provide part-
time funding for another year.
"\Ve're working on a fall program and
hope to be belter organized," said r.1rs.
Nieb!as.
But one of the center's most successful
programs is lill in jeopardy. It is the min i
group program for pre-school children
which operates in fou r ccm rnuoities and
is designed primarily for non-English
speaking children.
Funding for this program w a s
separate. It was most recently fund ed by
an agency of the Methodist Church. Bu t
those monies ran out and organizers are
look inA elsewhere.
Another part of the community center
program is a series of adult meetings in
1vhich -primarily -members of the
area·s r.1exican-American community are
invited to di scuss mutual problems and
concern such as housing. jobs, health and
education.
.. \Ve haven't had very good response,"
admitted Mrs. Nieblas.
One problem has been in self iden·
tification. Some people ~·ho cou ld profit
by the community centers se rvice s refuse
to admit they need assistance. Others
completely close their eyes tn problems
and accept their standard of living a!I
adeq uatC' even though it may not cnntorn1
tn standards set up by governmental
agencies.
\\'ilh fundin~ a constant headache ~lrs.
Niebl ris and the board of directors which
runs the center program still has not lost
hnpt'. They continue to plan ahead and
hope the program will improve and fun-
ding and materials will be provided.
"I'm goinR to keep the center open it'
its the lasl thing I do .•· said the director.
'"It'!'> the children v.•ho are benefitting
most. Il's the children we must continue
to ... work for ."
USC 'Red Tide' Studies
New Cau se of Fisl1 Deatl1s
By TERRY COVTLLE
Of lht Dt fl1 l'!lol 11111
Marine biologi~Lc; at USC ha v e
discovered a new reason for the death of
hundreds of fish off L~ Angeles County
beaches from the recent rel'l tide.
The common belief is t.hal oxygen i~
consumed during the decomposition of
dead one·ctll micr0-0rganisms of the red
lide, literally !!Uffocating fish.
But USC researche n; now belie:ve the
fish deaths are caused by a toxin releas-
e:d by tht one cell micro-organisms of the
red tide. say!! Dr. Srirnard C. Abbott,
director of the All,.n Hancock Foundation
at use.
The red tide recently plagued Los
Angeles beaches, washing dead fish onto
the: public shores. It has touched Orange
(aunty beaches and still remains in some:
1r~. but has done: no significant
damage.
T!!Olaled by an extractive method. the
toxin in red tide cells, taken in sample!!
from the Hermosa Beach pier area, af·
fected Jmmel'liate kill In a ftl:boritlory fisll
popul11tiQ11,.-Uc....Atm!ill~!Jed._
The toxin Isolated by the USC research
team is retained within the red tide's one:-
cell organism unlil it dies, researchers
said.
"Because the current red til'le popula·
lion off our coast i!'i a living population,
the toxin is retained in the cells and will
produce fish kills only when a large
number of the cells die ," Dr. Abbott said.
Tht. researcher said Califom ia"s red
tide is distioct from Florida 's red tide
because the one in Florida releaKS its
toXin while still alive.
Trace:s of red tide: slill remain about a
mile and one half off Laguna Beach,
where lifeguards said a high tide could
bring it back in. But no dead fish have
been spotted on the beach.
Huntington Beach lifeguards said about
a dozen de:ad fi!'ih were diseovered in
Huntington Harbour la.~t wttk. but this
we:ek there i!'i oo red tide.
San Clemente lifeguards sail'l they have
~een no red Ude, whi le Newport Beach
iHeguard!'i said therr was one: last week
but no fish wcr killed
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State Wants ~Mail Ma4!1aine'
Stamp Dispenser
To Be Installed
The re:staurant at the: e:nd or San
Clemente pier yields a nominal sum each
year to the city under a lease agreement,
but now the State of California, act'ording
to City Manager Ken Carr, wants a piece
of the action in the next five-ye:ar
renewal period.
The new LagWla Hills Post Office now
being built on Pasco de Valencia will be
equipped with a sophisticated sta,mp
dispenser that will do "everything a
machine is capable of doing."
detailing the use of the complicated •f·
fair and a "'hot line" telephone will be
available linking a confused CU!ltomer
with a post office worker somewhere in
the area.
News of the interest of the state in some
of the funds from the Galley Restaurant's
lease angrred some councilmen last
week, who said if California wants a
share of income, then it should pay for a
proporlionate share of pier improvement
and maintenance costs.
The issue arose when Carr told coun·
cilmen the State Lands Commission has
demanded to review the lease renewal
agreement which is nearing the signing
atage.
"Their reasoning as I understand."'
Carr said, "is that the restaurant extends
out into state tidelands, and they feel
they should review any leases there."
He admitted thal "mosl likely, the
state will want a piece of l·he action .''
Councilman Stanley Northrup -alway~
an archfoe of state intervention in local
matters -hinted that if there were no
penalties involved the city shoold ignore
!he commission and execute the lease
with M. F. Gable, the operator of the
concession.
llt>okup
Karen Celentano of South
Farmingdale, N. Y. prepares
for blastoff in the world
ser ies of model rocketry at
Aberdeen (~1aryland) Proving
Grounds. Four hundred teen·
agers took part in 13th an·
nual 1neeting of National Asso-
ciation of Rocketry.
According lo Charl es Covault. officer.
in-charge of the mail service in the
Laguna area, the self-service postal unit
will provide any service short of register·
ing a Jetter.
The machine will be localed in the lob-
by of the new post office, wbich will open
sometirne in November -Covault hopes
-adjacent to the Laguna Hills titedical
Center.
The new facility will replace the small-
er office now ser-villg the are.a from the.
Alpha Beta Shopping Ce nter.
The self-service machine is not a new
Inve ntion, Covau ll notes. for there is
already one located in both the Costa
Mesa Post office and at Fashion Island in
Newport Beach.
The unit will have 11 coin changing
machine that will accept dollar bills; a
large scale for weighing parcels; a
m·achine selling stamps, post cards and
envelopes; and 2' unit dispensing receipts
for mailing insured packages.
In addition, instructions will be posted
. .. ' ~ ..
Although construction of the new facili·
ty is being clo..c;ely monitored by the U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers, Covau\t sa.ya
the building is priv ately owned and th•
Postal Service will have a lon g term
lease.
He notes this is the usual practice, I !
the Post Office Department -now the
Postal Service-has not owned any of its
fa cilities since 1935.
The new facility will be managed by
Woody Strickl and, now superintendent of
mails for the L2.gu na Beach area. The
area administered from the Art Colonr
incl udes Laguna ·Hills, South Laguna,.
Laguna Niguel, Capistrano Hig hlands and.
Laguna. Beach.
The larger mail fa cility Is expected to.
provide relief for the overcowded
fcci!itie!'i of the area. Strickland said.
particularly during the Ch r Is tm •I
package rush.
"It will give us room lo !!pread eut
some of our operations,"' Strickland add.!.
MPOedros ekm:os "°"" lighr' ••. Cerold f. 8r0111 ..... 13~·.11~·
Your choice from a spec ial group of
6 extraordinarily colorfu l prints. Each one
faithfully reproduced from Glendale
Federal's permanent collection of origina l
oils.
Just drop by your loca l Glendale
office and choose your favorite. Each is
self-matted and ready to frame, and al l
ore by eminent artists acclai med for their
fine renderings of the America n West.
There's no obligation, of cou rse. Your
print and a di sploy fea turing the best o f
Glendale 's origina l oils are just a friendly
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By THO,\!A.~ ~1U11Pfl11''E
01 !~e 01<1; Polol it•ll
GUNS OF AliGl.:ST: It \\as almos t 6:30
o'clock in the evening as the old man and
the rwo bflys in new shocs stood near the
center of the grassy field. It "'as late, yet
the Orange Coast's surnmcr sun slanted
hard down upon them from its hanging
point nut O\'er the Pacific.
The old man held a bnll. lie read to the
boys a definition·
'·Rule 2: Tile Bnll: The bn/l shn/l be
tilGdc up of o r1ibLJl·r bladder inflnri!d
to 12.5 to 13.5 pounds, enclosed in a
pcbble-yrni11ed, lea!lier case, nat11rat
11111 in color. 1rithout corrugatfo11s of
a·r111 kind. f ts/tall have the for111 of
a prolate spheroid. It shall nieasure
11 to 11 1·4 inches 011 its long axis: 28
lo 28V1 1nclies 011 its loua circun1fer-
e11ce 011d 21 1J lo 21 1!1 inches 011 its
short c1rc11n1fere11ce. II slla/l weigh 14
lo 15 ou1ices."'
* .. TllAT'S \\'11,\T this is ." the old man
said srniling, holding up the ba!l. '"A pro·
late spheroid. You may call it a football.''
The buys giggled. They kne"' ii "'as a
Irr :b··ll. T/1ey "'i1•r:lcd their toes in their
new shoes ai"id dug thcilt new cle<ils into
the turf.
'·Now hO\v lo throw
:i;phcroid.'' !he old man
this prolate
lntoncd, in-
~lructing nO\I'. Fingers here on the laces.
A bit to the rear of center. Not too far
baC'k. r-.love your thumb some.
"Arm niolion close past the ear.
Hclf':Jse alxiut here and Jct your arm
fal\01v thruugh. It's all practice, prac-
tice." the old man declared,
l\'O\\' THE ELDER ONE was going to
den1onstrate how to throw this ball. One
boy shall run out and cut to the le.rt. The
other sh;ill run "'ith him as defender. The
nld man ~aid go and the boys ran and
th rn he set himself to throw.
Aneif'nt rnemory cells, once active
m<iny dim Aligusts ago. were no"' trying
to get messages through: Cock the arm.
Fnllow lhrriLP'h with a motion close vou
yor tar. Release the ball and foliow
thrnugh ... "'
Th!' nld 1n:in watched the b:ill in fl!pht.
IL sc·ernell lo be floating, a! if filled with
llL"'UITI . JI 1nii;bt ne\'er ton1e d0\1'!1.
IT \\'OBBLED in flight; appearing not
un1ike an old fat duck waddling down a
!>.i'1"11'illk. Then. mercifully, it lcll to the
turf.
.. Sorry abnut that ," the old man called.
"Sun ~ot Jn my eyes." He muttered
bl'nc.1th his breath. "George Blanda
.1ou·rc n11t. old boy."
Thf'n he <·.11led to the bo)'S· "Here, now
you try 1! Hcmembcr. bring the motion
b1 you r ear ... "
* 1\nd so i1 happens every Au~usL The
11ld Jr1d1 an \ c·an stt!l instruct lhe young
hr:11 ~·~ hri11 to hold lhc spear. even if thi;y
ran nri l\llh'l'r thro11· it and must remain
11 :1rin ;irnund the cainpfire v.·hile the
1 1111! i:o 110\ to hunt.
Fi1• 1h:il! hi•' a~ a .~1}1lr\. b£'Cn r:ri1icized
fron1 t1n1(' 1\• 11n1e as bn1tul1z1ng, \l(llrnt
lln l 11 :1. hk 1· Th;1t rnn1· br
1Ju1 11i1 h:1 \'(' lt·ri rned. sadly. lhnt thrrc
nrl' w ·r~r phn·cs for our young men to
f1gh1 ll':lrS.
'Tiets Move;
SAIGON {UPI} -South Vietnam(•se in-
fantry and arn1or tlruve into a triangle
llorthenst or 1~1eiku cily today against
suspc·cted hra<lquar1ers or a Cornmunist
rocket b;ittallon that h:>.s bten Jobbing oc-
casionul shc·lls into the central highland<;
capital, milita ry sources said.
In the north. U.S. Air ~~orce BJ2
S!ralofortresses Monday night and early
loday ballered Communist storage arec>.s
around the former U.S. Marine base of
Khe Sanh and !ht' A Shau Valley in·
filtration route \\'ilh hundreds or tons of
bombs.
Cc.T.munist supply buildups ha\'e been
reported in both loctttions.
Jn Saigon the SouUi Vietnamese
government announced it \\'as introducing
a new t~"lli-narcotics bill in the national
asse.n1bly calling for the death penally for
organized gangs or narcotics smugi::lers.
The bill is to be considered under
emergency procedures for 11uick passage.
'!'he U.S. comn1and announced that a!!
Gls leaving Vietnam who are determined
by urine tests to be drug users woulll now
be medically e\lacu:>.~ed lo the United
States after going through "'ithdrawa l
here.
Spokesmen said the reason v.'as that
son1e Gls th ought to have been ade·
quately treated here were sho\ving
\1-'ithdra·.val sy1np!oms "'hen senl home on
chartered civilian planes.
Spok('.Smen declined to s?.y whelher
there was any connection bl'l\veen this
and recent reports that heroin ll'as bcin~
smuggled into the main withdrawal
center at Cam Ranh Bay.
The U.S. comrnand also announced the
i.-n·pcnding wi1hdra\l'al of five more
A1neriea11 units and s;.id !heir departure
\\·ould reduce the U.S. troop le\'el in Viet-
nam by another 530 men.
Jn the ;1ction nine rnilcs northeast of
Pl ciku . 11·here n1ilitary he;.1dqu:irtl'rS for
the ct:nlral t1ighlands is lflt'{tl cd, tlle
sources snirt 1here w;is n11 fi r.;llting duriu14
the first hours of the South Vic1namcse
operation.
But they also disclosed th:~t tl'i'O othrr
operations, undl'r wny since 1h1· beg1nn1n~
of August in central highlands areas,
have killed a total ol !OJ guerrillas in the
past 10 days. .
The operation begun today was 1n a
triangular area bounded by high w~ys 19
leading to the coast. 14 "'hich runs north
to Kontum City, and 19A l'i'hich bypasses
Pleiku to the northeasl.
Sources said it was the second time this
year the triangle has been probed . by
South Vietnamese troops. An operation
cond ucted last spring failed to clear the
63lst North Vietnamese artillery bat·
talion out of the area.
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One-Man Ballot
f:ould Be Bad
For Winner
SAIGON (UPI) -If President ~guyen
Van Thieu turns out to be the unl.v nan1e
nn the South \'ielnan1cse l'rl'sident1al
bJ.llot in the Oct. 3 election all fln il'rttan
troops will be out of lndcw.:h1na b~ Jan. I,
a d;plomalic source has pn:d1C"!C<l
The source has been in t'!o~e cnn!art
\1-'il h the Byzantine maneuverinR 11hR'h
has thus far kepl Vice f 'rl·~lllt:nl ~guy1·n
Cao Ky (lff the b:i!IPI ;o111 t hr ouf•l1l
1,1·1thdra\1al thrents li i•lll 'rh1l·11·s tlnly
rertifiP d opponent, l~f'n, IJuung \'[111
"Big"' ~linh .
In ;iddi!ion lo "'ilhdr;1111n!! ii.~ trflnps
frutn J11dorh1na nbend ot !itlicdule , Ille
!ln11rrt' pr!.'d1r·1t'd !ll\' l'n1ted Stn1es pi·o-
l;:Jt)!J' wou ld ('U! nff econnin1c and
n11litary nid at !ht• t'nd ol the !1sra l yea r
June 30 in the event of a one-1n11n race.
., Lr1e11sy Rider
.. ,.. .. "
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Oonna Jones of \1entura is do-
ing t\VO good turns as ~he
pedals through t0\\'11. J<-irs\, she
is riding a smog free veh ic:le
-her bike and :-ccond, she is
keeping her c:anine cornpan-
ion out of a d ogcatcher's net.
The rooch probably feels safer
in !he knapsack on Donna's
back.
Prcniicr Golda
Will Not Sceh
A110Lli,cr Tcr111
LONDON (UPI) -Golda i\lcir al"·ays
11·anlcd to be premier of Israel but having
done it once she does not \\'ant lo do it
again.
'.\1rs. !\1eir told the Briti sh Broadcasting
Corp.'s (BBC ) Panorama lclcvision pro-
gram ~londay niijhl she \vould not seek a
second term in the 1973 elections. "No,
1'11 be 7fl then," she told intervie1\·cr Alan
Hart.
~lrs. l\leir also said the reason people
claimed she became stronger after her
t>lecfinn as premier was that she always
·wanted lo be the head of state.
..The ailment was that I \\'nnted ta be
prin1e minister. \Vhen I got there rnost of
n1v problems 1verc solved.'' !'he. said.
Hart asked her how long s he intended
111 remain in politics and sh(' responded
"not ti:w long an\·n1ore." 11nd the11 said ~h!'.' 1rould not ruri in 1973.
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'President Thieu is busy pre-
paring a suggested list of elec·
tion opponents!'
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Tf11arn1ond Say11 So
Soviet A-subs
• Stored Ill Cuba?
\VASHJNGTON 1UPl1 -Seri. Stron1
Thurrnond l R-S.C !, citing intelligenct!
reports. has said the So\"iets are d£·pl!ly·
ing nucle11r tHissile-armed submarines
fr o1n C.:uban bases.
Thur1nond n1ade lhe charge in a state.-
men! issu£•d illund~y con1paring thf'
strengths of tr.e Arnerican and Sov1el
navies and merchant fleets.
''Current intrlligence reports al~o i!'l·
dicate the Soviets ha\·e broken their 100.!
agreement v.ith the United St..'lles by
U.S. Explains
Role of Thais
In Laos War
WASH INGTON (AP) -'fhe ~l<l!c
.Depcrrlment says U.S. support vr 1·hals
fighting in Laos in violation of the 19£2
Genev a Agrcernent 1s JUSllfied beeause of
violations by North Vie1na1n.
In a s\<itement issued Monday, the
Stale Department said '·some 60.000
North Vietnamese forces are not only
directed againsr the neutral govrrn1nent
of Laos, but also ust> the territory of
Laos, the Ito Chi 1\linh Trail, lo in·
lervl·ne " in South \llet nan1.
The Gn1ted States "is entitled to
\1·11hhold 1·omplete compliance in light of
this fnilure by the Democratic Rrpublic
of North V1c1na1n to honor iL~ ubliga.
li ons," thc Stale IJe p<1rtment s:ud.
The 1!1ti2 ngrcement. \1'hich both the
l 1nited Slates <u1d North VJc\n;1n1 Signed.
t'!il:thllshed Laos as a neutral rn11n!ry and
prohibited use or foreign troops Oil Lao--
lian SDI L
'l'hc dcpar1111enrs stnternrnt was i5sued
af!er conlrover.~y arose over the present·.:
of Thai troops in Laos supported by C.S.
funds.
The \V ashington Post reporled !'.1onday
that Thni soldiers serving with CIA-sup-
ported irregular forces in Laos say they
are regular Thai army troop~.
•
deploying nuclear m1ss1le launching sul)...
1narlnes at Cuban bases,'' ThurmonJ
\~rote .
Thurmond , a senior rnember of the
Senate Armed Services Commiltee, did
not elaborate.
John Kin g, a State Department
spokes1nan, said he personally had nol
seen such intelligence reports. Bul •1e
sa id U1e State Department could not com-
rnenl further until Thurmond's sta tement
had been examined.
Last year. there "'ere reports !he
S{Jviets were building a nuclear sub-
1narine base al Cienfuegos, a port on
Cuha's southern coast. At the same time,
a Russia n subrnarine tender \l'fiS 5iglncd
<ti various points in Cuban 1\•aters.
In Octoher, St.'Cretary of State \Villiarn
P, ll.ogers indicated the problem had
been resolved with Moscow. In Novf'mbcr
tile Pentagon announced the tender h<id
left Cuban "''aters and was steaming
toward the Atlan tic.
111 J<1nuary this year President Nixon
sairl !he support of Soviet submarines in
or from Cuba l\'Ould be a l'iolation of the
1962 understanding . l!e added lh:i.t ··that
has not happened .\·et'' <tnd S<tid ··~\'C arc
\1'atchlng the situation closely."
The PC'ntagon in l\·lay of this year said
<ll1Ul her !l.ussian subrnarine had been
s1gh ll'd in Cuban waters.
'fhurmond did not disclose lhe. 'iUuree
of his inforn1ation. But as a ranking
member of 1he armed services cum-
n1iOce. he hns access lo government u1-
trll igcnce data.
The 1962 agreen1ent "'as made betl'iet·n
President John F. Kennedy <rnd Sov1l't
l'rcn1icr N1k1ta Krushchev and ended the
Cuban 1niss1 le crisis. The Hussi::ins bowed
10 1\rncrican pressure and retnoved
n1issite launching facililles thC'y \Vere
cons tructing in Cuba.
'fhurrnund in his rcporl s;iid 1he United
Sl 111cs holds a lead in surface cumb:tt
:;h1p1', largcl ,v due to its 12 airfrtift attar:k
1·:1rncrs and three antisubmarine car·
r1ers, although !he Russian l'essc!s are
nCl'i'Cr and ··bristle with a potent ship-10-
ship l'T UlSe 1nissile of a type nol ) l'l dl'.·
,·elopt•d by the L"niled Sl;ite.s"
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FACING PA KIST AN TRIAL
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Trial of Sheik
Set W ednesdny
In W. Pakistc1n
H1\\\'AL!'INDI, Pakistan (AP) -Sheik
i\lujihur J\;1hn1a n. aeclain1etl e i g h. t
n1onths ago by Prcs1denl Agha r.1oham.
1nad Yahya l\han ;is the future prime
1ninister or Pakistan, goes on trial
\\'ednesday and inlonned sources said he
has rcfu~cd :.ui offer of a counsel for his
defen~c.
Sourtrs saal 1hc sheik. J.lresidcnt or the
null:iwed A.\1•an11 Ll·ague \\•hich \\'On a
111~1;orily in Dccen1ber's general ele ction,
(']:.t111K·tl tlii.: 1n i11tJr.Y rrihunal before
\\'hich he is lo 11ppeur in sct:r{·t wns '"not
cnrnpelt•nl ·· 10 Judge tiirn .
Sources scrid lhl' n1di tary rl·gime will
~upJily him 1vith a lawyer regardless o(
his wi shes.
Sheik ~.lujib as he is f:imi\i:irly known,
\1·:is charged "·it h "mnking \l'ar on
P;iki stnn." ll govern1ner1t statement said. • • our sale-
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it makes summer
a very special tin1e.
dH'~
chairs
Now very specially sale-priced!
Would you believe?
•Three styles of chair s
• Choice of 100 fin ish es and 400
c.overs
• All covers Scolchgorded
• Solid, hand-carved mahogany
• Full -web base and B·way hand
tied springs
You 'd better believe ill
NOW during our !<umm e r sole to
believe inl
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ROD SE RLlNG HOLDS PHOTO OF HIJACK DRAMA
Did Hijtcker Get lde1 from 'The Doomsday Flight?'
Big Trade
Wi th Ru ss
WASHINGTON t AP1
No Reslde11ey
NY Seeks Appeal
Over AidSetback
Without comm1tl1nR itself. the BUFFALO, NY llJP\l -i;;,tven OOf'·l'>a.v rares back
Nixon adm1nistrat1011 ha .o; New York State plans rn ;:ip. home. <1rcord1ng 1 o a
winked an appro\•1n.1: l'}'e i1t peal a ruhog by a !hrec-JUdgP .o;pokesm8n fnr 1he ci ty hum11n
what could add up in the h1g-!edt'!ral panel striking dO\\'Jl its resources rlepar!rnent
gesl t: S -Sov1e1 trade deal ·new one-year welfare res1den -The f.Ut! v.·as argued 11~ "
t vPr, cy requirement. rl as~ action hut 1niti11tcrl by
The CnmmercP r>epartmrnl R B The panel i ~ f. u e rl a the New York Civil Llberl1es
nashcd thf' s11o:na! ~1nnday , ap-ar·e ones permanent 1n1unr!ion ~1onda~· Union (NYCLUl In b(hall nf II
pro\lini;? f!Xporl licrnse~ rnr 11tl1cti ba rs 1he state fr(lm Pn-fnnner m1,i.:ra n1 f;irm ...iorler
D • d 1 Th rl from Florida . Prdro Lopez. SJ62 million worth or roundr.' l"COV-e l'C rnrcing the all'. ,. JU .c:r!; h 0 •·\Ve c;innn1 say t at our
iequ ipment "rPlalf'd tn" /l.1ar:.; ruled the new la w \'lolatrd 1 nwn poor arr 1nore v.·orth,Y
Trucks Inc. plans 1n bui!cl the J M • • 1·onsr1tution;il Tl r O \' is I o n 1han the poor nf another stale
world's larges! truck pl;inr ll l :SSOlll'J pcrm1t11ng: !ravel from s1a1e who h;i1·e 1·0111r hrre to llvr ··
•·1 th 1 ~ all ~1ar1·1n K:i rp11tk 1n nf ll1e along the Kama R11·er. 600 !(• s ..... r 11•1 ou ,.~n Y· \\'.\RSAW \l(I tl'PI• -State officials did 001 ;ipf)('ar NYCl.U said "~o slate of miles east ef Mos1·0\\' fis<'al cr1s1.~. no nuitter ho\\' Prrhistorl<' hnnt"~ of ~1<10! r~-surprised b~ !hr ruhn,i.:. Bur department nff1c1al~ ;incl ··[! v.•as ahnos1 a rore,one serious. ran JU.~!1/y laktni;::
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t1nrl Plephant-hkt> animal~ · t't 1· 1 tht. V.'hite Hou.~e said no f1n ;il <'Onclusion tha! an 1s'.Oiue a~ all'av 0 n r s cons 1 u iona h1n e hl'<'o nu, "P near Avl'r.\'. 1 h' 1,-1 11 ,;ghi s." .. A. fine pal you turned out to be!''
decision has h<>rn marlP on <'Omp tx as l LS u imaLc y 11•1 --==================================~ fo.11'1 . ?l'Cflrrl1n~ lo Dr Evrrr1t rin ri ils 1~a.v !n !hr t.:.S 1r fl·!ark's app lication lo rxporl Linrlsa,\. 11 profr~~nr who ~upremf' Cour1 fnr ,11 final
roughly S700 n11!11nn 1 n h 1 1 ;01enn101111 on." a spokr.sman c prd ead a d1gg1ng l'X· m;ichinl': !ooli-ancl o I !i e r ror Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller pcd1t1on technolo~y for thr prnJrtl said. I Llnrlsa.1, nf Lhe Univers11 y of R-k•fellcr prnposcrl lhel "It i.~ still a pollc~' rna!trr,'' '"" "' Aril.on11 . s::iid t.1 onclay his rcsidrocy requirement RP-
s111d nne. te;11n of gr11du;i1 e p;ileontnlogy proved by lhe legislature dur-1
~;drr1' ill Lhe more lhan llill The exporl licenses wen1 tn s!utlcnts also reC<>vercd bones 1n,i: the last session.
l_;.s. Ur~ing Ban on Movie
1111IJ1on p11ssen,1:e rs·• if the film a firm . or firm!. othf'r than nr a huge beaYer. a gia nt [ro,i.:. The provision would deny j
1.~ not shown, UPI learned to-Mack Trucks bu1 !he Com-a tapir Md a dog. state wel fare aid tn applicant.~
d mtrce Dep arlmcnt wi1hhrld Lindsay said the bones werP ..,,.ilh lr.ss Lha n one yPar '~j'
ay. tha t informa tion under rules found around what migh1 have residency . Instead. lhey v.·ould \Vri nrn hv_ pla\_•v.·ri 0 h1 Rod be -1 1 h le h · 1· k 1 h k "' rPquiring confidrntialily. en an anc1en ""' l"r o . e given a one-way 1c ·e nc
HAMS
" . . . So Good Ir Will
Haun! You 'Til It's Gone"
Gre11t fer l ooh·plcnlc1 or partlff.
Our Ml m• 1rt 11'11 fin.,! c&rn·•od l~w• per~•" -Our ,,., .. 11...,
curing mdl'lod, rt•I Wl•cOnJln ~1C•&•y ~n<I •<1Pll wond •"'C~•no I nd
ll'l-l'l<lur ""'" &llli"I non•¥ 'n •Pl<• glou ''' un•Q""" in •II t~• world. So llt lklc)us l rKI 1~11l1lng w1 lu•I Wllul<ln'! .,...,,.. ~llw 10 1..,pro ... 11'11• .... oouc! -·••Mon m••lno for l• v••"· Splr•I '"c""' "'°• 1tom lop 10 tN:ll!om •a 1t>1t H<~ <1•l•ct1blt ..,,11orm slle1 con
a. r•mD•td ttfof"'ll .. •IY, (omplOIOI• b•O<!<! I t><! •••<ly lo '""'" 0•·
llt• 'ftKI' Heney •••.:I Htm 100ty. on 1dvtn!1irt 1n ~•m-tovmtnt
you'll ,...,.,. 1arg11,
II \'•Hl;\'f;Tn\I !UPI ) -In
'1 prrrrdrnL·setting :iclinn. the
,1:.orernmen! h;i., urJted 500
!rleris1on ... Lation~ to ban the
~hn11ing or "Tllr Doomsday
Fh,t;hl · "· l<'IP\'1.~i11n fil m
d1>p1c!tnE 11 hnmh hoax plot to
exlnrt monr~ rro1n an airlinf'.
~rrhng. "Thf' n n nm s d a Y The lict:ose~ are "rela!rd l!I Thf' 10-member group frnm to the state they had camell
~-light " describes the predica· the K;ima River project." thr va rious schools led by nr. frnrr.. •ITAIL STOlllS
n1enl !If an airhnPr believed dPpa rlmen! said. Rruce Mc!'\1illan of thr ll11noss During thf' ninP rl::iv s whit: h i 1700 1. c-' Mlthwoy, Corona ditf Mar -671-•00I
rrrlpr;i l Avi;i1in n i·;-.rr.ving a bnrnb srl 10 Jn Allentowo, Pa , f.latk S!;He !'\1usPum of Sprini;::ftclcl. thP law l\'a" 10 felftf·i' in Ney,• 1Z1Z S. ''•ekhw,,t. A•oholm 6lS·Z461
rlf'lonalf! when the pl;inr drops Prcs1den1 Zenon C.R Hansen --"fl~l ~-~"'~·~·~o~d~'!gg~i~n~<~la~s~t~m~o~n~l~h-:_~Y-~o~rk'.___''~'~ll~"-'::·''_'.:'~m~i l:"~'_:"~··~"'.":==================================='
hrlnw a cPrlain al1i1ude , Thp cnmmrn1ed : ··r Ciln 'l reall y Arlmtntstr11tnr .Jnhn H Sh;iffer
1olrl st;i11nn~ 1n lfifl r111rs, ".1nu
\1 r.ulcl bf' m:i ~1n~ lhe h1ghrs1
pussiblP <'oo tribulinn to the
Democratic
.Extremists
Under Fire
hnmbrr !('lcphonrs lhP airlinr '.'iay anything, becaus,. il'.'i far
llncl demands a ransom in as I know . thf' Comme rce
relurn for informatinn on l'"leparunenl hasn·1 approved
where 1he bc..Tlb l'.'i pl<inlrd anything 1nvol v1ng ~I ii ck
In a lcurr 10 !hr 1rlc11is1on Truck~·· .•l;.i!ion.~. Shaffrr .s11i" e21·h A <'<lmpan.v spnkesm::in .'ia 1d
11n1r thP film is :;;hown. "the foundry Pquipn1ent 1s an
number or anon y ni 0 us l y rs.~ent ial par1 of 1hr r..l ack
!rlephnned bomb th re a 1 ~ project if if 1.~ In be huilt. at
rerr1vrd by lhe local airline .:ill. Hr said he did not know
ri~es ,c;1gnifirantly... lhe firm or firms involved.
"011r grP;il concrrn is th::il AskP.r1 if hP rrrtr11hf' l iren~e
lhf' fil m ma~' h;ive a hl,1!'.hl.v .:ipprnval s as f'Videore nf
rmo11onal impAC! <ln some la11orab!e consider;i tinn hy the
1\EW YORK I LJPI \ -Sen. unstable individu;il 11 n d adm inistration. 1he spokesman
Henry ~L .lackson 1 D-Wash l. stimulal e him to imit2.le !hP said "your question might lead
said tnday 1ha t 1f the lefl fi<'t1nn11I ,o;itualion 10 I h e logically" lo '.'iUCh ;i conclusion.
f r 1 0 gr~ takr o1·rr 1hr n1o~·ir ." Shaffer sairi . bu1 addrd lhP <'omp11ny i~
Democ r:it ic Pa r1y 1t 11·i\1 ln~r Sh11ffrr. 11hnse a,t;cnc~· ha.( m11king no .o;uch prP<;umptfons_
10 \!li2 ··;inr1 he 1n rler p trouole no powrr !O order !he fil m Thr S<lvier gnvrromPo1 and
for ve;ir.o; thrrraltrr " rlrnppcd. mailed lhe lr lter ~1ack Truck!> worked nut lhe .l~<'k ~nn. in remark~ .lunr :lfl_ So £ar. only 20 sta-de::il this spring. bu! the
prepared rnr rhr ~ew Ynrk 11on.~ rephP.d that th'e~· \\'ou\cl transaction hinges nn LI S. ap-~ra 1e AFl .-CIO .!<1at r ('orr-not shn11• the film wtlich 11·.:i.o; prnv;il of exJ>(lrl. lil'enses for
vrl'l[)nn. ::.aid "\ do ol"tt w;i nt It marle b.1· Universal Films. ;inrl ~1;ick Truck~· 1echnolngy.
::.rr thr nrmnl'rallr P::irf\' i~ rl1'.'ilribu1ed by 1he Music The project cnu!d en~!
br1·nmP ;i parly 11·hi<'h ~1ves Corpor;i1 1nn of America. It hetwPf'n $! billion and S2
;a n\' rnmf11rt 11·h.:i lever to pro-wa~ nrii;::1n?Jly aired on b i 11 i fl n , !he company
pl; whn 11ppl11ud Viet ('.l'lng nf'l\\'Ork 1ele\'ision jn 1!167. spok tsm11n said. v1l'tor 1e~ l'lr 111;i\'e Viet Cnng l,--------=-"-----''--"=============;j
fl a~~
·Our part.v ha~ ronm for !
ha\\·k.~ anrl rl ('lvr~. blJI on! fnr
thP niock1n,i.: b1rcls who rhirp
glrefull,\' ;i t lhn~f' who arr
~hon11n~ at Anlcriran hi,ys"
.!ackst\n , <'nnsi dcred a possi-
bl f rand1da1e fnr l he
DP m n c r a I i < Presidential
nom1n.:i!1no. added "I rlo not
\1 ant tn .~rp tht> Dcmo('ralir
Party he<'nmP 11 haven for neo·
i~nl a11onL•t~ nf thr left or thej
n,s:ht. for 1hosr whn hclirve
lha t Amcn<'ll 1.• .~n <'flrrupt l
th111 It 1 an nnh cf,1 <'~·ti in the
wflrl d. !'If thosr \\'hfl think that
Amf'rica 1!1 ~o •upennr that v.c j
fhould 1,i:npre lhr n I hr r
fll':OfllC< l)f lh(' II nr\d Whfl 11rr
strui;::ghn,i: aga 1n~t pnvcrt) and
lnt11hl::ir1an ~~m
I dri nol h<'l 1r1r tha ! lhr
:ih~nl ut i~I" of thr ]('ft ;irr
1<n1n~ In lr11J111rh 10 !hi'
n,.mocr 11 r1r pa rl~ ,, .tarksnn
~aid "Rul if lhc.v arP not !n
tr11Jtnph. llir lr;irlrr·• nf nur
p.1 r11 . !!I ;i n1a11 . 11111<1 rr~olvr
to lurn 1hr1r h11rk~ on lhnsr
Y.hn r!e.<p1sr Ameri<'::i. \\'ho p1c·1
lure u~ "'·' a na 1100 of war 1
crimina l<. whl'l promnl e a
pnlill<'~ l'lf dP<pa1r. and y,•hn1
rpt;ird patr1nt1~m onl.r a< n
reeling for square! .•
l\ ix on U r~in g
Joh Inc rease
\\'ASHJ!\\,TO\' 1Arl
Presidrnt Nixon ~AY~ he h::is
orrtrrerl ;i quick distnbu!ion rif
gnmr nf 1he $1 hilhnn .·111Hlr
11vr-ih1blr ~·lonrtay for 1~.000
uncmplo.vrrl 10 dn pubhr
g~rvice jnh~.
In si,e:nins;: thP rmrrgrl'H"y
rmploy1ncn1 R<'1 ~10nda.v Nix -
on s;iirl 1hr firs! of thr
unemployrr1 should bt ~I v.·nrk
by Labl'lt Dav. Nixon em·
phaslzcrl 1ha1 'rrll! jo bs.
v.·h1ch pr11mi~r fl1turt c;ireer
opportunities,'' will N> pro-.
vided.
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&t~~Am1r1C.1'4! •"" M1•ttor C~• .... lef.
SLAVICK'S
;Jrv;rl l'rJ Sinct l9J7
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NEWPORT BEACH-644-13 10
Op•n Mon. •nd Fr i., I 0 •.m. fe IJ :)O p.m.
ALL-DAY CLASSES
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FREE REFRESHM ENTS I FREE GIFTS FOR AL L I
We're protld to become a member of
the South coast community! We 're proud,
too, to be able to offer the highest
available interest rates on insured savings
In the eotire nation, Drop In and register for our
free drawing! Have some refreshments I
Aocept a free gift It's our way of saying,
"Hello, We're happy to be Your Neighbor!"
·~~to .. 18)"1!1••
d t9t •rMf eotdw. Orhing to bt
held Augu« 20. rtl•not
~ry to bl preMnt lo wi11.
Total nlw not to exoeed $600
for two. °""entry '* PM*>l'I·
NOW OVER $110,000,000 STRONG I
PROVIDENT FEDERAL SAVINGS
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" Di\.Il. Y PU.OT EDITORIAL PAGE
Beginning
Prodded by a strong recommendation from th~ Or-
ange County Grand Jury, the Board of Supe.rv1s~rs
moved last week t:o back elimination or consolldat1on
of "redundant special taxing districts and county
islands."
Although legislation needed l-0 strengthe~ control
over the co unty's 138 districts by ~e. supervisor~ and
the J...ocal Agency Formation Comm1ss1on (LAFC) ~s re·
ported dead for this year i~ S~cramento, the supervisors'
action could mark the beginning of the end for many of
what the grand jury called ··archaic legacies from an
agricultural era."
As the jury sees it, most of the districts are ."a
serious deterrent to sound government and effective
control of a mounting tax burden."
This does not apply to the flood control and har·
bor districts, which the jury consi ders have proper
functions. But it does apply in such cases as these:
-South Coast County Water Di strict. Residents of
t he South Laguna-Dana Point area received water bills
in February. 1970 which reflected an unannounced in·
crease of more than 50 percent in rates. Failing lo ob-
tain an explanation from the district's board of direc·
tors, a water users' committee initiated recall measures
against four of the five board members. Although the
r equired number of signatures was obtained, the board
r efused to call an election because of alleged errors in
the peLitions.
of the End?
ha! rightly concluded that the district should be. dissolv·
ed and its functions taken over by the Orange County
Jiealth Department. . In some cases, special districts have become C1ef3
-feudal estates benefi ting only their directors. who re-
ceive n1 on thly fee s, travel expenses, fan cy offices and
a sense of empire. as the jury put it. •
These beneficiaries have thus far succeeded in
blocking consolidation or dissolulion a~tion by the
LAFC which was created in 1963 spec1f1cally to deal
with t'he problem. Stronger state legislation is apparent·
ly needed. For the ta.'tpayers' sake, the Legislature should
grant these powers.
Apollo 15's Daring Missio11
Apollo 15's mission to t~e _1noon suff_ered i_ts
traumatic moments; a malfunct1on1ng separation unit.
a moon buggy that \vouldn 't steer from Lhe front ~n.d
and a fouled third parachute upon re-entry and Pac1f1c
splashdown. .
Yet through it al l the mission of astronauts David
R. Scott, Alfred M. \V~rden and James 8. lrwi.n became
one of the most daring and successf\tl explorations of all
time. America is proud of their achievement.
Critics of America's space pro_gram have become
m9re evident in recent times in caJling f or a s~ift of
U.S. priorities to more earthly problems. Yet 1n the
years ahead, v•e very probably will find that the ~polio
program has sig nificantly advanced the technologies of
medicine. travel. communication and environment.
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-Newport Drainage District. This entity was form·
ed in 1909 to raise funds to drain agricultural land!
in what is now the Costa Mesa-Santa Ana area. Although
its works have long been outmoded, the district still has
a board -Of directors. secretarial, legal and engineering
personnel, and a general fund .bal.ance of over .$17,000.
-Mosquito Abatement D1str1ct. Formed 1n 1947,
this district spent $348,535 in 1969-70. The grand jury
As a result of Apo!lo discoveries. li fe on our O\VO
planet may well be enhanced many times over in the
decades to come. 1'0b dear 11JBI I do believe I've dropped my ba.ndkercbieff,'
New Work Req11ire11ients it• New York
Reducing the Relief Rolls
For years Gov. Ronald Reagan of
California has been trying to pare the.
rel ief rolls of his own state. of undeserv·
Jng or fraudulent recipien~. Now M haa
some unexpecled support from Gov.
Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York who
has informed a Sen-
ate. committee. that
under new regula-
tions on work re-
quiremeols 18 per
cent of New York
state's reciple.11U:
failed to show up at
stale employment ol·
fices to claim their
checks.
H:ed they shown up• and betn em-
ployable. they might have been re-
quired to accept a job. "Maybe we are on
to something nationally," observed
Governor Rockefeller.
Maybe he is. because If the 18 percent
fieure is a valid measure and were a~
plied nationally it could mean tflat hun-
dreds of thousands of Americans are get-
ting a free ride. on welfare wittlout
deserving it or needing it.
Just why the 18 percent did not. as now
renuired, go in person to pick up their
relief checks in New York st.ate and ex-
pose themselves to the threat of work is
not c.\ear. Under a new law in New Yorit
''"hich became effective July 1, welfare
rec ipients designated u employable are
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required to accept •·any kind of job in
which they are able to engage."
SOME MAY have been sick. Others
may not have understood that they were
required to go in person to the slate
employment offices. Othe rs may have
challenged their classification a s
employable.
But. whatever the reason, Uiey were
.. no lhows," and in New York state their
number is said to be increasing. The kind!ll
of jobs they would have had to accept, if
available, were not very tem pting and it
may have been that many of the welfare
clients would choose nol to accept •:work
relief" even at the sacrifice of their
checks. This would indicnl.e th ey might
have other me ans of getting along which
if disclosed might disqualify them for
welfare.
The direction in which all this points 1s
that the. states th emselves, now aroused
by complaining taxpayers, may be able
to find a way out of the relief maddte·
without the income floor and welfare
reform proposed by lhe Nixon ad-
ministration or in the alternatives for the
federa lizalion of all welfare.
Deep Trouble • Ill
Tiny but rrucia!\y strategic Panama,
\\•\th a Jong history of turbulence and
military power seizures. appears heeded
for th e unenviable roll": of being the nt.xl
country to witnes!! a coup attempt.
General Omar Torrijos, bombasfic die:
Lalor since 1968, is in ~rious trouble.
Deep festering e«>nomic, politic.al and
social grievances and discontent are.
widespread among the 1,S million
Panamania ns. and menacing rumbles o(
revolt and violence are rampant •
It's a toss-up how long Torrijos' Com-
muni.5t • tinged strong · man rule can
weather the seething storm o (
mismanagement. corruption and iron·
hand suppression of personal and Mhet'
r igtits. Elections had bttn promised for
1970, but the.re isn't the slightest evidence
they will ever be held.
TORRIJOS' increasingly precarious
predicament explains the frequency and
virulence of his anti·U.S. fulminations
•nd diatribes.
His latest hostile yawp was a bald
blackmail 1.hreat -to recognize Fidel
Castro If the U.S. does not bow to various
demands, foremost among them giving
Panama complete sovertlgnty over the
Canal Zone and the famed w1terway.
Washington has ignortd this ploy.
--iilill-
Tuesday. August 10. 1971
Tht editorial page of the Dailfl
Pilot •ttk! to inform mad 1tim·
ulak read.er• b11 pre1enting ihi.J
ruw1paper'• opinla1t1 nnd com..
mentory on topics of inttrtit
and 1lgnificcnce, bu providing o
/01'1'm for tht ezpres1ian "f
our Tetu:Uri' opinion&, and b11
Pr111:1entfn.g the diwr1t view·
pofntt of informed ob1enitr1
o.nd 1paktsmtn an t<Jpic.s of the
da~.
R<Jbert N. Weed, Publisher
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Jn 1903, Panama granted the U.S.
unreserved occuplltion ;incl r·11nt rol of lhe
Canal ZOne and the U.S.-budt waterway.
Jn 1967, after extended negotiations. the
U.S. agreed to a new trcllty setting up a
joint U.S.-Panama authority to govern
and operale the canal; also to construct
an addi tional waterwa y, and to provide
military security for both.
IN 1910, this pact was truculently Junk·
ed by Torrijos as "unacreptable" -to
divert public outrage over his ditching of
the pledge to hold elections.
Yowling "Yankee. go home" is a time-
worn dodge in Panama -and many
other countrieoi. Torrijos has blatantly
resorted lo it for all it's worth.
It got no public notice, but !he U.S.
Congress has been blunlly wrirned about
the on1inous situation in the Panama
Cana l area.
This highl y significant alarm was
1ounded by Congress's leadi ng authority
on this vital strateg ic waterway -Rep.
Daniel Flood (0-Pa .l. chairman of a
House Appropriallons Subcommittee.
Flood called altention to the "h11te..in·
fected campaign now being waged by the
military dictatorship of Panama against
the U.S.·· and starkly c h 11 r g e d
''everything that government does seems
to be aimed at advancing Soviet designs
to gain control of the Panama Canal."
FLOOD. who11e sources of lnformallon
rtgardlng Panama are widely recogniied
Quotes
Jlmet D. Wllli11 mM1n, WAi nut Cr'ek -
"Too many unltilnklng orgRn!1J1!ions wish
to proh ibit tht. building of (both) for..~il
Ured pov.·er pl3nL' (Mdl nuclea r st.3lions
.•. an unrcalil'lllc attitude. Most of these
people' Wt'luld like to cal their cake and
have It. too."
IT Al\10UNTS lo a crackdown on the
Ne\v York and California patterns,
perhaps quite severe, and aimed a~
reducing the relief rolls raU1er than
substituting a new system which wou ld
increase the nwnber of persons receiving
welfare,
That is the weakness of the Nixon plan
as adopted in the House of Represen·
tatives. lt greatly increases the number
eligible for welfare by double or three
times in some instances. Perhaps the
work and work training requirements
would counteracl this but there still
would remain a legal presumption of a
$2,400 an nual income support for one and
a!I.
Jn Cal iforn ia. despite. legal obs1ruclions
and political resistance, Gover n o r
Reagan's more restrictive policies have
been followed by .11 drop of 100,000 from
the l\1arch total of 2,298,000. A great
m11ny people have been leaving California
afler the many decarles of its amazi'ng
growth so that now it is cacu lated the
emigration from the Golden St.ate ma.v
exceed immigration. This demographic
change may have reduced the number
eHgible for relief.
There is at least srnne hope that Lhe
states themselves will be able to put
through reforms which will c.lear the rnlls
nf the undeserving ;ind the fraudulent.
ThaL is a trend which should be en·
couraged.
Panama
as re.liable and extensive. flatly ('ha rged
Torrijos is planning anti·U.S. riots and
dlsnrders .
"F'rom mounting evidence it 1s clear."
dec lared flood, "th at preparatiQns are
being made. for the perpetration ol
,·ii;ilencr of the magnitude of lhal of .Jan.
9-12. 1964, \\'hen Red·led Panamanian
mobs attacked the Ca nal Zone and
O\'CrwhE'lm ed the zone police. requiring
cana l offici als lo ca l1 upon the U.S. Army
to protect the lives of our citizens and the
canal itself.
"I cannot too strongly slrE"ss that the
position of the l)liled States is In the
gravest jeopardy. and our authorities
must be full y ale rt to what is transpiring.
Panamanian radicals, many of them
.outright Red revolut iona ries, are plan-
ning widespread upheavals and sabotage.
It is extremely urgent thai our govern·
ment lake a proper stand in defense of
our justly acquired, treaty-based right s,
power and authority over lhe Canal Zone
and the Panama Canal."
For that purpose , Flood vigorously urg-
ed pro mpt House enactment of the
Panama Canal sovereignty resolutions
sponsored by arou nd 100 Congressmen
and pending in the Foreign Affairs Com·
mittee.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
When will so meone-maybe Spiro
Agnew?-make T.P. (Cus, July
26) underslalld that most people
hav e enough intelligence lo mak'-
their O\\-'n decisions on m11tter.5 as
simple ai; '1uyin.1: I.ires? Those
without this minimal intelligence
are. beyond even Ralph Nader's
help. -G.F.M.
fil• ... Hirt NlllC" NHtn ' Ylt vn. ""'
nec•••trllr IM,. ti I~• 11••-•••· St...r rtur H I P .. ¥1 i. OIM'"Y Gu" Dt llr l'!ltt.
Question on
l11dochina
Not Answered
\
Royce Brier
Dean Rusk, former Secretary of State.,
now a college professor. ta lked for an
hour on television, and opened only one
new approach to the Indochina problem.
He said that ''near the end" of the
Johnson Administration, the Soviet of-
fered a deal on Viet-
nam -it would lrade
nff help in ending
the Vietnam war fnr
Washing ton·~ claims
in Berlin . Mr. Rusk
presented no details,
and he said the offer
was rejected. ·1 ll would indi cate
I.he Johnson Admin·
Jstralion v.·as far 1nore realistic about the
Communls~ danger In mid -Europe than
I he southeast Asian danger, because hard-
ly an yone wilJ deny that readjustment o[
!he force:r; in Berl in. would have a pr°'"
found cf/ect on whal ~1r. Rus k called in
another part of his exposition, the "world
situation."
He expressed dou bl American npinion
"·ill sive President Nixon enough time to
pr('pare a self-defendin g South Vietnam.
and he predicted this would lead to a
Communist takeo\·er of all lndochi11a.
llE AVERR ED •·lhe consequence nr
that r a Lakeoverl would be very severe in
th!" total world situation." or course this is only the en dless echo
ol r.1r. Ru.~k·.s pleading in all his ye 11rs Ill'>
c.hi('f policy Sf'llkesman fnr Lhe Un1le d
States. But neither he nor any other in
the escalation phalanx. including Lyndon
.lnhnson, ever brough l 1o bear logic or
evidence to support. lhls massiv e argu·
ment. It. was simply ;i set-piece. to be
taken nn faith , wit h si rleswipe nibbles at
something called the "domino theory."
Indeed. it Is not or cons picuous record
that the correspondents ever insisted the
set-piece be documented, thoogh they
had to listen to it in thousands of
instan<'es. 1964-68, when Mr. Johnson re-
nounced another term.
CAN WE insist now? Here are the
Indochinese of fl.tongolian stock, due In
cultural and geographical facto rs dif·
fet ing from the main body of the Chinese
race. The main body lies over against
nther peoples, and it js better than three
limes as numerous as any other people
on e11rth. It i.5 ruled by an aged Man:ian
demigod. Clearly the sprawling ma in
body could overrun .all Asia if it he ld
to~ether. which is another matter.
On the periphery of this mass are
upward of 30 million Ind ochin ese, half of
them Bad Guy Marxists, half Good Guys,
\\'C say are. try ing democracy or
some thing, For them we have bttn wag.
ing iien.se\ess war.
WKY, PRAY. are these. 17 million
South Vlttnamese so vital lo man 's
destiny, !hat if the North took over this
one-fiftieth of the Asiatics. il would be
.. severe in the lotal world situation." A
"world situation" already resid~ in 800
million Red Chinese, and it has in·
convenient global ruttensions i11 lhrff
other continents. ft.re ~·e then morally
11nd !IOCiatly bound to rectify an in·
convenient world situation at all poinl,,
and lf not. si nce it is preposterous. why
at the Jndochina point alone?
JI. il'I 8 question the Wa!llhington
atalesmen since Eisenhower have never
answerert to I.ht sathdaction of the
Amer ican people . Their anJ11wer has been
to drifl Into a futlle. and failing war,
v.'hJch has giycn no satisfaction to
nnybndy. not even the statesmen who
1.houghl It woo ld be a ball.
The Absurdity of
School 'Grades'
One of the educational ''heresies" tha t
this column has been preaching for more
than 20 years is now -after long neglect
and opposition -beginning to wi11 some.
(avor among the pr ofessional pedagogue s.
In e recent rc por1 , the director of Penn
Stale·s Institute ror
Research on Human
Resources recom-
mended that school
systems ab olis h
g rade.5 I through
12, and re p I ace.
lhem with .. an in·
dividual 11dvance-.
menl program" ror
each child ,
1'he. Institute based i l s recom-
mendalions on 11 year-long study of an
elementary school that gave up tradi·
tional grades. Both the pupils and the.
teachers worked better under suc h a
system , the report concluded.
CONSIDER THE essenlial absurdity of
rigid "grades." Very few children wholly
"belong" in one grade for all subjects. A
child may have 4th grade spelling ability,
2nd grade math ability, and 6th grad~
reading ability. Yet he or she is pegged to
the .!iame grade. for all subjects, often
with disastrous results.
"Instead of forcing a child lo adjust to
school . rloot would adjust to the child.''
the study suggested . This simple reversal
of traditional procedures would tliminete
many, if not most. of the current
headaches of pupils, paren ts and teachers
alike.
Vt'H.E N ONE OF l\1Y daughters v.•as iri
7th grade, she was pul into a 12Lh grade.
class in "creative \\"riling." whic.h adrtrrl
immeasurably to her skill and ron.
fidence. Al the same t1n1e. her math
was weak, so she was given .o;ome
remedial work in that .subject. Seventh
grade \l'as her "home room ,'' hut shr
wasn't irrevocably tied to that level for
every single subject.
Chi!rlren dev elop their cap;ibil itie~ :i\
different rates in different disclpltn".~
Weaknesses and strengths ''ary in lhfl
same individual. A goori school systrrn
should encourage the strengths ti) gn ;;.~
fa st and as far as th ry can, and should
shore. up the weaknesses by repeating a
course if necessary.
BUT OUR PRESEl\'T "p11ss " or •·ra il "
system means Lhal practically evrry borly
passes into a new grade. wi!ly-nill.v, and
must. keep up with courses lhry are
woefully inadequate in. nisillus1onment '
disgust 11nd dropouts are the ultimalr
resulls nf a mechanized system v.'hrre
the student s exist for the sake of the pro-
gram. and not the other way around.
One. of lhe virtues of the "one.room"
~choolhouse nf our rural ri;ist. was tha l
children in lnwer grades learned a lol
just from listening tn upper J!r:if1,
lesson:r;. there was a healthy rro<f·
fertilization that J~ m1ss1n~ in the mnrlrrl'I
st.ratification or grades. where the pacr
of the c.Jass lend_, !o he the speed nl the
slowest. and no one learns much.
Searches and Seizures
'A. man·s hnme !9 his castle," protect.
ed from unreasonable ~arches and seiz·
ures . His rar is an extension of his cas"tle
and ill entitled to some of the same pro-
tections. But a car may easily leave a
jurisdiction. Or lt may easily be used to
dispose of evidence or carry contraband,
So an autn does not ha ve all the .san1e
protections as a private dwell ing,
Recentl y the California Supreme Court
lim ited the practice of "inventorying" the
contents of an aut(I. When a driver is in-
volved in an accident or even wh en a car
Is illegally parked , the car ma y be towed
away. An inventory is made of the con·
tents of the vehicle.
JN THIS CASE, Sharon wa s injured in
111 t.wo-car accident . Before her car w11s
towed to storage, 8 police inventory wa~
made. Inside a closed suitcase on the
re.Hr ~eat, the police found marijuana,
Sharon wa s charged with f e Ion y
possession of marijuana. Her attorney
claimed the sea rch was Illegal.
The court agre~. This was an illegal
lnvaslo(l of the privacy of the vehicle
owner. The police can invenlor)' iiems in
immediate view. But other items could
be protected from theft by merely lock-
ing the vehicle and turning lhe key1 over
to the owner or a respon sible person. 1'ht
m11rljuana could not be used as evkle(lce.
lf the.rt ia Rood cause shown to a judgr.
the court rn1y order a search warrant to
examine thoroughly the contents nf the
car. If \JM!rl": we.rt msrljuana roaches in
I.ht •shlr11y nr seeds on the noor, a
further search might be in order.
A SMELL cif marijuana. slole.n prop.
erty or burglary tools In pla in view, con·
flicUng 1tatemenls about ownerahlp of
the car. r;tolen license plates, would 11111
justify a furth er se11rch. This gives tbe
police ''probable cause" to make a gearch
without 11 warrant.
Tht driver of lhe car cannot be search-
'
Law in Action
ed unless he is arres1ed. The police might
he mistaken in their arrest and still ha\'P
rea sonable c<iuse for the ;irrest and
search. The 1nistaken identity of A
suspected bur~!ar. of a stolen car. a car
involved in a hit and run . or a suspec!Prl
gelaway car givf's cause fnr sl.oppini;t nr
even an arresl. U .!iO, the driver may be
r.earched, so long as thl! search l~ 1n·
eidenl to the arrest Jn some cases lhe
per son ar rested may seek relie f al thr
trial by a motion to suppress illegal
evidence.
Nntr.: Cn.l iJr,rnin lo11111ers offe r I.Iii.~
c:ol.11mn so you may know nbou.' our
laws.
lfll George --~
DEAR GEoRGE ,
My gon said he read In your C<>I·
umn that there is a lnt of money i.n
the new5paJ>1!r busines.5. Are you
trying to ru in this kid ? I want him
to go straight.
EDITOR
DEAR EDITOR;
He mlsunde.rst.ood me. I ~11id
there MUST be 1 lot of money in
the newspaper bu1iness. tlS fH)
ne!'lspapfrman h11 ever take:n any
OU~ of It.
CONFIDENTIAL TO THE ffilSH
AN'n·DEFAMATION LEAGUE '
Wdll, dlaybo you lhouldn'l ae.rve
drtn k:i;J until after the lMgue
bustne 8. and, II I.ht fight! continue.
dt>n~l lilk religion.
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Tur\day, Au9ust 10, 1971 CAIL Y I'll fr f
,.-----....... -11¥ elf are, Medf·Cal
CHECKING
•UP•
Redheads Rarely
Dye Their Hair
By L.,f. BOYD
Two-hill Aid Pack Nears Approval
SACRAME r.'TO (U PI I -The Wt' If are b111 previously or San F'ranc1scri absla ined ~ubst ant ia1 cost shift lo lht',
Llke .11 giant locomolivt on a had pa!'ls.ed the Senate and lfte from voting . allhoogh ht was C<1unllt11," said R11lph Lnng.I
we ll-greased I r a c k . com-Medi-Cal bill had cleared th~ one of the negotia tors who bar-lobbyist for S11nla Clara <.'Oun-
promisr; legislation to revise Assembly . but in differt'nl gained wilh Reagan on the ly. in testifying agai nsl thel
Cali fornia 's welfare and Medi-forms. measure. Medi·Cal bill.
Cal systems rolled steadily to-The v.·e!ra re bill. sponsored The Medi -Cal bill. sponsort'd .. We would ralher have nol
day toward Gov. Ron ald by Sen. An tilony C. JJ,eilenso n by Assemblyman W i I!\ 11 n1 bi ll than this," added CharleJ
Reagan'!\ desk. ID-Bever ly Hills). strui::~led Campbell t R -H a c. i en rl a Cru tt endrn, lobbyist r o r '
Unless unexpectedly derail· throuJ:h the Assembly Welfiire Heights ), cleared the Sen<itf!: Ah1med11 (<)untv. I
ed . the. two-bil l package push· Comm ittee on a 5.3 vole . th ~ He:ilth and Welfare Com· The c.ounlie!i supported the
cd by Reagan and legislative bare mAJOrity requirt:d. n,ittef' on a split vo1rr vote. wr lFare rn ea sur e ,
leaders lll ike will be passed by Freshn1an GOP Ass en1 bly· There v.·ere objections in l1le v.•elf are bi ll contains an
bot h houses late this week and n1an Kenneth L. 1\-laddy of bo1 h committees I.hat lhe bill<;
han ded to the governor for his Fresno al first voted no, bu1 could force propert y t;ix 1n. "open l'nd" bud1-1et provision
signature. switched lo a}'e unde r pressure creases -something Reagan specificall y designed to 11void
f)The Greenery Nul"Hl'Y
191 21 Brookhur.st StrHI
GRAND OPENING
20% OFF All Plants
Tu-.,.f,I. •:JO '• ':JO
SATUllDAT t :JO '• $;30
SUNDAY f :lO t• l:JO
Cl•wtl M•114tiy "' 1 • 0 • BLONDES AND BR UNET-
TES often dye rhetr hair. but
nat ural redheads rarely do so.
Beauty experts report lhat It
is clai med the redhe<1d s are
more soft-hea rted t h a n
blonde~ or brunettes. More
temper11menl 2.l. An o Id
RuSliian proverb says, "There
neve r was a saint with red
ha ir.''
man goes about 166 pound.!i in
his early 20s, a11d picks up
several pounds every decade
until he's around 60, I.hen La wma kers then plan to from fellov.· Repu bt1rans Lib-denies. any suc.h slate shifting of cosLS
recess for a three-v.·eek vaca- _ _'"~a~l~De~m~o<~ca'.'_l~J~o/\~o:_:_L.~B~"~rt:'.o~o-__::··~Th~l:'_'_:w~i~l/-'.'.re~p:'.'re=•:''"~'-"-'---''"~'°~"~""_"~"~·---=----=====================;: start.s U"imming h a c k· tion after 7 ~ months in
THAT 111.I S H ~B OR N
architect James Hoban on ly
got ssoo for des igning the
Whit e House .. ·• DID I TELL
''OU a fnll rth of the widows in
this country are under 45'.' •..•
AMONG GIRLS who work in
office~. one in every four
never h.1s anything f o r
breakfast ei:cept coffee . the
survey·taker.c; .~ay... CUR-
RENT WAGE for a JO.year-old
child Jn 11 Java fac tory is
aboul 15 cen1.~ a day ...
CRIME EXPERT ~"rcderic
\l/frtham seriously contends
almost ha lf the murderers get
a\l•ay v.~th rt.
SHE HAD A BATH on the
day s he was OOrn. And another
on the day she was me.rried.
That's all, two. Only two baths
in her life. Queen Jsabella, the
patroness o f Christopher
Co!umbu.'i. made pu blic record
flf thal peculiar fac! aOOut
herself. It's also a mailer of
public record that the ma-
jority of her courtiers ke pt a
decent resprc1ful d i s t a. n c e
from the queen .
CUSTOJ\I ER SE RVI CE; Q.
''\\'hic.h did you say tended lo
live the longer, lhe ave rage
editor or !he average ad
manage r'.'" A. Average edilor,
fifi.5 years. Average a d
manager. S9.7 ye11rs. 1\lready
men?ioned !hat. no '.' ... Q.
''\Vh a t c a us es f?.c.ia l
wrinkle~~" A. I. Sunshine, 2.
Tl')(l ."Tiuch \1'11shing. ,1,
Overheated rooms. In rhal
order. Or i;o say the ex·
perts ... Q. ' Onn ·t the branrl
nt'w cars outnumh,..r 1h"
ne wborn b11bies nat1on...,1rl~
ever.v year now'.''' A. B~ 111·0
to nne . Lhey do
"HOW ~1UCH does the
11verage six-fool man v.·eigh t ?"
inquires a customer. Such a
~1edicoes say the healthiest session.
men are those who keep prelly The welfare and Med1·Cal
much the same we ight from JO legislation. approved Mond;iy by two key policy committees. to retirement . Women, too. i~ designed to save state.
TH E WIDELY PUBLICIS-f e d e ral a nd c ou J1ty
ED FACT that women control
more money th11n do nien
leads ou r l.anguai.:f' man.
that humorist , to nnte, "1'he
hand that rocks the ere.die
a!sn c.radles all the mcks." ...
"WHATEVER WOMEN do
they must do twice as v.•cll ;:is
men to be though l half a~
good. Luckily, thls is not dif·
ficull." Charlotte Whitton s11.id
that. peevishly.
WHAT'S HARO for a :il'an's
min d to grasp is extreme
bigness and extreme littleness,
so il seems. Believe my ov.·n
earliest notion of bignes.<; crop-
ped up years ago aOOard a
troopshi p on the Atlantic.
Water. wa te r. everywhere. a
siza ble num be r of
teaspoonsful. Still. there aren 't
as man.v teaspoonsful of
v.·ater. And that's the fact
about extreme l i!lt('~ss that's
so hard to grasp, I think .
r,nvernmenlS between S350 and
$400 million in tv.·o con-
!rnversial progran1s now cos-
ting $.1.S billion annua lly iltld
serving 2.5 mill ion lo w-income
C;ilifornians.
"I don't think politicia ns are
going Lo h;i ve wel f11re lo kick
around anymore ." s a i d
Assembly Wel fare Committee
Chai rman \Villiam T. Bai.;ley
( R-San Ra fael l, who con-
trnded there v.•ill be no more
''l'iortor stories" or relief
Abuse if the reforms are
enacted.
Bagley's co m m i l tee ap-
proved the v.•elfare bill late
Monda y ant1 sent it to the
Assembly Ways Bnd r-.-teans
Commillee. At the same timr.
the Senate Health and Welf11 re
Com mittee approved t h e
Medi-Cal bill and moved it In
the Senatr fin11nre CTJmmit!re.
I! was the first time either
measure ht1d budged ~inc:>
Rea J:an and legis lative leaders
Yo ur questions and com-bcg.-.i'n marathon negotia tin11:s
mcn ts u e v.•elcomed and will nn the welfare bill more than
be used in CHECKING UP tv.·o week s aJ:o.
wherever PQ.~sible. Please ad-- --- --
dress you r letters to L. M.
Boyd . P. 0 . Box JH75. Newport
Beach. California 92&6U.
Negro Parent
Lot I 111 proves'!
\\!ASHINGTON !AP \ -The
average Negro p11rt'nt has
abou1 four years more educa-
tion than his parenl!i had. the
Census Bureau says.
A report issued Sunday said
the average Negro parent h11d
about seven years of schooling
in t950, compared with about
l 1 years for bl ack parent!i to-
day .
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L• Vtlle, Arnold W. ~na E.lnfl l
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Rovc,, Ru•~ en~ Dean (h•tl••
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Wolter
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11.ocna ro" N'•rv Su•an ond l PrfV
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Monoco, O•r.1 Jeon ond Andre• J.ov
wv111, 80111 Ann '""° Jome• J•ck•o<>
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M~h·n
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6 1•1111<>. ROO«I t< •nd M1rllvn J••n
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Cunn,~t>'J•m La Vonna Ma• I nd
EO• '"' J>mos CnrlO!oonet. llo"'• Evrlyn •nd William
Horn'<: cn~ndlet, Jamu Lron Jr. and ll•rb•r•
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Adim•, Je•~u•l1"~ and Joh" W.
A>~IO"' Ar11tur Rovmond and Marlo"
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Tdvlor, o~vlo Ali.n ""'I ra•o arnit•
R•CO•'-Joan M .ind W>li>om E.
Pl· "''t(~d. Pam~I& C. •nd cnorln
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l' ... n'1•, MMg~r;I ~nn arid A'nold J°""
Torr•'· An•T,1 •nd l";:•mond
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Ll00"' ' fl~M. F~t Ill&•• •nO C.·ovo•• Er•C:
Musician
La ys Suit
011 Dentist
SANTA ANA -A yuun1-1
n1usir1an v.·hn t•lairns he was
altackcd .1nd pushe<I lhrough
the plate gla5s w1ndo11· of a
l!untington Bc:ich dent ist's
home v.•hile hi~ host 11•:is away
on v:icatio11 hos sued till> den-
tist for $150,000.
Ph ilip Duncn11 states in his
Orange C{lunty Superior Court
1 av.· s u it 1hal Dr. Eugene
Furlong. 16552 Somer s e I
Dril'e. inl'ited him to stay with
his son. Craig. while the dental
surgeon toured Europe in
August. 19i0.
Duncan rontcnds that Craig,
an exponent of karate. was
ablt' to defend himself 1n an}·
emergency and that Dr .
F'urlong knew that he "'as
1nuch n1ore powerless.
lie states I.hat he v.·as beaten
up in 1he house last Aug . 25
and ~uHered serious injuries
y,•hen "l'nriou~ f)Crson~·· push-
t'd hlm through Uie plate glass
window.
..
T 1 •day, Au<]u'I IO lllil OAl~PlLOT 3
OCMA lt'H1"t1i1a11 l
' Trio Face Revolution izes
De nt ure Wearing
' 4, l11 sects Tl11·ive Hea r in'r ~
111 !Vlw·d er "
11 .. 011 Vaca ti o11 e1·s '~II I II I I' 1., J ,, <ii, \HI<!
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11•1 I ,1,. I· ,,.1,1 ,r lllllV htlv JOU ~k
rr ..... , 't~r·~·. !,. r.,r.r, .. t ~iol:'
By BAllllAHA f;J L'S
01 I~• t>•llr r>1101 i r1t1
S1\NTA A'.\:\ \"ar;ilJOn
1irne can 1neHn fun for 1nsctls
100. During th!' s u 111 111 c r
n1unth~. a nicnu of 1'Ull·rip{'ncd
plant nc·t·tnr and :1 guldt"n-
l'l'USll'd hurn:in rnlrc can br
thetr1' \\ 1thout r11ui:h hard
\\Ork.
Tilt> Or:inge Count~ :O.k~cl"·nl
As~o<:1at1on 11·arn:-. th<1! bt-l'S,
\\3.Sj)S, and hurn(•(S are at the
heigh1 of lhrir hunung 5cason.
Authonl1l's s;iy that although
r('p<•llents \1i ll l r 1n po r a r y
ward off b!ond-suek1ng inserts
.~Ul'h as n1osquitoes, they h;1ve
liUlr protccti1·(' power :igain~l
stinging insects, ll'hich will at-
!:u.:k. 1.111cc aroused by a thre:ll
to lht'm or their nt>sts
If stung, thr ~k111 hardt"11s
;1n<l swc>lls sligh!h . prowing
t\'d <u1d J1u1. and nfll'tl 1ll·liing
untncrc1fully, warn county
physicians.
The honl'Y bee h;1~ a nasty
way of clinging !•1 its victim.
Ont'e tile [){op stings. thr barb-
ed s!1ngl'r and 1·cnnn1-fill('d
SilC f"!CllllllllS ;J ltltCh('d to !ht'
~kin . El'rn though tile bee
111.::iy l11n•e bet-11 brushed a1~·ny.
his· poi son·!lllcd sac l·an still
pun1p venom into !hr 11ound.
Physicians adl'ht' hu11ey bee
v1etin1s to stl'apl', 11111 µhit!..,
the stinger away 11nr11ed1<1l cly
:ind lhl'n ;ipply a paslr Uf bak-
ing sot.l:1 and 11 att1t 111 tht' af-
fl'ctcd area
Otlll'f st1ng1ng 1nsrt·ts dll not
h'fH"C ~11l'k~· S:Jt'S bt,•h11aJ. tUll-
Sf'f!U~·Jilly. they c:111 s11ng llll!l't'
!h:1n 011L"l'. If ~tung niany
[Ullt'S. t'tlOugh l'l'f\Ulil c;in bf
;1bsorbed to t<HlSt· tllrit•ss. oft1·n
1n\'Olv111g s!uggi~hnt'sS ;1nU
nausea If the 11rt1111 ,, ad-
dttionally allergically ~l·n~1tr.1•
tu Vl'r:o1n, a ph) s1r1a11 ~hould
be Ct.Jn1:1c-tcd to ;1d1n1n1~1t·r
d::-sens1til:ing nll'd1r;d1on 10
ll'.'St'n allerga: fl':.tlllUllS.
F1•\Prish <1guny l'llll plague
the unfortunate outtl uor~111.111
11ho 111CL'i.~ up 1111h <• l1a1d-
buckt•d tick. Ticks c;ui be
t>specinlly ha1.ardou' .s1r11.:c
!hey oilen l'arr~ ll Di: k v
t-.loun1ain spo!lt'<l ft'\t'r and
tul<1rc1nia.
lf bitten bv the blntid·Mlt'k-
ing l 1l'k.~. du~t ors ;1dvi~e thfl l
lht::y 10 be rl·n1<1\'('d tron1 1111'
skin \~ith a S\(',1d~ pull of
t11ee1.e!'s ;1nd sa\'t'd I o r
idcn11fir:ition, ~hould :i fl'vc~
resull.
P u bliei,;t
I n LaH ,;11it
Over Bi IJ,;
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S~.'\TA ANA -Puhl1c rel.!·
lions e-.:rrul11l' :0.1 Conrad
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Jl:ll"lllt'rt! ol ;1 $5.2:!'.! 11111 .\Ub-
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MON.-SAT .-9 to •:JO-S~11day ' t o 5 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·! •
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Just for opening your
NEW PERSONAL CHECKING ACCOUNT
or for
SECURING AN INSTALLMENT LOAN
Either way , he re is your opportunity to check the right time,
the easy, cou rteous way with Newport National Bank.
Receive your choice o f a beautiful decorator
clock .. _ Free of Charge _ .. for opening your
new pcr.5o n<'i l checking acc ount for $150 or
more or ror starting a new installment loa n of
$1,000 or more. Qualifying installmen t loans
are: Horn e Improvement. Automobile, Mobile
Home, Boat. Airpl.:ine. or Pe rsonal Loans. Add
to t11e decor of your living room. den. kit chen,
bedro o m or o ffi ce with these spec ially
d esigned electric Decorator Clocks. There is a
slight additional charg e for clocks 8 and C.
PR ESENT DEPOSITORS may buy these fabu-
lous clocks at a cosl that's hard to believe! It's
our way of s.1y 1ng "tl1ank you" for bein g a
depcsitor a t Newport National Bank.
One pe r l arnily.
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SCAV ING ORANGE COUNTY •• , 9 CONVENIENT OFFICES
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Jft DAIL '/ PILOT s Tuesd~y A 19u~t JO 1911
Your Jtlone11
Ce11te1· Training
Healtl1 W orke1·s
By S\ LVIA PORTER
Now rn training at the
~1artin Luther King Jr Heallh
0-nter in the Bronx N Y are
three ne~ categories or health
workers
I I) Family health worker~
going through a six month
1ra1n1ng program in which
lhey are lea rn ng how to
detect and dt al 1-11lh a wlcle
':in1>t y of hea lth problems ~f
f11 ct1n g families and 1n
divrdua!s n the 55-blorli arta
l;t'fVt'd by llllS h1ghh !
no va! 1e out paiH't t fat ilJI\
1 o lllus!rate 1ns1ruct1ori 1n
handhng newborn 1 n fa n l s
helping akohohcs lo the ap-
prop r 1 a t e rehab1l1tauon
facilities acco1npany1ng a
child ca ui::ht 1n minor 1 rola
I ons t<l fam1lv cour! Tht>o;e
''nrk('rs art' being paid $157 50
a "eek
!21 Communi ty he a 11 h
advocates given an eight
"ee k train ing course \11th
la"yers among ! he 1n
st ructors In such (if'lds a"
mun1r pal health and housing
codes landlords I e g a l
respons1b1ht1es c111zens basic
right<: The ad\ ocate!; for 1n
stance "'11 go after landlords
"ho fail to f'orrecl peel1n~
lead paint "hich "hen eaten
bi small children produces
lead po1sonlng
3 r-.1 edical ser\ ice ad
tn1n1 traiors ~1gh s c h on J
gradua1e-: being g1vPn a four
mon1h cn!lege preparatorv
program plus 1hrer V('ars of
college le el 1ra1n1ng in how In
manage neighborhood health
centers Whrn !he 23 s!udenf!'i
1n tra1n1ng graduate lhev will
be pa id st;irt1ng salaries
bet11een Sl2 000 and $15 000 a
\ear
These are mereJv s11mple~ or todav s new health careers
If yo• •re Ht .1., A...-.er "'
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opening up both to high school
and college graduates -as a
direct response to our drastic
shortages of h e 11 r t h
personnel
T'he sub proress1o nal ts
system 1s 11
geared to the
real people
Our poor still h11vf' available
Our blacks st ill gel only
grossly 1nad£'quatr heallh care
compared to the ca re
a1 cu table to whites As one
years against
for a "htte
Our rncnlal re1ardales are
up against a scandalous lack
Qf I eallh workers to attend lo
their special needs Only one
1n four of the 6 m1lhon
retardates in the US 1oday 1s
actuallv rece1v1ng lop-level
care An add111ona l '.IR 000
workC'rs 1nclud1ng
psychi;i!rists -are needed 10
care 1ust for the mentally
retarded
TI1cre are 200 000 hospital
Joh openings looking f n r
"orkers right now says !hf'
American Hospital Assn
ranging from nursrng aides lo
physicia ns Bv 1980 we II need
I 000 000 registertd nurses
half again the 700 000 now
employed In this span we II
have to double the number or
dental hygienists me d 1 c a 1
laboratory workers hosp1t;il
attrndants etc 8) 1980 we II
need 450000 ph ys1c 111ns
ag<unst 330 000 now
Bui at thr rate we re
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training we H never catch up
The Federal Governrnenl
ha~ made big infusions of
funds 1 n to health career
lra1n1ng 1n recent years -via
the 1968 Health J\.1anpower
Act !he 1944 Public Health
Service Acl and amendments
the 1963 Health Professions
Educational Ass1stanr e Act
the 1964 Nurse Tra1n1ng Act
lhe 1966 Allied He a 1th
Professions
Tra1n1ng Act
And no\v moi ing toward
final passage by Cong resi; 1s a
new package or health man
po\\cr tra1n1ng amendments
which would au thorize loans
to students 1n lhe health
professions grants In shorten
todays ior rur ous med i ca I
school curnculum train ng in
the learn approach for the
dehvrrv or health services
training rnr d oc lo rs
assislanr s scholarship funds
and spccial granl~ for medical
schools "h1c'h devl'lop com
prehens1 ve health ma1nlen
ance or1;an1zat1ons and use
tOem to train health personnel
This il'g Lslahon l r
generously funded co 1ld
become a giant step Inward
solving ()Ur cri tical health
manpower problems: AND
s1multancouslv open u p
trPmendnus new career op
portun1t1rs for you
Ne,vsprint
Cost Rise
Protes ted
An $8 per ton tncrea ..;e 10 the
pri er or basic ne"spnn\ 110
nounced bv major newspnn!
mills rnr November ! has
clrawn a sha rp protest rrom
lhe California N c w spa p e r
Publishers Association
The_ increase which would
boost the pnce to $163 per to n
for !iilandard newsprint would
be the se('ond newspnnl price
Increase during calendar 1971
The previous increase (lf $8
per to n wenl into f elf eel
J anuary 1 1971
The protest was particularly
er1\ical (If two increases In
!es~ than one yea r, and of lhe
short notice
CNPA represrnls ap-
pro1.1malely ~00 dail y arid
weekly newspapers throughout
Cahforn1a
The news p rin t an
nouncemcnt 1n the second
price 1ncrea~e announcement
receivrd by newspaperi; 1n re
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do" n but today it "as aggravated by the un ce1
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plans to seek su('h a change
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Comfort Rules Over All
OveMlls ore o good
coverup for a ny kind
of clothes, find
Yolando Tre jo o nd
Yolando Diot I obove,
left to right ). At
right, the ver<ion in
the Seon cotolog "
1t6ped. Right, Otis
Wolton 1how1 he hos
o 1oul.
l)pen the Sears cat.alngue rnr !all
to page 9 and what do you see 1n
the center of the newest hii;ih
fashions~
Plai n nld bib nver11lls, complct11
with pockels for pencils, a watch,
rulers and phers and 1 hammer
!(lop.
Check ~evera l other departmenl
'!fires and ~ure enough , thf"re 11r11
racks of plain nld bib over11Jls l!kg
~randpa u.;;rd In wear.
But who's wearing lhfim besides
grandad nQ\.\'? Tcen11grrs whn have
ne\'t'r been nigh a farm nr w1rlfierl
a hammer, Thcy'rr weann,i.: thrm
In school, around lhe hnu!:ie and
e1·ery10o•here else cnn1rnrt [s of the
essence.
This is good oe'ol'S for homern;ik·
ers who have teenage ch1lc1ren,
twcause ovf':ralls arP Pa sy nn 1h11
clothing hudgel ;ind a brcct.P to
can• lnr. They'rp worn with a i;hirt
or !ce shirt and sanrlals 0r bare
rre t.
A survey 0r area ca 111 p u _.. e ~
prn1·ed tha l the trenrl indred j_..
•·overall.'' Otis Walton, llllrnrling
Oran~p Coast Collegr !or sun1•nrr
school. likes the111 lwcause "when
irs hnl you don"t have 10 worry
i:ibou1 ho"' !hey look'' and be~ause
lhey are C'OOI and cornfort.ahlP.
Yola nda Trejo and Yolanda 01az,
both also at OCC (or the summrr,
concur that they i:ire com(nr1ahle.
Thf'y ;ire nnt ""rann~ \hf'm a~ 1
protest :i~.:iini;t '"re~ula r clothes."
the~1 .~aid, but merely fnr ron1f1Jrt's
,;ake.
\V1Lh pantsuits and (lvrral\.~ hif.!h
In popularity, fasiiinn freedom truly
I ~ herP. And. c(lnfusinn Inn. br<·:1t1~P
ir .!i really hard Ul tell who',; 1,~1e:ir·
tng the pants in lhl': family these
clays.
Kennedy Image Polished • Private
Ry ,\.tAR IAI\" CHRI STY
Evrr wnndPr hn"' the l\enneclv
wnmen rn11J1.agr lo look as if the:V
,:tepprri out of a handhox every
ti ay, :ill the rime~
If 1·nu"ve JZOI thr n1rans. there
PianG-playing Joan -nften label ·
ed the most da1.2ling Kenned)' -
has 11 Bo!'lton hairdressrr'(}n·call
whn "does'" hrr coiffure five times
11 mnnlh in the privacy of her
Beacon Hill townhouse. If ihe
l'ien11tnr ancj hii1 wife &re ln Bn~t <>n
on a Sunday, .Joan tclPphone:i1 her
r.oiffeur who comes 11 rmed wi!h he11 t
rollers anrl hairsprRy.
.loan l'mcrges in!o lhe puhlic eye
wi!h evrry h;iir in place ,
TI1e rr1an who hcll)ll make her
bea utiful is 21·year-0ld Peter of
MAm·selle, one of Bnslon ·s sh1 tus
~11lnns on Nf'wbu ry Slrett. Peter i ...
11_1!rreable. lalented 11ru1,rearii1y ;:ic-
quiesce.!i to her .at-home ap-
pointments.
For honoring Joan's desire for
1l1xurinus pri\'acy ind s u fl er.
pamperini;:. Pctl'r i.!i re"·arrlerl wi1h
$\~ tips . Mam"selle bill.~ J n11n fnr
the srr\"ice al her McLe11n, V;:i , ad·
dre.~s.
Prier ha.~ done Joan·s hair for
n1a_'!a1.lne covers. television ap.
pcarancf's anrl social ba.o;hes on lhe
R ns ton ·Nrw Ynrk -\\lashingtnn
('ircuit La1ely iihe·s been nyio g
lrnn1 WAshinRton tn Roston for ht>r
P.t:im·.~rtlr ha1rrln -11n(1 i!'s ri1;h t
back to Wa sh1n.1?lnn . all 1n lhc ~pan
_,
nl a few hours .. Jf'I seller,; c11n clo
Lhese 1hing.o;, y!')u know.
Jai;:queline Ona s~ls nnr11 s111i:.i::est.
ed 11 \\1ttshinRton ha 1rdre11ser In
Joan but hf' ol'erblrachcd her ha ir
anrl she tnlft Prier .<;he w~ rh!il'O·
chan1 ed. "All it nrcds is a slighl
toning do"'·n,'' he re torted.
She Pxpected hirn tn c::lohhcr his
Washington cnm pe\1l1nn Anrl was
impres."red "'il h his diplomacy. It's
nne nf the thing.~ lht1l has cemen1cri
th e professioni1I tel alionship. OncP.
she told him : "Oh, ]'in so g1ad ynu
don·1 babble."
Peter me! .Joan through anothrr
111ustriou11 Bnslon1:in, Mrs. Louis
CAhot of \Venharn < Mas!i.). Pel er
.<:aid Mrs. Cabot 1ntl1i'atl'rl ple1111;1nL
surprised when Joan politely a~ked
her nne day who was doing her
ha ir.
Peter on Joan• "My big~e.<:1 hur·
die was to jlel her to ditch her
fall.<:." Twn years ;igo she rame in·
tn the .<:hop fnr her first ap-
pointment. Befnrr ,J o 11 n ' ·' Ap-
pear:ince. a ch;iuHrrrrl hrn (l11s1nr
.<:topped ;:it the .o;alnn anri a
secretary hoppeti out wilh Joan ·s
fa lls.
Silt lefl word with PMer that th.-
fall!i mu.<:t be rr11d ~· rnr .Jnnn ·s 11p-
pnin1rnent '"I! wa~· rc::illv !nn 1nu<·h
hair."' 'ay!I Pcicr. "f.1·enluAll y I
tnlrl hfor so. She kept !rll1ng mr sh'!
wan!erl a n Alice-1n·"'nnrlrrland
lnnk "
Th:i1 "'o:I.~ vr,lrrd;iy Trwl :iy .)();1n
ha.<: made " radical cha111ge in her
fashion image.
F'.!i1 abl1shmenl clothes ha ve hern
h.vpas.<:f.'<I fnr Rrno vy gclups .. JN!"
:ind PC'tcr h:n·e made the jnint
dC'<'1~1on th;:rt a simple ha irdo
shoulri punrtuale contemporary
clothes. No fAlls. Nothing elaborate,
The ha irrin ,/o:tn ha!'I cho!itn
ranRt>S from a nip lo the 11leek
pullerl·hack !nnk . Jean Ava lonc.
i\1am "srllf' rl1rectrice anri Pe1rr"s
hn:c;.~. has nn1iced th e chani;i;e.
".Jn:in"s hairdo is f:ir Jes., ns!en·
l:itinu.~ than il u~rl to be," she
.,ays.
.Joan. being a pace seller . is ofte n
copied by 1hose who are snclall.v
rcgi:c;lcrf'rl and "'ho follow hrr
('very 1nove with enthusias1n. Pcler
says thal Joan ls very amused In
find thal Bnston11tns wOO m('e1 hP.r
now are apt to remind her that
1hey go to 1he same haitdres.~cr she
does .
11 Wll!I .loan who reco mmended
f'r1er It> her mother-in-law, ~1 r~.
Rose Kennedy. A ~1;:re1 ary 5um-
mnner1 Peter to Bo~ton'!I !lonb hotel,
lhe R1t1. Carlton. lhe Ke.inedy home
a\l·a~· from homr . Pett>r "'as lhree
n11nut1•:c; l:t1r "She scnlrierl me
re!enUl'!l.~lv," PC'!cr recall:r; ol ~1r.\.
f\11nned y. :.Aud she wanttrl to know
~hrre !ht' curling iron w:ts."
Poor Peter.
He l''<Jlla1nrd tn i\1rs. f\rnnrdy
lhAI hc;il rollers hAri rrpl:il'f'ri curl·
lnjl 1rnns in 1nMt>rn be11uty rirrle~
:ind lhc Jntt 11•ou!rl be br1\cr th:in
l hP in1t1Rinecl. '"Sh, fussNI ::iorl
fumert."' hP :r;::iy,. \Vhf'n Mrs. KPn-
neriy'.~ h11 irrlo WA~ fin11Hy combrr1
l!hP w::is i;till unco nvi nced about lhe
!lel1in g.
She callerl in 11 secretary. Pe1rr
~a id. 11nd demancieri In know
"honestly" If her ha ir was done
r ight. Besl el'er. the secrl':tary
repliOO. Peter gor hi s $15 tip.
Hecen!ly ~:thel Kennedy, in 11 knit
hrnwn mtrl i. came to Boston and
specifically to Pelt'r at Mam"selle.
She wanter! I.he ultimale in priviicy.
Mrs. Av;:ilone locked her in a
pr iv::ite 011t-0f-the-wa y booth reserv-
ed for VIPs.
When Peter car ne lo do her hair,
lhere was no chil chal. 1•:1hel brttz·
f'rl Info R dC!!Cripl1on of her h,11irr!n
J(o in,11 110 f:ir as lo tell Peter the
prrci.o;t' direction each roller should
1akP. Ethel had a buni·h of movie
1na~a1.Jnc!'! to rPad -the onc11 with
,Jackie and Aristotle no the i::nver.
Peter gol a $1 11p fron1 I-.:thel.
''.Joan is far lt~1 r1icla1ori:tl."
Peter 11ays making the inev11able
cnmparil!Ons betweC'n the l\ennl'dy
women.
Prier i.~ now rnakin~ a val ian1 RI·
tempi 1n ronvince .Jnan hrr hair
nN>d!'I IP~,~ teaiiing. \l.'hrn he doc~
"mu1wt>ek ·• hairrlo:oi and ,/nan·~
p11hl1c RppParanre11 are. at a
1ninimum . he usr.11 11 brush In
crrale shij.h! h11[gh1 rather !h,11n thP.
bcrhivP or ye~r crye:ir. "Grarl11Allv
I'm ,i:rllini;:: hr,r In think my way,"
J A}"S retPr.
BEA AN DERSON, Ed itor
Ti.•ud1v. Aut ull 1§, !'11 1'111 11
Fashion ·Market
Not Sewn Up
()114 ·e R pa rafli .~f' for (asli1on rl1 rt;itor.~. 1he apparel
n1anular 1ur1n,c: ftelrf 1s nov.· a merra fnr the ind1v1dual1sl.
'i\'n nlliPr inrf11 s!ry morl' r<tpu1l y rcflecl.s rhang1n g
l'O Jl~lllllf'r' life ~tyl cs," SA1d a b;ink r c pnrl ,
""J'hP <'r.v for nci,r. ft 1ffcrr nt eloth in.t: has never hcen
.crcalcr as tn<'rras ing nurnberll of men and v.1nn1en ignore the
d1cta1es of the fashi on e.~la hlish ment and seek clothes which
exrress their indrvi du::iHl.v."
H_r ... carthers found that young dPsigncrs are having 11
i:;_rcafer influence on the fA ... hion world, v.•ith established
f1r n1s ofteo copying their highly i;tyled fas hion!\'..
. Sn1all or la rge. aprarel nian ufacturcrs fa ce inc rea .~·
1ng ton1pet1tlo11 from hnn1e sewing. \vhirh has grown f>O rer-
cent since 1960 and i.<: nov.' a $2 bill1011 a vear bu siness. Som a noo mill ion hn1nemade rreat1ons ann ualiv niake hn1ne sew·
in~ p~oduclions one of the 10 fastest grOwing businesses in
Amcr1ca.
:\nothcr lrrnd cited in the report i" the incrcasini
in1portance of arparel n1anufa<t ur1ng in ('alr fornia.
"Al1 hough l\1cv.' 'Vork ("1ty remains 1he heart. of the
'rajl" ht1 .~1oess.' ('alifornt;i's grn\'.•ing rcrutati(ln for innova-
ti ve style tinrt <·olor is :tttra<'1ing iin increasi ng number ot
buyers fo r clothes that a re not available in other marke ts.
"l11rTcA.~<'cl . leisure tin1e and the po~sibility of a fo ur·
day 1\1nrk "'eek \'.'11! put even n1ore c1n ph;isis on the need for
<'A.~u:tl and vac ation clothes, the srecia!ty of the Wes tern
man uf acl.u re r."
. Although th e apparel industry represen ts ;i $44.5 bil-
llnn annual markel, smsll bus1nessrs prcdo1ninate, ~l ore than
ha lf of the 24.800 apparel producers in business today have
an annual sal es volu rne under SI millio n.
Another statistic of note: ~1ore than 17 per<'ent or
n.c"' apparel manufacturing fir ms go nut o( business their firs t year.
Fortunes ra n ~ n1arte ir 1he rtj:ht style-i.~ markclcrl
al exattly the r1 ~ht Umc, but they can be lost 1f a style is
too early or loo lale.
'l'hp Malll< 11( J\n,er1i·:i rrpor1. tnn rlurtc~ lhAI an ap-
p<trct m:inufacturer's surcess depenrls nn n1arkcl resea rch.
rarable man:igcn1rnt. Adcquato car1tal and lu ck ... not
IH!ressar1ly in that ordE:'r.
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J 4 OAJL Y PILOT
Old Model Still Functional
DEAR ANN 1..ANDE.:RS: 1 v.·onder lf
the woman \\'ho shamelessly signed
herself "Still Enjoying It " is aware that
the vast n1<1jority of men and women 11'ho
live to be 90 and over g11.1·e up sex at an
early age. Ask Bertrand Russell. He v.·ill
celebrate his IOOth birthd1y next year.
Jn later life. Bert's far·out philosophy
about seit has changed. along 11•ith hiit
radical notions about politics. lfe has
become more placid and less ''olatile
these past 3everal years. Those who know
say the uld boy has gotlen not only older.
but wiser. -UNVARNISH.ED FACTS JN
TULSA
DEAR UNVARNISHED : I regret btioi?
the bearer of bad new1 , but Bertrand
Ru ise/I died on February ?, l!iO. So
mucb for yuur "unvarnished facl.'l."
Btrtrand Rus1ell ""as four times \.\'ed.
At 53 be married his secretary wbo \\·as
?5. His fou rth marriage took place 'lo'btn
ht v.·as ~-His bride v.·a~ 52. Rusllell , in-
cidentally. made it to t1 v.•hich speaks
fairly well for sex among tbe Geritol set.
And Ibo~ "·ho know 1ay he was a pin·
t·her lo the \'t ry rod .
f)l.':AR ANN LANDERS : ls 1ny pro·
b!en1 one of jealousy or take-0vcr
n1other·in·la11": )'ou be the judge.
f..1y hu shand, llal'r,Y. is Jn yea!'~ old -
the only son in a fa n1ily of \\·01nen: 111'0
a1111!.~. t1vo siste;:;. a gr:iodmothe r, his
mother and-now nic.
Harry had surgery last week. Bcfo1·e
the ope ration, his n1other "·ho is a
registered nurse. n1ade appointn1ents
ll'ith the anesthesiologist And the surgeon
to discuss details. After the operation Lhe
su rgeon came to the waiting roorn to an·
nouncr that everything had gone well. He
did not speak to me. however, he spoke to
my mothtr·in·lav.•. \''lien I asked a ques-
lion he treated n1e as H I were An in-
trude r.
\\'hen the nurse can1e to say "'' could
see Harry. my n1other·in·law went into
the recovery room . ~Of course he didn't
know v.·e "·ere tt>ere.) \\'ithin a few
n1inutes, I was politely ushered out. 11•11 h
a firm hand on my elbow. His mothe r
stayed for almost 10 minutes, talking
"'ith the nurse in hushed tones.
I've gone out of my '1·ay to include n1y
n1other·in·la1v in social activilies. I've
taken her side at various times \\'hen
Harry felt she "'a'.'! too pushy. Her con·
duct these past several days has cut me
to the quick . I feel that she has shoved
me into the background in a rnosl in-
considerate way. Has Har ry's illness
rnade me too touchy? Am I over rcac·
ling? \\fhal do you say? -INFRING~D
ON
DEAR JN; Perhaps )'DUr moUKr·l11·11W
"look over" bt.cauM: 1be U aa RN aH
lhe hospital J3 ber ballpark. J hopt by tile
llme yuu read 1hl1 you will bave
o\·rrcome your resentment. Vou sou.ad
llke a fine "'oman ,.·ho ba1 lrled t&1rd tt
be a good daugbter-ln·law . Don't lei this
ineident spoil your relationship.
DEAR ANN: Please change your ad·
\'il'e to the lady with the hair·sprouling
n1ole . Perhaps, like n1e, her moles are
roo deeply rooted to be rrniovtd. li-ly
dermatologist said I should live with the
large mole on my chin because removal
"'ould be dangerous. How come you
didn 't check with an authority before you
answered? GUAf..f READER
DEAR G: I did check and thret:
dermatologis1s said the only moles wbJch
might present a remo\•al problem are
those on an eyelid or near tbt. nose. I
suggt"sl you see another dermatolo1l1t
about 1he mole on your chin. 1£ It is deep·
Iv rooted tbe rem oval might lea\'e •
Slight indentation but it would be leis
noticeable than a large mole.
I.~ alcohol ism a disease? How can thfl
alcoholic be treated? ls there • cure?
'Head the bookle t ·'Alcoholism -Hope
and Hel p," by Ann Landers. Enclose 33
cents in coin with your request and 1
lllng, stamped , self.addressed envelopt in
care of the DAILY PILOT.
Your Horoscope Tomorrow
Gemini: Take Alternate Route
WEDNESDAY
AUGUST 11
C.\:-.:CER (June 21·July 22 1: quires attention. Gains shown
through \l'ritten 11· o rd .
C:on~ider needs of m a l e .
partner. 'fake pro1nises "·ith
proverbia l grain of salt.
Juniors Dig Into Plont-o-free Project
ARIES (l'liarch 2l·April 191:
(;ood houscl-old buys are n1ade
avail;ibJe. B r i g h l r n ~111··
rounding~. Tc;iin up ll'ilh
Cancer ind i\'1tJu;1l. Check al··
co unts. You get more ror
inoney If persistent. Accent
no1v is on adding to personal
possessions. Display ncu1ncn .
Friend provides infor mation
1rhi<:h delights. Self-esteem
rises_ Exchange feelings with
member of opposite sex.
Desires are rnore clearly
defined. One \\•ho appears ex-
t·ited may merely be rest less.
Respond accordingly.
LEO (J uly 23-Aug. 22 1:
SAG ITTARIUS t:--lo1·. 22·
Dec. 21 ): Ne1v regimen fl"
quired 11·here diet, h('alth are
concerned. Obtain hint £ro1n
Leo 1nessage. Stick to the
practical. Complete b asic
ehores. Stca mlinr w or k
1nethods. (;ct rid or non ess cn·
tin l.~. Then you gain.
You are a natural teacher, ex·
ecutive. You recently co m·
pleted 1najor cycle: now open
doors lo ne1v experiences,
adventures. Last month you
receil'ed good gli1npse of
potential. Partial burden of
past may appear to return
during August. !lowt.ver, by
Septeinbcr. )'OlJ arc en1barked
on road In futurf'. You are
r,~peria!!~· sucl'essful at hn·
pal'ling kno\1·ledge lo ~·oung
l)<'r~ons.
San f'lc1nente Junior \Von1 cn (left to right), the
i'11ncs. Forre.st Reynard , Dav id ·raucr and John
Boyd adn1ire seedlin g~ dc:>tin ed for Parklane fl r:':i-
rlcntial School for lhc n1cnta lly retarded. 111 1·ron·
jun <'lion \1·ith the project, lhc c:lub \\'Clco1ncs d(111a-
t1on:1 ftJr a Sun day, :\ug. 22. ga rage sale frotn 10
;i rn. to 5 p.1n. at. 160 /\vcn1 da Aragon . San l"len1e n1 c,
111111 prol'eed.~ ~oing IO\\<ird ~ch oo l lanrlseaping.
TALlllUS (April 20·).lny 20 1:
•• , ......... 1k
"""""'''" ""-
Wedding Bells Keep Ringing
Lunar cycle high : means rf-
forts 111orr likely to n1cct wi th
succes.,. 'rrusl intuition. Be in·
dependent in thought. a(1ion .
Spre<id infl uence. Highlif.!ht
nril\inal concepts. Be ready ror
5urprisc. personal appe<ir:inte .
GE:\llNI 1~1a.v 21 .Ju ne .'!O l•
Sc lf·doub1 causes dela y. One
111 .~pccial organization pro·
1 ide<; kt'y to progress. Bein.It'
ronfined no11· is but temporary
sit uation. Kno1\' this -refuse
rn panic. Some mo,·ements are
i·rstric!ed. Cht'ck otht'r routes.
Decision due concerning hon1e
and tr:i1·el. Fa1ni ly n1c1nher
1na.v disclosr additional Finan-
cial burden. Don·1 shorrchangr
self. Get money's worth in
vacation it inerary. Don't c~.
peel sornething tor nothing :
lhar~ a pipe drean1 .
VIRGO IAug . 2J·Sept. 221:
Be perceptive regarding n1ar·
riage situation. If realistic,
you achie\'e purposl'.
Other\r1se you compound en1·
barrassing situation. Lonr.·
range vie\v no1v is C!>Sential.
Promote \\·hat is of 1•ttlue .
Discard fluff. Comprehend
CAPHICOll~ (Dec. 22 .. Jan .
191 : Good lun;ir aspecl !11111'
coincides "'ilh i n 1• o ! v c d
romantic intere.~ts. A voi d
p<iinting yo11rself in l'Orner.
1'11ake only promise~ !h:lt can
he kept. Cancer indi1 iclual is
1111·ol1·ed. Don 't risk hotne
securil ~·· THE
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• ..s. ~
MRS. DONALD McMAHAN
McMAH AN.WAY
St. Justin :'llarlyr (':o lht1l1c
f 'h11rch. 1\nahf'11n "n~ thr St'l-
11ng for Ilic 1·011· and nng CX·
f'h;111~e (lf Sharon \l".i) and
IJ u11;1ld ~: fllci'-lah,111 nl ( ·osl a
l\1e:>n. led by the Hr1·. John
O'Ca\lagh;111.
The bride. r!:n1 gt1tcr of ~lr .
nnd t11rs, \\le ndel! \Vay of
\nahe in1. was a t1rnded b\' her .~l ster, f..1iss Nanf'y \VaY as
1n<.11d of honor. Brides1naids
11·crc :\fr~. Tin1 ~forgan. ~1iss
l".li1.aheth <:uctione antl i\l1ss
.lud i Nesbill.
John flft·:'\1ahan att ended hi:ir
brolhrr a.~ best n1an and
ushers "·er" To1n and Jame"
r-.tc:'\lahan. other brolhers or
!he bridegroom, C h a r I e s
Landers and Rob V.1ay. bro1her
or !ht' brid('.
The nt'11· 1'1rs. :'\1ci\1ahlln is 11
~radua\e of 1..oara H i g h
SchOQl. A n ahr in1 and
CAiifornia Statt Collt'll!e ii!
l ,(lng Beach \.\'here she was af.
filiated with Gamma Ph i Beta.
STALFORS-
SHOWA LTER
St .10:.chun's r a rho Ii r
l'hurrh. Cost11 i\lesa was thr
sr11ing for !ht nuptials linkin~
~larv Jo Sho"•alter and Lars
Stalfors.
Parent~ of !he t"ouplt> ar1'
~I r. and ~1 1'S. J;imes C.
Showalter of Cost a ~-les;i and
flfr. and fl.1t·s. Tage Stalfors or
'fuslin.
illiss Cril f:ei sler attended
!he bride as maid of honor and
Chesler F.:cc les "'as best man.
Others in the wedd ing party
\\'l'l'l' ~·liss Sue Ann Show:.Her,
sister or the bride, ~lrs. \Var·
rrn Russell. ~1rs. r.re{lory
Tesch and ~l iss Pain Nielsen.
hriles1na1ds. and Hob r rt
Seaver. Chan De K r a mer.
Slr\·cn ~l intz and Robert Kry,
ushers.
The nc\\'l.\'Weds wilt re s1dr in
Oran~e afrrr hone~·rnonnin!: 111
lla\rai1. She is a J!rilduatr of
Costa fllestt ll igh Srhool a>1ri
Lfl\\·ton St:l100! for ll"n' ol
l\~~ist.1111s. and hf> .1t1enu ~
L'hap1n.'.u1 Collcgr .
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MRS. LARS STALFORS
•• -~· J•Urt• P~•I• MRS. VAN BRUNT
YAN GRUNT-TODD
\lllh:1 rl A11tu·1v \'an Hn111L
'1:11111.•d \'.111.1 A11nr Tnc.ld ;.~
111 · bn~u· (IUI •llJ.:. l'lh'~ I 1•:1tl !ti
Ille Prrsb\1€'11.111 ('h111Th n[
1111.• l't1\l'll:;11t. ('u~1;1 ilh•s .1 h\
llil' lll'I B1111·1· 1'ur1 It'. ·
l':lfl'!llS 1o1 1111· hl'ld,il r·nup]\·
nrr illr .. 111d \lr·s. Ch;1rlr~ E.
Tot.Id ;ind LL \ 'ol I l'CI I I t'l'UlJ.:
A. \',111 llr u11 .. 1,ihl ;1lsn ."!l•IOd
as hi'~L 1n,111, ;11! ol lr111H'.
.\lls:o; ,\l:ir~· Lt:(' Tix.Id 11;1~ h"r
:o;istr.r'.~ tn:ial nl hnno1·. :ind
hridc.~1n:11ds 1re!'e thr i\lis.~r.~
.J :1nr1 Todd. :u101her siS1l'r.
D<t rlene f\l:1r1 in and Sus;ir
Ht'l1gl'r
Ullhe1s \\t•1·1-· Do11ttld Youug.
.John Younc:IJc rit. cousu1 of !h('
bridr, and {'aul \\'11rd
The ne1v ~lrs. Va n Bruut ls
11 p:rarlua!e of ~l is-•Clu \ 1•'JU
Jligh School, attend1·cl t'h1co
Stale Cnlle11(' :ind no11 H H slll·
dent at t'alih·rn•:1 St a t r
College at Lnn~ Bt al·h
llrr hu sh;11ul. ;1l~o 11
fi!r adu ale of ~1 \'ll S .. 11trndt•d lier husband, son of f\1 r .anr ~1r.~. ,J111nes Mc\tahan ofl l"------------------------.1
Costa i\·lesa. i~ 11 gr11duate of
f\1aler Dei lligh Schoo I ,
Oran1otr Coast College and San
.Jost Slatr Collegr.
They will residt> In San1a
Ana after a San Diego honty·
rnoon.
LET'S BE FRIEND\. Y
JI )'OU hllvr nr'\\. ncl~hboNO
or kn.uw or 11n)'U1\f' movi ni.
1(1 our •rr,. ph.·•~ tt·ll 11~
llO th•l \.\'r may t':C li•nd A
frir:ndly v.·r:Jc:Gnlt' •nd hf'h1
thr1u to IJrt"11ml' •cqu1llnlrd
In their nr~· .. urroundinp .
Sa Coast Visitor
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Harbor Visitor
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Want Ads
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111r111bc~rstu11 p.ucl in full,
only I yr11r usrd.
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1001'1 hon1r.
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r.1tf'"'S 11·1m1 II l <~ lftlk Ill (
tilt> r li1•<1r1rd n,lc u11tl~r I
:iu,.,rr 1 In nN>11.,,
Sndd leln1r k .Junior l'ol!egc ;11111
now L" serving 111 th e l\a1·y 111
LonJ.l Beach . They 11 ill reside
in IV'estrninster.
AR AK ELIAN-CERF
/\n anernoon eerernony in
St A nd re w ' s Presbyleriil PI
Ch urch lin ked 1n marnagc
Pan1ela StaC\' Cerf ;ind Daniel
}'\;i_v Arakcli<in.
Seminar
Scheduled
potential.
L IBRA CSept. 23·0ti. 22 1:
Prospec!s in Joint linancial
1cnture brighten. Be cautious
about ove rextending ~·ourself.
Lol'ed one may be making e:<·
t•cs~ive demands. Be sure
others play according to rule~.
Other11'iSc, be ready lor t'On-
sequences.
AQ UARlt:"' fJan. 20·Fcb.
18 1: Be flex \1r in approach to
problrin of older person. One
accusto1ned to gi1'ing ordPrs 1s
rc!uc1anl to accept them .
·rread line between finnness
and l{enlle approael1. ~cnsc nf
security can be hcightrned.
S!rf'SS reliability.
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llw "'n•I d~li ahtf11 lly "'"'""•I rl1il 0lrr11'~ ,1.,rr in Th~ 1011thlu111
P<ircn1 s of !he bridal eouple
Jn'l" !\!r. and .\lrs. Hohrr·t
Charles Cerl of Lido l sle and
!\11'. ;ind :'\lrs. George
Arakelian of Bl~'the. The Be v.
Cecil Eanes officiHted.
A senrs of sen1111<1rs to pro· SCORPIO rOct. 2:J·Nov. 211 ·
PISCES (F'eb. 1!1·~1arch 20)
Senne now are willing to µ.1y l
for )'our ideas, suggestions.
Know lhi~ and ac<1uiesrc if
price is righl. Reing overly
1nodest will nol br.co111t' v1111 16877 Alqonquin St.
1note "co1npelence teamed Apply fini sl1ing touches : don 't
wi th fen1ininily in business" rush in 1vhere other3 fear to
no1v i.' beini: sponsored by the tread. Legal document re·
IF' TODAY IS YOUR
BIR TlfDAY your intu1ti1·c in·
lellect often works 01ertimr
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HUNTlt/C.TON ~~~CH
(714 ) 846.)666
The bride asked her si s!C'r
,Jane Cerf !o be n1aid of honor.
Other a ttendants were 1he
~lisses Pamela Fredrricks .
(;;i_vr Reaume, Sharon Haskel
;ind Georgeann Arakellan. !he
bri degroom's sisrer, and :'llrs.
·rerrance Pershall.
Insurance \\'omen of Orange 1i-c-----~-~="-------='--''----------------------'
Counly in cooperation \\'ilh the [
Los A ngele~ group ;i nd the
\\'estern Insurance lnforma· I
The bridegrooni·!I 1·11u~1n .
Ho~s Garabedian of Blylhe
:;erved as best man. Se;it in i.:
!hr guests wert> Ph i I I 1 p
S.Jtr,1kian and llichard l\a!a-
n11an. lOUSll1S of I he
bridegroon1 .. ~1 ann\' Lawrencr.
ll1 rh:ird Collins ·;ind ,Jo e
Ila ll;~·.
Thr nC'11 \lr~. Arakel1an 1~ a
~1 :<dt1.1tf' of i\c11·purt Harbor
ll i~h Srhool and San l)i('~o
Stnlc l'o!lege 11·here she pl edg ·
rd Alp!111 Chi On1cga. Her hus-
b,1nc! i.:r:idu.1ted frorn Palo~
\'rrdr ll irh School, Blythe and
Fresno Collegr. They 1\•ill
1·r:-.ide in Rl.v!11e
t1on Sc.rl'1ce
Titl rd OperilllOn Lact>. the 1 progr:un fealurc.~ the theme
On Your Feel . t:ommunicate
\\'i!h 1 Flai r. l Hostin~ a session at 7 30 !
p n1 tonight will hr ritrs. Bill 1
\\'arch of Anah('i1n. Guest
spc;ikl'r 11ill ht' il l 1chae1
Hrywood of Safeco ln sur;ince
Co
Included "·ill be f1rr -n1 inu te
~pPrrhl":<1 hi' l\1rs. Loui se Garr1
;11H! ;\lrs. l·:1ni]I• \\'hilrsPll and
SC\ rral t II' 0: ITI I n ti I c ('~ ..
trn1 por<1neoq ~ r ;dk~ b1· othe r 1
1nr1nbers of Operation ·Larr.
Officers nr th(' l'OUnlv Rroup
iire 1hc ll1n1r ~. ~1arie Neyland.
ho s p it a I 1 ! \' chairman. 1
\\'h1lesel1. scCret<1r.1·. a n di
1'11<irc1a Saul. p u b I i city
chairman 1
Cheese Of The Week
CARAWAY CHEESE
"'"'" 20' : $119 IJ,39 lb,OFF w lb.
tJ/J•,. c.01ul .111g. rn 1h 1·" ,111g. 1 ~
Go l o Josie for o rtolly 1nov1h·wat•11ng 1re a 1? lry Hicko-
ry Form1 of Oh•o Carowoy Chet1•. Perfect far t nock1 or
ioble A noturo! cheese 11>t!<•o lly oged ond cured in !he
n u1hr n1•C: ~Cf.llld1nov1Qn woy ~o mf)le before you buy1
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Color portrait COSTJ\ MESA
STORE ONLY
of your child, 1.49.
Truly professional portraits.
Select from several pose s.
• Large 5 x 7" size photo , , , 1.49 e;::c :1
• Set of 4 wallet size. , 1.49 set
Two children
pholographed
togethe r , .. "J ~ -
A Penney ••clu1ive!
Full color
porlrail1 in a
size 1ult1bla
for framing ..•
perfect for gifts.
All portr1il1
Qelivered to you
11our1tor1 by
Penney 111oci1t11.
Ago llmll: 12 y11r1,
JCPenney
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Hrs.; 9:30-1 & 1 :30-5:00-Tues. 8-10 thru Sat. 8-4
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TUMBLEWEEDS
WHA1'S A
ffllER DO
WHEN HE
CMlfS A FOX
PAWS, DOCK?
Mun AND JEFF
FIGMENTS
PLAIN JANE
ACROSS
I Ha1dware item
5 Son of Adam
'J Gay, lively
outing
14 River of
E. GermJny
15 Fever
16 Shrimp's
58 Privacy
b2 Bete ~o
Tl1ing slrOrtQIY
feared
63 Mo1Jnta in
1>ympl1
b4 Ta king all
t11cks 111
br1dg•:
2 words
bb Wrapon
6 7 Roof ri.1t1
bS In--.
En!1•l'ly
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<t R [LA~ 5 l L L !
\!l lR Y[l'.l P 11 \I P
S ~lS U T[ S OT
<t J S [ll lPS V O i~
5 l • ' [
[_ • ' 0 ..
[>[~T ('•~;:() 1 00 17 Mo11uml'11ls
for pt>oole
19 w~nnrred
ilbOU\ at
IJndom
~') K1nrln! !111' 10 KrP~ l•Qm
R 10 1\
4(1 S~.n !~ycr.
21) [l1m111~I"
21 C'lntcndcrs ln
a n ,1•g11me11l
23 Begin a!lai11
25 Law ;:md order
21. Slap
28 Clergyman
32-Relating
to )leavl!n
37 Emol 1onal
cond ition
38 Had a meal
39 Ellgaq1ng
"11 Egg mass
of a fish
.f2 Sober
"15 Stnt a pich.re
DYer the air
CS Grain of a
cereal grass
Sil Be ing fn
good ordt'r
Sl Organism of
the vegetable
•ingdom
54 Cartographer
70 Sv11gmJn -·-: !1arm
Farmer Korean 11 U1trr
p1rs1dr11l lrPnlirrl ll{
71 Furn1<;l1 12 V.1rle·m011\brd
room !or
DOl'.I N
l Four-bagger
;., baseball
Z Feminine
ndmt
J Matcht s
precedln9
!hr 1in.1ts:
lnlarm~1
4 Farm prod11t\S
collec1•Yely
S Capuchin
111onkey
b Oath ex fll'eSS·
ifl!j Sllfpt'\Sl"
7 F\OWPI'
8 We st German
s!ate
9 Drtssts more
ne~tly
pile her
13 011(er
l1m1ls
lS ~on of M~r ~
l.Z AcCP!lted
~ver~ge
ta Ll1ards
27 Orcier
29 Sailors·
ln!arma l
JO Early
inh~bt!Jnt
ot Nebras~a
Jl Tall 91ass
32 Contamtr
J3 Substit11tt
for: S11ffilt
J~ .&.. ~;rig in
Shakespeart
JS Zoo an imal
Jb Chterf11I
manntr o(
"Sp!!ak lng
Prr '•~
43 P•nf'l'•lv
no<.1\lonod ·
2 W!'lrrls-
44 M1sll'.1der
46 Art•cle
of load
47 T dYPS
4? ·-Vegas
!i2 Ri~er of
Afric a
SJ Bo<!y Cir
Jew •s~
teachings
55 Sh•p's
M lmsma11
5(, Muse of mimP
57 tut g1a~s
again
58 Card game
59 ltt was : Lalin
bO Coin of the
USA and
Canada
61 Ctnt1a l ~1l
of a c~urcti
65 Born
lu 11 i lJ
JI ~ l!d 39 0 'i' " " ' "
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By Chester Gould
5C.ORN's ?"SO.PE 1-lAT(~ WAS RUN BV
COMPR!SSEO AIR. ANO , STR..A.NGELY ENOUGl-I ~ THE MAC.1-i lNERY W LTI-1 -
STOOO TJ...IE B LAST!
By Tom K. Ryan
OOPS! PEOR ME!TBRR'BlE
SORRY: I' SOOTH fHE'FENPffS
PEOEKEt7 SENSYBlllf EEs:
I 1'l ABNER
Hf. C~N'T~E.MEM&Elll WH"'I
Ai·\ IS H E W~!T DOWN A SARTIN
V..ORR.IE D , ~> ,t>_A:_:r_E_··~·,;~~_.:__.:_.:__.;__.,
'BOUT TH' -
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DAILY PILOT f iJ
ly Al Capp
By Charles Bonatti
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WELL, You'RE No
LONGER A LITTLE
KID ANO NE!THER
ARE 1 t-1E PEOPLE
WHO B OUGHT
YOUR LEMONADE
PEANUTS
J IJC GE PARKER
MISS PEACH
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L..OOK AT
THA,-
L..A2Y :!RA ~
Al..WA'VS
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PERKINS
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By Dale Hale MOON MULLINS
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By Frank Baginski ANIMAL CRACKERS
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MV t.JA""E s. SA.V, I
µo\V A!!oOUT GQ1 ~r,
SOMEW~Eti'E l=O~
SOME LUl.JCH !
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HAvE YOU
NO
INTER:EST5
ODES N 'T"
A N VTHING
EXCITE" YOU,
STIM ULAT'E
YOU?
TURN YOU
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Bv Charles M. Schulz
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LET'5 6ET SACK TO TJ.IOSE
CH ILOOOOP PROlllf"".
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I J.l'_;o1,T,_:;1; !
1"7/<N
By Harold Le Doux
By Men
r 'M A SLEE P-
FREAK.
By John Mil8
By Gus Arriola
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By Ferd Johnson
By Roger Bollen
THE GIRLS
e-10
''You'll ~Imply ADORE her -shr-alway~ lell,o; you 'You'rt
altractivt a5 you art, don '' diet'.''
DENNIS THE MENACE
' Sroll ~s l!IEY GET IN, 'JOO srm
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If DAILY PI LOT lur1d,1t Au9u1l 10 lll71
Orange County Athletes Continue to Sparkle
S ay s Dodge rs · Alston
We Wo11 • Ill Spite
Of Our Mistakes
LOS A'\(;El.ES 1.-\!-' Tlw !.··~
Angeles l.ludi;1·r:> \1 1111 th1· ,:11111 1,ut ;u
the upuuun of lhl'.r n1;u1.1,1·r. th< 1 ,,.
rari'!.1 pla~ l'C! 11ur~l'
··\\'c 11 un u1 ~p!lt.' ul 1111r ul\11 nu~:.1~." ·•
\\"alt Als1on. tht.' rnan:1·•1 r ~;11d .\Jpno.1v
ni rht 1n St. l.11u1~ <t!l•·r hh t.·.1111 1~•tu:i:l·d
Cttrdinu!s at·t• Uob C1bson hut •·kl·d 11ut .1
6-5 1·ictur~ to \.\llld up ;r ;i.t 1uad1:·11i
Tht> Dodgers. whu upl·J\ :1 11u1,. 1'.:ltll'!
h11mr stand tun1)'ht ag;1111•l /'h1!:lli• ln!J 11.
rut the San Fran<"i~1·0 (;1;111'\' h·:1d 011•r
lhcn1 10 ~·i g:.int'~ 1n lhe \<i11i.11;d
League·s \\'1·~t1·r11 Di11 ~1011
'"! thought the g:11nt· 1111'.: o!ht'r n:~l1t
1vas bad.'' Alston sain. rl'lt-rrr11g [1, ;1 111-
A119 10
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ALg. t1
Aug IJ
Aug. 1• /..,g. IS
IJtJtlger
Doc!C•<\ YI
000\l•fl YI
OOC~•" v> Octtll•'> .,
D<:a;•" " Doclgen Y•
Pn .. ,n, "'", Pn 11•a• 1~1, 0
pr ·l•a•·~~ ~
/IO•'t.•I
11 , ......
Mon:·~~•
inr; ·~ defeat II hen tho: c.1rd'>
stole home. '"But this ont·
11·or· e."
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6 '~ • "' II II o ,.._
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11;1, t•\"('11
A lston·~ bad dt1.1 !>\;1rled ht!•uf· !Ill'
fir -pitch \\"<is 1hru11 n
r.ich Allen 11·a~ 1n 1h,· r 111lµ1·1· ~:.1nin,.:
Ji:-: 1 al third hn l' hut ht· 1111.:r l1·11L
1ni •cd his rrdr 11, th•· h;illp;11 ~ .nr(! 11:1s
re·l '"Cd h~ SIC·\~-{;:~l'\1•\
"i'. hr· s not hl•n· 1\hlu11
nnl • :::y ing."· Al..,11111 ~•ild 111
lca(iin~ horne run )1llll'I
~;11tl ti+ ~
!lit to •.inl s
Al~lori 1\·ouldn I ~.1.1 11J1ttlu·r \lli·rr
lvould be fined fur b11ng l<ird.1 Liu: ti .. 111·
dit·a;ed that thl't"l' 111111lr! l,r d1s('ll' 11 :1
Allen 11·as st:ralch1·rt fni1n 1h1· IJ,1ui-:1 r
lineup on Junr G 11 her1 h\• 1·01ild11 1 bi·
lound ri! gan1ei11n1· Th;tl !11llt• ti(· 11:1~ 1n
unifonn hu1 wai. t:ilkinc 111th :r fru·nd 111
lhe corru1or to !la· 1·l11hhu11~e 11ht1! tlu·
game s!artt·d
The 01 1dgt'rs du!11 t nt•••d :\lh·n ~ li.lt ;t~
lhr\ stro~t-d 15 tut~. 14 1•111H111 111~•·I•11
i1r n;>RS ;ig<1111i.t (;1b!>l>U \I 11111· ll.11 IS
b?r.ged out lnur '111µ11' .u'd \\,., l'.u"+ !"
l"l'l!M:d thr('<' doubles ;ind it ~1nµli·
\\'hile 1\ISlnn 1·ould i1n1l Jln l<1ul1 111:n
in Briel"
111, !cam's uf!cn~e . 1he dl'lense h:.id l111n
1.d-L1rrd and some d:.i/fy IJodger b:;i~c-
11:nn111g d1dn"t help niallcrs.
\\ .l!i l\10 t1ut Ill the third <ind ~I \.0111~·
• Julian J;11 lt'r nn thi rd. Joe Torn· hit a
~1r11un<k·r 11• \l:iur,1· \\"ills at sh1•rt ln,ll'Ud
,,r th1,1111:1µ to fir~\. \'."ills frrt'd hn1nl' and
J;111tr J\tlldl·d ;i rundo11n l1J n1nke it
,af~ly Li:ir~ tv third.
it'~ prl'tly sunplc lo know hOIO. rnany
•!llt' lht-r•· ;1re."· Alsl11n said. '"and !he
n:·1dn11·11 pl;1\· 1;; prrUI' elen1t'nt 01r~ \11(_1.
1'111' rnon· ! 1n ~11·c1111cl tlu~ g:11!\l' tho• less I
kn.,11 11 Ila! s go111g to h;1pµt'11
Tl1c !Jndgcr~ plannl'd 10 pitch Bill
S111~l'r. 6·13. ar.ainst l't1iladc·lph1a "s Ba rry
Lerscl1. 4-9. in Ure series opt:ncr.
\11 th1· SJ );!h inning. \\-ills 1111~ 011 \.\'Ith a
!>lll"lt-11h.,.11 J~i!I Bui:knrr hit a dn1'(' ol r
J:r\il'r·~ glul'l' at second 111\d into right
field \\'i!I.~. tlunking the ball had been
1·au•;J1t. do1e back to first lk· 1111s an
":1~1· f11 rcetiut at second . 1l("prr v111g
Bt?rkncr of a hil
1Ja\1s 11as cut do1111 1111ct' 11hcn he
~;·inhled on the b;ises. ltrst \.\hen he tned
tr, ~core fron 1 t111rd while Javier disputed
;1n u1np1re"s call :i1 srron1t Javier"s
tli:-1111 111 thl' pl:1t1· nailed the ~111!t !Jc1dgrr
't•11t.'r fieldt·f
!11 !ht' lour!h. [);11·1~ 11"1t'<I lo at11<111r e
fr• l'I [If~\ :ifllr ~hort~tcip I ';ii \I.~-;\ di ~
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Ral1i1n U fl set s Go11zalez
TH L'Tll OR C!J\'::>l·'.(J L'~:\Cl-:S "\ \1 -
f,olfi>r l.ce Tre1 ino 11 ;i~ rL'jlllrlt·d 111 ~rn11!
1:ond1tion !oda1 a!tl'r 11ndt'r::o111i.; ;111
1'rTIC'rgency :ip1;endrc1uu11 fl• rf11rn1cd ;1l
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11 ht•n· hl' ht Jfl a 1:l1nu· !.I! tnr \1·11 \it•:1.11•u
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The operauon "'fl' 1H·1 l111n11 d h.1 Dr fl
l' Stnoµs of Truth flr l"un~1·q•1•·1H '''· ;i110!
1 Ir' U:on:1rd rl J:,., ~··r ol \ll,uq1 •·111t1!·
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;ind lit~1l'd ciliullt I ', L un
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11 ould be hn~i,11r1li:1 •d ,1lu.111n11" 111 11>
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l\irnt·d [JrOft'~.<ill•n;1I llu •·P \lt'l'\.~ .1gu
u11srt legendary Pa11tho (;nn1ah ·1 i·fi. i;.:1
r.1on1h11 1n ftr~l -niund pl.1~ u1 tl11• ~:OJ~t(i
C:!nnd1<111 Oµcn Tennis Ch<1111µ1•111~111p•
Haroun Hahrrn. 21. 1l1•l1«1h·d 111t· 4.!·
~e:ir.old grandfnlhcr frft1n ~f:i!rbu, l\llh :i
pn1·.e~ful srr1·e anit th111u!t·r111;: 1!11111111!
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l·ou:c1n·1 111;1!t•h
Hai l!ullt>l~ of Au.~1r:1lr.1 ti• h·,111 I! \1 1k"
Belkin of Toronto Ii-:!. 2 t. t> I 1 ·11'11·
r.lcfllll1an of South Africa 11,,111\t'd lf;1r rv
F:.uquicr of T11r11nt{) 6-:!. 4·6. h :1 \\:1111·!0
Lara of f\tC':<tl·O dl'f('U!1•d .ll'f1t1 :'ll·~·rpe uf
'foronto 'i·4. r,.:1: and 1\11iln·., 1;111H 110 uf
Spoiin dt'f1~'1h'd B•lll ('t1n1111harl i•I
Aus trali<1 6-1 G·t
lu 111! it hul i! d1d11"! keep 111111 fn11u
Lh11d <1f 1\u~rn111;1 ~ 1. G-
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111\ll d d !\!l! IJl.1\'!11 1' .\JHllfi;I~. 111ll 1L'~1 ,"I
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11 01k11111~ llt• h;id 1·1)n1pla111td l•f
lu•:id.t< 111'~
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1..111;11·t.,1·h11ck Ho111an 1;a11r1t·I "'ill pl:1v
111"1 t' 1111s Frid:i~ nu~Lt ngn1n~t Cle\t'L1nd
,Jt ,\le111(11"1al l'ol1srt1111 lhau 11,. has 111 \Iii•
lir~l t110 prt>~l'~l~On gn1nes.
Fonnrr L ·rl.1\ quarlcrha(·k Dennis
J)u1111n1 l 1\'ill p\a~· 011 lt•ast half thl' i.;an1r
lor h1i. 111·..:t f'~hihituin g111111: attuJn,
Prothro s:ud
Th•• H :un~ l'l'll'a."rd .Jerry Uradlt•1. a
t·on•crb:!ck :.111d kick returner frr)n1
1·n111'r~1t.1 of C<1lifor111:1 11'110 had pla~l'll
1n <"an:11l11
e ,Jl1r tlt·t1I ''' :1's
l'ITTSBt;HGH Tht' l'1tt sbur,.:h
l',r;\1r~ s:ud '.\loncta.v n1!!hl they arr l!'l'll-
111': lhl' contraet of relief pitcher .ll!n
""\ludta!'" <;r:int tu thP 0;1kl:i11d A".~ lrir
:111 1111d1st'losl·d an1011n1 .
Cr:.1nt carne lo Pitlshurgli 111~t :::;l•p-
!t 11ilu r frnm Oakland. He pla.11.•11 111 42
CllJ,::\111~'~ (hi" sf'nson, lull! a 5-3 rt•:·oril 1111d :i
;: f.11 l·arned run ;ivrra~l' and was credi t('d
111111 sel'en saves in 42 gfu11es 11·1 tl1 1hl'
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Second First;
Poloists Win
C:1\LI. Colombia -Orange County
a1hlt!t.:s c·r1n1inue In ~parkle :it the l'a11
An11•ncan <:an1es \.\'ilh world marks and
gold rnedal s accurnulat111g at a rapid
pace
Ste1•e Furnii.s added a s('cond gold
n1erla! '.\londa.1· by upsell1ng Froink Heclc
in 1he 1ne11"s 200 meter 1ntl1v1dual medley
1~·1ih a :! HI 8 clocking, ~napping Uie
Games' moirk .
The l'X-Foothill High standout won lh"
4()11 rnctl'r indu earlier 111 thP 11eek .
The YHnk quart i:t of Steve Genier,
J{eckl . JHn l\icConica and Jerry lle1-
dt'nreich ~··l a world ri•c·urd in !he 8[,lll
111•·tt'r lrl'esl,l'!c relay 111th a tune ot
i ~~j ii.
1\nd tlie v.aler p11lo lcan1 , 1nany fron1
the euuutv. eked out ;i 7~6 victory over
/l l e.~ico to-up its rnark to 3-0. The tean1 ls
eoached by UC lrvinc"s Ed !\c11·!and.
The U.S. rontinge.nl ripped Bnizil Sun·
d<iv, 11 -3.
In freest.rle wrestling li)iht-flyv.·eight
Sergio Gonzalez of Placentia captured a
gold n1edal, one of three titles accounted
fur bv U . .S. "'restlcrs.
U.S. TEAM SETS WORLO MARK FOR GOL 0 MEOAL IN 800·METER FREE
The Quartet of (from left) Steve Genter, Frank Heckl, J i1n McConico, Jerry Heidenreich
RELAY.
receive ~pplaus..
1lh only two events left today and \\vu
more on Thursday's closing program,
l ·ncle Sam's undrr·rated swimmers
aircady have grabbed JO of 11 possible
go'1 medals.
Contract Dispute
New York's Tarken to11,
Denies I-I e's Retiring
l\TLA\TA ! :\P 1 -f 'ran Tar~rr1to11 ,
11!1· 1\t.•11• York (~1anls quar1 rd1ark who
~4'ra111hll•tl !1b 11·:iv to a six·f1J.!1ll"(' eo11-
1 r;1(·!, dt•llll.'11 '.llnnda~• night lhal ht· 11111~
rl'1rr1ni.: fro111 !lie g:i1nc.
··1 lll1nk 1 should m;lk<' ~t;111•rncnl s rnn·
i t•l'n111~ 111ha1 I ;in1 ~01ng to• 1!1•." Tarken-
11.11 ~:IHI 11·hen told th11 \\"r!hn:~ton T.
i\lar<t u"'nt•r of the '.\'at1u11al Football
1.l'OJ~llt' t:lllh. hatt told a 1u•1\•s confercnte
in l!ou\Lnn that hi!-quarlt•rhat'h 1•·as
r1·tlrrn~.
·1 ;Hn riot rt'i1r1ng." said Tarke11lun.
•·1111· ,\Iara ;inli I ius; h.ivr nut IX'tn 11 hle
lo l'(1111t• tugtlhl·r on <:onlracl trrn1~.
Tliars all ~11t!ilni.; c·L~t: i;, 1111cil~ecl excl'pl
!ht' tuntr:1t·! ''
Tarkrnton, 11·ho in 10 ;>."FL, St'<isons
pas~ d 11•r 25 91i \:"lnJ-. and 20~
1 Quchdown~. left the-G1:1nls Sunday n1J?hl
;J11d rellll'llt'tl 10 Il ls l\tl;inla hu:nc. Ile had
pnrt1cipalt·d 111 11 ll"nrkuut :1t the
Ai;!rndn111c in I lnu,ton 11·htrt• thr ( ;ianl.~
f;:ico•d the Oill"I'~ in ;in c~h1h1! 1on ~anie
1llri11d<11 lllj.'lll
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,,·ha!sot•it•r. no hilll'rtH'~'· h\' ''1111
··T!w1 111.uh· nn offrr H• r1it· \.\hich 1 did11 l
!1nr! :IL'{'L'lll:rhlt·
"! t!id rr 1 1·art• !o pla;. II\(' 1·xhit111iC1n
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'aut ,\sk"t! 1f lie 11uulr! rf'lum lo> !he
1;1 :1nt~ lnli·r ht· ft'pl11·d. "1'\\lt 111thuut a
llf'll contr;1t'!
Tnr~l'n\ou h:rs s1~nrd •Hlr-.1 t'.lr con·
lr:11•t, 1n lh•· pa'>I. rep11r11~1t!I' fur SHJ{l,()0!1.
l •u!1 •r !t'n11~ nt his l!!;O agri't'!ll<'tl!. hr
14·111:1111, Ill!· prupcr!~ 1.J tll1· C1;1n1~ tnr
lh•· 1'171 "',"j~fl:l
\~~1·t1 1f Iii' 11 :in'<·d 10 pl:i.1 fo .. 1h:1ll th1~
l <'iff 1111· :ll·\L':11· n\t! qu."•l"To•rharh ~;i1d ··1
I 111.ld11 '1 t1;1\t' g1111\' Ill ··;1111p ii I d1!1•1 t .,
Ill· ~aul Ii~· pl:11111ed !u e11ntu1Ul' 11 "1~111g
n111 :11 ll111nt' 111 rcn1n111 111 ~hap\·.
T:1 1'ko•11\Pr1·, dt·rarttJrl· ranie only 1wu
u1 gh1~ all1'r ,JQ~ l\":i1n11 th. Qilttrlrrhoirk of
1l1r· ~1·11 Y11rk .lt'l~. sulfl'rr·tl a knl'<' 111-
Jlll 1· 111 a11 "~l11b1l11)n gan1r nf:::l111sl
I 1,.1 r<•1t .11 Tan1p.1, Fla. N;nn at h un-
JI UIGllT TO FACE
\AN l\EES TO NICH1'
NE\\' \"OHK -The Cahf•1rn1a Angels.
Jtll'olvr.:d 111 one of the .tightest rares 1n
thr n1;ijur k•ag ut'S !his .1-rar -purs11it of
third p!,1t't' 111 11u· An11'nca n Leoigue \\·l'~t
-1111l'1l a four-ga111e series tonight
a~a1n~t the lcn~uc·s olhcr fou rth-place
l'lub. Lhe Yank.Cl'"·
Thr Aui.:c!s. ll"hu h.1ve 11·011 rnore on the
ro:ut th:1n :ll hunit• i11 1\n.'.lhc1111. O)X'n with
lrf1 h:1111kr Cl,1dl' \\'r11~h!. 10-11. agoiinsl
N1•1\ \'ork's StH11 Hahnst!n. 10-8
The J.:,11ne will be broadca~1 fron1
Y:inkt'C St11di111n hl·g1nning oil 5 o"rlOl'k on
K,\\PC (7Hfl.
FRAN TA RKENTON
<lt•n1 t'n l ~ul'gl't"}' S11nil:i1
The G1an1s 11uar1t 1h.11·~ ',i,,1 1•.,,
f\amath injury hoid nu!h;ng 1n do 111'i· J.,~
decision 1o !ra1·c lht· l'hll1
".\"ol at all,· he ~a ut. ··.\11 '.11.1 1 .l :'Ir (1 l
lnlkcd about it t11>ntrrwt
brrorr lhl' R<lllll' 11as p!.11r11
A! his nr1\s l·o11f1•r1'1lo1· 1!1 I,
!'-1 ara .•aid. ··1 lold h:r:1 ill' 11; • 1 ,,
1111~ln~1· But 1f hr \.\ilt1t1'.I 111 11·t.1 •' 1 .,~
11·,1s hts prrro~.1111t•. l"r.111 l ·11\t· tn r·
;uul luld n1,. !h;11 1111il• r p,, p1• , ·1L
c1r('u1nstanrr~ h11 ha~ '" rn 1111 ,
1 tOI\~ ;i!ld jll'<•jllt• II )I,, l\H( )..\ ,1 l"I I
lit· 1·1111ld 11(•1 t.;11 1111 pl.11 llli.; I '"I .;ill
; ,J
!\Ia ra ~ri1d ill' d1dr1 ·l lh111~ ''"·,''"t
nl•go11at1t1ns p 1· es f' 111 t' ii .1
s11nnou ntable gap. but th:1t tli1 r• t·.:1
qu~·5t1on nf ;i lv:ro 11 111\'h 1,11 .. •·:" ti
11·n1111•d fr o111 !lit• l'l11b If(• s:11 I 0·11 lilt'
bi1~1~ O[ 1111:>1 h1s ;ul1·1 ~1'rs !11 ld I 1:1 I.•·
l'Cluld lh•I 111:1\..1• lhc loiin. 111ia·h hr ~.1;(!
11·as 111 tl1e six-figure l';1l 1'g11r1
''Thi• unl.1• lh1ng 1n1ollcd l.' 111.\' '''II
tract.·· T;,irkl'n!on 1n~1~1ed
'The li·frM)\. 190-pountl ~l;1r ll'd I 11·
Giants to lh t'ir bt'~t sea~i·n ~1n1·e l\iti.! l 1
year, a 9·~ 111ark . Ht• ranked third .11nnn;.;
NFL quarlerbacks lasl si·a~on.
Tarkenton \\"A$ t11·1cc na n1ed to 1'11> .\!)-
Southeastern Conference 1ean1 dunn_: 1l1s
career at tl1l' Llt1l\'l'f;,1l) ul 1;, .. 1 ~·1a,
"'here in 1960 he h:HI lhe IM·~I l'Utll t'l. J, 1n
prrccnl:ige. !"lll.4. of :rny c(l!l1•i.:t· pn,~. ·
l!c \\":JS picked 1n tire 1~16 1 dra'i h1 Ii·('
r.11nnt'sota Vik ings and ph1~1·d tho ·r{' l"r
six ye:irs bl'fort' being tr;idt'tl !11 ~. 11
York 1n t!!67 for three dr:ift clio:1·, ~
During his carrcr. Ta rken1 n11 11;'' i::•'l1-
l'd J.008 .1ards in 474 C!UTll'' !Ii-:11>,: II'
to rnane111·t·r in n brokt•u fK•ld 1•11r111'd li•ni
the 11ick1111111c .. Fr.1n tl\r Srr:>nl 11,. 1\:1~
lhe fnrerunner to the CUJ"l'!'l11 1··1 nil
towoird rol!ou1 qu;::irtcrb:icks :1 111! 1111!11,,,:
pockc1s.
Blac l\.ecl P1111t s
I-l e11, Eagles
T(> 25-24 Win
().\hL \'.\'!J r Al') -Phil11rlclphia ·s of.
f1 •1s" .'t'!Wl'd ju~t one l(iurhclo\.\'n. on a 37-
~.ird p;,ss lron1 Pt'te Li~kc to Lee Boug-
i.:,1·"~ IJL1I with tilt· help of tll'o blocked
p•·11ts lhe E::iglcs beat the Oakla;id
1: . .i11, ... ,. 2:i.:!l '.ll ond;i~ night 111 a 7\ational
J 011;1!):1!1 Ll':l).!U<" l'Xh1b1t1un s I' a ~ on
"I' "I';
(1;1: l:uul q11n1 !f'rb:il'k Krn St:ibler, 1111-
1•'" 111 l•\r 1n111rPd IJ:il) lr L:1r~1'1n1ra,
th !"I thr 't' tnu c·hdnwn poi~~cs intlud1ng
l••u 1.1 1 :l1lrul~t' D:tktv 1n the la~t
(i.1,;J' I .tllt'I" thl' Eaglri; had t:ikcn a 25·
JI! ll'i'.d
!:1t.1•)•1u·a. th~· H:i1lll·rs· sta1·111r the !:i~t
f1•ur ~t':l"ot1~. pu!l('d a !('g n1usrle before
lllt' J.:i1111e IJuc the injury w;is nut serious.
fl,. 11:i1rhl'll tht' !\"nt1on11l Football Lt•agllc
11r,·'t'"\.<:011 g;unc 1n .<:trcl'l elothL·~-
L1.~I,(· 11l'!l! :ill lhc 11av 1n his lir.<:t i;an1e
111il1 tlh· EagJ.·s ;111d his tu11cl1d1111ri pas,-;
1•1ll l'l11l01(!l'lphia ahead 111 ~ta_1', brt'aking
.i 10-ll) 1lr 1n !he 1hird qu:1r1cr.
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lleckl. Southern C11lifornia star. grab-
h'..'1 his third gold medallion as he put the
frl'~ting on tbc cake of the 7:45.8 \'iclury
11 , · ·11 {"lipped 2 2 seconds from the one·
\r:"lr·11ld 11 nrld r{'("ord of 7·48 08 by a USA
!t•;•1·1 at Tokyo last Au g. UL
T:1:s 11·as supposrd to be s son1cwhat
pa1r;i11ork USA crew of rnennen lacking
r·.p ;,l:rrs of i\"CA.\ charnpion Indiana and
several ()!her l'(Jllegi;i!e aces "'ho s kipped
Cali to concen1ratc on the National AAU
!lll'et this lllOllth.
B:1! k,d hy triple gold n1 rda! winner
1 ll'ck l ;111d Furniss of Sa11t01 Ann. winner
nf th e 200 and 400 individu11 I inedley, and
frC'esr1·ler ~l r:Conira. f"leck!"s Trojan
tt"anu;i;1lt, 1hr USA sw1mn1er~ yir·lded
onlv onl' gold 1nl'd;il -t0 Ecuador"• .Jn~gr ot1.::;1du in lh l' too hutterlly.
A~ lhe l':in :\n1 pru~:r:u11 hl'g;1n shrink-
ini,: nr;rrrn)'.! t'rrd.i~'s forn1al c!o~1ng
(' ··,.111un.1·. 1hr•·t: sport~ bu11'ed out last
111 ht, \11th the CSA "s shapely syn-
1-l.1\ituzrd ~111mn1111g ten111 frnn1 San
F ;:1•1t"1;,{'o eumpl l'I i11;,1 a s11 l'\'P of three
l">l1t n1l•d;1I~. 1;1k111g tht: lln:il eight-gal
tt"OJ!ll l'0111;:i~·t1t1vn.
Mt"'> 1<7 ~~!tr ~nr-;lylo ~ll•V
! Un···" 5''" •'·rr.<l•"'•"' •to•"<•."""'•~ a"(! "· • ' I .. v1•.,i " < ·1 ••·<>~~ ' ·~ o. b• u~ .. 1> "'~II•. M<B•~n. Hdll, L~mbe•ll. Auy lJ,
h10 J,,, P .. lll'>rf(Q"d 1001.co·u IWlDY ~~11'. r~ 1',i .,, ;~~ ~ ~ ·~; 1. J. iir'~~-,1~''1 df .~'~.'1.0101.;;~i;; ,,
Wom•"'' lOG·n>•1"• are~'"""'" u,1. .. ,f,n·•~c. ~6~, ;ir~. 111.V:;~~~·u~~.~~01"1.l ~1.o .• ~
W"r~·· • •'D nlilor frtH!rl• I Smn10"•. ) , ;07 1P!n Am r•tOrd; o•d
, •• ~·d • J?t, O•JO; M~V~f. USA, 1967). l ~ .. on~.
IJ 'I < l6 1 J. (.ouQM••n, --•·•~•. •·lB.~. ~. Flomor11, /.\•• o, J '·I Me11'• ,.J.o,>t!tr 1ndl>IOu1I Mll<lleV 'Fur• US )l~i(P1nAm1eo,1 0 Oldrf<n1 d, 7 "? fJQunl.'< Pu•••'1 U'A IO~Ji 1 H•COI. U ~ .•
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J oi11e1· Nal}s 3 Pas~e s ;
I-Ioi 1sto11 Cl1tlJs NY, 35-6
lf(ll"STO\ (AP I \\'ide rerCll'Pf
r ·11:1rlie Joiner c0111ghl eight passes f11r
;;;.: .1.1rd~. 1nc.h1ai11.i: !11u fu r tuuchtlo\.\n~.
:u1d part·d 1he Hou~ton Oiler~ lo a 35-6
rout uf the 1'\c11· Yoi;k (:iants in a l\"a·
!1.,a d F1Jntb:1tl League exlubition g:1r11e
:-.t1>11J ay.
.I 1111•r c:iught a Sfi-~·cird touchdo11 11
~t: 11,l' fr.)111 rl•g ular Oiler quarterback
r 11.1rlrv Johnson and a 19·1'<irde r for a ~··11rt' fron1 rookie L~·nn Dickey.
.Ii hn"fln. gc>Ui11g his first start. pla~·cd
•<111." 11 ~ qunr!('rs. but drnve the Oilers on
:i11 11 pla1 , fll}-y11rd n1nr«h. including fil'e
~1r:ltJ,:1iL p;i~s eornplclions for 55 yards.
\, •11,'1t' Cnn1pbcll"s four-yard Louchduv.·n
run r:i11p('d t11r dr11·e
J1 h11s1)n f1n1shed \l'ilh sc1·en strriight
complt•l1nn~ for 126 y:irds, including the
56-yard pa~s to Joiner on the Oilers' se-
cond 1.>rrics.
In thl' second qu:irtcr. A 11-Pr o
linebackrr < ;f'flrgr \\"l'hster plucked s
pass otl lhe fingertips of Giant!;'
quarlerb.'.lrk Bil! Shiner nnd raced seven
yard~ for the Oilers· !hird touchdO\\'n of
the first h;ilf.
Krw -i·or~ frn:ill~· J!Ol nn lhe ~coreboa rd
\l"i lh the first of Pete Gognla k·s two fi eld
goals.
!Jan Pa.~1 nrinl. 1he O!lrrs' No. I draft
pick. ll'aS less th;u1 daz1.l ing in his ;::ip-
pcaroince at quarterback. His p~sse~
11 ~r~ all Ulan ks as he rnisscd several
receh·rrs badl .1·.
In lat<' l1rst·rounrl act rein . ~l·ton<l ~· 1•t1.
1·d Arthur A!lhe i)f ~11:11111 \.\OJ~ 1·~lt'11d1·d In
l11rec sels bt•forr he11 1in.i; i'\tkl.1 l'1l1c 1.f
'l'ugosl111 ia 7.~. ~7. Ii 1 \'t•tt•r:in ~·r·r r!
Stolle cl1d not !are ;i~ v.·t'll 1n ;1 lhn·l·-~rt
batlle. losi nR to lellnw Aust1·a\i:i11 .!ohn
Alexander 5 i, i-6, Ii-I
e Riche,, 'ft>JJS l1·11·i11
Instant Replay for Jets' \V oo dall
Dickey. howeve r. was in1pressive for
th£' second v.·erk in ;i row . He played ell
bllt 33 srconds of tht third quart('r :ind
C'lml)lf'tl'd six of six for 58 \•ards in-
cluding the tou~hdol\-'n to Joiner. '
l ~D I ANAPOLIS. lrrd -Top-l!il'l'dl·tl
Cliff Rieh('y rlisposed or \\'1n lr\.1111, 1\:o ~
in We~tt!rn !ICl.'l10nal r<Jnk1nL:s. 1n thl' t1r-.1
round of thr r\;i11onal l ·1:1~ ('1111!'1'> Tt nn.,
Champlon~hi11:io fl1ond;11. hut Ow 11nal
game 1hrea11·ned lo la,1 :111 :it1ern1'lon
Hichf'y. lhe d1•l1•rirl1ni: C'hamp1on al
\\'oodsloc.:k <.:ounlr} 'lo1h. \.\l'I TI tu 1i1:ihh
p.11n1 r ight t 1nu·~ 111lh 1he ~lu'1h11rn
(:rand Bnp1ds, 1\11• h . pl .11.·r !1• 11•1>
hr.fi lly putting hllll :Ill HI Ii I Ii:'\
Six1h·:-il'l'(lt·d Vr:11 1h Fru Iii •11: Ill ,.f
1'l1llm1. F\11. hllrl thr d1<.rnn1·i>r11njl •·\
! ··nl'lltr ol h11 v111g II b11ll l'ulli!JlM.: 11h•·n
111:.: \II •STEA J), N.Y.
.il:uos1 an 111stanl n'pll1y 01 loist footb:i:l
~r.1~on for !he Ne11 'lurk .Jet.'
tju:1rlrrback .hx· i\a1n:ith h ha<"\.-1111 the
11111trl·rl list ;i1u! Al \\'oodnll 1s lhr ~t:lr!lng
~1~·11:11 caller.
Thcrr's urn· 11llfl'l'Cnr1· fullhllf'~ ~1 .11l
s 11 " !1a!·k
:;.1, 11 the tl·f()[)t 2. 2l!l·!Jll•11Hkr 11h11 ":t~
l<•;uli t1 ~ 111« Anh'l'll':'lll F1111ll>;ill 1'•111·
tt•n•11• r in r11~h1n~ J<t \l ) 1•:ir 1111111 ht• 1111-
1•1•1! h1< 1\rt11li1'~ !t•11do11 o,:.1u1~t lhr lh1f · •• .... ,•
ralo Hills. n1shl'tt fur 32 yartls and grab-
bed a tn11t h1!nw11 pass fron1 '\on1;ith in
ll ~l' Jl't~· t•xlub111un 0111..'ncr -a 23·2 4 lo~s
lu thr Delnut l.uHl~ la~t Soiturday in
T111n11a. Fla
~a111:itl1 , clr1i>r111111rt! 111 prOl't' ··r·m stlll
11.r 1\11 I quar11'rha~·k 1n pro f{)(ithnll." in-
i11t\·d h1~ It'll k!\l'(' :1t!l'n1prit1R 11 h1rk!I'
;1:1d fl!u!J;1!1h 11 .i! ht' ~1d<·lin1·d until n11d·
.\"1111·111111•1'. :\a111.1!h 11ndt't'\.\en1 s11ri;1•1·.1 111
i\(·11 ~u1\.-l:1<l ~unif11.1 for rarttlngt·
11·n1u1 ;ii a11d 11:.::11111'11 \ rep:ur.
,..,., .
''If 1hat J1appc11rtl tu lllt' I dc•1i"I k· 1 ,.,.
"'ha! r \\"Olllil 110:· Snell ('utn:·1, l h i1 ;,I
the Je1s" 1 r:i1n111~ can1p .\lnnd111
"I 1nran. I \.\nrk4•1l likt• ht•l1 I•' l·
;ind ~(I did he St1111··tl:11:~· l1kl' 1t-1 I I • I
JU~\ hlo1v ml' 111ind ·· S·l\'11 ~. 1i
Dt~cri l)('d by Jf'ts 1:0.1(·h \I 1'• h !-" •'
ois tht> '"l>t.'~1 pa.~~ prille• 1r1r 111 ti
nnd thr "cvn1pl1•rc billlpl:111 1 l
f1nishrd nn111n~ thr lop In ru ht , 1 1
fnnll•'r An1rrir!'l11 F!•o:1•· I 1 'i" ,,,
111111·.c: ;ind 111 the 1np JU rt'•" 11 1 1 ~ 1. 1,
t11nt·s.
\\1•.,!!;lll. 1\ho assurnrd 1he ~o.
r1u::tl 1•rbat~ ~lot l;i~t year \\hen ~amath
11111 .. 1· I •. , 11 11~1. s;1y!I he h<is more l'On-
t 111' 110\.\' br~a11sr la!lt year "I had
lh \•·t 11.1llv pl:!yed and hnc! to prove
" .ii 11:.ni;: to 1n~sclf and \he team. Thi.~
~' 1r 1 ~1.1111 1 r~n tll~1y "
~•1• :1 ~al'/ \\'r1odnll "Pro1 ed l<\sl \'eoir he
•1 11ld 1!11 It 11 111ll t;1kr p;i!irncr ·and ht•
1.1 tH tntll 1~•fltt' l\'e'vr J.!UI !n hrlp 111111
i ,.;11 !l-;11 cn11f1drnl'r, but he ~u\ hrs IJ11p-
l1,r11 !.1~\ )t<Jr,"
Scffl by Ov1rttr'
11011\lOn i. I 1• O -)I
N{ .. 'ror• OlOJ -1 ••o"' C•mobf•• 1• run l. Gerti~ ~lc-'·'~l'<ou1 JO•nf' Ut !MU !tom Joftn!...,I, G•rt ll
•IC• "10~> -W•~I'" 11 IMtrCtp'IOn rfturn), Gtrtll
N'r -<'G G~Ol•I )•
'''~• -w111~ !I r..,.,1, Gerti• >I<•
••C• °''" -Jo"'' I t o•u rrom O·t•tyl, G1rMI
NY -.. r. (',~lrO \t
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P ·\10,•ct~ "' ,,,, ~··!·~· ' " '" ru-.:.rts 10" Ya'~' µ•·.·· 'f"
Sl~llt!lct
C, nt1 ' " ~ ' II 1~ )
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Ollttl
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Top U.S.
Surfers
Co111pete
lnv!1attons arc going tiul !ti
~tlrfi ni: a s s n c1 a r1o n s
1/1roughout lhr nat ion for en·
I rant ' 10 lhe l' S. Surlboant
Chan1p1nnsh1p s t1i b(> held in
f!1J nl1ng1on Rra,·11 Sept. !8-19.
A 1n!al of 2:i2 rnlrlc' 1s ex·
pr c1ed ffl r !he L1!h annu;it
chan1p1onsh1ps.
ThP F.aster n Sur f i ng
Assnc1<11111n 1s betnR invited !n
send :12 cn1npet1 lnrs. plus tv:o
n/ lhe nine judges for the cnn-
trst
Tht' 1;u1I, ll ;1 wa1 1, Armed
Fnrce.s and Wester n su r finR
as~oc 1 a t 1nns :ilso ;ire bein,i.: 1n-
v1trr! In send 1eams.
Surpris1 n,i.: tai1'rll rnay ht>
displayed by a tram hundrf'ds
of n1lles fn1m anv ot:ran Thr 81~ Surf Assoc 1aiinn. h;:ised 1n
Tcrnpe, Ani. is being 1nvi1rd
to !'end six enn1pet1 1nrs_
This group praciic{'~ in a
man-n1ade ··sea '' wh i c h
fe aturPs a wave. n1 ;i k I n g
machine lhar r an produce six-
foot rrillf'rs rvery 90 sr conds.
Loral 1;iJrnt will get its
l'hi!ru:e lo <'ritrr the na!ion<il
contrst in a lnurnament being
st <i gcd h,v the c11.v Hrcreation
and Parks Departn1ent Aug.
21 :i.nd 2i. The top 12 co111-
petitors: in (his cnnte.~t will
quali /,v for the national event.
~l nre 1han l00 .000 surf fflns
<t l'P f'.~pPeled 10 view lhc
l'h<1mp1nnsh 1p.~. whirh 11• l I l
brgin r ad1 day :ii fi .. 1n ;i m on
hn!h sides of the municip::il
p1rr.
~£15 ON
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AL WAYS Pro.I/DE
/IN EXCITING//
£VEN!NG-.....
1-:rvin Sur111nr r·r ll nf !1;ir1
~·J;ir·uH\, pres1den1 of !hf'
\llestrrn Surf As11oci aunn. "'111
be lh P hea d judge. 11 Men1])e1·s of Soutl1 1-,ea111
Th is yPar the ru le~ for fhl'.
;r11 ;ini fnr the hc.~t all-around
SUl'f Pr, !hr'. !)11ke Kahanarnfllit1
Award. ha vr bf'cn changed lri
,l!l\'f' rna~l rrs an d j unior:; a
bPlter chanrP to competi> 11·11h
!hr lllcn's rl i\ 1~1nn.
To E111·oll at 01·ange Coa st
The <hamp1nnships ens! !hr Ele\'cn men1hers of !hr
r 1tv abnut $15.MO 1n stagP. Jn Snuth all.star lnntball trcin1
lhe pas! snmr of 1hr rxpensr~ havo;> indicated lhry \vii i enrnll
h;.ivr been defraved h " -.1 Or-angr. Co.<1s 1 Cnl lcgr In
1Pl!'\'l.~1on sponsorship n( 1h·r SPfllP n1hrr.
evrnL F11llrrlnn .li1ninr rnllrgr. fnr
.\n i:ponsor ha s brrn signrrl lhr first tin1e 1n .~rvrra l .1!'11 1"<.,
\'f:'i but ront.ar1 s 1-1•i!h TV .~ta . r;inks l't'C'1nd nn !hr list nf l'nl ·
tionf are continuing ~ whcrf' N'1rll1 ;inrl Sm11 h
pla_l'r rs h<n P \ndica1r rl ;i
Deadline Se t
For Signups
IVPdnrsd;i \' ls thr final d;iv
fnr rrgistratinn 111 the in·
;:i ui:1 1r;il ll uolin ~ton R r a r h
Surfing crinJf'sl In he helrl A u~.
21 an r! 22
Sur·frrs. rrsiriin11. in Hun·
I 111glon Rc<i r h. S(>al Be;1ch.
Sunsr t APRrh. Fnuntl'li n Vallr y
;inri \\'e<;ln1111sll'r \\'hfl ha\'r nol
qu;il ified for Sep!emher's 11<1·
trnn;il rhan1plnnsl1ip~. 1 ;in
q11ali fy \1·ilh a victor~· in any
one nf the :;1x rlivisions nn 1;i p_
Thr ent ry fee i~ $:! r rr
rrri;on and !hr six frf'rstyle
rlivi,c:;1onc:; inrlurlr SC'nio r.~ 1 n1f'n
l'i ;ind fl\'Prl, mastrrs (mf'n 2.~
In :14 1, mens 111! tn 24 1. ltu11nr,c:;
!hrvc:; I~ In !7 1, and wnmrn
l<ln\· a~r i
F·'.ntr\' for n1s arr ;i1 a1lahlr ii!
!hr l111ritingtnn Brach RP(Tf'<l -
11n11 Depal'\n1f'n! anrl ri l I
~1irfhnard shops
rn111r('1 1111ln 11 111 1.~kr rL1rr
~I 1hr Plld of C~nlrlrn \\'rs!
~Jrr'r! 1n !!11n11ng trin R.-:irh
hrL!i nnin~ iii Ii am e.<1rh rla ~'.
chnirP_
r\inl' n1r 111hrrs nr thr l\'flrlh
IPam will a!lrnrl F.rr
r;nJrlr n \Vrsl :inrl S;inl;i An;-1
1·nl!cge~ ra~·h ha l'r six ii!l-sl ;ir
pl;iyers w h i 1 f' S;iddlch:<rk
rn rnll rr ~ ln!ii l fnur· Cnk!rn
\\'rsl has fou r plii yrrs no thr
:o;out h 1r11 m and lwn Nr11·1h
1nPn1bPrs
Topping thP list nf O('('
pl a.vcrs in !hr l(.'ln1r iirr
hiilfh:it k \,;irt h \V 1sr nf 1!11n-
t1ng!0n Rcarh anrl rlrfr ns11·c
bark Tf'rr,) i\1cN.<1y nf F.d isnn
01hcrs hciidr rl fnr· nee
inrlurlcrl 'lU<-!r tcrhack~ f'u!'I
Thnmas 1Estanci:i \ anrl All'1n
\Vhitf' !Nr"'por! H ar h n r \ :
l1ncmr n Senti S !" h ;i e ff r r·
i \Jewpnrl 1, r a 1 S\\'crtland
rr0~t;.i ~1 es;i l, ral Shnrri;
1 ~::;1anria 1 anrl thrr r frnn1
r-.1;irin;i ~ 0 ;-1\·e .!ack~11n. Rnh
\Vil! ;inrl S1rvp ~1nniihiin .
Tl1r laltrr. ;; ci ua rlrrh;irk
for thr \'1 k1 n~s lasl sra~o11.
I\ ill hr 11 "Phi rere11·rr ;ii
Or:ini;:P Coas1
F;d ii;nn Q11:irtrrtr;ir k .lrrT\'
Hinn1nsa lnp~ 1hr l1"t nf <1\'
i::11int: In (;nldPn \Yrsl Othrr<;
1nrli1dr h<ilfb;ir).; R;inri_\' f'nhh
I r ;icif 1!"a I, rf'('f'l\'l'f~ I, I' I'
Frirdf'rsdorf ;:inrl Rnh 1\;i1srr
nf ~:~1ancia and linemen Mark
Hngrri; < Ranchn Alamitos\
anrl R1rk Ran1ig 1(;ardPn
r.ror r \ Thc lal trr l"'O arP
n1 !'111hr1·~ nf the Nnr!h ICiim ,
Tl1f' :-inu th qllHl'I('! liCkl'trri
fnr S;iddlrback i n c \ u d r ~
rrrr il·r r Rnbh~1 11 a u p f' r t
1 \.1;iJf'f !1ei I and linen1cn Rav
("c1n n11 vo 1 S an Ctrn1en!"'·
/'1·1;irc Padbury (Tus!in\ anrl
.Ji n1 Nrin ry tMfl lrr Df'1 1.
/I tn1111 nr :rn 11( 1hr fin
plr!\f'r.c:; will rnrnl l al Orangi>
C:n11nl~1 jun1n r c_ollrgP,<; 1-1•i1h 17
nthr ri; chr.nsin~ f n l1 r -.V ,. ii r
~(·hnol s FivP pla!<'·ers are still
11ndr r irlcd_
SOUTH
"''"""" (n••t '"'t '""''"" r .1 '"""' IE"""'"!. Alvin Wn•!•, Senn
Scn~•I'« I N•w~~" ''"1>~•11 Te"v
M<11~• l ~<ll•nn l; G•"" W<t• (Hll••
!i~~lnn /\'""''• lllclo; HM hll~trl 1 r~"" '"'" V•"•••· P•• Swt~ll•nd ((n'1• M••• D•"• .J••~•on. Boe Will, ~""'
Mnn,•n•n IM""""'
(,nlnen W~" Jt<rV Hin~'"'"
tf~·,nnl: R•nNv (nl>n <l'•co!1tol; \,o•
F"rC'-'C"'' P.ob ~•hor IE•t•ncl••
~·~~"I>•<• lie~ """""" J'"' ""'"' (M•''' f.l.,1, ll'•v C•n••VQ (~•" (l•,.,•~l•I M•rc ~&~l>!l<Y 11,..,;nl
I•"'' An• lnhn """'• Jn~•
n •>l•n 19""' G'•"~•h ¥•"'1> M"••
<'4t >!•"•"""" <M~••• r:>rol,
r 1~wl l~~nlo ,O n•)
wn.11 1•• -
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i-;.,~., I
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D•l' I Unn•r•n•" I( m W•'' ICn•I•
M•\0 1. l n"Y W1 ont !~onl ••ool "IORlH
f;nln•n W•,r
lll•r-cno "'"'"''"' ,
P oul Sondln1 d
!GMo•n G•OY'I
~ ... 1~ .....
ID••nO •I
F11ilf rlOO Ml~• (nur<Mwor ~ I
l()oono•I; To•" T ~•nl• 11\,.ol. !I.ii
l omm••n'•n i\•,••1•1 D••• D•l1n•'.
\onv MOIMP• llnM•I< l....,,. B"'""'
!An•l••"nl, ~'••• Bu,lonn~» "''"'"" 8oN•w l~unny f<·ll••1 \••'Y llo<n
I ~•vonno 1.
(vM •" M ••• M"•l+•t, (_ W
Ml I"'"'" iW~""'n l 5••nlo•d Brod 1-'lllrn•n ISo<>•'~I
N•w 'lo•~irn Jltff ll•Y•"· ~Iv•• E'"'"' /too,.1 (olnr.on Hnw.,rl L•"nn !Snnn••I
C•I Poly IS•n L"'' o~•·••l ri ..... Fnrri 1son.,••\, S•v"' H"'o•• 1Trn•'
N •"'•~·•• r'""' Mii"" IS•v•nn~I Tul•• -Jim M<(ull•v !An•n•lml
!i•n"' S••to D•n Sl•tl••v
ll'l••no• l
H•<vord -I'•! Mc•n•ll• !Y•"•
r .. " c"'I>"~" Sto •• 1An•l1••ml
U(l" ••II !l•oonr< r\.,o•to 11 Nn"'' ~"~"'°" 1Jln&"'""I Un~•ci~•~ -ll'lc• Em~· IW••'""'·
Mn:. ~""'~'~' 1 1:0~,,.~, ~'"' r"""~ !l • '1•~·•1
l{ugby 1'eam in Exhibition I
The l nH:Orn n1~hy fno1h;;il1
lr;i111 tif Hun1 1nf:!.lnn 8c:1rh wtll
p 1·1·f11rr11 iii half\1mr of lh P Lns
Arlc_('ls Ranl.~·Sfl n n l I' g o
Ch;ir-~r r~ p;o.h1bi!1nn NFL game
Frirl;iy. S{'rt :1 ;ii;:a1ns t an ;ill.
~1:1r 1r.irn frnm l ..o.~ Angel r.~
Thr l 'n1c(lrn~ ;i re rurrcn!lv
h.>111 111i:: :i -"c r 1r~ rif rh nir~ :1111'1
pr;ir11r P ~P~~1nn~ ~t F:disn11
H111h Sr hnnl In Hun I 1n1:tnn I
Rr;irh "11 h lhr nr xt sc.•.$1 11 n
Sunri;"J,\' lron1 I 10 :1 :10
l nt rrr~IPd rugh,\ pla ~er'~.
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Ba,seball Standings VOLVO
A\IERlCA:\' LEAGUE
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DEAN LEWIS
1966 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 646-9303
540-946B Modern & Complete Servicti & P,.r+s Dept.
Modern Body Shop for All C&r&
Orange County'~ Largest and litost Mo dern To,vota ind Volvo Deal er
OYllllAI Dlll\'IRV -''lCIALISH
1971 DEMO
t •l SEDAN 2144
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'71 COROLLA
SPIC/Al $1777
Lew M1l•1. DEMO . .a-o ~~J
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TOYOTA CILICA '"· CPI. IMMIDIATl DILl\'llY
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DA.Tl Y Jill CIT 17
Brown Tabs ThomasatQB; Football
Tickets North Favored Over South On Sale
By ROC.ER CA RL • ..;ON
01 !ht Dally l"la.t 11111
Coach Phil Bro'<'·o of the
South surpriserf 11 pres $
g11thering at the Sadd leback
lnr. Monday with thr <i n·
nouncement that Jo:st11ncia's
Curt Thoma s would be the
starting quar1 erba r k for his
Rebels in additio n to ma in·
huning lhe safely pos1t1on in
the defensl\'P ;>Jignrn{'nL
Brnwn ha d m a 1 n I a i n e d
earlier thaL 1he qua rt erback
slQL was up for grabs between
t-Aison H1gh"s Jerry J-l 1noi11.~a
;inrl New port Harbor's Alvin
Wh ite , ;inrl th11t '!'homtls, one
t1 f s e v en a v ail;:1.b l e
qu;ir!erbaeks on the Sou th
rn.~ter. "' o u l rl contenl rale
m'1stly nn the drfensive .~idP.
Rrnwn's fnur-po1 nt underdni;:
side n1ects its ad versiiry
1'hursda y nii;:hl al. Orani;:r
Coast Cnllrge fn the 12th an -
nua~ Or;inge Cnun1 y All-star
football garne.
Kickoff is slat{'d for 8
o"clock with !ickets ?.vailabl r.
;it 1he gale or at any spor1ini;i;
gl'JOds st0re.
''Th is lsn'l a case of putt ing
an,vone down, rather it's a
casf' of putting nne pl11yrr up.
··c url hns iin 1Ht\'anlage. too,
h<'<'a usr hr 's n1ore at hnn1c
\\'llh our 111fcns1ve sysll'lll In a
g?..rne si1ua1Jon.
"Aflrr rev irwini:: thr su111
to tal ol our pr<H'liccs we r;1;ne
tn the dr1·1si11n \h;il Cu1·1 has
d11111· the hi>s! joh.'' sa id lhc
r\i>hf'I ho~"-
The bal<inl'e of 1hc Soulh of.
f1•r1.~ive $E luµ 1nclurlcs Hun-
1lng111n Be;irh's t:ar1h \-\'isr at
t;Jilh11 r·k. Fnunla1n V;illry's
n it•k ll;irtsf11•lri ;i\ fullh;ick
ii llrl S?.::ldli·l:J~l'k's R r ~'an
/'11 yriirle ;it fl;i nk1'1".
:\r ll'pnrt'$ 1;ra111 l:clkrr is
~t il l h<tnrlll'ilpflrrl !rnn1 an 1n-
jur \ ~ust;iined 1n the Shrine
fnolhall ~Rml' <ii 1 ..... ~ Angele.~
8LACllWAU-
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6.50-i3 12~.so 1 1s_9~
"7.00·13 $21.00 123.00
6.95·14 $21.~0 123.50
ft1c mnrial Coiiseum and is nol
sla!ed to sl arL
"\\'e're h1Jpeful that he"ll see
plenty of sciion, but at the
mon1ent we 're going with Rob
dcL?JJCellolti 1M11\er Df'il 11t
offensive r ig.ht gua rd and John
Dys la in 1 Bo!sa G r a n de )
defensively," ssys Brown.
The SQuth mentor also con-
firrncd that his team will nnl
sei> any fur ther contact action
un!il gamelune.
And he had son1r in·
formation fnr the fan tn·
teres led in the inrli\•1dual ba l·
tie shaping up 111 lhe hnc pJ..,.,v.
"We're slar11nR DA v e
.Jack~on (Mii ri na l al nffensl\'r.
ri ght tackle and lhe fans
~hnuld ~ee a hellish ballle
brL"·ef'n him <ind
Str ve Bustanoby
H tllsl.
the North 's
(Sun n y
1'11on111s, ~lyrat·le and \\1i~P
are thc onl:v player$ inked !o
.~l ?•·L b<11h wA vs wilh all thrl'e
opr ral1n.i: in' the rl Ptensi\'e
bat:kflclrl.
\\1ise anrl Myracle will flank
sa fe1yn1an Thoma~.
North Coach Evasive
About Tean1's Chances
The scent"> was rcn1ini~1·1'11! $[lflr!~wnlt>rs l'.'lllrd 1\ 11 22-1;)
('If psist luncheons prior \\l !hf' \'errl1<t fn~ :he North.
<innuat Nnrth-Sou1 h Orange Hic ks rr1,0r1ed no injunl's In
Countv Atl·~l11r fnn1ha ll Ri-Hlle
vo'ith 1he Nnrth mPnlnr inain· h 1~ tert111 's Sa turday st·r in1·
tain1ng a ""'e'Jl shnw up·· al-nuige at La llabra 1!1gh and
titude. µre-:;rnled an o£fcnsil·!" lineup
Coa eh Frank lli•·k~ II r th:il iiK·lu de s the [.I);, r :I
Sonor;;i, like hi s pred,•ct·ssors tandcn1 nf fullback lin1 f:yers
wt10 l1a1·e su nk the South 011 ;ind tailh;1c;.; ::'tel'e Eli\111.;,
nine of l l 11Ccii~ions. pre~enlrd The 1wn are headed 111.-th'.!
<in evasive front 1111d \\'HS for Un1ver.'i i\y u( New Mrx1c11 lhi -.
l he n1 n~1 part, non-eon1n1ittal t 11 11 I) range 's t-.! 1 k e
aboul his 1r:1n1·~ cL:i r,r'{'~: In l'hurcl1 \\'ard h11s bcC''l tabl:Jrd
n1akr it an even 10 ,.,•11 1~ for to st:irt n1 quarlerb:i('k wilh
Tickl't!I ror Thur~day n11ht"s
12th ;i r1ni1al Oranj{e Cnu nly
North-South ;ill-star (ontball
11.a n1e at Orange Coast Colleae
ArP available <il ~\·en area
otJ11e ts.
The annual til l i~ a eharily
affair played for !he bf'nf'fil rif
the Chi ldren·~ Hospital nf
OranRe County. To ds!, nl'er
S52.000 has been do nated to th~
hosp ital ,
T rrke1 .~ arP priccrl at S2 SO
fnr ;idults and SI for children
12 years and undr r.
The du('als are a\'ailahlP at
!he following area lnc11tion!I:
COSTA MESA Harr's
S1}11rt ing Good~. 5.1R Center :
~fr. Costa Mesa, 1850 Harhor
Rlvd,: t.~tancia Hi,i:h, 232.1
I 'lac('ntia.
OBANC ~: C 0 AST COL·
Lr·:C E 1 Bonk !ltnrr 1, OCC
('8!npu$. 2701 rairvif'W Road.
Cns!a l\1cs11.
l.Al;UNA B~~ACJI -Sports
\\lorld. 290 Broadway,
NE\\1PO!lT BEACH
Neal's Sporting Goods, No. 27
F<ishion l.~land.
SAN CLEMF:NTE -S:i n
Clcmenle Sporting Goods 1.nd
Camcra Shop. 20!1 Del Mar.
The Nor th hold.'1 • 9-2 edge
in the .~eries.
rhC' V;ln~(t':< as Th11r:;f.;11··s Sn1111r11 's Rr 11 r1 l-IJ11n1:i n at
1
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k1ekllfi ; .. ~1•1-,s at nr.'!11~ .. · Cc,ast h.~eku:>.
(;ollcg , Cl1ui·1·h w;1r d w;is st·IL' 'lld as LEASING
"[ h1~pe \\'C eun n1al..;> it i•;. th~ llae;.; 1•f thr ~·ear in Or ;;1 1g» t rre.~t 1io.•, 1.:1h all th '••' hi.c ('01111\'.' tol,oll'ing c·onclur.1-111 ,,f SALES
Sou1h 1 .. u•b:11 krn;. rt·gul.ir :·l·~ plil\' 11 1• the
I r!"lll't' lht·Y lia11r 1'~ J\!i-()r:lll ~l' Cr·\.!1;t,Y Spor1 .;,11 nlrrs SERVICE
f'IF pldVt1·; <oild l\'t' 11111·,1 h?".t' /\S~<H't:·•1 ii111
fivP . .'\nrl we'\'e been h;t prPl 0 1• And, 11 ·:h S;iv;u1n;i-s Fr;ink
li<trd wil h illJlH'ir s." 1;;11.rPltd lll ;r;,on up1°1·ali11g ;1t Wlil::b<J t·I.;,
lh{' :-.~onlif'r11 ~t'll(·l':i l _ his :t>:11n·s \·ersalilil\' is
11 \l<J :: llcr\' lh:.il S1_iu:li ci.;11 Ii cnl1;111<_•rtl Mii700 1ras a h11:
l'hil Hr111".:1 intl'rit'l'!l'd, "It s 1•;ind1d:1le for qllarterb;irk un-
gelling he;ivv."' .:i nd 1 1u111w 111~ Il l lhr ~·11 1 H·l1
l;i1rr the Nnrlh \\'iiS 111~t11l:rd 1 ·1iu1·(·i1v.-a rrl's pr 1 1r. a r y
;i<; a fut11"11ni111 !;n ·onl e lo l ;u·g,.t~ 1vi!I be /'11a·1on anrl $p\1t
d1spn,<;r ••f the Tl r hf'I.'. <'nrl D::in SlaUrr~· of Orangr .I
lmmtdt11I• OeliYllf)'
PLfASE Cl.~l ~~0-110.
The :l<;~Ual enmpn~i:e s1·11:-r :1ln11g >A1 lh li ght €nrl Ed C08TAMES-'
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$34.00
$38.SO
S29.00
$32,00
Generals
Best Nylon
Bias PlyTire
General Jet-Air·m
95
s.1e 6 ~0.11 p,,., 11 ;(,
f ~~ [·· T~<
s.1e 6 ~0·1 3 p,.,, S! 16
f11d, E•-1 A(
4•ply nylon cord
• Famous Dual T1rar1 D"S1Qn • Durageri!Pl Rubber Tread
• Conloured Shoulder 1o r S1 ab1 l1ly
9.15·15 S48.50
·-.~itewalls 11~~ilable on ly !n twln·s1ripe
i~hese and some o1her si:es.
lt~IN CH£C~.'' S~ould °"' t l!f)fll, •I •O"'• .. , •• .,, .....
"In ·~~·I dU""0 ln•o ... no, w• wHI ~o••<ll ony l>•dt'I l!i•GM
"'""' lor !u!u•• ~e1,,.ry 11 II>• Jtd,,.rl<ttd p•ICt , -
FRONT END ALIGNMENT
01ir ipeci.!!isli. corrtc:t
c11 ter, c.tmbtr, foe-in,
tof!.out. ln1p1ct •nd 11d-
ju1t iteer;ng .
HIGH ¥1Slt1LITY YILLOW
TENNIS BALLS
VACUUM rACK
O~ J IALLS
51.98
rg I a nera ire ... ,':':.:: ' ~ COl'lfUJ!1!1v1 ry O!ICfld flt tndfll)*fldt'll Cha e ·1 t Ge Ir· ~--· ---P11ttd•1thown1!Gll'lf1r1ITort •IOIH .
....... • ~--.... oe111ers dotpl l y•no ,,_. Gtner11 &lfl'I.
GENERAL
TIRE
DON SWEDLUND
Coast General Tire
Ill W11t 1 fth, C11t1 M111
l'h11'11 S40•5710 er 141·SOll
AVERY
General Tire Service
11••1 f11(1l 11•4 ., H1~tl1111e11 .. ech
""Cl"t 141·1110
GENERAL TIRE ••• GOES A LONG WAY TO MAKE FRIENDS•--------
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Ja DAILY PILOT
Area Tri o
In Rowin g
Triumph
A trip to Cope.nhHgen. Den·
mark i.!I tht-nexl order of
businf'S!I for thf' 1wo-rnan .,..1th
couv.·ala learn ol Butch Pope.
Bob Newm11n and 1 l·year-old
Thcgn Putman in the Euro-
pean Rowing cha1np1onsh1ps.
The Orange Coas\ area CQrn-
bination. undl'r thP Long
Reach R ow I n g Association
bannt'r, wnn the riat1on11I
championshJJ)S in 1he two-1nan
·with co xs.,..·ain category Sun·
da ~· al Belmont. NY.
Pope and Bob Ne"'tnan ;:ire
ex-Orange Coast C fl 11 e g e
athletes ""hile young Thegn is
the son nf Costa Mesa ·s Dick
and Dianne Putman.
Drag$ R e t 11r11
Drag racing returns In
OrangP County Jn1erna tlonal
Race~·11y this SahJrday "'llh
the fourth annual Ann1v('rsary
R11ce or \\'inners.
Featured are top r u c I
<lragsters, funny cars and an
;:ieroba!1C ~xhibit1on by Mira
Slovak .
SCCA sports cars look O\'er
the regular schedule of drag
racing at OCIR last Saturday
and Sunday.
The two-day reg ional race
for championshp points in-
cluded 1•irtuallv everv type or
road race ma Chiner:-o. -from
tht open·wheeled for mula cars
to tht larger muscle Corl'et-
trs. ~1ustangs. Cobr;:is and
Camaros of the big bore pro-
<luction category
The most hlghl.v cnntes!er:I
raN' v.·as the formula \"re rnn-
test.
Eventu;:il \O,'innrr Rif"h;:ird
Repogle of Hunlington Rr;ich
and runnerup Ron l)iond11.·rird
of Whi tt ier s1agrd riuitr a bal ·
tie th roughout the cl'rnt.
Repogle ne vP r l e d
Wood 11.·ard by more than one
~ond and the fin;:il n1argin of
vic!orv "'::IS a sciln! h;itf
M.'Cond Repogle was artuallv
a half car len,i::th l>eh111d \Vnod-
w;:ird goin.R: inlo rhe l1n;il lap
hut wa~ ahle ro t'f'lme from tx-.
hind fnr The checkerrrl flag
01her 11.·innt>rs included D.
sport~ rac1n,e: l\n SC'dans -
De.an Sm11h f Tu s t i n I :
Formula ABC and S\I -Stt>1'e
Cole 10range1 ; r.11 production
-Ste11e Grant 1Los Angeles!:
Formula Ford -D;il"e ~tear!
'Fullerton); Er prochic-tion -
Sam P ont i cr tNort h
Hollywood r: CD production. B
~dans Da ve Beckstead
(San Bernarcl lnn!.
Coln Flip Sel.
A flip of a coin "·ill decide
"''hich boxers will he thP finil l
tieadliners on !hP all ·sl:i r ring
card at the An11hr.1m Con-
ventioo Centl'r Sa rurd;:iy night.
The two IB-rounder!ti -Mike
Quarry ''S Ch11ck Hamilt on
11nd Armando Muniz \"~. l ri.~h
Gil King -on their own v.·nuld
be ~rong eno11gh tn hr a
sin.1tlfl main r1'l'nt on mo.~t
fiizht pro~rams
Promoter Don FrasPr will
tos~ a silver dnllil r a1 the
11.·e1izh in schPd ulC'd at 11 a m.
Saturday at thr Elles huil1lini::
In df'cidr ,,·h1rh bnut 11·111 stilrl
at 10 o"clf)('k
ThP Anahrim ~ho1.1' i::,ri~
undrr 11.·ay <il II with an r1ght-
rnunr.lrr !){>\11.·Prn 1 r g h I
tiravy .... ·eight.~ J lu,i::o Torti'~
l\nlron 1 ;:ind Larrv Cruz I Salt
Lakr Citv l. Thr\" ~rr('ntlv bat-
tlrd 1n 'an C'Xr1 l1ni:: dr~w <it
S an I a ~1 n n 1 r ii C 1 ,. i r:
Aud itorium.
A SpC'('lal exh1h111on boul
f Pa!ur1ng lhe :"in. 2
hP;i\'~·wris;!hl C'nnlPndcr Je.rry
Qu<irry v.·ill rnun .... ·.
Then comes the first of lhe
11.1·0 main evrnl~
TiC'kc\s . pric,.d ;it Si ~. $~
and S3 arf' on ~alr at rhP ron-
\'Cnlion rcntrr hnx nff1cc. all
TickP!ron ootlrts. The F"nrun1
11nd Hank'11 Llqunrs in Santa
Ana.
N!W '71 CHEVY
CLEARANCE
N..,. • ...... e C•111mr•
c-..1. • .1.w1 °'""' .n.
-• '72 CM..-, •"' •11 "" ..... -.. ''""' _, ......
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Lew , "9w .... ,._ .... ""'"'' ....... ,,__ .......
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Barons Captu1~e Polo Title;
Downey Nabs AAAACrown
A11cl1or So11th All·Star L~ne
Orange County all·slar classic. Heffernan is a guard
and Kemper pla)IS tackle.
Fountain Valley High School
won the AA aum.-ner watu
polo chari\pionship 1t Costa
Meaa High School Monday
night by defeating Servile, 13--
1. in the final game of the
year.
Fountain Valley closed out
the !Umme-campaign with a
perfect record of 7-0 with
Marina'! Vik.ingJ in secood
place, one game oU the pace
at fi...I.
Meanwhile , in the AAAA
circui t at UC Irvine, Downey 's
altd Kurt Westerfeld had five
to pace the victors. Other
scorers for the &irons includ·
ed John Burton .1nd Jerry
Asire with one each.
Mar1n1 wa11 paced by hot
!hooting fo rward Rob --"-' k l tllOr "1·-~u "'""' !"'"" Mill> Diii Mt•• ........ cit l~lt ,,.,.,, Gt..,.• ..
• ' • l
' ' • ' ' • '
powerful Vikings w.allud off Foun!•'" Y.11.,
w t l •••
th h •-· • INl•ln• • 1 ' ' wi top ooors, SJ.Ml with an 'd'""' • t
undefeated slate, 7-0. In the t~0~•1><• ~ :
final game Monday evening, t1::l:i; "1•111 I :
Downey defeated Cotta Mesa, -'::C"'o'-=-------'-c'_
10-3, to win over second place Robinsoo with eight goa ls.
Newport Harbor by • aingle Robinson's bin1e paced the
game. Vikes to a 13-$ ·victory over
Fountain Valley and Marin• Edison.
used tht number 13 to ad· Other Marin& acorer~ In-
vantage in po6ling vicl.Oriu eluded Doug Dunn with two
Monday at Co11ta. Mesa in the while Hal Bennington, Ken
AA circuit. King and Mike Primt each
Fraak Browne hit ii:1 goals ha d .1 ~ingJt tally.
For Los Alamitos
Racing Entries
~ &lat1111M •llffW• ,.,, TM141'
"'""· "· ttn Clol•t & Plft. l'lnl "11 f:l.11 1.t11.
U R .. ftll'f -.. hi I tM ,.CH '' •••d• ....... -fltl .....
•1•IT 1.&CI -ll4 v•tdo. t v .. , old """!dem Dr~ In C1llJ. Cll!ml...,, PutMI
Sll tlO. Cl•lml""' 11rk o n 50ll.
'" "' "' "' :s "'
F ar E d is on , P i t
Moorehouse with three and
Pat West with a pair did all of
tM Charger scoring.
San tiago High posted its lone
\'ictory cf the summer cam·
pa ign over Mis.sion Viejo, 1 t-1
conquest.
For the Jo.sing Dlablo!, John
Breh n had two goals with
Steve Lyle, Bob Sturgeoo and
Mark Andrews hilling one
each. In the other AA game
Monday evening Ill clo~ out
the summer schedule, La
Habra defea ted Troy, +-2.
Jn winning lhe AAAA tJUe,
Downey had little trouble with
the M111ilang1 of Ccsta Mesa
High Mo™'ay nigh t, IU-3. In
other games in lhf' UCI pool.
Ne.,.,·port assured itself of 1eo
cond plact with a 12-3 victory
over Garden Grove; Fullerton
defeated C<irona del Mar, S-5 ;
and Sunny Hills t o p p I t d
Lakewood, 7-5.
Scoring for the Newport
~ailors was dividffi fairly
evenl y. Jay Farrar hit four
goals while Chuck Robertson
and Pa.ul Lindrolh had lhree
11piece. Steve Smith • n d
Jamt:t Wilcox had 1ingle
goaU.
Brian Mill ich paced Corona
with two.
For Cost.a Mesa, Ma I t
Waidelich had • pair of 10.1ls
and Mike Holli&ttr hit for •
singlt I.ally, f'orrncr ~later Dei llii;:h stars Pat }lrffernan (left)
anrl Steve Kemper are slated to see a great deal of
action for the South in Thursday's 12th annual i:.![~k::1•f ~.,.1:.~1er~ .. d I
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A11d er so11
l\lai11 tai11 s
No. 1 Spot
Anaheim 's t.1;irtv Andrr.~nn
m;:i1nt;:i1ned his lrarl in 1hr sr-
cnnd ~essinn of 1hr "71 f1n:tls of
the Wes1 Cnast ~l al<"h Ganie
Elim1n;:i11ons i\l !"fnd;iv night at
Knna J .. 1n£'~. hut Cn5ta Mes:i's
Fred Oou¢ierly droppt'd from
sef'nnd !n fou rth.
Anderson. for !he ~cnnd
-....ttk in a row. Failrd tn oolch
an llOO block ~ but still re·
mained comfort ably nn top. A
779 series and a pair of 11.·ins
!Pach worth ~ bonus pin~)
pu.~hecl Anderson 's 44-i:ame
1ournament !otal tn 9,:137 -
1 ~7 pins ahead or his nc;irest
ril'al.
Dougherty rolled ;:i 791
series !173-268-171·1791 and
c1-1plured a p;11r or w in~
In .~e('nnd spot i.~ drfrndinj!
champi0n Gary ~1.:tdi.~nn nF
:;;;in Rr rn.:trdinn. Hr h::irl ;i
stai:geri ng 728 h!o('k -but
still mnved up to lht' No. 2
posi1ion winning three
Rames. ~fad ison has 11 9.190
total. just 90 pins ahrad nr
se1·rnth plal'e in the rightly·
bunched firld.
San DLl't:n'S Tnn1 Thurbrr.
blanked the opening night nr
the finals, roared back "1!h
three ~·ins ~·Ith an Sfi2 tntal 1n
Jllmp from nin!h tn third w1lh
9 1111
S;1t11a r\na's \\";i\\I' \\.ap:n!"'r
n1:1(Je rhr b1~1?:f'~l 1urnp, mn v·
1np: fr0m \3 to fifth wrt h an fl.19
S{'flf'" and four vir·iorit>s. f'"' l ow••• Cl•v Pin•
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1l l •ttv Nn•ll•t•om. """~f•f" t '411
1' L omat K...:~, Jl'e•""' e,wtl
15. J•>' l'11b•""'"· Sonto Su••n• 1.109
16 Slo•t SC'f>wo•llH t t. Pom""" 1.11'
Nutrilite Suffers 2nd Loss;
.S~ldo C•lldV IW1ho"l ~•n"o Olndv {MOttllOlll P•ll• C~IC CS1ffd) l •dv Lindi LOii C 0'0v•'1
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Monarchs in 38-31 Victory
11COMO llACI -.al •lfdl. , VN •
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Mud tn y.,.,, E•• 0•••••1 PAll..,·1 (laf !A8•1•l
O••t• J eno Cllo,.1ml OttP Ton'11 ((1rdo>•l
Al!IO ll•n -111111 '"' l id. Suo•H~d )l\d. l tr'1ch A110lnt. loni!r Dre•, Srr11Clltll -llaMe nlno Wind.
l lCOllD lllAC I -""V•fd l. 1 VNt
l ido I. uo. Jollowu1c u . ~UtH lllOO.
Southern Plas!i(' Mold <'On·
1inued In WPave a ma,e:ic ~pell
o\·er .\1utri!ite in the. Costa
~·les11 s u 01 ni er basketball
leag ue J\l onday night b y
pos11ng a lil ·59 victory in ac-
tion nn lhe S<luthern California
College courts.
Nutr1lite 1s lca<ling the flpen
circuit w1 lh a recerd of nine
victories and two defeats.
Bnth losses havt. C<Jme at the.
hands nf SPM 'with Steve
Chldley pacing the victors
f..londay wit h 20 po ints.
Jn thr 1"Lher Rame Monday
night. Wilson Ford cnntinucd
to hold a firm grasp on second
place in the circuit ~landings
with a coov1ncing 63-52 \"ictory
over Long Beach.
Jim Gillespie hit for 1.1
pointll for the victors. the
largest individual point lnlal nr
the evening. He 11.•as aided hy
Brian Ambrozich's 16 and tl
frf'lm Jim Conk li n.
Conflicting Reports
011 Area Albacore Run
1,onfl icl!n,e: reports (\fl the
alhacore run Monday brought
about a guess on the movt'-
n1cnl of the longfin.s From the
4:l-n1ile bank.
Dana \\1harr Sportlishing
landinR and Davey 's Locker
nut 0f Nrwport rach reporlrd
R sln11.·1ng or the run while
1\rr's 1.andinR had a si7.eable
Cill<'h lhr sa n)e da y.
Oilna \\'h;:irf reports 22 Fish
for .11 pasSi'ngrrs w h 1 I e
f)a1 r)'S h;:id \6 albal'ore for ~
p<i.~sen~rrs Art's r. ii n d i n g
brnugh! l'.16 fish rn g;irf \l'tth 41
angleri. 1•1 arid hope fnr a con-
1111urd gond run of the prize
OCl'tl!l f1d1
~!f'anwhilr. ::ill landing~ in·
rJ11d1ng thr ft1cCullah hr others
at Hun!inJ.!ton AC';ich report
good local fishing with 11 show-
ing or barr;:icuda of lrgill sizr
h1t11n,e: fnr half-da y boat
;inglC"rs
R.1ss fishing in local w11!ers
ron1inu('s tn lead !hr catch,
howe ver All landing.~ are
brinRin_R in near limit <'atrne~
of bas11 with ha'ries ~pou~· and
!(lme bonilo brginnin i;: lo
.!!how.
Carl ftl cCullah reports that
the Sundav night twili ght
special oui of Hunt ing!nn
Beach broughl b;ick 15 limit.~
nf bass lor !hat m ~ n y
passengers.
llr also reports a gnod n.in
of halibut recenllv with ~ome
fish running to 25 ·poundt.
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to<ult•. II bonito. "' <:•IO<O h•"· ?00
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found it ye t. Your travel
agent knows the way.
1:10 Ml (E•cept Sun.); 10:00 .m,
t:oo pm, 4:45 pm (0.117); 7:00 pn
CFrldly end Sunday).
Sleve Popovich hit 17 in a
losi ng cause for Uing Beach
while t e a m m a t e Doug
Franklin had 11.
Otl~r lop scnrers for SPt.1
incl uded Joe Dav with J4 and
Dave Murray ....;ilh 10. Brian
Kniff was high lor Nutrilite
~·•th 16 followed by Gordy
Marlin wit h 15.
J\1aler 0t1·.s Monarchs won
their lllth vtclory aga inst
thret. defeats in the Santa Ana
summer league Monda}· night.
a .lll-3! Cflnquest •f Santiago
High.
The Monar('hs will race La
Quinla 11l 8 o'clock Wednesda y
evening in the wr;ipup game nf
the summer circuit with a se·
cond place fi nish imminen!.
Ed Pocllgen was 1he high
~corer fnr the victnrs with 14.
He 11.·a.q the only Monarch in
doubl e figures.
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Costa Mesa's Comels swept
l.o their ~11enth !lraighl
Southern California Baseball
viclorv Sundav afternoon at
TtWiiikle Park with a &-5
decision over Culver City.
Coach John Saint's crew
pulled ii out in the bottom of
the ninth inning with • pair of
markers ror the come-from-
bthind verdict.
Singles by Roy Gleason,
Nick Aversa and Craig Spruill
load~ the bases And Mike
Pherrin rapped a two-oot base
hit to srore the lying marker.
Spruill tallied the "''iMing
run on a pas~ed ball.
Norman Blande!l was the
winn ing pil cher, 5cattering
srven silfetie~ •s hi~ mat es
backed him up ll"ilh an er-
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Aetress Learns
Martin's Show
New Ball Ga111e
Hoy Wins Ha ce
L<tguna Niguel resident
Stott Bruce. 14. has taken first
plar.c in the 100-yard
backstroke and the JOO-yard
trecs~yle competition at the
1971 .Junior Olyn11)ics ('ham-
p1onshlp Swun flleet in Santa
,\1onica.
The San Clemente High
f;choo! f r es hrnan has
partk·ipated 1n AA U events·
since he was nine and is a
rnember of th e San Clemente
Aq u.'ltic Club.
Tuesday
Evening
AUGUST 10"
1:00 8 Big Nt¥11 r~) ABC ltew1 Reasonrr/Smitlt.
0 IC.NBC News Tom Snyder.
0 Virginia Gr1ft•rn Sf'low Gueib Jn.
elude Frank Gorshm, Ullian Brigg~
(• 11uck driver who became 1 1ociety
ma1ron), and father Tom Vaughn,
U Sii O'Clock Movie: (C) (90)
"Nevtr So Few" Conclusion (dram1)
'60--fr,nk Sinah1, Steve McQueen,
Gina Lollo~rigida, Peter Law1ord. A
guttrilla commandtr leads 1 brave
band of men l'l ~arr} and harrass
1he enemy Japanese in North Burma
ffi The Flintstolltl
(!)Stir Trek
ED Art Studio, To0 i?I Noticiero J.4 ·
@D Dtalll Yiilf)' Oly1
c;D N•YrS Jim lhwthorot.
S:30 (5J Nen Bill Huddy.
({) Trutti or Cenaeq111ne11
(j) CBS News Waller Cron~ilt.
@l "BC NtflS David Brinkley.
ffi The Fl,lng Nun
EIJ Hoda epadie Ll>dgt m Desert Report Jnck Latham,
<:ID El Adorablt Prof. A!d•e
Ill ABC ~ews
J:OO 6 CBS Ntwt Waller Cronkite.
By CYNT HIA LOWRY
HOLLY\VOOD (AP \ -Ka y
l\1edford, who has been in
show business all her Jlfe. is
ha ving 'a new theatrical er."-
perience : lrying lo n.e:ure out
Dean M<1rtin's method .
"It is absolutely fantasttl'."
the veteran Bro11dwa\' «:1d
Hollywood actress said.· "This
year, you know, v.·e have our
little stock company in !ht•
show -we·re stBrting 10 :ind
12·minu te s k e ! c hr s to ~('e
how Lhcy \1·ork .. \Ve've been
rehearsing and Je1:1n1ing our
lines alJ 1vtck. On fridny,
Dean comes in and savs .
'Hello. \1•hat ue 11·e doing
today?' He has the cards to
0 {}) 00 Q) AIC Mll'fie 11 tht
WMk: (Cl (90) "Tht Min Who
W111t1d h Live fo11v1r'' {R) (dr1ma)
'70--Sluirt Whi!mtn. Sindy Dennis.
Burl lvts. Suspenw d11m1 1boul 1
heart surgeon who discovers Iha! 1
private mK1ic1I research !ounda11on
in a desol11e mountain 1re1 is being
usild lor sinister purposes.
(b David Ftost Sholl Guests are
actor/r1conteur Pal O'Brien: 1c101 (
comedian Art Carney, 1nd his ~on.
composer /music1n P1ul Carney:
time duo·ri1nists Arthur Whittemor1
and Jack Lowe: ind former Uetu ·
hit Vice-President or lhe HuKhes
Tool and Oy1 CQmpeny No~h Die· 1
trich, who 1111.s 1bou1 How1rd
H"ughes.
C!I Dr1rnet GI I l!IC1ALI M111k M1k1r5 ol lht
11111 llldtt A looll 11 1he 1olk sing.
Ing Ind da11eing o! 1he mountain
people of western North Carolina"i
Blue Ridge iegion. Host is 87-year·
old fo lk music 1ti1tGf1iln Bascomb
Lamar Lunsford _
i?I LI Col.1 Jwg1d1
9:00 CJ ~ c;, NIC Tu1Ml1y Movi1: (C)
(2h1) "Af\tr thl fix'' (comedy) '66
-Peter S•ll trs, Britt Ekland. Victor
M1tur1. A h1rml1s~ mastermind uses
unwlttin &: members of an Italia n
fishing village lo l1nd tilt la~e
/rom 1 cold bullion robbery, under
!he R~lu of filming • "New w1~t"
movie.
(D The I ii V1llty mJ ltoae1 p111 Ytronlc1
Q (D NSC New1 Da~id Brinkley.
~Wide Scr11m Theatre: (90) "Call.I
ing Dr. Ot1lh" (ho11or) '43 -Lon
Chaney Jr, Patricia Mort•'IOn. 9:30 0 B11:t1r Wttd Nin ~To Tell !ht Truth fD lrtl.U in A111tric1 "Ligh!nin' O Wl11t's My tlrit? Hopkins_" Muska! port rait ol stlf·
UQJ Die-y1,,. !hkt tawRht blvts artist who1t fun~y style
!arms the roots of much or today'~ m 1 love luey _ music. Hopkins' 5-0·year (!reer IS m (.81 Dr11ntt I lllCtd lrom hit early d1y1 in Te~as ED Convers.atiGnl With 1 PtJChll to cuirent concert l~uts.
hist "Managing P~ycholoaic1I Ten II> L1 Cf¥l: dt M1r1u C1uces
s•ons on the' Job. tn School an"il Tn 1000 1J CBS"*•• Sptdil the Society .. Host is Dr. £d•11d
Shinbroo~.
€J:) An11llto1 Ntgro1
Ill Movie G1mt
U Hn1 Kevin Sinders, 0 {])Cl) !lD M11cu1 Wtlby, M.D.
(R) "Br1v1 on 1 Mou~taintop." Or.
Wi!lby urge' 1 youn&: Indian ste~l
worker with emphysema to return to
J:3Q 0 [{f' Be~erly Hillbillia (R) Drys -the clean air-and poverty-Of his
dsle's beset stcre!aries invite Elly to resuvation. James ra rentino R11es!s
join H1em, knowing 1htir bo" won'! 11 Clyde Alrofl1horn.
antagonize a Clampett. (ti TV I Rtf!Orh
Q 1Ql ffi Bin Co!by (R) "T h~ 0 Movh: (2hr) '1of!elher Attln"
"Bdrbe1 Shop" Chet must per1orm his (comedy) "•C---lrene Dunne. Charles
flrst haircut when I tonverution Boyer, Charle! Coburn. Wh".n lithl
"ilh a barber ;,oes out _of hand, nlng 1!rikt1 !lltue nf Nevr lngland
0 11 '!J !lD Tht Mod Squad {R) llfflman's dtnd husband. she eommls-
"Wt Spy." Pele poses 11 a saf1c11c~· sions 1 han,homt sculptor to redo I
ei lo break up In industrial esPio 1t
nage r1n~ and learns ot 1 murder! ffi Ntw:t Putnam Fishman
plot Rene Aube1jonoi~ ilUesh IS @ M1nlr1p
Nelson farraday and fndicott f111 1 I et! Tiit Advo.talts (Rl "Should 11le
day. and Williem Smith is fea!ured ' Coo11r•uion1I Seniorl1y System 8t
as Mr Smilh Aboli~ed?"
O Million $ MoYie: (2hrJ '1ht I Ci(i) fllth •1 Mt1iuno
Boyf' (<tram~) '61 -Richaid lodd. 10:30 U MOtit: (C) (2hr) "So 011ling.
Robert Mo1ley. Felix Aylmer. Oetense1 So Di&d!y" (drama) '67 -Tony
1no1ney 1ttemats t~ protect lour l 1'1endall, Brad Mart<!, B~rbait lrty_
yo unls1trs charged w•th murder . American de!tctivt ~ tiirtd to bat:re , m Truttl or CGn11quent11 I "Golden Dr•ron" for poiuMion ot I
(!)It Ta~es 1 Thiel nucltBr \fltlpon _
fD F1nf1rt '"Leopold Stokowskl," r{) CIS NIWl H11f.fku1 !
197! fmmy.wmnint documentary Ill News Bill Johns.
devoted to th1 89.yea r.old con~uctor. €ll El Dlarlo dt 11111 Stnorit1 D•·,
'""' re Esplctltulos
l :DO I) Green Acre1 (R) Tht fa tm bt· 11:00 0 ([)IE Nlwl Q @) @D Ntws comes 1 st1~e when tl1e 1ct1n1 bu1 @ Cill 11 ttl• Wttt
bite! hired h1n~ Eb. 0 (}) m ......
f) ilQJ rn M1t1 Your Own klfld It m Ma.ii: "'Co111111111do.. (drama)
Music Jo!fl Feliciano 1uests. Hot!· 'M-..'itew11t Gr1n11er, Dorien G1e1.
stars are l!lchard ind Kart~ C.rpen-Ctrlos C.aervella.
t1r 1nd Af Hurl. QJ lllf tlll Clod;
(I) lt luu1 fD lhllltitlr (R) "Th' •:Jh of
ID To Till tht Tnrth Christy !rown.''
ail lot B""'1J dt l'traM\lo
a.\) Nino 11:JOG (j)Mtn'lriffin a llOl m )th"ny C.rwn
1:30 1J (j) Clmuto11 Strip (R) M.mhtl 0 @ l1J (E Diet tnett
Jim Crown 1nd the U.S. C1v1lry hu"I an elusive band o! cattle rust1e11. CD MO'tie: ""D>lll 111111 Qli1Ug1n" (comedy) '45-Wit!ii m Bttidl~. Joan l'J ~tn1 Allen Show (R) Girls frnll' Blon dtll, Phil Silvers.
ste~e·s staff tompeh with 1 ciu1r11!
ol Playboy bunnle1 Jn lut·ol-w11 12:30 II TIM a.11try Chitl _Jltd fot, Jon e
th.11 1nd1 in ple-throwln1 li1sco thin Wl111tn ind Delorts Holt vlsil
Gu11ts Include Brock Pe1ers, Pral with Lury Mct4rmick ind Con11ie
lrwln Corey, Pith fin!11. 11\d M1y1 Kln1. Miss Holt di1t11i•1 her boo~.
l n1e1ou: "Blttk History look !or Clll1drtn.''
Wednesday
DAYTIMt MOVIES
1:00 m (Cl "Jo~hlr.1 ind Mtn" (com·
tdY) ·55 -Gl~nls JohM, Don1ld
Si nden. Peter Fina-.
9:3D l'J "0ptratlo11 DI,,.,,. (d11m1)
·si-John Mills, Lan• Monls.
O (C) "rodlre" (dr1m1J '55 -
Jett Chandler. J1n1 RUS:Mll, 0111
Durye1.
O "On fie It~" (CO!l'tdy) ·g2 -
Norm1n Wisdom. Jennll111 Jayne.
IO:DO i3 i "D1wi d & Bathsheb.1" Part
(d11m1) ·52-GrtROfJ' Pick. Suun
Ha)'\fllrd.
111.-..-
1:DO m "nit Lrt. Cllrfl Aplif (com·
•drJ '47-Ronild Colman, P•ga
t11mmlnrs. Edn1 Bert.
2:00 e "1111"" (myitelY) '61 -J•t~
Wimer, llon1!d llwls.
l:OO (!J "Dr. Tllfrll"• ..._ff Mlrftf'I"
(llorrM) '65 -Ptttr Cll)hlnr. ®l (C) "ltlll ... , f1lr lt1tNt"
(wt1!11n) '60-Audi1 Murphy, S!eph.
1n McN111r.
4:JO 1J "ld If Violef11:1" (dr1m1) '45-
Vi n Hefli n, Robert Ry1n. J1net teiah.
I}) Slifllf t1 10 AM Alti~g ••
5:1111 D "Ttll W1r llffltf' (drtm•) '62
-Sttvt McQuM~. Robert W11n1r,
Shlr1tr Anne field.
-· -
'read uf course. but somehow
he manages to move smoothly
around the stage in tra£fic
jams of people and -in·
credibl e -he reads the cards
the first time with the right
expression . I don ·t know how
he pulls it oFL but 1he fact that
hr is so obviously reading the
cards n1anP.ges to heighten the
con1edy eff ect."
Miss i\ledford's long ex·
perience in Broadvray musical
coinedy -she \\'Oil a Tony a
few years back as Barbra
'Yo1i'll This'
Slreisand's n1other in "Funny A stralt·jacketed 1'ed Burgerd voices threats of violenre 11h1le ,Jirn Spier~ <ind
Face"' -pays off in her dry, Mary f\-1odiano 'Natch sympalhetitally in this seenc fl'Olll "'J)nn"t. Drlnk the
casu<tl \1·av with a ('oniedv \Valer." g1v1ng t\VO ho ldover perfo rmanl·es Friday and !:'.iaturda.v al the San
line. She Obv iously fl·els th?J. Clen1en te Co1nn1un1t y '!'heater.
:;IH! is back in familiar !er· -·
ritory as a f-eoture regul1:1r on
!\far!in's shOI\'. Her previous
telc1•ision outing \\'as a <lisap-
pui11tn1cnt in which her s pec.:i11l
talents and uninh ibited Bronx
accents 1rere never used.
Oldit~~ ~lo~t. ~li111ica hle
'"They 1~·11nted 1ne in 'To
Ron1 c. \Vith Lovt',' allhough L
ha<l not been in the pilot ," .she
s.1itl. ··1 11'?.s cas1 as John
Forsythc·s sister. So I lea sed a
house. gol <i c/lr and even
brought 1ny dog out here_
'fhrec ,.,;onths lat£'r I ll'as on
1ny \\•ay home -thnnk God I
h<idn "t done :1nything about
gr!tlng rid of m .\' apartn1cnt in
J'\ew York.
Gurshin Avoids I 111iLnl.i11~· So1111' Stars
''But 1his tirnc rrn living in
a hotel -1nonth by n1onth ...
tl·llss tl1edfnrd w11s switched
out and \\'alter Brenn<>.n in as
t he~· tried to bolster "Tn
lton1e"' bul it ne1·rr got off the
ground.
The M a rt i n ;1s~1g nn1Cnl
star 1ed 1ri1h a onC·Sho1 last
:-;easnn ll'hcn Mi.<1s ~1l'dford
t·alle<l in 10 p!ay the proud
n1 nther of Dean 's <ic·
companist. v:hite·h<iired Ken
L<1ne . The jokt'!'I \\"ent so ll'Cll
1h<it mnre bits were done on
the same tl1eme.
Doing the sketches
litt le homework.
lakes ~
Ry \'El\NON sco·i~r
JIOLL\'\\IOOD I Ul'I/
\Vhen ' pressionisl
profess1011al
does his thing. Ill\·
i1;iling rnovie :;tars. hl' sta~·s
on solid grounll 11·ith { ':ignc.v.
Bng;irt. Ed Sulli»an. Edl\'anl
<.~. Hobinson cu1d C<1ry <.;rant_
\\'h)• not Ell iot Gould. Dustin
Hoff111an and .lac k Nicholsnn"
frank Gorshlr. who n1:iy
1rry l\'Cll b1· lhr b:'sl 1n i111i1:
e1•r.r. has a c<indid ansl'l cr :
··Nobodv would know 111lo I
w11s doing.''
(;\1rsh1n co11trnd.• II!' 11-.111!d
bl' jus1 ;1s 11-rll off do'inb au
in1pres~io11 nf his 1h·n11 <>1 ;i~
!hat of Gould sn far :i ~ 111~· a11·
dH!!lC(' I~ ("()]l('(.'fned
"Belorc :111 11nprl·~~1un r•
\\"Ofk;1blt• ii Ill ii S t 111·
recognized bv the publ1i:. ·•
Cnrsh1n expla111rd
"I helie1·e !'\tcholslln. Could.
Holfn1;in a11d 1hP o th r r
newconirrs havr JUSt as cle;_ir-
Large Cast Souglit
For Six Mesa Pl(1ys
A doublr·barrclcd progr;in1
of six 0111>.;:u.:t p!<1ys 1\-ill in·
nl1gurate the 11171·72 se:_isun for
!11e Costa 1\1esa Ci v i L
Playhouse, calling ror 1hc
largest cast in the thea1efs
six-year history.
Auditions for the p!aylcts.
all by Noel Coward unr!t·r the
collective tille of ""Tonight at
8:30."" wi!I be hel d Sunday and
Tuesday of next \\'eek (II 8
o"e!ock in the Comn1u n1ty
Crnl rr ;1udi ioriu111 on 1he
Orange Count~· Fairgrounds,
linlcs are open 1n all ;ige
gro11ps.
The one·acts 11'1\I b1' d1r1dPd
into two separ:i!e produet1ons
In be presenled 10 reperlory.
Resident d irecto r Pa11
Tambellin1 v.·ill s\<i~e three of
the pla~·lets -"Hrd Pt>p·
prr~... ··still Liie" a 11 (]
"Sh(ldUW !'];i~ 11t111L• lh1·I
o lht•r lhrer '·\\';11; ;111d
1\!e.u1s.·· ··r un1 ed t111°k" .ind
"Farnil,v Albuni 11111 h1·
d1rr~·!rU hy Toni T1!11.;
Three or lilt· pl;1~.~ 11111
fen1urr 111us1c;1! srgn1rnt~.
under the rnu~ical d11·ei:\1on ol !
Ani!a l;rossn1nn _
Thl' first h:ilf of ( h r
''Tonig hl <It 8 .30" S('fl('~ 11 111 1
open Sepl. 17. 11 1th l11e ~ec11r1d
sci of pla.1s !•jJl'llJng tht·
follnwing Frid:ir Sl·pl 24 .
Ho1h evt nings \\ill h!· oflt>red
on ll1e thi1·d 11·rekcnU . ()~·1 1·2
Seripls for llir .\11\!•l C1t'.1a1d
pla.vs arr ar;iilabli.• for reading
al the Cost:i illc~a Recr(•nl1 on
Dcpnrtrnenl Fur t her 111-
1or111a11on 1nav bl' ob1H1n cd h\'
r :1ll ing !hr <lt.'par1n1r nl :11 fl3~·
:1.10.1
first Time Al Popular Prices
Continuous Perform ances
So ng Of
Norway
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Exclusive Orange County Engagement
* STARTS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11 *
FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT CENTER • • •• ••• • •• • • • •
cut (•ha r<1cl1·r1~t 1<·~ :1-.. L\11g;11·1
and C;ignl·y. Tln·) J11 . .,I li;11·cn 't
be"n around as Inn:.;.
"\\'hen ! ftrst did 111_1 1111·
µn'~siuns uf Bur i l.:1n1:.1~t··r
anil Kirk J)llu gl<i!> f!l'Ople
thought it \1·01\ld h ... 1n1p11~~i bl t'
bc.>cnusc 1h<'.v hHdn't hr<'n d(inc
before.
'·BL·lil'l'l' Hlt'. put ll11!f111<111
lll'Xt lo !111t' 11f 1ht' 11lrl s1<-irs
an<! ~'•HI will -''t'I' 111· h:i.s 11 1~
011·11 ;11l11ud<'s. 111 ·1 1111··n~1ns
and spr1·t h p<ltlrrn~"
On tt·l~·1·1.~1011 :1\111 i11 his
n11;h1 t lub ar1 (;or~h 1n r:.111 «:•II
f11l S\1111(' 4() IJ.f'i'S01l:tl1ti ('S ll !!h
slarll ing 1111prt·s~1n11 ~ Y !' t
thl'l'l' tin· 1liuse hi• 11u1\ t
IHHCIL
• I drni'l do Su!IJ \':IJI. IJ11g;11·L
Coopl'I", \\"alter llrl'lllliUl or
.r 11nn1 v St1·w:1r1 b ~ (' ;1 u ~1·
rver1·0ne else hC1 s bt'l'!l 11~in g
lht-'ni for years. And 1'1·,•
ne1•er done a fcn1alr s\:11·
bt•eausr 11 ·s never nceuri·e<! to
mr. ·· Croshin ll'Cl!i ill :t ln•·,
to t•xph11n why few if an11 1n1·
prrssionisls attcn1pt to n1in111'
NOW!
Bub 1101::· . .'\!lhod.1· r vt"r <l 1d
1t11brrL Taylor or T;. r<H1l'
Power ;iltlivugh 1 11~.1' 11·t•r" :1~
Ing box nff1ce all ("lark C;1h lc
whn ~1111 1s H ln1·i>r it1• of Jill·
p1'tssion1st.,.
\\"lly 1s, :-.;1 _1. \\"illaun lloli.ll'n
·· r guess tht·n' ;irt· Just too
n11111y farn1n1:. pt•rsonalitlr-:. ...
c;111·shin s:11d. So1T1t· pt•nplr ;1rr
JU:.1 liot l out.
''Fr1·1·1·11•11· i•l llK· hu~ttll'SS
<11 H'" i\l:irlon Branilu, Bui. 11
don'1 k111111· :1111 tl1~1I It'\' ;111 lll\· pr1·~s1on ol p,;1 11 :-lewrnan_
'"\l:t.1'h1· 1t1n l s hrc:1u~r I here
is 11nt :1s slrong an idcn·
l il •\i:l\011 111t!i -~~·111n:in 1\n d.I
:lll1·1· :il l, !:!'a11do <"an11· along
11 1·,1 "
{:1ir.~h1n h;1~ n cr1·r !if'I Olli
pu rp11s'.·I~· 111 ~lutly ;1 t:t"k•brily
in <ll"clt•r lo do an in1prcssio11 .
ln-.leHi1 ll r ~··~·s 1l11•1r 111ov1('.~
or 1rh•1 is1011 .~hOll'S and
grad u al l~·, :;utx.·11nsciousl~
:1hsorbs th(·1r physh'i1J an(I
vnc:il tr:i11 s_
l<lv.."I·'' ( "' ""' v ~.v
~ ' ' ' ' o•'" I "
N ""
lo< f~llr11nq
~"'ti" I<, l•n• Rl·1~
Poc•ht'\ Pliuln No~~1 ·l.1r ~"'"fo.I
I, i"M'I" • [dword~ Crneruu WP11 117 ,, .. ""'""' ....... ,
575-4141
l <J~ 'io Cou;t 11 I
< 11'1 p. '.,
S46·2 71 7
45. 13
P~rifoc o; Oro11q~ "I
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. -' . ~
---__ DAlLV PILOT Ji.
·~f urf Surf'
Filn1 Slatc<l
I ----~
HOLLYV.'00l) I f\i"J "LEMANS"
Actor Robe.rt Conrad, who
upheld the l<Jw a.~ a gov~rn·
inent !!gent un t~!ev1.<i1on sl
1 "V.'il d, Wild \Vest" series. ~ays
he has bought film righ1 s to
thC' life or i1nprisoned Jack
''1\1urf the Surf" ~·lurphy, one
time Mi<1n11 bcat:h boy turned
Jf'WC'I thief
I<< lHO>I-CDITtllfll..., l"'!l".(JIT~ ....,..,1 ..... , G
.... ' j • ~ •• ,, • ' ·~
IM~oung
6raduat~s ~
BRILLIANT. -No•''" Tim ..
BEAUTIFUL. -Pauline Koe-I, The Ne"'' Yark11r
SUPERB. -Ployboy
REMARKABLE. -Jo1eph Morgen;le1/l,
.. ;
ii
,-. ·--
N&w~w1tk
Ill .. oEJ
•.'-"VINO(J •<••
"TIU AIRAHGfMfHl"
EDWARDS
It was his r1rst job in 9 year~.
It wa\ his last lhance to do it right.
SHOWING
NOW! George c. Scott
Th• Last Run ·
TONY MUSANTE· TRISH VAN DEVERE . "'· . ,
r, ... '1'""""'"" "HARPIR'"
IH HA"IOR SHOPPING CEffTEot
(DWAll D'S
HUNTINGTON CINEMA
MUMTlllOTOlll lfl.Cll
1IS4l M•IR SlrtM 147·•••• r-t H~ "TMl ltll\'l:IS"
Wi•~ Si-vt M(Qutrn
• '
... . . ~ .
!f> tlAIL Y PILOT
r_r~v Self F ullerlo11
l11.1tid e Reporti11g Missing un 1'11/.Jt' Se ts Pla y
1•'0 1· Youth BY RICK !JU Bit<)\\
JIOLLY\l,"OQU 1l "Pl 1
Anyone \\'ho \\I'll('~ 11lluut
tclev1s1on knows th:il llll' 111'11 -
ing audience
~ophistieah:tl
business than
1s a lot n111rr
atxn1l !) ho 11•
11 us1:fl 10 ht'
rt'a.,on~· tor 1h1~
kno11 lcdgt• f> !
One ot lhr
increasing
11ewcrs 1~ 11'11•11!>1un Jl!-l'll -
a.~ a rcsull. lur 1·~a111p!1· ur
the in r 1 n1 ;1 t c , beh111d-th1·-
:.cenes i::ha\tl'J' o! !alk ~ho11 ~
Surelv no unl' 1akt·~ .~t·r1011,\v
<1111·rriore the 11·ide-<'1·1·d J!ht•C· ~titz rl'portin'C about
t·elebrit1es
ENTERTAINMENT
• -
k1111wlcdge of :.how bus 1nes~. it
r11'1rrlhl'lt!S s dOcs a !t'ss 1ha11
1n1prcs.s11c JUb o! t·o1enng nn1·
hugt• :ind /<1.\<:1na11n~ par! ul
lhal busJ!l0;~ -itself_
IL i~ a 1"uns1dcr;1blr iron.1·.
thc retore. th:il with lt•lt·11.:-1011
casually cau:.1ng rnon.• l'il'"-'er
And 11·hen one also consider . .;
1hat telCVlSJOn IS an t'llOrrnOUS·
ly 1nflut'n\1al n1ed1un1 of corn-
111unlcat1011:. -;1$ 1! 11e11•r
f:1ils lo tt·ll us l\lth prt'd1etablc
rt'AUlarily -thL'i [;,ck nt :-ill-
ou! de1;1d r1bout itself. anti ho11·
i1 ;1ff1'c!s the public. rtHlSl l>t·
coun1l•d as ti laih1J'E' of
rcpurli11g
JOHN WAYNE
RICHARD BOONE
For p,.:;,irnplr. 11 s1nkes ine
th;,il a rnaior prime !line
spt..'t'ial :ibout the guvernn1cnt
cutback of neh\·ork sho11-'s -
11•hy it happenl•cl. how 1t h;is
· W WISE .. ..., ....... "Big Jake"
"(N.WA(IN!I~ llM'> l'if'.INl"IO"I
I ••r ... {.I~ ·..,,...,.Q,•/CPCJ;o
~ , .. • '<". Pl~ "'-='"" ~ •
AL"O G.,..
~llDRor.EDA
STRAIN
"THE McKENZIE
BREAK"
•LSO ,.LAYING
)o.111nc
Conti"1t1ou• ~ho ... Dolly
Frolft 2 ,.,M. lrt.•HlJC (. 11\KKl\\anf
SaMt STARTS WED.
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BELLY BUTTON LINT PROCESSOR PROUDLY SHOWN BY ITS BUILDER-I NVENTOR LAURENCE WRIGHT
Machine Which Bales Fuzz (All Kinds -Not J ust Belly Button Lint) Tied for First at South Coast Plaza Event
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Bobby Davis, 11, Calls His Coritraptio n 'S!arbcngangel'
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CA RO USEL COUR T CROWD AWAITS JUDGES' DECI SIONS AT SOUTH COAST PLAZA
Contest Co·sponsored by DAILY PILOT 0 rew Hundreds of Spectators fo r Judging
JUDGES BEMUSED BY "EGOR ,' THE AUTOMATIC TEA BAG DIPPER, IN ACTION
It Was One of Few Garbenstangel Entries Which Did Anything Practical
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Pictorial highlights of what happen-
ed when the DAILY PILOT mode the
garbenstangels come to South Coast
Plaza -Photos by Lee Payne, Rich-
ard Koehler and Tom McCann of the
DAILY PILOT Stoff.
EVEN JUDGES SAI D THEY DIDN 'T KNOW WHAT A GARB~NSTANGE~ Wli$
Finding Our Are Gene Tardy, Owens and Pete Hen~crson of Ski:cs and t-:er.,.,::rson
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Ever yon e Has
Something That
Som eone Else Wa nts
DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Soll It .
Fin d It, Trade It
With a Wa nt Ad The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast -Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results
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546-8640
2629 Harbor, C.:'11.
Thinking of 1
1 SELLING?
Let u~ help, "'e \\'ill buy
your house today for its
full value. The only ad·
ditional charge is l ~~ of
the selling price. l'\o ad·
ditional expense. We
cost anything to call
and find oui .. you mi ght
need hou•••I It doesn't
e\·cn save:!
GET
POOL BARGAIN
$26 ,000
Fantast ic valur. 3 large
bedrooms, 2 bath!, large
richly paneled li vi ng
room, plush carJW'!S
throughout. l...l'lrgi> hark
vard \\' i th sparkling
;1nnl, lots of dPckini.r &
brrrz11 lanai. Hurry it
11 un'l las1 ~
ACTION
WATER FRONT
NEWPORT HACH
$42,500711
Correct, this imprPs~i\'e
4 bedroom bPach homf'
is only 7 years old. Jt
features 2400 sq. ft-of
fun living in 2"2 ba1hs.
sha ke roof. built·in
kitchen, forced 11ir hrar-
ing, driu ble g11r11ge &
block •1'all fence sur-
rounds. Sec thls f11r
sure.
. FASTEr.
EASTSIDE
3 BEDROOM
$23,500
A charmer \vith 3 bt>d-
rooms. 2 bath~. huge
park llke yard. dP!achf'rl
garage, i::reat lnc11.tirin
and priced tn sPll a!
$23.500. Call nri1•c :
FROM
COLLEGE PARK
APPRECIATED
General
ZIP CODE
Ju st a zip fro1n the sandv BF:AC l-1. 2 level
living includin~ 4 bedrooms. dining. 21/2
baths. p.lt io. fireplace, buil l·ins, carpeting
plus tomn1unity clubhouse. Tern1s, too! Zip
out and see it. It's only $36.400.
B UZ:Z-.BUZZ~BUZZ
Even if yoa're busy as a bee. you shoul d buzz
over to see these very desitable 6 uni ts ~
2 inla\V units. localed sou th of the high,vay
in Cdl'rl. l'"ou can't get stt1n g at SI27.000.
"YOUR PRIVATE SLIP AWAITS"
'\'our PRJV ,\1'E SLIP de:;ccnds from this
beautiful Dover Shores \i (F,\\' hornc. \vit.h its
sumottious livinc. roorn <1ncl 1nvlt in2 fire·
place. 3 !luge bed rooms including :i ~IJ\S·
TER 'S SUITE 1lh ;i.\'s 11·or\!1 th!.' pricrl. 2 !Je-
l~ixe baths and a gour1ncl 's dei1.r,ht kilt·h('r1.
]>lake an appoint ment.. "Don'l sllp·up on this
one," a rnarvelous buy al SI 17,500.
BABY, WE FOUND IT!!
.•. ;\ J l/2 block from·the·beach "TRIPLEX '',
ha s a 3 beclroo in. 2 bedroon1. 1 bedroom un it.
Lots of shag carpeting. ne11· builtins and in
top shape. TER!IIS:: J->ick this one up for
$76,950.
LOCATION "SPECIAL" 52 UNITS
52 BRAND NE\V ga rden·l.vpe ap<1r1.ment s.
Check on the 200";-depreciation. /\·L:\·DE·
LUX E UNJ'fS fe;i.tu ring indoor·outdoor kil·
chens. private pat ios . huilt-in ran i:_:e and ov-
(''1 , di~h·11·a sher . rccrc:i tion hall. heated and
fil tered POOL. B.:ll··B-Q units, bill!ard table,
shuffle board arf'fl". a r:ird roo111 and lush
landscaping. Ver y desirable rental area, i:on-
venient to shopping and rerreation arefl!'.
financing is excellent. INVf.STORS. you '\\
be delighted at the return on this inve~tn1en t
Priced right at $827 .000.
M·M·M·M-NICE!!
f irst 0\1-'ncr advant(lges nre j'our.~ as n\vner
(lf the 27 spanking nc\v .A.DllLT APART-
J\1ENTS. con sis !ing of 1 ·2 & 3 bedroon1 units
\1·ith I & 2 bath~. fea!11r1ng a pool. bar·b·q
area. rer room, Indivi dual garages, builtln.<:,
:-hag rarp!'t1ng. force d air heat. laundry f;i.
c11ities and a11·a rd 11·inning landscaping. Let
11:-~ho11· you these bea11llfully dc!';igncd and
bui lt uni t!'. 11·ith a proJeClf'd GROSS J\·lUlr
1·1rLIER of 6.9. R~aJ l.1-' a b\I}' at $422.000.
General General
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
92 Linda Isle Drive
Beaut. 5 BR. 4 IJa. h01ne WJ forn1al din, rm.
& famity 1·n1 , 3 F'rplcs. Ou tside stairv .. ay.
Built-in gun cabinet & book shelves. $155,000.
For Complete Information
On All Homes & Lots, Ple•se C ~ill :
BILL GR UNDY, REALT OR
General General
* * * * * * TAYLOR CO.
HUGE LOT! POOL! BIG HOUSE I
Convenient to shops. schools. playground. 4
Bdr1ns. Child·safe rear yard. Tropical setting.
Auto. sprinklers. $55,000
··our 26th Year"
General Gen•r•I
l'ORlSl E OJ.SON ... ~.
P£A lTO NS '
OPEN 1 D,\ YS A \VEE!\.
WANT ACTION ???
\\'E'RE SOLi> OUT. BUSI·
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VJ::STOHS AHF. h10VJNG SPANISH UEFOHC tNTEltEST
l~ATl::S GO UP! CALL FOR RANCH ,, f'llf:E M'PllAIS.\L . NO
OBLIG1\T !O~S. rr YO U
I Hor1es, 0091, View \\'ANT /\ f1\ST SAJ.E LET
l1a1nhling 'J slory .. l)ld PROFES~!ONALS, JN A
\Vrirld eha1•1111•r:· 4 n1assl 1e l.ONl; Tl:\!E ESTABLl/ill· bunkhousr bf'dr·o<>1Hi;, Jiuj!.1·
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., ED OfflCE. REPRESE,'\T Realtors pan"l!;'d fan1i Jy 1·oon1. 25· pi~tur,. 11 i11dn,1·. Spi'l·IAcu· YOU. A CALL JS ALL YO L'
1111· \ /('\\ .. f 1-nllinL: ll\<111!1· NEED TO DO, 2111 ~an Joaqu in Hills Road
NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910
New Loc•tion at Entrance To General I General
Linda Isle -The Islanders Bldg.
!Ain.s_ Br·11r ~kin rug fir'l"I ~l!JJ!IJ!IJ!lllJl!lll!JlllJl!!!~!l!IC,I 11la(·r. (;i~t1 n!1(· 250 sq. ft .Ir
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Bayside Or., Suite 1, N.B. 675-6161 --;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;=I
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MR. AND MRS. Zoned for horo;<'s 11nd dou~. 3 BEDROOM I i Fl1L.L Acn~:. PricC'ct ·10
Waterfront
Corona del Mar
Last large fee pa rcel on Ne\vport Harbor.
Approx. l acre -170 ft. on water. with 3300
sq. ft. beach home and dock. \V iii sell all or
part. Priced under con1parable 'vaterfront
properties.
P hone: 642·2 171 or 5ee your broker
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"mcscf\7cr6e EVERYBODY
9UALIFIES This Home Has
MAGIC
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EXECUTIVE '· '"IL ""''''' CONDO , . I D;,1 64S·OJ03
Compl. rerlec·., new crpls, r \ t:>s, this hon1e 1s the: Vf"l'Y 1 d:;hll'sbr. Rl'fl'ig 11 ~hr .~ l111rst 1111d is lotai ert in one
dryr 1n<.:lUdcd. P;.ll'ed l;~Jow I ''f !11i• I cry llnr&t at•ert.~ in
nikt , .'\i·•1por1 B;i), l't fc111u1e,, 4
$2 0,250 l<t1'J.!:•' h"d l'001n~. !an11!y
r W1l 1 and 2' • baths. The
4 PLEXES l'Jl'P('l1ng lill'l!OUI Is of ·lhe
lll_ghrs1 g n1dc av;.iilalilC' anrl
grca1Jy ('1•111pl11n1•111 ,; 1he
Otho;ot· hf'au1iful dre01<1lu1i;:
In lop cond .. ille~a r!el :'ll.i.r, 1
nrar schools and ~lioppiug,
$j9Jlmo 1nro111e, lj'"~ rln. j h'i1!u1·e~ in lhl'.' hoin!'. Thr
J;11·i.:,, t~il'rrerl pa1 10 01·er-$5 3,500
HOME & RENTAL
"lnterestin9
Provocative
Well
Seasoned"
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$18,500 I
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nL11nr1nus fl't1i1 hrn1·11\g ci1-
Cciirirlll del :'ll a1· 4 FIR, .1 ll .\ I'll.< ll't'f'S a nd I.~ ir!eaJ for IVEJHD ()J' \VON riEr:FL:L'
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220 E.17th 646-05551
l'.:1·en+ngs Call .l-18-3263
IT'S NEW IN
COSTA MESA
8 MONTHS OLD
CH.I! now nn 1h1s 1;peeiacula1
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th.11 look~ l1kr a 111odf'I. A
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bni!i 1'011\'/"t'~flllOn pit And
fan11 ly roon1. Gli-1n101'0u~
g<il'o!Pn S<'J'Vlt'f' k11 rht·n 1ri1h
sf'lf-c!P<ining-"'"'n, ~!'fli-11'
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Cl< 1 ,., 1 a ·'···· · nr 1110!1 1rad. Cc"'' c•Jl!.11.:•· 111,, ••l!IPr hrdr,.·,n1~ Fronl ?:ilfi·2~1.1 Jik1• :,,., .•. , -,,.: ,. <·I······ $63,500
REALTY CO ANY
642-1771 Anyt ime
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HARB OR I !l n1n11th~. E·Z 1rq11~ ____ _
Prl11xf' 2 BPrlroom unit.< 11 1111 Anynnl' 1·a11 qunlify. Src 4 BEDROOMS
HIGHLANDS I huilriri kilchen .. "arp('I~, today:: ~,4S,·~Q38Jal Tn•1• sl1<1<ll'd Coll.:r::e Park -
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and 1'1Jl'C'l'l'fi p;1l10J fl(·a11lift1I ' /)I"!' lllOn!h, n10111 .\, :~ l1ad1~. El'l'l'~.-.nl' g<.1rd1•n~. ('\1 ·rll .. 111 "r,ntl111un. $52, 9 SO fll1H!ift('~ !•• ll ~~u111e lhts 1011
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PETE BAP.RETI
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546-5li90\''.\
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Ni!wport
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675 -3 000
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646-88 11
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7BR.NEW PORT $25,950. C-t11l lo>!' .. ]!n111f'.~
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4 BR. J BA . $36,000 l1gh1f1tl plll l\', 1"'\•'l f'd '11\rl SCHOOL
N Cosll\ :'llt.'sa. N!'. $1. Johni;. s11n p1111os. L;ar11 ~" ll'ilh HOME &
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' REALTY1HC -----MESA VERDE
POOL HOME
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home \\'i lh shakr rri11I &
1011· h;i nr:i11h ravt"~
h('au(ifully landst·a pcd
fronl and 1'•·:11· ~-.i1·c1~
romplr!r \Villi f1~h
ponds and f.,un;ains,
rustic b"am cP1l1ng<> ar··
rl'nt h\Jgr addr•d fan1il~·
rm. and brpr'ZY rril'('l'f'd
pa!ir>. 3 01·,,r<:ize h"rl·
roQms. ? til ed hath~.
hrirk firPp\a('e & ht 111-
in kitchen -\'il lil"
priced at ~32.000, 011'n·
ers anxious ~
PYRA:-.1rn EXCHA!\'t';OR:-I ' ~ ) ·· · -· · ~1· 1 !\Rt,;~· "· b ' h l.ll\'<'l.I' 4 Rdnn Pacrscltf'r ~1 rc•rL JnJ:il B(\l(•khurst A~·e. I t"•urls 11nd llhn11·y 11l1!lr 11v. " ' -" rr.ri'lfllll orne "'~o•HOC<••ri 11'i1h islanrl kitcht'n. d1nlni; nr;Al.1D H.S 6ii'i·8S00 TAHFIF:l.L -~\1117~ Jl un!in~lon Bl:'<n·h ing 111 lh is flnd.,,1r llig11111nd :1~:~ ,~~·:Jt'.1)'.\Tl,?? '!"LOOP..~
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FARROW
SHARP & COLORFUL
3 bt-dro.-.m c01!112f', eov-
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11·h11"' picket f<'ntf' anrl 1
you·!! h111·"' ~"lllr dr<'f\Jn
home. Bes1 co~ta .\!f'sa
location, 01~·ner s a :y s
sell!
REDUCED $1.000.00
c;oRc;Eous
SPLIT LEVEL
REA LTORS i
'644-7270
2828 EAST COAST HI GHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR , CALIF.
General
GET STARTED
STOP RENTING
Save Money
Pr'irr n [ 01,·nrr~h1p
ht'rlroon1, '.! b 11 t h l"'n·
4lonf1n1un1 11 i1h rht11nii; iir('a
and a 1!'1'1>111 r11110 for 1"n-
1rr1:11nlng. \'ti) ll!lle .,1-no
upkeep, C!uhhotl~ 11n•i [l'XJls 1
1 111 your d1spo~al. Could Iv
for you. $21.!l:xJ. Call
6~&-71 jJ.
1n111m hon1~ \\'Ith 11cCT'.~s to
3 ponls, JaCUlZt, s1111na bath.
2 lennis cou11s all for vour
f1111 !1111rs. fl ~&1labJr ·wi th
yo11r hri111f'. Assun11> :i'!-,-;;
101111. Priced ro 15ell al
$.10.~.
This 4·y~ar·old hrime i~
Jn better than n,.11• con-
dition. all l11v1 shly l11ncl~
sca)X'd. pool sizP ysrd.
neat & rl1>an inside, 3
master siz,.. bf'dronn1s,
roomy built·in kilrhl'n
v.·ith breakfa~t bar plu~
you get a hug<' hnnus
room lo finish as 11 fam -
ily projr('L Rrduccd to I I,.. ........................ ..
:S3l.500. Sec it :
MESA VERDE
REDUCED $2000
This ii the hQme vou'""
always \\·anted bui rould
not a.fford. Loc11 tr'd in the presUge arrn n f
M~• Verde, this P11 c ... setter home \1ill go fa~t.
3 bedroom delux---<1nly
S36,500--opt>n Sun. l -5.
1724 Mlnort:a~
Macnab·llVine
Rf•;llly Cornrnn~·
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
Ju~I lisrrd -\'f'ry a11r11c1h-e
-i;pa1·1011~. 4 BR .. 21 ~ bath I
hnmr. E\'lrn !g('. LP.. ,!,
DR,, l11gh be11n1f'd cril1ng.
f R., breakfas1 nrPa -all
ias!efu!ly d('l'<>ralC'd 1n Span.
ish deror • entry tbrough
courtyard 11·11 h c'()lo1·ful t1lr,
l"f'fl('ctor f>OO! .t: lut1ntain. ln.ooo.
IRVINE TERRACE
Cci1.,v & c:lt•fln, high tibove
1!1e bay off Dolphin Ttrrace,
ft't'r fron1 noi~r 11nd Nll)I·
f'd by !hr OCf'an bl'l't'1.e. Dbl.
1lt-t11~·hN1 g-.irage -61 x 158
lot 111lh side dnvr\\'ay -
roon1 for boa1 & trailer,
t>leC'trlc TV 11ntcnna ind ud-
f'll . Jusl $49.500. Phonr
6i3-S.l;,().
2629 Harbor Blvd.
546-8640 1642-8235 1 675'3210 BEACH BARGAIN ""''!R'!E'!P~O~S'!S'!E~S~s"'10.N""'s'"" &aut. 3 BR .. family rm ..
Macnab-Irvine
OPEN EVES.
'TILL 8:30
-Fa rr:.P'lir-
I Sparkling c!e11n homes. ~me hltns, ; c:1r gar. AU !hls tor
-wl · t d & ,_ I d 2 Onl11 $~.500. "" y pain c c .,,, c : CAYWOOD REALTY 3, 4 & 5 bdrms Sonie w11h ,
por>ls FHA·VA C<:inv. tr.rm~. 6.106 \\,Coast Hwy., N.B.
from ·$20,000 10 S10.000 548·1290
COLLl:VS t,,_ \VATI'~ [):t; ~ 1':"/ITS -f:11!tl~id;'C.:'lt
8843 Adam5 A1'r. 9G.' «.•ll (ln~e 1\1 SrbfYJ!~ ii. 'hnp~
Sp.ill'kling, :!O Ir, x 40 fr_ l1n1n!'rlial1' Orr1q-,:in1·r orona e ar I 2 STO RY in.<. shrll i<'l\;!11' f1rrpl:i!'f', 1111('\I· ',/ lw1lronn1 RE;>;'r.IL
J)O<ll. S·!l,.'iOO-Phonc 5;~·i!J,1<l.:; fir. 2 b11 . fain rrn, bllns, BAYfRONT STEAL 11111,Jy tinrk: p11 t 1n }l'r.~h h•~tlll'.' in 1:1:11~·-Ou1s1and1n;:
I I I (' 1 rlt' f·111\\.l«li" h~n.:11111 ~t nnl,v _ I 1;itnr '" ~.l.> 1.'l rrir, F111~ rpni.;, PF Brf1ut1f11ily r<'dr•1·rir·1i('f!. ,, S'L(i,,,1 ~1 "ill('!I iiidi1ow~ ,1 nrwr11rrr111i,g1n 1\'1ni;:1\'\!1111 t •·ll ·mi_' ·
thn1011I. fnf'rl rr11r ~11rrl, frill Jargf' twrlr<-orn" J<~ 1'alh!< hlli;(' hi•di·onni~.: ·\!rt tilniil,v f\!ld <l1n1n~ hrt'll' 01111rr 's '1 ·' 1-•1 ll Jpf'n r1 r~.)
vn rd l11d.«·P111.:. 11 spl'inkJrrs. ]l\'lnf.:: l'IOl11. rui·ni.q <l1n1ni.: ''"''"· 1,,,.,1101 ,1,,,,,,.. ,,~"'· !11111 11.v gnp1·n 11nd rhP~ ;irr ',,0~. '· ''· r1. Int 1t2.-1 Valt;ir-" .. "'" l · • '!. HERITAGE "·~• roon1, hfP:.kfil"! rrnrn a 1 hath~. 1.,.1.,....1., .~· rli·a""" n1nr1ni: lo C"ll1f01111n1111n. --• -
8\S() [ti'. !'l11Cf'll lltt . Ph, I"'''" ,,,," k ''II" ,, '''" , . ,. C11ll 11(111' -6·lf>..i111 -for ap. ~;:..=-11.ll ll!Att f'a.~t results an> just a phone
call t11v11y • 6·12~56i8 :i::'·l·"i-lm. ~:?7·~~\ill 11flr1· 5 pn1 . I , , 1'6 o~ " ~, 11 ·Y 1 •11 ,, I ihn10111 1ir11 .. '1\e,· 1,-wis11.1>. 1,.;:::;:;;;:::;:;;;:;::;~I hay, pus a p1up1•r s1t1dv :\'fl ll1l<Pl'lnr or inislakr. po1n n1en. J , •• ~,.
I I
CALL FOR OUR PICTURE BROCHURE
OF CURRENT LISTINGS
OFFICE OPEN SAT. & SUN.
3 BR . TOWNHOUSE + 1Bx~O Bonus rm. Xlnt vie\v & location -
Univ"rsity Park, , • $39.500
DOVER SHORES
4 BR . 4 Ba ., fain., vie\1', $86.800. 5 13R . 5 Ra.
\Vaterfront v.-·/pool. ...... , .. $199 .800
BA YFRONT ESTATE SALE
90 Feel of Rayfront. pier & slip. 5 BR's. 7
ba 's .. pool. fee land. $450.000
LUSK HARBOR VIEW
Near ne\11 3 Bil. 2 Ba . hon1 e. 3 Cai· gar.
Landscaped. Cpts., drapes. Only . _ 862.950
SPECTACULAR OCEAN VI EW
Top street in Ernerald Bay -lot ready to
build on -level pad. Landscaped. $49,500.
OCEANFRONT
Beautiful gated area \v /prlv. beach. Custom
3 BR .. den \V/"'et bar, playrm .. 4 ba.
$170,000.
833-0700 Coldwell, Banker
644-2430
"'.11h !1rrplacr .t v;cfl!ar .. 111 I Tr11tlC' vollr~. WESTCLI FF-PO-QL
th is ro1 1p:erl will: rill ~lrPrl w ,.k & L I gu:~1 PHrking, FJl.'ll'f' fnr a a er ee I 0 °/o DOWN
~1\·1n1n11ng p<l(I! and a l11ri::e I Orl('n rlitlly t •o ti. !'inp In.
prlvarr pal1n. niakr lh1~ 111'.' ti!lO ll;orht'lr Flll·rl. At Arlflnls j RICH IRWIN ~"t 1n riur l1nr frn· trUP vaJ.
most f'Xciting offPring or rhr :H.'i·O·lb.~ Oprn '!ii 9 P~1 8 ?..yfroni. Ol d!'r a BR. pins 111' ns 11 sharp 1111,vrr. 4 1-!ugr
yrar for only llfi4.000, Cal! r Pnra\ uni1, J'1,.r ,\· ~lip ror h1•<Jrm!' :i hath~.
ti73·87.i0 for detAils. VACANT ·Iii fL h\'lt1 1. P1 1ced at Jtlnd ll l.l .~ussrx Lane. :->.B.
lo THE REAL
\"-ESTATERS
" ••>'I" '"l'" "l•M
NEWPORT
HEIGHTS
RUSTIC 2 BEDROOM
HOME
FIREPLACE PATIO B·B-Q
I $25,000
Roy McCardlt Rea ltor
lSJO Nc11 port Rl r<!. C.ill.
548.7729 •
' Bc~t ftrint row lrw:alion in
I odgirm! Blurt~ nr,\I 10 \\'id~
gret'nbrlt Erlrl u11t1 3 BR., :?1 ~ b111h ·condo, Huge en~!.
1:1\:;7 11. [ltltio. Rare oppor.
111!1 1!~ Ill l.).1.~100.
H~L F.N B. DOWD
RE.-\l.1'~JH &1~·01.ll -
0111 1tf ru-eoa owr1er must scll 1·aJue only • ~12:·1.000. 011-ncr
Lachenmyer !11r.;1' 3 bedroorn and faniily \\'ill c11t'l'y,
111 :'llcsa Verd(', beautiful BAY V JEW
11 1;::-hlands /Jonie on C'U.l·de· Charmingl:y d11!errn1, n1od-Realtor ,;ac ~lr!'e:, Exc('llenr rondi-1 ern 3 BR. 3 Ba., fan11!y 1'111_ Call 616_3928 11nn, 11·11.tk 10 zchool Fu.JI ho1nc. Sprc1acu.lar \'){'\\' of · Evei-;. &!2-2237
price $.'\0;9:..o. · ' h&y, ~an & Nt'1•·port cen. Corona del Mar
Call S-16-~ (Oprn rvC's.l I !er. $.~9 .. 'tflO. S th f H' h RICH IRWIN OU 0 19 way I Q@Q HElfTAGf; REAL TOR 675·6060 f'lrln't f1g:ht 1hc ~11n1n1rr traf.
_ ~ IUl IP111 BUILDERS'--fir. Lf'll\I(' lhe rar a! hnmP ~;:=:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;~!I • and 11 nlk 11, ft'I•' ~hnr1 hl()('k~
!! -----Choice fOrC'vc r '·lew lo1 in till' to rqh('r China ('r)•'c .,r RIC' LAKE FOREST hills or Yle,:a Vrl'de. J,e1-rl, Cnr~11111, 2·Tw0 hrrlronin
-11!';2 CORTA CRf.:.__"'1'1\ •
A beautiful hon1r J blocks
lrorn lhc Lake F'nrl"sl club
hnusr. This homr h11s 4 bffi.
rooin.~. a forn1nl fl iniru;
roon1. a pcrn1anrn1 vie11• and
pro!M<sional landscaping.
J>rif'f'd ar $51 ,500. ca 1 r
5'16-231~ for an appoin1ment,
lo THE REAL \~ESTATERS
11 cll ::rr11!rd, rrady In h111lr! un11_~ 111 onf' nf ("'!....,1rn (k l
1J[1'C111 in <ill'rady Jrl'C]Op<'d il!111"s hr~r ~ri11th.rif-ll1e.hi~I\.
cus1on1 nr1o:hl>orhood. ()nr 1"A,1' rluplr.~ !l)rallnn.•. Onh
of a kinrl lrfl a1 rh1~ )ow $4.i!f.JO. Call 6i3.11:1:1(1, ·
prirf' of $21.950. Ca11 :i.16-2313
fcir .1t.11 n.ppu-intn1en1 to seP.
\O 'THEREAL \"\.. ESTATERS
' "'I'• IJ'Hli "pr,•
l-i>' THE REAL
\"-ESTATERS • Of'I" ,.r,r11 "1
0\1.'NER TRA'.\'SfERRED 4
CdM DUPLEX . $49 950 Bdrm, :1 11<11 1is. fam'il~
'
• Roon1, El<'g nnt 2 srory Bl'droom~ up. 1 hf>droorn rntr . 11 . 11 _ • • " ''"" '""' ., .. n11 '\'~:H r!r~r .. ·r·11r 8si;u~e ,.. ............... ,..iiiiiiiiii/
;:1," apr l0<1n 3 Bdrm plu& -
i'ILP,l' h1m1l.11 rnom ,1·1tt1
f.rrplace, B K'" S2•1,9:iO. Ci.II
Df n Klei n .'>·10-l i:IO
dOll'll, On beaut1ftl! Poinsct· b~k ) s2~''000' di~ln1'1 rOl'lm, I
fia •100 · '" , •R \\Ir ~ · Sanrlc1'!t d11v.!! 111 812-fii!!L 01. Home Show Rea ltor• e\·1>s, al ~!l3..F.003. ·
01\'r,;ER tran~frr1>td, s"·.11 ..
tninit pool, 1 hedNon1~.
buiH1ns. fib' S:l3,j5(], Coll
:\hi' inn ~('Gill d!\)ll RI
.i·l~-li2() Or t'lf'~ .~I $11-9:1111\,
DELUXE TRIPLEX
OPEN SUN 1·5
Property and ap-pli11nees.
In t1p-1op rondi!fon,
$53,SOO
"Annchil ir llnu~('ht1nllng" --
3533 E:. Co11s1 11 11)·. Crl:'-1 *WILl EX CHANG°E*
67S·722S Chl\!'1111ni;:: 2·11R. r!rn, hnn11• 1 --*,-2~D~UF'LE X ES * in C·2 lt1n('rl f•)r tiu.~1ne~~
. i11 griod--0ff 17th S1 ){')(' fl); :"le\\·rr. SldP by s!rle, ~ll one ,;nuil[ Cn--'o ~-J •.
' 0 b h 3"R2 .. ~ · • "" · 1:..\'<:U~ll'('
bt>11ril 3.12 .. )()0 f'/11'11 6 ' . ' --------I o, 1)1 : ~ • '"' ra. NPar Azynt i:1r;.;i;r-.:,
GeOrge Williamson i\1'~.R .\JDV~:n. 4 nr1m;:-:·. Why srnrc II !n the actlc I R I 1111111~ 11~~11n1r 1;1 • (
\1·hrn )'()\! c11n turn 1t Info __ -----__ ea tor lri~ri, hrk. ~1 1f'fin ! · 11 ro,r 1
')UC£4' <r6c °J?,altl'
546-5990
A fl)Od \\'llnl ~ 8 -l:"OCI J.~nr1111 C'n. llhr. 6'12-~ _.._2..__~~"'.._.._H..__'~'~""-'·~-C •.• M_. __ _'.'.l"~v~•~'1~m2o~"~I -----f 11 !1 • -;! : ! l 11n11 ng? \Vft f\•h t};, _!l_!!_!!~ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!ll!!!!!!!!!!!~-~~11!!!-•~-•-!ll!!ll n1on"y lhrouizh a DAILY ]St>ll lllle ilema now! C&il ,673-4350 645-1564 l!nii •rn ril>•~ ;,.·.(~ll,~rr I
PILOT \Vant Ad.. 1 fil 2-!''6iS No11·~ ca~h. i·!ill fi-!2-:'!Gll! "'f'.~ '-l "l u ----------1·---'-'_%~-i~i).
550 NEWPORT CENTER OR ., N.B.
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O.nerel
Room At The Top
1475 Sq. Ft.I
G•n•r•I
NIGHT OPEN HOUSE
Come s~ t~ llghrs backed
by the Pacif.ic Ocean from
·121· of hilltop ocean view.
;, BR, 3 Ba. lncl sep bu: ron-
tlE'C-ted in -law qu11rtel"!>.
}19.500. Open \l'e-d eve, 6-
10:3o pm 1161 Gteneagles
Terr, CM &12-6657, Rltr.
• • • • • $21,950
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DAILY PILOT 23
l~I _ .... l~I -..... l~I -.. -l~I _ ..... l~I ···~'· I ~ ... ~., I ~ 1 ~~~~~1 General
DOG KENHELS -
HORSES
Cost• Men
TOTAL PRICE $24,000
NO DOWN G.I.
BUYERS
$100 DOWN
Huntington Beach Laguna Nlgua.1 Newport S.ach
=======l_,N_E_A_R_s"'c-H-00.,.-L.,.S -
COUNTRY
LIVIN'
3 BR. 2 ba., w/w carp.,
drapes, Land1caped_ $31.900.
HIGH ON A H ILL in the City Panoramic view trom ~his 4
SWIMMER'S
DELIGHT
BEAUTIFUL
BAYCREST rn this xtra sharp, raMbllng bdrm, 2 Ba. home, 1n xln!
ranch home featuring twin· cond., for only $39,9'jQ, Just listed! Be au r l f 11 I J y
slze ~ooms. panetled for-4 BR. & FAMILY RM. maintained tr l -I eve 1 . 4
ma! dining mom, 12' x 13' Completely fenced, roon1 for ~droom, 3 ba!h, for n1al
private den, hardv>ood boat or trailer; $39,500, dining and breakfast &1·en,
llooni, w/w crpts & drps, WELL CARED FOR large. famil y room \1•1th
Business Business
Opportunity 200 Opportunity
DEALERSHIPS -AREA DISTRIBUTORS
Join a Winning Teaml
F a ntastic NEW Electronic
Sight & Sound SIGN PROGRAM
"THE LITTLE HUSTLER"
''The Sign Th.at Talk1"
Oi&rrrung 2...-tory, J bed-
. rooms, family room and 2
ba ths. Hugt_ 19 x 25 nunpus
room wilh rough 1llumhing
imca.lled for arldlt1onal bflrh
or Wl!'t bar. E.1tcellent nnrlh
Costa Mesa location. Price
$34 ,500. r or additional !nfor-
niatlon c11.U ~2313
11'.) THE REAL
\"'-ESTATERS
Cu'e 2 Bcdmt. home on 55'x
135' lot.
BIG HALF ACRE . 130 Foor
lrontagl' on pnv1ue rt.Nlf'1 in
Santa Ana H('Jghts. (j()Od
T \\'O Brl!'m. fl'<er upper w11h
large lam1Jy roorn • new
roof. Four horse co rrals,
Ill.ck room and sn1all hay
barn. This property 1s one
of the vrry Jew left. And
"'hat a price~! Only S2·L9SO
-See Thill.
PAYMENT F .H.A.
for 1h1s labulo1.1s 4 bedroom,
2 story hotlse with 3 haths.
Ready !or your occupancy
now. Completely carpeted
thruout, also drapes. New
style kitchen With alt built.
In~ including <lishwasher.
Double garnge. Schools &n<l
shopping nearby, Let us
~how 11 10 you,
cheery-bright ki!chen "'Ith Good design, 3 Bdrm, home massive stone ~ll'C'piare n1J<i
bldn R/0 plus lots of store-in xlnt location. Low down. 150x~) pool Jusl ou1s1de.
al! t'8binets. New paint In $29,000. Owner transfcmng bu~1nesB
It. out! Deep. deep lot, nice-Laguna Niguel Realty to East and can give qu1t•k
1'"actory Training -Field Supervision -Ad·
vertising Aids $3295 to $8500 required -Se-
cured by saleable inventory Big profits -
L':very business a buyer .
Arnold & Freud
3S!1 E. 17th, C.M. 6'lG-77S5
QUICK CASH ""'""':;,
• 1 •, ', ' 'r,• Walker & Lee
Jy land!!ctiped y,·irh tall, tall 830-SOSO 496-5791 possession. Hurry on this
trees and many shrubs. Full Lido Isle one. Fee land, $72,9:i0. CaU
For information phone : WHOLESALE OIVf ..
S I 0 N , ELE CTRON DISPLAY SYSTEMS.
171 41 642-6262. $29,500 By Own•r
High, on cool Oct'anvu Bluff.
Only 4 min to ocean. Beaut,
Quiel trtt-linfii area. Im·
mac. J Br., 2 BA + lam
rm .. 642-6657 open daily n/a.
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
DON'T PINCH
YOURSELF
(You 're Not Dreaming)
But You Can
PINCH YOUR
PENNIES
with a
PILOT
PENNY PINCHER
Classified Ad
3 LINES
2 TIMES
$2.00
Any Item Priced
$58. or Less
(If mor•, than on• Item, the combined total
cannet e:.cHCI $50.)
642-5678
Evenings CaJI &16~1:179
TOWNHOUSE
·SPECIAL·
Sell your Ja\\'nmo11.·er anrl
yard tools .1ry carerrce J1v·
ing a! $21,950. Spacious 3
bedroom 11nd d in 1 n g.
THREE COOL POOLS roR
YOUR USE. Now vacunt for
your impet·tion.
C11ll 5-IO·ll;,1 (Op<'n l'ves.)
$'711 HERITAGE
atAL UUTI
COLLEGE PARK
l BR. 2 ba . Covered lanai.
tge, yard, \Valking d1sl.1nt'e
10 all sehools & f;hop'g. Only
$31,00J. C'ioo!:I 1erms.
CORBIN-
MARTIN
REAL TORS 644-7662
20 UNITS
5-4 Plexes • SrH one or all.
Pr1n1e location arlj11cen1 to
J\1emnrial J-losp1l.11. 011·ners
J bedroorn un 11 . all 111 plush
cond111on. No vacancy.
S67,500 ear h.
(.'all :J-LJ-8·12·1 IOpt'n eves)
price S72.500. AJI tenns. 646-71TI.
2790 J.farbor Blvd. at Adams call 847-lnt $56,000
54::).9-191 OJK'n "-11 9 p~1 SEYMOUR REAL TY Immac .. Jike new 2 BR. plus
A subsidiary of Newport Opt-Sonics Co., 890
Production PL, N.B.
----~-----117141 Beach Blvd., Htgn Sch dining room.
Open 'Iii 9 P~1 $89,500
4 BR .. 2 BA. rov'd patio, ~~~~~=::::l~Z:Z:-15 Bdrm. phis family rm.; on SPACIOUS
bl11n B-B·Q. roncrt>le block i large lot. 4 BR + FR $39,900
\\·ailed yd. close to schools-$1 .00 MOVE IN $125,000 Beycrest an-a, <-·harming-4!·--------
shopping S26.500 * * *' 2 Gl's! 3 BR 2 BA, 70' x 100' Large. l bdrm, plus pool & BR & family rm. !..arc.:,. I'
BR., cov'd paiio, R-2, lot. fenced lot, bl!in RIO. firt'pl, 2 bdrm. guest suite On 70 dinlflf:: rm. Kitchen hl!ns, 2 Acreag• for sale 150 lncom• Prop•rtv
$23;500. Broker 642-4816 J><ltio. air-cond. crpts, drps, ti. Jot, frp/~. 2 'f1!0: h.1ths, 11lr 40 ACRES 4-PLEXES
166
dbl gar, seller pays all ~wr $200,000 entry, cpls/drps, On \1•idc N£1\H SANTA i\1ARIA GOOD FINANCING
FOil Sale hy 01\·ner 3 br, 2 <-'OS!s. Prict> redu<.'e'd 1$.1000., Lido Nord baytront. 4 Bdrm. 80' lot. S·IOO Pt>r A\Tt' $fi.OllO du"''"· Pnce-"$55,COO
ba in Rancho J\lt>sa. Just 'o $1.8,500. You can not he11.t p!us dining rm., library & CAl..L 0 641i ·l4 14 Bic: Oak trers, nu:c build1n>: \Varn1·r & Oak, Hunt. Bch.,
reduced $2,000. $6,;ioo to this. s&'",',',·p·.On 50 ft. lot 11-ith pier ~A ~A~-sites, recJ'C11!I011. lnvl'Stn1t'nt 2 blks W. of Bea<-'h Blvd.
assun1e li 7~ Gr Loan 1v/S196 ~ or ff't in·n1L•ni. Easy 11.'rms. New crpls & <lrPs, tirepl's,
nio PII. S.1~9322 I' it EAL T\' rho n P : ~O:, I 912.;,;116, la ht, gas bl•in~.
East Bluff bocuanb lau>eon Jrz. Nt•r N, .. port 1'0$1 orr1rr 9Z'1-8279. Or ""'r•!e: 43~ S. LEADERSHIP R. I.
t62-4471 ':-.::.J 546-1103 11ealto• 1--~0-W--NER____ n1,1:idwa,,, Santa J\1ar1a, 842 .. 66 .l416 Via Lido 675-4562 I ~~-,...,::..:_-:,:.:::.._ ___ 1
• EXCLUSIVE AGE.NTS • ''SPLIT LEVEL'' Cal if., 934~1. (3J 2 BR/1 BA HOMES
SALES-LEASES MOTIVATED 10 AC. ranch site, NO COMPLETELY
.··f~ formal dining and living 4 BR, J ha. 60x90 .... $77,500 Fantastic buy In Bny(Trsl. DO\VN, Re5pon fa1n1ly just REDONE
• '. • ...,. room~. Lorgt family room, 3 BR, 31,1 ba. 45x88 .. $9-1.500 Price reduction lo S76.~>IJO. take over $25 per n10. Nriv crpls, new drps, new C'_ .. \ .. _./3Efl and 4 bedrooms with thf? 4 BR . .C ba. 90x88 •• $135,000 Elegant ~1rflltcrraili•11 n. P}'n1nts. 961!--0(H7 tile, new floor, new painf. ~,j,S( ~ ,.,f {',II master suite on ~ separate Step-down livln>: ro 0 m' A··p-.-,~,-m-e-n~t-,~,~0-,-,-a71e-,1°"'52 Huge lot. 2336 Elden Ave.
/ JI lev'el for privacy. A most LIDO REAL TY INC. formal dining and room for .... ;...,--7:'.::'.':-C---7:c'::-OO-::-CM. $60,000. Oivner. E~ ~' · _: tea f desirable floor plan. Dill us 3377 Via Lido 573.7300 pool. Call 646-7171 * NEW · UNDER 646-530:l
'°-..-:;· to see this one. bilT.l ~~~~!""~~..,~I CONSTRUCTION -\\'J::STBAY ELDEN
2·11·1 Vis1a Del Oro 842-2535 LJ['O SOLID. Ba)1t'ont t>y 10 UNIT APTS, 27 UNITS
;>;ewport ~ach 644-113.1 0\\'11(."r. Pier r.,, xtni lrg siip. 10 Delux 2 BR/2 BA. 2332 $~22,000
Fountain Valley s.i· lot, gm belt, 3 br. 2 he..,~====-~-~-E.dcn A\'c, C"''· 111ust stt Webb Realty 642-4~5
----· Sl65,000. ?':'inc. 0 n ly BA YSHORES choice lora· to appreciate! $115,000.
LEASE OPTION ii7fHl132 ror 11ppt. lion! 4 Br. 31h Ba. din. Owner. Lvl'S &16.SJO:? Industr ial Property 168
3 BR, Ilk BA, in fine F.v.1 --,-16~'~x:02oa•"OF~A~Mw10L'Y'-1M:-:7;,~,~;on"-~v~;~.c:-10'------I mom. Huge masirr br. ----,~~;:;;-;--l<i l ;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;I
neighborhood, close to ROOM $69,500. Re>tltor, 64&--0732. ~~~Property 154 Sole or lease
schools. Hurry and call on 2 B"DRDD'l Eld •d "P c.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;:;;;;;;;;:;;.:;;;;;:;;,;;;;; And t>Verything nice to go "' ' or o . • VILLA no. 70, Baysirle •
!his one. s235./mo. with Jt. 3 BR, 2 BA and graded, landscaped, patio. Village, 2 br, 2 ha, pvt bch DOG KENNEL 12·400 Sq_ fl, industrial blrlg.
SHERWOOD REAL TY dining area. Only $24.990, 6-% '{'a $26,500. 0 w n er & pool. $16,900. 673-3651. Eslah!ishrrl ('Q1nn1erci11l k<>n-in the t·•~nler of Orange Co.
CALL 540-8555 R I E tot b 837-0\30. • with 1,000 sq. Jt. air cond. ea 5 e y ,. Newport He1ght1 n~·l on 2.R aCJ'l"l!, lnclud1·~ n!flC(' space, Railroad spur
BY O\\'NEP., S 2 8 · 0 J O· M VAY J BR. 2 BA. crpts. drp;, { 111-lnrJ,;r", modrni 3 BN:l1•01•n1 udJ, 10 storage_ warehouse A~·!-11mi> 6':',, FHA, r'-'al c ingrm,xl11tcond.Fence<1& NEW LISTING hon1e plu.~ s111:1lh}r 2 Brll-11rea wiTh 14 ' truck doors
rlf':1n 2 BA, aft C & wk enrls landsca""rl. ll!r. nntlos 3 BR. $34,900 l""'m gll•'s.·1 .,,. •mplo,v"C • f .~ ,,~ "' ,. ,. ". rP.ew11y ecces~. Asking 8.~!l-flli'.J S31,000. A5sume 6%. 837-9622 Lovely 1rce 5harlt'd ~ell inc:, hillls(' and st•W'ral ut1JJty SlZ'i,000. submit your terms,
' !nu. -H_u_n_t~;n~g~l~o~n~B_•_•~c~h:--893-8533 ~5-1}158 SACRIFtCE! r.1ust-~ell. pro-or a cornt>i· lot jus! QI! Cid! buildings. £x1;;!ing Sf'! • up For furrhrr in!ormation,
4 Br pool home, y,·alk lo bch. perty settlement. 3 hr 2 ha, Dr. Charn11ng 3 Bit, din. roulrl bt,> niodiried for VP!· plcaS'f' call R. E. Knox with
$185.35 -P .I. Assume 907,, conventional $2!1,500. 2650t A I i ca n l e, rm., br\t'k frpl., hdwd. flMI., 1•r11111ry l'linlc: or incorpor-Eckhoff & Assoc., Inc.
V11ca'nL clean. 3 BR, !am loan. 968-5397. Mission Viejo, &37·7677. carp., {lra[X's. Cool pa tu1. Ill(' a ll<'t S!11rt'. $1 30,000. f''lr 5'11·2621. Evrs/wkn<ls 538-9435
rni, flrrpl, r<UJll't neighbrhd. Dbl. gar. on a!!ry. S1•e this further 1nrorn1ahnn. plt·!lSC -~-\\'alk ''"' sch!. front kitch, Huntington Harbour Newport Beach h<'rnre il 's sold . rail f{.E. 1-\nn!t Y.'t!h Lots for Sale l70 LJ N"ar l•v. rn1 . JO": dn, Own· UL'S CALL 0 U 6 l <I • Eckhoff & A••oc ., Inc. 4 BDRt.I. hon1e on island. THE McCA • · YEAR-ROUND f'r 11·/carry the ba1. lZ!l.500. ~~~ :1 1l -~'ii2 l t:\•rs/wknd~ 53'1-91~:J CHOICE loL R-2. 100xll5.
BEACH REAL TY crpls. & flrf'IS .. on lg. lor, HOME IS MUl#C.. Paved alley, 348 E . VACATION 892-5593 completely 1nd5cp., asking iiJ\l:TY Cemetery Rochcs!er St., Costa l\fesa.
Pr1va1e heacti • BayshQrrs. -~1~66~1~2~B~o~'~';h~B~l~"~'·~·~"~·~B~.-liis;;Ai9.:;:000(i .• '_''J;kii•~o-;ff;"b<";"-;:";;-"&·I FOR SALE Nt•r Ntwport Po1t orrlr t Lots/Crypts 156 Close to 171h SL shopping
2 bedrooms, d1nini.: room or ''SACRIFICE'' \\'ALJ< 1h hlk to beach & The l\1cCauls have taken ex· CHAR.i\11Nt_;-cu~1om -3 13r~ :z _----'-'-~----! area S21.00l. 673-9509.
drn, small charrrung home. manna . 4 Br, J 13a, choi{'(' cel\('n1 !.'are of their home in Ba. Shade trees, Jovrly 2 SllNl!ISt: plol s (1\l11sonicl, R ch F
Addona ble 1 o o~ S42,500. Priced bel ow market for Dav Isle. lncation, \rg cor Ne\\'port Shores. It's a 4 carpeti ng over hardwood. Pat·ifir View :'>-!em or i a I ~n 91• arms,
CALL 675-4930 quick sale. Thrs home \\:ith lot. Q\\'l\T. 213--;,92-1496. he-droom, 3 hath, lar~e l1v-Lg. bnck fu't'pl. Ilenrnt>ll Pork. SHX>. 5-1:)..25~ ro ves 180
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COt.ESWORTHY&CO.I ;ii Spanish flair otten. many, Irvin• tng room And r lose to !he livingrm. \Vonny chestnut
FEAL.TORS many Pxtras. \\'on't \al';l! 1;;;;;;;;;;.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;-.1 ~url. ~ir son ls U.S. panf'lg. Drl1ghtful trr1·11.ce in _,Illa ,_.~'-"-·"-"--Call tOday bkr. 842-2535 Champion surfer and is easy upkeep garden/ %.
INVESTMENTS
LOTTA KIDS? HAPPINESS IS going off 10 collegt" so thf'y acre lot. &Jt;..13!11.
This popular Prin~1on J\1odel will be moving. You can S Cl -----1
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TENANTS·L~;ASI::BACKS
orr1CE
C0:>1~'1EHCrAL
We have a lotra holll't' for
you • ~ spa1:1ous bcrlroon1,
:l haths, hudl·1n k11ch1>n,
carpets, drape~. forn1a1 din-1 ----..=07=~--
ing room and 2 ~lor1rs over VACANT
2000 sri. ri. $.ll.:1(l() All J large bedrnis, 2 baths, fam-
Trrms. Broker 8~2.~·l.15 or 11.v rm, corner Jot for a boal
5'!0·5140, or camper. SJI,500. Your
Corona del Mar 1C'rms. Reol Estote by
ESTATE BUILOER y
Lnve1y 2 bdrm .. !ijlariou,,. McVA
kuch. w/t>i\llnll' area. f'rplc.
R·2 Loi iv/room tfl huilrl sd-
d1tional un11, Pric('d tn ~I'll. ~l.).o.l.i.11 893-8533
MOR GAN R EAL T Y 1 --·"•"Uo-N"R~E~A77L""~-67l-6642 675-6459
Costa Mei.a
COSTA MESA
EASTS I DE
A rormer mode! h<'lm(', T1 sits
on a eornf'r In! has B hQlt!
iz.1rr ~nd rruly 1m111<11'.'Ul91P.
011 llPrc; hilve 10 sell. Bkr.
!'-12-2).1.1
on fre land. Prk'f'd beln1\· ha ve it for S39.500 !! you an eme_'!f4!,_
market 3 Bdrms., 2 ba. hurry! Call 646-7171. J Br!, 2 01\, 11:1 1i11·n1·r
Siers away fmm JlOI)!, 1rn-Ocea1i view from Jiv rm &
nlt1: .i:. pu!ting green. S35,750. din rm $~1.900 t er ins, ii red hill BEACH COTTAGE s~:'~~n Cop;•t.ano
REALTY $21 ,000 T!t /\;\l ~~·l·:ltl \1'.])
Univ. Park Crnlrr. frvinf? Full pri~. Cute & sharp. ftJn !\lust leave charming 3 RR.,
liVln,,: at fht' bea1:h. No 2 ha, fam ily rm. hon1('. Call Any!!1ne 1111-0820 ..
,t, APT BLD'GS
W. R. DUBOIS, INC_
IH .E:. Brokers) 833·9'145
I A(.'HF. + C1\ftLSBAO, zon.
r1I f"r 11pts., nHJIL•I, C()ndo.
nn S1n1r Park Lug<>Oll. wlth
r :<(•r•llrnl OCl'lln vil.'11·, 1
block frf'Pw11y inletl'hang,.
with nr w11hout beautiful 3 dO\\'n vets. S550 down FHA. \VeU ki'..'pl. ~·il h like nPw ~C~U~L~V~E!R~D~A~L~E!"'-~4~b~c~2~00~I Call tod-1y. carpels & dra!)"s, \\'i'll B.lt., ;l•, h;1ths home, • • L 1-• ~ lh kl l~r. Ownf'r. Tl!l.3(17t
illay
lam rm. Cul--<11'-sac Joi nr w I k & 11"~!.'I"'· iv1 ~ srri n r r-., _ _ ------
park & ponl. SM.700. 17581 a er ee front ~ rrar. f.~1s!1 t1i:: V1\ Commercial
i.A'hflnnn Cir. R.l3--01 711 loan. r u!l pnrr s .. 1.500. I P roperly ,~~-~--~~1 27W Ha rbor Blvd. at Adams Call 4!ll-11 2·1 Rraltor .
4 BR. 2'1 h11 i. ,\·;-l•ouse, frpll.' 5"1;-i-9-191 Open 'ti! 9 PM ARTIST'S-VIE\Y-l lO~ll·: \\'J., nf'{'d rommPr('ial with
in l1v rm & mast£,r sil1!r W a tecf,onl Duple:ir i::ro111 ll• potrn!Hil, a ny s11r . NrRr nrw, 2 s!nry, 4 R!l 2 rmn1ar Ay ownrr. S32.!!00. ~01 , --•c•I old ~.h place. I J.(\11 Uo11•n pa1nlf•nr + fl!'<'-'"'' """"' RA. all 1;1ppl1an•·cs. l'arp••l. (' II ·11 s.:.1-0019 or 6;11}..3040 illOOern ei•Prythina & rtariy p.1111 •nlPrP~! ;1 (' I ~~~-1 I" ">O>'" ,-., •. N;, .. p,·,~ , dr.'lpes, fr11I, big mrnr r !"!, f,1~.-~~:n f\rl1k rr BROAD:-.1 00R Turtle Ror:k, ·· " ~ "•• , ' ' "' nr ~t hMI, ri u1r1 h 11l ~1dP ----
plan 4 14 BR , :th~. Im rmt float. Only $6:"1.000, srre ri $29,::00. 49.1 1~78 / Condominiums
l!H.11 Sierra Chula. $43,900 Y. J . J!OHVATII REAL TOR 4'.1~4'<16. __ [ for sale
v.•/land ~28-~262 ownrr. Ask For Dave ---~------
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160
NORTllET!N Calif Rall<'"h ,
~275 j)f'r 11.cr-e. C 11 11 :
Brk/638-5820 Ask Ior BiU or
D.W.
Real Estate Wa nted 18-4
\\'ANTED: Yrry excli;sive
b11yfron! hnn1e w/slip &.
pkt 111 Nrwporl &1:1ch.
Pnrt•d up to S:\50,000. Phone
··nllrct Sara Carey, Realtor,
La Vt'rne, Ca. ( 71.C )
'5!1:1-1 306.
PVT. Ply, !">-6 Br. hou~e.
JlOQI, huge yd, Quiel st, lihorl
drive lo heh Principal& only.
12131 6!11-1:113
R-J LA ND WANTED
5 tu 30 acres. 1\1cr.lichael
Conipany. (I) 871-39.10
Busille11
Opportunity 200
1\ssume G.J. Loan of Sl·l.:«I
11•ilh 10lill PilYnlt·llls nt
Sl.11.00 prr 1110. l ;r"t'nl t'irnrr
lot 11·11h ho;11 or rr!l1ler <IC•
cei<s. t:X!f'nor ll""rl.~ trndrr
l ov11~ care. ln!rr1nr f1r~l1·
Jy pa.11111'.'d thruour. J\lso ne11·
grrcn sha):! caqm 11 11~ thrll·
our . J huge hrdri)r)m~ or
conv('rtcd drn al sn 2 bfllhs.
Fo1•n111I d1n1n~ 11.r1'11. G.l.'11
no down or ~-1 {A !ow dO\\'n
also 11var!ablr.
lRVINE Cnvr resirienre~L'le l)i:}.7'1q7 67~1-l rl71 2 !f lJL;E Bl::DH :'llS. 111 81\ Nice Lilfl1• Busutt•ss ~ 2 ~tnry, rlrr1 hllin~. nrar Art gnller)', fr,111ies, gif\11 .
pool/pa110. Pn11c1pnls only. * MUST SELL * R~!1n~!~1t.. ~ lll'lll w w, !'h.1rr1 nnt! clt'an. good u.~rd furn iture. Vf'ry
Shown h:; !lppt 49-1-9667. BY 0\YNER --------$20.~~D. Full pril•P', I I
COOL POOL
Atten tion ;\Ir. Execut1v('!
You mu,,I '· np !h i~ 2 slOJ"\I, B r f I Bl ff 2'00 II a lrucl1ve sl ore, (H\I rent, c ' ., Laguna Beach eau 1 11 u s .. sq I f I 4 brr!rooin. Spanish. Fashtl)n Condo, VJf'W or waler & arwin realty , inc. J<:O{I{ l'a~('. S'iOOO req'rl incl
Shnrrs hon1e, walking rllS· CHARMER ]ii;:ht s Creen Bell loc. fah-Acrea ge for sal• ISO 21.i62 Brookhur~r. 1-ltugn Och 1nv<>nlory .t. Da!su11 station
1a n1·p !n brach_ Too many ulous 2Gxlll den,, Reduced to EXCELLENT RUY~! OwnPr 5-lt~-~111 nnytin1e wgn. 6'12-fi391 or &l6--l5~.
t l Sh Shingle f'X-1er1nr, Spacinu~ 110 ~ 833_.17~ ADD 111 1,mily bn·'"''· lf""-C'-'< ras ro men ion, ows . . 1 ·. ,.111U, ••• retiring! e Ca!if1Jrn la City, TO\\'NHOUSE ;i hr, 21 ~ h;i, .. u., "" 11kr a model. Mu~.can 't living room wilh flf"l'P aCf'. ..__ hand. Y.'He work iogcth('r.
Walker & Lee .... n· · :I &Ir & Lo\Vl'.'s! priced in the lrvel 120 errt's, $900 prr Ar. pool. sauna, 1111r1H:t. off1.:.
l<1st'. S·M.950. Call Evelyn, ining room. ms. BLUFFS Al • N Sa o · c 1 1"000 NB 6''8""" Build nwn business, part I • 2 p,-· 1 t " ~o . n 1ego oun y ·••· · ,. ·'~ .-,.,.~. JI (Im I! f 1 n d r rs Realty, 011• iva e pa 105 s r-time . .1?3()..7104 roundM by n1ature fruit SJ3.000, 3 BR. 2 ba, tri-level 170 acres SG:JO !>('r Ac .• Xl n1 Income Property 166 ==~~---~~-I
2790 Harbor 81\•rl, 91 Adam& _8_92_4_4_1~11~'=:v~"~"36.-4=~"'~--· __ 1 trees. Only SJS,500. Call . w/vlew, frp{c., dbl gar, elec1 terms &vaiJ by owner. \\l1Jl SNACK shop, good 'lOing
54'°:;)-MG.i (}pttn 'til 9 p,\l SELLING opener. Nr. Cd111 High & lake part trade fl)r rlo1vn VI CrORVILLF: area xlnt. husiness. 2063 So. }!11rbor
Olia.n. Catholic church Moving fn payment. Call Art 557-9700; JJOlen1iaL 5 acres ~nr . loc. Blvd., C:'l·L Loe in car Wlll!h. NR. COUNTRY CLUB YOUR HOME? · .. I "-Jrgr Bluffs unit. 644-2865, Res: 4!}!µ206 ·""11r. .sa e. or.st offer on GOV'T REPOSSESSION. low $2500 down buys attractive F1P.e appraisal • We buy Own 1=-~~~--,--,,--.,~, 1 rquity G73-1023.
raoch type 3 bdrm home cl]uitie!.Personalattention. REAL ESTATE r. The fastesl draw in the \Ve~I n:-=n:=-;;;=-;-.c--;:-:-:=I rln. As~umt> low Int loan. Ea~t sirie Costa Mesa . 25 yrs. experience. 1190 Glf?nnt'yre St. 1---,2~6~20""'C~Lc-cl F=F-.D~R~_--1 ... a Dally Pilot Ch1ssltied Daily Pilot Want Ads have Easy qualifying. Bk r .
Large rear yam with room COLLINS & WATTS 494-9'173 549-0llfi 3 BR, 2 BA. hd\\'d fiool"B,l ~A~d~, ~64~"-~"~"=====:;;;_~b='~'t''=;='~;;:;:•="~0~"'=·;:::;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;.;:0;&~12~-4=24~s;;::"~'Y~h~·m~•~-;:::;:;:;:="J
for trailer. Hardwocwi rloon;. 96>5523 Eves. 642.0427 . , pool, detached play room or
Yul! Price S29,5!XJ. Vogel OJ. $165. MO. _ Pl Qualrty Wood S Cove offlcl'. EKcel. lina.ncing, Con-
No. 10, :1152 Ne\\·porl Blvd., View home, 1 block lo beach, sider lse/opt, Tmmed. oc.
c111 54\.9346 3 BR, fam , rm.. 1~ bs., hdll'd noors. beam ceil., eup, $34.950, Owner/agent, rlishwshr. ,lt"as bltlns. w/w.
*MESA VERDE* $29.fil!l. Call.,. huge nns,~norm~sll~19:;·,-'-'"~-620~1~·=====~-1
4 BR. 2 BA, Top cond. in BEACH REALTY m<'d.ocr. xceJ. 111· .... · WATERFRONT 277 Pearl. Chvner/agen!, fOp loca!lon. Corn('r lot w/ 892·5593 49.J-620l. Ch11.rming Condominium on
ma!Uri> l""e•. 01\'rM'r anx· 16612 B1>0°h Bl H 8 h b ~1 · h"•" · ''" ~ " . , * HANOY,,'.AN 'PECIA L f e "Y.· ...... ig u-u view -
JQLll!. Will sell below appr11I-VERY NEAT VACANT 0 ~ & 11 • Occ11n view! Oldi>r 2 B ~ .. •"""• pier s~ •500P· 1111. Askin.1: $29,900 wfJ0 % 4 Bcdrm, elerl bltin~. d<'luxe '"
dtJWn, 54:J-.J9.16 or 5'15-4%7, ciu-pet & pad. 1* BA, well conv. d en, frpl, carp., TED HUBERT & ASSOC.
BY 0 \VNER: Nice 3 hr, lge man!MH"Ni yard. 5% '7~ F1--IA (!,·.'.lpel, shcHered P n 1 · 0 · 3471 Via. Lido 675-8500 Needs mloor exttr, repalf'B' ' . patio & rncd yrd, F HA-VA loan can be assumed, &. paint. A good huy nt FOR &ale or lease, 2 BR
or Conv. $22.250. 2019 LEADERSHIP R .E. S3t950. beach home, Furn or unt.
Monrovia &16-3432. 842 .,., c be E "-t ~ 1111!\SJON REAl TY 4!14 --0i3l an 1een at JOO .......
PCOL home,~ br. very n1t'e VIEW OF OCEAN THE ideal Croy,·n Point homt NHBwy No. 53 Bayside VUlagt, i''tume ~1'~ VA lf',n n. Eujoy cool breeze from 2 on 1 '"'una's trl>llt beautiful·~=·===~---~• Rrdu~d price SJ0,900. L,<;e .._ "s s 4 !or. 540--l9-ll atory pre:;tige 4 Br. Ni~ street. J hr, 2 ha, lrg tam AY llORES, By owner,
cpt.s, dtps & patio. 01vncr rm, 1ecluded atrtum In BR + den, ~r 3000 l<I ft.
• CUTE 3 br. 2 be. J)lltiO. lge 11nl!ious. $41.95(), Katella {."t'.nter of house. Must he Pr1nc!pal1 only, $.55,700.
yard. Sm down or a~sume Rf'alty 847.Ql6l. ween {O ~ fully 8pprecialed. Must stU, by appt, 67s.8680,
$1 89/mn. pymn1s, SZ3,700. l -*-:--,*-;M=U~S~T~S"'E~L~L~*~*~I SSS.WI 49-l-8314 or 833--0080. 64f-TIBI
By owlK'r &l&-at39. • TRANSF'ERR.ED * 1 =s=v~o=1=VN=E~R~, ~v=1~o1o~rl3a,-,ae""oc~h'1"11"1~E'""B"L"u~r~r~s-. ~,~,~o~.=~=,.•3I
e BY O\VNF:R. 3 b.-. :I hll . Sh3rp !'i BR! 3 BA! Cnver-11.cce55• New 3 BR. 21,S BA BR, 2 BA . I level Linda
Eastslde. S2fi.OOO. l 90fi ed patio' PnCt'd rlRhl! +workroom. View. Luxucy MtX:el. 644-lW
Ontnge. 642-2657 HAFFDAL REAL TY n1:1:1ie. S69,ro'I. 49-1-53&4 PARK Udo nr. Ha.g. 3 BR.
RJ-.,'l'OSSESSION R42·4-10.i Evn: 541-2446 Lagune Hill• :l Ba, hit.rut. W/D, f)l)OI .
Thruout Org. Co. f or ~dd. & IJY ownt>r, 3 BR 1o,,..·nho,1~e. iiEimffi";;;i'.-;;;iiiii;;;1,~$3J~,500~.~M~5-:>;::2"l~OO~O;wn<~~·=~I
Info. Wlll11 RE. !HG-77.19. Clf'an, F'rPshly paint(' d, 1-IEATED flOOI, ipflt ltvel IT'S Beach hour.a time. Bii·
, I F I home, 4 BR, :l ba, wet bar, I I II , •--th DON'T give !I away, get •n JS, \\' w (rpT1, m ,·, C 'd 1 g:m..i39;, ge!I 1eec .onever . .:>O:'l::t e
qulc:k cash for It with a h'·n~. Nr b<'ach, l 21.:il0. ov p.oi 0· · DAILY PILOT C1usilled
DAILY PTLOT C\a.!!sifled :0.~l}..627~ 1ectlon now!
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O Reorrong111 lfiners of th.
four x1ombl.d wordl.be-bN lo form four 1!mpl• worcb.
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SPECIALIZING IN STRETCH & KNIT FABRICS ,
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2199 FAIRVIEW ROAD
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1 ~ ~ Hours : 6:30 A.M. -6:00 P.M. J
..,;~ Surnmer: Swin1 & Craft Program ~ 1
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For l r:~ormal io·1-B ro chure-
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COSTA
1797 Monrovia Avenue
(Coiner ut 18111 :-ttrcct ,r.., ,\lonr11\·1f1)
Costa f1'iesa
t4Z·4050 or
Oj'e:-. 6:3 0 Afo.1 'ti1 6:00 PM
SPECIAL SilMMEH rr.:GP.AM
Full & Half Day Sessions
Ages 2 lo 6 Y<!'ars
;';}':Hot Lunches t, Sri<"c '·s
*·,'-Creat ivo Activ it ies
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20 ~c"r~ c. ·I '" ' c.::c ... C b r-emccrship.
] t.l on:h ·~ fr-n (!1.r~ J,,o;'.,vidt1<1I 1n~:r uc:ion,
1,,i:o1<'d l o YOU'"! o'... ·i:ty
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l earn I~ fly 11:'."1·1 --<''td hcve fun I
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-k S1 ·ci<I r.-:'s fe r Commercial or
lnst ru••1 · t ~f1.':l'""'''.i.
Fer Ccrr.:::i'c:e Do:~;o i 1 •, (.:i ll NO'.V
C 3-G3 'i3
FOR MEN AN D Vl'OMEN
•Trave l Agent
C) Ticket Sales
• Commu ni~a l ions
0 P.~ scrvations
C!) t ir FrriJht Ca rgo
0 Li::!r<i tions Age nt
"DAY !\ND N:GHT CLAS SES"
ACCl:EOl!CD:
.A pprc•~d lc.r Ve!~'""'· Eligibl e i"tljtu-
F~d .,, ,1 1 l~'"'~d S•~d~~t lo ~n Prc9r~m .
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NE\VPORT -MESA
PRE-SCHOOL
140 E. 22nd ST., COSTA MESA
645-2323
Special Summ er Program
E~rcll ~CVI For Fall
J\111dcrgarten fiC.:ld!llC::i S
;\rt.' & Cr<tfls
1\J11sic .._'\:. Bhvthn1 i 'l 1r~ic~1 ! f-'it.ncss
f>Ji0 111cs
1 'olors & I\'un1hers
1·:!111c:i t1onal 1-'icld T rir1s
J 1,,1 I.uni he.~
];J.'>IC Uibl c Stories
TOTAL CHILD
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~I Misc. Rentals 465 P er sonals Slt
1. 1:1: unfu n1 <1fH Sl~O nl". * ~.l.Ll.Y lJCl::.'\~l,lT"'•-... ·I ~I l:t: uriltt1·n ll'r11r $12:, Ult>. I:• fl<lll"llr'<I Jlu1,h1 Sp r.•ur.l :~r1
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ij'.. AGENT 646-3255 !<Jvc. :l!.irr1a;::l·. l :'.J'.!~11·:s
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I ~nnounccment1 1 ~1 ,----AP('\!!F·.-----I
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: [1•nr,.,111•a•••a•••1<1•'••m¥UM•<DD I ;,1;;~·1 r'./11fu & counselhis.:
Announcements 500 1---------Social Clubs --------1 535
YOUTll
BAHA'I
DISCUSSIO~.~
548-JSJS S11 •rl'! n~ rrruph·!I
\\"Jill-: \\'ORJ.n
711 7;1;.o;r-0. !111-77'1~
550
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%6 DA.ILY PILOT TutSdlf, AuqlJs t 10, 1971'
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Skeeters Wash N W•x
Painting &
Paperh•nging
Help W•nted, M & F 710Help W•nted, M & F 710 Help W•nted, M & F 710 Help Went9d, M & F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710
VERY &lftttKlnalt male PATIO S~claJi1i.. Add -·-SAL."~;;;;--· I
Siamt se cat found in 11ur
Clir vie B1,10khus1 &
~-ft>rMlth C:.11nfpo~. HP lnv1•,;
to ride ~ mil;' have l-Onlt' 1
50ml' d1sran<'1'. :W0--7~IO
CompaC!!t S7.2S Stl!.ndards d 1 . No Was ting $9.Z5 Quick &>rv. Campen ts 1ncl1on 10 your homr
& .\1obile 1>"t'IV, avail. Your wilh 11 cui;!om pal\o d'sign * WALLPAPER *
N' e~pec.1.ally fnr your home-. ~'hen YoU c:alJ. "1'.tac" hon1l' or pi1.k up. Rt-as. ,., "~o.,,,, "-'"-Inl ,..uallly. Exprri,ncr J"OQ .. """'
Clean-up &. reg, mainl. .•-,,.1,.,,.00. "···· & •-,, PRO , &15-2550. "'" "' '" uo........ .,., F, pajnung exl/int, neat
BURROUGHS
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
OPERATOR
HOUSEWIVES, nttd high
earning& !Olii u pplem' nt
family inco1ne. Work pa.rt
or l/ti1111: ch1X1be own hrs.
Earn free wardrobe. No !fl.
Vtos!ml"nl. Call 968-5139 or
636--4033.
NURSES nttdf'd r.:ir pv! du-STO. p II I
ty. All types -all shiltli -• • •
'"'· "'"· "'""'"~ '"""LOOKING & ACT Rt'gislr)', 3.31 Hui;p1la.l Rd, • J NB. Call ~2-~ an)' hour S<iles i111ndrd Jk'r~vn, see or
Jnterv hl's. 9a-5p. M -f-. )lJUf"seJf. a r<'il! l'llJ'Ce1· OJ!-
Construction. 548-0769, v.-ork. AC"t."Ous c e i I i n gs·.
Contractor a irless spraying. Refs . f ound-2 Schnau1ers, 1 blr<tk Babyiitting
male, 1 grey lemalr; 1''r. -----------HSl<PRS En1plyr p11.ys lee.
Gr.orge Allen Byland Agen·
cy 100-B E. 16th, S.A.
547--03!f.l.
JJ(lrlunll). .\!111 !UIUJl: JOI"
OFFICE Girl -Answer right nu111. r:.:in11n~s 1.'(lnl·
phone. Typing, General or-nicnl'e .u1111rd111h'!y shouli.J
lu:f' work. Capablf'. 270 be 111 rx1·1·s~ of l:.!.-~I. p''r •I k male h11s rags, n11111r IS COSTA MESA
"Shas1a", v1c lrvul(' & 18111, PRE.SCHOOL
8~7-1358.
t,1'1.0:\1 addit10ns thru con1'J. * INTERIOR EXTERIOR •
Complerr. Service, plens, Lie, ins, guara.r11eed. Call
r srinu1trs. Joe Ro11i·e. Gen. Hardi;, 6-l2-'IJ58. Exper?
P referably \\•ilh experience on the Bur·
roughs E-4000 or 2100 series. In cludes post·
ing of accounts receivable, general ledger
& payro ll.
.C.!'11. ~8-3087 I , Enroll now for Fall
1' ND: Sm wh!. fr1n:ilr J)()()-ll'ilh .to :\1nnrov111, 't rlay +
dle & pl'k<'. Bue t'Ollar & j full day st>ssloni;. PJannPd
fle11 co,llar. \'1r. l::rf11;ird~. p11 >gran1. hot tunrhes. Agrs
CIJntr. &12-5997/64&-!t'lOl. airless spraying.
Briggs Ave., CM. No canva~~1 ni: (iJ' sol1r11111,;
PROFESSIONAL p h 0 n e ln!l·l•'lf'"-~ b,v <1Pfl0trlf111r111
soi1c1tor • Dana P11n1, San unl.1· :J-'.l 11·e1•kd1t)S .• t1:1-:Lj7J. INSURANCE AGENCY
,\f\' \Vay, qual!ly home I ~===:,.--',,-7c--~~-I Cle1nente, Capistrano area. SAL ES MAN
bet\\·een \\'arnrr & Hell 2.fi, hrs 6.30 A!\t . ti p,\f
PAINTING, l!c'd ins. Free
remorl \\'all.'!, ~Jling floors esiim. QualHy niarl, depen-
e1c. No job loo 'small. d11.ble. 24 hrs. 847-4121!. ;,.J7-0036. 24 hr ans. serv.
Excel len t working conditions, salary &
f ringe bcnefils that include fully paid medi·
cal & insu ran ce, 3 weeks vacation after 3
years, credit union, etc.
C<1s1Jally insurance a.i;enl'Y
gut Take over one girl oll-
1cl'. /I-lust knnw unden1-r11-
ing, marketln~ & llt.' wilhng
in li1k1• <·~rl' or' t'l1t1n1s. :\1111
fUIUff'. gol)(f S<il1try -+ profit
sharing. Senri re~11n1e P.O.
B(lx 10."!6 Nrwport 8Pach
\1iork in your own l10rne_ \'•iung 1.:on11111ny
Best deal Jn aft'a_ Phone C~Jl i\1r~. Scl11111rh 8-l&-5171 $20 11 k-l'Ol\tP,\RE• 6-12.,ffijl) 835-1463 between 9.00 a.n1. \\'ESJ'CLJr~· ----F'OUND, sniall hla<.:k floi.;, B .. \11YSl1'TING your Mn1r. \VATERPRF vinyl de t k
coatings, all types. Lt>e
Roollng Co., CM. &12-7222
INT & Exter. Painting.
L1c"d, ins, Fft'e es1. YI yr.;
e.'<(lt'r. Chuck, local ref's.
64J..()809_
and noon. f'£RSjJN:\'~:L At.,~~!\CY
v.'hlle underparl. ~p11tlr<I ~
pa11s, niale. 436 Brrnan!. c :O.f.
mature-lady.
relrrPnces. !Hi2-72.i6
many
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BABYSITTING my hornl', Adri1tions * Re1nodelin
Call Mr1. Greenman •t th•
DAILY PILOT
PP.0!-'ILE Operatolr. 1'.Itlhng 2013 l\"rstcl1lf Dr., ."IB
Machine !\teo, l.afhe :-.lf'n, til't-~77U
lknch ~le11. Apply 1'.1orrison !)£,.fl.VICE Sia.-hf'IP:-1!~11
Engineering Co, I 16 4 2 1101., f'\ll Iulo<-"'"n, I
Armstrong A\~e, Sanla Ana gravr}d 11;an. 2 <'\p. k"~
NOW v.ork1ng :i() hrs wk. __ Island n1<>n, .1 r/111111' \\"kfltl
S:\1ALL 11·hJ1e !.-lif'1~f' nialr lrg fncd yd. ho! meals. day G ,1.1 k & So L g
dog --II•<· f'n .. ~j '' , "2 -299 el C n, JC. ' '"' 'u · "'"~ d" nJlt'. tN -J • i'673-604J * 549--2170 18 yrs exp. Frt'e r st. 642-4321, ext 277 I I 9>m. Ex!. Inf. Lie. Ins.
Orangr Dril'e-Jn 1~1 11 k u1 -:
Aug. li-17--077.i. I C,~:!~·ra~:;_l'Pre~~hoo~oa~: E lactrical
Acousl. ~ilings. &45-5191
Production Supervisors u1IPs_ To1n Rf'1ll} s ,\rrn.
FE:'ltALE ~andy "irP/laarrt prrl. ~Jany actiVJtJes avat1. OECIC."E"cr==R~1c"1CAN"'.-cli-.,,-"-,-.. -.
!Prrwr. Li;e. hlk ~pn! un j 6-l2--0.JS4 bonderi. Small jobs, rnaint.
PPAAPPEE~RiH~A~Nic'G;,E~RR-=-~,1IT1~.~·ou,,kl ~~~:"'""'""':':"':"::":~"'\''!":""!~""'""!"'!'!!""'"1'~~
don" by prol., no job roo Help Want•d, M & F 710 Help W•nted, M & F 710
1>mall. F'or free e~r . !!6R--03lli ATTRACT WAITRESS COOK -FRY EXPER.
PROFESSIONAL pain!lng~ -Exper. Not 0 tinder 11. NO e BLUE DOLPHIN e
Top opportan11ie!' !or 11g-19th ,t-Nr" 11t'.J1'1. C.:'1\. ·----1 gressive leaders. Harbor SEJtVl(l·:-si-;-tr o•i I) u 111 p
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bad;, \'le. Cos1a .\lP~a. C b. k" & repairs 548-5203 .'..18-6!9.i. j a 1netma 1ng · .
_, areas fastest gro11'ing co. 1slauil salf'..;1nan, Crl,\1 air·;;.
1631 Placentia. C.:-.t. ,; day "k. Tun i•itY, f!l"Of 1! =Pclc!cO~FCE~scsc· c, ~OCNCACL-Cdc,-",c"-1 ~han11g, z ~'I'!' f•:>.p f.· l"f'f~ _ Gar-dening S.\lALL fr1Pndly rn;ilr rloi:: NO\\' in Orange County! Pre-l nterior/l'xter~or. ~-7 Q7,5a!JtY P!JONI-: CALLS. Apply 1n APPLY EVES.
v.·ork & ma1rnal. J:1 -4 ;}. ""rson Surf & Sirloin. 5:J30 13·· V L d "B long hair brown 11 llh hla,•k f!nisherl nmdular ki1ct1en I --::Pcrn-lc,-,.";,-,-..,--G-atC_d_'"_'_'_
rnarkins::-s. fountain V111ley. cabinr1s. counter to P s, Tree work, prun i ng,
842--70 19. vanities k pullmans. Sinks spnnkler11, clean up jobs,
~'Our.·n ff'Jna le blArk kit-&· plun1!lln;:: fL.,.lurrs. fae-I a n d s cap i n g. Get:lrge
ten-Sa.I 111 \\l('!l!C!Jlf Shop-lory Dire~! -Buil1ler's 6~6-5893.
ping Ccn1rr 6-16-22~.1. Price '10 rhe _Public. \"isii * LANDSCAPING *
l'rq'U i;1:1-7i:t1 /or i1ppr. 1r • .JJ ia I o. " studio managrrs. PROFESSIONAL Painting -\\I. Coast llwy, NB. COO IR\llNE PEDCQNNEL KS • broilrr, sautP & 1V 5-10-55·10 or &1;...07~,g __ SifH_VlCE Sl:.ifl<•~ah•srnan. ln1er/exter. Honl"sl work. ATTENDANT 11'/f'X" fnr 167 N SED"ICES~A GENCY -""S350 •· pantry. 0 ewport Blvd. ''V' ·-/"'\ RECEPTIONIST f'ull 11n1r, l1tr 111 cc h Lie. & ln~. 5'18-2759 • .,...,. · · Chevron Station .~. l!erti Costa Mesa
Plaster, Patch, Re:>air Rrnl-n-Car in Lag u 111-1 .
Coll£>gc stude.nt ovr-r 18, no
long hair. prrn1, full timP
sun1n1er & part !1n1e riuring
school. Salary & comm
"'/raise~. 49-1-900~
f ree & Fee Posiltons Nf'wport Beach firm seeks knowl rdgr, good ~alt·~11111n.
COSJ\1ETICIAN-Drug Clerk. recepttonisi v.·ith nilnin1un1 Neal in app.can1nl'c .. <\pply
• STUCCO * Full.Y exp only. Downtown Exec. Sec'y $650 of 2 yrs experiencr. Pleas-'l:J90 Ne11j:>t)r1 Hl\'1! .. C,1\l. our Sho11•rnom &
Lost SSS \\l;irphouse. 908 \\'. lTth St. Nr"'' !11 10.'ns, spnnkleri;, ar-
-·--------C~l &l;r3J.lJ hors. patios. fences, 11'alls.
COLl.IE, frn1ale, .t:rP~· & 1------------1 L1~·r1 conlr. J\1asrrr Chitrge.
brwn mark'g on fac". grey -Ca rpet Service 1.1 _vrs Joe exp. 53£·1?13.
\\'f''re plaste ring Orange Co.
\\1hy not plas!<'r y,,u'! No
job loo s n1all 89-1-689-L
ll.B. fl36-270l. Per~nab!e, srlf f'TartPr Ant personality & ability ro SERVICE Stat1()n 1ncc har111•
CPL f'i'!ired Apt-Molel, v.-ife. 120 Sh, 70 typlni;: handle husy drsk. "'hich in-& a11cnda111s-1\I lr11~1 2 .i.1;.
maid ll'l"k, husband-Jr main1. Figure Clerk to $433 elude., use of dlctaphone &. exp. Loc:al n•fs. All ~hill~.
""ht srrraks on bi"1ck. V1(·: 1-----------I ;oE°'x'<·pi-.-J",::,':,c,c,".,'-"'icc,c,cd,=~'-,. Elden St. 2300 Blk. 8/7. JOHN'S Carpet & Upholstery
(1 "··•-D · Kno1v holl'. u~keen. nJanl
* PATCH PLASTF:RJNG APART!ITENT CLJ-:A:-I JNG
Alt types. F'ree t>Slimates. I Pa1·1 nint Ore \\'ork!
Call 540-&123 Must be:
f"urn apt + salary. 6T:r8740 Vrry accurate w/lq,:ures. heavy !yp1ng. Xlnt "'nrking 2:ffifl !l;irhor Blvr1, C .. \1.
DENTAL Ai;si:;tan!, exper Nice phone pcrsona!Jty. Cl'.lnditioos & Co. benefits. SERVICE Station artrnriant.
chairside. P/tim(', :l days Keypunc~ $4SS Call: 644•3258 Btw: 8 am & alt shill~. Apply 46iR Cani-Before Sani & aft 6; · taners. r.i1ua n -,. ,. ,,
&l6-036S. St>ampoo free Srotchguard pesr. Trimming, clean-up. 11'.I\. H.B. 846-0697. 1 Year exp. !Bi\! 290 noon. pul". Dr, N.B. :.11;-17:J7.
GER-'IA."I shor! hair fl'"linler.
2 mo. ll'n1all' v.·Parin.1: rf'rl
collar. Vic Crrsc:enr Reach.
Reward. t7l-lt 33S-357~ all 6
roller1.
LOST: L1bran· hook in
l/illage Tut> L;;undr()n111!.
r.tesa dt>I ~lar. f'lrase
rt'lurn my Thon1as \\'olfe
book. 540-22?.I. ---------LOST. l\rrshond r~1nalr do;::
~So l l Reia r da n ts ). 968-3-186.
DPgreasers & all color
hrigl1teners & 10 m1nu1e
AL"S Landscaping. Tree re-
movaJ. Yard rcmodellng.
Trash haullng, lot cleanup.
Repair sprinklers. 673-1166.
EXP--:--J apanese gardener.
Comp le If' maio!enance.
rree cs1in1atPs. &16-0830
Exper. Japanese Gardener
Con1plrte )'d servicr. Neat
& Hcli<1 . Free es!. 642--1389
blf'ach Ior v.·hi!e carpets.
Save your money hy saving
me extra trips. \V'JI ~le.in
l1vinr; rm dining r m & hall
ll~. Any rm 17.5(), couch
lllJ, <'hair S:l. 15 yrs. exp. is
what coun!s, oo, method. I
rlr• 11·ork myself. C.ood ref.
531-0101.
DENTAL RECEPT. Gen'!olcexper.type4i RE~EPT I O~IST . SERVICE s1ar1on Al·
Exper. nee. for ihi_~ busy G irl Frida y $540 Do you hke flying. Thi.~ )Oh 1enrian1-Applv Al 's )lnbli,
olc. Desk only, some Sats, Goor1 !ypin.1:, rons1ruction is in a niodJ>rn otftrP u1 an 1500 \V. Baltw:ia Blvri, :\'.B.
background helpful. a.irpon. Grre1 & 1<-0rk wi1h - -gd benefits, H.B. area. pilot~. E.~ciiing duues & SHARP Barn1a1d 11anrl'd, $'..'
h<'',.",··1.,"c'c'·-:--:c-c--c----.---1 488 E. 171h (a1 frv1rlC'I C.J\f. some typing 13·17. hr + bn11us. 1\pply r!ay;-.,
DENTAL /\ssis lant, f'.'<-642-1470 Ca!! 111ary.Lre, ;110-00:15 Vikki's Loung-r. 1"191 1!
prrienced. take X-rays, non COASTAL AGF.NCY N e 11· p n rt Bl\ d, C'.\I
smokrr. Prf'ff'r agt>s 2.~-35. J ~"'::.~~J~A~N~l~T~O~R~~.~ 27m Harbor Bl at Adam~ .• .. ",.",.·-,.",.",.·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"'"'I
N.A. 5 rlays. 0>-12--2281 RECEPTIO"'IST '' ExPf'r. hnsrit<il rlr11n1n". "'
''"'''" ,.,. DISTRIBtrrORS wan1ed, sell '"' Goo" 1 · I I ··~ ">: 1 ~ 1 t.'Onlpany Evrn1ng & n1ghl shift.~. " )'Ping, OC'a ·
R f. Appl " < I I' 1· ~9 Basic 11 -Protein -C I I · -~':'? y nrn a -.ear 1rr, .,.,_ South Coasr Community ;a I _.ora1ne
Plumbing ./ Ne;it, !nm, under 30
.. r/ Rl'asonably fas!
TAKAS &. Sons Pl11mbin_g ./ "Natural born" c!toant'r
lic"d, bonded, rep i fl c !\lust havr:
remodel new cons!. F ree r/ Good phone p('rsonahry
l'St. G-IB-8340 ,/ Good hanchvn11ng
PLU~1BING REPAIR \\'e ol/i>r:
No job too small ./ Full time v.•nrk
e 6--12-3128 e ./ P!easan1 nu air ronrl ofc
COLE PLUMBING ./ Oppor. lor ;idvancemrnr
./ Chane" 10 grow 'l'ilh an &J5-ll6l 2" hr. 1'.ervice.
lgn•y w o If 11ppC'~rnnc·f' I Jnlrodu{"!ory Sf)('rial AL'S GARDENING
for i::arden1ng & s ma 11
landscaping services, call
541)..5198. Serving Newport,
Cd111. O:ista l'ltesa, Dover
Shores, \Vestclilf.
-----....--cl\V, 19th St, Arrwn !l & 11an1 Vi1an1in , 6--16-1.'i2,1 'i-p''''· So··<h , -,,,,~ \VESTCLlf'F LEE Roofing Co. Rootlng of _ • "~ " ..... ,.
.1111 typrs. Hrc·ovci'. repairs. BABYSJITER 111 .. cdrd 1111-DOCTOR"S ofc, exp. back. 4!)9.J31 J, Ext. 3.)6 Pf.RSO,'JNEL AGE:\"C'i
SECRETARIES
TYPISTS
PBX OPR
MACHINE OPRS Ans. to ··Hf'1d1". Lost v1r , I 10~; Dlscoun1
lr\'inc Trn·., Crl.\11 Vrry Sttam or sh1tmp1Y1 cleaning ther-rnntnnff'n;itings,,vhi1P med. Responsi ble 10."01nan to lnternisL Tus11n. JOBS AVAILAB~ 20-13 \Vcsrc!1ff Dr., NR ;'l/o FePs. Tnp d!"awrr po,i-
111111. Shon .t, Inn;::-1rrn1.
p/llnlf' & f. 11n•r Trn1porary
positions a1·allafllp now,
gen<'rous 1~,·;irrl. 111:-i..-m.11 I DIAMOND
• RE\VARD• * nrp.<tirs or lnstall11t1on
\\!HITE mall' 1x1,:1rilP , n11n. Free Est. 6'1:)..1317
S.· rnlnr. Lie/bonded ~incr ral'<' fnr 6 mo old baby 5 544-5680 A M 6-\:1-7170
I k ===~-:---c=~ u10 , echan1cs • Cook.~ • 1 -R=E~N~T=A~L-H-·~o's·~T~E=s•s-"47. 642-7222 ntr.s w . my homP prefrr-DOMF.STIC heir wan!f'd 5 Dry C!eanl'r Help e Fac-
rei. Call btwn 1 -~ days. hr/day, 9;im-2pn1, $2/hr. tory \Vorkel"!'i e Hospital .!1m \\'ebb, 6-12-490.'i AMERICAN GIRL Sewing/ Alterations
Vic Bolsa & Edwarr!s, H.B. I Carpenter
Blk flea c-ollar. ~m;....i706. -~·------IB1sH.~11er. approx. 1W. . CARPENTR\
i\!alr. Vic-. l!llh & .\"f'11pi;r1 i\IINOR REPAIRS No J ob
23·12 Palisades Rd. \\'tll Too Small. Cabinet in. gar-
E XPE:RIENCED Japanese
r.a1-dener, Maintenance &
clran up. 537-887•1.
Con1p1e re Gard'oco-,,-,,--
Scrvice
Dressma ker, Custom
Sewing & Alterations
Also have fabrics.
Phyllis, 962-6269.
Mll-12-19. Call btwn 4-Spm, fi7.1-27!l9 \Vorkers e Off k'e \\"orker:; ---R . E . SALES B,\J\ER, CXl)<'ncnre1i, prrn1-
anf'nt. Trollrr's Bakery, 23·1
Forrs1 AvP .• Lai: BC'h.
DONUT i;hr•p work [l"nlitle • Sales • ~chnol Bu~ Dr11·.
Night st11fr. No ex p ers • Se1-v1cr Stallon \Vork-
llC'('rssary . 2;,.-.1~. Apply il!J'. er.<. • \V11itres~.
larwin realty, inc.
IRrsale Div of Lan1'in Col
2l:i!i2 Brookhurst Al"e, H.B.
2172 Dupolll Dn\·I'
(!\ear Orunizr Cn. A1rporl )
9:JO "t1l 3 ~II P,,l
10 ;i ni. • 4 rm
frJe<lman ages & o I h e r cabinets.
· 545-8175 if no ansll'er Jea\·e
Fre,, Eslimalrs 673-1166
Alterations -642-5845
NN1·t, aC'<"urate, 20 .Y"ars exp.
Tree Serv ice
e BLUE DOLPHIN e
HOSTESS
Donu1, 135 E. 17th s1, C.,\I. F or These & Other
* DRIVERS * Openings Apply
714-546-J-lll 213-Y-12-321 I. l ~.---.------
0J)E'nlnE:s for tll'o part timr Sf1'(;LE needlr npPralnr.
and t\\TI lull timl' P.Xprn-exp·d. 5-l8-9~9:1 Call be111·etn
enred R.E:. MIPSpeoplt>. Bel-R .t-4. LOST 5 m'l old hlaf'k ca1 msg. al &40-2372. H. O,
w/wht markiflji(s oo nosl' &. Anderson.
LA\\'N i\laint. Hauling. new
lav.ns, rlean-up, pruning,
Frf'e est. Call S.16-7379.
Part Time
:tl."•'i V1;i Lido, Nil
Statf' ol Calilorn1a No Experience Rural •'1anpo11·rr Office
2313 ~/ El Cam1110 Real ----=~~-If'! rhan avPragt> comm, co. TEL APP'T SEC'Y belly. Vic Cdl\1 . Please caU, --------~--
6T.>-2327 or 673-l:illi. EXPER. rem o d PI i n i:;,
cabine1s, rera1rs. ma1n1 Nn
.t0h 100 smaU. RP a s .
fi~f>-4221.
D ICK'S GAffD-ENING GENERAL Trre Serv. 1'a.rd
BICYCLE mPrhanir 1\"/PX·
penc.nce in mos1 b1kr~ F.· 10
~prerl~. !llu~1 he rt'h;iblr.
Nr11. we1!-C'q1urprd shop.
497-10!12
Necessary! s.in Clemt>ntP
!I-lust have clean Cal ii. driv. ,JOIN the BNUT!ittlio0-"-,c1c,,-,.
Pl . majnr rnerl in.~. \\'e have P/t1me. prrm .. <)Ur Qf<', Cd:'<f .
,oomt'lh1n11: riitfrren!, drop io •1-~pm. NrPd•·d· Sri! ;is~ur. S:.O RE\\'ARD. Silky Trrr1rr
s.ilv & bf>g, no collar Nds
medic. 67;,...2388. 5'16-6711
LOST -f emale S1;;mr~e
w/gret>n & \1•h11t rollar. Vic
N Laguna 49-1-2321.
LO~T 8/6 in N.B. \l\XPd !f'l"·
ricr frn1nlr, grr.l'/hrown, no
collnr. 612-!B37.
lnttnitlion
Sciiools &
instructions
tl'n>s!ed '"
I ~
S75
~rarl 1n-
11•0 r k l n g
'I !rnl)US pi;1no ~I 1dr111s_
Beg1nnrr~ nr CClnhnu1n::. All
a;;c~ v.r!Mnll'. f.IS-.~!tfi~ --T~.:\":\"JS ln't 1/1 \If' 1111
ptTII ~ ~ n•1r 'IJ•1kr~ .t·
_qratri;~· 1-•. \pPr. Qua!1l1•·1
filf .. ~fi-1"1. ------GUIT,\P. Lrssi1n•. ~~O l"'t
n10. ~ 011r hrimr nr 1111nr
4!ll)..7,~17, 1<'~\(' 111"'" 1(>1
BF: a m11<lrl Fall 1·l.1•,r< 11"'1
lorn11nit. :'I -! 0 -~. :0 l 0 .. , I
DAILY P!LOT !or nrtionr
* * *
CARPENTRY by Durkan
Joni's. Ct1s1om v.~work,
FtJr1111ra. etc. Resid. ron1m.
frl6-511iR.
P.eslden1ial-Comn1Prrial rlran-up, haulini;, sprinkler
~&: Clean-Upi;_ Ph. 6-12-0473 repail"!'i. Reas. fi--16-51!-1".
EXPER. lla11·a!1an Gardene-, 1 'r•;=1.---------
Cornplere Gardening Ser-1-;B'O"'A"T"'C"A~R'""P"Ec.N=Tc.E=RcS•
vtt t', J\ama!an1, &16-467fi. CERAi\1JC 1i!e ne1v & remodel. Free rsr. Small Cui;r?'.11 hoa1 building rxper.
jobs "'"lcon1e S:lS-2426. rrr1 <.. 4 Day v.k, 1(1p wagr.~. General Service1
ing record. Not under 25. of Grn_ Foor!~. \\"p nrf'fl 2
YELLOW CAB CO. respons1b!r ternagers f.. J
186 E. 16th St., C.J\I. ndults. Nn rtnor-10-dnor,
DRJVE\\"A \' s a I e ~ n1 a n E:.\I'" posllions av a 1 l.
w/lul•P r xper. T1n1<' & l:: 8•12--2664
· \Villanl Boat \\'orks, 1.11Xl BUILD IT -f"IX !T TH INGS by Moose , LI. Logan AvP .• C !If.
C;il'prn1ry _ F1hrn:las5 rle!•!. pllunh. lr nrl'. t1IP, I · J[il] ---
ov1·1· 40 hr~. Neat in appear. ;Lc,A-'o"i'· -;,0:--,c.,c,.c,-~1c":--,2
612-1671. pl"i'-schoolrr.; 1luring school E-.-.-,-. s--.-,c,cy---$6 50 up hn11r;;. Prrn1all<'Jll pos111on.
'ExC'Hfng .r,,. clu1llrng111g 11011• Our· hn1nP Sa l11ry. S111rt
roulillf' typr position. \\lork Sepl. l~L fi-12-~216 C .. \1
J ini ~1~,_!)6f1.'i, 7-71~\L 7 rl.vs 1ns1ln~. c<i rpentry. paintete. Employmrnt iJ BOAT CARPENTERS
;,i:J-OSZ\I. . Extensive fi!ir1•g!ass 1nol1n.1:
C a tering 11 --c-------~ progran1, e.XJ'lt'r rf'q'd,. ! day
------------1 i\NDY,,·!1\N, car""rlU"" .• '•••·······-1 •· \ -,.. _, I' ""~.!Op W1t~I'.~. V1!lard Botti ALL Fl·>~CTinNs 1ilurnlii11!.! .~· rlr1·1nc ob<I<· J b w 1 d F ale 702
frw pres. nf 111a.101· Irvine 'L"'E'C.cAoL-c&-,c .. -,-. ";:0,-,.,,-, .• -. c,c,-'"-'
ru·f'a lirn1. PlL1sh olc~. Call hmkpi:: rlf'~1 rf'tl, I ~irl oflc,
i\1iss L<1 11ra, 557-1\122, Jrv1nr Indus. Con1plex . · o an e , em \Vorks, 1300 ~an Ave, C1\'l. ALL FOODS t). \\"ork guHrn. !)6g...{)657 ------
'I I PRIC'"S !\\ATURE: fem•I". a I e ~ ! • BOYS-li""14 " · ~ "'· Ha uling (na.<I C;11rrrrs 6~~-fi/.!7 !'rspnn.~1ble, w J sh rs 111-
lr1'l't!1ng .rvh. ful! or
rr;;:ular pat·t lin1r. l\;'lm-,l
pm .. \lon-t·ri. Bc<ich e1t1es
prrfrrred. Vaned nflit·r r:>.·
!o de.liver papers in the San
Oemen1e. San Juan C11pJs.
1rano and Capistrano Beach
area.
Ah1g;iil Ahbol Pf'~nne! S:l.1-362'.1
Ai::rncy. l.10 \\'. \\"11r11rr.
Su11r 211, .c;.A_ ---Cement, Concrete
CF.~lENT \\'ORK, m Jnh ton
~mtlll, rcfl~onahle. Free
Es1in1. H. S!ull1ck, 5-111--AAl;,.
r ,\ TJOS~lk~:-dr1,·e-:-1ns:a.JJ
111"w l.1<1nc. ca 1\, hreak,
1·r1n<1\f' :.1.~ fnr f'~!.
NOW'S THE
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
YA P.11. o'.'leanups.
dlt"t. l\"y,
back!ll){'.
E SCROW CLERK
DAILY PILOT
I 1•f'r. P.f'lalltni:;, savings and 4~!2-~~:.!0 IAL'LJ:\'G. y<1rd c-lean-up hy '""""°"'co--;
E'<r'r!. SECURITY PACIFIC
NATJON"AL BANK. 962-3361.
E{/Ua.I Opporl u111!y Employ-
LIV~·IN ho u ~I' k f' I' p,. r
hf'au11ful 1.!lguna B" ~ ,. h
hnme nr pr1. hPach. C11rp 2
ch1ldt't"n .\llls1 rl r 1 v I'.
f'rrfrrahle i;reak Spanish.
·19--1-(1,l(i 1 IMn. h1111k1nit. :~1fi-liS~. "st·sso,· • 1 1 r-:1.pc-r. l'{•ll•'I:£'" ~lu•knl, Lrg '· ' <JIS 1•.1·al' un~. nr;il rr. LOOK!:->(; f"r ~f'\"f'ral f''<·
ll"lh k Heas, :~11 -IX IS PH,\L=i"!CAI-. -;.;~ .. ~ 11 rpear , full or part t1me. F:XPF:n: (<1n1f'I la_\rrs nPf'd· Jl"fl"nc-rd. matur" clranini::
Tl' •. \Sll-.~. l.iarage_ C"lean-up, !>.hifl, an.v rlay. Or:1.nge arl·a . ..-1ii1i Ahn.I' Hrc:J., 4-"!J ~ Pd, 1\pply 111 p,. r ~on , niatrons fnr h1i:h dr1n11nd
7 dt1~S. $JU" ln.111. t'~e est. !:rr~ fi.!f.-!Jl'lj. _ 1"11~1 11 "'~· l..1t: ~ 49'~2050 C.:,1rf)f'lf'l"IR, JJ111r Hool, 1714 rommrrc-1<11 hu1ld1n~. Nf'\1 ·
1\ll}lin1r :l-l'!-;,(}3t. )J ,\TURf: .~rcy i.;1rl f"r!/r"''fl1 ("',,nl,'Ff \J1krr In huitrl N"r111lflrl Bl. C :'-1. l"lrl 11rr>1. Par! 11n1P, f'l e~.
.\IOVL'G-i,;aragr. i•lpan-up t· ~r>f'k!J p-1u11r p<•.~11111n. E:>:p, ~rorr-_11~1urt"s . .J'.\4-·llll~. or [Xf'iF.H1E."f t:fl--nianagrr ;,.µ;.;..1?!_
l11r h:,"t1l111i::. f~ra~onabir ~pndlll. ·l!ll-i17__'.l_____ ~l<'t" .1 -~11 -l!H·.'.l~Ml. ---1 fnr n1(){frJ1ng, rla11re ~rho,;il ;\!AID NF.=.1c .• c=,=f:onc.c,cl-11sc,-,-,-,~:.v
Frrr rs11111;i1r~. fi·l.»-1602. I Jobs Wanted, M & F 704 C •\ F ~: T ~-H I l'I • &1larl .~ f.· <H:rnfy, l~r;nii cln~t>r. 1n prrl'Cln, ,1<,\-'I 1., ~f'.\1 <111 1
---Sl111d11·1~h mnkrr, r..xprr.1 .\lll-j.J.10. or firi--01y; !_I . Jani;111·;i Inn, Corona rlrl Hou secleaning \JOT".I
i\!r.~a (.:leaning ~1·v1re
C;irprts. \\"!nrlow.~. /-"[('fir rtr,
Rr~trl. S· Co111n1r·1. .llS--1\ 11
. r-. in 11 n a c r r, rx-Ol'rr ·lfl r, 11-1!"1~1 Exp .~al~<i'I ~ nrr lrdf;;r \J~r li7'.l-~1'.1fl
p1 •11r111·r1! ,,11 ph'1~t'!< or • • -----' ' 1 --~,--ccccc.•-,cc::cc:cc;:--:c
' 0 (, CAPABLE: lrg;il Fecrelar;.' r1·p & 11rrkf'nif!<. '22l :'ltar1nr r.f,\ln<:: rxrwr i\!s<l 111;111' rri n111n:ii.;c1nrn 1·11nge n. -, ·· • ·
hl'arh pl'rfrrrr<l. 7 1 4 for J\.B, nf11('r.. Avr. BRlhna [;;l;ind ;il'...~i.~I n1;i 1rl. Apply Rr~
~·IU-:lfi1 7 6·1fJ:!ll~•1 ____ fA:->1' Brrakfa.~r Cook. Nn Brown·;: l\!01or llntrl, 3JlU6
* * l -Hrill~t·1·lrn111ng By Da)-.. -* Own Transpnrta11on
C':i 11 ,113fi-f!f,.18
He lp Wanted M & F 710 CAFJ::TERl1\ hPlf"'rs. full !.· St1n. nn holt<lays. Goorl pay. S, CnA~ !-111::::.:"· ~11-:. __
-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;';;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I p;irl lunr. f\11.v 1\·01·k 41nly. App!.v 1ri Pf'r!'-On, Kran1,.r 's ;..1AN-l pr rm. pl t1n1r tnr
• i\lon 1hru Fri. all l1nlirl;1~·s l!llh $..• HarbtJr. Pnrly l\J\1 n r 1\";: p A p Pr
Accounta nt to $1000 off. Call RJ:l-1'fifi6 afl 2 pin G e n 'l-Ofc $500: 1lel \vf'ry 1n hllmrs in N.H.
Trader's Paradise
lines
l cll~OcU~S~E~O\"-CLE,v;r--:
P rore.<.~. Carpel Clr11ning.
Free e~!. RPfS. 6-12-61<24.
D1\ \'IVORK
Call lif'lll"f'r11 10A"I a nd •1:30
~IR--0530
flay 1.-Bra<'JI J11nllt>rial-
C11its, 11·1ndows, floors etc.
Rr.<.. & Comm'I. &16-l•IOI.
J)f'gi'f'e -+ 1·2 yrs PA/CPA C /\ R \V /\ S JI. AU-TO \\"nnrlf'rlu! \"ar1rry pns1rion 1n ~l\1sl have rlrp. car & hr
rxp. POLISlllNC, N CASHIER lop notch r1rm. Uively ofr.i;. rel1ablr. L.A. T 1 Ill Cs , Draftsman $850 fi12-1ll00 POSITIONS . F/11n1f'. & very p!ea~ant \\'ork1ng ' · _
C.E. & niuniripal <>'<prr. pl"e-Gn:.>11!h NI. ·I IOf'11!1nn~. C""lnrls. Xlnt hcnl"fits. Call MGMT. TRAINEE
lerN'fl_ 0
SI S 0 !\ll::TR CAH \\"ASM , 29:)(] tlt1.~s 1.ania, 55i-6122, Great polrn11al a esman al. pen H '-1 , c 11r1..ur B 1·n, .ill. flh1ga1I Ahbo!1 Prrsnnnl'! C&!I Mrs. Sch1T11rlt
Degrer. sharp RppraranC'e I,...,..,.., ........ _...,,.._ l'lgrni·y. T.lO \\'. \Varner, \VF."ITCLIF"F
lllr au10 import~. COMMERCIAL Suite 211, S.A, PERSONNEL AGl-:NCV
;ind talk 11 over
Sales
LEAVING
THE
MILITARY?
TH E OPPORTUN!TY
1-'0R YOU TO START ,\
P!lOF'ESS IONAJ. (,\REF.::ll.
rd h11~1nr~<. ll'•lJnan v. ho Prt·
jo~"!' r a! I 1 n )'.:: ~1r.1ngrr.~.
,11;J,3.:l6Jli nr 1;75.1r.om.
UPHOl-"Tl·.P.Y r on.E,,lAN
Exprr n<'rdrrl * * Ii 12-968.1 ...
URGENTLY
NEEDED
IN TH E INVEST!lfENT
~-!ELD IS AVAILABLE Ii\!-•
,\TED. IF Y()U"RE \\"lLL-
ING TO l 'TILIZF. TI!~; •
KNO\VLEDG E t.· F:XPERI-•
ENCE YOU H,\VE BEHIND
Secretaries
T~pists
Baakkeepers
Repro Typist
Packers
YOV. e
NO COLLF.GF. NF:CF:S-
SARY Bf~C,\l":-:E \\'E"LL
TRAl.'1 YOL' TO 00 lll'S·
INF:SS J,'J" Ol'R rROVEN,
PROfl-:SSIQ;\",\L \11\,"-:NER..
e <'flmp.an.v f'~r P!;in
• F'ull Fr1ni:r Benrti •. •
e Plu~h Oflu.,.,~
• S1ar1 lrnn1Prlil'l.lt'ly
• • Rexowriter
\\"ork 11 t1rn J. 1111C'I""
0\'/ltl II d!l!"
Interim
Personnel Service
778 W, 20\h, C .M .
546-2S92 J.F:,\n~ 1! ()I\" ST\"1\RT1642-7523 ............... ..,.----1
rox, mn "rn 'T 0 c "IUSED CAR SALESMAN BR 0 I\ F; R. FlNl'IN\l/ll.
('('11'SIJLTANT ST1\RTEO
0:-i TJIF: H()1\f1 T0\\"1\ll.DS ENfll'l'1rn1·r prr(rrrrrl hu. Tlnl
Fl N 1\NCJ 1\ l. t N 0 E P E N · nre~!'lu;. C".1JI 1\lrtrru ~
DF:NCE 'Ill ROUGH HIS AS-i\lotor!> fil.'>-(121:.!
SOCIATJON \\IJTll f!NANC-iiii ...... _ ... .__ ... ._ __ !
11\L l."IVEST\IENT AN·
Al.\'~T. R. E. BROJ-..t:R,
Pn:O~'ESSION AL SALES·
~tAN DA \'JD 6 . LOOKJNG-
1.,\ND.
CALL NOW I
558·0444
WOMEN
PART TIME
II A .M .·2 P .M .
McDONALD'S times
dollars
1 Ironing =~----
Girl Friday to $650 2().13 \\'rsleliff Dr., NB
Typing. :;h l.· Bkkrng. TELLER General Maintnce ,._1-.-2770 c
A t Bk k '600 "'.,. Ask for Mr. urry Th 1 1i1i • pr to~ F.xper. clt'C"lrical, plu mbing. "'l,\t:eh.',,--;;;;;;;;;;:--;\p[;;yl ~.;,;,;;~;;.~~~~;.;,,,..1 " arl!,N:I ('11,rr:..-,,,,111 rf'!il:111-Recept. to $450 E x perienced air enndi!ionine. boiler. :\1ALE h.:>l p 11'3111Pd. Apply ranl chain nffPl~ ;in r;.;rPl-lRONJNG donP 111 my horn'
l l.2.i an hr Typing ,t· Shnrihand r.rond ~a!ary. excellent lringe ''f'nlucky Frif'rl Chirkrn, SALESMEN lf:'nr oppnrlunuy for nr-'lt,
NEWPORT __ UNITED __ brneli ts. D1111A Point, l'111<11n<1 Bc;ich. SPORT IN GOODS ;i!erl 11i1n1rn tn ,11,rk ,,1 .\IC·
CALIFORNIA BANK &iulh Coa.~1 Community Corona rlC'I :\111r. Biit 5 Sporting Good!! store-; 00:-JALTYS 1n ('<>s1:1 :"-lrs;i ,
I '-----------------.J 1-*. 6-l.">--0,1126 • * Masonry LEVEi. v1rw 101 over)nnk·
ing Parkl'r & Coln, Ril"C'r.
Trad, 11800. eqity for 1rurk,
misc. pa lnllng~. furn. In-
d ian rup. 4~JQ88.
\\.'Ill ir11dl' Jrvinr Co11s1
Co11ntry Ouh golf memhf'r.
1hlp tor lele n1odel stalit1n
w1gon, 1por1A car. Rolls
Royce. M!i-5970.
Havr 4l unlrs, 2 BR., 1 1~
ba'1., good Joe. EJl:chl\nge
:town for smaller unl!s.
f on in Co .. Rltra. fi.fl-SOO'J
1711.C V.'es1cliff. N.B.
R·I bldg. lot tn Brigham
City, Utah, 60' x 145', best
~idenliftl en.ia. W " n !
Calli. R.E. or boa1. Valur
l 3ROO. e.,_4~
Beaur goU C'tlUf'lflo lot. ocean
vie", dub membership, Sl!n
Antonio Shorc11. MP:dco,
r.'>500 valut. Y,1,qnf late mo.
dtl de-&.n car. a,,}6.968$
COWAN HEIGHTS
2f1 ;;c all hnrsl" Jl1Upc'r11es,
fOP. TlY~. ;:lnrk or ln-
1"1111t'. fl~r. 539-2130 princ1 .
Plll~ nnl~.
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S1de\1•11lks, rl;ivewayi;
•5'19-3173•
Moving
T-1t°AD E;{.'())'.l~!ERCI AI~ '°'"°'=-------DAVJ.<;.\VELLS 111·· TABLE ll!OVJNG -F'or your local or
s,\\\' FOR CLEAN s I( \~' long distance n1oving, call
OR COLT Jri !-:rEClAL OK \'11,n & Storagl', }'t>ur
PISTOL • • 55j.l\'(8.l •• loeal allird agent. P81ll'tized
---~torai::e. also 11v111I. 831~00.
19' '6.~ .Johnson SurfrrT.o~ t>ainting & -rhrgl~ hull. 9·pll~~. OPf>n
bow. mnv1 trip. Grrat fi:r;h, Paperhanging
isk1 M111, Tradr. for Ca\ ~.
s.t&-?Wt
26~ Di,-,.-c, -,-,,-,-,c,OOf'--,-"c'c •. ~R.
Vi!.lurd Al S·ISOO. Trade-fnr
lmpon or ®mf'Sllt au10 of
lhar \"llUt nr '.'
1111 -Ex!. Qual11y Work.
Rra.wnably Priced
fN'f' e5t1mslr 5'16-5766
PA I NTING: 1-tan,sl ,
~uaran lePd "'"ork. Ltf"'d.
Any ,.\it .)nb. Call 65-:i740.
Personnel Agency
833 Dover Dr., N .B.
642-3870
6 !llonarrh Ba.v Plaza Hru;pital. Soulh L;iguna :0.11-:DICAI~ -S1c110 -Jlr<·ep-nrf'd!I -alert 31?.i;;rt>SSIVC :0.1nnday 1hn1 Ynd.iy, llan1-
<-I'll c--hk~ Ph ~nlf'STTlen lnr nrw Cos1a 2pm So. Laguna · ,,,,. ,, , ,,x1. .\'ifi tionist. Li1P ",,ni;r. one 1 ·
J · Mf'S8 !!lore. Spor!in<> gOO( s 496-1273 Gl llL F'riday 11 ,.edf'rl f;.14-17j5 nr inlcrvir,1·. "' 'CCOU"TS bl ,., ,. sa'.f'!I exp h('Jphd, E:'ICT'\ in· Th•i; ill pr1·1•1 11nrn1 l""ll r " 1• paya e, 1 e .q1utl Oppor. ¥::111ployP r w I 111 r o n ,. hnokkl"f'plnJi?: e e NEEDED I · II k cnme, ~Pndirt fu!un>. Al a1YJ1111d "mriln.vn1rnt 1n cashiering. Exel' cnl \\'Or · hkgrnil. ~on1r l~'pirig. il l11sl T Off" GI I
I · · · p h CLUB >t I N WO ICI r • health & pt"nsion brnef1ls, clean. p!r11s11nt ~urTnunrl· ng ronchlions. one -1 1 1 l'.GEH, "·"fl"d, havr ability lo handle A.JI of. 1'fl. pi1.id. Also ~ilinns open ing~, w1rh uniforn1.< f11rn1.<h· {i.)&-1(110 for pvt lratt"rnal nri;::11ni111-ric-r pror rc!urP!I. CFllJ hf'l\\'11 M"•I •-~., ,-1 •hi• lo d"·--A
I I "~ ut: ~" '" • ''''" ·for pa11 timr ~11le11 help, I"· ed. 'CCOUNTS ,,.y,,hle, li!e 1 on. P rasl' sulln111 resume 10 & 1: Con~1 flfusic, _ •PPL'' _ " " & I I " ply 81~ 5 Spnrringx Goods. .,.h.'"''"•· Exrel\en! \\l)rk-llft ary rrr1u rrmr111.11 ro 1\-12-2~1. lilt E J!i!h St C " _1 Ch , G rd Th
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'.,, -00,·,,·,,... Pho n f' ass ie " No. :t'\O, DAily '11 'IRSTYLI.-. "-<<"' Y'"' -.u Pil PO " '~1 '"-'" ,-" NEEOF:O Girl frirlay -at· Gr(lvP. 111n1ty r01r hn11<1'1•11·r~ tn
6.16-4010 11.Sk ror J\1rs. Olson, J\lc~ !IW:?fi Box 1560• Co.~IA int"fl1nr.. l'E'n! spacf' in ITAC!IVP & ct111rmlnf;l tn n1n Salei; '".'()fl( v.·hrn thr t"h1ldrrn i\I'e
ACCURATE rypird-1111' SJ!. ,._,--,::---""°--,,.,-c 11n1q11e Cdl\1 Sillnn. Call Jim ofr. Lile typing. filln.g. etc. UNU~UAt~ OPPORTUNITY 1r 8chml
ciictate machine. -PFlrl lime. CO:'<IPAN!Oi'i for :t f'ldt>rly N.:oit &W-7321 Call T ln11 , 830-:.m llnttrsl Ntow J\l11jor Kilctien
J\1-T·f. pcrm .iob.644·0'563 :.:,01:hf'~1;1~:~. \11tda~in~; ll OUSF:CT.F.ANING. ror1-NEEDED, h11hyslltPr fnr 1 A ppl\111~ In ('nunlry. Nn
$ ACT Now $ 11:r1e11lio11" W{lm11n rif'liirffi. 1 l1' nld 2-.1()..(i om. Rrr 11: c11nv11ssing. Lt11ds & Ap. 10.'k, fSundnyf Jl.am.;.11111. On-300 Xtras ly rrll.11hl r ~ llpply. Sl.6."i rlay per "·k. Must rln immac noq"d. Call 847-767!1 b,.fn~ po1ntmtnlli nnl)'. D 1 re r 1
& Bu playen;:, AlsQ, new hr, 5-1g...522fl V.'Ol'k. Ch1·n tr1tn$. Sr..-.'\.11i 2:30 pm. St'lllnJ:: Exp. pl'f'f .• l'lul v.·ill
laC't'tt for ~n1n1rrc1als21 ,t, COOK, toxp"d lilrl It man ror llOUSEKEF.PER---:---MM11c--;: $105-$120 WK rr.11.ln. Cnmm. ~ Bonus !ti
APPLY AT
McDONALD'S
non-union f I I m 5. ( 31 ~m111l 1 m11n ki•. in NP\\"flQl"I hill , 2 c,h"oriff'n. Dt'llJ?ht fu! jl/Pw Orani;;e l o. ,,1rp. nred~ s2;,o to $500 wk . f flr A~ P't~ I NTING/p11pering, 18 461-3051. Rl'llch. Nl1P lihlfl. Drop ('air! fl_ml". ' l!rY v.·k. i'11u~I :,..7 ,}'flll ng mtn to tnun .11~ poin1m"nl. Mr. Harry Black
\\'h11.r fin ~·ou ha\'t to t r11d"~ I ~ 1n llarhor llrf'B. Lie & AD Sii! for d t!"f'CI with nllmf'. "llnnr & 11~-dnvr_ No i;n1oklni;:. 646-5741. rr~. No door tn dt,....r ~rll· r~"=...,="o-c'=o---cc.-c-=
536.4257 Of Co,ta M esa
3141 H11rbor Blvd,
I brintlrrl Rel 5 furn "A2-2"56 . . ~ma n . bl · I \ . '' I\ 5·111-1,~14 .. I "SI AD,. · I I "-545-9943
lnj[ posl. 642-5678 Ff1Pt·1ah~1. "'1)rk lr\Jllr11ntrM. kno"'' 11d layout, Phone )lr~11. g~;ill; Lnvinit c11rl' 2 _vr nlrl girl 113.";-5701. 11.~k lor pe1.,,....nnf'I ~C~h~,l~•;·._:s.~C~o~'~'~'~P_:<l~":'':·~c-:,'~~~~~------
l,1~1 11 h"r" -1n Oranj;lf:' -~ ~ -"'-"'-m1111, Advrrlls1ng fla Olf s PXp. 10 rl11.~~1 f1rrl 11rt Nn :Vil. I "'"""'"-'"""""cc--c-in11: or \'ll<'!IUm cltenrr ~A .r. ~ , t!xp' n 1~:!!Pr
County's hi~"sl rear! trad·J VINYi. P 11 Pt r h 11ni.::1n11: and ncwsp11Pf'r arl!I. ~1usl naily Pilot, Box 1560, CltSTll JIOIJ~EKF:F:PEP.-li\·P t n , ~A)P~. For l11r1hrr in ln, c11U "'"m"n~ liJ1Qrts1•.-t11r. App!y
fr,.,. r~t. l"l11n .Whv.arrz !The r11sr s r (lr11w 1n II \\' l l-:a~!hlulr S2fi0/111n. mg-r, •SALESLADY. exper t nrl~EL.LINU Your tw1r.1• ··r.1•1" * * * * * * ~7..,~11\ nr 841>-2~2. ___ DAI L\' PILOT fClr 11ctJon! .• 1 ;ally Pllot Cl~~!f~ rly.~/hl l·.1~'17· "1'1"~ "-ll-:ii2'tl NURSES AIDES 1' ilrr~~ ~hop. PIPns' r 11ll, wiTh 11' .• ~rll 1• !;i· 1 n;iilv
_1,,,.. ... ,.. _______ ...... ______ .,._.,, ~Ill r~t~1~j~ & Nil'<'I I C111l &12-~78 & 5avr! Arf 642-5678 (':di M2-!"ifi7S,,. l'"hi'O Tl:f' II r:~p. ~·l!l-.ll'Jfil !i l~-:1.\~3. I P1Jr1'_ff•1c«11~•1 1-rl' ";q .
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l-t•lp Want•d, MI. F 710 I Furnltur• 110 'Miscell•n.ous 111 Sporting Goods ao General
WAITRESS MOVJNG by O\.\'nf.'t; king 6 e AUCTI0:7No-:e:--J\'f.\V Spa11:5h n1adt,
.SUnday Aug l:i, lO&in shot gun. a! gauge,
Lu1n bf'r, Plf\\'ood, Palnt, barrl'I, $1~. 892-"801 Doo1~. tlri~·k, forn11ca. l-T-V--R-d-.--H-.F-,-' ---,a 10, 11,
SCRAMLETS
ANSWERS
ruesday, August 10, 11171
SKI or tishmc boat + trlr, Bl!:AUT mobile !»mt" z.tx~.
gll!..!!I on wood hule. near on choice lot Adult pal'k.
new Chrsy&lf'r ·~ Hsp. Beach area. 2 Br. 2 b&. fam
Hun!! like a dream $55(1. rn1, blt1n kH. enel pnreh.
WE PAY TOP CASH JAGUAR
RARE '67 340 dk i?TI a.ed. '
i;pd/O.D. chrm wi r e a ,
radls. Beau r . con d .
E.xµtr, Food & Cocktail•. pc. pecttn Br. srl, queen ti
Neat, all'rt, gd atlf\Jde. Srn. pc. Oak Br. 5e\, Cui;!. Bll. 8'
tlt nnt'T ~ Ctlt\-1. PhoHt' sofa & love sea\ fscu!ptured
613·111'1, \elvetl 2 ma!l:h1ng chrs.
\\IATIRESS, over Zl , "~f*J'. Pecan cot/re & end com·
pr e f 'd. ,S hip Ahoy snodes, & Oak fi('I. 2 pc,
Rt-stau1·1:1.11t <ISO So. C0<tst ,vcJvel&eCt, gamr se! naugh.
Ill\')', La.guna lkh. 49-1-2050 8' IOla &. 2 n1atching clu''°•
Nail11, l"orkhft ln.l<:k, Power Sttreo 136
rools, l'!l', eic. -----------En1boriy-Alta.r -Husky-
5j7<1683. Lndcpd, ~prinklf'r S)'Stf'in.
':6 SJ\! Boat, 16' inbrd, Rral Buy 11,1 l ltOOO. Ph:
v.·1';£ O!rls f'llg, llf'W paint, 548-2473 or 962.-995~.
fur Used cat'll .l IJ'\ICk!I, just 49-1-6242/4001.
Custa Mt'.sa Bldg Xupply \!Ii i Zenith &: Admiral clos,. Rancid -.~RAMBLED
1700 Superior Av,., C1\L ou t ~Ille. Lowesl ptice~ in Juvenili> del1m1lt"ncy; OnP.
<.·all u1 tor free estima,tes. ''·-=,o~x=K"E~no.c~=,,-.1-.,-.-xl-ot-,.-od~.1
GROTH CHEVROLET Sd,.,. "''· ••• ,,1 ....
-~ -niuTOr!> &. many lamp!!. 1626 \Vl\ITHESS, over 21. Call or Foothill Ln., S.A. 832~74
come 111, 1768 Nrll'p<)l1-Blvd, c '.11. 642-6417.
• * 5'18.2826 -. * Orange Co. Antenna in· roHen egg <lt>sn'l spoil a dor·
*AUCTION* sr11llf'd 11• all :tl" &. ~" en. bur ii sure dot'$ \1'lwn
!M'll!, '.'llost 1972 n1odels n<J1v tllf'y're SC'rtA:'>1BLf:ll.
ne1\I ri1•e5, tl<'CC'Ss, Or Ira.de 20 \l.'kle CruY1der, on bay
f01' real estate. 836-7.illl be11ch, ' n!k 10 O{'CHn.
day~, 613--1810 e"es. Yunti.slito. Porch, 2 b11.,
\\ashel'/drycl'. 67:~-0114.
Ask for Sales Manaitr
l82ll Beach Blvd.
J-lwitlnj:ton Beach
\\l_,\ITRP:SSES, ell'.p, yo1111g,
attract. Food, lunch/dinne r.
1610 N""·pt Bl, CM .
SACn ifiO:~Brautiful \'ertl"t: Fine Fllrnlh.tre 1n ~luck. AOC Color TV. r·on sale cheap, 17' Clas~le ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:l~l·~;ll Motcoor HoNmo
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01
940 g11'en n1arb!e gan1t' table, & Applianr:e!I Or;ing' Co11nly's tar I! e s ! 0011! & ll'lr 11·/Sj HP Tran5'H)rlalion
4.i" rn11nd, Z71' height-an-Auctions Frtday 7:00 p.1n. Zenah dealer. OO:ll Allanla, Jllrrcury eng., Bait lank, \V~: PAY TOP DOLLAR
11que Gre(:\an car\'ed \\'ood Windy's Auc'tion Ba rn H.B. 968~33:!9. tack, C<lmpa~s. speedo mf't-FOR TOP USED CARS
34 7 .rog7 KI 9-3331
\\'AITRESS o\'cr 21, <'l,an ;,
neat. Egg &. Ale, 673--0977,
petle!!'tal-4 raplain'J chain;: 207J'1~ :-.:ewpon, C;'.l 646·8686 STEr:EO J97l model, Air <'I', 11\'0 12 J;ll.l fu<'l tanks, Cam,,.rt, Sale/ Rent 920 The yiu;:ht that' a not a bOat. II your car ls extra clean,
on large <:11.St<'rs. Custom Bell!nd 'fony·, Bldg t'lla1 '1 suspension speakers, Gar· hvat t'O\'f'I'. 8!l3-76HL ,..-BILL CORWIN FORD see us fin!.
hedroom Sf'!, light !hush, $ National Cash Re gls!f'r SI ral'<l automaric turntable, 35' ELCO CLASSIC Crui:o1er CA;o.!PER 8 IL C11.00ver, Orange County'!! Condor Di~-BAUETt BUICI( lr.rxr ches1. e11rf rabl"S, 1 , 2"' E !7Jh SJ 1 -~~==~~----Old, ve~o1•nale brass ca~. A:'l!/F':'ll, stereo ra( 10 eo1 111c-lur!in~ Harbor 111oortng. slreps 4 to 6. on '~ ton t·ord lrlbulor, 230 S. r.tain St .. ' ·•· · · ~ _ \\"!TRESS \\'ANTED Englall{lfr bOX springs Bnd I k S 'JI C I Co•t& \J,,, 5'!8-176.l " Xlnt co . & 11'0l'kinb ordf'r. 111pe fl'C · t1 fw.\\', 11as All -'!h·as. Jmn1ac cond. Nrw pickup. Air, auto. trans_ Orange. lcise o three ma. ~ 1 "10. \\'. E''lngtr fflal'l1 maltrell~. Real buy at I I I 0 . Id . I . I 5m 18~ 0 ERSARY •SO ~ ,_, Jd eaJ f-0 bvutiquf' 11hop, e!r. el 011 ay-av;ay. rig so 1•11s,:. Shp a\'al. powf'r brnk"-"· Beau1ifu! )OJ' l'teways. ,,.,. >J\J r ANNIV \'"ii'"' Cen1er Golfer Shori S30:1. 49':l-ll18. r ,.,.-.,.,, JI b I '< 1 , K 7 ""I "'~ Lllust sdl.$350.642-35.S9evr. or ~.rJ.,; payo aa11.: $·1.)0o :'1111·67~ cond it ion lhru<n~L \Vhy • . .,.. ... ,
l\'AITJlESS o1·rr 21, f'Xp. *SEEING IS 7 >'r heailh spa n1t<1nbership. or $126_ OJ' small P11\'Tller~1~. I~' Fishern1a.11 runabout i;pend S.')()00 on son1elhing:l~FOO;;R:-;RE:;,,N;-;;;T,--_-,.,::::,c1,~=,~:::;-;,::::,d Coif'' ·loop, full time :vtP~a BEL'.EV!NG * Ci'..lltttton Dep! 114/1i~3.()j(ll j I I k , T II · ~, k ' pald in full. only I :'ii' us~tl. _ _ __ · "·13;, hf'. 1 yr old, SIOOO. you niay no I e. ry 11! a i1', t;l'n<'ra.tor, s~:..,. \\', j(; L''-·, 1703 su,..,,rior. C.:'11. f urnil llt't' barg111ns al give· 'IACl''l'OSJI l f s179· · J" '""" ,. · 92 • 2 ''"~ '" Cail }16-4133 mornings to 11 " ~re~, unt'r, I 67.l--l~>ti2 day~; 6 7 ;a_ 5 7 6.; or . :i. ;>' ,....,;i.,., any 1me. 1n1., .i .;)03 . -\\'IG ST\'LI S'T, • .. 'p'd, pal'' a11 ay pric··'"· All c1eco.r:ator \lit _1 I 1 ,,,._, •lli c--------=
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P INTO \V/AUTO.
amffm, $4995. 548-8606.
JENSEN
JENSEN
At.mIORIZED
SALES :. SERVICE
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3.100 W. Coalit Hwy.
Newport Beach
KARMANN GHIA
'1>2 G.HIA. Ne11• eng., brake11,
81ai1er motor, 111~ greel,
needs painr, $a!!J ot ':. r ,, itein! rerurncd rron1 model 2:30 pni : 1 'v•a nu ca '" '· · · P•e~. '59 Dodge 1/2 Ton PU Trailers, Travtl 945 Trans. S:J day, Sc intlc. t11ne, l::t :30am-3:30pn1, 5 bl 2 RCA.-,-.0,.-, •. -0-11,c1-,c1,-,---,-,-. ...,.,_ l\lipsr.h niodel H .speakers ]j'''_G_LcAcScS-0-1·-,,-,-,.ood--bo-,'tl ~~ton, II\; ft. ove1·head ca1np· THEODORE --0 00 hon1eB. Soras. lan1ps, !a es, • "'--SJOO p~u-. Koss pro-4A b
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1·• SCO'f"'I \N T I days. 6·12 1 f'l l'. !\lu!>! sr.e to appreciatl!. J~.000 BTU $lM!. 1·5,COO 1 S3_ -Xh· $160. Da1~11n ~tree! uggy er, sleeps 4 w range. ice ~ ~· • r a 1 f' r ROBINS FORD LEA~J.NG, !'itatP fl.fui;t
:; ATTHACTIVF: w o 1n r n Bnn~ rh'~ ad for lurlh<'t' BTU $00 U&cd "n r e. ~11::~~1 c~b7i::is $lU. ~p;rat: S600. 962-5618 box, oven, 1vired, f'lc., ve1; Chen1 ieal Porta Pot. 12 001 2060 HARBOR BLVD. IIBCnt;ce 66 Kllnnann Ghia
&i2-~3:ti.
needed to learn & leach pri>-fflluc1ion~. Can be sern at !!47-71~7. ·B 1 M • t / clea.n. Call 557.9792, and 110 lights. Elei!t ofler COST! t'llESA &IUlOJO for $~50. Call 548-2369 k Fit. or $Cii:i al!. -19!!-3~6~. oa s, e1n · :).18-S!l9.l - or ~1-2\ti-1. ':'.~~;;:::;;,==;;;;;:.'.'.'.jj-.;<;uiiNwmc:hl.;-o;;;;; fessional ma e~uro. ime, 301 ~ Oa..: Sl , Santa Ana. BRUNS\\'IC\{ Pool Tbl ~,-tU-S1' -J-J.-J·,., ••• ,,., 73-:: Servic• 902 F,\CTORY di r ect clea.lf'r, -IMPORTS \VANTED "6S KARMANN Chla.. Runs P/time. Ext>c-Po s i 1 ion ~"1--0535. " "'" " "'' -----------•t•io' "'"SY ,, Jl•ll Pini, frol.J 1969 ROAD-Liner tr ave I "'"""'' fl<!• Ah 5 ~ ~1 .,,, 4'1x9', Jacuzzi \Vlnrlpool, 1 _, TV • " "' OJ"Pgo Coooo·,, A"""· ~"·'· e1· :......, ..-1> <1.vail. Call Viviane \\'oodard I--=-.---.,--.,.-,--Ct1rri~ Illa! ies. ""'or °' FIBERGLAS< ,.,_, •• All $79-o. 869 \V. 18Jh SI, C.lt-1. 1railer Tan. wheel:.-. 20' ~·'" "' Ted von Hemert Exercycle. All xlnl C<lnd. 00 37 11 So ... ,,, .. • TOP 3 BUYER phone 546-n69. Com<elics, ~116-l. .. ""''-J-l stereo com • • · "' b JI · h Eas;· Llft hilch. 536--1086. --'==c-=c.-c ----Interiors Warenouse .,..,. "" •Jpes -11':' or snia ·ins op 8'h' Cabover Camper BJLL i'IIA.\:EY TOYOTA '71 GHIA convlrtlblc, ;m-ELLOW PAGE LowPll. S.A. _ 0111 ~hop, 2• _,,,5 exp, 64.2•301,. :\lso Chevy" truck. Y & Remnant Sal• BICYCLES, recond. J spd. ------~~~ " ~ J88Sl Beach Blvd. n11culate. 7,j(/j n1iJe!I. $1,4\JO SALES I · 1 SHORTWAVE RADIO 7ll 5J6.66-J6 or 213/4,3.i·5-119. -oco-c=-,-..-..,,.,-::--! '69 Sl lASTA, .se!f-ran1a 1n<>d . JI B Ph 8'" g·--"-t 1r "'" •7°9 Bolt end:;, f'ine ~e ect:ion o $JJ. 10 $40, i\!isc. $2~. to $35. '69 VW Sundial Camper . each. . .. 1-;);).) C!r ,,.,.s o f'f-,.,,;...., '" ·
Tl1e \Vesi's largest indept>n-drapery & upholstery 1ab· [,'~'~o;;l~O~·~·pd~.~6~4~2-:'!~27~2~-;<'i;;;; l iiiiiiAi'i. i;'i·i li li0iii.6i-'1i·i17i38iiiiii [ Boats/Marine 673.6213 Xlnt cond. $995. Cal 1 :A;:u..;:10=,=,c1::-m-po-r~lcod7=--.;97;c0;1,,6~9:-.CKc.cGochc;,c,c0c,c,c,,=,"',,,=,c.,c,c.1
<len t !ocaJ telephone dii·rcl-rics, Misc furniture piece5 NEWPORT B<:h Tf'oU1ia Club Equip. 904 :~;;;~B;r.;;.-----1,;":9-:;,!00C::JC. -;"'°"-""--;;,y 26.000 miles. $1 .750 Ol' best
J "~ family n1e.n1bership, $450 'IERCUR\' , v 1 I S 925 raters, I v"" ~ ... .,.,......,., o:"' ""blisher net'rls addi· drastically reduced. \\'es'.· I====~~~~~~ 1 '---~~----:![1 Cycles , Biket, T 'I Ut'lr'ty 947 Large Sel-tt'on off•r. '"·' ,~9 ,11 s •0~-· --•esmen to mrct cur-~1,·11 ,,,, ... ooly, 1727 \Vf'st· y '' ~ ., 0 ro props, ,__:~c~oo~t!o~rs~----~~[j;QA;:-;;;;;;;-;:Tct;;-:;<E; " "iU ,,..... L "" incl n·ans fees. 641.'.!281 Free to ou I h · J f F II LOTUS rent expansion. F/ti1ne, cl!H Dr, N.B. contro ca le!'l, singe levPr BOAT tra1lr.r Lido 14 E:-:-· O U y
perm., 00 u-avf"J , hi-earn. '1<"o"PcEc.Nc'~HcAcVcN~-,c,.aJ=l-,--,071 t NE\VPORT Beach Tenni~ 3 L ines, l' l'imes, $2.00 <"Onnuls, instrumtn!., 111-THINK rellent ~h_1;1c, Asking .lOG Reconditioned
irgs, estab. prodUC'L · d bY' N 1 Club fan1ily men\bersh1p. t·luding <'luster t.: harncs~. DA 714: 8·16-211'1. LOTUS
s.vs trni.:l\idrs.
1gne _ 1 1or~ S2"XI. 213 4~-1293. Rear runnin~ ligh1.s. Bt&k HON l ·A•uc1c0-.sc0c,.c1~.c.-,•p~.~,~,~,-.94..,9 Used V-W's Atrr'HORIZED
O!wn. p1eres 1rrc ces. •YACHT CLU-8--~lE \i: LOVELY n1alc tw i ns & J:ickle t:iio lh. ~9-(ljW. • Porsche•-SALES & SERVICE No rcce:.sion hl're -1ve have
been increasing bu~1ness by
over 25'iC per yr . for past
:: y1·s & '71 l'XJ!e<.,led to lle
even higher.
<·he~l of dnnvers, s1orage black·l\'hi1e long hair kit. -
unll s & bookshf'lve,., Ori~ BERSHJP. l l200. j$300 .sav· tr~n!. 12 wks. \\'eaned, u·ain· ~lost itenis aN.' nt.11'. •'CD1a.1 'NDER" ·~ HP VW engine, [ Campers & Vans
CO!lt $700, for l!ale ~250. 5-ing.sl 644-6740 f'd. ;1'!8-7364. BAJT tanks S l 4 .95; ac· rn s;;arLA fully reblt. $750.
drwr clreSMr, 1\'alnt $33. FINE clothing !ale_ infants 'FcR_E_E~c6-m-0-0c1,-1 ~1-,cb1-.,-d~or ccssorie.~ avail. Aquase:i, -HAO! CMW'f', •1 544-1669 100:0 30 Day or 1000 J\.l!le11 ll~i-S:Yl.i. 10 adults _ just 8.!Tivffi _ pup 10 good honic. Loves Inc" C111l ~17-8()77. 537·6824 • 8~)3.-7566 Guarant~e
NEWPORT
IMPORTS B-RO\VN-Jordan 4Z'' 10c -~1.49-l·l629 rh i ldrrn, ha~ .i;hots. ;;Bcocaclcs,•P•ocw=ecr----.906 197/l JA\\'A·ESO !ipcE'd11·ay l l ·~·l P11rts&Labor e Engine •
II Y'"''' ambi11ou.~ k <1.;:;· O-' I .,,,,. , "utoi for Sale Trul'I•-. e Fl'ont & Rear Axle 3100 W, Coast Hwy.
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· & k 11>r '' ,_ "" . ' so 1 wa it'•' L~lll· ''..-~,,..,..,. JS' LARSON, 1-10 1969 ·~'''1blie1 • Brake Sy<-'-:-;,;;;c'~wpo:;~'c;•-~'""~:=I :::ress1 vr . ~ee a ca . i· and 4 lalliced back arin -u ,-1 , -·---~~-~-'u nel'Cr ht'nt or hrok<'n, !opl~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~ I "" ' i11 classified yellow page ditionor, ll'I iac. '4 so. LOVING Jrn1 goklen ~·ocl\t>r \v/J.)() l11·s. Xlnt fam\Jy boat cond., S~J includf's ge11ring, tern • Electrical System MERCEDES BENZ chairs. Citron rolor, $65. Lo\\-'ell, S.A. · _. & 1 k
111.les. please repon Jn per-8 spaniel, spay.,,, s 10...,.. for the Colorario lo Catalina, spares and \V o r k 11 hop Gonoral 950 673-55TI. 43 Beacon ay, LUGG GE U d •·h d I 'Id -•7·97 . son ror intf'1vie1vs at 7pm NB. 1A -se ma..._ e Wves cu ren. """"' ·1 • 'V/tr!r, lull top & all equip. 111anu1t.L Also 1970 Ka\.\', 90,j-----------
Thursday, Aug. 12th oi· 9am assortf'd .i;izes & types. fE:\-IALE Dachshutid, 4 yr~ $21195. 962--1783 eves , l ike new. 690 mL, $265. '62 SCOUT $99i 'fi 7
Fi"iday, Aug. 13th at 1.uskey ~ .. ROUND ex l f' 11 dab 1 e 675-4579. old nf'eds grl hon1e.. No i='-c"c-2
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1cO_•chc"-'-· --=--cc:-S.16-ii380 days 67Zt-:i9j.; evrs. Plyn1outh, V-E <>ni:. '63 8 & C 608 E 8 d ""ple dining 81'1 v.•/6 chrs ~------~-----'lo · '-"SI Ir 'l)S ~'Os · o., · 1·oa -1 DJA.\IOND 3/kartt l einet·ald children. 646-~17, TRADE _ Beaut. 31' cu:;1nm HONDA 2JO Scranibler, lJOcc " . ntn ._ as 1s, "'· o · · \ I · ~1::,.0. Coffi:l' tbl. shutter -.. -coc.,---;;I "o bk I ·t ,.,,. Apt ~i wa.y, 'na 1c1111. cut, \1•hite gold i;ettlng. i JOO. 7 'l!X, ED lab P"pples, 2 Chri~. ''"'in scre•1·1 & rnany k.t w be big I w1 111 i <>, ic11 '" 1· c·ablner. ladder bk chr. " . I, " r C'Rn1s, va ves, refric $1-H8-7;)91 &l2-75i8 675--0808 hli;>nde, ·:i b!a~·k 5 wks old, rxtras, for sina!Jer fhrgls 11 to 1 pls1orui, Filh'On air -· J. ' · •
Miscell•neous CdAI. 61:,..1001. boat & h·lr. Righl <ieal -no rleaner, Ceriani forks &_ Antiques/Cla11ic1 953 \\'HI.TE Forn1l(:a dir'll"11f', 6 -J J All 6 p > Pl · Want•d 120 ld bl & \i·hi !e nion<'y 111vo vec. n shock5. $300. Tim anJe, .
Luskey Bro" k Co., lnC'.
St'iVin~ thr \Vf'.~t sii1ce 19·19
ch1111·s, '1 !raves. Custom 18
1'i .. Y,', 1°, Jl~~~ed -"rat ;);)7-8120. 673--0171 dr1.ys. l ~.\60-2 ~Tl_· C!lrport, 11wn·
urhol. chair and 0!10111 .. an-.._ ""' -~ 1ngs, skirting-& 1001 ~hed . I/~) · C ll AJ'·-,·1".C,JI :,.JS-61 !~ :lli' Sl<'phe111 "l'la~~1c·." Sips '70 HONDA 100, Su""r SfVlrl, I _, N' y · ,_ SJ •
'--------' . c1'.;0o7.1-,1c,;c,,c.c,="c'c'-;d;;oc.·1="~"=·,r.a:::; ""' ..,, ''" Lnc ~l'i"'· r is"' . 1op ~ Merchandis• . 64&-6400. CASH PAID FOR 4 mo old n11;11~, n11xrd Shrp-:J. Npt n1oorlng. $13.:JOO. Af t $22:i 'iO Bultaco PursanJ: G n 1 r, C, :'IT. 0 w n" ,.
S.lfl·'.:031 r.:xc. 66 01· 67
l:J70 HARBOR BLVD,
COSTJ\ 111l::SA
Antiqu•s 800
JS20 Ei\1PJ'RE Sola; {'()!Ire
table made 11'0111 gold JP.a r
p1ctu1"e fran1f', 7' sofa, i;in.
tiqued n1ahogany ch es I.
1\'h1te nlilk glass collection
for 8, a gold leaf lramed
mi11·or. &12-8818
.~-~~~--, $ /"iatio nal Cash Register S
Old, very ornate brass casl',
Xlnt cond. & 11,·orking order_
Ideal for bou!ique shop. etc,
!\1u~t sell. $:00. G-12·.'l.J89 Pl'C.
ANTIQUES -tables, chairs,
armoii•cs, Jami>!. commodes
& clocks. 354~ E. Coast
Hwy, Cdill 67:J-2j1:1
FRENCJ-[ Empire table & pl'.
of chairs, 8 hand carved
laclderhack chair~. ~ ... 11.2:1.51.
Appliances
KEN,\·lOJlE auto 11·a~her :Sti.i.
K\'n n1orr au10 washf'r $7J.
Both la1e mooels. Xln1 cond.
Guar & delivered. 546-8672.
847-StJ:,,
Po RT A s''L~E~D~J s=1"111~· A"s"°H"'E"R
La dy Ke n111o rP .
Au!nn1:'11k -'\°hill', \\'/chnp-
pin,:: blo<:k !op. Like 11Plv
$12.l. !)1\8-~.~7
1970 SE''A~n~, ,~~,-,.-,-,-.,I 0 a(]
di.~h\l'a s~11•r_ J-ii11·· c;,I i.:vld
11•/11 ood v1n;.-I top. Usf'd 6
mo. l1:..0. J37-::tl6
GA:; lli'~l'1 . SJ.,.
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hi::-1,\IOr.i:. i;:as dJ)'Pl' S.)(J.
Hotpo1111 i;lcc dryrr Sjj,
Both ;,,Jilt 1.."1nd, gua.r k
rleli\'l'l'f'fL :,.t6-86i2, lM7-8115.
k 'all lp111, '1 l 3 / 8 2 l -6 5 8 5 or 2W. ·~l nt $700. '7t Su-i:1iki 90. lranslrrrcd, n1t1sl srll. Cnl l RUG -and '"ld. B<'r1·en Cara r1·ne "Tnitu1·e, app!18.11CE's, 1 ('l'rl. _& Cal 11~0 i!l('n, C "I l/'"S-7' 12 •I• 6 p·m ,-. L·-Ak 1 I " d ,.. '"' _ • · .1,, ;Jo • ,11 "11-ron s, oaue · bet 2 or afl 7 pn1, &M:i-07."12. J\1 ia Poli·e!lle1· shag. lised. 2 et n llqUt'~. 011e piece or 49.J.(!,vl7 -----282, "'l 2•9-
Prestige Sports C~
'Sli Porsrhf' 912 coup,., n1ag
"'hrrl ~. liine green, l rnmac-
11lalr • '60 Porsche coupe,
silver tinish 11•/ chromr
~--~-,----,:;--;--;'C' 1~ CHRYSLER Charger 67il-or .,.., -:i. ~ nio. l2xl5 $100. 644----62:-18, houseful. Call day or night, J'rrr good h<Jnll.', blond fr· l c~~===c--"CC=c:--;-A r11.re fi1ld ·;,.i Chryslrr:
J\lL 14' 111/20 HP Johnron '70 BULTACO Sherpa S. hl••k, 7 d• ·.•d•·. Gd •o•d, G S I 812 .l-19·2:l41 or 547·7733. rnale Lall 111ix pup. Jl wks. , , ., " ... " arag• a • niolor. $700. S36-i786. JOOcc, SlOO. ·69 CZ 2.)() re:. 1·100. ·.'''°86'. •,. -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;lc"~'~1:·0~'""'-c~''':..:''~''~·~'"~·~~·,----I ~ • Aid · h ~ ·70 2·1 rt C!a~s l',1 bin crut~rr. $600. Bolh xlnt cond. Callllo~~------~= PIANO & Beni'il, l'IC ' C~\NOE wanied, glass. &ood fREE l\.itlrns, niothrr puN' Trucks 962 11hee1 -" e 'r.6 Sunbean1 Ti· * CLASSTC *
$ll!J: port \V hi r 1 po n l 2 Volvo ens. x\nt cond, Ori;; _:•:"c· ':'-":;"-':..;:':";,,=~---1------..,-----dshwshr. excel cond, S'.IJ: shape, reasonable. ~:.ISS!l Jhn1alayan. Housebroken. Ol\'ner: 615-444~. WANTED 1t _,, I., .. , "''"' & pl<o•-·11ai·1ing & flu!fy, 'J~J2-2733.
i;:l'r, v~ •• "(1111 • '68 rn..2:i1, 1960 ~tercedes Elem: 220 SE,
f<i.C'tOrY hrdlp • '67 Jagu11r Fuel inject>:'(! 4-spd an col·
:l + 2, 11u!o. chronic \l'irc~ umn A;\1/FM radio, All
t '69 8111\V 1600, Sharp. ne1v Gold w/brwn Inter
;\fA,\'Y J\IORF,, Xlnl Mnk J11sr h;id enJ:lne nvPrh1111led
!1rmncing. \\'f' t11ke JOU!' .~1300. Jell Berg. 548-029.l.
Gaffer & Satller 1"\n;.:c "' v .,.. · "'"· Boats, Rtnt/Chart'r 908 Honda 2;)().31J.J Scraniblcr. '65 DODGE
stove im1na<" $,'XI: 1.;ab1•1r1 . Musical Instruments 8ll :Flt.EE J\illtll; g l'.t>);' & 11·h1, ......._._. Running or not. \Viii buy PICKUP, v.s, radio, heal.Pl', anti11~ rerl, SlO; V :"II , , , lg. ~'!,'.!' & hsl>rk, lovf'~ Cal 25 + Catlina 27 parts. 53i·9'.J05. \1·hire\\alJ 1il't':<;, 8' be-<!, .bl + •"'P r<•nnl iBA:sS GUIT A R, Ricken· J ii•-· 51°11~ G " J I t · "''"'~. turnta t' .. , , ·" • c 11 { L u. ·"' '"' ual'l!nlee u1e 011,'f'S ra eli 1n .70 KA \\',\SA'-··i 100 To·ao'J "'"""'·' d IJ' 'I '
"g •. , bal.'l'IC'r, like ne11', 2 pick·ups, ~ I " <'On , ov u • .,, • _ 2" ? CUTE femalr pttppy. \l'hi1~ So. Calif. "Call na cruls-Bo~~. n>al ititc. r>lany ex!rn~
G-1&---i:i1::1. !~~~l3i~~tlon. Sl J or • 11·i th b!Hck areas. 2 werJ;s ing chib". Uication Newport ~;;.·.o. Call collecl 1114) $498
COURTESY DODGE
MG 11 \ ~2~· 11~il
l l23 E. Balboa Blvd, Bal bo11. DR.u~I:c..:.c,5"Ec..T;c--,c, ,:---:,,c, =,•,c,cct e frrc looc' :i40-:;4;1. Harbor. 714/968·4840 for info. 6~1 ,1'.12
10 tu 5 \\'ed & Thui'~ 11th & °!!!ii!ii!ii~!ii~ 3ti' J-.LYBRIDGE Ci1li~r. 1970 KA\VAS1\Kl G r'r n Costa 2/ISR H11.rbor B!vcl .. BMW MG
AUTIIORJZED
SALES I SERVICE 12th. -Furn-,1u1·e. dishes, elcc \1-'/C)'Oibalr. $3.)()· "'a 1 u e ' ~ I I~] Sip!! 6~ 1'"ully eqp<l .inc skip.
$2j(), Call ;)46-\)~i)J aflf'l' 6 Pets •nd SUpplilt 'J 3 5 / <l • 7 a 0 I wk .stJ·eak $325. 1970 K11\.\'ll:S11ki appln,,, 675-735.1. · · a Y • " ' trail boss $350. Bo1h 111 rx.1-----------& 818 pln. 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;iiii; I 644·8211. • Miscellaneous • t:ellenl eondition. &16-1 ~7 IH.
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NEWPORT
IMPORTS
--.. DOUBLC.: sel of Sona r
854
\\!ANT 1o rrnl ski OO!it, 60 hp h
drlln1s, Zildj1an <'yn1bals. Dogs or mor<' "·eek of Aug. 16111 TANDE.\1 bike, Sc iv inn
Th . · f R I r-~" -011 "-11 oUer C 1 8 . Sl3-"'~ 1 5-spd, Xlnr cond. $8.'l. Is Is Dr ea uvvu .._v • ""' -IRISH SETTER or 13rd al ·J, ,, vtVU ex
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• PUPPY 2~.i. -..,:1-4·-· • • m1',..""'' • • '""1·"',;"a1 "'"'""" ROY CARVER, Inc.
Gf.RBE;>;STA:-;Gr::LS. N o
g:ai;, Dail.I' Pilot olfr1·s ro
h tghe.~r bi!lllrr !ht \\'1 n1nni.:
paa· of garb!."nsiangel~ bulll
by Orange Coast College for
11 orld's flr.~l Build a Bel ter
G r bensiange-J Con 1 r ~ l .
"\\1av11r '" has fi1,. w11 .~hing
m"riiinr tUb·Sl~<'!I flowrrs
11·11h rot<1.t1r11; piqils-al! jn
11·ann brown. oran!:l', yr!-
l•11v and 1·cd_ "Pho~phatc
Flus" is rehuUt \11a sh1ng nifl·
c:1inr "•Ith a 1nc~~aJ!P. S<'P
1,~ a pprl'<''1a te al Daily Pilot
planl , ~"10 \\I, Bfl.y, C:os1 ~
tl-"esa. Proceeds to Orange
tva"1 College St'hfllarship
r un,;, JIT<1.ke offer.'J ln writ.
ini:: to Publlc Srrvicc Dcp!,.
Orangr Coas1 Daily Pilot,
.P.O. Box 1360. Costa ;\lcsil.
CA 9Zti2f>.
''OR "·I": J\"w Fender -I KAl\'ASAKl 250 Sidewinder l<ECREA'n ON CEN1'£11 ,,90, Ha•bor Bi"d.
3100 \V. Cout Hwy •
Newport Beact. ~, ' Fenialt 13 wk~ old. AKC JO' DIESEL kelc!i, l! crps 4 ROY CARVER I "' oh.I • • 1.,1,,,.1,, c,,.,,,.. ~~"= ,.. ' rl1rt onli·, hesl ofler nver nC, Co•la •te1a 545.444• "" " "~"" ' paperi:. Sl'lnll' q11a.Ji1y. Call JJeaJ cruising boat. ' ,. .,
bci;l oUcr. 8•17-9533. ,..,.,, 619-k 1 n.A · * * * "" "1 01 • * * $•JOO. 5.17-1219 :t~f.15 l l11rbor Blvd. B;\IW '67 2fJOik, ;iuto, Iran~. 2 • -IHI I -~1---ti «')· ·•
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As or Ul:nni s. ""'"" --19bsS uzu1.;1 25()cc. Costa J\Jesa 5·ib·4<144 <Jr. Xlnt f'ond . 39.000 mi, Pvt ;."M6" Offica Furn lure POODLE pup~ -\Vht toy; B t S ii 909 -
Equ''p 814 blk b ' . t Oil s, • 6SOO mi. $300. '69 Dodgr. V11.11; Black. VB Pty: 633-18·16. . wht, , rn m1n1a 1ires; -'-"'='=='"'"",-;:_.;;:---I COL 26 1'11\ !J. Jnunac. Full Call '.'.lJ.-5637 auto, Ansen ma,>:.~, 1~·ttie G RD Al -FINE ART RENTALS 11 111 ~fanda rd~: STurl :<r.rv -SOR WA ~ails, slt>rw 1<Jpe. 1nhrd I 11. D. CllOPP•'R, ioocl•JI, tu't'S, {;tu·u1 11e, pa n e J e 0 , ''f all t\llors & ~11.t'~. 830-~17it c.. k RlfD1 1111\m'O Drt'O l'ate your homr or oft1ce ---------fue l. \\'/~Hp Sli800 /1n11. Srt' I lo1s of chrome, wlth w·ailer. lirllrd \\'uldows, LI e nc11. '.'i:J E:O r:.Gi\IARD 11ychro1n ~~h LAn~
w/qual ong 11rtworl\ from AKC J'('g Dr .. ;:h~hu nl'l~, sho1v P.! l1<'at:IK·tun\o1·r ;\l:irin~ .. 6·12-6.1~1 $2J:JO. 4'.ll-l[)/j.\, ~ sp<l. Good t1a11~ car. Ask· tn H ••Ac"'"'"" 2'1
I<. D. Hampton & Ai;s<K:, • qu;i l11 .. 1· ~::~. ,,J\C r l? ~ ~"' t· 'G31 \I' C•--• 111>' 19-0 •· d ' -T~-~S t 893-7566 • 5.17"6824
n v. "• -' , . """ •• '69 HONDA SL-350 ,' Tor ' ' . on . ""I' II ,., •1 ~" "'·102•1~·~,....--l·iiiliiG'l'Tui~c;;u,;;;i,;;;;; I \\''J 11 '' • Fn· r~11rs ~.",,i, ;:..J7-38jl or ,.-.. ., ., .~•. ·' ,,_ '~"·
1 rrnr or ~r , o... ""' " f\K. :;..:) ! s:··it frl -·l:lM Cus1u111 I .U. \·~. 111110, p~. DATSUN '68 r-.fG Ali<ige.r, 1light body
:i\11111·.)pnl, 7 1 ~/7 i1.0-130, ;,i7-9:•'.l1 9. COLU,\IB!A s 11 i11 n ~ -·-111 i::..nr ·__.:_~·. ·-~ --pb, load,.d. G11n1ge kt'f'L Lo <iaina~. othcrwi~ pertf'ct.
P''ano1/ Ocgan1 8l6 c1 'TE-& cui<!1,V;m mini. <l " I 1 11 ·r,:i OSi\ t>-'i/J, SS.l(l 1111, i:an11>1.'1· w / be d. s,~ •u<t; c,-,. "13 ~11 " 1n~n~·. con1p 11 c'll . ., 1 on,, ,71 DATSUN 4 DR. ' '• <f"""' J " • "' ·OJ • ......-v:t]Ps, ,\KC, 6 '" k !I , , • or u·~rl" lnr VI\'. ~IS-11 lU. Cr E NC£ ....,,,,.. life J11r.l1,.t~. f.· Cflf n1rk . ..,~. GlS-.'"l.J --~--;\JUST srl!, '69 MGB. bl~. SUi\lillER ' , AR A Chan1p \i nr . CIJ;in.:oal 0[ '· Ir .~ .c
SALE lolk. S~.l-$:.o .. ;:w-:iG6. t<<! 1 1110. s:;:,(I/ n1a~e o ei 'li7 CHt:VHOLET " .. ton pi1•k excel <.'On1J, radio, wift:'
. 614-8!~. t ·~ TRIUillPll 230 * up 11/lf!?O g• Gal11.\.1( ~!i ll SEDAN whreh1. !\take oUer. 675-56&1 Kawai, Steinway, Bitldwin, J 'k ! Und 500
Gl\E /\T Da nP pup~ beau1 ir uL "ALBOo\ •·, 1,.,,,1 ,.,.,, :, .1 e n•"v ronr · er over campPr & [)(IOI . i\1any art~ \rurl1 tte1·, Kimball, L-0\\Tey, 1 ° ~ " 11-· 64' "87 7.0C~~--c:----1 Coldo>n f:;11q1, flL~o ve \'el. I mi. ·, l.l, .. -<>·1 -xlr11 s_ .\lust scU. ~l68-9~7U. .~ Conn, Allen, Etc. $293 & up. hp, Outboard niolor, hell.j • ------LtJ11• nideagt>, fact, \l'!ln'llnfy '65 ,\JGB. Rehlt f'ng & rrans. B\11.ck Giant reas 5Ji-74S!l. ,1.,,,.1,,, ''"P·' '· 12,6.iO. --MATCHLESS '67 E-x.c•m i· ,.,.,;;--,;:;,n-L::;.:,, ,, s~ o< ~ JtE:\TALS. PLAYERS. • • o:.r ' ,ftJ\J • v 4 ~pd, dlr_ Tt1'1.J, ""'ls $21SG, il!U."' .:u:.LL! S,,,,., or bst ofr Fril'ndly tc!eplione inlor. POODLES .AKC, Teacup -5-i8-05J2 * ::i.18·739) * tun, 3-~p<J. V8 P, U. now flll36 (639CAX). Small Sl(}.907~
t'll!:LD'S PIANO CO. To)'S. Pup!/ Adult~. sill col· Lii)() 14 \\/\l'Silc.r, sa il no. HONDA TRAIL 5S \\'/ta111per !hell, S 5 95 · dt111·n or !oreiin car \\ill 1969 il!GC/GT, lmmac fully
1833 Nev;port Blvd. ors. Stud serv, 89:;-!J7l'.j. !701 in xlnt rond, hB~ hf>en C.ood con(!, S_90_._6.7_l·_l_7:18~ 6i:;..:J47ii =~-~~--,-fin. pvt, ply. Call Ken l'oadrd. 12,000 mi,
Costa A1c.sa 714/64N2.l0 I ~OcL~D-E01-,.c,c;,7h-cSh·,-,-p<lo-,-.-,-h kept in indoor ~loragc, !()-~pd bike. Scln\'inn. Xln1, 67 ECONO V11r; Rill. n('11 5'16·8736 -.;94-6811. &.1;)4 721) att 2 pm
WOULD YOU si1·cd. AKC reg. S3~JO 11 11 k.s. Ready 1n ,<'Iii , ~!J·li.'~17. lik" new, $75. lire!.s, tinred gl;,E~, "Big s:·
Time To Recarpef?? BELIEVE ~~$.-Oj74. 8, ~1ipper !11li!l)Otl!, coniplete, fi.1.6·0077 Lo n1i. $ll:l:.. or trade
l\E;•.::-.10RE WASuf n. stOck I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!~
no. 2£910, + dryrr $12·1. '67 DATSUN SEDAN :;48-6137
:\E\V GE: dish11'asl1('r 1io1·t
rhopp111:z bln.•I,;, avocado. 1:
pri<.'t'. S37-125l .
COTrAGE. BOAT. FR.EE ORGAN LESSONS SHELf1=E~P=,-,-,,,c,,-,-I i\tinia. S2~JO. l--..,-,.,,,,cH;;;;O·"N~OcA-,.1j()°"•0-I 5'18-6478· Ral<e 3 spd. rllr, R. Exc,IJent '701;;, MGB-GT. Ch r o roe CAil1PER~ as long ll!I you Uke? No reg. Colllf'I , AKC, 6 \I' ks. * * 64j..<i~j * * !ll USI' SELL. CLEAN '62 Jeep Cabover Tnick 5000 condition thru out. Old car wirr, nverdrivt. A.\l/F'l\{
Carpet Bargains I I I 1!11ration. No obligation. J u.st ~'"':::'°':;c"~·==~=-.,.--c-1 24=. ~S7A"ILcBO/\T-;-i~lip, rlllly XLNT COND. 646-9072 mi on nPw f'flgin. Cust0111 Cl i inall down Cfln fln. radiaJ g, min! cond. 32900 0,,
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All Sizes -~~~l'i:s Come.. l>-londays 7:30 pm DA(.1.JSJ-lUND AKC, 3 males e<IUip'd. S/S, O.B., cll.U IG-IR_L_'_S_SC=H-,-v-"-.N--Slc,,-~-,-,,-1 1l<11bl'd, ne1v 11rf'1 4 Whl. pvt. ply. Ple<1.~ art II ani he&t oUer. 714/623-8351 a!(
Gas .olo vr·Clean &. in xlnl '1!71"NI' DNY'S ~ Bl d C:\l COAST MUSIC 6 wks. F11.wn or red color. Scott 673-4949. 1 moa old, $:1S. <JriV, .. ~12tl!i. 64& 9523. 1 ;546;;,;·8~1~36~494~-68~11~,~-;-,,l;,:'~·-;l/""-=-;o;::;-:=::;-I
cond. $1.'i. ~;ction"~~; F1~ Ni t~ 6.f2-1S5l _A_1"'-'°"'--"-'-·_842-__ l_IY17~--1e 32' P.C. ln1macu\11.te. New , -=~-:-,5*-0=="•'-:--.c;;;;--l ·oo ECONO VAN; 6 plyg, 10 1 ;66 DATSUN Patrol, 4 \1·hl 'SS 1'-IGB-G7. Xlnt rond.
Call 49;,.o;A7 * 64G·SG.S6 * HAMMOND, S te i n w a Y, Toy Poodle, female, 3 mo. everything! 5 hp. motor. 1 · e 168 HONDA CL90 n1i, heav)' duty su.~penslon. drivr. $1250. Call 53&-3376 37,000 ml. All new ti l'l's, f i\l
e :\1AYTAG repair nian h11.s I •!!!!~~~~':!'~~:"""' YIUllaha. New Ii used AKC & pedigree. Needs l$JOO'J 644·5587 '*~*~~$18:-41)82~~·~h!.,!SC£P~m~•~*~lrGd~F·'"'(')jdij.i)l_795. 548-6478. anytime. radio. $li9.). &1.8-96.58 er 'lll'a~her xlnt cond. rlf'lv 1v/90 JOHN'S Bl KES piMoi; or m0:>l make11. Be11t ·'cc'="'-m-;-c"•,_·01·_"'-·,--'-:c9'-054c--:c:::7=,-I J ::I , \V r;: S TW 1 N 0 ..,. 935 19;,5 rORD P ICK·UP l lOO. l--'----OfE;;;;;;:R:-:RA~""R"l;---1 ~S-176j. d ' t ;n "~l 8631 U od b"ys in So. Calif. at Schmidt -::: Mobil• Homes -.--', ,,,., "-·k. 1--~~-~~--~.6~~-1 3~ gua. · _... "" · -New * s GERl\ol AN Shepherd pupp~e~. Trailcrable. Dae ull!I. Sips. '"""' " -v• ·-------.----l·NE\V while top ,.,. 9 ~IGB,
J(E;\.\10RE auto 1vasher. 2'l R•pairs ~:~s/~ :::~: 1907 N. Ma.in, 6 ..._.~. 2 "'ht ma1~. 1 br-.vn 4'. $1095. 714{~32-5411 CONTEMPO. MO·Ol3.1 .. FERRARI Continental style.
yr. old. Xlnt concl. :l340 Ne\.\'j)C)rt Blvd. & blk SJ e11 . 5.Jj-1745. VENTURE Ca1. nf'arly new. LAGUNA HILLS '62 STUDEBAKER pickup. AUTHORIZED * * 646-(g49 • *
S35 497-1084 Open 6·10 Wkday.s GU LB R ANS EN 01-gan, AKC 1rish Setler, malr, 8 Ha11 o>verything-. Sall it away ZW>l RIDGE ROUTE DR. V8, auto. $200 or beat offer. SALES A SERVlCE
REFRIG \Ve11tinghouse 14 cu Sal & Sun 9-6 !lpJJlel Arylc, walnut _fini~h. mos._ Thenrlerin Jinr. at $800. 64&-7227. !Comer of Moult011 P kwyl 732 \V . 18th St., Ci\f , .Apt. A. d J'k u• '7l0 like Jl('ll.', 3741 So. Lowell, ..,._ d"• -~ d It tros1 lrf'r. A1·oca o, 1 " '"-* * '* 495.:)149 * • .-LIDO 14 •l2S ~·o:slige a wt com1 lUnJ,~ a · 'f:,6 CHEVROLET% ton pick. n:.w SIOO. 64~3186. -\\'lll take Trade.In~-S.A. h S M-1-j11.cent to Lel&ure World, up. VB, 3.-spd. $695.
110 Tfu\nDROP camplni trir HA.\l:\tOND 1>Pirn!l organ, SSO. Iris etter· ~;9533 1 ~!6c"~'-~=~~~"oo~'~"-·_13_2.l Beautiful &urruu ndlng11T,htil 536-6288
w/stovc, icebox & sink like M.W, rea.s. 8 Spode LIDO 14 No. I 7 Juxur~ appointment., ~r-i:is-1 TON CHEVY tru k NEW Sofa, tuxedo back, $1 %: pOrt washer. ntw Sl30; luncheon piste~. ti7~ll69, AKC reg Pekingese female, 2 Xlnt cond. FWI 1·att. apeut1e pool Saunu , exer. · J • _ c
· 11-" Id ,,,. -• old. Grear w/kids. Sac, $8'' 846-46.\2. cl'" -. 4 bill•-~ •-b•-1, less bndy. S59:i. 411 E. 17th, bi!('IJlt tu ..-u, so · ,J, 1.pt-frixe stove $3.i; canlpt'I' BALO\\'IN or;~n & S11caker". •11•00. 0~., ~575, ..AJ m"ch~mu ... ch _::,• .. '<= C.M. 616.1684.
take S139 cash, nevl!r ti.Bet!. for Dat.1Un truck S 75. like nr\\, lull pl!tla l .,,,....., g· SABOT flbcrglnss, tra!!cr " '"'""
639-6022 or 9611--5806. ~T-2447 aft 6pni keytxiard. $1250, 644-i277, Hor••• 156 It. motor, $375, Sec beaut. furn mad.el.a in 1950 FORD 3/4 ton parwl 1;;7";;-,~:::;-::-;:::;:-;::::;:c I ·~;,.;.;.;_ __ .,...,..,..'."."'-I 536-26.JI p11rk·like 11ettlni;. truck. Good cond. $350. Call
;\I 0 V I N G : 1 musl 1. gac.. WA TERBEDS BAB Y Grand, Jlli"'31e party. ll o Rs EB ACK Rid Ing ~~~~·~·!~l~~~~!ck~s~t~l~ I ~CA~L~L~830~·~3~llOO~o~1~·~30~·1llOO ,..,,;,.1o;os.-O-o,129'-.====--;-;-c--heAutitul ERr y Amer. 1v. Movlni:, musl '1. c r i t ic c. U!NiOflll. our hone SS JM'r 1• <ll ·1 Ilk• ne\V ~n All slte11 $13.95, Packagr 95 • 7 "·'IL XTRA Sha,... Shasta Sx2S 1966 FORD Ecor)()!lne Ven -l'I . rm. su1 e, • • S4 . ~ .....,.. prl\lllle ll!!son. All •"· ·" tiquc bt. wet. CaJI fl'lr detA\111 cite.I, j)added naugahyde. 1-i=,.C.'-..-:-::;c;::-:-:---,o.;; I SLIPS lor n il boe.ts, 24' to w/lge c11h11n11 liv'# rnL Good <.'Ond.
fl'fl.me, $49.95, \Vater chain Se"Nlng Machines 121 Engl.iah, Wt11ttrn. l-fol'Sf!' y,· Finest in N11'pt Harhot.. Adult f>i•k CM. $1275 , $950 968-3726 -6·t2·143.j S7.:,0. !X'.T·OOM boardl!d $45 mo. ;,57-06Zi. Be I I 'l'f 67"' on10
i\nJST mo\·e -Sacrifier 111J 1~=,,_--,--,...==:c:::-0,.-,,_, CANVAS It Sail -Slna:e.r l -:.::-'--'-------1 Avail 9/1. 5 11<'111t11• ~" rves. Autos W•nted 961
turnltui-e In honw. LtKE new! Hercubn 8' ..,,, i;e"1ing m11ch. w/pUller, TIME FOR r1tt pkg. Phont 673-8ill un i '66 Great Lake.~ ~so·, f1,1mi·
61:>-SOAA It. loveuat: lemon A: white lhr:-2ag. dbl nrHfle. /\I~ lO pm. Jy park. $8,XM). Cell aJt " ANNIVERSARY •50
ramt tahlt 11'/4 Chair~; l>t'\\'S ~1 night 11(llch lmodcl QUICK CASH i\100RING at C~rr_y Covl', 11.,m,, 847-6037. AUTOS WANTED
SOfl\ $75. Childs <'BOOP~' bell \''lvet 110f11 &. lovc&e•t tbli;; No. J6\Vl071 $600. Adler Catalina. up to 53'. 1 ..... ..,., SKYLtNER _ . .$3750. Top dollar for clean !lied
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(}hi bdrm tel. Siie. 645-0036. lll'\11\ng mach \\'/puller. /\\~ THROUGH A ,.142-0031 ""..AJ " Call l -eua, See An<ly Brown,
uphol. cll111r,o; $20 ea., bike DAILY PILOT , Spe<.'f' re nt $.ill, a I ., or THEODORE llO. :l.i7_1467. l'ltEMBERSHlP for 3 a I e, 7.i~-7.111!: &. ttr11 i1hr 1tltt h if()' TO GO' mocring in N.B. nr \\'lmrl~ 548-2)197. ROBINS FORD
Nr11·pnrt Bttlch Tenni& Cluh. S•IOO. \VUI m11ke dt11.J on 2 WANT AD P11vilion. &>ll $850. or lea~t. The ru.tte.~I dra'v 1n the w~s! "\Vl!'.1'~0 ii I< reAp" · ,('(tl\n $300. . + trlln(!,ftr frt . Rf'g, n111chiflf'~. 'Vork. A.i:k lnr ,.
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IMPORTS
3100 W. Cout Hwy.
Nntp0rt Beach
OPEL
'68 OPEL J{ADE1TE 4 1peed
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h!!aler. IZPN 7-02\. $195.
ATI.AS 0.JRY/PLYM, :mg
Harbor Blvd., CO!lta Mru.,
546-1934.
RAT '69 OPEL. Karlette Railey
-.,-~-':'."-,--,.--I Cpe. l02 hp, eng., ' &pd., e Orrnpltre Stock o1 R&1-l. 1ilver 11•/black $1151). /2Df'1Wif] ::~9~:oo PM phone
,.~ 'lifl~ 1964 OPE.l. Statinn W1gon.
n1• s.. Nl'w clutch &: good cand.
"FRIEDLANDER" SS:r5 '""1807' PORSCHE
IJ710 llA.CH ILVD.
I H•y. Jf) '&4 C PORSCHE -1750ec
893-7566 • 537·6824 +rxll'lla. $2.400 er best otter.
'70 FIAT Sport, Coupe, 673-2531
llurdlp .\ Convert. rop,lo.~6,,...,R~E~B~L~T~,-,.-,-com,--~..,--,..-w'1
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PORSCHE CADILLAC PLYMOUTH
-~~~~~~-, -~~~~~~-1-~~~~~~~-CADILLAC 1967 • '6.'l COMf:T 6 cyl, :t spd. • 69 Country • •
RAdio .i. Heater. 4 11J)ffli. CONVERTIBL E C;nod (i)l'l(i in & out. $37:.0 '70 PLYMOUTH '70 BONNEVILL E ·oo t'LREBIIID. 4·fipd, Air
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1.Ess 1'HA.N :n.001 !IHL~<:; &U-""19. Squire Wagon ""AllRVNN>-rt •• , ,, , J '" -• P/B Pi' k ' I .:..::c~"'_;,:::._ ______ I "'' , ·"'· -, ~I Sta ... agon, F11JI Pnw-ro11u, , .. , ma e o •
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Porsches
DON BURNS black 1np k rich hl11rk Je11-lhr-r 1111rnor. Facrory Air 1961 CORVAIR Van, rtbuil1 Plui" many nt~r P:•ara '~ v111yl ronf, rerl hu<·ket :<C'aJs, t179BEV.'•, .ti!l -GTo~1r --;M 1v\1 ---r\\'. ' . 29.000 miles, and nice. (610· (.'e111er co111;0I P. l:I0/1 1"Y. SAVE ,.., •. ,. ,,»., .. · A•k ''~"· 7\l. e
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•'Orn:!, Juli powPr, nit ~teer· Png, gnofl Hrf'i'i. Priced lo DLTi, ., '"'" ., ~ ,, ~· ~ Jn,e-. l'.tereo, door Jock~. mn:-;I :<i.Pll R~t.54t-$1113. $1699 'I.I_ H --.... _.a ~~2114.
Pvnry dlx ... xira & Truly :v·ll fas!. ~1 7.i. Ma.cHOWard COURTESY DODGE lft.Q.C Owc:u" j 'iO MNTIAC <~a!alina 9-pass
136.Tl Harbor Blvd., G.G. ~. i's "'Iii! S~'J'OOtn trash, UlOO· 'hO CORVA IR -Damagecl 839-!lfnl 531 ~...... 21\AA HarhorBlvd., 1839-9600 or :i.11.{i.OS wgn. Air, P/ti. P /b, ~36(XJ ,I
PRESTIGE
PORSCHE, AUDI
Marcus
MOTORS
SPECIALS
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FULL FINANCINCO
AYAILAaLI
lJWil S. o! G.G. f'f"'Ay.) 'wk.," (l(J(J1 . front end -But run" gMd. nr • """"' Costa r.lf"~ ~.,.;7.922() Corrwr ls! & Harbor , c."'~>-OOC.::'-"'-·=-==~---ll
636·2l33 ' NA BERS Cadillac I c•_!ll,. :t"iNmNi"':i'-w"'~"i'i'1'-' 'c·1 __ ""_'°_'.,_.;,".;'."::.'...·".'"'."~'._·_"_"'' ---=~·~=-· ~--1 ;-\,'!!1 Iii -~-I -T ·BIRD L.,.~ro====E-=,=12"-_-1-.-.-.,,-" A UTHORIZED n EALER CONTINENTAL PONTIAC '61 PONTIAC GTO --------11
At.1/flt1 , Radtr.:ls, Co col :..1~·:5rl:i'l E;..:L 66 or fi7 2600 lfarbor Blvd., 11 * • f::i;·1 . 111r, 3 J.."P!'i 11 u1n 1ra ~. 1956 T-B!RD CLASSIC rs/lll!'IP•!"'ll''!"~•
inats, Sand ~,e ig~ c0lor. 1970 HARBOR RL\ID. C,-,sta Mrsa 1969 CONTINENTAL 1 70 FORD .-• htar k" lanrla11 & hl;i rk" \'inyl ,1'1J1 1H11ornobile is Jrnmatu. \" Iii
$3001. Days: 5.:.8-3:144. A!t 6: ('OS'J'A -~fES A C1IT ~r10-91fl(] Oprn Sltnrl11y 4 OR. SEDAN GALAXJE , '.JOO H.T. 11u1n , '68 PONTIAC h111·l;p1~. <' ,, n "'o ! "· \\"""1 la1 t> & ('()1np!t>1P(y' i<lrX"k J ft
M-1-4895. '68 VW --CAOILLA( 1970--I t.IUST SELL ~ns., t ACI'ORY A JR TF.1>1P~:sT \l.J{. 11t1tn_ tr;in~ , cr;11ri. P ;-;, P.111, 1'';it·1. 1h.-nucll(lt1L New Jl ~ 'J'h1111----
'67 PORSCHE I m m a c . • EL DORADO I Br;iunlul pl::i tinium blu,. \\•ilh h ~D., pnwPr Ale+'n~J!;/ 111r '."flrlfi 1llnn111~. r n w f' r I ma~/Mt(·~<'\in X ll rP.~ P.x-<1t>rb1rrl er~ne ~)() m1le1',
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maroon, • c,, ee ni a g r..."" "'~' ,.. • ~" · . Wall tli'f!s 406AKI-' p ' 7 ~·!)epfs, Pirelll 's, $
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new Pire!li's. running goorl. ~Sn. f's l. HigtHI')', L. S ch. lf'alher 1nrrr .. 1r11r1k orwnPr, l"rk.c; k n1u c:h mQcf'. ~i1le :J8.lt'( Harbor BJ vrl. 2/l.11~ Hilrhnr Bhc!.. DR H T. V~. ;iu 1n111;11lr, / <"ilr "'1Vr r . Thi.~ r a r l!! sill ,
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$1800. 4M--OJ60 day, 49-J-6897 ;ind "one o f a kind." 1003-.Johnson ,t &in, 2626 llarhor • * • ... 5.>1-'.l220 •n~. tin1kP1' -w1ndo~. 111r in_ hf" stl'Pl'f'!'latPrl, Pr1 p;irly after7 p.m. '69 vw-euc .... ~ 7"\n Tilpf' fl,.rk. Air Conrf., BENl. Blvrl., Cos~~~__:~si. ~LUXURY J!l67 Forrl Gala.'!iP 1 1·nnd, v1nyt top & n1ort>. c·c·'c_·c":::C"------~ll fu!l rnv•rr. !\J1B600)
'OCI .5 RDSTR, A~!/F'!>1 . .;ixrt NABERS Cadillac 1970 MARK Il l in pcrfl""t coMirion. 1·actory ·~ LE _l\f AN~. air, 4 h('w iTX O~:~;ll, Sl2!!~. /\Tl.AS 'fi~ T-RJRD, l..<l ndau top, tuJI $1595
cnnd1tion, good lor & ho!· Lnw inile::ig•. e.xre.\!Pn t ro"'d. p [ p ,. II , I I tlrr~. ~M/f.1'1. PS/PB., CHRYIPLY:'11 . 29'/!l H111·bor pwr, a ir, $tl5_
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. !hn!OU!.4 ~rd.<llr. Valenl'•CI 2600 Harlx>r Blvd., 1 l•l'ill ryPqt11 ppPrfln<'ll.llyow11-g1ne w11h 111110. tran~mt~· _ '----~""II
red, take nld r"'r nr ~m11U Cnsta J\1f'sa e1' N hlis bern :w.rvirrd hy :;1,1n. Nrw rirr~. Upho\slrry, Autos, New 980 Autos, New 9a() Autoi, New 980 1961 PONTIAC
'6,q 912. EXCEL co11d , .. , .... , I P'" \" 1330 I ri L I ... -' · Conv,.rtihlr, A11to., Ii.a.· " "" an in . ,, P ,.. • Call ~ .. 10-~100. O""n Sunril!Y 11u1 innze 1nco n .. eiUer. pa1111 stnd horl.v 1n m1nJ ('On· AM/f~f. stereo tape, B«t BQKJ «"8136 "'1681! -'t '" ~000 din, J-learrr. •f'XA768) ..rru· _.,;7-..., CADILLAC 196-9--,,.,, \\'ell m11.in taJnffi ri1non.AIC're"!t11 SJ.IOO.Ca!l $39 5
offer. Day, 644-ZliO, eve-9 a.m. CPE. DE VILLE milPs, This luxury ear is fi4'1-72(1J ,.v,,n1ni::~.
644-4$80 '68 VW BUG (,1 1 to Cho:i:<e F'rom ~;iwlr.ss '\.~U!l"t ~ SN"n & '7l PTNm -Alli extra~.
1960. 1 owner Porsche. G«xl 1.,\CTORY •in 1 1r1vf'~ ro ....., appreciated. lt Ma.r:s \v /Cnnrlyear l il'r~.
bl Sa 1 Radio, JleatC'r. VC'ry Shal'p! " n t k I car, no pro em. c. or ]lfust SeU tXE\\'754), $1095. CONDITIONING '-" pnre or a. QuJc sa e 2,()()() e ng. S425. k T.O.P. immed. sale $10XI. 111 VU! 11 1 $6.~. Pilon,. 61.1-1!!11!. 11 7 64a-26.1.1 silt 6
Lido Soud. NB. 6T.r-Ol.'l2. Marquis Motors Fu~~ poiver. e!c. Ch(la;e, nt V 111 Koron, Lido Isle after 6 1-'-=-:.;~::-c~-~--rlnrh or !earher 1nler1or, P .r'-f. '6.1 Ecnnoline Vstn PEUGEOT 900 So. Cst. Highwy, L. Bch. door lock~. Ptr., f'IC, Both I -=~====~ S1;il
49-;.7503 • 510.:uoo J01·;il Jniv niil"il.t:<'. TsikP 1970 CONTINENTAL e .'i4,11-400t• * * 1967 V\\'. Good co nrf. ;your pick. IYPNJGJ\ (ZLl<· 11,000 J\.llLES •LIKE NEWl--~~~~----·1
'71 PEUGEOT Mf/FM radio, v1broson1c. 022l (03·1BE:M1. Beatitifu'J Grove mist tini.~h LINCOLN
Radio & healer, bu('ket &ea~. ~100. 645-5614, 4801 River, $4333 'vi th msitching leather in--0-,.,.,,----,,,..----
radiat tires, low, low mife-,_N_B ________ NABERS Cadillac terinr&. Bl1:!ck Uind11 u root , 1967 LINCOLN 4 OR. a.ee. WAGllK VW UG Luxury equipped rhm11.:h· SEDAN
$1799
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dltion. ~...O. 2600 H;irl)nr Rlvd., ;iir "'!nrl, till Whl'f'I rru•~f' Cool pol;ir 11•h1le tini~h with
COURTESY DODGE Call F.42-..P:47fl C0$1a Me.~a rnntt'lll. l'IPl"'f'<) multi~l~x ra-Rlstrk U>o:uh"r intPTror 4
J.8S8 Harbor Blvd.. '70 V\V Fastback, goorl car. Call ~0-!HOO O~n SunrlAy 1"110, 4 Ar;ind nPw tiT'f'1::. ~,. U!nrlR11 ro<lf, f"ull rio'w..r
Cof;ta Mesa 5.'J7-92'l0 (",oing back tn Deutsehland. CADILLAC 1968--;i nd as k ·tor rlE'n111nstrat\nn. MJUippf'rl phi!'! AM /FM ril-
$1 750. 675-0657. CPE. OE VILLE 1747BJ\'Z1 .• loh nson & Son, r!10, F'actory Air Cond, pow-•
TOYOTA
1971 TOYOTA
Low miles. #0413
$1777
~ 9voLYO
1946 Harbor. c.r.1.
1~:; V\V Camper, xlnt cond.
$99S. 111ech. perfert.
•67;,..7252•
'fi7 C.A!\1PER, loaded, C'lr;in,
$111.~. r-.tus1 sell. Pr1vatf'
party. 8'.',~\~51
'66. VW Fastback -New t>n;.
Vt:ry clean. Musr ull,
.reduced to S81l5. ~11-IZ'-},ll
'56 vw
Custom paJnt. Lie. 94.lCGA.
$395
~-ACTORY AIR 2626 Harhrir Blvd., Cost11. f'. '1oor lnck~. etr. S.-r 8nrl
CONDITIONING !\1e;;;i , 540-56.111. (l nvf" tOOst,Y. (WE:C75(11,
F ull pn11•,,.r, 11!1 !: 1elr~ropir ~-Lili«.1n-Cnnl~R/H Ar-;:-: .lohnson &. Son, 2fi2S Harb(ir ~trrri11.r:, A;'ll /Ff.f radi!l. Plr. Full f"OWPr, R un.'l '.r:ood. 'Rlv'1., Cos!Ji Mri:;i, ;'l'!0-56.10.
An exeepnonal vttluf', 1 ZNB. ';oll_"lO~. ;;P:'li''~•~'Y~·-"'in""'i;"i;;· ;;;l __ _::M~A~V~E~R~IC~K~-
7611. 'fi!l fllark 11, AM/f'M 11lf'rro.
SJ222 ~prrrl "onn'nl, Uathrr, All 1970 MAVERICK
NABERS Cadillac I-'':::":::'':..· "=Lo"m";"'·,~· ':;';'·;'":::':::·-I 2 DOOR AUTHOR IZED DEALER CRICKET SALJ-: PRICED-14.rxx:I MILES
2600 H;ir~T Blvrl.. ----------ISm11rt rompetitinn yPtlow
Cosia. .\l,,s11 BRAND NEW 1971 CRICKET w11h blark ~tripoo, :'I ."ipt'f'cl
Cal\ ~ .. ·10-9100 A-~n Sun'1av itrant<;, R11d1n, Hr11 !rr, .( ,,,,.. S1!lfi:i. 5 i>r1a l N n br -•
LARGES
-T · ar~• new t1r1>i1, stttr11r tll'" l .\B41 ./JR0986fi21. AT LA ~ 1n1Prinr, ~r" 11nrl rln1·,. ~
SELECTION OF CHRYIPLYM. 2929 Harbor t>arKal11. 127~1\SVl. $:Hl7~.
CADILLACS IN BJvrl .. Cos111 MP~a. ~l!\14· .fnhnson .t. ~n. 2fi26 Harhor
ORANGE COUNTY COUGAR fil"rl . °'"" M•.~-5411-"'31)
SALES-LEASING
AllrnOR!ZED 1970 COUGAR
'69 TOYOTA
PICKUP i e &'A ti
Clruy 16~ mil ... AFZ-681 ~,~s0" MERCURY
Harbor American
64 ~-0261
l'f6Y HAR8011 COSTA IO!l£!o.t.
'67 TOYOTA Auto 1900 Del.ux
lll!W Am-Fm, $!!50. * 613-0607 *
~SERVICE-I 'l OR. H.T. 1969 MONTEREY Nabers Cadillac I PR.ICED ~·oR QUICK :"ALF-2 DR. H . T .
2600 HARBOR BL., Al"l'"Cfl\IP m~rlium ~Id nlf'-VER'\" CLEAN. r.tUST SELL
COSTA MESA !all1r Wr'h lilack h1.t;h ti.lei< Aw1lrrl Wl llnin~ l\1arqUii1 ~ryl. I
Mq.3031 EX1. 6fi r.rr l'i7 1 S.10·!!100 Open Sunday l>U<'kf'l "*'st~ .. Auto tl'J1 n~. in~! Popular British llTl'Pn
1970 HARBOR BLVD. I ;-7() E.1.. Doraoio blk v.•/vinyl R.arlin. HeatPr, Pnwer. :-irrer-m,.ral!Jc llni~h wirh gnlrl
___ OJ=-Sf::..:.:A_:..::_>=rE=S=A:..___ l"P. All l''!lras. ft.1,1-4727 or 1ni::, Powrr Brakl."!i, 1' act~r.v Landa.u t'fl(lf, w,.11 ~uipperl
VOLVO Air Qind. P)(!'Pp!1nna.ny n1c:r with a"I" Tr;in~ "~~, .. fi73-?.42 Pl'P.i;, "' '' "~• l\n<I '', rhrougbout, 4 brt1nd Tlf'W He11.rer. Pni.1'f'r Sll'rnn,;.
,~ .. ,.
ntE TRIUMPH VOLVO CHEVROLET tl!'f'~, pfr, N:'P .;;nd lf'!;f Pn>l.'('r Bra~s. Air Crmrl,
dnvp 'loria,v. 1272AZH I $21175, f"IC, SalP PnCf'rf 1 Zl..l(t.il t.
VB STAG DEMO SALE '* * ,lr.hnmn & Son, 26'Ji; Harhor SZ'l4.'i •• Johnson k f.n n 2li2!1
TRIUMPH
NOW ON DISPLAY '67 CHEVY Blvrl., Cost;i J\ft>Sll. [l'fO-~O. Hsirmr Blvoi., Costi1 Mt>.~i!.
Come In for a test drive! $2998 CHE\lELLE Aurfl: tra n~, ra-1 '69 Cou9C1r ~)4(1..!lfi:lri.
FRITZ WARREN'S dirr. 11"ater, Z.'ill Enc.'lnr. • · · · "!>R" ·'1 n N-r-1· co .\TX ', 197t Volvo 14-1 ~rd. T\VY97~ i',x1r?. C\C'an. \\'('!\ EquipJ'lf'rl. . • : SPORT CAR CENTER Derrio # 7360 $
1
Po"''C'r 11nct r ac!ory· Air r"nd.-fl.1r, AM If M. 11ulo
TlG E. 1st St.. S.A.. 547-0764 5 99 ( ZWmJ.l 1. :\90. :m.® mi. $ 16 7 :;.
~ da.ily 9-9: clost!d Sunday trro l • COURTESY DODGE S2499 r.42--1.107.
'&I 7RIUi\1PH TR 4. eml4 mo;: HarborBlvrl.. [ MUSTANG
Dark grt>l'n, \\"Ire v•hef'\~. YOTA CoSlil )!e~i! ;,_1i-!lZ2fl MacHiaw.atd, _________ _
"-'ill trarl~ !or o!tlrr c&.r plus • -t 1970 MUSTANG 1..c"c.':::'·..:"''--""'--·'°"-----J ~!" l11trllor, C.r'-.'.:._ f,Hi_:!l,VI~ '. '6 7C HEVY-396 SS 339io~~1~r !~~ 1-1!;.~060i 2 OR. H . T .
'69 TR1U:\1PH GT6+, red, lo '68 144S Sed j •· A $i UPF.R f.PORTY an 1 !'lmr C"llf'P. 'Rf'aUTiful ;-.:eui . .,.;,nli! fl/I -.
mi.Xlnt rond. A•,1 ~.• $~ ··-r .. A,,.,!~s~le J~.:i 1111. 1lJDEl621 'll'l:l 1''1 CO UC.\R XR7 "'-I 8"9utiflrJRf)y11tRluemPtsi!l1r * fi..15-147:1 • ir , .. JJ "'" "''~·'-" • · ·•• , • _,, ' o...-Ulff" Jjni'h '-'irh w hiff" ~4 l..'ln1fa t1
S lue Boo\;, $lo!')j full prier Marquis Motor5
1
lr;oi th"r int. PR/P.l:i, AM rM ronf. Autn n ·J1ns, R>1rl •n $A!)1/~~~ !r~~ &1;..2410 i.\S70ZOI. !'\IYl :;., r~i H 1~ti"1" 1. Reh ,<;i~r'. ~~ hut """ft~ valvr H<'all;'r. Pn\\·l'r SlrPr1nc: Marquis Motors .J ... 1.T,(l1 • ;,iti.Jlf'l(l I _lt'I ' ·"1 "1'· ~i !~-7 1"~ f <trlor,v· Air Cnnrl. ·"f'f> ,;nrl
'69 TRlU:OlPH GTI. +, r""-1. ~So. C:<t, ltl!!h""Y, 1. Brh. • • DODGE rl ri 1•P 1h11< rr11I h1';111 lr t0011y.
DID, lo m i • .(:d rr.nd, $2l00 41\l-7:il.~ e ~rVl-.';!N I ,70 CH EVY I SalP Prir<'rl (0.l!lA[)01 S272':>.
or bst olr. &1:'>-1·173. I """....., l\lf"'l\L.A \'-it, i!Uln. !r;in~, • • ,Jnhn.o:nn J.· Son . 2fi2f> H;oirhnr
VOU<SWAGEN ~ ·~• 440 '69 DODGE Rl"ri. °"'" """· "'-'"'' · fYl\\'rr <frrr111::, 1'.lolin, hi'~! I , 'YOl_vo· rr. 11·ti11r11 .• 11 11rr.<. Tf,.166:\. I \ $.. o"Uln. n·~n~-. l<'ll'fflJ',\I fl lf Hl67--r::IU s TA-N G-f.T A '56 vw VAN $1699 rflr\rl11tnn1n;: pnWPr ~IPf>r. f~.<l h::irk. LlkP nr u.. rnwo>r
II 1n1:. rar11n, h~fll f'f. wh1\P\\.'al! ~IC'Pnn):; ~ <hsr hr11\;r1',
Red, "''hite, & blue in color.
1.CNS'8
S695
''FRIEDLANDER'' COUR TESY DODGE t1rr~. \·1n.vl rnn l. \".IWZIJ rnn~mst.l lr, AM l" ~ r1 1,.,
1ino s1:.o.c11 oiwv. JY; '2-'l'~ llartlflr Rlvrl .. $1088 "'lr~f"'. f(!lrl dnwl'l TJ;ar
893-'1566 e 5.17.SSU Co<I~ )l r.<~ 5~i.f122n 1 "4rµlfl!l' • • COURTESY OOOGE ~r11 • • ·"
Autol, Used 990 :bl.I:~ Harbor Blvrl.. 'f.!i MUSTANG. Lanrlsi11 top, -i;~ Ch"\Y II ~la \1gn ·Autry (m;la f11+'~;i :i.ii-9220 V-~. P/S, <:nri~m;itir, In
'10 T-BffiD, landa11. Jul ly 1rilll~. f"f'hlr rnc f.· tT'ilfl1'. • ;. milrllJl''. ~rig nwnrr. i 1400
equippt"d, nrily 14,Q(fl r11··~ ~.17:1 /h""! n!lrr. ~TI-ll16.\ Lea:'\!' po&'\lhle e '1 \ 'i O OODGE CHARGER. V,11, <1r t>rsr nflPr, 96&-lii72
C.Ontinent;i! \1;irk 111, 'JO CHEVY" J'v!PAL.il. rt1~!nm. <111tom<1 til', f!O\\'f'r ~te:f'rin11.. J!lli7 MU.STANG CnnvPrl.
landau. a ir, lull l"\1·r, xlnl Au-. P S, l"ll. :111.f)()O ini. r•;irl10, hC'ill,,r, wh1t •wai t J L1kf1"T1Pw. f1trlory 11ir,J1 uln.,
bU:V nr lf'a~f' Tnp ''"nd .fi'fi~.\ '.'1:i74',~. 111-rY, v ;n,\'I rtTlf. 17flOC'T'R1 P.S., r11r!io & hPater. Ltiw
HOUSE: OF l'.\i\PflRTS 'fi.1 Chrvy lmr>11 l11 SS r; S20!1;;, ATl~ASCHRY/PLYl'-l. n11IPi1RP . 540-40%.
549
_
3031
Ex!. Qi or f;7 AuthM1zrri i\1B7. Dealrr 11 1r. P~ S700 or Bst f'.l(r Alt fi: -Z:t.~'! ll~i·tior Rl~·d., co~ta
19'10 HARBOR BLVO. fl• 523-72:""1 r..i;~J!lO.~. ~''cl"~'~'~· ~'"'::::.''~··~"~·-----1~---------NASH
COSTA MESA BUICK I~'"(} CJ-ll::VRt)LE'T ~·r1111nn • • 'fi(I NASH l\ff'trn. Good lnr 1---'-1·6J!J"Vilvwl---1 .--~~~:'.::_ __ .1 i\:i~n. "tra1i.;hi ~ h •I 1 '67 OOOGE DART Durw> Buir£Y. Motor & ~llll. ~wC::;1~on '70 Buick ;;;~vrr:;~~~l·T. ~~. "~~rl.; 21r1t~:: ~11~~0::;,ni:~u:;~ ~~"~lr~!i k~~jl~l~~t~ ~::~l M~'l1 Electra Custom 4:t2..(.6(12. ______ fl 10, hl."atPr. 1TGA9221 Ari1. c. C1'-t. •
'63 VW Squanback; reblt '66
eng, New bnkf's & clutch.
$$51) or bst o[r, 830-:N.36.
'69 VOLKS -wt\ite/red int.
Low mUea.ge, sunroof .
AM-r M rad\o. ex~l!t'nt
condition. Quick gaJe $1250.
645--1982 or $1-3683.
4 Door, Han:ltop, Full Po\.\rr.
F actory Air. IQttt; of lflctor:-
warramy 17l~AGE).
S4295
MacHoward
·i:.:i CHEVY 11 \\'a~nn ~ ~nsi1 . SS66
f., autft · P s • r B., low COURTESY DODGE
_milr~. S.i:t'.i. ~ ... 16-i7f>L~ mi; Harbor Blvd .. 'fol OLDS F-1\a 1\2.000 11ri;:,
1~16 1 CHEVY Impala 4 rlr h.!. C'osta M!>~a 5.i7-9220 r.1.lf:'F. G<lfld !1rP,, R&.H,
GOf>d ron1! s::!l-, • * P IS, $200. fi.t2--44!!1.
fi i:.-1!¥1i I ·10 CHAU.ENGER, 440 RT. '&.\ Old~ «2, f'u lly t'Qutp'rl,
OLDSMOBILE
839-9600 nr ~11-0608 'ff,-1 rlr ~I 1\1rP 1' ryl, Air , I ~u1n, 111r, pwr .•t,.ering, nf'w Must sf'll.
Cornf:'r l st & Harbor ·;,7 SS C!lf' ~ l)'L Both :\ln1 1or,., m11jl;S, p11 int. $2,495_ fi.15.-4:!00 '* M~.7~4~
S...n111 Anst ~··· '"-''"'· -~'~"~-'~"~' =~---PLYMOUTH-J9S7 V\I/ .Bug. low mile~.
"'@J'Y clean. After 6 prn. '68 R1vi,ra. fully cqui?d. ln11'
330--1511. mil, I O\\'nl'r, tll':'W fire~.
c H RYS LE R "' DODG f. '-' ""'". Grl ·I :;::--;;;-;:;:=::7'"-:=:c=::: I inf!!O~ ,i mntt.; 20 m i pPr '70 PLYMOlrTH DUSTER
1968 CHRYSLER 300 i.:111. S.100 :1110 Ar11.h11;, NB Coo(lf'. \'00·11llav,.10 <!rivP
'69 VW custom camper. -'~""':...::c· -'~!ll-='~'~"c.o9_·~'·:....--2 OR . H.T. l'i 1·1-11fr2 . thi~ on,., Wt 'r11: .~ure .voti'll
0nn, ""'"" with ""'"'· CADILLAC ~ALE PRICF.n huy 11. !l!46AS.JI, $1195. 'fi7 OODGE V11.n. Al08, l apt!, Low mile~. $2900. 67~ Attrilr t1vp r,old mi,;1 !p"111l hr llU!n. lll'll' tlrPs, ~hforb. ATLAS ('l-lR\'/PLY;..t , 2929 r 1n1~h 1'11111 Nsic~ hutkr1 I !\lllt'lt /..· hr11.kP.~. ~l\.1fil2. Harhor .Blvd. Cni;ta Mr~.
F"ll''· /J [,11nr!1111 r•~>L E11 u1 p-5'1ft..1934.
l.A1!.ded, only 4,flflO m ilP;:, f)l'fl 111l h 11ulo tran~. R11d 1", FORD ~-,.:-,~1THR~
·~~~~' ~~1 ;:'~..,,:· b,'; '71 COUPE DE VILLE
I)'. 673-1738.
'69 pOP TOP CMIPER
Xln< ttmdition * 675-3226 +
lil67 VW camper, 4S.O'"'J
mJ". Excel oond. $2, 150.
.. !143-4801, 54,.-,..2547 ~Vt"S..
A goo<! w11nt ad tt a it!od
lnve!lmenl
Corporation rrcsidf'nls' Jlr sttl'r row"r S1rPrinc RACl!DA, A11tom11.t1r, r11rlt11.
w1fe5· pr1va!t> car, Llke nf'IV J'<l\vrr ' Rr.ikl's, ""'· <1r11~ ·71 ~'ORDS: r. 11 111 X ! "• · hPfll"r, pnwl'r Jtf'Pr1n1t /.t.
tn (!Very ~pect. Call Ktnf 1hMug"hOu1 •ZXV2011. Slt'7:1. ~lu~tan~~. & Tor\nn~. Hrrl7. t)1·11kr~. sn r 1Y1nrl1llnri.ng.
Allt.n 842-443.l for dcmOn · .1111111!!011 Ii.· Son, 7f.']!. H.lrhnr l ("nrro. 171·11 775l"I0.10. \\~sn• vinvl top 17.AC'J~1.
i;lntlorr 11.ppointmPnt, Rlvrl., fml;i ~1~. a40-.'lli,'l(), I t1l'."1~ FOnti-:<;;1~t1nn \\lst cr>n. sm.' ATLAs OlR'r' /Pl.YM,
'68 CP.<lilla.r Br1111zj\n •• I 196ti ct1rV;iPrTr!r "'Pdstrt \In! ponrl mnrl1linn, t U ~ '" nl 292!1 H~rhor Ah·tt., (.'11stA
S;i]P !'lfl\'i\!r ,..,noi A.1r. rn\l•Pr, t i(' $H'l!l:l rr~Jl~P~. f'Mnr M2-ll\~2. \lr.•11. ~-\!1.'l·l
4Y.i-3r:'122 or 4~l7.'.i fd2·2'1-I ~. ~II 1rll,. it('m~ nn11·! \11U &1:2-56nl Nnw!
,, ... ;~
NOT JUST A FEW
BUT EVERY NEW 1971
TORINO • MUSTANG
MAVERICK • RANCHERO
IN OUlt HUGI STOCK NOW SLASHID TO
$50 OVER FACTORY
INVOICE!
~fled <v• lbr~ I 11 S '71
Ag~£s USED CARS!
FORD -LTD -GALAXIE -TORINO -WAGON SALE
M<1ll'( ta 'hanw fram. ''J tlor11 '70 Mocl1tl1, Spart rnak, farmalt, 1 <lo•f & 'door
horcltop1 l ~do111. f11ll ,ow•r. eir 0:011dltlo11i11g. w.,,.,,,1u ci••ll•ble,
EXAMPLE: 1969 FORD LTD
R~d i o, H • .,1 • ., Avl.,m81it, P<>w•• Steeri~9. ~tclorv
Mil ~" v:~vl llo<>f. ('x'SS~lld
OUR PRICE $2396
'69 TOYOTA $1396 Cr.rnna 4 Dr. 'R&H,
stir rnnrl .. 4 ~prPrl , ,cnorl
m1l11s. t9.17BQC1
'71 PLYM. DUSTER $2096 Sport, 0:-1'>\Jf"'. t.nw
milP.s. radio. hra1 .. r.
stick shift. 1!'197BSY\
'6' DATSUN
4 dnnr. Lo\.\·; lo\I.'
mill"~. 4 l>flf'"d. "'l••irr"d. 1.1i:tlASKl
MUSTANG SALE
Ai•, Good
M1111"1 1• cha••• fre111 . ''5 thru '70 111edcl1. Ca11p .. , hordt•I"· ••11••rtlOI• -• z+z
f•lfl ... o:kJ, l•MC wlt)t " Sp.itch, •11• alr c-dltie11l11• Cllld Clllte..,•tic m .... h.
EXAMPLE: '70 MUSTANG H.T.
~,,l lv r~,t~•v •'1u0pp•<". whit • w'••d inf ••., ••ii«" h••••r. 9ood ..,;1.,, !116ACIEl
OUR PRICE $1996
'69 M.t.CH I $1996 SJV>r1 rn11f, J';itl1n.
hri!l<'r, r~1.,,.r .~Jprrin".
sii1· «r.ndi11,,n1nc. i:""'c!
'b5 PLYM. Scrtttllite
ll:r. H11din, h"atl'r.
11 1110 . r.s .. i:nnd rnilPA.
•T!:\110.!'1:~1
nlli""· I YPI r;f; 11 -----------1 '66 CADILLAC
'66 MERC. WGN,
Cnl Mly rark '3 l':i~"
F'til l P''ll'f'r, i11r r nnd .
g0nrJ Tllj iP,<. 1S:c;F;4!)(jl
(noipP f)f' Viii•. F'ul!
rov•rr. st•r rnndi11{ln·
in>:. izonrl miJ,.~.
tJ.1~7~1
'49 TORINO H .T.
F'or·rnlll r.T. R.(·1!.
a!Jtn, r.s , AM-F:"1,
vinyl rr.nl. VR. ~r.."'11
milt'<. i 7.VF:229 l
'70 MUSTANG $2696 1 r T. Lru;.-mi IP.<. \'$,
11 1110 .. rs .• _ l\o\H. fa,._
1nr.v 111r. ••1nyl roof.
•!>I !/\VP •
ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED
TRADES ACCEmD PAID FOR OR NOT
TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS
'65 OLDS CUTLASS '67 BUICK CONVT, $1296 S~VIAt'. Full QOWtr. •11 •"""· ? Ot HI , Full oow ... alr (&II(!•
GOIN! ,,,;1~, 1(>.IJ ... VVI good ml•~->. (NO~ 0511 1-------~~~~-1 '6S CHEV. lmp•I• S.S.
Full r><1we•, air (nnft , gnoot "'""'· IOXO U ll
'66 Chttvy St•. W•gon
M•llbo VI. ••dl'I, ~l""lef. •"'O"'•• tit, DC-• 1+••ri1>G', gOl>d ,...I! ....
(TEX. 1.111)
$996
$996
'62 FALCON Wagon
Su""' ,nor1>. G.ood .,.,11 ...
(G•IW OI')
'66 FALCON W•gon
r:t•d""' ~e••., •. ,.,,,..~,,c, O!le6
t'!'llH . (IHJt l•~l
$996
$396
$1096
1968 DART
Clu h CpF. V·R. Air
Cond., R~din, Hea ter,
(VXN382+
$1895
1968 PONTIAC
Conv<'rTihlP. Air Cond.,
f ull Pou.1.,r. j VZS699>
$1895
DUNE IUGGY
tZl\Hfi74!
$429
1171 DUNf IUGGY
r •nLGl\.15 1
NEW $1195
1'64 CHfvY Y.t.N
Rebuilt Mlitnr. 4 •943.'i)
S1495
1951 CORYfTTI
4 $.pt'"rl. ( IUZ570J
$1095
Marcus
MOTORS
SPECIALS
FULL FIN.t.NCINCO
.t.YAIL.t.IU
SA.\1E
116' TRIUMPH
Converlibl ... •TOZ265)
$595
1966 FIAT
Con vPrl ihln. I sva :l77 t
$545
'68 FORD 111 TON
l"'ni.: BPr!, VJ).
Ati tn_ 1241~AI
$1795
"'I CADILL.t.C
4 n 00r. Air Cnn<t., Tllll
Pn11 ·~r. • <1F;n11.1 J
$395
19li4 CHEVY
Cnn11,.rtihl,., F'11!1 Pn"'~r,
Arr Cnn'1 1nTH:l.291
$495
196S MUST.A.NG
Con1•Pr rihl,._ A•11nma1 ie.
! ~.1('11\! I
$595
1'U CADILLAC
4 Dt:>or. F'ult rn .. •er.
!ffil'942'
$395
19U T-llRD
f 11ll Pnw,.r. i(\\'L707l
$695
1 "7 OPIL COUPI
4\'C.17~91
$550
1"4 T-llRD
Cnnvr rlih!". F'u!I Power.
!0RK:t.~41
$495
SA.\1:
Marcus
Motors
645-0466
21 DO Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
·.:..!! ) )'II<.-~ ·--•.' ---... ~ ·~--.. ;~ ... -
Fall -1971 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE -Huntington Beach
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE -Costa Mesa
Casses Start
Sep t. I 3, 1971
SUPPLEMENT TO DAILY PILOT
Evening College Has 25th Anniversary
A MODERN cosmetology laboratory at Golden W est College will be available to evening students this fall
It's A Woman's World At OCC
First Evening Class
Opens In Cosmetology
At Golden West
Beginning Cosmetolog} training will be offered
evenings for the first tim<' this fall at Golden Wes t
College.
An evening dass of beginnin~ students will allo"
part-time study toward becoming a licensed cosme-
tologist, said Mrs. Mary Callahan, director of the
program .
··we have had eve ning classes for those already
licensed. but not until now have we been able to
open a beginning class,'' she said.
Students will meet 6-10 p.m ., Mondays through
Thursdays. They will learn basic principles of wet
hair dressing. hair culling and tinting, manicuring.
permanent waving, scalp and facial massage and
certain phases of make-up. The course also
includes rules and reg ulations on sterilization
and sanitation.
It will be a woman's world at Orange Coast
College this fall.
A series of new classes and lectures aimed at the
specia I needs of women at home. al work and in th<'
community will be put on by OCC.
New morning classes will include StrC'l<'h
S('wing. with special instruction on knit fabric~
using factory short-cuts : Good Grooming. covering
makeup. hair styling. wardrob<', personality and
other fcaturrs. Per sonal Exer ci st>. stressing
WC'ighl control. posture and relaxation: Decoralivf'
Sl'wing for lht• Home. where women learn to make
lamp shades. macrame. and accessories. and
Outdoor Landsca pe Painting. in beginning oil and
watercolor
Ther <' will also be four spec ial Thursday morning
lecture series for women.
Employment Techniques for Women will mee t
from 9:30-11 :30 a.m . at the Boys Club on Tustin
Avenue in Costa Mesa . It will start Oct. 14 and end
Nnv. 4. Those wishing more information should ask
for the special brochure from the Evening CollegL.
It's a Woman ·s Investment World will meet
Thursdays from 9:30-11 :30 a.m . at the I sland House
in Newport Center. The course will run Oct. 14-
Nov. 4. Lecturer w ill be William L. O'Bryon. who
has offered an investment course for OCC for lR
(Conti,,ued on P-ve 21
55,303 Citizens
Meet Colleges
In Night Classes
Twenty five year s ago the first classes offered at
Orange Coast College wer<> in the evening.
Last year . the total number of persons coming in
contact with Orange Coast and Golden Wes t
Colleges through the Evening College progr am was
;,;,,3o:J -and that is called growt h.
Orange Coast College is cel ebrating its 25th anni-
versary this year. The college opened its doors for
its first school year in 1947-48. The total number of
students that first year was 515.
Last year . the enrollment an regular ('Venmg
college c lasses was :j9.978 Add to this the persons
atl ending lectures. conferences. concerts and such
and you hit the 55.303 figures . It makes just lhC'
evening college alone a major c-ollege.
ore and e we offer ed a total or 1.456 different
classes an the evening last year. They met on th<>
two ca mpuses. in Corona del Mar . Costa Mesa .
Fountain Valley. Huntingt on Beach, Newporl
Beach, Seal Beach and Westminster. A com-
munity collegf' takes classes lo the community.
I
Fifty four students from Huntington Beach High
Sc hool District and 50 from the Newport Mesa
ea rned their high school diplom as through evening
college classes at the two campuses. To date. 706
prrsons have completed their high sc hool diplomas
th is way Another 2.631 ar e working on them .
The Evening College for 25 years has changed
with th<' timrs. Last year. 71 new courses wer('
offered This pays off A total of l.462 students
complt•ted some or all of the AA degree requin~
mrnts in the evening at the t wo ca mpuses . Al
ewe. 5 5 per cent completed all of their work for
the A/\ <l<'gr<.'<' al night, and at OCC' the figur e was
7 I Al c;wc . 77 5 per cent complet<'d soml' AA
ned1t al night. and at OCC. n .9. This means that at
<:WC. 13'.t per cent of those graduati ng complrt<'d
somr work at night . and at OCC. 81 per cent
The collegP plans a number of special events
during l hc year to commemorate the 2.5th anm-
V<•r sary.
SPORTS CLASSES
ATGWC,OCC
Nl'e<f a lilflP exercise? Both Golden West and
Orange Coast Colleges will off er a variety of sports
flctivity c lassrs in the evening this fall.
Classes include Badminton on Mondays. Per -
sonalized Fitness on Mondays and Tuesdays.
Volleyba ll on Tuesdays and Wednesdays and
SCUBA diving on Tuesdays and Wednesdays
G WC will have a new facility this fa ll when its
spacious Recreation Pavilion opens.
MRS. SUSAN WEINS tries to figure out what ails this
carburetor in Ev~rnng College auto course for women
beginning this fall at Golden WeS1 College.
GALS. here's a chance to learn something about your
automobile. A course especially for women is among the
offerings by Golden West Evening College this fall.
Learn to Speak Japanese, Russian
A new range of fore ign language courses
including Japanese and Russian will be offered at
Orange Coast and Golden West Colleges in the
evening this f alJ .
Two New Evening Courses
In Nursing At GWC
Two new nursing courses have been added to the
Golden West Evening College curric ulum for the
fall semester.
A multi-media approach will be used to teach
intensive coronary care. Designed to prepare
nurses to work with intensive coronary care teams.
the course will meet Thursday evenings from 7-10
p.m.
Also scheduled for Thursday evenings is a review
course for licensed vocational nurses . The course
will update the licensed vocational nurse in
trends, practices and procedures of nursing.
Other nursing courses scheduled by the evening
college includes LVN pharmacology revie w,
Tuesdays: nursing for nurses aides, Tuesdays: a nd
nursing review for registered nurses, Wednes-
days.
Upgrade Job Skills
In Technical Classes
Stuck in a rut? Need to upgrade your job skills
but can't quit and go back to school?
Both Orange Coast and Golden West College
off er a full program of trade and technical courses
designed to bring you up to date in your field. There
are almost one hundred to choose from '
The courses range from Air Conditioning to
Automotive to drafting to a full elec tronics
program. You can also try technical illustration.
bus driver training. power hydrualics. graphic
arts, industrial design. metal tra des. quality
assurance-you name it.
Courses are offered in the evening at each
campus. Students may take just the course they
need for upgrading their skills. take a full AA
degree program or earn a Certificate or
Achievement.
ARE YOU MAKING
THE MOST OF YOU?
OCC/GWC offer an Educational-Vocational
Guidance Program for those who need assistance
in planning their future . Check page three for
details.
The offerings also include a special "Language
for Travelers" course at both campuses. The nine-
week class gives basic conversational help to the
student planning a trip abroad.
OCC will off er Conversational Japanese on
Tuesdays from 7-10 p.m . It will cover pronun-
ciation. diction, oral practice. grammar and
conversation.
Also at OCC will be a course in Conversational
Russian covering the sam e area. It will be offered
Wednesdays from 7-10 p.m .
Both campuses will offer bas ic French; Conver-
sational Frenc h at OCC ; Ger man at both
campuses with Beginning a nd Intermediate
Conversational German at OCC; Italian at GWC:
Spanish and Conversational Spanish at both
campuses.
On both campuses. an additional hour per week
is required in the language lab for the non-conver-
sational courses.
Classes start Sept. 13.
Woman's World
Classes Planned
At Orange Coast
I Continued from P.ge 11
years He will cover "Should You Ma ke the Invest
ment Scene?··. ''Powder Room Tips." "Can a
Woman Do Better Than the Professionals -
Mutual F'unds," and .. Are Feminine Emotions
Compa tible with the Stock Markpf?''
Sense and Women's Dollars will run from 9.30
11 :30 a.m . Sept. 16 through Oct. 7 al the Island
House in Newport Ce nter. Lecturers will be Mrs.
Dorothy Wenc k. home economis t. and Joan P .
Williams. ma nager or Security Pacific National
Bank in Corona del Ma r . Topics include "Mind
Over Money." .. Make Your Money Behave ,"
··c redit: Happiness or Heartbreak ," and '• Alterna-
tives lo Cookie Jar Saving.''
A special feature will be a Fabric Fair Oct. 2 in
the OCC Student Center. co-sponsored by the Cali-
fornia Home Economics Assn. and the OCC Home
£r Club. Persons wishing more information
should ask the Evening College for the special
brochure.
.,
GWC Offers
Auto Repairs
For Women
Golden West Evening College plans to liberate
the woman driver this fall.
Jn an introductory course, women will learn.
some for the first time , what makes an automobile
run, and when it quits for some reason, why.
It is especially planned for the gals to give them
practical experience in maintenance and repair of
the ir own vehicles. It will include study of lubrica-
tion systems, heating control a nd cool ing ,
electrical and braking systems. carburetion and
emergency service .
And. gals. dress appropriately for this class.
You will be expected to perform a few minor
repairs.
Scheduled Tuesday evenings at Westminster
High School, the automotive class for women is one
of many in the automotive field offered evenings.
And just so the husbands will have something to
do. OCC will offer a nine-week course in Outboard
Engine Maintenance and Repair, from Sept. 15-
Nov. 10. A second class will start Nov. 17. It will
meet Wednesdays from 7-10 p.m., and will cover
selection, maintenance and repair of outboards.
Other courses include: hydraulic mainte nance
and repairs, Tuesdays; motorcycle maintenance
and repairs. Wednesdays (GWC) or Thursdays at
!O.C.C.); foreign car tune-up, Thursdays ; auto air
conditioning, Wednesdays ; auto brakes, front end
and power assists, Mondays; diagnosis and tune up ,
Mondays or Wednesdays (GWC ) or Tuesdays
<O.C.C.); transmissions, Thurs days; automotive
tune-up for employed mechanics, Tuesdays or
Wednesdays; a nd auto body and fender. Mondays
and Wednesdays or Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Course In
Plastics Opens
At Golden West
This is an age of synthetics, a nd plastics are in
greater demand every day.
To meet the broader needs of Orange County
plastics industries, Golden West Evening College
will ins titute a new program in plastics technology
this fall.
Courses are open to all industrial apprentices .
persons employed in the plastics industry, and
students interested in a job in plastics .
Approval and s upport of the program have been
given by the Plastic Society Industries of Orange
County. Apprenticeship and Training Committee
and the Society of the Plastics Industry.
Two courses will be offered during the ra il
semester
Introduction to Plas tic Technology. a thre e-unit
course, scheduled for Tuesday evenings. will be
taught by Gene Brost . of Reo Plas t ics. Costa Mesa
The other course. Applied Power Hydrauli cs.
will be taught by Donald Yarger. of the Vickers
Corp .. El Segundo. ll meets Thursdays. 7-10 p.m .
Cartooning Course
Designed For Novices
Ever had the itch to draw cartoons?
You don 't need an extensive art background to
express your ideas in cartoon form. according to
Eldon Durham, Golden West College instructor.
who wiJI teach a basic cartooning course this rail on
Tuesday evenings.
It is designed for s tude nts with no formal art
training. Working in pencil. ink or paint. students
will cartoon magazi ne captions. political topics .
sports, advertising, and people. and develop the
ability to think in three-dimension.
Schedule o.f Classes
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REGISTRATION SCHEDULE
: IDENTIFICATION NO.: 8r1n9 your OCC Of GWC ;tuc:ienr number
I 0 No·s. ar" ruued to new sludenh.
! rt.ACE: OCC clatMt, reg;""' •' rhe Or41nge Co .. 1 Col~ge Gymr-.siu"'
HGISTUTION 6:oo.8:JO p ....
lAST NAMI DAY occ
A·C Mc<\ Aug. 23
Q.J T.,.. Aug. 2 ..
l(.Q w.,d Avg. 25
IH lhur> Avg. 26
OPEN lllGISflA TIOH
A·Z Ti-Aug. 31
A•Z Wed. Sept. I
A·Z Thurs 5ept. 9
REGISTRATION CONTINUES ON EACH CAMPUS 6-1:30 p .m.\
Sept. l 3-16, 20-23, vacan<iff permi"ing.
DEADLINE FOil ltEGISTltATION IN CHDIT ClASSlS: S.pt. 23 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ..1
GENERAL INFORMATION
OfflCI HOURS: 9 •·"'· • 10:15 p .... Moto.-n...n.. & a •.a.· 5 P·"'· Fn.
PHONES: GWC 192.n11 -OCC U4-5UO
ACCHDITATION-OCC and GWC are accredited colleges.
ADMISSION RfQUIREMENT-18 & over or high school graduate.
ATTENDING CLASSES WITHOUT llflNG REGISTfltED-S<Jch student> will
"°'be pennittwd to re9iste r wbseq•..tly.
AUDITING-Nol permitted.
CLASS SIZE-Classes witn less !h•n I!> ,...Y be closed.
COUNSEUHG -•v•i!.ble during reglotr1tion •nd by •ppoln1men1
throughout the year.
B>UCATIONAL·VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE HOGRAM-For 1ho$e w oth edv•
c.eti<>NI or 11oation1I p<oblems. Aptitude, •bility, in~rttl, •nd person•lity
tnts are followed by an interview.
&C: Tests are al !Ji p.m .. c pl 27 AND 29 or Nov. 9 ANO 11
Register in Eve. College office• s1ar1ing Sep!. 13. Mal. Chg. $5.00.
EXAMINATIONS-Credit classes require • mid·term & final.
HI~ SCHOO\ GRADUATION-See page 4
HOLIDAYS: Oc1. 25, Nov. 25-27, Dec. 2Q.Dec. 31.
MATl'lllAl CttARGIES -indiuted by a •, payable et registralion, ....
tefv,.dable °' tr.,.sferable.
MAXIMUM lOAD-7 units or mOfe or 3 nights/ week requires coun1elor's
•pproval. •
OUT OF DISTRICT PfaMIT-Those lr0"1 another community college district
must Mtcure • permit from their di1trict of residence before registering.
O..ly th<>te from Rancho Santiago and NOf!h Orange County dislrich
mey r1tgister for 6 Of fewer units plus worlt experience without permit
PARKING REGULATIONS AFTER S P.M.-Parlung ls permit1ed only on
marked stalls •n desfgnated parlr.ing lots There are no rt!Served places
e.l(cept behind the Te,h. Bldg Do ftot: Back into stalls, Straddle line•.
Park where curbs are red Violator• are !lcketed by !he Police Pept.
PR.E-UGISTRATION EXAMINATIONS · Required ini
Accounting 101A (OCC only) ............. .
Astronomy 100
Electron 801A mst•I Test~ a a
,R09ATION ANO SUSPENSION -See College atal<><;i.
REPEATH> COURSES-Courses in which grades of "C" or better h.ve been
received nwy not be repealed
TBT SCHH>ULE: OCC: 9:30 & I 1'30 a.m Aug. 21 •nd 6 p.m. each night
during alph•belic regi1tration 11 place of re,i1tration.
ntANSCRI"' Of UCORD~Applic.ents for A.A. degree must file ,,.,,.
•cripts of p<eviou• high school •nd college work.
f'UITION: $6.00 fOf each course p1y1ble at registr•tion. Not refv..-.ble
or frll•sfereble. Exceptions: 4-mee!ing lecture series. Americanlza!ion &
En91i1h u a 2nd Lang., Trdfic & Safety, under •Qe 21 on Sept. I. Ap-
prentices, High School Diplom. Cours.,s, Profeuionel Carffr Plannong
TUITION-OUT Of STAn & fOREIGN STUDfHTS: i3<>.00/uni1.
VIETOANS' INFo.MATION-Coun•eling C"nter 8-5 p.rn., 6, 15-10 p.m.
Mon ·Thurs. (OCCJ 834-5854; (GWC) 892.n11, ut. 4.tO.
EARN THE ASSOCIATE IN ARTS
DEGREE IN EVENING COLLEGE
All reQv•re~f'lh mav t>., comple1ed 1n '"" Evening Collego.. n .... y
intlude
5 .. ty unit• with al lcHI a 2 0 g.p a Al leu 1 12 vn1rs must be
completed at OCC and/or GWC
2 A m•tor of •r lu st 20 unlh For specific requirements, •-
01y Coll.,ge catalogs for OCC or GWC
• 3 SIV unit~ 1n or•I or written English
• 4 ~our 10 6 unots 1n Amf:• H1\lory and Go111
5 Three unit~ '" Psych 100 (0CC) or Beh1111orel Sc1enc" (CWC).
'6 Two unifl 1n Health Educ ation
7 Pan 1pplied math '"" or compl"'" one mtth covrw.
8 Be in re .. dence at time of appllut1on for degree
•See Colleq" ca ta log•
WORK EXPERIENCE CREDIT
A 1tvdent mty also enroll in Cooper1tive W0<k Experience •nd
receive credit for time 1pent on hi> job, provided hi1 employment is
rel1ted to hi1 rroaior field and/ Of vocation•I objectiw. One vnit is
umed for e1eh 5 hn. of work per week, up lo 4 unit1 per semeater.
Maximum 11low1ble units i1 16. To qv1llty, OM mull be enrol~ in
8 unlt1, including work experience. .
Regislr••ion and tvition a,. the Hme •• for othe r Evening Colle91!
counes. for further information call:
Mt. Garmon 11 834-5628 (OCC) /11.r. Str1ndber9 at 992.n 1 I (GWC)
Report 10 WOflt Experience Coordinator 11 rime of regi1tr•tlon.
LECTURE SERIES
No '"' ••or llf!g \ter •• the l"cture:-
APARTMENT HOUSE MANAGEMENT SEMINAR
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1971
BEHIND THE HEADLINES
LECTURER! Dr. Giles T. Brown
TUESDAYS. 7:30·9:30 p.m . in THE FORUM
Cour~ starh S.pt. 21 , end• J•n. 25, 1972
TUITION: $6.00 per semester
COOKING SCHOOL
RECIPES AND DIEMONSTRA TIONS
Lecturers: GLENDA RIDDICK and JANE OLINGER
THURS~YS 9:30-11 ·30 a.m.
MESA THEATER, COSTA MESA
Course st•rls October 28, end• Novernber 18, 1971
EMPLOYMENT TECHNIQUES FOR WOMEN
THURSDAYS Q 30-11 30 a.m
Covrs .. sl•rf• Oc•ob..r 1 •, •nds November 4, 1971
BOYS CLUB, TUSTIN AVENUE, COST A MESA
F0< detailt'd )nlorm4f1on -requur speci•I brochu1e
FABRIC FAIR
SA TUR DAY. OCTOBER 2. 19 7 I
STUDENT CENTER (OCCJ
Co-Sponsored by Calofornios HomE Econorn1C\ As~·n (Orosngt
District) and OCC Home Economics Club
F0< d<!tailed 1nlorm<1toon, ••Que$! •pt'<••I brochur"
FAMILY ESTA TE PLANNING
LECTURER : Mr. Paul F. Mar'K.
NOV 3-PROPEIHY Types, Holding T•tle, Transfers
NOV 10--WILLS-Types, Probate. Joint Tenancy
NO V 17-UFE INSURANCE, LIVING TRUSTS, & GIFTS
NOV 24-DEATH TAXES, GIFT TAXES-Staie & Federal
NOV
NOV
NOV
NOV
WEDNESDAYS. 7 30 9 30 p m
EASTBLUFF EL fMEN T ARY SCHOOL
2627 V1sla del Oro, Newpon Beach
INVESTMENTS
LECTURER : Mr Tracy Johnson
2-Pun•ng Your "f1nanci11I House" In Order
9-1~ lnves11n9 for You? Rr~ks osnd Rewosrds
I 6 -Wl-iat's the Word on Mu lual Funds?
23-The Role o f Living T rusis tn F1nanci.il Pldnnmg
TUESDAYS, 7 30·9.30 pm
INVESTMENTS
LECTURER: Mr Wm. L. O'Bryon
Introduction to !he biisic fundamentals of investing 1n corporate
slocks. bonds, muiuosl funds, government bonds, building and
loan assocoaho ns Intended lo gove practical knowledge of in·
vestments and stock eJCcha"9e operation
THURSDAYS. 7·30·9 30 pm
Starts S..pt 30. ench Oc1. 28, 197 I
EASTBLUFF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
2627 Vista del O ro, Newport Beach
fT'S A WOMAN'S INVESTMENT WORLD
LECTURER : Wm. L. O'Bryon
THURSDAYS. 9 30 11 30 am.
Covroe sr•r•• Oct 14, ends Nov "• 1971
ISlAND HOUSE. NEWPO RT CENTER
for de1a1f,.d info;nw 11on, reQve1t •pecltl brochu•e
MEXICO AND GUATEMALA -THE LAND AND
THE PEOPLE -PAST AND PRESENT
LECTURER: M r Lloyd Mason Smith
Serres o f 6 lwo-hour lectures tllusffated w ith slides 11nd movren
on the flora, fauna. ec:olOQy, and archaeology. w ith emphasis on
Baja Califo rnia, !he ancoent rutm. the tropocal n11n forest, with
hints and roules for rourosts
FRIDAYS, 7-9 pm , <Xt 1 • Nov 5
O RANGE COAST COLLEGE SCIENCE HALL
NARCOTICS CONTROL
WEDNESDAYS, 90011.m -12 noon -Jan 5, 12 , 19.26, 1972
PUBLICITY WORKSHOP
SEPTEMBER 29 -7.30-9 JO p .m
ESTANCIA HIGH SCHOOL FORUM
CO-SPON~RED BY O RANGE COAST DAILY PILOT
No •dm1u1on tharge Reg•""' •r the WOflo.lhop or pre·regi•t•r 111•
coupon JNblo1hed 1n 01rly Pilot
Cusses Begin w .. 1c of Sept. 13
LECTURE SERIES
No h,pt1on R<'g•''"' at thE> lttch,,rf'.·
MAN AND ENVIRONMENT
COORDINATOR: Dr. Peter Green
OCT. 5-Urban Man: The Psychological Slresses
OCT. 12-Urban Man: The Search for Identity
OCT. 19-The Environmental and Political Action
OCT. 26-Environmenlal Engineering and the Future of Men,
TUESDAYS, 7:30-9:30 p .m .
Co-opon~ored by th. Ecology Club of Golden Well College
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
COORDINATOR: Mr. Glenn Martin
OCTOBER 6 ·OCTOBER 27, 1971
WEDNESDAYS, 7:30-9:30 pm.
NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
15th & Irvine, Newport Beach
SELF CONSCIOUS LIVING
LECTURER: Dr. Arthur L. Bletz
SEPT I 3 Are you Motivated for Survival or Fulfillment?
SEPT 20 Substituting Style for Substosnce
SEPT 27-ls Instant Grat1f1cat1on Who lesome?
OCT 4 -Understanding Male and Female Differences
MONDAYS, 7 30·9:30 p.m.
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE AUDITORIUM
STRETCHING YOUR FOOD DOLLAR
LECTURER: Mrs. Dorothy Wenck
OCT 6-M11nagemen1 as You Shop
OCT I 3-Ma~irig the Mosl of Your Meat Dollar
OCT 20~Frui ts and Vegetables: The Vitamin Team
OCT. 27-Roundrng Out the Menu, But Not You
WEDNESDAYS, 7:30-9 :30 p .m
SEMINAR FOR SECRETARIES
PROMISE AND PROGRESS
SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1972
8om -2pm
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE SCIENCE HALL
For detailed 111form•tion le<ruest 'P"tlal brochvre
SENSE AND WOMEN'S DOLLARS
LECTURERS: Mrs. Dorothy Wenck & Mrs. Joan W1ll1a ms
THURSDAYS, 9.30-11 ·30 am
ST ARTS SEPT. 16, tNDS OCT. 7
ISLAND HOUSE, NEWPORT CENTER
For de1ailed 1rifn1malion, request >pee.el brochui•
TREr:'°S IN FINE AND APPLIED ARTS
Nov. I-MUSIC Fun 1n '71 or What's Hoppening Now '?
Mr. Warren Pelerkin
Nov 8-ART: Modern Ari -What's It All Abo ut?
Mrs. Kay Mortenson
Nov. 15-THEA TER: A Step Forward lo Nostalgia
Mr Stewnrl Rogers
Nov. 22-CINEMA: The Now Cinema -Where 1s 1he
Creativity? Mr. John Wordes
MONDAYS, 7 :30-9:30 p .m.
VOCATIONAL PLANNING FOR WOMEN
THURSDAYS, 9·30-11 30 am
Course starts September I 6, e nds October 7
BOYS CLUB. TUSTIN AVENUE, COSTA MESA
for det•iled rnformation, reqve•I >peciat brod1ure
WOMEN'S MORNING MINI PROGRAMS
Request special brcx:hure .
CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAMS
Vouolionel rerrifi<Atts are •warded when student• complete •I least 12
vnits of reqvirrd cour\e work et OCC and/ or GWC witli • "C" averoge,
•nd •1e irt a11enderi<e at l!me reqv1remenls •re completed. fhoH with
prior «!'>tperienc~ may b~ ••,uied from cerfain court••·
NINE-WEEK CLASSES
The Second 9·wtek clauH ttul the week ot Nov. 15. Regl1tr11ion
begin• 1n lhe Admiuion & Record1 offices, Monday, Nov. 8, 6: I S.9: I .S p .m.
GOlDIN WIST COUIGf
157« Go&den Wett SI.
lluntlngton lleoch, C.llf. 92647
o.ANGI COAST COUIOE
2701 F•irvi.w Roed
C:O.te ,,,,._., Calif. 92626
~INT TO CATAL()O
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA COURSES
a..ld.nto of ,... Huntlngtan e..ct. High Sd>ool Dillrio °' the Newport-
... Unified Oistrlcr ,,..y WO<t. for e high .d>OOI diplorrw by teklng
courwo et OCC °' GWC. Couna ll•Md in !hia M<tion ere awllt'ded high
tchool a.dit. FOi ~ling. thooe liwinv In the Huntington Beech Ol1trlct
c.ell Ml. Fl.nagen •t 536-9331; thooe in the Newpott-Mne OhtTla cell
Mn. He<bitcn •t 66-1100 <be'-1-4 p.m.) HO lUfTION,
~-Sill~ a. Sec.., n.n.. , .•• ~Ill .... 2M
Prindpln of U.S •• 1tate and loof !IJ0"9fntnent.
~-en s-.. 1 .._ 1-1• i..o. M.S. .._ 214 Lt_,_.., bnic SE Inga.
~-· & 2YIJ7.11Ef fi E.£
s..co..d ......... bnic high tchool &>glbh.
..........
SIU. VMitt
Mn.lrwta
SIU.~
Mr. McGee
SIU.~
OlleAl MA~ ....-.S.. Tld.t .._ ~
lflWNO & VOCMUIAft~W
&24Z7.11EZWZZ .... EC!
Analyola of the c;euw of diffkulllft end drill to provide competenc:.
In opelli~ O.-topn.nt of a benet YOC.tbul.ry.
U.S. Hmort~ -S H.S. C ....
.S Sec.. I T-. 7·10 ~ M.S.. la. tt4 Mr. IC.di
S.ti•fles i..U of lhe HS. grecl;etion requlwnl in U.S. Hist. •
AGR ICULTURE · HORT ICULTURE
won EXPR1DtC1 ltlGISRAn<>M-S.. ~ s.
canFKAn Of AOtJIVIMINT-S.. ,. .. I .
•otO GAllDEN EQUI,, I SMAU 9fGIN.E MAINT. I lfl'All-
Ap. 116 2 U.ih
..... 7-IO Apff.lfw,. IW.. 511.p Mr. O.•en
Selection, malnr. & repair of •mall •• ,,,,... & e<iuip. Mal. Chg. $2
•ttt 1.ANDSCAn GAllDENING I DnfGN-Aeri<. 2H I U11ifo
T-. 7·10 A .... "-aw.. ... S Mr. c..lwalla•r
Selection of pl.nts for .,.riou• .oils end expoourM, draon.ge prob-
lems, fertilization, watenng, pl.nhng, plot plans, group planning
f,,, bH1 veget•li,.., and color effect1. Mat. Chg. $2.00.
•on LANDSCAK MAINTIMANCE 1-...-. 110 I Utoih
Pu ic re lions, r ,.,_nts of bol•ny, •oils, w•let', plant nulrolion,
prvnlr19 prindpln, h.ndling and sere1y of agricultural ~ticldea
Mat. Chg. $2.00.
•t11 lANDSC.VING I GA.o1NtNG-A9ric. IOO 2 U.ih
l1Mon.. 7:1"'45 A ........ aw.. a .... S Mr. c..fwal~
for the l>omeowner •nd the profn.&IONI. Pl•nning, pruning, water·
ing, f•rtilizing, l.wn construction and melntenanot, pear contTol, cut
flowwn, ennuei., ~Is. teking culllngs, container growing,
pl.nt identiHc.tion. Mal. Chg. $2.00.
t14 USI I CUlT\m Of ~ llS I U.ih
EmenteT 22. grS, cud , propegeliof1, prvning, use In
the landKape r.,.. Sour+.em C.lifomle., ldentiflc.etlon.
OIS ADVBTis.tO DISIGN-A.t I.. I Ualh ..... we4. 7-11 M c.... ......... 12 Mr. C.M4eo
~ Art 110 and 120 Of' equiv. Prindpte. of layout •nd d<tslgn
•• •pplled fO .dwrti.ing. &ale vltuel deaign technique. using all
art IT.di•, including phologt•phy.
tU CAITOONINO, a.ASK-A.rt I U 2 u.ih 1 £ Prfieq. £jgn of Agvr .. aS l iecta into cartoon form: fuea,
IHI. hendi, bod;.., etc., pol11'<.el & .0.-erti•ing cartoon~. brixhur"'
•nd lntrod. lo ariuture.
• CD.AMtCS, .... -Art UO/UI l u.ito
tll6 Sec. 1 ...... w..i. 7·10 Art C.-l"'e. a .... 11 Mr. o.1i;.
•017 Sec. 2 T-.·Tlwn. 7-10 Art Ce-l"'e .... 11 Mr. a.c••r
,_...., Alt 110. Method• ' rNler•a l• of portery ""'lting, body
mialng, glau miaing & epplicaroon, all nwthod• of forming and
kiln fi.,ng. Mal. Chg. ,S.00
CEllAMtCS, A ..... -A111 250/151 3 U.ih
to11 Sec. 1 ..... w..i. 7-10 Alt c.., .. , &We ...... 11 Mr. o.ltioo
tOl9 Sec. 2 '-•··""-· 7-10 Art C.tt .. r llcle. 1. .... 11 Mr. S.c•e•
,,....., Alt. IS I Conhnualion ol Art 1 SI Mal Chg. SS 00
&sic te<hniqufl in pottery rNkong uaing hand •nd wheel met od•
Mel Chg SS OO
COlOR & DESIGN (Twe o-.e1iott1ll 3 Unih
OU Sec.. 1 (Art I 101 Mo..-W .... 7.to Coon ~w H.S ...... 150 Miu Carl
024 Sec. 2 (Arf 1101 Moe.-W..I. 7·10 Art C-r aw.. l.m. 6 Mr. la.,.
.... --•"" "· . . -....
025 S.c. S (Art 110) 'l·O.. 7·10 Co•tt ~w H.S. Im. 150 Min Carl
026 S.c. 6 (Art 110) l..-.• n.vn. 7-10 Art Ctttr. II ......... 11 Mr Ruh
027 S.c 1 (Art 1101 ,.,.._.n ,.,n. 7·10 Ap Sci lldiJ. Im, 105 Hoff..,•n
llu•c •pplocation and •PJH~t•ahon ol lh.i Pf•nc•ple. end .. 1.,""'n11 ol
design Pfob u~1ng line. colCH. '"'"'· val~ & h~•ture Rf'q &'' mw•
COlOtt & DlSIGN Cl"'-o-. ;.eel) l u,.;n
OJI S.C.. 1 (A.rt 111) ~.-W .... 7-10 A.,.K. &We ...... 5 Mn. Hoff..,.,.
~= s.c. 1,Art 110. s.c. i."" 2A Exp[.ng Es1c prl?rns in
).() dnlgin. Oired9<1 pl'Ob~ms u.ing pla•!wr. "'"''•I, wood, plastoa
tnd auor1ed materials Req f0t •'1 mat°"· Mat. Chg. S6 Sec. 2
•en cum. 1-..-Art 144 2 u .. ;..
,_ ,, .... A.rt c-...... ... • Miu ~fl.ro
!I.ale design aa rel.led to two and lhrH dimen1i<>n<1I craft" fiber
dH!gr.a, le•1lle prlnl'I, "'""'"""'· be•llt, afildwiry, wood e<1rvin9,
ti.ale ie-ltv· Mat. ChiJ. SS.00.
....... ~AND~-• 1"'2 UoNt.
FIE J,._. and ...... In ... 2 "-EC. point of Y~W •nd
his penonel contributions to the •rt of fllm malting. A learur• film
is .hown In Nd> dau senion.. Mat. Ch9. $10.
,_IAM NAW1NG l U..in
Gal S.C.. I (Alt 1201 ...,_. .... 7-IO C-..... IU .... 16.5 &.<hr
. .,. -....
.. ,.,. . 7 { .; ;
rv•HOf'1s; tim
f>h-•l&ing -'umes, pe~ive and compo.ltlon. field lrtps ••
crltlcl.,,., Required of •rt ma~. Met. Chg. SI Seo. 7, 3, 6
All (Coat''>
Faff:HAHO (Uff) DIAWING I Unlla •ou Se<. I (A111 1211 MOft.-W .... 7-10 Art Ctr 8"9. Rm. 14 Mr. Caudo1
,......, • 11 ~ . 1gure rawing rom I e
model, volume•, penpe<h•e, and ,omposilion of the human form
field trips & crirlci•m Req ol or! rNjors M•I Chg $10 00
016 FHEHAND SKETCHING-Art IOO I Unit
W .... 7:)0.9:111 Applied Sci. lld1. Rm. 102 Mr. Mcintyre
Beginning drawlng tor 1uchers and orher skllled end profeuional
people ro erwble tl>em to commun•c"" vo.ually by drawing rhree
dimensional objecl> for non·arl rN1ot1
~IC ARTS-See fi<l<•t Hoo. 740-745
037 HISTC>aY AND A,,HCIATION Of ART-Art 100 3 Units
..... 7-10 Tadt. IW.. Rm. 14 Mr .......
Surv.y of pr•historic •" to rhe Reneoasance, beaoc principles i nd
history of •rt •• demon•lr••ed on pa1nhng, sculprure, •rcli11eciur•
Illus. lectures Required of art ma1ou
HlnORY AND Al>HKIATION Of AU
1119 S.c. 2 (Art 101) Thvn. 7·IO Tech. Ilda. Rm. 14 Mr. Gatver
Suovey or painting, sculplure, and architecture beginning with the
R.enoouence ond concluding wl1h Modem Ari lllusrreted locrures,
reod;ng ind ••vdy of cvrrenl exhobihom . Required for art ""'tora.
Nw.r Chg S 1.00 Sec. 1 only.
'AINTING, i1e9ilo11i .. -Art UO/ lll 2 U11itt
t040 Sec. 1 M-.-Wed. 7-IO Art Center 1"'9. Rm. 1 Mr. Joh1tt
•041 Sec. 2 fvH.·0.vn. 7·10 Art CHter lld9. llm. 14 Mr. R•ah
l'rereq: Art 110 & 120 or equiv l•nd•toP", still life, and figure
pe1nr1n9 u•lng the cru tove •PProach to echo.,ve unde,.rendong of
lone, colo<, compo11l1on, ind value\ Model Chg. U .00
l Unm
,,.....q: Art 2A and o4A 01 equiv Buie slu ;.,. in palnHng 1ec.hnique1
emphasizing art slrucrure u relared 10 painting. Field trips required
Model Chg. $3 00
l'AINTING, Ad .. n<•d-Art 230(231 2 Uni ..
t042 Sec. 1 Mon.·W•d, 7·10 Ari C•nter llld9. R.m. 7 Mr. Johns •ou Sec. 2 fuea.·Thun. 7-10 Art Cent•r Bldg. ltm. 14 Mr. RHh
l'rereq, Art 130/ 13 I or equ;v Compo11hon and technoque In waoer
colot or 011. land•cp , still hie, & portraol Model Chg S3 00
• ,AINTING, Advanced-Art 7 A·8 3 Unito
l'rereq: Art 6AB Cornpo•111on, planning and creativ" med•• eJtplor•
toon h eld 1r1ps requ11 ed Model Chg SJ 00
l'AINTING, .... -Art INAD
t044 S.c. 1 Mon. 7-10 ht.,tci. H.S. Im. 304
Unit
Mr. It.uh
Elementary 1echniqves dftd oppro.ch 10 painfing and drawing "'
v•roou• media Stoll life and costumed figure, individual expression,
'" forms, de.,gn, conslruC11on, rhythm & color harm. Mod Chg. $3
l'AINTING, leg.-Art 801 AO
04S Sec. I Tv•t. 7-10 ht•11cia H.S Im. 303
046 S.c. 2 Tues. 7·10 E11a11c!. HS llm 3CM
047 S.c. 3 Wed. 7·10 f1tencia H.S llm. 3CM
04ll Sec. 4 Thur>. 7-10 f.ta .. coa H.S. Rm 304
Mr. Tavrlello
Mr. Duncan
Mr. Ovnun
Mr Tavriello
and drawing or\ Elemenlary •echnoques and apj)<Oach ro painflng
V•riOt.Js med••
04t ,AINllNG, O..tdoM landac•pe-Art I06AO
Fri. f.12 a.m. IMnide Av•. loy Scout H9vae, Nwpt. llch. Ttvrlello
,,......, Art IOIA. A lecture·demorn•r•tlon·laboutory cou"e 111
beginning ovldoor land.cape painring in 011 and w••ercolor
toso ,AINTlNG, l'orfr•it-Art I04AD
Wed. 7-IO E1te1'<ia H.S. llm. 303
1 .Unit
Mr. a.ah
Models will be ,,..,..., Art I03AD. Beginning p•onting of porrr1lh
p1ovided Model Chg $o4.00.
051 ,AINTING. WAnR COLOl-Art IOSAD
Mett. 7·10 &ta..O. H.S. ""'· JOI Mr. f..,rlel&.
,,......, Art 801A. ~1eri•l1, method•, composition, dH lgn and color
for both 11ill lir., •nd l•nd•c•pe
SCUl.PnJU-Art 141 2 Unitt •on Se<. I T11 ... 6:JO..l0 Art Cenr.r llldt .... 17 Mr. Anderson
to5J S.t 2 Th""· 6.l()..10 Art Center lldg. •m. 17 Mr Andenon
•oss
•056
•os1 •on
...,.,.q: Ari 110 or equiv Exploration of sculptur•I ma o.,roals •nd
~oncepts. tech of tarv"1g, mod•long & casting M•f Cti9 \4
-PHOTOGRAPHY -
AIT, l'+iOTOGllAPHY-l'hoto 283 2 Unin
Th11n. 6:30-10 Art Cenr.r &ldg. Rm II Mr M•rtin
,.,..,.q: Phoro 120 Oor•co work on pho109raohy di A tine .,, me
divm Pnnc1pl~J ot pho1ogrttph1c dt~t9n pnnt1ng, """ .,.,,h,11c1
Me t Chg \4 00
HISTOllY I Al'l'RECIATION Of THE CINEMA-l'hoto 100 2 Un;.,
Mo". 7-10 S<••,.c• llldg Rm 10 Mr M•oton
~PVl~W Of r•nema Ji1\10f\' W •h y1•w1nQ ,.nd i\nAfy~1\ of •nfi,, ~,1
'''"'1 rn(' (tf'Ptnd • \ •n "'' fo,n. R~QU tPd fot p• t"}•o I' .ft)hy ''""Of\
M,,1 Cho \~00
'HOTOGRA,HY, lluoc -,~olo 110 1 Unoh
Sec I Mon. 6 30·10 Art C•ntu llldg l!m 8 Mr Sl•w•rt
Sec 2 lue• 6·30-10 Art Conlet llldg. Rm 8 Mr low11
S.c 3 Wed. 6 30·10 Art C•nter Bldg Rm 8 Mr Stow•r1
PNreq A fullv itdltl\tr1bl" '"'n~ • .., '•"'''' ..tn·t tl11d1 ,.,,.1 p lrct1H"
le,, C'.ovnc-led.,r'lr(lue). of '"~'''tJ (ht lur~' rntl\1n9 co11!,trl f"I' '"'
•nrl enlargemrr"' Mao fh9 S4 00
AVIATION
F.A.A. APPROVED GROUND SCHOOL
0.7 All! lllAFFIC CONTltOl, Intro -Air Tr•nl.. 1100 J Unou
AVIATION GIOUND SCHOOL, luic-Aero 130
060 S.<. 1 M-. 7·10 stint Ce .. ter 1...,, 3 J un;i.
Mr. ReMI
061 S.c. J Tvet.. 7-10 Skin C•11t.r 1.m. J Mr, Will
062 Sec. 4 W•d. 7-10 Sliill C•nter Rm. J Mr. R•id
06I Se<. S 0.wn. 7-10 \tilll C.flt .. 1. .... 3 Mr. fl•h
Prep•relion for ~rovafe pilot cer1of1ta1e Naulgatlon, r~doo, weetker,
•ottr•lt and engine>, fly1n<1 •rchniqur>, ~ed aio re9ula11ons Stu
dents must buy certton na•1g11oon onuouments
06' AVIA. CR ~CHOOl. Ad• (C...,mercial lid-Aero Ill 3 Uruh
Tllvn. 7-10 Sliill Center ltm. 4
'rereq· A"ro 130 or P"""I~ llcen,t tr>d Aero 137 Ac10 133 rtron
""'ndrd R.,fr.,•her lor r•ptrot nctd p1lor1 •nd pr•paratlt\n for con
m«"rtoal eMm M•o.,orology, fAA regulahon•. n•v19Ao.on rad o
t'Utv19ahon, flight pt1nn1ng i nd commun1ca1ion P'Off'dUret
c1 .... , I.gin w .. k of Sent 13
AVIATION (C-r'cll
AVIA.·INSTltUMUff GROUND SCHOOl-A•ro 1)4 J Uelh
065 Sec. I Mon. 7-10 St.ill Center Rm. 4 Ml. W.li.
l'rereq: Aero 130 or provele license. ltt!fre.her for in>trurnen1 paot1,
prep for on6fruntenl extm Meteorology, fli9h1 imtrumenra, •ircr•h
perlormance, 1ad10 n•vigotlon, communicetlon, ATC procedure>,
c.harh , 111i1ude onstrumenr flying, flighr planning
066 AVIATION·METfOROLOGY-Aero 133 I u.ih
W•d. 7-10 Skill C•nler Rm. 4 Ml. Sto-
Meell requlrtm•nla lot commercial 01 •ir 1r1n1port license •nd
promore1 flight ufety
o67 AVIATIO,.NAVIGATIOH-Aero l H I u.lt.
,.,.._ 7-IO Sltill c .. ter Ila. 4 Mr. S.....
l'rereq: Aero 130 01 prlv•le lic•nse. lntermedi•te air navigarion up
ro bul nor including celestial. Meeh navlgttion require. for com.
& •irline tr•"•P· piloll. Studenta rumi•h certain navlgalion inslrv.
BUSINESS
-ACCOUNTING -
CERTlflCATt OF ACHIEVEMINT-S.. ,. .. I.
ACCOUNTING (OCC 2( 2 U"ihl (GWC 4 Uooits)
070 S.c. 1 (Acct. 101At ,,..w 7:1S.9:4S 1111•. Rm. 4 (bch NO'I. IO) ... low
011 S.c. 2 (Acct. 10111 ,._W 7:15-9:45 lvs. lm. 4 (Sta. Now. IS) lftlow
072 S.c. l (Acct. lOIAI M-W 7:1S-9t45 A.rt t .... U (&Mb Nov. 10) Movaier
073 S.c. 4 (Atct. IOll) M-W 7:1S.9:45 Alt ltm. IS (Sh. N.,,, U ) Mo.ur
074 S.c. S (Ace!. IOlA) M-W 7:15-9:45 .......... I (f:tt48 N.,,. 10) ~
075 Sec. 6 (Acct. IOll) M-W 7: 1S.t:45 ... ._ a.... I (Sh. ...... IS)
076 S.c. 9 (Acct. 101A) T·Th 7:15-9:45 S..s.. ltm. 4 (&Mk. Nev. II)
077 Sec. 10 (Acct. toll) T·Th 7:15-9:45 Ion. Rm. 4 (Sh. Nov. 16)
0711 S•c. 11 (Acct. I01All·Th 7:15-9:45 Alt Rm. IS (&oh N.,,, 11) Hor-II
079 Sec. 12 (Acct. 10111) T-Th 7:1S.9:4S Art Rm. 15 (Sh. Nov. 161 Hopewell
061 S.c. ll (Acct. 101AIT·Th 7:1S.9.45 Ap.Scl. 102 (&Mk No•. 11)
::::~· to111 Mh 7:15-9:45 A .S<I. 102 (Sh. No•. 16)
07'~·...,...., ,, f
(Sec. 1-6 and 9 lA: enroll on borh 9 week covr1es et lime o regis-
tra!lon ) Proncople1 ol rhe ace! cycle, workbooks and prtctice set.
ACCOUNllNG (OCC 2/2 U11itt) (GWC 4 U11ih)
080 S•c. 1 (Acct.102A) M-W 7:1S.9:45 Afi.S<i. IOS (&Ml• Now. IO) Abbott
081 Soc. 2 (Acct. 10111) M·W 7:15-9:4.S Ap.Sci. IOS (Sh. Nov. IS) Abbott
-s.t.,a 082 Soc. 4 (Acct. 102A) T· l~ 7: 1 S.9:45 lvs. . R .... J (Eacft Nov. 11) Fa.-r
083 Sec. S (Acct. 10211/T·Th 1:1S.9:45 lus. Ed. Rm. 3 (Sh. Nov. 16) F•.-
) I I
Pre.-q: Acer 2. or Ace I 10 I B. (Secs. 1, 2, 4 & ~: enroll in bolh 9
week cour&ea " hme of regi•fration.) Perlne,.hips, corporation,
br• nch, department and cos! accounting. Workbook & practice set
OU ACCOUNllNG-Acct. 211 J Ueih
Mon. 7·10 Nuning Ed11c. llldt. Rm. 2 Mr. Rohrit
Prereq: Acct. 102B ln1.,rprerat1on and ynderstanding of accovnring
records •nd sl•lements. parlner$hip• and corporate accounting,
analy''' of statemen•s, st•lenwnl of application ol funds.
llOOKKEUING (OCC l u .. ih) (GWC 4 Uoih)
F 016 S.c 2 (Acct. 1101 T11••··Thvn. 7:1~9;45 111•. W. R111. t Mn. l(oul
Beg•nnong booHeepong for rellil slorea, proreu ion•I penona •nd
firms, and personal service ope1e1ion1
con ACCOUNTING
OU S.c. 1 (Acd . 210) W•d. 7·10 N11n. Ed. l1d9 .... 2
l UoNts
Mt. H..W..nl
,,..,..q: Acer. 2 o1 A"' 102B. Co•I determ., control & analysis of
co•I• mgt. problems dependent upon co.1 acct. for solurions; acct
for me11'I> . ltbor. overhead, iob cost syst., proa:sa & sld. cost ecC1.
.. INCOME TAX & l'AYROLL ACCOUNTING-Acct. 111 I u.ft
l11ea. 7-10 &.11. fd11c . 1149. Im. S Mr .............
l'rereq: Act1. IOI B or 110 Pr•t1ice in payroll, reC'Or~eef>ing,
w11hhold1n<;f raxe" income laJt repor1ing, forms end ti... lalfll
social •ecurory t nd onconte fe1o le gislation.
IUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS -
DAT A PROCESSING
CERTIFICAll OF ACHIEVEMENT-See ..... I.
WORK EX'HIENCE UGISltATlON-lee ,... .. ~.
(191 IUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS, l"tro.-11.1.S. 100 l Uttih
Wed. 7·10 Foru"' (lab hr•. •"·l Mn. l(lubooitc/ Mr. Taylo•
1•rmlnology & conceph of automated dere procening. Punched
card t quop. dogi!•I computers, data repr.,aentetoon, file or91nfLahon,
computer prog,.m, l1n9uages, & man1gemen1 onformetion •Y••ems
Not • couri• to train m•chine or k•y punch o,.rafOf'I,
092 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSlEMS-1.1.S 270 4 Unit>
Tu .. 6-lO·lS Homo fcon. llfdg Rm. 9 Mr .. y11old1
Pru•q B ' ~ I as A DI concurr .. n• enrollment Analya .. of existing
dal• proc<'n •nq h .. dwor"> And applications Analy>ts of menagt"
"'""~ Jf'C1\ron fletr.h & cQnt,ol requ1r~rnrr'lt$, rhe criftul und~rstdng
.,, of• total •nv11on 1n which EDP must 1erve & suppolf, & rneoh
& er .... , • ., fo, \til~c• ng ddv EDP or other 1nformat1on \yitem>
093 DATA COMMUNICAtlOl'I SYSTEMS-B 1.S. 110 l Unih
Mon 7 10 Computer Cenfer Rm . • Mr Reynold•
Prer&q fl ~ 100 •Jr•N11dllOn toward• t•rmonology, conceph & oh•
sptJir,,~11 o,ot;llt-rn' u1volv••d ,.-, Oard Communu.t.1t1on1, T~leprocr.tS•fl'J.
Wt!"I lmit f '''' PP•1oon,..,. ,,.nd T1m(_> c;h.,,Jnq '(\tf"m• [mphd\t\ ''
A""'f •·n" ti, tr .f1+1~I A\P"''• otr1cf IQwAHi-. uqrut1r~nH• ,.,,
M H•..4 I'' 1"'11r,• 1r 'I ,., "' • nn !, ,,,, "'' ~rsc1r1nrl
COMPUTER PROG H CH (FORTRAN I APll-11 I S 111 4 Un1h
094 5•< 1 T11e1 7.10 Comp Ctr Rm 1 (2 lib h" 4rr I Mr l••~o
09.1. Sec 1 Th11n 7·10 Comp Cir Rm I (1 l•b hn •rr I Mr Shof"I""
romp,,,., P'"'J'"'"M"'lltl'\(j tunc.t"~"'"'' dr\1qned f() ~ti th~ dat•
ptO P)'" q rt"qu.u•mrnli. to, business ~tn•, ttl lhf' ''"'~ collf'q-'
and al'o non dM i C>tO,.PH nQ mirt1or1 BA\lf unrft1\11t"d'"l'J of ronhol
·~chn1(ty"' fo, modNn rJ"J''~I , omputers b;n 1cs nf cornputeti, pio
qraon docum.-.111a1oon ••P'" ~nd d"~ lolr roncepls, 11'oe writing ar>d
u•• of funltoon' .,,d svbprogram• f011TRAN IV •nd APL l•b
work on Sysrem/ 360 SO
096 COM!'UTEt Ol'SRAllONS, heh -I 15. 21; 4 Unih
...
ht. I •.m .. 1 p.m. Co,..,...ter Cnlr. llm. l Mr. ,_,,.,
,,.,.q B IS 180B Co11teph and luilities or Sysrem/36<>-SO, utolo·
lie• console opertl•Om , controlling • mulliprocesalng environment,
the on house role of th" operario"s M!CTion, and oper11ing 1ec.hnique1
of lh" disk operalf"g system end the oper•linq sys!em
.... -.-. -
• M.rero1I Charge
··-tc-f'4' COMPUTU NOO. NOe. o.tlUCllD SYSTIMS 2/2 ..,.
097 Sec. I 19'1 HOA) M-W 7-10 c-p. Ctt. la. J ~Nev. 10) ia.o.-
ON Sec. 2 19'1 llOl) M-W 1-10 C.-.. Ctr. a.. J (St.m Nev. IS) 0.0.-
099 Sec. J . (ltl llOA) M11 7-IO c-.. Ctr . .__,~ Nev. 11) ci.-o
100 Sec. 4 (1111109) T-Tll 7-10 c-... Ctr ...... ) (Ito. Nev. 1') C.._.n
101 S.c. S'(lll llOA) Sat ... 2 c-,. Ch' ...... J (hda No¥. IJ) 'iehdi
102 S.c. • (1111109) Sat ... , c .... ,.. Ch'. R ... J (Stem Nev. 20) ~
,,.,..._, BIS 100. Eoroll on both 9 -k counes e t •lme of ttgl.tr•
tion. Pr?"i.m Oriented l •ngu•ge Progr•mmlng, report preperation,
Mquento•I and r>on-Mquen11•I Iii.•, 0<goniu1ion •nd m.1int•Mnce
lnlfo. to buoc IMrdwere M.10< progremming l.f\9'Hge is Reporl
Progrem Gener•IOf (RPG). l•b work on System/36().50.
COM,, ,.00 .... oc. ORllNTtO SYS. (2 I.It. hn. ...... , 2/2 u .. m
lOJ Sec. 1 (llS llSA) T. 6:»10 c .... p. Ch'. 4 (hda No¥. 9) ~p
104 Sec. 2 (llS 11Sa) T. 6:JO.IO c_,. Ctr. 4 (Sn. Nov. 16) a&.•-sllii>
105 S.c. J (llS HSA) Th. 6:3(1..10 c ...,p. Ctr. 4 (i.. Nov. 11) Teyto..
106 S.c. 4 (llS IHI) Th. 6:JO.IO c .... p. Ctr. 4 (Sta. Hov. 11) Taylor
,,.,...., B.l.S. 180AB °' Comp. Sci. 270 •nd M.tth IS. °' equiv
Enro ll In both 9 Wffk cOYrses ., lime of registrtlion. Proc.durel
l•nguage progremming, sequential end non-uquential file Ofgeni-
~••lon •nd melntenence, progremming •l9ori1hms, introcl. to fob
control. MA!for lang. Common llusineu Oriented Lenguage (COBOL)
& Pre>Qremmlng language (PL/ I). l ib work on Syitem/360-SO. '
COM,. PROO. MACHINE ORllNTIO SYS. '(2 &.It hrs. req.) 2/2 U•ita
107 Sec. 1 (llS 210A) Wed. 6:I0-10 c-p. Ctr. 4 (heft Nov. 10) S.pliovkh
IOI S.c. 2 (Its 2toa) Wed. 6:I0-10 c .... p. Ctr. 4 (Sh. Nov. 17) S.pliovich
PreNq1 8.1.S, 18SAB. Enroll in bo1h 9 -•k GOY,.•• el lime of
regl1.tr•1.ion. Sy11emf 360 Auembly l•ngu•ge Coding (ACL) and its
1ppl1c111on 10 aohwere pre>Qram Stonding Instruction Set & Job
Control. longuage (JCL). Input/Output Control Systema f0< 18quent·
lal and non•sequen1ial folu Lab work on Syuem/ 360-50.
109 SYSTEM CONCEPTS, Adv.-llS 212 4 u.m
Moe.-W .... 7:15·9:45 C ..... p. Ctr ...... 1 Mr. M.t.Wll
,,.,.,., BIS .100 A1pects of pl1nning, aelecting 1y1tem componen11
and ~rl_ormong • systems ger>e,.toon, and malnllining continuity of
an e111111ng 1ystem Primary focua 11 on 360-50 operaring 1y11tm
COMP. ,ROG. FOR EHOR., MATH & SCl.-CoMp. Sci 270-
S-Tiet.et Ne. 412
INTRO. TO COMPUTU sc1.-c ..... ,. ki. 100-S.. T\1. N .... 470, 411
-ESCROW -
CHTIFICATE OF ACHllVEMENT-See ,. .. 3.
110 ESCROW 'ROCIOUH S, a.1.-bcrow 100 3 U..it.
Thu". 7·10 liheral Am lk19. Rm. I ~-.. _..rs
~scrow procedures for ver1ou1 types of bu• transaction• emphu iz·
1ng real H l•I• Tho legal & e1 hic1I rupon. of eacrow officera.
11 1 ISCROW PIOCEDUHS, Ad¥.-bc,.w IOI J Ueito
We4. MO lbt1.cla H.S. Rm. 229 Mn. Heia.MI
,,.,..., Etcrow 800 or I yr .. p. u 1n escrow officer. The more
unuaual & dltlicull typea of u crows & 1heir pou ible solutions. Em-
phu ia on real estate with 1ome peraona l properly & bulk u lea.
!12 ESCROW, CASI STUDIU-l1erew I02 :I U.ih
Tltvn. M O A1ric. lldt . .,,., 1
,,.,..., Eac:row 801. UnU•u•I ind dofficuh type1 of .. a ow1 with el•
rtnrion lo those wherein conflict O< doapute 11iae1. CHe problems.
..-GENERAL -
111 IANK °'HATIONS, ,rin.-kt. ICM J u.,;...
Tun. 7-10 Libero! Am llclt. Rm. 2 Mr. A1-llo
Func1ion1 i nd prlnc1pku of b1n\.1ng, including rece1v1ng •nd p.1ying
operallom, bookkeeping 1nd 1«ount1ng, legal rei.uonohips, man•ge
ment, control• and b.ln~ •eo v1c4!•
114 BANK TU UR TUINING-Bv1. 110
Mon. 7-10 hU11ci. H.S R,... 203 tf ... Od .II)
BH 1c b1nk teller oper111on1, 1nclud1ng cuh h1ndhn9, check pr~
duru , depo•lll end w11hdrawal1, bank aerv1ces ind cuat rel11ion•.
IUSINiSS LAW
115 Sec. I (Iv•. 110 Tv ... 7·10 Tech. I . RFft. 14
l u .. ;n
Mr. G1rrott
117 BUSINfSS LAW-B11s. 115 l Unit•
"'""· 7·10 Science Bldg. Rm. 2S Mr. ICa-
111
,rereq: Bua 110 fh4! law of partr>e"hop" corporollon., imurtnce
and negotiab le 1mlrument1
BUSINESS MATHEMATICS-1111, OSO 3 U"i"
Sec. 2 *""· ?.10 u!r.1 fm kb,. Rm. $ Lr. NoMr '•ereq: Gen Mott! Review of math with bu•oneu applicahon&:
di.count•, payroll computaoion., rornminlons. •imple •nd com
pound Interest, markup, teJCe,, 1ntvrance. etc
119 CIVIL SERVICE ,RE,ARATION-l u1. IOO
Thu". 7·10 Liberol Arh lld g. Rm. l (End1 Nov. 11) Mrs. Wiloln...,
9·week don. Re view ol g•ommor, punC!uftion, capitalizetion, ve>
c.abul.,y s~llong, aro1hmel•c, bu• let1•r writing, filing
120 CREDIT ANO COlll CTIONS-M.M. SOI 3 Unit•
Wed. 7·10 Co11n .. lin11 llld9. Rm. I Mr. flli1on
121
,,,
124
SovHits of tledit 1nforma1IOf"'. en~lv.s.•s of credH "'"' roe'hocb and t~chn1qut\ of cr_.d,, 1nfo Colltct•on corre,pond~nc.e, use of covr"
cred!IO•l & debtOI\ 119h" C .. d1I off•CI! m1na9emt'nl ln•endt'd lor
1mell bu.,neH ownefl tnd t!mploye<'> of cr•d11 og•ncoe•
l Unrtl INTIOOUCTI0"4 TO BUSINESS Mr_ I.town Sec. I (1111 100) Tue• 1·10 Science tide Rm 25 7 I Surv~y of Am•r.c•" bu,•f'\~.u M•n•ge:ment, produc1ion, distribv11on
f1nanCf'" 1nv~\t~nt pl1nn1ng oro•"111n9 st•lftng, d1tectmg, aod
controll.ng Ma• Chg S 1 00 ~< 2
'ERSONAL ,INANCE
Sec 2 (Econ. 110) Wed 7·10 Art Ct•. lldt. I m. 16
Problems foc1ng con1ume,., budge11ng, buy.ng, banking, borrowing
money, 1n\1,llme:nt buying, fftAnt1on, 1nvesl1ng, insutante, obt•in1ng
• home 90~1 & p11v••<' servic.r• •hfl •1d & pro1ec1 tonwmer1
'ROFUSIONAL CAREER PlANNING-Bv•.·IC>l
Tuel. 7·10 Applied Sci. Bldg Rm. 109 Mr. l ighter
Techn1q11e\ ind prac!l<U on l•nd1ng cmployml'nl 4-wl cour1•
lltrllng the f•fSI W~d of ~~ch month No 1u1tion
,UBLIC RflA TIONS -But. 803 3 Uni"
Wed. 7·10 Science tide Rm. 16 Mr. h eh••
011t'rv1•w of the ba>•t componen•t ol .,!l~cllve pubtte 1el111on•
1eclin.qvr• & prac11ce" new' mttd1a, commun••Y cmploye" •ntf
c:omp•nv rrl~•iont. planning • P 11 progr•m. P II •• • c<1reer
llO SAVINGS ACCOLINT~AOMIN.-~vin111 & Loe" IOO 3 u,.;n
Tue&. 7-10 APf'lied Science II .... 1 .... IOI Mr. Stvh
for stVi'1gs & loan personfl'tl S,,111ng, accoullt1• theory, Opening,
inourenoe. teg~t 11pec11, 1ype• of ownership, pauboob. certifiu1es,
service•, dec.f'd•nt•s •C<ovnts1 ~rn1,hmerH, execution.
•no VOCATIONAL ,1..ANNING-'•ych. 70 2 u .. ;...
--,, • ....., ................... 6} ... Otte
011enta11on and e•pl0fot1on •emontr for the •duh wom4n inlt'reste'
1n re1um1ng her educ 01 rt!turn1n9 10 wor~. Occupetoon•I •nd trduc
inlo lntereat, •btllly & •Pt11ude •••I• 10 dererrr"'W> voc,111onel or
educ..tt.onel poten111I Mii Chg $3.00 Credor·no cndot bl•" only
-MUIANCl-
CBlVKAn Of ACHllVIMINT-lee ,... a.
WOllC Et:PMllNCI UOllTUYION-.S.. .... a
111 U .C.U . ..___.._ .. I U.W.. n.... M • c, h1 aw. 1a. 1 Mr. aa.cti
~ Ina. 800 0t full-rime inaural\C8 employ,.....t. Preperetlon f0t
CPCU I e .. m. lnaural\C8 ptin. & prea ic9t. COfltrects and their ~
in the ptoperty end lllbUlty fle lda.
1D U .C.U. It .__ 122 J u.n
ni..n. 7-10 c-a.. ""'·..... Mt.~ ~ Ina. 800 0t full-lime insu11nce employment. Preperetlon f0t
the CPCU 11 ea1m. Func1ionel a•pec:ts of the ptin. & prectfca1 of
lnwr., applte1tiona of Ina. contracts to risk exposure, llfety engrng.,
io.. prewn11on, and other methodt of rltk control.
tu IMS4MANCE (C-•cn e ... C .. H -re-IOO J U.lh n-.. 1-10 ....._. W.C.. ...... a.. 2 Mr. M-
llldtgrOYnd in lnaur•nca and general in1ur1nca contractt. ln1truc-
1lon complll• with "Certlfiu te of Convenience" co.irse reqylr•
menlt and uai11t 1tvdenta to pau Agenll end Solicitot1 llcenae
eu mlnallont. (Nol life Int.) -"P9<oved by Dept. of lnsur•nc•.
IM INSUIANCI IJSlt MAUmNG-1 ... IOJ J u..i...
l..._ 7·10 C--""9 ...... ho. 1 ""· Coclor..,
,._..., Pan eum fi"t cle u nweting. Methoda and procedure• of
marketing lntur., underwrillng requl,.....nlt & modlfle1rion of reting.
-MAUnlNG & MERCHANDISING -
ADVDTISING J Uaih •. a ISS See. 2 CM.M. IJO) We4. 7-10 ..._ WM. ...... la. 9
Fundlmen11ls of a~rtlslng, l.yOYf and CDf'Y writing 10< newa·
pepen. blllboerds •nd printed m.1ner, printing type., redio, T.V.
116 OISftA'f & VllUAl PIOMOTION °'"P· & Vie. P,.. 115 J u.h
........ 10 a-. w.c. awe .... 9 .... LeoH11
.._..., llltk di19&.y co.I,.. «>< equiv. lec::I. lAb to i.ec:h occup..-
lional knowledge & 1klll1 In solving di19&.y problemt: window•,
shadow boxn, p&.tfomw, vignettes, lighting.. ft.Id tTipt. prof. crh.
oaoc&'t MIKMANOIMNG--M M 41 4 UoMt.
Cuh "991•ter ted>niquea, uae of acAles, ditplay of me lse,
pridng. lnYentorf prooed .• uln promotion. Mel. Chg. $1.00.
MAIUTIHO & Otllll9UTK* J u.its
141 Sec. 1 (M.M. I., ..... 1·\• .... w.c. ........ 2 Mt. o.Hull
Dlotrlbutlon of good. end aervk:n, chenneL of £,,.iE llon, marE1
fundloN end polklet, and marltetlng menegement.
IG llnAlllHG M M 210 I u.ita
ni..n. 7-10 .._ (~ ""'· .... 12 Mt. Owffy
Retell and who&eule dl•trlbution of goods end serviceo, tt..nnelo,
market functions and pollciea. industria l, egrlcuhurel, end wcur1tle1
Hche099 •Y"•ma.
IQ IAUS MAHAOIMINT--M.M. 100 J u.it.
..... 7-1• .... E*c. awe ..... 2 Mt. c..a.y
Functions end objectlvH of Hies exewlivea, duties, .. i.. edmlnl ..
trelloft •nd Ofganlz,allon. Open to ..... .....,, ....... tc\ltlwa, i nd
tt.o.. wtW> l:ave comp~eted • sele•manthlp courM,
SAi ft.MANSHIP J u.it.
144 Sec. I (M.M. 110) ..... 7-10 ........ Alt\ ........... Mt ......
145 Sec. 2 (M.M. 110) T-. MO ......... Alts IWe ..... I Mr. S..lhr-
Theory & medwinla of Mlling, development of • !Mn. peroonellly
& ltt appUution to the approach, direction & closing of a H ie
Va110Y1 kind• of '"!ling, direct, lnd.nt., wt.I.le .... rvica. retail.
I .. SHOWCAllD ANO SIGH LITTTDINO-Art no I U.it
...... 7-10 Art C-r 1"'8 ...... 2 Mr. S.IM
O.mon••r•llon i nd labor•!()()' courM on de•ign i nd compotitlon of
"'"'" ''g"' ind thowcards usin9 hend i.t1ering technique•
147 SHOWCARO AND SIGN lETIHfNO-Art 121
Wed. 7-10 M c.. .. r tide ...... 2
I Uait
Mt. S.i..t
,....,..., Art 820 O< equiv Cor'llinuation of Art 820
Problems o .. ta· is ing & oper1ting e slneas. Mer
buying, ptking, atock «>nlrol, a ,edit control, public &
relation•, loutlng, flnencing, lnteri0< arr•ngement of
men!. 11ow to be e succeuful "amell" butlneu man
-PURCHASING -
CHTlflCATI Of ACHllVEMEHT-See ,. .. J
150 MATHEMATICS Of 'URCHASIN~'"""· I06 I U•ih
Th""· 1.10 A,,..... Scie11ce Bide ...... 101 ""· w;..,_
',.....q: Purch 801 or equov Menurtng pvrcl>a1ing periormonce
through compamon analy1,. te<hnoques, i.1rn1ng curves, ,..,_ imp1ct
of E 0 P on purch111ng, lnventO<y •ysrern• •nd economic 0<der
qu•nlilo ... equipment purchu•• compered 10 leu ing 0< renling and
ulilizing ~ub<ontr1<1 l1bor
IS 1 'URCHASINO INOVSTIJAl~vr~h. IOO J Ualh
Wed. 7-10 "-Ee-. IW.. k,.., 12 Mt Cooper
f1r1r pen of • two-Mmester c.oune de•ling 1n fund. •te•a such as
P"tc.e pof1ctet . dep.Art e v•'uation, pen policie1, •vtomahon, etc
U2 l'UltOtASING TKHNIOUES & ANALYSll-h,.lo, 102 1 U.itt n..n. 7·10 a...i-., fdwc. IWe. Rm. I Mr. Steff
.......... , Purch 800 0< Pur<h Under Gcwl Contr or equiv An1ly•il
of purche11ng from •dent1fy1ng requiremenh to comple1ion of 1he
purdwlM U M 1><oblem1 Technlqve1 of prop<>o1I evalu11ion, COii
•nalvsh, source selection, 1ub<on111n .. i.c•ion i nd edmlnistretoon.
-REAL ESTATE -
CD TIFICATI Of ACHIEVEMENT-See ,... I .
HAL IStATI AP'PUtiAl-11.L IOO I U•it.
'" Sec. 1 ..... 7.10 Sc'-<• Lectv .. 2 Mt. M.tcMlla•
,._...: R.E. I 10 or R.E. licenH. lnte£ f0< the ru l ••'"'• man.
Ptinclpi.1 and me1hod• of •PPf•itel generally uted in estabH1hl'1g
the market value of rt1I H t•t• •long with the knowledge and
akilla neceaurv fO<' •ppllutlon or interprel•tion
154 UAL !STATE I XCHANGIN0-1.1. I02 J U"lt•
l SS
We4. 7-10 a ... i...u Ed. llclt ...... 1 Mt. H-ey
,_..,., R E. 110 or R.E llume Ptfctou l and techn1ul courae tn
•II pn. ... of u ch•nging wilh emphe•i• on 1olv1ng cllenl ptob'41ma,
coo1n .. ling, ll11tng, p<epa,,n9 the packege, fO<'rnulas, tt•et, wrhlng
the ••change, •nd UCJOW
IEAl lSTATI FINANCIE-R.I. IOJ
k c. 2 fhv"' 7·10 $cieRCe UclvN 1
,,......., II E 110 0< R E li~n•e Oe•igned f0<
nom1u & legal .. pech of finance, source• of
for f1n1n , n-.th ~· q E fin•n , •P1>r•1MI for
··~ R E penonnel Eco-
mort money. terms
flr\ln<o1ng purpoM•
--tc-r•
DAL llTAn UIOAl ~ .. I ......
IM Sec. 2 ..... ,... EE ...... 1 ... ~
~: R.L 110 or R.E. W-. f:scrowa, wlea eo1t,,ect1, Inlet
deeda, '4indlot0-1eNn1, llent, prob.lie ...... foln1 -ncv. •"-
Empheslzn the more oomplex atpeOI of ree l n te'9 &.w es en-
countered by btob" and olhers who deal with rMI p roperfy.
IS7 UM mAYI MATMIMA~I. 8M I u.1t
..... 7·10 t..IMie H.S. Ila. 2:H (a.. ..... I ) Mt. Newey
....... ~-· ""'9th a• epplled lo the re1I e•talie buslMU, of
velue on preperallon f0t !he Ileen.. ex•ma. end for lhoee em-
ployed In rffl ettelie.
UAL UTAn PRACTIC._._.L I06 J UtMt8
1)1 Sec. I T-7-10 kieece ~ I Mt. ~
J._.., R.E. 110 or R.E. Ucenae. £,IQned f()( ,t reel estate
Hittman. lfaling proceduret, adwrtlsfng. cloalng of "'"· flnaneo
Ing, •pprah il'O, J><operty manegemenl, le.aaing, elc.
RIAL ISTAYI .... NCIPUS-«..I. 110 J U.lta
•U9 kc. 2 £ ... J.10 ki..c. ~ 2 Mr •• £
Preparation for the State rHI eatete llcenae eumln1tlon and for
thoae. wilh lnvH lmenlt In rHI Hlele. Cover& real property laws
pertaining 10 conlrech , deedt, llnd tille•, liens, escrow•, financing,
lend de1crlp., brokerage, & .. 111ng. Sec. 2, MAI. Chg. $ 1.00.
HAL UTATI HOPIUY MOMT.-R.E. I07
1'0 Sec. I '-· 7-10 M C-.... 1
lu.lt9
Mr .......
1:'-na~ing ~eslden·1ia , apeftment, COf'!VTl9rcfe , a industrial proper·
he•, on~ludong 1cqulrlng ilnd, construction, flnencing, melntenence,
tue•. 1n111r., furni1hlng•, tenenl re1411fona, inveatme111 e1talu1ilon. .
161 HAL 1nAn TAXATION-R.E. IOI J """'
Mea. 1·10 LMnll Am .......... I Mr . ..._
,.,..... .. , RE. 110 0< ft.E. Ileen... Federet and Stale Income tea
l1w• goveming reel ••Ille 1ran11dion1 in the aNa of e1pl1al
gain1, exchange• •nd ln•lellmenl u i.s.
162 UAL UTATI KONOMIC5 (T .... & feC'ter'tl}-R.I. IOI J u.ue.
y...._ 7-10 llloerol Am ...... t... 5 Mr. a.ice
,_..., R.E. 110 or R.E. license, Economic Hpect1 of rH I e•t•le &
lond u•e emph•11.zing fecton creeling Nal property velvet urben '•"'! developme~I, mark4!ting of reel Hiiie, financial •Wral .. I,
busu-.u lluCfuahon1, QOYI. policiea attec1ing reol ealele merkett.
,., HAL ISTATI INVUtMIHT PIOPOTln-a.I. 110 ) u.Ht
1llvn. 7·10 U...rel Am •We ..... 4 Mr. ,_ '°'""19'1' R.E. I 10 f. 806. RHI eatate lnvestmen1a. opp0ttvnlli.1,
aNlysls, law•, financing, conlracts, and •V•k.t•tlon of Income
ptoduclng ptopertiea f0< the lorge 0< amall inw110r.
-SECRETARIAL & CLEllCAL -
CHTlflCATI Of ACHllVIMINT-See IM9M J
WOltlC IXPHllHCI llOISftA110H-See ...... JI •
l M IUSINUS Co.tHSPONOIHCf-a..L IU J U.lta
Met!. M O lkK. Wu<. IWe ..... 1 Mr. ,_.._.
CQmf)Ollng end writing correct le•ters, ie&.grema, mlnutH, and
report• Telephoning, Inter-office end 0t1I communiutlon" COfrecl
i nd modern Engli•h.
IUSINW DfOUSH 2 &Mita
165 S.C. I t 125} T..._ 7:•9:IO a... W.C. n· .... I McDwW
llevlew of betic grammar, puncluotlon, voubuilry bulkflng, apell-
lng, word divi1ion, Clpitelia tion; emph.111 on gremmer .. uaed
in effeCfive bu1lneu communic.ationa.
tt.ISINISS MACHINIS u "1
166 S.c. I (I"•· 160Al(I M-W 7:1~9:45 a..a. 1-i..c. 1"'8 ...... S"4Fe.:ler
Bt!g1nn1ng, 1~venced O< review MAl!ine Stffpfng-poitlng
rot.,y e1lculet0<• (Marchlno, Monroe and Friden} t•n·~•v i dding '
lo11ong m4chonea, p11nting ulculator1 Sec. 2 Mlt. Chg. $ t.00
114!g,.tr•hon permltred thru Dec. 9 at vecencie• permit
169 CUllflEO ,.OFESSIOHAL SECT'Y 1-S.c. Sci. 100 J U"lts
, .. ,..q , si o,•h•nd eo w p.m.. typing t w.p,.m Pr•par•toon lor
the CPS uam 1nd lor tho1e d .. irlng 10 upgr1de ind increu e theif
knowledge of bu11neu . Co""" e rwiron,,,..nttl rel01ionth1ps, buaineu
and public pol•cy, and the econoon•Co• ol monegem<rnl
CIVIL SlltVICI ,RE,AllATION-S.e Ticket No. 119
OU,llCAflNG 'ROCISSU & '8X-S.c. Sci, 160 2 Unit•
170 Sec. I T·Th 7·10 ~"'· Id. a.... 7 (bck Nov. 11) M". lini .... •/DellH
171 Sec. 2 T-Th 7-10 lvs. ld. I m. 7 (Startt No•. 16) M."·· Linln .. r/Oell.•
,,.,.q, Typing f.w• cCMrrM. Ouplic••ing proceuea practice tn
prep•r•l'.on of materi•h to be dupl1cal•d, operarion ~r spiror i nd
in~ dupl1C•lo.,, phoro or>d dry cop'"" P8)( (•w1tch·bo1rd) work on
boo~ co•d •nd cordl~u •ype be.rd• recep1oon111 durlet
ke9r•lretion lo• 2nd 9·w .. ~ clo1M1-S.• ,.. .. 10.
172
EM,lO YMENT TECHNIQUES f.011 WOMEN-S.e p• .. ~
flllNG I ltECOllOS MANAGEMENT
S.c , (Sec Sci 155) Thv" 7·10 Bv• Ed. ltm S M,,,, a. ... i.y
P11nc1ple\ of tndex.ng .tnd f,l,ng. pr•Cl•Cf' '" •rt•ng1ng r«tCOrd1 by
alphab~•·• geoqreph1c nv,,,..,.c, and wbr•ct method,, •v"~"" iuch
"' V&.,41.t" • ft1ptr (hec' end Sounde>C corr•,ponden(e f,hng,
'-'°'" retrrr nt1ng 1tff1nQ vp • filing syuem
GOOD GROOMING & 'EUONAL DIVllO'
S.u I~ Mr1 L .. , Sen S & 6 Mn. McDow•ll
S.c. I, l , S & 6 -I U11it, Sec 1 & • -O u .. 11 + 137 S.c 1 (S 5. IOl ) Mon 9.JO. 11 lO 1,m loy1' Cl., C.M. (Sh. Sept. IJ)
•Ill S.c 2 (5 S 8041 Moll 9.Jo.11.lO e.m. toy1' Cl., CM. (Sh . Sept. 11)
•I J9 Sec 3 (S S 803) Mon 9 30-11 :lO e,,,. l oy•' Cl., C.M. (Sr.. No" IS) + 1 t0 s.. 4 (S S. 804) Mon. 9 lo.11. 30 •.m. loy1' Cl .• C M. (Sh . No.,' U )
+ 173 Sec S (S.S. 8031 Tu. 7.J0.9:30 Ho,,,. Ee. Rm. 1 (lnd• No•. 9) + 174 Sec. 6 (S,S 101) l u 7:30-9:30 Home Ee. Rm. 1 (Sn. Nov. 16)
1H
176
9·w~. cOUFIH Tuteful m•l~·up, hon s1yl1ng, hend ond ,.1,1 care,
W&rd1obf'1 hr•ffh, nu•nlfonj po1•vre, figvre cor'\trOI, court••y, volc,e,
your ellra<l•ve P""Dn•ftly, the self·ronf1den1 approach S.etlon& J • .j
1eg"'"' .1n closroom for•t c1 .. ,. meelfng only. Met C'19 $3.00
Re9l1tr•tton fo• 2ftd 9·Wk. cfaue1-S.. ..... J ,
LEGAL SECllTAlllAl ,.OCEDUUS 1-Sec, Sci. 120 l U"itt
T11H 7.10 h••"cil H.S. Rm. 209 Mro. He4 .. ,
'•ueq, lyp1ri9 •s>erd 50 w p m Spec1oliud lr•onlng in knowt.dge
•nd 1kolh requ11ed of lr11al u ocrel.,iea includjng: ohe aecretory in
1he l•w 0H1<•4 f.1;gat1on 1nvolv1ng dom•ttic 'e'•'•On•, peflOn•I
•11111ry •nd propel!~ rl•m•g• •nd problte, leg1I work concerning
<orp0t&t1on.s ttdl ('f0Ptifty and but1neu 1nstrum•nh
177
IUSINUS (COtlt' .. )
MEDICAL SlCU1AalAL P'•OCfOUHS-IMcl. S.C. ICIO I U.Oltt
We" 7-10 ApplO.cl Scieftr• llcl9. l.m IOl Mn. Vu l..t ..... 9h•M ,,..1'941 Two •eme11e1• of Med•c•I letm Of" equiv Secrftt•nat .,.
peel• of the med1col olf1ce, c<>11cep" of ke•lth u r1:, f•c1l111e. 1>1t~nt t•Cotd•. rned•<•I office t1lmg, t.Otff'\ponc:knc.e comp&et,on
of repott form• •nd u>e<••lited 1erm1nology
P'IX·afClP'llOHIS'l-S.c Sci. IOS
..... f .... c ....... 7
1 U•it
Mn ..........
171 S.c. 1 T"•'""'""· S·1W:4.S (b<h N.,,, 111
17t S.c. 2 T"••··"'""· S:1W.4.S (Stent N .... 161
a.9;.,.,,;.. f .. 2"" •·~ cleue•-S-,.... I
H ClP'TIONIST RAINING-S.c. Sci. IO'
llO S.c. 1 W .... 7-t l•l•Mi. H.S .... 216 (1-h Oc:t. 6) Mn. Walt-
111 S.c. 2 W .... 1.t htalt<i. H.S ..... 22' (Stam N .... 17) Mn. Wa"-
4-wk. c-ne. ReGepll01'1U role •nd her lmf)0(1tl\Ce 10 1t.e ClOfTIPany,
penOl'•I qv•l.l1Uh<>I'• i nd 1ob respom1b1lit~• ...... ._ r .. S.c. 2
Admlu iOt11 I lltecenh offlc•, Nev. I, 6:»t ,. ... .
112 SfCHTAalAL.CLHlCAL P'IOClDUHS-S.c. Set UOAIC 1.J U.wtt
Thwn. 7· 10 l•taftci• H.S. •"'· 20I lll'n-McOewell
,.,.,.q: fyp1n11. C..n..111 office skill• including: receptionist duties,
hindl1ng the ~11, telephone techniques, 1r1vel 1rrangements, office
rec0<d1, pvrch••lflg 1upplle1. duk •nd otfice org1niu1ion, per•<>l'•I
problem•, compo.,ng lette" •nd teleg..,ns, report wilting, typing
1hortcuh, copying and duplicating. • ....... ,... ...-itte<ll tt.n.
Dee. t at vtc••clM pert'l'llt.
ncanAllAL HVllW-S.<. Sci ...
t1u Sec. 2 T·Tl.. 7·t ht.,.clio H.S ...... 210 ~ "-· II) Mn. Wye ..
,.,.,..., Type 30 w p m t-wli. c--· Revl.w for ~cretorial i nd
d cncal employeu 10 refresh & updale pre¥. 1cq. akillt . Mat. Chg. $1.
4 u.its
116 Sec l (S.S. 120) M-W 7 1S-t:4.S A~ Sci. I•. 20I Ml ...........
117 Sec 4 (S.S 120) M-W 7:1.S.t .4.S A .. rlie4 Sci. IM. 101 Mn. Wyaat
1 .. S.c . .S (S.S. 120) T·Th 7·1S-t 4.5 Ar .... d Sci. IM. 20I Mn. O.yle
lntroduCllOI' lo Gn•99 •h0t1h•nd •heory ind dictation pnoctic.e
SHOITWANO, lftter.
1n S.C. I (S.S. 11.51 M-W 7-t ::M hlHci. H.S. 1 .... 209
,,...._, Shorthand 60 w p m Complete review of shor..,_nd prir>-
d ple•, followed by opeed building in both reading and writing
1 .. it!Y•~ ,..,...itted ,._,....~ Nev. 24 .. vaut1eO.. ,._it.
SH0104AND lfVllW I WHO OfVQOP.-S.C. Sci. 020 2 u.ita
1'1 S.C. I M-W 7:»10 a. •. 141. I (boh Nev. 10) Mn. s-.....
1'2 Sec. 2 M-W 7:»10 I••· hi. I (Sbm Nev. ISi Mn. '--
,.,......, 60 w p.m t-wk. •-<M. Gregg theory rev1.w. Dictation for
,pee<t Improvement ThOM whh other ahort+>lnd systema ""'Y
••11i11er. 1 .. lttratiea fe. 2 ... ,_,.... cle .... -S.. ..... l .
SHOll1l4AND, S.-n,tt-S.C. Sci. IOI 2 UMh
1'3 S.c. I M-W 7:1S-t:4.S Alf CIT. I•. 10 (h4h Nev. 101 Ml .....
194 S.C. 2 M-W 7:1s-t:4.S M Ctt ..... 10 (Sh ....... IS) Mt. a.n
A&C 1ys1em using leller> of !he 1lpha~t imtead of 1ymbol1.
5'>eed s of 8().90 wpm. in orw ,.,.,....,. are poulble.
... ;.'"''"'"' f .. ,.., ,__ .. cle-1-S-,.. .. J .
TnlNG, .... 1~ u.lts
lt.S S.c. 2 (S.S. 110) M-W 7•t :JO heallda H.J ..... JOI Mr. Seyi..W
IM Sec. J (S.S. 110) M-W 7:1S-t:4.S "-fc. IW. . ..._ 14 Mw. ~
le•i.fnhefl ,._w...1 ....._.., Dec. t H vau.O.. .........
TYPING, 1-r. 1-3 u.ih
207 kc. l (S.S. IU) M-W 7:1S-t:~ Ion. E•c ........... 7 Ml. weH
,,.... .. , Sec Sci l lO (OCC) ~< Sci.
IY•tl-pe,...itt..i ftt,..,9h Dec. t H
lll fYf'tNG. A ..... -S.C Sci. 210 14 U"ih
M-.·Wecl. 7·t :JO htt,.cia H.S. l.m. 210 Mn. Oalla1
P'r.,wq: Type 40 w.p m Empli•s11 on ~•fable copies, building
prod. skill, tabulated prob , legal paper1 & ..-.1e11al for dupliution
TYP'O .. O, laYiew 1 U"it
216 S.c. 1 (S.S. 010) M-W S-7:JO lvs. Ed. I (heh Nov. 10) Mt. Haley
217 Sec. 2 S.S. 010 M-W S-7:JO lot. W . I Ste ..... v. 1$ Mt. Ha
,.,.,. .. , Type 30 w.p m t •wli. •-rM: Basic typing skllls, letter ~rvi..s.
l•bul•11ng, ..-.nusct1pll. •nd redev speed •nd 1ccu11cy Credi•/ "0
cr.,d1t lum only le9;.1Y1tlotl for 2•" '-"-<leue1-S-..... J
-TRAVEL AGENCY OPERATION -
CEI OFICAlE Of ACHlfVfMlNT-S.. P"99 l
no All TIANSP'OITATIOH-Trn A9e"cy IOO 3 Unitt
W•cl 7 10 Co11,.,.11.,9 llclt I"' 14 Miu ICl<iipat.ic'
Du••,.~ of .,. trev•I ·~"' •n \~ll1ng .,, ''•nsport•r1on T@1minolo9y.
CJOVf''"~"' cont,oUmQ COf"ff'ten<~• d°"""'''' •nd 1nrt-1nat1onal
•ul.ne-r0v1~n91 .tnd c:odt-\ tattfh rett'tVlf•On\ t•< .. rl1ng
?71 SUUACE TllANSP'ORTATION-lr•Y Aee"<y IOI 3 Unit>
T11e• 7 10 Ho,,.. Eco" lllcl9 llm 1
Outot~t of ~ h1tvet •yr nt 1n \f'll1nq h •vlf"t bv \le"4'm\htp t1~19ht•r
and ,.,vi._ .. , ra1t10.d .1nd but tch~rful,. tt"8ding procedur,., uv~rj
,,.., lf"f0' .. ~·tommodAltDr'I\ ptO<"'dUft'\ of 4 UIO ffl!n••h ""d (kHth .. )f'
•n • •o'"'"1"' rovn•ry
271 TOUI AllltANGEMENT-T•o Afl•"<Y I02 3 u,.;,.
Thvn 7· 10 Home Econ &lclg It"' 1
Msliunq •ot&I t'C'tf'rva11on ttr•annemf"fH\ fo, cf~tt1<: -'Od '"'"''
nft•O""'' hOtf'I• ~nd tf\Orl\ how to OfQdnft~ 3nd u~ll tt 1ov1, ma~c
up 6 f(ltp•C')r\ •nd~pcinck-M tour ...... hol~ulr ••lltl op•r con<tHn1n9
lov,., & l..nowl ol f~,r.v•ff ~Id 1n Q,.,.nr, Europe. ti S A & So A""''
,,, WOILO TIAVEL GEOOllA,HY-T•ov Avency 103 2 u .. a.
Moft. 7·10 Stvcle•I S.Nt<•• 81d9. Rm. fl Mio Kir~patriclt
Po1n1, of •nt,.rett. m•1or .ndu1lrie• & form• of qovt glob~I 74 hr
'irn<": & eldJ)\t-d flmf' m•10' characterutic\ & rustoms of people, th"
•Hs & 0<un1 of Norrh & South Amer 1q •nd Europe
COSMETOLOGY
724 AH'LllD COSMnOlOOY-C•.,..et. 60A • U.it•
r,.....q: Cosmetology -jo• 8••1c prepar11ron of rvle• and regul• ''°"' tor St Brd Prit\C•ple• of wf't-h•ir dreutng. hAir CUI . t.n11ng
~n1cu11n9, pertn4nent waving, 1C1fp i nd f•c•el ,,...u,.~. l'T\l'l~vP
ttt.s MIN'S HAii OHION-C-to IOO
........ 41. Re91•l•red •pptenh<e or reg;.twrwd b.,ber certif N•w
pr1nc1ple1 •nd teclin1QUH 1n ,,,.n'• h•11 ••yling ~1 Chg '.S 00
DENTAL
ttl C.O.T. UAMINATIOH HVIEW-0.Mal T•do. tcM I U•it
Wed. 7:»~JO Applied Scietoe* 1"'9 ...... ICM Ml. W1llace
,.,....... 5 ye.rt e•per or gr•d of 2-yr den••I tech covr.., Review
ol tt-ieory and pr1t r.u procedures of 111 •"'•s covered by the
N•hon•I Cerufied Dent•• Techn1ci•n Ea•mination. m1teu•l1, c.rown
& b•idge, <•r•mio. full & P"rtial t:l.,nturu, tooth morphology
f U t OENTAl CfaAMICS-0.•ttl f . I03 l u.,;..
M.. 7·10 Applie<I Sci.,.<• IW.. llM. 104 Mr K ... lfu
,.,.,. .. Employment 1s a Dental Tech Develop •lo.ill and ~nowkdge
of f1br1u11on of procelam 1•de1s •nd p<ocela1n·fu1ed to-gold,
songle •nd multiple conttruction Student lvrn11hes own h•nd tool•
i nd nwttl ~r Chg $1000
227 DENTAL aAOIOlOGY-0."t•I Aul. UO 2 .Unih
Wed. 7·10 ApplMtd Sc.i IW.,. ""'· 107 Mn. P'ickle
,.,.,..... Employmllnt "' • dent•I office lntroduGhon to tl>e em1u•on
o l r•d1••1on, ""peer for potenfl•I of rays. p<otecfion of p•t1enl •nd
oper•to" •nt1om1cal l•ndm..rk•. and tt>e0ry and reclVliqves of e•p<>-
sure 111d prores11n9 of dlagn<»lic denr•I rod1ogr•ph1.
DRIVER EDUCATION
TaAFFIC & SAffTY-Or. Ed. 800 Mr. Cle.,elt,..,, M•. Hvlen
I I 1 S.c. 2 Tu ... 7.JO.t,30 ScieOKe La<tvN 2, OCC c. ... pus
S.c. J Wed. 7:JO.t:l0 C-ncil O...,loeft, Cotti MeMI c::z H•ll !&2 .. .,,
Sec. s S.t. •·11 ...... n.. f-·· occ ca ... ,...
Def.,n11ve & ufe dnv1n9, vehicle code 4-wlt. c-ne >f"1rll119 lir>t
Wttk of each month Not • b<!hind·the-w...,el course. llegi•t.,r 1n
cl•uroom No fu1rion
EDUCATION
DlVllO,MfHTAl llADING fOtt P'AllfHTS I
TtACHD AIOS-E<lvc. 102 . 1 u .. it
. . .. . . .. . -.
•-wt.. ·-""'· o.,,.,lopmenl or lundanwnlal re•dmg practtce. within
the home 10 .. ,isl parents in improving their child,..,n's defic1encJe•
... lttntieoo '-2 .... ...._ .. claun-S-,.. .. J .
222 ffffCTTVI STUDY SICIU.S-0-. St. 100 I u,.;,
M-.... 7 C_,. ....... IW.. IM. 7 (heh Nov. 2tl Mr. Whit.Mii
Improving study skill• through fundament•ls of reference tech·
nlques, lib11ry u... study h1bits, wrill!!n repo<t prepor•tion
213 HESCHOOl B>UC. f04t P'AHNTS-N,.n. Ectvc. 121
T.,.s. 7:»t:JO C.loaia J.,are1 r .. -.h_I Mr. lodrl911H
for porent• o r pre-school children II the Colonia JttlfU Preschool,
porenr education ind b<isic conversall<>l'ol Spani•h .. •n odjunct ro
the 1peci1I preschool profect in Fovnt•in Valley.
TtACHH AID-E•c. 100 2 Ut1in
2M kc. 1 Mea. 7·10 i.a...1 Am • ., ...... 7 (llMl1 Dec. 6) Mr. Dolat1
12·"""· c-. What • te•cl>er aid needs to know; needs, growth
& develop""""' of chlld,..,n 9rado K-12, playground tupervlsio11.
control procedures, op4!••ting Yi$ual aid ~teriah, duplic1ting, •"•
•chool vl>lts
FOOD SERVICE • HOTEL-MOTEL MGMT.
-FOOD SERVICE -
CHOflCATE Of ACHlfVfMEHT-S.. pa .. J .
1410 IASIC FOOD ,H .. AaATlON-f.....i 5-rfce I 10
f.,.s I, w..i. 12..J Stvd.ttt CIT. Closv-
2 u .. 1 ..
Mn. Sch.de
Prepe,.ng •mall qu•nhhe$ of food i n the vuiov1 food group1 b;i11c
10 the undeut1nd1ng of quanr11y food prepualton
2436 DINING IOOM OP'EIATION_,...., S.nrice 210 2 u .. ;u
T-s.-ti...n. 11·2 s1 .. 6e.,t c...-Clain-Mt. Vi"ce"ai
,.,.,...., Food Servoce 160 or concurrent enrollrnenr How to m•n•9e
and promole • prolit1ble dining room, 1ncludrng pr<XedurH ol
va11ou• se'.vice personnel, good hou'8keep1n9 tedinique•, import
once of fine food, •nd rnet'1od• of efficrent food •erv1<e
240 fOOO COST CONntOL-foe<I S..Vl<e 2IO 2 u.,it,
Wed, 7·»t:30 Stwdeat C..ter Clas.,_
P'refWC1: Food Service 2SCAB. Records and occovnting for co•t con-
trol: ordering procedure$. receipr of goods, inventor;.,,, •toreroom
l11ue1, •tond•rdlred recrpe1, number of employee" •r>d l•bor cost•
and percent•ge d111ribu1ion of co.rs.
fOOO, MAN ANO HlALTH-food1 a"cl Nvtrition 130.
See T1c .. 1 No 23•4 !D•y Colle .. covrw)
1431 OP'UATIONAl MGMT. I-MENU P'lANNING-F S lSOA 2 Un•"
T11as.·fh11n . 1·11 •.m Student Ch. Clasnoom (End1 Nov 11) Sclt•clo
P'rereq food S.-rv1ce 110, 150AB. Food• <0nd Nurn11on 1)0 9•wk
cour;M Pl1HHi1nQ 'd''~ty1nq flnd '"'Ptf?)l'"9 ~afs •o, romM.-u1,.1 \
•nit1tut•O"'ldl foO<J ''"'"''" o~rat1on\ consideruiq f,.crors o' ohv1.ho
lo()•rAI ty~ ol o,wr1.t11on rqu1prr"!nl ~uont<1tl hu119t-1 mrnw
prh 1n9 d"d 1nf'r<hAoJ,,·nq
1440 OP'UAftONAl MGMT 1-P'UICHASING-f S 2SOI 1 Ul\111
l·Th 11-11 • m Stv Ctr Cl'"" ISt•rh Nov 16, encl• fab 4) Sch•cl•
P'ra•cq f nod S.• • ,,. 110 I '.>(JAB food< ~ Nur,.r.nn 130 9 w~
COUt\• J°'u11h,,,1nq fond c!t'1d tuppl1_.!. ~t0tf1tg~ mdr~P' 1'V3ddb t,
af'\~1.,,.' ot 10<.tt-f .:., • .-I 'v "'"d \Pf'C1hca t10n w n110q
Hoa ORIENTATION 10 THE fOOO SERVICE ANO
LODGING INDUSTRY-food S.N1U 100 1 u ... t
Mo" f ,. 17 noon Sru Ct• Cl""' (Encl• Nov 111 Mr4 Wooclw•rcl
ow~ co~n• Jr ,.,n.1~' •''h1 ot looJ \MVt<e ""d 104.-f •j''l u«f u
.. ,~,t~l1\Jtif¥',.n1,. rw"''""''Pl qu•ld•t•t.On!ii .-nrl 11Pspetr,.t11 ,t.11" f ·'
~P' """"" r1h1(\ 1'n1I rmploymrnt f')O)t1b1tn1e\
2~ MODlflEO OtETS-food ServtC• 270 Un1h
Mon 3°6 Hom• Eron lllclg llm S (E"cl' Dec fl) MM Miyamoto ,,.,,q fil1J1h. ;tnd Nvtn 11on l70 tl~wt. covt"'I• N utfll1an tl\ ,., .-i.1-I
10 'Pf•l 1d ! ""'t dbnorrnAI phv\lcAt c.ond1t1ons, thp oftetl <.tf nu•11t11111
vr1on tht• h'>dv 1urd1ud en t.vrq•cal problrm< ~nd c11t"f.ltv modd1c ~
hO''' rou•1r1t" h,,..P d1"h & ~tann ng of d1t'f mod lfom t'1f!1e ti•""
74111 OUANTITY FOODS-food S.n1ice 1.SOA 2 U~in
M·W 9·11 JO • m , Fri 9·11 • m. Stv Ctr. (Encl• Nov. 12) ~<h•cl•
,,.,,q rood ·~w1v1cf" 110 end nt"gl'ltVf' ch"~' x ray 9·wt.. court•
Ouantd,. f~f prepa11.1t1on 1tnd ~,.,..,,,~. \J\t of equ1prn~nt we1ohi\.
dnd mr~\u1f'' \IAnd.·ud11ed 1f!c1~i. fud f1m1ng of 10111 o~ration
74JO OUANTITV FOODS-food S.rvice ISO& 2 Unit•
Sec 1 M·W 9·11 30 • m . Fri 9·11 Stu Ctr Cluaroom Mn Sch•d•
9·w~ <oune (B~91n\ Nr:"1 I 5)
S.c 2 Tv•• J-6 lO S111 Ctr Cl•uroom I Caf•t•r,. M,.. M•huo
P'rereq food S..rv1C• 110 A l'iOA (C1n••11v~''"" of f""'1 \,.,v l~OA
SANITATION ANO SAFETY-food Scrvt<e 1(>() 2 Unit>
1434 S.c 1 Mon ·ff! 1 p"' Stvd•"' Ce"twr Clan.room Mr Vinc•nu
141 S•r 2 T 11•• 7 lO.t 30 Stvch"I Ce10ter Clau room Mr Vift<•""
Pr1n,1ofc-t. o t b•<'"'ioto9y •nd rhe1r •PPl•cbhon to Pf''sonal ctt-~nl1
nttu <ctU\fl .-nd control nf fo..xf bor~ 1ll~u food Pff'Dtt ,elton
d11h1N~uh1"q P•O(fltdu,t i ••n••ahon of ltltt~if'n •nd d.n1n9 room
c•••n•no m•tl>od1 11•1baae •nd refu•p <l"r>oul
t Material Charge
fOOD SHVICt: • HOTE\-MOf'll MGMT. (COIOt'<I)
2442 SUP'HVISION I TltAlNING TECHNIQUES-hod S.rvice 260 2 U""'
MOfl.-Wecl.-frl. 11 a.m S111chftl Ceftter Cle•sr-m Mr Vincen11
,.,.,..q I ood S..rv•ce l SCAB, 160 •nd 165 Developing p4"sonn•I
program• end de••r•ble labor-management rela11on1. employee
,etec11on plttcement. work s1mplificbt10f'\ ~thoch
-HOTEL • MOTEl -
1616 FOOD I llEVEaAGf MGMT I .SHVICE-Hotel-Molel 2SO J Unlh
Mo" .• fhun . ) I Wecl I~ Stv"-•' Ctr. Clastroom Mr. Vi"<•""
f unctoon of rh., food depertment 1n • hotel operation tn<lude1
produc11on, menu wr111ng. ulei, Wf'Y1<e & beve,•ge o~r•flOI\
242 FlOHT OfflCf P'IOCEDUIES-Hotwl-Motwl 110 J U"it'
MoA 7-10 plv• 2 hn .• ,.,.a,. .. d St ... Ctr. Cl.,...., Mr. Scttp•m•
Or9•nlla1ton and mana!J"mllnt of • hotel front desk. Problems •nd
prooedure~ pecultat to hotel o~r•t1on' conc~rn1ng room rr 'e'"
moch1ne oper , legal a•pect• & PBX operauon (Give• AH&MA credit )
'2610 INSTITUTION IUYING-Hotel-Motel 230A 1 u,.;i
Mo.,,.Jhun. 4-S (Eftcl• Nov. 121 Stv. Ctr. Cl•""· Mr. Scrlpsm•
How 10 purcha•" lurnilure, linens, bedding, decor•llon• ind •m•ll
equ1pmrnt tor the geneoal hotel op"rat1on.
2612 INSTITUTION &UYING-Hotel-Motel 2>09 2 Unih
TuH . Thun. I · I I •.m. (St1. Nov 16) Stu. Ctr. Cls"". Mn . Sch•cl•
Tht purchasing of lood and supplie., including lood 11orage, rnarket
•V41lab1l1Ty, anAlysis of food & •vppli••, & 1pec1l1C•lion w1111ng
243 MAINTtNANCE AND ENGINEHING-Hotet-Motel 1~ 2 Ut11!.
n...~ 7:J0..9:JO Stvch .. Ce"'9r Cle1..-Mt. krlp""•
Techniques ind mform•tion relating to di1gno1lng c.ommon electri·
cal & mec.hanical problems, preven1lve ~in1en1nce procedure1,
eleClrical systems. acoustics, plumbing, heating, wntil•tlon, refrige·
r1tion, •ir condition, Jtructural meinten•nce, fir-~ prevenrion, ope,..
tion of el«v1rors ind kitch,.n equipment.
244 SAUS ANO llANOUn HOMOOON-Hotel.Metel 240 2 U"itl
Twe•. 7:30-t:JO Applied Scie .. ce IW.,. llm. 103 M;. Scrip11n•
Org1n1Z•tion and function of a sa les and catering dept., pl1nning
prod. 1na ly•is, compel & mkt. con•ideralion {Gives AH&MA cred )
HEAL TH EDUCATION
HEALTH fOUCATION ia naileltlo ...._.h TV. le9itter at either OCC
or GWC at ,....,i., ,...;.1n1i.a timff.
flHT AID
247 Sec. 1 (Hitt!. Id. 110) M. 7:-..:JO GyM Foyer~ Nov. I)
2• Se<. 2 (H ..... W. 110) M. 7:-.t:JO er (Sta. "-· IS)
t-wt.. c-<M in accid.nl prevention, euly medical care, fin r eid
treatment f<>< common injuries, & llfe w vlng skill1. Ou1lllies for
std. tint aid u1d. l .. ietywti.a f« 2aocl ,_wli. cle .... -S.. ..,... J .
HEALTH IDUCATION 2 Ut11!.
24t kc. 1 (Healtto ld. 1001 M-. 7:»-f:JO Sci..ce Hall Mr. Wallece
&81iC knowledge lor healthful living; peuonel •nd community
health, di•U•e preventiO!' and conlrol, body syste~ i nd their
pouible diaorders, public s.(ety and ecddent prevention, the
narvre of olcohol i nd n1rco1ics. Fulfills gredv11ion requlr•ment.
NURSING COUISI S-S-..... •
-ALLIED HEAL TH PROGRAMS -
WOllC EXl'llUlNCl H GISRATIOH-S-pa .. 3.
ANATOMY AND 'HYSIOlOGY-lio. 221-Soe Tidlet No . .Sit
1111 CUNICAL LA& ,.OCEDUHs-Alliecl Health IU u .. it
Tl.11~ J.S APf>lied Sci. 8"'91. llm. 10.S Miu "°"',..Y
,.,......., Chemistry, Anatomy i nd Physiology, pfua enroll,...111 •n
M.d. Aul\ progr1m Morphology, physiology and ecology of
mrcro-organ1•m• in relation• to keahh tnd d isea ... u .. of micro-
sc.ope, routine l.borotory tesh , 1lerili:ution, .. ep tit procedure, u••
of d11infee11n"
250 MED. ASSISTAN'l llVllVll • ADMIN.-Mecl. Aut. 110 J Ut1itl
Wed. 1·10 Ap ....... Sci. &W.,. 109 Mn. 0.1-i.
P'refWC1: Allied Health 11 1 and 112 1nd 2 yrs. experience and cur·
rent employment in a physician• oflitt!. Certification exom review
in •dmin. upect• of the physk i1ns office, medical law & econom•o.
office skill• & procedure>, mt!dical oHice -nag..rnent, commvnico·
11°"" "'counting •ystems. in1urance end records.
2"' MEDICAl IACIC OfFICf P'IOCEOUHS-Mecliul AHt. 2IO 2 U"ita
T11 ... -n.11,,. 12·2 Applied Sci. IW. ...... 109 Ml11 Ma•o"
,.,.,. .. , Med Aul. 180, 190, Environ. Sci. 140 or equiv or con
current enrollment Fund1"""nr1ls of the physician's bock of/ice,
theory and pflctite in preparation of patients for examir>11fon1;
hi11ory tolung, aui•tir>;1 in medical care; diets; 81ep11c and s1erll1u ·
tion fftchn1 que•; medic.•tlons.
251 MmlCAL TUMINOLOGY-Allied ........ 111 2 Ut1ift
M-. 7:JC).t :JO Applied Sci. IW.. a.... 109 Mn ICellM
Me1nmo-, 1bbrev1a1ions, •pelllng , roots, prefixes and •vlllxe• ol
medic.I fer~ and their synonyms in common lay u••l19
1912 INTaO TO flECTRO-OIAGNOSTIC TESTING-EDT 100 2 U"'"'
Mo.. 2-S Applied Sci llldg Rm. 109 Mt. O'llnen
,.,....q Anaromy. Phy.,ology, and Ind Arts l'O 1,,rroductor1 <™
letit l on ._..,•Ovl ~lec-tro-dragnos,h<-tesla perfor~d 11"1 1 hrtehh ctrt
ftcilorv spec.tic 1n•truct•on in EKG tetftng
2Sl INTaO TO MfDICAl RECOltOS-Med R•cord• llU 3 Untt•
Thu" 7·10 pl111 2 hn. obMrv Applied St1. &ldg. Rm. 109 Keib•
Prereq Ana•omv Phy•1ology Atl1.,d Ht!alth I 11 or tC1ncu•1tn1 M
tollment lntrodutt•on to medical record•. how 10 obt••n, prtier\le
1n<I u•e m~d•c•I <Mord1. 01genizat1on and ""pon11b1l1tv ol drP'
-RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY -
DENTAL RADIOLOGY, s .. Tic~•I No. 227
2$4 11.AOIOIOGIC TECHNOLOGY REVIEW-Rid. Tech. 110 2 U"ltl
MOf'. 7:1 S-9·45 Applied Sci. llld9. Rm. 103 :'t\r. Sch11mtcl1U
P'Nrwq: Eligib1l1ry lor the C•lif C1!rtif1c•tion .,um. A rtv1ew ol
dl•9n0>tic radiogrephy lo 41\ISI ellgible candidates to prep••• ror
•lete Ileen-sure exominelion
25.S ADV.ANCID U.DIOlOOIC TECHNOlOGY-Racl. Tech. 120 I Unit
Tltwn. 6:1CM:30 Applied Sci. lllcft. •"'· 103 {End• Nov, Ill ,,.,, M-
,.,.,.q: Compi..lion of AMA approved 2·yr. ll1d. Tech. Prog••m
Review of professlon•I ethics, ct.p•~tmenr edmin., redi1tlon ,.f,ty,
productlOI' of r11di1ti<>I', x·roy equipment, 11diogr•phic film, pro-
a u ing, i nd r1d1ograph1c quality •
~llt aAOIOlOGICAL l'KYSICS ' TICHNIQUfS-...... Tech. 110 2 u .. ;n
T-s. 2...S Ap~lied Sci. C-r IWt. bo. 10l
fundarnenr•ls of rad1•tion •nd r1diologiul physic.s Ope,.tion 1nd
rNinten•nce of 11·ray equipment ind accessories Formul1tlon of
e11po1ure technlquH. Elemen11 ol d1rkroorr> equipment ond oper•
hon, including film processing 0.1i9ned lor rhe. PermillH !Med
Aul>11n1) under the Mw C.fif. licensur• Low.
HOME AND FAMILY LI VING
CHILD ,SYCHOlOGY, S.. Ticli .. No.. 3t0 & 31 I
'260 EfflCllNT MEAL ,U,AllATION-"-fcoa. IOO 1 u.1t
M""· 6:JO.t:JO .._ le-. a149 ...... S Mn. Steve
lecrure, demon111e11on1. end atudent pertic1peti0f! iri prepera1lori of
recipe• with emphH ls on nutrltion, conve nience foods, ahorl cura,
ure end uM of kitchen eqvlpmenl for ce,..r women, b.chelon &
home!Nken. Mel. Chg. $7.00.
EMPLOYMINT TKH. fOI WOMIN-S-,. .. J
fAMllY UTAft "-AHNING-S.. ...,._3 .
flHT AID-S.. Tlcbt N ... 247-241
GAaOENINO COUUH-S.. lldi .. N ... OICMll4
G000 OltOOMING-S.. r°'i..t N-. 137-174
GOUhill COOttlNG He-I<-. IOI 2 Uotih (GWC) l Unit (OCC)
s.c. 1 1 ..... 7-to H-le-. • . bl. s Ml"' o...tr
t263 Sec. S We4. 7·10 H-leOlt. a148. ltn, 5 Mn. Ri.Wicl
Prep1r11lori. pr~dure, end aervice bl modern recipes. Emphasis on
rneah, te11on1I food1, end Hora d'Oeu•"•'· Special attention to
skill& 1n 111 .. orlng, HHoning, garnishing, end decororing tasty diJhe1
for family c.oolcing end enterleinlng s!Ntl or lerge groups. Mel
Chg. Secs. 1 & 5, S 12.00; Sec.a. 2, 3 & .C, S 16.00.
HOME ,lANNINO & DECOUTION J U .. its
266 Sec. 2 (H&HR 140) TYet. 7·10 H-Ee .... a148. Rtn. 12 Mn. Holh
267 Sec. 3 (H&HI 140) Wed. 7-tO Sdeft ... llde. Rl'll. 10 Mr. lrel""d
Applic.atlon of bu lc a rt principlea in se~C1ing home furniahings,
1nely"s of 111dlflon1I, 111n1ition1I, & currenr adaptations u well u
con1empor1ry designs in furniture, wall coverings, f1brics, floor
coverings, light, & 1cceu oriu . Efficient floor planning & furniture
arrangement for better use o f spece combining new wirh the old.
INVESTMENT-See lecrvre Serie" p•ge 3.
MARRIAGE ANO FAMILY LIFE 3
26' s ... 1 (Soc. 110) Mon. 7·10 Art Center 114
271 Sec. 8 (Soc. 1101 Thurs. 7·10 Ari c.,.ter B148. Rtn. 16 Mn. Wolfe
To beller undent1nd the modern family and rt.e demand• of the
mar•t•I role• Sociologic.al 1naly•i• of courtship, marriage & parent·
hood; paycholog•c•I factors involved 1n marital interocrlon
275
276
217
278
l'ERSONAL EXERCISE l'ROGRAM-S.e Ticket No. S06-S07
P'ERSONAl FINANCE-SM Ticliet No. 122-123
P'SYCH. J3 l'•"onol & Sociol Adjust.)-S.e Tlcl. Noa. SU..S'9
-SEWING -
FUNDAMENTALS OF SEWING-Home l cOft. ll01U 2 u .. ;11
S.c. I Mo ... 7-10 Cotta Meaa H.S. Rtn. 1'1 Mn. Delo
S.c. 3 f.,.s, 7-10 h teftcia H.S. Rm. 325 Mn. Davit
s ... 4 We4. 1·10 Coote Meaa H.S. Rm. 161 Mn. 01vi1
Set . S Thwn. 7-10 E11.,.cia H.S. Rtn. 325 Mn. Cook
Buie techniques of sewing for beginne,.. lecture, demon11r111on
end lab 1n l1broc, pellern and gerrnent 1elee1i0n. Construction of
three bu1c garments
SEWING fOR CHllOIOol-Heme Eco". 111
279 S.c. I MOft. 7-10 E•tencla H.S. ltn. 315
2 Un1"
Mn. Cool<
Techniques of sewing children'• garm<!nls for rhe beginner lecture,
lab •nd demon1lrat1on on fabric i nd garment aeleclion, construe·
11on of rhree buic germenll
210 CLOTHING DESIGN & SELECTION-C & T 170 l Unih
Wed. 7-10 Home Econ. llde. Im. 3 M". lecliley
Appl1cat1o!'I of color and dea.gn 10 clothing 11 •uited to occu 1on,
l19u1e, ind1vidu1I e •preulon end economy Pr1ndples of w.,drobe
planning end management
DECORATIVE SEWING FOR THE HOME-Home Econ. 112 2 Unita
281 S.c. I Mon. 7-10 Home Econ. llde. Rm. I M". Gray
282 Sec. 2 T11e1. 9-12 •.m. Boy•' Club, C.M. M". Grey
283 Sec, 3 Wed. 7-10 H-Ee .... lldg, Rm. I M". Grey
Comtrucllon of decorati\le home acceuoroe• Pro1ec11 include: lamp
1hade1, decoro11ve alltches, mecrame, 1ablecloth1, pillows, •lipcover"
cur••lns and other modern day acceu oriH.
:>ec 2 l1eg111er "' clturoom lira! cleu meeting only
" l:uss WTING-Homo l e..,. IU cl rrr
2 4 S... 2 Thurs. 1-10 Home Ee. Rm. 3 (Endt Nov. 11) M". 8nkley
28S Sec 3 Thurs. 7-10 Home Ee. lt m 3 (Sit. Nov. 18) Mrs. lec•ley
Prereq. fund1men1al1, Sewing for Children, or one yr exper
9.wk. co11ne. De mon>ltft1on and leb on buoc dreu pattern l11t1ng
O~vetop,.....nt of personol rnut"r dreu pe1te<n Oren me~1ng from
mu ter Paflern Regialretion for 2nd 9·wk. clau .. -S.. pe .. 10.
lla~P~A~N~T'S"'f'l"11'NiGilFIOjRii1WiiiOIMiEINi-ii1Hjojmeii1i"'j0inl.i811lilllllllllil~Uin~it
28& Soc 2 Tue1 7-10 Home Econ. llde. Rm J (Enda Nov. 9) Mn . Dole
207 Soc 3 Tu .. 7-10 Home Econ. lld1 Rm. 3 (SI\ Nov 16) Mta Doi•
l'rereq ru,,doment•la ~w.ng for Children. or on" veer exper
9 ... ~ courw Oemon.,rer1on .. nd lab on fitting WO'T>t'n's pents De
vrloor'l"Pnt of m".s'"' pattt'rn for woven & "nit fabrn:.\ Pant ef"I·
••'1'1bl~ •• fonel prOt•CI Regia for 7nd 9-wk. clau .. -S.. pee• l
STRETCH SEWING WITH KNITS, BH ic-Home Econ. llSA 1 Unit = Soc I Mon 9.12 "·"' C 0 .M Youth Ctr. (Sta. Sept. 13) M". leckley
2tt s.c.... .....
2'0 Soc. ".......... .. ........
189 S..c S TuH 7-10 Cosio Me•• H.S. Rm. 161 (Enda Nov .9) l'•i"t., 190 Soc, 6 Wed 9·12 1.m. loya' Club, C.111\. (Enda Nov. 10) Beckley ........ Fr~,...;~jl~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ mtw:.e ~ ~ na..._,_. ""..... .
291 Sec 11 ""'"· 1-10 Coste Meaa H.S. Rm. 161 (Ends Nov, 11 ) Mof1on 792 Sec 11 Thun. 7-10 Cotta Meae H.S. Rm. 161 (Sta. Nov. 18) Molfon ~:~ Sec 13 Ser 9-12 Home Ee. 81de. Im. 3 (f1'd1 Nov. 13) Mn. Jam••
Sec la Sot 9-12 Home Ee. aldg. Im. 3 (Sh. Nov. 20) Mn J•me• ~~"'1"9 on kn11 l•brica usong shorr-cul lactory methods Emphn l• ~r, ••rying. bu•c de11gn o f ~n•I Iopa, dreuea, skirts and panh
•< I ,..911tor In cl•oroom fin t cl•H me.tine only. Reglttretlon
lor '"d 9-w~ clene• ... P•r )
Cl•ues Begin WHk of Sept. 13
HOME AND fAMIL Y LIVING (Coftt'tl)
STllETCH SEW/ KNITS . ACTIVE Sl'ORnWU.R & llNGERIE-
Home (con. 81 Sii I Unit
2t S S.c. 1 Mon. 9·12 a tn. C.D.M. Y-tt. C...ter (Sts. Nov. 15) &ecliley .. , -.. . . -. ... .. -,.. ---. -. . .. . . -·--. ~ . ·--. '-. . . ·---·-.. --
2tl Sec. 6 Tuea. 7-10 Co111 Meto H.S. 161 (Sto .. Nov. 16) M". '•ia ter ,,..req Home Econ 8 I SA Selt'ct1on and u•• of knll lt briu for
con1trucflon of •~••ers. btrhing 1u111, 1lu ptnts •nd l1ngerte
Sec. I reei1ter in <leHroom fint cleu meetine Oftly. ReeialYetloft
for 2 .. d 9-wHlr clene1 ........ JI .
COUTUH TECH. Of DRESSMAKINO-H-l e. 116 2 URih
>00 S.c. 1 Wed. 7-10 fsteacie H.S. R"'. 325 M". s.., ... ...,
re""': C:11eu 1tt1ng A vance atu ents l"arn 1 ditionat tee n1que1
of aewing with more ch1llen91ng pall•trn• end fabrics lining.
u11derllning and fine construc11on.
SENSE ANO WOMEN'S DOUARS-S.. ..... 3 .
JOI TAILORING fOR WOMEN-Ho-Econ. 817 2 URita
M..,. 1·10 Home Econ. Bldg. Rm. ) Mr. Grona
,,....q; Couture T .. chnique. or equiv. lecll;re, demoMl••tion and
leb to meke woman'• coat, .ult or jacket w ith factory techniques
1d1pted to home u•e
TEACHER AID-s .. Ticket No. 2J4
VOCATIONAL ,lANNING-S.e Ticket No. 130
WOMEN'S P'IOGaAMS-R.eque1t apeciel brochure.
-PARENT & NURSERY SCHOOL EDUCATION -
CHTIFICATE Of ACHIEVEMEHT-S.. pege J ,
WORK l XP'ERlfNCE REGISTltATION-S.. p.ee 3.
AU IN Tl4E P'USCHOOl-Nu". Ed. 100 2 Unit\
t305 S.c. I Wed 7.IS.9 45 Redwood Cott•.. Mn. Stolr
t306 S.c. 2 Thurs. 7 15-t ·4S Alf Center llde. Rm. 6 Mn. hte"4n
Work•hop course to preaenr the creft1 nu'lery school 1eecher1 c•n
take b•ck onto rheor clu arooma: p1in11ng, clay, cutting end folding,
pr1n1ong, weaving, college, puppell, e tc. Mat. Chg. S2 '
P'lf..SCHOOL CHILD-Hum. O.v. 115 3 Uotln
JOI Sec. I T ... 1. 7-10 Stude"I ~rvicn aide ...... 2 Mn. Koh"
307 S.c. 2 Wed. 7·10 Stude"t S.rvlcea ald1. Rm. 2 M,.. Noble
J09 S.c. l O.un . 7-10 Student S.rvicea lld9. Rm. 2 M". Holt
312
Principles and new techniques relared to th., study of young chll·
dren (•9•• 2 to S) with pr1cric•I opplicallona for guidance
Consideration of tlie P•ychologital, •Ociologlcal,
velopmenl of the duld and the retat•om h1p w11h
a!'ld reacher> from infancy rhrough adolesc:ence
CHILO, fA~llY ANO COMMUNITY-Nun Ed 801 l Unitt
Thun. 7-10 Student Servi<•• Bldg. Rm. 6 Mn. Villeneuve r am1ly development end the t.fe cyct.. ol ,~. family: 1mpacr of
hnuly on child developm.,nt; •OC1al ,,,fluence•; commun:ty re
1ovrce•. pt renu and rhe nur1ery school
313 COOP'ERATIVE NURSERY EDUCATION-Nun. Ed. 802
Prtnc1ple, end .mett!r1a l, of nunery school operc1t100. underst1nd1ng
of child behavior lo• perenls auishng 1n coop nun ery school•
llTERATUU IN THE PRE·SCHOOL-Nun. Ed. 803 2 Unih
314 S.c. I Mon 7 15·9 '5 N11n. Ed. Bldg. Rm. 4 Mn. Arm1lron9
31S S.c. 2 TuH. 7. IS-9.45 Redwood Cott•.. M". Vitol•
£-,cplor•hon of V4r10US e•peuence' in literature 1ppropr1ete fO the
developm.,nr of voun9 <llildr .. n, 1ndudin9 1loryl•ll1ng. poetry end
puppelry I or P•rent• •nd prea<hool ruche,.
MUSIC IN THE l'ltE·SCHOOl-N11rs. Ed. I04 2 Unito
•31' S.c. I Mon. 7·1S·9:4S hdweod Cott•.. Mn. Meenuton
t317 Sec. 2 TuH 7.1S·9:.CS Music llde. llm. 6 M". Me1,..11on
Prachcal method& ond mal•"•la for brongin9 c:eetlve mu.,col e•·
perience to pre-school children, cuhovot• musoc.al abolitle• thru
rhythmic movem.,nt, 11ng1ng, p lavong M•r. Chg $2 00,
'" NURSERY SCHOOL ADMINISTaAT10N-Nur1. Ed. 805 3 Unitt
Tue&. 7·10 Student Service& ald9. Rln. 6 Mn. '•le
,.,..,..q: Child Development, Nura. Ed. 806A8 or lhree yea••
••P •• nu,,ory school 1eocl1er Pronciples ond practice• including
progr~m pl4'nn1ng, organizational 1truc1vre, budgeting, per•onal
pol1c1es find pr~rt1ce1, rec.ords. stati1tff1, reporting, re la11onship1 wtth
commv,,•ry re.tourc_e1, r~gula1ory agenci~s .. nd parents,
319 NURSERY SCHOOL l'ROGltAM-Nurl. Ed. I06A 3 u .. 111
Mon 7·10 Student ServicH lld9. Rm 2 Mn. Kohn
Principles ond method• on nu""'Y educot•ol', and lhe e\ltluet1on of
pl1nn1n9 & rechn1Quu tn current nursery school progr•m•
SCIENCE IN IHI P'ltE·SCHOOl-Nu". Ed. 808 2 Uniu
320 Set 1 Mon 7 1 S·9 a.s Apph•d Scie"ce lldil I 17 Mn &owman
311 S.c. 2 Thu" 7,1S-9·4S R..lwood Cott•go Mra. Caldeton
W1y1 .,t helponq the vrry young ct-i1ld become owore ol his world
fnd h1m1etf n '' 1h•ough natu•et ploy with tov• •nd home tchool
utr"''''
l'AllENT P'ltE-SCHOOL WOl lCSHOl'-Nu" Ed 820Aa
Redwood Coff•g• Seu I thru 5
Sec I Mon 9·12 (2v .. s yr old•)
Se< 1 Tu•• 9· 12 (2 ''7-S yr. old•)
S.c 3 Wed 9· I 2 (2 l/2·S yr old&)
4 Thun. 9-12 (3-S yr. old1) (Nu" Ed. 120CD)
S Fri. 9·12 (2"2-4 r. olds
Mrs aowlut
M" Bowl111
Bow Iv•
,,.,.q: or Sec. 4: Nu,., Ed. 8208. leborotory, workshop onrJ
lecture clau for mo1he11 of pre1chool children Children eccompany
l~~lr mothers Techniqut" of diacipline, guiding children's growrt-..
wh•t c.an be expected of children of ver1ovs 1gea. limir"d to two
children per family Mothers m1v bring only !heir own children
Noon meal lor child, prepared al home, •o be eaten in clan
Mel Chg $5 00 for one ct.lid, $6.00 for two.
LANGUAGE • ENGLISH • SPEECH -READING
-ENGUSH -
,..,,.., First of • two-c.ovr.. H quence (w ith Engl 8) to
Qualify rhe •n1tl1lly unprepered u vdt nt for Engl IA Grt mmer.
punciu1r.on, spelling. and Hntence structure
LANGUAGE. ENGLISH· 5'HC~ • R~OINO (C ... _•'_4_) __
•us1c WRITING IEVlfW-httlWI • I u.11
-·:~~ _........,.. ........ ~ -· -.. .. --
,ro,.q; "C" grede or ..... tter in Engl. A or e llglbillty fOr Engl IA.
9-k. covrse. Second of 1 two-<ovr .. ••Quence (with Engl. A) to
qu1l1ly tt>e m1111lly unprepered 1rvden1 for Engl. IA. Emphe1l1 i1 on
partgr1ph wrt11ng. le1i&. fM 1otd 9-wli. cla-S.. ,... 3 •
CREATIVE WRITING (fief'-,.,...__teh) JI u.Nt.
U4 kc. I Cbfl. 120AD) Mo.. 7-10 UMrel Am as.. I Mr. Joe ...
..._.q: Engl. lA (GWQ. Engl. 100 (OCC). B11ic writing t!niqun,
the erllcle, •hort story end novel, emph11iring plor, d l1!ogue end
char1c1eri1.111on. Met Chg. Sotc. 2 '3 00.
ENGUSH (freahmall c-.. oMtieooJ-h11dh 100
JM Sec. I Mon. •to Applied Scieftce aw. ...... 201
Jl7 S.c. :Z Mon. •IO Nursifte Edvc. a149. Rl'll. t
131 S.c. 3 Tuu. •IO Appli.d Sci. •1'8. R .... 201
U9 Sec. 4 Tues. •IO Appli.d Sci. •Ide. ltm. 202
J40 Sec. 5 T11H. 6-10 H-• Ee. a1'9. llM. 10
Mr. ZJwR ....... "
Mr. KAowtet Mr.,., ......
Mr. Hef'rie
UI Sec. 6 Tu .... Thwn. M Uwal Am aw.. RM. 6
:142 Sec. 7 Tuea.-Thurs. 8·10 liberal Am lldtf ...... 6 Mr. M-19-ry
343 Sec. I Wed. 6-10 liberel Alfa lld9. R .... 6 Mr. Welon
344 S.c. 9 Wed. 6-10 Nunifoe Educ. lldg. IM. t Mrt. Ooo
J45 Sec. 10 Wed. 6-10 Home EcoR. aWg. ltn. 10 ""· D-•
J46 S.c. 11 Wed. 6-10 liberal Am lld •. Rm. 2 Mr. Net-
l47 Sec. 12 Thu,., 6-10 Applied Sci. •W.· 1 .... 202 Mr. Wallece
UI Sec. IS Thu,., 6-10 liberel Ari& •1'8. R .... 2 Mn. Hou ,,....q: None. Prindplu of written cornpooltion, writing end evalua·
11on of rt.e s•udenr'a own papers, •n•lysia and dlacuHion of workt
by profeu ion•! writers to stimulate clH r thinking and lmproYO
a lt1cel ability, ruearch techniques, beaic Hnlence •klll1. 4tto ht.
Heh w-k h a clink for lhoM -'"'9 help.
INOllSH (Fredi.,..,. h91islil-&tl1Wi 1~
,.,..,..q· P1u Engl. p acement test. Thoae felting, teke Engl. A ~ 11
w•th • 9r1de of "C" or better. Praaic.e in comp. & critic.el thinking.
ENOllSH (Freth.,..., Ut. & c-p.) J U.W..
J49 Sec. 2 (E•1I. 110) 111 .... 7-10 A..iietl Sci. aC:. IM. 202 Crv..,ley
UO Sec. 3 (b9I. 110) Tuea. 7-tO UIM'81 Arlt .,. 1 .... 1 Mr. Cw
J51 Sec. s (E,..I. 110) w..i. 7-10 ~Sci. IW.. be. 202 Miu Me.,...
352 S.c. 6 (h9I. 110) ThVn. 7-10 LllMnl Arh ., R"'. 5 Mr. Da-
,,....q: Engl. lA (GWC) Engl. 100 (OCC). Intro. to llterolure end
writing critic.al pepers, anelyais end evaluation of flaion, poetry,
and drama In ou i9ned compo1itlon1.
ENGLISH GRAMMAR (WRITl~G CUNIC)-E•1llah llOAO I UtNt
3SJ Sec. I T ... a. 7·10 Coun .. lifo1 Rtn. I (Endo Nov. 9) Mr. Telerap
U4 S.c. 2 Tu ... 7·10 CownMlitte lttn. I (Sh. Nov. 1') Mr. t et.rn.,li
us
9-wlo. COUrM. lndlvldu11ired ln•lruction in b••ic Engllth, gremmer.
spelling, punc1u1tion, 1ent.,nce 1 ind paragraph 11ruC1ur•. lt .. ielft·
Hon for 2 .. t1 9·wHli cleaMa-S.. pa9e J
f(ATUR( WRITING-Engl. 125 I V. Unltt
Thu". 7-10 liberal Arts lldg Rm. 3 (Startt Nov. 11) Mr. Jec.-1
9 . ..,1c. cltu ,,..,..q: Engl 100 BH ic technique• ol writing for
m19ozon~ and Sundoy •upplemenh Re9i11 .. 1ion for 2nd t-wHk
clau e&-SH IMI• 3.
lS6 l'O UltY ENJOYMENT & A""HCIA TIOH-Eneli1h 11 I J URitt
Mon. 7-10 Counaeluie lldg. lt.m, I Mr. Cvrrit
lhou9htfvt •u d1ng •n•ly>n, and evaluotion of poeory lor 1tuden11
'"'ho du ir" bru drh and d epth on the atudy of poeory
3S7 1'0£TRY WRITING, fund.-Engl. 130A l'h U"lta
TuH. 7·10 Applied Sci lldg. ltm 107 ((ndt Nov 9) MiH S..ew
,,..,..q: Engl 100 9·wli. coune. lnrrodutl1on to lr1dll1onel and free
forms of paa1oc •~p•enion Ru ding end onoly1ing student w ork..
358 l'OETllY WOltlCSHOP'-Enel. 1 J09-C·D I YI Unlft
Tues. 7-10 Applied Sci. Bide ...... 107 (Stem Nev. 16) Mita s .. ow
,.,..,..q: Engl 130A 9-wlo. course. Continuation of Engl, 130A wlrh
emph•1t1 on 1tudent Wffting.
UAOINe AND COMP'OSITION-ln9liaft SOA
PracHce In writing short reports end other e~po.lro•y papers,
cri11c..I th1nhng and effective, correct expreulon. Ru dlnga relered
10 modern life, world problems, a nd 11oufion•I prep.
361 SCRll'T WRITtNG-Englilh 1112 J Uotltt
Wed. 7-10 Home Ee. lldg. ltm. 9 Dr. Lo,...,_
fools & technique1 of sc.rlpt writing lor radio, teiev11lori, & morion
p•courea OeaigM d ro deve lop 11ienh ond sklll1 in 11udenl1 In·
tetested tn writing for o CAreer
361 SEMANTICS-E"glith 123
Moll 7-10 Applied Science Bld9. I m. 107
:a u .. 111
M". ,,..,._
A 11uuv ol WOid m"enongs de.19ned to g ive
emo11on1I content •nd (O('lte•f of word1
•n •w•reneu of the
Sl'EUING & VOCABULARY OEVElOl'MENT-lllel llU 2 U•lh
363 S.t 1 Tuo• 1 I 5·9·'5 Ae rie a149. Rm I Miu Wl.,ter
JM Se< l Wed 7 IS-9 U Aerie lld9 a .... I Mr Kow1kkl
Att~nftOfl ro the common etroH in spelling, c•pll•l111t1on the u1•
ol lh• apo•troph• end •t..e h{Phen, together w11h nOn·lechnlu l
vocobul1ry' bu1ld1ng
-ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE -
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUA GE, ••1.
366;e, 2 tfn1i. 120A) T·Th 7:30-9 lO Nunlng R,,,, 2
367 Sec 3 (Engl. 1206) T·Th. 7:30-9.30 Nuning ltm. 4
8eq1nn1ng retd•ng, writing, and ipnll1n9, converu tlon, dicllon,
tntJ elemen•••v vocabulary building. NO TUITION.
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE, Inter -En 11th 120C
69 Sec. 2 T-Th. 7·30-9:30 Nu". Ed. Bide. Rm. 9 Mr. ledtllote
Contonu•llon of Engl. 8208 NO TUITION.
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE, Adv.-111911.t. 1100
370 Set. 2 T11e1.-Th11n. 7:Jo.9.30 N""· Ed. 8lcltl. Rm. 5 Mr. Lowrettce
Continuation of Engl 820C. NO TUITION.
-LITERATURE -
i 11 AMERICAN llTfRATUU-h9llth 150 J U.ltt
Thun. 7·10 .Apttll.d Sci. aid •. Rm. 201 Mr. Gewley ,.,..,.q, (ngl11h 100 Ma10< f1gure1 end periods of Amet1Cln L11ere-
ture from the Colonie! period th1ough rhe period• ol H rly llHlilm
ond N11ur1li1m
AMERICAN UTlltATURE J u..lft
s,g 2. +,.J. Isl, """' 7-10 t.. .................. to Mr. cw.e
,,..,. .. , Engl. IA (GWC) Engl 100 (OCC) M•jor llgurot & perloda
In .Amer. lit , ~mpl\ula on 1he ~velop of our cuhu,., l~nt.
LAMMAOl • INOUSH. 1NK1t. 11ADW8 tc-f'll)
In CAUfOllNIA UTlllATUlll_....,.. t• I U.-.
..... 7-10 ~ lc'-ce ........... lOt Mn ......
Mo.jot California novela •nd •uthon, C.llfoml•'• contribution to
American litereture. Repre•ntatlve writers: Bret H.Me, Arnbta.•
Bierce. 0.orge Sterling, J•clt London. Robinaon JeHera, Jolln Stein-
bed and by Bredbvry.
174 SHAKtsnAU. l•tro.-helu 145 a U•ih
We4. 1· 10 c-.... 11oo, •We. ..... 1 Miu Snow
p ...... , Engl. 100. The r•nge of Sh•lteap .. r•'• pleyt, hiatorle&,
comedies, tregedie• & probl.m pl•y•. Hlatoriul & the•trlcel beclt-
grounda; Sti.ke1pe•••'1 inlluenu on rnode•'I writer&.
175 YHEMU IN COHTEMPOllAIV flCTION-hel. 170
Wed. 7·10 H-lcott ............ 1'
Prwreq: Engl. 100. Short work> of fiction
C.mua, S.linger, Updike, etc. ere 1tudied
Mr. freeman
by modern •uthora, •g.
for their explor•tlon of
men·a 1plrltu1I condition.
WOtiD llTnATUaE MASTHPIKES J U•lh
174 S.C. 1 (,I. 165) Moe. MO H-le .••. bl. 11 Mr. •ryt•11
,.,.,. .. , Sec. I, Engl. 100; Sec. 2, Engl. IA. lntemlve 1tudy of
Hlected work> from world literelure.
-PUBLIC SPEAKING -
~ llQUNTS Of OttAl INTHl'RfTATIOH-lpeech no 3 Ullih
TMa. 7-10 liber•I Am ...... ••· 10 Mn...,,... ..
Prindple1 end practiGH of the or•I communication of proH,
poetry, •nd dr•me.
IXJ'lOIATIONS IN COMMUNICATION: COMMUNITY-
~ll 14
Focuaea upon communicating •nd undentancllng concern• of the
community. Uae of tech. of group diacuuion & group dyn•mica.
Cr·No Cr. b.1i1 only .... ii. fOC' 2-4 t-wli. cla1M1-S.. pa .. o ._
in FUND. Of OU1 COMMUNICATION-SS SI J U•lh
Improvement of voice ind dictation, pr1ctice In 1peeche1 to In-
form, to perau•de, lnformel diacuuion, & impromptu 1peeches.
U2 INTaOOUCTION TO ORAL COMMUNICATIONS-SpMcli 100 J U•ih
W .... 7·10 UIMrel Arh •We ...... 10 Mr. Holw.,.
The neture and u .. of orel communication, empha1i1 on problem1
and waya to overcome them.
JU INTRnUONAl COMMUNICATION-Sell 100 J Ufllt•
,,......, EUgibllily for Engliah IA or grede of "C" or better it1
Speech 52 (0.neral Speech). Proceu of speech communic•lion
Theory incl p<ectice in the oul pre .. ntation In one to one ind
11TW1ll group 1ltua1ion1.
ll'U•UC WIAICINO
IU Sec. 1 (Spell. 110) ·M. 1-10 UMnl A.rta •We. a .... 12
JM S.C. l (Speh. 110) M. 7·10 llMrel Arh ...... bl. 10
JU S.c. ~ (S,.k. 110) T11. 7-10 Ulterel Ah ...... ..... 12
JM Sec. 4 ( Ii. 110 W. 7-10 l!Mrel Arh • . a .... 12
117 Sec. 7 (Spdo. 110) n.. 7-10 lillerel Arh ...... a .... 12 Mr. Hellaood
,.,.,...., Sea. 5 & 6. Eligibility for Engl. IA, or grede of "C" or
better In Speech 52 (Gener• I Speed1). Theory end prectice jn COIT'·
poaltion ind delivery of speeche1 to Inform and persuode •• well
•• group di1C'u111on.
JN VOICl ANO DICTION-Speech 200 3 U111ta
Wed. 7·10 lllMral Arta •Ide. Rm. I Mr. Smith
,,.,.q! Sophomore tl1nding. M•jor physlologicel bases of 1p.ech.
production of voiced •ound, ond problems of •p.,lting properly.
Required for speech m• jors
-READING -
HADING FOa S'UO & COM,llEHENSION-E"'I. IUAI 1 Uftit
Jto S.c. 2 Mort. 7-10 COllftMI. Bld9. S (End• Nov. I)
391 Sec. 3 T ... 1. 7-10 CounMI. lldp. S (E,.ds Nov. 9) •• S Wed. 7-10 CounMI. Bld9. S (E.ftd1 Nov. 10)
6 T1iun. 7-10 Co11nMI. Bid . Rm. 5 Eftda Nov.
9 Mo11. 7-10 Co.,ftsel. Bld9. Rm. S (Sh. Nov. U )
10 T11H. 7-10 Co11nMI. ;12. Rfll. 5 (St1. Nov. 16)
396 Sec. 12 Wed. 7-10 CouHel. Bld9. Rm. 5 (Sh, Nov. 17)
l'7 Sec. 13 Th11. 1·10 CounMI. •Id . Rm. 5 Sh. Nov. II
Mn. G,.y
Ml. Weir
Mn. Grey
M•. w.i,
t-wli . ..._..., i nd proctoce on fund1ment1I reading skills epproproe1e
to var1ov' reading tituat+on,, .study of details, dtscoveftng the roa1n
idea. louHng information, ~vafu.1tive reading, read ing for recrtM•
lion Olag & progreu ive 1esiin9 10 determ ared• of wultneu &
i;>rog. m•de Re9iltr•lion for 2nd 9·wl.. cla•M•-S.. pege l
LANGUAGE • FOREIGN
(111 ,.o,.-converHrio"•' L11•1u•1• coun•• en 1dclitioft1i hour p•r
"'"~ ii required ift the l1n111•11e lob.)
fHNCH 4 Uftih
400 Sec. 2 (fr. 110) T·Th. 7·15·9:45 Co11nHI ....... Rm. 12 Mr. kftnell
Grammar. c.onve,,atlon, composihon, 'tted,ng. •nd pronunc.1ation
401 fHNCH-French 115 4 Units
Tue1.-Th11n. 7:15·9:45 Covn .. I. Bldv. Rm 1J Mrs H11bbord
,,.,eq: French 180 or two V" of H.S French Reeding end inter
pret1tion of prosr, tonv~r .. toon, doctoon, compo11t•on. Comple1lon
of •lem. gr•mm~u euent1eli.
FHNCH, CONVERSATIONAL. Be9.-French 900
-402 Sec. 1 Tvea. 7-10 ht1ncia H.S. ltm. 261
403 S.c. 2 TuH< 7-10 Eat1nti• H.S. ltm. 2'4
2 Uni11
Mt McNutt
Mn. , .... ,
Prortunc.i•tlon. diction; oral prat1ice, grammar. conver'1'1on
oaMAN 4 Unit•
404 S.c. I (Or. llO) M-W 7:15.9:45 C°"n~•I. Bl"9. Rm._ 11 Mr. Re inholdt
Reading, writing, ape~klng, gremmar. end converutoon
405 OlllMAN-0.nnan 115 4 u,.;"
M-.·Wed. 7:15-9:45 Co11n1el. Bld9. Rm. U Mr. Berlin
PNrwq: Germ. 180 or two year• H.S. Germon Gr1mm1r, roding,
converHtlon, dlc.1lon, compo$llion
-OHMAN, CONVERSATIONAL. le9.-0erm•ft 100 2 Unifi
Mo11. 7-10 Applied Sci.nee l ld9. Rm. 102 Mr C11e
Pronuncl•tio,.., diction, oral precllce, gramrMr, lonv~r1a11of'I
407 GlllMAN, CONVUSATIONAl, Int., -Germ1n
T11e1. 7-10 Appliecl Sdeftce Bld9. Rm. 207
Prwrwq: German 800 Continuation of Germon
101
800.
2 Unitt
Mn Iulo
2 Unit• 401 ITAUAN-ltalian 1 ..... ~, ....... ..,..,,___....._
Pronvr>cie1ion, diction, oral proctoce end gr•mmar ns~4!UMV for 910I
communoca!lons. 1ntrodu~toon to the llelian cultur~
1.ANOUAOl -INGUMt • iHKtl · ...OlNG cc-t'4>
409 JAPANIM. CONVIUATlOMAL, .... -Je,__ -2 U.-.
,_ 7·10 Ultwal ............ 4 Mila S.111
Pronunciation, didlon, orel p<1ctic-, gr•mtner, con,,.rwtlon
410 Sec. J !S,N•.) W. 7-10 "'°"· M. a.. S ~ Nrl. 101 Mn. w_.n
410 Sec. 4 (ltaW..) W. MO Nun. 14. a.. 5 (Stt. He¥. 17) Mn. W ..... 11
....... ,..,,.... Beale converHlion1I lnstrudion fo d d the atudenl In
tr•V•ilng. ... -.ti.. fer 2iad ......a. cle-t-S.. ,. .. J .
411 aUSSIAN, CONVlasATIONAl, .... __._.... 100
Wed. 7·10 N11n. Eel ...... 4
SPANISH 4 Ueih
412 Sec. 1 (Sr-190) M-W 7:15-9:45 c-1. •We ..... 12 Ml ... clrtold
413 Sec. J (Sp. 1IO) T-T1t. 7:15-9:45 c-1. •We. bl. 11 Ml ... ltr1n
414 S.c. 4 (Sp. 1IO) T-T1t. 7-9:JO ht.,.cla H.S ...... 244 Mn. lioldltert
Reeding, writing, 1pe1klng, grammer. ond conven•tlon.
415 SP.ANISH-Span;.h 115 4 U•itl
Mr. Deley
Grommet, reeding,
TM•.·Thun. 7:1S.f:45 lh1 ... u. H.S. ·a.... 2'9
,,.,. .. , Span. 180 o r two years H.S. Spanl1h.
converuhon, dielfon, compo111lon.
416 5'ANISH-Spa11i1h 2IO 4 Unit•
Mon.-Wed. 7:15-9:45 UIMral Arh 1149 ...... 5 Mr. Uw•rds
Prwrwq: S1>41niah 185 or 3 ye1r1 H.S. S1>41ni1h. Gr1mmar, idiom•,
in1en1ive i nd exten1ive reading in contempor•ry colloqui1I S1Mnl1h,
ot1I e xerdaei, •nd writing.
SPANISH, CONYHSATIONAL, .. 1 .-S,..•lsh 100
417 S.c. 1 Men. 7·10 H-le. •We· ..... 9
411 Sec. 2 T11.,. 7-10 Art c .. ter ...... a ... 10
41' Sec. 5 W•cl. 7-10 Applied Sci. ...... bl. 20a Ml. S-le
420 Sec. 6 Thura. 7-10 Art c..,ter •"'9· a .... 10 Mn. La a.u
421
Pronunciation, diction, or•t prac.tic·•, gr•mrmr, conYeraation.
SPANISH, CONVERSATIONAL. l11ter.-Spa•lsh IOI s. •. 1 M-. 1-10 Aptr Sci...ce ., ...... 20l
p,.,...., Span. 800. Conlinu•tion of Span. 800.
LAW ENFORCEMENT
CHTiflCATI Of ACHIEVIMINT-S.. pa .. J
ADMINISTUTION Of JUSTICE, Law bf. 22
P,.....: l.f . 20 end 21A or 218 or pe1ce officer. Review of court
1y1tema, proc.edurea from Incident 10 finel dlaposilion, principle• of
conatltution•I, federal, •fate 1t1d dvil i..wa •pPlicabl. to law enfrc.
440 ADVANCED OfflCH TUININO-Uw bf. 42 J URits
......... , PHce orncer .s 1pprov1I of Dept. Cad. Field QfM'lriOnl
end t1ctk1, recent l.gialatlon encl couM deci1lons, admlni11r11ive
problems, ca .. preperetion, report writing ind follow-up invutige·
lion. Pollce-communily r•l•1ion1, ethia , &. inter·pera. communlc1,
CUMINAl EVIDENCE-law hf. 24
Prwret!: l.E. 20 and 21A or 21B or pHce officer. Kinda end degreH
of evidence, crime scene seuch, collection of evidence, end rule•
governing 1dmiu ibility of evidence.
calMINAl INVHTIGATION-lew bf. 11
Prwrwq: LE 20 •nd 2 I A or 21 B or pe1ce officer. Fundamenta la of
crim inve1tige1ion. crime 1Cene search, field noleteking, collec of
evide nce, modus operandi, sourcf!s of inf0fm1fion, case prepa,at;on.
t 424 CRIMINALISTICS, INTRO. TO-Lew E,,f, 65 J Unit•
;,. .... , 3 .. Ge olLe, or perm! .. lon or bl.. t.w PJ boilec•ion.
pre1erv11ion, enelysis i nd interpretation of physlc•I evidence
Photogrophoc technlqves, firearms identificotion, plu1er i nd >iii·
cone casting. Mat Cl)g. ~5.00.
'CRIMINAL lAW-L•w Enf. 21A J U11in
• ....--"i· • -
• <& -• • ,.,..... .. ,...... .. l ... . ·--.... ~--• -: .....,..
S1rue1ure end definition• ol the most frequenrly u•ed sectlona of
1he Penal Code and other ttiminel 1ratute•
CltlMINAL LAW-Law Enf. 21B 3 Uftits . ' -. .. .,. ~ ~ .. . -_,.. .. ..,
,,..req. LE 21A or peaGe offi cer. Continuation of LE 2\A.
DEFENSIVE lACTICS-llw Enf. 36A 1 Unit
,,.,.q. law Enforcemenl ma1or or peace officer_ Protection e911mt
per.sot1s 4rmed w +th dangerou' weaponi, demon111a:tioru and drill
'" hold, and throw•, use ol l>•lon, rHlraont of the mtnrally oil.
crowd con1rol (l E ma1ors may >ubstorute for PE )
428 DEFENSIVE TACTICS-l•w fnf l6B Unit
'"'"'"' lE J6A Conlinw••on of lE 36A (law fnf ma10" mev
1ub1111u•e for P ()
•1416 FIREARMS-low fnf 3S Unit
,,..,.q, l E 70 and 21 A or 718. or peace offi~r Mora I upec 11, lega 1
prov1s,on.J tafe-1y p1e-CdvhOn!lt & ,tit11ct1oru cove nng U\f! of tire·
btrns, fomg the \1drarm & 'ho,9v11 Srvdenh purdia\e ammo •nd
p•v ranye fee. Mel Chg SI 00
'INTRODUCTION TO LAW ENFORCEMENT-L1w Enf 20 3 U11i1t
• ... ~. T :_... .......... :., ._., ,.:,.,: O .. .. ... ;-, .. • !' ... r ..... r _:
Philo•oPhv ond h,siorv of lfw enforcemenr, overview of crime &
police problems, orgen1ut1on •nd turoadlct•on of local. stare and
f~der•I agencies Survey ot care~r opporfvn1het
PROCEDURES-law Enf. 34
rgani1ation1
agenc•e1, righh and liabllirie1
for juveniles
e.tl NARCOTICS CONTROL-law Enl. 38 :I Unifi . -~ ,,.,.q: Puce ollocer or perm1H1on of Dir L•w Enf O~tection and
'"P'""'on of nM<ohu j ciangeroui drugs, hallvc•noge,,•c~. 1nves1igd
t1v~ 1~c.hn1qU~\ -lfld (Q\.H t tf'\hrt10f"IY
c, .... , Begin w .. k of S.pt. 13
w . tfl•tory.
orgeniHtion ind development of th. crimiNI syndicll9; Ill lllldt
1ctlvilie1 &. intrution into legit. bu1. Effect of org. crime on soci.1y.
PATaOl PIOCIDUttU-law l.t, U J U .....
434 'OllCE ADMINISTaATION-llw l.t. '4A J Uelts
,,.,. .. , Puce orncer or permiuion of Oir. law Enf. Man1gement
principles •pplic. 10 pera., lrtining, records, ct.linq. control & patrol.
''OllCIKOMMUNITY HLATIONS-Law l•f. 27
10 UtNt9 t742• Sllfl W'Y'I Acew1-v-t'· u
Prwrw'I: Puce officer end permiulon of department heed.
l1w enforcement training for recruita. Mat. Chg. $20.00.
t441
p,.,. .. , Police superviaor with 1pprov1I of department heed. P.O.S.T.
u n ified 80 hour cour .. for first line law enforcement tupervlaors.
Mat. Chg. $5.00.
436 ssu55 'HSMY"'Stt' 'I' " ' U!W
,,.,. .. , Peac" officer or permiu lon of Dir. law Enf. For otficen
prep1ring for flrtt, second, encl third line •upervlsory positions.
Outi<!I and re1pon1ibilitie1 of verlou1 levela of police svperviaion.
Analy1i1 of pera. & disciplinery prob. Prine_ of efficient l.•dershlp.
437 QUISTIONID DOCUMENT IXAMINATION-Uw bf. 50 2 Ultlts
Prwreq: PHce office r or permi11lon of Dir. law Enf. Funclamental1
of handwrillng •nd questioned docvment comp.,iaon; exeniplu
preper•tlon, iypewriler icl.n1lfic1llon, check cl111iflcetion, couM prea.
•.w2 !W GM *'P'StM' W: " » "1
,,.n1q: Puce officer or permiu ion of Oir. law Enf. Four hours
lecture and four houra demorutr1tion. Typea •nd u .. of chemJcal
agents in l1w <!nforaoment. Mal. Chg. $5.00.
4Ja Wff!C 0§5!Df!1 'P"P!O!M MM w I urn
Prerwq: PHCI officer or permiuion of Olr. law Enf. Accident cauaea
&. leg1I aspects, 1cene protection. ill!•rviewing, taking me11urmnt1.,
m•king di1g., 1ccldent reconslr ., in1roductiot1 to apeed 1kidm1rks.
(Required for Traffic Certificate.)
,,.,..., LE 20 end 21A or 21B or peace officer. Tr•ffic law
enforcemenl, Vehicl. Code, trefflc control, 1ccldent inve1tl1>1tlon.
(Required for T ••Ifie. Cerlific;.ate.)
MA THE MA TICS
complete deacriptions.
CO\IUet begun on one
Review of the 1tructur<! end eppliulion• of arithmetic.
•GENERAL MATHEMATICs-M..th IOO 2 U"ih
450 S.c. 1 M ... 1·10 Applied Selene• llci9. Rm. 204 Mr. field
451 Sec. 2 TY ... 7-10 liberel Ar11 Bld9. R,,.. 3 Mr. NoMr
453 Sec. 3 Thun. 7-10 Horne Econ, lld9. Rm. 10 Mr. W111.;,.,
No Prerequisite Funclemen1al opererions in methemeliet, decimel.,
percen•age•, aod the use of formula•
'ROGRAMMED MA lli LAI M~. Schryer/ Mr. Sawyer
Mon. l11ea. Wed. Thun. 7-10 Applied Sci. Bld9. ltm, 212
455 Molt.. S-Applied ArithMetic 1 Uni!
456 Mith 10-Elernentiry Al .. bra 3 Unih
451 Moth 20~le, .. Geometry 3 Unih
451 Mith 110-lftte,...ediate A ... bre 3 u,.;..
459 Mith l20-Tri9ono"'81Ty 3 Uftitt
460 Mllh 149-Sllde Rui. 1 U11it
O(fe11 fle•lbility for one to move et .,1, own •peed-complete
more lhan one courte or Mke mor!' fh•n a .s.rrrlesUH to comp~ta
f cour1e Attend1nce R.eq11iremenh: Sox hr1 per week, Finl w .. l Only· Alphabetit •ffend•n«. St pt 13 AM Sep! I 4,
"4·Z 10 sef etrtndencf! •chedule
AlGEBltA, Elem.-M1th 10 3
461 'S.c. 1 Mo".-Wed. 7, 15·9:45 Applied
46l'Sec. 4 Tues.·T un. 7·15·9:4S App ied Sci. B d9. Rm. 204 . Env•
,,.,•q: Sec 2 & 3 only Credit for Meth 5 or pan m•th ploce ment
e~am Basic. t lgeobra1c operations. eqvettons, polynomi1I expreu 1ona,
facto11ng, linur •v•••m•, roltQ. proportion, concep1 of sel1, radical1,
qu•dre!lc e11uat1on•
IUSINESS MAlHEMATICS-s .. Tid111 No. 118
ALGEBRA. Inter -M•th I 10 3 U11iO
463'Sec. 1 Moft.-Wed. 7:15•9:45 Sc;.nce &lci9. ltm. S Mr. Zeller
464"Sec. l f.fh. 7:1S·9:.4S App(LJ Sci. 1ld9. Rm. 203 Mr. Nichol•on
P'rerwq· M4th 10 or l yr HS bigebr• Lineer & 11uadra1ic fuoctjon1
& tlie•r g,.phs, lunctoons, c.urvo plo.,,ng, e~ponent1, r4dic•ls, lo-
garithms. progreuion). binomial theorem, permv1a•1on1 c.ombiN ·
tions, sys.t of equa11ons. determman1s & m11r1ce1. with ~pplic1tion.
TRIGONOMETRY-M•th 120 3 U11it1
n 2 SLEJ.!J 46S' Sec. 2 , 7·10 Applled Sci. lld9. ltm. 204 Mr. r.nhall
,,..req: H 5. geometry or Math 20; •nd 2 yo. H.S. •lgebrt or
~eth 1 lO Tttgonomett1c-and irwer'r trig .. functlOr'IS, vec.to,,, ;dentf.
toes, polM coordinate•, solution• to ri9'11 •nd oblique 1r1angie1 with
phy1.cal epplic4tlom The (Oncept of fvnwon " •fress<!d,
COLLEGE ALGEBRA & ELEM. FUNCTIONS-M.tth. I 70 4 Unih
466' S••· 1 Mon.-Wed 7; 1 S-9:45 Applied Sci. Bldg. Rm. 205 Mr1. Reinlclr
,,.req: Math 110 & 120 or e11u1v S1ruc.HHe and propertie. of
number sy>tema, binomiel 1heorem, prob•bility exponentiel
lo9M"hm1c, ''ig ttnd pofynOm1i\I functions, matricel, and ~nelyti~
geomerry for those planning to enroll ,,, caltulu•
• M6y bt! U11ern tor gradeH or tof cred1tpno uecJ1t.
• M•••ro•I Charo~
MAT'MfMATICS (C ... 1'4')
•CALCUlUS WfT'M ANALYTIC GEOM. h t Yr.-Matll llO 4 u,,;,,
,_.__.WM. 7:1~:45 Applietl Sci. llWe. 1 .... '107 Mr. Miller
,,..,,..., AM!+. 170 & JMU re.i ftr11 day of cl1u Analytic geom,
1nrrod to differenltal & inregral a lculus woth 1pplic11ions.
7 CALCUlUS WITH ANALYTIC GIOMfTltY-Matt. llO 4 u,.;,,
J2!, £[ IQ 0< equiv 1•! yr. HS. math 1nJ y•i•) Dirrere nlia·
tion and in~tion of algebraic, ITig<>nometric, hyperbolic, logarith·
rnic ind exponential functions. plane enalytic gitometry, scaler
p!oduel.
•CALCUlUS WITH AHAlmC OfOMETWY-Math 115
T...._.n...n . 7:1S·t::U -'"'....,Sci. •wt. Im. 206
,,..,...., "C' 0< better in M<lth 180 Second .em"'ter
yor coune in calcuh.it.
CALCULUS ~ 290
4 Uftitt
Mr ........
ot the fint
,,..,,..., Mal lllS with J@., Of better. Muhiple integrals, Infinite
oer~s. differential equation, Required for meth, physics. and
engineenng majon.
t •P'UCAlCULUS FOii alOl., MGMT., & SOC. SCI.-
Matt. IW 4 U..ih
TVfl,-l11.,..... 7,1s.t:45 Scie11<e •We. lm. 4 Mr. O...ton
,.,..,...., "C" Of better on 2nd yr H.S. algebra or Math 110. Seh ,
elementory functions, p<ob.billry, llne•r algebra with applications
to biologic.ti, management and social sciences luing computer
f.cilitit's where applicable.
COMPUTO SCIENCE. I•-· 1-c-p. Sci. 100 I U11it
Applied Sciettce llld9. Im. 'lOS Mr. Ortell
•s.c. 1 Tlturt. 7:»•:JO, plus 2 hn. a,,.. (fftch Nov. 11)
11 •S.c. 2 n.u"-7:30-t:JO, plus 2 hn. arY. (Stam Nov. II)
Rec..-tMhd: Concurrenr enrollment in or compl of Math 170 or
equ•v 9-li. c-,.. lnrroductoon lo computer uoe nce and use ol
the computer in ptoblem-solving. Offered on credit·no credit i,..,,
only I....,...._ '-2 ... ,_ .. i. c&.s .. s-S.. page l ·
2 cOMPUTSI ,llOG. ~ ENGa~ MAT'M. & SCl.-C.S. 270 J Units
r ... s .. n. .. ,.. 1·10 tt-Ec .... tWe. Im. 13 Mr. McAferty 'rffW<I' "C" or better on r.Mth 180 or 14S. 6H ic programming for
electronic digital computer>. appficatooru in ttience, math and
en910ffnng Numerocal analysis, FORTRAN programming and
,,..thincH><ienled languages. Lob work on dig11el computer and
penpheral .,quip.
73 SLIDE lULl-Math. S2 I Unit Si
·.,_.._ ,..,.,. in the theory end operation• of th<' log-log ,tide rule.
Recommended for all ma1hema1ta. science, and engineering majon.
Stu.i..nts lumish slide rule.
TtCHNICAL MA TH-S.. Tktiet No. 7JS
MUSIC
CONDUCTING, ...,._ to Mr. Gleckler
47S Sec. I Monie 147 M-. 1·10 Monie aw.. IM. 4 2 Uftitt
47• Sec. 2 Mo.tic 802 ..... 7-10 Muaic 111c19. Im. • N_,...jit
'"'"'"'' Music reading skill• and general musical background
Intended for the community director of ch0<el group• and olh<'r
mu,ic.i•ns, beet pettern-', mu1ici1n1h1p, tehe•ru l proc~dur~a. dic-
tion, literature , voice are, and performance practicet.
DANCE. 11.AHD Dr. lv .... rfo,..j
4n Sec. I Mots. lMAD --... 7-10 Motoic IW.. ltm. 2 I U•it
471 M<. 2 Mot&. I01 Me.. 7·10 Miitie twt. l lft. J N--cr.dit
""-"'' Audition at fint ..-ring. Study and performance of dance
!Mnd musk with spec. emphasis on phrasing & production tech.
Mt. p .......
""-"'' Audltion at in t ..-ting. Re aru a mane. o
music from the standard symphonic orcl,e.trol literature . Open to
experienced performer• of string, bun, woodwind and percu,.
1ion instruments. Public performances.
GUITAI. .... Mt. o.•i.. (W} Mt. •-• (Tlo.I
4'1 Sec. 1 Mort. I04 w .... 7-10 Musk ew.. ""'· 6 1 u .. 11
4'2 Sec. 2 MuL I05 Wed. MO Musk tW.. Im. 6 N....Credlt
413 Sec. J MuL 104 n...n. 7·10 Mutic tide. Im. 2 1 U•it
"4 Sec. 4 Mon. I05 Thurs. 7·10 Mu•k tide. 1 .... 2 N....C,..,it
rundamentels of gul1ar, music ""d muslcien1hip Bu ie tec.hnique.
selection, eare, & rrpertoire unique to gu•t., Clauocal, popular, folk
& flamenco musoc. Students furnish own d 1u iul guitar & mus s1d.
GUITAlt, a.9.-M .. 1ic 6 1 Unit
~ ... . . . ··.·
~ ... -... r .... . . --.... .. . -.r-. ........ -.. ' . -. --~ )
•-~ course for "°"' mus•c ma1or1 1nt~re1te-d 1n learning to play '"~ gvoror correctly S1udenr1 lurno1h 9u1••r1 ltegistration for 2...t
9-w .. i. cla ... 1-5" ,..... 3 .
3 Unit9 489'HISf()tlY & '"'UCIATION Of MUSIC-Huma"iti .. 6 . ~-..~ .....
C'"'ontideu tton of mv11c from formal ,,.,,.,,,,, ~~d hu.•oricat
,1,.ndpotn1 tltu.Ur3t~d t~ctuff~'' dau dncvu•O" of rompoi.hont
I Im, mu\•t ht-111f\ ~nd f1etc~ hip\
'IO HISTORY & A,,ltECIATION Of M~IC-Mll••< 100 3 U"it'
lhu"' 1·10 Mu11< 8"'9 ~"' 1 Mr reorlm•"
01u:uu ion of 9rf'el com~ers 4ind th,.., mu•u c lllv'''.sted lt"Clur,s.
d.,u d1 \<;,_uU1on of mU\•C compo"''on t1tm• mu\1c: H~"d'
OIAHGf COAST COMMUNITY CHOltAU Ml. h ub
491 Sec I Mvs>c llOA.O ,.,.,. 7-10 MY.Oc tldt Rm. I 1 UNI
tl Soc. 2 Mut>c II 1A.O T ... s. 7-10 Mualc llcle. Rm. I No.,.Credit
Ch0<a le rel)<!rtoore of ell tlylu and from all per10d1 ol rnu11c.
Vocal production and mu••< fundameni.ls. Public performance.
<MANOI COAST COMMUt'flTY OtlCHHTlA flo'r. P'Hr"-"
S Sec. 1 Mutic IUA..0 r.,.,. 7-lO Muaic t14t. Rm. 2 1 Uttlt
Soc. 2 Morslc noA-0 T ... 1. 7·10 Muaic tWe. Rm. 2 N....Crodlt
'~: Eligibility 10< relt!nhon bu11d on -udition & available sp.tc.e.
Orc::hetlra performs In regulu concert series dur•ng tthool yH r.
"-'NO, .... -IN. Cos
5 M<. I Mvs>c 141 Tlow"-M Musk twt. Im. • I Uttit
Sec. 2 Mwaic UOA n...n. M Mualc tWe. I m. 6 N-Crodlt
7 Sec. 3 Mu.k 141 Thun. a-10 Mu•lc lldt Rm. 6 I U11it
S.c 4 Muolc UOA Thu" a-10 Music llldt Rm 6 Ho....Crecllt
8u1c po•no •ec.hniqve Recommend.d for •lem teochen, required
lor mu\lc ma1 on many school• Practice 01tnos av11I on umpu•
Claues Begin WHk of Sept. 13
MUSIC (Co11t'd)
"-'NO, Elem.-Mr. fhompso11 Sec. I~; Miu O.no Sec. S & 6 _..........._....____ ~--. .... _...;..·~~--· .. ; .•-.1-. ·....-.~ • • r lT -__. ..... t·~··~----r·-·. ·. ' ·.· '• ·---. .. .... -...-: ~-·-........ 1--_,... __ --...... •• ~ .•. ~ -... ~. ·-·--#--. -· -. . .. ··----· .................. _. . --.. .. ..........
Develop mu.,c11n1hip and !Msic piano technique. Recommended
for elem ietchen; requored for mua•c rna1ors in meny schools
PrHhce p11nos available on umpu1
"-'HO, l•ter.-M<. P'o""4tloa
• • • • • •• .... • 4"'
. ' P'rereq: Music 418 Of 518, or equiv. A. continu. of Music .Clll
VOICE nAININO, a. ....
502 Soc. 2 (M.,.ic 145) Wod. M Music ...... 1111. 2 Mn. McCwtcMo.
Beg. voice produC'tion for singing and speaking. To develop frff,
flexlble tone quality; perfect interpretive and performance sir.Ills;
clau and indi\lldual singing opporlunlties.
503 VOICE TlAINING, A .. v.-Muaic 144 w..i. 1-10 Muaic a1c11. Im. 2
P'rereq: Music I AS or equiv. Continuation
2 U11ih
Mn. McCwt<hoo-
of Mualc 14.5.
NURSING
AUIED HEALTH COUHl.S-S.. ,_ .. 6
Mll>ICAl SKlnAllAL-S-Tiet.et No. 1n
50.S•tNTENSIYE COIONAIY CAIE-Nursln9 S
,,..,..q: I! N on Calif O rhers musi ti.ve applied for Cali ice nse
Multimedia progr•m to prepare RN lo fulfill the dulles •nd
re.pon1obillt1e1 required to funC11on e ffectovely with 1he inlen11ve
coron•rv c•re 1 .. m
506 LYN P'HAIMACOLOGY HVIEW-Hunilte 802
,.,..,..q: Ucen•ed VOc.t11tonal Nur>e Review of basic principles of
ph•rm•cology, knowledge of drug ac•ion. side effects, to•lc ef·
fech, prec.aution1, end contr11ndic..tions
507 HUISING FOtl HUISl'S AIDS-H .. n i 100
Treoning and upgrading of nurses aid•, s~ills neceu ary to give
patienl t Me in hospit•ls. convelestenl in.s1ilu1ions or homes
SOI NURS. REVIEW FOi LICENSED VOCATIONAL NUISES-Nun. IOS
,...,..qt l \/N in Calif. Others mull have applied for Calif. licensure.
Designed to update the l \IN on 1tends. procedures, & pr•C. in nu rs
509 NUISING REVIEW FOR H GISTtHO NUltSES-Nunin IOI
Prereq: R.N, on Ceiif. Others mull have applied for Calif. licensure.
To vpde•e the RN. New nursing procedures, drugs. and pallerns
in nurs praCI 18 hrs field trip• & 40 hrs. clinical e:rcper required
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
-PARTICIPATION CLASSES -
BADMINTON
t s 04 Soc. I (,.E. 2) Mo ... 7:30-9·30 OCC Gy ...
Mar g S2 00
,fRSONAl U H CISE 'IOGltAM (W-11>-P'.E. 100 Mn ....... .,.
506 Sec. I T ... 1. 9:JO.ll·SO a.m. C.M toys• Club (Sts. Sept. 14)
501 Sec. 2 Twe•. t .J0.11 :SO a.m. C.M. leys' Ct..lt (Sto. N•v. 16)
lrnpro"emenf progr•m weight control, posl\Jre, rela)!a•ion techni·
que• and eurcoses to 1threve a holrhy body • .._...., ;,. ct.-
room fin t c&.u fftffti,.. -1y
'HYSICAl flTNU5 (Mo11 O.ly Soc. II ~·W-Soc. 2) I .,,,_ •sos Soc. I ,,.(. SSJ M .... 7:JO.f:M occ ,... Ml. Hob-
5c.1•nl1fic evalu1tion of slate of fitneu through u.a of 1he 1porh
onedicone l•b Through • va11e1y of ach"lfie1 en individual program
11 provided to upgrade 11a1e o f fitneSI. M1t. Chg. $2.00.
SCUIA OIVING-C..... (OCC 2 Uftita) (GWC I U•lt)
•sot S.c. 1 (P'.E. 111) r ..... 6:30-9·30 occ Gy... Mt, Wett .. •rd
VOllUllAlL
t s 11 Sec I (,.E. IS) f.,e1. 7 3().9 30 OCC Gym
SCIENCE
•su ANATOMY, HUMAN-lllol ,,0
I Unit
Miu Hil9 ... dorf
3 Unit.
T v•• ·Thurs 7 15.9 AS Sc,.nc• llldg Rm 13 Mr Mil.els°"
~ner1I human 1natomy de1i9nt'd pro~"ly for pre•nurung and
µhy11cal educ1tion ma1or1 M•• Chg $• 00
t s16 ANAfOMY·,HYSIOlOGY-llol, 221
Mon ·Wed 6 )().9 ~ Sc,."ce llld9 Rm. ll
Human ••ruClu•e •nd lunctoons Destgned pa111cul1rly
on Allo~d Huhh fields Mt1 Chg $A 00
t 5 16 ANATOMV-P'HYSIOLOGY-Anat . .rhy1. lA
4 Unit.
Mr. Neal
for studen11
,,.,..q, Chem111ry 2 or concurrent enrollrne,,r or Of'9 year of high
tchool chemistry Fhst o f a 1wo-cour'9 sequrnce 11udylng •trucrure
•nd !unction ol the human body. Designed for paramed ica l biology
rn11ors. (nursong, X·r•v ttchnlciena, etc.) end phy1lcal education
majors Mar Chg $4.00
5 17'ASTRCNOMY-Astr0ft. 100 S U..ltt
f11e1. 7·10 Science tide. Rm. 16 Mr. Pin ...
,,..req· Pan SCAT t"'I (le11 >ehedule, insode Iron! cover.) History
of u1ronomy, the (on&1ell11oon" 1olor •y1lems, •truclure of 1he
univerle. fl~ •nd <•lender&, astronomic.al instruments Pla n•••rfum
and 1elescopf! u1ed
•May be t•k~n for grades °' for credo! no credi1
• M~r.,rial Ch•rge
SCIENCE. (Co,.t'dl
Sii BIOLOGY, h •ento•l,-ll1ol 100 3 U.O..
Mon 7-10 Scie"u llldg Rm. 16 M<. ~
For non boology m•1o,. Pl•nt •nd •mmel life P<"~. biol. in
~uhh, t>ered11y, end conservetoon Meeh Sl•te heahh educ.ttion
tt'quorcrn\C!nr Not ooen ro !hose woth "A" or "8" on H.S. 81ol
t s " lllOLOGY, Euenti1h , Lalt.-l iol IOO I u.it
Wed 7·10 Suence lldg ltm. IS M<. A jl -
for non b1olo9'r' m•1ou Moy be 1alen .n~pendenlly of Biol. 100.
How boology conor11Ju•~• to everytl•y lofe. Mlit. Chg. $2 00.
tsll a tOLOGY-l ioloty 2 a umi.
Aa2C -¢ Survey of •lructure & tunction of organisms. l e<tures, ........,.,, ..
llOrl• & labs fulfill• Sra•e hhh e duc. 1equire. Ma• °'9-$.4.00.
5" GfN[IAL MICI OBIOLOGY LAll-M~ I
,,..,..q: Concurren1 11nrollment in the d•y clu s leaun.
t 521 3 H::1STIY, :.;....,.,.,1-.c ...... ~ •.••• Aill ........ 111 ...... ·ili·ibibl
rreroq: "C" or better in Math 110 or 2 y~. H.S. olgllbta; and
Chem. 2 or H S chem. or equiv. Basic p<inciplu with tpedel
emphu i1 on chemical alc~lttions and atructvro. Mal. Chg. '5-00.
CHEMIJTitV, 1 .. trot1u7 s ......
l s2f 1s.c. 2 1cE .... 1001 M-w ,,-.10 Sdoeco awe ..... " .... ._
t s23 Soc. 3 (Chem. 100) T-lh. 6:30-10 SciHeo· awe. Iba. 14 Mr. ~
,,._, ... , 1 yr. elem. algebra or Mlith 10. Basic prindp'" of In-
organic and organic chemi11ry. lecture-lab. Mat. Chg. $2.00.
•523 ,IEPAIATOIY GfNHAL CHEMISftY--C ...... a 4 .....
're,...: M•th 110 or 2 yrs. H.S. algebr• 0< eqoiv. wirh mtnlmllm
grade of .. C.. For 11uden1t planning to take Chemhlry IA. Princi-
ples & calcul11ion1 of c.hem , pracrice on lab. tech. Mat. Chg. $.4.
GEOLOGY-0.olotY 100 a ......
526 Soc. I Mon. 7·10 ScO.nce 8"'9. lm. I Mr • ._
524 Sec. 2 luH . 7-10 Scie .. ce tW. ..... I Mr. IC.-w
S25 Sec. 3 Thu". 7·10 Scie,.ce tide. l•. 16 ~ • .._..
Compornoon •nd 1lruC1ure of the earth. The internal and ••-I
proceues which modify the a ult •nd wrlace Not open to ·~
d~nh who hav<' laken Geology 180
Sl7 GEOLOGY, ROCKS ANO MINEIALS-Goo&oey 800 2 ....,_
Thvn. 7-10 Science llld9. Im. I Mr • ...._
Orogon and llH of common rod• and minerab. Methods end
pracltce of rock and mineral 1den1ific.ation
.Slll MAllNE LIFE-Mari-Sci. 10 2 ....._
Natur•I hlS!ory of rNrine pl1nts •nd animals of .outhem California
wilh 1n ttmphe,is on the11 ecology, distribution, clattiliallon end
response to lhe environ changeo ptoduc.d by man.
529 MAllNE SCIENCES-Mari-Sci. 100 a ....,_
Mon. 7-10 Science lld9. Im. 25 •· o.ne..
01ientatlon to: OCH ns' physical and chemiul ,,.-openlet, tho _..i..
onlerface, sea biology, ocu n ba1in geology, the Ma .. e resource,
c.onaerv•tion i nd prevention of cont•nain.tion.
,HYSICAL SCIENCE 2/1 .,..._
UO Sec. I ('hya. Sci. 100) M-W 1·10 Sc1. ...... 7 (EMa "-· 11t ~
SJI Soc. 2 (Phys. Sci. l 10) M-W 1·10 Sci. aw.. 7 (Sta. "-· 11) ~
&.roll WI ltoth 9._.t. c-no. at ,..._ .f ••wi••Mloe. NOT OlpO'I'
10 Sc.1e nc11, Nl<l lh or Engineering majon. lnrroductory ledvro end
lab for stude nh woth little Of no sdenc. !Mckgrovnd. An t 9 wb..,
physla and aatronomy, 2nd 9 wt.. .• chemistry and N rth ~.
le9istrat .... for 2 ............. .W--S.. ,_.. I
"4YSICAl SCllHC .ldoeco I
Intro. for sruden11 with no tcienc. b.d:ground. •""-"Y. ~
ogy, physia , chamiatry, moteof'Ology and mait..
"4YSICS 4 U...
SM Soc. I (Ptlyaia 1201 M-W 7-10 A ..... Scl. aWe-211 Mr.~
"5 Soc. J (PllkMcl 120) H\. MO Appliooil Sd. aWe-111 .... C..-g , T, onomotry £chank•. 21, souJ. £,L£ 42
,,...nl In pro-mod. course and in other ~nial Covnft ••c.pf
1d enco and engineering
"' P'HYSICl_,.,ysin US 4 .....
Tues.-Thu". 7-10 Applied ScO.ftce •We. Iba. 209 Mr. C-
,.,...... Trig . light, Magnetism, Electriclry, A1omic Phy•la.
.SH THE SEA: MAN'S NEWHT FIOHTIH-Man.. Sci. -2 """"-
Thu"-7·10 Scle•c• llld9, ltm. 10 M<. Md>-w
Unden•• ••plorthOn and ttJOploitation, d.u lination, waate dltpOMI.
•ubmer1lble and h1bi11t technology, man-dolphin communlc41rion,
recrearlon tech, conservation, employment opp()ftunill"'.
SOCIAL SCIENCE
HISTOllY Of MEXICO is evel&.ble th..-9h TV. la9~tor et elttior OCC
or GWC ar regular re9i11ration times.
.SSO AMHICAN ECONOMIC IHSTITllTIONS-fcoe. 10
SS3
F$
The epploc.toon of busoneu techn.que. and economic theory to
10lu11on of •he probl•m• of th• Ame,.un economy, eulonwtOon,
pov~''Y wot ond l~bot tf'lat1on1
Am .. f•(t n •"\'•'V"""'· the fede,~I Con111tuflon. Ca i cwn1a t•t• •
local governmenr S..11she1 the h11toty and govt. gr-duarlorl re-
quor ement (for non 11an1fer studenn ) (Credi• no etedit only )
AMEltlCANII.A Tl ON-Ame: IOOA.a
S.c I M-. 1·10 lil,.ral Arh tide. Im. 2 Mr. _._
Preper111on for US. citlzenstlp. f meriun hlarory .aS ~
ment on the federal. 111te, and loc.al levels. Ne ,...... .......
• .U4 A.MHICAN STUDIES 1-A-r. Stv. 100 4 .....
Wetl. 6:30-10 Sclente Hell Or. '-
Survey of 1elected polltial. 10011, economic, and c:vltvr91 i....
11llutlons of U.S. Sati1fies t late requirement In U.S. H~torv. C--
>lilurlon, 1tate i nd loca l govemment. Not open to ttvdonb with
credil in Hi•lory 170/ l 75 or Pol. Sci. 190. Mat. °'9· $.2.
AH1l410P'Ol00Y, 'hytlcal J .....
're Sec. 2 , ........... 1u 1 , ..... 1.10 Sdeece it E. 11 Z. W
SS7 Sec J (A10lt.ro. 115) Wad. 7-10 H-le-............ 1 .......
SSI Sec 4 (Anthre. 115) Thun. 7-10 "-............. 7 Mn.. .......,,
Hosto,,al origins i nd clavelO!)menl of ~ulturo •nd IOdoty. ~
ogy, recon•l•uctlon, e•tlblishmenr and chronology, blologlc pre-
h111ory, e volutlon•I conupts & lheori.. In th. Ot'i~ of oill\#'O.
ANTHRO,OLOOY, Cultural
S60 Sec. '2 (Anthre. 00) ~" 1· T1'o ,_..,
Analysi• of JQC••I 1trucl\Jre, flmilv ltin1h1p. belief & •'-· 0......
monants of culture & personality Social .,_.1ysis of t«:5otle..
Ct')CIAl SCIENCE (C-t'cl)
CALIFOINIA HIS to .. 1
S61 S.c. I (Hlot. 140) Mo,.. 7·10 LIMNI Ano 1"'9. llft. l
:i u,.;,.
Mt., ..... ,.
fconom1c, •OC••I, •nd pohllul dev.,loponent of C.lif0<ni• rom ih
d "co-.ery •nd occuiu 11on by •l>e SfMn••" to ti>" pruent !!•<on--
mended f0< tl>os• entu ing elemen••ry 1Hchrn9
CHllO nYCHOlOGY-S.. Ticket Net. 310-.l I I
ECONOMICS, ,n..ciplet S Uttih
S43 S.c I (Ee ..... llO) M. 7·10 Sci. led . 1 (M<ocro) Mt. uton
c. 1 Prin o econ. erw yiis,, econ. in,titurions. • 1uve1 of publ.c.
policy. Kon. found11oon1, n•llon1I income •nd e~loyment, econ
fluctu111on1 •nd growth, mone•••y •nd f11cel pol1e:y S.c. 2 & l
Tools & method• of econ •n•lyu., •upply and demand, co•h ,
mlae>11conomic model•, production •nd l•bot.
ECONOMICS, '"-!... 3 Uioito
565 S..:. 2 (le.,.. 11S) W. 7·10 Uloeral Am IM. t (Micro) Mr. i...wis
S.c. I. '~t Econ. IA. Tool& of economic •n1ly•i1, rNCt<>-
e<enomlu, CAp1t1I rl>eory, n11ion1I income, money & tl>e banking
1y&1., infl.tion, role of th• gvt. in monet1ry & fi1e•I policy.
S.c. 2 "'"'"•' price •nd re1ou1 ce 1llocu ion, di•tribvtion of income,
economic problems, internetionel tr1de, c<>mper•live econ. •Y~tems.
SM ECONOMIC 'IOlllMS & '°'-ICIU-lc-. 100 3 U..lto
Thun. 7-10 H-lcoft. ""-· 1 .... t Mr. Lewis
,,.,.,., Not open to •rudenu with credit ln Econ. 180 or l BS. Otle
•eme•llr couroe for non·rNiOro. Org.niu!lon & functioning of ttM
American economy, prob. of economic growfh & r~ourc:e 1tloulion.
OEoolAPHY, c.,1tu,.1 3 UMtl
5" S.c. 2 (0.... 11.5) T ... o. MO ~11 Am 1"'9. ltm. I a.....-ts* u1 s.c. :1 ca-.. 11s1 we<A. 1.10 i.a.. .. 1 Am aw1. 1 .... 1 ""'· Dehill
Cuhur1I elemento of geog. & !heir e0<,.l1tion wilh physia l ele-
menlO, popul.t1on, distribution, l•nd-o.. pellerns, ind rr1de.
S61 GEOGRA'"Y Of CAllfOllNIA-GeOI. ISO 3 UAltl n,.,"· 7-10 U...ral Am IW.. ltm. I Ml. Nell
C:.l1forni1 1opogr1phy, n11ur1I re•ources, ond economic. 1>4llerno.
Recommended f0< 1hoo1 prepering for elementary tuching.
GEOGRA,HY, 'hysi<al J U..itt
54' S.c. 1 (0.0I· llO) M. 7·10 IJ'Mnl Am llcl9. hi. 11 Mr. Ira ....
570 S.c. 2 (Ge,. llO) W. 7-10 UIMnol Am IWp. Im. 11 Ml. a-.d
Buie phy••cel element• end their integr•ted P•""'"' of world di•-
1ribution ClirNte, l1nd form" 10111, •nd neturol veoetetion.
S71 HIStOIY Of THE FAI EAST-Hist. 120 3 U..itt
n.un. 7-10 Ut..t1I Art• lklt. Im. 11 Mr. o.,...1sch
ln1.,rdi>eiplln1ry survey of politia l, 1ocial. economic a nd c;vltur11
tradi1ion1 of EH i A•i• emphH l1in9 India, Chin•, J1p1n, S.E. Alia.
HISJOllY OF THI UNITlD SJATIS 3 U•itt
. S73 S.c. I {Hkt. 170) Wed. MO t'-• L•r I " btr
Survey of Americ;an hi•toric1I developmen1 from the founding of
tlle Englt•h colonie-t to 1 B76, polltic1I, economic, intellectu1I, f0<1ign
policy. S.ll•fie• St•I• req. in Amer. Hi1t.
HISJOIY Of THI UNITID STATES
574 S.c. 2 (Hkt. 175) W-4. 7·10 l .... I Am 1"'9. Im. 7 Ml. Boltoa
Continu•tion of 1'1e •urvey of Americen Mu orlc1I deve lopment
•ince IB76. S.ti1fie1 orate requirement in Amer. Hi•I.
HISJOIY OF WUTllN CIVlllZATION J U•ito
S7S Sec. I (Hlot. llO) t ... o. 7-10 Uloenl Am .,. IM. 11 Ml. o.,...isdl
O.ve lopmenl of -•tern cvlrure from earliest beginnings lo the
16th cen1ury, the lmp1c1 of pollliul, •ociel, cultura l and e conomic
1chievemenh of previous civiliz.•tion1 upon our own_
Hln on Of WUtHN CIVlllZATION J U11itt
S7' S.c. 2 (Hnl. 115) Wed. 7-10 s.1o ..... •w.. 1 .... 25 Mt. le-*'""'
Wulern cvltur• from the 16th century to prrtl!nt. Outline of
develOl)ment of •oclal, economic, poli1ic1I & cuhufll instlrvtion1.
577 INTHNAllONAL AFFAlllS-,ol. Sci. 110 3 u.,;,,
Wed. 7-10 llberel Art• llcl9 Rm. 3 Mr. Millar
Bockground rn US or Europun h1>1ory h.,lpful. Rel11ton1 of
n•l10ni, fvntt1on1 of power, diplomacy, inlerna11onal l1w and
org1n1u 1ton. •nd C!COnom1c fecroro Case •lvdi.,, in problems of
U.S. loreogn poltcy in rhe l1gl>t of the East·Wes! cold war.
INHOOUCTION tO GO'IERNMENT (U.S.)
571 Sec. 1 l'ol. Sci. 110 M, 7·10 Home l e. lld . ltm. 12
3 u .. itt
Mr. Miii.or
579 S.c. 3 ("ol. Sci 110) n.. 7-10 liber1I Art& lld9. llm. 7 Mr. W1r1
'roroq: Sec. I & 3 Poh SCAT '"'t (Teai sc'1edule 1n11de f1onl
rover) Prrnciplu end problem• of 90\/•rnml!nl wilh empl>aso• on
'"" A-riun poli1iul syslem at •II le\lels S..1tslies Sl1te •equ1re·
menh in lhe I,) S Constltu11on, Still! ind loot government M'I
Chg $2 00 Sec 2 onlv
MAUI AGE & fAMll Y-See Tic~•t No1. 2.._171
510 ,HllOSO,HY, Intro -'hil. l 00 3 U"ih
Mo". 7·10 the Forum Dr. lewi•
Ovt!sloon. peopl• uk •bQu• the universe and therr pli er m ot
Pou ible •"•we" develo~d by le•dtng ph1lo.oph"'' on such ore••
"'' thf' m"•nin9 ot ~ nowledoe iu ent1f1c methods rel191on, •th1c_,
au1tie11n , l>1••orv pol111c. & metephy>t«
581 "HllOSO,.HY OF IDEAS-,hil 115 3 Unm
Mon 7·10 Home Econ. Slclg Rm. 7 Mr W•ll
An•lvu~ of l"rW!41"1•ng1 ctf"d ._. if'•rch tor 9f"f\ent hvth!. '" 1h~ w1111ngt
o f 1eprru·n1•ttvri of pktlO\Ophu. w isdom Cmph~s•s 0111 ..-o-nt 1tilev
Sil 'HllOSO,HY ANCIENJ-P'hil. 7A
The dev.,lopmt'n• o f •he Hell""'' mond Empl>uos " on .,,.11,,,
ol rhe buor 1 .. t of pre·Soc11tH Plato and A"•IOtle
,SYCHOlOGY J U11ih •su S.c. I ('• ch. 100 tue•. 7·10 Scie"c• Hill Or. Orv"'
lnlro cou11e Appl1c•lion of p•ycl>ological principle• to lhv JM!•·
1onol end 1ociel ed1u•lmenl• of tli., normal individual Mo1•v•t1on,
erno11on._ conflict>. 1nd1vidua I dlfter<'nces, grow•h .nd d.,v.,lop
1nent Mat. Chg. $ 1.00 Sec. I only.
SJ4',SYCHOLOGY, A ,1.d-'•ych. SS .'I U,.ih .... ,... ---P11w cal u•e of p•ycl>ology In lh" enrichmenl ol everyday life, In
ind111tr1•I, eduol•onal, and clinocol p•ycl>ology. (Non·tr•n•fer
nol recommended fo, tl>o•• wit!> credit in P•ycli IA)
nYCHOlOOY, '•n-al & Social Adju•._,., J U•itl
sas Sec. 1 l'•ych. '10) M-. 7.10 H-1c .... •w.. 11 M• ..... dley
SM Sec 2 I'• ch. 110 T.,.o. 7·10 H-(co ... l14t. Im. 11 Mh o °'"'"''
Sl7 Sec. 4 l'•ydl. 110) W9". 7-10 "-£c-. 1"'9 ...... 11 Mr. Lee
Sii Sec. 6 l'sy~h. 110) Titwn. 7-10 H-1c .... IW.. 1l Mr ........ ., sn s... 1 ,,,.,ci.. 1101 "'""· 1.10 c-.... 1-. •Wt. 1c Miu o.. ....
'••eroq: Piycl> I 00 (Sec. I, '1, •. 6, n Pr in or •diustment, the
h.1lthy penon1l1ty, edju1trnen1 >o ltfl! situation•, 00.llcleo .,..
cou"'•'•d wuh 'olution,, recent r••••'"<h
SOCIAl SCIENCE (Co..t'd)
590 lfllGIOHS. IAS1 & WfSt-"'il. 110 J IJ.,lo
Wed 7·10 Mum IW9. IM. 1 MT. Well
rh.t n11ure of relo91ou• thlnk1n9 and belief P111ern• deve loped In
both the Wot ond th1t U&I, their ,,.fev•nGe lo the contempou ry
ontelle clu•I world
A b•o•dtr undentondong of tlie w0<ld.. religiou• thought
•n•lyit• of the princ1p1I document of th" Eut, oacrl!d htl!tllUre ••
" •ymp•lhellc .. xprt!n1on of reli91ou• 1hov9h1 ind culture
SOCIOLOGY, I01tro I U•lto
!Q ! Stl Sec. 2 (Soc. 11S) n...n. 1·10 ScietKe HIN Mr. M41
Soc11l inte1rel11ion•hip• ond Sl'°"P organiu tion, foundellon• of
IOCoe ry, wlture, 10011 d1fferen1iation, 1oci1I in1to tu1tono. Met Chg
'2 00 S.c. 1 only
SOCIOLOGY, A .. I. ef Socllll ,......_
ff2 Soc. I (Soc. 100) Moe. 7-10 Alt c-....
sn s.c. J !Soc. 1001 n..n.. 1-10 ,,.,,.._, Scte.c. ...... 201 Mn.~ ..
Amerou n •ocial problemo. v•lue syuemo w ithin which p<oblem•
denlop. lnduotri•lization, P<>9<1l.tion, Crime and dellnqul'ncy,
f1mily, rice rot.Hon•, i nd education. •
CHILO ,SYCHOlOGY-S.. ridiet N ... Jl~11
VOCATIONAl ,rlANNING fOI WOMIN-S.. Tldtet Ne. 1IO
SUPERVISION INDUSTRIAL . BUSINESS
CEaTtFICAll Of ACHllVIMINT-S.. ..... 3 -
WOIK IXHlllNCI llGISTUTION-S..,... 3 .
•USINHS Ct)IUSf'ONOIHC(-S.. Tuet No. 164
COMMUNICATIONS fOI SWRVISOU-S..peov. 100
600 Sec. 2 n.w.. 7·10 "'" c-tet ...... 1.,. I Mr. S.ith
Developing telking, li1tenin9 and w riting •k•ll• c0!\Ji1tent with
i>ood humen relatiO!\J principles for the supervi•or or meneger
601 OOVBNMIHT SPVICI. F • ..._ ..... of-Govt. S..... 100 J Ueitl
Conc.epl• j Fel,.1, Stall!, •nd loul governmento. their 0<geniu ·
hon, rNnegement, functioning and inter1c.lion.
602 HUMAN lflATIONS FOii SU,l.VISOIS 1-s..,.,.... IOI
Techniquu i nd 1pplic.1rions of p•ychologicel prind pj,., in
beller employer-employ..., rel•lion•hips.
building
HUMAN lllATIONS fOll SU,HVISOIS 11..:s..,.,.... 102
60i S.c. I ""-· 7·10 c-u... •We .... 14
J U11ltl
Ml .....
Technique• end prlnciple• by whi'h 1t.e supervi•or motlv•t•• hi•
employee• tow.,d compeny •nd or~ni11tional g<><1ls.
INTIO. TO SU"IVISION-S..,.,,,. 104
604 S.c. I Moll. 7·10 Mulic ...... l11t. I
60S S.c. 2 W-4. U c .. 11 Mo .. '•lie• fee. 1 .... Sl2
,...~, Sec. 2 Munic.ipel employ ... Sec. 4 Public Mrvice employee.
Supervi•or'• resp0mibiliry for org.niution, dutiH, communicelion,
pl1nning human rel•rion1, 1r1ining. ev1lu11ion •nd morlv1rlon.
f:01 JOI AHAlYSIS & W04UC SIMl'l.IFICATION-Su~. I05 3 Ullih
Moll. 7·10 A1ric11hure 1"'9. Ion. I Mr. Nix°"
Moch1niu of 1n1ly1tng proce .... , ()p"retions, and t1sk1 involv"d
1n work, to reduc.e effort, hme i nd exJ)"nditu,..,o.
6Cll lAJOa MANAOlMINT IRATIONS-SupetV. I06 2 U .. ih
Hi110<y .J deve!pmen1 ol l•E r movement, union contt1C1>,
groev•nce proudure1, N•llOn•I l1bor Rt!l1tions Act, W19ne: Act,
T1ilt Hertley Act
3 U111to OIOANIZATION & MANAGEMENT-S..C"'· I07 s a • 60t S.c. 2 Wecl. 7·10 tecli. II.it. Im. 14 Mr ..... 11
Super\li1on' re1pon11biliry for planning, orgainlzing, dirrcting, c.on·
1rollong, coordin•llng, e>t•blishing lint! of 1ulh0fity, functions of
dep.trlmenh or uni,., du1iu •nd responsibolillt!l, policie1 and the
pror.edure•, rulo and regula1ions
610 'EISONNEl MGl FOR SUP'Elt'llSOU-Suporv. 808 .'I Unit•
W•d. 7-10 liberal Am lk19. Rm, 4 Ml. Kowaleoill
Bole functions ol •n indu•lroal rl!la1ton, dept Emphasis on
employment, wag!! and .,lary •clminislralfon, per~onnel •pp:aioo l._
iraoning, and labor rel11ion1.
611 ,RODUCTION 'LANNING & CONTROl-Supo!'f, 809 2 Uftlto
Mo ... 7:15-9:45 Co.,,. .. 1;,,9 IW9. Im. 7 Mt Ro..,.i...r1
fh., rnanuf•clurong cycle. Oir.,cted 1ow1rd producloon dt!P8rrment,
supervi•orv •nd ~llted per•oi>nef •uch as purch .. ing, 1ecounting &
engine.-r1ng Systems & procedures., rt1trne11n9. planni,,g, rmnpwr
lo•d"'9· onvenrory conrrol, scheduling. and di•P8tdung
611 P'UlllC lMP'lOYU llElATIONS-Superv. 810 l U"itt
Tue• 7-10 l•t•ncr• HS Im 203 Ml. Thomp•-
[mploy"" employl!r 1ela11ons on t"" public ..,r\11te lmP8CI of co~
lect"'" ~goroerons & •rbotraloo" proted on pvbl suv employees
613 S'l'STEMS ANALYSIS, Intro -S..porv 812 J Unitt
MoOI 7-10 H-fco" lldg llM 10 Mr. K~I
H1Jforv, df"vPlopment & pnnc1ples ol 'V''em-s art~lys•t. 1errr11notogy
btu ic theory, Jtmphf1e.d <.AH' 1rud1ei For ivpt>rv110r1 or tho~e
tt•,n1n9 fo..-su~'"'''°'Y pos1tton1
THEATER ARTS
ACTING FUNDAMENTALS (Poley P'rod.) 3 U•ito
610 S.c I (Th. Am IOOA8) Mon. 7-10 S•ill Ce01t1r Im. 6 Mr Wen11
621 S.c l (l A~ IOOAI) Tve• 7-10 S.ill Ceftter ltm. 6 Mr W1 .. 11
Dtttuu•on, 1llu1tr"1lon • .,nd prachcal ~•perif'nce in •cfmg. lme=
reecitrlg , c.hJttdtl~r11tlhOO, malu~·up, co~'u,,..tn91 and r~h@ar••ls.
rr11bloc ~rlo•M6nce ol S<I!""' from pl•y•
622 ADVANCED ACllNG 'IOCESSES-Th.,ter Ar11 220 3 U11itt
Wed 7-10 S.ifl Center Rrn. 6 Mr P'urliiu
,.,..,.q !heal., Ari• 8001! O• Pquov~l•nl """""""'" ~c011d yu r
nl '"'"""I.eel .,,,dy ol •<•1n9, de1igned lo isolate personal &cling
ptobl'°m' In rnoVe-menf, charArtetflbllOn~ VO•C@ and flfier1")' fllP--
prO<!t he, NOT AN INJllOOUCTOllV COURSE
612 lllHEAISAl ANO P'EllfORMANCE-Tll. Art• 40 2 U10 ito .. Lall ............ ~ ... Sleh~.,,,., .-nd P'",..,."'"'")n of 1Crne5 and one-•ct play•
. .,.
• ~y bP t~lf'n lor gr Ide• or tor cred;t•no a l!dit
• Ma••r••I Char99
Claues lhgin w .. 1t of S.pt. 13
TRADE AND TECHNICAL
AIR CONDITIONING -S,TATIONARY ENGINEERING
CHllFICAJE OF A<;HlfVIMINT-S.. ,.. .. 3 .
WORK EX,HIENCE UGISTUl lON-S.. pee• 3
650 All CONDITIONING CONJIOU-S11t. Entr. 106 3 1M1et
T ..... 7-10 Jech. lklt. 1 .... 21 Mr. l'-n
He11ong, venr1l111ng, relrogeratipn end orr oond11ionln9 controlo
end control syu .. m1 Replacl!• Stll. Eng<. 6:2AB.
6.SI AIR CONOllfONING All OISTlllUTIOH-Stat. l .. r. IOS 2 U.ito
"'-· 7·10 Tech. •Wt. 1 .... 21 Mr. llnn
,,.,...., St•I Engr 801 or equiv. Operation, dlltrlbutoon, el: bel-
t nc.e ·n~ 1'Ninten1inc.e or eir condllioning •nd heetlng duC1• end
rl>eir controlo. Replace• Stet. Engr. 67
6.12 AIR COHOllfONINO ,.INCIPUS-Stel. fft1r. IOI 2 u.lh
We<A. 7:1S.9:4S Tech ....... lill. 21 M•. '•KM.
,,,.,,.,., St11. Engr. 800 or w0<king in thi• field. Properll•• of tl>e
•Ir, eir movement, air reqviremenll, control end comfort zone, heal
loed1, p1ychometric c:herf and 1lr mu aurong lnstrurnenh .
US llHIOllATjON l'l.INCll'LES-Stet. &.pr. 100 2 U.ln
..... 7:1S.9:4S Nuni... W..c. IW.. l11t. S Mr. ,..0..
luic refrigeretlon theory· for those with no u perlence In thl1
lleld. HHt principle•, cycles, tomf>r111lon law•, eppliGalions of
theory end trouble •hooting, H rvidng.
6.14 SJIAM l'LANT MAINffNANCE-St1t. l ... r. tOIA 2 Ulllb
Mr. S.ltrilte
conden,•r•, f .. d w•ter
1tr•inert •nd 1ep•r1tor1,
"'""• 7·10 Tech. IW. ...... 21
Moinll!n•nce, imr1ll111on, ind repair of
htt1ren, 1tr1intHs1 evaporators, pipe line
dr1in1ge •y•t"m" •nd boiler repaor.
-APPRENTICE CLASSES -
L1m11ed to indentured •pprt!nlices ind tl>o'" employed In the rr•d•
Not •hop clone>. Relatl!d teclin1al tre1non9 ro supplement wor~
performed on 1he 1ob. Regn. pe""ift..t lt.rv Dec. It.
WOii( EVUIENCI llGISTIATIOH-S.. ,.. .. J
CAll'fHTIIY-llc19. Jr1d.1 IOOA-H
~S S.c. I Tv .... n.un. 7:15-9:45 Jech. llcl9. Rm. 13C
'57 S.c. 2 T"e1.-n.11n. 7:15-9:45 Jech. •We. Rm. 19
65' S.c. l Tueo.·Thvn. 7:15-9:45 Tec.h. 1"'9. ltm. 17
661 S.c. 4 Tu11.-Thu". 7:1S·9:45 Ted>. lldg. ltm. 130
WS GLAZING-lldtl. lrad.o IOlAI
Mo ... 7·10 Redwood Cottage
,AIN1ING-lld9. Con. IOOA·f
667 S.c. 1 Tuu.-n.u". 7:15-9:..S S6cill Cir. 5
669 S.c. 2 Mo11.·Wed. 7:1S..9:4S Miill Ctr. 7
671 S.c. 3 Tue1.-Jhur&. 7:1$-9:45 Skill Ctr. 7
A,,llEO ,OWEI HYOIAUllCS-S.. Tic.et No. 737
'LASTIC TKHNOlOGY, lfttro.-S.. Tic. .. t No. 7SI
SHHTMETAl-Sh .. tmet•' 100 A~
673 S.c. 1 fu1•.·1'liu". 7:15-9:4$ Tech. 22
67$ S.c. 2 Mon.-Wed. 7:15-9:45 Tech. 22
677 S.c. 3 Mon.-Wed. 7:1S-9:4S Tech. 130
1 or 2 U•itl
Mr Che"'berlalR
Mr. urM ....
Mr. 0..,;..,.
Mr, lvt•ley
or 2 U•ih
Mr. &.tea
1 ., 2 U..it.
Mr. HeMley
Mr. Jw•M
Mt. C.trur
1 cw 2 Ullin
Mr. Abe .... ttiy
Mr. Groeley
Mr. Coa
-AUTOMOTIVE AND ENGINES -
WOIX EX,UllNCI lfOISTIATION-S.. ..... 3
GAIDIN ENGINES-See t idiet No. 010
611 AUTOMOTIVE Ala CONOIJIONING-A11to. Tull. 61
,,.,.q: Auto rNinlenance l!xp..rfl!nat. Thl!ory, !rouble •hooting,
and 1n,11tlalion of refri91!r11ion 1ystl!ms, compreuou , ev1por11ou,
cond""'""· and control d"vicl!•
t6U AUJO aooy ANO FENOH lf'All-Aulo lo.ly SIAI J u.itt
Contonuelton of be•ic skill d""elopment 1n •'1eet metol rep•ir.
Mii Chg U SO
h&J AUTO aOOY ANO FINOH HPAll-Auto lo4y SIA 3 U11in
Fundement•I 'Operation• of aulo sheet metal 1tr1igh1ening. Prop-
ertieo of rNleri•I• uoed in repair ind preper•tlon for peinting.
Mii Ch9, SS SO.
tu.c AUTO lltAKES, FRONT ENO, ,OWH ASSISTS-A.T. '9 2 u,.;,.
,,.,.q: Employed mecl-l•nic. Br1 ke servke ond meinienanca, wheeJ
•lignment •nd b•l1ncing, •hock ab•orber1, end power aulot•.
Quelilies for S11te Brok• AdjuJtoro eo m. Mal. Chg. $2.00.
tus AUJO CAH fOI WOMIN-Avto. Tech. 110 2 U.U..
Principe• of oper•lion of ,t m£rn euto. Pr•ctk•f eaperLnc.e In
melntenance and rl!poir at the ownor-<>per110r level. Mat. Chg S2.
AUTO OIAONdSIS & TUNE-U,, .... -Awto. Jech. 10i 2 u.ltl
•w Soc. 2 ,__ MO A1ric111tw .. •kit· M.05 Mr. Le ..
leC1u,.·shop course aimed at rhe ln1ereU•d c•r ownor. 811ic eule>
motive eleC1rical theory and fuel sy1temo, beuc. engine do•gnooi•
and tun&-up proc.,durl!. Mat Chg $3 00.
61t HYDRAULICS MAtNnNANCl ANO HPAIR-Awto. tech. IOI 2 Uaitt
B1uc concepts of mao ntl!nancl! & rl!pair of mobil., hydr1ulrc eQuipt
t689 AUJOMOTIVE TRANSMISSIONS-Auto T.ch 64A 2 U•ltt
Booe prol't~opl.,, and reburldong o l Powl!rghde end Fordomaroc
0 P"r•tonq tl>~ory of •II oulomalic lran>mou 1ons Mot Cl>g $1
AUJOMOTIVE tUNE-U,-Auto. f•ch. 67A ....... -. . ........ ~ .
,,.,.q: Employed mech•n•U lt!Clur"·'hop course In uoe ol d l••rlbu-
to• llroboscope osc1lloscope, and dvnamomer.,r Alternator>, oenero
•on. vohagr regulators tlnd '"nsl.stor 1gmtlon1 extiauit emlu1on
conlrol1 Pr~p for Mech•nrc .. A" locenor Mat Chg $2 00
t692 FOIEIGN CAI TUNE·U,-Auto tech. I06 2 U•it•
lectvre•lab de.19ned lor Gar owne". B .. ic eutomollve eleclrical
theory end fuel 1ystems, BHtc engine diognosl1 ind tune·up proce-
dure• for popular light foreign tars. Mat, Chg. $3.00.
MOTOICYCl( MAINT. & llE,AllS-Auto tech. I07 2 U"lto
d .~ ....................... .
•6H Soc. 2 fhwra. 7·10 A9rlc11lturo 1"'9. Shop Mr. Ste,.lroy
Lectvre·lab, 1h .. ory of ()p"rations and meinleN1ncet of motorcycle"
engine rune up, electroca I and-tran•m•u•on syorem• lnlended for
motorcycle owners ind u "" introductory oourH for those pl•n
n1ng • voca1ion1I carl!er '" e:ycle repair. Mel. Chg $2 00
OOTIOAID lNGINI MAINJ ... U,All-Avte J. '°' ' u .. 1t
•6t4 S.c. I Wed. 7-10 Agri<. lklt. ShOf' {bcl• Ne• 10) Mt, Kt.lret
•'9s S.c. 2 Wed 7·10 A9ric. •Wt. Shop IS... Nov. 17) ""r. Kie .... 9-w•. coune Se'4ict1on. m1inten1nce •nd rep1ir of outboercl engine•
Intended for boet ownoro and •• 1n inffodvC1ory covne lot lhotc
pl•nnong • VOc.1tlon1I c"'eer 1n boet enqlne rop.1ir R-.l1trotlo" f«
2"41 .. .,.,... cle-.-S.. ..... 3. M.t Cho J 1.00
TUDI ._ TKMNICAL (c-.'4)
-DIAFTING -
CH1IFICAfl Of ACHllVIMINT-S..,... J
woatC EXPBllNCE UOISTUTIOH-S.. ,. .. J
•tt AICtOflCTIMAl HAJnNO-Ardo. IOGAa J Ufllft , ....... no-7-10 Air c..'9t ........... 2 Mt. , .... ,.
Prep.rarion ot • .. , of pl<lm f0< a h°""9, ondudong fl00t pl1n,
lound.trion p lot plan, elev111ona, Pl"pecliv.. and de11ils -c.e•·
u ry fo<' me iu uanoe of a building permit Un1fo1m Building Code,
~Ille Housing Act, building 1e1minology
100 &LUEPllNf lllADINO, Me .. I Tredet-Mtl. Tr. S4 I U"lt
Basic revi<ow in fund1menr1ls of bluep.1nt re.ding for machine
operaron and tho .. employed on ••m1l11 oc.cu1>4tion1
•101 aLUE,llNT HADING, Atthltect11rel-Al'Ch. 54 U"it
Blueprint rn ing, speciflc.ellons, and b11ic codes llmlred
dential and •mall commercial bulld•ng•. Mar Chg. $1.00
to re•i•
DRAntNG 'ltACTICIS, ktlc-h1d. Draft IOO
702 Sec. 1 Mon.·Wed. 7-10 Tech. &Ide. Rm. 23
2 Units
Mr. Ch..-d
U•e of drafrlng instrumenll, lettc11ng, sk.erching, O"Om.,11ic c;on·
1truciions. orthographic and piciorial p101eclion1, basic domt<n·
11on1, 1h1Hd• and fHrenors. Srudenh furnosh rh.,ir own dralrono
equoJ>""'nl. Mat, Chg. Sec. 2 $ 1 00.
703 ORAmNG 'llACTICES, lltter.-1..cl. Draft. IOI 2 Unit>
Mon.-Wed. 7·10 Tech. Bide. Rm. 23 Mr. Chard
,,.,.q: Oreh 800 Of' I yr renint H.S drefrong. Re11i"w a!'d
improvement of drafting prlCloc&o used 1n indu•trial drafring.
Orrhogonal projections. songte and double auxiliary pro1.,crrons,
dimensioning applicarion, woAing drawing•, inte .. utions and
developmen11. thrH ded fa1re11111, and individuol solu1ions ro
pr•ctical deoign proble m• S1ude1111 furnish own equipmenr.
704 EJ.KnOfOC DllAmNG-llect. IOlf J Uelto
Tue1.-n...n. 7·10 Tedi. aw.. Iba. 11 Mr. Schroeder
,,.,.q: High school drehlng Of' equiv. BHic 1erminology end
tedln1q.,.1, 1yrnbola, 1chema1ics, euxlliary projection, and blodt
wiring, and MfOH• d legrema. Studenh furni1h own equipment.
705 EUC'ftONIC PACKAGING DOION-flect. 110 J U111tt
Tu ... •TltuA. 6-t Tech. aw. ...... 11 Mr. Sch,_.,
,,.,...., El.ct. 809 or equiv. Com~m board layour1, printed
circuit boerda, modul., peckeglng, -lded co111trudio11 con.alder·
Ing coat, ala, &Npe, produclblllty end envlronrneniel eotidition1.
GEOMETIJC POSITIONING & TOlBAHCIN~S.. T\t. Ne. 747
'RODUCT IUUSTUTION-S.. 11c:bt No. 746
704 PRDSUH PIPING SYST'Bo\I I, ;;r et-or.~. I01 4 U.ltt
,,......, Oreft. 800 Of' equiv. Introduction to enginHrlng de11ll
drawlnga of piping sy• .. ma for comrnerdel end lndu11rl1I plenll.
705 SH&T MITAl. DllAnlNO ANO DITAIUNG-la.t. Mtl. a10 :l U.ih
,,......, si-t metel w0tk experience. To ecqueint sheet metel
worltert wlttr 1hop loiyout and detailing procedures.
•706 TECHNICAL IUUSTIATIOH-0,.ftr 60A t1 J ""~-
,,......, Ind. Dreft. 800 or Jqulv. Tecf>nlc:al 1i21tretion prad lca
Including 3-dlmen. drtwlng, explod.d views, & lnltlng. Mal. Chg. $2
.,.07 TECHNICAL IUUS"ftATIOHr leak-Tech. !heft. 56 4 U11ita
,,......, Oreft. 800 or equiv. Specieliud tedl. u..d in dnic.tl
llharutlon. Experlenoea in exonomelTic dreht, dlartt. overlay•, Ink·
Ing tech. & pr ... nrerion drawing. Mat. Chg. $2.00.
• 708 TKHNICAl IUUSTllA TIOH-0.efri:p 609 J U.ltt
-UZI! ~: Orefting 6CA or Tech. Oreft. 56 or equiv. Dimetric al'ld
lrimelTlc techniqve1; blueprint enelysis; chert end graph l<lyou1
tetlinlquet; prep.ration of lllu1trellons for reproduction by grephlc
ar11 prooet .... Mat. Chg. $2.00.
•709 TECHNICAL IUUSltATlON-0.e7 60C J u.lh
'l'ffeel' Draft. 60tl or equiv. Appllcetlon to lnduttry type probleme;
chart end guph loiyoul el'ICI pe1i.tip techniquet u1ing 1ren1fet
type, tliert type, end c.olo< prooeu overleya; prep. of lllustrarions
for reproduc1lon by grephlc erh proc-11 ... Mat. Chg. $2.00.
710 TOOl DUION, leelc-Teol De ..... IOO I U•ita
T.,..,.n.., ... 6-t Tech. Mcie. R .... U Mr. c..m-
,...nq: 8H lc drolling 1klll1. Prlnclple1 ond proc-dufll of tooling
and produClion machl1111. Oeaign ldeH and 1olulion1, !lo. fl11tu,.
end tooling de1ign1.
711 TOOl DESIGN, A.t11.-Teol O.tip •1 J U•lh
T ...... nw". 1-10 T•clt· aw.. R .... u Mr. c....,_
,_...., Tool !>Mlgn 800. Advenced concepts, auembly jigs, gaugea,
ond check fl•tun11, mounled diH, curttng 10011, hut rreetmenr
requiremenh, job ahop !edlnlquea.
-ELECTRONICS -
CERTIFICATE Of ACHllVEMENT-S.. ,.. .. l
WORJ< EXPUIENCE REOISr.ATIOH-5-,.. .. J
NOTE REGARDING ELECTRONICS MATH COURSES· Theoe cou"u
ha11e recenrly been revised Checl< wl!h counselor, II regn1tar100,
if in doubt.
711 SURVEY Of llECTllONICs-Ele<t. IOO I u,.;,
Wed. 7:»9:IO T .. h. 1149. 1 ... 12 Mr. Mester
Bu ie non-laboratory broed cow rl11g of eledronla , rermino!ogy,
applketiona. com~nll t111end.d IOI' rh~• needing •n '"''~
duc1ory co.in. Math Ml .~.,.,Id be toke11 concur,..ntly.
713-E\ECTRONIC MATlUMAflCS, a.e.-Mlot+r. IOI l Un1t1
Th11r1. 7-10 Sci<onc• Bide. Rm. 4 Mr. Mot1teom•ry
lntroduchon 10 the math requued by electron1c.s tethn1C1ans,
Arilhmetic fvnc1oon1, beginning algebre end fund•mt11tal1. ol 1l1de
rule To b• t&~en by •II who do 11ot pu s the Electron•« Mith
Tu1 (SH Tut Schedule lnsid" fronr cover)
714•ELECTRONICS MATHEMATICS-Math ao2 J U111t1
T ... 1. 7·10 Stlence Bide. Rm. • Mr. Moftteo,,,.ry
,,., .. q: Pan Eltcrronlcs M1rh Teti OR pass Math 801 OR a "C"
or better In Math 10 or 111 equivale1'1t. Malh u 1pplled lo elec:-
1ron1cs. Equatiqna, Ohm'• law, exponent1 and ,.dlc•h'. qu1dra1'.c
equ•lion1, l(irdioff's Laws, and trigonometric luncr1on1. Tt-111
course normally !air.en concurrenrly worh Elect. 801A.
715• INTRODUCTOIY EUCTRONICS-El•<f. I01A J Unit•
Mo11.·Wod. 7:1S•t :4S Tech. Blcfe. Rm. It Mr. Silv.,,....,
,,..,..,.. Pest Ma1h tear (tho .. who fell 1houl~ •eke Mtlt't 801 ond
EleCI 800) (See Tell Schedule ina•de front cover) DC fund1rn.,ntal1,
elec1ron flowt, Ohm's law, ""ea perellel c11cuits. me1et1hunr.
muirrploen and fund•,....nralt ol the allele rule.
TlAOl AND TICHHICAl (C.....4)
716•BKn<>NIC MATHEMATICS-. ... IOJ J U.ltt
T ..... 7-10 l*rol Am aw.. a.... t Mt ......
,....,...., Math 802. COrltlnueroon of Math 802, proceeding rhrouoh
marl\ ropoc• re latong to O.C circulr analyais, A.C and 1ren>1en1
c1rcuil an.ly11•
•717•1NlROOUCT04tY flECTRONIC~lect. IOH 4 u .. 1n
Mo.. .• Wecl. 7-10 Tech. Blcftt. R .... IS 111\r. loou•
,.,..,.q: EleC1 801A and concurren1 regi11ra1ion rn Ma1h 803 AC
fundament•ls. vector •n•lyais, irlduCler>oe, capacitane9, ci1cu11 rticory,
rnonence, opu11oon & funcioon of btalc tH I equop Mar Cho $2.
•718•BASIC ELKTRONICS-Elect. 802 4 U"itt
Tuet.·Thur1. 7·10 Tech. Bide ltm. 15 M•. Sll"ehlow
,,.,..q: El<t<r 801 B or equov Applied elec11on1e1, vacuum rube•
and tr1na1,tor•. con,rrvction of circutri, and testing fot pr•
determined value1 ol ompliti .. ,. usong oacilloscopea, gener.,loro,
mete11 and commercitl power •upplles Mat Chg. $3 00.
719•ELECllONIC CIRCUIT ANALVSIS-Elect. IOlA 3 Unltl
Mon.·Wed. 7:15-9:45 Tech. Bide. Rm. 11 Mr. Price
'r•,.q• Elect 8028 or equiv. Analysis of A.C. •nd O.C. clrcuill
b•Md on fundarnenrol corcu11 theorems, nodal and loop analysis of
circuit> Transformers & grapnlc analy•os of vacuum 1ube circuila.
720 COM,UTER DESIGN, Intro. to-Elect, 104A l Unlt1
Th11!'. 7-10 Tach. &Ide. llm. 11 Mr. Wellter ,,..,..q: Elect. 8038 or eqvov Buie dC1lgn u1ill1ed In modern
computer&, fundomen!als of poogrammong, number sysrems, diglral
d rculrs, Boolean elgeb•a, & b111c logical d .. ion technique•.
721 TRANSISTOR FUNDAMENTALS, &atlc-Elect. I05A J U11itt
Tr;a1. 7-10 Tech. &lcl1. Rm. 12 Mr. Cutler ,,..,.q: EleCI. 8038 Of equiv Tranli•lor circuoh al'ld their anaylsos
The behavior of transisroo and theor epplicetion es ampllfie11 and
switche1 1n electtO"•C CJtcuirs.
722 EUCTROHICS CONT•OL SYSTEMS-Elect. 111 J U11it1
""'"· 7-10 Tedi. a1ct9. Rm. 12 Mr. c-"
,,.,.q: f leer 8038 or equiv and wO<k•ng l.nuwledge of "J" ope re·
tor. Ftmiliarou tion wolh general conceph of the cloted loop
ayatem and methods of enalysis. Tran1ducet1 and 01her e lec•ronl"
ere srudles 111 rele1ion 10 cornplere control sy11em1
•123 RADIO SHVICING-llect. 906 2 Unit•
Mefl, 7·10 Tedi. llcl9. RM. 16 Mr. fici..r
Vocetional course 10< employed 1Mhniclan1 and tho.e wi1hing ro
enter thia focld Review of retlinlque1 & theory. Mat Chg. S2,0<?.
•124 TtlEVISIOH SERVICING, .... -Elect. I07 2 Unlta
Trln. 7·10 Tech. Blcle. Rm. 1' Mr. Eiche•
"•.-q: Elect. 806 Of equiv. lecture, demonstration and labora!ory
c;ourH In servicing block end whire TV rec.elvert. Empha•i• on
pracrlc.al applicallons of H rvlclng p1ocedure1. Mai. Chg. $2.00.
725 TREVISION SEllVICING, Adv.-Ei.ct. IOI 2 Unitt
Thurt. 7·10 Tech. Blcftt. Rm. 16 Mr. fn..
p,..nq: EleCl 807 01 familiarity wirh black and white TV theory
lecture, demona!rorion and lab cour>e in servicing bltck tlld while
•nd color TV ,.ceivort Application of servicing proced .
-GENERAL-
776 aus OllVER TilAlNING, .... -Maint. & °""' IOO 1 Unlh
Th11n. 7:15-t:~ 511111 c ... 1., Ran. 6 (EIHh Nov. 11) Mr. Jone•
t -wlt. ceurM. for new bus d<oven end those who h•ve driven •
year or 1eu . C.re & malnrenonce, 1ralfic laws, emer~ncy & ufety
proaidu11s, defenaive droving, pupil mantgemen•. end c.,e of 1t.e
eacep!oonal child Meell proopective Stare req. for sch. bu1 driven
727 BUS O•IVE• RAINING, RefrMher-Me;.1. & Op11t IOI I U..,
1"un. 7:15-t:4S Slolll Center Rm. 6 (Sn. Nov. 18) Mr. J-•
9-wlt. course. Refte•li•• fCH eapeHenced drivers and an 1n~erv1ce
lmpro11emen1 course l11cludes ropio covered in M & 0 800 woth
emphH oS on a review of lundarne'1tal1 and problem areas le9i1-
trati0ft f~ 2114 """"" ci.u .. -S.. paee J.
72t COHTllACTOR'S l1CENSE-B1d9. Trade1 I04Aa 2 Unitt
Wed. 7:15--.,45 Stu6ent S.rv. Biele. Rm. 6 Mr. lt•Mrd
To auill cendodarn prep.ring f0< the C.lif contracrors' eorn,
t11mlnology, law1 pertaining lo conor, eulmat., & ealimtl problem•
TJIO aUllDING CUSTOOIAl. MAINTINANCl-M.O. IOl J Unitt
Wed. 7.10 Redwood Cotteee Mr. Wert
Prln. •nd prect. ol generel bullding cuslodiel meinlenance. Geared
ro school custodiel penonnel.
721 DlAINAOE. OEOl.OOY, 501LS & fOUNDATIOHS-C.f, IOO J U11lo.
We4, 7-10 Tech. a149. a.... 17 Mr. Alle11/Mr. Holle,..
f'foenq: Civil Tech. 170 (StaliCI & Strength of Mall") or equiv. Bask
lluld mech•nlo , 1olls & foundetions, dreinege, de1ign of drein•ge
sy•lem•, "'bsurlac.e ,.,..,,,, & 11Cpl0f'aflon, criler!a for struclure1 the!
tronaf., loed to aoil Special aoil problems of Orange Counry
•132 IUCTllCITY, fu..d.-S.ct. '•••r IOOA 2 u.lto
W.-J. 7·10 Tech. 11111. Rm. 16 Mr. ci. .. n
Fundamentals tnd terminology of electrlt)ry •• t pplied lo IM u1•
of elecirlcal power Mii Chg $2 00
721 EUCTI. COMMUNICATIOH (JCC Eum ,,..p,>-f-T. 2SO J Unltt
Mo,., 7·10 Toch. Bide. •m 12 Mr. ,.,...,.,
Prepora•1on for the FCC 2nd clH o radlc:>-lelephone l,cen1e eu m
Review of AC & DC corc:u1!s, omplifien and oscillato•a, redio ••
c.ervero & trtn•m•neu , Math, FCC rule1 & regula1lon1. For e1ec1ron10
1tvd.nll 'eeking 1 <Are~, .,, commun1c•tton•
731 ENGINURING REVIEW-bar. 60
733
,rer9q: Eng1nee11ng egrer Ot our ye•n ex perience Ot eqv1V
Prep for Eng1ne~r 1n-T101n1ng fEln eum Rev••w of ma!hem•••eo
mechanics, fluid dynamic.a 1ti.rrnodyn1m1u, str.,ngrh of materool•
elec11icr1y t nd elecrroniu , phy•io, i nd economy
ESTIMATING, 'lANNING & J09 MGT.-alde. c..,,,,
Mo ... 7·10 ui,.rel ,t.m BW. a .... t
,,.,..q: Some con111ucl1on e¥peroenre Prep••• loon ol
1n gftneral construc11on Comp.itt•ion of concrett0 and
1ubconlraciing, dlreCI and overhead costs.
IOJ 2 Unit•
Mr ft.tcher
bod e1llm1le1
lumber cos II
734 MICHANICAl INS"CTION (Electricel)-CoMt. T•dr ICM.A 2 Un;..
Mo11. 7-10 Tech. lld1. Rtn. 18 (Endt Nov. I ) Mr. LtVolr
9-wli. co11rw. To provide •he GOnatrucllon in1pec1or wllh rhe 1'1•C9•·
u ry tkillt to lr>lerprel, ins~tl, and direct elec:rrk1I onsrallarlonJ in
building conslrucllon Beaic eiecrronic., ulety circuitry, conduit,
wlre aiies, code1, 1pecifk1r1on1,
736 MECHANICAL INS,ECTION ("umblto9)-Contt. Tech. ICMa 2 U11ltt
MDft. 7·10 Teth. 1149. Im. 11 (Stem Nov. 15) Mr. St!IJet1
.. wlr. co11ne. Code• end apedfic.erlona for plumbing lnspecrlona,
dreins, wute & ven1ing, 1e111no plumbing m<1lerl1ls, hyd11uliC1.
end clrculotlng 1ysremt
• Ma1.,1al Chorge
i':. . "' . .•
t• • -...... ·-.. • --.. ------• ----
TUDI AND ftCMNICAL ~4)
7U NlltOUUM-C>k FlaD COMOllON PllOa.-f'W. IU J ......
111,.nded f0< tl>oM employed i11 rhe oll field., pjlem. of deaerl-
orerion of rneral by ed ion of -11 weter lndudlng elecfro<Mmlcal
action, 1uc.lter rod, pump, rublng, end cu ing problema e nd !he
verlout method1 of comb.ting tt..M problema.
7J6 PITIOUUM-Oll Will Ol.IW~etr. I05 J U... • &etlc prin. end pract. of rortry drilling i11cluding facton affecTlng
-11 de1lg11 1uch .. pntuure, iemperetvnt, di.-ctlon•I drllllng.
hole problem1, -11 complellon
737 snucTURAl INS"CTION, Baaic-C-•. T. IOO J U..lh
Moll. 7-10 Tech. ltd9. llft. 11 Mr. Htil ,,.,.q, t(nowledpe of contlrucrlon tech. Phyaical sciencea, aoll ate•
billurlon, 1011 atrucrurlng, disrrlburlon of strea.1es & found1tlon sya.
737 .,,um ,OWH HYDIAUUCS-,lettic Tech. IOI
An underorerodlng of the use of fluids under pntu ure in the trenl
miu lon of power or morion under preci11 control,
7H 'LASTIC nCHNOlOOY, l111 ... -,loi1tlc T•cf\. 100 J u ....
Introduction 10 field of plastics including terrnlnology end bealc
knowledge of the various proceue• u1ed In 1hl1 lndu1try.
735 Tl!CHNICAl MATHlMATICS, l!lem.-Maltl 40 J Utoltt
M ...... "'fed. 7·10 kle"ce 11169. a.... 4 Dr. ~1
lnrended lo<' voceroonal end technical majora. Arllhmetic.el manlp-
ul•1lon of whole numben, common •rod decimal frectiona, P9"'
C9ntape, pl•ne geometry, elemenlery elgebre, •rod 1n intro to
trigonomerry. lnduatri el eppllcation1.
-GRAPHIC ARTS -
COTiflCATE Of ACHll!VEMIHT-S.. pe .. J
•140 a.APMIC AIRS fUHDAMINTALSON;Mc Am 66
Le1t11preu end off .. 1 lilhographic P'OCftMI f<H pereon.
prior printing uperienca. &.aic princlpl•t and r.drnlqvet
1hop pradi'!•· Mat. Chg. $2.00.
wl!h no
of print
•741 OllAPfflC CAMBA-= Am 62 1 ......
Met+.oda, chemical1 end supPlift uted In !he G<ephlc c.emer•.
laborllory time on the c.tme•• tnd the uM of derlt.room faclll1l1t.
Mal. Chg. $2.00.
•742 LAYOUT AND DISIOH-0.arlc ""' 61
Tedlnlqve • of detlgn end leyout, peat...,pt w lll Include •lemenh
of oopy, t lrnple llne drawing1, photog,.pha, end !ext cop)( dewl-
oped ll\lo • alngle u11lt. Mar. Chg. $2.00.
.,41 IASIC llTTIV'ttUI Of'llATION-On 1 ......
--lilllll-iliij Opere1ion of Heidelberg 10•15 platen letterpreu Incl Ing det•I
of conllructlon, opera1lng con1tol1, nomencle!u,.. of per11, lodt-up,
fffdlng, delivery, weth·up, and generel malni.nenoe of preu.
M.1. Chg. $2.00.
&talc: operation o 1250. Der.I a conatructlon,
09eretlng con1Tol1, nornencloitu••· 1rrangement of cyllnder1 end
roll•"· feeding. ,.glatretlon end dellw ry ay1tem. Met. Chg. $2.00
1 ......
Survey COUl'M covering I verlout me i nd aup-
ptie1 of offser prif'\llng from o.iglnel •rt 10 printed ~y. Include•
labo,.tory rime on equlprnen!. Mat. Ch11. S2.00.
-INDUSTRIAL DESIGN -
746 '11100 IUUSTR., HNOHINO TICH.-lncl. 0.9f'. IOOAB :l Ullltt
Wod. 7·10 Tech. 1149. RM. 11 Mt. () ... ...,
For !he bfginner 1hru .. mi·profeuional level1 of drawing 1klll.
PronclplH of llne, ahode-thadow, highllghl refledlon, colo" ,,....,.
,..1, end grephic presenration. Slterching ind rendering u1l11g
•1dou1 media end pepen.
-METAL TRADES -• CEllTtflCATI Of ACHllVIMINT-S.. ..... I
WOllK EXPIRtlHCI RIOISRATION-S.. ,.. .. J
BLUEPRINT RIADINO.MnAL-S.. T~ NM. ,_701
• 747 GEOM. '051TIONINO & TOlEllANCINO-Mtl. Tr. IO:l I UtMh
T-.. 7-10 A,,.1114 Sci, ........... 20., Mr. letlua
,,..~, I yr. H.S. math 01 thop meth, Tne me1hodology of det•,.
mining !he euct limit1 of • dimen1lon.d per! or anv feature
of thet pall uillliing thc Industry and gov11nrnenr ec01pled
tltnderd •Yll•m of drawing interpr•ttfion, USASI YIA.S. U..ful
for mach1n!S1t, inlpecio<'•, dreh1men & astlmelon. Met Chg, $I
741 INSlRUMffrlTATION IN MEASUH.MENT-Mlt, Tr. IOJ 2 U..lh
Wed 7·10 Tech. Bld9. Rm. IJC Mr. EllM
Bute: ,,,..,ur•ng on.,rumenh ond gauging technlqv.. uted In the
merol 1rade1 1ndu•"Y Emphu is on equipment and 111 uae.
• 74' MACHINE SHO,. k1 -Metal Tredea IOOAa 2 u.ltt
Mo" -Wed 1 U-t ·4' Toch. Bide ..... 20 M1. Olw..f
l.e•t.•. molllng, d11ll1ng. bench, and f1you1 prac11cet 0.1lgr>ed fa<
tllote w11'1 1.111e or no pr•v1ous machine ahop u p Mai Chg J3
050 MACHINE SHOP, Ad ... -M•tal Tra•• IOIAI 2 U111tt
Tua• -Thun 7 IS.9:U Ttch lld9. l.m. 20 Mr Le--
,,.,.q Meltl Trade• 800A9 or equov. Adv1nced wa<k on lelhea,
1htpe11, molhng mec.h1rnu & aland mochtne 10011 Mar Chg. SJ
•n1 MACH. SHO' & WUD., kf.-Metal Tradea 61 I ., 2 U.IH llllliliiilllillllllilllili•Wl• ......... lilili ...... iili ...
752
Fundamenral 1heory ond 1~11!1 developmani in electrlc t1c end o•y·
acetyle,,e welding Buie machine 1hop pr•Clice wlrh welding,
loyou1 1ethn1quet. bench work, ond prectice on rhe rneial loithe,
h0<l1ontol •nd 11errlcal mill, drill preu, bend uw, ond related
ollochmentt. Mar Chg. Sl0.00.
NUMERICAL MACHINE CONTROl,. l111ro.-Mtl. Tt, I04 2 U.ln
T11et. 7:15--9:45 Tech. 11169. 1 .... 11 Mt-, Me-
,,_,..., Madllnlat with 2 yrt eJ<perlenc:e. Type. of numerle.tl control
ayllems t nd c.epeblli1iH . Progrommlno In 2 ond 3 e11l1 1y1tema.
WILDING, a.1.-Mefal Tre4et I06 YJ er 1 U..-
f7U Sec. 1 M .... 7-10 Tech. aw. ...... '° Mr ...... •1ss S.c. 2 T ..... 7-10 Tech. BW.. RM. 20 Mr. ~'I'
057 Sec. I We4. 7-10 T.clt. Biiie. a.... 20 Mr • ..,...
&etlc ere •nd ecetylene -ldlng and cutting. T"Mory end tabora!ory
pr1C'lice1. ~1udenta furni1h goggle• and glowa. ""''· Chg J I0.00.
...... ~""'"-" ....._ N.v. 24 •• v•CAMiff'ewlat,
•na Wl\DING & POUNDllY, ... -Metal T-'et 76
di J ·-Fundemen1el theory t nd 1~111 chvelopment In 011~«e01tyle,.. -fd,
lng, ele<lrlc arc -ldlno, and foundrv ~t. Chg. $1000.
fUDI AND TfalNIC.AI. lCe.,t'd)
•7st WILDING, Adv -M.t•I fude1 807 'h o• I u,.,,
fhvn. 7·10 f"h. lf49 ...... 20 Mr. M•m•y
,,.,.'I, Mer•I lr•de> 806 01 equiv Adv•nced w•ld1ng ol lerrou•
•nd nonterrov1 m•rer.•I• Studenf\ fu,n••tt goggle\ •nd glovet
M411 Chg $10 00 •e1i .. pe'"'ittecl thn1 Nov 24 u v•uftc;.1 nill.
WILDING, HILIAIC-M.t•I ft. IOI
t 761 S.c I M·W 7 IS·t 4S Tech .• ,,. 10 (St.. S.rt 27) M•. Svti1
•7•2 S.c l l lh 7 l.S.t.o Jech ..... 10 tSh . S.pt. ll) Mr. Mv,.•y
,,.....q: Employt"d or eape,.enc.ed •re or •<etylene wt-lder1 4-wk
cow~• running con•ecufl'W'ely 10 provide muh1 po11t1on 1nlfruct1on
•nd PU•<ttce tn hel1erc wek;:hng 5tudenh furn•sh g099te, •nd
glov.. Milt Chg S20 00 Re91tl••tio" pe.mrtiod throv9hovt tho
••m••f•r f•ch cl•u hmrtetf to 4 1tude"h
-METROlOGY -
rAH Of QUAl. ASSU•. CHT. r•OG•AM-S.e ,.8. J .
7'2 MmOLOGY, lfllro. 10-M.lroloty SO 3 U11i11 ...,.7'ofe Of t 1-1..._ .• 116 • -... _...,
St•ndarda •nd erron of meuurem4'nt leading to understanding
opor•tlng principle• of b•••c meo1urlng insrrumenh ond ~nowltdge
of m<><Urn meuurement sci. ln the prod. of fnterchonge•ble p•rh.
-QUALITY ASSURANCE -
CllTIFICAfl OF ACHllVIMEHf-S.e ,. .. 3
WOllK ucrHllNCE UGISfRAflON-S.e ,. .. J
GlOMEfllC r osmOHING & fOlHANCING-S.. fickel No. 747
tNno. TO COM,UTU SCllNC1-s .. Tlcliot No•. 470-471
ns MAlUIAlS ' r•ocfSS CONTROl-0 ... 1. A 807 J u .. 1 ..
Wed 7 10 Science. l ldg I m I Mr. l•fltJ• ln1~<hon •nd c.onttol of m•ten•h .tnd PfOCl"Ut'\ u•ed m mtg
n• OUAllf'r CONflOl su1vn-o ... 1 A. IOI J Unin
Mo" 7· 10 heh llldg Rm I JC Mt. Otdo"
,,..r•q Ov•I A 800 Survey of the quality control 1y11em ltom
1M Of'9•n11•t1on structure end qu•l•ty conHol eng1nf!f'fln9 tech
f"'lology 10 th• •PPl•<•liOn ot 101411 qu•l•tv con11ol •n a comp.ny
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WALTER E. G LECK LE R will offer a conducting course at Orange Coast College 1n the evening this fall
OCC, GWC CLASSES
Satisfy That Musical Urge
Music your bag? Wheth<'r 1t·s performing or just
pla in listening, Orange Coa st and Golden WC'!'t
have cour ses for you.
One of the most interesting 1s a course 0\\ 1~
offering Mondays from 7-10 p.m . called lnl rodmo.
taon to Conducting. Taught by OCC Chorale aml
Madrigal director Walter E. Gleckler. the course 1 ~
useful for community choral group directors.
el ementary l eachers and other m usicians. It
cover s beat patterns. musicianship. rehearsal
procedures. diction. literature. voice care and
performance practices.
The OCC Dance Band will meet Mondays from 7·
10 p m . under the direction of OCC band director
Dr. Charles Rutherford. Music ians will audition at
the first meeting. The course will cover the study
and performance of dance band music with special
emphasis on phrasing and production techn ique
Both colleges will offer courses on Regmnang
Cuitar. and on lh<' History and Apprec1atwn of
MUSH'
The O\C Community \horah• will mel't
Tuesdays from 7-10 p.m .. as wall the Community
Symphony. Both groups give several performances
per year Thr GWC chorale and orchestra mcf't
separalt'ly al ~o on Mondays from 7-10 p.m .
Roth campuses will offer courses in beginning
piano and in voice training.
TRY UNWINDING
ON DANCE FLOOR
All wound up and about to pop your mainspring·~
A class in squarc> dancing this fall at Golden West
and Orange Coast in the evening may be the ticket.
lassC's will be available Monday evenings at
OCC or Tuesday evenings at GWC. I nstructors wal l
be Glenn Nichols at G WC and Dottie Duddridge at ace
ADDRESSES OF OFF ·CAMPU S MEETING PLACES
GWC Offering
Air Traffic
Control Course
In response to the shortage for air traffic
controllers. Golden West Evening College is
offering an introductory course this fall as a first
step toward gaining a controller 's license.
Even though the demand for controllers is
climbing rapidly. there is only one school fur
licensing traffic controllers in the United Sta tes.
and to get into it a person must have some
background and training. Usually people are hired
by an airport and then sent to the school in
Oklahoma. according to FAA representative John
Davis.
An air traffic controller at Los Angeles lnterna-
twnal Airport. Davis will leach the Golden West
Course.
Designed to develop an understanding of FAA
physical and psychological requirements for
employment. the course includes an in-depth study
of FAA components and ai r traffic control
systems.
The knowledge of federal air regulations and
FAA sa fety procedures for air traffic control
presented in the Wednesday evening course makes
i t.a good class for pilots. too. Either a studen t pilot
l i<'ense or Aero 50 are prerequisite to this course .
Reading Course
Helps Parents
Help Children
A <'hild·s ability to read determines to a large
extent how well he does in school. This fall Golden
We. t Evening College is offering a nint'·week
course for parents interested in helping their
chi ldren.
The class will develop techniques and practices
tu help cslahlish a daily parent-child tutorial rela-
t ionship in the.home. Part of the course deals with
the importance of professional evaluation for
special problems causing reading difficulties.
Skills and attitudes developed during this course
C:1lso will aid par ents assisting school districts as
teacher aides.
Taught by Mrs Joni Kellog. reading specialist
for the Oceanview School District, the cou rse ts
scheduled for M"ndays. 7-9 p.m