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1971-08-19 - Orange Coast Pilot
, COPTER WHISl(S 2 TO FREEDOM ' I Cle1nente Shies Away ··DAILY PILOT * * * 1oc * * * Fro1n Bi§arre LAFC Flap THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUSt 19, ·197]j l.IOL . U, NO.,,._ I llltTl(INS, .. PA•ll eamsters a reeze Navy Con111ur1ados Drugs Smuggled In Secret Cache SA .'li' Dl[GO IL"Pl l-Navv cnmmandn- 1.r pr. figh !er~ Wf're .:i cc uscd \Vcdnrsda:-" of smuggling heroin into the l:niled Sta!es from Vielnam in~ide cla~slficd equiprnent l'>liich (';H1nnt br nprncd fnr insprc!u111. ThP ;illcJ::,<i!ion \111i; conl11i 111'd 1n an ;if. fidavtt filr<I allcr four men. 11110 nf them active memhcrs nf Sc:il Tean1 0nr. ll'ere charJ::,ed fnnnall.1· "11h cnnspirin F: rn smui::gle anrl 10 p<lS!'C~s ahnut nne pnund nf high-.11r.:ide heroin 11·1th 1nlenl In d1slrihutr 11 ln1·t s1Jgat1nn of the matter 111l\ C(\fl· 260,000 1'ruekii Recalled h'" (;'l o~:TRnlT I! rl \ -(;rnrr;:il \\r1tnr<; ('nrri 1~ .:1sk1n~ thf' nu·nrr~ 11f lhr 2F.l\Jlfll1 ('hP1-rnlr1 .:i nd G~1r l1 J::h1 rtu11 1r11«k~ 1n rl'lllrn them rn drAlrri; ~n Iron! .~prin~ e ~srn1hl1r.~ And rnwrr brakes r;in hP 1n- i;rec!l'rl. Th<> front ~prini:, .:isscn1bl1<>~ on 12~ non lflur"·hcrl rlnvr trurks prnrl11cefl rl uring the l!lli!'l , 1970 Rnd t~il mndel ye.:irs ma.v <'On!.:i1n poss1b!e defr>c1.~. a GM spnkf'i:m;in s:iid tnrlay tnrler ccr\<11n condi tions. a sriring <'nuld brerik nrar thl' front atlachmenl on lhe steering column sidl' H this oc- curred. thP truck could veer !n~·ard the Ir.ft in left-hand dri\'e trucks nr lo the righl in righ!-hrind trucks. hr said. Orange • Cea st 'A'eother The weatherman sees more sun. shine today Rnct Friday following the usual low cloucts and fog alon11: lhe coastline. Temps at the beach ~·ill be !n the Jo""· 7fl's ri~in,I[ t.o 8.'l inland. Ul~·s tonight 11round 66 de- grees. I NSU)E TODAY Thert.'& n/mnsl tlfl /1 1"11 11 ir> th ,. fllrt IJOU rnn hriv c tr1fh t/ir 111>10 Cnlifnrnin 01110 /icen.~r p/rilr.~. Snmr P1't1"1plr! arf rtn PO(]" 1 fnrln JI. l lflfl• " Morr.••• Loctflltt 11 Ct l•ftlf"f111 " Mii•••• ll>tl C~n-1111 "' ' Mu•ut! ,~,.., " C•tnl"t11 II·" •Utleflll "l•wt ... c ....... ~ O•t"lt C1u111V .. Cronwo•lt " i•om ••• D1t !fl "llllC•• " \It<'< Mir-HI .,, Dlvorct) .. Ttl~vl!fftft " flt•l9•111 "H ' Tflt.itro 11·U lfll1rt11nm111J 11 IJ Wot•~~· • ,lfll fl(I ,..,, W&l'ni!fl'I Oj•WI II " 1'1&tOtC011 " Wtrll "It WI ,_, ••• Lt lll•ra " tinue ;ind nlnre arrests "'ere expected. C. B. Dure!. spcci.:i! agent in ch.:irg1> of !he Ferlcr;il Bure<iu of N<1rcot1cs and D;;ingerous Drugs, s.:iict . :\rr·<'sL~ nf 1he four rlrfcnrlitnl ~ rnrled l\1·0 1n0nlhs of undcrcrn·er 1nvestig;:itinn by Durel's office, the Customs Bureau and the ,\'avy. Durel said. The heroin \1·.:i~ recovered from 11 ca r ht>lon~•ni:. to one flf the rlefend11nts, A~sis· !ant Ll. S. Alt~-. Roher! P. Rissn said. 1'he r.:irhe 11·.:is fnund in~ide ;:i h(l]Jo"·ed nul sroJlP 11·h1rh 111.:is rlcemcd cl<issified equ1p- mrnt . hi' e:-cpl a1ned. r\rr.i1gnrd anct flfdl'rl'd heir! nn S.'iCl.000 hood rach 11ere (;corge R. Sha"·· 42. nf Coronado: Rnl:inrl 1'\ (;ersnn. 22 , of lmpen.:i l Br.:irh. Thomas F:. Oonnl'.:tn. 21. of lhe Amphih1n11s Ba~r or Coronado :ind John Br nau11. 2~. of Cor(lnadl). ~1issi11g Fccl ernl P".rrol.l Probed B y Po.~t Office SA;\' FRANCISCO iru r1 1 -Thi' Post Ofri C:P said \Vednesda.V Ll IS invr stig<1l1ng the. disappearant'e of 11 l;:irge amo:1nt nf money from a shipment of r.:ish sr.nl hy Pan American JCl to mttt a military payroll in r.uam. The money "'as sent by regislered mail July 21 from 1he Feder:il Reservl' Bank nf San Francisco to a Bank of Americ.t branch in Gu.:im . i\'orm.:ill y :in iirmed guard arcorrtpanic~ such shipments tn ptaneside whC"re thP.y .:ire !he last items pul ;ibc'iard . Ano!her ;irmed gu;ird meels the shi pment durin~ a ;:;t.np in Honolulu and a third is "'<tiling at. its de stin:il ino. Post:il Inspector .1 . P. Keown s;:iid the mnney rou!d have been lakrn al any n! lhe three ;iirports involved. He declined to disclose !he exact 11mount of ca sh missing because figures could be used In possible lie detector eii:amlnalions given suspects. .. \Ve have some pretty good !Pads on this thing ." he said. Kwwn ~aid the thief could be either 11 postal or .11n alrlinl!: employe. or a combinalion of them. and hoped for an early bre11k in lhe c11se. He had no eJ1pl<inaU01"1 AS lo why only some ral her than all the money was taken . He said the amount l;i.ken wa5 suh5tantial enough that a 5econd 11hip- ment was nece ssary. Six Sa ilors Ju111p PHILADELPHIA I AP ) -Sl:ic Easl P11kistani i::ailors h11 1·e: jumped ship, c-IRimini other members of the crew nl !hrir Pak 1s1ani frelgh!er hRrl thrr11tentd !hem ,.\ ~pokt5 m<in for !hi' gr()up said 1he1· \.\'Oll!rl setk polilic11J as,ylum 1n lht Ln1terl Slates. I Union Ol{s S11per Pi~kle Pi~ked 1 Policies- Grudgingly ,, D-'!LY ~ILOf S!1!! ,~111 t\ fc\\' ria.vs ag:o, ::i fric11d tnlrl rhris Petroff. 1)5. Co.s t.a tl1esa. that ('ostt1 ~lei-a dirt i~ nn .i::nnrl for gro"11ng anything. Petroff gnl ;:in,i::rv anrl sho\1'cd thP fr iend this 30·1 nch <·ur 11n1hcr he gre11• 111 his ba ckyard along ,~·ith pe ppers, corn. ton1a1 oe~. let· !11cc , nninn.s, i:;arl ir anrl s1r ;:n\l herric~. Petroff. 3002 l)nnnybrook Lane. 1\·as horn on a f11rm in 'i'ugo. .slavi;i and ~·ant.s everyhod.v In knn"' he can grow Jllsl about anything in Costa f\le sa dirt. Helicopte1· Wl1i sl{s 2 Cons F1·0111 Mexic o City Priso11 MEXICO CITY !l"Pl l -Two mrn, in · eluding ;i New Yorker convlcred of manslaughter. escaped from a m.:ix in1um security prison in Mexico City \\'ed· ne~day when a helicopter \11nded inside the prison to lift them lo freedom . The '"'O men were identified ;is .Joel Da vid Kaplan, 41, a New Yorker sen- tenced to 28 ye~rs for manslaughter, and Carlos Antonio Contreras Cast ro. a Venezue:lan serving a seven-year term for counterfeiting. They remained al l;i rge today. The w.:irdcn of the Sant<i ~-lart:i Acatitl11 Prison on the outskirL'I nf ~eJiico City, Jn.o;e Luis Campos Burj:lOS, said a Jillle blue helicopler landed on a p<itln in- 11ide the jiiil ad j11cenl to the dorm ilory where the twn men "'ere housed. "The criminals hoarded the hchrop1er, which took them ;iwav," ht> s:11d ll w11s tracked briefly on ihe rad11rscnpr :it !lt~ico City lntern;i11onal A1rror1 but dlsappearect from the scre<'n bcfor" it rould be intrrreptect. A fUll ·scal1> hunl \.\'.:t~ under "NllY [or both th e he!icopttr ;:ind the men. The 11·.1rdl'n said "<ill those responsihle: for the custody 2JiO .~ecurity o! the jail hal'e been placed under arrest" v.·hile an invr.stigallon is carried oul as In how and "·hy lhe hclicopl.er w11s prcmi!led to land. K11plan is a nephtw of ,J. M. Kaplan. president of !he J . r-.1. Kaplan Fund of New · York. Testimony before the U.S. Cnngrc~s hAs described the fund as a ph il.:in1hrnpic orgaoiiatinn created as a channel for. fu nds of the Central ln1c!li~cnce Agency (CIA \. Kapl<in was senlcnced to prison for manslaughter In the dt:Rlh of Lul" r-.·lelchor Vidal, also of New York City, ~·hose bullet-riddled body was found outside r-.1exico City No1•, 11. 191'\1 Kaplan "'a.i; arrest ed in Spain by Interpol agents in 196.1 and returned to Mexico City for !ri11! He: plr11derl innocent bul was ro und J!tulty both or 1nnnsl11ughter and of en- trrlni!'. ~-lexlcn on .:i fal ~e passport \Vhile in jai l. Kaplan rliv nrcf"d hiE wHt and niarried lrm.:i Va zquez Calderon of Me:x· !en. SC Declines To Back Recall Against Caspers 6y JOHN VALTERZA O! JM 0 1Jly Pllol llllf San Clemente will not officially support a Grand ,Jury Investigation of "machine politics" in Oran~e Count.y government, nor will ll ·i;upport a recall of firlh Distrlcl Su"p<!rvisor·Ron Casper:s. Th.at decision Clifl'le Wednesday as city counc.ilman and ·Local Agency formation Commission member Stan Northrup lost his altempt to launch the probe or ci rcumi;tancei1 surrounding lhe bizarre battle over membership of the LAfC. The baltling Northrup st rongly sco lded fellow councilmen as each backed down from thr CQntmversy He. added that he was ''disappointed '' at the bitlk. The longllme councilman first In- troduced :i sr11 thlng proposed resolullnn c:ondemn ing lhP "11pp11rent attempt" to e"tablish A polltlcat m11chine ~·Ith Caspers and Supervisor Robert Battin as~ertedly Al th" controls. :\1ayor WA ll.rr EvAns ~,. c n n de d (See NORTHRUr. Page ZI > From Wire Service• V.'ASHINGTON -The 1.8 mlllion·mem- ber Teamsters lJnion today pledged grudgingly to "cooperalf! fully'' wilh President Nixon"s new economic policie5 including the 90-day wage-price-rent fr eeze . The :;tatement. from Teamsters Presl· denl Frank E. Fitzsimmons was Jn mark- ed contrast with stat.emenl.s from other labor leade.rs, including AFl.rCIO Presi· dent. George Meany and United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock. whn have threatened resistance to the policies. The slatemenl was issued while the AFL-CIO executive council \lt'a1 still meeting in Washington In consider ii.. course of action regarding the new pol icies The T('am :i;ters statcmrnt notl'd ther@ \\•ere inequ iti es in the President's policies. and said the Teamsler~ were o~ pnsrd to economic controls. hut •·if they are necessary, we hail Prl'~idcnt Nixon's 11ctinn ... .:is 11 hold measu re to preserve the f'Conomy of thP nation." r-.1eanwhi1P, the adminis!ralion reversed I.he Pt?ntaROn today by rulin11t out mi!i lary p;iy increa.5es during Lhe 90-day freer.e prriod and _qiughl 10 persuade some openly disgruntled labor leaders to 1tay in line. on !he inflation fight. Treasury Secretary John B. C.Onnally announced that servicemen will have to fore.,>:o pay incrt.ases despite a Defense Department suggestion Wednesday Uat the,v would be forthcoming. "The military 11re: not going 1.0 get 1 raise," Connally declared. ''That was a mistake.·· The ro51 or Livinl{ Council in a se.ven- p a g e . question-and-answer i;tatement issued late Wednesd11y confirmed the freeie on wages v.·ou ld extend to stale and local employes. It said school teacher~ would be covered by the freeze H their contract period began after last Sunday, The National Education . A~soc.iatlon INEAl e:stin1ated the freeu would .tffecl about 00 percent of the nation·s 2.t million public school teachers. Teacher• who ha ve salary· increases due lhl'! fall must work al least until Nov . 12 1t !he salaries they rec~jved last year. President Nixon's chief economle 11poke11man also lndicat.ed Canada pro- bably won't be given an eJ1em ptlon from the 10 percent addect t.arlff Imposed on imports and he &aid Lockheed aircraft would ha\·e to pay lhe duly on Rolls Royte jet. engines being made in En1la.nd for its new planes. Members of the AFL-CIO executJve counr;il were in a bristling mood as they mel In Wash ington with key White House 1dviser11 includl11g Utbor Secretary James O. Hodg~ and George P. Shultz., director or the office or budget and manage:mcnt. A spokesman for lhe nation's major labor organlt<tlion said the councll 11 get-- ting a mounting number of phone. callrl and telegrams from r1Jnk-and file ~·orke.rs urging R general one-day tStt ECONOMY. Pas~!) I DAILY ~ILOT s Ul'I T• .... 19 STANDING PAT ON STRIKE Union Leider Bridges From Pflfle l ECONOMY ... walkout to protest the way the freeze i! being administered. AFI...CIO'S Meany already has de· hounced the Nixon approach, charging the freeze is patently unfair to workers . wh ile favoring business corporations. On Capitol Hill, Waller Heller, former ·chief economist under the Kennedy and Johnson Administrations, told a House· Senate economic commitltt hearing Nixon's program should be revamped to provide more benefits for the consumer and less for industry and business. Heller gave credit to the President for taking action to help the economy but he :said that an estimated $9 billion help for American industry provides "raw meat for business while the consumer gets lit- tle more than a soupbone." In other developments: -The It unions. on strike at the Los Angeles HeraJd-Examiner since Dec. 15, 1967, have offered to have their member~ return to work under the President's call for an end to all ttrikes for 90 days. -The European Common Market Com· mission has backed French Pre!!lident Georges Pompidou's call for a European aummit conference on the U.S. dollar. -In Tokyo, prices plunged for the fourth consecutive day on the stock market. One broker said, "This is the most M!rious panic since the end of World War JI." From Pagel NORTHRUP. • • Northrup's motion to launch discussion. It came quickly. Councilman Tom o·Keefe said the language in the resolution "might leave the ci ty open to some sort of defamation a.c4'1n,'' and he suggested It be revie~·ed by lhe city le.gal ,;tall before any action were taken. Northrup. who appartntlv has tem- pered h.is initial ckmandS for a recall against the two supervisors. stressed that the resolution calls only for an impartial investigation by the Grand Jury. "All I want is the truth and no more." he said, "and if the truth bears up, then 1·11 seek support throughout the district for a recall:' DAILY PILOT " ............ --s. Cle •• OM.NG£ COAST .. UILISHING COM,lrJfY t.el•irt N. W"4 ,.,..,.....,.........., Jeck ll C•rl•'f Vi<.O """*"'. 111111 CO..el ~ 111--...lc • ..,il l!d ..... lit•"'•' A. M1,,...i11• M ........ Ea~ 0.rlff H. l-Ria•..4 P. Nall ....... lelll .......... 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"I .....,..,., -.Nt ..... , it.U ~. • TIM!nday, A11911$l 19, 1971 Eigl1t Face D1·ug Trial In County Eight men arrested by the Huntingto11 Beach Police Department have been in· dieted by tht Orange County Grand Jury on charges of the sale and possession of dangerous drugs. The eight were arrested Aug . 7 by Hun- tington Beach narcotics oHicers and Special Enforcement Detail officers as "'ell as agents lrom the State Bureau <>£ Narcotics Enforcement. Officers c laim more than 340,000 amphetamine tablets were confiscated during lht arrests, according to Sgt. Bert Chadwick of Jfuntington Beach. The arrests themselves took place after undercover officers allegedly bought 250,000 pills £ro1n the suspects for $5,750. Chadwi<:k charged tv.·o or the suspect! were armed with a .45-caliber auto1natic and a .22-caliber automatic. He said the undercover unit was unusually large because officers learned the suspects were armed and the location for delivery of the illicit drugs was changed several times by the suspects. "The officers first met with a spokesman at Brookhurst Street and Adam11 Avenue. They were told at that time to proceed to the vicinity of Ward Street and Warner Avenue. Aft er thi.o: they were directed to Brookhurst and Warner, then finally Huntington Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway," he said. The suspects were arrested at the last location. Expected to appear in Superior Court for arraignment today are: Warren Fr11:nk Peak, 24, of 2817 Bristol SL. Garden Grove. Richard Eugene Ellis· 25, transi ent. Robert Kenneth Saiia, 32, Rowan }!eights . John W. Bowne, 56. El il-lonte. Gary Douglas Hubbel , 21. address unknown. Glen Loyal Peterson, 27, eddress unknown . Mlchatl John Plews. 26, address unknown. Hollis Kent Loftis. 26. address unknown. According to 11 spokes1na11 for the District Attorney's Office, Hubbel was also indicted on charges of einploying a minor in the transportation of drttgs. Mayor of Laguna Asks to Avert Caspers Censure Fifth District Supervisor .R o n a 1 d Caspers is "well aware that he made a mistake" Laguna Beach Mayor Richard G<>ldeberg told the city council Wed· nesday night. Goldberg said he had talked to Caspers \Vednesday and received his assurance lhat in future. Laguna Beach will be con· suited in all matters that might affect the community. He proposed that instead of a personal censure <>f Caspers and Supervisor Robert Battin for their part in manipulating· a recent Local Agency fonnation Commission (LAFC) meeting. the council should adopt a resolution ex· pressing its displeasure at the conduct of the meeting, requesting correct noticing of all future meetings and expressing the hope that they can be conducted with proper decorum. "We do have to "'ork wilh him (Caspers)," said Goldberg. "and I'd like to come to an understanding and perhaps improve <>Ur relations \Vilh county government." . Before joining the vote 1n support of the resolution, Councilman Edward Lorr said it was his personal feeling a i;tronger statement of censure should be issued and that the Board of Supervl:;ors should be asked to remove Caspers and Battin from the LAFC. They were gullly. he said. of ''misuse and abuse <>f power that ha:; made a laughing stock or all city nf£lcia)s and made everyone look suspect." "This man (Caspers)." said Lorr. 1·had been scheming to seize the LAF'C and achieve his own goals, completely 1g· noring the wishes or the people of Irvine and of cities in this district. lie should be Jet known in harsh terms ho1v this city feels aboUt auch conduct" At Goldberg's request. the council also agreed l<> share with <>lher cities in the payment (If legal fee~ to establish the correct membership of the LAFC after the tumultooua meeting. Councilmen authorized payment of up to $265, for Laguna Beach"s share of the estimated $5,000 legal cost. Educational TV Transmitter Location Eyed Orange County's first educational television channel Is likely to beam signals from a site in Los Angeles County nestled in the La Habra Hills. Coast Community College Dh'llrict trustees were told Wednesday night that negotlationa are under way for the transmitter site with arrangements e.x~ pe.cted to be romplettd by January. The new site was selected <>Ver a previous site in the La Puente Hills abovt: Brea, a dililrict spokesmi:tn s,11id . The Sad- dleback Mountains would have interferrd wi th 1clevision signal~ to South Orange County homes frorn Lhc Brea location. • -·---~-l, ... ·r. .. • I ' .. , Easte1•1i Swi119 ' , . ~· • . t • r· .. r ·II" ~·~ . ,""' \ College Bond Reports of New Campus Scored Saddle.back Co!Jege President Fred Bremer Wednesday publicly denied reports that the $24.S million in con· struction bonds, up tor voter approva l Sept. 14, would be used to build a new college campus in Tustin. Dr. Bremer, speaking before the Sad- dleback Area Coordinating Council. said passage of the issue would simply enable the school to build permanent facililies at its Mission Viejo campus. The college president did n o t e , however, that if the sale of bonds is ap- proved by the voters, $3.S million is earmarked for the purchase of a college site in the ·rustin area. ··1 think it is wise to buy a second catn· pus now and hold on to it for the simple reason that land values are going up,'' Dr. Bremer told the council. Passage of the bond proposal has betn publicly opposed by former Laguna Beach school board president Larry Taylor, \Vho played a major role in creating the Sadd\eback College District in 1967. Taylor contends the board of lrustee.'I of the district is weighted in favor of the Tustin area. He feels the present campu1t should be completed" prior to expanding the college ra c.ilities into other parts ol. the sprawling district. Dr. Bremer ooted that although lhe new campus \\'ould be purchased , no ex· pansion would be undertaken until the present Mission Viej<> college reaches its enrollment peak of 10,000 in 1978. In seeking support for passage of the bond proposal, Dr. Bremer told council members the money would provide the school wilh permanent buildings to house its rapidly gro\ving enrollment. This con- struction would include a gymnasium, classrooms. laboratories and o th t r teaching facilities. "An investment in a community college is an investment in the entire com- munity," the college official concluded. Take note Orange Coa~t surfers. 'fhis is ho\v they do it on lhe East Coast. This surfer is in action at South \Veil.fleet, Cape Cod, Mass. Auto Collision Kills Woman, l11jures Couple Lag1ma Arrests Narco Suspect In Drug Sale Laguna Beach authorities Wednesday arrested a. suspected narcotics dealer afttr police a lleged he sold a small quan· tlty of possible meScaline to a Camp Pendleton 1.Iarine. American .Motors, Big 3 Officer J ohn Saporito <>( the Special Enforcement Detail reportedly watched the transaction From a distance \Vhfn three men in a car stopped in the 100 block of ~lountain Road. Roll Back Auto Prices A f'ountain Valley woman died early l.oday and two Southe rn Orange Coast residents were critically injured in a crash described by California Highway patrolmen as one <>f the worst they have ever investigated. According to Saporito. a suspect in t h~. rr<>nt seat of the auto handed a small bag to the passenger in the rear seat. DETROIT CUPil -One by one, the big ' three auto companies fell into line by an- nouncing they would sell their 1972 model vehicles at 1971 prices during the \vage- price freeze -only to be upstaged for the second lime in two 1veeks by American Motors Corp. Chrysler Corp., following tile examplt set Monday by giant General r.1otors Corp. and Tuesday by Ford Motor Co,, issued its expected a n n o u n c e n1 e n ~ Wednesday with company president Jnhn J . RicCardo saying that despite it~ finan- cial situation Chrysler would "live up lo the letter and spirit of the President's new economic policies. "During the 9Q.day wage and price freeze, oor 1972 model prices will ren1ain at the 1971 model levels," Riccardo said. However. AMC, Detroit's smallest auto maker and the only one which has not disclosed its price policy for 1972 models sold during the 00-day span, preceded Chrysler's move with the announcement in Minneapolis that it is rebating on average $155 in excise taxes to those buying the company's rernaining 1971 model cars <>n <>r after Aug. 16. But a company spokesman salrl no decision had been made on the 7 percent e11:cise ta;oi: on 1972 models, which go on sa!e in late September, Larger Du.ties Validate Cla.i1n For Pay Boost f'HILADELPHIA (AP) Patrick Trainer. 10. \\'anted to know 1( the 90-dny wage price freeze applied to hi.'i ll11o"·ance. "I an1 JO years old and I have a ques- lion £or you," he "Tote t.o the Phil::idelphia lnquirer':; Action Lin('. "i11 y lather .;;aid he "'ould give n1e a r;:iise 111 my allowance except for Nixon's wa~e· price free ze. \Vil! he be fined $5.000 1( I get lhe raise. Pleasc answer soon .. " The quest\on was referred lo Region :!, Office of Emergency Preparedness. 1n Philadelphia. Richard Sanderson. p11bl1c affairs officer, ruled that allo\1·ances could be raised only if the ret·cive1"s pro- ductivity or responsibility increased or he 'vas moved to a bigger job. Bul\\'arked by lhe rulin~. Patrit'k \1·cnt into £urthcr negotiations \\'ilh his falhcr, Thomas, 34. a freelance photographer in Paoli. Patrick receives $1 a "'eek and h<is a !isl of chores to do around the house. in· eluding taking out the trash. cleaning his room, feeding the four cals and two gerbils. Patrick, taking cognizance of lhe more responsibility loophole. of£e red lo wash t he car and clean the inside . The elder Trainer offered a 25·cent in· crease, but Patrick turned it do~·n . After further negotiation, ho~'ever. Patric k agreed lo a 50-cent increast. llis sister, Marj<>rie, 9, I hen asked If i;he could start negotiating for an in• crease in her SI all owance. "Tomorrow," Trainer said. Insurance Obsole te WASHINGTON (UPI) -Rep. Fred P. Rooney (0.Pa. ), says the federal trade cnmmission sh<>ulrt require insur(tnce companies to notify policy holders that their credit <:ard liability insurance now i~ <>bsoletc -and to rtru~r any pren1iun1s paid £or such in:i;11ran<:e i;1ncc Jan. 2~ . Rooney said the nc1~· iruth in lendin~ law limits a crerlit card holdrr":; liabilily lo no more than S50. and in son1c casc:i; to no Jiablli!y at all. .., GM, Ford and Chrysler have not rut off excise tax charges or ordered rebates on them but have said that customer:o; buying cars after Aug. 15 would get rchates averaging $200 if Congress repeals the excise tax as President Nixon recommended Sunday in announcing his nrw economic program. AMC said it \Vas providing rebates before congressional action ''in order to relieve the prospective buyer of .'lny uncertainty concerning rebate of the ex· t·ise lax on a 1971 1nodel of A~IC vehi· cle." It \Vas the-second sales coup pulled off by the company in as many weeks. On Aug. 10, AMC caught the rest of the auto industry by surprise by announcing that buyers of its 1972 model cars would receive a complete warranty for a full yea r or 12,000 miles. AMC said the rebate also would extend lo its jeeps, built by a subsidiary. and in that case amount to $195. Mrs. Marlene Reed, 27. of 10233 Vireo Circle, was dead when officers pulled her from the tangled wreckage of lwo vehicles \Vhich collided <>n Crown Valley Park\\•ay near La Plata Road in Laguna Niguel. "'These t\VO cars are so s1n;ished up and intcr"·oven v,•e haven't even been able to detennine in \Vhich direction either auto v.·as going," an officer said. Critically injured in the wreck of the other car were driver Mi chael Wolf, 20, <>f 885 Manzanita Dr., Laguna Beach, and his passenger Judy SL Onge, 24, of 149~2 Via de Verde, Laguna Niguel. \Volr was rushed to r.tission Community }lospital, Laguna Hill!. Mis~ St. Onge was admitted to South Coast Community llospital. S<>uth Laguna. Officers fixed the time <>f the crash a:i; 12:20 a.m. The accident is still under in· vestigiltion. Aller being given what appeared to bl: money. Saporito said the man in the front seat got out of the auto and walked away. Saporito said he recognized the man as a narcotics violator "·ho had only recently been released from jail after serving a term for sales or dangerous drugs. The narcotics agent Bpproached the car. received perinission to search the vehicle from the two men and allegeges he found 34.5 grams of brO\\'n pon·der on tl·lichael Eldon Jackson. 18. of Camr) Pendleton. Jackson was arrested on suspicion or possession or dangerou.~ drugs, but the driver of the auto v.·as released. Saporito then \\"enl lo Cleo Street in the direction the third man had walked and arrested Terrence Dale Childs, 19. of Escondido, on suspicion of 1elllng danger<>us drugs. The two men are to be arraigned F'ri· da.y in South Orange County ~1unicipal Court. luxurious sp1·ing down sofas 0 These honCJsome sofas. were desig ned to give you the u!timate iri saetin g com fort with d.,cron and down back pillows, deep spring down se at cushions enveloped in down and feathers and in two foam-filled arm pillows. Choose from a wide se!ect;on of fine fabrics. 8' length reg. $599 NOW 399. Your /aooritt interior dei-igntr wili be 11upp11 to d!!lsist 11ou ... H.J.GARRElT fURNITLJ~E 22 IS HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA , CALIF. 6'46 -0275 6'46-027 6 PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DESIGNERS Op"' M• .. Th1tn. & "'1 . ''"· • - I, r. Huntington Bea~h Fountain Valley EDITION * VOL. 64, NO. 198, 3 SECTI ONS , 40 PAG ES *ORANGE Today's Final N.Y. Stocks TEN CENTS Assemblyman Burl{e Offers Aid on Freeway By JOANNE REYSOLDS O! !~o Ol ily l"lle! 51•" Assemblyman Robcrl Burke j R-Hun· tington Beach 1 Loday offered to acl as "a clearing house." to aid in the controversy over the Rou te 39 Freeway. The assemblyman is in Hl1ntington Beach while the Legislature is adjourned. He said he expects lo return to Sacramento after Labor Dav 11'hen the legislators reconvene. · "At this poi nt, the only help I can offer is as an intermediary and a sort of clearing house . ' he said. Burke indicated hP felt the Route 3!1 Freeway and the Pacific Coast Freeway should both be built "because they're both part of a vital system.'' The future of the Route 39 Freeway is doubtful aft.er the Fountain Valley City Council rejetted a compromise alignment of the freewa11. In a 3 !o · 2 vol(' Tuesday. rouncil n1cmbers lurned dC'lwn the compromise JUNIOR LIFEGUARDS SWIM PAST HUNTINGTON PIER PILING S 'Yes Sir, No Sir,' and Plenty of Training for Future Lifesavers Sa11d Sweat Junior Lifegu"rcls Har<l at Work Pnr the l1on11 r nl \\f':lrlng ;:i pair nf rrrl 1>vdm trunk ~. a T·sh1 r1 and a sn1all r lnth bad,ilc . snn1r ~·oungs lcrs are willin,i:t to dci mo~t anyl h1n,g. li's bC>in_i: proved in Huntington Beach dally by a group of 2.11) boys \Vho are will · ing to suck v.·ate.r while swimming around t.ht pier and t.o get ~and in their laces From a rough tumble off a pillow·flghting perce. Strenuous ecHvities such as lh('se is the play of the ··~ummrr elitr:· lhe Hun- tington Beach Junior Lifeguards who 1'p<>nrl threr ;ind a hiilf hour:i; a day work- ing nut. on the strand. "They're real athleticnlly m1ndf'd kids u:ith a good aQuatic b;i ckgrounrl ,'' s;iid Brian Gerold. !he 22·year·old coordinator of the Junior Lifeguard program .· "They're also extremely compet1tlvely Surf Festival At Beach Pier Fourteen teams of lifeguards from Sou thern California as ll.'ell as a Navy team and a team from Auslralia wi ll eompete Wednesday in the Hunling1on Beach Surf Festival. The meet will bt helti at 7 p.m. ntxt to !M Hul'llington Be;ich pier, The area will ht Ht by Oood lights. Event& include 11 dory race, ~wlm rl?'- [a ys, running rt!ay~. pillow fight~ and tt chariot ra ce The lasl even! will be tl specjal exhibition race involving assau l! rafts manned hy a Na vy Seal ream from San Diego, There IS no chargr fnr lhf' puh]ic whn Ire in\l ilHI In llllf'nd thP. fPS1i11AI. ~·h1«!i is CQSpor!Sored b~1 lhe ci!Y and thf' Hunt· ington Be1ch Surf Life Saving Assoc1a · tion. "' • n11nrlrd. Thry ha\'e a dr.~1rP to hr in · rol·.'rd in beach l1frgui1rding and h;:i1·e 1n prove In U,'I they would he wnrthv.hile ll f<'~u;.i rds." hr explained. The fir~l tes t i~ held at the Edi son High School :;;w1mming pool carh summrr Thr bovs rnu st prove a ~nowledge nr all fnur sv.·imn1ing !ilrnkrs and bt:> ablr tn cover 1f)(J yards unrlcr two minutes. This sun1- n1cr. 80 boys failed to pass it. Once the boys. aged 9 through 15. hn\'e been accepted inl-0 the program. they are <>xpected to enage in daily routines of competition including_ pier swims. pillow lights . running relays and run·!'i\l.'im·runs. "Our nine Lo JO-year-olds will be able In ~v.·im arnund the middle T of the pi~r by the end of lhe summer." Gerold hoasted. "That's about 200 yards in threr. [n four Jool surf . Other kids th;it ;ige wouldn 't even be able to enlr.r the surf." The bo~·s are also expected to familiarize themselves with ecology, the Hunllngton Beach Lifeguard manual and basic rescue l.echn iques. Often they have pulled smaller children ou t (]f precarious situations, said Gerold . '1A lot of kids will look for that \(I im· press lhe instrucLor but they're taught not to interfere with profes sional rei;cucs." he etplalned. Discipline and ma.turity are the by· '>''ords of the boys. "We expect themselves to handle lhe.m~elves just like real lifeguads." Gerold noted. "That means they lea rn how to say 'Yes. 1iir' and 'No, sir' and \vea r their hair the same length as the olhf'.r lifeguards. We allow them to wear a mu.'itache. though ... This year, l.'>·17-year-Q]d boys have ht-en Admilted into a speC>ia l "Captain's Corps.·· "Es.'ientlally tfiis l.'i jusl like ll/c~uard cridet tr;:iln1nJ:. The kids ar, eicpe<:ted to pa.'i" an oral exam ;ind Rre n£!en c:alle.d nn to sr.rve. as instructional aides to the nther Hlegu;ird s." Gerold s11id. and asked lhe state to reopen hearings on the alignment. They said they v.·anl to see the frreway lncated along Gothard Street instead of its present route on Newland Street. Their refu,<;al lo sign a route agreement with the slate coul d result in the b!o<:kin~ of the Route 39 Freeway. A similar situa- tion exists for the Pacific Coast FrePway becau se of Newport Beach's refusal to s i~n the agrf!f'ment "l think one rea so n for Fountain Valley's action," Burke said, '·is the ~uc· Beach Cf'SS of Ne1,1•port Beach. It's givt.n a lot more authority to cities than they had bcfr.~e." "But n1y dislrit·t is the v.•ho!e west Orange County area, so I lend to take a broader look than the provincial views hl'lrl hy any gi\'Cn city."· he added . The assen1blyman said he doesn't b€!1eve a city •·should have its cake and eat 11. too" on the free\l.·ays. "By taking a unilateral action a city is i;aying In effect t.o residents of other cities 'you can't go through our clly nn a freeway' but the residents of !hat city use freeways through lheir neighbors cities. "Maybe \ve'll have lo start issuing permlts to use freeways," ht quipped . Burke said the pov.·er of cities in blot:k- ing free\vays should be given a courl test. "Once a decision is made, it should be firm. not open lo conti nual appeals that v.·ill keep it open forever ." Burke said that while ht will be glad to act as an intermediary, he \l.'ill not be taking an active part in forcing the on Crisis reopening of ahgrunent hearings for the Route 39 f'!'eeway . "[ didn 't get involved at all in the original route selection," he said. "These hearings give the opportunity for every viewpoint to be presented. Then the declsion 1s based on facts. The fi.nal decision has to be binding." "I still feel !he to tal freew ay system - lhat includes Route 39 and the Pacifie Coast freeway -are \/i tal. They ar• necessa ry for the easy, free flow of traf· fie," Burke said. Report Says City, Must Revise Fiscal Planning By ALAN OtRKIN Of !ft• OtllY "llo! S1•fl The city of Huntington Beach must con· .'iider discnntinulng rir deferring cns!ly civic projects or find ne"' revenue sources if it i.~ tn avert a fin;in cial eris\~. This is the conclusion of an indcprndenl ~tud.v of municipal finances made by the :'.anti\ An;i office of thr n<it1onal ai;- cnunting firm of Ernst and Ernst .. The report. commissoned by the Huntington Reach Chamber of Commerce at a cost 0f Garden Grove An11ex Bid Tur11ed Dow11 By GEORGE LEI OA L 0! !~t D••I~ !"llet ;i.!! Coast Communl!y Collrge trustees drcided \\1ednesday not tn court lhl!: G11rden Grove Unifiecl School Distri ct wh ich IS h1n!1ng broadl_y il IS re11dv fr)r a junior college marriage nf con venience. The rlowry ha.'i been one consider<11i0n, but. co11st 1rustees \Vednesday night were !old the marriage would saddle their district. wilh loo many kids . Chancellor [\"orm<ln \V alsnn v.· ;i ·" aulhorized to repl y neg;iti vrly to r.;:irden Grove's inquiry ;ihoul a pos~i blP me r.i;er with the Coast distr1c1 He told !hr boa 1·d the enrollment possihi!it1es wnuld h~ ~taggering b11~ed on proJrrr inn~ 0f !he number of student s the Coa~1 rlislnct 111;iy expect In rro<:l uce all by 1!.self Bv \9~0. Dr Wa lson s;iid, Cnasl Cnm· n1uru1v rol!eg(!s 10r11nge Cnfl.~t alld Gn ldeii \\'c~!, -v.·111 enroll 30.0[)0 full time rla,v student'. w1thnt1! lhe ;irlrl iti nn (If Garden f~ro1 r Presently, l.fi(l(I s1 urlrn1~ in the rl1s1r1rl. f '0111C' fro n1 G;irrll'n (;rnv r wh1rJ1 has no cnmmunit~1 collel!,e prn~r;:i1n \\·ere tl1r n1rrc,rr lo hf' :ippr111crl hV vnl rr~. the dislrtc! wnulrl h;i1r In 1n.1kr J"l){1ITI for 4 .~00 nr w full (1111 r day studcn!::. \Nalsnn ~airl Thfll'.' enough kid~ [(1 f1•1 !'l' !hr d1,<lrwl t0 huild ;i nn ther can1rus. hr sui.:.i;rslrrl . \V;:it'sor1 rer11!1ed !hat ;:in P'<pil ns 1on pl;i n 111111 would h;:ive mrrgcd r.ardrn Grr11·e .,vith the Coast Cnllei.:i;e dis1rict f;iiled in J!lfi6. Voters outside the Cnast di strict did not support. the plan. Taking their cue from thnt vole. college planners ha \'e since ba se(! building 11nd program txpan~inn plans on the expected needs of the (listrict :is it is presently ronsUtuted. mean ing the are:i within the Huntington Beach Union High School (Ste ANNEX, Page 21 $!1.6()(). ht1s been given Lo councilmen and cit.v adm1nistr:itors. The repor t strongly criticizes the city's present rinanci;il planning procedures. ,,ays current cnntrol.'i are conducted on ";i pirce-meal basis," stresses the need !nr a long-term fisc;:il plan. suggests new revenue ~ources which should be in· vestigated. ;ind state~ that the city faces 11 S!.0.4 mil lion deficit in five years ir an overhaul of re venues and expenditures is not made. The report, which was no t released to the press by the chamber, will be the ~ubject of a special study session of the council next month whtn all seven coun- cil members are present. T'A'O are on vacation. The Ernst ;ind Ernst accountants report that the city does not perform long· range financial planning on a regular bi!sis and re<:rimmends tho?J. lhe council direct the staff to prepare an advance planning program. Helicopter Whisks 2 Co11s F1·om Mexico City Prison MEXICO CITY (UPI l -Two men, in- cluding a New Yorker conv icted of manslaugh!er, l'SCaped from .I'll maximum security prison in Mexico City Wed- nesday \1•hen a helicopter landed inside the prison to lift the1n to freedom . The 1wn n1en \1•ere. identili td as .Joel Da vid Kaplan, 4!, a New Yor ker sen· Auto Collision Kills W on1an, In j urcs Couple A Fnunlain Vallrv "'nman died tarty tod11,11 and two southern Orange Coast rrsidc n!s t1·rre crilicall .v in.lured ln a rrash described b,v Californla Highway pa:r·olmrn ;is (Jnr of the wrir s.t they have. el'e r investigated ~!r.~. !\.farlrnr Rrrd. 27. nf 102J.1 Vireo r irrle. \\';:t~ drarl "'hen nfliccr.~ pulled her frnin !he !anp:l erl wrrrkt1.Ee of twn 1-rhirlcs "'hich cnllided on Crov.·n Valle.v rarkw;iy nc;i r La Pl;i la Road in Laguna :\'1J:url "Ti1r.'r !v.o !'tlf~ t1rr .c;n sn111~htd up ;:ind 1n1cr1~·n~·c n we havr n'1 ('Vrn been ;ihJe In rlr lrrn11 nr in whirh d1rrrtinn r 1\hr.r ,i ulo 11·as ,llOing," ;:in nffirr.r .c;111d. lritir;:ill~' in1 urf'd in thr wrrt·k of 1he nthcr c:<ir Y•cre driver l\11charl Wolf. 20. of BR:'! Jl,!anzan1t11 Dr . Laguna Beach. and hls passcnp:er ,Judy SL Onge. 24. of 14942 Vj;:i dr Verde, Laguna Niguel. \Vo!f was ru shed t,n i\1ission Cnmmunily llospit11!. Laguna Hill s. Nliss St. Onge was admitted to South Coast Community Hn~pital. Soulh Laguna. Officers fixed th!' time. of the cr11.~h as 12 20 :i.m. The accident is still under in· 1·esl;3 ation. Lenced to U yea rs for mans\auahter, ind Carloi; Antonio Contreras Gastro. 1 Venezuelan serving a seven-year term !or counterfeiting. They remained at large today. The warden of the Santa Marta Acatit!a Prison on the outskirts of Mexico City, Jose Luis Campos Burgos. Aaid • little blue helicopter landed on a patio in- 11ide the jall adjacent to the. dormitory "·here the two men were housed. "The criminaJg boarded the helicopter, "·hich took them away," he said. It was rracked briefly on the radarscope at l\lexico City Jnternational Airport but disappeared from I.he screen before it could be intercepted. A full·scale hunt was under way for both the helicopter and the n1en. The warden said ''all those responsibl e. for the cus1orly <Vtd security of the ia1I have been placed under arrest" while an in ves!iga!inn is carried oul as to how and v.·hy the helicopter was premitted tn land. Karlan is a nephew of J. 1\1. Kaplan, president of the J, Jl;f , Kaplan Fund of l'\ew Y0rk . Testimony before the U.S. Cnngrc~s has descrihed the fund as a philanthrop1c organization created a~ a channel for funds nf the Centr;il !ntelhgence Agency 1CIA l. Karlan v.·as sentenced lo prison for manslaughter in the death of Luis t.lel chor Vidal. ;iJso of New York City, v.·hns e bullet-riddled body w;is found outside Mexico City Nov. 11. 1961. Kaplan was arrested in Spain by Interpol agents in J!l63 and returned to Mexico City for trial. He pleaded innncen\. but was round guilty both of manslaughter and of en- tering Mexico on a false passport. While in jail . Kaplan divorced his wife and married lrma Vazqutz Calde ron of Mex- ico. City's Future Predicted Huntington Planner Gives Forecast for 1981 The time is 1981. The place Huntington Beach. a city by the sea. \\'hat. does it look like? It has 188.000 people. is the 81.h or 9Lh largest city in the state. It has S.tOOO homes and one apartment for every 2~ homes. Ji is a wa ter.oriented community witJi lhe Sunset Bay. Huntington Harbour and Bolsa Chica marinas developed or under development. It has 3,200 r e t a i I businessru; instead of the present 1.200. lt has oi l wells. lhoug h fewer nperations t.h11n are present l.(>da y. 1t has the highest assessed valuation in thf' county and a low tax rate. II h11s lwn industrial pBrks developed -Lu!<k :ind Murdy -anrl !i,000 more jnbs available lhan Are today It has a ll'luri$l u1du~try, three ho~pitals, a civic center. central library, a n1ajnr branch library at Brookhurst Street and Adams A venue. 750 acres of par·ks. over four acres of parks for every 1.000 residents· and the county or state will be operating the beaches inslead of the city. Who says so? Planning commissioner and real estate agent Roger Slates. He ma d! th ese predictions al a general memhership luncheon Wednl!:sday of the Chamber of Commerce. Ht and the city's sssistant pl anning director Richa rd Harlow gave a talk Utl- t:d , "Huntington Beach -10 Years F'rnm Nov.· ... Harlow also gave businessmen a peek intn the pASL tracing lhe history or Hun· !.lngton Beach from Jts incorporation In 1009 with 11 pnpulation of llOO lo it~ present i;ize ol 130.000. The uU.lm1te populalion or the city, Harlow said, will be l!lboul 280.000. Harlow said that the city presently has 1.500 acres ioned' 1or commercial uses, two thiTds of which art undeveloped. 4'1f au the commercial area were developed, there would be twice as muc h as a city of 280.000 could support," he said. "So in the yearti ahead you can lonk for the council and planning com· mission to give a more realistic balance to commercial zoning." Harlow rounded off his presentAtion by noting that the city W.!1 ~ working on 11 polity plan for the city'! future. All cltltcns are being invi ted to work on a C()mmlttee that will write the goals and (]bj~llve~ for the community. "We are m;iking 11 100 percent effort. for citizen participation." he said. "Anyone lnteresttd &hould call the plan· ning department." "The legal and ad m in i !I tr .I'll tf ve framework for financial planning and control in the city of Huntington Beach is insufficient to meet the demands !or financial management al this time and in the foreseeable future," the report states~ The accountant s believe that thl v.·eakness in financ ial management st ema from the absence of ordinances, resolu· lions, administrative di rectives an d ~See REPORT, Paget) T ea111sters Slirug 'OK' To Freeze From Wire Se.rvleea WASHINGTON -The 1.8 million·mem. ber Tea1nsrers linion today pledged grudgingly to "cooperate fully" v.itll President Nixon's new economic policies including the 90-day \l.'age·price·rent freeze. The statement from Teamsters Pres .. denl Frank E. Fitzsimmons was in mark· ed contrast with statements fro m other labor leaders, including AFlrCJO Presi· dent George Meany and United Aut11 Workers President Leonard Woodcock, who have threatened resistance lo the policies. 'fhe statement was issued while the AFL-CIO executive council wa8 sti\J nieeting in \V;ishington to C(]nsider it!I course of action regarding Lhe ne w policies. The Teamsters statement noted there were inequities 1n the President's policies. and said the Teamsters were o~ posed to economJc_ controls, hut "if Lhey are necess ar.v. we hail Presicle.nt Nixon's <1cl1on . , . as a b(]Jd mea~ure to pre~ervt the Cconomy of !he nal1on " ~leanwhi le. Lhe admin1stralton reversed !hr Pentai::nn today by r11l in~ out mi litary pay increases during the 90-day freeie perind and ~ought lo per~uade some openly disgruntled \ahor leaders to stay in line on :he innation fight. Treasury Secretary John B. C-Onna!ly announced lhat servicemen will hRve to forego pay increase.~ de.spite a Defense nepartmenl suggestion Wednesday th at they would be forlhcoming . "The mllita ry are not going tri get I r;ii~e." Connally declared. "That was 1 mistake.'' Orange Ceut \\'eather Th e weatherman sees more Aun- shine today and Friday follnwing !.he usual low clouds and fog along the coastline. Tern~ at I.he beach wi U be in the low 70's rising to 83 inland. Lows tonight around 66 rle- grtts. INSIDE TODAY Thtrt's fllmo.st 110 limit to th« ftUl yOIL COit have with tht ntUI California auto lictnst plates. Somt examples art on Page 1 todny. ll•l~a U M1•rl"I ~ICIU.. 11 c1111or1111 It Mov111 U.U CftK~ln1 U1 1 Mwlwll 'wftd' • Cl1nlll"' ll·ll llllitftll lltw1 1.f ,.,,,.,, • °".,. •• ,..,ftl'I' 11 CreuwtMI j& S1o•I• H•tt 0.1tft H1t1c•• 1' l!oc• M•rktlt M·ll Ol~orcH " Ttl••l•loR n flll'trl•I ~... I Tllffl1'1 U.n t:ft! .. lt!ftnllftl U•U Wttllter I ,lftl"tf H·U W•~tft'I Ntw1 11·11 Htrtl<< II · W.,lf HI"" ... •~• LflHl•n '' .J DAll.YJ'ILOT H Eight Face -Drug Trial In County _Eilhf. mtn arrested by the Huntington ·Buch Pohct Department have bttn in- dicUd by the Orange County Grand Jury cin char&es of the sale and possession of ditngerous drugs. The eight were arrested Aug. 7 by Hun- tingtttn Beach narcotics officers and Special Enforcement Detail officers as "'1:ell as agents from lhe State Bureau or Narcotics Enforcement. Officers claim more than 340,000 amphttamine tablets were confiscal.td during the arrests, according to Sgt. Bert Chadwick of Huntington Beach. The arrests themselves took plact after 11ndercover officers allegedly bought is<l,000 pills from the suspects for $5,750. Qhadwick charged two of the suspects were armed with a .45-caliber automatic ahd a .22-caliber automatic. ):le said the ondercover unit was llnJJsually Jarce because officers learned the suspects were armed and the location rot delivery of the illicit drugs was cbangt4 several limes by the suspects. . "'The ' officers first met with a 1poktsman at Brookhurst Street and ~OU Avenµe . They were told at lhal Ume to proceed to the vicinity of Ward i~t and Warner Avenue. After this :Jiey were directed to Brookhurst and W•rner, then finally Huntington Avenue and Pacific C:O.st Highway," he said. The surpeets were arrested at the last ~tlon. •Expected to appear in Superior Court "" arraignment today are: . W1111tt Frank Peak, 24, of 2817 Bristol It.. Garden Grove. -1Uclaard Eugene Ellis· 25, transient. ·:Robert Kenneth S.tla, 32, Rowan Helgbts. Mn 1'. Bowoe, 56, El Monlt. Gary Douglas Hubbel, 21, address anknown. Glen Loytl Peteraon, 27, addre11s 1nknown. Mi chael John Plews, 26, address 1nknown. Hollis Kent Loftili, 26, • d d r t s 1 1nknown. According lo a spokesman for the District AUorney's Office. Hubbel was 1lso indicted on charges of employing a minor in the tramportation of drugs. Huntington Sets Registration For New Pupils Students new to the Huntington Beach ::ity (elementary) School District are •d· rised to register at their neighborhood ichools after Monday. School offices will be open from 8 a.m. xi 4 p.m. unlil Sept. 13, the ()flening day tf school. Princlpab will be available for :onsultation. Kindergarten through fifth g r a d e 1tudents should register at any one of the X>llowing schools : Agnes L. Smith School, 770 17th St.; (Meph R. Perry School, 19231 Harding :.&ne ; John R. Peterson School. 20661 F'amsworth Lane; John H. Eader School. t29t Banning St., and Lois and Harry LeRard School. 20451 Craimer Lane . Sixth, seventh and eighth grade 1tudents should register at Ethel L. [)wyer School. 1502 Palm Ave., or at ~rnest Gisler School, 21141 Strathmoor Lane. To be eligible for kindergarten, a child mu.rt be fi ve years old: on or before Ott. !. California law requires a bjrth !ertificate or baptismal certificate for l'erification of the birtildate. Students transferring from o t h e r districts should bring their report cards rdth them when they register. <'~ANG! COAST DAILY PILOT CtA:'tGE COAlT PUa\.IM-l!PfG U*,MY 11.oh•rt N. 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American .Motors, Big 3 Roll Back Auto Prices DETROJT (UPI ) -On e by one , the big three auto comp11nies fell into line by an- nouncing they would sell their Hl72 model vehicles at 1971 prices during tl1e \vage- price freeze - on!y lo be upstaged for the second time in llvo \\'eeks by American tlfotors Corp. Chrysler Corp .• follo\\'lng !he example set Monday by giant GC'ner11J Motors Corp. and Tuesday by Ford J.Iotor Co .• issued its expected a n no u n c c m en t \\lednesday \\-'ilh compan.v president John J . Riccardo saying that despite its finan· cial situation Ch rysler would ··nve up to the Jetter and sPirlt of the President's new economic policies. "During the ~ay \vage and price freeze, our 1972 model prices wfll remain at lhe 1971 mode l levels," Riccardo said. However, AMC. Detroit's smallest auto maker ·end the:·only one v.•hlch has not disclosed Its price policy for 1972 models sold during the 90·day span. rreceded Chrysler's move "'ith the announcement in Minneapolis that it is rebating an l!verage $155 in excise taxes to those buying the company's remaining 1971 model cars on or after Aug. 16. l'rom P119e I ANNEX ... District and the Ne'-l•port·Mesa Unified School Dislrict. As things are now. Garden (Orove tax- payers pay an inl erdistrict tuition transfer lax of more than $1 per $100 of assessed valuation, 'I'h is money is used tet pay other junior co!legc districts which enroll Garden Grove hig h s c h o o I graduates. That money pays the coast coll ege district the going rate per student plus a $300 per student seat tax. The latter money rein1burses th e district for opera· t1 ons ex penses rel:ited lo the out o( clislricl students. but doesn't provide money for construictlOn of classroom !'pace to <11:cumn1odatc 111em, a district spokesman exp!ain<'d . C.ardl'n Grove. rneanwhilc. has unt il 1973·74 school year to I ind a l.\~·o·~ear col· lcge district that 1s intrrested in a merger. If it is not successful. the sla te will likely mandate some solution that v.·Hl end Garden (;rove's slatus as !he on- ly school dislricl in Orange County lack· ing affiliation v.·ith a llvo·year col!ege district. But a company spokesm an said no decision had been made on the 1 percent excise tax on 1972 models, which go on sale in late Septemb\>r. GM, Ford and Chrysler have not cut off excise tax charges or ordered rebates on I.hem but have said that customers buying cars after Aug. 15 would get rebates averaging $200 if Congress repeals the excise tax as President Nixon recommended Sunday in announcing his nev>' economic program. Ar.1C said it v.·as providing rebates before COJlgressional action "Jn order lo relieve the prospective buyer of any uncertainty concerning rebate of !he ex· <·isc tax on a 1971 model of Ari-1C veh i· cle ." It \Vas the second sales coup pulled off by lhe company in as many v.·eeks. On Aug. JO, AMC C<\Ughl the rest o( the auto industry by sUrprise by announcing ttlat buyers of its 1972 model cers would receive a complete warranty for a full year or 12,000 miles. Huntington Has Hurried Meeting Over Route 39 lluntington Beach tl1ayor Geo rge l\1c. Cracken and top city officiels called a hurried meeting with a slate highway engineer Wednesday aftemoo11 after Fountain Valley rejected 1he compromise alignment on the Route 39 freeway. J.fcCracken, clly administrator Doyle i\liller and Public Works Director J im \Vheeler briefed William Hashimoto, a ~ sistan t district engineer for thr Div ision of Highv.·ays. on the latest developments. "\Ve told them that Hu11tington Beach ~in1ply is 1n a quandary on what lo do 11ow." "\Vheelcr said. Hash1n1010 !'iaid this morning that the !1igh"·ay department v.·hich suggested the compromise alignment to al"ert sub· jccting the route to new heari ngs. had not f'ha nged its position. "\Ve had hoped to open the door to 11 :iolutJon, bul it was nM kept. ope11." Has h· imoto said. "We simply will keep on I ry ing." Hashimoto added that he v.·ould again f'Ontect the Fountain Valley enginttring staH for further ta lks on the problem. Keep Smoki11~ Bu111per Sticker Canipaig11 Set • \'ALOOSTA . (;11 . (APJ -~lore than 400.(XX) bumper slickers reading. .. Enjoy Smoking Tobacro Products." will be distributed this year to counter• govern1nE"nt ban on raU10 and television tobacco ad\iertising , a t.obacro industry spokesn1an says . H. I. J\tiranda. public rE"lalions director for the Rurley Auction \V.11rehouses As~iation of Lexlngton . Ky., and head of the promotion program called JdenUfy and Testify, said. "This program wai; slarkd by the lobacco industr.v as the v.·ar cry for anyone who will fight back."' Miranda put the first of the bumper stickers on tobacco trucks haulina leaf at Pearce's Tobacco Warehou~e here Wednesday. ']'hf; carriers belong to the J. P. Taylor Co .• a subsidiary of lhe Uaiversal Leaf Co. of Richmond, V1. ""1e have contacted many trucking companicii," !ltiranda said, "'and they have 111 said they will stick the siAns on their vehlcles." some 300,000 of the bumper :itlckers art in tended tor automobi1t11. J\liranda said he expects to mo\'e the camp;iign into North Ct1mlin11 11nd South Carolina 300n and then into other lobacco areas. At the close of the leaf m11rkets. tobacco produ('ts dlstrlbutor1 \\0111 be supplied stickers for their car- riers, he said . "The do-gooders are tryiog to 11111ke povtrtY 11reas out Qf the t.obaceo J!T'OWing mates. and lhitt is just 004! or the w11~ we plan to tiaht back for public opinion favor," ~·!iranda fiaid . Noise Ordinance Ol('d Councilmen Approve 3-zone Control Bid Fountain Valley city ~· wllo 111l month banMd My turtMr apartmeftt' development ln the city, have tlktn ~1)90Jer step ~ at improving the <JUtlity of life by approving a noise con- trol ordinance. C.Ouncilmen approved the first reading of the ordinance Tuesday night.. It will leg11ly place limits on the levtl of noiae allowed in certain sections ol the city, if given rinal approval rn twG weeka. The ordinance, described by l>lanning Director Clinton Sherrod 1:1s the first of its kind in the county. is the result of ninP. months stud y by the city staff and the county Hea lth Department. Ktn J:.tgier, Industrial Hygienist for the county Hea!Lh Department, presented Delay of Montli In New School Ope11i11g Seen A one mo nth delay in the opening of Golden View School, the newest campus of the Ocean Vie"· School District, wa.<i predicted today by Dist. Supt. Clarence Mal l. The late opening date. now set ror Oct. HI, \\'a~ blamed on construction dif· ficulties with s1ructura1 steel used in the $950,000 plant. Slude11ts who were to have attended !ht dis trict's 24th campus 'near Golden West Street and Slater Avenue \\'ill be bused lo nearby Mesa View and Meadow Vle\V schools until construction is complete, ac- cording to Dr. HalL The extra student load will not rtqui re double sessions at either Meadow View or f\fesa View, he pointed out. Golden Vie1v School, Joca~d in the \\lintersburg area, features open space design and a saltwater aquarium and an indoor-outdoor avJary for student use . Dr. Hall said the school's kindergarten elassroon1 \Viii contsin a sloping, semi- ci rcular c:ement fence with Swiss cheese holes for student play. Funds for this feature were made available through the state. Plans are also under way to double the capacity of the 76l·student College View SchbOl, on Ltnnox Drive near Edwards Street and Ed inger Avenue. The College View site. according lo Dr . Hall, was purchased with ex· pansion in mind since the surrounding area is one of the fastest growing in Hun · tington Beach. C.Onstruction Is expected to begin in September. Ocean View School District administratoors are aiming for a June 1972 opening. the ord-to ~-Tuelday nllbl He .. Id It ~II Ille Jlrit •t· ttmpt to hold •mbltnt noi9es •l • fixed level. · After measwiq tbt noise levels at 3S 5ites throughout tbe city, the aru w•s divided into three noise zones baied on average noise levels. Zone one is the <iuietest ranging from 45 to 50 decibels •nd some of the neighborlv>od.s in the swthwtst comer of the city are in that zont. Zone llfO has a slightly higher noise level -50 lo 55 decibels -and it covers most of the rest of the residential areas of the city. The third zone •Hows the most noise - from 55 lo 60 decibels. It is located 1long the freeway a.t a depth of a quarter of a mile on each lide of the freewty. By outing these zones, the ordinance establlshes levels of noise that cannot be exceeded. Violation of the ordinance is • m isdemeanor. Sherrod told the council the ordinance will enable them to control any form of loud noise such as musical in~truments, loud speakers, industrial noise that Jn- trudes into residential neighborhoods and even things like barking dogs . In approving the ordinance. Coun· cilman Al Hollinden suggested that it be taken to regiorutl agencies. "Thi~ is an a rea \1•here intercit y cooperation can be very he lpful." he said. The ordinance will be t>resented to the Southern California. Area Governments !SCAG) and the state and county League of Cities. From Pag., 1 CHAMBER REPORT. •• policy statements. The ttpatt recommends that the city conskler reducing levels (Ir service. discontinuing programs or projects, and establish expenditure controls. Particularly it recommend1 that tbe ci· ty stop financing capital improvement projects with a!111ual fundii and urges long·term financing techni<jues, such as general obligation or revenue bonds. "Except for the most critical projects \vhich, if not completed in the near·ttrm \vould work gross hardship on the public ..• defer all capital improvement pro- grams," the accountant! urge. Capital improvement progr•ms that lie ahead for the city include the Top of the Pier plan, central library and civic center. In projecting a •t0.4 million ac· cumulated deficit over the next five years, the accountants note that m8ny cities face a similar financial crisis. The investigators also poinl out that the city tax rate for the last seven years has been 50 cents below the average for California cities. The present re..te is $1.45. The Ernst and Ernst team lists a series of new revenue source~ for the city to in- vestigate other th•n property taxes. They in.elude: -An alcoholic beverage charge, park· ing ticket surcharge, occupation tax, utility users tax (the city already has • rive percent utility tax ). -Sanitation charge, sewer and water connection charges. and refuse collection charge (the city dropped a $1.50 a month trash fee last yeer). -ri-totor vehicle tax. commercial ren· tals tax. business license tax (the city last year upped business fees 50 percent ) and a bu siness g~ss jeceip~ tax Ith~ ci· ty considered but rt ~ted sucih a levy la st year in face of opposition from the chamber of commerce). The report recommend! that the city "immediately undertake. a study of tht expenditures and revenues in which specific conclusions are reached on thost expenditure Items which can be discon· Linued, deferred or reduced and those new revenue &ourcM which c1n be est.ablished and current sources which can be increased ." Strong language is used in referring to current financiaJ management practices. "The financial planning and C1>ntrol procedures and reports of the city of Huntington Beach ..• reflect • lack or attention. appreciation and full und- erstanding of comprehensive financW management." the accowitants state. "The various procedures and reports suggest that financial plaMing and C1>n· trol are addressed on a very piece-mn.! basis. Financial planning and control is not syslematized. "Of greater concern ls the cutlook for the future of the city's financial manage- ment in-which piece-meal approaches ar• being contemplated. The attitude within the administration towards financial pro- cedures and reports appears to be one of informality and laissez.faire rather than one of rormati_ly and discipline." The accountants say that while this •t· titude may be acceptable in a small com· mun ity it is not in a large one. Leading Envoy Quit8 HONG KONG (AP) -Pakistan's top di plomat in Hong Kong announced today he has quit and will stay here to "htlp v.·ork for the independence of B~fla Desh" Moht.uddin Ahmed, 33, viho headed the Pakistani High Commission . or consulate, sai~ \I'\ a s'tat.ement to newsm~ .that it "'a! "no more pos!ible for any man ot honor ~o represent • government that ii enga_g~ in ruthless genocide." luxurious spring down . sofas 0 P~OFESS IONAL These .h andsome sofas were design ed to give you t he ultimate in soeting comfort with dacron a nd down bock pill ows, d~ep spri ng down seat cushions enveloped in down end fe athers and in two fo am-f illed arm pillows. Choo~ from a wide selection of fine fabrics. 8' length reg . $599 NOW 399. Your /alXl.rlte interior d(iiontr iqiU bt happy to mrist ~ou •.• BLVD. INTERIOR DESIGNERS Opet1 MH., Ta.n. & Prl. lyes.. COST A M!SA, CALIF. 6"46.0275 6"46-0276 • ' lhif11ct.1, Au9iot 19, 1971 H DAILY PILOY :J Lagunan Held After Probe Plea Nixed San Clemente Won't Back LAFC Action WildChme A Laguna Beach man driving a stolen 1971 Cadillac led two Los Angeles Police Department helicopters, 20 L A P D motorcycle officers. 16 LAPD squad cars, (our Highway Patrol cars and four Highway Patrol motorcycle officers on a 2fi-n1ile chase over Los Angeles freeways Wednesday evening at speeds up to 105 m_p_h_ By halting rush hour traffic on the San Diego Freeway, pol.ice were finally able to stop the vehicle dtiven by Erick Kraft., 23, of 954 Miramar Street. He was later booked on charges of grand theft auto. The twenty minute chase, took Kraft and )Xlllce over five freeways -and right through the congested downtown Los Angf'les interchange. The series of events began, police alleged, when Kraft stole a brand-new green Coupe de Ville from Allen Oldsmobile, 1150 S. Coast Highway, around S p.m. yesterday afternoon. Kraft was driving the car on the ~lrillvwood Freewav without license plates or any other identification. when a patrolman attempted to stop him, of· (jeers said. The suspect stepped on the gas and traveled to the Harbor Freeway. to the Santa Monica Freeway, to the San Diego Frerway, to the Ventura Freeway and back to the San Diego Freeway. Patrolmen were able to halt traffic in both directions on the San Diego Freeway and with drawn guns, officers in three police cars, brought the stolen vehicle to the side. After the vehicle was stopped, another officer was injured when attempling to pull the keys out of the ignition. Police said Kraft threw the car in reverse and the auto shot back 20 feet. The officer suffered bruises. Earlier, one motorcycle officer suf· fered a broken wrist when he spilled hi! bike during the high speed run. County Seeking Ways lo Use Solid Wa ste~ The Orange County Sanitation Districts are looking for new ways to use solid wastes !eft over from the treatment of sewage. Ttle directors this week approved the join t filing or an application with the city of Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Qlun- t y Sanitation Districts for a two-year, $500,000 federal grant to study the pro- ject. 'T'he three districts currently produe« l,500 tons of dry solids daily at three treatment facil ities. By the year 2000, the output is expected to he up to 3,500 tons a day, Currently this material, known as sludge, is used as a soil conditioner ad· ditive in lawn fertilizers. The objective of the proposed study will be to find a feasible method of recycling the waste material. Some alternatives thal will be looked at Included its application !() marginal soil for development of agricultural or recreatinnal arefls, development of fire resistant greenbelts around metropolitan foothills. use in freeway landscaping and use as a potted plant soil by commercial nurseries. .. 260,000 Trucks Recalled by GM DETROIT ( l'Pll -Genera! f\.1 nto r11. ('"l'fl_ 1<:. <l'>k1n(! 1he (lll"ners Of the 260,0()') Chevrolet and Gt-.1C light rluty trucks to r l'!Urn the111 10 dealers so frnn! !=.pring assen1blies and power brakes can be in· spected .. The' rront spring assemblies on 124.000 r"nrwh"el rlrive trllr\\.s produced during the 1969, 1970 and 1971 model years may' contain possible defects, a GM spokesman said today. Under certain conditions. a 1pring , could break near the front atbtchment on the steering column side. If this oc- ('Urred, the truck could v~r toward the left in left.hand drive trucks or to I.he right in right-ha nd trucks, he Kid. Where~s It Self-destructs By JORN VALTERZA ot JM 0.llJ ~UM It.ft San Clemente will not officially support a Grand Jury investigation of "machine politics" in Orange County government. nor will it support a recall of Fifth District Supervisor Ron Caspers·. That decision came Wednesday as city councilman and Local Agency Fonnation Commission member Stan Northrup lost his attempt to launch the probe of circumstances surrounding the bizarre battle over membership of the LAFC. The battling Northrup strongly scolded fellow councilmen as each backed down from the controversy. He added that he was ''disappointed" at the balk. The longtime councilman lirst in· troduced a scathing proposed resolution condemning the •·apparent attempt" lo rstablish a political machine with Caspers and Supervisor Robert Battin asserted!y at the controls. James tt. Rossman thinks his firm, Hercules Inc., Wilmington , De!, may have the answer to the nation's plastic disposal problems. Firm has developed what it claims is edible, \Vater-sotuble plastic bottle that. when immersed in water, disintegrates '~'ithin 15 minutes. F\·layor Walter Evans seconded Northrup's motion lo launch discussion. It came quickly. Councihnan Tom O'Keefe said the language in the resolution "might leave the city open to some sort of defamation action,'' and he suggested il be reviewed b_y the city legal staff before any action were taken. Capsule to Transit County Northrup, who apparentl.v has tern· pered his initia l demands for a recall against the two supervisors. stressed that the resolution calls only for an impartial investigation by the Grand Jury. The command module that carriM astronaul'I: David R. Scott, Alfred M. Warden and James B. Irwin to and from the moon this month will pass through Orange County about mid-day, Friday on • slow truck caravan. The module is being transported from the North Island Naval Station in San Diego to North American Rockwell's Downey plant. Officials at North American Rockwe!l could oot gay exactly what time the caravan will pass along the Orange Coast tin Pacific Coast Highway. It is expected to Je<11ve San Diego sometime belween 8 A.m. and 11 a.m. The module weights about 11,000 pounds and will be riding on the back of a. long flat-bed truck traveling about 20· miles-an-hour, Rockwell officials said. The module will be protected by a plastic covering and a car in front and one in back of the truck will escort the caravan. Plans call for the roodule caravan to Larger Duties V tilidat;e Claim For Pay Boost PHILADELPHIA (AP) -Patrick Trainer, JO, wanted to know if the 90-day wage price freeze applied to his Allowance. "I am 10 years old and I have a ques· lion~ for you," he wrote to the Phil~delphia Inquirer's Act ion Line. "My father said he would give me a raise 1n my allowance except for Nixon's wage· price freeze. \Viii he be fined $5,000 if I &et the raise. Please answer soon ." The question was referred to Region 3, Office of Emergency Preparedness. in Philadelphia. Richard Sanderson, public Affairs officer. ruled that allowances could be raised only if the receiver's pro· ductivity or responsibility increased or he was moved to a bigger job. Bulwarked by the ruling. Patrick went into rurther negotiations with his father, Thomas, 34, a freelance phntographer 1n Paoli. Patrick receives $\ a ~·eek and has a list of chores to do around the house, in· eluding taking out. the trash, cleaning his room, feeding the four cats and two gerbils. Patrick, taking cogniiance of I.he more responsibility loophole, offered to ~'ash the car and clean the inside. The elder Trainer offered a 25-cenl. in· crease. but Patrick turned it down . After further negotiation. however, Patrick •«rttd to a SO-cent increau. His sister, Marjorie, 9, then asked il she cauld start negotiating for an in· crease in her $1 allowance. "Tomorrow," Trainer uid. Poppa? follow U.S. Highway IOI (Pacific Coast Highway) through Del Mar. Solano Beach, Encinitas and Carlsbad. The caravan will switch to Interstate 5 from Oceanside to San Clemente, then resume its trek through Orange County on Pacific Coast Highway. Rockwell officials said the on!y way to learn the exact time of the module"s passage through a city is to phone the loca l police department. '"All I want is the truth and no more," he said, "and if the truth bears up, then I 'll seek support throughout the district for a recall." Both O"Keefe and Councilman Cliff ~1yers said they believed councilmen have the prerogative to call for in~ vestigatio:is. but the city as an entity should not. '"I know there were A lot of theatrics going on." O"Keefe said, "and we all read about. the crazy activities." Last of the first. Jamaica Village homes are almost sold out. The first of the unique, tru)y one-of-a-kind buys! Investigate the security, privacy and waterfront luxury of California's best home investment! It's possible right now to take·A~vantage of the currtnt low rate of financing on the purchase of these remaining homes. Great buys anywhere-add the marina environment of Coronado Cays and you have California's best buys. The unique Caribbean-inspired patio homes in Jama_jca Village dot the gazebo-studded bayside promenade. Joined by a network of lushly landscaped malls, the homes are just steps from the water's edge, where a string of boat slips fronts the Village. You'll disrover luxury features galore in these homes including tiled entries, buih·in in~r barbecues, oversized compart- mented baths, master suites with fireplaces, extensive storage and closet space, individual hand-fired tile house riumhers, radicrcontrolled garage door openers and cable TV. The channing Jamaica Village Beach dub offers gracious entertainment facilities for you, for your guests: large otttdoor patio, a warm, sandy beach, heattd pool, spacious kitchen and dining area. Four individualized models left, from $58,700. A few custom homes and lots, on the water, now available at Green Turtle Cay. Firms to Open' Private Sper1n Banks NEW YORK (AP) -Two human !perm banks, where • man can have his • gemen frozen and stored for use in the 1 future, wW open within the next few weeks in Manhattan. Most of the clients are expected to bf men planning to undtrgo vasectomie1 who want their sperm 1v1.llable in case they decide tater they want to have children. One nationally prominent m.n in P.fin· nesota has had hi5 sperm stored 1gainst the possibility that his only son may be sterile and may want to use. the spenn to inl9eminate his wife to c1rry on the r1mi·· Jy lineage, a sperm han" gpokesman 1aid. Spokesmen ror the banks emphasited that their policy Is to serve only 11 a storagl! facility. Genetic Laboratoriu, Inc .. which for the put year has operated bankg in Min· ntflp:>1i1 Alld St. Paul. Minn. They a re believed to be the first such commercial sperm banks. 'Mlt other facility in New York Ii to be npt.rated by • new concern, the tatrie Corp. For 17 year1, the freezing and later use of human sperm in artificial iMemination hAa been carried out by a few specialists In major medical centers. There have been •!most 400 births with such sperm. The first guch offspring is a 17-ye&r1lld boy reported to be in e1cellMt health and an A student. "You should have seen some of them," Northrup interjected. Mayor Evans soon afterward & withdrew his second to Northrup's m~ tion, commenting, "I can see that this won't be a unanimous vote, so I have to withdraw my second." "I sug~est, Stan, that we cosign a letter to the Grand Jury and ask ror an in· vestigalion and leave it at that." "Thal won't do a damed thing." Northrup said. "I'm really disappointed , How would you men feel tf three councilmen ln .a bloc ran this city and you were the otbe'C' two," he said. Both Northrup and Evans conceded to <X!Um::ilmen that meetings have taken place lhls week with Caspers. , , Mayor Evans pointed out that many dif~·. • ferences whlch had existed at the height ~ of the LAFC con troversy have since been worked out with Gaspers. He added that the Slj.pervisor wwld probably be meeting with the full council : at a breakfast meeting early next month.·· * * * * * * Mayor of Laguna Asks To Head Off Censure Fifth Dist.rict Supervisor Ron a: Id Caspers is •·well aware that he made a mistake"' Laguna Beach Mayor Richard Gnl cleberg tnld !he city council Wed· nesday night. Gnldberg said he had talked lo Caspers \Vednesday and received his assurance that in future Laguna Beach will be con· suited in all matters that ntight affect the community. He proposed that instead of a personal censure of Caspers and Supervisor Ro be rt Battin for their part in manipulating a recent. Local Agency Forn1ation Commission (LA FC) meeting. the council should adopt a resolution ex· pressing its displeasure at the conduct of the meeting, requesting correct noticing of all future meetings find expressing the hope that they can be conducted with proper decorum. '"\Ve do have to work with him (Caspers)." said Goldberg, "and I'd like lo come to an understanding and perhaps improve our relations with county government..'' Before joining the vote in support af. ~ the resolution, Councilman Edward Lorr said it wa s his personal feeling a stronger ·" statement of censure should ht issued '' and that tht Board of Supervisors ghol,dc;! be asked to remove Caspers and Battin , from the LAFC. They were guilty, he said, of "misuu .• and abuse of power that has made • • · laughing stock of all city of£ici&ls and · made everyone look suspect." .. "This man (Caspers)." said U>rr. "had . been scheming to seize tbe LAFC and achieve his own goals, completely ig· " noring the wishes of the people of Irv ine' ' and of cities in this district. He ahould be. ,· \el known in harsh terms how this d tY. . .". feels about such conduct." . At Goldberg's request, the rouilCU all!O agreed to share with other cities in the ' payment of legal fees to establish the. . correct membership of the LAFC •fter ' the tumultuous meeting. ., Councilmen authorized payment of irp to $265 for Laguna Beach's ahare of ille estimated $5,000 legal cost. · < :· • "The semen remains the property nf the client, And only he, through hilt doc· tor, cA n authorize Its use." IAld Or. Robert Ersek, medical dirtctor of The Minnesota bank!i charge $5.5 for the collection, examination, freezing and storage of the semen for the first year .1nd SIS a year thereafter for storage. The New York prices mAy ht higher, Er1ek aaid. Tnur mil"' ~ntit.h rlf J-Jol~J drl Coron11dG tin the Silv•r Strllnl1 l~r.t>nu: Highway 7~1. T11ke Cor9n11do CAy1 Boul.vard turnoff, -·--·-_,._.., A spnkesman for latric said 111 prices would be $80 snd SIS- -.j ~ ----i:.-fh-----------r-.::----;;;;;::;,;-;;;:;;::;:;;...~';.;.··13 ... --=, ....... ,., ..... ,,,, .... ~---~..,... .... -...,~--0 -'1i!l<Wti$?CllU ::w-_.o;..~~lltJ:Z SUI!'< 4 Lh.P<WWWW-• . ' ...:. ... 1 \ . . II OAJLY PILOT Arabs Holding Summit Berlin P act Said Near 3 Nations Seek Unity, End to Co1i fli cts Mter Talks BERLIN (UPI) -Ambassadors from the United Statll!:S, Britain, Fra~ and the Soviet Union reCll!:Ssed early todaf after more than 14 hours of talks in an effort to reach agreement on the future of West Berlin. American Ambassador Kenneth Rush said •·we made grtat pro- £Tess." Rush said he and British ambassador Sir Roger Jackling, French Ambassador Jean Sauvagnargues and So v I ~ t Ambassador Pyotr Abrassimov would take up the conference again on Mond11y. "We have made real prog ress," Rush 1>aid as he left the formll!:r allied contra! authority building in the. American sector of West Berlin. which is 110 miles inside Communist East Germany. "We have. completed our review of all the points at issue," Rush said. "We have been going slowly because wt want lo be sure that any agreement has the com. plete support of all the four powers and the German people." Rush said he was looking rorward to the nex• meeting on P..fonday but in answer to a newsman's question, he said he could not say whther an agreement would be reached then. The Soviet ll!:nvoy said only "end good, everything good." Sauvagnargues said he could not yet tell whether an agreement might be reached Monday. But West Berlin officials who have followed the talk.! closely expressed con. fidence that an agreement was imminent. They were cheered by the smiles on Rush's face as he left the conference building and they said applause and laughter could be heard in the conference hall on the second fl oor of the 5CJO..room former Prussian courthouse, Thi!: four power ambassadors have been negotiating since March of 1970 in an ll!:f· fort to reach a settlement in West Berlin. The main points the Western am· bassadors are trying to secure for the ci· ly are guarantees of unhindered access along the land corridors to West Berlin and confirmation of the ties existing between the city and West Germany. Abrassimov has been insisting on permission for establishment of a Sov!ll!:t consulate general In West Berlin. West German government sources zaid the Soviets also are haggling over who will issue West Berllners thetr passport! - whether the stamp on such passports wUI say "\\'est Berlin," "West Germany" or carry the inscription of the we11tem allied military commandant. Thi!: four powers re.presented by the: ambassadors have supervisory powers over Berlin under thll!: 1945 Pot.sd&m Agreement which they signed ea World War 11 victors ln Europe. HUBE RT HUMPH REY CR ITICAL OF WELFARE DELAYS Lawmakers Applauded Many of Senator's Proposal s HHH Raps Nixon Plans, Speaks Like Candidate MINNEAPOLIS IUPI) -Sen . Hubert J-t. Humphrey (!).Minn.), cr iticized Presi· dent Nixon Wednesday for delaying revenue sharing and welfare reform, and offered a host of domestic proposals whlch might be a "blueprint" for a se- cond Presidential bid. Humphrey, who Jost a close Presider> tial race lo Nixon in 1970, called the delay in welfare reform ''an outrageous ex· ample of mixed priorities" and gaid Irish Airlines May Lose Rigl1ts To La11d in U.S. Vt'ASHINGTON (AP) -The State Department says Irish airlines will Jose the right to land in New York in a year if Ireland does not let U.S. airlines operate in Dublin. This ls the first time the United States has told a foreign airline it might lose landing rights and, State Department of. ficia!s said Wednesday it is in line with President Nixon's Oll!:W economic policy calling for strongll!:r action to protect U.S. economic interests abroad. Thi!: officials said the action also con· formed to Nixon int.ematlonal aviation policy statement of Junt 1970 which calls for vigorous action to give U.S. airlines a fair opportunity to compete with foreign carriers. The United States said the three U.S. carriers that fly to Ireland -Pan American, Trans World Air!inll!:s and Seaboard World Airways -are at a disadvantage landing only in Shannon because more people want lo fly to and frim Dublin, the Irish capital. rf:Venue sharing is "no less necessary now " than it was a week ago, before Nix· on's wage-price freeze. Humphrey proposed an immediate takeover or all welfare costs by the federal government and called for federal funding of 25 percent of all public school costs through an education trust fund. The 974 lawmal<ers attending the na- tional legislative conference gave many of Humphrey's proposals prolonged ap- plause, especially his call for more federal aid for the slates find loc•I gove rnments. The 1970s should be a decade of domestic deve\oprnent," he. said. "Wll!: certainly won't be able to help olhrrs if "''e can't gel our own house in order." He advocated a ··national growth policy" and a national planning agency which would be directly responsible to the President and composed ol represen· tatives from federal, state and local government. An aide later said Humphrey's speech. which had been in the works for several weeks. could well be. the ''blueprint" of domestic progra ms if the former vice president makes another bid for the. Democratic Presidential nomination. "We must guarantee that Americans in every part of our nation have adequate standards nf educalion. health and hous· ing and every other hwnan nee<!," Humphrey said. •·our nation must begin now to define and articulate a national growth policy. This po licy must have at least three elements ; First. planning and organiza· tlon; second, basic objectives ; third, financing." He renewed his support for a federal program to give low interest loans to 5tates and cities and said he will in· troduce legislation to establish a joint legislative-executive council for a better system of communication and coopera· tion among all levels of government. DAMASCUS (UPI) -The heads of state of Egypt, Syria aod Libya met to- day ostensibly to complete a consUtution that will link their nations in a fede.ra.Uon. Political sources said they were working just as hard to try to end the rifts lo the Arab world. In recent weeks King Hussein's troops launched military operations against the Palestinian guerrillas in Jordan and rebel offlctrs tried and failed to overthrow King Hassan of Morocco. Left-wing rebels !it.aged a coup in Sudan and were overthrown themselves. Syria and Iraq closed their borders with Jordan. and Syria fought border battles with Jorda· nian troops. Polilical sources said that after ceremonies Friday formally linking Syria, Egypt and Libya, Egyptian Presi- dent Anwar Sadat will go to Saudl Arabia for talks with King Faisal in the fir st \•isit there by an Egyptian leader since 1964 . (In Beirut, the well-informed An Nahar newspaper speculated King Hussein may fly to Jeddah for the Sadat-Faisal meeting, but there was no confirmation of this from Amman or any other i;ource.) Omar Sakkaf. Saudi Arabian minister of state for foreign affairs, drove to Damascus fro m Beirut \Vcdnesday night and delivered an "important message" from t,aisal, the sources said. There \\'as no indication of its contents. Faisal was in Catro in J une to discuss the J ordanian-Palestinian guerrilla crisis. Sadat, head of the. Arab world 's rank· Ing s tate, opened a summit conference in the Syrian capital \Vednesday night with Libyan Premier 1.foammar Khadafy and Syrian President Hafez: Assad. The three * ·:.r * Arab Guerrilla Slain by I srael In Gaza Strip TEL AVIV (UPI) -An Israeli p:i trol killed an Arab guerrilla in a brief firefight in Gaza City in the lsracli-OC· cupied Egyptian Gaz:1 Strip today, a military spokesrnan said . The spokesman said the patrol found lwo pistols, a rifle a nd five hand gre· nades in the area. The guerrilla had been V.'anted for some ti me by Israeli security fortes, the spokesman said. It was the first reported incident in the turbulent strip since to.1onday y,•hen a grenade explosion wounded 17 persons ln the Gaza City Sejaiych marke t plate. In nearly a month, Israeli troops have killed or captured more than SO guerrlllas in a \videspread campaign lo hall ter· r orlst activities in the strip, the northe rn gateway into the Seinai Peninsula from Israel. To further reduce. terrorist incidents in the area, occupation forces also have been thinning out refugee camps. moving farru lies to new homes to make room for new patrol roads. U.S . Sc ientist Leaves Red China After Long Stay HONG KONG (UPI) -Dr. Yang Chen- riing, an American Nobel Priz~winnlng physicist who has been visiting his ill father in Communist Chlnan I e ft Shanghai Tuesd.iy, the China News Agency (NC:'<JA) reported Wednesday in a broadcast monitored hll!:re. lrish International Airlines general manager, Michael Dargan, said the an· nouncement "represents negotiation by economic muscle." He said ln Dublin that the three U.S. carriers, "not content with having full ac· cess to two thirds of the Irish market through Shannon, want the remaining one third as well." "Three against one ls apparently their Idea of fair competition and the United Slates is apparentl y prepared to use force against ui; to back them up," he said. Big Guns Airlif tecl F1·01n Tlireatened Vietna111 Po st ''ang, di rector of the inslitulll!: for theoretical physics al New York State University, met with Premier Chou En· Jal and Chinese scill!:ntists and profes50!'1 during his mo nth-long stay. He shared the Nobel Prize for physics In 1!1:'17 for y,•ork t'ln the principle of the conservatio n of parity . l'\C/';A did not report '':::ng's destina- tion. 1 It had been speculated in the l,;nited States that ''ang also played a part ln the recent negotiations leading to President Ni xon's announcement of his scheduled Peking visi t) India Chief Travels NE:W DELllJ (AP ) ~ Prime t-.1 inis trr Indira Gandhi "''ill make her first t 11s1t outside of India since "'inning the gcner:il election earlier this year. She y,·ilJ l'rs1t France, Britain and lhe United States 1n late October. The United New~ or India said \\'ed. Jlesday that specific dates would be an· nouncll!:d later. SAIGON (UPI) - Giant Amer ican CH47 troop carrying helicopters lifted all the artillery out of the key South Viet· namese fire Base Sarge today in the face of increasing pressure from a North \'1rl· n;imese uffeosll'e along the. demihtari·led 7one A U S Ul!I Huey mih t<1 ry helicopter also took an American cnmbat radio tram out of lhe threatenffi base. 'fhe removal of all of Sarge's artill ery !'eriously \1•eakened lhe outpost's mai n mission or guarding lhe Quang Tri river \'alley, a major Conununist Inliltration route. Showers • Ill Southeast Most of Nation Enjoys Pleasant Sunny W eather Callfnrnla mmw,.110AAIU,,_W11T11nsuv1e11111:na.M.11T •·•·11 1.-UNITED ,.lll:SS IHTlllNATIOMAL IO Sunny .. t&!/l>t• WU Ptfljl~ttt lot --~'loomt '""'"''~ Ct lllo•ftl• !l"!I Y, wllll K i i• --~~. 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" " .. n " " ~ " n " .. .. n " " " ~ • " ~ An ARYN spo~esman said a South Viet. namese battalion fought a large Com· .aJ munlst force from sundown Tuesday to early Wednesday just north o[ Nui Ba Ho, k!lllng 124 North Vietnamese with a loss .01 of 22 South Vietnamese killed and 16 woundfd. •• Re n1n s Runs Wild CINCINNATI (AP J -11fary Ginn has .m filed a chArge against Floosie E:veidB<f81!1 for harboring an animal in their apart· ment building. Mary y,·as chased do"'" the building's hall way by Floosi's pet, a ·• bobcal named Remus. leaders met agaln today for their third round of talka at the Damascus guest palace where they arrived to the ac· companiment of thousands of Syrians cheering for Arab Wlily. Conference sources laid the three also met at midnight with Palestinian guer· Miia chief Vasser Aralat and d.i.sawed the conflict between Jordan and the guer· llni01aists Raided rillas, heighltne.d by King Hussein's war against the Palestinians in mid -July. Political sources said the tense border situaUon between J ordan and Syria, which engaged in brief tank due.ls last week, and the crisis between Jordan and the. Palestinian guerrUlas there also was discussed during the 00.minute firs& round. Ma sked Men Put Bomb In Bel£ ast Headquarters LOr.-'DONDERRY, Northern Ireland (UPI) -Masked gunmen believed to be outlawed Irish Republican Army members raided the Belfast headquarters of the governing Unionist Party today and plan ted a bonib in the building, party mem bl'rs said. A Unionist Party member of the Northern Ireland Parliament, William Kenned y. said the gunmen locked him in a room at gunpoint while they planted the JO-pound bomb, fi!ted with an anti·handl· ing device which British Army experts said took two hours to defuse. Unionist Party Secretary Jaim Bailie said he was in his office when the gunmen struck at the. headquarters in Glengall Street. "l had just finished a telephone call with the Deputy Prime Minister, Mr. John Andrew, when I heard our doorman r unning up the stairs." Bailie said "lie was shouting. 'The IRA. are here!' t thought he was joking. Then l saw his face ;ind knew he \'.'as serious ." Bailie s<1 id he went to the front door of the building, but the gunmen had gone. "I ordered my staff to leave th• bu!lding," Bailie said . The at.tnc k on Un ionist lleadQuarters carne as Premier Brlan Faulkner con. fcrred 11.1ith British Prime 11iinister EdY.·ard Heath at the British leader's of· ficial Chequers country residence. The lalks which be gan Wednesday when Faulkner fl e1v to London ended shortly aft er 3 p.m. and the Northern Ireland premier left for Belfast. In Londonderry, British troops today smashed through rnore barricades in Roman Catholic. areas and began patrols through the ctty·s se\\'er nel\1•ork in their hunt for IRA members. Shouts of "\Ve will not lie down under Eng la11d" -but lillle vi olence -greeted the ar rny push lhrou~h barriers that had been torn down Wed nesday only to be rebuilt overnight. Ca thol ics c:onstructed the barriers of concrete. broken paving s tones and household furniture. partly to keep British troops out and partly as a sy mbol of the ir defia nce of the predominantly Protestant Northern Ireland government and the soldiers sent in lo keep peace. An arrny spokesrna n said troops would pull down all the barricades and ·were patrolling lhe sewer system to get al IRA extremi sts, whom the government blam· ed for the deadliest outbreak of violence in the. province in 50 years . The latest military effo rt to demolish lhe barrica des began early Wednesday and the fighting throughout the dav clalmed lwo more lives. includi nii: a dear mute and brought to at least 28 the death ton since. Aug , 9. An army spokesman sa id the troops c leared half a do1.en barricades from streets in 90 mi nutes 1v lthout bringing a ny of the gunbatlles "'h1ch occurred e arlier. \\'1!nesses said Catholics rebuilding barntadc s bulldozed down by pa ratroops some hours earlier used concrete in some cases to construct the new barricades. Paving blocks, .steel pipe, overturned automobiles and hijacked buses hav• been the traditional building material• for the. barriers. Security forces Wednesday n I g ht released on bail two opposition members ol Parliament, John Hume, 34. and Ivan Cooper, 28, who were he!d in the Roman Catholic Bogside earlier Wednesday u croY.·ds clasheq. with soldiers. Prime. Mlnister Brian Faulkner was meeting today with Prime Minister Edward Heath of Britain near London. They were reviewing developments since Faulkner invoked internment without trial IO days ago. Red Neg otiator Blames Economy On Vietnam War PARIS (AP ) North Vietnam declared today that the longer thll!: United Stat.es delays its total withdrawal from Vietnam, the n1ore it will face "economic and monetary difficulties." Hanoi's chief. nego tiator. Xuan Thuy, returned u·ith a broad smile to the Vill!:t• n?.rn peace t alks after missing last week's session, apparently because of illness. "The more the United States delays Its total and unconditional withdrawal from Vietnam,'' he told newsmen as he entered the 126th weekly session of the. talk!, "th• longer it delays the return of the cap.- lured American military men to their homes and the greater will be it1 ll!:c.onomic and monetary difficulties." The Viet Cong delegate, Mrs. Nguyen '!'hi Dinh. did not :ittend the session. There. y,·as no Immediate explanation. She was replaced by one of her deputies, Dinh Ba Thi. South Vietnam's Pham Dang Lam, the first speaker, accused North Vietnam ot '"fe verishly intensifying military prepara· lions" by concentrating troops and sup- plies Jn the demilitarized zone for a l!ilrike against the South, He said North Vietnamese attacks on South Vietnamese positions ha v • mulUplied in the past few days, and ad· ded; "You are continuing your troop in· filtrations, not only \'ia the Ho Chi Minh trail but also by other roads ~·hich have been opened recently along the Vietnam· Laos border at a time whe morll!: than half of the allied forces have already been repatriated ;:ind other contingents are sched uled to lea ve South Vietnam." The acting U.S. negotiator, Philip C. ~labib, also accused North Vietnam of "blatant ''io lations·· of the demil itariied zone. He called for "inunediate and serious consideration'' ol a long-standing American propos:i ! for a general cease· fire throughout Jndochina. The proposal has been repealed!y re· jected by the Communist Ul'ITt~ The P e rils of Pearl Singer Pearl Bailey was surprised v.·hen 1 little too much 'umph' in reverse sent th<! Broadway .star sprawling as s he was being taken to the grandstand show in 1 golf cart for her performance at the Wis. l'Onsin State ft'air. • I 1, Newport Beaeh ED I T ION Today 's Final N.Y. Stocks VOL 64, NO. 198, 3 SECTIONS, 38 PAG ES ORA NGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TEN C ENTS Copter J ailhreal( 2 Mexico City Prisoners Fly Away l\lEXICO CIT''!' 1lJ P!1 -Two men. In- cluding 11 New Yn 1·ker conv icted nf manslaughter, escaperi from a maximun1 f.ecurity prison in fl·lexicn City \Ved· nesday v.·hen a helicopter landed inside the prison tn lift them t~ fre(>dom. The two men were identi fied as Joel DaviO Kaplan, 41. a Ne"' Yorker sen· tenred lo 28 years for mans!aul'.!hler, and Carlos Antonin Contrera~ Cas1 ro, a \'enezuela n serving a seven-year term fnr DAIL Y .. tLOT S!I!! l"~olt LT. PETE RS EN SHOWS OFF CITY JAIL HO LDING TANK Lone Cell Is WMere Suspects You ng and Old Are Booked Bid for New Facilities Prom.pts Tour of Old :-:ew.~n1Pn \VNi nei;da,\' g111 a rln.;p llf'I lnn~ at fhe r0nrli11n11$ <ii th(' \"e11pnrt 8Pacl1 Ci1y Hall anrl rnl1rl' far1l1t1 Thn.~e condil f0'1~ h;:i ve l('rl Tht' r1!1 rn11nr1I to ask 101er ;ippro\lal lnr mnnr1 !n hu1!d nrw f::iei11!i('s. I\f\\'fl'lrt RParh rl';1rlrn!~ 111111•n1 " 0!'1 .'i on rhe reque~!ed Si million IJnnd 1.~sur for thP pro 1l'ct Li G;irv Pelrrson ('(lnrluttc·r! 1rir lr111 r Of jhp )l(l,llCP hu iJdinp.. nnp Of ::l ~f'ril"'~ pl;inn!!rl h.v ;i c1tlirns' comm 111 rP c;im. p;iign1ng rnr pass,:rgp of ({Ip honrls Administrative aide r.1no [,audio ptckPd up where PeLer~on lcl1 nff , lead· ing rh e presi; ,:rnd or.he r guest s rhrnugh a maze nr city srruc!ures Pe terson shn...,·err police commun1c;i t· tng with patrol cars on a radio console built in 1959. f\nqr! n11J11P1' ·.1,nuld r01·pr lhr rns1 nf • 211!fl C'rnl11rv rri111 pment ·· .l1 m l\'nf)(I. ( ;imp;ia;ri t·oor rl 1n;i1 nr w[lr1 wen1 alon,il n" lh!' tour s.11d r.a11d10 ~pokr ;ihnu l \hP lark nf .~rart in PXi stin.i: ar!n1inis1rar1 vr nl ftrr ~ The prrsen1 cllv hal l 11nrl thf' pnlirP b111ld1n1?. \\'Crr h111l1 111 1948. when :'>iew- Pflrl Beac h h;ir! llJl(l() penple. nnp.f1f1 h a.• m;inv rrsi rlent.' llS lhere are nnw_ Filr c11b1ners nnw overflow. f'll,i::1ne!'f· 1ng pe rsnnn1>I sh.:rrr rlf'.,k,, ;inrl Gaurl 10 himself. wnrks frnm a sh('lf in th t> nffitr. nf 1h!' city mana,l!er's administrative ;i,,. si.•ian! ThP facl 1.h11t rit y pPrs0nnel are sc11 !- !l'.'red Hl a to ta l 11f eight different builrl· lngs !hrou ghniH the cit.11 w11s al~o cited by "rood as both a pain in 1he neck and a "·aste nf lime anrl money . \\rnnrl s.:tid siny Newport Beach resi· /'l ent wanli n!l'. to see the city complex rnr h.imscl f can do so . ~i mply by calling r.au· dlo and sa yin~ he. or his ~oup. w11 nts !n attend nne nf the Wedne.~d ay altf'rooon tnu r.;i. roun\erfciting. They rem<11ned al large today. Thf' warden nf thr ::i<int a J'\·1;ir·ta Acalilla Pn snn on lhr nt1!skirts nf r.1r:.:1co C1l\\ .ln.se LLHS C<11npo~ RurknS, Si!lrl a lit.tie hlue helicnpler l11nrled nn a p:Hln in· side !hr Jail adjarent to 1hc dorn1 itory v.·hpre ihe two men \vcre h<1used . "The (Tl nHn<ils b<1<H'tled 1hf' hcl1cnpt1·r . v.•hirh too k lhen1 11w;i~·." he sair!. I! \\·as tracked briefly on the rada rs,·ope 11 t fl'le:.:ico City lnlernat1nn11l Ai1'port b11t disa ppeared from the srrern before 1t C'nuld be in tercepted. A f ull·~ca le hunt v.·11~ under wriy for bnth the heJicnpter anr! the men . The wa rd en sa id "All 1hnsr re:-;ponsihle for the custod.v ;>.11d srcurity nf lhe 1:1 11 h.:1 \'e heen placed under arrest" \1•hlle ;:in investig;it inn is c<i rried nut. ;is In hnw and \\'hy lhe helicopter \Vlls premitt ed In l:ind, Kaplan is a nl'phe\\' nr ,J iv1. Kapl an, presid f!ot of the J_ r-.1 , l\apla n f'und nf New Ynrk . T('5tlninn.v b{'fnre thr U .~ Congre.~s has descrihed lhe f1.1nd <is a philanthropic organiza!lnn creat t'd as .:t ch,:i nncl for funds of the Cen1ral Intell igence Agency 1CJA 1. Kap l11n was senlrriced In pnsnn for nianslaughter in the de;ith tlf Lui~ r.1elchor Vid;i!, also of t-.'ew York Cil_I', \vhose bullet ·riddlcd b<ldy was round outside Mexico Cit y Nov. l 1. 19fi l. Kapl:i n was arrested in Spain by Interpol agents in 1963 and returned to Mex ico Ci ty fnr trial Hr. ple fldccl inno('enl but \\'A ~ fou nd gililt y bo th nf nia nsl.:iugh!.er anrl nf f'n· 1erin,I! J'\1exicn on a fa lsr p;isspnrl \\'hlle in jail. K:ipl:in divnrcrd h\~ 11·1f P .:i nr! m;irried Irma \'azqu ez Calderon nf il1e>..- icn. Ne wport 1'1anager To Offer Wa ys To Fund Stiul v C:.:ily r-.1 anager l\nhcr1 L \\'ynn ~;iid !n· d:av he will r·r<'!1mmrnrl \\'<IVS In fin:i nr1' a nr~· n1unicipal rna.~t rr pla1i !11 ;i rrflnr\ in t\t'wpnrt Bccich counrilmen !nn1ghl- "\\'e "'ill tell lhl'lll hnv• 1t should hr ;r;r:hed ulerl <111d hnw i! shnulrl hr paid fnr." \Vvnn ~aid , nntinl'.!: Jh;i t 11 nu 1nhrr nf 11l!ern<1til'C fin:i11t111g pla ni; 11 111 he in . clurieri . \oun riln1rn will n1el't !\lond~.1 In .~t'I ;i !;;x ra1e fnr thr 1971 ·72 fi.~cal yr:~r rinrl 1nust d('c1rle then if the~· w;i nt In p,:ry the prie r nf ,:rn updiltrd pla nning cui t1 r \Vrnn declined tn disr u.~s h1., propri s;il hr fnrr lhe cnunril has seen 11. h11t said he l.S h;ipp,1' \\'l!h it. ''[ reel f;i1r]V (!(\()(] ;i!)(1U1 11." br ~a1(1 . •·11 1s ;i respon.~ihl~ 11nd rra l1.~11c rrr·nrn- tnrnd <i!inn we :irr J?:i1·1ri g tn thr C'(l11nr1I ., Tb r r 1t1· h;i~ hrr n w rr~1l1ng 111lh !hr nrrrl to 1·r 11sr 11.' ,ernrr;i l 1il;i.ri fnr nr111·ll' trn 1ra r~ II \\'<l~ arlnplrd 111 1 ~57 ;inrl up· r!;i lrd nnh 1n l~(:.1 P rr~~ur·r I n err;ilr ;i 11f·11 pl;i11 h;1 ~ hrr n J?:rn11·1ng frnm 1;i1·1n11 ' rl1 rr1·11nn<:. 1n· rlurl1nr: land dr\'elnprri:. hnn1,..n~1nr1·~ .1Prl r ven th!' ;\Pwpnrt Ha rb•ll' Cl1;1mber nf l":nn1mC"r·i-r It IS nnt known\\ hP!br r \\~r1r) \\ 1ll 111«:r lhE' 4'0l t!lril Jn ha1·r 1l1r r n1irr prnirrt done h.v 11 r0n.~1il1 ant nr 11·hrl her hr 11·11 1 ~uggesl that. part nf 11. hr pC'r·lnrn1ed h,\I OUl$ide help and pal'I h,\' ~J;if{ prr~0nnr l Th!" rnunril ha~ 111,·lurlC'rl ~:io.nrm 1n 1hr rurren!. bud~rt tr1w11 rrls the cn~t nf, lhr v.·nrk. hut tnr.:i l l'n~I nf lh!' rr01er l has heen estimated ar $200.000 nr· nior·e_ S ix Sailo r~ Ju111p Pl-l tLADELPHlA IAPI -Six ER~l Pakistan i ~ai!ors ha vp JUm['lf'rl .~hi p, cl<iiminR nther 1nembl'rs of thP rr!"w of their Pakistani freighter harl threatened them . 041LY l'ILOT P'~I• b1 09Crtt L11"91 Sea Ki1ig Sltelter \\'orkn;an f\1ike Green fastens glass plates \1·hirh \rill cnclosr r ating area at. Corona d e! Mar Hi gh SclinnL Part nf $1 .8 mil lion expansion prngra111 at ca.1n ru.s in Ea:o;t bluff in cludes covering of breeze· \\lay adjacent to old rafeteria. Expansion program 1r1Jl make room for 3.000 ~tudents at the high school. \Vhich \vas built originally fo r about 2,000. Tea1nste1·s Give Relucta11t Fruin \\'irf' Srr\•il·e~ \\'ASHJNGTON -The 1-8 million.me m- h"r Tei'lrnsler.~ Lntnn lnd;.i,v plrd~ed gr11dg1ngl ,1 In "C'nopcralr full,v'' \\'llh Presirienl Nixon's nrw ccnnon1ic policies inclurl1ng t.hP 9().tJay w;igc-price.rrn~ lrePZP. The ::;talement fron1 Tramster~ Presi· drnl F'rank E. Fitzsirnmons was in mark- er! cont ras t \\'ith sla1f'mc nts from other l11hnr leader.~. inclur!1 nr.,AF L-CIO Presi- rl !"nt Gt'.'flrge J'\fp11 n ... · ;:ind United A1110 \Vnrkr r·s Prc~1dent Lenna rd Woodcnrk, \\ hn ha ve threrirenf'rl res 1st a nee to the pnlir·1rs. The ~t(ll crn!'nt \\'i!S 1~surd ""h1!r lhe Ar'L·CIO rxcr11t11 r 1•n11nrll w11s still rnl'<'1Tn~ 10 \\·a.~hin,et nn In cnns1r!Pr 11..~ cnu r.~r of a1·1inn rega rdin g the Ol'W pn\iries. The Tc;iinslers :<;l;itc1nrnl nnlrrl U1rrc \1 crr inrrp11tie.~ 10 1hf' rrrs1rlenr s pol1e1rs. ::i nd sa1rl lhr Trarns1er$ "'l're np- pn~t·rl In rronnmic rnnlrol~. bill "if Lhrv a rr nl'ccssary. we hail Prcsldrnl Nixon·~ :irtio n . _,:i s a bold measu re to preserv e lhe eronnm y of lhe na t;on." ,\lranwh1!r, lhl'.' 11rln1inisl.r.<1 t1nn rever~ed U1r Pentagon lod;.iy hv riil1 nl!: out mili ta ry p<r:.' 1ncrr11sc.~ durin£ 1he 90·day frel'ze pl'norl and snu,c::hl In persuade snmr nprnl.1· <!·.~gr11 nl lrr! labor lraders tn st11y in t1nr nn :.hr 1nfl.:1tinn !1ghl Trr;i~urv Scrre!ar:. .Jnhn B ('(1 nn:il lv :innnllnf't>rl lh<l! !'ervicrmcn \\di havr to rnr rgo pay increa ses tlesp11e a nefrn ~e Deparln1ent suggl'stinn \Vednesday that thev would be forthron1ing. .:The n1illt;iry arr not ~otn~ tn J?:P I A r::nse," Connally decla red , "Thal ~·as 11 1n1s(akl'" Thl' cosl of 1.1vi ng Counr'il in A seven- p a ge, queslinn·a nd·11nswer st<11 cmrnt. issueri late Wrdn!"sd11y confirmed !he freeze nn wa1o:r.~ wnuld extend to state 11nd locAI en1ployell. 1t s11id school l!"achers would be cove red by the freeze if their cont ract period began afler last Sund1111. The · 1'11tion:i l Edue<it ion Associ ation 1 NF.A ) l'sllm rilrd the frcPze wnu lrl affrct ;:i hou! 9(1 perC'en! nf !hi' na11oo's 2 I n1illion publii: schnnl teachers. Tr11chcr.~ whn hll\'I'.' s11lary increil.ses rlt1r this fa!I 111us! ~·o rk fl l. lc11st unlil Nnv 12 al lhe sa lari es they received las! year. President Nixon',~ chief economic spo krsni;1n also indicat ed Can11rl11 pr<n· bably "'on 'I bl' gl'l,rn an rxen1pt1on [rnm !hr J() perccnl a<ideri ta riff impo~erl nn in1p<J rts and he said Lockheed aircraft \VOU)d h;ive In ra.v !he duty on RQI[.~ Royer jet engines being made in England fo r its new plan es. Members of the AFl_,.CJO PXecuflve council v.•crc in a bristlin g mood as lhe.v n1ct in \\lashington wit h k!"y \1.1hite House :<1rlvi i;rrs incliiding La bor Secreta r:-- .l;rm('i; n. Horlgson 11nr! r.rorge P Shult ?, rl1rC'ctor nf lhe office of budget ar.d nianai:Cment A spok~sm ;i n for lhr na 1 1nn'~ 1na1o r !See TEA1\1STERS. Page 21 Oce uri Victini Suffered Bc1ck l11Juries-Coroner .~ 27-vr;ir.n!rl Tusl 1n man whni;(' h0dy 11'!\S fnunr! f]n;il!nj! in llpprr Nr11•port B.:iy ~l n nda,v ;;i pp;:irrnt ly suff rrcd a hroken h;irk in sn111r lypr nf fall. !he Orangf' C111111 t.1· Cn roncr rcpor!rrl IM<ry. r\r>v.·pnrt Bench pnl i<·e al~n s<i1d Gary l,nt11~ \lr;C~nnnrl :irr~rr n!ly rlirrl ar- r1 drnt;ill,\' Frid;iy ;ibou! rn1rln1i;ht when hr w;i lkf'rl a "';i~· frnm !hP. car driven hy h1~ hririr nf fou r months, Donna . and disap· pc;ircd , Tlir <'ouplP \\'as rl riv1ni; in Corona df'I r-.rar 's Shore Cliffs residential area whe n ~1rCnnnrl. who harl been drinking. exiterl the car :ind wa lked aw ay. ~1rs. J'\1cC-OnneJ lnlrl pnlirr She 1.nld po lirr Shi' drove around the 11rr a. b111 cou ldn't find him . She returner! In Tustin. saying her hu sba nd had done lh<11 hefnre il-TrCnnnel's hndy wa.~ found 1\ilnnday by twn 1een11gl': boyi;. f1011Ung in a b<l11!. slip in the Dunes J'\1arin11, IOI, N. Bayside Dr ive. Ht' wa s full y clothed and wcanng cn\\·boy boots. polic!" said_ Police have ruled his death accidental. New port Still Doesn't Want Coast Route NE'"'port Beach mar!P its point -lhat 1t, rlnesn't, \van t the Pacific Coast Freeway -;ig;iin as lhe C<illlorni;i Public \\'orks 11cpart menl. \Vedncsday night co nducted a puhlir hearin~ on the sta te highway s,l'stem in gener::il. Vire 1'111yl1r 1-low~rd Rngcrs and 1 hosl or H;:irhnr Area Freeway Fighters ad· dres~ed the department hearing at Sad· dleback High SC'hool in San ta Ana, rel;iting for !he reco rd the community·~ outpnu ring of npposi!ion !n the route. Citing the freeway Fighters' peti tion'.'! ;ind !he SU('cessfuJ election the,y fo rced to rf'sci nrl the existing coastal freeway a.crecn1ent . Rogers said : "Newport Beach /or mally requests the rliv1s100 of hig hways rn initiate the necessary steps !o" delet the freeway frn111 !11e state highway syi;te111 The heari ng Wfls 1n1cnded to cent.er 11rnund the depar1ment's proposed new cnncrpl in classification of highways that is based stricr ly nn their uses -whether for "tri1) n1obil1ty" or "land ;iccess." Those \vit h any trip mobility value would be considered state roads and 1.1·nu ld be the responsibility of the state to build and maintain. . Urban and rural roads serv ing residen· Ital areas e~clu s1vely wo11ld be the nnlv nne~ that Jnral .':nvernn1ents \\.'ould need hp responsi h1le fnr. l!e;rring riff1ccr Lnrrn Powell. a former Si'i n Francisco County s uper v 1 so r , nr vcrthe!css 11~kerl for rcro111n1endations fnr add1t1nn~ or deletions rn the ~ysfem _ and f~nm Nc1l'por1 Beach. he got them . Bc~1rlcs Rngrrs. Nc11·port re~idents ad- rlrcss1ng the hr;inng 1nrluded Wallv ~nch. c~a1~n111n nf 1hr Frer11·ay F'ighterS· ( 11 1zens Conrd1nat1 ng (nm in i ! te e, fnrin£>r ni:i\or Paul Gr uber and fllrs M.:ircnr Skil ling . J'\-larshal! Duffirlr! had askPr! tri be he;ini. hut tnlr! Pnw r.11 be would pas:., nnl 1ng the representation already be fore him Pri1\•ell , nnting he had no authority ot her th11n to see the testimony taken v.·as for11•arderJ t.n the office nf slate Publ ic \Vorks Director .larnes A. 1\loe. said Moe and his ~taff wil! cno~1dcr it be fore mak- tn~ fin11I recllrnn1enda tions to the 1 ~72 Legisla!ure on \\•hat additions and dele- Uon s should he ma de Orange Coast Dog Days Hit Newport-Four H u1nans Bitten \\'erlnesdav ..i.·as a r€a! dog (lay in Newport stiich. Pohce recorded four aeparale inc'1dents of dngs biting humans. "If Werlntsday's a ll' had." Woori s;r1d. "we 'll schedul!' them <1! the calltr's co n· venience, anyt ime. 24 hours a day." he said. Aparln1ents Due Before Council Sewage Outfall Plan Off 1''ealher The weatherman sees more sun. shine Wda y and friday fo!Jowing 1he usual low cl ouds anrl fog along th~ coastline. Temps at the beach \~·ill be in the lnw 70's rising to 83 inland. Lo\.\'S tonight around 66 de- grees. Micha!"! Fr\s ho!z, :'lO. nf :104 Canal Drive, was the firs1 victim. He tnld pol ice he '>''ent out to br!"ak up a fight between his dog and the neigh!)nr's, and th e neighbor's dog bit him . He submitted t.wn puncture \\'OUnds in the le:rt arrn as evidence. In another incld!"nl, a stray dng enter!"d Uie yard at 4905 Bruce Cre.~nt. !ind bit two-Year-()ld Tim McCallam. Lew Dunning. 76. of 2048 Paloma Drive, Costa J'\1esa. wa s enterin,t: a yard 111 3429 Sea Breeze Lane whPl'I he wa~ hilten The rnu rth dog bile involved Theres;i Dentis, 711, of 32~1 ~ Margueritl" Ave., wbn \\'as taking a w:i!k. w;i tch1ng lw0 dr'lgs at plav 1\·hen 0ne at1ackN! and bi1 hrr nn the ir rt hip Pr1ire 3l.lid :<111 nf \he d"gs wc<r !t1uni1 ;i nd have bePJl qu;iran!ined fr r 10 da.\~ In di>tc rm inP if the~' ha vt rabies N0nt of the bites "''ere listed as seriou.~. • ' Owner~ or lhe site or Balbo a'8 .former Rendezvous Ballroom will seek a permit for a tl1ree-story 24·unit apartment build· in~ at A meeting of the Newport Bt.ach Plannlni;r: Commission tonight at 8 p.m. in city hall. Two trirl ie r propo."!al~ for high ris~ 11par!men ls on the slt.e were dropped - nne nr them after the c.ity rejected it ou!right, The nev.· prop ns:<1I is rnr a 3$.foot s truc· 1u1r 1\i!h a 10.fonl hil!h elevator projection p.•1d :t three.font hi Rh par.:i prt wall , .\L~n bf'fnrr the romrnission is 11 puhlir hr..-iru1~ on the l1nrlinf!s of th e study nr shnreli l"lr rlevelnpment h~ the L<iwr r :\P\.\'port Bay Civic District s tud y c;om· mitte•. Official,s to l 'ontract With County F ncilities l nstead The Irvine Ranch 't\'a!er nistrict has scrapped plan.~ tn bu ild thr C'f'lrtlrnversial r;e\vag!" outfall at Cryi;t11I CnvP. The TR.Wn lntenrls tn c_on1 rarl ..i.·i!h lhe OrangP Cn11nty Join! Sani1a linn Dislti\! to U!le !he county's ocean rii i;po~AI facilities inst!"ad 0f the long -planned Co ve outfall. The arlnpUon nf a reclam1111on.reuse policy b.v IRWD and "the strong feeling tha t WI" shouldn'I be pulling in :iny mn re ocean oulla]ls" sairl \Vil lia m Hurst, JR\\'0 gener11I manager , The Crys tal Co1·(' 011lf;ilJ was fi rst rccommcnrlrrl in l!lr.8 bu! was l'lt"\'<'!' ' forn1all y apprnved r lan<i \\'f'rf' ··hrl rl 1n .:i bt'yanrr until we fn11n rt 11 br>llr r ...-av In izo -whi ch 111r frcl v.·f' li:l1'r ," ]!11r~! ~a id HurA~ emph;:isizr.rl Lh11 t, "It Lil our ln· l.Pntinn In never build Crysta l Cove are a out.fall nr any 1nore ocean outfalls anvwhcre." Hr ~,11i rl thr ni0vto would probably "work 011 ! belter" for dtvelopmenl.. nf land in IRWD Rrea. ma lnly O!"cause of the accompanyin g reuse policy. !R WD rlircct nr nr planning Ra y Stnynr explained that attit ude as .. maxim izing reclan1ation and re-use of all water and minimizing rlispnsAI " All \\•atcr will be trea ted anrl rc·used in ;igricult ure, greenbclt!i. golf courses. (';:nnpusrs and other 1rnE1::i lion. "And 1f some nf 11 ha s tn be rh:i;ch.:ir.l'.:rd. it \Viii b!' 1n 1he ncc;in r!i~pnsa l system anit nol Nell'por! B11.v." sri1rl S!nyor Thr JR.\VD cnv ('r!i 11 tlili,OOO·<icre. JO~. s.quare·milP 11re11 north of Irvi ne Park, I ' ea!!l of fhe El Tnro Marine Corps Air Sta· lion. approximately one mile above the coastline. Al though it is 111 \atg!" area . il .. will be easily served" by county services, Hurst said. The join!. board approved in principle the IRWD proposal to dispose up tn 15 million ga llons a pay of ~econdar}'· treated water, which ls biologicall.v filtered lo remove 90 percent of the waste solir!s. .. But !his 15 mill ion fi gure is strictly a f11il·!afe measure," said Hurst, '·in tase \\'!" have an exceptionally heavy rain fall. In fact. we do n't nonn ally pl an to use lhe faclli l.v al. all -bu l t.n re·use our watf'r " In tak inii: thP1r 11ct1on. !he jniril district. (See SE WAGE. Pagt 2) INSIDE TODA V Tliere's almost. no limit ro tht fr111. yo n can hat!C with the ntw Coliforn1rt 1111.tn license plrttes. Som.e ei:oniples are on Pagg 7 today . •lfttot " Ct lltftrlll• IG C~Hkl"r V• 1 c1u,11:.-11.•• C•m!c• lO (•o••werll JG Otl'~ Netl(l t U Olv•rc~t II l!cf'ICl•lll ..... • f:M~rl•l11mtn1 n 'I ll•~•"CI ft'oJI HerttocOI'• 11 •n11 L1n11tr1 1' ! "'1rrl191 l.ICllltft 11 Mevlt t H•1J Mutu11 l'wtl!h J8 H•Uon11 H.-l.J Or111,1 (OVlll't' 11 $~Or!t 1 .. 1' !'Oc~ M1rk1" 2(1.'1 Ttlt~Tt''" tt T1111•1r. 11-JJ Wt1!~.. I WC'"'I"'' Nl'W'I 1'·1' World HI'" 14 • • z °"1LY PIL.01 /j Nixon Hold May Affect Rec Boosts A planned incre~ in the fees Newport Beach will charge for partitipation in its fall recreation programs may have to be scrapped because oC the frttze on prices imposed by President Nixon. Acting City Attorney Dennis O'Neil said today he has told the Recreation De- partment to hold tight before imposing any fee hikes until clarification on the acope of the President's order comes from Washington. Fet incrtases of as much a1 SO percent for some classes have betn projected for this fiscal year. Philip F. Betttncourt, a ssistant city manager, said the hikes were SC'hedul~d to bring in an a6ditiona1 $6,SOO in revenue. The Presidenrs surprise order \i•il\ have no other significant eff~t on the ci- ty, except as it applits to city employes due step increases or incentive bonus payments during the 90-day pe:rod, ac· cording to City Manager Robert L: Wynn. Frank Ivins, acting personnel director . • said this morning 56 of the 584 city employes would have raises in one form or another due during this period. They will not be paid until the freeze is lifted, Wynn said. City Engineer Benjamin Nolan 1aid to- day he does not know if the freer.e will have any effect on contraets the ('ity is about to put out to bid. "I don't know if there has been any in· terpretaUon as to how contract.s m icht be affected," he said. O'Neil pointed out that "no one in municipal government has a clear idea on how broadly thi9 freer.e is to be ap- plied. "We are hoping to have some in· krpretation by Friday,'' he said. Newport Beach hu contacted the Orange County Learue of Cities, the comrty counsel's office and state officials loo«ing for clarification, O'Neil pointed out "In the meantime," he said. "I have taken a conservative approach and ordered all city departments to do absolutely nothing until m know more." From Pflfl~ l TEAMSTERS • • • labor organization said the council is get· ting a mounting number or phone calls and telegrams from rank-and file workers urging .a general one-day walkout to protest the way the freeu is ~ing administered. AFL-CJO'S Meany already has de· nounced the Nixon approach, chargins: the freeze is patently unfair to workers while favoring bu11iness corix>rations. On Capitol Hill, Walter Heller. fonner chief economist under the Ken'nedy and Johnson AdmirVstratlon11, told a House· Senate economic committee hearing Nixon's program should be revamped to provide mot'! benefilll for the consumer. 8J'ld les11 for industry and business. Heller gave credit to the President for taking action to help the economy but he said that an estimated $9 bl\lion help for American indulltry provides "raw meat for business while the consumer gets lit- tle more than a soupbont." In other developments: -The It unions on strike at tht l.os Angeles Herald·Examiner since Dec. IS, 1967. have offered to have their membtrs relurn to work under the President's call for an end to all strikes for 90 days. -The European Com mon Market Com· mission has backed French President Georges Pompidou's call for a European 1ummit conference on the U.S. dollar. -In Tokyo. price! plunged for the lourth consecutivt day on t.he ~tock market. One broker zaid, "This is the most serious panic !in~ lhe. end of \Vorld War IL" OlANlfl COAST DAILY PILOT OllANGE COAST l"UILl~INI# COM,.AJt'f le~•t N, w •• , "'" ""r efOll "119UtMr J1c~ •. c •• 1., Vkc ,.,.,;e.r.t fl'llll ~·1 M1Mo1r ri.."'.' kttvil "'' .... T~tflll•t A, Mt•phi~• /M""O:•'I l<lll'Or l . Peltr K•i•t N,w_I INC!t C•IY EdltO" N..,...t ..... Oftk. lll) H ... ,..,1 1.,.1.~''' M;ili ~t Mld1 .. 1; •• 0 . lo~ lt75, '1ll1 --C-N MeH: z» w.r ••v '""" ~ ._ell: n: .,., .. , .,.....,ue H•ll•••*' 9M(ll: 1,.r, 1-.cJo ...,,...,.,... 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Assen1blyman Off e1·s Aili • 111 Route 39 Co11trove1·sy By .JOANNE RE\'NOLDS 01 !M O•llY l'llol l ltfl Assemblyrniln Holx-r'l Burke ~ R·Hun· Hngton Beach) lodciy offe red to act as "a clearing house" to aid 111 I.he controversy over the Rou tr 39 Free11;l_\, The assen1bly1nan b 111 Huntington Beach v.·hile !he Leglslciturr. i~ adjourned. 11e said he cxpei·ts lo return lo Sacramento after Lcibor IJay v.·hen the legislators reconvene, "At this po int , the only lirlp l can offer is as an intermediary and 11 sort or clearing house," he said. Burke indicated he fr!t the Route 3!t Freeway and lhe Pacific Coast F reeway should both ~ built ''because they·re both part of a \•ital system." Plan11ers Back Citizen Bicycle Trail Con111tlttec Newport Beach Parks, Beaches and Recreation comm i ss i one r s have unani1nously rrcornn1ended reactivation of a citizens' bicycle tr.ails committee. PBR Director Cal Stewart suggested that the commit.tt'.'e be n1adc up of four city staff members and citirens. but com· missiontrs said thry felt !hf' study ··\vould hare grcaler significance If il was no! lian1pered by city lnvolvcmcn1." The rccon1n1e11da !inn dc.~ignatc.~ 1·cr· lain drpartmr11l representatives tu offer "trchnical assistance" to citizens. Thrv would be representatives trnm the PBn and planning and police depar11nt'n ts. ;ilong with . Sicw;trl. Assis· tant Director Qf Con11nun1t.v J)evclopntcnt James Hr\1•ickrr ;ind TrHffic E11g1nrc r Robrrl .Jaffe. The rommit1re 1vould study lhc kind and location of trail:'> needrd in the ri!~'. The cornnt[sslon urged the ci ty council name 1'1rs. Jean !\'\Orris, Dr. Kenneth V.'i!\iams. f\'l rs. Patricia Domecq. Arnold Parker, Dr . Thon1as A. MacKinnon. Nelson Praigg. an<l a Corona del fl·lar lligh School sl.udent. Mark Otto. to the panel. Teens Schedule 'Singspiration' Tccnagers from California. Ncve . .d:i, and Arizona v.·ill gather at Newport Dunei; fridav rrir Ute 15th annu al ''Singspiration' By-I.he -Sea.·· Sponsored b:v the First Christi<1n Church of C0sl11 tl·le$a, the aft ernoon i;:ospel rock concerts are open to all in· terested }'Oung people. According to Rodnie P. McHugh, direc· tor of the event.. three groups wi ll be presented. They are "His" from Pacific Christian College.. "The Open Door" and the "Rice Kr yspies." l11sura11cc Obsolete WASHINGTON !UPI ) -Rep. F red P. Rooney fD·Pa.), sAys the fedtral trade comml~sion 1hoold require insurance eompBnits to notify policy holden that their credit card IJabHity insurance now l! ohsotete -and to rcful!f' 11ny premiums paid for such Insurance since Jan. 25. Roonev said the new lrolh In lending l11w limi't:c. a credit carr1 holder's liability to no more th('ln $50, and in some cases t<1 no luability •l all. The future of the Route. ~!I Free.way is doubtful after the Fountain Valley City Council rejected a compromise .alignment or the freeway . In a .1 to 2 vote Tuesday. counti1 nien1bors turned down the co1npron1ise and asked the stotc to rcopcn hez.rings on the alignment. They said they want to see the free\\'i ;-.' localed a long Gothard Street instead of its present route on Newland Street. Their rrfusal to sign a route agreement wi th the state could r~ull in the blocking of the Route 39 Freeway_ A similar situa- tion exists for t he Pacific Coast Freeway because of Ne wport Beach's rcfus;il to sign the agreement. "f think one rtason for Fountain Valley's action.'' Burke said, "is the sue· cci;s of Newport Beach. It's g\\•en a lot more authority to cities th;in they had before." "But 11\Y district is the Y.'hO](' '\'est Orange Coun ty area, so I tend to la~e 11 broader look than the provi1lcial vie\vS hel d by any given city," he added. The asse n1blyman said he doesn't bE'lieve a city "should have its cake and eat it too" on the freeways. "By taking a unilateral action a city is saying in effect to residents of oth~r cities 'you can't go through our city on a freeway' but the re~idents of that city use freeways through their neighbors cities. "r-.taybe we 'll have lo start issuin~ per mits to use freev.·ays," he quipped. Burke said the power of cities in block- ing freeways should be given a cou rt t e~L '·Once a decision 1~ made. it should be !inn. nut open to continual appeals that \1·1!1 keep it open forever." Burke said that v.·hile he \\'ill be glad to :tct as an intermediary, he "'ill not be t.iking .<111 acti\'e part 1n forcing !he reopening of alignrncnl hearings for the Rou te 39 Frec\\'ily. "I didn·t get invol\·ed at all 1n the originill route selection," he :;aid_ "Tlie~e heanngs give the opportunity for t \'('ry '1rwpolnt to be presented. Then the decision is based on fa cts. The final decision has to be binding " "I stilt feel the to!al frce11·ay syslem - th;it 1ncludvs Route 39 and the Pacific Coast Freeway -a re vit11L They are necessa~ for 'lhe easy, free flow of lraf~ fie," Burke said. Police Step Vp Patrols Against Speedy Drivers J)rivers v.•ho break the speed limit on Golden \l/esl Street, Huntington Beach, take note: the police are after you. The police department was instn.tcted lo increese patrols on the busy hi&hway hy the city council this week after hon1eowners protested traff ic hazards. The present speed limits are 45 mph and 50 mph on Golden Wffi Street. Ho1neo\1•ne rs presented the. council a petition with 125 .signatures urging that the speed limit be reduced to 35 mph and tra ff ic lights and crosswalks in~talled llt the Palm and ~·lansion avrnue in· tersections. They said at least 135 children lived in lhe area and new tracts were going up. Public Works Director Jim Wheeler reported that lights would be: inst.ailed 11t the Mansion A\·enue intersection within the current fisca l year and at Palm Avenue in the ntxt fi scal year, Mrs. Pat Shackleford. representing the llflilloners, asked if "Stop" signs could be ere<"ted until the lights v.·ere installrd. \\'heeler v.·as instructed to report back al lhe nc.,:t council meeti ng ~nd in tl)t n1eantime th~ police v.·ere asked t.o step up p.a,lrols on Guldl'n West Street. j Coast Schools Say No 'Marriage' Witli Garden Grove Spurned By GEO~GE LEIDAL .. ""'Dell, ,.1111 HtH Coast Community College trusteu decided Wednesday not to court the. Carden Grove Unified School District which is hinting broadly it is ready for a junior college marriage of convenience. The dowry hll.5 been one consideration, hut coast trustees Wedne~day night we re told the marriage would saddle their district with too many kids. Chancellor Norman Walson was a uthorized to reply negatively to Garden Grove's inquiry about a possible merger 1\·ith the Coast district. He told the board the enrol!n1ent possibilities v.1ould be staggering based on projections of the nurn be r of student! the Coast di!trict n1ay expect to produce a ll by itself. By 1990. Dr. Watso n said, Coast Com- munity colleges (Orange Coast and (;olden \Vest ) will enroll 30,000 full time day students. 1vlthout the addition of Garden Grove. From Pn9~ l SEWAGE ... ga\'e IR\VD two possible connections with the county syste1n -one in Fountain Valley at Ellis and Euclid Avenues , and one at the ocean outfall (]ff Brookhurst A\'enue.. Stoyor said the ocean outfall itseH. located near the mouth (If the Santa Ana 1 {liver, \~ould probably be the company's cho ice. It 'vould cost a one·lime fee. or up to S4l1,000 for capacity rights and _about $5 µer million gallons a day operating costs. 11. now has capacity of 500 mill ion gallons 11. day, of which 130 million ire .used. The Fountain Valley location \\'Ou ld cost up to $85,000 capacity rights and about the same operating costs. The fee is yet to be negotiated. Estimated costs of building the Cove outfall were $1.3 million. When working with the co unty, IR\VD wi!l treat all v1ater themsel ves. bypassing county plants. The: JR\VD proposa l was approved eonditiona!ly only becau~e the company needed a preli minary go-ahead so they ('Ou!d secure rights to issue bonds, ::;aid Bruce Taylor . spokesmen for the joi nt districts. · lusult lo Injury PAINESVILLE, Ohio !UPl l Trustees of this Ohio to\\·nship decided last week to discourage vandals by in· l'talling a burglar al.arm at the municipal !rash dump. Rcfore the device could be installe<t. someone broke into a storage sb ed and !'!tole the electrical equi pment that was to be used to po••er the burglar alarm. Presently, t,600 !tude:nts in tht district come from Cardell Grove which bas no community colleie. program. Were the merger to be approved by voters. the district would have ta make. room for ~.500 new full time day students, Watson said. That's enough kid& to force the district to build another campus, he suggested. Watson recalled that an expansion plan that would have merged Garden Gro~ with the Coast College district failed in 1966. Voters outside the Coa!t district did not support the plan. Taking their cue from that vote, college planners have since based building and progra m expansion plans on the ex.peeled needs of the district as it is presently constit uted, meaning the area within the Huntington Beach Union High School District and the Newport-Mesa Unified School District. As things are now. Garden Grove tax- payers pay an interdistrict tuition transfer ta>: of more than $1 per $100 or asst astd valuation. This money 1s used In pay other junior college districts "'hich enroll Garden Grove high s c h o o I graduates. That money pays the coast col!egc di!trict the going rate per student plus a $300 per student seat tax. The latter money reimbursts the district for opera· lions expenses related to the out ot district students, but doesn't provide money for conslruction of classroom :>pace to accommodate them, a district spokcsnt.an explained. Garden Grove, meanv.•hile. ha~ until 197:1-7~ school year to find a two·yt ar co!- ltge district that is interested iri a merger. If ii is not successful, the 11t11te 11·ill likely n1a11date some solution that will end Garden Grove's status as the on- ly school district in Orange County lack· ing afflliation with a two-year college district. College President Nixes Plan for New Campus Saddltback College Presid1nt Fred Bremer Wednesday publicly denied reports that the $24.5 million in con· struction bonds, up for voter approval Sept. 14, would be used to build a new college campus in Tustin. Dr. Bremer, speaking before: the Sad- dleback Area Coordinating Council, said passage of the issue v.·ould simply enable the school to build permanent facilities at its Mi ssion Viejo campu!. The college president did n o t e , however, that if the sale of bonds is ap- proved by the voter11, $3 .5 milllon is earmarked for the purchase of a college zite in the. Tustin area. "I think it is wise to buy a second cam- pus now and hold on to it for the simple reason that land values are coing up," Dr. Bremer t-Old the council. Passage of tht bond proposal ha.s been publicly opposed by former Laguna Beach school board preaidtnl Larry Taylor. v.·ho played a major rnle in creating the Saddleback College Di!trict in 1967. T11ylor contends the board of trustees of the district is weighted in favor of the Tustin area. He feels the present campus should bf: completed prior to e1panding the college facilities into other parts of' the sprawling district. Dr. Btemer noted Jhat although the new campus would be r>urchased , no ex- pansion would be undertaken until the present Mission Viejo college reaches its enrollment peak of 10,000 in 1978. In seeking support for passage of the bond proposal, Dr. Bremer told tooncil members the. money would provide the i;chool with permanent buildings to house its rapidly growing enrollment. This con· ~!ruction would include a gymnasium, classrooms, laboratories and o t h e r teaching facilities . "An in vestment in a community college is an investment in the entire com· n1unity," the collegt official concluded, Under questioning from the memberJ of the council, Dr. Bremer added that the property tax rate for homeowners within the district would have: to be increased to pay the interest on the bonds. The increase would amount to about 23 cents per $100 assessed valuation during the first few years. The rate. he said. y,·ould then taper off to 11 cents in 19&1 for bond redemption. The present property tax rate. in the district is about 42 cents per $100 aS&f!SS• ed valuation , the lowest of any com· munlt y college district in Orange County. Sam111y Davis Subs LOS ANG ELES (AP) -Entertainer Sftmmy Davis Jr. is replacing former heavyweight boxing champkln Muham· ·ma:d i\li as gr.and marshal of the: Watt' ""Sutnmer Festival parade. A prior boxing exhibition commitment forced Ali. grand marshal in I9S7, LG withdraw, offici als said Wedne11day. luxurious spring dow11 sofas 0 Thes e .handsome sofas were "de signed to give you the ultimate in saeting comfort with docron ond do ... 1n back pillows, deep spring down .'..eat cushions enveloped in down and fea ther.'.. ond in two foam.f illed arm pillows. Choose fro m o wide .:;elect ion of fitie fabric~. 8' length reg. $599 NOW 399. Your fCW4rUr fnttrfor detigner t.Oill b1 ham to assist 11ou ••. H.J.GARRETf fURNITU2 ~~ARBOR BLVD. COSTA ME SA, CALIF, PR OFESSIONAL INTERIOR DESIG NERS OpH MH., Ttun. & ,.,,, ,, ... 6'46.0275 6'46-027, I 0 h • • •r ~pr • t • ,. t; Costa Mesa Today's Final EDITION .N.Y. Stocks VOL 64 , NO. 198, J SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1971 TEN CENTS • ' Trailer Owners • Ill Dari{ Over New Freeways By L. PETER KRIEG 01 ~ O•llY ,Ill! Ir.II Giant earthmovers ro;ir behind tht>m daily. gradin,1t the way ror the in- tercha nge of th r. Newport and Corona del Mar Freeway!!;, The rumbling machinery serves as 11 constant remindl'r the con- crete ribbon will soon roll where their house trailtrs arf' nnw , The residents of the Suburbanite ~1obilehome Estates, 2761> Brist.nl Street. know they are going to have lo move- wmehme. But they don't know when and that 's 11 problem. in itself. The state Division (lf Highways has been unable lo tell them when the Corona del Mar Freeway. between the in- terchange and the San Diegn Freeway, \\'ill be built. "Now they'rt saying it could bt four .vearir; off," say11 Edward Parker. a spokesman for the 120 traller families l1v· ing there. But thaf.s not their biggest wnrry. "We haven't got .any place to gt1 whenever the time C<1mes ." he said. "Every trailer park around is filled and 1ht new noes 1hey're building won't take trailers more 1.han four years olrt" Park· er said. "And there aren't fnur or five here that are that ntw." hf> said. Parker tonk his problem t.o !he state Publlr "'orks Deparln1en1 hearing on highway cJassifica tion Wednesday night Copter J ailhreal( 2 Mexico City Prisoners Fly Away MEXICO CITY tUPll -T;vo n1en, in- cluding a New Yorker convicted or manslaughter, escaped from a maximum .i;ecurily prison in Mexico City Wed· nesday when a helicopter landed inside the: prison lo lirt them to freedom . The two men were identified as ,Joel David Kaplan, 41. a New 'l'orker sen- tenced to 21\ years (or mans!au~hter. and Carlos Antonio Contreras Castro, a Venezuelan serving a seven-year term for Sanitary U11it Tax Decrease Now Official Di.~cttlr~ Of the CO!lla Mesa Sanit;iry District made a three and one-third-cent tax decrease official Wednesday ~i,o;ht by adopling a Si,360.583 budgel for Ul'l\. 72. The tax rate will drop fron1 jusl over Ill cents to 15 cent~ per $100 assessed valuation. .Sanitary o!fici.:tll' said I.here ~·.:111 nn rhangr 1ri the budget adopted Wednesday frnm rhe preliminary budget presented Aug , 4 by Finance Director Robert Oman. Nearly hair the operatln~ bud~et i~ payme11l In lhe city of CnsHt Mesa fn r par!-time USf' of city staff to run the san- itary district. Oman . for inst<1ncc , is also finanre director for the city. and George Madsen. rn;:ini:a.1?er nf thr sanitary district. is :i lsn !he city's public wor k.~ director. The cily"s payment is $52fi.S.14 for 1971·72 . The budgP1 is up II 5 percent nvPr la~I vear bu1 thr 1:.ix rlecre;ise wa~ n;ade Poss;ble by ;in $A m11linn_ incrr11se in 1he rlistricrs assessPd valu a11on a,,d a c;irry nvl'r nf ~ome /11nd!i fr'om the pre1·1nus vear, • A rubltr hC'<i rl n[! nn the hudgrt w ;i.( he ld \Verl nesday nigh!. bu! t')frir i a l~ :-aid thert were no protes1~ to th t budget. Police Seize 5 On Drug Counts; 3 From Canada Thret-youthll from Canad11, .1 Texan And .1 Ntwport Reach residenl. we:re ar· re sted Tuesday in Newport Beach nn ch11rRC!' nf posSe!'sion of dangernu!' dru11: .... T1vo pollce officer~ made the arrest~ 11.fter ,..earchinR one you1h on the ~treet. near the Newport pier. then returnin,11; with him to the apartment where the other four we:re found . counterfeiting. They remained at large today. The warden of the Santa Marta Acatitla Prison on the outskirts of Mexico City, Jose Luis Campos Burgos. said a little blue helicopter landed on A patio in· side the jail adjacen! to the dormilory \I/here the two men werP housed . "The criminal~ boarded the helicop1er. which took them aw<1y." he. said. II was tracked brieny on the radarscope at D.&llY J"ILOT l t11! J"ht,. /tlnyor Glggl.es \Vhy is Costa Mesa Mayor Robert \\1ilson laughing~ For the ans"'er, and perhaps for a chuc kle or tw-o yourself, see Page 2. N e\vport Reali y Doesn't Want A Coast Free ,va y Ne"'por! Bc11r.h made its point -I hat 1t dl)esn'l w11nl the: Pacific Cn.ast FrPP'-l'ay -again 111; the California Public Wnrk~ Department Wednesda y night. conducted 11 public hearin,11; on the state highwt1y system in general. Vice Mayor Howt1rd Roger~ .and • ho.~t of Harbor Are:a Freeway Fighter.s 11d- dressed the department hearin,R: Ill Sad· dleback High School in Sl!nt.a AnA, relating for the record the community's outpouring of npposition tn the route. Citing the Freeway Fighters' petition.~ 11nd the ~ucce:ssful election I.hey forced t.o rescind the: existinp; coastal freeway agreement. Rogers said : "Newport. Beach formally requci;l:; the rli\'ision of highways to inillate lhe necessary s!eps to" delet the freeway from the state hip;hway system. ~1exico Cit.y lnlernational Airport but disappeared from the screen be.fore it could be intercepted, A full -scale hunt wa~ und er way /or both the heJicopter and the men. The warden s;iid "all those responsibll'I lor lbe custody Md security of rhe jA1l ha1'f' been pl;iced under arrrst" while an 1nvesligaTin o is carried nut ;i,s lo how and why the helicopter 1va,.. premitted lo land. tSet ESCAPE. Page 21 Auto !\takers To Sell Cars At '71 Prices DETROIT ( L'P[) -One hy one, lhe big three. auto companies fell in!.n line by an· nnuncing they would .~ell thtir 1972 mndel vehiclr:s at 1971 price.~ durin,R: the v.·aµP · price free?.e -only to be upstai:-erl for the. !'econrl time in tv.·o \\'eeks by Americ;:in J\1o1ors Corr Chrysler Corp, fnllnv.•1n~ thr exAmpl t> ~l l\1nnday hy ~iant r.enl'ral J\1ntnr!I Corp. and TuesrlAy by Forrl r-.1nlor Co .. is~uerl its expected A n no u n c ,. m ,. n l \\lrdnesday with romrany prrsidt'o1 .John J. RiccArdo !'a.1>ing thal rlesp1t.e it.~ finan- rial situAtinn Chryslf'r Wflllid "livf' up l!l the letter And spiri1 nr the. PresidenL·s new econnmic poliries. "Durin)1; the oo.day wal!e and pri re ft'N'zr . 011r 1972 modrl prirP1~ wit: rrm;:i1n at. the \971 mnflp,l )e1'el!'." R1rcArdn .~ai<L Ho1ve1·cr. AJ\1C. l)e!ro ut ·s !'m<i \lest ;i.uln ma~er and !he nnl .1· one which h;is not, rlisrlnsed il.~ pn(;e pol1r_v l0r 19i2 rnndrl~ ,..old rl11nnR !hr 1)(1.rJa.v span. prrcrdrd Chr1·s!Pr·~ mo1·e 11·11h 1hr ~nnnun1·rmf'nt. in Minneapolis thal 1t 1.~ reh~lln,e ;10 ~verage $1~~ 1n e~r1sP toixc~ In lhn~r buyin,;. lhf' cnn1pan_v·'.'; rcma1n1niz J97l model cars nn or after Au~ \ti, Rul. a rnmpany spokesman :-;.:11rl no decision hAd been mr1de nn thP 7 perce nt excise: tax on 1972 models, which go no sale ln latii: September. GM, ford and Chrysler ha vi> nnl rut nlf t>:.:cli:oe tax char.l:(cs or orderr.d rebates no them bul ht1ve said that. customers buyin,1t: cars after Au_I!. 1~ \\'nuld ,eel rebates a 11t:ragin~ $20!1 if Cnngrc.~s repeals the excise tax as President Nixnn rP1.nmmende:ct Sunda.v in annou ncing his new ecnnom1c progrl!m. 1\MC _..aid it wa.~ prn\·idin.e rchalr~ hefore ronJ,tressionAI ;ir 11on ''in orrlr.r tn relievP the prospertive buyer of ao y uncP.rta ln1.v concern1n.e rehate nf !.ht-f>X· r1i;e tax on a 1971 model of A~IC vehi· cle." in Santa Ana. He was told to talk to William Hashimoto. assistant district engineer for the Division of Highways. Hashimoto said this morning he talked with Parker and promised he will in· Vt>~ligete . "They h<11'e a sperial problem.'' Hashimoto conreded. "but more than that we h.av(' a speciAI problem . ·'\Ve h11ve the rP.~ponsibility of taking rare of them," he .~a id . Ha shimoto explained that relocation of families displaced by free'ol·a,\·s is the responsibility of the· department's Right· of-\Vay Division . "I will talk lo t.hcm and report hack to the residents within a week ,'' Hashimoto vn1ved to Parker during their con· versation \Vednesda,v night Parker complained that the residents h<i ven 't been kept abreast of their future, nnting the~· kno1r nothing of n('gotiati.ons for acq uisitlnn of the p11rk hy the state. Petroff's Cucu111ber He said it just might be possible: the state wants to keep the peop1t tn the dark as long as possible. He said he: was tt1ld before the state doesn't have to move them until 90 days before they actually start construction . "The y want lo keep the park full just to i:;et the rental nloney after they do ac- quire it," Parker said. "Al least that's the way it's beglnning (See TRAJLERS, Page 2) A fe"' rlavs a;zn . a friend l nld Chris Petroff. fi5, (·nst;:i l\·lrst1 . that ('osta Mesa d irt. ls nn good fnr _gro\\'l n_c: ;:in,vlhin.e.-Pelroff i:;:ot. angry and shov.·ed lhe friend I.his 30-i nC'h cur1in1her he ,e:re11' in his backyard alnn.:; \1·ith pepper.~. corn. !on1atoc.~. let - tuce , onions, gar\tc and stra,vberries. Petroff. 3002 Donnybrook Lane. '~·a;; born on a far1n 1n \'ugo· siav i;i and wanl.s everybody to kno\V he can grow just about Any1h1 ng in Costa J\1esa dirt. Tean1sters Give Relucta11t Bacl{i11g to Nixo11's Curbs From Wir~ Ser\•lct~ \rASHlNG TON -Th.._ I.II niil hon-mem· her Teamsters Cninn 1oday pledJ!;r•rl grudgingly In "rnn pf'rfl.IP rul\y" with Prr<;idrnt ~·1xnn'F or\\' e<'Onom1c pnl1c1 r~ 1orli1rlln~ the ~Q.da\' \\'age-pr lcc-ren1 I rrrzr The :;!all'ment frnm Tramst.cr~ rrr.~1- <!Pnt Vr;ink E Fl!i:o;1mmnns w;i~ 1n rnark - rd r·0o tral1! with stalrn1cn1 ... from 01.htr l;Jbnr ll'arlrr~. 1ncl11d1og AFL·CIO Prr~"l flrn! Ge!irge Meany <ind l;n1 lrrl Autn Wnrkrrs Prrs1dPn!. Leonarrl Wnndcork, 1<.'hn have threatenrd resistance to the pnllrie~. Thr .~!a!emrnl was issued while th~ AFL.-CIO Pxrru tivr council wa,.. still meeting in \l.'ashington In consider its C"Ourse of aclion regarding the new pn lfcie!'. The TP.am storii lllatemrnt noted there. \\'rrt 1nequ1tiP-ll in the Prei:oirlenJ's pnl 1c1r.~. :ind ~Aid thr Team ... ter~ wrrr op- f'IO~l'd Iii rf'onnm ic ronlrQl~. l)u! "if thr_v arr nccc.~sfl.ry , we hail Pre::klent Ni xon·li ::ir.tion . , aS A hnld measure lo preserve thr economy of !hr nalinn." Mraowh il", the arlmin1stralinn reversed lhe Pentagon today by ruling out military pay increasel't during Lhe 00-da y freeze f)f'rior! and sought tn rersu;idP snme openly rl 1~grunlll'd lahnr leaders to stay 1n l1nr on :hr 1nna11011 f1~ht Trr<i~Ul'V Srcrclarv .Jnhn R Cflnnallv :'4n11011nrrci 1hat srrv1cr n1en will ht1vf' In forego pa .... 1rirrense.~ <lcsrHIP a Delrn~c Depa r!ml'lll. ~ll1!,1::('~110n \\'f'dr!f'Sciay that 1hrv wnulrl hr for1hrr>m1ng ,:The mill!tH'V ar·" nn! goin g lo get a ra1~r." Connaliy declared. "Th<it was a mislakr · Thr co~1 of L1v1ng C'.nuncil in a ~rven· pa~ t-, QLIC~l 10n·and-answer stale.ment is~ued la1e. Wednesd;iy confirmed the freeze Cln wages would extend to stale ;ind locAI emplo ye11. IL said school l,Pacher.~ would be covered by the freeze if their contract period began after last Sunrl::iy. The N;itinn11 l Education AsM)Cialion (i'i~;A) ~slimated the freeze would affect about 90 percent of the nation's 2.1 million rublic school teachers. Teachers 11·hn have 11.:1lary incret1~e~ due this fall n1us1 work al ]('A.~t until Nov . 12 al the salaries they received las! year. Presirlent Nixon's chief ernnomic (Set TEAMSTERS. Pege 2) It1 issing Federal Payroll Probed By Post Office SA'.'/ FRA'\'ClSCO 11UPJI -The Post n ffJce said \Vednesday 11 is investigating (he dis;ippearance of a large. amount of mr1ne~' from ;i i;h1prnrnt of cash 8ent by !';in ,\mcncoi n Jel 10 1ncet a military pa\'rnll In (;11.<1m Tl1e mone.v was sent. by re ~istered mall .11111' 21 from tlu• F'eder<il RPserve Bank or San Franc1~co lo ;i Bank of An1erlc1 hranrh in Gu:im . Nnrn,;ili~· an 11rmrd ~uard arrnmpanies :-uch ~h1pmrot s to pl;ines1de where they arP the la~t item~ pul aboard. Another armed .euard mrets lhe shipment durlng A slnp in HnnnluJu and a third is wailing at i!s dcstina!.ion. Postal ln~pector .J. P. Keown said the: mont'y could have been laken at any or !he three .:iirpnrts involved . He decllned to disclos.e the exact amount of cash rnissing because figures could be used in possi ble lie detector examinations given suspecti:o. "\1/p h;i ve some prrtty good leads on t.hi s thing:· he said. Keown said the thief roulr! be eithnr ~ pn~t;:i! or an airline emplnye, nr a cnmbination of them , and horrrl frr ;in ct1rly hre;ik in the case. Orange Coast Arrest.erl nn possession charges ;ire: -Edward Paul Hartley. 20. Quebec, Canada . -Linda J\.1arle Oalianlr, 2.0, Toronto, Canada . -SUphea Denny Brt1ht, 20, London. Canada. The hearing was int.ended to center around the departmenf!l proposed new concept in classific11tion of highways tha t ls based strictly t1n their uses -whether for "trip mobility" or "land access." District Courtship Ends ll'enther The 'veatherman sees more sun- :1hine today and Friday following lhe usual low clouds and fog along the coastline. Temps at the beach wi\! be: in lhe low 70's ris ing to 83 ill land. Lows tonight around 66 de- grees. -Gary Richard Trutmen. "5. Awtin. T•» -~ Dennh Wbttler. 24, 2.106 W. OcNJI Front. Newport Beach. Xeroxed Money Won't Buy Food A phony $21'1 hill won 'l buy 1 30-cent hamburger in C..osta Mt!1J1. RiChl\frl 7.astrow. who worki; at !ht: Bur,11;er King . 201!1 H11rbor Blvd_, told pnlice Wedne!Ulay that JI man and .- woman trit.d to buy rood with JI S20 bill that looked like: it hAd bttn copied on 1 Xe:rox machine u~ing very poor paper. last.row said ht. refused the: money 11nct thf coople then h11nde:d him • aood SI!') bill. Pollet are lnvtstiaatlna the incident. ' Thou with any trip mobility v11lue would be considered It.alt! roads And would be the responsibility of the elate tc> buUd and maintain, Urban and rural roads gervjng realden· tial areas exclusively would be the only OntS th11t local governments would need be reaponsibile: for, Hearing officer Loren Poftll. a former San Francisco County s u p e r v i s n r , nevertheless 11sked for recommendations for additions or deletioM to the system - and from Newpnrt Bear h, he got I.hem . Besides Rogers, Newport residt nU ad· dre~sing the hearing included Wal ly Koch. chairman of the rreew11y Fighters' Citi~ns· Coordinatinp; C <1 m m i t I. t e , lormer mayor Paul Gruber and Mr~. Margot Skillinl{. MirshAll Duffield h11d o11sktld to be heard , but t('lld Powell ht. Wt'luld pau. Mting tht represe.ntation J1i re.11dy before: him. College Trustees Nix Garden Grove Annex Bid, By GEORGE LEIDAL 01 .... e.11, J"li.t ll•ff Coast Community College trustetfl decided Wednesday not to court tM Garden Grove Unified School District which ls hinting brnadly It is ready for a junior college merriai;i:e nf convenience. The dowry hai; bttn one consid er11tion. bu! coai;t lrustees Wednesday night we.re told the m.itrrlage would sadd le their district with ton many kids. Chancellor Norman Watson \.\'as :1.uthoriied to reply nei:iatively tn G11rden (;rove·~ inqu iry about .-possible merJ;ter with the Coa~t dlstdet. He: told the board the enrollment poss;bilities would bt ~taggering based on projections of the numbe r of students th! Coast district may expect to produce all by itself. By 1900, Dr. Watso n said, Coast Com- munity colleges !Orange Coast 11nd t..J(llden West) will enroll 30,000 full time day student!., without the. addition of GArden Grnve:. Pre~ently, 1,!f students In the district rome rrom Garaen Grove which has oo community collt'~e proi;i:ram. Were !ht mer~er to he approved by voters, 1.he dlslrlct would have to make room for 4.500 new full time d11y litude:n li;, W1L~n ssid. That's enough kids to rorce th' district to build 11nother eampwi. he suggested. Watson recalled that an expansion pl an thal would have merged Garden Grove ·' ' •• ' with the Co8$l C.Olle:ge district failed in 1!'163. Voters outside: the Coast di.str ict did not suppart the plan. Taking their cue (rom that vote, college planners have since based building and program expansion plans on lhe expected needs of the district as it is pre.~ently constituted, meaning the 11.rea within the. Hunl.ingt.on Bt:Ach Union High &honl District 11nd the Newport·Mesa Unified &hon! Olstricl. As thing~ are now , Garden Grove t11x- payer1 pay An lnterdistrict tuition transfer tax or ml)re: th an $\ per $100 nf 4'sstssed V4'1uation. This money is used to pay other juninr college districts which (See: OOLLEGE, Pace %) INSWE TODAY Thtre's t'flm.ost no limit to the fun you can lwvt with the ntw Co/lfornta a1;.1.n llcensP. pla.tts. Som.e tz:ample.~ are on PaQf'. 7 1 todny. IUrll" It C•1lfar1111 111 C~t(~l•t U1 I C.11111!1'41 Jl·ll Co111!<• >t C•fUW(lrf Jt 0111~ NOlll•• 14 Ol~fl'<H H 1 .. 1 ... 1.1 ..... ' l11!1r111"1!141"1 Jl·U '·~·~· !f.11 HttlH-11 """ '-••rt IJ • Mt rt!-Llct~ ... i. ...... 1., n·• MU!Ul l 'uMl 1f "fltltflal Nowl W Or1~11 (WM' II l•o•tl ti.tt S,.._. Mtr~th IO-Jl r.i1 .. h10ft n T~•l!.,t tl·U WMU..r 4 W""'tft'I ....... l1·1t Worl• N-WI ~ J DAILY PILOT c DAILY ,ILOT Sllff l'llelot TAKE ME OUT ... Councilman St. Clair From Page 1 COLLEGE ... !n'l'oll Garden Grove high s c h o o I u.aduates. 'Jbat money pays the coast college ftstr ict the going rate per student plus a 1300 per stude nt seat tax. The latter noney reimburses the district for opera- .ions expenses related to the out of l i~trict students. but dotsn't provide noney for construction of classroom 1pace to accommodate them, a district 1pokesman explained. Garden Gro\'e, 1nean~·hile, has until :973.74 school j'ear to find a two-yea r col- ege district that is interested in a nerger. If it is not successful. the slate ~·i!J likely mandate some solution that 1.'i\J end Garden Grove's status as the on· y school district in Orange County lack· ng affiliation with a two-year college listrid Teens Schedule 'Singspiration' Teenagers fro1n CaJifomia, Nevada. ll'ld Arizona \~·ill gather at Newport Junes Friday for the !~th annual 'Singspiration By-the-Sea." Sponsored by lhe First Christian :hurch of Costa l\lesa, the aflernoon :0:1pel rock concerts are open to all in· !Crested young pMple. A.cC'ordi ng to Rodnie P. r,.lclJugh. dirtc· :"r of the event. three groups will be )resented. The~· are "His" from Pal'ific ::hristian College, "The Open Door" and .he .. Rice Kryspies. ·• Spaghe tti Feed Set i\t Costa l\l esa Park The Cosla ~lesa Recreation Dtpart- 11en1's annual "spaghertJ lee<!" 1s on Jorn 5:30 o'clock 10 6:30 o'clock today 11 Costa ,\fr~a Park. Anyone ls v.·eJCQ1ne , The price of dill· 'er is 7i> cents for children and $1 for 1dults. Chi:dren from 10 cHy playgrounds ~ill presen1 a ~ing-a-long concert at 7 ).m. in the park. ORANGI COAST DAILY PILOT R.ob••t N. w,,4 "'!!"I""'' •r>d """'';•.,!" J .~k t . c~rl 1 v V<Ce P1uldl!"I e•.cl G-••I Mf<>lttr Tho"'"' IC•owtl EO•l<>1 1he"'"' A. Mvrph:~1 M•~&QIMj Ed'IOt Cl.arlt1 H. loo• t;~h ·"~ '· Nell '°'"'"~"· M•~IQ•h(r Edi!Ot\ c.sre Mts• Offlu llO Wt1f l•v Sh111 Moili119 A1'dre11: ,,0 . lo~ f 560, 'tl616' OtMi-ornc .. Thulldar. Aug'IJSt l«J, 1«171 Mesa •city Pops~ Popped ¥ outh Teani Slams Squad Made Up of City Officials ... Bv TERRY COVlLLE .Of rM 01ft1 .. , .. , 111!1 They'll never remember it as one of the great sµorti ng events in Costa r.1esa, but \\'ednesday night's "city pops" softball gan1e al TeV.'inkle Park e!rhed a :;pol in keystone CQtnedy. To save suspense . the "tity pops" lost 16-8 in six inning~ The city ~am v.·;i., coniposed of coun<.·iln1<'tl. 1.:ity s1aff nien1bers and civic leaders 1'hcv \\'('re beaten -hu1nili;1led is a better" word -by a group of ~evenlh ;ind eighth grade bo}'S from lhc city baseball league. The "City Pops" v.'ere coached by City r.tanager Fred Sorsabal. It's the second big game he's blown this year and there's a rumor both he and Lefty Phillips are leaving the state. The game is an annual affair. This was the seventh year and two records were set by the city players, according to an· nouncer Alvin Pinkley, a councilman. "City Pops" made t.helr tir1l double play in 5even years and pitched their firl!t strikeout During the pre·game 11·arn1-up Coun· cil n1an William SL Clair went heels-over· head backwards in center field chasing a fly ball. Costa ~1esa \Yater District ~1<1nager Ray \\lallace pulled the san1e stunt on a hot grounder to second . Thr score \\'as actually 16·1 until the sixth inning. whrn the "City Pop s" ex· plod~(! for seven hig run!>. But !he game was punctuated v:ith a Ja(•k of sound ball playing. Assistant City f\-tanager Robert Dug gan \1·eut to third on another bad throw , then ran home and \\'as tagged out. Sorsabal threatened to send him to the farm tea1n in Lodi. AllOther time ~fayor Robert Wilson was pitching. A slow ground('r got sf.uck under both hands and feet . and two runs cross· eel the plate while he fumbled the ball. Another time Councilman .Jack Harn- mett was ritching. After bouncing a pitch acr06s the plate he yelled at the young batter, "Does my blinding speed scare you'.'" Recreatio. Director Keith Van Holt \\'as playing third base when a young ru nner headed for home. "1\o. No. No. You can't steal home. 'r'ou're too small. get back here," yelled Vrin Holt. The boy did . Van Holt later switched to catcher and r:i n afoul of the umpire . t11ark Von Sun· clay. age 7. \\'hen Mark ealled a runner l:iare <1t first, the 6'6" Van Holt prote sted and said "t,e"s out." The 4'2'' umpire stared up at Van Holt and ~·el led, ''he's safe ." Van Holt prompl- Jy 11·enl back to his catchin~ chores. F'inance Director Robert Oman was lagged out at second base when the boys pulled the old hidden ball trick on him. · City Traffic Engineer Jim Eld ridgP. dropped a pop fly as catcher and was ~cnt to third h<1se as Van Holt ,1·as brought in 10 catch "\Vhat are you doing lo me'!" asked Eldridge. "You only get one chance in this city," replied Van I-toll. The first batter promptly lined a double under Eldridgr 's out stretched glove. Late 1n the game the young ste rs began stealing second afler Councilman \Villard Jordan ntissed three straight thro\v.~. Tlle first l\l'o "City Pops" runs \\'ere seured by l:iubstitute runners -Pinkley's grand . .;un, Ja\' Adrian. 7, and Duigan 's d au ~htcr . Ca !hy, 9. City h1lhers ended the gan1e on a coun· cihnanic note . There was a runner on fir.st and the batter hit a pcrf~ct double play ball to Jordan. Jord an bobbled the ball , but Ham1nett at shortstop picked it up in plenty of time for the play. The runner, however. was safe, because during the miscue Jordan wound up with his hand on J{ammett 's foot and Hammett couldn·t move it to toLJch the bag . Mesa 'f'iesta' Plans Readied At CofC Office Mesa Streets , Alleys Death of Tustin Man in Ne,vport Ruled Accident OF THE OLD BALL GAME Water Dis trict's Wall.ice Slated for F acelifting From Page I TEAl\1STERS . • • A brand new "fiesta de Costa f\.fesa" ill on the drawing boards at chamher of cOmmerce nffices for Sept. 17-19. The new fiesta replaces the Old Timer- New Timer and all-st.ates festivals spon· sored by the chamber. This one will be stretched over three days imtead of one, say chamber officials. CO!ila Mesa city councilmen launched the new festival Monday night by giving the chamher permission to use Costa r.lesa Park for a setup similar to the an- nual Costa Mesa-Ne wport Harbor Lions Club Fish Fri'. Chaniber l~aders say spots are stil l open for community gorups !hat want lo pnut up a booth of some sort. For infor- mation phone lhE' chamber at 646-0536. A 16-ride carnival. the traditional all- states festival. a boat show, a camper show and an auto sho1v are slated tor the Fiesta de Costa r,.Jesa. There 1vi ll be a1 least 2i> booths fealur · ing games. activities and food; lhere will be. entertainment, including a battle of the bands the first night, and there will be other attractions, according to the chamber. Special spaght!tti dinners 1vi!l be served up by the Sons of Italy for $1.75, Dinner tickets can be used for a dra>.1•ing wllh a $500 U.S. Savings bond offered as first prize. Nick Zie.ner. manager of the chan1ber. !'iaid the ohjtct of lh~ fi<'~la is to bring all parts of the communi!y togrther in a communif.y1vidc fcsti vtil . Personnel Aide Hired in l\1esa A new assistant personnel officer has been hired by the Ci!y of Co~ta Mesa . Bill TOOd started v.·ork l\londa\·. rre\"iousl~'. he 11·orked :;;1x years as "a roliceman in Anaheim and SPl'nl his last four years \1·orking in lhe cit y of ;\n~heini"s per~onnel olficr Torld replares l\1rs. Dorothy Dietzel 11·ho !ell 1he ci!y two months agO. He will f;ike over d11ti~s now perrorn1ed by Assis· tan! C1l.v ~-lan;igrr RobE-rt OuRg;in. who is chief personnel officer amon~ other jobs. 6th l\lcsa A1p1a Show Slated a t. Eolancia Su1nn1er , sv.in1 proi::ram participants vdll present the fith annual Costa Mesa Aqua Show at 7:30 p.m .. Friday and Saturday in lhe Estancia High School 1'i.,.,'imming JX>OL Tickets are 25 cents for children and 50 cents for C:1dults. The aqua show and !Um- 1ner swim program is l!ponsored by the Cos ta h1e11a Recreation Department. Work is scheduled to start in the nex t ten days on the resurfacing and reeonstruction of some 30 streets and alleys in Costa Mesa. City councilmen approved a $134,000 contract Monday with Sully -Miller to do the work. The cont ract is $34.000 under the city engineer's estimate for the work, a pleasant l!urprise Lo city officials. Engirieers said the "'ork would stretch over the next two months, causing some traffic congestion on the streets involved. A fe\v roads ll'ill be closed temporarily. Street~ where Sully-Miller crews will be 1vorking are: From rage l ESCAPE ... Kaplan is a nephew of J. i\1. Kaplan. president of the J. M. Kaplan Fund of Ne1v York. Testimony before the U.S. Congress has described the fund as a philanthropic organization created ;is a channel for fwids of !hr Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). • Kaplan was sentenced to prison ror manslaughter in lhe death or Luis Melchor Vidal. also of New 'l'ork City, \\'hose bullet-riddled body v.·:is found Olllslde ~1e:Lico City f\ov. 11. 1!161 K:iplan v.·<is arres1cd in Spain by l11trrpo! ;igl'n1:; in 1!163 and returned to ~·l t>xico Cl1y fQr tri<i\ He pleaded innocent hut v.·a~ found ~11il1.v both of n1an~!aughtcr an(! of rn- tering ~fexico r:in a fal~c pa~.,port \\"hile in jaiL l\aplan divor ced his "·1tc and marr ied Irma Vazquez Calderon or 11-tex- ico. •·ro1n Page I TRAILERS • • • to look ," he ~aid Parker i;aid !lir. ont;.· ro111n11t 111ent thl' s1atr h11s n1adC' is that it 11111 pa,v rarh tr:iilrr owner S300 f(lr n1ol'i11~ rxJl("nsrs "'Thal 11·on"t. do us any good .. he s1Hd , "no one 1\·ill !11ke our trailers." He ~aid hr kne11' or a case in ,c;1111 D1c~o \1•hrre the state bought ne1v trailer~ for 25 families in a similar predicament He ~aid it \1•ould be nice 1r lhe.v '1ot1ld do that here. but all he 11·nnt!> "i~ somelhing in writing to know we .,.,·ill be relocated." Parker said that 90 day~ bef0re the start of construction th1t could be four years off isn't fair. "I don 't think we should be made to wait that long;• he said. Hashimoto assured him they wou"t bf:. Keep Smoki11" Bu11iper Sticker Ca1npaign Set VALDOSTA. Ga. (A P) -~·lore lhan 400.000 bumper sticke rs reading. "Enjby Smoking Tobacco Products," ·will be distributed this )'ear to counter a gavernment ban on radio and television tobacco advertising, a tobacco indul!try 5pokesman says. ~f. I. f\llranda. publ ic relations director for lhe Burley Auction W11reho11sc:1 Association or Lexington. Ky., •nd head or the promotion program called Identify and Testify, said : •·This program w11 started by the tobacco indu11try as the. war cry for anyone \l."bo will fight back." f\1\randa put lhe firgt of the bumper atickers on tobacco trucks hauling leaf al P~arte'11 Tob.ee<:o Warehouse here WedneMlay. The carriers btlOllg to the J. P. Taylor C.O .. a subsidiary of the Universal Lear Co. of Richmond, V~. '"\\'e have conlacttd many trucking companiu." f\liranda s<1id. "and lhr.y have all said they w\11 stick the signs on lhtir vehicles." Some 300,000 of the bumper stickers are inlended for automobile:A. f\llranda said he e.tpecls lo move the campaign into Norih Ca:rolina and South Carolina $00n and then into other tobacco areas. At the: clo~ of lhe leaf markets. tobacco product!! distributors "'ill be supplied stickers for their car- rlera. he said. "The do-goodrrs are trying to make poverty areas out of the tobaca1 $:'.rowing !!I.ates. and that Is just one of Ult w1y1 we plan to fight back for public opinion fa.vor," Miranda old. -Indus.trial \Vay. -115th Street h1'cst of ~ e w por t Boulevard 1 -Rochester Street. -Center Street. -Park Avenue. -Parking districts one and two (do11 nto11·n1 . -Victoria Street (between Canyon !)ri1·e and An1eric<rn Avenue). · -The a\l('Y near l\laple Avenue and Bernard S1reeL -Th(' alley north of .Joann Street -Th(' ;i lle.1' east (lf Santa Ana ,\1c11LJc ri nd ~Oll ill of 16111 St reet -l';i llisaclrs H o~d . -Br1st"I Si 1·ret (bet1\et11 \('11porl Boulr1 ard and Baker St reel •. -\1.ilson S1rert I bE'\ll"l'l'll Newport l:1i 11 '.•1·;11·d <ind Fair11ew Ho<id • -~l a r,clla n Street. -Slltlt>r \\';n· -Can;idian ·f)rh·r -l.;-1n . ..,1ng l.:n1r -!l a,l'es 1\1·en11r -C1!olidge Avenll!'. _,\!tClinrvck \\";i~· -Se1·eral alle"~ in Tr;ict 42111. norlh or Baker Street. he111·een Pairrie1v Ro .1d and Babb Street. -B«ker Street 11.Jetireen i\lcC:lintocl; \\"ay and B<1bb Strect 1. -Clubhouse Circle. For infonnoilion on 11•hich streets 11·111 be closed and 11·hen. re~idents mav call the ci!y engineer at 834-$323. ' .A. 27·year-old Tustin man \\'hose body \\'as fowid floating in -Upper NC1\·port Bay i\1onday apparently sufrered a broken back in sonic type of fall. the Orange County Coroner reported today. Nr.1vport Beach police also said Gary Louis l\tcConnel apparently died ac- cidentally Friday about midnight when he "'alked away from the car driven by his bride of four months, Donna, and disap- peared. The couple \~·as driving in Corona del ~lar·s Shore Cliffs residential area \\'hen :'llcCon11c1. 1\·ho had been drinking. exited lhe c;ir ;i11d 1val ked a11'ay , i\lrs. McConnel told police. :o,l~c lold pcolice she dro\'e around the Al'Cil . but couldn't find him. She returned lo Tustin. saying her husband had done tl1ilt before. \JcConners body was found ~londay by 1110 teenage boys, floating in a boat slip 111 lhc Dunes \\·larina. 101 N. Bayside Ori1·c, He \vas fully clothed and v.·ear1ng 1'<1>.1·boy boots, police said . Pohce have ruled his death aecidcnlal. Crin1c Buste rs Sue LOS ANGELES l.A.P -Batman and r..obin of television have filed a $6 million ln"·suit charging they were never paid lheir share of profits fro1n items 1nerchandized in connection with !he ~eries. spokel:i111an al~o indicated Canada pro- bably won't be given an exe1nption from the 10 percent added tariff imposed on iniporls and he ~aid Lockheed aircraft \vould hal'e to pay the dilly on Roll~ Royce jet engines being made in England for its new planes. Members of the AFL,.C!O executive council were 111 a bristling mood as they n1el in Yiashington with key \\"hite House advisers including Labor Secretary Jan1es D. Hodgson and George P. Shultz. director of the office or budget and n1anagen1ent . A spokesman for the nation's n1ajor 1<1bor urgan1zat1011 ~aid 1he rouncil is get· 1111g a 111oun!i11g 1H11nb'C'r nf phonr call.~ and tcll·~ra1ns lro111 !'J il k-and file 11 orJ.:ers 111·gi11g a gcncr<il onr·day 11·;ill.oul to µro!r s! lhe 11 a.1· the freeze ill bcinl! ad1n1nisit·red . AFL-CJrfs ~leuny :llrc<Jdy has de- noun ced 1l1c :"\i.,un J1J1lrnach. chargini; !hr fl"eezc i~ palc111ly unfa ir ln v.·orkers 11 hitc favoring bu:::.iness corpo1·auons. C111 C<ipltol !1111. l\"<il ll'I' Heller. form er rh1ef rcono1 n1,,1 under lhe Kennedy and .J1Jh11::.u11 A(ln11nistrations, told a llouse· ~rna1e cconon11c con11nittee hearing !';ixon ·s prograrn !ihou!d be revamped to provi4e more benelilS ror the. consumer and less for industry and bLJsiness. llell er ga\'C credit lo lhe "President fo r taking ac!ion to help 1h(' tconomy b11t he said tt1at an e~ti n1;:itcd S!l billion help for An1cr ict1n 1 nd11 ~1 ry pro\"idcs .. J"J\V ineat for bu siness v.·hile !he consuiner gets Ut- ile rnore I han a soupbonc," These h~n d ~.cme. ·,of as were designed to qive you tre t:l tirT.ol e ;n soeting con11 ort with doc.ran 4'nd do .. ,n boc.k pii lo .. 1s. dee.:'! sp1'ing down c.eat cushions enve loped in down ond fnathr:r:"< .-,rrl in two foam -filled arm pi!low~. C hoose from o w1d(: ~el e:.:.!•011 of fincfab•1c.'. 81 length reg. $599 0 NOW 399. • Your favaf"itt i11teriof" dtsigner 1uili bt h.opp~ to assist you .. PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DESIGNERS Optn MOft .. Thun. & Fri. 1Yf1, BLVD. COSTA MESA. CALIF . 646 -0275 •••·0276 I . I # Saddlebaek 1'oday's Final N.Y. Stocks VOL. 64, NO. 198, 3 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1971 TEN CENTS Capistrano School Enroll1nent Jumps to 8,000 Oe5pile an average of fewer students ptr hornP , rapid populati!'ln ~rowth !n the Ca pistrano linified !'lchool Dis trlrt has caused sehoot enrnlln1enl In almost double during the past fi1·e years. According to st.atist1cs rccen1ly releas- ed by the distri('L student enrul!ment h;:is jumped to more than fl.000 rr·nm a l!l~fl figure nf 4.7R2 students. This l;irge 111- crf'ase i~ almost totally allr.ibuled to !he rise in the number of dwelling units 1n the 154-square mile dist rict frorn g,768 in J91i5 to 19,376 in November of 1970 . Dur\ng this same time period . school officials report that the number of students per home has decreased while the ;iverage age of students within the district has increased. This s1vitch in "age mix." officials fee!, co uld ultimately cost the taxpayers more n1oney b,v putting greater pre ssure on junior and high school facilities. ("*'·"' Meeti1ag tlae People Pat Nlxon chats with surfer Mark Slanley at Imperial Beach. She "'as in the San Diego County con1muni ly \V ednesday to turn over. son:ie federal land to Ca liforn ia for recreational purposes. Mean\\'h1le, in Sp ringfield, Ill .. the President and daughter . .Julie Nixn~ Eise~hn"'er. loured Illinois State Fair. Nixon also made .-\braham Lincolns home in Springfield a national monument. First family gets together in San Clemente today. If f I l l'. • Fountain Valley Woman Dies in S. Cou11ty Crash A f ountain Valley woman died early today and f\\·n Southem Orange Coast resident.s wtrr rrilically injured in a r.rash described by CaliforniA l~iJ.!hway palrolmen su; one nf the >A'Or~t they have ever inve~l1,l!alerl. t.1rs . t.farlene Recd . 27. nf \OZ:J3 V1r~ Circle, was de11d when officers pulled her from tht tanglPrl wreck .11ge of !wn 1·ehicles which e<1llidcd on Crown Va!ley Parkway near Ui P!11t1 Road in Laguna Niguel. "Thest' two cars are sn 11mashed up And inte'"'"'oven we haven't even been t11:ile to determine in wh ich direction either <1utn was i;,!Ofn~." an officer said Crltlcall.v ln1ured in !he wrrck nr lhr o1hrr t~r were driver Michael WoU, 20, nf 311;, ~1anzan1ta Dr , Lai;iuna Reach. and h1,~ pas~enger Judy ~L Onge. 2A.. of 1494.2 \'la de Verde. Laguna Niguel. With more students in these higher grades. the per capita cost or education child ren would increase since oflertn~ th e more speci alized vocational 11 n d academic classe~ in junior and high school is more expensive. Although the five.year increases in students per dwelling unit were slight. school officials speculaltd this could be the first signs of 11 continuing trend For junior high students, t~e number of San sludents inr:rea-sed from 56 per \,OO'I d'-'"el\1ng un11s in 191i~ to &4 per 1.000 ho1nes in !970. 1.ike"'·ise, the breakdown nf high school studen ts inched from 99 lo l2fl per l.(l()ll dwelling units. Coupled v:ith 1he "dran1atic rise" in n('"' hnr.~e eonstruction. these figures ac- count for the greater percentage of old students in the school dislrict. Convf'rsely, there was a drop by a fac· tor of almost one third in the number ot elementary school children per dwelling unit. These nunibf'red :'134 per l.000 homes in 19tl.'i. and onlv 224 per LOOO in 1970. Thf> flVf'ra ll decrease per dwelling un1l !'1nee 1!l6~ y,•as slight_ There were 489 students per \.000 hon1es in that year end only 414 per LOOO in t970, This decreasp in per capita enrollment is a reflection of what population experts ha\'e heen obser\'ing in other parts of the country , school officials point out. Brsides the average family becoming smaller y,·ithin the district, many retired couples and young couples with net children are reflected in the overall population figure~. The district, because of the population increase. is expecting an enrollment increase for the 1971·72 school year of son1e 600 students. from 8.030 in June of 1971 lo a prediction of 8,600 in September. Clemente Decides Against Backing • UIZ 2 Jailbirds Fly Coop In Mexico f\1 EX lCO CITY (Li PI \-T1\·n nu~n. in· <'luding a t\ew Yor ker convicted of manslaugh1er. escaped frn1n 11 maximum security prison in Mexico City \Ved· nesday y,·hen a hrlicopter landed inside the prison lo lift th em to freedom. ThP two men wert identified .<is .Joi;[ David Kaplan. 41. a Ne"' Yorkrr sen· lenced to 28 years for 1nanslaughter, and Carlos Antonio Contreras Cast.ro , a \·enezuelan servin~ a seven·.rea r 1ern1 for counterfei1lng. They remained .<il !arf!e tor!av. The \\'arden of the ~anra 111 art.a Acatitla Prison on the oul~kirts of 1\1cxico City .. Jost Luis Campos Ruq:;os. said a little blue helicopLer landed on a patio 1n- f;ide the jail adjacent to lhe do rmitory "'here the two men were housed . "The criminals hoarded lhc hclif'nptrr. \\'hich took them awa y." he said . It "'as tracked br iefly on the r;idarscope at J\·lcxico City ln!ernal1onal Airport h11t disa ppetired from the ~1,;rcf'n brfnre 1t could be lnterl'epled. II full ·Sf'ale hunt w.<i r unr!Pr "'ay for bnth lhr helicopter anrl the men The warden ~aid "all lho~e rPspnns1hle for 1he ('ustody ?J1rt srcur1ty nf !hr in1! ha \e heen placed under ilrresl" ll'h!lf a11 in\·e.f;.tlg!'llion is c<irricO nu1 as lo hnw and "'hV lhe helicopter y,•as. prrm1!!rd rn lanri. Kaplan 1~ a nephr1v (lf .I :'I! f.iaplan. prcsidtnl nf thP ,J jl.1 l\aplan Funrl nf Nrw Ynrk . Te~t1mony bf>forr lhP I ~. Cong reJ<s ha:§ desrcrlbed lhr fund a~ a philanthrop1r: organ1za\1nn rrfatt'd .<is a channel for fund s of the Ccn1ril l Jn1elligence Agency 1CJ/\ 1. Kapl11n "'as sentenced In pnsnn (nr manslaughter 1n the rl<'i11h of L111s Mel chor Vidal. also nf New York City, whose hullet·riddled bndy was lnunrl outside Mexico City Nov . I 1, 1961 K.<iplan was arrested in Spain hy ln1erpol ::igenls in 1963 and returned lo ~1e11:lco C:ity lor trial. Ca po Schedules Co111edian T ea111 The comed y learn of Bill Skiles and Pete Ht'nderson will appf'ar in San Juan C.<ipistrano for fou r shn ws during Sep· !ember to ralse money for the city FleSl.a A~sociatinn. The performances wil! bf' .<i! the Adobe Restaurant. 31891 Camino Capistrano. nn Sept.. 24 and 2.~ with R nig htly dinner show at 6 p.m. and cockt;iil sho w at I l :30 p.m. The two mrn have appeared on lhe Ed Sullivan Show. in La ~ Vegas and at 1;everal nightclubs in Los Angeles. Reservations for the perform ances, at 11 price of $3 .50 per person , ma y be made by calling Bob Sheahan at the restaura nt or writing to the Fiesta Association at P.O. Bo1 $32, San Juan Capistrano. Sanuny Davis Subs LOS ANGELES (AP) -Entertainer Sammy D11vi!! .Jr. is replacing for mer heavyweight bo11:ing champion Muham. rn11d Ali as grand marshal (lf the Wat ts Summer Festival parade. A prior boxing exhibition commitment forcer:! Ali. granct-mttr~hal ln 1967, to withdraw , offic ials said Wednesday. - Britisher . Sets Hot Bike TriJJ LAS VEGAS I UPI 1 An Englishrn:in who once ran across J)c<ilh V;il!e.1• 1s going tri try for an rncore th is weekend -on a h1cy• de 1-i rnneth Cn11chlow and a com- panion, phntngl'aphrr Terry Schmill, \\'ere ~chcdul ed to fly here frida v evening and then drive to Scnlt .~"~ Castl1• in Dealh Valley. At da\\·n Salur(!ay Cri1tchlow wj!\ mount his racing bicycl e in an ef· for\. to reach Las Vegas. ~ome 200 n1llei; awa y. by Sunday morning. "They have 1heir opinion anrl I have mine," s.<iirl Crutchlo w when info1·rncrl 1hf' A1neric11n Autnrnob tle Assnci11ti0n i;.<iid 1t was impossible to c.vcJe the length ol Death Valley dLJnng lhe da!. As lo why he'i; doing 1!. Cru!- clilow said , "\\'ell. l'n1 a li!!le ovrf\\'ei,e:hl and I flgurr th is L~ !he eas1e~1 way to get back 111 shape lll ickl~ " Ne'v Tax Rate Bccon1cs Official In San Clc1nentc Siln ll e111rn1e·~ new la~ rrite hrcamf' 0!11ri;1l \\'ed nc.~rl<l,v -lil 4;. prr $100 of .'l:--se:iSf'd 1·al11ri1 n1n. 1ncl11rl1ng ;in addrrl rl11nP In p;iy l0r the new cnm1nun1ly rluhhou'.'r (·01111cilm cn :;;1\·if1h adonle.i lhl" routine rcsol ul 1nn lonn;i!l y f1x1ng the rate fnr !lie current l1sc:it ~r;ir The 111-rPnl tnrrr;i~e marks !he !1r:-t hik e 1n the city t;ix r<it.e If! .<ihnut fi ve yc;irs . The ne w re1•l'nue -;in es!imatrd SSlf.flOO a year -v .. ill be used !o pav back a "loan" from the city general fund . Cnunr1tn1~n aulhorizrd takinlo! about $200.0fhl from reserves 1.o start con· s1r11ct.inn on tile clubhnuse. If ncxl year's bond issue !'>uccecd.~ antl nr1\' linanc1 ne: for the farility ls obtained. the Jax r::it.e increase will go toward other capital improvements tn the ci ty. Medical Classes 1'o Be Expanded By Saddleback Saddlehark College in ti.fission Virjo 1s planning to expand Jls med1c;:i.I course of· rcrin~s with I.he addilion of mA jors in rsidiolog:c techno logy and inhalation therapy. Trustees ha ve approved the addition of the two majo rs. but final imple mentation i ~ contingent upon the approval of lhe Cali fornia Community Board o f Governors, I.he Am erican Med I c a I Associallon and the state Nursing· Board. The courses would be offered through lhe facilities and lahoratories at South Coast Community 'Hospital In South UigLna. college President Fred Bremer told trustees. Under t,he proposal, the two roursei; would lead to an ASfiociat~ of arts de11ree ln !ht voc11tions. The rollee:e i.~ scheduled lo begin its medical training progr11m th is fall w]lh nursei;' trainlng rhroup:h the nearby t.llfisino C<immunity Hospi1a!. A c!As~ of 42 sl udent~ h;is already enrolled in -the training course. . ·- Plea for LAFC Probe Rejected B)' J<JHN VALTERZA Of t~t 011i, ~llot STiii San C!en1ente will not officially support a Grand Jury investigation of "machine politics'" in Oran,i:e County government, no1r will it support a rtcall of Fifth District Supervisor Ron Caspe rs. Thal decision came Wednesday as city rounci!man and Local Agency Formation Commission member Stan Northrup losl hi~ attempt lo launch tht prnbe or circumstilnccs surrounding-the bizarre bat tle over niembcrship of lhe LAF'C. Th!> battling Northrup strongl y scolded fellow c.·ouncilmen as each backed do"''n lrnm lhf rontroversy. !-le added that he was "disappointed" al the h<llk . The longtime councllman fir st !n· froduced a sca thing proposed rrsolulion condemning the •·apparent attem pt" to estahlish ;i. ]l(llitical machine "''ilh Casper:>: and Supervisor Robert Battin assertrdly Hl the cnntmls. 1\laynr \1ialtt'r Evans sec n n d e d l\'orlhrup's motion to launch discussion. rt l11me 11uickl.Y Councilman Tom O'Kerf"-~aid th"' l;ing1111~e if' lhP reso!uii nn "mi~hr ltave !ht' rily npen lo .~0me snrt of rlef11m11ti on action," and he .su,e:gf'sled i!. hr revitwerl hv 1hr r jty lrgill stair before an y actlnn wrrr !;i krn . i\nr1hrup . who apparl'nllv ha~ tern· Jlf>terl his in1 t1al demands For a recall ;:i~a inst thP t"·o supervisors. stressed that the re solution crills nnlv for an impartial invrslig::i11on bv ll1f' Grand .Jury . "1\ll I "'anl is 1he truth :ind no more." he said. "Md if the truth bears up, lhrn I'll i;erk i;uppnrt throughout I.he dis trict for a recall." Both O'Kccfe and Cnunciln1an Cli ff l\fyC'rs said !hey helif'Vrd rouncilmen h;ive !he prerogative tn call for in· \'f'slic:atlons , but the city as an entity $hnuld nol . "I know 1.hrre we re a lot of theat ric!! goini:: on," O'Keere said. "and "'e all read :ibnut the crazy activities." "You should have seen somt of them ," Northrup interjected. J\'lavor Evan~ soon a f It r wards withdrew hi s st cond to Northrup's mo- tion, commenting, "I can see that this U ndergrounding CJen1ente Lines Now Under Way Undcrgrounding of the overhead power and telephone Jines serving hillside San Clemente homes has begun with work along Avenida Presidio. The project will involve dig ging up por· lions of the street, thus bloc king traffic and deturing autos around the work area, City officials anlicipate the work on A venida Presidio, A major access road to the' housing area. to take about three we eks. Residenls and visitors to the area sre requested tn make use of alternate rolit.es into the neighborhood. Following work on Avenida Presidio, the contractor will begin undergrounding utilitle~ on the side strctt3 in the Pacesetter housing development. The project. being pe-rformed hy John C11 mpbeO Trenchlnl( ind Grading of San Clemente, is expected to cost $87,000. \vnn·L be a \U1animous vote, so I have to "'ilhdraw my second." "1 suggest. Stan, lha1. we cosign a letttr to lhe Grand Jury and ask £o r an ln· ve~!igation and leave it at that." "That won't do a darned lhing,'" Northrup said. "I'm really disappointed. How would '."OU men feel lf three councl!men in a bloc ran this city and you wert tbe other two," hi' said. Both Northrup and Evans conceded W cou11ciln1 en that meetings have taken ptare !his week \V ith Caspers. i\.layor Evans f)(}int.ed oul that many dif· ferences which had existed at the height of the LAFC controversy hav e fiince been wnrked nut with Caspers. He added that the supervisor would probably he meeting wi th the full council al a breakfast meeting early next month. ·(:f * tr Clemente Sends Funds to Fight LAFC Hassle San Clemente may have hacked off on a!Lempts to t>eek a recall against county Supervisor Ron Caspers. but it will send ~26Zl lo hrlp pay lrgal expenses for ught1ng 1he supervisor in court. Cnunci!men unanimously agreed to ~end the fund~ !o place into the ''war chest" organl7.etl by founlain Va!le)" J\ta yn r F:d Just.. Just has led the court battle lo seat members of the Local Agency Formation Commission chosen by the !11ayors· City Selection Committee. The group, it was noted Wednesday, h_as no budget of Its own to wage legal fights .. Soon after councilmen approved the donation lhey silso adopted a resolution praising J ust for his leadership in the fight against an asserted attempt to establish a strong political h!oc in county government. Orange Coot Weather The "'·ealherman sees mort filln· shine t.oday and Frida y following the usual low clouds and fog along Lhe coa.~tline. Temps at the beach will be in the low 70'!1 rising' to S3 inland. Lows t.onight around 66 de- grees. INSIDE TODAY There's a/.mo$t 110 limit to tht: f11.11 you can hnve with the new Cnliforn.ia auto license plates. Som-t exarn.ples are on Page 1 today. l!rl~I II C•IJl~r•ll II C:h•<-1•• U• I CltHll!M )t·JI Cfll'I!(• H C•oo,.,.,~ JO 09tlh "Oii~•• 1• Pl••rce• u lff,.rll t f'•t• ' l111trt.i•rn1"1 H·U •••••ct IO·l! "0111ue•1 II .. ft,., l l•Hn II Ml"l"t ll<tftM• It Mo•IH JJ·U M11!utl l'Uftd• nt NtllOftll """" l,S Ofl'"'t (Olllltv U s11orh u .19 S!o•• Mer~llt JO.fl T111~ltltft U 'ft''''" 11,u WNll'ler I wom1"'' Ntwt H·lt Worl' "••t M • } ~ DAILY t-1 Lt..I Teamsters Reluctantly Ba cl{ Nixon's Policy t~rom Wire Services WASHINGTON -The 1.1 mlllion·mem· her Teamsters Union today pledged gru~ingly _to ··~ooperate fu!ly " .v.'.ilh President N1xon·:i; new economic pohctes iTieluding the 90-day v.·age·price·rent freeze. · The statement fron1 Teamsters Presi- dent Frank E. f'itzsim rnons v.•as in mark- t>d contrast with ~latemenls from other labor leaders. Including Af'l.rCIO Pre~i dent George h-1eany and United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock, who have threatened resistance to the College Bo1td policies. The ~tatement was it1t1ued whUe the AFL-CIO e.xecutive cooncll WN 1Ull muting in Washington to consider its course of acllOA regarding the new policies. The Teamsters statement noted there \\'f're inequ ities in the Prtsidenl's policies. and said the Tean1sters \Vere op· posed to economic controls, hut •'if Uwy are necessary. we hail President Nixon's action ... as a bold measure to preserve the t'('Onom y of the nation." h-1eanwhi\e , the adn1in tstration reversed the P,enlqoa today by ruling o~t military pay loaeuel during the. 90-day freeze ptricNI .,.. eowh t io ptrsuade some openly diagnmOed labor leaderi to stay in line on the tnlJation fight. Trtasury Secretary John B. Conn a Jly announced that servicemen will have to forego pay increases des pite 'a Defense Department suggestion Wednesday th11t they v.·ould be forthcoming, ··rhe m ilitary are not going to gel a raise," Connally declared "That v.·as a 1nist ake. '' The cost of Living Council in a seven- pa g e , question-and-answer statement issued late Wednesday con!inned the freeze on wages would extend to state and local employes. It said school teachers would be covered by the freeze if their contract period began after last Sunday. The National Education Association INEA) estimated the freeze would affect about 90 pe rcent of the nation's 2, L million public school teachers. Teacher:r; \Vho have salary increases due this fall must v.·ork al lea!lt unt il Nov . 12 at the salaries they received last year. President Nixon 's chief economic spokesman aOO indicated Canadl pro- bably won't be gh•en an exemption from the JO percent added tariff imposed on i1nporls and he said Lockheed aircraft \\'Ould have to pay the duty on Rolls Roy ce jet engines being made In England fo r its new plaoes. Men1bcrs of lhe Af'L-CIO executive council t\'cre in a bristling n1ood as they niel In \Vashington with key White •louse advisers including Labor Secretary Jan1es D. llodgson i nd George P. Shultz, director of the office of budcet and management. A spokesman for lhe nation's major labor organization said the council is get- ijng a niounting number of phone calls and telegrams from rank-dnd file workers urging a. genefa\ ont-day walkout to protest the way the freeze is being administered. AF'L-CIO'S rvleany already has de· nounced the Nixon approach, charg!n& the freeze is patently unfair to workers \\"hile favoring business corporations. Dana Unit Reports of New To Peruse Campus Scored City hood Saddlebock College President Fred Bremer Wednesday publicly denied rePorts that the $21.5 million in con- lilroction bonds, up for voter approva l ~pace V eliicle .Will Travel ~long ~oust . The comrnand module that carried BsJronaul<i David R. Scott. Alfred J\.f. ~arden and James B, Irwin to and from the 1noon this month v.•ill pass through Orange County about m id·day, !-~riday on a slo111 truck caravan. The niodule is be ing transported from the North Island Naval Station in San Diego to f'-1orth An1erican Rock~·e!l's Do\l'llC'Y plant. Officials al North A1nerican Rockv.·ell could not say exactly what time the caravan 1\·i!I pass along the Orange Coast on Pacific Coast Highv.·ay. It is expected to leave San Diego somclime between 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. The module weight.s about 11.000 pounds and will be riding on the back of <l. Ion~ flat-bed truck traveling about 20- miles.an-hour. Rockv.•el\ o£fielals .said. The module ~·Ill be protect~ by a. plastic covering and a car In front and one in back of the truck will escort the caravan. Plans call for the module caravan to follow U.S. Highway IOI (Pacific Coast Highway\ through Del Mar, Solano Beach. Encinitas and Carlsbad. The carava n will switch to Interstate 5 from Oceanside to San Clemente, then resume its trek through Orange County on fJacific Coasl Highway. Rockwell official s .said the only y,.·ay to learn the exact t im~ or the module's passage through a city is to phone lhe local police departmenL Services Held }<'or C. Wilkes .Scrv1crs \\'ere he ld \\'ednesday 1n PAci f1c View Chapel for Cnns!ance E. \\'1lkes. Z17lA Via '.\.lariposa, Laguna 1-!ill!I. v.·ho died Saturday at !he age of 80. /\!rs. Wilke5 i.s sur\·i\·ed by a sister, Leah Bas.~ of Dallas, Tex : brother Dr. C'lydc fish of Michigan: and a nC'phew. Lloyd Kessler of San Clemente. J)r. Edv.·ard J. Caldwell of the Presbyterian Chur('h of Laguna Hills of· fi ciatcd at !he !'ier1·ice. Burial v.·il l hf> at J{\isc Hill~ Cemctcrr. Ardmore, Okla. OlANGI COAIT DAILY PILOT OllANG;.; COAST "I.Ill tSHING COMPANY Jt •b•rt N. w •• d P•••·d""r •nd Put>i,.lte.r J•ck R. c.,.1 • ., V..:t "'Uldf'll 1r.d G1ntrol M1rwgtr Thoin •• K•••il E.di!Of' Thol'll •I A. 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Dr. Brcn1er , s1}('a king before the Sad- dleback Area Coordinating Council, said passagf' of the issue v.·ould simply enable the school to build permanent facilities at its r-.lission Viejo ca1npus. The college president did no I e , ho11·e1·er. that if !he sale of bonds is ap- prO\'ed by the \'Olers. $3.5 million 1:. earn1arked for the purchase of a college site in the Tustin area. The Dana Point Citizens for Action -a new group exploring the be.st type of local government for the coastal community - Wednesday llelected ii! first areas for study. •·\\'e discussed many issues." said Thomas 8. f.ilcCutchen, spokesman for the group. ''These iTIC'luded v.·hat form of local government \\'e should \York for - annexation or another try al in- corporation.'' "f think il is v.·ise to buy a second cam· pus no""' and hOld on to it for the simple reason that land values are going up," Dr. Bremer told the council. Passage of the bond proposal bas been publicly opposed by former Laguna Beach schoQI board president Larry Taylor. v.·ho played a n1ajor T~le _in creating the Sadclleback College District in 1967. DA ILY "ILOT 11111 ,. ..... ART SHOPPERS BROWSE THROUGH EXHIBITS AT VILLAGE WEST IN LAGUNA CANYON L19uni B1iich'$ Fourth F15fiv1I Sprouf5 on Form1r Site of Lumbtr Yard Mcc utchen said other areas to be delv- ed into by the group, which already has 146 members. are: zoning as it is in· terpreted by the counly: the widening ol Coast Highway through Dana Point: area beautification: routing of the Pacific Coast Freeway: future park areas. Taylor contends the board of trustee~ of the district is \velghted in favor or the Tustin area. l ie feels the present cAmpus !-ihould be co1npleted prior to expandin.[: the coll ege facilities into other parts of the sprawling d1slrict. Village Beco1riing 4th Laguna Bea,cli F estivcil Adult Education CJ asses Offer ed l::l'cning tlasses in 16 different subjects 11 Ill be offered when !he Laguna Bea ch Uni fied School Districts opens its adult cdut<1\1on prograin in th e week of Sept. Officers also were elected. Serving 11.s president will be Jim Regelbrugge, who helped form the group. Other officers in· clude r-.IcCutchen. vice president: Charles L. Cross. treasurer. and Anna h-1 cF'arlin, secretary ill cCutchen !Said plans are being formulated for two or three special sen1inars to bring in speakers on topics affecting Da na Point. Dr. Bremer noted that although the new campus 11·ou ld be pu rchased, no t>x- pansion "''ould be undertaken until the present r-.1ission Viejo college. reaches its enrollment peak of 10,000 in 1978. In see.king support for passage o[ the bond proposal, Dr. Bremer told council members the money would provide &he school V.'ilh permanent building! to house its rapidly growing enrollment. This con- struction would, include a &ymnasium. classroom.s, laboratories and o t h e r teaching facilitie.s. ''An investment in a community colleg• is an investment in the entire com- munity," the college official concluded. Under questioning fro111 the meinbrrs of the council , Dr. BrC'mer added lhal the property tax rate for homeowners within the district wo11!d ha ve lo be increased to pay the interest on the bonds. Lagrn1a Arrests Narco Suspect In Drug Sale Laguna Beach authoriltes \l.·cdnesday arrested a suspected narcotics dealer alter police alleged he sold a small quan· tlty of possible tnescaline lo a Can1p Pendleton r-.larine. Officer John Saponlo of the Special Enforeement Detail reportedly watched 1he transaction from 11 disl<ince v.·hen thrte nien in a car slopped in !he 100 bloc k of r-.founta1n Road. According to Saporito. a suspect in thft front seat of the auto handed a small bag to the passenger in the rear seat. 1\fter being given \<.'hat appeared to be mtJney. Saporito said the man in the front sea l got out of the auto and walked away. Saporito said he recognized the man as a 11;1rcotics \'io1ator 1rho had only recently been released fron1 j<lil after serving a term for sales of dangerous drugs. The narcotic.s agent approac~ the car. received permission to searcn the \·ehicle from the tv.•o men and allegeges he iound 34.5 grams of brov.·n powder on ~1 ichatl Eldon J ackson, 18, of camp Pendleton. Jackson 1\·as arrested on suspicion of po.ssession of dangerou:. dnigs, but the dri\'er of !he auto \\'as released. Saporito then v.·ent lo Cleo Street In the d1reclion !he third man had 11·alked and arrestl'd Terrence Dale Childs, 19, or Escondido, on suspicion of aelllng dangerous dn1gs. The 1~·0 men are to he arraigned Fri· d11y in South Orange County Municipal Court. Ada Ravenscroft Last Rites H eld By FREDERICK SCllOE;\tEHL 01 I~• Dl i!y "llo! S!1lt ··our biggest problem is that pcoplf' don't ~now we exist," commented Flor et Lucier, ov.·ner of the Village \Vest. ;1 year·round art center nestled behver11 many light industries in the mou! h 11f Laguna Canyon. This summer Village WC'st. i9J Laguna Canyon Road, has turned into thle Fourl h art festival, calching vi.sitars !o both lhe Fcstlval of Arts and ihe Sawdu.~1 F esti val. ··Actually, Village \Ves1 i.~ <1n :-11t feslival, a collection or gallrnes ;ind ;I group of studios," Lucier explainec!. Along one side of !he Vill'1ge. forrncrlv .a lumber yard, Lucier has built 12 sluda;s -a!I connected, 11·here artis1s m;iv ll"ork and display !heir v.•ares. l!e likes tO reicr lo them as "mini-galleries," On the paved surface. in !11c <'cn\t•r of the yard, booths ha\'e been set up fnr lhe visiting artists "'ho are exhibiting this gummer. This su1n n1er there art ,)I) 11~1t1n.i.; .artists, in addition to the 60 regular ycar- Around painters, sculptors and crafts1nen on the grounds. A~ !he east end of the ~<ird. LuL·tf·i ha11 remodeled a large build1n,c into an art gallery, "Our main purpose is Ip al11111 the artists lo come in contact "'1th the hu1·er !IO thl'y can have a meeting ul ·the minds." Lucier explained. "And a good rhing lor both !llr art 1~l and the buyer 1s the fact there 1s no 1111rl-1 dle n1an," he added. Penn<inent artlsts. added Tutll '.\.h ·.\1•11. grounds nianager, are juried ontri the grounds "by the qualily or their \\(ll'k " "\\'e are conslantly frying !o upgrnr!c the quality of the 11•ork hl're. \\'e're l1iok· ing for professionals," she said. One requiremenl al the Village \Vest is that all works displayed ha ve been niade by the artist and not imported. Village West was known as the 1\rl .Yard last summer, but the name "·as changed v.·he.n the corporation \1·as forn1· ed last November. Lucier charges a small rental fee to the permanent artists, and also picks up a 20 percent sales commission. "It 's not a non.profit deal. but il"s a prel\y narrow margi11." he noted. Sates, Lucier said, are up 6:-i percent over last year and several arlists have sold out. "Sand candles. leather and clothing ha\'e been selling very \\'ell," Police Probe 2 Home Burglaries Laguna Beach police are invt>sligHling the theft Wednesday of cash from tv.·o residents. dfflcers said Robert L. Cliett, ot 33782 Golden Lantern, Dana Point. reported his wallet containing $380 and numerous credit cards was taken while he was Graveside se.rvices v.·,re he.Id Monday movtng from his old residence. at 690 In \\'e!l.minste.r Memorial Park for Ada Thalia SL M. Ra\'tnsc.roft. 25.285 Pacific Ave.. The house was being watched by a fl1ts1lon VlejO, who di~ Friday at friend when a stranger entered. said Garfield Convalescent HOllpltal, Hun-Olett wanted bis wallet to buy some bttr tinplon Beach. She was 711. and toolt the wallet from the kitchen She ls survlv@d by A daughter, Virginia table. Taylor of ~hssion Viejo: 11 son. C. w. Neither !hr wallel nor the stranger v.·as Regjii: brother. V. J. C.rif!ith and 11ttn again. grendson. Leonard Taylor of Mission Vie. A second theft \l.'ednesday w11~ jo. reported by Allee Lov.1eJl. of 495 CharltJ A. Endll':r officiated at the Panor ama Ori\·e. v.'ho told polict $127 in private 1>trvice.s. Pcti Family ltlortu.ary _c ash was 'tolen from • dre!iscr 1n her T~1111 ~<ial l'cc1111g arounc\ 11110 lhr no11 h::. rit the \·111agt'. \'JS1!ors tan l1nd litJnd·craf1cd lc:1ther "hcl('~ l111 .. hi1•l llll·!:il :-.<'ul plt1 rl' pl.111t..-fa~h1unerl rn1t ul ('tJ /JjJl'f. bJ.s l'l'l1cf e•·catrd \111h bread dough ;111d p1Hnt1n!!s fl one hy ,111 a1 1l~l 11ho prefers 10 paint \I l!h hlS ringer.~ Lucier said he's still 1n 1he process or rrmodehng and n1ak1ng room For morr cxh1h11ors L;11cr Oll .• 111er the SUITii.JlCf l'!'U~h flf ~.ooo to 5.000 flC'rsons H c!;n subsides. he's plllnntnJ:! to sel up son1e one 1n;u1 shOI\.~ and npen a ch1ldreri"s g;illery -pcrhap.~ 1n conJ11ncl1on with local schools. " Classes are held one night each week ;·11d cost $5 a subject. except for driver ctiucation, which is $10. Subjects announced by Dr. Robert H('eves, <issistanl superintendent in <'harge of adult education, are: art, 11oodshop. <'rafts. French. beginning Spanish. 1n!eri11ediatc Spanish. driver lra1n111g. ~tocks. bonds ;ind inutual funds, nral con1munications. h u in a n i l i e s , tTt'i:ll!\ e \1•riting. herbs 11nd tht>ir home lliif' auto shop. \1,eav1ng. 11·eldin~. Jt'llf'lr.1 , ar! of musie i'lnd fabric !lurface flr..,1gn l tic-dye1. Lead in ::: En voy Quit~ HO'.'lG KOXG I AP I -Pak istan's top diplomat in Hong Kong announced today he has quit and will stay here to "help ll'Ork for the independence of Bangla Desh:· illohiuddin Ahmed. 33. v.·ho headed the Pakistani High Co1111n ission, or consulate , said in a statement lo ne"'Smen that it 11·as "no n1ort possible for a ny man nr honor hJ represent a government that is engaged in ruthless genocide." lttxiu·iotts sp1·i11g llow11 sofas r-11, rij=; . I l PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DESIGNERS The.se hdnd~crl"e ~o fds were designed lo give you the ul timate in soeting c.orr.fort with docron and down bo ck pillows, deep sprinq do wn ·<:>o t-cushions enveloped in down and fe athers and in tivo 1o<'lm-iilled orm pillow s. Ch oose from a wid e selec t1cri of fine fabric··. 8' length reg . $599 NOW 399 . You' favorite interior de sig11er wili: bi! lioppJI to assist ~ou .•. BLVD. Opn MOR., Thurs.. & Fri. lvn. COSTA MESA, CALIF. 646-0275 ·~•-0276 were directors. ..Jtiousc. ·,y,. .... '_:;:L;::::=~·=:-:=~.:-:==-==:---;:'.,-1 ,~ .:.---:-·--.~Jli ]'.tllP ·-~~:~·· •• 1._ .. _ :~ -, .._,, .... ,_ _____ 1 1·.nJI-.,. ---·I' -..-.... _..__ •• _:...__ ------~-.. _..._.,..._ __ .-.--.. --... -~-----,.----·-~ ' • r -IJ -1 r >c.._ ~ ~ ~· -·~ -------· ··---•.. ....____. ... __ ~~ = ....... ....,,....~ .... -.--.... ---.. I I -• Laguna Beaeh EDIT I O N Today's Final N.Y. Stocks VOL. IA , NO . 19!, l SECTION S, ~O PAGES ORANGE COU NTY, CALIFORNIA TEN CENTS Lambourne, Schmitz Quit Laguna City Posts By BARBARA RREIBICH 01 "'° D•ll~ 1'16t! Srtff Dtclaring that their position regarding development of Laguna Beach i s "probably int'Om patihle Y.'ilh the re!iult.5 tJf lht init1ativl' election ." planning com- missioner!'; William La n1 bourne a nd .lame.~ Sc hmit z W!finesd11y night sub- mitted 8 Joint. letter of resignation tn the coonly CQUncil. Joining his fellow cnuocilmen in !'IC· (epting !ht t111·0 resignatioos "with regret," Councilman Edwa rd L o r r castigated those who had subjected the commissioners to whal ht terned "character as~ssinat ion of !he v.·orst sorL" Lorr described Lambourne and Schmilz as "highly dedicated and qualified in- dividuals" a nd expressed concern over the Joss of continuity in lhe Planning Commission and the diff iculty of finding people lo serve. "Public officials know they will be sub- jecled lo criticism." he said, '"but nnt this sort of abuse. li's hard to fi nd people ready to put thrir hrads 1n 1hr k1nrl nf meat grinder v.•e ha\'e Jn !his t·om· munity_" l.an1 bourne and &hn11l't h:id bf'rn publicly criticized for signing a pre·elcr- fion statement urgi ng a ··no" \'Olr as the initiative ordinance In limit buildinJ: height in Laguna Beach. In ~ddition . Commission Chi'1rn1an Lambourne's bus lness associal e with a • unan1n Main Beaeh Park Council to Warn Beach Evictees Ignor ing 11 guggei:;tion by Council man Edward Lorr that "wf' ma.v h;:i ve to scul.· tie the \\'hole Main Beach proiect thi11 )"ear," Laguna Be<1ch c nun c i 1 m e n \\IPC!nesda y ni ~h! 11grr.~ to _2 tve nnl1ce ln beachfront IPnanls whose Quarters will be razed lo make way for the park. Councilman Roy Holm pointed out lhat Copter Takes 2 Co11s Froni Mexico Jail ME XICO CITY ! UPI 1 -Two men. in- (]udin.1: " f\ew Yorker convicted of m::inslaughter. escaJ>ed from " maxim um aecurity prison in Mexicn Cit y Wed· nesday when 11 hel icopter !anded inside lhe prison lo lift them to freedom. The two men were identified a!I Joel David K::iplan. 41, • NI'!\\' Yorker ~en· lf'nced lCl 28 yf'a rs for ma nsl aughter. and Carlos Antonio Cnntrer<'!s Castro. 11 \ltnezuelan str\'ln~ a st ven-year term for counterfeiting. They rf'mainecl 11t larg r. today. Tht v.·arden of the Sant;:i !'>1arla Acatitl;:i Prison on the outskirts of MPxicn City. ,Jose Luis Cam pos Burgos, said 11 little blue helicopter lanrled on a pa tin in- t ide lht j;:iil 11dj act nt tn 1ht dormitory y,•here tht two men were housed . "The cr i min;:i l.~ bn;:irded the heh roptE'r, which took th em 11way," he s;:i ld. It \\'a!! trackE'd briefl y nn lhe r;:i dariscopt at 1.!exico City lnlernalional Airport bu t disappe11red from the screen before it t'ould he intercepted. A full -scale hunt Wa.! undE'r wa y for both lht. heli('Opter and the men. The warden 1aid "all tho5e responsible for the custody &11d securil y of !he jaU have: h!en placed under arrest" while: an inve111igation i!I c11rried nut 11!1. tn how ;ii nd •hy the helicopter w11a pre.m illed to land. some of !he leases ha ve six-month notice clauses and sueh nCltice wou ld ha ve tn he given immed iately if fhf' properr ie.~ were to be removed fr<Jmthe t<1 1 roll.~ hy !he to ~ removtd fro m the tax roll.' by the. Clyde SprinRe. io cha rge or city pro- perty management, said thrtt nf the beachfrnnt enterprise!'!. lhe Bnard..,,•alk Bar. the: Br.ali.ers and t he hamburRer stand adjacent lo the lifegu11.rd tnwer murl be given six month5 notice prior to lease cancellation. Other te na nts . he 5aid. have 30-day aod 90-day cancellat ion ch1use.t1. 1..orr urgffl that. ~nv fu rther 11c-l ion nn the Main Beach p;oi rk be deferred un it! 11 fter the council had complete budi:rl fi.e:u res in h11nd. because in hi., view 1hE' C"ity"s financial situation mij:lht make it necessary to abandon the project fnr thr. time beinj:?. Holm. s;:i id he ha d ~een !ht same figures i..(irr h11d seen and added, "I don 't share-your fear~.'' Surf and S11nd nwne-r ~1err1!I .lohn11nn, v.·ho served as a men1ber nf th e Mi\in Reach Dt:velo pment Commi llee. s!epped for.,.,·ard to urgr. the coun<'il lo proceed "I strongly urge you lo .1:n 11he;:id 11 nrl a!(k the c-ity manager tn l!'.i\'t nnlicf' nr !h"' lease cancellations sn the proptrli"'~ <'fi n be nlf !ht t:ix roll.~ hv Mt1rch." ~;:i 1rl ,Johnson. "I <il ~n 11tronl!'.I Y ur~r 1·011 tn move ahrad \l'i!h the ~fain Brach P;:irk prniect. even if 1htrt 1.~ 11nrnl': In~.~ nf rroveoue frnm rent!I. I fc rt if we put i! off Of\\\' Wt mi\v nP \'E'f itf't it " Lorr Joined the lJnanimf\u.~ vn!e to _2 11 e nouce or lea~r. cancellation~. Astronaut Wclco111 e NF'.\V YORK I AP ) -A merica ·~ ne w~!. n1oon explorers wil l get, a tradittnnal Nf'w York welcome during a visit lo the cHv next Tuesday. · Apollo IS astron aul~ O;:ivirl R. Srnt1, James 8. Irwin 11nd Alfred M. Worden 'l\'lll recf'iv r. New York's g<Jld medal from Mayor John V. Lindsay, meet with U.N. Sec.relary-General U Thant and spend an evening at 1 Broadw•y thea ter. Said Aware Of Mistal{e f ift h Dlstrirt SU J)f'rvi.~nr R n n ;:i 1 d Casp¥r.~ 1s "wr ll av.·11re th;,t hP m;,de ;:i m1stflke " Lfl.':ll nil Beach ,\1fl ~'nr !1 ic-h11rrl (;nl dcbrrg !nld the cuy council \\'rd· ne.~dfl,\' nigh!. Goldberg said he h;:id talkcrl tn C;i ~pcrs \\'ednesday and received h!!'; assurance that in future L:i).!u n:i Re11ch will be cnn- i;ul!ed in all mattE'rs that might affect the community. Ht. propnsed th;:i \ inste:id of ;:i prrsnn:it censure ol Ca ~peri; and SuP'rvi.~nr R n b e r t Ballin for their pi!rl in m;:inipul;:itin,R" a recent J .nr::il Ai::rnl-y Form;:ition Cnn1missin n tLArC1 rncr11ng, the council should ;:i dopt. ;:i re snlut1on ex· pre ssing it.c; dis pleasure at the ronduct nf the meeting . requesti ng correct nnl 1c1ni: of all futurf meetings :ind expressing 1he hope th;:it the.v c;:in be conducted "'ilh proper decorum. '"We d!'I h;:i vf to \\'Ork 11·11h hrm ~Caspcrs 1," s;:iid Gnl dbf'rg , "";1 nd l"d like tn c-ome to .an understanding and prrhap!'I improve l)Ut re lations \\'!th Cl"lunty government ·· Before joining 1he \Olp in ~11ppor1 nr lhE' resolution . Councilm;i n f:rl1vard Lorr sflid it "'a/I his personal feeling a ~l roncrr !(1;:itement nf crnsurP .~hnuld br 1~currl and !hfl! !hP Board nf Supr r1 l~nr~ .c.ho11 lr! bf' as~l'rl In remn1 e Ca}.pr rc; and Ra111n frrim the LAFC Thf'\' 11·err g111 \t v, hr ~<11rl nr '011 <-ll<P ;:ind ;:ihu~e of p!l\\f'r !hilt h;1c. 1n;ir1r ;i laugfnn,R c;t()('k nf ;:ill !'Il l' nf lir1 a l~ ;:1 11r1 mi\rlf' P1'rrvonr lnnk su~pr1'i ' '"This Olan fi ;;~prr,0.1 ,-· .~;i1d !,rorr, "h;irl hrcn schrm1ni:: to scn.e 1hr L1\FI ' ;111r! ::irhic1•e his own i:o:1l ,o.. 1·on1plrlPI\' 1~· nnnnc rhe. w is hc~ of the people of !1·1111,. ::ind of ci tic.c. in thi s rlist.n l'1. Hr sh(luld hr 11"1 kno.,.,·n 1n har.;h terrnc; how this city feel. .. about such condu11 " At Goldber1(!'; rPQUest, 1he <·01inril ;i l,(n ;:i ~reed tn sh<ire with orhl'r r1tie ... 1n Thr p.ayment of ler.ial fees rn r,o.l::ihli~h lhr cnrrect membership nf the LAt'C aflf'r th"' tumu llunus meetin,i:: Council men .auth<Jri zr.d p;i_vment nf up lo S26.i for Laguna Bcac-h·s share of the estimated SS,000 legal co~t. -:..· . ., ..... K•plan i! a nephtw of J. M. Kaplan. preA:ident of the J . M. Kaplan Fund of ?\e w York. Testimony before the U.S. CongreS! has de.scribed the. fund as a philanthropic organiiation created as • channel for funds of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). Clemente Shies Away l\aplan was sentenced tn prison for manslaughter in the death of Luis Melchor Vidal, Also of New York City. whose bullet-riddled body w11 found ftutside Mexico City Nov. I I, 1961. Kaplan was arrel!ted in Spain by Interpol •1ents In 196.1 ind returned to Mexico City for I rial. He pleaded innocent but WA!! found 1uilty both of manslaughter ind of en- tering Mexico (In " fal~ pas.sport . Whil• in Jail, Kapla n di vorced his wife and married lrm• V1zque1 Calde:ron of Max· 1,,,. Cri1ne Buste rs Sue LOS ANGELES <AP -Batman and Robin of televisi(ln h11ve filed a M million J11wruit charging they were never paid the.it share cf pro ril~ from items merc:h.andized in connection •·Ith the aerle.s. Adam West. wM pl ayed BatmlJl, 11nd Burt Wud, who was his sidekick, filed .. uit in Superior C.OUrt Oil~ wttk 11a•in!lt Greenway Pro(!uctinn1, 20th Century-Fol and the American Broadca ~ting C.o -•r~,.,,---. ........ ~·:- From Big LAFC Battle By JORN VALTERZA Of flll 0111'/ Piiot! l lllf Sa.n Clemen~ wi ll not officially support a Grand Jury inve1tig1lion of "ma chine pt11iti<:s" in Orange County go vernmen t nor will it suppo rt a recall of f ifth District Supervisor Ron Caspers. That decision came Wedne!lday 11 city councilman and Lncal Agency Formation CommWion member Stan Northrup lo11t his attempt le> launch the probe nf circumstances surrounding !ht bizarre battle-over membtrship nf the LAFC. The battling Northrup .!tlrongly AC01ded fello w councilmen 1111 each backed down fmm !ht conlroversy. He. addtd that he was '"disappoin ted" •t the ba lk . The longtimt couneilman first tn· b'Qcf!d • 1t:athin~ proposed re.solulior: cond emning the "appitrent altempl" W ~st.a blish • political machinr. wit h Casperi anti Superviw Robert Battin assertedly at the controls. -*-· --- ~·l ayor V.'atter Evans s e C' n n d e d Northrup's motion to launch d1.~cussinn . It came quickly. Cn uncilman Tnm O"Keefe s;iid !hr. 1Anguai;:e in the resolution "mi ~h! !r::ive the city opt:n lo snm t sort nf def;,mat1on action," ::i nd he suggested it be re\'l ewPrl by the city leg al staff before any 11ction were taken. Nnrthrup. who apparently h;:is lrm- ptred his initial demand~ fnr a recall aaainst the two tupervisors. stressed that the rt>:'i<!lutinn calls nnly fnr 11 n impartu1I invt!lti~ation by the Grand Jury. "All I wan t is !he lru lh and nf) mflrr ." hf> said. "Md II lhe truth he;:irs up . th en I'll seek support lhroug hou1 the district for a recflll ·• Both O'f\ceft and Counc1lma..n Cliff ~tvers sa id thrv hf-lit~.\!Pd rf)uori!mPn h.ive !ht prcrngauve tn ct1ll [11r 1n · '"t'~!ie;:ilions, but the city as an enllty should not. prnpt>rt.\ 1n the pr!"lposel Oeachfront hotel znne ..,,hile 1.ooio..: rhsruss1ons \\Pre 1n pro- ~rf''iS nas hc>f'11 qJrsrinned A Grand .Tur\' 1n1Psllgatlnn uf p11ss1blr rnnfhr! of in- trrsl 1\a<: rr41 urc1ed h~ 11Tilcr A.r·nnld /!;inn La1nbournt> 1es1>1 1ndcd lo !ht' cri111·1sm ;,, staling his real c~t al e lis11n~ of !hf' Sho::iL<: Hntf'I cxp1r!'d bcfnri> th'° e\f.<'tion ::inrl tha! II w;:is his he!ief thf> prnpert y rould not. in an.\' case ha\e qualified for the sret ial zoning. In their !el!rr of re.~1Fna11nn Lhe cn m- n11s~1nnf'r~ s;11rl 1! hi!d hPr11 !hei r llfl- rlrr'lland ing Thal !hi' f'n11nr1 I .~ declaren 1w-i~1lt1H1 11 011ld b£o "ne 1•f de1 elopme nt Lt •ic!r r 11 ,ll<'ll<'rrJ pl:in lh11! rail ed rur a h:·1lad r1· !flX b<1•f' 1n hf' ;i!la1ned by ex- l"1n~1on nf thP lnunst industr v and pro. '1,11111 fo1 hn1,.I rfr1 r l1JprnP11t The r<'~ul1~ n! !hr 1nl!1a!l\f' l'll'Ci1on. the1 s!a1e 111dlrii lr 1hr l'nlers , .. do no!. share 1n tl1e de:-;1rf' for !hi~ ~oal , · \\'e 1herefore feel that our position i11 ,)J lllCS ~L no.~~n1an 1hinl\s h 1 .~ ri rm . l·lerrules Inc .. \Vil ml ngt.on, Del., n1av ha1·r th£' a.11s11·£'r to 1h e nat ion 's pl;i sfic-rl i~pos:il probl ems. Firm h :i ~ devcJn pcd \\"hal it cl:iims 1s edible. 1vatcr·soluble plastic bottle !hal. v.·hen 1mn1crsed in irater, d is in tegrates \\"it h1n 15 minutes. Fountain Vall ey W 011ian I J(illed iii South Cou1i ty I\ Fn1p1l a1 11 \·;illf'I \l f•Jni'l !l rJ1rcl r-;i rlv fnrl .11• ;inrt 1110 ~011thrr11 Or;inp;i> Cri;:i~I 11 1 .~11"1•'11!~ 111•r•' <r11irnll\ 11111 11·,.rl 1n ;:i 1 r;i,h rlt'\r n brd h1 C;i tlfnrn!iJ H1ghw~v p:+1t'()l rnr ·n :i\ r.111• !if !!it• v.n r ~t 1hey hil>'r r 1 rr 1111 ,..~11u.1 1 r1I \Ir·'· .\1;1J"knr f(f'r>rl , :27. of 1112.1.1 \'1 rf'o CJrl'lr , wa~ rlr;irl 11hct1 f\l[1rcr; pu!lrd her fr11rn th,. 1:inglrr! 11rrck;ie,,, of two 1rh1tlr<; 11·h1rh rnll1drrt nn CrO\l'll Vfl.!lrv f"'ark11•aJ near La Plata Road 111 Laguna ~1,llUCl. Co unty Seeking Usin g Wastes ~l eans of Solid Thr Or;:ing,, Cn11n!y S;:in11a!lon Dl slncts ;,re: looking for nc""' \\'a.vs lo use solid "';:i ~t r.~ left. river from the lreat.menl of sc11•agr Thr rl irrf'lors thi~ WC'Ck apr ro\•ed thr j'linl fllin,ll of an applicNion with the ci ty 11J Lo~ .\n,i::rlc!i ;:ind the Lo\ Aogclci; C:oun . t ~ ".;in1 tat1nn 11 i~trirls for a lwn·ye:ir , !i·~00,1)(1(1 fcdcr<i l granl to .~ludy the rr<>- j('f't Thf' 1hrrr r1 1c;!nrl!i t'Uf rrntly prncluc" \.50<1 t0ns or rt r'' solids drtily at three trf';i!mcn t f;ir11lt1rs By the ~·eBr 2000. lhc output JS expected ln tx> up tn 3.500 tons fl rlar . Currenl ly th1!i materia l, knov.·n a.s slud,'!c. is u!ied fl/I a ~n1 1 cnndltloner ad· di11ve in law n rert i1izcrs. Thr nbJertlvr of lhl' pr<Jpo$1'd slurly wil1 hr to finrl a fcot!i 1blt': melh<Jd of reryc.ling !hi' w;:i.~lf' m;:itrr1al. Some allrmfll1 \'f'S thnl .,.,ill be looked 111 lnrludtd 11 s 11pplic11tinn Ul marR,inal snit for drvclopmcnl of a~ncullura l nr re,.re;i!ior.al iirea!'i, rtev~:npment nf llr~ rf'~l ~!nn t gr~enhrll!'; around mclropnl1!an fMlhil!s , u.~f' In frrr way J;:intl sl'apin,1? and use 11~ a pollRd plr1nt ~nil by comml!rcia.l nur.series Thr~r h1n r;i r' ;:irr ~n sm;i~hcrl llfl .111d 1nh r\\'(l\'rn "'" ha\'rn't evr n been ,i lltP In rlrtrrol\nr In \\hlrh d1rert1 nn 1•1!hr r ;iu to wa • i;::o1ni::." ;:in nf f1cer s;:i1d . ('rltlr;:ilh 1n1urrd 1n thr wrrrk nf the ril hrr f'ar "'rrr 1irlv cr :O..T1ch;:irl \Voll. 20. nf RR.~ ~1 11 n~;:i111t.:1 Dr., L;:i~un;:i Rearh, anrl hi~ p;,sscngrr .l11d y St Ongr, :Z~, of 14942 \'1:i dr \'rr<l<'. l,;i,i::una N1i::ucl. \\'nl f 11·a.• rus hPd In Mission Co mmunity 1\•)Spl!fl l, Ln guna Hills. Miss St. Onge \\'II~ 11dn1i rtcrt !n Snu!h COa!it Co mmun ity 11n~111ta l. Snu!h l..ai;:un;:i. Officer.~ fi xe d the time nf t h~ rra!'ih as 12 20 a m The accident is still under 1n· \'e.<,l1gal1on. l 'ouncil Agrees Lu g unct Need s Code of Ethics A rode of elhir!'i similar to one adopted by the l'i1y rrf Vnuntain Valley would be n1nst .~u itable fnr Laguna Bear.h. city c:ouncilm!!n agreed Wednesday night. After pcrusinR ;:issor ted e:thics cndel'I preparer! for cltit':~ ::ind the. st11tr.:, the. cnuncil volt>rl In R!'i k lhe city attorney to rlraft. a La guna Beach code ~imilar to Fountain Va llry's. Councilman Edward Lorr said he would not nbject to ha ving 11uch a code for Laguna if the cooncil fe ll it necessary , but he ptrsnn;:illy felt no COO!! cou ld be any bell r r than lhe men adhering tfl It ":ind often those. most willlnl)I to accept ;:irt the fir~! lo break 11." As a Christian, U:lrr ~a1rl, he h11d founrl no better coch~ of c1 hic11 thAn the Bible and . fnr ci ty ornc111ls. the oath of nfflcl' is In 11 .~lf a code, requ>ring the person tak· ID,!: it l,o uphold the la w and not use or 11bu~r hi!'; po~il ion for per50oal ga in. Counc.l lman Charlt on Boyd llald he felt "~pellJni: 1l out whfrr we can read it fron1 ti me to time is /1 rt':minde r -11nd JUSl !.h1nk1na about It can be worthwh!lr " incompa!tble. .,.,,llh the further diacussion o[ the gen er;:i ! plan and proba bly in· ,.ompatib!e v.·ith !he result s of the In· it 1a1l\'e election \Ve fee l, further, that our resignat inn at thi s lime will allow you 1ri appoint replacements who are more in tune with the voters' desires " ~fayor Richard r.oldberg. after reading the letter, asked couocilmen to bs prepared In suggest repJ;:icen1 enls fo r the twn commissioners by the next council session. ase Auto Races 011 Packed A Laguna Beach ma n drivin~ a stolen 1971 Cadillac led t1110 Los Angeles Police Department helicopters. 20 L AP 0 motorcyc.le off icers. 16 LAPD squad car~. f(lur High way Patrol ca rs and four Highway Patrol motorcycle nfficers on 8 2fi-milc cha sr over Los Angeles free..,,•ay!'i \\'ednesday e\'ening at speeds up to 105 m.p h. By hailing rush hour traffic on the San Die~o Freewa y. police were rinally able to slop !he vehicle driven by Eri ck Kraft, 23, of 9.'t4 Mi ramar Street. He was later booked on charges of grand lheft auto. The !wco1 y mi nute chasP. took Kraft 2nd police over five freeways -and right through the congested downt.o..,,·n Ln1 An~e\es in terchange. The S<'ric.~ or even ts be g::in, pol!c-tt alleged, when Kraft stole a brand·new green Coupe de Ville from Allen Oldsmobile, 1 IJO S. Coast Highway , around 5 p rn. yesterday afternoon. Kraft was driving the car on tht Hollyy,·ond F'reew::iy without license pla tes or any other identification, when a patrolman attempted t.o st.op him. of· ficer~ ~aid. The suspctl stepped on the gas tt nd traveled lfl the Hi\r bor F'recway, t.o the San!a !'>Tonica Freeway, to the San DiegG f reev,.ay, to the Ventu r/I Freeway and ba<k 1.n thE' San Oie~o Freeway Patrolmen 1~ere able to halt traffic in hnlh d1rrct1ons nn t.he San Diego Freeway ;ind .,.,•ith drav.•n i;::uns. officers in three pohce cars. brought lht> stolen vehicle to the side All er thr Vf'hic-l r w;:is ~topped . another off icer v.·a~ iniured when attempti ng to pull the keys ou! nf the i,i::nition. Police ~;:iid Kra ft threw !hr. car in rl."\'erse and thP autn ~h11t. back 20 feet. The off icer ~uHc red bruis es. Earlier. one mn rnrrvrle <Jfficer suf· fere d a broke n wrist when he spilled his bike dunng the high speed run. Several private cars were damaged when sideswtred by the stolen aut.o. ac- cording Ill police. Six Sailors Jump PHll..ADELPHIA (AP) -Six East Pakistani .~;:ii lors hal'e jumped ship, r'l::11m ing (11hr.r members of Lhe crew of thE'ir P;:ikistani freightPr had threatened the m. A spokE'~mao for the group 12id lhe,.y would seek political asylum in the Un ited State.,. Orange Weather The weatherman seea mort sun- shine tod:iy and F'riday following the usual low clouds and fog along lhe coastline. Templ at lhe beach will be in the low 70's rising to 83 inland. Lows Lonighl around 66 de- gr ee5. INSIDE TODAY Th.t rt 's almo3t no limit to t.ltf f11n you can ha vr wuh. th t ntia Calijorr110 au.10 l ict nse plates. Snme e.za tnp lt s are on Page 7 tod<i y. llrl~I U c1111 ... 1111 1• ( ... (Ill ... U• ' (1111111.. ll·» Comk:• M Cr11 n_..,... 11 O••t~ IUllc•1 11 01~1r1f.1 U ll4!19tla! .. _ • ll"lfrll lftm•nf U·U 1'1ft•ftC'.• 1 .. JI lffM'OKt... fl •"~ l tll1tl'1 lT Morrl-Lk n ... M ,,.,....... •·Ill M ....... I ,., " H1lll!\il MllWt •-l Orlfl" CIU~tf U ·-" "'" i t.ct Ml rt1" ?t-JI Ttle¥hi.a • T~•ol .. t U•U ....... ,..... ' Wt .... R'1 ltewo 11·1' W1ri.1 lt•w• .. <: J DAILY .. ILf.11 Teamsters Reluctantly Back Nixon's Policy ...... ""' lentc!t• WAllllNGTON-Tho Uml- ber Teamsters Unk>tl today pledged ~y to "cooperate fully '' v.i lh .. Pruidtnl Niton'.s new economic policits , bdu:Unc the to-day wage-prict-rtnl -· · -~ statelllf:nt from Teamsters Pt1!si- dent Frank E. Fitzsimmorui was in mark- ed co_ntra,,t wllh statements from olhtr labor it.eder1, including AFLCIO Pre•i· ~ Gtorie Me1ny and United Auto '"orbra Plwldent Leonard Woodcock, who ha.e threatened rest.stance to th• .CoUege Bond pollc!Ot. Tho .talf"""t .... lllued -Ult An-CIO eucutlve council wu .Ull mHt1n& In W 11htniton to oonatder tu courte of action ri11rdtn1 lht new policies. The Teamsters statement noted tht're v.•ere inequities in the President's policies, and said the Tearnslers were op. posed to economic controls, but "if they art necessary, v•e hail President Nixon's action ... as a bold mea1ure to preserve I.he economy of the nation." Mtanwh!le. the administration revtrstd Reports of New Campus Scored Saddleback College President Fred . Bremer Wednud1y publk:J.y denied NporU that the '24.5 million in con- ltruction bonda, up for voter 1pproval ~pace Vehicle tWill Travel ,. - Along Coast The command module thal carried .-tronauta David R. Scott, Alfred M. ~arde.n and James B. Irwin fo and from -the moon thll month wlll pap through Orange County about mid-day, Friday on • !low truck caravan. Tbt module ia being tran.5ported from the North Jal1nd Naval Station tn San Diep to N<>r1IJ American Rockw•ll'• ~North American RockweO could not aay exactly what Ume the caruan wiJ1 pasa along the Orange Coa1t on Padflc Coast Highway. It ii expected' to lave San Diego somf:tlme betw~n I •.m. and JI a.m. The module waatta 1bout 11,000 ...,-and will be rldlnc on the bock ol • Jone flat.bed truck tr1velln1 about JO.. mlllHl>hour, Rockwell olllctatt Aid . The module will bo prvtocted by • Jllutic covalnt and • car in front ind Ont in tJ9ck of the truck Will ucor1 the < ....... Plans call for the module caravan to follow U.S. Highway 101 (Pacil.ic Coast Hlchw•Yl through Del Mar. Solano Bach, Enclnltu and Carlsbad. The caravan will switch to Interstate I from OceanaJde to Sin Clemente, then rt1um• ita trek through Oranie County on Podlle Coast Highway. Rockwell offi~ aid the anlr way to !um the n:act Ume of th• module'• .... .,. through • city Is to phone tho local police cllpartment. Services Held For C. Wilkes Strv\ces W'tl'e held Wednr3day in Pacific Vtew Chapel for Con,,t.ance E. V.'!lke1. 2171A Via Martpoa, Laruna Hillt, who dkd Satunlay at the aae of 80. Mn. Wilk.es ts survived by a t l!tt!', Lah B1sa of DaUaa, Ttx.: brotheT Dr. Clyde FIJh of Michigan : and a nepht'l'f, Lloyd Kesaler of San L1 emf'nte. Dr. Edward J . Caldwell of the Prnbyterlan Churd! ot lAgtJna Hills of. llcial.ed al the .wrvice. Burial wtll be at ROR Hll11 Cemetery. Ardmore, Okla. OlAH•I COAST DAILY PllOI _,,... CO.Uf PVktlHSJl9. COM....,. 111."-t N. w .. , •-:.... .......... """ Tit • .,,., 11e •• ~;i ··~ Tkt.11 J.... M1.,lrti•• M• ....... Ed1• C1i1~11 M. l-JticJ.-1 P. Nill Auiotlftl ~ ai11~ ~pt. J4, would be used to build a Devi' college campus in Tustin . Dr. Bremer, speaking before the Sad· dleback Area Coordinating Council. said passage af the issue would simply enable the school to build permanenl facilities at its ~1ission Viejo campus. 'The college president did n o t e , however. that if the sa le of bonds is ap- proved by the voter.i, $3.~ million i1 earmarked for the purcha.5e of a college siU' in the Tuilin area. "I think it ia wla to buy a second cam- pus now and bold on to it for the simple reaaon that land value1 are 1oin& up,•• Dr. Bremer told the council. Pauage of the bond proposal baa been publicly appoaed by former Laguna Beach school board president Larry Taylor, who played a major role in creating the Saddleback College Di!ltrict in 1967. Taylor contend.a the board of trualffl ot the district ii weighted in favor of th9 Tustin area.. He feels the present campus should be completed prior to expanding the college facilttles Into other p&U of the apra•ling diatrict. Or. Bremer noted that althou&h the new campu1 would be purchased, no n· pansion would be undertaken until the present MlNklrl Vif:jo college reacbel lta: enrollment peak of 10,000 in IVlS. Jn -klnl oupport for pu1ag1 ol the bond propoul, Dr. Bremer told councU memtwn the money would provide the scbool with permanent buildings to -its rapidJy growing enrollment Thia con· 1truction would include a gymnaahrm. cluarooma, laboratories and o t b e r teacbtnc facUUies.. "An invutmf:nt in a community college is an tnvutment in the entire com~ munlty." the college offlclal concluded. Under questioning from the members of the council. Dr. Bremer t1.dded that the properly tax rate for homeowners within the diltrict -...·ould have to be increased to pay the lnlereit on the bond.5. Lagtma Arrests Narco Suspect In Dn1 g Sale Laguna Buch author1t1es Wednetday :arrested a tuspecled narcotics dealer after police 11leged he sold a small quan· tity of possible mescaline lo a Camp Pendleton Ma rine. Officer John Saporito of tht Special Enforcement Deta il reportedly watched the transaction from a diatance when thrff men in a car slopped in Llie JOO block of Mountain Road. According to Saporito, a 1uaped. in the front seat of the auto handed a amall bag to the passenger in the re11r aeal After being givf'n whaL appear«! t.o be money . Saporito sakl the man in the fronL seat got out of lht 1uto and walked away. Saporito said he recognized thit man u a narcoticl violator who had only recently bet"n releastd from jail aft er !ef'Ving a &.erm (or .5ales of dangerous drugs. · The narcotic.5 agent approached the car. received permission to search the vehicle from the lwo men and allege&e.1 he found 3-t.5 gra~ of brown powder on ?-l ichael Eldon Jackson. 18. ol Camp Pendleton. Jackson \\'al arre~ on suspicion of poa~.51ion ()f dangemua drugs, but the driver of the auto was relcs.5ed. Saporito tMn went to Cleo Street in the direction the thirtl men had walked aind arrested Termice Dale Ch ild1, 1t, or Eecondldo, on tu1picion ol Rllin& dangerou• druga. The two mar art t.o be arraigned Fri- day In Sautb Orange County Municipal Court. Ada Ravenscroft Last Rites Held Cnve1lde s.ervlcn were htld Monday ln Weatmlnsttr ~ftmortal Park for Ada M. Jlavtntt!T'Oft, 2528$ Paclflc Ave., M!Nkln V~jo. whn d\ed Frid1y 1t Garf\eld ConvaleK ent Hoapit1J, llun-- tln(ton Bfach. $hrr: Wll 78. !ll1w la survived by & d11ughter, Vlrgln\1 Taylor of Mbskm Vlr.jo; • son. C. w. Rf:W: brolhtr, V. J. Grllftlh 11nd gfandeon . IAonard T1ylor of Mle.ri<m V"- jo. Chsrle~ A. (ndtrr offid~ted at lhe private ~t.rvitrs. Peck Famlty Mortuary were director~. tho P""-lode)' by rullnr out mlUlffY P11 ..... I 1"'9 utftl the tMay lrttze per1od and ooqht to perlUlde oome opsnly dil&NDUed labor ltadtr• to stay in line on IM lntlatlon ftght. Treaa:ury Secretary John B. Connally announced that servi cemen wilt have to forego pay increases despite a Defense Department suggestion \\'ednesday that they wuuld be forthcoming . "The military are not going to get a raise ," Connally declared. "'That v.•as a mistake." The cost of Living Counc\I in a se\'eo- P•l•·~lllued Jilt Wodntldly conftnnod tho fr111e on w.,.. would rxtend to state and local 1mpklyu. It said school teachen would be 00\'ered by lhe freeze if thei r contract period began aft.tr la.5t Sunday. The Nalional Education Assoctatfon !NEA) estimated the fr~ze would affect about 90 percent of the nation'!! 2.1 mill ion public school teachers. Teacher• who have -'•lary increases due thia fall mugt -...·ork at Jeast until Nov. 12 at the .5alaries they received last year. Prlttdonl Mlsoo'1 dllel -le spokffman alao lrtdtclted Canada pro- bably won 't be 1iven 111 exemption from the JO percent added tariff imposed on imports .and he said Lockheed airerafl would h~ve to pay the duty on koll11 Royce jet engines being made in England for its new planes. Members of the AFL-CIO executive council were in a bristling mood u they met in Washington with U y WlUte House advisers tncludina t.bor Secretary James D. Hodgson and George P. Shultz, DAILY' P'ILOT St•ll l'N!t dlnct« " tho Ofllce ol bodlel .... management. A spokesman fer lbl nation's maJor labor organization said the council ia gel· tio1 a mounU., number ol phone celll and telegrams from rank-and file workers urging a aenerat onNl:ay wa lkout to prote.5t the wa y the freeze is being administered. AFL-CJO'S Meany alrea<b' has d• nounced tht Nixon •wroacb. chargins the fretz.e 11 pe;tently unfair to wOrker• while fa voring bu"lne.5.! CGrparations. Dana Unit To Peruse City hood The Dana Point Citizens for Action -11 new aroup up1oring the btst type of 1ocl1 government for the coastal community - \Veclnesday selected its llr1t areas for 1ludy . "\Ve d iscuss~ many issues," said 1'homas B. lt1cCutchen, spokesman for the group. "These included what form of local government "'e should WOTk for - annexation or another try at in· corporation." ART SHOPPERS BROWSE THROUGH EXHIBITS AT VILLAGE WEST IN LAGUNA CANYON Laguna Ba1ch'1 Fourth Festiv•I Sprouts on Former Sit• of Lumher Yard McCutchen said other areas to bt deh·· t'd into by the group, which already ha" J4fl members. are: zoning a" it is in· terpreted by the county: the widening or C-Os:rt liighway through Dana Point; area beautification ; routing of the Paci (ic Coast Freeway; future park areas. Village Becoming 4th Laguna Beach _Festival Adult Education Classes Offered Evening classes in 18 different subjects v.·ill be offered when the Laguna Beach Unif ied School District• opens its ~ult education program in the week of Sept. 21. Officers also \Vere elecled. Serving a'.'; president will be Jim Regelbrugge, who helped form the group. Other officers in· elude ~1cCutchen, vice prrsldent; Charles L. Cross. treasureT. and Anna McP'arlin. secretary. McCuLchen said plans art beint fonnulated far two or three special stminans to bring in spuken on tapics affectina Dana Point. By FREDERICK SCHOE~IEHL Of ,,,_ tMU• P'lllt lltU "Our biggest problem is thal people don't know we exist," commented F'loyd Lucier, owner ol the Village We!il. a year-round art center nestled between many light industries in the mouth of Laguna Canyon. Thia summer Villag e Wtat. 793 Laguna Caoyon Road, haa turned into lht fourth art festi va l, c..atchlng visitor1 to both the Feat/val of Arn and the Sawdust Fe.,tival. '"Actually. Village West is an art feztlval, a collection of gallerirs and a group of studi os," Lucier explained. Along or>e side of lhe Village. formerly a lumber yard, Lucier has built 12 studios -all connected. where artists may work and diapJay their wares. He likes to refer Lo them aa "mini-galleries." On the paved a:urlace, In lhe center or the yard, booths have been set up for the ,·isiting artists 'vho are exhibitins lh1s Jiummer. This summer ther~ are SO \'Jsitin g artists, in addilion to the 60 regular year. around painters, sculptors and crafls1nen on the grounds. Al the easl end of the yard, Luc1rr h::i3 remodeled a large building into an art gallery. "Our main purpose is 1(1 al\o"' the artists lo coine in t·ontacl \.\•ith the hU\ er so they can ha1·e a meeting oJ ihe minds," Lucier explained. ''And a good thing for both lhe art1~t and lhe buyer is !he fact there is rio mid· dlt m;in," he added. Permanent artists, added Toni McNt'i!, ,;round s manager, are juried on to the ground.5 "by lhe quellty of thtir "'ork. '' "Wt are constantly trying to upgrade !he quality of the work here. \Ve're look· ing for profes.sionals," she ~aid . One rrquirement at the Village We.5l l~ that <ill works displayed have been made by the artist and not imported. Village West \Yas kno"'" as the Art ,Yard last aummer, but the name "'as changt.d "'hen the corporation \\"as form· ed la st November. Lucier charge.s a small rental ltt lo the permanent artists. and al so picks up a 20 percent sales cornmission. "It'~ not a non-profit deal. but it's a prell y narrow margi•." he noted . Sale.s, Lucier said. are up 6S ptrccnl ovcr last year and severa.I arHsts h<'l\'C ~Id out. "Sand candles, leather and clothing have bttn aelling very well," Police Probe 2 Home Burglaries l.aguna Beach police arT in\·estigallng the thcfL Wednesday of cash from two rr.5idents. Ofn~s ~aid Robert l~. ClieH. of 3378? Golden Lantern. Dana Point. reported his wallet containing $380 and numerou s t'redlt card~ was lakf:tl while he w11 movlne from hls old resldenct 11.t 690 ThatJa St. 1bc hou~e was bting watched by s frtend when a st ranger entered. ~aid Olcll wanted h\1 wallet to buy some beer and took the wallet from lhe kitchen table. Neither the wallet nor the r;lranger wall ~n again. A secontl tJ1"ft Y.'edne11dny w11~ ~rt~ by A!lct' Lowf'll . of 49S Panor11ma Or l\'f'?. whn lold rl('lllfT ~1!7 In c11~h wrt-' 1tolcn fron1 a ci r ~~tr in her hnu~r t Toni said Peering around into the nooks ol the Village. \'1s1tors can find hand-crafled leather shoes. f1ve-foo~ n1elal sculpture plan!s fa shioned out of copper. bas rel ief t-reat.ed 1i1•ilh bread dough and painting.oi done by an artist who prefer& Ul paint with his finger!. Lucier &aid he's still in the process of reinodcling and making room for more exhibitors. Later on . after the aummer t.•rus h of -i.000 to 5,000 persons a day subside&, he 's nlanning to &el up some one man ehows <ind open a children ·.5 gallery -perhaps in conjunction "·ith !otal i;chools. Classes are held one night each week 211d cost $& a BUbject. except for drh•er education. which i.\ $10. Subjects announced by Dr. Robert Reeves, assistant superintendent in charge of adult ed uc ation, are: art, \voodshop, crafts. French. beginning Spani,,h, intermediate Spanish, driver training , stocks, bonds and mutual funds, oral communications. human it le s , i.:rl'ative writing, herbs and their home use, aulo shop, weaving, welding, je'il•e!ry. art of music and fabric surface design ltie·dye). Leading Envoy Quit11 HONG KONG (AP ) -PakiS'tan"s top diplomat in Hong Kong announced today he has quit and will stay here to .. help \\'Ork for the indepe"'1ew:t ol Ballgla Desh." l-.1ohiuddin Ahmed. 33, who headtd th' Pakistani High Commiss ion, or coru;utau. said in a lta!ement to ntwemen that It \\'as "no more possible for any man (JI honor to repre~ent a government thal i1 f'ngaged in ruthless genocide." luxurious spring dow11 sofas 0 These handsome sofas were 'designed to g ive you the ultimate in se eting comfort wit h decro n end down back pillowS, Oeep spring down seat cushions enveloped i11 down e nd feathers and in two foam -filled arm pillows. Choose from a wide selEKtiori of fine fabn cs. 8' length reg. $599 NOW 399. PR OFESS IONAL H.J.GA~~ETf fURNffURE ll 11 HARIO• ll VO. COSTA MESA , CALIF. INTERIOR DESIGNERS Op-.. MIDft., Thun. & P,f, ''"-6'46-0215 6-46-0171. 7 7 ' Today's Flnal San Clemente Capistrano EDITION N.Y. Stocks VOL. 64, NO. 198, l SECTION S, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 1971 TEN CENTS Capistrano School Enroll111ent Jumps to 8,000 DPspite an 11vcr~ge nf fewe1· s\udrnts per hnrne, rap1ri population gro\\•!h 1n the Capistninn 1;11if1ed SC'ho1JI Distnr t h;i.s caused S1'hnol rnrulln1ent tn aln1nst dou ble durin,g lhe p;i st five ye;u·s. Accnrdlng In st<ilistics rrcent lv rclf'!-IS· ed by the district. s lude11t cnrnll;nen! ln1s jumpf'd !.o n1nrc lh;in R.000 fn1m ;i l91iS rt~ure of 4.7R2 ~t 11drn!~-T his J;1rge in- crease 1s almosl !olally a!\r1buted tu Lhe ris e in the number of dwe!llng units 111 \he 154-square mile district from 9,768 In 19fi:l to 19.376 in November of 1970. During this same time period, school nffici11ls report that !he number of . ~tudcnt s per home has decreased while the average age of students wilhin the district has increased. This switch in "age mix," officlals feel, cnuld ultin1ately cost the taxpayers more nin ncv by putting greater pre-5sure on iunio; and high school facilities. Ul"I Telf1>MNI Meeting tl1e People Pat Nixon chat.s \~·ith i;urfer Mark Stanley at ln1pcrial Beach , She was in the San Diego ('nuntv cn 111 r111111itv \V edncsrlay to turn over some federal !and 10 laliforrlia ror rccrf.ett1ona l rurposes. tlfean\rhile. in Springfield , Il l.. the l'resi dcnt an d daugh1cr . .Tul ie Ni xon Eisenhnn1er. toured Illinois Stale Fair. Nixon Jlso n1adc ."\brahan1 Lincoln's home in Springfield a national monu111cnl. First fa1nily gets together in San Cle mente today. '· (• 1 I . I' Fou11tain Valley Woman Dies i.t1 S. Cou11ty Crash A Fountain Valley wnman died early today and two Soulhern Orange Cna"t residents u.'ere critically injured in a r rash descrilx-d by California l-li11:hu.·ay patrolmC'n as (lne of the worst th ry have e.ver in.1'csllgatcd. r.1 rs, {l.la1'lcnc Rcr:d. 27. of 102.1.1 Vireo f:irr:Je. v.·a~ dC'ad 1~·hC'n offil"ers pul led hrr from thP tt1 nglPd wrer kill{f' of two -"'ehicles which coHided on Cruwn ValJry P11rkway near La Plata Road in Laguna Kiguel. "These lwo cars 11re so smashed up ;inrl interwoven we haven't even been ;ible tt'I determine in which direction either auto w::i s Roi ng." an otficer said. Critlc::illy injured in !he wreck of thr n1hcr C'ar were driver Michael \Vo lt. 20. nf l!R~ ~tanza nitll Dr., l~~una Beach. and his passenger .Judy SL Onge, 24, of 14942 \'1a de Verde. Laguna Niguel. With more students in these highr:r grades. 1he per capita cost of education children would increase since offering the more specialir.ed vocational a ~. d academic classes in junior and high school is n1ore expensive. Although the five-year increases in students per dwelling unit were slight. school officials speculated thii; could be lhe first signs of a continuing trend. For junior high students, the number of San students increased from 56 per 1.000 dwelling unit11 in 196~ kl M per 1.000 homes in 1970. Likewise, the brPakdown i;if high school students inched from 99 to 126 per J.000 dwelling units . Coupled with the "dramaUc rise" in nPw home construction, these figures ac- count for the greater percentage of old students in the schonl district. Conversely, there was a drop by a fac- tor of almost one third in the number o! elementary school chjldren per dwelling unit. These numbered 334 per 1,000 homes in 1965. and only 224 per 1.000 in 1970. The overall decrease !l('r d111e1Jing unil ~ince 1965 was slight. There were 489 students per 1.000 homes in that year and only 414 per LOOO i.n 1970. This decrease. in per capita enrollment is a reflection or y,·hat population experts have been observing in other parts of the country, school officials jXlint out. Besides the average family becoming smaller within the district, many retired couples and yo ung couples with ntt children are renected in the overaU population figures. ThP district. because of the population Increase. is expecting an enrollment increase for the 1971-72 school year of some 600 students, from 11.030 in June of 1971 to a prediction of 8,600 in September. Clemente Decides Against Bacl{ing • UIZ 2 Jailbirds 111 Mexico ~1EXJCO CITY (UPI\ -Twn men. In- cluding • New_ Yorker convicted of manslaughter, escape<! from a maximum ~curity prison in Mexico City Wed· nesday when a helicopter landed inside the pri11on to lift them to freedom. The two rflen were identified ai> ,Joel David Kaplan, 41. 11 New Yorker sen· tenced to 28 years for manslaughler. anii Carlos Antnnio Cont.reras Castro. a Vener.uelan serving a seven-year term lnr counterfeiting. Thl'y remained at. large today. The v.·arden of the Santa ~1arla Acati!la Prison on the outskirls of /'1-lexi co City. Jose Luis Campos Burgos, said 11 li111e blue h~icopLer landed on a patio in· side the Jail" adjacent tn !he dormitory where the two men were ho11sed. "The criminals bo::i rded the h<?li('Opt.cr, whirh look them away." he said. It. v.•a:q tracked hriefly on the radarscope at f.1e~ico City International Airport but disappcare.d from the screen before it could be intercepted. A full -scale hunt \Va < unr!er wa y for bo!h the helicopter anii the men. Thf' warden said "all [hose responsible for the cu.~1.od y 2.rid securilv of lhr Jai l have been plaCcd under arr~st " v.·hile an in vcs1igarion is carrted nu! as to hr111-• a11d v.-hv the helicopter \<1a s prcmittcd 10 land, Kaplan is a nephew nf .J ~·l. Kaplan, pres ident of ihe ,J. M. l\;ipla n Fund of Nrw Ynr·k Te~t1rnon.v brfore the US. Con~res.'i has described lhe f11rid a.~ a philanthropic organi:i;atinn created as a channel for funds 0£ thP Central Intelligence Agency ~CIA J, Kaplan was scn1enced tn pr1:-nn lor T]1anslaughter in the d!"ath of Luis Jl1lelchor Vidal, al so of New York C1t.v, v.·hnse bullet·r\ddlr.d hodY was found outside Mexico City Nov. l 1. 1961 . K;iplan 11-·as arresled in Spain by. Interpol agents In 1963 and returned lo ~lexico City for trial. Ca.po Scliedules Co1nedian Team The comedy team of Bill Skiles and Pete Henderson will appear in San Juan Capistrano for lour shows during Sep- tember to raise money lor the. city Fiesta Association. The pt!rformances will be at thP. Adobe Rest.aur11nl. 318!11 Camino Capistrano. on Sept. 24 and 2.S with a nightly dinner show at 6 p.m. and cock la ii show al 11 :3fl p.m. The: two men have appeared l'!n tht f,d Sul)ivan Stiow , in Las Vegai; and 11l 1eve:ral nightclubs in Los Angeles. Reservations fnr the perrormanct!s, 11t a price of $3.50 per per11on, may be made by calling Bob Sheahan at lhe restaurant or writing to the Fiesta A$sociation al P.O. Box 532, San Juan Capistrano. Samn1y Davis SuJ1s LOS ANGELES (AP) -Entertainer Sammy Da vi!\ Jr. is replacing fC71'mcr heavyweight boxing champion Muham- mad Ah as .11rand marshal of the Waltl Summer festival parade. A prior boxing exhibition commitmtnt forced Ali. grand marshal in 1967, to \\•ithdraw, officials sa id Wednesday. Britisher Sets Hot Bike Trip LAS VE:GAS (UPf l An Englishman who once ran across Death Valley is going to try fnr an encore this weekend -on a bicy- cle. Kenneth Crulch!ow and a com· panion. photographer Terry Schmitt, were scheduled to fly hert. Friday evening and lhen drive to ScotLy's Castle \n Death Valley. At dawn Satµrday Crulchlow wl!l mount his racing bicycle in an ef- fort to reach Las Ve.i;ias, some 200 miles away, by Sunday morning. "Thty have their opinion and I ha ve n1ine," i:aid Crutchlow when informed the American Automobile Association said It wa!'! impossible !o cycle the length nf Death Valley during the day. As to why he's doin~ il, Crul.- chlow said. "\\'ell, !'m ll lit!le overweight. and ! figure th is i:i; the ea:i;i e~t way to ge! back in shape ~uickly." New Tax Rate Becomes Official In San Clemente San Clemente's new t;ix rate became off1c1 aJ \\lednesday -l l ~5 per SIOO of asse.~sed va luatinn. including an added dime tn pa,v for the new community cluhhou~e Counctlmen sw iftly ad opfej the routine rr.snlut10n forrnall,v fixing Lhe rate for the current fiscal year. The 10·ren1. incre;;se mark!\ the fir:i;t hikr in the city lax rate 1n ;;bout. fi\'e The new revenue -;.in esUmaterl .~J0,000 a year -will be used to pa ,v ba ck a "loan" from the ci ty general fund .. Council men authnriied laking about $200.000 frnrn reserves to start con· 11truction on the clubhouse. 1f next year's bond issur succeeds and ne"· financing for the facility is obtained. the tax rate increase will go toward other capital improvemenls in the city, l\lcdical Cla sses To Be Expanded By Saddleback Saddleback College in f..tisslon Viejo I! planning to expand it~ medical course of· lerings with the addition of majors In radinlogic technology and inhalation therapy, Trustees have approved the Addition of the Lwn majors. but tinal implementation is contingent upen I.ht approval of tht.' Callfomla Community Board of Governors. the American M e d I c a I Association and the state Nursing Board. The courses would bt offered through the facilities and laboratories al South Coast Community Hospilal ln South L11guna, college President Fred Bremer told tru5tees. Under the proposal, the two CQurses would lead to an associate of arts de!lree in the vocations. The college is scheduled to begtn Its medical treining program this hill with nuri>es' training through the ntilrby Mission Community Hospital. A class of 42 student~ has already CflfOlled ln the tr1inin& course. • .. . Plea for LAFC Probe Rejected By JOHN VALTERZA Cll 1~• 01111 "lo' 11111 San Clemente will not officially support a Grand Jury investigation of "machine politics" in Orange C.Ounty government, nor will lt sup'port a recall of Fifth Di1tr\ct Supervisor Ron Calperl. Thal decision came Wednesda y as city councilman and L..ocal AgfllCY Forma.Uon Commission member Stan Northrup loat his Jtlttmpt tn launch the probe: or cirr.umstances sUrrounding the bizarre battle over membership of the LAFC. The battling Northrup strongly $CO!ded reJJow councilmen as each backed down frnm !hr controversy. He added that he 1vas ''disappointtd" al the balk . The longtime councilman first ln· troduced A scathing proposed resolution condemning the "apparent attempt" to f'Stilhlish :t political machine with Caspers and Supervisor Robert Battin assertedly at the controls. Maynr Walter Evans seconded Nnrthrup's motion to larch discussion. It canit quickl y. Cnuncilman Torn O'Keefe said the languaii;e in the resolution "might leave the city open to some.: sorl of defamation .Jclion,'' and he su_!:gested it be reviewed hv the ci!y legal staff before any action were taken. Northrup, \\'ho apparrntl,v has lem- pererl his initial demands for a recall a~ain~t lhe two supervisors, stre~sed that I.he re:i;olution calls only for an impartial in\·e~!ii:tation by !hf' (;rand Jury. "All I want i~ !he truth :ind no more." hr s::iid. "Md if the truth bears up, lh!!n 1 II seek support throu ghout the district fnr a retall " Both O'Keefe and Councilman Cliff :\l yers said they believed councilmen have the prerogative to call for in· vrstigalions, but the city a~ an entity i;hould not. "f know I.here werp_ & lot of lheatrics going .on," O'Keere said. "and we: all read abnut the rrazy activities." •·You should have seen some of them," Northrup Jnterj~tied. f.fayor Evans soon afterwards withdrew his sM:ond to Northrup's mo- tion, commenting, "I can see . that this U ndergrounding Clemente Lines Now Undei: Way Undergrounding of the overhead power and telephone lines serving hillside San Clemente homes ha~ begun with wofk along Avenida Presidio. The project wlll tnvolvt digging Ill> por~ lions of the street, thus blocking traffic and deturing autos around the work area. City official s anticipate tht work on A venida Presidio, a major access road to (he hou:sing area, to take about three weeks. Residents and visitor s to the area art requested to make use of alternate routes lflto the nelghborhon<f. Following work on Avenida Presidio. the contractor will begin undergrounding utilities on the skie stretts in the Par.esetler housing· development. The project being performed by John Campbell Trenching and Griding of San Clemente. Is expected to cost $87.000. v.·on't be a unanimous vote. 10 I have to withdraw my second.'' ''1 suggest, Stan, that we ct1sign a letter tn !he Grand Jury and ask for an in· vestigation and leave it at that" "That ·won 't do a darned thine," Northrup said. "I'm really disappointed. How would you men fee.I if three councilmen in ' bloc ran this city and you were the other two," he said. Both Northrup and Evans conceded to councilmen that meetings have taken place thi s week with Caspers. Mayor Evans pointed out that many dil· ferences \vhich had existed at the heicht of the LAF'C controversy have since been worked out with Caspers. He added that the supervisor would probably be meeting with the full council at a breakfast meeting early next month. tt 'Cr * Clemente Sends Funds to Figl1t LAFC Hassle San Clemente may have backed off on attempts to seek a recall against county .Supervisor Ron Caspers, but it will send S265 lo help pay legal t'xpens~ for fighting th e supervisor i11 court. Councilmen unanimously agreed t& send the funds to place into the "war chest" organized by Fountain Valley Mayor Ed Just. Just has led I.he court battle lo seat members of the Local Agency Formation Commission chosen by the Mayors' City St!eclion Committee. The group, it was noted Wedne!day. ha,, no budget of its own to wage legal lighls. Soon after councilmen approved th• don ation they also adopted a resolution praisin.it Just for his leadership in the light against ;11n A.Sserted attempt to establish a stron1 political bloc in county government. Oraatre WeatlH!r The weatherman 1ee11 more sun.- shine today and Friday following the usual low clouds and fog along the coastline. Temps at the beach will be in the low 70's rising to 8l inlanrl. Lows tonight around 66 de- 1rees. INSIDE TODAY Thtr1'1 almo.~t no limit to thi fun uou can have with tht ntt0 California auto license plates. Some ezarnplet ar~ on. Page 7. toda.v. t lrffll 14 Ctllfor11'-II c~w••"• u11 1 Cl111lllll JI.JI c .... 1t, ,. c .. uw.r'll M Dttl~ NfllC• U 01 ... f'(M U •"Nr lt l l"t• ' lnlffllJMltlll U ·U 1111110<• U.11 lft .. Ke" II •11~ ll,_..fJ IP " ·-. MIU1-l kt-U . MtVIM O·U M11t11ll 11'111111 tt '4•1191111 N.._.1 1·1 Or1 ... 1 Ct1111ty U . ..,.. , .. ,, ll•cll Mtr-111 it-11 TfltVtllofl U f~fflwl "'" WMtfltr I W.,,...,,, N"'" Tl·lf Wtt'lll N... ... I I . ~ % OA.ILV .. llU I Teamsters Reluctantly Nixon's Policy From Wlrt Suvicta WASHINGTON -The I.I mlllion-mt:m· her Te•msters Union today pledged grudgingly lo "cooperate fully " wilh President Nixon 's new economic policies Including th e 90-day v.·age·price-rent ~· . 11ic statement from Teamsters Prt'si- ilerit Frank E Fitzsi mmons \.\·as in m11rk- ed contrast with slalemenl!I from other labor leaders, including AF lrCIO Presi- tlent George Meany and United Auto ,.-orkers President Leonard Woodcock, 1'1bo have threatened resistance to the (;ollege Bo1ul policies. The statement was i.s.sutd while lhe AFL--CIO executive council w11 .till meeting in Washingto n to consider its rourse of action regarding the new poliCit'S. The Tean)sters statement noted Uiere \\•ere inrquilies in the Presidcnt"s policies. and said the Tean1strrs were op. posed to economic con trols, but "if they are necessary, we hail President Nixon's action • _ , as a bold measure to preserve the tcnoom y or the nation." Mean\11hilt, the ad1nln istralion reversed Reports of New Campus Scored • Saddleback College President Fred ~mer Wednesday publicly denied ~ports that the $24.5 million In con- struction bonds, up for vot er approval Space Vehicle Will Travel Along Coast The com1nand module Lhat carried ~stronaut.s David R. Scot!, Alfred M. Wa rden and James B. fr\\•in to and rrom the moon this monlh \\'ill pass through Orange County about mid-day. Friday on a slow truck caravan. The module is being transported from the North Island Naval Station in San Diego to ~·orth An1erican Rockwell 's Do1\•ney plant. Officials at Nort h American Rockwell could no t say exactly what time the caravan 1\'ill pass along the Orange Coast on Pacific Coast Highway. It is eipected to leave San Diego sometime bet\\'ttn 8 .111.m. and JI a.m. The module we ights about 11 .000 pounds and will be riding on the back of a long flat-bed truck traveling about 20- miles-an-hour. Rockwell officials said. The module will be protected by a plastic aivering and a car ln front and one in back of U. truck will escort the caravan. Plans call for the module caravan to follow U.S. Highway IOI (Pacific Coast Highway \ through Del ~1ar. Solano Beach, Encinitas and Carlsbad. The caravan will switch ta Interstate 5 rrom Oceanside to San Clemente, then rtsume its trek through Orange County on Pacific Coast Highway. Rockwell officials said the: only way to )earn the txact time or the modu1e'!I passage through a city is to phone the local police department. Services Held For C. Wilkes Services were he ld \\'tdnesday it! Pacific Vie\\' Chapel fl)r Cons!ance F:. \\'ilke:3. 2171A Via ).lariposa, Laguna Hilb , who died Saturday at the age of 80. Mrs. Wilkes i~ survi1·ed by a sister, Leah Bass of Dalla3, Tex : brother Dr. Oyde F'ish or f\.iichigan: and a nephew, Lloyd Kessler of San Clemente:. Or. Edward J . Cald\\·e!l of the Presbyterian Church of Laguna H!l ls of- ficiated at the ser1'ice. Bunal \\"ill be at Rose Hills Cemetery, Ardn1ore, Okla . OlAN•I COAST DAILY PILOT OllAMG.t: Co,t,ST "UI LISMIHC. COMPANY ... &.rt N. w •• ~ ,. •• :.-•nO P...o111""r J • .,. Jt. c ... 1., Vlc:1 ,.,nlil_... •rod CO.-tl i\1-t'f Th•..,•• K11•il Edi!.,.. Th-11 A. M ur,hi~1 MIMOl"ll l'.11111' Clri1rl" H. loot ltich.r4 "· Ne ll Anhr•nl olll-11"9 Edi:"'' L ..... IMc" OHke 12? F1r11I 1 .. ·,~u• M ~iliri11ddr111: ,_o, l o•'''· ,2,51 '-C .. 1a1M1 Off'lce J OS North El C•mi~• -111, ,1,1l -.. """" CMll M111· JJO Wnt l•'I' 11,...t """""rt 1.-cll: Jan ,. • ..._, ....... '4 H""ll111ten 8HCPI: 11'11 l•acfl 19\0lt••rif I. Sept. 14, wou ld be used lo build a ne1• rollege: campus in 1'ustin. Dr. Bremer, speaking berore !he Sad- dle back Area Coordinating Council. said passage of the issue ,1·ould si mply enable th e sc-hool to build permanent faci!ilie s at its r..1ission Viejo can1pus. The college president did no I e , ho1\·e1•er. that if the sale of bonds is ar- proved by the voters, S.1.5 n1ill ion i!' earmarked for the purchase of a college sill" in the Tustin area . "I think it is \\'ise to buy a second c;i1n- pus now and hold on lo it ror the simple reason that land values are going up," Dr. Bremer told lhe council. Passage of the bond proposal bas been publicly opposed by former Laguna Beach school board president Larry ·raylo r, who played a n1ajor role in creating the Saddleback Coll ege District Jn 1967. Taylor contends the: board of lrustee~ of the distric:t is we ighted in favor of the Tustin area. tie feels the present c11mpus should be completed prior to expnndin~ the: college facilities into other parts of the spra\\·ling district. Dr. Bremer noted that although !he new campus 1vou ld be purchased, no ex- pansion would be undertaken until the present r..Ussion Viejo college reaches its enrollment peak of 10,000 in 1978. Jn see.king support for passage: <>r the bond proposal. Dr. Bremer told council member! the money would provide the school with permanent buildings to house its rapidly growing enrollment. This con- struction would include a gymnasium, classrooms, laboratories and o L ht r teaching facilities. "An investment in a cominu nity college i~ an iilve:.stment in !he entire com- munity," the college official concluded. Under questioning from the mernbers of the council. Or , Rremer added lhat the property tax rate for homeo1~·ners "·it hin !he district would ht11·e to be increased lo pay the interest on lhe bonds. Lagw1a Arrests Narco Suspect In Drug Sale Laguna Beach authorities \\'edne:sday arrested a suspected narcotics dealer alter police: alleged he sold a ~mall quan· lily of possible mescaline to a can1p Pendleton :.1arinc. Officer John Saporitv or the Sperinl Enforcement Detail reportedly 1vcrlched the transaction fr om a di.sla11ce "'hen three men in a car stopped in the 100 block of r..tount ain Road. According lo Saponto, a :-,uspccl in the front seat of the auto handed a small bag to the passenger in !he rear seat. After being given lvhal appeared lo be money, Saporito said lhe man in the fronl seat got out of the auto and iA'alked away. Saporito said he: reeognized the man as a narcotics violator 1,·ho had only reeently been released from jail after serving a term for sales of dangerous drugs. The narcotics agent approached the car. received permission to search the 1·ehicle from the l\\'O men and allegege:s he found 34.S grams or brown powder on P.tichael Eldon Jackson, 18. ol Ca mp Pendleton. Jack.son ,,·as arrested on s uspicion of possession of dangerou:i:; drugs. but the dri\·er of the auto \\'a.'I released. Saporito then \\'ent to Cleo S!reet in the direction the third man h11d 1val ked and :irrested Terrence Dale Childs, 19, of Escondido, on suspicion of selling dangerou3 drugs. The: two men are to be: arra1gnrd Fri· day in South Orange County Municipal Court. Ada Ravenscroft Last Rites Held Graveside services were held Monday In Westminster Memorial P.11rk for Ada P.f. Ravenscroft, 252&S Pacific Ave., t.1ission Viejo, "'ho ditd F'rlday 11 t Garfield Convalescent Hospital, llun- lington Be.ach. She was 78. She: i! survived by a daughter, Virgi nla Taylor of Mission Viejo; a son. C. W. Reggi: brother. v_ J . Griffilh and grandson, Leonard Taylor of t-.1isslon Vie- jo. Charles A, Endler flff iciatcct ;:it the privste: services. Petk F11mily Mortuary i,•:ere: director:i;:. the Pentagon today by ruling out military pay increases during the 90-day fretze period •nd IOl.llht lo per1uade .some openly disgruhlled labor leaders to stay Jn line <>n the innatioo fight. Treasury Secretary John B. Connall y announced that servicen1e11 11·ill have to forego pay increases despite a Defense Department suggestio n \\lrdnesday th at they would be forlhco n1 ing ··rhe military are not gu1ng to get a raise.," Connally decla red. "That was a nHst ake." The cost of Li ving Council in a seven- pa & e , question-and-answer statement issued late Wedne.sday ronfinned the freeie on wages would e:tlend to slate and local employe:s. It sald school teachers would be covered by the free1.e if their contract pe:.rifld began after la s! Sunday. The Nat!onal Education Association IN F~A) estirnated the freeze wou ld affect abou t 90 percent of the nation· s 2.1 n1illion public school tea chers. Teachers 11ho have sa lary increases due this fall rnust \\.'Ork at least unt il Nov. 12 at the salaries !hey received last year_ President Nixon's chief economic spokesman • a\JO indicated C&wla pro- bably won't be given an exemption irorn the 10 percent added tariff imposed on in1porti; and he said Lockheed aircraft ll'Ould haV<' lo pay the duly on Rolls lloy('e jct {'ngines being 1nade in England for its new planes. Members of th e AF'L-CIO CXCCUIJIC ('Otlflcil were in a bristling n1ood as they met in \\'ashinglon wi!h key \\lhite House advisers including Labor Secretary Jan1es D. Hodgson and George P. Shultz. DAILY l'llOT Sllll l'M!I director or tPe offiec of buds~t and manase.menl. A spokesman for the nation's major labor orgMizalion said the: council is gel- ling a mounting nwnber of phone ('alls and telegrams fron1 rank-and hie 1rorkers urging a genera l one-day \\•alkout to prote3t the way the freeze is being administered. AFL-CJO'S r..1eany already has dt · nounced the: Nixon approac:h. ('harging the freeze: is patently unfa ir to worke r3 \\·hile favoring business rorporations. Dana Uriit To Peruse City hood The Dana Point Citizens for Act ion -a new group exploring the best type of locaJ go\'ernment for the coastal community - \Vednesday selected its first areas for study. "\\'e discussed n1any issues ," said 'Thomas B. l\lcCutchen. spokesman for the group. "These included \\'hat form of local governn1ent v.·e should work for - annexation or another try al in· corporation." ART SHOPPERS BROWSE THROUGH EXHIBITS AT VILLAGE WEST IN LAGUNA CANYON L•gun• B1•ch's Fourt'1 Festival Sprouts on Former Site of Lumber Y•rd !\1cCulchen said other areas to be delv- ed into by the group. \\'hich already has 146 members. are: zoning as it is in- terpreted by the county: lhe widening n( Coast Highway through Dana Point: are.a beautification; routing of the Pacific Coa st Freeway ; future park areas. Village Beco1r1.ing 4th Laguna Beltcli F estiv£tl Adult Education Classes Offered l::1·cning e!nsses in 18 diflerent subjec:ts 11·dl be offered ll'hen lhe Laguna Beach Unified School Distric ts opens its adult t·ducation program in the week of Sept. 21 Officers also 1vere elected. Serving as president will be Jim Regelbrugge. "'ho helped form the group. Other officers in- ('l ude fllcCutchen, vite president: Charles L. Cross. treasurer. and Anna !\-1cF'arlin, secretary, ,\1cCutchen said plans are being forn1ulated for 111·0 or 1hree specia l seminars to bnng in speakers on topics affect ing Dana Point. By FB EOERICK SCllOE)tEllL 01 1"-01117 Pilo! S!1fl "Our biggest problem is Iha\ peoptr don'! know we exist." commented Flo~d Lucier. O\\"ner of the Village \\'e~t . ·' year-round art center nestled bc1""~·11 many light industries in the mouth uf J.aguna Canyon, This summer Village West. 793 Lagu n;i Canyon Road , has turned int o 1hr fo urt h art festival, catching visitors tt> bo!h !lie l-'eslival or Arts and the S;1wd11:-t J.-csti vaL ··Actually. V11l;1gr \\'e~t 1., <111 ;U"t fe.~tival. ;1 C'Ollection of gallrr1es and ii group of studios.·· Luc1cr cxpla1ned. Along one side o/.lht Village . lurn1 rrl.v ;i lumber yard. Lucier has built 12 slud '1[1s -;i)I ('Onncelcd , ll'l1crc ;:1rtists rn:iv 1\·nrk and display the ir 1varcs. lie llk('s I~ refer lo them <i.~ "mini-galleries." Oti lhc p:ived surface. 111 !he t'elltt'.'r nr the ,\'ard. booths ha \'c been sel 11p 1,w the 1"i.~i!ing artis!s v.-!10 are ex hibi ting this tilllllnlC'I', This su1nmcr !here arc :lO 11s1!111g ;irlists. in addition to the 60 regular ycar- aro11nct pain ters. sculptors and rrafr~n\en on thr grounds Al the east end of the \·ard, Luc1r r ha~ remodeled a large hu1lding u110 ;111 ;ut i;:aller). "Our 1n;i1n purpose i:-1o ;11!(011 !li11 artist~ !o corne in con1ac1 \\'!lh lhl' bol'er so lhe,v tan have a n1ett1n g of ·the minds." Lucier e.xplained "And a go11d llnng for hn!h 1he ::lrt 1.;t «nd the huyer is the fact there 1s no n11d- dle rnan." he added. l'cnnanf'll! ;1rl1s!s. added 'roni ;\I C'~t'il, grounds n1anager, iire Juried on!o Lhe grounds "by the qu:ilily of th eir 11'1)rf. '· ··ire arc ronst:intly tr.1"i11g to upgra<it: the quality of !he ,,·vrk here \\·e·re lul))... ing for professionals .. , she su1d One requirement at the \'illage \\'est is 1 that all works displayed ha 1·e been 1nadc by the artist and not imported. Village \1iesl "·as kno\vn as ihe :\r! ,Yant last summer, but the na1nl' 11as changed when lhe corporation ll'as forn1- ed last November. Lucier charges a small rent al fee to !he permanent artists, and also picks up a 20 percent sales commission. "It 's not a non-profi t d£'al. bul it's a prel!y narrow margin ." he noted. Sales, Lucier s<1id, are up 65 percent O\'er last year and several artists ha l'e sold out. "Sand candles. leather and clothing ha1·e been selling very 11·cl1 ," Police Probe 2 Home Burglaries Laguna Beach police are investigating the theft Wednesday of cash from two residents. orncers said Robert L. Cliett. or 33782 Golden Lantern, Dana Point, reported his ·wallet containing $380 and numerous crtdll cards was taken \\'hile ht was moving from his old residence at 690 Thalia St. The house was being Wllltched by 11 frirnd when 11 stranger entered, .said Cllelt wanted his \Vallet lo buy some bttr and took the: wallet fron1 Lile kitchen table. ~either lhe wallet nor the. stranger was seen again. f\ second lheft \Vect nesd;iy 1vas reportrd by Alice Lowell . of 495 P11norama Drive. who told police $127 in tash v.•as stolen from a dresser in her house. Toni ~,1 1d l 'C'l'flll!; around into !hr nooi...~ of 1he \'lll11~c. 1 1s1 lllr~ l'<lll fi nd hand·{'rafted l1•;1!hl·r ~l1<11.•s. l11 l'·lrn1l 111et;il :-culplurr pl,1111~ l a~hiontd ouL of l'O pper. bas relie f 1·1c:1tcd 11!\h bread d11ugh :ind pa1n1111gs Jone by an artist 11·ho prefers to pau1t 11·11h his lingers Lucier sa1J he 's still 111 the process of rrrnndcl1ni; and rnak111g roo1n for 1norc c.,h1h1 Lo r., L:iler on. ;a lt rr lhr su1nrnr1· t'rush 11{ 4.fl()O to .l.0011 prr~ons a tk1y SJ.1bs1dcs. hr '~ pln n111ng to SC'! up so1nc one nian shows :ind open ;1 t·hiltlren 's jj allery -prrhaps 111 co n1unr!1nn 11·1tli local srhfHJls L'lass f's are held one night e;ich week ;•,id cost $5 a subject, except for dnver education. i,1•hich is $10. Suhjects announced by J)r. Robert Hccl'es, assistant superintendent in lh<iq:;e of adult edul'alion. are art. 1\ooclshop. er:tft~. F'renl'h. beginning !'pan1sh. 1ntcrn1edt..itc Spanish. driver tr<Jinin~. ~toe-ks. bonds and 1n11 tual funds, {ir;1I co1nrnur11cations. h um ;i n i I i e s , erca!11·e 1~ri!1nJ!. herl)s ;ind ll1eir hon1c !b t' aulo shop. y,·ra v1ng. 11·e!cti ng. lf.'llt'.!lry. <1rl of n1us1c: and f11br1r surface dc~1gn (!1c-dye1. Lca<liuir Eu"oy Quits HO~G f\O\G lAP l -Pakistan's top d1plomaL in Hong Kong announced today he has quit ;inct \\'ill slay here to "help 1H,wk for 1he independ<:n('e ol Bangla Uesh." ;\loh1uddin Ah n1ed . 3~. who headed 1he Pakistani High Com1nission. or consulate. said 1n a staten1cnt to ne11'smcn lhat if was "no n1ore possible for any man of honor to represent a gol'ernn1ent that is engaged in ruthless genocide.·· These hanCL.ome ~of as were designed to give you the ult imate in saeting comfort with dacron ond down bock pillows, dee !) sp ring do wn ~eat cushions enveloped in down and feathers anO in two foam -f il led arm pillows . Choose from o wide ~el ec.t ;c'l of fine ft1b ric:. 8' length reg. $599 NOW 399. }'our faoorit e interior designer 1ui!i be: l1oppf1 to o.!sisl you .. PROFESSIONAL H.J.GARRE1T fURNITURE 2215 HARBOR BLVD. COS TA MESA. CALIF. INTERIOR DESIGNERS Opew MOii,. Th11n. & Fri. fyn. 6'46-0275 6'46-0276 ( .. 1hurwiy, Augu st 19. 1971 OAIL Y PILOT i 9 Summer Scene Pictures Schedules • Tide of Activity Clubs are hlt'rally 1n the S\1:un this sumn1er with beach barb<'cucs. poo!stdf' luncheons and the re~uh1r rarl' or get-ac- quainted lu nch~ni; a n d mPetings pr io r 1.0 regular fall sessions. r -· ... , Monday Club Happint-~! -Wht>re-to Find It will be explored by Dr Dtxe Sturgis. PhD. ror n1ernbers or the '.\1onday ~1ornini.: Club of LaRuna Beach during the sixth as annual friendship Tta on !\l orida y, Au g 23 Hrfre.~hments from 2 to 3 p ll'l "'111 be ~r1 ed tn Ren Broll'n 'i; re~lauranl by the flt rnes. Henry Y.'a!son, (;rorge T~ale. l'aul Crarntr and C<th·1n l ;1bbcn~ ,\J\rs, Harold Da ll y l~ 1n ('h~~rge <\[ :i rrangcnll'l\IS with assls1ance ft"oln the .\tmes. \\'1llta rn f:ieschen. Cl1arles H11dr, l\:1thC'r1ne f.1 n rt on , Hawaiian Fete Hawa1111n n1 11 .~ 1 l° ;l rwt rashions will lend an Island at- mosphert tu the Tucsdav, Aug 24 , dinner n1er1lng uf rhe Christian R 11 s 1 n e s li flll<l Profess1on<il C:v11111.:ll uf S<1 11t11 Ana, S<1n1 Hankin wi ll ~l\P an ~··· <'ount of his life d11n n.: the 6·30 pin se ss i o n in FriedE>mann Banque\ H:il l llran.i;;e IJel!a l;11nln1as 1n the area are 1n\ itec! 10 co ntact !he hostess fo r informat ion. Back -to-school 1'11'0 Wl'l'lo.S h(ll e IJt"e.11 sel aslde for a ll;i t·k·to-school Sale HI !he J!unt ing!on Hea1::t1 Thrif! ~h()µ np(•ra led b~ the Assistan- ce League of llunting1on Ue<1c-h. Chairman of the sale is f.1 rs. Raymond Y.'Hlkf'r Las O las Club !\1en1bers or Las 0 I 11 11 Toastn1isti·ess Club of ll un· tington Beach will ~a1her al 7.30 p rn. on \.l,'edneSrliil'. 1\ug. 2~, in (ht> !\1o·r~·u ry Sa1 ings and Wan buildin~. ble will evaluate. Beta Sigma Phi A pool side luncheon will honor the ~1rne3. Charles Hughes . Edward Schwann and / l{11berl Taylor as n1t>n1hers ufl Delta Delta Kappa Chapter of Heta S1g1na Phi arr11·e at noon on \\'ednesdny, .<'\ug. 2:-l. ., barbecue an d :sw1m1ning partj at thr Placentia home ol Mr:.. .~lbert <:.:istelum. EXCLUSIVE •I Conf. Mesa Theatre Daily .., ("hri rlPS F1~h . S1dnev \\"in· tcr 1n~ham, Jo hn Te°sl and J\learlc !\lacKint ush. Beta Sigma Ph i Sale guuds 1•.'111 br welt'on1ed as \\"C'll i!S sul(t r.1nndflV througti Fr1d,1y, Au~ 23 10 Sc pt. J. lroru 10 a rn to :.! pm . Al!hou~h ernphas1s ls o" ·rable topws ""111 br d1reCll'd liy !\l rs. Cah 1n O l c ott . The par ly "'111 bt al the \\'eslrnu1ster horue of !\lrs. Toastn11.~trr~s r.1rs \.elina Janie! <.:rf'e n. school 1tern.~ find l"luthing, Bolin 1v11l set tht st:ige for On Sat urday, Aui;:. 2 8 , Skow•: 2 -4 -6 -1 -1 0 71651 Pants 'fhe ne11· 70s look . ren1 inisl"ent of lhe rrirno us 40s blazer-1 .v pe .1acket, is chic as ever. l 'h1s one, by 111aster 1ailor .-\nt/1on v Biol ta. is sligh tly shaped. has sharp ,,·ide lapels anfi° lO.\'·StilC'hing to trin1 the cdgt>s . . -\n absolulc "niu ~t'' for everv fall \l'a!'dr(Jhe. fl.lake the "liarlXJ " pants. too. Note. the center front zipper, 11ide 11·ai~tband <1nd straight tailored cL1ffcd legs. ~1anv labri<"s v.·ould be ideal such as knits, gabardinP. lJroadt lolh. flannel. li ght and 111cdi11m \\'eight 1vno ! and slipper satin. 716'.Ji and 71 05 1 arc cut in ready·tn-11·ea r l\l i.~.<:es SizP<> fi -18 . 71631 . Jacket. size 12. requi res approxin1at el.v 1 ~4 yards of :14" fabric. il651. pants. s17e 12, requi res approxi mate- ly 2:t 4 yards of 54" fabrir. ·r o 01·dcr 71631 . packet. l!ll'C si1c. nan1c . arl- drcss and zi p. Send S:l 00. ·ro nrdcr 7165 1. pant:<:, give :<:1ze . name. addre:i:s and zip. Send $1 50 ('Q ~JBI N.'\'J'ION OFFER. Bnth ratterns fnr S3.00. 1\ddress SJl,\DI::,\, Box i\. Dept. ('X-15. 1\1 11 - ford, i\1 J. 08848. W aistlines Def ined Leo l\;11·ducci des igns con" ten1pnrary ('lassirs fnr hill, 197\. The silhoucnes ::rre soft. clnsf' tn !hP hody wit h defined 11·a1stl 1n<'~. (lft £>n ~ofrly fl rr red and ple::rtcd The f:ihril'S in1·!udr rla!>~a::~ su<'h as ~c1cn riuncr 11·[1(11 jer~ey. 1ncltnni; and flannrls, authcnt 1r (Jan ta r1:ins. plaid :!:ilk. cott on and 11nol hlcnds Back-ta School Fashion Show Saturday, Aug. 21 1 thr r• •ho .. ·•. noon. 2 om •nd ~pm t ioo.,•ng t~. 111•11 · •n " "vl•i <omonq up for fo l! -~!ndo19 or fen 1~ru colleo;e, p1 e111~1ed by M,,, p,..., Ac11domy ol H e The ltngll1~ a1 r <'a~... 111 11"ear -onf" in("h hrlQ11 the kncr for d:1.l'\1rn1•. anklr lcni,:th r"r •'1rn111c ;11)01·1· thr knrr !l!r F••• 1ft Hu~l•n g•o n C•~t •', sport ~hnrl ~ P~1n!~ nrc 11 1dc. • .. cond•""""d ,,.,.11 _ B••<~ ple '11ed nnct ruffrd. •nd td·"'9•' "'Son :l•t g<!> F w.,~.'i Fullerton Open Sun., 12-S p.m, ' Large Sizes I s+.,,J oul from the crowd. Ma~e your ow, pant' lei w ith o ne of our colorful sepa rate, vest,. vesl1 from 517.00 pant, from $14.00 . ~ \'.,\ BIZES ' 38-46 . r ~~~'sHALF -S I Z.E SHOP 1 ' \ 1805 NEWPORT BLVD. '"""""" I 84"iiuNriNGTON "c1 ENTER I .. MUHTINGTON tlACH •· . ( Ne~t I• l11r••• ''"· f11t11 lt11tel Jll1a: Jlt OllANOl~.11111 M.t.LL 'Ulll•TON S:iddlebaek \'allev Cha pte r lllanv ho11sch11ld w<1r~s will be book rei·iews gii l'n b} ~\rs. 1ne1nbers and the ir husband~_,._ _________ _, of nclt;1 Garnma ,\lurnnae 11•11! av<11la ble. /'r0t·eeds w i 1 J host a wine and .-alad lun-benefit le::rgue ph1l<1nlhrop1es Lee Jeffers and ,\Ir~ Dons will participate in the August cheon fron1 11 ;10 a rn. 11r.:1I 2 inl'lud1 ng a spel'ch center. Woodal l. r.1rs. C1aren1·f" Dou-SOi."lal at 8 p n1. "'Ith a Fri en ds Apph l·ations f•1r a Corn-p 1n. on Tues<la.1. Aug 24 , .11 rnedical sl'holarsh1ps. l'am-1,.------------------..--;... _ _,I rnu nlty Friends t'!ass ro traln !he 1\h.~sion \"i<'JO hon1e or perh1ps and emergen<"y Hnd 1oluntcers to help persons r.trs. J un Bouthrr gt>ner.il welfare rl'C'ul er1ng fron1 1n e n l :1 ! disordt•rs arr being ac~ptcd ,-----G-:=,--~--:1----,, .. ,,-TH=E "'s"1"o""R"E""w=ir°"H---1 by !hf' \lcntal Heal!h Associa-LABELS OF DIST INCTION" lion of Orange County. ' rJ Thusf' 111lcrested in \raining An ercelte11t ietec1ie11 <1 ses~1ons, \\hich begin t-.1onday, •I Gow111 a11d ~o•mol' Aug. 2:1. 1na.v contoicl Mrs. Jo . 1515 E.COAS r HWY .. CORO NA Df l MAR < Halek ;H the OC Menial Health ' Your ch 11rge 11c covn ! wt:lc onie 6 73 -1990 Assoc1a!1on Cll, THIS AD AMO SA YI-AUGUST ONLY ANNOUNCING A NEW MEMBER TO OU R STAFF EVELNN TULLOSS ln•trw<Tor CHmotolot"I ! ry Ht• . SPECIAL PERMANENT HAZEL 'S 11.A UT'I' SALON n t t i"ll ~1 Hunlln9ton l•ICh -!l6·'1H H•!fl •nd ••••d• 5 DAYS A WEEK! 0000000 0 0 WE DON'T MEET COMPETITION, WE BEAT THEM! 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'· EDITOR'S NOTE -'All in tht Fam1l11 '' u consider· ed a ''breo~·tl~rouf}/t" '" 1'V sitU{Jtion coniedy. su1ce 1[ ii fro11k and real. The qt1.l's!ion ·11.01v is u:hether it..t sur.cess will influence ocher shows coming up I/us fall. By JERRY BUCK HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Last January a new situation com- edy arrived on the television scene thal violated e.11 of the polite rules of the fame . The husband barked at his wife a11d famil y, sex wcu frankly discussed, there was a definltt: gap Mtween the generation• the head of the house was openly bigoted atid tossed around slurs a n d epitaph.s seldom heard on the tube. The re :i>ult is that CBS' ,;All in the Family " became a hit and by the time the reruns began in lhe spring it was at the top of the ratings. Archie Bunker and such expression.s as •·stifle yourself " v.·ere on their wo.y to joining the fol klore . The impact of ··All in the Fa.'T\·ily" upon lelevision is likely to be great. It is as cer- tain to influence o l h e r ~TV DAILY LOG Thursday Evening AUGUST 19 1:00 II Bir Men Jury Dunph1. CIJ ABC Nnrs lle1sonM/Smlth. 0 OtlC flews Tom Snyder. B TN F1if1ht Cl) WMd, Wiii Wflt D • O'Clodl Mowlt: (t) (§(!) .. _... .t Klllll111jlnl" P•rt t (d ra· 1111) '53-Crtrnry Peck. Su!.in Hty· ward, Avt Gardner, HUd11a1d1 Neff. 'Mli1t Oii 1n Alrtctn hunlin1 trip, a man betorna seriously Ml ind his life, with Its wandtrln1 1dvcntu n!I tr1d knots. pnses befo1e his eyu. m n.e flinbtOlltl l!)Sbr Trt• fl!) Art Sbtdlo, TM DJ Notldert J4 m Deatfl Y1l'-J D.lf' m Nn1 Jim H1wthom1. l :lO {]) ,.._ am Huddy. (!)CBS Nnt Wt lltr Cl'on~itt. @J NIC NIWI m Thi n,ltl1 NM fD Hadftpoclp loclp m Dttert 11port II!) 0 Adorlble "'11f. Aldto IDUC - l:GO I) CIS rt.n Waltei Cl'on~te. 0 m NIC Ntwi 0 Wide SU.1111 TN1trt: (§(!) "She Wiii tf lofldtMI" fmysltry) '46 - Jun1 lockh1rt, Don Po11er. {!) Trvttl 01 Conwq111 nr.n 0 Whlf1 M' Unit @l Did: v .. °"' m I l.9"l uq m Cil Dnrn•t m Tiit Cof1)0Jlt1 Yin "ln1ernt· l1on1I 811Si11ts1 and World Peace." fl) Allplltel JilllfOI ED Mnlt '"'" J;30 I)()) r1111lly Aff1!1 fRl !~• Lupino auesb K 11·btrm1ld Maude W11· 11ns who Is t lloCI known 1s l1dy Muchwood. 0 @) m NBC Act!Oll Pltrllotltt zips S1m1ntha's husllan~ Darrin lnla • llttl• boy. m Dnld Frost Show Rod McKuen Is 1utst·hMI. Viva, Mary Travers. Chris Co11nors ind Davld Hu1hu 11uut. m Olympic lotln1 fI1) MET 1'191lto11M '1r1veller With- ou1 lu111agt ," Jean Anouilh's dr1m1 1bout 1 man .,.Ith amnesia .,.ho re· slsts 1!1 1ttempl! to establish hls Identity. Gordon Pinsenl. Hilary Ver- non. Hugh Webster and 0111111 Gretn· h1l1h star. 9;00 ft (J.J CIS Thur1d1r Mo'li1: (C) (2hr) "Xlcl ltodtlo" (dr1ma) '66 - Don Mun1y, J1nt1 ltiRh. Broderic~ C1awford. Richard Cuhon. A lon1 drlf1er finds himself p1otectin1 • (JI Trvth or Co11wquu1u1 t i!! from a band of uc.aped con· vie ts. f.J (JJ@ mM1b Jloo11 lor Grallddtddr (R) "'The Arm Wru!le.'' Danny is double·er~ed when ht 11rees to let tn elderly rr1ndf1ther arm .,.resllt hlin to 1 draw. al) llous 111111 Veroniu 9:30 0 ~ @n AdtM·IZ (II) "'Lo11 85 -Sign of lht Twins.'' Mariuat 011rien l:Ue$b IS 1 nerve.wracked mother wtien 1 l)Ossible d1u11 cast brlng-s Officers Reed ind Malloy to her Mme. O Great Rock Concert! * Good Vibrations From Central Park Presented bv Wec;tab 0 (I) (J) (!) l!!!@i) lioed YI· b111tioM From Ctnlral Part tke and Tin1 Turner and The Be11;h Bo'f'S 111 among the stirs In lhis hve 1ock concert. fea1ured are K11e T11I01. Cu\y Simon i nd 801 Sca1gs. 0 Btrltr Wtrd NeM al La CM de Marl u Cruau 10:00 0 @l aJ! Dea~ M1rtl11 (R) Vic Damone we!com~s George Jesse!, lht New Vaudeville Band and the com· edy te1m of Clair and McMthon. O News Kevin Sandus . O Movll: (2hr) "M1nhunt" ltd· yenlura) '41 -Walter Pideeon, ''ore• S1md11s. Join Benne tt ID News Puln1m/ri~m1n. fil 59tc11!1tl011 al) Soi Profeukl111t (R) ''The Sojourner." A TV 1dapt1· 10:30 CIJ Dr11nel !Ion ol C.rson McCuller's slcry o! O I $JiC1AL I Bttutitul And flow 1 man In se1rth ot himsell. Urerri Sounds from 1 toncel1 In th1 park Zlmb1llst Jf .• Vu1 Milas. Hers.chel ind 111 art e.1hlbilion lrom Wilt Btm1rdl i nd Howard Duff 11tr. Ro1ers P1rk 1r1 f11tured 1oni1ht. Q (I) Cl) m Ali" S.lth & .kt1111 (l) WtnW<I 0.td 11 AIM (II) "Ntvt r Trust 1n Hontst Min." Q ffi aJ Thlt Ii f&ui Lll1 R1 lph Whtn Heyes 1nd Curry return_• tor· [dwaios hosts. Surprised iuesl 11 tuna In dl1monds taken by mrslike Shirley .kines. the ir l!onesty le1ds to troubl1. 0 Mllllotl S MOT!t: (CJ (Zh1) (!) News Bill .lohn~. "Her11'1 bland" (dr1m1) ·~-Jame1 Ell U Dlarlo de Unt 5enorita Dt· M1son, Newllla Brand. cente m Tnllll ..-Collwqu1rice1 If) II T1U. I Thltl 11:00 0 Cf! @?i) Nun o :Im m Ntw• fE [ft\'11011m1nt: Tod1y ind Tomor· row "Pl1n for Tomorrow'• lool>.5. In lo 1ha ne~ for prolecl in1, prestrv in E 111d ut llizinJ our n1!ur1I wildH nai.s i nd scenic 1re1s. 0 Movie: "The Vlrflnl1n" (we~lern) ·2~G1ry Coopei, Waller Huston. ('6] M1rsh1I Dillon O ill ffiNew1 ill ~mllrt Mo\'11 m Moiiit: "Lt dJ !'oua.wd" (drl· ma/ '52-James Mtscn, June H1voc, l;Oll II CJ) lal!Cer {II) A bountr hun\ll Sleplien Dunne. (k>e Don BtkM), pursuin111 wom1n ffi 8e1t tflt Clock found IMnr °" lancer property, re· ED Wa~ingt.o!I Wetk 111 llnlnr 111embtrs Johnny !rom M1 rotll~ llays 1nd persu1des 1111 wom•n to 11 :1 5 m li•1n Cln• dtl Ju-'° will! him btt1irs1 Johnny is tht 11 :30 f) ([J Merw Grttfl11 1rt1t11 d1n11r. Lynn lo11n1 i nd (I """ "' Jeh Cl Mlthttl·Juna W'~t•d 1lso 1uut. · u-°' = 1111f f'l(lft m T• T1R tM Trvth 0 []) 00 m Did C..vttl m MD'M: "The Mi ii h Ar1111dM aJ W.Ulnrt-W.U II llnln (dr1m1) '56--0ant Clark. May Wynn, I ll!l ""' 12:00 O MO'llt ; (C) "ll11t ol tlll lluc-U 0 0 m ll'lllMOI (R') MMl)fl's tlnffr!.~ (1dve11lure) '63-llit11do Gon11a fly." A d•s1Uusiontd !lu~•nts!· Monl~lban. Vintrn! Price. m111 (lllth11d Banh1l1) .sc.apts Into the world ol hippi1s w1rh diS· estrous results. 1 ;00 6 Morie: "S111c~ Dul 111 (d11m1) 'SS-frank lovtloY. Moort. O The Galley rn oo Cll@ •m IOI" T~!fY O Jent Alle11 Show Steva·s 1u11b tndud1 Ch1r11s Nelson R11lly. J~ne Allyson i nd hu son R•cllard Powtll Jr .. end Geor1• C.ih11. a rn CE m a-1tt111d <R> "Ou'I II thl Moulhl of B1blt.."' Endor1 ID All·Nighl Show: (CJ "lost World ol S111b1d," "Kllleri Ari Ch1!11111ed'' and "Th111 S.utb." t:OD m "Blood Oii tllt SU11"' (1dventurt) Friday '4>-Junes C.1ney, Sylv11 Sidnt~. 2:00 0 "Ml(l'llMtrt Allty" (dr1m1) ''7 DAYTIME MOVIES -T11on1 P0111tr, .1D1n BIOfldell. J:OO ([) "SullH1. kllllv11~" (drtm1J ·so .. Gt ......... C. W'IW' (oomtdy) -Glorl1 Sfl'tllson, W111i1m Holdtn. ~ '43--Glfle 1"111My, Daft Amtdlt. @I (C) MP>1]tMI 'u1f' (tomedy) 94'10 ct> ~ '-"' IM SI• "64-rr1nki1 Av1lon. Mntttt Tuft!· ..... (wwt1m) '.ti -Y'l'Of'IM 0.\ ttUo. =~"°:':.::..: (drll!ll) '63 -! 4:30 0 ~ti:ptri1111nt "'r\lou1~ (llr1m1), •·•i. RH "-I •44 -Htey l1marr. Gtorr• B1t nt, Ytn ,..., . I """tflO. Ptul l ~ts 1D:CID (]) "'WMM1 hi Htdllt(" (diimt) ·.so ()1 s.~1 1~ 10 ~ t11t1nr -441 lllfllO, Howllll OUH. " 11:• U "WaM l'\IM FrHt Cti11111kin('l 5:00 0 (C) "Tow•rd !hi Unk1111•n• (m)'Sttry) '4J-Robut P1 .. 1on. (lien (d11m1) '!16-w11111m HOiden. Lloyd Ortw. Nolin. TAKE TJiE NEWS QUIZ W e Dare You • • Every Saturday silualion comedies as "'Laugh· In" t'hanged the ~hape of the comC'dy-v al'iety shows. The man behind this series Lo; Norman IA'ilr. a 49-year·old writer &.1d f1lrn producer whose last ronnecli.1n with weekly !C'levisin n \~as 1he Martha Haye show 1n the 1950s. I le adapted .. Farnlh"' from 1he nnginal Brit ish shl ,, ··Ti!J Death Ui; Do Part." and is now seeing his \'ersion going ba ck lo England fnr shO"o1.'1ng on BBC. \\!hen the suh]ecl of a "telev1sion breaklhrough" \l-'2.S brought up. Lear was a little offh<1nd !le said. "J read that it's a brea kthrough . I guess Jt's a breakthrough.'' lie settled onto a couch in his Century CiiJ offices and added: .. People ask me. whrJ. v.•c're trying to say with this .shO\\'. Our basic job is lo ent erla1n. "But H pen11lc in!crprel it any other way. \\'e'rc pleased. J'n1 nol surpnsed that people derive other tliin~s !rnn1 1t, tut we're not si l1ing do1vn to do an.vthing other than to en- tertai n." Despite such protestations -it is obvious tha t !..(oar is delighted by the sho11•s impact ?11d success -··Al! 111 the Family" is ha 1·1ng its effect. had a show selected thal plunged Archie right tnlo lhe maelstrom ··:-.1y feeling is that you can only get wrt once," he said. "You can't get an y n1ore wet than all wet. I ll'f'.n lcd to fight getting a little 11elter each week . "1'hal first show 1Y a s designed to say a~ cipen!y tn Americans as we could tha t these are the attitudes 11e are going lo run -v,.hat do you think? Since then we 've never had 2.(ly trouble with lhe censors. That was as far as I 1v;i nted to go." Jn the British show, "Till Death Us Do Part." the father and lhe mother 11 ere at each other's throats. She called him a .. Pig" i'Jld he called her a "bloody n100." The genesis nf th:i t ser1rs .,...•;is that tl'.n people v.ere lock- ed in .-narnage hatin~ f'flCh other. ··But it '!i obvious I hil t Archie and Ed ith lo11e each other. Edith 1s a wily, srnart lady. She·s learned very wt ll Lo live \1•ith a diff1clllt nl<'Jl and nne way ~'OU learn to li\'e v.·ith a difricul l man is lo have an inner life .'' Lear said. "She dreams abou t things, then returns with a witty line. She speaks only the truth. She renlinds Archie that his uncle got him his Jo b. And wh en he \vants her to confirm his sex- u2J prowess she wants to speak the truth but she can'l remember.'' ''All in the F'amil v" h:is lls own cliches and st'ercot.l'pcs , but ii exposes life lo the quick. C<l medy is always al its be~t \\•hen it is rooted in re:il1!v, ra the r than being pegged on.a \'ideo fan cy or ·shtlck." rt. is one small step on the palh n: her t'nlert:i in menl forn;s took Hal Kanter. 11·ho is creating "The Jimmy Stewa rt Sho11•'' for NBC, i;aid la ler, ''\Ye 're trying to be more realistic. It's not an Ozzie and Harriet v.·orld. Situ;it1on co1nedy has been so anllscplic ! thi nk ·A!J in the Famil.v' h;.<; helped. The frithcr·s att11ude !Oll'a rd the son·in·la w: he says some ve ry rudP things tn 1he boy ;ind 1he son·in·law sayi; so nlr very ru de things back. L i1nag 1ne !hat h.11ppcns a Int. even in h h II . 1 .. yc11 rs ago , on1cs w ere lere is ove. Lear said. •·1 think the A s'.-nilar view was ex· reason the shov.• is popu lar is pressed by Dick \1?:1 Dyke, that 11·e all knrllv Archie 11·ho is returning 1.o television. Bunkers. ~ly rather wa s "ll's opened up s?n1e subject <\re hie Bunker and he was are~s we coul.~n l have ex· inidd le clas' and not blue col-1 amined before \ar It doesn't matter. rich or Ber_nard Sl<1dc . who 11role poor black or v.htte I've had the pilot ~cr1p_ls for A ~umbe r people tell me. 'Th<".t'~ my 1 of comedy series. said. 'There rather"' 11·ill never be any n1ore 'Hello-_ · d a r k 1 i n g-J 'm.home ' type .=------------ shows." Sally Bana nas Lear. A sl1~hlly built man R II I •• y ' ... \\'Ith a droopy Kcy~1one Cop n1u.5!ache th at m:>.k£'s hiin look Banancls, That Is like Ben Turpin, said he '•~~-~Ma;~;;~· wa sn 't loo \1orricrl ::ibout the -- reaclion 11•hen ",!\II 1n thr F::in1ily" 11rn1 nn lhl' air. "But The net wor k 11·;i nt rd to 2J r es the fir st sho1\' fl sornc11hal n11lder episode in \1 h i r. h Two D"""¥ F~mu~ 5~ow• "PINOCCHIO" rGi I knr.w Iha! both CBS and I wuuld I ind ou t and lh nt Wf' had to I ind out qu !ckl.v. I want ed to finrl oul. lhat first nighl.'0 I Archie Bunkrr 11 rilrs the "TllE w1Lo couN111v" President. Lear rrfuserl. He l:_ __________ ...,: ! 2 GREAT WALT DISNEY HITS! He rode out to battle The win dm ills of change/ , .• •!' " --· WALT DISNEY PRODUCTION~· Scandalous JOHN •·-..... ..,_ ... °";;:MUI """' REITH · ARAU · CAREY · LENZ ALSO DISNEY'S "20.000 LEAG UES lINDER THE SEA" F:.1T/11s1vr. Engnge1nr11t J td Recnl'rl \V ee/c: ON ANY SUNDAY A nut llT UUG WWN G \ ... l•o l·s~EVEMcQUEEN in "TH( Rl lVIRS ") 'MATINEES "ANTSUNDAY"3 :1!5. 7 :00& 10:45 I DAILY "'1(1\l(IS'' 1 ~\!5.!5:00 &8:4!5 WED. OPEN FROM 3; 15 YAMA HA MINl-ENDUR WIN No 'ur<hOll N1<111ory , rill Oul FREE: '- Coupoft Al Th•olr• O• At Oro~f l 'Beareats' TV Serles Taylor Bucking the Odds '• ~ . Huntington A \var<l s Set Satrn·da y By Vl<:Ri\'ON St:U'rr HOLLY\YOOD 1 L:PJ) Australia's Rod Taylor returns 1fl a weekly te!evis1on series next season fil led with Aussie con fidence that his show' wi!l be a hit despi1 e fearful odds. CBS is throwing Ta} lnr and Dennis Cole opposite !he top- rated "Flip Wilso n Show,"' .. Sn we ·rl' goini.; up ai:a1nst Flip,"' Tavl(lr said wi th a casua l wav·e or his hand "He 's silting on the top or the heap, isn'l he? "\\!ell . I like the idea of taking on lhe char np. And I think I can whi p h11n."' Tht> Huntington R r a C' h 1\n ex.amateur flgbler in Playhouse v.·JJI prl'sent ils an-S.vdnl'y, Taylor is a Bearca1 nual awards fnr the 1970·71 11ith his fists, which is JUSI as season Saturda.v night at a \\e ll. The t11le ol his new adven tu r e series i s b a n q u e l in .I P r i c Cl • s "Bearcals . ., Reslaura111. J85f!2 Reach Blvd. HP :ind Cule play a pair of Specia l ~uc:<!." for the pro. fun·lovlng soldiers of li1rtune grnm 1111! be Frank Alcllc.r . a in the southwe:-t ju.~t before \'Ctcran af'tnr In stage. sere.en the nulbrcak of \Vorld \Var I. and television. ;ind his wife, Th ey jounce around I he actress Lee !\lf'riweth!"r. A!et-chaparral 11nd cacti in -v.·hat els e -a Stuz Bcarcat. ter will discuss t1is ex· If the formal .~oun d s periences in n1 ore !han 3.000 fa mi 11 a r -"Mavt>rick.'"1 perform;i11ces on Arn:<dway in "Alias Sn11th and .Jonrs," el al such prnductions as "Bells arc -1t also rings a bell with the RinJ:ing" anrl "Time Limit.'• Australian. An alarm bell. A\vards 11·ill be ghen nut for "\\'e have In laugh at best actinJ:. directin!!. set ourselves in this series or peo-1 p!e will laugh at us in a nasty 1 design. technical effects and y,·ay,"' he said. lh' P ••• ,·d·ot''· •w,•d lo• '"" ... " ' ' "The seri es rnusl be authcn· uuls1anchng cnntrtbulion lo the tic 1n rvcry w:<y. costun1es, pl;11•h1u1sr. au1 omob1les. ~pl'ech , n1an- Cole cha racter and th e y decide to trouble-shoot for a blank chrck." Anwng the adven)ures will be ru rn·running, s rn u g I in g Chinese in to the United States <ind Me1dcan border incident. •·\\'e can 't have Lh is look like a 11rslern." said Ta)'lor whose nose has been broken 1n more brawls than he cares lo re n1en1bcr. '"This isn 't c01o1'boys and !nd1ans at all J wan! it to be a real swin1ng show. The character humorous, c111 ng." ha ve lough ::·~ lo ~~~ • and ::ti<· .•. ••• ••• Taylor managed to sq•• those tha racteri.~tics intt;:Jii11 first series. "Hong ~ '' 11·hich left the air a de.~ildlf ago. ···:• .. After thill serir.~ I wl•pl:tn. lo motion plctun.•s."' Tif~r said ... So I suppose I coti!d qualify ilS <t 111ov1e star who ii going int o 1 r I e v 1 s 1 n n . 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Mell0N MCTUJtE f'0R Y0UR ~UU"S l1'1ERrAINML'IT PETER~BIT m.ES 0F BEATRIX PC:Jl'I ER l"EUOll.M:l O B'f ~l!UOf· THE R0YAL BALLET ~ A Jt-hn Draboumt ·Richard C-1 .. in rro:>Jucdori C:lt '"'"' r \l l "'•1ITI l'rrld. l..1d. • T~chnicalor " ,LUS SHOJIT SUIJECl'S 1·•·•·• •• 10 ILi!>, Menaories, Meniories s DAILY PlloY :S Sewage Outfall Canned Irvin , Ranch A bandon s Cr ys tal Cove Plan The Irvine Ranch Water District has scrapped plans to build the controversial sewage outfall at Crystal Cove. The IRWD intends to contract with the Orange County Joint Sanitation District to use the county's ocean disposal facilities instead of the long-planned Cove outfall. The adoption of a reclamation-reuse policy by JRWD and "the strong feeling U1at y,•e shouldn 't be putting in any more ocean outfalls" said William Hurst, JRWD general manager. The Crystal Cove outfall was first recommended in 1968 but was neve r formall y approved. Plans \vere "held in ;ibeyance unt il y,•e found a better wa y to go-which we feel we have." Hurst said. Hursl emphasi?.erl that. "It is our in· tention to ne ver build Cryst.al Cove area outfall or any more ocean outfalls any\vherc " He said the n1011e '"'ould prohabl~ "v,•ork ou t better'' for development of !And 1n IRWD area. mainly because or the accon1panying reuse policy. "But this 15 million figure i!! strictly a fall-safe measure." said Hurst, "in case we have an exceptiona lly heavy rainfall. In fact. we don'l normally plan to use the fa cility at all -but lo re-use our y,·atcr." In laking their acti on, the joint district gave JR\VO two possible coMections with !he county .system -one in Fountain Valley at Elhs and Euclid Avenues, and one al the ocean outfall orf Brookhurst Avenue .. Stoyor said the ocean outfall itself, loca ted near the mouth of the Santa Ana Ri\'cr, would probably be the company's choice. ll would cos1 a one.time fee or up to $40,000 for capacity rights and about $5 per million gallons a day operaUng c011b. ll now ha s capacity of 500 million gallonJ a rlay, of which 130 million are used. The Fountain Valley locat100 would cost i.Jp tn $85,000 capaci ty rights and about the same operating costs. Thf' fee is yet to be negotiated . Estimated costs of building the Cove outfall were SJ 3 million. When working with the county. IR\VD wltl trtat all water them~lves, bypa ssing county plants. The IR\\'O prof)Osal was approved conditionally only because the company neerled a preliminary go-ahead so tbey could secure rights to issue bonds, iia:id Bruce Taylor, spokesman for the joint districts. Lag ztna 'Raceway' Fight Ends; Cul de Sac Nixed f\'ledal of 1-lonor hnl<lt'rs l.t. C:ol. Ed,varrl Michael Oeft) and Lt. Gen .. Jimmy Doolittle reacquaint them· selves with old Stearman biplane at Hoquiam, \Vash. The l\vo aviators \Ve re in nearhy \Ve.stport today for son1e .salinon fi shing. Plane \vas used as a trainer in early days of \Vorld VVar 11. JR\VD director of planning Ray Stoyor explained that attitude as .. maximizi n~ rt'clAm a!ion and re·use of all water and niinimir.ing disposal." All \1·ater will be treated and re-used in a griculture. greenbelts, golf cou rses, can1p11ses and other irrigation. A batl le over a Lag11na Hills slreet th;il. has hecorne knn\vn to those who li ve on it. as "the drag slrip" and "the r:1ceway" ended \\lednesday In the Orange County ~upcrvisors' hearing room \~ith the hoard's refusal to endorse pla ns that y,•ould h<1ve made l\1acKenr.ie Street a cul d(' sac look ahead !o the construction of a thro ughway at Alicia Parkway and Pasco de Valencia that 1vi11, traff ic engineer!'! predict. draw freeway-oriented traffic from l\1acKen1.ie . Nice Sum1ne1· W eel{e11d: Mini11g in Death Valley By FREDERICK SCHOEI\1EHL YEW PEOPLE would coo sider going to Death Valley in lhe middle of the summer .. ·Fewer would think about walkin g over the dry. rugged an d hotler-than·A· ma tchhead terrain to prospect for gold and silver. !'n'"l'" r?(:r. In fact. peoplf' routinely ll'll me I'm crazy for domg · both. Tl''.': become kind of a game .. "\Vhere you going this wee kend. Fred'.''' "[)eath Vallev." "l:Xath VallcY .. You're crazy'." I suppose that maybe I am .. But then, gold fever can be a fairly persistent mental disease. And the on ly known cure is lo strike it rich. ' TODAY THAT'S not so easy. The panaceas that onci swept the Death Valley area are few and far between. F'or today's prospeclOr, it's an uphill b11ttle .. .1\-ly experience began last April, as a result of rt lhree-day dope, rock. religious festival in the !own of Rallarat in the Panamint Valley. ju!'i1 "'est of Death Valley -anrl just ;is hot. \Vhi le cnvering the fe.~tival (promoted by !'iOmc folks rrom Laguna Reach l J ran across many of thr Inert! prn~pcctor.s -so me who have been combing the hills for strikes for nvrr :>O yea rs. S0;\1EHO\Y r RECA.'\T E more than fa scinated when 1 would peer in1n their tari::e p;;ins anrl sec flecks of free gold, silver and other mc!<ils. And so, \\'it h pick. shovel. pan and prayer, I too began to head for the hills on \\'eek- ends seeking out !he elusive metal !. It's meant hours of walking, exploring, chipping away at rock. Trips inlo old. crumbling, hat infested tunnels. Rraving the lands in the higher elevations where rattlesnakes are as common as the sagebrush. J'VE PANNED CRUSHED rock for hours on end, looking for A good ''tail'' of color. Only a few have been promising. The fe~· that lnok ~ond -three or lhem in all -came from various areas ahnve the \\'ildrose Stat1nn enlrance 10 0Path Valley Na11onal l\lonument. Sn f;ir. I've st;ikcd QUI 11-10 claims A claim ent1rlrs a person In 20 acrei; of govrrnmrnt helrl l;ind. Au! thP fun of he1ng a Janrln\1'nC'r rnds there To hold !he C'laim. I h;id In : -Ercc1 rnonumen1.~ or .~!one al all four rnrncrs of th(' l~Ol}..fM! bv 600- font parcel Thar not only rC'qu1re!i ii mile'~ walk nvrr 1h{' rui.;i:;ed !erra1ii. but a couple or hours nf lu.c::ginii rnrks !JJ !he v;irious monument sites. -Ru1ld another stone monumcnl al the d i.~covcry site. -D1g ;i holr 10 feel rleep -mainly through hard rock -"-'ilh1n 90 dass nf \oc;i!ing the claim. Then. each '."ear thereafter I have lo do $JOO worth of assessment \\/Ork . SINCE I HA\I E tw(I claims, multiply the above b.v two. lf;:11•in.c:: the (']aim!'. i~ ~'ell and ~P)()d. but there's still ;i problem in get11nJ;? the metal Oilt!e tha t there is) out of the rock. !llills to accomplish such a task are fe\v and far betwe<?n. Fortunately, it 11ppears 11 mill may be set up in the ghost town of Ba\larat where the festival was held. [f 1 can get the rock crushed up, met.al separation can be acco rnpl i!ihed with a mectlanical or electrical separator. That is. if I can find such a device. And if J can, then all l will have to do is find 11 buyer for the met.al. Finally. if I can find a buyer, I'll bt nn the road to some kind l'Jf sm<1ll fortune. But. T gues.o; thRl'S the way it is in the "iffy" world of prospecting . Keep S111okin" Bu1nper Sticker Carnpaig n Se t VALDOSTA. Ga . (AP) -More lhan 400,000 bumper slickers reading, ''Enjoy .. Smoking Tobacco Products," will be dislributed this year to counter a government ban on radio and television tobacco advertising , a tobacco indu stry spokesman iiays. H. I. ~firanda. public relations director for lhe Burley Aucllon Warehouses Association or Le:idng loo. Ky., and head of the promotion program c<1lled Identify and Testify. saicl : "Thi.!! program w11s slarterl hy the tob<1ccn industry as the war c~ for •nyone who will light back." Miranda put the first of the bumper sticken11 on tobacco trucks hauling ll'!a( al Pearce's Tobacco Warehouse here Wednesday. Tht carriers belong to the J . P. Taylor Co., a subsidiary of the Universal Leaf Co. or Richmond, Va. "We have contacted many trucking companies," Miranda said. ''and they have all said they will stick the signs on their vehicleS." Some 300.000 of the bumper stickers are intended for automobiles. Miranda said he expects to move lhe campaign into North Ca rolin11 anr1 South C11rolina soon and lhen into other tobacco areas. Al the clo!!t. of lhe leaf market~. toh11cco products dislributors will be supplied slickers for their car· riers. he said. "The do-gooders art. trying In make pnverly 11re11~ oul nf lhe lnhacco growin~ stales, and that is just one of the ways \\'I! pla n lo right back for pu blic opinion favof'," Miranda said ~ .._ .... , .. ' 1,,.,.. _:_..,._ ... ----====·-:·:.:: ''. 1 , . ,........._.._ __,_ ---. ' __ ... ---- ' P oli ce J\1 urde r Chi e f 1'ECPAN DE GALEANA, Mexico fUPIJ -This village was y,•1thout police today. Its five policemen fled after assassinating the police chief. Guerrero Stale officials sa1r1 Pohre Chief Jeremias Gutierrez Santana \\'<IS shot to death at his home \\lednesday night hy the rest ('If the police force. \\'ho hacl con1plained abo ut !ow pay and pro- motio n!!.. The policemen fled into th" roadless jungle outside this v-illage or 12.000. some 120 miles soutl11ves! or 1\-lex- ico City. .. And if some of it has to be discharged. it will be in the ocea n disposal system and not NC'...,'port Bay," said Stoyor. The IR\VD covers a 168JJOO-acre. 103- square-mile area north of Irvine Park, e:1st of the El Toro Marine Corps Air Sta· lion. approximately one mile abo\'e the coastline. Although it is a large area. il "y,·il l be easily served" by county services, Hurst ~airl. Th r joint boarrl approved in principle !he JR\VD proposal tn dispose up to 1:> million .'(al!on~ a rlay or secondar~' trca t.ed \\•a1er. which i~ biolo~icallv f11lrred lo remove 90 percent of the waste !'Olids. Last of the first. Jamaica Village homes are almost sold out. The first of the unique, truly one-of-a-kind buys! Investigate the 5ecurity, privacy and waterfront luxury of California's best home investment! It'• possible right now to take advantage of the current Jow ratt 0£ financing on the purchase of these remaining homes. Great buys anywhere-add the marina environment of Coronado Cays and you have Califomia'li best buys. The unique Caribbean-inspired patio homes in Jamaica ViJJage dot the gazebo~studdcd hayside promenade. Joined by a network of lushly landscaped malls, the homes are just steps from the water's edge, where a string 0£ boat slips fronts the Village. You'll discover luxury features galore in these homes including tiled entries, built-in indoor barbecues, oversized compact· mented baths, master suites with fireplaces, extensive storage and closet spacr, individual hand-fired ti.le house n umbers, radio-controlled garage door openers and cable TV. The charming Jamaica Village Beach d ub offers gracious entertainment facil ities for you, for your s uests: large outdoor pa tio, a warm, sandy beach, heated pool, l!ipacious kitchen and dining area, four indiv:idualized models left, from $58,700. A few custom homes and lots, on the water, now available at Green Tunle C.y. Residents of nearby streets -among them Ericson \Vay, \Velis Fargo S!ret.t and Stage Cnach Drive -argued lhal the blocking or l\lacKenzie Street to thmugh traffic \1•ould only creare Jtreater traffic problems on their thoroughfares. Supcr\·i~nrs y,•cre told thAl l\iacKenzie S!rcct \1•a.c: being used as a "racing strip" hy motori~l s ~·ho 11•('rr unlikt>ly to heerl 1he .<:lop signs soon to be placed along i1s lcnglh by the coun1y roads rlepartmenl. Th(' board. led bv FiF!h Distrirt. Surcrvi~nr Ronald CasPers, preferred to They took their action af ter hearing rir e captain Al Lane, a local resident, warn them that the closing of MacKenzie \\'ould only add a new dimension t() ihe maze of cul de sacs in the area and lidCI at least "30 vital seconds" to the time lt \vould take a fire unit to reach a home in the area. "I admit thal the new rnad is two yearS · away," Caspers said. ''But once it i!I completed 1 don't think y,•e're going to • ha ve any n1ore traffic problems."' The county's traffic committee hi d .. recommended the creation of a cul de sae on ~1acKenzie to provide protection to the 29 fam1l ie~ who Jive on the thoroughfare. ' -....... ...., ' J .. ' f'"r',•~ ~. • . ' i!Jm':rl....~~ ' '· i .-..~"";·4~·~-... ~ .......... • ;lo''" I • l • ·--.;...;.;..p.• I . .• ~\' . . ~ ..... ' '• ~· '· F'our mil~ ,,ou !h of llot,.I d"I Coroniido on the Silv,.r !=;lr11nd l~rl'nlc 1-hgh1~·Ay 7~). Tak~ Coronadn Cays Bou1C'var(1 l1u·noff. . ---- 4 OAll 't' PILOT Berlin Pact Said Neai· Afte1· Talks BE RLIN IUPIJ -Ambassadors from the United Stales, Bri tain, France and t he Soviet Unlon recessed early today after more than 14 hours of talks in an effort to reach agreement on the future of \l.'est Berlin. American Ambassador Kenneth Rush said "we made great pro- i:res:s." Rush said he and British ambassador Sir Roger Jackling, French Ambassador J ea n Sauvagnargues and Sovi e t Ambassador Pyotr Abrassimov v.•ould lake up the conference again on ,_1onday. "We have made real progress,'' Rush i;aki as he left the former allied control authority building In Lhe American sector of West Berlin, which is 11 0 miles inside Communist East Gerrnany. "We have completed our review of all the points at issue," Rush said. "\\'e have been going slowly because we want to be sure that any agreement has the cCnn· plete support of all the four powers a nd the German people." Rush said he was looking forward le> the next meeting on Monday but in a nswer lo a newsman's question, he said he could not say whther an agreement would be reached then. The Soviet envoy said only "end good, everything good." Sauvagnargues :said he could not yet tell whether an agreement might be reached ,,_1onday. But \Vest Berlin officials who have followed t he talks closely expressed con· fidence that an agreement v.·as imminent. They were cheered by the smiles on Rush·s face as he left the conference building and they said applause and laughter could be heard in the conference hall on the second floor of the MO-room former Prussian courthouse. The four power ambassadors have been negotiating since ,,_tarch of 1970 in a n ef- fort to reach a settlement in West Berlin. The main points the Western am· bassadors are trying to secul'e for the ci- ty are guarantees of unhindered access along the land corridors lo \Vest Berlin and confirmation of the ties existing between the city and West Germany. Abrassimov has been insisting on permission for establishment of a Soviet consulate general in West Berlin. West German government sources :sald the SoYiels also are haggling over who will issue \\'est Berliners their passports - \\•hether the stamp on such passports will say ··west Berlin," "\\'est Germany" or carry the inscription of the western allied mili tarv commandant. The ·four powers represented by the an1bassadors have supervisory powers over Berlin under the 1945 Potsdam Agreement which they signed as World \l.'ar I I viclors in Europe. TtwrMl.v, Au~ust 19, 1971 HUBERT HUMPHREY CRITICAL OF WELFARE DELAYS L1wm1kers Appl1uded M1ny of Sen1tor'1 Propo11l1 HHH Raps Nixon Plans, Speaks Like Candidate MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) -Sen . Hube rt H. Humphrey (0-Minn.), criticized Presi- dent Nixon \Vednesday for delaying revenue sharing and welfare reform, and offered a host o! domtstic proposals which might be a "blueprint" for a se· cond P resident ial bid. Humphrey, who losl a close Presider-.- tial race to Nixon in 1970, called the delay in welfare reform "an outrage-0us ex- a mple of mixed priorities'' and said Irish Airlines May Lose Ri g hts To Land in U.S. WASHI NGTON (AP ) -The Slate Department says Irish airlines will lose the right to land in New York in a year if Ireland does not Je t U.S. airlines operate in Dublin. This is the first time the United States has told a foreign airline It might lose landing rights and, Stale Department of· ficials said \Yednesday it is in line wit h P resident Nixon's new economic pollcy calling for stronger action lo protect U.S. economic inlerests abroad. The officia ls said the action also con· formed to Nixon international avialion potlcy statement of June 1970 which calls for vigorous action to give U.S. airlines a fair .opportunity to compete with foreign carriers. The United Stales said the three U.S. carriers that fly to Ireland -Pan American, Trans World Airlines and Seaboard World Ain~ays -are nt a disadvantage landing only in Shannon because more people want lo fl y to and frim Dublin, the Irish capital. revenue sharing ls "no less necessary now" than it was a week ago, before Nix· on·s wage-price freeze. Humphrey proposed an immediate takeover or a ll welfare costs by the federal government and called for federal funding of 25 percent of all public school costs through an education trust fund. The 974 lawma'kers attending the na· lional legislative conference gave many of 1-lumphrey·s proposals prolonged ap- plause. especially his call for more federal aid for the slates and Joel l governments. The 1970s should be 8 decade ()f domestic development," he said. "\Ve certainly won't be able to hel p otherli il \\'C can't get our own house in order." li e advocated a "national grow th poli cy'' ;inO a nationa l planning agency whiC'h would be directly responsible to the President and composed of represen- tatives from federal, state and loca l gover111ncnt An aide later said Humphrey's speech, which had been in the works for several weeks. could well be the "blueprint'' of domestic programs if the former vice president makes another bid for the Democ ratic Presidential nomination. "We must guarantee that Americans in every part of our natio n ha1•e adequate standards of education, health and hous- ing and every other human need," l-lumphrey said. "Our nation must begin now lo define and articulate a national growth policy. This policy must have at least three elements: First, planning and organiza. ti on; .~econd, basic objectives; thi rd, financing." He renewed his suppo rt for a federal program to give low interest loans to slates and cities and said he will in- troduce legislation to establish a joint legislative-executive council for a better system of communication and coo pers· lion among all levels of govemmenL Arabs Holding Summit' 3 Nations Seek Unity, End to Conflicts DAMASCUS (UPI) -The heads of state of Egypt, Syria and Libya met to- day ostenslbly to complete a constitution that wtll llnk their nations in a federation. Politi cal sources said they were working just as hard to try to end the rifts in the Arab world. ln recent weeks King Hussein's troops launched military operations against the Palestinian guerrillas in J ordan and rebel aff lcers tried and fa iled to overthrow King Hassan af Morocro. Left-wing rebels staged a coup in Sudan and were overthrown themselves. Syria and Iraq closed their borders with Jordan, and Syria fought border battles with Jorda· nian troops. Political sources said that after ceremonies Friday formally linking Syria, Egypt and Libya, Egyptian Presi· dent Anwar Sadat will go to Saudi Arabia for talks with King Faisal in the first visit there by an Egyptian leader since 19«. (In Beirut, the v•elt-informed An Nahar newspaper speculated King 11ussein may fly to Jcddah fo r the Sadat-Fa isal meeting, but there v.•as no confinnation of this from Anunan or any other source.) Omar Sakkaf. Saudi Arabian minister of state for foreign affairs, drove to Damascus from Beirut \Vednesday night and delivered an ''important message" from Faisal, the sources said. There was no indication of its contents. Faisal was in Cairo ln J une to discus:; the Jordanian-Palestinian guerrilla crisis. Sadat, head of the Arab world's rank- tng stale, opened a summit conference in the Syrian capital \Vednesday night "'ith Libyan Premier ?-.1oammar Khadafy and Syrian President Hafez Assad. The three * * * Arab Guerrilla SJain by I srael In Gaza Stri}l TEL AVI V (UPJ) -An Israeli palrol killed an Arab guerrilla in a brief firefight in Gaza City in the lsraeli·oc- cupied Egyptian Gaza Strip today, a mil itary spokesman said. The s pokesman said the patrol found two pistols, a rifle and five hand gre· nades in the area. The guerrilla had been wanted for 11on1e lime by Israeli security forces. the spokesman said. It wa11 the first reported incident in the turbulent strip since ,_1onday v.·hen a grenade explosion wounded J7 persons ln the Gaza City Sejaiyeh market place. Jn nearly a month, Israeli lroops have killed or captured more than 50 guerrillas in a widespread campaign lo halt ter- rorist activities in the strip, the northern gateway into the Seinaj Peninsula from Israel. To further reduce terrorist incidents in the a rea, occupation forces also have been thinning out refugee camps, moving families to new homes to make room for new patrol roads. leaders met agaln today for their third round of talks at the Damascus guest palace where they a rrived to the &C· companlment of thousands or Syrians cheering for Arab unity. Conference sources said the three also met at midnight with Palestinian guer- rilla chief Vasser Arafat and discussed the conflict between Jordan and the gucr- Unionists Raided rillas, heightened by King Husseln'a war against the Palestinians in mid-July. Political sources said the tense border situation between Jordan and Syria, which engaged in brief tank duels l11t week, and the crisis between Jordan and the Palestinian guerril las there also waa discussed during the 91}.mlnute firat r OWld. Masked Men Put Bomb In Bel£ ast Headquarters LONDONDE RRY, Northern Ireland (UPJ1 -Masked gunmen believed to be outlawed Irish Republican Arm y 1ne1nbers raidc.'d the Belfast headquarters of the governing Unionist Party today Md planted a bomb in the bu ilding, party members said. A Unionist Party member or the Northern Ireland Parliament, William Kennedy. said th e gunmen locked him in a room at gunpoint while they planted the IO·pound bomb. filled with a n anti·handl- ing de\•ice \\'hich British Army experls said took two hours to defuse. Unionist Party Secretary Jaim Bailie said he 1,1•as in his office when the gunmen struck at the headquarters in Glengalf Street. "I had just finished a telephone call with the Deputy Prirne ri.1inister, ri.·lr. John Andrew. when 1 heard our doorman running up the stairs." Bailie said. .. He.was shouting, 'The IRA are here !' I U1ougl1t he was joking. Then I saw his face and knew he was ser ious." Bailie said he went lo lhe front door of the building, but the gunmen had gone. "I ordered my staff to leave the building.'· Bailie said. ·rhc attack on Unionist Headquarters came as Premier Brian F'aulkner con- ferred with British Prime Minister Edward Jlealh at the British leader's of. licial Chequers rou11try ·residence. The talks ·"'hic.h began Wednesday V.'hen Faulkner new to London ended shorlly after 3 p.m. and lhe Northern Jreland premier left for Belfast In Londonderry, British troops today smashed through more barricades in Roman Catholic areas and began patrols through the city's sewer netv.·ork in their hunt for IRA members. Shouts of "\Ve will not lie down under England" -bu t little vio lence -greeted the army push through barriers that had been torn down Wednesday only to be rebuilt overnight. Catholics constructed the barriers or concrete. broken paving stones end household furniture. partly to keep British troops out and parlly as a symbol of their defiance of !he predominantly Protestant Northern Ireland government and the soldiers sent in to keep peace. Paving bl ocks, steel pipe, overturned automobiles and hijacked buses have been the traditional building materials fo!' the barriers. Security fortts \Vednesday n i g h t released on bail two opposition members af Parliament, John Hume, 34. and Ivan Cooper. 28. who were held in the Roma n Catholic Bogside earlier \Vednesday aJ crowds clashed with soldiers. Prime Minister Brian Faul kne r ""as meeting today with Prime Minister Edward Heath of Britain near London. They were reviewing dev elopmenl.3 since Faulkner invok ed internment y,•ithout lrial 10 days ago. Red Negotiator Blames Economy On Vietnam War PARI S (AP) North Vietnam rleclared today that the longer the United States delays ils total withdrawa l from Vietnam, the more it \\'ill face "economic a nd monetary difficulties." Hanoi's chier negotiator. Xuan Thuy, returned with a broad :smile to the Viet- ne.m peace talks after missing last weei.:·s session, apparently because of il lness. ''The more the United States delays Its total and unconditional withdrawal from Vietnam," he told newsmen as he entered the !26th weekly session of the talks, "the longer il delays the return of the cap- tured American military men to their homes and the greater will be i ll economic and monetary difficulties." The Viet Cong delegate, Mrs. Nguyen Thi Binh. did not attend the session. There was no immediate explanation. She v.·as replaced by one of her deputies, Dinh Ba Thi. Sou th Vietnam's Pham Dang Lam, the first speaker. accused North Vietnam of "feverishly intensifying military prepata· lions" by concentrating troops and sup- plies in Lhe demilitarized zone for • strike against the South. U.S. Scientist Leaves Red China After Long Stay l~ONG KONG (UPI) -Or. Yang Chen- 11ing, an American Nobel Prize-winning physicist v.ho has been visiting his ill father in Communist Chlnan I e f t Shanghai Tuesday, the China News Agency (NC:"JA) reported Wednesday in a broadcasl 1nonitored hrre. Irish International Airlines general manager. Michael Dargan, said the an- nouncement "represents negotiation by economic muscle." He said In Dublin that the three U.S. carriers, "not content with having full ac- cess to two thirds or the Irish m11rket through Shannon, want the remaining one third as well." "Three against one is apparently their idea of fair compelilion and the United Stales is apparently prepared lo use force against us to back them up," he said. Big Guns Airlifted F1·om TI1reatened Viet11a1n Post An army spokesman said troops would pull do,vn all the barricades and were patrolling the se\.\·er system to get at !RA extremists, v.•hom the government blam- ed for the deadliest outbreak of violence in the province in 50 years. The latest n1ilitary effort to demolish l11e barricades began £'arly \\'Ninesday and !he fighting throughout the day claimed two more lh·es. including a deaf n1ute and brought to at least 28 the death toll since Aug. 9. He said North Vietnamese aUacks on South Vietnamese positions ha v • multiplied in the past few days, and ad- ded : "You are continuing your troop in· filtrations, not only via the Ho Chi Minh trail but also by other roads \\'hich have been opened recently along the Vietnam- Laos border al a time v.·he more tha n half of the allied forces have already been repatriated and other contingents are :scheduled to leave South Vietnam." Yang, director of the institute ror t heoretical physics at Nev.· York State Universitv. n1ct with Premier Chou En- lai and cl11f1('se scientists and rrofcssors during J11 s n1onth-long slay. I-le shared the Nobel Prize for physics Jn 1957 for work on the pnnciplc of the conservatinn of parity_ ~CN1\ clid not report Yang'.s destina· lion. 1 It h;id been speculated fn !he United Stat~s that 'l'ang also played a part in the r ecent negol!a lions leading to President Nixon's announcement of his scheduled Peking vistt) In d ia Chi ef T rave ls NE\V DELHI IAP\ -Pr11ne ~1 1111 strr lndlta Gandhi \Nill make hrr fi rst 1·1s1t outside of India since winning lhf' general election earlier this year. She will 1·1.~1t France. Britain and the J;n1ted S1a1es 1n late October. The United Ne\.\.·s of India ~aid \\led· nesday that specific dates v.·ould be an- oounced later. SAIGON (UPI\ -Giant American CH47 troo p carrying helicopters lifted alt !he artill ery out of the key South Viet· namese fire Base Sarge today in the fare of incrc.1sin1? pressure from a Nor th V1el- narne5e offensive along the dcrn1l1tarized zone. A U.S. Dii i Huey n1ilitnry 11elicopter al~n t11ok 1H1 Arncrican cnn1ha t radio lr:nn ouL r;f the lhreatened base. Tl1e rcmnval of all of Surge':; artillery :-;enr,ti.~ly v.·e;ikcned the outpost's main 1n1ssion of guarding the Quang Tri river valley, a major CommunisL Infiltration route. Showers Southeast • Ill Mo st of Nation Enjoy s Pleasant Sunny Weather Cnll fnrnf a f'llY11W•9'GMMATIOMl.WIATHns11v1erT01:11 A.M. In •·•·11 I r UNITE D 'RES S INTIRNl.TIONA L to s~nn• we~•~• "'"' Pred1ct1<1 !<or c--.;,.'lotmt """'"•'" Cll••t>onl1 lod••· w1•n K •!· PAii -~ 1erf'O ~/'GWf'' ""'' ll>f 1<1u!l>orn mewl\-• •• / ,,.. ~ l•tn• .tn!I dnfr!\ I'!' v Tnt •0•1ctl! nro~ t•m~1•1!~•• lo~ t~~i"ll~ Wl!fl I lo;rw ""'•11!1! nfM 10 LOl/o clo..O\ •' • • • le.. 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UPI correspondent Ste\.\'art Kellerman reporled that hea vy North V ietname~e shelling and ground assalilts preceded the airlif!ing or the big guns and A1nrrtca11 radit1men oul of the Sarge Base. Hea\'y rain curt;ii!ed US. and Sou!h Vietnamese air and helicopter counterat1acks t0day. Rut three 111a11es of U.f-;. 1352s pounded Nnr!h Vielnan1esc pos itions along the DJ\1Z defense line early today "'hile Com- 1nunisl forces were al\acking Sarge and combat base fuller. The U.S. Command sald meanwhile that 13 Americans v.·ere killed in batlle in Indochina last v.'eek. The No rth Vietna1nesc probe to\\•ard fire Base Sarge v.•as halted by South Viet- namese marines "'ho set up an an1bush MXl yards east or the bflse and killetl 11 or the Communists. There were no South Vietnamese casualties. Military :spokesmen said the North Vietnamese patrol \.\'as probably recon- noitering for the ri'giment·si1.ed force that overran Nui Ba Ho mounll1in!op out· post near the DM Z last Sunda,\'. Some 12,000 North Vietnamese "'ere believed operating in the DMZ offensive . That fi gure puts !he Communists on a man-for-man par with the South Viet- namese. ln a third attack lodtiy Along the Dr.fZ, the North Vietnamese fired 40 rounds of 82m rn mortar fire on lhe South Viel· namese outpost of Alpha I , three miles Inland from the Gulf of Tonkin. The Saigon troops reported some wounded but no dead in the attacks on Sarge. Fuller and Al pha I. An ARVN spokesman said a South Vie~ name:se battalion rought a large Com· munlst force from sundown Tuesday le> early Wednesday jusl north of Nui Ba Ho, killing 124 North Vietnamese with a loss of 22 South Vietnamese killed and 16 wounded. Ren1u s Runs \Vild CINClNNATI IAP) -r.fary Ginn hA~ filed A charge agalnst Floosie Evesladge: for harboring Sin animAl in U1elr apart· n1ent building. Mary wa!I cha~ed down the builc1ing's hallway by F loosi's pet, a bobcat namt!:d Remus. I An army spoke5man said the troops cleared half a doz en barricades fron1 streets in 90 minutes \\'ithnut bringing any nf the gunbattles \\'hich o<:curred earlier. \Vitnesses said Catholics rebuilding barricades bulldozed dov.·n by paralroops sonic h(1urs earlier u~ed concrete in some cases lo construct the new barricades. The acting U.S. negotiator, Philip C. Habib, also accused North Vietnam ol "blatant violations" of the demilitarized zone . He called for "immediate and serious consideration" of a long-standing American proposal for a general cease· fire thrvughout Indochina. The proposal has been repeatedly re· jected by the Communist u,..,, ........ The Perils of Pearl Singer Pearl Railey was surprised v.·hen a little loo much 'um r h' in reverse sent I.he Broadway sta r spra\vli ng as she was being Laken to tho grands ta nd sh ow in a golr cart for her performance a t th e Wi.!i- ronsy1 Sta le F'air. Jairors Excused Medina Officials Weigl1 Lie Te st F'T. f\1 CPHERSOJI:, Ga . I AP 1 -The Jury in t.ht Capt. Erne~1 l. Medina cnurt - mart1al ha s the d.iry off toda.v while defense and government la\\'yers rl1scuss a Ht dt tecLor test t11k<'n by h1n1. Defense attorney F. Lee Bailey ls exerr1sinp: his option In place 111 the rf'CTlrd expert lestimnny suppor11ng l\.1edlna's claim he gave nn orders ln niassacre ('11'1hans 11! My La i. l\1ec!1na 1s ch;ir,i:ed with !he respnns1t>111ty fl'lr the death~ of 100 \'irtnan1ese c iv i ! i an s ;i!leged l.v killed b.v his men dunng ;i l\·!arrh Iii. l!l6ll in· fa ntr·y sweep th rough the village. He also is cha rged \l•l!h shoo ting a Vie!namese woman and causing the death of 11 young bo.v, The jury 1.1•;is rl1sm1sserl sn lh.11t the procedur;:il matter nl the polygraph could be di~cussed. thr Montr"nse. Colo .. officer, 1 witntss tt:stifled Wedne.sday lhat a small Vietnamese boy was kt!!~ w1th1n earshot of rvTedina. John r-.t Smail. or Kent, Y.'ash . a squad leader \Vith the :'!rd Platoon at t11y Lai, testified he saw a boy about 5 or 6 years old, "'l lh bloody f11ce and hands. As he stood there. Sma il ~atd. f\1ed ina and a command ,1troup of tihnul nine men came throu;th thP arett . "He 1f\led ina l <·an1e hy whilt I "·as stand1n~ thrre ...,here !he bo.v ll"as Capt f\\edina and the group went past and the IP.st man in 1hr command group shnt the boy " Asst. prosecutor C a p ! - Franklin \Vurtzel asked hr.iv far 11way Medina \l'.:IS fron1 lh<' shooting. S 111 a 1 I estimatrd Medina could have be en betw1>e n 36 and 5() ya rds all';iy. .. -. -.. .. ' •. , .. ,. " .... ~ ..., .• ' . ~-. -. -A"";,. , • .,. PRESIDENT STANDS ALONE IN GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK Possible Ta x Break for Conservation Property Donors on His Agenda Nixon To111·s Gra11d Teto11 Parl\ Th1111day Auqun 1"1 1Q71 OAJL Y PILOT 5 Wallace Defie s Sc hool Plan Of Cou1·t Wl1ile Blacl{s J eer· HOBSON CITY. Ala. ~U PI ! Mitchell "nd HEW an op. ford All three .school.!i are les1 -Go"_ Geor.i:e r \\'al lace ::If'· portun1ty 10 provr whether or than three mJles apart. cused !he IPder::il JUd1r1111·v not tlie y helieve in what rhty · Thi.i; ~chMI is going lo re-~.J \Vednesda y of k11i1ni.t publlf' 111a1n open nn ;i non· sa y they believe In -and th;it ed11cation 111th its .. hberal discriminatory basis the s11me philosoph ies·• ;ind 11 rd ere d is neighhorhood .c.rhoo!s, whieh a~ thr Oxford school,'" \l.'al!ace ln('ill school ofl!c1al~ rn 1.sinnrp they ha1•e destroyed 10 Hobson told !ht 1<:roup il court.imposed desegreg;iqon C11y" \Va!lilce s111d "\\"<' fetl that the cit izens ot plan LIS r>istrict Judge Frank H ;i !J races in this counlry h;i ve \V11llace. jeered b1 ;i "1rnup l'll l'~·adden of B1rminght1m ha~ a n~ht tn the f1nrs1 f11c1lt11e' of about 50 black student!) _ nrdered the pairing or Calhoun pnss1ble ."' he continued "\V e \\'hose support he h<id rtaimerl County Train1n~ School in are ~01ng ln provirle .vnu 1.1•1t!1 -told the Calhoun Count~ and Hobson City with an r\emen· the finest school system a.~ ex· Oxfnrrl Ci11· School hnard5 10 ta ry and high .srhoot 1n Ox-is!s " oper ;i le u ndt'r I ast \ t'tl r" ~ st u. ~!'!!!!!'!!!'!!!'!!'!!!!'!!!'!!!'!!!'!!!'!!!'!!!!!!!'!!!'!!!'!!!'!!!'!!!'!!!'!!!'!!!'~ dent pl11('emrn1 arrangrment ra ther than utih1r 11 painn~ pl au The i:;n1ernor 11;:is 1n111rrl 10 lhis all-hl.:irk E;ist Alabama ln11'n of 1.500 In· .\la,101' .Joe Striplin .:ind ,\la.1 nr R ,\ Adams o( nt'arhv Oxfo rd Jll'. had cl aimed bl<if'k ;:is wrll as 1 whHe students f;i1·ored hii; ac- tinn I Hn11'f'l'er, the i::roup nf fh;in ting black1<. n10~! nf them ,cn1de srhMI st11rlr11l s. rrird tn ~hout \\"alla cP <!nll'n 1111('11 he WRITERS - N. Y. Book Publuher Co ming Here To lntervU.W Authora .An executi"l'e of a well·l..-no....-n ~elf )'otl.: publ i&her will !«In he in this c:ity 10 intervie-..· wri len.. Hi~ purpo~e i~ to uru:n 1·er manu'>Cripta wnrthy nf public:1tion. f iction, non-lirtion, porlry, ju fc:n il c•, cnUcc tioM of 1hort il,,rie_, nr 11 111cl t-t., relig1ou~. ~{W'(ia.lized. &nd e\"tn conlronnia.I slLLjecl..5 w1U he con~idl'"J~d. The issue of the polygrilph first came up during r-.1edin;i "s pretrial hearing. Col .!;in1e~ l\!obl rv. the investigatin.': of- fi cer. "testified th11! a dt'fense polygraph expert su pported fl1edint1 '5 claim that he ga ve no orders lo m a 5 s a cr e civilians . U n de r cross-exa1ninalio11. Ba lley a~ked Smail Ir he had "anv doubt \\lidmer did rhe shOOting." Smail identified Frederick \\'idmer as a rad ioman in Medina's com- mand. n1ountrd ;i plillfnrm In 11rlclrr.~.~ (ill.AND TE: TO~ '.\i~-Trx , tl11s :ifternnon tn <Hldre ss In p1·n111n1r prirkl;ind and a n1i\"erl crr111rl nl sornr 21)0 TIONAL PAR!\, \\.111 1L 'PI1 1hP \'etpr;i ns nf fnre1,cn \\'an:. rerrc.:111nna l ;i1·r.:is 11ilh his prrsnns. \ _ Presi drnl Nix<"ln. 11arrned /\"1xnn htonkPd ;i hoat trip on s\npr11rr ;.ii Rnnkrr·hoff Ho11sr. Thr\" r h;i ntf'd "(;n lln111r IC ynu hal'e 11. ma"11.'rript tt1rl; (or aim<><! read y-) for puh- iif'Ali"n, anrl wou ld like lo di!rU!s it w11h t.hi1 cxeeuti1•c:, plc:1ae l~lephone the numlw-r below hetw.-en 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.n1., a.nd Jc.ave your name and addre!!, 'lou will be r.ontacted later. Jacksnn L11kr. n\lled for its a rwo·stnr~· Ing tnrl)!P <11·erlook· \\';ill11Ce" :1nrl r11rrierl pl::ir;irdi;.I h~ the enthusia1>t1c rrspnn~e of cul throat !rout. ing the l::ike ;:inrl the jagi;:ed , dennunc1n)! !hr l:!nl'f'rnor 1.10,000 persons in llhnots . fleiv He timen a s!a!l'ment nn the 1c-e-capprd peaks of the "t'm ,l!ivin,i: ~l r. /\'1xon ::inrl Telephone: 673-1166 If YOW prtfer, w'h• ft lh• ldlt•rlal llit9<-tor, "No sir," Smail replied. Asked wh;it l\.fed ina·s reac- tion w:is to the shooting. Sma il repl ied: to I his be>lu t 11u1 111ou nt a in -~I e~d~'~"~l~g~,_~.,~r~o~m~e~Ol~p~r~og~r~a~m"_~T~e~to~o~s:· ---------~A~tt~o~rn~e~y:_~c~·~'"~'~'~' l~-J~o~h~o~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ \I ildernes." ;ind d1sf'!oscd toda y\ he will ask Cnni;:r<'ss tn ,i:il"e a D•pt. CA·11, P.0 .101111 9, G .11.0 ., N•w Y•rk, N.Y.10001 Bailey said il was Army pol iry nnt to try a defendant if a lie deteclor indicated hi~ in- n1Jcence. lhen hP ;:iskerl l\.1nbley If he had checked this cnn- !Pntion In f\lcdina·s casr . t.lnhle~· replied he h11d not. '"I "'as \\"alchin.i:: Cap!. lax break In donors nf pro----------------------------------------------------------j J>E'rly for con servati on! f\1eanwhile. for the first ltme in the cour!-marti11I of U.S. Admits Spoilage Of Eggs WASHINGTON <AP \ -A month .:ifte.r discn\'ering 11 persistent poison 1.1·11.~ leakin~ into fis h me11I destined for chicktn. pig and c11tfi~h feed , the ~n v ernment h2.s acknowled~ed 11n unknown riuan tity of conlaminalt'd e~gs ha~ heen eaten by cnnsumt'r.!:. Food a n ti nruiz .Administration spokesmen say the le1·el ;i ! which thr eizgs \\'l!re cnnl aminated b.v the DDT·li ke. chemical -<ilthough illegal -is so low tht:re. i-' nn health haz;ird. R11lph Nade r 6a~·s it 1~ Fl ha zard. ""The F[)A JUd~es the cur· rent problem with e1<:g.~ tn be onr of undesir11bl r f on n I adulter11tion nnL 11ssociat.ed \l"ith anv health hazard," ~aid an FtiA ~pokesm ;in \Ved- nesdll\". Earlier. 11 \\'ttshingt nn e.i::li! d.1stnbu1or s111d he had no lde:i 5,000 rlo1en egi;:s hP received "'ere cnntam1naterl and the eggs ·"h pped thrl'lll.l!h thr ;igenc.v·.~ enfnrc1>ment ner a 1veek 11nd a half ago The FDA said h n I e 1 s , rl':s1a uriints 11nrl ~rnrery stnrf'.~ .:ilready h.:irt rere11·f"d 1he egizs bv the time ltiO te~ts we re r~mp\c!C'd 50 Aided In Tunnel NEW YORK (UP!l Thousands ol subway-r iders i\1edina HP was tatktn.R on !he radio, I non "! even knn11· lf he saw !he bo.v shot." 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A (11111try (lftlff 1011 lwc~ I I.,.. l ttw"" 011'!ltltl I !+llo 962-9119 HOUIS: Mt• .• ,.rl. t 1 .111 .. t P·"'· \l't. t •·"'··' ,.111. 1~11. 10 111.111 ,•4 I'"' COMMUNITY EVENTS Cost• Mesa Ch,ii mber of Commerc.e FIESTA de COSTA MESA ~ 16 RIDE CARNIVAL e Al l SlATES FESTIVAL • IOAT SHOW e CAMl'ER DISl'LA'I' • NEW MODEL 1•12 AUTO SHOW • SPAGHETT! DINNER t ly So111 of holy J • l(')OT H~REF RfS HM ENTS e fNTfRTAINMfNT e DRAWINGS FOR PRIZE~ Costa Mesa Park Sept. 17th thru 19th Ar li•I of the Month IARIARA SEEM AN 1 .. •bor•'• ,,,,.,,.., '" •rt b•~·~ '" •bool '"• '"' grid• ~"• '""""'d !h• St• O•~o .t.rt 1.'u>1um IOr •••u•I oumm•n lot tlHUI t nd 11,.n '""'~ tl•llt• l•om wn<or •·~h """ 1un10• fOllto• I" •tt Sht ond h•r hutbl"d movl'd !o Monr.nqton lt1ct. In .t.l•QUll 1110. Sno noo bff" Q,.,,,q "'' olh IO• ,111, ••• U •••al v••rt 1no ""' al•rl•d "lllno ~·lvotoly !nil V•••. Sh• "•• """""" •h• w~u•o !••• ro '"'"'" ·~ '"ll••e 1" 1~0 '"""q to rotolvo lu••hl• '" .,,1,.,,." '" "'' •nd '"'" not hobbV 1n1e • I ~'"''"'"" \no ''""" O•I •• !ht "'"'"""' •"~ "'" hll •• tho oel•t! M., "'"''' I! lh1 1hew•n• •rtl1101 on Pllnllnf "" ..,,OO<n ~ll QUU i nd on ctn••ll. .. ····-····-·~----- 6 OLo •nnua1 7CJ rala Certificate Accounts· $.~,000 mir11mu1n d£:po~d. 2-year min1 1nLJ m term. Da 'I ccr--riour: ~'1 · Earn horn date or depo;,1!. 5.25%~~t~ual 90 Day Certificate Accounts· No m1n1m1.:rn deposrt. Daily C.OrPP".lUnd1ng, Earn from Cale of deposit. EARN HIGHER INTEREST AT CALIFORNIA FEDERAL! ...... , Certificate Accounts• -:. 1,000 111 inirnum depo;.it. 1 -year minimum 1er rf', t.:.a ;ly comp'")U llC!"l'"J Earn l·orn date of depo31:. 5% currant 0 annual rate Passbook Accounts 1:0 minimum deposit. Da ily compound "'i'.). Interest day-in to day-oLJ!. / ;~ir: "e._, [1< S.1•-t ~ . ·~ ~·-· i NATION'S LARGEST FEDERAL COSTA MESA OFFICE: 2700 Harbor Blvd. near Adams• 546-2300 CLI FFORD M. WESDORF, VICE PRESIDENT & MANAGER Convenient Offices lhroughoul LosAnQitlU , Or11ng• ind Ventura Counl •~.\ "'((Cunt•''' rniur1~ ~P tc J 10 000 ~n~tr p1cvl1T~n1 el th• Fed1r1I t.1~ln;1 l I.ct n ln1ur1ne1 Cort>11t1Hcn,1 p11m1n~M '''"CY e! t~• Unit•~ !ot111! C.ovt •n••11"t. .,,,,.. .ALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS • ......... 0 ... 11 ... _...,,,,. ... . f-8 . • I ' I ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' l ! ; ' -· -. •. DARY PROT EDITORIAL PAGE Pendleton President Ntxon took a walk on lhe beach at San Clemente one day and mused, he said later. about open· ing a large segment of Camp Pendleton shoreline to the pu bll('. Since. lhen. his voy.•s lo open 2.5 miles n1ore of the Marine Corps beach and 3.400 acres of San fllaleo Ca n- yon have stumti led along-hitting several obstacles along the \\•av <'0ngress didn't li ke Mr. Nixon's idea of an outright gift of the land lo the State of California. All told. the gift would have included the 3 5·n1tle San On ofre Bluffs State Park no"' on a 25·year lease to the stare from the fl.1arine Corps. This would have meant a ~i.x·n11!e strip of beach going into state possession The I louse and Senate both \\'o rried that an out.right .i:;rant l'l the Stale of California could mean that some of the valuable property might eventually v.•ind up in pri· vale hands. The Congressional concern produced a la\v \vhich states that deeding or leasi ng of any portion of Pendlelon must meet Congressional approval. Now it seems likely Congress will be called 11pnn to arprnve a compromise d eal which offers the six miles of beac·h and the. uplands on a 50·year lease to the state for recreation purposes. That very \~1 ell could be the best way to open rhe. Pendleton lands. Any grant of the splendid property to the state Y.1ould create an awesome trust. \Vha t might happen to the area perhaps a decade from now tvould be anyone's guess. Leasing it. at least. creates perpetual federal con· trol over the use of t he land. It could mean that private developers could not snap up c hunks of the valuable acreage, and oil interests \VO U!d not be able to exploit the pools of crude which are almost certain to exist nearby. There still are some loose ends to the lease com· promise. however. The one needing an early solution involves the fate Compromise of major agncultural investments made by farmers in Lhe canyon . . _ Nelther the farmers nor government off1c1all'i know \Vhat v.•ill happen to the agricultural leases. Improve· 1nents to the land amount. to hundreds of thousands o( dollars. It seems obvious that lhe farmers should not be evicted. There is enough in 3,400 acres to blend farms \vith carnplng and parking. "' ~lr . Nixon·s plan to open the Pendleton lands has not failed. But has been modified and improved. State parks and re('reation officials can obtain .• magnificent beach and canyon and develop it for pubLic recreation. \'et lhe land itself wo uld remain protected from commercial exploitation It seems a \vorkab!e compromise . Correcting a Wrong Back in January. the "new order" Board of Super· visors by a 3 to 2 vote reversed a long·standing policy and. \Vithout \11arning, declared all Orange County gov· crnment department heads eligible for firing on one· n1onlh notice . . t\lthough traditionally reappointed for a full ·ye ar terrn. lhe county executives were put on a month·lo- month ba s 1.~. It \Va.~ !ran.~parenlly a move back toward supcrvisor1al empire building. \Vilh Board Cha!rn1an Robert Battin absent.. and ig· noring his request for delay. the board voted 4 to 0 Tuesday that appointed department heads can be dis· charged only by a four.fifths vole and only after they have been given a \Vritten statement of cause and a closed·door personnel hearing before the board. And so the sword dangling for eight months over the heads of rounty employes has been removed-and none too soon. for an exodus of competent county execu· lives was threatened. Perhaps the action portend! a re· turn to sanity in other areas of county government, as \vell. ~It 1'1&~$ SfCllETAR'i'. 'lllER£'5 A RUMOR GOWG AROUNP iHAT Tl1~ APM l ~~TR.t.TION Ml<iMT J11114P :SPIRO AG-NE.IV IN i!:l7Z . ~LL .. .'I'l.L CWECK INTO THAI RIGH• NOW! ---\ 15 THEIZe ANY TRlffM IN iHAT' ._,,__ -l Wl<AT WAS THAT NAM~ ··~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-' Battdicap to FBI l11filt1•ati.011 .~Hoover Has a Hair Hangup A Few Items To Make Life A Definition of \\IASl~J Nr.TON -.I. Edgar Hoover, the ?fi.ve;1r-old PB! chief. has a hangup aboul ! heir. He's intlincd tn measure an em- : pio}·e's rid clity by the length of his Jocks. :-Last June, for ins!ance. !he old : curmudgeon saw a pict ure in the : \\fa ~hingtnn f'n!'I of threr FBI agents · hu!'lhng an airline 'hijacker. Glf'n E. •Riggs, 1ri!n lhP U.S. :'mag1s1rate's co u r l : in Alexandria , Va ·o ne nf the agents. . John F. ~1ullcn, had sideburns ex1endin"- -almns! In the hot tom : of his «>ar. ThJ.~ v1nlall.'11 l-!nov· • er'.~ 1.:is1e in s1dehurn<;. In a huff, he : censurrd ,\lullen for le!ling his sideburns -grnw too long ;ind banished him to ln· : dian;ipohs. NO\\I 11 00\IEB IJ,\S ordered an FBI · wide 1nspertion. di vision b.v division. for : liubversi\'e sideburns and hippy hairdos. -Anyone whnsc hair s1yle doesn 't suit the -old man will lose JO days pay. • Some FBI agen ts have complained : pri\'atcly th11t Hoover's tonsorial ta:<:tcs : make it difficult for them t(I infiltrate anti- : gov e r nm e n t demonstrations. The ; dcmo nstrat(lrs, invariably. 14•ear their :·hair long and straJ:gly. Narcotics agents. 14•ho ca ref u 11 Y r-------. ---- 1 \Jack Anderson ~ cultivate the hippy look and lingo. have been far more successful ;it infiltr;i!inn. They are conlemptunus. indeed. of the FB I. As one narco tics af.!rnl pu1 i1 to us, "An FBT man's idea of tnfLHrallng a hippy group is tak ing off his lie " A HUGE TEXAS co n1pany jhat does 11 big business with the oil companies has been hired bv the En\'ironmcntal Prntec· ~ion Agency ·10 in\'eSl1Aale the di.~as!rous offshore 011 spills and fires caused by the same companies. The company is Texas ln strumrn1 s. an S827·million·a·year concern \\'hose board of directors until recentl y included no less an oily politico than John Connally, LBJ 's old sidekick. who is Nixon·~ Treasury Secretary. Officials at Texas lnstrumcnls ;ire not al all embarrassed at having been hired to invesligate one of their biggrst customers. !1Jdeed. in proper Texas fashion . they seem positively proud of it. "WE DO BUSINESS wi!h all the major oil companies and ;ill the minnr oil com· panies," said frank Lord. one of TJ'5 public relations boosLers, Lord explained that aside from making f'quipment that could be used by oil drillers. Texas In stru ments has one whole division devoted to performing seismic sur\'eys or oil fields prior to dri!l· ing. Al lhe samf' lime. he acknowledged, the company has signed a cnnlraet vdth EPA to do "surveys and investigations to determine the (.()llrtes. causes, effects, m<n·ement or dispersions " of oil spills. SO FAR THI!; company has in· vestiga tcd three major nil disristers: the Shell Oil fire in the Gu ll (lf Mex ico lasl De('e111ber: the Strindard nf Calif{lrniA tanker col lision near S11n Francisco in februarv and the Texas spill near Ana rortes in Pugel Sound last April EPA o(ficials slre.~s Iha! Tc~as lnstrumcnts has played no role in f1nd1ng fault for the di sast('rs, but "'as merely in· volved in determining the extent of the ecological harm. This still creates an opportun1Ly for a company. caught in a conflict of interest. to do its customer a favnr. For a report n1inimizing the environmental harm from an oil spill would be of great public rela· tions value to an oil company. Nevertheless, the EPA insists that Tex· as Instruments has done 11 "profe ssional job" Talk About Inscrutable! \\'ho savs \V;:ish1 n ~tfln can't (;ire up In re;il1ty" After nnl\ 2:1 vear.~ of drn\·10,;: it. Y.'f'\'e rn.:infully adn11ltrd 1h<1t 1herr 1~. Inn. a greal big counl ry 1n 1\s1a called Chtn n ~!011'l'n\·t;>r. 1\·e·rP i;:rnng tn help our new· f l'lu(ld fnrn r!.~. I h P Ch111e~e, t;i kc 1hr1 r r igh1fu l !.r;it. in the • lj :'\ -h (' C It II !. f'. ·: gav~ !he: S1a1e Of'- : pn.nrnrn1. we mu~I. recognlzr "thP rrall· • tic~ nf zhe 1,,.orld to· : da~ " Of course. at the • same 1lmf'. 14•r•re : going In tight tooth <ind nail to help our ; dear. old fnends. !he Chinese retain their ; rightful ~eltl 1n 1he U N. • RUT AT t.Er\ST \.\'f' now re cognize the : f11C'l lhat therf' arl' '"'fl Chinas -one on : Taiwan governing Ta11van and one on the : mainland ~overn1ng the mainland. So .• ~ Hold 11 ~ Serret;iry of the Stale f{oger~ : vigorously den i<'R recognizing the: fact : therr are h\•n Ch1nA~. Our new poli cy i!l not JI "l"'O·China policy," he sa~·s firmly. ' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - •'. ·: . OllANG-l COAST DAILY PILOT RtJ hPrt ;V. lVet>d. Puh/1.~/itor Tho1nas l\t!e.Vll, Editor AlbFrt \V , Bntr! Ed irorral Page Ed!lor Thi, ed11ont1I Ngr of the D1111y Pilnt .,...q ro lnfonn 1111d ~llmul111e ~1!1• rl"'!I hy pl'l"Sentlni;: lhii< IW'14.,..-pAl'll'r'• op-11Uflri1 •nd ron1m<'ntary on !opic .. 1,t l'T!'T'""tl •rw:I 111R"n1!1rance. hy prn- W,.~ 4 "1r>im '"r :h .. ~l(Jlr""'!"~IO.n nf r,-:, :•:w">n AplOlOfl!, Afllt by P~· ti'"':!' "If: -.. ~.\. .. ~ \1r14'JY111')\S nf IM• )'.r-otr'/ ... ,...-~ aM lpilk~r.m€'n Ori T,o;;1<"1 •f "h<O ".ty Art llopp" 1!'~ a ''dual rrprt'SFntal1n11 pohr~ This n1ean~. hr sav~. we 're ()111.V recngnii1ng !hf' fa ct !hrrp arr t11·n Ch1nesP ,e_nvernn1t>nl ~ Rul we·rf' not. going to tell anyho(i.v hro\\ 111.111y Chtnas \..'e lhink there. are. Lc!'5i hcipe. 11·e kno w v:hat \\·c're rlo1n,e_ SCEN~ The L N Sccuniv {;n1inri! Standing uneasily ;irn11nd 1he five St'<l1!i for the permanent rncrnher~ arf' i;;1x gentlemen 1r11Jud111~ 1\rnha~~ador t.1ia ow from Peking and An1bass;irlnr B110 \\'ao from Taipei Lnokin,e_ 1110!;1 uneasy of all is our Am bassador. Henry Cahhagr. Cabbage lnf'r\·ously to i\!ian11·) \\'ell. 11 1t isn•t my near ney.o.fou ncl fri<'n(t , ~11aow. I'd recognize you anyvd1ere. Lately. i\lla1114· 1i;;uspic1nusly1 1\S l h e governmen! of China') Cabbagt : Ce rtainly. l'l'rta1nly V.1e musl face lhe rPahlies of the world tod;iy and you are qui te definitely 1he governn1ent of China . No dol1bt aboql \! &o Wao tangrily ) Now ju~1 a mi !'lule' for 25 years you·ve to\d us on Ta1wari thal we're 1he gove:rn1nent of China. Quotes James F'. Byrne~. formt'r U,S. Stcly, nf Slate -"Too many fl('Ople arr th1nk1 n~ of security instead of orportun11y. They seem more afraid of life than death " ~fa)'Or CJ1rl 8. Stokr~ ol C\f'\'t lAnd. Ohio, on America's rll5ln!~ii;r111lon - "While wt are figh11n~ In r1efenr1 from oulside. y.·e are perm1U1ng our muntry 1.n dlf' from wil hin " John N. f>lilr hrlL Attnrnty Gtnr r11I, 11n Uff1 nr lnp atlm lnl~tratlon nf!trh1I - "\'ou·re always faC"etl 14·hh drcl~1nns \'nu have In tiave a 111rnni;: ba rk, ti weak mind and t1 ca!il·iron ~tfln111eh " \\'hat lo nd nl <!e1,11nus 0 cc 1 de n ta I 1rr;:irherv is th1<.'l Cahba'.ctf' l shockerl 1 Do 1 nu think wt>'d turn nur hacks nn :_\flll. ofd frirnd~ \'oil Rrc u11ques11nn<1til y 1he govern1nent of Ch1n11 Cnulrln t br 111nre c.o. :'\lianw: Now. hold on'. ll nw rnany Chinas (In yrl11 lhJn k lhi'.'re are anyway'.' Ca hha gP 1 folding his <1rms i · i·m not. gn1ng to lrll ~·n11 Rao \\'an : Ro~. talk abnu t. in.~crutable! \\'rl!. !'et' here. lhere aren·r enough seats I!) J.!O around So you'rt> going to have (() C'hnnse bPt\1•ccn us Cahhage 1sweat1ng )· can't. }'rankly, ;:ill you governments of China lonk ahke to nie f \Vcl/. ur crl/rs.~ to sny. J\llfroiv nnrl Tinn \l'nn nrr soon finl1/111n /1kl' cot.~ nurl rlnri~. rr.~prct1urly. nvcr the SPrlf ri;/r1/p our A1nhn.~srlflnr 1.~ bcr11g ll'cL our 1nu ,1ib/lng sn111ctl1111g nhn11 r. "Gnu• niy rcnarrl.~ tn Cho1r mo n Glnn11r1 Tse· /llllf/ 0 1 Toirri nr 1s 11 Grnerolis.~nnn 1\1110 K<n·sh ck n1 Peking or may· be .. :·J The Brltl~b Amha $sador lshaking his head as he \\'<it ches our Amhassador shuffling ou1 1 P11 y. Another broken diplon1al. With their appall ing la ck of ex.· periencc thflse Yanks should never ha ve tackled r~ality. Dear Gloomy G us The city should make &ure. con· l.ractor:r; who dig up the ,;trceL~ and then flll them in leave them In •n "as was'' l'O nditinn instead of "like it is" -shake. bump and grind -DiOJ:f'nP.~ ·71 f~!• 1••111•• ~l!•tll ••l fi"' •ttw.. ...i "'l'C•ll•rol~ II•• .. el 11\t ~•Wllll~"· S•M ••v• "t "'"' ._ o"""'• o~" D•ltf' 1'111>•. Worth Living .••. ,,... -:-~"f-f'"'':'.""''1\ Hal Boyl~ ':' ' ' ' ,:, .. ,_,..,_~ Things that make life worth living: Having a child smart enough lo win 1 four.year college 1cholarship. Splashing your face with cold wattr from 11 spring while taking 1 long hot h i k e through the mountains. YodelinR when you reach the highest peak . Ca1ching A five. pound bass in a lake wh ich the old-timers claim ha!!' been ~o fi shed our It co n!.'!ins nary ;i minnow. The f'lfin grace of Jul ie Christie's riice.. ~ '· ./l:....;.;\ \~ ,.,, Sneaking in the front door at 12:3! a.m .. when both parent!'! told you : "Bf: home by midnight without faiL" 11\'ISTING the tin lop off a jar of jam v.·ith your hare hands 11rttr a guy 50 pounds heavier than you tried it and fail· ed. Ha ving the girl you took tll your first hig h school prom lean her head on your ~houlder halfway tlirougb the 3ttOfld da nce. r.eiting your first piece of junk mail - "" 1nvi!ation to m;ike 11 fortune in .fu rs by slArl ing 11 chinchilla farm in your bas~ nirnt. The SIJ:ht nf two children buildinR sand ras!IP~ and fortress~ by the sea igainst .an 1nrnminR lidl'. Tr~t1n,i: whc!hrr you can raise. th e dead h.v wh1i;11inF: the "Star.Spa ngled Bannf'..r" wh ile walking by a graveyard after dark. OPENINr. A nickel home m a de lem()nade stand in your front y11rd And makin~ enoui:ih money in the first hour to clos~ it up .11nd go to 1 Saturday afternoon mn\•te. Gettin g 11 physic;1.J examination 11t I ~ and bf'1ng told you had grown two inches since you were 12. Findinl!' 11. $1 bill on the noor flr • cab ::ind debalini;:-whether you 5hould keep it all yourself or share it with thr driver. The spine·tingling sound flf 1 bug:lt S()llnding taps your rirst night at a Boy &nu t camp. Knocking at 11 doo r and ~arinJ 10ine- one you love l!ay. "Come in." F~nding a usele!!S quarrel in turful reunion. FOLLOWI NG 1 rabbit'! hippily·hop mArks !n fresh ~now and pretending they are lhe lracks or a bear Wrapping your mother'J heart around )'()U r little fing er. 'T'he !Imel! of rre8h·caught trout fryin1 over 11 woodland camp fire. Gttlin~ a handmade valentine from t'he tallest red -haired girl in your ktn· der1tarten class. Gelling a l'!urpr\SP. refund from the Internal Revenue Service. THE FEELING of ~lief when anolhtt guy b11cks down after you put • chip o.i your !!ihoulder tnd tell him tll bock tt off. lmpreS!llng your wife and two small kids on a h1mily camping trip by putlinl up Utt: tent !lingle·handed durinJ • windstorm. Comini;: back from this vac1tion 1nd finding thal you traveled 711 mJlea mart thAn the: family neit door did on tbelr1. Asktng God for 1lms tnd beini srMrted caviRr. The !IOUl-<:almlng music of I wjterfaU'. Dy such recurring miracle!, sre•l and amall , our Utlle llvu are fed. \ The 'Anti-People' As .you know, one of the great cosmic discoverie!l of our ce ntury has been "anti- matter;" It ha s been found that every 1lomic particle in th~ universe has its "antl·matter" counterpart -a .sort of mirror.image. Matter 11.nd a11l i·maller are opposite in electric cllarge . but identical in mass. Altd ii the two 1hould ever collide, both w i l I immediately blol' up and db:11p- J>@<1r, On bleak d a v 1, wh'n I look at ·the head lines from a ! I CIVer the world And ~hudder, I am lempt- ed to engage in the philo.sophical conceit that we are not really "people" &I. all. We are "anti· people." TT REALLY MAKES more sense that wa y. Somewhere in the universe there are real "peoplP." They are the positive charge, Cit which we are the ne~ative . They ha ve the .same mass, and look just like u~: but they have prudently 11voided us for millions of years. knowing that it they came into contact \\'il h "anti· people," we would 1111 blow up. Dimly we perceive \\'hN posit ively charged people would be like. We have had 11 rew specimen.~ -not many - throughout the 11ges. They :ire pr<lpll' in whom love dom.inate!I ha!P . intelligence eonlrols impulse . joy conquer!i hillerness. cooperation wins O\'er rivalry. They live each for i ll and all for each. WE ARE THE mirror·imi;>.gt . t.h~ "anti· people" of the universe. We are divided (!:';~ ~~-'"-. ·-;~ r ' . i Sydney J. Harris by politics. by nation. by r::ice, hy sex, by religion, by ideology. by the most idiotic of beliefs. prejudices and supersli· tions. Time and at.:ain . 14'e kill nff millionll of ou r bra vest and our be.~!. for reason!! y.·e can hardly comprehend a few years afterwards. No other species that behaved so ir· rational ly and ~o self-Ocstruct ivc!y could possibly surv ive long e.nvy.·hcre 1n the universe. Our conduct is con1rary to all the law!; of nature, reason. and our nwn revealed religion. \Ve 11re supremc!y unable to practice wl\al we lnvr bring prea ched about ; we \\'ant ever.vonr else to start acting heller before we \.\'111 take lhat perilous chance. IS TIUS NOT THE drf1ni11nn nf "anti· people" more than of "penp)p"'l Are 14•e not \\'he.I: "huma n beings" ought to he. but turned inside nut. 11·1Jh our \'lCe§ pe rpetually lrampl[ng our virtue~., Do "'e not use our kno\l'lcdge more for greed and vanity than [or goodne~.~: u~e our passions more for ex1crmtniltlon Than ff\r re CQncHiat ion. use our h1f1,v principles more for camouflage' lhlln for con· formance., The gala:<ie51. ll'f' are !nlrl. ;ire rrccdtn.'! further awa.v frnrn us ill 1ncrrdtb!A speeds. \Vho can h)11mP 1hcm., Anrl Y.hD can dou bl rhal on snmp rh.~la nt planrt. !he real "people" arP bre<1lhlllt! a S!i;?h nf re lier that Lhr ir chancr!. nf roll!d1ng "ith us grow remoter ever.v dit)? Anyone for Candles? A good many voice! art being heard ln the land the1e d11y5 expressing concern that we are running out of energy 1ources. i nd u ying something should be done about it. One ()f thtm ls thllt of Stal e Sen. Alfred E. Al Qui!t of S11n Jo.se. Senator Alquist feel! th1t one thing that could be done is to keep the public utilities from promotin1 t dded use of &as 11nd elec· tricity. The 1en1tor offered 1 bill to stop such 1dvertising , but it failed \fl get out or committee. He now is trying to get the Sen1te to p11s.s • resolution declaring such promotion Improper. AI.QUIST SEEMS t.o have missed t couple of point.ll. Utility ulu 11dvertising ia designed In prnmote pcrwer use in off· peak periods, thereby maintaining a more efficient, and more. economical use I Guest Etlitodal of our energy resources. ' I J As A. James i\1cCnllum. m<1nag'er of advertising and pubhcll~· ror Pac1f1c Ga! end Electric Company tolrt a group nf Ad men recently, such art ver ri si ng help! provide "lhe best possible u\Jlity et the lowest possible cost." AC'luall y. nl course. our energy resources are not limited. Cert.ainly we must not squander the wor!rl's sup ply of fossil fuels; but thPre 1s no nhorlage of atoms. The people of the world are hardly abou t to throw the switch and go back lo the old d<iys or illumination and power. Wher e will ell the candles come from? California Feature Serl'lce By Georg., ----------, Dear Geor&e: Do many of yo ur reader! lake yOu aeriou1Jy? What pe-centage. ol MWIPIJIW readm do you tNnk rel:lly hive • tm81!,of humor ? How many people don't understand )'OU •rt: rully pulUn1 on the whole ridiculooi bu!ine• or 1dvlct Cfll· Ul'l'Uti.al.s? A F~RVEN'? t'AN Otar Fan: Moil people hav~ 1 pretty l(ood sense or humnr or lhl!'i co lumn wouldn't hive lasted In M'I many Mwrp1pers for lhf. past JO ye:an. Actually, the few people wM aet • mad about some of the: an,;\\·ers - taking all this cufl ahsnlulely literally -dnn·t hother me 11.'s the ones who write in and say ltie}' FOLLOWED my ;1dv1ce ... and It worked. Th11l'5 14'hitt throws me. Dear Goorgr· I would like to know 14·hat qualifications are nr.eded t.o bt:come a syndica~ advice columni~I I'm sure: I C<luld write bct!er Ad\'irc: thin you . Can you gi\1e me an ,v Ad · vice : HQPEFUL Dear llopclul · Not in A fRm ily nP:w spaper ' ! y < ,. ' ' • d ' II n .v g • e ,. e ' e d ' r ' ' • [ • , r CHECKING •UP• Wh y Not License To Get Divorced?' DAI L 'f PILOf 7 Li ~erise Plates Dazzli11g RONG KONG •• ~ACRAME J\"TO <AP ):... The California · Ug1slaUU'e came up with .a ZOWIE. SNAZY, .SMASH, GOOD, G 0 0 D E , GOODY idea. last Ytal' thal r aised an extra $385,500 111 the past nine mflntns. The idea was the personalized vehicle license plates, and those .are liamplcs of lhe 35.420 speci11I plRtes CAl\fornians havr-purchased a1 11n e>=tra $2~ t'ach. t'allfornia the rules for what ~ou can put on your hce11u r-!ates ar11 re.!at1vely easy and the plat.es are selt1ng l!kt \\'OW and CRAZY. POLICE, GOD and FBI. and ,.,.,·ear words are not for sale. Odd letter cnmb\n;ilions are ;iJso chec krd for whal they spell backwa rds. so other motorists ¥t'on't be offtnded looking in their rear view mir- rors . including I LOV ~~u . PEACH Is next mnst popu lar. Oakland A!hletic~ 1t1 r pitcher \I ida Blue hils BLUE, and pro football defens 1vf!. J1nenian Cedric Hardman of the San Francisco 49ers has NASTY. Someone 11~nt $2~ lo put CUSTOM TAILOltS 6 SNlltlMAICllS f'tlt,.-ANINT IN SANTA ANA °'"'' 10.000 t..01,11oo1 c-... ....,, -\00"4 """' ... _ a.11,r.,i... 2 suns '135 0011•~· llllll Pl:ll-t.m• IUft !lo!" l,IUAl ••lCI l"9. MOWI' 0.M•lo (•II •• ,.,$9! S .. s,i. ... -..1 •...•. •• •1 S•o• .. \I• , •• , •• , IJ •1 C...k ..... "..... •• Jt Sii• w .......... 17 1• l•l••• .•..•..••.. I 0 I ......... t ..... SA.VI UP TO 50 •/. -Ho•<I •• ,,.,., c .......... ... iMh•. ~., ... ,, .... , 11 ... u, ~· "'· 1,000 llNlSl 11+11~111~•-1CS •WI 'tT ANT llJ:I • 4 Wii i{ DlUVUT 7,JLCH on hi s licrn~e plate . -= There's TIGER. BR U IN, ,., .,,.1.1 .... 1 ,...,. u1.11n 15EJ-1101 W. M•t.l.rl~•f l lY4., llo, 2'1, ~ .,1.., """' I lool,i.< """'' ho•lo lolh .l,yo!ltlolo • flfl 1.4L111ATIONS •I.I.ST l'ATMINTS RABBIT, CAT. PUPPY and I h••• ••• r...,.A.,.,, .-"'""'1- PUSSY. Other~ 1nf'1llrle 3•1g,.~~·,...'*,...'~"~··~·-•.' ...., __ ,_~...,,·~"~·~·~' ... ·~-... ·~·~M~·~· ..................... ~ By L. ,\!. 80\'D tn sa1'e it has fa iled you Other sJ.etes h;11e the "1<1ni- Plates soltl so far range from AAAAAA to zzzzz, from PRIEST In S INNER, from SCOTCH to SO DA ;ind frr1m CHIC to CRUf\.1MY. BEER, WHI SKY, C~IN 11nd \'OOKA :11re on the road . Also c;RASS and SPEED, bul net POT . Punstrr.o; are nnw drivinl? "'1th DOG and P 0 ET I C llcen.~es. Thert's alsQ a QPDOLL AND H20BED . !.1':MON is so popul;ir there's 11 LEMON 2 and LEf\.10N 3 on the road. BEARS, GRR. cnnn R 11nd l' --- GRRflR . Kid s Like to As k And y shouldn't RO do11,n to a divorCt" ty p!ale:(' -sn dubbed lic~se window and pay $5 lor because initial~ and n;imes are a license s1~nifying your mar-such favorites but in riage is t>nded . ., So writes ----- C;ir owners may ask for 11.ny crunb1nation of six letters and numbers. Rut such ¥t'orJs as The most popular license plalf' wnrrl ls LOVE, which has been aold in 61 variations. HE:AVJ::N !S TAl\~;N . hut thf' state h11sn't given 11nyone HELL )'et. A SETI'fNG HEN turns htr egR~ e\'ery 20 minutes. An eleclnc incuba tor turns them as infrequently as every fi ve hours. :!'he science boys do nol believe lhe machine is wrong . They think the hen is. Sh,'s f.lupid. A .,.,.orrif'r. Neurotic. The machine, they say. is cahn and careful and ¥t'ise. M;iybe so. don 't knov.·. IT WAS 1\'0NE OTHER. than n!d Arnold Be nn rtt who ad· \ised. ".".1;:ikr love 10 e1·er:r \1·1nnan \'OU meel : 11 )'QU Rel fil•e percenL nn your outlay. it's a g 0 0 n in vf'stment." Clark W. Blackbum, general director of the Fa m i l y Services Association of Amer- ica. CUSTOJ\1ER SERVICE: Q. "\Yhith i~ brighler. a waxing quarter moon or a waning quartt.r moon ?·' A. The wax- ini;!. But 1 don't know why . Q. ''Wht1\'s the ;i veragc nf the n1arried men na- r1on"·irle~·· A. 43.1 years. A1•erage age nr !he ma rried women is 39,5 years ... Q. "Don't lobst e r~ walk backward?" A. They walk forward. swim backward, Wheel On Down And Save Greenbacks! .... unw ('AN YOU ('atl ynursf'lf a gnl1rn1ct nf the Snaizirr ilk if you don 't know !hat she rry i.~ lhe only wine that ~ains In t1 lcoholic strength as it ;ip:es~ THE FEJ\tALE SALMON h1ys about 3,000 eggs a year. Remember that. next Mother's Day. THE ULO TH~I E J\IAR· INERS figured no ca n non could shoot fa rther lha n one ]eap:ue. Technically, a league i.~ any dislance from 2.4 to 4.6 li!t11ue miles. Bui it came In~ rf'coi?nized a.~ three miles. A Dutchman n 11 med Dynker- shnek in 170.1 set do w n !hf' reasonable no!Jon that an.v nt11 1on ought l.o be allowed cnntrnl over ;ill the sea it <'nuld cover with cannon lihot. Optimislically, may hr a league's worth. A customer asks how we came by the traditional three-mire limit 11s a boundary around our ter- ritorial waters. That's how . '·:J ETTING ri.1ARRIEO i~ 11 reasonably simple procedure. You get a blood test. p:n C'town t.o the license bureau. pay rnavbP $5. and !hat's it . I rlon 't gee · why "·he n a marriap:e is on the rock! and every effort (•!aimed high heels wer' in- vented by a woman who had been kissed nn the forehead has be.en reported. Howe ver, 11r. Chesterton was in error_ High heels we re invented by 11 man, actually. King Louis XIV. t think. That's debatable maybe. What·s not debatable is men wore high heels be.for' women did so. Such wa~ customary in the royal courts 11 few centuries ago. Women then 111ore heels mostly. \\'f<~ll~ YOU MARRIED in .l;:inuary, Vebruary or March~ Jf Afl. look out. Couple.~ 1nar- ried in those monlhll' have the· highest di vorce rat e, ac- cordi ng to !hf!. Health Jnsurance Institute. Lowest divorce rate occur!I among couples married in June. Yn11 r questio11s nnd cntll· mr11t,~ ore 1velcorr1crl and 1n1/l /le iiseri in CllfCK· /NG UP u·11rrP1ier pn.~sihle. Plr nse adrlrrss yo1.1r lei· ters r.o / •. M. BoJJrl., P. 0 . Rnr. 1875. Newport BefJch Q2660. S . A fri ca Ce lebrates 1871 Di a111on d Find l\lll,'IBEfll.f:'i', S<iuth Africa (AP 1 -Thnusanrl.~ nr South Afrir11ns havP trekkerl throup:h I his ~n111ll city !hi.~ yeiir tn pay hon111gr to ;i hnlr that made l\imberley vch;iL it is. Sorne s11v the hole 1nade Snut.h Afri;a too, becausf' it. \'ield{'d 14'1 million f'llr<ils nf rl iamnnds. This harve:sl pro- ''tde<l 1·11p11;i! to drvrlop the .'!oldfif'lds of Tr11nsv1111I and Or;i n~e f ree Sta!P ;ind lhe tf'rrilorif'l" nn1v known a~ Rhodesia ;ind Zamhla. l\imberlev 1~ celcbrii!inJI. thr lllflth anniversary of 1 I 1' cha.<;m. which bCJ:lln 11 ~ 11 200· fnnl h1tl called Cnlt'sber~ \\'i!llln ;i vc;ir nf thr d1<1· mnnrl rl i.<;f'n1er1· in .11111 llfi1 rhi'.' hil]of'k rl 1.~<lpjlCarrrl 11nd ;i :'!II-acre hnlr V.ilS fl)rn11nii:. .<;111 rnunrlt.rl by .11 shiintylo\.\·n of ~o.r1011 011,:i:!r rli J)ianlnnrl ff'l'f'r 1111d lhc m1nrr"s rnt1i::h 1n .11 n n fr~ ri1si:ulilrrl .lnh;innrs ii n cl Arn0ld11~ ne flet'rr>. on who~!': f11tm the minr la 1· They ~old ou1 anrl move<! inlanri . ~1 any minf'r~ r r:1 f' a-~ Prl C'laims when they \.\'Or~cd throuEh lhe vrl!nw ha .~alt topsnil 11nd r-trurk w h 11 t ht f'11me knnwn llJll "b\ue~rnund '' 11nrl l:iter .11.~ kimherli!e Onlv 11 ff'w knrw that th i:ii li1rahim hPlcl th' r t 11 1 lr,awri-. Amon!? th'm were R11rnett ''B;irnrv" R:ii rn11to. ii Lnndnn-born .Jr\.\'. anrl Ct'cil Rhodes. 11n entreprrnrur l;:ite:r In becnmi-pol ilir 111n and col· oni~! RhorlP~ hacl Mui;thl into 11nnther rfillmond minini;t Cf')m- panv ne11r the De Reers farm. Though 11 m \ I 1 i on 11 1 r it • Ba r11tn wa~ bllrred frnm I.hr. plush Kimberley Cluh. He snlcl out In Rhodes' company in 1/lll!I. nne cnndltinn w;i.~ he hfr 11hlf' tn jnin the tlub. He la.ter \!.'AS .II .~lJl('ide. Thf' De: Rr.ers hrnthl":r~ p;iid the i?nvernment lhe equiv11 lf'nt of :11200 fnr !heir f11rm in the lllliO's. They sold it in 1871 for $26.400. Hhodrs paid 1n !ll ion for the blue1i:rnund in 1389. \\'1lh purchase: or the l\imberley mini": Rhndr.~ form· ert De Be('n; Cnnsolidatt'd ~1 ineli Co II <'<Jlllrolll'. 110 per· crnr of tht' \.\'nrld's dian1nnd mining ;ind m;:irkeun~ today Rv the l!nir the hil? hole hl'C3me 11nprnf11;ih!f' in 1914 ii h11d produced abnur Lhrre tnris nl diamonrt~ wnrth pi-rh apl" Ji;i()O mitli nn Som"" 25 mill ion Ion~ of hluri:rot:nrl had her" e.~cavale<l. le~\·1ng a rim of ~n1 ;ill hill~. ThP 1·ra1cr w11"' nn t mile in rircumfe:renc,. 1.55-0 feel v.·ide Anl :'I 000 ff'rt rlee1). The IU\-(·11rat T1 ffanv cl i;i - mnn<l. 1·;ilued at $700,000. v.·;i~ !hf' min,·~ mn.~t f11mnt1~ slnne . The blue~rn11nd still r•on la ins dia mnnrls. hut Oe. Bee r.-; con- sidf':rl" lhe yield. lf':s~ !han Iii caral11 for JOO tons of rork. is not wnrthwhilf'. l\imberlP.v's people pay lit Ue ::i tlention lo Hie hol e excrpl "'·hen there's a rumble: from underground, subsidl'nce. This process ma y make it a. treat to !ht 1011Jn e1·entuallv. One idea i~ In trrra<'e the .~irlf'~. 11nnthf'r to florid it. Trr- r11cin,1; would l11ke year~ and cnst million~. l\1mbf':rle v. on tht f!.dg' or 1h' l\ai11h11ri Desert. is i.h·orl nf water althouf(h abou1 700 fP.et of v.·11ter ha~ seeped into the hole. Sir Er n e .~ t Opprnheimer came tn Kimhl':rley in 1902 as a ri iRmond buyer 11nd f!.v en- tually gol control of De Beers. Nnw hi~ ~on, Harr.v Op- penheimer. heads ll 11nd othr.t mining concern~. ******************* MERCURY SAVINGS and loan association BUENA PARK Mercury Savlnp Bldf., Valley View at liRcoln HUNTINGTON BEACH Mercury Savinp Bldf., [din11r at Beath TUSTIN Mtrcllry Savinrs Bldf., livine Blvd. al Ntwport Ave. SYLVANIA 40-WATI FLOURESCENT TUBE e l .i9hl, eco"""';c•!, qi•···'··· ti,~! e Raqul •• er ••P•d 1!1rl. M,.,j,I F40 !2·CWRS 59' VERICAL 3-BAR GRILLE SCREEN DOOR e J'' l~•ck puoh b•' • s .... 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Ra11 gers Call for Fires To Preser ve Sequoias By ROBERT SHAW AR NO LD, Calif. (AP) The Jasl time a major foresl fire swept through what it now the Norlh Grove of Calaveras Big Trees State Park was 60 years ago. And that's the last lime any new giant sequoias were born, except for the fe"' planted by man. If state park offi cials have their way, the dreaded fore st fire will be tamed in a year or tw o to help pre serve f:be tower ing sequoias and to assure a new crop to replace the cen· turies-old trees when they fin ally fall. A park aide leading a hike along the fire road near the North Grove gathered his group around a tree standing shoulder high and said, '"Take a good look at the needles on this sequoia. It's one of lhe last young ones you ·11 see around here." He explained that the giant lrees -many of which grow only v.·hen their seeds fall onto bare soil. But the floor of !he forest al lhe sla te park is littered wi!h needles. leaves, bark and branches -so deep that the sequoia's 1iny seeds find soil only al ong the roads. Before man decided fires Men in Ser vic e .. P.farine Lance Corpora 1 Niles A. Trapntll, husband of the former Miss Sally R. Sparks of 17101 Los ~1 odelos. Fountain Valley, has reported for duty 'il'ith the Third t-.·larine Division on Okirlft\\'a , r.larine: Pfc. Charles 0 . ffaupt. husband of the former i\fiss Teresa L. i\la11hics of shouldn't ravage the forest. a fire every 10 years or so would clear out smaller trees which compete with the shallow· rooted sequoias for \\'ater. But now the small dogwood, pine and fir trees are so dense it's hard to see some of the big lrees that stand only a few yards from t.he sawdust- covered trail. One ranger at the park said state park officials hope !o start a program of controlled burning !o !ry to put a semblance of nature back into !he groves. In Sacramento, the Parks and Recreation Department's resources management and protection chief says lhe burn- ing plan has been put in limbo for a few months. James P. Tryner said the department staff, although il has long recognized the need for such a program, has decid· erl lo 1i,•ait until the legislature adjourns to see what happens to a bill which w o u Id reorganize classifications of park lands. If the bill by Sen. Anthony Beilenson. ( D·Beverly Hills ) doesn't become law, Tryner said !he staff would be ready to take its burning proposa·I before the State Parks and Recreation Commission. "This is a basic question of resource management," Tryner said. "wh ich must be a1>proved by the commission. It is unsettled policy question at the moment." One pal'k official admitted conservation groups w i I l pounce on the idea when it is advanced. "They look upon forests fires as a great natural evil," he said. "But v.·ith the big se· quoias the}; don't really have lo '>''Ori)'.'' 11e explained that o n c reason the lree~ live to the ripe old age Qf 3.000 is their natural resistance to fires -unt1I mBn m:ikes a dent in their thick red bark v.'ilh his axe or llB!I \'lolet Circle, Fountain [.-----------.. 1 ,.,.!l('y. ha~ reported for duty with the: Thlrc! i\tarine A1rcr;irt 1 "·ing at !ht El Toro f\farine Corps Air Station, Santa Ana. ~a\:' S!'aman "Yt'lllla m C. Po..-ell , son of ~fr. and Mrs. V•illiam J . PO\\'ell of 627 KM'il'el! Plact, Costa Mesa , has rtported for duty aboard ~ fast eooibat support ship t·ss Camden at Long Beach. !'-farine Cpl. Jerome . Eslepp. husband of the former 1ifi ss R05(!mary Donaloo of 2-48.'ll 1itOO<]uero Lane. Mission Viejo. has report~ for duly •ith ?tfarine Air Group 36, First ~1anne Air Wing, on Okina'il'a. jewe ls by joseph se~rches for jewels Co"veri vnwtn!H l•w•!.-V "' l"'m9dl· llt <•tll DV Ulil 19 • fl•m who" •now1 ... ge, t•Ptr11,., ""' llllP11rlty 11...,re 'f'OU c•nlul t Vfllllllon u 1• ~·" "'•rte•• ""'"'· We •Ill i.. Plffsecl to e11m1,,. v-iir t tmt IM 9dvl .. '"•rdl11g tht" Olh · .. u, C•ll Mr, .,. .. "' t r Mr. Folh •I UO· -· South Co11I Piel• l ri.tol •I th1 S1" 0;.90 Fwy. Co1!1 M1t• S40.9000 I See by Today's Want Ads e GET INTO GOOD CON· DITION "'I TH THI S lTEi\t: ! ! ~ l!'s A slant boArd tind a Vi1;i.~\ag1er 1i:lbr11.1or he-It and bl.'sirle~ g:f'l!!ng you" 111t. g:oori rnnd1tl0fl, ~hfy alrt"11dy an-''' e fAST, FASTER, FAST· EST'!!!l: '69 17' Hydro- Swifr, 120 f\ff'rc 1.0 . Ir .\"Ou "·a.iii ext'1tl"mtn1. ;YOlJ c1n't ml!I! ""ilh this' e llt>rl" Iii A Olk~ \\'Ith f:n. durll~I"! J!', A 'i(l \' A,\IA· !IA 115, £ndurn. 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""Woter tight seams. ~GALLON $4 .99 Yalu• 4 GALLON $7.99 Yalu• BUY SEVERAL-PUT THEM AWAY FOR FUTURE GIFT GIVING! Portable BAR-B-Q GRILL V Nickel ploted grill. V Poitel oin enam el burn proof firepot. V Entire gri1l 1urfoct is Utob!f, V Easy lighting, fits Indoor firepfoce, 11 1At" dlo. x .11" high, REG. $5.99 A SUPfR SPEC:IALI I WE CLEARED OUT THEIR WAREHOUSE AT COST ••• PASSING THE SAVINGS TO YOU! FLASHLIGHT SALE! "IC••ll 011• 111 Yollr Ho"''• Cor & Sltopl" 'Ce<I 39' STAND ARD •lo. 69c • ,, , , , ••• , •••• S Coll 49( SIARCMUGHT JUG. 69c , • , •. • • • • • • • • • 'Coll 59( HI AVY DUTY. 110 . 79c • , , , , , , , , , , , , • Mith l111•111lty 79' l,\Nl lltN 110. Jl.4• ••••••••••• Patla LUAU KIT • Great for polio, rec1 eotion room, poor. • lndudet :36 sq. ft, fish net, slodish, cork. REG. $1.99 .SAVE .SOr $1~~ ... SAVE ON PLUMBING NEEDS! Copper .TANK FLOAT • Reploc' the old wi1n the best there is. 7 3 ft. WEBBING • Brightly colored poly webbing. • 2 1olh will do a t hoi1e loung,. • lt'1 easy to mo~e old fu1ni!ur e n'w ogoin l RlG, 99c 5'' Dlameter PLUNGER • Rubber suction cup witl1 woode11 '1ondle. RIG. 49c 25( l SAYfl UYfl JAYll BALLCOCK • Instant posilive sh ut-off op,rotes perfectly with high or low wot'r p1essure. AlG, 99< SAVE 40r 59' • Eosy lo irutoll-fih oil srondard t.oil els, REG. $3 .1 9 s199 Flaatlng POOL CANDLE • Re-vsoble floating co11taiii1r -complete with candle, RIG . $1 .39 .. oc 0111 99.~ i'Bii:i John11 · TOOL BENCH RMK • 36" rock holds double row of hond taoli -mount. on bench or pegboo1d, llf G. $1.99 Ion Am .. Lemon 011 Spray 99c FURNITURE POLISH • Cantoint lemon oil plu1 1ilicon1s for a hard luttre, long lostlng sh ine. llG. 49c l o11g·Handled CORN POPPER •Ir's fvnl Use av'r fireploct, range or compfi1 e, • 2 quart copocity-na mess or waste, REG. $1.29 99c Radiator COOLANT RECOVERY SYSRM • Catches th 1 overflow from your ra diator. • Contains overftow container, hose, radiator pre11ure cap & all necestorf tl ordwort, •10. $2.19 losy loll APPLIANCE ROLLERS •locking, noomar"whMls will not ho rm ffooting -adiusts to fii any opplionc•. • High Imped styrtl'lt-• :;:~;~~ 1·9c .~...J WOWI ._, _,, 1 . HURRYI DON'T .MISS OUT ON THESE fAllTAS11C BUYSI ........ ~A~N~A~HE~IM~ ........ ,, .... w. UHCOll'f r 200 YAltCll ... ,,or ltOOllHUtl1J l'MOHI T7••tJOO • I ' .. lie . •• r:. ,. -· . " . • .. '""""-DGERr/tiiiMMER £ d e Bri ggs 8. St ratlon engine with • 2 h.p.,_. cy & ide wheels. recoi\-starler w .1 •Heavy duty yet it handles eos1 y. REG. $59.99 SAVE $20.001 wowr $3999 LOWEST PRICE EVERI Your Choice SPRINKLER HEADS • Plast ic pop-up heads In full & holf circle. REG. 65c 45.~ Mloml Corey CEILING VENT FAN • Great for kitchen or both, • 8" fan, wall swi!ch operated. REG. $19,95 $997 Miami Corey WALL MIRROR • Stainless steel fra me with ro unded corners. • I 2"x 16" plate gloss mirror, $4.99 $299 Dymo LABELMAKER • MakM 1elt-1tlckl1"19 pla1tlc lobel tope1. • lo1y I• eperol- ""• at"0 11nd home, •Hice, 1hop. REG. $1 .99 g9c Thru-the-Door MAIL BOX • Keeps your mail sa lt--io1ide your home, • 8 •;." x 2 7i'1 " polish ed brai5 mo~ box R::'. ho•$01'99 rK $4.99 Adjustabl• SHOWER HEAD • Ad jush from needl • to ioft flow. • Sw ivel type ball ioinl odjush lo any ong le. REG. $2.49 Ready.fo·Hong PLASTIC SHADES • A strikingly decorative, yet inexp en sive way to control sunlight. Elmer's EPOXY GLUE • Wal erproo f glue for metal s, plcu!ic, chin o, glois, porcelain & wood. • Moke10 o 5!ron g, wote r· p1oof, durable bo"d. • Over 2000 lbs. holding power per iq. inch, • I oz. total we ight. WOW/ t E v A L -~ .S ft. wide x 6 ft . long Reg, $4.39 Aerosol POWER SPRAYER • Spray ony liq uid al the touch of a butlon - iulf fill, olloch and 1pray. e Far gard•n & insect 1pray1, vornirh, •le. RIG . 99c l/2 Offl Tear Proof 1 DINING CANOPY • Set s up in minutes--mode of long loiting, reinforced vinyl, • It will b• your handies t co mping O((lllOty. e 9 ff. x 10 ft. 9 inch 1ize, RIG. $15.49 THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE 4 DAYS THURS., FRI., SAT., SUN ., AUG. 19, 20, 21 & 22 Sl(ll 'I• Inch DRILL KIT • Get started with the right equ ipment. • Kit includes famous Skil 1 /5 h.p .. 2, 100 rpm. dcill, .5 tw ist drill bits , sanding and polish ing kit, chutk key a nd key holder and moul ded pla st ic carrying case. List Price $21.89 •503.2 I ' SYLVANIA LIGHT BULBS ''Buy the Be st-Buy Sylvania/'' •long lo sl ing, soft white blu bs in your choice of 60, 75 or 100 watts. e Scoop 'em up cl this low, low pric e. REG. 25c '/2 OFfl 15~ MOWER SALE~ ''Deluxe'' ROT ARY MOWER • 3 h.p. "Insta nt S!orl'' Briggs & S1 ratton engine. • 20" cutti ng width-adjustable culling height. • Compret e with gross bog . •7c20 REG. $64.99 SAVE $15.001 Self Propelled DELUXE REEL MOWER • 21/2 h.p. Briggs & Straiton eng ine. • Alf steel fram e-deluxe safety features. • 18" cutting height-1 O" whee ls. REG. $f9,99 $7999 SAVE '20.00 AT THESE GIVE-AWAY PRICES THEY WON'T LAST LONGI~""'""~~~~~-- • FOUNTAIN VAL~IT IT200 I. llOOICMUt Jt ( ,00 'f•tOI totnH 0 , W•IHfl) 'HOHi ••l·ll 11 ---• --,--1'1~ -•~.---' -• ..!...-'-T 't' -,,--~ -•IT.' • .-, 1 , ·-:....:c~-=:_.::====--=::. --·--- I ~. DA.IL V PILOT 9 lta High Gear 1972 Fords Sell At 1971 Prices By CARL CARSTENSEN l>•l•r 'llol •11•0-t+•• (allo• DETROIT -Ford r-.tntor Con1pany Presidl'nl Lee A. Jacocca Tuesday night no11r1cd Ford dealrs thal a.IJ 1972 1nodels (ca rs and trucksi will definit ely be sold al the !;'~ isling '71 prices. Ne .... ~·ord produrts gu nn .<;a[e Sepl 2t Al Ford Division's unveiling, all new st .~·linl! fur the Torino and Thunderhird and n11nor changes on the L T D h1i;:hlighted the lineup The Pinto ilnd J\1averic k and r-.1ustang a re largely un- changed The lnlrrn1ed1ate To rino, in- lrl"ld1u·ed in !962 as a f'airl11ne n1odel , has underi.-:nne the b1g- gr~t styl1ni.: chan~r The Torino fcut urcs nev.• b n d1·-on-fr:1·ne construcl!on ;ind 1v.·o srp:1n1te wheei bases for t1vo-door and four-door niodel s. It will be avai lable in n1nt' n10<11•ls and t h re e senes-the Torino, c; r a n Tori110 and Gran Torino Spor!. For the Thunde rhird this yrar Michelin steel belted tires are standard equipn1e"'! The Thunderbird will be available in a sing le two-door hard top model The big Ford LTD and Gfl la xle se ries features minor design grill r ha nges tJ nd a restyled rear deck. Pinto and M:-ivcrrck are ha:;u:ally unchanged al!hough the three-door Pinto Hunabout h;1s a much lilrgcr re'ar win- dow whl('h gi\CS better rear v1sibillly than the 1971 version. Ir\ 1he '7'/. truck line the lux- ury Jtanchero pickup features extenS l \'I! slyhng changes and tl1e pJ{:kups s1>ort new grills and offer a v.·ide \ariety o[ nev.• option J}<lekagPs Ford J)11·ision G en er a I ~1an;;_~er John A. Naughton said he expccls the new 1972 T'1n!l(l tu lead a surge in 1n- terrnediate Cilr sales and ear- l .' !hf' d111~1un tu nc1v sales records, ··1 Uel1e1e 1!172 will he the best salt's ye;ir In the history of Ford Divisio n u1 tcrins of both curs and trucks," Naughtun S<l id . It is rurnorcd lh;1t Ford is preparing a Pinto st;1tion 'Nagun. Official s won't discuss it but it is expected to be in· trod uced next year. FOrd has greatl y simplified ils model lineup th is year, an <ipproach that has been follow· ed by all other domestic n1anufacturers. Mctnila's Garbage Noiv Political Issue 1\11\Nll.A (UPl l -l\!;1hor Antonio Vi llega.~ has rnlistl'd niovie s1arlr ts tn llc!p sweep the streets and e1·en written a poein, ent11if'd .. A &1nnl't lo San ita1 inn," 1n an effort lo krcp Manila clean. Still the i::arbil~e piles up and overflow.~. !urnin.i; son1e l\1anila di str11'ls into no.~e a ssa11lt1n~ hf.';1\th hH1,;irds. The i11f111cn11al r-.1 an i \a T1111 t's, whil'h 1s silur1tet.I in ;1 ,::arhat-:e-polluled znnc. prin1ed a rart> frnn t-page editorial dcn111 nd ini; reli<'f Said the Times. '· l h e .i;:irbagr c,111 be seen on stree1s and sidewalks. ev en al the doors1eps of some houses. An oppressivf' slink p e r v 11 d es many scclinns nf lhl' r11.\·. hn1v long sht1ll the J)('Oplc of )la111la have In suffer"•"' Wilh clcc·11nns in Novt"n1 her, Villegas knows he has a prohlen1 which sl;1rle ls and poems cannol iiulve. Hts sonnet. wntlen i 11 1':1galog. calls on his 2 1111lhnn consti l lJent.~ !o "hcaut1f.r 011r hon1e and rnuntr_y ... 1l't'~ Cfln1bat g11rbage and uphol d san1tal1on." But ~·hat lhe mal'Or tells reporters he really 'needs is watchers are skeptical but believe great strides v.·11l be n1ade by Nov. 9 when Villegas seeks his third full ler1n . Key probletn areas are Ton· dn. Sarripaloc ::ind Santa Cruz, ;ill faded portions of the co re r·11 .1·. !n particular. 1een1 1n.c: Tnndo has fc.,.., flush toilets and .,..•a1er is often .~lH1rt. :0.1:in1la T 1 111 es c11lunu11st Teod11rn Vatcnri<i reported how one Tondo resident, businessman Jirnmy Cu , decided to take !he garbage probl c1n into his ov.•n hands and the dislurhing rrsul1s. Shoc ked at the arnount nf garbal!r and horse dn:ippin~'! near hi.~ business house, ru placl'd thrC'e large drun1s in the st rec!.~ f<>r u~e :i g n·crpl;.iclcs. The.v ~·ere gone !he nexl ctn~'· li e lried si x cln1n1s and fin:1l ly Ill, bul 1no.~t <if the1n v.·crc stolen F1 nall.1'. C11 pu! nu t 30 drun1 :oi and a~ked for some neighborly cooperation. The d r u m ., i;t a.ved. Valencia repor!.cd. "no~' he is stuc k with 30 drums of horse manure every day " .c;ome morr big garbage trucks ,------------'i to get on ..... ith the joh. Thr rnayor, 43. w11! lr:i l"el .c;oon lo Euro1>e ;ind the Unitl'd Sl;itrs 1111 a shopp1n~ r x- prdi11on In p;1r!1cul;1r, \"11lr,c::;is said hr 1s 1n1rres!ed in ~nrnr .~rrond-hand garbage ha ulrrs w11h a eapaci!.1• of lO lfJ11s. Hr said lh~y ;1re a v ii1lahli~ In Los Angeles for $11.000 l'ar h. ·n1C' rnt.vor h;1d prl'di<·ted 1he g;irbagc cns1s w1111ld hr over h,v Aug , 15. Cit y ha ll Pho11 c (i-12-'l:l 2 l Fur Wcckc11de r Ad vcrl j,;j n g God is Mind. This means 1hat you can tu rn to Hirn for gu idance, good ideas, and understanding. You don't have to reel li:.ft out of the natural intelligence that co n1es rrom God. If you woukl like to kn ow more about your own capacity as 1he child of God, or if you would like your children to know mor~. come wiih your '"hole family to our church on Sunday. We welcome you to our services, and your child ren to our Sunday School. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUNDAY SCHOOL (••II Mttl -Pit" CllW"Cll .i (lltbJ, klt!llll l nN Mfl• V•l'fe 01., CMIM Mtt• -t :ll A,M. 11..,.,11,..1 ... l t.>Cll ..... Pl••I C11wrcll •• ,,. ••••• S~l•"ll•t .,11' Ol+vt, M11nll11<9!.., 111c11 -t :lO • lloM •.M. H-111•1 leKll -'lttl Cllurtll ol (llrlor, lc+..,1111 UOl VII L!ft, No.,porl l t •cll -t •OO ' 10,)0 •.M. J<t1w,.r1 lt•cll -Stcellil C1l11•<ll t i c11r111. lcl•ntl•I JlOO P1c!l!c VltW Or,, C1r1"1 <It! M•r -10100 .. M • ' • ><>·-":'f 1'ii¥'.'....-..i.". ,"wo;,:£;;::::-:-4.,.;;::-'.. ,J. . " -, JO DAI LY "llOI 747 Crash U.S. St udy Co11 ti11u es 1\ll LLRRAI~ It Pl t -A II Injured. Blazing Freeway Carnage [(ills 8 VENTURA . Calif. r AP\ -A hour to control the fire.11, which ftdPra l hrarinR 1ntv !hf ll'nrsl 11cc1dnet in1nl\1n,c 11 i ~7 111n1- bojl!'! fflC'U~fd <'l!l>il fl \\'rd· nl.'5da.v flfl the lr11,c1h ut !hi' rUn\.\ll \' !hr Pan Arl1f'l"lt'llfl airhl't>r took nff on ,lu l\ 30 ;it Ssin franci~co lnlP1 r~a1111n11I Air port ThP pl;inr. "h1th l·111nrri 2!2 pers(lns ~na 11r 1i:htd 711(1 r1rn1 pou nds. took flff nn an p; Hiil fnnt run "«ll' bu! l111 lcd 1•) i.:rt airbornr heforr !hr pa1rn1r11t rndr<I . It h1! an arpri•:-i('h l1i,:h1 in ~11n rranci~cn Bay af11'r ~el!111,c inh'I lhr air. cla1n:.1,c1ni,: ii~ land1ni:, i:ri:i1 ::ind <lrir111i,: rnrtal parts int(l !hr pa s~enger ca bin /)ap er C<1per Principal M istreatell? produce truck plowed into 11 blocke.d tr:iflic in both diree- lin t n{ stopped \'ehicle.11 on tionll, he said. he;11·ily travel~ U.S. 101 west "It wa11 a te.rribl~ mesll," ol here, creating a blazing ~aid Petrr Win II. I e, a 1'arn:iRe 1n which e i I: ht newspaper phol n,l!ra pher. persons died and 11 others ··Then~ "·as nolhing but 11 r rr 1n111red, thret seriously. aulomobile parts and 011 and Fil·e or th e dead in the gla~s all over the pa\•emenl." ll'l'rlnesrl;:iv act.:ident we re The highway p111rol iden- n1embers ·or thr sarne family t1fied the dtad, all but one rrsipped In the ir car, which ex-from Southern California, as rind ed into rlan1es. burnl ng follow~; I hem tn dra1h. One of rhe five Li:iura Garrett, 15 rnonths. tllUr J'EEN (u IN ) FORT ~ LAUDERDALE~ 'FLOHZDA ( (J 0 Thr ;\;11 1on:il Tran.,pnrta1oii ~ft>!I' Rn;ird bl',can ;i he:iring Tucsdar 1n1n tht> rn 1~h:ip. Th1 r!1 ·/nur prr~nn~ 11rrr 1n- rurrd, m;:in1· nl thrn1 11 h1le ~!1d1n!!. down e rn r r gr n c y chu1es alter the pl;ine land ed. J.0$ A/\'(;ELE~ ! Arl -A ft'drr11I JUd.C:e h::i:c. nrderrd ;11; 1n\r~t1::,a!lun 1n10 a llcRat1nns !ha! Anrhon_1 ,/. Hus!'ll. <i pnn- C'1p;:il In lhr J'rntacnn P<1prr~ r:i~r. 1•<1s .~rh:ickled and 111 1~1 re:11t'd In Jail 11 ii.~ <i 2-n1onlh--0!d haby. Rurhank: Genrge Slephens Ann1her of thl!: dead found .Jr., 43: Frank Cnlunio, 25: under a truC'k "'il.5 so badly Tne7. Colunio. 27 : .Joseph hurned he ''nuld not 1m-Colunio. fl: D1;:in;:i Cntunin, 2 mediately he ident1'1ed , the months . .all f1 1'e from Ventura; hig hway p<11rol said. Annett t C ot uni n. 4 6 , One woman. dragged lrom Rochester. N.Y.; ;:in uniden· rhe wreckaRe and beginning lo tified per~n . name and ad- recn\•er consciou:ine~s. shriek· dres! unknown. ed h:-·stericall y as her c;:ir'!f;============.f !11rt (;ink explodtd. Firemen sa1rl her 15-nionlh·old ba'oy \1'<1S still in !he car's front Still. --NW.~ l DE $::! "i'\o rescue wa~ possible," a ).-,.•"" ,.,. .l ...&' ••• ~?S>BAR%NG NOW AT Fran('!~ Kt'ithlr1 a P.1n An1 I I l ,c h t disp:<IChPr. lr~!l fif'd \\'trlnrs<l:i1· 1h;;t thr rnnt rol rnwer told h1n1 1hr hi~ plane had a lull ~.soo rt'ct ot n1n11·;iy for takCf'lif .'+. Fedrral A\ 1at1nn Ai.:r11°·1· i;:pokesman "'ho 11·:is in !llr towrr at the time of takrnff sart! earli!'r tha! the a1rhne \\'8.~ noL told it h;:id that much runw;i\'. Dr. Daniel Ellsher,'1. 40. ch;ir.l(ed '>l•ilh un;iu\horized r)(ls~cssion of I hr'. :oi e c r e t cn1·crnment doc11n\rn!:<> u n \'ir11u1111. :c;aid 1hal f..11s~n'.~ hands werf' nu1 1111c\ed behind h11n Tuesdav mnrnin.I( \.\'hf'n he pounded ori the d()(lr of ::in 1snl1ll1nn cell !o i;rt the guard"s aurntion. Russo had been placed in the isolation cell hecause ::1 µ:uard didn"t like him asking <JUC'stinns "'hile he was heing hnnkf'd. Ellsber_g said. f1rl.'1nan said. "Those who ~ ,JC£..J ~h~::·~\i~~i:;·~~7}f,::~:~~:: No'·'-· $_,,,1 .. 39• S:3Q-J.30 TUE&Dl'.Y "MoUSH Slt":VP.DA~ ;i ccident occurred after a YV llJ.•d'f. 9'1~T W'Oll"f ff•_.111, ........ H. -L I ft ;~~,,~~.::~i<;•· .. ~~i.:."~~; .. ~ll~l~I ~·ll\¥1~.~~!P.!m~-~llj~oa~,~~~-~.-.a~...,~~·~ll~oa~~~n•~··~·~u~.,..,~~--~-~~~o~n~~~ l\e!!hlev :--;:iid hC' askrrl thP 1nwrr rr1r. the lc11g!h nf runw:iy one nght. traffic in the outside south· .. ,.,_, .. _....., • .._.,. l' ~. Dist Court .TtulgP bound Jane or I.ht fOUr ·!ane t•I wt. I A~f· I T. t•l-61•• He i;:.t1d thr tn"·er !nld him tPI.' f1r.~1 1.01/0 frrt of lhe rL1n 11·;:i\ r·ould not hr 11'-rd hrc;:iuSe the hla.~t frn1n Jrl s 1t1rn1t!ing 11p fnr ta\..rn'f n11::ht end ani::rr car~ "n a frrr11;1y r1cht brhin<l 1he ~tnp 'i; ~nu1h end. He said the FAA 111\d l11n1 I" direct the pl;:ine our of 1he "pa in!ed threshhnld .. at the t.()()11 fnnt mark and "you'll be all right." _,. '"' . " Jet Passe n f!<'" Files Law,11it SA'.ll FnAi\('ISC() 1l'ri1 A pas5enger whn ln~l hi~ \r!t fnnl whf'n a Pan A1nrru·;H1 i47 hit an approarh hghl while t;iking of£ Jlily :Ill fr(lnl S:in Fr a n c i l' r o lntcrn<1tinna! Airport fr ied :i $.7 ~ 1nilhon dama~e s11it \'-'cdne~d;:i\-. O;:iisoo Lee. 34. l.oi; An~rle.~, n;:irned P;in An1cril'an \\'nr\d Ail''>l'a.v s, thr Bnr1n.I( A11'(:raft en. ::ind 11)11 Jnhn Onrs ai; d~fcndRnt.~ in his .~11per1nr cn11r1 suiL \\'illia m r . (;r;:i v. 11•ho nrderrrl Russn. :14. to jail to.londa v nn a r·nntrmrit cit;i1ion for rt'ftJ.~ln~ ~" 'r.<;11fy tu a ff'df'ral grand 1ury 1n\'esti_g:1ting leak or 1hr Penl;ignn l'aper•i;, S? Id \l'rdnfsda \' he dircc!crl !hr l' S 111;.i1:shal In report on R11ssn'.~ thrr;:itmcnl. The Jud~e said he nrrlrrf'rl thr inv!'sliga!inn after hr.aring 1he allegations frnm a jnurnalii;t hefnrf' he a r I n g Ell.~berifs ;ircount. (;;:iylnrd Campbell. U S, n1a rsh;i l. declin~ cn1nment nn the allegations. SAN FllANC!SCO (UPl 1 - An ;it1empt by b!aC'k mi!i!ant Angrl;:i J)avis to h11ve her murder. kidnaping ;:ind con· spiracy trial haltecl on p.rounds nf in.~ufficient evidence was re jected Wednei;d11y by the !'late Su preme CourL CHECK THE DAILY ~ILOT EVERY DAY FOR ALL CURRENT MARKET INFORMATION highway. Brcau.~e of roadway rnn.~truction. there wa.~ no rnr1n1 fo r the car ln pull off nn· !o rhe .~houlder, !he highway pttlr11! sn1d . 1'he 1ra('in1 .. lrailer !ruck. hn11tini; cahbagc. ~lr.nred off one e;ir and sl ammrd into ;:innther, srt!ing nff :i ch;:iin eollis1nn that in l'olved 11 1·i;hic.lci;. includin,I! twn !rucks. !he hi~h1~·ay pat rol ~Rid. CapL Robert Br.vdc.n nr the \'entura Coun!y Fire Depart- ment ~aid both !ruck.~ and four nr the cars hursl in1o name!! . H took nine firf lrur ks a half LET'S BE FRIENDLY It )'•111 hAV<' n~•I' i1ril!hhnr~ flr know ,,r 11nynnr mnvini;: lo 011r 11 rca. pl<'&.'1~ lt<l l us .!On th:ri t \\'P m11y ('J[t,.nd a frirndly \1·rlcorn~ :ri nd hrlp thrrn ln brrnmr acou11lril"11 Jn lhcir ntw .'llHTnundings. So. !:Gast Visitor Harbor Visitor 6-4 .. 0174 Register for FREE SEALY MATTRESS & other f.REE GIFTS 11'1 0 ,UtC.HA$'i N!C.t:SS.l"Yl During Our Storewide Anniversary Sale we·re fe11t urinq one of the f irme st , most comforlable, best looking mallret.set. we've ever sold •I only . $4995 M1nv otlitr <omparab\e value1 in the be•t ••l•ction of cv•riir• bedding. You just don't expect firmness lik.e this for on ly 49.95 ! Hundreds of e xtra heavy gauge co il s plus speci11I high re!iliency foundat ion in the matched set. Compate t he comfort, too, of deep-qu ilted Dura-Lux • c ushioning-topped by I rich satin twill cover. Such luxury! Such 1 great buy during our once·a·year sale! QUEEN SIZE 601tBO'" 2-pc. Mt 139.95 KING SIZE 76x80'' 3·pc . .set 189 .95 ·~, .. 1 .. -w 1~ ...... d ......... Frotn yawn 'ti/ dawn. .. ir 's Posrurepedic time SEALY POSTUREPEDI C"Designed in cooperation 6 with leading or1 hopedic su rgeons for comfortably firm support. "No morning backache from $leeping on 8 too-soft mattress". sag gs 1w•~ or 1.,11 l•tt. •• llC. • AlSO "IVOl'i'lfril6 CHA•Cll 1865 Harbor Blvd. • Downtown Costa M•sa • 548·51l1 .._,,rt .......... -~.--·l..o'J •l""--. ·-i:lJO.-<-:;..-. _.. . I \)~, • ). • ' ' • W-m*an all·expense trip for 21,fOiftlftior1MexDaty --------------""'~'-;:! .7' FREE REFRESHMENTS! FREE Gins FOR ALL I We're prolld lo become a member of the South Coast communil)' I We're proud, too, to be able to otter the highest available interest rates on insured savings In the entire nation. Drop in and register tor our lree durwing ! Have some refreshments! A~ a tree gift. It's our wey of saying. "Hello, We're happy to be Yoo1' Neighbor !" • ~ Cfl9'1 '° .. 18 )'Ht11 al IOI al'ld okS«. °'"'"Cl '° bl Mid Awgwst 20. I h nol "*91Mty lG be~ to '11\n. Tml 'lllul not kl t.-.:1 MOO ,. ... _,,,.,.,...... NOW OVER $110,000,000 STRONG I PROVIDENT FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO LOA N ASSOCJATJON 34155-A PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY. DANA POI NT J 496-6133 tt.d Olk:.: 3716 c.rbll-.A11014dwl~ Monday to Thul'lldi!'f~; Friday 9-6 Other offfoel In doMMown RlietJIJe, 'WlwlWOOd, Hemel , Redlands and Sun City Open August 4 ... Come in and meet our m&1;c;ger, Tom Archbold ! • ... E'AMIL\' CIRCL .. S ' ' ... .... ... ,,. ·~ OM ! '-•o .. oo bf/ Bil Ken11,. ·" . "Gee, that chicken sur e. wip ed her feet c lean before she went in the house!" R ed POW's • Laos llJ H eavily Guardecl By LJ:..:0:-.l OAflo'I EL SA:\1KHE. LafJS IUP I) Hordes of North Vir.l.namese soldiers ha ve been ri~hting in Laos since 19fl3 but the rov;:il J.;in government holds only ·103 of them as prisoners of \1·a r. The offir1:1i explanation is th:it the Norlh Vieln:in1c.o;e prefer tn con1mit suicide rather than pcrrnit capture. There ha1·c he en un- rnnl1rn1 Prl rcf)flrts lh;:it \1·nun<!· ed pr1snne-rs :ire snmr \lmf'S :-:h01. esr('c·1;1ll~· 11·h!'n i::n1·ern· ment (QJ"C('S :ire in relrcil1 Thcrr 11·erc l'li.o;cussion~ l11st vcar b1'l\1een the Lno11an anr1 South Vietna1riP s e go\'ern111eo\" Hboul turning fl Vr r the l\nr1h \"ic!nan1csc PQ\VS to Saigon. lt \1'as decid· ed nn1 tn do so. The United Stales took no position in these discussions and thrre appeared to br no prospect nf usini:? the Pfl\\'S as lc\'crai:?r for the return or Aml:'nc;in ;:rnd other al lied pcrsc1nncl raptured in Laos her1111se llano1 has ne1 rr ackno1-1 lecl g!'d it ht1s troops in that c11untr1· Le Kv Thang. ZR. is one or the !'\oi·th \'i<'tnan1ese PO\\'S l1eld bv \lie L<1011:in go1crn- 1nent. Thang, :i pri sonf'r fnr f11·e 1cars, anrl 1h!' 102 others ;ire held 1n a hca1·ily guarcled rompound al San1khe, on the Neivspapers Los e Coins '\"ha! rlo the Lns AngC'les T11ncs, 1!1e Lns A n gel es I ferald-Examiner and L he Long Bc;ich Press-Telegram ha1·e 1n con1moo' ,·\.tide fron1 !he ract th:it thr'v're all nr11 ~p;irrrs. lhrv are. ;ill ;il~n 1·u·t1n1s nf ;:r serir~ of coi n hnx h11 rg!ari!'" e:irlv S:iturrla y ni orning in Foun1a1n \'allC';. r ni1cr rrpnr1 cd th;il si x rn1n h1n;r• from the ncwsrafK'r ~l :inds 10r;1 1('d Ill !hr 7.lllh 's ~hopping rrn1rr ;11 \fl\11 !l;irhor Bhd 11rrf' p11Pr! nprn ;i nrl an 1111knnll'n ;in1ou11l (If n1nnr.v 1akr11 Thr thC'ft s wrre d1 sr1J1·rred hv street sweeper Larry Lc;igue ;:i s he bcgc:rri lus 1nnrn- 1ng rou nds. Signups Set At Chapman ou1 sk1rts Qf Vientiane. "I \'lant lo go home ," said Thang. echoing the sentiment nf n1osl prisoners evcr.v\rhcrc. Thang <ind all hut three of h is comrades are unreconstructed Communists. according to their captors. The three, .vounger n1en \lo'ho hec<1me informers, are kept ;:iw;iv from the o t her pri!-OflCf.~. ''Thev wnuld be kill ed 11 \1·e pu! thf'.m \\'Ith !he others," ex- pl~1ncd a pri!'nn off1cla1. Thf' informers. v.•ell-drrs.~ed and s1nilin~. have the run of the cnmp<lund . They cha tted easilv 1ri!h guards \l'hn gave thrrrl S;.i1~nn ne\vspapers. The nthrr prisoners srend ninsl of lhcir ltme in a con- fTete harracks-type building \111h b<i rred 11·indows and dflnr~. The hii:;hes1 ranking prlscint'r is C;ipL Lr l!U I' Linh. 51. t<1p· lurt'rl mf!re th.1n four vears <tt.:11 in a c;n-e in !\'.or.thern L;ins Linh, a lnnthpick d;ini::hni:; frflFTI hi ~ mouth, was 11·i!li ng tn .c;hflkc h;inrl.c; \Oo"Jlh a nt'11·.c;1nan but unwilling !O answer ques- tions. His fellow prisoners grinner! lheir approval "'hen he lurned his back on the rcpnrtcr. The guards said ! h c pri.~nncrs are firn1!,v under Linh'~ ron1rn1 ;ind a 11 p<1rt1ciprite in Cnmmun1st pro- pai::and<i sesi;11Jn~ iinrl political snni::fr$I~ in the eve ning _ The prisoners are allowed In pl;iy 1·ollc~•hall ;ind sQcccr fnr .c;r1·cr;il hr.iurs each mnrn1ng ;inr! af\rrnoon. !l;ilf dnzcn or so rncn arr al1011·crl oul51de the concrete building 11'.l prepare I h e prt~oncr·s \\VO mr;ils prr d;i \' '"The gt;1\'t'l'nn1ent <t 11o1 s l/lO kip -equivalent to 20 cC'nls - pr r rl ay fnr each pnsonC'r's fo1.1!. •· a ,:uarrl ,o;aicf 1\ pri.,on 0Hici:1I :i;;1id ;i H•·d f'rn~<; rrprr.c;rnl:it11·p had 1 1~11t:·d thr fll'J<on 111 ire this 1,1;11· Thl' ofl 11·1;il arkno11 lcdg- r rl th:it lhc pn.:;r>11r ro; hnrl rnn1- p\:11nrrl tn !lir Hrrl C"1·n°o; man ;i!Ytllt 1hr1r 1rr .1 tmrn1 But rhr nll1r1:il 1!rn1ed !h:il an 1 pi 1 S •'ner~ .11C'rr r1cr rn1 •1n•a1 1•d "\\'(' r arf f m 1.~l rf':i! lhrm." lhr pnsnn nfflf1al :i;;:i1rl "Jr 11·<:> rl1ct !hi~ 1101ilrl he ti.~rrl as p1·11 pacttnd:1 aga1nsl 11~." Thr prisnnrrs :ir(' pC'rm111Prl :i ~rn.i!I 1·egclalilr ,:;;irdcri Tbev ;ilso have !11·0 pi!!~ Thei,i are prrmit!cd lo make :-:and<iis [roin dlsr:irc!ecf tire~ hut there ;ipp;irentlv is nril r nriugh ll'ork to kerp the r11 b11.~1'. The pnsonrrs ;ippearrd heallh_v if nnt happ,v . They ap- Reg 1strat1nn for e \'e n in ~ l'lf'arcd to be dressed ade - rla~~e;; ;ii f'h;:ipman College is qua!ely for the mild climate in a1·a.1lable no"'' through SC'pt. :l, short.!'I . Some also ~·ore shirts. ;:iccordin,I!. to Dr P;:iul C. A guard said the Red Cross Da vis. chainnan nf the e\'Cn· representative brings clothin~ tni:; c0llcge di vision. for the PO\\'S 11·hcn he 1·isits Instruction is offered in lhe thr rnmpnund. He said the sciences, ! i her n l arts, Hed Cros.~ n1an is permittffi to tanl!uagc. hteraturc . an(! com· ques1inn 1he prisonrrs vo'i!hout n1un1cat1ons. Clnsscs hrgi n guards being present. Srpt. 7. ..The prisoners rt'fu.c::c In Fu rther information 1nay be lalk 11·11h hirn if we are rhere," obtained at llJJ-8821, ext. 314. !he guard said. ~ijjjiiiiiiii INSTALLED CHAIN-LINK FENCING D.lll V PILOT J J '"Godfathers" Cl uh" Pretty Ex~lusi-ve • IS LOS ANGELES (AP! -To ...ia1n entrance inlo lhe ''God- father 's Club" a candidate must deliver a baby. There are fi ve n1embers and none is a doctor. They are at- tendants in Los Angeles Fire J)epartmenl r es c ue am· bulances. Their 1nbs req uire anSv.'er- ing emergeney calls, and that 1 l511411h ... (fll /14) l 0351141.11. .. (£78/14) • 1: 751 IS'"'··. \f 78/1 SJ inrludes reque~ts to take pre~ nant "'·omen to the hos pital They haven't made 1l !n !lme 620 times. Rtibert Dougherty became a Godfather's Cluh member in 1963 \Oo'llh the delivery of 11. baby on lhe kitchen floor of an f:<isl Los Angeles apartment. He 's brought about 6{I n1ore in- to the wnrld since. Fred Hicks. a •·godfather .. ;about 100 lunes. says he once delivered a bnby Jn a bank and another on the si dewalk outside a hospital. Glen Hanson. 42. h as delivered at least 100 babies. He reealls his most trying ex - perience involved a fa ther whn ··wanled his "''ife to ha ve lhe baby at home and i,1·as angry with her for calling us." But, Doughert y a d d s : and started giving orders they General Rert1ving l-los p1tal. would be relieved ·· Pratt. wllh mnre than 200 Vince Pratl, 54. a l'eteran rlPlil'etlf'S lo hi s c red i t , v.·ith 27 yr.:irs nf makeshift ob~ervetl "Women whQ havl!I obstelr1rs. says: "Childbirth is b;ib1e.s in these situ11ti1Jns such a natural thi n~. most of generally don 't plan ahead." the time the mothers don 't ---- need any he lp." I Graffiti is George Chagoll:in. a 160- baby man, bad an infant nam· ed after him hy grateful parents 1vhcn he brought breath in10 a newborn child with .1 re!:uscita!or. Th• men aren•t amateurs. I All received o b s t e l r i cs A Joke , .• Really training at _th_'_'_'_"_" t y 's '=========== 16855 Devonshire 5!. ~ •K~Jr.r'!:"l•r~Jr.r'!:"I•~ 368-3751 ..... >O•U U\ ~ "'l .. !ll ~ •111'1 .. "Fathe rs are generally so glad to see someone else get th ere that if the postman walked in 7 DAYS ONLY! 1 ~~~g~11~ ... T.!.~l~ .. ~~:.~.~~.~.e ... ~~'.~;.'.1[ BRAND ... , l'< •• 'I •• , ""''"'" "" I i .. ,, ... 1...... N'ti •• II• •1!(1111~ ••Ill ll!,•Ml•I """' '" '"""f .. ,,. "'"'' 1t l•t <l•l•hU ••• '"'" '"" .... , " 1•1 F ,,..,,.j ... ,, .... ,1 , .. 1., ... ,..... .... .. ..... Utt '"" , .. ,.,1.0 1 """"' ••1·•••! """'' ~·~ '"'"' '"" """! '"''"' ... '""'..lo ,.,.... 4 ----C>u,,..:• Vo.o I l~ 11 Pt y ~'t..,,'t'}..~~~~'.S>'.:J-.-'~ TUBELESS VW's DATSUN • OPEL TOYOTA & Others 12 ~'~ •i•I S1111560rll Sii0115 I"' 110 1111111,1 h1,..,, MARK (. etOOME CO. POL ICY 11 we shD~ld u ll ~u! 11 7~w r 111' a •'r11ni~1tf' •Ill bt 111¥!~. 1\!~1•nf il1tr i!l•OIJ it ihe lcll!r\l!tcl Belted or Whitewalls $2?x~ $1795 $19'5 VW s OAT SUN '•" ,,,,, 111,.,(, ,,.,TOYOTA 11• •11 I"'' [11•1' '"'" $1995 ,·,~,;~:, $229s 1:'l'E; ''" (878 1 7.75x15 BRAND NEW FULL 4 Ply 6.SOxl 3 I 7.7Sxl 4 s995 ,,,. (f78/14 ) ,,,.(f78/15) ,,,, SJ 095 '"'·'· r.,1;,11 1., SJ 11 1~·!1 !J Fed h . ru a 2sx1 S "" 'rm (M7B/1 S) (G 78/~~:HWUlS \l 91 ''I! I '"•' ,.,11,11," 101u1 ,!ul 1111lt lJ•H oj h l11 ·· •MARK C. BLOOME BRAKE GUARANTEE Ir" '"""•"I'''''" '""I'' •t •un u l u•o•• "'"' ol .,,., !'"""'' O:tl """'""I' '""'"' luo"h' llU>o" l'I" ''"I I'''""' " I Mt •1't1 11 II 011 611 11k• •"11 1"'"'"' o Ml ••'t1" 11 u 11 FUll 5ll( U S CltS !IC!PT GISC "'(U.S . CARS iin S24 9~ 7.oo.1~RA,~~l~EW TUBELESS 8.?,~xl4 8.25,11 }5 8.55ll14 8.SSxl S ic7s11•1 10'781is1 1Hl'81i•1 1H7811s1 fUBlllSS ~--~95 $16'5 ' ''" WHlffWAllS S2.9S fXTl!A 8.B5x15 9,00x1S 1111 (!7 8(15) ,,,, lt 78 /15) s2J9s 178/IJ ,18 ''1<ll60 S001IJi S8 Cl8113 $2J95 l<P< 15101 I]) C/8/1 4 '22 fl8/1 4 $26'5 f 18115 G/8(1 4 s299s G78115 ;,.,, lllltol/tllrj r. '" s33ts l 781! 5 S]69S h<1 .11 11 1ou111111,1,, WH IT fWAllS ~2.9S llfTl!A MAJOR ·20,000:,;;:. 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'· ~ ' I - J DAIL V i"JLOT Thursd'Y, August 11'1 1971 Ottawa Seeks Behind Iron Curtain lNIMllogic By ~tAX HA HR ELSON OTTAWA jAP t -c.anada is re11ch!n,R c.ul fnr mnre fnf'nd!I and new markr-ts In makr-1\ le.s5 dependen! upon I he Lnitt'd S!ates, pol1!1call~ and economiraJl.v. In .'-.!av. l'icrre I·: I J l n t I Trudeau· becan1e !he first Canadian primr m1n1s!er In 1·is1t r-.1osco"'. He s1i::n!"d 11n ag rttmtnt cal11nR /or regu l:ir high-level consu!talions with Soviet off1r111ls. T"·o months later Pekini::·s firs t 11mbas.sador In (jlnada "-'11.!I "·armly ...,·clrnmed to 01- tawa. U. S. 0£f1c1a!s profess to .i;ee n(I ca u~ for at.arm. They litlld oihrr pro-Western diplomats agn:>e rhat Canada's moves Jn- d1eate neither a swing lo the left nor a lrss friendly attitude toward \\'ashin gton. 'J'he government apparen!ly is trying to sho1~· the world- ;1nrl the (';1nadian 1>eople·lh;11. l"an01da has an 1ndrpencient foreign poliry. r-.1a ny Cana- di;1ns have been unhappy with 1· S. policy. particularly on \'ietnam, and h;:i1•t resented Canadian involvement 1 n .!I i I u a l lo n s created in \\'ash1ngton. Peter Ntwman, editor nf ~laclran '5 magazine and an outspoken C a n a d i an na· t1onalist. says Canadian socie- ly ts nn longer bland and dutiful as it once was. "While we can't be ncutr?J without being eunuchs." he said. "we ('an be fierceh· in - dependent without bceoffiin~ anli·American. In foreign ;if. fa irs Canada should be cJc-.r- hcaded, advenlurou.!I and cnn- :i;("ientious, not amiable and submissive." Canadian overtures to Pek- in,!;! and 1-loscow are based as inul'h on ecnnon1 ic facl111 s, perhaps. 11s political. Canadian olf1c1als are worried about the reliability or old trading pat· terns. Bnl<11r:'s pros1)cc:ti ve entry Into the European Cnmrnnn Market could affecl a~ niuc h as /\0 percent of Canad/l's trade "'ith tha t co u n tr y , particularly in 1nanuFac1u red products, by rnaking them suhject In the Com m on Market's external tariff. Some officials ha ve long been J!llery about this coun· lry's heavy dependence on U S. trade. About 70 percent of t:a nada'5 exports have been going to the Un1led States. ll is too early to tell how Prei;i- dcnt Nixon'~ JO percent tax on unports 1vlll affec t Ca nad ian trade, hut this is the sort of thing Canadian officia ls had fe;1red . C;ioad;i generally ha s v.·elcomed U.S. move.!! tn im· pro\ e relations "'tlh Red China, including the lifting of trade res1ric t1ons and Presi· ------------ ' 1· . ,, • Easy-Care Dresses and Pants Sets Remarkable Low Price 99 Crisp, yet delicate dresse s and pant sets in '1.·ashable polyester and cotton or polye ster an d Avril• ray · on. Praccically cnJless \•ar iery, in plaids , check s a nd solids. Sizes 10 to 20, 14\1.z to 24\1.z. -,,. __ j ' .0 • • dent Nixon's prcl)06ed visit to Peking. t.:an;ida 's trade minister. .Je11n-Luc Pepin, v I 5 1 I t d mainland China several wee k.!! ago. "\Ve have to push our posi- tion in China as strongl)' as we can and as rapidly as we can ." he said, "so as lo establish a position by the time the great reconciliation take.!1 place between t h e Chinese and the Americans." One ""eaknes.!I in Canada 's bid for trade with Red China a nd the Soviet Union i.!I the .. . limited poter.tial. Neither of the Communist countries hll much tha t C1nada would want lo buy and, due lo large Cana- dia n wheat sale5. the balance of trade in bo th coun tr ie.!I 11 lre11dy is heavily in Canada's fa vor. Al the official I e v e 1 , Canada 's relations v.·ith the United Sta tes are generally good. One positive development \l'<IS !ht re<'.en t agreement tn work jointly to curb pol!utio n in the Gre;at Lake s. "DO You ~!ALrtt flifRt ARt>l'f' MANY Ql.'£er6 LEF1 ~Oi: CAfS TO \..ootc tiT?'" ~:. For An Exciting New Look ••• ' ' ' ' i i ' l ' ' " : ... ~ -{ . .,~:~ . ' 100% Modacrylic Fashion Wigs s~an. l.<iw, Low Price s23 "Mefosa" ... colo r-blended and eas y to care fo r in 100% moda- crylic. Hand-ried fro nt, extended. nape. In many fl attering shades. 4 Great Values • '> .. ~ ' • MfE. $110! S.41'E '24 ! f ;:.n. t rt. n r..,r!.to1I Rini ..... --. '41 0 f liO • •nry R1nr ., •. •1 20 Sl 20 E1rrin~ .• '96 f l:lO Jl,.nrt11nt '1 20 ~·run1 Hun<lre(_j:o; of lte1n s on Sal e During This Event Prices Effec1ive thru Saturdar,, August 21 •' SEMI-ANNUAL DIAMOND SALE SAVE20% o n All Diamonds in S toek and 1''ron1 Special Order Rook BI \.:-~: . .\RS 1)1.\ \1 0 :\J)S ~ ll 'H ~~O \Fl f)E'\"CE Recau'e cli a.m{J nd ~·ci,1.:ht' are 5eldom idcn1 ical , aprrnxima te carat "-'<'1,o:h1s are !ho"•n. Seat\ ,;ive s you a Carat \\""eigh1 Cer11ficate "'hich states the exact "-'e1,:;:h t, to one·hunJrcd:h of a cara!, of every Tradition center di amond of 1/20 cuat or more. \ ,"i,4 Vt;; '.19 ! ,"l'.4 Vf,' '22 to '2."l <J: ,, .. , ~~].~~ 19 2 (l ~:;,; ...... _ • 15 fl J•:'ll II JI .. ,, •.1,. • ....._ 14fJ6 ''"' 11 f L •.1;,.,,.,.__ 1280 Ill~ I''' '•L'""- '120 'RR '-," ' .-,. , . ., .. - .'iAVE '211 on f;a,.h! •100 Rtiflt'1 Wl'ddin1 R ;n~~ 'R()' l lOl'ICrOO'.>m'•"•flflin1RinJ 'RO A1kAbout Sear> Convenient Credi.t Plnn' . , I ./ SA Vf; '/6 to 'BO! '400 En••Jtmtnt Rin~ '3:l() Pfl "'''•lin• Rin 1f•4· • t I I I ,. I LIF!::'J'l.\I E TR.-lDE-1'.\ Sears allO"-') you full lash rrice paid !rxclus1\'e nf ru e~ ;1,nd f1n.ince char,£e f on any Trdn1on d1&mnnd nn,c. pin.eurings in tr ade for a hi,l!:hcr priced diamond at any nmc. I I I i I I I .'\A J,.E' '8 lo '48! S24'l t:r>,•J~rn,n! Ron,.__ 11 Q2 139 V:'•<i riinJ R 1n ~ '."\I . --·---- SA J1E'I4to'.12! JlllO Enr11r 111en1 Rini--1 I 2R :".· f69 'il'rddi nJRin •.)5 -i.:;.::..:::.:::.:::..:!!!!!;;=..::.::..J Jewelry en lt rged '\. toobo~·d et;iiil .~,.f J1E '24 IQ '84! " Jl.:Ot.nJ•J•m•nl Ri n~ 1336 f l ~O 'i"••l<i in1R i n '96 "' ~ .•. Luxuriously Soft 8-Row Mink Stole Terrific Value! Fanta.stic 8-row mink .!ltOl e ••ith snfdy shi~ red coll ar in p;i.s tel, peul or "iolct mink. Shop •·i tb confide nce 1t Sears, one of tht h1ggesr fur · re~ai!eri in the U.S.A. Our fut fa.,hion~ are our~ttnding "aluc§ for qu&liry and "'·orkmanship. Fur rroducu laheled to &how country of O("igi n of imported fun '>~fOP SUNDAYS '' NOON to S PM ... MONDAY thru FRIDAY 9.30 AM to 9:00 PM ••. SATURDAYS 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM -FREE: PARKING! -DIAMOND E 15 1/1 CAiAT DIAMOffll _,, ... " ....... ,, . .- ..... r .. -· -.............. , .. 1.1i;..1 (OYlNI '"·Nil ...... ~·l·J•1 1 ~ ..... 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Stt., Avo. :i'fltt!I Ott • yei;r 1nv1lot11 •t the 111•!1 •• , or 1t 1i:IY1roe1 tJcktt wil'ldow 1t l :15 P.M.I Recycling Centers Accept Orange Coast rtos1dents who want to koow what tht>y can do to help in lhe ecology movement, n<l\\' have a variety of rt>eycllng cenler11 they <.'an lake their trash to, Glass, a I u m in u m and newspapers are all recyclable and in Orange County there are several places where th~se items are bought for reuse AS \\'ell as locations whert> dona- tions of useful refuse are taken. Here 's a list of recycling c:enter.:i: ALUMINU~1 Rayt>ll Distributors. 1547l Del Amo Ave., Tustin, 838- 4550, They will accept any all- aluminum cans aod ll&Y 10 cents a pound for them. Cans are accepted on Thursday& from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and they prefer lhe cans to be crushed. Cliff Clester is In charge of the recycling operation and wilt help clubs and schools orgnnize an aluminurn can drive for fu nd raising. Jf and L Distributors. 8405 Artesia Blvd.. Buena Park, 52 l-69n. They lake all kinds of household aluminum such as cans, pie plates and foi l. !\lalerial is accepted ti.1onday through Friday, 8 a.m to 5 p.m. GLASS Ktorr Glass, 1221 E. St. Andrews Place. Santa An.a. ~7-3770. Collection days are Tuesday, Thursday and Setur· day (rom 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. They pay one-half cent for every bottle and jar. 'They must be clean, unbroken and without any metal on them_ They also must be separated according to color and packag- ed so they can be handled easily. PAPER Orange County \Vast e Paper, Inc:. or li.1en-Cal. 1003 Sheer Mesh PantyHose Sensational., L<wi, Lo,,, Price! c Sheer stretch mesh panty hose with nude heel. rein- forced toe. In fas hion shade~ of Bare Beige, Mocha and Sunset. Proportioned lengths petite, average and tall. u~eSearsRe-ool.,ingChqrga 1Perma-Prest® I Dresses start 11eat ~ •.• and {\ J) )J1:7£l1 stay n e at 1 1 . 0"i S ¥ .)J) 1..:; ....... --..::__/!#,,.__· __./ 3 ror $7 Sizefi 3 to Gx Sizefi 7 10 14 G irls' Perma-Presrfl dresses in a huge selection of sryles. New fall colors in plaiJs. prin(S and solids. They're wr ink le and muss resistant ... they keep her look- ing neaL Little gi rl s' sizes 3 to 6x, big girl s' sizes 7 to 14. .. Preuy P11111 .. s;,,., s•;, •• 16\ltc_.3.._ for ' 12 E. 1th St., Santa Ana . ~~7-796!l. They pa y $7 a ton for bundled newspapers. Their hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. f\1onday through F'riday and 8 a.m. to 2, p.m. Saturday. Golden \\'est Paper Fiber. 16512 Buena Vista St., Orange, 637-<W27, They pay $6 a tc.n for bundled new spapers. 'Their hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.rn. !\lo11day through Saturday. DONAT IONS Orange Coast College, Cam- pus Skills Center, 2 7 0 l Fairview Road , Costa Mesa,. 834-5681. Students will accept donations of glass. newspapers l hursdaf, Au9ust 11?, 1971 DAIL'( PILOT } :J Materials County Area ; • Ill :and alum1nun1 ~I on d :a y through J.~rlday, 9 a m. to 4 p.nl. They ask that the bottles be sorled according to color and the newspapers be bundJ. ed. flichard's Lido r-.larket, 3-t:'IJ Via Lido, Newport Dcach, 673· 6360, Bundled newspapers can be left by hins 111 the east parking lot. No glass or a!uminu1n. Fivt' Points Sh o ppl n g Center, !\tain Street at Ell iS Avenue. Bundled ne v.·spapers, aluminun1 cans anti glass are all accepted. Glass rnust be free of metal and sorted ac- ' l'Ording to color. Fur funher information call 5.16-5201. l.a.£una Beacb l"rcc Clinic RccyCJing Ccnlel', 1060 (.;ten- neyre St .• Laguna 8C'ach. Note this is not the san1e location as the F'ree Clinlr Do not take rnaterial to the Free Cl init. Aluminu1n and glass. washed and stripped of rnctal is ac- cepted Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. 10 a.m. lo noon. Park f. an e Res1dcnti;1l &hool Scholurship Fund, 621 Thalia St.. Laguna Beach. 494- 6146. Glass only . They will pick up donations at your hon1e. •,...•I l3a1:k 't'ard Ecology (frou p, 801 N. El Camino fleal, San l:ten1ente "'tll atcept bundled ne~spapers in the parking lot of the Safe way fl-tarkel. Orange County Cerebra l P:ilsy C hapter. 3020 \V. Harvard Sl., Sauta Ana. 5-46- 5700. \\'ill accept ll luniinum c.:ans only. Contain<'r is lo cated in office pa r.king lot. CL!_y of \Vestrninster has thre~ locations where glass and aluminum are accepted. 1' City of \A/estinln.~ter h11s three loca tions where glass and alu1ninum are acce pted. "fhe cans must be crushed, but tlley will also accept other household alunlinum such as pte plates and foil. Glass must ~ stripped of nietal and sorted by co Io r . No newspapers are accepted. AftCO service st<1tion, on lhe nor th east corner nf Brookhurst St1·eet and Mcfad- den A1·enue. Standard ~ervice sl<1\lon. nor ! heast corner nf \\'est1n1nster Avenu e and B!'ookhursl Street. Union 76 ser\'ite station, sou thea st l"Orner ot \Veslmlnster Avenue. 1 n d \Villow Lane. .. ;' S~4VE29%! ·"'"" ...... \ ~ . ..,,.., ~ ' ,. -.1 , I ~ ·ill sill'£ 17°'() ' ·~ l pi i Women's anrl Mi sses' "':·.j Summer Shi(ts ! ~"" r~ •.. 199 IAw PriC'e ., lar,ize a s~nrtm e n r of tummcr shifts. i'.lany Perma-Prest•1 jty/('~. J\,. sort('d prints and ~1)]1d ~ jn missC's· and \\"c.;nC'n·s I JZl!S. .. ": Cir cular Stitch Bru R1>fl:ular $.1.5-0 247 Elastic gort>~ for !.ecure fit-Cot- tnn cups are light, gi ~ lasti ng fit and uplifr. !i2 -40B, 324 2C, 32-440 and DD, Regular $-t .. D" and. -·on" Cup Siu• 2,97 Children's Underwear Sale Girls' Vesrs an <l Panties ·ofSupjma• cotton for d urabi licy and absorbency. .S hrinkage conrroll ed. Vests are zig. zaf{ stitched ar neck and armholes, double crotch on pancies. Lirrl c boys' T-shirts and briefs of rib knir Su· pima"' co ccon. White. !vlachi ne wash- able. 3 of same garmen t in package. •Little Girls' sizes 2 to Ox. •Girls' sizes 7 to 14 •Litt le Doys' sizes 2 to 6x. Regu lar Pk~. of 3 for $2.2? J'kg.3 188 of f or SHOP SUNDAYS 12 NOON to S PM ... MONDAY thru FRIDAY 9:30 AM to 9:00 PM ... SATURDAYS 9:30 AM to 6 :00 PM -FREE PARKING! IUDIA 'Al.C <OVINA HOU.YWOOD Ol YM .. IC & IOTO !Sears) .. OMO NA SANTA MONICA TOll.11.ANCI Satisfaction 11t ... llOO, J11-4Sl0 •••• 0611 469-5941 26f·J21 I 619-$1 61 Jt4.t711 l42-1 J11 CANOOA 'AIK fl ,MOHR 1NOl lWOOD OIAMDt JllCO I OVTH COAST l'LAZA \IAlllY GuarantHCI l 40-0 .. I 44J.J911 t 71•2J21 617-1100 •lt ... 262 l 40·llll 76l•l461,f l4-1120 Or Your Money COMl'TON OllMOAll LONO tlACN "AIA01NA 1 4.MTA. '' ,,.INOi n40VSAND OAlll \lllMONf llack 6l6·2Jll, 632-5761 14J·1004, 2411-t611 llJJ.0121 6t1~211.3Sl-4l 1 1 JlAIS1 11.0 l l UCK AND CO, 944-101 1 497-llJ ... lt2·11l1 7lf·lfll I• .. • J-l DAILY PIL OT Fountain Valley Sees Problems With 3 New Schools By JOANNE REYNOLDS 01 !tit DellJ "Ir.I S!"t Growlb in Fountain Valley, the pride of the city council .and the che.mber of com - merce, is not viewed with the same enthusiasm by the Fnuntain Vall t'y S choo I Dislricl. During lhe ('(lming sthool vear. the distriC'I \vill open lhree new srhoo!s th:it will house a miniinu m of 2.000 students. "H 's kind or complica1ed, opening three schools in one vear." sav.c; Jack r-.fahnken . assistant "superintendent !or adn11nistrative s e r v i f e s. "\\'e\·e ne ver had a year like th is before ." In Scplembe r thf' Fred ~!ndas Schoo l v.'il be opened in !he quarter bloc k south or Ellis Avenue and ei:ist of Brookhurst Street. It will provide cl assroom space for 824 students from Fountain Vil la, Classic Homes JI , Glen Co ve. Influential, !lteadow Hornes I and 11 , Su nshine Homes and Ur bana tr arts. Then In Derember. if con· struclion rem11ins on schedule. lhe lsojiro Oka school will open. It will have 625 students fron1 South Shores II and 111. Tiburon. Ckeanaire a n d Wes1gate tract!. It will also •·we l".an't just farm them settling classes in at other The thtet new schools will years. contain a preschool class. Oka out," Mahnken said. "We had schools, there is the cosl of be added to the dislrlct't Tb tbr I ed of B "" t •· k cb 1 lb bus ing the children to these e ee schools ha ve all is ocat ~·est roo,..uurs w eep ea c ass toge er 50 roster of 13 exisbnu '""h-'·. been named for Foun'-'• locations until their schools . .,, ............ a ...... Street and south of Yorktown they would mov e, .as a class, are opened. three school sites the district Valley pioneers. Avenue. into the new schools." d 1 Fred Moiola was born tn Dr. Charles Wood f j n , owns an our sltes that have The last or !he three lo open Oka student!'l, in the. classes assistant superintendent for been identified but not Fountain Valley In 1925 Clf will be the Samuel Talbert and with the teachers they will business services, sa id the purchased. Italian immigrant parents. H~ Schoo l. located south <l f ha ve alt year , will be al· district has budgeted $92.561 "That'.~ a 14 percent growth attended Fountain Va I JI!: y (iarfi'e!d Avenue and east of tending Tamura, Moiola , CoK, for transportation !his year. in one year,'1 t\1ahnken pointed grammer sch o o I s a nd Magnolia Strttt. c.:isler, WardJoY.', Bushard, Tha~ compares with S7S,t89 1 graduated from Hunting!Qn \Vhen it O""flli in February, Lamb and Newland Schools. for last year. ou.,;he schools themsel,es cost Beach High School. "" T lbe l I ·11 be Following World War JI , he Talt>ert &hool will have more a r c asses w 1 "We 've had to lease two ad· about SI.I million each and I led t A I · d joined . his family 's farming than 5!">6 childrtn. The exa<'t oca a r I!: v a o s • dilional buses 1n ad ition to take about two y••rs to des1·gn d d M Do II N I nd M · I .... an airy concern in Fountain numbf'r of students is difficult c we , ew a • oio a, the one we leased last year." and construct. G. I c . nd II Vall{.; and in 1961 was an.. to estimate, Mahnken says, 11s er. 1,,,()1 a a r Per he said ... We hope lo be able They are financed by local ed '' <-h I t'I r. poin to the c ity council. He because of the new con-.x oo s un 1 r ebruary. to cancel these leases as the bonds and state loans repai·d killed · was 1n a plane crash in struction 1n the attendance Jn addition to the log istic!'i of by district taxpayers over 30 Oka wa.s a native n! Japan who came to Fountain Valley in 1907. Like M.oiola, he was active in farming In lhe area, but during the war he a nd his famlly were 1noved to a Relocnlion Camp in Ariwna. They returned in 1947. Oka was remembered for the vegetables he-gave to the f'ountain Valley gr a m ma r school cafeteria during Lhe depression and fi)r his part in helping build t11e 'J'albert Langu age School on Talbert Avenue near Bushard Street. He died in 1966 at the age of 82. His children still l!vr in the Fountain Valley and Hun· tinglon Beach area. T:.ilbert was born in Utinoi! ln '1874 and moved to F'ounlain Valley in 1896. J~e organiz.ed the Talber L Dl'ainage District ~·hlch kept the land in th1 area dry enough for farming. area. ~~~~~~~"'-~~~~~~--::::;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiii;;;;:::::-~:....:::::::::.:::.:_::::-...::::_~100'."".:3.~~~ ---- lie also dug the channel now followed by the Santa Ana River from 17th Street in San· ta Ana to the ocean. With hi! brother. Toni, he purchased and c leared the right of way for the Pacific Ele c:tri e Jtaihvay which ran from Santa Ana to Huntington Beach. He <lied ln 1958 at the sge or 8(. The students tor Talbert School will come from homes in the Coral Shores, Glen Mar 10. Magnolia Gardens, South Shores I and IV and new por- tions or Green Valley. Aside from the b a sic problems centerinF: around the t:onstrur lion, stoc king s n d staffing a new s c 11oo1 , r-.iahnken sa ys the district has been fa ced with eddillonal dif- ficulties. The students who will be moving to Oka and Talbert have tO be put somewhere else while the construction is being completed and the relocation process has been a headache for school administrators. u King-sized quilted, button-free mattr~>.. ecause Padded vinyl headbomd King-sized mattress pad -,..........--., • • 4 ¥!'4 lff.;;:eb.!/f'il"*W!!I "·. '5!11 For the Record Birtlts tOlJT'M CO .. 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'°'"<~ L•t •~ft J•~n f , No-iron fitted bottom sheet 2 No-iron pillow cases Lovely decorator print cover Innerspring construction matbess and box springs King-Size Includes all 13 Pieces With every King or Queen mattress you buy at Ortho you get: Mattress and two box springs with the King. mattress and box spring with the Queen. Plus the Ortho-f>ak which includes.: Fieldcrest ncHron top sheet. Fieldcrest fitted bottom sheet, two K'ing « Ooeen bolster pillows, two King « Queen pillow c-, King «a-.> mattress pad and -.ii -ort1'8Slers, Also O<tho's famous Double Bonas of headboa'd and qollled bedspread, Total = the absolute best -· E...-ji1•ig at one Jow, loW pri<:e ••• only al ortho! Twin or Full Spending your money on fll"I Ortho Twin or Full size bed yoo'n always get your ITICll'le)"s wo'1h, plus morel At Ortho w ery lwin or full price toclodes Ortho's famous, original Double Bonua. And lh11t Double 8ofwn means you get, at "° exlT'8 or hidden eo.t, a ~ arid rnetaf bed lrame wttn llMOl:JI\ ..,. llClllMO casters. That's 90l"M ..._. Jftckldttl DoWfe a.u.. MAITRESS & BOX SPRING Vertical stitched border consl:JUction Air vented borders 2Boxspriftg foundation atching box spring fabric Metal frame with easy roll casters Free Delivery on all Mattr~s from Ortho Many more great King-size values Originators of the Double Bonus ~ --- Queens and Twins and Fulls,.too /Home of the original Ortho Pak ~ The nation's largest chain of Mattress Specialists LAKEWOOD 4433 Candlewood Avenue C1ndl1wood Shopa (across from La kewood Center) Phone: 634·4 134 You can only buy ~ Ortho Mattresses · ~ at Ortho Stores SANTA ANA and FOUNTAIN VALLEY 16131 Harbor Blvd. (c o r n er of E d i nger) N ex t to Z ody 's Ph o ne ; 839·4 570 ANAHEIM 1811 West Lincoln Avenue Between Euclid and Brookhurst Avenues Just East of Fed Mar t P hone: 776-2590 • ,, •in ,.,.i ict tho •· w n• n· hl9 "d •1 , , nt• He illov in' On ('o uld i! be 1h;1t the n11ncr of !hi!'. truck on the St111 l liego Froc1v:iy i~ one l~I \11 osc disgruntled. d1 s1llusio11r d <".1l1 furnians 11"£'1c !Jcc'l1 r(>arling abo ut~ r<.l;1yht lie .JllSl gol l"<HT1td il\I ;iy <1t a ;..:Hragc :-ale. (ll!e 1 h1r1 g ~ce111:s c:lear -hc"d \1r· hare! prcs:sed to find 1·00111 ful' one n1ore Hein on his vchu·Jc. Yo11n g Mei1 To Trai11 111 Forest S.'\NTA ANA -One-hundred and f1fly orange County high St:hool boys. scl!'l'ted by the N1:1ghborl1ood Yuut ll Corps, 11 il l JKtrl1(·1p11tc 111 :1 five-day ··conser1·11t1on can1p .. Aug. 23- ::~. :11 !ht' lu!>t \'allc~· Scout Hl·~t·rv<1t11111 111 nurlh S<1n lJ1(•j'.!11 Counl~. 'l'!iL• p1·o~r;un. direr:ted by B1(·k Ingold of Nc1~port Heach is a eooµerat ive 1 cnture of the Orange Empire Boy Scout Counci l. the Jarnes Irvine Foundation. the LI S. Soil F rcc,va )'~ 'fo be G rcc n A11d Groovv 1'L1STIN -Ucau11r~ ing: and l1fe-s<1ving proierts h;n·e been Conser\•etion Service. t he California Stale Division nf designated for Orange l'ounty Forestry. the Neighborhood freeways. \'nuth Corps, and the U.6. According to Sl ute l'ul:ilic ,,laru1c Corps. \\'orks Director, Ja1nes A. Th{' int{'nl of the-progran1 1.~ l'\loc. a $298.000 eon1rat'l ll'il:> tu pro1·ide e1nploy1ne11! f11r 10u th.~ and to train theni for <111,arded lo the A. F. l;:u1dt·nti su rn1ncr or full-llme jobs 1\'ilh Landsc;i ping Corpora\1011. San f(irc stry t-rc11's next year, ;1.~ Pedro. for planting ;ilung the 11·rl! as to ;iccu1n p!ish n1u\'h Santa Ana Frcc\\'ay frun1 !he nt·L"cled l"lll1Serva tion pniiccls Sut11h Tus1in 1111derpass lo 111 and around 1lic rcservat1011. \lain ~lrl•f't :111d fro n1 Thr l.11J)!i wil! build fire 1\lcFadd1·n 1\1(•nur 10 nortll of Ir.i lls. ;ind ~01!-eros1n11 d11n1s, ,\J;iu1 S1rcrt on the i\e11p1Jrt l11surance Man Finctl For Eva~io n SANTA AN A -lnsurance1 man Frederick A. Farnu1n of l Newport Beach has been lined $1.000 and µlaced on proh;111on for six 1nonlhs for ev:1d1ng l payn1ent uf slate ineon1c tax - es. I Orangr Coun!y S 11 pr r Io rl Court .Judgt' 8 yro11 h'. \tct.1il!an ordered a s1x-1nont h j:11l terrn for Farn11111. 50. of ' 522.1 Bruce Cn.'sl·ent. lhenl suspended jail t1 n1c u1 f;11or of 1 µrobtHio n. Farnu1n plradcrll gutlly to m ; s de n1 ea nor l'hargrs of la."< ev:1sion. Judge l'\lcf\l 11l<1 11 a 1 so orderl"d Farnum to p:l}" to lhc stall' a !olal of $4 .339 Hl ta xes , relating to thr years 1966 through J96r. 1J1r ju d c el ordered tlu11 !Wyment. be triode be fore June·30. U:IT2. ' •• J ~ 1111'111' OUI "''"..-HIGH ·(~-.. fll1tNITURE T . •'RICES )Jiki~' ,(O+ ,,.,1 11 •• Rt11 FURNITURE l/bl7f11A •118• "O. (Hwy. 39) HU11 f111r.T•·•l BEACH Thursday, Auqu1t l'?, 1971 DAILY PILOT J.> ' ' 1000 ~eautiful Stick-on LABELS I - ORDER \). " ,· t YOURS ./ " \ ONLY $125 TODAY! l Al INCL. Personali1ed • Stylish • Efficient Order For Yourself or I Fr iend May be u~ed on envelopes as relurn addre1s label1. Also ,.ery handy .is identific atio11 lobels .fot ma rking person.i i items $11t h •s book11 records, photos, etc. l .i bels 1titk 011 glo11~ o1 nd rnay b e used far mark in g hgm• canned foc.d items. All J.,beh a re printed with stylish Vogue type on fine ciuality wh ite g1.1mm14 p•per. r -----------------------, f oll in th" <OuPon, <l•D i Md mi d ,.ilh tl,ll 11; I I Pill! ~rlnlln• L~-•l P•Y., l'.P. I !< llU I C~•l• M•U, C•l•f. 1l•U I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i PILOT PRINTING t L-----------------------J ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~-"-"d~''-'_'_"_'"~"-•h_1_1_"_''-'-'-''_'.'-'-·~-'-·'_'_'_w_,_r·~~~~--~~~!ij'!'j;;;;;ll~~~~~~~~'::':~'.'.'.":::":::"~~".::".::".'.:".'.::".::""'.~~'.'.'.'.:~~~~~~~ Tl11·ee Pic11ic A1·eas Slate<l Ne a1· Ortega s.,:'-'T.\ .\,\.\ -.\l1irc tha11 11 ;icrcs uf la nd al11ng tl1r 01·1rg<1 I l1gl11rn~· 11111 be lc<•scd b~· Oran;;c Cou11tv lu pru11dc three ro11ds1dc re~l and p1c111c s it es at strctcg1c;illy loca ted points. Count y s1 1pcrvisors h;11·r :u1!horized <l!l expcndilllrc nr $31.600 for de1·clop1nen1 of thr ~iles at slril!egical:y :oe a1r d <1gric11 lt ural prcscr1·e l ;i o d 01111cd by the ll'i\rill l'ropcrties Con1pJn.1 The first site sthcdult'd fur ronstruction 1~ at ;1 po111! 111 crlOoking Cluquita Fla ls nrgionat Park. nhout :! 4 rndr<; 11·cst of the San D i cg o Frcev.•av. The 3.7·acrr ::-put 11·i!1 hold 15 p1cn1c lal>lt•s <tnd 11·111 cost SI0.7fl0 to dc1rlhp A second silc is 5 !l m1lr·· east of the free11n.1 ;ind 11111 1·;irry a tl cvcloprnr-n! eos1 ol ~11.200 A lotal !)t 17 pa:nu· 111 bl rs 11111 be l1'ir:1lerl in arHI ' Op•" Stot.k Floor Modirl• '"' dcmon1trolon. ;in1und n :':and or Callfnrn1;1 !•llk I rce.-:. Tl1r thircl sJle is R :1 n11lr~ l'<I~\ j 1f 1hc .:ian Diego Frer11•;1~ ;111d 11·ilJ flt·uvidc 20 pic111<' lnblcs at a tot al cost of S!l,7flU. Till' area 1s schedu led for pl;u.:en1cnt i11 a wooded co1·c hctwccn Lucas ;ind Vcrdu gq t"ClllVOllS. .\11 si1 es 11 111 li;ive gravel p;1rk111J.! lot!'. lhrc('·fool v•ide 1•.alk111i: !rails ;111d rrslroon1:;. !'011nt1 offil·1.ils ,. s ! 1 n1 at r r11a1111 cn<HK'(' ('OSI~ <I ! ~-i 000 :1 ~ rar SA\"T,\ 11,\,\ -Orani;c f"ountr Personnel l)ircclor \V1lh:';111 ll11r! has bttn n;unrd h1· (;q, 1• ·nor Bun:ild Mr·.~0 "!1' ;•-. ;1 111e nbc·r of the go1·ernor's 1\til 1sor1· l'ourd1nat1n1:: (.;fluneil 1111 J•i°1bl1c-/'er so nrirl ,\ lt1naj!cn1cnl . Final clearance last year's Touch & Sew * zig-zag machines by Singer • in cabinets • as portabl es • with Singer exclusive Push-Button Boi'lbin • Sjylist ' & Fashion Mate -mod els, too FREE INSTRUCTIONS on the use of your machine The Singer UQ.1§~ Cr~~! Plan helps you have your machine now-wtth1n Y.2Y! budget. SINGER s9 9s ond up "'Tr..i"~.<1. or !Hr S•"'(jFR cnt.•f'ANV For address of !he Singer Sewing Center nean~st you. see White Pages under SINGER COMPANY Rent a Sin9er Touch & Sew "· $4 95 p,. Sewin9 Machine ONLY • W eek Ol TA MES•-l •h!OI & S1tn!lll'Wll Stul~ C&o\I Pio,. OIT• MES•-l~ H••bo• lllvG Mo•l>O• (•n'" UNT!NGTON lll'•CH-fG1n,r• •• ~ ••• ~. Munl•nQ!On ~···~ ''"'"' ~AffOf-l! !l>am>e>" [au ... Tho t l!v .. C<M•• •11.f lH GllOVl-Ul1 t"•~m•n, O••"•' caunrv P1•u r. lff.JllJ K !t.!11J .. '"·16•1 .... J•l-HU ' 1>0·101f E .~ tick-tock Just for opening your NEW PERSONAL CHECKING ACCOUNT or for SECURING AN INSTALLMENT LOAN Either way, here is your opporlunily lo check the right time, the easy, courteo us way with Newport Nati onal Bank. Receive you r choi ce of a beautiful de corator cloc k ... Free of Charge .. _ for opening your new personal cl1ecking account fo r $150 or more or for starling a new ins tal lmen t loan of $1,000 or more. Qualifying inslallment loans are: Horne Improvemen t, Automobile, Mobile Home, Boat, Airplane, or Personal Loan s. Add to the decor of your living room, den, kitchen, bedroo m or of fi ce w ilh t hese speci ally designed electric Decorator Clocks. There is a slight ad dilional charge for clocks B and C. PRE SENT DEPOSI TORS may buy lhese fabu- lous clocks at a cost thars hard lo b elieve ! lt"s our way of saying "lhank you" f or being a depositor al Newport Nat ional Bank. One per fa mily. SERVI NG ORANG( COUNTY ,,, 9 CONVENI ENT OFFICES ,1.111rn11r 0;1 1cr ..•............... l>'.O•l~nn •' ~'dtAr·~ ' A31 J111 (PAL a1 •cH 01r1c1 .. ,, ., ... l t"r1re World ";•11 li•,,.h .• ~')6 Jii i ll~Y'l/11 01 rir l . . . . . . . . . . 8~~,•n• ~I ldro~(·,._• (,47 I 14 ! \l!HN'( lilt I ~ 01 fl(! . , • , , • , , , . . . HMbor 1! 9,.1 .•. ~I I fl 'IO r('llllf,! f',1 1/~ foll lf.J ...... /l ... Ar.nn ,I l"l'''"""''A" ~/] 7o/lQ :>l!l'flllf\lt (}ff!(f '•Ptllnl 1! r1~r•nt,. .•. 642 1}JJ1 LAGUNA ti IL L~ Of! !C.l ..••••.... l C1)U'' v • .-111 I~~ "' II I SJll Jt'OO UNIVlll'lllV ()\f 1r.1 I ,,, Gh,pm1n •l s111e eo11,11~ . 819 4!40 l'l l:.SJGUff Olf IU.." .. "" """ ' •• ' .. 'WUltl1/J •I D1nc1, ... b4l Iii •• I * We have th e "No , No Nan ette" Sweaters reproduced from Pe ne du Bois' origina l desig ns for that THINK big hit! the hottest item in Sportswea r! WE'•TC\lrf PlA?A-17th ~ l~VINE-NfW PORT IEACH THE NCWi'O~TER IN"9-NEWPORT BEACH 1-IALLIDAY'S CLA SSIC NAVY BLAZER '! 11• f;i l 1" ~ I ' I' d.1• '"' \\ ,,,,i hl,1.rt Th~1 kPFJ•~ I' ,,.,j l•u•I.,• .,lj .I • • • '' 1nd ("••·••ld.1··11• d .• ;,., h Iii l•dl l• I Jl' a 11d 'l li ld~. HIA11·r sns. T n"J" 1 • $15 to $37 .SO :\I E\'S Tll \DITlll;\ \I, lLOT\11\G 1 7•~ & 11'..'I N[ ~l'l -W{:T Cll f f Pl AlA. "-f .• vrc or 6l"C>-< -r .... 64 ' Ci l ?J Ht J•I ~O 6-'-l r~ A T o.,.~ llJ .'1 * 'one-stop' shopping a.t i ts finest! OPEN THURSDAY AND MONDAY EVENINGS . -..J -----------·--____ _._. GAZELLE $19 .95 r ··- HAILLET-$14.95 The most pop ul ar Sport and Leisure Shoe in the world. Nine super styles in sizes from C hil- d ren's I to Men 's 14. 1052 IR VI NE • 548-8684 WE5TCLIFF PLAZA • NEWPORT BEACH For Your Proposa l May We Propose : .,_<f!t_~ 'PL...,.,~0--'--.~-· ·"' Lc.··J·e \' '"·""r .1 r..-/'"'.....,01._...,..._.. _,..., . ..._...._;, StOr~k!!Per 1028 Jr\1'1ne, Newport Bee.ch, C11.li fornie 92660, Phon• 642·7061 ~~ ~3 How you can keep your bra on and look like you took it oft. ]ill1tzen no-sean1 bras. I CHARLES H. BARR '\'cstc11fl T'lat~. J'\c"port Bca~h . Calif. ':18 lllarinc A\·cnue., Balboa l1land, Cahf. \ Veta's lrTlllAT[ APPAREL 9"kM"-··INil ...... _._._ $6. PHONE 642· 1197 l ,_ -. ,\ • t ;• ' ~ .. - ' • . .. .... , ... ,,.-; ... ., -' • " Benefit Af • r1cans Fellowsh • 1ps • I STORIES By C:AllOI. ~1001l~ 01 ~· 01"' Pile• itoll African teachers ha\'e a & t r 1 c t timetable for summer vacations. Their government makes sure nf it. Christine Kudzodzi and Helen Amartey. Quarcoo, both or Ghana, chosen for in· ternatinnal fellowships sponsored by Lhe Amerlc;:1n Assoc1at1on of Unl\'Prs1ty ~'omen, could only visit the United States briefly this su1nmer. Typical. full -year sabbaticals were rul- ed out by stale nffic1a!s back home because !here is such a critical shortage of graduilte teachers. They were g1\•en one "·eek's notice of their departure. The youn~. ar1lculate visi tors described their studies ;it the University of Northern ln\\·a and wh isllestop tour of Chicago, De nver. Los Ange! es ... Philadelphia, Washington. D.C. and New York at an AAUW membersh.ip coffee in the Newport Beach home of Mrs. Thad P.1ontgomery. Classes are cnnducted according lo the British systen1 a1 Ghana 's Secondary Technical SC'hnnl \\'here ~11ss Amarley· Quarcnn i.~ actinJ: he::id or the Eni;lish department ;ind at ~1awu!i School Y.'here 1'fiss Kud1.odzi teaches. She noted 1ha! 4.he average size is 35 g\uden\s \\'llh about i55 students in ht.r school and there is Jess emphasis on con· temporary needs of the children. The teachers .craduated from the University of Cape·Coast and Universi ty of Ghana. hvo nf the three universities in the country 's educational system. Like Amcric;in counterparts, t h e \'i~i tnrs are in\'olvrd in f'xtra ·curricular ci\'I(' affairs. 1\1\<;s AnH1rte.v·Quarcoo d1recls ~tud!'nt drama fc s!il'als anrl l\·llss Kud znd1.1 par11c1palcs in cnmmunity develn p1nent . The~· ,<;!ud1ed Pduca1innal psycholoi;?y. reading problems and dram;>., plu s 1l'nn1s and sv.•in1ming on lhe Iowa can1pus. Coming fro1n lhe ·typical l\1idwest i;v.•elter lo nur record heat wa ve, !\il1s~ Kud7.odzi explained th;it "it's actually \\'armer hcrr : \Ve don't hal'e any such p;irticularly hn! scasnn.~" 1n ~·est Africa. Nor was the corn in tov.·a anything new. It 's but tlfle crnp, along 1••ilh nran,::es. peArs, pineapples and bananas grn11.·n in (;t1an;i \\'hiC'h f'xporls cncoa, ruhbC'r and wood furniture. Although they didn't \\'ant tn discus!! politics, lhe teachers hoped their hricf lectur!'s \\"Ould acid de pth tn Amrrica ns' very superficial knowledge of Afric;i . Offering the lar~cst line nf frllnwship~ for advanced slud.v hy v.·nn1en. AA ll\V i;11prorts some 1.15 fcllov.·s annually v.·1 th !Stipends from s:i.ooo lo $5 ,001) Thr vi sit1n.c: fellows 1vere strcrned h_v the Ghana Assnci r1L1on of Un1verstlv \Vomen. ~1inis1ry or Erluc;ition and Unite<! Stairs Information Service. AAUW Topics , "Hn! lop1r" rr~nlu l1nns Iha! brnu.(!hl 1"1111i-1rlrrabl<'. 1mp;i~~1nnrrl <1Phatp al the nat1nn;il rnn1 rnl1on nl /\rnrncan A~!.!"Ji'liillnn nf Ln11·rr~1!y \\"f1n1en 1n Dalla~ .~1111 f<1 ce s1m· 111rr111i:. rrperc11~<;inns 11n ! h e hnn1i>frnn!. S11pror! lnr !hr ferl cr"I r:riu;il R igh!.~ An1rndn1cn1 "withn111 crir· plln.!: :i111endn1ent.s" >1·as nnf' of the fr11• mea sures to i;a1n nverwhehn· Ing suppnrt and rel'f'f!iil'd AAUW's previous. nrutral stan1t on women 's rights. Other resnlut1nru; rlealing with abortion, Vietnam. Red China anrJ n1 ilitary approprit1l1nns w f' re \'igorous ly contested by the I.JOO delega1es. Voting, so close that card counts "'P.re often requested bu! never taken , decided that AAU\\' v.·ould support . -U.S. vole to adm1l Red China to lhe United NAtions. -U.S. withdra wal rrom the Soulheast Asia war. -Abolition of thr. death penalty. ·-Repeal or restrictive law~ nn 11borlion. milking it legal fnr those "'ho wish after mPdical con· i11llat 1nn. -Princi ple of icro populal1011 grnwth. -Right of ciliitns In al! lonn/ii nf peareful di!l..senl. without fe;ir of of· ficial surveillanct or rrpr1sat. -No d1lulion of public schOQI sup- p-irt through appropriation nf puhlrc funds fnr non-public schonls . A rei:nlullon cr1llin R: for further reductifln!ii of m i I 1 t A r .v ;i p· propriatinns hy Congre~.<; was <iefeRled by a nrirrow mar~in . LOCAL CHAPTJ.;n s As ch;ipter 1nen1bf'r.~ in NPwport· Costa Mesa, Westminster-fountain Afri can teachers Christine Kudzodzi , left, and Helen Ama rtey-Quarcoo happily sample refreshm en ts d urin g heal wave that made temperatures hotter he re than in Ghana. Mrs. Ron ald Arnold serve s the AAUW fellowship recipient. who lo ured t he U.S. this summ er. Resolutions Simmer Procedure s Under Fire \ all r'. Lacu11;i f.tt·Hch rinr! 1ithrr ln!·.:ilr<: a c·rn.~<: 111{' nal inn art> Ad· \'fSrd nr lhe~(' outrnTilf',<:. ~P l l'.ral e\lntrn1c!'s1r<: ~l;i1t ?1• h•11J ;ig;i1n. \\'hal 11.~<: lhr rx:i('1 r1ol111111n 11r !hP rr~nl\1l11111s '' \\'tiy \\il sn't 1hrn• rnnr·r '11'<1~s rrotil<: 1n volvrn1 r111 anrl '111rn1h!'rsh1 r r1nll111.1(.' Shn11l d A Oil· 11nnal 01·~an11al111n lakr .~ u C' h rl nf!nlal !C' sl il nrls nn pnl 1l 1eal 1.<:surs~ \\'h;il pnl111·11.1n~ and d1scn1n1n;itory cffrrts 11·11 ! 1hf' rf'snlu!lnns ha ve nn AA!'\\''.~ n1e111hcrslii11 anrt gnal of opcn-m1nrlrd 1n1rs1ii;at11·e study'' Mrs. Rnbrr! Hornrr or Hun- l111glon Bc;ir·h and 1\1r.;, n ona !rl Arnold of l 'o.<:ta J\1csa. whn al· trnflerl lhC f)alt<1s C'On1·rnl1on, C'illl• lino that 1hr rrsol11t1nns :irp rnrrint only ris "'"ut:~l'S11nns·· tn AA L"W mr1nhrrs nat1n11\1·1dc "L0<·<1I hranch<'s are free to 1n1· plr n1ent lhrn1 or lnrgf'{ them ." ~1r~. Arnnlc! rxplaincrl. "l\1r1nbrr~ <:an lak<' a1:t1nn or not hut !hc.v can· not. a~ a group. oppose the resnlu· lions." Thus. lhc nn!y rccnursr for outspoken individual.~ is tn wri!e or conta ct. n;1L1onRI AAUW headquarlers to register oppnsitinn and ask for revisions nf rt:sulu1inn- <1rafting and vote-counlinR pro- cedures. Anti the prerogatlvt 1s being used more often th i!li ye Rr than after an y previous AAt..;W biennial convention. /\AUW LOHBJts H;isrs nl llfll}0~111on \\ rrP sum- 1nanzrrl h~ a \\'rstm1n~l rr-Ff'l11n· l.1in \'ri ll!'~ n1P1TihPr \\ho <1.~k{'rl to rrn1 a1n ;i nnnymn11~ ''H1stnncall.1• AAl '\\' has 1·f'lr<11n· rd frnni n1~k1ng ~uc·h rrsnll111nns, prrfrrrin~ 10 rducatP a wnn1an nn snr1ril t•nneC'rns ;:ind lett 1n~ hi>r n1akf' an 1ntf'll 1grn! rler1s1on,"' .~he salf!. "We "'ere frf'p 10 hr an 'riv1 d· anything' And lo vr onr anothrr rC'~.:1rdlcss of point nf vir.>1•, ''Bul thesr. mrasurr.s a r , threalenin11: our snlidanty. I! JU~l isn·1 done 1n polite socirot y. NO DISCUSSI01'li ··rop1cs v.·ere known ror iv.·o ve<1rs lQ AAU\\' hicr;irch~' hut hranch study wi>.<; suie-stcp[lf'(t. TherP w;i~ no occa.sinn for !hrse lh in Jl s In come up and little ch;i nce I() rliscuss issues with delcg;it es who v.•enr to [)alias l1ninstructed. \\'t rl1rln't know how they were going to \'Ole:. "Such issues a... abr.rtion will curb our non -invitatinn;il mcm· bC'rship policy. Some wom en will ha ve t.o bow out or rrfrain from joining for rcliR:ious reason~ ... ~he adrl!'rl. Generally, n1embers view tht resolutions as dirt'clional lii,l!nal:oi for further study, timely pro- nouncemenl"> on social i55uei; or needed expres1;ions of public sen· t1mrnt. They did come lhrough proper rhann<'IS. howtvrr remnlf', being draftcrl by .~r11te 11nrl nationa l lr.Ri~lative ;inrl re!iiolutinn com- mittees. announced for con- i;1rlerat1on last ,/Anu11ry 11 n d rrr.senierl ,~ detail to chapters 30 days berorr thf' convenlinn J cmen BE A ANDERSON, Edlto• , .... , Ann Landers Saintly Nature Exposed? Dl::Aft ANN LANDl::llS : Hemembe.I' lht nagging wire who signeci her lei.let "The SC'reamer?" "'ell. your answer wa:t Nn!hingsvi!le. Jl.1y husband i.~ a bc.:iutilul gu y, but 1 11n1 not blind to his faul!s and l see nG reason to acl likP everything Is hunky· dore~· and keep m)' mouth shut. fYour i;tock ridvice.) ~iy husband has aJI tba human lrr1illles m f' n t i one d by "f;('rramer." pl u" a rew mnre. To be "petifi('. hr: ~I I Tak!'s a ba1h nnl"r a v.·rek l\1a.vbe. en lgnorrs !hf' rrrsh under\\:e;ir I se~ out fnr hin1 <1nd wpars thP soil rd things fnr a werk nr ltl rtay.~ at A l~T,e. 1'.11 Aru shes hi~ ltcth once week, f.1aybr. (4 \ ~prnrl.~ Iii~ and insu rance m0n ey on i:pnrL~ r11uipmcn!. Sfl wh;il'.' Nobod y's pPrfecL SurP 1 }'ell a lot and I nag him plent y. but l have my faul1s 11nrl he .1·Plls at mt. too. Yelling is an f'~sential pan nf e\'ery m;irriage. The onl y timP it bPcomes 11 problem is whPn son1<' Jerk like ynu sells nut her n"·n scii:: and s1drs \\'llh lhr rnen If _vnu d(ln'! know \rhat l'n1 1;ilk1n11: 111:H1t11. Ann ie old R:irl, _l'ou and you r husband inu.~I br ;i cnuplP. nf pla s!rr s::1ints. -BENTON HARBOR WI ND PIPF.S llf.AR BE:\'T PIPES: Pl aster ~aints? llnn't het the renl. "'e hB\'f:. hnwevtr, learned In li\•e lfli;::t:lher without nagjl ln2 OR 1crea min1t:. fin plrA~e don 't ltll me 11'1 en PSfienl ial part nf p\•ery marriagt. I Jn,•e tht "·a~· you llst yfl ur hu1b11nd'a laull1 and then 1ay, with a perltclly fllralR:hl race. -"Sn what? Nobody'11 perftcl." If you can put up with 11 man v.ho takes a bath nnrt a v.·t:ek -msiybe -l~nnrts fre~h 11n1lrr"'rar 10 da~·s at • limr , brushc~ hi.\ lerth once a Wttk - 11111~ hr 11nd r<1n <'All thr. guy "branliful", YOU must be 1 plaiter 1aint. DF:AR A.IJN LA N[)~:ns · Do snme more PduC'atin.(!, will ~nu plea.~r".' After several yf'ars 0f w;inr111g a hah.v hu~ nnt being alllr In ha1i> onr 11f 011r own we de\'lded tfl adnpt. As 1s oflrn lh~ 1·;.isr . I hecam11 prc,g n;inL 1111h111 a ft'w n1nn1hs after tha ;irlop!inn I .ca1'r b1r1h tn ;:i darlin2 little bn~· whrn our rirloptrd son was !J months old . Frirnd~ Mrl rrl.:1l1vrs have made tha fnllnv.·1ng rr1n<1rk.~: "I'm so happy fnr .1 flu Now ~'011 know what ii means 1n be a rea l mnthrr." 1\nd how <lo you like tltiJC one · "An adnptrd child l"an bi· a great jn~·. hul it f'an 't co1npare with having vnur n11·n habv." Thr mnst incredible f.cm;irk wa<; m~de by rny aunt. She said, ··1~n·l it a ~hame you didn't w;iil just :ii frw month~ more before adopting . Tough luck." I don't know hu"· tn an swer these ig- ntir::imusr~. \V iii you p\ra~f' tell Jl('nple lhroui:h yuur column that when parents ::1dnpl a baby !hey love him with all thei r be ing . and 1.o SU,l!R:est I hat he i& loved leas than a child born to them is out rageous and insultin11:. -SEEING RE D llEAR RED : You told them, and In a mo~t ennvinelnit manntr. I can 't add an ythln1r. Thanks for writing. DEAR ANN I.ANDF:RS: Sellle ·an ~rJ::uinenl. please. Silu;ition: A mffn Is In a restaurAnt hAving dinner wtth hi1 wile and motht:r. A friend 11tnp5 by lht: tablt:, Thf' friend has never met either the m11n"s wife or his mothe r. Who should hi introduced first? -KOOKY ARLENE OEAR KOOK: The m11n ~hould intr&o duce hi~ mother flral -unl tss. of course., bis "'ift 1t1ppens to be: oldtr. Give in or lnse him ... when a guy 11:ives you lhi!l line. look nut~ F'or tips on how to handle lht: super seii: ~alei;man, l'heck Ann Lander~. Rrad htr bookl~l. ''Nrcking ;ind Pellln,R -WhAt Are the Limil s'?" Send your rcque~t lo Ann Lsinder/ii in ca re nf lhe DAILY Pll,()T, As policy, the resolut 1nns hl've no f'lrm11J stature such as N'com· mrnda l1ons from lhr. Le<'lgur flf Women Vnters. llnwe1•cr, Ai\U\\I does retain a lohhy1"1 I n \Vashinglon . [) ('. whn pa~ses the n1easurcs nn to int r res!Prl cn11· grcs5m en .:inr/ iOl'ernrnent of· fir..isil1. .. f'nclosing SO cent5 in coin 1nd a king. , /'r~l ~"'""' T~~ .. ·-~~~ uU-adclre!.~Jn'~ ~· , OAILV PILOT '' ''.Little Maidens Make Heap Big Plans -·Kahn ee ']"ah Nation of 1he (Jrange c·oasl )'J\IC/1 In· ".: dian ri1aidens ,,·jJI :i-h;:ire t1onor~ rl uring a fashion : show luncheon beginning at nnf\!1 on rr!Onda.I". Aug . ..:_23. Dru rnming out the n1e~sai::e are lleft to r1ght1 Lind sey \\ladde!l and Nan cy Fov.·ler 11ho signal duties at E~1anc1 a High School v•ill be shared by Mak ah and \VaJJa \raJla tribes. .~~~.=__-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- -- Your Horoscope Tomorrow Cancer: Money News Coming FRIDAY AUGUST 20 B." SYD,\;E\' O~IARlt \"IBtiO i·.1 11 1·r1tit'll<' ;uirl alirnatl". t·n h;ipp1ly \'11 gn 1·1111 push il\l.'il,V those who 111r;1n most -h~' nol 1n1ngl1ng t~rl and ro111p11ssion with 11 Ii.it t;t;lrts out 111 he l"n 11slrl11·111·e ~riticisn1. ()IJ,·iou~i.1·, \'1rgn J1rr sons 111ust lr:.1n1 !loll" :ind v.·hrn \(1 dr;n\' 11111', IP 11li li1l' , lenrl rr ;inrl l"l'ing 1·:on' ;il<111!-: ,wi!h d1sl'1pl1nc. () 11 1·u11· 'strt1("ti1 r pl:111l'. lhl'~l' 11:1111'1'~ work .ind ser1e, s1a11d :1~ ~,bl1l11·.:1rks ;1t;;i1n~I lll('til<H'l'il1·, • &lmr f;imn.J., rrrsfl11s h1>1'n 1111- 'tler \'11·t::n inelurlr c; r r I ii Carhn. Sid Caesar flllcl .<\rnuld '.Palmer. ~ ARIES r \1 ~n·h 21-1\pnl !~1 1· -Pu blir ;:it!C'n11on fo11ld fll'· co1npany efforts. l 'nu lea1·n 111\11 :i11rl 11·hC'1·e tr1 1nflke rh11ng ('s. ('h1lrlrcn eould !igure pron11nr111ly. 1::xrrc1se ;i11thnr1- 1.1 111 l h!•11t h{'lllf.: dom1nccnng. ("0111pl,\' ll"i1h ;;prcial rcr1uc~l. T,,u n us (April 20-:.·l;iy 20 1· S1rr~s 11·11lingnr..~s !n nuike 111· 1rl l1gtnl comprornisc. Stud.\' r\rii·~ 1l1L'SSagc. Accent on h"111t'. security. Sonic b;isil' 1·)111n·s need rerirw Trcrul 11;1H'r 1111!il ecrtain 11f positio n. T/11•11 111;1kc 1no1'('. (, l·:\1!\"I 1711:11' ~1-.)lJJH' :!_fl 1 H<·l:11 11t·,; 111·igl1l~·r~ d1•p('11d 0 11 ,1n11 ;1 s 1H·ll'~·t·;11T1er_ !lh·ans 111<111• pt·1'~<111s ;ire :1tlr11ti1r. «:11~1'r !•1 hl':ir your 1·ir1r~. Hr iinp:1rl 1:11 II hrr1• 1'1111\l"lll'Cl"S\' IS 111101\t'd Slanll !:111, Sr1 fine C\;11111111• t:A ~C t·:H i.l 1111r 21·.!1111' :!21: C'ha11gc f:n·,1rrd 11· h r r r fin;1nr•1•s ;ire 1·n11errnrd. ~lr11n~ b(' flrx1hlc. rrolc{'t \"lllllilhlcs 11hil e 1n lransit. A1·111d ex- lr;:i, .:ii:::;.int ges!tll"rs. A 111tle rr~tr;iinl 1101\' i:::n('.~ fl long 1vay. i\lnnr.1• nr11'~ fnrthi:omi ng. L EO 1.July 2.1-Aug. 22 1: J.un.:ir r.1'('le high: you can be Rl right p!11C'r at ri.c:ht time. Pr11 f1t result.~. Applies In prrson;:il :1 11 d professional ilrr.:is ll;i \r fni1h in vnur own rlccis i11ns. Fullnw thrOugh: be independent. Co ;1l1ead. Vl ll()fl !/\U C::. 2.1-Sep1 22 1: l,iglll thrH1111 c1n prublen1s p1'1•1 inns\,\' lrl1st'tll'l'tL Yn11 i,:ain g1·(':il(T S~'l1S(' ,.r di1"l'tli1•n. Studv I.co 111e.~sa1~1·_ ll c ;1 1"nil;ihlt,_ 1~1 11·1 ~ll'l' in lo Sl'lf· 1louhl. l'ti.~h ·ilf siTn·l (1";1r,.;, l '1>11f1111·111e11I is \!·1npo1·;1ry. 11.lltltA 1Se1>I . 2:l.f/t'I. 2i•· Ac1·1·nl 1111 lr·icnds. hnpr~, rlt>~in'." C:ip1·i('11rn 111d11·1d11:i\ ;i 1ds in solaJif1111~ <'ffor!s. Hr111rn1hrr lrssnns lr;irnrrl 111 rrrl'nt riis!: ::iprl.v 1hcr11 . Or- p11rl un1!v C,\ists lo in<ike pro- fr.~.~inn al ;.i(h·:ini•r111<'n l_ 1'('0[{!'111 r[)I'(. 21·1\0I' ~I 1: ('on1nlct1n11 n r ;Jf;~1 gn1nrn!. 1'!''1 111 ~ 1n r:lrl"d prc ,111.'(' A1n1 l1111<1rd l\hl"l'l11r. nnn 't h" .~idrtr:irk rd bl' onr 11 ho 1~ 101- p;i11rnl. EnirlJilS!S nri rilrPrr, sp<'r1;ll ;ihilit1rs. Cnnxult pro· Fram Page 17 fc~s1011al SAGITTAH IUS 1:'-!111' 22· Dre. 21 1: r\cw outlnnk 1m- pro1·('.~ lnng-ranµe ~n1rnt 1al . [)on'l feel .\"I)\! ;ire \\'edderl 111 pas!. J\-·lake 11·;iv for fu1ure project.~. One 11.·ho \ran!'. on .vou nccrl.~ fflf"lli of life. AC'l ;ir·- rnrdingly. Pro1et't your 011·n intere.~1s. CAPHICOllN 1 [)rr. 22·.l<in . l!l l: Fi11;1nces afff't't1ng ni.:i!e. p:1rtner hnld sµ11 tl 1gh t. Re conp1•r;itiv1· JJ n n -t in~isl , whin l' or !'aj11lr. P:it1rnt·1· now is ,l'Dllr ;111.1•. Tiint' 11101·"~-Hirl- !1~·11 :i;;1>"rls ,.,1~1 l'rr<'rptive appr11:ich 111 ·(•d•·d AQLJ ,\llll'S (,1:111 2!1 l'Ph. 1r.1 Sp .. t11J.:l11 nn p:1rln!';·,11111, 111:1n •nJ,:r l'1 olt'•'I 1 111 ;i gr J.cgal rl111111"n n1;<1· he 11r~r->srir1• J11•h.:1l1('1ll 1ntu1l lcin 1·011ld ti'r ;;l1g h!h• nff-h~~\' Knn1v !h1'< t:ikr 111nr lo hr ~Lii'•'. 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Ir deadline is nnt rnct, nnlr ;i story 11·ifi be u~r d . 1'o help fill rrq11ircrnrn1!'. on h01h \\rrl· ding ;:ind en,ea,eemrnt stnr1 r.~. fnr1n.~ ;ire ;i ',;ii);r !J le in a!I nf the fl.'\IL\' Pll.OT nffi crs. F'urthcr questions v.·ill hi" ::in~11 errd hv \\'omrn's Sr!ctinn striff 111rmbers at 6,1~·4.121 or 494·9466. TAKE THE NEWS QUIZ ·"We Dare You ... > Eve ry Saturd ay Peering Sllll\\ f-:llS \lF 1; O n II \\'ISl!ES 11r1·p t''\lrnr!"d \l i~~ Lmrl;:i .\l.11'i!.'li'1'! .lrn11111i;:• rl1 11 in i.: :1 11 r1 r11 111g l111rl;il p:1n 1 ~11 1·n li,1· Iii~· '.111111·' .l.·i. k \\'hl'rlr1·. 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K~DS C•r•t " O••<• ~~<'•1 0•••• Y.1 ... ~Ir •""., 225 E. 17th ST.-COSTA MESA ~·8 -2778 !JH'lll , lhr1 ::irP 1101 1n:1nrl;i("~ ",-\Al ''\' as :i 111<n p1nr1 01·f<<i!ll7.at1nn .. '1;11 ·, f'll':ir riJ r:irt1s::in polil11·r 11 111 ... -..r !'l'Snlut1nr1 !npir ~ ht' 1 " 111 c 1 ~s11rs nf p;irln 1l.1r J'C'r~<>ll~· !':11nr:11gns. A1\l II r .-1 n no I hr1·01 111• 1111·1>11 rd .. Thrre h;1s h1·1'11 11111•1 1n;1I 1f :in.1. depll'tinn 11r '\\I "\\' 1·;111h s 1·1111srrl b1· th" >1 r1.11i.:l1 1111rrll'd rr:-:nhl11n11:-. \l,.~1 11 1l1r 1'f';•,'· tlon has hl'rn 111 · 11 nr·k lnr " rh;ini:;r in 1 nt 111 ~ pn wrrliofrs !11 ll''ll!"" t h~I d<•l r~~lr~ rrprf'~rnt tllr1r ~· h ;1 pt r r • s \ ir11·pnint ;ind n1rrnhrr~ hal"f' ninrr <'Ontrol 111rr rr.,nll1 t1nn rr1·1 ~1n11~ n.1~1!".1111· lh•· 1-r~11l11!1n11 ~. l1kr 1 hr !'11111·rn!1"11 1!1rn11' Hrfonn . nl'1nl11t11•11 • ~1111i;,o; Q11n'' <i l,..1·1 111r111hrr~ tn 1hr :illf'r·n :i1 l1·rs As :.lrs. ll11r11rr r\)'l<1111rrl :ihn11! lrc:~l l7tn).! ;d1n1·1u111. "\\" ::i1·r 111;ikini,i 1 n I •1 r 111 ;\I i r'l n ;i1·;ill;ihll', ~U!!Cr~1111i:: lhr prn- f)flS<ll fnr thfl~r 11 hri w::i111 lo Pneo111·;i_l!e rrpr;il nf st ;i:r l:i1rs ... •!li'f!M~~ ~£1''2f C2!!",n"•-::::. k Bennetts Mark Golden Date Celebration Brings Nostalgia By JO fJL.SON 0! lllf 0111' ~llO! Stitt 1'he assignmenl · inlt'r''lt'w Mary and Ed ft t'nnett, "'ho celebrated their golden an· niversary Seturday l'\uring a reception at tht Central Bible Church_ Th e y · r e long-time Costa Mesa residrnts and she Y>'i'IS a teacht r for m;iny years. "'as this the J\-1ary Bf'nnelt, who taught kindergarten al J\-1;:iin School~ The wheels turn· cd 11nd I realized that this sa1ne 1'.1ary Bennett was my k indergarten teacher. A further surprise "'as that the Benne!!s live on my block in suburbia. Arn1ed with rnen1ories and ques1inns -whet happened Lo this ptrson and that one - I knocked on the Rennetts' dnnr. 11 r.~. Brnnell an:~wered and 1 wa s dyinjil to burst nut :ind say. ''l was in your k in· ner_gflrlen (']<1.~s." But I in· troduced myself anl'\ began the in1rrv1ew. I slipped in a fl!W 11 ;in1rs of nld-Lime rs J\-1ildred Sherry, Mrs. Roltn- trrl' Th!'n I slipped in the nc111~ l h;1L l hal'\ heen in her class ;:it ~lfl in School. in the little building Hut back where there w;i.~ " stage on one end that 11•e lol'f'I'\ lo climb upon. I couldn 't t<'ll hf'r. thou~h • how much I'd enjoyed ki n· df'rg<1r\1?n . How it n111de a firm foundation for mv schnnl c::irerr anrl how it R.11 \'e me ;:i chi:illengr lo :ilv.·::i ~'s do my brst. Ho"' can you say these things without seeminJ.? in- sincere? EARLY MESANS CELEBRATE Mr. 11nd Mrs. Ed Bennett 1t WflS a pleasure t;ilking In F.rl a.111'\ ~1arv Brnnelt nn !hP al'\ult lf'vcl We disc11ssed the nlrl rl::i .v~ of Costa r..1es;i Isom" brfnrr illv timr1. ::ind hnw F:rl ;:irri\'f'rl f~nm 1'.1issnuri when it 11•fl.~ still c;:illf'd llflrpcr. Their first housr. which w::i ~ hu ilt 11nd lived in hv Ed's p;:irrn!.~. stnorl on Ne\Vflort Bou lf'V!lrrl ne;ir C0s111 Mesfl r-.lrmori;:i \ Hosplt;il Thl"Y Inst iT ;ind Erl's cabinet .~hop lo the frrcw11v. F.d c~mP "'PSI. brr~USP nf h1s hr ;il!h. thinkinR th!" clim11te \liOUld be good ror h i S su,pected case or tub erculosis, "·hich turned out 10 be " sliff nerk from a !;ill [1·0111 fl hnrsr. ~1 ;uy taui;:ht for 27 yrrirs, inC'll1d1ng lhrer 1n ,\li('ilii;!<in. S('I ~·r;i l 111 !~urnri Pflrk .:ind sr1·er;il .:il t;rrrnville School in SO:lnt~ Anil, r;i rninl'( S15fi prr n10111h back in !he r;irly l9'lfls. Looking over an nlrl :;;ilary ~cherlule. she no1ed that tr;ichers recril"ed no raise in 1922. She h;is Laugh\ ever.v grade frnm kind ergarlen throup:h sixth. inC'ludin~ all grade:. One for the Books togPJ hrr in a one-room schflnl 1n Michigan. Jl.1 rs. Bennet!. ll'hn kPeps up with the new5 11 nd 1s an ;i11rl re<idrr. ft'el.\ th;1t ll'nd 1f·r·;; ,.;hnulcln't ~1rikr and \h;<I ;;111drnt;; shnulrin'I M1·r f1:ll di('lal1nn ;ibnut 11l1;it 1hr1 'r" 11111ght. A ;;tudcn1 of R1bl1r;i[ pn;1phPc;.·. she f rrls that 1he rrl"sent world cnndi!i nn 1s rx- ar!l<i as i~ prerl1r1rd 111 lhe BihlP J\lrs. Bennett enJo;.s mre'1111g rormer student s anrl the children of forn1rr students , Flattery Gets Nowhere ~1 \ hu.~h;:inrl re;ids ;i lo1 lie 1 ~ :in a11thriri\y on ·11n1·ld" \\'p 11 11 1hr111 ;:i rnrkt;:iil p.1!'11' anrl hr 11 1\1 suddrnly rr1·p;i\ !h;i! 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'~ hrl'ausr we're not on lhe ~an1r 11a1·e l!'ng1h. \.l;:iyhr l t · & s11n1rth1ng ! ~;iid .. ··:-.1a.1·hr 1!".~ t>crfl11~P thr ril:1 11t IS pl11~1 1r,'' 1 s::111'\ di"\ II f-lr dnr~n't knn11· fl"Pr~·th1ng ;ind !'il 1d r;i.su;ill.1. '' 11 · s ii"' 11•·1 l<i lhn11.: I·• 1n11" \1 Iii inc.·· ~:.1rl . · 11" .. t,1tk111g 1r1 lhr n :h fiJ B 'ASS ING \lli;il 11 11 ,i rou l11(';in 11·s br r j•l;,"I " ~ fl. R I · I " .,, I "\\ h:+I , !)1r 1,1,,11 '"'.Ill\! Dl 1rl "cti~1! S""a rl r 1 !Ilg, !!.11u. • Jl lS{ '' Wo• "'Apo• ol b• h~rr ·· I""~ l•• 111111"" ~-~'"I 0111 ""11 1 ' ' 11 ~ '"'inc: ' 1 llnpr 11r • Normttn W iatt · \,(l(lk ~1tbr1 1ngr~ nf ,1r lln11 di •P 1 lnnk lihr• lh.i t \I hen iie e Bley1e ;ind rrc:il\s thal snme shio h~-i lo di sr1pl1ne ;i l111le more 1han othrr~ nnr 111;i1nr l'\1ffPrence i11 tllf' tra rhr(.~ inh torl.1\' and 111:1nl' \f':1 r<; i'l" ~11f' ft>rl.:;. i~ th ;1t · tr;i1 hi•1·s 11 f':1· 111nre free tn rl 1.~(·1rl 1nr 111"Jl than nn11'. 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A••o Gol ! v;~,, nr.r n111· ""\ P.' ' Thr11 11rlded , "Pl:>nl!< 111-r ,,1 ~ 11 i r :1lli ~, 271 1 E1u1 Con)t Hwy. Jov '" ·~· w.,,~ ""'~"""' rleprr~srd with drad lrflves Coro .. 11 lilt! w .. r 35 55 f _ COAST HW'. ''I rlnn't knn11 ~;;11 1nur ' a1'n11ncl.'' b1·".1kl ;1>I 1>7l·•7•1l CORONA Dfl MAR • P ••W·o~ lo ,.,., .. \ \' l'l L who 1.~n · \ '' · ' I "~ k Pd. _ _..'.'~"~'~!'~' l~c__'.il~oc~e~o~c~I )~· _".m~n~c~n~1 n~g~---::~~ ... ~:.---~~~::;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;; !IJ "I 111r;in ii." hr !'.ri1d, '"I've,· lir('n rf'ild 1n~ lhe s11r\'1',\ of a lllflll 11 ho has <lone cx!C'n~11·c rr~r;:irch nn p\11 01~. Tht \' can- not ~1;:ind drr11vrrl '1hings ;.i1·011nd !heir llf1d1t's. Yn11 1)1t1sl al~r. rommunlcete 11·ith 11 1111 11"(', '' ••\\'h;i!: Anri llj nore the pillows :tnd l11n1p.~"·· '"Rr ~rriou~. Thi.~ niAn ha~ t P.~!rrl thr rmotionel 1'P/i["lf1n~e.~ nf plflnl~ 11nd rli!<{'OVf'r~ thr~ rl'll C't 11·hen !ht.I' arr pr,,,.1serl l\ul onl.v th;il. he h ;i s 1nr11s11red thr1r e111nt1on · bl ~hnwill$: slides of thrn1 iii ano!hrr e1ty find h;:i ck hntnc 1hrv shn11·ed sf'n~ifi\·itv l.o the ;ir1'1nn It. i~ ca.lltd 11 're11ction In ii .~t1 n1uli." Ae pl;ice you1 ugly g;irh;ige and rr<ish cans with one neat, convcn1en!, ;:ind ~11n1ta1y trashpak ! Holds ilS much a~ tour averag~ garbA~R c11n~! lile11n11"; W;trr o)nt y on the bea utif ul new Trashpak coniractor. For a free home demonstration call : lMSHMK - , 1 tt's more than a tree. It's anti-pollution. f\ tree db",orti!> sritJ nd.., I t~ ledve::. (ran o!rt .c.!e!. 111 t!H' air , V1;1! <t lrrr, 11 ·5 cleaner Ol"ld n1J•!'.'tcr Only y")•J wn r 1e-1ent forest fire;, ~·~ -~2":.~ . ..:.;....-;..,.,~:.,"'?, •. ::-..,~ .t:J~~!!!!! • • t I • ( DAllY PU.OT J fj Summer Scene Pictures Schedules • Tide of Activity Clubs are IJ\cra l!y in the s~·im th1.o; sun1mer \•11th bearh barbecues, poolside lunrheolls and the rrguh1r fare 1.if gct-ar- quainted lunt'he0ns and meetings prior to rci;u\nr fall sessions. Monday C lu b Jl;ipp1ncss -Where to Find ll 1\·ill be explored by Dr. D1xe Sturgis, PhD. for men1hers of the i\lnnday 1\lorninR Club (lf Laguna Beach during the sixth ,. .... ~ ' '' ........ - t .. 71651 Pants as Ever 71631 Jacket The ncv• ?Qi; ln<ik. ren1ini ~t.:enl of the famous 40s b!aze r:·type jacket. is chic_as ~ver. This one. by n1a sler tailor :\nthony Bl otta, is sllghlly shaped. has sharp 1v1de lapels <111d toy-stit chlng to tri n1 Lhe edges. :\n absolute "n1ust" for every fall \rarrlrobe. ~lake the "(iarbo" pant.<:, too. r-..'ote the center fron t zipper, 11•ide 11·aislb:1nd anti slraighl tailored cuffed legs . f\1anv rnbrics 11oulcl he idt·al such as knits, gabardine. \Jroadcloth, !lannC'L light and n1cd i111n 1veigh1 11•onl and .<>tipper satin. 71631 ahd 71651 are rut in readv·I0·11·rar ivlis srs Sizes 6·18. 71631. jacket. sb:e 12. rc.<1uil'C!-> npproxin1ate1y 1 ~4 yards of !'i4'' f;ibrir. 7\fifil . pants. size 12. requires approxunate· Iv 2'.1 vards of 54" fabrit'. · ·rO order 71631 . paekel. give size. nan1e. ad- dress and zi p Send S2.00. ·rn order 716!1 1, pants, give ~ize. narnc. address anrl zi p. Send $1 .50. COr-.IR INATlflN OFF~:n.: Bnth palterns for ~1.00 ;\ddrcss SP,\DE . .\, Box N. Dept. (.'\-15, f\1i!- ford. !\,.I. 08848. Wai stlines Defined '· Len l'\ardUi:c1 dc:;igns con· temporary rlilssii'.'! fnr fall . \!171. The silhouettes ;ire snft , rl<isr In 1he bndy "'1\h defined 1\'ais!lines. often softly flared anrl plented Back-to-School Fashion Show Saturday, Aug. 21 The fabr1rs !nrludr i:la:-:s1cs !'urh a.~ ~r1 rn nunt·e "ml jrr~('~. llll'l!u11:0. :.111d n.inne1s. authe1111c l·l:i n 1:ir1:1ns, plaid silk. rntlnn nnrl 11001 h!ends. The length~ ;'Ire f'a~~ ln ll'Car -uni' 111rh h11ln" thl' knPf' for rlay!iml'. ;inkle·leni;Hi fnr r1rn1ni;. :ib1•1 ,. lli r• l.ilt'I' l••r sror1 s hor1 ~ l'i1111c; arf' 1\1dt>. ple;1tc<I anrl (•urrrrl. l~r•• 1how>. noc ~. 1 pm •nd • pM 1ho"'"•nq the 1,1 ,.11 ''"' •tvl•• <CM ,~9 up fo• f•I! -,,nd••q•d •n th•v <cl!•q•. p,.,.,,1.d b1 M " p,:,., A~•d .. ,.,v ol H 8 F••• tn H vnl•nq lon C on!•• 1 .,, ~ond·••<>ned ,.,.11 -e ••• h •nd fd1nq ~• ~· ~"" Dif qo F w~~ =====•Fullerton Open Su n,, T 2-5 p.m.===== Large Stand oul lrom the crowd . Make your owo P""'' set with one of our colorful 'eparelfls vflsls. Vfl~li from $17.00 pant• from $14.00 Sizes BIZIS 38-46 ' 111111u:1I Fnendsh1 p Tea on i\1onday, Aug 23 Rtfn.~:.h111ents frorn 2 t.o 3 p 111 will be served 10 Ben Brown 's restaurant by the l'v1mes . Henry Y.'ats<ln, George. TC'alr, P::iul Crarner and Calvin (;ihbens. i\11·s. H;irold Daily is in tha1·ge of arrangeincnls 111\th ass1s1ant"e rron1 !he ~lrnes . \Vilharn C:ieschen, (harles RodP , Ka1herine Mor Ion , Charles Fish. Sidney Win- ter111ghan1 , John Test and lo.!earle J\1acKintosh. Fr ie nds Applications fnr 11 Com- munity Friends class to train \'Q]Unteers to help persons rf'COl'tring fron1 m en ta J disorders are being accepted hy !he ~ .. lent;il ll callh Associa- tion of Orange County. Those interested in training session~. whi('h begin r.1onday, Aug 23, ni<iy contact t<.trs. Jo llnlck al lhe OC fl1cn!al ll eallh A.~soci;it1on. Hawaiian Fere Hawa11an m us i c and fa shions wtll lend an Island at- mosphere tu the Tuesday, Aug . 24. dinner n1eeting of the Christi<111 B u s i n e s s and Professional Cou ncil nf Santa Ana. Sain Ilankin wil l g11'e an ac· C'ount of his life during lhe 6·30 p.m. s ession in F'riedrmann Banqu<'I Hall , Orange. Beta Sigma Phi Saddlehack Valley Chapler nf Delta (;amma Alurnnae 11·1ll host a \\'lne and .sa lad lun· rheon fron1 11 :30 a.n1. until 2 pm. on Tuesda y, Aull 2~. in the ~tission Viejo hntne of Mrs. Jon Huucher. Delta Can1111a:1 1n the area Are invited lo contart lhe hoste~ for inrormalion. Back -to-school Ch;urman or the sale IS Mrs. flaymond Walker Las Ol a s Club ble will evaluate. Bela Sigma Phi A pool~lde luncheon will 'l'wo weeks have h~11 set f\1cn1bers of Las 0 I as honor the Mmes . Charles 11side for a Bac~·to-school Sale Toastmistress Club of Hun-Hughe:'.!. Edward Sch warm and in the Hunting!on Beach Thrift ttni;:tnn Beach will Rather al n be T I f Shop operated by !he Ass!stlln-o rt II)' or as members o 7 30 p.m. on Yt'ednesda.v, Aug. 1·>·11• D•lla "apno Chapt f ce. League of lh.Jntinglon ,_ ... " 1~· er o Beat:h. 25. in the Mercury Savings and Heta X1J.(rna Pht arrive al noorl Sale gnods will lM-welcn rned Loan bu riding, on \\'ednesday. Aui.: 2~. as well 11s sold r..1ond11v Table lupirs \\'I ll be dll'e('ted 'l'he party "111 be al 1he lhrough Friday, Aug . 2:1 10 Sept. 3, froni 10 a 111. to 2 p.ni by .i\1rs, C11lv1n 0 Ir o l t . \\'esln11nster hon1e uf Mrs. Although emphasis is nn Toastmistress i\lrs Veln1a Jan1es l;r('l'll, b3r'*<"Uf' .and sw1n1min.1t party al the l'lacentta home of Mra. Alherl (;as!elum. - EXCLUSIVE at Me~• Theatre MGM rkESENTS . Cont.: Daily: .PE'.l:EIR lQrnBII ,..,n:I..Es 0F · BEAilUX P0TTER school itcn1s and clothin~. Boli n 111 11 .sel the .stage f<Jr ()11 Salurday, A11g. 28 . man11 household w;:rres "'ill be book · n1embers and their husband~\1...,.---------,.i a1•aiiable. Pn)(·ecds w i 11 r('1'1f'ws g11·en by f<.lrs. ~nefil league philanthropies lA:e Jeffers and i\1rs. !)(Iris will participate. in the August including a speech center, \Voodall. i\lrs. Clarence 111Jll· social al 3 p.1n . ~·ith a mrdical scholarships. can1· \r;;..-_...,..,..,..,;;...,..,;;;;;;;;;;..,..,..,;;;;;..,,_-...o....;;;;;;•I pet'liips and en1ergenC'y and CLIP THIS AD AND S.t.Vl-.t.UWUST ONl y g""'"' wdface. AN NOUNCING A NEW MEMBER "T HE STORE WITH LABELS OF DISTlNCllON" A11 •.i,•lle11t 1•lectlo11 ol &0.,.111 and Fo1mol1 HWY .. CO RONA DEL MAR EVELNN TULLOSS l"•lru<llr Co•mt••I011hl TO OUR ST AFF TrV Her SPECIA L PERMANENT H.t.lll'S 11.t.UTY SALON • <•""'•• . ~::·:.:· ~ 'i . ....... 1 • •.... l ' 'Y our charge account welc on1e 673-2 991) llt $i•1h St. Hun1ln1t•n lt•<h -!U·41ft Haul and "'"""' 5 DAYS WEEK! 0000000 0 0 WE DON'T MEET COMPETITION, WE BEAT THEM! WAREHOUSE PRICES 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ·o 0 0 0 0 0 0 pLUS to ... ;y. I I W~dl 'fOU pev. s. If ve~ wound up ... ilh SI0.00 worth, vou'd ,;,.,"!" P•V th1!. plu• 11)"/. or SI l ,00, th• 1 • .,. '''"'' 1.9.uy coft!.ell·d Ii•• ll'l•lk •~d liquor. WE CHALLENGE ANY MARKET TO MATCH THE TOTAL SAVINGS! &EIMC. CLO~ED TWO 0AY1 A •EEK WE RfSERVt THE RICHf TO CHAM C[ f'R ICES AS WHOl.£SAlf 'PRICES CHAHGE we welcome .FOOD UIUV STAMP STOii HOUIS 10 All TO 7 PM S DAYS A WllK CLOSE D lUHDAYS AHO WEDHESOJ.YS ~A Y E~ YOU 4 LOT OF .itOHEY SHOPPERS • JO &.llL; r llOl U:GAL N011CE NOTIC• OP T•USTll'\ -,~ l,UIDlllll OllD IP lltlll ... 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Tilt qut!ltion ·now is 111/ztt/1.er its success will 1njlue11ce ot~r .,,-how• comrn'1 up tlt1s J<UL By JERRY BUCK HOLLYWOOD IAPl -Last January a new situation com- !dy arriv~ on tJ ic ~lev1s1un .sctne lhal violated a.II of the polile rules of lhe fame . The husband barked at his wlfe and family. sex "'as frankly disc~ed. there was a definite gap between th! generations. the head or lhe house was openly bigoted Md l.ossed around slurs a n d epitaphs seldom heard on the 1ube. The result is !hat CBS' "All in the Family'" became a hit and by Lhe time the reruns began 1n the spring it was al the top of lhe ratings. Archie Bunker and suth expressions as "stifle yourself"' were on their way to Joining the folklore _ The impact of "All in lhe Fa."Tl"ily" upon television is likely to be gr!al. It is as cer· tain to influence o I h e r • jf . .. -·· DAILY LOG I.~ .... __.._ Thursday Evening AUGUST 19 1:00 B 111 Nm Je'rrt Dunphy, (J)AIC JlllWI Reasoner/Smith. D IOllC Jiltwl lorn snrrhr. l!ITll• F-cfht ({I Wiid, WIW Welt D lb O't1Dd: MM: (C) (90) .,.._. -' lllhMtl)lrt'" Pert I Cdn· 11111) '53--GrtgMJ Peet, suun H1y· w1rd, AY• Gardner, Hlldq trd t Natl wtillt Dfl 111 African hunli111 trip, 1 '"'" bl«ltnts seriously 111 ind his life, 'lfitll tts w1ndtrint ..tventur15 arid lows. passes btlort his eya . CD '"" FlillblMn ... Trt' fm Ar1 lbdlt, TM 1111-" m De.ti! V1llef DIJl (!) ..... Jim H1wt1Mlme. l :!G (])""" am Huddy. (() CIS lkft W1lt1r Crnllkl\1, IKtJ JlllC ..... m TIM flrlq JilUI Ill>-.. ,.. .. m_....., Q!) D "Adonble ""· AldM QIAIC- J:OO II m ""1 W1ttu Q'onkitt. CJ!!!lNIC- 9 Wide Scru• TlMlatrt: (90) "Sh• Wolf tf l.Md•" (lllY$feiy) '46 - ./uN toUh11t. Don Port1r. (.I) Tnrtfl II" c...-iutno11 owura..., u .. r 0 Dkk "''DJ• m 11.eft lK7 lll CIJ "'""' m 1111 torperat1 Vt.-"lntem1 · liont l Busine!.S t nd World Peace:· llD Mlllltol Map (!)Ml'llt ln'I• . . zaps S1maMha"s hu.Wan~ Oart!n ln!e 1 !lttte boy. m D1vld Frod Show Rod Mcl<ue~ 11 guest·h~t. Viva, Miry lr•verl. Chris Cor.nors and David Hurhes iutsl. m Olympic leilRl t!) Nfl l"tl)'hlluM '1riYflltr With· out lura:•gt." Jean Anouilh"s dr1m1 about 1 man with 1mn esi1 who II· ~ish 111 attempts to establish his identity. Gordt111 Pinsent. Hilary Vtt· nt111. Hugi! Webster 111d l>Pn G1ten· h1lgh star. 9:00 Fl ([l CIS T111.nl1J Me-ti1: (C) (2hr1 "'Kid Rodtlo" (dr1ma) '66 - Don Murr1y, lint! leiRh, Broderltk Crawford, Richard Carlson. A ID!l• drifter finds lll111s1ll protetlln1 • Ci) Tnitll or Conwquell(l's 1irl trom 1 band of uuped ton· vie!s. O ffi(i)GJM•kt lt1 011 ~r Gn llddtddy (R) "The Arm Wrestl1." Di nny ;,. double-tr~ed wtien ht •Kr~s kt l~t an elderly grandftlher 1r111 wrestle him ta 1 dr1w. Ci[!) Ro111 Pl" Vtronlu 9:3(1 n ®l m Ad•111·1z (II) '1.01 ss -Sign of the Twins.M Jlhri1rel O'Brien 1uu!J as a nerve-wrtckld mother when a possible drua: cast brln Rs Officers Reed and Malloy te lier home. 0 Great Rock Concert! * Good Vibrations From Central Park Presented bv Westab o rn oo rn 1 tliit11l 1 '* vi- br•tian• Fro 111 Ce•tr1I l'•rt lkt tnd Tina Turner ind The Belci'I 80)'3 111 1monr !he star!. !n !his live roc k ccnurt. Featuied i re k1t1 Taylor . Carly Simon and Boz Sc.12is. o 1ute1 wm "'"' (II LI Ctu1 dt M1rl11 Cruce1 10:00 Q @) m De1111 M1rti111 (R) Vic 01mone welcomes Geor1te Je!Sel. th• New Vaudeville Bind i nd the com- edy team of Clair and McMahon. 0 /ltein 11.t~in Sander1. O Movie: (2hr) "Manhu nt" (1d· vent ure) ·•1 -W1lte1 Pld&eon, l ::tO IJ (]) F1mlly Afllif (R) Ida LuplJIO G&OfRt Slnders. Jo~n 8enn1tl, guesb 11 ll·barmaid M1ud1 Wl1· m /lteWI Putn1m/Fbhm1n. clnl wlle b 1ISO kr.own I I lilly m S!>twlltielt M1rthwood. (El kl Pf'llfeulotul a a mNBC """' ""'""" (R) ''Thi Sojourner." A TV ad1pt1-IO;lO (J)lt11lflll tion elf Carson McC!ll\er's story of O LIDfilD luutiful And No• I • man In Hi rth ol himMll. [!nm Sttunds lrom 1 tentert in th• puk I Zlmb1!1st .Ir., Ye11 Mlle,, Herxllel ind 111 111 elhib1tion ham Will Bernardi alld Howtrd Out! 1hr. Ro1ers Park 111 le1tur&cl toni1ht IJ ()) CIJ fID Alas S.IUI & Jowl (I) Wanted Dilld Of Allft (R) "Nrvtr lrust 1111 t!Mtsl Min." O @ CElliis h Your Ule R1lph Wh1n Heras i nd ~riy return .• !Of· Edwuds hom. Sur prised 1uut II tune In diamonds hken by m1sta~e Shirley Jones. thell honesty 1116' to t1oub1t. O MHilll $ Mo'flt: (Cl 121111 ID f'tewi Bill Johns. "*rt'1 hi"""° tdr1m1) ·fo.Z-l•m~ EE U Dhrle d1 Unt Senorita De- MllOll, Nn-lllt Brt nd. Ullllt m Trvttt et" CoftMqUHUI IE It T1ftt 1 Thltl fll llmron111111t: T!ld.y ind Tomor· tw "P!1n tor Tomorrow"' looks In ta th1 need IDI' p1oleetinr. pre s•rv 1111 and utill1ln1 our natural ... ilder· neu end 1eenit 1r11s. le .... 1111tr. Me'l'it ll:OO 0 ([!.EE Ntwi O l9J m Ntwi 0 Movie'. ''Th• Vlrginl1n• (w!lltrn) '29-Gary Cooper, W1lhr Huslon. @ M11lh1I Dill<t" 0 (1)(!)/'lrwi m Movie: '"'l.1dy l'flueDlld" (dra· ma) '52-J1me$ Ma10n, Junt lf•~ot. 1:001J (I) l,aftelr IR) A bounty kunte1 St~ph&n Dunne. (.lot Don Bt kaf), pursuing 1 wcm1n @Beat Ille Cl11tk found llvtlll on t1nc1r pr09trly, Fl· ttl WtihinrtoR Wet~ In lttvltw JMmbers Johnny trom hi1 l'ftoUl h "rs ind persUJdti 1111 wum1n 10 11:15 (El G••e Cl11t rill .krna io wilh him because .lotlnny h the 11:30 0 (f) Mtrv tritn~ p t" d1n1t1 .. Lynn lorlng •rid .,. ."1>1 "':' JGhn C.rson Mlcl'l11l·J1mes Wu:ltd 1lso guest ..,. ~ u.:; "' I at Tt Tell ttie Truth 0 @(II CE Dkk C..vett II) Wlllllt1PI WeM hi .... CD MeYlt: "Th• Mtn It Am1td" i (dr1ma) 'S6-0•~e Clark, May W'fnn. m-12:00 0 Movie: (t) "'lap 11 thl lllC· ~· D l1I m ,,.,..... (It) '"Heel's canttrs• (1dven!ure) '63-Rardo Gonna F11." A dislllu1lon1d bu$1nm Monta lban, V1nun! Pric:t . ""ft (lndlard 8a"ll1rt) ISUPtS lnte th1 woikl of hippies wl!h dis· Htrous resulll.. II 9M Alln lhn Stcvt:'i 111esb Include Ch1rln Nt1$()11 R1my. Junt AUrson 1nd lltr IOI! Rlchtnl Powtll .It~ 1111~ 6t0fll C.rlin, G IJ) (I) Ql lnlld>ol (11) "°"' rl thl Mouths ol Bibel.'" Endor• Friday DXYfiME MOVIES ............ c. .... (corntdy) '4l-&ttll '"'""'· DOii AIMdll. UDl<l -,_"'"" ...... (Wldtnl) '4!1 -Ywn111 DI C.tlll, Howlrd Dutt II ""CtJ tf tt111" (~rMM) 'M - V11 Htfllll. 1111• Moreno. !O:m (l) -. .... ii HW11(' (dram•) 'SO -ldt lup!llO, How11d Dull. 1:00 0 MIJVit: "~ac-01/f 111 (drama) 'SS-Frank lOYtjoy, MOQ1t. n Thi ,.111, IJJ CJO OO ®l •m 101'" TUIJ m Afl·/lti(ht Show; (C) "lost WMkl llf 5nbld," "kllltrs Art Ch11!1nrtct• and ''11ltt1 S«itll." l:OO m "lltod 111 IM Sun" (1dventurt) 't S-J1mt1 C.IMY. !1M1 S!d nty. 2:00 0 "Jilip t111r1 Alttf" (dr1m1) '17 -TJIOfll Powtr. )Mn BlondtlL J:IO (J) "t.r•Mt lovltffrd" (dr1m1) '50 ~ SwanSOfl. w1m1111 Hokttn. ~ CC) ..,Jja111 ,,,,,.. (COfllldJ) '64-fr1nk.11 Av1 tcr1. Anrietll funi· u llo. 4:l0 IJ: "tlPtrtlttltl Ptrlic...it~ (drarntl ·~· -Hidy t 1m11T, i:eo.-11 Bflnt. P141t luk11. {]) S.11111 lD AM llrti111g JI)-.. a"""" ,.... ,,.. Cll11APl•('1 S:OO D (CJ '1ow1td lhl thl~JIOWJI'" (mP'f•I)) '43-Robtrt PrulOll. Elltn idum1) '!>f>---Will1am Hald1n Uoy"ll Dnw. Nolan. TAKE THE NEWS QUIZ We Dare You . Every Sot urdoy situation comtdies as "Laugh- ln" changed the shape or the CQmedy-variely shows. The n1an behind this series ls t'\orman Lear, a 49-year-0!d 1•1ritcr 2:1d fllrn producer 1'.·hose last t•onncction with 11.·eckly television was !he J\1artha Raye show in U1e 1950s. He adapted ··.ramil~" from Lhe original British sh •. '· "Till Death Us l)o Part," anti is now seeing his version going back to England for sho11o 1ng on BBC. When the ~uhje{'l o/ ;i '·television breakthrough" W(>.<; brought up, Lear was a little offha nd . He said , "I read lhal il"s a breakthrough. I guess H's a breakthrough ·• He settled onto a couch in his Century City offices and added : "People ask n1c wh c>J v;e"re Lrying to say 11.·ith Lhis show. Our basic Job is lo enlerlain. "But H people inlcrpre! 1t any other way, we're pleased. l"m not surprised Iha! people derive olhcr things from it , but \\'e're nol siUing dn1vn to do anything other than to en- tertain." Despite such prolesla!ions -it is obvious that Lear is delibhtcd by the show's impact <'lld success -"All in the f amily" is having its ef!ccl. had a show selectf'd thal plunged Archie right into the maclstrorn, "My feeling is Iha! you can nnly get wet once," he ~air!. "You can't get any more wel lhnn al ! weL I wp,.,ted 1o light ge!ilng a little wetter each week. ··'!'hat fir s! show was designed lo say as openly to Americans as we could that lhcse are the attitudes we are going to run -what do you think ? Since then we've never had <'llY trouble wilh the censors. That was as far as I wanted to go.·· ln the British sho1\, ··Till Dr<11h Us Do Part." the fathrr and the mother 1\ere al earh other"s throats Shr called him a ··Pig" ?.nd he t'illled her a ··bloody moo ." The grncsis nf tha1 series v.·as th;.it two peuple were lock· r.d in .·narriage hating each nlhcr. "But it's obvious th11t Archie and Ed ith lnve each ot he r. Edith is a w1l v. sn1art lad.\'. She·~ le1:1rned Very well 10 live with a diflicult n1N1 and one way you lenrn to live wllh a difficult man 1s ln have an inner !ire," Lear so id. "She dreams aboul lh1ngs, then re turns v.·ith a w1t:y line. She speaks only the truth. She reminds An:hie Iha!. his uncle got hin1 his job. And 11.hen he 11.·ants her to confirm his sex· u?J prowess she 11.·anL"i lo speak the truth but she can"l remember" .. Al! in the Fan111y" has il s 01vn cliches and stereotypes, bur it exposes life tn the quick Comedy 1s always at its best 11.·hcn it is rooted in reality, r·a(her th<i n being prggcd on a video fancy or ·shtick_" ll is nnc small step on the pa!h other en tertainment forn1s took Hal Kant er. who is creating "The Jimmy Ste11o•arl Show .. for NBC, said la!er. "\\'e're trying to be more rralistir. It's not an Ozzie and Harriet world. Situation conledy has been so antiseptic. J think 'All Jn the F'am ily' h<'.~ helped. The f11!her's c:tltitude tn11o•ard t.he son-in·law: he says some very rude things to the boy and !hf! son-in·la\v says snrne very rude 1hings back. J imagine lhal happens a lot, even in h h I . 1 .. y.:cirs cigo. omes w ere t 1ere is ove. Lear sAid. "I thin~ the A s:.:n1111r view was ex-rcason the show is popular is pressed by Dick V?.'."! Dyke, that 11·e all know Archie who is returning lo television. Bunkers. r.1y fAthcr 11.·as '"l t"s opened up sonic subject Arthie Bunker and he 1Yas ;:ircas we couldn't have ex-middle class and not blun cal- amined before." tar_ It doesn't matter. rich or Bernard Slade, who 11.Tote poor, black or "'hit£' J"vc had the pilot scrip_ts for _a ~~mbcr people !ell me, ·Th?J's my or comedy series. said. There father'.. I wrll ne~·er be any more 'lfello-:=-~-'--'-------= d a r k I i n g-J'm-home' type shows.'' U:oar. a stigh11 v built man wilh a droopy Keystone Cori mustache that mc>.kes him look Sally Bananas Reolly Is ... Ba nanas, Th at Is like Ben Turpin. said he l'.i-.~·---~~~a'll 11.asn't too worried about the - reaction .,.,•hen "'All 1n the l"arnily" went on the air~ '"But The network wanted lo <>.ir 11~ !he first show a somc1Yhat I inilder rp1sode in 11.· r. i chi lwo D""'V F•m•IV ShO•o "PINOCCHIO" !Gl Piu> I knr.w that both CBS and I 11.•ould fincl out and !hat we had to find oul quickly . I wanted to find out lhat first night." I Archie Bunker writes the "lHE WILD COU"'fRY"' President. Lear refused. He!'------------ 2 GREAT WALT DISNEY HITS! He rode out lo ha/lie The windmills of change! --"'"""'"'" '._.. .. Hunting ton Award!-i Set Satlu·day The llunling1 on B ca r h Pla.vhouse \1·ill present its an· nu;:il awards for the 1970-7l se'1son Sa! urday night al a banquet in .tericn'~ Jlc~taur·:inl , 18afl2 Bca<"h Blvd. Spe«ial guc!'ls fnr the prn· gram \\'Lil he. Frank A!etter. a veter<1n ac!or 111 stJge, screen ;ind tclc\•is1nn ;ind his "'ife, ::11::t1"ess Lee J1,1 c riwethf'r. Alct· Irr will d1sc.·uss his ex- periences in n1ore than 3,()(1() performances on Broadway in such product1ens as "Bells are RinJ:ing " and "Ti111e Limit.·· Awards 11.·111 be given out fo r best ac\lng. d1rel'ting. scl design , technical eHects and the prcsident "s award frlr outstanding contribution to the pl.1 yhousc Vying for best at·!or awards t1re Ron Albertsen. Fl"ank Ru1herford . Rcrnard Simon ;ind \\"aync Bcau1 :iis. while the hcst artress <"andidii.tcs are C;irol Faulslicli. Floria J\lnsc and Sally Rro11"n . Best direct.or contenders arr Ron Albert sen, To1n Titus and Randy Keene. I nformalion t1nd ! i c k el reserva!1n11s rnr !he affair may be nbtaincd by ronlac.ting Bobby ~·lurphy at .l36-Rll61. By VER!'\ON SCOTI HOLLYWOOD !liPI) Australia's Rod Taylor rrturns to a weekly television series next season fill ed 11.•Jlh Aussie confidence that his show will be a hlt d~spite fearful odds. CBS is throwing Taylor and Dennis Cole opposite the rnp- raled "'Flip Wilson Show." '"So we·rc gr1ing up a1ealnsl Flip." Taylor said \\'11h a c;isual wave nf his hand. ··u t'·s .;i11 1ng on the lnp nf the he<1p, isn"t he? ""\\'l·ll , I like !he idea of !aking on the char11p. And I think I 1.:an whip him.·• 1\n ex-amateur lighter in Sydney, Ta yler '" a Bearcat 11.•ith his fi sts, 11.hic·h 1s Just as wP lL The title of ~.is new adventure s eries i s "Bearcats ., HI' ;u1d Cole pl;iy a pair of fun ·lov1ng .~oldiers nr fnrlunc in the southwest just before lh(' outbrc<ik of Wnrld \Var 1. 'fhcy Jounce <1rnut1d the ct1aparral <Jn(i 1.:a1·ti in -what els!! -a Stuz Beare al. 1f the format sn und sl fa 111 1 liar -"~l avcric:k." '"Alias Smith and .Jones." t!I al -it alsn rings a bel! \\"llh the Australian. An alarn1 brl l. "\Ve havf' 10 laugh ourse lves 1n this series or pc0- ple will laugh at us in a nasty 11.·ti.y.·• he said. ""Thr ~erir.<; mu"! b£' authen·' tic: 1n every wa y, costuml's. au 1nn1nb1les. speech, C:lllP ch~r~<'fPr ;inll they decide lo !rouble-shoot for a blank check." An1ong the adventures will be rum·running. s mug I 1 n g Chinese in to !he llnited States and J\1exic<in border 1nc1dent. "We can't have this look like a western," said 'fayl<ir whose nose has been broken 111 more br<1wls than he cares to rrn1ernber. '"'l'his 1sn·l eowbo\:O: and Indians at al!. I want ii to be a real sw1ning !:ihow . Th c WINNER OF 2 ACADEMY AWARDS! IKJBERr lv'ITCHJM TRE\OR f-ONARD ord~MILES ~=~ .. ~ca .-.-.. c \-"'1U Ev enings: Sun . thru Thurs., 8 p.m. Fri. -Sot., 8:30 p.m. humorous, tnugh and • ~¥· c1t1ng."' ~ Tavlor rnanaged to !\~e rho~e characlf•rastics lniti~1s first series. "llnng ~·· \1h1ch left the air a die agu ; ":\f1 cr thal ~f'ril'S I wci)' n- li1 rnnt1rJn plrtures," r said. ··So I suppose J could <Ju;il1 fy a.~ a movie star whn is go111g in!u l e I e ~· 1 s 1 n n , Persona lly rn1 happy 10 be in· vilt•d bark lv tele\ is1on " Kl&RTMTCHM MATINEES Wed., 2 p.m. Sat., 1:30 and S:OO Sun., 1:00 and 4:30 ncri sms and Slllfle<i. I r:;;========§===;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::ii:l~ char;ictrr r play ha<; just11 retul"ncd from 1hc Phitippin~s during !hP Sp;in\sh·Amcrican \V;ir_ He n1e('t s the D<'nnis Aduln $2.50 Jn.. \l .50 Child 75t Or1nq1 Counly'I llo<~bu•ter ~ttow \l•l ut "PANIC IN NEEDLE PARK" "' Allo e [lho1 G"ulll In "LITTLE MURDERS" "CARNAL KNOWLEDGE" IRI ... "'"' J•c~ No<~Ol•on An" M1r~rol GI'"" Al ' -s~ .... "' Du•k H ow .. , llOPUI•< p ..... 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(IF 1HE R0YAL BALLET A _J<..hn Brahoum' · Rith1rd (' "'"'1"·in rr....:luction · (......, f~'' ~.1..., P1-od.l..tJ. · T,(hnicolor c PLUS 5HOlT SUIJf CT$ !>h ..... ,. ).4 .•• , ~~d 10 11,,.,. . . -· -- from Luck with our ' . . .-'.: ••• BONELESS CROSS RIB ROAST > CHUCK ROAST FRESH FRYERS lUCll'I' BONDlO fOll fl AVOlt GROUND BEEF OURlOW 59c • 7 STANDING RIB ROAST LU C MY TOP OUA UT'f BONDED Bf(~ 93~. BLAD( CUT LU(kY lOP QUAllT'f BONDED Bftf 53~ ... " 39' CUT-UP FRYERS ;~~::~:,""'.: !;~~~a~.~~~~~o~::~: ............... t1. $] Sl FULLY COOKED HAM PUlt !MANI Hllr. MOCf UMllVUI ................ . USDA GRAD( A WHOl( RODY (Hl(l((MS 21 •• J LB . AVG. lB.34' lB 55' 29,~ DIS COUNT Plll(f ANY Sill PkG. LB. lA•GE END lUCJI Y TOP' QUALITY BONDED llff 88~. OSCAR MAYER HAM $143 IO"Hlll, r11uT (00110 .................................................. ,,M. \8. Mr. & Mrs. D1J11dld Schill . 911e of the LUCK Y DISCo~';:'~e ~G the check-otJ t li1Je at ernard rno when we asked l h PERMARKETS in Sa11 ... ROASTING CHICKENS 57' 73' !.~~~~ .. ~~.~ !~~~~YS .... ··" 45 c exact same ilems or com ar em rt they wou ld buy the .. • market of their own choosi~g able brands at any olh er PORTERHOUSE STEAK ~::" $1 ss I U(OT ID~ OUAlllT OO~OID 1111 ......... , ''"'"''"''''"' 18. THEY SHOPPED & rUlll, lltll l~AN!l ....••••.•••.•.•.....•...•.. ll THIN BACON BONELESS MINI HAM $169 75' 01<l AMATll.•ULll(00llll,l l•.l l ll....... . .................... LI . OWN COMPARED THEIR MARK~~g~pi~~R LgwT NA TC AH NOTH ER PORK SAUSAGE OSCAR MA YER BACON JIMM! O!IN, HOT 01 U G I LI ,IG ............ , 111(10, 1 LI r•~. LINK SAUSAGE PORK SAUSAGE lflHllll, lllMll JO HN, I 01 01~ JIMMT011H MILO,l\l .•I& ................. .,., $1 47 ~(~~~~ll~!o~~O~EEf .. ~.~~T~!~~~u·~·· .. LR. 9 3c OOSING 1 hey spo11 t .izo.06 at LU CK other market cos t them $26y39 . The sam e items at the • ' • ' l • ' I ' ' l CANNED FOODS .. SUNSHINE COOKIEs59c • fRU.BLU iANOWICH (J VAR.) 23.o z. pl(G, ()' ,. ~&¥! M.J.B. COFFEE $ 229 ELECTRIC P(RK OR RlG. ~8 OUN(! (AN FROZEN FOODS SUPPERS llCI ••G ... . s 11• t l "OVll (•1(1(" I OUM,llMGI, lllflO TU1il1 W GllVT 01 1~1' lllW BEEF STEAKS :~\01·~i;1~~!~1.1.'.~ ........... 7Jc CHILI & BEANS :~·,o !~1~ ............. 27• BAG -0-PIZZA ~;"0°11::~111 ............ 79 c B SHRIMP (trH IJl\H 7B ' READED I OI ••G ..... . S 0 LE FILLETS ~~·;; ·::~"-~.~'.~.'.~.'."'.~ .... 7 6• FRENCH CUT BEANS '" ........... 41' VE GET ABLES ~~·~11 ~'.fG .................... 20' MACARONI & CHEESE ~:;·~; ...... 24' COFFEE RICH ~~(;/ ciN ..................... 27' COOL 'N CREAMY ""'''" .......... 7S' •J0t3:f;!3A ·X1·I·l ·fW BREAD ~:~~·:~:t.'.w"'.'.1 0~.~~-'-~' .......... 2S < .,-<POTATO BUDS ""°' ........ b9 ' 11!!1 (I n{ fl' OIH•Dl l !10 FRENCH BREAD ~: ~·:~., .............. 41 • ~ LIPTON'S TEA :·o·:.·1or ........... 81 c ~ M&M CANDY 1•0L•1r .......... 77 c CNO(O!I T! UU!IO •ti IN 01 'llNUl TEA BAGS ~o~:.·;~~~ ..................... 99" o-4 ICE CREAM CUPS "" ...... JS' Hon•Y VIN llll ClE~ !~~~~~3--3---"C""\ SWEET 1 2 OUNCE JAi ... Guaranteed THE FINEST QUALITY and at Discount Prices! AVOCADOS LARGE SIZE HAAS, RICH & BUTTERY, USE FOR SALADS 11~01111 ruOOIHGl Diii OI (IGl!l CMOCOllll APPLE PIE ~!~~'1/1, ......................... 35' t ~ .. ' • • • FROZEN FOODS AWAKE !1~~\~'N'.0"~1................ ... 37' LEMONADE ;·01:1~.1:1 11GUl ll 0'""' 12· : o"' APPETIZERS """· 91 ' ~IUOGG l r11t1 l r•V ~IH lo'.Ul"IODM I lfl' Ol IMIU,00 I 1111000 : :AJtANGE JUICE ~~~~1 :::·~ ............. 74~ ! ~ANGE JUICE :~~;~·.1: • SS< ! ~RKEY ROAST ~~~;1::~··~,. ... n ~3°' PACKAGED GOODS BUNS N~•vn111or •r1onr.o-29 ' ~IMIUlr·I• 1 (1 '"· ~ BUC WHEATS :ri~ ... ~."11 t1°111'. 41' -. . ~1"7'~1':'11'""1':'n':c":'I' -r~ ~&,;!~ii 1 WOODEN SPOON SET :1 JERGENS 119 '"'· '"'"''"'"''"'h,IO·"'h.oodll .i"''·''"'"" I!..;': "'-7 .. 1 r~ 1 (io q11v1mt!, tho bt1! rhth v,t hordwood 1poo111I 5 8 ( ~ "~~.~~.~ •• ~.~'~'· (~ \~ 3S"T6U~'~'~,:.~~~.,~.~?,.~~""~ 6 g • ,..., ',~ 7 b1nJt.j11 1101agt 0110: (0.,,., i11 dttOI· ~ ...... ~~~~6~~~~D Lr\lr-J ·~·::~~;:;~''·''"'"'"" ~ • • !_@B1 \L IRONING BOARD ~.-:-'1 12 8 Dt,tr.dob!1 p!O)t!• J.. lion 01ai111I p111pir-Ad jutl! to any )u1ighl 101 1it.d1w11 or 411 . \ ~ 7DZ . o!i111oder,wtl11!11. ,..j I 'I d Sit ·lip i1 111i11t; 110 \lt11!1 ale top . J ~ 1 7 HONEY GOLD GLASSWARE ' \f --:1 88 ( ll Ol . lO·PK.118 A h1111vel1u1\Ho11•y·(tl1r GILLETTE DRY LOOK '· ·1'f W.I Ol. 1lo11w1 r1 Mi111yc11M ,.n1r11 · ·:; l'ITCHIR l6 0Z0 .',.,.. ic1.li pp!11h1r1M1lo11•L ' ()• ... ~&,;!-~ STYLE ~ ENKASHEER HAIRSPRAY 53( V PANTYHOSE St11k up o11dJaw1 I l'OZ. L :~ Shttr~i.ddtot , 97' 1....---------=.J with o ,11111· " 9 smooth lit; DINTUR( ADlllSIVl 11 good color\. FASTHIH 4 1/4 OZ.. ....... . -~~~~/~:... CLEA RA SIL _.to..~ CREAM _:---[::;1 ~f. Bltmi1h.tighti11t 108 utnm 111 populo1 I ~-. vo11i1hi11t formula , 1.7 OZ. \L_ ...... ' . ' .... --···--. . ...... ..... . . ..... . '• .. ' .. , ..... ., . . " ' ... " . ' ' .... . • 0 ... , • .. ..... .. ........ , .. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Q'"""" PAPER TOWELS ~~~~i'~ou ..... 27 • WMlll, I VOllOO ~UIM Pl llLtOW .,-II PLOCK BAGS "" oo• ....... 32 ' 011111n1111c1101 1~1 MO DESS , ... 11·•~ .... 1 ... 1 BJ• 1•c1 ~n• ..................... ,. 11 /,Ull l 111•11 0 1 Vii /DIM GLO COAT J0""10"' w•• o'"" l!CI ti~ ............. 95< BRIQUETS ~:~·~·:.1r. _, .............. 79 • ~ BLU -BOY !~7'.1~;."~'.' .............. 59' <1" FAB DETERGENT ""''" ... 69 ' ~ FORMULA 409 ~1:~;0 ::~~~·-~ •. b9• (). ' • . ""i &,;! LIPTON TEA BAGS 59c 48 COUNT BOX r,,, •· ~·· (l'""""''oi I •<•I''"" lt••t-l••d•tl. ""rl c." •• '"..,""' r e"'"•lt•rl 1 .... ,. DAIRY PRODUCTS tY'" DIET IMPERIAL ~:;~·::~.' ..... 43< WHIP -0-TOPPING :~.",', ........... 41' ORANGE JUICE ::·;,-:;,' Il l~~ ........ as · COTTAGE CHEESE \~~·,'~' •• '. .......... b8' _,,. SAFFOLA """"'·"'11" 37' U 1on1 ••~ .............. ;. ICE CREAM ~~~::·:1 • ..................... 6S• PIT FOODS ...... 14 ' l lDNI J I (MICUN 01 T~l•t I I 11(0~ CAT FOOD l l!IT QUll•!NtlO'fO (Nl(llN 15 < •DI (I• .,.,,.., ~ LEAN & LIVELY ::'~~·~\ ....... 27r 00~ 1000 ll~fl 01 "" DOG CHOW ~~~~":,G ...................... s3 11 .. 4&,;~--..... LADY LEE TOWELS 29 DlCOR AllO PAPIR ( 148 CT. ~Oi l BEVERAGES· SPIRITS DISCOUNT PRICED DEll ITfMS -()ur I.OW F.'-"tf\\l;1y l)ril:t ~ - All MEAT FRANKS 58' lADY lll 1 POU ND PllG. ~~1~11~~1~ 1~!~~~-~-~ ....... 1 ll.PI,, 6 9c ,~;~IAR ~A~~.R' ~~~. I U '''· 7 6' OSCAR MAYER BOLOGNA Ill Y(ll I GI •Utl J(lr II< . ... I GI ,IC, HAM & CHEESE LOAF 53' 73' ;.;;,~;,~ANNEO HA~ ...... -..... $389 BOB 'S DRE SSINGS > 111 1\1 ••D 111111 ll!I' !, I•""' 'Ot•I"' . , . . ...... .,,.,.111 lit CH£00AR CHEESE CUPS •0001 ·~11 0 37' 58' ~'~r~~1~1~1SALAMI CHU•~&i •ti. $11 J PILLSBURY BISCUITS 9' IUTI!l"ll t 00 •O"i l!Tll ......... 11/ llll[ These Items Are Available Only at Those LUCKY DISCOUNT CENTERS LISTED BELOW ... LID COVER ............. !" , READY TO WEAR f ASHIONS LATTICE BATH ENSEMBLE WA ~H HANO tA TH 57' 137 197 l ll llllf quoli!y b1th tJ1S•111bl1 1f llti t~, 1hir1ly 10110" 1111v; gor g~•u• 1ol1ri.-,1! SM ~IDDID FOAM !ID PlllOW ••• , •• 17 ( I-LB. BAG POlTE STU UTTIMG •••• 1.17 CHIP 'N DIP SET S••·wttlhy <hi p·mo1111! Swtdi1h.i111pir14 1rltill; 14 8 ovo1odo 91011 chi, oM dip liowh wilh h11n91r . SWIDllH GlAIS AIHTRAY .... 76< ~ • ..... .I'. ,, ~r--~--R~NSO -------D~V;------; ALL-DETERGENT ______ LUX ~IQU~-------;INA~T;UCH ---------LU;-----1 11 DEIHGENT 68 c DUU G!NT $289 l OW SUOS $4 09 DETERGENT 82( llOUJO ''NSE 78 C ;ol\EI 50AP l 8C I i •9 oz. SOX. 171 oz. eox. 20 L8 . BOX 32 oz !!Tl. 33 Ol 8T t. BA TH iA" ~ ~L-----------------~-------------------------------------------~--~------------~ 1 :1here Are Many Other Lucky Discount Supermarkets To Serve You In Los Angeles, Orange & San Bernardino Counties.~~.~i~'.°~::;,::~y~h~~9s!~.~:' ~-=· ~ .... - • • I !%8 OAlLV PI LCl T Powe rful R.adctr To Scan Planets WASH"INGTON (AP) -The govtrnm ent ha11 announced Lt has beRun In trea1c. in the mountains of Puerto Rico. the world 's most powerful in- strument for snoopinit on faraway planets hy rnc;ins of rada r be ams making rnund lnps or up to 1.2 h\11\on miles. The \'en1ure ir11·uh'es addin~ a more sensili\'e, hii:h-pnwer OUTH CORS' t ~ r •• •• f~,,V ~O l !~'H i9i !•• OIN~ N19htly At 6:45 r'.M. 511ftday Al 1 :4S r'.M. rArlar trbnsmitter In 11 bizarre. 1 . O O o -foo1-rlia1netcr radio lelrscoiw . For almost a decade the telesco pe has been recei1'ing natural radiow/llves frr1111 the planets but has had s!!rnewh<1t lin1ited capacitv for bouncing radar signals frorn the earth off distant worlds. The parent instru1nenl is ]rw:ated near Aretibo, In effect. the newer radar being added is designed to gel n1ore de t a i I e d inForn1ation <·nncerning the planets and th€1r orbiting n1oons than is now possible v.·ith the radars presentlv allied v.·11h the Art'f:ibo . "dish .. a n It' n n a . v.•hose rim risf's highe r lhan the Empire State Building. Pa1·allel Pe1·f or111a1ice -, DAILY l'ILDT f'ltolo br Lff f't1llO They Eat Grass l11te11 se D1·ought · ~ Hits Af ghru1i stan \ KABUL, Afghanistan !AP\ -Reports reaching he re say th<il in som e parts of drough t- ravaged Afghanistan people have started @ating grass, wh ile others have begun n1ass migrations in search of food and water. The Foreign ~lini stry, ap- pealing for internation;il aid, said · "Parcheci by back-to- back years of the most severe droug ht el'er experienced in the entire rec-ord ed history of the count~'. Afg hanistan tod;i y f;:ices the black prospect of in· sufficient grain to feed its population of l6 million and not f'nough fodder to main tain : fa rmers are selling ~r sheep, a maior source of mi;t and of karakul pelts. at a ft'<f· tion of old values. This ·is :a desperate attempt to finan!e the purchase of incrca si ndy din1inishing a n d exp<!n~1~e foodstuffs and to save the an1n1als fron1 death clue io lack of ~odder. ~lajnr rivers 11nd reservoJ r:3 are either dry or about to dry out shortly. Orchards ;ind vineyards. which normally produce valuable foreigo~..X· change, have been hard ht~! The National Sci e nce Foundation. in maki ng the ;in-/\ small, ,i:::lass.y curl. mixed '1'it h bright sunshine, nnuncemen1 . s;.iid !he addition ma ke a rerfect tombination for a ll.'eekend date. ·rhis Beach in Uana Point. Chances are they fol!o\ved 1l up v.•ilh a picnic and a late evening stroll on the ils livestock." An announcement said the 11<1t ion's staple wheal crop had he e n decin1<1!ed, "c:iusing production to fall an estin1iited 800.000 Ions shol't of self-suf- ficif'nt'~' over the past tY.'O :-.ea~ons." ll said !h;:it without "extr·~orclin;iry relief" ur lo 70 percent. of 26 mi llion 11nimals cnuld perish. with losses or the new radar will make 1he young co urle e njoy a hi.~stng 11·ave at Doheny St ate Arecibo Scope "thP mo s1 -'--''---'--_c-'-----'-------'---------------------------- sand . OptR l•ill91!t ly At 6 :45 P.M. SuRdry Al 1:45 l".M. Tne runaway bestseller is on the screen. Sean Connery "The Anderson Tapes " COLOR [11.[)lllll"•t•l.'t~ iGp'~" P'l"'<'fful antenna in the 11·or!d fo r making radar studies 11f the planets and l h e i r satellites." The age ncy said Arccil>o scientists expect to: -Get the first recognizabl e r;.idar signal return from the four brighlest of Jupiter's 12 moons -and to ;:i\le rnpl. at least, to get detailed s!udies of at least the two largest .Jovian moons. \vhose nan1es ;:ire Callisto and Gan ymede. The planet Jupiter ranges bet v.·een about 3fii million ;.ind fiO! million miles from 1he earth as both orbit the .sun. -Determine the orbits nf \'cnus and !'11ertury dn'.l'O !n ?.11 ;iccuracy nf :ibou1 11'4 y;.irrt.~ throughout n1ost of their or hits. -i11ap the surf:icc nf Ven11s 1n a revolution of from l.2 !r1 '.I rni!P.s. a nd thP n1a p 1he surf:t('e of ~l crrur.v w1lh <t r!'sn!utin n of ;o bout 31 miles. -Get new infrirma!ion on the :ii mosphere a n d in- nnsphere of .Jupiter. The n1'1v building prngr;im i.~ hc ing r;irried out under ;in ;igrecn1ent between NSF ;ond !he N;o1innal Aeronaut ic~ anrt Space Administr:i1ion. The lat- ter agenc~· "''ill fund !he ne1v r;idiir itself. v.·hile NS F wtll fin;:ince certain re 1 a t e d rnoclifications of 1he existing antenna. lns•i1nf Sli111111i11J.! .ltlt~fl1•••I MEN'S NITE ~IEN ONl,Y TUES . & WED. 7•00 TD 10 P.M. Take tho se inchse off easily 'and effortlessly wit h INCHES-A-WA Y'S exclus ive European slenderizin g method. Takes the inche s off ex· •ctly whe•e needed. 4" GUARANTEED FIRST W RAP. e NO EXERCISE e NO CONTRAC TS e NO SAUNAS Cambodia Feuds With Viets PHNO M PENH, Can1bodia (AP I -"Thank YOU verv n1uch ," said the· S n u ! h \'i etn;i rncse sol dier tn !he group of Cambcxhan refugees co v.•enng in the road'o\·a~·. The in c ident shn ws prl'ls al pluncler1ni;. killing, vl nlatin.I{ Carn b odi;:i daughters ;:ind so ill·treating !he Cambodian people that I hey can no longer li ve in their native villages.'' fight in C;imbod1a the :-;<+me way !hey figh t at home,'" :-;a id pns~ibly re<ich ing JOO percent "W• 1ry n~rd '" mt rll :·· in such areas as the barren your <<>ntio•n~e" something nr the ;:111c1ent con- tempt that Ca n1hnrlians <1ncl Vietnamese feel for each o l her . Ca mbodian-Sout h Vietnamese rel;it1ons are ;i stun1bl ing block for bo!h coun lries in their cnmmnn fight against !he !'\ n r t h \'1ctnamese and Viet Coni::. In Tam . "1nslead of finding out whether the Viet Cong arc - occupying a hamlet. they plaster it with mortars or <1rt illery -lhen cnn1e in 1 hoo ting. As often as nnt. there isn't a singl e Viel Cong ''o'lhwe "."I. llUO ODl!eny P~rll II~. (n11r Von1) ,, C•p.,lr1no lle1cll •fl·t?ll Then. v.·ith his to.·116 rifle trained on them, !he soldier and his con1rades robbed tht refugees of e\er.vth111g thry (1wned 1nclud1ng Herl Cross ,ecfls of f'Anned fish ;ind rnilk. Like !housa n<ls nf o ther p<'a san!s. they had bee n dri1·en frun1 their homes by S;:ii,i:nn troops !hrusting in\o so uthern Cambodia. J. J·f Eat•h time Sa1gun /orecs launch ;in operation 1 n C;:iinhodia, the t·alalog nf t·on1- pla1nts g1·1111s lon~cr. As ;.i t y pical Phnom Penh ne11·-~p;ipcr editorial pul ll, !he South Vietnamese ··are ex- . , . 1··1 "Please, please keep the Snulh Vietnamese a'A·a.v from nur village," a Samroni:: rownshi p woman bf'gged the 1n'"rinr n11nis1er, ln Tam, 11 hen he \'1s11ed there recently. Snu!h \'il'tn;:irnese troo ps h;:id riot hern in Samrnng for :ihout a yc<1r. but rillagers had not lnrgr1t1c n. ··The So u t h \'ictnarnese ' )4 ' )-{ there." A special prohlrtn h:i s hrrn the beh;n•ior of small Sout h \.'i<'lna1ncse unil s. such ;:is reconnaissance patrols. Ru1 Carnbnriians 1£'11 nf fnr;:11·~ nrg;on ized b.v 11ff1crrs who usCd trucks :ind helicnptrrs tn ~:ar· r~· plunder b;ick at:ross lhe Cn1nbodln Buildup border. &Hne Crimbnd1an 11llircrs say the siluatinn h:.is 1mprnvrd rec r n t ly. The Snulh \/ietn;:1n1esP an> t r~·ini::. 1n chcckre1n lhr1r \ r n n p s nprra11ng in l"nrnhnrl1:i . L1 Americans Raise Profile A ~· AL,\\' llA \\'SO,'\I Tile ··01ert111m prn!1!r" policy "' !hr l's '" l':irnh11d1a sln\\'ly 1~ grn11·1ng into ;:i 1111~sh1n ol h1ghl_I' \'!Sible An1cr1c:i ns. Al. lrast thrrf' h;irs lhal 1r1!l (;en. Nf;uyen Van tllinh, r•tn· C:irnhrxh<in [irlfl uH1cers. ~lrppl"d up even m n r r manrler of the Saigon \<1.~k One reporter, 1n the pa.~t noti rcably l;:i!er !his month, fnrces 1n C<1mbocli;i. has Ot>r n f,111 \.\l'eks. sAw lhree l' S. 111-ii·hrn 27 flC\\' memhers nr the trying to hu ild brt!cr rrl;:i . fir;ers 1nsprf'l1ng des1rny ed ~hhla ry Eqiupment !)elivery lions. hrirt<>e~ r;:i~t nf Phnom l'enh, ".'\I ! he ''1\'<'!'llltlcnt·l11-.. Trani j tl1E OT1 ;orrive in ;i "lr:iff1c ;:1dv1ser'' and 1hrce Phnom Penh 11, suppleinent gn1en11ncnt le1·f'! v.·e are con· "n11litarv auar·hcs" 10 a h;i!tle !he 2.i nov.· \Xl:<tcd here. 1·1nced lh;:it Sa1J!nn 1s ;irllng In zone no~!hwrst of the r:ip1t:il, g()O(j f;:11!h," s;iys rh" art1ng .11111 c11dian ;:ii:rn1.~ tr:11eling \\'hile lhe MF.OT 111embers foreign rnini.~ter. Long Roret . 1 1111h a e;ibinct m1n1sler south carry carner;:is inste;id (lf1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ____ ;;;;;; In !he hardcsl hi! provi nces.~"';:=========~ Famous · O nce A SUMMER STOCK UP TO 1/2 PRICE Re9vlat SI••~ I ID 11 '4l S. COAST HWY . Hnlf ~itl!\ 12 111 ta 22 111 LAGUNA ' Year : al the Loqvna Hotel 494-l)94 tt?l: c;itcr 10 An1enf'ans ;:irp t1nder C'On.sl rUI'! ion n n ~1 fllll\'flllg. Phnn1n l'Pnll'.s 111:1111 ,.;trcrl. of the eity guns, lhey ;:ire ;i u1horized to perform "use cherk.~" to see ~l ilitary and pnlit1t'a\ nf-!hat Canibodi;:in troop~ are us · f1 cers frnrn nlhrr emh;i,ss1es in ing U.S. military aid t•orrectly. Phno1n Prnh dn not \ravel "Artistry i11 l\1oving" for the BEST MOVE of YOUR LIFE Call: L;:i ndlo rds 1n the r11p1t:il now :ire h(1lrt1ng out for high renl:>, 1•nnfident. in thP worcis of one , th;:i t "lhc An1rru·?J1s ;ire hui ldin~ 1111 I heir rrnha.~sy:· The stt1fr of lhe l.'.S rnuch, hcc:iii.o;e of inserui·e During lhr thceks, the Amer- ' d irans freq11entlv fl r f e r ro;:ir s an gnl'rrnment "\\';:irn-:iri1'u.:c. Carnhnd l;:in nfficcr.~ ings" they should not lr;:ive the h;ll P lolrl nr11·smen , ;in rt 1 e<1p1tal. p1·11·;:1tely the U.S. (lff1cers The Arn('ne:in.s nftr11 hr;it h;i1·c ronfi rn1ed \h;:it they ha\'e !hr sccuri!y risks hv nrrlrrinp; on ricc;isinn hrlirn11tcrs from ' Sou I h Tl h · h Emhas~v has douhl rrt in !he 1e i::ro11·t 111 I e U.S. · \'1 <'!n:un·b<iscrl A mer i c ;:i n f" h I II I pa st siJ! months. anrl h~ thr ,m assy rn m <1 st;:i n six ar t'nd of the 111onlh 11·11! hr well ;ii i;:itinn units. cinrl r S. of-lhP time of 1he ouster Qf 1 ;ib<I\ e the infonn;:il cc1\ing of fir1als ;:i re encouraged hv l"nnce Nnrodom Sihanouk on HlO rlrs1rerl h~· Arnbas.sadnr J!.O\'ern n1ent ;iuthor ilies to visit .\1 ;irch lR. 19i0. ln 120 todav l 494-1025 580 Broadway e NO STRENUOUS DIETS INCHES-A-WAY E:nlnrv c. Sw:ink. lhP field. h:is ;il1cnated a minority of l · The nut·nf-lnwn trips \l'i ll be Can1bod1:1ns. lo l111Tra ~1tH! n ti rn brr s , __ An11'rii'an 1n1hl:iry ;.inti t11·1l1<1 n ;ji~i;.:?1iiii~!!!"""'"""'"""'~"""'~"""'"""'"""'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~ olfir1a1.~ tra1f'! ou1 of rhnon1 ' 210 BEACH ST., LAGUNA BEACH PHONE 494-0 450 l'enh ",i:;:ither intrlli i::cnre ;:irid as~l'~s thP nrr<!~ .,f lhr (";:1mhnd1 ans." ;:i~ !hr r1nh;:iss.11 p111.~ 11. and 1n Offrr n11hlflr\ ;idr1rc. ;:icrorrlin,i: to Fa• Appal"ll'l'le"' Thousands Of *EVERY SIZE * EVERY STYLE * EVERY COLOR *-MENS *WOMENS * BOYS * GIRLS ' Hundreds Arrivin9 Daily SKI MART Ul2 I. 2nd 51. I ' HLMONT SHORE !Zill 439·7667, 17141 R46-4 74A FURNITURE The look of cane In a fresh, colorful five-piece dining set Metal weave cane, garden print sati ny vinyl and 1errilic design make the ch11lr1 divine. Mar·proof 42" round table, color coordinated In sunny spring colors. _ _,_~""·?''I.···'+¥'\- ' e LOS A"C[llS: 6121 Wilshire Blvd. Miracle Mile: 11040 W. Pico Blvd.; 8840 S. Western Awe. ANAHE IM: 1672 W, liocoln IAll.ERSFlllO: 3010 Ming Ave CHUU VISTA: 476 Broadway CUREM<IHT/POMONA: 232 E. Footh ill ctlVINA: 9"45 N . .A.tusa DOWNEY: 9435 E. Firestone &lENDAlE: 333 N. Cen ti a! Ave' CMMADA HR.LS: 10100 Balboa Blvd. HUNTIHCTON BEACH: 19431 Beach Blvd. LA HABRA: 1720 W. Whittier LDNC BEACH: 2189 tallewood Blvd . MONTEMl P'AltK: 415 S. All1ntic Blvd. PASADENA: 85 S. Rosemead RIVERSIDE: 10,000 ~agnoha SANTA ANA/TUSTIN: 1703 E. 17th St SAN BERNAROI N0:,99'1 S. ''E'' St SOllTH IAY: 15533 S. Crensh.?W Blvd. THOUSAND OAKS: 244 Thousand Dalis Blvd. VENTURA: 3409 Tel egraph Rd. WOODLAND HILLS: 2U23 Ventura Blvd. . I HO,. 7 DA.VS,, W(EI( • W[[ll'D .. l'S l 0 l/Nf!l ' . SA T\_lllt!)AY 10 UNTll 6 . :'iUNn.-.v Ii·]!) UN flL fl . ~E[ r ARl(ING . ntr( l')[C01t .. TOfl SOIVJCC. n.r.c DELIVERY . COl'f\l[N!E NT P•Nit 'Ul""S I 'I ; • ' . • . -_...,,_ ,,_ ...... _., ----· ~ ...... DAIL V PILOT !3 -.L~ou11=1ms,,,___/Survey Says Broadway at New Low .J\lew S tflle I G uest :O,ta r ll OLL \"\\ 000 .· .. HOME ~SHOW .. 11 G~~~¥~:~~~~~.1 In the NEW .'.IR·CONDmONED , LOS ANGELES CONYENT/ON- EXHISIT/ON CE NTER ~~ ~~ "lll!TUllN OF COUNT 'l'OllGA" !Gr1 l'hl\ e ~tto~d t~ ""' "THE HOUSE THAT SCllEAMEO" fGl'I PHI • 0""'~ l<~rlr.-•o "l!TTLE I t(; MAN'' IGP J ......... r ,., • )"''"'' "!•·~" "ID.60D LEAGUES UNOER TME SEA ' I """" ••• """""'·-· \H IUJ ·-··· ....... ... _ .... ··-·-IU·lMI v M•<. ,..., I •, 1 rffll "M40 OOGS 4 INCil!SHME"'"" 1111 "I> S I LOVI '!'OU" fll l '\~~"!'£'~''~"~'~'~'C''L!'~'l'C'C'~~ ;~· ~ THE BEST By JACK GAVER NEW "i'ORK (UP!l -Each year the '>'eekly trade paper, Vari ety. stnds lhe drama Cl'ilics a que1tionnaire thal 1n - v11es comments on t h e Brn;idway theatrical sl"a~on JU~I ended Question Nfl, I th1 ~ ye ar as k- ed for 11 good. bad or average rating of !he 1970-71 seaSflfl , \\1hril cnuld the ans\1·er be but "bad?" The total of p1·oduc- tions was at a 10111 of 4S, the assured or indicated blark·lnk a!lraclions will not exceed su.:. Question No. 2 asked al>olll the long-rani;ie efltcts nl !he EXCLUS IV E •I Cont. Da ily 7 30 p m. curtain time and th!! new l!mlted·gross production gambit In Cl!rtaln the.attrs that makes for lo.,.,·er prices. As 11 fi rst-nighte r. I've bten gning to shn.,.,'s with ea rly starting times, son1etJmes at 6:45 or 1 for years and l stil l don't like 1t The public seenis lo hal'e taken kindly to the 7:JO thing . The limit ed·gross idea lsn'1 going !o sol ve an y of the th eater·s probl en1!I What about the "rash of nos !algia-oriented sho.,.,·s~" We "ve been through !his before, and no dflubt !hl.'re will be such a '"rash" a.:a1n. The current furor is ma inly due simply to media 011eremphasi5 in a time "'hen there has bten li!tle else to !ilre~s. Variety asked about the IO· vasion nf Bri ti~h im ports. There is nothing new there: H's been going on for a number of recent years. Econnmirs, of rflUrl'r . 1s the rea.~nn lrnpflrt1ng Br itish hi ts, 11hn~c rrcrplinn here ts 11ever gua r:inlced . 1s che:iper than cre:itin,1: 11 riomcs!ic produc· !inn. f'ven 1f !he im rnrt is 1 fl nr. Br~ides, p r o n1 i n e n t Pacific Ylbtoticw . COLOR ..-..,..,..,·"""°'<'""'"""""'"" .. ,..,, tll WED . thru SUN .-8 :30 ~ Jblith Coast Repertory Box Office: 646-l ~6~ or oil Agencies Evidence of greatness. -.II r t•p" I''•· n•. l a ~•r.;1'1 [,!.,..,~~, Superb ... A feast for the eyes. -r ~)~, ~·~•~1 ~~ Best film of this year. _ , ..... , .,. Brilliant. 3 RD WEEK! T h e e t.orY o f a gam'oll n &" m a.n Rl"'ld & huetl1ng w o m a n WALT DISNEY PRODUCT IONS' Scandalous J9ul!~ ,.._,, &AIAl'I ALrOI'<~ KEITH ·ARAU ,...,... ... MICHtU. Al(ll CAREY ·LENZ UAAllY !111\\01"' MORGAN tlli TllllTlll '0121M 'l.ltU•tl PACIFJc·s PAULO ASO L A H;,IJRA ORJVE.11'5 E0\11:' AR0 "SC1NF.i\!A VIEJO, r>l lS~IO:-.' V IEJO GROVF... (.ARDEN GRO\'E •FOX Cl:\'Ei\1ALAJ'110, 1 A;o.;AHFl~l!A~·o~O.f"f!J A ST1t 1 COSTAr>IESA -..,. 1 l , I> British playwrights , beca use of the different economy at home. ha,·e an 1ncentiv~ to funct!on wh.JJe A m' r l c a n dramatists, e1peci1.!Jy thos~ of serious bl!nt . gel 1 i 111 e encouragement to create. \\'hat. th e que.sHonnatre den1ands, are ne"' o r increasingly destructive or negative trends 1n I h e Broadway theater? Price~. of cour~e. A growin g cancer fo r at leas! 20 years . People who lov e the thtatl'r simply cannot afford to go A major fac!or, as in other ph11ses of li fe, is that every t1n1e one nf the \arious 1hra1 er u n 1 on s nrgotia!P.<; a nc.,.,· contrart . the lerms escalate. and the box- nffice. prices go up as a result. The theater is, un fortunately, the most. expendable of !ux· ur ies for the: general publtc The h11a.l question asked for 1u1geslions Tbese are mine Encour1ge writers " h n know how lo '>''rile at the lt l'e\ of theatrlca! ent trtain n1tn l and who know what .a loaded polemic dOf!s not a play n1ake There has never been 11 play that has influenced anyone lo its way of think ing -!he best dr.:1 n1atis ts have always 1ra1l· ed in the area of 5ocial and political innovation : they never crt ale or lead the wa,v. The playgoer is cond.it1onl'd to agree or disagree 11' 1 t hi' l he a t rical!y warn1ed-n\'er Ideas Also. please stop prod ucers and '>''t ite rs from tr ying to make musicals -lhe big thing these years -out of Chad Everett Gives Doctors New Image By VERNON SCOTT HOLLY\\'OOD (U P!) DflC· tnrs tradilionall;.o ha l"e bern <IPp1cted in films a n d lrlPvi sion as stuffed shirts. They arr pnsses~ed n r Sfllcn1 n \\•isrto1n , her fl f c mot11"es, dres.~erl 1n sober su11s .'ind neckties (8 shade Hgh!er 1han morticians). dril'e sen~i b!e autnmobiles and rarely, if e\·er. sedutr the le:art in~ lady Therr have bern excrpl1ons. J)r Fr;inken!'.lcin. for ln· !ilanre. 1vho put tflgether Boris J\ar!nff' ... mnns!rr. But by anrt !;irge physicians as a clas~ reek flf ant1~eptics and holier-than-thou ver!tiPs. The !nfltn<'nl a mrin pl ;icr~ the \\'Orri rlnclflr 10 frnnl flf his name script writ rrs transform him in1n a i;:nrl lik P fi.c;1irr. when flft r11 hr L~ lurkv llJ ha ve grarluat"d lrflm med ~rhoo!. grn1vs rich no thP 111ln1ents of fllhrr.~ and b11ries h i 5 1n 1s1akr~. been doing this shn11· I learned no! all doctors Wflre plea ts in their trousers. Bu1 p~liPnl1' do worry about their bills if a doctnr isn't dre~~rri cnn~er· vetely, and inexpensivel.1•. ··.A,s 11n ar1or ! cuuldn·r !hackle ni)·self to pln.1·i ng a stuffed 5hirt. So I \llOfl' an I1alian-cut suit with bell bot- tom flairs. a vented jacket and a diamnnd stick-pin. '"Whrn I showPd up at !he l.;CLA r.1~d 1cal Center in Iha! 0111!11 , flnr nf our IP Ch:"iir::il ::1d· visors askrd. "You 're i;:o1ng to pl ~)' a clnrlor'." ThP results of f::1·eret!'s portrayal of Dr .Joe Gannon hr1 l'e been ~flnrl H 11nrlrPrl~ flf <ln<.'10 r5 hal"t v.-ritten lo thank h!m for breaking the set pat- 1trn of I.he s:irrerl ph,1·sici11n "'L"ntil 111li. )'ounp, gcnrr;11 1011 ranH! alnn_g people w;interl the ir doctors lo br ~todgy," Evl"re!! said . "Today's .voun j.!sleri. arr rnore rebellious and they wan1 their doclo rs !o be less stuffy a11rt lraditinnal. I k no w e.ve.rythmg from the i:1p code on up . \\'ould you bel1rve \\'ebsler'5 Dictionary~ Don ·t laugh . II could happen any driy now. Rober! Lansing . .,.,ho 'tarred 1n l'>'o \'ld£o serie s of his o .... n. '>' i!J play a guest role next fa ll ! on ··The Dorts Day Show_" NOW THRU WEDNESDAY, AUG. 25 At The ANAHEIM CQNVENTlON _(ENTER • Th•1r•. A11r. I~ •......... , 1.00 PJA flO. ~ut. 2'll , ••.••. ?,(~' 1.00 ~M sir. AJ(, ii , . 10 )0. 110" a-copra S""· Air1. 12 , . , ... 2 00 I 6,00 PM Mn~. Au~. 2.l tnru •u Sl•fS 1u1•vto 15.!>0 • $4.$11 , SJ.$11 . $2.$11 Su• Jl.00 0• Ill' U1.., 12 !.Jlt1pl Fr1. Nile. k t. & Sua. Wed. •u~. 25 ' ...•. 2.45 ' 1:00 PM r!CK.rn ON Sll.£ ,1,y, .l11.1b1111 Co11V1alla11 C1111r, Mot111t ,1,f11elu I Wllfld1 Odds aro, you'll have the time of you r lllol Reserved seats from $1.25 (S11turd11ys & hoUdays, $1 .50). Phone (714} 765·1141. For epeclal buses, call Greyhound. Nine dally races Mon.·Sat. Post Time 2 p.m. 1111•111~ Thoroughbred Club l\1nvie!'I and telel'1sion make vil!i;ins of la .,.•yers. architects, slflck brfl kers. businessmen, laborer!" -e ~·en cop~. B11t ~hfl11• a rlflC!flr "·11h a lnn·ardE'n t be<ls1de manner nr using hi~ st·alrel f n r purpn.~c ful hnm11·1dP ;inrl the: /\.\1 .\ 11·flulrl cal! for an 1n- 1c~t 1ga11on. hf>('.11 usr 10 my spare hnurs I --:::;; _____ -:.:-:-:-:-:-: ___ _: ___ -::=====1 ri;;it hnspital~. clinic~. rn echcal • T con\'rflt1on!' he runaway bestseller "Some rlflclnrs hkf' is on the screen. One youn,1: ;i1·H1r \1·hn finds !hp .~t ('rrnh·rrr1 rlflt!nr nut· mndrd 1.~ C h a rl Evf'rPll. t.hP sur~efln 10 CRS-TV "s '"1V/cd1cal f <'n1f'r" 11·h1ch 1s filmf'rl at l\!\,:\I E1·crr11 1.; allrmr11n~ rlas(ir s11rgrr.v nn !hi' f1rtinna1 docfnr"F. image. ··r.1os!. inrdica! ~how~ gn along v.·i!h the olrl chairman- of·lhe·IX'l<ird k1nrl af rlnctnr "nd hospital ~rt-11p.·· s11irl F:1·ere!I rturing a shoot ing break ''In th e three .\'P.ilrs J'1'e 1-: 1::t mui;1c piped 1ntn t h e i r <'pe1·a11n,1: rnnms . OthC'r ca rry 011 brec1v rnn\·ersal!ons rlur· 1ng su ri;ie.rv. al !Past dunn~ n11nnr oper<1l1flnl' "I think our shnw hre11 k~ flflwn the awP 1n which, lhr rnerl1r<1) prl)les~1nn is hf'ld by la.v n1cn " Dr Gannnn had betrrr .~11rk \n his su!1ires anrl qu it Lhr horsi11g around If Dr. 1'.1arcus \\11!.lby catchPs hin1 listening !fl f·'.l v1~ dunn~ br;i.in ~urger;: 1ht>rr"IJ be hell to pay in the scrub room . i:r -::r Not Real Life •JJlcl lJ·' A ns1vers Critics B~ (\":'\THIA Lf)\\RV HOLLY\\ 000 r AP i r.tarcu;, \\'Plb~, \1 D , 1s run ning 1ntn 1h, s~mr rnrnplaint:. rh11t u~cr! !n bu ~ Dr (';i.sry and l\dd;irr · [ find (h;il <l111 l11rs rflm· plain ~n111 P abo1Jt. thr S!'nfs."' rrror1Pd flnhcrt Yflung 11 hfl pla.\S the IJllr l'fllP 1n ABC''$ pr:ipula r medtcal senes ··11 5e:rms Iha! th!!ir patients tt:!l them that t.hr v arcn ·1 as cotn· passionate a~ \Velby \l'ho makes night calls at \ a.rr.. end often spPnds whole days or nights at the bedside of a 6ick person.·· He said he ftll he '>'·as 1n no posilion to Lake a stand on lhe subjecL or e\'en to ha ve: an opinion. '"I am no more. familiar with the ml!dical profe6sinn and it~ problems than I "'as bfi:fnre T ·~~·· .,, eo••• """'" • '·'" 0•100 """" l!l l'•••Dll 0 Ml)OITO .. (IT0 .. •t•C .. !he ~e ne~ s1.1rttrl I hr e e SCi'!snn~ <liO BUI If I .111Sll'Pt l rflmr!111nl s by ~a.\·in~ that I ft f!I till' <!()('1flrs nf !hi~ roufl!rv are do1ni: a lan1ast1r Jflh, JI 11 fl11lrl .<.flunrl like a whilr\l·a~h ··Tl1P 1ru1h 1.;.. or rnursP. that 11•p ca1i "hri111 111 a 5erics flnl~· a rragnH•nt flf hfp In !ele\'ISIOO, 11e 11r,. IP ll1ng a s!nry , a dramatic &1nry \Ve realiie that tn real life it would not be f)(l~sihle fnr 11 bu~~· doctor wilh many p1lien1s lo slay 1.11ith n11e of them al! day or all night." Each ~erie11 segnient tells a storv that 1nvnl\"Ps two or lhre'e person~ u&ually a palien! and Iii~ family Dr \Velby is usually l'ery much 1 n evidence. Young, a him star befnrt his '1r~t hil TV series. '"f alht'r l<Jlow,; Bes!.'' ts enjoying at 63 his seco nd big success ----1 For11e t everything you'll• •11•r he•rd •bout heroes. Now there is ... ,,,._.,n'.ff.-..rEm::-; RED" ··TENT HELO OVER! EXCLUllV£ ORANGE ftfl~!Y £NGAG£ME_NT 6'··~·r••· t i e .. ·~ •"· '"' .. .,.,,., . ..., ""'"\ ~' ''·• < ~' FRANK R PIERSON · LAll'"IE 'IC:t S•'<OE~ · owr,,tr JOsts , __ _ r '·-··~ "' ROBERT I.' '.'.'EIT'-lAN EIOtlEYLU,.IET qfi .-"'.~~o 2NO AT IOT MMAtlOl o ?1 CINIM4WUT • 1 :::::,•,• ·rhe Pursuit 01 Happ iness· [GP: ~l(Nlll $111AZIMI Song Of Norway . ..... .. '• .. •-~· .. t'fv•·~ {.· •1 To•11~ Flott~~~ /.\ou.,11(! Ht oc;l•110., (~,,\!"I I··~~ 't hnlh" Pnr1•111 -., ~· .~ ' .... o~u' Ho""'o"• Rob<>rl 11.,1!•1 ld•.,ftd G ~?b•~•O~ H•"'Y Seto..,b• ,,.,,,, ...... ,. .... ,, .... . c" ' \ .. "·~~··· .......... .. I•• L~· d<>~ '•""'•'•"• ()''~'"'' -. ~-,, ••,!\•,. • '"""• '•~~.I "~" -·~ .. -I ·---...... •••. .. '•J" ,: . .:.·:. .... ,, . ,... I .... . .. . .... , fl•..... ,, .. , ., .. [ G· I•'" 1 .... ,ot> ·-, .. f,. ,.,...,, ~ .. •tt '"'""] :\11\1' F.XCl.l 'Sl \IEI,\'! ISLAND • NEWPORT CENTER •• • •• •• ' NOW EXCLUSIVELY NOW EXCLUSIVU Y S£AN CONNERY PETER FINCH CLAUDIA CAR DINALE . ..,,,.f...,, .. ~~-· r A-~ .... ,:.-.; ,. "'--· --A· .... --.. "THE IR.EDTENT [gi g. 1!"411'1AW·•"-..rll'Cnml ~LUS· JO;<~'"''''! L l 'l:..,,UI IOONl IN •1!& J~lf'" Dii .. t'1 HKlllDllOUJ KIMM" I -'Wll.U WOMll I 1MI CMO(Olt11 ll(TOI T" •ow .11 (IMllU VIUO, llllHION YIUO HELD DYER-ENDS TUES. The runaway be1t1eller i1 on the 1creen. ........ Sean Connery 1be Anderson fipes •l I~ , •• >-•·• ....... ,. "' '""!"I ,UI SVIT 01 ".'"-lSJ• l llO 'lA'flllG 4T lOW AIOS t lNlMA WIST• 1, WISTMINSlfl l lOlll N(O •YC. 11 •1 IDWltD! •a1101 • i. con a Mn• •!Oi l I 101A I TOIAI'" PlllMlfll( fNGAGlMEN T ..... MGM ~~ .... George C Scott .,,,. Last Run ~~ M!l ~OCOt.OR P~~lVlS!O~· 0 ._. '-'GV ,1111 • ..-.. ,,.,,,,1so •• .,.., 11&•1 I T !Ml lllll Of 1"1 WlllUI" C•~~f"l"l ''K.lll•IDUS fOllll"' 4 "WHll• w .. n' Tllo o ... o1.,. IHt...,.. ~. •ow Al []-Vlola.•!nl .. ¥lo!- '(jj¥:12 . .... ..,.....,.,. l .cuN• ...... .., .. ti . .............. .,.., ..... ,, ...... . r ' • --,. NO . I ON \ THE COAST · Your Hometown Newspaper Is Th e DAILY PILOT J~ .. _.,,... ____ <f-.0.C::.. ......, __ -"&-.~~-="" : _--,--. ' . -' %.f DAILY PILOl Spanish •Treasure Cl1est' Yields 58,000 Sail Needles TALLAHASSEE. 1'1a. (UPI\ -An 1rchaMloglst suceffd~ Wednesday in opening an old Spanish "treasure chest'' which he found Jam med with Ail makers' needles. "It's nol a mixed C'On· signment -it 's probably &8.582 needles," riot a r i n e archaeologist Ctirl J. Clausen half jokingly told foy Jordan, • stockholder in the Doubloon Small Town Physicians Make Call s CHICAGO (AP • -A patient \\'ilh a h1~h fever 15 mnre tike- 1\ to bf' ,:1s1ted 111 his hnme b.11 his doclnr if he hl"es in a small r.lid"·estern tn"·n than if he Ji ves in the South nr fl big city. And he"s m(ll"t likely !o rPcei'"e a house call H his physician 1s over 3~. These "·ere am(lng resulL~ nf 11 5llf\"ev 1Jf American physi- cians Conducted by I he biweekl.v n1agaz ine f.lodern ti.1edicine. published in Min- neapolis. The ma~ar.1ne rec t iv t d 25.5.'18 replies in a poll of its readers and round 64 percent of the respondents will ing to go to patient's homes. The ma~azine said m::i.king house calls ··is clearly sho wn lo bt a diminishing practice - especially in the 1 a r g e r cities.·· or !hose "·ho n1ake house calls, more lhan half make ;it least five a mnn!h, 35 percent make JO or more and 13 per· cenl average 2fi or more. Of the 9.100 physicians "'ho said they do not n1ake house calls. 78 perrcnl make 11r· rangements to see patients in hospital emergency rooms. Sixt.v-nine percent nf· those who make house co:t!l!'! said they make fewer such calls nnw than fi\'e years ago, and 78 percent charge more than then. .Just over half nf !hf' respon· d1n11?. doctors np[)Ose usin.i?" paramedical personnel. such as nurSi's. In make houst' call~. but ~·(lunger ph_v~icians were more 1n favor than older ones. Seven out ol 10 noctors over Age 50 said they make house calls. while 6.1 percent or those 35 ln 49 do. ::i.nd 50 percent of those under 35. Eighty percent of thf' physi· r1ans under~~ said !hey prefer to see patient.~ in hospital emerlll,ency rooms. Proportionately more doc- lors in rural areas ;ind tn"·ns under 5.t'lf\O pnpul;ition -93 percent -~;iid they m<ikt hnusr c::i.l\s than in larger population centers. Physicians 1n lhr l;:ir~er Areas showed a marked preferenre for seeinlll, patients in A hospitfll emerlll,ency room. Hnuse calls are mo~ t prevalent 10 W ~' n n1 1 n Ill. • Nebraska. South D ::i. k n I a . ~laine. ~Inn I a n ::1 • ~ew Hampshire and Pen ns~·h·an1a OCC Denta l Course Se t Orangt ("nasr F; \' e n i n ~ Cnllei::e is nffrrinlll, a ne"' drn· lal r<1d1nlngy 1·ourse 1his !;:ill to aid dental ;:issl~tao1 s in rrreiv- ing certification iis drntal X· ray 1rchn1C'ians. no"' required by sla!e l;:iw Tht. twn-unil coursr ""ill be held \\'ednesday ' \" t o i n ll ~ from 7 to tO ·flO pm. in rnom No. 1n1 nf the Anplifd Sci encr Building. Regislralinn wll l be htld 111lphabe1 1callv From Ji tn R:Y1 p.m. Aug. 23-2Ji in the: OCC gymnasium . f.nrnllees with surnames beginning "'1th le!· le:r! A.C "'ill be rr~is1f'rPd Aug . 2.1 ; ().J, Aui;:. 24: K-Q. Aug. 25: R-Z, Aug. 26. Cl ass fee I.! Mi. Mlvage Company which found thf' fleet . which reportealy for one ship -loo many hut within lhree months after slow. ond the old wood -full or needles,'' Clausen all-salvage still wanlS its 7~ per the chest buri~ under eight was returnini;: from ri1ex1co needles for one whole fleet," the disaster all but 200 of them "'hich he tried to keep wet -nnunced to guests 1n11ited to cent of the treasure. as ferl of sand off the Florida with 15 million pesos in silver, he said. had been re:rovered . began flak ing. 11·atch the tedious opening. provided by law. He said th~ Coast. were lost in the storm. The needles might have Clausen used a hig~speed \\'ednesday Cl 111 use n sur· ··fo'rankly, I'm more excited stock.holders want the needles Tht 410-pound chest. largest Jordan said further digging been unwanted merchand ise saw Wednesday to cu l through ceedcd in stripping both ends about this box now that we for their own <'Oilecllonfi and such bnx raised from the tnlo lhe delicate box will relurned from Mex i r: an the chest, which init ially was and tht. top from the box and know that it's ool full of 1or museums, not for sale. octan depths intact, was probably turn up other sail-markets, then domi nated by believed filled with silver found five packs of needles treasure," Jordan s;iid . "I'd .Jordan also said he still beUevfii to have bee.n aboard making materials, such as the French, Clausen said. or •·cones.'' encrusted in rock-like sand at be disappointed 1f it was full of thinks 1here is n1ore thllo the Spanish vessel ' • Sa n awls and thread , but Clausen perhaps was a shi pment bound The archaeologist abandon--one end. He found more s1!11er barg, because everybody need les in the box. but Clau&en Fernando" when it went down said he doubted thll1 since the to Spain from China . ed hls first attempt to open needles when he probed down kno"·s what lhose are, and wa~ skeptical. in a hurricant off Marathon, box apparently was llOl the Old documents indicate the the box with ni tric acid and • through the top, and from the thert! are plenty of them lying "Optimism springs eternaJ f la., July \5, 1733. San Fernando's sail repair kit. fleet had 1,300 boxes of silver sand-blasting device Tuesday opposite end. around.'' in the hearts of al~ trea8Ul't Between 17 and 22 ships of "It's got too many needle.-; aboard when the storm hit, when the process proved too "Aha~ The mystery box i~ Jordan said do u b Io o n hunters," he replied. ~~~~--~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~- ; " : ' ' ' f ' ' ' •• f ' UPS TO Thursda F . S ~ r1day and % aturday 9:Jo S to 9:3" Unday i1 tos Huge reductions on desirable summer fashions .... sensational low prices and values never before in our history! Here are just a few of the many specials for every member of the family! NOW *MEN'S ORIG. 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' . .. ... . \~28 Dl>.l l Y ri1LOi ~Another Angel Player Criticizes Management , .. r _ ~TON -An1;1her \'O irc :1as Lctu ' . 1,}J.eard from the IH.1Stilf' rrl:i11on:ih1r that seen1s lo be so pre\·ilent !:)cl11l·en Angel' phtyers •nd ma11agt'1nr n\ The latest 1...'Qntributor to thl' 1nf('r110 is -"°ulhpaw pi tcher Rudy ~18)', 1n his third : '>ea!IOn wilh the Ange ls ~nd owner of a 7-8 •'record this season. C.'Wltrary lo t~ree oll1r r 1Jlaycrs \1 ho hive re(len\ly let loose with searing ,slttiteme.nts concen1l11g general 111anage1" nick \Yaish and fi t ltl nu111ager Harold ' "1.-efly" Phill ips, May'il ringer points on ly 111 \Valsh v.·hen he di rects blame fur n10~1 Qf the Halos ' miseries and low 1norale. ' ' ' ~·1 think everyo ne is a littl e resent ful to,\'ard Walsh -sotne because !ht'.\' fe el iu\derpaid, others because thev don 't feel Htey alway s get first class ireatn1ent." f.fay says. "We "re a multi·mill1on dollar operation l • " • ' ' ' ..'.: , ' .,. ' i1111 i1..-l1«n<lles it I l k e a nickel slot 1n~1:·!1i11r "I don"t think ht wa s lair with me on 1ny contin<:t, but J needed th e money and had 10 sign so J guess I have no beef - you make. your bed ha rd and you have to sleep on it" Regarding Phillips, voho was che\1-'ed up fai rly well e11rlier lhi~ W~fk \\'~en i! fe 11 players Sf>Pl!µid off. May says he. has no axes to grind with Lefty. ··1 feel sorry for i..etty," May 1111y~. '"\\1e haven't P.layed un lo (14r potenii~I and 'A't\t!n you lose on the field , there are \inly two people "'hi"! really suffer -the n1anager and the pitcher. '"l admlt I had a lot of problern5 when Lefty v.·as fir st na1ned manager. f\.lost of them v.·ere because I didn't understand hiin and didn"t try to. Now I understand hiln and feel no reseqtment toward him." Oetting back to Walsh, May believe• w ~ ~~ '<I' )i'''t ... tiNt. St. .~ • I . .,.,_. ......... ~,"".e:~· ... 4">~··--·-· • .. • .OAKLAND SECOND BASEMAN DICK GREEN WAVES IN DISGUST. W11hington'1 Div• N•lson Beet th• Throw lo Second for 1 Double. Sport11 In Brief • 2 ' > Laver Downs Net Foe; V illanovcl Hit by Edict Rod La ver of Corona dl'I ~l ar t\elcn led Bob Lutr. of Los Angeles. G·i , 6-2, t\·:I \V~nesday 111 !hf' ~ccond round of 1he Oltonial pro tenni~ ch11111pionships in Fl. \\l~th. Texas. L.aver. after bting deie;i\e(I in Ton.Jn\n in the tirst rou nd a \\'erk a~o . h:id pl;in- nod a \'acation awny from !he sport but ;i 1·6'l1rni\ment in FL \Vorth prior to his decision. prompt.ed h!m to play in lhr CQJbnlal Tourney. ~rthur Ashe wa11 up sel by lsn1ael El ~~fel of Egypt ln othtr sec<1nd round ac· !'411, ti··~· ·~· Other winl\er11 included Cllff Dryadale of Soltt~ Africa over Bill Bowrey ~ l\\11treU. l, l ·S, 6-t : Ken Rose\\'811 ovrr Andre• Glme·no of Spain, &-.4. 7-6; Den111~ Rtlston ol Bakersfield over Tom Teona rd nl L06 Angele•. g.3, 6-4 : and Mar ty H~s•n .ovtt Brian Fairlie of New 7.~IAnd. 6-2. g..3, Jtoy EmerlOl'l of Ne11.·port Beach. didn 't pl-.y a second rouod matc h on Tuesday. e (\10 .~ec1111d Pl111·e Olr1np1c Cla1nes in il !un1ch. The winning ~cores were 15-7. 17·15 1.nd 1:1·11 The United Slri l e:i: came from behind to take the second set in a hard fought match. ;ircording to a Radio llavan11 bro111lcast monitored in r-.tiami. Cuba defeated the Nelherlands-Antil!es '.l·O and. in \l'Omen·s action. ~Iexico !hrashed Puerto Rico 3·0 and Cuba scored "'· J.O win over !hr Netherlands-Antilles. e Pt•ollu•o .'llle11t Coach Tomn1y Prothro of the Lo.~ Angeles Rams say_, he'll hold off until game time before announ cing IVho'll qua rterback against Oakland S1turd1y ln Berkeley. The new Harns coach, who h"d 1iven p!entl' of advance notice on !he Quarterback~ for the club's two previous National ~'ootball Lea1ue tl· hibilion!i. switched signals Yr'ednesday. Roman Gobriel. the No. I signal c11l1r , has seen action in all three 11me1. Bookie Joh n \\'alton and b1ckup veteran Karl Sweeten ha\'e been in 1 11me apiece. The Ram s also said lheir Aua. 29 ex· hibition game with the New EoaJ1nd Patriots in Foiboro. Ma ss. will be played in the aflernoon. the Alu Joh!t!on c1per wu lf'OlllY misbandl~. "When you ha~·e a player like that who ha.s problem1, you try to find out what's causin1 them. You don't suspend him. "J think Alex rebelled because of tM -------WHITE WASH -.--- •LINN WIUfl a:eneral manager. I kne\Y Ale1 .. ·ell i nd off the fie.ld you couldn't meet a nictr l\IY than him. "He's ve ry conscientious about h l s family, too." Bridges' ESP Not Working; Angels Lose Clyde Writ:ht had a six-Inning no-hitter ,.~ Jiili l;ml!tlr1 r•lll•~ I! men In. row, b"! ii ]!ff• ~llif AMfl@I~:! Infield 1lngl• whlc~lllt!UY llllM I~ !l1!11ftnce -that !liH! . llPI \~I !l<ll""'1l1 third ba" ~ h ~rilll!• ·i!ll!l~n't 1et hi• ili4r W<>' IJi~. Wrt1ht we~t into ttit •evenlh inning W~!1~1d1y 1t Bo1top 'Vlth a chance to ~em-on\y the thl"' 1,rt-hander in l!!•lcln' lo pitch 1 po-hitter in Fenway P•rk, but tw' 1ltlgle1 ind ,n error filled Aut. " '"1· " ,t.u . ?l A!lf•i iiist" •11 lf•I• tR tfMK 1nu Dptn dflt "'~••II ~·. Ntw 'r'tr~ Anttll YI. NIW Yor~ 1:15 ...... J:U p,rn. !he bases, Phil Qagliatio doub\•d homt twn runs, and >.parlclo's hit lfttcl the BQ~ton Rad Sox tq a 4-3 ¥icUiey. The Ap1els re~Ufl'!ed home from • dismal 3-6 to"d trip. They are Idle tonight before Pfl'fllng a voaekend series ~·ith tht New Yor~ Yankees Friday night 1l Anaheim ~tadium. The Angels nearly rallied to tie the 5tore Wednesday in the ninth . Tht big play c;am~ when forfller .fled So• infielder Syd O'Brien lined a pi11ch single lo center with men Oil first 1n~ se - cond 11nd one out. Reggie Stpltj1'1 t}Jr<>w came in to the in· field , but Bridges fl•d held up lht tyin1 run at third, and it never did iCOre as reliever Bob Bolin pitched out of th1 b11.•es-loaded jam. ''I was going on Smlth'11rm," BrldjtS said in eaplaihlng his decision, "and then he didn't throw. I hive no qoubt lh1t I~• runner could have 1cored the way he threw ii. but Smith didn 't tell me that ahead ()f time. f\<1y ESP wasn 't working.'' The J~le heroics on both sides p1rtly overshad<>wed the great pitching of \\Tright •nd Lonborg, who after a ahalcy start pitched perfect ball from !he aecond inning until Aparicio batted for him in th• a;evenlh . The loss was a tough one for 'Vright, \\'hose teamm1tes made two coaUy error~ bthind flim and were uneble to score after getting three runs in the first on a pair of walks. an error and just one hit. "He pitched a helluva game all tl\<C \\'ay." manager Lefty Phillips said. "It \1·ag a crime that 1 had t-0 go get him in !he seve nth. The circumstances made me RO Ret him rather than the way he plt· ched." t .<.t ll'OltN!.<. IOITOI,' •-rl!rtl ••,llr•I A1om11. lt • f O o Grotl'"· 'It • t O t llov•ri, <I ) I 0 O J .Ktn"..iy. 11 4 1 I t B~o•. er 1 O 0 I l .Conlt ll•rO, rf • t t 0 G•nn lu , If l I f t •.trnll!I, sf ' I I t Cow•n. 1n O 0 6 O l'tlroctlll. l b l 2 t t McMvllfn, JO • ' • 0 Seo!!, lb l I I 0 Sp.on<1r, lb J f 1 I G&gll•nt , II I t I J J'.rogoJI. pl! l 0 I 0 Y••lrum•~I, II 0 I f I til:eP01, ti l t O j Joupi,.,n, <; l t t t O'B•ltn. on I t l l••••rg, p I I O 0 S11ph1"""' c l 0 t A~1rl<lt, f" I ) M01 t1, '" l • 0 Ltt. ' I • I I C•rlst11"'""' ll • O I l1iln, • O \'lrlghl, p I • • I L,Alltn, o I 0 I T.lltvnold1. 011 1 t t I ltllOC~I, O 0 0 0 Ttllls JI J • t r t ttl• j < I f (l ll!Ornlt lit Of!I -l lu!tn OM tll -I ' -J. 1{1nn..iy, llf,.t, ,t.1tm1 r. -Cfl~ !t ,nlt ~. LOI -Ctlllfrr\U I, ltl!t~ I, JI -l!fll· tno. J. K•nnldy, SI -l i•t11, ,,_,, I -W1 '"'• L1nber,, GRABOWSKI CUT BY GREEN BAY GREEN BAY , W\s. (AP ) -Trou~\ed by Injury and ch1U1nged by Green Bey's healthy ro1t1r of &ther running backs, fullback Jim Orabflw•ki was placed on w1\ver1 Wtdrl11day by the National Fool· bal IAquo ~lub. The aeUon lly coath Dan Devlrtt waan't unespecttd h1 lllh\ of U11 P1e•.,,· ••· dUJon of promblnJ roUI• Jatlll lroci· lnrton, 1 No. 1 drt.rt cholee wha ll bltu- ed with an 1bsence of the injuries which heve hobbled Grab&waki. Jut 110rnetlllng happened and Alex quit hu1U1nf, quit trying aid seemingly quit caring. "l read some of the terrible letters he got from fins," May continues. ''Thty'd have bothered me but they didn't him," Mey recalls ... Alex did take the game very seriously. "Someone had to do something re~I biJ9 lo that man for him to play the way tie did." 1·lay says I.hat in addition to feelU\~ J~ J ohnson episode was poorly hs!J lf!d, gripes center around what Jerry oses described Friday a~ "second clqss treat- ment.'' "Take <>ut trip to Cleveland. for ex- ample. We had no buses to the ball park l\\'hlch is within walking distance from the hotel). Other clubs give their players $1.50 allowance for cab rare. We get nothina ," May adds. "'Ve 8e.ldom 1et a charter fl ight so \\'t ipend a lot <>f time waiting at airports before and after games. "Last time we were in Detroit the game ran late and· we missed the si x o'clock plane we were J"Jpposed to catch. By the time we got out it was four in the morning before we got home. Then that niih! irn hD~ Iii FlllY MilW~Hk~· 'And on this trip W11 ~jpped J ripon 747 flight to New Yor~ an~ toq)4: * three lf~Jfi~-fl#Htt instead. We didn't g11t lO th11 h!H~l tn miflnl1ht and so w11 missed our whole on day." May suggests tti11t the later plane was taken to save the club meal maney e1- penses. Club officials say this is pot tht case. that meal money allowances would not have differed had an earlier fll1ht been taken. instead, it was Celt players would want to have as much time \Vilh their fa mihea as possible be.fore departure. ~fay say~ he 's unhappy -because to make 1no ney he has to be on a winnini:: club and the club is not a \\'inner. ''But JL should be. Happy player!! ma ke winning teams," he stale!. "I think Lefty 's job is on the line," hi' upn0fll#'S ... §4t I h~lt to siwt mi§HH"Junc come ID Qnyone who 4oesn't df.serve ;t . "I thought we'4 \\'in tt\e pennant thr' year -Willsh tol4 µs we wouJd. "But l'v~ liectrned it !ak£s more Iha"-2:i men an the rleld lo win one -il taits !hr seneral manager, mana111r. fron t officr , ev,ryone. •·One thing abput it , in years lo COJT.je I can tell everyone I was on the 1971 Angels," he concludes. And indeed, the 1971 Angels shoul~ hr one for the books -or a book, er ;i moYie, or something . Alston Refuses to Get Upset Despite Frustrating ioss By ROGER CARLSON 01 tti. Dlllt .. lltl lltll LOS ANGELES -After 18 years of manaa:ing the Los Angeles Dodgers, it'5 clear that skipper Walt Alston has seen brighter days. He 's elso seen leaner . Thus Alston'• reactions foil Io w i n g Wednesday night's crucial 3-2 JO-inning loss to the New York Met~ weren 't en· tirely surprising. His team, battling for a National League West divisional title, dropped another game off the pace of NL West leader San Francisco, falling 7\l games behind in 'view of 27,203 faithful alt Dodger Stadium. . A Wtek agO they were 31,1 befiind, but WMnesday's overtime. setback \\las the. fourth Joss in five games while San Frap· t!isco has turned around with five straigltt conquests . Alston , munching on a sandw ich arid speaking in a barely audible voice, refus- ed to get upStt over his teain's inability to come up with the. big hit wi th runners on base. "\Vhen you IGSe, it always secn1s 10 be • case of not getting the hit with runners (In base," he Said matter of fa ctly . "But J'm not con1plaining. I '1aven"t seen anyone not hustling. You do the bes t you can -and that's all you can exptct,'' he added. It was an especially fru strattng loss for the Dodgers as they closed out the home stand and ready t\1emsel ves tor 1 two- \veek road trip beginning Friday night at Philadelphia. The Dod~ers will visit Philly, Montreal, ,t.yf , II @.uo. ?O ,t.vo. l1 Dodger Slnlf! All Gtrnt1 t~ K'I IMll 01>on ~II• Ooaa ... •I Pnll•d01pM1 OOdo•rs II Phll•d11aM1 •.lO a,m. 4:l0 t .m, New York and Houston before reiµtn.111,9. Al Downing (14-8) is slated to hurl for lfie Dodgers again st Philadi!ljjhli'S Chris Short (7-13) Friday. Willie Davis' slwnp. which has tumed what wes a .351 mark 1t the All-star break into a .312 status. continued W~nesday as the Dodgers centerfie\der went 0.for-4 and struck. out feebly with l\faury Wills stashed on third \l'ith two out in the eighth Inning. Wills WIS also left at third in the first frarne when Davis popped to third and Richie Allen grounded out lo third. '3:µ~ ~tie Pfl(tg~r skipper ref\lsed to put th!! r.nps It! P!i"Vjs. "l don 't kf!OW how anyone can condemn Ull'I Tt'-'~t .. IAN 0111»0 CATCHE~ 101 •A•TON WINDS UP FOR HAYMAKER. Mt~lrHl'i ~en Hunt 16UCh6d 011111111 Altlr llln9 Hit TwlU 'Y PllthH. him, If Ii hadn't beei(.for h!J bat ~uring the. first couple cf months we \\'Oul<ln "l be when~ we are now. . ''The only criUcism· l hive is that hr hasn't (iOne much in the way of extra J>at- tlng Practice. "But I don't know lf that's the ans~cr either. These things come and go. "One thing is for sure , if we 're going to get back in il, we need Willie. \Ve"re not going to wln it \1-'ithout him ." sald Alsto n. The Dodgers had gotten slarter D<in Sutton off the hook in the eighth wtlen they scored a pair of markers on Wiils' double and a ground oul hy f\<1anny Mot;i. ffllW~V!!t, teliefer Ji1n Brewer wa5 touched for a run in the 10th on Tomn1y Agee's double to centcrfield and Ken Sin~leton's ope-bagger. NIW YO•K LO S AN(flr' •~rl!r•I 41 rll rbl lil "filO~ ... ' I ti 0 Wllll, J~ 0 l ' W.G•rr1tt, 30 I 2 0 Moll, U 5 0 0 I C,Jonu , I! 4 0 1 2 W,Oavi1, ct ; 0 D R t;ranrPtOI, lb 3 O O O Brrwr" p o O o ~ Clt ndonon. 10 I 0 • • tialler, "" l 0 0 0 Bo1w•11. 10 • e • I R .,0,11•~. lb • o o n ,t.Qlt, Cl I 1 0 W.P~r~rr, rf ~ 0 0 Sln11lt!en. rl • O I J l~febv•t, 111 ' O l O H1~n. er o o O O G1rvt y. Jb l o c ~ Grett, c • o ! o Bu<-nf r. H I o I n S1dH~i, ~ J 0 I 0 l lMJ, ( ' l I 0 F~liell~. o J a O O u!lon, ~ 1 o o n SC>Cl~ko\. ell I 0 I ~ Runt ll. er O 1 O O Cr1wl••d. p~ 1 O 1 o Tni•I• J6 l I I Toto!• 37 ) 7 l ~·,,, Yor~ Oil~ llOO DCO 1 -I Lo1 ,t.ng11u 000 000 Ol:t t -I Vellone Says He'll Return Next Seaso11 LOS ANGELES (AP ) -Jim Vellone. a starting guard with the Minnego\a Vik- ings the last live seasons, disclosed he ha11 liodgki ns' disease and vo.,.·rd \Vednesday to beat it. "If it's quite trea table and if it react.' good," Ve!lor.e said from the UCLA l\1edical Cen ter berore he underwen t ex· ploratory surge ry \\'e<lnesday. •·1 see no reason 11·hy I can"t be playing Jootball nei:I year. I don 't know yet •.. but that's the v.•ay I'm loo king at it.'' s<11d the Buena Park resident. Vellone. \1·ho \\'i ll br 28 Friday, reported for the 8lart of Minneso ta ·s N<t· tional Football League training Jul y 21 but \\'as kept in SL Paul to under go medical tests. Ile later returned to California airer his illness \'f a s discovered. •·1 look at it optimistically," S<lid Vellone ... It is cancer ln form , and it scares you. no questio n. But you've gol 1o look at it optimi stically ... 11 has one o[ the highest cure ra tes of any form of can· ccr. "Ifs just like a !ootball game," 1aid Vellone. "You gotta go on; you made a mis take. you can ·t look back. You gotta go <>n.'' Spokesmen al the lJCLA Medlc11! Center said Vellone W81 In "very satisfactory·• condition after lht surgery for removal of '1is ap\een . In an interview with Ralph Reeva or the St. Paul Pionetr Press, Vellone 1aid he m11de hilnltlf a member of the medical team batUing his illnesg and referred to ""·e" when t111lklng about his lreatment. , PHILADELPHIA -One ol the last ot· fiql•I acts of the Rev. Robert J. Welsh be(9re he resigned as president of Vil\tinovA Univertity in June wes lo in· IBtm the National Collegiate Athletic AHOClatM>n that officials of the school \\'OUld a~·by an~ dttilion tht>>lfOUp mtdt iffectint Vi)l3novt 's bllsketbrJI l'CCOl'd. • On \Vedn~sday the NCAA ruled rh:it \'illanova would have to vacate 11!1 runner-up spot in lhe national cha m· pionship ranking beeaus(' its st&r player. lloward Porter. had signed a profe ssional t-ontraC\ during h i s undergraduate t·areer. ·Milwaukee Goes to Bat for Bristol "We're going lo have an exploralorv operA•i;11." Vellone said. "Ifs whel w'c call a ·;:ing Optt:ltiQn, W1 Lake out the 1pleC:1 :i ,J\Oce of the llver and a'piece of the kidne-y : see if there la ·any cancer therP.. lt1a a diagnostic oper111tkm." Vellone was a starter at Cerritos Junior College and played for two seasons at thf' University of Southern Califomia as a two-way tackle. The group, meeting in San f rancisco. "llO said Che university would have lo return m.~7 in tournament recei pts and Its 8CCOnd place tmphy • iJ .. 'i. Tl'11111 U1i11< \llA\·11. 1r1<l -Thr L S \Olle' b11 !1 learn drfr ;it!Xf .\h':t.lt'n. :l·O. \\'f'dnrsdiiv 1n 11 'O.llt)'~itll tn~rnan1c111 in ll;i \·;in11 \\'h11·h -.1T1 .. Gee10e !he [i';.nis (() pl~,v a1 lhr 107i 1\11LWAUKEE (AP ! -The Mllwauket Brewers •·ent to bit Wednt.sd1y for disciplined Dave B r I s l o I , but slmultaneously liuggested the 11hort· tempered field manager may have bee11 sp11nktd less than bn.itall y by the A1nericnn Leag ue. ,/Of': Cronin, league president after a ~('l'i('s ()f Hri~lt)l di.~pu1es \\'i!h u1npi r~~ pl;1r~tl lht' Brewer hoss on _,u.~pensinn fnr sa.: d;i \'), Ori~l ol :-;ird hr wvuld at:crpt the ptnl'll!1 b111 :11.klcd : "I hnte 1t." Tlir 01111·1dr111 w1l1rh ('\'lden!J) !rrt?grrt'<I Cronin's acUon lnvolvld Brlttol'1 ar1u· ment TUt.Sdlf wll.h wnplrt Art P'?lftll. v.•ho thwnbtd him out of \M 1am1 liter • shovlna match. Frank Line, director of baseball or.ra· liens for lhe l1st-pl1ce club, acknow ed1· ed Cronin "has to support his umpires" ;:ind !laid Brilltors suspens ion "ls not O\'erl y se\·ere if he bumped sn umpire ... But Bl'c\,·er 1nan~gen1ent similarl y ll llP-. p<1rt.~ Bri.~tol. La ne said , ''~cause ht is l)r1ttlin,:: likr liell for his club:· .. Da "e live~ an d die~ in his dedication." I Lane said, "and you've got to love him for the way he battles <>Ut there. He·a not 1oln1 to play dead . ., Line likened Bristol's antics to thole or fiery Leo Durocher. and rteAlled with rellah Britilol's perfonnance July 31 \\'hen he ripped loose a second-base cushion and tossed it IO\\'llrd nn umpire. ''Durocher 11·ould hA\'C turned green \\'ith envy at that." L11ne s11id. Thr suspension nirans Bristol C'~n rn!rr f\1l!w11ukee County Stadium. h~11 hr i~ suppost d to lilRy out of uniform and ofl the playing field . He Ctn rejoin his club officially Tuesd1y, when the Brewers are in Cleveland . Bristol said he figures Frantz ordered him out of thf. game bttause he hftd throv.•n hi s hat Rt lhe umpire. Second b11 ~en1an Ron Thcotiold and assistant <'flllt'h Co l Ermrr trier! to rtstniin Rrls!ol. who rno rnent s later thn!1v a tfl\1'el frorn lhr dugnut. "J"d he better of( if I'd ti'C n1y h"t on m~ head." Bristol said Profe5sional teams passed him up in the draft because of a history of knee in· juries. but he developed into a five-year regular for the Vilr.lngs. He misi;ed a fe4' games during the 1970 season ~ause oL an api>endectomy. Vellone. 11.·ho attended Minnesota'• 34.7 11rcsr:1son victory over the Chargers u1 San Diego Inst St1lurd11y. Sfliri he hsi~ ,.,.rrh·1'<1 cnrds ;:rocl lct1crs from "'people \l'e d1)1f t kno1'' rinri 11.'f' ::1pprccia te !hem . '"l"m doing nil ngh1 , budd~•." Vc llon r tf'll d ll rcvt . "Tl'll niy rricnd~ hello." .. ··~ • ,,,__ ""I~.:· ... . ' ----~ ~-• Ontar io Newland Praises Colombians, Facilities Practice Begins ONTARIO -Two weeks of practice for the California a-00 open s Saturrlay at Ontario ?-.lolor Speedway. Qualirying wilt be on Aug. 23·29 with the 33 quickest cars out of the 50 entered taking the green flag for the start or the 500-mlle race al 11 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 5. "At least three. cars should atl.ain qualifying speeds ov er 18[) mph. and the top speed could be in the 190 mph bracket." predicted Mark Donohue. who is favored to capture the pole position. Donohue , Media, Pa .. will bf: drivi ng a McLaren enterc>d by Roger Penske of Southfield, Mich. lie has won two races on the M11rlboro Championship Trail and clocked practice laps of nver 180 mph at In· dianapolis. But prerace acids are \\'ilh Al Unser. Albuquerque, N.M .. to be out front at the rinish or the California 500, which wi11 pa y an estimated $750.000 in purses. Unser won the last. two Tndy 500 races and is the point leader on the championship trail. Donohue y,•ill be driving the Sunoco Special powered by a t u r b ocharged Offenhauser en gine. while Unser will be driving the Johnny Lightninil Special pov.•ered by a turbocharged Fnrd enji1ine. Nineteen of the cars entered will be equipped with the turbocharged Ford engines, which can produce over 700 horsepower. T111cntv-seven entries listed r 0 ur·CV0!inder, lurbochar~ed Ofrenhliuser engines. which also can put nut the horses in the 700 range. Two Agajanian· Faas cars were entered but engine designations \Vere left open. Lolh:ir J\1nL~henbacher of Orange will drive a car en· tered. by ht Ylebsler, J\lill Valley, Calif., that will be pov.·ered by a stock block Ford engine. Les Scott, Ossia n, Ind., will be in a car puUed by a &- cylinder, Lu r b o ch a r g ed Rambler plant and entered by Barney Navarro of Glendale. tnc.luded among the hot team entries was ~1cLaren Cars of Colnbrook, England, with lwo cars to be driven by Can.Am aces Peter Re\'sOn, New York, and Denis Hulme, New Zealand. Hulme will be passing up 1he Monza Grand Prix in 11.aly to compete at Ontario. Another team entry was made by Oscar Olson, Detroit, J\1ich. 11. \Vill be directed by Dan Gurney of Costa Mesa . Lead dri ver of the team will be Bobby Unser. Albuquerque, N.~t. who won last weekend's championship race held at 1\11)\\"aukee. Wisc., and Sy,·edft Savage !Santa Ana l will be in the other car. By HOWARD L. HANDY 0 1 IM OallJ ~Uol Jlall Ed Newland i.s the proud coach or the only U.S. team sport to win a gold medal in the retently completed Pan A111eric:in Games CQOlpelition in Cali, Colombla -the {'ham· pionship water polo tea n1 or which fou~ of the 11 me.mber:s were from his CINA squad. For the past 3',-~ months Newland has been putting in a seven day work week and is currently in Ba ja Calirornia, hiex.ico enjoying a vacation with his family. Upon his return home, Newland was lavish in pratSe n[ the Colombians and the manner in which they handled lhe. Game:s. "They l I he Colombians) wert very good The fa cilities were !'eally good . The pool wa s good. 1'he track was good . "\Ve had bus !ranspurtation whenever we wa11ted to go anyplate and the organization ror the (;cunes was exceller.l. "I really thought !hey did an exce!lenl job in preparing for and presenting the Games. "N aturally, when you are 11\\'liY rron1 hon1e and there isn't a great deal lo do in your spare time, it is somellme3 difficult to praise things. But the food was good and we had access to the country club and ate there several times.'' Asked ii he had sharpened up his goU game lo compete with wife Nancy, a low han· dicap pla yer :it Irvine Coasl Country Club, Ed replied : ""There was a Jot of water on lhe tQurse and I figured it would have cosl me too much money for golf balls," In a more serious vein, the UC Ir vine watrr polo mentor felt th e victorious squad gained a lot of valuable experience . "Our win over Cuba was 1 Tryo1its Loonr, Adriatic Gaines Next for Poloist s Members of the viclorious U.S. Pan American Games waler polo team will have lit· tlr time to relax before the call to training camp for the Adr iatic Games. The camp at De An1.a College was originally set to open Sept. 3. The trip lo Europe has been moved ahead In give the U.S. squad an l)p- p<.trtunity to play in Russia and Hungary prior to the Arlrialic competition. Neither country will com· pele in the Ad~i:itic Games and arrangements are under way to give the squad an op- portunity to race each in the pre.games workouts. All four members of the U.S. Pan Ame rican Gan1es team from the Orange Coast area will try out for the Euro- pean trip. F'erdy Massimino, brother John Henry, Mike J\1artin and go:ilie Terry Kle in. ln addition, Dale Hahn and Bob Nealy are also eligible to p;i rti r.ipate in the camp. \\1hile members of the Pan Am Ga mes squad may have the inside track to a team berth for the European in· vasion. the camp will be uti1iz· ed ror furthe r practice and for replacement of players v.•ho cannot spare the time ror the second trip. Coach Ed Newland of UC I and Pan Am Games water polo coach, is not involved in the Adriallc Games tryouts or with the team ln any manner. "We begin workouts at school (UCJ) Sept. 13, of· ficia11y." Those who know Newland, ho"•ever, are cert:iin that he will be ready for early, unofficial drills that most players a re contemplating Sept. 2. "They are all taking some time ofr right no1v, especially those who went to Colombia." NPwla nd explains. Unfortunately for him. only Terry Klein \~·ill have further eligibility at UC!. hta::.simino and Martin have. both used all of their eligibility. •·Terry played in most of the games in Cali. I would say be saw acti on in about one·third ED NEWLAND nr the competition and I am ------------ sure he learned a Jot down there. "lip d1d1n't play a~'ainst Cuba but I think tha t 1vai; thP only one he mi ssed." l'iev.•\and says nr the playcr whn \I/Ill bf' in the goa l for UC / during the coming yea r. Ed didn 't find the time to delve into UC l's prospects £or derense of the NCAA title berore heading for Mexico but even though he is relaxing on the beach south of the border, one thing is certain -he hasn't forgotten the sport he is so deeply engrossed in. And when he r e t urn r; rerreshcd on Sept. 2, it is con· ceivable he CQuld name a pro- bable starting lineup after Sa11 Di eg o Shocl{s Grant Fi ve San Diego, behind ex -UC Ir- vine standouts Jerf Cunning- ham and John Farwell, upset Gr;:o.nt's Boys in the Costa Mes.?. open summer baskethall league Wednrs d:iy ni,l?hl, 76·72. The loss knocked the losers mulling over the situation fllr ---- a couple or weeks in Mexico. 0~1n L"~ \tu1dlnt1 • ' •• " SC Ni11e Eliminated By Reseda San Clernente's An1erica n Legion baseball entry in the Anaheim Invitational tourna- ment v.'as eliminated Wed· nesday night as Reseda put the skids to coach Ray Reschan's nine, 3·1. 'Thus San Clemente's season ends "'ith a 9·11 overall mark after postin g a 2·2 record in tourney cnmpeli!inn N11lrlll!P " ' ' Wil""' ~o,6 " • Lorio !~•<II • '" Granl"o fto•~ '" ' '" "" • ' '" ~an Oi~llO • • • L• Fo....,1'0 ' " .. , ' L61tmml1 Tt>111fH • " I ' W(M)(l>'I Wn1rl • " " • G!-G•mt• ~ ...... 1 llMler. Gll:-G1mH r1m1lnl~g. out or title contention in this la st week of the camgaign . Grant's, which had a shot at a portion or I.he championship. now has p. 10·5 mark -whilf' Nutrilit e 111·3) :ind \Vilson Ford (12-4) remain tied rnr the loop lead. 'The lat!er ha<; finished the campaign. The other feature :it South· ern California College ended In a rorfciture as winless Woody's Wharf (ailed In come up with enough pJ 2.yers againsl Southern Plastic Mold. The victory givf'.~ srr-.1 an 3.7 mark with a gamf lef!. Se1Iil{ Captures Titl e; Faces All-s tars Sunday Errors, physically and men- tally, contributed In the San Clemente do"•nfall as pitc her Rick Douglass reC'eipted for the loss despite surrendering only four hits to Reseda. S:in Clemente·:c. onl y marker rame in the fourth inning, cut- ting the deficil 1.0 2·1. Cunningham scored 20 point ~ fnr the winning San D1cgn 11uintel. canning 10 points in ea ch hair of play. And Farwell w;i .~ equ<tlly l!I!'; consistent, scoring eight in each h2J[ "'hile m;it es .Jeff Lipscomb and 1\1 r k e 1-Jonz added 15 and 12 lo I.he "·in· tlletropolit.an baseball league champio n Senik Ru~tlers bat· ti e a col lection Qr the loop's fii!e Sunday afternoon at An:ih<'im Stadium in !he se· cnnd hair nf a doubleheader. Coach Fred Hoover's cham· pions take lhe field Im· medi:it el~· f o 11 owing tap- prnxi1natcly !"! o'tlockJ the C::ilifornia Angels·New York Yankec>s clash after th e Rustlers nailed dnw n Lhe f\1 et r o championship Wed. nesday night at Boysen Park. Th~ Rustlers captured a g.3 playo ff verdict from the La Fonda Dons after the lalter had qualified for the txtra game with an 8-0 rom p over Cal State (fullerton l in a one- inning batlle which snapped a previous tie. La Fonda 's crew, however, used up t.oo much or its firf'power in dispos ing of the initial roe and was unable to match the sl!!nls of the Rustlers' Dave Klu ngresel.er. Klungrese.ter mowed down tht opposition on i;ix hils and wa.s never in serious jeopard~ 11s his mAte.s provided him with 11 5-0 cushion in the early going. then upped it lo ~l in 1h11l latter portion of the. con· test. }!oover's crew used the Dons as a means or batUng practice. for their Sunday issue 11R11inst the All·stars, raking tht Jru;er:it for 14 hiti;. Including fi ve dnubles 11nd a triple. M-'rk Rogers led l he. Qn~l1111ght wl!h 11 doublt and t.riple, scored l.wl ce At"ld knock· ed 10 lwn other~. Tl1e ke.v ~:if('t}' of I.he la11~hcr c11me in the. third 1n~ nJng 11fter RnKl'.rs h11d singled and moved to third Curran's driu ble. • on Pat Bud Bulling foll owed with a clean lwo-ba)?ger to plate his mates and the Rustlers had an insu rm ountable 4..() advantage. Hoover has tabbed righthan· der Bob Selvidge to start Sun- day's All·star clash at the Big A with Mark Barr, Joe Davis and Klungreseter also slated Inr mound duty. The AIJ.star clash is a 10...in- ning game. !.l!lllr llMllllrl ltl .. • • ... -.~ ' ' ' ' Emcrrv, !b • • • litO<lt"' (I ' ' ' ~l'>l.lbln, '' • • • C:un•~. ,1 ' ' • B.,111,,.,. ~ • ' ' C..ld••· lb ' • • WolS<>fl," • ' ' • Slm~oro, 1r ' • ' ' AC1m1, Ja ' ' ' • ll:ommtlf•n9t•. l b • ' • ' i(luf)(lr•H !l r. D ' ' ' • T~!•I• " • " ' 1c•ro Irv lnn!n11 ' . . ltnl~ ll:~jtlart O?l OMIMl'l -t 1' .I LI "orodt Doi>• 00! 000 Im -l t I l;lenn Tsuma walked to open the stanza and eventua!ly made it to th ird on a Reseda miscue. He scnred on a Fielder's chnice wi1h mate B i 11 y Springman out at first. But that. was the extent nf the San Cle n1ente offense as the losers \\"ere able lo epllect only thr<'e hits -all singles. Douglass struck out six and didn't issue any free passes. However. the winners tx· ploited San Clemente errors fnr a pair of unearned runs - the difrerenc:e in the final tally. 1111 C!tmt Mt Ill .. • •• T•vM •, lb ' ' • • ICI"'' u ' 0 • • Sorin•••""' Jb ' • • • ll•0<1'1ro, (. ' • ' • w~I"-"' '' ' • • • 1.1:er1<!fl, 7'tl ' 0 • • 1<1101•, c• ' • • • Oo\IGl•U• ~ ' • ' • Allen. 11 ' • ' 0 To!•ll " ' ·' • li:o~• '" '""l"l l ' .. ~10 10! 0 -J ' I OOOIOOG -lll ners' total. Bart Carridn and Chapman , a couplf' of fnrmcr Oranile Coast Col1egl' ~land· nuts. paced Grant's 2-'.tack with 20 and Hi ptlints . Da ve Pedimnntl wa:c. 111.~o in double figures for Granrs wilh 16 In tonight's act ion Nutrilite attempts to clinch <1t least a tie for the npen loop title against Laemmle whilt Lon~ Beach b2.tlles La Fonda in the seco'nd till. Oru1t•1 H 1l " " •• C:hlO"'•" • ' ' A viii' ' ' ' oru.,,, • ' .\tlv•~ • • C:1rrllllo • ' • '""lmanll • • ' Tl>tll> ~ " " ''" lllt90 ,, .. " F,,,,11111 K' ' 1-1..... • ' Ll~•c.omb ' ' J W•rntr 1 0 e "•rw111 1 l J Cvnni"9~•rro • I 1 T(rllll :!'} 11 10 It lil l!t!mt; .S.,ro 0111911 :Je, C.•a"!'1 :N. Doubles Tourney Set An exhibition doubles te.nnis tourn;iment featuring former members of the American Diivis Cup team and amaleur champions y,·iJl be held Sattir· day and Sunday at Park Newport Apartments on J11 m· boree Road at San J03quln Hills Road in Newport ~ach. The tou rney. invol vi nJ: men 's and Wl)men's double.., competition, v.·ill bf: played bolh da ys from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The semifinals 11re schtdul· ed for 11 Sunday morning with the finals set for 3. according to 00.t pro Jacque Grigry, a fo rmer Davis Cup player. Participating In tht mtn'1 tourney will bf! Whitney Reed , Gil and John Shea, Sandy Waltler and Hugh Stewart. Reed was America 's No, I ranked m"-n"s dnuble11 p\11yer In 1961 and hM played on the Davis Cup team Gil Shea and Stewarl are !!lso former Da vis Cup n1cmbc rs. The latter is the pro at the Balboa Bay Club. Walker, or San F'r111nci!tCO, l'lnd Grigry, currently holds the PacUic Southwest men's d o u b I e 1 JS.year-old cham· plonship. Julie Sampson Haywood, fflfmer Wimbledon doubles champion and 1.1r11. John IPilar) Waynr. will be among the women competlton~ A tournament for Park Newporl residents will hr. played concurrently on the re· maining five courts. real team victory and we really Jid ll by being In bet~r shape plus our ph y s l ca I strength. I feel that we really have truly world class players on our polo tea111 now . ''It was a pleasure l.Q tOt1eh a team or thls c-ahbtr anrl I can honestl y say that I rt'ally worked thern hard :ind th ev never n'oaned or com plained . We went In Cali to play pulo and that is what we did. ··Every man on our team, I feel , learned a f:reat dea l. We looked very .iilrong against Cuba and this was lhe same Cuban team that tied us in rhe Ol ympics in 1968 except they hcive worked together tor an0ther three years." Water polo competilion "'as stretched over • nine da y period with nine tean1s corn· peling 1'he U.S was placed in a bracket "'ilh Canada, ~1ex· Jl'O a11d l'ucrlo Rito to open con1 pelit1on. PUf'rto H1to w;is l'l1m1nucd as were Colornlna an d R;irbadns 1n lhe bracket where Cuba, Brazil and Argentina advanced to the final round of '" "Many nf the other coat·hes are former ~lungarlans Uhe European. and perhaps world, hotbed nf the sport l and all agreed that the U.S. now has sorne ex cellent world cla.S!i players." Newland worked the squad hard and explainrd that in ad· dil1un to the (;ames com· petition. he also had them in the wa ter for practite outings aga inst Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia . and Puerto Il1co on sev('r;1I uccasions, "Cuba wuuldn'! play us in practice." he added. •·And perhaps 1l".s a good thin~. Th,ey said their boys were too tiled and didn 't want to pl ay. I think it "·as a psychological thing. "On the other hand , 11 we Check ing Ou t Golf Cou rses had played them and beatr• them 1n practice, 1t mlat-6 ha~·e been tha t much toughel in th~ finals ," he. explained, The. Us. defeated Cuba , 8--4, Cur the title. Chan1p)onships are not ~it to Newland, however, as hi~ UCI squad annexed the NCAA w:iler polo title during th4 pa st school year and his swimo rning tea m ha s won thre4 straight college di vison titles. But right now he is relaxin• on the shores of Baj~ Californ ia, baskin~ in th• sunlight and getting reac· quainted with his family. Area Pros State Open • Ill Many Orange Coast. area professiorials a.~ well a.~ top ;1rna1eurs are rompr.ting 1n tile California s!ale open t.ournan1enl over R a n c h o Mari.t and Santa r.111 r i a Cou11 try Cluh in Santa f\.1ar1a 11.;s week. Included in the array of talent from this area are. the three J\1ission Viejo profession<tls -Ri c h a rd !\1artinez. Hoger Belanger and Bob Harrill. They look three of the promising youngsters along as caddies ror the \ournarnent thar began "'·1th a pro.am Tuesday and Wed· ne.~day with the rt' g u ! a r tourney beginning today. f\1any o!her area pros are alsn co mpeting in the San!a Maria tournament including Dean fuller of Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club. Sa11tn A 11n Qualifying rounds for the men's club championship \viii l<1ke place at Sant<1 An:i Country Club through Sept. 30 with Dr. Bob lr\v\n defending his title on the W<'ekends or Sept. J·6 And 12· \3_ The annual gu.vs and dolls championship qual1rying will take place in September with matches ca rded throughout the month of October. This one is 1natch play for cn11p!c!';. fl.·Jered1th Mosely of San Gabri<'[ fired a holr·in-(lne on the l:llh holr using a four iron lo travt'rse the 177 yards. f\1 eredi!h srored 1he ace during qualifying for !he 2.'.lrd annual invitational tournament that was won by Don Randall of the hosl course and partner Chuck \Virlener of Apple Valley. They derealcd Don Betz and .John Erickson t San Gahriet CCI l·up on the 18th hole in the. chan1p1onship mat ch l t•t•i11e C••a~t Thr :innual .lack ;ind .Jill ffiCJnber·gueS\ [(I U r · !i () n1 e tournament :i1 Irvine Coast Country Cluh will t:ike place Sunday with a shotgun slarl e~ 1:.10. Some 40 roursomes are sign· ed to participate in the event that will be followed by a din· ner-dance <ind award:; cert· mony 1n the evening. This one is-for n1en1ber co11plcs iovHing ann1her ("t)11ple from another country club. scort of 8() with a 15 handicap for A net score or 6fl. Ouzts not only woo the lov,r nel competition but the low gross title as well on the Los Lagos course. Second low net went to Dick Goalen with a n and third place was copped by Waynt Henderson with a 73, Chuck Brilta in won the low Peoria a\\·ard with a 62 net and Harold Lorton was closest lo the pin nn the I Ith hole. 1'he September tournament 111ill be played on Sept. 2Q with the first starling time al 11.20. For further information call 897·2113. J1 l e!f11 \'e rde In a best ball or foursom e competition over the weekend al Mesa Verde Cnuntry Club, Bnb nnd Shirley Kender team- ed wilh Don and Edie Gow ror a low net score of 56 ror top honors. In second place at 57 were .Jinl and Peg Henderson and Hex and Alice DerbJ . The women 's club at l\lesa Verde held a cross country tournament recently with f\,1r s. Perry Stephens winning in the Class A competition. She wa~ folln1ved by Mrs. fo.1ichael Wasco and "' tit between EARLY TIMES · The True Old·Style Kentucky Bourbon l\lmes, fo,1anny Al tma n 1ni.1 Wlllia1n Entrikin. A tie resulted ror first placo in lhe B fl ight between Mmes. Keith Neal and P et e 1• Francesconi and another tin for third bet.ween Mrs. Harry Lowry and Mrs , R • E • Johnston. . In the C flight competition, the order or finish included fl-1mes. Merit Jordan. Burke \V ilson. \Villiam Adams and Cyril Ford. itllle Sq11nre Ra y Smock used his driver to aC'e the 17th hol~ al Fountain Valley Mile Square Golf Course recently. '!'he bole is 180 yards lnto the wind. Serr e llH The Hunlinglnn St 11 c 11 f ( Country Club men's club hr.Id its annual criss·cross tou rna- rnenl over the past weekenrl and a tie resuHed for fir st plllt e. Dick McCa nnnn and John f>ohbs Finished in a deadloc k with \\l illarrl Kl ick and 811! Bl1rgrss at 59 1•:. A lhree·way lit-resulted fni th ird place with ;:i net scort nl 60 . On the three teams werf' Bfll Carter and Ma rt i n r\ewman. Steve Boothe and Claudr Taggart and And y Gianelli and Al Dean . ' ~ • " I 8 !. -~ i i I I FIFTHS s5g •• ' 2 DA.ILY PILOT Thursd.t1. August 19, 1971 Cheeking Out Area Briefs Alamitos Balboa Club Wins Crown Racing Results 'T'he Balboa Outrigger Canoe Club won the Kalif orn1a Outrigger Association sl:Jle championship for t he first time In four years h y defeating Newport b.v l\.l'O poh1ts over the past "·eekend, Balbo<I scored 25 pOinls lor the victory to 23 for Ne wport \.l·ith Marina del Rey 1221, Jmua jl91. LanakiJ;i (J6 1, Long Beach and C u r o n a f~l[o>,1,·ing in that order. The Bal boa team captu!'ed two first places -the 18-and- under men 's racr and the freshm en race. 'fhcy also placed second in the fre sl11net1 W6men's race and !turd in rl1c senior "·omen's race. lhe Hi- and-under men's race, the sophomore 1nen ·s race. I he Junior v.·om en·s race and the junior n1en's event. The ou trigger 11chedule will ronclude with two Ion g dlstaru:e races for the men . The sixth annual l\fallbu race will be conducted Saturday as a prelude to the August Z8 race r rom Long Beach to Catalina Island. A Hawaiia,Jl all-star team ill t'orning to Long Beach for the race to Catalina. All Orange Coast area clubs are hopeful or entering the Ca talina racf'. 1'1e"a Pair Second A Tustin brother combo won the 1971 California doubles uutdoor ha n d b a 11 t•h;am- pionsh1p 01'er the week end al Orang e Coast College. n . u. and Ri chard Carson won the fifth annual event by dereat1ng Larry Yard and Dave Kendricks or Cosla Mesa in the Clnss A eompetition. Third place \vent to Toni Fitzwater .etnd Barry Linger, a!so or Tustin . 'vho v.•ere defending cha mpions. It 0. is also the 1971 singles outdoor handball charnplon. Jn the Class H doubles corn· petition, l\1ike l\eane and Dan Nussel\ of Cos!a l\lesa v.·on the title. Cliff McKay and Ken Shoulders, also or Costa l\1esa, placed fourth 111 the B divtsion. NeK I Stale outduor hJndball charnpionship tournament will be held in April. 1972. Wt4"-f.d•Y, a11 •. 11, lf11 c1.ar & l'••I l'l•t T •AC• -M:lO 1•td1. 1 1•1• 01a1, C!1lm1n,. """• 11to0. R•l>fl Turn ILIPll•m) 6.IO ) 10 1.'JCI Je•lco (Sml!lll > . .O '70 Coll100 Grid (Pt...,tr) 3 XI Alw;i ran -Su >dv Br..c•, LUii• Rod Tl~, Truav•1 Ttltll. Pelt-o F1lr, l(oc11nJ Rob.ti, llMn MOOfl Run. ~cratclle<i -CourlU•n. SECOND RACI -«» v1r d1. J v11r otd1 a nd up. (t1lml119, P uru 11900. Tt•lll'o B1trl<I (Crc>tbV) J,.IO 11.XI ,,00 Hu>lllfl9 Bov 1 !V1uw11n> ~.00 11 to Or> Tiie ettm COrov•n '·'° •1.0 rtn -TOf> Bruce, Gol4 ln9al, 1rto NOIO. I 'To (;o, M1ot1r (Of'J<;et, Roc~tT lnlun. Vallov Buttoon, Scr11c11e<1 -JI.Pd •lerl Jr_, ll1nom1>I, 0 0<\'I Bat IC.lttv. Oonlu1n Bonlt1c1. j] Nlthlly DoubNI l-ltelHll lll,,, & J· Trit~'I l1rrlOll, p1lf 111.Jt. FOURTH RAC!!: -110 v•rd1. 1 Y11r old• and u<>.. Cl1lmln11. Pu•1t '1000. No1no Slur (Lh>h1m) Jl.00 12.iG J 10 6unnv·• W1rrlor !Punorl 1.00 1.'!l llt!lo M!" Bu• ! •d•ltl J 10 Al•o '"" -Gonn• w in, P1•ktr llvt, W1< 0.. f'<Wtrtv, 6 11 0' ll•r. 11111 Spy_ Sc••lch•d -Mobv l<llll•n, Otrun• !Joy. Rul•oll. FiFT"H ltACE -l~ ~110~. 3 ... ,., ol<h """ UP. c11Tmln11. p,,,,. SHOO. Or>e11lng Gun-(Hot!) IT.IQ 7.00 5.40 Bir M• Joe (C rMbY ) • . .O l.10 T~e Counl CWohon) 1.•0 A110 ran -C1litorn!1 Smov. Rollick· !n11 Rock, Divider><!'• ll•r. Ltot•'• Oltl, A Gain' Mon, Gol!1 6•r Toa. No scr&tcllt'O. SIXTH RACE -.1(1() ..... a •. 3 YNr ol.X. Clo!mlr>t. Pu"• $1000. ~IOYe 11\t V•I 1Wrl9MJ U.6G 7.00 •.II) AOUI PQll> (A(lai•l ),14 7.M) NOW IN COSTA MESA Vivi LI ROV•I tH&r1J ,,II) Aloo r1n -Fl-)(I.,. HOl'll, Ml11 'T!nv Lte, B•rron 610, lloc~u I •• llov. M id Pol•1, J l"llOl•I, IVY Rola. Scr1tc~ed -Double A11ln. lly W1r Cllic, Troe Koll•. Jov1 Sl•r. .. WE HAVE PAINTED AND REPAIRED 534,000 CARS AND TRUCKS SINCE 1927 ALSO INSURANCE REPAIRS CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY I FREE ESTIMATES I lS E••<I-. f ·l!ow1 'Tiii Vet & I• Aou•pl<J .. , ,.1111 114'.Jf. SEVEN'TH RACE -"° Y••d•. l vett ol<l> and up. c11ulfl10 1llowonc11 Pur>t 11ll00. ~hldCW Mon ( •d•lr) •. )0 7 •O 7 10 QH.f rucklln N.1n (Smllll) 7.10 7.IO DH·lll1•l1r (Llchom) 7.10 7 io Tim• -,1 7 f /10, •110 Ran -ttt11e Cont1111, D• .. la J~ne. Gold (oPv. No 1cro tcll••. OH -Oo1d"'1! lot 7nd. EIGMTM RACE -"°° YlldO. Fmin & maru, l veor old• 1r>d up. Cttulfled allowon<••· P u"• UIDO. Bu~om 7 ((1rdo1a) 11.IO J ,.O 3,.1(1 Noon Spy (Pf"'"'' 7.70 5,/,Q comtt'o (opy !Wo!IOtl) 11.00 1 1,,... -.70 1/10. Also ron -C:up\d In Rt<!, O.Ondv ll•r P ill, 1Ccwtot1, Oouble Alarm. Tu Bu•. No 1cratc111>. NINTH RACE -•00 var41. 1 ve•r Old•. Cloimln11, Pu"I l lllOO Flvlrog Lo !•lll•onf 11 . .0 I Ml 6.70 T r uc~alpro ISml!I>) l\,.O 1 IO S9CfOt Wl•I> (Walton) • iC T•mP -.10 9/10. Al'° '"" -Sl>olbV S~•v, Ct1 E1l1. MO<:l•lvn, War Pdnc•n •. llt<I 1!1td 8~''· Argo E•PrtH, Croon A luno. No 1cr1ICl>P•, 1J E•f<ll , 1 'l•I.,. Lt & I• T ruc~•l1rv, ••" $J41.M. ANY CAR PAINTED $39~~ Deep Sea Fish Report 'INT• M<HHC A -II l <>Qlf f1' 15 ••nd Ill•<. JI) c,oll<o ba"," Dlrr1tud1. o n1ll1>"'· 81r1• -~ 1"91•" 11 oond """· :no m<1c~o,.1. <OSTA ME SA DA.Nlo WHARF -?ll t n1l!rl! 707 ' > " • 0 r 1920 NEWPORT BLVD. ~11 1<.o b1u, 110 ,and b1 ... l b1rr1c11ot . !>\! bOn•!O, ti h~llbu!, ! wh•!• u• b•"· 10 mockcrol, ?l &lb•rorp • DCEANSIOI! -196 1M I•"' II N r· ••cuda. ~9 bQnHo, !00 •~na b.I•" .J71 c1llco "'1u. l wMT• ... Ila.,. 7 htll'5\..!, 70 ~IW!<QfO COSTA MESA 645·5955 Rf()O,.DO 7(]1 1n1ter" 1lb~coro. ~1 battfCUd•, na collco b•••. ' hollbul. 6ar9e -1?! •~1lero : Hf ,,...c~e,.1, 11 "•libu!, tll roe• cod. LONG BEACH (Pl1rPC1lnl L•ndl.,.l -IOl •Mlf'.: ii olbO<O•P. '1 b•rtlCu<ll , •OO calico b•"• 1 Y•llowl~lt. 7' •()(k co4. J ~olibu• l ll1lm•nl l'llr) -d a nglrn: JI moc•1••I, 711 rock cod (Pu llie Ltn<li.,.I -111 1<>o!e<J: 1' 1lboco••· • vo11ow1a11. l whllr s•a Nn. 900 W. VERMONT ANAHEIM ON SANTA ANA FREEWAY 776·8800 Tennis Rackets 4.95 to 50.00 Paddle Ball Paddles Racket Ball Rackets Paddle Tennis Paddles Table Tennis Paddles Squash Rackets Badminton Rackets Tennis Dresses Ladles Tennis Shoes 12.95 up 7.95 & 14.95 Ladies Tennis Hats & Sox Mens Tennis Sllirts 4.95 to 8.00 Mens Tennis Shorts 5.95 to 12.95 Mens Tennis Shoes Mens Tennis Sox 8.50 to 14.95 1.25 to 2.2 5 OPEN 9 to 6 -CLOSED SUNDAY " . I barrocud•, Sil cahco N u. l01 m1c••rol. SE•L BEACH -11' •nOlttt: t s •OCk cod. J& "'"'~otel, •r'I oend ban. ll•rt• -110 •~olt•" u 1>1tt•c~d1, I bonllo, 71 c•lico bo5'. Ill ,,...,,.,o1 ...... ALlllU 'IElt -" ongl.r• :1M fdtlco bl" S•N l'EDRO U7M SI, L•Mi .... l -7~ at>gl"'s 11 olb1cort. l •"•It• oe• bi n , no cellco 1>11,., 11 t>•l•but, 160 ••net "~"·!NO""'' L1Ml"11) -7l f<IQlors:' 111>•<0•• MA lll'°A DEL RE'I" -1t •nt lrro· "31 toe•· CO<l, 1 n•ltbut. NEWPORT I E•CH (.11'1'1 l.1Mlnt l i.o ~091•" J• 11be<or•. 1~• <•!!co ban. ii •~<~ cOd, 1 t>llllbul, l3 m•c~ttel. !D•••Y'• l•t kt rl ~ Ill anol•'• I •O cat.co bau, 10 ~•r><I b•"· 751 '0<~ ((l(! ----~ Masks -Fins -Snorkles Duck Feet Fins -8.95 Cressi Fins -Close·out -5.88 Sleeping Bags -14.95 to 100.00 Back Packs & Bags Dried Food Basketballs Footballs Volleyballs Tetherballs Baseballs Softballs Soccer Balls Tennis Balls Ping Pong Balls 538 CENTER , COSTA MESA 646-1919 ' Racing .Entries for Los Alamitos B••Cl)I• (NOlltl ~~Nllll !J'l<Mt\ L..iv Lindi Lou H>•t v1r) Rl>odH l•n ((1t<1<>•1l l!ooc;e Rc1<:1 Bir <•H11q.nl Mllittllc QuMn !C:•OSOY I Artlluttll• !Ht ni •• '" '" '" ' " ". ,. 01:,0~1u!~ .~;:J\C~o.~ui.!'1txi:. ·~~ Jim 8rv1nl, Pro•o•rO<I• Gl•I !•lll111n> llecit11\ (PtrfMlrl G•l1nlt1 !Mltc~cll) ~r:1 t:;n~:1~.~L~r,~•mJ &unnv'o 6ts! (Crotbvl Mld• .. v Mllllr !W.ioonl '" '" "' '" '" '" '" •or Ft me !Aa1111 111 Aho f llolt lt Cul For •en (•dolrl t ll •tOMTN RAC! -JSO ••rdt . , ~'"' t~1l1~"~~· ~~.OWlll<t~. Pvr .. IJSO(l, Tl>• lh rleo RocO•l IJmlm) 17'/ Motl•llor IP101) 1lt Gr•nd D..:;k !W•l>Ot'll ll) l1ob!1rll1 (Llo1>1ml , lit Ht•lh't Roc~et (•dt lr) in ~::.r":°¥~t!:'r4711~~1 Hi NATIONAL LEAGUE Al\tERICAN LEAGUE East Division East Division w L Pel. GB w L Pct. GB Pittsburgh 73 51 589 Baltimore 74 44 .627 Chicago " 55 .545 51.~ Boston " " .537 HI'" St. Louis 67 57 .54-0 6 Detroit " 57 .533 11 New York 60 " .496 11 ~~ New York " 61 .500 14 Philadelphia " 69 .434 19 Washington 5l 70 .421 241 l Montreal 50 71 .413 21 ·~ Cleveland 49 74 ·'" 271,'.! West Division \\'est Division Trout Plant 1971 DEMO 142 SEDAN 2144 San Francisco 74 51 .592 Oakl and 7ll 44 .639 Rtdlo, H 1•i•r, Avlorn•l ic Tr•"•· Dodgers 66 58 .532 Atlanta SS 62 .512 Houston 61 62 .496 Cincinnati 60 6S .480 San Diego 46 79 .368 WfffMIMllJ'1 lfHulll S•" F•l nti\CD I, Pllll•d•I011i1 0 Cinclrm1tl 5, SI. louio O C11lca110 7, All,.n•• 7 P ,r•>bur~h J, Hou1•on 1 Mon!rrt! 4, San o;t!lo l N•w Yori!; J, Dod,1,. 1. IO lnn•"ll• TDdtV'I G•mo 7,. ' 10 12 14 28 Plt1sbur111 (Jo~"'°" l ·I) 11 Cinc•nnoh (MtGlolll· lin 6-ti, n1gM OnlV yam• sch..;ul•d. l'rid1v Gtrn1• Housion 1t Chicago ? D1<111n II PMltd•lolllt . nigh! ~an Diego ti New Yo1k, "ign! Stn Fr•ncltcn ~· Mcnl•••I, niyhl SI. Louil 11 Al!tnll, night P l!hburl~ 1! Clnclnnarl, nlDhl Kansas City 63 58 Chicago 60 63 Angels 57 " P.1innesota 55 66 P.filwaukee 51 70 WMI,,.,,,,., 11.null'I 8fllton I. A11t1h l W11hln1ton 10. Ot-ll nd l N""' York J, 1(1ns11 (ltv I C~lcago I, Detn.11 1 ll11!1mor• •· Mllwluklt I M1nno.011 I , Ctove11~d 1 '1'0d1v'o G1m1 .52 l 14 ~ .488 18 ~ .456 221> .455 22'h .421 261> 01k!lr>d CHunlrr 15-10/ &t B1lrimo1• !De>Mon IS-61 OnlY ••m• 1ch.Oultd. ,r!d1v G1rn11 w11hll'lllr0<1 u K•n••• Cl!v. 2. tw1.n11M C:lilc"o 11 Cl•v1l1rld, 11l9hT M lnnittOI• 1! llol!lmort , nl1hl Mllw&~k"' 1! D•Trol!, night BooTon 11 D1kl1nd , nl uM New York •I A~1oh, nlght !T!OfY!Q!TIAJ '71 COROLLA SPECIAL $1777 Low M ile1, ~04~] DEAN LEWIS ~ SEE THE ALL NlW TOYOTA Ct:LICA SPT. CPI. IMMfDIATt: DELIVt:IY ~ 1966 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA Modern & Complete Service & Part1 Dept. Modern Body Shop for All Cars 646-9303 540-9468 Orange County's Largest and Most fl.1odem Toyota and Volvo Dealer OYE:RSU.5 DILIYllT SPICIALISTS ~u~~ $3595 1970 VOLVO 1100 I Cl'f. Rodio. He•lor, 4 Sp.id, S~1rp. <298CRO J OYSTERS HluGINS MAKf ME WILD)I FOR SAFETY'S SAKE , UMrT SIX OYSTERS PER PERSON Free Oysters HIGGINS ,,...,..i. ef tlik c..,.. ntltln tfl• ..._., _, ,_,,. t. •• erd• t..o JNrHlll onrtts Hf'6. GINS tr.. 5-11 p.m. •lghtfy et DOii ft• 1._IKMt ... er, C.... Ml M•. Offer tM .U,. .,q s.,.._. .. )It, 1971. • GET WILD WITH YUM I I • AT 310 J -fA5T CQ\ST · J-tN.'/· =· · . I . ·-•, ·--- bAIL V ,lllLOT J9 Twin Bill LEGAL NO'l1CK LEGAL NOTIC!: LEGAL NOTICE. 1-------- WHAT'S IN-Sc hedul ed ,. 11111 4- ,.ICTITIOVI I Ulllllllt lla MI ttaTI MI Nl ,. 111'1 "'CT•TtOUt I Vl,,,11,, NA.Mii 114TllMI NT ,..1 .... l'tCTITIDUI I VllOl•l l 114MI tTafllMl llT ... .. 111 ..... 1 ............... 1 ... 11>u11 ... .. ln• t.el ,.,.,,., '"'''" lo •tl"t ""°""'" TIN tfll-'"' ''""" h ,,.,... ..,. ..... , OUTDOORS? (lt0WN Vlll A INVf lTMfN1 COM ""NY, ftO'O ........ "'~'""'· .... ,~ (iro••. (ollle•~I• .. MOOUL•• D!ST,1I UTING C.0 .. fM 1' W l/ftl ,1, c .. 1. MtU l T fl M llllti Ml (Al,IT CLlANlllS, 71n WIHO(o A~o .. U11ll •. !"••!• ,...,, ro 11t?l ·~ The golfer \\ho knows strokr-s. A case p layable lies. in poinl the rules can U\'C himself is the rule governing. un· Th e golfer in the illustration faces such a situatioo. lf he ~ere not familiar \ll'ith the rule, he might assum e t hat his only choice is to drop the ball straight back: from the positio n it now occupies,· keq;in g that spot bet"''ten himself and the hole, and taking a stroke penall y. This optlon docs cxi~t. and on occasion it's· the best to follow. Howe ver, th e rules also allow you to drop within " two club-lengths to t lthu side or the bal~'s original position , but not nearer the hole. again laking the stroke penally. This option woul d give the golfer in the illustra- tion a clear shot to the hole. Jt \ll'ould even allow him to drop onto a nice smootlt lie in the fairway, if such an area existed \ll'ithin two club·lenaths and was not -nearer the hole. SKI MART WE 'RE MAKING GREA T DEA LS ON LAST SEASON'S NEW EQUIPMENT! rq7 2 W i nt ~r Stock 1\ now arr iving. V' DYNAMIC V' HUMANIC V' FISCHER V' LANGE 2805 W. COAST HIGHWAY NEWPORT BEACH 642-8335 Hy Jlft.f NJEr.11EC The albacore pl ayed hide anfl srek during the past ~·pek as fish counts along the entire snuth coast dropped sh11rpl_1'. Th!' sehnnl c1f lnngfins lhat arcounted for i:0M <'atr'1es on the 4;1 f11thon1 Sl><JL n10\'ed 11nrlh anrl hnats running nut of the harbcw 11ere forced to sr11 rch nut r1rw srhools. ~kippers allnbute th11: sud- den e\odus of albacnre to the ~udden 1n1-rrase 1n w;iter ! em per 11 l ur e . Readings tiel11 een 10 and 74 dr,iirees are reportPtl :is Jar nut as lhe 60 r-.1 1le Ra nk ThP 1\arr11 1111ter n1ekes the a lh1r~ rl1ff1<·ult 111 get tn stnke a JIJ:: and srllflll ls do not sta y on tnp 1·cr~ lnng Thl're 1111> ~till "i"ant1c ~>lionls of alb11tore be!ow 1he h1wrl('r And thP c·11n1mercial ho.Hs :tn• 1nil~111~ j!rn)d hauls dali.1 . The l;irger fish ha1e n1 ri1 Pd 1n ;:ind tl1e a1erage 11r1i;!it per fish is in excess or 2ll po\Jnds. Thi~ 11 i>rkend sh(luld see a rrturn of the Jong f1ns 10 spots betwre.n the :n:i and the east e11d nf San ClemPnte Island. The mnnn is dark and lhe wa1er sren1s In be c-ooling nff a degree or {ll'O according to last n11nule repl1rls. 1 ·e ll111t·f i 11 .~l•t*••• The ll'arn1rr water cn11· il ilin ns lfl'rr rf'~ponsihle for inrrra~rd ac·th·itr frnm the mnre <'~nlir specirs that nur roastal \I' a I e r 1 ra~innally. ''isil Tht fir~t dolphin or thf' srasnn "·a~ caught off North l ~la nd 01 r r lhe "'et'kenrl and n1ort ."e!lowfln were hooked, but lost. Ralph CIBrk oF l\ra(•h rrported lhat thr boat Tic·\.: Tuck land<"d a IOI pound ~·rll•l'·l'fi n tuna and 1hat 8 num· hrr of hiJi tuna were ~pottf'd frrrlinit nn hail fish. ,\)(irr of thr biJi tuna ~hnu ld hr 1·au ght th is weekenil and a n ~ 1 r r .!! shuu lri n u t I i I themsP h·rs ~·Ith hf'avy l:i<'kle if thry c·~pert In land the g;1mr fiJihlrr ... There i~ slilt nn ~iJ.:n nf :i ny runce nt ratin n or yrlln"'lail in the ~'attr. hut it "on't t11ke tno lnnf;! for lhrm In start ~ho ~·inJi up under lht rl oating ktlp pRlfi('<;, Jll111·lit1 ('111111i $ Up The rnilrlin pil'.\u re is lnok- in}: 1·rry i::n0d a11 anglers l'f'J)Ort lnls i1f S[)lkcbi!ls In the 11 ;itcr· br!\1•rcn I he roasll ine :inrl 1hc e;i~t end nf <.:atalina. Strikes <irl' hct:nining n1nre ron1n1on a.~ these fish start to s~llle rln"11 a h11 Live h;ut, flyers, fl!a lher jigs 2x2 Fiber Glass Belted SMOOTH NO THUMP NO BUMP QUALITY RETR!AD - WIDE 78 TREAD SERIES MADE BY RUBBER co~~~0,.,\ ALL 4 FOR OHL y •97!! Any 51'' In Stock • FREE FREE FRONT END ALIGNMENT MOUNTING TIRES 4 ~5 32°0 $l"9l1 Tire 50 .H 2860 Harbor Blvd. -Costa Mesa "'•u"""" ""''""" ""'""'"'"'"" l•e, Ill ,.., ... ••v••"' O••·· \ul•• Ill. 1,.,,1, Mill• Coll!M~I• Ml711 1~" bu""'" I• co~•u<!M b• • lo..,,,.. OOt!"~'•hlO J..," (; Vew•ll, 0'1 tl • .,,.,, D• , i.11"''~.,.,. lo•~"" Co, Tnoo .... 1,,_,, lo .. ,,.. (_,,..,.., '" '" ........ 1 .... 1 Jll/'A G \llwf ll lltb9M 0. l!olt• ... hmllt, 1111 Wtlll~I • ,. """ .. (~•h ........ C.• "ltll Thi• .. ,.,,,.,o lo t•I"' <-~<•M t v A.fl 1 .. ~ .. ...,,, •• llofl•t D "'""chm"! and marlin plugs are all good enticers. The clear wa rm waler between thr 209 spot and lht east end ol !ht island could very v.·ell be .a itoOO rourst for tht' nel't twn wttks. In • rare mOv t lhat com- bines NMRA ind URA midget racing und er nne banner, Et Toro Speedway Saturd•y nijijht wll1 present a doublehe1der with proceeds &oing lo thf' family ol -~~nny Wllit t , • l'OUNOflll 1 Ui1Nf 1l M•N•GlMfNT IN(, Morl1<! LtAMt . ,,.,...,.,,, 1n11 ""'""'""' .,, .. "''"' •n• c ... ~•Y Clt•k .i o ...... '°""'" en "'ut uot T. ltll. •~ '"""'" J, "'""""" °"'""'" rn" •1•'•"'""' 111o<1 '"''" ·~· '"""IV (tun,. (lua (It ri< "Ot onO• '"""I~ "" Au• 11, lt11. 1"1>t !IOl'IH O••<le• (o••I OollY l"llOI, tlv lfvt•!• J, M1<1<!e• 0.•u .. Cotu~IV l"" ol••-•nt w•• Ill .. '"""' "'' c..,,, 4u1u1I 1, 1}, It, 1•. 1911 lllt·11 C !tr~ -'l>•Ytt J,1-----------------· I .. w.llU.ool O••fl•• C•••t n"1" ,.11e11. """ .... ,......... .. ztl6.71 i. Cl.,~ 11 Drt ... o c ... nly •~ \tll , t,EG.U. NOTICE "'"'"t1 "· ,., ,. lt )1 formtr NMRA champion. who ·-•< wa s f11lall y injured July 2.,, ""D11.i.tt1 O••~•• Coa•! nou• ,.1101 . ~~~-!-~--~- E11 ~011rn9e T n119lr1g Tht 8a1Doa Angllng Cl uh ha~ adopted a pollry of en- cnura.:ing lhp l•a:Jing and rtleaslnit of billflsh. The polley w1s .adopted berau1e of the mercury eonlamlnatlon I n billfi~h as reported by federal fisb and game olfirlal1. The BAC will also dlscontlnuf' thtiT prior prac.-tl ce of don1tlna: the fish to lhe needy. Au•u•I <, 11 , II, Tl, ltl l !0!1·11 \\'hilt dro ~t! in both circuit.11 1-------·------I '" .,_ "ltllllOUt llUl lP!lt' NA""l llAll.,.l rff !1>llowln• ••""" lo '"'~• .... 1""' pnor to his fatal mish11p while l.EGAL NOTICE test drivin~ a TQ in lht p11rk-I----,. lllll ----lu (lll A11V'£ PIS,.i•YS, 1011 W l t (M io """""• (ol '1111 ing lo t adjoining h1.!l ma rhint ro 1cTn1o u • •u11N111 Nil.Ml f'l Al l .,.1111 shop in ,July. Tho 1o11-1<>t ~"''"" " '"'"' ..,,,.,..,, In addil1on to lhf' doubl t " l>O>l •l P CONll•UCllON CO, JUI 11dlv '""'· (fll• Mt,. header racing program for lhe NMRA. tllrf'e quarter midgrts arKI tllf' full miditPts or tilt URA ai nd USRC. a r11 fne will J""n J ,..,,,.,, 11•1 1oc<ly lu •tl (o.IO M .. o 1111• Du1ln•11 I• .,.,,.. c-~•'""' •• on '"''V"Ul l Jof>fl t .... , ... ,~ .. 1Ut•m oM lllOd '"''" "'" c ... nrv l.oofl Ojumon Ht!llo" '"' I• Coeot Mw> Lo•U~• !••en. C•I 1~11 l uOlfl•U I> h int co~tuC••• •• Oft l""lvl<luol , l•"" .;.,,, ........... .. Tn1> •!ll•m•nt Ill•~ '"''" •no c°""'" C+tt~ t i Oroftf o Counlv •" J,,,. Tl. 1111 I • I OVOll> J M•ddO•, 0•"'1 .. (°""" Cl•r~ 'uDll1ntt1 o .. n•• C•ott Do.Iv •.i.ot, Jul• 1' on4 .. utuo! I. 11, 19, lt /I ~11.11 bf' ('f)nduclftd •I intermission ('"" 0, O••"•• ,..,,., • .., Aue uo 1, with man~ val uable pn1.e~ 1111 !• !o•or•v J M•H""' Oooutyl---- ~.· g ff• -" ,· •• I "d , ... ., '"''"'• ci .. i LF.GAL NOTICE •1'!:/n 0 rcu "'-" I' ~uf>ll•nod O••n .. (eu l Dollv ,.,lot lf'levi!'fion ~11:ts. auto tiru, a "'"•~11 J, 11· "· T•. "n 1"' '1 ---N-01,c1-,-,-,-,-,-,-1,0111 ,·acat1on for two in Las V11:gas ---------1 No.• u1., and m.11ny others LEG AL NOTICE 1...,orler c..,,, or •n• """ M c .1;1.,111. 1-------------!'"'If\• (CtJn!• cl Oron•• Danny J\oitKnigh! Of (:Jen• ., ""' 1!0!1•0 •I WILLIAM "011.NI S olte >.now~ d ·11 h di' h d f'o(TlllOUI I UllJ!l l l •• WILLI AM r l'OllN !~. o.,,. ... <l ora WI ta tne I e m1 get "'•M• tTATIMI NT ,.ollc• 1, hot•~• •Iv•" 10 """''"".,in. pro,1tr1KTI along Vt'ilh poinl T~• tollow•"• ~,.,.,, '' •ol"• -.,,1,.,., •H•• n1moo •"""'"' ,,,.1 •11 •"'""' h•••n• c!•ln" 001ln<1 troo •l id t •cH•M leader Bob 01\vtrn . Roy Cook . "' ID!•L cA"f ,.11 1~1Nt> HOMt . 1M11 ... "'"""'d 10 t•I• lh•"" '"'"' ''" LP:GAL NOTJCP! "·ll•d l'ltTl110Ut I Ull"tlll IOAMI lllTI MI NT T~e !ollO"''"t •"'""' oro Hll~f ..... 1""' ••. GlllAND l f_lll ... (( COMl"ANY, l \11 fu• ""'"'" •v•"""· •n•h•'"'• C"lletnl• '1~ lt(t trv· It( l t •<1'•r tl'O-•I ••ri...,), l''' J.111•~ ••'""'• L•,.. 11 .. ..,., c ... 1 .... 1. -l •...,.,d c to~d ll'O•".,'' ,. • .,...,.1, U ll s""'"'"' A~ ... u• I •n• l •tfl, <'t••'•'"" oet ll lnl• 1>1111""'' '' ,....,<luttf4 •v I Ll,..llW .......... ~1. Dll•. Aut uS! t n 11 I f:ONAllO r 1000, ........ Alr.1. G•.,•••I r>or1ntt 1.i..... • .... ..... , ........ 1 , .. ,. .... ti... • ou Wl~hlr• 1 ... 1tv1N, l•llo "' ••~Kl? tllllt, C•l ... rnl• tn1t Tnlt 0101...,•nt wt• Ill•• wllh , .... Cwn!v Clor). el Ot•nM C..,~1¥ .,. Auf\l .. ! I, !f11 ,.ul>"•n•<t ~ .... ,., 11, It/I ,,..1-4< O'"""' Co•11 01hv "l!ol- 11, H '"" S11t..,,,btr 1, """ Ralph Clo('k , president '11 tile BAC, stated that the ~port ~mrn must 1ceept the responsibility fl l his eonsclt nre as to lhi~ potential 'ft'ISlt. ~ billfb h containing mort than r Don \\'hllr Duanr Star~ •••"" s1 ,..1 G"o'" r,,ov• Ct l>lftrn1• n•cr•u 'v vout~or" '" 1~0 elf•<• 01 •n• 'r., ' -' ' K H,I K. CO., IOj(,, lltll H1Uor Cl01• nl lht t bcv• '"''"°" courl, o< 10 1 ----~-,~~-~~-~~---• nr "'l'!'ilmin5t11:r. Lowtll Sach~ ~ ...... r. .. n .... G•ftv• C•IUnrnlO. o••••nl fhf .... wi!h •ho """'""" ~oucn... t.F.CAI. NOTJClt and many others. '"" butlnon It ~on<luCUd by • <•" le Int Y"Oortion•<I ol "'" eHk o el Ctow!1 ' (•tv!I, llUI ~on \llnc11>11 ~i.d .. Loo ""'""· C1l1lo<"io 9fl0.ll w"''" ;, !ho ~loc o el bu•Tn•1• of !ho unt or<lt nl<I I" 111 moll.,, .,.,,.;n\no •o !ho "'"'' er ••!• ~t<:•d•nt, wolhln !out monr~o t llt t !ho !I•<! •u~llc•"•" Of •nl• "•'Ice, fi vt part~ per millio n or LF:GAL NOTICE mtrcury arr. not flt for humttnt-------.-.. .. -----' "'" consumption l. The l11t1t;inft ro1cT1nou 1 1 u.iN111 and relea~ing program i~ lht T~• totio~~n~•.:,~::~~::,;:. ...,,;,..,. -----------""'"'"" Zollon 'lolln>0n, ~ ... l~•nl '"'' 1+t1•m•n1 ..,., 1111<1 wllh !too Coon• +• (lor~ ol O<tnM Count\o •• July u, ••11. 1\lltfON l . "0SK'I', AHY, tll ••· ••• V!conto •1~•. Lft ""'""'· CoUhrAll -· logical ansll·er lo this w1slt ". '"' f1n .ec T. II . 'Nll lG.MT .. ,SOCl .. TI!, JCl4 "u11,,no<1 Orono• c .. ., Doll• l'oln1 N•r<•u u" r1rc"• ""' "'"'· C• O?tU "'"•uot J, n . n , ,., 1'1! 1111.11 The far reaching eJltcts (I' the l•lil:ging and rele•~inc pro- gram are a ~ervlre to 111. l1'om•• I , Wrltn1, 10' N•t<IU <JI, --------___ ------- Through the rooperalioa of 1portsmen the fish and j&mt .a11tocit1 c.a n xain valua ble in· sii;ht Into the mi11:r1tory i nd e\'l'n leedinf( habit• of lbese billlish. added Clflck . Big Brt>adhlll. Forest &humwa.v of Lo.~ Angele~. y,•hile h~h1ng 11 bnard the hoat 7.e~t ru nning out of Ne11•por!, landed a 300 pound broadbill with a brnktn rorl . &humway's rod brokl' anrl ::i Jitllf handle had to be taped ro tile remaining portion or 1hr rod before the fish could be landed. Coton• 1101 M0t, t o t 111! l 'hl• b<.1t ln•n 11 loolnt c•Muct H h •n !n11!v!tu1!. 1. I W1>1nt Thl1 1101tm•nl hlO<I ""1h lho c..,nly C•tr' ..i Oront • C""nlv on Jul> JI, !011 II• llt votl• J. M•d<I.,., Oo•u•v c ... n1v ''"'' Pue'"""" O•l nif (ou t Ooil• ,.lie!, j~. Iv 1' ·~• Au'"" J, n , 1" 101 1 I01'·11 l.EGAL NOTICE Ctlc)\tr lt'mper11turts !hi• pa~t weekend 11aw d f' e r hunler11 score btlter than they did nn npeninR day. Repnrl.s for the ('nuntics nf Ventura, S;in!a B.:irhara and S;:in Lui~ Ob1.~po sho~· an increase tn hl1nter su<'ces.~. · LEGAL NOTICE Tom l.1n1.e. nf Cn~1 a Me~a 1 __ _ hunted thf' cna~ll'll range~ of Santa Barbar11 and hflgged a nice bix forked horn buck. COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP • All9n l orl"' e H••d & Bleck work • G•n•ral En9in• Ov•rhaul & R•pair '" Street and Strip • Tun•·U, MINEO Hl·"•rtorfrlf O>Ct ,,..,". '"' .. ,.. 1111' ~IC TITIOUI I UUlllSI NAMI IT .. l l MI Oll t~llllWI"• '''""" 11 <!&I"' 11<11l~1 n LEGAL NOTICE , lUJf 1'1(11110\11 I UUllllll N.t,MI ITA11 Ml llT '"• 1e11-1,.. ,.,,..,, ,,. •~i"' ~ull'l•u ... T"lr lf_ H .... ,, .. IE't ~MI ''. )1j! •••<1' Il l,,.., !ltu•n• """· Colll, ,.,.,1 J '"""' 11 H le1U1 11~11 . l u•n• "''" C.•111 J•m"' r lijt•••· *T loflt 11 , ,\Ofl !O "Hom• of .. ~ •. ,.,,, Gortlon Min••'• 'unny Car" 1~11 b~•1""" " ll"•nt •Motutl•d b• 1 •1· •'" ft • "1rine•1M• 937 1 Kramar st-:-su1t. I I "•ul \ lu•• .. W11lmln1t1r T~·· u1 1om•~• hi•~ '""'~ •~• C&uMY (I.,~ "' O••n•• (Ni~•Y "" •v• 1~. !Ill {714) ~· ~ovlrl• J, Ml8llOY. Oo•vtv C"<lfllV '"' LEGAL NOTICE .. l1fl1 •1c1111o us 11u111111• llAMI llATI MI NT '"'"""In• ,........ "'' OllHI Allt Ull I,, 1111- l!dno ~ou•!lno A<1mlniott0'"' Witto Wlll·•nn•Y•~ o! th• fol•!• el Hid torod..,T, ,, . .,, .. ,, ..... llMI J •ft Yl•<••t• II~•., Lt• A•11!90, Coll!"'"'• -· •n-•tYI .... a• ... l•I••······ 1111111 w111.,..,,., .. "ll·Uf\1 O•tneo Co•" Oo.I~ 1'. t nll IN!~mtor LEGAL NOTICE ,.1i.1. 1, I, 111'1·11 N OTIC~ 0 1" SHltlll','1 IA.LI C \JAll~ .... rv COLtECTION co .. •le. l"loin1ltf V•. NO ll:M• .. 1(, 11!-'Ll , Jll .• "" . •!ol D•t•ndt "I >lo J'1'J I • •lrtu• of •n 1<1<ull0ft 1111.,1<1 WI Julv !<. UJ! •• tno Mu"l<l•ol C•urt. C.n• lfol Ott~•• C°""I• JU<!lcl•I Ol•lr!C'I. Co11"r. M Ortn••· St•I• •I C•lltotnl•, Y""'' o lu<10""'"1 '"'•rod In l•VM -" J•mff A, Jockm1n ao l11<!em•nl cro.tlt.,,. onll ,.,,1nu ""'"''" K. 101\1, J•. •• 11.Ml-nl dtb•or. ,,,.,.,.,. • ,.., t •l•n<• of u ,'1t.I ' 1C1u1nv duo .,. 11\<1 h.o!lt • monl 6fl "" l•lo ell 1110 ln u•n<o flf 111111 ••K~llG<'. I h1vt lfvl..., .,.,,. .. •II 11111 rl1h!, 11110 """' Int ro" M ••'-111<1-1. tolllor In •ho ••o•••" In lh• '"""'" ., O••Mf, S111o fl Colll•"lla, •M••!hol M rellowo: t no ""''" HO 'IO l••I or lh• notlh "•II "' l o• I IR 110<~ C el lt!f '"'' Troct, lotO!nor wlln ii.o """••l•nOl•<I tld • "" \hi Norl1'•rlV 1\<10 "'''"' •'141 "1• ...,,,,.,,. h•U er •n• vn.n•m•• ,,, .. , "" Int ~•<,.riv •Ito !htroof, t< '"''"" .,. • r '~ ~I , .. ,, 1ro<t rocotdo<I In !°"" '· I'~~· 1. Mi1<•ll1now• llocar•• " l " •enol•• rovn1• (olitotnlo; El<tf Oh"f lh•rolton> 1~•1 •ortl<!ft ••••"""" ot lho ;.,,,..,ll<llon M 11'• Norln0t l• OIO)<>nOllion •I II>• W••tor"' lino n! o•I~ I "' I w.in 1no "•nn"I" 11,,. •I •ol~ """'"~n•!•~ •lrl•: l~•A(O •l~~ll ••Id ~oronorlV hno ~outh 11· to' '~" l':t •! 101 '0 It<': "'•"ct Sou•n 1• I ' 11'" w,,, SU.If •••t 10 lh• 5..,1n.,1v lln• •' 101<1 No•tn llO . .'IO 1 .. t ol ••id N••ln h•lr or ••Id ~ot 11 fl>•nc• 1l1>ne ,.14 1.o~1n. """ """ "~"h u· "' n " ....,.,, n .i ••ti '" !h• W••lt <IV I>!" .r ••I• l ot " 11\tnco olono u l~ Wtilor ly ''"" Nortl'I •• 4'' I"!!•" lo lho ..,Int .i M•lnnln1, lOD•l~tr wl!n •II •""' ol~•ulor ,,.,. !•"'""""· ""•dll•moMo o n • °""'"•"~" 1h•t •u"!O t>ol•noln• " ""' w 1•• •PO•tl •lnln• ··-" NOllCf ll H!ll[!Y GIYl!N !not ~ .. "'"dlY, ID S•clotnft .. 1111. •I it·:ie O'(IOfio. A,M ., Ml ln lo-bb .. (O<Jftnwu , mo (Iv., c -nl•• O<iv• w .... CIT• cl l onle .>n1, Ccu"I• ol Oro<1t•. ll•lt J (al.In•"••· 1 "''" u ll 11 •ubll( •u~i.en to '"' hlel"•' blOOff , !or cuh ifl lowtul "'"""' c' 1nt unl,.t s111.,, "" •h• •on•. ""' ond onlorul •f u l<I lud•m•nt t f bt.,, '" tno •Co•• •.,cdb"' .,..,.,,.., "' .. m....,, 1nor .. 1 •• ,,,., M nocoou rv .. u tl"• toll ••Kull.,., wllh •~cruN ,.,. "'"! """ toot1, ti•'"" or Sonlo AM, (0111.,,.1,, Au .. Jlt '· ltl l J•Mf5 A MUl l(l', lno-ril!·C.,oner c .. mtv ol Oronet. Co!He•~lt l o: (. ... ll:tM1fl. Dt•u•r Nott •. c ... w., 111 No, llrff•w•Y 1 •• , .... ~ •• (1111, ""' 'l•l•IHl'1 A If""'~ 1"~11.,,•• Or•nt• (0•11 1)111~ "•'&!, Av•"" 11. It, '.Id. 1'11 n11-n ~ LEGAL NOTIC!! 893 9057 le·,,. 'hone 5'40 °0170 e Ope• "o•doy·Saf"rday , 8 . 6 • "u~f,1h111 1J••~t• t.""'11 e oav •11~1. ' ""••••••••••••••••••••••••m••••••"••••••••••••••• l ',~u11 11. It, h ,,_. It"'..,,~" J, ,_ __________ _, .,. nu.11 I l • ' • • I' 30 DAIL< PILOT DICK TllACY OWE VICTlM O!:AO _,._ PO\.I C'~ SMOT, !&VT WM\CM ON! 0 •0 tT'P •NO I. O.! NO LA8El.S IN C.L..OT\.4ES! A.llMf:O AMO, ()QIYINC. A. STOl..E"N CA~." By Chester Gould Ll'L ABNER irs NOT THAT J'M BIGOTED AGAINS'f CHIPPENDALE. Cl-IA IRS·- M06TOl= THEM ARE DfE.CENT NJP HARD-VJOR.KlNG- -W T TH ERE'!:. A M INOR.IT"/ THAT 6 1VESTHE"'I A BAD NAME-- By Al Capp I• I' ,1 ,1 ' ..... Gia...C~_,., TU MBLEWEEDS HILDE6'ARll HAMHOCKER1 WHAr HAV!: YOU DONE 10 'MV HORSE?! "' MUTI AND JEFF l'LL OPEN IT c_'; AND BET ..... ~ F IVE/ FIGMENTS ISN'T HE THE CUTeST THIN&?! ... HE WAS AWFULL'( SHA~~y LOOK ING, SO I fJAVe HIM A 600!7 SCRU~I NG AND ~EACHED ALL HIS HAIR! .. :THEN, I BRA IDED AND COMBED HIS TAIL AND MARC ELLED HIS HAIR! I ACTUALLY KN ITTED 1WSE Sfl\TS IN 2 PA'<S! ... 1HAT 11\.EACH SHOULD LAST f<JR WEEKS! !'LL BET YOUR TWO HUNDRED AND RAISE IT FIVE HUNDRED.' By Tom K. R~a n 1AKE ME t¥JW, LORD By Dale Hale !iALL Y BANANAS By Charles Barsotti GORDO MOON MULLINS By Ferd Johnson UI:'RE H.~l/L% A "1-kJLD 'lt:X.lR" Br?EATH \.l<DEk llllTER " CaiTESf !! .,,,,._,_._ .... -·-- I I •I- PLAIN JANE ~!DAIL y CROSSWORD ••• by ' A. POWER I ACROSS 1 Res!d' 6 Ab1upt ;n fl\Mlr1rr: VAr. l l Ftrirss e 14 Word ot mcmlh: Law l5 FArthrr frnm th' C ~'1\rf 16 Ac.cord inq to 17 M,5soor1. J words 1? P,1clf1c N3t1onal E~pos 1t 1on: fl bbr. 20 A n9lo-Sa~on sl Avr 21 Command to a sl'd do9 22 femalr hor~es 2~ f otm of prrcipital ion 26 Crrtain pioe !11tln9s 27 P1,asantl y unusu• I 30 Contl~nt 32 Having no l,ad ,rsh1 p 33 faint • )~ -Gutvara: Cuban 1'>10· h1tfon1~l )7 h 5;,k. 38 SI ants awa~ fr on1 I the v'rt1cal J9 K,11!~: .Sl ~11g 40 Re~•de11t or: 41 RJom's t fYl1o~n1on 42 ln ... h~\ plact 43 Boo~ 45 l h?ie rr rfl'lled ~bOVI" P!h,rs db Scolderl ~8 Fon!wPat Item 4g L~,•df•S Sl'l H11!S1rlr'.Scot. sz RPllllt'111(; nf Alric a Sb ~,1n's r11c~11,1m' 57 -··-·-· Avnn: 2 words LO £nt n•y bl Ruh o11l bl R1dr a b1CyGI' b3 R1tl11n: Prr llx t.4 \ln1 ts of lore' b5 Pe,vis h DOY.N l Churt~ 11fa 2 ln1 rq~llons ol d •~dain 3 Gol fc111h 4 P1o~r1 i rs ~llowrd to widows 5 Trrt b St11p's warrant 0!11crr: Informal Yesterday's Puzile Solved: ' ' " " ' ' • " • • • ' ' • ' • ' " ' ' " • .. ' • ' • • ' , '" ' , ' • ' ~ ;: ~ i ' ' • • 1 ~ t ~ • .. " " 1 , •• , • ' , • • " ' , " • ' ' ' • • . , ' ' • ' ' L ~ , " • ' ' " ~~ ~ L C L ' ' · ll; ~"UU ' ' ' ' . ' C n L ~ O ' .. • • ' "n ' ' " ' "' • • ' ' , ' , ' .. "' • ' ' ' ' . " ' " ' ' ' . " , a l~ 11 1 f l1<rO<I!> 35 P11l nn Lh' 6 ~t~ie 11.1y1otl ~Pot h1 A ~11eci· '.'b All s.i11arr !1ed D.,5ll1on 38 Boisterous 10 Ttie R11s~1A11 39 11 Prt~ervt~ 9ove!nmen\ ll1e sl1~pe of 11 Comes 11~Mfr lootwrar 12 T A~e up ag~in Al Couseo aled 13 Lork of h;11r d2 Prcnl)l1n 13 r.1vP or! 44 Prc 1.liAr 23 EIP!Tll'11la1y 45 He-ad m~n prinr iole~ in lh' 25 Added lo ~1tcb'n 2b C.ree~ 9od 41. Annoy 27 -· d'Orsay: 47 [9rel The French 48 Glut s For e19n Ol!ict 50 Muff in 28 011, 29 MAdt more beuable 30 H~v(ng k11t1¥"ltd9' 31 Af!tctio11~\8 )J 111111 l~yf'f of min'1al lnqrrrliPl1t SlRu1n:VM. 53 G~ntl ltr 's tonr,rn 5~ Zod1ac si;n 55 Alonr in ~ind 58 M~lr' a~ ~HOft 59 Ma~' a thoic• II ii IJ " " PEANUTS JUDGE PAR KER Mll.l:l f WAS A VERY MISS PEACH PERKINS l~, DO VDU lOVf YOU/i! PAl<ENTS ? SC HOOL Pr1c flO ~oc;:1Sf ·-· 0 SToP ® 'THAT MMJ, OFFICl'R '. Ho TRJEP 10 SNATC~ W.Y l>OCJ(Ef· 0001<! ANIMAL CRACKERS toDC\ WH</ OOIV'f" l,'(>) <i')tr <;MOKINGi' I> l<>ll'r 6000 'F~ 400 ! By -• ,.., Charles ! \Ulll,(COO.!l) l<ll!O ... CC(}bll ! c006H !-· 1~~ M llJO"T"~-~! .. - M. Schulz SOMETIMES ·THru ARE TM11o165 l((l~ JV5T CA."l'T ~ISTDCllN6 . ~~ x __,, ~ .J ·-· "'"""""~ JU<;,T A MINUTE, Mi. Kll.IJ E! -•T) :...,. By Harold Le Doux I Wll.S OUT WIT!-< II. WO..V.t.i' .t.S A W.ITEi ~ ~.t..(.T I C..t..t.I o\LSO TELL ~OU fl.IE IZEST ... U· R,_NT W1-1Eli1E I TOO!( HER roll PINNER! Y!"S, SIJl, '! DO. 0 PO TH"-T. !Cll.IJE •• .tot.JD TELL ME THE WOW\W'S t.l "ME ~ By Mel 0UI OT"HE '1: "T'HAl>J THAT !-'M Pf l<l'EC.TLY NOl<MAL . Bv John Milet ,. , .... ,. ..... '-~~~'-'-"-~~~~~~--''~·~"~~,··~'~·~-·~·~·~~·~".J" '-~~~~~~~~~~~~--='"'--'""'~~~_, WHECRE WE'RE You WHECN I Nl'ECD€'D you? ... ,.H~ Ml/Jilr"'··ax.16H1 l<Al:IC HAO< COff HACI< ! A~A6H ! COU6H ! HACK ! ... ' • By Roger Bollen ... TrlE. Hi~u re 'SOME.OOE SHCMJS ME DeFUJ11E. f'1:CoF/ j < ' ''They're mar,·elou~ -julil l"o bf!rort each meal hf'lp5 you to stay 5lim -l'\"t been taking tht m for years." DENNIS THE MENACE l ~.J r~r I 1 'Ue OOHT !llM 1".l!W1N ' 61 IT, lAOY. ~E JUST L W,DHEO I) rD if 'Jt2f'>A;/, • _,, -- ....... , . ' " , . ·-1-.--. . ~ ... ' . . . . ' ' ...... . " . " ' ' . . . ----·· ---,.._ Thu rsday, August l') 1?71 OAJLV PI LOT 3J :.= ...... -... -.. ,...~--"·---·-·-~--~ •. t .. ' . ... .. Gal New Air Force R escue r • • WANT J•IC!:::::,..,::::::,.---f"'"_.,.,.,.,_"°""' -~~.1-·.·-&...i...iltt d Wet DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED LOn!NG AIR F 0 RC E TO BASE. Maine (AP\ -The in· t ' jured airman on the ground CLEAN H0Ut•l fors.i1 w11!rhe~ ;:i~ an Air Force rescue helicopler h n v e r"' l~I How1l fM S1l1 I~ i . ' overhead. A medic is 1owerf'<l UP Gen•ral on the hoist caQle rrom the • qu ivering chopper. Then he ' Btingirig i11 tlie Catclt 11'.ees th.11 l the crewman coming tn hi~ rescue ls a y,·oman. -And so hf'! rneets ri.taril.vn Pierce r.~ \\lest Covina. the ,. first and onl y woman flii;::h1 crew member of an air re~cue le11m in the Air Foree_ In crash and emergency situations not involvinR rire and in "'·hich her CQpler cannot land. Airman LC. Pierce is the rirst nut the chopper door. Lowered to earth on lhe hoist cable. she must decide what the ·.!iiluation calls for and whethe:r medical attention is needed. Jo~rank Zeitler. ·re<l Ph egley and Ray S1noo t rfron1 left) help dory fis hern1an Luke Pango (partially o b· scured beh ind Phegley\ beach h i.~ boaL Pangn brought in a lo ad of crab on this run, \\1hich began at 5 a.in. l ,1 ke lhP re~1 nf Ne1\•pnrl Rea ch'~ rl ory f1s her111en , Pango norn1ally ,i;lart ~ h1~ cl;iy·~ \11ork be· fore da11'11. returning late in \hp n10r111n).! In ~ell his catch at the dor ymen's sta nd near the. i\e1rrort l)ier. \Vorncn·.~ l1h" "l'rn no! ,11 p;ut of thri! ,::r·oup.'' sa~·~ M;1rilyn "! just fer.1 I'm dnin,1:; ~01net h\ng for thr first time. 1 just h11ppcncd In be thPre y,·hen tht>y ;:iskrd fnr volunteers .. Reform · of Airports Tough ",Just h;ippe_ning" lo he there wa~ a lit!le more com· pl icaled than Iha!. In civilian lire Maril yn found she couldn't i:::et a seCretarial joh without experience, so she joined the Air Force. WASHINGTON f AP l -Ne w bills in Congress and the Administration's reaction to \\'idespread protests r r 0 m airport opera!ors indicate new governmen! safely standards for airports Y.'ill be both diluted and deferred. Airport officials claim lhe proposals would double the operatin~ costs or many smal· ler airports. required by the Airport and Air1,11ays Development Arl of 1970. The law sets a il1ay 21. 1~72. deadline for thf' FAA In certify th;:it fl!I airport.s hanrll · ing scheduled airline:-; flights ha ve complied 1,1•i th the regul ations. The rules 11·ou!d require A1rpor1s to have one or more fire l'C'hirles 1nanned hy rrews tr::11ned ln get them to the !'Crne 0[ a d1s11:-ter with in three n11n111rs The ;ln1011nl anr! c·:ip;1h1l1t1• nf t h f' eq u1pn1e111 \\'Otdd hr ;it one of rive ]eve!~. drpend111i::: nn !he size of aircrarl u1<1ng the ;iirpnrl. Airlines could be proh ib1led rrom J;inding at ;in airport 11•hnse fire 1·rh11·le \\':IS 0111 of order for tnnrP !han 72 hours. i\ ;it 1 n n ;i 1 Tr;insport;itinn Saff'ly Bnarri rrpnrt~ shnw then• wrre Li2 ;11 rcrat! ;u·· 1·1df'nls ;it nr near :iu·por1.~ 11 h1rh invnh•rd ftrr he111 ren 19.'i.'i an<l t!ltl.11 . linprol'cd crash. flrr ;in<l resrur ('fju ipmcnt 1111~ht !I ii\ c SiHTd liVi'S in nine nr th,. atr1dcn1~ in whirh 2fl0 people 11cre killed , the report says. Buggies Useiul Thcrf' ~he .col into the n1ed ic-.I Fir!d ;ind w;:is 1,1·orking !he fli~ht ~urgE'n0'.~ nH 1rf' "'hrn thr hcticnp!er rescue and rrcn1'Prv del<1f'hmcnl. y,·a~ bc inp: forn1ed. Nnthini;:: i11 re~11!<1t1nn~ ~airt ;i \\•nn111n eouldn'I bt> nn :in :iir rr.~cue fli,eht erew !t jusl h;:irtn't been dnne before. Squadro•1 headriurirtrr~ al Elgin AFn F'la .. sent word i1 \1·;i.~ ;ill right to .civr M11ri !vn .'I rh:incr . providing !hr de1ach· n1ent commander approved. "\Ve recognize at this timf'! there will be impossible com· pliance dates a n d con· sideration is being given to lhat problem," s;i id .James T. Morse, chief or FAA 's saf Pty operations branch, in an in· terview. Sen. Howa rd B:iker, 1R· Tenn.1, however, h<1s in· troduced nn amendmenl ti) defer the effect ive d11 te of the certification procedure for one year. Baker and Sen. Quentin Burdick, (0 -N .D.J, also have introduced separate proposals to have the federal govern· ment pick up all or most. nr the cost of meeting the ne1v standards. h1orse declined to discus5 11·hat mndirie;itinn:; are be1ni! l'Onsidere<l. sa yini::: ... l'n1 not in a position lo p1·ejudgr wh;il y,·e·re J(o1n~ to s;iy.. \Vr·re i:oing to see if somethini::: will be palatable. yet effective." 11 aluable • Ul R escue Tf1 ork M;i rilyn le11rnr.r! how !n perform her jnb on the ht>l 1coplcr frnrn April lo .Junr "'ilh no conce~sion~ i:::r11nted hrr .~rx So f;ir ;:i\l hrr m1~sinns ha1•e hrf'n pra ct1cf' hu! il1aril.vn i~ lfw1king ror\\·ard to thf' (irs! rr:i1 1·hallrngf' "l'n1 e11f,?:rr 1n !\1ost of the ;i i r po rt operators' conlplaints to the FAA are against proposed requirements ·for cr;1~h. f1rP a nd rf'scue eriuipn1ent and crews. Morsf'! s;iid "we:'re con· sidering some mochlicatinn" of those proposals. FAA administrator .John H. I.OS ANr.r:I.F:S I Ari -The dune bu.i:i:y-nnrc the exclus1\·e tn.1' or JO~ ·riding leenat:cr~·ha.~ been ;idoptcd hy nff1rialrin1n ci~ 11 v11lu<1 ble lnol in brarh rescue y,•ork. LireRua rds ;it. c •\ u n t. ,I' needed anr! In rtri1'f' nff lhP brach in cai;r ;i 11rr1m mus1 br rushed In thP hn sp1t.l l R11l in n1n"-r c1rru111~!<1nec~. V1 l1.,e rn1ld S;l\S, lhe dune bu~ ,Cics h;n·c pn11'cd nol on ly mnre efftrirnl hut ln nJ!er l:i~tini:;. cheaper rn huv and chl'npcr lo operate t h n n truc k~ ro." ~hr ~a1·~ "For onre I'll feel like l 'rn. rr;i !I\· nerded and rtoin c .~ o 111 f' t h i n J.?: fnr . ~nrn ehrirl\'" llo\\·ever. "'h e ~av.~ ... r .think I'll he sc;ircd .. "11 takr.~ izuts 1o 1vnrk 11ndl'r a !i .OOO·pnund hf'l1copter hovrr· 1n,C nvrr .1·011 six feet nff the .i:rnund ." ~he ~:i y.~. The Nation<1l Association nr Slate Aviation Orlicials said the crash, firP and rescue proposal alone v.·ould cost si n average of $100,f)(){) per airport ror equipment, or a total of S55 million, plus a like amount each year for npe ratlon al costs. Shaffer said in a letter tn Sen. Carl Curti~. I R·Neb. J, that "il appears that the proposed airport certification rule, ;is proposed, will be modified in certain 11reas." The final version of the , rules is ex- pected in late autumn le;iving I he airports abou t six n1nnlh~ l.n comply, unless Baker's amendment Is passed. bc;ichl's in the South Bay ;ind Malibu areas of Lns AngelP.~ Coun!y are nnw using twn of the squat. fal wheclcd 'r---------------....;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..iiii-.--11 1'he FA A proposed 1he ~;ife· ly standards last May 14 as vehiclrs. ou1f1!lcd w i th' ' emeri:::enc~· gear. I Proble11i Ce11ter Has "Thr <lune hu,e,1;1 es :i rl' pro. \'\!1~ rnore rconon1ic;il and 1nore praclic11I fnr hcarh use than !hf' cnnventi0n;i l 1rurk .~." ~;iys l11ck Fitzgeralrt. director of !he county Ocpartn1ent nr I ts Ow11 P1·oblems Br ache~. Fitzgerald says !hc.1· arel more maneuverable and tht>Jr open rockpit allows a 8\> T[nnY CO\.!LLE The office ~p:icP. 1~ used for lifeguard In sef'! in any direc· rounse!ing. y,·ork ~hop,., r::1p tion fr om his ~eat. Of 1~1 0 1il1 P'ltl! Siii/ I h srssions ;inrl trainin" n f Kid~ 10 trnub e h2.ve 11 ome "' The rour ·wh rrl dr11 r hull· 1·nlun\ecrs. Rohr rt Aldrtrh. In the Harhor Are;i "lt'S ;ire enu1p""d 111\h red !hr renter',\ directnr. 1s rh,. ,.. ., ,,~ !l 's railed 1hc Cnsta i\lPsa onl,\' priiri st::iff Jl1('mbc r. ;ill Itch!. siren r:id1n rrsru(' •i'nuth rrnhl rni Ccntrr olhrrs fire vnl untcrrs hunl's ;i re ~ us cit ;it n r . But tl.1 onc1 av night 1 h " 1\in g s;iid mo~t of 1hnsr \\l1n Prohlem renter ;il111fJSt lflst 1ls bl;inkl't.~. f1r~1 ;i1d surplie~ use 1hr prohlem cen!rr ar'e rl 1 d ' own hnme. ;in ~ nu sre:i er frnm lhe Harbor Ar f' ;i . Counc1hncn hrirel~· arrrn1·rd F111 ier<'.ld s;1.1s cn111"rn!1<1n:il , -.!though snme hal'e rorne 11 n1fl ve frnm the center s cur· frnm L:ii;::un a Rell ch, San hc;irh trurks will rnn11n11r Jn rrnt lnratinn. 33~ E. i 7th St.. Clemente anr! S11n!::1 An;i. he 11serl \1'hcn !hr fl:it hed 1.~ 1n big~er fJu<ir1ers Al J.1'.! E. i-:::::::::::::==------=----1Rth SL ,\s it is, the center d1rec1nrs m•_1st come hack in a ye;ir tn request perrnission to ~t;i1• on 1Rth Street. ::l KWIZ 1480 AM RADIO • ALL THE GOOD SONGS BY ALL THE • < > .. l'rn like some people whn rPad ;ibout the ~l anson la111i· h.,·· complaineri Counci lman All'iO Pin kley. "I'm a Jil!le bit leerv." He was !hf'! lone volf'! ajil'.ainsl the mn\·e. : WIN FREE! IT'S EASY ~ l I 1971 Austin America Other counciln1en werP. a\i;.n v•orr1ed lhat some or the problem~ nf youth~ \\'hn visit the ccorcr might irr1t;ite nearhy residents, mostly older i!l CASH (Lots of it) ~I •• .... ~ Hundreds of other pri1es ~I proplt :ind widOY.'S . . The 171h Street nfl ice LS 1n a purel y commercial area. bul there are so me home~ near lhe 181.h Street site.. "I don·t thin k y,·e'll have any problems." said Streeter King. a men1ber of the ccnter·ll arivisory hoa rd. "We'vf'! been 15! .3 ! ! -! at our cu rrent location since .IAnuary. 1970, without any S trouble.,. ,... The vnuth cPnter reature~ a P.;: t eleph~n!' "hot line." moslly E: fnr k1 rls nn drui:,.s ~·ho want ,;;:: help. 11. ;ilso nffer.s counseling 'w I •% nr ;i referral servicf! for a most ,_ ,11ny kind of pro blem ;i you lh ::1 mighl have from prf'!gn.11ncy to I~ a broken home. =: Send a postca rd, or the a tt ached coupo n with your name, cddress a nd. zip code, includ ing phone number to: KWIZ, So nia Ana, Cali f· ornia, 92703. r-----~~~~~·-':~~-----, ~ I I I KWIZ DREAM WHEEL NAM~-----------~.--: ADDRESS------------1 • CITY-------------1 ZIP·------------1 ~ PHON"--------------f ~ OP I t._ _____________________ J ~ Coming Aug. 21 • High Style Hits The Back-to-School Fashion Scene Knits ·and more knits, bonded or unbonded, plain o r double are among the suggestions that fash ion edito r Rosalyn Abrevaya gives for th is fall's answer to ''What shall I wear, Mommy?'' e GOD'S TOUCH -Four famous personalities - Rtlly Grah<'m, Lucille Bal!. Carol La\\•rence an d Tom Seaver -tell a bout ''The Mo1nc nl I Felt Closest to God .'' e SEW FOR FALL -''Se,vini; Corner" feature !n· eludes d et;i il.~ on how to order .11 pattern for A versatil e coat dress for fa ll. All Co1uiu g Saturday . Ill the "~1osL of nur conlacb1 ere with peop le from 13 lo 25 i years or ;i~e." King f'!Xplained . ~ "\Vc've averaged about 400-500 contacts a month from walk· 8 ln~ ro phone call!\." S !I! Listen for your name on the air Tht Cf!111f'!r Ii; le;i vini;: A f:ic11ity with !lOO S(Juare feet of 6pt1r f' [fir O!le nf 2.000 ~Ullrt' feP I. "\\Ip nf!ed thf'! room,'' :; 1480 ON THE AM DIAL I I DAILY PILOT I ~l..__ ______ __,1 sa.ys King. ·~ KWIZ 1480 AM RADIO • All THI GOOD SONGS IY ALL THI ON YOUR ClEAN OUT? FOR FAST! FAST! ACTION! CAll DAILY PILOT CLASS· IFIED DEPT. D I A L D I R E c T -- 6 4 2 -s 6 7 8 • ~~~~~~~~~- -~-1 .. J The Mehtlins Are Moving Yrri -In San D•rcn 1ha1 i~ 111ld l<'a\·1111.: 11 n1fry J hf'd· mon1. I·\ ha1h ~lr,,;i \'rrrlr /l(lOlf', .Inn IS ... uh lht' 011 .1 or H1 1r.h11;1~·!i Ander llrpl :nnrl h11'.:~;;" ~:~:r:11~:·1:r~r~~r£r:< 1 f'ilr"I has rlrrorairrt hrr hnn1r r ight up 10 i:nuf -Ii 1~ squf'iiky clf'an -do,r 1n i:rhonl.~ -~hnppllll! and transp<Jrta llnn, ,\ nf'ill :i~. ""r loan 1ha1 mav hf' l\'i,U!llf'rl I 11·11h p;i~•nu•nr"' nr nrll) $lli~. ~·111! pt 11'1' ~1S,!\.'lt ~1111 'r I 11!1!'11 ,l'\111 ,1 .. k ,)•)0 11 h11111 I h1>:l11"1y h1·1ri1.:f's 1111rl r;1rlh· q1,;1I;,·~. • COLESINORTHY & co .• ' REALTORS ~1 lljl.I "'"" 111 n ll Macnab-Irvine ftr..iil.1 Cnrnpany SPACIOUS DOVER SHORES BAYFRONT A tu:1.urn1u"' :>l'llJO ... q, fl.. hvr 1 .... r1rnn1n hnnv• 11 uh ;, b;Hh~ pin~ po111lrr 1~.nni. En1r1'· r;11n 1n 11\r ~~1 'i :ill !1 1·1111: ro1r1111 .~· 2 ~1,•1 1 •l•t1111c. 111nn1 11h ilr !hr 1••01111.:~1rr~ r n10\ 1!11· c•• ••I. 1~11111,\ 1:,~u11 i. I 1>"tlllrJr,·k. [ ... \Uf•<lll~ 11111,!f'f ~llllr lu1,. ;111 rrwln~rd nHl•·r '1lr'o1'1·. M11cn11b-lrvine 642-8235 675·3210 YOUR MOVE i'nu 1·;i n tfl ke A rlv~111;1g.r nf II fi'I,. ;i .. ~Ulllilhlr ]f1Hll nn 11111' Vll<'AKT, COLLf:t;1·: P1\Rh'.. l'f1t'flrr Ir.I ho1nP 1111h i m n1 r r1 1 R t r nrr111111nry ,.;;<'hnnl~ llff' 11 1\ 1·ln~r h,1• 1111d I! h;i.~ 'I h1i,: 1'11111/lll~ n~!lll 11IV1. Sli"I Ill" I'"~~ 11/I. S26, 9SO. Newport •• ftirvi ew -Waterfront - Corona del Mar I~ast lar,t:e fee parcel on Ne11'port l·larbor. :\pprox. 1 acre -170 ft. nn \'later, \Vi th 3300 ~'l f t. beach hnnle and dnck. \\'ill sell all or part. Priced under comparable "'aterfronl properties. Phone: 64 2·2171 or see your broker General * EXCLUSIVE * IRVINE COVE 'fh1 s gr;.ir1ou~ horne has 3 ·hl'droo1ns. frin11 !y rnon1 rlC'll; :J cnr g;ir;igc. hollh.v \1f1rk shop; hulit-111. rlcctric kitchen \l'llh huge hr eakfast har. Rcs1dt•nt s of thi s excluslve, one of a kind ;.i rc<1, c11,1o y their O\l'n private. sandy beach 11·ith li feguard protection. 'rhis home is sharp ! Please ciill for appoinlment to shO\\', CHI LT ROB INETT, REALTOR 645-0128 General EASTS I DE FOUR PLEX !'lr]ll'ir 2 Rrrh'll<ltTI lln1!1< \\ i1h I :;:'.:Ir'.~:. ~11,11::hr~111n~~~~~~: 1 .1;r11/ r\1·tu~I inron1r. S'i.'iO. l"'I' n11•r11h . General • fORl\T [ OL~O~ .. , RFA LT()ll S OPEN 7 O.\YS /\ \\'f:l::K SPANISH RANCH $52,950 EXC LUSIVE WITH I Horses, Dogs, View Newport R:11nhl 1nc 2 .~1ory "Olri lfnrld I rharmr1·." 4 m11s~1l'f' bunk· ,, Fair vi ew 646·8 811 (anytime) GI REPOSSESSION e ,\,Ytl\I·: t".\:\ Rl;Y e l".\t'rtlr111 .\'"rih C<>:'l'I ,\Jr-.a lorflll•l!\, 11rar nr1111.:r ('lla~l I Cnllr::r. 3 Rl'dr•~•tll, 2 h11lh.1 t1 111•11t:, h:.1·r11101>rt 11•••1·~ . \llW ~J rlo n•n. F11ll rrwr Sl.'1 11 J(l Tnt11I n1nnfhl1· S211i. h"11~r hrrl1'0r1rn.~. Hus;::,. plln· "lrd f;in1il y rf101n . 2;,· pi<•. tu1't' 1111Y!n1L Srrr·1;1r11!;ir 1 irw .. r r<11l111c; n1n11n1r1i n~. f:l'11.r ~k111 rue f 1rrpl~rr. 1; ~;in1 1r• r.n ~q fl rlrr;.n1 kll rllr11_ \I l\ll <ll i::l11~, lo rl r\11!~1! ra1 1n. Znnf'1l fnr h11r~r~ a11rl rlnc~. 1 F l'l.L .\('!lF. r ni-rr\ tn ~•·11. l!ur· ry ..> Dia l 645·0303 fORL\l [ OlSON "' R E A LT OllS 646-88 11 p.11•o;; r1•rryth1n.1:, \':!t".1111. (anytime) -FIRST TIME OFFERED ., ~ N1r·p s11rd hrd1.1•1111• h11lh<, ~n .. 1·1al (',II Ill' !I ;i1111ri11rd k1l!'hrr1 r·ah111• hra1n c·r1l1111.:.~ "n 1! ,. l>prri;ll c1111111:-( ;, i'.01 I ·, .. 01'rd11ok~ rrl11\1!\(:. fr,h1•11ul Q111r 1 pl'il'll•'1 on r11l·d• .... :i, \\'1lh rflllm ror :r~llrr 01 'Y $.1.1,2.)(1 (';:ill :.-1;,.~,111 10r•r11 r1·r•l !1n1 I 1 ' ' !'.ill •IO.Jl>I 1r1p,.n ,.,.,. •. ) ~ HERITAG[ . _. IUl UIUt CVLLEGE PP.RK I 1:1· 2 li;1 C••1·rr1•it l;in:11. I•• • 11rl \\'~Ikon(' {!JS!Rn~r. IP all "l'h•• J~ fl,, l'll"J"l'g. Only s. n.(Kl'l, ';,v,,.t 1rrm<; CORBIN- MARTIN CAMEO HIGHLANDS ln1m.1r11l;i1r hnn1e 1111h :i hf'drrvin1~ & 'l h;dh.~ Pl11s IA n:r rl111111c room .~. 111 11 ;1lr ror•ln~rrl ~·ard !GI T1n1•• !ll n1lahle \l'nn't la<:1 nl S.,.'.~!~I REALTORS ~1:-.'C'E 19'1 1 673-4400 \outh,.(~ oast REAL TORS 644.7662 I [-MESA VERDE-SUPER DUMP I TOTAL P RICE $2 4,000 POOL HOME I Thi~ ll>t• :=ol In ho-!hr hr~t NO DOWN G.t. l111n111,.11l.1tr ~ hrlr P-.cT~rt. ,,f ~It fl\• r 11rprr.o;, Rr1nc1 BUYERS l<'I nr 1.;trrlnf' k1l1 1\r11.j \PIU' r..-..i . il lld ~11 .. vr] 4 $100 DOWN I.ii~" flt'"pt,1,·r . 111•" pi1!111 ho ·1li «11111,, ~ h;i•h~. f;imil.v PAYME NT F.H.A. pl11. 'il"rkll!•c 211\10 11 l""'I rn•1111, d"111o1,. fir pl.•r" A111I fnr 1111.• fr1lu1lo11~ 1 hrdron1n, !liurv nn Ill•~ on1• Uni.I l.in:r l•ot 1111h plr11tv "r 'l <ll)ry hllll.•r 1111)1:; 11+1 11<. ~11 11111, Hl•'l;.!!''"'!I Ir•'<"!< Tr1T1f 1r firarly fnr ,1n11r fli'•·1111.irw1 (',111 ~l.~·l\."1">il ''""•l l'"l ''" '11111·: f'lll·<fr.~,o.r. ll'l\I. Cn111plr 1rlv l'ill'fll'lrrl ii~9 'l hr· h!''l p;i r1 ,, fl1P rrwl'. rl ll'll'llll, illsn 1l 1·;q1r~ Nrw [ ~!~,j'J~" ~ ~·~,;'.lr 11~~,:~~1r,lr1,o.il~. For l!OUI 111.vl" k1trllrn 11 llh ... 11 h111ll· 1 • .!~~--~!~!il,~-~~!l~~-~-!-~!-1n · 111rlnrl•nc do<h"11•hrr (;\II \l•i .. ~\I) il)p,.11 ~:1·r•.) rKl11hl1> ~ilrilJ:r ~1·honl.< And ~hllflfllni::: nrii1 hy. LrT \/.~ ~how 1! lo yo11. Walker & Lee : 27!!0 f!a rl)or ftl\'<I 111 Ad-.ms 1 ;..i;;..CHl\.i 01"'11 'Iii 9 r\1 Cozy Cottage DELUXE TRIPLEX 22f,I; 1\IINEH. r '."IL Prnorrly find "fll'll 1;1ncr~. In llfl-10[1 •·11n•l1t1011, $52,SOO "lnuf\'iric'.:Rcartr 546-5990 ;-.:,.,., Nr"''flOr l l!<'1s,:hr~. 2 HR., !!~~ ... !!!' ... !!!'!!!'-.~!!!' li:r. k1lr•h 11/hrkC.•I, 11n11k. Ruildrr~ Rrpn5srs~inn N""' 1.v Or;·or-.1rrl lot•irlr .t. PATIO HOME \\'11h ;1IJ 1l1r ,~1111 rn1r11rr.~ - a ~ hrdrnnn1 hnrnr do~" lo 111.rcc ~hopp1ni: r r n Ir r. ~r'IMl'll~ 11111! )Pl "Ill,~ ;, 0\!ll• u 1r~ rr<nn lhl' h1·:u·1, ~or in • fnrn1atlnn ('ill[ 6 1f>-7171 ln11nrrl1:.lr (),·,·111u1nrv n111. V.'lc11n1. A.•k1n1: $21,!lOO. J J Hr, 2 1>11, f;1111 t'ln, hlln~. CALL e 64,·2 414 frplo•, ~ll.i:;: vrr11nc:. (irpe A.;di. tl1n1•111t. frn·rl rr:.r ~<11rl, fr-nl I 71-[:t:TYC. .v~1·11 l1111~1·p11;.: \\ ~11nnldr1 s. -VIEW-BAY & PARK Nt•r Nt wport Po 11 O rflrt T.!OO i;q . ft. Ito! lt!:i_ Vallnr.' Fl (l;\I Tii i:> (,'O;';Y 2 RF.D· "':"'. 11r., r'l11<'rn t1~. Ph ROO o\1 (';ipr Cod hn n1I'. Th111 REPOSSESSIONS 52~·.,.HO. ~27·~fll'il aftrr ~> P111 · nr•v 11~11nc 1.• r'f!mplrle wi:h Sparkllng clean horn'!-!, Mimi! e MESA VERDE e 1': '1h1lr [l trkrl lrnr~ i nd newly palntf'd & CRrp!!ICd. 2 I 3 R 1-~ I I •.. h tl'alllllC' f<l~('~. S4!1 .. )I'() 3 4 & 5 bd So -h . I'{ .. ~u 1, :!Ill .Y ~, c rn. E RRETT · · rm5. · nie wll r:-<1•1•11,..111 rondit1nn $27,!l.YI. PET BA f"(Vll.!1. FlfA-VA l'Onv. rern1s, · REALTY from $20.000 to $40,000. --"lnua\ <r6c '.:Rcaftr 546-5990 01LLINS & \VATIS INC. 642·5200 8!1(3 Adams Avr. 002-j.'!23 ----1 -------* • * • • --------$27,950 $21 950 I O\\'N>:R TRANS' • Rerl~. I ,. 1 hui::r f;11111ly nn As,o.un1r 4 B:I + fa fl R cu·.~ 2 t>l'drm . hon1c on ;J.i'x 6','~ ;.pr l~ll(1, rn!r)' ll;ill, m y m. l.l• Jot , rl111111c: r11nn1, h u It 1-1 n g. Br1111tirul hon1r. 4 hrdrooms. Arnold & Freud f1rrpl11rr. ru~1flrn rtr•1.c:n. f'llu~ rt .. n 1h111 1.."'llllrt ll": !Ith :\AA E. 17th. C.~1 . &16-775.i Brk. l .'.2,!=lj(), tl11n Klcln. hrdrn1, fam ily rm . huill-ln.,, BEACH BARGAIN r!11.y.~ 111 ."l'fn..1720 f1rrrl111f'f', Pftrk llkr y1u-d . \.10.1720 Rf'!1ut. 3 e n,, family rm.. NEW C BEDRM !TARBELL 2955 Harbor bit~. 2 r.\r i l r. All thla for I \\'t;STHAVf.;\ lhllic.,· '11,.11 only $2!1,500. • ·""" O\VNE"R liFSPERATl" 4 CAYWOOD REAL TY t'Tf!l~. Surrnundrrl n,\· ''·'""" .. ~. 6306 \\', Co:i~t Hwy., N.8. 548-1 290 6 UN !T.<; -F:n•t~1r1" ('\I f'lf'l~P' !n ~r'1rvil~ fnr!ln Co., Rltr~. ' tinn1"'· Onl,1' nn" i"fl 111 Rrrt1'001!l . 2 halh•. h111lr-1 n s.~::.:.oo 1\ll '"rm.< !\ ·11.i r11nzr " lll'rn, r!•~h\.111,'<hrr, RC'fll1.1· ~-17·M~l l11mll y t'<Y1 p1, t'<'Ar h\·1n11 A l;M<I 'A'llllt Ad " ' ln 1P~!m,.nt • rn1, hrk s2.1.»11n. ~1j\r1(1n \1t•1;1!I. ct.~.\1\ R1 ~4~1 720, Pl'r'< 1111 !Iii~.!\%~ ·~··-· ... ----, I '· . , .. DAi l V PILOT Tnunda~. A11911sl 19, 1971 Everyone Hos Something Thol Someone Else Wonts DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Con Sell JI, Fin d 11, Tredo It With o Went Ad The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast -Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results THINKING OF SELLING? Let us help, we will buy your house for ih full value. The only additional expense is I 0 /0 of the selling price, we also ho ve a wailing list of qualified buyers who de- sire lo move lo the Cosio Mesa -New port area. If you ARE considering selling , please coll our office. You will receive friendly courteous service -absolutely no obligation, it doesn't cost anything to investigate our service -you might even save! 546-8640 2629 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 546-8640 General PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 12 Linda Isle Drive Elegant ne\v 5 BH. 4 lh ba. horne 'r/rorn1al din. rm., fam. rni.. \\'et bar. lrnpress1 ve en- try court w/16 ft. mahog. doors ... $179.500 341 For Complete Information On All Homes & Lots, Plea1e Call: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR New Location at Entrance To Linda l1le -The Islanders Bldg, Bayside Dr., Su ite I, N.B. 675-6161 General OWNER MOVING OUT Thf'lr nr,1• hon1r> now rr11d y. sn \"OU (",II\ ITIO\"f' Ul j.,•fo1i· :<i·h~tl. :"'t-:Lr.t-:H 1\.~XJO U.'>. SO ~l /\1\1•: Y(ll 'H OF~·1·:r: ;-!()\\!' J I~ it lw(ll11 1(11I ~ hPfll"(~llll ti(>lll<' Ill 0111' Of \l•""ll \'o•nli•'.< nrni.•.<I 11n•.i<, 2 hl11•'k.< h~11n "(._';1J 1lorn1;i'' ~··hon! ~~.!-:[) IU·:LJ>' A~k ing s.1 1 .~r~1. nown payn1rn1 o! 10' ~ nt'l'dt•d. co: Ts ' WALLACE REALTORS --546--4141 - ( 0pen Evenings) ------WESTCLIFF IMMEDIATE 10010 DOWN $48 500 POSSESSION IN WESTCLIFF ' [,1l(lk 111~ f•\r f'lf'~:t1H·r ~l\d I ~\'•·r"_lru11• qual1f1r~ 1ri n~s111nf' OUR BEST BUY eas;· 111a1n11•111\tH'f' in a!.!<~~! I 1lns lui<I llllt'l'C"S' VA )o ;i11. \Valk 10 !>hops. Sl·hool and ari•r1 ~ Hr sure 1•i 1n.•1M·i·I ·rr~ .. shadPll nlodl"n1 ~ ~!- park. Rl'au!JfUJ •I brdroon1 . !l u~ 2 hf'<l1wm + 1!rn + n•nn hinnr ' 111 f!U ll'! rr.~•- .1harhs 11·11h larl{I' poo•l. Thi~ Jan11l.1 rno111 !ionic fll! tfUll'! <lrnli.il l!l'l'il 11 iih all bui11 . hon1r 1s ~harp ;ind 1•lf'ar1. .~II'<'•''-l\"alk I<) \\"r~t,•l 1ff OPEN DAILY l to 6 ~11.1pp1ra:, :"lt11 r11wr.~ S1·t11 •)I. 1345 Sussex Lane, N.B. pa1'h, l 1hrar~. ,\111il:dilP r<'I" quwk rwo'lll••1tH"y. (".111 lnr ar1)111111n11•111 1~i1\' -1;rn.;171. lachenmyer Realtor ' I J-:1 "~. 6·1~-'.!'2:fj ! \\F:LL lrx-1:1t"r1 J->s1•ir, (' \l !l\\'.\;l :I! Tr:u1s. ~11 1 n1 Ji!Y>l, •I 111:-. ''''') 11rr·."'ln1·r . r.11n1I,\ 1«1.;111, :111rl ovcrsizrd lot w1lh 11l1•111y of rnnm for hoal nr 1r;111!•r \\ a 1 k to p.11•k. .~.-11 •• ,1~ ~1111 i<h<1pp1n1:. On\,v S . .1)1.!1.o(I -- outh oast -"' - ROOM TO ROAM You can really stretch out in th is 2500 sq. ft. home v.'ith it's ~ large bedrooms. 3 baths. 11UGr.~ BONUS ROOr..1 , built-ins, lush shag carpeting. ne\vly painted. Excellent assum- able 61/2'/C loan. Owner is anxious-terms flexib!c .... , . . . . . . . . $35,000. "HIPPITY HOP" TO BEACH 11 ere 's a REAL SPLIT LEVEL beauty. ATRIUM type ENTRY. huge living roon1 \\•ith fireplace. 4 lovely bedrooms. 21/2 baths, built-ins . \Vould you believe only 3 BLOCKS from Tl-I E BEACI~. Compare at .... $36,400. "ON A CLEAR DAY" '{ou can see forever from this fabulous. cus- tom built. VIE\V llOME , high atop the hills in CORONA Del MAR. 3 large bedrooms, 3 deluxe pullman baths. TEXAS SLATE FIRE· PLACE. 4300 sq. ft. \vith a 2100 sq. ft. base- ment. 1\ll !hi .~ and a PANORAM IC VIEW OF' THE P t\C..:fF'IC. Call today for an appoint- n1ent. .. _ $125 ,000. "SLIP" INTO DOVER SHORES Your PRIVATE SLIP descends from this beautiful Dover Shores VIE\V hotne. \.Vith Its sun1ptuous Jivin,1.1 roon1 and inviting fireplace. 3 lluge bedrooms including a r.t!ASTER'S su11·r~ /!liars \\'Orth the price ). 2 Deluxe baths and a gourn1et's delight kitchen. J\1ake an appotnlrne111. '"[)on't slip·up on this one." a n1arvelous buy at ... $1 17,500 "INVEST" IN YOUR FUTURE!! 16 split le vel. deluxe units. all 2 bedroom. 11/2 bath. Lovely un its! Situated on a gener4 ous 180"x l:l2' loL All electric kitchens. ceil- ing radiant heat. individual hot \.Valer heal- ers. garbage disposal. Priced right at $250,000 "LOOK NO-MORE, MY LADY" Let us s hO\\' yoir this extra s harp. split level, 2 bedroom. 11-'.i: b<ilh home \vith \l'<lll to \Vall carpeting and built-ins. Clubhouse & pool 11 ith it's "NO C1\fiE'' privi leges. A real find at 523,800. General REALTORS i 644-7270 2828 EAST COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. General tnplP~. 2 BH'l' ,,~,·h. fno·d b• . l•ULll l!I~ Hrk s2:1 ; . .() \"ards i;:-nruc:r~. 1tu-0111f' Sl20 (';111 \l:111.1n \l,J:111 •Iii)~. ~o. s.\11.:~kl. By l'\nr. 6~~-:i:i.1 1 j _:, u::_<~'U. ••r ,., <'!<. \lt>~-\I'~·~. --COST A MESA INCOME Ueneral General EASTSlDE COMMERCIAL LOTS IT'S NEW IN COSTA MESA 8 MONTHS OLD \llililiiiiiiiifi~~~~r;~~r;;/ A~.<un\r I :1 Ln11n nl 11·1.:iOO 10:1 \17:,·. \\'ill r;ikr ~IX 11n11~. II \\!" 1n1;1I p:1yn1rn1~ nr Pr1rf"d right RI $1 ~1.9'".il'.l-w1!1l SI i1 !If) r~-r 111n Cn'nl 1.-•r-1,..rm~. CALL FOR OUR PICTURE BROCHURE OF CURRENT LISTINGS OFFICE OPEN SAT. & SUN. Outstanding Broadmoor. RARE FIND vie\\' fro1n 4 BR . hnme in \··acant. see anylin1e S74 .500. CAMEO SHORES Family room with tile floor & brick fire· place, 4 bedrooms. 3 baths. $82.500. WATCH THE B'.UE PACIFIC Neat 3 BR .. D.R .. fan,. rm. home on quiet canyon in Corona del .Mar. Access to priv. beachell. $69.000. WATERFRONT DUPLEX With boat slip. Ne~'port Island. 3 BR., 2 bath up. 2 BR. 2 bath down . $85,000. LUSK HARBOR VIEW Sunny kitchen. familv rm .. garden in this 3 BR. 2 balh home. only $62.950. 4 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE CONSIDER 10% 00\\IN -near schools, pools; University Park -S30.900 133.()700 Coldwell, Banker 64-4-2430 SSO NEWPORT CENTER DR .. N.B. rn'r Int "ill\ l••·•I .~r tr.u!1•r T.1'x:\11()' _ l!arll(lr Ah·rl. ('om. acn·~~ r.xl1'n nr 11r1·!!~ lt'nd-1l1l'r~·1111. .• -.;I N'PI 1 rr,1 r nr r r lo11 Ill): '""ff' lnlo•rior propo•r1y nl.~o. A A111-s;i1n ol !1•·-.11!_1 p;11111t•d 1hruou1 Al-$7:•.000. ~·I """ 1:rr•r11 ~h.IJ::' i·a1"Jlt'1-'1·1'0 A1-rr~ _ fl1·r.in~!tlr _ !'fl• in~ tlu-uOUI. 3 h111:r hf'ri-.~1n1•red rrs1drnli;1\ .11\);ir"l'nl '""nn1~ 01• t'0111·rr1rd drn n l~o 10 r;L (',\,\llNO COL"NTHY 2 tJ:11h ~. f nrn111t rt1n111i: Cl,UB. S\19,:i{)(l 011-ner 11•1U ;irr~ (i!"Ji no dn11•n or F!IA carry_ 11111· dnll"n 11!~0 l\\'11il11hlr. ; Walker & Lee 2i!IO llHrbor Bl vd. 111 At\11n1i;I'-""'" :tr1-o m.-1 flprn ·111 9 P!\I BEAUTIFUL In !lurhor Vi<'w !lomr~. nn 220 E.17ttl 646-0555 l'nr! Stn:•llll'ld. You n11·n !hr 1-:vr11 11H .. "l< rall 61fi-r1i9 l11nil f.· rhr pu1tl n2 i;:rrrn. * 11·11 h R r<'r1lly lo1·rly !i h<l - rn1., r11n1ng rn1. & l11mi ly rn1. ho1111•. 3 C11~ J.:.ir . .$6.~.900 675-3000 Call rnr p1cluf'f' bnx'hlll'f' 11"Hh pr11't°" & dl't111 b; BAY• BEACl-t REALTY ·~· COMMERCIAL LOT rl1''1r1rr. 1~nC"f'd 0.11 fi\6-.i lil. NEWPORT HEIGHTS J.\lillFOJ1\TE 01'\t"l'/\:\CY 3 Balh~. rt1rung rm .• f:imil1• I rm., hull1-\n klt('h : rlbl. gar11ge pl11~ 11·nrk~hop. Oul rloor gas BBQ t.-~l!!I 1nto·h. Rf'aut. 2-lr\'rl ln<ls1:111:. In I b!ll'k ye rrl. l.Jv'R!t<rl nn 1J•11•·I Nr\\·ly d<>ror11rr1l. /\~sumr 1'~,'i-11pr loan lhn.::r !nm 1ly rn1 , d1nin~ rm. t1rrr•l11r·r :l l)"(lm\S, ro'tlt hkt> p11_1 - r11rn1" ~Kl li!fl TARBELL l9S5 Harbor · Call now on 1h1s S?f'cfacular 4 l)('{lroorn, 3,h,irh OOmr th11.I lrlflk~ l1k(' a n1ndr!. /\ doublt t1rrplarr ori•·ns 10 bo1h eon- \O' 'l'HE REAL \"'-ESTATERS .. ' ',.,,' • I~ I ....... ,, .. I~ i -·· ... I~ General General ====-=-=======-=-=======-=:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;!Go--·-·-··_1 ______ ---0-~ * 2 DUPLEXES * Newer, side hy side. Sell one o · bolh. 3 BR 2 ba. ea. Near beach $52,500 each. 2 STORY STEAL BAYFRONT -PIER & SLIP Newer 4 BR. 2 bath. 2·story home with shake roof. dbl. stone frplc., livmg rm. & sep. din· ing rm. overlook Big Bay. secluded patio area & lovely lawns, Lge. 2 car garage. Good cond. & some ne\I.· carpeting. Our exclusive listing. $195.000. Call for app't. to show. Cati: 67J.-3663 associated BROKERS REALTORS '4025 W. BA LBOA BLVD. General Gener•I * * * * * * TAYLOR CO. SPACIOUS S BEDROOM HOME In \Vestcliffs most delightful area. Huge rum· pus room \Yit h extra stair\vay to rear patio. Rm. for pool. Close lo schools. Drive-thru garage. Call to see .... , . . . . . $79,950. ··our 26th Year" WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road NEWPORT CENTER _.910 General General MESA VERDE 5 BEDROOMS- 3 BATHS 2700 SQ. FT. UNl()UI' li()Ml'S Elei;:ant, splil -lrvrl hon1r. lri!'a! for !nq;r family. Ff'a- 1urcs Ulrgr lamily roon1 11 i1h bnrk f1r!'pl11ce an<I 11'1'1 h11r. huge rnasl('r s1111r>. lovely 1:olrt shag carper1n~; lll'aut1flJ!l y landscaped, Sll- uated 1n a quie1, country al- n1osphrre with !!.'l:tra pnv- nry. Full pnrr $54.~. Phonr 5·16-2313 for appoint· men!, ~••I £1111e, 61S<600Q GeOrge Williamson Realtor 673-4350 64>1564 OWNER LEAVING stall'. 4 Bdrm., 3 baths. huge fan1ily rn1, assume 6lJ-4 '.4 loan. Dining rm, BBQ firl'pit, Brk, $28,000. Helen Uu1ng days al 842-{.691, eves. at 84i.-720J. fantastic bargain 1.1 onJ y s~.500 v.•ll ich 1ncJudet1 4 huge bc:'rlroom~. 15x20 fam- ily room, form.al dimng roon1. 2 ba!hs, l'arpela & drapes !hruout plus over llK!O sq. ft. No n1ispnnt or mistakt'. Trade yours. Walker & Lee 279(1 Harbor Bll•d. at Adams 5-1).-0.lf:i.'l Open '11J 9 Pr.I 1 Acre & 1 House $35,000 0 \VNER [)(>spt'rate. Assun1e 51•'1> apr lo/ln. 3 Br., hugr lam. rm. "'/fu·eplace. Brk. $24,950 Ca11 Dan Klein, Hurry for t111s good vallJf!. ~0--1720 I SI0.000 undPr the marker. · Room to b11dd 12 units nrnt Balboa Island lhc !:;onus is a trn ye11.r old DUPLEX -2 br ups!airs. br do1>.'n. By 01>.•ner_ $19,000 firm. 67:Hi017 V-.' ATERFRONT LOT South hay By owner * 67~10 2 hC'droom house. C a I I 6-IG-71 il. ~THEREAL f:~')'.I'f!JE.~.? Balboa Peninsula j DO YOU KNOW? ;;;;;;;:;::;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;; lh•I oh;, ''"''' 3 b<drnom 3 PRIME E. OCEAN BLVD. LISTINGS 3 Bedroom, large d!'n, 2 Bcd- ronnls $6.1,000 4 Bedroom. 2 barh double lots $7.),000 J Bedroom. d1n1ni: rm. f;1m. rm, :1\2 BA, 2 IOI~. $12:1.000 PETE BARRETI -REALTY- 642-4353 Corona del Mar and fonn11J dining room and only J }'Cao; new is !or sale now 11 nd It is convenient to South Coast Pl11za. schools and s1!ua1<'d in beau:iful Ranchn ,'1,1 sa. T .is t'hoict homl' is prirro at on I y S29,51XJ. All !Prms. See It !•'i<l ~ _\' ! COLLINS & WATTS ~~l't'S. 6-J2.Qol27 NEW LISTING 3 BR 2 BA, profess. redec'd, x!nt area. \Valk 10 schools, n1ove in before school ASSU~IE 7'iC GI. STORY starts. H urry~ I BOOK Z BR BY O\VNER. larwin realty, Inc. J-"rplc, catbl'dral lx>11 ml'd 2lj62 Brookhurst, Hn:gn Sch ceilings, new shag. Charin-54~5411 anytime t ing palio, he au t 1 f u I I::XTRA nire 3 brlrm 2 bath 1 landscaping. \Valk ;o heh or l home. Nrw pain! in & out.I slores. Plan~ for rear. uni!. Fenced yArd. Covered patio. Truly a un1qt1e home in Im-Vacan1, move quick! Big n1ac . cond. S·\·1.500. t7 14J RS!iUmablr FHA Joan ask-· 67'.1..-4435. ing S2·1.000. By Qwne;, Ask l * SPECIAL * for Ray 67~3:i89. I ChRrming 2 & den. 1·};, ba·~. • MESA Dl::L J\-IAR * beaut, frpl r Carp. P, draprs. By 01>.·ner. ·l BR. Jg Ji 11 rm, Bltns. Lois of rupboan\.~. 1·\ lta. all w/crpL Spar.• Ownl!r \\"ill build f't'nl11! un it f11mlly rm & kitchen. S1de l !or new bu~r on this cho1ct' }rl for trlr or? Many x!Tas.i n.2 propC'rty. Sl1.700 assum. ;,;•% F HA.1 MORGAN REAL TY s.r~J694. j 673-6642 675-6459 DOCTOR DON'S Doctor Don .S1ou~htun 1~ A lr1f'ndl.V or1hodon11sl Rnd f'l"Pryth1nf! hr rloc.« 1ur11s 'llH t:lraii:h• 11nd sparkling. 1!1s homf' ;~ 11n f'xrepTion! lt'i; a hc;1ch hnme in Corona drl Mar with 1 bf'dl'oon1:-;, nl"w k1ti ·hrn. rormal rlining 11rra. l<1n;r !i1·111i;: roo•m and sunny f11m 1ly roon1. 1111 ~ituah'd Qll a 41l loot lot in !hr 200 block o( tri'<' !inC'd Hrl1otrnpe Al'e· nur. C<i ,\I. Whose Home Is That? Peo11le ollen 11sk abour this homf', I !'~ lhat inviting. Roomy 2 BR. + snug 1-BR. DOG KENNELS guest apt. U:its of shrubs & NU 3 BR. I~ Ille ba, din. rm. Y.A. hf!"al , carp, draJ>N.: hl rns. Lg. g11r. P.n1. for 6' boa!s in rt'at yd. Illn!'ss• forcrs quick sale & poss.I S28,9:it. Low dn. Ov.·nf'r' Qpr>n rlaily. :'ll11rkrl"d hy UN IQUE HQ;\f ES at $6!!.~Jt'.t UNl()UI' tiflMl'S ~ell Es11te, 61s-6000 2•d E. CO~•t Hwy. Co•-0.1 Mir, C1!11. CUSTOM BU ILT l B~rnom hr:ornr. sh~ke rYl(lf, sf'rvlrl' porrh. qual11y r11r- iw1s & clr11fl('~. rangf', rf'- lng, 1>.<1.<:h. n1arh, rln11hlP g;ir11g!', PLt:S 1 Bcdn;i.:1111 1:ur~t hr:ou"" ALL in 1\-l rondi1ion. Vii.c·ant 4 Sf't 11 now! $33,950. OCEAN VIEW LOT Y.'EST SIDE BLUF'F'S. Qllil't srrrrl , exrrllent neii;:hborhood. $17,:iJO. Z.'i..-li down. Owner \\'ill ca""°. Roy McCardle Realtor 1810 Ne\\'J)()rl Blvd., C.~I. S4a-7729 r.1~ Verdi" Realty is oow I; king resrrva!1ons nn 11 ~rr1r~ of new homrs ,lo hr built by 6uccola, in a primf' l\1t'sa Vrrdc location. Thcsr will be 3 to 5 tx-droom homC"S, 11p to 3.000 tifJ ri. 11nd prict'd BF.LOW s.;:,o,QOO. VA fin11ncin~ 1>.·i!l be avail- ahle to qualified buyers. Floor plan~. rXll'rkin; 11nd lot Joca1ion~ al"C' oo..., on ri1s- play at MMra V!'rrlf! Really, r -ll'.l 1\IP!la Vcrrle Dn\'f', Costa l\lf's11_ Phonf! ;,.i&-5!!90. 'The~ a r e f'XCt"ptl(lnal vnl11~~. -SOUTH OF-HWY--:-- Nc11r new .l BR. 2 b!lth & ran1ily rm. El<'C'. bit -In k11t·h.-n, noc Sq . h . • 108. S7:1,:,00 Home Show Realtors "Arl'nct.R 1r Housrhunun11; .. J5J.1 E. CM~t Hwy. CdM 67>7225 • --$·29,35--0 - HORSES grass. Only $52.500. iv/carry 2nd TD. 1792 B!f 111\LF ACRE • 13() roor froniogc on priv;irr road in University Realty Santa An11 Heigh!s, Good .lOOl E. Cs1. Hwy_ 6i3-6.i 10 Ke nv.·ooct Pl a w n er , 642---0267. Two Bdrm. ftxer uppl'r wilh \VALK TO BEACJ{ 4 BR. fa mily POOL, lge Jot. Assume :1•.o:~ VA \011n, rrduced price to S30.900. Very pret1y~ 011,ner 5-l0--1943. lar;;ie fan11l)' roon1 • new Grrat buy undr r S:J().000. roof. Four horse <-orral~. $1200 down. 3 BR, 2 BA. laC'k room aud small h11y d!'n, by 01>.·n<>r. 520 De An:ta harri. TI11s proprrty is one Drive. 675-5709 of the Vf'ry few left. And I ~C-o-slca~M"a_s_a ____ _ 2 Rf.POS F'RO~i $26.000 \Vhat a price!~ Only S2t9:iO -See this. I EASTSIDE 3 BDRM. H11lecrcst & l\lr~11 di"/ Mar. t-"or 1!rla\I.~. \.\'ills Rlty, 5-16-77;;9 FHA/VA MESA VERDE rharming, 1tr11ghHuJ, 3-bcd- room, 2 balh honie in ab- ~lulely s:orgcous rond111on. Huge ra1sf'd hrarth fire- place, lar~e family f1)Qm, sC"paralf' service porc-h. all hllilrin!i and near new deer shag ca rpr11n;;. Almost ifT'· ml'diRI!' ~Sf'ss1on . Pr1N'rl undrr all othc:-s 11! S.11.::..00. C11JI :-.1r, \\'oodson al 545-8-124 !Open eves.) \auth,, (. oast --. I PLUSl :? Bar!K'lor uni's located in BY Owner-6:1.t '~ assun1ahll' In ttl{, n'Ar of \t)e PTOPf'rl\'. lnan. $40(Yi <1n 4 BR, FR-2 Hom{' has J queen-S!7.~r! BA . $32,950. i\li>5A Of'l ~tar OO'lroom~. G<lrgeou~ barh I :i:i7----6.".:_'l6c.~~~----I 11 nd all complr>t.rl.v rt'r!rcor-1 3 BR. 2 ba. Goo1 10f". 11 1rd_ lncon1e fl'(lm un11i; 1s l.111·r-Jy ya rd.~. l24.9;ft S22t> ner mo. Suhmit ~our .\larshall Hrally fi77)...460() t1_011·n pa~mcnt 'Ind 11vr ~rnl 4 BH. 2 BA, ra mdy & dining FREE. t-uJI price is SJ7.JOO. room. 2,1fi \\'ake Fore~! Rd., Call I Collr~e Pk arr>n, 54~2003. Wa Iker & Lee E••• Bluff 2790 Harbor Jllvd. 11t Arla ms 1-.-,-,-'C-L_U_S_l\_"> __ ;_A_f_;E-_N_T_S_• 5-13--().16.j O[l('n '111 9 p;..f SAL.ES -LEASES 4 ~R~~s~_v,;~~~d:*1n ~·-·fr"-" top locaUon. Cornrr lot "'/ C_ ·) ~ mat11r!' tr('I'~. Ownt<r 11nx-(,,T,Sf ~, 1~.: '-' tt llff' 1ous. \\"ill sell Ix-low apprai-~ ---..._'.// sal. Asking $29.!'lOO w/10'1> :'•' really do11·n. 5'1j.;J9-16 or 5-!:i-.1957. ...,,.. * COOL * Covered patio 4 B-B-Q in walltd yard. 4 BR/2 BA family hon1e near schools. ALL TERl\fS availahlP. $26.~. BROKER. 642~816 2--11~ Vi~ln CX>I Oro :--:rwport Brarh h44-1111 The faste~I dn11v ln the Wf!"!I .. 1. Dally Pilot Classified Ad , 642-5678 S©\l~lA-LG"B~S" The Puizfe with the Buiff./n Chuckle i· DEllPI II 1--rl -rl ,.,...,1-,lc-i ! Many a husba nd looks ruo- L::;:::::=::=:::=::::~...,;down because of the bills hls r R U D y E 0 lw;fa -~ e.,, !--.-..--.-,.---,,-; O Comol•tw th1 chtKkl• quolld I I I Is I~ bv filling In tf>e miatr>q ~d• _ _ _ _ _ _ yrw d•v•lop from ll•p No, 3 b•low. .,... ... . - .. f, -.. -I~~~.: 1~!1 _,~.. 1~1 1 ;;;;;;;;;~--1 I l~I _ ...... ...._torblll _ ......... Acr••SI• for ••I• 150 Houlff Furnished lf 3.1.! 1·· FALLBROOK INVESTMENT General CieMral D•n• Paint Fount•in Valley I Huntington Beadi Laguna S.ach LEASE OPTION I SECLUD~D POOL 305 Newport Beech VIEW!! l BR, II( BA, "' ''"' F.V. REDUCED $4,000 \Vtute wa1er view. f.1odem Spanish deror -qua rry ule. ~·a1lls & lots of wood, ! Bdnns.. 2 bath~. family room & bu1l!-1n kitchen. Only $·11.i.'lO. Cali • MR. McCAUL SAYS "SELL IT" 4 a.djacenl 2'1i ac. f'lltlCh ----------1----------1----'-""'-----Newport S.•ch I • ~tale si!P!I. Gateway to RARE INDEED-Tiny cot-l Br, frplc, oceanvlew. crptl, ---------~ f allbrook '/lllage " Sa.n t&.gt! xlnt location. Util incl drps, ttdecorated, 2 car gar. AVAIL Sept 15, F\1m condo. i neighborhood, close to ~ foot \\'11.ll 1nc\rcle11 plush !lt hooh. Hurry llnd call lhls oni-. $235./mo. SHERWOOD REALTY CALL 540-8555 OWNER SEZ "SELL" n"' ~t«.-ul~ A~ moving from Ne\\'PJM Shores and lw.v, a lovely 4 bedroom hOme to M"\I. Thi:re is a lovely living roont to enter- tain a lari;e group. Jormal d1rung area and large kitch· en. Community pools and •Le11n1s courts, too. $39,500. Ca!! &IS.7171. Lu ls Rey Down.i. S~ S105. RENTAL FINDERS $125 mo. 33811 Vk>~ Lan-3 BR's on I llOOf, patio, 2 I, /Jn tacutar views of hillside ALA Rental& • ~5-3900 411. 'W. 1'111., C:OllA W:U. tern, D.P. pooh;, Pult1 r>i: gri'en It. wtdu groves &: horse rancheg, STEPS TO OCEAN! Great Houses * Apt1. E~l~T=-0-,0-------I open view uf Back Bay. $39j Great country for a for single, All ulll pd. SltO. * 645-0111 * ~r mo . 54.~910. 5 BEDRi\I! 3 BATHS~ Immac hon1e! l>lany xiras~ Low VA/PHA 1f'rrns! HAFFDAL REAL TY ' INane ~ari.ltu" home. H11ge ntasrer bedroom ~ Ith J'tornan bath and walk in c!o.~l't. overlooks Irr sh, ~parkltng pool. Forrnal 111·· ing room fea tures floor-10. i::c1ltng Spanish f1repl11 t e find plush shag carpeting. Pop11lar gati:lrn k1tehen has 1ns1dr-ours1c!r counter and fornu.1.l ditung 11rea. This gorgeous 3 l>l'droom Mme Js a\<tila b!f' for only tl!l.950. vl&tan REAL ESTATE 1190 Glenncyre S:. 49~·9'173 a.1n.0316 WHITE WATER VIEW v.·eeke!Wl bide -11way w/ ALA Rentals • 645-3~ <.,,..l:,.,.~rreei io Lnndlord. e LawkATERF'RONT HO~tE • tax gheltt>r. 21 i ac. $17,500, ., e f orest 3 br, 21., ba. $3,000 r1n. The Blackburn FREEi I SJ!lS ~1074, 544--3499 C 646--0231 ~300 l•ndlords-Owners sn.~.JUST Right for One! 1'7-co-~-~----o. ' "v~. We wiU relcr tenant. to l BR. Stove. rctrlg, avail >tuntlngton Ueach PR!r-.1 E 5 11.cres, Bcross lrom you now Jntc-rcontinen!al a i r p 0 r l, l<~REE of charge ..• l>lany · 3 BR, 1% ba, bltns, trplc, Condominiums Unfurn. Coste Mesa 320 · ---2 BR, 2 BA. ne.,.,·!y dec'd'. Pool, dbl gar. Monticello $2'25 I mo. Perron RealtJ. 642-im. M2-4405 F~vr.~: 541·24·16 P ft 1 m d a 1 e . Potential des.ii:able . tenanUI 0 11 our $l40.SEPA~ 2 6 y rd bl\Il lrllioor bar-b-q, (.'(lvered >tuntington Beach w&1ti.ng 1151. . r. a patio, clo~ to schls &: shpg. Li;:~. 4 BR. 3 bath plus 1len, unlimitcrl. $7,0CO. 311 flrn! ALA Rentals e '4S.J900 !~r kids & pet. Gar. Ea.st· $230 mo. 2ll 351-9787 for ir1 ~1yst1c Hills. Beam C't'il's., . W'i~ do..,,·n, 1'7r monthly. side CM 2 f111k'S. Unl-cl1t•\·able price --~B~A~Y~C~R==E=s=T=== Ownt"r !1141 673-60-10. LOS ALTOS . . 1,'~P~P~"=-------/.;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;~I Cal l .>l~S.114 IOJl('n e\•l'S.l Townhouse Unfur11. 335 ELEGANT MANSION or $)9.~!{l. $5-1 .500 is an excellent buy l·R~E~PO.:__s.<_ES_E_Dc_:\0~1-,-.,.,~,-,-"-'-~· Pride of Ownership $ISO.STUDIO type 2 Br. 1~1, BEAUT. 2 story 4 hr/2 ha , "WOODSY" DUPLEX !or large 4 bedroom, 2'1 NO DOWN, $25 mo. Near Home BA Bltns, cpis, drps. Child· forma.1 dln'g rm, l1v 'g &: N ewport Beach Vacant 4 BR 3 BA tr1.!evrl. 3 car gar, sep Jorml Ii\' rru, gallery, lormt rlin rm, Jrg kil ch w/upgradf'ii 1hrrmo b]fin appl's. also eallnC: a1-ea. Sep lrg dl'n \.\/"·et har. full .... ·/w [1M'pl rnas!er bedrm suite 1v/~t"fl0 rt:>trr.11 balcony. .,.,. w crpts, drps, $49,900. Call .. , COUNTRY LIVIN' 2-1 BR. units, walking d1.\ot . ba!h honie. Surroundf'd by lrg la.kt'. 96&-0047. Family -''ilb teena11:e~ ok. ren Wt'!conie. lam room. Gardner incl tu bl'ach. Vrry clean, ll lll&ny more t.X""nsive hom· l-""-'::.::_::.,::::_.:.:.c_____ 4 Bt'droom 2 bath, buiH Ins, --S350/mo. 96'.!-6782 Sii 500 ,_ Condominiums en u mu.':ot to see at · · e in one oC th!'" finest resi· for sale l&O I carpeting, drapes, lease S285 Slov·Sf DENTS fine? 3 BR. e 4 Bdrm, 2 Bath, friilc, REALEX dential areas available. To ----------per mo. Phone Lonr Beach 2 BA. Nr. DCC. bit-ins, crpts, drps. $240 Real Estate arr;inge ti.n appointment, ONE STOR 211. 429-9551. ~10. Call. !168-3477. * Adults Prefe rred if 2 BR. 2 Ba., trpl., pario. 2 Carport, Use of pool. $2.lS l BR. 2 Ba., frp\., new cpt11. drps, 2 car gar, races pool CAU.. REALTOR 54S-69Gli 917 Gh·4 9 ri;:eS6tLaguna contact -2 BR. 2 BA. Tih11ron ·~tali· WrNT~ RENTALS~ Choice S~~~L/O+ G~~ 2 Ba. Huntington Harbour Wa IL er & Lee bu.. resale. Vacant. Low selection of 2.34 BR homes. ' . . • Duplexes Unfurn. fi. down assumes fHA 7% Avail tor Sept CALL NO\V' --BEAT the heat! Lo\'e\y ., loan. _·_ · BEACON * 645-0111 BR, across st !ram ""'aler, 350 in the city in 1h1s :.:rra sharp, rambling Laguna Hills Costa Mesa ranch home featuring l"'in- s1ze \K'dl"{10ms. p,1nclled for-llEATED pool, spill le\·e\ nial dining roon1. 12' x IT horn!', 4 Bit. 3 hil, ..,,·et bar, I 2013 \Vestcli!t Drive 646-nll Open 'Ill 9 PM larwin realty, Inc. S\10-STEPS TO Beach! BEACH BUNGALOW. 2 Br. plush atta. Vacant. Agt. 1 21562 Elrookhun;t Hn tgn Bcb Bacht'Jor pad wf gar, Pet Kida & sml pet ok. Avail10 84 __ "-~™-'-· -------DUPLEX 2 BR, bl!M, 1hu··. crpts, closed gnr., priv bncl· ~ yd. \\•estside. $132.50. wale: pd Call Jelliff, ~16-2082. l' 1/lage Real Estate '62-4471 I~:; J 546-81031 PRICE REDUCED 5 BR, 2'o BA, J11q;:e panrllrd 1 lam. roorn. pool size lot wl lrwt 1rees. Assu rn" 7'~'-0 F!-lA loan. Low, Jo1o11 down. RUSll'. pnllate den, hardwood Cov'd pallo. &.~fl..139S. OWNER floors. 111 w crpts & dr~s, 1 Laguna Niguel I UOTIVATED ~-=-54~6-:_:_54~1~1__;:•~n~y~ti~m~•=-o'7 I constderM, Util pd !oday_ Sl:.0 Irvin• Income Property 166 BEACON * 645-0111 ALA Rent.a.ls • 645-3900 1,;:;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;::;;;;;;; o:.:hrl'r1·-hrlght kitchen with 1----------"" bJ:111 i-t 0 plu_~ lo!s of .sior:-4 GOOD BUYS Fantastic buy in Baycrest G.l.'S NO MONEY DOWN 4-PLEX al: cah1nl'1s. Nc1y r:unt in 3 BDR/115 .. 2 h111.hs, carpels Priee reduclJon to $76,500. & ou1~ Drrp,. de<'p lot. nice· drapes. $31.~ EI e & ant l\tedi!f'rranean. l,11 lilnrlscapPd 1viih tall, tall 4 BDR~1S. 2 00.ths. c;u1ic:s, Slep-down living room. Buys $375.00 per n10. In· h h ""' · f I d' · d I con1e plus ""Ur own home trees anfl n1any s ru s. • = drape:;, 11•1th panora1n1c orma 1n1ng an room or J~ pn~ SZ'.!,;,CXJ. Ali terms. vi('ii· $39,950 pool. Call 646-7171 In live in. Great 4·plex right Balboa Island HARD TO BE:AT-1 Br. 2 BR. 2 baths •••..•..•. $265 Crpts, drp.~ bltn~. to!lcat, 2 BR, 2 baths, den ...... $300 LU:0.'1J RY hon1e 4 BR, 3 BA . walk to bea~h. SllO. 3 BR. 2 ba'.!!., atrium .. $325 Comple!tly ne11·ly I urn . ALA Rentals e 645-3900 3 BR., 2~~ ba's, tam. rm $315 Avail Sept. 15th to June 3 BR., 2 ba's, bonus rm $350 * CALL 847-8501 * (formerly Brashear Rlty.) ,2 hrre in Costa l>fesa. All Call 8'17·1-1 4 BDRr-IS., 2 b.1ths, carpets, I SEYMOUR REAL TY drapes. $32.900 un its rented continually. 17111 Beach Blvd,, Htgn Bcb 4 BOP.MS .. 2 haths, carpets, Be your o.,.,'Tl landlord lor a 15th. $500. per mn. Albert E. RARE FIND-1 Br. Sparious 4 BR., 2\1 ba., fam. rm S:H5 Daylon Rltr, fi1J.-4324, eve liv rm w/frplc, b ug e 4 BR., 2 baths, ·family room 549-0&J1. Sl'Teent.'d porch. $150 util pd. ln Turtle Rock ••.... $350 NE\V 3 or 4 BR, 2 or 3 barhs ALA Rentals e &15--3900 WE HAVE OTHERS Elec kilcben \\•/dsh.,.,·s r, SPREADING ROOi\1-3 Br fri>lc, patio, garage. Avail trg lncd yrd. Cpts, drps: . c-llu.b'lt1~liil , , ---1,1Pahor Sept 15 to June 15. 539--8831, Kifls & pt>ls, $195. 6JS-84i0, 675-6020. ALA Rentals e 645-3!KXl CHARMING 2 br hou~ & 1999 Harbor. C)l Open 'Iii 9 Pr.t 1 drapes. $3t000 change. CaJI ...,,....,......,..,..,...,,... .... 1 Laguna N;gue l Realty 1-=G==R=A===c1=ou=s==1Walker & Lee BY OWNER -SL<,900. 3 be, 830-5050 499-1344 l'~ ba to\\-nhousr BUSINESS forces sale by LIVING nlQ Harbor Blvd. at Adams lJN~LA1co ~ 2 BR. 11,~ BA, gar. bltin!', refris , new !hag crpts. Sharp. $160. &12·:?951. Westminste r 2 Br. Duplex . unfu r n . Chilrlren ok. $125/mo. * Call 8.j(j...-0962 1f Du;:ilexes, Furn. or Unfurn. Balboa P eninsula carpot1. $225 mo. Call r.K). 1 BR cottage, util pd, to! 1-526--4265 or 956-1190. k pet OK ~--Call 96&.-9&-ll 011.ner: 3 BR irnmac. \·icw NEWPORT BEACH ::.t.>-0-165 Open 'til 9 Pi\1 ''Buy OT The -Day'' ~. Rr, Sl l.9.iO. nr St'hools & hQn1r. :\!any e..xtra11. Beach Rare find: this lovely 2 story 4-PLEXES , , . I ~hpg Fl!A S230 rno. 612,..r. pri\'tlcg:e.o;. $32.9.iO or !wst home with hu ge bedrooms, Open daily ooon to -: \\hrte eL~e ca n )n\I find a iO.'ll Rluesai!s &12-8700. oil"•·.''"" down. ,1~:-,162. 11cpai·atc-dE'n and family ·~ d p . 1 .. 000 Bayshores * * + "SINCE 1946" 1st Western Bank Bldg. University Park Days 833-0101 Nights YRLY-2 BR, \I, blk to beach. f\lature adults. Avail 911 $2:-0. 673-3937, 962-2029. 4 bedroont h•1n1P on a 10.1 x " ·"'TI ,.... #<J,IJOO 0111n. rice JJ, · SllO. 2 BR vacation, 118 fool lor 11111h p•yn1l'nli> Irvine Lido Isl• ,,,om "'Ith hilrd;\'ood fioors. 1 \Varner&. Oak, Hunt. B<'h., k'd OK rar, -;;;;:;;.,;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;;;I ChoH't' Art'a. \\alk to a I I 2 blks \V, ot Beach Blvd. ATTRACTfVE 2 BR. 2 BA. 1 s, pe 's )~ of only $171.70 per n1011lh? • h h CaJ * * + N" Foo!in<•'.•.TnkPnvri·th is l SHUFFLEBOARD ••• LIDO WATERFRONT ' 10'.'."°.",i~andsopping. I Newcrpts&drps,tircrl"s, newly de e., lrplc, 1 _ R , _ " ,. G d i~hwa1b e r w i nter $ 35. l B pl us ",,rk 1hop. lBR. 21,9 ba thse. -$300 $32J lriw m.onlhl.Y payrnt'n t \\'ilh Cot••t " ' ro•e g.~rdf'n arr I One or thl' ft'w large hom<'s COLLINS & WATTS fa ht, gas hltins. rl fin. • . I -• I k'" 3 BR 2 b h $3~ ' " " I 11 "-I -LEADERSHIP R E 548-5476. en,_-u or '"5 & pt>!s, · a. tn ~e ·•••· • ~J Apts. Furn. 36t very hnlc clown. Call us 10-Jt••t owo of !loo niany 011(· avai a 1 "· ;i ""' rooins. ;i • • * • * 4 BR 2" b h $3'" ~--··-------, h ,~,. 1 h 9112-5523 E1·rs. &12·0427 C I · .,, a. rn se ••• · ,iu -day, Call s.12.2.;3~ s!andin~ ff',1turf'S uf 1h1s dra· ba t · 011rr .,,,w sq, 1 11'11 8~1·~!113 &12"'1466 orona de Mar $150. 2 BR Occ-anrront home, 3 BR 2~ ba. home •... $350 Gener al m,•l!c 1011nhousr>' 3 Bdrn1s , 1 youro1i·n pnvaJ(' pirr & ..;Jip. BEACH COTTAGE O\VNER FTNANCING kids&. pet~ OK 3 BR. 2 ba (6 mosl •.•• $325 ~· 1• 2 h;i ~, huge fanilly rm , I Le,<;s th 11n .11 :1(),QOO on Pt"I-$21,000 Home '& income, fe111 minules BEAUTlt-'UL. large modern * + * Rent BeautiJul F11rniturt... ' OWN YOUR ow~ 4-Plex. Don't sit on a big equity, ge! your lazy n1onry ..,,·ork1ni::. Call Jar det.:uls about our uni1s! Real Estate by McVAY 2 lrples. Ovf'r 2,000 Sf}. ft. va1e Jrn..;chold . A ~rnUl0C 'Fullprict ,Cll1e&Sharp.Fun ocean H.B. Se!ler c.arri<'S home. 4 Bedroo~s. den, $100. Horse ranch 2 BR ('In i .. ·-·.·.·,· red h·111 ONEfor nsMlilotle NMTr ' for ·ruly grariot1s Jiving invr~irnrn! opportun ity. li\·ing at ihe beach. No 1st T.D. 11.mort. 30 yrs. playrron1. \\'alk to private 12 acres, kids, pets, horses . ,\~king $12.500 r:-.:CLUDING I Walker & Lee d0wn vrts. S550dO\\'TI FHA. Spac. J BR + 3-2's. beach. Yearly or 9 mo OK. TJIE LAND! Call 10011y. Consider IJ·ade for larger le::i.se. Availav\e Sept. 15. STAR*LET 636-2860 I · h W lk & L REALTY c ompete wit 201.1 ,\'rs1clill Drive a er ee unit!. Lorena Terry. Ag!. j~:\::. Box 635 Sun Valley, RENT OR LEASE Un iv. Park Cen!er, Trivne your 100°/oa 616-7711 Op<.'n ·111 9 P~r M7-6061, Eves ~7658· I Call Anytime, 833-0820 Purchase Option ...... ._ ... _._,_.__...,' 2700 Ha.rbor Blvd. at Adams Lots fer Sal• 170 Costa Mesa ONE LEASE \V/OP'TION Ind. llem selection. ' BR 3 h -~ s1· "'" -I v ~-3 BR-freshly painted $240. Laguna Beach 24 Hour Oely. · a."'''"'~' · ··· 1·•""' T D I' h-t A AIL A "' CUSTOM I 5~j..Q46,j Open '1il 9 Pl\1 6 HO!l1ES COSTA r-.tESA ''SINCE 1'.l l6" 3 BR . 3'~ ha. 4.lxRR .. S!l l.:.00 Chffhaven ry, 3 Br, den. s325. mo. 4 BR-Jri;. Mesa Verde S325. to beach, child & sml pet. 'laob 1Pelli!, · -- -1~ealtor Furniture Rental , 517 W. 19lll, C.bt. 5·1S·M81 1 4 RR. 21 ~ ha. :iox~ll .. SR!l,fll)ll eena~ers e ig ATIENTION I sro ug. ~•lh. Elegant 2 3 BR.College Pk. shag $2·10. HARD TO FI ND! 1 Br. steps 1st \\'f'~trrn Bank Bid~. I LIDO REAL TY INC. I Pool i\· rahana. Lgr. family BUILDERS 557..{).lll. l BR.COllt'ge Pk. 11hag $235. $1.'iO. 893.Rj:U 5'1.5--01.~ Un11"rn:11y Park :1:"117 Via L1rto 673.7:100 ~~n. ~ rrlplc.j ~<'ar2J~. ~ sr. 13/4 ACRE R-3 East Bluff 4.5 BR w/game room $250. ALA Rentals e 645.-3900 -D 833-0101 N . h t L ~l' oo ~. R. ha. n y 3 BR. ~t~a Verde $750. ''MINI-PARK" ::·:::Y:'====::::::':::9::::': M ' . v· . I $3ii.:.OO. 0[l('n Oa1lv 1-:l. \Vil! lake 37 lo 40 units GREAT view! 4 BR. 2 BA. 546-9521 or 54~631 ------ Anaheim TI4-28'101 LaHobra 694-370S. $200 r.10 . want artist to shafl':! beaut P .. osarito Hacienda. M'p npt $!00 mo. 548-975.i.. 1 1ss1on 1t110 640 St. Jame~ Rd. PERRON REALTY-6-12-117t lo vely _yard, $475 ,incl. N' h I R I E j j QUtET CQ)·IFORT! 2 Br. Live 3nd play on your Cl\\n I PYRA~IID EXCHA:--'GORS -\\'lllle rlgard. Ava il Sept. IC 0 s ea s a e park A hPallrilully lanct-1 THE BARGAIN... f QUIC K POSSESS. &16-fi R J CHOICE lor. R-2. 100xl35.' 644-6644 . ~f;t~, drps. mannerly pe1 ok. scoped ~11rd wilh h11i;e sharle of illl h;ifh.11ns~ 3 Bdrrn. 2'~ F,I IXlrllcln hon1r 3 BR. & OOl ea !ors fii5-R~.oo Pal'ed alley. 348 E ·I L~--~-~----Balboa P eninsula trees that towrr ovf'r a rt>-a, anH Y r11Qn1 101\n-am1 Y .rm ose o ~··1no ~ l\'E's pncc..., in I e Roches!er SI., Costa Mesa. " ;,vu h l I J I Cl ' I I I Lo I -• h agun• B•ach GOV'T REPOSSESSION, low ALA Rentals e &l"-3""" markably clran housf'. Pl'r-t1nu.~I'. Jl1t:;hly lllJl'.:l'<ld'-'rl, 8. shop~ Sf'll~r 111111 ronsid-BLUFFS Close In 17th st. shopping l ~:·sy ass~~~H)l~~g. Int Blr;rn: Laguna Niguel 1 • .$35 \VK & UP. On Oceai lf'c1 for a t:rowing raniily. profrss1flt1a! land~c-aplng, er l"l'n!1ng pr1nr 10 rlosl' of $33 000. 3 BR, 2 ba, tri.Ievel area. $22.000. 6i3-9:i09. 13 BR, View, i2so mo. 1 BR, C11ll 842-2J.13. llnn'I drlay on 1il1s <lne. escro w. tl1ake orfrr. AH ..,,.11·1r111, lrrlc., dbl gar, elet'., -S145 mil. 642-4245 anylime. 4 BR, 2 BA PACESETTER, Lovely Hachc-lors 1 BR. ' s.~fl.!l;iO !rrms 111·11 il. .~30,50o r>Pf'ne r. Nr. Cdo\1 High x, Mountain, Desert, 494--17~9 or 2131244-6386 Balboa Island Jg~ view lot. crpts, drps. Maid ~ervicf'. Pool. Utll pd _ d h•11 1* * * * * * Catholir rhurch_ f\1<lv1ng to l Resort 174 _ S300 mo,83R-6398 •Call 6Th-87·10 e ~ re I FANTASTIC VIEW lr~r Bluffs unit. &14-2865, I Lido Isle LJTfLFJ Island 3 BR, 2 B,\, Mttsa Verde l BR, ne11r Bay, frrilc, pref 3PR 1 R,, .• :h'°.!:,'..',"R,.;',.-"", "~,,,·~,r0o,,',·. Ownr. I BIG BEAR LAKE cust<lm homf', yearly, $350. single adul1. $12~ n10. yrly ,, ' " " '" • u w A TERFRONT \Valt'rski, fish , hunt, relax in I coz~ 2BR 2BA. Avail .. Sept. 67~720. SPOTLESS 4 BR·2 BA. New util pd. 673-1178. REALTY Proli·s~ lnd~cpd. Sellrran.'I:· I cozy cabin in the woods. l. Winter. Fri>lc. Appliances Corona del Mar cp!s, drp s . Dis hwasher. PENINSULA Point nice l Extra nice 3 brdroom hon1c linl\'. Park Crnrrr. Irvine ious~ Quirk po~srss. All Ch,1rm1ng Condominium on Only $8.SOO. An exccp1. buy. !nc. 67~223. . Gardener lnc\. Call t'I see BR. Ulll. rd. Yt-arly. $!~ on big lot. Ve!s ~rt in fo~ Call An.vtlrne, R~J-OR20 11'.'rm!'l'n•·:iil. s.io.~iOO t11e bay. Delightful vif'W -Ph: Ross 171,11 536.1738 or Ne wport Beech 3 sr:. lfl The Bluffs ..... $325 5-10-3278. 3017 Ceylon Rd . I $100. down. Paymenls less ! -' -~ I Call Nell 830-2808 pool, pier & slip. \\Titt : Spcnc:t'r Real Esta!c, I Spacious 4.13R .......... sJ:a Newport B"ach mo. No f'C!S. 675-50~15. --ONLY $24,500-- tha n ren!. llurry 10 -I 4 BR, 2 ~ B1\ To1>nhou r, ~li!i~Jon Vll'JO P.raliv S79,500 P.O Box 2828 Bi Bear . 4 BR-+ View ........... $450 Corene del Mer Real Estate by lrplr in l!v tm & ma~1rr 1 • , ~ · _ TED l!UBE:RT & ASSOC. ~k~, Calif. ' g j BEAU~, mod. toll'nhousc. 3 HO~E SHOW REALTORS *NEWPORT ISLE * MCVAY ~ullr . Jn1maculatt. b YI ~ACRIF !CE. !\lust ·ell 31 71 Via Liiio 67:>--R.100 Br. 2 1 Bo, trplc, parlri, 35J;i E. Coast H"'Y Cd:\1 \\'aterlront Jge 2 BR & 1 "s~R-E-,\-TH=T_A_K_IN-.-G-,-,,,-w-.- """"r S32.~. S;;J-0019. 11roprrty scrtlrn1rnl. 3 br. 2 1---• Reel Estel• Wanted 184 1 pool, 2 car gar. all bltns, • 67>7225 e' d ' 21·· B · j I BR. coni·ertlble den, Jr" h,31)-~O ti.1. S2!1.~00. 21\.=.rll Ahcan1e, 1 3 BR, 2 ha. 2-c:ir garage, crpts, drapes. Lear.e SJ35. con.v. en. 1 _as., rp. 0 . {.(, · l\hssiun V!{'JO. 837-7hi7. Jrrlc. hl'amed c e 1 t 1 n gs. R·3 LAND ~'ANTED (I) 52.l--47.IO or S46-5.99l evt's VJE\V homf': -1 Br. 1 Ba l.o\:ely patio. Blr1ni;: Dock drck, lea~e $300 mo . l,';-.;JVEHSITY Park •I Bd, 2'1 Pnnl · r l 11 h hi; e -lf'nni~ be!wn S-lO or wlmds druars; 2 Br. l Ba upstrs. space B\"i'ltl. Yf'arly $6f!() mo. 67:>-133.J. F44-0906, 2 ~ j 5'1.).-0.158 ~'l.1 '='i~.1 ha. 2 frplr""-. Cnv d par,n.1 Newport Beach membershtr. 11~ blks 10 5 to 30 a cre~ r.lc~!icha PI · Sundeck. Cpts, drps lhru· BALBOA BAY PROP. Carn<Jtion, Cd~l. -: "SHORT OF "ltany xirai-. in DJs I $ REWARD $ h!:-;1t·h, Crp1s ,t, d r P s Cllmpa.ny. Ill 871--3950 LEASE Sept. llth to July o11r, "11 &pphanccs. 1 h!k 2309 lh'. BaJboa., to;B 673-7·120 I ·c~.,-,-.~M~.~,-a--'-----f._':, f.~.::.ai;~, $31.!l.JO C.11l 644-a973 I Jlth, Attractive 2 BR , 6 ocran. Nf'wly dt'N:ir. Adults UNUSUAL VALUE• MONEY•• Laguna-Beach 11 Plc,1s;in1 .,.,'('rk1ng conii1lion~. iBLllFFS°CONOO hy o11.nrr '1 11•1 '.:~::•";:"~200.~.;;~..,~/w ooly !3'6. 673-<>117. N'WJ>O" R;v;,,.., b•"~" 3 HOLIDAY PLAZA > \\' ran pui ~011 lntn !ho~ ~fl ron1nnss1on spl11. r.n nus. on hc1tuT Grf'l'n 'Brit .'.\ BR, I f inanclal 2 BR &. den, fffrig & strove . Br, t-/R. 2 Ba Condo, lrg DELUXE ~pacious 1 BR. h1\·f'\y 3 hrrlronm hfrlllf' nn .-HAl\DY\JA'\J ~rI::CJAL t '""'! 1~1 10P R F.. ~alr~mrn 21~ HA Sho"n h)' llflpl onlv. WrNTER Rrnl. 2 bd, iUe~! Adul!~ oo pets. Yrly [SP. patio, nu drps, crpt, d\\·h r, turn apt_ Sl.'.15. Hea!f'rl pool. 11 lf.'a,~e or11r.n h;1 ~1~. 11 ~ 0,",-o ,.,.,,, Old"' 2 ""·· nail'. 1'•1~r <'ill! f<lr app·1. Ot11•n hnuY-Sil? & sun 1-~., rm, l ·V. bath, patio, frpl 518 Avocar!o. Ava il. !lit. pool, rec & childl"('n's play ··' ' " ..,,.. SEMPLE Dhl Ample parking. Adul!s-no hl'rn frPshly p,.1n1C'ii ;ind r,.,111, r! I' n, lrpli . c<1rr . + l\.ll~.1 1,1;~. \\;ti \ m nsirtrr 15" Bu!.iness 67~9~.a r, wash I dryer. ?h<'lwn. ""'f'Ck,.n<ls 1-3 pm, area. $Z75 lse. 67J--JS55. p<:!,s, 196.) Pomflna Ave, Cl\i., now vacant. Call Sl2-2:;3:; r!raprs. &hrltr1-...d r 11t1 <l Real Estate 675-2101 ~B'R."""3 h11, k ar i::ara~f'. Opportunity 200 ;,J6-9"1'l:i or 673-6!1\9. NO\Vavail unf11m 3 BR, 2 b;i NE\VLY dt~coratCill nr-:-~ ~~·~·~·i!. ~·: ' !\Pi'd~ niln,,r •'\:l"r n•pair & 1 2.'11:1 I':. Coast !h1'y., Cril\I Ln~k Efl~Tblu ff h 0 n1 e, BAYSllORES 4 hr, 3 ha, CUSTOM 3 BR, 2 BA home. O!' den. Lrg tront rm cpfs, drps, ponl 'g, sluvc,I -----p111111. Only s:i i,:;:.o. ;..-E ASTBLUFF-5-BR S65,ll{(I. 011•nrr &l4-508€i. *THE PROOF IS Winter renral. S325 a mo. Oc,ean side h\\'}'. Avail Si>pl \\'/lrplc, kitchen w/bltns, dshwhr, gar, pn tlo. ;'IJISSJON l\E,\LTY 4:11-0731 1f3y ownt'rl THE BLUFFS. hy oivnc.r. 3 IN THE PUDDING* Call &12-5211. 16th. AdulL"!, no pets. $250. dln'g llrl'a off of kltc.hen. $150/mo. Lea se. 740 " SELLING YOUR HOME? f"1re oppraisA.J . \\'e huy equities. Perwnal attention. 2.:; yrs, f'xperif'nt'e. COLLINS & WATTS Tl-IE 1dt'al Cro11'J1 Pouir IJ11n1e Luxurious ('XCC hornc fnrnial BR, 2 BA. l level Linda DIS'TRIBUTORSHIPS ap-WINTER RENTAL l'>fo. 673-8067. View ot Bay, ""·a\k to stores, Shalin1ar Dr, Apt A .. C.M. 01 Laguna's nio~t beautiful D1111ni:: rm, 3 J.l,1, Frpl c Mor!rl. 644--1233. pnintt'd by the lf'adcr, New-Pler/lloat, 4 br. 2 BR, den, din rm, <rplc, $350 mo. 646--84°2· Shady Gardens-Pool ~1rt"C'!. :I hr, 2 h11 . tr::: lam \Vondrd, S·17.!!0J. 1>14-{Y.).1/J 2 BR 2, "-d p 1 ...,..., ln!emation8 ]. cnn e:<-Call 673-4!131 cp!s, drp~. oo pets, $250 BEAUT mod, townhouse. 3 J & 2 BR .. from $135. I "-d . -• 2 Ud. ('On o. ()(). I'"" B 211 B f I rm. src u<n: 11!rt\1m 1n S:16,:JOO BEAUT. rxf'c. honic. siiuna, rtcreation hall fll'CI htcra!ive eamings LEASE for l mo. 4 Br. 2 Ba., yearly. 67~974. r, a, rp c, patio. NASSAU PALi\1S. 1 child, c"nlf'r or bousr. ;'lll1~1 hr I 3 BR, fam rm, din rm, FORTIN CO. Rltrs 6"2--SOOO ..,,,hile \\'orking only a lew w/ beaut .yard. Nr bearh, LGE, immac 2 BR, 2 BA, pool, 2 car gar. all bltns, 1i7 E. 22nd SI. &12· sren to be fully apprec1alt'd . Anthony Pool. 2 flillios, j • hour.i: per werit rr£illins:: park, tennis. $450. &14-n2R. den, di n rm, Irplc, bl\Il, hick cri>t~. drapes. Leese $295. S.>.'l.000, 4!1~:\1•1 or ~:13-!IOM. niany t'xtras. l\11nt1!£"s to N•wport Heights AUTOr.tATIC 1'.IEROtAN· BAYSHORES -All bltns. No to bch. $l50. 675-4048 alt 5. (l) SZHTIO or 84F·5991 eves BF.AL'T. ocean & cyn vu. 2 U.C.l. o .... ·ner, &12--3187. 1820 PRIME LOCATION DISERS ..,,•11h nalioni.Uy peU. S265/mo. Neu private Costa Mesa betwn &--10 or "''kl'Yis. [A-Cuesta hon1e hy n"·np r 2 8H. 1 1~ BA. Compl r1·1n<Jrl. ln·1ne Avt'. J BR. $34,900 known "PUDDING &. FRUIT hP11ch. Call 645-1136. 4 BR, 2 ba., on cul-de-&ac. Slory, ~ brs. 3 up & J do"·n. !Jhl i:=nr & r lrc opnr SJ3,JOCI, I PARK Lido TO\\'nil(JllSC 3 Trtt shaded ~!ting on 8 cor-OJP" SMc:ks, and collect· *WINTER RENTAl.,..Ocean-EASTISDE Costa l>tesa 3 Crpt:i:/drps, nice pa1lo & 96 :.:,j2J E\'Cs. 64Z.042i' $115 to $125--1 Br. Bach apt. I Mature adl!s <lnly need ap· ply. No pets. 2135 Elden, M.,.. ADULTS -1 Br. New cpts, hltns, $135. Al~o 2. Br. unf, av! approx 91 15, $150, Aft 5 I"! & wlmds, 548-2897. 3 baths. Lars;e yA1il. Bncl< 83.'l-SG-IR or 5-1!}-2·163. 1 BR 21.l BA Pool. No pei~ts. ner near Oifl Dr. Olarming ing the moni-y boxes. WhBt front, 820 w. Oceanfront. bdnn. 2 Mth home. Freshly yrd. Many Xlra.!!. ~ $285/mo frp1c. $:\6,:-.00. 96R-IOl2. ~'OR sale or lease: 2 BR 01vnf'r. 5-17-5846. 3 BR. srr. dining rm. brick 11n •asy "''aY to make Call 673-241{;. painted, also new green ~ase. 549-0076, 5-4;>-6152. 1 1-10~0~'=SE~H="~,-,.-,-,-,~w=,-,-,h~t~h,-I hilhop house 1\ith ocean HOUSE Hunllng? Wa lch the frplc-., hdwd. floor~. Huge money! It you Btt reliable, San Cl•m•nte shag carpets thruout. Dbl. Newport Shores OPEN HOUSE column. view. $29,000. 4!}.1-7457 OPEN ilOUSE column. bath w/lub & stall shower. have ft .-:ood car. and can garage, corner lot wllh --'--------cool patio. Dbl. gar. & car· \mmediately invest $800.00 fenced yard. Rent at $3>5 3 BR. 2 Ba . 2 -sty. \VaJk to $110 k Up. Very nlce 1 & 2 BR mobile homes. 132 W. Wilson, C.l\1. 6-12--0103 or 645-4530. po rt on iill"Jo'. to $2100.00. you may be ael· WINTER RenlaJ Custom blt per month or oplion to buy, beach. Yearly ltase CALL ,..... '4 ' · 2414 Kted to join our success 3 Br, 2 Bil. Only a few steps Call Broker M>-0465 -Open ABBEY REALTY 642-3850 '~1"~ STAR GAZE~--11':'4':' ~'%! .. AM team. Drop us a note 11how-lrom lx:h. Top Area. Adults, Eves. San Cltm•nte ~ ~1 .. ,.,,..... in~ yoor ~lncere intere11t, no pf'lll. $300. mo . 492-7085. ~ BR 11,.l ba F TOWNJIOUSE, 2 BR. 11rii >.111s BrCLAYltPOLL\N REALTY I and wt!'ll ahow you how . Houses Unfurn. 305 Frplc:'. Lrg f~d a;a;;· 3 Br. 2 ba cus~m horn!?. BA, compl furn. tre1hly ~ loiA~.n Ji.. YovrDo_ify Acti-.ilyGvicl. M Slrr~~u.m Ne •r Newpor1 P••t Offlc-e Send name, addreill, fi nd · Children & 1 · Adults only, o view. l~. painted, pool. fi4~l0 s175. ~A'.\.'' AccDrd1n11 fo Iii• Slorr. V , S J C I f pets w~ com!?, Melve in Sept. 4. 544-4294 . ~ 20.11.29 To devalop messoge for Frldoy 1 ocr. '1 an uen ap s rano phone numher to: Newport G9"eral Water pd. 1650 Tustin Ave 2 Br. Jge roon111. p:iol, nr 47.n .73 • reodWOl'ds correspondingtorunbers 5-33-39-l!I GOOD LOCATION JnlemationaJ Distrlbullng 642-7389. 'Westcllff thops, utl l pd. $177.SO lA!k1 GIMIMI £?aMA~JI Yi~t!JUHE 1D "7-10-15 31-'l-74 ofyourZodiocbirthsign. 61 .64.67 "'r\1 built duple;.; in &JC. Company, 3700 Newpor1 FREE RENTAL SERVICE SHARP -LGE • ~ br, 2 ha., SM ALL. cozy. newly Monrovia, CM ~ l~~ 5~~ !1~ O:~,•~rio Slde by~'-units with FIA Blvd.: Newpor1tleach.CRllt. l Bedroom 2 Bath, )Uf'i w/w, drpll', bllm. Lease deoopted, 2 br. shag r.pt, Bechelor Apt., $120 ~ ~.1 i~ ioWi. !!~Id Hor: n hf-al &. hillin range and I 91660 Dept. • 211A pane-led f.a.mUy room with $~Imo. Colhige Park . trees, 1>3tlo, adults. no pets. First &: last. &J6.3.i89 I S O...!lfr'CllroG l SMd 65 Prwuur9 2-9·'28.ll • oven,., NiQely kt!pl lawn OLD liquor Ileen~ for &Ale. fireplace, newly p.a.lnled &. 54().-0374 $225 &42-2603 eves. • ~·~".:":. ~~_... ~~::' -4s.s:1 ~ gl~s so unc:l't'fY.·ded feeling Dill D1ck ht-tween 2 & 6 pm , c.a.rpe~ed , new double oven 3 BR, 2~ BA, pool. elect pr Hou1ts Furn. or $?3C' 8~.,T~J:lt&~7• ' ll Much l&To~~ 61,,..,,,...., 5AGlnAi1us to the area. Owne r will help ~94-r;:(l3. &: dishw111her. Beautiful opener. $250/Mo. Ginny Unfur 310 1 ~""'-'-__ ,.:;;:_::::_::::.:~.1 '9 .4htod J9 Mat 69 P.ori'• "<>r· 11 ..A 11 Ima.nee Money to Loan 240 condition throUghout $250.00 M>8427 S4G-228S n. 1 BR. apt furn. $125!MO. ,_ ?~~;-:f ~i.d ~~~~ DtC.Jt l:Ei l AT SJ.5,000 mo, avail. now! 546-86-tO. lBRho $l~" Costa Mesa w/utU. No Jlt'~. 2450i 12You'll 42Thrt,t nt.. ·'9-66-68 CAflSTRANO VAL.LEY BRAND NEW and VACANT use ""'nn petJ, $75 ... Newport Blvd. C~1:. l38t •3WmirQ nw.;1;...o 76'as.86 REA.LTY 1st TD Loan cleanina fee 199t Pomona 1 BR $140 No pet.9 or l•YOUI' ~•Get 7•Gtc.nt9d 4 BR, 2 story home, CTpts, Ave .. C05t:a ~1es& hlld. mo. 1 Br. Pool. UUl pd. Singh•~ l!iPlor! ~sv-?sw,m 31501 Camino Cariistnno dri>s. bltlru, neu the beach! c ren. adult. ,...o pell Nr. lhop'g. ~~:,;::r-!~;::,,; ~1~ 493-112'1 7% JNTEREST f"amtt~ cnly fl'1 be-auutul 2 1 BR. 1989-8-Cha.rle St. 548-1281 Iklu.". $149. 548-3348. ::~lol !: ~ ~=w B~ 01\.nf'r 3 Ar. 2 Ba. Bltns, 2nd TD Loan IOf" $l[i.'i per mo. Agent !!~M~. No dogt. Call Newport Bt•ch SMALL lum bach apt. All 1· :ioc:.-t soc1....iy 9011_.Q,lGnlNp Din Rm. trplc, luUy airpet· • 5*--4.141 • Ol · 64l·2259. utll. Over 35. $85. mo. $25. 1 Ji?.l U01'( '21 ~ 51 c;..11 81 Ywr ~ & Drps. Lge levf'J Jot. I Term~ hued on equity NOW'S THE LARGE 4 BR, 2 BA. Me~ LEASE-Bay View Home. s SttUrlty. 646--8464 1 \:~ J~~ l l t ~~~ ~~~ =~~1,.foetl<lrl $2'J.9,;o P'l'tncipa.l c n 1 y 642-2171 545-0611 Verde. $215./Mo, hd l M Fl o n1 I -~A · u i 1~ P~pu1"' s• NO!h• . ..., s~c~"1ti11 t!.l-~'.Y.I~ .,.~-"ng ""'""' --, 21 _ TIME FO", PER.RON REA.LTV 642-lm Cl~e: 10 · ,,...!m·Qu:,• $350ur, STIINNING 1 BR aanlt>r.; \. 11-14-IS.XI .. 25N"'~'"ll ~S R--:Oll"••-d •~ObJ,~~-.... ,~ ~'"' '""" J·-t\. '"· ... · I apt, pool, rec. room. 1m. _., v. A2·SO-l.S ) ~~~ ~g~tntr(ll'I' ;~;~') San Clemente Sattle r Mort9•0• Co. QUICK CASH 2 Br houst.. EAst ~ide. LAIJ'K'r r.10. ref. re q u l r e.d -1\t r _ dog QI( s149 up 645-iW ~ r ,~ p""'"''"'' se ~. ~e Ott-.,, 3.16 E . 17th Sttt:f't bftck yard. $165 n10. 213 Greely, Bkr. $W-29(t(I. f RE~L T . . ~ ro~~ :~~P"'f(ko!:O.-. ~~~;.:.:~Ll(l!, (":CT.\N & M~rt.)r vif'w In 00' .. T JUST WISH tor THROUGH A M+-4128. l BR ., 2 Ba., prlvBttt p(IHO. ~nd on, c!11~8ca~l.: I • ,120 fl Arl)or t:s111 rrs. 2 Br, 2 Ba, ' fuml1hlflJ:S for your holl"le,. Df\IL J PILOT 3BR 201\. Dl !lns, goorf &rea. WaJk ll'l ('!001, ~ac.h & ~ 11 I es man. D11.lly p\]()T ~ ~Good @Ad~ CJNC"Utr.J \'('r)' l>flll"klU~ 5<?11 V1tw I find gn!&I buys ln !Jwla,y'• r WANT ·AD Av11\I tor I yr. Rrfr\g ' 1to1~8. \Vin!cr or yl!arly ClBS5\lll!fl 6'12-..'"i67!1 • fl•N ' ~f~~'.:;~~t_§~~~--:':'f.ia I.AM.I Wl ,()'X) 4$-561l\". 0•14ttled Ada, pl.ano. $'225 n'IO-M5-585t. rcntsJ. $350, 6·12--0!KJO. ycur 1111 l ellaJ'ie 111 ;1 • • _,..--· """"-----·-· ~\/ .1-..... --.• i __ , .. -i..-.,,,,,P-? .... . -. ----Afl(_ ~ '....... • ,.J~ -.. .-, '91r"---'...._.__ .. ,..,._ - . ---... -. . • ---.~.1 ,,1..J.,i.;,L !!!'"' • .... ~;;;;; ~ -.;:..;......... . '·'·· , , --,..-..-•,~-. ___ ., -~ -~-- (t ' . • ·1 34 DAIL V PILOT Tliunday, Auguu l? 2971 . ' ! • '! --------1 ~~~~~1 . ll1n11lt [ ........... ~ .... 1 ~ I [ "''"~""'~'·"' ][~]I ... """""'°'"'" )~I I .,. ... .,,.,~""' .~ I '"''"'""'~' .. l ~l I ''"'""'"'~'~' i ~ I ~ j ~A;p;ts;_;F;;ur;n;_;;;;;;,;;;3;60 l ~\;p;t _;U;n;t;u;r; •• ;;;;~;365~ 1;Ap;t;_;U;;n;lu;r;n;. ;;;,~36~5 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apts., , 1 _s_um_m_•_r_R_•_n_t._1_, __ •_20 R entals Wanted --· !-.;...________ Costa Mes• Newport Bt•ch Furn. or Unfurn. 370 CORONA ~1 11 R 3 "·" l c.1 Found (fret ads) 550 . • -. • Cost• Mts• B•lboa Island Coit• Mesa 1 I ...,.. · A oruroom rn-"'' df'n, 2 \'NG. Brn. ~ inaulf'r, \ ,r 1------·----I liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I PARK NEWPORT [Costa Mesa &th to renr appro.~. Sl'pt , :'>1ai:noh11 h l.11rl1l'ld. HR d ORO 3 BEDR00.\1 un.hlf'l'l1&t-..-n.ll 10:;;;;;:;;:;;:;;;;;:;;:;;;;:;;;;;;:;;:;;;;!Qu11rtf'r hlrw·k 10 hlii bt11.eh. 3 , nP11r or llCCf'<:51ble 1n high nn Sunday Taken 10 Ht111 CASA e $,",.~,~~.,,·, Yearly. call 213: New New New IUCSliBJIU ZI Bach!~~~!~2E ~~:ooms, 1 LIVE LIKE A KING RR. 2 RA. lami.ly homf'. I school. \\"111 ll'asP Cail 11~. on;;rou Beach An 1 ma I CASUAL Cali!. Llvir.;; In a ~ ~~ Y1'lla Cordova NPf'd."> !Pr)l]Pr Clll"e \l'hllP on 4.l~i~:l!I LaJollil Sht>ltPr. v.arm ~1edJterrllr.ean atm~-New Be11utilul Garden Ap.ul-and Townhouses. Spa, pool:,;, B d p 1 \"Rration $100 r 11 d I --~--~~--,-- phtre.' 5..,.cious rolor co-8<11boa Peninsula mP.nts. Private Panos, Pool, tennis. f'rom $17~. Acmss At U get rices. A 26;h ~ "6'h 1 8.}s, UNJo"URN 1 br apt Cosra VERY Ir 1' n rl I y rtnc. ~ • G L · '"l'R."'IS'l fED _ ll.0:. -, ep_•·. 1 · ! ""-onr ,\\rs;r. area. for rl' t 1 re rt mMl-~111aJJ , "hill' .,./Jpr ~ d t d "ned & COOL -F"RESH 1 ;,pa. arage. u.xunous 1ron1 Fashion !~land at Jl!m· r , .~ n. r II 67~ c~ • o, .... 1na1e ~PS-csib BR.V.'DnewOeluxe 3Br.2 d ".'.)'_a """""""orr.ves· \0.1'rnan ReasnoRb l P . r•1•.I -lorerl ~r1111~. J\-17-1' ' " _,,, 1 I & coni QUJET. SAFE !andsc11.p1ng. A ulls, no pe!s, tinree & San .Jo11r1u1n J-UIJ~ !..i:-lFUfu"'ISllED ~ 1""' I •" tlrnr~ ''" .or 5 Ye ·. ·I Ba apt! 1600 block E ~'· &l4-4i261. at E~11111r111 1t A1lan1~ 11rr11 lort e Heated pool e l\1h::h-.,A,.._ __ Bl"d' .. 1,.6 •n ,..,,A~~ 1.<rAr Hark Ba,y l 1 BR -$180. 3 BR· $2Zi5. Ror1'1.~. !Tl•ll 644-\900. , 81, 1 b 117• k .1,91" • O<U'""" ~ ' = u'"'·'-"" U , d I I* POOLS ., '· a, ;i "' • nP-"l l ' Wl.'TEll .. ,,, .. ''""'"''· )la, tlr11 ("O]l;u' .-..,,.., "''" e.1 w/ lnrliN'C't lrgh~ng . I (Ir bay. I »'T lease. lnrl 40 nit A u t * BRAND NEW * rtorr to b R lhoo p • " .., '"', -- Df>lu:\e R'O.Adu/ts. Nopet.s, D/\I" d f I & crpi Apartment Compl1:ic UleSli.BJIUZI ZO.l.lZSani11.AnaAve.(AcrY>ss *ENCLOSED Sr;t 4_~;· 1r_18t11 . r~~j "" Oc-t-11n r ~,,n1._J~~, ram1!y, rou~n -Olk med1urn Ir· 1 BR -Sli.J furn. I _ · rri~. rp J & 2 BR Apts GARAGES .7 .. 10 , 1n1n, ·1 BR .~. &\.1-;i.22. I ni;1.IP Prxxlll'. ClPar neill rol 6 3-Sl48 for aflpl · • from S.A. Country Cluh.1 Ii >-J ., UTJLITIES I:'l."CLUDED 1 · E 1 , II h I•• 1. E 'l , ''\I °'" oo= * CONVENIENT ' . Mi's<. R-e-n-ta-ls 4-6-5 l;ir •'1r '.>lnr111rch Bay Plat.~ n er a1n1ni; \1·1 ea P s-.11 ~ _ -'-· ~ .. .,...,,."""" Spac1ou,; I & 2 BR unl!s. 2 R B h 3fi> \V. \l"ilson 612-1911 , Corona dtl Mar ut•e. Decoraun~ this \O\'ely, 1-·i'lln\ $l:l:i. 11 n, F' ..... lc-s nriv. TO ALL BEAD-lES r nr ay & Cl•J house. ~urrl11~. 5-1.~-~1 1 ___ ~~ 1 Up "----, .. ,. •· FROM $14 MONTH L1rlo Isle. $1:10/w k . LOCKED. lf'nc£'d storai::e tnr *S35 WEEK & * spac10ll~ 11p1 .,..JI! u.: 11. Joy. HARBOR p1111n~. Jri;l(i!I nf close111. 0 t'OLTN[) 111 El Pe.•i·~rlor fr1 BR • . 1 h S1!ti/n1n. Call 67l-1JR.i. hna!S nr c11mpers. 5(lc ""r Id " k b 1 Studio & I apts. :-.pt>c1a ca 1nl'1 &flare ;\l'lulrs. ~!gr. 5j7-021J. ADULTS PLEAS E ,. nl!P i:;o ,;1•rop"<! e rarP r1 SUNNY ACRES ft~: : ~:~-e~t ~iC:ri~~lta~::r TOWNHOUSE -BRF:AT!!TAl<l~G \'IF:\V Rentals to S~r~4Jo _lonl.1\4 2-6.16(1. ~~;iJ~1;~7~1'~nlH)' 5'15-7361 or MOTEL ~• • !)IV d1spl •Huge gas stve $270 Huge 2 RR 11p1. H1.i:h nn VILLA POMONA '.>1.·\TL"Rf: ar1ult rn i-hare .1 -~~~~~~~~~~ ---- , Hark Ray Rlul!s "/2 fl\ I PHONE 642-201 5 RTl Cn1wtn, r'P('r<'atinn & I ' 11 ··]1 l.'lrh &-Pomona c.~I ln,·ahlr l h!~ ~C\Uth ol r a1rvounds 0:-! TEN ACRES • SnC'<·1111 soundproolini:; Z'117 llarhor. ~r l\'rl~nn halrr.n11·~. /rpl<', hra r .. rl 117"0 Pomona Ave.) rvw'!I r11rrli11f'~ :'i.'lf.-17•12. P!rsonill~ ~ t1grr-~1ripr•t 1·1111111 ra' :2376 ~t'11·pnn Bl\·d. l BR F Uni e i);>r11 2 color -shai; 2 BR on 1 flr. Xln1 l Orlri I I J ! I ;;;;;;;;~;.~ ,\"''"'''· lo• 011 tH'r. 5-16-~1 1 k -urn_ & urn. carpet~. rlrilJl('~ f'OO · oars " c fl~e ~I. \\•Or.-KJ."l:G or ~1urlt'n1 .i:~lfn ·~ ' 3-1~-9t"Xi Ftreplaces I ~r1v. paum. .-,,,,, ' \\'ATER PAID Lrg. cl1>srt~ • carfl(!n. s12;i Arlul1~ 71.l D<"inun.i:o nr. Huntington B1ach I •1r .)12-i~. Unbelievably Beaut1 u Puols Tennis Contnl'l Bklst. Mo. to Mo. From $l40 . -! '.Di\LJ-1.!'.I C11!J &1~>-1260. • P!I\ ~-Sfii mn ;i.i.;r~ni u O ran5por a ion fN[I \lh! ~hir.ccy ri nc 'f I -. ·'"' e He<tled pool Adults only C I -;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;; .~hilrf' inv rondo Pool A t t t 1· 525 -- VAL D' JSERE GardPn .:\pis. 900 Sea Lane, Crl:-.1 644-26U e :->n pcls-ArtJ lo .~hnppin~ --11 I 2323 Elrlen A\"e, CM ,,,.., ALMOST READY ON BEACH' Garo!g•• for R:ent--435 Slf,\RJ-: dnvin.11; f.: rirhn<: rn 1.1./rr•I ."0 &r .. ,QI"' I Aduhs -no pet~. Flov.rr~ (r.IacArthW' nr Coast H .... -y l See :>!gr Ted \,l;'oodhead THE BEST cas1s LESS 11 BR. $150-2 AR S!7fl, l•P. I • I !. ..... dn\l'fl!O\\'n fro n1 Crl.\! Hr•Ylld1ur~t ~ \If"!-addtn •V£''"''"-'h"..... Slr<>;:i,m & p h I G G ~ R ' \\'e•lmtr•1~~ ~"n •:.r.n \\'a;~·rfail.'~:i· pc;iol Rec. Rm, ./ BAYPORT 646-0032 Imagine: v.et bar, fJreplace, riv. p;itio, ~Jliarrl rm. hid NEii' APJ'S * * 1ARA •ES s~:. PE In by 9. riut by? !!rs. fie'.'!:-' · "'" ,,..,.........,, •. , , E\V ~ beam ceiling~. rouo:i·i·hl'" n fY.O! ..... 1:iru.7.z1, Art_ults. 20101 11 Br :Vrom 5227 .\'IO~Tll. 1t1lr . li7.'\-.'.\04R f(lli~1-h;1p f t m 11 I " Sauna. S~Js 1-2 Bdrm. f"urn-1 • BAY\! -"'r h S 'B 6' 1"'1 ('LI '12 "'91 V P " T "'"'i>ng b>• .-,,.,,, ""''' c:. rt• , T ... n.l-2 BR ,. I''<' ,-, , u--....> . 1\'A NTED·, R>'-'A .. >o -. 1,~r~ 1 ppr~1an ral. 1r ir.r~ Unlurn. :rom S1 3:i. SEE I : An noun1."1ng the quiet open mg ,. "" · "' ,,. ''" · · --rom ~ -"'"' ~ "'.. ' 2000 Par.;ons, &l2-S6iO (If BaytJVrt A p 1 s, . f 0 r EL CORDOVA 2 BR·2 BATH. clubhlJu~P. I BRAND ne11• <lcluxr 2 BR. 2 3 BR Fl'om S37j • SINGLE GAR.Ar;~: .-e~pen~es tn JI!. lRa••e AUt: Nr1>. pnr!. flays ~35-1631i, ei "j Fur n Bachelor &-·-1-Br I ,\dults; And tbe slfghtly Jess Apts. f'O"ll. V-bal!. $17·1-31ii II' BA unit. Dishwl'l~her. p<1lrn. 1 F urniture A1·a1lahle In !lu111g1n Brh *' ,\21\ mo 21!>1 (Jr 22nrt. 64h-,'i,'tlll I frM -i_c''c'"~~-~-~- . II . I quiet opening of Bayv1e,1' • • Ba~ .SI , oi~er 2 BR's fron1 l\"nw hlrll.!. /\1·a1J ff')r 1~1 Car['lf'ts-drape~-di~b11,1~hf'r • • fi4fi-2fi~7 • • LAR(;E hl;ick 111 1n111 I u r r· Except1on 2 o 110 y Nn I c ef Apl~-.. !or fanllllt'S. :>:F'_\I' .t ~-. 2 BR Luxury Apts. ! $1".>. :'-11 <1aul1~. nn pPr.•. I lf'nanl Ori 10fh. Cho\Ct> o/ 1 heated ponl-~;iuna~-lt'nnis Office Rental 440 l 111alP pn0<-1Jr . \Irr. Nf'wp<>1 ' $130 u p . ewpor Call ~il.J! 6~4_;1,;;.,,-; Dsh11.h1s,.-.1raclnsrrs&ru_p. 1 BA) !11EA1)()\\!S APTS. rrpl.~/drps. Hi7,_~J31 R. F rf'rrr1nni·l'l•'rrl n\'1rws I Person•l5 ][*"-·)! Frr•r\1;1y, C.:\-1. 11re 11 Blvd., CM. \"El" A l 1 1 1 ., boarns, lu.~u r,v ~hag <"rp1 '!:. * Call 6-16-007.1 • 2 & 3 RH rtl.\. 11.,1-,-,-,.-1,,-,, pal io~-aniple p;ir\.ang ~ 1>12-~2;::. nr ti12-.i171l. &-2-B-R-1 •-grea Pace o l\ bt'a111. rrr faril s,. POOL " --~~ $80 ~ up. I ·I the yPar round! \\'alk to ,\dult~ e !l:o pr·~-· S . h El rlrris. hll1ns, nr Hoar: IJo,p. Security gii;r.rrl~. ATIORNEY'S Vrl~c;nlr!rnw<>~t-k Bnli11 Tra1l~rs. Elderly p re-~hops,\l'alktoheach.2Br.2 2077CharleSt. 6-12-1470 * pan1s egance l $170-S220 •. \l~r.6•12-4JS7or HUNTINGTON OFFICE SPACE I Personals 5~~ HA .. ~n1::ill n1iill' hlark 6.1 ferred. 133 E. 16th St., Ba. Frplc. Pt'iv patio. 1\11. 6-12-1771. PACIFIC -i1h1IP J"""'llr. H11rness f. 642·1265. I hlt.n~. Clo~e in gar. Tasteful :'IJESA LIDO l Br. apt. Cpt ~. Quiet Adult Living \\IESTCLIFr arr11. 2 Br. 2 rah1r~ ia~. ~!12-391!1. I 3'" ! . 711 OCEAN A\II " JI B '.\rw 1"n1on Rank To,\rr 111 * FULL\' LICENSED * BACHELORs & 1 BR'~. ~J.30 I decor. ....,-A :> 11rguer1te. rlrps, bl!11~. clo~f! to i;hop'g Sbai:; cpt e d~ps e hltn,; Ba, t rri!c, rr fr1~. Arlults 1 '..., • • hr;iuliful :-><>ii•port Cl'n!er. 1 Rennwrwd Hindu Spiritualist HALI-' £1'0uO rrn1ale 1•1" mo !· up, weekly terms . 673-0937. & OCC. Has lndry rm, pool BeautifuJ Pool e All UUJ Pd onl.v frr!'hly r 11 i n I'd . l71 41 536-l.J87 Ad · 11 Alack 10.·11h \1·htlf' ro ar I Ofc open 10 am-6 pm D111ly fanta~ur \'iev.· vice on 11 mal1er.~. . . , 11110111 .. all util paid. ;.z0 FOR rent on 6 month & carpoi·ts. Renl~ start 2 BR. SliO I S?.00/mn. 675-47162. R 1 d. R. Lt•i•r ~farria"e Busine~~ I Founr! rtn"n1n•1·n l!unt1ngiool I fro llli-1140 A k haul Ad J•~ onJ I \l'!Ll.IA~I \VALTERS CO. nan ;:.. arruml'! • · " · •· h -~~ ~~-·" childieo, 110 prts !l:J8 El ~ublease, I BR apt. Poo. m · s 11 u '"°' y-no pe 5 BLUffS dl~ Tnhse 2 Br, 21; Jay \\', ilrndrrl't'ln Rei'idln~ .i:1ven 7 rl11ys R Bear · ·1·",.....' ,..,. Camino 546--0~jJ. iennis court, Good Joe. our discount. 18·'6 Placenlla, Ul A\·ocsdo S!. &16-0979 Ba. hltns, rrpl, pool. rrc Parklike Bet.ch Livuir; Prirr ,J. .\ladigan V.'PPk. 10 a.m. lo JO p m. DESERT l'lrtoi~r: pa1n1Pd, 1 BR hl1n~. closed gar. I &t4-.58i6. :>'li::r Apt H. &16-836-L ,;rra, rlhl r ncl car ,\r!ults fnr Arlults Coll 644 .. 0023 3121' El Cam1110 Real, 1 11pprn'I:. ll ~T~. oll'I ~1~ quiet.' olrler arlu!', r.ri f"'ls, 1 BR, crpt.s, drps. range, l~DIVIDUAL PR!VACY 1 • East Bluff 1 $32.i Avl 911 64·l-h10:1. I Casa Del Sol San f1t'mrn!P Pr!<>rFons Schon!. 536-111, clo~ ro to•io Sl2j. &16-6~SO I relng, Rerlec"d. !\dlt~. M IDlx 2 Br v./ gar & stor. 1 1 1 1~ hlk from hcarh. :i~ ·12C!--:H.~li. 4'll-001i1 II.Tl. <> ,,I II r rt I .t ., sr. furn llll f P1·1 pa DESK ~paCf' 8\"allable S~l()I -~--,---,--,,;-,.,,-c;: -, b hi ts pets. $165/mo. Ag t. 67:;.....1656 o il: :iuu ~: cps, rp~. NEWPORT BEACH ?RA. hl1-1ns. ra11n, Yrl~ l<r. . • •. . mo. 11•,·11 pm\1rtn ,,, .. nu11 .. , MEXICO RUST • rnlorf'd Shephrrrll !dl6',nio ; r, 10· tns•"'.:p'pPg 'I 0,,,,2_1-,71 bl1ns. fried ,r\ 1\/ p:it1n Vi'lla G•anada A pts. " ... ,, I.'. R•I•. 6-,'-"'ll, I 110. trplc in 2 BH. 1>levarnr~. ~ ' ' cp CQ5f' '"' ,,... • ·""" " ' ..,...,., d I at $.I mri. An~•vrrin,g sel"\·!c<> SAILING VOYAGE !"nll!r f1nl. ~ mn~ . .-,Jd. V1r · · · • =~~-:-,-~-~--.;-;;I 11ater prl gardent>r/ma1n1 !IA 'P\I. I siwshr<, c_1'fll.s. drps. Pcls 1 ii B adul ti;;, 6-11-\l~j. 6-12--0j21 1 NEAR foot bridge. 1. yr. old 2 Call btii n · 1.j pni fi.16-ll:O · Four bedrooms \\'ith baloon. -, a rrt>ptrd. f rom $l 1.l. a\·a1l11hte. :105 No. E JI illPn;., 11 omrn 11·an1t'rl 10 111•n 1'-"r1' land & Hr1. · I Huntin ton Beach BR 2 ha. apr. \\'!de rleek Z5l'.l-L~1!)U1o\n11 A1r. ~JI) ie~abo\'e&!telov.'.Graclou~ fi,,Yf"R'1;\'T.l-.oatrlock~.r:\-216fi1Br00kh11 !'~tS!,l!B. l;im1no n .-11.I , S an 1 ~:i1linz lfl.il;:l' In ;\]p;.;1rn. ll-12-;17.if"i:ifl I\. I g Adlts, no pt'IS 52:.0 673-1362. 667_1-: Vicioria SI Sl >.i 11' Ulg k quiet ~n nding 1 011,.. .1 Rr. ~ B11 . nrcpl:irr * lil4) !Ji~-!;>6.l.1 ;-Cl<>n1rn1e. 4\'12-4410 .Sharr P.>i(M'nsrs. Enc t21:;1 ~()\1-'..i;;o".\1 ~: snlall bla<"k f. I;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;; JC 1 M for family \l'llh IO'h1ldrPn Slj() mn 2 Br 2 Ra $3M DESK ~race aviutab!e S!'JO ;\7~-9271. ,q111 r Au~1ral 1;i n Shrpherd I• 05 a e5a * Deluxe Apt$. Near Corona del l\1ar High m" n-,·1, .. &l6 "'•·'' · Newport Beacli L Q 'nt Her sa I w ,-'" ..,, ,,_ mo. 'Vil! pro\•lrie furnit(1re APCARF. f<>n1ill<>. \"If', Rush:ird ;:r.nd a UI a mo Ground nr. Adult bldi;: :'\o Scbool. F ireplace. \.\Ct bar& I R '\C' RR --11! $5 mn. An.~wpring srrvice V;i.~rctomy, Abor11nn, /11i11"-Ynrk1111111. HR. !lli~-10.i2. CHILDREN P{'l!f;. 2 Br. 2 Aa . 3165, 3 Br. buiJt.jn kirchen app!ianres. Cl ,, :\II. • l ' r.rpt~ !..· Resort I hi 17875 n. h Bl , " ! r r I ;ivai a e:. · ""'11r. v". 11nn. Info & counsrl1ng. G> •• RI. I-AN. Shri1 lrrr1rr P"P' Spanl~h Country E sta!e Liv· e e e e 2 Ba. priv patio, dbl gar,1S35 A.'t[GOS \l'AY 644-v.ll l rrfl~ .. rr fit:, ~ioi·r. rp r. L" • 1-lunrln:::ton Bcacll. 642-4.12 1 &11-44•6 I ing & Spacious Aris. Ter-• • NEW s::i:ri. ;).lj.J3JO. . Colci .... ·elJ , Banker & Co. F.~ipl rl a<ill '1f_r('f~. 1..ea~t· 1v1ng -.. . 2 !{I 3 tl'IOS .. bl'IJ::C \l'/hll!tk raced pool: sun;.;en gas BB Q AL:>IOST READY.! , TOWNHOUSE 11\lanaging Agent 541-52..'>1 si.:,o mn .fi-!fi-!J.~ "I'"" Luxury apt J1v1ng •1 IS! n1ll· BAY VIEW OF_~IC ES ,\LCOHOLJC'~ Annnymnus. oo~r. Vu;. \l'11ll11rt' A\•e 1 .. U "-I· hi L' · QI S C f rt bi 10 ""' I' R00\11 BR l Bl hi• lion rccrrallon .s111rnn11r1", Deluxr Air-Cnnditionrd Phone ;}12-1217 nr "'ri1e 1flth C .\\. M:r--1911.!. 1• """' leva e tVlng -n Y u_rer _om 0 a e · 2 BR. ]l~ bFt. Crpt<. Drp~. e NEW DELUXE e ' ' '' ins. .. L" S 1 Br unf $ISO-furn $175 hd"' 11·1th flO) 2 BR 2 BA s1•ndf'(k slC'~ 10 hay or 1enn1~. h!ll1;irrl~. and vnl-1110 ,\rrir. · 50c 11· t"I. P O. Bnx 122.~. CnJ<lii :'lfr~a. ~HITE frmale killrn, 11tinu1 1 ,.. ' Sto1·e, Pvt patio 1160 n1n '3 BP., 2 BA Apt for lea.<e_ lnrl · · '. · --lryha!J, he.:i.l!li i·!uhs. sauna~. Rr11 lonnm1r.~ Rkr. 675-6700 I 2 Br unf $175 furn S210 AF'AR:TMENTS . Adl:.s. no pets. i~!i :'lll'lorly spar. ma~lPr sune, riln rm hrarh. \ rly. &~,i-~•il __ 1 Soc ial Club5 535 11110~ nld, wrarino: 1\'°Ft rnl- ALL UTIL INCLUDED i Must See !o Appreciate Ln. ,• rlhl gar.:i.gr. au1n fino r I & 2 GR unfu1 n \\lp~1r·ltlf I <"h;hhou~r. part} mon1, rr~i-Dl::SK spacr av,1i lahlr s:io l i\r i·r1·v ~Irr r I Ion II t P , S""'cla.! Bonus· a silver 1Near cool '.\v.·pt Back Bav f p " "\ lv rl bit df'.'11! lt'llnls pro J:.• prn ,..h,1pl mn , \Viii rro1·idr furn1t11 re R R ' -:i.1.~s1nn.V ir.10 ~~ll-11 11 [ r-' -1 • ·. · OCEAN BREEZE: 1 L 3 opC'ner 11.\'al · l)l)I J, .-.ec. llrra · ri• · "C • 115' 11nd nu1rh m••rP' F111glr~.1 111 S:i 1nn Ans1verin~ ~rvire I Al , T A\ ELERS CLL 8 pla1ed candle &nu!fr r is I i;:chools. parks, Y:'llCA, Boy 5 b :. b bl a fl · R"-aiT'a J P'"'' fi12-fl271 1 & 2 RR~-Fll rn-L:rtfurn ll\·a·t::ih!P 222 Fnr"~' Ave, L\C. has hfopn formPrt to nf· rou:-;n prrscriplinn gl::i~~"~[ yours If you bri ng this 11d Cl ub, shoppg, ft'\\)"!> ~IC· ,._r: c I·. 6. a\i ~~· r;~''2 e S~~-, • (x-E.\~-\'!~.\\" _ 1\,;:iil .s...ri Rori•· ,_,m ,1,,., .. 1,.1 l ~'l=1!l111. R"arh 4!l.J-9!f-.fi Irr ln11 rn51 111r rra1·rl In 1t$ 1n ~urf Cf'rona (\r l '.>lar \rhen you \"LSlt ou.r n1r.dcls. G"':s hear, ;.;as 1-ook1ni;::, .rp · SJ '1 0· · _ ~ • · gs· .\in!cos \\ . .:t_, '>.B • •· ' ., n1rrnhrr~ ::11lrl I 0 ('h1lr.rPn nK ,\1•a1l :!lf'rt Jc1 ·1 • 1 l.ilh for \\"Jl'llPr or ~Tl:>'-4 hr, lril~P f"'JUlt'PrL :'l!rwlrl~ flprn e f!.:-;T Of~fo"ICE ~P,\CF: 10 ni:ikr ~·1'1-21ifl. --~--~--I 4 blks S. of ~an Diego t·r·wy \1a lrr. all paid. :'>10 !:'11 • _ ·, _ · :'llau11t;f'd o,-hl•o·. &!'""'•2 11 va1li1h!t> "c:roup rarr~ 111 ---:>-1>-:l lJ J ' .,....,,,, f)a 1Jv Jn In l\ t I tr! Air! .,.,.. ..;\J.\IJ. whl'f' r!nc. n1alr. \'1'" on Beach, l hi~ :v. on Holt from SlS.l_ 2.l21 ~lden -see .. ..:. ____ :_: · · ! \YJ LLl.~.\I \\'.\LTEr..s5n._ -----------OAK: WOOD. GARDEN now ;ii ;u · · ,n .c: ...... i.l 11nu.-11al .!, 1n1r11'i-t1nt. pl;irr~ to 1621~ ParK:<.ide La™' nr cal! Trrl l\oodhead -l~1\RGF. drlu:\r 2 RP. "fn1. ~J-;l\'LY rlrcoraJ"<f 2 Br-2 ha ~RR ?. BATl!S -\'IF\\' 1 APARTMENTS _.:·~_'..:'.rln. N.R~;:,,i:.01._ f"I i'1f"rllll:'.: nr 1,f'rkrnrl :~-~~r~r~a/1,.,;1;,1~~·1~~r:.1;,:~'1 "·iih I ii I) 8'7 S~I :11~~2ordova across l'!reel ~~· ~~ L~·,1111~~~~~~ 1~;~~~ ~f>!'li!Lr$2 apt_ Rll 1n~. cr,pt~,. AR~;:'1.; ~nf:~~.~~-1~;~~~~:"1 i ~·r11"f"lr!-:--nr1n ~~ rt~~rrf~:-c~~~~i ':.';:.;..,. ~;~;~1111 l~;~~~~M :;~p.<. :.:i~'.~ R1-:Ac1.: .~-\\'h1 1r -11111.I;-k~ FREE hi ' I BR ' ' C"d 2 hlk E .. ip~. rarpl'lrtl<, fl'l'"'. • -:-~ .1:8() Irvine A\"e s1··-0J..'-" ,..,11 ,,,., •.•. 0 f s " Ibo RI d u. urrr apt.r 1 r.inger, ~ ol Chlldc>rpetOK.$2~mo. I RA,fP.n\T .. Br/lR.1.frrl " "'!' 11s .•ku1 rt111n.c, fl...:htnc . v1r."t'".1,_· a II 1· · ~ac~ P".°I ~l.lO ~p Call I DELUXE Harhor. I PHO:->E: 675-6050 I a11nl1al r~r. Sf.~,tl. Boat r!<x:k~ ~ --,-"-h ].'1.[)l\llDUAL hlr!g lnr nr.1 l:ilmhllnc. ~k ine. ~nllu1~ nr n;ilhrnt, fi1: ... :r.n7_. ___ _ i36-31i7. ;i.'l&-7.S2, :i;,i;...13f.fi. APARTMENTS 5PAC. 2 A· 3 Sr apt S1·11l lip . 0,1·nr-fia1ly !).....'> ~1:..01 Jlno lf.ti,"1~~r .. ,..ui f;.1 1-~170 1 ft~<><: nr r,lnrr, • 21l \\' P\'l'O a ~hnpp1nc 1r1 p <"iln h,. Anl;Lrmar~'1an1rFP h 2 BACHELOR APT-1 ~0\V AVAILABLE Hid pool. Ph1y yd. Cp!$. I Huntington Beach San Clement• I --1 \\ 11,•nn. c.:.t fi,12-fi,'fill. I l'rhrrtulr{I ;;! \\hal('\'('f hm". I ~nc:, S1amrli~ li111rn~. Vir I $100 mo ,.. .-6lfi-2~7 Air Conn -Frplc's • 3 51\'lm· rlrps, bltn~. p;i!io. !\ids nk I * FRESH AIR I VISTA DEL MESA -..--~lf\\"PORT BFArH rl;q,. nr pllf'P !hP tnrml)rr~, \\'~rnrr Avr .. 5.r\ .. ·i·1fi-71n~. N B h I rn1ng Pools . Health Spa -19~ ~laple !\(), 3 &12-3813 JL~r l"flmplF!rd-2 & .1 Br 1 ,\· 2 BR. Furn.,\· t"nf. n1~h-Y,.;·\Ull-;,o() ft. ~·~.,-11 t~h. Th" t'lut:r n11·ns 111> (1•1n LARGE-:'iillnir~,, male. :.te~;i ewport eac Tennis Crts -Ga.me & Bil-221·1 Colle:!e ,....:0. fi 6·16-2287 [ \\'alk 3 hlks to Beach• \lo~e 1n t)car~ & i;;hnp i; Al! "il~h<>r. ~love 11nd Refr11<. arr rr;it1 11nrl 11111 npf'r;i_tP [ 1, . 1 'l" ~r.-12 I ~ Pli. '.l.1r. J-:rvin. 67.'>-1 61)! ri1r ·' ,,... 1l I lia.rd ROC'm. --·----Lr 3 BR llf'!!, newly decor. i-.11n~ 1nrl v11r. al11r1n, 1tl· Shag rrpt'g-I.ri: Rrr l'rnter. _ 1111 [light~ 1<·11h lhP full ;ip. _ _._._ "·-·-~~~ 1 BDR:>_! he111·rfn ort;ir .~-l & 2 BEDROO~ * 2 BR. I BA. G:irden lJnl1~. I Dbl a!tarhed gar. !rplr. I·\ 1rrrom ,•,·s1em~. rrpl r•. fl\'T RF.~T StiH'lli .~Li.) Business Rental 445 nr•n1al 1'1( thr Frdrral A1·1a-FF.:'<lALf'. Cnll ir 1"11~ Par.1f1r 1 hay. tro1n S~ll 10 ,iJ:il.I FR0:'>1 Sl40 Sha:: rrri::, rlrps. Oiihr. Ra . Bltn~. ,.~refit rcfng. J'lill~•~. <"Irr• cair.•. 22'2 A1F Apartments 1 11nn AJ!Pl\r,v IFAAI. Thr Sanrls IH'r a. 5lfi-21.'$;. I 6ij....i&i6 or ·fl:l-1·11;'}. MEDITERRA NEAN nallo, '?t'aJnA rrilin.-:~. A t~r>1<:· l S2:!.'i. .'.\o sngl~. no pe1s. ~111;i P.nr•h.1ra i \ I Tu ~ti n & Mesa D rive :"Tl'JR~:. fll"l111r ln('11 l1nn. ~:. a1rcrafl arr ma 1nril1nrrt aflrl I 2 BR' hi"··! gar 26.JO Elden. J3J-.iJ2.i I ,;,'"-1711 492·'.,7.~ O" "ol -1 ·191·''·'·" 4 d I r TIME FOR p11110, carp1Jn. 12 ,.. .,., I " , nr * 5 5-4855 * l j1h ~r. C :\I 11 /~t1n"ra'r & 11u;i1rr1e , n1f't':1ng 11 l •11<> to beach t.· biiy Ar-VILLAGE si5~/:\l O l t 2 }:.-:; BDR:'ll!'. Sltifl !!fl 642-1400. 1--.-NICE-.--nr11lv r"o11vl1>lrd. 1r1("l •-rnls. I rrri~11rf'rtl''lllS of f'rrlrr;il A comn1oda~r~ 1 rir 4 ,\1·11l1 Z-100 H;:r.rbor Blvd., C.:>I. DL:\E 2 BR, hll11s, re!r1g.: Pil t!n, pnnl. chllrlren :>!ORt\ [San ta Ana •Th m I he '1 1 f rlrp~ .. •1.:11 J:.· h;•r ti!'i-0~11 r.r::11 lat1ri11 DAILY PILOT <-g J 20 \1/ll' r:pt. drp~. ;ir11 1,·,-\I .•r·rs. t•'°l ,,,,., '"•• ' "~ au 1 u 11""" -.-~ ----Thr 1•h1h 1n1 1 1r~ nrn-,,,.,pt lo Uni' Ij 11i~31Jl (il~f ~57-80 d " ,...., " th<> l>a y f.: (>f·r;in 1n th" :-oil!()\\ RO(l\1 nit;:. & n!lt1·P ' " R E I F..E:'\'TAL OFFICE halcon.v. .i:;ir., nu con "' ~'."'n_',·,,.','. blck E. or Be11 ch. I CAN'T BE BEAT l!;irhrir a.N'a 2 RR 2 B,\ .<rarP rln•r u1 l.11i::11na !oc i ~f!N'l l\'P n1r1nhrr~ tri 'r~1 1 I Be.ch F ·nt. Rental OPE:"' 10 A~1 TO 6 P'.'1-f SJj,i !1112-411Ul .ro! .~ . 10· '';(]\I ''' •;·· (Jri'lnt:r Cn. A\J'[l(lrt rin ;;;a1 THROUGH A ' :ipl~ for lr;i~r. fi12-2~02 .. 1 In~·" o . _, ~.. 2 _,,, <;: ?"' FAIRWAY •BEAUTIFUL I & 2 BR. :ocEAl\'FRONT viei< h{'arh. 1 -. ------. ----Au~ 1 a1~1 · un Aui:: -~ I •>:i;.: ~f)S~a!::.6c;:~1~~11':~ Con lcn1porary Garden Aris..1 sundeck. ne1\er rll~ 2 BR. I SJ."'l,LE STORY ~~~:1:~:·1 f~:~· ~-~~iv21~r;.. I-'~~ i:~;~ :~~:~o~~oohl~~: hrf1\rr11 1 anrl ~ P\l "hrr!' OU IC K CASH 6-1>!7::.E_ P11t10~. Ir p I c .-. , ~pool. h!tn~. cpts. drri~. ll'lrv. car, South !'-ca Atmnsphere Bn:i.t rlock avir.•t. !ii;.....)!P4 11 2f\i2 p];irrnri::i. C-\f nnr nf 1hr 1r a1rrr;ih "ill hr l~~-::oc:cc---,~~~-I VILLA APTS. _Sl.»-SJ 6j Call :'>ltr.ll6... I nri;hop~g .. Pf'r Slli At'luli5 2 RR • 2 B,\11-1 _ ----------_ ;1 \·a1li1hle f\:lr .:1~prcllon 11• .\11 tollf';:e i:;rar! ro ~ha:'f'I \fESA Vf'rde ;irra. :->ri•l.v Biiby OK .l3fi....il.ll 1 Car]'ll"ts k drp!!: Santa Ane ~F;\Y ~lnr<>•f~hnp~ at '.\"r1 llani::ir.r :\n 7 irwx1 to thr WANT AD L11: orPan Bay 1·1r11 tn•J'P rlrr 2 Br. carp. drarr', Arr Condit1norrl P 1rr & Orean Frnt. :!.100 Up Firr S!at1.,n1. I •r/scOOol t<>ar hr r &· CQl\E-~t 2 & 3 BR'$ hi di 1 lllO Sl'.\'GLE story dclu:-.e pa'in rn\"lltr Patin~ 8:ill..,;i R;i" P1-nn fij:t-jl2fl ,\fR TRA\'ELEP..S ('Ll"R 642 5678 sturJPnl li-12--08;,'.l. ~ Private pn llo_ pool -lndiv. tn<. -" 15 on r · apr 2 B:. 2 f:a Shaa rpl.•, lllll l 11 ~nta An;i 8!\'rl. f.-!'i-21i2~ 11~:ATEl1 rooL VILLA MARSEILLES S\J F' ! SP Car... Rilr ·'·2 • .. Dl:.LX fllrn 2 Br. nn rt u:r • laundry fac. ---Pnr ! li!ilr S\75 E'l7 r,pn,.v;:r.. I P!Pnrv of l;iwn BRANO NEW ·~1.~I· 111'i1v -,..<]u iprrrt ~qin ~-~n1~ An:i 92jfl! I h 1 :>:ea r Orange Co. Airport & • '.\"JC!-: t;nfurn 2 Br i1p1 -.:&-EOli:1~ Cl 1 ,i; s• SPAC IOUS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii streE"I. nr eac 1. pr,1• fl'l''n ''Cl. Ad"if•. ,, .. ,.. / 1 1 1 ,. ___ ___ !'f"'r · · .ri,·11:::r ~o fl ~;:jn '>."p• Rilrl C'l I .._. " ·' u \\ pnn , r n•<> in < 1np <: . n C B" l B d I I I L.,. \'[!I \ "' "':If, lrnk s..~ tn a""•,,,., 2 ,22 L, 3 '" .'\ s111 1n arir JT 1 1"·" · • '"'' 1 & 2 Bd•m Apts ------* * * * * * "' ,. ,. • 01 Santa. Anil A\"e. nrts nr rh•lr!rf'n 313 E l~th I ' · · • Prin1f' Tl"f<l1I l,!'11·111 1"" • $2.\0 ::io. fi4:>-tl2.'fl r lr < :>J;r. lllrs. -.·,',~a;,",·".~"· Apt 3-A l'I .·~1.~i;~~~ ~~.:it'~~~~ 'i,·1~f':1~~nrt::;11~·~~ Sanla 2,\.~~ !'cu:~ .$.a.1::~16-1323 Fu~nd."l&t LUivnifn"~n. !(, \11. :\'I HI rnirt1 r 1~7.) ,,---------------------,! \\"l :->TY.ri-ln11rr 2 HP::-:!~i:;f.." ~...., ' LPPf'~Rli·a::-2~1~1-. rl!p<. ' ' ll.111l11r. r:-.1 fi1fi-f\•»1 be;iu ti full.v lurr.1."hrtl S2fi,1 k L 'k S . fl~2-4.-"'1~ Dishwa.<hPr -color roord1nar. -1.-1•1-, -r 11 -1' mo 6-\l;...211111 Par • 1 e urround1ng hlln~. ~n;.;1 ~:ir. l cllllrt nk LGt 2 bi• 2 n.:i. ~11111 111 11rt d ]i' nl' I h h ·.. d 1 · 1 • n~1" rq T d f p d • . Qt.:IF:T -DI::Ll"X[:; ~lil/l. :i.\&-111.',T I "/oatin ~. \'rrl, 'ir.ll hl tns, :> llr~1 rrt ponl~ e app ,. rs • p ll~ sag <:1nr<'-nflwr. ~foll Pt>r '\1,.,n 1h ra er s ara rse , 2 BR, up~tr~. •'\"'~n. 11r l>r~ 1' & • BR APTS · I ' · Cl 11 B"Q carprt chnire "1 l color ll••lnnnn1tr« Rkr fii~fiillfl ., .i ;.;~;\\". up,1a1r.<, 'J RR, crptd. lnrl'"'.' /a,·1l $1:.0 R42-'1:.1fl ..... r,i;:" u i.i\1U.!.f' cl<'. ,.. ""'h"m'' 2 h " II " ------~l !.'N'S. Util "'!. ll'1n1or· 31·.-11 , . .._. !I'd p I '• Cl Id f C "'" ~ • at,,s -slR ----,, I riv pa iios * ' nos rlr<p~ hll n~ riir.t10 nr -.----------11 arr t>ritrr shn11't'rs • n1irrnrerl "ard· Industrial Rental 450 3111-J41h~1 :-;rshor"g •.\dul1son!y 11.·• :.: • • 1 ~B11.pa.1~.pnnl,rl11 -1h~p1. Grri!1or11 12.~·~Rdrms l1"neS M • • A ~~·~""21:-,(). rrfr11.!, nr ho~p. 111:1 fir!, SOUTH, COAST rohe donrs; -indirr.ct J1;:hl·1-----------CLEA:"' 3 BR, 2 IJ~. !rpk I art1n1que pis I I k h h kf I • DELU:.:-l Br.., Ga.r.. Av~il 11 r11t~. 11v11 1! Srpl 1, ~42-:i1~2 VILLAS n~ n He r n • rc;i · a~t * COSTA MESA * hlk !n bl-arh. Y" 11 r l Y-li/7 Sa 1 \ A C'.>1 bar -huge priv111e fenrcd $95. & Sl67 pe• month, 1 ' ParnaJ!y furn tii3-21j.", " n a 'na ve.. _._ 5Ppt. J Adul!,;, no fl"l~. SJJ.l, l nn 3 hlks lrom ocean SJJj l If!! :\l;irAr!h11r Blvd. • t I mes :'>l;:r Apt 111 fi.16-.J,~12 1·.o r 21~1 fi.1ft..61Jlli · 1 ' pa!io -plu~h landsca pln~ • Jnd11ftn.1I 1uu1~. rrarll' frir ' 'RLY I 1 h hi----· · ' mo. Ar!u r.~. I :i-!fi-RS2·1 I h · k B B Q' I h I · gr r. tn~. ra1 1n. 3 Bd * 2 B th ric ar-· -~ -ara:e ea· nr<'llflillh'\'. 110-220 Po11·rr blk bay & heh. s1 ... ; ,\\·a!J. rm G ! BR. ~hilrp .• crp!!!./dr~5. /\~. CAii 5:.6--l7!0 Apt$., er! pools & lanai. * c. '\, ... -i1·11ESS RLTR ... d 11 !l/1"1 67.i-67~1 Ll\"•n; room \\'llh cathertr~l n.cc !..· -~-~-1 Si l">. 9'3 WALK TO BEACH I Furn. or Unfurn. 370 3101 So. 8 ri!ito1 St. ''" F. ll•h. C.l.t, 0 ars I ' 1 1 '-, Vall'nc1a .. ),H·•71\R ~ ..-oc F A'.\"FROXT-\\'inlt>r I ""1 11;1: ''' rp 1 _...,para e . . Lo\·f'!y 2 BR. crJ"'. dtll~. d1.•tl· (Y, ~Ii. N. ot So. Coast Plaza\ l;l'.?-l~R:1 ~nrar s~·i0 rvr :nn 2 Br 1 , J1111n111"y arr<i. En.-1 p;;.1111. 2 h1 F ,.111lly t,;n1rs. :>:t'wly \\'a-~h<:'r. 709 Palm. 114i-.i!l;i7 'General I Santa Ana ---''---------------------J Ba . Enci 5rar &J2...;rc1 , I Swimmin~ pot>] & ch1!drrn'5. dr>tor. Mtl\' loc. Pool. $Jfi,"1. BEACHBLUFF APTS. PHONE: 557-8200 !'\"[)!'~ml 1\L ~par" 1280 ~q \\"ill 'r11r!P 1n ]P\'PI. lrng11t <><t 11rrP<: " :; f"nll'!l i tn JlPmrt for Or11ri~I' Co. In 1 ====7-~~o-~---play;:;rriu nd, S2fl(J VILLA :>Jr;~A Apts. 719 \r. 1 fl, ~pw hlrli;: v.•/nll1cl'. Lr~ 2~· Cl-lRIS CRA}"T, fa~I, DELUX E .1 Br. 2 s~ Yl!.;arly HARBOR GREE:'\'S \\"1 l~n. 64fi.-12:l\. 2 ~-3 BR. 2 BA. pool. pAllO. PALM MESA APTS. I rr11r clnt1r 17.~7 '\lh1111e r S1. slrrri.• 4, hParl. 211 ilt~·. (nrJ. or .... 1n1tr. 122-A 41i1h Sr ~--t\.'13 rt"". Nr .. ~hopp\n1;. &·17-39.17. I ~ C :'II J'l\s; 6-16-:JOli, e\·e~. l•~h11111: l!"~r Tr.lrt<> lnr a1r- 6., •. ,616 2 Br/\11 h;i. Sh a r P. I I ;1' -·r·. 1 11 ~ • ...-. * 2 Blt close !n heach. oo ! l 1. R~nt~I• ,,..~... p anl', ~n1a r r ·~1al or • Crprfrtrp~. 1200 sq It. S16J., Barhrlor 11nurn ,,,,,. l .. 1. 11------------1 !lt>2.'ll2I WINTER: RENTALS WESTBAY ELDE N !li.~Valr11r1ri.C\l :'l.ll-i7~. I fl"!.• ,.co"'r"h· ·~~:fl:;;,12~to\·e.,Bir.rhelnr !urn ........ Sl4.i. . XF.f.f) ,\.l-1 tildr,: !nr ----- ABBEY REAL TY l\~2-J.~YI -I ~110/... . · .1,,n-:w· l BR !ti• SI 10 "norl"·nrk11u:: ~llflp. Ah(lul 11,,., ''· ''"''·'· 2 "R , 1 •, 2 sn. 1'1 ha. frplc. r11t10,, , . · un .n .......... • .. · .. ,.., I J 8 A t No h lfiN'n no 1 AR f I 11 11'W)() ~'l ff ~ }-; fn•l;i \1rAA h11,. i;:•v"1 lnr ~>v'h'ln~" ~£1\'1 BR r <1rrl"n ir.rir <"l'jll~ !..· lh'r\, Pn r l garage. r. ~-c 1 · • llrn ....•••. mm .~"'I Rooms 400 nr~p! Rrh prr!..-.11>-filO~ I SJ"• ~'Jl Eld ~1 ~· f:I" Oi<flfi fl· P'f'1~. S:l.1/mf!_ 5 hlk~ fn:rm 12-BR un!urn .......... SIM. t'ln11·ri !!1r ~n1~Jlrr unll<, 1 Br $140 n10 crpts UHi nn1 C ~I J100 6-1.':':~" fi~2('~<i<i" -·-"-'-..... ' -ii -·'-·---l){'tan 111 524-171i, 12-BR f11rn . , ...... Iron\ $17J, _____________ ._._.......,,_. Stora ge 4ii f or1111 Co. Rltr~. fi12-"..o:xl 1 1ncl, Am;i,•~ PJ:n~ Pa.rk. ·· · ·1•·11 or "" J • • l'.::\TRA loie 2 BR, 2 e pOQ! * SJ.'> P4?£ \Ve e k t;p 1711-r \\'e~!rlif!, :-.i Fl I '"•lk I B h 4'1 '611 ">• rn1c drp< !IY:ilmn ** Sl4-0-2 Br. 2 Ba. Cpt~. ~ 11'/l\ll<h"n ICO 11r"k r1r -------..., n c · ~ ... · I "' '"• · ·· · rlrps, hllm. 89 4-2 1~2. •~AUNA '" w ("'f'\Gr ncf'dcrt lnr tnrag CORVETTE '68 lpt. Unfurn. 365 U~£ I dBR ~t1Jd1n 211 B"1 Available nr,1,• li•l&-F.lJ:J 897-j.l!lL •JACUZZI apts. ;'.r:i'~ '1)11n11 Point ~!llJ'ln: p ! 'Co"d' 1~---:-------c.rpts, rps. hlln~. IJ un CLEA:-> 2 BR. S14i l:\61 r.tr~a Dr. Santa Ana ,\J()tet • ;,-1~'.'li:-.~ er re " l ion S•n Cl1m1nlt rnmP rr"r"r1,\ <'i11l 71~ rv;~.~1 ifl Bf-"A t rTlf"\'I. ~rrP~ "" R11~wPll. ~riv \1 rx1•·n. \\'1\I 11,.,lr [ur 1" fl '{ r.r nll11'1 ll'll)r! 1n \"al 11 .. fi 11 j~')-, • Tradr Nr"' 1fi fonl .~ail11111 1 Ca tan111ran II.lid tr~1ir1· rnr Al"on nr rry1111I 11rrrar1 8nrl ,;nlall ou1bnard 1notnr. fi7: .... 1-1f'N) Gtniral 1 ra1rt. Slj(I n1n., m children. Bltn <!n\'r, cp!s. priv paito. 2 BR, j~:11 Slall'r Ave., H.B. * CLEA.\', quiel, Ir~ Brlrni. 21.".-fi,~fl...nl70. Trade lor S111lhoal I;:;;:::;;;:::;;:;;:;:;;:;;:;;; nn pets. 998 l.1 C11mu10 1171--7!78 $130 1no, nigr, 78111 Sl11tcr, co,ta Mesa priv horn". wfw 11·ardrohr Rentals Wented 460 • li7.l-~WS .- 546---0451 R47--09:l6 . O\\'ntr. ~2'3-2Q5!t close!. M&-Z0-12. STORAGf. Bo...-,\lfi:; VENDOl.~E ----~=~----12 BR ~nirlto. uUI pa1rl, Jl:JO. 4 BR, hnme ;,, 1 RR Afll , m * $170 * Hr11.1,d pool. no p e Is. \l'ALK To bch. pool & rrc nn. ,\'IAZl'.\'G Adult L l v I n g FURNJSllED t•vin1 in 111{1' Ol T nf 101vn exttuf'.''' 11rr_rl, 1'1old~. ~~1,a-n.<.r ln\·r.n!nry. Ci!L\1, Sl.,1\f "flllll,1· I 11·11111 L\fillACULATEAP'TS: l Br, ]1 , Ba. f1aT1n. b!tn<:, 1112-2 1!1 !&2tir-.J l40 -22012thSt Be1111t.l&28Rlurno;unl l hn111P lnr f'mpki)rrl n111n ;>..!> (I.pl ;.1'.on-fr!. \\ill Rr;irl\ .fRrkr$lf.(1(1, u111t~. Tn·~. 1;ir~nr, nl'w ADULT ll1Vi M1'!1' drp~ A~k 11bont our !, 21!1 J.'>lh ST. Ap1s. Stir rle11n ovrn,., p,, ! enJ. RPI,. ;H.'-.1;:vi C\1 •l1'1r" w/olher p11rt1 fnr fnn~1d~r '11r, nr l•P n1Cllrl,. CFtrl (Ir f'nntinrnr~! F,\~!ILY &>c:J(lo 1 rlt~~;1n1 ri;in: ~So CP111er *,* CL~A'.\ 2 Rf'rlrm, Sl4j. Mesa Verde [)II' 1111 2 Rr1 rl1~pl,, Ellill.? -----11 rrk-.-nrl l\uirrr fPnlal ar j_:;l''l·:'._1·" ri~ nr "kriid• 1 rrrmn r.<>~1 1.1 Close to 5hopplng,P•rk St., C.\l &12-A.110, .14~-:'f\.~2 .lr~;i \~rrte. O<>.l~ ,;hn~ping <"ll'~. t'lrp•, ,1aruri1 & 1at1n11 6 BEi\l"TTf"l•t. \"w". '3 1r nl ;1hl"-11 \\'l!ttrn111 n, ~Ii fl1r,rl;i11:.:~ln"f'!n:'\.R, I -- s ' ---Arl111r ... M flt'I• .. "lllt-63.17 I • NlCE • II I hln1k In "1'"1'1 ~J'I \\'~ S..1 ·i 1;-.1.,u~1 V;r.!11rd ,, s.r.J"lll T1·•"• ,,, 'f\'j' .:'u11hr~n1 Alr1nr ;l0rl nr ,. paciou1 J BR'· 2 h& Dl,X 2 BR. 1tur110. "'"· --bath• .. u.i::r rno 2~ '-,.,,, "" " .,. Ch I I' k * Sv.·im pool, pu\/.....,en rl"'"· b!tn,, I ehrld oc·. 00 $13:>-2 Br hlll\!C, t'ill · lrn<'f'rl ;\~i;a \'<:'t'de 2 BR.. npw 1·r1 .i::.1 Mer r imac Woods ur ""' ,...,.;i, 1"11 ' --cn;>:s fR1 iCIOX .... n r k Pr 1mpt'rl nr dnmr~11c ~llto of ('\'fn e! 1' -ur l'lr ... -. ,. " 1 2m H t D C" H LCC I I /kt • 1~-' !r"rlr, 11ny ~~-.-1~ fl'lfl\lr!Pf· * F"rpl, Jnd1v Lnr!ry fa c'U fl"!~. Sl:l.i mo. lcJn~rt ~~3_10~_7_00111u i;'f'f1' r. .... rlrfl~. nr <1rbrir I Bak"r 4..!j ,\1,.r-r1rn11c \\";iy, C.~t. •"rm · >11 .... 1 "' ·~•r} nr<>•t.. rT1<'lm lA.i::un~ thAt 1·11luf' nr ~ 1845 An•htim Ave. \\'rdf7huri m El C3m1no ~ -~llOPfli. lock';' f:il.~ .• "rlulrs i=°28R-' Furn k Unf 11Jl pnv Trnn 1~ & r no l,; Rr11rll ·I da~f\\·k. ~t(ln, •hru ;,~l'ii rrl. 6;-;loi.7•'l CX>STA MESA 642-2'2'1 .._.,,"lo"!. i~1 2 BR ;ipts-epti-. r!rp!, no ~is Sl~a. M.>3.115 or f"rm11!!' SIOO mo ~~I! Thllro J.,ow N'n'. ,\J1kr ~----....,,.rv ur. 111.<;I u!1I, nr1\·J.v rtl'r, ----Ha''' small c:omrnrrc l>lrlg H SO I-----1 BR lnr ~lnil• P"~n r;ipnrt Chilrlrf'n Pf'!~ ok : ~-07'.l.l hraur J:&n1!'n, pool. rrc. LARGE hdrm. nr !'.-.. Csr 4!1 1-71~7 rln!wn. S.A. C'lei1 r \\fant "\'"p prar "11C\ 1 ~!11Prt A·l Apt. S~pply Inc. I E-~ii!e, C.:'11. Ciiil~ range, Sl.\l-$1~. fi.l;,...1).12 DLX 2 & 3 Br, 2 Ba , rncl Adul!s. no pet~. 19:'1!1 ~aple Pta.za P r1. rntrancr g, bath FA.\lltY of ;i 11.•anls 4 BR ha>·fronl rPS idrntial or ~; !~ 1~;e~~r'.\~!~~it:~t;q:: C.~t11. tum1n1re, p111n111. TI'frl!l 12:ar. su..5 mo SHARP 2 BR:-$135 Ji:llt. $150 & up. Rental ofr. Ave. (;\I ~li::r ,\pl :a 540-:ifilfl. !um house or apt. (rn.'f ~T-bf-11.rh al'f'a C"'lmn1erc1aJ. Plumb'c. clt'11n'i;: llO!utioo!. M~:tM Bl!ns. htd Jl"l"I. Arllt~. no 3095r.f11ceAv!.54&--lO.~~ 1 BR. furii (Ir 110r Bl!n!\. Guest Home 415 lyt :'<lust be nicr :>lu!I be ) Rich Jr11 1n. Rltr 61.}..6()foll e~.'11~0~;;.n,,,,,11 15.'2·1 Nel\'IJl'lrt 81\'d, C~f s~ I B" d I I prl~ 11'.I f: 8,11,1 fi.12 -~0l~ Newport Beach I .,,,, de_'• No oh1ld/rv>l' I 1n '.\"pl !ll'IJ'hor H1 dl:'lltlCI. --642-ZS'IJ I'~,-"urr\, Ar111!t, I ... I' ,.. ,...,,.._ .\!O---O:i 12. !lavr '.l!i lrlr:i!!ra1rJ ~ra1:· f!(l\'Pnrtan\•r •fri1J00>.2(l(I ----------non ~m.ik"r siv rrlnio-.1 BP.. c1r-111., ~ln\•r rt~li11,hr. 'l.'E\I' DUPLEX J blk~ In ~l:lll. 2.ll!J Or11nit' Avr Apl -* PRl,VATE ROOM ---r t s·x2fr l\"111 tl'~l'lr !nr r11n~ \'rr~"~ r1,.~r -....ni !_al!-1111 Island rlrr~ \"n r"1,. n "r r: .. r r~!r1:-Arl!1•. nn 11et~ $13:) I ·o;ran. \\'/\V, dt·p~. <:'l<>c rl ----~nr rldrr.~ l;irll nnl:!hf • II \\1"1·:[) rurni<:hrl'I rrnt;1I. 111:·.11rr 1ra1lrr ln ht U~<:'(l l><f h~~ch arr . rl11r·~, .,r hflll!I' BF t.rlln'1 nP ii, Ll'!I" !J.)4 l~e~1_lj1h :i-1.1-4 \j.'i ,\1111 fl/l ·,m-i;111 hl!n~. lrrlr, g;1 r, 1,, Ra. 1 RR r urn. Htil prl , S\10 :i <"ht't"'(\t ~.1rdr11 sun·.i11nd~~'.·. ,'I.I\ i nr 4 nr. '_lf'r "'.\_::•11 · mo\i•!P hnn1r ' I f\ICI! 1r.11t\ I&J<> bt~front. i Rr, 'i B1 , T l BR SJJ., 111rl1!' 11111 -Arluh~. nn pr l ~ $200 V·a~" RB l.nr1u'n. ulll rd l~.i 2 ~u~~I'~/~ ·1 11'-~'''' ~ •rhlr 1'11111'"_21 ·' r,;ii:. •.• ,.J I • t \l ".!\>'li • • r~;ll.Tili"l 1>1:~0 trp!(". hl tn8, l425 \Tl~·· 1 Arlull,, no, pi l• ~2" C"nt•r f"llr !ha! ltt m llnl'ler s.;o, 17t41 ~1--0183 e\el al! 6:30, BR Lnl•irn, $l<j(l fi.lfi-.2:i~4 1Sel1!<llt>11rm.~ nt'll.I ! [Hf'IL:-.1·; ll11nr1nl(" l\"8IC:h the:* * * * * * .. ~.._'°'f'M"'~·~-_ _,f~ft-'-----_sr_.,_c_>_<_. C&J __ < _M_WA __ • __ ..,:._"_.,_. _'"-'-"-'-'-"Y_P_'"_'_"_"__ v.·k dlys I nr .5-18-S'.lll. \\'e'll hell' y11u .l!elll 642-$i3 OPE~ HOUSE ('.(llu nan. I .. ___________________ I I ,I ·' I I I 'I .1 I ,. I ·I I • . ' . -., . OA.ILY PILOT 3 fi --J[Il] l.___·-·--·~l [Il]IL-_.-_, ..... ___,J[Il] lost SSS Cement, Concrete r>alnting & Paperhanging Help Wanted, M & F 710Help Wanted, M & F 710Help Wanted, M &. F 710 Help Wi1nt9d, M & F 710 Help Wi1nted, M & F 710 ,c '1 Vw'ontea, M & F 710 -------UDO ls!t, kitten tor1<.11.sr. shell missing 51n<'t' Sal. "Sugar"' 16'" ill & nerd~ medu·a11on. An y 111h), pier.Sot" call 67>3159. her mother & people arc gnel'lflg. LOST 8-8, TQrtoise fra mf'CI b1-tcocal sun):lla~scs, saddle 1.i:1 n cast!, Hl Prn!lf>ys ~-ash. I~. or Wil \\!rights. REWARD ~14--1293. PATIO Specialisl.s. Add d1.s11nction to your home with a custom pauo des1gn- ec' espec1ally1or yoUr home. QuaJ11y. Ex p er 1 e n c e ----,.-----No Y.'1tsllng * WALLPAPER * \\'hell you c&ll "f.tac" 548·144<1 6'16-lTil Satislal'.rion. F...a.son k Son5 PAINTING, professional. All Construclion. 548-{1769. ~·o rk g u ar n. Co l or CE~tENTWORK, oojob too sper.ia l is!. 962~143, small, reas.onable. Free 5-17-1441. Estim. H. Stuflick, 54.8-8615. I 0p0Rc0cfc.-l-,.-,-,,-ll-,,g-,-,-l/-io-I-,-,,-,-., CONCRE..'TE WORK work. Arcous c e ! 11 n Ks , GR.>\Y t1.i:,.r srnpt' .vn.i: rem NO JOB TOO S:-.1ALL 111rlrss sprayine:. Re t 1 . ~~-'.~ar~~:1~~a 5~~;·1~:.~:~,·~ 11 ___ .. c2c--0<_7_•_•_re_•_E_-,_i_. --:;~~:3:-,-IA_N_G ___ E_R __ -,-,-,,-,,-,,-, Rf'>nt~rl. 1'111ss1nn V 1 "JO. Child Care \\'nrk, no JQb l'J1 sn1all, all ~31)-4141 -L-IC-E-.N''-SE"'°D-.-:2-"6::-cRo,-,.,-,-.,u7. gl1arn1 , For lrt!t e~I.. cll.li ~100-REWARD* ChLld care my home . !lti&-{!316. :;;llky Tl'r slvr be.i:e Infants &. tOOrllers. Lge • INTERIOR EXTERIOR • f.-.1n no mllar 67:,..2:VS8 h>nced yd. 640-2263. Lie, ins, guarRntel'd. Ca.II Happily Married SMILE A LOT-PERSONABLE LIKE TO MEET PEOPLE GREAT TRAINING PROGRAM (no ex perience neces1ary) 2 Or 3 Nights A Week Apply fer our Wa itre1s Training P rogram Application• g iven 9-5 p .m. daily ~except Sunday1) DON THE BEACHCOMBER MEET PEOPLE Men! Be o restouro nt hos t & meet oil kind s of people os well 01 ho ve o good time. No Experience Necenary 5 Doys A Week; Unusual Benefits; Learn Eve ning hours . Great Training Program. Borlend ing ; DON THE BEACHCOMBER 3901 E. Coast Hwy. Coron• del Mar (10 a.m.-6 p.m .) UlST: Gern111.n Shorth111r. n111lf', l yr olri, v1c. G11.rftel<l &: ,\la.i:noha , MB. "Klipper" Rr11·ard. ~3'1!. Contractor t.1Y \Vay, quality homr. i-rmod. Walls. ce-iling, floors ere. No job too small. :.47-0036. 24 hr ans. ~en•. ~1i~~;~~· sp;::~~18· Expert 3901 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar Help Wanted, M & F 710 I Help Wanted, M & F 710 J Help Wanted, M & F 710 op~A':'.l~N~'T~IJN<·~c:;:, ~1'.l~o~o~•::-·~·l'!!~~~~~"'l~~~~l!!J!~~~~~~~':"::"~~!!'!~!!!!~~"'~"'l'"!~~!,::::::::::::::::::::::: -~~-~--~--~ '.i:uaranlei>d <1ork. L1l"d Any Help Wanted, M & F 710 I Help Wented, M & F 710 1 Help Want*<t, M & F 710 Ll..GAL Sec1•eta1"y, Mln1e ('Xp. TAN n1alf' Shrphrrrl puppy 11•11 h bJ11('k nn~r . Vic of Rack Bay nn :\;londay, Au.i:. 16th. 646--9?>21 SAT ninrn, \'IC Parson/Ford c ,\! .~n\ hlr k male /)'Jodie. Rrr! flr11. collar. Ans io Jel. 642-!74h. School• & instructions I ~ 575 GUJT AR Lessons, $10 per mo. your home or mine. 496-:1717. leave r.1essage. Theatrical 580 JAXON !he M<1gici11 n. 1-1 hr of magi.-: !or parties, $5.00 494-3669 size .)Ob, Call fi7:,...5740. rt>qu\n't!. :\lust he exc('llc•nt =r-A"IN"'"T=IN"'G~. -.1"c.cd-,iruc,c-o,c,c,.cl typ1s1, &1.t-1-r,1 FROi\t addtuons thru com'I. l'Stlm. Quality mat'I, depe.n-ACCOUNTS payable, lite I BUSBOYS General Office $550 ~ LIVE 1 I" b 11 bys 1 t . C()inplete Serv1ce. plans, I dah!e. 2·I hrs. 847-'lt:?S. cash1er1n.1: Excellent .,.,..,rk· I No11• T<1king: Appl1ra11nns Nrw1~'rt Beat'h area. Variety ~ • -·• !er/hou<;l'kcrpt'r. Col I e ~r r~t1 matrs. JnE' Rowr.. Gen. -, ing condition~. Phone-for durallon or school rxis1t1on in top no1ch firm. ~· gil'I. N.B. ari.'a, 01111 tram>. Con!r 642-3591/646-9203. YOU supply !hr Pa 1n 1 · 636-4010 ask for l\lrs. Olsnn_ term & lol!owing Sun\nter. Plrasant working crinds. &12-S.:.21. Room~ pa in!Pd SlO Pa, Also . .. Appl,v a!ter 2 PL\1 Xlrl"t ra1sf's. Top benefits. \\IATERPRf vinyl dec k l'xter1or. Cal! Y!()...7046. ASSF~l\I BLER. small elrr-The F;ve C•owns C II M C . ··16 22 coa!lngs, all typel. Lee i ~~--~---.~~-7.-1 trontc n1anuf;i.cturer. C ,\1. a · Lss nnn1e, .hl ·I . Roo!ing Co., CM. 642-7222 Plai ter, Patch, Re,"1a1r has requiN'ml'nts for an r.~-Res taurant Ah1i;-111J Abho i Prrsonnl'l PLA STER-Palch-Rm A-iris. per assen1bler. She ~ho\1lri 3.~01 E. Pa1•lric Coas1 Hwy., Agrncy, 230 W. \l/arn('r, Additions • Rem00e\1ng GeN•ick k Soo, Lie. Ar{"Ous. 1·ei1111gs, stucco IRY!NE PERSONNEL SERVICES "'AGENCY Free & f ee Positions ha\'e PC boar<l, soldering I Corona de! ~lar. No ph. calls. Sui le 21 C S.A. rr rin . F'ree es1 imat e s. harl"M"ss & final wiring CASH IER CAR \V,\Sll GIRL Friday needed 8.ll--3931 , 64,.1_4170 art. 5. hki,:rnd, Please submit ex-Cal! bl\1•: I\ & 6 11•/su-ons bookkeep i ng S $560 Electrical 1_::::_,:c::c:.,~~-===~I per to cl;;ssilied ad No. 3-Z:i, 64-1-4150 hkgrnd, soine typing. ,\1usl ecretary to 673-ffi11 * 549-2170 ----,,.,-~-,,---:-• PATCH PLASTERING D .1 p ·J 1 p 0 Bo-1~"r. hllve ability I" ha-"le -'I "f-G. ood ~kills EL E CTRIClAN, licensed, ai Y 1 0 · · · ·' .JOU, C~llLD (,\rtE-Jook1n.1:. for " "" ... u Xl I Al! types. F'rtt estimates. C 1 ;o.,1 C 1-f 92b26 lice procedures. Call he-l\\'n , n t stob e llrn1. bondrd. Small jobs, main!. C II "'"'""?-OSi'I' esa, 111 · ·-· the right person tn care !or A t Cl k $4SS l =-~':'",'C~·~'"".:'~~-''----[>:SS:JS'i'A:N'T-,;iruM;:;;::--;;;;;< 10 & 1: Coo.st r.lusic, cc ng. er & repairs. 54S-;j203. ASSISTANT :O.lanager, over my one yr, olri. Pff'fer to 642_2851. Grn'I Acctng/EOP ('.Xp. l'IIAlL &. li!e l'li-rk, g,•nrral back up. Bcallt, nrw ofc.~. Irvine, 833--9·177, Linda. MATUH I-: woma n for busy Cosl a llle~a ShQp \l'/so1nr clir11ll'!C'. Ow ru•d by Na!'l J-'irn1. Sl.G.'J guarn & con1n1, pd va calion. Call tllgr, 5-IS-!Y.119. i;G~•~t~d~e~n~;~n~g~===~=:=:==~-[P-lupmubii;:i,,sgiNcR"Er::\iR-[ 25, no exper. nee. Fuller ll\•P in. Lovely hon1e in N.B. . . Typist to $47S .,. PLUJ\-lBING REPAIR Brush Co. 962-0-116. 67;,.7J7i GIRL Friday,:> to 6 hrs day, Will train rapid lypist AL'S GAR.Df.NJN G No job !no small 5 ATTRACTIVE \vomen 1 -c=1=1-1L=o,-,-,-,-,=,-,-,-,-,-,-i.-.-,~& o\\'n trans._. mus~ have good on f\1TST & MTSC machinr~ Show-Of!, ror gardening '= •m a l l • &12-3128 • needed lo learn & teach pro-8, alter s~·hool , Tustin area phone \1l\Ce, _hie typing, IBM Keypunch $4SS Center. l\IATURE S<llcslady f o r prrm. position. No exper n('Cf'SS. Apply in person, J -~iP:\1 l\lvn thru Fri. Tht> ll unttn t;ton landscaping services, call 1 -~=c-.c-...-iOiC0."'"'",--1 fessional make-up. f /time, _ Jleideman School. Call all small hookke<>ping , pleasant Exper. 029/Type -4:, 1 -~=--------CS-:0-5198~ Ser.>!11,g Ne'::rt, 24 ~OL.E -~LUMB~~~J61 pl!lme. Exec. Po!-l ti on 6 pm, ~\-0314 . a54tmospheN', caU for appt. A/P Bkkpr $600 r.;~~~~\~~Y· 11~~1-,h~e 1~n.~r l'<~1;~ ul\.1, ......... sta " esa, ver · &CM e. • avail. Call Vi\•1ane \\'(X)f{arrl '~""==~---~~-·I -6-1523· H I R E " S•--W••t•lilt CLEAN ING "'Oman, 1 tin1e 11. eavy AIP exp n · · gi•I . \\'orkin" p 11 ren1 s . PBX-TWX OPERATOR Temporary position for approx. 3 months. Re- quire high school edu- ca tion with I year ex- perience on teletype & 608 multiple automatic switch board. Please Apply In Person Personne l Dept • 3333 Harber Blvd. Costa Me1a 1~~~~~~~~~~=:1 ""·~'. '" · -~g--:--;;:::;:::::;l:C~o~•~m~e~l~ic~•~·~"'~'-.;'.;'"~· n1onlh, Thurs., V1r: Adan1s GIRL F nday f o r Ac-field. Some payroll. 1 .. 61· ~120 I, GOOD Earth gardeners · LEE Roo l1ng Co. Roofing of APPRAISE-~ & '.\tagnolia, 011•n tra ns. countants OHicf'. 1 ypist. Recept. $550 -"'-'"'-"-"-"· _·_·"_· ·__:_· __ Services Jnd Repoir• I ~ specialists in yard rejuv('n· all types. Ret•n1·r r. repairs. EX"""· t-.1<1n . 962-7~3, :-tlrrpr.. payroll. Ca I I Type. 60fsale~ f'Xp. hclplul r.~c1,1.1 A1~-~~~."Ahp'p'ly' '.16'c,'",, A Div, of Susquehanna Corp. a11on & m;i.inrenance, mow ,_,,_ • -5-1~-9544 !or appL Sh " 1 I 1 '"" uvu .. ,. thl'r-n10 roof coatin):ls, 11•hite ,.._...__., P"••"lt"' Cl ER K 1 1 arp lL rac gr & edge service. Cal! afler '-'""'"' u " "--' • ~ typ1s1 re('('p!, ,. ec ' · · Campus Dr. N Fl ATLANTIC RESEARCH Auto Waxing ~. 494_6367. & col{lr. Lic/honded since Call l\tn;. Schnudr t.i·pr\i•n!"r, JO l;('y. E.~p N 0 s Secr_etary , to $600 I;;.;;.;...;;.;;;;,;;;._.;;.;;.;;.;; '47. &12-722'l \.\'ESTCLIFF nee., !1f'1ply 1741 P lacentLll.I GRA J B y L1lf' Sh, xlnt fyJJ1n1:. ANTHONY'S A-1 :\;fo'b=i~l,~f71o_m_•_Rno~c,~ing PERSON NEL AGENC'l C. i\1, :l to 4 PJ\L SALESMAN CA•/mPpo.<:c'1'e:kn correspotood$4t'n5ro' [ Skeeter• Wa1h N Wax l\lonth!y ~lain L Professional, Servire. Roofs r au Ike ri, 2043 \Vestcllff Dr., NB COOK EXPE R ' Con1paC'ls S7.2.5 Standards exp. Reh~~~4~eawnablc. 1 sea led & Coa1e<l . 64:'>--2550. 645-mO P/!iinr . E~e ~hd l. ~lUST AIR cxper/typing ~:~ $9.25 Quick Serv. Campers -'::=;::;;,,.,,:;;-;;;;;;;-;---liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FRONT V·•d Law" o •• ,. ,10 Sewing/Alterations Bl:: CLEAN Ko NEAT. NO WANTED 'J!J!/oon Je,l e,. & Mobile serv. avail. Your ..... ".,..., ~ Ba"kt'"g I " " PHONE CALLS! Apply in home or pitk up. neas. mo. Backyards a so · ALTERATIONS EXP ER I • pr1-:;nn, S11rf & S1r!o1n, ~930 Oean-up & reg_ n1alnt. Wl'ed ing. yard c ean-up. l\lEN & \\'OMF:N ,., •. ~'". -"8612 COMMERCIAL \.I/ Coas! ll\\"y .. N,A. .,.., ~""" "o~ · · 673·1283 or 548-041 7 --- --- LLER COOKS \V11.11trd. hrn\IPr r1-PROF'ESSIONAL Gardener. Alterations -642-5845 TE per Appl y in fll'rson, The tree work, prun in g, COSTA MESA sprinklers. l'lean up job.<:. 1 Keat. 11.ccurale, 20 years exp. Drrhy Rest. 1262 Pahsar1es, PRE-SCHOOL I lR nr!~c ap in g . Georgt\ Tr ee Servlce EXPER. Cl\·!. Enroll 11n\\' lnr F11.ll &16-j893. 'T'.... S Ya --' COUNTER GENERAL '1 o:e erv. ,,, OOF N & I I I Jl\!h !.· :\lonrnv1a. h day + TOl\1'S Japane~e G;i.rdener . kl PR eal · altrac ivr. p<1r ime I I " . Pl d cle<1n-up. haul ing, spr1n er P"rson-hl.-forr 12 noon . East u I uay sessions. annr Apt .. Inrlushl.Comm 'l-Res1--pa •·•· R<••· 646-5848. MACHINE P-"t'am ho> l"""he A•er ·~ • Bluff Clc:111rr.;, Z:l'17 E.:1.sl ,v.., . u•" s. ~ rJent'I. Comp. Lawn Care. 2.li, hrs ~:3fl A.\I · fi Pi\!. r-·ew 111.,.,·n. sprinklr. ~l-~446 Tile OPERATOR Bluff Dnl'e. NB. S20 v1k-C0~1 PARE: 642-40;)1) . -----------DELIVERY hoy, part litne. .JACK & Son, la\\'/\ 5f'rl'ICI", CERA1\11C Ille ne ..... -& UNITED r.1ust havP rirll'er's hcrn~. free es! , mo'v e cl g t . remodel. Free esl. Small ----Bllshard Pharma.ry. 2 4 4 1•acuum, clean up. f714! ;,,bs v.•clcome. 5.1&-2426. CALIFORNIA BANK Babysitting GIRL For Clothing Dept. F.XP€°r. prefl'rN:'rl. Thi.~ Co u!<l Be A Career Opportunuy. Apply 1n person &tv.1'1'11 1 30 & 3:30 Pi\t The Grant Boys tr~ NE\VPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA Equal opportun!ly en1ployer CH ILD Care 10 n1y home . t.fnn. thru Fri. Balanced n1r11.ls /..· many ac!lvit1r5, CL\\ ar-ra . 642--0;:.s.!. l ;~~~~~~~~~~~~I Forrsl, L;iguna Bf'11rh. 96R-9!!Z9. I nL-~'TAI \ 1 1 I _, GULLIVERS RESTAURANT CREATIV E GA.RDENING 6 t'lfonarrh Bay P aza r." ~' ssis ;in r 111.1r.;1ur. I J I,.+•] South Laguna Nev.·11(1rl Or1hndf)nl1r off1rf'. Lunch food wenches & Cnn1p m a i n I en an c e & Employment husbriys \vith r)(peri,.ncr I Congrnlfll rnv1ronn1r11t, IOfl 488 .E 171h (at Irvine\ 642-1470 C~I JR !'J:o'.:CRI:.'TARY : An op110r- lunity for the be):linncr v.•ilh 11mhition & t11.len!. Grent Co w11h lots of hf:'llf'llts . Lots ol pubhc contact loo! St S•HJO. Call l\1ary Lee: 510-6055 COASTAL AGENCY 21~ Ha.rhor Bl 11t Arlam! Junior Financial Analyst We are now accepting applications fer - * HOSTESS * BUSBOY * DISHWASHER Apply in Person Dallv 8 10 j l.114;',2 1\1aCArthur Bh<l. (i\i;ro~~ lron1 0 .C. J\irporl) Newpor1 Bcai;h NE\\"PORT Heights arra. L~r.i:r yr1 /S<1ndbo.~/cra ris. Bi1J.1nrrd lunch. Xln 't care. 6-15-Zi34. .., LIC'D CHILD CARE landscaping. Yard c ean-ur.1 ~;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;~ now being inlerviewed_ 9 to 496-1273 flll..Y, a pp!Ylx 4 dys/11•k. Orn!· sprtnklers inst. 673-1 166. 20 11 am or 2 tn 4 pm. 1~~2 Will assist In p•epara-,..,.,...,. .. ,....,.. .. .., .... ,.. Equ11l Oppor. Employer al exp re11. A~ -30. 1, EXP. Japanese Gardene r. Job Wanted, Male 700 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~ 6l2·1fi2fi 1\111.cArlh11r Blv<l: o PP st · ticn & analysis of budg-1\lOTEL MAID~~~ULL OR 11'3rhor & B~krr. Ci>1. P"l"p, Re fs. 5-l:'.>-2943 5 yrs. Kmw how, up-keep, plant I-I 0r11ngc County Airport. els, fcreca1t1, man-PART TIME. 10,. ,\lain, B."1 . BABYSfTT.ER v.·anterl. my 1 DENTAL RECEPT. pest, trimming, clean-up. '-"R N B V 6 6 9 HOUSEKEEPER. mn!h!.'r-power statistic• & vari-67:>-87•10. BABYSITTING 1n niy hon1r. !Qls of expPrirncl' 11•Jth sn111.JI rh1ldren. 1\42--4661. _,34~. BARTENDc.. -· · hon11", ilf1ss1on 1c10. · · Exper. nrr. for this hu.~y .,..,,,... "" 'd •I l"yed t 1 ' ~" • ]'"'Ss honie, 2 s c h oo l ous financial reports. res1 cnt presen Y f.:mp v YI'\ 011•n r11ns. pn;: , . : .,,,...., olc. Drsk only. i'lnm~ Sil.ts, 1\-IOVING & s1ori1i.:e rnn1pany AL'S Landscaping. Tree re- moval. Yard remodeling. Tra.sh hauling. lot cleanup. Repair sprinklers. 67J.-ll6fi. in'-·''· i:rC'k.~ positic>n 1n this p. 4 r!ays v.·k. 837-7i41. g{; ~nC'fl!s, H.B. area. IH~f' rhilrlrf'n. lathf'r works Must have minimum of Is lif'C'king an exp driver & S\6-~-3 rme u11us1uLI houri'\, nCT'd livr-in 2 years experience, & ,,. 11rMt. · · J. any 1 · BABYSITT£R 11N"df>rl ror ~ l!l!\-3:,0lfl. 1 " N h b h furniturr ha nd! er , r.X· ~-~---~,--a .. y. ire on1e, nr eac . college degree prefer-380 Job Wanted, Female 702 yr old girl & 9 yr olrl boy in pI<:NTA L llygrnisl. Sf'nrl Trans. 11.v11.il. f.fusl Sf)('ak ed. pcriC'nl'e Is a mus!. 831--0 Builders ••1 1 1 1 ~ "'II v·-· \l•t~1 '-brl 8-a i\lon lhru fr1. ,..._1, ~. ~1 '"·'· ,. · .,.. rr.<:ume tn 317 M11r1!lf> Avr, English. Call 968-246 3 NO .Job Too Small! Brick, hl<>ck. concrrlr. rarpcntry, arld a 1·n1, house lrvelin.i:. Yamauchi Garricn Service Free Landscape Consulting 642-6265 DAY 11nrk nr evt"ning, 111! in 011r home. 847-1121 HR J311!hoa l.<l11nr!, (\\'cd/Thun;! ber 4 & 12 Please Submit e e NEEDED klnd~. Rtl1able, O\Vn tran~. BABYSITTER. av.:1.U on DENTAL "A-,-,,,--,,-,,-,_-,=.,-·p· I P !\l. Re sume & Salary Two Office Girls .t:ar, o11JO-.r rrpa1rs. Free es!. COI\!PLETE lawn & 2arden- \\'oo1y. 962--6!).I;. Lng servic~. 5-11-9330. short mtice. rlays. Vir: I nercsi'\111)'. r.tus! know X· 11ou=,=.Ec17<E"-=E0P"F.".Rc-C=oo=K~fco-,·I History Tc: HelpWanted,M& F710 Ar!ams N _l\t<1~nnli3 . Oii•n r11y.~. i;.1r .... 1R.~2. l\1onarrh Bay 11·1rl ow . CLASSIFIED AD CarpeJ Service Jim :>48-04-05 trani'\, 002-7.'it.1. J DENTA-L-rrcepl1nnl~I part '.\111.llln:' \!,"Oman, liv(' 11! •179 ACCORDIONIST ii·anlrrl !nr BACHELOR requil'Pl'I girl for 11n1r T~·pint: ski!li'I' nee 1\1ust rlr11·p Nrv.' rar pro1~<l· Daily Pilot, P . 0 . F.Xr. Japane~e .i:arrlf'll('r. Fn & ~' nllr Ariply nr1wn hnui;rrle11n11:g a ff'W hours X-rayi'I hrlpllil. 1\42-7515 rr! C''lmff)rlablr, pr1\'Alr Box 1560, Costa Mesa, ln1rod.IO'uctD0tt",-~s,prt"le1al c,~o m ~-lt •mla•,,_m~1l~t~~~"nce . 3 & 5 pm, S1v11'1~ Cha\1.'t we~ly, C.:'11. 507-0307 h<'lorr DR 1\PERY 11""raTnrc. f'xp'r! 111111 rt r r i'I v.h·11h T.dV Ca lif. 92626 • • • ' '"" rrf'r.•< ~ .... .,......., . .,.,, 911m ,-. 11rfnrrnresPXC anote . cl Rrstaur<111t. 414 Nn. ="""'f>Orl · · Top ""gr~. C 111 ·' ~ i r S1ca m or l'lh<1n111nn ean1ng tzxrt:R. Haii·.;iian Ga.rdrner 4!19-30--lfi. D IAMOND I R!1d .• ~. R. Or11pf'r1r.~. 3:0:53 R1rr h Sr . " · -======,--I F.qual Oppor. Employer C"mplet• G•-••oln .. "-r-................................ l"'"kmg -c [:=========== u "'· .... = ;\n1''1"1n Br11rh, 5-16-1411. HOUSEKEEPERS Rrp111~ or Jnslall11.hnn \"ICf' Kam.:1.Jant &16-4157~. I £XPER. --- Free Ei:t. f>4j-1Jl'/ ' : * DRIVERS * F-:xrrr. Full Timr Management ~------,-----1 Gonu•• s.,...,c.. Accounts SECRETARY Hunt;n9too Bu <h Carpe t Service No Experience TH INGS by l\.fno.~e. Lt. Con valescent Hosp. MANAGEMENT TRAINING PROGRAM NOW OPEN JOHN 'SCarpet &Upholstery rlerl, plumb. fencf'. 11te. Payable T.1'P111.:~·SflWi, Necessary! 18811 Florida Ave. Cleaners. 8 xtra Ori · in.~tlns. carpentry, paint etc. l\~11st hrtve cle11.n Calif. drlv. H .B. 847-3515 ~a'AmflOO fr re Sl'Olr-h.~uard -UNITED -- 1Soi 1 R , tar d an! s), ~1:.-os20. ---Clerk CALIFORNIABANK ing ri::cord.Notundcr25. D"greascrs t. 11u color 'H A ND Y fl-l AN, c<ir'fl"nlr')", YELLOW CAB CO. hngl>tcnrrs t.i 10 m1nu!t plumbing & ell'c lnc. 11.btl1ty. 186 E. 16t h St., C.M. 6 l\lnn11reh Ba y Plaza hlcach for \l,'hi!e cRrpel.1;, V.'ork guarn. 963-00;)7. Must have at least 1 Solllh Laguna DrilVEWAV 11alti1m an Sa.ve yOlJr money hy si;ving \VJNDOV.' .<:cITcn & scrl"f!n year experienc• in ac• w/l ullP PXprr, Time & 1~ me ex tra trips. W•u ..:.le.in dnDI" repair. Venetian blind counts pay ab I e & 496-1273 nvr-r '10 hr.;, Nl'tl1 tn apprar. l1vini;: rm d1ninll rm & haU servtcf'. 646-\9.18. knowledge of 10 key Equal Oppor. Employer 1-612--46c7_1 0 . =o------ Sl:i, Any rm $7.50, couch H 1· addi·ng mllchine. Du· EXP'D TB:'lf ro mp o .~er 110. rloalr $5. 15 yr11. l'Xp. i11 1-•-u_m_g:.., ___ -:---ties include handling BEA Un ' Opcra!(lr I o r oprrarnr. Systl'm & Stan- >1:hat counts, no, mc!l'lorl. I YARD, g11.rage, cleanups. purchase orders, in· children's hair styling shrip. dalonr Srrwl rr-l'lume m <k> v.·ork myself. Good ref, Remo-i,·o ITl'eS, dirt. ivy, bl T ~~a-o• Cla .,.,,~ ti No ~ D-·ly ,., voices & receiva es, c.mpornry no""". ,,,. • '" ..... s., .-,1 a · ..... ,, ... 1-IOUSEK EEf'ER.-live in for 1nolherless homr; girl l2 yrs. bny 11 yrs: Jo,.nlrd in I! 11n!inR1 f) r. llarbnur MEN WOMEN w/swim'g pool. Call 714: , 827-8970 or 213: 592-1.084 ASk I. AR G E rNVF.STMENT fnr .lohn Gi\'ans. CO~IPANY HAS SEVF.RAL 1-f 0 USE K E E PER-livein. POSrTION.') OPF.N F 0 R t-.1otherleu home. lag. Bch. EXECUTrvE ADVISORS, Children ~ &_ 6. ~!us! have SALF.:o;i\-TEN &_ 0 TH E R c:ir. $250. mo. 54~1107; MANAGEMENT p 0 s J- l\1us1 he 2'.i 11111\ able 10 drive -APPL\: - 1~ f.. 16th SI ., C.:'11. Nl~f~D-2 mf'n ror -,;w;pap<>r di•ltvrry. \Veek<l11~·s & wknrls op('n Call 91)2-1 IS9. NEW ACCOUNTS CLERK Experienced NOTE TELLER Experienced -UNITED- CALIFORNIA BANK 2712 W. Ccast Hwy. Newport Beac::h 646-2431 F.q ua l Oppor. Employer Eq11;1t Oprior. Employer P~RSONNEL secretary, 1 yr. rxp('ncncc rcquir1>d ., l.\flr 6:-i v.•p111. shorlhanrl 90, rl1c!;iphu11r. ruH rim,~ opf'n- 1nr; 11·11h ~oo<l salary & hcn- 1'1\1~ South Co.1st Commun- ity JIQs pilal. Sou:h Laguna. ~l'J-_l._,,_l. E."._lc. c'-""-·-~--1 PHO~-ESSIONAL phone soi1ci1o r • Dan11 Poin!, San Cl1>rl1C'ntc, Capislrano area, 'York in )'(!Ur O\Vn home. Br;c;t deal in area. P hone 833-l·llhi bct1\'('en 9:00 a.m. and noon . PROOF OPR. E xper ienced -UNITED - CALIFORNIA BANK Contact Jea n Berges 2Ql Avr111d11 [").--1 l'llar Sa n Clc1ncnle 492-5123 Equal Oppor. En1ployer Pnxlurt1nn ~l lJl'('J'\'i~rs Tf)p npporlunil i(·~ f(1r ag- .l:r"S.~•l'P lcad1·r~. Harbor an:as laslP~t growing co. l!l:ll Pl,1f'c•nlla, C:\1 . nECEPTIONIST: At- !racll1«" oul i;:olni; \\'Oman ff)r Jr.>1:11! rrrsrinnrl nf!ltt. II you lll'f' rOllb<'IU<1l & able to 111r<'t 111th ,'>i; /lanrlle !he puhlJt'. \\"r 11 11! !rain. Liie 1)•p1og, s:r-.o. Calt \lul') Ll'f'" ~1/}....f/)jS (\),\..;TA !. ACl<NC'Y 27:~'i !t1tl'h11r Bl flt ,\rla1n~ -RECE-PT IO N IS T-- t-.1;11ur1· \\·orn11n, CPA ofc. Call !.1w11in1• \\' l·:S'rcLJ ~-1. PT·:llSONN f~L AGENCY 21113 111<'!<.Tl'llff Dr,. Nil &L'l-~7711 ==~--~-~ HOUT !·: Un1•er, s!rady wflrk w1lh RJ'Ow111f.: Sofl wal r r Co. /l•lusl !1avr neal anpr11ranN' $.· goo.I rir1v1ng rt'{'flrd. 4!)l-ll1~. SA L ES G IR L-F.xp 'd fr>r yiirdBJ?C shop, mus1 sew. Call for i nlrr v ir w 11p- j)<)llll111>"nl, &l•l-83&-I ask Jur Mrs. AbhoH . 531-0101. ski fl Io a d er , backhoe. issuing of debit memos la!r.r. Opporluni!y 10 lParn Pilot. r . O. Box 1560, C0&ta Ce•penter 8.\i-2666. & h . f II' from nuts ra n r! 1 n g pro-l\le.~. 9'2626. llOUSF.KEEPER / SITIER 4!H-6Z97. TIONS !!!~~~~~~~!!!!j SALh:S -f.1en NURSES AIDES STOP!!! ot er 1tem1 a 1ng . _, .,,, 7014 1 --~===~-~-o I co JP! E~ co TRASH &. Garage clean-up, in account• payable fe&!1onru . .,.,..-EXPERIENCED in Retail fnr Clll!l.ii t'ltesa pro f . :'I • '"' MPANY CARPENTRY 1 dayg. $10 a lo.ad. Free esl. category. Interested BEAUTY 0 p ER AT 0 R Fashion S.iles~ Full or part family . 6:30 Am--4 :30 pm. TRAINING, FULL rnrNGE ~fINOR REPAIRS No Job Anytime. 548--5031. eppl>'cents mey epply WA NTED. PERMA TRESS lime. Senrl resume. V.'rile O''"n trarw:r. 546-7254. BENEFITS, C 0 M p AN y Ex~r. Preferred 7AM-3t30PM •hi!: LOOKING & ACT C •1 d d N 187 D 11 '~====o=-·-,o-cc--cl CAR PLAN, TilEMENO-Too Sm11.JI. Cabinet In gar-Housecleaning in person. 2300 Harbor. osta "esa C!11ss1lr A o. . 11 Y 1 j1ouSEKEEPER, 1i 11 e _in OUS ROOM FOR GROwrH. age• k other cabinet•. BoAt Manuf11cl11ring Pilot, P. 0. &!K 1560 Costa v.•/p!l.'asant family 51,'i r!ys, Full Time, Pernlal"M"nt. Huntington Beach Convale1cent Hcsp. 18811 Florida Ave. 545.8175 tr nn answer leave 1\fcsa. Cleaning Servi~ Personnel Dept. COLUMBIA YACHTS 1\1e11a,Ca92626. 2 chldrn, all dut1c1 . START NOW UNDER t 646-2372 H O Carpets, Wirtd0ws, Floor t"tc. _ ~g. • · · • Rf'sid. & Commc'J. 5'l8--41Jt 3333 Harbor Blvd. Good benefi ts, Year round EXPER. all around girl !or &16-5141. TH E GUIDANCE &: LEAD-H.B. 947.3515 l"'c"cdc'c'c'°c"c· ___ ~~--1 CLEAN Costa Mesa work ln mridern faciJitie6. rirnlal ole. Send complr!r J-cloScK~PcRS~-E~m-plc>T--P-•Y-,~,-,.-. ERSHIP IF DAVE LOOI<-NURSE assislant. cxper. E"PER , I· o' HOUSE OF -M 1 11 pha· ha-'wn't>•tt ~•ttme to 317 .., -. rl! mo" e 1 • • 11.s1cr carpen er · a ~-'"-' George Allen Byland Agen-fNGLAND, INVESTMENT South Coast Comm l losp., cabinets, repairs, m11 lnt. No Profes!. Carpet Oeaning. ATLANTIC e~. Roll~· man. In~tallation Ma rlnr, Bstlboa lsl11nrl. cy 106-8 E. 16th, S.A. AN ALYST, R. E. BROKER, So. Lag una. 49!)..1 311. x:l56. jot'> foo gmall. Re 11. •. Free est. Ref'5. 64 2-61124· carpenter, Hardw11re ln!!aJ. EXP pan-· help. Sala"" 547 --. COMMUNITY LEADER, '"' '"' ....,,,"., ORDER take.rl!, woml'n-girls, 6.J&..4224 . Bay ii! Beach Jenitorlal l111inn. Chopter gun operator, npen. ~ori Rt'Sll~ to: P.O. -~=ar=Eo:-=c1c.h""E,..-"'do--I over !fl, dtty•s or eve.<:. F°llll (rnt1, Y.'indows, Door! ete. RESEARCH Ex,.,..rienced. "15 McCormick c M H L r.fA..,,.. xp TifREE NE w UNITS CARPENTRY hy Dllrkan .,. ,_,,_. C Bnx 1 l lO, osta esa, preJ"d. Laj[;l.1na Beach. -·' ' or part time v.urk from our Jone~. Custom \.\.OO<lwork, Rt>ll. & Comm'l. 646-14(11. A\lf'., .:r.1. C11lil. '.12626. ,.._,1 <"'ll!t6 • WIU. BE INTERV IE\VJNG Santa Ana office. No exp FormiC"11, e!c. Resid, comm. Ironing A Div. 0 1 The Equal opportunity eml)loyf'r EXPERJJ-;NCED dry rJ~an-* ........, ,,... · DAILY TO FILL TllE~E n~ssll ry. Salary $1.65 hr .• 646--51611. Susquehanna Corp. BOOKKEEPER . att0Unt11nt ing counler girl. 1 53 ~ * JAN I TOR-Maintenance-POSmONS IM MEDIATE-~17_1 373 bl'f. s. IRONING done in my homt '"' mr' _ •ized CPA M11n. LY . NO DEGREE OR EX-·~=~==~---~ ANY si job. R~s1d. comm '\. ,__ " " Nf'wport R!vd .. C ;\1. C II "'2 -• '-PART TIME · d Sl.25 an iu Equal OpPOr. ErnrJoy!'r firm, PrerPr riata. proce11s--* a .,.., -;r.,';1V PERIENCE NECESSARY. ' • t'Xpcnencc in<lus. 11.p1.-. All t)reS-.,.,·or\c.. •• MS-0826 • • [:=:::i::::i:::::::::i:::::i:::l:;:::i:::::i:::::i::~[ G Att d t truc:k &. f' q u Ip m f' n I Reas. f"ree est. %.2-1961. I ~-~-~~-----_ . tng experience. t>1usl bl' ara«)e en an JOB openings fo r ex-mechllolc \l.ith to ols . Painti-& 11,•rlJ. groomed. 3,1;:.l:f'C!Sslvt, Re!if?d nr se:mi-ret lreri. good pt'r lencr.d bank Pt™nnl!I ONE CALL CAN BRING C t • • • ., AccounllLnl-C'PA S\000 YOU IN TOUCH Wl1'1 TIIE 842-242J a ering Paperhenglng $600 creative 1nri t~naei()ug • nnl he11llh. full filllf' 111ternnorn1 with Security Pacific &nk, ~ ~--~--~- LegaJ Sec'y 2 )'l'"I tn S:;.iO a procrastinator. De~ and evt"nini;:~. South Coast HunllngloD &ach 8nJ'l(h. CHANCE f'6R fJNANClAI~ P IT 1 ;\1 E ;\1a1d-Housewife . ALL t-UNCTlONS ALL FOODS ALL PRICE~ Cn11111 C11tertrs 644-6747 Cement, Concre:e PA IN TING/Papering. 18 ~~~~:y/type to S'l50 desirable but not m('nda· Cf)mm. Hosp.. S. Laguna. To Apply, IM?'I! Doug Keup, SECURITY It TitE HEIGHT Call In pcr!lOn, Huntlngtori yrs. In Herbor a.n'a. Llc: k S-IJO tory. C a 11 <194-0768 or Prf"S"\n""I Ori)!. A.u't ~fgr. 202 •i\1ain Strett. OF PRESTIGE. Shor!'.!L t>.1orel, 2J(l(Y.I Ocean hooded. l{ef'R furn . ft.42-ltifi. ;:e_c~~1-'o'iii-•·p.,,_;_w_-88~76o.·=~==---GENERAL OFFICE E qu a t o p po r t u n It y Avr, 11.B. Qu"'I ~ " '~,-I r CALL NOWI INTERIOR · Exterior. · NEWPORT BOYS 1~14 Neer! 1 pltlme ''"'ll & 1 p/ r.mp oye · PRESSMAN. Part lln1e 1750 ty Work. Re A 8 on tt b I Y Personnel Ag•ncy 1 ... deliver papers In the San 11mr ~·knct~. Litl' bkkpnR". JOIN rhe &suti l11I ldf'a.!L 558·0444 & ltelt "~f't'rience. Light bin-Pt~. F'n'l' Est, 5-Wt-5766. 133 Dover Dr., N.B. Clemente, Sa n Juan Capl~· AMJlY Car[l('lrria. 171-4 New-Div. nl General Foods . \\'e dry. 510-9682 PATIOS, wAlk!, dri1·e, rn~lall F'OR clean It neat painlinJ':, 642-l870 trano and Capistrano Beach port Blvrl., C.M. t'IH'll 2 rr~p. fr m trt"n:u::crs Ask for Mr. Strand QUICK CASH new t11wns. SR"'· hreak, I lnl!'.rior It e:<lenor. Call , .,.,.. .. .., .... .,.-.. ..,-1 11.reR & 3 acl u!t1. No rloor to <lf"l!'r.,,. ...... .,, .............. .._ rrmov"'. MA--AA68 ff)T r~t. Dii;k, !lAA-4003. ACCOUNTS pay11hlP, li!r DAILY PILOT "WF.F.D fl f.t C"l'Ap" .. <'lean Jo:x1•r Po~ili0ns a va i I . VACANCIE::, C08t money! THROUGH A • e CONCRE:TF.:-F'k;wir.o;, rROFES$ION,\L p11in1ing .. ca.~hlerlni;:. Excellent work· 4~2-4·120 °111 lh"' lr<',ll~ll rt"s It l:rll.~h -1142-26&1. Rent your holUil'. f'PI ,, 1\orc DAILY PILOT I . him lntn {'1111h lhn.1 11 D111ly bid D 11 Pll Jllll lflll, r!n1·r~. ~11k'.,.,•11lks. 11 n~erior/ex !Prlor. Q1111lity nR" C1Jnd1!ions. Ph o n f 11ou~~ llunlin.11:? W111ch the P ilot Clas~ll\ed ad. li4:l-5&7S Dally Pilot Want Adi have g., eti:. lhru IJ A Y · ol WANT AD Lic 'd Rea!. Don S4 2.--R514. work A. matena). ~'i1-745.i. 636-4010 OPEN HOCSE column. h11rga.in1 ga.lore. Ch1ul!led l\d. --~-~--~~- Sales minded (>('rson, :'lee tnr yourscl l, a real career op- portvnity. Xlnt future kir right n1an. Earnings con1· mence lmn1edia lely should bf-in e.~cr~~ of $300. per wk. No canvassing or solicil'ing. Interview11 by Rppolntmenl only 9-3 weckdnys. Dan J-lar- dy, ~-~HH. SALESMAN CARPET SALES S!fi-$111.000 Per Yr Comm C11r exp, Prolil sharing. Xln't oppor. w/Calif1 lrgs'. expani!1ni;:-~!lrpor! cha.In. CAR PETE RIA Ask for Ted or Dic k 12'13! 81:>-2900 SA LES-REAL ESTATE PROPERTY MGMT INCOME UNITS H.H. Armistead & Co. Cull lO 11n1-2 pnl ( 71 ·11 &10-7600 SALES r!i•rk, m 1 I u rt! Wlllll Ill, 3()-10 hMI prr ~·1';, Gc>o:KJ pa)! -1-henel lt 1 . f ,1.•hions tnr La ~~cmme, 23 l'nshlon lslruwl, N!'w~rt Cl'nter. &-14--0170, ilh'I. Hall ' DAil Y PILOT Jtn1Ml!ol)'. Au9u1t l'l, lq/l ~L';;;""'";;;*" ;;;;][Il]~l l;;;E;;;-y;;;-1 ~)[fl];;• l I I M.-MI" )[§] ,;;;I ;;;;~;;;;'"'";;;;)[§]~~ 1 ~, ~-~]~~~ 1 ___ -_ _,,][§) I loot ... ,~ !al '~"""';;;;':'~;;;; ... ~;;;1 1~~~1;;--[ ;;;'-""-',.._"_''°"~llil_, "-Ip Want.41, M &. F 710 Help W1nttd, M & F 710 I ~nc•1 ao2 1 Mi1c1tl1n"u1 111 I Ml1cell1MOUI 111 T~·,.~:io, Hi Fi, ll6 Dogs •s.c 180111, Power ~~ Cysc~:;.~;k•1. 9ll BRA'.\'D ~w 1nt1f'r usffi1 I e AUCTION e <>.. BEAUT!rUL 6 mn nlrl AKC I ?!!' OWENS T/5 Exprf'55 \I' r st1ne:hcn1~e Contuwnt&I I STEREO 19il ~ Alghan hound nf'ffi!I & It"!" Cru15f'r, nl'w ""i· f'xt t l Dave Burroughs' rlf'll l'l1rn rlrr . r1111gC', 1'"''1rr This iS for Real HOUSE 1u1prru;ion ~J')f'ak.,r.~. · Gitr-hiir k)rr! S200 nr h5t nff,.r r•1nrl. Hou•• of 01 p n -! , 11 c ! e. 11 n 1 n £. nrd 11uromai u: turnlablr. 496-4111 nr 49~!i.,H2. 00~-9910 _____ 1 Suzuki. Triumph C'up!)f'rlone hn1fih, fl,.! 11 1 1 r.;.R.Hr:NSTANGLt,,.<:., :\ n 1\.\l/t"i\I, ,rrrrn radio & Nf.'.\\'E!>1' chp )Olnt 1n 10 .... •n. Bo•tl, Rent/Chart'r 9G8 ,l<;AJ.t.~-R~:NTAL·!'ERVlCE valu J.17j. \\'Ill take l>sl ol-..:ai.; Da ily P ilot otters Ill Auct!ong evtry rrt, 1 PM ''fie drck :o;itlt n'"'· 1•·a~ Nr .... por! Dog Grmml'ry, --------l ~n,1 ,11'l<'k lng 11 !"Qmplr te l!nt REUBEN'S PLANKHOUSE ll'r. fi4-l-4.l11 h1;;hr,~t l'l1ddt-r !he .... ·inning I f urn. Appl1. An11que1 ll'IL nn l11y-a"ay, 0ni:: Mlld 290~ c Newport Blvd, NB. c.1 lS + Catlin• 27 flf Triumph, .Su zuki, and I fRIGI DA !Rf: rf'fng. :!O~ I r;11r nf garhenstangf'ls htlllt JO Li W, Warner. S.A. lflr l 299 9:1 : p11 y ntf haJanCI' 67~77fifi. Guarantee the lowf'st ra1t!. tn .\1010 G11r.11. ri, ""H d"fm~t. tnp fn•rirr, 1 b.r flran)l.P Coa~t College ror [ lfnllnw ~,.arch l1gh1I of SI:.-'!\ or ,.n11dl pav1nents.l-:c00;;;;~RC"0""'7.--c~---So, Ca.Iii. "Catlina cruis-Houle of ' mo'. '''"r11.do, .,,.111on 1•fJrld i; f1r,1;1 Btnld a Better 549-2241 • 547-773.l Cr,ll~·non Derr. 714/:~!t~-0501 A'-lk ~811'"' ponrll 1' p7upplf'~. ina <lub". •.,,non .N<w""rl . ., ---~=~~-----., "' a1 v.-r w~. .__.., "w Suzuki. Triumph bt~'. of!r r \\'ash'r I dryer t' rbf·n.~ran~i'l C 0 n 1 t 5 1 • * AUCTION * 1971 AD,,1!RAL c n Io r r.r-11sonahlf'. Ii~ 2-4 8 l 8. H11rhor. 714/968·4MO /or 111/0 $:iO 644-491i4, "ll'ii~n"' h11s fl\'" "llstung pnrr11 hJ". c·1.-.~ .. ntil , i·n~t _._ ~J.14_.'Vi~.'>. Jn' rLVBRIDGE CruL•"r l f.112 1-!;irl'\<lt RI. 11111rh1n1> t11b-s1z1>rl flowe-n; t'ine Jo"urnllur• SI" C h • I -=~==~~-~--r n11 n1a1n \11111,.~· 810 "· 11~ "' rat!'\', A! Tll'll' ~, 111 ~IJl' 6 fully f'<;prl 1nr ~ki p 'lllh 1.-.r;it1rig fll~lils-alJ Jn & Applia.ncl!'s full \\lltTaniy ARC Cnlnr : NIATURF. Pood I fl~, • · · .\11 -ll.1-IO • ~1Jl ~~fl \\11r1n hr(H\11, or;ing-t", yf'!· AU C'1lons rriday, 1:fl() p.n'I, 1 v !'()21 ,,tJanta, li.B. ~ill·"r f, ~fir!)' color~. SlO $~/-•l•_;i ._!7[1() 11 k 644-11211 Acc•pting Applic•tion1 For: • Hostesses • Cock tail \.V~itress e \V.a.itresses • Busboys e Cofl'k S • D1sh1\·ashers e Ba.rteaders e Bookkeeper Furniture '041Nl APPL V JN PERSON Tuesday tliru Saturday 6060 W•rner Av•nue (Corner of Sprins d•le & W1rner) Huntinston Beacli ~!APLE ptnrapplr ln11rrio~tPr lnw 11nd rN!. "f'hnsphatr Windy's Auction Bern !l6R-." .. 1~1 "11/;"h. ~1fi Or11n&e A\'t Bo•t1, Sail '909 I !\\In l:ird, 52.), Ta1n ~11.c f'l11~' 1~ N>hu1!t 11ash1ni: n111-A 1--(' i\1. 1111 6 prn . I S . 207:i1 ~Ne1>.porr,\.i\f 646-~6 lfl?l Sl('rPn-.A ~P"~kf'r CO! 7fi\IKll !mmllc-riill malll'f''~ . ....,,, "l'ru1z,'. l.}, rh1n,. 11 11h 11 mtssa~r. St t Beh;lld Tony's Bldg Ma!'! "YSlf'm 4_,...,/ r.a rr ll rd AKCff'mal!'Yorkit,21-,mn·.!I 1• · · Gtr!s Sch"·111n 21 byc~cie, 1n app1.,.r1111e 111 Daily P1l(l! __ · • · t"' ' old Tf"rms I ~a 1 s. '1f'rf'fl taj)P. 1nhrrl HONDA - --------------~e lp Wanted, MI F 710 l H1lp Wanted, M & F 710 j 1~~~~~-I I S2J t:\err1t rlinid 0 ...-.a n /..· pl•••I. ·'·"" \\', "'·'· r~ra 3\f "li09" r<'JPY p11p!'r f)"Pf' turnt11blf', til['f' <irrk Bn n11: ' · . rurl 11•1~11p 5/;.100 l1rm <.:rp '" n ~1 • $70 f • • 1!9'l·l:i.1!'1 • • • bf>nch, SJ:,!:>. Sn.idio mur·hl :.r ... a. Prncredr. 10 Orane,. f.42 Jn oni;::1nal c1Mon~.1 · 11~sumP r11~mrn1s 0 111 Rf'ai·h('omhf'r (o..!ann11, cnri'lf'r un ir, 11:11 Prµ.:.l Cnt11 Cl'Jas, Cnll"iP Srholarshlp 2.tn'l ~h-t.~ s1 1 X 14" And s1:1.:.n. 714/71·t-.14(i0. COLLIE pup~. AKC, champ Nn 1.1. ll':tl \\ ('t)Jl~I Hll'v hanging IH l11ny lan1p. Sl<I Yuni;. il111ke offerM 10 1>.TJI· :1.000 shf',.1s ll'>t X l\", ELECTRO:-lIC stuo1enr neffls ~u-M. show I, pet. Whtlptd NB hf'lof"' ~11.IJ · ~"-fl7]J 0 3 Sr11.rk n11nman .~lfl anrl 1ng ro P ublic Strvirt Depl.. S 11 r Pl u 5 r r om r r 111 I nld roJ.,r TV '~. llOI w"rkin£. lt/2lil. 6~2-4424· HOBIE Cl!i! 16, ~ mos 1'11<1 "FRIEDLANDER" Ill'• •ll&C11t newt. •1 51i -6824 • fl'.)J. 7:,66 YA:\IAllA '1{l 2:.0 DTl. mnrf n1 1~c nngina.t oll p.11n11ni.:s. QJ';:u1ge. CNl:<t Dally Pilot, I dt-monstr1111nn Pric" $9~., \\'11! p11y r11sh. Alw B&\li AKC t°f'£ D11.rh~hund11 Sl'J. Lim,. "repn " lf'll"\' • " II 2 '21 277 'h " Pr.it lran1P I.: .•u~Jl"n~1l'ln , 14--0 3. P () Bnx 1560, Cl'ISta i\ltsa, Ca 64 -4,, • l'x!. · pnrtablr~. S.J7-09i6 Ch1 uaht1as S~ & Poodlts tiP<·k.\, Ntw S\950 &-11 Sl"1';0 P>,lrtmrl.i fll~l. Xlnl hiul1'll· S AL ES\V0.\1AN , 11ss1s1an1 /WOMAN-COMPANION I CONTE.\1P L-sh11ped ~f'C· \ C1\ 9?626 I Miicellaneou1 1 S:t:i. '.">'17-.lll:il 0 r !>47-!f.l9L Firm. Tra1lrr 1n('J'rl. Xlnl in~. l'f'lillhlf', nri·pr rll rerl m.l.J'lllitr, Newport & Costa Care !or e.lderly i'llothtr 10 llon.a.J Sl:iO. Teak din tahl.-, 1;1 Wanted 82:0 I ~ 2 Af.:AUTff'U!. fi "'"'k nlrl mnd. fy\2-ll.~.~:). Sfi.ti, l'r Pl) 71l lli7~1'1~. Mt:S& &"ill shop« Exp l"f'C\ 11.dult home. Stroke pati,.nl· chrs. 550 ~laplP hfodrm ~Pl, JOHN'S BIKES \ [ Fr•• lo You S BEAC.LF.~. S'll "11ch. PACIFIC C11.~aninr11 n :-.:o. Bl°IY 'Slt"hl lriunr-10-_-,,-,,-,1 ln1f'rvit!"'~ :'llon. A112 :!3. .\ 10 pari 11mt-1>./son1r n1!t care rh,sl/min,>r, t"u1 n1a1-1 &12-4111~ • 5.,1-~o~'i " NEW _ .,... 24fi. H"y !tlr". rar1nR r12. hik<'. nrf'r!~ \\'1rk $~0. ~ 6 P'.1-1, Giillcnn (;1/t~. South necessary. Live in. Adec;ua1e t1°f's~/rlhl,. hrlhd SllJ{l, J)r~k --CASH PAID fOR 3 L '•n•• 'T 'tmes <2 00 9 n10 old Malamutt ~-Husky, ~r1nn11k~r. $2200. &12-9678 or C.0.st P l11 Ea. C.M. !ln1e off. Room. OOarrl -+-1:!0. Al'L~lrd1on S~:1 R•lll C I b' p . . '" , ~ , i::1rl'' ~11n;:r11y Olk"~. gnrirl ,1 673 7.24 N . 1 o um 1a * rem1um $25. li!J-1.'>07, 1·11n!l11i1>n ~111 f'ach. 1163 SA\VYER Home ne t d g 00 mo. -J . '-"'JlOf I a,1~y hf'd Sl O ~1nv1ng out ol fine !111·nitur!', 11ppli11ncc~. ~ n ~---------~1 'or """r area slalr. 67~rli72fl, Steyr * Romana I 11n!IQUf'~. Ont'! piec' nr DAR. L!NG kittrn~. 1 blk. t * • M:.-.,.nJ • • ! CUTF: ~h11r.\.c!rr hn111 l!l' nnr~r! l.11or. rM matutt "''nman ' ""''' lO sprls 581.J0-$2~7.00 I \1J1':JATURE If rl I I 1xi l--~=c ~~~-1 duty. nii:hl shift 11-7 . \VO:'-t~:N· Our ;;als 11 r~ BEAUTIFUL rtirvf'd 8' ,,nfa • rl SG-ss· hot1s!'flll. Call rla .v or nlghl, 11·hi1r p11rt F'Prslan VPrv • · ~ Srhna1J7.t r pup-11:11 r1£1lf' rn 1"r. 11 e CHOPPER e 646-6716. makini: SSllO. ml'I & mn1·r . hiri<c gl'f'rn f..· hlu1> pii!;,.1,n' 3 Jd Spf'f' 5 & J-.J I :Jl9-2241 or ~7-7133. pla~·l~l. nt-trl . ho.me g·. P1"~. A!\C r"£1~-I hrnd 2 hunk" 121~1 ~~1'1--22~1· l'.'lil!l lladl',V 71. ~hnw h1k<' SECRETARY \Vt llf'ed m1>rr help. no ~xp. [ $12.i: .2 i;:t11~~ iop .\laho1; ,.nr! sp s.$.~~~~-S?rJW(')men :i.'\6-57~0. * • :i37---096~ * * Iii' Pf'ar!<nn r1a~·~ai1Pr, 3 St" 1n 11pprPr1~t<'. t\!11s1 ~n c•: U."a.l ex,,.r. Young 11.tt'y nE"r._ ,Jus1 a l!ttll!' amh1t1on. i.:ihlf'~ wldrlllli'I'~ .. \2.i I'll . REPAIRS I Musical lnstrumentslll • • ~'REE 7 mo .. prPtty. Horses 156 1 s11il~. rr11p1>tt r i cg td . $1~. C1111 fi.l.i-~111> anyl!m". • ''' '4"" l'" I -" k --"/rrlr. $595. 494-8341 or ,-,-,-,--1 I C Beach a.rta. To S600 -"" · ~ 1 111m, rounu p111 & [ \\'hire German ShrphPrrl H 0 Rs EB A C K . ! fl n 1 11 L -1 7:. Call Lorain" \VOJ\IAN!orhrr hst.wrklrw [ hl11rk 1n11rble cof!re lab!!'. \''rrlorxpertrPpairon KENT Plec. guitar. Xlnl m 1.~. lnves children . l.1'~~011, Our hnr'~iS~i ;l';1 673-li3?. ' S!•r.:imhlrr Elf'cl 5larr. ~00 \VE.~lFf' h·• "•Y 0•1 me11! frir $7.i. fi-14-1400. ~l! m11kPJ; & modtls I rond. $Ii Super 1tUitar Amp. 67'1""o -·· 1 • 11 HOLIDAY 24' yawl 5 &ails nil)P.<;, Like ne11, $49:1. ,,,.._._ ' " • ~0· • ..-. £<1"· rr11·11lt-f'.~snn. A ll~f'.~. . · · ' PERSONNEL AGENCY 11 mblty lllidy. Own trafll'i. BEDS. ch.au'!>, I Am P !I. 23-IDNNEF.WWPORHTOBlU.VRD,S C\l B-~~24 ~lark JV, $ 2 DO BEAtrr!fUL hlack LAB. Ii Engli~h. \\ir,.!f'rn . Hnrseit ~n,hrd ,.n~, ~S·~ps'oo44:206rve:ed · 1~'_::.-_3l_;_; ____ === 20tl \Vrstcliff Dr .. N.B. Cd\I. 514-4426. 11a.';hlng mach., r-olnr Iv, 6i Id , -h !" L-_,_,, S" ,.7 _2• "int ronu. · ·· · 'fi'.l YA ,\1,\1\A 25!1 ENDURO mri. o . VJVe.<; c t urcn, '"'"' ,...,, .,;i mo .. ~ ......,., :J. 64:'>.2770 \~·oRKINC p h11rmac1 ~ r kuchen supptirs, bny!I b1kr 2pm to I()pm l\lon-t"ri MUST sell Vo.-.; elrcrric b11s~. frH to good home R97-AA!i2. LARGF. hor!lf' rorrlll. SW LIDO 14 $895 DT-1 tfii!f' .~Pries1 ltss th11n * S•c'y Legal to $600 mothl'.r nreds re I 1 a b I e, . .\loving mus1 51'11. 1769 1 Sa!·SUn !lam 10 6pm 2 pickup, xln1 cond, BEST TIGER klttl'ns \\'/nu ~hot.<; nio. Tom Thumh Pelhllm * 675-1323 * 1.r.ffl m1lrs. 71 lirrnSt. $495. t.lin. 2 yn Ca.hf. la"'· re~ponsih!r habysittin~ & I T11~11n Al't., Costa ~lr~a. &li-4720 OFFER. 497-2028 r~ ,---' L-ni•• .. \\'ill -y ,_ hc•'dl•, •.• "rl l•. s-. "'·.· ,·".ll C11JI f'l'P~. Mh-i.li!H. "· k · p t j •!S '212 " """ "" ,... • ""'' ·'" .,... .... " 21' AURORA. J sails, outbrd. ---~=---Central Practlcr . l1£hl uvusc eepU'lg. llr ~ -.. \rill Take Trad!'-Ins • BABY GRAND P111no, &pa~·. '""· !'i4fi-,117:l4. FOR Sa!r 1!17! SL liO Hoflrill. 0 "-h d I . romf'lll~' Sl.~. Service Centf'r Agtncy t tm~. 11n fTans . ''" t II" ~'RE/\'01 Prnv, Courh 51/ll. --PlJBLIC°NOTICE--S2.XI. V 1 he~. Sl25. 207 3 • ., •· !l&'l-fl(Y,,,1 ., *' !n m il<'~. ["'rf rnnd. \lu~t ~ Newport Center Dr .• NB \·ar1t~ !l \fl !:'> l'!ay~ pf'r i P1-ov. mitt!' ta bl<' Si.i r\f'"·pnrl Blvr1. C~1. I BLArK Lahnradnr ma]<', I'~ Bo.Iii arid ~ J;f'll rht'BP! 8 .l l -2 4 B 9 Suite 535 644-4981 mon!h 642-2980, CO s,." I \\'rflu~ht iron D1nl'!I,. S<'! ~Tiii olrl, traintd. Ha~ 11.ll M1 rin1 Eciuipment 14' SUPF.P. Pnrrw·u~f' AAll J'.11-21.11. Now I Open Til 9PM Office Furniture / J ~hfll~ M2 ·20~ I linA I. 1R17 F.. Ballli:'I.<. Bh·d. ---~~~~~-~-I ~\!'Sil. • .;_. s7.'l. ~\~c·."1'$., l. Jfi? E.;, J~th St., 0:-.' SUND1\ rs Equip 124 ' .. B -.. ·,·I ,. I '7'.' '"'" R•I"-• l•l•·•I. 'f;7 HONnA 10;. Srramh\,.r YELLOW PAGE 11 P1 ·'· ., l . 1\T ' • PAllll u "1111f'~ I " ,......, "'"' " J.1.1:ht ru~lnn1 1nh. Xlnl TELLER SALES !I' A.'JT!OUE _cold 1'!11 Vf'll!f't l ORANGE COUNTY FINE ART RENTALS I F.-1Ul.~lii, 20.s;o Cnn11'1"1it11l General 900 L!OO 14 \\'!TH TRA!Lf:r. rnnrl. s;;no. fi7.}-fi22'1 t. . 1 Th \\'tsi·s la.r;:r"'t il'lrirp!'n-d~l'l'npor!. L1k"f' rlf'1•· ('n~! FAIR Df'ror111e yot1r hom, flr ofl 1r" · Avr · Cl'l~t;i 'llri-~ I • • • $R2:1 * • • .70-._.A \IAl!AJ2.~f;~,,=o7U~R~O' I • 1-I , den! loc11l 1elcphone direct• ,•\./\•, ~f' or"'""'· rl"'l· CO!'n"r F111r Dr I< Nrwpor1 I\' (JU/I fl l'lg 11.r wnr mm r,i ~ Htrn~. '"'1 "'' 0~~~~1 lo m1 ~I I xtr~~. S~lll'I xp. Sav1np I, Loin ttl f'r. 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O. • * 3 Rf'<l KitlfP~. 1 Bl;:irk r h' rl C;UI '546-1 6.13 l .o;pnrt 1.~ 1n11: gu1 f': r.1rxic-11n f'nJZlllf, 1111 rhr'Olllt'. h k & : IMPERIAL prrm., no trarodvl'\, hi-earn-\'rlvt! hnt pink h:11dhn1~1'fl00&.· S~tiirda.vs Sunda~ ."lS>l;~o. 7 COPIER. e:xcel con<l, k111.1•. 7 \\lk.~ nld House t: Crntrlll Ainrrica ,(. Pllrlf-26' ENDEAVOR S\(ll'lp--8"s1 Stl\'rr ii•/TT pipt:~ fi'12-~4i2. J1·gs, estab. P uct. I •641-0ll1arrh11~i;: ,;prea•1. -· 7,,,,1 ,. 4 "•'' lA.>l ,, 9P.ll ...., hrokPn. !l68-1.l60 anyt1mr. Cn~sl WA Irr~ _ Jn.~tnic-i-11uipprrl in llrPL 1'1us1 stll, " ' " * 67' 74•" 1~70 Sur.11k1 !lO HOJ'lcho i;;no .l . " I s ::i-'"' CUTE PUPPIES 6 k ld lion 1n hn111 h1111dl1n.1: sr11. mak1> orrer. 67:J-{)19R. SAVINGS & LOAN I Nl'lrt't't'S~lnnhert:-\\'t hllV.:I RECLlNER. hk~ nt11 . qu11h-s~)~rs .('~~~Pianos/Organ• 12:6 Part Shl'pht-rr;:· II' so ' n111nship. DR"' rri .. s1111I 1!171 u· KORALLE, Nn 3~17 ~;~:~1:,~~likt llPll'. "29 ~· btrn 1~~~C'asing business by 1 t\ rons!ructmn. hr 11 1• y FREE ADMISSION fi46-.1fi~S r.~v1£11t1nn PICK UP f,, ll'lbr11rhlr1i:: rutlrlrr. rnv"r -------~~--! ' 3366 V1a Ltd,",, 1>30 I ~":.::S 2~ ~.1fe;x;cr~r ,:11:~ ~1.1,\'~-,·,~tf'O vinyl $ 40. TO ALL SHOPPERS. ! ** SALE ** 1 FREE F IR EWOOD nELJ_VEnV ANY"'MERF> 11.-4 \If~ 1·r st.c. 562i fi7~-1727 r~1:'~~, 11~1~,n~:n~~~ :Ntwport Beach .-. c\~n highl'r. ..., ... , __ PA~~ING 2Sc __ 1 Th~ srnre ;hal 1~ r~mnll5 frir 536-()(}4'.l r11ritil1n 111·.11 ~1 .. bl .. for.-~-"fIYTNG--Jf 11. "'/hii·~ .. ,,1,'>-0!l()F. • SERVICE Stat1o_n sal,.~m11n.1 NF.\V Snfa. tuxt<io h>1r_k F,,\TILY mrmhi'rshJp 1 fl 1nl"J.:Tll)', rl"f)f'nrl11h1hty N FP..F:~; TO YOU to •1drd rru1."1ni;: F.xl,.nsl'·" tr;i ilrr All s!rll~. Xlnl mm\. 'fi'I TF-l:-1" :Full timr . h1t m ""h I! ,·nu're amhttinu:i; l.· !\~-h1~r•nl 1urirtl. ""Id SZ'h. lri·inP Cnas! 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Calir. Al Schm1d1 Ch11n1p i;.rrrd. Prt 1..· ~hn1,, 32 ' Tolly lil ri . ..., R;>n1. 4 hill ill rd ta.bit!, ~ & ROLL l"P d,.~k $150 N,...rl~ '.llOVING· ,\hi•I ~"11 rii<tnm \:-OTlQ\'FS f · f I Music Co. 1907 N. 1'!aJl1, •• .ll~i-~11~ *• T~. r .n . imm11c-. Sur"".V Tr1nsport•lion murh n11ich n1nre ~ ::D "I M .<oml' T't'p;i1r . ~il-O~JS. JJ3A2 I Ii' "11111111 si~r"n Sl2i ·\ri 'rinrh1nc .... ),I\'<'~:.:; &· 1 ~~;~ San!11. Anll. COCK-A-POO pupp_\' for ".II.Ir <'!'l1nplr1f'fl. frtsh 1-(ittnm. A Src 1>~11ut. l11rn morl,Js In ?'Df,. rot er an Cypt"Ns, SA. H~t~. m I sc .' d r .\ "r ' 1 o ~ ~ • 1l ~n1~. fi~2-:xi92. 1026A \V. ftAtD\VTN Af'ro~n1r, tull $111 \0 1.1·tt~ olrl Cflll !0lr11I 111 $11.500 by 01.1•nrr. p11rk-l1kr .<r!ltnt . furn11U!'f', pl'lltrr1 p 111 n T •, k .. . • '".ll "J1C1R CAI 1 •10 J JOLL''l [Xil!crs Cluh f'lnll \\'11.'inn Ci\1. t ,vhnard .-..pine! \V11lnut ;-.46-~3() ,,.. -• .,., • , ~ .•. '.JOO l'lr ~~0-i!IQQ ~ Shlf ,;cad.\ ,,, m1~r. 1 i 2 3 . frul l1''ood flnlllh. 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Ilk.-nt11· ~:'l-8424 ,~1i2,. 2R' CHRIS CRAF"T. !ll•I. • : ... ot ... 11;,i • .~•c. """"· ~1i4 Spf'l"•mrn plo.n1~. 111! .!-111'~. L1k.-nt"w. M6--j 1J4 ""....,..,.,., m1~r ~96-11.16 P111d 51200. Sa.cnfict $400.1 Store, Rest•urant, AKC GERi\-tAN Shl'phPrcl .<l!'f'P' -t. h"llld, 1ttll"Y Xln! ~-ACTORr TJ?llll.t:rt 1..· r111'+11n11. /\!1111 TURQUOf~F. 2 rlr Adm1r11l fii:....v;2r B•• Ill pu p~ w/~llo1s, cl'lllmp hne. !nr-1. hch1n11: v-tr. S~. nr tliN'C! rit'lll~r .. _ __, rr (',ARAGE SALE I 1\l11JOr\\'ll Y It Hlllf Pint , trom ,,.... ml'>\".-.,, n ~J\llC'P Hurry. ~fng,.fll t<'n' SlOO. ~~-1712 Rl '\fT"l-:R Pnnl t11hlt, znrw! C11 I "k-rlA)'K. 54-0-576.1 tra<l,. !lfil-!M24 $.1100 642-161 1 nr "42-.-.. :'-lan,v Anhflll"~ $79.i. $169 \\'. I8tl1 St, C i\<I. LADY Ktnl'll(lt" P" r T. ronr1. SJI). 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Orir 5,00() mi. C11>11n s.i~ or !No.st RUY n ~:NT L~.ASE SPEllAL l'A\'1;.;r,,<; Nl111J l~~ :..l8-300: Hou1eliold Goods 814 rri\\'F:R m(l'l'l'r-20'·-!'f'tllll"I'. Stereo 136 * 67:i-2FOl ..-1')1>.ntt" SllfilVI &4~·i8. o!lf'r. 67: ... zJi:i. ' . BILL CORWIN FORD .YI . \\'i::DGF.\\'QOD i': 11' :;;, Yr1, f'Xl'W'll!ll'• "ml-n1inn nin\ l!'IY)[I t 2f) 2J . AD'.11Tr~I .•. all rhannf'l ! OCHNAUZER P \; ~ :',l;;--GrtAND BANKS. t11·1n r11n''· \\'hlt". au1nml"l1I rArPf't1n::. rl.-~n R~rf'l• fi ·\fi--olllf>'i rnl"r TV. :-,·'"' pir rii rfl tuhr . \l"111n1p1n11 -.1 i;t url , £1'flnm-di~.,,,.I S2!1.00fl rlr 3n S:AJ t•lfi--.lj\~11!1 li •I~"" I .vi'~ li·12-21.i~ ~J,.\'\T hn~rrl . Sln , "(2 yr 1,11 rr. i lli. Prlv 111i! S46--0S39 1-7.1:,..,i!l;,flnr~:lli-.122!1 l \11\YTAG T°f'PH •t m~f1 h•• r.n1.n-pJ~arpt"T hn1n \ 1!-l ·~!~~!"r '1hnilnr brl pr1y .. i~7-flll.%. Bf:stNJl~l l n1f'{11,., 11nrlf'n1 1 ]7 ' Chr1.c Cr11tl Runabout 1\11il~r -xlnl oond -tfrl• rrinlii!• hnn1t , 1""11r Tll'", S?(j (imrl mnrt i;;:i-i717 ! Turri unu~,.ri 11em' ~n to quir:lc I hf'f'f'rl Sn1 ~ll. h • r k J t ~ ~. l'.ll\.3 $!l00 . w190 day r~r. S.:ll. hll-Yi.17 SJ! ~11>-7107 I \~·'1i"heip yoo 1ell! 642-5671 j euh. call &ll-Sli7A odorlr ss . .S73 up. 1-£..\&.-1236 • Call 61~. • l\lnTflRCYCl.E: ttall"r 11 /'il licf'nst Can hr u~rr1 11/V\\'. 642-7.l.1~ I ~~:o ~ \f<1 111 .~t Or11 ri~ .. Ii~ HONnA JOj rnt R"rrntl\ Ji, n11 '\ "! ~ ~·h lnn ::i'lu!r" l'l\'f'Th1111!"rl. GOOtl coodlt11'1~1~ll 1fi; nl rl •!1ilr SJOO. ~g...7tJ7. CllAh, c:a.JI 642-5671 • ~ ...... DAllY PILOT 1§11 ~ ._ . ., .. _ .. "'·~1§1 ,~I _ •.... _,,, .... ~l§J I I [i] I ..... ~ .. ,. I§] 11 •. ,,. '" ... 1;M-ol;o;r;H;o;m;;;;•il•m.:.~9~40~ 11 1 T:;rujlcjlkjlsililmmm~il9i16il'/. J Au tos, Imported Auto~ for ~It 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Import.al I ~! Auto1 tor Sale Aulo1 kwS.loJ l§J I .,,,........ 1~1 1 ~~-1 ~----~ 970 Auto1, Used 990 Autos, Used 1967 DODGE blandrr :n. ~!~"f'h 1.. ~·,It l1.•nl All dUt" $ti7:.u li.;;.11.11:; .. 11 J - --~7 Tra ilers, Travel 945 lnte1·nauona1 Han·e11trr I~' sco·rS.\IAN Tra i ler Rt~CHt:ATlON CEi'\'"fEI? Q\t'llllCal Po11a Pot. 12 bol aiul 110 lights. Best lllfer.,ROY CARVER. Inc. :>i~8il9j -or 5.11-21&1. 29'.!5 Harbor Blvd. --. ----------, Costa tllesa 5 <16-4444 l'.169 ltOAD-L1ner Ir ;i v I' I c, -~-=--~~~ 1rculcr Tan. 10,herl.s, :.IO' .s.i·. 64 Chl'V)' P.U. ('11s1on1 Ea!.)' Lilt hiH·h. jJ6-4086. fl f'rrs uic 1nsul11ted 1·a111pt'r AIM> CIH'i•y ')-4 truck ~h<-11 tPil~'l"lln f Neil" brak1·~. ci.1·b, P!t". Sl lOO oc· l.Jt::.l -01. Tra ilers, Utility 947 ft'r. -l~-8913. uir9e Selection of Fully BMW Reconditioned & Used V-W's Porsches- Campers & Vans ROY CARVER, Inc. \(ln'O 30 Day or lOCXI :O.ldt'S :.:'925 Harbor Blvd. liuarantt•r Cnstn i\lcsa 546-444•1 P,1t'ts & Labor • !-:ng111e • CORTINA Tran~ e Front .!· Rear A xi<' 1------·---- OPEL '68 OPEL 2 DR. ~port Delu."\e 4 sptl, dlr. :-;11·011~ run ner. Vrry ~not! :;hapc. Perfct:L lof l"Oli1·~c . Takr sn1all do1vn. \V1J1 1111• anc:c pvt. pl'y. (VllS~S~• Cflll J11n1e.~ nt :'t16·8i36 or -!!H-6Sl1 ar1 9 am. PORSCHE ,\~~rn1hl 1rs e Rrakr Sys. 67 CORTINA 2 dr. R/H,1 ---------- lt>nt e t:!C'£.>lncal System au10. n1ai'OOn 1r/blk int. "68 91?, yello11• 11 /hlai:k in \\'A~'l'ElJ ul <.:JILV . ·~ ron P1rk1q1 ~1·11> rn.i.:, trans, urer;., phi~ l l'nor, A:O.t/f)t, lo m1lrs 011 ,'\eed a Jun.i.: carry·alJ ti:.Llrr, It u n s goo tl , L: o o 1i 1 ~ n1orr 1J.%0 1r1 nt'11· rqptl l"lt'IV r ni:: •'-.\fict.rl1n A r>rrl1 rably .1bou t I~ fr••!, t • ;1 r1:.. po i-1a11011 S~1j.1. ~ :X!nt S.ii-5 or Tt'ilde 497-101!1. hcaut:v . $3,7:..0 or bes! offe r Either douhl,, Ol" ~in.t:le a:\h' ..• 16--1\fd. I\~ DATSUN ;.,:;;2-D3:ri. \\"ill priy li11111lson1C'!y. hut ·.i9 FORD P .l!. C1iHvi i\ 1·11 h .. 0 '71 PORSCHE 911-S. 7ak,. l"Kll uu!ra:.:cously. C all 1,. T Good COl1fl. s·1x1. ii o;S '71BIG510 SEDAN 01•er~m1un.21moof .~rno 6~·1·1201 rvrn1ngli. I i;.i',!-&t!J, 26.'l Canicll ia Ln, 'I\ ,,. least'. No equny cos !. Auto Service, Parts 949 C~l. ~k. • .IJI 1!32-8209 or 6.l+.0770. " Y Ove1·head Cain, 4 SPE'f'd, dlr., .63 PORSClll'.:. new eng. >:In~ 2 Chevy chron1r ashx.ii. 11•/ 1 • '.,J CllEV PICKUP • Racl10 Heiit 'r Burke1 -ea1s !1ref V'IV 1.l ChC'l'V "h<'t•I s·uig 19iTl l!,\F.BOR BLVD. t.Jnled glass, lo lo miles, k f · C I ••• A ' 'loo * * * :>-1f1.:;Q:\l i::\:!. 66 or fi 7 • t ' ". · 11.1nn111g <'Onrl. (714) 62~~18j I ad.1P1c1s, 1•hron1r luf: nut, & I --'~r 5.~~ b~i_1 __ i·osT \ 'IJl'.:S;\ sal"t"Jf1rr. 5-16.Sj36 . ·l!H·69Jl as or .11.ro yn._~--~~~:1~'.oC'ks. Au for 550 ~;.~~ .. ~~c~~c~;~~ ~18 1 ,---P ~E ~~IG~----,7f8ig Station Wagon ·~r1ct!t~~~;sc~;:~1 ~:t:;~~ eo~: 1~3 COt:VAlll 4 sfll'rd 968 i SPORTS CARS frr. 6";,1-2j::J. ln·n~/:,'\le coi)ipl~Tf' 11 ith Autos Wa nted , '60 Po1·s~·hr :JJ2 Co11rr, ;\Ja:.: •I iopd. dlr. llt. R. tart. a ir, .70 Porsche 91 4..ti Very low bC'lli1()us1n;:; .t ("](1!cli $Ti. WE PAY TOP i1h1·c1.~. A:"\111'"'1. !1nnn1r • itt. ~ea1~. ·r. glas.-;. i1•s1•', nii. xlnt. L'ond. n1ust ~u ;,i:i-O!lO!i. "ti7 Por~rl1r !H2 c:oupi', :"llr1g Unrlrr '1,00ft n11Jr.s. Sacri· $400. T.0.P. 826-8216. CASH 11hccls. ,\:O.l/F;\I, 31.{)(l() 01·1i:: fa:1•! C<tl l a !L 9 am 49'1·6811 RENAULT I~--'-"'_"_'_~_"_'•-~] G§] General 9SO tr GRAND OP EN ING * VA N & CA~IPER DRAPES. 7"11 IV. 191h St, Suit!.' C, c .,\L &12-ti600. Alt n1obilc 111· !erlors. Dune Buggies 956 for used can; 6 trucks, just call us for ~ e-stima.lt!'S, GROTH CHEVROLET A11k for Sales t>.tanagcr 18211 Be<1.ch Blvd. Huntington Beach 847.6087 Y..I 9.3331 1\"E PA\' TOP DOLLAR FOR 'l'OP USED CARS n11 .~ • "1:.0 Prirsrhe Clas,:1c or .i~ti-87:16. r pt>, Shan> e "62 HlO·.'iL -,,,-, ,_.-,0--zi.!1;!,k~-[;;;;--~·<;,I--_;,_:; __ ;_:._ __ ,_ n~11'· ;u "67 R I Go d. :\IR7. hrdlp, i::uprrb • ·70 COl1d 3 oOO mi. $ 4 8 2 5 enau t r 1n1, 4-sp. i\IGB-GT. A;\I f;\l, Lo m1"s 67:;_\jiO.' · rtisc brks, R /ll, Lo m i's, r. "68 TB·2l0 ro;uistrr 11 /l--'---C.:DD.Ui .. --1_:XJ~"'~·~S6SO~~/~o~ff•~·~·="~8-~26~9~;;.:_ h1d!p e "66 Suntw>an1 Tn"!Cr. FERRARI TOYOTA VS, Fast • illany mo1e lo ---,=-::·-,,.:-----'----d~o.,o hum FERRARI 1971 TOYOTA (!J :12::-72:11 AUTHORIZED ,\u1hori1.rd il!BZ Dculrr SALES & SERVICE USF:D SPORT CAR Lo1v n1ilc.~. #1)443 $1777 THINKING OF A NEW OR USED VW? i~t llarbour Volk~\vagc n Prove 'J"o ''ou ·rhat \Ve Ap preciate Your Business OVER 150 NEW & USED VW'S TO CHOOSE FROM. BRING YOUR TRADE , WE 'LL BUG YOU IMMED IATELY. GREAT SELECTION OF AIR CONOITIONED VW 'S IN STOCK OPEN SUND.\ Y Harbour Volkswagen Aut ~orii e d Vol kswagen 01dl1r 18711 BEACH BLVD. 842-4435 HUNTINGTON BEACH VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN '69 VW BUG ·n.~ VIV !~llG . Nrw brakl'S, h1d1r1)' & n1u/fler. $10110. 1;11; ••• w:, CADILLAC CADILLAC 1968 "El DORADO" rACTORY AIR CONDITIOi1>ff\G F\tl! poll"rr, &lerto, door lo.·k,,. padded lOp, lilt & teh~ ~c.,,p!r ~1ce1111g. r1c. Local 0111 u\\"rirr. f XSS7i9 J $3777 NABERS Cadillac At.. rHOP.lZEI> DEALETt :!tiOO Harbor Blvd,, Cf/Sia ;\IP~" CA01 ll.Atl96_7_ CPE. DE VILLE r .\CfORY ,\ll: C.'ONDITIO.'>ING ~~li LJ. LE,\ TH ER INTERIOR ...ttll p.o11'l'r, \'1nyl lOP. 11]! & 1• l\'~COpJc: ~!ccnng, A;o.l/F.\l, 111,111y oilier dc!U:\c xtrJs. 1\'l\PZI01 $2444 NABERS Cadillac: ,\C"TllOHIZF.D DEALl"~R ttJOO Ha1"bo1· Blvd ('o;,;1a i\te.sa C111l ;110-!l!OO Open Sunday LARGEST SELECTION OF CADILLACS IN ORANGE COUNTY SALES-LEASING AU111'.0RIZED .S.li:RVICE. Nabers Cadillac 2600 !{ARBOR BL., COSTA r-.tESA 540·!1100 Open Sunf!ay C11ll 642-r.678 l\"011·! CADILLAC CADILLAC 19'6 CPE. DE VILLE f'ACTORY AIR CONDITIONING FULL Lf'.:,\11 11-:R INTERIOR P11ddt'd cop, full 111.nver ind. Ill! ,!..: IP\eS{"Of)lC steering:. ~11•1·co, Al11/FM, etc., etc. An exceptional buy! (SBS· ,':S.j f $1888 NABERS Cadillac ALlllORJ7.ED DEAi.ER 21lOO llAR.ROR BLVD., CQST,\ M.ESA C:•ll ~>-lO·!HOO Oprn Su nda y CADILLAC 1970 "El DORADO" !' l.ESS THAN 8800 MTLEi:I' l':11~h)ry air eond., full po\):·· r1·. sl<'rco tape & multiplex, 1Vt & 1elesLxipic sreer. Full lrr11ht>r inter., trunk operi· rr, ell:., etc. Absolute!) f;111·le~s and '"one of a kind." r093BENl NABERS Cadillac: AUTIIORIZED DEALER 2600 Harl>or Blvd., ., C06la MC91L . Call 540-9100, Open Sunds.j ·s.1 C,\O!LLAC, Xlnt cond. FulJy eq uip'd. Cruise C()n, tl"ol. New tirrs & air. $1.2515- ~42-7219. '68 Cadillac 2-dr, Mint con:!, l !a~ r\"cry !hini::. $3 4 5 0 . s~z..2::.1.1 or 675-25!"12 alt 6pm . '69 Cadillac: C onver t;.,;, Sacrifi<Y $3900. Pho n f' Cathy: 644-7658. Autos, Imported 970 Auto5, Import.a 970 Hl1(1 Super Sporl, nu~t;il f);1kr. bluo·. T top .. JO hp,"'=· rr1 ('111ld .. \lakf' l•ffrr. Call Gi.~-1 ;.i1.1s It YOlll' {'a r Is exrra clean, see us f1r.<1 . B:\UEP. BUJCl\: 2;;: E. 17th St. CLEARANCE SALE NOW! .-.NEWPORT , IMPORTS 3100 \V. Coast Hwy. Ncv.•port Beach ..Derutlewi4 QP TOYOTA 4 spd. dlr. :XJ111. rontl. Sa("l ---~~~=--- n ricr ' Takr -0ldr r car 111 ---~V~O~L~V~0~---1 f;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~;;~;:~;:;;~~;;;;7;;;;;;;;;;;;1 1r;1dr or ~n1;il1 do\\"n. \\'11! * LOOK * S ports, Race, ROd;--m AMX 1\.\I:"\ ·10 3!!0, 4 spd, n1ags, 111inl 1·011d. \\lhi!f'-hlk 1nl A,\1/f,\1. Pn. pry. lii.·i-s::is f'~"f'. Trucks 962 '69 l ~T. Tra1·elall 1200, J4j rni;::.. full poll"rr & air. He;•dy fflr 1rlr. 49;;.1:iol. ------·r~1 li\TF.J!~,\TJONAL van. 6 <"Yl. \11 11 afrrr 6 pm. --------- Costa illesa fJ IS.ii6j A NNIVERSARY :50- AUTOS WANTED Top dollar f-0r clefln used airs. Sre Andy Brown. THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA :l\1ESA &J2.IJ(Jln ANNIVERSARY #50 111111-A·rARI PJl'iTO IV/AlITO. FRITZ WARREN'S SPORT CAR CENTER 710 !''.. l~r St., S.A. ;,~7·076 1 0[l('n d:iily !J-9; closed ~u11day -ALFA ROMEO ~-----· 1<)1)7 AL!'Jl1\ Ron1ro Sp1drr, ~1.~:.U. (;()ll(! i·nnrl. clf'1111. ;, ri-0;;1i7 ('\"r.~. --------1 AUDI FIAT ]!).JG Harbor, C.;\-J. &16-930:i ----------1'70 T0)'0TA ~.lark II. 4 rtr e Complete Stock of sect. fa<·l air, 4 spd, S19j(). §0f4D '"'"""~RIUMPH Thb1k SH "FRIEDLANDER" 13750 IEA.CH ILYD. : Hwy. l'l S!!J·i.:.66 • 5::7·682·1 ~------~ 'GO Tfi !U;\lPI! Rrd Rd.~tr. $2i.) * !lGZ-0181 * VOLKSWAGEN )IL.ST !-rll~ ·71 Audi. :\Int '6S FI,\T. 121 Sport Coupr, '64 VW SUNROOF n•nlt ~1.M 1111. A~k !or .JOI'. J:.:xccllcnt. :'llu~1 "c l I ! $.)()() * &ff,...2b:l~ fil:-,..11~11 Uy~ •. -•llJ-7269 r1r~. fil:>-3.~7:1 rail after6 P:'rf. I ,-,=-=~----~-~ L'.163 V\V Can1pt'r. xln'! (""Ind. fi11a11l'r pvl. ply. (VDYi!J!lJ VOLVO -''"·"-36 0 " ,,,_r,<11._ DEMO SALE '68 VW BUG R11<lio, l h·a1rr . VPt)' Sh;:irp? I i\l u~t !;ell IX}~\\"i~~11 . $10Clj, Marquis Motors 900 So. C~t . Hig:h11·y. L. Bch. 1:1 ;. i:>fl3 • ~~10-:noo 19J6 VV..' BUG.Su1u·oof. hie· lf'ry rcblt r n;;, nrw br11kr s, liN"s & p.1in1 Xlnt eonrl, $61:">. Call 64~-j!l7.l 'GR V\\' Camprr-'full "!l lll\l , r;1d1it.ls 2 ballrrir.~. ar!J\t~I· ;1hlr ~·harks, ?Hin!. .\lj,",0. .·1:~9.;i 11:1. $2998 !:!ii \·olvo 1·12 Sed. Dr mo # 7300 Radio, ht'atc·1', atll<Jmallc tJ.'ans, ~mleuri.1 \J1 VOLVO l!U'i llarhl1r. C .. \l. &16·9:\03 THINI Tri1 ns. S.> rtay, 5c ni!lc. AUSllN HEALEY JENSEN :\lrch. p<'rfccl. 'llakr oiler. THEODORE 67~7252. "6& V\V P :11n1 j0lJ, rim~. nrw l'li.H;k, $001. ROBINS FORD "fo7. ~Q{) i\1!\ lll, rrean1puff. ----------1 rn£t1!1" ·'· lr:ons. "tl7 Cll~:V't' \<1n, pluinbet'!i 'VOLVO' ... 6l:Z-~301 2060 ~IARBOR BLVD . DID P irr!li "~ new lop & JENSEN "66 V\V 1.)1(), n,.,,, t11·r.~. '.'ltl;ST ~t·:LL J\'.O\\"'."' 1 ~~=~-~-~~ COST..' l'llESA 6~2·0010 ,,,.,,:~ .. !~--.,, -,,,1,,~ ll l.i. AtrM·IORIZED brakc,;. ST.ii!. C.11! ~2·3l2J _. * •C;i!l 673-:l!J,i2 * * • "FRIEDLANDER" 196!1 G:'llC Va n-~; ton. lo n1i. I " • "J .:.v;; .:..r SERVICE or ~3."l?l, f'XI. 2·1. 2!>7:\ fl'<ford Ln, C.:O.!. Call l;\lPORTS \\'ANTt:D TIREU ol thal old hlrn1t11re ~ W>-79."'.ti. Orange Counties It's really not that Mrd ""\Vt::r::D ll & reap" .. clean TOP S BUYER to replace. Just "'·alch the out UH.' ln'asures & trash -BILL, i\lAXEY TOYOT h fwTiiture & miscellaneo:i.s tum in!o cash thru a Daily 18881 Beach Blvd. colun1ns ln the Classifird Pilot Classified ad. 642-S61& IT. Beach. Ph. 847·RJ.ij Section. i..:.::.:.:..::::::.::o.:.:..==-:.=-~9~80~1 A7--u~lo-,-.~N~,-w-----9so l A~u~t~o~,,~N~ew----, '68 V\V Bu.c:, 11r1v hrk~. b:11I. lire~. Auto ·'!1rk. f11f'l" Orck, AM/FM. SI()!):,. 6i:i-.l7 13. '63 VW, harrl.v runs, ro<l lJr;1r1nc:. ~1 -.n 6-16-3~1 l--------~-·l'ti7 V\V hu.c:. A.\l{F.\I. Grt111I KARMANN GHIA r1'rul. L1i::ti1 hl11r. Brs! offrr. X!!-~.~~ 1. 67::-1-IWl '62 lJ !!!A, ll•'IV rng, niri·h. grca1. Looks :"l!<ikr o rrer. 64?-333:1. hrk.;. ----------. b;id. '6j V\V BL:s $800 LOTUS LOTUS AtrrHORIZED SALES & SERVICE 3100 \V. Loa~! H11'y. :'lif'rrls f'!ll?inr 11·nrk. Call &12-013 : afl 6 pin. -------1958 VW SEDAN V'I\' V1111, i O f'11n1 prr ;\fa ny, many xLr11~ Altrr 5 pn1, 831-8377 1 -~~~ -=~-'68 VW, $950. * 49.1 · ?905 * Autos, Imported 970 Newport Beach 1 ~M=ER=c='EDES BENZ '65 Rambler .. _ ..... 11.1. ou-., l!l)f!l,, ,..,.i.,, 0" cond. S!'Yl11 $895 '65 RIVIERA flCTOllY AM. CONOO~. M Pow.,,QM O....Ctr ll~l17 5tr. No. 282~10 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY HURRY WHILE THEY LISI! BRAND NEW 1971 AMBASSADOR sss6 DISCDUHT "Iii ~;i0-s. a1110, a ir • '6~ 230, 11 urn. air • '68 230/8, 4-.o;prl. ;i \r • ·.,;~ ~ll-S, an!o, 11ir • '70 2~0-SE, .11.uto, a tr • ·in 2:1)....C COUPf> e ;-.Jany clasi.IC: Sf't!an~. convertiblrs & J'f"!Hd~t er~ to choolsr from . (\I j2J-j2:,Q il1BZ De11Jrr MG AUTHORIZED SALES A: SERVICE NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 \V. Coo.lit Hwy. Newport Bfiact • 1Jl51 llAClf 1 .. WY. Jt, 'iO V\V • Air con•l . \\"oort 893-."~5ti6 e 5.:i7·6824 1lr1•-R11rlifl-Nr .... · IJr:i.kr~-r>;. I A-:---u710-,-.-cU~,-.-d~--~99~0 tr;1~ ~16.'iO ur 0.•,1 lJffl·r. !lf~~-01!12 af! 4: )'I P.\1. ---BY 01\•o r r. ·7n V\V Sqt1<H"Cback, ;JL1IO, l 11~r:ag r rflrk 646-2ill6. ?'>·l:>-5 1~. ~~-cl 'it V\V, ;,,(){)(I nt1 . D;.11n11i;:rd hotly. prr fri·I runn1n;:; 1·nnli. $G:..o. :i.»7-i!H:i. '6~• V\\' ~rdo11, Pr1rrd ri;::h!. \\"l'ekd11ys: 611-JO IG, l::\"cs: fi7 ..... ;(i.c;4. ------ "67 Chr:y~lrr •1·11gon. air. lo n1i'~ • "67 DodJ:t> Darl GT, hrrllp • "67 O/rls Curia~.~ );uprrnu". in110 • '67 Pon· !lac Lr i\11111~. ;:iu!o. air • 'li!l Pl yn1011 th Spor1s F11ry c·1 •11vrr1 .. faclory 11:u1·:,n1y • "67 Olds Cu1!11~" ("on1·rr1., Auto, illf • ,\IA;\"Y i\10RE! 11 \ ;,2J....i~:10 ---·---.-=--CADILLAC ·6:1 V\V. Stii:',. 1!"16.li CAD 1-on1Tr1. 1l:i rk '67 V\V Ntu11rrh11ck, $1.07.i b1Y11111. hru11r. conrt. l>lake =~~-'-'t-<~2<)~8--c~-I nlf"r. ;,1~117. ·:1!1 P.U. ne11· br<ikP~. tluli,:h. The fas lest tlraw 1n the \Ve~! 40 hp I'll£. $.\XI. . ~ Daily P ilot Clas~ifll!d fi.l2-fi:l7:l or 962-4~J:l-1 i\d. 64 2-;f,78 ~-~~·~-----~-~= Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 lmmediateDelivery Rotary En9ines RX2 CPES.-RX2 4 DRS. RlOO CPES. NO WAITING SPECIAL '71 Rotary Coupe $23?5 ::-19744 '71 1200 Coupe $1945 No Price Increase! SAVE BIG NOW! SELECT USED CARS 1970 MAIDA Stotlo11 W09011 f:.•cell 1nt condilion. t071CJ8 $199S 19•1 YOLKS IUli En9in1 lik• "•"'• "''"' ,,,,. ,;,r, r2s20JF $119S 1970 YOL KS IUG li~t N,w. 244Al0 $149S T9~9 FIAT 114 Cpe. S ~••p, Clt~n. 5 Sp11d, .-:t5 tJAGE ~~~$1~69;s~~.-~-]I J ! -··"¥' ! .. .. 970Autos-:-1 mported $795 '62 FORD •i<~ •• ' t_ ... "' ""¥ ,ood rand·"Oll .,.., r"<Odrr for 11w 10!!4 Gl~ll~ '69 RIVIERA 1•t lQllT A• COICMOON,,.;. fYl ro-, •illy! --.t.Mi1M '.hr· .. Sn11 SN! TC,Jn $ 4 DOOi STATION WASON • THINI ''MG'' .. ''fRIEDWIDER'' 0111 •• .a. (lltWT. 1'1 893-7566 • 537-6824 Ef;.z \\TG TD2: Both l'lp:s, nrw f'ng, body lh&rp. $900. 962--02'24. WE HAVE A SELECTION OF THE GORGEOUS XJ'S AND Vl2'S FOR YOUR CHOICE. WHY DON'T YOU STOP IN TO- DAY FOR A TEST DRIVE. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY TOO! ' '67COUGAR v.1, eu!G. h""'·· !atll)ry ~" uwdl. loatllllti, ~~">I~. VllOll s3195 5.i6~19 MGI ~tGB Roe.dster. Xlrrt. ooncl. fuld io, wire whftla, null11I tn'CJ., !onncau OOV'lr Rriti:o;h r11r111s l..'TI'Cn. Ca ll :ifl. :1 1il•l1 flfl~8~2J. '.Y.l \\1G, nrw rnf:?, tire.-;. :i;lnt ro111 I. Sac1'i !1cc l 4 5 0. 6i:hlDJ.C. ' BAUER BUICK COSTA MESA • lft 234 E. 17th St. COSTA MESA 548-7765 I ' I I I • .. ~ .. -·-.. . -.. ' ' DAIL V PILOi A1110' lor S,tl• J§J ; ~[ ;;'";;'M;;"";;'"1·~J§J~I;!.__~;;;;;'";;"";;;;;"";;;;;" ;;;;;;;)§J~l~[;;;;·"';;"'0;;'";;1' ;;;l~§J;;;;I ~.__[ ;;;-';;;;;"'-·;;;;;·-"';;;;;"'-;;' ~~ L__'"_"'_'""_1 • ~J§J ! .__ _ ... _ •. _ ..... _. _,J§] :.',;;[ ;;';;'"';;"'";;1 ' ~J§J~1 Autos, Used 990 ! Autos, Used 990 I Autos, UMd 990 Auto•, U1ed 990 Auto1, Us9d 990 Auto1, UMd 990 Auto1, UMCI 990 Auto1, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 oo; :,~D~~~~"'°"~ cH~VROLET 11 cH~VR~LET 66 c:p~~~R~~''" D.oD:E ~R~ ., JEEP J~~: .. "'"' ""''~~s~~~:.,, , '·' ~~.~.M ~T~"' , t.lr cond .. full pov.·i:r 1brak· ':X.CH!'.:VY panel 1,agon 272, 1971 VEGA ~<'lits. Ai\l i t'.\1 . lar·t Air '67 DODGE DART '70 FORD XtrM. 1 «JI, le& nll, hl•k 11 1 r~r1 1111. 1Arl 10, S!ili.fi!"l. Call Allff 6 ~s. steering, 11•1ndow~. door 3 ~j'ld 11·/Hurst, gaugtos. Ri:.d10 & heater, "llton1a1ic, P\\T, lnstru1nrnt grotlP. l.n n 2 DR. HARDTOP, Au'.o. GALAXlE ;j)'l HT. 11ulfl. * M4-1061 * $!',(~. C11ll ill! ~. n1:J-t!l.'i~. J pin. ;,.;)..().'Il l ·-·~~~-~-I jocks. six-way wa11. good ~lrrro. Offer 494-3421. ht1('kt1 sea!, panel, low low dau tnp, steel radials. 2\lus tr;in~. po\1rr s1ern n~ ra-!rans., F ACTORY A I R I 1 OLDSMOBILE 'Ii.~ rLY\ii1UTl-I V11.liant Sta. tires. Cadillac serviced, nnr. miles 1230CKA 1. SE'll Exc('pt1onal gl)old cond d10 & hearior. 4TGA9Z2.1 COND powrr s1rer 1nu/ MAVERICK "'~" '.''l••'I i'flnr!. R/H, p>I 'tll:i Chr1 rol('1 Caprwe, """I 1·~ I I k I . ., "' ",,.. ·' •v.·n"'· 56,000 '"''"'. •t77~ $1699 """ wlow 100 . Cal a!' $566 h •k d h I h • • 499-1909 c"" ~'"' • · ·' 6pn1 & vdmds 6~;)..1124 u. ,,..au tires. 406AfK * * '' ~ .,,,.,. ,,. " ·~~--! ' -~ ., I '"d ,,, --·d •ih "l•k' .r es, ra 10, r111>r. ~· 1te· •67 oi.ns .1•2 •. --1.1 c-1,.,1 ~1i.\ :i·!ti-.• 4t.1. i --~~~---1-1 offer 6-l+-121.1 1 COURTESY DODGE 642-4641. COURTESY DODGE 51699 '70 MAVERICK -4 0 , f)Of) m I Ir $· F, 1 (' r •1 PONTIAC '60 Carl 1 011'1W"r, a ir . p. l:'.fi9 Che1y s1a11on 11gn.l,ooc:l I 2.'\.~ Harbor Bl11d.. FOR. Sal . Z8AA Harbor Bl11C .. Auln .. rartio & ht>all•r 111nyl l'flll<'"'11:~!'1P.~puon. $l~~fa 01 xtras. Xlnt eng, 1111 & e.-.:1 ·oid Eng reblt s400 Costa .\IP~a :157-'.ll~O • f'_ '£6!'\nvahrdlp,f ·osta i\lesa S.)7-9220 COURTESY DODGE j fop. ye-llnw. l9!'.IORBf./ .,ffr1·.~··•.::_01,1. __ • • $5:ill Pvl pt)' 6-\6..;'i3i0 ~~~iooz · • • t·,i l. \Iran. No <lrnts. 111hil• * • 1 2AAll Harbor Blvd.. $1288 I J<li:9 Olds V1.,1a Crl1 ~1rr •In • \\/hlllP uphol AL11n Iran' CAMARO '61' ChE'\'Y :-.·ol'<\. Ong 01vnr r. I::l<I CHEVY _C<111nc" 2 <Ir N<"1 fires & t•tlll. F1n<' {'f\f'l<i * * Costa /'Iles/I :l5i-9r.!O 1 COURTESY 0 '"''.::, 111<, p/\i. a ir cf\nil. 19.tiOO l'11>an n11les. 047..f.027 rf)f'. Onl~ !SllO n11 _\ir, PIS, Si2.i. ~16-1162 all 4 pin . '69 DODGE 440 * • D OGE auro 1rnn• :.!!l-32i3 \ 2AAlt Ha1•bor 8Jvr1., --- '68 PONTIAC Tr_;\JP~'.."T V-~. ,;iUl(I. Iran.~ .. air 1·nn1ht1rin1ni:. po I>' f' r !'l<'Pt'i!ll:, 111l11rw~l1 Ure!, 11n,1 I ruor. KS\\ 4-m • • '68 CAMARO :rz7 v.s. ;i u·o. IJ'ans .. fXl\lrr steering. rar110 & h!:'il!rr. consoll", bucket sea1~. \·vs. T.l6 h~fnrP ~ pni. PR, P \\', \'111,\I Ion .. ll1~T ---CHRYSLER--\'-~. euto. tren.<.., !ai·tory 11ir OVIN '!hf' only car on your Cosra Me~it 557_9220 '6.1 ~·l(1, lh1rt1<>, !"'IS, P/R, \l;J J.\I P,\LA l door, harrtfop. ~rlL S4Z!l:i. Pr·i pl\ fi!2-1i.~:!) 1·onrtH1nn1ng , pf)11 Pr ~lf'f'r· bl0<.•k 111 perlrrf 1'11nrlition. • * * 4-rll', Sl7~ "r hi'.~l nffrr. l'" r ~rq:;, aiiio. Call aftrr 6 TRANSPOHTATJQ;.: Si'Ci, .Ci'.IRY SL E R :-, ,. 11 P n !', 1ni:. rart1fl, lir111<>r , wh11l'wall 1~7 l'or<l Gala.1f1r, f-.c ro1·y ' • * f.lfi-6~)~4 • • P\1. r .. t1-l102 I 'fi2 Chf'I'.''· '.\Pw 11r<':-. li.1l·I i'llicheh n 111,rs. nrw f'lf'i .. 11rrs. v1n,vl z'r)()f_ YP\V2t.1 11 ir. 1·ad10, hf'altr .. 1f\O f'n. MERCURY PINTO __ _ ----IOI'\' "llllflm l'l'l"Cli 1"' $1088 "'"' •'llh •11lom ""~n ·m 1" '66 !:.!C<1nH110,·t-:l ~.'iO ru 1n , ··,"1 ...,.~·,,,~-~ !l'lf\~,l'rryrlf'p f'ndablP , "'' ·''""s ~· , 1 "'I 1 ritur sa ,.,, """'_,,,,,,J. l\.l l .1,,.1 COURTESY DODGE .~ion. Uphol!'itf'ry, p;unr and .............--------rn~. ....~p1. ·" n1 cQnri. -. ..,. rves. ....~ '67 ,\liorc con1m "a1<on, .1 $886 COURTESY DODGE !);~~H arbor Sll'rl .. Co~la '.'\tr~;i 557·9220 • • $949 'lo~ •9-· 1•n '67 '.'llal1hu. a1110. rad1 n. n1>1\' 21\~S II 00 Bl ·~~•Y in mini ronr!it1on. A • * I ·""'" , .. -,. w -1-wl!f'r! n rrs. :-.O ,[i\() nHlf'~. R~ l!li-h~ lhryslrr Nr"flOrl Costa ~!·,..,.<i.r r ~rt.. :s1ra1 iu Sl."!O(). Call 644-7201 sra1. P IS, PIB. A!r. clr1111, 1971 PINTO COURTESY DODGE 'bj Chev illlfl<ll<I. 4 barn;•[ f" I f'On.J . A/C, !\rw 1u·r.~. extras. ~j7.9:no p11e n1n.i:: hr!nlll ll/JO]esa]I' s~.i-Rv 4 ~""Pd, !'3rlln ;, hr;;1rr. ?SAAB b ~~-! <>nf: 01,ner .,1f('f' '' * :i!S-312:~ * * * ~. n11n1>r. 2::.0.'i \V. Cn3~1 Hw~;. r·· ·i;~ r1nf.:R1 Rn ra1·n11~,,.r rFrl. lll k inl , 1.11 111i lP~, xlnt ttinri. S221Yl ~~7.n;:17_ • <'lrhor Blvri. 1 c;u· ... ·'· am1Jy r<i.r, 1·cry Sl.~OO-1;.\7-J:irw;. ______ ----------I CONV"RT . .,~-""" v "' R Bl""""( "' \\ tn·,,.~, h11(·1\PI ~ra 1 ~. c~ta \Ic~a ··-9·no 1 rlr~n $6::,0 96S---nQ,'\~ E DODGE A, Ion V;in, Rl"hh r .. ,,.1 •• ~~1 .~L. t'nrt ,~ .. '"-"·~" c . ·._ "* .lJI· • • ~ ·C;!F.V •· 'fi~ ChC\'rl ~":27-~;IJ, \-sprl, COM T f'!l):!, G()Ofj ronrl. N ~II' 1 Air, full pwr . .o.ulo 1-r;,11:0. ':'fill: MnntE'go MX Conlll-;i;, ~~~~~:. t i'Hll, 7.)()0 nHlrs. CHEVELLE , . . I ll111q !1~k.~i::;r , hrarl rr ~. , Rn1kr.<. ti res, S.)OIJ , 96S--l:i40, A.Vt/rM, nr,1• pa in! k t1t·r~. nm/fn1. t1 uto, 390, S !4~_· $l 699 • rh Hf, V -~. a11to r. -" l 1 ,.0 t.!U$T SEii pvt p<111y fil ~·~ C.oo•I '""d p I · • nHl"'~ ~r·••)rat• • ' . • . .,"-:n.J;, ' "" · 1·1v r r t y I 4'·12-2307. * fi !c,..Z2!JO * 491~~ 11101 r~1 nr fil 2-17fl6 C_o_nirt Good r.oncl. S200 96S-6?7? ------COURT ES Y DODGE '&l CHEVELLE SS Ce>n11 ne11· 'bl CH!'.:VY II. 4 c)I. !JI 1111 ·s , lii.-,..61% FORD · ' I 'fi7 COUGAR X.'R·7, v1n~·I fop. RAMBLER I ----,-,---:-::--"'"'.'I 'fifi Cla~~1r \\'11~nn, Xln1 r,onrl. br;,ke~. cl11 tr h. Rrlow low & ''''" !! CONTINENTAL ·i;7 ~-01·11. Couotr.11 Squu·,.,· 1 Atr, rti.•r lir11kP~. nng1n;:il . ""· Buy the new ~tu rlran I h J C~r;:i !\-1r''" blue book S.19i S.17-6825, * • "--•~ 0100 + • II h I" '·ff · IJP mrc · rnl1r · 1111m>r. Sl ·100. 492-21.ll. -""'. Si. I e o u Stu 'j'I) Fnrrl Corllna. Mcri!1ce rnnrl. 1~·ir!t til'l"S, roof rack. AufO$, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 9ijQ TO SETTLE ESTATE for riuick s:ilr. S!lOO Xlnl 3fl0 C:lD Engine. $1 39:'1 firm. 1 MUSTANG PL YMOUf H-- 2K~S Harhnr Bhd . • • .\!1 1~1 ~ell, i'<take olter. :;~·-"~h:. T-BIRD NOT JUST A FEW BUT EVERY NEW 1971 RANCHERO AND TORINO IN OUR HUC.! STOCK NOW SLASHED TO OVER FACTORY INVOICE! ~FO:....RD~..,..LT~D ~C..,..AL"."'-AX~IE -T"."'-OR ...... INO -::::wfGO'fSALE Mo11y te choow from. '65 thru '70 Modtll. Sport rooh, for111ot1. 2 door & • door llordtops & seda111. Full pow1r, •Ir co11ditlo11l11q. Warranties 0¥ollobt1. EXAMPLE : 1969 FORD LTD 2 D""'' Hardl11 0. ~adic, ~eal~r. a ~iom •lit, power 1he•i~9. la<.lorv ~ir, 9 ood ,...,1,!, vl~vl ror>I. (XS54 I b ) OUR PRICE $2296 ''9 TOYOTA $1296 Co!'nna 4 Dr. R&:H. a ir cond .. ·1 srwed, good miles.. !937BQC1 '64 PLYM . 2 DOOR 6 C.\•I.. Incl. "'l'llflP"rl. &o'ld 1nil~s. 1640BRl 1 '67 TOYOTA 4 Dr. Cnrr.i1a _ A11to. shift, good mile~. '69 CAMARO $1996 Hardto:ir . VR. "'.1andard I ran~ .. i!f'lod mllt's- ll24CPN) '69 DATSUN 4 door. W,v, lo•v ~ ?1i]f's. 4 S[)f'('d. ..:quipped. (833ASl<I ''9 DODGE $2096 $ Cnrnnel 2 Or. H.T .. 1296 ~o~~ ,~:'.~;,~Si~~~oyl n11le.~. 1 zsno 111 MUSTANG SALE Mo11y to chooa.. from. '65 thru '70 rnodtls. Coupes, ho rdtopt, con•ertible ond 2+2 iou bocki. Sonw wltl'I it Jpetdt. •l•o olr condlrio11l119 and automatic model$. EXAMPLE: '70 MUSTANG H.T. ~ull y le<.10<¥ equi pp~d. w~;le w/•ed i~ler., ••die.~.~+~,, 911ed rn <lt 1. (Ob4CIEJ OUR PRICE $1996 '69 MACH I $1996 Spnrt f(l(lf. radifl, h~a 1 er. pn1\·er ~\rPn ng. fl lr condi11nn1n;.:. g00d JllliP.". I \'J'l'/t)J I '66 MERC. WGN, $1096 Colony P;i.rk 9 Pass Full l""''r r, air cond . ~(ir.•d 11111>'~ iSSE4!'1<J1 '6S Pl YM . Satellite 1-1.'r. HAdro, hrA !f'r, 11'111). P,S,. gond mdPS. •Tf;\1~,~11 1 '65 CADILLAC F11 ll rnu·Pr, ;i ir rond- Lo11· mil('S. (827(lF~; ! '71 TORINO Wqn. $3396 01\'flPl' transfe_rred. approx. 050 miles. V-8. pou'er. au1n_, r11din, ~;;6~rQ~ 1 extras. \Varranty Available. '70 MUSTANG $2696 H.T. l/lu· milr~. Vfl. "''"· P.S .. R&H. '°" 1nry air. vinyl roof. ((;\ !A\tp1 ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED TRADES ACCEPTED PAID FOR OR NOT -~· ' TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS '61 BUICK Convt. 5~Vl<>r~. Fvll oo-•· 81• cond. Good "'''"" (()4.J ,t,VVf '66 FORD WAGON cw"trv ,~ Pew•t, •Ir cO<ld . auto., VS. gODd milt$. (SA,t, !"61 $1296 $996 '6S OLDS CUTLASS '66 FALCON Wagon l!•dl<>, ~••ler . •v!om•tl<, gona mllu, (RUZ 1tSl S•I• Priet• Go11d for 72 Houn. C,n !~bj 1c.l l o Prio• s,1 •. ' $896 $1096 $1096 \l'ilJ arr epl AIJY reasnn:ibl,,. r1Jn<L ::i3fi--fi99.111/1 .lpr:i. ~0!7-.1111. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~[ offrr nn Oca u11r111 hlut f.: 'fi4 roRo G--;\taxif' 500_ f'.oorl -.-71-F0Ros:---c-1-:---l 19fi9 Mus1an.c._ Granrlr-~oo. -----------, wl111e l~jO :.lark !II AP· · · 11 Ax l P:'' 1·r1'Y ~h;:irp. Air srereo 11nr1 • • nra1:>.rrl a r SioOO. Evrr.11 111:>.· r nnrl: S~. =-12-!ll\.JO, S ' Muslanii:s. k Torinos. HPrtz All ttw opti~n.~. N f' 11· '70 PLYMOUTH '64 T-BIRD ,. <1111-.-opm_ lir3---801:\ r1·r.~. Corp. 171~~ 77S-·l(t.'lll. Sl.'lt ui·.11 exira p!11s ;)(),00() ni 1. poly,i::l;ii;s wiri P ti'ilf'k~ flnl11 2 DR. !!.T_ .111~ \I .. ~. 111110. Full P ower -. ,.,, ll'"IT"nl,", L<rl ile•I-1!16fi FORD Eronolint, b\"' 6, 'Ii:': GALAXTF:. ~274 ~-..i, ,,2l!l.i . Call ll!lZ-0ii2 ~11' C1p·,·. 1·11·1· AIP. d · · ., ~ " " _, , " " f'" ~ " " tran~.. .. . " po11 rr Air Con it1on1ng (' .1u~1 complr1erl 1.~.{_l()() 1111. ,\Q50. Good cond. After 6. nrf'd~ work. $350 or o/fer. ~USTANG, anlfl, air srrrr1n.i::. vinyl roof, rrrl Excellent Condition comple1e check·up. Jn bet'.f'r %2-6117. 1 fi7:i-J159. .J ' 11 hurk 1 1 ce 1 co ( -.--~~~~ I mn,, .• ps. p . E'.'\r(' cnnrl .. ·1 r sra ~. n er nso r . PhnnP'. n:i6-D6Vil than new mn<Jition. Phone '64 F00RD Cala.x1e ;;oo Exf>U JEEP rr. .)(],()()() wan·. $2AAO J:\OArY. 1 '."~~~~""""""""~'." Tru~1ee 6-12-!.\119. t'<>nrl. S~7.}. or best offer fi4 ·1-'l2.l9. $1699 i '60-T-BIRD $300 1970 MARK 11_1 __ 6·~"6!l~. ·117·M-~U~S~T~A~N~G~f-.,-,-,h-,,-,-.,-J-n1 COURTESY DODGE fi73·1660 till~ pm Pel'lect! Full & completely '69 FORD Custoni. ps, ph, •57 JEEP . FC130, 4 whttl ronrl. Atr rond. 11 uto. Lo ml., 2,11.11.'\ HarOOr Blvrl. T-BIRD '6:!. r11ll po11·er. Air. luxur:r equipped locally own. amlfm. io x CP pt i " n ! 11 y dri11~. rebuilt Chev eng. 265 Shop 1racher'5 car. 513.')(L Cosl~ :>lf'.~.<i J:-i7-!'.!'l20 • rlran. Make n/fer. Aft S pm. er· & has hf'en servired by elran. $.13!).~. !l62-85:l9. V8. sson. &11-9:51!2. I '.!6~-7.127. * * fi-\:l-(!Jifi. a1HJ111r1zcd Lincoln dealer. A 1 N 980 1 A t N 980 A t N 980 A ---~-----~~ :i(l,OOO iiel! m;:iiniamerl u os, ew u 01, ew u os, ew 1 utos, New 980 Autos, New 980 rr.iles. This IU.'lury car is flawless & m tlsl h€ seen & driven ro ~r. Appreciated. H 1s prirPrl fnr a Qu ick sale al S!i.'1511. Phnne 67.l-8811, 117 ' Via l<oron, LJClo l.~lt a fter 6 P.1'1. c " n v (' r T •• A i r j po11·,.r. '.\',.~' !U'€'s/hr;ikr<, Real cl;i~sic, ~(ii:1 J·16-7~'.J7 _ l 'f>I> Lli\COL'\' Con1. R.i.·H. A!r. flll! p(l\\ef. Run!> gnod. S\()()n. Pr1 . par1~·· 64·1-fl·llll. 1 -1970 Clean Mark Ill Call li7.i.zrno 1 --= ·~~-1 CORVAIR I ·ni; CORVAJR, gl'<K'! R,t·ll. llPv.' tran~. ronrl. S·!OO ~lfi-·~:\i c=o=Rv=E=n=E~-i CORVETTE '(i8 Pl'rf~rl rnnd1!1(1n * 6i:i-Jl'OS .. --~.--~--< l.h~ Cn~~~~~~o mi. I p,,.rrer t thf!1-nu1, l\1iol,.sal .. I hlu r book Sli25. C\Of.f'~I of. Irr h~1yl'. fii:-..-::",ii ~q-----ci)uGA-R~--1..o--o-,,, p,,.rf<>r l eonrl' N ~~ds no1h •nc. }~vr"' n7,·...,~~~i. DODGE ,·;i; l)()[)t,I:: !la1·rt1np, lfi.C:Hl I nr1:: n11·s, All nl'w t1tl'~ I.: h1·.1h.P>. r\l,ll n lra11i<. linn1.<1.\' ronri. Cnllrr rnr·~ 11rn1. Srr I lfl .>.rirrr' J 11:1 :i.1:i..~:'.li1 Hl67 DODGT·: 1•an_ fi r~I , rlh. ~\.flt!I n1dr<. l"Pli.r ~t'a l. rlrari. $1. lflfl :1.~fi-1.'.fll. Autos, Used 990 BIG -SALE At Hi~hland Motors ('.rrdll l\n Prnhlern \~'r \arr~· nur 0,1·n c:on1ra.r1 s 1111 '01!0 G•lAXllE 118. 'UIO . ' D• HT , IU,H, P ~ U RA ?•~l $149 1'11 C.MEllEL~I SE Doll'! 10t ,t,ut,,,fl: M r.~, 15,000 "'' fl•• el N•"' (•• (SZO. Jl•S Horb•r ltvtl. !Cotto M1t1 645.540• lr -;;-111,,.1 irrm unr1rr-S;'i(l, j 11'.11 th" r rnny r 1nrhf'r Thank You Mr. President! .llr. r\ixo n ha§ announced hi!I reeom- mendation that Congress repeal rhe 7% exeise tax law on all new car s . U'ilh lhe understanding rhat lhe sa,·ings mu sf be passed 011 lo y ou, ••the eons um .. r .'' This. along u ·ith our :):ear e nd di s«!:nunt!ll at Johnson and Son o[fers'you lhe oppor• 1unily to take advantage of the lowest p r ices e\1er .••..•. PLUS •• : ... YEAR-END DISCOUNTS! EXAMPLE EXAMPLE 1971 MERCURY 1971 COUGAR :'IAllQUIS Xll-7 Air r.,t11f.. ·i29 ·t•\' '·W. l•it1 t'.'ftMf.,,-1 h••nl .. , ... 111 , .\Ir rnnd .. :l .\ I ··I\ • o;plf"rt 1'h if• I r11n• .. ~ S" 1lrr,. '°""''• '°"rnf"rh11 l11111p1i . "Sltl ll•llr d tlrr,, Tilt •l.,.,rl•lf (rfHlfl• 1111 !'Ire-ring "h .. r l. pn .. rr 'lrrrlol!/rtl'r "hP.P.I, 5 ,. .• ~. pou.er .. ,..1 .. \.tl/t'.'" ~-·-di•· ,.,,..f',. hMll..r~. Atl/J'\I !'l l!r"" r J1<tin. po""'" •indn•.~.-,port •inllo,.!!O. ... ,., ... 1 .. •·l1h l'lnrk. ll t:DUCl~ll Jlt·:••lt'J·:lt SJ20240 '80620 iJI. 1 Z64N617028 1 F93M56050A NOTE THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE EXCISE TAX REDUCTION We have a wide selection of the full line to choose from ohnson son I I l'.\J ( .Il l ,~ ~11 HClJHY ( /\PH I MAf'IK "' 2626 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA • 540-5630 l