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Home My WebLink About1971-08-26 - Orange Coast Pilot7 ..... ' - • esa oose 0 e a1 e Wo111en ~s Lib-Pichets DAILY PILOT * * * 1oc * * * THURSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUSL 26, 197 [ Snafu Stach Exchange VOL. it, NO. 101. t U!!CTION5, IO l"AO l"S •• • • • • • • • • • • • Bay Trade Comes Under Nader Fire Booed Fro111 Floor Women Lihhers Foul Up Market NEW 'YORK (AP\ -A h;indful nf women broughl the An1erican Stoc k EX· change to a brief bul compl ete halt today during ;i Women's Rights Day demonstration. Lnurl boos rose from lhe tr;idin~ f!onr 11.s brokers and runners looked up and sa"' eight feminists in the visitor's gallery sprPadin~ a Jon~ \\"hite banner v.•ith "Women Power" in red letlcr~. "De-sexae:rate \Vall S(rce! \\'r \Va nt It. Now. Y..1P C;:in 't Bear An\·mnre Bull." 1he protester~. all memberS of thP N;i!inn;il Organi7.a11nn for \\'omen, ~hfluted befl)re guards rul!<'d dn.,..•n the banner and usherPd them from the gallery and dnwn an escala lnr. 1\·n arre~L~ "·ere madr As the J!rar-coated men turni:?d frnm their tr.:ir11n;.; lo ~1are al ! he demon."tr;:itors. :he t1rlcrr hoard hi.oi:h .!!hove the floor stopped for a few i;econds. When !hr drmonstratnrs /1n11 lly "'ere led fr om the l!A!lerv. the inen ga\'e a round of applause 'and cheered before returning 10 !heir ··••nrk. Carol Brooks. a demonstr<1tor who describcri he rself as a free-lance "'riter. ssld the point or the demonstration al lhe American Stock Exchange was to disrupt It. "If we o"·n a majority of the wealth in the country. how come there are no females on the floor?" she said. "We "'ant our own representatives to handle our money." NOW is demanding. Miss Brooks sa iri, Oruge Coast Weather r.lostly sunny skies today .!Ind Friday too -after the usual morn· In g c'louds and fog clear. Highs ak>ng the beaches around 7!1 rising to 8.S inland. Lows ton ight in the 6()'s, INSIDE TOPA. Y A grocer wlln harl j11Jt hrPn robbtrl for th e eighth time, jttrnrrd in his car, p1ir.~11r:d th~ robber. 0·;1d, $hO~ him ivrt/1 his 0 W11 gun. Story. Pog~ 5, '"""" 11 (llf ... 11!1 I Cll«.lll•-U• 1 C1111lco U C•111,...•• n Dl4"' NtlltH 1l 01""'"" 11 l tlN,111 '"' I •• ,.,.,.1........ !t.tl ,lllt!ICI , .. ,, N_ .. _ la lri•11 Ll ...... t ,, Mtft fft tt ,.,.lcl , "'""!" l'f-11 MlllUI! ,.,..., U Ntll.,,.I N..,... ••J Ort•"° (to111ty 11 l•rH U·1f 'IMl M1!'kth '6·1' ,...., .. """ ... ,,..., .. , tt.11 W111•1r I W••11 w11• U Wlf'M ft'I NOW1 1 .. 1' WWlll Ntwt l•I that the stoc k exchange imn1edia !ely In~ stit ute an active recruitmenl program to train women as broilers. .. It's 11me for women to slop being only secretariris and slarl being brokers." she s;:nd. adrl1ng th:1t the stock exchange seemed lo be "some kind of a closed fraternity.'' "It \1•;is disgracrful ;ind disgusting - l hE>~' ~hollld he homE> tiiking care of !he children ." satrl brokf'r 5!even .J. Holf- n1:in, 1~·nn alnrig 11 1!h ;ibout 12 othf'r!i v.·ent outside In w:i tch 1he v.·omen being e1 icted from the hu1ld ing. Holfm11n sa1ri, ho11·evcr, he 11·riuld nnt n1ind wor lnn).! w11h A "·ornan hroker 1f ~hP. •·performeri the fllnction~" He sa1rl thrre are two fema le brokers on the exchange. Rape, "Ex pos ure Dotting Mesa's Police Blotter T"·o alleged rapes and two 1ndecenl ex- pnsure incident.o; "·ere reported lo Costa f..lesa Police Wednesday. A 22-yrar-0ld cashier told pnl ic ' sht "'as grabbed ::it knifepoint about 10 p m., in the all ey behind 20011 Wallace SL, by an un identified male who raped her. Another girl. a l!l-year-0 ld .o;eiimslres:'.I, lnld police that a en-worker of her husband 's forced his way into her apart· ment and put an open pocket kn ife to her throat. She said the man pu shed her into her bedr(Hlm. "'here he tied her ha nds "·1th her own pant., and gagge::t he r mouth \l'ith a pillow case, She said he began to rape her "'hen a knock on the door scared him away. Poli ce said t.wo indecent exf,()sure in- volving the SM'le ma n, were alSut 8 pm .. nn Plalle Drive. A 10.year.old OOy and his 3-year-0ld sister were ca lled over to ll man's car when> the ma n a.~kerl them the location nf Jrnnifer Street. The chil- dren said the man opened his l'i"·im trunks ?.nd rxposed himself while talking, then dl"Qve off. The second incidrnl ha ppened 11t R 30 p.m., on Harbor Boulevard at Victoria Strtet, police sald, A mother and her 14- yrar~ld d11 ughler were ridi n~ !heir hicycles "·hen 11 man dnv in'J .,n ViC'toria 11s ked them thr loc11t1on of \\'ai:hin~lnn St reet Thr.. mother s;iid she didn 't nntire v.•hat the mstn "'aS v.·ea ring at the lime, but ht. drove by \'ery sln"·\y a few momcnlll later snd 5he s11w ht \\'11.S com- pl etel~ n;ikrd Hu11tingto11 Co11fiscates Ay .IOA NN f': REYNOLDS OJ lh• Ot lly PBnt S!lft T11·0 !)<lxPs of milit.'lry narE>s 11.nd prac- lire nrdnance -all cap11b\e of k1!11ni1, nr n1ai min~ -v.·rre uncoverrd ln Hun· ltngtnn BraC'h during a house-to-house search \\'ednesday night. The search v.·as triggered "'hen 11 1:1- year-<ild Hunt1n ~tnn Beach bov tumcd 14 p1t'cr~ n( the ordnarice over to f"nunta1n Yalil'V f1r('t11cn. l'hr 1l('1ns 1ncl11rle six a r t i 11 er y i:1n1u!alor.~. one hand J:?:rrnarlf' ~1mll!;i1nr, nne \1·hi!I.' ~IAr parachute flare ;ind six: bonhv trap sirnu!;it.nr~. Pnlicc :irr seeking ;:idd1t1on11! pircc~ or ll1r nrdnanc(' todav and are a~k1ni:i arE>il rr~1dl.'n1~ rn nntify them if any of the 1!rms arP found . Thf' bov told rollrc he fn11nd the ex - pln~l\·r ~ 1n a l;irgp 11·nr.drn bo x v.•1rh rnpP h;indlr~ 1n thP !"ntJ1ht·rn California Ed1s11n ri ght-of·"·ay hrhinr! Brc!"scl L;inr. The area v.•hcrr the hoy lil·rs ;inrl whPrc lhr box v.'as lll(·a1M i~ iri the hlock bounded by Warne r A\'Cnue. i\:rwl;:ind Strccl. lfeil Avenue ;ind l\fai:n0!ia Strer t. The boy lrild lnvestig111ors he and com· p::inions found the hox , rull of rxp\osivrs about three days ago. He took the item!I In the fi remen whl'n he returned lo the area \\'edncsday an d the ))ox "·as gone. Jn ;in effort tn locate the box. Hun· tingtnn Be<1r.h office rs bcg;:in a house-to- housc se11 rch nf !he neigh bor hood . During lhe sea rch he led pol ice to A \'ilcant home 111. R.142 GlnsJ!n"' Circle "'here the bo y said he had seen boxes similar lo the one he look lhe r.x plosives frnm. The boy ~.!lid he had hel ped the wom11n "'ho \il'ed there mo''t. out recently and "'hile helping her he saw the bo xes. Police entered the home end f.,und two boxes full or lhe explosives in a bedroom. A rolice spokesman said today lhe 5earch for the ex plosives has nol ended. · Tile officers art. trying In loc ale the wnman whn pre viously O('CUpied lhe hoor.e In fi nd ou t. if there are any other explosl\'C.~ thal m;i y have golleo in lo chilrircns' hands," said Bill Reed, cit.yin- form ation off icer. Anyone in the Huntingto n Reach or Fount11in Valley area who find~ any .,r these items should not touch them and sh.,uld call police immed i11lely. The num ber i11 Huntington Beach is fl.16-531 1, in Fountai n Valley il's 962-444~ and 1n We!!l.1nlnster. it's 897·2:11 I. The largest Rnd most dangcrnu!I: Item i.' 11 parachute fla re. abrlut 14 inches long en caseri in 11 bright aluminllm lubing. ll I.~ capable or sending 11 fireball nf whil e phnsphornus 60 fert into lhe 11lr or of r;et- lini;i. a ma1or fire in a house in 11 matter of ~rrnnd!i . The artillery simulator Is about 10 Inc.hf'& Iona. h has a fuse attMhed and 111c1·el\' removing the fu se will detonate !1e rl t 1·tre • I Water ~s Fine l'.l .. ILV l'!LOf 111!1 '~1t1 Darlene Poole, 23. San Gabriel, who wi ll re present California in !\1iss USA-\\l orld contest in October, tests Lhe vtater at ·Newport Beach, She v.·as in to...,·n \Vednesd ay fo r day of fun in the stJr! and sun. Officers Stage Gambling Raid on Costa Me sa Moo se Bv TERRY COVILLE • Of .... 0•1" 1"11111 "'" Officer.!! frnm the: C4'lsta ~iesa Police De.partment and !he Alcoholic Be verage Control Bol\rd raided the Costa Mesa Moose l.Adge Wedrte8day nigh t. con· liscating two pinball mach\n~ and hun· dreds of jack·pot·pool cards and dlce cards. •·we wlll seek mlsrleme;inor ~Rmblin~ charges aga ln.~t the lodge and possibly a fPlony complaint f41r con·spiracv." Detec- tive Sgt. Jack Calnon. said today. No individual!! hll\'e been arrested Rn d none win be unt il further investigation is m:irie. the Cn!i:la f\1e~11 officer added. He does not expect lo ask !he distric t Rtto rnt y In brln~ charRe!I: in Harhor .Judicial District Court until early nut week . CRlnon 11lsn said : "The evidence gathered Is of such a nature thal 1t wou indicate the possibility of organized gambling ln Orange Qlunty." The jack·pot·pool cards are 1«1mewhat similar to the punch c11rds sold by the "F'lim ~1em Man" in the movie of the same name. Calnon said you CATI buy a card for 50 cents. then you open fi ve flaps on it to i;ee U slot machine gymbolll come up a winner. Top prii.e Ill $50, said the Costa ~iesa sergeant. The dice cards match nu mbers a~n!n~t numbers rolled oo a pair of dice. poliC'e said. Police al50 alleged thst lhe lodge paid callh on pinba ll wins. ABC officers mRy a!S<) ,cha rgf! !hf! lodge, or individual& In the lodge. wnh state \lquor !11w viol1Uons. · Threr. un· hroken, whiskey bottles were'tllkcn·durtng the ra1d, Police said. • Irvine Co., Big Firms Al so Cited Seven pages Jn Ralph Na der·! e:r~ hauslh'e report on C a 1 ! f o r n i a e"" vironment and development deals wittl the proposed Upper l\'ewixirt Bay tidelands exc hange between Orange C<lun ty and I.he Irvine Compa ny. It is largely critical of the pro posed deal. Addilionally, N;ider's reixirt today ac- cused the Irvine Compa ny and other ma· jor c0rporations of huying political in· fluence lhrough IX)!ilical campaign con• tr1bution s. The aerusalion was included in a fina l "rc!inn nf the rnnssive "Nader's Raiders repi:irl on Power and Land in Cal ifornia." ln 1·0111mentin~. :\'ader s.:iid. "Th& J:OVernment of C;il1fnrnia must be clean- ed up so that ll can clean lip California:• The report .:illei:es. "!and interest.s ril)1nJna1 e the rampai~n financing of key con1mittee chri zrmen, slate"·ide office holders. anrl in1por!::int local officials," !he report s::ii<I. It a!leged Gov. Ronald Rcag11n recriveri 70 per cent of hi s fun· din~ from lhrse sources. Thi' i;tur!y alleged the ma jor political contr1hutors as Southern Pacif ic, Ten• neco, Tejon Ra nch, the Irvine Com pany, Kaiser Industries, P;icific Gas & Electric Company, S t 11 nd1tr d Oil , and Transamerica Title Insurance Co mpany. The same fi rm s. lhe report claimed , ''appear repeatedly in our study as red· p1ents of massive public l!Ubsidies, a:!!I abusers of the environment. 1t 1 beneficiaries or ta:r breaks, and as un· precedented violators of numerous laws." Irvine Company spokesmen today denied that the ir political contributions - wh ich were described as modest - bought them any fa vors. "More zoning variances and relaxation of rules that affect our environment hive been granted to small de vlopers or in- dividuals than have ever benefitted our co1npany." the ranch executive said. "\\'e are very confident we can stand on our record on this matter." The study authors said esisting laws c1Jl'lcerning campaign contributions are •·worthless." It said rompanles can hide their amount of support by making duplicate contributions. Likewise, !he Nader report says, lob- bying "lhTlvcs In spite of attempted regulation." State laws re q u tr i a g rii!closure or activities "is poorly drafted, unenfo rced and Ig nored." It said land in- terests "ha\'e a total of 23S lobbytats, who in 1970 reported spending. by our calcula- tions. over $3.6 million, averaging more than $30.000 per legislator." The Nader study said that in addition lo ~late-level refonns. "a complet.f rebu1!din1t of local government" IA necessary. The local property tax l!bould ·be eli min11ted hecause It b Ii "political tu" that has a "Perverse" impact'. Nad,r's report on the loJli•bated U~ per Newport B1y l!'nd 111 .. ap ta.me uniiil ,(5., REPORt. P11i lt I' • .... ~· .. ' . . . Sealed Oii Charlie Sty111ies Workers PENSA.CXlLA. Fla. tAPl -&fore ftrkm can ru their seal ef approval to Ute USS Luincton'1 berth. they have to 1et rid of a disapprov1n1 seal named Charlie. The Lexlngton Is due Saturday .11t PennC<1la Naval Station and the ~·orkers 'W!:re tryln& tft put fin.iahinc touche.5 to its bt:rtb when Charlie s ho..-.•ed up Tuesd11y He made himst!!lf at homt!! on a bargt!! tied tft thf: piu where the 900-foot aircraft carrier docks at Lhis Navy base on the Gulf of Mex iN>. Workmen are trying to 1nstall electrical cablf's on the rlnck and bar~e in prepara· lion for the carrier's arr11 al. But Charlie 1ns1sts nn privacy fln his barge home. He has flashed a sharp .set of dent ures and barked al all intruders. \Vork stalled Score : Charlie L Navy 0. One "-'Orker dec ided he wasn"t going to be intimidated by the 5-foot. JW-pound furry animal. He boarded the b.11rge to give Charlie the bum's ru sh. Seconds later. the workman \.\'as ba rk· ed back onto the pier. Score: Charlie 2. Na vy 0. Charlie soon pro\•ed he wasn "t Im pressed by the br1 ss, either. Capt. Ossian Butterfield comm11ndtng officer of !he public works center, 11ent to inspect the JOb but beat a hasty relrt'at \\"hf>n Charl ie ob,iected tn golci braid in hls doniain. Score : Charlie 3. i\a\'Y 0. The Navy called in SL J.,e\\'JS Zangas n! the F'lor1da Marine Patrol Zangas nianaged lo coax Charl\e off the barge v.·1th an offering of mullet. But 10 minutr.~ later the se:tl popped back up on the barge, apparently Y.'athng for dessert. Srnre· (h;irlie 4. !\3\'Y O Florida t-.tanne Patrol 0 The ~a\·\· has nnll' 11''lrked nul anl 1~Pa\ defen sf'S. Three n1c n 111\J 11 nrk on th" ba r_!!:e -two of them 1nstall1n.i: e!ectr1cal r;ih\f'<; anti a th ird c;11tnc1nc: :t rrrp<> 10 keep f'hdr!ie a11a~. a <;poke~man ~;:i1rl 7.1n~a~ !'<I.Id ~ea !!'i are ra1 f' on J\"orth11est Fln r1da "s cna~t ~. hut Ch;ir!1e apcarPntl\' h;i!'i bf>r>n coming :ir(>und off wrl on for about f1\'e ~·ears. ""\\p drin"! knn\\ 1r hP 1vant~ tn pl.iv or \\"ant ~ to bite, beC'~use he b,1rl.3 :inr! come s af!er you." the marine pa!rol of· fleer said '"He 's r.ot exactl y sunning h1msclL" Navy Eyes Last Ditch Battle With Oil Slick N.11vy officials hope to press an ex:- p@rimental. seagoing ~kimmer 1ntn use &0meUm e Friday in a last-ditch attempt to k~p a quarler-million gallons of th ick fuel oil frnm staining beaches from San Clemente to Oceanside. Late Vi'ednesday, Na vy nff1c1a\s ad - mit ted th;it the amount of fuel oil spilled into !he sea off San Clemente Island almost a week ago "'as much greater than originally believed . t\1avy spokesmen this morning said the. 1,200 gallon figure. was "a ne"·sman's esl-i mate." The Navy helieves 244.000 gallo ns of the thick fuel was accidentally dumped into the sea last Fridav. The tarry. black !ZOO now fnrms a 25- mil~-long . kidney-shaped slick lyi ng several miles directly offshore of the San Clf'mente-Oceanside area. The bulge of the th ick stuff is closer to Oceansid e. Chemical spray a pplications on !he r;!ick ha\•e failed. press aides said, and the new hope for a solution rests on a. hastily built snorkel skimming device at· tached to a 1·essel similar to the oiler USS t.,anatee which dumped the oil in the first place. The Navy is using a de.sign similar to isnorke\s used la st year In the calmer wafers of San Francisco Ba ~· But the apphc;:ition of the huge skim· mer has ne \·er been 11tlempted on the open sea. say Navy spok~men No oil has been seen this morning on San Clemente·s public beaches. But blobs of the oil are ~·ashing ashore. Santa Ana Man Crash Dies • Ill A Santa Ana man died \\"ednesday u-hen his au!o left Mar.~r!hur Boule1·ard· near F'air\·1 e\\' Road, smashed thrnui;:h a ·fence .11nd landed on ils side in a nearby ditch. The acc1rlent "l'-"as rhsco\fred 1\hPn flood cont rol wnrkrrs !>pn\led 1he bodv of Joseph Jesus C;istrn .. 1!1 . of Sanra Ana, floating in the flood cnntrnl channe l Coroner·s Clff1cer.!"> bel1P\ e Ca:-trn rl1er1 \\'hen he 1ras hurlPd thrnu~h the i;un rnrif of his small foreign car The~· !1i-t the fatahtv as the 153rd traffic rleath 1n Orang"e Cnunt~· thi s ,\·e"r OlANGI COAlf D~ILY PILOT N.-,...t.._. let••• ... . c ...... _ H•.-tl .. te• a-• ,... ..... , .. ..,. s. ca.-.•• OU.NC.I: COAST PUILISMl"IG COMl'Ah''( l•lt•rf N. w •• d l'rft,drll 1rod f'ullU.,..., J1•~ I , Cwrl ev Va ,.,..,..,, ••4 c;.e.,.,., "°''"""_.. Th•m1,...JC.,.,;1 l!l•tw 1h•"'•' A, Murp~i"' ..... IMtllOO EfllOI" Ch1rl11 H. l•o1 ll:i,~e rd '· N1!1 A»lillll! MIMlitlt 1!1110<1 OffkM C.19 Meu: 110 Wetl lll'r' Sir,.,. ttew_.-llNC"~ lllJ N--1 M>\.'".._..rd L~ ll•th; :171 Jeorat Avlfl._.. 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To !11-, (•lllO•"!I • .$W>K-.,i;"' bf ~"ltf" l t.U ....,.,,,, '' 11Y ..,,11 11 'J ........... ,; ... 11 .... ., ""'"'""""· tl,J J ........ ~.,. at Camp Pendletnn \>.'here f\1artne Corp<; and t\avy men remain bui;y 11·1th hand tools . Lifeguard $prikesmen in San Clement e said that beraitse of <>:..islinl! 11·a1·e. cur, rent and 11 tnr! cnnc11tinns. the nil "II\ prn - bahlv appear dnwncoast of !he city 1n C'(lffiil111: d,1\"S. \\"a1~e sw'ells are nut of the 11e 0t. as are \\'Inds. i:hnreline current s .ire mn1 inc; dnll'ncnast as 11·el 1. i;"1d San Cirmcnte L1fr guarrt Lt J-l ;ink Barnrs. "Unless the conditions changP. it lnnks hke mnst of 1he art1on mi~ht he downcoa<;t. at Pendleton.'" hP said Prf'sident Nixr:in \\"erlnc<;da v 11· a :> reported to be keenl v aw;ire of lhe 011 si1ua1ion. his press a1rlrs sa1rl. But !he rhief e;..eru11 1·e Ila:. sl re<;.-prl that his bearh sh'luld nnt take pr tflr11v O\·er others 11.'hich hal"e received relat1\'e· Iy minor staining thus far. Priviliged Surf er Hits the Waves Near Nixon Villa By GE:'\"E RA~DSAKER AllOCl l!Od PrlU 'Nrl!or fe1~· surfers ha l"e 1t <;(l lucky as 16-year· old Bob Bare. The mu5cular blnnd IPena~cr 1~ 0ne Qr about JO i;11rfers perrn1!ll'd tn use the \Ves.tern \\"hi1e HnusP bearh -e\ rn \\"hen. as no"·· Pres1drnt i\1..:on 1s !n resirlence. "Thr beach 1.~ cnnrl fnr i;11rf1n2:· Rnti sa\"s, "bec;:iuse flf !he \\ti\' thrrf> 11r fnur re~fs are si1ua111r1 \\"hpn a ""r\1 hits a rPef. it g1\'eS R .i:,11nc1, Jnn;; r1c1r '" The surff't" "re nr1chh"r~ of thP :'\1xnn<., in th,. arl 1n1n!nc \\pre(" Shnrp r-rim - mun11, \1 hirh is w;i llrrl 1111h a ~u11rd at th,. catr Afl\"f'TII' C-1n u::" \hr lifl,.,1 h 11h"fl ;\p;nn I" a!'i<.fnl Rut. "hrn hi> ::irr1\P~. ~1cn~ f"'•led nn th<> o;.:.nrl "l Tn R""t r1r1rrl area ,.\uthnnzPrl PPr<,..,nr.PI nn11 s .. rrrt Srrrir·r "r"rlll c11;irrl ... \IP'l n'iC crrl"::irm.,, r;:itrnl th" hr;irh ,\ (n;i~L r.u:.nl tin;:it la.\<; riffohnrr In ~;l'f'[l 0thPr cr;ifl a11 .11 Thr 'arirrn\"t>rl " ~11rf<>r• h ~· r h;iti 11n\n1rrr11rted t1"e (1! th" hr:t rh f(lr ;ihnul ThPI' 1nrluri" ;in ~irl1n1> r 11 n t ' !">1l"lf1".S"men anrl nrr(l;1nni1llv Rn 11 Arnr"~. 1f'f'fl·<l~P snn of 11 r1or Jam<';,: Arfl """ 11hn "l~r~ ac; \l;irc;h;ill '1;i1 D1!1r11 f\n !he ' r.l1n•mr>kr"' trle11~tnn srnc~ and ha" ;:i hnmr in [\prP"<; Sh"tr 'Al f1rq 1hr Srrrrt ~rT\ ice 11asn t l!ninl! tn lri! anl"nni> In, ' ~<iH:I Rnli · Then ,Ir.ho Sr\rr ,nn . fnn~lrr puhl:•h"~ of 'Surfrr rnal!a11n<> c;11h1n11ted a h~t of 1B surfrr~ anrl ,tnt arprri1 ;1 \ " ~<>1rr<fln 11,1" !lv•n prrc1rll'nl nf the. Ci pre~c; Shnrp Cnmm1101t1 r\\S•irit111nn · lrthn ff'I! ,,,. 11f'rrn I ii< 1->11: c"rlln'v rl~k!i llS ~nme nlh"f prnrl(' 11 nn !1Hl!hl h<> rnm1n£ dnl'-n lhP hr1rh ., !i ;11rl R ~rf' Aul "h"n one nf !hf :tJ"lrrfl\'f'(! i:rn11r ::1p- prnarhr" th11 ::1r";i . a f:!11;irrt rhr"k" his name al!ai o~t !hr \1~1 hi' \\:.ill-'1r t;i!k1r ThP S"n nf a rrt1rP(! f.nc; 'ni:rlf'" r·nun· II" prnba1;on off1 cf'r. Bnh 111rs "1th his. farn ilv acrn~~ 1hp rnad lrnm fhP "'"\1 c;11 r· roun~ing 1hr .\'1xnn e ~111tr /1 ~rn1or :it Sf!n ClrnornlP H111h :-01.'hnfll 11 hf\rf' hp 1~ on lh" s111mm1ni;:. te;11TI , h" rl!il"l' ::1t :t ;i m rl <11!v tn dl')i1·pr nr\\·.spapers Hr surfc; alm"sl e1·er~' d11y G Is on l)ope Drop SAJGO~ 1I;PJ 1 -Arre~t s nf Amenc;i.n Gls on narcot1rs rhar~e.s In ~ulh \'1t l- nam Ja~t month drnppM hv almri:;t hal f the Junr l11z11re In thp lo11r.;.1 pt11nl tn !11 r mClnth~. arrorrhnR ''' l S rn1l1t11ry rnm· manrl f1i:11res rl1~rln~Prl \\ Pdnl'c;rl111 . Tht> commt1nrl ~~1d /U'l ~nld1er~ 11·,.rr llJ'lprl'hf'nrlert h1 l ~ 1u1thnr1l1P~ nn cirui;: c.h;irge.s in ,Jul~. !if.Ii or thrm for hf>ro1n pri~~t~s 1on nurinc Jun,.. " rPrnrrl 1 i;z9 r.1. .. 11.tr• rf'l;ir~f'~ 11.Jl h dn11t nlfenst'~. l 1.11i 1n101\1n: l1~rr1n ,,, ···-- • 0•11..Y l'llOT ~1111 ,.~110 IN LAFC DRIVER'S SEAT San Clemente•s Northrup Northrup Chairs LAFC After Vote By Five Men1bers San Clen1ente Cnunctlman Stanley Korthrup "'ii ~ elected chairman of l.he Orange Count.v Local A~enc~· Formation Cnm mission 1LAF C1 Thursday by a unt1n1mous 1ole of its five members. Nl)r!hrup replaces Los Alamitos Coun- cilm.in Joe Hvde. lhe man ..-.·hose re- 1ect1nn by the League of Cities led to his ou;:ter from lhe board and a ru ling ai:ain"t him b~' an Orange County Sup0 r1or Court judge. H~de"s seat as a lloard mPm~r h;is been \~ken hv Fullertnn CCluncilman Lou1~ .. Red .. Reinhardt \l'hll v,·as namt>d h1 lhe League as tis representative orer H<rlP ·Al~Cl serl"tng "11h i\0rthrup on the I.AFC bi)ard are An<ihe1m cnunctln,;in Charles Pearson and countv su pervisors Robert Battin and Ronald Caspers. So lecla<l Brother Hearing Erupts l11to Loud Melee SA'.': FRA~CISCO lliP\1 -A hearing for the tv,o sur1·1\·ing "Sri\edad Brothers '' erupted 1nto a shl)ut1ng me!ee today v.'hen the mnther of on e nf the prisoners began 5r ream1ng at !he judge. The police riol S'1U.!ld was ca!led 1n and cleared !he court-room. using clubs to mnve the crol'-'d 0ut. The mother of defendant .Jflhn (!ut- rhelte began shouting t1l Superior Cnu rt Jud&e Carl AtlPn fr0m Jhe :;pec1ators src- t1on . \\'hrn a baili ff mol"ed towards hf'r In rPn1nre her frnm the rnnm, a male !\pee tai nt rfl~e and tnlerceded. At lh<il pn1nl the pnlire riot squ;id, 11h1ch 11•as stanrling by durlng the prn- cf'rd1n1::s bec:11use of e"rlier 1·inlenrP. mnvrd 1n l'-"tth clubs and cleared out sp1>c!;it0rs. \\"nmPn 1n !he crnwd \.\"ffP "·eep1n.I! anrl sr rr;11n1ni; th;it !hr_\· harl bei>n hP11ten Cl111rh£-tte and Flcl"ta Orumi:n were rhar~l"d lllon).! \\"11h bl11rk rr1·olu!1flnarv c;rnr ce J-1r-kson wtl h hurli n~ a 111::irrl al Sn1 £'rlarl s1,,1e Pn<;f"ln 01er " third flf)("lr balrno1 lo h 1~ d('~th J;ict IP(lr. . !:1rk.•nn 11·;1s k1llert Hl San Q11Pnt 1n rr1~nn "s e~capP ;:r!1empl last Sa1L1rri:t1 . 1[1rl1 f'r ~tnr~·. rat;P R• ClulrhPtlf' .. nrl n ru1n i:n. Sl'pilr;itrrl frn111 thr "Pt'r1 aT ori; h1· 1ht hu llP1-prnnf i:l;i<0 , 11ere quickly 'A"ht.c.ked tn hnlrl1n~ rrll~ Tnd111 's bearing h;id bern ~et hv All fn fln Tur):d;iv aft,.r he 0rderrc1 !he; trial JL1d,ge rl1~'1ual 1f1ed Julie to Shelve Teaching Plans After Accident By FRA;\CES LE\\'f:'\"F: AllO(iftHI "•fU /Hitt < .Julie :'\1xn11 E1~Pnh"""f h~., 11\1·,.p1Pd ''w1!h p\treme rl1~t1 rrin1ntmP11!.. ;i i:nrrl1cal rlPf'l~inn tn )1\\"C Up hPr IPArhtOJI. JC1h rn Flor1rt a l:.wc;iu~e nf 11 broken !OP, thP \\"(l~IPm \\lh itP Hou~f> r11por1s. Thr 1n111r~ 10 Prc~idrnt. Ni~rin".o, d:i11~hlrr prn\ rd to hP rnhrP l'erinu., th;:in l1 r~! l11rl1raleri, rrr~s Srrrrtflry Ron11!d I.. Z1('i::lrr 1i1!iclns('rl \\"ed nr!id 11y. Hr ~;i1rl X-r:i\'l' ~hnl'·eci the hilo!, tne nn thp left foot h;iri het>n ··shl'lt1rrt'd ;inn rr11~herl .. ll'hcn ii bo{lk cart tflpplrrl nnln .lul1r '., fnn t lhe :::ecn nrt clay on thf' joh A!i a !111rrt iirarie te11rher Al A\1 11.ntlc Rea ch E l,.,n1rntt1~· Srhonl .luhp !'l"nhahly 11.·1!1 be in II CA!il up !n her knt>e fnr four lo ~ix 11.·eeki; and l'-•111 h;i 1 P 1n ~tav (\ff hr-r ff)('lt for ,.(\me timf' "In f;i1rness tn !he ynun g$ltr! in ht.r rlac;~." Zie).!lf'r ~<1 1d, i:ind on the ":::tron2 r,.rommcnrl11t1on"' of \\"hil e Hnu~e ph~·s1· r1:1n ftr. \\";il \Pr Tk ach, .Julie riec1rteri 10 ~1 1 P up 11 full·llmf> school 1nb for th~ 11111 "f'rrt<'"''"r It 11·as h"r first leach•n_g il"'"l)IOITIPnt ln.o,tparl . ~h,. ha~ arrani;:rrt . v,•hrn sh"'~ abl". II) 1ri1n th,. sChonl"s unp81t1 l"Olunteer 1Pa rh€'r 111rie prn~ram and help out in 1he cla.,srMm~ Hl'r mn!her flPw !n F'!ontla \\'ednP..SrlAy tl'I ~1.'I\ 10.1th Julir . 1>.ho 'll'as in .. a IP""fll df'ttl nf pa in ' aflrr !ht. Tut..sd ay accident, the \\llite House satd Ruling Chn•tged From Pq@ I School Teachers' REPORT .•. a sertton tttled . •·F.:stuariet: Conl'ersion am'! Lns~ .. Raises Approved It princi pally c:;overPd <'on\eotlons that hal"e Jong been dehated in Oriinge County rnncernini;: the proposed tidelands ex· change. T-his point did n't go unl"IOtlced In Irvine executive offices. Senne of the main Nt1der points inrluded: -Cr1titism tha t the count y would nClt get the prope r value lnr land.~ gi ven lo the Irvine Con1pAny in eio:ch11nge for talel11nds granted to Irvine. From W11r Srrvict:1 \rASHINGTON -UndPr a cha nged rul- ing of the rllst nf L11'1ng Cnunc1!. an rs llmt1!Pd l a !n J 1; n11l)1nn :-chnnl IPacher~ "Ill grt f:i.ll t£>rm raises despite thP 90-<lay "agP·pnce frpeze. The ruling wa::: issued by the cuunc1l Tuesd;:iy. The new ruhng ariparrntlv says tht1t !et1rhers: "'ho 11£'re 1aral1o n1og i n .luJy .1nc1 A11i:!USI hut due In resume t!':i.ch1ng 1n lhe fa ll und('r ;i t·nntract agreed to bcfnre Aug. 15 1~ould rece1\ e the rull rnmpenc:;i11on -inrluding raises -ct11!ed fnr 1n lhe contract. Arcnrrl1r1i:: Jq ;in r"l11na1e "' lhe fl,;;i. hnnal f.ducat1on A;;.~ot1a11rin i '.\EA f. this: co1'ers sonic I 5 mill ion or 1 6 rn1 ll 1on of the na tion's 2 I millinn school teachers. The hal,.,nrr eithrr are not l'-"nrk.1ng und,.r rontr;v·l or thrir l;iU·-~t CQn1ract fnn!ainert on :,;il11ry increase due to begin d11ring the lr£'eze period. In a pre110u.c: ruling. the Cost n[ Living Council. crca1rd by Pre!lident Nixon to fnrmul11 te polic~· fnr appl l"i n_g !he \\'<Jge- pnt'" fr('('Ze. ~11id in rfrrrt that nnly IP;irhi;or~ 11 ho wcrP ;i lrr:irlv t<';irh1ng unr1£>r ;i cnntr;irt rxrrulrrl hrfnre AUi?. I~ cn1ilrl h111•p an 1• ~;il,.,r-v inlrr.1~e. lln1~·p1·i:>r. manv ]()t'lll :.r ut hnn!ir::: fePI Californ!a teachers ~!!ll do nnt qualify for raise.<:. J;orlrr ;:i narrow interpretation of the lerler11! 11·agf-free1.e regulatinns. srhool attnrnr1s anrl lnral "nd regional federal nHirialc: ;ire holtiing that a clnse reading nf the Office of 1''.tnl'r~ency Preparedne.c:~ regular1ons proh1b11s tht: pa y raises for tt'ilC'hers. The Co:;! of Li1 tni:: ('oun<'il ear!irr rulf'f! !hat ~rhnol r mrln1rc: ll'h'l \\"nrk 12 rnnn1h~ anr! tri"!rhrr~ 11 ho~r lll-n1f"lnth~ anrl l1>;irhprc: whri~e 10-mnnth 1rar 11·dl ~1art tn ::iPpte1nhPr rlur111g !he-911-day frer1e Shnulrt "hi' !rP~l"'rt Jhr l'i!fTlf' ., This rre;;1J n1ahl.v 11 "11lr! ;il!n1v tn p;i v ral~" fnr !r;irhrr ~ in ~l'hool di.<tr1cls 11 h1rh cr;intl'rt p11 y 1·a1~rs fnr· nthrr r n1plo:i·r.o, prior !o the Aug. 15 ll'age frre1,e. B11l l'lrilll.v. D!'pll lv Cn11nlv Cnunril .l11me!I \\I , Rrici;:.<. chi,,r of 1he i;rhnnl!'I cii1·1~iCln . .'iilirl he \\";ic: st11·kint: hv his r1il - 1n;: of Tuc5rl;i v th"! te;i1·hrr.,' t1rr r:\· cliiderl fr·nm all increa.~r.~ during thr 911- da i· ppflnrl Hr c1trrJ a f";il1fntn1 a cn11rt rullnt rr. qulnng !hal lhP pill pPnnrl fnr srh('lnf Pmplo~es must correi-prind tn the \\·()rk pPticid, Thi~ ruhng prC1h1h1t~ p11\\n2 \ahlorn1;i te:trher~ 01 ,.r a l2-mnnth pennrl . h" "'!!rt , And Jerry F. Ha ll"rrson. lr~a! adl'iscr t .. rhrC'ak Ship Set. \\"A:-;HJl\'<;ro~ 1t·l'1 1 -Lnrkheed Sh1pbt11lrlinf! & ("on~1rur!1nn Co , a i-uh.<i1c11;iry nf Lnckhe ed Airrr;i.ft frnp., h.::is hl'rn "w;irdrci ii S~2,i00.00(1 ('on!rai·t In hu1lrl ··ihr 1rnrld"s n1n.<;t pn11r-1·ful 1rrhrr11ker"' !hr 1rrrn~rinrt11t1nn dep11rt· 111"!1! ;innn1111crd \\'orln('~rf.'l~·. The 4flfl.fl)OI. 12.Mfl-tnn l'essrl, 11!111·h will he !hr f1n:,t ;idrlil1nn 1o lhf' icrhret1k- in2 llPet .~inrr HI;.•!, 1~ <'"P"Ct ed to be in coa~t ).!u,,rd ser\·1re h.v 1914, ,, " • to the Lns Angeles school district. said he had mel "'ilh OEP official~ from the Sa.o Francisco and Los Angeles offices and h;id been ad1 lsed !hat to rect.h·e a p;:iy ra1<;e, en1ployrs must have been rece1l'ing a pav raise before the freeze "·ent into effett. State ofl1<"ial~ in S..cran1ento hal"e ad- l'1ser1 local srhool cli~tricls (I) postpone teacher salary increases until the con- fusio n 1s reso)\·ed. tr {:r * Nation Records Fourth Straight 1'rading Deficit \\':\SHt.">f;TON i L"PI 1 -The L'.S. fnrf'ign tr.1de deficit -a majnr fa ctor in rre~irlrnt Nixon's new f!conomic prngram -con[l nu r>d into ;i f11urth month in .Jul.\·, !hr lnngrs1 strrteh 111 the n11tion"s history, it l\i!S di~clnsed toda v. Thi' Co1TI1nrrre Ocparlr11rnl rrport rd tt11• l"nitcr! S1;i1r<> ilTipllrtrd $'.\114.1 mHlinn rn"re frnrn nlhcr countries than it ship· pl'd ahrnarf in J uly. raising lhe trade drfir1t \n ff;76.4 million for the first seven mon!h.~ of the year. \1xon·'.'i decision lo lrt the dollar • flo.-it"' on the in1emalion11I market and to impose t1 10 per cent tariff on a wide ;;rral" nf imports was takC'n to allP \'iate lhr deflr tt prohlem. Thrrr 11·rr,. lhc'.'ir nthrr dr1•rlormrnls ;:i\ hnme and ;ihrn;irj 10 connection "'ilh thP !lfl -rla l" 11·;1.cl'·n rice frrrzf "nd olhe r fl"f/('Cl s !Jf N1xnn "s pro_gram for l_;.S. f'!·onon1H· rfl<'n\·rrv: -The AFL 1:10 <inrl \hP 1nrlrpc11dent l"niTrrl i\11l!J \Vorkrr.~ tn1nn 1 L'i\.\\11 cnn- frrrrd 11·ith a h<i!Lcry 11f law.1·rr~ (>n !he pn~s 1 h1!11v of br1ni;ing cour1 suits "gt1inst !hr pr1!"('·1vacr c<lil. -Thr-r\o l.l;i r fi l"flJlJ"K'd i; h II r p ! y 011 Rrit 1.~h fr1 rc1,cn e11rrrnt'.V m t1 r k e t s , clrJlfl'!"l;;trni.: 11ct1rrr the t;irJ!f't of thf' Nix- on ril'I <1l1iat1011 ~11;11 f•f niorr !h11n 10 per rrn! in rrl::il1nn !u !hrr ~trflllJ.: eurrl'nc1es ~urh .1~ 1hl' in:irk ;ind .1·r11. _ 1.. P;Hri<'k (;r;i1 111. 1hr> .Jus1 1ee Df'pnrtrnt·nl"s c·h1cf l'11f0rcrr of lhe l'-t1gc- pru·r fr{'f'I.<'. prf'cii<'!••d e1·•'S,111n1ie 1·urb!'i 11·nuld be f''Clrndcd hcynntf \ht> !l(.f-day frfrlf' ;iori said l:ihnr lo•:1rl crs \\"Ill ··see thr-h;inrlwnllng on the w;ill."" -Thi' 1c;ider of 12fl sin:ill indl'pcnclrnl unions, Roger ~1 . H.ctli.1!. denounced lhe adn1in1S\r;i!l<1n "s appr!lat:h tu \l'ilJ.:l'·prif"E! f'(•n1rols, eh;irging they "place the n1<11or b11rdrn nn l;ibor.' 11eltig he;1ds the i\a- t1nn<1l Fr{\rr:11ion of lndcpcndC'n\ Unions 11 hirh rrprrscn\s an cst!matcd 50.000 rnembrrs. -St·n \V tl li:in1 l'rn~1nirr . 1 l).\\"1s l, annr111n1'rd thr 1nu1t C n n ~ r r ~ s i fl n ;i I ~:cnnnn1ic Co1111n1tlrr wnutd rr~un1e hr;iring.~ !llf"lnrl;i.11 wllh Dr . Pt1ul \\'. ~lcCrnrk('n. chairn1an of lhP rre'.'iidenl's founci l nf ~:conn1n1c Adl"i:::nrs, "nd r.rnr_gp 1.1nr()ln. adn1in1 ~1ratnr of 1he frrczr, .~rhcrlulf>ci l'l '.'i "·it ne~ ... es. , .. ii ,·! · j re~ ~ "" , ~ ~ '~ • J I I, II ~ •I 1 • : ~ I* I ' '! I I -The nC'eess1ly uf reL;11n1ni:: Upper Ne\\·por t Bay a.s <1 "ildl1 fe s~nctu11ry rather than c.:1\n\erung it 1n1o a boat harbiJr aoci recreational area. -The lac! that the Slate Lands Cnm· mission had rerused to act on 1he t1rlel:tnds e.\t:hange during the :id- 1TI1n1stra1 1<1n t•f <.:o~·. E1tn111nd r.. "Pat '' Bro\1·n hul had apµr111cd the swt1 p later under (;01'. Jlonald Hc;igan. -Crltirism of the Orange. County judge ruling 1n fa l"or nf !hf' Ir\ 1ne Con1pany on I.he l11nd S\\"<lll in the 11s~erl1on !hat hu; i;aid !he L;in1ts Co111m1ss1nn 1~ ''quasi· leg1sla1ivr rather than quasi-Judicial." The final paragraph of the Nader Back B::ick report also accused the Irvine Com- pany of gainin).! fa l'ors through political cont ributions. Reaction to the Nader raid on Upper Bay came trn!t1 y rrn m lrl"ine Company Executive Vice Presldent Raymond L. \\"atson. Jn es.<;f'11cr, \\'aL~nn acrused Na rler of a report '"!h!\t is superfir1i:il, inaccurate, uninformed and nuldiltP rl .'' He ;ilso accused Narler of flogging fl dead horse. Befnre this. however, \\lat.~nn had some co1nplimentary things to s11y. He com· me nted. "First of all, anci I feel this is very im· pnrtt1nl to say, the Irvine Cnmpany and l personally applaud the _~;it1er study group for turning its attention to l~e use and misuse of land resources, pubhc and privale. .. We need ninre elfectivr lt1nd use con- trnls. \Ve nred more enhl!htened puhlic olf1ria1.~. v.·e neerl more rr~ponsibht rlerrlnpf'rs. And 11e nrl'd t1 _t:rearer rlrdic;:rlilln hv the grner;il pu!i11c to Iii!! r;:iu!ie of "r'll-pl::i11n!'d ri('\t'lnpmPot and the protcc:t11)n nf f!11r eo1·1rnnmen1. "Amon~ lhe met111h11Zf11! r~pres!i111ns of this kind 11r dedi1"11 T1nn 1s ;i rlear ..-.•ill· i n~ncss bv 1he pul"Jll(: -and we certainly consider Our~ch·es mc1Tibrr.c; or ii -to pay for the solution ur our en1·ironmental concerns. "I am hnpl'ful the N;ider rrJ)flrts now heinR issued "ill help ~h;ipe this publ1<: a!liturfr. Thry 11·111 theri have served a \"('t\· usrful purpose. ··~\s fnr that portion of the Niider rrp<i1·1s tha t drnls 111\h lhr l ipper J\"r-wport B<1y 1ssul', it is. fr::inkly, an enorrnnus d1.~appo1ntmenl In U!i, as il n1ust h~ to an~' well-infnnTied per!inn v.·ho is ll.Crinusl~· concerned 11·ith find in~ ra· tfr1nal s1)lutions to the future use of th& Upper Ba}'. '"As ;i discussi"n of a very re;i1 problem -""h~t to dr> ahout the e.~tuary -the rcporl. 1s supt'rf11·in l, inaccur;ite, unin· formed and 11uldated. "lt dusts (lff nlrl <:hurgrs that h11 vt' l"-if'rn lhnroughly rrf11 trtl in and out nr cour1 ll in1plirs !hat n1;ioy hon<H"rthle tnen 11"hCl \1'nrJ...f'<l !ngclh<'r for ~·!'a rs 011 " prn ject ruled by ;i eou rt of l<i\\' to he cnnsi.~lent \1·1t h lhe public 1n1Prst hrrd ;:icled tnl· ptl)perly. Bui. perhaps s;idde~t of all. it tr.nds to resurrect aoimn.~ities thal once s1on(i in the w;i.v f1f settlement of thHI highly complex 1~sue. l SOFA BED SALE! c;>UEEN SIZE OR FULL SIU \ h •. • 00 . 00 Now 299.00 • The1 4! 4!re ve ry c.omfod 4!ble 1of 11 b4!ds lor 1ittinq •nd 1leerinq . e A wide se iection o fab ric1 a nd color to cfioo1 e from. ,'/...,, \ ' --------·,...__,. Re ver1ibl11 Sa cks and Seat Cu1hiont ' ··- Your favaril t inttrior dtsran er u·i/i bt hapr11 to ·a.t.,bt 11011 ... P~OFESSION~ .JI GARRETT f u RNIT4 2~SRBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA , CA llf. 6<4 6.02 7 5 b<46 -0 2 76 INTERIOR DES IGNERS ' 9\1' .• _,_. Opet! Mon., Thun. &: Fri. lveL -----1 ---........ -____ ,...,, _.__ -~==~-------='--=-• -----·--- -- -- HontinMton Bea~h Fountain Valley ED I TI ON • ~--r · -• N.Y. St.oeb VOL. 64 , NO. 203 , 4 SECTIONS, 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1971 TEN CENTS Civic Center Facility Hy ALAN DIRKlN Ill l~t 01111 "•lel $t•ll Plans for the new $811 million c1v1c 1eenter and police lacility that y,·ill be bui lt opposite Huntington Beach High School are right on s.c hedu!e y,•ith the clly J:!lanni ng to ad\'C'.rti1.e for construction bids Oct 3. Assist;:int Cit.r AdmtnLStrator Brander Ca~tle rt>ported on the progress or the civic center at a meetin~ Wednesday 'Libbers' Inactive ln County By JOAN~E REYNOLDS OI lh• O•llY "llDI Sti tt Today, according to the Nal.Jonal Org<tnization or \\'nrnen 1NOW f, IS Women's Liberation Day. ln major cities across the Cflunlrv, women are laking the da y to demonstraie and 11Hend lecturrs to further the feminist cause. L;i sl yr11r. /\'O\V callf'rl for a genrr;:i l strike of women whic h met \.\'Ith hesitant re•ronsr. In wei;t Orange Cou n1y. lhrre were nn drmnnstrat 1nns l'('hedulcd tnd <iv and \Vnme n·s Lihcratinn D;iy 1s passin'g bare- !v not icrd b.v snmr nf the most active \\'omen in the ('(lmn1unil y. ~rs. MarJ:arrt Carlberg, chai rman of lhe Huntingl on Beach En vironn1ental Council said she wasn ·t even aware today \\•as \Von1en's Liberation Day. ''But now lhat I Imo\.\·," .she ~,11id , "[ might just do i;nmrl hing for myself instead of the rec.vcling project " Through Mrs. Carlberg'.s efforts. 11. rrcycl ing program has been org anitl'd in Huntington Beach. The cen ter is cur- rently located in the Five Point~ Shop- ping Center, but she i.~ working on plan:ii In add two add itinnal centers in the northwest and southeast rorners of the city. "Seriously:· she adcied, ''I know i;ome v.·omen who ;ire involvrd in the rx!remi~t fac tions nf v.·omen's liberation. But I reel that their problems are something they h;ive to work out for lhemi;elves and mnst of these problems don"t exist for me ~1rs . Virgini.:i J\irkmeyrr is a juvrntl r rifficer for the Huntinglon Beach Pol ice Department. "1 didn 't know it o,1·as \Ynmen"s Libr.r;it ion Da v, but rm Ion hu.~y working In do AO~'lhing about it." she said. Su1.;1nnP Foucau lt. adm1 n1!=.Tra1 11·p ai;s1s- t.ant to Ftlunlil1n \'n!ley·~ cit y mana12Pr, also cnnfessrd 1.11:1l<lranre nf t h e signi!icanre of lhP rl.:i~·. •·and H11-" libera!ed 11.·omn n doesn't pl;i n 1n dn anything. I <1lre;id y co nsider myself \]berated." shP said ~1rs. Mary Cole. cil.v clerk fnr Fountai n Valle~·. S<l id sht had heard abou t Women's Li ber;ition D<1y nn the radio. but. i;he didn"! plan any activiti es. "l'm working, isn 't th:it enough.,.' she asked Mrs. Jerd.v.~ \\'cir, ci1y r l<'rk for Se:il Beach sa1ci she pla ns '"lo st11v cnnhnrd" fnr the day. "I don'~ cn nsirlc r m.vself li berated." .~he saici. "I think those wnmrn who don"! \.\'nrk are librraterl.'' Mrs. She il <i Meyers. rhalrman of the Foun tain \'alley SrhMl ni ~trirt Anarrl nf Trust ees. said .c:he wasn·1 Cl \.\'arP that to- day w.:is \\'omen ·.~ L1berat1nn D;iy . .. , plan to take my family to Knoll's Berry f'arm in spite of it Bii." she i;aid. As for hra burning or an y other form of feminist prote-"L ~!rs. ~{eyers said she ~ould not bt participating. ""'e were al Disneyland yesterday and It appears that a lnl ()f girls are going in- t() that sort of thing ." she ad ded. evening ()f the Hu Rt1ngton Beach Public Facilities Corporatioo. Castle said that lhe city staff hnpt'd to move into the ne"' facility in J.:inuary., 1974. He also expected lhe low hid to he ~ithin the $8.~ mill ion hmll the cit~· ha s imposed. "!f it is not within $500,000 it ~·111 be close." Castle said. The public facilit ies corpo ratio n is the vehicle the city v.·H! use to sell bonds to fund thp civic ·center anci new $3 million library plannl'd for the central park. The cny will make I.he redemption p;iyments on th e SI l '-i million worth of bonds with fund raised through the five percent utility Lax. Larry Curran. chairm;in of the cor- poration, raised the problem of the lack of hoo ks for the li brarv. ~1onies fn r books -;i bnut $700.000 wor'th are needed , .:ic- cording to Library Director \\'alt er Johnson -cannot be part of the bond issue. Don't Fe1ice Mc 111 Utili t y pol es aprear 1n forn1 nutsi1.cd corral for these you ng horseme.n <1s they guide \hei r slred s ri o"·n trail paraJ lcling Santa Ana River and San Diego Frcev.•;i,v in Fou nt .:ii n \lalley. These riders I.old phot?grapher they are from Cerritos. T hey brought thei r horses to Fountain V.:i llcy bv 'trailer for a day·.~ outing and d utifu lly obtai ned county permit to r i'de alo ng Sa nt a r\n.:i River before slar ting out. Seal Beacl1 Ca11didate Files f 01· Vote Recou11t By RUOT Nl l:OZIELSKI 0 1 1~1 o.i1, ~1101 11111 James W. Dunn .I r . the m;in 11.·ho lost a b1d /or the SraJ Brach C il~ Council bv 17 votes Tuesd<i v, said tod.:iv a rPcounl nf lhP ha lints 11'ill prove him !he l"IC!or. The 41 ·VP.ar-nld ht1s1nrss r.xer11 til"e s;11rl he would. file fill' the recount •·tomorrow morning .:it lhe 1a1e~\." HP. charged th;it irrei?ula r1t1cs al !lie poll~ And the method of counting the ballots cost him the District One counci l seat which became vacant throug h the recall of Cnunrilman Thomas Hng;i rq. Dunn Inst the election Ill 28-year-old high school teacher Thomas Barnes by S2J to 506 votes. Barnes v•on the bid as a write-in can - didate. Dunn ;ille~cs th.11 some Rarnrs 1·01.ers useci thei r pencil.~ 1101 onl y in wril.1n.i:: 1n thP teac her 's name hul ;i.lso tn m::ir k their x ·.~ on the other issue nf \hf' h:il!ot., the rcc;il l qu<'i;tion of Thoma ~ Hng;irrl. Under lhe s1 ale Elec11nn Code voters are proh1b1!rrl from mark in~ the ir b:il lnL.~ v.·11h anything n!hP.r th.:in ihe rubber st;in1 p provided at lhe polls. The p1c1ure 1s further c·omplic;i !cd ~ause 1he code ;ilso spet ifir.s that \'nter11 m11.~1. m:irk !he recall i.~sue be fore voting for a successor. Dunn C'l.:iims tha t ba llot s Xerl lo pencil v.·ere counted for Barnes, but thrown out in his ca~e. •·ft seems l.o me that there were twn sets 0f rules used when counti ng the ballots," he said. Sto~k Ex~hange Stops W 01ne11 Put Ternporar y Ski,ds t,o Wall Street TraJ,e NEW YOR.K I AP J -A h11.ndful of tromen brought the America n Slnck Ex - chan ge to a brie.f but complete hal t today durlnii; a \l.'omen's Rights D a y demonstration. Lcud boos 1'(15' from the lrsiding nnor u broker5 ind runners looked up and P'W eight femi nists In the visitor "11 gallery spreading a long white banner with .. Women Power .. in red letlers. "Ot-~exag rate Wall Slreet. We Want It Now, We Can 't Rear Anymtlr .. Rull," lhr prolestr rs. all members of the Nal innill Org.:initalinn for Women. shnu trd before guards puJ!NI dnwn the ba nner and ushered them from the ga llery and down a n es<:J1l11tnr. r..;o arrests were made. As !he gray-coated me n turned from . -- their trading lo sl1re demon~trators, the ttcker above the no0r stopped seconds. ,, board ror a th. high f•W When the: demonslr!lors flnal!y were , led frnm l~ 11:allery, the men g.:ive ; round of applause and cheered before returning to their work. Carol Brook.~. a demonstrator who described herself as 11 free-lance ~·ritrr, ~llid the point nf the rlcmnns!r.:itinn ;at !he American Stock Ex chanRe was to disrupt It. "If o,1·c own .11 mRJnrity of the wealth 10 lht cr.iunlry, how come !here arP no femrtlf'~ on the floor~·· ~he s:i 1d "Y.'e want our own representatives to handle' our money." • -·- NOV.' 1s rlem;inding. ~1 i~~ Brooks said. thal th e !!lock exchange immerliately In· slil u!.e .an artive recruitment prog ram to trii in women as brokers. "It 's time for women to gtop being only secrelaries and start being brokers." she sa id , add ing th11t the iotock exchange seemed tn be "iwme kind or 11 clO!led rr11ternity.·• "It was disgracerul 11 nrl di~~·1:o;tinR - 1hey ~hould be home taking care of lhe chlldrt>n." ~aid broke r Steven J Hoff- man, who alnng wit h about 12 other.~ \.\'Pnt tlUL<;ide to watch the women being evirtf"d from the building. Hoffman said. howe ver. he would not n1 lnd \lo"nrk lng 'A'ith ti wom11n hroker if ~he "~rformed the fufl(':l)ons." He said thr.rt are two female broktra on the u chanist. -'. " Plans Curran agreed Llia t the book question was not e respon sibility of the corpora- 11on, but <'ommented. "We woukl look a l1t1le funn\• if after the structure is built there are ·no books i111 it." Develo pment Coordinato r Tom Severns rf'ported that he w;i.s working with the Friends of the Library and they were at- tem pting to raise a Sl million worth of books. ""It 's not funny. we ate quite serious about it ," he said. on Schedule He said lhat \'anous approaches 'A'ere being used. such as asking major fir ms to contribute anci eppPaling for support from civic organu.al1o ns and foundations. Curran also asked ho w much more money would be needed for personnel lo npPrate the library. "Plenty,'' replied Ca.stle, explalllmg that this was an ope rating cost. anrl a pro- blem th e council would have lo fa ce. •·\1r. Arguello IP'Ul.tllce Director Ben Arguello l has Lold the council mU)' times that they caMOt afford Ole bookl and the people Lo opera~ the llbrary,'' Castle added. At a study session with the. clty council ~1onday night. Library Director Johnaon reported tbat the li brary staff presenU)' to taled :15, but that a Iola] of 71 persons ,,..·oul<l be required "'hen the new libr&TY, upen s. Ordnance Seized Explosives Discovered in House Two boxes 0f mili tary flares 11.nd prac- !Jce ordnance -all capable of kil ling or maiming -11.·ere uncovered in Hun- tington Beach during a house-l~house i;earch Wednesday night. The search was triggered when a 13- ycar-nld Huntington Beach boy tumed 14 pieces of the ordnance over to Fountain V11lley fi remen. The items include six a r t i I I e r y simu\attlrs, one hand grenade simuJalor, nne while st ar parach ute nare and six bnnhy trap slmul<1tors. Ptll ire are sePking .:irlrlition11l pieces nf tht> ordnance today and are asking area resident ~ tn notify them if any of the itrm.~ are found . The boy lo!d pohce he foun d the ex- plosives 1n 11: large wooden box with rope handl('s in the Southern California Edison ri~ht-of-way behind Br esse! Lane. The. 11rea where the boy lives and wMr1 tM bo:r wa' located la in tbe bloek bounded by Warner Avenue. Newland Street. Heil Avenue and MagnoTia Strttt. The boy tcld investigators he 11.nd rom- p11nions found the box. full tJf npln.•iv~~ abou t three days ago. He took the items lo the firemen when he returned to the area Wednesday and the bnx was gone. Jn an effort to locate the box. Hun- ll ngloo Beach officers began a house-to- hnuse search of the neighborhood. Durinit lhe se11 rch he !ed police to a vacant home at. R.'142 Gl as~nw Circle where the bny ~aid he had !ieen boxes similar to the one hP !()(ik the e 1rplos ive.~ from. The boy !laid he had helped the woman \\'ho lived there move out recently and \\"hile hel ping her he saw the boxes. Pntice entered the home and found !14·0 boxes full of the explosives in a bedroom. Beach ·CofC Sc l/,s Report 1f an.v0ne wishes tn stud.v the lnch·1hirk report on municipal f1n 11 nr"es. pre pared by the Santa Ana nffiC'e nl F.rn:-1 and Erni;t ar· r nunL;ints, rhP Hunr1 ng1 nn Beach Ch;i mher nf Cnmmerce will sell il fnr $10 a rop_v. C:hamher mrmhcri; will hr g1vrn first ronsl der;i tion lnr the !1mllrd suppl,v that. L~ ;i va1l;ibl e. rrport:. c-hamher rn :in:iJ;:P.r Ra lph Kiser . Check~ should be ma iled tn the rha mbcr oH ice al 1R:W!2 Beach Blvd . Suite 224, Huntington Beach 92fi48. Nation Records Fourth ·straight Trading Deficit WASHlNGTON (U Pfl -The U.S. foreign trade. defici t -a maior factor in President Nixon's new econom ir program -continued into 11 fou rth month in July, the longest slret.ch in the nation's history, it was disclosed today. Tht Commerce Department repo rted the Unil.ed Slale.i. imported $304.J million more from other countries than it ship- ped abroad In July , raising the trade deficit to '676.4 million for the first seven mon ths of the year. Nl11on'1 dech1ion to let thfl dollar •·noat" on the lntematlon1l market and to impose a 10 per cent tariff on a Wid~ 11rray of imports was Liken to alleviate the deficit problem. Queen in Jakarta .J AKARTA, tndnnesla (AfJ) -Queen Juliana of tht Netherlands received A.n affectio nate "·elcome today I)! she Jir- rtved in tbi.s former Dutch cnlnny for an 11-d.&y viJit. the first ever by a reigning Dutch mona.rch. --· ·----,. THESE AR! SOME OF IXPLOSIVES pOUNO IN HUNTINGTON Ptrachute F'tre (Top) ia 14 Inches Lont A police spokesman said today the search for the explosives has not ended. "The nfficers are trying tn locate the 1voman who rreviou sly occupied the house to finrl nut if there are any other expl osives that miiy ha11e gollen into childrens ' hands.·· said Bill Reed. city in- formation nff ice r. Anyone in the Huntin~lon Beach or Fountain Valley <ire,11 whtl finds any nf these items should not tnuch them and should ca ll police immedjalt!!v. The number i11 Hunl ing!on Beach is SJ6-5JI !, .,,., •,, ....... ~ • ' ' ! ' In Fountain Valley it's Mi2-44« and In \\'estminster. it 's 897·2511. The largest and most dangerous Item is a parachute fl are, about J4 inches Jong encased in a br ight aluminum tubing. It is capa ble of sendin~ a fireball of white phos phorous 60 feet into the air or or 5et· li ng a major fire in a house in a matter or seconds. The artillery si mu lator Is about 18 inches long . It has a fuse .attached and merely removing the fuse will detonate the device. Police Clear Courtroom After 'Soledad' Melee SAN F'RANCISCO (UPI l -A heartn~ for the two surviving '"SnlPdad Brothers·• eru pted inln a ~hout.ing mclce tnd;iy v;-hcn the mother of nne nf th e: prisoners began screaming at the JUd~r- The police rfot ~~u.:irl w.:is C"a!lrri in and clearer! the courtroom, usin g clubs to move the crtlwd nu t. The mother 'll deten<lan1 John C\ut.- chette began sh11111in,i:: at Superlnr Ctiurt Judge Carl Allen from the spectators sec- l100. V.'heri a ba1!1fl moved towards her tn remove her from the room, a ma le spec- tator rose and interceded. At that point the police riot squad, which was standing by during the pr()- ceedings because of earlier violence. moved in with clubs and cleared out spectators. Women in the crowd were weeping and screa ming thal they had been beaten. Clutchette and F'Jeela Drumgo were cha rged a!on11: with blac k revolutionary George Jackson with hu rli ng a guard at Soledad Stale Prison over a third-floor balcony to his' dea1 h last ye11r. Jack~on wa:. killer! in Sa n Quenlin Prison"s esc.:ipe attempt last Saturda y. <Earlier story. Page 81. Clutchette Md Dru mgo. stparated from !he spectators by lhl" bu llet-proof glas!, were quickly whisked to holding cells. Today's heAring had been 11et by Allen on Tue!lday afler he ordered the trial judge disqualified. About 11 do1.en officers fought with A dozen male and female spectators. \V1th club!' and fi sts, they drove the 7D spec- tators. newsmen and other' from the courtroom. • Two young blaC'k men , bleeding from. head wounds. wen~ taken through the · ah•si partitinn bv officer~. The men were &tru gglini:i .yld had to be ta ken by force. Dtumgo'1 mother, Mrs. h1ei Will iams. wa.s ln the l'ipectator 11ectlon, but left weepin g e~rly ln the proceeding3" She 11.·as n11t allowNI back in 11.Ild was not thrre o,1•hen the incident hmke ouL Clut.chrttr's mother. Mrs. Doris Max· \\'elL made the outburst after Judge Alle n ha rJ denied a defen se offer or proof that the t"·n men were beaten al San Quentin prison after .lhP.y were returned followtnr Tur~day's hearing. The wn man yelled : "! rhecked out at 2·t). Thcv s;iy it happened berore that." She was rf'ferring lo the fact that she ""'-'!SC on e nf the last visitors last Saturday 1:-rfnre the escape attrmpt in wtl1cb Jackson Md !i\•r othe rs died. ThP rourtroom w.:i" ,;plattered with bloOO as a result of the fighting between police and spectators Orange Weather Mostly sunn y 11kje1 today and Frirlay too -after the usual mom· ing clouds encl fog clear. Highs a10ng the beaches around 75 rl!tna to 85 inland. Lows tonigh t tn tbe 60'5. INSIDE TODAY A grocer who hcui ju.al bt:'t" robbe d for tht eighth timt, jumped 1n liis car. pursutd the roOOer, 111vt shot him with lti.t ou;n 11un. Story, Papt.: 5, lle1H"' U (1111•1~11 I Chftk•,.. u, f C""'I<' II ,, ...... ~ It 0.Jl!I N•llU t II 01verc•• 11 1a1i..111 ''" • IE"ltrl1!~mff! to.II Fl~lllCI J .. 11 ~ ... tC_ 11 •"n L•,,.." 1t Mt• 11 St r'wlto t _..,. •t1 Mvtull ,.Ufldt M N1t!N1t M.-t .... Ort "M C.U"h' II 1.-h n-n Sl.c:• M•rtl""' M-17 f t!IYltN• • ni..t.ft -.n WMllll!". I W~ll9 Wit~ a WMlll't """"' l .. 11 • ... i. ... .... .............. "'. ---"-"'--._..._ ........... -·-":·~-~~.,.. _ . .,., ,..,, _-. --~·----·--__ ...., ''#!J.."!!<-·-.. . ~ _ .. , -\ • ---...-!· •' • ~ . "" . . r -~-- .. P •. -\<. Z OAJL v PILOT " Nader Raps Irvine Co. Upper Bay La11d Swap Under Attack Seven pa1es ln Ralph N1der's el · haustive report on C a 11 for n J 11 en. vironment and de l'eh>pment dl!'a!s u·11h the proposed Upper t\t\\'PQrt Bay tidelands r.ichange bt.i"'een Orange County a.nd the Irvine Compa'ny. It Is largely critical of the proposed deal. Additionally, Nader 's report todav I C· ~used Ule Irvine Company and othe; ma· Jor corporations of buying politic.ti in· fluence tl\rough pohlical campaign con- tributions. The accusation v.·as included in a final section of the massive "~adcr's Raiders report on Power and Land in California " In commenting, Nader said, "The ao\'ernment of California must be clean- td up ro tha t it can clean up California." The report alleges, "land interests d£1m1nate the campaign ftnanrlng or key committee chairmt'n. statP.,..·idf' office hi:ilders, and imprrlant l'X'al of11C"ial~.'' the rt>port said JI a\lpgerl Go1 Rnnald Rt'aga n rere11 Pd 70 pl.'r cent of his fun- d1ni:: from ther.t snurrt's Tht sturly a!lt>E:Pd tht' mainr pol1!tcal ('nntrlhutnrs as Southt'rn Parific. Ten· ntco. Tt'J0n Ranch, the lrrine r om pan.1', Kaist'r lndusrr1tts. Parifrc Gas &-F:lertric Companv , SI an rl :i rd (J1I. and Tri!nsamenca Title Jnruranct' Company The same firms, the report claimed, '·apptar rept"ated ly in our stuciy as reri- pients of massi1·e puhl1c subsu11es, a~ abusers of the en1·1ronmenl, a s htntllclarl1s er tas bruU, mnd .11 un- precedented vlol1tor1 ol numerous laws '' Irvlnt Company spokesmen today denied that tht'ir polttic11l crintributions - v;hlrh \\'ert' described as modest - bought them any favors. "!\lnre ioning 1'arianrf'S .:incl re)ax~t 1r•n of rulei; that affert our environrnPnl h.:11·e btl'n granted to small de1 loper~ nr in· di l'1duals than have evtr benef1ltPri nur compan}," lhe ranch txeculh't said. "\\·e are very ronfidPnl \\'P r.1n stand on our record nn this malltr.·• The sturly aurhnrs s11irl Px1~!1n~ !all'~ concl"rn1ng c.:1rnpa1gn contr 1hut1nn!I are "worthless.'' It said companJf's can hule lhl"1r amount nf support by making duphca1e contributi'lns. Joh Plan OK'd L1kew1se. !he Nader report ~a~·~. lnh· by1ng "thrives in ~plte nl 1111emp!rd rPgulatinn." Sta IP lawc; r P fl 11 1 r 1 n g rltsclosure nf ac111·1tie.c: "1~ pnrirlv dr<iftrd, unenforced and i.11nnrerl ·· !! said lanrl in- ltrtsts "havl' ;:i tn!al or 23.~ lnhhy1s!~. ll'hfJ in \970 repor1er1 spPnrling. h.1· nur calrula· t1ons . nver $,11; million. averaging more than $30.000 per legisJalor " Ba.ttin Casts Lone County ·rvo JI ote The Nader study said that in 11drl1t1nn to slate-level refnrrns. "a complete rtbUJ!ding O[ local go vernment" IS necessary. A federally backed S2.8 nulhon employ. ment program that will provide jobs for some 300 un employed worktrs in Orange County v.·ent to th t' county's dt'partmt'nt heads fllr implemtnl.ation l\'ednesday over the objt ctions of Supervisors Chairman Rllbert Ba!lin. Aftt'r hearing Battin complain of "too m;in.v chiefs <tnd not tnough Indians," tht board 1·ot@d 4 to l to hire the 23 .,..·orker~ who vo'il! be !he adl'ance gu,oird of 300 new nam~ on tht county's pa,v roll. The firgt 23 workers will be assigntd to the county's personntl, administrative and audltor-controller divi6ions to help plan utilization of President Nixon·s anti· unemployment measurt and assign eligi- ble unemployed to county jobs. Battin particularly attacked the decision to assign 14 of the 23 analysts to tht persoMel department. "They're cut- ting the cream off the top and they ju6t don't need this many workers to operats this program." hi' said. Battin's plea for tht board to personally ope rate the program "and cut nut YI many paper shuffler6 .. was re- jectl'ci v•ilh tht' deci~icn bv other bnard members to launch a prn~ram that may ha 1·e mos! of \hi' 300 \\'nrkers pickt>d in county jch.<. by L;ihnr Da.1·. The countv program ii; part of a s.i; million allocation 10 Oranl!e Count\• hv the federal go\·ernmenl under !he rerfntly authorized ant1-unemplnymenl me<15ure . Six Orange County citil"s including Hun· tington Beach have received sepera1e grants ~·1th the instructions that their hiring plans must not conflict with the in· dt'pendenl county prllgrem. Mos t of tht jobs created ~·ill bt in the clerical, anti-pollution, general manual and fir t' aod forestry di\·isions. It v•as not t'd by the board Wednesd ay that the Orange County Medical Center has open- ings for at least 60 nursing aidts and orderlies. The local property tax should be eli mina ted becau se lt is a "political tax ·• th11t h.11~ a •·per1·ersi!'" impact. N.:ir1rr's rppnrl. nn the lnn11.-debated l'p· per Nl'wpnrt Bay l;i;nd sv.·.1p c;ime unrll!r a .<.cclion litled, "Estuarit s: Conl'ersion and Loss ." II pr1nc1pall~· rnl'Pred cnntent1ons !ha t hR \'e long been debA1erl in Orantt County cnncerning the proposed tidelands PX· change. This point didn't gn unnoliced in Irvine execuliYe offices. Somt of the main Nader points included : -Criticism that the county v.·ould not i;i:et the proper value for lands gil'en to the Irvine Company in exch ange for tidel ands granted to Irvine. -The necessity of retaining Up per t'l'ev.•port Bay as a wildlife san ctu ary rather than conl'erting it into ll boat harbor and recreational area. Nixon Pledges to Retai11 U.S. Imports Border Tax -Tht fact that !hf' St11te Lands Com· mission had refused to act nn the t1dPlands t xchange during tht' arl · ministration of Gov. Ertmund G ... Par' Bro"·n but had approved !he s"·ep lAter under \,n1·. Ronald ReAgan. -Crit1c1sm nf fh P OrAn~e Cnunty JUrll:!• ruling in f.1 Vnr nf the Irvine Company on !ht land sv.·ap in the assertion that h1'1 said the Lanrl~ Commission i.'I "q11asi· Jeg1slati l'e rather th.:in qu.:isi ·judicial. ·· By BELEN THOMAS U,! t~rlW hesident Nl.ron p!aM to hold the line on his 10 percent bordt r t.lx on U.S. im- ports as a "total!y justified" mea.surt. OM.tiitt. t'n.~•t' m a ttt.a\\a\Ory trads way by irate. European nations . The President. u:nrking al the Wtstern Whitt Hf)use in San Clemente, "'as in close touch with his fiscal expl'rts "·ho sought to avnirl a monetary confrontation among major U.S. trading partners. Press Secrel<'lr~· Rnnald L. Ziegler tnld newsmen lhe Preside nt believes his moves are valid unlt'r the 1!H7 General Agreement on Trade and T11riH 1GATT 1. "Because we ha ve betn faced "'ilh a trade deficit and fl the r nations ha \'l": been fact<! "'ith a sur plus we cannot conceil'e th11t they "'0uld t.11kt cnunter sttips against the LlnJtP<i States." Ziegler s:ou1 The chief execu11\·e 1••as concentrat1ns hea1·tly this "tek on major foreign policy prnhlems The situatinn surrounding the Snulh \·1etnamese pres1denl1AI t'l,..rt1(ln on Oct 3. "'Ith lht" ptiss1hll1ly that Presid ,.nt f\'gu1·en \'an Thieu .,,1111 be Lht' nnl~· actJ1 e c.11 nd1dat!", v.as a mat~r of concern to l\'1x nn But the \Yh1tf' Hnl1.<.e rrma1nl'd s1len! nn th,. pnl1t1ral C'Tl~lS 1n SAl.l!nn \1h1rh has resulted from th e refqsal of \·1ct Presi- dent \guyen Can Ky and \,en Du('lng \'an ri.finh lo run . Both hm\·t charg~ elecllrin ri,i::g1n g Ziegltr dechned to say. 1n rts)XlnSt' tn a queMit'ln, "'htlher lhe US still bel!t\·es a "fa.Jr 8nd fret eltct1on" is possible OltANGI COAST DAILY PILOT OlA~Gf COA~T P'Ul l,.\SMJNI) COM••NV lt &h•M N. Woo " "'" """t 1..0 P'ut• •·"'' J.,~ R. C11,i1v \'1t t ,,....,,., ore c.-1! Moro~r ll-,•f"•• K11vil '~'"'' T}o.,,.,, J.. 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''""'*' 91 r..,,y,,t~ . ....,.,,, ~•.\ -.. --=-· :• ~··· -' ·; ;. .. • ''Wt're still studyU1g It," ht said. "We in- tend lo approach the t leclions from a pt')S itidn of n~utra/11r." He. added that it v.·as .. tot11l\v crin- si.s.tM\~ for rs Amt'lassai:lrir £.\\~\l,Ort'n Bunker to confer with lhe c11nd1rlatt'! Jn anot her dtvt lnpment . rhe Pres1dt>nl. summnnl"d Kenneth Rush. li S , Ambassador tri \~'Pst. Germanv, In confer v.•1rh him here Fridav on the nev.· four- pn"'t'r draft a~JePmPiit nn Rerl1n. Rush comp le1 erl h1.c: ron~111tAt1nns with Serretarv of StA1e \\'1ll111n1 r . Rn'!er.<. in \\'ash ingtnn \1/ednP~rla~· nn thP sllll·St'Cret accord and v.·as .:ibn11t tn depart for Bonn v.·hen the President in\·itcd him In personally cnnsult lln !he agreemtnt v.'hich v.•as hammered out Ol'er a 17· month period. H earing Slated In Hunting ton For Unification Uv;i\ re •1rlPnt < 11 11! ~,.I thP1r ~a \' nn !he Hun t1n;rn n f'.c',lrh l n1nn H1.<?h S~hool D1~tr1rt t1 r11f1r,;11on 1 <~11P 1nn 1sht Th" rn11ntv Cnn1m1ttrP nn Srhriol Dis· trirr nrl!;11117;i11nn ha<. .~rhPrl11lrrl a p11b- l1r hrar1n~ fnt j .10 r rn , In thP Hunting~ tnn RP.:irh High ,o;rh nl'11 rll ft'ter1a In .11 ~ cu.c< lhP \'.'1!'1~11~ un1hr.:111nn rirnposills l'ndPr rnn<1rlPt'.lT1nn .'lrP !he 1nrrr·W.:IV ~plu prnpn•rrl hv the Orran \'1rw-F'nun· la in \'al!P1 ~rhnnl rl1:;1r1rl• lhe fn1ir·\\'a11 ~pht p11~hf'rl h\· !hp l111nt1n_'!!nn B,.11rh lit\' Srhnnl D1.<rr 1rt ;inrl rti,. !;r,:il Rp~r h Srhonl Di~trict .'lnd a pl;in fnr lo1al uni· flC.111'1n Tnt r1T1T1m1tr rp 1~ no/ PXpPr lerl tn m.'lkl' 8 rll'r1.<.1nn tnnt;iht h•11 1• ulli matrlv ci'lar$td 11·1!i'I thl' rrrnmmPnd.:ihnn nf fine plan !!'I !hi' ~1.'llt1 Rf'IArri nl F:dUC'.'l!lnn II 1har plan wu1s ;ipprn\·111 frnm !he 5.tatt B"arrl nf F:dur~1 1nn. u 11 ill ht sub· muted !n lht> '·nrl'r~ in .Ju rir . 1,i2 Each nf the un1f1('.1 t10n prripos.:il~ tn ht .a1r1"11 toni,l!h! "'oUld rrnl'1df' 1ntr,1?ra tl'd srhool 5Y~ltm.c; fnr thP rrlu c;i11nn rof . 11ning~ters frnm kindergarten through !ht !2th gradt. 2 Seal Beoch Bills Curb ed The final paragraph of !he Nader R.:ick Back re port also accus@d the Irvine Olm· p11 ny nf gaining favtirs through political conrribulions. Reaction to the Nader r:i.ld on Jlpprr BBy ceme today from lrl'int Company Executive Vice President Raymond. L. \\'atson In essence, \Va tso n accu~t'd t-:arler of a report "that i§ superfiC'ial , inaccura!I', uninformed and outdated." He also accused Nader of nn11g1ng a dead horse. Before this. howe1·pr, Y.'atson had some complimentary thing~ to say. He cnm· 1nen!cd. "First of all. ;ind I fPel th1." is 1·ery 1m· portant to say, the Irvine Company .11 nrt ! personally applaud tht Nader study group for turning its attentitin In the u.<.P and misust of land rtsourcts, public and pr ivate. "\\'e nf'ed mnrt t'ffec111·e land u~I' rnn· lrnls \\'e need mort enll!lhtenf'd p11hhr offi('1als \\'e need more respnn.c1ble dp1·r lnpers And v.·e need a JlTl'.'l lPr decl1C'a!11"1n by thP gPntr.'ll puh l1c !n lhl' cau5t of v.-ell-p!anned rle1·elnpm,.nt and the protect1<1n of our en11ronmtnt. N ader R eport Critics R eturn La11 rl Use Blou;s Cr1!1rs n( Ralph N"ad,r's ''C;i!1forn1a Report .. issued ~·ednesrla~·. returned !hr fire tod<1y. Niml' nf thl' 8nt?riei;! rr.:tr\1nn.~ In l\11rler'.c: hli."!trin11: rtpnr\ nn (';ril1fnrni11 land u~I' wtrf>· -"The innuendo.'! ;i nd untruths con· ta intd 1n 1t lire iume('I primarily at l'J:- panrlint? lhe t'gn of RAiph N11rler 11nrl his \\'itch h11n1 er11." fume('! Lr. lfn1·prnor F:r1 Reinl'cke. "Al no time did NRdtr nr nnl' of hi!l ('fl'\\' mrmbrr." rnnlRcl my.c:rlf nr ('ITif' nf my ~!:i fL Tht~ AppAren!l.v V.'rre in· IPrei;tPd nnl~· in 11 iming unsuh.c:t:intia!~rl rh11rRf'." \\'ithnut ml'lking an effort In find !hi' tn1!h -·"l'in ,i;nrry In ~re N11der hein11. .c:n carrle11~ It rl11m11ges .'tf'lmt> of the gMd 11nrk hi' is rlo1ng," 1>aid A~~emhlym;in Erl11·1n Z'her11. i O.St1cr11mento1, rh11r5(ed 1n the N.:ider rrport. with supporting 111r11.c company land Interests. SACRA~IE:'\TO i lTPJ 1 _ Tii·f'I C'l· -F'nrmer Governor P11t Brllwn dtntrd ty of Seal Bt.trh nrrlinances on till that his Btvtrly Hill !! !aw firm u~e!I Its and gas oprr11t1ons "·Hhln !ht cilv pollttCal prtstigt to pursue l11nd-<le.1·t lor- dn not apply to surh npPrallnn~ n'n ment interests fnr mtijor mmp11nies 5uch slltt 11rlt and suhmtrged land~. Al· as Bnise·Caseade. "We represent thtm tl'lrney General E\t'lle J. Youngt r said toda~· on leg al matters. but there has ~rtNnly In an opinion. Ynungtr 5aid ~;ii betn no polltica/ JOU'a In those. casts," Btarlfs Cit\• charttr "1s hmi!Pd tn Bro"·n siud. mun1 C'1p.1I 111fa1rs o?i nrl dnP!I nn! ap. -'Thi' rPpcirl rt1't><l ls 1·tr~· lirtll' pl~· to m111tl'r5 nf flalt1\\·1dt c0n· knn\\'ltrlgt nf C.1 hfornu1 la"··" rept1~d cern" Sr~1 ,. t'nntrn!J pr Hnu~ton I Flnurnnv Ht1 Tht np1n1nn 11 ac rPqu,.strrl h.1 f"l al~n sa id thl' stil !e Land!\ Commi!lsi~n. nf ,1 F.\',.nf!~ a!''"l'1 .1!ll txt-rut1 1, of \1 h1ch ht> 11nd Reir.tcke ar~ mtm~rs. h.1s firtr nf tht S!A!t L11nds Cnm -nn powtr tn gil'e a\\·ay lirlt>\And11 riA;ht!> 10 m1s!1on. 11hn n'ltl'rl tht ord1naocts ln\;il gn1·prnment. as chllrged In lht «)uld prohibit nr r!":~r nct oil af'lrl !-.'1dt>r rt>pnrL g.-s ~ta11nn.~ nn ~t.1\f 1.11 nds by tl'll' -l'\o cnmmt nt h..,d been 1.~!lul'd hv ,!;J;ind11 rc1 Otl r11 nf C';:i11forn111 lrn\'P.rnnr Rnn;:ilrl i{f'llJ::An .• btcau~e ht .;..=rr ~· . 'Jr.-;;;;-;;,-,.,.,~· .... ha~n·t }el .read.lh~i.·.!JY'rJ,,..h1.s.11idt~ ~~I~ t ···~, ·~-.-.W:.i:~.:. -.. ··1"'"l"'·""-~-, ~.; ... w •,,.;tt . ' ----'' ' - • Teachers' Pay Hike ~ Approved From Wirt St-rvlces \\'ASHINGTON -Under a changed rul· ing of the Cosl i:if Livinf:( Council. an e.~!im11 ted 1 5 to I 6 million school t e.:ichPr~ will get f111I term raises despite !he 90-day wage·price free7.t. The rulini;t was i.\i.)Ued by !he ctiuncll Tuesday. The new rulin~ app;irently aays that te ;u·hers 11·ho ~·ere \'.1t·ationing In July :.intl August but dut lo rt'~llm" ll'Hl'hing in !he fall under 11 cnntr11c.t Rgreed !tl ht'fore Aug. 15 \\'Quid receil·,. thl' [ult ro1nprn.~11li11n -includi ng raist's -called for in lhe ennlrt1<"I. t\('C(lrding lo an e~tirnale nr !he Na- liun;il Edu cation A~~oci;ition I NE:A \,!hi~ c·n1 er~ some 1.5 mill inn nr I.Ii mill inn of the nation's 2.1 inillinn i;chool teAchf'r!. 1'he balance either are not W1Jrking undPr l'Ontr;o.ct or their !alr.~t contraat cont ained ll(I s;il;iry in rrease due lo begin during the frerze period. JULIE NIXON EISE NHOWER DISPLAYS CAST FOR PHOTOGS Broken Toe Turned Out to b1 Mor• Serious Thart Firtt Thought ln a pre1•ious ruling, the Cosl nf Living Counci l, crr.1 terl hy Presirlent Nixon l'l fnrmul<lle p<11icy fnr 11ppl\•in~ !hf' "·a~r price free1e. said in f'Hrcl that only IParhrr.~ who were alre;id,v !eachinr. undP r .:i crintraet r~('t'llt('rl hcftJre Aug. 1' could hal'e anv salarv increa:i<c Jt1lie Eisenl1owe1· Sl1elves Howerer. nlany l1K-al .:iu1i1n.n!iPS fer1 California teachers sl i!I do nol qualify f0~ raises. Teacl1ing After Accide11t l'ndcr a narrow inlrr11rclrtlinn of !hr ff'dcr:il v.·;ii;:e·freeze rel(tllatinn.~ . .c:chnnl att orneys and Iota! and regional f!'d eral officials are holding that R rlnsfl' reading nf !hf Orfice of Emergrncy Preparedness regula tions prohibits lht pay raists for te;i;cher,i;. By FRANCES LE\\'l~E Julit Nocon E1senhowl'r has accepted "11o'1l h extreme disappointmenl'' a medical decision to give up her teaching Nixon Entertains Governor, Wife, Ge rn1an y Envo y President Nixnn·s quiet v.·eek of relllX· :illnn picked up a bit "·ith a dinner ;il hi.!! home \\'ednesd;:i y evtnin;i: with Go1·ernnr and ~1rs. Rnnald Reag.:in a n d Amh11$~adnr and i\lr.~. Y.'aller AnnenberR. flnrl the i;l 1ght momt'ntum will cnnlinue F'rirlay rnnrnin,e a~ A me r i ca n Amhass.:irlnr tn r;rrm;iny l\enneth Ru~h arr11·r~ In fian ClemPnte for a morning mPPfini:: The l're~tdent we!('nmerl the flpagi'lns :ind /\mrnr.1n Arnha~~;idnr In r.rr;it Bri· t11in and 1\11·.~. A11nenllerg at La: Gas11 r 11('if1r;i; f'll 7 n·c lnrk . ,)n1t11n~ lhP ~n1·1 :il r \'rnl 11rrr f\;i!1nnal ~ef'l1ritl' Arh is1•r Dr l-lr111·v l\1ss111gC"r Anrl thr 1'1·r,c;1f!rn1·.o; .~r1'1-r!~t1'\' Hnsrm;irv \\'nnds ~1r.c:. NL~fln h;id gonC to Florida t'o hr 11·11h rla11,i::hlrr .Julie. j11h !n Florida becaust of a broken toe, the \Veslem \\'h1tr Hou.~t report!. The in ju ry lo President Nixon's daughltr proved to be more l'il'riou~ than first indicated, Pres.~ Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler rlisclosecl \\'eclnesclay. He said X·rays shnll'ecl lhe bi g tne un the left foot had hPPn ".<:haltered and cnishf'<f' when a bnnk c11rt loppled ontn ,Julir'.c: foot the Sl'co nd d:iy nn thP job as a 1hirr1 grade tc<u.:hcr al Atlantic Beach f:icrnen ta ry School. Julie probably \\'ill he in a cast up 10 her knee for four tn .~1x wcrks and will h;n·e tn st11y off her root for some time. •·in f;1irnc.ss to the youngstf'rs in her class," Z1rglrr sai1!. ;:inrl on the "strong recn mmcnda1 ion" of \\'h 1le llouse physi· c1an Dr. \\'allC'r Tkach, Julie decided 10 ,l!l\'e up a f11ll·t1me .srhonl job for the fall srmes1cr. It "'as her first teaching <issignrnrnt. lnsle:id, stir hac; nrra11gcrl . \\'hen .~he'.~ .i hlr. f(l join the ~(·hool's llnpairl 1•olun1rer trach('r 111rle prngr;im and hrlp out in 1he cla.~J1ronn1.c:. Her rno!hrr flrw 1n Flnridi'l \\lednesrl11y to 1>li1V w1!h .Jul1r, \1·hn w11.~ in "a grPa t (\r.:il of pri111" ;iftrr lhe Tuesday 11rciden1 , !hr \\hi11' lln11~r s;i1d. :-.!rs .. ~1xnn will rrrn<11n ;i few rlays i'lt. lhe <ip:irln1cnl .Julie ;inrl hrr hushand. En~. [):11 1rl l·:1~rnhov.'el', h:ire rcnlrd wh1lr O:irid is nn Na1)' iissignrnrn! rn 1he Alhany, ba..,erl at n<'11rby M11yport, Fla. . I n 1 I ': 1' I' I ' The Cost n( LlvinR Council ellr li rr rul td thal school emp!o.ves \\'ho v.•nrk 12 month11 And teacher.~ whose JO.month~ and le;ichers \\.'ho~e lO·ml)n!h \'f'ar will start 1n :'irptrrnher rl urinR the' 9ft·rlay freeze shn\11d "be treated the saml'." Thi.~ prei;un1.:1h\.11 \\'l'lu ld Rlln11· 11'1 pay ra i:i<r for te:iehrr.c; in srhnnl rllst r ict~ 11,hich ~r;intrrl p:iv rai~rs for n!hl'r employes prior to the Aug . 15 wag~ rrcrze. Hut lo('ally. l)('pu1y Cn1 1nlv Cnunc1I ,J;irnr~ \\'. Rri,i:J,!.c; . ..:hlrf nf the schools di l'is1on. said he 11·.:is s!i rk1ni;;: hy his ru\· inR of Tuesday !ha t !eAchers fire ex· eluded from all increa.~es during tht' 90- d:iy prriod. Ile cited .:i California 1·ourt ru\in~ re· quiring th11t the pay period fnr school emplnycs n1u!il correspond to lhe worl prriod. Thi~ ruling prnhibiL~ p11y10J.! \alHorrua lt';i('hrrs nvrr a l?·!nnn!h prrinci . hi' said. And Jerry f'. llall'rr.~nn. lri;al ad1•isrr lo the Los Angele~ 1>rhnnl rl1!>!rict. :«aid he harl met ~·i!h OF.I' nffici.:il~ frnm the San Fr;i;ncisro ;inrt I.n~ Angrlt>i; nffic:es and harl hrrn advl~rd th nt. tn r('rrirP 11 pay rili.~I'. !'mplo vrs n1ust h;i1·e hPrn rccl'Jl'lng a r~.v raise befor e lhP freeze went into erfreL St.rite off1cit1I~ in Sacr.:imrn!o ha ve ad· rised local .c;chool distr1rts 10 postpone IP;i;chcr sal.:iry increases until the con· fusion is resnll'ed. SOFA BED SALE! QUEEN SIZE OR fULL SIZE .. 9 . 400 . 00 Now 299 .00 • Thes11 fi re ve rJ (omfort•ble sll f• b•dt for ,;l!ing fi n ,leepinq . e A wid11 seieclion of febrics end (Ofor to choos e from. .1." ' I i '\'our fa voritt intt'rior drslantr !l'ill be hnppy !o a~sist JIOU ..• - P ROFESSION~ .JI GARRETf f ll R~ llT4 2~S R80R !LVD 0 M T• • f I E COST A MESA , CALIF. ..... , ....... pn Oii ., nllrl. • r · •••· 646.0275 6•6·0276 ' ' • • Goldwater • ID By ALMON LOCKABEY or 1~1 D1l1~ ,.lltf t1111 Ariiona Sfna lnr Barrv (".oldwtter V.'tdnesday ran the gam~l of current po!H1cs in an .informal talk before the: J\'.e"'P"'rt Har bor Yachtsmen's Luncheon at i\'e\'lport Harbor Yacht Club. A record cro1.11d of nearly 200 turned out In hear !he Rept1bl1can senatnr and 19114 GOP president ial cand idate. Accompanied by hi~ two snns, Re p. Barry Goldwate r Jr, fro m the 27th C1l1fornia chstr1 ct, and hi s .vounger 50n, ~like. Cold\11ater arrived at the yacht cluh 11t rhe helm nf hts 41-foot Hatt t raz cruiser, Toh Re l\1n. whirh tn NavaJtl mea ns "house on the wa ter ·• The Gnldwa lers a!'e sta.v1ng at the Balboa B11y Club. "There .are two things b u gg ing America today the slate: or the Navy to Try Sea Ski111n1er On Oil Goop Na11y offic1ah; hope tn press an ex - p,rimenta!. seagoing skimmer lnto use sometime Friday in a last-ditch attempt t~ keep a quarter-million gallo ns of th ick fuel oil from staining beaches from San Clemente to Oceanside. Lale \Vednesda.v. Navy ofril'i a\s arl- m1tt ert 1hrit the ;imnunt of fu el oil spilled int o the sea of[ San Clemente Island el ninst a "·eek ago "·as much gre11ter lhiin flriHina!ly belie ved . Na l'y spnke~men this morn ing s;iid lhe 1.200 ,2allon figure "'as "a nev.·sman ·s esfimate_.'' The Na vy belie ves 244.()(}{I gal lons of thfl thick fuel was accide ntally du mped into these.a lasl Friday, The tarry, black gno now fnrms 11 2~ mile-long. kid ney-shaped slick lying gever;.J miles directly offshore of the San Clemente-Oceanside 'area. The bul ge of the th ick sluH ls closer to Ocea nside. Chemical spray applications on the slick ha\'f' fai led , press aides said, 11.nd lhe ne1v hnpe for a solutinn rests nn a hastily bu1l l snnr krl skimming devic e at- tarherl to a vesstl simi l:ir to the oiler l 'SS r.1an;i tee which du mped the nil int.he first. pl:ice. 1"he Navy js using a design simil ar to &nnrkels used last year in the calm er w:iters of San Franciscn Ba y, But the application of !he huge skim- mer h;is ne ver bC'en a!lempted on the open sea .. <;ay !\'avy sfJ(lke.<;men . No f'lil has been seen thls morni ng on ~an Clen1enle's puhllc beaches. But blohs of the oil are washing ashore l!l t Camp Pendleton where r.la rine Corpi; and Navy men remain bu~y v.·ith hand tools. Llfegu:.rd spokesmen in San Clemente ,aid 1.hal brcause. nl ex1 st1ng v.·ave., cu r. rent and "'ind conditions, the nil will pro· bahly appea r dnwnroast of the city in comin~ day.<:, \\1a1·e ~11·e1 1.~ are nu t of the west.. as Are \'\'1nds. shoreline currents are movin~ dnv.·ncoast as well. said San Clemente Lifeguard Ll. Hank Ba rnes. "Un lt'ss the: conditions change, it loo ks like mos t or the acl!nn mi ghl be: d'ov.'ncoa~L al Pendleton."' he said. Presidenl Nixon \\1edne~d1y w ii s repnrted to he kel'nl.v aware of the oil situallfln , h1~ press aide s said. But. t h~ r hirf Pxecutil·e h11.~ stressed that his beach ~hould nnt. lake pri('>n ty over others '¥\'h1ch ha1 e rf'ce1ved relat11·e- \y minor sta ining thus far . econcnny and lhe condlllon of the world and where we fit Into it," said Goldwater. On the economlc Cron!, Goldwater said he thin~ Amer icans are concerned with the value or the dollar• and pnssible: une mp loyment more than with any other facttlrs of the whole subject. The se nator said the onl y 1u1table phrast that lits bot h the domestic and in ternational situ ations is ··Th e chic kens are coming home: tn roost." STOP DEFICIT SPENDll"<l'G "for the pest ~5 .vears, I have hrard prominent economists acamed iri;ins .. µr·r.- minent business men and prom inf'n ! bankers implorinl! ()u1 gnl'l'1·nmen t - both Democrat and Republ ican -to !\top engaging ln the high rate of defictt spending. "We ha ve engaged in 1t to th' point th1t our president used some rather I • IN LAFC DRIVER'S SEAT San Cl1mfl nta's Northrup ""' .. , . ., ( ' Northrup Chairs LAFC After Vote By FiY e ~1en1bers San Clement.e: Councllm;in St:inley Nort hru p w3s elected chairman of the: Or;inge County L<ic11l A~ency Formation Cnmml~slnn (LA FC I Thur~day by a un<'l nirnou" vote of Jts live members. Nnrthru p replaces Los Alami!os Cnun· cilman Joe Hyde. the man \1•hose re.~ jectinn by the Leagu e er Cities led tn hl!! ou,<.ter fr nm the boa.rd an ri 11. ruling against htm by an Orange Coun ty Superior Courl judge. Hyde 's seat as :i bn.:ird member has been laken hy Fullerto n Councilman Louis "Red" Reinhardt whn v.·as named by the League as its represenlatlve Ol'er Hyde . Al!>tl serving v.·1th Northrup on the LAFC boa rd ar!. Anahttm cnuncilf'!".a n Charles Pea rson and county supervisorll Robert Battin and Ronald Ca ~pers. Cou1ity to Seek Delay ln _Salt Creek Hearing Bv T0~1 BARLEY Ot !~I 0111• 1'1 1~1 S!11! Orang~ County superv1 ~or!o have decld- f!d to :1.•k lhe rounl\·~ legislator~ 1n Sacra111C'n!n to c!Pl<iv a pt;innerl senate hearing touching on thP Sall. Creek Be11rh contro versv until thrv h~1 e 1he results of a public hfar1ng ln1o '::i new proposal. Fifth Dis trict Superv1snr R o n a I d Caspers asked cnun!y counsel Adrian Kuyper \\'ednt>~da y to contact legisls.tors immediately alter lhe bna rd call ed for a public ht!aring Sept, 22 in lo a new ofrer by the AVCO corpor11 linn, A St.Ale Senate hear1n,i: h11rl been gche:duled fnr Sep\. 14 1ntn a-bil\ author td by A5semhtym11 n Robert Badham. The Ntwport Beach RE'publican call~ fnr 11 prescript ive rights agreemen! lhat V.'('>Uld permanently open Salt Crtek Bea ch to the public in return for c\'lnC'e,!lsinn~ nn neighhor ing land nwned by the Laeuna Niguel Corp. AVCO's nl'1~· 11ffer \\'nu ld give lhe !'('>Un· tv 4.llOO feet nl public beach from Monarch Aay to D11na Pninl plus parking areas. 11ccess routes, re~troom sites and maintenance road!> at 111 to!Al en~ ('>f '2.6'4.809. Th11t nffer i~ up by Stt3.000 on 81\ ta.rlier prnposal m11de by th e. AVCO group, hut cnmpany officials _ told ~upervi:-ors lh•I lhey are prepared to i1bst1rb the differ ence if lh~ county 11cta promplly, The m111nr fea1urf' nf the Ot\\' nffer \.~ the C'reation nf 11 p11rk1ng Int nn thr ocean ~1d,. nl rar.Hu· <Aa~t H lihw~~·. A f11cility •hri l "'111 ~horlcn by 111 l e11~t one hall the 111!-!i:incP th e p11hliC' will l'un·C' to 'A'alk lrnrn car tn beAch It is intended tri me~I the prnt.e~L'l nf rnuntv tlff1rt11l,!i who nott'(i th st bt l ('h l OCTS. would h•\'I! Ill cros11 the hiah1r,•1y :ind take a round about pa th through nt'arhy rr.~irl,nti:.! areas In re.ac.h lhe sand. AVCO nfflc1a l~ h.:n·, slressed to supervisnr~ !hat <1n t'a rl ~' d~c1s)nn on the mnrtified propo~a l \\'111 enabl ~ the com· pan ~' tn n!:move the property fr nm county tax r('>\es. A task force ap po int ed bv county supervisors JS nO\I' studying lhe !a t~t A \ICO offer. It. Is expected to ha 11e its report available for the Sept. 22 hearing . Casper~ called for the study and also urged prompt cxiunt.v action on the lawsuit filed against the Chandler· Sherma n Corp., the nwners of ocea nfront land between AVC0',11; Nigu('l Sh('>re~ housi ng develo pm ent and Dana Poinl. Th.'l t 11twsuit. airned at ensuriiig publlc 11 ccc~~ In the beach f'l\•er the Chandler She rman acreage. v.•ill gn to trial whtn bnth side!i In the iAsue: h11l'e completerl the takinit of depositlons and swear ing or 11 rt frds.vl ls. Black Aide Resign s Under Pressure WAOONGTON IUPll -The Pen· tagon'11 lop clvil righta official has r~ian· ed. the \Va shingto n T'os l iaid today. The P03t quottd Pentagon so urces as u ylng that Frank W. Render. 36, re11if{n· ed Wed nesday under pre1sure from Defen5e Secret~ry Melvin R. 1~11ird . Re nder w•s the hi~hesl ranking Negro In the Defen11e Dtpa rtmenl. with 1 136.00Cl-8· year pnst as Dfpuly Alslst8nt Sec retary or Defenee. The .~ourC'e~ s11ld l.aird wA~ d1sple11.~ed thllt Render, while 8pnll i;:htina c:1 1·11 r!ghl ' ahu~,.~ in the m1lirery. 11ltgrd ly f1ilM tn Cflme up with sny proposed wlu· tion~ to the problems. D.O.IL'I' PlLOi :} Wide Banging Coast Talk ridiculous te rm tht other dav 1n wh1rh he parllcularly across Eurnrie . into A11ia and great clamor from Nauonahst China "The)e: ere: C'h\ckens tha t wer~ ient desc.ri ~ our S25 billion defici t as a 'hap-more recently into lhe Middle East." aaaJnst lhe visit. atnft al the end of \Vorld War II , when we PY kind of dtf1clt' " Goldwater said 1l w-as abnut l!Wl thAt N1tion1Jlst China recos nius _ an I v.'e could have prevented the (',ommuni!ts "I haven't seen him since he 's bten out he first be:gan to detect 3 dissatisfaction agree _ that Japan by lht year 2000 will rrom t<1k1ng etver the mainland of China, here, but I'd like to get him to explain it or question ing of the policy of ma.ssive have reached an tconom.lc peak higher v.'hen we could ha ve prevented th• to me because I've got a banker I'd hke relaliatioo . than she has ever reiched and will be division nf Berlin, v.·hen we could ha va to get in the same frame of mind telatlve ··t he que stions were raised : Can ""e af-greater in world pov.·er than the United ke pt cnuntries nov.· under the Iron Cur- to a couple of deficits I ha\'e," fnrd !his~ Ca n we continue to be able lo Stll tes. ta1n as free countries. Gold\1•ater point ed ciut that ne ither the spend abo\•e S.'iO bill ion a year for the ''She now has the wherev.•ith.11I tn con-"\'nw v.•e are beg1nn1ng to see the Repub lican nor Democratic governments arms that we would need to ma inta in this l\nue what she had to give up in World nu.s!akes we made. and if we can \earn ha1e been able In :i pply 11ny hrakes to the posture ~ Wouldn't v:e be. beller off pu ll-War 11 _ the militaristic atms of the lesso n~. I h<'r e that if the time should deficit spending -a spending he blames in,i: lhese billions back and spend ing them Japa nese. p1·er unfortunately rnme again for ths for all our inflationary Ills . in the cities af America'~"" reb"''' tit" U.S-l(I become embroiled in any grea t w ' ..-"She Wtll be Able lo do tl I.his li me with fl h h I ··1 don't necessarily huy thr thrr>r.v that ghettos. !o ptO\'lde more and better con agrat1on, l at we ave earnl'!d our h. h mndern v.·eannns, modern •Irate~. [e<<O f y· I 1g "'Ages -e1·en thourh \hPv are edura1·1an'. r~· eJ • , -n rnm lf' nam, e modern tactics . unearned -flr high priers-evrn 1hnu~h Cold"atrr said I hat 111 lll!i travt'!~ "If you make lhal falt'[ul decision to go they are un rarned, are substantial con-d 1 1 .. Of a.II the nations that are not In-to v.·ar. you'd better make up v. our mind arnun 11e co11ntry le bfcame acutely •·otved ·1n our cone bo t A · J tributors to inflation."' he explained , 1 h . ern a u su1.. apan <11 th e s<1me time to v.·1n that war or aware n 1 e cnncrrn over "our being the ts the only one th at nms geo.,.,.aphic ex-"Of course. they can cre;i te inOatton, nn hcemf'n nf the v•nrld " . 11' nt'1·er go into it " b h ,... pan~1on . ut I ey've becClrne no\1' sort of ster>-''\!ind .i·n u". he said. "wr 1.,,, 17 Th' . h In response In riuesllon~. Goldwat.tr rh'ld f fl 1 d h 11 " is t~ t e reasnn I think president ~a id h d 1 f h · t ren o 1n a ion ;in a1e no great treaties ll'tth thf' NATO count ries any of N. h • e oe~ nn nreset any c ange 111 bearing on them. ixon as proposed hts visit to Peking -th e r.or ticket for !!172 He added that he which could take us 1n 1\·ar. There are no w that "'e can !ell the world tha t we are r "/ men!io n th1.~ bec:ause th<'rP is a if.~. •nd <. er h"'' ·"-tr! rl. <'e:I~. th tit Sp1rn A~nrw "is BOmt:what " <H"' not n1t1rrird ro Japan. not married to Na· ,. -" t d th th b .. • rear. clamor among h"•t ne;smert. ["roe l~enu•a n e "'I e Jn --" "Y.'e h;i 1·e al}nu t 4'1 n1ore trealtes thal tinruilist China. c:er·tainil• nf'1 ni ;irried to and sm::i lJ, In invo ke "'age and pr ice c<rn· h So On th" 0Pmnrr1111c slde, he thinki: dnn't. ~(I lhfll f;ir, but the.v take the steps t I" \'IP!s nnr !o 1he Red Ch1nesr. \! J L d f y k trnls . The C'h1er argumrnt a"ainst rt rs dorr·n the road." \V · h . a~·nr nhn 1n sey o '.'l ew or could t-" e Jllst want rn ave a leg 11p whPn that about 70 percent of our work fnrre h hti ve !he nomination 1r he wants it "He f The senat nr 1}rrd1cted that onl' of the 1 e lime come.~ v.'e <1 re no longl'r lhe ha• ne"or "·en n"t of the Dem u· are rre :i~ents They don 't brl ong 1n -wnrld leaders. ~ v • 1~ ocra c uni ons. The Un r·led Slat e•. It's lite hig issues lfl next 1·ear's president ial p;ir!y, you knov.'" · " " Id h • b ll In the even t nf A third ~·orld w:ir . snu11lest pe r caprl• rnember•. h'rp of ti!' c;:impaii::n wou e · etwetn lose peo· G Id · d "\ rea ll.v brl irl'e th11t. he emphasized . " " pie 1 1 1 · · 1 .• n wat.er optne tllat ll 1vnuld hi' a fight work fnrC'e 1n unions than any nat ion ln v.· 10 "'an n onre A~:ltn ls<l ate nver wh o ts tn becnme the leaders of the •·1 Ju~t don't believe th e Democrats could the world -.,.,.here un ion ism is pra cticed . Amrrica, :ind those penple -li ke mvself Id nnminri!e an:v nne of thosl'! people they h -v.·hn 1vant lo main1a1n Ameri ca's 'posi· wnr · h · I T at's because it is compulsory. are !11lking about -wit the posstb e ex· lion as the /\'umber One pov.·er." STANO \\'JTR SOVIETS ceptio n nf .facksn n. CONTROLS UN\\'ORKABLE ''lf we are not the leaders. "'ho w1I! it "And the "'eSIC'rn pnwer~ and !he He described .Jackson as a very strong "\Vage controls ""-'ill not work, prirt> bt':' Red China , Japan or the So1·iets:';, L1n1ted Stales -a ~ lhev ;ilwa vs have man , particularly in the field of military cnntrnls ha \'e never "'orked, and l see no Goldwater said he believes that Japan done -will stand v.•ith thlo Sov1eis in any towr and foreign polir~·- \s the unseen. unheard nf reason for ~11ch ru ckus ;igainst ritber J ap.'l n or RPd "A v of the the J. st scare hell •"l I way in the v .. nrld to add rent to them.·• n. n rs u '"' o President Nixon 's proposal to \'IS tl Rrd Ch ina -certainly nn cnmbinatinn of mt." he said "Even Lindsey," he 11dded. the senator said. China. He added !hat he had heard no those two, because this could never be. "And he would be a tough man to beat.~' "\\'hl'Lt the president 11·11s fnrcf'd tn do 1-------------------'------'--'--'--'.-'.:.:...:..:... __ :..:_=:..:_:..:_:..:_::_:::_::..:_~:..:_:..:_:..:_:..:_=:... \\•:is \l'hat none of us a,~ Ameri cans like. \\'r're not pr·oud that this country that has done more for more people. creil led mnre JOOS, made living n1ore easy hris dnne mnrP ag<1 insl pn\e!'l ~'. n1ore fnr edu«at1on. the n ;iny n;i11nn 1n Ille hi~torv or !tie "'orld, should :i ll nF a sudden ha \'~ In rC'al ize that the rneC'han ics v.·e've been eng<iged In for nver :'!0 ve;irs have been v.'hnl iy rnech11 nics. :ind 1v.e're ha l"ing 10 rlo today "•hat other countries in past history have done to try and save their cur - renc~· ·· Goldw111r r said he lhtnks the thing s !he prr ~idf'nl ha1·r invnkrd ·will "'Ork onlv if a\1 Amf'r ir:ins -includ in~ orga nizai i~n~. cnrporatinns, unions anrl indlv1da ls 11·nrk 11·lth the President -"el'('n thoup.h we ;i re lonkini.: at controls \h ;i t. could ex rrrd \1·11ge~ and prices ;i nrl re nts -e1en thnu~h 11·r an• lnnk1nr: ;il 11 situali!'\n 1h:.t 1s i;uppn~rd In he tempnr<iry lnr 90 (lt1_1·s but which might strC'tch on l'lnd on l'lnd on." "'Thr prin1r J:!ORl in mv opinion is to re store conf1denr'e 111 flUr ·dnl\ar." The srr1alor explained incidrn lAll,v \hal ''"'e hl'l 11e betn hoodw inked in Lh1s cur- r<'nC~' figh t. It's nnt. our dnll;i r th11t 's bren seriou s troub le . 1t·s the (:rrn1;in mark ;i nrl lhl'! .J:ipan <'sr ,-rn , and 1 llr \ \·e been ahle tn lhro11• Uf! .SUf'h <L SITIOkf' "treen lhal otht"r cnuntrir.~ h;ivp ~\\•ilrhrd !he bla me to the United Sl ates . and we 1n this cnuntry have ;i rcept.erl it. DOLLAR IN TROUBLE '1Nnt that our rl0ll;ir is nnl in tro11hlr, I think ii is." hr ,<.;i1rl. "r\nrl 111 my opinion "r f'llhr r h;i1 P In ~n f1 [f !he ,e nlrl !'1 ;i ndard -"'hir h J hopr we don 't -h('!':tU<,e here i.• nQ n!her ~wr;it of m.<ln that ~o ld -nr ;Lllnw i~ tn i::o nn fl free n1arket, wh ich \l'ould put us at 11 d1 sad vanl.rige tem- porAr1ly. But if we did lhAt :ind allowed America n~. In ov.·n gold I think we could "11lld up ennu~h 11;old reserve again so that 11·r 11·0ul d he ?. factor." (;olrh\•ater siiid th is country now ov.•ns nn l\' six prr\"rnt flf 1ht> wnrld'~ ROld "'hl'rra" 11·r n11 nl'_d 64 pe rcent I'll the end ()f\\'nr!rl ll ;ir II Rr,ui r.s ;di th(' thin~~ th e prt's1r1rnt ha li rl'l·rnt lv 1n1·nkrrl . Golrl w111er ~111d ht' ri lsn hnpP <. lhrrr 111 11 hp ;:i l;:ix 1nr rn!1 ve !Qr bus1nr~!-1n b111lrl nr" frirlrinr~ and stores anrl w11rrhnu•rs tn 1·rr::ilr 1nh~ "'.\nfi I think lhrrP ha!' to br n!hPr ad- jll ~l!TIP nls tn thr l:i x :r.tru rlL1rP,'' hf' ad· r!trl ' R111 thrrr rl rf1n11rl) hii:r. tn bP dn1..,ngr;id1 ng of frdC'ral ~pC'nd1ng nr nnne of !hi~ v.·1tl 1\nrk C:nmrn rnt1ng nn !hr tn!r1·nat.1011;1l .scene. l}nlrlw;ilrr ~aid ; "A~ain, out ch1 rkrns are Cflm1ng home tn roost " "! rlnn'1 mean the r hir kr ns "" havP in the SPnat r ," he q uip~d. "Frankly. w1~h th rl' 1~·n11 ld i;:o home !o rMs l " ThP senator E'xnlainrrJ th;:it <ii I.ht' b~c1nn1ng Df \\'nrlrl l\ar 1! 1his cnuntry w:is not :1 "'Orl rJ pn"·rr in an:v ~en11e nf th e wnrrl "\\p wr1'f' 11 v~ry mt :igrr rn1l1!:1ry pn v.·cr '\'e "·rre prnbahl.v a third ral e er11nnm1r P'lu'er-\Vf' rl1dn 'l mf'an muc h 111 thr c~nference table s of hu~iness or politic~. DO,\fINAl\'T PO\\'~R "\\'e came out nf \\lnrlrl \V,1r I! as the dnminant powfr in th e worl d," hr went on "History shO\\'S us th:il :i country or na- lion ~COITH'S 11 world power when that rnun try becomr~ rlominan! 1n lhP pr,.vail - ing mode of 1 ran.~oort11tinn . Engl:i nrl is a nrime example. She cont rol lPd the sras fnr nl"arly 200 yrars ~nd krpt 11 fairly gn"rl pt'll re riround lhC' wa rld. She w;i~ ;1ble lo dri this hy u~ini:; her military mli:{hl AS 11 threat "\Ve came oul of Wor ld \Var II dnmin11nl. in lhe air. Not ju~t milita ry air. hul all 11 ir. l'\nt. ju~t domin.:int over one 1H1t1nn . hut avC'r the entire world. \\1e 'i\-'ere air power, period, Gflldw11te r pointed nut lh;il Gen. F.lsenhowrr. Dulles and a few others recogniied th i~ and built a fnreign policy dlrf.Cted 11t the Soviet threllL'l. hased tn· tirely on what is called "massive retai l&· tion ·• "But I willh tn Goel there had been wme other happ ie r cf1mbin11tio n of word1' -becausf! this de!lcription of nur ror elgn pollcy which. by the way, hss bten ex- lremely succf'ssful -lip untll v.•e hi d ch1r kens running the wliole thing, "The po!lr;y ICtpt the. Snviet~ from JE01ng 1(1 "'ar but did keep lhem from 'xltnd1ng their po"'·er 11 11 across the world - Heavenly Bamboo, Tam Junipers or Golden Arborvitae 44~ a tray Phlox and Carnations ..• Plant several trays of each ..• for color. "Barbara Ka rst" Bouganvillea. Massive clusters of brig ht red b racts. In 1 gal.containers. Coleus Vlnca or Marigolds Your Choice 37t; Marigolds, Vinees and Coleus. Assorted colors in 4 " pots. .~ ... 'NJ' . • ~, ... ~ .. ::::i....'\· ' . ,. -"':--,.. ----. ...:..:.. __ _ Your Choice 355 each Great landscaplng plants in 5 gal. containers. 129 Planter Mix in 2 cu. tt. bag. JCPenney The values are here every day. 398 Daisy Bird Bath. Adds atmosphere to your yard. 239 UniversltyCompoot In 6 cu. tt. big. Shop Sunday noon to 5 P.M. at the following stores: CARLSBAD DOWNEY FASHION VALLEY-sAN DIEGO MONTCLAIR NEWPORT BEACH RIVERSIDE Cha rge !tr ~ tlA!l Y PIL OT Thursday, August 2b, J'J71 Medina Ca se • • • • 1 Reds Launch 38 Viet Attacl{s GI Refu ses To Te stify FT. f\l cPHERSON, Ga. (UPI l -A witness who refused for the second con- secutivr day lo testify al the My Lai court-martial of Ca pt Ernest L.. Medil'la was held in cnnlempt nf court today and remanded into the custody of his attorney pending appeal. The v.·itness. Frederick '\"1rlrner of 1.(lv.•rr Burrell. Pa . rf'fuserl tn give testimony even af1er heing granted im· mun1ty from prosecution. .. I respectfully decline t'l ansv.•er on grounds it might tend lo inc riminate me." he lold lhe CQUrt. Widmer v.·as identified by an earlier v.·Hness John Smail of Kent. \VashinRlon as the r.1 v.·hn shnl a small boy that 1.1edir111 now st.ands accused of kill ing. The 34-yea r-old Medi na, of r-.1ont rose, Colo .. is accused of 102 murders at My Lai on r-..tarch 16, 1!168, the day his in· fnn1ry rompany made a search-and- drstrny sv.•eep th rough the Vietnamese villac:P. "'irlrnPr was tn have been the leadoH ...,i1ness or the morning session. When he bal ked a h'\I \ WiiS temporarily called in te stimnny while !he rlefense revie wed the de"Xls1tion!'. whi<'h the prosecution had takrn fro1n lwn Vietni!mese interpreters whr, srrved at ~tay Lai. t\1edina 's defenc;e altorney. F'. Lee Bailrv. v.·pnt over the depositions line.·bY· line and objected lo virtually each ques· lion put lo the interpreters. Bailey pointed out that most witnesses lPslify undf'r oath. and thus are subject tfl perjury charges if they lie. He said the interpreteni were "not subject to any penal act ion and T think they lie freely witlinut fear or prosecution." ''\\'hat would your honor do I! they did lie ?" Bailey asked the military judge. Col. Kenneth A. How.:ird. "t\·1y arm is not that long," Howa rd replied. Jn the !rial at F'l. r-.1eade. Md .. a i;ergeant v.·ho served in Lt. \Vilham L . Calley Jr."s platoon at My Lai has IPs\Hied brigade commander Col. Oran K. Henderson made on!y a brief attempt lo inl'esti~ale the incident. SgL 1 C. Isaiah Co wan told an Army court martial board Wednesday he and six other men were questioned by llendersnn tv.·o days after the ~farch 16. 1968. massacre in the South Vietnamese hamlet. Greece's Premier Juggles Cabinet; Ousts Comrades ATHENS <AP ) -Premier George Papadopoulns named a nPw cabinet today bringing in fr es h faces and undercutting most nf his clnsr~t junta lieutrn;ints who f.ei?.ed po~·er V.'1lh hlm nearl y five years agfl. Jn a sweeping sh.:akeup of !he military rPg1mr. the .'>2-year-0ld lor1ner colonel re· 1ained the ministries of natinnal defense anrl lnrC'1~n affai r~ lie appnin!cd Styhanos Palalns ;ond Nicholas t\1.:ika rezos. two of hi s c!nse col· l::iborators 1n the 1967 1nililary coup. as f1 r~t and sert\nrl r!Pputy prcmiPr!:>. Bul he look from them thP key ministries of il'l· l!'rrnr and f'ennnn11c cl'lOrdination . f)f'~p1te rC'ports lhat Papadopoulos planned 1n n:11ne fr:rrmrr polillcal \eadrri. to his rr(.iln1r. 11nne "';is 111rl11derl 1n 1he new adm1111 <:lrat1on Sourcrs said thf' prem1t'r"S rnntar1 ~ ln lhe la st frw ~·eeks '\•i!h formrr 1Pg1sl;atn rs h~rl failed . Blll Gen . Ceor~C' Znvtakis. one !'.llrh pohtic1an . said 11ft.er lhP new c.:ih\ne\ wa!. s~·nrn in "\\le hel1cve that "'hat Paparlnf1011l11!'. rlirl is the preamble to the futurf' polit ic1zation of his E:Ove rnmenl. '"E' still have confidence in hlm. Today Papadopoulos is stronger 1han ever before" Spa("e 1tdtt1irol Ala n Shepard. 47. Arncrica's first man in space. \\•as official· Jy promoted to N;ivy .'\dmiral in ceremo nies today at J:>enla· gon. ~le is l he first astronaut to receive such a hig h rank. Experts See F urtlier Russ, Clii11a Drift LONOON (L:PI ) -The sinunt'ring con· flict between the Soviet Union and Comm unist China is moving to\\'!lrd a new conflict, diplomatic sourct's said to- day. The Chinese have made recent inroad!! into Russian spheres of influence not only in the Far East hut in Ea.o;lern Et1rope and the dip lomals sairl Russia V.'as in· creasingly nervous anrf ff'arfu l of the disruptive influence on I.he \Varsaw Pact alignment. Sn\'iet anx1l'ty '1•as sa1rl lo be heigh1en· ed by the notable s11cce~sPs scored by Peking ret·cntly in Ron1an ia and Yugoslavia. in North Korea and even in the i\.1 iddle East where lhe Sudan has shifted to some. degree toward Peking . The diplomats said the Soviet JcadPrs have countered ~'1th a fullsrale c;impaign against Peking 's alleged designs in an ap- parent effort to undermine China's credibility at this cruci;il strige of Pek· ing's effn rts In enter the international seen,. ''lf Peking as much as hflerl a finger, the Soviets would be only ton rearfy lo me et !hem al the conference table or otherwise for \Yi rle-ranging polilical negotiations," nnP qualified Communist diplomatic source sa id. But so far, China ha s resisterl all ad- vances or veiled suggestions for a get together. ff' irk• W:<K' 11. nieaT1.s l l4}0l1.l dn 't. g et a raise •.. if 1 had a job, that is ! SAIGON (UPI) Allied military 11pokesmen today reported the sharpest wave of North Vietnamese and Viel Cong att.acks in three month!! across South Vietnam bul said it was too early lo detem1ine if a Communist offensive. was un der way. Military spokesmen reported at least 3S of what th ey termed enemy·initii:.terl in· cidents overnight against Snu1h Viet· namese pos itions across the country. The actio n cost the Olmrnunist.~ at least IZO killed with g o vernm ent casualties of at least !9 dead and 39 '\'ounded. U.S. Command spokesmen re por1rrl two grou nd clashes involving Ameri can GI~ and said two Americans were killed and four wounded . A shelling attack allainst a U.S. 11th armored cavalry unit Z7 miles northwest of Saigon caused light casualties ~·i1h no fatalities. t he spokesman said. The 220.100-man American fighlini: force remaining in Vietnam stayed nn special alert status because of the possi bility of stepped-up Communist al· tacks to coincide with Sunday's South Vielllan1ese national assembly election and the political turmoil connected with the Ocl. 3 presidenti;i] elect ion. Military sou rces said 2.000 r11ore South Vietna n1ese troops \\'ere standing by tn mo ve into Seigon F'rirlay !o holster i;ecurity for Lhe election Sunday. Mos1 1Jf !he soldiers are recruits fresh from nine weeks of basic training. the sources said . The U.S. command met'lnwh ile an· nnunced that 10 Americans were kille1l in battle in Vietnam last week for 1he lowest weekly comba!. toll since Au~ 2.11. 1965 when six Gls died. It brough1 In 45,452 the number or American~ killed in the Indochina 'var si nce Jan. I. 1961. L.t. Col. L.e. Trung Hien, spokesm an lnr the South Vietnamese commanrl, saul !he 38 "incidents" overnight were the hi~hest since May 29 when 48 were rrported. Hien said it was too early to say if this was the threalened "high point'' or aclinn ex pected from CommWljst troopt; in Viet· nam. I srael's Drive Against Refugee Ca1nps Protes ted Uy U11lted Press International U.N. Secretary General Thant sent a note to Israel protesting its dri ve. aga inst refugee camps in the occupied Gaza Slrip and demanded that Arab families re.i;et· tied elsewhere by the Israelis be returned to the camps. Israeli ne~·spapers sa id to· day Thr. Israeli foreign mlnistry confirmed 1l had received a note from Thant hut v.•ould not reveal its contests. In a mov e to eliminate terrorists fror11 the former Egyptian Strip between Israel and the occupied Sinai Peninsulrr. Israel in recent weeks has destroyed homes and bulldozed wide paths in the strip. Israel moved about 2.000 families from the are;i tn new homes in the Sianai's El Ar ish ancl the occupied Jordanian west bank. The newspaper Yed int Aharnnol st1 irl Thant's note was dated Aug. 18. Ha·Arelz said the note severely criticised the reseltlemenl program and demand ed the return of all refugees tn the camps. More than 300.000 Arabs live in the strip. "''hrre most of them fled rrom their homes in Palesllne during the 1948 Arab· Israeli war. 2 British Soldiers Wouuded • IU I rel a nd BELFAST, i\orthern Ireland !r\P i - Tv.·o British soldiers '"ere "·oundC'd and fuur civi lians arresterl early l(ld.'.ly as troops battlerl rioters 1n Arr.1rr gh. 30 miles snuthwesl of BC'!fe~1 A police inspector in r11•1han rlothes. leaving a dog racing track afl rr an off. dut y visit, "'as hit in the chcsl hy machine gun fire from a spccdini; car in Belfasl \\'ednesday night. A hospital spokesman said he was in no danger. West Humid and Stormy Showers Fall • So nthlanfl, Mounroili Arens in Callfnrnla "[VllWOFMOl.l MATIO!Ul llllTHlRSEl'fltE TO 7:0t A.Jiii. 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Hurry for your choice as this ls all we have left! SAVE UP TO 570. ON AMPEX RECORDERS! fnte9rllfl and Depen dabllltfl •Ince 1947 COSTA MESA EL TORO 411 E. Stventttnth St. Legun1 Hills Pl•r:• t11t•l It Sov.0111 646·1614 D•llY t-t S••· t -6 ll7·11JO Dally 10·6 T1!1,._, Prl. 10·t ( ffol tine lo Radin IJi •patr h e d TY &\ ;\ppllnnre Sr1·1·i,.r 5 ·1R·3·1.1 7 HUNTINGTON BEACH Brook~y rtt J Gorfleld ("Ii'! " l ~r~y M~t ) t62.Jl21 D•lly t·t S.11t. f ·6 I Newport Bea~h E D ITI ON Today's Flnal N.Y. Stocks voe. b4 , NO. 203, 4 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORN IA THURSDAY, AUGU ST 26, 1971 TEN CENTS Nader Se1'en pa_gPs in Ralph Nader's e:t- haustt\'e repo11 on C a I i r o r n la l"n· \'ironmen! and dPvelopmeni deals with thP proposed Upper Newport Bay tidt>lanrls exchange between Orange County and the Irvine Company. It is largely critical of the proposed deal. Add itionally, Na der's report today ac- (·uscd the Irvine Company and other ma- jor cnrporat k1ns nf buyin~ poli1lcAI in- fluenre lhrou~h political campaign con- tributions. The accu~alinn wRs included in a final sect.inn of the massive "Nader's Raiders report on Power 8nd Lanrl in California.'' In commenting. Nader said, "The * * * Irvine Co. Replies To Nader Irvine C-Ompany Executive Vice Presi- rlenl Raymond Walso n loday issued the following st11temcnt in ani;wer to Ralph l\ader allej!.ations of the Irvine Company buyi ng pnl1tic;:i l influence : "\V!l h regard to the Nader insinuation lh;it !he Irvine Company h;is recPived i;pecl::il f::irors or lrea;m('_nt From publ ic officials I believe ll is an example of \\•here 1he repnrt. has spent more lime. echoing rumors th::in con l r i bu l I n i evidence or substanli11ting ch::iriies. "In jhe last 10 ye.llrs the lr\'ine Com· pany h11s spent more money on substan- ti1•(' planning of its properties than most nl the local gnvernmental bodies in Or:inge Coun ty. ··Recause of the no1nriety associated wi th the Irvine Company name, the re is hardlv an i.<;sue thal we can become in· vnlv ed in Qr a request thal we have made lh;il has nol been ~cn.it inized , cinalyr.ecl 11 nd thorou.{lhly public ly reviev•ed befort 11n~· public official has made a decision. "In essence, v.•hat the facts 11re it is more difficult for the for the Irvine Com- pany to receive an approval th:in the ord1n:iry citi1.en 1n our community. I knnv.• th11t is hard In belif've, bu l art in- r1P p1h analysis nf subn1ittal.'i of ell ln- rih iduals ;ind companies including the lr\•1ne Company 11nd the approvals given them will bear this fact nul. "As to the charge th11t the Irvine Com- pan.v is one or 1he maJnr financial cnn· lribul.ors to pnlitir;:il jX'r!ions 1hrnughout the sta!r, i! is JUSl patently untruf'. "The )r\•lnP C:omp;:iny ne,·er has been -and is nnl nn v.· considered even 11 minor cnntrihutnr -to pnl1t1cal In· d1vidual." (II' rar!le." "As ;in f'x:unpl1> 10 l'lllf fii;.c::il year l'n· ding Ap r1f .11 , 1~70 which included tllf' last !.ii rge grn£'r.11I elPct1on, the Irvine f.nm · pfln .v's !n[,q] rnn1rihu1inn.~ In fl ll 1Y1hlic al individual~ ::i s \1·r!I a.~ camp::iip:ns did nnl e:.xceerl $.1'.1.l)OO . S2~.000 of \l'hich was a 51ngle rnntrih11t1nn in s11ppnrf. or !he Universi lv nf C;d1f0rn1a hond issue .enrl nf the rema'1n1nj!. iR,000 appr0ximritely h11!f v.·as ~1ven in support or local school ri islrict and other types of local bond Issues. "In 1he fiscal year enriing April ll, 197!. lrvinf' Cnmpan.v's total con- tributinns did nol exceed S.'\l'l.000. Again, 11ppr1ndmately hall of Lhe S.10,000 went in s11p)'l0rl of local 5Ch{l0l district and other public district bond issuei'i." * * * Nader R eport Critics R eturn Land Use Blows Critics or Ralph Nader's ··c alifnrnft Report" llisued Wednesday, returned the fire today. Som1> of the an~riei;t rcartion11 to Nader"s hllslerlng report on California land USf' were: -"Thr inn uendoll And untruths co n- h1lned 10 it are aimed primarily al ex· panding the ego of Ralph Nader find hi~ witch hun!rr~ ... fum@ri Lt. C.overnor F.d Rl'inecke. "At nn lime did Nader or nne of h111 crew members contact my~lf or 1;1ne of m,v slaff. They 11pparent ly wtre in· lrrested only in 11 imin11: unsu~tanti11ted charge11 without making an effort to find tht truth." -"I'm .~rr~· tn see Nader being sn carl'lei;s. It d11mal!es 50me of the good work ht Is t1nini;:." said Assemblyman Edw in Z'ber11: j D-Sarramentnl. chari;:ed In the Nader report wllh supporting large ttimpany land lnter~L~. -former Gnvrrnor l'at Orown denied th11 ! his Beverlv Hil ls 1Aw firm Ulles Hs pnli!ir:il prelitig.c tn pursue lanrJ-rlevelop- mPnt lntrrellt.-ii for ma_jor companif'3 such fSce REPLI&S. P111e !) Blasts Bay Land Swap Report Say s Irvine Company Buying Influe1ice to state-le vel reforms, "a complete rebutlding of loca l government'' h necPssary. The local propt>rty tax 11hould be. eliminated because it is a "political tax" that has a ··perverse" impact. government of Ca!lfornia must br clean· ed up so that it can clean up C:i!iforn1a," The report alleges. "land inlf'res!s dominate the campaign financing or kC"y committee chairmen, statewide orfice holders. and important loc11I officials," the report said. It 11llegrd Go1•. Ronald Reagan received 70 per cent of his fun· ding from these sources. Thl' study alleged the maior pol il.ical cnnlributors as Southern Pacific, Ten· neco, Tejon Ranch, the Irvine Company, Newport· Mesa School District Kaiser Industries. Pacific Gas & Electric Company. St and a rd ..-Oil. and Tr::insamerica Title Insurance Company. The !iame firms, the report claimed, "nrrear repeatedly in our study as reci· pients of massive public subsidies, 111s cibusers of the environment. ll l'l beneficiaries of lax breaks, and as un· precedented violators of numerous Jaws." Irvine Com pany spokesmen today denied that their political contributions - BOUNDAR Y PROBLE M -Dotted line i.\r thur Boulevard on this m:ip is relocated \'ersion of the roaduay ea.'il of present Mac,<\rthur Bo ulevard . Spyglass Hills in Dispute Over School Boundaries By GEORr.E l.EIOAL 01 ·~· Clllll' ~lttl , •••• Kindling for a full scale bnundary dispute befY.·een I he Newport-Mesa Unified and San Joaquin Elemeolltry School districts has: been laid by the developers of SpyglaSll Hills overlooking Newport Beach. Study of the tract map approved by the Newport Beach City Plannini;: Oim- mission revez.ls that the school district boundary biseets 2S loL, In the proposed ~lot subdivision of homes ranging in price from $58.000 to S!l5,0l)O. Further, the school OOundar:v hisecls a planned school site set asi~e by the developers .. Jnhn n. l..i.1sk 11nd Sons. Since the formation of the S<1 n Joaquin Elementary district, Newporl ·Me..~;:i ;ind it~ antecedent high school and l'lemen· tary districlll have taken net1rly 20 per· cent of lh geography that once wa s San Joaquin's. The Tustin High School lilnd S;in Joa· quin elementary distrlclJl onte marchf!i'I clear from Tu11tin to the see 1l abnut Corona rlel Mar. The last Ahift Of [and (rom time two district.'! lo Newport-MesA was ae· complb1hed in 19116 shortly before. Irvi ne Oimpany annoonced de.vtlopnient or Its multi-million doll:tr Newport Cenler- Fashion Island complex. The stini;i: or l.h11t VAiuabie tax base lrnill Is ~t111 felt in the lrvint! na!1J1nrls. r\ow, S11n Joaquin nflir:l11ls cnn!rnci. Nl'Y.'pnrt·Mesit i~ likrly to grl mflre \•alu11hle properly from the Spyi;tl11~~ development. The two·unll ptr acrt lux· nry dt velopment will rrodure mor,. rtvenuP anrt fev.•fr childrl'n 1han mos! of the tracts Safi. Jnaquin serves. Com plicating any :i nne xalion or boun- dary s.,.,·ilch is the filct thal H ~P .... ·porl Mesa annexes only a few acres more cf the elementary ri istrict it must assume part of the San .Joaquin stale school building fund repayment -some $60,000 a year for 30 years. Mrs. Irene Black. deputy ('ounty cnunsel. noled that stale law require s sharinJ! of debt. when the. 20 per ce.nt ler· ritnry limit Is crossed. San Joaqu in officia ls e:o;lim11te thill would mean Newport-Mesi1 taxpayers v.·nuld have tn cough up the $60.000 ye.arty in exchange for the parcell! of SpyglAS!I that may or may not produce ;in equal amount or lax re ven ue. James Taylor, direetor of general plen- ninf! administrAtion for the Irvi ne Com· p;i ny. $Bid hill staff is determining whal. financial effect a boundi1ry change wnuld ha ve on lhe two dis tricts. Minor chAnges In bounch1ry would see the tracl m3p revi~ so thitt the boun- dary thread!! its wA y alnni;t Jot linl!l'l and atreet!. Ti1ylor !luggested. Su ch a ch.toge. could be made by agreement of the two achoo] boards. The nther altern11tivf!, Rnrl the one nb!lervcrs nf past history i;ugp:es l l!I more prnhahlr. would be a forced annex ation of the San Joaquin portion of Spygl11sl! Hilla homes. The luxury view properties look down on threP Newport-~lesa ~rh o n l l! • Rr.~ident:'i m;1 v be dlscnnctrttt1 by cnn· l!if.t SPYGLASS. Page !) •• which v.•ere described as modest - bought them any favors . "~1ore zoning \'ariances and relaxation of rules that affect our environment have been ~ranted to small de vlopers or in· dlviduals than ha ve ever benefitted our company," lht ra n<"h executive said. •·we are very con fide nt we can stand on our record on this n'atler." The sludy authors said r xisting laws conct'rn1ng campaign contributions are ''l''Qrthless." It 5ald cornpanles can h1d1 Riot E1~upts 111 Soledad Court Case SAN ~-RA NCISCO (UPI l -A hearing for the two surviving "Soledad Brothers'' erupted into a shouting melee today when the mother of one nf I.he prisoners bega n srre:1m1ni: at lhe judge. The pn!ice riot squad w::is c::illed in and cle::irerl the cou rtroom . using club~ to m{)\·t the C'rnwd nut. The mo!hcr of de£endanl John Clu !- cht'lte be,Ran shou ling at Superior Court J udge Carl Allen frnm !he spectators sec· tion . V.1hen a bailiff mnved towards hi!r tn remove her from the room, 1 male spec· tator rnse and interceded. At that point the police riot MJuad, \\'hich was st.anding by during the pro- ceedings because of earlier violence, mo ved in with clubs and cleared out spectators. \\'omen in the crowd wert' weeping and 11c.reaming that they had been beaten. C!ulcheUe 111nrl Fleeta Drumgo were rhargcd 11long .,.,.ilh hla ck re\'olutiona ry George Jackson "'ilh hurl ini:; a guard .It Soledfld Stale Prison over a third-fl oor ha lcony lo his de;ith last year. .Jackson was killed in San Quent in Prison's escape a!Lempt last Saturday. !Ellrlier ~lory, P3ge RI. C!utrhelte and DrumRo, separated from the spt>c!ators by the bullet-proof glas~. "''ere quickly Y.•hisked to holding <"ell.~ Today's hearin~ had been sf'I, bv Allf'n np Tuesd ay alter he ordered the trial JiHi,i:e disqualified. Ahout a dozen officers fought ""'llh a dn1eri m11le and female ~pectalors. V.'1th 1'li1tis ;:ind fi i;ti;. thf'y drnvp the 70 sprr- l atnr~. newsmen and othe rs from the 1·flurtrnom. Tl''o you ng hl;ir·k n1rn, blrcd1n~ frnm lir::id wounds , Y.'rrr t;il..en th rough 1hf' ,glass parti!1f1n bv olf11·ers. The men were srni~gling .:inrt had tn lie takf'n h.v fnrre. Drumgo·~ n101he r. l\·lrs. lne7. \Villlarns. """·" in the ·"fK'C:lalnr srr!1nn, but lrft v.·ecplng carl.v in the: proceedln.{!11 . She v.·as not. alln wcd back 1n and was not tllrre whrn lhr incident broke out . Clu1chrtt{•.~ mnlhrr. r-.lrs. Dori.i;. ~fa x \\'Cll. made the outburst after .Judge Allen had deniPd • dPfense offer of pronr th::il the !v.·o men were heat('_n at San Quentin prison after they were returned follo.,.,·ing Tuesday·s hearing. ThP woman yelled : "I chP.cked out at 2 55. Tlie.v say it happened before that.'' She WAS referring to lht: fact that she was nne of the lasl, visitors las! Saturday hefnre lhP escape attempt in which Jack!IOn Md five others rlied. Th,. courtroom WAS splattered with blood as a result of the fighting between polic e and spectators Ne wport Winds Capsize Boats Thf' waters or Newport Bay calmed !hi.-: moming afler a frenzied nurr:v of glL'lll late Wednesday afternoon ·thal Cl'op~ized a tota l 0£ JO smi1 1! craft in a two and Qne half hour period. Bretz~ ranging up t.o 25 knol.!i created ha voc with llmall boat,, begiMing about 3 p.m .. the Oran11:e County H.trbor Patrol sald this morning. They said no Merious injuries resulted but rl'pr>rterl one incident about lhree miles off shore that could have been di~astrous. A harbor patrol spokesman Mi d t 16- fnrit. r;i111m11ran capsized And threw on r or its two p11.~se_ngers away rrnm the vesseL The bruit wM quickly iiwept nearly a mile away and only 3Jl Allsist from anolh· er l\1tilboa l s;ivprJ I.he unidentified passe.n · ge-, thfl: spokMman at4id. their amou nt of !lupport by malung dupl icate contri butions. Likewise, the Nader report says, loh- bying "thrives 1n spite of atlen1pled regulalion." St:ite lows requiring disclosure or :ictivities ··1s poorly dratted, unenforced and if:nored " It said !and in- terests "have a \O!ill Of 235 JobbyislS, WhO in 1970 reported spending, by our ca!cula · lions, over $.1.6 rn illion , averagin11: more lhan $Jl'l,OOO per leglslllLor ." The Nader study sald that in addition N;ider·s report on the tong-debated Up- per Ne\11port Bay land S\vap came under a section !itled, "Estuaries: Conversion and Loss.·· lt principally covere d contentiom that ha ve Jong been debated in Orange County concerning: lhe proposed tidelandl'! ex· change. This point didn 't go unnoticed in Irvine excc uti vP. office11. Some of thl! (St~ /'\ADER REPORT, Ptit I) JULIE NIXON EI SENHOWER DISPLAYS CAST FOR PHOTOGS Broken Toe Turned Out to be Mo re Seriou1 Than Fir1t Thought Julie Ei senl1ower Shelves Teacl1i11 g After Accident By FRA:"CES LF.\\'l:<..'E •nftl,i..i I'••-" N•lt•• Julie J\"1xon E:lscnhnwrr has arreptE'd .. .,.,,1th f'Xfrrmr rl1~arrn1n!men1 ' a medical drr1s1on In ~1ve ur hrr tc:i1·h111~ jnh 1n FlClrirl;i brc.l u~e of .l hrokcn toe, the \\'e~1rrn \\1h11e Housr rrpnrts. The 1n1ury tn Pres1rlent Nixon 's t1a ui:;hlcr prn\'ed 111 hr 1nqrr ~crious 1han fir.~! indicatrcl, l'rc.~~ Srcrelary Ronalrt L. Z1r.glrr d1.~r·lo~l!rl ""'erlnr.~rl;iy. He ~aid X-rays ~hov.·crl the big lne un the left foot had been "sl1a1tered and crushrn·· v.·hen a hook cart loppled on1o .Julie's loot lhe SC"cond day nn !he job as a thir d grade teacher at Atlantic Beach Nixon Entertains Governor, Wife, Germany Envo y President Nixon·~ quiet wel!k of relax-. ation pick.eel up a bit with a dlnner al his home Wiclnesday evening with Gcvernor and Mrs. Ronald Reagan a n d Ambassador and Mrl'!. Wa lter Annenberg. And the slight momentum will continue Friday mornin~ as A m e r I c 11 n Ambassador to Germany Kenneth Rush arrive.1 in San Clemente for a morning meeting. The President welcomed lhf' Reagans and American AmbAssador to Great Bri· lain end Mrs. Annenberg at La Gasa Pacifica al 7 o'clock. Joining the sociAI event were National Security Adviser Dr. Henry Kissinger and the. President's secretary Rosemary Woods. P.lrs. Nixon h11it gone to Florida to be with daughter .lulh~. In recent days the President has kept \I) a light schtdule or mnming 11nd early arternoon work in hil'l offices, and late afternot"ln relaxatlon. He took t1 dip In hi~ swimming pool \Vectne!ldn y Afternoon 11fter knocking off early al hi~ off\rci1. prtl'ls 11ides said. AmbA!tSador~ hsve for med the blllk nf lhe vi~llnr'l llst during thlll current work- ing vacation In San Cl~mente. .. Elrmentarv School. .Juhe probably w1!1 be In • cast up l1t hrr knE'P fr1r fnur to six weeks and will ha\'f' !o st::iy off her foot for some time. "In fairnP~s lo Lhe youngsters in her rla~~." Z1rglrr said. and on the ''strong rt'1 .. 1nmenda!1on" of \Vh 1te House physi· c1~n Dr. \Valtrr Tkach, ,Julie decided to Sl''e ur a full-11n1e school job for the fall ~rmcst.er. It was her first teaching assignment. lnstfad, she h:is arranged. when she's able. tn ,1oln the school's unpaid volunteer teacher aide program and help out in ihe classrooms. Her mot.her flew !n Flor\d11 Wedrtesd!l:y In sta v with JulJP, v.•hn was in "a great fieal or pa in" after the Tuesday accident, !lie V..'hite HC1use said. ~·!rs. Nixon will rem1ln 11 few days al the apartment Julie and her husband, Ens. David Eisenhower, have rented v.•hile David is on Na vy assignment to the Albany, based at nearby Mayport, f\a. Orange Coat 1''eatber Mostly 11unny skies today and Frida y too -after the u11ual mom· ing cloUd!i and fog clear. Highs 11Jon.1t lhe btaches around 75 risin&' to 85 inl11nd.' Lows tonight in the 60"s. INSIDE TODAY A grocer who had jrut been robb rct fo r thl! eighth time. ju mped in · his cnr, p11r$u~d. the robber. (!.•,vi. $hot. him. tc!th "is 011in. oun. Story. Pog~ S, ''"n" 11 C.1tl!il•ftl• I (~11t.lft• U• 1 (Offlk • lf <••"•n'11 n 0.11~ N1Hc•• H n1~•t<H II l"'•"•I !'Me I l n!•fl•lft-ftl !toll •lfttflH Slot-Mtrllttt lt·t7 t.i.i .. 11111 • Tllffl•" N-tl W1•I~•• I W~lll W•1~ 11 w ......... --, .. ,, Wwlol fMwt t-t I OAllY PILOT • f'rnm Pqfl I NA DER REPORT mA111 /l:ader points included -Criticism lhAI the cOl.lnt y 1o1·nuld nnt g•l lht prn~r v11Ju• ft1r lanrl~ gl\Pn In the In ·ine Comp.a ny Ln e11changt for tideland! cranted to Irvine. -The neceissi ty of retaining Up~r Ne~rport Bay as a wddl1fe sant!uary ra ther tha n converting ii into a hoat harbor and recreational ar1><1 . -The fact tha t the S!alt> Lands Com· mllislon had refust>d 10 act on 1he tideland~ exchangl!' during the ad· m1nistral1n n of Go\'. Edmund G "Pat" Bro1o1·n but had ;ipprn1·ed the s1o1·ap later under Gn1•. Ronald Reagan --Criticism of !ht Orange County Judge ruling in favor of the Irvine Cnmpa nr nn the land Slli'ap in the assertion !hat hts ga id th t Lands Cnmm1ss1on is "qu.l s1- legisl.a ti ve rather than quas1-1ud1cial" The fina.l paragraph of th!!' i\adt>r Back Back report also accused the Ir vin!!' Com- pany of gaining fa vors through polit1cal contrihu!1ons . Reaclion to the !\ader raid on t;pper Bav cam!!'. todav from Irvine Company Execut ive Vice · Prl!'s1denl Ra ymnnd L. Watson. In essence. \\1atson accused N.!.der of a report "Lhat is superficial, inaccur11!e, unin formed and nu tdatl!'.d . •· He alsn accused Nade r of flog ging a de:ad horr.e. • • • dl!'d.1e.11 ti,,n by th.e. gent ral pubhe to the cause nf voell planned development and tht prl'lttrtion of our enl'Lronmenl. "Amon.: the mea nin gful ex press inns nf th.ls kind of d~ca11on JS a clear will· ingness by the public -a nd we. certainly consider ourse:lves members of It -to pay for the solution of our envi ronmental concerns. "I am hn[)(>!U! the Nader rf'ports now hl'in~ iss ued "'111 hl!'lp shape this pl1b!1c anitude They will t>~n ha1e served a ,-erv useful purpose. .. The l 'ppt>r :"\ewporl Bai• l:ind ex- chanj!.r as nr1i:,1n;ilh rnnrr1\'ed and ap- prn\·ed h1· lhe pub\1r agpnrie~. 1s nn w bl!'.1ng advanrPd and pron111!rd h~· nn nn~ 'A Supert(!r C'nurt ruhnt:. al the rrin- clusJon nf a three-mnn!h tnal last \ear, declared the exrh:ini:,r tn be pro[)(>r 111 e\·er1· requ1rPrl rrc.ppct \\'p arrPptrd that finding This ~Par. ho11e1rr, 111th" n1>11• majorit~'. !hr Orant:P rnunty Briard o! Super1·1sors 1o1·1thdre11• its s11ppnn of the p;.;rlian~P \\'p unr1Pr•1ond th::i! acllnn and p11b!1rl~ ;i1:,r1>ed 1n nr~(lt1:i1e fnr .1 rn11!•1:1I term1n at1on nf thP P>.r h<1nl!f' ::i~r,,••1n°•nt "All that rPmains nn11 1n frirm:ill1r ;:1n end to the Pxrhan11.r t.( m1i111:il rr•r1c:~1ron nf !ht> cnn!rart rlfrc11n~ it L nti;,lt'f'i!I rP'Ci,<.~1on of the pa(! r 1!hPr hv !hr Fln:irrl of S11per1·1snri-. nr by u~ 1• nnt. 1n thP np1n- ion of ou.r al!(!r neys , legall~· rffr.ct11e • • • • ' ... ,. ... ' • • ' -• '. lo ' , • r •• 1 \:· ,, .,,. !' I ' • OJ,ILY l'ILOT llltl l'~ol• Teachers' Pay Hil{e s • Approved Fro m \\'tr!' Serl'icts \VA SHI NGTON -Undl'r a change:d rul- ini: of the \!lst nf Lh•in iz lnunci!. an e.<.t1m;:ited 1 .• ~ tn 1 fi m1llinn srhnol IP;ichers will get fall ll'!"m r:i1sPs despit e the 90--da,v wage-prire frC'ez.e The n 1Hng v.·a.i; issued hy !he counctl Tuesday. The ne"' ruli n,ll a pp;ir~ntlv s11ys that tear ht>rs whn wr re 1·ac;i11nnin.1t in July and Augusl hut rl 11e In resu me t e;i chin~ in the fa ll under ;i C<lolracl 11,llreed lo before Aug. l~ "'nuld re<'et1·r lhe f11lt rninpensation -inrliiding rai~l'!I -i·;i llrrl fnr 1n 1h<' e11n1ract. Ac1·onhng In an Pstin1<1le nf the Na- linn;i l ~:r111catlnn A c:sn~·1atinn 1N F:A 1. th i!ii: eo1rrs .-.on1e 1 5 rnilhnn or 16 m1llinn ol lhf> natinn·.~ 2 I 1n lllinn schnnl teachrr!'I:. The h;ilance either ::ir~ n11t. \\'nrking undPr cnntr?.(:t or lhcir lall'st cont ract t·onlainc<l 110 ~alar-,Y increase due to begin durin.ii the freeze period. Before this, bow,\·er, \\latsnn had some co mplimen tary things to say. He com- mel!ted. "Firr.t of all , and I fl!'.e\ thi1 is very im- portant to say, the Irvine Company And I persana l\y applaud the Nader r.tudy group for turning its attention to the use al\d misuse of land resources, public and private. "\\'e have nri wi.<.h to .<.hnve the land P>:· change dn11·n an ynne 's 1hroaL \\'f' nPvr r did. We did not in1ti;ite 1he pl;in The public aRencies did in nrdl'r tn df.'velop a harbor. as required by !hi' cnunty'3 tidelands grant frnm the .<.tale. HERB THOMPSON ADMIRES NEW DEER RIFLE GIVEN TO HIM BY FRIENDS AT LUNCHEON Mayor Ed Hirth, Hugo Condry (with microphone) .1nd Alma (second from right) Were Among 200 There In ;i previnu~ ruling. !he Cost nf Living Council. created by Presidt nt Nixon to fnrmul:iite policy fnr appl~·ing the "·age- priC'e free1.P, said in effect that only tr.:t('hl"ri: "'hn werP alr eady tc.aching under a cnnlr;ict P>:ecu1erl hefnrt Aug. 15 enuld hil l'P .:tn~· ~al;:1r1• increase. "\'i'e need more efftcti\•e land use con· trols. We need more enliehtened publie officials. ~'t need more responsible devtlopers. And we nl!'ed a grl!'.atl!'.r * * * "It 1o1·as -and is -a good plan fnr a marina-recrl!'.altonal develnpmrnl It ".;r. not -and is not -oriented to111rird u<.e of lhe Upper Bay princi pall~· as a puhhclv ov.·ned wlldlife preserve That may be 1o1·ha t the public y:ant!. today. It Is nnl wha t the public v•ant~d 1o1 hen the plan \\'as originated and proct ssed " ·!'J: f'rom Page 1 SPYGLA SS ... Nader Report Ci tes Lael{ tin111n!; rPpnrt' nf n1·e1crnv.·d1nl! anrl dnu- ble ~ess1ons Ln the San Jna']tlln d1slnrt anr\ drn1:inrl -h.1· pPl!tinn nf 2.'i pPrrPnt nf the arra res1dPnt s -lo hP .:inn"XPrl lo I'•:ewport-:vlr~.:i. ~1r' Rlark ('nnflrmrrl. :"\e1o1·pnr1 ·f.-le.~a nff1ci;<ls have wcinrlered ;i ln11tf 11·h;it th1~ "n11\d mrnn . 111 1·ie\1' of !hf.' ~fil!.000 ;i: ll'<tr annrxill 1nn iwn;;l!1 . Of Contr ol on Ope11 Lm1d They are a.i;k ing the OrangP Cnunl.v Counsel fo r an npintnn of 1o1·hat d1fferen{'e 11'nuld re ~ult ~hould the Sa n Joaquin D1~t.rict be unified By BERNARD HURWITZ .l•-ltt.11 """' Wrl!t r SAN P'RANCJSCO -A new Ralph Na.der report says that control~ over dl!'velopment of Calilom1a 's rema1r11ng ope.n land art!'. "virtuall y non-ex.isttnt.' Pa rt tv:o of a Nader task force's t+ month study rl!'.!eased \\lednesday also calls for an tnd to prope.rty ta1at1on or a major over haul of th!!'. ta z system to halt land developmen t gpeculatio n. f'rom Pa,ge 1 REPLIES ••• ag Boise-Ca scade. "We rl!'.presl!'.nt them on legal matters, but thl!'.rl!'. has cert&inly been no pnlilical IOU's in thnse cases." Brown said. -"The repnrl rl!'.l'eals 1•ery little kno~·\el'lge nf Ca!iforn1 8 la1o1·." replied Sta te Controllf!r Houstnn I Fl,,urnny. HI!'. al!n said lhe sta te Land~ Commissinn. of v.·hirh he and Rt.inec-ke are mt>mbl!'rs, has n'l pnwer tn gil'e a"'a\• tid1>l and~ n~ht~ tn lncal gn\'ernment. as char;:erl in tbe Jl"ader rt>pnrl -~fl C{lmment had been issued bv Go1·ernnr Rl'lnald Rl'ap:an. berause he: hasn't yet read the rt pnrt his aides said. lcehreak Ship Se t 'i\'A!'H[\'(,T(l;\ 1l"Pl 1 Lnr~hl!'td Sh1phuill'i 1ni:: &: f'rin.<.trurt1nn Cci a subs1diarv nf WkhePd A1rrraft rrnp , ha~ be:en. awarded a S&2.7M.Ol\O contraft to build "the v.nrld-~ mn~t pn11·f'rf1 1l icebreaker" the tr;in~pnrt 8 t1nn rlf.'part· ment anno unced \\'pdne~da~ The V()-fnnt. 12.MO-lon Yf'Ssel. \1·h1rh will be the llrst add 1ti11n ((! thr> ict break- lng fl P.et sine!!'. 1954. i~ t >:~cted to be in coAst guard ~er1·ice by l!l7 4 OlAM•I COAST' DAILY PILOT Ot .. lllC.l CO•ST l'\JI Ll!"l"C. COMl'lf'<Y 1;,.~0 .i N. w,,,j flrft G .. I '"" flVOll1/\'r J ot~ l . Cv•lty \l•<C fl•Uod..,t • .., C._,ol Mt~•tot T"'•"''' ICtt•il (Gl1t>r Tho..,•• A. M urri1'11~• M&-0 ~) E~•!l)r L '•+t r K"•9 "'--' IN<~ City E,~ ... Mo..,.,. 8"c~ omc.. ]])) N1w,Grl l i.ul tvoril Mi lli "'"'''••••: ,,0. Iii• 117S. •11.•1 Offler Otftws (al1 /Mii U0 IN•• 81V Sire.I UI""" .... c"· 12:' ~.,.. .. , ,111· ... vt Mu!tU .. tl ' 141(~ llt l:t l lOC~ 1"'1it'Vl 'I' ~ c.i-i.: JO! NDr'ffo I I C&"'I"" l!tll ., ... ,, ••• 17111 ... 2.1111 Cl..tftl4 "'""'" .. ••1·1171 Thi!'. report s ay~ many cn nn1cts of in- terl!'.St at the state and local gnvemmen· tal le1·el s hamper prn per land mana.~e· ment Local go1'ernmtnt,c., •·more cnncernrd u-ith attrac!1ng builri pr;; for tax ba"e purposes than with sale!~'. ha1·e imposrd fev.' meaningful standards and little en- forcl!'.ment." the report claim s. The lack of planning and regulation n[ ne.w housing development is endangering v.·hat remains of the state's open land, said tht. siudy. Tht task force called fnr res1gnatinns of all officials regulating n a tu r a ! resources. utill!!PS, forestry prartict~ and real estate v.·ho hal'e direct nrcupational ctlnfl ic1s of inte rests "'ith regulated in- dustries. Attornty R ober ! F" e I I in e t h. whn d1rec1erl the st11rl v . .<.aid !h;'I! inean~ "'that. proba bl.v a ma,i0rity of n1an y hn;in1s should rPstgn " \'annus st ate and frrl er.:il ;u?i>nc1r~ 11·hich s11pposl'rll.1· prn1·1rle n1·er-::il l rn- ,·irnnmrnt;il prntPrt1nn ;ire ;it hPc.t m::ik- 1ng ·ge<.tures·• 1n that d1 rec1ion. ~.iid !he report ll cri!1rized thP state Rr~nurces A~en· ('\' fl'lt nn! hr1n,1: a · P"hrrrnan b11! a pt1bl1r rpl;il1"nS nr~an1 11111nn '· "hn~e m~in purpnse 15 to gag d1 otse11t by 01hrr dPpanmen!.<. · ThP en1 irnnmrnt .~rrtn" to fil1r slud1P~ r l.t"<.tllr:it1nn 1 nnrrrn and rnnrmflUS p1lhllr111 ."" drrlarPd thr !;i ~k fnrrt:.' 11h11P !hp l;ind intrrP}!<. krrp n,t:t1l nn !~kine ;i i\ !hf' . .-.n1\. m1nrral<._ ,eras.-. ;ind 1tmbl'r that 1hr1 plr;i•p _ 1nrurrtng cn~t.-. !h;it nthpr;.. 11111<.t hr;ir Thi' ~t11rl1 "·~1rl !h;i1 hrr;iu"e Plff'r!11 P rrn!r;il1irr\ i:,ri1·rr11111rnt rnn1rnl o\·pr J;ind pl;inrnng .oirP l;<r~1nc. l1er1~1nn;; u~uallv ;ir,. ]I'[! tn l,,r~I rnntrnl -rle~rribrrl ;i ~ · thP rlr\·rtnpPrc.' hl'"t (npnrl brr.tu<.r n! lhe ell~gert .<lJ~CPp!1b1l1!\ nf ,<.urh of11rials tn 1nfli1en rP Tn be m1>.1n1n,cful. s;11rt !he l;i ~k fnrrr ;i ,<.t,;t f.' n1•prsprr tn prnmn!e rffert11f, bi-neflc111I u~P nf nprn land 111ust be ahle to monitor th• l"iL.<.l;i\11·,, and P:..rcu\11 e t'lran<'h!"s nn bl'hall I'll !he ,cener;<I publ1r in1 Prf <.t S11rh an a2rnrl' n1uq hp frPe Qf cnnfl1cl nf intrrr~! prnh\em.-. nf ;ipp<iLntpc.-. :ind 1n pu inrmanr• nf rlu11,.s. 1! n1ur.t hal'r the nght nf sanctio ns or pn"rr of maklnl:! neces~.:iry .<.trurtural chan;::e~ and ha1e ma ss ive s1affin,c !\!rs BL1rli 11oted that a succes.,,ful un1f11;itlon might make matters 11·nr~e fnr the re s1drnts of the nf.'"' h1\l t0p hnn1P~ !'l;:rtP !;:iw prnv1rlP!' a "fre1>ze " 1n ari~ bnunrlarv chani'PS 0f a nrwly nrJ!a niz.Pl'i di~tnct fnr ;; J)("rtnd l)f fi1·p ~ears. The fame law hil". been rrsponstble fnr Sad- dleback CnllrgP Di~tncl's rf'fu~al 1n r h;;n.c.e \he rnltr,1ie bnundary \\'hich 11f- f P<'t.' -lllO f;;im l1 1es h1 in (,! tn !hr RrPn Jle1·elnpment. a s1one 's throw lron1 Sp1·etass Hill:oi. That hnundar\' rlesr·repancy rr:;ullr!I 11h>'n l\'p"·f}('rt-!\fr~J anrl San Jnariu1n r<'ached agreement nn a bnundar~' .<.hlft !n 1nt0rpnralp all nf !hf' BrPn nf'l'{'lllpmrnt -Harbnr \'1e"· Hnrnrs. At the timf.'. Sarl- dlrb;;ck Cn[lpge dl."trirt 11'::1,<. beinJ'( fl'ln1l· ed and cn1.dd nnt pa r·!iclpate in tl1e ~witch \\'l!h !hp frP,PZE' in pffrrl, Cni:i~t r o\IPce f1 1cf nrt. h;;~ hPf'll un;:ible In ahp.l'l 1!• h(\1111rl;irirc. through lhP Bren tr.i<'l 111th 1hn°,P f1' 1hP uniflPrl di~trirt ,\J r• R\::trk !'.11rl th;i1 1n thr r;;~p nf !hP Sri o;:l;i•• rlp1·plnpm1>nt. ~ nr wl~· fnrmPd 1r11nP !'n1firrl rl1,o;tnc1. 1f ;ipprn1·pd hv 1ntrr•. rnulrl rrlr;i~P !hP :i:rra In ri1ie.-.11nn tn \'r11port \lr";:r. if ~nmp ;irr;in~rn1rnl rnulrl hr rnarlP nvrr the !=.l:ite School Bu1lr\1nt.t !-\1nrl ff'p;1,1·n1rn1 A San ,J(\a11u1n riff1r1;il c.a1<1 1\1!h ;i lnurh of i;:lt>P. •-\\'p'll g:l ;:irllv tr<1rl1> 1hP Sp~ cl;i~~ prnren.1 111th ;\<'11 pnrt '.'llP~a 1f thry'JJ g1vl!'. us back :Xewpnrt Crntcr." Planner s Oka'" . (;o. l\1ap A tr.lrt n1;ip for a ~2 5 1nrll1nn ~11h. d11·1c:inn by thP !r1·1nP lnmpan.1 nf ti II .:i rrP' :riln ,;4 ~1nglP-fam1l,I' hf'mP~ w;i ~ ;ipprn1·prJ h.1· the Nrw pnri F\p;irh Pl;inn1nµ rnn1mi~i:inn . The nrv.• !iuhdiv1~1nn. lnratrd JU~r nnrth nf thr .~cwpor1 Rearh Trnn1,, Cluh :it 25n1 F:a~1hl11ff nr . 1~ .:in PXt<'n..-1nn nr Thr P.\uffs flf'1·elnpmPnt It \\'111 .:i\!in fpa t11re a trnni~ rluh :irr;i, a R.rf't'n arra :inrl ;i m;iin!enanrp :<rPil . Abnu t !1 hnmes in !ht> dPl'l!'.lnpm!'n! ari> estim<1lf'd to rost $41.000 In S5tnon. w1rh fho rf'm.linrl Pr riln1-?in g 'frnm $.lOJIOO tn S~.000. according to !hi! Irvine Company. Joh Pla n OK'd Battin Casts Lone County No JI ote A ftdl!'.rally back Pd $2 8 m1ll1nn employ- ment program tha1 11·111 prnrirle JObs for some 300 unemployed 11·nrkers 1n 0ran~e Cllunty wrnt to thl!'. cnun1.1··_.. drr~rtmP.nt. ht ads fnr 1mplemen1at1nn \\"ednr . ..-rlay Ol'e r the o!:iiert1nn~ of Super1 \5ors Chairman Rnl>ert f\Rt!ln Af11'r hPar1ni;: R;i!tin romrl:11n of too ma n.\ rh u~ls and not enough Jnd111n$,"0 lhe btlard voted ~ \() I to hire th!!' 23 v.orkers i;i.·ho "·ill be th' ad1 an re guard of 30ll ne11• n1ml'~ «>n !hi!' munt~··s pi!~' rnll Thf' fir.~1 13 11·nrktr~ "Lil ~ ,11 ~s1,11nPd II\ th• rnunty's pPrsnnne1. adm1n1~1 ra!1 1 f' and aw11tn;.cnnt rnll•r rl11 1~1nn~ tn h•lp pl;i n ut1hi,1111nn nf Pr!"~1drnt :"-.1\nn s an11· 1inrmpln1 n1-n1 fTl"il~urP anrl ;i,~~tl!n f'l1i:1- blf' un~mpk•)'"ri In rn11n!1 1l'lh..- B.ttt in part1C"11l:ir)I ~i1;i~ k,,rt I h I' df'rtS1nn f(I .;~~1~n 14 fl! thP 2~ an11h q~ tn 1hl' pl'r ~rinnl'I dtr;irtinr nt 1'hr>v'1 ~ i 11t l!ni th' rr,,11m nit \hi' tf'lp .lnd 1hP\ Jll~I don ·t nPl!'d this n1an} workt:rs In ('lperalf' lh1o; pro~r11n1." ht ~R !d. Ba1i1n·~ pie.a fnr the board In pr r~nnall,v nperAtf' The prngr;im ··;ind rut nul .<.n mRn.v raper $;hufflrrs'' "·as rP- jPr!l'rl "·1th !ht rlPri~inn by nthf'r tinarrl n1Pmher~ !n 1.:iunch ;i progr11 m lhllt ma l' h;i1 P mn."t nf the 300 1York('r!I picked In rni1nly 1nh.\ hy L11hor D,11.y. Tht-cn11nt~· prnl{Tt1m is p;irl of a Sli mllllnn alln<'At1nn to Orange Cnunt~· by the federal gorernm('nt unde r the recenlly authnr1zl'd 11 nTi-unrmplciymrn! measure. SL>. Orani;:e Cnunty cilir~ includ in,I? Hun- ting/on Rr11rh h;irp recei1·,d separa!t ,1:r11nt : 1\•ilh !he instrurt inn~ th,11t thrir h1rin~ rl;i n'( m11•1 nnl rnnflict "'ith lhl' in- drpendenl rnunl~ proi;:r;i.m ~Ins! nf !hP JO!)~ C'l'l"<ltf'l'i 11 111 l'tf' Ln !hr> r l•r11•al. .1n11 pl'ltlutinn . ii:rrier8l manu~I ;i rirl f1r1> .-inrl fnrl'$frv rl11·1•1nn~ 1t 1o1a\ nnt ert h1 lhe bnarrt \\'{'r!11 esda1 th11t the Or.iin~e ('nu n•~ \lerlu::;il C:Pnt er ha~ open- 1 n~~ fnr at Jt a.~t 60 nursi ng iudes lllid orderl!P~ N eivport Inspector Gets T1ia11ks Upo11 Retire111e1it Hn1\'(>\'rr. m:in.v ln,·:il auth11r1tiP '( fl'el f'"_lifnrn1a le;1chcr~ still do not qual1f\ for raJl'f'l' t 'ndrr a 11~11-r111v interprc_l;itin n 111 the fr1!rral 11 .1i.:r rree1.e re,Eul:itions, school ;:1tlr11·nr.1·~ ;ind !nc-:'ll and rrginn;il lrderal 11Hir1al.c; ;ire hnlfl1ng thal ;i flnst> rr;irling nf the (lif1c·e of ~:rnrr~Pncy l'rep;iredne.~s rrgulalinns prohibits the pay raise:oi fnr lParhcr.~. B.1· L. r~:-rF:R f\nJf.G 01 !~1 O•llv P1101 !!flt Hrrb Thnmp~nn h.:trl 1u,<.t slun g ;i siri,. of brP! nn tn .; r.:ick 1n h1.i; btJlcher ~hop d11..,,·n thP Ocr;:1n frnnl from cit~· h.tll one day 11•!i"n h1.~ lr1rnr1 . .l1rn SPg;i l. the ,.1r1>rl sup1>r1n1rnr1Pnl , 11•;i.llirrl 1n · llf' w;i s rl1 :<;::u..-tcrl." Hrr)J i'ill rl . "I'm n(ll s11rP 11111. hll l hP r;i me ~tol'm1n' in :ind ~il1rl ,-.;r1' rnrt Rr.:ich nrPdrr1 .; rar- pP111rr. \\'hi' (inn'\ [ ]1'.:l ITI\" pli!Ce .:tnci r0rnr tn \1nrk fnr thr r111· ·· H~rh •.iul hr w.t~n·t rrt1I h;ipp1· rll'l1n' 11h1t h" 11:1' rln1n ' ~n hr 1hn11~hr f1n 1T. <1'1d t1111 rl;iv~ t.ilf'r lracrrl h1i; ~hnp anrl v.l'nt rn 11·•1rk f'lr lhP rll1 .\n1·hurl1 11hn rrmr•n1hrr~ 11·11rri r11\' h-'1 11 11:1~ "" thr Or·r;in Frnnt knnll'~ 1h;i! 11 ;i~ .10 1r.i r, :icn Jlf'rh · Thn1np•on rpt1rr~ Frirl::i1• ;intf 1·r~1r>r<l;i\ 1he r111• th.:inkrd him fri r the p;i<t lhrf'r (!rr·:idr< Thr1· d•d 11 in ;i .~Jlf'r·1;i! ~on nf ",:11· t"rr·.1i; l11rr1rrl rhr r1r_1· 1·;i rr! nn ~11prr1nr ti.1 rn11" 1111n .i h;inriurt h;ill ilnd rnr'lr" 1h;:iri 21\11 fr1r11ri< nnrl c~"·nrk"r.<. c.:1mp rn J11f'l rh In p~1· !nh11 tr !n Hrrh 11hn h.:irl 1rnr krrJ hi~ 11'.:t_I' ur to j::POf'r;iJ ,i;rrr1r('~ 1n~nrr!r'lr \\'11h h1.i; ll'lf ... ,\I nv• ll'ho h.:iprwn" fn h<> r0:1r p r111r[ R ,),1r11r.-. [;l;i1·;i~· S"r- t'Plilrl' ;i t hit slrlP Hrrh 11~/Pll~rl (!)'; tl'"~" whri knnw him hr•! 1rld rn1 1n!lr~~ . ..-tririt>< HP 111.•n ~OT lhP k1nri nr rlrrr rifle he h;io .1!11•.:i1·, ll'llfllf'rl "\\'I' ri1rl11·1 i:11·e vnu Rnr ::irnn1n, j1 1~1 tn n1.:i kr .<Iii"" 11e ~ll l!e t nut of here safe." inked long-t11ne pal Hu~o Condry, the a1nomnt1 \'P )';hop .~11per1ntenrlent, Af!rr the c·rrrm11n1P~. Herb talked abn ut 1hn•p rarly <l.:t y.i; "'1\.fy first jnh was to bu1!d some shed~ whrrp lhP R;ilhot1 Ray Cl11h is now."' hr rrr·;<Jled ··Th.:i t'i; whrrP thp srhonn l!'rs "P1nnrrr" .1nr! c;o(!dwill" tlrrl 11p anfl 1hr1 r r rpws nrl'rlrd .~n111 " ~tnr·il.Qf' sp.tce." RrfnrP lhr>rp w;ic: ;i R11' Cl11h. 1hr r1 t1- •11r11rd p1·npr1·tv w ;;ii; lrasrrl for d(!rk or;i r•p In :i 1111111her n[ <:,11l1n g 1•rs.~rls . Th.~ Tlinrnp..~nni; nrrn'1 :ihnul rn lr;i1·e !hf'ir h11111,-. ;1t l'l:!i ]h:u1;i ! .. 1!lf' 1'111 111~! i:o1n,Q I" l.ir :i1·r111nd :inrl <!fl 11•1t h11i,1!. 'till I 1!"1 l1rrd nf 1h;1! ·· s;:i1·.-. Hrrh "'thrn I'll think :ih1111! thr l11111rr." II" ar11I Alm.:1 ;irr i:n1ng 111 err 1111•;;1• fl n+11 I! <Ill 4·111n r c:irll' {)1·1nhrr whrn 1h<>Y sr! s;i1I fnr :i ~1rd1t ;.rr;i11c,1n rr11i<f' '1'1 p ;il~n j;!01 n1y fir<1 appl1r::i/ll'ln 1" fnr ;:rn Ar17nn;i rlr rr hu n11n.1t l1crn~r."' hP :<.:11rl, .tnr! rhanrr~ ;irt> hr n1!ghl .~pend ~rime !1me .<.talk1n,1t ;i huck nr 11\n. 111 HELSIXKl IAP l -l! S. Srn~ tlfikP !\J;insf1rlrl and F,rne~t F Hnll in~~ ;irn1·ed in Helsinki torlay nn .11 pril':iit P l'i.~11 which II Iii include :l ffi('f'fing Wilh (;('rllfd Sirn11h. he;irl nr 1hc l ' Si r!cle,1t:itinn ;ii the S1 r111Pcir• flrn1~ !.11nit;i 11nn TAiks 1SALT 1. ,\l ;1 n~r1rld s;i1rl ;it lhr riirpnrt hr wrintrd t!l 1n.1k P ··~nmc (nfj111rir<:. ;ihn\11 !hr l;ilks'' 1rhilP 1n Finl;inrl for tv.·n rl.1ys sigh1~r1>in~. . (' ~o / 1' I ' . '·' ' The Cnst or Liring C1111t1!'il r;irlirr rulrd lh;<t schnol em pln.vPs \\'hn wnrk 12 month!! <1 nd !P<1rher.~ 1vhnse l(l-mnnths and teachers whose !0-mfln1h ye ar "'ill start in Seritember ti uring thP 90-day freeze shnuld "be treated the same " This pres11mably wnu ld alln "' to pay raise fnr 1eachrrs in .c;rh(!ol districts which ,gr;in!Prl P<'Y ra i.~l'S fnr ot her emrilnyc.o; pl"inr tn the Au.1:. 15 1o1·11ge f rrr1e_ But lor;ill~·. l><'pll1v Cn11n!1• CnuncU .J;in1rs \\' llri,e::g.~. chirf nf !he srhl'J(l]S <lil'i~1nn .. ~aiti h(' "'ilS .<.t1ckin1t hy his rul- 1r1~ of Tucsrl;iv th11l leA<'her.~ ;irl' t X- cluded from all increases during !he 90- day perind. llP ci!rr! ;i (';il ifnrn1 ;i court ruling re· fJinrin.E th;i t the pay ['f'rind fnr .<.Chonl empln1 cs must correspond to !ht> v.·rirk pPnrni Thi.~ ru!i n,E prnh1hits pa yiri J,l Cal1 fnrni<t l r:ir hrr~ ovrr ;i 12-rnon1h pPrior!. hi' said, And .Jrrrv I' H;iher.~nn. l!",1.!t1l ;iri 1·iser In the ],(ls An.ce!Ps srhno! d i~trirt, s:tid ht h11r1 m('t 1o1·ith OF.I' n(fi ci;ils frnm the San Fr;incisco ;i nrl L<1s Ani;:eles /'1ff\ces and h;id bee n advi.•Pd thRt In recl"il't II p3y rai.se. empln~·f's must h;i 1'" hP<'n rPreil'ing a p:iiy raise bpforl!' th e frc,ze wtnt int(I effecl. ~!:iit e l'flici :ii ll' in Sacraml"ntn \'ISerl lnr;:1I srhnl'll r\1.~!ric!~ Jn te;icher i;alary incre:i:ses unti l fu~inn is resnlverl . \ \ .1-¢ hRl't' 11d- postponl!'. the con- SOFA BED SALE! i \ QUEEN SIZE Ol FULL SIZE • 00 . 00 Now 299.00 e i h"'' .!l rll ""'J tomfort1bl1 sof1 bi ds f or 1itt in9 "'" 1l111f in 9 . e A wide l&ieclion o f1bric1 •nd color to chooie fro m. I l '.'ll'l!oi1-+-~++il-+-"'+-... "'!o!o!o++'"'~o!+~+-+'lif • ' .. -----' - You r fovnritf inlr rior dtsipntr u•ili ht horr11 to a,t(i.~t J1n11 ..• PROFES SIO N~ .J' GARRETT f U.RN IT~l~S R BOR BLVD COSTA ME SA, CALI F. 646-0275 646-0276 INTE RIOR DES IGNERS Open Mon ., Tllur1. & ~r l. l~M. •• Costa Mesa Today's Flnal EDITION N.Y. Stooks VO L 6~. NO. 203 , 4 SECTIONS. ~8 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TEN CENTS Riot E1·upt s h1 Soledad Court Case SAN FRA NCISCO (U PI \ -A hr11rinR for th!: tv.•n su rv1v1ng "Solei:!ad Brnthers·· ~ruptP<l 1ntn a i;;hnufini: melf'I" lndav "·hen the mnther nf """ nr the pnsnner!S beRan E.Creamin~ at the jud~e. The pol ice r1nt squad w11~ C'Rll('rl in ;ind clearer! 1he cnur1room, using clubs 10 mnve the ('rowd oul The nlother of defenrl::int .Jnhn Clut· chetle began shnutinR al Superior Uiurt Jud~e C.irl Allen from the specl;itnrs sec- tion. \\'hen a b::iiliff moved towards her ln remove her from the room, a mal!: spec· tator rose and interceded. At !hat po int the pol ice riot squad, 11·hich \.\-"as i;tanding hy during !ht pro- ceedings bec11use. of earli er v1nlrnce, moved in with cluhs and cleared Qu t specl.:1lnr.~. \\'omen in the <:rnwd wrre \\'Cc.ping and scream!ng rhat lht'.11 h;u1 bcrn bra!en. Clulchette and f'\cela DrLimgn wcrl! rh::irged :1lnng 1vi!h black rr11nlulionary Geor,i:e ,Jack~on with hurl ing a J;uarrl at Soledad SLale Prison over a third -floor balC'ony ro his death last .vear, .lackson was 'killed in S;:in Quenli n P riso n·s escape attempt last Saturday, (Earlier slor.1'. Pa ge RI. Clu!rhC'lte rind Drurncn. sl'parrih:.rl !rnm !he -"Pl'C'!:itnrs hy thP bul\e1·proof gltiS-", wC're qu iC'kly "'h1sked lo hold ing cell s. Tndti.v·s· hearing had Ileen ... rt hy Allc11 nn TuE>sd;iy alter he. ordered the trial jud~e rti Mlualified. About a dn7.en officers fnu,i:hl. ~·i!h a dn7.en male and female SPf'clators . \\'1th clubs and f1srs. they dr,n·p the 7(1 11pt>c- t.:it 11r.~. nev.•smen and olhers from the rnurtronrn. Tv.·n ynun~ blac k men , h!ccdinF: frnm he.:irl 111011ncls. wrre t;iken through !hr i;:las~ parti!ifln hy nffirer.~. The mf'n wrre J'lrugg!ing and ll;irl In llr lilkro by fnrcP . nrumgn"s rnnthrr. Mr.c;, Inez Will iam,;, \l"ilS in thP ~pf'r!il lflr sf'r!inn, but lrft WPrpinJ: early in 1hr prrieerdin):!s. She '-''as nnr al!nwf'd bark 111 and w11s nnl the rP "'hrn lhe incidrnl hroke nu!. Clu!rhrttP·_.. mnthPr, l\1rs. Doris Mllx· ti.·ell, n1adr !hr nu1bursl 11f1 er .Judge Allen h::id drnicd a defense offer of proof thnL lhr two men "'ere beaten al San Quentin µrisnn ;if1er 1 hC'~' were ret urned following Tue~d;iy·:;; herinn c. Thr \l'nm;in ~·rllrd: "[ rhrr~rrl n111 Ill 2·S5. The1• .c.:11• ir h;ipprncd hrfnrr that ' Shr 11.·a_.. · rrfr.rrin,I:' In !hr [ilrt tha! shP v.·a_.. onr nf !hr l:is l \'isifor.c 1"1!'il Saturrl.:111 hrfr.rr !hr r~<'<IPf' ::illrmpt in '>''hirh Jarksnn PJJrl 111 P nthrr~ died Thr rnurlrfW"1rn w:i~ sp!altrrrd 11.·1 th blood ac :i '"~ulr 11f 1he f1~ht1ng Oet'-'·een pnhr·e and sprc1a1ors Nation l{cco rd s Fourt11 Straight Trading Deficit \\'ASHlr\C.TON 11;r 1 I -Thr U.S. foreign iradf' rl1>rirtt -;i ma Jnr fartnr in Pre5idenl Nixon 's ne1\· f'eonom1r program _ cnn!1nuPd inln a fn11rth mnnlh in .!uly, thP lon.:esl stretch in thf' natinn·s history. fl 11.·;i~ di~clnsf'rl 1ncla_r. The t:-Omrnf'rce T>eparlmrnl rePf!rll'd lhP Un1terl Sillies 1mporlP.d S.104 .1 million more lrnm nther cnuntrie:i; lhan it ~hip· ped ahrnad in .July. r;iising lhP tradr defici t to S67fi 4 million for the fir st se11en n1onths nf th!:' yl'ar. Nixon·~ nrri,c;ino In lrt the dnl\ar "Onat .. on the inlcrnational markrt itnd tn impose a 10 J"ICT cent l;:iriff on a wide array nf impor1 s "'as taken lo allevialt. the· deficit problem . Mes a Man Held In Flag Abuse A Z."1-yea r.fi\d Cosla Mesa electronics ASSl'mblPr was arrested Wfflnesriay night "" charges nf ritflte~ating lhe Amer!C'an F'laR aflrl possessing a re. 1t ricl rri drug . ' Police ~rtld thev wcol lo lht ;11partmen1 of f)l'nve r Floyrl -t-.fill ~. 2.1, of l:l-4 W. Wj\. son SL. where They spo!!erl 110 American f lap: rlrapNI n\/Pr the 1111ing room winrlow •nrl annt.her nne 11std a.~ a ch.~1r cover. V.'hlle. phntngraphln~ tile flag~ for rv\ denc", pnhrr nHir{"T"~ .5ajrl they ;i lsn •potterl a rap~u!e for which Mills had no pr,.~cripl1n". Offi~r11 1u11d lhti rlag1,1, •ere "soiltd, r11r1y . !nrn 11nd f!llled ·• LUMBER AND STUFF PILES UP AT WANDA KLIPPEL'S PLA CE One Min's Junk May Be 11 Woman'1 New Home in tlie Desert Toft' er Me.sll lT1 ornun Ordered lo Clean L1p A rost.::i t-.fesil Y.'oman v.•hn AllcgPd)y liVf'S behind a w111! nf lra.~h f>fl feel rleer And Sf'\'en fret hii:h "'as given .111 rl;i ys Wednesda.v tn clean up her properly nr hrive !hf' cily clean ii. up for hrr. Orange Cnun!y Superior Cnurl .!urlgc .! ET. "Ned"' Rutll'r wa s told hrlnrP is.~uing his r11f ing thal \'!.~Jt.nr·s tn the home of Mrs. \V:irlde l\l1pprl. 200~ Mryrr P!ace, Pntcred the hnu.~e through tunnels in the tower ing p1 lf's rif rrash . Fire Marshal Kenneth I.. Bl:i;ik.:in rll"scribe-d the accumulation of tr;ir-h as ;i ''n1onumentat fire hazard" And 11 "'Cl.~ pointed oo t that Mrs. Klippel has a\sn lnng been in violat ion of city and .~tale hralth <'nrles. Judge Rutt.er ll.~l..t>d dunn.: the hr;irm g if a ~e.ven-ton De.mpsPy truck 11.·nulli he suf11r1cnl. ln c;iri awav lh" tons or lr;i~ r ilt>d up ;i t the Kl ippel hnmP. Hr was rn)tl hy city riff1c1ar.~ that it w11uJd take Al lrast .~rvrn of the vehicll's t.o cle;ir the pro pcrt.1· ,\Ir.~ l\J1ppr! rxpla1nrd rlurlni;: !hi' hr;ir- ing 1t1;it ;;hr 1nlrnds 1n b111 lrl ii home 10 !hp rlr>sPr! ;inrl th;ir lhP inan,11 p1ecr~ of li11nhrr anrl ::i;;;;nr tf'rl b111lding 11111lrrial~ r!lrrl 1n hrr 1•ard 11 ere to be u.~('(( ln thal rnn~lruct1•1n A.~kl'd about Jhr pile.~ of alun11num t'ffl.~ nhJerlerl ln hy ci1~· nfr1c1;il_s. she cnm- rncn!f'd· "'i\'r!I. d(){'sn'I. thr gnvprnmcnt Wilnt u~ tn save the m?" ~lr.~ l\l!pprl w.:i.c; suPd tiy both H•" r1t\1 .:inrl th r ~tatr nf Califnrnia und,~r _..1atut.c:- !h.:il rnnden1n !hP accun1ulat1on of trash as a heallh hazilrd . Nader Report Conder11ns l rvi11e B<ick Bay Swa1J ~Pvrn pa,t:c~ in R.alph Narler·~ €';..· h;ius!ive report on (' a I i In r n 1 " """ virnnmenl and drvelopmen! dP::ils 1.1·i1h lhl! proposed Upper Ne1.1·port Ra~· tidelands f'xch::inge hrlw f'rn Or;inge County ::inli the lrvint. Compan y. It is largely critical ()f the prnrosrrl dea l. Adrlit ion;illy, J\';irler'~ ferort ro<i;i~· ac- cus~ !ht. Irvine Compiln.v and o1ht.r ma- Jnr corponitions of bu.1Ping pol1!ical in- noenre lhmuirh political camp;ii~n ron· lrlbutinns. Tht. accu ... at1on v.·a.c; included in 11 hnal i;.pcfion of the m;i~~ive .. N;idrr·~ R::iic!Pr.~ repnrt nn Power and Land in California." rn rnmmenling. Nader -"ilid. ''The government of Californ ia musl be cle11n- ed up so that it can clean up Cahfnrn ia " Tht report alle11:es, "\;:ind intcres\11 ri nminat.e the campaign financin~ or kr.v committee chairmen. statewide nHice holdl!rs, ;:ind impnrt.11nl Inca I n£firi ::il s." I.he report ~aili. 11. allf'.~ed (iov. Rnnald Restgan received 70 per cent nf hi., fun - ding from these sourcex. Thi! study aUe~ed !he maJnr polilicti l conlributnrs 11!1 Snuthem PArlflr, TPn· nern. Tejnn Ranch . the Irvine (",nm pany, K11iser Industries, Pacific G<1s & f:le<'lnr Company. St 11 n d a rd 011. And Tr8Jlsameric.R Tille ln.~uranrP Cnm pR n.\' The s::imf, firms. the rcporl clAi mrrl, "appeat l'f'peAtedly in nur !ituriy 11s rcci- pien~ of massive pubti<' i;uhsiriies. 113 t1buser!i o( the environmenl. A i'I beneficiari es nf ta:r break.~. and as un- precedented \'in1 At.ors or numf'rnu!'; la1.1·.c; " Irvine Company -"f10 ke smf'n t!)rlay. denied that their pol itic11l rnnlribu lions - which werl?. deS<"ribPrl 11~ mndci::t - boup:hl them 11ny IA vnr~. "More ionin11: Vilrian<'e5 ;ind rel::ix;i r1nn nf rule..'\ thRl Affecl our en vironment hR1·e been gri\n teti tn ~mflll rlcvlnperc nr in· dlvidual~ 1han h11 ve evPr hcnrfltted CIUr comp~.,, .. , !hr ranr.h P.icerutive said, "\\If' : 1rry rnnfidcn1 we c!ln sl.11nrl ·- nn n11r rri·nl'd nri th1~ rn ;!ltrr" The ~turly ,11u1hnrs s:1 1rl rx1~l1np, laws rnncernini:; rampi11gn r-nnlriOu!1on.~ are "wor thlr.s~." It s:1id t·nm p;in1r , c<in h1rlr thrir ;imnu nL nf supf}Ort hy tn.:ikin):! riupl1cate rnntr11>uunn5. Li ke"'ISl'. thf' N;ider rPpor f, r-::iy~. lnb- by1ng "lhr11·cs in sritl'. of :,.!rmpl.el'i rPJlul::it.1nn " ~tatr l ;i1v~ .re 11 11 1 r i n i;; fli srJnsurP n( 11rli11i!ies "15 ponr!.li rlrllfted. 11nenlnrrM and ignored." ll _<;;i1rl !;ind in- ll'rci;.l.~ "ha1•e ll total of zi'l 1nbb\'l~!s. who 'in 1970 reported spend in~. hy nur r;;IC"ula - linn -". ove r S.lli millinn. averaginJl more thiln 1-.10.000 per le~islatnr_" The N;irler sllirly s;iid th111 in .lrlrli!inn lo sl.ate-level reforms, "a complete rebuih1ini: of local g'lvcrnme-t" is necessary. The ltx'al property lax i;hnuld bP climinllll'd ht'c;u1se il i~ a .. political tax " th::i! has a "perverse" impact. Nader's repnrl nn the lnn.1i-Oeha!.ed Up- per Ne wport B::iy land swap came under a .~crtinn tillerl, "Estuaries: C:nnvcr.~inn and Lrlss." H pr in<'ipally <'nvrrf."!d rnn1en!l .. ni;. lhAt have !on..: been dcbatp-d in Oran~P. County ('nnrt.rnini;:: lhe propose d tidelAnrl:r; ex· C'hllnf!e . Thi~ pn1nl. rtidn'I 11:0 unnoticed !n .. fr\·1ne r.xecuti1e ()fficr.s. ~,..,. nf the ma1n Nailer points 1ncluded : -Cri!icism tha t. the cnuntv "'ould Ml ~el !he proper \'lllUf' fnr lands given tn lhe Irvine. Company in exchange ~or titlel::ind~ izr;interl ID Jrv1ne. -The ner-c~s1 ty or r('l;un1ns: Upper Newpnrl Bay as ii ~·1lrll1fr sanctuary r11ther than rnnver!in,c. 1t inlo a bo:it harhnr and rcrrC'a l1nn;il arp11 -Thf' f;ir! lh11! lhr $1.;i\c 1.'.1nd:r; Com· mi..,~ion hnd rr fuM'd tn Ar.I nn the llrlP lAnds e.xrllr+n~P riunni;:: tht. Ari· m1n1~1ra1rnn nf r.n~" f:dm11nd G. "rar• 8rnwn bol h;id Approved the 8"'AJl later (S(r NADER REPORT, Pa,e !) .. ' "· Moose Club Raided Mesa Police Charge Ga1nbling B~· Tl'.:RR \' COV ILLE 0! !~I 0 111>" P'tlo! ~tlll Olfu·rr.• from 1hr fnst;i Mesa Poltrt Ocp:irlml'n! anrl 1hP Alcnhnlir Revera_ge Control Bn;ird r~idrd the Cns1a J\.1esa l\·11l(lsr Lodge \\'erlrirsdil,\' niJ,tht , con- fisC'alin,i: two pinhall machines and hun· '1rcd~ of J8Ck-pol-pool card.~ and dice cards. "\Vr will seek in i:.;demeannr ~ilmblin~ c-har,i:cs against !he lodJ,te. and po~sihly a fel ony complaint for Cflnspiracy." Delee· l:ou11ty Ol{ay s Job Progra1n In 4-1 Vote A lrrlPrally harked f;2 II milhnn emplny· n1cnt prni;:ram thal "'ill prn\'ide job.~ (or J;fl!Tlf' .100 uncn1pln.\'Crl "·nrkrrs in Ort1n~e Cnunly wcnl tn lhe ('nuot~1·s department heads ff"!r implrmentatinn Wednesday· nvcr the (lhjrctioni;. of Super\Pisnr.oi Ch:iirn1:in Hnhert. Bt1ltin . Afrf'r hearing Ballin C'omplain nl "!no 111;u1.11 <'h1C'f-" anrl nnt ennug-h Ind ians," lhe !Ylard 1·ntrrl 4 1n 1 In hire thP 2.1 v.·nrkP r.oL \1 hn will hr the arl 1 anr·!' ,t:u11rrl nf ~no ne1v nil nlP.S nn the count~ 's pay rol l. ThP f1 r_<;f 2.1 "·nrkers "·ill br as~iJ::nrrl tn lhr t'OUnl~ 's persnnnrl, admin islri!tlve and ;:iuditnr-rnntrnl\er rii1•1s1ons !n help pl~n utili7.allon nf Prf'sident Nixnn"s anti- unemployment me.asure and assign eliKI· ble unemp!nyed (n cnun1y jnbs. Rll ll!n particul il rly Rllacked I h P. rlrcisinn to assign 14 nf 1he 2.l analysts t(l lhe rwr.~nnnel rlcp::irtmenl. "They·re cul· ling 1he crrarn nff the lrip and lhey ju.~t. rinn 'I need 1his mAny "·orkers to opcra rt tt11s program." he s;iid. H:itnn·.~ pll'<i for !hr boa rd 1n pr rson;illy nper11re /he prn~-r;im ";ind rut nut so n1an.v paper shufflers" "'as rP· jrc!ed 11·ifh lhe rlrri~inn h,\I nth!'r board n1C'mhe.rs tn lallnch ll program lha1 ma y h111•e most of Thr :ion wnr"kers picked in county jobs hy Labor Oay. The C'OUnty program is p;irt nf a Ji; m1l11on 111lncatinn In Orilng~ County by thP frdf'ral J::O\'rrnment, undrr the. recently aulhnri~erl 11n1i-unrmplnyrnC'nl measurr Six Oriln,l:'e Coun1.v cities inrludinj? HUn· l1ni:tnn RPach ha1·e rPrPivl'<i !'('par11!P. J!ranl -: 11.•1\h thC' in..,!ructinn~ that their lunng plans mu~! 001 rnnfliC't 11.'llh the 1n- rlrpr11rlrnt rnunty program. \Inst or the Jnh.~ crPilterl 11.•111 he in lh,. f'IPrir;il. .:inl1 ·pollu11nn. i;:enrral manual anrl f11·r ::inrl fnrrstr.1• rliv1sion~. !I 11.·11 ~ nntrrl h\' 1 hr hn;ird \\'l!clncsd;i}' lha! ltir. c11·11ni:,. 'cn11n1,,. \lf'rl1cat Cro1rr hiis nprn· 1rg.~ frir al leas~ fill nur sing aides ;ind nrdf'r!1e~. Rape, Exposure Dottin~ Mesa's Police Blotter Two allcget1 r;ipe.~ anrl twn indecent 1'..X· rn~urr 1n1'1<lenl~ werP. reported lO Co~la ~1P.~ll Pnlire V.tectne!ldily . A 22-vear-old cashier told police sht 11.·~s ~rabtwd ;it kn!fl'po1nt about 10 p.m., 10 thr ::illr.v bch1nrl 2!lfi!J W;illace SL, by an unidrn11ficrl 1nale 11.•ho ra~d her. Anothrr girt. 11 19·ycar-fl1d .c;C'amstres~. lnlrl police that a co-worker or her h11shllnrl'.~ fnrccrl his \\'RY into her 11p;irl · mrnl enrl put an open pocke.l knife. tn her lhroal. She said lhr m;in pu..,hcd her lnlo her berlr!)Om, where he tied her hRnds with her own pant.." and gagged her mouth with a pillow cl!Sf'. She said he began tn rape ht>r when A knQCk on the door scared him AWa.V. Pntict> .~::i ld twn lnrlecenl exposure. in- volvi ng the "l'.ITI" man. were rtl!IO re.porlP.d \\lf'dnP.sf1;i_v. The first wa!I about 8 p.m .. nn Platlr Orive A 11).year-nld boy and hi!! ll·yf'::ir-nlrl .~iStf'r were called nver to a .,111a n ·~ c;ir wherf' the man asked them the. localion nf ,Jpnn ifer Street. The chi!· rlrf'n said lhe m11n OJ>f!flerl his ~wim tn1nk~ Md exposerl himself while. talking, then drove nff. The l\cco11d lnt.1dcnl happened Al R::10 pm , nn Harbor Boulevard al Vi ctoria Street , poli<'e sairl. A mnther and her J4- ve11r-nl ri daughter werr. ridinjl lhe1r h1cy1·lc~ when ;i m;in rlr ivi njl on Vintnri11 A1>kcd thern the loca l1f)n of \\'11i;h1ngtnn SI reel The mother s<1id "hi! d1rin 't ""li<'t 11•h11t th' m;in was wearini; at the Ume , hut hr. clrovr h~· vl'ry ,;lowly • few mnmrnt" lrilt.r 11nli 1;he sew he was com- !llc le.ly naked. -..... !Ive Sgl. .1:1ck Calnnn. !i;J!d lnd ar. 1'\o individuals havr been :irrtsted and nnnp will bf' until rurrher 1nvrst1ga!ion 1s made. thr Co~!a r.1e::;11 nlf1C'Pr adrit'd . He dof's nn1 expccl In ask !he district allnrnE'~' to hnni: c·i1<•rj!•'~ 1n Ha rlY1r .Judicial Di.~trict Court until e;irly 111."!Xt wrek . Calnnn .EL!,~n ~i11d : ''The f'11idl'nf"e ,1:.athererl 1s nf such ;:i n;iture t.h11t 1l 1.1·oulrl indica te the p<)S~iblli r y of organized gambling in Orang e County.'' The jack·pol·JlOOI cards are somewhat s1m1lar to the punch cards sold by Lhe "F!im f lam J\1an ·• in the movie n( the S<inle name. Calnnn said you can buy a c:ird fnr SO r1>nls. !hen you OJ>l!n li ve flap!! 1)n it tn see 1f slot maclnne symbols come up a winner. ' Top rr11.e is ~:10, said the Costa Mesa sergeant The dice rards n1alch numbers against numbers rnl!ed on a pair of dice, police \See GAJ\1.BLING, Page ZI J ULIE NI XON EI SE NHOWER DISPLAYS CAST FOR PHOTDGS Broken To• Turned Out to be Mor• Seriou1 Than Fir1t Tflought Julie Eisenl1owe1· Shelves Teacl1i11g After· Accident Ry l'RA~CES l,f'~\\'l '\01-; AUO(ll lt<I Pr1u .... '!lfr .!u11e Nixon f:1.~rnhn1.1 rr h~~ arrPp1Pfl "w11h f'~!rPrn,. 1t 1~.1 rro1nlrnl'nt " a n11'dl<'<il t1rrt~1nn In i;:11·r 11p hr r trachtnc: Jnh 1n FJnrirlll hrr.111SP n/ .:i hrokrn tor, lhP \Vr~trrn \\'h1 tr Hnu·;r rrp!•rt'i. The 1ni11ry lfl rrr~11lrnt Nixon-, rla11ghlrr prn\'rrl 10 bf' n1nn> ~rnnus lh;in first 1nd1c;i r.crt, Prr.~s Srcrrl;ir,;· Ronald L. Ziegler rHsclo~crl \1Jr<l11('~rl:1v . He .~.:1 1d X-ril~'·~ .~hnwcd the ha~ lne 110 lhe left fflf)I h;id hrPn "shatlcrrrl and crushed '' when a book r<irt !nppled onto Julir.'s fool the second rla y nn thr .1oh as a third grade teacher at At!anl1c Beach Nixon Entertains Governor, Wife, Germany Envoy President Nixon's quif't. Wf'Pk nr rel/IX· ation picked up a b1l with a dinner ::it his hn1ne Wcdnesda)' r11ening -...·ith Govcrn'lr anrl Mrs. Ronald Rcag;i n a n rl Ambassador and J\1rs. Walter Annenhcrg. And the slight momentum will continue Friday mornin~ a.~ /\ me r I c a n Ambassador to Germany Kenneth Rush arrives in San Clemente for a morning meeting. o The President welcnmrd !.hr R.eag;ins 11nri American AmhitssAdnr tn Grea! Bri· lain ilnd r..1r~. Annenl>erg at La Gasa Pacifica at 7 o'clock. .Joininlr! the social event werl?. National Security Adviser Dr. Henry Kls.~lnger ::ind the Pr~idenrs secretary Rosemary Wood!. Mrs. Nixon had gone tn Florida lO be with daughter Julie. In recent days the Presidenl has kept lCI a light schedule of monung snd earlv ~fternoon work in hi~ oHlces. 11nd IAle aftt.mnnn relaicatino. He took a dip in his J11w1mmin,: 1)1)("!1 WtrineMi;"t.V after noon llf1er kll()('.king 11ff early l!lt his nllicPl'I. pres" a1rle~ said Amba ssAdnrs h;ive formed the bulk nf lhe vi,.itor·~ list durlnR thlE. current work· Ing vJication In San Clemente. ~ -: ' . Elrmrnt.1ry &hool. Julie prnbahly 11.•111 be 1n a cast up tt hPr kn('r fnr fnur In SIX Wf'eks and wil tv1 1·r 1n ct av nff hPr fOllt lnr some time. "In falrnr~s tr> the .voungsters in he class."' %1c}?.lcr sa1rl. anrl on the "stron1 rr(·nmmcndation" of \Vh1te House physi <·1an f>r. \\'allrr Tkach. ,f11 1ie decided li i;:ne Ill) a full-l1n1p srhnol .iob for the fal !'.l'mr~tt>r. !1. 11•as her first tcach!n1 ass1gnmrnl. lns!ca rl, sh<' has arranged. when shl!'J able, tn JOi n the school's unpaid voluntel!! tr;irher aide program and help out in I.hi cl;iss ronms. 1-{f'r mnther flew lfl F"\orirla Wednesda] In ~!av Y.'1th .lutiP. '>''hn was in "a grea! 1leal nl pain" after lhe Tuesday accident lh" \\lhur Hnuse ,r;a1d . ~trs. l\1:-:on will remain a few days ~ thP apartment J ulie and her husband En.~-f"Ja\·1d E1sPnhower . havl! rl!flte4 1vh 1!e Pa\'id i~ nn Na\·y assignment. to th• Albany. hased al nearby ~1ayporl, Fla. Orange Coast Weather ~1osll.v !iunny likles today and F'rlday ton -aft.er lhe usual morn- ing cloud s and fog clear. Highs alnolr! !he beaches around 7S risln1 In 115 inla nd . Lows tonight in the 61J's. INSIDE TOPA Y A grnce1 who hnd just h41t'" robb~rl lor lh c t 1ghlh tim.t, j111nped. 111 hi.~ car, pursued thl! -robbtr. a.1!.d $hOl him. with hi.s nivn 9un. Story, Page S, 811111"' 11 t e lllotn•I I t"'"<'-lne Utt 1 tll•l'hC\ If , .... w.o•d 1• Dee•ll Ne1•t•• I I D•"OtU• 11 ldllfro•I '°'" I l!'~l"l•r•m•M 10-11 ll'ln•n(• JI.JI 14n•n•ctn• h All!! ~l~<!<ett IJ M•n In S•rv..:• ' /MY... ,..t1 M111111! 'llftll• 14 H1llon•I Nnr• , ... 0••"'4 (t11nly 11 SH•h U·1J S~lr /11.lrtlth 1'·17 l"tltVI\~ 1' l"httlt" M-tl W1111lllt• 4 Wftll• Wl l'° tJ W-•~" New. 1t-11 Wotld NtWI M ----·--·---· --· !J _...~ ~·~_"C_ .. ' I • • • Z Dlll Y PILOT t Irvine Co. Answers lrvmt Company Execut!\'t Viet Prtsi- dent Raymond Vi1at.5on today 1ssu~ the folJo.,.,·1n1 sllttmtnt in ans .... ·er tn Ralph Nader 1Uegat1ons nf the Irvine.Company buyin' political mfluence "With re1ard to lhr:. N1du inamuatlon 1:J ::r f: NADER REPORT under Gov. Rnna ld Reagan --Criticism of the Orange County JUdgt rulin& in favor of th e !r\'Lne Ll'lmpany on tht. land swap 1n the assertion that hi s 1aid thr: Lands Commission is •·quasi- legLS!ative rather than quasi-Judicial " The hnal paragr.tph of !ht Nader Back Back report alsn accused tht JrvLnl' Com- pany of ga ining fa\'nrs through pol111cal contribution:-;. Reaction tn the Nader raid on Upper Bay camr:. today from lr\·ine Ulmpany Executive Vice President Raymond L. Wa tson . In ~sence, \\'at.son accused N.1der of a P~rt "that is superficial, inaccurate, un1nft'.lrmed and outd ated •· Ht a]S() accused Nader of flogging a dead horse. Befo re this. ho"'ever. \\1a!$on h.1d some complimentary things to say. He com- mented. "First of all. and I feel th15 15 verv im- portant to i;ay, th e 1rv1nt Company And r personally applaud the Nader study group for turnin& its aftt nl1on to thl!' use and misusr:. of land resources, public and prival.e. "We need more effectiv t !and use con· tmls. We netd more l!':n!ightened public officials. We netd morl!' responsible developers. And we need a greater dedicatit'.ln by !ht general public to the cause of well-planned development and the protection of our environment. "Among the meaningful n-pressions of this kind of dedication i.s a clear wiU- ingness by the public -and wt certainly con1idtr ourselves members of it -to that lht lr\'tne Company has received speclal fa\ors or !Ieaiment from public officials I behei·t i~ IS an t~ample of where the report )'las spent more time echoin& rumors than con t r 1 bu t 1 n & evidtnct or 1ubslant1atmg ch1rae1. • • • !)IY for the snlutil'ln l'lf nur en1 ironmental concerns "I am hopeful lhe l'\ader rtprirts nnw berng l!5Ued ~·ill htlp ~liapt this public altitudr:. They \\•lll thtn ha1·e served a \'try u,.;efu! purpost Thr. Upper Ne.,.,porl Bav lanr1 f'X- ('hangP , a.<. nrig1nt1ll\' "nnrr11 rrl 1111rl il fl- p1·n\'trl b~· lhp p11hl1r acrnr\P<. 1<. nnw being ad\ anred .:ind prnnlnlf'r1 h1 nn onP ·.~ Superior Cnur! ruhnl!. il! lhe rnn- clusion of a thrPP·moo!h tr111I 1.a.~t yt.!lr, declarffl ll'lt t'xchani::,, tn hP prnper 1n e\·f'ry requ1rrd rPsprcl \\'e aC'""Ptf'li thal flndin~. This year. hn1.1·P\er. 111th a n!'\\' majority. the Orange Count~· Rn,11rd of Super.·isors \.\'llhdre.,.. its !'>uppnrl nf the exchange \\'e undf'rstr.orl !hat 11rt1nn ;:inrl publicly agrel"d to nl'gn!1atf' fnr 11 rn11tut1l termination n{ !ht' l"XC'hiln!.'!"' rtJo!f""m"'nt "All tlial remains nn 1.1• !n fnrrn.:ili?f' an end to tlie ex('hanfo!"' is mutual rrsr1!'!'1nn of the cnolrarr effrr!lng 1t l 1n1latrr.<1! rl"~Ci5sinn nf the par! r11hrr h.\' th ,, Bnrirrl of Supervisors nr h.v u~ i~ nn1, in 1h"' np1n- ion nf nur attorneys, legally elf Peth·!'. "\\'e ha1·p nn 1\'i~h tn !'hr'!\'f' lhP l:inrl Pl'.· chang'-dnwn an,vnnP·s thrn:it. \\Ip ne1·pr did \1;1e r1ld not inlt1;il p !hr. pl;in The public agencies did Jn nrder tn develop a harbor. as required b,v the county's tidelands grant frnm tlie state. "lt was -and is -a gr')()() plan for a marina-rtcrea tional del'elopment. JI was not -and is not -orif'nted IO\.\'ard u~e of the Upper Bay principally as a publiclv ol'·n~ wildlife preserve. That may be what the public wants today. It is not \\'hat the public "'anted "'hen the plan 11o·as originated and processed." Nader Report Cites Lael\: Of Control on Open Lai1d 8}' BE:RNAR.D HURWTTZ SA.'l' FRANCISCO -A new lt.tlph Nader report says that controls over development of Califnmia's rema1n111g open land are "virtual!~· non-existent.· Part two of a l"ader task force's 14- month 5ludy released \\1ednesd1y 11lso calls for an end to property taxation or a major overhaul of the tax system to ha.It land development speculallon . The report '"Y5 many conflicts of in- From Page 1 GAMBLING. • • said . Police also alleged that the !ridge pa id cash on pinball wins. ABC nffici-rs m'1 v :il sri r h.\rge the. lodge , or 111dh·ir1uals in the lodge. \l'llh state liquor Ja\\' l'Lnl atinn~ Three un- broken "'hi ske,y bnttles "·ere taken during the raid. polire said Calnon explained Iha! s1ate !aw re- quires bars ln break 11qunr bnt!les nnce tlie~ are empty. ln a\·nid u~1ng them ae .~1n The f\1oose Lodge. at 435 E !ith SI . reported a burglar\' Tuesr1::l'... dunn.o; ~-1"11rli S227 \1"<1$ taken Local pnhc"' ;ind ABC nff1rer~ said !htv ha ve been l11\'f'5t1gatin~ the loclg, nn i;u~picion t;>f gambltn~ AC!i1·it1,.s fnr the past \I eek . r'1[nnn said \\"rdne~da\ ~ r~1d w11~ th@ hrs.I alleged gamhhn~ act1\·1t\' uncni·trf'd l!l th, <"11\• in a Inn;.: t1m~. and ma~ spar~ a thnrnugh 1n1·c~112at 1on 1ntn th ( p(IS~1b!l1t1· nl nr,l!•U'lltl'rl 12:11m ht1n,1? 1n the art' a DAILY PILOT O•~"C.[ COll.!T '"Ulll~i-lll<C. i;;tl>.o\!04\l'f Rebt •I N w ,.J ,.,... ""'! •od ioue'""',... J 1t~ IL Curh v V•CC ,.r••OP\t I"<! C.-ol /,t1~IQ'1 llooo,..•1 IC 1t•il 1~11er Tlte..,•• A. lrol u·~~i•t "'"""''"' (d•- C!oo~r!t1 H. leoo •;t~o •d '· N1!1 ~.~.,·•~ M•"IQ•"(j ldl.,.,.., C9SM MM• Offl(t ]JO W11! l1v Strool M•ll·•t Ail1ltt u : ,,0 , l o• 116 1). '1616 o,._. OHktt "'....,..., •~t• ~ N_,,....! l e.i •u1•d l.MUN ...... n: ........ ,..,.~ .... M1111""""" ... ( •. 1111: 1..c~ ,.,,..,.,,, ,$-1~ Cit-le. JO; N-f l Cl"'I"" 11111 , .. ,,~tit 17141 14Jo<I JJ1 ct.-MMI A""'t1'kl .. Ml·ll71 Ctlol"..,., ''"· O••ftff Ctn• l'u_,,,,. "'I ~M•Y NO ..... l'O"'•• 11111"1.__., .. 1,.,.lfl ,.....,... t• •~v,.....,~.,,. ~ ... ,,. ..... ,, ........... ...1"""' lf!otC lt l !IV• ..,1t1TOIO " CMIYr!O"• ._. ... , l«•..S <•••• ···~ ... d .... ,..._ .... rt'! tNI c .. •t Mii' C•"°"""'' ,,,.,..,.. ... 1,.,.., .., e•..,.1 ... uu "'°"""r1 ~v·..C•11 "'1 ,.,..,...,\y1 ~·lh!frY 4• 1••'"""· J, IJ "'~'"'v -----' . ·~ ...-·-:~-;..-.-:-~· ... terr.st at the state and local go,·emmen- tal levels hamper proper land manage- ment Local gO\'emments. ' m(lre conrtrned with a!tr11 ct1ng buildtrs fnr !:ix bast purposes than \11th safety, lia"e lmpo~ed few meanmgful standarrls and httle en· forcemenl ," I.ht report claims. The lack nf planning and reg11la!1nn nr new housing de \'elopmenl ii; endangering ~·h«t remains of lhe sta1e·s n?£n land. said the study. Tht task fnrct c;illed for res1gnatlnf\5 of all official,.; regulating n a tu r a I resources. utilities. fore stry practices anrl re.11 est ate 1.1·ho ha1·e dlrPrt nrrupat1nnal conflicts of in1eresls 11·1lh regulaled 1n· dustries. Atrorne~· R oh er t F e 1 ! me I ~-\I ho directed the stucl,I'. saJd !hat mc;ins ''lhat prnbablv a majority of m;iny boards should resign ·• \'annus ~t;il e and ff'deral ae,.ncies \\'h1c li suppo:;;ed\1· prn\·1de 01-rr alt en· ''1rnnmrnt11J prnier11nn arP a! be!=-l mak mg ' ff-=.tures" in that r11rert1nn. ir.;ud !lie rPpnrt II rr1t1r1zed tht: slatP flt>~nurrcs A_cl'n r~· fnr nnt being a "pnhrfm:in btlt a public rtla!1nns \'lrgan1z<1t1nn · 1.1hn~e m~in purpnse 15 t<t gag di ssent 01· other dep;irtn1en1 $ The enl'1rnnn1e nt <;erm,. !n r;itr ~t11r11P'. r\ai:.i;1f1ra11nn t(lnrrrn 11 n rl t'Tinrmn11~ rtJbl1rtf ~, (°[Pr!;irPd thr !;:i "k fnrrP, · \l'hllf' thf' l11nr1 1ntPrP~ts kPrp ri.<:hl nn 1ak1nc ;i\I !Ii"' ,..nil. m1nPral~. ~r;i~s ;inrl t1n1hPr 1h;it thr1· plPa ~,.. 1nrurr1ng ro!'t~ lh;it nlhrr~ mu~t hrar ThP !'tllrl~· _,;iirl Iha! bf'r·;i11~P rl[r'f'11~·r rPntr111izPrl ~n1·prnmrnl rnnlri•l f)\'f'f l;inrl planning .:ire l;irkini!. rlPci~1nnir. u~u.:illy arP ll'f! !n lOC'al rnntrl')I -rlf'!'f'TlhPrl a~ "!hi' del'P\nJ'X'r"' be~t rnrnrl" hl'r.:111c,, nl lhe ellegtd <..11.o.cpp\1b1!1 t1 nf !'Uf'h 01!1c1al." 1n 1nflurnrr Tn bl> mP11n1ngful. sa1rl lhf ta!'k f!'rce. a state Ol't rseer tn prnmnte Pffecl1l'e. hl'nl'flr1al us f' nf nprn l;1;nd muct ht ahle tn mnnitnr tl'IP lf''ji!'lat1\"' ."lTirl extcu\ll'e hrancl'IPS on bf'hall of the ~PnPral public 1ntere~t. ~urli 11n 11gPO<"\' rn11~1 tir !r""' nf rnnl\1r t r>f 1n1er@st prnblPm~ nf ;ippo1nlrP!' and in performance nf dut1r~. 11 must ha1·e !he n"h' nf santt1nns nr po\l·er of making nt<:e )',~ary ,!;tructural chanRes and ha\'e massi1·, staffing Ma1i e J entges Services Held Fune.ral 5prv1ces w~r~ hPlrl this mom- 1ng at St Jo;ichJm C.11t hol1c Church in Cns1a ~f"-""' for n ran;;e Count1 r1l'lnN"r, ~11ri@ Hnnorine l.<ttinel\e .J l'nt1.1e' .. 'llR f ull t'rfl'ln Ai·t . :\'e11 pnrt Rt'11r h. whn r11ed Aus; 18. ~1 rs .lf'ntg,~ ~1 r ilm"' In r.arr11'n r.rCl\'f' in 1922 frnm n .. r n.111 \'I': fr.11nr .. tn marry thP la1, H:irrl' lrnl;i:,.~ <tnti 1.:irrn ritnis 1rr"~ at 121i2 \hapm.:in A1·p The {'(')IJpl,~: i Tlllri And f"'1>rl ~lnr, In rlnll'n· 1nv.11 r.ardPn <irn1·io ""'"~ nP1"r;i 1i-rt h\ \fr< .r~nl ~P~ 11nttl ]~Sh, mn1·1>r1 tn h"r :-;,........ pnr1 Hrti;i ht< , 1 ~ l!l'i'I :\l r• l•n·~~: 1< ~11r1·11 l'tj ti1· '1 r1'11l.ihter, \'lar1 t.~~ -;i.,rt tlir~"' ir.!lnt1rh11· dr"" · B"'.irh r ~l'rulrh,r C"m "--· . .. •• ,, ' In the last 10 \·ea.rs the lrvinl!' Com· p;in~· his 1pent m0re money on subll1n- u1·, planning of it5 proptrlie11 tlian most of tlie local go1 ernmtntal borlits 1n Or.l ng• County. ··&ec1uae of the notoriety as10Ci11tf!<I with the lrvint CompAny n1 mt, thert Is hardly an issue that we can become ln- \'t1lved in or a re:que1t that we h11ve mfldt that h11s nnt been scrutinizi-d. 11 oaly1.ed and thnrnughly puhl1rly rpvi rwer1 ht'for e any public off1c1al li;is mar1e a d!'risinn . "In essencf , \\'hilt lhf' f;i('t~ ;ire ll is more d1ff1c11\t fnr tht for lhe lrv1nP rAm· p11n.v In rece11e ;in apprn1·111 \ !~Rn !lie (1rd1n;irv cil11.rn In nur "ommunil\'. l knnw ihat is h<trd In hel1e\'I', hut An 1n- dPpth 11naly~1s of suhmitt;il11 nl 1111 ln - rl11"1du;il.~ and rompani e~ 1nrlud1n~ the lr11ne Con1p;iny ;ind thP ;ipprn\;ils g111en lhPrn 1\•111 hPRr th1~ fllr'I nut "."'-~ tn the rh;ir2e th111 thP lrvirie ('nni- p;in_\. 1s nnr. of the mAJl'lf f1nanr1;il cnn· 1ntiutnrs tn pnl1l1r'al per~nn~ thrn11Ahout thP <;t_atP. 1t i• JU~I pa1i-ntl~· untrue. "The lr\1n1> Cnmp11ny ne1•er has llf'cn -;ind i.~ nn1 nn\\' cons1derf'd e1·en a 1TJ1nnr contributor -tn pn!i11ral 1n· d111rluals nr par!irs .. A~ an examplP In our !i!'cal ,v,.ar Pn· dtn.11; April 31. 197n "''hich inclurlerl rhe l;i!'l l;irgf' general elPrt1on , lhP lrvinf' Cnm· pan.\'·!' tnral rnntrihu!inn.~ In ;<i.ll pnl11ic;il 1n\!1 1·1rlual ~ 11~ well ;i~ camp;:llgns rl1rl nol rxrrPd .~.1tOOO : ~2~.()()(J nf whirh w.:i.~ A s1ni::,IP rnnir1ht1 !1nn 1n ~1 1 ppnrt nf !hf' \ 'nil'Pr~1t y nf C11lifnrn1;i bnnrl iss11p anr:! nf the rrm<t1nin2 Sll,000 Rpprnxim :i lel,v lialf 11 :is £1V"n 1n suppnrl nf l('lc;il srhrt<>I d1~lrirl, <tnrl nthtr lypf'li or lrn.'al hond 1.<Sllf'S. "In thf' fiscal yr;ir end1n_!: April ~!, 1:<71. Irvin~ C..:Ompany's total Cl'O· !rihul!nns did nnt exceed S30.000. Ag111n. apprnxin1ately lia\f of the SJ0.000 werit in support of local school district and other public distric t bond Issues.·· -". ,_ u Nad e r R eport Critics Return Land Use Blotvs Critics of Ra lph Nad er 's ''Ca hforn1 a Report" issued Wednesda.v. returned the fire toddy. Snme of the angriest reactinns tri l\1ader·s bhster1ng report on California lanrl u~e ""'er,, -"The 1nn11endns and untruths cnn- tain pd in it 11re ;i11n@rl pr imarily ;it PX · pRnrl1ng the tRn f'lf Ra lph NRrlf'r and hi~ \l"ltrh hunter~." fumed Lt. r.o\•t rnnr F,rl Rt>1necke. "At nn !1me did l'\;ider nr nne rif hi!; rrl"\.\' memhf>r~ cnnl11rt myst'lf nr nne nf my ~t;iff. ThPy apparf':nt1.Y \l'Pl'P in- terestE'd onl y 1n aiming unsuhi;t ,11nti;i!pd ch11r~f'S without m.1king an effort to find thP 1r1111'1 ." -"I'm i;nrr;.o tn ~C'f' Nrtrlf'r bei!'IJ' ~n carPlf's~. rt dRma~es snme of lhP Rflf1rl \l·ork hr 1~ doine." ~airl Assemblym;in Ed11·in Z'herg ! n·Sarr:iml'n1n i, r lia rt:"'d 1n thl' Narler repnrt w\!h supporting \11rg1: co111pany IRn rl iolerest~. -Fnrrner Gnvernnr P11t Rrnwn rlPniPrl Iha! liis APl'l'rly Hill!' l:iw firm tJ~P,.~ it.~ pnhltC'11I prt>slig,._ In pur~u~ l:inrl·rll'vPlop- m,.nt inttrests l1Jr ma .fnr rnmpanir_. s11rli a!' Boiir.e-C;iscad~. ··~1 .. rtpre~f':nl. lhl'm on lrgal matter.~. bu1 t.h~re ha!! crrt;o.1nlv bePn nn political tou·s in lhn:o;e C'<'l!'ts," Brnwn said. Stud en t Planners To Give Ideas For Cos ta ~1el'a Fnur1 PPn ()rani:t fn;i .<I r n 11 ~ ~ .. sh1rl~nl!' a1·p 2n1ng. tn 'l l\ P .:i pr('l1minar~ rrpo1·t tn Cn~l.:i \1e!'il e111 nffl<"l ll l" lnnii;!h1 nn 1hr1r pl:in fnr !hf' fu!11rt' rlr1·elnpmrnt. nf !hf' ('111 ThP :o;f011rlrnt rl;innrr~ ~f"' 1~k1ni;: ;i rr·.:i<.h rn11r<.1> in Cnnrrnlr.11trr1 l!rh;in r lrinoing,, rlf's1i;:n"rl to retrain thf'm fnr 11pw inh~ i\10.~t nr lhe nf'w plannl'rs 11•e1·e arro~parf' 11·nrkrr~. Thr cnur.•r rra1n~ !hrm hn11· In makr genrr;il plan~ rnr 11 ci1~· \\'Ith JI SpPC'ial en1phasis (ln thP rn1·1rnnmPnt. Thrlr f1nat prnposal fnr Co,.;la ~fesa df',·elnpmt nl \\"ill ht gil'en to thr cit.1• 1n Octobf'r The~· meet a! 7 JO pm . m city council chambtrs Th' presentation 1!! optn lo ll'lt publir Harold Graham Succumbs at 74 Hamld Thoma..; Graham. forty-y!ar n11·ner and nprr,11trir of Gr11Mm'! B,.J! 1tnd T«rkl@ Sliop a1 Earl's Landing, died Tue"'- day In Yur11!a .111 thP 11.gt of 74. Fnrmt>rlv nf C~1a Me..~11 . i\1r. f,rali2'.m h11d livf"d in nr;1ng r rounty fnr ~i:cty .vt11r~ until rP!irin$! In Vuc11 ia. H,, 1 ~ !'Ul'\'I\'"'" hv j;('ln.<.. Ha rold "' Graham io.rid 1.yll' · r.r111'111m. bfilh nf rl'l~ta Mr.~11 : rl;iu~hter, Verr1 .11 Zimmer- man. P:ittfin. and brfllher. E11rl Graham. r\e1,·pnrt 8@11ch Funtr11! -"f'r\·1cc~ will bl' 111 11'1 11 m 'uR 26 "' Zimmerm11n 1'.1ortuar~-. Yura1a . "·it_h huri11l following 111 Yue11i11 ~ff!:mor1al Cl':ml!'tery. .\1 u ~t ~ng Reunion Set '.'l!mbt!rs or lht I~ i raduat1ns class nl Cost ;i Mesa Hi gh Sctino1 will rather •I nMn A11 a 211 a1 !he ~rh(l(I] for a fl1't-\•@a r rl'un1nn l"unh~r 1nfnrmat10J1 mav bl' nb1tt1ntrl h1· tf"!nl .trtln~ the. ~rh~I. &~~·M31. DlllLY t'ILOT lt•U l'~o!t One Toe 11t 11 Ti111e Darlene Pno!e, 23 . San 1,.;abriel. \Vho "'Ill represenl California in Miss USA-\Vo rld contest in October. tests the \~ater at Newport Beach. She "·as in to"·n \Vednesday for day of fun 1n the surf and sun. Clwmber Officials Set Drive for S1nall Owner Ch<tmbl!'r or Commerce of11rial$ tlfl!: nearly ready !n launch A.n ai::i!re.<;sh·t in· d11strial del'elnprnen1 program lo lielp th~ small prnpPrly nwnf'r 1n Cn,t:i r..1 P~R "\\'t 'rt> rnmpil1ni:: infnrm;i11nn nn :ion ;1rres nr 111ra111 1nrlu~!ri11I l;ind nn11<," 1\lrk 7.iPnrr . rharnhrr lll;:in;ii::rr. ~air! 1hi" n1nrning "\\'p pl;in In ,·l;i-.:-il\' 11 ar cnrrling In ;irldrrs!', 1111nrr !li!d ~11"" i:lf'!lf'r !';iid 1h1•re ;irP ;1tl(lu1 1,'.!tlll 1nt;;I ;:irrP.<. :i1;i1lahll' 1n Cnsl.:i .\lrs:1 for 1n · rl11s1ri;il i::rn\Ylh. hul 1he nthrr i tMI :i1·rr" .::irP n\\·r1rd hy 1hl' S~·i.:(·r~lr'f•ll1 ;111d lr1 in<> inlPn"'[\ w1!h lhrir ""'" pto).'.l'lllll ' • \\1e·rr f:.oin).'. In i•11nf•rntra1r on hPlp1ng ~11n1r l;,il·2!KI sr11all uwnrr~ nf 111rl(l'll'llll l;inrl. thnu).'.h wr 1·an ;ilsn hrlp lhe h11:u:rr hl'lrlini::~." Z1rnl'r r~p\:11n('<I. ()nrr 1111> rha111ht'r h:is all th<' in- lnrm1111nn nerdPd nn lhP SOO ;icrr•. 11 \1'111 l'lP~in "nl'll;u·t1nc 1ndu~!ri;d firm~ 1rho m1chl l1kP In 111fl1'r 1nlo thr ;irrli. "\\'p'r" .~Prkinc h1chl,1· i;nph1!'!.1t.:i1erl 111 cl11~1r.1·, rlrr'lrnn1r Rnrl :i1ii;i11nn nrirnlrrl," !'R !rl Z1enrr . ··smoke inrlu~tl"IPS are t11hon " Z1rnrr r~pr!·ls h1<; llflSll1nn w1!h !l1r I,():" Anµ:rl llt; Arr.:i 1')1an1hrr nf ('ninmPrrP - rn1·f'rlnJl l.n~ Anµ:rlr1<. ()t'.:i11~P . n 11·pr~u1P , S11n Rr rn:irr11nn .:inri Vr nt11r;:i rnu11!1r~ I ,, I I ' \ l I -~ I !l)JJ{l 7 STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM lo lielp 1n !lie 1ndustri,11I dri ve. "I'm nn the 1nrlustrlal rlevf'lnpm Pnt C'Dmmitlee. 1nrlu~1ri11I ~trt>r1ng rnmmi tre~ .1nrl lh,, "·;i!rr .:inri rn11·rr cnmmilteP. 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(t i I /.,' " ' I Ii ,, ' I ' <. 0 'I l .. I ,, , ! Teachers' Pay Hil\:es Approved f'rom Wire Ser\'IC'r.5 \\'A SHI NGTON -Under a ch11ngtd rul· ing nf the Cn.~t. nf I .1vlnl! f'nu ncil. an t.~1 in1;iterl I 5 In 1 6 m1llinn ~chool te11cher~ wilt l;f'l fall term raise.• ril'sp ite the 90-dsiy \.\'llRe·prire freC71.'. '!'he ruling "·as i11l'urrl hy thP 1·n11ncil Tucsd;iy. The npw r11lioj.! .:ipparPnllv ~ays thflt leaehf'ri; \\'h!I wer! \11c.:it1nn1n~ in .lull• and Augu~l hul due In rt~um~ trat•hing in lhe fall un<ler R c·nntracl fl);(rr.('({ lo hrrure Au~. 15 \\•nulrl fl'C'f'il'e thf' full l'01npeni;iitlon -1nc!ud1ng raises -t·al!ed ror in the cnotr;i1·L At'l'nrc\111.i:: to t1n Cslin1;i\e "r tli"' ~a linn;i! Erlur:1t1110 J\~snciatinn 1i\'.F:J\1. tht! t:n\ler•s snme 1 S m1ll1nn or 1.fi milllnn rif lhe nation 's 2.1 rn i!l'ton srhnnl !P;ichers. 'l'he hAlanef' either Are nnl ""nrkl11g 11ndrr contr?ot:l or thPir l;ilC'.<.t rnntr act con1ainrd no .~;.ilary ini·r·ea~e clue tn begin d11ri11g the lrrcJ.e prrind. 111 a pt'l'l'iOll!'i n1!in~. !hP ('nst nr Living ( 'n1111ci l, c·rrri!C'd hy J'rr!'irlrnt Nixnn tn fnrnlu l;itr 1"111licy fnr ;ippl ,l'ini;: 11'11' Wlll:I'· pri1·e frf'cze . Silirl in rffecl lh11I nnly 1e;i1·hrrs \vhn \.\'f'l'P ;ilre:iriv te11 chini:: 11nrirr :i rnn tr."lel r xccu1rrl hrfnre Aug. 15 cn11lrl h;i ve :iny sal;irv incre11sr. Hn\l'f'l'f'r. m;iny lOcal 11uthor1til'~ feel C;i_llfnrn1a leachers still dn nnl riu;1lify for f3l!'l'S. t:ndt'r a narrnw in!rr11re[Alinn nf !ht. frdf'r,111 11''1J:e-frceze re~11liltinns, school ;itfnrne.v~ ;ind lnr;i! ;ind re,ginnal r .. tferal 41ffirial<: ;ire hnld inJ;: tli;it ;i 1·lnsP read ing nf tl'IP OHire nf F.n1rr).!rnl'y rrPparrdness l'f'f:;l l];i!inns prnhihit.~ !hf' Jl."lY r11\se.~ for l!'ac·hrr!'. ThP I 'n.~l 11f 1.i1·inv; 1·11111wit Parl1f'r r11\l'<l th;il i;ehool r111 plc>.1 e~ "'hn 1.1•11rk 12 mnnl 1'1!! .:ind 1e;ichers 11•hos1> \O-monihs and !P;ichr r.~ whnse 10-mnnth 1r11r \\'ill ~t.,11rt 1n Septrmher rlurin-' !hp. !lll-rl.:iy freeze ~lioulr! "hr lrP;iled thP s<tmf'." Thi~ presum;:ihly \.\'('lllld :ilhll~ (n pav ra i~e fnr !e;i tht>rs ln school rlistricts 111hirh .cr;in\rd pa y rai~rs fnr n!l'll!:.r rmpll'lye.~ prior tn the Auii;, 15 WRge frer~.e , But lnl·a!ly, llepulv l 'n11n!v Cnuncll .la1nr~ \\'. Rrigg~. rhiPf nl !he schnol ~ rlivis1nn, .~;iirl hP w.:i~ sti,.klnR hy his rul · ing nf Tucs1lav lh111 tra!'hrr~ .:irP tll'· <·h 1rled fn11TI all ln<'rl'asP.~ d11r1nR. !he 00- dav reri11d . lt!• rilrd a f'ahf11r11i11 11u11t n1hn,I! T"· q111ring !h;it !he p;1y J)('rin1I fnr ."rhnnl r 111plo)f'S n1ust 1.:nrrespnnd In !ht \.\'nrk pPnnd. This ruli ng prnhih11~ pa~1 in.c ('al1rnrn1it I C'll t"hrr~ OVl'r a 1'.J.-1nnnth pcrinrl. l'lP SAirl Anrl Jr1Tv F. l-lal\'r1·snn . lr,l!al 11d\·1.~er !n 1hr Ln.~ J\ngrt rs i;1•hnnl di.<.lrit•!. sair1 he h11rl met \\·1th {)f:r nlli!'i;il.~ frnin !ht' ~an Fr;111!'\SC'O ;inc! Ln.~ A11gelr~ nfrirr!'I ilnrl h."ld hren ;idl'iscri lh;it In rerrivP ii PAV rri1~e. rmplnyes rn11s1 ha1·P hrcn rrceivin~ ;i p::i_v rnise hC'fnre !lie frer1.c went !n1o eff <'Cl. Stalf' offi<•i;:il~ in Sac-r;in1f'n1n hill'"' 8d· 1 •~rd Inca] srhnnl di.~trir'I.~ In pnstpone !P~"her ~;ilrir1• in,.re11 <.P.~ llnlil the con tr· '"'I 1~ r<'~"h r"l ' ,. l " \ I I I ., " 9UEEN SIZI O~ FULL SIU .. _ R•g. ~00 .00 Now 299 .00 e The~,. are very comfort 11 bl e \ofa b1d1 for 1itting 11 nd ileering . e A wide t eleclion o f11 bri c1 t11 rid c.o lor to choo11 from. P ROFESSION ~ .J. GARl\ETf Fu ~N 11u,RsR80R BLVD COST A MES,., CALIF. INTERIOR DES IG NERS Optn Me11 ., Thvr1 . & Fri. lvH. 640-0 275 b.(6-027& '~; . -· -...... ! "/,,.,.,. ... ·~ ---· ri-If ~ -. _._ ... _ -·~~· -· ' ---------- • • 7 • • Today'• Flnal Saddlebaek N.Y. Stocks EDITI O N * * VOL. 64, NO. 203, 4 SECTIO NS, 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFO RNIA THURSDAY, AUGU ST 26, 1971' -TEN CENTS Questions Prompt Bool{ by Clemente Couple By JOHN VALTERZA 01 1~1 OlilJ l>l!lf S11+1 A San Clemen te couple v.·ho spent the last several yea rs ans"·ering questions from friends about buying mobile homes finally created the best answer -they wro te a book about it. Not only did Neil and Yvnnnr Dunn write a handy reference guide for the prospective buye r, bu! !hey al so pu blish· rd it themselves This fir st 1•en!urP, whic h came off tht!' presses in early August. has quickl y grown in popularity and the coupl e no"' have formed a small publishing company. "\Ve didn"l really anticipa le going 1010 the pub!ishing business," says :v1rs. Dunn. "Bul "'e did realize how badly the information in the boo k "'as needed .'" "People buying n1obile home s ar£> n1a k- 1ng a large capita l investment "'ithout lmo"·ing very n1 uch about it." she :.rids. '"The y don "t reali1.e the !1nanc1al, prac· tical or emotional iinplication$."' The couple t;:ilked to neighbors at the mobile home park where they li ve and spen t a mont h compiling Lhe info rmation for the boo k from int.e n.'ie1o1·s and past ex- prriences. Keil Dunn , a forme r technical wr11cr for Autonetirs, ..,,·rote the ropy !or the 20- page manl1al and his ""'ile. a former ad\·ertising executive. des1~ed the covEr 1o1·i1h the help of a San Clemente sign conlpany. ~'\rs . Dunn notes the~ took lhl' copy tn a n1agazine publisher at Laguna Nii;ue!, but the man lold them they C(luld publish it for less n1oney by doing it thPmselves, So. armed ·w!th a rew pointers about the publis hin~ business. the pair went to a pnnt1ng ~erv ice rn Sait Clemente and had the ""'nrk printed. Th<' manual. titled "Before You Buy a to.\obilehome:· is now being tes t marketed in San Diego County and at a few book ~1nres in Orange County. l'\lr~. Dunn notes that sales are so good tht book ~!ore.s tn San Diego hflVe run out of copies and are awa lll ng an other prin ting. "Fnr h11 1f the people who buy mob1\eho1ncs, '' tl-trs. Dunn says, "the Navy May Use Seagoing Dana Point Requesting Patrol Car Dana Point's Chamber of Commerce this week issued an urgent sppeal to Orange Coun ty Sheriff ,James 11-iusick to stem a tide of burglari*'S in the county community. The theft s have caused one usiness In close It s doors. In lhe monthly Issue of the Dana. Point Log newsletter. Chamber President Art Humburg published sin open letter t.n the sheriff asking for another car to be added to the area·s be at to st.ave off the rash of thefts. '"Dana Point has just had ann!her in 11 long series or burglarits," Humburp: tol d the sheriff. "This last one wa s the second robbery in the same establishment and is forcing the owners to close their bu~iness." The Cham ber lc11rler s;iid he ha 5 re- quested the extra p;:itrol often end h;:is received cordial repli es from the county drpartmcn1 bu! nn pi;tr;i pat rnl car. \V hile we appreciate our courte~~·. "·e 11.re adam;:int th;it the lim,. for action has arrived and "'e must h;ive !his additional pat rol car."' Humhu ri:: s;iid. Hum buri: ;:idrled thal ropie.o; nf !he ap· peal have hren sent to \ht> community·s st;:ile and couoty representatives. '""1e are f1'1.hl1ni:: for this pro!ection anti ~·tll continue to fig ht until "'r recei\"t it ," he vov.•e<I. Queen in J akarta JAKARTA. Tndonesia (AP ) -Quer.n Juliana nf the Nethe rlands received 11.n sffectionale ""elcome toda y as shr. ar· rived in this fnrmer Dutch t o\nny for an 11-day visit. !he first ever by a reigning Dutch monarch. President Suharto and his "'ife greeted the 62-vear-old Queen and her husband Prince ·Bernhard, when KLi\I jelliner lan· ded them at Jakarta's Kemayoran airport alter a three.hour flight from Bangkok. Orange Coast 1\'eather Mosll:.' sunny 1kit!'s today 11nrt Friday ton -after the usual morn- ing cloud!! end fog clea r. High11 along the beaches around 75 rising to M inland. l..llws tonight in the &J's. INSIDE TODAY A grocer wh n had ju.s t been robberl ff>" th ,. erghlli t1mt', jumpt d. 111 11.i.s cnr, ptt r.tttf'd tht robbt'T, awi shnt him wirh hi.s otmt gun. Story, Pagt .S. •• .,1.. ,. (1HIW•l1 I CIM•l11 U1 I (Mlkf l t c........ ,, ONlll llf1ti(H 11 Olff""'' 11 ·~llttltl l'ttl • .,.hlrT••-··· 1f.11 l'llll OW:• 11-tl Me rt Kt" U Ann L•*n 11 ,,,,_,. 11 I-let t ' ...... VIK 1t·f1 Mu1u11 '""'41 U 111•11"''' "'... 4-1 O••n•t C...nH II SJlrTt 11·11 lttt• ,,..,,_..,, ,..,, Tttt..itltol 1f T~t.ll'f"I )t.tl WlllNt t 'W!ltll W1lll U Wtllllft'I llltwt lt-1' Wtrlt Ntwl 4-I ........... . ,,.,_.... .. _ 'fj.• --·, ~ Yl.O\..I JIL-" to Clean Goo La st Ditch T1~y. to Stop , a Oil Slicl{ U,1 Tolo•holn JULIE NIXON EIS ENHOWER DISPLAYS CAST FOR PHOTOGS Broken Toe Turned Ou! to be Mori Seriout-Than First Thougkt Jt1li e Eise 11l1ower Sl1el ves Teacl1i11 g A fte1~ Acc ide11t By f'RA~CES l,E,VIXE AHad 11tt1 '"" "'•II•• Julie Nixnn Eisenhower ha.o; accr pti.•d ""-"i!h extreme rl isappointmeot'" s medical decision lo give up her leaching job in Florida because or a broken toe, the Western \Vh ite House reports. The injury lo Presiden l /'\ix rm "i:; rni41 s-no!J~5 =iiotu ~Q n1 p<JAOJd JiJUJlJnr.p first indicated, Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegle r rl iscloserl "'ednesrlay. He said X-rays showed lhe big IOt' on !he lef! foot had been "sha tlrrerl anii cru shed" when a book cart lopplerl onto Julie·s foot the second day on the JOb as ;i third grade teacher al Atlantic Beach Elementa ry School. .Julie probably will be in a cast up to her knee for four lo six ~·eek s anrl wtll have to stay off her foot for some time. "ln rairncss to the .vnungs!ers In her cla ss," Ziegler ~11 i1I, and on lhe "'sl.r11n~ recnmmendalion "' nf "'hite l{nu.~e physi - ci an Or, \\'al1cr Tkach, .Julie decider! to give up a full·t 1me school job for the fall sPmrstPr . Ji "'as her first tea ching a~signmcnt . Instead, she ha s arrangc1l. when she's able, 10 join !he school's unpaid voluntee r tea£'her aide program and help out 1n 1he classrooms. l ier mother new lo Flon rla \\1erlnesday to slay with Julie. who wa!I in '"a ~real deal of pa in" after the Tuesday acc1rlent, the White House sa1rl. t\1rs. Nixon "'ill remaln a few da ys al lhe 11 partmenl Julie and her husbanrl, Ens. David Eisenh ower. have rented while: David i!I on Navy ass_lgn ment lo the Albany, based at nearby Mayport, Fla. Reagans, A ni bassador Dine at N ixons Ho1ne Pres.idenl Nlxon 's qu iet week of rela x· ation picked up a bit with a dinner at hill home Vi'ednesday evening ""ith Governor and Mrs. Ronald Reag;in Jll n d Amba ssador and t\lrs. Waller Anncnhcri;i . And the slight momentum will cool1nuc Frida~ mnrn!ng 11s A m r r i c a n Amba~sador t.n Germa ny· Kcnnrth n.ush arrives in San Cl emente for a morning meeting. The Pre~ident welcomed the Reagans -·- • and Amerlc11n Ambast.adnr to Grea t Br\. lain and ~1 rs. Annenberg at La Ga.sa Pac1fica at 7 o'clock. .Joining !he social event were National Security Adviser Dr. Henry Kissinger and thl' Presidenl ·s secrel11ry Rosemary \\'nod~ Mrs. Nixon h11d gone to florida lo he with c:la11i:-hter .Julit . Jn recent d.11ys the President hM kept lo a light M:hedule or morning and early afternoon work in his offices, and late 11fternooo rela:ii:atlon. • Nav y officials hQpe to press iin ex- perimental. i;eagoing 1ikimml!r lntr. use i;nme time Friday in a last-ditch attempt In keep a quarttr·mi\lion gallons nf thick fue l oil from staining beaches from San Clement e In Oceanside. Late Wedncsd11y, Na vy offirials ad- mit ted that the amount of fuel oil spilled info the sea off San Clemente Island ;iJmost a week aJ.:(O was much greater th;i n nrigin0lly believed . Navy spokesmen I.his morning said the J.2fl0 12:allon flgure was "a newsman·s es!imate.'' The Navy bel ieves 244,1)()() gallons of the !hick fue l was accidentally dumped into lhe sell last Frida y, The tarry, black ~oo now forms a 2S.. m1!e-lrin12:. kirlney-sh;iped slick l,vi ng several miles directly off shore of the San Clc mente-Ocea nsirle Area. The bulge of the thick stuff is closer lo ()(·r;insidr ('hen11c;it spr;i y apphc;it irins on the ;<lic k ha ve f;iilcrl. press aide.-. s<1id, and lhP n('w hnpP for a snl utinn rests no a ha stllv hu 1l t snnrke! sk1mmini:: device at· tarhrd 10 ;:i vr~~cl s1mil11 r 10 the oiler t ·~s Manatee ""hich dumped the oil in !he lir-.t place. The Na vy is using a drsign si milar In ~norkrls u~erl lii.~t. yP<1r 10 the calmer \r<11ers nf :-i?.n l'rilOCJS('0 B-.y. Ru1 1he ;i pplic:il1nn of the huge skim· m!'r has never heen 11ttempted on the opfn sr;i , .~;iy N;:ivy spokc..~men. Nn nil has been seen lhi11 mo rning on San Clemente"s puhl ic be~ches. Rut blobs of 1he oil ::ire washin F( ashnre at C::tmp Peodlelon where Marine Corps and Na vy men rema in busy with hand 1001.~. LifC'J\1111rd !'lpokesmen in San Cl emente 11a1rl that because of e~isling wave, cur· rent and wind conditions, the oil will pro- babl.v appear downcoast of the city in comin g days. \Vave S\\·ells are out of the west. as are "'inds. shoreline currents 11re. moving do"·ncoast as well. said San Clementi Lif,.guard IA . Hank Barnes. "Unless the conditions changt, it looks lik e most of the action might be do"'ncoast at Pendleton." he said. President Nixon Wednesda y w a s reported lo be keenly aware of the oil 5ituation. his press aides said . Bul the chief execulive has liitressed I hat his beach should not take priority over others which h11ve received relative· I)' minor staining thus far. Black Aid e Resigns Under P ress ure WASH INGTON !UPI) -The Pen· tagon's top civll righl.5 offlcild ha! resign- ed. the Washington Post said today. The Post quoted Peillagon sources as itaytniz that Frank W Render, 3.S. re.sign· ed Wednesday under pressure from Defeosl! SecretRry Melvin R. Laird. Render was the l'i ighest ranking Negro in the Defense Dep1rtment wtth 8 $36.000-a· year pnst u Deputy AMi.stant Secretary of Defl!nee. The sources SRid Laird was displeased I hat Render, while 11potlighting civil righU abuMs In the milltary. allegedly failed to come up with eny proposed aolu· t!oru; lo the problems. pointers in the book are things they fi nd out alterv.·ards."" The n1anual ouUtnes for th!' prospective buyer the effects of depreciation on mobilehomes. gives hints on financing. and purchasing and nOtf'S the advantages and disadvanta ges of living in 11 mobi\ehome park. For ex ample. the book ex plai ns that most parks will not accept as res idents either sinRle men or single women. Unrler the section on constru ction, the manual observes. "The. mnbi leome, fast changing in looks, is neverthele11s still the offspring or the melal house traUer, which was 1n turn offspring of the metal tr<iveling tra iler." Noting that the root is Pssen!ia\ly juat a sheet of met al. the manual adds it will PQP with expansion und er a hot sun will always "ratlle in the wind." t\1rs Du nn says the book is now selling for $1.20, but may soon be raised ln price. ··t\-Tr. Ni.xoo foul ed us up on that one ... she laughs. "\Ve were going to raise It to $1.50. bu\ that same night, he announced the price freeze." OAJL Y PILOT Pllele ·~ 1>111191• H•l'-1 Breaki119 • in a Bridge Rosa Alarl·on, Miss San Juan Capilsrano, breaks botUe of champagne, marking ofricial opening of new La Novia Road Bridge over San Juan Creek. Ceremonies \Vere conducted \Vednesday, although bridge has been open t o traffic for a \.l'eek. The $250,000 facility replaces old Ganado Bridge. destroyed in floods of 1969. Sa11 Cl emente's No1·thrup Elec tefl LAFC Cl1airman &in C!Pmr ntP Councilman Sl;:in]Py- r\nr!hrup was elected ch<1 1rm;in of the ()range County Loc;i l Ai:i enc.v Formation Co mmission ! LAFC 1 Thursd:iy by a 11n11 nininus vote of its five members. Northrup rep!;ices Los Al<i rni10s Coun- cil ma n Joe Hvclc, 1he man whose re- jectio n by the League nf Citits led to hi~ fluste r fr om th e board anrl a rul ing aga inst him by an Orange County Superior Court judge. Hyde"s seat as 2 hoard member has been ta.ken by Fullerton Councilman Louis "Red ·· Rei nhardt whn was named hy the Leagul! as its representa tive O\'er Hyde. Also iier\·ing "·it h Northrup on the LAFC board are Anaheim coun cilman Charles Pearson and county supervisors Robert Battin and Ronald Caspers. Listenin g E ars Hotline .Seek s More Volunteer s San Clemente's Listening Ears hotl ine service this week launched a search for mo1·e vo lunteers to lead rap sessions with people with personal problems and man the phones. Hotline leader Arthur R. "Bud" Scheele said anyone from 16 years old or more with a 1i0Ci!re, willingness to listen and help is welcome to sign up for a 11eril!s of vOluilletr ttainlng 11euton11 which will be- held next month in !Aguna Beach. Training wnrkshop.o; will he hl!ld on evenings and a Saturday In mirl- Septembe.r at SL t\-1ary't Epi$CO pal Church In Laguna Bea.ch. Volunteers who successfully complete the training workshop will join a group of local residenl'I who have manned hotline phones end joined in group rap sessionll in the program which will celr.brate. its first birthday in Sen Clemente lhi11 fal l. rcr~Ons inte.rt sttd in tht. h o t r l ri e ''olunteer work can cont.let Scheele tit •92-f>IM . DAILY l>ILOT tttfl ,..._ IN LAFC DRIVER'S SEAT Sen Cl•ment•'• Northrup Catholic Cliurch Slate s Fiesta A weekend fiesta -incllldlnc· two public dinneNJ in lhf. new parish hall - will be held at our Lady of F1Uma Catholic Church in mid-September. Fiesta cha irman Frank Ling uid Utt annual celebratlon will include· carnival rides. booths. a white elephant 1ale, a ct1"ke welk and prizes. The publlc ll welcome . The evl!nt will he Sept. l7, ·1a.and 19 oft the church ground.'!i near the elvk: cuittr, Fight Against Freeway Renewed Laguna Greeter Set to Undergo Minor S urgery Homeowners ln th!! Laguna ~lli\J!!l arra havl! rtntw@d th!!Lr fight ai;atnst tht pro- posM roult of the f'a r1!11:: Coast Freeway. Percival Chase, chairm an of the Fr~"'a~· Fighters' Comm1ttet. ol the assix:1at ion, sae<l lndav he plans to make. an ap~aranct' beforP the Orange County Board of Suptrvisors Stop!. I with a plea for new roult hearings Cha~. who has been at 1l1'e in the freeway contro1·ersv fnr more than a year, contends his "tormer req uests for new route hearings ha\e been ignored by the Board. "They have not ~n v e 1 y cooperatl\~." Chase aa1d "Poht1call), ll you don't have any friends, there 1sn'l much you can ctn about su"h thin&s But we are aoin& to put some heat on," The exii;tina route, which was adopt!d by the state. folloV!g a series nl public hearings in Orang, County, \\•II! bisect L:iguna Niguel and forr.e !he re1no val nf some 67 homes, one of \1 h1ch belongs to Chase The free"a y tf1nlm1t1 er uf the a'r-0('1,1· lion lI1 1970 off errd t1n .~ilernal e rou le "hic.h, Chase said. "ould nol force thr elimination of any homes and would save Joh Pla11 OK'd Battin Casts Lone County ·!\lo Vote A federally backed $2 8 million employ• ment program that "'Ill pro\'ide Jobs for some 300 unemployed "·orkers in Orange County \\'ent to the county's department heads for implementation \\'ednt-sday tiver the objections of Supervisors Cha irman Robert B11tt1n. After hearinc Ba rtin cnmpla1n of ··too many chiefs and not enough Indians." the board voted 4 to I to hire the 23 "'orkers who will bt th e ad vance guard of 300 new names on the cou nty's pay roll. The first 23 workers "'ill be assigned to tht-county's personnel, administrath·e and auditor-conlroller divisions to help plan utilization of President Nixon's anti- unemployment measure and assign eligi- ble unemployed to county jobs. Battin particularly attacked t h e decision to assign 14 of the 23 analysts to the personnel department. '"They're cut- ting the cream off the top and they just don't n~ this many workers to operate this program," he said. Battin's plea fnr the board In personally operate the program ··and cu t out so man.v papr:r shufflers" \\aS re- jected .,.,,!lh the dec1s1nn bv nther board members to launch a proi?ram that ma y hal'e. most of the 300 11·orkers picked in county jobs by Labor Da.v. The Cflunty program is part of a -~6 million a!Jocation In OranRe Cflun1~' by Lhc federal government under !he recen!ly authorized ant i-unemployment mea.c;ure. Six Orange County cities inc luding Hun- tington Beach have recei1·ed separal!! grants with the instructions that their hiring plans must not conflict with the In- dependent county program . f\1ost of the jobs created "·ill be in the clerical. anti-pollution, general manual and fire and forestry dn•isions. ll "'as noted by the board \Vednesday that the Orange County Medical Center has open- ings for at least 60 nursing aides and orderlies. Nixon Pledges to Retain U.S. lmpo1·ts Borde1· Tax By BELEN TR0~1AS U'I '1•11 Writ ... President Nixon plans to hold t~ line on hlS IO percent border tax on U.S. im- p!"lrts as a "totally justified" measure, despite threats of a retaliatory trade "·ay by irate European nations. The Pre~dent, working al the \Vest.ern "l\ite House in San Clemente, was in :Jose touch with his fiscal experts "·ho ~ught to avoid a monetary confrontation 1mong mA jor U.S, trlld1ng partners. Pre's Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler told ~ewsmen the President believes hls moves are valid unl er the 1947 General Agreement on Trade And Tariff (GATT). "Bt<=a use voe ha \·e been fa ced \11ilh a trade def1r1t 11;nd other nalions ha l'e been !aced with a .c;urplus l\'e cannot conceive 11111 1hrv would take counter steps !gains! th e United States," Ziegler said. The chief executive \1'as concentrating hetJ l'ily this we-ek on ma jor foreign policy prnb\ems The ~ituat1nn surroundi ng lhe South l"ietna mese presidential elect1nn on Orl. 1. 11.•1th the pn~s1b1h!y that Pre~Ldtnt ~gu'.·en \';:in Thieu "·111be1 he nnl~1 ac1ne :anrJ 1date. "'as a mat ter of concern to fl.1xnn. · But !hi' \r~11!1' Hl'lu~e remainf'd ~i\f'nt l')n :he pri\1t1ral C'TJSL~ in Sa1gfln "h11h bas -p~ulrPd frnm rhe rffu~al nf \ire Prt.<;I· jent '.\i;u~en Can !\~ anC Ge n Duong Van ~linh to run. Both ha1·e charged elec!1on ·1.cc1ng Z1Pgl tr dPrllnPri tn ~11 in rP~prin~F In a ~U"~1 1on 11 hPth1>r thf l fi ~!di brltf l r ~ a ·fai r and f;ee t lect1nn" 1~ p<i~~lhle '"\\"e"rest1JI stu d11ni:: 1t ··he ~aid "\''p 1n- enrl to approach !hi' elect1flns fr nm a iY1~1tion nf neu!ral1f\· .. He added th11t 11 11a5 "ll!tallv cl'Jn •1!!Pnt"' for L" S A n1 ba~~arlnr E ll~w11n h DAllY PILOT 01&!4G;< COAST 'Ull!~lollNC. COM,&N't' R•btrt N. w,,J ,,,, dl nl •'111 ,llDll•l'ltr Joe~ II.. C 11rlt v II.ct ,, .... ,"' 1·0 C.rftt r11 1"t•1;rr Tha"''' ic,,.a l Ol!or Tha..,•• A, M 11•p~;11• M1,.1gt111 la1111r Ch11l11 M. loo1 11.ic~t •d P. Ni ll Aotlltt 111 Mt 1119l110 Et•<ar1 Let•"'"'" Offlc• 221 Far11I "'~'"11• M1 iti119 .Jdrt u : P.O. l at 6~6. ,l.52 S.11 Cl•-•,.. 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Nixon u·as staying out of the llmellghl, studying document s and kerp1 ng a pat- tern of working at his office in the mnrn- ing and at his oceanside 1·illa in the after- noon. fnr the pas! l\\'O da\ s ~e t1as taken fl tllp in his Soanish-stvle pnol inst.earl nf going to h1.c; favnnle red beach fin Camp Pend leton, a pparenllv hecriuse f'f the oil slick that ha!i pl!!gt11>d the beach line near the \.\:estern \\'hite House. \\'ednesday night he did a hit of sflc1al11.ing -and pP rh;i p<> prih11c k111'l, - b\' hns!Jng a d111nl'r r:ir!v 1n hnn••r nf Californ ia Gfl1· anrl :\1rs Rona !r'I RP<i~an Otbrr guests included l' S :\mbas~arlnr tn f.reat Brita in and i\l rs \\';i ll rr An· nenl'if'r4. ::inrl 1\;111nnill $1>1•ur1ll' ,\ff;i1r~ Arl1·1~1>r Henrv A l\l<><>1ncPr. · ;inrl his pe r~nn.1! ~l'<'retar1 . Ro~p ~1~r1 \\ ro'ld.c; ~!rs :\ixnn flrv. lo Fl(lrida \\'ednesd.1v In rfl mfort Their dalf'!hter .r u 1 1 e E1:.f'nhf111·cr. 2~. 11 hn ~uf11>red a hrr>l-.r11 l'>P 1n ::i n ::i rr1rlPn! .;! 1hP 1\!l:i11!1r Rr.1rh F.l tmentarv St hl"!O I 11·hen• she 11 a~ al- !end1ng a Pre-school teacher v.or kshop. Privileged S urfer Hits tlie Waves l'Veo r .Nixon Villa B) GE;\:E HA.-.;l)SAKER &•-11i.o ~rto Nrll" fe11 5urff'r s ha\·e 11 .so lucky 3s 16-year· old Bob Bart. Th11 muscular blnnd !PPnager is one ol db<iut 10 surfers pr.rmi!led to use !he \\"t-~lrrn \\"hlte Ho1i~e berich -'1'tn 11 hen, a~ nn11·, Prcs1rlr nt ~txon Is in re s1rlence. "'Tht beach is ii;oo<l for 5lJrf1ng ," Boh ~a 1s, "betause nf thP \\,1v threl' Cir four rrrfs an• Situated \\'hen ,ii S\\'ell hlls a reef. it gh·ps a good, \onl!l nde." The surf('rS flrr no>1 ~hbt'ir.c; 0( thP ~1xnns in lhe adjoining Cypress Shore com- muni!v. "·hirh ls .,.,·allrrl. \lo'llh a ~uard at tl1e gart Anyone can use the beach "hen N1x0n tS ab.sent But "'htn ht" arfl\'I'~. $lgn!. pnsted on the sand ""'rn. "Rt~tricted area. Aufhorizrd Peri;nnnC'I Onlj " SPC'ret Serv1c, spt"r111) 11:u:irds. 11·p~t1ng .c;idea rm s. paTrril The beach. A Cn11~~ f.uard boat layi; offshore. lo kel'p other craft a"'l'IY- The "11pproved" surfers httrt! had uninterrupted use of the beai:h for 11bout !wo yea rs. Tht~· inrlud!' 11n 111rl1ne p 11 n t , b11~1nP.c;smen and ncra.c;1nnttllv R n 1 r Amess. teen-11ge son nf artnr .l.1m11 s /\rn"s~. "''1'1(1 ~T111rs as ~larsha ll \l111t D1!1nn fin the "Gun smnkt"' ft"lf'1·i~1on ~erie' and has a hnme 1n Cyprl'.c;~ Short ''Al first ihe Sl'rret Ser,·1re. "·a ~n·t ~ning tn let anyonl' 1n." ~a1rl Bnb Th"n John Se 1·er~nn . frirmf'r pub!1~hf'r nf 'Surf tr' m1'gaz1ne . su tim1tt ('rl ~ h!>t of \0 .~urf('r~ ;1Jnd ~.,, 1'1'rt'"'1 .11 mill ions of do\lar.s tn construction costJ. Chase claim& he ha! presented the plan to public 1''<lrk! offi('la!s 1n Sacra mento and the~· have received the plan well. However. before new route hParings can be held. the Board or Supervisor! must request them from the !tale. Tom Ful'nle~. exerutive aide to Super11 ~nr Rnnal<f Casp<>r~. ".ho reprr!lents Lai;!una Niguel, said toda y !he homeio11 nrr~ are llfll l'ieing 1gnflrl'rl tJnd the proposed route change ts not being studied "The coun1y road department and local sti:lff should have an opporluni!y to totally review the m1tter before 11.·e ask Sacr&mento to come do"'" here and reas!.e1s the route," Fuenlt-s said. County engineers are currently making a study ot the proposed new route and a repo rt Is eipecled soon. Fuentes added. Construction of the freewa~ w11! probably not begin until 1974, according h. state of- liciRls '"'v\'e should gel our local expert1sp and 1npul so that we don't act in rgnorance," Fuentl'S ~dded Th,. nl'w route \\"flu!rl ehm1nale that portion of the free 11ay cutting aC'ross Lagun11 /\'iguel to Capistrano Beach. i\'flrfer 011 Open. Ln11d Instead or paralleling Crnwrt Valley Parkway in a nnrth-!'lou1h dlrect1on, the propni;cd roult'. "·nuld h~·a\e the San Die11:n Fruway at 8 point one mile 1-0i.!lh of Crown VaU~y r arkwa y and go northwest to a point near the Rockwell plant. Cha~e says this new rullle vtould i;ave ahflul fi ve rr11le.~ nr fret'WflY (·OnstrUCl1nn. He al.~o notes that, since the ne.w route 11·11u!d tra1·eri;f' f!'w hills, costs of con- struc11on would be n1uch lower. ··1 tlunk 11e can work this nut on a fr lcndl\ h;i<q~ with the Bo;1rd nf S1i~r\01~or~." Ch a.~P said. \\'e ;1re nnt going to get any\lo'here unless we are friendly v.·ith them.'' Laguna Beach Grttter Eller L1r11tn wlll under10 surgery early ne:rt "'eek ror the removal or a 8mall tumor nn is pn>- slate. gland, friend s reported this morn· in~- The upera1ion, (). Y..'. PrieP. said, \\'Ill be pcrfnrmed ill Veterans ~f em or i a I HospilRI in l.nn~ Rfl:lch aod is nol con- slrlrred ma,)nr ~uri.;l'rV . Larsen. 81 . ha11 been in the VA hospital i:ince n1id-.June when he WM admitted beC'fluse of a bladder lnfettion. In 1968, Price .~aid, Larsen had a similar tumnr rf'rOOl'ed . Lack of Controls Scored It 1!i exp<'•'led lh::it the (;rel'ter "'Ill r~ main at the VA hospital fnr anothe r month .and then be placed in a nur111ng home -possibly in L<1guna Beach. Of'lails hnl'e yet to be worked out, Price sairi_ &Ol.OClllH! l"•H• Wrlt•r 5A.'J FR A\"CISCO -A new R:t!ph l\z.-1e.r report says that controls over de1 elnpment nf California 's remaining open land are "virtually non·existent.' Part two fl f a Nader task. force 's 14- month study released \\"ednesd11v als'l calls for an end to property ta.xatiOn or a mainr ovl'rhaul of the tax s~·stem to halt land development speculation_ The report says many conflicts of in- • "'j..( Reinecke Leads Angry Nader Counter-attack Cr1!1cs of Ra lph !\'ader's ''Califflrn1a Repnrt" issued \'\'ednesday, rtturned lhe fJre l oda~'. Some of the angriest reaC'l111ns to r\ader's blistering report on California land use were : -"The 1onuendos and untruths Cfln· ta1nPrl in it are aimed prim11r1I.\' al. ex- panrling the ego of Ralph Nader and hi.! \11tch hunters." fumed LL Governor Ed Re1netke. "At no time dirl Nader or nne of his crev.' inernbers contact m\'Sl'lf or one of my staff Tbey apparentl~1 Wrre in· tPrested only in aiming un substantiated r harges wi thout ma.king an effort lo find The truth·· -"J'm sorry to see Nader being so Na tion Records Fourth Straight Trading Deficit rarf'le.~~ It d.:imaJ;es some of the gnfld wnrk he 15 doing .'' said A~semhlyman Ed10.1n Z'bprg 10-Sacramentfl l. chargrd 1n !he r\ader report "'llh supporting large Cfl mpan.v l<1nr! 1nlcrests. -F"nrmrr (;11vernf1r !';it Bro11•n drn1 erl That his Beverly 1!1lls law firm uses its pn!itic;it presT1~c to pur ~ue l::ind-de\'elrir- ment interests for majfJr cfJmpanies such as Bnise-Cascade. "\\'e represent them on legal matters, but there has Cfrt<.>~nly been no political IOU's in those cases.'' Brown said. -"The report reveals \"l'J'Y little ~no\l·ledge of Cali fornia la\lo•,'' repl1Pd l''ilte Controller Hnus!nn J. FJournn\', HP also sa id lhe st:i te Lanrls Commii;sJOn nf 11·hirh ht. 11nd Reine('kP llrt-men1hrrs. has nn priv.·er to givf' away tidelands r\Ji;!ht.~ 1n 1ncal government, as charged in the r'\ ad er reJ>Clrl. -~o commenl h:;d heen is~ueri bv Governor Ronald Reagan . because he hasn't yet read the report, his aides said. \\rASHINGTON (UPI) -The U.S. J J k SI • S l fnrei•n lcade d.ticit -• m•jor factor in ce n·ea . up e President Nixon's new econo mic program -cDntinued into a fourth month in Julv, \\'ASH!f\GTON I UP I ~ -Ltickheed the !nngesl stretch in the nation 's histor}', Shipbuilding & Cons!ruct1fln Co. a Jl was disclosed today. ~ubsid1ary of Lockheed Aircraft Crop , has been awarder! a S52,70fl.0<10 contract 'The Olmmerce Dcpart1nent reported to builrl "!hr world 's mn~t. powfrf1il !he United Sta!es imPQrted $.104 I million icebreaki;or'" the tran.~rortation depart- 1nnre from other countrit s than it .c;hip-rnent annnunced v,:ednesday . pC'd abroad in July, ra isin~ 1he lrarle The 400-fflol, 12,00~-ton vessel, whi ch defirit to Sfi76 .4 million for the first i;pven 11·1!1 be the fir.<;( addilion tfl the icehrt11k- n1on1hs of the year. 1ng fletl since 1954, is expected to be 1n Nixnn's decision In !et the dollar Cflllsl guard service by 1974. ''nnat" on the international m11rkel and 1--------------- !o impose a 10 per cent tariff on a wirle ;irrav nf Imports "·as taken lo alleviate !he dc f1r 1t problem. ThPfP 111>rP lhP~" nthf'r rlp1·rlflpmt'nls at hr.m e and abro.:id 1n connection "'ilh 1he 911-da,v "·.:11.!e-pr1ce freeze and ol hPr n~re("l<>. nr \1xnn's prngra.m for l" s. econo n11c ff"C'Ol'f ry. -The AFl.-CIO and the 1nrltf)('nrltnl l"n1t rd Autn \\'nr kcrs C"nl(ln 1 l' A\\"• con- fer rer! 11!1h A ha!!f"r \' of la"·\prs nn !he !)(1S~1b 1litl' nf brini.:in~ cnur1 sulls aJ:a1n ~t the prirc 1racr e(!JI_ -Thi' rl nl!;ir dropped sh a r p I _v on R nt1~h fnre1gn rurren<"y mark P 1 s . rieprrcia!iniz ne:irrr the tarJi!Pt nf the ~IX nn dt1·;:ill1;itll'ln goal nf mnre. than 10 J)f'r rent in relfl!1nn 10 thPr strong currenc 1t~ such ;i.c; thf' mark ::ind yen . -L. ratrick Gra.v 111. the .Ju.c;11re Departmenrs chief enforcer of the \l'Aj.!P- price frr~zt , prrrlirtrrl rconnn1ie <'Urbs 11 ould he extended hevnnd the 90-day lree7P and said latxir lf;iders "'ill "Se~ !he h.:indwrilin,'l nfl the \\All.'' -The leader nf 120 .c;mnll indepl'nrlrnt unlC1ns , Rogtr ~1 . Rettig. dennunced the adminislrat1nn's apprnarh Ir. "'l'lge-priC'e controls. charg inJ;! Hu•.v ··place the n1ajn r burden on l11hnr.' Rettig htiid!i tht" N11- 11onal F'edrration of Independent Union!i 11 hirh rrprescnts an e.stimaltd 50.000 members. \ terest al the slate rind local ilflvernmen- tal levels hampe r proper land manage- n1enl. Lflcal Ji!flvernments, •·more concerned \Vi!h :it!rflcfing bu1ldtrs for btx ha se purpnses th:in with safely, have itnposed few 1nra11111gful standards rind little en- forcemcnl," n1e repflrt c!<1ims. The Jack of pl:tnn ing and regulatinn of ne"' hou s ing development is endangering 11·hat rrn1riins of the slate's open land, said lhe s!udy. Thf' ta.c;k force ca!lrd fnr rrsiJ;!nfllions l'f all nffiC'lills reJi!:uJ;1!1n~ n a! u r a I resnurC'rs, ulllllics. fnr!'stry prac!icr.c; aocl re;il es!:l!e \I.ho ha1·e d1ree l occupallflnal ronflic·ts of intert"'sls 1111h rrgulatcd lf1- duslr1c.~. AUornl'y H n her t F' r 11 rn e I h. "'tlo d1r<'Ctrd !he .c;1111!y, ... a1tl that mc11ns "lhat rrnh;ih ly a 1n:iJl'lri!y of many boards .shnuld rc~ign."' \'ari ous sl::i!P and f1'fleral agenet<>s \\h ich supposcdl .v provide nrrr-all en- v1rc1nml'ntal protection arc at best m:ik- ing "gestures" in that dircc!lon, said the rrpnrL It cnticiied the slate. Rrsnurces Agen- cy fnr not being a "policemRn but a public relalions organization" whnse main purpo~r i~ !o gE'lg rli~sent by other depar1ment s. "The envlrnnrnrnt seems to ratp sturi if'~. rla<>~lfif'afifln . cnncern a nd rnnrrnnus p11hli1·it y," declarf'd !he ta;k fnrcf'. ··while the land interes ts keep right nn t:iliini: Rll 1he S(l il, mineral s. l!rass Rnd limber th<il lhcy please, incurring costs !h111 olhrr.c; mu st bl'11r.'' The s111dy .O:.R1d 111<11 because effective CPntr:il1zrd ~Ol't'rnrncnl l'notrol over 1Rnd plannin.c: are l:icking. decisions usually ilrP lrfl In loc.11 cnntrnl -described as "1hc de1·c!npcrs' brst friend" because of the ellC,llCd susceptibility of such orficials lo influence. T1i be niraningful, S<tid lhe task fnrce, a state nl'crseer !u prnrnflle effective, benefic1.::il u.~e flf open land must he Rble lo monitor the lei?1sl:ili vc and executive hrAnchrs on behalf ol the gcnerB! public intcre.~t. Sur h rin ;iE:enry musl hi' freP of cnn Fl iC't "I inlrrc;t prnhlen1s of flPJ"lflin lces and in performance of dutie.o:., H must have. the n2ht of sanc!ions or J>ClWet of ml'lkinR nerrssary structural chAnges and ha\'e ma,s1\'e staffing. ;! I Prirc not<'rl that Eilrr \\'il'i "\·rry SflrrY he was un:ible lfl he 1n La.c:una lo greet r 1.c;i1.(lrS during !hr F('st1val season."' Cards and Jetter~ may be ::irldressed tn Eilf'r Lar.o:.eri . Vtteran; ~1 ~mo r \al Hospital , !i901 E. Se\'enth St., Long Beach, C;ilif., 90801, Price added. Sole£lad Brother Hea.ring Erupts Into Loud M elee SA .1\1 FRA~CISCO !UP l l -A hearing fnr the !wn sur\'i\'ing "'Soledad Brothers" en111t<'d into a shoutin.c: me!ee tndlly "'hen the mo!hcr of one of lhe prisoners began srre;iming at the judRc. The police riol squad was called in and cleared the court-room, using clubs to 1nn1·e lhe cro\\·d out. The n1nther of defendant ,Jflhn Clut.- chette began shouting at Superior Court Judge Ca rl Allen from the spect11tors sec· t1on . \\'hen a balli ff niol'ed to\1•::irds her to remove her rrom the room, a male spec- tator r11se and interceded. Al 1hat Jiflint the rnl1ce riot sriuad. wl11c~ 1vas strinrling hy during the pro- l'Ct'd1ngs bec;iuse ()f t'flrlier v1nl ence. mn1·cd in wi1h cluhs and cleared out spectalnr~ \\'nn1f'n 1n thf' l'rt1111d wt're w·eeping and ~crt'11 1111ng 1hat they had been hf';:iten. (.'lutchclle ;ind Fleetfl Drumgo "·ere rhfl rJi!rd along "'i1h bl;ick revolutionary 1;enrJ!e .f;irkSfl n 11·1th hurling a RU !l rd at Snlerlad St;lte Prisl)n nrcr a third-noor balcony to his death last year. .lackson v.·as killed in San Quentin Prison's e~cape :ittempl last Saturday. tEarller story, Page 81. ~olons in Helsinki HF,LSIJ\KJ IAP\ -LIS. Sens. Mike Mfln~fi'P lrl ,11nd Ernest F. Hollings arrivf'd in HeL:;in ki trx:lfly nn ;i pril'ate \'isit which ·will 1nC'lude ri meetinl{ "''i!h Gerard Sniith. head of the U.S. delrga!lon at the Str:itei;:lc Arm s Limil11lion Tfll ks IS ALT 1. ~1<1nsfil'ld ~a.id at lhe airport he wttn1ed to make ··.~ome inquiries ahnut 1h~ t;ilks" while in !"inland for two days sightseeing. 0 I ; 1 I '' J /I I, ·~' \ I I: ' ',\ ' , I . ' l I '.. -· SOFA BED SALE! QUEEN SIZE Ol FULL SIZE l". • 00 . 00 Now 299.00 • Thet~ ~re v1 rJ comforfeble 1o f., becls for 11tt111 9 an 1leering, • A wide ~11i1c.lio11 o f.,bric.1 and color lo c.~0011 from. -Sen \\'illi am Proxmire. 10-\V i.~.\. ~nnnunred the joinl Co n g res s ion a I Economic Commlt111e \\"flU!d rt sume he.arlngs il--londay "'itl'I Dr. Pl'lul \\'. ~lcCracken. chairman of the President's Council Df Economic Advisors, and Geo rge Lincoln, 3dministrator of the freeze. scheduled as v.•it!lfsses. -·-~··-" --------- Boat's Motor Rarns Into Rome An ou tbnard motor drifted off its trailer in San Clemente Tuesday, but it ne1·tr touched the water . It slammed lntn 111 house. And ?'lllce sa.v ii "'Ill be a long lime hfi fore tht vessel btlonging to John c. ~!1lJ~ nf \\'hillier 11,ill he. fit fflr ~Ailina . illlll~ told officers he was to"·;ng ll'le 11159-mric:lf'I bnA! 3ll'lng the 200 bln('k of ~ant a Barbara Tuesday aflernMn "hen A <>;iftty rh111n i!ll\'e \lo".1Y ;ind boil! fle"' fmrn (he lr;iiler. ll hit lhe door of a garag e i'.l"'nerl by l.111·m11n Ttllnn al 200 Sanla Barbara. The boat and the door both were hea vi- 11 d!i rT\lt~M. off1rrr~ said . ., R1v1r1ibf1 Ba ck , .1111 d Seat Cushion ' , I : t' l'our f(Jt>Oritc interior dcJlgnrr will be '1apn11 10 0J1/.(! 11014 PROFESS ION ~ .JI GARRETT f U RNIT~l~S R B OR I LYO, INTERIOR DES IGNERS Opot1 Mo•., Thuro. & F.f. h... COSTA MESA , CALIF. 646-0275 046-0276 .. , Lag1111a Beaeh EDITION Today's Final .N.Y. Stocks VOL. 64 , NO. 203, 4 SECTIONS, SO PAG ES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 197 I TEN CENTS Salt Creel{ Hassle County to Seel{ · Delay • Ill By TOM BARLEY Ol t~1 011,., Pllor 51111 Orange Count y supervisors have decid- ed to ask the cou nty's leg islators in Sacramento to delay a planned senate hearing touching on the Salt Cree k Beach controversy until they have the results of 11 public hearing into a new proposal. fifth District Supervisor R on a 1 d Caspers asked cou nty counsel Adrian Kuyper \Vetlnesday to contact legislators immediately after the board called for a public hearing Sept. 22 into a .new offer by the AVCO corporation. A Stale Senate hearing had been scheduled for Sept. 14 into a bill authored by Assemblyman Robert Badham. The Newport Beach Republican ca lls for a prescriptive right~ agreement that would permanootly· open Salt Creek Beach to the publi c in return for con!'essions on neighboring land owned by the Laguna Niguel Corp. AVCO's new offer "'nuld give the cnu n- ly 4,800 feet of public bea ch from ?-llonarch Bay to Dana Poi nt plus parking· areas, access rout es, restroo m sites and maintenance roads at a total cost vf S2.64·1,809. That offer is up hy $113 .00() nn ;:i n rarlier prnpos;:il made by !he A \ICO group, but compa ny officials told super\·isors that they are prrpared to absorb the difference if the county acts pr on1ptly. The n1aJor fea ture of the new offer is the crea tion of a pa rking lot on the ocean side of Pacific Coast Highway, a facility that \1111! shorten by at least one half the distance the publ ic \\·i!J hnve to walk fr on1 car to beach. It is intended lo meet the protests of county officials \\'ho noted that beach gQers would hal'e lo cross the highway and take a round about path through nearby residential areas to reach the sand . AVCO off icials have stressed to supervisors that an early decision on the modified proposal v1ill enable the com. pany to remo ve the property from county tax rn!e.~. A ta sk force appointed by county supervisors ls now studying the latest AVCO offer. It is expected tn have !ls report available for the Sept. 2.2 hearing. Caspers called for the study and alsO urged prom pt cou nty action on the lawsuit filed again3t the Chandler- Sherman Corp., the owners of oceanfront land between AVCO's Niguel Shortt hnusing development and Dana Point. Thal lawsuit. aimed at ensuring publie access to the beach over the Chandler Sherman acreage, wl\I go to trial when both sides in the issue have completed the taking of depositions and swearin& of afffidavits. a er as ts a wa Arch Beach Area Fire Snuffed Out ' • ' ., • I ! ' ' ', DAILY P!LOl Siii! P ho!I IN LAFC DRIVER'S SEAT San C1 emente·s Northrup Northrup Chairs LAFC After Vote By Five Members Sa n Clen1en1<' r ounf'ilman S!::inley Nor thrup \1 as <'lected cha1rn1an of the Ora nge County Loc;i l Ag:eocy Form ation Comm ission 11.AFCi Thursday by a una nimous \'n!e of its fiv e members. Northrup replac es Los AJ;imltos Coun· filman Joe Hyde. the man whose re- jection hy the League of Ci!ies led l,o his ouster Irnm lhf' bQard and a ruling against him by an Orange County iiuperior Court judge. Hyde's seat as a board member has been taken by Fullerton Councilman Louis "Red" Reinhardt \\'ho \vas named by the League as its representative over Hyde. Orange Co as I w·eather -·Mostly sunn y skies today and Fridav too -Rfler the usual mnm· ing c.lnuds and fog clear. Highs along lhe bcache..!! around 7S rising to 85 inland. Ltiws tonight In the 6(1's. INSIDE TODA. Y A grocrr wh.o hod j U!t bt~n robbt-rl fnr t he eigh th t1mr., jumped i11 hi$ cnr. pur!utd tht robbtr, on.ri . .shnt him with. h f! nwn gun. Story, Page .'i, •111/119 II c111m11+1 1 (111<"11• UI 1 ((llTllt• " Ct9llwt1r• II 011!~ Nohe•• 11 01¥••t•• 11 l'.dlltlr!l l Pllt ' '"'''"'•'""''"' l&-11 , 1111'11(1 l1·1' Hor1""' 1' •11" L1r>Hrt 11 Mtll 111 t1r¥1t1 f MDY!et ft.11 M11l111I l'llft'llt H N1l!011l l NIWI ••J Or•""• c ... 111¥ 11 SH!1t IJ.11 Jlo<t M••-l!t 1 .. ,, ,. ...... 1.i.11 tf ,.h11lff1 ,.. ,, 1"11•~.. 4 While W1•~ ll Wo"'t"'' IOWI U.11 Wttl<rl N1w1 .. , Near tragedy \\'as averted \\lednesd<iy when Laguna Beach firem en contained a "'ind.fed brushfire al ter it had burned less than an acre of dry grass and slight- ly damaged one home. Fire Chief James Latimer said today the blaze. wh ich broke. out at about ~.:JI) p.m. in a gully· off Summit Drive, could easily have gotten out of control and burned up the canyon to Arch Be.ach Helgh ts. Although no homes were threatened by the blaze, which was contained to the gulley between Summit Drive and Sant.& Cruz Street, a .!!trong wind b!ew burning embers 100 feet up the gully onto the roofs of two homes. firemen said. A residence at 679 Pearl Street sus- tained about $500 damage, Fire Marsha l J ames Presson said , ll'hen the hot embers burned through the roof in fi ve places. The owner of the hnme. \vho was not tn1mediately identified, ext inguished the smoldering roof. The second home was nc! damaged, Presson noted. Chief Latimer cau tioned residents against the fire danger. "People may not realize it." he said, "but "'e are entering one of the dri est i;easons we have ever had in Laguna Beach.'' Cause of V.'ednesday's fire is still under investigation. Nixon Entertains Governor, Wife, Germany Envo y President Ni xon 's quiet week of rela x- ation picked up a blt "'-'ilh ii dinner at hts home Wednesday evening with Governor and Mrs. Ronald Rea gan a n d Ambass;:idor and ~!rs . Walter Annenberg. And the slight momentum will continue Friday morning as A m e r i c a n Ambassador to Germany Kenneth Rush arrives In San Clemente for a morning meeting . The President welcomed the Reagans and American Ambassador to Great Bri- tai n and Mrs . Annenbe.rg at La Gasa Pacifica at 7 o'clock. Joining the social event v.•ere National Security Adviser Or. Henry Kissinge r and the Presidenf.'s secretary Rosemary \\'ood.~. Mrs. Nixon had gone to Florida to be with daughter Julie. In reccnl days the President has kept to a li~ht sched ult: nf morning and e.ar!y afternOon work in his office.!!, and late afternoon relaxation. He took a dip in his swimming pool Wednesday afternoon after knocking off early at his offices. press aides said. Ambassadors have formed the bulk n{ the visitor's list during this current work· ing vacation in San Clemente. The President's only fonnal funt lion t arlier tlils week was a meeting with his new Paris negoliator, Am b a 'sad or William Porter. Friday's meeting with Ambassador Rush will lnvol ve dlscui;slon on the latest developmtnlll in lhe four-way agre:emeot dealing with Berlin . Queen in Jakarta .JA"KAflT A, Jndonesia I AP ) -Queen .Juliana of tlle Netherlandg rPcelved 11n .,rfecllonate v.·elr.ome today si3 ~he ar- rived in this former Dutch colony for an 11-day visit , the first ever by a reigning Dutch monarch JULIE NI XON EISENHOWER DI SPL AYS CAST FOR PHOTOGS Broken Toe Turned Out to be More Serious Than First T~ought Julie Ei se11l1owe1· Sl1elves Teacl1i11g Afte1· Accident By FRA;\CES LF:\\'J~E A"ot lllild ""'' ffrllor . lul)e r-.·1 x.on E1senhn1\er h;:is arcrp!rrl "w11h cxtren1e. disa111101ntrne111"' a mr.rHcal rlecision io i:i~I' 11p her teaching JOb in Fl orida br rause or a br oken toe , the \l.'estem \\'hitr House rr]lflrts. The injury 1n President Nixon 's daughter prov er! lo be more i;erio11s tha n first indicated, Pres~ Secret.ary Ronald L. Ziegle r disclosed Wednesday. He .said X-rays showed lhe big !oe on the left foot ha d been "sh attered and crushed " ·when a book cart toppled onto JulJe's foot lhe second day on th e job as a thi rd grade teacher at Atlantic Beach Elementary School. Laguna Cro,vds .. Re sc ue Cre,~s .1 1il 1r r 1·rih.:ihly \\'II! hP in a rnsl up lo hPr kriee fnr fo1ir to six \\'f'eks and will J1are 10 st11.v off htr fOfJL for some lime. "Jn f;il!"nr 's 1n !.he ynung.<.t.l'f.) 1n her rl11~s." Z1r.i.:tcr said, and on the "strong rr:comn1 rndat1on'' nf \\1h1lc Hnu~e physi- (;1an Dr. \~·11 ller Tkac h. Julie decided to give 11p a full·time school job for the fall srml"ster. lt was her first teaching assignment,. Instead. she. ha~ arra nged, when she's able. to join !he. schoors unpaid vol unteer leacher airie. program and help oul in lhe class room s. I !er mother new to Florid a \Vednesday to stay with Juli e, v.·ho wa s in "a great r!cal of pain" afte r the Tuestlay acc ident, !he \\lhite 1/ouse said. l\1rs. Nixon will remain a few days at lhe apartment Julie and her husband . Ens. David Eisenhowrr. have rented ,~·hile Da vtd Is on Navy assignment to the Albany, based at nearby Mayport, Fla . Accuses Irvine Of Buying Power Seven pages in Ralph Nader's ex- haustive report on Californi a en- vironment and de velopment deals with the proposed Upper Newport Bay tidelands exchange bet1oreen Orange County and the Irvine Company. lt is largely critical of the proposed deal. Adclitionally. NClder'.!! report today ac· cused lhe Irvine Com pany and other ma· jor corp<irations of buyin1 political in- fluence through political Campaign Con- tribution:s. Th~ accusatio n was included in a final section of the massive "Nader's Raiders reJX>rt on Power and Land in California." .In commenting, Nader said. "The 1iovernment of California must be clean· ed up so that it can clean up California." The report alleges. "land interest.!! dominate the campaign financing of key committee chairmen, statewide office holders, and important local officials.'' the reJX>rt said. It alleged Gov. Ronald Reagan rece'ived 70 per cent of his fun· ding from these sources. The study alleged the mitjor political c1)ntribulors as Southern Pacific, Ten- neco. Tejon Ra nch. the Irvine Compan,y, Kaiser Industries, Pacific Gas & Electric Company, Standard Oi!. and Transamerica Title lnsurance Company. The same firms, the report claimed, ";ippear repeatedly in our study as reci- pients of massivt> public ~ubsidies, a~ abu sers of the environment, a s beneficiaries of tax brea ks, and as un- precedented vin!ators of numerous la\\'S." Irvine Co mpan y spnkesmen today denied that the ir political co ntributions - \\ hich were described as modest - bl'lughl lhem an y favo1·s. ·'il1t;lre 7.(lning vllriances and re la xlltin n of rules that affec t our environment have hf'en gran!ed tn 5mall {Jevlnpers or 111- rl it·1dua ls than have ever bcnefiltf!d our company." the ranch executive said . '·\Ve ~re \lery confid<'nt we can stand on our record on lhis ma tter." The study authors sairl existing la\\'S concerning campaign conlributinns are "worthles s." IL said compan1e3 can hide lheir Amount of support by making duplicate contributions. Likewise. the Nader report says. lob- bying "thrives in spite of attempted regulation." State laws re q u l r i ng disclosure of activities "Ls poorly drafted, une nforced and ignored." It said land in· tercsts "have a total of 235 lobbyists. whG in 1970 reported spending, by our calcula· lions, over $3 .6 millio n. averaging more than $311 .000 per legislator." The Nader study said that in addition tn state·level reforms, •·a complete rebuildinp; of local go11ernment" i!l necessary. The local property tax should be u * * eliminated becau~e it is a "politic:al tu" that has a "perverse" impact. Nad er'.!! report on the long-debated Up- per Ne wport Bay land swap came under a section tilled, "Estuaries: Conversion and Loss.'' lt principa lly covered contentiom that have long been debated in Orange County con cernini;:: the proposed tidelands ex• ch&nge. This point didn't go UMotictd in Irvine executive offices. Some ef the main Nader points Included : -Criticism that the county wcut• ·not get lhe proptr value for lands &lven t& the Irvine Company in ei:cbalip for tidelands granted to lrvlne. -The necessity of .retaining Uppa" Newport Bay as 1 wildlife sanctuary rather than convi!!rtlna: it Into a tiou harbor and recrea!lonal area. -The fact that the State Landi Com- mi.!!sion had refuSl!':d to act on th• ti'rlelands exchange during the ad· ministration of Gov. Edmund G. "Pat" Brown but had approved the swap later under Go 11. Ronald Reagan. -Criticism of the Orange County judge ruling in favor of the Irvine Company on the land swap in the assertion that hit Baid the Lands Commission i!I "quasj.. legislative rather than quasi-judiciaJ ." The final paragraph of the Nader Bact Back report also accused the Irvine Com· pany of gaining favors through politic.al contributions. Reaction to the Nader raid on Upper Ray came t0d ay from Irvine Company Executive Vice President Raymond L. Watson. In essence, Watson accused Nader of a r<'port "that i.!! suptrficia l, inaccurate, uninformed and outdated." He also accused Nader cf flogging a dead hor se. Befnre this, however, Wa tson hat'J a:amt complimentary things to say. He com. mr!nted . "First of a(], and I feel this Is very im- pnrtant to say, Lhe Irvine Company and .( personally applaud the Nader study group for turning its attention to the use and misuse of land resources. publie and private. "'We need more effective land use con- trols. We need more enlightened publie officials. We need more responsible developers. And we need a greater dedication by the general public to the cau.!!e of well-planned development 1od the protection of our environment. "Among the meaningful erpresslona of this kind of dedlcatJon is a clear wUI- lngnes.!! by the public -and we certainly consider ourselve.!! members of It -to pay for the solution of our environmental concerns. "I am hoptful the Nader reports now being issued will help shape this public attitude . They will then have ae.rved a very useful purpose. * * * From Two Craft Irvine Co. Answers Nader Laguna Beac.h LHeguard.!! took to the ~ea Wednesday handling 3 serious boat fire and a capsized catamaran. Guards reported at 10:4$ am. OOlh en gines on a 4.1.root fi shing boat cau ght fire, while the craft was en route to Newport Beach. Lifeguards took their own boat to the scene. helped quell lhe blai.e w'hich de.!!troyed bolh engines and 5tood by until a tow boat could tow the powerless craft to Newport. None of lhe six personi; aho11rd were inju red . Later. at 1:35 p.m,, a small catama ran carry ing a South P115adena family ti pped over off Boa t C11nyon. Guard~ reported l\tr. 1uid tltrs. Al ?-<te.t.· calf and their twn sonii clung tn the c.raft ;iftnr it c.!lpid7:e11 in gusty winds <ind ~·ere later taken to ishore in the lifeguard boal. No ont> In the family was injured. Gua rd.I lsit('.r !l)wed the calamaran to fi hOrt. Irvine. Company Execu tive Vice Presi- dent Raymon d Wat.son today i55ued the following statement In answer to Ralph Nader al1eg11tions nf the Irvine Compa ny buying political ihnuence: "'With regard lo the Nade r lniilnuatlo n that the lrvlne Company has rece ived spcclal lavprs or treatment from public offlcl11ls I bel!eve It is an tl.xample of where the report has spent more time echoing rumors than contrihu t i ng evidence or substantiating chRrges. ••Jn t.he last JO years lhe Irvine Com· p;iny hits spent more money on sub~tan tive pla.nnin,1;: of lts properties than most of the loca l Anvernment;il bodie11 in Oranizc County. "Rf!C'ause of the notoriety 'ssoclat.ed with the. Irvine Company name. there 1s hard ly an issue that we can become ln· volved in or a request that we have mad~ that has not been 1crutlnized, analyzed and thoroughly publicly reviewed before any public official has made a decision. "Jn essence. what the facts art It is tn1lre difficult for· the for the lrvine Com· pany to receive an approval than the ordinary citizen in our community. 1 know that is hard to believe, but an in· depth analysia of submittals ot all , In· dividuals and companieli including the Irvine Company and the approvals given them will be11r this f11ct out. "'As to the chitrg.e I.hilt the Irvine Com- pAny is one of the major finitneial con· t.ributnr.!! In pciUtica[ person! throughout tht statr:, it ls just patiently untrue. "The Irvine company never hllll' ~en -and Is oot no w CQnsldered even a .. minor contributor -to politk:al lJt. dividuals or partlea. "As an e~ample il'I our fiscal yev en- ding April 31, 1970 which. included the last large general election, the lrvine Com- p11ny's total contributions to all potlUcal ind ividuals as well as campairns did not exceed $33.000; ~.000 of which was a single contribution in eupport of the University of California bond tuue.and of the remaining $8,00!r approxlm1te1y half was given in su pport of local schcd districl and other types of local bond. is~ues. ''In the nseal year ending April 311 1971. Irvine Company's total con: t.ributinns did ~ot exceed '30,000. Aaajn. approximate ly half of the $30,000 "ent iit 11u pport of local achoo\ distrtct and other. public district bond issues." Z DAili r·JLOl Fight Against Freeway Renewed Lag una. Greeter Set to Undergo Minor Surgery Hom~wners in the Laguna f\1guel area have rentv.·ed their fight against tht pro- posed route of the: Pac1f1c Coast F'rffw1y. Percival Chase, chalrman of the Frtt~·ay F'1ghters' Cammitlee of the as.!.Oeiation, said toda.v he plans to make en apptarancl!' bl!'fore the Orange C.Oun ty Board of Supervisors Sept. 1 v.·ith a plea for new route hearings Chase, v.·ho has been active in the fretv.•ay controversy for more than a year, Cl'.lnt.ends his former rrquests fnr new route hearings ha ve been ignored by the Board . ''The:y ha\•e not been v e r y cooptrath't ," Chase said. ''Pohncal ly. ii )'OU don't have any (rlends, th,re isn't much you can do 11boot ~UC'h thln&a Bot we are eoin& to put some heat on.'' The existing rout~. wh ich was adopted by the state following a ~ries of public hearings In Orange County, will bi~ect. Laguna Niguel and fnrce the removal of some 67 homes, one of \I hich belongs to Chase. The freewav crin1m1!1ee nl 1he ;:i~<;nr1.1. t1on 1n 1~70 ~offrred an alternalt' rou1e "'hic.h, Chase said, "ould not fnrct rh(' elimination of any homes and "ou!d sa1 0 Job Pla11 OK'd Battin Casts Lone County l'\'o Vote A federally backed $2.8 million emplo) .. ment program !hat 14•1!1 provide jobs for &Orne 300 unemployed 14·orke rs in Orange County went to the county's department heads for implementation \\'ednesday over the objections of Supervisors Ch airman Robert Battin. After hearing Ballin cnmplain of ··100 many chief~ and not enough !nrlians, ., !he bo ard voted 4 to I lo hire the 23 v.·ori\ers v.-ho \\•ill be the advance guard of 300 new names on the count y's pa y roll. The first 23 ~·orkers \.\'ill be assigned to the county's personnel, administrat ive and auditor-controller divisi ons to help plan utilization of President Nixon's anti- unemployment measure and assign eligi- ble unemployed to county jobs. Battin particularly attacked t he decision to assign 14 of the 23 analysts to the personnel department. "They're cut- ting the cream off the top and I.hey just don "t need this many workers to operate thJS program." he sa id. 8.!!Uin 's plea for the board to personal!y operate the program •·and cu t oul so many paper shufflers" "·as re- jected ~·Ith the decision by othe r hnard mtmbers to launch a progr;i.1n that ma y have most nf the 300 \\'nrkE'rs pic~ed in county jobs by Labnr Dai·, The cl"lunty prngra1n 1s part l"ll a SS million allOC'a\1011 10 Oranr.e Cnu11t1· by lhe federal gover111nent unrlcr the rece nt ly authorized t1nti-unempln~·ment mE'asure. Six Orange County cities Including Hun- tington Beach have received separate grants \.1°ith the in~1rur.tlons that their hiring p!ans must n0t con fli ct with the in· dependent county progran1. :.Inst of the jobs creatr.rl 1111! be 1n the clerical. an1i -pcllution, general manual and fir e and forestry di visions. It 11•as noted by the board \Vednesday that lhe Orange County htedical Center has open- ings for at least 60 nursing aides and orderlies. Nixon Pledges to Retau1 U.S. lmpo1·ts Bo1·cle1· Tax By RELEN TR0~1A S President Nizon plans lo hold the line on his 10 percent border tax on U.S. im- ports as a "tots!Jy justified" met1sure, d~plte threats of a retaliatory trade \\'BY by irale European nations. The President, working at the \Vestern While House in San Clemente, was in :lnse touch wilh his fiscal experts who wught to avoid a monetary confrontation t mong major U.S. trading partners. Press St'cretary Ronald L. Ziegler t.old 1ewsmen the President be lieves his moves are valid unler the 1947 General .\greement on Trade and Tariff (GA'f'T l. "Becau se 1~1e hal"e been factd with a trade deficit and other nations have bten rared \''ith a !lurplus we cannot concei ve that they v.•ould take counter steps against the United States." Ziegler said. The chief ex ecutive v,.·as concentrati ng heavily I.his week on major foreign policy problems. The situation surrounding the South Vie!namese presidential ele-cl1on nn Oct. I. with the possibllity that President ~guyen Van Thieu v.•ill be the onlv act11·e :andidate, was a ma iler of concern to Nixon But the \\'hllt Hnuse rema ined silent on the Pohlicat cri~1s in Sa 1gnn "h1ch has resul!ed frnm !ht refu~a1 nf \"ire Pres1- jrnt \"guyen Can !\\· anr:i r.en Duong \'an \1mh tn run. Both h.!!ve chaq;ed election ·1gg1ng Z1rgler dPrl1n ,.d In Sa\ in re~pnn~P lo a ~11,~llon. whPlhPr the l" S f.l11! be l1e1·f's a 'fai r anrl frer PIPrt1nn·· 1~ pri.<s1~le "\\'e'rt still stud\·1n1: 11.·· h• ~'11d ·\re. in· :tnd to apprnach tht elecl!nns fr om a !)l'l~l\1'1 n nf neuTra l1ll ·· He added th:tt. il 11as '"!l•talll· cnn- 1i<t,.nl" for l' $ An1bas.,arlr1r E IJ~1•nrrh OllANGI COAlf DAllY PllOT O•A."IGl'.I COAST PUil ISHINC. COMP•NV "&'atrl N. w,.,J ''••.&•M •nd l>uDll1~er Jtc~ II:. 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Alf 81p1 ...... t11 , ... ,ti ... 4f4·t4•' c.t\irl"''· 1n1, o'""°" (~•1• • ~u1111,~·~· C'.olol11•~r. ,.., .w:.... '"'''''· 111,,. ... ,;...,, ffllerlel .... ti ... I' l <IV1'1•1-fi "'''I~ "'t Y "' ,,,....,~ w lfllevl olWC.lel per• ..,IH !on of ~•11~1 -·· Sit ..... tllM 11'9fl ... !Mid t i N,......r! l 1rdl .... C...tt Mflt, C1l ... '?llt. •utMrltlllf'I lw <•rri.t• u Jl ""'~"''"' 1rr m111 u 1J "'°""''•• "'1111•,.,. ... ,i...,; ...... t J.fJ -1~1~. Bunker to confer 11·1t h lhe candid11tes. In another de1·elnpmenr . lhe PrE'sident summoned Kenneth Rush, U. S . Ambassador to \\'est Gf'rm;:iny, ln con fer v.·it h him hC"re f rirl;i.y on the new four- po"·er draft agreemPnt on Berl in. Rush compleled his consultations \\'Jth Secretary (lf St:ile \\'1lham P. Rogers in \Vashinglon \\"ednl':sday on the still·secret accord and v.·;:is abnul to depart rnr Bonn \.\'hen the Prtsident in1·ited him to persnnally Cflnsu\t on !he agrerment v.·hir.h was ha mmered out over a 17· month period. t•.1ixnn was st;iying ou t of the limelight, sludylng documents anr! ketp1rii;: a pilt· ttrn of "·orking at his office 1n !he morn- ing and al his oceanside villa 1n the after· noon. For the p!1st !wn da.vs he has taken a dip in his Spanish-styl e pnol inste11d of gning lo his favorit e red beach on Camp P!ndleton. apparentl,v beciluse of ~he oil slick that has pla~ued the beach JJqe near the Wt~tern White 1-fouse. \Vednesda.v ni,'lht he did a hit of soci alizing -anrl perhaps poh1lcking - hy hosting a din ner party in hnnor of California Go,)'. and Mrs Ronald Reagan . Other guest s included US. Ambas~adnr ln Great Briiain and fll rs. \Taller An- nenberg and l\'ational Sfl'curity . .\ffa1rs Ad1·ise r Hf'nrl' A K 1~s1n.c:er. and his personal secreiar~', Rose ~l a r.1· \\nod~ r.t rs. Nixon ne"· to Flnnrla \\'ednesdav In romfnrt their rlauchter. ,Ju I i e EisenhO\.l'er. 23. 1rho suffered a brri.en 1'1e in an acc1r1 ent at !hP Atlant1r Re.'.l rh Elementa rv Schon! 11·here. she \1·::is at· tending a pre-school tracher \.l'Orkshop. Privileged Surfer Hits th e Woz:es Ne ar Nixo n Villa By GE.\'£ AA:'o."DSAt\.ER .ln~clU't<I ,., ... WrilU Few surff'rs ha1·e it so lucky as 16·ytar- old Bob Bare. T)ie muscular blnnd teenager ls flnt of abnut 10 surfers perm11ter! to use the \\'es!em \\'h1te Hou.\e beach -even 11 hen, as now. Prl!'s ident i'o'uon Is in residence . "The bearh Is lo!Md {nr s11rfin ii:." B(lb ~a1·~. "because nf th,. "-'"'~ !htPt nr fnur reefs are slluatf!d \\"hen :i ~" r\l hits a rtf.'f. 1t g11·es a !:,Md . ]nnc ride " Thl"' ~urff'rs :ire !'lf'il!.hhnrs nf th,. ~1xnn5 1n the arl 1oln1ni:: r .1'press ~hore cnm· 1Til111lh \.lh lch is wallrd. 11 ith a RU.1rd al lhP j!iltf'. Anyorie can USP. lhe bench ~·hf'n !\'.1~nn is absent. But \\'hen he-a rrive~. ~1ii:n~ pnsted nn !be sa nd \\'Arn. "Rf'stnrted art:a . Authorlzed Personnel On \y." Secret Service sptciat gua rd s. "·earing sidearms. patrol the beach. A Cnast Guitrd boat lays off~hore to ketp other craft "'"' a,v. The "Approved" ~urf,r.\ hin·e: h.1d uninttrrupled u~e of the beach for .1bout t\.l·o year~. Thf'y tnchidt ,.n 111rhne p 11 0 t _ hu~intssmen 11nd occa~lrinally A n I f Am~-:. teen·Jgt 50n of Actnr J,,m~s Amtss, ~.<ho sf:trg <1!. J\l11rshall ~loll Dillon on the "Gun$mokr" televlslnn !tries and has a hnme 10 Cypress Sh'lr(' "At fir!I !ht Serr('! S~r1 u;e 11·11sn·l 'ning to Jet Anyone in." ~iud P.'lb "Tht'n .Jtihn Se\·tr5fln. form,.r pubh ~hf"t of '5urfer' me11.1tlne. r.ubm1tted .11 list of 10 ~urf,.r! and-got Appro1'al" m1lhona of dollars rn corulruction costs. Cha5e cl.1lm1 he has presenttd the plan to public V.'Orlt! offici.1111 rn Saeramento and they hav~ rf!('@'ived the pla:n we\L However, before new route hearin1s can bt held, the Bo.1rd of Supervisors must r~uest them from the st.1te. Tom Fuentes. ex~utive aide lo Supf'r\ isnr Rnnald Caspers . ~· ho n•presents Laguna Niguel, said today the hnm('fl ll'ner~ are not betn~ ignored and the prn posed rouLe change ls not being studied ··Thf' county road department and loc:il staff should ha1•e an opportunity to totally re view the matter before \l:e ask Sacramento to come d11" n hPre and reassess the route," Fuentes said. C:iunty engineers are currently mak.ini a study of the proposed new route and .1 rt'porl is expected soon. Fuentes added, C-0nstruction of the frttwa~· \1•111 probably nnt begin until 1974, acr.ording tt state of· ftcial~. "\\1e should get our local expertise and input so that we don't act in ignorance," Fuentes :idded The new rou te 11 f!Uld eliminate that portion of the freeway cutting across Laguna l'\ig uel to Capistrano Beach. 1'ra1ler 011 Ope1i Land lnstearl or pAra lle l1ng Crov.·n Vallty Parkway 1n R north·soulh direction. the proposed route would leal'e the San Diego Freeway at a point one mile south of Crov.ll Valley Parkway and go northwest to 11 point near the Roc kwell plant. Chase says this ne14• route. would save abouL fi1·e mile!'> of freeway c:-onstruction. He also notf's th;i.t, sin«e the new route 11 ould !ra1rrsc few t111ls, costs of con- stnJ i:lion \.\'(Jllld be mlit h lower. "I think "'e can wor k !hi s ou t on a friPnrll\' bn~ts 11·it h 1he Boar<l of Super\'J!';or~ ... Cha~e said. \Ve are nnl gn1ng lo get anrv.'here unless v.·e are friendly with them ." Lawuna Beach Gruter Eller Lar&en wW undergo surgery early nes:t week tor the. removal of a small tumor on is pro- state. gland, friends reported this mttrn• ing. 1'he operation, 0. W, Price !aid, wLIJ be; pt>rfor.n1ed al Veterans M em or i a I Hospital in L'1n'1, Bt·:irh and JS nnt con· s11ierrd 111ajor su rgrry. Larsen, 81 . h;1s been in 1hf' \I A hospi tal 5ince n1id-June ~·hen he w<.~ admitted berau~e vf ii bladder infection. In 1968, Prii·r s11id, Larsen had a ~irnil11r 1un1!•r rt"'tlli)Vf'l"I. Lack of Controls Scored It i~ <'Xprllt•d thal 1hf' C.r1'rter wilt re- n1;tin at the \'A ho~pi t;il for ann1her monlh etnd then be placed in ;i. nursing home -possibly in Laguna Be.1ch. Dfotails have yet to be worked out, Price liaid . By BERNARD HURWITZ AUO(IOlod ''"' Wrllt r SA:'>/ FRA.\CJSCO -A new Ralp h J'\":i,.~er report says I.hat conlrols over de1·elopment of Cahfom1a·s remaining r•pen land are "virtuall y non -existent.· • ';.,( Part two of a Nader task force's 14- mon th study released Y.'ednesday also calls for an end to propt'rty taxation or a major overhaul of the tax system to halt land develnpmenL specu lat1011 The rcpnrt sa~s 1nany conflicts nf in · terest at the state an.cl local govemmen· ta! levels ha.mptor proper land manage- mtnt. Price noted that Eiler was "\•ery sorry he was unable lo be Jn Laguna to grett visitors during the Fe~tival se11son." Cards and letters ma y be addressed to Eiler Larsen. Veter;in~ hf em or i a I Hospital, 5901 E. Seventh St., Long Beach, Callf ., 9080!, Price added. Reinecke Leads Angry Local ,govemml'nl ~. "mnre concerned 11·1!~ attrart1ng huilrlers fnr la x bf!se purposes th<in "·ith l\llfr1y, have imposed f"ll' rnranini.;fu! $!andard» and little rn- forr·emcnt," the rcpnr t clnirns. The lack of pl11nning t1nd rl'gula11on n! nPw housing devclnpment is endangering 1\'ht1t remt11ns or !he slti!t's open land, saJd the stu<11·. Soled,ul Brother Heuring Erupts Into Loud Melee Nader Counter-attack Thr l;i<.k tr"irt·c i:all1·d l11r rt's1i_:11;1t1nns of :ill 1\lf11·1;1ls r<'i.:ula11ng n ,1 t u r a I rrsr:urr1·s , ut1lllit'S, foreslry prnct1C<'S and real estate \l'hn h:ive direct occupatil'}na l rnnf11rts of interests \1•ith regula ted in- du~tne<;. SI\~ FltAi\CISCO (U PI ~ -A hearing fQr the two sur\'iving "Soledad Brothers'" erupted in to a shouting-melee toda y when the mother or nne of the prisoners began screaming at the judge. Crl!1cs of Ralph Nader's "Cahfornta Report"' issued \\'ednesday, returned the fire today, Some o! the angriest rl"actions to f\ader's blistering report on California land use "'ere : -··The innuendos and untruths con· ta1ned in lt are aimed prim11r!ly at e'.';· pandlng the ego of Ralph Kader and his 11 1trh hunters,'' fumed Lt . Governor Ed · Reinecke. "At no time did Nader or one nf hi s cre\1' members contact myself or one of my staff. They apparently 1vere in· ff'rtsted only in aiming unsubstanl!ated chargt s without making an effort to find the truth." -"I'm sorry to see Nader being so Nation Records Fourth Straight Trading Deficit \\"ASHINGTON (UPI> -The U.S. fnreign trade deficit -a major factor ln President Nixon's new economic program -rnntinued into a fourth month in Julv, !he ll'ngest stretch In the nation's hlstorY. it "'as disclosed today. The Commerce Department reported thr United Sta!Ps imported $304.1 million mnre frnm other countries than It ship- ped abroad in July. raising the trar!e deficit to $676.4 million £or the fir st seven n1nnths of the year. i\lxon's decision to let the dolla r '·final" on the inlf'rnatinnal market and l.o imJ>O~t a JO per cent tariff on a n•1d'e ;lrrav nf impo rts was taken tll alleviate the drficit prnblem" Thrre \\'ere thrst" other rle\·elnpmenls at hnine ilnd <ihrn:id in connt ct100 v.11h !hf' 91\·da.v \l'il,l!f'·flrLCP frf'PZP and othPr a~Jl('cls of l'\1xnn'.s program for L'S. eenno mic rPrn1·frv: -Thi' AFL-CIO :i nii !hf' lnrlPflfflrlf'n t l"1Ht,.rl Autn \\'nrker~ l n1nn 1l 'A\\'1 cnn· f1>rrrd with .1 b:itter\' nf lilW \'PrS nn 1h .. pn•~1hillt~· nf hrinc1ng rnurl siuts ag;:iinst !hr !'ri1·r 11'lll!P ('dit -ThP d(ll l;ir rlropprrl sh ;i r r I v <ln Rri:1 ,ii fnrc1~n rtHTrnr·1 1n 11 r kc t .,. r1.~prcr1:i t1ng nrarrr th,. 1;iri;:P! "f 1hP j\1~ on <levah1<1t1\1n ~nal rif mnre !hRn \ll per t'Pnt in rPl:it1nn ln ther ~1 rnn g currenrlPS $UC'h 11s thP n1ark <tnd ven . -L. r a1rirk Gra1; Ill. thf' Jt1 .~!1re nPp11rtn1r nt's rhipf erlrnrrer of thP v.·:ice- prirP freeze. predicted ecnnornlc cuibs \1·ould be t~t,.nrled bel'nnd the 90-d:iv freeze and said labor Jf.~ders "'ill "se'e the h~nd\.l·ri !in~ on the ""1111," -Thf' le;ider nf 120 small inrlept'ndent unions. Rogl"r r.t. Rettig, den nunced the a<lministration·s approach tn \1·11ge-pr1re controls, chari;::ing they "place !he m.11jor hurden nn labor: Rettig heads th!" Na- tional F'ederatlon of Independent l'ninn'li "·hirh reprf'~ents an estin\atPd 50,000 inembers. -Sen. \\"1ll1am PtoJ1m ire. rO-\\'i s. 1. ;lnnounred !he joint Co Ag res s ion ;i J Ecnnnmic Committee "·ould resume hea ring" J\londay 1rith Dr. Paul \\'. :\!cCracken, ch11Jrman of lht Preslden!'s Cnuncll nf Econom ic .<\11\·iso rs. and Genrl!e Lincnl n, administrator of the freeze. sc heduled as \.l'itnesses. Boat's Motor Rains Into Home An outbrlard motor drilltd off 1t&c tra1ltr In Si n Clemenle Tuesday. but ll ne\·tr touched the \\'Iller. II 5la.mmed Into • house. And police say It ~·ill be a long time b('fore lht v,.siel btlonging lo John C. .\till~ nf \\"hitlil"t "'ill Qt fit for sailin g. \1 111~ !old officers he was lo\-1·\ng the l!li!l-mOOel bo~t alon g the 200 bll'IC'k of ~;inta f\11rbi:t.r11 T111"sd11v ;11ft em0fln "'h;n a 'n.ftty cha in ftA\'f.'. "·i.y end ooat flew (rom the tra iler. lt hit lhe r!(W'lr ti! 1' g.)r11ge ov.·ned by I.A\ nH1n T11tnn Al 200 Santa B:trbar1 . Tht. boat anti the door both v.•er11 h~a v\. !I damagt<i. offieers &Aid. I ca rele~s. ll damil~es some of the good \.\'Ork he is do ing." said Assemblyman Ed~·in Z'berg (0-Sacramento), charged in the Nader rep(lrt "'ilh suppnrting large company land interests. -f ormer Gov ernor Pat Bro\.l·n denled that his Beverly Hills la"' firm uses its polltical prestige to pursue land-develop- ment interests for major companies such as Boise·Cascade. "\\'e represent them on lega l 1na1ters. hut there has cer(c>.1nly been no f)l1htical !Oli's in those cases." Brnwn said. -"The rrporl re1·eals Vf'ry little knnll"lerlge nf Californ ia law." rcplird S1ate Cnn!r0ller llou~tnn \. Flnurnov. He Al!io said the 51ate Lands fommissiOn. or v.·hich he and Reinf'cke :ire members. has no power In give aWil\' tldelt1nds rights to local gn\'ernment, as charged in the Kader repnrt. -,'\n comment harl been is:<ued by Governor Ronald Reagan. bec:iuse hC. hasn't yet read the report. his aides sald. l ce break Ship Se t \\'ASHINGTON IUP1 1 -Lnckheed Shipbuilding & C'11n~rruction Co, a sub~irliary nf Lockheed Aircraft Crop, has been aw;irded a $52.700.000 cnntract In bu!ld ''the \1'nrld·s mnst powerful icebre<ikrr" the transportation deparl- 111pnt annot1nr('d \\"f'dn C'sday. The 40().fnoL 12 ,f}fl().trin vessel. 11·hich ,,·iii be lhe f1r~t. addition tn lhe lcebreak- ing fleet s1nl'.e Hl54, is expected !.o be in <'oast guard service by 1974. -... -..... ------- R1 vers ibl1 81ck1 and Seat Cushion• Attorney R obe rt F cllin elh, who dire cted the study. said !hat me:ins ·'that rrrlhab!y a maJority of n1any boards shnuld rPsign." \'llr!IJUS stilt<' :ind frdr>r<1 ! acenc1rs 11 hich ~urpn~cdly provide 011rr·:il! en- -..·1rnnmf'n1<1I prOt('('l.inn are at ht'~I mak- ing ··gestures" in thRt direction. said the rrpflrt It rritir11cd tl1f• i;t::ilP flr~11un·es Ar.en- cy f11r nnl hr1ng ;i "p0l irrn1nn h11t. a pt1hl11· rrl :1 tr11ns orga111zalinn'' whnse rnain pllrpn!'lr is to gag di sst'nt by othei· def)arln1cnts. "The environn1rnt sc·cn1 s l1J rali>: .~!ud1r». t·l;1ss1fu:at11111 . cnn(·cn1 a n d l'nnnnn11~ puhl1e1tv." dt'e\;irrrl the t;isk fnrrr. "while the lnnd !nU:r(•Sts keep rigtit 11n tilk1ni.: :ill the snit, 111 1ncra1~. _l!rass and t1mQer lh <il they plc;i:i;c, in(.'urring costs that otlu•rs nit1.~t tx·;1r. ·· The study ,;;11t.I that hct·:.iuse cJlectl\"e <'l'ntri1l i1.l·rl govt•rnrnrnt <·onlrot over land p!annini; are l;u·k1ng, rlcci51on:;; usually :1rr lrf1 \o ln1·;1I enntrol -drsl'rihed as •·thf' dc1 rl11pcrs' I~!>! friend " because nr the elft'Ht'cl s1.1Sccpt1hil1ty of such officials tn 1111!uc11cc. T 11 be mraningru!, suicl the 1ask fn rce. a .~tale n\·t·r~ccr tiJ pr11mnle eHecl 1\'c, t'irnrf1ci.1I u~c> 11f oprn land n1u~t he able In mnn1to r the le~is!11t1\'e ;uid l'XC<:u1ive hr:inchc·s on bch:ilf of the general public 1nl.l'rest. Such an a~rnc.y 111u.~1 be frre nf rnnflict 11f 1nl\'l"C'SI prnhl r1ns nf .<1pp<1intcrs and in p1>rforrnance of duties, it must have the n~ht of sanctions nr pnwer of mak ing neressary structural changes and have n1<"ssivf' sta ffing. / ,II. I, " I n j I I : I I ! .11 I The police riot squad \.\'as called in and cleared the cnurl·room , usin g clubs to mnve the cro11'lf Ollt. The mnther of rlcfend;int John Clut- chetle began shouting at Superior Court Judge Carl Allen frnm the spectators sec· lion . \\'hen a bailiff n1n\'erl towards her to rernore htr fro111 the rnnm, a male speer l:i!nr ro.~fl ;_.ind in!ercede<l. At th:il point the police riot squ;id, \l'hich was standing by during 1he pr~ cecdings bec11use of earlier violence, mu ved in with clubs and cleared l'.IUt spectators. \\'omen in the crowd ~·ere weepina; and si:rea n1ing that the y ht1d been beaten. Clutchette and f leeta Drumgo wer1 charged along v.·ith hlar.k re vo!ulionary c:eo rge Jackson \vith hurling a guard at Soledad Slate Prison n11er a third·noor balcony to his death las t ye11r. Jackson ·was killed iii San Quentln Prison's escape attempt last Saturday. (Earlier story, Page BJ. ~o lons in Helsinki HELSINKI !AP) -U.S. Sen5. Mlke J\lan:;;fitld and Ernest F. Holl ings arrived in Hel ~lnki tnd<iy on a private vis it which 1rill include a meeting with Gerrtrd Smi th , head of the US, delel!.at.inn at the Strategic Arms Limitatinn Tal ks tSALTi. J\1ansfie!d s:iid al ihe airport he ~·11ntecl lo make "some lnquirie.~ about th f! talks" 11,hllt in Finland fnr !wo days sightseeing. · 1 509~~ s~~~uL~~LE! \ R" •oo.oo Now 299 .00 e The1~ ~re 11 ery comfortab!t sofa b1d1 for 11ll1nq and sleefi"q. e A wide 1election o fabrics •nd color lo choo~e from . '· Your faooritt tntt.rlnr dtsiantT u·i/i bt happ11 to O$Sfsf JIQU , •• PROF ESS ION~ .J. GAR REIT f URN 'T4 2~E RBOR !LVO. INTERIOR DES IGNERS Op•ft Moft., Th11r1. & Fri. lv•l COSTA MESA, CAL IF. 6'6-0275 64'-0276 San Clemente Today's Final Capistrano EDITION N.Y. Stocks VOL. 64, NO. 203 , ~ SECT IONS , 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1971 TEN CENTS Questions Prompt Bool{ by Clemente Couple By JOHN VALTl-.:RZA Ot th• D•llr l'llot 11•!1 A San Clemenle couple "'ho spent the last se\'eral years ansy,·ering questions from friends about buying mobile homes finally created the be st answer -they wi-nte a book about it. Nol onlv did Neil and YvonnP Dunn \vrite a handy reference guide for the prospccti\'e huyer, but they also µuhl1sh- ed it themselves. This fir~t venl11re , \vhich came off the pr esses 10 early August, has quickly grown in popularity and the couple now ha ve formed a small p11bhsh1 n,i: com pany. "\\'e didn"t real!.v anl ic1pa\e going into the publishing business." says ~ .. !rs. Dunn. ··But v.·e did rc::i:ize how badly 1he inf11rmation in !hr book y,as needed ." ··People bu ying mobile hnn1es arr mak- ing a large capital investment ""'1thnu t knowing vrry much a!Sout ii," she adds. "They don 't reahze the financial , pr<1c- lical or emntion::il implieation.~ ·· The couple talked lo ncighbor:r; at the mobile home park where they live and spent a month com piling the inrormation for the book from int.erviey,·s and past ex- periences. !\"e1I Dunn. a former technical writer for Au1onetics, "'rote the cnpy for the 2ij. pngP man1,1al and hls \\'ife. a fnrn1er advertising executive. designed the cover "'ilh the help of a San Clemente sig n cnmpan~·. ~lrs Dunn notes they took thr ('npy In a n1agazine publisher at Laguna Niguel, hut the man told them they could publi sh it for Jess money by doing it Jhemselves. So, armed \\'ith a few pointers about the publishing busintss. the pair went to a printing servic"' 1n Sa11. Clemente and had the y,·ork printed. Thf' manua l. lilted "'Befort; "'i'ou Buy a f\lohilehnme.'' is now being test marketed in San Diegn County and al 11 few book stores ln Orange County. 1\-lrs . Dunn nolf"S thal salts are so good !he book stores in San Die~n have run out of copif's and are ay,•aiting another printing , ··For half !he people 1~·ho buy mobilehomes,'' Mrs. Dunn says, .. the Navy May Use Seagoing Sl{immer to Clean Goo Dana Point Requesting Patrol Car Dana Polllt"5 Chamber o{ Comme~ this week issued an urgent appeal to Orang" County Sherllf Jamt;s Musick to 5tem a tide nf bur11:lari"S in the county community. The thefts have caused one llsinr.ss to cln~P its doors. In the monthly issue of the Dana Pn1nt Log newsletter. Cham lx!r President Ar t Humburg publi shed an open letter In the sheriff a.~kin.[!" for ;:inother ca r lo be Added to !he area·s beat to stave off the rash of lhrfts . '"DanA Poinl ha s just had another ln a long serirs nf huri:;laries," Humburg tnld the sheriff. '"This last one was the second tflbbery ln the samr establishment and ls forcing !he owners to close thei r busines.~." The Chamber leader said he has re- quested the cxlra p:irrol often and has received cordial replies from lhe county departmt>nt hut nn extra patrol car. \Vhile '"'e appr{'("iate our cnu rtrsy. 1,1·e 11 re adamanl tha l 1hf' l1mf' fQr action ha :r; arrived .:ind 1\"P must have this additional patrol car."" Humburg said. Humburg addrd lhal copies nl 1hf' ap- peal havr !wen srnl. to the communil)'S Elate and r0unty repre!'ient at ive:r;. "\Ve .:ire f1iiht1ni: for !his protection <inrl ~v1ll continue lo FighL until 1,1•e receive ll," he vowed. Queen iu ,J a karta JAKARTA, Indonesia IAP 1 -Quee n J uliana of rhe Netherland!'> re ceivNi an .11(fectionatr welromf' tndav as she ar- ri ved in this former Dut ch "colony for an l l-day visit. the first e\'er by a reigning Dutch monarch. Presirlenl Suharto and his wife greeted the 62-ycar-0ld Queeri and her husband Prince Bernhard. when KLil-1 jetliner la n- ded them at Jakarta's Kemayora n airport after & three-hour flight from Bangkok. Orange Cout 1''eather Pt1ostlv sunny ~kies today and F'r'idav loo -a·fler the usual morn· ing Clouds and fog clear. Highs along lhe bf';ache11 around 75 rising to 85 inland. Lows tonig ht ln the 6Crs. INSIDE TODAY A grocPr u;hn hnd jU$t bttfl. robbed fo r tht. eighth. timt, ;umped in his co r. pur.flll'rl th~ robbf r, 0 11.lj shot him with hi.s own 11 11n. Story, Poot 5. hall MP II (1!1..,11l• • Cl>Kll"'9 U1 1 c""1c' ,. c,....... It 0..1'1 Nlhtn 11 l)j.,.rc•• 11 1'91<tflll P1•• ' 11111tl1l11mt11l tt )1 ''"'"'' Jl·11 lltrtHI... li """ Lt....,I 11 ....... !11 ltM'I<• ' ,,.,......, 1t-tl M uh11I ll'~lld• U N1tl'°"•t H1wo "-I Or 111to <A>lllllY II 1..... J).1J lltot\ Mt rllelt Ji•f' TtltW!lll'I • T~N'"" ,..,11 Wetll>lr 4 WMto WI\~ 11 Wtmtll'I HfWI 1).11 Wtri. HtWI ••J ,..... ..,. ~· U"I T1loot>ola JULIE NI XON EIS ENHOWER DISPLAYS CAST FOR PHOTOGS Broken Toe Turned Out !o be More Serious Than First Thought Julie Eise11l1owe1~ Sl1elve s Teacl1i11g Afte1~ Accide11t By FRANCES LE\VINE Julie Nixon Elsenho11.·cr has accepled ··~,it h extreme disappriin!ment" a medical decision tn grve up her teaching job in Florid.:i bl-cause of a broken toe , t~ \l/eslem \~'hite Houst; re1){lrts. The injury to President Nix on's uc1.11 sn o1J.}S <IJOW ~ 01 PilAOJd J<Jl43nep first indicated. Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler disclosed \Vednesday. He said X-rays showed the big toe on the left. fool had been '"shattererl And crushed" when a book cart toppled ont o Julie's foot the second da y on the job as a third grade teacher at Atlant ic Brach Elementar; School. .Julie probably will be in a cast up to her knee for four to six wetik s anrl will ha ve to stay off her foot for some time. "!n fairness to 1he young~ters in her class."' Ziegler said, and on the •·strong rrcrimmenrlation "' of \\'hitr J{ousP. phvsi- cian Dr. \Va lier Tkach, J ulie decided to ~11·e up a full-time schMl job fnr the fall s~mestcr. It was her first teaching assignment . Instead . sh e has arranger!, when she's 11ble, tn join the schoors unpaid volunteer teacher aide program and help out in lhe classrooms. lier mother new lo Florida \Vednesday to :-lay with Julie , who was in "a great rleal of pain" aft.er the Tuesday accident, the \Vh ite House said. l'-1rs. Nixon will remain a few rlays at the apartrnent Julie and her husban d, En:-. David Eisenhowe r, have rented 1vhile David i5 on Navy assignment to the Albany, based at nearby Mayport, Fla. Reagans, Ambassador Dine at Nixons Home President Nixon's quiet ~:eek of reltni - ation picked up a bit ~·ith a dinner at his borne Wednesda y tvening with Governor and l\tNl. Ronald Reagan ,. n d Amhas~dor and l\1rs. Y.'aller Annenber,1t. Arni I.he slight momentum will continue f'rid;iy morn1n,1t as A me r I c si n Ambassador tn Germany Kenneth Ru.~h aJ'rl ves in San Clement" for a mornlng meeting. The President wrlcnmrd the Hr.:igans 11 nd AmPrlcan Ambassador to Great B"rl- taJn and Mrs. Annenberg at La Gau Pacifica at 7 o'clock. ,Joining the social event were N11tiona.I Security Adv iser Dr. Henry Kissinger and !he Pre~idenrs secretary Rosemti r.Y Y.'ood~. Mr~. Nixon had gont tD Florida tD be "'ilh daughter Julie. In rerent days the Presldtnt h111 'kept to 11 light sched ule nf morning and early Afternoon work In his offi ces. 11nd latt Rflcrnoon rclaxntion. Last Ditch Try to Stop Oil Slicl{ f\a\'y officials hope to press an et· perimt;nlal, r;t;agolng 11klmmer int.t!I use 8\lmetime Friday in a lasl-ditcb attempt to keep a quartt;r-millio n gall ons or thick fuel oil from staining beaches from San Clemt;nte to Oceanside. Lat" Wednesday, Navy officials ad· mil.Led that the amount or fuel oil spilled into the sea off San Clemenlt; Island almost a week a~o was much greater than originally believed. N.:ivy spoke!imen thi!i morning said the t .200 gallon figure was "a newsman's estimate." The N;ivy belleves 244.000 ~allons nf th!!! thic k fuel w::is ar:cidentatly dumped into the sea lasl Friday. The tarry, black goo now forms a 25- mile-lon~. kidney-shaped slick lying several miles dirt;ctly offshore of the San Clemente-Oceanside area. The bulge or the thick stuff is closer to Oceanside. Chemical spray applications on the f;lick hav"' failed, press aides !'>aid, and I he ne\\' hnJM! for a solution rests on a ha s!1ly built snorkel ski mming device at· lacht>ci In a vrssel si milar 10 the oi ler l"SS il-1Anale t whic h dumped the oil in the r1r~t fllare Th e Navy i!ii usin~ a design similar In i;nnrkPls used l<i-"l year 1n the calmer v.·arers nF San Francisco Ray. But the app!1ca11on nf the huge skim- mer has ne ver been attempted on the oprn sea, say Navy spokesmen. No nil has heen seen this morning on San Clemcnte"s public beaches . But blo hs of the oil ;ire wa shing ashore .at Camp Pendleton where Marine Corps and Na vy men remain busy with hand tools. Lifeg uard spokesmen in San Clemente said that because of ex isting wa ve, cur· rent and wind conditions , tr.e oil will pro- bably appear downcoast of the city in coming days. \Vave swt;llS 11re out or lhe west, 11s are winds . shoreline currents are moving downcoast as well , said San Clemente Lifeguard Lt Hank Barnes, "Unless the conditions change, It looks like most of the action might bf'; downcoast at Pendleton." h"' said. Pr,.sident Nixon Wednesday w a s reported to be keenly aware of the oil i;ituation, his press aides said. But. th e chief executive has stressed that his beach should not take priority over others which ha ve received rt;\ative- ly minor staining thus fa r. Black Aide Resigns Under Pressure WASHI NGTON (UPI) -The Pen- lagon'1 top clv\I righ~ official has resign- ed , the Washington Post ga\d today. The Post quoted Pt;ntaion sources 11s l!aying that f'rank W. Render. 35. resign- ed Wednesday under prmure from Defense Secretary Mt;J vln R. Laird. Render wAs the highest ranking Negro in lhe Defense Depart.ment with a 136.000-a- year post as Deputy A.'\sistant Secr"'tary of Defenee.. The AO~ eaid Laird was displeastd that Rendtir, while spotlighting ci vil rights 11buset ln the military, allegedl,y failed to come up with any proposed s.olu- lions to the problems. pointers \n the hook are things they find out afler~·ards ·· The manual outlinrs for tht prospective buyer the eff PC"ts of depreciation on mobilehomes, gives hints on financing. and purchasing and no1es the advantages and disadvantagts of living In a mobilehome park. For examptr. the book rxpla1ns that most. parks will nol il<'Crpl as residents either sin,el e n1en or sin,ele ~·nmen Under lhe section on construction, the n1anual observes, '"The ninhileomc, last changing in looks. Is nevertheles.~ still the offsprine. of the metal house traLler. which "''as in turn offspri11g of th" meul travt>hng trailfr " i'\oting that the roof is essentially just a sheet of metal. the manual adds it will pop with rxpan!>ion under 8 hot SW\ will ah\"a\'s "rattle in the y,·ind ." r.1r's Dunn says the book is now selling for $l.2fi , but may soon be raised in pnre. "~lr. Nixnn fou!erl us up nn that one,'' she laughs. "\\'e were going to raise it to SI ~O. but that same night, he aMounced the price freeie."' DAll.Y ,ILOT '11119 ~y P'1111t11 M•llM B1•eal,i1ig iti 11 Br•idge Rosa Alarcnn, !\fiss Siln Juan Ca pitsr;:i no, breaks bottle of champagne, niarking offiC'ial opening of 11c1v La Novia Road Bridge over San Juan Creek. Ceremonies \Vere conducted \.Vednesday, although bridge has heen open lo traffic for a ~·eek. The $250,000 facility replaces old Ganado Bridge. destroyed in floods of 1969. Sa11 Cle1ne11te's N 01·thrup Elected LAFC Cl1air1nan San C!eme n!e Cnunrilman S1an]Py Northrup \Y11s r!ecl rd chairm.:in nf the Oran,ee Count.v l/if'<'I) A~ency Formation Crimmissinn 1 LAFC 1 Thursd;i_v hy a un:-inimous vntr nf its five mcmhers. Northr up replaces l.A1s Alam1tn~ Co11n- r llma n .lne H.vde, the man whose re· jection hy the l.c ag ur of C1!ics led to hi! ou~ter frnm 1hf' bn;:ird and a ruling .:igainsl him hy an Orange County Superior Court judge. Hyde's seal RS a hllarrl member h.:is been takrn by rullerton Councilma n Louis "Red:' Re inhardt who was named by !he League ns its rt;presentativt; over H.vde. Al.~o serving with Northrup on the LAFC board are Anaht;im 0councilman Charles Pearson and county supervisors Robert Ballin and Ronald Caspers. Listeni11g Ears Hotline ,Seeks More Volunteers San Clemente's Listening Ears hotlin11 11ervlce thl11 week launched a sea rch ror more vol unlcers to lead rap sessions w(lh people with personal problems and man the phones. Hotlin"' leader Arthur R. "Bud" Scheele 11.:iid anyone from 16 years old or more with 11 since.rt; wi11ingne11s to listen and help is wel comt; to 11ign up for a series or volunteer training session! which will be held next month in La1un11 Beach. Tra ining workshops wlll be held on evenings and a Saturday in mld- Septembf';r at St. Mary's Episcopal Church in Laguna Beach Volunteers who successfully comp\tle the tr11 ining workshop w\11 joln a group nf local reside nts who have n1anned hol11ne phones and joined in group fRp session!! in the program wh ich wlll cclehralr it' fi rst birthday ln San Clemente this fall Person' Interested in the ho I I in P volunteer work can conlacl Scheele At 492-SIM . I • .. \ ' I DAILY "ILOT ll•tt , .... IN LAFC DRIVER'S SEAT San Clement•'• Northrup Catholic Church Slntes Fiesta A weekend fiesta -Including two public dinners in lhe new parish hall - wlll be held at our Lady of Falima Catholic Chtlr'ch in mid-Septembf';r. F'irsta chairman Frank Lang said lM annu al celebration will Include carnivaJ ride.~. booths. a white elephanl s:a!e, a cake walk anci priies. The public LI wr!retme. The event wi!l be Sept 17, 18 and tt bl tht ch1lrch grnunrls netir lhe civic cento.r. " ... _ -$")-~ ~ ..... ...,,,....., .. -. . . • -l' -----r..:-: ·' \)T"f•' -~ -.. ·"'"" -----_,._ ... ''· ·r" ., --'-'"~.-.. ,..... . • .. -. -,.. ., .... , .. ~ ~· ··-., - I f DAIL v P1.:L~C~T--~S~C:_ ____ ~Th~"~"~d~ay:_A~"~'"~'~t~1~b~, l_,_._l Fight Against Freeway Renewed Laguna. Creet,er Set t,o Undergo Minor S ur~ery Ho~.,'TlfrS tn tht L1gun1 r\J&tJel area ha\'e rt newed their fight ag111'1st thf pr o- posed route of the Pac1f1<.' Coast f~way. Percival Chase, chainnan of the Frtt\ll·ay f'1gh!ers' Commil\fe of the a~sociation, said today hf plans tn make an appearance bPfore thP Oran~e Coun!y Boa.rd nf SUPf!f'\'isnrs Sept 1 \l'Jlh a plE'a for ney,· route hearinss Chase ..... ho has been art11e 1n the. frPeway controvers.1 for more 1h.1n a yr.ar. <.'Ontends hi s lormf'r reque~ts !rir ney,• route heari ngs ha1e been ignored by the .Board. •·They h&\'e not been very cooper1tht," Chase said "Pohticallv. if you don't have an,>' friend!, the.re Isn't much you can do aboul such thin.:!!. But we a.re going to put some heal on." The exi!tlng route, wh ich was adopted by thee state. following a series of public hearlnjili in Oran~e County, 1vill bisf'ct Laguna l'\1gue! and frirce. the removal o( SC'lme 67 homes, one of wh1ct1 belongs to Cl1a,<.e Tht> free\\a\' ('tlmn1111rf' nf 1he as~oc1~- 11on 1n 19711 -oHrred an a!terna1e rnutr whrch, Chase said, 11nllld not force the elimination of any home::; and Y.ould save Job Plan OK'1l Ba.ttin Ca.sts Lone County No Vote A federally backf'd 12 8 rn1lhon employ. ment proi!ram that 11·11J pro\'lde Jobs fot 5ome 300 unemployed \l'orkers Jn Orange County went tn the county's department heads for imp!f'mentation \\'ednesday (Iver the objf'ct1ons of Supervisors Chairman Robert. B11t11n, Af tl'r hf'Aring Batti n complain of "loo many rhlf'f~ and not enough Indians," the board voted 4 to I lo hir e the 23 ""'or kers •who will be the advance guard of 300 new namts on the county 's pay roll. The first 23 workt>rs y,•ill be. assigned to th"-county's P"-tsonnel. administrati\'e and auditor-controller divisions to help plan utilization ol President !\ixon's anti· unemployment measure and as!>ign eligi- ble un employed to county jobs. Battin particularly attacked th e decision to assign 14 of the 23 analysts to the personnel department. "they're cut- ting th e cream off the top and they just don't need this many workers to operate this pr ogram." he said. Batlin"s plea for the board to personally operate the prngra n1 "anti cut out so many paper shufllers" .,.,as re- jected wlt h the decision by nther board members to launch a program that may ha ve mos t of the 300 workers picked in county Jo bs by La bor Day. The co unty progr11m is part of a S6 million a!lnca1 ion to Orange County hy the federal govt>rnment under the recently authorized anti-unemployment measure. Six Orange County cities including Hun· t ington Beach ha ve received se.parate gr11nts with the instructions that their hiring plans must not conflict y,•ith the in· dependent county program. Most of the jobs created will be in the clerical. anti-pollution. general manual and fire and forestry d1\•isions. ll y,·as noted by the board Wednesday that the Orange County i'.1edical Center has open- ings for at least 60 nursing aides and orderlies. Nixon Pledges to Retaii1 U.S. Imports Bo1·de1· Tax By HELEN TRO~lAS U,t SI•!! Nrll•• President !\11on plans to hold the line :in his 10 percent border tax on U.S. im· ti0rts as a ••totally justified " measure, 1espite threats of a retaliatory trade v.•ay :iy irate European nations. The President , v.·orking at the \\'es.tern l\'hite House in San Clemente. was In :lose touch with his fiscal experts who KJu ght to avoid a monetary confrontation 1mong major U.S. trading partners. Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler told oewsmen the President believes his 'noves are valid unl er th e 1947 General .._greeme.nt on Trade and Tariff IGATI). "Because we ha\·e been faced with a :Tade defirit and nthcr nat.inns ha\'e been laced v.•ith a su rplus we cannot concei\'e .h11t thev \l'flU ld take counler steps 1ga!ns l the Uniled Statf's," Ziegler sa id. The chieJ exf'CUll\'e \\'as cnncentra!tng iea\'ily this v.·eek on ma jor foreign policy )rriblems The si tuatlnn surrnund1ng th e So111h \"1eln.1 mese prer.idential elecllnn on Oct \, V.'\\h \he flOSSlhi\t(~• that, rreo,irJrnl ~~U\'l'n Van Th1ru 11<11! be ll•t nnl \' <'lc!l1e :and1datl'. y,·as a matler of concern to ~n:nn But the ~'hite Hnuse remained r;i\ ... nt fln .he poh!lral cri~1s in f .. 11gnn \\hl('h ha~ 'fSttl!""d frrim th" refu~.:il of \"ire Prrs1- 1rnt \guye n I an Kv anrt Gr>n Ou0n,;: \'an \hnh to run Both ha1·e cha rged elrction ·1;i::in;! Z1ri:;ler drrlinrti In s:i1 In rrcfV'n~F 1n ~ 11i('s!1fln , \t hr>thrr the l ~ ct1ll bf'Jlt"' "~a 'fair and frl'P elert1on"' 1.S priss1bl e ·\ve·resll!l stud1·1n;:: 1!,'" ht said "\\e In· end In approach fh.o elect1or.s from ;; Y1s1t1nn nf ne11tral1!1 1 ' • He added that !T 11·.'\s "ln1;,ll\! crin· ;ist.ont" fnr L:.S Arnbas~arlnr El ls,.nrlh OlANGl COAST DAILY PILOl O•ANC.r! COAST ,Ul l !Sf<I NC. CO"''AN'I' ~.,,,.,, N. w .,cl P•••·d•M '"" ,.110111~er J ae\: IL C111hy V•c• ,,.,,oant •r.d G•n•••I M1•1~1r Tilo•'"' K•1'f'i\ Edl!or Tho,.11 A. M11 roh•n1 M •n19ln1 Ed<!Ot Ch••l•t H. Looi l:c~1 rd '· Nill >.t tl"•"I M1n•tlnp Eor:or1 l .. 11.._ ... , .. OHi<• }J2 For11I >.v1n11• M1 1!in9 1.lclr•11 : ,.0 . lo~ •66, 91652 S.11 C l1111111r1 Offic1 30S Norl li El c ,..,ino R11 I, •1671 Otht• OHie" Co1!1 "'"'' ~ Wut l•Y S1• ... "11 .. lllC'' ... <" llll ... _...,., """ •••'11 l"Uf'l!IP'>gltl\ lMC~: 1117J lc1cl\ ll011il v•rd OA ll V "t~OT, WI!~ "'" t" I• ftl~bl"td !~t .. , ..... ,rtn . It DUl!l•t~td d tL'Y t•<ll'1 ~ ...... Ol'f' "' 1111,.11 ..,, • .,,. ter L•tll"• t e•<"· Ntwlll'lfl lftt~. COlll MU•, l'Uf'l'•"t'O~ 1we11. f oun•t l" Yll"Y· ~'" Clt..,t••rf C10111r,,.. .... S•Mltblt~, l lV"t w.111 61<1 rf)"'~'I fd!"°" ,,l~(IPll Jt''"'"-t ••t nl II '' lJI Wnt l•Y $tc .. 1, C&llf Mu •. Tt ... ~ fl'1 41 6•1 ... J11 c1 .. '"'4 ••••"''1"' ••?·'''' S.. Ct--. All O.,•rt-11'1: T1l1pll1w 4fl-44%1 L..t•" ..... .all .,,, • .,_~: r., ..... •••·•••• Cortr lt"I, 1111, O••~tt Ceu r 'ulotr1~·.,1 c ........ 'f' We ~IWI ,IO,,••· "'•11"1'10~1. 9d\ ... r i.I M t l1ff 0' f ftv••ll>-11 ~trll .. "'•'f 1!0 ••P•odulO'd ''"'"°"I •Pe<if l ~r· ... 1111 .... "' ~·irt ..... ,,. "-ell"d ,1,n "'''" 1.-'i! •• f111,..11ert •••~" ,.... (O•'t MHI, (•'"••1'11 l~a-M:••1t•le1dent summoned Kenneth Rus h, Li . S . Ambassador to \''esl German\'. to confer ""'ith him here Friday on the new four· power draft agreement on Ber\tn, Rush completed his consultations wirh Secretary of State \\'11liaTn P. Rogers in Washing ton \\'ednesday on the still-sE'cret accord and v.•as about tn depart fnr Bonn \11hen the President in\'l\ed him to personally ronsull on the agrePment wh ich was hammered out 01·er a 17- month period. r-..'ixon wa s sla.v1ng out of the Jimehi:oht. studying dncumE'nts anti kef'p1ng a pat- tern of \l'Orking at his office 1n the mnrn- ing and al his oceanside 1 ilia 111 !hr ,1fler- noon. Fnr the pa.~t t11·n d;ivi; lie h,1s t;ikrn .'\ dip in his Span1~J1-st~ IP p1,ril 1n.otead rif gning to his favon1e rcr! be11rh nn r.>n1p Pendleton. app11rentl,v herciuse nf thP nil slick th;it ha s plal:!urrl !h<> hcach linr nc:ir the \\"eslf'rn \\'h1!P l!nu~e. \\'f'rlnr~ti11y n1ghl hr rl1rl a ti1t nl snr1!lliz1njz -anrl pr1 h.lll<; pnht1 rk111g - h.\' hn~lln~ 11 ri 111rrr ra1 I\ 111 \lr111or nl Ca hfnrn1a r.01 a11rl ,\I r~ l~nn,1\rl n"a!!an Other j?Ue~!s inrlutird \ S Anlh:<~~adnr In Great Britflln 11nd :.1r~ \\'.1!ter o\n nf'nh"r~ :<rvl '\:1t11'\n:1l ~"'''1t1l1 \H111 ~ A•h1~rr ll f'nr' 1\ t\1°:111':'.r :il1'I h:;; per~r>niil ~f'rret a11·, R•"" '1l1r \\o•l)d' ~Ir~ ;\1\l'lil (1('11 tn Flr11ir1a \\rrl11P'-d:<v tn rnmfnrl th"1r dau:l;trr .1 u \ 1 e F,1~f'nhn11rr 21_ 11tin ~ufl'l'"'rt ;i h 1.;,..11 tn<> In ;'In ;irc·rlrn' .11 !h" ,\tj,11,1ir f',r, '1 F.Jementar·o Srhnnl 11li"'l't' ~h" 11 1~ .1t tending a pre·schrin! te .. ,·hrr 11 (}tk.-h '\) Privile ged S!lrfer Hit s th e JV<1i:e.~ l\Je<1r iYixnn Vi lln 8) G F.\~: H . .\'.\P5 .\l\ER 4UO( .. lf d ~rtn Nrtl•r Fe11· ~arrf'r.;, ha\f' 11 :;.n lur~1 a.:. ll>-~ear c:ld Eob Bart>. Tt-P mus('\!lar hlnnrt l<>rnarrr 1' rinP nf .. tv->ul 111 :;.11tfors !'1Prm1 l!Prl tn 11\f' the \\'e~!l'rn \\"ht!P Hn11~1' h"arh -e\f'O v.hPn . 11s nn11 Prr~1rlrn1 \1'\;rin 1.~ 1n res1tirnte '·The bC"arh i;. L'nr.ri \f'r ~ur!in,i:," Bnh sa \"!, "hec 11u ~e nf lhP \\II \' !hr rr flr fn tir rrr!o. 11rr s1tua!rri \\"h,..n a ~11<>\l h1!s a ree f, it f!.l \es .a gond, lnn:t nrlc " Thf' ~uilrr.~ ::irr nr1chh,,r., r! th" \1xnr .. in 1he ad 1111n1ng \1·prrf s Shnrf ('0111· rnun\\Y. wh1('h I! \>:a lied \I 11h 11 g1111rd al the ~A l f' Anvone can use the bP11rh 1\hPn \1~nn is ab~f'nt. But 11h1>11 ht" arri1 f'<,, ~111;11 .. posted nn !he santi \\!l rn. "RestriC'led art'a. Authnrl1.rd Prr<,nnnel (lnl~· · Secret Service 5p{'r1al ,i:1111rti!. 11rar1ng !ldearm5. p;itrnl 1he hrrtr'h , 1\ C"a<.t r.uard bnat la~~ olf~hnrr to krep o!he r craf1 av;ay. The "appro1·ed " !lJ rfer~. h<H e had 11n1ntf'rrupttd use. of the he>ach lnr a0011t t..,,·o years. Tht'' inr\urlf' an 111rhnP pi In t , t-u!fn!'r;smen ~nr! orra•1nn~ll1• R n 11 Arne.~~. 1rrn .. i t" ~n nf ac1t\T .111n)f'~ Arni''~. \\'hn st;;rs a! ~l'lr!h111! :.1a1 Dllll"lfl nn !hf ''Gun~mnkt" tt'!e\'i~1nn !trie<. 11.nd h.1! 11 hnml' 111 Cyprr~~ Shf\re "At flr ~t the SP('r<'t ·!'fr11fP 11·l~n·1 "n1 n~ in le! 11n•·nnr in .. ~11 1rt Anh Thrn .John $t \crsnn , fnrn1f r puhli•hfr nl '5urfer· m.,;:1111nt . 1uhm11!rrl 11 !tc.t nf 1n ~1irfer•. :i nd ;in1 nrfU a! ..... n .... ·---·-~----...!.!.' ..-01 1.,,.1 ...... --· ··-.,-··~-,_,,,.,.,,_ ___ ,.._ ·.!...-. •. ., . ' millions of dollars in coMtruction costa. Chast claims he has presented the plan to public ,_,orb officials !n Sacramento and they have: received the plan y,•ell. However, before new route hearings can be he!d, the Board of SuP"-rvisors must request them Crom the state. Tnm Fuente~. uecutlve 11ide to Supervisor Ronald Caspers. ...,. ho represents Laguna Niguel, said today the hnmeo1vner£' are not being ignored and the prnposed route change is not being studied · The county road dep artment anrl loca l staff should have an opportunity to totally reviev.· the matter befC)re we ask Sacramento to come do..,, n ht>re and rea~sess the route," Fuentes sa id. County engineers are currently mak ing a study of the propo11ed ne111· rou te and a report Is expected soon , Fuentes added. Construc tion or the freey,a V \\'Ill probably not hegi n unt il 1974 , according tl. stale of- ficials. "\~'e should get our local experlise·and u1put so that 11.e don't act in ignorance," Furn1es :idderJ The new route would elin11nate that portirin of the free\l.·av cutting across Laguna 1'\iguel to Capistrano Be:acb. l\'ader 011 Ope11 La.nd lnslr,1d ul p11rallel1ng l'rov.·n \/alley Parkwa v in a norlh-~ulh rl1rerr 1nn. the proposf'd route wuulrl ltai·e the San Dit:,llO Free .... ·ay at a point one mile south of Crown Vall ey Parkway and go northweat to a point near the Rockwell pl~nt Cha sr ."il\.'i lh1s ne111· r!l11te 11 uuld save aho1ut f11 c ;11iles of free.,.,•ay c11nstruct1nn. llf' :ihri nntrs th;i!. since the nell' route 11<1uld lr<11(1rse frw hills, costs of con- s!ruct1orl \1 1'.1t1ld be 1nul'h lo11 cr. "I th ink 11t' can 11ill'k this nut on a lnrndl\' bn°1s 11 1th lhe Board nf Super\ 1~ors.·· thase sa1rl \\'e art nnt going to gel anywhere unless we 1:1re friendly with them'' Laguna Beech Greeter Eiler Llr5en will undergo surgery early nei:t week for the remo\'al or a small t.un1or nn is pro- state gland, fnends reported thi$ morn· int: The operation, 0. IV. Price said , v.•111 be perforn1ed iu Ve ter;ins Me m o r i a l H11spit::il lll !;1ng Bt>ill'h and is not con· s1rtrred rna,1nr ~ur~rr1 . Larsen, 8\. has been In the VA hospit.al 51nce n1id-June when he ll'M admitted betausf' nf 1't bladder infection. 111 19fill . Price said, L11.rsen had a similar lurnc>r rC'n1oved. Lack of Controls Scored II IS t'Xpi>Cl('d that the f.rCf'1P r y,•jl! rte· nlal n at the \'A hnspital for another mClnth and !hen he placed in a nursing home -possibly in L;iRun11 Bearh. Df>!;iils ha \'e 1 et to be \\'nrked nut, Price f;<I irl Pri er nnl!'d th<it F:llrr Y.'it~ "1ery sorry he 11·a~ unable to be 1n Laguna to grf'et vi.~irnr~ tionng thr Fttsti\al se11son." By BERl'\ARO HUR"1TZ SAN FRAKC!SC() -A new Ra lph N!lo~er report says lhat conl!ols over develo pment of California's remaining open land are ''virtually non-existent.' * * Part tY.'O nf a Nade.r task force's 14- month study released Wednesday a!~'l calls for an end to propert~· taxation or a major overhaul of the tax system to hal t land de~·e!opment speculation_ The repo rt says ma ny conflicts of in- Reinecke Leads Angry Nader Counter-attack Critics of Ralph Nader 's "California R!"port"' issued \\'ednesday, returned the fire today. Some of the angrie.st reacl\nns to i\arler's blistering re port on California land use y,·erf': -··The innuendos and untruths con- taineri in it are aimed prim21nly at ex- panding th.e eg_o of Ralph Nader and his \'-'llrh hunters," fumed Lt. Governor E:d Reinecke. ''At no time did Nader nr nne of h1~ crew 1nembe rs con\ilcl n1yse!f or ()n e of my staff The.v apparently were in- terested only in ai1ning unsubstantiated charges \l'ilhout mak ing an effort to find the lruth " -··r m sorry to sre Nader being so Nation Record s Fourth Strai~ht Trading Deficit \\'A!'H1'.">ir.TO:-l !UP!l -The U.S. !nrc11:n 1rarie deficit -a ma ior f!'lctor in Pre~1dt>nt r-..1ixnn's new econo mic progr11m -c(ln\ioued \n\o a lourth month in J11!y. lhe lonp.C'S t stretc h in the nation's history, 1t was clisc\nseti today. Thr Cnmme rre DepartmPnt reported the Unlted States Imported $304.1 m1\\io n more frntn other countries than it ship- per! ahrn;id in July, raisin~ 1he 1rade clef1ril tn $6i6.4 million for the fir st seven rnnnths of the year, ~1xnn s rlrri~ion lfl let the dnllar '·fln;it" nn the inte rnatinnAl m11rket anrl to 1mrn~e a 10 per cent tariff on a \1·1de 11rra 1· nf in1pnrts \\•as taken to alleviate the (!rfl cll problem. Th11re 1rrre lhesr othe r de,'e!opmeots ;ii hnme anrl <1hrnild 1n connectinn y,·11h 1he f!n.rJa \' 11·11~r-price (reeie and n!hC'r :i~fll'\JS ~f l\ixnn's program for L'S. ec1 •n11n11c rrro\·rr~·. -Thi' AF'L-C{(1 :ind the 1ndeJWnrlenl I ·n1!rrl Autn \\'rirkers lln1rio 1 l!A \\' 1 cnn- frrrrrt \\'Ith ;:i h;:ittcry of la1\·1·crs nn !hi': pn~~1 h1!1\\ nf hrln1?1ng cou rt sulls again~t !1•r pr1r('-\l;:!C.C {'C\\1 -Thi:-rlri!lar drnpped sharp I .v vn ~111\'>h [. 1elf!n Cll!'renr}· tn ar k et<:, drprcr1a\1ng 11rarcr fhf' tan5rt nf !hr i\1~ (ll1 rlrY<1\Hat1\ln itri;:il nf more than 10 pf'r , 1-111 1n rrl:1(1nn 1n !h"r strQng currrncirs <:1J1'h ;:i~ !hr mark ;inrl yen -L. f'a1ri ck Gra,v Ill. the .h1st1cc Drpartment's chief enforcer of the \1·age- prlrt> fret'1.e. prPrli rlrrl ec:0nnm1c rurhs 1\r.ulrl bf' f'x \rnrlerl tievnnrl the 91)-rl;:iy fn'rzc anrl ~airl J11b11r \radrrs y,·111 "see the h~nd1,-ri!ing '1n the wri \l " -1'he learl rr nf 120 ~mall inrlf'pf'nrlrnl unions. Roger ~1. Ret!lg, rlConnunced \hf' adn1U1J<:lratinn·~ aprorn;:i<'h jr. 11·;:iii;e-prirp ronlrols. charging lhey "place thr maJOr hurd<'n nn \ahnr · Rf'n11t hr11tis thr :-..:a - tinna\ feclCoralinn of lndCopendt'nt l'nlnnc:, 1l'h1rh rrprt'~ents an estimatPd 511.000 mrn1hrrs . -Sen . \rilli am Prnxmi rl'. iD·\\"\s,1, nnnnun rerl the jointCn n g r e s s Ion 11 I f.:('onnn11c Ccrninittet y,·nuld re~umf' ht>arin~s ~1nnday y,·it h Or. Paul \\', \Tc(r;1Cken , ch11irrn an of the President's Council of Econom ic Advisors, and Gf'rirge Lincol n. administrator of the freezeo. 5chedu\ed 11!> y,·itnesses. Bont's ll1otor Ra111s Into Horne An nutbtl11rd motor drifted oil its trailer in 511n Clemente Tuesd&y, but ll nr,·er touched the ...,.att r. 11 ~lammtd into a house. c11rrlr5..~ II dan1ai;te! some of the f;OOd ""rk he 1s doing,'' said Assembl.1 man Ed..,,·in Z'herg (D-Sacramentol, ch!lrged in th e Nader rrporl \1·1\h supporting large company land 1n1rrcs!s. -Fnrn1rr Govcrnnr Pal Brnwn denied !ha t his ne\·rrly Hills l;nv firm uses its political prestige tn pursue land-develnr- menl interests for major companies such as Boise-Cascade. "\Ve represent them on legal ma tters. but there has cer1;.,1nly been no political IOU's in those cases," Brown said. -"The report reve;i!s l'ery htl!e knnwlerlge of Ca)iforn1!l la1\," repl1f'rl ~late Controller Hnustnn 1 f\ournnv. He a lsiJ said !he stale Lands Commission . of \1 hich he and TirinPrke are memhrrs. has no po..,,.er !o sh e awav tidelands rights 10 lnc;;l gn\'ernment, as charged in the l\'adPr repnrl. -J\o comment had heen issuerl hv Governor Ronald Reagan. because h'e hasn't ye t read the report , his aides said. l cehreak Ship Set \\'AS HINGTON <U PJ I -Lnr kheed ~hipbuildin!! & Constructirin Co. a subsidiary of Lockheed Aircra ft Crop , lias been l'tl\'ardeti a $52,i OO,OOO conll .:ict tn huil rl "the world's n1n~t pow erful l('eh reil ker" !hr. tr11nspnrtatio n depa rt- n1ent annnu n('crl \\"ednf'sda.1·. The 400-fool. 12,000-\nn vesi::cl, \\'hieh \1·1\1 be the first :<rldi!ion tri the irehreak· 1n~ fleet si11('e 1!154, is expected lo be in rriast guilrd srr1·1ce by 19/4. I /' 'I ' ' 7 STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM ti;>rest at the state and tncal governm.on- t11I levels hamper proper land manage- ment. Lr.c,11 hn' ernments, "mrire concerned \\·1t h attracting huJiders frir tax ba~e purposes th;in \l'lth sa fet.v, have imp osed f1'11' n1ea1111ti;:f11 I sl;indnrds and little en· forccmenl,'' the ff'pnrl cl<'lims. The l11rk of pl nnnini,: ;ind rc~ulatinn of new h'1USing dcveln1Jmenl is cndangt>ring \1•hat rr111ains 11f the state 's open land, sairi the .~tud.1 . 'fhC' ta !'.k fflr('e. callrd !nr rcsi~n:itinns of all offi('i;ils re~ulal 1ng n ;i 1 u r 11 I fp<;nurrr'i. u11htlf". fnrr!".\f\' rraf'llt'('!i ;ind real 1· .. 1at(• 11h11 hfl\f' 1lin'ct 0<·1·upa11nnal <'nnlh1·1" of 1nterro;;\s y,ith rr~tl1:llC'd 1n- du<it 1'1c·~. AuornCoy 11 oh r r I V P 11111 c 1 h. v.·ho di r<cter! the ~!t1d), s:ud thti t nil'ans ··thllt pn1h::ihl~1 ;i 1!l<1Jll1'lly of m;iny boards sh(luld rr~ign ., \';ir1ri1is :-1;1(r atld frf\rr11I ag1•nc1rs \1 hli ·h surrnscdly pro\'1de o\·rr-;:il! rn- ''irrinmcntat prolecllon are ai be ~\ mak- inl:! "geslurcs'' 1n 1hat direction. said the rcpQrt. It critirized the stflle Resources Agen· cy fnr not bCoing a "p<llicf'm<tn but a public rc>l11 tions org11niza tion'' y,•hnse 1nain purpose is to gag dissent by other depn r1 mc11rs. "The CO\'irnnmrnt seems to rnte s111d1r~. ('l<1ss1f1catinn. rnncern a n d rnorn11111s p11hhcity," rll'Clllrl'd the tn ~k fnt'!.:e. "11·hilc the !:ind in!crc8!S keep r1ghl nn 1:i1<.1ng all !he sri11. n1111l'r:1\s. J!l'ass and 11111brr th;it tl1c.v ple<1~l'. incurring costs lhil1 nt ht·r~ n1u~l bc;ir." The .~!ud.v said th<il bct"ausc effective crntr;i!izcrl JiU\'rrnment enn trnl fll'l'r land plannlnfo!: arc Jarkini:, decisions usually :irC' lPri to Jnc::al f'On\rnl -dl'scribed RS "1hf' rlC\'f'lopcrs' hcst fricnrl'' b£oc11use n( !he cl\rgcd susccp \1bi!ity of such officials to influence. To b(' mrnning!ul, said the task forrr, fl s!<Jlf' r;vcr~ecr to prnrnote effl'rl1vc, bf'n"fi('1.il usf' nf nf)f'n \;,nd must be able t.o mnn1tnr the Jcg1~lati\'e and cxectJ ti ve li r;,nrhrs on beh<t!f of the general public intrres t. S11rh ;u1 ap:cnc.v rnu~\ hr lrrf' nf cnnflicl nf 1ntrl'e!-I prohlcms nf 11p1")(11ntcr~ :i nd in performance nl d11ties, il mu st h;ive the ngh1. nf snnclions or pin1·cr nf mak ing 1H'fP$S;1ry strucLur11\ changes and ha\·e 111.:i~.~i\·r. staffing. . - <.:a rds ;ind lettrrs 1nA y be addressed tn Edr r La r~en, \lfler11ns l\1 e mo r l a I Hospital. 590! £_ Srventh St., Long Beach, Calif., 0080!, Price added. Soledad Brot1ier Hearing Erupts Into Lnn(l Melee S:\,-.; FRAKCISCO CUPl 1 -A hea ring lnr thr \\\'O i;urviv in~ "Soledad Brot hers'' rrupted into:< shouting melee today "'hen lhe n1nthrr of nne of the prisoners began screamin~ al the 1udge. The police riot s<iuad was called in and clc<'lreri the cnurt·room, us'1ng clubs to 1nnve the crowd out. The ino1hcr of defendant John C!ut- chel te began shoi1 ting at Superior Court .Judge Carl Allt>n from the spectators sec· lion \\'hen a bailiff mo1·ed towards her !() re move her from the room, a male spec· tator rose ;:ind interceded. At th;it point lhP pnl1c e riol squad, 11 h1ch wa~ stan01ng by ri uring tile prcr ('l'C'rlings hec:iuse flf earl1rr \'IOlencf', rn11vtd in wit h clubs rind cl eiired out spci::tators. \\'nrnen in thC' ~·ro11d wrrc 11eep 1ni;: and SL'fC,1rning that lhty h<trl been bc11lt'n. Clu!t•hclle :i.nd FlPet11 J)rumgn were 1·h;1rged <'llnni:: \1•11h black re\·oJutlonary CrnrgP ,Jarksfln 11·11h hurl ing a guard at Snlcd:ul Stale Prison 01 er 11 third-floor ba lcnny to his de;1th last year. J<'lcksnn y,·as killed in &in Quentin Prison's escape attempt last Saturday. {Earlier story, Pl'tge 8). So Io ns 111 Jfc lsinki HELSINKI IAPI -U.S. Sens. Mike ~1a osfle!d anrl Ernesl F. Hnlhngs arri\'ed In Helsinki toclay nn a priv<'lte 1·is1 t which 1v1!\ lnchide a mee11ng wit h Ger11rd Srni!h, he11d of lhe U.S. d<.'lcii,:it1on at !he Str<it f'i;:ic Arm~ Limit al inn Talk~ t SAL T1. i11ansfleld said Ht thr a1rpnrt hP wanted In make ··some iotiuiries abnu1 the talks'' \\'hile In Finland for tll'o dRy~ s1ghts te1ng. \ " ... SOFA BED SALE! CjlUEEN SIZE OR FULL SIZE hq. 400 . 00 Now 299 .00 • Th1t1 •r• VfHJ com forta bl1 sofa btd1 for 1i+t in9 llrl ,Je1pir1q. • A widt l1iect ion of fabric s and c.olor > lo choo1 a from. And po\lcP .~a~· it ~·Ill bt 1 Ion~ lime hefore thP ''essel bf-longing lo John C. :.ulls nf \rh1ttler \\'ill~ flt fl)r sailing Your favorite in!trior df!.sign r r tl'ili bt honpfl to ossi.~t Jit'IU , , :\\ill~ told orfir rrs he ~·11s tn .... ·1ng the 1!15!1-nvxlel ho11t 11!nng the 200 blr1rk nf ~;inta Barbara TutsdA\' afternonn wh.on " ;:;i f!'1\ rh,111n ii:a1 e 11·~-Y 'nrf Dost fl ey,· from the t1 .. 1ler P ROFESS I ON ~ .J. GARRETT f U RNIT4 2~S R BOR 8LVD. COSTA ME SA. CALlf. It hit th' dnnr nr ' 11 g11r;;ge n..,,·ned by LA \'m.ln Tilton at 2()1 S111nla 81rh11ra The. bn11t and the door both y,•ere he11 v1- l1 rl.:lmagtd offi cer s 5ald. INTERIOR DE SIGNE RS ---. --'!..>.~-~-.. -·.,,.~':T ... --~, ...... )-.,...,.'!'I,~''>•-·1 rJt...~ •••..• :-i ~· ..... ,. 1.2~-...... - ~ ·~ Open Mon ., Th.irs. ' Fri. fyq. 646.0275 046.0276 I ., ,. ___ _ . -----.. ,,.,. - • ' . ' I ' l ' ' I I - L ' • . .• WHAT'S IN- OUTDOORS? 8y JIM N(Eft1IEC . _Af ter a strong comeback from a week of very poor albacore f1sh1ng, the longfins again played garnes with anglers as dock counts dropped to season lows at most l<tndings Tuesday. Wa~r and bait conditions are good wl1h a sli~ht drop in water temrera.ture, but the albies are up to their old tricks best of which IS bein g unpredi ctable. . ~arhor area landings had lo se\lle for loc<1I and island fish- u1g 1~ order to fill the sacks of their passengers_ Skippers are counting on the albacore to b11ild bac k up again and pu! on a very good showing around the 43 fathnm .spoL The fish are still around bul for son1e reason rhcv seem to be 11e~y unsett!~d. This writer fished aboa rd Jerry Thompson·s spo~lf1sher Pac1f1c Clipper earlier this v.•eck during the slo\11 pe~1od and. nur. p~rty was onl y able lo muster up a eou1:rie of jig strikes \Yh1!e fishing some 90 1niles due south of Point l.nrn;.i . Jumpers and breaking fish were spotted. but bv the time boats reached the SJ}f)!S the fish wrnt do\1·n. Th is ha·s hl"'en the case for the past week on most boci1s. A fe1y yellowfin 1una have been bnated in <1ddi!ion In the firs t yellowl.a.il shn,,..·ing up under the kelp pat ties. Things coulr! really break loose wilhin !he next v.·eek. Sixllr lfro11dl>ill f,1111ded Ne14·port Harbor's Ted NaftzAer landed his sixth broadbilt or the season over tbe l''eekend. Na.ftzger·s catch weighed In at 299 pounds and was caught off Santa Cruz Island. Lots of bill fish are still in local waters and feeding good on i;qu id and li ve mackerel. Gt1ad. illt1rlit1 1'1·1i11ti Al1Pt1d '• ,. Sally .Johnson of Newport Beach \1'eighed in Lhe eighth marlin ' of the young se;1 son al. thP R;ilb(la Angling Club. Sally's catch DECKHAND was made aboard !he priv<1te hoal .lohnnie L. There are lots of t;iilers. juinrers ;ind feC'ders in the waters from sou!h of 1he horf!cr c11v to 1h(' 11ffsl1rire is:lands. The marlin are striking fea thers. knuck.le he;ids and laking live mackerel. , ... , , • .11 ,~ . ~,_' ' . 0 r O , " . ,, ' BOB BLAKESLEE (LEFTl WAITS AS FRANK HOPPE, ANOTHER ANGLER FIGHT ALBACORE.,, ........ • • Deep Sea T ch_:"..:".::"::::.'' -'"c.:'::."':.c'..:'c:~':_:_l•.-7.:.l _______ DAIL Y PILOT fS Albacore Magic Name On Dana's Sea Horse By HOWARD L. HANDY Of lflt D•ll~ ,1111 Sii/i Hookup ~ That one n1ag1c word brinRS i'.I n1aze of activity aboard any and a!l <)range Coast albacore boats these summer days and the Sea Horse out of Dana Wharf Sportlishing Landing is no exception . The Sea Horse. under diree· lion of skipper George Austin of San Clemente, is one of three hoals fishing for the pri1.ed lCH1gfins oul of Da na Wharf. But it is the only party boat available. the other l>110 being charter boats . Alba core is the n1a~ic n;in1e lo fis!iing circles at this time or the year and a recent trip aboard !.he Sea Horse hr·nught result.~ a l 1l1ree stops, the first heing an hour in duralion and ~he longes1 by a wide ma rgin. Once the n1agic word or "hookup" is echoed to one of the tw() deckhand.~ 1nanni11g the chum line . a blt1sl of !he air horn not onl y brings a hall lo the engines bul a l'ace lo the bait tank In get lines in !he water in a hurry, At the first stop, the fish re- n1a ined around the boa!. for a period of tin1e but at thE> next 11-1•0 s(ops. angl ers we r e treated to another type of ac· lion. the hooked fish were brought aboard A hasty retreat to the depth' of thP ocean by the remaining fis/1 with ot her fish popping off lines and 1he result was only A smattering of fish be i n g brought to gaff al the final two stops_ On this particular day. 24' anglers brought 41 fish aboard the Sea Horse with .11 of the !ongfins hcin,i; gaffed at the bour long f11·st stop. Sk1p1:icrs with the experience of Austin knnw when a stop has been ""'nrked out and they waste !1ttle !in1e once the final albie is g;1ffed in starting the n101ors and ~etting: the jig lines ln the water ;_i_gain. After severt1l days of little or no :iction. regular albacore f1.~hermrn began a wait and see a1t1lude about n1aking the long_ tl'ip 1the Sl'<'l.;lorse !e2.ves at 1 r p.n1. arid returns the rollov.-·1ng evening at 7·8 p.m, -better than 20 hours on the waler1. J\1any of the anglers were fi rs!·!irners and among these was an 1 l·~·ear·old youngster, Bob Pi:ter.~ frorn Des Plai P1e!, IJJi11ois (:t su burb of Chica,e:ol. \\'hen Ho!) hooked his fir st alhaeore, -he b8tt!ed t he longfi n every step of the way and hrough1 it to gaff with A :--111i !e as wine as his yo ung fa re cculd bear . The water temperature is <Jver<iging about. 74 degrees in the channel and the m;irlin will be sellling dOY>'n In a good hite soon. Again the best spots should be 209. 43. e;1 ~l end of Catalina t1nrl San Clemente \.'.'i1h the 14 mile bank not to be overlooked. Ct111sl Fisl1i11g f'nir Raci11g Result s Tile fi sh hit !he feather ji_g ;:ind as soon RS the boat 11·;:is s!opped. !he first few anglers in Ille v.•t1ler ~vith a ba it fish hooked up l\'hile !he nthers tried in vain and wa ited wh ile Anntl1f'r first-time nceAn t1n'1"ler, Kurt. Pricer or Moore, Okla. (;i suhurb of Oklahoma City1. :ilso hooked and landed his first·ever alha core. Fish Report OCEAN~IDE -119 •n~1 ... : ) b••·:r=~-~-:.c~~~-:.c===~~"-~=~~...:_:;;;;~-::-c~~~;;~~~ Party boats rro1n Da vey·s L<icker, Ari's Landing. Dana Wharf and Huntington Beach pier Ali report good calches of sur· face fi sh. lnrhtded in catches are lots of hass and m<ickerel. \Yilh MJme eclion on honiln. IJarracuda and hott nm fish . A fe\V lu cky anglers ere tyinA into s1nalt )'1'!110\1-tail near the kelp beds, thu s bringing closer the po.~sibilil.\' of ;_i J:OQd run of )'ello\\"S before the su1n- mer end~. W•d"~'""" Jlua. 11, 1'11 C!t1r t. !011.1 IO IRSl RACE -J!iO ,,.,<!< M8•den J v•a• ol<I• Cl••m•na """~ 11800 Pvon•n9 Devil IAll"onl J 00 1 JI) 1 in C~•nc• Al IMol \VO•I JOO l.•O Rt><:~V l!QV•lau"'' (H&rtl l 80 TiMe -18 )110. Also Ron -Sil vtr Joj "~•nd. S•IT• Sun, ;~~1~;~~ s:.~~~·11,,~r.z:ie<1 C.••"· Well· No Str•lcne1 SECOND RACE -J>O •Md~ l vear a•o, nno uo ._..,m,oc Pu"• Sl 900 Bay fi~hing i ~ ratrd \'f'.r~· ponr dur to pressure from the sum- mer cro.,.,·ds. A fe.,.,· nire ba.~s. crQarker an d halihut are being taken from the deep channels as the tides change by anglers using live bait or trolling feathers and plugs. P~o•n Bor ((ifP'tla1ol 6 •0 • 10 J,11(1 r,;,.,.,, ~l•rb•r !L•o~•m l •00 JOO .; 1ro~kr1>•""' ~"o fPecne'I • 70 A••ftlers Tnt11e Big Ct1lfisl1 The cat.fish action at 1nosl southlnnd lakes is holding its nwn against competition from ha ss, crnppte anr! bluegil. Vail Lake is listed as a hot spot for catfish to 10 1 i pounds. The 11•iskerfish are hitting cut mackerel and stin k bait H:iss 8re listed as scarce nl the Riverside County Jake while crappie and hlucgil are rlrnti· ful for anglers with the right touth. B<'lss and catfish are t1lsn listrd as at:tivr a1 thr S<tn Diego City Lakes as well as l;ikes Hrnsh8 v>' <'lnd \\lohlfflrd TrouL fish in g remains j'.!0<1d al R1.r: Re;ir L;:ike fnr anglers dunking salmon eggs anrl 1·NT flo:iting <"hf'c.~e IJ:i1 t ne;ir the observatory find the dam . Trolling i.~ ne;:irly imrns:;;1ble due lo the high v.·eeds, but a few rocky arPas <11·e producing sn1ne rain· ~}I.i's to three pounds. Bass fishing is fair <'It Big Rear for <1ng!ers fi shing 1he wcerls. Best bet is for <1nglers lo use fly rods and sm;;ll ropprrs lo lure t he ba ss from its hiding place. /\ good popper In use i~ ba ss poison manufactured loc;illy by one of the top fly rod popper fishermen in the \l'c~t. The high country is gl'lod for smilll lrn111 nn eggs. and flirs with the larger lakes not being !isled as overly productive_ There are a lot of people on vacation and Lhe nu1nhcrs \1•ill incrense as the fina l sum1ner holiday nears. 1)111,e 1)1111111•1-tlpti111ist i,. Sca!ler gu nners ~hould ha \'e plen1 y of target~ In shoot al <'ome the opening of the 1971 dol'e season \\'rdnesda~'. There are a lnl nl hirds in all parts of Sou!hcrn Califnrn ia <1nd the Colorado Ri ver Valle y. If the current v.e ;i ther holds the Fasl fl ying t11rgrl~ ""'ill he around in hn nus nurnbers cnme nriening da)' and .,.,·rekend. Thunder showers along the Colorarlo Ri\rr anrl in1o Arii11na ha1·e raised some concern sibn11t <1 quirk rnigrat ion of white "Ing and mourning dnv(' to areas sou ll:t nf the horder. \Vardens rrport lnls of d(1\'e in !hr Jn1periat Vallf'y, especial· ly in the seed producin,e: arras or Hril\\'lry. There Is a shortage or .,.,,ater e\'ery.,.,·herr. for cini.: lhe hirri s '" concentrate in la q:er n umher~ around the a\'ailahle watering holes, The central \"allry find f;irm land~ In the nnrth al~n are barborin,e: a good population of do\'e. The limit on dn\'e is 10 rirr d:i y and 20 in poi:.ses.~ion ar1 er npenin,e: da y. anrl the fir~! hritf of thr split se;i.~on \1·il1 run through Sept. 3ll. Time -,12 1110 Al•Q R•" Fol M••· Lotl•!Qne. D•~rnd. ~0<10 Som Bar. "''· Ptlf B••. M~~~11.'t;~~' H•P\';~vV·s~~~:o~i, All•M• J~•. era G••n<l•<ldv. Bio Poison \1 NIGHTLY OOUBLE, l -R ~nnl" Devil & ~ -Pt<•n Bu , P•ld 111 .•0, THIRD RACE -HO v•r. M8iOtn t VPM old$ (l•;..,1pa. PU'I" \lll(IO . B~Ue•"\ ladv IBa•ler•l Jdl M••n (W,.ahll !!or Tne M!Xln (51r•ulll 3•,•0 I t .40 • 00 13.liO 5.•0 l.10 Tome 18!'10 11.l•o R•n M'" D>amond """' P,r••d N Butl•'-O:w••>t1u Kid. So~•·s C•1t~,;t ><v "•r<1ner W~"'"' No Ser ,1•cMe< FOURTl-I RACE •'JO v•";t' l ve•r ~•M< All~W•rlt•! PW se Sllll(I Un<le (11.c>; !/\c~lr ) 1 !O 1 '(\ 1 10 R•~ic'S IPetne'I J.00 ] lO NI' p.,1,"n1 <l•oh•ml 1 •0 T•me 10 J, 10. Al<o R•n \r>"' City, Bl•G• Ao""'"'I \u,,.,,.,., Mi" NQ ~Cf •l(h~,, SoiFTl-I RACE ~ 150 v•r<I•-l Y••r cl(ll •nn". Pue<• S11i}{I Roa~ M~n~c• 1Ad•lr1 o 00 l M l ?!I e~n·, B•• End llle'>•ml 160 J,60 DvnamQ """nl (W•"o"\ l.ll'l l ·m• ti fl•' '"'Q ll~n ~''""I 5<tn•. Gold Le• MM•, Doi• Sho••· T'>rol!I• 8 &e•- NQ SrtAtth•'· Sl:tClH RACE =--000 Y8•d•. 1 vo•r <Jld" (l•im,no Pur;• Sl'OO L;'m i !' Ei•1dt •'• r~m11n1 noo •.ci \t.O D•ll8 S•nO• jl<Ph•ml ~ '"1 l !Kl Ult•OW51~m (WMd\ l,PrO ~·:;;,• R~n 10_ 6 i~dv Go (ol1•o .. C.r•d, T,.,1, Uo lloh•. Un Charo•. Good Coev. No ~r<Mche) 11 E)(ACT.O.. ,-:.-... --;-m ill (lard••". s -Della San1s, Palo IJ1l.JO. SEYENTM RACE -BIO vard< l v~•r old~ •no uo Allow&n<•' Pu•s• 11100 L•TTI• L•dv Ro•r 1 A~•l•l•IO J •O !00 VAll~M PcTnc• lfl•tll J.10 l ll'l Tr ••! T<•cer 1~1ch•m\ J.00 Tom• •S /,10 A•1o R•n One •nO onlv. Fu!> Motin Man. M• p,, (Ind•' Bir~. \o•edv L•rlo;. !o«fiCl>ed -Vo OUPrO EIGHTH l!At[.-·i~ V••d' 1 v••r nl~< •no '"' c1,.,;f;•c Allow•n(e• PVr<e u~ (hie~ One•·n ]V•v(lh1') g <ll •I~ 1 •0 l!t~Q'' l o1'•o A.11,,on l 1)00 •OO 11;0Wto~ IL•oh•ml l •O Tim• 1g Fial ~l;ft P~1' -0~\J~·· Al.,m. ~·nor P•~n~. L•o~'"'"" 8<0. G'·~~ Oet>. F•1'~~ r '"·'• No ~er ••<~~·· "'"™ RAC E ~Vn -~'d' l v•M i1.~.\."~rori.\'_o ~"~ 1" c.101 c l.,m·na G•"+•·• P•o 1J ••' !'""'"'' I ~n • ln J"<l !>u<><"'' V./•rr•no ,,_lrDon•ld • • 10 l ;~ E" ·~·~ L•1'Q,na IH•• I I ~ 00 THn~. •o ! IO •1<0 !l•n W•r nn Po••''"' Fl••! ~'Jhl'llV (·~!ln• W'"· ~O••OV S•v•n. C•hlntni• S•o<!$ Srt•t~1'eQ M•nn S'I" IS EX4CTA. ,_ Gon••" R•ouut .. , -8"""''' W••flor. Paid lllM.OD. NOW AT TWO LOCATIONS l > , g , ALSO • INSURANCE RIPAIRS •CUSTOM UPHOLSTIRY FREE ESTIMATES ~--f/,\-CE 1 927'--~ COSTA MESA WE HAVE PAINTED and , REPAIRED 534,000 •' •' CARS AND TRUCKS i/ll "•,, 1920 Newport Blvd. ., HENNIGS , ~'> g, 0 ' •o~ •• COSTA MESA 645-5955 900 W. Vermont I ' ANY CAR PAINTED ANAHEIM SGtJTo• sr ... I ••11 ~ • . ~-~· soyr~ I ' • ' ·1• .... .. . , I • ~,_ .,_ VC•ltlONf If. . ' ~·~ ...... ~~ ....... • KURT PRICER DISPLAYS TWIN ALBACORE CATCH. Ala11iitos Race E11tries AUGUSr 1', 1111__.fl" "IGl-<T C+••• 4 "•II Firt! P°'t J•o PM 11 NIGHTLY DOUlll.f ON hi t. l"d Roe•• '~ '-•••U on "" l "1'> Roru "l~Sl RA{E l~ •••di l "'''' •I~· ~ "n C.l•""'no P~"" i ir.·.o c1 •• m1no P"(' 1·1'tl"Jtt. 0 1•1 f\ro"n·; (HM!I Luo•• ((•'<:!Ol•I Gi">I~ 01&1 !W"'on1 ~P""~~ Pot~ (Alli<onl Pilo••m e"" IAd•"I AD•<h• P"""m (Otrv@'l B•<'nmO• iw.r~on1 T ~• V~""' (Pnn"I S•••PV C~•,Q• ILlahl ml "' '" "' '" "' "' '" '" "' SECOND RACE -llO v1r~1. l >'••r nlt•) 11/ Jooov 8!Xl I P••n~ri 11{1 E •PK11na lo ~Iv 14 1iJ1on 1 00 Bell PUdill ($mll~I 111 L•!~ LO'I' (Mo'fllotif 1)"1) Ap!"" (Ad8irl nn I'm A Gulf B&' loo !S1<~u"I 111 P rlne•m••• (P19•1 110 THIRD llJICE -lSO Ya•(IS V•8' 01(11 Cl•imlog Pur'" t?OOO. (l•lmlna l'•lc• t)(l\.(I Ro••I SPU• lP•rned 1?0 ~"•••• l~•~v 1Lioh•m) IJIJ P•ll"!l'I B .. r (Ad&.r) l]I) -,,~. K&h• (5m•lhl 111 F l••I King HPrn IW•nonl 111 l'l•v W1' CMt !C1rdo101 I~ \I~•" Rfa••<I• !Ha•ll 111 FOURT!-1 RA(I! 401! vor(lt l v•&• Old< $. vo ~,Ill@\ & mM~\ Cl•lmlnq, l'u•st l1JOO, C!olm1na l'r<<e IHOO. T~• Bob 8•~.•r. Tru• Grit \WM~! Ill D•d•vm R8•• Doll tAlll..,nJ 111 P &r><UQU• IAdolrl 111 ~hi<• PoO;t v (Rln~ldlf 111 Mi•$ Olem,,.-.d Bu• ~C•a11lvl 17' Mldw•v Miiiie (Wet10nl U? Ln! L1'.~ P&<>P• (Llp~.1m) 115 ,llOTH RACI" -11"11 v1rd1 J V•8' ela• ,_ up. Cl1!m ln1. Purn l?JCll. (1•1m •O• Pn<• \j()('f\ H>t ("'ll•nltf''I l.dN ... Au• 1 •••• No !I~, Too E•QI• (Ad•••I lll Fh•V "'"·"' !W•l•on) 1111 Mm•"' 1 11.11.~o~I J11 lr1' ~V" (I '""'"'I Ill P~lon O•'ling fHM!l 1 t~ S~n't Po,••t < Pe<oer I '10 SlllTH RA CE -{l)lt ~•·~' l vt•rl 11ld• ,o.11~w•ot•• Pu"• s1or,o. I II•<• t.lou l~lf~U5\I 111 T•uc~I~ N' W•n (~nHlt\I 111 O•"d•"• Je• 1C•o:bv • lln l l'!tl:>'l't Qv••" 1.0.oa.rl 111 Ch•t~l"o Ct>•fll• IW••Yinl I?~, Tiny SPU' IV1v11hnl Ill T•u<l>Al~•O !H•rll 110 Yoru ID•tve•I 111 D•ndv Ecno tPtrnf'l 120 Ar~t• l ~lli>t>n1 1?0 5l"ENTH 11.0.(l -)•0 V•fdS , •••• nld• & u,, Allo""ance1 Pu••e UlOO. tne LA P•lm• Jr. Wnm•n'1 C!vb, Kiplv'• 5aor \l•Pn•ml 1n l R•vmond '"' Bov (l>el-fl l>I St•'ed e ... 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Casey said broad public hear 1ngs \I Ill open here (kt 12 1n to \\hat changes are needed "-SEC source characterized the hearings expe< ted lo last \vceks and poss1b!} month<; ;is possibly the most •;;ignif1ran1 ever held bv the SEC Tht hearings w1JI cons der sweeping changes proposed 1n ~ ri ve mon th stud\ ronducted by W1lltam McChesne\ ~1rirr1n the former chturman of 1hl.' federal Reserve Board and a lormer president of the NC\v York Stoc k Exchange The Martin report call~ for the merger of the New ) ork American and Regional ~tock exchanges into one Nation(:>! Secur1hes Market G<l1ng beyond the Martin stu(ly Casey s/\1d the heartnJZS will consider \\ hethcr huge f1 nanc1al !'n<:t1tut1ons wh1c.h hold b1l11ons of dollars worth of stock -such as mu!ual funds pension funds and insurance companies sh o u I d bl' granted the Mvanlagcs of membership In the stock ex changes Martin re1ecled that proposal Casey said reforn1:; are needed because some of the most cr1t1cal problems in the 1ndustrv arr be ng resoh rd not as a duly dehbrralrd rnatter of broad ouhl r pol 1cv hut 2..s an exped en\ to effect WE WILL NOT STOP TALKING ABOUT VD lty TERRY GRANT R Ph II It mu I srrn1 Iha! r1 \ \1hrr'o tu n sun l dy " herJ)1n~ to you ab< u1 1 ne1 l 11 d1sensP and • f'l lally i;ono1 rhea \Ve adniil IV b ng an ac11vP puhhc plrsidP r r n 1h<' subJlCl Bit frankly ts irnnortan1 e 1s rcally nvrr \1heln11111? 11 1an act 1alh f'ffrrl lhr \h o IP l11 s hraJU1 ,,11 ture of o COUIJl )' We \I'll()[(' 11st s se<'nl tc 1 i 1 ac tion unl ~ 11 v 1 "rnr ne clo~<' In thrm h1c1ni('s 1nr Dont ]f'! h11p1n B com<' an a1t11~t 1n a f f.'fl l \\hetf' nobody car 11 n and everybody con 10<.f' If anv ont you kno \ In<. 11. VE NEREAL DJSEASt l r g e them to consult a ( h\ 1r1an YOU OR YOlJR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US \1 hen you need a dehvrry \Vr 111!1 de hv!!r ptomptly \ 11hout ex tra chari::e A i::reRt rr any people re ly on U!i for their health n" ds \\e 11cl"onr requPsts for de! vrry service and charge accoun ts PARK LIDO PHARMACY 351 Ho1plt1I Ro.1d N•wport Be.1th 642 1510 Frff D•l1very short run savl'ngs or to settle or lo avoid private lal'.suits lie said the commi.ss1on has an obligation to ma1nta1n a nla rkel Ul "hich some :JO m11J1on 1nrlr. dual sharehold ~r~ are prolt\!led and ca.n have confidence which will protect and lStabhsh fair values for the pension insurance and 1nulual fund s nteresls of 1nother 70 million Americans If yoe o,.. eot 11111111 AM-rlr11 Servlte Yo11 010 11er 9ettl11t oll or yo11, coll• TELErHONf ANSWERING-IURU.U 835-7777 SPECIAL LECTURE on Commodity Futures Trading De•n Witter s conduct ng .1 sem nar to 1ntrod11ce our Ii glily \oph ,+ c.ated pro9t11rn des gned for com mod ty traders It 11 • per1on.1lct1d approach developed for our clients wh ch w• bel eve ha1 un que cha ratter Mr Ro bert J Nelso" A tt-ount E~ecut ve 1n g un a Be.1t-h off ce w II d 1cu1s the follow ng our la how to doYelop a trad1n9 pla n w th preo'elerm ne d buy n9 end sell ng pol c1e1 1ntell 9ent d ver~ f cet on of your tred rn9 nteresfs the use of stop liow encl when to pyr •m d a pos I on DATE Tuosday, AU9 31 PLACI o ... 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I ~lllld• ~ttOI ·~ !y "'Pl •fll &• ,.., 11• ly ln~-N'' ••• ne •t•w •-•• .. ,.,,~/ .. tnV• 11 n" to• ., ···--------------- • :, ~ g DAIL.V PILOT • I I • • •o DIVING SllllDI Elll 1 Taking Pl11119e 1 A young d iver hits the \\alcr at 1he Jl ~1ho r \rea Boys Club 1n Costa fl1e sa S\\ 1m1111ng 1s rr ec to nic1n bcrs and others mav s111m for a nominal fee !50 cen ts for adults 35 cents for kid <;! fhc BO\S Clu b pool 1s open \\ eekda) s from 2 30 to 4 30 p n1 Salur days from I 1 30 a n1 to l 30 p 111 Citize11s Ca11 Relax 111 lcela11d's Cltpital REYKJAVIK lcelan rl ti\PI -Rem nte Ice land 11 h1ch has one of the htghest ~t andards or It\ 1ng in the \\(lrld also has one or the highest standards of public sanil} , The eaprlal l)f Be\ k1<1v1k fnr 1n ctanre doesn l ai101v dog!\ with n the citv hm1ts no mailer how pure the IK'dtgrce Mans best fr1end can sr11ff around lhc fiords and ge\ sc.rs but hes hanr cd from c!lv streets until he m:isrers the skills of 1ndnor plumbing The cit~ also se!s :is1de an octagonal shapt'd house 11 ay out on the point of a );:igoon 111 a public pi'lrk 11 here hudd ng basso< n flu gel hot n 1 io!a or v.hatha1e1nu 11rtuoc1 can practice their nffs and ilrpc.g gins "1thout madd rn1ng lhe cnn-.d Re i kJav1 k further coddle<: 1hn U11rdru n1s tlf 11~ ~n 000 111 h .. 1, rants by keeping its Jet .i prirl a! Kc.flci1 tk 35 miles a1\aj despite c1 n<;l 111t p1erc 1ng screams fr n111 the 1n ternallonal 1 arrter~ "'h 1 c;ill at th s h;1lf 11 n s t a l 1 o n bet11cCJJ cnn! nrnt:11 Since hnt steam r1.,1ng lrn1n underground 1hcr1n<il ~rr1ngs heats mnsl nf the bt11ld111i;<= the c;1p1t11l !s 111 tu illv a smokelc~c; r1t1 hut nn1 ~ sn1<'I\ less f' l ! v l'~fl<'tl;il\v 11 l1f'n 1he 11 ind 11' 1 ut of the: \\P'"I v.h1ch \<; \\hCIP the flc;h larlt nes h11ppt'n tn he But suc:.h pungen( arrn1a ~ Li f eg u a rel "' Ne ar Mark NI'\\ port Bc;ich lifeguards are heading fnr :in all llme. record hrerik 1ng \ 1~ust 1n rescues and prt ve nl11t 1 e ac t1or1s accorchnA lu i\tanne Sa{elv D1retlor Robert Beed Lifeguards alre11<l1 ha1c log ged 2 200 t!'S<'Ues th1c; month The hi~hc.~t number 11f TCS( ucs in a month w~s 2 300 last Augusl Pre1enta111 t' acl!onc; lsike.n 11hcn a l 1 fr~uard direct pc< p)e (ll t nl any po!iiStble dan~cr from his sta t1on on the bc;ich nr ~! sc11 The 20600 pre1cnta111e IH lions this month ;drelld} ha1e pasM'd pre11ovs recurrls or about 19 000 sci las\ August Sl1ow Slated At Library The. Huntington B e 11 c l't Public Library will hosl a 111uslcal evening Su n d a ' fe11h.1r1ng Katherine W c s I nuti51. asalrltd bv ~t 11 r k CarlM>n on the p1nno ;u1d flu!c. The. progr111n wlll begin 11t ,,1 ~t If Gi\L Nf>TI CE , ll!t ) ,l(TlltOUt BU~IN!SS NAMf ~TATIMl: .. T !Pt."'~ 00\~~ '0~1'· •• LEGAL NOTICE \1>1'11101 COUtT OF TMI iTAfl OF (Alll'OIHIA 1'01 THI COIJHTY 01' OIAHOI P• I o~• KillHN !TERN & I LA Nf Y •1 o nt¥\ a! l ow !H' Wo ... C.•nlu ¥ Blvd la• "'~••I•• (II I tou1 To U ll no Slit IY BBnt<*Kt•U Ano ""'' ''" l"ollUonor l 45 J> m 1n the hbrarv s mi11n f"'IN ~tri c11 .. \1o J\1 ON Cll 1111 ~·•~I•• t1>•Al\'•u room at 525 Ma in SI Tht '"'" ,~ ,,, i •1 ~, .,. ~1 ••t rctl~al wlll include work' b~ ~~\ • h ",:,_;o , o• ~~ ( n~ t •c toY •~ .Sl;i vet Telemann Hlnde1n1\h Mvd • d I<"' J .,,.. a• R 8v el ll or;m er an ,.~, .... .,, •• •n .. ~ "• c,...,. Betthoven c • • r• o ·~ • (~ M~ ~" ...,.o 1 i HI II• ~·•• I J M•nnn• 0•1> tv The r<":cllal Is ope_n lo the {,... • p ' puhhc '"' l ' C> • t • ('>alt f )• It/ ,, ' ••• ,,, . LEGAi NOTIC~ MOOUlAll OISTll ll UTING CO t01 W 111h S! Co.!1 M.111 .J°"n G Vowell S1'? lta,.,.ael Or ~un nt Dn •••Cl• Ca Tl\• Dul nfu 11 MM c-ucted bv an "" •lduel J°"n G V""'tll 11111 11.r..,....,r !!ltd will! ""' Couniv Cle k ol Or1noe Coun!y "" AutuSI l 1'71 lly •••orlY J MeddC• OeJ>UIY Counh Ct K PUbtl,,,,ed 0 ..... Coan 0• IY Pll01 .O.ut 111! J IJ If 1• 1111 11:tl 11 s1n1.,1-c:.c..c;__.:__.:__:__:_~~~~~-'-'-~I LEGAL NO'J'lCE '"° .. , n1 ... l'ICTITIOUS I USINlil NA.Ml SlATI MINT 1.,i1.,...1,,. ""'"°" h <1n1.,, PORT NEWPOllT SHIP ANO '!'ACl<T !llOKEltS »Cl We,1 C"'UI H fl\WIY P O Bo• 11tt. Newt>0'1 Beech (el I .... '"""'• 'E G"'llt ?9\f c I!! fin•' N•wpor! 8f>acn Callt t16o'>O Tl\11 bl4tne•• 1 lie nt t"nducted bl" on 1...,1v1ou11 B)rl>lorl E G1rllt Tl\ I llllement I ed W II\ Int ("'.m!y Cle I( "' O 1nte Counh on Auvu• 11 191\ llY Ar1t>ur E Kreo:i e Otou!Y Coun1y ' .. Publ ll>td 0 1n1e CO.OJI 01 ly Aut u•t 11 111C1 $opteml!H'r 1 1'71 LEG AL NOTICE ... . " "'"' flallv ~11~1 llll I\ ' •' )\\l' / OAI LY Pll07 3 Throng Ya~ht Club for Goldwater 8)' AL!110.\' L(.lCKAHC'' Arizona Sen~t0r B<1rrv Golf'! .... ·ater Yl·ednesday ran the garn~t of current polil 1cs 1n an 1nf0rn1al talk btfore the t\e1\port t!t1rbor Yachtsmen's Luncheon at ~e11port Harhor Yatht Club. A re('ord crowd of nearly 200 turned nut to hear the Republican senat or and 196~ GOP pres1dent1at ra11d1dllte Accnmpan1ed by his !WI) snns, Rep, Bari·y C.nlrl11c.tcr Jr fr1J n1 the 27th C<ilifnrn1;:i d1 ~l rl!'t, and his _yn unl\er son, ~llkP, Cn1d11:ller ;,rr11ed ar the v11cht clt1b nl lhe hrfn1 f)f his 41 ·foot Hait.era z cruiser, Tnh Be 1-.iri. wh1rh in J\'av;i Jn means "hou se un the wn ter " The Gnld11'1J1ers are staying at the Balboa B;i.1· Cluh. "There are L11'11 things bug g ing An1erica toda 1• -the st::il e of the eC'onn1n1 and lhf' rnnd1tk•n 111 the world and 11he1·e 11e lit 1ntn 1!." said Goldwater. On !hf' econnn11c front. Goldwater said he !lllnks An1er1cans are concE'!rned 11·ith the 1 :1lue 11f the doll ar and possibli! unemplnynient mnre than \\'1th an y other !actors nf thP ll'hnle sub 1ert. · The '-en:it111-s<11d the on!v su1!ahli! phra ~r lh;it fi ts lmlh the domeStir and in· terna11nn;:il s1tuatrons is "The r hickens are coming home tn ron s1 " STOP DEFICIT SPE.'10!NG "For the p;i~t :J5 1·e;.irs. J h;:ive heard prnm111ent ecnn0m1s1."-acaml'dic111ns. prn- minent business n1en and prominent hankers i1nplrw111~ 1·.ut .cn1·rrn1nrnt - bnth Dfmocrat and Republica n -10 slor engaging 1n the high rate of deficit spenriing "\\'e ha1·e engaged in it to the point that our president US<'d some rather ridu.;ulous term the other day in which he desrrtbed our SZ5 billion deficit as a 'hap- py kind nf deficit'." "! h;11en 't seen him since he·s bet>n nut here, hllt rfl li ke In gt'( him 1o"I P:<pf;iin 1t l.n me hec;:iusP, l\·e gol 11 h11nkt'r I'd )lice tn get in the same frarne nf mind relative tD a couple of delici ts J ha ve." Gn \d\\•ater pointer! f)lit that neither the RFpublican nor Drmocra lic go\·ernments First Bnby ha\'e been able to apply any brakes Lo the deficit spending -a spend1n& he blames for al! our inflationary Ills. "'I don't necessaril y buy the lheory lhat high "'ages -even though they 11re unearntd -or high pricell -pven !hough they are unearned, are substaniia! con- tributors to inflation," he ~xplained. "Of course, they can crealt inflation, but thry've become OO \\' sort of sttp· children or infla tion and bal'e no great bearing on I.hem_ "I mention th is because there 1~ a great clAmor among bus1nessmen, large .and sm;ill, to invoke "'age and price con· trnls. The chief argument agaJnsl 1t 1.~ th;it about 70 percent of our work lorce are free agents. They don't belong to unions. The United Stale!i has the smallest per r;:ipila rntmbersbip of its "'·ork f()rce in unions than anv nation in the worlrl where un ionism i!i. practiced. That 's because JI is compulsory . CONTROLS UN \\'ORKA8LE "\Vage controls v.·1!1 not work. price controls havt never worked, 11nd I see no way in the world !n add rent to lhem," the senator said. "What the presidenl v.•as for ced to do was what nnne of us 1111 Americans like. \\'e're nnt proud that lb i11 country that has done more fnr more people, creClted more jobs, m<lde living rnnre ea sy has done mnre i'lf!ainst pn1·er1y. n1ore fnr e-ducatinn, then <in .v nation 1n lhr history nf the v.'nrld, should all nf a ~udden h;i1·e lo realize !hat the mechanics we'l'e been engaged in for over :JO ~·ears have bern wholl.v mechanics. and 11·e·re h;:ivin1"'.: 1n dll tnda.v v1h 11t other countries in past history have done to try and save their cur· rency ·· (fn!dwater !iaid he think~ the things thP: prrsidcnt havP: !nvokerl 1vill work nnl .v if ;ill Amerirans -inclvi:ling organ1zC1tinn~. corporations. unions and ind1v1rl;ils 11•tHk v.•ith the President -"pvrn though we are looking at. cnntrnls thal cnuld excrPd v.·age.~ and prices and rents -even thnu~h we are looking at a sltualinn that ~trs . Leonar<i l,'1 Brirhera of Laguna Hllls show off her se cond <ia 11gh1rr and fif th <'htl d. i\Tarianne. the first babv born at ~11ssion \/ie,Jn l-l osp1lril ~!~rianne v;as hnrn Aug. lfi. f\1olhef and daughter are doing JUSt fine. 1hank .vn11. a1 the famtl y horn(', 25261 Orellano \Vay, accord1n2 to the hosp1\al"s n1atern1ty r-;taff. Is supposed to De temporary ll'lr 90 days bu1 wlucb might stretcb on and on and on · Tht prunl! goal in my opinion is lO rtst.ore confidence in our dollar," The stnator explained 1nc1denta!ly that .. .,...e ha vP been hoodwinked in this ('Ur· rency fight. It's not our dollar that's bPen serious trouble, it's the German mark and the Japanese yen . and they've been able lO throw up such 11 smoke screen that other CTIUnlrits have sv.,itchE'd the blame to the United Slates, and we in this l'.'ountry ha ve aC'tPp!ed it. DOLLAR IN TROllBLf': ··~ot tha1 ou r dolla r 1s not in !rouble. I think it is.'' he sriid. "And in my opinion we either have to ~ll off the gold standard -lvhich I hope 1ve don't -because here 1~ no other s1veat of man that ~old -or allow it to go nn a free market. which 1rould put. us Al a disa<lvaota~e tern· porarily. But if we did that. and allowed A.n1ericans to (l1vn gnld 1 think ""'e rnul d hui!rl up enough gnld resf'rve <1ga1n so that wp would bP '" fartnr .'' l.nldwater saili th is rnuntry n0w (lwns on!_v six p<'rcent nf the wnrld '.~ ,cold 1vherea<; we owned 64 percent al the rnd of \Vorld ~'ar II. Bes ide s all the thing.;; the president hiis recer.tly inl'oked. Gold11·ater said hr atsn hopes there will be a tax inC'entive fnr husiness to build 11e1v fartories and stores anrl warehouses to cre<ite Jobs. "And I think thrre hiis Lo he Clthcr ;id. jus1mcnts 1n the !ax structure:' he ad- ded . '"But th('rP definitely has In he do"·nsrading of federal spend1n~ or none of this v.·UI work ." Commenting on the international scene, r;nld"·at('r sriid : "Again, our chickens are coming home tn roost." "[don't me11n the chickens ""'e ha1·e in !he Senate:· he quipped. '"Frankly, ""'lSh thry would ,110 home. tn rMsL ·· The sena tor exrlained that at lhe heg1nnlng or \Vor ld V.'ar !I !.his country wa~ not a \\'Or\d power \n any sense o{ the \l'nrd. "\l"e "·ere 11 1·ery nicagr.r mtlilary pn11·er. \\'e ...,·ere prob;ihly a third rate economic power. \\'e didn"! mean much at !ht' conferencP: tables of bus iness or pn!lliC'5 . DO.\llNA:-.:T PO\\IEf! "\\le came ClUt of \Vor!d '''ar 1J as the. dominant pov.•er 1n !hf' v.·or!d," he v.·ent on . "H1 stnr.v shows \JS I.hat." cnuntr.v nr na- tion bcenmes a world P'1""'f'T v.•hen !h'1t cnuntry brco111fs dorn1na nt in the prev'1il· ing: mndr nf \rani;porta tinn Engl;:ind \~a primp C'Xample . She cnntrnl\ed the sr;:is fnr nearly 200 .vear~ and kept a fai rly f!O<•<I prar·r l'lrnund lhe wnr\rl. ShP 11·:is able In (in thi s by using her niili tary might <1s a threat "\Ve cam(' nut nf \Vortrl \\'ar II <lominant in !hr air Nnl ru.~! military ;;ir, but '1ll ;:iir. Nor jus t rlnn1inanl f11'Pr nne natinn. but over I.he ent ire v.·orlrl. \\'e were air pn11•er. perlnrl (:nld...,·ater po1n1.ed out that (;rn. Eisenhower. Dulles ""d ;i ft>,.,, n!hrrs recognized rhis 11nd bull! ;i for!'ii::n rol1cy dirf'cled ;it tl1e Snl'1er. 1hr!'11L~. has<'d rn· tirPl.1' on 11·ha! ls callf'd "massh·e retalia· !inn ," •·Rut I 11ish fn (;orl 1hrr·p b;id ht>t'n !'nmr nthrr h;ipp1rr c:r11nh1natinn o/ 1vn1·ds -hc rausr fh i.~ drsc ription of l)tJI' fnre i~n pnliC'y which. b.v !he w.11y, has been ex- tremely successful -ur until "'e had chickPnS running the whole thing . "The pnlicy kept the Snvlels from gn1ng to war bul did ktoep theni frnm extt11d1ng lheir power all across the v.·orld - Parking Building Set for Hospital A nr11, J~ll ~ra ce p,:irk1n.c, sl rurlure 11 1!1 npP n nr~t mnnth al Snulh f:na~t Cnm. m11n11\ Ho~p1111I 1n ~n11!h L;ic:11n;:i Thr $1flll 000 ln11r·lr1·rl si rur11ir r "111 hn11~r parking fflr rlnrfor\ .•11rrnrt ,~1;1/f Mrl hri::;p11al 1 l!-1 lnr~. The .~truc1U rf' 1.1 1n 11drl1t1r>n l.n rx1s t1ng F>Urf'1r:e p;ork1n~ nn thr hn~pl!<i l £rnunds - Hn~p1!.:il officials experl the strur!11 re t.o br ;irleriuatr for ~t1·eral yrar~. l\'hrn the nrerl ;i rises for mnn! parkln12:. a se- C(lnd s!rurLurP ln providr an add11.1ona! J!.1 s r1.1r.e~ will bt h\ul! Cnn~1r11cl 1on of the nrw struc!urr ls part nf I.he ('urrent hospital e;i:pan sion pro]ect to De completed by l97J. Poster Case Dismissed Popeye, Olive Oy l Objects of B each C,ontroversy· By R1·or ,\'.JEn Zlf.LSKI "Ynu can show lhat Popeye 11te his 1ioin'1'"h and l'ICtnmplish~d ii Int nf thin~s. but th is .. .,., .ludcP Hn11·'1rd f'~ Cranditll raiser! hi~ •rehr"n11·~ q11 i1zlC'allv A ~ hr t1nfurled !he poster It ~howcd the fabled s<i tlor 1n a co1npro111i~1ng posll ion with Olive Oyl. The S2 ilem. sei7.<'d h_v J-luntl11i:;t11n Bf'ar h p<11ir,. nl fitP rs frnm a ~lain Street po~ter ~bop l.'lsl .Jul.v \.\a~ abopl to ~cnn1F !he l'coplr "i; prime e\ 1denre un1!1 the 1ud~e lhrc11· !hP ra~r nut of \l.'rsl Orange ln11nt~''.~ .lurlicit1l tJis!rict Olurt. .. Ynu c11n "t !'ee. tht1r bncHes_ Do you ~IJ.!)flO~e thi s drawlnJf incites anyone tn 111~ci1·iou.~nr~s~ You've ,!!Ol to ha ve some. \m;:i glna1 1nn to get 11 ny sex Into this. It's ~'~1a~1rful, I 11g ref'." i;a1d Judi;:e Cran- dall r nll('f' \1 ;1ll hrnuiih t m1sdl'me!'lnor tharj!e;C; ,.~;;1n~t pn~ter ~hop 0"'.'ner Kathy (; Fnv.·ler 11ntl her emplo~·I', .Jim Tnmer. rnr ('\h1h1l1nq and dl~tnbuling harmful m;i!lt>r to A minor The pn:itrr. ~hnwing Popeye And Olll'e n''I n1ak lng IO\'e while fully rlothed. 11·a.\ display~ in a black light room at Str ic tly Posters, 123 Main Street. where children had actto.\~ lo it. aci:ording to prilicf'. '"I don 't. know if this appeal~ to prurient in1eres1 S or stupidity,'' Judge Crandall rnntinued. "Pf'rsonall~', I ran't imagine anyone buyinJ: ~u<'h junk." After spendin£ I.he bettrr pa rt of " d'1y i<rlectlng a jury In try th(' pos!er ("f!,~r. .ludgf' Crand11ll dismiss<'d the charge on 1hf' 11;rounds that thl' posl<'r's primary in· tent does nol 11pi>tal to prurient intere${!1. "\Vould yllur clients stop selling ,\ut:h junk? They cnuld sell 1t lot cf olhtr nice poslers. M11ybfo we could h11\'e Pope_ve chming a ladder 1nslrad." h~ suggesff'd to cit"fen~P: atlOrnry .Jnhn Guerin. The judge ordered tht defense to stlput11tf' there w1111 probable c11use for lhe a.rrest of i\frs. Fnw!er 11nd her t>mploye. •·The officers dJd 1t ROf"ICI thlnR: 1n .~toppin;: lh 1!1, but it '<''&s ri.i:ht on the brird<'rlinr ." h<' s11id. P()J1ce I.I Bert Ekstrom s111d ht v.'as r xlremely dls11ppoint~ with lhe courfJ rll'ri.~1on . "I can't belit l'e thl' cour1. cn11!r1 not rtcog"ize 11 drawin,ii depicting sex ual Jn- tercourse," hf': fumed. '"\'/hat did the;.r th ink th e penp!e were doing? Swimming or ;irm1vrestlin.1t?' "The fAct that the court holrls that harmful maller must appt11I t.n the prurient (n!PfPSIS O( l'ln adul! m;in , th is i~ v.·ha l upsetq mt' F.O much. Hn11· ran ynu turn :ir1Jund ;ind u~1! th i~ 11s ll R:llide v.·hen yo11 'rr lalk in)'.! ahnul ch il dren'" Ek.\trom heliP ve~ lawmake rs h~rJ a r!if· lerent F.\and'1rd of JUdl!mcn' 1n mind "'hf'n Section Jll.I of the Penal Code was ll'l'itten. "rm gnlng !n write to the Attorney c;eneral !o srek out lht intent nr this legislation ;it !ht lime it was pa~sed," the lieutenant lia!d. "These were cartMn chRt.ll<'ters aimerl at children 11nd .~old at a place where minors have free acce~~." hf' arlded Pnlict nfficcrs lie1 zed the 0Hrnrl1ng P"Sler afte:r recei ving .11 l'.'nmril11inl ftl')n1 .11 1n.,1hPr, Polir:t Ii.l id. (1\'e childre:n wtrP in the .s hop lriok!ng at the pn~ter \\h{'n of - flrl'r~ 11rr1vtd. particularly ll<'rnss t::ur(lpe, into Asi a and olore recently into the M1ddlf' East " Goldwatrr .sa1d it v.as about 1960 that ht hrst began to detecl a d1ssatisfacllon or questioning of thf' policy of massive relal1at1 on. "The. ques1 ions were raised , Can we af - ford t h1.~·, Can 11e cnn1inue tn be ablt to soend above t.~ billion a vear fnr the 11rms that "'e wnuld need In inaintain this posture ? \\'nu!dn't \1'e be bPtle.r off pull· lng lhesf' blll1o ns b;ick rind s·pend1ng them in the cities of America'.' -lo rebuild t.he ghelln.~. to prn11de mnre and better educat ion? Cn!rl11'1 !er 5Rld tha t tn his tra1·tls around th!' countr~· he herame acutt>!y a\\·are or thr l'nnrern n1·er ··our bt.ing the pn!!cemen rif 1he world." '"r.11nd ynu"", he said . ""·e have 17 lre11t1es wt th the NATO countries anv of 11·h1rh co uld lakP us \(I v•ar. There are no ifs. andi; or hl1!.o; ahnut 11 "\\'e have abn ut 40 n1nre treaties that. don ·~ ~n that far. but they take fht steps dl111 n the rnad ·• The stnatf1r pred1c!e<I that nne nf the big 1S5Uf'S in nf'xt ~e'1r's presidenti11I r:impa1gn wou ld be "betv.·een those pt'O· pie 11·hn \1·ant ti") (lnr e a~a i 11 isnla1P Ame1·1c;:i . l'lnd those proplt' -li ke mys<'lf -11 l1 n 11·;in1 to 111aint;iin ,<\merica·s pos1- lirio ;i~ the Number One fKJ""•er." ''If we '1 rr nnt !he learlrrs. v.·ho V.'ill it. be~ Red China .. Japan nr the Soviets'•" Grildwa1rr said he heliel'e~ that Jap11n i~ the unsren. unheard of reAson for Pres1dt nt Ni~on·~ proposal !o 1·1sit Rf'd China. He added !hat he had heard no great clamor lrom Nailon&list China against the vl!ilt. Nationalist China recognizes -an I agree -that J~pan by lht yettr 2000 will have retrh~ an economic peak higher than she has t ver reached and wilt be greater in world power than tht United States. "She now has the "'herewl!hal lo con· linue "'hat she had to give up in World War ti -tht mil ltad!'!tic aims of the Japanese. "She vdll be able to doll this time v.•ilh mod ern weapons. modern strategy, modern tactics . "Of all lhe nallons that are not 1n· voll·ed in our l.'oncern about Asia, Japan is the only one that needs gMgraphic e;i:- pansinn. "This is the reason l lhink presidenl Nixnn has prl'lposed his vis11 to Peking - so that we can tell the world that we 11re not niarried to Japan. nnl married tn Na· !ionalisr China . crrtainl\' nn1 m;irriert to lhr Sov1pt~ n•1r In the Rtd Chi nese. "\\Ip )list ll'ant tn ha\'e 11 leg up ""'hf'n lhe t1n1e rnm~ we are no longer 1he ""'orld leaders In thl' even!. nf 11 1hlrd 11·nrlrt w;ir. Goldwater oplned that it would be 1t [i~ht ovt"r \\'ho is to become the leaders nf the world. STANO \\'ITH SOVIETS "And th<' V.'C!'slern powers and thP: l in1led Slall'S -as the~· :ilwa y~ have dnnr -will stand with 1he Soviets in anv surh rurku5 a~a1n.~l t>i1her J;ip;in or Red China -cerlainh· nn combinat1nn of !host l""'O, because.this could ne1•er be. 44t; a tray Phlox and Carnations ... Plant several trays of each .•• for color. "B!irbara Karst'' Bouganvillea. Coleus Vines or Ma rig olds Massive clusters of bright red bracts. In 1 gal. containers. Heavenly Bamboo, Tam Junipers or Golden Arborvitae Your Choice 356 each Great landocaplng plants in 5 gal. containers. ' 129 "These are chickens lhat were: sent aloft at the end of World War 11 . when we we could h11ve prevented tht Cnmmunists trom taking over the n1a1n land of China, when we could h!ll e prevented the d1vis1on of Berlin. when v.·e Cl'luld ha\•e kept Clluntries now under the lron Cur· t<i in as free coun trie,~. "Nnw "'" are beginning In see 'h• mistakes we made , and 1f we can learn les!nns. I hope that if the lime should el'er lrnfortunate!y come 11g;iin for the U S. to become enibroiled in any great confl agrat 1nn. that we have learntd our les~on from Vietnam "If you make that fateful decision lo gG tn w;ir , .vou "d better make up ~·our mind al the same lime to 1~·i n that war or ne1-er go Into It." ln resrnnse In questions. r.ollfwaltr said he does not foresee any change in tht> GOr ti cket for 1~72. He added that he feels thaL Spiro Agnew "is somewhat d isenchant~d with the JOb " On !ht' Drn1nrrat1c ~1de. he th inks r-.1avnr John Lindsey n[ /:\ew ·y~rk could. ha ~t the nominalion if he 1vant!'! it. "Hi! has ne ver heen nut of the Democratic party, you knn11·" "1 reallv ht'lie ve that. he emphasiz.elf . "I just don't be!1f've the Democr11ts could nomina1e An,v nne of those peo~\e they are talking ;ibnut -with the possible ex· ception nf .J11r:ksnn . He descr1hed .Jackson as a very strong man, partiC'ul ;ir!~· in I.he ft tld of military lowr and foreign pollcy . "A.n~' nf the o!hers just scare hell out of me." he 5Aid "Even Lindsey," he added. "And he would be a tough man to bl!at." Your Choice 37t; Marigolds, Vineas and Coleus, Assorted colors in 4" pots. 3sa Daisy Bird Bath. Adds atmosphere to your yard. 239 Planter Mix In 2 cu. ft. bag, Unl\lorsityCOmpost in !S cu. h. bag. JCPenney The values are here every day. Snop Sunday noon to 5 P.M. at tho following storos; CARLSBAD OOWNEY FASHION VALLEY-SAN DIEGO MONTCLA IR NEWPORT BEACH RIVERSIDE Charge Ill .. • • • ·--:----~--·-.. • ,_.,_ --·--· • ' Mediiia Case Reds Launch 38 Viet Attacl{S GI Ref11 ses To Tes tify FT. P.l cPHERSON, Ga . (UPl) -A wilness ""'ho refused for the second con- feCUlive day to testifv at the fo.ly Lai court.martial of Cap! Emest L. r.ledina \\'as held in contempt (If court today and remanded into the custxl~' of his attorney fl('nding appeal. The "'itness. Frederick \V1dmer of l..()\li'er Burrell. Pa , refused lo give testimony even alter being granted im· munity from prosecuhnn. "I rrspPctfully decline tn answer on grounds i1 migl1t te nd to incriminate ml' ... he l-0ld lhe courl. \\'idn1rr """s identified bv an earlier V.'ilness .Jnhn Smail Qf Kent~ \Vashin,i::ton as 1he 1.1 whri shot a small boy that i 1edina nov: stand s accused of killing. The 34-year-flld r.1edina. of il·l11ntrnsP, Colo., is accused of 102 murders al My L<11 nn 1\1Rrch 16, 1968, the day his in- f;:intry company made a search-and- drstrov ::;v.·eep through the Vietnamese \•ill:u::e. 1"1'11nrr 11·a:;. to h:il'c been the lcadnff \\'1tne!'s nl the 1nnrning session. When he halkcd ;i hall V>';lS tempora rily called in tcs!imon1· 11·hile the flefense reviewed the dcoosili(l.nS 11'hich the prosecution had taken frnm lwn Vietn:imese interpreters y.·h'l ::;Prvr'd a! l\1<1,v Lai 1\1edina·::; dcfeni;e Rllorney, F. Lee Bailey. v.·ent over the deposi tions line-by- line anrl objecter\ to virtu:illy each ques· lion put In the intcrpr~ters. Railey 1>0inled out that most witnesses tr st ifv undr r o;:ith. and thns are subject to pl'rjury charges if !hey lie. He said the interpreters v.•cre "not subject to any penal action and I think they lie freely V.'ilhnul leRr of proi;ecution." "\.\'hat would your honor do if they did lie'.''' Bailey asked the military judge, Col, Kenneth A. Ho1vard . "111y arm is nnt that Jong." Howard repl!ed. In thr trial at Fl 1\1eadP. 1\'\d., 11i sen~eant whn served in Lt. Will iam L. Callev Jr.'s platoon at 1.1y Lai has t,.s!ified brigarle comm;inrler Col, Oran K. Henderson made only a brief a\1empt to in\'esliga!e the incident. Sgl. LC. Isaia h Cowan told an Army court n1<1rlial board Wednesday he <1nd six other n1en were questioned by Jlenders11n hl'n days after the 111arch \6, l~R . mass<1cre in the South Vietnamese hamlet. ~ Greece's Premier Juggles Cabinet; Ousts Comrades ATHENS (l\Pl -Pre1nier George Paparlnpnulos named a nrw cabinet trxlay bringing 1n fresh faces and undercu\1tng ninst of his cl0sest junta lieul<'nants \\'ho p;e1zed flO\ver with him nearly five years ago. In ;i sweeping shakeup nf the m1lilary rPgllne, the .J2<vC'ar-nlrl fnrn1rr cnlnn<>l re- tainerl 1hP minislr\es ol nat1nna! defense anrl forp1~n aff:JJrs . lie appoin1erl Sl ,\l1:inos P:itacns anrl ~icho!as \iak<H'f'7."S. tv.•<1 (If hts close col- laborators in the 1%7 mlli!flry coup. as first nnd ::;rrnnrl drpu!~· prrn11rro;. Bul he took frnm 1tir1n the key m1n1stnes of tn· ter1nr ;ind rrnnn111ic rnord1n;ilinn. f)('splle repnr!s !hat Pt1padopoulns pl;innrd tn n::i1nr fnrmrr politici!.! leaders to hi s rrc1n1r. 111.nr W:t!> 1nrluded 1n !he nr11 Hdn11n1s1rillt•in !'nurrro; s;i1d the prrm1c(::; rnnt;ir1s Hl lhP !;is! frw v.eeks v.·ith lonnP r 11',l.;l"-l;ilnr<. har! fallrcl Rut \.rn (;enq::e Znrf,1k1 ~. nnf' ~urh po\ll1clilll. sa1fl :i!ler tl1r nrw c;ih\net v.·as sworn 1n .. \Ve hclieve tha t whal Papridnpn11l'ls rl1d is rhr rrr<in1b\f' to the fuhire pnll1 ir1za tion nf his l!o\·ernment. \Ve Sllll ha\'f' MnfH'lt'!lCf' in him . Toda y PA paflnf)('lulos 1s slron~er !han ever belore." Spnce Ad11ti1·11f. t\lan Shepard. 47 . .'\merica's first 111an in space. 1l'as off1r1al- ly pron1oled to f\avy Admiral in ceren1onies today at Penta- gon. lie is lhe first astronaut tn recei ve surh a high rank. Experts See Further Russ, Cliina Drift LONDON <L:Pll -The sin1rner1ng con- flict between the Soviet Union and Communist China is n1nv1 11g !ov.·ard a new conflict. d1plomalic sources said tCI· da,v, The Chinese have n1adf' recen! inroads into Russian l'J)heres of influence not on!y in the far East but in Eastern Europe and lhe diplomats said Russi;i v1as in· creasingly nervous and fearful of !he disrup~ive influence on the Warsaw Pact alignment. Soviet anx1ely \Vas said to be he.ighten- erl hy the no!ahle successes scored h.V Peking rerr'ntly in Romania a n d Yugn.~1avia. in Nnr!h Korra and even in the !\f iddle Ea~t 11·hrre the Sudan has shifted lo some drRree lo\\•arrl Pekin~. The diplon\als said the Soviet leaders have countered 1\•1th a fu!li;cale ca mpaign against Peking's allegerl designs in an ap- parent effort tn undermine China·s credibility at this crucial ~taRe of Pek- ing's efforts to enter the lnternat1 ona l srene. "If Pl':king as much as lifted a fin~l'r, the Soviets would be onl y ton ready lo meet them al the conf erence table or otherv.•ise for v.·ide·r:inging pol1lical negotiations ," one riualif1cd Communist diplom atic source said. But ~o far, Cliint1 has resistl'd all ad- vances or velled suggt'sllnns for a ge~ together. tVkk• "''"' It mean s J icou.ldn "t ge t a raise •.• if J had a job, that is! ' SAIGON I UPI I Alhed military s pokesmen today reported !he sharpest ~·ave of Norlh Vietnamese. and Viet Cong allaC'ks in three months across &Juth Vietnam bul said II 1A'a~ too early lo determine if a Communist oflens\\'e. was under way. 1\1ilitary spokesmen reported at leasl 38 of what lhey 1ermed enemy-initiated in· c1denls overnight ag<1insl South Viet- namese positions across the country. The action c<>5\ 1he Communists at least 1211 killed with g n v e r nm e n l casualties of at least 19 dead and :J9 ~·ounded. U.S. Command spokesmen reported lv•o ground clashei; involving American Gls and said twn Americans 1A'e.re killed and four 1A'Ounclerl. A shelling attack <HJ:ainst a U.S. 1 llh armored cavalry unit 27 miles northwest. of Saigon caused light casualries with no fatalities. the spokesman said. The 220.100-man Amer ican fightin~ force remaining in Vietn;im stayed on specia l ;iJert status because of the pns~lbility of stepped ·up Con1mun1st RI· tacks to coincirle with Sunda y's Sou1h Vielnan\ese national assernhly election ;ind the political 1urmoil connected v.·ilh the Del. :i presidenti~I election. !\1il itary sources said 2,000 n1ore South Vietnamese troops were standing bv t\I n1nve into Saigon Friday It> holstrr 5ccurity for the elect ion Sunday . r.-tost {1f !he soldiers are recruits fresh from nine \1'eeks of basic training, the sources said. The U.S. command mean\\•hile an· nounced that JO Americans \\'C re kl\lecl in hattle in Vietnam last 1veek for 1he lowest weekly combat toll since i\ug. 28, Hl65 v.•hen six Gls died . Tt brought to ~5.452 the number or Americans killed in the Indochina war since Jan. J, 1961. Lt. Col. Le Trung Hien, spokesman for the Sou1h Vietnamese con1n1and, said the 38 "incidents" overnight v.•ere the hlghei;l since r-.1ay 29 v•hen 48 v.·cre reported . Hien said it was too early to ~ay if this was the threatened ''high point'' of action expected from Communist troo~ tn Viet· nam . I srael's Drive Against Refugee Can1ps Protested Hy United Pres~ Jntf!rnational U.N. Secretary General Thant sent a note to Israel protes!ing its drive against refugee camps in the ncrupied Gai.a Strip and demanded that Arab families reset· tled elsev.·here by the Israelis be relurned l.o the camps. Israeli newspapers said to- da y. The lsraeli IC1reign minisl ry confirmed it had received a note from Thant but v.·ould not reveal its contests. In a move tn eliminate lerrori sts from the former Egyptian Strip between lsrarl and the occupied Sinai .Peninsula. Israel in recent weeks has destroyed homes anrl bul!doied wide pa ths in the strip. lsr:iel moved about 2.000 families from !he area l,n new homes in the Sianai's El Arish and the occupied Jordanian west bank . The newspaper Yediot Aharonot said Thant's note was dated Aug. 18. Ha'AreLz said the note severely criticised !he resettlement program ;ind dem;inded the return of all refugees to the camps. f.lore 1han 300.000 Arabs live in the ~trip. where most of then1 fled from their homes in Palestine during thf 194R Arab· Israeli \1•ar. 2 British Soldie r s \Vo uudecl . 111 lre lanrl BLl.VAST, fl.'or!hrrn lrrlnn d IAP 1 - T"n Brlt1~h suld ier~ \\'err ''nunded anrl lour cil·ilian.~ arresled early tod;1 y a!' troops hall!cd rio1crs in ;\rmagh. 30 miles sou1h1l'e5.I. of Bclfesl A police insprctnr in riv1han c\olhr~. [(>av1n~ a do~ rac1ni:: track after ;in nfl- duLy 1·1si!. \1·as hit in 1he che51 by machine gun r1rl' from a speedini.; t'ar in Belfast \\'ednesday night. A hos pital spokesman said he was in no danger. West Humid and Stormy Sho1,vers Fall • Sout,hlan<l, ~1ountuin Areas Ul California Pll[VtEW OfflOAA flAT IOKAl W[ATHERSERVlCE TO 7:0D 4.M. 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' AMPEX RANGES-COOK TOPS CORNING e CALORIC e FRIGIDAIRE CORN!NG COUNTERANGE NOW REDUCED TO CLEAR O"IY 1 l•ft of dl1contl11utd tl11•, 1ell cleonino av•11, no burnert or tolls, ju~t fl11P whit•. co1y.to-clean 1urf11ce. 1 horvell '!1<>111. 1 whit•, Casto Melo Sta r• ...• •.,, .•. , , , • , , , , , ..•... , .• CALORIC RANGES NOW AT BIG SAVINGS J.loor u1rnpl•1 11ow J orilv, hurrv for yowr t hoftf l I.• low <n ,,, ••• , d•ostito\ly •edutod! FRIGIDAIRE DOUB LE OVEN o,.. ontv, 1ell cl•111dn9 ove11, .delw•• feot11ret, rn 1111 '" to opp•e<lor.! ..••...... , .... ,, ...... ,, ..•... , ..•.•••...... FRIGIDAIRE UPR!GHT FREEZER $15988 PRICED TO CLEAR fro1t•proof ,,..,.,, 11 f frou!n food1 -11'!1 forn11y 1ll•t1 l S tll. ft. J.lll:( -525 worth $26888 :~·:r.::,"'.~~· .. "~~ .. ·~~~~ ............. ".~~~ .~'.'~, ~~~~ ... ~·~ ........... . CASSETTE TAPE RECORDERS _ _,. Ampex Micro 14 portable AC/DC cassette tape recorder, Micro 88 portable AC cassette recorder, Micro 86 cassette tape recorder stereo with walnut en· closed speakers, Micro 87 cassette tape recorder .•. all are drastically reduc· ed to clear fast! Hurry for your choice as rhis is all we have left! SAVE UP TO S70 ON AMPEX RECORDERS! l11tegrll11 and DependnhllllJI •htce 1947 COSTA ME~ 411 E. S1v1nteenth SI. 64,-1,14 Dolly f .f S•t. f ·6 .. EL TORO Laguna Hilla Plait ("•·• "' i••.O~l ll7·l1JO Dolly 10·' Th11r,., Fri. 10·t. Roi Line lo Radio Dlopalr hed TV •'-,\pplla11ee Servlee 5-18·3437 • HUNTINGTON BEACH Brookhur1t & Garfield l~e.! ·~ I.we~• "'"'I ''2·5111 Dolly f ·t Sitt. ·~. _, • • • "' Gu11rnnn Pursued, S lt1i11 by Grocer :\!-'.IV \'011K rA r l -/\ Qut't'ns i.;rocrr, rohhrrt lnr the eighth t1n)r, overLOOk U1e i;:el::i\1 ;:i.~ c;ir after the l<11Clit hol<J · up \\'ednr~d11,1. 11•rested a shotgun froni nne robhl>r, ;inrl fatallv 1rnunded him with It before ;inotl1er b<1nd1! drove the i;;ir 1111 ;11, "I \\fl.<; JU~1 rC'd tip," grrK'.Cr 'l'hnnlll~ ('on1rl1:1 tr1, told nf>11·srni'.'n He sr.id his in surance h;i.rt bern ('<IOcf'llrd due to thr sr1·1t>~ nf rnhbenr.~. Pnlire sa1rl thev found the robtJrr°s h1)d,v, whirl'! i'1>ulrl not he 11n1nrrl1;;1 rl ~ idrnt1f1ed, in JI' r11r 11t10UI !hrrt hours l;ilrr. 'fhr arcon1pJ.ice harl ;:ipp;irC'nll,v ;ib::inrlnnrr! the C"nrp~c alnn~ 11 ilh the ~hi 1lg1111, a revoh'er and p<irl f1f thr SSM in c;o.~h t:lkrn frnrn !hr stnrr. 1\f1rr 1110 ;1rn1cd 111t·n 11 ~11\ thr 11101\t'\ frn111 thr sl1•rr. C!lr'nel1;1 ;u1d l11s gn1nds.-.n Jn('\. 18. 11 ho 11,:is al.~n worklni:, 1n lhfl s111rc, SL't out in purstul 111 ,:i rh·l1l'rr1· 1rurk. The\' «i1ugl1t up when the h;inrl 1t~ .<.lopped ::ii a 11·:1!f1t' llghl four· hlocks aw111 , Cor11rl 1,:i said hf' Jl1n1prri 11ut ra11 up to lhr 1-:1r .1nrt rif'· 1n;111rlrrl hi s 1nnnry bai;k_ l n~!l':1ri . he sairi, thl' 1nan 10 tllr p:-1.~s1•ngf'1'~ ~r:.it po11lt. rd ;i l'.ho1c un nut 1he winrlo1-1·. \'nrnrl1;1 i;;11d hi' knoclirrl 1hr shnlgun 111 lhr ,Cf'f1u11rl ,:inrl thr h;indi! ~hot ;it Cnrncli;1 111\h a 1·rvn)l·pr hul 1111~~rrl Thr grot(·r s;i1d he p1r·kC'ri up !hr gun . f1rcrl ,:it !hr rob. hr1· ;i11rl 1r1rrl (n f'lub the rl1·11c1· 111lh !he shotgun. Rut lhr 1111111 ll1flt1il~cd to grab it ;ind ~prd off. Red Chi11a Won 't Bend For Nixo11, Says Resto11 • H\1NC KO:\(; I I'd' 1 rresident /\'i.~rn1·.-. tnp tn Cnin- n1un1st Chin;;. ma.1· grl him re- rl~cte<I but he is nnt likely f() ~Pl any concessions frnm the nrd Chinese. A 111 e r i r a n J11•11·11;ili~i James Res ton said torla1 RP<:tnn , ;i \'WP prrFirlrnl of lhr ~ew Ynrk T1111r~. rrlu ni"d !Cd<l\' frnm ;1 S('\'en-1-1rrk 11s1t to 1l1e Chinese 1n ainland. He Bo)'S fl eld /11 Ani1nl1l Slo ughter H.'\fiR!SO\. ;-.; Y !A r i Thrre lern,:igr bn:-is . tbr snn.~ nf two \Ve~lrhr~lrr· Cnunt ~· policr.n1en . h;il'e hrcn ordrrrrl tn under go ps.~1·h1;i!rir I r~!.<. a fter hcin,c: ,:irTrs1crl ::111<1 eh:in:rd 111\h tile killin~ of 13 flni111~ls at ,:i ('hi\drc11·~ z1111_ Tn11·n .l\1.~\1 1·r \\'illi;11n 11. .J ohn~1on ;irr;11,c:11cd the thr ee, none nf 11 hn111 h;id ,:in ;i1-resl rr1 ·nrrl. ;ind 11nlrrrd 1hc1n ,:irl - 1nitlrd 1(1 thr t'011ntv hnspitii! ''In rl<'l r nn111r 1hr1r nirntnl l'flfJ<1hil11~· 111 .~1;i11rl 1n:it" Arrr~trd 11rp~ ll;ilph Tr1;i110 Jr, 10, <ind his h~'1hrr .lrf- frr1 . lli. lhe ~nn ~ nf f)r1rrl11-c 11:ilrh Trr;:inn of the lf;irriSt1n PrilH'r nrpa1·trncnt. ;ind .lnlln .1 l!rnr~·. 16. ~nn nf a ~r:ir·">rl;ilr p;itrnl111;u1 , A (')'nwd n[ ,<;r \ rr;il h11nrlrrrl !n11-n">prnplr J:'11hrrrrl 011t~1!lr !11., pnlire hr,1rlri11,:irters 10 th 1' s11h111 h;in i'\('11' Ynrk crini · 11111n1t• \\'rd:1r ">fh1\ whrn wnrrl .<-111·0;:id lh:i! ,:i1Tr:•I.~ h:iri hrrn n1arir 1n I hr r;1~r Po,ten; ll eld "'l irkl'v '1011 ,;e" ('H l!1\,,i\ 1\'l'!1 1\ frrl,.111 1 1 11rl~r 11)111 ~;1'' h(• f01111d 1'0:-lrrs nl \\':ill n1~nr1· ,. r r ;i I 1 n n ,<; "prri:11n:1lh 11f frn"1\i"' .. h;1~ hi11·1rd lhP s;ilr nf 1he> po,<;lr1·~ on J!l'1nl11rl~ lilr.v tn;i~ 11nl,:i1r 1·n111ri~lit 1;111"> npP pn~lr r· fi<'[llf'l~ i\·!i('\.,f'~ r.tl'lu"r :ind hi.~ friend" i:1nn~1111.: 1l;i,<;h1sh Ann!hrr h,:i.~ r>l1rkrv 11~1ni;: ,:i h~ pOOc1'111ir. n<"r<llr. anrl 11 third ~hn11·, n1snPV 1'h:i r;Htrr~ 1n1·oll r.d 1n a ln1e· " 11 ;is a~ked al a news cnn· ft're11ce wh:it !'\ixnn can expecl to i::et trip to r cking, "The c.1·nical ans11·er is r e- election," Rcs1nn rrplied. "If h12 m;in;iges tn ronvey a sense. th,:i\ somr enormflus C'han~e h;is tnken place, as ;i result of · NEWS ANALYSIS . ' hi~ 1·i~1t to Prk1ng , In lhP pnti11c;il orrlrr or lht? ll'nrlrl and of e~t;;.bl1shing relation~ 11·l1h this 1·,:ist cnuntr~' -I supp0sf'in the p111i1ical ('Orl- f11s1nn of our countr)' at lhe prc.~rnt lln1e that could be a drc1!'11 r factor .. "Olhrr than th:il 1 rion '1 ~ee he r;in gc!. anything OlJ! or hi~ trip lo Peking in terrns nr cnn- ('r.~~,,uis frnn1 the Chinei:.e People'~ 11epuhlir. I saw no ~ign 11·h;itsor1er of :in.1• rnn- 1·rss1nns 1hrv arr 11·il1111.i:; to 111 ake in nr-dr·r l n s<'r r.~1 ,:ihli~h rrl 1111rn1ill rela1 inns hc-t \l'een \\';isl1ingtr1n ;ind f'ekin,i::." l'!'en1i1·r Chou En-lai is not. inrrrr:-.lrd 1n ar l.ing ::is a n1t'di;ilor fnr the V1rtru1n1 w:ir ;ind 111\1 nnl "q1;1ke a rlral" fnr Chi n,:i·~ se;it 1n the Vni1er1 Na· !inns, Rr~l11n rrportcrl. He i;;i1rl hr ~nt the rlefi1nte im- pr·r~s1nn 1l11rini.; h1.~ intcr1·ie1-1• w1rh f'hn11 tha1 l'e\;in,g 1~·an!s 111 lr;1\r 1he Virtn;1n1 issue "rn11rr l.v tn lhf' r ;i rt i es d1rf't lh toncrrned " '' HP. 1•11lllrl 1101 er! in1n th;it ,:it all ,:ind r mph;;.s1zed fh;ol 1n l,:ict lh1s \1;is nnt ;i ri11r:<tion China i.• 1n\rrr•c;terl in tncdJat.in!l 1n ,:in\ ""'·'·shape or form:'· hi'.' s.11d . llr :ib11 rr1 ·r11"rl nn in- (l11 •;1111i11. He.<:1(1!! ,<:;HO. of illl\' llrx1h1l11 .1 n1 111lling11es.• ffl 111;ikr :1111· rlca l.c; 01'1'1' rek 1n~·s r-l;ilrn !n !h<' l'h1np,<:r sral in thr ! 'nilrrl :\:.11 inns ' II IS :in ;ill 1!1 nr· ;ill ·~JI propn.~it 1011 -Ta1ll':in ;ill 1hr 11'1\ 0111 ;i nd rrk1n1: all thr 11:i\ in. nr nn h:ill g;in1r" hr sa1rl Ta111;;.n's Sf'ill 111 !hr l r11\rrl \;11111n< ;infl I hr prrc.rnrF of An1r1·1, an trn(lrs on Ta1ll';in '11'" t11 n s~111hnl~ 111 !hP nfficirll n11nd 111 rrk1ng "nf p;i s1 h11111il1;1J(nns :inrl ,:iJtr111pt.~ ,:ii rlnmin;itinn h\' thr \.O.:est. ;inrl i! 1rill hr dilfH'till 1(! 11nnn;il11(' rrl,:itions 1u1ti1 thrsr t1-1'n svn1- hols ;irr rcn1n1·erl,"' 1' he jo11rnal1st ,c;;1id . 24% Increase ' Blc1ck E11roll11ient 11i Colleges Rises \\"llSHll\'liTON 1t:r1 1 Rlnck l'.turlrn1 cnrnllmrnt 111 fhf' ni'l11on·s 1•o llri::rs has in- f'ff'i!St'd sin('{' 1~1>11 <11 " fill!' fh·r t une.~ grr;i1rr l h-'n 1he 111- t'rrase fnr ll'hile s!udenT:;, !he llr;il!h ~-:rl11ca!1rin ;ind \Vr lfare D<"par1mrnt 1 1-l~;\\'1 s,:ild lo· d" ~11n1erir;illv. h n 11· t' 1· ~ r· hl:ifk.~ rn;idc ·up flnl,\ ll.fi prr- r::r nl of thl" 11nrlr rgrarl11;i te rnl- !rcr prip11lat 1nn l;i~t f;:ill. llf'· r nrrl1n,e In ,:i rrpnrt frnm HF.\\1·~ 11ffire fl/ ci\il ri~hls. 11 ~;i1rl •)Illy :i Ii per1·rnt nf !ht' n;it1nn'.s dcn!;i! .~!urlrnt~. :1, pPr1·('n! nf tlir h1w studrnl~ .and 4 2 perccnt rr the mrdl<'fl l slorlent.~ ;ire hlar k. Thf' rrfl!lrl w;i.~ rt,1 ;i r1 e ;11·;;.1lt1hlr In t tf'I 1J 1')(ln rrqu,,~1. A spnkr~n1.:in ~;i1d fin 11nrll.1.~1s ri( !he r1H"nllnirlll f11111rr~ t'Ol- lrrlrd In 1ht ~ur\'('V l ;i.~t fall 1:1. ;ie rn111p lrlrrl 1-'~T ll'('l'k Th<' 11•!:11 Jil;irk ~111rlrrif l'f1l'nlhnrn1 rn>r frflm ~11:'\ :'1!17 rn 111ri~ !n ~ill 1:111 1.,,1 f.ill fl 21 perc:t'nt i11('t'Cil~E'.' HE\V 5ril<1. Th., whi!r ~tud rnt f!Oplllatlnn rn.•e 111 :i.J million !;i~f. f;ill - nnh A 5 7 percent. hike Ol'er !~Iii\. Thr rrport had 1hese n!her h1ghl1gh1.,. -CH the n;itinn·~ 5 7 m1Jlinn t•nllrgr .~turlen!.'. 11bout 584.000 ;;.1·r rninnrity ~t11rlcn1s. in· clurl1 ng J l l.OOfl wirh Sp;inish s11rna 1nf's. fi4.nnn nrirnt;ils 11nd 21\,nnn American lnrliAns. -Ahn11t 44 rrrt·cnt nf 1111 hl;ick unrier,i:rarlu,:ile ~tudcnt!I :irl' 111 cnllc~i:s with black i;ru- dt'nl, 1nfl;11rit1r~. -In the 1 t nccp Snu1h S!.'111'~. the increa.~" in bl;ick unrlrrgradua!rs h11~ bf' ,. n 11lmo~I ~7 percent sinr(' J!Wt the 1.arjJrs! incr('lll'.f'; rnr ll1l\' Art :i nf the Pnunl.ry · -Ontv 7 .1 prrrcn! rif all ,er11riu111 f' ,:i n rl profes!'!.lonal .~1urlrn1.~ ;irp from minnrit} ~r·n11p~ 11 h•!r n1 I n n r I ! l ,. 11 rP!'!re.~rnf 10 .1 p<>rr en1 nf the l''lr!<'t~r;i•J11;ite enrnllmrril ·"--~ Shippers Reject Proposal SA.\J FRA,"\CJSCO ! UPI l - Sl1ippers have rejt c!ed a plan h~· s t r 1 k 1 n g IAng~horernen undrr w)11fh the uni~ \.\'{luld ren10\'e c;irgr. slat•krd on ~1esl Co,:ist dnck~ before ( h e 1\·~lkot11 hcgan eij?hl 1,1•erks 'go .. .... ) --- ur 1 T•l•ol>OIO MOON TO CAMPUS OAJ LV PJLo; .-:; Neil A r1nstron g to Be Professor \I ASll l\'l;Tn\ (APl -T110 ~e;ir~ altrr IH~ "nnr small i;1ep for ;i n1n11, one .c,i.1nt ll'ilfll fnr m:inkind" rut :hr f1r~t !1~11 rnnt un lhr n1o(Jr1, :\'I'll A Arn1strnn.c. 1~ strr1'i!lg frnn1 lhr :-.p<iC'C :'l.l!,t'fll') !o the Cl<'ildPtlll(' ll'Or!d. "I hel1C\(' spaf'r rxplor;ition ·1.~: and 11c1•t>r will he('nlnC' '1\:t~ 1 It is pt1rl nf our 111u1u;il li1e.s r1n11· and w,11 rem::i1n f;o for thr rrn1a1nder nf !hr h1sttl!'y nr ITI<ln," hr lnJd ff'l'l(lrters \\'rdn{·~day 1n ;in- n0unr111.(! he'll g{l hark hnmr 10 fHl1n .:inrl hrl'n111e rni::1nerrini:: prnfl'ssn1• <1l the L'.n11 ersitv of C'll1f'l!lll'11 1. • Ann.~[rqn~. 41. Ii; ']IJl1!1ni.; 11 ~.11>,llOO-a-ycar .ioh a,; drp111y assotii-.te adminrstra tor k1r arron;iut11;s Jn !hf' '.\~!lnn.~1 Aeronaut1ro; and S p a C' e Admln1strat1on's OfJ1re o f Arlvani·rd Research 8 n d Terhnoloi;y Bu! he'll cont1nu1 .is 11 sper1a l ronsu!tant. "Thr lenns ;ind eond1t111n~ under V>'h 1rh the Long~llO!'emen slatr they will rt>n1ove sueh r,:irgo ,:ire bu! ;in t1rld1 tional n111ve to pr t - rl('lermine the oulcon1e of the jurr~rllrtion,:i \ Issues in the h,:inriling of en 11t;ilners.'' a s!alement hy the Pac1flt: Neil Armstrong 1\1'111~1 1·011;:. d(·~k ·bnunrl 1n rrrr111 n1n11ths ;i.~ .:i .~fl;ii'r ;1 i::('111'\ nff1(•1;il, gr1nnrrl 11·hf'11 rf'l1Hn<lrrl nf his hl$1nnc 11111011 1111 ~~1011, llP \\(IS ;i~k!•rl 1/ hr'd fl,\ ~Jl,tll'('V!'i1ft i1.C:i1111 if he h;id ;] rli;11j('(' • I supp!\'f> I \\Otil·I -e;in .1n11 1n;ikp nir :in nf- li>r ''" hf' rrrt1rd "11h ;i 1a11cl1 M,:iri!.!me Assnci;ition 1 P~IA 1 --- - s:iid. The .slalen1e11I r·an1e ;iftrr· a lour-hour cln~ed f)oor mcrt1ng bf'twt'en 1 hr Jnterna11nn~I Lnn.c,s horen1 en ;ind \V ;ire h o u .~ en1en's Uninn !IL\V\J1 and the PMA \\1ednesda.\'. lhe first resu mp- tion of t;ilk~ since lhe strike beg;in .July I. Ne.c.n!i;ilors will merl ao:;;iin today but no formal progress repnr!.~ \\•ill he i5suerl . _, l'air lndi r lc·d 1-.'f:~\'Anf\, ,I'\,! 1L'f'\1 -I\ fr rlrr>i l i:r:ind ;ur1· h;i,< i:~· dic!rd formrr .st;ilr ~('fl _ \Va ller H .. Jones, ,:i pn11·r 1·f11 l .s!,:il(' r!<"p uhlic,:in, ;ind forn1Pr a~.~rmhl-"111an retrr r.111r;11tr.s 1111 ch;orge~ of rr;i11rl ;inrl ton ~pir,:irv conneclrd 11 llh a 1nergcr nf f1,1•0 h;ink~ ;ind a l'.uhsequent bank stnck issue Q11rs1111nrrl ;ibnut ;iny ;i1n- h111n11 to r nlrr Ru(kf'_l'e St,:itr pnh11r~ dr~pi1P f !l T' m P r 11.~ll'nnaul ,)nhn 1;1rnn's l;irk nf ~urrr.~~. Annstrnng l,:iughrrl :ig;iin "1'1P al rrarlv founrl oul thi'lt Oh1n 1.~n't a ,crmd place tn build a polJ111;aJ fu1ure," And tr.e crov1ds haven't f found it yet Your travel ... · ' agent knows the \Vay. l , 7:10am (ExeeptSun.);10:00am, ~ · 1 :OO pm, 4:45 pm (Dal ly); 7:00 prn (Friday and Sunday). • Just because it 's always been so warm, helpful and trus tworthy is no reason to ign ore it. In fact, lately people rea lize natural gas needs to be conserved, just like our other natural resources. Fortunately people arc increasing ly interested in our total ecoloi.;y, of whi ch energy supplies arc a vitll plrt. So a few suggestion s may be welcome. How to 1nake conservation begin at home: These suggestions may each sound like a rather smal Isa 1·ing, but toge ther they 're enough to show in your gas bill. And if every househo ld fol lowed them, the tota l saving of fu el wou ld be substan ti al. (If you'rea thrifty sort, you may be practicing the se economics already.) Cooking: Don't use a hi gh ilamc when a low one will Jo. Don't pre-heat the oven too long. D on't use th e oven to warm the room . Cover saucepans whil e cooking. \Xla shers, dishwashers : Save hot water (and 1::c c~J, that heats it) by running full loads only. (Same for clothes dryers.) House heatin g : \Xlhen autumn comes, remember to turn the thermos tat down when you go to bed. Draw the drapes at night; that cuts loss of heat through the glas~. Close fireplace flues, air vents, etc., when not in J»·· 'l'i'."'--="-~!f;"jlf-=~~~ use. And don't heat the furniture to a toasty 72 degrees /Ji'L {i .. •) while you're away all day -or on va cation. (( '.1. Other fuel-saving tips: f; l J\fake sure all appliances are operati ng efficiently, }J . Don't overwo rk you r furna ce by mak ing it , \' struggle to bl ow ai r through an old , clogged ~ filter. Check to see if yout ran ge produces a pure blue flame. (A yellow Rame ind icates improper combustion, which means waste. H ave th e range adj usted.) With these suggestions, you can do a lot to conserve resources-including your ow n. ---•_f~ . . . ' G DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE A Gli1nmer of Hope As was made clear in a rull-page interview pub- Hshed in yesterday's O.<\ILY PILOT, Fifth District Sup· ervisor Ronald W. Caspers ls working hard to create a new image of himself. \Ve wouJd hope that more than jus~ an imag~ is being altered, that some of Caspers' theories or manipu- lating Orange County govern1nenl \\'ill be altered as well. The DAILY P ILOT published the lengthy interview without comment on Caspers' specific remarks. This 'vas d one to provide a fair forum for expression; it does not mean we believe all his remarks to be correct or that we agree \Vith all of them. \f or instance, on a less-than-crucia1 issue. \\1e"ll stick \vi th our earlier report that he truly \.':as , '"white·_face~" \\'hen served v.•ith legal papers at a public meeting; in the inler\•ie\\', Caspers dis puted this. saying he v.•as sun· burned and couldn't have been pale.) 'fhe intervie\v did provide an overall impression that Caspers may be realizing that his on·the-job train- ing as a junior politician in Orange County may noL have produced the best brand of government If \\'e interpreted his remarks correctly, Caspers is some\vhat uneasy over some of his alliances -par· ticularly with Supervisor Chairman Robert Battin - and has come to realize· how upset citizens v.•ere over the spectacles created at several meetings of l he Board of Supervisor s and the Local Agency l''ormation Co m· mission . imous criticism of Caspers during ti le recent LAfCO fiascos. 1'he Laguna Beach News Post la st \VCek editorially called Caspers "rut hlessly ambitious, totally unyield- ing .•. unfit to hold office'' and a man \1:ho "has betray· cd not only the public trust but destroyed the public's confidence in county governmen t.'' \Ve're not going to be so unkind. '!'he DAJLY PILOT has disagreed v.•lth Caspers vigorously on a nun1ber of issues. but talk of recall J;icks substance -and maybe Ronald Caspers could be a satisfactory supervisor if he sheds so rne of his previous alliances. listens to a wider range of opinions and stops assuming that every move of the Irvine Co. is, ipso fa cto , against the public inter· est just because it tomes from the Irvine Co. Ronald Caspers has given u~ al least a glim1ncr of hope he is beginning to understand all this. No It Wa sn't, Yes It 'V as \Vhith Navy spokes111an do you believe., News item. Aug. 23: ·'Oil frorn a 40-niilc slick-re- portedl y spilled during a refueling a1.:i.:1den l. 1nvo!vlng two Naval vessels-drifted ashore Sunday lit points fro1n Doheny Beach State Park to near San Clemente Pier ... The carrier was first Identified as the USS Ticonderoga, but a spokesman for Navy Air Pacific Forces al Sa n Diego later denied this." News item. Aug. 24 . "A spokesman for the 11 lh Nava! District at San ·o iego said investigation disclosed thal the oil was spilled by the rleet tanker USS fl.1anatce d uring refueling of the carrier USS Ti conderoga \Vhile the ships were under way off San Clemente Island F'riday morning." •' l I ~J • ,, ' ,. ' ·." ., An d he has -belatedly. to be sure -finally come around to acknowledging that people who reside within the boundaries of the proposed city of Irvine strongly v.•ant an incorporation election and that they are entitled to that election. Caspers says he is going to seek more opinions and ideas from mayors in his district. a commendable pro- gram. But hardly a surprising one in view of their unan· \Vith public relations like lhal, the Navy spokesmen may \Velt have as their next client the fl.1arine general \\'ho called a United States Con'gressman a "clown'' the other da y. " <SI, ... ~.~~~ THE l~EA, ~ov. WAlLACf, 15 TO SE~ THE LAW, NOT B~EAK IT.' lniportance Of Multiple Causatio11 ----1 , · Sydney J. Ha1Tis · \,,_ ) What Is the "cause" of my hay fever. l'>·hich has begun e\•ery year around this liinc since I \.':as a boy'.' The predisposing cause is my inherited constitution. The precipi tallng cause is lhe i;prcad .or ragy.·eed pollen in the air around the mid- dle of August.. And the ~rpetuatiog cause is dust. a hi gh wi nd, and increased sensitivity as the season progresses. There is , a\sn. 1 am convinced, a psychological far· tor: certain types or personalities tend t.o be more allergic than others. Unless this factor is taken l n t o consideration, the "causes" of an ailment cannot be properly descrihed, undcrslood. or treat- "1. ~ ~ . t,~l . ' .. . . . IN HIS SPLENDID book. "For Future Doclors." which I read and reco m· rnended a dozen years ago . Alan Gregg 1 then director of medicl'll sciences for the Rockefeller Foundalionl makes an im- portant point about the y,·ord .. cause'' that should be pondered by every doctor .11 nd patient · "I doubt if I could rxaggerate my feel- ings regarding the stupidity "'e show 1n so frequently assuming 1hal one r£15.uh is (!11c to onl:< one c:iuse,'' tw.g1ns Dr. Grc~g. ''\Ye (!light to use !he word 'wh~·" in the plural. and ask '\\lhys 15 this patient 1n r0nia"'' not '\V hy is this pa l1C'nl ln co- ma·" " Tlf E NEXT Tl~tE . hP suggests. that you hear someone -including your doc- Dear GI00111 y Gns Studenl.S and parents were orient- ed and given a lllur of !he UC Ir- vine campus recently. The clean cut, beardless engine<'ring repre· sentalives had no takers. Hry m:1n, these are the guys who do some- thing about the ecology inste;id of jusl demonstrating and pasting on bumper stickers. -Diogenes "71 Tlli1 t.11ur1 1'9fll<lt r1111on · vinn , M l ~•c~u•rllr llloH •I lftt neww.H r. l fl'HI •OUr "' Pll VI h OIDOm• 0111. OlllY l'li.t. tor -say anythinF: that attributes .a .~ingle cause for some event, ask yoursr\f if he n1eans !he predisposing. the precipita ting, or the pe rpetuating cause. ''A particular ca se ," he illustrates, "nf fl f;-actured jaw in a sailor may be the result of convergent C'auses -no lc!trrs from home, too n1uch alcohol. 1he IQan of a car by a friend. a dark night.. an on· coming car on a road covered b.v icr <it a curve, new brake linings, a skid and a telephone pole. '·These constitute the "'hys. nnt the v.•hy, of a fractured .)a\\·. Take out any nf these v.·hys and the acrident would nnt have occurred \Y hrn will we wake ur to the importance of multiple causation?" THESE PASSAGES shoold be en~ra\'ed nn the ,1•alls of r1·rry nied1cal schQOI lee· lure hall -::i.nd law school and engineer· ing school. lo say not hing (If classrooms in history and ps~·chology For each d1 scinhn<' and specialty trnds ln rN!urP a prohlrm to 1!s own d1n1C'n:.1nns. of seckinA its 011·n .. ,.,,hy" .:ind 1gnnring !he o1hc-rs, nf i::l,-ln.I! simple ;ins11rrs 1n con,plex ron· di!ions. 1\ll such single ;in<;\.\·rr" are p.ir\11' n~ht and partly ,.,,ron~. ;inr1 1,1.•ha! wP flPl'c! 111 rvrry field is n rrinvcrgen('r of 1·1ev.·s into !he rompo~1to> "11hv 5" 1h;:it rl rl.v ;inv simple i!Od unifier! ~nlut1on !(l n1ost human ill~, Censiired and Censored \VASHINGTON -Three Air Foree enlistees. known as the Phut Cat Three, have been caught in a Catch 22 scenario. The trio -Sgt. James Crav.•ford , AFC Charles \\!ells and AF'C John Tomhave who hail, incidentally. from conscrvati1•e, all·American backgrounds -have OCl?n tossed in to the brig at Long Binh, Viet· nam. for refusinR" lo carry y.•eapnns. They volunteered for Viet- n:im. beca me dts· lllusioned over !he filau&hler of \liet- nameseci\iviani; and refused lo bear arms MY longer. T h e y w e r e promptly court -martialed and slapped into the brig for six months. Now they have been denied acct:ss to political litirature "'hile they sweat (lUl their sentences awa iling a review of thelf case. Among the books that the Air force apparently regards as subvl'rsive are Justice Willil'm 0 . Douglas 's "Points or Rebellion ," Andy Shapp's "Up Against the Brass," John Robinson 's "Cultural Revolution In China.'' and F r f' d Halstead'1 "Gii Speak Out Against the Quotes Ann Landtr1. •4\11« columnl~I. 1ptak· Ing to Commoa•t•tlb Club ol California -"People are bored '-1ore fl ivorces hllve heoen caustd by falling asleep U'lan •ny olhtf alngle Kl." I l !Jack Ander~uu c \Var." Pentagon Leak -Ssshhh'. There's ~ leak in lhe Pentagon's war fOflm. This isn't the sort of leak. hol\·ever. that grand jurie.s are trying to plug but a leak in the Pentagon's air condition\nl:\ sys!em. Every so often !hC' system breaks down, :;praying wa ter on men and cquipn1col. But the showers aren't .111togelher unwelcome. IL gives our high security clearance boys a cha.nee to roll up their trousers and wade through little puddles, i;omething lhey haven 't done since childhood. Suppressing Nt>WI -\\'e have obtained documentary evidence th at the Pentagon. despite official denials, sometimes sup- presses neY.'S. Herc"s an order. still classified, thal was issued in ~t arch , 1970, about the Camhodian incursion: "In view of th& sensitivity of the silua· hon, all members ol this command are enjoined to refrain from m11.klng any c:omments . pmgnosticatlon!;. or spccula· Hon~ concerning the i;ituation. il.s impacl on Republic of Vietnam or U.S. forces, or the posslble flnal oulcomt. Not only are offici:tl on·the·retnrd romml'nls 10 be ;ivr·ided. but :iny lvpe of rommC'nt nr hackgr011nd ()f'lr n\ntion 011 11 not-for-at. tributlon or Off.t)1e-rec11rd b8SIS IS ,.1rn1Jarl y to hr a\'n1<lrd '• The ordPr o:iv ~rcd politi cal "'' "'<:II as n1ililary in· formntion Goodwill, Statesniansliip Notably Missing Big Labor's Shortsighted 'Revolt' WASHJ NGTON -Nothing has il- lustrated more clearly y.•hat Fed eral Reserve Board Chairman Arthur F'. Burns calls "the most diffieu!L economic issue of our lime" than organized labor 's •·revolt" against President Nixon 's new econom ic plan . Goodv.'ilt and statesmanship. which nr. Burns believes necessary to resol ve the issue, are notahlv missing from Jabor'S defiant non . coop- eration. The issue itself is called in economic parlance "cost . push" inflation That merely means in its present application, escalating wag rs leading t-0 escalating prices in a never. ending ci rcle. Perhaps never-ending is nol the right phrase. II all could conceivably end rrl sorne future date in an economic dcb<1 clc to be followed by economic dictator~h1p. That is why the lack of goodwill nnd slatesmanshlp on labor's part 1~ suc.h a 5erious mailer. and so short-sighted. THF. LEADERS Of" or;:::an1zeri l:ih0r have Ol'erdone it, jusl as they did y,•i th R icharcl Wilson sit-down strikes, violence. intimidation and non-cooperat100 a couple of decades aso leading to the passage of restraining legis lation and a serious public and pQl1tical reaction against labor tyrann~'- Lat>or 's objections lo the price-wage Freeze and new economic plan are essen- tially dernagogic. Labor leaders have resorted to the old antf~managemenl 1 heme that a Republican busincss- nricntcd administration is bleeding the 1,1.•nrkers. RIC'cd1ng the workers \vhile sitting by lo wat ch an emerging patlcrn of wage 1n- <'l'C<'.SCS amoun1ing to n1ore than JO per· cent over a lhrcc year periOd'' Is 11 bleeding the workers when manufacturers agree 10 pass back to Ille consun1cr $200 sa1•ings if I he atJtnm nbile ex~isr lax 1s repraled. and rnll bat'k previously announced price increases on 1972 cars? 00 \\'ORKERS REALL\' believe.. that prices can be frozen y.•hile !heir wages con tinue to go up , thus inc reasing costs so that profil margins decline to levels that no longer attract rilhcr management or capital ? Labor's specious argument that ex- clusion of dividends. interest rates and profits from the freeze makes it unfair has no reasonable cconornic apptica tion. Profits are already down to a level fr ightening capital: dividends are (!own nnd an interest ceiling would be likely to sustain interest ratrs rathC'r than 10 decrease them in the npinion of many knowledgeable experts. Labo r's cconornists must know the demagogic na!ure of this argument in an adv;inccd indu~t rial syslr•n when• labor cost 1s the largest cornponcn! 1n producl CO.C:!S. The Russ1<1n.~ have soh•C'd 1h i.~ kind of problem and claim to have eliminated employmenl. !!lO, but tha t Is i OI the kind of solution anybody in this country wants. LABOR IS SEEKING a political ra1her than an economic solution, and that 1.~ \\'hat is wrong ;:rnd what ha.~ rnade it so hard 10 resolve "the nlosl diffi cu lt economic issue of our time " The leaders of l;ibor are now sendini:: thei r lobbyists to the halls of Congress to in!irn idate Congress into ovrrruliog the Prl'sideot of the lJnited Slates This is the same DemocraLica lly·con- trollcd and labor·indcbted Congrcs!I \Vhich urged President N1.'(on lo fake rirastic action on w;iges and prices . .and where 1t is now said that he :ictcd too late. or did not do enou gh, or did !t the \\•rong y.•;:ry. Labor 's power may very well be able !o alter the President's rarcfu lly 111r.shrrl prngr.~m so that i! will not have the chance to work as intended. AFL-CIO PRES IDENT C{'Qrge 1\1rt1ny said labor-s ai.:tion coul d be accepted a!' a "revolt." It is all or lhal -a re vnlt against eronornic good srnsc, a revolt against a serious inlen! to rcslore economi c s1abil1ty. and a revol1 rar nlore serious than the play·acllng 1-rvfllut1on of the youthFul proh·sters v.·ho ha1·e swarnl- er! into Y.1a ~lnngton. Heal'en kno11·s lahnr's rl'l'nlt 1 ~n·r a you1h movr1nent , hut a revolution led hy sep!ua~cnan;:rns still lol·~ed in 1hc clas9 struggle or a by-gone d<i y In these circu1nst ::incC"s lhl' Ni xon ad· ministration y.•111 have !n rel y on 1he good ~cnse of l;:rhor 's r:o111k-and -lilr. Ilic workers ancl th!'1r wives <ind ch11rlren \\'ho are damaAed by inflation even thnugh \\'ages ri se. Their stake in sl<1btl f1y ex- ceeds the doubtful reward~ nf esc;:rlatin~ wages 1hal dnn't buy as much lorlny ;:r~ .yestC'rday and 11•111 be worth r\·r n less tomorrO\.\'. Liberal Lapsed Bacl{ Into His Coma Lance lot .l Liberal. the nQ1rri rnl · umnist , panelist and author , rrga1nl'd rnnsriousnrss ~·r.!it rrrlav aftrr ~pcnd111i; thr pa 5t eight mrinlhs in a cn n1a Libenil. highl y rcJ!ardcd ;i5 an 11 11· p11r1ial f1b~crl'rr of the i\nirncan srene, was se rious!~· 1n1ur- C'd la~t Dc('ember 1n hi~ ~1udy lie \v;::is rlno\•ing for joy ru1 trarn1ng thal l\·lr. Nixon had dropped Another tv.·o 1X1in1s in lhe P<JllS 11·hcn a to11·ering stac:k or \•cllum · bound cop- ies 0£ "The New Re· publ ic." fell on his head . At his bedside vrstc nla\' as h'1l'o cvr1i1J~ flutlcrrd open ~·as his· de~·otrd · 11•ilc. Lucinda. His first v.·ords 11·rrc.: "Have lhc~· impeached hirn ~Tl "'" ''\\'ELL. NO. thrv hav!'1\'t. fl rnr. rC'pli cri ~1r.~. LitH-r ;;il.· "R1:r don 't l\'(orry about it. \'ou nf'cd thr rest "' "It's nicrc!y tt q11est 1nn of 11mP." Libf'ral s11id onn1placcntly. closing b1c;· C':~CS again. "\1•httt '''i1h thl' whql(' enunlrv m:ir ching in thr. strrets !(I pro1rst his shipirl h:1nd lir1·~ 11! th r w::rr Io Vietna1n ... " \\'hen his "·lie 11•as s1lrrit. Libera! li:tC'd his he11d, "They :1r t• .. l\ll marehing in the street ~. ar!'1f t th~'"~" "Not lately dear." snid l\lr s Lihrr:il ner,·ous\y . "'To be honest. Pl"Jple ;11'\'1\ t lalk1ng much about Vit'1nam 11.n~ n111r<•. Most e:<J){'rts ~ay it wnn't rv~o be an issue nrxl year." "'Aha ~"' said Lil¥'r:1t "lf p1•111ilr arro"I lalking About his n1i~handll11i: f1 f \'1c1n r1rn. it mu.st be because he· s gnl us in y.·or~ By G<•f•t·g e --~ Dear G«1rge : You said you wou ld snh·r my probl'm or know lhe rea son why \\'ell. I hl've been fired . Jil trri. su('d :and Jiiilt'd for nonsupPort. \\'ha t'~ the answr.r~ FOL'LGl'·L'I' Dear Ft:, You're df11n,1: Int.~ of th in~~ wt'ong. (That'' the re:tson ·why 1 Ari Hoppe 11'ouhlr rl.~rwhrrP. ]("s Russia. isn t 11 ~" "\\ l'l I ' ' ' "l'VE HEE!'l obsrr\'ing th;it man's an11·Co mmunist paranoia for 2fJ years and I always predicted he rou:d never cn-£'X· is1 1v1th the Russians." Liberal lhl1krrl up hnprf11llr. "\\'e are on the brink of 1hcrmo-11uclear war with them, aren't \.\('?" "Nol exacUy dear," said ~trs. Liberal !111l.:1n,11: v.nrnrd "Arlu;:ill y thP ~ALT ta lks ;irr 1:•1ins wr!l and for !he firs! Lime lhrre serm~ a good rhnncP of Pnd ing the 111irl •'ar ;i nns rare Rut ,lf•U re:illy mo<;l rl'-q nh11 'fhrn 1! n1u\t hr Ch1n11 1 ' .'-!lid Librral t1·111n1ohH11!1I'. "Hr 's alwa~·s ht't'n lht• h1·ro .. 1 TIP· rhrn<l l.ohh\' r knew hP l\OUlr! ~:rt u~ 1 nl~1 a l\'::ir 11·i11; Prking, Has it begun ;rel ' "\l'rll, dt•ar. he 's plann ing a trip lo Chin.1 and ' ''llmmnlph! r.oin.'! to Taipei lo ta lk to Chian)! .... ··No. dear. to Prk1ng to talk lo Chou En-lai and ma ybe i\'lao T s I! • l u n g . Everybody says the prospects ror world Lirriits of Free Speech Al a large public mceling not long ago. 11'oout 25 ri1ssen!rrs stationed themsel ves nrar lhe b<ick of the hall lo heckle the speaker Shouting slogans in unison. they ma<lt• him almost inaudible lo many 1n!'1nhcrs of the audience. ::;omcnnr asked ;in usher whether 11nvthin1: could be done. "Not a thing." he replied gloomily. "They're just exercising their freedom of spei~ch und!'r the Constitution.'' But the usher y.·as wrong about the Constitution . He was making: the all·l()()- common mistake of thinking that "hatrvcr is oral is \awful. The freedom llf speech ~uaranteed b,\' lhe Conslitution dnr~ nol mean th11t at <ill. ~lany kinds of on1\ condul·t are unlawful. ll ERE ARE SO~t; examples· I! 11 movu~,1?oer, JI.ISi lor kicks. yells th.it !he theater is on fire : 21 an envious spinster fnl~t:ly inrorms the man ncxl door that his wife is having nn affair wilh lhc milkman: ~ 1 11 hardy.·are dealer. sci ling A sleplad dcr hr knows i~ defective, tells the l'U~l on 1cr it ~s sare : 41 a drunk 1varbtc~ "Sy.•ert AriP line" 011to;ifle 11 hn~pital wlndow al midnight f.ach of lhe.~r actions is oral -anrt enrh is unh1wful. Furlhermorc, they were Law in Action unlawful when ihc Constitution wa:i- adoptcd. So is the deliberate disruption. of a public mcetinr.. whether by shoultng slogan s or blowing whistles or ri nging COY.'bells. \\rllAT THE CONSTITUTION does guarantee is !he freedom that really counts: the freedom to express and ad· voeate ideas, however unpopular. In fact . it Is to safefll:uard this primary freedom that the law imposes reai:.onable limits on the time. place. l!.nd manner of speech. J udge Curtis Bok on~ put the matter in a nutshell : . "In the whole history of law and order. fhe longest step forward was taken by primitive. man when. as U by C{lmmon consent. the tribe sat down In a circle and allowed only one man ln speak at a Umt " II is this kind of common sen~e lh:i! ennhlcs a free. sncirly to function, It i~ v.·ha t the law is all 111)0111. An An1Pnct1n Bor A s.~n11'11tio11 p!!h· lie servicl'! ft.aturt by Will 8rl'r1a rrl. pe;:rrr h;i1•p nc1·pr lookrd O!'i,chlf·r " "How ;i11lul." mu Ttrrrd L1hf'ral 11nd r nllapsed r1n his pillow Sl.'DJ)E,'\LY HE .~:11 hol1 upr1,c:hl. ~mil inr 'l f11n.:11t :th1111t 1hr !'1 ·(1111 •111\ C11r111g horh 111flat1on a11cJ f('t'l'~s1on will rrfluire dra ;;;t1e mt•a.~ure~ l1kf v.;1 ~r and price rnn\rol:;, lflx cul~ ;ind j1111d!'lrnrntal ch;::inges in 1n1erna11on;i l mo n c 1 ~ r y policies \V11h his r·onserv;1!111e \a11;srz- f:+lre rcnno mh· outlook, he'll JUS1 lrt 1hings slide . ·rhe~"ll loss hirn f1Ut next year on the bread-and-butler 1ssue!J alone." "Ve~. dear, that 's JUS! whril :tll lhr rx· perts 11·erc s:iying." •·\Vere':" "Yes. until the other d;iy when he an- nounced wage ;:rod pncr Cflntrols. tax <'Ill ~ and fundamental rh11nges 111 10· temational monetary pnli cirs. He m;:ry v.•ell brin~ us bolh pettce and prospcnty and become one of the great Pres .•. " "Aggghhh '." cri£'1! Libera!, clutrhing hi:; throat and Japsrd back 1n!o his coma . Doclors regretfull v 1oforrncd Mrs . Liberal they saw 11!1le chanCf' of h1::1 regaining c·nnsciousnc~s again. She lnok the nrws well. She figures hc"s happier thal w;:iy. OltANGl COAS1' DAILY PILOT Rnbrrt f\1• \\/l'Pd , P11b/i.~l1er Tl1 o rr11n1 l{ppi;Ll, f;di!or 1\lbe rl 1\1. Borr.~ Editori(lt Page f:til!()T Thf' erl11nr111I pa~e of 1hc 1"'111lly r ilot !«'C'k~ In inforn1 anrl s11mul<1!r reafl- f'I'""\ by prr5P011n~ 1h1"' nf'll'.!'flAPf'r's cor11n1nn~ and <'Q111111rf1111ry '>n tor1r~ f11 lnll'rP.<:1 anrl ~ti.:n1hl'iinrc, by 11ro. v1rlins:: a forum for 'hr t>>:p1 r~.,1011 nl nur rr11d!'r,s' opir1111n,•. ,11n•I h_v rirr. M<olln~ rhr rl l\'f'~ '1p1l j)(IH1 I• l'of in· lnrmr-rl (lh•rn·rl'!ol 1u1rl .o:pnkPc;mro nn IOplC.S Of 11\i) dll,>'. Thur5('l:i y. August 2fi. 1971 ~! ' -; ' • • ' t • • • t CHECKING •UP• Ted Macli: Nixecl By L. J\I. BOYD 1\tARKUP on a t£1enaJ,:e t-!;11e girl 111 India 1s tcrrifi<'. I-Irr n1un1 and dad sell her for as little a:; S6.60, rarely fur mnrl· lhan $2b.41.1. The buyer. us ually an Arab, takes her to Bombay. where she 's married tn another Arab . .,..·ho pays about $254 for her. He ships h£>r In !he ri.11ddlr Eas~ - l\u\vait , i'.-luscat , Br:.ihre1n or Duva!. There. she's sold again, this time for about !!.000. This bitter slave trade is sctid lo be going on ri~hl no1\'. \\'RITES D.11 . rruilt or Upland. ra.: "l'lca~c note, \Va shing!on. 0 C, h:id a ~'1t1 zcn na rned r>1;ix Needle, a t;!i!or. Newark, N .. 1 , had four men nan1cd l)r. 111. One \\':JS !isled in !he phone book as Dr. I t-.1. Ill. U.R. \Vrigh! 11•a" a l.:iwyer in Piltsburgh. 1\ nd Lf's Knot died a bachelor 1n Virginia." EUROPEAN fihn makrrs customarily shoot ;ill their love scenes in the afternoon. On the theory they can't m;ike their stars !onk an1oro11 s in the morning. Not so, t he Holly,vood liln1 t•rov.·d. what\ left of i1. Thcrr. directors are confident their girls can he shown Lo be desir;ib\c right after breakfast. Di rec 1 o r \Villiam \Vyler 0nce oh.1ectrfl mightily to thh:,. Slated he: "At 9 a.m. my starlets are luo Principal Takes Post 81!1 May has been :ipp1un1cd pr1n('ipal O[ lhc OC\Y llun· t1ngton Valley ("hristi:in High Schml which will npc11 1his fall a1 9779 Starfish Ave., Fountain Valley. The school is a pril';1tr, non- profit. non-den01n1nal1onal 111- i;t1!11110n ~lay sa1rl !heir :inl 1{·ipt1!"d enrnll n1rnt for Scptcrnhcr 11 tll be 40 studcn!.~. yawny to be spav.•ny ." UJE,\"T ASKS v.'ho said, "He is so narruw-n1indcd th:it if he fell on a pin. it would blind hi1n in both eyes." Thal was no11e olher than the great Fred Allen. He also said : '"When you smoke cigarett es you're likely to burn yourself to death : y,•ith chev.·ing tobac:- ("O, the v.·orst thing you can do is drov.·n a midget." CUSTOflft:R SERV ICE: Q. "Hov.· much sleep does an elephant need~" A. Tw o n1aybC' three hou rs a night •.. Q. "Didn't Elvis Presley ~1~1 )11s star! on Ted Mack's ()riginal Arnateur Hour"!" A. He t1udilioned. But the scouts lurned hi1n down. No talent Q. "\\'hat is President f'.iixon's al"erage sco re in bowl- ing ?" A. Around lf>O, it"s said. THE \' 0 U 1" G E R the Ch1nese child, the closer to their middle he holds his chopsticks. This disturbs his mn1her, if she's typica l. She orders him to grasp those chopsticks closer to their ends. He lries. but it's not e;isy "·ith hands so srnal1. lf he goes on holding his chopsticks like that. she tells him. he will grow up to inarry an ugly girl. 'l'h1s is the most cnmmon p;irenlal threal. in the Oncnt. Terrifying, is n't 1t~ The little boy tries desper<11ely. AGA IN A,\f ASKED \l'hy \'t:'rrli's '"Aida" 1s called lhe Sillesn1an's Opera . Th il t ' s hl'cause ~nles managers u:;;e the letters A, I. [) and A to tl'ath new men the £our steps in a successful sales prcsen- 1 a Ii on. Attention. Interest. Desire. Action. Verdi knev.· 1it- lll' ;ihc1ut such matrers v.·hen "Aida'" \1•as firs! performed in Cairo about 100 years ago. Your questions nn<L com- 1nrnts ore trclcrnnl'rl nurl 11•il/ be llSCrl i11 CllF:CKlNG t lr 1ri1errt1cr poss1 hlc. Ari· dl'c~.~ lrllers ro L. J\1. Royd. l' U. Rnr /R7fi . Neu•port Rr11cl1. Cn/lf., ~12nr.n. 6 DAYS ONLY! GIANT B''xlO'' COLOR PHOTO .,/ C .. us "' Hondling & Mo il ing (hor9e BEAUTIFUL LIFE·LIKE COLOR PORTRAIT OF YOUR CHILD OR ANYONE IN THE FAMILY AUGUST M THRO AUGUST ~ PHOTOGRAPHER'S HOURS DAILY NOON to 8 PM • SAT. & SUN. 11 AM to 6 ~M tl 10 COSTA MESA J088 BRISTOL AVE. -OFF NEWPORT AVE • Between S•n Diego Freew1y •nd Biker St . F••nit Either LOS ANGELES jAP I - E very year thous.ands of ton~ of fruit rnt in California orchards. Vrower:s say eon- sun1er~ are parlly to blame. "'U nless ~ pie<.·e ol fruit or a ve~etable 1s perfect, we can't sell it," sa ys a produce buyer for a large supern1arket. "The l·onsunu.•r has bee 11 t·on- ditioned to e~pect nothing but perfection." t:ro"·ers, rlislr1butors 11nr1 retailers a g re e-that fru 1l bC'auty 1s indeed only sK1n deep. A plum pock·n1arked hy hail Or an orange \\!lh b111v.•n scars caused by thr1ps is H:. ta.Sty and nutritious as une v.i!h a pc1·fect skin. But beauty is "'ha! .~ell~. Though rejects are good for juice, canned truJ\, <nls and other byproducts, thl'y bring httlt' rnunev. '"l 1nles~ ·a ~r<1v.'l'r can get his fru1l int11 the fresh market, h1• IS nut g1.uni.: tu n1ake a11v rnone }," !.<l}'S a slate f>ep;1ri- n1ent of Argtculture econon11st. llve rproducllun of n1ost ur the stitlt"s 200 varieties of or Else It Rots crops has driven wh11les;1\c prices so IOI<\' that s0rnetunrs II v.on't p<t y a grower tn h;irve~l his crop at 1111 unless his fr1111 has a pretty fal·e to show the custorner. Son1e grov.·C'rS say the in- dustry itself has l"Ond1tionert eonsun1ers hi d e rn a n d "perfection·• by acl11ertis111g an unwillingness to explain that culls can taste as good as beauties. Some scientists and en- vironmentalists talk about a related dan£er "Gn1Y:ers h<ive turned nn a n1onstcr in attempting to cos- metize their fruit," says Dr. Robert van den Bosch, a University of Ca lifornia en- to1nologist. ''We ha \'e Rotten onto 1 pesticide trearlmill where wo are using n1ore and more pesti(·ides to make :sure that no bu1<:s t'\l'r touch our pro- ducts." lie says the citrus in- dustry has tri'.lled its use of pesticides tn the past 10 years without increasing their ef- fectiveness. 16855 Devonshire SI. •~Ql~•m 368-3 7 5 J •• , .. ,., ....... ~'11''"' MARK C. BLOOME CO . POLICY l111e 1!euld sell ou1ul1o~r 1111 1 '"r11"t~eci "11111-e 1ss•ed. I SIU!l-t lilt! fthVtlJ it tne 1d1trt11ed 7 7Sx14 '"" {FlB/14) • ,· JSxl 4 ,,,,, ([1 8/14) $j"j9'5 Belted ·or Whitewalls "" 101s11 JJ .... iF7s•11 4 1.1s.1 s BRAND NEW FULL 4 PL y 6.5 0xl3 17 75 1 $2?x~ s9 9 $ . 4) '"" (F78/l 5) ... SJ09S \!/1 f"t ' '" ,, 1., 11Ir "1111 I 11 lo r., s199s VWs DATSUN $199s ;;m; s229s ~;\.'.;:~ '''" 1H18/1 Sl (GJl/~~;llWAllS \1 s~ !1111 ·~·1•··a,, ... 1'1'" 1,.,,,,,, ,,,.,•1c.,,,.,, TOYOTA ~''"I' folu COii •! ~'''" ~~)ii U.S. CARS S24.95 100,1~RA7~~1 N4 EW TUBELESS 8 25 K · ,;,~14 8.2Sx ls B.5S x14 s.ss 15 fj3 ';s SJ" '"';5' TUBELESS 8.BSx l S 9.00xlS IOLO , \lll \t \1l1 l• 1'1 p.,, roolM1•u1 ol II"• ho•r11 it o! "'"' n t 111111 "•ltf'tl .,,,, ..... ., ... ,1 .. '""" , ... ,. h !tjt ... 1 ....... 11100 .... ''"' l'"'Of 1u 1tolo1 " '"' •111" II I'll lll 111" '"" f"'· "'"I I Ml •~•I to II u11 IM:ll Ille CIMtlflUll I!! UU'1!1 •"' r1(•"'"''"''' •r IOAD ffSf MAGAllNl \ 4 for $88 1 SUPER CHROME WHEELS 41$49 fUl l Sil[ US CAIS l~CI PI DISC fUl l Sil[ US CARS EXC(Pf DISC SUPER VALUES! U.S. CARS, TRUCKS 5 !.~, U ! tHI ' 1,,,., 11\tllOf) r.,1 1111 111.•111 ,,1,r,, WHITEWAlt!,!1 .9S fXfllA ''1" (JJ B/15/ ,.,, (l78/15) s2J9s '"' I 'I " \l !1 '.o r, 1., RADIALS $36 95 SPECIAi ' 18511 4 I><•• Ill YAlY l S!f MS ru !u 1 .. 95 ~. MAJOR "20,000 G~;::. BRAKE OVERHAUL 'Ull Sill U S. CARS fXC EPJ DISC llAK( I"' ) 1!11 I I 'l••li IH1I) w lo'I !'!l!ol!H hf fol" '11TfWAll5 S2.9S l)(fllA * N!W LININGS lllSIAUHI ON 4 WHfElS * REllUllO Ill WH{(l CYllNDlRS I * fURN I IESUIF.lCE All 4 DRUMS * l!IPACK flOllT WH[El BEARINGS * l l[ED Ill LINE S. ADD &•AKE flUIO * INSPECI MISHI! CYLINDER I IAAK[ llOSES '!It .ll!t 61!1ND BRAKE SHOES * !NSPICI ClliS( SfllS .. r•rf ID IUSIM(NIS JOI llff Df UNINt 1t ROAD TEST FOi SAFlrT '•111•1 ••• [rl ... "1 lo'! \Ill 11 IOo(oHI """'''I •'•· M11t.r hi.,"""" ... ~ .. 1 I••""•'· ""' <•" 11 w,.4,4 3005 HARBOR BLVD., COST A MESA CORNER of BAKER and HARBOR -PHONE 557-8000 SPr r:i11g Costa ~Je1a-Ne1.-port Benr/1 A r en GARDEN GROVE I 14040 Brookhurit-530-3200 ANAHEIM-BUENA PARK 6962 Lincoln Blvd,-826-5550 I FULLERTON 1321 Eucl id-870-0100 OPEN SAT. & DAILY 8:30·9 ••• OPEN SUN. 9·6 • .. • .. :-... •• • I I '• ~ ( .. :: ' " ' • . :-• :· .. ,. -. 8 UAll V l'ILOT Did 'Tex ' Tearh San Quentin Visitor • Ill Danger? jewel~ by io,1ph $earches for iew1\1 C•••ul .~ ... ~100 10-..-o+ry 1• '""'"•' 010 (•tJ> tV o•I• I& I "'"' ........ ~••wleot<;•. ••••"•••. '"' l•lttrHy onu•r ''" curtul ••l lul !ltll •I "" day\ mot .. OI Yl lut ~1t1rcler? ('harl r~ ··Tex" \\la1~·1n. on tn;:il !nr 1hr n1u1<lrr ,11 :->h:1rn!1 Tait ,111rt ~r1rn •)!lirr" c :~1 r a lel'i~ln on "h1)v, 10 k ill 1! 11 r.<1m"' dnwr1 Jn 1!" Jn trni;;lr n1C'mh1·r!i o( f'h;11 lr« \1.<1r-.nn ~ "fil!TIJI\," nnt "f the 11r1n1Pn 1f'~l1f1rrl \\rrlnf"•lli11 500 Youths In Riot ;-\ t L.t\ Fair SAC'RAi'olE ."\TO I AP t ~1\:'\' <lll·:.\'T IN 1lf'l1 - Tht filthe r nl allnrne~ Strphl'11 R1ngh11n1 s a) !-i :;iuthnn11es hcl1c1e 111), :-.nn hrouglit a ~\Jll to S1111 Q t1('11t 111 1nn1a1r ( ;.-.iq,e .J:1rksu11 bur that he n11J::ht nnt 11[11 (• knn1111 11 arid "t1H1ld l1c in s1•rin11.~ d;ir1i::1·r " ··r-,1;1nn I 't1ll!ll V I )J~lri('t Al· lnrnc\' Brucf' !~air" l•ild n1c 1h111 1hrre c·nuld hi-1rcllv he ;111y dnuhl ir1 an1·nnr•s n1111d thu t S!e1r 11;1" the 1n~tru1nPn1 1,~ wh1fh t;e•1q:r Jal'~""n g111 The ~\111, said Atf1l'd \I , B1ngh;11n. a la1111·r frr>rn ~;df'n1 tonn . ;ind ~·111 i•r f11rmer ('nr111('rt1r111 t;r11 rrnnr nnrl L :-; Sc>n~IOI' H I r ii 111 B1n1:h;.1n1 B111ch;u11 t11lr! n P w s tn e n \\',.1lr11•,<l;n n1i:ht that his son llllj?hl h;11e hccn "v1ct1m1zed'' R;irhara Hn1·1, 1q llll\\ il en\. l,.gP ~111rtrn1. .~:11rl 1ha! ,.h,,rt l~ al1rr llir ~r-1 rn ~h;i;nn T:itl• murrlC"rs 111 . .\u;::ust. 1969. \\;it~nn 2i ~<+1r ii de111nns1r11- tu1n nf !ilahh111c reehn1111u·.~ at lhP f)('alh \"111lry ranr·h l h11! R1n!in2 f'rUptrrl f(lr !hf' """(Ind -------------, 11 ii~ h r ii cl Q 11 ii r r f' r ~ fnr .· ,:traight night at 1he ('ahl0rn111 \1 an~nn'F hippir·"t~ If' rl;in Ht lnld !he wnnirn nnt 111 Stil!P Fair, re~llllln~ Hl llljlll~ to 11lrf'r nffirrrs ilF ~' lra,.1 ;,nn put !hr knife .~tr;i1.i:ht in. bl1t 111 "1urn !he knife up .<1nd nlnl'r it .1ouths threw ho;ird~. holllr' arnunri to cut up inore s1uff." anrl rnck.~. Te;ir i:as w~s usrd In ttin·P ghp .~airl ,\·J::in1'nn ;incl rhref' (ern:ile the rioters nut nf 1hr f111r fnlln11•ers wrre ~rnlrnred 10 .11:rounds \\"c>dnrsd;iy n1gh1 ilnrl de.<1th la.~t April in thP Ta!P n1;in_1· nf the es!ima!rrl 30,1\f)f) n1urclers, bu1 Y,'a!.~nn fnugh!. fa irgoers 11·ere expnserl f1, the e1r r:idirinn fro1n Tex11.~ ;inrl J!il" \.\'llS nnl lrircl with !hPrn Ah11ul Jf) pe1·sons 11·err <ir- r..fis~ Hn1·l clid nnl n1rnt1nn ff'.~!erl ;ind at least onP .1·01Jth \\";it .•nn·~ drmnnsrr;itiiin ll'hrn i;he restifierl in rhe e:ir!irr tri<i l 11·:1s 11•rr!iler1 fron1 nfi11·rr.~ h.v of :O.fanson and thrre 11·omen the rrnwd and spintrd 1111·:1v foll<'IWPrs. d u r i n ,i: t h e I ...,. o -ho u r Pr1nr to that ln;il ~he y,·as di!iturbancr. allrJ(ell~' fed ;i LSD-~piked \\'indr1ws on fi\'r pollf'e l"ars h;itnburgC'r by i:;nme n f M a.nsnn's follnwr rs tr~·inJ: tn 11rre broken and 111'n nr them ~Tnp ht>r tr;;!imnnl' ~1a n~nn 11 rrr fll'Prlurnerl_ .nncl the thrrc wnmcn 11·cre Ar0u11rl 7n ofrirers v,r1r nn C''"'n1·ictC'cl ;inrt ;;cnlrnrrcl In h;;nd \\'hen trouble hegan :i.s dt>;:i1h in 1ht> T;i!e rnurr!er·.; .~n111e of theri1 l'lcared an llrr;1 ,\li;;i:; Hovi 111.~n tr.~t ifirrl rh11! ne;ir 11 J;i~nnn where i;nme \\';i1son tnld the girls 1h11t 1t .1·nuth.~ h;id t·r1n11n;indrC'rccl 11·;i~ t>llher "tlirm" nr 11.~: ;;c1·cra.I f1bC'r.c:l11ss boals. !l'.'n U"d. Left Boys ~.\\ 1111·:1;0 tl'P IJ - ' l)adrly loves me so nHJch, b11l brnkr ;:ind lives in a sh;ir·k," the nolc rr<id. '"rlr;•,'-;f"' kt"r)l us unt il di!d· 1ly c11n gel us <1 fll<it•c to ~1;11· .. 1;11:11 11<1s !IH• 11olr pot1rc fn1111il \\"Prln,..sd11v <i1 t<lchrd to Tfln1my. Ii, 11.nrl Trrlrlv, ~ Thev 11,..re founrl Ill lhc 1.1nr1;i ·\"is!;. sf'<'l1nn of 1he 1·11v :ind a box of c-lr;u1 1·l•1lhf'" h;id hrrn 1 ... rt \rllh 1hrn1. ·1,1c 11•11r :'.l"<l :-;:1id Ill" r;.in·nl~ 11/•1'(' rl11nrrrr1 :.incl lhal 111r trl!tiPr 11:1.; 11nahlr \.1 (';II(' f'n' lhr hn1·.; Tl1r\" 11r•·" l:>kr r1 In ll1l1i·rr<;1. f'l""'ll in(! h•~•lH' prnrt1nc ft11 thrr r\r1 rh1p1nrnt;; 1n lhc r:1~r ''tliprn" me11ni11c '"r11;,~ ... 1h·•~r ~0~1~,~·l;''~"'~'~':'"'"::::'~l~N~ll~·'_"~''~'~··~·'="~"~'~·.'.::===========:;:\ \1·hn 11·ere not n1en1hers nf !he · r r..1-lrisnn family. I Shr sairl shr 1·ef'ngn1zcd ;i 1 lon,t:·barreled .22-eal. rr vol\ler identifier! by police a~ nne nf lhl' n111rrler we:ipnns in the Tale sl::i~1inJ:s. ;ind ;;a.id she ' s;i"· \\'111~nn practicr with the ~11n ill th(' Sp;ihn fl;inch in Ch111 ~"·nrth \\'hrre the .\,Janson f11111 ilv ;;prn1 much of lhe ~11m· mer Or 1969. I DESIGNER-CRAFTSMAN BRENT BENNETT-DESI GNER HAS O PENED A N EW SHOWROOM FOR INDIVIDUALS, ARCH ITECTS . & INTER IOR DESIGNERS. r..!i~;; Hoyt ~aid lh;it artrr the •·ramih"' wenr to n e a 1 h \ ·allr .1< \\' a I ;; o n frequently 1 bou,llhl nP\\'Sp11pers when there 1 \\"asn't enough innnrv fnr fMri. She ~;iid ~hr \\'AS ~ member of !hf' f..l;insnn J?rnu p rrnm ' April In lhr r nrl nf /lugu.~r l!lli9, hu1 dl1rini.: rhal time she 11)~0 "hitchhikPd 11crni:;5 thC' e MURALS • PANELS e TILE e PLANTERS e SCULPTU l\E: e POTS 20°'0 Di1count With Th l1 Ad BRENT J. BENNETT ENVIRONMENTAL STONE WARE 100 CARNATION, CORONA d•I MAR 675-1663 ('flllntrv ;i nrl "'a~ in Jlli!. "' __ Ji :"'lllll:l••••••••••••••••111••••• ~ ---~ EARN253 To50 3 MORE Many bo nk s pay a reduced sa vings passbook rate of a low 4 °/0 • At Pacific you will earn t he same high ra te s as before. ANNUAL YIELD ANNUAL RATE MIN. BALANCE MIN YEARS 6.18°~ 6.00°/o 5.000 ~ TWO --- 5.92°/o 5.75°~ 1.000 ~ ONE --------- 5.39°~ 5,25°~ 500 °0 %th -----------5.13°/o 5 .00°~ 500 ONE DAY -------· Interest compounded daily and paid from date of deposit to date of withdrawal even if it's jus t one day Ask how yo u can obta in all these benef its service charge FREE PREPARATION OF PERSONAL STATE AND FEDERAL INCOME TAX RETURNS FREE TRAVELER S CHECKS COLLECTION OF NOTES- SAFE OEPOSI I BOXES MANY OTHERS ..... ~ •' ... . . ~ ' ' t ~~~~-111~; :!L•"' OPEN NIGHTand D~ Ho urs ; Mon da y-Fr iday 9: 30 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Saturday 10:00 A.M. to 6 :00 P.M. SOUTH COAST PLAZA Jlll lllllSTOL STJI E[l • COST A MESA, CAl lfOANl.t, • PHONE 5•0·•06• 111tn p;i'·'lni.! ii lll'rtpnn to · Nn 111[lP re1·urdcr~ \.\Ill be AttnrnPys for 21i inmRtes in SolrdRrl Bnllhers. F 1 t e I a Jarkson. Slephrn B1n~ham allo\\rc!. uf cnursr." siiJd !he CldJust rnenl l'r nler wherr nrun1i:n e1nd .lohn Clutrhelle, I Wo "''" IM •Ir•••• 10 "''"''"' Ytvr ~·m• ·~• •••!•• •"11•••••• '"'" ., .. poul, 1·ar11ert ;i t,1rw rer·nrdrr llnrl ii"~nr1a1 r 11 ardr1l./an1es l';irk, Je1ckson made his break flied and Ruchell Ma2ee. who is w;1s ./<t!"k~nn ~ la:-1 11~11r.r 11hh l><'l1r1rl'i a gun v,;.i <; l'irnu~; " federal court suit \\"{'rl· ch11r_ged alnng "'Ith Angela Coll Mr .... ht•lun• tht• IJl;tt·~ l'l'l•ilu111J11<11) f.:\t>li tii ,f::t("k~on In a tnpe nesd;iy askin.i: that $52 n11ll1<111 Oa1 ts ln cnnnc<·1 1ru1 \\'Ith last p111l1·d ;1 Jl!'it11I (n1111 h1 ~ ;1lr11 r('r11rdrr l•1 a 1nld a llle!al 111 llamRJ;C'S be lla1d l hC'Jr ye a r 'i:; !\1 a r In c: o u 11 t y :.ljli• t11111 , :-linur1•d ··1111~ *'' 11 " dCl1•,·t1 1r chrr~ ;111d began an r:;1'.ip1.• :.ittf'111p1 ·It 1111.~ 1,c>rli't'lly 1101s~1bl<' 111 ll'hu·h hr>, lhr·rt• gu:1nl~ And 1!1;1! St1>1 " {'nuld h<1\'t hrnll~h! cl1t"ll~. 1:h:1r:,i1r1.i: that 1hey cnur1house shnotnut in <.1'hicl1 ""'ere be;itrn and tn1 rured The four f)Crso11s died. t11·11 whi te 111111;1\ri> died thr-pt'llol to CirnrJ:f' ,/?.~ksnn At!Ol'Of')\ 1\111 he 1\1•1111llll'd wi1hnu1 knn11·1ni; ii " ~;111i suit also a~ked that the federal ncrnonstrators n1 ass e d governme11l take ol'er San r)u1i:;idf' nf San Que n t i n 1ti.~kl11 the pn~on turl;i_v ll'lr !hr H111~·h;11 n · :-111'1'(' 111:1\1 h;1._e " d I I · h 5ov+~ Co•ol P l·•~ ,.urnt111 <+n t 1at prison n · Wer!ne~da.v den1and1ng 1 a1 Bii•tcl '' !~t Sa• Oi~qo Fwy. l1rst tune s111J'l' lhc 1n1·1rlf'nt, il('rn 1hr 11ct1n1 nf ~on1r ~1nd but 1·1s1ts 1n 1nr11<1lr-clients 11111 nf fnul plav 11r )If' m;il' bi• Ill fH'1ills hf' proh1hi!ed fron1 dnclnrs and lawvers he allow-c.,,1, M••• s4o-'iOll1> m;ik1ni.:.' puhlic rernarks." r el tn enter. ~me shouted, l ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J hr b,I pr111r111 1lnh ;ind after ~n111r fnrn1 nl rlr!rnt1r•n He beinii !horou,ch!r l'il'ilrthed. may not be ~ frre man" ("on1•1rts fllinj( !he cnmpl::i1nl "Three dead pigs i~ no! --- the ORTHO-PA F1rldcresl 110-i1on Ku'IQ or Queen Sil" lop shrr,t • Fi<:>ldcrr:;t no-iron Kn1g or Queen s11e l•llecl bo110111 sheet • 2 K•ng or Ouccrt sozr t>olsler p1Jlows • ·2 Pl II OW ' cases • King or Queen s11c man1rss pad • King or OlJeen size metal !ramc on ra~y-rolhng c&sters. and Double Bonus )(ing or Queen; hradboard plus Quilled bc<lsl'!rl'arl. Twin or Full: headboard and metal fr;imc on casv-101lin!;I cas1crs. Co11verlib!e Sola: genuine Shepherd' C35tl?rs a'la ti11ad aim caps. MAnRESS A BOX SPAJNGS \Vl1rnv011m"''l1r~rellcnl $68 C'!~ r;n '.', "1 c•c.,lle111 (~..-~lrLOcl nri. I""" 3rjrl o ~r;:;bol•iy. J" 1t•;hr11'1 inrrmraiat'" •·al11r-/''.t: .i~vh0dy. Includes Ooubll! Bonus. -.. . _,., .. ... ·-~; .-... ,. \'a1ue f,,rvalu<!lh1scan'I $88 b~ hNt ~"Y""herr Built lo !.1~· bu:!t !~r comlo1l. The (lr!'1n way' Include• Doubl• Bonus. <"-. ;o.,_....,c;;-.,,_ .- . . Looi.· il•n1,r.rl for"' brttr-r buv !l'l~n !111<1. mv1 Y"1i'U l\"lol\ !hll. rc~I o! vr1<11 lolc. Suo~11nr con~I• 11r1•""· !<UPl>r s~v1ng~ Include• Double Bonu1. MATIRESS A BOX SPRINGS $98 You can only buy Ortho Mattresses at Ortho Stores inc!uded the tll'o survJ\!nJ:! ennugh '' 1----- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -.·i... .- Never Sags. never J;,ils lo prnv•dc comlor1able rest. Ovai.ty co11slrt1e11on prnmoses a long Ill!!. too. Ortho.,. noes 11 a<;11i11 I l,,clude1 Ori ho P&k 6. Double Bonus. J-lr-re's t'.'Very111 1ng yo11·v!! $16 8 "" ,. '°'"" '"' •.. '"•' l"r 1n the w;,yof romf1'r!, :;o.111r1 c<in<lr11cl1<'l11 nnrl flltllhly !r>~!v•P< E\1ri wonncr • f;•OO"r v;,lllt''. Includes Orlho P•k 6. Double Sor.us. . i 'I' . • ... ,.·--i~-~ '""· ~~~~~!~U L PIECES (-; '._. M11~e this 11 cnnvers11tion piecn. R groat $178 plate !or sm111l or large l11llc. 2 OrTho bultcn·free ma11resses. 2 box ~rr•ngs, 3 bolsters.:; quilled cov1>rle1s ANO n lovely corner l~ble pulls it all toge I her at an un·heard o! price. MATTJl:ESS & ~:,~xm~:i~;~,G:;,h •och $128 10P·QU~l•ty leature~. ! long-l11s.hng durabol1!y, h<l'l'e a low price too? Only Ortho eould do ii~ Includes OT1ho P1k I, Double Bonus. MATIRESS A ;2: B OX SPRINGS 11 trerneodous value !or a !P rril;c price. Tempered steel ir'lner~pring unit. Crown Flex cen!cr support. Howdo weda i1! (Years of f'Xl)Elrience). l11c!ude1 Or tho P.it 6. Double Bonu9. -J• I ·• • M ATTRE SS & ~~~-.. ·~~; 2 BOX SPRINGS wtia1 a small procc to pay for sooo much corn!or!. so rauch streee1{h out lt••ury! Heavy du!y tempered steel 11n•t. flanged cons11uchon, bea lJlihJI mul\1·qu1l1ed cover, Includes Ortho Pak & Double Bonus. ' \'<nen a bf' cl ding ex roe rt like Ort ho makes 11 sofa tr.at c':'nvefls 1ntn e bed, \/\ars the best o! two WO,ld>. Sm'" 1.0-.<>. W•d& $178 range or s•zes . a<'d th~! famous Ortho m11111es~. You can 1 go wrO<lg! Ful1 t iit1 , , • l11elude1 Double BonllL _, ..... ,..,.._ ... THE NATION 'S LARGEST CHAIN LAKEWOOD 4433 Ca n dlewood Avenue C•ndlewood Shops (ac1oss !rom l;i~l!wnorl Ce111cr) PlionP 6J<l.41J'1 SANTA ANA and FOUNTAIN VALLEY 16131 Harbor Blvd. (co rnor or Ert ing l"r) NI"~! tn l orl y '~ P hone . B39 ·d 57 0 OF MATIRESS SPECIALISTS ANAHEIM 1811 West Lincoln Avenue Between Euclu1 11t'l1'1 Bronkhur•I Avr ~'I"~ JtJS! Ea:;I OI rrrj M>1rl r 11rin,,· 7lf. :'~'111 • ' • • • , • , QUEENIE By Phil l ~terlandf "Boy, ne\'er again!" Pre-registration Begi11s iJ1 Schools Pre.regislraliQn has begun ln 13 schools in the S.an Joa- quin Elementary Schoo 1 Dislrict. Students new to the district may pre-register in mosl schools between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.n,. n•eekda;vs IJO· til the opening of school. Sept 13. The district is expecting 11.900 students in grAdes kindergaz·ten through eight !his com ing year Fifteen ~Ill· dent bod ies \\'ill be aclit·c on 13 campuses. T\\'o schools' popula1ions will be sharing c<1mpuses. Ran c h o Sa n J na c1uin Intermediate School. under construction in Univ ersity Park. "'•ill house its students al Irvine School until com- plet ion and Lns A 1 is n s J11termed1atr sludenl!' \Vt!l at- tend La Paz ln tenne<lia te un· til their school 1s f1niched. Pre·enrolln1ent i~ nov.• be1n~ !aken al the fnllowln~ ~thool.~ -Rancho S;in J o a q u i 11 r =-. -. ----- Men in l Service Air111a11 ,\1 ichacl II. i\lllor. snn nf l\1r. and i\lrs. Merle IL i\lilne, 20.1~1 Gardenia. ll 11n- lington Beach. has con1ple1rd basic 1rain1ng at 1.ackl;ind AFR. Te x He has heen assignrd to Chanute 1\FB. 1!1. for lrai nin~ in fur! services. A1rn1an i\1ilne. a l!lll!l ~radu:ite of Huntington Rc<1ch High Schnnl. artendcd Orange C'oast College. Costa :'lles<1 . Capt;i1n Peter F'. Aht . i:nn of ~lr cinrJ ~!rs Hrnr;. F 1\llt, nf 102·14 87th Ave . Richmon<! Hill !:" Y .. h;i~ ;irri\·rd fnr du- ly at Ent AFB. CnJn Captain Ah1 . a \l'fAthrr of ficer. 15 <li'SH.:ncd tn a unJ1 nf 1he 1\1r \\'ca!hcr ~er\IC'r 11h1rh provide~ 1rr<1thrr 1nlnrn1al1nn for military flight n11rr:i11on4 Ii i~ \\'ife. l\nnr!lr. iF !he daup;htrr of \'!rs. Ann<l l.n1 i nf 17Wl1 Van Buren . Hu n11ngtnn BeaC'h. Intermediate: allendance area of Irvine School. El Toro r-.larine Sc ho o l . University Park School. Turtle Rock School. -Irvine School : California Homes. Green1ree Homes . Irvine R<'.'1Ch Areas, Racquet Club. The Ranch , The Willows. \Valnut Grove. -El Toro M<1rine . all El Toro base housi ng. -Univer si tv Park : Chaneelor Hon1es , ·Park West Apartments. VilJ;ige I. II. and I ll. Ranch students on Cul ver l)clo\11 Unive r.~lly A v e n u e , ~lar i ne Corps Air Station ( h el i c opter J-k1ndergarten onl,v. -Turtle Rock: Co l o n y Homes. Culverdale , Tu rtle Rock Hil!s. UCI. \Valnut Grove. ~ICAS 1-6 only. -Cordiller:i · EI do rad o l-lnn1e~. Se\•i!le Homes. i\-i;1drid Hon1es Ill. Aliso Villas. -Lind:i Vist:i : La Pai llon1es. Mission Ridge Homes. J\1 on tere~· r-.lasters. Casalona Apartme n!s -l\largueri1c O'Neill · Dea ne I lo me!'. l\fa<lrid I-Jomes I <inrl I L New L:i Pa1, U n i t s (northeast nf L:i Pa1. Road 1. -\I a 1 e ncit1 · C;ipistrano Highlands. The Mi ~sinn . Ole. -Aliso; Design One. Laguna Nnr1h. Lake Fore~! ex - rep1 (;;irrlen ;.ind fnuntry Scene !, PA sa Verde. Trahuco /load In l\·lu irb1ods RoulevA r<l . -Catr~ Ali.<:o Ca o,vno, f,I Tnrn. Laguna ilf'AL 0 1 rl L::u:un;i Norlh . TrAQuco r:n n- \On 1 hu~ l!f\C'~ In ('nok's Corner 1. ;.ill El Torn ;.irea nnt 1vi1hin Olivewf'IOd and Al 1.~n h<nind;irie.~. -O!i1·e11•nocl (:;ird1nal Park. L;ikr ForPs! lfflun!rv Scene And C::in1en Hnmes1, i\en' \\'orld. R,,nuhlir Homes. Sunnv Rav . ~or!h [,;ig 11n;i 1 ;\l 11it'lanrls !o F' r c e 11· n vi . l\·lu1rl;i nd.~ 1.~ h o 11 o d A r Y' be1 11•r-en Alii-n -Ori Cerrn, Arcei1n Hills. Llfc~t1·le !-lnmc~. ~·lnnte Vi 111n r<cgistr;i!ion fnr L.:r P:t7 lntl!rmrd1<1te Srhonl will ho> 1\11.c: 30, .11 Anrl Scol 1 1n thr ;itJe11danrP <1rr:i nf Cnrdtl!rr:i l.1nrl;1 \li~IA. 111arg11 r r i ! ,. ()'\:rill anrl \'alrnr1:i Srhnnl~ F.nroll n1ent for l.n~ A\1sn~ lntrrmr(ll;ir~ wil l hr SC'p1 J ;inrl 2 for thP A!t end;iriee :ireA nr Al1sn. (;Ates, fl!il'('l\'Onrl, and Del Cerro. D• ,.,.. 1111• to h•lp peop .. ? S••lrl119 o ... w , ••dl l"ti <Or9et'? fh•n bti • lrolMd MF.ol(Al ASSISTANT OR • R!C!PTIONIST DENTAL ASSISTANT Short, lnte~•;•• 10u<1eo fun1 11.,olily 'f6" 01 on ,A.n;,toM ;,, 1he """" ol a '~y1icion o• Deni;,,,~ ,..on•h "'"9'""' lo• Den•o l A•· 11•ton! or Medi<ol 0 11'<• l•<ept:o~:,1, 7 "'""'~ '"09•0"' 10< MeG,.ol ,lui1lont. Doy .,.. """"'"9 clonu. ldthme pl0<•111•nl on i1!onc" ot no odditlo,.ol e<>ll. Southern California College of Medical and Dental Assistants (formt rl1 los A119t l1t Coll191) ;, by the Accrediling (oll'lmit5ion of tht ! Ni l'I. Assn. of Trd. ind Ttchnic1I 5chl5. I Write er •loo~• 1 .. ,, ............ 1717 South lrookhurst Anaheim Phone 635°3450 ' " I Thursd.iiy, Au9u~l 26 l'l71 OAIL v PflOl D Environment Seminar Set * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * MERCURY SAVINGS A Sf'lllinar dest~ned to study regional en vi r on men t problems opens on the Orange Uiast <.:omrnuntly C..: o 11 e gt. cam pus in Costa Mesa ~ton da y The publtc is in\'1led to attend free of charge. The se1nlnar, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Hous- ing and Urban Develop1nent and t h e Ca l ifornia C'.oordination Counc il In r Higher Edutation, "' i l 1 contin ue dail.v through Sept. J The regional seminar ~·ill e x am in e localized environment problems of com- 111wut1es located i11 the Los Angeles basin. south to the t.1ex ican border. ··\\'e are trying to establish a means of con1mun1cat1or, betv.·een n1unic1pahties and 'communtt!es i;o that they can begin to work out their en1·1ronmenl;tl p r o bl e n1 s together,'' said Dr. Joseph Ton1chak. director of the sen1lnar and professor of anthropology at OCC. Robert BaH1n. cl1airman ot the Orange Cou nty Board of Supervisors; Richard T Han· na, member of the CJ.!ifornta ), Hnu~e of l1cprt>scnlat1ves. Dr. Philip Bundel, as.'!Lslanl Professor ol l'npu!auon and Erl\ inuunental Biulu,i::y at U.S Irvine: ;ind Ronald 'IA' Caspers of the Oranj,;e County Board of Supervisors "'Lll be R few of the speakers. The live full-day programs 11·1Jl deal wilh such specific subjects as: l'olit1cs and !he lleg1onal E n vi r o n 01 e n t : Rt' g Lon a I Env1ronn1ental Ouestions an<1 A n s we r s Regiona l Planning : SI a ff Developrnent and Training for the Future: and , Special Problems In Coastal Zones. Speakers and panelists will inelude co! I e g e professors, busiMs5 ' l@ad~r s, rity councihnen. mayors and {'ity planne rs f r () m throughout Southern California. The seminar will be held in the ('O!lege Forum and In classrooms located in the Liber~I Arts Building . Aclivities will get underway c;ich day al 9 a.m., excep! fcir and loan association BUENA PARK Me1cury Savings Bldg., Valley Vie w at Lincclrt HUNTINGTON BEACH Mercury Savings Bldg., Edinger at Beach TU STIN Mercury Savings Bldg , Irvine Blvd. ~t Newport Ave. the first day's session v.•hich * * starts at 8.30 a.in .. and will _ conclude at 4·30 pm. A luneh ********** ******* Kid s Like to Ask Andy hour will be taken from noon until l :30 p.m. You'll Like The Way We Trim Our Prices ' 15-5-5 L!9UID FERTILIZER ~~ FORMULA I • Fer l•wn•. h t 11, 1li•ub1, flow •ri ' l \ • Contenh •led green lormult • Unb•1 •~ .. bl1 plt •lic tUIJ 77' GA L. 2-HORSEPOWER PINC OR ROTARY MOWER • B·o~d 10" Cuttln9 H••n • F .. ,.,.,~, Br;99• & Str .. tton En9•n• • M .. ke1 1horl ,...,,~ ol '"'"II~, iob1 4295 HANDY 3-PIECE BRUSH SET • J p1>pOJl~r 11111: I", I '11 ", 1" • Ho~d!e •ny numbt • of job• • E••v·i;•;p h1rdwo1>d ~A ndi e • 69« SET GLIDDEN SPRED LATEX HOUSE PAINT • G ro ~t tingl e C"•! Cl>•er~9 • e Th;n, •nd tleen1 up "'j!h •o•p end """'•' e E~lerio• 1urlece1 PAWN SHOP SWAG LAMP WITH 3 LIGHTS e l cl111•t w .. ile tp ~ere1 e Gr•ceiul. CUfVIOrJ b111 end ch1in 111 .,,jdnight bl1 t~ I Mode/ No. 151 OAP VINYL-PASTE SPACKLING COMPOUND UllP e l'•tch o• pl~•h•, drv w~ll, ,..,,p,j e llt•dy-m••ed, nnn ·•hrln~. ""hdt """"'~ 14·01. 111• --~---~;c:: -. -:.--=-- 3-PIECE SECTIONAL e St ! indud•• d e1~. oiion tebin1! wfth 1 •helv11, J dt•w1r ch11t e Smocthlv 1dnded unfini1h•d p;ne • Bo•u!Olul CO•llt • gro uping 2988 • • Black & Decker Hedge Trimmer 13'' i.ingle edge blade for shrubs aod hedge' Fin gert ip 1.witch, 1.ide ha ndl e . , , eaiy to use Model No. a J 00 )1 KERM RIMA 'S SWIVEL BENCH VISE l ''" ••••· Good 11ucl 1tv ec~npm y .. ,.1 e ~emov ~bl• o •ii~ i•wl .. , Onclud1 1 en Yi I e lbO 1wi•el ocl>cu• 519 UNFINISHED HARDWOOO DESK CHAIR (f;;::;;;;~/ e Sturdv. 1impl1 d11ign e Fih neAlly under dt•~ e l'•int, lltin, o• 111ticiue It M•del 11 IJ 688 2666 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA •= PHONE 546-7080 WEEKDAYS 9 to 9 SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 9 to 6 ' • \ 18-INCH PINC OR REEL , MOWER • Cull•n9 hl!i9),1 .. dju 1h l 18" io )'' • Speed .. nd ,lu tt" ~onlr ol , • Brt99• t nd S!r .. t!on 1n9 in1' . 7995 DECORA· TIVE GOLD ANODIZED SCREEN DOOR • Cu,to,,., pel 9rill1 • 1. t '11" pu1h b~r1 • l b", incl ud ;n9 !o.•rdw8<1 2295 HAGER HINGE-TYPE DOOR CLOSER • • j• • R ~rl•te• "'"9• P'" • Cl1111 • ,/.,.,, •t <u ,.lv '"'"" unoo!li •wing •<lion • Ou••ble, •u••-•e"''""' ''""" 2'19 GLIDDEN ENDURANCE HOUSE PAINT ·~'"''"' •udAce• !n nn• co•t • w ••• ~ •• ,8.,1t•n! BLACK & DECKER 5-INCH BENCH GRINDER ~ 11.'::.1 • Sh•rp•n• ~n····· dto ll bjh, I"""" mower blod11, "" ""tcu••ie l"'Oolh perfo•m1n1 Moo'el No. 7900 2688 ' I 0 04.IL V PILOT 'Supe1•111arket Age' Bolivia: 185 R evolutions in Past 146 Years Justice Bu1·ge1·'s I.A PA Z. 8'111\Ul 1L'Pt 1 - Children in t he Amt'r1can school of La Paz no longer play cov.·boys a"d Indi ans. They play ar med Io r c e s ai.;ainst guerri ll rrns try1n,1? In n1'erthrnv.· former President Juan Jose Tor res. and v.ho ha1e gone hon1e "'l\h their nfles and sticks of tl_vnan11te to w;.11t for ann!hPr chance. 1F'SB1 and the N 1 t 1 on a I Revolutionary M o v em e n t 1,\tNR1 c11n keep the coalition of c1v1!1an for<'es that support P1"PS!df'n! Banzer toge!her. given hy prior J:fl\'Crnment~ to Ameriran concerns. a n d On the other side ts Bol\1~1 's armed forces, "ho after IG- months of Torres hAI e rlec1ded that tht e,,.treme left 1s not for t hem. ThP\" are suppnr!t'd by the Falai1g1stas iilld I he followers or fornier president \ 1ctor· Paz ~:s1 cnsoro. Goal s Move Al1ead Trad1t1ona !ly the F'SB and the MNR ha1·e heen blt!rr polit1cA! enem1ps and nn!y J01neJ force.~ Lo oust Presidenl Torres. Now !hey lorrn part of the same RQve1·nment. hfcame ! n t· r e a st n g J y dependent on the So\ 1et Ln1on. OUservers pn1nt out that any shift to a inore morler;i1 e pos1- t1on n11ght be cons1dert>d h.v many to be a S\.\'1ng to the rad ical right By BARRY SCll\\'EID "'ASH!NC;TON 1AP 1 -At th e st11r1. Chief Ju11t1ce \\'a rrfn F.. Bur,Rer pledged h1n1sPlf 1(1 1ud1c 111! reforn1. to moving t!1e n;it ion'i; cou rts 1nli1 ··the r.uper market A~e." "f 1nlt'nd 10 take 11 n ;ict11e pnrt." he said ;i t a J1Jd1e1a1 l'onference in July J!lfi!=I. a "Pf'k t1flr r bcin~ .<1worn 111 An t'K.:llllln a!1on of h Is rprorri ;i f1er 26 month~ on lhe Joh shn"" that .st1n1c of his f<11 fired projecls, including pnsnn refor m and establish- ment or a nat ional cenier fo r ~la t r rouno;., are n1or1ng ahead Add1t1nnalll . ('ongrrss has bee n rl'~ponSt\'e In Burger's pr11posi'll~ for rnore mo ney. The lJudg rt 1s up $478.iOO lh1s ~ear, nn lhp of a $700 .400 boos t in Flu rgcr"s lirs1 trrn1 The justices ha1e .11 i·lcrks ""hert> twn \'ears a~o tt1ev had 22. The re' is $.11 R.o00 for 1ni~rellancou s e.-.:ilenses and t."147.000 for c11re of the bui ldin,R and ,Rround~ L;1~t . 1·ea r the figures ~·ere S22~.000 and S5fl2.000 Congress h<1 s yet !o shn11· in- tere~I in Bur,Rer'i; 1dr;i tha t he be in\'11ed Annual ly for i'I repnrt on "the state of the fed er;il jud1f'1?.ry." and !he chief justJ('e has h.ctd lo settle : for the An1eriran R;ir Associa-1 l ion ;is a suhst1tule audience. He's had be1trr luck at the, \\'h ill' Hou~P . 11 er s u a d in g Pre.~iden! Nixon t hrl)u ~h lhe in1ercess1on nf Alt v. <;en . John E .. ~l i !r·hell 111 r"ubl icly pro- mo1c the s1 ale 1·ourt eentPr last ~1 ;irrh ;is "011{' of 1!ie mos!. c,,.ei t1n,1? prPJec1.~ in the 1 recent his torv of r>ur Ameriran jud icial i;,:stem." lt was lAunched three months later. I At the core or Rurger"s I reform proposal s is the con- 1 \'iction that judgrs. pnrti cu lar- 1~, top judges. shl'uld not hal'c to spend their time on ad- ministrati1'e details. lie l i kr~ to draw pa rallels 10 the medtc;il profe ssion For 40 yea rs. he sa~'!'i. hospitals have u"ed adn1 inistratnrs tn relie,·e, doc tori; ;ind nuri;es of manage- ment duties. Shou ld n"t the cour1s have their 0\.\'11 "traffic 1 ma na_gers?'' There has lx>en lit!lp public d1sai;irce n1eot at a time when I mnsl Ar'l!rricans h<l \'f' ci!hrr l 1 expt>rienced delay in !he court.~ nr read ilhiu1! ii. I <11 lthou,eh sonic llousp n1c1nbcrs I grumhled la.~! rnonth al>oul providing Rurgrr 1~·ith i'I $411.000 a d m i 11 is I r a l i 1· e assistanl . 11 S22.R!l7 leg;il i'ls.~ls tant an<l ;ino1hrr seeretary. I The hill prissed Senal e ap- proval is considered :i ci nch. I :'<.lnre important. last ye11r (ongre"i; au!horized the hiring of nne ;:id1111nistrato r in earh nf the!! feder ~I jud1ri;1I rin;lL1ts al a ~;il;irv nf UJI tu S:lliJ)OO F1nd1n,1? c<1nd 1datc~ for the Joh~ h;:i" been d1Hi. ult \,,11e .. _, nf the posts has been filled. A press release issuerl b.v the <"ourt last month called 1his a •·.~u rprls1ng development'' anrl 1111 lted unen1ployed e,,.ccul1vl's In apply. Congrrss also <1ppn1ved an adn11n[s1ratnr fnr lhr courts of the Distrtct flf t:;nlun1b1<1 This pos1 w.:is fill Pd \11th ;i Rradu;itr 'l"itJ'f If t t.10ll6H JUST 1"o BE: A &\ITff.RF!.Y'? MO~T You HAVf. uer POWEf(''? .. of thf' Insti tute for Court ------------- f\1anagement at !he Llnl\'f'rsity of lkn\·er. ~lost of !he 01~trict of Colu mbia jt11li.;es wanted the jnli to go to their veteran (_"IPrk. hut Hurger used his mus<"l f'. He told Chief Jurli;:e ll<1rold H. f:rrene 1n a lr !ter unco\·rred hy The \\';i ~h 1ni:ton Star that '"the eourse on \1h1ch 1·ou have rmbi'!rkrd , were it lo be tnler?JPd . 11•ot!ld 1nev11ably cliscrPdit !ht> hasic idc;i nf irn- pro1 ed l'OLJrt 111anagcn1ent " The Dcnl'rr lnsti1u!P 11·<1s cr eated a ~'e;ir agn to <illc1 i:i!e v.·h<it Burger cAllS ' · 1 h e dcsµer<1!e need for a new catl'gory of lrainerl person- nrl." tt offers a six:-111onths ('<1u1·sc <1nd graduated its first (_'lass of .11 last Deccn1ber. Coa:;I Floris t Takes Honors l!arhor Area fl onsl, J\.1iwri :>.lolho h<1s earned one of three top ;111'i1rds 111 !he !-rn1or rt11·1sion uf flo11rr arran1:111g at the FTD 1 Floral Telegrarn Oe!iveryf conl'ention in Van- eouver. An rxol1c :irr;ingrrnrnt of ;111thuriu111s arid Auslrali an p1·ntc<1 <'la1n1 Pd (·nn1n1 endation frnn1 l.ROO FT D jud ges, :\luhl11 . 2:!20 f'J iff i)n1·e. Nc1Yporl Bc<ieh. is owner ;:ind opcrritor nf l-'lo\1·er.~ h_Y i\1 or ri at 448 E. 17th SL. Cos1;i .~l r~;i and ,1l f'ashion I s I a n cl . J\'cwpor! Rc;ich. Sale Ends Tues., Aug. 31 The ~11rues Bri tish and Am!'rican child ren play refte rt reality of this revolu tion-prone cou nt ry. Jn 1ls 146 ven rs as ;in 111· dependent ri-puhl1c, Bol n·1a has had lR5 revolutio ns and ~II prei;1dents. 11nd ii is nnl llkel.v 1ha1 the p<1ce \\'ill .~lacken in l hf' ltll!1led1ate ruiure. Col. Hugo Banzcr. "ho Sun - dal' beca me Aollv1a ·.~ newest pr~s1dent. f:i<"es a hard Joh. Throughout lhP c n un 1 r y lherP ilft' lhnusand" nf <1 rn1!'r! \.\'nr ke rs. \YhO bil!erl y rou~h! against the armed force~ Ir • • Life.,11ar1l ... Honors Sl:ilcrl An av.'ards n11:ht will be held r-.ionda y for the 2JO boy5 who p;:i rl1,·1pated i n Hunt ington RPl'I Ch's Junior I.if e gua rd 'progr<1rn !his su1nn1er. To he held 11t 7<10 p.rn. <1! lt1r l/unlingl.nn Rci'!ch High Sl·hV1d A u d i t oriu m , lhc prr1grarn will inc I u d e presentation of certificates of i'l rhievemcnt and competition ;i\.\·ar<ls by M;iyor (;eorge ~lcCracken. The L:n1l'crs1 tv pf S an Andres is a f'en.ter fnr suh- 1·crs1 1•e <1ct11·ities. A Ire Rd y there are report s of sturlents plannin,R lo orga ni1.e a l(uer- rilla C'ampa ign in Bolivia's c1111ntrvs1de And · p1•en within the new J,:nvrrnn1ent 1!.~elf. there 1s skpptrris m as to how lnng Bnl1v1 11 '" Snci alis! Pha lanx Et nnorn icall y Boliv1 11 also is fa ring a difficult s1luRllon. Dunng the Ill months Torres was In off ice. this country went further and further In the left. canceled contrart.'i OUTFIT GIVES YOU FOUR DIFFERENT LENS COMBINATIONS x;.-.r4A1 j - -~\---. -~_(·'~ -_ -~~~-~ ...... ~· I.- I.. • ~ ' " } -~ --\...'). :...J '.ii. --. -..... -:- SSMM NORMAL LEl'.'IS- give$ )'OIJ complete control ove' normol pictvre tolr:ing Bolivia's plight can be su m- 1n arized simply. On one sirle nf the po!11ical spectrum are the workers led hy Marxist former President .J uan Lechin and the left-wing i;tudents. Roughly 50 percent of the populAt1o n is on their side. 1"he anned forces also ha\'e the su pport of roughl y half the population Over the weekend Banzer anr! his followers "'on a battle. Bt1t, the v.·ar is not over. and Bolivia migh t well hi ve 1!s 186th re1·olutio n v.·lthin the neJC I ~·ear. MARTIN'S 17th ANNIVERSARY (5'~-. I IL~-;~ -~-.r:-.,, / , 11 OMM PORTR.AIT LENS -normol leru with 2ie coo- vetlet fOf doa.-up won. REG , $J49 • Complete outtit includ es: 1 000 OTL ceimera w ith f/1.8 le-ns , 20~ -mm a utomatic tele photo lens, 2x ~ teleconve rfer and block attoche cou Still Many Items to Choose From at Huge Savings. -{ ,) .~:··.' .. ~ ----.. l -~ '· ~.;:~;::.,-~ -\tl)l;.._ ),f . ~"' ~ Now! A double-function comero for the reol photography -btA f .. - hos everything you need for super cx:curote pic tures! Budt into It for wonderful conven ience O<"e two most impartonl meter ing syi tems -'"overage" for normal front lighting, ar-.d · spol · fo r d ro- motic shadow effec t~ Speeds lo slop-oct1on l/ 1000 th se cond, .se lf- t1mer -snap yourself High qua li t y, autom atic 200mm f/3 5 tele ohoto lens od d5 l o unl1m 1te d versot!l1ty. A g reet o u tfit! ' ... ,, -• 400MM LONG (EXTREME) TELEPHOTO with 2~ cOl'ro'er- ler, id6al fOf wildlife shots ..... " mast&r charge JUST SAY "CHARGE IT!" 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"· ·-..--~.J!!I Fo1· tl1e Reco1·cl .- Dissol 11t ions Of Marriage I'll-.! Au ... 11 lt GllM , L1Don 1nd ~l~nl•v P 801•, O•nn• L..., An<! V•r1n••8 l vnn Mon••· Ca•()line V and "••••• Kin••'· LvnrKM D>a~n ~Pld 0d"1d Glen• "" GrovP>. JerrY N. ~un /><!el• IA ""''""' ll>om~• r..i ana c~rcovn lu~g. J•, l!i1a Yvonn• ~nd Ch1rle1 Wt"•' Hudlor . Alke n , on<! GreROf' P LeKI>, M•r' 1'11lllams ~n~ ~""~'~ Lr~ Martin. R!cna1 11 Le Roy an<! Ro•eno Fo"~~v. t1•"• Jewell Jr. ana KatM1ne ,0, Foled Au9u1I l~ ,.,Mrn~lhV, tOHY J a'ld Jullllh L S1•aoor, /J..arv Vleiorl• 1nd Grover ll>M>••. Doll. M Arilou and RO!>Orl C. Rapp, F•nnie !dell ind llovmona C. Cornu~e, Poul L. ol>d Clla•lene Mark Wrl~enon, OP•I Joan ano Sill~ JM S~l\me11er, (idudla J. al'on. Jovte L"' and Kennet!• Wnll~l\••<I (lie•~. A<1rl1nn• Jo anll Jol\n lroetl w 11n.1.,.,1rn, Jonn G~"lord and Melinda '"" II.ult. K•1111..,.n L ftnd RMol\ C1mftreno, El!••lOI dn<t [dWM!!• Lvnn •n~ We>lt• O•an MM•, Fr"<!~·.., e i.1~1>(11\ MacHe"ir~. Ma1 !110 Jean ond lllctia•O (n~r l•• La.,u. 11:amlren M •~O l!·(~a•O 0. ~•drl•n91. l•nn IVon an<! P~ul o\•~r,a ,tn Of Mo•~· (&rol 5ue ond ll cber• (lldfi"" ll<ie>. Ma•Qoret Lvnn ona \llrRlt Al• .. ~noer Cool\, l•••'~ L"e on11 J •m~• E. Hunl, (11MI•• o. end Judl!n "'"" Q"~rle1. M~r!I\• M, and Arthur C. Mov~nta1,n9, Rlcne•om1s G, C.on•ale1. Norm• ana G1or111 INlERLOCUl"DRY OEC~fES Feliciano Suspect Guilty SANTA ANA -Gene Ron· dondo or Newport Beach, onehme CO-O\\'nt'r of the 11l- f;1ted \\le s l cl if f Drive restaurant that bore the name of blind singer Jose f'eliciano, was found guilty \Vednesday in Orange County Superior Court. of nu.ill iple charges of grand theft Judge Jarnes Turner closed a three day non;ury trial by ruling guilt~· on charges that Rondundo, ~6 . of 2422 E. 22nd SL, w<1s resJXlns1ble for the lhefl of 322 cases of liquor during his tern1 as co·owner of Feliciano's restau rant. Deputy District Attorney l\1artin J. Heneghan sue· cessfully argued that the li- quor was transferred to Feliciano's by Rondondo dur- ing July of 1969 from the former Saddlebar k Inn in Lai!;una Beach. Rondondo and Ch a r I e s "Chuck" Dryer, 33. of 1645 Sunset Lane. Laguna Beach, \vere subsequently indicted by the Orange County (lrand Jury following investigation of \vhat investigators described as a liQuor hijacking. Charges against D r e y e r have been dismissed follow ing his appearance as a prosecution witness against Rondondo in the trial con· eluded \Vednesday. Rondondo still faces trial on other charges of bribing a pol!ce officer.furni s hi n g dangerous drugs ;;rrid con· spi racy. Thal tria l is scheduled lo t"l pen OC'l. 18. Judge Turner is scheduled lo sentence Rondondo on the grand theft charges Oct. 7. Laguna Plans One-n1an Show lta .Jt11ae , Too Fair May Expand to 10 Days By TEHRY COVILL~ 01 Ill• 1>•11, Pllel 11111 Orange County Fair direc· tors will consider expand ing the fa ir tQ 10 days and 1novlng it to June instead of July in 1972, Both propos;1ls will be 111ade tonight by Jarnes Por!erfleld, general man::i~er of the frur. Directors of the 32nd Dist riet Agricultural Assoc1:it 1011, 1 he fair board , meet at 7<10 p 1n. in the board roon1, 88 Fair Drive, <..:osta r.!f'sa. "It doesn't take lhat n1uch more effort to prepare for a rigt1t aflt:r 1nost schools lu Orange Counly close for the s u n; 1n er , ' ' Po1·1crrield rx· plalnl'<l . "\\'c L'illl J;t'L <;chool .\uungstt'rS n1o~l 111\'Qlvetl 1n the fair. In July a Jot of theni are already gone on vaca· lions." Tilt June Fair da le ~·ould rilsu ofter lt:ss compelLtion from 01hrr atlractions such as the beach and county an1use- n1en1 parks. he <1dded. "The 111ost t·ompet1!1on for everyone is 1n J ~ly I .... ·ant lo take us out of th<rt." VCI Professor Joi11s Nixo11 Drug W cir V11it 11)..day fair than ii does for a SANTA ANA -Dr John C. J\·lainlenance Progran1 In 1969. six-clay fair," Porterflcld said. Kran1f'r, a UC I rv l n e Ue is expected to take a leave lie plans tu sub1n1t two psychiatri~1 and llc:id of of absente fro1n that job as Uudgets to fa ir directors. one Orange ('aunty's i\lf't hadone .,.,·ell as frorn his post with b:1sed on a IO·day fair, the maintenance prngra1u f or UC!' c !) 1 fll d" · nther on the customary six· heroin addicts, has been nanl· s o ege o e ic1ne. day even!. Dr. Ernest Klatte. the ed assislant director or Porterfield estimates the President Nixon's war on drug county's deputy director or total cost of fair operations in abuse. Community ~1 ental Health 1972 at $345,000, based on 10 Dr. Krainer. 4!81 Brisbane Servi('es, said Saul Slo!zberg. days of activity. Three sources \Va y, Ir vi ne. \1·ill juin the staff chie>f psyl'hiatric social worker of income for !he fair hoard tif Dr. Jeroni!! ,Jaffe, h~ad of f h I are eslirnaled at : or t e J\1ethadone c inic will the S""cial Act ion Office for •.~ ,·, •• ,,,.,, d;•eclo• d ... ,.,, -A $101,000 carrv. over from ··-= ., a • • "'' 1971. JJ1·ug Abu se PrCl'l'llliOn 111 Kr<1n1er's absence. \l'ashini;ton. D L'. 0'' · Jh I J -State donations fron1 hors£' erseeing e 0 ca 'fhe ney,·Jy.fnrn1ed ai;!ency progran1. Or. !\!alt!! said. will racing amounting to $SB.ODO, \l"ilS dC'.<:-igna !ed by President he Dr. Edv .. ard Quass of -Locally generated revenue Nixon to con;bat drug ad· Laguna Beach. y,•ho v.· 111 with a 10-day fai r and other diction on a naliony,•ide> b..isis. assume duties as Orange yearly activities of $362.300. Dr. Kramer established the County's d<'puty director or The general manager ex· Orange County J\1ethadone drug abuse services Sept. I. peels the fair board to end I ~~~~~~~~;,;;:..;::::;~.ii,;;::.ii,;;:~~.ii,;~~~I 1972 with aOOut $177,470 in pro-11 fit. if a 10-clay schedule ls adopted. Each year·s profit is thrown into the next year's budge>t. Porterfield also <"Onsidcrs the shifting of fa ir dates a ma· jor mO\'e that could strengthen th<' annual show . The fa ir was held July 13·!8 this ye>ar. he> proposes moving it to an open· ing date of June 16 in 1972. ·'Thal allows us to open Widow Give n ' i I See ~Y Today's Want Ads e DO YOU NEED TRANS- P 0 RT AT l ON 1'0 ~Cll<>OL ~··:·? ~ 'l'hr n look for th•s ad ln tl1e Class1- f1Pd sec11011: A n1ans' 10 .~pt't'd h1ryde in good :-h,tj)I:. e ,\:'\YU:-il:: J:-1 T!!E i\!Afi- 1\J:::T fOR A REl''RIGER· ATOR? START LOOK ING l!Elt.E! ! ! Because 1hert' B d I is a Cop~r1one !or sale raver·y Me a 1hat Is ~'rost Frt>f'. A one man shov• of \l'Orks by e LOOKIT\G t'OB. AN AS - Laguna Beach artist Robert EL Toll O Thi.' ~RT:O.!f.:N·r o~· FURNl- Buck\and v•i!l ~gin Sunday at Distinguished ('n il1:111 Srr\'tce l TURE~:-I !ere ts 11. Holly- En1erec1 ~utu•, 11 f.)('s Art. 1416 S. Coast Award, the highesl military \ \\'Ood BC'd anli a Dining w.tnP, Cnrl•hnP Lo~ •p ~,,., Larry J·/o'gh way, Laguna Beach. d be -·• ·1· h / J Mt '""'"· Btvt•11 J . •nd Jo~n illr< Buckland y,•111 di s p I a y for bravery, h;is he e 11 all bE>lng sold lly the s11mE' ~cou, E!orcd o an<l Neb~ r:.v a'var stoV•nJ on l'l\'1 1;1nsl l\•·1u1 1a IC' =<II• ~1" c 1a1rs dn~•' • h. d -" /h I f . h Ad C•~11.w111 .. c "n<1C•nt"'d" 11 n11d carv1ngs, grap ICS an presentn1 to e 1111•1\\' o prrl'On 1111 <' ~11.n1e in Beoo•n C•r<'1 ~"" non"'" ni ls in old masler form al lhe LaRoy Huenc. a for111e 1· em· I torluys' \V11n 1 Ad.~. Mt N•rn•r•. J•. Hall .. B•ll• "n~ D•"'".J~~~~1~~~~~=~~~~~~~r~~=~::~~~l ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;I M. sho1v which y,•ill last through ploye al U1e Marine Corps Air _ !r~•nDrlrnonn. e~rb••" "''''' """ the end of Septen1ber. Station. El 'l'oro. -l'mf> Wcll1~m P.••f<llD••. l\,l ty Ja• •rod "•1'1Clo M•• p.,.,rlo. ~lon<• /\ ~nd W•lll•m E. ,.ngO•~I, L •nd~ ~~P 8hll W•lh•m Llc~d ""'"· L•n<I• Gav and l\r,~n G11v 1 avlor. LD'' L•""'"~ """ Jo••¢ R •t~ard Bawm&"· Jim•• l"hom•~ I 'll! 1(1rt n Fll•I~ ""'"· "~•I'·' r a<1d "~·"P II l\oo;l9k ll '.. ~andra Kl• I nd W>lll1m l'I •n nl.t•mo, G••I• J •ml "10<1 " ~.n~•~. LyO•• M 1nd ~.rola D (h•um•n. FoYf Mar,r and 1',ennt11> s~vnd•r ~ I • RuP L""" [ and eo•I• Jane ~.,.~, J; •nn• fl ~O~ <l obPrl r ~TPQ ll~ll•nbecO, Jat>.al,ne M•bl1 1nd ,<I.Iva Mori• Deatl& /\1ot.iccs LIBBY '1~1~ ttr'l<l•ev l •t•O• ~11•Y•Vfl:l O• d•u~I>•~•. (;•at• Den•mure. Coro,,. a•I Mi rr 11•all1tr, Wall~ce f<l~~l1v "' S•n C le"'•~· !• 1 .. o Qr.•n<IC~liaren, numu <1110 nlK •I •nit n•oh•w• ~e·~ltM. 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Ol·orr !)111 f.,J>,\ HUNTINGTON BEACH r • .. , • ., ,.l H'I-f»>: I PANORAMA CITY ,. p...,.,.,,, 8"'111 A:.>1 l VENTURA ""'""" .. <l~'I "ll. '' • 4'<11 ~-/<; .. ROSEM EAD Ph';lr;" !11 ' (1 CANOGA P,6.RK,.. • ~<ol', COVINA p hone 961=t-74 • ! ' . ·-., ' ~ 1_J DAILY P'JLDT -~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~ Ttiur~av Augu\t 26 1971 f'1t itUL 1· Clftf'lJS 1>11 Bil K rnne Owi1e1· to Appeal De nied Motel Bi(l The Newport Beach Plan· ning Commission's denial of a use permit for development of a 14·unit motel near the Newport Pier will be appealed lo the city council. a representative for o wn er \V ill i;i n1 S!1oe said. Co1nm iss1oners said they denied the request beca use they v.·eren't sure if the "out· ot·the·"''il y" loca tion at 2fl05- 2009 Court Street could cater to a transient motel trade. Assistant Communit y development Director James He~·1cker broUJ:ht up the possibility of the building betnJ: ··00ot1eJ;! apartments." a quest.ion v.·hich bothered conl· missioners at a previous hea vily residential, bul Roher! Seiling, representlng I he ovoner. said Stine "v.•ants a n1otel !here" and produced photograrhs supposed to show how \'isihll' 1hf' stru('\ure \\'1\lllrl )){' fl'fl!ll l!'(lfflr· I !'resent den..,11~' p1·r unit in the n1ntel is sr1 iii .1;,o squ;1re feet. If required to hct'orne an ap;1rtn1ent hou.<:(', d e nsi t y would have tn be increased to 800 square feet per unit. t~Ur (~SEEN (u lN ) FORT ~ LAUDERD/rI.B~ 1LORfDA ( (J d "Pleose, Mommy? Can we toke him home with us? He could sleep in my room end I 'LL take core of him ," Nader's Group Jumps Into 'Boondoggle' meetinJ?. All 14 ur11Ls "'·ere designed v.•ith kitchens, but the owner had volunteered lo take out ha lf of the f;icilitics if it v.·oulrl improve the motel i;latus. "Is thi.~ a th inly d is_gui.~ed apartment house ~" asked cornmissioncr r.ordon Glass. "It doesn't seem like the owner is going into the motel ..ta•6· ~?!>BARING NOW AT SACRAf\tENTO \AP l Th . business seriously," he ;idded. Ukiah is a town or 10.01 4 v.•ate~ !~~~ ;g:i~r1;~w s~~~o~gh:-==T=h=e=Co="'='='=''='=''=a='='=a=:isl Naya • Impala • Camara s.·'c-•.~o T''~5D "" ¥flDQV. ~·· ....... •n ""~ residents in the v.•oo ded theaqueduct-andnowdoes-· ---· ~::v~~t;~h~~~~;;e~~~~: ~ 6··:1 \Ji;. Al llflH DA llfl•tJn&'A mouo1';°' oocth of Sa n -would insuce that "all of KlDS LOVE • ., ••' •• """ ••n """' 3'1""· .,lfl'IT .. O, .. T "-'•-'"' ........ ff. ""'I. II ft Francisco. It receives an California can flower and cf.eds of 11c-w '71 "Chevys ..... llltl\:il ·II /lill 0 ..... ,-....... .rlt AJD nn average 56 inches of rain a receive benefits." priced ill1t datl ar1 abav• i~,.Gl!liil:;~;=-;:~~~~"~....: nd th b R . UNCLE LE N cost. Liberal Trode-t n Al· year a e near Y uss1an Statistically, tbe pr0 i'0 •t w,·11 f n . . '-' <=L lawancc-1. Low, Jaw lank ------ River fl ten oods In winier consist of these components f ina11tlnq. Hurry~ lc-fa•• ! I 1 R d ti and spring. when it is completen in 1973: Saturdays in stack dep1 .. w1. ea 1e DAILY PILOT Los Angeles ha s a Twenty-one dams with a population or 2.8 million. It capacity of 6.8 mi!Jion acre-The DA ILY PILOT For T S C gets 1s inches or moisture a feet or water: sas mt1es or I , op ports overa!!e year and the concrele·channel-aqueducts: six powerplants,'-------------'' ----------------·----;----~'----;-;;::::::::::;...,; ed Los Angeles River often is with a generating rapacity of --•------=fi~:i~~.· \~ t~h:tr~;it~r~1 b~~ t~hir:o;u·g~lh~~,.~,:n·~.t:1;,~w'pcn~d~:~,~f',:nl~.::.01; 11Y OU get it better at the 6Wherehouse 11 !er California controversy !hat .. ... " ., has caged foe decades -°'" The keystooe ;, 770-foot h;gh BIRTH DAY s Al E getting the water from where Oroville Dam on the Feather it is Lo where il is needed River 70 miles north of most. Sacramento. There will be two Californians, by a narrow major catch basins for the vote, elected in 1960 to launch water in the south end of the the $2.8 billion Californ ia aqueduct -Perris Reservoir Wafer Plan. the mosl massive in Riverside County a n rl project of its kind. to get Castaic Reservoir near Los WE'RE ONE YEAR NEW AND STILL GROWING! surplus Northern California Angeles. water to the thirsty. growing Al first. in the late 19JOs. the south. v.·ater project created a nnrth· As I b t proje<:t nears com· .<:llUth split The original Sl.75 pletion. consumer advocate hillion bond issue that J:O I thr Ralph Nader has entered the proiect going ~·as approved at dispute -sending a task force the polls 111 J91)() despi!e a 4-! Of youthful "Nader'!'i raiders" vote ;igainst it in the 11orth. Into Califnrni11 to study the fearful of !osin~ water it water project and the state's might someday need . land use pollcies. The plan carried ~I in the In a report issued Sunday, more populot1s far south of the task force called the proj· (;ilifornia. ect possibly .. , he largest 'fhe water will be sold lo a speciaf.in lerei;I boondoggle in 11Jlal or 31 cuslorners ranging history." '' 1' he "rt1iders" from the Napa and Solano clai med that the projc1·t v.·ould cnunlv flnod control and water benefit "a fev.· corporale eonsel·vation districts in the £;irms in thP San .Joaquin North Sa n Francisco Bay Vallev, a hand r u 1 of rcg:on to 1he J\1ojave \Vat er I a n d n w ners. speculators. Agency and San Bernardino developers and water-usin~ in· Valley Muni ci pal W a t e r dustries in Sou 1 her n District in the south. Californi:i. and 1hP builders." By far the higgrsl eui;torner The project shQ11ld come lo v.·ill be the ~1etropolitan a halt. the report said. \\'i1\er District of Sou1 hern Controvers~· is nothing new California \\"hich serres the tn ~hP prnj('rl. but 11 has h;:irl vast Los Angeles metropohla n the arrlcnl b<1ck1ng or !hrrr a rea state adminislrationi; headed The f\ader 1.1sk fnrl'I' says by bo1h llepublican a nd the proiect really 1s cos11nJ: DPn1nerallr go\'crnors ahoul $\(I tiill1Qn . not SJ h11\ion If it 1s ;i hoondo~gle, a~ !he s1a1e el:11m£. Thcte- rleclared an irate former \.01• fore. l h e rrpQrl aq_z11es Edmund G Bro.,.,.n. ··t would "The proie•t \\'Ill rrlurn harr· hke to ha1·e ti rena1ned \v ao cenls in hr nef1t fnr r1rr\' Bro11·n·~ boondoggle " $1 nf puhlic Pxpend1t11rr " Four :. rnrs i'ign, C o 1• • ;==='--=~=----,! Reagan st('lfl(! al the northern terminu.~ of the 44·milf' loni;.: California Aqueduct. a krv part of the projecL anrl decla red: "A projel'1 such as th i~ is one 1ha1. can and should unite our people. not di\'ide them." TAKE THE NE WS QU IZ We Dare You ... Every Saturday -1000 ORDER ~: ~J l!eautiful I>• Stick-on " YOURS ., \ LABELS TODAY! Personalized • Stylish • Efficient Order For You r•elf or a Friend Mey be used on envelopes as return 11ddre'' le be!s. Also 'Very handy ., identific ation labels for markin9 personal items such es books, records, photos, et c, labels stic k on 9 less and mey be uied lor mark in g home cenned fo<.d ilems. All le bels e re printed ""ith styli sh Vogue type on fine quelity whit• 9 ummed p•p•r. § • "">l' "WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET' FLIP WILSON CELEBRATING WITH fl CHEECH AND CHONG l~t liar( red; t1111e., 1! ••t C~•tlW \Clltttll l 1•4 ••t C~11ese {Cllurr;J. n EIRTll llUll!E . ' ' ·, ~k ,:'f~ ~·. . 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Why not try shopping at a Good- will Retail Store for their summer clothes -and your~! 590 W. 19th St. Costa Me•a Open Mon. lhru Fri. 9-9 S<it, 9 til l 5:30-646-2479 Your Dollar Buys More At The GOODWILL STORE BOX SPRINGS & MATTRESS $3790 FnAM & l'f/ITHER PILLOWS 2 ... $349 19' .. WOMEN'S CAPRIS 33¢ :~' WOMEN'S DR ESSES 19¢UP BABY MATTRESS $995 MEN'S PANTS 59c.79e MEN 'S SHOES s1.ss UP MATTRESSES ! $1995 BOX SPRINGS $1795 Please Use These Booths In Your Neighborhood C•ll 646·2479 For Pi ckqp Service lhur\o11iy, August 26, 1'>71 DAILY PILOT J3 . As Viet War Winds Down, Another Heats Up B~· PHIL Nl-:WSOM UP! ~o<•I•" Nowt Aftl l•ll As the LJn1t~ St;ites winds ct0wn its \\'ar in South \'iet · 11<1111, anulher. su f;ir un n1::irked by \'1olcnce bu l nonetheless st'r1ous, is wind ing "' T!11s is the t'tl111u1ui11g stru;:,- glr aniong the \-\Orld 's flil11<111s f nr that currently 111 11 s l preelllus ul all sources of in- dustnal power-01!. In Asi:i. 1\ cen!crs nn lire ('Urlt111entill shtlf rlir1111ni.: fron1 !tie w::iters ~11f tlun11a 111 ll1e so11thwesl to thr sl':1s t1l't11·ecn Ch1n;i find .J<1p;n1 1n 1hc 11111·thf•;1.~t . T!w ! 1111('{! ~t 1111·~ IS 1n1•1h I'd hut .. 1111 11\•·1r!•·n1 :1lh , ,1od 1t$ 10!(' IS ;lll>\l l,1 1hi'l! nf tr,1111g to c~i1·11 ·;ite itself without losing frirnrl~ 111 thi> 1hirl-. nl 1L are .IP~Jilrl, /\'at1onal1st China, fl1;11nland China, South Vietnam and the history. claim thrrn frotn the tecl1nr1 to gulf's exploratory Philippine!. l5th century. On this the 1essels 10 the area. !n1nl1·ed are vi rt lJ a 11 y Taiwan and n1a1nland Chine.i;e The d 1~pute ov er Senkukll or unhrard nf desert i.~land~ Tian \'u Tai i~ onl•• the hct\t"r aj.\rre, d1ffl'ring. f1f C'O\lrse, on ' 11 h1c h ;ire dr;;;1r;;h!e nnt for 1-11.rL!icil.l·d one. h I h I I 11 hethl'r they helong to Taipei y, Jtl 1es on 1 err sur ace iut The I 'hi!ipp111es l1a vc :l~kf'd for what 111111• lit' b1>n('t1lh II or l'cking, \'atiur1ali.~l l'hu1a tn n ·n1ol'l' ii:. ~·or instur1~'t', .J;ip;in, Ta1wf111 A111ong the Ct1111f'se 1t is a !t'\~lp~ fnun an isl:11nl 111 1114' tind !>1;unl(l11rl Ch111 a al! l11v h1~hly cn10!1un::il issue ;ind hllS Spr<il!_v g1·ou 1l I~ \ng hC'tv.·ccn cli!an-lo !Ille l1t1lr i::n1up ~;1 \('d Hs1nhua. !he Corr11nur11st l hc l'hilipp1ncs :ind Sou!h Yu.·l- ob~eurc tl1 :111c1en 1ts n11n1hr1·s l 'h1ncse news agen('Y to nani Tlie f.'ilipit1(•S b;ise thc11· ;ire 11n\·ert;i1n. ~1111e sa y e1i.:ht. del'lrire: i·ta 1111 less on terr it or i 1'I l Sor11c sn~· 12 "\l'r 11·::irr1 the Japanese \-\'altr.~ than on lhf'ir :1s~1·rlion Thf' .Japan!'~(' <';.ill lhetn n1il1 !anst.~ outright !h<it the lhat 1he group lies within the Senkaku and the L'h 1nese, T1rto Chinese prnpl(' \-\'ill nPi·er Philippine ;i1Thip('l;1g11 Yu Tar. pern111 1he J;ipanese gani;s1ers Also u1 cl1spule ;ire tht' TJ1c C-ruted Statr ~ hold s tn trainple nn our sacred ll'f· P;ir;i<'l'I l s l~nt!<; where \hl' then\ t~uw. 1-rgard1ng lhl'rll ;;i<; ri1nr_i· ;:ig;11 n " ('n 1nrn11ni~t l'hinf·~e h;H'<' ;1 p)H'\ flf 1he l1 ,1'llk.1 IL'i !11 '>hl!'li Tht> l n11rrl S1;it1•s 1u~l 11 ;111\s J.!<ltT1~0111. T J1\·y Iii• 1 1~ th<' Anutht>r dispute cnnt·en1s \Jny Takeshuna ! s l a n d hrlween J11pan An(! South l\urt>a. It is o(·cu p1ed by a l\1•l't"illl 1-'l•lice del<1••h111e11t ~:ven 111 the 1n1d.~t uf a 11 ar 1nr surv1v11I South Vietnam ;:il~n ha~ tin1e to entl'r the cnn- trn1ersy. The gnvernn1en1 an- H"u11eed in June it wo\l!d take: ALL-DAY CLASSES Enroll Now Fall Semester Kindergarten th111 8th Grade • Teachinr; the 4 R's with phonics • Door·to-Door Bus Serv)ce •Before and After Schoel Care • Reasenable Tuition /1J fll lill/OHI \'11//t'I/ 11iN35 Rronklri1rst Strret 962·33 J 2 h1ds 1() explore and expfrut 160.001 sqt111re miles or .... ·ater nff South V1elnllm. It savs II ('(lrllplln1es tial'e bfd on· con- ce~s ion n~h!~. HAWTHORNE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS Fall Semester Start• Tues., Sept. 7 Keep Your Children In Good Hand5 ()k1n;111<1 :il~u hrlnoi::s ;:ini! nut ::ind h;i~ warnrd C11lf Oil 11orlh11 t•s\, 1111[ f;1r f 1· \J n1 \I hi{'h llr(' \(\ be rl'I urncrl in .~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~iiiiii ... iiiiiiiiiii•~~~====~====~jijijijijijijijijijijijijiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ ( 1;1( 11 l'.'lnno! prn1nisf' p1·11· !la111;111 _ .J;:ip;u1 llf'Xl ~·r;.ir. --- ,)?.pan'.~ h1~tnrll':il r· I ;i 1 ni l ,::nes P;ick lo 1he last cen111r~· 1 But Lhe Chinese, also citing ' u I I . '. A LABOR SAVING LABOR DAY PAINT SALE ... Viet Candidates LATEX HOUSE PAINT Go to Extrenies SA)(;!H\' (\;pr 1 -(lnP Siiulh \'i<'!rlilTTI<'-!'e c;1n<l1rl<il P is run- ning unrlcr ;:i s.\·1nhnl nf 111·0 eh,,11stirks and a bow l of rite. Another hopeful for the N;i- t ion;il /\ssen1bly ('lcclion A11g. 2!1 is u~ing a piclure of l'.S. l'rcsidcnl lliehard :0.1 N1 .~nn with ii ll itler-st.1 le 11111~t:u·hl' dr;nvr. in ;ind a l;1rge "X" ;u·n1ss 1he pho!u. Still an 11 ! he I' P"S:~ihilit_y rr~islrn'd ;is !hr :l:!i'd 111:111 11n !he hall11t. in his northt t'n prnvint•f' l11•r:otn·r ".).)" is th•! n;in1r of a popular herr. i)[hcr (':.!JJdid;1{CS :ll'r USl!l~ 11·;1lrr hu fL-ilnes, c!\111·s nr1d h;unhno .~t111<1ts 011 I h e 1 r r il1npa1gn pu;;Lt·rs. lnll'rt·sL wa s n111n111g hig ll in l hl' f1 r~l 1•l1'ctiun uf lo11'f'r hnu~e tnr1nbtrs or the 11:1\i•111a! Jcgisl;iturc :;inee 1~167. Hul ll'1tl1 ;11[ hf [)if;' !Ul'llHlll l'~Hl~!'\l hy t11a111•u\'t'rill)i f11r the t\1•inl\1'1' pr!'s1drn1l<d ra(•e 11·h it·ll 11·:111·.~ prcs1d('n\ t\'gl1_11111 \;in Th1t·u ;is tl1<' nnl ,• t•:11ulid:•I<', the ;1~:-.1 •111111.\' 1·;1('{' l1:1s l)l•en pul j1\l•1 tile haekgruund. N1111t·!lil'lt'ss. thl're ;ire 1.2'.17 (•audiiJ:il!•'.) l'y111g fur 15!1 st';_1ls l r11n1 \'11·l11:1n1·s 44 pn11111('!"' :1 111! :-,j'( 11111111·ip:1lilit'S, or ;il•olll ch~ht (•;11Hltd:ilt'S pt·r· S1':1l. 'l'llr• uulrorne t·11uld i111lil':1(e p11lil11· 1·e:1ct 111ll 111 t·lt'l'!loll 110:1tl('IJ\'(•f'S II h1l'li 11:11 l' bt'l'll \'i,·1· l're~alt·nl Nguyt•t1 C:tn l\y :1111! t :1:11 Lluong \1:111 1H1g1 r.111111, )(';1d<'r of 1hc l!lfi.1 t'll\JI) 11·h1ch r11rrthrew the rt'gi1nt Hf th" late preside nt J\gn P1 nh ]lJCll1. drnp IHI\ of the fill'C ch;irg1n;; Thieu w11h clettion I IJ:!,C::lng . Thr ;:i~srn1hlv prrsenll_\' is hr;i1 Ii,\' pro-Thieu. hut i\·!inh rct·e1 1·cn his qu;il1fy1n_g support lrir the p1·esidcn!ial ballot fr·n111 1hP lar):!t' Rurlrlhtsl h\11c lll 1hl' hnusr. The Srn<1te elects members 1n nfl·ye;irs under til•' con.~t11u11ru1 ilciopted in 1~Jfl7. 1\s frl'quentl_v is true \1•ith \'ic l11<1 1nt·~e politics, the pl'i11tipo1I t·andidates are 1101 1 llL't1·ssanll· 1he bigge."l at· h'llt lll!l-,t:f'\I !'I'S. .-\ d i.~:ilili•d \eteran fatall.v hur·nt•d hi111 ~t·lf \l'ilh g~soli ne l'!'('l'fllly, lf';l1·111g ;1 no1t• bt'hind th:11 he 1·1111ld 1111 longer· "live u11tl1 ·r ;1 n·g1111e 1hat is l1uilt 1111 the sr1id1l'rs' s;1t'rifi('es, a rt•g111\t' th;1t h;1s lit'l·o111e ri('h IJ.1 pr·11i1111g111g Ille 11·ar," ,\ \ lt'[!l;(llll'Sl' 111 :1j11r ('{Jlll- pl:1111('d Ilia\ his run1111anding ul!itt'I' iss ued ;1 d1rct·live tell- 111,i.: liis Sllldiers to vute pro. g1J •Pr11111enl. St1t•ral ;r gitators J1:11 t' IJL·1·11 .i;1il1·d fur brief pi•1101!s. 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Yt)Ltthful U.S. 1'ourists 1•,\J;IS 1l "Pl l --\\'here cio :11111 \1•l lil);. •\111f'1 l!';.i 11s ll ;11_ \\1,..1 <ii 111.-111 s11ff,.r fron1 nf'r\ c~ ;ind ' a~ the rt'<l~n n fnr l;i).;e ;iJ:i.nns. !'..rrl nry ll 1.~C'ncn, l!l, 0f San SilW a ' so rt out IO l\nlh1ni.: 111.w1• sPr-11•11.s 1h:u1 111111111<'.s lilll'r v.·11!1 ::i rl1<1Anns1" Iii"''! ~lq 111;11·l1~ ur squ::i.~he<l nl 1nild t n 11 .s 1 Ii I i -~, ::i I•"'~. l111t Iii<' 1•:11l111i,: 1·notn 1.s ;i prr~rr 1 pt 1011 f or pen1r1ll1n f:""d pl :11'(' 111 lr;u!P tr:'l1cl lnh'fli,!t')-. <111r! a $fi bill. I 1111\t·.~ and nf1t•11 i~ ,.,_ li1ely as She l1:1d been in (:rn nn11y, ;1111 IJ't! l-\:1nk ~·;1f(• she ~;i1d. ;i1u! w;i1, nn her 1,1ay lls !11gh ct'ii111g1•cl. roi"ini,v to l,ondnn and th11u,1tl1t .~he f'(•t l'ld(ll".' :ire a tnret·;i for 11 ould "drnp in al a n ' 11·:11el 111·:11 \' nnd :rn1·c) sick /\nicne1111 hospital," 1 1·n11ng l!lf'll .:•nd 11·11 1·11r.11 frorn "Do yo11 ~;ive tn pa y now"" I ihr hlut' hl:i1rr to 1h(' h<if'k-asked ;i 11orncd girl sitt1n_g in , f:"'p; Ii JC '"''"',.. ~· ' ~ . . SAVE 5.97 Exterior LATEX, HOUSf: PAINf As Advertised In ... t.lildew Resis\aol \IPX·9 ~I Interior LATEX Woll finis~ LATEX WALL FINISH Get q u11 lity e "d l!tonomy! Ifs the id11 11 I dPcor t1 1iv'!I coa ting fo r nl!w or prtvioosly P"'inled 1ur ft'I CI!\, c::one r.,+• w.,11 \, wellbot1 rd, fibflrbot1rd, prim"d ml!f11 I, w.,llp11p1tr 11nd pr imed wood surfae •\. Got11S 011 l!t1,i!y w ith roll er, bru~h or tprt1 yer. YOUR CHOICE LATEX HOUSE PAINT Long-lt1 sling. 11ll -purpo1Po ho1J\~ p<'l •n l for ut11 on wood, ~tucco, c.onc r•t11, 1ton P 11 11 d cern11nl bloc.ks. Furn", mil- doew , blister e nd f.tde-re1 i1l t1 nt. So "p .ii nd wa ler c.lea n up. Reg. $4.98 A Gallon Roq. 8.98 A Gallon 2 GALS. for 11.99 LATEX HOUSE PAINT e Over 1000 Colors Custom Mi xed to choose from For us e on exterior wood, brie.k, stuee.o, ma,onry or primed melt1I. SAT-N-HUE INTERIOR PAIN! Full-Bodied NON-DRIP FLAT LATEX • Choice of 20 Custom Mixed Color• and White Flow~ oo \rnoothly without 1.,p.rnerks •• , eovo;ors mo\I ~urf.,ce ~ in ius t o nl'I eot1 !! Dr il'ls in 30 minul11\ wilhout pt1 int y odor. Provid1t1 e v&lvet fief fini1h that I\ lr 1i ly scrubbabl & t1 od f11d11 -r 11siste nt. Too ls & l!q ui rm!!nl el11 e n wp in 'oap y wt1ter. REGULAR 7.98 GALLON 2 GALS. FOR 1099 HOUltS: .Mo11,-Frl. ' cim-t pm Sot. t ci"'·6 pl!'! 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H!INTINGTON e r.ACH: Cl Hiont"••t"n Conl•• • •/1 41 ~1 /1111/ 'SANIA ANA LOAN S[FIVICf AG[NCY. 1"0~ N ).!•on SI • l ll ~J 547-915/ SANTA MONICAl 1 JA w.1,!n•• a1vrl. • 3~1 0/4~ SAN P[0"0' \O!" .-. r.,,,,,, •Ill 214l WfSl COVINA: [••"•n~ S~n1>r>•rt (,!•, • Jll 220 1 P.l.NORAMA CIJY: A~l f, V•" rluy• lllv~. • e•; 111 i TARZAN.I., \~l~l V•"lln O !l lw! • l ~~!~!~ LONG !1£ACH· .h~ .t Lnr u\t • ll / l l•l £.I.ST LOS ANGCLES: RU> .t 5ni~ <fJpt n•n• s"""I Dally Hout' -9 AM lo 4 PM Open Stlurdays -9 AM to 1 rM No! 0111~ S 1 1111d tY~ 14 DAIL V PILOT Fil111 Shows Fre11~h Poli~e Aiding Nazis Comin9 Au9. 28 FaiMY~ By ALlNE ~t.OSBY l11e Arner1c<1n~. the lerrnrisl3 r>e <:aulle Lhus wcnl coin· So much hate'. '1 Tht' film 1<o•as produced by laboo, as 1f film maker1 fear to gi11e the FrenC'h an image of themselves Je1111 glor1ou11 than that "'hich they wish to .. _. .. i..., PARIS (U Pll _ Yr.' hi 1 e irrench resislance J ... down pletely again.st the d1recuon of Much of the film centers on two r·rcnchmen, Andre Harns Fran<'f' officially celebra~~ "'It h .the starvers: '' h1srnry, and ii he did not sa1·e interviews with the people of a and Alain de Sedouy. They had the l1berat1on of Paris in The interv1e"·ers 1n the f1\n1 France. at least he saved the t y pic a I French town, made a documentary for August, HM4, an unofficial film could find no survi\'Ors 11,hn 1111age of France." Clermont-Ferrand, on ! 1 f e frenrh TV on rhe pre-"·ar ls showing the other stde of hP.:i.rd Charif'~ de (;;iulle's ap-Pierre \.fendes-Fraoce, a under the occupation. A period. Marris says thry then the coin this week -that a peal of June !940 In the l~t'ee French fighter of Jev.·ish shopkeeper says he put an ad decided to produce afl(Jther on j!;rc;it many .French did nol French people to res.st the oc· ancestry and later premier of in the pape_r to assure his the occupation era because resist the Nazi occupation. cupiers. postwar France, was im-clients he was not Jewish. A other films on that epoch ··Ex- The film, ''Le Chagrin et le i::mmanuel O'Asticr, former prisoned b_11 the Vichy regime German soldier who had heen alt the spirit of the resistance. Pitie" (The Sorrow and the head ol the F'rench resistance fnr •·desertion." He says in the stationed in !he tow n. recalls but the great majority of Pity f, was Jnade f or n1011en1ent. says, .. De f:aulle filn1 the occupation showed the French girls "·~:ere 11ery ~'rench were neith e r 1 e I e v i s i 0 n • bu t 1 he be_gan his c-;ireer with a dec!'p· .. the ter1dency for demagogy a cc om mod a t i n g. ' ' A resislance f ighters n or g 0 11 er nm ent -run French t1on. If a referendum had been l'nuld 111 any minute come tn pharm;icJsl says with a shrug, n1en1hers of the resistance television banned if. Since held in 19411. 90 per cc-nt uf 1he life. !hill it flowered just below '"\\le all wanted lo i111e," and network . Some \\"ere col- April the filni has been run-people would have sidcd"\\'llh 1he surfacr., .Yes. yes, 1 \\'as hi s postwar children, now !alx>rators. There 1s ltttle ning, <inyway, in two Paris retain .:ind in favor nf a surprised ... I ne1•er thought teenagers, \.l'atch him curious-trace of this in French film~. <:tnenta houses. 11 is 4 1 "2 hours n1rider<ile Gennan occupation. one could see so much hale... ly. as 1f !hose years remain I Jong, ii l·onslsls of talk and hi· ---------'---------------------------------'-----------------tie action. But cap a c i I y crowds line up to see for the first ti1ne a documentary ot \\"hat sorne 1-'rench call ··The Black Days," so Jong S\\•ept under the rug. The Next Generation: In this film, \.l'hich ne11er \\"ill face television during the liberation ceremonies, oc- <'Up<ition s u r 11 1 v ors and 11·ar!ime film clips !rll h11w France \.\'.1~ !he onh Of'<·11p1ed rountry !o CMJ)('rate \\'1th the Nazis by ~etting up a col!;ihorat1nn1s1 rcg11ne he;ictcd by Marshall Philippe Pt'.'tain It \\<IS the only occupied count1·y lo voluntarily tur n over its .Jews. as v.•£111 as its resislance fighters, to lhe Nazi dc;ith c;irnps. As Parents, Can We Help Them Keep Their Balance?. Learn what "creative nonconfor mity" is and how it will help today's parents whose children are _coping with the problems of drugs, sex and BUthor· ity an too soon. e 'RETIRED' BEFORE 40 -It ha s been fou r .\"ears since Janet and Gordon Groene said good- b_,·e to ··succc5s·· and ran a\\•ay to sea. If you'\·e gnt enou!!h inrteprndence ~·ou could do it. loo. Rccid ··~/O\I' to P.e!i1·e Ref ore 40 ... " The l'rcnch poli("C :irr sho\\•n salu!iPlg Na7.i off ice r s includin~ Hitler. The police hung pro-i\a7.1 po$lers, such As '"who bnmbs thl' ra ilwav ~!;irions . hlo11.·s up thl' bridccS, burns the crops~ The English, e STILL AN ATHLETE -i\1 1ke t"nnnors of telc- ,·1sion"s "'fllannix" ~·as discovered \Vhile an athlete at L"C l..i\ anrl he sltll does \Vorkouts tn keep 111 ~hape hcforc reporting for those 12-hour days <tt the studio. Boa rd JI on ors Coll cl!c J-lcad 011 A:'\CI·: -A resolution All Co1uing Saturday 1n Lh e 1 !;iud111i.; J)r .. Jolin I.. Da vis fnr hi~ 1~ ~·enrs nf .~rr1·ice as prt•sidcn! of Ch;iprn;in C:oll£'gf' h<is been approved h.v thc Or·angc County Bo;ird of Surcr1·isor.s. I , 11.. ca ::c I DAILY PILOT I Th" hoard noted J)r. navis' "consistent ;inrl cle vntcd ef- forts" fnr fh(' Or;inge c.:irnpu". :u1rl p ;i 1· 1 i r 11 I ;i r ! v his organt~.alir)n nf fhf' f'nlll'.I!('.<: \\"nrhl ("arnpus Afloa! ve11lur('. ( "f•lle~c trustee~ 11 ill hnnnr lhrir pr-f.'sidcn1 Sf'pL I ;it a tr.~11m11n1;il dinner to be held :it !he <'Ollrgl'. silverwoods the bold look_, American Ranger by Hart. Schattner & Marx Ciiphlrini;: tJ,e ~ro1r1t ot Ament.an R1>VOll:l•nr\~· ~ '"''°'f', tloP ArT'":r• lo;:-;111 R~n~"r ~J!•!s tror 111.111 "'he) )'lnlri~ r1i•. own <•ll)'Wllf'r": ;in'l. 1•11 •, & 1·~1 i11r>r and ~.;r~ n.e- t •ik•tl"i 1.,.:r"•t'J.: I•, 1t·a1 '!"l"d b• 1r in ii 11~1<1~ :.~~noy o: 1>0re "''"'1 wor '"0 w1t'l :;1ib1I~ s~r11'C~, w1r1e liir••i•,, ~c~llorw;it1 toOCket 1 ~fl!· ;;nd !l""P C'"1~t'~ >'l'.'r ', it":; t~,P bold ''1..ot""ry l.o..,~·· that ta~P~ over on l""'r Jonn~·.~r " 11· l'C'! 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Penncraft·· One Coal Plua Exterior Latex with 8 year guarantee. • Guaranleed one coat coverage •Slain, fade and chalk resistant Reg . 8.99 a gallon. Sale 4.99 Save 4.00. Penncratt" One Coat Ptua Tint Base Reg . 8.99 a gallon, Sale4.99 Penner•"• 21 pc. %"drive tockel H1 with steel fl)Qf box. 21pc.3/8" drive me tric socket set. •••• 21.99 JC Penney Shop Sunday noon to 5 p.m. at the following stores: CANOGA PARK CARLSBAO :HULA ll!STA DOWNEY FASHION VALLEY-SAN DIEGO FULLERTON HUNTINGTON BEAC.H LAKEWOOD MONTCLAIR NEWPORT BEACH ORANGE "THE CITY" RlllEA SIOE VENTURA. Use Penneys Time Payment Pil l\. ,: .: 'j~ ·! ... , '· j ·1 , . ... . '• •• . » ' . • • • . ;~ -. ·.-... '=" ··~·--... ' -···-·--· -~ ~. -... -I!· ' •I ,, ..,.._ 1 1 1 1\ -'-4 ; I 11 11 ,/ ~ \ I ' I ' I '1, I Ari work bY "'"~• H•niDt11 Project's 'Reely' Fun 8" JEAN \VO..LIA\lS 'or l~I D•ll• ~11~1 i11U How wnuld you like 17 lo 20 children in you r hrtng ronm three or four nights a \l'Prk a l! summer'.' ~frs .. Jim Swenson of Hunl.ing1on J)c;ir h welcnn1es !hal number and more. for she h;;is vnlunt;i rilv turned he r home into a filn1 lhcnlrr r)n the nights Iha!. her hus· band. fl member of the Seal Beach police forcr, mu st stay on duty. "1 like to be wi!h him the e11cnings that he "s hon1e .·· she said . \\"hen he is wnrklng. she checks I~ 111111 filrns nut nf the Huntington Beach libr:tr.v and sho1vs them lo the neighborhood boys anrl girls, as \\'ell AS to her 01>•0 six children ranging in 11ge from fl to !J. "II \.;peps us lngf'lhPr ilnd keeps them off the streel~.·· ~he sairl of her endeavnr. \l'hich she began v.·hen summer school ended. As prrsidcn1 nf thr Plf'aS;u11 V1Pw School PTO she was in c·harge nt a mo- !i(ln piclurr. program during summer school \vhich involved renting expensive films and charging admission from the kids . "I Just gn! discouraged." shP said. ''bcc;iuse som e of !he children couldn't afford to come ." She invcstigat('d the library resourl'c' and fnund !hat ~he cnuld check out the films free frir i:;rnup shnwin~. sn she in- \"il.Prl thP neighborhood youngsters over. ··1 JUSt opened our home and said 'rom(' in '." she commented. "Wh~· should v.·r have to say thal just because school is oul thP children have-nowhere to J:tt'I~" HPr o\dP st son, ~1ike Chase. runs the projector for the films from 8 In lfl p.m. with time nut fnr ~ervinR or punch and <·rrnkie~ durini! •· intr.rmi~sion ." Of the movies shown. the boys and ~iris really love the travelogs most. Mrs. Swenson observed. "They open up a whole new 1,1•orld to these children," she said. Thr j.!rOup also SPP films mad" bv Na· !i0n:;I Geographic and some Walt Disney shorts as well 11.~ cartonns and in1eresting documentaries such as "The "''i\d Dog Family." All of ~1rs Swenson's children troop al ong when she gOt's lo the library. The .\'nun~Pr nnr~ cherk nut books 11·hilr ~11ke and his mother df'cidP on the film s lnr the e\'eoinj.! as 1,1·e ll a~ the noes to be reserved for futurp vie11•inJ.!. "l\'e'vr. abou! exhausted lhe library's supply, though," r.1rs. Swenson said ruefully. Ar!11al!y. lhe~· now arr repe;itin,e films ;i!rcady seen, but. thry simply choose th ose tha! h11ve brrn mn.~t popular and "the kids scen1 In !!kc it." \l'hrn a parlicularly wc!l·liked i-rlert1nn Is goin~ Lo br re-shnwn J\1rs. Swenson said, "I just ~end ni.v childre n oul and they spread thP 1,1•ord." Al ll'ast in th al corner or Huntington Beach, nn one h<'.<; noticed v.'helher 1!'.~ been a long, hot sumn1er. Ticket Campaign Tunes Up Campaigning for the l8!h concert season of \hi! Orange C nu n I y Philharmnn1c Socirly hai; plent.v nf music;il charisma -1hrer world-t.<imnus nrchcstrR s. f11·p crlebr;1ted conducl.nrs and 1wo exciTinJ.! p1aniMs. Tirkrt sa les tn thP publ ic s1 11rt today llnd all 28 1,1·nrnrr)'s co mn1ittees ;:in d ~nc1rty mrmhrr.<; lhrnughnu1 The r-nunty hare b!?'en aler1cd In !.ilke nrdr.rs. Ticket., a!so m<1.v bf' purr-has~p al t h f': Philharmonic Office . 1'\r11·rort 6'-a<·h. Season tickets for 1hr 1911-72 ~ub<;crip lion series of sr1·eo concert.~ co.~t 52.i. Singlr tickets sell fnr 1:4 50 and ~1udrn t ra1P i,<; S2 Lnnrlnn's Ph1lharn1onir On·hr~tra. w11h Erich 1.A'1nsrlorf condurllng. 11111 npen !he S('a~nn Or! i F1\·e cnnl'rrt:; bv !'1P J,,~~ Ancclr~ Ph ilh arm11n1r 1,1•111 ' rnlln\v 11·1th Zuh10 ~1eh l a rnndurt1 11 r: nn Drr 2. Apn) 7 anrt April 2R f;rrhard Salllilrl a~•t\r1atr l'<•n· rlur1nr, 111!1 ta\..e !hr rnr!1um nn .\la1Th 11 \.\'h(ln ~1;;rlha Ar~f'fl('h fl I ;l n It I. perfnrn1~ nanicl Rarcnbn1n1 will l)r i::ues! rnnrt11r1 nr .Jan. 22 with Raphael Or o1cn. p1an1sl Thr Clr\'pl;ind Orrl1estra ronrl·•r1rd bv Ralael Kubc lik v.•1!1 close lhE' senes ll1ay JI All concerts will be pl;i,ved at ucrs (,'.rav.•ford Hall. begtnnin,i;: promptly at B:JO p.m. E;ir:h pcrfnrmancr is prrcrdrcl b11 a preview given by nnled musicologi~ts. open to lhf' public a.nd arranged by lhe societv'' womeh's committee~ lo 10· crr.<ise listeners· appreciation. The elates will be announced soon. Sister DEAR ANN LANDER S: \Vhen 1 1v11~ 20. my mother lonk seriously !II ancl sincf! I v.·as the youngest of seven rhildren. and I.he only one vrho wasn't married, ii fell to me to take care of my mother. I had tn quit my job, give up my wci11l life and be a nurse 11rouncl lhe clock. My brothers and sisters all sa id I wRs 11 good daughter lo meke such sacrifices for Mom. bul nnt one of them ofrered to give me a hRnd. While I would have. glvrn anythin~ for 11 i;tood night's sleep. they v,·ere laking lwo·wctk vacalions. After Mom died Dad got sirk. It W!lS JUSt assumed that I wou ld take care of him as I did Mom. Well. J did. for ti!!'ht years. Now I 11m in my middle 30s. looks gone, health shot and find ing it very hard t.o hold 11 job. My brothers and sil'ilers ha,•e nn time fnr me. They are husy "·it h their families and can 't be bnthcrcd. I don't expect anyone 1n give me a medal, but I do think they owe me Mmethin~ for taking care of Mom 11nd Dad all those years and relieving them of the respnn~ihi!ily. What do ynu ~11y! -R A. DF:AR R.A,: 1 111y yn u 1hnuld h!l\'t! written In ml! btfnre ynu quit your job ' • ' • ( ' BORROWE D POSTE R -Taking their cue from the "Yes on 18 " voting amend ment, the "'1mes. \Vill iam Pickens, \\·ith sign, and Wynnelt Bedall Jr., Don· aid Tippett and }<'red S"•enson (Ir.ft to rig ht). give equal campai~n enthusiasm In the 18th concert i;eason of the Orange County Philharmonic Society. Bitter Over No Applause and siJ?ned up &5 a free nur~ around the clnck for umptee n )'ear11. I wnuld have to ld you In hold • tribal meetln.it 11nd sn· nouncf' to nne and all th111 the res ponsibility fnr Mother must ht split e:Jeht way5 . You fa n do very little now \bout thi; Inst years and the absence of appret'laUon. I hopt your lelttr will bent.Ill others frtr whom II mii::ht not be too late. The resonsiblllty fnr sick and 1glng parents Ahould be borne by all lhe children. When one: r hild acce pts ll ind expects to be c1tnoaizf'd -be Invariably enda up 11d and sorry. DEAR ANN I.ANDERS: 1 am undrr 30, married Jess than seven yura and already I am having ·•other wnman '' problems. I am ashamed lo tell you th11t the "other woman" is Ji l~year-i>ld teeny- bopper -the daughter of our nelghOOrs. I noticed how chummy this girt wit~ getltng with Denny about 11. year 11go. Her p3rent.s though! it was "cult" the way she sat on his la11 ,1tr1d followl!d him from room to room . Now he is helping her with ~ c hon 1 assign ments, mostly botany proje:cls which require field trips In the ~·oods. I am beCT>ming highly ~uspicious since. the~ expeditions have extended in· t.o summer vacation. L<tst Saturday afternoon they spent the whole day together. When Denny came home late for supper t told him I didn't like the whole thing. He called me ··crazy.'" My quesUon Is lhJ5: Do you think I 1kould talk to the girt'~ parents or v.1ill I m;:ike trouble ? -TORN Of;AR TORN: It looks like trnublt either way, but you mJghl hll'e ll'ss •er1out lrouhle If ynu tal k to tbe girl'' p1rent1 NOW. It m1y well be that tbt. 1lrl b, nut nf cn ntro: but you hitve the respon sibility to lrl her parents know lbrtl you •rt unel'Y •bout lbe relaUonsblp. Pe.rb1p1 they can d11 1nmethlng abou t U. It 's ce.rtal nly u·nrlh I try. OEA R ANN LANDERS. I'll make: it quick . I kno\I.' you're bus.v. He is a physic.Ill culture nut . L-Oves lo walk everyv.•here. Picks dinnrr pl11ces miles aw;:iy a.nd insi51..'1 that we. witlk back lo burn uri the fa.lorle.,. l love him madly hut my (eel arf' killing mt'. \\'hat i;hould I do? -~iARCH FRACTURE DEAR ~tARCH : Pick a ch urch wit h a 1bort ai&ll', Sweetie. Do you fe('I ill at case .. out of il, Is r veryl)orly having a gond time but you., \\'rile for Ann Lander's booklet, "Thr. Kt y lo Popul arity." enclosinR with your r1>quest 35 cent~ in coi n and a long, self· ;;ddresstd, stamped envelope In cart: of DAILY PILOT. I I I I I l I I I I l ' I ! I ! ! I 1 ' l l ' I l ' t I j I I I l BEA ANOE RSON, Editor Th11~•d•~· A11•1n! JI. Un , ••• !I .. --.--_ . ._. _ . ..,. ...... ~...., I j I I j I I ' I I Colon y Discovers Friendly N eighbor Bv ,If) fl l .. "iO\! or 1~1 0111r ,.,,~, 11111 How c!oes i1 fcrl tn live 1n a cnun- !ry \\'here: ynu don't rPacl. 11•rile or f.peak the nrr11ve lrrn~u;i.(!r~ Gayle Stra.c:;c:;hcr,l!rr knn1,1 s "X- 11ctly hn\11 1t reel s bccauiie ~he srrnl 10 monlh.~ in ~ascbn. J;ip:in w1!h her husband Rill. v.·hn 1.~ a N;i1·y nl- li rrr Th"Y !ivrcl off ha~" :incl shr depended nn her maid !or lr;insla- tinn Recause ~hf' k11011 s thr rrP!1nc 11f l'nntinual fru~trat1nn . ~he 1~ help1n~ 1'1Px 1c·a.n-A1ncnf'a n wn1nrn rrnrr• Fnunlain \l;ilJry lr:irn tn spr.:tk ~:ngl 1~h Tl1r ""llr~1 lhrng about hr1•1i:: Jll An1cnf'a :ind nrol ~pr:i\.:111u thf' l:inr,111tj.!r, !'hr ~av.~. 1s b:ivini:: !n rir:il wilb !ht' hurr:iuf'(:'ll'\' OnP nr hrr 1·las~ mrn1hrr.~ 11·:1~ taken nfr wr!fare hecausl': shP didn'l knnw how tn fill rJut snn1r nl:'rrss11r,v rorm.~ and another . who h;i.~ lived 10 the United Slate~ fnr Iii .vrars, \l.'anrs ln become a cll1zcn but can·l sprak en0ugh English to pa ss rhe test . A nal1vt' of Tul.~11. tlkta .. f.1:1yl e Parncd hrr harhelors rlrgrre in social wf)rk al the Unil'ersity nf Oklahoma. v.·here. ~hi': met her hu~· band. She fell in love with Mexico dur· Ing 11 visit the su mmer after hPr high 5chool graduation. In cnllpi:e. she look as many Spanish classPS 11~ possible so 5he could rrturn to Mexico and convrrse with the pr.o- ple . A .c:;umm<'r ~chool cour~f' 11t the Uni\'ersid;irl Ibero A ni er i c an a helped perll!ct her Sp11nish 11nd Rave; her a deeper love fnr the cnuntry and ils people. BAC;t\Y ARO After movini; to f ountain Va!Je,v la .5t .l anuary from Japan. Gayle flecided lo go lo work hut coulnn·t rind :i jnb in her rield , She turned ro l'nlunleer work a.nd di~r:ovcrerl she 11as living in the backyard of Colony Juarez and that therP. was a community center there needing. help. f.aylp'5 first essignment 11·as helping with 1 cl111s In nutrilion and family awartness. ;:ind thrn It w;is Ir.aching f'ake decorating. whir.h she leRmed In Japan. and then teaching English. In her F:nglish classts shr 11 ~('~ !he ronvers01ti1Jnal a ppr n a C' h , teachinJ,! the class members hn\v tn ask for things ln the grocery store. hllll' tn talk lltl the telephone and hnw tn cnnverse with family 1nr111hrrs. ShP reads In the 11·omen 10 Spanish and they y,•rite what she says 111 l::nglish. "Thr bli::grst problrm is spelhn;:. Engli~h is not phoneltc. ·• sh11: said "You have to n1en1ori7.e f'l'ery v.·orrl " J\olrxican·Amrricanc:; ha1•e lrouhle with certain snu11ds. she ad· rlrd. such as "!h" and "y'." Her pupils have lrarned 1dinms from \1·atching telr1·1.~1nn OllC'P 1n " \\'h1le shr grts rnnlused hrr~rlf a11d shps in a .Japanrse 11•11rrl nr phrase !efl n1•er from her si11r1.v nf tllr Jap;ines" language dunng her st;iy in the ()ncnt. i\J,\,\;Y HE\\'Anns (;;i 1 1r·~ rr1v11rds 1n tearh1ng her t la~s havr h<>cn Tnany. "You frrl 1nti'vr ,l!nllrn mnre oul Lhan ynu pul info 1t ," ~hP rrlatrd ··1rs hard tn rxpl<1111 J\1Px1ran-Arnerir;ins ;rre apprrciat11 e, intelligent and quirk to learn ." She's al 5n lrarnr>d tn <'Mk snmt: ncy,· 1\1exic11n dishes. 11·atched one lj;f hrr clas.~ members pre.pare tamalrs :incl received a v.•arm wclrome into lhe homes of lhe ool- on v. And . she's hrtlrr prepared to p.o back tn t.·lexico ancl conl'e.rse. with lhr ll<'itplP Ln 1he !'mall t.nwni. she loves, .~uch as !he old woman she fnund sclhnJ.! slra\vberries in one village early in the morning. "1 wa ... thP first customer." sh! smiled. "The first person lo buy gels a blessu1i;:." r.ay!('. who madr a ~rerial trip to San Mii::uel rle Al!rndl' to purchase her lace 1,1·edding dress three years a ~o. hnprs tn .~non visit. othl!r pl11ces in Mex ico she has ont seen, including f; u ad a. la J a r a 11nd Yucaton. She ah;o "vows to re!urn \n ,J1:1pan" which sh" says, is a bcau!iful C'OUntry. Shr will hegin inslrucling an evening English class for Mexican· American~ In the fall and hopes to enlarge her class with OOth men and women as stucleot5. She. loves to cook. especially ~·1 e~ican f()(X!s, and llkes In sew, embroider, clo •·an}1.hin,R arty or rrafly" and collect M e ii: I<: 11 n furniture and artifacts 1,, add to her Japanese antiques and memen- toe s. r.;iyle Strassber§:cr loves ~!ex1co because ··you never know what'~ go1ns 10 be arnund !he con1Pr." Rod 1hat obvlou~ly I~ an apt description l)f her life lOf"l. I i f ' ' ' l I I I I I l l • ' i I i I I I < fl!urw:laY. Augusl 26. 1971 .. •t: • • .--;, ••• . • . .. •; -• : • ·"'-• • . • • ; . .. • . ' I ' . . ' ., -Your Horosco pe ---------- Some pa.rents I• . !~ · ··rAl· Aquarius: Patience force music down a child's throat. T hey don"t realize that tt's un- wise to ~tart a child on an lnstru· ment if he's not ready. Becomes Best Ally Unfortunately, far too many chi ldren who begin on instru- ments aren't ready-ma ny o f them drop o ut a nd are leh with negative feel ings about their musical experiences. ;.;: Tiara de Ninos Wade lnfa Luau ~·~The water's just ri ght for Oeft to right) the Mmes. Alger Cl~r k. pres1denl. \\'al· : ... ~ •. lace Turke!s and Robert Knox. vice presi dent~. as they preside over ~ S?turday, .,,... Aug. 28, luau at the Huntington Harbour home of the Knox es. Al so ~1ng we!· f ; corned d uring the Children's llome Society Auxiliary gala are ne\v board me in· ;; .. bers the ?\1mes. Don Ellison. J ohn Kasser, Joseph Kepner, Carl Karn and ;: Charles fox. ... •. • ... .. A Trip of the Tongue Ends Word to the Wise By ERMA BOJ\1BECK FRIDAY AUGUST 27 By SYDNEY Oft1ARR Aries is the natural first zMiacal -'ign, assnciat('(f with Mars. described b.v such key wt>rds as fiery. independent, original. dom ineering. pioneer- ing and aggressive. Aries is associated with !he head . Women born under th is sign are said to be headstrong . while the men a/'e noltd fnr hound!ess ener.i:.Y. unorthodox views . Some fam ous perst>ns horn undrr Aries include Bette Davis, Marlon Branrlo and Budd Schulberg. ARIES IJ\Iarch 21 -April !~1 : Friendships are tested Rela- tionship ma.Y I)(' concluder!. Don't attempt to hang on to p;ist. One who comphtin~. chirles doe!i not ha ve your best interest at heart. Heed your own counsel, Aquarius is can- ta nkcrnus. TAURUS /April 20·J\18.Y 20 1: Hnld off on job change, r:-id ical moves. New op· portun1ty is on horizon. T;ik e li n1e to person;illy ou tline v;oals. mot i v es . Capricorn figurts prominently. One at trip reviews your potential. Be cairn, understanding. GEJ\11 NI !May 21-June 20l: r-.Jake meanings crystal clear, Message.~ can be garbler! . Check appointments, reserva· !inns. .Journey ma y h e necessary !n complete assign- ment. Accent education. added knowledge. Observe detitils, rul es which n1ay appea r minor. CANCER (,June 21·.luly 221: Trying lO buy favors would nnt be appreciated. Rew ?.rd will be based on personal achieve- ment . Atte nd social aff11ir, make new C'Qnl;,icts. One 11,·ho is unorthndox cAn ~how you constructive path. Be recep- ti1·e. LEO (July 23-Aug _ 221: Avnid impulsive action in a r e a .~ o f m a r r i age, p;1r tnersh1p. leg:-il :i If ;i i rs . Cycle remains high ; minor ditta1rttment rebounds i n your favor. Know this - Stand tall for principles. Avoid seJf-deceptlnn. SAGITTARIUS (Nt>V. 22· Dec. 21 ): Friend who is ex· travagant could rub you the wrong way. Con~olidate, pro- ttcL recent gains. Stick to ~·hat you kn n11,·. Avoid risk b a s e d on get·rich·quick 11cheme. Aggressive relative can bt ignored. Be mature. CAPRICORN (Dec . 22 .J an. 191 · Study Sa g i t tar l ua message. Some friends are re stless. demanding_ Maint<1in self.esteem. Be f I e x i b I e without being weak. Land in- vestmen t opportunity c a n btcome av11ilable. Be aware of various aspect.s. AQUARIUS I Jan. 20-Feh. !81: Overcome tendency lo be come headstrong. Lack of p11 lience creates f r 1 ct io n . There are no w, constructive avenues explore them. Check with Lto individual· Highligh~ cr•l live thinking; then you aucceed. PISCES fFeb. 19·M&rch 201 : Money transaction occurs behind scenes. Open new areas o I communication. Another Pbcean plays signi fJ. citnt role . Trust Intuitive In· tellec-t. Hted inner voice. Catch up on correspondence. Check 11.ccount.s, policies. TF TODAY JS YO U R BIRTHDAY many are at- tracted to you wllh their pro. blems. People are encouraged to confide ln yo u. You have unique way of view ing overall situation. September Is in- rlica1ed as ou1Jtandin11: month of this year for you. What now appears a delay or setback is actually of m I n or con- sequence. If single. marriage mav be on horiron. M;,i rried or single, chance ill due for prl')- fe5sione.!, b u l! i n es s ad· vancement. D~ P~t DM.J.[,(;11'·1 'Jal) .,c··~-.... ----·~~<.ll• ~.: . .:,\ -·-~- To a void disappolntm ent, prospective brides are r eminded to have their wedding stories with black and white ilossy P.hotO: graphs to the DAI LY PILOT \Yomen s De- partment one week before the wedding. Pictures received after that time will not be used. For engagement announcements it . ts impera tive that the story, also accomparued by a black and white glossy picture, be sub- mitted six weeks or more before th e wedding date, If deadline is not met. only a story will be used. To help fill requirements on both wed~ ding and engagem ent stories , forms are available in afl of the DAILY PILOT offices. Further questions will be answered by Women's Section staff members at 642-4321 or 494-9466. What's the best way to start a child off? The same way countless noted musicians started. Very young, and not on any particular instrument Ear traini ng is the best instru ment fo r learning music.. The Yama ha Music School begins a child with ear traUr ing-instilling a love a nd understanding and appreciation of music-and then goes on to prepare a child fDf per· formance on an instrument We've introduced a million-a nd-a-half global children to music in just fifteen years. If you have a child between the ages of four and seven, come see us. Music Is too im portant to leave out of a child's li fe. ~YAMAHA MU SIC SCHOOL ; 109 E. 11th, COSTA MESA PHONE 642-1844 l'ULLE llTOH 0"EN SUNDAV. 11 TO l Half Sizes ft you ~.,uf8 '~al11 • o nly a nt dr•n. m •k1 it • poly t ll••. H 9 &11 1raund +ht 'o•n1• or t rfl und +h• "'Crld bt - (~U IO il'I '"°81~.bl •. drjp.dty8bl1. ,, • .,. $21.00 SIZES 141/2 To ~61/2 , _. During the !asl frw years I : -: "have felt myself giving in lo a .. :. conversational disea.~e known ; .as the creeping trites and " tr1vias, know ar1d hate. "!s it cold enou,;h for _vou~ Long !ln1e. nri see. !This to my hu sband\ Huhh;i huhha F;it ;inrl s.1ssy. It 's a dog·s life J::as.v coine . c<i~.v gn Jl's only rnnnfy If you gn!J;i go, JfJU gol !fl J.10. 'i'nu <.'fln"l take 11. with yn11. and lhe early bird gets lhe v.·orm " AT WIT'S END Stick to rules. regulations. Ac· ;-:;;-:;;-:;;-:;o ccnl basic needs. Donr of op- pl'lrlunity is ajar. open it and DTERY ~. ... ·. I have had all l he :· ~ympt.oms. First. I have not "".. added a new 11,'ord lo my : :voc a bular y 11in ce +:_"'Beatlemania." ... · Secondly, I resort to all the • .:-·cliches ttia t we have come to ... i· ,. I DEBRA TONER . . March Rite . .. In Offing Bu t thP n1nst irritating chances are my in?.ne {'nm. 1nenl ~. Fnr rxJmple , I wi ll \\'atch rny husb;i.nd slan1 hi;. car door, stnmp into !he hnuse. peck me on the cheek and wilhnut. think ing I wi ll rx- cl11im w1!h sur prise, "Oh. are you hnn1r '.'" Or 1 11·1!1 stnnd outside Ille bathn10m dnnr listening !o a rlog brirk anrl pant \\"hile !he kids gi~i::le and spray ~·;it rr 11nd will yell through lhe ke~1hole . "Is the dog in there vd!h you?" Sometirncs I cnulrl hite 1nv lnngue off_ Like last wePk ~·hen I mrt 11 rlea r. olrl, fnrmcr neighhnr. ~!rs Rurla hagg:ige. She ;ind hl'r husb<lnd u.~ed In run ;i s1n;ill 1narkrl ilround lhe ("nr11rr from us. 111 !hi' cn11r.~P of nur con\·er~;itinn shr !<iairl. "Y1111 know n11' hushand dieri l.:i.~r ~eRr·." and r Jl;isped. ''Did he rc:ill.v".' .. Fron1 that 1n:111e rrrnark . ! 1\'P!ll tn a luncheon 11•hen• 1 inr! an nld sC'honln1a r.e nf n1ine ~he v:ar!dll"rl 11r to 1hf' !;ilil r in n1atPrni!y clnlhP.~ .:inrl said lo me, .. You dirlr,.! knnw I WAS l'Xpectin.i: in twn 11,•erk s. T'°'...r'I ' .F ! i C(tt:;r.~ •4• ....... !l:..l. (_,,;. , , . J\1r. and 1\lrs. John Toner ol ~·· Cost.a flltsa have annn11ncf'd 1 . , the engagement of I he ! r ; -.-daughter, Dehra Oiane Toner , :: : lo Da vid Eaton Broc kett nf • Santa An;i . t ~ News was revealed durini;: a :·· party hosled by the Toners for '. : close relatives ;ind fri£>nds. Miss Toner ls a graduate nf r ... Costa flfesa High School and ,' ; _ Orange Coast Co!Jegt. She no\.,. ·f , : is a student at California State · 1· : .. -College at F'ullertriri • · • • Her fi ance attrnded Olsta ,._ ~··.,;Iesa High School And San111 • ~:·..Ana Colleg1:>. His parents are ;' • :l\-1rs. Louett11 Rrockell of f :. ·:Garden Grove and Erne~! f' :-: ··Brockett of Santa Ana. !: · A J\1arch v.·edding is bt'ing f :. planned in the First Unit ed ; !.. f\1el.hod lst ChllT'('h. Sant11 AnA. ~ . . ,. ' ,. f ~· ~ f1 I( r, lf- 1' I /~ .. «; dirl ~·nu'.'" And I said lo her, "Ynu·re inking•·· '"1!1J1\·~·· !<he askerl dryly. '"I dnn'! kn(lw 1vhv I sa id thal." ! npnlogized. '"0lt seems !11;11 l::i1rl.v !"ve Ileen sayin~ surh s!upld rema rks. I have ~l1npr.d inln Lhf' old. tired routine of phr;isc!\ !hat don't n1can an.vi hinc; <ind clk·hes 1hRL should have a decent bu rial " Pnler. r.111te, partner 11,•ill take initiRtil'('. VIRGO IAug. 2.1-SepL 22 1: Arccnt low-key re s p n n i; e . A v n i d ex tremes. including overindulgence. One who ad · l'ocates olhcrwise m11y have. ulterior motive. Be especially cautious in traffic. Pn.,tpnn e jou rn ey if practical. Co-worker expresses rnon ey need . AIR. STE ' -!Elt NAltOO -KI ME L EOW"R.05 -GER8ER.1CH l'F Fl YEl S - U. 5. KIOS c ._,.,;o Ot n,. Sh •• , o.n,. w~·· bv 0 1n1ki11 .Cerrectl.,. SlllNI f•, Cltlhtre11 225 E. 17fh ST.-COSTA M!SA 548-2778 e SANKAMll.ICAllO e T¢ . Effa A I .. Nor'sH LF-SJZE 1805 NEWPORT BLVD. COSTA MESA (t/i Ilk. N. 11th St.I 84 HUNTINGTON CENTER HUNTINGTON llACH ( N•rt 11 a•rktr l rol. F11rnil~1• I .t.111: lll 0 11:.1.Nl'.iiEFA I• MALL l'ULL£1tl0H SHOP • "Say." s;11rl my friend, '"\\'hy don't you lake that new course this fall at the high school c11llerl \Vnrrl Dynamics. Ttie y're registering." LIBRA (Sept. 23·0cL 22 l; nispute cou ld 11rise cnncerning child. Strive for gr ea t e r dnmestic harmony. C he c k tende n cy to m Rk e. unreasonable demands. Give.l'::·~~~~~~lllllllla!l!IJ!IJ!W~~~~--~-·-;~~~~~~~~~~~;~m~!ill~I full play to creative urge. Ce·I '··~', me nt ties of affection . Make concessions t.n Taurus in- dividual. "I hRven 't heard about it." I sa1rl "It's supposrd !n htHld your vncabl1lar.v. l::ike ;:i w11 y _vnur n•rlundancy anrl n1Rkr ynu a hr1 ll 1;int rnnvrrsa r 1nnalist '' SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nnv. 21)· Stick close tn home base. tf travel becomes necessary, ke ep key persons informed. Fall Look Meta II ic Ye_,;tcrrl;iv. I w::ilkcrl into thP nffirr nf !hr 1ns!ructor nf "\\'or·rJ Dyn<1m1c0 ··Hr l\'<IS an cni;agin~ ~'nun.i: m;in whn \onk- rrl 11p sn1iled. ;ind sa1rl. '"\Veil. 1n11're herP . nr r11'1 \"Ou ? How rln St! r!o1v11 ;i11rl lak·e thr lnad off yn11 r fC'c t ll's a fact that tnl' ('OIJr!"P II il l mH kP \1011 a br1llian1 cnn vers;itinna!1SL'' '"Is that ,q fa'r1 ~·· I ;isked 11u1nhly 5igning the registr11· liCln f{lrm Prel!v in the (;inn Charles cnllectiQn for fa ll \1·a~ an ensrn1ble featurlni:: Je1\•eltd metal hroc;ide ~hort:i: under a short. gold hroc11de dres~ 1vi!h a jeweled ln11,·-necked hodlce. Ini:entory Clearance Exquis it e imported Sli ps & Gowns ALL ITEMS AT OR BELOW COST 1 tt9 South Cocnt Hwy. ot Diamond LAIOUNA HACH 4'4·l160 -...... -- " '" ' • ' ,. California's Largest Display of Dining & Grune Sets (srl:o~!oo) COME SEE THE SELECTION I Wt au u•• you th.,. -,,_ tll• ...... d i1ploy yo</v. --ot •fly -ti"''• inellHili"ll the unutuoll M r, tlr• a"d 1hap1 l'O IH , f•el ol'llll ....V.. N. "'°" cat'*'9 •ppl"O .._._,,, S.-. 1~11 ;, b•li..-i"(j. DISCOUNT PRICE W1 llav1 cvt all Ill. fon('f frilll t'-t cmt YOU dollan. No t0..,.tino-1o,,., lloa...,.oom. 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FOUNTAIN VALLEY ~ SAN DllGO FIEEWAY ANO • ~ IUCUO ST. TU•NO'f 962°3325 or 546· 1611 -.... -....... .._ ... ...,..., • •. [ ! • Along the Coast Wedding Bells Keep Ringing DeMILLE -HOLSTEIN The Santa Ana Heights home of i\1r. and f\.lrs. George J\L Holstein l!I 1ovas !he setting ror the rnarriage of their daughter, Sus;111 Peters Hol · stein <111d Leslie Dane De!'vlille. son ol l\.1r. and J\·lrs. Leslie B. .,,, De!\·lille or Nev.•1Xirt Beach. J\1rs. Dennis Vanden.1·ist tvas the n1atron or honor. and bridesrnalds were the bride's sisters, !he i\Jisses Sally and Sandy I lolslein with illiss Kathy Lowe and i\lrs. Jinl Gol'L Best rnan v.o;1s Ervin Burge, and ushers were l\1ike Convey \\'ilh the b r id e g r o o 1n 's brothers. !\1alcolm. Ri<:k and t\.lark Dei\li!le. Officiant y.•as the Rev. Paul Wheeler. k ocft l'ftott Tlt11r<;day, August 26, 1971 DAIL V PILOT f7 •. • . .. •. :: •, Long Hair's Preference Applies to Youth ' ' By GAY PAULEY "They want a story." she NEW YORK (UPI) -All the said. "'The young are fed up young audiences ror the arw, with the abstract.·• unusual way. She was born in ]\;!ilan, the daughter of a streetcar conductor. Her early years, during World War JI, were spen t on a farm at her mother's b irthplace in Cremona, •. west. Sht said M03Cow's more. p!U! daily rehearsals ior energy . "[ ;rat Bolshoi bad asked her to ap-lake care of lbe figure. everything," she sald. "MCot, pear with that company but1-==S=he==fo=ll=ow='="=o='=pe=c=ia=l=d=i=et=='i="=· =· =· ="="="=·="===o:::·=; aren't tuaed in to the rock to.1rs. f"racci and her hus · sound. band. Beppe t-.1en,egatti , a Witness, for instance, the theatrical director, were ta\k- p~cked houses con duct or ing about the overwhelming Leonard Bernstein draws for numbers of young peo-ple, boys his young ~les' concerts of and girls, dray,·n to the ballet the classics. Now the young the.'!e days. "I hardly knew y,·hat ballet was," Miss Fracci said. "All I knew was chickens." She still gets nostalgic for these early !arm years. that a conflict in da tes prevent. Ir ed. Miss Fracci met l\1enegatli at La Scala. The coop!e. mar· rled eight years, has a 21- month-old boy, Francesco. The ballerina. five feet three are on a ballet ki ck too, Back The young are coming to the of it all seems to be the ballet theater not only in the revival of a romantic period in United States but all over all phases of our culture. , Europe. t-.lenegatti s aid . There's the return to the Revival of so 1n<1ny of the roinantic in fashion , revival of ballets y,•ith plot gives them a 1-1-·h;il S(Jme observers call "the chance "just to enjoy ... no ei~·iliied look," actually a mental fa Ii g u e,'' said After the \\•ar, the family Inches tall, 103 pounds. has returned to to.Ulan and a friend none or the problems or keep- of the family suggested that ing fit that beset many women r-.Hss Fracci's inborn grace -and men. Daily clr.<>ses of al and beauty n1ade her a fitting least one-hour each. often candidate for La Scala's Ballet -- recall of the quietly elegant J\1enegatli recalling that '·for Con1pany. clothes of the 1930s and 40s. lhe last 35 years you'd have to She was enrol!ed at the age "Real'' n1ovies like "Love read the progl'an1, ask your of eight and for the next eight Story'" are an instant success friends and read the critics years, La Scala 11•as home 1vith the young. A return to next day to know 11'hat had away from home with regular religion also is part of the been on the stage." school courses and ballet in- :;cene. The critics in general hail s!ruction. Cal'la F'racci, pr i m a Carla Fracci as one of the t-.liss Fracci was on her y,·ay ballerina of the La Scala great ballerinas of today. The when George Balanchine chose Ballet and now appearing with Chicago Tribune's Tho1nas her lo do a solo with the con1- lhe American Ballet Theater, '\'il!is said, "There is no one pany. By tl1e age of 18. they figures the whole trend results like her and fe11· in her were ea\ling her "prirna" al because the new art forn1s league."' La Scala, Sinre. she has h~n l @.r.'/!.~:,.1!f.N<l Worne11S Appcrffi • ., e Nor m a n Wiatt e Bleyle Al•o Goll VII••• 2711 fGtt COGllt Hwr. Coro11a def Mar 613-4140 2515 E. Coast Highway ' a t MacArthur Blvd. Corona del Mar b7l-2990 Fal l ·Fas hion Preview An Exc ellent Seection of Ea,tern & Imported lines DRESSES GOWNS SUITS CO ATS PANTSUITS Sizes 6 to 20 Your Cha rge Account Welcome-Free Parking in Rear Maiter Charge Available 'fhe bride is a graduate or Coron<\ del Mar High School :ind Orange Coast College. She also attended C h a p 111 a n College and [ts \Vorld Campus Afloat. MRS. LESLIE DeMIL LE "speak directly to the au· t-.·liss Fratei ca1ne to 1he lop guest star 1vith 1nost of the i-.id~ie~nic~e.~··..,Pi~riiir'iir:iTi".i~o~[~!l~"~w~o~cl~d~o~r7d~o~n~cc~i~n f.ain~~n>~•~jo~•~b~•~lle~t~cio~m~p~,n~iies~o~[~t~h~e ~ITi~~~iii~iiir..;Ti~~~ii~~~~~~~~~~ji~~~~~~~ g~~'*h~~0~:1i 1~.:1~~ ;;1r0~~1 1711 •J fi(•Iil: i I I: 11 •J fU111!: i I~ i£1'1'1 I •l fU•lll: I I I: 11 •J Ef(•Jll: I Ii itlZl I •l Ef(•JI!: i I I :11 •J EU•Jil Ii Ii iflZi I 1l E«•1i! :t Her husband also is a lain Valley. HILLIARD-HODGDON Home in Costa J\lesa are ,_,...,.. . .., _,.., Daniel Hilliard Bnd his bride, the former Sharon llodgdon \Vhn \vere m(.lrried in !he First United Methodist Ch u r ch , Cosla l\1esa. The bride is the daugh!er of J\fr. and Mrs. Rayniond 11odgdon of Orange and her husband's pare nts are Mr. and J\'lrs . l1arry Hilliard of Costa i\1esa. J\1rs. Larry Nice \\'as her sister·s honor attendant. and bridesmaids were the Misses Pam Da1,idson. Do n n.a Graham and Kathy Johnston. Best m11.n 1vas Brent Bailey, 1vhite ushers were David Boyer, Mike Schuld and Randy Summerfield. The bride is a graduate of Orange H.igh Schoo!, Orange Coast College and earJ)ed her BA from California State Col!ege at Fullerton where she affiliated v.-·ith Delta Chi Delta. of Costa 1\lesa ~ligh Scl1001, J-ler husband is a gJlliduate OCC and CSCF. RINSET-MANLEY i\1ary Ruth i\1anley became the bride of Gunder S. Rinsel JI of Huntington Beach during nuptials perforrned by the Rev. ~fark Stehly i11 St. John !he Baptist Catholic Church, Costa l\fesa. ·rhe bride. daughter of Mr. and fl1rs. Ken Manley of Cost.a tllesa. was attended by tlHss Margie F'ilet as maid of honor. Brides1naids were the illisses Kristin Tillesen, Jan tl-1yers MRS . RINSET II a11d Barbara Curtin. The bridegroom. son of Mr. and i\'lrs. Gunder S. Ri nset of El Cen tro, asked John Rinset to be his besL man. Ushers \1·ere Don fi'erreira. Bi 1 l Painter and Steve Tillesen. The bride is a g1-adu;:ite of Estancia High School. She a!- tended Orange Coast College and the Un1versil.v of Southern California. J·lcr husband at- tended the Uni1'crsitv of California . Berkeley and. USC. They 1vil l reside in Huntington Beach. ------------ JOH)! H A:;.. b' CO. 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STORE HOURS 10 AM TO 7 PM 5 DAYS A WEEK CLOSED SUNDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS HOW WE SELL FOR LESS & SAVE YOU UP TO 20°/o NO GAME S NO STAMPS NO GIMM ICKS LOW RENT LOW OPE RA TING COST CLOSE D-S UND AYS AND. WE DESDA YS WE ARE IN THE GROCE RY BUSINESS .•. NOT GAME S we welcome .FOOD UllW STAMP SHOPPERS s DAYS A WEEK WAREHOUSE PRICES Tlte Cltecktr oddt: jult 10°/o to or• rl•t at whot yau poy. So If yo11 wo1111d ~p wltlt SI0.00 worth, you'd 1lrnply poy th o! plus 1 0~'• or s1 1.oo. Thlt 9on for ev•rvthl11t e1cep1 th• few ltern1 le9oll1 ce11trollM Ilk• rnllll a11d tlqwar. WE ,, CHALLENGE ~NY MARKET TO MATCH THE .. TOTAL SAVINGS! STOil HOUIS 10 •• 10 7 ,. S DAYS A Will CLOSED SUNDAYS ANO WE DNESDAYS SE!MG CLOSED TWO DAYS A llEEK SAVES YOU A LOT OF MOME'f we make Discounters look expensive 535 W. 19th St., at Harbor, , Costa Mesa WE ltESERVE THE RIGHT TO CH..,,.Gf: PRICE$ AS WHOLESALE 'PRICES CHANCE ll t l roodwoy LACOUNA BEACH 497°1595 , ~--.iiiii.i;;,...., .... .;;"o:";.;;::1::,.•iiii~.·:~.·h.·1;;.jMii··o:;~.;..iii~ .. ·:~ .. ~ .. i<Lii;j·ilJ.l'!!!lali!!'1!~11t~1~s~.a~11,.1"!:_1'.!1!!!!!!11~111!f'-!.!llall~~"~·1~1~i:li!!11!11!!i1!1i~ .. 1~)""1'!l!J!!!'~~Fili!J~(~·~v!l1~~ .. 1111!!_~a!!1!1"!,l!'!f1~l!-•1~u~:11i111M;i;·11· -~1!!!!!11!!l1!!1110l~:,l!~l!l!u~,~11 .. ~'-'a~•l!m~.;:lil;".!i~i~~<ili•iln .. m-1 .. i1o11itlm ... ~il!'!IJ!·!oi·1 .. ~~•;;a~·!!1bi;-~-~ -. • J I DAllV PILOT La Paz Race Set At Queen Long Beach Yacht Club's third biennial classic blue water sailing race lo La Paz, 1'.texico. "'ill begin Nov. 6 under 1he ne"· ln!('rnat.ional Offshore Rule t IOR 1 rating system and with a ne\I' n1aj-Or internationa l landrnark -Lhe Queen l\1ary -as Jls starting point.. Announee ments of the Long Beach-La Paz. race date, that the !OR system had heen adopted and that the event's first overall winner , Dr . Maurice "Mort" Haskell of Long Beach. has bet'n ap- pointed general chairman for 1971 were made by the .'!ponsoring t lub's commodore. Robert Bashain uf L o n g Beach. The dista nce of 1he rate het"·een far western resort eapitals 'increases from 960 miles to 967 in the fal l. Dr. Haskell disclosed in accepting the chairmanship. "'ith the adoption of the new Long Beach Harbor home of the octan liner Queen r..1ary as a mark of the stii rt ing lin e. "We've started at Be!n1ont Shore Pier (in n1id-harbor 1 the last three vears "'e've held the race," Dr.' Haskell noted . i;but we feel 1ve've added prestige, increased the rac e s 111-ternatlonal rrlendshi p aspect and -most import ant or all -made the start n1ore easily observed by spectators than e ver before by making the Queen the point of origin." The 1019-foot former queen of ocean liners moved to a permanent berth at PiE>r J, just south of do\\•nlo"·n Long Beach at the mout h or !he Los Ani;:-eles Ri1·er channel. last Feb. 27 to undergo fina l preparatio n for her new role as 1'.fuseu rn of !he Sc;i. s p e c ia lt y shops and r estaurants. "We expect lo have hun- dreds of people on the Queen's decks and lined up on Pier .J to !'!ee the kind of spectacle a major international sailing e~nt provides," noted Dr. Haskell, winner of th e I96a in- augural race. Thundq, Au9u1l 20, 1911 JUMPS WHAT? -This odd-looking craft is called a Pu ddle Jun1per. '!'he model and the parasol are not standard equipme nt. The craft is h ailed a s the newest thin g in ple asure craft s ince the ark and can be used anyplace froin t he family pool to Jakes and bays. Puddle Juu1pe1• Ne w Boat Cheap, Portable T ire d o f th e b i g "goldp!alers" in power or :,:ail? Then Jumper, try the Pu dd l e hailed by the manufacturer as "the newest idea in pleasure boating since I.he ark." The Puddle J umper is a low- cost 61h. fl. pleasure boat that c;in be taken anywhere. No trailer is needed because it \veighs only 59 pounds -in- cluding rnotor . It wi!l ride on top of your car. A silent, two-speed niotor gives the craft a speed of three to six miles per hou r. It's pollutio11 free and easily maneuverable. The Pudd le Ju1nper will p ivot 360 degrees. Twin outboard pontoons are based on the catamaran con- eept ror stability and it is easi- ly s teered.. Arcording to Lhe manufac- turer, William J\1ichael & Co .• C arden Grove, lien:-a re a few advantages of Lhe c raft: It can be used in the family pool, on lak es or even in the ocean. It is ideal for casual boating, sunba thing, all around fun , or even fishing. Lock t he s t eeri n g mechanisrn and the fishennan <:<in rel<ix and troll to his hca rrs content. T11e electric 1notor is silent and effici ent. a nd is pov.•ered fro 1n an easily c h <i r g e d storage baltCf!'-lt"s \'irtually unsinkable, sale. eomlortable and econon1ical. For price and further in- formation v.•rlte to \l/i!liam Michael & Co .. 13248 Century Bl vd .. Garden Grove. 92640. Def ending Champ Pacing Luders Easte1·11 Skipper s Lightning Leaders De.fending Ludera-16 cham-Sutherland, NHYC; (2) Eric f\.llLWAUKEE \APJ -A pion Leroy Sutherland (l[ Gantner, NHYC; (3) John pair of Easte.m sltippers led Newport Harbor Yacht Club is Carlaon, Chicago; (4) Steve the way into Thursday1s third proving himself a champion In Nesbitt, Sodus Bay, N.Y.; (5) race in the North American all weathera as the Interna-Tom Taggart, New Or leans; Lightning Class sailboat races tional Champiot11hip for the (I!) T. Sel!ers Meri<~. New on Lake J\.1ichigan. c las.'!I draws to a close today. Orltans (7 ) Austen Field, Brisk wind s: sent several Sutherland won Wtdne.'!lday's Chicago: (8l Robert Maine. boats to shore with broken Chicago; (9) W i 11 i am rudders and masts during two races in a westerly that Peterson, Oklahoma City; tlO i \Vednesday's two races. breez.ed up lo lS-22 knots and Ben Hromadka. f.ahaina YC: .Jim Carson of Phlladelphhi kicked a Jump of sea en t he (II ) Joe Stautner , Indian a nd \Vi lliam A. Shore or Olympic CfJurse off the Santa Jlarbor, Conn. New Prez Depew, N.Y .. were tied for (·hampionship races. finished first alld fifth to hold third place. Two more races w e r t scheduled for 1'hursday, with the final race of the series tomorrow. Le;nJers 111 !<10 o th e r" d1v1s1on~ alltr \l't:dnesday·s race-s were f.1art·~ Llppi.J1cott uf H1 verton. N .I.. for the IJresidenl "s Cu p and Dr. A. J. Penfield or V;1ye!Levil!e, N .. Y., for the Governor's Cup. Ana River. FOURTII RACE (I l Ch arlie T homas will be-first. Carson had finished Sutherland,: (2) Taggart; (3! fourth and first in \Ved· ~-=-=-~------ The twin victorifl made it Gantner; (4) Carlson; 15J c 0 me p r esid en t and nesday's two races, whi](' Who Cares? four in a row for a total of 44 Meric: (Ill Peterson: (7) chief o peratin g officer Shore finished third and se-Nn orhr r ni·\\'~Dnfl<'r in the points for Sutherland. His F i e Id ; ( 8 ) Hr mad k a o f Jensen Marine. Cosla cond . 1\·1)rld ,·;1n .. , ;ibout yo11r rnn1· <'losest competitor is clubmate (breakdown ) (9) St au t n e r Mesa sailboat buiJder s. J im Dressel of Columbus, n1unitv l1k,.. your l:o1nill1Jnl1y lbr eakdownl (10 ) Maine: (Il l on Oct. I . Thomas lives Ohio, who Jed the field of 25 d<1dy -n"'1'spapr•r dors. Jr .s Eric Gantner who was sittlng•l =N:•:•b=i=tt=·======~=~~ir~1 ~C~o~1~·o~n~a=d~e~l~M~a~r=·====q~u~a~l~if~ie~"==g=o=in=g==in=t=o==lh=•=="="=· =D="='L='='='="=L=U~T~. ~~~=-on 36 points after Tueiday's races. The final race of the'"'" ,../ ...r 'V'1QCM ste;..-.eo "1103FM is today. Direct 3coring is ~ A · ~ ~~-he d f Sevoral breakdowo. i n t soun s 0 the harbor 'Tuesday's bl ustery go-round caused a shake-up in the stan· _-1~==!S:=;f1L-7 24 hours· a day d ings as the race committee <c would have to compute break- do"·n points before the final scoring. One 0£ !he breakdown vic- tims \\lednesday was Ben Hrorradka of Lahalna YC who was pushing Sutherland as runner-up after the first two races. THIRD RACE -(I) Leroy Fall Boat Class Set The fluntington B e a ch Power Squadron has scheduled the start of its fall class in small boat handling for Mon- day. Sept. 13 at 7 p.m. at the Jl unlington Beach High School. The free course is open to residents of Orange County_ lJ nite d St ale s Powe r Sq uadrons courses provide the pl e2.sure boat owner-whether power or ~ail -with the basic knowledge ne ce s sa r y to operate a ny type of water craft. ... r to ... it on.a n· lhere's a modem-doy bondit who ~ .s1ef>s Ollhide the low. And y~, he still corries off the loot ewsy tiJM. This bcmdit is 1he ctofty shopper. He lcnows that I often pays to wait and Shen to l'llO'l'9 in fmt.Of' ~ioJ borgoin$. Right RICIW, rhis crofty shopper is buying Sylvonio discootinved models. These sets, which inust be sold to "1oke rOON for newer Ol"9S. hove oil rhe quality that l'lokes Sylvonio the e ,;perts' choice. In fad, Sylvooio d'l:KOfltinued lllOdeb ore better tban MOSt other people's~ 90deI.. J.d l"" ""' ....... 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Mo,cow 24 Trap 55 Ado 2b k' hoc.key Sb Nation of pl1yrr's ElJ'ope: Abbr. n~tssity 57 Wift of • 27 Gaso!int n jah colorant 58 Volc•no ol 28 Vtsstl E1tOPt 29 Fastrnl119 ( tiO SrMl1 cut devict 111adt wilh 31 Navi r;iat iOMI shtars system t.l Stare ll 32 Not fasttntd bZ Grttk 11uslc1I 11owu lttm J3 Spirited horst tis W i~: Slang : Jb Wading bird Var, MOON MULLINS By Frank Ba9inski ANIMAL CRACKERS ~-· ··----' PEANUTS JUDGE PARKER r.-. S<:JaV MT M15'5 WMEELER' ~Dtf'T LE"VE A i=oczw"2PING A~RESS ! EXCISE ME WMTLE I -'M5WE'R THE PHOM E ! ... :~ MISS PEACH f'urURE "DocWR) of AME:l<ICA -ET ~ER;:' PERKINS . ' By Charles M. Schulz ~.~u.,.....,.~~~ .... ~~~ SOMETIME5, PEOPLE i.;J.10 l !KE fAQl OTHl'K IJALJ( IN THE RA>l AAD HOLD f\AIJD7 -- MELL0 .• 15 Tl-HS: .t.lBEIZT "T Tl"E F'l!OIJT DESK·" THIS ts f:'."V WHEElER'; LOOK, I LEFT MY 1-1-'llZ SIZUSH WHEN t . c.HEtKEO OIT! t OOLD lOU M"IL R' TO ME:? W>-il<T IX>ES TJ.ETE<™ 1 ~0FE"S:!:OIONAL COUIIT£SY ' MC~? , HIS PIANO'S IN Tel!E. !WT J1E':i NOT ! By Harold Le Doux By MeN • ProFe~!MONAI.. ClUl<TESY ' JS W1-4EN YOU Afl'E .. SMAM6D lD <NEl<O<Al<GE' SOMEONE WHO r<HMS VOU Al<E OVEl<Cl-IAl<G•NG. By John Miles ..;;.,·,:::. =:::; .. ! I ., ' • 'r : J.~.-- By Ferd Johnsan THE GIRLS "I lold you you have to Jive in Paris awblle btfore you nnd the really scenic Ytalks." DENNIS THE MENACE 0 0 W~--. . - ' ' ' 'l ~K HALF A CUP a' COFFEE 1\H~IN' :, MD IT WOO RIGHT 10 MY STQ\\olCU Nf 6tX' I' 1 ff tAILY PllOT Thursday Evening AUGUST 26 1:00 I) llr f&tw1 Jury Dun!Jhy CV Ntw1 Bill HuddJ' O ~Nit Mnos lom Snydt1 0 Tiit f ufitiw 00 Wild. Wlicl we,1 0 Sii O'Cl«l Mll¥it: ~90) "'\lt'in· chei\tr '7l" (western) ·~Junes S!tw1rt. Sheller Wl'nters, Dan Dur ~ta A min w•th 1 a:rudee sels out 10 ~"le 1n old lotOlt with I 1unm1n who hi! !.Olen l11s p111ed rillt m TM flinbtalle1 @ Sbrlnt (ID Ptttl 1M IM Woll m !'lotkitro 34 a) De1th Y1lle-j D111 G} "'ws l•m H1w1homt l :lO rJ.:1 CIS !'ltws Walter Cronk 1!r 1fii' JitlC l'lews 01~1d llrinkley m Tilt flyin1 l'lun ED Hoct1rPG411 LMl1e €D DtStrt Report a;) El Moftble ,rof. Ak!IO G} AIC l'lrw1 7;00 fl CBS l'lew1 W~!ter Cron~1lt @ ABC NtW1 Smith, Reasoner 0 @D Jrj8C NtW1 O<iv"rd Brin~ley 0 'KHlt Sert•• ThutJt: (90) "F1o.z1n lihoit" (mystery) '45-Lon Ch1ne1 Jr., Evelyn Anker1. (lJ Trvtll • C...~11tr1on O wi.1r1 Mr unr? ~ Dick Ylfl Dykt m I lovt Luc:J m (j) Or1111tt ED Thi Corpo~I• Vil• al Anrrlitn PM1rtt CE Movit 1i1mt 7:l0 fl F1111ily Aff1it (R) rrench lt1v11 1own ID Vl~•t 1 COU$1ll. and Cissy rakes ov11 as b1hy$i1tu, w1!h unex· peeled c;omphcahons. 0 ®J a;'l NBC Actio• '1.,tlouu (R) '1ht F1tal Mist1lle" A bl1t~· m1iltr dr<ve1 a ftptile-r1i~in1 v1crim to 1 desper1lr act. Roddy McDowell i nd Annur Hill 11ar. 0 (]) 00 m ,t.l\11 Smith and Jone1 (R) "The NcCfeed1 Busl'" Heyes and Cu1rt air h!!1d l11 1e11;~, 1 bu5t ol Caesar 3!olen from 1 ric~ i~n~h~!. (I Mike Dou1l1s Speti1I tind1 Ron ~tad1, Ri<il Ntl!oOn, D1. Jon11 Salk 1nd ChLl(l! Seny 11uest. 0 Million S Movie: (CJ (Z~ll "l•· Tllu,MUy, Auqusl 26, 1971 m•r1, incl IGUnclff ot "Re1dlnr " fund1ment1I"; comed11n Hom! Cr0$bJ': $1n11et/compoi.e1 !obltf Gosh; si11rer AJ Hibble1: actre» T1lill \.'111 Devere ind aci.Of .tJeju1aro Rey. a:J oi,.p1c Ba111r fll) f&£T vi.ylloUM. "five Tomorrow$~ n .... sllort lorei1n Mm dr1m~1 de1t· 1n1 wilh 1nliery 1bout 1 lu!urt ba~d 0'1 today's ~+olenct, con· tGtlTll!~. i nd atomK: weapt111ry. Author Kur! 'lonneeut J1 in1rod~e1 i nd tomments oo 1hr tolms, 9:00 1J (j) CBS Thursd11 Mollie : !C l (2111) "Th• frOlell Dead'" (drama) "67-D1n1 Andre-..·1, .\nn1 Poll!. Phillip Gil~ert. Agmg Germ&n !.Cl· enlist becomes 1nvolvt<I 1n an intri· cite plo! to 1111w 001 • bind of N111 tlttt who volunleerrd for deep freeze perpelu~tllln c!u1111g !ht w;ir. l ht 1nte1111on· lo resuue<.t tht Hitlt1 regimt . 0 l3 {j'l CD Milt Roon1 l0t Gru1ddlddy (II) '"A H1mbu11e1 !Of I tr1nO." f18nk Sm1H1 comes10 c!1n· ner. i nd !ht W1lh1ms household •! 1~10'"" 1n10 1 d1lher a;) Ro5.15 p1r1 Yttonic1 9~ D lg, rn Ad1111 ·12 (II) "Log 106 -Post r1mr'' A missing pre:;.s. 1n •ndepend ent old11me 1, 1nd an unusu· 11 molori5! present 111oblems 101 ol!1ce1s Malloy 1nd Reed. 0 ~@ Cl) Dan August (Ill "Trackdown" Det~tive LI. Aug~:;! invt!:l1galt$ the killing ol • pa\101· man durint a $300,000 htist 11 tile San11 lu1s1 fiirerounds D 81ller Wtrd N~ €!)l a Cn1z di M1risa Cruets 10:00 B @:: m I ,,,CIA~ I Dean M1rtin Prtw"ts: Sne•k Pre'liew lwo hall· hour c;omedy specials, both pilots tor potenti.ll 1u ies. indude "PO'fldtr Room." surnni .toey He1Jherton, Jeanine 8ur11iu and Elaine Stutr.h IS over·20, ove r·]O. 1nd DVH·40 ladies respect ively. tn 1 plot ton· cernmt temptation, C11l iteinH ,, ho~t. '"What's Up Arnenca1" ~!au1nR M111an Meteer and Tom Bosley. presents llumorous comment on contro~usi1I subitcls. Jackie Cooper Is host. Sam Yotty plays 1ht ~it11m t! I poli!1c1I ~1dnapp1nil 1n 1 senes o1 tomtdy vi11nettes. O Hews llev1n Siinde!S D Movie: (2111 ) "-' t~ild b Wail· ina:'' (d rama) '63-8urt L1ncaster, Judy G1rla11d. m l'ltw1 f'utnam. f•shman m s,p.tula\ion a;) l ol Protrssoin1I tayett1~ (dr1m1) '62--0rson Wrlles. 10:30 (3 Dra111et J1~k H1w~1ns. 0 Movie; (Zl11) "Tiit Mrd Docto1• m Truth t1 to1nequtntti (mystery) '4J~f1s1I Rathbone. Ef. @It T1kt1 1 lhiel len Dttw f.D Mocle1n Supervisory Techniques C6l Wanled Of!ad er Alive €1} P'ttllliut Mo~it 0 G} lhil Is You1 lilt Ralph ldwuds ll0$IS. S111pr~ed gue\I 11 1:00 fl t anctr (R) Johnny. Scott 1nd Jelly lake 11re;it pa•ns lo obl11n per feet birthday 11f1s tor Murdoch, then each btcomrs 1"volvtd 1n 1 pt!.M>nal ~11~1l1on lh1t p~I. 1 r.Pw l1ihl on James Brohn m Hrws 8011 Johns aJ (l Oiuit dt uni cen!t . ht ctlebr&hNI, ~har~n Al.I.tr, Mart 11:00 e ti m Ntws Jo Kennedy, Jun e D1y!on. hm w-..d· ;;:;:, N all. Charl•t Briggs and Will Kuluva 0 11..0J EI:'l ews 1ues1. ( 6) M1nh1f Diiion m To Tell lhr Trut~ 0 rJ) W l'lrws ~nou\1 De· tIJ W11hini\on Wett i" Review CE !'lino l ;JO Q ~ a;'l lron$ide {R) "'This Could Bio.., Your Mind" A 11n1l1nd "en· torcer" trits ro use 1 psycho\0111c~1 testing cen1er to lorce Chiel Ironside m Mov ie: (C) "Speci1! Cor1espon· denl'' (d1 am1) '6b -J~~n 1,pu•' lnn111n an(, Hoist f rank, Ma11e·Jo~e N~L m 8t1I 1ht Clo1J lo tevral 1he h1d1n1 pl•ce ot 1n 111-111:1S gJG11n Cine dtl Jurvts I or mer. 8!8d1orc! 01\!m1n and Gto1 1e . C11z11rd 1ur5t 11:30 fl ~II Merv lirilfln JK~ Ca5s,dy 11 (IUeSl·hOS! 0 5ttwt Allrn Siio• llayr Bal111d Jalllti Oarten Debbie Dr1kt, Ooro fJ fO' m Johnny C1n.en tlly Minner~ 1ue11. 0 'J, ~I CD 01(~ Cawtlt 0 fl' (6) (l) !ewilchtd (R) "!:11 @ Movit: "Priv1te Hell" (dr~nia) m1nth1"s M1ii1t Murai" Sam1nit111 '54-lda tupmo. Slev~ Coi;hr111, t11e1 to reunite [~mu11d1 w1lh htr1 Howud Oull. boyf11end ot ~00 year5 •ao. IZ:OO 0 MO'lie: ".t.tom•t Rule,.,. or lht m D1wid froJt Show Guests lrt Wotld"' (sci-Ii) "64. M1ra:ue! McN~m1r•. wile ol lor11111 Sttret1ry ol Delen1r Robert McN1· 12:30 O Tht G1lltry Friday DAYT1ME Mov1ES 1:00 m "lrd11" (rom~nt;e) 'Cl-Mella Oberon. Joseph Cotltn 2:00 0 "Win1 l lld I Pflytl" (ld•en· !me) '44-0on Ameche, O'n1 ~n· dtew5 9:00 m (C) "Thr Antry o\a:e" (drimi) l :OO tfj "Juil for You" (mu$ical) 'S2-'58-~n!hcn~ Pe1~1n~. Jo Van fleet, B•ni: Crosby. Jane WymJn, Sylv1n1 M1n1 1no, Rich11d ConTt (IQ) (C) "Tht Sundowneri" Contlu· 9:30 O, '8'K1•',' •'" ,n:·, !romince) 'SI -!IOn (drama) '60--~obtrl Milthum, ~n rt • ar ~ even\. 0 "Hill 24 °"''"'' A11swtf' Debo11h Keri. 1d11m1) 'S5-fdw11d Mulh irt, Hiya ! •:JO 0 (C) "T1mbf'rj1c-" (western) ·sc H111rte1 -Slerhng Hayden. David 81t1n, 10:00 Q_. "M1tlt Did It" (comedy) '51-Adolph Men1011 Ann Birth. Mark Stevtn! lJ)SanM 1s lOAM li1tint 10:30 O "h1wit1\io11 11 M1ppi11 ti1" 5:00 0 "Th• lihost 111d M1$. Muir" (dr1m1) '39-fftd MtcMurrty, lrrne' (dram•) •.i 7-Rti H1rn!o0n. Grnt Dunne. ! nernty. £rd.oNIWPORT 8IACH-gt the entrance tg thl.• fgbulo1.11 lido l ~le OR l ·B3SO i •••................................. ·, • WHEROf' 2 /IC,ADEJAY AWi.RDS! RCBERT MTG-1..M lIDOR t-Ol\!AJll) <rd SARAH N'lli "n.-... •s ooihter" IID'I-&• -o- Ev•ningl: Sun. thru Thurs., 8 p.m. P'rl. · Sat., 1:30 p.m. IOJERT MlCH.M MATINEES w.d., 2 p.m. Sait., 1:30 ind 5:00 Sun., 1:00 ind 4:30 'I Do11't W11t11ur ' Simons Say Neil's Brother Making It BY JACK GARVER r.'Ew YORK (UPI \ -Well , now, cooldn't this be something-two playwriting Simons s t ()rming \he Broadway barricades 1n the sarne M.DSOll ! Everyone knows about Keil Simon, the n1ost successful playwright of the pa :; t decade -"Barefoot in the Par k." .. l'he Odd Couple.'' "Plaza Suite." to nan1e a fe1oJ of his Midas·touch creations. of Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca in one 01 Lelev 1s1on 's great early successes ,"Your Show of Shows." for whkh both Simons wrote. The role of Stanley (Neil J has oot yet been cast. If Danny has any part o Neil's talent for creating com cdy -and Danny's record in dicates that he needs no lessons in this departmei1t - lh e two Simon plays alone 1nuke the forthco1ning seaso1 r - - l lOS ANGElES uoM! SHOW MOW t11ru SUNDA l in the HEW AIR·CONOITIONEB LOS ANGELES CONVENTION· EXHIBITION CENTER ~·· .-~ :-.• ;...$). ~ • ":'till'" • ·~ Now comes elder brother intriguing. ,. ~:;~ya S~~~n U:~j:W~IStO fjl~~!lr';o,..,;;;;; __ ,.,•.-.-.-.-.•"ii'ii'ii'ii'ii'ii'°o'-'~"~'~.~.~,"".':.,~,~ .. ~>:.,~.-----..'.~: g•ne"I P"blic. but not to "th• '"""' "THE HOUSE ON THE CL!ff" ;: J ..... ; . trade," as a writer or cvmedy: I a man who }eel Neil in to the business of writing for laughs.' A. MYll.-y (gme<lt AUGUST 16, 17, 1! SEPTEMBER 2, J, 4 C•n•1~ l :Jt p.m, Oon•lion n .oo ... And . of course, as happens 111 u•~ str"'· N•wpa..i '"'~ almost annually. Neil has a l~__,..,..,..,,.--__, .. ..,,_._,,_,,_,,_,,_ ___________ _, new one. ··rhe Prisoner ol Se· rond A venue ." scheduled for Nov. II. Danny. Y:ho has a long record as one of the lop \1Titers for radio a n d television comedi;>:1s -Sid Steve Patterson plays a 4-year·old draftee and Sandy ~larino.hi s understanding rnother in a segtuent of "f eiffer's Peo ple" at South Coast Repertory tonight through Sunday in Costa 1\-lesa. Caesar, Danny Tho1nas, Phil Silvers, etl'. -has rinallv found his wa y to tt1e theAte.r \.vith "Ooly the Sh a <l o 11· Knows.'' Producer Zev Buf· Odds are, you'll haV~ the time of your Jl lel Aeser.ied seats from $1.25 (Saturdays & holidays, $1.50). Phone (714) 755-11 41. For special buses, call Greyhound. Gleason Pad: How Sweet It Is ma11. 11·ho has a record of bol h Broadway and or · Broadway successes. plans to bring it in after a ta le su mmer tryoul at the Bucks County Playhouse Jn fOHT LA UDERDALE. Fla. I AP 1 -Jackie Gleason is n1ov1ng into a fj\•e-\evel . $500.000 to wnhouse u·11h "a sunken pit for 111}' pool table and -How Sll'cet It Is -bar in almosl every roorn. The Brook;) n·oorn !eiel"ision con1edian. cur re n l J y on Sl00.000.a·year unemployment cornpensation fron1 CBS. is lea ving trliri111i bllt 11·on'l go far. ··rrn hu1lding tt11 s 11•c1r<l cas- tle at lnverrary, a big: deve!opn1er1! 1vest of Fort Lauderdale," (:lea son said Monda\'. '"It be_i:oin as a s.100.000 deal. hlll I"ll be lucky to escape for ~ half 1nil!ion." The Jackie Gleason Show 1l'ent off the air aflcr the 1970 season ll'hen "The Great One" refused to bow to CBS ideas. The net11·ork had demanded I hat he turn the fi0...n1inute \"ariety sho1v info a full·llme sit utttion ron1edy kno11·11 as '"The Honeyn1ooners.·· Sin ce that ti111e the 55-year· old Gleason married the lorn1er Be\'erly l\·lcKiltrick and they've ··twen li vi ng the ).!Uod life or golf. booze and rornance. '' Broadway produeer Alex · ander Cohen is currently dickering ll'ith G I e a s n n re_g11rdin_g a :si.x-part telel'\sion series. Cohen wants G!eas<"ln to play the title role in the Toi) V uudeville Star Teel Lewis, 80, Dies '.'\E\\' YtJHl-i /AP~ -Th(' 111;1n in the hr1!1cred top ha! ;-itways A.~ke<I the s;i1ne qurs· lion. "Is e1·t'rr bod.1· h;1pp_1 ., .. Ted !.e1r1.~ 1rnl1h! supply !hr 11nswer l11111selr in11un1erahle l!n1es. "Yes. sir'.'· he'd shuu!. ;ind then ea1nr !he sof!·shoe sh11ffle. the h;1\ sliding fioll"n l1i!l. ;irn1 ;ind ;i eroak111g 1·en· rlition or .. :\!e and 1\] .\' Shado11'. ·• "\Vhen :'l l.1· Bab~· S111iles .1t :'lie"" or '"On !he Sun · 111· Side of the 81rel'I." 0Thr ra111i!i;1r r o u Ii n r de!1ghted <1Hd1ei1C'(•S f 0 r dN·ad<>s. J.e1r1s. 11·hri rcfu;:ed lo concede h1' had retired, died cf a heri rt :ittark :i! his hclmc here \\1ednesd;n lie \\'<l~ 30 A !op sl:ir 11( \·audrv1ile and r;id1n 1n thr 1~20s <1nd 1930s. Le11 1s 111ade 111·n n1<1~ 1es ::ind arh1p\ed 111 ;1 11('11• rt'•• \1·1\11 ~111'~1 ;tpprar <1 nr•e s 1111 t t·h,1·1 ~ion l!f' pla~·rd n1gh1 1 ·l ulls 1111111 111(i~ Htll"!l Thrndorr F1"ll'!ln1an oil ,Junr 6. 111!11. 111 c'1rc·lr 1·1ll P flt1i11 , \.r11'1.:; pli1l't>1! I hr rlnrinc! 111 local hnncls. I le erashC'fl 1he h1g t1n1 f' 11•ith his :1c! :-it ll:1111nu>rstr1n's The;iter 111 i\C'w York 111 1!11 1 Lewis dl"nppcd his rc:1l 11a1n(', hC' explnined. hec:iuse it 11·~s !oo !on~ fur niarriuccs . A top pel"rnnncr nn r:i<lio. I r wis solrf 1n ill1(1PS (1f rN'O~ds nn his ,·er~1ons nf '"St l.nuis Blues"' ancl "Tiger Rag " ll is , \\'(\ tTIOl'il'S 11·rn> • ' 1 !'! l':l''rvbod.1· llaoov?"' baser! nn I.is life. in 192!1. 11nd "llere Cornr~ lhe B;ind" in 1931. Althoul!"h his r:11ne began lo 1\":Jne in !he t9.10s. Lc1Yis con· t1nucd as a top dr;11v in ni1;hl clubs until he \.l'<lS 75. He was SUCCUMBS AT 80 Ted l ewis 11:ir!i1·ulad.1 1111pul:u· !11 f.ns \ ega, ""Be111g in n111 a llung :.Hid "/t ·s lllnntl " ~h1111 ~Hl::Ol llf':'>; b that s1nps." he l hf'rl' In Sur1'11'!!11<! 1r1lh h1 ~ 11•1fe. Ad:1h . a d:incer he n1 ;irried in 1915, ;ire l11ree brother.<:. Service.~ will br held Fridar al Tr1nple Rorieph Sholo ri1 herE" Burial 11·ill be i\1onda r a! Fore s t Cen1e te ry.in C1rcle\"ilic. i\ew Ve nture HOLLY\lfOOD ! UPI 1 Dannv Thomas has entered lhe niusic publ ish'1ng field \.l'ilh the formation of Rip-Keca l\fusic Corp. WiLLAK• This is t:lC QM mowie you should not see alone. <CtllR '.> ['ll'J PLUS Cet1t . D•A• ffeM J P'.M. A4111. Sl.50 for A411lh I Jrt .-U111U 4 P.M. 1$c. Clilldr•11 \ ''Life of P. T. Barnum." CBS' writing staff is also ll"Orking on pssible scripts for si x Gleason special s. '"As long as I don't wor k.'' f.leason said. "I get 100 grand fron1 CBS. But. if I do 11•ork, it"s a hellu1•a lot more." The c:reasons' elegant ne1v pad won't be ready un til at least Thanksgi1·ing. "I designed two things the pool room and the main bar." smiled Jackie. "Those are 1nv specialities." ' The 10\l'nhouse has 12.000 S{jll<lre feel nnd 14 rnorns. Qn. lv !wo are bedroon1s. "\\'e ha ve a loi or places lo dine. lo shoot pool and tri drink. (:lea.<:on said. '"!l's a fun hn11se. snmc1hing I alwa~:s 11·An!ed to build " "Stalag 'l'rvoul~ 17' Set PennsylYania. The amusirg lhing is that both 0£ those plays And "The Odd Couple'' derived from ac· tual Sin1on r a n1 i l y ex- periences. and Danny'.<> play seems to be in the san1e pat· tern .. Only the S)ladow Kno1vs" is about a pair of \\'riling brolhers, one of 1vhom fin ds himself. successful as he ma:-r be, in the sh11do1v of the great public accla in1 for the other. lncidenttt!lv, "Corne Blow 'i'our Horn ·· ·by Neil 1vas <rbo11t b~1hers not too lar ren1o ved fron1 the family probie1ns of lhe !wo Simons. ;ind it 1s nn secret that '"The Odd Couple ." ahou t a pair uf n1ari!.:ill.v troubled n1ales 1\'ho se t up a bachelor inenagc. was inspired by a Dann~· 1n!erh1tle Da11n~· h1n1seif 11"1!! direct his plri y. a chore to which he is 1u1 s!ranJ!:er. He recently directed The Cailfor111:1 produl·lion of hro1her l\r11's '"Plaza Suile ... s1a1T1ng l'arol Burnett and (;t'orge 1-\rnnedy An ;1\1.in;th~ cast is br in~ ll is interestinp:. too. th:i! the sought for the S;inta i\na L'!">!ll· role of Ron • Drinn1· 1 1n '"Onl.v the Shadow l\no11·s" ll'Jil be ll\ttn1ty Pl:1.ven;' upco1111n~ pla.ved b.v Ho11•arrl i\"lorris, who prndurtion. the \\"orld l\'ar II cnniedy·tlrania ··suil;ig li .. paired wilh CA ri Heiner as Honald L;ing~elh 1s di rcctinr: '"second b;1n;u1<1~(' in ~up1>orl lhe pla~'· \1•hich t'a lls fur a c<1st .~~------''-------.1 of 15 111cn of var.ving ages. Sally Ba na nas Readings 11i!I be held Satur. II I dn.v at :i p.111 and Sunda.v a! 6 Rea Y s · · · p.rn . in !hr Plaver.~ Theater, Bananas, That Is ~Xlll \\I, li!h SL, Siinta Ana. NATIONAL GENERAL THEATRES 2 FROM WALT DISNEY \:-. 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JOSEPH •· -=~= INJECTOR ASPIRIN for 26 ( '''M"''""'· 102 CHILDREN ,.., ""'"'·1·• ...... ._,.,... ...... ______ _, GILLITII PLATINUM PLUS ~y~~s~:~·r:.oz. 78( DOUBLE EDGE 10't 1 Sl !tr l•11i111, f 1yi1111 :···. • l1ttuc• •• ,.i.4'- AVOCADO, GOLD 011RID199 SAUCE PAN SET a., •. s .. ••• ~ RIB ROAST LARGE END LU CllT TOP OUAUTT IONDID 8lfr 88~e. ,-. ...... ~ ... KA,&,,!--.., \J HARVEST DAY PEARS 35c 29 OUN(( CA H FROZEN FOODS FRENCH TOAST ~~.~~~":.~' ............ 45• MRS. SMITH 'S PIE ~:~~~.·1~'..1~ ........ 89" HOUSEHOLD ITEMS o-ZEE NAPKINS :~·,~~~~~~~~.'.~ .... 11 ' o-SCOTTIES TISSUE ~0~1;~.':~~::.24c ZEE TOWELS ,llNTIO 'A'll 26 < ~ 110(! IOll ..... ., •• , ~ HANOI WIPES ~:~:\',0,~~~.1 ...... 52' ~ DEL SEY TISSUE ~011~1cT. IOlll ... 26• TIS SUE (11!110~ lOILll 26 ' r l )000 IOlll ................ . r REYNOLD'S FOIL ~~~~;·~:;l ... s111 ~BAGGIES 'lll l lC\lOllGll•~~ 33' IJ" . 11" ,i4·· llCI PO:~ ......... . HEFTY BA GS '!Alll( L•W~(LllW b8 ( crrl II, I Cl P M~ ........ . BRIQUETS ~~~~1·.~·~0. • ............... 79c WOOLOVE ~~11~:~ :~·~ ~·.1.1.~.1.~·.: ......... 44" D"'"' EASY 0 FF -:'s\~0:,W :~:_·.~.1.~ ........... 39' 1u1•1111111 S4 ORO SUDS 7'01 IOl ............ '...... < WINDEX 1110\0IGIAllflllN/I 47' r \IOI (AN,.··•-...... , lfJ ~Van de Kamp's w AN OUTSTANDING VARIETY OF FRESH BAKERY GOODS II You Are in a Rush ... ... ...... , . , ... ~ ... ,, '" '""" tr lou, ltol. lor <~"I <U~I •II~ t" n"''"t "' i.1~t 1•• "011cl (IO<I 11 10 18111 u••O•l~U "' Ill '""' ~OJpt II l~tr. --....... ~ ............. ... CORN DOGS '"'u 11•110-10•1 or ''G ..•••.• BURRITOS lllfOlllA~ •'101 ··~ FULLY COOKED HAM • ........ o .... ,u ......... MALP 55 < 110<• u .. ov•• "· OSCAR MA YER BACON THIN SLICED BACON ~}.~~! ... P..~,~N SAUSA ~~,.r .. $147 JIMMY DEAN SAUSAGE CUT Up FRYERS """'·"""""""' 34 c -.. ••,,.,, .<:•::•:~-:::~'.'~'.,.,,,., L8. CROSS RIB ROAST ..... .'?'.:;::::.::.?~:t:~·~· ...... 93 ~. TOM TURKEYS """'"""" 39c UiDA (,IADI "J" • •• , , • • ••••••••• , ••••••• , • , •• , • Li. PET FOODS KAL KAN DOG FOOD ~f~~'.~!:: .... 29< PURINA TUNA ~~1/~~e .......... 18• LITTLE FRISKIES ~~,~~·.1011°.~~ ........... 53' CAT LITTER \';::·.~.·(,''..~ ................... '1 '' () • -.: "khi &;! ROYA LE TISSUE J ACIAL 25C 115 COUNT BOI( HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ~ CALGONITE ~~1;~:::.1.~.~~1 ·~~'.~'. 79• .,-.. WATER SOFTENER """"" 47 ' 11 01.10~ •• ~ VANISH ~~::~1!:~.·.~ ............... 51 • L I OWLl!IAHfl 40' r LYSO 1.01 •n ................... . (>-II WI IA RD ~~~l~~~lD DIO~~~'.~~·~····· 49• Ill•( A"lfll{IN lf&UI> 01 ·~TM IOOM ... Guaranteer! THE FINEST QUALITY · and at Discount Prices! .'. LAR GE SIZ E HAAS , RICH & BUTTERY, ID EA L FOR SAL ADS RUSS~T -24~. POTATOES ac NEW CROP lB U.S. NO. 1 · r;====~ DISCOUNT PRICED EVERYDAY , •• !RISH Ol LICATES SEN ITEMS ... ====;i LUCKY AMERICAN CHEE SE 69' --our LOW Evcr\d<tv Price: - ~, '11 fl!(!111•1"0 ~11rr!o • 11 11 r•'· LADY LEE FRANKS BUD OIG'S MEAT S:;,~:"""'" 39c sac ~IM WI•!< 11\JUMI l "tlf~ . l 11 r1;, All Ml ol T I Li . PI({;. MOZZARELLA CHEESE 98 ' ._.1 _"_ 0 _'·-"-'·-"-'-' -------' 1 11~1 ... . •.• ,HI "I· 39 < A1ll !LIP11l"llU;11c ,,.,, ... 111/W, BOB'S DRESSING :~·::" 1 61 t8t~Hll! ~tllll~I 111 . I 6/ Jll XLNT POTATO SALAD 39 ' .. , ••.•.. I I 81 ~Ill' BRAUN SC HWE IG ER CHUB J~•t l. ......... I 11 fJI, GELATIN SALADS 1~?,~,~-~1~1 ~~~~ !il~Ul 1~ DI fl(. $113 PILL SBURY BI SCUITS 1ur111w11 • n• ~~"11r•11 . .1 DI l~ll These Items Are Ara/fable D'/11y 'at Tha1e '". LUCKY DISCDUllT CEllTERS LISTEO'BELOW ••. 47' 49 ' 9' LENITA' SUPPORT PANTYHOSE SLIDE-TOP WASTE BASKET IN ASSORTED COLORS ~ul 011 lenht "' pt!llly ho1t in 11!1 '·"'· oncl: J 69 yt111 lttt will 1till bt rt1i1t9 It t• by ni1ht. PA I• Ci11110111t 11, b•i9t , <•H••· S, M, Toll, X-l1ll. STRETCH PEDS •••••••••••• 55 ¢ MIN'S ORLON • SOX ••••••• 66¢ AT All STO•IS IXCl,T SANTA MONICA r., tli••• '"'••thlv; 111.,,·, 1111 11 r••"' iflsi4•. l11roblt, wipt.d N 11 ,1.111t ifl . 11414 ,.r1oi111 •*<•I- '''· (Ytfy 111"' (Ill 1111 l•Ytrll, GRIAT COLOR CHOICE; GLASS CANDY JAR 296 " ~ • , ' 1 ' 1!; . ~ • • • ! iiitiji---~~:~;;~E---------:-~-~~LETT~E C HMATIC ------r---:::~;c:~---r~:~~~-;~~~T-~~~~N~-,--JERGE~S--:1: >I :~ .. ,._,,,;~,I SUPERSTAINL ESS 74c I "rr;-t ADJUSTABLE BAND $151 I ''""'·'""""" $ll 4 I " ........... ,, I LOTION I EXTRADRY ~ ; I 1•--t.~) RAZOR BLAD ES I · -.~~ , l ••h!<'ld•bn•./,.1111 1n• I l••-rol,j oy'"/11!'""· I •~nv•n111•on"' I ,ll!1>v•po1•,•1>h••• I l •"n ••<l,oyp••· ff: ~J --.;-_; I . I .:,. e '1iv•tebl•l ot~"'""''••<>•._ J 'OOV1'1Cl\llf I •lr>n• 99 1 o~d •ooT~•••I·"· 94c1 '"'""""""ll le••on $107 < f . ~•<•011• •f .5 <l•vil\• ·d~· '""" ble.l•o l ! 1 0 C 10 OZ. I OL. ~ ~I"'~··· .J -L I M>l~l J. .J , ______________________ --------------------------------~----------------------~ i h k I We Discount Ev.,ything Exce~ : There Are Many Ot er Luc y Discount Supermarkets To Serve You In Los Ange es, Orange & San Bernardino Counties. Quality. courtesy And Service·,: "' " . IOB OAILV PILOT Thursday, Auqust 26, 1971 ! ( • Civil R esults of "'f!.SHINGTON (AP\ Four summers after ra! ('()Jl- tro\ ~·as lhe butt flf JOkes 1n Congress. tedera lly f111<1nced prO}f'C'lS B~ mak1n~15t1n1e pr~ gress, bu! mont'y ti.·Ot's con- tinue and rals see n1 as pro!ifll' /IS t'\ (•f. F'or 1nsta11re, 111 11 r~t·cnt case in New Yflrk Ch) ·s South Bronx ar""l'a v.herr h u ~ e garbage heaps pru11de ho111es and food for roden1~. elc:inup crews routed sever.1l hundred rats and used pie!..~ and &h<l\•els 10 kill 110 of thern . Amid ridicule ;Jnd puns about 1noney going down OUTH CORS' t ~·. f R• 1•Cc"• e••u• •••~>•• Opu Hlthtly ot 6:45 p.m. S1111d1Jf At 1;45 l'.M. JAME S STEWART GEORGE KENNEDY "Fools Parade" COLOR · llATt:O GI' Opee Nl9htly At 6:45 l'.M. Sultday •' 1:45 l'.M. CHARLTON HESTON "The Omega Man" COLOR · RATlD GI' 'Rats' Bill Works U.S. Rodent Control Project Reveldecl ralholes and "<1 rivil rats bill."' lhe Joh n son ad- ministration's inllial plan to h.a1e federal funds help fight rats in America's slu 1ns died in the House in July 1967. A public uproar ensued in supporl of L'S. aid to con1b8t 11 hat one Congressn1an term- t·d "1t1e niost devast;;ling enen1y 111<1n has ever had ." The House reversed itself a re~' 1nonths later and lhe isu1·erru11enL began l!s \l"ar un f<l!S. So far the Uepartrnent of Health, Education and Welfare h<1 S distributed $14.8 million for fiscal 1969, $12.7 million for f1sl'al 1970. and had $1~ million in its fl.seal 1971 budget. And Congress has l'O!ed SI~ n1 illion fur r;i! eonlrnl in fiscal 1971 , v.l11eh began July I. l)(isp11e some reports to the contrary, federal represen· 1;ith·es insisl '' l he en- 1·ironn1ental specialists we work ~·ith fell lhe rats are los- ing ." The in("1drnl in South Rrnnx, 11 NP\V York City rat-c.:ontrol prograrn leader told Rep. Bell a S. Ab~.ug. 11)-N. l'.I ii· luslr<-lte.~ !he ··kind of evidence of a dir·e situation in our l11rget" <1rea 1,1·here garbage aceu1nu!ations 1n alleyways are up to 20 feet high. i)uring lhe first half of this 1ear. there 1vere 203 r;it bites i-eported in New \'ork City and 3.812 cornplaints aboul rats. said La~Tence .I. Siegel o( the cit~· health agency. The progran1. he added , h:is HEW Secretary Elliot L. Richardson about what \11ey called hi~ refusal to give New York Ci ty $4..2 million to fi- nance expan.'lion of the pro-- gram and llichardson 's reduc- tion in funds for t.he existing projecL~. '"'r/<.'e feel tJ12.l these people 1-1•ho are daily subjected to the degrad;itinn of slun1 life," they wrote Richardson. '·deserve at least minimal protection from rodents, anrl we therefore urge vou tu reconsider y o u r decision.'' ral.5, while a year la ter the )eve! ~·as 11 percent, '":in estimated 31-percent decrease in fht premii;f'S pre11;ilf'H<"t' rate for extt'rior rat signs." said a spokesman for 1-IF.W '!i Bureau of C om m u n it y En11ironn1ental r.1anagemcnt . 1'hat <.'O\'ered 20 cities ~ct ting grants. This year, !he spokesman added. a review 11f results in 30 cities h11s not been cornpleted "but we 're finding again we're gelling measurable results in decreas- ing the rat population." Hichardson has not yet - rcplird to the letter. but he told ~lrs. Abzug earlier that federal funds go lo Ne wYMk state which in turn allocates the money lo individual proj- r1·1s. He said i-;ew York was av.•are feder;1 I support would be reduced gradually to f)t'rmil new projects to be started each year. The prograrn's objective is lo rapidly cul lhe rat popula· lion. with stress on improvinJ: the area's physical and social conditions. "This n1cans eslablishing con11nuniratio11 with people. winning t 11 e i r cooperation, n10\i1·aling them In properly handle their reruse a n d garbage. to do t he i r housekeeping in ll'a~·s that v.·il l depril"e rats of the food and harborale 1,1•hieh they must hal"e to live and niUltiply," s<1id an 111:-:W official. A 1969 study showed an averal!e of 16 pereent of areas studied had aclive signs of FURNITURE arhie1·ed "significant results ~-'='-'-='"-''------"-~I in reduL·in~ the city's rat population by ... Inspections, garh:ige rem o v 11 I , f'X· 1crminalion and community l.'dura1i11n in six of ~ew York "s nei ghborhoods." Joined by a dozen colleagues in the <·ity·s Mouse delegation. Mrs. Abzug complained tn J,OCAL EOJTORIALS The DA ILY PILOT Qu ite Olten Fights City Hall Cocktail hour with a Mediterranean flair. Deep wood tone, elegant carv· ings and iron details set the mood lor this 66" long bar, complete with tw isted wrought iroo foot rail, and lwo o rnate iron base barstools with veJ Yet seat cushions. Laguna Sign ups Tennis Deadline Monday The deadline for filtng ap- plications to enter the annual The tournament is open to players ~·ho either h\'e or Coast Highway, 4.94-1124 t xl 45. Laguna Beach Tennit Tourna- menl is Monday, according to Recreation Deparlmeat of - v.·ork in !he Laguna Beachli'""'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'"'1 area or ~·ho are members or !he Lagun<i Beach Tennis Association. The contest will he held &pt. 4, 5, 6. I I and 12 at the Irvine Bowl Tennis ficial s. Courts. l"ur!her 1nforrr1a!lon may be obtai ned from the. Recrea- p!ace winners in each event, \ion Deparllnent at 175 N. wh ich include 1ncn 's and r-------------,111 women's A. B and C singles. I I The entry fee for the cont est is $4 for singles itnd $5 for doubles. Trophies will be a~·arded to first <-lnd second doubles and 111ixed doubles. An I Graffiti IS rl individual may enter a max-A Jo'e Re•lly ' ... irnum of three events. " """'' ·1""'2J!~'~!S:llP"' World" L•rg .. ! lr•ft•mlnlt" Spt<!•lll!I Lac:ol O.al•r Wll Hew•ll OPEN MO"IOAV "llflES- ClOSEO SATU~OAV "We Tr' n••d .., me•ll •ou• <O<J'•d..,.c•·• UHO Oo~tn• P•r-•d. (~H• VOfll) (•p111<• .... IHCh •fH ·Ull i -• .. "Artistry in l\Ioving" for the BEST MOVE of YOUR LIFE Call: 494-1025 The '300 look at an RB price! ~:l. 2 s. ' ' • ... " •· ' ' ,. ' ' ' . ... • " . ' : ..... - Establi•hed 1926 580 Broadway • • I FINAL STOCKS! • The DAILY ~ ... _ .. • ... 3 pieces complete lOS ANGELES: 6121 W11shi1e BMi Miracle Mile; 11040 W. Pico Blvd.; 8S40 S. Western Ave.. ANAHEIM: 1672 W. lillCOh:i BAKERSFIELD: 3010 Ming Ave. CHULA VISTA: 476 Broadway CLAREMONT/POMONA: 232 E. foothill COVIN.A: 945 N. Azusa DOWNEY: 9435 E. Firestone tllNDAlE: 333 K. Central ~e. 'RAMADA HILLS: 10100 Balboa Blvd. HUNTINGTO N BEACH: 19431 Beaeh Blvd. U HABRA: 1720 W. Whiltier LONG BEACH: 2189 Lakewood Blvd. JllOlfTERfY PARK: 415 S. Atlanllc Blvd. PASADENA: 85 S. Rosemead RIVtRSIDE: 10,000 Magnolia SANTA ANA/TUSTIN: 1703 [17th St. SAN BERNARDINO: 99'9 S. T st. SO UTH BAY: 15533 S. Crenshaw Blvd. THOUSAND OAKS: 244 Thousand Oaks Blvd. VENTURA: 3409 Telegraph Rd. WOODLAND Hft.LS: 22223 Ventura BJYd. Sl-IOP 7 OATS A Wf[I( • W[lKOA.'l'S 10 UNTIL 9 · SATUROA'I' !O UNTIL Ii• SUNOAY 12:30 UN Tll Ii• rREE PARKING • IRE£ DECORATOR SEA\llC[ • IA[[ Dl:lrvtRY • COriVENIEHT 8AN1C TatMS -· ' '" J --• -•. . .. ·, ,. ~ •· PILOT-The ''Today'' Newspaper NOW INCLUDES "' • • I ' • ' • t. ' ' ' • In Your Home-delivered Edition _, ' . • ·r ' . .. . . 11\;1./ ·--• -c......o - . ~I ... ,, '•i ~ .. . l . 'l -I I I I ' Feu• Changes Doe 'Laug h-1 n' Still ~:~:Leads tlie Way .. .. By ROB ERT MUSEL NE 'IV YORK ! UPI 1 -When "Laugh-In" fin11l ly p 11 s s e s frnrn lhe ru!!l y,•ork scl!.ne - nothing in !ele\·1,"on l11.~1s fnre\'l'r -it will IX' in a "'RV lhe \'if'lrm of its own sucte~S SI') inany shows and C'Om· merc1aJ.~ hare now borrowed Jhe !cchniques thflt were ·f(:Vnluti on:iry in l!l6R that it is .~m1n,g harrier e1·rr1• year :so rrcapture some of the ex- :0 1ement of its or 1 g 1 n a I :}mpact. >· f.xpcu!i ve produrer <_;rnrge ,lichJatter left a re hearsal fnr ·\pe pretniere Laugh-In sho v.· of -the ~ea.~on !Sep!. 13 -NRf'-TV l ~lo sla1e firmly thAt he doesn't :,;e this happening for 11 long --;., Ou•!ln Holl.,,•n "WHO IS H.1.IUIV" ICI LLElfMANf" 101"1 f'lus • Jonn Vle~ne "B IG J Al{ E ·~· ;'":'~' :;::::::;' Ullll L 59' '~"''' ' t.,jj,;;4-9-· 1 hltr l/ ,, . uotif ' ll mu" ~· "'''~ f'•'<tnl "I E•SY PIECE ~" !r;t) n•v' e Mel"'" O<ival•• "I NEVER S•NG 1'0 11 ;~ .. -~' .. "" TliEll" IGPf timt . \\'ith the optimi3m built into the makeup of t v@ry TV 1.vcoon he dec lared he was even ready to predirl hlghtr ratini::s for Dan Row11n and Dick Martin and cnm pany. '"\\le changed the pace or everything in TV with our first seasnn" Schlatrer said, ''but we expect to stay ahead again . "We've got the old f<1vorites back like Ru1h Buzzi. Alan Sues. Lily Toml in. Johnny Brown, <;ary Q.,.,·ens. Rarbara Sharma and Ann Elder \Ve've also got four ne.,.,· members of the case three 111'w writers, a nt'1v producer and ne .... · direc- tor. "Of courst we've got ntw subj ect m<1Uer. as well. Ruth Buzzi, for exa mple. w i I I f eatur e I n 'F 11n t a sy Flashbacks' in wh ich ~he Jn. terviews famous rnen of history. The Flying Fickle Fi nge r Rward is b;ick. bu1 it's balanced this ti me \\'ith a l.arry Od ell (left) and Bruce '\lur! co n coc t a special bran d of lea S\vee tencr for Good Guy award." their n101her as n1aid Susan Roed !ook s on during a ~ccne fro m "Life VV1 th Whalever the plagiari:'ll..'!I Falher." playing F'ridays and Saturdays at the Long Beach Con1munlty P!ay- may ha ve done, Sch latter s!il l __ h~o_u_sc_. _____________________ --------~--believts there's a lot of resilience in the Laugh-J n formula and therefore no reason lo tamper too radically with its successfu l format. He mus t also believe in the old French saying that the mol"e thingi; ch ange the mo re they're the same for two of his •·new·· cast members. Larry Hovis and Dickie Da\\':'IOTI (both late of Hogan's He roe:'I) ·were in Laui;:h-In in 1968. Producer Paul Keyts i .'!I another returnee as is director f\1;irk Warren_ The two other Ill'\\' cast mem bers "'ere s 1 a r c e I y around when the show ma de its debut. Tamar11 Tuc ker is S years old <1nd will be .!!een 1·ing thrir l•nr<;. \\lh1rh ls \\'hV The late \V.C. Fields "'arne'n a J: a i n s t competing "'ilh children Rnd Rnimals. Lassie Gives In Collie Plu.gs By \'EJlNON SCOTI' HOLLY\VOOD iUPl ) L:lss1 r, the eslimahlc collie, has lnn,1: looked dn11•n her 11r!i.~!1X'rt1!ic nose al endorsing prnrl11cts or making con1- mrrt1als. This dernt'an1ng pr::ic:1itc, a lbeit rr·nno1n 1<·ally rCY•ardin.i:, ll'ilS brltrr lrrt !n ;ithletc.~. liln1gg:111g inovic-·rv s111rs and nthrr inferior species. ! ·1111 1 now L.1ssit> h,1s played 1hr hrrninc !although lihc i~ reall.1• a n1alr dn,1p, saLisfled In s.i1·r rhildrrn ;ind fnur.fnntrd crr.i1urc~ frn111 n at 11 r fl l disaslf'r s ;inrl hun1an calumny. l .. 1ss1e 11·as noble. 01'rr the vcar since 1942, when the l'A nine became 11 slRr With r:lizabeth Taylor \11 "Lassi e. Come Home,'' the rlo.1: and her tr;11ner, Rudd \\"ralher>1•ax ha v e been a~ proachecl regularly to endorse rlnR food prOOucts. Olvn Foocl food stressed 11!n1osl 100 per- cent meat dicls. "That's not any brltrr fur dogs than it is for hurn;in hrings," \\'eather>1•ax sa id. "r-;!'>body c;in stay hralthy e<1t 1ng not hing but n1ea1 " Thu~ 11 r<1111c to p;i~:-; th11l nne <' o rn pa n y ;ippro.if'h('rl \\lr;iLhrrwnx \1'1lh a rllffercn t prn posit ln n. \\'hy d1d11"t hr \\'nrk out ;i rr"i pe for dog foorl and they would mflss produce Jt; Thr idea ~0111ulerl f11111n!'ia lly rr11 ard1ng and wnulrl no! 11n- pinge on his or Las.~ie's in· tegrity, The resuh is Lass ie can ~ seen no the strcrn 1\•11h \Vea therw<1x·s voice <'Ktnlllng the l'i rtues nf Reci pe, ;:i can- ned clog food lhRt l'ont;i 1ns n1ea1. ''rget;ibles an(! di1 1ry prn1e1ns. 1n;ide by t:han1iun Va llC'y Farn1s. "IL cnn!rs in thrre 'Barefoot' Tryouts Set J<'or Irvine The !rl'irie ('on1mu nilv Theater h;i s ;i n n nu nc e. d rr11c!1ng!'1 fnr Its o pr n i n ~ produc-l 1on or thr 1970-71 sca.~on. l\"ri l Simon·~ pnpul<1r <'rfn1cd.1', '"nareff>ot in the f'nrk." Bi1·h;1rrl lluw. prc.~idrn~ of 1hc theater i::ro1 1p, 11 dl direct lhc show ;inrl \\'ill hnlrl audi · ti1111.o; Sunrlav <ind l\fnnrl;iv at 1hc l ~l.111d ·~lf1use in Fa$hion Js1;1nd, Ncwpor1 Rl'ach. Tr.vout tunes ;ire noon 1n !"! o'clnC'k on Sunday Rnd 7:30 p 1n . fl·londay. A C'as1 of f11ur rn cn <1nd two 11 un1e n in !he 20 to liO :igc ra nRe is required fnr !hf play , <1 story of nrwlywerls starting life out i11 a fifth floor New York ;ipartrncnL "R:~rcfoot in lhr Park'' Is lrn1 <1livcly :-;chcduled for an (Jet. 9 o~ning at t h e Humenties Hell Playhouse on Thu'1d1~. AU~llJl 2b. 1971 'Shalt' Big Hit Ne,v Negro Star Calm i11 Success HOL L'\'WOOD li\l'l Richard Houndrrer, the m1111e ,;crecn's fir st Negro pr-11·a1P. eye, is 1ak1ng suddf'n rcf'o~n1- lion by both >1h1!es an<l hl11rk" -'""·ith ;Htrndant plr;1 ~ for autogra1)hs -ca ln1l,v. In "Sha[t.'' a con teniporar11 lhriller in !he Bo~art \'ai.:111·\. Rob11t~on trad1t1on, Hound1n·r, 2ft. plays a tough !\'l'\1• Ynrk City sleuth \1•hn f'l:J.~tu·.~ 11·11h the ~1 alla . blal·k rn1l1lant.~ :inf! pn lire. T111u·he~ of sc~. 1111<llly and rouJ.!h t.ingua)1<' ga1 e II au •·rr·• ra!ing . In five \\'eeks "Shaft" paid Its $1.2 million cost. In srvcn. 111lh npcn111gs ~Tl !o t•ome in n1an y cities, thr l\IGl\1 rcleoise has grossed SJ.979,000. ll"s the second film directed b~' fained sti!J photnj.lraµher r; o rd n n "The !.cnrni n~ Tree" Parks. (ntil':> hn vc ca llrrl it ";i fast·nHirini.: pleasure'' Rn<! an enju_vable. suspenseful \lhn'~-rloing·i!" Crawford on lnt alion i n L('hanun. 1.llhe and 11racr fu1. J!J7 round~ .:ind ncarlv fi feet 2, nounc!1rre WR.~ burn in New ll <lt'lirll r, ;..: ~· 11 1.~ n111tht'r , fnrn1r1 lv :1 hnusckrrprr for A \\'hitr f;1111ily, i~ now lrl lr.11ninR ti!\ :1 pr<1tl1cal nurst:. Jlis fAther is a garbage col· lrrlor. fl c;i te.rer crnd a !'Pnt1·~i·us1al ('hurc h fldf'r who prr;1ehrs t11·ery ll11rd SunrlA)'. The 1·11u plf' ;in• now tl1von· f'(I, hut ll11u11dtr('•' sp1.•;iks- 1nnrlh ••I "th,., li11e I l1<1d ll'!11n 1111· par<'n!s" 11h lle grnwuig l•p llr 11 ;1~ thr ~111allt•st uf his prcrs duri r1_g thtlrlhno<! b\11 011!grrw thcnl in high sch~I llt< enpt<11ned the trat k tea rn ;11H\ pta~cd t·n<l on the nation's tl11rd·r:111kcd high s(·hnol fo11L- l;nll ~q11ad. ·n1c sthoo! annual n:i 1111:tl 111111 11111st popula r', best dl"CSSL'd. bl'.<;t IOiJkll\K. I le 11'1•nt tu Sou\llt'!'!l ll!inio~ 1:11ivcrsity. 11ht"re 1he foo!b11ll toa('h go l hin1 11 scholarship. Lc:i vin~ there . he di~col"cred a fl air for performing ;i s one of .. DAILY PILOT :CJ ·~· ..... " ...... ..,. "'" •••o.q" oh<•."""'"' NOW EXCLUSIVELY ·~., ......... " '''"'"'' '""""""' • • •••c" ••¥0 .,, •ll•• • • ••T <O••• _,, 4 "'" ••O•e ,.._, 647·9-• .. v .. ,..,.~o .. ••~ t NOW lXClUUVll1' • ~'"" Cmu.~ry • Pe••• hn~h Clo"<!'" C"n1rl1n<>I• 00THE ,. RED TENT" Of Houndtree they've writ- ten : "He's a s111ash" •·rnakl's <111 au1hcnt i1· .<;l;ir debul", .. "sin1ply fabulnu.~" ... "reason enough to see the n1nvie.'' IJ elo1hi ng n1odcls in a 79-rity &.o-t1t1Kau··1••1••U11"Cr""' Sort-voiced, Rounrl!rce ;id- mi1s with a srn1lc . "That handclappin' is a l'ery ad- dictive rlrug_" tour for ~:bony n1agazine's Plus· John Wayne & F::ishinn Fa ir. Ric hord Boone In "BIG JAKE'' In Califon11a he n'ct Rind 'L:::'.::C..::::.:;:..:;;....::.:.:c:.::.:o:...~ He y.•as here !nun his Nc11• York hn1ne for R hr icf l'IS1t !hat bore fruit in two dc;1ls A "Shaft '' sequel was set to start filrnin1g nrxt ,h1nuary in the Bahan1as. MeAnYo'hi!e he'll st;1r as ;1 U.S. diploinat it1 :111 independent filrn with ('hurJc Connors and B rod c r i c k Co:-;hy, \1•h1) suggestrd he rf'l llrn lo Nrw York an1l srnullsly st111ly ar\111~-Ht· sp1•11t tw('I ~·r;·rs 1llting pla.vs \1•1\h !hr Neg1•0 1-:n .. rn1hlc C'n. l\1odcling fo r :ids ~1.1 id hi< wa y. He "';1~ ~l;irnng i11 "The (;real \\'h1tr Hope" i u Phil.idclphi:1 >1•hrn Rrlors wen• s1111H1u·~11ct! 1n read fr1r •·Shaft·· in Nrw Y11rk The incredible attack on Pearl Harbor as told from both the American and Japanese sides. .. •DWA"DS ... ..,. ...... , !O'I'• ..... ~ ... .. .. ...... ... ""' ~ .. '"''" ............ . PREMIER( INGAGEMENT rl111 ~itk ~IO••!oy1 Duno111oy "TM( A•IANGI M(NT" ll!:OWARD9 HARBOR .. :::-:.1 """10• l "O •1 •1U OO U to•u •11• "" M IJ '•"-'• !• ""'111;11 , •• lST AREA SHOWING OMRLTOl'f HESTOl'f THE OMEG~ Laugh.Jn '""'as first sh0>1'n AS a special and \1·rnt on In become a serie~. Schlalll'r is trying In make li ghtning s1ri ke twice "'i!h a spe{'ial, ··trs ;i Wackv World" '""·hich is also on t'he !\'RC-TV Sept. Li schedule, hopcfull~·. if i l regi!!l ers v.•ell. as the forerun- ner nf a series. Schl;it ter rook hi.~ <'ilmrr.:is fn IS foreign c11un1rics and fi lmed loca l st;irs in runny situat ions nn thl'ir home ground -F,i ke Son1n1rr in r;erm11 ny, .Jacqurs Trit1 1n France, Tony Cu rtis i n Britain, whe re he now livrs, end so on. Hrr pa wprint on a cnn!r;ict \\"il~ wnrlh ;is mu1·h a.~ !he hnrlirh fr11nchi~e. in Mnscnw or thr s.:ilnmi {'arlel 1n Rome. v11rir!irs." said \\lcalher'>lax. "brrf. chicken, and live r <ind b;icnn . !he UC Irvine cam pus. /------ ,1.1.·r,i,· 11r••11J~ MAN ..... 110~·,1.;'ffPPl'S J 11~~[1ll'Sli:l'•'Q' GP Plu~·Rober1 Duvoll & Donolrl Pleosence ln "THX·11 38' (GP) "PIN0((1o!l0" IGJ n•u• • T~· ""••~•uro111 f'•~•u•• o• "fli E WILO COUNTllV·• IG1 ,,. ~ .... ,., .. ··-·· ... "'' en~"•'"" H•"o' 0 'THE OMEGA M•N" IGPI nlu, e ''" St•f'"<• Foc••on Or.'m~ !• "Tli)(.H't"' IGPl ~ .......... . ......... _,, ,,, ))JJ ··-·~ _,, .. ..... -141·1'tl , . ., cn•<V s~'"'' l!u<• l •'<"""' "VALO l t U COMINO·· !0~1 111~1 • .Jo~n Wt ynt "(MISUM" "\.\1e've sent shn'""·:; arnund the world from the L'S.", Schlatter said, "but this i.~ thP firs! time "'e'vt used ta lent in indJ~enous locations." 1-iOLLY \\'OOll 1 lil'I • Lr!ill P C<irnn ;i nd \\";i rrrn O;ite.~ '""'tll {'n-•lilr in '"Orrn Sh;irlr11\·," ;i privii1 e rlrtect 1\'e fil1n h;i serl nn the hf'rrncs nf pnvate eyes of the !940~. • 8ALBOA 673-4048 Ol'IN 6:4i m r. ,.,._ a11ka, ''"'"•""'• . •tso IN COLO". PETER CUSHING "Th• House That Dripped Blood" -. -~~ Evrn h11n1<1ns n1 ight try 11 1·n11 of dng fnn<l wit h Lassie 's pieturr on 11. Bui \\"r;ilhcrw;1'i 11·;1s 11n;i h\i> lo pirk up .i .<:n111ll fnr111nr hy .:iccep1ing any nf lhr rln7cns nr prt fnorl cnrn p;:iny cnn1rar1~ brrause, in 1ru1h. I .;:i~<:1e rlirl nQI ~a1·nr anv of lhcir pru- rllu·t<: ''Yn11 s rr ,'' sai rl \\'r .i thf'l'\\::IX. "rlunn.1: atl lhe 1·f';•r<: 11·1 th rhr 1 ;inn1J~ l.a,<,<:1rli 11(''1 r srr1 rrl lh" dn,i:s a sp1•<·1al s1r11 f1xrr1 hv 1n1 11•1fr Jr rnnt ain.<: i::oor! hcrr ;il nng 11 1lh earrn!~. 11111011~. pra ~. r"lrrv :ind rn111:i1(J('.<.. It 11:1.<: rr.1111 ::in lr1~h ~rr w 11·11h 1•11! pntalnr~ Thrn \1r'rl add k!h hl f" ;inr! ~rr1r 1T to L.1S\I!' ;inrl nur n1hrr rl<1g< · Thr1 i11r11·c nn 11 'fhr1r co:il<: and ('1·cs 11rrr hn~hl ;;nd 11 wa s ~nod Pn•1ugh for t1u1n::in 1·(1n~111n p1 Jon I '1 r ta.<lrd il "''lfhoul lhf' kihhlc'. ;ind it'.<: rr·allv ~lwul \.\'r;i1h rr1v;i°x ~111 rl nio~t r!n~ i'.1rs. \\1catherw<1x. hr s<1y~, nn longf'r cooks the slew ,11t hn1nr. La.~.~ie cats "Reci pe" right nu!. nr the can 1~·hich Ncwlcy Show n1a ke it easier or; lhP rlog Anrl 1-IOLLY\VOO D !UPI 1 \1lea !her~·ax when thry a re Anthony Newlty hc:irls for traveling. BroE1dw<1 y anrl a nr w n1usical So Lassie, !1ke o!hrr sl;irs, l'omcdy t1!1ed "!l's A Funny h;i.~ hrcnmc a 1e1 r vi s in n Old \\lnrld \\'r l.i\'f> !11 -But hu<'ksler. Rut lihe gne 1hr thr \\'nrl11'.~ r\nt Entirely t11 hurkstcr. 611\ ~he gor~ thr Hla 111r''" n1hers nnr hcttPr -her pit· -~ !u re·.~ on thf prod11ct. Adult' S2.SO Jrt. Sl .50 Cliild 7Se Si natra Jr Finds Sk)"'s !Vo Li111 i.t LOS A:\'l.F.!.ES 1ur1 i Frank .Sin;itr;i .lr , a p1ann pla1cr 11nrl his piano nnrl ~1 x olhPr m11Jii(·1;in.~ arr hnokf'd nn AmericRn Airlines i47 Fl1c:ht 10 lo r>rw Ynrk 1nn1,1.":ht. hut 1hcv 11·nn 't he 11·;itchin~ the late~! n101·ie. The,v wil l he plal'inJ: thr \ale show in the cnar h lnon11e in \\•ht1t i.~ called th e fir~l such C'nlcrtalnmrnl nn ;:i 747 Airline spokesman Bill Hip- plr said th~ act WA.~ 11 "one !'hot"' e1,enL hu1 he ;irlded !'ome dra ~·ha c ks resul tcrl '"E1·erv a,l!cn! in th<' rnuntry has !wen calling me lryinti lo book their 11et~. Yo11 kno'""'· AC· cnrdian pla.vers And so forth,' Hipple said. ()11 Roan! fl()l.f.Y\Vonn IU l'l 1 J\lrmhrr~ of \hf' J\1ntinn 1'1cll1rl' Acadernv ell"cterl R i r 11 r rl o J\1on1alhan tn lhf' flo;ird nf Governors. Hie<! ty I FlffFll 0..511n Htltm •ft "WHO n NAllltY Kll.LllilMftN" "In !G~I "'A GUHFIGHT" fG'I wilh Klr\ Oou•l•• . Jthnny C11~ SP«lll Kid• M•tont-Sf t, -1:1t p,m. "BLUt WA TE• WHITE OEATH" •• Ji, IOY NAMED CHA•Ltl lillOWN" "CARNAL KNOWLE DGE IRI ,,.,,,", .J•tk N >cholo&n "'"" Mlftrtt O"ft Al 1 -:&Nw t i OV!k "TOllA, TORA, TORA" Opon At 1 -S~ow •! 011•• "SCANDALOU S JOHN" "20,000 LEAGUES UNDlll THI SIA'" l XCLUSIYI ENGAGfMENTI Jr4 SMASH Wiiiet J~JO·S; 10·7: JO.f1JO ~~~~~~~~~--, •NOW EXCLUSIVELY 1 ••THE you·ve °'" he.,d H.ED ahout heroes. ,~~'' ,, ... ',". Fo rge t everything Now there is T ...-:::.1'.i.w ·.a. .. The Red Tef!t., .AfRANCQCR~1AtDI PRCOJCTON MATINEES DAILY ...... ''""'' '.,. , ...... ,, '"""~ .... '"•. ' .. ,.,, ~"""" ""'" Song O f Nor.Vay ••w• .. '""~-........ ~1•"'1 ... -. tQf~lv rlOI""'" M•'"''~'t ll<!n<,fr'""' I ''""'"' l tink '<h<~l,n Pnuf'l l• SlAN CllNNIJIY · ClALIO:A ('JROINALE HA ROY KRl(if.R [iifTt.R flNCH~G .... N.;J 'J}H R£01£Nl:..MASSIMQG!ROITI ,,..., .... ,r1< 11-... nn - -MlR(),40)ilf' ··-· ,....,~ w..:.I -or-.c•rs ·--··-----·-··-- ' "'"'""~1 \,.,,... ........ __ ............ .... ....... ~ .......... .. ................. -c-,. ....... ,_,, _____ , .. ... 1-. _,.__......, , ... "''"'M .......................... . -··-'"''"'"''"' ............ -... ,,.,, ... STARTS WfD .. 9/1 "KLUlf " lO- C.•••'I .... -+-·· __ ,. ·-----A L~O SHOWING AT fDWARDS (INfMA VIFJO. Ml~SIDN VIEJO 830·6990 ........ ~······"""'"·-·· ...... . "'•" • """" ~·o" ' "' ,., •• '"'''· HELD OVfR ·l"id W(fl( seanCOnnery I ..•....••...• .....e ~· .•. • 111 AndersonThpes 2ND TOP HIT ""<> c· . I '((fii-:•2 i Wlt-U t ""'"R err •_ ... I ............ "'"" ...... -.... .. 2 First Area Showin11 1 ·--..... (,.. ...... ,.,.,,.._..,_.. I /ivu.J .«tY!U: ,,!.~! I\~~~!! I I'* 4..l.§'i)WU1 - 2ND ALL NEW SHOW : 1111.IllD.IIY EICK. • . HAL WALUI -·- BHQQT DUI • U"'>•tl•~•l ...C:IUI' • 1'C~OI'• i!!l'J "°' -. • ' , DAJ!. V 'JLOf Th111'W)', A1,1911>L 2b, 1~71 OPEN ~ll. TILL 9 SAT. TILL 5 2 BIG SALE DAYS-FRI DAY and SATURDAY ACCilCoiO,._ btight. al'larp, -TV l.lodel GQ66t Spani!lh~ wood veneer cabinet f1atures thra AccuBritt tube- RCA's best. A.F.T. end AccuTint loo. • Otl'""' c•u•hl'(I I(• t• <•b•• '''"' th•"'"• ....... e 11.I <v ti. ~ .. ..,11 I-•!n••t• -~•Ml"• h•lch u• 11 lll lb• • Cl"'P'•t•ly '"''' ••H •~ l>ltlh •tt•·~~\ • ' O•v ...... ~··o" •d1U!T1Dlt IO"'O"•ld Ql•!I .~olvo, I I! 4E Clu111ty 1 .. 1ur11. MITCHINI ELECTRIC ORllR o"u $169.95 ....... _ DOG S800l FREIGHT DAMA BED APPLIANCES T .. nlH~~ll -IO·l•S 1\'d .. ,....,...... Xl-100-RCA 100% Solid Statt AccuColor' TV In• Table Model Tlie tnlcir ~nrl telr!tlilo\y ol 100% Solod State TV. Remote control portable l&W at a blH:lget price The perfect bedroom companion. G1nerout I0"9fN'I aini. Instant Pie. RCA Colar Partable- tir1t·cl1n viewing ALL NEW 1972 et touri1t rele• Color TV wilh compact POr1able design 111'1d generout scretn s11!!. Great color performance. LAST CHANCE YOUll CLO lllFRl<iEllA.TOJI IS WORTH UI" lO s900~::':;;: 21 .2 c11. ft. A.1111dc11"1t R1hlttreto•·Fr .. 11r • ~rootu l>•kl• u, !e JlJ lbl . • •nl•.i•Dlo, IOfnl>Utcl ,1111 '"~'"'" • l·D•v M•" IC••o .. <~"v•rh to "''" v~et1bl1 "O••Q• • •~II• ""' lft wl<••" e OftlV )J" ""°""· .. ,, .. h•eh $689.95 C~•~·· •I& t~'•• llll $90.00 M1•, f11d•<~ HEAVY DUTY 18 LB. Fil TER FLO WASHER •Wish~, up to 18 ~.of dirty lau!lc!ry -~111Jy Clflni 1 ~[ f1i!U Flo ~'1'11l111 tttectrn:ly lr'P" !•"l lod lwlL • fil•pLQu,~~ cytlr ind mini ~•~1!1 IDf "lt!r.OVl'JS" I nd llfliU!I lolik. • SrM•ll t<tlf: lt!D!i Derm"J'!I prtM l1tmts 1111!y ~tJ/ltllll!•I. ..w•s $249.~ s229e5 DUCI8LJO Portable or Built-In AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER COMMERCIAL GAS DRYER $159 95 The 22,000 BTU gas burner provides high speed drying ... producing a light, flulfy load of dry clothes, economically. \Y E 5 E R V I C E W H A T WE SELL Factory Trained. Authorized Service for -GENIUL • IUCTRIC Admiral• []QrnLJO FREE! l o r a// new 1971 ICEMAKER For your old refri9erator trade-in on most Admiral refri9erators in stock. 1,\1 .:::::::: ~ I -== 1 1·! I -1 111~. Ad111lrol Duplex •• ,,.OE,,.,.,."" FREEZER I REFRIGERATOR •. 1 .. , ..... '"''"'"'••I , .. ,, .. "'" {"''"'' .. ,,., .. """'"' ....... "" ... ··-'"•'• ......... ''" .. '"'" c ... , ...... ,. • 'd'"'"' l"'"'"' ~"'" '" t•'' ... , .................. ,,.. """ ~··· ... . • •d~"" ·t.~ .. ··~··"""d \i•••t• ,.,, ........ ,.,. ....... """ ,, ....... I"°''"''"""""''· Nt~1of o;•• '" j , ....... """"'" .. .,,,.,,, .... ,, ... ~ ,,,..,, /.lrxfel ND XJ16 only COLOR SlO EXTRA • Two Wish Cyel111 ... Normal & Rin~e i nd Hoid • BuUt.ln Solt.Food Dl1po11r (Just tip off l1•g11 or hard scraps) • Portable MoO~I h11 Map/1 cutting board !Op Sele Oey1 Specl1; Por1able GGSC430N Built·ln Model GGSD430N lnsla·Color" Picture 18 " DIAG. PORTA-COLOR TV • l urn on Sal .,. Color Plclt.ir• .,,d Sound APi>e•r Almost ln1111ntly • VHF "Pr..S.t" Fine Tuning Control • Solid St•I• UHF luntf 14.7 cu.ft. No frott ;;;~1 1·11; ·~1:1 '1 Ad111iral DUAL· TEMP ' NO-D EFROST RE FRIGERATOR /FR EEZER 16.S CU. FT.-MODEL NT1716 o r110 N1\l ADU-ON AU10Mlll1C IC( M/\li(R'. RIG CAP1\(llY IN II SUMllNE DfCOll:ATOR CABl·"IL! • , . PA (l(tD \VITH "PLAN,.,'£0 CONVENIENCE .. fEAT URL)l $29995 COLOR S10 llTllA 12.6 cu. ft. NO FROST FOOD FREEZER • Ho!ds up lo 441 lbs. • Adjust;,ble Tempertture Cont1ol • Book·Shell Door Storage • l umbler door lock ~\~-::!'ll CA~·13Cl NOW ONLY REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER • Freezer holds up to 14.a Jba. • Two Ice 'n Easy traya. • Four cabinet shelves, one alldet out. • Only JO•h· wlda. 54• high . Madel TBF·ISS~ '27'195 "Pl.IY ANYWHERE" PORTl!l[ • !. fdi~.1 plctur1 pllJ'I Dll bet~ ~lllllt tuntllt OI oi!tt011t! htfHY PKl e Ill JOlid '1111 -11t1rly l111t111! pk;fllr1 1"4 HlillCI. Tl'llt11l1torinll' Lllff·rHf -~. • IJ.p frOll\ C011trol1 •1111 soollll. ""Ill 1~ llllMn., ~ bcrt~ llHf l!ld V!4f 'fit~fl(. ~*998!m .. \. ' a -;-..-.... -----;-;. --, ' ~- . . . -· •"I • ,_ -~' "' , -.. Thursday, A1191Kt 26, 1971 IUGHT ON TO SCHOOL SUPPLEMENT -DAILY PILOT ~; • ~,,.~,le~~~ .. :·¥.''. ~~ ·-':;~--,._~' Jt:. «" '""'' ,,.,, ~ot:•' ., -'-1 ~ ' . ~ ' • School geared to the young life clothes are off the item campus. Every of the to com-on and plate the to school" stores now. This special where to shop for "bock word robes ready in local set is section them. will inform you • • , ' . ., ' l .j 1 1 1 1 1 .. , I DAILY PILOT\. Thuricley, August 26, lt71 • ·"t DAILY PILOT -RIGHT ON TO SCHOOL SUPPLEME __ N __ T _______ Tc__l!u•sday Au91.1!t 26, 1971 This Fall 's Lipsticks to Run Gamut O ... H.Y PILOT s11n P~OTI Free Advice Lipsmacking colors -in frosL<;, crenoes and ,i:lnsses - \\'J!l make prrny mnuths tven prettier this fal l. There 's a Rreat rev ival of in1erest 1n lht "!\.1ean1ogfuJ !\.1outh" and nrw lipst1eks run the g11 n1ul frorn ~oft sirnmer to bolr! shine - pick a shade and p;i1nt your lips any \\'a)' you wish' l\1ost co-eds , v:ho were al! Cosn1 erics For Men Bi g Dea l The rnen ·s tnsn1e!i ('s market passed the $500 million mark last yrar. Most of the money went For hundreds of varieties of co!· ogne and over 200 kind s of afler·shave lotion. But an estimated $6 million was spent on men's hair sprays. $4 n1illion for grooming aids and skin CQnditioners. At \ta.~t thiny-five sha11ing creams, 14 baths and shower oils. five face masks, three brands of as!ringents and a bubble bath for n1en are available. "The most expensive men's cologne in the world '' rates radio time in America's most affluent communitits, and the manu fa ctu rer suggests that ('\'en an uptight reactionary father \\'i ll "borrow" it rro m his swinging son. too young lo ren1ember the and glamour lo the mouth. against chapping as well. lipst1<'k crines 1n a unique last "\' I P lips" era, will col· Great for correc11ng !ht shape Jn the new collection of Color Band {'ase so that YOll !ect 11: wardro~ el lip colors ofanot·so-perfectlipline.too. ~PllPn "~1olsture Frost • r:Jn 1n~l <1!1!l,1 1drnt1fy ·the this fall , f'nough to co11er sny To help n1ake lips feel as li psticks, colors range from ~h.iilc 1111 111e 1n~1de bl' the eol· !Mk and all the moods that pretty as they look, Cutcx has pale wh ite·pink, with a frosry-or 1.r \lie uul$1rle nng. df'11eloped a new super·molst coo! sheen. to Lhe warmest. As ii ~pcrial s1t1n£'·Jn• ent11·e an1u.<;t and enhance their collection of 18 mouth·water-most romantic blue pinks and there aic l11ur '.\lo1 ~1ur·e n1ult1·fashioned look . ing lip colors that soothe and bright )leachy, apricot and losses." Jnu i\al1Jl'<il. l'1nk, 'ro capture tht s I i r k , protect lips as they lend color beige tones in bet'>'•een . Pearh and Bcigl' ,..:trh 1s :ir· glamorous 30's and 40's lee!. and crystalline sheen. There are seven ··~l oisture pli<'d fr1lrn a snia ll p;1n \1·1th a ini;:. select son1e of the bright, Yo u can pick from sticks or Creme" lipsticks. including fingerti p. Look fnr ;ill the clear reds. pinks and coral s. glosses: all conta in emollients velvety Pea('h Creme and distin('!11'e new r11ag1'nl a casr ~ darker and deeper 1n tone now an d special p rotect iv~ news·making Red G n n e and then wisely "put .1our than in pre~'1ous seasons. moisturizer!! to help guard Bright. And, each Cutex n1oncy where your rnouth 1.~!" For lhe younger, more !F;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,.;o;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 nalural look. collect the ne\\'\y fa~hionerl glosses. in,O\eniously [ packaged 1n 11\lle pans that look like old-fashi oned rouge 1 po!.~. Applier! with the tip nf !he pinky. tht>y add JUSI the ) ~heere.~t lint of color, with !ht most glis1eninii: shine. Frosted lipsticks create s1ill another look wi!h softening shimmer the! adds sparkle 1 Colorful A robe maker puts a red. blue and white quilted flannel bathro~ over a matching long-slee11ed flann@I nightgown '>l'ith an eyelet lace collar and cuffs. Another goes gauch8 wi th a na11y, yellow and white cotton blend houndstooth pantdress, v.·hich zips up the front and double·buckles on the side . Another manufacturer does a delicate light pink nylon pantsuit with matching ruffles al the neek , front panel, cuffs and bottom . LANE BR.YANT ~~~~ a t South Coa st Plaza invites you to be present at our t all riffic Fashion "Happenin g" Saturday, Aug. 2B, I 0 A.M . to 5: 30 MISS EDNA NELSON au• toll Fa ~hio n Manager, will tell it like it is as sh e shows you the latest Fa ll looks informally mod eled, in our groovy Tall Shop. WHAT IN BLAZERS !! Stacy De Naut Oeft) of Corona del Mar proves lo Shelly S<i.vage. also of Corona de! Mar, that advice literal ly is free f ro m The Broad way \1outh Council at all Broadway stores. An other council member at the Fashion Lsl and store, Karen Banks (right) of Estancia High Schoo I. d is('u sses clothes 1vith \'icki Cumn1ings of Corona de! Mar. Council 1ne1nbers l hemselves \Vear a "uniform" of con temp· orary clothes, but help customers select all kinds of put-togethcrs. Scholarships. ~ocial events 3.nd opportunity to 1\•ork 11: ith local charities go \vit h the C.'ounciJ JOb. Young people vie for 197 memberships~ s.ix in each store throughout the Broad'A-·ay chain. Such !hin.l:S as a body rub l'r~=========::\ and skin conditioner are being The cla11ics •gain •. , definitely n•ws don• in al! the fine end fency t e1C+ure1 of f•ll. Flanne l blazer in qre p1 or navy wool, $3 6. Schoo l Dress Reg ulations tn Flu x Dress regulstions across the country in public. privale and parochia 1 schools are in as much flux as the state of fas hions. Hotpants are gelting mixed re.actions at a /\'ew Engl;ind area school. A spokesman For ;;rn r lemen· lar.11 school said, •·There are no dress restrictions for girls as long as wha t they wc;<r ls clean and neat. This inclurles shorts. jeans. long skirls or whatever." One private girls' sthnol has a regulation uniforn1. "The whole ide11 of a unifnrm is to, eliminate competitinn ;:inr1 if 1,1 t al\01l'ed intlividual~ to modify lhei r unif onns. it 1rould srrl'e ro i11!ens1fl' con1· prt1tio11. ·· says Ilic principal. The uniforrn includes ~kins, hloust•, tu rtlt•nt'rk swratC'r, bla zrr :ind ~;1ddlr oxford ~. 1narketed along with afltr· shave lotions and cologne . A rnen'li aero.~ol hair spray is selling well 11nd a "hracing" !ikin n1oisturi1.cr is offered at 55 fnr four ounces. Cosmetics c:ompanie!! and information a,i::encieli point out thal men have been anointing themselves for a qui te a while_ Re'1ai.~sance noblemen u~ed face powder. beauty marks. nerfumrs and toilet \Valer. Napoleon i~ st1 id to ha11e liked to douse himself in cologne. Cleaning Hine oy to the World • IS BACK TO SCHOOL o, ...... '•"' s~o •. 1111 ''""· Jo1 lo 1~• W•rld "••hl•ftl J555 I . COAST HWY. CORONA OIL MAI Pleid wrep in purple/orange 'wh it• weol /nylon, $23 . Oobby -weave stock t ie ihirt in qold, rid or wh ite poly1sfe1 cotten, $I•. Style SllaWll ••ll•lbl1 111 eur 1 ... 111 ll'erk St1r1 South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa Bristol at San Diego Fr eeway Ai a po~h country ch1y school. dress is .. optional," ac- cording to a school spokeswoman. <.:otnrnent at ;i pr i1·atc element:1r~· and high schml, '·\ve ·re allowing lh('nl In wear hotpnnts . but thr.1• rnusl be a derl'11t length -not t110 short. \\'e dnn 't allow blue jeans. hut re,i;:ular pant.~ are fine. 1'he long skirts and dresses are very attract ivr." In suburban Chir;1go. Junior hi11h ~1udents t.'ln we ;i r .. anyth ing that dnt·.~n'l rlislr;ir:t from the cla ssroom" inclurling ho1pa nls. "'h . I . fl 'd ~arkl"I I~ ltw r .-. rn us111g c e;ining u1 onl,';:~~~~~~~~~!! Shop •vt ry night to 9 :30 p.m.; Saturday 10 to 6 p .m . ORDER TODA Y 540-771 7 "The girls are pern1iltrd to \\'ear pants. knickers. skirts of 11.ll lengths, but not Hot Pants." a fabri1•, 11.~e a clf'an clolh to dry the nuL~ide edges of the dan1r portion \'ignrousl y. Thisl can avoid a "ring." • • • ON THEIR FIRST DAY HAVE THEM BEST DRESSED Sued e takes a turn at going to class ~ BUSTER BROWN. Worn THE RUGGED LOOK OF SUEDE IS A GREAT FAVOR ITE WITH EVERY LITILE LADY . everywhere but out A NEAT BIT OF A BOOT IN A GOOD LOOKING BURNI SH ED LEATHER. FREE Entff Our Colori nq Contest And Win This Bike. Fret Camtta with children's IM" to school shon , Hurry and Ott yo111'1, FA SHION ;SLAND • NEWPORT BtACH e WESTCLIFF PLAZA • Singer Fabrics at lowest prices eve r! Folklore Cotton Prints -a grea! peasant floral look. 100% cotton and cotton blerUs. maehine washable/dryable. 44/45"wide. cut from !he bolt s2ee yd 100% Polyester Double Knits -~ain and fancy stitches in light and dark shades, machine washable/ d<yab\e, 52/54"wide, cut from lt"e boll. (!HT• MIS• -ll•IU•!" ~u~!lflwt•, Sa111t! c ..... Pllll -,,~llll COSTA MIS.I. -uoe ... .,,., ""ti .. M••""• (tnl ... -Ml •·11•1 J acqu ard 100% Polyester Double Knits -a variety al pauerns ancl colors. 11 \ti 12 oz. \'.'Cight. yarn d1'f'd, machinet washablc/dryablc, 58/GO"wide,cut from the bo'.:. Bonded Turbo Acryl ic Fancies -1\111h J·,n•1 insh1on ~.1,.~.:-01. 1 oo·,~ bonded aC:y~ic, machine v.•<i-;hablc/ C :y;~~'o, 54 'v:1ce, cul from the be.:. FREE INSTRUCTIONS on use of your new machine. COMPLETE including foot control at this low price. t1UNTIWOT01'1 1 €•(" -'"'""'' •• l!•u~ 'luK!•K, ••• •••(~ (""'"' -'" 1(11! OllA.NGI! -11 Sha"•o• f:O•I, '1'~• C•i." (•"'"' -Sil Jlll Tnut1d.iy, August 21.i, 1911 IHGHT ON TO SCHOOL 5UPl'l£"1EN'T -DAIL V PJLOf :J Word 111 Men's Fashion Nov-1 Is Individualir y In n1en s faslaons. 11s in- almost an~' :isprrr of ' nov:" fash ion, Lhe word 1s l:'I· DIVJD U . .\L. No rnore 1s 11 f'~µt•rLecl , or even des1r<·.ble. to 1,1.·ea r y.•hat fil<> your idea of what someone else sa ys is fashion . Todav, according 10 lhe designer-~;, how ,vou dress should rit your Jife~tyte. arid ~oc1ety as 1t is. To quote one . "The tnok cnrnt>s from the ·ins ide, what's comfort a bit> to tha! person " fn nthet words. nn one IS dicta ting, which leaves 1he responsibility squarely up to ~·ou, the consumer. The individual should con- sider who he 1s, and 11.•hc.'. is his "bag" before choosing his apparel. Tbr trend is to avoid signs ll'hirh sa.v such·and·such is what is "in" ... just by pul- ling it in wri iing. takes it out, in the rie\\' of fashion o.-iginal s E\'en a spokesman £or \•olume stores a\'crs. '"There is no one way to dress anymore. 1£ you want In be cl2.ssic and go arounrl in a blue jacket and a white tic. th at's fine. And if you like lhe fringed l'est and the camera-<ase that acts like a pu rse, that's fine, too." Expr('S.S the you !h.~!'s In· side. rnen . And !rt the c.hi p.~ fall where they tn-a,\, In uthtr words. la;;hio n is life <JJd not son1e ar1if1L·1al aspect of lire. You should <.'<lfll· mtinicale lo the y.•orld \\'h<it you think your idea of the world is. Consider. for example. how you re:11ly react to v.·i)rds like love gC'ncralion. s I r a i g ht , silent majonty. Believe it or nn1 , such word~ are spring- boa rds 10 design('rs' fTe<i- lions 11h1eh you will find in s1n<'lrt shops . DesignPrs ilrr also co n- sidering m?.'~s volume anrl the ecunorny . \'est su11s, for t'X- nn1p!e, !he non·suit:-;, as they ;ire aL~o called. arr ;;aid !o be the diret·t rcsull of designer::' ('Unter·n with tl:ie cconotn.v. The C()n.~unlt'r nf•eds a fashion look !hat's less exprnsi\•e 111nd inci dental ly perhaps nl ore C(lrnfortab!e. I VariatiDns of this look_ lhe shirt suit , the tunic sull, u;;uC'JJy worn ll<>ltcd and wi!h bools. Tht>-~e arr lvr the llberatl"<I male. According to knol'.IP<l~e;1bl e \\'esl coast sources, you can hul' :'!shirt ~uit for as little as $35. This. reportedl.v. \\'ith all the chic one associates v.·ith a convent iona l suit for $400. THE 'GENTLEMANLY LOOK' IN MEN'S SUITS FOR BOYS LEVIS, HANGTEN & THINGS I • ", • I r·ree Jr) Be' Freedom to (·hoo:-:e is basic -00\h for lhrir cu;;1nn1c1·s and for then1selves - for th£1se free f;ririls, all n1cn1bers of t he ('nllrgr Fashion Board at J . \V. Robin· ,-;on L'o.'s f"ashion Island store. l .cft to r 1.1;h t arc L;inn.v ('ir 1ra. 2tl . UC Berkeley; ~leg Bond. 1\l Stanford ; Bef'ky ('<irver. 2/l 111n slide) nf US<_'.: and 1'yra 1-lan- sen. 18, Uf' Sanla Barbara. ('arrnen Day of <lr<1nge l'oasl ('ollcge \1·asn't avail· able for ricturc. Girls each choose thl'ir n11n put·togethers and t.:hange \.var- drohes several times dally 1\·hen o n d tit.v at 1he s tore. 'l'hey en1phasize how cl othes help the wearer to be "free to be." Stain-and-soil Release Fabrics N eed Only Slig11t To ucl1 Up Little i::irls become f;"Jshinn conscious at an early 11ge these days. and rnolhers often look 11·ith dre;id on shflppini;: for school clothes. They knol'.' lhe word "praclic;il" stands l1tllc chance <'.gainsl "none of the girl.~ ;ire wearing !hat:" A bright a.~pect nf ba<'k-tn- 5chool clo!hes today is !.he new slain-and-soil rr.l <'ilSf' fini~h ;iddf'd to :na111· !)l'nlhf'tlf; fi!hr1rs_ \\"1lh this ;1d<li11on thC'.1' ;>.rf' trul.v <'<IS\ ·cc.re fahrics . Thr.1· w;i.;h r;;s1l_1· and need only touch-up 1ron1ng. l et Children Sclccr Their Rornn Co lors F.:ven 1n-1r;1r .nlr!~ ;ire f]IJil t ~nphisL1ca1 er1 :.boul ('t1icJrs . so Jct lhc111 hill!' tl1f'ir "hf'1>:t." Texlure.~. 11"111, art 1111p•11'l ;int In !hr111 . C1rls pn•dil'l;1!ih'. go for s1n111i1hi'r s!lkr:1 1 r ~t l1 rrs, while boys rrl'f1•r !hr· lou~l!rr fl nd \11"C!'ci1r-r l11ok.~. (j1\·r lhC'in what thev 1v;1nl nnd Ille ronni t•:in tak!! nn <111 11nor1.hnd11 x \hilrm 0{ lht'1r 11110 p('r:-11n:il Jl\I.\_ \\ h:ilr vt'r lhf' 1111 .. r a11d ll'X- lurr. 111.ik<' .~t1 1·r 11 1~ ;di \(''".'>' s1urri1'. F a hr11 ·~ ~1i .. uli1 br lhc \1 .1~11.~.hlr. 111II f'·1 t<1r11ng kind. Th;ink~ 111 1<1d.11 ~ n ,1raf'I<· flhl'r~ ;1nd i llll'i iH'~. ""~ lh1t1J: IS pns-1hl1• <I I 1i,1111 lllj·~I H'll~il •' find p1':1(·t1( al f<d11 t\'~ In 1n:1l.- i11g ih(' rf••lll ;1 < 111rl. ~llill'l ihlo• fl ' ~1!...~ilJll', 1 '011~nli·r ;i 11n.1 I· f;llrl ;~1·rd llo •1 r \1h1\h • ;1n IH· \ilred for 111 ;i onr sli·r 11p•·r:1 - l1nn , {';.,~pl'tlng 1~ ;1 po~ ... 111111!\, but '11.:!lln . rt 111u~1 b1· llH> k111d lh:it 1:1k";; n h<':il1ng The lhnroug!i h, 11111t!1•r11 child'.' rr>o111 is onr I h:d a ns11rr.~ ~Pt'f'1f1•' 11t'1'd~ r;1lh\'r than 11 ~rll1n.t: lh;it r!;-i1 ~ nut ;i mothrr's ranl:i~\' 111 tf'rins of do<Hl:'!d.,, ICC crran1 c<ilor~ and gilnmicks. !\l<igic sizing_ the modern iron· ing aul. n1<ikc.~ lrnn1n;i: so e;i s_1•, girls c<i n start on this chore c?.rl~-. A ~pccilll lubri·I 1·ant in sizing helps 1he iron I glide aln1os t elforlle.~sly 1 i One way of l'a~i11g !hr shopping proble rn 1.~ to ma ke it a lea inwork ,.rf<irL Re1•iew la~L year's wardrobe. This rnay require a hit of ~i vf' and take rron1 ,vou Nld your daughler. Adnii ! that the plaid j11m1wr ha.~ se<·n be!ler <la.vs if she'll ilg ree !h<'n's anothr.r j('<1f i11 th1' hrnwn one . Then .~erlle on a real istic hudgC'L 1'11 st;iy within !hall I hu<lgrl. i;hnp at home first. /J'n111 1H'11 sp;1prr :it!s, I \Vh1'n ~·ou shop. lnok for h11ngtag.~ th111 givr fabric con· tent. stain·ittld·.wil r e I e <1 s 41: fini.~h i n f n r 111 at i on . 11nd \\'ashing 1l1rf'C't1ons. ,\1 o ~I I 1Ags on ga rn1c11!.~ with thii; fln1~h recon11nrnd washin,l.l 111 l'l'l'Y hot w;·.tl·r If a trace or : I st:iin rrrn<:11n s aflL't lhP fir st \\:1shing, 11 usuall_v di.~app('ar31' afl1•r ::i1111lh•·r \\<l.<.hlng . !··or 1n11t ll-11p 1n•n1ng, use ! o.,11111g a ~ _111u prP.~~ Iii put b<tck llu· · l1kr>-n••11 '• fini sh. Even lhf' n1·11' :n1ra••lf'" fahrirs l1Jsf' hi.(j v afti·r spvcral 11';.\shing~-I S1f,111g rr,lor·I'.~ bod.1' Without tlu· s1·r;il<'hy slirfnr.s.~ of .~l t1r1·h. and 11 n <i;unpt'n1ng is I 111•(•d•·d 1Jnw1'1'l'r, on some 4·1J1irfr1•1f s clothing, blnuses. 1 skirts. pf'1t1co;it11 and shirts. for i n.~lanl'r.. l'O\J m;iv wanl a l1nnf'r f111ish_· ~·or this, r-.1agic s11'.111i.: ~~xlra ('nsp is jus t right 111 artrl a fini sh a.5 crisp as s1 ;1rch, riiodedday Shn to 40 $3 ,99 PANT DRESSES s7oo,. '15" SHIFTS & ROBES 14. 99 TO sa, 99 Ol'lf'4 'llOAY "TIL t 179121/i MAGNOLIA AVENUE fOUNTAIN 'IALLfY IN 't'ILL.AGI Cfl(fll -t•l-1fJ4 µ••l •• Cli••9• -R."~"'"'•"c •r.I io2a Irvine. Newport Beech. C e lifornia 92660. P hone 642-7061 • IT'S BACK TO SCHOOL FOR THE DAILY PILOT SPORTS TEAM, TOO If you're a ny kind of an Orange Coast area sports fa n, our 'home team' covers your 'home team' and it's a simple fact that the DAILY PILOT covers Orange Coast sports better than any other newspaper 'delivered in the Orange Coast area . Our team soon will be 'back at school' and covering your team •.• e Complete Statistics e Staff Photos of Action Where It Happens e Exclusive Reports on Hom• and Away Games Here's The Team That Produces The Real Fan Fare For The Orange Coast Area: GLENN WHITE Sports Editor, columnist, covers t'he pros and often reports on 'hot' teams on t he prep, junior college and college ci rcuits. CRAIG SHEFF He's your m•n in th• pre11 box •I j'unior coll•g• conf•sts, Sp•· c ie •ffention i1 focu1ecl en Or~n9• Coa1t, Gelclen Weit a ncl SeclclJ eback. HOWA RD HANDY H;1 primary beet ii UCI. wh•r• he i;:ovttr1 e ll 1port1 activiti•1, p lu1 elh t r •ree1 of loc•I in· tere1t includin9 9olf, ROGER CARLSON He'1 th e DAILY PILOT's prep •port s 1peci•li1t. Fourleen hi9h 1choel1 ar• en his r•9ul•r b••f. He olt•n cov•r1 others, too, PHIL ROSS Sports fe•fur11 •nd prep 1chool ectivi+ie1 •re hi1 1peci elty. H• w•1 the DAILY PILOT'1 man ,11 f Rem1 end Cherger1 tr•inin9 c•mp1. Plus Our· Award-winnin9 Photo Team RICHARO KOIHLIR Consist•nt winners 1n competitio11 emon9 news photogr•phers at the county, st1t• and national le vel are the photojournalists of the DAILY PILOT - sloff. They lovo • footboll game , bos· ••+ball contest, wrestlin9 match -or enythin9 •Is• th•t furnish•s 1ction for th•ir lenses. When it comes to sports, these are some of the fastest shots (ind bost shoolorsJ in tho West. PATRICK O"DONNELL Follow 011.r Team. To Follow Your Tea111. ~-.. , . .. . STERLING SILVER MAKES THE TEEN SCENE She We•rs it on Ears, Neck, .Wrist, Finger Srerlin g Silver Wins As Sc hoo l Favorire The teenage miss is ~!riding <lff to school again. cager fnr the educational experience that's as rnodern and in- ·n ovative as the Space Age can make it. Unique too, is the in- f\ucncr she ha s on today's vouthfut fa i;hion scene. an in- fluenre far beyond her years, exerted by he r definitil'e ide;:is on hO'.\' she wants to look. Hl"lpin,i;: her ach1c\'e her favor11e looks is je"·elry, a necessary accessory for ba ck- to-schooling, the Je w e 1 r y Indu stry Cou n c i l has discovered. Sterling s1ll'cr is lier shiny new bC'au .:11 the start or this school yr.a r. and she shows off with rigid nccklets dangl ing a bstract mobiles. rnonogram· fW'd discs or charms, larg<'r earrings. h;iby b a n g I e bracelets and rings ;igleam during school hours and afler. Rigid nccklets, in golden -tones, f'spouse symbols and emblem!> of causes dear to her )'Oung fe male heart and h;:l\'e the lund of sa\'\'Y she expeclS e\·crything she owns to have. Dog co llars of leather. of .br11ided nict.:il :ire equ.:i ll v comp.:1t1 hlc ll'i1h her back-to- school !ifr !'1\'lr 511 rnuc h so .i;hr will probably v.·r:1r thrrn In rnult1ples or con1bine !hcn1 with Jcn~lhs or lca!hcr strung 'v.•ith authrnfic Am er i c :in I ndian 1rib;il prnrlan!s or .:iny othrr exnmplc of handm;idc crartsmanshir so ;irpre('1a1ed anrl valued by tod;iy's youn~. J1er attr;ic1ion for gold fillrd je\l'elr~· is nnolher way she recn~nizr.~ 1hc qualit y and 'wnr1h nf superb v.·ork111anship. Gold f11!rd lockets dangle as 0pend;in1~. are pinned on her 1A1C!'t prasiin! dress. clasp her \\'r1!'1 a~ hrarcll'l s: animal pins in ln\"f'l.\' new lc xlurcs of ,::old filled c:harm her rt!(hl off · !he f;nm : burkle~ and bf)>A'S, circlrs :1nd squa rrs chanile her mMon from romantic to rnnrlrrn with i;!(lld filled e;ir- ring~ anrl r1n~, wri rr gol<! fil l- ed ~rl 11•1th rnlnr<'d ~!nnr~. rnrwrl 11 1th ~ rllow .':old fi ll rd 1s the nrw!'st of hrr nccc~si11!'S amon i;? ;i rcr.~.~orrr~ Shr ·~ hecn a collcc!or of charm~ for mo~t of hrr 1 1H1n,g Ille and more so Lhis school year since she can hang them from new places like rigid necklets, dog-collaring rib- bons, bracelets, belts and ankle chains. Earrings j<lin her collector's circle now that e\'en her beloved pierced styles come larger as hoops. wedding band s, mobiles, buttons, plain. fancy and stone-set. Cl ever sle1gh1-ol-hand tricks she nc1'er learned in a cla ssroom come naturally as she p1lrs on as rnany rings as she ""'ants . plain or stone set J:!old and silver band.~. rin gs 1ha1 dangle hrr favori te emblem. dainty rings. her birthstone ring . lhe lush, love- ly nrv.· colors of Linde slar8. Bracelets. too, are almost aJWays al hand, and <ln her wrist in ro .... ·s. mixing wh ite and vrllo""' golden tones. polishe"d and rnaue finishes, • nourish of lexlures, wide and narro"' v.·1dths. A wa tch rnay be an opera- lional nf'cessiry during her school nay. but she also con- !<1ders it a necessary 11c- 1·r ssnrv. She 1\·anls lo w1'ltch the tirl1r f!,\' with st y!r, day nr nrghr' That's \\'hy the fa ces :i nrl banrl s sprou ting J3rge do.scs nf col0r Rive those school hours added dash and 111ake her especially cher ry. Aft r r hours. lhe dainty and rlf'l1('ate are lime\y wa ys to texture face and band. r-.·lnmrnts when her budding sophistication needs 11 bolster· ing, "rr;rl " jrwclr~· gives her .11 1l'n1niinll' as."1SL Perfect for hrr agr" ;ind .~pcci;il nrcasion ... are cult ured pea r."; i;:old filled pin or earrings twinkling wilh ;:i tiny rrct:inus stone: jade. ca rved i1·orY. coral nnd scArab Je we lr~ l<'t;1phn1en! her you ng years graccfulll'. And btst of ;i ll, i:hr c:in find these stone5 in 11·h:i1cvrr ma y be her fa voritr \\;iy to """rar jeQ1elry: rarr1ngs, pins. hr ace 1 et ~ , chokers. pcn ri;in!s and. of course \nt~ nf rings. .Jcwrl ry is hrr necessa ry ec- rrssor,\, goi ng rl'rr~•where she _go~s flus s rhr.(11 ,l'rar. helpi ng hrr look hrr hes!. say~ thf' .lr"clry Jnd tis!ry Council. ------------- ' ,~, • I ' ! t ·' • -• • - ••M · K nick.r 111 K 11i1 The look of the knicker outfit may be familiar - llke. say. early 1 Q30!~ -bu t the matfrial cert11inly ls different. Knits of Afri can acrylic make this back- lo-!ichool ouLfit a.lmoSt cnlircly care-free for mom. And Lbey're comfortable, too . • • '· ' •,v ~-., ,_..,~ • ' ..... , .... t.• soft n' cozy sleepwear, gowns and pajamas A great col I ection of sleepwe•rfor girl 1. Lot s of gowns, pijamas and some e ven ha ve feet. In soft p11tels. florals and m1ny oth er prints. 4-14 . Choo1e yourfavoritts. J • 9 9 val. 5.00·9.00 • .... y c•. Muth COllf ,, ... ,Sift .u ... fwy.,, twf1tef, ..... IMN; J.t6.ttt1 ohep menday thru lrld•y 10 '·"'·to ':lO p.m .• ••ft<l•y -'tll 1 p.rw. 11tt.1rtl1y, 10 ........ ' ,. .... bright pant suit for girls U-neck tunic with flares A bonded Orglon® acry lic vest and pant outfit for girls. Comes in navy, pu rple or red . 4·6X . Available in 7-1 4, 6.99 Shown w ith· at-neck 5weater. 3.99 reg. 5.00 &iri s' wei r 5& ·• " . . , ' . ' • , ....,, . ' -' .. ' \ •' " ·' ,. ! • • '· . .'I i\ , . ' • ' J I I '7 MAVCO ·- Thursday, Au9u~t 26, l'i71 scr.lool sae ,~, \ ' ' ) ~ .~•.) ~--,) sale • jeans! jeans! jeans! boys' jeans a re bold and striped Ju sl for little boys. A group oi l'lold -.1r1p1 ·d 11.irf' IP g Je.1 n,. i\,\,1nv exciting !.1IJ color ... to choose from. St1e<:; 4-7. Con1P in tnd.t \'. 3,59 reg. 5.00 little boy~· SZ boy's jeans in solids and stri pes Choose from a good selection of colors. Great (or ba ck to school. Sizes 8 to 18. 26 to JO . 3.99 reg. 5.50 to 7.5 0 boys' weil:r 14 men's flares are easy-ca re , bright . Exciting nev..-stripes in lots of colors. Pcrn1 anenlly pressed. From a very famous maker. Great ior ia!l. In sizes 30-38. 5.99 reg . 12 .00-13.00 men 's sportswe.;ir 133 a great group of so li d s, str ipes in ju11 io1· <111d prep si zes for boys 1\11 lh P tup n.1 n11 ·~ 1n ll'<lll' .1t l rt·1 11«nd~Jll\ ).tV1ng<.,. An enormou~ ~f'!f'l 11011 r11 ~<1l1d' ,ind ..,triJlf'\. In JUllifJr dnd prer <.1ze,. Al the<.P pri cf'~ you 'll •,\,r111 ~rvr-r,il p,1i r. Cnrnc 1111() M,1 y Co dnd choo:ic· yc1ur 1avoi 1lt' ,ry/l'.., .ind t rJltJr' anJ ~ave lor ~chool. All 2.99 •• reg. 5.00-9.00 fan1ous jeans for today's young men Gre<1t loo king flare~ vv1th nevv-look p<1tch pockets. With bright color stripes. You'll \Van! to come and see them. Sizes 29-36. • reg. 5.00-9.00 rMY co. south co1st pl1t1, san diego fwy. et bris tol, cost a m.s1; 546-9311 shop mond1y thru friday 10 a.m. to 9:30 p.m., sunday noon 'tll S p.m. 11turday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. MA.VCO l?eflertio11s Bright ''1nini inedals" on the overblouse, plenty of 1nctal on the \Vide belt and rnod. n1eta!-fran1ed sun- glasses that go right lo the head of the "lass" a re highlights of this kn ickered and booted ouftit for back-to-school tiine. 'rhe knickers are Knil\\'ear by Rosanna and the sunglasses are from Foster Grant. Cassette Record ers Are Srud ents' Friends Ectch year 1nore Pil d n1orc students a1·e retun1in~ to schoo l with a popul;:i r new friend a do -it-yourself ll'Hrn iug and fun kit «ailed a casse!le !ilpe recorrk·r In school or ou!, studPnts uf all ages not only w;111t 10 hr whe re !he action is, hut ~ct il on rl'cord. The drsirc is fnr grl•:uer p<1rticip.ation : the rt"- sul! greater learning . All types of things l'<HI essons or ~·11ur 11wn rock group. l'\1 any sC'honl.~ have less11n 1natl'rial ;11·;)iJ;·hlt· on rasselles rh;H n1a.v he bor rowed or copied for hurnc or dormitory lislen111g_ F(lr !he s!udent who fi nds ii hard to \Vritc home. a easselte recordin g is easier ;111d more personal th;:in a le!ter. lnlrodured in the n1id HlfiOs. cassel1e recorders and plll.\le rs arc a11t.i l<1ble today in :i wide rang<' of model s from lcs~ l/1<111 $;.(I. For !he past lh:er .11rars. U.S. sales of lilllf' rrcorder.~ t n1ore than hall of !h1'rn cas.~ette mod els) have cxccf'ded record player s:i les, aCt(lrding ro Ampex Corpora- 11011 , " leading producf:'r of ca~se1le rerordcrs and tapes. S!udenl s are ma ior users, not onl) fnr i n f o r m a t i on recordirig. but fri r music listen ing as wel l. The si1.e or a c1 garct.te rntt'kagr. and onl.11 a lhird as lh rr k. a cassette l'an s!ore up 10 two hours of reeOrlling The easselte sltps inlo the r.ecorder. and begins recording or playing with the push of a but.- ton . No ta1>e threading. A big plus to niost studenls is lite abili1y lo record music, cr;ise it whl'n desired. and usl'.! 1ht· sarne casset1e for recording the latest sound. lr1 ad d 1 t 1 on . all popul:.>J' pl'rforn1ers and lrtles are availtible on prerecorded cassettt's from nianufarturers. ·A popular portable for rlassroc:n anrl nthcr monaural recording fun<:tions is the Amp<'x Micro 9. "'hich weig11' only fi vt> pounds ;>.rid t'Osts Jc~1 lhan fif1y dull<lr.~ Other mono rnodels arr rornhioed with A1\{ or A,\1 Fl'\1 ra11ins. srcrco unit s includ e h;inds(Jnle honil' recording and lls!c'ning sys1en1.~. changl'r niodels that will play up to 12 CH~settes 1vithuu t handl ing , and econornical "decks'' lhat attach to you r p1·r sent stereo s.v.~1rrn. ·rhe new1•st models in- clude ;'.n ;iutornalic rf:'verse fe;it ure tha1 pcrrni!s bo1 h sides or a ccassl'l!P "album'' 10 be p!a}'l'd l'.'ithout turnin~ 1t uvcr i\1 :i'1y familu:~s 011-·n several (•assette n1odels -a portable hir recording anv11herc . a 1 11u1n uni! fnr pl:i ybr-.ck on the road and a high qual11 y cas- .~clte ~ystcn1 for eaiiy stereo listf'nrng r1t ho1nc. All in al l. for today·s student fflnd hrs her ram ii)' I I h ~ e:tssC'!lf' 1.~ a \'.lr1ed <'Jld versatilr lntncl u1derd. 1ldo!escenl 1lc11e [11L el'.r Into J\!l auy Coeds' Liz·es If all a co-ed had to worry about \\•as solving algebra proble111s, going back to srhool each fall \.\'ou ld be a great.er cause for joy! UnForiu nately, one of tire 1nore tricky problems confronting co-eds loday doesn't even enter into 1he academic curriculum . Adolescent arne -or even only periodic blemishes an<I bl;ickheads -plag ue mosl high school and co 11 e g <' sludents and can thro"' a giant pall over even the zingiest personality. And, w h i 1 e n1edicated cos1netics m a y cover up trouble s po! s . scrupulous cleanliness is the b~st preven tati ve known. Girls are wearing 1n:_1keup younger and youn.iter these days. often with 1nore finesse and skill than their mothers ever imagined in their o"·n youth. Nonetheless. e v en • 'nalural·looking'' rosmetics must be removed thoroughly each night. And , with more oily skin. makeup should also be re-done at least one other time du ring the da y. both to keep it fresh looking and to help prevent the build-up of oil lhet can create blemishes. and users say it le•n·es skin sn1oo th . clear and glowing. And . s1oce it does rome in a light 11-·l'ight . spill proof tube, it's conveni<'nl lo lurk in to " purse, schoolbag or cosmetic bag, for loc ker rt)()lll breaks or after·schoo l rrcsh-ups. Gel cleansers arc easy and pleasan t to use. l)t'llght rtitl.v fresh and fragn1nt. ju s t .~pread a generous amounl nr lhc gel over nose. chin and forchf:'ad . t\1<1ssage in gently. using ;1 circular motion and adding warm waler as needed. Finally, rinse with lots or cool v.•aler and pat dry. Only the faint lrmon scent will remain, .f.!nd your face will reel fresh and clean. n e 111en1bc r thoug h, cleanliness is just hair the belt· tie in th<' wa r a g a In !I t blemishes. negular exercise, a b::rlanced, low.fat diet and plenty of sleep can all make a difference in the appearai or your skin. So. start the new sc h tern1 with the Honor Roll In mind and ~ve ytlllr problem solvlns for your algebra class ~ fun Homework Amon~ products specially designed for anywhert'·you-go "Make your own soda111" will cleansing. there's a n e w Ix' enjoyable, edible homework n'ledicatcd lemon ge l prod ut1 for the f:'1mily scholars. Ju.~t that helps prevent fu1u re hnve Oil hand SC\'f'tRl flavor~ blemishes as it clean.~. Angel or Ice crcarn, two or threa f"ace Medic::ited Le 111 on types or carbonated drinks and Cleanser rernovf's deep-down lot!! of whipped cs,:eam an ti soil and makcu_p ·in seconds. perky red maraschino cher- -,~:1:-:ETCen:roiblld=Jtiimi~ • u : , • .u-· •--• ·~- ,. .. . ... Softn e~) Ta kes Over N ew Fabric There's a rle'A' softness in all areas to vie with the still im- portant knils. Woolens are sorter and lighter in weight. Crepes. challis and sheer kniL'i are important. Ve.lour finishes are big news , and \'elvets and vel\'eletns are more important than t ver Knit s rtrnain s I r on g . Ooublekn1 1~ in \\'OOI or polyester art \"try "in"". Prin! s look nrwe~t o n darkened grounds. oftt'n black. Pnnl.c; t·an ht' laqilt' and splashy or tiny and geomt'tric. A lrend is the look of pri nt-on- print. especially using soft . gt'ometrit· forms. Border.; and bordrr interest -like fringe -rt'flt'l'1 1he big in lerest in gyp.c;y and "'Indian·· n1oufs of thr prr1·1ous season Colors art' e1thrr dark or !loft. Thry 1i1row dt>eper. even blackish. but remain soft and rich . Thr dustv lones \\"ill be irnpor1an! .. : especially in gpor!s'A·ear Colors lha1 ht1rk back lo Renaissan cr paintinJ:s. herbs and fruirs arr frequen1 in cur- r<'"nt f<1ll collrclions. Titan rrd. Bott1crlli blue. Venetian purple. resed<i and b ronzine green a nd pornegranate hal"t a rich depth not too far remo1•ed from the important smoky grays and browns of this srason . Also .!IS variants lo dark col- ors and neutrals are pale tone's t"la s!iificd as y,•1nter hr1gt>. c-r('an1 y,•hite and almad1nC'. a grc<'"n-linged bei.i:e 1\1en "s shot's play in1por1an! role's in Ille fashion pic!ure tor Fall There are 1 arious looks ineluding . slip-on . ! fea1 uring double- 11nd lriple-s trapsl monk-straps y,•ith decorative buckles which are con versation makers in themselve.~ slit-vamp types. tongues v.·hich are set high. light brass trim across lhf' step. And a newcomer !o !he sCf'ne -la ced shoes - makr foo1no1es Iha! 1•ie with the classic slipon Th<' liLl"l'd varietie.c; l"Olllf' 1na inl.~· in two. tone-or 1exh1red spec1a1or sryles. Also !hf' dress srmi- boot comrs on slron~ f11l1 \"trsion.c; inrludr a spat trf'at - menl. side sections or gonnlZ for comfort. and s!itn straps around lhe back. or spann1n~ lht' inslep. You 'll set rnuch perforation sl}•ling in slip-on.~. oxfords and boots, Leather lininizs help krep !he f~t com- fortable'. In tex tured \ntC'rei;t stvlis l:- find !hill sn1ooth ·and 1 i IZ h 1 R r a i n c d lca thrrs do rnin!l !t'. ll"ith nrw ~onnes .... You"ll SE'!' lllU("h t111!iqui11 1Z nr lone·on-tonr shading . other fini shrs include suede. en1- bo.~sed. or crushed pa1en1 s. As to colors. the fa shionable man 11·itl <'"llJO\" 1he man\' shades of bro11·n·. son11" v.·it h ~ ll·ine.1· or rt'd Ion('. or clear n1r>diun1 broll'ns. dark 1·irilf' brown ... and Jlnlrl pn tnnrs. ro gn with :ilmn~! .1n~ r0lnr Schoolg; r/1 1\1011 · 11··et1r Po11cho Lr;oh. Th<'" ponrhu 1s unt' n! l!1r h1~ Arne nl·an schooli;ir! looks !hi!'> .1 ear. the pl<1id j)l)nrho in p<1 rtt(·ul;ir. which t1rs 1n w11h the lri'ditional hack-tu-school look Thr l11t)r i::1rl wt>ars hPr pon- t·ho ovr.r mat1·h111,i: p.ints or a sk1rl -shnrl or lnni:: -or !ht ponchn .·nay be thr st'11'n-on lop p11rt nf !h!' d rrs~ or jurn1~r Thi~ fll ll"~ pont·~u~ are rn11dt' or knit" nr 110\•en. ... bondt>d or unhnndt•d Sf.en a1 ad l'ance showings· " peasant !l"P<' Scandinavian print Jumprr 11'1lh a navy fri 1ge . The jumper is 11·orn over a na1"}· turtle-neck swt11· lt r. A leading dt~1gner st ars a green and yellov.• bonded acryhc plaid poncho dress fringed in rrd. A ~porl!:ll"t'llr 111anutacturer feature,; a l"C'llnv. and red argyll double:kn11 poncho 11ith • red rri ngt ::ind 1 op~ "· matching longueur ~k1r1 1111h red ribbing do111n !ht lrnnl Another designer stitchf'~ navy polyestf'r sleeves and collar on his navy. green and white bonded lurbo acryhc plaid poncho top ... ll"ith a white fringe and puls it wilh matching fla re pants. To Study r;duefltnr~ recon1mcn<J that thf' ha.si c l"qu1p1nent for ~\IHI.\. 111~ Jnrl ude a t.h·~k. drawer space, a. por!ab){' IJ 1)t11•nler. a ltralght-back chair a n d adequ.11te lighting .• .)~,'S-l _.. -"'" ~.:_.~ ":"" I ' .if'A• ·-"""' ' '. ,; i • ; ' I I . t ! I. . ~ ' ·~· r .... • I ., ·- ~- 1 \ ··~\ \ SKIRTS AND MORE SKIRTS ••• IN SOLIDS AND PLAIDS ••• ATA GRAB· EM-UP PRICE! 99 coniparable skirts sell elsewhere at 5.99 A-lines, \1•rap ski rts. ski rts '"ith pleats, skirts \Vith ('O\\"hide fringed l~IL~. zipper.'!, J>i n l:!osi ngs. And the choice of solid colors and lively plaids is ,1·idr and ,,·o n· derful. Hurryl Sizes 6 to 14. - ' SMASHING HOT PANTS AND SWEATER SET AT OUR LOW PRICE! only Terri fic duo! You get hot pants \vith bih and adjustable su.~pender.~, adorned \l'ilh cuffs. 88 reg. 9.99 gUtter buttons ... plw a coordinated color space-dyed tweed S\veater with a great h1rtleneck, long sleev~. back zipper. All this at 7.88? Better hurry in before they fly out fast! 100% acrylic in S-M-L. OPEN 9:30 'TI L 9:30 -'1"". J I '! I _J .Ji ~ / ! . . . ... . ..,,.,. .... ,..r,,...,.. . . ,. . .,._..,_ GREAT SELECTIONS· •..• E.XCEPTIONALLYJ'' ., -··-· ... ~ ~ ' .... ,.. ... ...----~ ..... .......____ . --"·+· .... .,,..,,d 1 ... _..:.:-.,,.. -'~····"-'-~ - -. -. ... , .... --·--~ r.t . ' ' { '.~ / SAVE 250/o GIRLS' NO-IRON DRESSES IN A GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES! 99 Terrific v-.i.luel Pennanent- prcs5 ma chine-washable cotton and polyester in 5olids. fancy i'.lripcs, gay prints. Fall's long sleev~, new collar treatments, sashes., chain belts, button accents, even detachable tie fronts. Sizes 7 ID H . .0 fj conir ·,·a/lie. ,./ '" ,..~ ,._.~.,. ·~·-· ... ._., -· ---···-·--··-.. ---....T""..,......,..,_~-....... -..... -~ ... •'~·-~·-~··~ . ' . '· ... -· ir, USf OUR rRtf LA'fAWAY PLAN ·no int1t&1t chorges of ony kind· yo u• money tofundocl a! ony ti,;,. ~--....-...-~-~~~~..i.'~-. . ·-_ __.._ -~ --····--~-~ . . ___ _.J ~ "-!... .. ·•• ---··-···---··-··--·--- COSTA MESA, 1601 . Newport Blvd. GARDEN GROVE, 12373 Gortlen Grove Blvd· -·"'--,. ,-tr"l..l_ -~.· ----... _.:. -·--'I" ·~:..~-· ----·.---. '"'"'""'~--· ~,-.. lf'--1 __. --·,_..----= .. , .. ...._ ... f-..·'~ • .. ~, ___.,, 'iii;" • --~-, .1,)• 1 • .W'f/I' • •rro..·~ ->" MoW reduced\ MEN'S PERMANENT-PRESS FASHION DRESS SHIRTS regul arly 3.99 ea. for $ Polyester and rombed oottons with long point collar, placket front. ~button cu!a. Hold stripe chambra'jS ••• solid broad- cloths in muted tones.14~161}j. Also abort sleeve dress shirts in stripes, !olich. , , .. ..,. .... J ,. ... - Open Sun. 11-5 --- SAVE33% BOYS' NO-IRON LONG AND SHORT-SLEEVE SHIRTS regu'/,arly 2.99 ea. $ Yoarclioicoof P•"'•"•·preos poi,.. .ter-eottoo. in mipm, checks.. prinls ... loagpoinfoollar,short ....... Will> wJ!ed long .U-.. iD .mpoo, mlldl and checSs. Si= 6 to II!. .,., """ n m~s1e1 charge '"' .. ,, ..... ~. '. ;: I I • -----·---~-···.;•)r', • o.ff ro1n p. 1·o.ftie! THE NEW DOUBLEKNIT UNCRUSHABLE MEN'S BLAZER Choose 100% polyester douhlckuit for tarting comfort and wrinkle- proof good loobl New sinp.;le-breasteJ model with Bap pocke.ts,·wider lapels, deep vent. Twill weave in brown., blue.. navy .•. regula.n. longs. 'The 100% polyester knit slack retains Its crease, reslts wrinkles, is completely washable! Won 't bag or sag ... give when you give, move when you move! \Vith wider waist band, Western pockets, pre-hemmed. 29 to 38. comparable blazers sell elsewhere for 140 95 MEN'S FlARE LEG SLACKS C..:01nparable Slacks Sell Elsewhere For $15.00 OPEN 9:30 'TIL 9 :30 ·, ',.t,;•: '. :: i .._:, " • ' -;. • • i r ' I ,. t I l i ' "1 i -' • ' ' i l j l ·• ' 1 ; • l Students Aid War On Fires Teachers looking for an in- teresting and helpful lesson for the opening days of school should consider the Im· porl.ance of fi re prevention, especially in lhe home. Baking soda, well-known for its extinguishing effect, put ou t over 128 fires In Orange County 's Sant.a Ana . The homes were saved by the "baking soda fire p a 11 method ." The method is part of a Na- tional Fire Prevention Week project. Children collected empty Olle·pound ctiffee cans. on whi ch they pasted bright red "FIRE" labels. The labels gave directions on how to ha ndle grease blaze3 and other types of small fires and also provided space for recording emergency phone nu n1bers. Finished fire pai ls were distributed to local residen ts on a door·lo--door basis. It was left lo each homemaker lo fill lhe fi re pail with baking sodu . f.1ost homen1akers tend to stock their baking soda al the back of the kitchen cupboard ~·hich is out of reach in emergencies. This is where lhe fire pail project comes in. Fire departments across the country have joined forces with Camp Fire Gi rls. J unior Fire P.1arshals, elementary school children, 4-H Groups, Cub Scouts and Girls Scouts to enrourage howewives to keep a supply of baking soda v•ithln easy reach of the stove. \Vilh its bright red label, the pail is attractive enough to enhance any kitchen decor, so it needn't be shoved into a cupboard and out of im· mediate reach. You shou ld keep th e lid on the coffee can lo ensure that lhe soda won'l cake. For mothers with young children, a fire pail project is a good crafts idea. Children can make their own labels by cutting out white paper to flt the circumference of the cof- fee can, and printing the word FIRI-: '.'.'ith brighL crayon. F'or handles. show the youngsters ho111 to Jock two clothes pins to gelhcr, or let thern glue a stack of ice cream sticks together and paint then1 i11 bright &lors. Then pun ch hole s on both sides of the pail, where they can attach the handle \.\'ilh pipe cleaners. ~lore than five and a half million '"VIRE" labels were distributed throughout l h e country l;ist year. And since these 5.5 111il!ion la bels required an rqllal nu mber of coffee cun s. think of the dent that·s Deen n1<ide in the refuse problen1 . So fire pails not only pay off in help- 1ng reducc the fire toll safely and econon1ically, but they cut pollution as "·ell. Grease. fire a n d a careless cook are a dangerous cnn1· bination. Fire department statistics prove il. Kitchen fires now ran k third in the na· lion. just beh ind carcless snioking and children playu1g with marches. You can avoid a eon· flagralion by turning off the stove if you have lo lea\·c 1he kitchen . If you're behind schedule on a mea l, don't try to make up for lost ti111c by tuming the heat up high, especially when fr y i n g . Overheated grease can bursl into fla mes. Don 't neglect !.o wipe up grease splatters on pols and pans. On ce. grease catches fire, it spreads fast. Handled properly. such fires are minor inconvenience. But as so often happens. a housewife panics the. min· ule a skillet or greasy stove bu rsl.!I into flames. Tossing on water only serves to spread the flames: flour might cause an explosion. Your best defense is a Class- B com.,,,-cial r i r e. ex- tinguisher. Jn the absence of this, however, an old kitchen staple. -baking soda -V.'i!I do just as well. Stand back and loss handful! of baking soda on the fiames. Baking Jioda cools the fire and releases carbon dioxide to smother lhe fl ames. ' Kee p the fire pail project In mind to start. off lhe school season with a helpful hand. Ironing Tin1e School days add to ironing chores. Even If you prefer to iron while standing, It's smart lo work with an adjuslable table. Reaching up over a loo- bigb. table or leaning over a low one Is needle!!ly tiring. Pushing and tugging an Iron Is fa tiguing, too, Magic slztng, lhe modern ironing air. ca n eliminate muc h of that. Its specla l lubricant helps your Iron glide over g R r m e n l smoothly. so the iron does the work as you merely guide it. --- 8 DAIL V PILOT -RIGHT ON TO SCHOOL SUPPLEMENT ' ,. I I ! L_ -·-.. :.__ _. DeciJionJ, DeciJio!lJ Style-setting young people \Vho vi3il rd ontgon1ery \\lard's at J-luntlngton Cen· ter can get plenty of he!p fron1 Sharon Kelly 1left) of Edison J-ligh School. Pam Hoyt (right) of Fountain \'alley l·li gh and Ma rlene Secrist of \Vestminister High (not available for photo) -al! n1ernbers of 'Yard's Cam pus Center Board. They get help -as depicted here -from C har!ene l'l'!atthe\vs. director of the board which advises and serves teeo-aged tus to1ners \Vho bring their fa shion problems to Ward 's Campus Center. ,' / r ? ·J • I . . ,v ... ' ·. - ; • .. . . . ' . ' ' ' . . ' . ' .. _, ·, '· Garments Will Make Splash School day5 mean more than read i n g , writing and 'rilhmetic. They also mean new wardrobes for ftist-grow- ing youngsters. Chances are, this year they'll be wearing more and more knit garments. just as you are, and for the same reasons. They're comfortable, wrinkle-resistant and pretty. Whether you select single knits, double knits or textures -you'll probably want some of eacll -you can be sure the younger members or the fami· Jy are right in style with clothes tllat won 't I o o k rumpled ten minutes after they leave home. Until now, 1nany mothers ha ve avoided children's knits because labels and handtags cautioned : "Hand Wash " or even •·Dry Clean Only." But now Ule increasing number of shrink-resistant knit fabrics an the market. such as pol yesters or blends of natural and man- rnade fibers, are mos t I y m a c h in e -w ashable an d 1nathine-dryab!e. Care should be ta k en , however, to prevent shrinking, pilling and snagging. Long wash cycles, hot water. fast agitation and spin speeds, as well as high dryer tern· peratures and overdrying, can damage those beautiful knits. To help avoid those "no- no 's," Sears, Roebuck an d Co. has introduced special knit All-rimer The belted schoolgirl dress with a yoke and tuck pleat - stitched or unstilched -is M all-time American favorite. It conies in solids and plaids, in wovens and knits, bonded and unbonded . cycles on lwo new Lady Ken· more \Vashers and dryers. The washer's automatic knit cycle control prov ide11 a warm wash to keep colors bright and shrinkage to a minimum. And during the cycle, garments are treated tenderly with slow agitation to minimize twisting and pilling, and slow spin to avoid selling in wrinkles. The dryer's knit cycle con· trot tumbles garments in lower heat lo avoid shrinkage. Drying time is shortened automatically, thus reducing overdrying and sta!ic elec- tricity. ... • ·~ oy : to the World • IS BOOTS IY IAnANI S,,_th LNllllt tftcl SM .. I Joy to m. Wo•MI F11h;e,,. • 3555 l . COAST HWY, : CORONA DIL MAR .: 1'11'1111>t In ll••r Our bonded acrylics are on sale now for fall ' sewing. At Penneys. You can do a dazzling wardrobe Jn these bonded acrylics , , • dresses, skirts, sportswear. In patterns that are smashingly right for fall and winter. 54" wide. and machine washable. Reg. 2.98 y~ .. Now 253 yd. 100°0 turbo acrylic that's permanently bonded, machine washable, d r"1ps dry. Lots of fall palterns that are perfect for making handsome sportswear and ,dresses. 54" wide. Reg. 3..98 yd,. Now SaJe prices effective through S~turday. JCPenney CHARGE THESE VALUES AT YOUR LOCAL PENNEY STORE ! Shop Sunday noon to 5 P.M. at the following stores: BUENA PARK BURBANK CANOGA PARK CARLSBAD CHUL A VISTA COLLEGE GROVE DOWNEY FASHION VALLEY-SAN DtEGo FULLERTON GLENDALE HUNTINGTON BEACH JNGLEWOOD LAKEWOOD LONG BEACH LOS ALTOS MONTCLAIR NEWPORT BE AGH NORTH HOLLYWOOD ORA NGE "THE CITY" RIVERSIDE SAN FERNANDO SANTA MONICA TORRANCE .I AN NUYS VENTURA WESTCHEST~R WEST COVINA WHITTWOOO AU other slore1 open Monde1 through Saturda10 , i I . ' . ' ., •, •, I· ' . ' . I· r ! ! ! ! ~ •I• . ' . : ' . " . " . " . ' . ; . ' . ' . ' . ' .. •.; ' ' ' British Accent The "Rugby" shi rt and .. Etonlan" striped button-up jeans may be vedcly, veddy British, but they still 1nake a dandy addition to the All -American gir l's '\'ardrobe. The Levi's for Gals pants come in burgun· dy with navy stripes or in bro\\'11 \Vith black stripes and they're Sta-Prest, of course. Give Kids Head Start With Pla ytenrial Toy In the l'ilth century Froebe\ startled the world's educators 'vi th the idea that children learned best behveen the ages of one and seven, and founded ~~tfirst kindergarten . '· !gday research hy Dr. on L. While, director of ard's Pre-School ProJCCl. the beginning point for an t's me2~'1ingful play and le~ing at the third week of life . give baby a headslarl in i ''f'Jaytenlia!s, lhe first pro- '.!'" ·8sive S'-ries of t.oys de sign. "'-;and learning betv•een 3 ;. · eks and II months. hns hf'f'n tfeated and tester! hy Dr. \Vhite in cooperation 11 1lh .Keijller. 82sed on Dr. \\ih1te 's :.ten·.years rif research 11'i1h in· ~ants in home env1ronmcnl , ·_~e .toys are des ignf'rl lo help }l~nts achieve the ir fu ll ~!en11a[ 1veeks earlier fJlld ~~clop the h11bit of being )J~t. inquisi!ive and rn\l· ·1i;ff!ll!. as they enj(ly their •m>tlningful play. ("P\aytenli?Js S erie s I ~ents a progressive grri11p ~ifnique ll"I) s designed to help ~t«nts between ,J wl.'eks :ind •J 1~ months and 6 lo 8 mon lhs. .f.~ch of I.he In.vs is plannf'd '.te.Cntertain the crib oc cup:int, ·~!es him to ~xplore, anrl has :1'feeci.~e developmental goal ~cntlals. Series I, in· $; ... -clud'-s: • .. l'tnd·Me tltitts -Bright, in· vltlng visu2J "targets" to m~'ke it easy (or a baby to discover his hanrls. Tl1ey fit river the baby's palms. leaving finge rs free for exploration. Use : 3 to 5 weeks to 9 to 10 mf)nlhs. Dura-S tand -Allo\vS ad- justment of heigtlt and posi- tion nf .Playtentials so as lo be ex?.r.tly in Baby's area of vision. Use: 3 weeks to 8 months. Rat and feel Toys -Uni· riuely designed to re~11ain v.·11h1n baby's limited field of viev.•, provide fun wi1h shaflt', 1exll1re and color. help guide r.1ndom hand motinns 1nlo purposeful, rewarding aclivity. Use: 3 lo 5 weeks lhrough fl to 10 weeks. fa ces and Forms ~1obi les - ~gned in bolrl c:ontrast.1n_g ~!ors wh ich hnve d ryionstral.ed extraord inz...-y The End? ''for each of us lhe olrl rl"gime is that of which we wltnessed only the end . What we see on the horizon assumes e mysterious nobility <1nd ~et-ms 10 us to close a whole ·world !hat we shall never see again, tl1eanwhlle we prOgte.5s and soon we ourselves stand raii -the following generation's "hanzon ; mean\vhile the 'H'orizon recedes and the world -'tfi~t seemed 4'nded begins • anew." -tltarl·rt Proust infant appeal. Side pos itioning is appropriate to customary bead position. Use: 3 to n v;•eeks to 9 to Ill v.-·eeks . ,\nimal Grahbie -A con· toured soft elephant \vhich ;i1rlc s \n continued clevelop· 1nent of the mas tery of hands, provides new sha pes and te;o;- tures. ~1ay be brought to mou th for gumming. Use~ 9 \\'eeks to 14 weeks, or longer. Baby Image Mirror -A .o;ource of amusement. interest and se\[-discove ry . Unbreakabe. Use: 9 to 10 weeks through 8 months. Playt.entials, Series II, In· el udes: JI;inrli·Pal -Designed lo give Raby v;:iried tactile. ex- perience, a nev.• outlet for ex- ploration. Six multi-co!ored /1ands_ invite Baby"s grasp and a!ten!1on. \\'hl.'n Baby shakes hands. ;i plea~ant sound is pro- duced. Use.: 3'2 to 6'.? months. Color Pla.Y \\lindmill - Turns v.·hcn B,1by pulls I.he handlr Colors ~eem to mel t anhrn R;;iliv io: l('rthing. Use . :!':In 1'1 ~ n1onths. PJ:1y Cli 11nrs -A brightly cnl ored 1nw.1cal !oy. invites reaching. fin gering, rewards efforts w1!h soft . pleasing s1Jund.~. Use; Jt;i; lo 6 ~ n1on ths. Trapeze TrP.ther and Ex- ercizer -Strengthen s Baby's arm muscles, Baby enjoys reaching, grasping and pulling trapeze toward him. Offers a gu1nming bar, loo. Use; J to 6lf.r months . Pull-M~Up -Helps Baby raise hiinself 111 sitting posi- tion. Attaches lo side of crib. Use : 51-? to 8 months. Thumpy "''ith F in d .Me Booties (sold separately) - Bright, washa ble cloth booties m.:1ke the infp.;it aware of his feel weeks earli('r. Baby enj0}'3 kicking ;i~;iinst the bouncy Jingl y rabbil v.·hose gentle res1~!ancc prnvirles kick-back :i<:tion as Bahy extends his Jr.gs . Use : 41.2 to 9 months. .. P\ay tenti als have bee: n designed on the basis of Lhe mosl accur.zte informalion .availahle on the r a p Id 1 y changing i n t ere s I s and ab1ht1es of infants,'' Dr. Burton L. \Vhite, director of the Harvard Pre-School Pro-- Jee\, said ... \Vhen these toys are used as directed, most in· fan !.'> spend hou rs studyi ng them and enjoying them. They re.spond wi!b incree.sed tact ile and visual ex p Io rat Ion . Although no Jong terro predic- tions can !><: made from rr<'Sl'nt rlata. our current 1t'S11ng prop;rarn anrl related re~<'arch ind irate lhal signifl- <'J!lt i;:ro1~th Jandm:irks. such 'M \·l.~u;it di scovery of hands <tnd maste ry of their use. are arhii:vcd soo ner,'' RJGttT ON TO SCMOOL SUPPL EMENT -DAIL V PILOT 9 Our everyday low shoe prices help bring down the high cost of back-to-school. The values are here every day. Even Sunday • 899 The favorite boot for jeans in sand and tan. Plantation crepe rubber soles, heels. Boys· sizes 10·3. G irls' s izes, 8.99 599 G irls' cr1 ... le patent vinyl oxford in black. Synthetic heel. girls' !izes. 799 His favorite strap and buckle shoe in soft. black grain leather with Pentred* sole, heel. Boys' sizes. Big boys' sizes. 8.99 799 G iris' smooth leather tie oxford in antique bronze. Extended synthetic sole. Girls' s izes. 799 Boys' 'Sir' boot with grain leather uppers in brown with Pentred ti polyvinyl chloride &oles, heels. Bays' sizes. Big boys' sizes, t .99 799 799 Boys· Chukka boot with chino or green brushed glove leather uppers. Boys' sizes. Big boys' sizes 3-1 /2-6, 8.99 Girls' kiltle saddle oxford of brown/tan brushed leather; rubber ?!Ole. Girls' i;izes. JCPenney The values are here every day. Boys' 'Charles' boot. Grain leather upper! In antiqu e brown. Pentred• polyvlnyl chloride soles, heels . Boys· sizes. Big boys' sizes 3· 1/2-6. 9.99 799 Girls' crinkle v inyl patent boot In black or white. Composition outsole, heel. Girls' sizes. * Shop Sunday noon to 5 p.m. at the following stores: BUENA PARK BURBANK CANOGA PARK CARLSBAD CHULA VISTA COLLEGE GROVE DOWNEY FA SHION VA LLEY-SAN DIEGO FULLERTON GLENDALE HUNTINGTON BEACH INGLEWOOD LAKEWOOD LONG BEACH LOS ALTOS MONTCLAIR NEWPORT BEACH NORTH HOLLYWOOD ORANGE "THE CITY" RIVERSIDE SAN FERNANDO SANTA MONICA TORRANCE VAN NUYS VENTURA WESTCHESTER WEST COVI NA WHITIWOOD Charge ft, AJI ather atores open Monday through.Saturday . _~_ .. _;;· -. JO DA.llY PILOT -Rlf.HT ON 70 SC.HOOL SUPPLEMENT Dental Education If Johnny comes home this fall with l"'o red lablets frorn hChool and ask.~ )'OU !<• chi'\\ one after you've brushed your teeth , here's what it is all •bout. He is laking part in a dental educational program for lh1rd graders sponsored by !he Crest Professional Services -. , • I ' • 1-!ey, Look D1v1s1on The tablets contain a harmless "'ater soluable food coloring substance v;hich tern . pQrarily colors rt'<i any ba~ ter1a in food on the teeth 1nd1- ca ting ho .... · good a t'leaning job t.l'le brusher is doing. The color not r('movt'd bv brushing will di sa ppear in sfver;il hour~. The tablets. along w1Lh a • toothbrush and a tube of Crest L'-Ontaining stannous fluoride. arc suppliC'd to miUions of ch1ldrCl'1 annuallv in 11 dental education progr8m offered lo all third graders. Teachers are provided with instructional me!erials. including posters, booklets and a film strip, and may request, at no charge, DAit.'!' Pit.OT 11111 P~oto Barbara Stacy (Jeft). coordinator of Sea rs Teen Board at South Coast Plaza store, joins Board n1cmbers in adn11rin g back-to-school clothes. Sears Teen Board members ""make th e tca11l'' only after being recon1mended by their in- dividual school's student counselor and then surviving t\Vo intervie\v sessions ~'ith. Sears management Board mem hers not only counsel young people on styles and. in the process. learn sales techniques. but they also do community projects. Board members here are ifro m left) 'Yvette Ward. Edison l·IJgh School: Margaret ll irata, f\'e\vport !·!arbor; Stacy .<\usman, Huntington Beach; and Karen Homsany, Fountain Valley. . ·- Scheduled for Third other films on dental health that the company n'akes av:iilable lo schools. The Program w a s in- augurated in 1963 in response to requests from school of· ficials for educational aids lo SUl>PleJnent ex isling d e n l a l health acitivities. Sch o Q I authorities agreed lhat lhe program should be conducted at the third grade level because most children at tlns age have enough manual tlrx- terity to benefit r r o ni classroom bru s hing in. struclion. Teaching you r children the importance of preventi ve dentistry can build life-long good dental habits. Dental education for children is just one aspect of the toothpaste manufacturer's wide-ranging effort 11'.l assist in fluoride, dental health cannot rather than al Intervals during making preventive dentist.ry a be left up to the child ahine. the day . reality Jn In addfllon to l'roctor Part·11ls <:an help ihl·1r l'luld--Encouraging prompt and & Garnble 's o...,·n ex!ensil'e ren by prOJX'r brushing after eating research program, the fir:n -Providing a V.'('ll-hal<1ncrd with a decay pre v en ti v e commissions scientific studies. diet. including snack roods fluoride toothpaste. sponsors seminars for denk1l such as fruit s, cheese flr ra1v Scheduling regular dental educators and resc~rchers, tlf-vegetables, rather t h a n checkups. fers grants and scholarshios in swecrs -Selling e good example by dentistry, provides patient -Limiling intake of lo1Jd folln\\'ing good persona! dental educational materials a r. d coota1ning sugar to mea l!irn es health practices. n1akes a comprehensive film ------------- library available to !he dental professions. The Crest people. however, ;ire the first to adn11 t that den· tal heallh mus! begin in the home. Parents must be ac- tively involved if t he 1 r children are to have heallhy teeth for a lifetime. Even v.ilh a school program and a toothpaste vdth s a n n o u s -Po~ting this chec kli!t as a reminder Dental health authoritie.s in- sist !hat to a large degree tooth decay can be controlled in childre11 of this generation and thal lhey need not lose their teeth, as 20 rnillion a~ult.'1 in our current populatio11 have done. The key is preventive dentistry. ' Hair Fashion Harks Bac k To Look of the 40s '"Long, beautiful h<tir, ciov:n In here, down In H1ere ... " lines from ""I-fair," a round· the-world hit that's now ;i part of our culture. The words and attitude express whal".s going on today "'ith hair. No longer is iL enough just to wear '1 yellow ribbon in your ponytail. It must be Super Hair that reflects a life style with a nalural. fresh ap. proach to beauty. Today's hair waves and shines \1•ith a m?.n· lie of health. and boasts a lux· urious fu llness. Straight hair, blunt cuts. the teased. bouf. fan! look that says don 't touch, are big No-No's this year. The hair fz.shion news to take back to schoo! this fa!\ is the fantastic 40s look. Gussied up for fun and fashion in the evening. Flying loose and free for daytime classes. afternoon dates. Style is cut righl inlo !he hair, and the freshest, easy.as· a-dream v.·ay is with ;i laye red cut. The cut giv('s fulln('SS ;ill by itself z.s hair 1s cut longer in the back. shorter on lhe sides for a low-laycr('d cul. Or short on top and sides for the total layered cut. Start 'A'ith a hair stylisl v.•ho doc~n ·t do assen1b ty line work. one lhal believes that h;iir should not look as 1f it's been molded into shape "'"ilh leasing ?.t1d spraying . Tell him you want a cut !hat !eavrs you free of lime-consuming sels, hours under the dryer. With the cut in order. all you need is a little help from an instant hairselter to send out great v.·avelcngths. The nev.·est one on the shelves gives you lriple play. Clairol's KJJidncss Custom C a r e Conditioning t.1 ist Ha irseuer nf/crs three choices. \Vant to se! your hair with a dcep-penetrti!ing con- dilioning mist ? Pul th e hairselter on "treat1nent"' set- ting, use the .<ipecial con· diUoncr -and silky soft hair with plenty of \vave is yours. F'or a water-mist set, use woter instead of conditinner. Or use the new three-in-One h:iirsetters for a regular roll· up. Any W"i'.y ynu choose, th e hair.setter works in minutes. Gives you a ch11nce lo pretly up for a lastminute date, ;ind the curls you get have that natural loook about them . Let1r11 Pracliclng \\•hat they preach about fall fashions are. n1rmbers o r the Young 1\dult C'a rcC'r Council al l\l;iy lo.'s Sou! h Coast Plaza store. Moclellng the many looks of fall -blazers both ro r .. him" and '"her" and figuration s\\·eaters pu t together in la yered looks ;u1rl the easual look of it all -are lfrom le fl f Kristi Krisher. Estancia; Grc;.:: Ashley. al so of Estancl<1: Larke Baggett. Newport Har- bor; and Sammi l~ay. (..'orona del l\lar. The c·ouncil has representatives from area schools and, arnong other rictivitic.~. encourages .young <"Ustomers to look and learn about fashions b<•fore buying bac:k·lo-school ,,·ardrobes. ,-,._. ------·------·.· .. -~ - --. - -·:· -... --- ':::>ne-stop' shoppinE-: at its finest! OPEN THURSDAY AND MONDAY EVEN INGS -··-----, --•-1-. ......... -, BACK TO · SCHOOL BARGAINS! · . •• . . ' FOR THE LATEST IN SCHOOL GEAR • • • * Rion Hanlwarc * Sav-on Drug * Veta"s lntiina te Apparel * Westcliff Shoes * :\larket Basket * Charles H. Barr J e welers * Bank of An1er ica * J ean DahJ * Playboy Hair Sty lists IHAVE A NICE DAYI * Dr. Lou Roy Eld er * Di ck Vernon * ~lontgomery Cleaners * Paper Lnli.111ilcd * La Galleria * We stcliff Plaza Barbcr"s * The Storekeeper * Hi ckory Fanus * Huu1pty Dun1pty Children's * Halliday"s ·"c u"s * Cobblers Bench * Darrell's Dedrick 1'ux Shop • T/Jis Fall the Uncola Could bt .: Replaced by Hot Dogs and Tea .·;/ Eye Careers AL a limt when more and more students are fixing their e1gl1ts on y,·ork that will bring them inner satisfaction as wtll as a. p<iycheck. it'1 not surpris· 1ng !hat many of the slatt winner5 In lhe annual "Q- Tips" Art Awards competition for teens are eying future careers !n arL 1n A rr the annual "Q-T1p~1• Arl Awards compc!1U1i11 wou ld rathrr pa int than ahno.~t anything else -e,tCPpt play \'t.rsity foo!ball and haseha ll. When there are teenagers in U1e famlly , the re's a never.en. i , .dlng need for sub~I anl 1a I s1 irk- ' IO·the-r!bs snacks. And now that brisk fa ll days are here, \tJung appetites are even more insatiable. After a s!renu0us , &,a.me of football. raking ,;:..lEves or a rock session, ·.•l ere.'s always the crv. "Hey ~;· m. \l.'e're thirs1y'. \Vh;it c.~n Z~rirln k ?'' Or, "\Y(''re hungry :!~ v.•hat can \\'C' ear1" •• ·--'$nr A change frorn !he u~u:il : t drinks. chnn~e a thirst· • ~ nching tea drink poured 'r ire cubs. 't'nll can make · .. l!y terrific fruit punches bv • bining a quality tea \1•ith · eapp!e juice. lemonade, berry ju)ce or Jin1eade. nagcrs 1vhn are nn the 'ck-to.nature" band•l'agnn love the natural flavor of 'and frui! juice. : se fine tea wllh a :' nctive flavor_ One is ~ low 's Constant Comment ·:~::::· , ........ ...... :~· Tea . Its appealing orani:e spice taste is an ideal base fnr rnany r·efrcsh1ng bever~gr~. Ur. for varu~ly, choo!"e one of the other fine teas rron1 the Bigelow I ! n e . Rich·la5ting Cryl nn Orange Pekoe has been slowly niatured on su1111y n1nuntain slopes . Btgelow Earl Grt>y Tea is light!~· scented and blrnded for the 1no~t d 1.~crim1n;:it1ng 1aste. Or brew a r·ur 11f Formosa Oo!ong Tea, t'l'llled the champagne or teas becau~e of its delicate wine· 11ke lla\'Qr Re prepared for 1hese eating en1ergenc1es by keeping an ample ~upply of frozen pi7.za, spaghrlti, chili and ot her lavr1ri1es 0n hand. Another ~upgc;;tinn is lo keep the fix- ing;; fnr Coney Island Hot Dogs. All you need are buns, a packa~e nf frankfurters and a can of Sloppy Joe barbecue sauce and beef. Spoon the hol mixture over hot dogs in buns. Children's Clothing 1/3 to 1/2 OFF CURRENT FASHIONS FAMOUS BRANDS HIGHEST QUALITY F,6.NTASTIC S,6.VINGS, TREM•NOOUS SELfCTION OF 'THE' MOST fAMOUS BRANDS Aov1 & Cl•h j,/onl• l~fO Pre-Te•n• davidsons children 's apparel I SSR2 SF.,6.CH BLV D. SOU TH OF ELLIS TOWN£ COUNfl!Y CEl/11;1!, HUNT H!(';TON eEACf1 Open Men .• Tuei .·W e•L-10 a.m . te 6 p.m . Thurs. & Fr L-10 1.m. •til 9 p.m . 968-6528 Thrn let t.he kids add ~hredded lrtluce, chopped onion. shred- ded i.:heese and mustard ad Jib. lt's an easy do-11-yoursel f jo b for the gang . rlemind them that KP clean-up 1s al.!ro their responsibility. Coney Island Hot Dog5 take their name from the famed old resort on the Allantic co<ist Jn Ne1v Vork. According to the story, a Cone.1• l ~lflnd pie \\'ilgon hnwker, Charl ey Fellman. is credited v.·ith first pullin~ a frankfurter in a bun. But the nickname ''hot dog" \\'flS coine d b~· a ne\\·spaper cnrtooni~!. Tad Dorgan . Jn 1~16. t.; a t h a n Handwrrker A survey of U1~ year·s fift y- one stete prize winners shows that more tha n half of the studenls llke the career poten- lii'J of a palette and brush. 1 tliany pasl winners went on Lo <."ollcge level study and care('rS 1n art as teachers, co1nn1f'rc1al ar t Is t s and archilett.s .) "l"ve aJwAys enjnyed arl classes ln sc hool 11nd h0pe. to ,i:tl'l riRht on s!udy1n~ art .lfter g r a d u a t ion . '' he .says. "A l1hough th1.~ ls the first art prize I've ever wnn ." he nl'}k"1'", "last year I e<1rnet1 my first p::1yrhecks p;iiniinz: signs dur~ lng summer v;:ocatlan ." opened a sianrl at Coney to ONE OF TOP WINNERS IN ANNL:AL COTTON SWAB ART COMPETITION ~ell hol dogs rnr a nickrl. lt~ f During the past ten years. lhe unique competition ha s al· tr;icted entries from n1ore !h2.•1 iS.000 talented jun10r and st>nior high school studen1s fro1n every state. in the uninn Jn still another pan of the cnunrry, anothe r state pr1ze winner, Mary Ann Brl'l<lks of Kansas City, f\1issou n i;ays, "l\•e loved painting rver since i could holct the brush -and r beg.ln taking art lrssons when I was five years old.'' suctess \\'ilS phrnomenal and Mary Ann Brooks o St. Louis Hopes for Fut ure Career as Artist todav ''0'atban's" is the hot -----------------~-----------------Since then seventeen-year- old l\l2ry Ann has taken arl le~sons at the University of r.·ll~snuri and this su mmer dog St<ind of all hl')1. dog stilnrfs, selling the handy snack by the millions. Th is recipe for Lcn1on Tl'a Punch is only one of 1n any tea- fru it juice comb1nat1ons that appeal to I he younger set. It features Constant Cominent tea bags. Lemon Tea Punch ! ti lakes I LJ quarts) 5 cups 1\•a1er 3 tea hags 1 can 16 ounces) frozen lemonade concentrate 1 ~ cup honey Bring v.·ater In boil in saucepan Add tea bags and i'ilcep 5 minutes. Remove lea bags Stir in lemonade con· t'en11·ate and honey. For sweeter drink. add more honey to ras[e_ Pour into ta!\ gl<isSC's filler! with ice or srrve in a pitcher. Cooey Isla nd Hot Dog5 (~lake.~ 8 !n 10 servings\ I pound frankfurters di I" 10 I 8 to 10 lr<inkfurler bun~ I can ! 1:-114 ollnces barbecue sauce and beef Shredded lettuce Fine chopped sweet on1n n Sl1rcdded Chedd.ar chee~e Prepared n1ustard Broil or grill frankfurters and place in huns. Hea1 s1111 ce mixture in sau cepan. Serve mix!urr and rf'111ain1ni;: in- gredients as ;:rccon1pa1111nents 10 the hog dogs . 1 Slnpp~· Joe barbeclle sauce <1nd beef 1s featured 1n this rer1re 1 Toys Should Nor Rep la ce Everybod,v is u1terestrrl 111 to~s. and when IL cnmes to child de.ve lnprnent ex:per!s, the educatlon:il 1•al ue of a toy holds special f;i~cina !ion . .. Many loys are such faithful replicas of tile real tlllng that they leave nothing to 1he ln1· agination. ·· according to the Child Study Ass9ci<il1o n as qun1ed in :.Changing Tirnes" n1agazine. "Such rca\isn1 !ll<l'.'J be okav once in a 11·hlle . hut al! clltl 0dren need tn\'s crtp.1ble of ~l1111ulating ! he 11n- a,l!ulf!11nn .·· Or. as Professor !l11hcr1 Huebner nf lhe Univer si ty of ~-l ;iryland nhrased it r 11 r '' G nod H nus ekeep1ng ," "A parent :e;hnuld be sure 1h::it a tnv v.·111 invoh·e a child rathc.r· than rnake him a spec- tator." Even tile ~!::itely busine;;s n1ag<iz1ne "Forbes."" thoughl 1hr subject worthy of nnte: "A toy should be son1ething th11! s t 1 ni u I " ! e s the chrl rl. sl 1mlll;ites his .emotions and hi s rrrngn1t1on of ClbJert<-." r,;i 1rJ the child r.~~·ch1atrisl \V1lli~n1 C. Combs in '"Forbr1'." "Children learn II') Sr imulare It, Expe rt s I1na ginarion, Now Opin e Fr0111 \\'est Vi r g i n 1 a , through the nTirl-west tn the Tex;is p<111handle, top 111inners 1n this art <.:ornpetition indica te they have been painting since crayon days ;ind would like to go right on doing ~o. Each of 1he ~tale winners ill !hr annul'J Art Awerds ('l')m· pet11lon is entered in a final run.off from which three tn11 prize v.·inners are se!er.ted. Flt!'il prize winner will receive $500, the second, $250 and the third $100 develop by playing the way an adult learns by re(ld111g . ·• Science se l~ arc t1·arl1· t1onal1y tbe pot<itt~~ 11! 1he toy business, "T'hclr contrnt doesn 't vary a grefe1 de.al frnn1 one year to the next. P"rents con- sider them solid, l{OOd·value- for-the-doll ar pur1.:l1ascs. Jn facr. science tnys n1aintain il fairly stable pl01cf' in sa les l<'rlAer.<> -un til !here's an econnn1ic recession. They then niove allrad of o1hrr toy!\. Thi> Colden Srre.nre Sfries. in1r11t1tH'Cd b_I' Scars. Roeburk ;1nd t"n , 1s 11n1n11e hrc;iu<,i> it atlrrnpls In rrl;i1n !hr eduea· !1nn;i l ::1<l v;.i nt;1gcs of lhr.c:r rovf'11!1n11.1l 1h11t nll('n unr.x- c11111g l i;rirnr,.. ~f'I!\ while t.1k- lrJg n1ndcrn proleS/ilOnal opi- nion 1nt0 <il'Cnunl For rxainrle, tl1e f1vr in - ~lruc\t(l n books ;irco n1pariyfng lhr seven kil<o in lhe lieries ;:rrr 1~·ri1ten hy Brrlha ii-! P;irker anrl 1\\wf' F il-l.1r!1r1. ;i \1r i\111g t!'.11t1 1111h 111nrP 1h;in 1110 rh1lr!ren'!< ~r·1enrr hook ~ In thr1r rrrd1\ :ind !hf' 11·1rff'ly r u h I 1 $ h c d rn!nmnlni:::1st· s n c 1 n In i;:1.<l·anlhropolngilit. George S. F1tcher The hnok5 outline progressively more dif-Ta k e sevente en-ye:ir-nld D1rtne Lenhar t , \\lesl ficult experiments, so that the Virginia's lop winner whf) h;:is child logically builds his scien· this to say , "I've been paint· tific knowledge. Chemicals, ing since I wa s five and I speci mens, slides and the like really love iL H's encour:iging are ineticulous!y I a be I e d ; lo win prizes !01· doing something I really enjoy and I \rarnings appear where called hope, after higll school 1o gn fnr. Golden Science reassures on to art school allhnugh I the parent who 1vants the toy haven't completely decided to supplement the child's just whal aspect of art I'll be 11choolv.·ork. In short. i t upholds all the science-set involved in Duririg her traditions. school years, Di211e. has \valk· It ;1lso establishrs a few of ed nfl with six tnr arl prizrs. What's Cheap "A cheap school ma ster makes a dear school,'' says Common Sense. As this is the season for opening schools ill the county, the above adage 1nay be worlhy or 2.ttenlion. Exprrienee teaches, that the 11101ster, who will keep for It dollars per n1onth, is not 11•ort h the keeping: yet son1e towns, to save 2 dollars, gi ve its own. Texan Floyrl Privette, an The books are colorful. eighteen-year <Jld 11 nu s l n n -The Old Far1n er's l;ivi~hly i I I u st r a I e d .and senior, another slate winner in Almanack ( 1801) away 10 published in hard cover -a;====='----=="----============""' rari1y in science k11s. The,v I a!so discuss only those ex- periment~ that can actually be . done w!lh the materials pro· virled in lhP kit-also a rarity. Three of the four chem istry S'IS are accompan ied by a mt1al chemicals !ray and1 work table. I Sea rs. exclu~1vf.' distributor of the Golden Scirnce Serirs. ,q~rees v.-ith Dr. Coinhs. \1•ho be li t>\'es: "ii-lost or all. an educational toy should be fun " You don't have to say • word ... jllsf 111! your clothes talk fo r you. J.his earth-toned dres~ h<'ls !oft thinq ~ lo say eboul you, $26. So do,.s lhe he ndmad'-! m acr<'lme b 11 q , $14. All yoll h<'l v 1 lo do i' smile . ;: ' (~-' v.~ To Make Bab ysi tting Fun-Play le" pco· portalll "'d c0<1l"1I. It<!'"""& II.' tilled wllh ,,,,) ~./f~ The hnllrs n1ay not be regular, btH the 11'nrk is fun, fulfi lli ng and pac ked with surpri.~es. 'fha!'s why so many teens lu rn In bahy-sitl1ng fo earn spending money Expericnrf'd :e;1ll<'rs knov1 Iha.I !heir J nb~ can he fun only if the.v ;;pply lhf'n1se.lves 10 their l1t tlr t'hargrs Shoul d lhey atlrmpt to \;ilk fln th e phone or dn their o w n home11 ork, bl'dla ni u~ua lly prevai l~ I Sitter' !hill rilay g;.rmrs ;ind dnn 't JUSt ··~ii"' are thr ters usually have blern~ Joining children in s1 n1plP ga111e.~ -pePkahon for rnd- dlrrs. blocks for preschoolers, and guessing games for oldPr c·hildren -<1n111scs li!1 IP flllPS nf oil ages. Tell111g stories is almnsl ah1';tyS a hil Toi;et!ie rne 5s 1.~ some times l)n ba1h111g b:ihy and other 1n- !l1P an~wer w11h a fussing fonn<i11on that a mother and l hab~', tnn. If a tiny baby is her lielpers will be glad to dry. well fed and not thirsty. h;:rve j but std) crying. he may just !r 's caller! ''Baby's Soap 'n want company Keeping him \Valer ,\lmanac,"' and it's in thl' saint rn(lm with yoll frcr w11! nflen sa11~f.v hun . Hn1v rn i;::rve a sponge bath, Even though ba1hing baby and ho11· 111 hrir1dle A squirming m:i .v nor be a regular ch()re for 1.1·et b;:rby in lhe tub are some mnsl sittrrs. you'll find ,11 of !hr bah.v·care procedures brighl new hnnk !et from niadc ~unplr with step-by-step Dn1ng creative things -ltkr. ('U!ling 11ut p1crures frnm n111gaz1ne:e;, finge r pa1nt1n,e, drav.·ing and ''nloring ni.:ikes ('hi!dren frrJ 1·ery 101· Arn1our-D1;il 11 ~cful an d en-,~t~11 rt 111n.~ _ ,r-------=== BIDTJQUE J ~t.1 V, .. L·do Newoor! s~,.cl> b1 l-~S !O Moster C h,oi rge B<'l nkAme ric~rd B;dwell Ch~rg e WE HAVE LAYAWAYS children< l"cril" TnlS l'kr Jlade ln~urworn out ~~1 I attention and hrh;ive bf'~! v.·hen lhe\' ;tfP be1n_g f'n· rcury 1fferies ~~~:::~~~=t~er~1a;•;ne~d~,,~n~rh~it~d·~r:l<~'';'"~i~"~'·:i1 e (Ill -------' for something Precious. Cozy Campus Favorites From Vassarette The s11 lovely P,;l e( •re 80 /, e cel,te, nylon. 20 •1~ Veta's lllTlllATt APPAl(L !ACH $13. PHONE 642 -1197 A Healthier W Id. t. mt1reury baut ry 11 1111 ~lnd used IP'! camt r11. t111 r!P'lg aid• 1nd 1em1 Wl lCtlllJ. 11'1 t11rmlea1 ennlJgh Un!ll It weara ou!. Ttlen you th1ow !I 1w1y-tnd It ctn lurn uo only IP'I two ri11c11. In w1ter or en tile lanl1. AP'ld 1t11f• wh••• the troubl1 begin•. Me•cvry pollution. M••cury oottutlon c1n a!!ec1 the water we drink. th• fllll wt 111, tha c•eO• 11111 grow. 1111 blrda that lly-nea rly tile an!lrt •nvlronmt-r1t w• depend en rer Ille. No, mercury batten•'· even m•llfon1 ot \hem ire not 1h1 b1gge11 m1r·;ury llfObl1m, 8ut I 1)1•1 ol 11. Thi p~rt YOtl Clfl do IOmt!\tllng lbOUI. Open And you'll o•t more 11111,, r>1r1on1! 1ellal10!1011 IJld 1he !e111ng 01 1 good deed well done, wa·n i;ilve yeu 1 FREE ec<iloi;iy (lln -for you to w1ar to 1l1tt otlle•a. 1nd to 11ml11d yeurt•lf tt1er1'1 1 lob to be done. to flgtlt oollvtlon you lllVI to at1t1 1em1wl'ler .. Hew 1bcut rli;iht l'l1r1? AP'ld now! WESTCLIFF PLAZA STORE Mond ey and Thur,day 'Tii 9 P.M. 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A prestige US hnust h;i.~ also brought out 1111-"·nol hanrl kn it blazer j;icket.~ w I ' h turtleneck s w e a t er s un- derneath Spokesmen Jor the blouse in- du stry, "'hich has been in anC out of f;ivor reC'ently has shown a resurgenct with 1hr return of the separate sk1r1 and the comeback n f separates. Shoppers have bet>n enrhantrd with thf' peasan! look, but ihere i;hou!d bt i11 rt>Of'\\•al nf interest in th~ \\•hole spectrum of blouse~ "''Jth Lhe ccmeback u I separate~, The silli ~hir1 l~ mak1n~ :i. comeback to go "'ith the Jon_g skirts. Says nne manufactu rer. ''\Ve shipped thousand~ of shirts not onlv for f;ill but also for holidB.v. cruist and rrsor1 and spring-summer. 'i2 \\'e've also brought nut street IP!li;!1h skirts. !hert' i~ also strong interest in prinltd sii k anrl v.nnl challis st r eet i;h1r!ll'aist dresses." The culotte is importanl . __ a:id with all lhe other separate skirts is ready to be pulled together \vilh those shrin k 1rp~. long tllrdigans. vests And v.·ider-shnulder shirts a n d ~1•'ra1rr.~_ The Skirt and S"'·tattr. \\'i1h :i ne1v concept. It's no11· 11 sofl sweater knit skirt and sv.·ealer more oftl'n than not matching. /Ind swea1ers ta ke annther new io/dl length -hip-top - In gn ll'ith skirts tha t fall just belri1\' the kner. Thr ne1.,. sweater dP!ails: Raglan sleeves, s 11 d d I e shoulders . triplP-rnll turtleneckl'. cu t-out neckline~ with lhe newes t the square. Tbe Dre~s. The dress mc.1'es eal'-1[\' into fall In knils. Dresses'-£'" important ~ilhnuPtles: 11 ;iy from the body nr fit and are. nf1en fo:illing from <1 1\•ide "'';ilstbanrl . One grPo:it lo!·k ts the dre.~s 1•;11h a i:irket Anrl nn their 1111·n. dressr.~ ;,l~n gPt morr rletails: "\l'idp shoulders. 11•irle m id r 1 r { ~ balloon. puffed. bii;hnp ;ind hu!terfly sleeves and a v3riet1· ,.,f neckline$ · TbP SuiL Thr blazer. ver~· big . for fa ll as a Jac ket "'ifh a: p!ta!ed ik1rt ThP peplum 1:ontinues 1m· pnrtcint. over 11s Ot\'n skirt. JllckPts w·ilh those ne1". '"!rler J;ipels adorn the newrlif !IJll.<;. ~ur!ar.-lnlerrst, Jacqu :1rd~ and Color ~lake It A Great Knit f;ill. Tilt figuralive Jacquard i~ lhf h1!!" j1r1uard a rid f 1·er.v1hin g gni>.~ ~ fru it;,. \P2t'tcibles . .;nimal.~. hnmr.<- penplr. cars. The ribi; ntvf'r Pnrl. anrl the ne"'f'l\! or:e~ :i re brnkrn up in1n palltrns Surl:ir:e lnterr:.-• l;ikt>.~ i!1 in· t ;ir~1;i hi~h 1wii;t varn~ and np 11 1vpr< nf s11!rhr·~ Thf' most f'X riling r.oll'lr n""'" 1~ 1hP rrturn of lh ~ hncht~ R\;:irk rnmes back 111l'r! dern ~h::lrlf'~ --. anrl g1·:i!)e hr1ck. burgund1 iii>! cll'artr. New l:lulktin Boa rd A 111 usr For lhr ~1tJdrnt resolved t11 ge_1 riff lri a '1,nnd star! Lhi c; El'hnol ~·rar. norhin,R givts a bigiil"r boo~t in gt t ting nr~an1z('d than a bullettn boa rd on 1he bedroom "'all. :'\ole$ t;iC'lied into tht cork hnarrt can hrlp m.1.kt ror,Rolten r l .11~~ a~s l 1o1nmt -n\~. shorL~igh1ed planning on !erm papers and ne,:IN'!ed Prr;,nds th ings 11f !he pa~t. And con· s1derin11: lh!' manv n e w matrrials. stvlPs and. co lors in which bull('tin boards 11re available now:irlays. t k e ~, f.erve •rlplr duty a~ room tlerorations and moralf'! lifts. Gainin ji! ra pi d ly in pi:ipu!arity ere !he c t1 r k squares with 11dhe~ive backs !hat c::in be applied in Any pat- tern 10 a wall -nr , fo r that matter. t11 ;i de~k. filing cabinel or bookca~e -.ac- cording to the ~tudent'~ im- ag ination anrl individual need. They peel off easily. too. The 12-inch squares cnmt tour tt1 a package through the Sear.s catalog. 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JUST SAY "CHARGE tTt" SHOP MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 'TIL 9 PM ••• SHOP SUNDAY 12 PM TO 5 PM LA CIENEGA lo t'f"t'QO o! 18th ii. phnne 836-79]2 NORWALK impt!nol o! r>orwol~ blvd. ho~ 868-09ll FULLERTON harbo• ot oror>gethorp• h()n• 7\.t.879-2500 HUNTINGTON BEACH ed"'9'' at beoch boule"o'ord plione 71 A.892·6611 SANTA ANA brittol ot sever>~enlh phone .SA7-68-"1 VENTURA .SOO wtulh m1ll1 •o(ld .t85·5•21 6A1·75A1 PANORAMA CITY lob11:u or rosco. 0011 89.t .8211 CANOGA PARK topongo plo10 hon• 883-1000 ROSEMEAD ro1emeod blvd. ot ion ber,.otd;,.,. freewoy-phont 573 -3110 COVINA borro.,co I'll 1011 bt r,..ord1no fr 111wa -.. hOf'le 966-7.t ll l • • ,; . ' • '·~ • • l~~.n ------" ,;... -~ ":':""}I"-.:..~ ·-.~., Expos Glad to Say So Long to Haller NEW YORK (AP J -Los Angeles Dodger catcher Tommy Hailer's favorite batting stance. is any stance in Montreal's Jarry Park. "I've just been fortunate aRainst. Mon· lreal." be said after smashing a two-run homer that earned a +-1 victory Wed- nesday night over the Expo s. "I ran't explain ii ,'' he said. "'Things like that can change in a hurry." Haller, in three years against the Ex- pos has hit .38.1 with five home runs. Thi.!i year he batted a hefty .481. But the fun and games are all over for this seaso11. Wednesday's game com pleted the Dodgers season series In Montreal , with Manager Walt Alston's charges iaklng 8 of 12 games. Toda y they check in here for a three.- game series with the st'COnd-d1v1sion Mel~ as August winds down and a steady 51/J games intervene between l...()s Angeles and first place in the West. Haller drove in a third run with a sacrifice. ny while Doyle Alexander and Jim Brewer co1nbined for a se\'en-hitter. Haller said , "l ha ven't got them psych· eel out in any way. 1 just go up there lookJng f('Lr the ball and hoping l.o h1l It ·• Hii; homer in the fourth \\'ith Willie Au,_ 11 AlJD_ 11 AIJO. 2' """· lO Dodger Slale All G•1'1fl ... Kl'I lMtl Oodtiers •' N•• Y011<_ Drilloe" fl N*..-Yor1< Oocl<o••• •1 N•w York. DodRP" 01 110VO!O.. 1.00 o.m 11 'IO • m, II 1)(1 f m, J :l~ 0 "'· Crawford aboard sailed far over the right field fence. The nighl 'a l'IUlput marked the only time that the Dodgeri; have failed to tally 1nore than four runs. Alexander went 7 213 h1nlngs, allow1na Washington Ace, Tony C Lower the Boom on Angels WASHINGTON OUTFIELDER ELLIOTT MADDOX AFTER NEXT DANCE. Lenny Randle (right) and Del Unter Appear to be Dancing After Catch. At Harvey Haddix A Little Guy, You Say? Just Talie A11other Looli \Vhen t first la id e \'e.~ on hin1 in th<' Bl)ston dressing ch;irTihfr~. I w0ndered \l·hen ~nmennp would ~enrl him out for Ea n<hv1ches ;ind ('flffPe- A me~sengrr he lookPrl like. A forn1"r 'i;i!1oni'Ll Lfl<il!Uf' p1t r.h1ni; hPrn he d1rl nfl1. 1\ncl .~o 1t \IFI~ f'1r11 \\'hf'n Rrf1 Sox p1tch1n,I! f'OFl!'h H;ir\'f'\' H;:il'lfli x w;:i~ ;i kl:.I pla,\ing Legion ba ll. "l'hr.v thn11ghr 1 was -----WHITE WASH -- GLENN WH IT• loo ~niall ' '"' 1 sat on the bench." he recallc .11 JUst made me ;;ill the more rletrn1,,i, d 10 make it som!'day. "\Vhen I was si gned 1n10 pros and went t.n Columbus, 1 look nne look at all those big ~uys .:ind lhnughl to myself that if they were !his big here, I'd never make it 1 lo the ma jors ." But Hadd \x rlirl ni;ikr it -wei ghing 160 J>Ounds and st.;inding 5-9, he hardly com· pared in physical stature with the other f'l';it\011:11 Le;igur pi!f'hcrJ<. \'ef hr h:id :i zo.!J rl'cord his secnnrl year with the SI. Louis Ca rd1n<1l.<; 11!'!5.1 1, Anri . there can1e ;i memorable mon1rnt in !!l.59 when H;:ir~ey w;is hu rling fpr r 1lt<ihu rgh <igainst 1.he. Mil waukee Br;ivcs ;:i1 the l;it!!'r's stadium. Vnr 12 inl!red1hle innings. ll:-1dthx pi1r'h- cd sh1)tnut ball. h11les.~ ball, perfecT hRll. He had ret ired Jli Bra\lrs 111 a row. His effort wa.~ unique 1n the hislnr.v of thr hig lcagurs , . , b11l Pi1l:<:burgh cnu ldn 't scnrl" and going Into inning No. 1.1. it was still deadlocked. Then nn nne hit in the unluc~y lJth, Harvey Haddix went home a 1--0 ln:;er. He later ~ot a M?t or s ilver goblets t0 com· memorate lhe performance and each one retold lhe story -one for each perfect inning, with what each hiHer did that stanza engraved on the goblet. And a111ong the mail he g<il came one letter from a fan I? 1 in Lubbock. Tex .. v1ho Harvey says told the ~tory besl The no te contained two word s. "Tough . " But the sender didn't sign 1t. "\Va s I mad~ He!I no ~ l'd have prob;ibly sent him an autographed h;iseh;:ill or some· thing if he 'd of signed his name." J)espite the rn:ig nitude of that 19ft9 i;::ame al. Milwaukee. Haddix s;iys twn other efforts the next year mean more to him . Howard Blasts Long Hon1e Run In 5-4 Victory Frank How;ird and Ton y Conig\i;iro look turns lowering the boom on the Angels \Vednrsd11y . Hnward walloped ~ 506-fool homer. ig· nilini:: a follr·run sixth inning ra!l,v \\'hi<·h enabled the Washington Senators to defe;it 1he Angels, 5-4 at Anaheim Stadium. And Conigliarn, the Angrl oulfirldrr 1vhf1 dramatirallv retired l'll a ;, ;i m. new~ eflnference ·July 10, fil ed a Form a! ,111gel .~>late All G•mt• Of\ kMP( (111) Auo_ ?& Ano•h Y'-WA~~i.,oto~ 1 \\ 0 '"· 7 ~5 o~. I I~ o rn. ;l•l! orn_ A"o. ?7 .Ann~" v•. Bo•lon "'""· ?~ Ar><>•I• v" ao••o n Auo. 29 llno~~ "" Bo<IO•\ grievl'lnce through !he M;i jo r League Players Assn. scrking approximatf:!ly $.10,000 in wages for the balance or the 1971 season. Cnn1gll aro, "'"ho sairl he \\'as f11rc~ak1 n2 his cl;iim !n the rrmaind<'r nf ;in P-~t1mated $811.000 contr;ict at the time nr )1is rrtirement, now insists that hr i.~ eri · litl erl In [hP n1nne\1 het.:illlSe nf a disabling eve inju ry whi t h has pre\'enled him from pl;i_v1ng •·J'd like lo be with the Ang('ls ri~ht nfl\.I' but n1 y eye \\'on'! !e1 rne,'' he ~aid. [)i(•k \l'als h, the California gcncr;il n1anagcr. acknowledged receipt of the grievflnt:e hu1 ~aid the case still wa.5 tn "the fa rt.find ing stage." "As far as the hall ('\uh r~ eoncerncd, Tnny Conig liaro h;is re!ired Rod has no lr'g<i l elahn to 1he rcn1l'lind<'r or his Sfl!ary.'' \ll'al.~h said. HO\\'ard's onl.v cnnimen! nn J11s pro- dii:i0us hoiner, the se('on d longesL rvrr ~!ruck at Anahein1 Stadium \\'as thnt "Rudv n1ade a mistakt>." He ·wi'L.<: referring to Angrl slarll'r l1 11rly ~ta.v. \'.'hfl c;irried a 4-1 !earl into the six th inn1ni; when Hn\\·ard rvrkelrd his 22nd hon1rr of lhe ye;ir -a shnt "'hirh ranks heh1nd nnl _v Carl l'astreicmski's 5111.rool bl.i~t at 1he Big A in 1!169. "Rcl 1evr il Qr not , Hudy had as ~f1<ld sl11ff a~ I've ~rrn 1h'1s year for ab0ut thr firsl four innings." I-Iowa rd !:l'lir!, "hut he got 1t1r b.ill 11p ro me. Yri'lh, I got all of it. Yn1t kn ow. that dof'Sn'l h;ippcn In ;i hltler very ol1en -n1aybe fi ve nr 10 time.~ a yrar_" :vl;iv \\':!.~ nh\'iouslv sh;i\i,rn bv 1hr 111ighi_v bla..,l and prO'mptl,\' "'"'lkrrl .Jt·ff fl urrough s and y1r!ded a ruri·<:cor1ng rtou. blr lo O!ck Hilli ng.~. Hn 1\·;i~ rrrl;irrrl at tht~ po101 hv 1.lrll'd Allrn hu1 tl1r :"1·n:1tors kf'pl r1tn11r1g l1n°l'r NPlson .... 1nglpd Rilling ~ In 111irrl ;.ir1d J·~Jli11tt ,\1arldox drew ;i walk In ln;id lh r h;:i<c ~-Tnh1· H.arri'Lh !hf'n s1n1:Jrrr arrn<;.., lh<' !)Ing <ind 11 1nn1ng run~. saddl1niz Allen \\'1th his fifth los~ aga in~! four \'IC· IOTICS, WA!HINGlON CA~tl'OllNll Abt~•ft• ~bt~•~ H""''"• •! I ] 0 A 1om~" 7~ 1 ~ 0 1 ll•nd•~. ?b -1 O 0 0 ll•v•" c• O 1 I "1-faw••d l b ! I 1 I C.Q"l•l-t. If J ft ft 0 ll "tn•r, lit B~"O<lll"'· It f!lll,ng1, ( 0 0 0 0 T ~~y,..,ld•, II ' ~ 0 0 111r,f'Cloo"·" 111 I I I S~"(H, lft 0 0 0 l ' e McM<1U•n, .1!> O ft n O N•l•nn, lll MAPdO<, ti 1 0 0 0 ll•Po>, •• ! M••"h, " MtL•'"' n McC••w. "'1 G•1-"""· a n111l•rry.r< n O ! o S"P"e<><on, 7 • 1 I n ~ n M••~'' , n o o n OOO O M•v.r ]!I n ll"""·" rooo Qo~•~.P 0000 c,, ..... .,,1>1> 0000 E'~t>"e~.11 oon ~ Tl't"'' J• I 11 ~ '""'' 11 I "'"'"tftOIOn l()C 00• 000 ~ C:~l•ro'"'" M? 110 000 -• E' -Un'" 01' -W••h•"lllOt> I. C:o!ifn'"'" l I.Oii -W&1~1n01~n I, (&lllO•I'•• l , ?B VMP" MrL•I", llllh"O' 1111: -Frl!'QO•I 15 1, St•oho"'"" 1l•. F. f<o..,..,d 1'1), S -P•odl•. A1n,.,.,,.,, MO<••· Mt La>o \W.t-16) c .. ,~od• '° M•V l."'''"" (L."11 Qu~n E Fl'"'' S•v• -Gtf!!'ll• All•nd•nt• -/,114 t~ ll 11 1!11 Ill SO I S I 0 1 • ' 0 ' ' ~.I I J I ) • UJ l 1 1 1 I o o o o n 1 0 0 ~ I ft WP -L ~tlf!'f\ f,,,,, -! 1(1 1 ~ ~ ~its. eoroute to his flfth win a~ainsl-~~ lo sses . Brewer got the final four ours and his 16th save. Biil Buckner collected three hits to raise his ave !'age to .289 and Rlchfe Allen snapped out of a slun1p with a double in !ht> second, advancing on Crawford's single and storing on Haller"s fly ball. Alst on said of Alexander, his 2G-year- old righthander, ''F'or a young pitcher, he has as much poise as anyone I ever saw, l thought he ~·as ru~hing his <leli1•ery a little bit But for a kid, he docs a fine job." t.05 AllOELE\ W1il•, " Bu.:•n•" rl W Oe•"I. !! II All~n. JO Ga•vev, JO (<Aw!o"'· I! W p.,~.,. In Hollec, c OvueJI, 1b Ale••tlde•, p B•h•<t. o ... ' . •• ' . , ' •• , •• ' ' ' . • • • • MD"-TllfAl ft •II n O 1-fu~I. l~ l O Dav. " • • ~·~ ... ~. " •-r ~••4 • • • ' , . . , , ' . • • , . ' . , ' . ' ' . •• ~::;~', :? . ' . . ' . ~"""'"'" r" D 0 O l!Mlo~ l~ 0 0 0 Sv'""'l•no n • o o a 8•1trnot>t JOO O o .... o,o )000 Br~"" pn 1 0 0 0 M•.,n•I• p 0 0 0 0 f<>'•" 31 4 JI < Tot•I• l• I I I L~• Angele• c•o 101 000 -• Monlf"l ootr IO!l 000 -I E -11;, All•n OP -Lo• '°'"9•'•• 1, MO""'°'"' 1 LOB -L~• .. ,,geltJ 10, M"'1t•e•l • te -It ,t.ll~n. BUL•~or, J9 -St•ub. H~ -Holl•• Ill, SB (••w•o,O. S -Wt!b SF Hfllt r, lluou ll $••• -Brew"' WP -Ale••""•', l>tno -t:~. A!twQan(• -JI.OJ}. CINCINNATI 'S ROSS GRIMSLEY WATCHES SEAMS IN BUNT ATTEMPT. Pa11ner .Reserved Nickla,us, Player Out Of Match Play Toiirney PINl;:ltUHST, N f'. (Al,) -Arnnld Pal n1er sair! he w;:isn't sure \\'hrlher he l1krd the fnrn1R1 or nO!. fla y F'loyd said he frlt as if hr 'd ju."!. finished a lnurn;i - n1cn t in~ll•ar! of facing five more rounds. .J;irk Nickla11s an1t South Af rican Cary r l;1yer s<iid so h1ng , Nit'klaus and J'la.\'('r were Lhe 11HlJ01' Llpsrt 1•ic t11ns \.\'ednrsrll'l y ;is a !Irick of uriscts kn1r-.·ked 011! sorne of the lilp na .,e.~ in the first n1vnd 11f ihc S200.000 Uni ter! S1:11es Professional Match Pl:i y golf ch:imp1onshi p. 111 f11ct, !he !l}'nillll iC P11l111cr \'l.:IS !hf! onl,Y nnr. flf 1he fl Vl' l111p-r;:i11krd pl;iyrrs ~·h11 survive'(! in the hr_ad·!rt--hearl cnn1· pt'til 1011 ir1 ll'hiC"h h;ilf the fielrl is f'lin1 ina t•·d C'at h di'l,v. Scorln,i: is. 011 the. b;:isis of tot<i l s1rokes over 18 holes. "I'm nol sure "·heth<'r I like it or hrll,11 P;il!n"r s:1 irt al1er il Sfl-7! \'ll'lnrv O\'r r Rru('f' flc1lin of A11.,tra !ia. "l"ri ·like (o rrse rve opinion unti l I pla y a fr w mt1re. ro11nd~. "It's !011ghrr ., rrall,I', lhan rr~lllFlr mat<'h pla•)_ Ynq t1;n.-. 11, hill'(' 1h" SAh1 f' prrqf'Vt>r:'lllf'P rl1;:ot ~•1111 dn 1n ~1r11k(' play, \1111 r·an't 11•1 1111 for ;1 n11n11!1· ''B111 1r .1011 ~1·1 hf'li1nil . 11 g11'1·~ y11u ;i t·hnnf'r tn (':!11·h 11p, nin\'tll' n1akr 11p a l•il of s!rnkrs in il h11n·1· · N1C'lda11s and Pl<l~·!'r R ~n·i•rl , I:t'11rr:1 llv spf'ak1ng, b('Jorr' p;~1'k111 g 1hr1r bRg~ and r::illing 11 :i Sf':l$On nn !he regular Ainf"rk•;in 11101·. Ntrklau s, lhe 1op·l'ank rrl playrr on !he I.A VER DOJVNS E1l1fJ I N NET FINAtS RATON nour:E. La -Cornn;i rl1>l J\l;ir · . ., Rod Laver won !hf' Hnc;il!r lntcrn;itional lrnnis lfl\Jrna ment h y rl ef Pating Ne'!"port Reach residen! Roy r:mer.~on, 4-6, 7-~, 6-1 \.\l('dn esrli'Ly. The victory WRS \.\'firth S.5,!MMJ to LR vf:r, whilf' Em('rson received $.lOOO. .John Newcomhe defeate1l C 1 i f r Drysdale 11-6 In a pro set for th ird placl'. Newc·ombe An~ Emerson 11rfealcd Drysd ale and !..a ver 6·2 1n 11 one set doubles m.:itch. ha~is nr offi('i;i1 [X)illl$, w;is ~)Ill of it 1111 lhe \.Vay. Thr 211·.ve;:ir-olrl 1-'lnyd. who hl'l sn't wnn si nte laking 1he !%!! PC.A nfl· t1onal rh:i1nr1011.~h 1p. bnl!rd oul to 11 hir{iir-p11r·hirrl1l"bird1t"Pagle $tar1. w;i~ r11·t· undr r par aft"r fil'e hole.~ and hrlrl 11 fo11r slnll\t> 111arg111 over Nicklaus. H(> n11ilr>d 11 t!1J\\'n \\'hrn he hi! ;a 1wn iron 11~() k·('t fr-nnl 1l1e flag ror ann!h11r b1rrl)P on thi~ 161h. lie f1q1:;ln·d wit Ii 1111· 1!11y's hr.~t rou nd. 11 fivr 1111dcr-p11r li l on the loL1gh. fi .~74 yarrl l~nu nlr\• (']11b of North Carnlin;i cotrrs(', Ni<"klR;1.~ had a llOl 1d 69 but never re11lly Wil S ill i(. "!'m rxh;iusLl'rl ," ~aid Floy d. 11 native of ne;irhy For! Bragg, N.C. "I feel like 1L \1'<1s the IRsl rlay or the. tournament 1111d I w;:is pla,ving hearl-1o·hearl with Jack. B!'l1r1!!• mr, that's tough." N1•·ld;1u..,., like Lhe o!hrr fir.~! round lr•srrs, picked up SI Z50. It pusherl h11; !cnrlin,g rnnnt•y >A'1nni11g n1ark 10 $207 .MI fnr lhe )f•ar·, j(l~1 -~hnrl or his single sr11 son rel'<l rd of S21 I .~fifi. He said he may nn1 pl;i1· 1n anv m0re rrgular 1011r even t!! ag.1111 lhis ~r<l.~!\rL r 1ayr1· rl11n1n:1t.•d b,v ll11111rrn Rlanr;i.,, \\ il ~ lllllf<' ··111ph;it1t·. "Th;il '~ 11 l<w Iii<' yrflr ." hr ~;;1rl. ''I'll h1>t lh:it '~ llH• lnn~rst rl1."1 ;incf' an.l'nnr f'l'('r 11 Pnl 111 play onr rnund of gl)!f - 30 ,!K~J rnlll·~." IJr ar·ri1crl 1n this rou 111ry 11nll Su11ctav and left 1n1n1ed1:itely fnr ~u1ilh Alr1 r.1 . Rl:11H:<1s l.11rd il'd the lRlh hole 10 Ila l'la1,cr al 71 1h•'n won 11 when Plaver 1¥1g.rycd thi· 1hirrl t>Xlra hole from a tr«i p. w"''" 1 ••. , ~"'"'" l"nnl<•I• l•w1n "·I' 0"'' F"n•IQt<Q" <I•!, Jorn•"V I>••~~. aer, !"II ••ltA ""'"' ••ch •i><>I oa ~·o«•I ''""''I <I•• I.lob '""''" /J M Rli"' C••ntgt"n d"' 9of> '1n•Qu<g, b•fd"• !Ir\! ~·· I•' ""'~· •~·" '"~' /J ~••(! M~d Mod•~"' !~'" \t,•w I• I• L•"V '""\<oh, 11•! _J ~ ~~·~n I) /1 \.~•<!"" l'."<'•"'0" ~•I ~''I G•'"'' 17-1\, "<!"'•'" 6'·'"' " ~ Pl•vor, ot" T~l•d •ot•o hn••, ••rh '""' II >'•I• B<own no• eof>bv N •<~<>" 10.11, ("•' '"' CoQdv <l•I, Kerm<l l •••~v. Qo._ ltOI ''"" ~Olt, ··~n '!>(>' 10. G"O•~ >:"""'""do!, Don ••nu••y 10-1\, C.on• Ltlllor d<!. O•n S•~•I Ill! 0••• H•ll d•I B•Ot I? D•Wln W••v"' d•'· Goo•Q• A<chor n /~. l'>'>v<r S•nclo" dtl AOb Mu•Q~• l •lj, I.nu G••~am de!. l'r•nlr Bo~•d 1).16. ,.ut>ef! G•t•n d•' O·~~ Lal1 11-1\, 8 nbbV Mllt~!'LI '"' G•v 8rfWU lf>.n . ,O•I W•ll <!el. C•••• S•nl!do. fl.tr, !~Ir<! P>I•• ~oi.. ••(~ •"O' ll om v PILOT z;r Brave Stai· Beaten Up In Atla11ta ATLA.'IJTA -Thr<'e city policemen h;ive been su spended without p11y after a fracas '.l'hich ma,yor Sam Mai;sell charged w;i ~ "apparf'olly an incident. nf blal.a nt. brutality" against Atla nta Brave9 outfielder Rico Carty and Carty'' brother-in-law. One of the su~pendcd olf1crrs wa~ ac-- cused eArlier this year or brutal1ty againsl blacks. act"ording to Atlanta Vice Ma yor Maynard J;:ickson. a Negro The Carty in(•ident prompted un· v:in1 ished tTi ticism 11f lhe city poli<:A clepart1nent by the young Jewish n1ayor and Jackson. •·1 cannot ernphasizr too stroogl ,v my complete disgust with >A'h<il ls app;irent\y an incident of blatant bn1tAl1ty,'' declared MasselL "Tho se involved have brou.'(ht disgrace to our police ri epartrnent. the ·cl· ty and the profession of law enforcement arrnss tht> eountry." Carty, who is from the Dominican Rf•publk•, ha s n<1t pl;iyrd hRseball thiia vear beeause nf inju ries, but he led the 'N:itlnnal Leap:ue in hitting last season. He w;i~ treated for f:icial bruises and an in· jured fi nger following the h11 ssle which occurred about midnigh t Tuesday. e (J11briel lo Start. Quar1erback Roman C.abriel will start and play lhree quarters for thf' Los An geles Rams in their next exhibit.ion game, coach Tommy Prothro says. P ro1hro said he will utilize the rirst string for most of Sunday's. game against New England. The offense has been performing ineffectually. he said, and it',11 lime lQ let the team funclion as a unit. However. Jerry Hhome will pla y at <]Uarterbac.:k for one quarter lo try for the No. 2 spot. The Hanis plat ed reserve (jU<ir\crhack .Tohn \\lall0n and frt•e ~afety Roger \\lilli<1111~ on the waiver-i njured list \Vcdncsd;iy. W;i lton. from F.1i1.abelh City !'ilate. l'lnd \Vill!Rms. frn1n Grambl ing, wrrr ln jured in lhc O;ik\and game la~t Sttlurda~·. e Ke1111ed11 (Jel• 1•1t1ver NEW YORK -Commissioner Walter Kennrdv of the National R;i~ketba ll Assnei<i'tion was given lhf' power Wed· nr$d<iy to impose fines nr up tn $2.'1,000 in disei plinary r·a ses -the l;irgei:t sum that n111y be levied in puni~h1ncnt by the head of an y maJnr pn)f1•ssiunal sport. 'lbe ac!lon , takrn hy tile NBA owners rurrf'ntly n1f'C'ting he.rf'. c.:ovcrs all league personnel -owners. general managers. l'nachrs -f'Xl'ept players, who still h;ive 11 Sl .000 ceiling on fines levied by Ken· nt'dy. • J ;.\•1• Ill pf ittll .';11 ltg/1 / V.'ASHI NC.TON -The Nalion<il Foot· ball I .e;iguf' Pl<l .\'C'rs Assnrl;ition h;:i s <l5k• f'd tha! i1 s n1enlbrrs he exem pt frnm Prf'.~ident Nix0n's pri re·\\'age·renl freeze. "Thf' al'rragt' !'arPer nf a profe.~sinnal fnothall pla yer i.~ 4.fi years," s<1id Ed (;11 rl'l'Y · NF'LPA PXCCllliV<' direct0r. "One·lhird of lhe plal'<'rs wil l ne ver h ~vr an opportunity to make up lhr losii; :;ulfered by the lret'7.e hec;iuse or in- jtlrics. cutS and retin!ments." e itl11drid, (Jart1 Wi1• WlLLIAM SPOHT, Pa . -A U.S. Air Fo rte team from Madrid rode the twn-hit pit ching nf John Cheney In a 5-0 opening. round vic1orv over Augusta , Maine, Wet1ne:;d;iy iri the Litlle League World Serie.~. .Jointng Madrid in an Qpt'ning round Vi('\Ory WR.~ Gflr~', Ind .. with 8 7.2 tri11111rih ovt'r t.cxin~ton. Ky. e Bt11·r1eir .'\ptrrl;:lr~ LIJS ANU l~l.l·:s Punier Bruce Rarnes nf l 'Cl.1\, who led lhe P:aclfir.R CnnlC're11ce 1n k1 ck1n~ li'L~I year, rr~llmrd whr·re he left off \\'ednr~day ;is !he Bruins drillerl again. B;i rncs aver11 ged 4~ ~ yards "ft six kicks and i;e~'t>ral over 50 y;irds were not officially t•het'ked. Coach Peppt>r Hodgers grce1cd a !<ile Arriving sophomore, running bar k Kerm it J oh nson , a !85-pounder who was a high ~chnol te11mma1e nf .James Mc:Alis1er. the snph ruled ineligible fnr foolba11 this fa!!. Th e new comer is Jistccl hehind regular• Marv Kendricks and Randy Tyler. e 1,engll•!f lh·ill LOS ANGELES -·Coaeh John McKay sent the Southe rn California Trojan! through a lengthy pass defense drill Wed. nesday and :1aid he was impres11ed wilh Willie Hall al. end and Skip Thomas at left cornerback. Of the 6-foo1 -3, 20.'i-pound Thom11.~. McKa y said, "he's gol morfl natu ral ability rhan anyone I've ever seen,'' Last year Thomas was a wide receiver. Philadelphia Fan Killed After Fall Thi'v v.·ere ;i pair of \\lnrld Serirs wi ns over the Y;:inkees. The first c11n1e ;is .:i slarter. Then he relieved Rob F'rierld 1n lhe ninth l nni n~ of !he decid1n~ game at Pittsbur.i;:h \\•ilh the srnre lied lit nine Hr got through 1ne Yanks. then in the 1asr of lhe ninth Bill Mazcrnsk i hornered to win it for the Pirate.~. 10·9. McBreen Almost Didn't Qualify PHILADELPHIA -A fan ~t Tuesday nigh!'s San Oiejto Padres-Ph1l11rfelphla Phillies i;:An1P w;:is killed when hf' fell thrl">ugh a hole usually t•overed by fl meral gr:Jte as hP w:i lked through the stands after the 1·onl<'~I. Glenn Shober, 37. of Reading . Pa •. ft•ll 2.7 feel In the c:nncrele ba.~e of the Vetrr:ln!I St11rlium scoreboard thrnugh a hole 1n the uppt'r stands. He died in Mr thnd1st Hospital about two hours after the ;iccidenL Rrcreation comrn1 i:sionrr Jlf\l>"rt \V Crawror<1 . who me1 vdlh ~tadium ma n11.1;rr Llo:-irl Vy, \Verlnr~rlay .. ~Aid Shober walked into an area of the stand.'! norm.:illv unui:rd ~cau~e the view is blockert 'tiy lhe sC"(lreboard. 1.J.b--· , . • H.:idd ix al~o remembers his fir.~I rnajor league slarl. Aug. I~. 1952 11gai nst the Rr;11•rs. He v.•a!J up ag;i inst a fellow nam· cd Lew Burdette. a chap who also went on to c~rvf' a prell y healthy record as a blg leaguer. Haddix won. 9·2. 1/e ;al~ h:id 11 hit, drove in tv.·o runs And stole a base. Nov.· c month away from his 46th bi rth· rlay, he admit s there are still lime~ whrn he'd like to be out there !oiling nn the mound . But he Also teroi;:nizes that :ige 11·nn't pern1it it. So lhe interv1t>w was nver. You lf'lflk .:11 Ha r1•ey Hfldd1x aiza1n . AM you gtill can't bel ieve lhal lhal $m;i!1 lr iime cnulrl ha ve .!iupport.NI such l'l1g itchlevrmenl., , •. .· 1~0UST01'1 (AP ) -Tom Mcf:lrcen almnsl didn't make his .appointment with a world rerord in thr 400 me!er freestyle in the Nal.ion11I AAlJ Swimming Cham· pion ships Wednesda,v nif!hl After the unher;ilded San Mateo youth had outchisscd a classy field with a world r(lcord 4:02.1 in the final s he said he aln1ost dldh'l m11ke it tn lhl' rinRIS because he was p!aylni;: around in the prelimin11ries. "l almost dldn 'l m;ikr 11.," ~1 cArcrn ~;1111 "'Graham Whitr anrt r playerl ~round in lhe prelims and l 11lmoi;t didn 't qu11Jify, ~·e: wcrl' .._,a tching each other .:1ncf t almn~t rlirln ·t make it." McBreen w11s the slowest (lualifie.r In the finals In a star.studded field thRt in~ chided the rnrmer rec1Jrd holder Cunnar J.11rs.~on, whn fini!thed dead la~t. and American r('cord holder John Kinsella, who finished sixlh. ~l!'Areen starled lhe rat e 11lmost 11n· noticed in lane No. 8 but by the end of the first 111p hr. started gt>tting attention. H~ shnl Into the: lead and kept up the parr. Toni Hnln11u1, McHreen's cn11r.h. said it WAS the w11y thry ph1nned ii. In all. cti:lrt-ch11mpionships wrrr d<"cid· "r1 in Wedriesday's nfl(>ning rl.~,v of thi> lnur-da,v event. Wednt>srl11y nii;:ht's finR l~ wtrf' drlay,.rl about I I~ hours by 11 tor- rrn!ial downpour. -·- l\.fcBreen's re<:ord v.·as lhe .seeood world n1:1rk est;iblisht>d in Wedne.~d11y'8 cnm· pc1it\on . In the morning prehmin;irir.s, ~1ilrk SpH.i or Santa Clara lowered his (•Wn world niark in the 100-meter but· !!•r·fl,v l<l f>-5 01 , Spit'!. already had lhe rrcord nf 55.6 sel in 1968 at lA)ng Bt 11ch. Su.~lt> Atwood, the world record holrlcr in the women '!! 200 meter OOckstroke, easily "'on her spec.i11lty in 2:22.911 "'ilh Donna Marie C.urr, the leading qu9[Uier ~erond 11t 2:2~.9~t CharlcA Campbell of P:i.~AdenA won lhf' rne.n'5 200 meter bAckstrokt wllh " 2;'1i 1 ~4 cl(l('king. Tlm Mt:K""-l'I f Suhurh11n S\\·i m Cluh WR5 -'"N'lnd And ti.llkt St;imm , the American r~rd holder, wa~ lhird . Otht:r winners Wednesday night In· 1·ludOO: Di11nt Nicklofr. Pa s-11 de n a, 1:16.716 ln ll're womens 100 meter bre11ststroke ; Peter Dahlberg, Gatorade Swim Club, Bl()()min(lton, Ind., I :0&.912, men's 100 brCa5tstroke: Ann Simmont, Lakf'wood, 4;24.825, wnmrn's 4 O O free~tyle : Deena Deardurff. Cin i Pep~i ~farlins. Cinclnn11ti, 1:06.036, women's 100 butterny. Six-final.~ were Ill bP dix:id~ today In mf'n'~ 11nd women's 200 meter fre~styhh 400 met.ror ind ividual medley and 400 m<"!rr mtd!r.y relAy, 24 DAILV PILOT Thursd1.J, Aiiousl 26. }971 ~fedlcal School Walts 'Adriatic Tryouts Next For UC Irvine Star By HO"' ARO L. HA NOY 01 t~• O•ll'¥ '11•1 •1u 1 Water polo ha~ bf>comf' 11 11.'ay or life f!'.lr Ferdy Mai;simino and ht~ brother John Hf'nry and lhf' Un1tl'd S1a!Ps is be!· ter off for th' rlec1.~1nn In 1nlernat1nnat com pet ition Bnfh <irf' ht1rd·"or l..1n~ ynuni: r nlle11e stuclents who know the 1alut of mnnev .end each ha~ made 11 h1,i.: !'11rr1f1r,. 1hls summer In tnmpPll' 10 thl' P11n An1encan G11mei; and hnpefull.v 1n lhe Adriatic Games in 1-:urnpt> 1n St'ple1nhf'r Ferd~·. in f::icr. "·a~ <iceepted 1n thl' l'C Irvine ml"<lic;il sc·hool rnr the Mm1ng year but drl<1yed his der1s1nn 10 mnl'e in· lo lhe n1f'dic;il f1rld ""Ith !he bles.~in,i.: of UOLl'PrSJly off1c1<1I.~ "Fnrm;:il l~·. I will h111e to rc·apply fnr the mt'dir.al s<'hool llfler the Olvmp1c Game.~ 1 in 1972 in ~lun1ch. f;ermrtn\• 1 " "The.v lnld mP In go ahead and try nut for the teams and tn dn well 1n graduate school, I hope !.t> do both "'ithnut jeopardizing either. Rustler Coach Ear11s Top PanAn1 Ratin g R.v l:BAU: SHEFF' 01 I~• O•lty Pilot i9'11 It \\"OU!d come ::is little surpr1sP tn see Goldf'n \Vest College ;iquatit'5 c n ,:i c h Tom Hermstad ;i ppn in I cd tn thP ·72 Ol vmp[c r.;imrs AS ,:i ~·•a lrr poln 0Ff1rial. Hcrmstild nff1c1atrd al the rccrnt Pan- Am!'rirr1n C..imrs in ('ali. Cnlnmbi;i :ind came aw<iy wi!h ;in A r:it1ng -which me;ins he f1Ui1!1 flcd !u dn thr Olyrnrin.:s. The Rustler en:i1·h arrived fi\'P days before the c;;uncs bcgfln -and he says th::it really hcJ1)Cd hirn. "I ~ot tn offiei;1l c in !hr 11orkout." ;;ind I gol to kn ow the lean1s and n1<1ny of the ph1yers. Thal rrally hrlprd:' \\'hen 1he first round ende<l . si~ nf the oriJ;!in.111 13 nHiclals wcrl' srlrrlt•rl In 1,1•nrk the fi n::il s ""ilh Hermst;irl ;inrt re 11 o ,.,, AmrricRn Bnb Lee nf S;in Jnsp ;imnng the six ~t'IPc1erl Herm~t;id rrl<i11's th;it hr""" rr::id.\ 1n cnn1e hnme thr first dity he arnrcrl 1n Cali "\Vith ri\"e d;i~s In f.!.O brfnre the Sl;irt nr the Gaml'S. !hr laC'lh11P~ \\'('rP f;ir frflm C'Ompletrd and nnth1n.i;: lookf'd hke 11 would get done '"They did 111(' W'>rk l"('r\' ~IO\\". hut lhr1 pulled 11 off ;ind pulled 11 nlf quite "·rll .. Hrrm~t;irl ~il\'S he \.\'.llS ;l("l"P[llf'<l PX· tremely well in .C;ili. '·Thr pcnplf' W('l'P vrrv fr1rnrll.1· \\"p didn·r h;:11·e nne hr1d lnl'idcnl .:inl'f we were do1,1·n therP l hr"t'C \\'CC'k~. "And fnn<l w11~ ~11prr . TherP v.rre ;ill kind~ nf fruit JUiees and grr;;t1 hrr;id 11nd pas1ric.~. \\'e harl ;i f<'"" h;irf mr;il.~. but l"l"P h;id h;i<l n\r;il~ hr1•r ·· Hrrm~tads' 11nly ron1pl.:1int 11'::1.~ the li11nr: f::icih1y ··1\'e werr hnu~NI In ;in epartrnrnt whirh w,:is ~1111 unrlC'r eon- ~tr11c!1on. ll had nn e;irprting ::ind no hnt \\'<tier. IL w::isn"t rr;illy that h<1rl, hut 1l v.·;i ~ not "h::it "r"rr usrrt 1n l1v1n~ 1n ··()f rnur~e ;;inrnnp r,:in f1nr! th1112~ In complain :ihn11I bu! :in.v 11n1r 11111 !r::11r! }'Oii n1n into ch1n,i:.s th::it you rfnn·1 like" Hrrrn ~t ::irl frlt th::it 1hr 1,1a trr polo rorn· p!'lll1on """ brt\C'r th;in hr had ant1c1 · paler! "("ub;i ;ind ~1 rxu·n h11d 1rr\ l' Ir 11 n ~ !e;:in1" ;inrt Rr;i z1J also h,q d ;;i 11nnrl 1r ::in1 ' Afll'r rhe P;:inAm f;;in1e~. Hrrm"t::id /'.!OppPd In flnrtd<l fnr !llflf' rJ;i 1·~ f11r ;i br1e! 1·;ir;it1nn ;inrl 11 hill' thprr n!f1r1;i tpd 1hP ~rn 1nr n;il!nn;il pnln !nurn::imrn! .it F t. Lauderrl::ile -1,1·nn h1 thr l\"r11 York Athlrt1c Cluh. · "~ly hrn!her is Jll]SO studying lo enll!r medical school but hi! h11s another year 11t Stanford Unil"ersity 1n undergraduate w0rk." The bro!hrr~. members of coach Ect Newlanrl ·s CINA AA U tl'am, m11de lhl'I !r ip In C;ili. Le-.Jombi;i 1,1·ith the Pan American squ;irl lh::ir 11·0n 1he lone team ~old medal for the U S On St-pt 10 the~ "111 bt>g1n a ~eceind !raining camp for ahnut !O days to tryou t for the Adriat ic Games team. .. Art l..:imbert !Coaeh nF lhe Adriatic team 1 pl;iys muth n1nre or a swimming type J!:ime !h.11n Nt\\'l;ind lcn;ich of the f'an American s<1u:1d J. You h,:11 e to be ahll' tn s"'lm a lot and 1 1,1•ant lo g!'t dov.·n 10 J!l.'i pounds," Ferdy re1·e;:ils. '"Right nnw I am as hJ:hl as I have heen in thrtt ye;irs at 202 pounds." At Cali he weighed 215 pound". The rnnst valuable player on the Ant e;;iters' NCAA ch;impionsh1p te;im last 1e;:ir is "'nrk111J!: out t"·1ce rl11!1y -swim· i111ng ;ibout 1.5fl0 y::ii·ds 11lnng with run· ning ;ind perJ<p1ring to lnse weight. The one big thing that. h;is hurl lhe t1,1•f) t-.l::issi rn ino brn\hrrs this summer ha:<: been 11 lack or ti1ne 1'0 work nnd earn monev for their schno!in~. "Affinteur sports in this counlr.v are different than in other countries ::ind it is more difficult for !he ::ithletes. Aller the Adriatic G;imes 11•e 1\•il! bt on our n1,1·n to train and stny in shape until next sum· mer." Turning to the P,:in American liames and the Cuban situation, Ferdy revea led: .. , didn"t personally come in cnntact v1ilh the Cuhans until 1,1·e pl,:iyed them. In genera!. most of them wrren·l vPry friendly. They were a hit sl<indoffish and stayed prt>tty inurh to_ile ther. ..I didn't think they "'Crf' any different in the water th;in flny or the other teams. \\'e knew they were the tram we had to beat fron1 the time we ;irrivcd . .. They were <1bnut 1he .~aine s11.e nr 1navhe a Jillie srnallcr than we 1,1·ere. 'fh~y played pre!ty niuth the s,:irne style -thry wnul<l roun1rr-;111r1rk ;inrl use a full·('Ourt µress. 'J'hry were 1 cr.v i::ood shooters huL h;i<l no crrat11"1ty 111 tt1e1r of- fense. "I think Nrwland 11 as right llP s::i1rl l hc\" 1vnuld hr uniter an ;:iwful h1! nf fll'f;~~11rr do1,1·n there ;;i nd this "'ou)d hurt lhl'ir offense. · )"ou (':In learn to pl;:iy rrall_I' tough dr·Jr11se hy rncmnnz1ng or p11'k1ng 11p a p;irtc•rn. l)ffense h:is 10 ha1·e <'f"Cflt111t1·" Ferdy latks ::is lhouRh he rn1J:h! not 111a ke the AdriillJt i ;arnl'~ train Fe"·· 1f ;in~. 11 1~111·:1t1·hf•<t 1hr l ' ~ 1r:irn 111 ;:u·t1011 1lr 111\11 1,1;11,·l1t•d thr /\A U ch111np1onsh1ps, sha1·c thHt 1l1nugl1t. '"The Adr1;1l1t· '.allll'S :11 r far 1t1nrr 11n- pc11 l.-111l tli;111 the J';in Arneric·an _g;11nr.~.·· 1-"rnl~ re1r al~. "Thrre ;in· ~('1·rrr1I plr1.1"rrs 11tu1 rl 1r1n"l !r1 nut for lhl' l'a111\1n rr::i1n !h;;it will hP nn h::ind Ill Cupertino, C;i!1f., for !hr nr~t r;imp inrlu<lin~ Ga!'y Shr;irf'r Hr 1.~ reco~n17.ed ;is the bes! pl::i,vr r in 1he cnun- 1ry but cou ldn"t spare the 11me for bolh tnps." Coast Rangers Sign On Fridav The f"n;i~l R;inR('r:r; Sr.<·rpr ('luh "111 hold J!s ann\!;il s1i;:n1n~ on mrr!!n~ fnr \hr 1!171 i2 ~ra~nn no Frtrlt1 1 Rl R pm .:11 \\"r~t's ~r1,1pnr1 :-;tat111nrrs Storr. 42~9 fhreh ~t . i\e11·1xir·t Rl'arh All p.:1.~t p!<41rr" ,:inrt nr11 p!;i1rr<: 11 1sh1ng !fl Ir)' nut for !he !c:iin st1n11ld rl'prirt Thr RanRf'f<i l1rlrl ;:i tr;in1 1n Ille 1na1nr rl 111•1nn of the P;ir1f1r Sncrrr Le::i i:ur '1h~··h thr1 ~~1e ll'nn ~1 .1. 11mei:; 111 the p;;i ~t ('IJ:ht _\(';H'~ Fnr f1u lhrr 1nlnrn1.:1!\nn c;ilJ !ilrn .l:i1nr11 1 pre~1den1 • ;it ~46 :ir:~·l Ba,seball Standings :\"A TIO:'\AL Lt.:A GUl £1st nh·islnn "' L Pittsburgh n "' St. Ltluis 71 !i!I Chicago 69 " r\'"' York <1 " Philadelphi• " 72 Monlreal "' 73 Weil Oivl~lnn San F'r11ncisco 7R .'\5 DtwisPr8 f.9 lil Atlan!A M ~ Cinc1nn<11i fl5 fli Hnu5tnn ~1 67 San Dit>ii:n 49 82 Wod•fltl•Y'• 11_,,ul!-t "'"'' """ ). ~·" '"'"''\•~ ' ('"''""•to '· ('"1cttn • 5•" Ol•to J. P•ll1<1ole<1•• ! 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'"' .44!} 42!} f;R 11'1 ,.. 1Fi12 " JQlj " !!'111 '21 1: ,. 21i1 ' ~'•IW•u••• l"'"'"~ 't~• I' Cl•••"o"" <L~.,.b 1.11 , ''I N (~·C OfO !Mf•l•o 7 >I •I Iii•" .... ,. 1•11.-0, !~ 11. ola"! ,. ...... ~ f{o•~ 11 111 •' ~•"''' C•..,. ,,._ •• ,., J • ~ '"' \Vo•n ,..,,,., ''"'"''" !f>l\O '' l•ltl! ".•n"• • 1)1 OlfM 001~ ,,,.,., •t~•ov .., DEAt• LEWIS ' Getti1ig the Full Treat11ient 7'1ark !~add , a defensive hack from St. Anthony 1-ligh . gels an ear check- up from Golden West College learn doc tor EdY.'ard H. Bose ker v"hile forme r l\1ate r Dei halfback ~fark Dunn jrightl checks the 'Y.1eight scales. \\'riling it all down is Rustler assistant coach Fred Hoover. Golden We st, Orange Coast and Saddleback colleges open football drills \\'ed· nesday. Bobb)' Unser First Driver To Pass 180 O'\TAR!O (/\Pl -Bobby Unser of AlhurtuC'l'CJUI', r-; \1., h['c·::ime !he f1rsl drivrr !n post ;:i l11p ~prl'd C/\"f'r 180 rntlrs per hnu r in pr11('tire sessinns fnr the se- 1·nn1t Ciilifnrn1a ;,oo \1hrn hr 1urnrd 1n a 111!1 9;7 111ph IK'rf1)rn1an1·e \\'rdnesday at ()n!;;ir10 i11r11nr Sprrd1,1;i~. 1 ·n~rr. driving ;in 01.~·-.ni!r E.:i.i:lr turbn- 1Hf"r1ha11s<·r. lur1u·d in 1hr fastrst l;ip :o-JK'l'<l ur 111,. <la~. and 1hr he:.1 ~o f::ir ;:i1\er f11 t' uf ~t'\ t•n pl'ol•·ti•·c da1 ~ 411:ihf~·1ng run" 1• ill l:ik<' pl;ice S;itur- rlr1 1' :1n1l Sund:1v. "1th th" lnp 11 nut nf a l1r•ld 11f SO l11d~·-r.vp1.• r:u·t·rs 1·nn1pet1nR in t h~· rr11·r H w1•1•k frunl ~Unttr1.v Sr,·ond ::ind 1hirtl hrhind l 'n~rr wrre l'>·trr Hl'\'.•;,111 nf llrrl11ndn Rr;i(·h 11n<l Al I n~rr·. (l f Alh11qurrqul', Rnhby·~ brn!her. flp1·sn11 pn~lrrl ,:i ~pt•rd nf 17!1.~!IO in :i ~!i·L;irpn turhn.f)Hy. and Al Linser turnrd !i~ 1 7~ in ;i Jnhnny 1.ightn!n_g l.11r\:Y}-Oft\'. All lhreP dri1·rr.<:; hP~trd lhP nft1r1::i l l r.1ck record n[ liR 0·12 .~rt in f!U::il1fy1n.ii: l::i.~t 1r::ir hi" Trxr111 Llo1·<l Rubi· Practire l;;ip .!lrnr!' · ::irr unolf1C1ril, hnwe1•er . so Ruby·.~ rcenrd stilnd<:;. F.:1\ont<'S tn w111 1hP l!rs1 pt11.I' n1nnry, \~·h1rh ('nuld _go ;:is h1j'.:h ;is $2()0 000. 1n- eh1rle Al l n~rr , 111nnl'r nf !he l;ist t1,1·f) lnd1 :.110s. his brothrr Rnhby, Re1~nn, ;inrl \1<irk J)nnnh11r . o)f ;\lrdli'I. r;i . whn dn1e" ;:i Suoru·n ,\\r Larrn turhn 011 }. l)nnnhuP hlf',1 his rng1nl' for thP ~l'<"nnd s!r;:i1~h1 <l::i\' \\'ec1ne~d;i_1 and h1~ brsi lap J<prrd 11 ;:i~ !74 ;-,i .lnhn t";innnn nf \1iln1rrill ~pun nut 1n hi" \1 r'\;im;ir;i r \\'mnu1h .:ind hit !hf' 11;;i!I he 11·;:i~ un1n1i1rP<l hu! his r,:ir w;i<:; harih• d;in1~rd anrl n1a~· nn1 hP able 1n r;i r r l\1n11<'r nf l;i<.t 1r;ifs (";il1fnrn1 ;i ~110, .11111 \1 .,Elrr;ilh of 1\rl1n g!nn Trx . !11rnf'd 111 ;i l;ip !11nr nf lli!l lfl!l 10 a r;itrir k rr1rnl('11 m F.;i glr t 1 1rhn-nH~ VOLVO 1971 DEMO 1-"2 SEDAN 114-" R.d.o, H•4!•'. Autom Alic T r 1 ~1 . $2998 [JIOlYlOIT!Al '71 COROLLA DEMO SALE LARGE NEW & USED TOYOTA SELECTION See Us Before You luy! Prep .Football Nears Silky Sulliva11 Of Net World Fagans Supplies Views On Variety of I terns Win s Agai11 SOUTH ORANGE,~· J. (AP l -Around the tennls courts, he·s been nicknamed '"Superman" and "Silky Sullivan" but Clark Gr;iebner. ~eeded second in the E;istern La \.\'n Tennis Championship~. doesn't mind since bo!h ;ire associated \\'ilh v.·1nners. Au.cus1 is fast commg tn a close, ~1 on d;i v ~ignali:; pre-ronditioning week in foot- h:ill and the cycle begins for prf'p fnnt- ball. Thnsl! thou~hts in minrl prompted ,:i !r lephnnl! c,:ill to CIF' Southern Sect ion rnmmi~s1nn'r Ken Fag;ins nf R;ithna Js!::ind, "'ho begins his 18th year at the helm. Fagans supplied us 111·ith sevt'r::i! items, -----HOGER CARLSON ----- lnt!udin.i;: !hnu£hls nn 11 possible relax- ation of !hi! .100-mJI ' limit. the triple JUmp in stale track meet~. the benrfits of prc-rnnd1tinn w re k , retiligriment of Or.:1nii:e County le<1gut s and the tie· brP.aker rule. Scrrns the st.ile l"<•n1mitlee is rPCnm· n1end1ng lhal the 300-mill' limit bl! <lone a11a.v on ;i three·1·r;ir e~pr runenta [ h<4SIS. !f ;ipprnvrd 1! rnuld df'\·r lnp 1n1t1 ~t')me f;int::i~llC se tups, hke ~1an na pla .1'111.'l 1n sin Indiana b;i,~ke!h::il! Io urn e 1·, \\"estm1os1er plti~ 1ni;: an nut.of-s\;;tle l,..;.,t- h:i!I po\\rr. rte The possib11ille.q are tnrl\('s;.~ 1,1•hat "1th rnndern da v travel a1 :iil;ibl!'. • Th1' ~t,:ite tr,:i('k cnmm1ttee is suii:- gesting th::it the triple jump be inserl l!d in the stale track meet. Next yl!ar"s finals tirf' ~lated fnr Orol'ille High -100 miles nnrth nf S;icr.:1ml!nlo. Prt ·cnndilinning werk in fnntball 11p- pear~ In be here to slay. There have been no complain!.~ -;ind !he week nf lim- bf'ring up pnor to the rough sluff h;is cut down cnnsider:.hly the number of pres!'ll$On in1ur1e.~. Or.:1n_1:e County prrp lr<iRUes ~·111 n1lt C'han,i:.e thi'i year -nr next. A fee ler v.·11s put nut hy 1he C!F' SUJ:!J!f'Sl1ng Cn~!a r.·lcs,:i enter lhe Orange Le;i,i;:ue, Estancia l'"'ilrh lo lhe c;;irden C:ro\'e Lf'.:li?:ue .:ind S;in1;i An::i ~Sunset I and Fountain Valley !lr1·1nr 1 trade places. However. county prin<'1pals rrpl1e(i lht.Y 11 ;;int Pd no c;h;:inges 1n Orange County - and th;iL'~ how it 1,1·ill be . * K:1n11a11 v.-111 experiment 1-1·ith • tit · breakin1t rule In regular 8e.1son foo tball game~ thi5 .\'e21 r . Earh lt11m will b,. 1!'.i\'en fnur r!nwn~ rrnm the opponent'~ Jll-y11rd -tine In wh irh In try In ~rore -by tnucbdown and rnn- \'trsion try or rield i;:nal. Failurf' b~· bnth te11 ms In ~rnrl! will mran 11no1her ~l'I of (our do"·ns for erich lram. "'ith thosl! IJl<'lir~ 11vail21blf' H wnulrl 11ppr:ir you'd better ha \·e a dectnt field 51:0111 ki r ker In camp. Thr CIF' Souther n Seclinn"J wa .\· of deridi n1t playofr .i;:iime~ h 11 better solu· l inn. simpl~· alttrnatin,; fnur plays fnr rarh learn. bej?inninj? 111 midfield. C.raebner himself has had \\'Inning \\";iys lately. Frl'"h frnm his \'lC\nry last 1\"eekend in the Pennsyl\·an1a La1,1·n Ten- ni~ Ch11mpionsh1p.<;, he bl::is!ed his way \\'ednesd11.y into the QU<lflerfin;;l~ here 11 11 h ;i resn11ndinJ1: 1·1r !orv n\er Frank Froehhng of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., 6-2. 7· 5. f;r,:iehner, ,:i !\·ew Ynrk City fl'"l<lenl <inrl r;inkrrl fn11r!h n:i!1onalll·. h11 s hr"n a run11erup 111 !he lnurn::imen! f1l'e limes Although he says hr's '"play ing ~ach m;itch ;:is it cnmes,"' it".o:; safe to bet he \\·::ints .:111 the ni;irbles th1.~ 11n1". HP ::ilsn bears ,:i rrm::irk;ihl!' rr~em· bl;inee to the co mic book hero ;ind sa1;: he now feels ::ilmns1 ;is s1rnn1o?. In fa ct: dur· ing his n1llll'h hP 1vnn 22 pn1n1 " (In shear strength 11i1h a ee.~ ;;ind ~rT\"tc·e JYllnTs. 1.ikP lhP thornughhrC'd Silky Su lln ;in, Gr;iebn!'r hAs often h;id In rnme from beh1nr1 111 l\'1n. f\.111 ::ig111n~! Frnt'hlin,11. hilt 11 ;is nr\Cr hr;irt('(I .:inrf thP onl' !1111r hr \I'.'!.'\ brought rn rl C'urP 11·h1le ~er\'IO.i?. h" pulled 11 out 11hrn Frnehl1n1(~ b::ickh;inrl 1,1e nt 1n!n thf' orl anrt thrn flnishtd the ~::im r nn ;i 5r r1 i!'r pi-i1nt \\ 11h thr 11ctnr1 (;r;irhnrr her::im" on,. of the t1\·n rem;:11n1niz secdcrl mrn :' ~1ngles pl.:!~<'rs . The fl!hrr 1~ top-srrritrl ~1::irt1' R1r<.SC'n nf F,1;in~rnn 1 Ill, "hn ht1rl ro p11r. 10 ;i tnt1i:,h <la .1 s 11ork. • Back To School Time Handball Gloves & Balls Paddleball Rackets Wilson -Dunlop -Davi s Bancroft Tennis Paddles Balls -Sets Gym Shorts -Shirts -Sox -Shoes Football Shoes All Purpose Shoes Basketball Shoes Tennis Shoes Soccer Shoes Tennis Shorts Tennis Shirts Tennis Sox Masks -Fins -Snorkles Sleeping Bags -Back Packs Day Bags -Freeze Orf Food Basketballs & Coals Volleyballs & Nets Soccer Balls -Footballs 1966 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 646-9303 ------- us10 CA~ Sl"ICIAL ~ Tennis Dresses Tennis Visors & Hats Bikes -Parts -Tires -Tubes Mod.,n & Comp!8te S8rvice & Perti Dept. 540-9468 '71 O TS Modern Body Shop for All C1r1 R•d ", "1~$~,4d tJ~9 .. N5co~:.?~~;~, O""'' rn11nty'• Large,t and Mn•t ltndern To.rn ta ond 1·01\'n Doalrr , OPEN 9 to 6 -CLOSED SUNDAYS 538 CENTER, PHONE 646-1919 O\llRSf.A S Dll t\llllY S'fCI A LIS TS -----~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.J Jl,. _____________ :_ __________ ~~~---~~--~~~-~-=~:...--.:..:.;..:... ' ·1 . j I und •d b"I lh• ip~. t•d mg last en· >A'ay "' ank 2. 7· '"' 'a " ach h• em· ~ he dur· ear I ;in, rom h• h• h• "' th• WHAT'S IN- OUTDOORS? Ry JlM NIEMfEC . .Aller a lllrong comeback from a week of very poor albacore fLSh1ng, the longfins again played games with anglers as dock counts dropped lo season lows at most landings Tuesday. Water and bait conditions are good with a slight drop In water temper~lure .. but the albics art> up to their old trick.<1 best or whi ch is being unpredictable. . ~arbor area landings had tn settle for local and island fish· mg l~ order lo fill the sacks nf their passengers. Skippers are COl!nt1ng on lht> albacore to build back up aga in and put on a very good showing around Lhe 43 fathom spot. The fish are still around but for some reason thcv seem lo be: ve~· un settled. Thi~ writer fished aboard Jerry Thompson's sporlf1sher Pacirir Clipper earlirr this v.·eek during the slow pe~iod and_ our party was only able to muster up a cou ple of jig slrikes while fishing some 9(1 miles due south of Point Loma . Jumpers and breaking fish wert' spotled. hut by lhe time boats reached the spots the fi sh "'ent dov.·n This has been the case for the past week on most boats. A few yellowfin tuna have been bnated in addition to the first ye!lowlail shov.•ing up under the kelp patties. Things could really break loose wHhin the next week. Si.t:rh Broadbill l,n11dPd Ne\\'porl Harbor's Ted NaHzge r landed his sixth hroadbill of the season over the ...,·eckend. Naflzger's catch weighed In at :?99 pounds and was ca ught off Senta Cruz Island. Lots of bill fi sh are still in loca l ...,·aters and feeding good on squid and live mackerel. (SotJd /tlnrli11 A1·i i,_.,, Al1en1I , • • 1 _h_"-""-'.:.':..· -·"-='-"'--'-=~.:.'c_l:_•_'c..' _______ DAILY PILOT IS Albacore Magic Nan1e On Dana's Sea Horse By HOWARD L. HANDY 0 1 Ill• 1)<111, '''-! $1111 Hookup~ That onf' n1a g1c v.·ord brings a n1aze of activity aboard an y and all Orange Coast albacore OO;its these su rnmer days <ind · !hr-Sea Horst" out of D;ina Wh arf Sporlfishing Landin.'( is no exct>ptinn. · Thr: Sea Horse. un der direr'- l1on of skipper c:enrR"t-Austin of San Cleme nte, 1s floe of three boats fishing [or the pr11.ed longfins out (If Dana Y.1ha rf Rut it is lhr-only parl1' boat ;i1•ailable. the other two be111~ chartr-r boats. AlbaC(lre ts the magic na111e in fishing circles at this lime or the ve;ir and a recent trio ahoarci ·!hr-Sea 1-lorse hrou~h·l re~ults at lhrr-r-stops, the rirst. he111g an hour-.tn du ration and I.hf' h>ngf'.~I by a wicie n1argin Once the magic word of "hookup" is e1·h0f'd to nne of lhe lwn dc <khands rnanning- thf' chun1 li ne , a h!ast nf lht' ;11r horn not nnl.11 brings a halt In lhf' enginf's hu! a rare !0 thr hail tank lo gel linr-s in the wa1!'r 1n R hurry. lhi!! hooked fi sh wtrt brought atioard A hasty rrtreat to the depths nl Lht' Ol'ran b\" the rem111ning f1sh w1!h other fish poppini;i: of f lines and lhf' r"l's11lt was only 11 smatterinR 11f fish b r In R broughi to Jiilff at the rin11I two stops. On th1.<;. par11<·ular day. ZR anglers hrnui;:ht 41 fi8h abnard the Stoa llnrse ..., ,lh :ll of the !ongfins heinR gaffed al the hour long f1r~t stnp. Sk1ppfrS with the experirnre of Austin kno\\' "'hr-n a stop has been ll'IJrkl'd nut and !hey wa~te lttl lf' !1mf' once the final <tlhif' is Raffffi 1n starting the 1not(lr~ and gf'!1in~ the jig l1nr-~ 1n !hr w:11cr aRa1n . Af1t'r srvcral da ys nf little or no aet 1on. rf'gular ;ilhacnr~ l1shcrn1rn began a \\'ait and St'f' att itudr ahnu! n1akinR the Inn~ rr ip <the Sc;i Horse le2.ve.c;. at l l p n1 and rct11rn.~ the fnltnwini: rvcninj:! ;:i! 7-8 pm. -hr1tl:'r than 20 hour.~ on tl1" w;ilcr 1 ~f;iny Of thP ;inglcrs \\"Cre. f1rst-11n1crs and arnnng thc~e was an I l-yr<1r -olci yr111ns:stf'r. Bnh PC'tcrs fron1 Oes Plai rif's, /ll11101s 1a sub11 tl:i of Chicagn1 Sally Johnson of Newporl Beach \\'eighed in t.lie eighlh marlin ' · fJf !he young season at the Balboa Angling Club. Sally"s ca tch DECKHAND was made aboard the private boat Johnnie L. BOB BLAKESLEE (LEFT) WAITS AS FRANK HOPPE, ANOTHER ANGLER FIGHT ALBACORE .. , At the first slnP. thr fish re- nlRinrci around the hnat for a period of lime hut at the nrxt r "'" stops. 11 n~lers w f' r e trrated 10 another type nf ac- tion. \\'hrn Rob hnokrd his fir.~t ::ilhacnre. he hat.t ied I he Jongfin C\'t'!")" s!rp of lhe wa~ arlfi brntigh1 it lo gaff \\•i1h a smilf' a.~ 11'ide as his young face roulci hrar. Thert are lots of tailers. jumpers and feeders in the waler! from south of the border city to the offshore islands. The marlin are striking feathers, knuckleheads and taking lil'e mackerel. The 1vater temperature is averaging about 74 degrees in th e channel and the mRrlin will be settling dn1vn to a good bite soon _ Again the best spots sh~ld be 209. 43. east end (If Catalina and San Clemente with the "14 mile bank not ln be overlookrrl C11nsi f~ishi11g f'nir Racing Results .. ,....._. __ __ ........ --' "' ...... ,,. '"' Deep Sea Fish Report The fi.~h hit !hf' feather jig ;ind as soon as thr boat 1vas stopped. !ht. fir!'! few anglrrs in lhP water 11•i!h a hail hsh hooked up whilP !he nlhf'rs fried in l'llin and "'ailed "'hile Anoihrr rirst-timt flC'ea n 11ngler. Kurt Pricer of Monrt>, Ok la. la s11burh of Oklah(lm a Ci1 .\' 1, al.~o honkr-d ;ind landed his first-rver alhoicore. Party boats lrom Davey's Locker. Art's Landing . llana Wharf and Huntington Beach pier all report .!{nod catches of sur · fa ce fish , Included in catches are lols of basr; and mackerel. ...,·Ith some acllon on bonito, barracuda and bottom fis h. A few lucky anglers are tying Into 5me ll yello\\·tail near the kelp beds, thus bringing closer the possibility of a good run nf yellows before !he sum· mer ends. W1dn1•<I••· •uG. l \, ltll (t11r & ''" ,IAST ••CE -"o •• ,,,. M••Ofn 1 * ve•• 010, ''~""'"" Pu•!• \l~OC. llunnon'l O.v•+ l•lh•()rll J 00 j 10 1 10 (hOf\ef "' \Mol•U"AI 1)11 1 ti! Aot;kv l!ovA ou••! l .. •.tl l IO Tlmt -II JrlO Al•o R•n -5111<t• N"O&n<!. S•llv Sun, (enT•OI P•rk. ....,,,.~ c ..... Well. "'''ho•. 5•ven ""'"'1 NO SC"rOIChtl. SECOND R.t.cl=lso '""" J •••• ol(h ""<! uo Cl1im •nG Pu"" l lllQO. -, Bay fishing is rated very poor due to pressurr frnm thf' iium· mer crowd~. A le"· nire bass. croac ker and halibut are heing taken from the deep cha nnels as the tides r.hengr by anglers using live bait or trollin g fea thr-rs and plugs. l't(Af\ fl•r ((&r<\ol•l • •O • 10 l 00 P•ln<;U• SIOrl>Af ILoohoml • 00 l .llO ~ "T••r~m••'•• ST•o IPernt•I j.1'0 A119ler~ 1'0111e Big Cntfisl1 The caUish action al most .. <\OUlhland lakes i.~ holding its nwn against competition from bass. crappie and bluegil Vail Lakl' is listr-d as a hot spol for calfish to 10'~ pounds. The \\'iskcrfish are hitting cut mackerel and stink bait. Rass are listed as scarce al the Riverside County lake \\'hile crappie and bluegil arr-plenti· ful for anglers v.·11h thr right touch. Bass ;ind catfish art>. alsn listed as acl!\le at the San Diei;:o City Lakes All well as lakes Hensha.,..· and \Vohtrord. Trout fishing remains good ;:it Bi~ Bear Lake for ;inFlers dunking saln1on eggs and TNT floating cheese bai1 nr-;ir the observatory and the dam. Trolling is nearly impossible due to the high weeds, hut a few rocky areas are producing some rain· bows lo three pouncis . Bass fishing is fair al Bi~ Bear fnr anglers fi.~hing the weeds. Best bet i~ for anglers lo use fl,v rods and small poppers to lure the bas~ from its hidinR place. A goo<i popper l.n u.~f' is bass poison manufaclurerl locally by nnl' of !he tnp fly rod pnppf'r fishermen in the "'est. The high country is good fo r ~m:ilJ trout 0n rgg.~. anr! fl1e~ ,.,.ith the larger l.:ikei; no1 bring listen as o\lcrl~' prnrlucli\le There nrl! a lot of people nn v.:ica!ion and the numbers will increase as the final summer holiday nears. Dot·e t»11iloal' t»ptirnistil' Matter gunner~ :o;houlrl ha\•e pl('nty of tarJ:rt~ to shoot at t ome the openinJ: nf the 1971 dovr srasnn \\'ednesday. There are a lol nf birds in all part!! or Southern California and thf. O!ktrado Rivrr \'allroy. If the currenl "eathf'r Mids the fai;t flyinii: tarir:el.\ "'Ill bf' arnund in honui; number~ come optnioli( day and ...,-eekend . Thundf'r i;hn~·rr~ along thf' Cnlorarln Ri\'rr and intn Ari-iona havf' rabed ~omr cont'rrn about a quiC'k mi2ration nf ...,·hilt ...,·ing and mourn in~ dov e In areal\ i;outh of lhf' border. \\'ardr-ns report lot.\ of dn\"r In lhr Imperial \'a lle~. rsprrial· ly in the !itrd produri nii: area~ or Bra...,ley. Thr-re is a shnrl aJ:P of ""atrr ,,·rrr"·herr. rnrcin2 the bird~ to cnncentratf' in larger numbers arnu~d th' available \\"alerin2 hole~. The rentral \•allry and f;irm land~ In thr north also ::ire t111rhnrlng 11 good pnpulatinn of dnve. The limit on do ,·e is 10 pt.r da y 11nd 2n in pn~srssion 11ftrr tiptnlng dny. and lht first half of lh' split st.asnn will run through 8ept. 30. Tlme -.II 1110 Al•n R!ln F""I M!I•· Lo!!•!onr. OP1rna. 50d• S""am flM, M• rrl• ll••· M~~~=I~~~· ~·n\"1~:-·~~~~~~t. Allanl• J•I. Bio Gran(lodd•. Bio f'oi!Qn ll ,,.IGl1TLY OOUllLE, 1 -Rvn"!ll 00¥1! • I -Ptt•n 1 ... P1!d 111.lO. T,,.1111> •.llCE ~ vo•d1 M••d-en l v••• Did\ C1•lr.iono Pv••• !llOO 11•"•"'' L•d• I 8"""") • J•ll M•"' IW,.ohl\ B•r Tn• Mr>lln ISl•tUl'I l••O U«I i (IO lloO 1 •0 '~ Tit"• I. 6110 Al"' R•n M••• O••mono """· B'""a N 8vt1" llwol("'" O('"· S<><l•'I (r;cl(•I .. .,. F'Mdnr•, W•lfl•s No ~(•ll(hC> '"'"111 II.ACE -l~~ V••ll' > Y•ar e•n• ""a 00 c1aimln<1 Pu"• fllOO R~•n Mrn•eP (AO•"' •Do"! )•O 7i'll BOii'! B•• (na IL•ohom l Jiit! l .M Ovn,.mo f'O"OI !W1,.onl 11(1 i:::;:• R"n !A 111'.i•nl S•tnt. (,old L•• M•r~ 0011 5ko.,, Tn•oU1P B•(-. "lo St•OICh•• SllCTl1 llACt: --,1)11 votd• 1 """' nl~< Cl•lm•no i>ur .. 171!0 ~,;,,';1~111 8 "'"''j1"00 ~•O Jo!O 0•11• Sand• !Llon•"'I 6.40 J &Cl U'1\a-.11cm <Wood I l AO L':,' Ron 10 6 ~1~n. (;n Cnll•n• (;tAd, T<vlv Uo Trntn. Un (hor<>e (,"°"Coo•, No if•AICh•\ U E)(.l,(TA, I :__-Llmllt 6ttd1ttt & J -0111• S1nd1. P1ld llll-~. SE\IENTM RACE -NIO •••<I• J ••er nit!> '"" !ID .. ,, ..... ,,en Pu•H UAOO l •tllt L•fl• l!o.O.t IAll•l,!•80 J f(I 1~0 \1 11;.o.n1 p,,n.c;• 11-i•dl J •O 11(1 l•••• l•o<er llinl>aml JOO l •mt -•J/10 Al•<I Ron 0"• ond onlv. ~un MO<I" """· Ml o.e. ''"""' B"d Sn••~• L•••. ~<'"''""" -\lo Qu"n E IGHTH llAC(JY, ¥••<!•. 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' .. , ... •t'• ••• .•-; ''" ... , . .,p ,, . .. ,,. -· . . . ' ···-·········· •. . . .. • . . . ' Tl!ursd-O", Aul)u1t 2b. 1'?11 OAJL V PILOT 2fl Everyon e H., Someth ing Thot Someo ne Else Wo nts DAILY PILOT CLASSIFl·ED ADS You Con Sell It , Find It, Trodo It With o Wont Ad The Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast -Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results ( · Hcuet for Sal• I ~ I ............ . 1~1 -..... General General -~ BAY & BEACH REAL TY, Inc. Ca ll for your copy of our brocliura with picture1 & pricn. ' CUTE AS A BUG nertll,v cute ;is a11.vthing you've seen for a lnng 11111e . ,V .1ust ;i fe1v steps to "Rig (~orona Beach.·· Jn ('nrnn;i dPI J\\ar, 11·1th z bedrooms, 2 bath.s. be~n1ed cei lings, fireplace & "Pretty .t..s a Picture." \\ e suggest you see this soon. $48,500 HAVE OPENING f'or Experienced Salesmen See \\falter Haase I ~ 675-3000 2407 E. Coast Hwy., 675·6426 CdM General General * * * * * * TAYLOR CO. WESTCLIFF CAPE COD -!79,950 Spacious.) Bfl. hni11e \\'ith lge. rumpus room .,.. forn1al DR . A. rlr 1ve-thr11 garage . Space fnr pool. Great area for youngsters. Close lo schools. Immediate possession. "Our 26th Year" WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 ~an Joaquin Hills Road NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 General View From The Top Q11a!1ty and <"ilil l'ilr-lrr 111 this n chlv ;ipp<ilnlf'rl ~ h rr11'r"•Olll hnni~ 111Th -"'Pill':.lr /nrn1;il r11n1nc ['1'>1)111-rw1fl'~~lf"l!l!!ll,1• rlr1·nr;il1'<l. E ,\ P" 11 s I I•' \\'lll-tr1-\\>lll <"ilr)lO'I~ a11rl r11•ln1n r1r1ipr~ ~ h;1lli" .\II rlrrn·1c hlll!r-111 k11 f'h""· rusl;im hri1(t"i P'"'I, r:.i1" l r!P.:tl f l'lr n11!rlnn r r11trr!a1n1n;:. l~O dr1::rrr v1ru 0f n1·r;in ;i nrl h;il-'. f'rwr rl to ~rll ;i i $11\(lflfl_ Call fi7:l-.~.;:.n . !-------- TRIPLEX EASTSIOE , C.M, Bini! b~· Dirk Srw"'I: rhn1r" ri>nt;i l l'1r;i11on, fl"'nrr mr11'· inc fl'nm .11·r:1 fi: l< nlfrr1nt: hPHiill!UI ~ hrlrnl, pi11~ 2 h~lll~. r:1 11,r L<, rlrHpr~. huilt- 11: i:a~ kl r ll.; 2 c~r i::1r1>2e nr '"'n"T 2-2 Rdr111 11n 1t~, C'!ll'P .~· r1 1'~fl"<. f'llls1r!r f'i"1• trn~ fnr tr>Ol!ll 111111 ~. w 11 h g'1r<l::" fill' r;i rh un1 L Prir· pd ~·~~ •. ,110 Cf-Ill T ROBINETT REAL TOR 64S·Ol28 P ACI F ICA HOMES !~ f::,\:\ \LEilf.:\'TV OCEAN VI EW HOMES F1"nn1 S.~;'trlO ,,., ~1~'llYI C.\LL vnr. nrRErrrn:x-s '~I 1 ' l "i >:; 111 General General PLAYN' GAMES? co: Ts WALLACE REALTORS ~546-4141- (0ptn Evenings) A TOUCH OF SPAIN Thi' :>:p;.111~h fl"!"'I hnnll' ~J1n11l1l 1':\\'l!f' th« r 11.r!l('t1l!lr r.~l'('t1111·r 1 Rr>rh'1>11rn.~, Din· inl.! (I-L!\ 1ni;: roi'llll. PT'i!'I' hrln•\ nli"il"kf'I ·-nip'" C;ifl $; 11-1iilj A REAL BUY ;-.;.--. f1n:111•·1nc rh;ircr< 2 Rl"rl· r()()lll, ! hath 11!11,< g11r~1 pv1n1. rl1n1niz rf'flm . lW'r1 w,. prq•r l1, cln,,. ff'! \;il!inlw r l1urr h. IMrh"llm,1·rr f'll';i l. 101 f;1fi-.1'lZR f:1•r,_ fii'l-7.'>7.i_ IYP'll hrlp .\''lLI ~"ll! 642-;,fiiS N-'11 th" nlrl ~tull cfe;-eral Gener•I cfinda PRE STIG E WATERFRONT HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 92 Linda lilt Drive Bc'1ut 5 Bn. 4 h<i . hon1e '1" forrhal rl in. rm. & fan11ly rn1 . ii Frplcs. Outside stair11·a.v. Buil t-in ~un cabinet & bookst1el\'es. $1.55,000. For Complele Information On Atl Homes & Lots, Pleasa Call : BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR New location et Entr.;nce lo Linda lslt -The I-slanders Bldg. 341 Bayside Dr., Suite I, N.B. 675.6161 -Waterfront - Corona del Mar La~t large fee parcel on i':e11·p0rt Harbor. Appro>i:. 1acre -170 ft. on "'·at'er. 1\•ilh 3300 sq. ft. beach home .and d ork. \\'ill sell all or part. Priced under comparable 11'aterfront proper! ies . Pho.ne: 642·2171 or see your broker f'OREST £ OLSON "° P£AlTbAS • NEGLECTED ESTATE OCEAN VI EW ONLY S21,950 .'\II .-011 11rrll " JI p;.1111 hn1~h ~nrl ;i l;i11ri 1nn"rr. ~;;i~.' 111 '"' 11 , Fnr 111n1 r r ,\· ('Hin>: d<'la ll~ rl"1'~" 1~Rll 64S-OJ03 :>~~ l(;i r·hnr, Cn,1,<1 .\:r"a fORL~T £ OlliON ..... . AEAlTOllS GONE FISHING 11\1 .ilf~DJATF: POS."r;Sf::t():-J, n"'" .\lonr;in;i rr.<1drn1 hit~ f'~ll'f'd hi< 11111n;ir11l11lr ~ h"drrnn1 ~ b;i1'1 hnmr< 11'11rlrr ;i ll ()111<'1'~. Q111f'I ll·«p ,<hArlPrl nr1::hhnrhr<vl • (' In~" !n ~c·hml~ illlrl 11111 1r•r •hnpp111;: . Qu;i lJI~ h111l1 1n•. «•'fl,,1.:ITP ~rr1 wr J"'!'l'l1. r<n1,1 fl.l'"fll ;irr< ,<1nd ,I ,.,,.I I fl\\ 11 lllt'rrl•"l,\'I<' t:.1rrl"n. ,\••Jl>1 •·1 r 1n11 < qu--.1 d 1 In ~S~llOH• 1111.~ lri\\ ii" 1r1·r,1 !n~11 \\ll h 1111 n1mum fl,.,\\ '1 •. \~•.'1:-.0, (';ilJ ~1 1.i-~l)I 1nr\l'ri f'\r<•. POOL HOME MESA VERDE ·I Hrdrnnn1 ,r, rlrn, 1': h11 1 h~. ··~rrr11<, rlr;ipr«, l'•Hli'f', 1·r. fr1;::, n1a11~ l\tr111<, 1111 1n nHnl ('nnrl . C•11'<1r1• l(l1 11 , a ttr<ss /or IYJat nr ran1rcr. $45 ,0PO CUSTOM BUILT 2 Rrrlrr<1n1 hntn", .~h;ikr ronl. ;.:rr\'lf'P ronrC'h, <J1Jilllty r;ir. pl't•. ,;,, rl rilp•·~, r·;ini.:r rr- 11'•1,:. "il~l1 . n111rh .. rlriuhl<' t:,-11·;1 CJ'. l'l.\ 1S \ R"rl t'''""l ,O:llf'•I l1 n11,;r ALL 111 .\.1 ""nr\1!1n'1, \'itr,.inl • :;,.,. II t)(ll\' SJJ , 950 OCEAN VIEW LOT ~.rrrrr, ""'rl lr11t nr1:::hh<>1'. hn,.,rl $17.:..on ?:.';> rl n11•n. ()11'11rr \\ill <';IT)' , Roy McCardle Realtor . l~lll N<'1<·pnrr Rivi!., \,:\! 548-7729 NO DOWNY.A, Only $1,[>(I rlnwn to 11 11,1·onr "r r .H 1', Tern1.~. f'ip;:ir'1(l1J~ ~t1wrn !.· pl:i.~tl'rrrl larJ,:P ,i Rrl1·111. F,\:\JILY R,\i nn. f{rll" hnn1r •\l;i.~~1'" flnor 1n 1·r 1l111t fll'l'fll., a!llll'Jlll" 1nirrnr<. hr;iu11f11ll,v rnrprl. rd & rl r;1pr>rl, l\l:h nul~t.:i nrt· lllJ,: rlrf'Of lhl'\1•11111, r)•lf<'<· ~1'ln~ll,' lni1rl~rilrrrl. !'n,rrrrl fl~l lfl, ii'!:' 11"11('<'1'! ,\';jl'rl I\ llh lr1t11 11·r r• An n11r~ranr1 1n;: b11~' 11 1 nnl_v ~%.:i~ .. .\CT ;\(111 ··~ .:ieneral DON'T FENCE ME IN!! ''ou c;in rccilly ..;lre1ch 011L in this 2500 sq. ft. hnine \I ilh ils 3 large bcdroo1ns. 3 bnths. ~lUC.F: RONt.:s ROOt>J, built-ins. lush ~hag c.::irpeting. ne1r!y palntect }~xccllcnt assun1- <ible 6Lh"(. loan. Q\1·ncr is a.nxious-ter1ns flexible $35,000. EARLY BIRD "SPECIAL" _Don't n1iss ClUI on this sharp. split le\'el bc<iu- ly. t\TR lli.\1 type EN'fR''· h\Jge living ronm \l'i!h fireplrice, 4 ln1·ely bedr(lon1s. 21r, h11\h s. buil1 ·ins. \\'oulrl 1·011 brlieve only 3 RLOCl\.S fron1 the fiE.·\('~f; (~on1prire at · , . $30,400. YOUR "PRIVATE SLIP " AWAITS 'Your 1.,nJ\':\'l'I·: SLIP df'SCf"nris frotn this be<111 itful [)o\'er !'hore.s \'11<\V hn1n(', \~•ith it~ su111 ptuous J1 \·ing rnfl111 and inviting fire plarc. :l Jluge bedrcinrns inr h1ding ii !'vl.'°IS· 'J'J·:ns SL Jl'l't·: (1 11i-1!'s 11·c1r1h the price 1. 2 t)c. luxe haths ;:inri a ~n11rn1et's delight kitchen. ~·lake an appoin tn1 c11t. "rlon't slip~up nri th1.s one," a n1arvelous buy nt $117,500 . QUICK! CALL A FIREMAN! Thi .~ i~ the hot test deal in tnvv1i. /\lino.~1 ne\1' split level 4 BR . :t R.·\. h11,ge g;1n1e rn1. fan1il_v rn1 , ~ c;:ir g::1r. :l-tnn refr1ger;it.1nn . ;inkle deep shag tltr110111. c11ston1 drr '. f:ihnlnus rl ror li c ht.s. Prnfcs.s lc\scpg ,Y. s prink l er.~ .-\s:;11111e 7"·, \':\ ln<llL ()\\·ne t ci11 xio11s' $41,fl.'iO. IT'S A "DILLY, DON 'T DALLY " ron(J:--.'A [)l·:I. ~·t.'\n lll lJ'>[,!·:X ~ 1 'pper level fr(lnt unit h;:i,~ 2 hedroon1,s, f(1rn1<1I d1n1ng ronn1 . f1rcpl:'lce. built-in .~. Lo1vcr lrvcl h<is IN·L1\\V quarters. pri v.a te cntr.anr e. fire· pli-1Ce. large ha1h . Ra ck uni! is ao Clrln rnhlr. large J beciroon1. /\ gc111 al $01 ,.50(). THIS WILL "TURN YOU ON" .An in,·i11n,1? :J hedroon1 hnn1e \v11h a lrn·r ly l:tx:JO' sol<1ri11m, :i haths, c<irpe!lng. rlr::ipc1:· ies an<l 2 :;;Jone firerlnce~. Nicely c1 rcor;itcrl and nearl.v !and .~carerl Ha.~ (0~'1.1\ll'NfT'' POOL, rec h::i ll and pu1 Lin,e .i::reen available. )'ears of happ1ne~~ for ssn.5oo. ~' '""O u•o(••ru REALTORS i 644-7270 2828 EAST COA ST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR , CALIF. ~ outh,. (~ oast 1;;.~ . ..;-"G~•~n~•~,~·~I ;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;::;,.;;;;;; 220 E, 17th 646-0SSS!White W~ter View "mufV'cr6c ............. ~jtli~i1 3 RH , 2 li;i ('n1r!'"rt l11nal, / ThP hr~I of 11\o wnl'!d< fn r;v~nini:~ <'~II ;}1fi •. ~'J6:1_ C0R0SA nr;L ~1.1\ll. r.1 1~- t1r ,.,.lly<lll "nrl "r"~h111.:: .•u1·f ,.i,."<-Sp;ii-11111< 1·1i-tn111 hnmP 111th .1 hrd100Jl\.<, 211 FAST OCCUPANCY CALL FOR OUR PICTURE BROCHURE OF CURRENT LISTINGS OFFICE OPEN SAT , & SUN . UNIVERSITY PARK BEAUTY r·an11l:v expan('ling ? See this 5 AR. hn111e_ - has everything1 F'~st possession . $49.500. UNIVERSITY PARK 3 BR .. fam. rrn . tO\Vnhouse. near pool s . schools err:. $2g .soo . BAY FRONT 5 BR . 4lh h~th s. L~e . 111a ster bdrm. suite \\'ith fireplace. nverlonking ·bay. Separate rnaid's quarters. P ier & ~lip. $1A7,500. CAMEO SHORES ~l nsl unu ~u al home. C'eram1c t1 lc floors. shutters. imported \Valf papers. $82,500 . JUST LISTED -WESTCLIFF Charm .eaJnre ~ 3 BR. din & fam rooms. Sparkling pnn! & carefree patio. $53 ,950. EASTBLUFF 5 BR. 3 A~ Lusk hnme-lar,i::e family rm. + formal dini n~. $5Q .P50. 4 Br. \'le\\". \l'i1h clel 1gh tf11l patios. 1\-tove ln before school. $52.500 S33-0700 Cold\Nell, Banker 644.2430 • 550 NEWPORT CENTER OR ,, N,B, l'!P, ,l'ilrd. \l'11l kin~ C:1i:t:.i ~ In ;ill , .. 1i1~1I~ .l;· ~h,.,p1n i;:, onl y s:ll ,f)')\ i;nnd rrrm~ CORBIN- ! MARTIN I REAL TORS 644-766l ------------·-LIVE LIKE A KING A hPil \llihil hnn1P in 11\(' Rlllff~ 1' Ith 11 p~rk fn r 11. h11rk )Al'rt .. 1 hrrl1'Mn1, 21, h111h • l 1L\Urt'11 1 ~ 111'1'11.; h'~" 11·hpr" All rn11111tPniln1'" ,~ rrn\-11!rd fnr !h~ 111"'" An•l rnrnn111nit.v pnol. R<'~I h11y 111 l!J" Rlull.!c. S4 3,JO O. 67~'>.)(J, \-O' THE REAL \"'-ESTATERS '--' ' 1, I'', MOVE RIGHT IN Aa,vrr~i;t. .,park!1ni: :l h<'d· room. rll"n, rl1nlnJ!: ronm hnmP. l-111~ 111•w p11i11t 11 nrl •·'l fl•"r~ ~e 11 nd Bppr,.riatr lnl'rl) J1f'mr enrJ nr1ght:M::rr· hoOO. S.'>li,;((I. PETE BARRETI -REALTY- 642-5200 • RUSTIC. EASTS IOE CHARMER h;i 1h.-nnit rnr>ni 1n <'Xpilt1rJ . Qt1wk J'lrl."«"<.<1nn 100' ,\sk· ir\2 $~7.:.oo. !'hiltf" 2 RR . 1 AA hnmr, rir1I~· l hlox:k lo .17th. St. shoppini.:. I Qu11!11~· h11i11 • 11·1th pl~~!l"r \1·alJ~. h11rrlw001I flool'i :111'1 : ·~&CQ . h<'a1·y sh11kP rno<. L11r£t n.21 -'~ ,.., .. 111 ni. ll'lt 11·ilh J'l]f'nty of l'fl(lffi lo ------~-- VA REPOSSESSION ,h111lrl . Pnrtd 11.1 11npr;11sal. no!,t' $21 .. 'lOO. No 'ln11·n In V«rrr,.n~. !nw rtown f"HA. C'11J ;;1s-:iAAO lflfl"n ~:l'r~.) Gr'"lll i\lr \;i ln,..;il1(1n, ~'ull r.ii•iiif!j!i-i~Nll~IT~AGl~l l ''"" $2: •. o:~ """ llOOO. I"' .... --<io11n tn ~n.vnn<'. ·' RPrlrTlnm, llM. MIN 2 h;i th.~. h;irr111·rvvl llMr~. T~ • --------tal 1nnn1hly nf sm . p11ys 3 CAR ' GARAGE rv~r,vth1ni.:. Nn11• v111•;inJ. FHA, 'VA TERMS ('1111 :i10-1Li 1 l()prn r\'r~.) 1\c:rns~ trom rnrk An<l rnun. ·~· •• tr;1 rlul\, 3 h«Jrnnm, lllmi!y .,. 1 -HlRITAGE IUl uun 1oom nlu~ rlr n nr 4 IM'<!ronm I ,~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Bnd f11 m1ly rn(lm . l~i' .<:Qllill'I" lrr t 8"p11.ratr J1iun. Halecrest Home i1ry. BJ()('k v.all fr1u~"· Rf' 11 11 r i f u 1 1Rnr!11ea~ing. Nt,,•Jy 11.«ltd !hi.« hnmr. ha~ $.l2,t·.n. c1111 ~6-2.'ll .l. 4 ™'rlf'(\('\m 11, 11~ 2 h,111h.c, 111 lorn1crt In nn~ (If rhr m•l!~irilhlp 11.l'f'll.« in \n11til !llrAA, Nl'll! ll.« 11 pin thru. <iut. Hurry nn lhl.\ onr. a! $211.:'I()(}, :116-2.~1.l \-0' THE REAL ''.'.. ESTATERS "-I' r ',Ill • ." l J-IOUS'ES -St~.~ G,..,,,,, lnrom", rl,.Rn nlrl,.r h<H1·1r~. :l hnu~,.~. 2-2 Br, I ht Br hon1~. AH on lippl'f'lx .,. 11rr,., Alv.·1y11 N!lll~. 10THEREAL \'."'._ ESTATERS ' ! < I I '• P11y1~ nn 1111 .1 ~Om1"5 Sl44 , 1t * * • • mn 1nl'I ta,xr~. in11: ln('nm" $21 950 I ~1,.<1Al lll'ln !lnmr• r-" 1·22 -r r1 ' "'m pro,, ,-, n1... rl!' C , 2 R cf ~5' @ 11nrl Du)'ll l"x,.11 SIO ·~ I '1 .0 I 1 r· II II • " rm. Mme: 1)!1 • X ' "'"" nr . xr11. n .a 1r· 11 _ttt P11trirk n ·rnnn(lr o"'n"r R1vrr~1rlr 6~:'>.i.i1 rir "' n & d R•11ldtt \\Tit" 10.123 c II m p h t 11 . Arnold Freu I 612·31~~ R.rver,1rlf' ·'~I! ~:. 17rh. C .. \1 ~.77;,; lll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J • __________ ,Coll __ ._14_2_-'6_1!_,_, •_w_1 _____ ,,,_,_,,._,_,_,._,_,_m_1_r;.1_._,__,._1_1 __ ---- 1935 Kildt1er Circle Rl"•f1'"'''"11, f11rn1;1 l r11n1ni: 1·n(1m il nd hrr11kf1t.<l room ho111" 1~ v.:i r.:in 1 S·ll.'.l.)(] .. 10'' ril'll\ll, 2868 tnroz • $42 ,500. 4 RrrJrnn111 1ili1s l~ro:r /11 m1l.v roon1 pin~ l!flr;ir;r R11n1l': 1·1lt'J111. p~nrl lrrt 1111rl r,.rprt • rrl. r.rl'"I fnr ll'rn;i~r r~. ')llcs0\h6r'.l?raCtr 546-5990 -VACANT- $1000. DOWN Ch11rm1ni,: .1 hf'rlrnnm 2 halh h .. 01,., l(l('81<'d 111 nnr I'){ r:rn1111. 111rAA '11 t1or11! rr.~1- rl,.n1iA! nrie-hhorhrmi;, QuRI· II~· huilt v.·llh n,\K HARP· 1vrinn vr .oon!;:::· 11At11rAf 11.,wl(f r 11 h1nri11. Al,I. Rl 'll ,'f". INS \\'Ith r~XTENn~:n Ttr.~; ('f\UNTERS, n ....... ,. In ('"II· illll' J..Or; Rl'RNJNr. fir"· rift "" 11nrJ f;i11111~1w :i SH)En CABA NA, Untwoliev~n1 .. P~Y· m"n t~ ol S22fi" prr mn11rh 111 111,. fu lt rr1rr of S2!.,9.ill, Call ;,.i.'>-8421 (Open ('V~~.) nrEN HOUSE IQallyi ·' l'R . 1 BA l)ll qu! .. t 'r 2421 ~il\!Tll Vi~1 11, N.8 . 54~-~477, General General BAYFRONT -PIER & SLIP Ne\Ver 4 Iii\. 2 balh . 2-stnrv ho1ne \\'il h shi:ike rooL rtbl. i;tone frplr. l1v1iig rin. & sep. din· ing r n1 . o\·E>rlnnk R1,c B;:iy, i;ecl uded patio area & lnvcl.\' l;i\vns. L:!e. 2 car ~Rrage. Good \(lnrl & SfH)lf' 11e11· c:arprl 111):!. Our exclusive I isl 1ng. $B1S.OOO . Cal l {r.r <1pp't. to shov.. Call : 673-3663 642.2253 E venings associated BROKERS R EA LTORS "025 W . BALBOA BLVD, 673-366, Gene_r_•_'~~~~-~-~ I Gene ral PRIME LOCATION .. ESA VERDE Q11,1ld,• Cl ',.;T()\j llH'l'r hdl'ltl, IYI I\,,. h;ilh ho1111• 1111h !l1n r1 11 ,\: ,..;l<'i' ;.~•. 111'.'. ''I l'ili'll, l.ill'C" rr;•r L' n11. \\ 1t·l'11l c. H.111n11no r1 r·1 .nn1:~ .t· cArfH'I~ thr11-11111 Dhl. 1;;ir., In:: n'ilr .''arrl II' l-'n111 trrr<~_ Rr.~I ~:11~1 s1<1r ln('~11nn , <·Ill· r1 r-sac ,;;;!., nr·:.1· 111nilr• 11 \\"ES rr1.1 r·r· .':I 1n1 'rt \!1 ; l't-::>·trr:1~. " TllOl'I S('(' ~I s::1;,:11lll 1"111 10·. 11 11 . Macnab-Irvine SUPER VALUE $27,750. :;,.r !111.~ t:l'0:-111 1·alnr. 3 h('/1- l'n(lnl, 0·0vrrrrl p1111n, lilr !•11th~. likr nrw 1·n r·prt1n>o:, lilf' <'Ill!'~' .• \!fll•p llfl In Mrsil \""l'fif' In lh1.~ Jll~T-il~!f'rl qu;i l1 t~ liornr Ill A fll'lrp ,1'011 "·"1 ,1(fn1·r1 Cill! 11;; Rnr! ~te l•Hl.'.I 7dll·l 1:1\ (()p!'n r:v(•11i11o;:s' Hf!ITIGI •ul IUAT! Blissful Privacy fln .1n11r f)\\I\ n11ni cs1;,lr. Clrn rn11n1:. cuie ho1nP "'1lh finr f'l!''f'~n \'lf'll' of lhP hl11r r11 1·1 l 1 r·. l<:'i !'<']IPnl p11~~1hil1l1<'~ fnr Rrlrl1ni;: nu, I~ General REDUCED -"l'"r'~''uh1 r OCt:A:'>. VIJ::W rr(\rn rh1~ lovi>l,11 .1 Brdi•r-(lm 00•11"! ;irlJiH'rnr 1n EmPralrl &y lfi,•a11>rl ()n quiet ('11! nr ;.;ar <1 11·11 rorn1al d1rn"1: rnnm, rlf'n .t· rn<'l"'~"rl yi1.rd r..-rlurl'<! 10 $/iii.000 R E!'1 I .TOP.~ SINCE 1944 673-4400 -,\1011:-f~ dov•n c;in m11kt ;.our <li'rA•n rnmf' tnie Thrl'f'·_~ no!h1ni;: fn ~ dl'lnf', Th<' rlr11pt<s 11re h11ni;:, lllf' p<1 1 1111nr.:'~ <!nor, Sh<1m?O""rl, shil l/: l'l'PIS In the :l RR. 2 f\11 11/h!!r1.<, /rplr, 7l'l00' Int "/frn1"1n11: ,f, sprinklPr~ In \.;rrp lhe l 1t nd5c1pi 11 g drr11111. ( '11!! IN!il;.', :12 \-'.'\440. -REPOSSESSIONS .l:p.:.rkl11111: clean homes, 110me ne11.'l.v painted & cRrpeted. 2 .1, 4 Rt 5 brirms. Somo! wirh f'll"ll.~. f'HA-VA mnv. tenru, frnn1 $20,000 11:1 $40,000. <'OLLlNS ,r, WATIS r~c. Rll<\3 Adam~ Ave. !lflZ.~23 Back Bay R\" n\\'nrr: rl 1n',:: rn1. p1111'1~. 2 :.i~-1~.\:1. • hr/21, b11, rlPn, d 1nr nP, 2 !rp!r. $39,900. -------Balboa Island RY O\\'NI-:R L1t1l r Island. 1-~XC'f"ptiongl q11;il i1~· hon1P in 1n1rrlrn i;iol. lin11:. All rler. 2 BR, 2 BA. 1\1'«1 !.\' {"q1npa11y Sparkling Spanish [,Hl'i'I.\ .~lllrl I\ ilJI '11.'ltl,1 frlli! f,j}-7~(',c) Baycre st .\11tl1,.11 1w nil! :'p.••nl'li l'li;ir1n, l)o111hlr 11,.,r ~p;1111<h 11l 1•d 0'1111'1 .'1111k1·r1 111·11\~ l'"'lll, ."Pl"11r11<1 r" r 111 ~ I <!11\1111: t!'<'rs . <lnl ,1· s:.i.~:.O .. Call [rw 2 R11-,-.,-,,-,-,,-o-o ~ho-,,-,_--00 ~h'I" inc; fi7'.!-~:,:,o. sn1111! lnl Ry ov"rll'r, S~~.OOl'l . I''"""· rwhl.' p;1ro•'l"d f;i1111l ,v P"llll , :-:1,;•11 1,.h ~l\'\p IHi<'l"'d 1'0111'11 ,,, ol l lnl.v l .l'"•'I'~ nld, Macnab-Irvine 642-8235 675-3210 Vacant & Waiting Vnr ~r111io' 11wk_1· 1:0111111 in 111n1'" 11::h1 111 I" ., br<clr1"'111<, ~ h;i11i-, 1·1,.q,·•' II "'J1·hfr loo at1"11 '"''" ,1,. , l''"t n11rl ~· lr.•·d• 1.1~·· 11•· 1 I'·• 1 I"" 1111.: l~llil 1-!ll , "I'" "'" 1!111:":" t:1·r .1 1 hn.k .1~1.1 1111 h ~~[~~I l·::i") !<'1 111", ('.di fiin,-1<:1~i/) $41,950 5 BEDROOMS ])«~1 ~nrd fr>t' lan11I~ 111 inc, I l1ti;:r :_111 ,~11 f i l:ino il\' 1111 1< llh 11:il111•,,I \\'""I 1·;ili111rl<, :\1•a 11rr1 'il'\17!1) TARB EL L 2955 Harbor Corona High la nds .1 f\1 ~, '.' ti~ ,t dl'll ni 11h RI~ f1n"lll fn1 1"~·1 # Jflli $ :i, i ,tl Home Show Realtors ,,rn11·h,,11· lli111,,,1111n1111:: • 3.-,.r, r:. ('n~., 1111 ~, Crlil 675·7225 -- DEANE GARDEN ,111~1 )1~lrr1' A hnmr 111111 r.11hrrl1·11 I rr1l1n.: J hrrl. rnnm, rlr n 1111<111 nn.y;ij pnnl. ~:-;:1·.-r11nn~lly "''II lnl';iJrd, L1~rrrl ;i i S1~o,'I()() Call ,"JHi-1JL1 !nr 11ppo1n1mrnl. $25,950 4 Bdrm & Family Rm f-1r• :1 u 11 hd ,\'l<ll, 4 I IPITl<'. !':11 k 11~1' J-"1111111,1 p~1n1. ~ h;ilh.<. ftr:ir· f ,I\ 1111.: 1·00111, fll'••pl;irr•, hnill- 111· .I .l1•:1i11:"1>'h1•1' 'i 111-l~J() TARBELL 2955 Harbor $163 TOTAL !! TIL,ol ' 1.JI ,1"11 P•'I llf'I <IH!llih I!\ H' •11111(' ll\I> ln11 t.:•l\ 'J 1 .. ,11 1 ; ''\•'!·'11.rrl lwrinw•fl l<, ti • , ;n • 11 a11,, '"' 1·111'\<, rn. 'I •I p.d1n 11 ·~11 \\',\1.1\f<f~ ,\ l.!'.I. pr"''' lf'llrl"t 11nd !10,\- ,,.,,. , <1 11 qu.·ol rf,1' C11!1 ~I . tr,, nr ;1 10.:1110_ (II\ s·1·.1: 1: .. 111 111 ,\ll"};T f.,. llrn, sr·:1.1 -1 !. 11 !' l::" \\rl1 hrrl, l11qll l!l<, -""P>ll i11P p111111',\' rl1n1ni.: l'fll, r:n1r.1 11 ~11. !<111·ln~rd ,v_ npr11 hrk. 5~1.:100. ~l~n,111 11r·1:+1t d'l) nr 111gl1! Al ;.111.1~~11 * 2 DU P LEXES * :\r\\rr. ~Iii " h,v •111r , SPll f'!n " !If h>1th 1 f'f1. 2 hil "A :'\<';i r l\r;il'll, s.»'!,:ir111 f'ill'h. George Will iamson Realtor 67 3-4350 645· 1564 1 r. ,\ .'< ·" ' ' P.r,11·•.-1n1<, R.•.~11111r :1 \'" •q i!' ln;in, !..;il'£P t1rrpl~1·r>, rl1111nr.: f'!TI, !'fll'f'l'f'(I t, I'll• ln.•<'d f'°iilll'I hrk. $2.\9::.rl. ;,10~ lj"XI ' -------!)\\''.'l~:n r1i-:srEnATf:-. -.1 R<f1·111 I.· U•i1 , l,i:i.s::r l\llchrn, 1111r111·;iJ 1vrvvl r11hin<"L<, l"""'I 1<11r<d 1·;i1vJ, hrk. $2·1,:"1<l. D11n l\lf'!Tl rl11y I'll' lll~hl 11 1 :11(~1720, .,;;;...2qr, Bay1hores ------1 2 Rr.. 2 hit, frplc. rl.~hw~hr, Jll'" ly rlrrnr. crpl1</rlrp1<. AIT!'Jl<'I. iilfl~rp<l . $-15,000. '".,!~l:!fi ('rl'~f\ lf'W. 1 f-l1·, 2 H11 , 1-"ilm rni .110'\'1."olr Jnt. 'l'r;iilrr & tin~! ~P"'""· 111·ran 1·1<'11 . Appl. ONLY 4:11i--l.'t~li. Corona del Mar * DUPLEX * Hr rr·~ 11 o;:oorl tlliy! 2-~ Rd- t'lll< •• Sn, •11 H'"Y., on fllll,.I, ll'"r-l1 nrd ~ttrt"I, Nii·,. AAQ .~· rl11.1• ~l'l'!I lnr /'htlrlr<'n, .\lnl p1nrrrry t.. owner·~ t1nlr v;1n·;in1. Mnve 1·ij!'hl in /cir nnl,1 $4~.:ill1, MORGAN REALTY 673-6642 675·6459 AS~tJ.\1 r: -7, .-:-r.r :-.'>TnR y Rflfll\ 2 R!t RY 01\.'N~:R. Fr11I•', !'~lhr<11·.11 ru-,.n,"rt f't"ll1nc•, 11!'w ~tu10::. Ch.cirm· 1111.'. l•l•l•n, h P ~ 11 t I f 11 1 1,.nrl~··;q1111c \\';ilk :n hrti nr ~llJP'< r l;i11, lrw l'<'ar unq T•~1ly 11 lllllflUI" hnlT\I" tn im- 111"'' ··nnrj , $\t,,-JOfJ, ~71 4 1 fii.1--14.~: •• --RIDrCULOUS? ,,·nT 1\T Al.L· .~n. nl thP 1!11',I' 1·nrn"r r!npl<'~ fnr nnly $'.ll,~{H) ,\, !hf' 0\\ OPr \\Iii h1•i p flJl1Ul<'I' Univers ity Ra•lty ~1)()1 f.'. f"<I , Jl\\'.V. .;j,1.~.i1 A ------4 1111 . .1 R11. r;:in1 , rn1. l.o; k111'11r11 .~ .. •rr\ "'" !1 1'"11 . -""r In ;ippl'rt 1<11«. fi44-4/;'.'/:'l, ----=-.,---c---•.I COLI.F:GF: P11r~ ('u~lon1 4 lq:: hrs. ~ h~. 2~· 11~. 1·onn1, frplr .. rl1n n11, hltn rll'r ()\\'~i-:11. SA\rtlFlf'F, 4 k1t1·hrn. lu:-:ury r •fl"'I, 2 fit'd1T10m, H112"r r11.m i!y rm, piltlo~. J/;;j()'. SJJ,9j(I , f1 l'r pl11er . buill-in~. hrk, :vl(\ .. ,ll~jfic S2.l.!fll1, d11y or n11th! call J RR.-2-i;--,h-,-.-r.-"°"--1-,,,-.- Fnr th at rr('m 11nr1,.r $j(), :;,IO-l720. '"'''"IY _v!lrd~. S 2~.!':-.0 try !hr Pl"nny Pincher -r:;1T 6~2-:167~ f,, S11v'-! M11r1<h;ill Rl"'lll)-• 67:>-4f,()(1 ==========-::;:-= '6©\\~1A-lG£trs· The Puzzle. wifh the Built-In Chuckle O Reorrong• lell•ll of lh• four scrombl.d word• ~ fow to• form four simple wo1d1 WA l G 0 ' FA l R 0 8 Pll lNT NUM!fRfD · \ETTERS IN 50UAllfS • • • ! ~~l$:t,"~" '°'I I I I I I I I I SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION 800 J • ' ' " :Sf O~V PILOT I~! l ~I _ ...... , l ~I Huntington Be•ch Irvin• N•wport Bffch Tustin Bu1lne11 HouM1 Unfurn. 305 House1 Unfurn. 305 Houses Unfurn. *COLLEGE PARK* WALK TO OCEAN 3 +FAMILY.+ 2 BA. SJ2,950. <;:"1-J l..arge l"U\'~'!'L'(I patio. brn·k ..,..ARP, 11harp, 3 BR, 2 f.repial'f', -t y~ani your~. BA, corN>r lot homf'. Boal Sharp 11. rlca n. and 11.n "'., f'nlry and pe vf'd splh.e "OJ>Pn _ ;u r·· k1 1chrn wll h ''"/roniplC'te Dlock "''all en· 11.JJ rhr hu1!t111s Jmm11rult11f'. cLO!lurr. OwntT mo\•1ns:: to I) 1an11,..,•a1>t:'<l t;ruund1<. fut! Colorado. Submj1 your !('fn1s pnri~ $:12,'.l~ _ Suhrnu. .last M r11ps1rl(-y, ('1111 il·li-1221 $28 ,500 SEYMOUR REAL TY 171 n Bo•111·11 lih•d , ihgn n~h l.l).'f'n '111 9 PM KEN KOLL 3 RR, 2 RA'--------~ vacant Mme, ready for :;our I POOL TIME - immf'di11te fXlS!Ws.~1on. 811! PAR.TY TIME assumablr 'F11A I n a n nl I~ !o:30' frt>e-1orm p<M"1l, dtJa\ Sl8,~. p!'lya bJ" $17411110 i11-1 t·11ildrf'n's fPnerrl play y;in !s. clurtes ·evPrything, Fu 11 Tr•'C'S 1::1lori•. 3 B<'!i tilOni, 2 pcice. . . . h~lh. r lo:;e ro t'\'('1')'1tung. ' $26 950 '"-'""' 1 * C1\LL R~7-llj()7 • Newport •• F•irview 646·8811 l•nytime) NORTHGATE BEAUTY WITH BONUS ROOM lmniilcula1e bc;iu1ir11ll_v drap- ed and dPcoralt>d 2-s iory 1fn rn1<'rly Ar11~h••ar lllry.) U N rto S 1.i.1rs F11 l.AllO ~ FAMILY ROOM 4 Bcdrrn , lnrin;iJ d1n1 ug, :2 halhs and f'lllr11s. Now only $32,!W. Real Estate by McVAY hot.TIP. E vPf)'lhing don<'~ . . . Boi:ius rooni plumhed fnr ;,.\J-0--l,1!1 89.l.i;::..u bath. ElemPn!ary .;rhool •; IMMEDIATE bl?<-'k RIO.'ily. Compare th is POSSESSION w11h other homC"S pr1cC'd a l ju~I $3.'>,gj(I, C111i lor ~ppoinl· NO DOWN VA mi'fll to see 6-IB-7171. L.:NIVERSITV P11.rk f Ad, 2't HARBOR FRENCH Opportunity 200 General ==:=:-::-----:-1 SERVICE Bus1nesa lor 1111lt>. l.icl~2'"i00~. "u"nc;v-,-,.-city-!Oif>ek 1h1s homt' c..,,:i11ve11irn1 -• &eduded area. Gracio!J• 3 llvlng, t'Onvenienl, qu1l"I, Park, Princeton ~1ork'I. ly locart"fl to all lacltii1es: C '"31 ''~ a ir-t.-ond., l 1peciou1 bed-BR, 2 HA onilo . .......-...,, lit'hools. park, llb1'ary 11.nd Lagun• Beach VIEW!! L:no!Js11·url<'<t \•ww ol lif'('an, 1·11nyQn ,f, 1own. F:n,t0y 0Ul·1 1t,~1r l•v 1nic \.\'1th a low t1H11n- lrrlance yard & :!1/laf'io11s pa- 110. Bu111.1n kllchr n 1'1th rm1, 2 baths. Lachenm}'l"r \V~tcll r! shopping •. ~h Heal·or. 646-J92S, Eve11. bf.au11lul grN"n c11.riw-1 meets 646_8713_ 1t1e t'Y" as yoll t>flter via I ~~~~~~~~~~~ ce111e r hall. l.()l'f'ly hric k 1muo off living room. Own-~ Rtll [Siil•, r r will tradp for !I nnr-C.ni rl l l1•vf'l 1·ondom1 n11un in Jl1u -~-------' hoar arra. P r1r1>d at Just $1.'i,CXXI g1-us1 JWr yr, net $13,000 lo $20.000. Perfl•r1 hWiband/wire opt'J'B lK>n ou t ol home. Naturil.I bus.i ne5S !or thi11 aN!'a, no hard ~II. Equipml'nT. '71 Chevy Va n, $15,000 cash. l.lr. Mllhi, 540-IG t PIPE Organ shcip. R.\re toolt, jigs, pips &. Cflnsoles. 12 appr. value. &1~1530 ORANGE Jul1ll~. low d()wn. Q11•ner ll'lll carrv. O"''nl'r di~l111•<1shrr & dnuhlP Ovf'n B1'H'k f11·r pla(·r 3 Hrtnn~. 2 ha1h_.,, 1n1t~tf'r 111111\ ha~ p'ri- \'a lP i:ard1•n, Only $4:i,900, C:•ll • .$:!ti.~-Call ii-16-7171 for ap-Acraage for 1ele ISO 67.>-24j2 or 5-18-9236. --WHITE WATER VIEW .\lint ('nnd it1nn' 2 Brlr111., own • your • own apt. Clo.<e In sOOp1nng I< bf'aeh. Li,:r. hra1rd & lilt r!. pool. Good linancini.;. $'ll,'.j(K). ll~ W@,,.Ww .._ Ml t OAl>! ~-. !.OJIU UGUUI., (.AIJI po1ntmPn1 ~··THE REAL ~ESTATERS < t L' • EASTBLUFF t lOO sq r: or luxury living, King liil.P bed rooms, rlr lu:'!(' pulln1an ba!hs, 2 f1rrpla(_-es, !or mal din. nn, f11 n1 rm . tinted w111dO\l's and much rnore. OPEN DAILY 1 TO 5 2137 ARALIA ST. $51,950 ___ •_<_9'J._. -""°--*---Anytime • HANDY,.,1AN srr:CI AL 1 .. -..................... - 0<·1-;in \'IPw! Ol1lf'r 2 BR. SH SE ING <..,nv. drn. tqi11:, ('arp. ADY TI fira[l"~. Sh(•ltrn>1 I pa 1 1 n . 3 Bdrm, ho n1e on lree s had· Nr'Nls n1ioor rxtrr, n'f)il.lr & P!I ('Ornf'r nrar Cliff Dr. pnint. Only S34,f¥.>lho S.'p. du11ng-rn1 . Brick lire· l!ISSIO:-.' REAi.TY 494-07:\1 place. lldv.•d. flrs v.·/car· N. San D1e1<:o Co. 17 AC'5, DIS'Ill!BUTORSHIP. Eng1 ~ :, mi N. of Vis ta. 600' lront-PO\\I ER a nd ZIP unit. Sale. sgP. pavl'<t l.'u rd, Willl'r. nr I -"-'-'-'-'-· _G_.,_.,_· _ ...... __ 8_7_1_· _ gfl!I •!OllJ'SP~. ral't' trlH~k . $7,500. Cas111tr1n!. 011•/'lt'r. ~:..0330 ""'~~~~~--1 l F. PO S.S ESE: D 10 !<'1'£'1 af'f'es, NO OOWN, S25 mo. Near lri;: lakf'. 968-()()oll Condominium• for sale 160 $1500 DOWN Spaci()us, °"allliful l bed- room, 2 bath. 111.m ily room. V11c11nl. Desperatf': M;iy lf'ase or option. larwin r•alty, inc. 21562 Brookhurs1, Hn!gn Bch $4~5411 anytime Income Property 166 9 UNITS lnv•stm•nt Opportunlty 220 AS~IATE \\'antt>d, prl•fcr- 11hlr IO.'tlh r llpor! or other fo~iii:n trade exprnen~. $20.000 lnvestment required. 4!19-2828, ELECTRON IC & P i pe Oq;:ans 11va 1!. You arlvance pllrChBSl' price. "''" r es!ore & !!ell. Profi!.~ ~hflrf'rl . Xl nt return. Newport Organ~. fi.1>1 i~O. Money to Loan 1st TD Loan 7% INTEREST 2nd TD Loan Term-' balied on equity, 642,2171 545-0611 RENTAL FINDERS 4)S W. ltiti, COitA MESA Hou•••* Apts. * 645-0111 * ... .,,, ... •free lo Lt111dlord. $10 UGUNA BEACH-Groovy Bach pad, 1'1011,, relrig. Idea\ !or 1 person. BEACON * 645-0111 S!lO--INCLD'C U1iJ, 2 BR., n1cr yard for lot. St()\'t , re· frig. BEACON* 645-0111 $135·KIDS & Pet,1; ok_ 2 BR, Bungalow. Bltns, garage. Ch()tCe IOt'. BEACON * 645-011 I $1--10-VACANT 2 Bn + <11n rni. l'nt."i gar, Crts, drps. bltns. kids/pels /inf', BEACON * 645-0111 $1 7;>-SPACIOUS 3 BR, 2 BA, nr OCC. Range/O\'f'n, t r ts, drps. Teen or sml chJlcl ok, BEACON* 645-0111 $22j..SPREAUING R.oom 4 BR, 2 Ba. dbl gar. Nt>at ocean. Kids /prts wrlcomf'. BEACON* 645-0111 -NF.:ED - Prop•rty Management? \\'E CAN HELP YOU• BEACON * 645-0111 FREEi! Landlord1·0wners \Ve 11·1J[ refer 1enan1s lo ynu FilEt: of charge ... l\l;i11y d<'sir11ble 1enants on our \l'aiting list. ALA Rentals e 645·3900 Coit • M•sa 2 RR I & w/J1ara1:e Nrw pa1nl in!>1dr & 11ll! [)rps, c p ls, ~ar b, 4115 1)1. \Vasher/dryer /1 o () k · u p . t"/l('d yard. Gar1l1>11 er . Chi.Id/pet ok. S I 7·,1 11\ n . $.~18 Call t vt•s & wkods Avail &pt 1. ATI'RACT. 4 Br., 2 ha, + bonus rm. t"11t'CI yrl & pal!n. nu crpt/p&1n1 . or srh!~ &• all stiops. 126.5 ml'. &l~:il93. 3 BP., 2 BA, fi1'cpl. ('l'lt'llf'r l<tt. rl bl gar. Vt>ry r lPRn Call Larry-Ag!. :>-16-~~l 2 BR. "'/w, patio. i:ar nr- t;i('h 1 sml !'11Jlrl ()k. Yr's li>P SlI!'t/n10. &-12-K.'i20. 3 BR. ho use, rleixis11. 2622 D Sanla Ana Avf', C :.! Sl:i{l !Jlfl. 962-.J050. 2 BH. 1 9S·c7~.c~=c-"-,.c1.-s"'' SJ.m I ,\JO. No dogs, Call s.rn.1011_ &12.m9. 2 BR St:io 1st & !a sl. C;ir. Adlti;. \\'a!er JKI. l..11\l·n ear(•. 1s1:i \Vall~(·e 642-37j(). 112.1/\lo. 2 lkdr~duplex, single garage. Kuts OK. 642-'1221 any11me 6.16-9666. East Bluff LOVELY 4 br. 2 b11. super vie11'. S475 incl waTr r .~ i::ardl'ner. Can also he fllrn. 64~.fi&lt El Toro e \\IATERF'RONT lJQ);lf. e [..ilke Fr.rest 3 br, :!'; ha. $395. 830-1074. 5'14-.it99. Fountain Valley Newpor'I B111ech * NEWPORT ISLE * \\'aterlront, lgt , 2 BR, & co11v. de n. 21,, Ba'!., frJl l. L<lvC'!y patio. 8 Jt111s. Dock space_ a1•a 1J. Yl'arl.)' SJIXI mo. BALBOA BAY PROP. 2:·xm \\'. Balbo11 , NB 673-7420 LOVELY l nn , \~ BA hnn1e. ClP11n as a pin? New crplg, partly furn Jf you 11 i,<,h. On 8.'llboa Pt>n PQint. s;):.lj. Avail Sept 67::Hi229. N ewport Shores 3 BR 1 Ra 2 -sty. \Valk ln 1Jr11c·h \'1>arly lt>ase ABBEY R l~ALTY &12-3850 San Clemente 1 fir. 11· rl<'n & frpl<', din rm, l ·\, Rtt , bl tns. washrr /dJ'y('r, B11r-h-q, l11t· .1·d, crp!!i, drps: afr. 6 -19'1-0Gffi. -------1 13R. ltuu,,('. 01 ·!"an View. Privalc !Jea ch. lShort'.'clit!sJ .i:'.50 l)('r mo. 4!'12-l;lR I. ----.~--Santa Ana Heights 2 Br duplll S. Bil.\/ IU'e;i. Comp! redf'c. N<'W ki!. Chi!rlrrn/pt'ls OK. $160. 20:?19 Bireh SI. (11 714: !)ZS-2527. Surfs ide BEACllFRONT . OwnPr!! new hon1f' Jn pnv<11c c.'Qlony. 2 Br, f11.n1 ,t, s!urly. 3 ba. s~ tacu lur 1·1c11·. S6.·i0 lrase, &'i A Surl~idr , '11 ~ 592-:i!'l2fi. Houses Furn. or Unfurn. 310 \-oTHEREAL '""'-ESTATERS or ;i s.o;;11me low in!eresi loan. Lo vel)', nearl,v nrll', 4 hl'rl- room honH', l!UGt: f('IK't.'d yarrt. Hl"trer hurry! P"1!i. llui.:e bath ~·ltt1b & N F:tdl Nr w, hill111p home. Sl<JJI i<hOW('r, pl11s ~? halh, 01 ·l'an \'lf'll', 3 Bil, 2 BA. Cooled by ocean bret.zer;. Only I ~1 mile from l>Cf'an k Public Beach~. 8 • StllrliQ, 2 Bt>droom, 2 bilth le 1 . 1 brdroom. 1 ba!h. All deluxe 11u1tR. ~·orma! c11ning room & pr·1va1e patio 1ndudf'ff. L.~l'l'/Jrnt rondit1on and lo. Serving Harbor area 21 yra. Sattler Mort9e9e Co. l'i6 E. 11th Street HARD To Beat-2 BR fncd yrd, encl gar, kids/pci_ $13:). ALA Rentals • 64S-3900 -~-~---............-lull Newport Bea ch 3 BR. 2 Ba, irplr, '~ I ', '•I I " l'rf f11r11 rn1 . l rpl1·, br a m • ll·17 -~1;11 • Dhl. i:=a r & ca rporl on al· f'rpt/rlrp. p;illo. n 1 c ., 1 y lnscprl, lse S210. 53 1-:?ml~. 1·1•11111;:, w1'( h11r. ,•r p1s, i!r'ps. lr.v. Slt!lOO. 111111.•. s11 ,:100. F1rn1. Ownrr CALL e '''·l-'14 <191-:)200 -0r fi7:>.-9191 '1'"!. ~a-COZY COTIAGE ~:~~."· Crol!se!I $17,400 per I Hcun forR"1l JI fl!) BUDGET BOOSTER -1 BR, Huntington Lleach crpt~. rlrps. Child ok. $1111 1----'---c-c---:-:- ALA Rentals e 645·3900 4 BR. l,,. n,\, frplr. t>!1n~. REAL'T morl, to11·nhouse. 3 Rr, 2 1~ Ba, frplr . paiio, flO".•I. 2 rar r.;ar, 1111 bltns. f'rpt.<, dr;ipi's. LPasP S:?!r.i. l 1 • :i23·•17fO nr i;:.1fi.'.19!}J e\•es hr twn ~-10 nr \.-knds. Nrar Nr \\·porT ,llgh1s., 2 .h<l· CORNER ""4 _., Walker & Lee ~.-;;;;.;;; hf'llU!. ('f'f)l 1' d rfl.~. l\:1d~ ,t· rm .• large kl1l'hl't1 II' Ith 1-'ANTASTlC \'11•11 , North f'nd ll EAL TY h~kfasl noo .. Ncll1y dcc·ll3•·lo\\• n1a rkr !. 3 BR 2 RA. split l••vrl. 2 Bil. 2 BA .. ~r p Nt1r /llt..-p11~11 orrlt t INVESTMENTS 545-9451 Houses Furnished 300 DOLLHOUSE -2 BR, hltns, n1rd. l!nt: l'k S27.1 incl Condominiums Unfurn, ora l€"d insrd(' & nul Va-Cardln11! H9n1r. pr11·rd low 1l1 n rm, ~am c·l~s. hllns, BAYCREST l:ROl, ,\,~~i ti~ $2l .!l<IQ. • al $.'i0.9,i() .. VA or FHA. f]lln'I d":t<IPnrt st. !\ew pa 1111. $."~l.~.00 is an cxi·("!l('nr buy !or CA l;l 0 •••·l.tl.t Xlnr nbrhd. Truly fl show cl rps ph1~h i·pt. Owner 1 -l 1 ! 't' ·b lh ---------~~ G•neral 1>r cl gar. Kids Dk. S14;i, \1'lltl'r. s::UO inl'! i;:-;:irdrn1>r. 320 ALA Rentals e 645-3900 l"r htar•h, :i::&-n171. p!;ier toda irJC>.-6.;i;:'l flr ~~1~16.1 11rgc , If'! rr)Onl, 2 a ~ . srf' Y-luirnP. ~UITOunr!Pd hy rnan.v d,,.,.#C, I' BEAUT. ()('<'an 1·iPW, 2 RR.. 111or1• "·"prn~il·e llomr~ 1n REALT.Y IJI,'. sunrl Prk, 1'~ h;i. Nr w on(' of thf' 1111('~1 rf's1denri11J Nr'!r Ntwporl P'o•f orf lrr t62-4471 ( ;::.) 544-110] w/w r pt & rl rfl~. rl hl Jl,'.ar. ar1>11 . ., a v~1l;ih!f'. Tn arrange f''OR MIP hy ownrr, C()!ita J\lf's.a-10 un i! cour t on 1 11c tJI lan<l, 1.onf'fl ror J more unils, <'h:)."lf'-in, 11 yn olrl, cpls, drp!i. 41!1 i;pac. 2 Br hseR & 121 3 Br, 2 Ba h~es., 11!1 w/rncl pr[ pa1ios & a!l ch gar. SlS0,000; S.1'.i,000 rlu Nn !r111!f'.\. In r . S1.6fi.O/mQ, Always rf'nled. li7l-:l690. I r.111n's Domain -Ne~r beal'h, SmJ pet ok. Ulil pd. Sl 10. ALA R•ntals e 64S·3900 COUNTRY CLUB Living - 2 BR, frplc. POOL. Srv1re- rrig, ~mall pet ok. $175 ALA Rentals e 64S.J900 3 BR. 2 h11. living r n1 11•/trplt•. ram, <l1ni0J:. 11•alk tn hr ach, hii;:h s1·tion1 & <'lrn1P1Hary. Ll'aS<' $260 mo. 9fi2-3060. Costa Mesa ---2 Bil, 2 BA, newly dtt'd. Po<l!, dbl t:<ir . '-lon!ictllo. $!1.l I nio. Perron Realty, &12-11n, 2 BEDROOM HOUSE (·I re opnr. $~1'.1.:i~ !'rl9-2463 an HpfX11111int>nt. contact - ON 1 ACRE itllrr Ii, w lk & L County profl('rty SUJtllble ror . RENT BEATER O\l'NER. Rr1H'h ncf'f'SS, Ol'n a er ee STEPS Cozy Sl~.'i. II) 0Ct'an -1 BR. Cotlage, Ktds/pcts. ALA Rentals e 645.3900 A RARE Onr~ 3 BR. Slave, refrig, small pet ok. $17i ALA Rentals e 645·3900 12 unlrs. Bonus 1~ 11 2 lwd-(,f -No •IO\\'n, 3 6('dnll., 2 ,,1'11 .. 'Ill'.~· .. B1\. \\'n1·k ., ·' \ • 2f).l] \\'p,_j('i iff Dril·r nxim h{lU$P ()ll frun1 rorner. halh, !)I I: h)I. Only $2·1,:.00. rnl. 2 frnl~. nr urw hnck Day or Nite · 24 Hr Serv1rr. HOR.C::t~ RANCH -Trrr~ -o I ,.. 61f .. 7711 (J1wn '11! !I P:-Of All for $3i1.000. "'nrr s<1r ri lf'l', ,t· •·l'rl;u· $fi!l,OOO .1~1 .. -,:•,1,1 ---LOS ALTOS Corral. Sp11r. 3 BR. 2 BA on Real Estate by r.n·:iJJTF:HRANEAN vi1.1.A * NEWPORT -G .l.'S NO MONEY M VAY 7 f~r. o.•1•ar1 v11. ~r!'l11rl1•d. SHORES * J DOWN 4-PLEX C ~Sj.000. Nr ll HE. 49.1.~::u;. BEACH BARGAINS Btiys S.175.00 per mn inco mr '1 S1.1· ,\.(J'!1n1e ··· ··· S.tl,:,00 pl11~ your homr lo li ve 1n. N. I 3 Rf~. + 1~111 . rm. ·· $2!1.:.00 Gre1t1 4-plCll n 11:h1 h<'l'P in Laguna 1gu• *NO COMMISSION* :i 1.·,.1~r>R .~9.,-SiJJ --"---------3 BR d •n r1n .. , 129.~ C'os111 11-1P!IA . Ail 111111.~ rr n1 - * NO POINTS * ----------4 GOOD BUYS CAYWOOD REALTY rll 1·011tint1al!y. Rr your own 011,nP r mus1 sell. rHness Nu SELLING 3 Rl1n~1S., 2 halhs, caq>els S:i06 \\I. Co-1.<t H11•y., N.B. Jr.ndlnrd lor 11 chan}:". l'US!Om l Br. dJn n n. ;.pls, YOUR HOME? ,jr:1pr.<. SJl.900 548·l290 w lk & L d1·p~ F A, l ·\ Ille ba. Lot~ Fi re 11pprt1.lsal • \Ve buy ·I 8DR!l1 S, 2 h11th.<, r;i rpr•s. V lmmed. Possess. ~ a er ee r>I rxtr;1-<. $111.9.10, 10·~ dn. e1r11111rs. PPrsnnal a/lenlJon. dr;tp<'.<, wl1h panoran1ic .\IA(;/c l\'OHDS w1lh srlj(l()j 2790 11;.rbor Blvd. a( Adams Quirk ros~rs-sifln. 179'1 K<'n-2.1 ,vr~. C'KJJC'l"ll'flCe. ''I"\". S:l!l.9:-.0 only a It'" duys a way, 1\lod-:t-l."i-9-191 Open 'ti[ 9 P~1 _,_.00<_l _'"_·_s.i.2_:1~7 COLLINS & WATTS ·l RlJ11 .\1S, 2 hnlhs, c;irpt>ls, t'rn 4 Hit .. 1 h11 ths, hohhy ---~PLEXE.~S~--* COOL * 00 :-5.12.1 t:v<'s. ~"41-C~IZi 1l r~1H'i:. 5.12.!lOO . n11 "'"'k a '\'1r "'· Rrduf'rd I __ Cov<'rrrl "-"tio • R·ll-Q lo VERY SHARP-4 BD!t \J S .• 1 h111hs, carpets, 111 5.\!I.~,()(), Dn\•c by •122 Hiv-S6.000 OOwn. PriN> Si),000. ,.~ I •·11 "~~ \\larnl'r & Oa k. Hun1 Bch. 11.·;illrd y 11rd. 4 BR/2 RA 4 BEORM. 1 r»P•'s. · · ·''IJ!t f"l'.~1dr .!.: i.:•1·r tN a 1·1111~ ~ hlk W · • fa mily h<lnl<' nc;ir schools. J l'it f g;ir;i" ~ 1i,,h~ Prr~-Laguna Niguel Realty University Realty , ~ · ol B"11-ch. Bl \'d. ALL 'J'E R1\lS a vailahlr. liuc fl nni._oe. ,:, 11 ·; 1.11·,\ 83(1...5050 499·1344 3001 E. Csl. 11111 lli3.fi.il0 NI'",' crpls &_bldrp.i;. Gflrepr.~. S:.'G .. 1«!. BROKt~R. 6--1 1-4l!lfi .. . I i lit ---_ .. -;i t. g;is tim<. d ft n, ;1 ~s1111111 l•l1• loan. Ont• of 111 .. *Niguel Shores* TEACHERS OR 0 J)f'n Sa 1 & Sun rron1 noon. • :>'fESA DEL :O.IAB-,-11111~1 popular hr.n1•·s 111 1h1· Plans IHll't> i•h;i n~<'d. i\hi,r FAMILIES LEADERSHIP R. E . By ()l•n<'r, 4 RH, lg l11 rm I "n•.1 ~"ll .J BH 2 BA "F" 1,11111 IM ~I ED. OCC\TPANCY l!\'l .. M66/1'10·53.ltil/W7 • .j9lJ 1:1.. h.i. 1111 w/1•rpl Sp;i, • 1'1\l~rr I '.\Lh:Frt Ttl TY hntni:> 111 iir~t lnr rrml'rit nl N1 ftr ly dr1 ·nr11.l<"d 3 BR, 1 RA fa m ll~· rm ,, k1t1 /11•n. S111rl li1~1 H<'u1t1 ll ll. 1<1.!·1111< !\il,'llPI ~ll<Jrf'c, Prini., lnl . h111n,.. 1i<'ar lw;u·h. :":ile )rl lnr 11l rnr ft .\1 11111 ,.11 11~ --P RICED-F-OR --r ::fl ('I_ "r /l"D.~r !-! nin~ or S·.11 •'ililll.; ()(•P,Hl \'I "\\ c ~~·~~ ll~Sllm. ;,'.'r Fl{,\, QUICK SALE /\r.•111 I ino H• i·nn1pl<'hnr1 l '"'fi r F11n 1. l l:('I nr un- :>t"l-;.i!i!l l _ l \'\!'A:'-'I" \I l'ST Sl·.1 .1.' C'.1ll ""ll"r ~~l-11 ~1,; f11rn 1i.:OO /\c1 filfi·:lh .l 4 RR . r11m·'',·', """'·. \..:(' 101 1\ril.' ,<111 .. ·11~1· ·I 111•,· ., 11,1• WATERFRONT-~ .1 Iii{, :.1 1, Ba , \'.'.l)(l(I ~q . (1 ,\~!<tJnlf• "•' \A lnll n l\11n t l:,,t• 11,.1, ]nT l>t·i'k ~ Nl1t'r"rf l'Z r llRN IJ11l1s, g rn!~ S,'10.!100 Vf'I) 11r·1 1 t~· O"nr e 11,\FFDi\L f:~:A ITY e C'h;irmuu: C\1tldon11n111 m nn S22 000 !'P Sl.l2,.".,r(), Pf"m ""l"ll f•·•'1••. hr;i111 1ru1 h1k ,1 nl lhr l>ll_\, f'>f>ligh!IUI \'itw _ 1 ......... ·"·· ----Sl:!-HIJ:, !·:1 ('~ ~111 ~·11(, 11 /~rr111kl .. r~ S ll .O!~. H~ fl(' nl"l'l>r ''11('111'!1 . Ou1 ,.,, 2REPOS fRO\I S21i ftvl '()ft sill· I)~ (Jlll'lf'I.-'.': lit ~ f'\\ll<'f ·l'l'>-4-171 1)(1\ll, )'I<'('~'!.~~· I0\\11 <H<nr ran I hAmilf' Jlfllf'C'rt'!01 ,\· \1t·'~ drl '-l,11 t I I li'>l :?i;:!fi, r \' r ~; 6.'i.i\.79ili 111, 111 ,11 Hn1 1'n \h1 nn~ T~:n l!t'e~:HT & ,\.3SoC'. r r oe rlP1;i ll.o , \\"ill s Ill!~. in"'' Cpl. ri p~. i.1111~. 1 1·1·1 Lido Isl• :1 171 \'1a l.1r!n, fii:i-~:iOO nnl". nn!~·-~---~. ,;.if..-77~!'1 • I 1• <111 ,\~~~IOl!•l•lf' "/,'• F'Ol "llPLEX. •lrlvo> hy 7.~:1 --~-o-oc-. NEWPORT HEIGHTS fl.1\Yi.;1!(1r(E.-:. 1 BH. 2 h11, ·I RP ... 2 HA. r,1n11l.1• & d1n1n:: ~·II,\ 1~01<11 ,\,~111i;:, ~2\.'1 "1, .l11n1r• .\."12.:'iX! Is-!Ill' pnrt G EM S\1,000 1-:.\ 011 n('r rnnrn 2:111 \\'11kr Fnrr·sl ){d., /\.11:.~0\11 r nr l\!r!h<'r 1n ln Ttw> Do}I !" • ,._--.1•11 1 -0111• nf lilt 1••r1 k w F 11rlr *" 1;u;.2:r;~ • • ,.,, "·.''"'· ''·" -"''>. r ollr,r Pk lll'Pil . ;>l. "'"'-~ ' · · r < ,.,, .,.,.. . ·• · '•r r"lt<r /"0 ll••t> ', I I 11 T-1 -.-----1• ,\11u•r1 .. ;111 w•11\rs 11 1';<1 ;1 '" It . RLUt'rs, h,\' nwllf'r. 3 $422,000, New 27 Unit Apt Bldg. Coste Mesa BRn l\F;n. 6-11-,1~ Prid• of Ownership Home f'amity 11.·Jth tt>rna i;:f't'l! ok ~ Ai>d room 2 bath, built in!!, raq>f'llng, rlrilpe!I, !ra!le S28.i l)f'r mo. P ho ne Long Beach 21'.1 • 429-!f.ij ]. 1100-CUTE ·.-1 ~s=R.--.,Du pll'X. Jllr11-I 10<'. Avail JIOIO.', BEACON* 645-0111 5200-STF.PS tn ()('p<an. 2 B R. 2 Ra home. Gi!r, y;irrl for kid.<lpf'l.'. BEACON* 64S-0111 * LANDLOR cfsT FREF. RENTAL SERVICE Tenanls wa 111n~ NEED Property Management \\'E: CAN HELP Y()U~ BEACON * 645-011 I Balboa Island B R I C 1-l T, sunny l HR t;lrrora!or lumishl't'I . lrlf'a l !or, l~r .\l'rf_ \Vin1r r S360/n1n fi<\·l---0210. f>M-4~. J BR. "'/.l:ar11i;:r Srpt 1.irh- .!une I.7th. Nrll' f'rpts rlrp~ SZ--11 mn 6iJ-!l-IO.i Balboa P•ninsula YE,\HLY nr \\'1ntf'r J ~p1 ~· 2 Brt!rm. 2 Ba th, nrar ha~ ~20 Ah·arado Plllrf'. HH . 2' • IJ;i , 2 .~!> roun1lv ri 1n \r"l••fl HP:i1·h. ;\ lw · tlfl . 2 H,, I lt\'r] L1ncl11 n n , hllri.<, 1 .. ,ar i::<•l•• 2 HH e EXCLUSIV.E AG ENTS e dl'i'<)r:iir•I lnr 1,.,,11:,,;r "r l •"•lll~. 2 l1a1h~ "n 11 h11E!r \1~~1,.,1 . frll-1!\1. Ea1t Bluff Bayshor•s 170 =---,- ·-----• \\'lNTE rt R" n t 11 1 . Lots for Sale SALf_.S -LF:ASF:S collrg" II ~<' hll \.<. J 11,1 !1t'"·'h11il1>r1 l.-i1 H1 .. 1111 fnr 2-J~H.-:?'~li;i, i·ondo. Pool , I -l~t:it ,I; tr11ilr r. Al! lh1s-plus Muna. rPfT"a\ioo h•ll , ;«J l'l'I lt('o•d 11\ l.12:~M), 1\lu~I $ • '-"' :';""a,.. s••IL 0\\llf:'r '113. :i!n -19 1!1 111nr<' for 1 1 ,~l.fl FORTI~ CO. Rl lr~ 642-~ & " Walker & Lee """'-u"0 T""'"'"'"" ' "'/ i: 1>.J3.1r 'LA-Qui;;-r,-"""\LIC' .!> , / • l/ B1•11.ul • HH, .~·1n,t.:lr sly Hit 21; AA Pool. No po ints _ :m.n \l',.~11·hff Drivr ··11 ·~· o "17 ""'6 .1 _. Teltlly "/lrg lnn1 rn1 , "'"''' 11 1111 1in _•_,.•_•. _ •_·_~_r._ .•. ,,..,., , I fi lf~~~ll 0 1lf'n ':ii !l P'-f ·'I><,,,, "I 1rrpi1. \\'nlk !f) t•l'h, 0 111: 4 RR, 2 s1ory, tw-11l'h. 2ll4 V i~ta Del ~ 01' nr. ~11111~· :>.1rfl.", pnii'1I 111 OPEN SAT. -2-5--1·l11hh~r . lr11n1.<. p n n J ~, &14-ll:t.1 ~"!!al SJ6.!l00, 96S-:'i t l.t 209 Via Cordova .$'.Yl,!l."JO, 011•11f'r 4!W-9.lll. l'\r•"fl'lrl ~ach Fountain Valley BY O\\'N ~:lt.-\.o\'•'ly 3 llll.. 2 l~A hon1 r . Lt~~ 1Ju111 '.1 ~ r~ ASS\1~1E 6'' loan. flll •f'k old Jj.·ttur. l;ind,..tea11111f.:. f'~1~11', O'>l'rlf'r. 4 BR, 2 ba. n1Hn1· ru~L '(Ira~. A:<~u"'" r rp 11l, dr p ~. t)l l n s , 13·',', (;I ln11n. 1~• n1u111hly f'Ul..il f'-s11.r S.-hool 1 bl(l('k. f)l1y1 s. S:lO.:'«J. !lGR-~1Jli~l jJ4/!!6~'.17 1 j, 4 BR.~21 . RA-:-('oorlo:-:-.·~· 4 BR. hnn1r, l'\ b ;l., "'"' 1 ·111~. hltns. IJ'plc. 11Mun111hiP ;,J,•-;. t'llA lnAn. 121)00. By ()\1111·r. i;:J22 S23,!IOO. By n1vfl('r, 962-4:110 I:'h°'crt1('lrl Dr 21.l l!2J-fi4.~:1. Huntington Se'!c::h Huntington Harbour NEED TO RENT WALK 12 hlk 1\1 hra.--h ,~. marina. 4 Br, .1 Ba, rhoit·r Hil\'f" fl Wrp, 1<h9rp 3 Bl"<I· Oa\' lslf' lot·11t11u1, In: l.'-'r room hoftlf" A! $tl.i. per I I ~: . 21"""2 , ,-n)()nth. Clean 11.rid r••11(ly 10 ° · v_"''-"-· _._.~_._,,_-_._'"_· _ ~·f' 1n. Call today 8·12-T;>l.i Irvine I==~· =;;;;; · THE REAL" 1R ESTATERS '-' . .. ; ' ...... BONUS ROOM 2 .'i1 ~. 5 bdrm.•., 312 h;1fh~.l ---~------ ~·a111ily rrn ., 2 rrplr~. 4;') ft Newport Shores lol. Ou1 f)I 101\'n 011·nt r 11sk· 1ni:: ST9.:ro. OPEN SUN. 2,5 125 Via Zurich ~-oH .sa.lr, Nr .,.,·por1 ShorPs, ~ hr, frp lr, r1-t· lac ,, pool~. &~>.1<'Cl1 lflr 11pp'1. f111 111~r . .1 lxfrn1~ '.: h11th~ f) · Sant• Ana H•ighl1 111111,c: 11r1>n , l'r11,1r ]\)('_ Srt> -----------~ N11n r~1rl'' flnl,1• l."1!),j(lfl 1/J ACRE, t\n)'!;(' bo6td\ni;: Walker Rlty . 675-5200 1.iciJ11ws & pPrmtt 2 Br :l'.1:16 \'111 Li<ifl. 1\1'\l'llOr! Rr11r h hoinr . S4~.f100 ;,.i:,._37;xi, .\Hit, 211 ha. ;)()xii~., $R!'l/llXI 3 liB, .~·,ha . 4;,~AA .. ·s~l.'.'«I fl 131t 5 hn 50xAA .. SIZ!l.500 LIDO REALTY INC. J.1~i Via l.11\o 673.7300 Sen Ju•n Capistrano SOlITH •o LACUNA Brach, 2 pMmt" BRy~horf'.•, J Br, Ii i hH. !l!'Panv1r >A' 101 ~ 11rlj ;ici.'nt. fur11. $ 2 8 j I m o . Call TOf.:P1hrr al mo~I <1~ 11r re. 5'1!1-6f,1)1. rll)~ 10 dn11 uto11'n High .-cc-,--00---,c:-:: School Pv1 . 0 w n I" r . 4 BR, 2 ba h<luse -F()r lr11se 968-462'1/&11~44 . \\' nwt. $.'i;O/mo. -yrly. 5.'i7-:i'i44 . CHOICE Int. R-2. 100xll5. \ ~--~~~---- PA vf'd 11lll'y. J.18 E . L.guna Beach Rochester S1-. Costa ~lesa . CJ~ lo 17th SI. ~hopplnl:' 11rt>a. $22.COO. 613-9509. 2UYrs-. -1..agun• R r h, r11bulou~ O<'f'flfl v 1 e w' O\\'ller. 71 ·I /fi46....00i2 Mountain, Oes•rt, R•sort 174 MURIETTA VALLEY 2~ 11crr mobilr homt> 111". Gl'ntly rotl1ng hilltop. PAd " coonty T'Ofld, A slf'81 11.1 11 1,Z'iO~ Easy !('nn! 10 suil. By owner. J. C.rana1h 1714 ) 613-J.jiO $]j()-PANORAM!C Vi('11.\ 3 Br, frplc. hltn~. v"et bar. lrasr. Call 4S4-89(12. Newport Beech WINTER RENTALS BA YSllORE.C:: • 3 11nd 4 bd- r1., fllrn. lrom SZ'iO. BA \'FRONT • 4 bdrm, 31,~ hach~ $fi00. OCEAN l"RONT -3 lxlrm. 2 ba !h $330. ''C" Thomas, Realtor 22·, \\!. Coa,! il\l'Y 548.5527 T BDRM on till!' bay. $165 mo . J BOR,\I nn tht' bay. SIM mo. • 5J8--0778 • 2 Rr. 11., Ba, (ncd yard, 3 hlks bl'11cti, nr f'vtrything. Child nk 1195. 67~2. BA YSHORF..c::. "'intr r rentAJ . 11 11 blt n•, nr pri, bt!ldl. 126!1. run a1·. s:\00. ALA Rentals e 645.3900 I Da.v or Nu,. . 24 Hr Srrvic<' 1999 Harbor, C.M . sw.i. l BR -\l;i cant. Tot OK. • • • $11)11_ 2 BR -Va ca nt anrl has Jl,'.ar11gf'. ' • • • 11·10 . .'.'! BR. f<'nCT'd lor kids $, pl'(S. • • • $1 55. 1 BR horse ranch, kids, pets, horse,1; 0 1( • • • 2 BR homf' w/~10.·1m pool. Kids. pc(s OK. $160. STAR*LET 636-2860 EASTSIDE Costa Mesa :l bdrm 2 bffth home. rrrsh/y ra1ntMI. alsn !'lf'W -~Tf'rn s hag r.arprls lhrun11I, Ohl , g;ir;1i;::1>, m r111>r lot "-i!h r+'ncrd y11 rrl. Rrnf at S:!().j pr r monl h CV' opoon !o huy. Call Broker .';.l,'>.!).1~1 -OpPn £\•f'.,\ FR EF_; REN'!'AL SF:R\'TCF: J Bf'droom '1 Bath, larg-e ranelr"d family room 11i 1h /1rr plaC'e, lll'l<'ly painlcrl & r11 rprt('<i, """' douhle O\'rn ,t· d1shw;i .<h<'r. 8 (';iutifu1 <'nnd111nn thmui.:-hout S2,'j()_()O mn. ;ivaH. now~ a.16-%40. I Balboa lslan;d .-:---3 BR. 2 BA, bl1ns, i;rovr . rrfrig, rl1sh1•l1r. cpt.'L'. drr~. fl'plr. f'/A hr111, rthl i;:ar >A /'(lra h11 th /:..· 11ashrnnm. Ad/ls 0/30, No Sttl(.,.nt~~ l.11ng t1m' lsf' mns1d(Jted. S29.i. mo. 673-2431. J AR, 1n 1he Bluff~ •... S325 Spacious 4 Br .........• S3i'J 1''URNISHED ~ Bedrooms ............ l.37."1 3 Bedrooms ..•....•.... $.l2.i HO!'>IE SHOW REALTORS • 675-7225 • VIEW home -1 Br, I Bil. lln~lrs : 2 Br, 1 Ba upstr!. Suncieck. Cpt!. drpa thru· out, 1111 apptiancts. l blk oceao. Newly rleror. Adul!s nnly. $346. 673--0417. NE\\'LY Redec. 2 Br, I Ba , ell('I SC'reened porch; ne'v bltns, cp!s, drp!. Gardener pd. S7'l). See Sal/Sun ~ Ueliotro?l". 2 BR, t1dlU only, no petJ. 434 Goldenrod, So of h""'Y· $250/mo. Eve: 673-8289. BEAUT. dt>ror. J Br. 2 Ba . f'rplc, bl!tn~. dsh'4·hr, SlOO. IM", 675-6017 or 644-R99;,, VERY SHARP 4 BEDRM. rlu11. l b!lr1l1~ .. rn11k1·~ 1h1~ 11n 11tl'11I l:111111y hon1t•. "11 h n11n1mo1 .:nrrlrninf,:, o .... ·nrr \\ 111 ro11!i 1d1-r 10';. do"·n on Th'1 24(1(1 iGll It. 1/110.1l111tu~+·. l('!lfl lhllh 2 '_..·t•IH'l! Old. A~k· Ire pflr,.. S·ll ,000. l BH, 2 h11, g11tnl' rn1 . rtt11',i: nn. Q\·pr 20C() s11 rt, l3l.!l,i0 All k 1111t~ (I/ !!'rm~. Hy n"'nr r. C-1111 ~r ... :i 111.~. \'nu "'Ill he sure 1nu have n1n1·rd h11rk 10 fht' !arm 10.'llf'n )'fllJ i<f't> this hUll:f' bl\ck yiird Th<' .~harp 11tr1f' 3 hrf . rm lwin1(' h11ll'. bfi-n pl11.C"'fl 1·ln11.1> !o lhr s!!'ff'T, to i.th·" ,\'nu f'\'1'11 ITl<Jte spiic.. If ynu t1kr rlM" 0111dnof"!I. th1l! 1.• lhe hr:un,. tnr ,vou. Only S2!1,~. CAPl~'THA NO VALLEY Rov 22ti5, Newport Ef'11ch, Ca. BI G Br 11r -No r dl f' Ch;ilel-Grr11t Vif'W-\l'ooded lot. 1111vrd ~I . Nt>w 3 Brdroon1s, I'., mi. '-. rn1lr lo ~k1 HIL Moonridgl". ;,.uµ1130, 54&-Sl11 or 21~332-3716. 61;,..11:16. Costa Mesa J t"ar Jtaf'lllt', J baths, Prl'll- ti,it." llome, with an t"HA aaiatnablt kMln, Orir of 1hr r!df ~ ~ In ltlf' ""'· • PAm WALKER RLTY J7171 Beedi,. Jf.B, 142-1-C.111 i)red hill NUil 1111 Jp Fuhkln REALTY ~·4 Jm., JBA:, eptt 4 Unlv. Park CM'tltt. lrv1 ~ ....... ~ ht A lilt, C.)I Anyl i~ R.'!J..(lfl2fl _, .......... Jjr,,i".'I ... '!"'""""""'""~-···1 Pril -W0A pld want ad '9 a~ ~ , tm;e:~ent ~ • RP.Al.TY Newporf Beach----! --:11.'IO! C11m1no C11p1S"lrRoo NEWPORT SHORES 4!'13-1124 2 -''fll1' A-lrnmr n'tl)(!f'I, J t\llTl ~T·~ VIE"r 11 0 MF: HH , 2 !11\, 2 1•11r s;-11r . fq1lr, Nr 11 r nr\I', 2 11:ry, ~ RR, 2 i::-r1n1o>d r r U1 ni::. 1·n11~. •h'P'. RA, 811 8ppls , l'Pt dl'P!, ll'JJI, 1 1 h!<•C'ks, tn h<-a~·h. l .r;1~r -htr <-Ornt>r lor, nr ~.-hooJ, l!flld. S.l.\.fl,('I SI l·.f.11.1 11111r t hill.clrlt 1111'1'!'1 12!1 /iOI). RA YSHOR1':s~ Ry 11\A,'fl<'~ 4 R'' n \\' N E R. 494-1878 / BR + dl'n, Ovrr 3000 ~!I fl, l'lJo<tll lh. l'rit)('1p11/~ f)nl), SS;), 7 O O The ·,,.~,-,-,,~d,-,-"-. -oo-1ht-\Ve!t ~1 u11! N>ll, by l.flp!, Ii~. • D11ily P1lnt Ch1ultlf'd I f\4~·7i~1 At'! 642-~~ ----------J • 0 c--E~A7N"r0R~0°N~T~.w=1,c,.-r SJ-fARP • LGE -4 br, 2 bl!.. R•al Ettate WantH 114 M'nl11I 12.'tt per mo. 2 Br, 1 W/VI.', drps:, bltru. Lea~ HAVE buyer !or MPu Verd@ Bil . Ell('! 2<1r. &i2-8001. $26.'>/mo. C()lleite p ll r k . homr lo around S.ll't.000. 1 =s-.-.-,.~A~.-.-H-ocicg·hc-h---I 541)-0074 Pr1llf'lpflls (Inly. Thi!: [)(lyle 1 -cn;;;;'L'L~E"c"E,..-=P0A~RX;-;;--cH=o0,71E"° Co. F:vr.1: ~141 , FOR rent, lurn 1 hr hou.!I!, with 3 lrg bt'drms, now \'II· 1111 urll ilil'~ pd. S\jl) mo. WANTF:O by Sepr I 4 hr """"' "' ['('Ady ... , S250 rer . . , ;,t~76ti. """. CAii •m. ""1·11 .. hon.'4! in Rayrft'1ill\\'r it1ch rt 1 ===~~--c---~ '"" ,. ~ lll'f'a . 11,~.. or h .. y . TIRED 01 th.al old fUrn1tureT I =~~"""~~---~~ "" " 2 DR.. 2 RA . 2 nir i;?iir, BJr.in 5"4/l-1544, I!'• n!lliJy noc that hiu-d 11·a~hrr, rl'"'-"rr. Stovr . oven to rPplfl<:e. Jul'! watch Uw: ·~ R.J LAND \VA.'JTED tw·nUure A ml.lreellenecrJ& " rf'friR. Sl15 mo. &124932, ~ In :\ti 11f're~ ~fri\flrh11~l rotumnt tn tht Ousilled ::.t.i.:~:i. ('"mr~ny (I I ~71-39.Vl Sl"cllon. Call 642-5"/B Nowt ·------- J BR. 2 ba, xln'I cond. SC';i11!. r111io. t'rf11 /llrps. No pets. N<'11r Clark Elr n1. t.· l\1nr1na Hii;:h . Vacan! S<'pt. l . :i:·:fi-6'1'.l~. :i BR., 3 RA. <lrn Pool, J;<1Mt'.'n1ng inl'L B<'.:iu t. shag rf11! 1hn101Jt. S2:ifl. YI0-68:;.l T~ho~-u nfur11. 33S LF.ASE10P'TION--:1Rn~ Costa Mesa RA . R ml), nr·"'·· Nr hrat·h. Imn1rd nrcup)'· l 2GO mo. A;:I 962·03 1:i. • • Ul!:AUT.--.,c-,~,~"'c.,c-4 BR/2 R11 lnrm11I rJ 1n',c: rm . lh"r.; k lam rnon1 . C :>rrf11r r incl. .SJ;)!)/\110 902~7.-::2. L()\'J<J.Y 4 Hll. 2 BA Con•lft, :0.1onhr'f'll•1, poul &· rluhh~e p1·11 $~:11. rly~ 833-&106; al! Ii. s:1:~·'12[)~. ----~~~Hunting lo n Beach FOR lc;is<" or lt a<r op1it1n, li!l1:<' 4 hr, \1alk ro be11r'1. imn1rd la tf' {ll'r'UJ!aney. S3,')I) ~i_o"_,, _,.._._""~· --~= I BRA ND nu 2 Br h~". D/\\', frpl, cpts. $2:'1.'J. :i.i(l-1141. 5'16--0.'>21 ask for Ol1vrr. F()R I.EASE flr s11le. Sharp 2 RP.. 112 A1\. Rrfn.c:, blt1ns, 1·pts, rlrp.\ \r /D, 1 pools, rlny 11ri·;i. Nr. srh~ls. S185. !st &. last + cln~ deposit . 0r hu:v !or low do11·n !"HA. X2-l/<fil -~~---Newport Beach 4 BEOR~f Co11dn, 212 81\. par1 1Y fu r n. l'lo.<r to bc11ch. Sil'>. n1n. 5?.f;.. l~lO. LEASF:-;;-ll';i~r/co-,c,,-,,c.-;.1 BR. 21; h11. 2-St\, f.1111 rn1. hl!n~. S2J,j :'llo 21~ :i92-19"t9. Irvine 2 BR. 2 baths .......... s2S.'i 2 BR, 2 b;iths, d<'n ...... $300 3 BR. 2 ba's., atr illm .. S32.'l 3 BR., 1 h11 '.~. bonus rm S~;;o 4 BR., 21.) ha., l11m, nn tl~f1 4 BR .. 2 b;i ths, f;in1ily roon1 * Adults Preferred * 2 UR. 2 Ba .. ltpl .• patio. 2 C~t"flOrt l:sc of pool. $235 ~ BH. 2 Ra., frpl.. nrw cr~. drp~. 2 1·;.r g-;ir F;i('e~ pool CALL H~:ALTOP.. 5-!.fl..6966 Duplexes Furn. 345 Newpor t Beach 2 n n lun1 duplr x 11 /garace. w1n1<'r rrn!;il s1;:, C;iU 21l: li:~~,_iJi;:11 nr biJ-ff.11!'1. Duplexes Unfurn. 350 Tur1Jr Rfll'k ... s:llio t" 1:ir.1 JC---·--------\\'~~ HAVE OTl!EHS orona del Mar 1Jo~ 1°elhl , -- -1~enllor "SINCE 1946" Isl \\'c$1ern Bank Rl <lg. Un1versi!y Park Days 833-0101 Nights -2 ll.P. <fur1J<'\ ilJll fl'r rr nt 1JO ch1lr!n•n , r1<'11I ~ """ S2.\9 n1n '1!:!· 21;i:.i;7,;2 Costa Mesa l Hn n11plr x. Kr11ly rlr\ Frp)('. Bf'a n1 rr 1L Pall'l. l Arlll, ron Jl('ts. Sl:;R. L~. fl.12-i;::120. fr• Pr11-· -,,.--,,,-,-. -,-"'-.!~,-,-,-, 13r's, •'l'Jll~. drp~. $1601 ' BR 2' b ,, 1300 13'J. $16!!. !ii'.i·.'iG90 .. . t a se. . -;:l I iiiiiiiitilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .1 BR. 2 ha. mh~e ...... S..125 1 • 4 BR. 21,t b~. :nhse .... S.1.iO .1 BR 211 ba. hnn1e ••.. $3:1() J BR. : ha 16 1110~) .... !J2:'i (ired hill REALTY Univ. Park Centr r. Jrivne Call Anyllmr. 8l1·01!2Q Laguna Beach S.12.'i :'1·10. Spllcious & 1n1n1;ir, l BR. 2 ba. homr . Y;i rd, bltns., deck k v1c11·. PLACE REALTY 4!\1-9704 2913.q So. Coas! II")'. L. B. Mesa Verde . SPOTLESS 4 BR, 2 BA. Nr1v CflLo;, d r pi§" Di~h.,.,·asher. Garrlcncr irl('I, Call 1n scr ~Jm. 301 7 CrylOn Rrl. 4 BR. 2 hii, nri cul-dt'.'·SllC. Crp1s dr]ls, nire p.:11 10 $1 .rTII. ~1 11n.v Xtra., SZ'l~1'm(I Leas". 51!l.007ti, ri-15-6!."12. M l1slon Viejo RRAN D "'"'' .l BR . fa mily rm \l'/rrplc, 2 Bil. Air, trpls, rll'jls, S280. R.17...()()U Newport Beach 1, blk Iron\ br>arh 3 BR. 2 BA-Rlt -\n~. f'11tin, Yrly. L<e ,..;·n. Rrl~. 6Q--0.1.li NEW"':1-hr r ;ir:m,.1-mn.t,,1 et li:Jrhnr Vir11·. rrarly Srp1 J, S.\95 mo. &14-71 2•1. [ Apirlments for Rent ]~ Apts. Furn. 360 -----General Rent Beautiful 1'~urn1!ure f()r a-' li1tle aJll ONE MONTH complete with your 100o/o Purchese Option I nd. ite.m selection, 24 Hour Dely. CUSTOM Furniture Rent•I s11 w. 191h, c.n1. 548-3481 AriaMlm 174-2*!0 LR Habra 6.'J.J.3708 Balboa Island ---::::-:-----·! NF;\\' J or 4 BR, 2 or .1 haths t::lrc k11r hrn \1·/<i~h10.·~r. trpl(', p11 t10, i:"ilr~g!.'. Av11tl .<:;cpt \.i to J UI\(' 15. 539-8831 6;l~·l70. 6/J-W:JO. • YEAR LY. n10rlf'rn llflPf'r. 2 BR. 111 ba. ~undl'ck a bovr , <'tn plyrcl srfult!!' or ramtly 11•lth M'ls, Was<'. $165 mo. 6j~120'J .l BR, I 0 ;1 ;ip! $200; 2 Rr. 2 I~ hse \1 /frrlr. S250 5'f'P~ JI'\ bt'11r h + !,;"'1ril1:" \\'lnll'r . 6T.r-Ol77 fl A' i'RO-'N7.T~.-,-.,-.,-,-. -,..,,~-ul mor!r rn s.pr .. 1 Rr .. 1 Ba. lge hri:i t rl\'lr k. S~!Y> fi73-5!'1l:'i. DAILY PILOT 31 I A { .. I~!;.;;; ....... ;;;;· ~l~~I~ Aptt.,, Rentels to SMre '30 Bu\lnt11 Rental 445' 365 Apt. Unfurn . l6S Apt. Unturn. Furn. or Unf um. 370 --------· I FEMALE about ~ SlORE, prln\41 loc:t.Uon, E. BR.EATHTAKING VIE\\' I H~;u;n;t;ingt;;;;°";:;;lle;:;;a;cl1;:;;;:;;;:;;;j beaut l br/l ba, CM Apt, 17th Sl., CM. •/ lhowcdll Co5ta Me1a Newport Beach l'.40"p":t0"•·-'.,."'-,"-·----36Cl-l-A'-pt_•_· _F..;u_rn..;. ____ '.1611..;; Apt. Unfum. l6S APt. Untum. l:B0·~lubou:\•c'1';1.~nc1~;;--;;;;;;;~l>c~·~·~··-;Me~ .. ';;;:-;;;;;~iiiQcl~c~o~ronaiiiiiiiid•~1i;iiM~•~·iiiiiiiiiiiiiii l-c_ .. _,_•_Me__;~ .. ~~--~ ]\'EARL\'. Idt:-al lor·l perr.on. BACH ap1, st>p. unit. SU'J. DELUXE e BEAUTit'UL GR.OUNDS. Spe.nish det.'Or. ~ & water pd. Gar. pool, air-cone!, ,.,.,, hall, lndry 1 Br Sl.15 up. 'l Br. $155 up. 160 W. Wllson, Ct-.1 , Set' Maoager, Apt l. w/u.me. Ph: 646-1377 eves l newly rt modeled, iDd l . 1 bra.pt avail Sept 111. sirs p€'r mo. t.:111 1ncluded. Call APARTMENTS $270 Huge 2 BR apt. High on & wkndll . ttpll, drp1, 1tgn .. bu. Blick Bay Bhilfs w/ pvt ON BEACH' mo incl util. 67>2975. 54&-ll40 or 67!H>420. Q..~-. NOW AVAILABLE Ba lboa Pen in1u l• Hu ntington B••ch Air Cond · F"rplc's • 3 Swim· balconies, lrplc, h e a t e d • \l/ORKlNG r irl ~ 1'00m.. _~ __ 11. ______ _ pnol, loads ol c I o s et 11 . NEW APTS male to share 2 BR apt ln SHOWROOM mfr . 6 otftcti ming PooJg -Hea.Jlh Spa • " BACHELOR PAD ON TEN ACRES Ttnni5 Crt1 • Ga.me & Bil· Adults. 74;, Domingo Dr. 1 Br From $22'7 Co!ta. Men/Santa. An • spatt. C1oee in t.quna 1iOc.. iC.D.~tJl.S.I Call &1l-1260. 2 BR From $l4l =""='~· 61>-430=--'-· ----1_S95 __ <•_1350~_M_o~. -----·-.I Rf'ady tor "'·in1er 1"t!nta1 . 1 La Quinta Hermosa 1 • 2 eR. Furn .., Un.turn. nan:t RDC'n1. Br on oceanlron1 nr. ferry fueplace11 I Priv, pallos, 1 &: 2 BEDROOM • 2 BR. I BA. Garden Uriit..s. Shag crptg, dri>s, dwhr. patio, bean1 ._~~l!ngs, lrplc, gar. ml Eklen. 337-3125. $165/:-.10. ..., ALMOST READY 3 B!t From $375 FEMAU: roommate 'N1Jlted FOR Lease 11.0rd:rant blds. 1 BR . $161}..? BR $190. up. All Furrilt~ Availftble to l"h8J-e 3 BR hoUse in Le.· M-1 tone, approx lTOO 91:1, utH pcl. Priv. patio, btlhard Carpe~-df'll~s-dlshwasher i::u11a Beach, 2 b1ocka trom rt., 207:l Placentia, C.M. rrn. hh1 pool w.jacuzz i, healed pool-saunas-tennis Beal'h, 494.2367_ e Prime Re tail Location • f l50/mo. 1Hil pa ld 64>.351 5 or 644-l408 or 644_07.3 f Spanish Cou~try Estar~ Liv. Pools Tennis Contnt'l Bids!. FROM $14ll 1 .:i.. or lrti It Spacu>us Aris, Ter-900 Sea Lane, UiM &f.4-llill MEDITERRANEAN app · raced pool; sun;cen s:as BBQ tMacArUlur nr Coa1t Hwyl OCEANF RONT Unbelievable L1vin11: • Only VILLAGE 2 BDR~1 . t: dt-n OH 3 bdrm., carpels, draj)f's, bit-ins, rerlf'c. Nrar shopplnh and Orange Coast C"llei;l'. 842-14!>-I or 962-57n. Adults. 201'11 Birch St., N.B. ~ room-ocean views YOUNG bachelor, ltnlght., lSxo&O. Xlnt tn.tne. 1B7l 5.17--12·16, patios-ample parking lo share 1ri home w/same. Harbor, CM. 6f&...6654. SEACLlfF f\lanor Apt&, 2 Security guards. C.M , Btults. $100 mo. l~lnd~u-,-t~r~l•~l~R,,.:Cen~t~.~t"--450='1 Br. unlurn, Jl1 Ba, Cp\s, HUNTINGTON 646-59!39. tnwer duplex. Nicely furn., 1 B r u nf $1 51)..furn $175 I BAYPORT H I BR + den. ro.1tuT1ed cp!e 2 Br u nf $175 furn $21 0 " BAYVIEW iwo l~~'ss~~~20 C.M. drps, bl tn~. garb dtsp!. pvt PACIFIC l\lAnJRE adult to ghare 3 * COSTA MESA * patlu. llGO Also Furn. BR Condo, rttnation & ll8o ,q ff. U0-7.Q power, prl. onl.v. No children or pels. ALL. UTIL INCLUDED Announcins ~ QUlf'I ope.nltlg F..ENTAL OF!-'ICE \'rly. $2i0 per mo. 5-17-1641 Special Bonus; a aiJver. of Bayport Apts . . for OPEN' lO All.1 TO 6 P M •s~ \VK&-ur . On o~e;-n pla1ed candle snLJtter is Adults; And the s.lig11Uy lf'95,l----------TOWNHOUS ~ Lcivtly Bat"helllr.i J BR. yow-1 it you bring thli ad quiet opening ol Bayview .. es..,, ... 001 2 BR. l ~ ba. C1·prs. Drpi;, .,_....... 6' S!ol't', Pv! patio. SlliO n10, New Beaulllul Garden Apart-Ad!L!i, no pet11• I !5 :O.lelody ments. Private Pat.ios, Pool, Ln. R11<·hf'lnr ut:JI pd. $140. 1525 711 OCEAN AVE., 11.B. pool !a.cilitiei. ~17.U. V&te otfict, new bldi . Ph~Cf'nlla Avf'. ;,.18-2682. <TI4) 536-1487 ----------' 170 5Q Jt. 3 ottice1, UB-220 Ole open lD am-6 pm Daily Offic• Rtnt•1 '40 ~. ru' S.D. frwy. DA\'FRONT, boat docks, ex-\VILLlAM WALTERS CO. 2500 sq ft, lrg oH!cn, plent;y ~laid service. Pool. Uni pd. ""hen you visit our models. Apl& .• for ra1TJ1l1es. • Call 67~7<W1 e 4 bl~ S. of San Diego Frwy Call t71·U 644--5.'i>5 PART. !urn apt, yrly. S140 on Bf'a.ch, l bl~ W. on Holt NE\V-A great place to live int·\. uul. &15--0662 n ~ to 16211 ParllSide Lane. th!! year round! Walk io oHc 3 Br., 3 Ba ., fireplace, of ~ ....... I , 2 2 B _. .. mg, Ill' S.D. frwy. ;,.:.o nio. Br. a. $300 Parklike Beach l.Jv1ng A TIORNEY'S * C. NATTRESS RLTR. * Spa. Garage. I..wnuious -!.G-.-E-1-8-.-,-,-,,-d,-o-. -7-8-0 &1~3'157 . (714) 1'7·5'41 shop~, v.•alk to beach. 2 Br. 2 -Bil. Frplc. Priv patio. Kil. \'EARLY or Winter iScpl J) 2 BLOCKS beach, men room-bltns, Close in gar. Ta..stelul 2 Bednn, 2 Bath, ne11r bay. mates see huge attrac 2 Bil, decor. IDA Marguerite, landscaping. Adults, no pets. 2 BR .• $180. Unfurnished crpts, dr~. bltnE, 11\l util 2 BR. _ SM5. Furnished pal{!, S\45, n1n, nu ctuldrrn, ' BR .• 1~•. Unlurru·,0_,, no prts. 998 El Ca.nllno mo. R"""'· ... ~,,, Cas'ao' ADdwetsl Sol OFFICE SPACE 2JO E. 17th, C.M. SU.1'115 OCEANfRONT, 3 br, 2 ba., INDUSJ'R.IAL 1pace 121K1 *I ~1J i!tt.ble !or group or lamlly. fl, New bldJ: w/oftlce. 1 - 320 Alvarado Place. 4 fv.•ln bed apt Comp! furn. 673-0037, ~.,.,, <.'\.I 5-16-l'H:il. 2 1 &: 2 BR-lurn/unf. Pvt pa-New Union Bank Tower at .... 11 3rd ,t.,, W. Ocellllfronl. rear door. 1187 Wh.l~r St., 67 tio, trplc in 2 BR, eleva!on. beautiful Newport Ce.n1er. 1-REDR00:.1 • YEARLY S'.!10 rno. util incl. 3J.5..1Jth,l-,:C.:,.""O'-=="""=~- $I50 Mo. Including Util. SL H.B. 642-8776. * 2 BR. COROLIDO lower 151 E . 21 St., C.M. 646-8566 • REDEC. 2 Br. cp1s, rirfll'5, blins, rt'll'lg, son1e furn. avall. $15() 11111 prt , Children wrl~. No pets. ;{~ \l.'ilson. 6-16-3786 or 5-15-0760 l...t'aM", :Hi060. d-" F C.!\I. Dys: ,,.,, u.... •·--''"1115hrr;, crpls, drps. Pets antastic view .,....,....,.,., .,. .. BRAND new deluxe 2 BR, 2 acceptNI.. From $145. Roland S. Barcume 646-0081-Ne1~por1 Be11(·h RJty 675-1&12 * WALK TO BEACH! Pool ~;~ ~~oi:srAt~~~~~-6~3~iri';s. EL CORDOVA Apts. BA uni t. Dishwasher, patio. 216til Bmokht.irst St, llB. J ay W. Hendenon RENT M-1, lllS aq. ft. Now bldg. Avail for 1st * (714) 962..wi3 * Pe!er J. Madigan $1.35/mo. 1355 Lo!Jan, Of, trnunt Oct 10th. Choice ol Call 644-0023 Call 6'1&-Sll6 crpts/drps. fi75-3131 R. E. KIDS WELCOME i ~~.,,_.,,_.,,_.,,_;;;;;;;;.,,_-,, INDUSTRIA' U-'t•, C.M. Beacon Bay & rec rm. 1 & 2 BR. in sml . . . · ........ b!dss. 220 12th SI. & 219 $22::1. 2 BR s~udlO. ~ell" Eha~. BAY VIE\V hachtlor 11pt, r:..· J51h St HB frplc. Corolido Triplex. Ut:JI elusive Bf'acon Bay. ·· · inc\. ~17--8717. NE\V 1 & 2 BR Luxury Ap~. Dshwhn;, xtra dose!'!; & cup- East Bluff Attracll'v'I" 3 BR's $189, :2 BR's ... '" 2 BR, crpts. drps, stove & $159. Furniture available. DESI{ space available $50 110-m power. $95. t o rt'frig, washer & d11•er. Sm All xtras. Pels O!<, Pool. mo. WW provide fumitun $115/?-.10 . Ph: '42-1485. 673--1771 Laguna Beach LARliE bachelor, view, Coita Meia OOards, luxury shag crpl 'g, NEWPORT BEACH Single adult. Sl25 bcaul. rec lacil & pOQL. VIiia Gra n ada Apts. LRG Beachelor, clnse 10 499-34&1 after 6 pm New New New Adul ts • No pets. f our bedrooms with ba.lcon. Coron• del Mar ya1'f1. sm den. Garage. Rec hldg. Avail Sep! l. al $5 mo. Answering service 1---------- Adults only, no pets, $185. 968.7510 or 842_6235_ 17362 avaUable. 305 No. El Storage 455 6-17-1384. "A" Keelson Ln., H.B. Camin o R e a l , San FDR RENT: beach, Avail 9/1. 1 Adlt on-,7---~-C.~"'---2077 Charle St. 642-4-170 ies 11bove & bf'low. Gracious ly. $11a1 n10. " s t35 . Newport Be•ch Villa Cordova living & quiet 11WT01•ndtng 2 & 3 BR dlx. 11p1s. Crpts, Clemente. 492-4431 642--8520. 2 BR, patio, carpon, 1~ blk 3 Bdrm * 2 Bath for family v.<ilh .:hildn>n, * CUTE 7 Br furn. So. of to beach &. bay. Ac· COOi. • FRESH! Near Corona <lei lttar High drps, hl!ins, nr Hoag Hosp. $170 -$220. l\lsr. 642-1387 or 6'12-1771. H\''Y· Frplc.. frleal \ or 2 commodates 3 or 4. Avail QUIET • SAFE Living room v.•ilh cathedral School. Fireplace. wet bar & persons. $168/1'>10. 673-5822. &pt 8 to J une 15. 67j...3131 (Near Back ~ay) ceilin11: & frp1c. Separate buiJt.tn kitchen appliances. 2 Br, l ~i ba, R E 40 Unit Adult laundry area, Encl patio. 835 All.IlGOS WAY 644.2991 from ocean. • CORONA dl'I Mar-furn 21~~·=·--------I A C I Swimming pool & children's ColtiweU. Ba.nkt-r & Co. fllllc, 2 blocks $250 per mo. B• g.,.ag• •pl v.•/ Irr HARD to get model 1-D, partment omp e x 1 d I""" 675-3906. 0 1 & 2 BR A t P aygrot.in . PJU. Managing Agent :>11-52!1 garage. 673--0946. Park Nwpl l br apt. Re-• P s. HARBOR GREENS 3 ROOl\fY BR, 2 BA, bltins. Coste Mesa n1a inder of lease to Dec 1 & Entenaining wiU be a pleas-a4fi.4353 e NEW DELUXE e srndeck, seeps. 10 bay or afl. Call 644-0734 ~ at ure. Decorating !his lovely. [ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii [ 3 BR, 2 BA Apt for lease. Incl beach. y rly. 645-1878 bldg 4240, Apl 300. spacious apt will be a joy. * BRAND NEW spac. master sui1e, din rm ~=::::,~~~'-~~~I • S ,, b. t * • dbl OCEAN F'R.O~T. yrly. 3 Bd .. ~1 0 BI LE Home-Availabl~ pechu ca ine &?"Ce , garase. 11ulo dotir 2 Ba. Blt.ns. Frpl.·Great now for "'inter rental 1 • Lock garas:es w I lg stor La Co1ota Apts. opener avail. Poul & RN:, virw. $<l7;, mo. S5T.-664'1. · • Bm c.e1l • Lndry • Pa.t1os I & 2 BR, bllns, swim ming area. Newport Be ach FOR lease or rent oUice: suite in shopping center, 750 Resort iQ. fl. Recept rm, 2 office«, LivinCJ stor11 re, ba, crpt'd. Avail 9/1. 333 E. 17th St. O -t. Luxury apt living w/$1 mil· $150. 64~2450. lion recreation .. t;w1mming, I ~B'A"v"'~V;,l~E~W;.;-O=F~F~l~C~E~S~ tennis. billiards, and vol· leyba.11. health clubs, sa.tlllas, Deluxe Air-Conditioned rlubhouse. p11rty room, l"C'Si· Udo Area -SOC' Sq. Ft. Ten (!OJ new glll'llge unlu -storage tcc- recre:ational vrilk:les, boats, antique can, general or ?. Each garage 14' hi, 21' 'll"lde, 22' deep. Attess doon with pilot doors 10 hi 11' w\de. C on v en t enc•5 mcloo. p]ectrlcal. "l g h t 1!ghtinJ, ~ security patrol, f4 hr. I restroom• le w hkle wash down. For \ntormatlon, Mr. , Stephenson Nabers Cadillac ~9100, . Rentals Wanted Ule81i.BJIU - ELDEN -Bffirm. furn. fcncf'd yd.sun e DW/displ e Huge ga.s l'i!ve pool, lanai. bar-b-que & gar-• $::75 • 3 Br, 7 Ba. unfurn. V.'intt'r rleck-close to o c e a n . . ·. >4S--0- 32 • Special soundproofing age. All util pd . $150 to $170. 865 Am igos "\Vay, NB bt>. S28J/mo. Close to bca<'h S kl . NEW 0 ' J · • Deep 2 color &hag /\dulls. no pets. l\tanagcd by 61:>-27·18. dent tennis pro & pro shop Realonomlcs Bkr. fi75..6700 and much more: Singles, DESK spe;c-e available $50 l k 2 Bit's. Furn-Unrurn. mo. Will provide furniture Rents fron1 $135 ... No at SS mo. Answering &ervlce lease required. Models Or eo ava!lable. 222 Forest Ave, Daily IO to 8. Lilguna Beach. 494-9466 1----------"''*"c-:=cc--=-,.,.-= I GORGEOUS new KQl.f oourM OAKWOOD GARDEN DESK space available $50 pa~i lng l BEDRO !'It OCEANFRONT .. l br. 2 ha. carpet.!, drapes 35-1 A\'ocado, CM. 6~2-9708 \VJLL1Al'l1 \V/\LTERS CO. BAYf'RONT 3 Br/3 Ba, frpl, fur s~e<l garden ap9 rLme nt. suitable for group or family. GAS & WATER PATD C,,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!;,;.;..;....;,....;,,;,.1NDo/Ll/d;;:o;:;;t;;!2ti;::f-;;;j APARTMENTS mo. WiU provide furniture home, exclusive Canyon Country C I u b, P.alm Ne11•port-North al S5 mo. Answering service Sprln&:s, l Br, 3 Ba, Luxurious pool lush land- 23 "!! NE\VLY decorated 2 Br-~ ba 11nnuAl lse, S6.'i0, Boat docks c i sis-·Ad 1 rd&. W. Oceanfron:. Lease Mo. t o Mo. From $140 THt: BEST COSTS LESS upstairs apt. Bllins, Cl"Jl lll, Oivnr--daily ~5 5'1S-150L 880 Irvine Ave 6-15-0jSQ available. 17875 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach. 642-4321 beautifully f urn. EX· s ap ng_ ::>. u ts • no 675-0060 2323 Eld A CL\1 Imagine: wet bar, fireplace, pets. 2311 Elrlen Ave. · en ve, ' drps, 2 cnrports, pool. l &l:l-578() or fi.16.11666 FURN. Bachelor apt, util pd , See !'>{gr Ted Woodhead beam ceilings, rough-hewn Child or pet OK. $250 mo. S140 /mo. POOL. Seac1H1 646-0032 paneling, big private patio, PHONE: 67~~ 1'>1anor Apts. 1525 Plac{'ntia. ~ 2 BR-2 BATH. clubhouse, Huntington Beach NB. 54S-2682. ~ pool, V-ball. $174. 387 W. CASUAL Cali!. L1v1r.g In a CLEAN J BR, 2 ba, frplc, 1 CHILDREN Ba)' St. orher 2 BR 's as low * FRESH AIR v.'arm ltl~dl rerranean almos-blk lo bc;i.ch, ye a r J y . e e e NEW e e e a.~!1:9~,~~~~~~~· ~-ts. \Valk 3 bl ks Ill Brach! CASA de ORO phcre_ Spacious cn!or C'O· Partially furn. fi73-2~j5. • C-'I rn ~73 • Lr ~ BR apl , ne\\•ly d-•. ord1na!ed 11pts. designl"d & ALl\lOSI' READY ~ -""=""~~~~C'-""~'=~ I "'" furnished :or style & com-Bayfront & B_ea ch Super Comfor1able JD uni! INDIVIDUAL PRIVACY Obi at1actK>d gar, lrplc, l-'!-• lort e Heated pool e Kitch· 3 tir: 2 ~~· \'rly, $42;i: v.•in ter, bidg. wi1h i \0/ 2 RR. ' BA Dix 2 Br "'/ gar & star. 111 Ba . Bltns, rxcepr rrfrig. e.1 w/ indirel"t lightlng e SJ2;i. 6i;)--0236. APARTMENTS R;1; arlu\I ~; cpts. drp~. $2'15. No sngls, no pets. Deluxe R/0 . ,\dult~. No pet.. W INTER RENT ALS Must See t o Appr eciate bltn.~. tncd yrt "'' pe.lio . ...:._i36_,1_7_11_·~------ t BR .• $175 turn. ABBEY REAL TY &12-.'\fl50 Near COO! Nwp1 Back Bay, waler pd, ~ardcner/ma int. LUXU RIOUS 1 Br. 'Valkipg UTILITIES INCLUDED WINTER-lo\l"er 2 BR 2 BA ~chools , park.~. YMCA, Bay'& Call bt•vn t-5 pm 636-41~ tlistance la hrach &. shop"1;. 3fri \\'. Y..'iJ50n &42-1971 beau!iful!y furnished. $265: Club, ~hoppg, IN')'!! ere., 2619-L Santa Ana Ave. SW Shag crpt 'd D~hwhr. Ores~· *$35 WEEK & UP* mo. ti4&-2830. G1S heat, gas cnoking. f.67-K Viclorla. St $1:i3 Ing room. Lciads o! srorai::f'. Slu dt'o & I BR apt•. waier. all pail'!. 11.10 /11.10 p k L 'k S d " Pario. G.<irai;<'. Arlults only. CAN'T BE BEAT SINGLE STORY: South Sea. Atmosphere 2 BR. -2 BATil Carpets t: drpl' Air Conditioned Pnva.le Patios HEATED POOL Plenty ol lawn carport .t. Storage l-llDDEN VILLAGE 2j()() South Sal!a SAnla Ana • 546-1525 Ne11'fl011-Sou1h 1700 16th Sr. 642-8170 VISTA DEL M ESA- Apartm e nts 1 ,t, 2 BR. tUrn. & Unf. Di~h· \\'Rshl'!r -Stovr 11nd Relris - Shag rrpri:-:-Lrg Rec N?nter. RENT Slar!s $l;f.i Tu1tin & Mesa D rive * S45·48ll * e NICE e Ttlt-m{)!;t beaufilul view n! th!! ba.y & or-e11n in the Harbor are11 2 BR. 2 BA apls. !or leasr . 6'12-2202. Sant• Ana SUNNY ACRES V.'INTER ocean & bayfron ts, f;"Om $l&i. 237·1 Elden -see ar • 1 e urroun in9 8262 Atlan1a. ~.'l6 -7780. 4 b 2 h 3 b J & 2 b QUIET • DELUXE ,, 2 ';,~., a: r, . a ; or call Teri \Voodhead -1-2 &i: 3 BR APTS AVAfL. NO"'! Rrn! fn:r 1 MOTEL O't -..,,.,. Villa Cordov a across &treet. t~rv paUos * Hld Pools \\'Cf'~. 1 BR. gas g,. water pd. 3 licated pools VILLA MARSEILLES 1 blJt Sl'lll!h of Fair"'rounds * 1 BDRM furn apt. Ne<1r 646-00.32 Nr !ihop'g * Adults only Child & (K't OK. $125. Clr11n Large Clubhouse elc. BBQ BRAND NEW ,., hf'11ch. 1 adulL $115/mo [!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'"' [ • • A I d ., w7ocn Child Care Center SPACIOUS 23 76 Ne1>•port Blvd. Yearly. G73-65Z7 N.B. Mart1nrque pts. ~;i;8_f;_roo2. rposi · ,,.,,... """ Grrn1 n{'11o 1, 2 & 3 Rdrm1 1 & 2 Bdrm. A pts. 548-9755 tm o_ 1 A A CM SOUTH COAST U b I • bl B . 1 I 2 BR, I blk to ocean, comnl """n a na ve., ' 2 Blocks beach. lge. 11,,w!y VILLAS Adult Living n • .••Va y eaut 1 u !urn. All fresh. C"-pt. l5-Mgr. Apt 113 64&-55'12 Fur•. & U•fur n. VAL D !SERF. G rd \pts = lllelillt'.:.Dnu r.r.p!s/drps. rPfrl& &-SlllVP. 1101 !;-lacArlhur Blvd, .. .. · a en' · Junf' 15 646-4071 U...... J BR. 2 BA. bltns, ground fir incl. S150. kids OK. i;42-ll77G. ..,,8823 Dishwa~her color coordinal- Adul!s . no pets. Flowers · · unit, fel'lN?d ""tio, $175/mo. ,,..o-e\'f'rvwhere. s1ream & \pt. Unfurr.. 365 -ELDEN -,..... 2 & 3 M 1 ed appliances • plush 1hag _ Open rri 4-6:30. Sa1 1--6, * ' BDH S. 160 up A pts., carpet . choice or 2 color Walerlllll, .;5· pool Rf'c. Rm, sun 1·5. 1034 No. A El Patio, pool. chilrlre.n. MORA Furn. or Unfur n. 370 Sauna. S<>Js J.2 &!rm, t'um·1;G;:;;e n;•;•;•;l;:;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;.l •SPARKLING NEW• , KAT APTS. 18.-"h':l Mora Kai ----------sehemes • 2 baths · i t&JI ,. Ca.m1no, CM or c a l I showers • mirrored wllJ'd. Un furn. from Sl:\5. SEE JT: 1 Beciroom ............ Sl:l.'1. 5j&--074t. Lane, 1ii blck E. of Beach, Ge n•ral robe doof"I . lndireci Jlghl- 2000 Parsons. 642-8670. VENDOME 2 Bedronm ............ $17j.l~~~2~8=-.,-~.--~ 962--11994. tng In kitcho". b-•kl••I G R PT DLX R. 501rho, cp~. k -.,-.,-------'" CllAR:-.11NG, pri\·att 2 BR Jl\iMAC'ULATE APTS! A DEN A S. drps, bltns, l child OK. nn BEACH BLUF F APTS. PALM MESA APTS, bar · huge private fenced g;1r;i.ge api overlooking golf ADULT and \\'ITII POOL pr1s, Sl:>.'i mo. lclosr-d 2 8: J BR. 2 BA. pool , patio. patio . plush landscaping • I rourse. Carag". laundry Fllilt!LY Senion 231 1 Eldf'n Al'e., C..1\t. \Ved/Thur) 998 El Camino D/W, lf231EIH~.11~2.76-14 Barhclor unfurn ...... S135. brick Bar-B.Q'1 . lan::e heat- '' " •. ,-. ltt •o to '"'P ,....,. 645-C.780 64 2-4!l05 I d I • I I '• ,.-, ' ' ,,,, ""'" C l I h . P k ~6--015 · W ALK TO BEACH Bal'helor !urn ........ 1145. ' poo1 anA. rt" only, no ~i~lr~ or ose o s opping, .a r ADULTS ........ NO PETS !~'-"~-~~----3101 So B . I I St i•hilrlrt'n. St5Qi mo. &16-26.'i2 • Spacious 3 BR's, 2 ba. SPAC. 2 & 3 Br a.pt. S\40 Up. lnvt>ly I ,t:. 2 BH, rpl, drps, l·BR unlum .......... $!4D. • r1s o • --+Swim pool, pu!/green ll!d pool. Play yd. Cpls, bl!n!i, dshwhr. ll-17-.l'.t.i7 \-SR furn ....•••. from $155. <1 ,, r.11. N. of So. Coast Plaza) 1 1!11ANAG.ER 11•;i.ntrd. rt'lirt>d • ~rpl, lndivfLndry f.:i,c'lg rlrp!i, bltnli, patio. Kids ok. 2 BR. 7~:'il Slarrr fl vf'. 11 B. 2-BR unrur!'I .......... Sl60. San ta Ana rir scm1-ret1red adull rouplf', 1845 A nahe im A ve. FAIRWAY 1~ Maple No. 3 642-3813 SJ30 mo, mirr. 7w,1 :=;irtttr. 2-BR furn ........ l.rl)m Sl75. PHONE: 557-8200 10 m11n;ir.:e 12 un it apls, COSTA i\fESA 6-l2-2824 221·1 Colh.>i;:e No. 6 646--7287 ,11 • POOL I ~ 1 ;1r1rrl dut1ci>. 1 Br furri 11pt '"'!"':""::"":~!""~.,..:"'"!!!!!' -·l7 -003fi. 011 icr. :im-.w~.s e SAUNA I -~ ' · 1 2'16 6"•7076 I' VILLA APJS BR,\ND new lrg 2 Br. Crp1, 2-... ,, P•l>o ~ -1 C ZI ;)' -·' f'••rs: ,..,.... ' . A-1 Apt. Supply Inc. n " ' pon' 111\. ul ~p' •. J1\ uz ~ I I ~ ----p Z . drps. hltns, <li.<;hii•ashr, pvl rrlrig, nr hosp, u(ll prl, 1561 l'l1P~ HOLI DAY LA A Carpcl5. furniture. painls. garA".'· Quiel . 6'MH>l63 0, _,-"' B ril 1~. A VII ii Si' pt. 1, F.42-51 !)2' I :-:-:-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"~ ..... DELUXE Spaclouli J BR. P lumh'g, clea n·~ solullon~. 2 & J BR's !',.\fi.-Mi40, --------l f1,...droo1TJ ApL-N.B. 31112 furr. apt. Sl:i:>. llea!rrl pool. 16::i2-'°' Nt:wport Blvd, CM Private patio. pool • lndlv. ~===~=~~-~ LGE 2 Br, 2 Ba ,o,lcrl10 <1pl fi4 2 28ll e lil1l'll/\CULATE 3 Br. 2'·• w/pa.l lO t: ."rri, All hltn!i, 3Jlh St. il40fmo. year Ample parking. Adu1t1.no · -IR undry fac. c ' lr~Sf'. Rooms CHANGE for 1\mUar Npl ' IN DIVIDU AL bldg for ot-Beach 2-3 Br home, prefer fices or 5lore, 211 W. waterfront. (6 to 9 mos). \\'ilson, C.M. 642-6560. 547_9505. "* l'-IE\VPORT BEA'.:H OUT of town executive needs Pli~;~~~n'.'6~60l N.B. apt. Mon-Fri. WU! 1u\>.-lel lo Ownl'.r weekends, e XLNT OFFICE SPACE Winter rental acceptable. now a.vall. Lido Bld11:. 3355 547-81384. /1a Lido. N.B. 673-4501. 0w~l~NTE=~R-.-..,..,,,--mt--,-,-t. : e 300 SQ. FT. $ 6 5 I mo . Quiet, mid-aged worlMc '• Crpl'll, drp'd. Costa Mesa. bar.he!Or atltndl night law Ca.II &1&-2130 schl. To $150/mo 646-6157 Busin•ss Rental '41 • WINTER rental wanted, FOR lse, 900 i;qlt C.CM-,-,-b-ld;.:g on Oce1.11ttont. lrg family. I . min. 4 BR's. 64~. or mach1nl'! shop, garage or ~-------- upholgtery shop. 548-8797. M isc. Rentals 465 E. 17th St., Casi.I. ?lfesa Store-or!ice, $60 Per t-.tonth RealonomicB Bkr. 6T.:i--6700 * * * l.DCKED, fe:nced 1ttinage fur boab or campers. IOc per loot. 642-6560. * * * Trader's Paradise lines times dollars Brand new dLJplex w/lri 011•r.er's unit for hotJse. ·w/ lnw lo11n, AJso have units for housf! i.n beach area. Ph. Jack Genske, ~8&10. Will trade 10 lew.1. irriga.'.· e<i acres w I 3 ren1a.l s In Hemet !or 0rllJ1ge Co, in- Have 80 pearl rtnp vallled at S~ each. Will trade any or /l.J! tor car, boa.I, ant!qu· '""· runs or ? 673-0802 P"•li. 196.l Pomona Avt, CM. UN f'URN 3 hr apt, sh11g Ne11.r Orange Co, Airport & Ba. pts. drps, !ril"<"l. Avail lnrtry l11t1!. $1~. 842-4:l<l!I. fll'I\\". 973 Va!enr.ia, CM. --Balboa P enl••ule LOVELY 2 Br. rurn ap\s. crpts, tlrp~. bhns, dw, lrplc, UCI. Adul\IJ only. 557_7i6B. 2 BR. cpts, drr~. hl!1ns. Pr\ " n<'w sh11.g crp~. Pool. Close patio, encl gar., nr S. Cst 20122 Santa Ana Avr. ~~~---~--patio. No ~~1~ 1;,(13 /\la· l--2-B-,-.-p-t-,y-e_a_r_ly-- * Sl5 ptr \Vee k Up. W/Kitchen. $30 week come properly. up Call 7J4/962.:l56t Have: (1) 3 TD'1 S9M, (2) Bia: Beitr mntn hm. eq $8500, 131 ApPle Val_ lot, eq $4M. Trd all or pt. Want: Can:. boats or Joe. R.E, '73-87M '61 Llnc. Cont1. Look, Ir: ~ns like new, but won't it0. Trade: up or dwn tor qavel trl.r, boat motor, P.U. 01 1 542-2098 apts. l'>lotel. • 5'18-9755 to shops. Amplr parking . Plaza. S2."\5. 546--7021. Mgr. Mrs. Joachim, Ap! 3-A DLXE 2 BR. bl!ns, retrig., ban1a, ap1 B. 548-~l/31 """ .,,,.., w/w cpt. drps, ;>ri v --~~------6Ta--1212 af! 6 pm. Adults, no pe't s.. $Hi0. B•lboa Island ;J'f\,..._, La g n a B a ch 1~11 Pomonll, C.i\l . balcony, gar., nu cond., u • Cost• M esa • CLEAN, quie1, lrg Bdrm, UPPER :2 Br trplc dispos&I $175. 962--4180 OCEAN view I BR k s!udlo [ ~=========o [ pri\i home, w/w wardrobe NB vacant 2 sty 3 BR 2~ BA, bltns. new crptJ. Eq Sl9,000, for TD's, lot, gmJ home C.f\f. Lachenmyer JU Jr 646-3928/Eve 673-7575. NEw1. v •• ,,,..,.,., ' s, .. "'w ' . . * Spanish EJe11ance . ' ' °'° -•2 d nl' ltl stol'e re frig .. $250 yrly, • l BR, sharp. crpt&/drps. Jl/r. w/s1ovr & rel;, ept, ~17 LIVE LIKE A KING 1~'~"~'~'~· -~~--~_.:~· ---- <dpts, rps, pa f. 5 v,.'· t:7~17. O.C.C. &: U.C.t. $ll5. 973 Roull!if!vel Trrr. Yearly. d f'URN rm, kitch & ha. l sh w h r, gar. pa 10.•-~~.,.,---=-----1 At B t P 'ce I 5 A~·rea Ur.ah Recreation land. 6000 ft. elev, Hunt, fish. Trade for duplex, Sl50/mn, l..f'ase . 7401· 3 Bedrooms-Upstain Quiet Adult Living V~lencia. 557-7768. 213: 9-M-5141 ltoll.} U ge r1 S. adult, Downtn H.B. $75 mo. Shalimar Or. Apt A. C.il1. YE.'11.n Lease, S225 Shait cpt e d~p1 e bhru; 2 Br. Family Units. Newly 1 BR apt, Sl25. Sa.larled • F1JRNISHED -Jdr.al for student 642-8520. F B h I & 1 B (2131 325-3781 Evet. Beautiful Pool • All Util Pd decor, ronv. loc, Pool. $16.i. m11:lure • refen>nct's. UNFURNISHED u rn ac • or r 2 BR. $170 VILLA ?>1ESA Apts, 719 w. 49-1-11170 E t ' nally n i c e LSE 2 Br 2 Ba. Stv, refr1g, Ad 1 *POOLS *ENCLOSED GARAGES $1;~e~~~ 2110 N ewporf eptsldrp~. Matu.re Bdults 241 A~~o~r.-no ~791 _w~''"'"""~· ~6'1&-,;.-125=1~.""'----Mes• Verd• Blvd., CM . only, rn pt't!. $21a. 67;,..()486.1'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!--!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2 BR, Carpet, drapes, I l' Stove. Child OK. V' ATTRACTIVE BACHELOR.I & 1 BR's, Sl30 B1 lboa Peninsu • * Deluxe Apt1. 64!).40l5 alter 6 P M 2 1., c.noose from. 2 BR. new mo & 11p, weekly terms WATERFRONT -Beaullful Ground fir. Corlll!r lot. Adult cpts, drt>S & pe.lnl. Xlnt lac. * CONVENIENT TO ALL BEACllES $65. To a relined lady in my TD's, or what have you? lovely, quit:! home in C. M. $J9J per att, ~1070 Ref1. No 5moking. 50-7195. --'-'--~--'--26 Units. Price $145,000. SLEEPING rm. S60 mo. RI 'd 1 $2' ,~ ""'~1 e. nco~ ,......,. t-.1aturt' 11dult. ?riv ba. & Equity $'77,000. Submit all ent. 7135 Elden, Apt 6, Ci\1. prop. trades. Dick Felber, •• NICE & qui!!I home !or Rhr, 687-5252, 830-3093 • 9 Yr. old duplex In CdM South of. hwy. 1-2 bt , 1-1 hr. $49,500. Trade up. Can 673-4.lm!. Leo s. l.agulie, ""'· RAVE 2~ Aerts Antelopt: Valley, WJU trade for home to $60.000 in OM/Newporl . Can add cuh, The Doyte Co. Eves: 83U:Ml av11il., all util paid. No bay view ap~, 2 BR upper bldg, Nn pe ts. 2 Br, 2 Ba. 2 Brlllh be.. Sh 11 r P · Nr shop'g & rrwy. lJi:al for childrt'n, no pets. 9911 El apt w/pier k slip twill ac-$•65. 3 Br, 2 Ba. priv patlo, Crpt/drps, l:ZOO !IQ' ft, Sl6S. couple no <:hildren, no pcl.:i. CRmino 546--MSI. commoda.te Llfl to 50• boa.I). dbl gar. $235. 5'1~3310. 973 Valencia, CM 557-7168, $140/nio. 645-JJl~ "If &14-1408 $ll5 to $12>1 Br. Bach apt . $450/mo. Yearly. Also 2 Br, •BEAUTIFUL 1 Ir: 2 BR.. 2 BR, 1~ ba, lrplc, patio, or 644-0753 f1>r .11ppt. Mah1re adl!1 only need 11.p-2 Ba_ lower apt w/pier facil. Con1emporary Garden Apia, crpt& It: drps, encl garage. DLX 2 t.c 3 Br, 2 Ba, encl ply. No pet!'!. 2135 Elden, $300/mo. Yearly, Ca 11 P11.tloe. Ir p I c 1, pooJ . ,c"="~·~"~,...,..~~'"-'-"-~-gar. $150 & up. Ren!al ofc; Mgr. &14-2501. S151J..l165. Call &f6.5163. $1J5-.2 Br . bltns, ga.r. Jenced 3095 Mace Avt. 546-IOJ.4. NEWLY dttoraled 1 I 2 Br BR.A.ND new Deluxe 3 Br. 2 •SHARP 2 Br, li,J &, cpts, patio. 2229 Rutgen Dr., CM, Newport Beach apts. Adu ltt. only, M pels. Ba apts. 1600 bk>ck E. drps, 1J)O 8Q. It, Avail now. -'-'~'~' ~'~"~'"'="~·~===- Inquire 179" Roct1esrer, Balboa. Blvd: close to ocean S165 mo. 973 Va.lencia Apt 1. SHARP 2 BR.$135 PARK NEWPORT CM. 01' bl!.y. I yr !ea..w. Incl CM . 557-7768. Bltns, htd pool Adlts. no APARTMENTS FROM $140 MONTH ADULTS PLEASE VILLA POMONA PHONE 642·2015 working man. 1969 FORD 4 dr cust. PIS, fi42-4'194 P/B, Al'l1/f'M radio. Clean. Goe.it Hom• 415 Trade: !or lot. eqLJlty In E--L-DER_L_Y-,-.-.,-.-.. -,,-; holl9l!, or ~ha.Ve YoU? couple for 1msll guest I "---==::._ __ _ Ai:f>:'ii'>/GA':f.;r.'=J'.'f~;"; I ~"°~""'~·2Xl~n·~1~'~""'':::,·~"~"-~34~IO~. \4 Ac.re Improved lot, St. A1'1AZTNG Adult LI v l n i Summer Rent•li 420 George, Utah, on 11: o I t {1760 Pomona Ave.) Beaut. l A 2 BR furn or unf course. Tr.de equity for Apts. 51'.U clean. ovel'll, •S&>SlOO Weekly bolt, motorcyde: or 7? O/\V fin 2 Br) dlspls, 5hllg eJOO ft to OCEAN ! * 548-5372 1'r WANT:3().50'BOAT !power or MilJ, MIJllt be nloe. HAVE: Real Estate A Trust Deedw, Hollb:, Box 3207, V\.. , aalla, Ca 937rT (l>tl'J3'-1S34 LAKE forewt, 4 BR nr dub, $315,950, eqt;y $12,000. Wint mobHe: homt, umtt., condo or·1ubmtt. Dick Fel- ber, Rltr 681-5252:, &10-30b • ! NICELY dee_ 1 It 2 Br turn D/W. drpg. rrpl " crpt., -~N~tcr=-0~"-lu~m-2-8-,-.,-1 ~I•. 149 E. BlQ-. 642-3018 Bachelor, 1 or 2 Betlrooms, llpls. v"fw cpl~. rlrp,, 1n 67J..3 l41l for !!.ppl. w/ pool, close to 1hop:g, N~ 2 BR. STUDIO, utU paid, and To~nhou!ICS, Spa. pool&, :dnt 1oc::. Sll.'i ,. 1140 rum. Corona del Mar petJ. or children. 313 E. 17th Sl50. Heated Pool. No petJ:. ::sf-a= 111~!~d a~':~ _:_nq Sl 4 Bem.rd. 646-1622· 2 Br, 1ea.1;-i ba.Jcony gar, CP~L:,.:54~H532~=·-----,l ·..;P..;h~·~M~i..~2l:::..:49~·-----·I bortt It San Joaquin llills t Bedroom. Adull. no pe tr.. atvlttfrii;. So, <'II Hwy. 2 BR, Sl25 mo. Slovl'. It refrlg * EXTRA trg 2 BR, 2 Ba. Road!!. 1714) &44-1900. St05. Roy Me<:ardle Re.tier'. COU p LES 0 N l,, y -NO aVIll. ~9-F Wallae. St, crpts, drp... Sl.55/mo. 98!1 Ph ~ 548-~. PETS. AYloil ~pt 6. f190. C.M. s.t&-4301. Mi55lon or ph. 557.7M0, * BRAN D NEW * h~=='~'=":::..:=;c~=:,=, 120432 Santa AriA Ave. (Acrou *"* SMALL Ir \rg 1 Rr 6Ta-147S nr 213: 431-1195 col· 3 Dr. unfurn, utU pd. $"185. I 2 BR, 2 ba Studio. S150. from S.A. Country Cluh}. ~er5, ST5 It. up. l.l1 E. lect. Al90 2 Br. unfurn, Sl«I. Crp~. drps, patio. POOL. 1 Spacious 1 Ir 2 BR unit&. 16th f;\. M'J.-126.\. \ BR, crpll, rlrps, rsnge, 64&-2544 or S.'IH3J3, child ok . G46-<M9ti. from Sls:i. up. !-~rplc1J. prlv. • AVL now-I & 2 Br furn. re!ng, RPrlec'd. Adil~. no CLEAN 2 Br, l;lltns, cpts, l..RG 3 Rr, 2 Ba. no pets, paUo~. loat111 of closets. Pool. l'"l!C rm, rd loc. No pel5. $16.'i/mo. Agt. 67;H6.i6 drp1, encl g1lr, Mc11o11 Ve:nk. chldm ok. Nr MChl_. .t. shopg. Adulta. Mgr. ~7-0711. child~n or pet,. 646-Ml.t. or 647-Jnl. S14~. No pt'ts. 54~7. $165/mo. Avail. 91~. 54$-7245 BLUFf'S rtlx Tnhy-~ Br, 2\1, $125/MO. Nice t Br. apt. NEAR foot bridgf!. 1 yr. old 2 2 OR ., 1~ DA. cofld/J, Sl&l LG 2 BR. crpta, d~. frplc, Ba, hltn!!, lrpl, pool, t'f'c Adult~ only, 132 w. Wil!IM. BR . 2 ha. 11 pt; w!di' deck. Mo. Ntw J')fl !nt. Av111 \L now. Tl8!1o, bltm, 1 11tory, U.35. srett.. rlbl Pnel gitr. Adull11. ~;,,10 Adlt~. no pt~ Sl""JCI, 673--1362. No kirl11 or fll!lll. 64~361.4. ~l71, >12--673.S. $32~. Av! 9/1. 644·f'A05. cptl, dii>s, jacuul le 1auna 645-4530 or 64>-0735 S60 B 4 ~ 3 •· l ==-,.,-~-=~~I ,OOQ I~ u1 , ""' bath~, 11uge pool. PRI Beftch1 _ Lrg 2 Br, 2 Ba 35' llv rm. tam rm, rm fol' Merrimac Woods apt. sips 6. Avall Sept 4 lhru pool A: boat. Trwde for 425 l'ltc.rrlmac V.'ay, C.M. 2Sth. 494-M~. 1matler hH In N.B. atta. Gtodeaic dom. fn.me11, 23' J d~ml!tft'. m ~wiood. life.. .. t&J oonnectorw + bolta, flOO valur. T'rade for VW pr,r1I or 11 ~ 499-1540 Sh1dy Ga rde n a-Pool AVAIL Aug. 2R • Sep!. 4. Writ41 T.P ., Gl!n Del, N.B. J ll 2 BR., trom $135. C'CEANntONT 4 Br/2 Ba 2 Well ttntql'home-s, 4 hr, BEAUT. Ealtllld.I T n:xnn NA~AU PALMS. 1 ~hlld. S4s..t5JO or 645--0135 2 ba In S&.n •Mateo &: Be'I· custom bit home. 4 BR, 2 177 E. 22nd SI. 642·3645 mont. rentl $UW260. T'Ml.<19 BA. 2 brick IC.-l'L Oear. V•c•tlon Rental1 425 ........... • 1 ~ 2 BR., lrg rmt, f!OOI, for la"f"ltr mrtall. • l:.eG S. T'Nde for commra'l lMolne. nr Bhops. 11ti1 pd. 18M f'.1on· ** BIG SEAR CABIN, 3 Lfl1t11B~, blQ-. ~ Rltr 543-(1;88/613~ eve. rovla , 5-18-0336 BR. !rplr. 213: 592-1996 or HAVE~ n·comer C'Omml WTLL trade Packard Bell ~ntlnrtorl 8 each TI4: 8'16-6-157. bldi. Cf\.t. Realty for ten11.rit. color TV for 5 lpited boy'• Rent•f• to Sh•r• 430 Lie for ~r, Trade for yacht, bike ln rood (t)ndlt.lon. Call e OCEAN VIEW From SJ35. ,._ .-home or inc. ~T-l)W) ~tween 4 A: 5 Of 1 BR. Furn or Unfurn. 2 Chia 5h11ire lrg 4 Br hse w/ Owner: 494-0030 all dny Sat. Cll~A Pl.A YA, 14th 6 2 olher11, pr.I. ok. Coftta Mt:aa * * * ~.. . * * * W11lnul. HS. 53fi-8367, Arta, 646-1193. ·------------------- .. -. . . ' ' . . DAILY PILOT Thul'Sd.,., Au;ust 26. 197'\. )'.t:tl ~:J~[;mi!i ..... ;"'-~l~l;~l;JI[,~ ;"'~';'"";';""'~i~I q;,J ~.:.:~:.I~ I J ~1 1-----·-_-_.. J[{] I ~ .. -J[ll]!.____._. __ ___JJ[ll]I.___ _.__.-___JJ[Ill I ..,.,,, ... :J[ll] l ~~~;;;;;;;;;~~~~I ••• Misc. R•nt•I• ,..S Lost 555 ---------1 ~•lnting & •• -... PATJOS, walk&, drive, 1natall P•p•rhanging • STATION fcrr rt'nl M"'ly S~1.ALL "'tutl'! lema.ll! PoOdle. new hl\vns, uw. break, ----ASSISTANT J\.tanaeer, over decanted ~auty 1 1 Ion , clear fie& eol!ar-. \'le Holly rt' move S4S-866& for est. PA I NT ING · Hon'! I T · C '' n-....... 2:i, no exprr. rwc:. Fuller • located N~'1X'r' Be 1 r h k ui;;fJn, ·• ....,.,,, • ...,u. =-~-====~~--1 ruaranteed \\'Ork. Llc'd Any Brush Co. !!62.-{Hl6 64Z-23n. 646-f\888. e e CONCRETE "floor,,, f>tzt jnh Call 67.l--1740. APPRAISER pallO& dnv .. i.. 1111f'11i'11llu.b=-'---~-~----I I t...u-'d Rea" Don &12-&314 . YOU supply the Pa 1 n \ . R~nk back,i:round I 1 [4') [ I ~ Rooms pa1nled SJO l!ll , Also Ca!I ,\lrs. Schmidt rm Contractor Pttnon1l1 lnilruc.tiOtl ,.......--P:1:le.[1or. Call 54a...7{)41), \\IESTCLJrr !;;;;;;;;;.:;~'1 ~;;;;;;;;.:;;:1UNIQUE cons Ir ui· ! 1 on . PA I NTING/Pariering, JI! PERSONNEL AGENCY Personels 53" Schools & 1----------Instructions • fUU.Y LICENSED "* Rt-nov.•ned Hindu Sp1r1tu;1..ll&I Train To Be A 575 Adv1ct on all matter'$. HEAVY EQUIPMENT Lo1e . ~111.m<ll:e. B1a1ne.~.r. OPERATOR Readings li:l\'t n 7 rlay~ • Ll'arri 10 orrrate Bulldoz· \1ttk. 10 am. lo 10 Pm. r rs, Drag!1nt-s, Cr11nr.i;, 311 :-: E! Camino Rtal, Srraprrs, Loaders, Trl'nch- San Oeml'Off: prs, etr. Stud;.> at home -125-9136 ~92-007() fn!lo"·ed by resident train- , ing 111 01:r mndrrn facility 'YOGA Clil!IE'I SIM! Tuesday 111 r.1111m1, florida. monun,il'! al lOa.m ,l Tue~ay Home OffLcP-~1iami, Fla. n.ite at 7pm. Ca.JI 646-11281 or Apprnl'N\ for VPlerans )"'' -m• •· Y-o Center t:!\IVERSAL HEAV\' " ... .., • "' .. ., ' CONS'I'RUCTIO\' 4"1j E. 17th SL. Cost11 :0.1rsa SCHOOLS T">E'pl. #1203 APCARE Ong1nal ti,. s 1 s:: n ~ 1n. yr!. In ]~arbor area. Lk /,; 2lJ.13 \V/"stchff Dr., NB J\laSllnry, v.·rn11gh1 1 ro n , hon(!,.d. Rt>l's !ur11. 642-2356. 615-277rl pa1lo covf'r! & fW"rlooi Ill· FOR clean & near piunllng, AUTO Mt'f'han1r. hn.vy '111ty 1Pn01'S 1n wnndcrafls. Qllah· inlerior · & exier ior. Call line PXpPr. nrre~s. G:\t ex- ty "ork. Relerencr~ Ask Di k 96R-IOO~. J'l"T rN'l"d bul 1101 necesa. !nr Kf-n: &15--0014. 648-20·12 -'-·--'-----~10-!t.l'il -'c"c"-'-',c' ---~-~--I PROFESSIO:-.'AL pa1nl1 nj< -1 ;----------.·; I nlf'rior/f'xteri'1r. Quality I' ~!Y \Vay, qu1J11y home v.•ork ,, mai.,riaL ;i.<17_14a.J. Banking remod. \\'a!b., ce1hn1, floorsl-'_::::_::_c::::__.:.;::::___:_:---.:.c~ EXPER f'lr .• ..:0 Job too "ni&Jl. Pla•t•r, Patch, Re"l•ir COMMERCIAL :i4i...((136. 24 hr 11n~. ~f'rV PLASTER-P~lch-Rm Arir:s. \\'AfERPR~l~d f'r k i\4 T'OUs. rr1J1 n"~· .o: I u c r I) TELLER roat1ngs, all lyp('~. Lee T"f'[ln FrrP ( .< t Im 11 I t .r.. Roofing Cn .. C'.'11 frl2-i222 ~::~>-1931, 6·11-1170 alt :i. Adrlihflns '* Rtmodel1ng '* PATCH Pl.ASTf:RI;\G r.rf\\1ck f., Son, !.Ir ,\)J r~pl'~. t"rr" p~11 ma1es. 6i.1-ron ... ~~21io __ __:co'o'cl _""-"_:_-=--"c'--- Electric.al P lumbing vasectomy. I.Jon . lnlo 642-4436. Ahoruon. ArlOJ> & coun~llnli:. ;int GoldPn f'irrle Dril"P ."anta A.Iia . Calif. 9~705 Phone: c714J 547-7521 Name l::L ECTR!CIAN. licensed, PLU'.'llRING REPAIR . ............... _ .. , .....•. , •. ,_. bonded. Small Joh~. maint ~n Jnh tnn small EXPER. PROOF MACHINE OPERATOR k tPpRlrs. 5'\lt-j2()l • ~2-~12CC8~0;.,.,=- Gardening COLE PLUMBING AL·s GARDENING !21 hr serv1cr 64 j-\lfit Phonr Aee Jor gardenln1: & 1m 11 It Pool Service & -'-'---'---------~. Addro•• ALCOHOLICS Anonyn1ous. .,.. . ..................... -... ··-· Phone 542-7217 or write City ............. -............... _ .. . P.O. Box 1223, C.Osta r.fesa. Slate .. -.... -.... Zip '"'· ·-· -UNITED - CALI FORNI A BANK 6 .\lnn<1rrh Fl~y P\aia Solllh Laguna r I~ LA School ol J\!assa~e landsrapinR" services, call Installation Lott 1rid Found S11nt11 Ana -540-<i'.136 540-5198. Servlnl:' Newport. 496-1273 . ..... El')u al Opror. ~.:mp!nyrr Help W•nted, M & F 710Help Want.cl, M & F 710Help Want~. M & F 710 Happily Married SMILE A LOT-PERSONABLE LIKE TO MEET PEOPLE GREAT TRAINING PROGRAM (no experience nM:ess•ryl 2 Or 3 Ni9hts A Week Applic•tion• given 9 . S p.m. dilly App ly for our W1itr••• T r.1inin9 Progr•m (except Sund•y1) DON THE BEACHCOMBER 3901 E. Coast Hwy .• Corona del Mar Help Want1d, M & F 710 Help Wanted, M ,.-F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710 CEMETERY ""' FUNERAL COUNSELING D F: !. IC ATES:;:; E :"' t-.l11n. llnUSEh:Ef:PER. 111! in nn 1/11011'. .r-.1u.sr hf' llPRI ,,,_ rl"penri;ihtl', Prrl n1·rr 1~. ~P Tl'rr.\'. 111:r1mP pr11, 49j E. !7th St, Costa tl!f'AA. Dl::l.JVERY man-1n~111llPr. <1ppla1nres. l'xp .. full t1rnr. Tiptnn'" ;\pp!111nce~ 2.'100 Harbo r BJ,•d •• ·c.i'<t . rrc11l11r's rlay nff. t:1•rr)-' Thurs & f'\'rry...,thrr Sun. ~A~1 lhnJ d1nnrr at ::.pm. $10 rPr Day. Apply in pl'rson. H1~2 S11nnago. Dover Shores. N.R. Bf?'ilULJ/u! Pac11Jc View .\1em· 1 _,_,_"-_7_1_"_· ______ _ HOUSEKF:EPER Nn. Hun. ILn)!lon Arh, Plt.hPr ll\'f'-\11 nr lr'l"lm :I 1)111 In 7 1)1"!1 7i rl).< prr "k L1l r h~i<pc fnr n1nrhrrlr~~ hnn1r 1112 hoy~, R)!F'S 1~ !..· 11 ~7-7,ll!) 11(\ Ii, or1al Park I! located on !be h1Jls1de overlooking ~he r\tw- por! Bay ar!'R, Help Wanted, M & F 710 NEEDED. rlerk !nr pn1lll11n 111 Th" r.1 u:.1r H11 1!. ~n 61, Faihlon Isla nd :>!u.s1 bf' \S 01· OIP r. matr .'1p11 ly l\,rin·~·r1.. bf'111..-•f'n 2 & 4. NIGHT SECURITY OFF1CERS 11·~ 11Pl'rl 1'1rrl, u11rlllirn1. srH-1nn111;itrrl ~rr11 1·1t~· orr- tcf'1~ ro U.''1!"k 11 1 011r l11ri;" g~trlPn o.pa1·1n1r1u 1·on1 pJ'"'· Yra.r rn11nrl "n1pll)~·1n,.n1 , pi11rl 1·;ir1111nn~. nthrr frin~P lvnPfils & prnmn11nn~ 1\P· p(Y; OAKWOOD GARDEN APARTMENTS J:!.1 t"1r~1 :;:;1r,.rr !'r11I RP<lch. C".tld Equ11l Opp!'r. Fn1pl11.l'rr '.';!l'f. Aud11n1 ,\ppl~ In p!'fMl11 ro rr.~1r!Pnr a11ri11Tir, lfnr"l !JiJ?Urnl . 1r, ·"°-'. rn11s1 !!" \. l.ac;ur111 Ht'h. ----------NJTE Aurl1rnr. rxprr. 1200 /1pfll.v In pP r>(ln, l I 0 0 P11h!:.ade~ Rrl. Cn~la \]I'S!!. NURSES ATD_E_S_ ;;;;;;;;~;;! Low rost rlay/eve <IBSSP~ CctY! 01s!a r.re~•. Dover .Jnhn~rn Pool SPn•ice GUITAR Lrssons, SlO per Sh1'lre!, \Yestclitf. ~pr!'l~I Thi~ wk. nnly. You r !!!!!!!'!""!!!!!!!!"""""""""""" Found (fr•• ad•) 550 mo. your home or mine. $5 \\'EEKJ.1'. mnw, f'd.E~. I.: ~rrl mn C~Pmlr~~-.\;~~"-iln· BABYSITTER 10.'11nted. m.v <19&-.'>717, leave message. \"acuum mo.~I la-..•n.11. Nl'RT , ins ~rrv .. rrr. J·. ·1 home, M1.11sl<ln V1e10. 6 & 9 FOUND brov.·n h \\·hite pup-l"" 1 drpl"nd;ihJr, call J::d 962-jlj,) R 1. yr.11, ov.n tTan.11. prPI. 8:30-4 Cl'mr1rry !nts, niches, belore chase plan. crypls S: need pur· PY. fe male, 11bout 2 mo. old. Theatrical ou 11nynmr. oo 1ng,_______ p, 4 da,ys -..·k. 1117-77~1. Area Broad St. & Oranli:e. !\'ev.port Beach. fi.1 2-7822. JAXON the ~1agil"ian. 1fi hr SPRINKLERS LEE Rnohn~ Co" Rool1n~ of BABYSJITER nf'Prled for 3 of magic for parties, S.).00 Nrw la11•ns, tree s N shruhs all types. Rreoi•rr, repai~s, yr 'lid ~rt N !I yr old boy in VIC; Palisades h below •h 1 t h I 494-3669 rrmovrd, r o rot l I I 1 n r; , er-mo I'!YI C't'lil. 1ng~ . ...,. 1 e ~chl. !Ir will vary. ~us1 be Tustin, S. A. Heights pr. or land~caping. 6<1:>-2646. & C'(lll)r. I.1c/bonded since in our homf'. IM7-7121 HB. , p r e .r.c r1 piton glasses. "17 "42-7222 54~m3 found 8/24. [ ]~ YRO:"T 'l'arrl La.1<11 &r.. $10 -~--~~-BABYSIITER needed, n1u~l s.mc.. Ind Re~r1 mo B11ckv11rrls a I~ o . A-1 :>1obilP Home Roollng have own trans. ~1olhtr J\IEN "S co!ort"d pre.'lcMptlon . \Vrrdl n~, }a rd c]Pan-up. 5rrv1re Rnnl.11 c 11 u 1 kt d. 11nrk.11 night~. Call fi.1fi-'1.}17. i:la~!-t!, S. Coa.111 Hwy. nr 962-8612. ~Palrd k Coaied. fi.l~>-2.>:ll. Aliso p1Pr, So. l.ai:"una. BABYSITTER v.·J!h '111 n 4~32('1(). Auto W"xlng PROFESSIONAL G~rdf'nrr, Sewing /AlteratTons 1r11n~. Th1i1 rhr v.f'ek. FOUND 'm11ll le nit1le puppy Skeeters Wash N Wax with !lea k le11ther ool!11 r. Compacts $7 25 Standard5 Vic Cosla l'l!csa Park. 8/20. $9.2j Quick Serv. Camper! 646-1819. & Mobtle serv. avail. Your FOUND· Blk & "'hi1e' lemale home or pic.k up. Reas. dog, no t11gs; vir. HarbClr & Oean-up & reg. maint. B&kE'r. 01\'ner l d e n t i I y 64.>2530. trrl' \\'Ori<, pr u n 1 n c:, ---'--------~l~lMI rall /\fl~ PM . ~prinkll'r~. clP11n up ;ohs, e Drr.;;~mak1n.c: -Alter;it\ons BABYSrITER wanlrrl, my 111 nd.!-Cllpln iJ . GPort:r . n"~ignl'rl !n ~ull yon. h'1n1" HA. Call ari ~i.10: fi.16-.'1~!\.l . ('1111 .Jn .. MUi441i 2131:l92-J07~. AI~'S L.awl.11cap1ng. Tree A lteraiiOn& -642:-5945 BE alway& wf'IJ drt~sed 111 rrn1nval. Ya.rd 1'!!model1nc:. 1 B 1· f 1 · r h h I' 1 1 1·'-'c'c':_c'c''-'-"c'_''"'-'-'"·'c'c'c"=--'·'-'-·p. m rQS f'I'.' lne FIS non11 r;i.~ au 1n;;:, ol c r11n up. ' 1v1 U hf'lp you 'tart yflur own Rrp.11r sprinklers. fi7.1-llfi6. Tree ServTc• husines!' 11! no r<1~!. P11rt)I PHONE 644·0212 DARRELL WARD TO~l"S Jnpane~e G11rdenrr _,.------,----pl11n ~Pllinc:. r uhrr part \I r , I.· Di r. n! Mle~ Api. • Indl1~t'J-Comm 'l-Re~1-GENERAL Trt>e Serv. '\'s.rd tllnf' nr lull 1imt. Call I:::;:;:;;:_........,,,,,, 546-8734. ;-cHCA~NcDC-W=AS=H~'N_\_V_AX_'_ , FO UN D . Sm . maleC a rs-C a mper!-Boal!.; Dachshund vie A!apttt Rrl. Classic paste wa...;-100"~ San .Juan C 11 p1~trano . Carnuba 3201 !'. Blvd. rlrnt'l. Con1p. l.all'n Care. clean-up, hauling. sprinkler ~~~:14.'i.1. --.._ :-r ... , !il.ll'n, sprlnkh·. 111-44461 r"pairs. Rea~. 646-584B. lcBcEc,,cuc,Tc,c,.~oc,,..-,,-,-0-~-,-E=,,,,-Coco's LA\\:-,• CARE: k ~11rrlrn Tile mnrr mon,.~: Rrnt Sp!ll"I' 111 \\Ork, light luu1hn.c:. Jo:xp ·d. 1t111r \\ r~I. fi73·41RS. 493-::.029. lii3-96S6. ~~~----~lALE Dachshund lound on B a bysitting corner of 15th/,; S/\nt11 Anal --"----'------ Ave. Plea.SI' citl1 li12-142·1 COSTA MESA Reason11blr. C11!1 ;,.JJ-!17~;, (f;RA,\t!C 1111' ~u.· !.• RF:C0).-1F.-,-p11r1_n_r_<-h• '.'l!Oi\. A .. \I. 11c Lirlo IS,. PRE·SCHOOL EXP .l11p11nt::~I' r.11rdenf'r r"n1nr1"1 Frrp .. ~r Sn1i'l.ll Rr11ur1tnl 1rl"ll~ 0 11• nf l\m1Y h1111, up-krefl, pl;inq jnn~ "rlrornr : ... W..11".lfi. (;f'lll'r11I f(l('lfl • \\"r nrPrl 2 l\P~t. tnmm1ni;:. rle11n-up '""~fl. rrm trrn11i;:r r!\ N .1 ~~-.11.i;fi. I I[ 1, +• 1 >1rl11I!~ Nn rlnnr II' iir>nr all-grev k111en w1nea col· J-.:nroll no11· for f;ilJ J11 r. 67:\-9100. l~lh & J\1onrovia. ~J day • -cn,·-,,,v•· r· R r E-'-"t F.><"r """111nn•,.1111r M~·Ul .. r. "' DEf'IN; .,..,._, .. _ ,, .. . ft1H day ~tssinn~. Planned SlX mo. old lenuill' BClxrr program hot lunrhe A;:f's Call 642-5446. Ask for 2.h, hi·~ 'h::>.() A:'.! _5f; P:'.1. :0.1o :O.lain. N Yr!. rl,.an-up. L ______ __J V.'ayne $20 11•k-CO;\fPARE: &12-40j0 V\V car kf'y \V !' ! ! SI de NEWPORT H<'ights an-11 . L'lnd~c11 rnn;: i.· ~pr1 nklPr~ ••••••••••• 1n1ta!. Fl'f'r/r"' fii.l-!lfifi. J o b Wanted, Fernale 702 l\farke!, Hn1i. Bch 3.3~. LRr,::e yd/~andbn'( 'rrafrs. Balanced lunch. :\1n'! C'ilff'. FOUND Children·~ 1lasses. &1,').Z7.'i-l. Vic: Lamb &hooL HB.1 ~L~1c=·D~C~H~l~L~D~C~A~R=E~ 546--0010 -!!62-26.l.~. 1' •-& B k C'l 5 •RrlXlr · a er. . . y r!. .Jap;inr"" Giirrlrnlni;:-- Cnrnrnrl'!"l~I. nr~1rlr1111al EXPER. H/\u·1uan G11rdf'nrr IF YOU \\',\NT AN nFFJCI'.: 01'.:CORATION ynu DON 'T \VANT l\l E~ Ir ~nu nrrrl ;in 1nrlu~Tnn11~ h~ rrl "orkrr 11'1 I h l!:mrl l)'P· 111,;. l11r hnni<k r,.r i n ::. knnll'll'di;_c n! 1111 ph11~rs nf ](l hry r~k'ul;itnr 11nrl """ i·ri1P11t nfl1rr pr n re rl u r ,, ~kills. THEN YOU NF:f;() '.l!E: I am lriyal. la 11hf1ll . )'rl1;ihlr rlPfl~nrl 11 hlf:, rh<'rrrul. 11 J?(!Orl ~Cflut ! 11!~0 hlll'" f'Xrf'!lr nt IPP!h. Cnn1plPte G11rdr111n~ Ser. I 1hf'rrfn1'"· I 11 01 11 ~ .... ;\!AL[ Grr1113n Shepherrl, BOOKKEEPll"G S " r 1· 1 r,, ,. f'I', Kaml'l.111n1. &1f..46ih. ...,. 11nrkhor'.sr. M.»-"4.Rl ...., hlk ,\· stl1Tr. \'lC H B 111·aL1 for small ,\· 111rt! size G11neral Serv ic111 --------..._ 8-ll)..IJ027 hU\trle'°~"~· Call ~~i-AA!ll ('n\!PA:"'·SEC. C\fanv •kill •. ·~ ELK \1 I f'lt 11u;-;GS h;v J\lnn~r . 1.1 r.,\ 1tn'·"r I.· r11r Lh·" nul. • a r 1huahu11 vie. Carpet Service 1 1 Ii 1 l U>ra! rrl~ ~7:>--1i0~' Ha1•iii>r & \\'tl!'lln ~!~it::: _ "f'r l . P 11m . rt1rt . 11 r . _ _ ----_ " S'I \LL blar k do male JOH:"''.' (arprl & Uphn1sTc ry !n~!ln~. l·arpr ntt")-. rainl r te rHACTICAL r xfl t'r11<tual" 6~.::.2,;i:: i· · Clrant rs. Extr11 fln • _.d>-11~20 ______ -1 nn1 ~r 111·:od R•1~ LH 'E' 1n 1-----------1 S!-;impoo frre Scnlch~1;ird HA:'\ 0 Y \1 A:-; r;irf"'Ml1;. \",~->7'l.R ">.12-1::.1 ' BL.l\0-: m1n1a!11r,. fl(IOC!Jr 'Ir ( St11 l Rt! a ;d 11 n l .<I. r l1unh1n1: I.· t'!f'r Trir 11b1l1T.\' I Help W antec:I, M & F 710 1~"'-'c"-'-· _,_. _B_'1_·_""1_c''-'-~=I D•i,:['l"ll~"rs & ill cnlor I \\'nrk .t;'lJllrn 'loii~-N;;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;; Lost 555 lini::-h1enPrs ,,, "1() mlnU!f: Ha r I 1------------1 hlrarh fo r l\'hite carptts.' u ing Adm Sales SILVER Pnoc!Jr. maJr. IJ ~ '-)'ARO I La1·e y.iur m'lney '? sa1·1ng , 1:111·11i::r, rlranul'~ .vri, rild t'Rml' !~ Jar((Ut nit> extra trip~. \\ ·u :le.in Rrmn1·f Ir""'· ri1r1 "1 LOOKJNG F'OR \'1r ~lfJ .\lrr11T~ \' 1 'I ;1, l11·1n;; rm d1n1n~ rm k. hil ll • k 1 p In II rj r r , ha,.khnr A POSITION Rru.ard flltrrrrl !ilf ... 7[+~2 st:). Any rn1 $7.;io, rouch 1<47-'2filifi hom~. li7: .... 33.;., tiu~!ne.r.~. allk !10 I 1-)' I THAT OFFERS . r 0a.1r .1. ;, yrs. exp. ~ TRASll-&-G<Lra,f' rl;,;-n-up. - lor .!otinn~' h , · -<'·" 1 · EXPER. SECRETARY -UNITED - CALIFORNIA BANK ti :\\nnarrh 911.Y PliiL.14. :;:;ou1h L11gt1na 496-1273 Equal Oppor. En1ployer SAfl.:\IAID. n11y nr nitf' '1r flar1 hn1P ~::-.rrr !l<ll nf'r. Thr Qt1rrn F1.l'r , i;.u; .. !!!13~ ---BEAUTY 011,.ratnr In r rh1lc1rf'n 'll h111rs1 yl11u: ~hop. r rr1rr matllr" 11·'1m11 n . f:ll-i014 nr fi~2-.'\AA'l 1n <i<'l11 rr p11Pf'r"' 1n lhl' S11.n O ,.n1,.n1r . :'i~n .lu;i.n C;1,111.~ trano o.nd Cap1srrano Beach ;1,rc11 DAILY PILOT 4'.!l-4·110 -~~.c -----BUSBOY & PORTER DISHWASHER ,\ppl.1 ln Pl"r~nn s~r llat'{l\rt 11' Ill cnun ~. n'1, , .. e 11""· 1 da.1.~. ~lO 11 ln.:1'1. Free r5! l\'.EYS on \arcf' rin-:. hf"!'"'" dr 11ori< myi.e!f. C-.ood •rel. Anytinii>. !);IS-jfl.~1. Bu.r.han1 & Garl1tld. H B 1n1;;'•~'1~·~0~10~1~. ~~-----1 jf.;;;;:;<le;;;;J;;(I ___ _ ''"'"'TEO AOV"CF.-ALLEY WEST ~1~:i'-'T POTE;\'.T!Al., FLE:'\· .., c,,ror.a de! '.\l!r Rl'ward. Carpet Ser v ice Housec._l•_•_n_·_,n_g ____ _ 962-871!1. ~ Clranini:" Service lntmdur1ory S~oal Cill'j>('ts. \\'indnws. YlO<"lr f'lc. lll''ii 01.scount Res1ti. &: Commc'I. Ms-4111 JETS LOST' 11'11 .ITY. r ,\RIFTr IN .-\.C· _.JOO\\. Ol"PiUl fJ'l"l nT. NB TlVITIES !· TRE~lEN[l(llJS Bt:SRnY-1•·ttkrn<ls n n I~·. t·JN:\NC!,\L SECURITY &: Apph 1n f"l<"f'.•nn, Colf!ny PRESTIGE. I l\1tchrn. Jlll !-!arbor Bl , Black mtn. poodlt 2 yr& old P..ed !lea collar ~l1sll'!d by 0\1.'Jlf'r. PIPa.st: rail 64j.2~66 Steam nr ~h11 fl¥IOO deaninr DIAMOND . I c.~J Housecle•ning r 0:-1 r A"" "TRAINl;\'.G ITn--11-· -,-,-,-,-. -,-U-T-0 , Rep.airs or lnstailaUon Au ST RALi A~ Shfll, rlloke "'~·~·=· :::E=':::' c_ ___ o'"o·':::'o":.:' Blly & Beach Janitorial HEADED BY DAVE LOOK· POLISHING. I..· CASHIER cha111, fit>il collar V1c Bol~1; · Crpt.r., 11indows. floors. r1c. t:'IGLAND, f JNANCIAL IN· POSJTIO:\'S. t"/llml'! GM\v1h Chica Sch Sat A-21. Vrry Carp•nter Rl's. & Comm'I. 646-1401. VJ::ST'.'l!ENT A.i\'ALYST, R. rn 4 )fl('lllion~. '.\1ETRO tri,.nl'\Jy. Rr w~rd !lfi2-:J77.l 1-_;,-C_A_R_P_E __ N_T_R_Y __ _ HOUSE or CLEAN -~: BROl-:F.R. PROFt;:;. rAR \\",\SH. 29:,n ll •rb<ir SIONA!. SA Lf~S1'1A1' \\'ILL .".'.''·'·· .(···'.'.· .......... _ Profe~~. CaflW'I C1e11nill(. Frei' e~T . Rrf's &12-6824. ~!A!\''S nal\et con r" 1n1 n;:: ~Ur\OR REPAIRS No Job medical card~. 1·1c Popp~' i.· Too Small. Cabmer in g.\f'- '.'llar.,i,.nle, Cd~!. Re11 arrl II.bes k o t h er cabine!s. Hflu~PCll'an1ni;; B:,-D11y. ti7:>-71i2l. 5·15-8175 11 no 11.n5wfr !eave 01111 Tr11ni;pnrtat10n BL,\CK ... ·alJpt 11/it~en !oril nl!/.:.. Ill 64&2372, H. 0, CAii 11.~18 prinl l<>!I al Ni\\rl l1~1 r ,.... i\ndtr~nn. Ironing uva.1 812~. RE\\'ARD. 21J l--'C:A~NO-Y;:.S71Z0E.-J70=B71- gg&.J565 or 786-ASO.~ f\Ps.id. comm']. indus aptg, J11r11nP~" lrorunc LOST .abovt Bii:: Coron11. Blk All !ypes work. Quick Serv. $1.0C! hr. Brina hanit'n I< \\'ht mall!' Ens:l1lh Shttp RPll! f·r,..e est. 962·1~1 • f>.l:HJ.'\4j • F:NASLF. \'OU TO !'TART f:ARi\'l'.\'G $40.000+ YOliR f'll1ST YEAR THROUGH CO:'>l:'lollSSIONS & SERVICE Ft:ES. • Cad1l10.c Car Plan • P!U8h O!Jtc~~ e r uu f rini;e Benehts • S!ar1 lmmed1.\tely CARRIER BOYS Vicinity Of ~l11 ~ArThur I.: Birch ~l~cArThur k R8mlln& ~11nt11 An~ Contact Mr. Bitler Fashion Isla nd Ha& 1mmrd opening roe BUSBOY Apply In Perlon 78 Fashion l•land Newport Beach C (l \I P Ai\" ION, prr!rr-ahl.Y mlrliil" 11::rd fnr n I rl pr 11om11n, 011·n tra11~pnr!allnn, Cnnsirirr $,1;:,/.} rla.v V.Pl'i<. !<fil-!i!J.1:1: ;if! 5. 30 f'i\I! !l62-!l621. COJ\fPANIO:\' flrPfrrr11 "1,v m1drll,, -11(!""rl or '1 l rf P. r 'I OIT\'I 11 (fln~idr r ~2-99 1~ . pn1 n1\n Iran ~. $.)·,/;:, rlay II k %2-!lfi21 111! 5 .. 1'1 C'O:o.tf'AN!O:"', m1rlrllr ;i>;P<t, l11r h~kpnc ~.,r "1<1n1.1. f':llJ<ttJluff l!rl'A 614-MJJf; * COOKS * :>1!••1nn \,11n11111n1 ,I' Hn~fl. 1i~01 Pl1Prl;i Rra) H11·y .\l1~s1nn Y1r1n, C;ihf. IE nf 1'::in 1'11r£"n fr11 ~· !..· Crn11n \·1111>-\ l'.1r\,',1a.' 1 ti1 I1 l'l:,.1100 171·11 1'3fl-7ifl0 t:xr·n-1s:.1~·n n~n .<,. r nrrr<11n r. ~.\.<!rn1 I. ~t11n· da\nn,. :;:;r n'1 rr~1101P rn r1a~~1l1f'd ll<l :-.n :'.Oi n111l1 r 1t'1t, I' n Rn" 1·,i;o cn~ta .\1r•;i., 'l~fi'Jll ' ESPFfl. :\flf!I) f'r• •11 n 0 1t11l'l R1c,1rlrr n1,.rh;1,111•· 111 prr·•"n. :-.000\ \',.I!») rk11 ), l~1c ~::\r 'f., rlrl'rl,.~n1nc r.ri11ntr'r c•1·I ("',,.,.,. .\lr~a :;:;11np. FAM E-& FORTU N E .................................. 1 C<llllrl RWRl l .1·n11. lndP,...,,llrlPnl ** COOK ** ri1m~ n,..rrl nl'11· !11r,..~. C11 ll \111~1 Rr r;xPf'r. • /ln.i 4f.\.10:1l In llDPI. Arply h"!"'n 1 k .~pm FRY CMk, ""T"'r , & 111~1 '. The F ive C rowns Apply 1n prr~nn, l nlnn.1· Restaurant K11rhrn. :1211 Harbor BJ.. Jl'Ol !::. P11c1flc Co;t~t H11·y . C.:>I. Cflrnna r!PI l\111 r. ~n ph rail.•. -C-OOK, EXPE_R_, -Gara9e Attendant P/l!nif' Jo:vr shif1. '.'.!UST Re11N'fl nr 1Pm1-rPf1red. Rood BE CLEAN I.· NEAT NO hr11lth. full llmr 11l1r rnnon1 PHONE CALL..<::~ Aprl~· in 11.nrl p1·rn1ng•, Sourh Cm1.11! pc~n. Suri ,t. Sirlflin, :,930 Con1m l!n~p . .S. 1..-.i;:una. \\' r B Prr~nnnPI Ornt. >..OR~! H11·~·., N .. COOKS nPrrlrd ror ~·r1l'CAR-r.1RL t'nda,\, .1·ou'1 t:: 11 11r11r lad)' In i. n~11·rr phn111', htr nn11·s Rr!!1111r11 11t oprrnn::: 1\ucll.•I .10. Appl,\' 10 l'f'~nn t.1·p1rii;:, M"ll ,..111rtrr fnr Rf C11f1U\\~ Rt>~!~ur::inl f\20 ~f!l\f10: f"\'l'f' ~IT" Hnhf'rt A1·1"niflll Pim. S11.n rl~mrnl P 1\pnl . K,.nfr.-. ·"-ll r C: 1 r 11 I ~ 2.1 8124 hrt1<t::en -~~ni N l n~ti11n1rnt~. s.1;,...~i\.IO. <:'.all h~!1\· hn of 9 1" ! I 1\lnn t.: :lpm. Tt1P~. GUARDS IR\llNE PERSONNEL SERVICES "'AGENCY Lrt:ill .~r·y \ f'·C1\n~1r ~'i/10 Fl(' R0i1kkrrprr .(hf'H1 (il'lll"fll l ()fflf'p 5~;;, Grn I Ofr-1,,.1'.!'IJn ;i !IYI NEWPORT Personn•I Agency 833 Cover D r., N.B. 642-3870 i.r;G,\I, Srr). m111 3 .1r.• "xr in i;:r.'n pr11rtlr1>. s~;io '1r nlflrl' pPr n1n. f\44-~2~1). ~1 \· ~:---1."--.;-;-h-.1 Z'1!. 11"r/IY-ll~f'krl'pf'r C n ! I " o: p .i;:11·I. l\.R. arr11, C\1< n trl'.n~ fl·12-:i.i21 . \·1:\ll. k fll r r1Prk. i;:ent"ral h.1.t'k up. B!!aul. nr w oles. Jr.·i nr. ".13-9477. Lind~ .\!AJD Apply in [)Prwn, 1100 Pah.~11r!r~ Rd .. Cns111 i\1P~;i . ~1ANAGEl\1ENT. Young 1nrl Cn srek1nr:: mgm! Larn l1um S·llX).S1200 • P"r m'1. v .. ril'hl" hnun: R46-fl22P hr!wn 2 I..· f; pm rl~1ly. ~IAN.\C.F.R lr111l"ll'r ~m,. l;i ~I fivwi pxp nrr. ).1n1 nr· pl ~, 22·, .\lar111r A I' e . BallJ(lll JJJ11nrl. !i1J..9:;20. '.'111\TU RE:~m-;n 1'1 c11r, lor ,·hllrlrf'l1 !l k \0, Cooi< J mr11I . ~P)l-~-30P+\1. 'l!nn. 1hn1 rn<111y. Srp(. 13 -Srpt. 2:.th. 10 day.<, 546-27117 doi . Namt~ "~bagt111n " h::XPER. re m ode 1 i n~, P•lnting & Rev.·ud: 67~!1ml rabmelli, rep;i;1n, m11int. No Paperhenglng COOJ<S nl"erl<'d for New CARR()\\' S Res1 aur/\n!, riD""'l'\2' Augu~t 30. Aprl}' 1n CAl..L NOW FOR YO UR DAILY PILOT perl'.nn 11t C11 r r'1w1 hrf11re 9:JO ,\'.\f k ~11er !1:30 P rt llmP, \\'ork a ny 8hl fl P'.\l. DEAR White poodlP '"Bun· ,!Cb loo lmllll. R e a•. I ·----,-.0-,-.~,.-,-m",--- ny .. RAmon11 \\"a.\• N Tu$nn. i;.w;..122.1. * WALLPAPER * GROUND f"LOOR OPPOR· 642-4321 Rl'sl11.11ran1 Ii~ A,, e n\ d 11 TUNITY IN THE .'<E\V, Circulation Piro. San Clf'men1P. Of. F n. 2>th PltaM' call c"7A~R~P"E0:~0T=R,o,-cb-y-D~uc,,.,-n \\'hf?'n ),.,11 c&JI ":'>lac· ~Ml!M. I Jrine~ Custom· \\~\\'Ork, 51S.14~4 fi.16-1 71 1 EXCm!\'G IKVEST:-!EKT I•""'""""""""""""""""..,, ICOOK. night !hilt. rxr nl'll' FIELD. CASHIER n111n 673-7722 ff'r 11pp'T. Th" LOST male lnlh St uu .1 f'nrm1ra, etc. Re!1d. comm. tt: .... "ll.rd! V1r. \\'tlY'!n & 6.J&-5168. 1 ,:,P;"c'°-0"~'c·_c~.-"c·_64c"-"'~--="~·c_11 'Ro-cE~'1cn=o~EcLlcN7G~~-A-dcrl~lu-o-n-,. GER.i\I Shflp, l ~T. m11lr. C11h1nets-Plans-Hour!~· o r bUr I Ill.ti I ~vr. Vir 17th.\-Cl'llltroll("'I :,~8·42:20. 6'46-i1219. Prolpect. R-·Arrl. &3&-3UJ. Cement, Concrete LOST-Bl .1 cir LAhnridor rwtriew.r, nr p.f it & n 0 J l a . PATIO Spectalt&la, A d d REWARD. 962..t~. d1~11nchon tn your home ..._,1h • cu~(om pa110 (!e!tJiO• WHITE cat. or1.n1e tail 1e 11r~ "~ e~pecia.Jly f'1r your home. Vrr.; sick. Viclruty Nr v.•pon Qu;1,hty. Exp ,. r 1 e n c e Pier R~·V'd . 6'r.H~t. Sa!1~f~rt1nn EaM>n /.; f.<ln~ )'l.f/'.!'J 'S '''ri11t11·atch, "P..ado" O'.ln!1ruct!()n. 54~7f.'.'I. v>e Hunllnrton Sia!" SN.ch, HOUSE Hunhni;~ \\'~trh 1he 8121~ ~ard..Jl62·1137 OPES HOt;SE column. CALL NOWI '°P" 1101·1 Rr11 ch hrm lif'"ks !\!rrrymac. CC1rona rl"! :-,1.,r. PAlr.'Tlr'G. prnf,.s•lon11!. All 11'ork i u a rn C olor r;pf'C'1 11l l ~t . 962~143, 547-14·\l. - 558-0444 r.11h1~r 1·2 Yt"ar.~ p..;~r, r1P;1,111 n1 p!'fll.On11l1!y,, Ah1l- 11y rn rl~i!J v. puhhc 11 n!'N'S· Ask for Mr. Nolan 111·1 xin·r CT\ lv ntfir~. PAPERHANGER -cu11t1m1~'!!"!!!!'!"!!!"!!\"'""""!!"'""' I 6-l~·JT.l8. \Vrirk. no JOb 1{11) 11m11ll, 11HIA_1RCRA.n' Pl11r;ter PJ1t1ern C'°A=SH""IE=.-, -,-,-,-,-.,-,ch-~P-ut lll&rnt. FM ~I! est call l'lt•k'e.r~. rt10deJn-5. cl 11 ume. C1!1 bl'twn R It Ii. 968--03\fi. ~00 644-4450 ===--~~ '*INTERIOR EXTF.RIOR * j ATTn.ACTTVE -..·om t n CLEA:\11'.G tn 1n1m1I hosp . Lie, 1n1, ~1111r8 n!erd (Ji ll ner.'l:Jrrl !O le•rn i, !t;ach 2 h1·5 m'11'n1ru.: h l ht'j 111n. llarr 1~, fil2-4;,;)I, Expe:r! rralt>s~ional m ., kr -u P f;M -546'), J".B, b('fwttn 12 & 11 1r\~S) i.pr11..v1ni. f"/tllilt>, p/t1n1, f.:..t i:'. 2P.\I PR.OrESSfONAL I"atnT!n;: -f'fl~t!l<ln 11\•~ll CAll Vivian~ -DA-l cL"\"~Pc17LO'~r~"10-,-,-,",,-o,-• lntrr/rxre.r 11•'111'<1 11nri<. \r "o t1 A r It Co & m , I I c 1 HOUSE: 1-iunt1n1~ \\'1trh the Llr k 1n~ ~.\..27!!1, fi~.:,..),l~n. M·l-1-Uit OP!!:~ l{OVSE column. ------- ---CUSTOl\,ER l'ER,. $4::.0 Grn11n<i tlnnr opiJ"'!r. In £m11·th m . 1'1r buhbly sparkllnlO:: pl'l'!<fln. C11ll Lind• Oay, '3.l-1700 n ~:N NIS k DENNIS P ERSONNEL AGENCY 208l r.t1chelY1n Dr lrvint. C11\if. e COUPLE tn n1an11gr 20 t:n11s. excha nce !or l BR •J'l!. Knowled~" of all ph8~1'~ nf n1 •1nr,."11nr,. Hu!banrl m11y h11vt 1"111t11rlt .lob C11ll ~t;.5flZ:. 11 rt 6 pn,, t:n1 form~ fl1rnl~hPd . Con-I;;:~=~----,---,--~ t11r1 Chuck Si1f'r. !971l(l ,lam-l\fATURE """'man to learh 9 hnrr,. Rh·rl., N f'. M:J.flfif(l, k 10 yr olt1 c;irl• rook.int:: r~t ?27.~ 11!1"r ~.:I011m, ,\l'ln• r tr .. hrlp \.\"1lh knm,,..._'l"lri< d~y Jhru F'ridR). 2·.10 to 6;~ p1n Q11·n tr11nJ. H-E,\L Tl! food s1-o,...-.-,-.,-,-,-, 1-"c'_"'c'c' _'c''--"-'c2-'-'-''-'-6-'c311_ n111r1, lull 11nr! [)Ari hml' Ap-J.IECllANIC t• n r t ! {.: n o: ply 1AA1 H11rhnr Rlvrl. C.i\I. IWlmP~lir. fri'lotl fM'~' Stead.'I HOSTE"S / . .lnh 64~10. •" , p I I m P Jll· I .'C-~.:._:_.::_,_ ____ ~ trl!Cf\\•e, O\'l'T 21. ApfllY In l\IUSICJAN v.·•n1NI . Gui\Ar. Jlf'r~n. ((ll(lny Kitchen, 3211 Lu1 hf' ar ae«1nhon p!ay!'r. HarbnrB!vd,C'.'11. /\.l)pi ,Y Swlt.~ Ch111 e 1 HOUSEKEEPER-COOK I '1 r Rtlit11ur1111t hriu.•n 3 k 5 pm, 41 ·1 N'1. ~('1~·porl Blvd. N.B. ~1on;irrh Rily u.· 1 do w ,\1atul"' wamJin, ll\'r 1n e e NEEDED !ltu~! rlrlvl'. Nl'w c11r pravld· Two Office G irls ,.rl r omll'lr tahl,.. pr1v11Tt ('IU8r!•r ~ w1rh T.V R•!"r'n""' "x r h • n l f' d , ~!&-3chfi. :>h1~t hi' 2,'i 1111rl .thl,. to dn~ -APPL'' - t.Q(. E tf;th "' ·• r ~t . PAX npr. /ln~11·rring Ser.•. Exper. Prrf'ti Hu11t1n~tnn Rr;ir!i !l.16-g,~~1. r~:n~!\'.\'.T·:L .~1>rr,.111r.1·. 1 .11 ""P"rirnrr r"r1111 rrd. !\fir Ii-, 11p111 , ~hnn h;inrl !lO, f11r!11fll'lon1>. Full 11mr O/lPll· int 111!h j:nnd ~illilrv .t· hrn rr11~. ~U!h f'n;i<! C'nmmun- i!v lln~ptTal. ,..;n111h Lll,cun;i 1!"f.1·1~1 1, E"r. .~:,i; ne slallrant • Busboys • Dishwashers • Hostesses Urgently Neededl r •. ~pl'r rrl'f~rl'l'ti Apply in J)f'r~on nnly REUBEN L LEE l.'i\ E. C(),\~T H\\·y ;>.1F:WPORT BEAOI The DAILY1 PILOT ORANGE COAST'S leading Marketplace r c L A 5 5 I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 ---- llEST RllYS! Thllrsd~. Auqusl 26, 1971 DAil V PILOT :13 I ][fl lllll I J[Il]I ll lJ I J~ ~[ _ ... -~![§].;;· I ~[ ;;;;;""-~ .. ~l~~I Help Wented, M & F 710Help W•nt..i, M & F 710 THE NEW REUBEN'S PLANKHOUSE Accepting Applications For: • I-lostesses • \Vaitresses • Cooks • Barlenders • Cocktail \Vaitress • Busboys e Dish\\•a shers • Bookkeeper Fringe Benefits Include Paid Vacation, Profit Sharing Plan . f.lajor r..tedical Plan ... APPLY IN PERSON 9 A.M. -S P.M. 6060 Warner Av•nu• (Corn•r of Springdale & Warner) Huntington B•1ch H.,lp Wanted, M & F 710 Help Want•d, M & F 710 Reuben's & Coco's LAGUNA HILLS Has lmm&diate Op•ning For Daytime HOSTESSES Apflly in Prrson 2-1001 Avr. De LaCarlota Lai;:una Hills I Al th,. F.1 Toro off ramp $ REWARD $ Plf'llSllll! wrrking rond1tion,_, lop cornrnis.~ion split, bonus. Nt'<'rf 2 top R.E. salesmen now~ Please. call for app't. SEMPLE R•al Estate 67S-2101 2515 E. Co11st H1vy., Cdilt fe1tber1 ~ Costa Mesa P /Time HOSTESSES Days & Eves * Apply * Bel(\re JI Ar>1 or .~-.~ P'.\1 lSSS W . Adams Costa Mesa leuben ; Costa Mesa BUSBOY F I Time·Days • Aprl.11 • Srlorr 11 A\! or 3-~ PM ISSS W . Adams Costa Mesa RECEPT' :;o I\ P· 111 C.111 Lf•I RECF.PTIONIST posit 1 on avail. in our sales pa\•liion. A1tract1vr, \'ivacious young lrdy desired as re· c11t I ho:o;less. !J you llrt> 18 lo 21 yrs old 1\•/bubbling pt'rsonatiry, capablf' ol lik· inJ.! prople & greeling them "'llh f'n!husi:isn1. f'1ther in per$0n or on phnne. you are lhf' one 1ve. 11re look1n,1:. !or. Extren1('ly plca~nt working cunditions, No exp<'rience nf"Cf'SSllry. 5 d11y 1t.•ef'k but must 11·ork 1vk-('nr\s. T)·11ing 40 \\'P;\t helpful, Salary ncgot1ahl<'. For interview caJl 64~i-OO!iO i\lon lhru F'ri. SA\VYER Hnme nerds mnture woman for floor rJut~". night shif1 1 1-7 . 6~6-6716. SALES J\1rn STOP!!! LOOKING & ACT S11ll's m1ndrd person, :o;ee for ;,rourselr, a real career op. porti;nity. Xlnt fu ture for rig:ht ma.n. Earnings com- mence immediately 1hould bP in excess of $300. P"r \11k. No canvas.~ing or solic1hng. Inte.Mriews by ·appoinrment only 9.3 wPekd1t,v~. Dan Har· dy, 5~4·!110 1. SALES - FULL OR PART TIME Plart> pur" 1\·arrr s;vsi rm~ In hnn1rs on monlh\y ren1at. ~hist he nr11t & willing to 1~·nrk. A\•er<11;P $2.:.0 lo s;;oo wrekl.v ('On1mfss1nn /or arpoin1men1, il1r n1ann, 11[ m.J4S1. Call H•· SALES PROi\-!OT!ON SUPERVTSOR BA in bu.~inrss nr Mk!ng F.x[><'r rPquirrrl Cal! :'<!rs. Srhm1rlt \\IESTCLIFF PERSONNF.L AGENCY 20~3 \\'('~lclif Dr., NB fil~-27711 -s=-A"L"'E S-WOMAN- ART GALLERY P/time ll"Ork nn Thur~. Fri., s.: &i1. A11i: 1.1 hr.1 rrr 11·ri>k. S111r1 $2 hr. Bc lwn 2~-40 .vr~. a(tr11r!1vr & rlrrss('rl ~m11r! l.I'. l\"r. Fashion SQ. S.A. ~1 -20.16. Sales.Rr;i\ E~t111e INCOME PROP. SALES MGMT. ACOUISITION F:XPANnrNr. 4~ YR FIR;\f H . H. Armistead & Co. 171·11 R30· 7C600'----- S1\LES.'L'\' fnr f111r .lf'll'rlry stri r~ H11n1. Rr~rh 11rc11. \1111 \Ir Fnw!rr. R.'J2-;i,w1 ----- ti•IP W•nted, M & F 710 Help Wented, M & F 710 Camera•• Garap Sale 812 Miscellaneous 811 Pli11nos/Organ1 t26 ~ Equipment IOI I Reniington portable Surgical Housekeeper (He•vy Duty) Surgical Technician Cooks MISSION COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 27802 Pue rta Real Highway, Mission V iejo, Calif. (E. on San Diego Frwy. & Crown Valley Parkway) PHONE: ( 714 l 495-4400 ( 714) 830-7700 SUPER 8 mov~ camera, lYJM'¥-T\ter, l Remington zoo1n lens & l"le<-, 'Y' Lektro 7 lihaver. la1t.•n w/undPr1t.·11ter OOx. Perftcl n1ower, rt!ll('!!e sel v.•/.1 !or surf n1ov1es . $ 1 2 5 . chairs, dbl hed bookt•ase Eun11g super & normal 8 headboard, a-I'' dresler proJPClnr, brand new $7~. w1m1rror. brief case, nu:ons 645-3695. & womPns clorlle:o;. Whitl' lur .lo S\Oil', books &\misc. 18916 Furniture l Ci I·---·-------Santa C11ra r, F. V. AUGUST 9!:iZ-50:l1. CLEARANCE N"=E~ll~'PO=H~T"""Sh<~•-n-,,,~c~,-m-p~lc-,, 5 PC"·lrx Spanit.h Bdrm ~et , householri sale. J r rn s $9!1 set . TI1nn1a.svil!t' !urn, 1;icl 3 JIC 5 Pc-Dark Oak Bdrm 1>Pt. Y'r!'t. dinettl' lif'I, 3 pr 1i11n 189 st'I. hed, <.'<>rner sec\'l, xiru-lon~ .'i £'1·.D11rk Sran1sh Bdrm ~1"'. beds, ch~st~ of dr"flwer~. w r.1·in hP1tdlxi~rds. $J{l(l :o;rt 1rundll" Ded. GE Ot>l~xt• 7' ~las, l1k" 0('11•, $fi'.I e11 . ~-d-_"1_S-_l5_1_1 _____ _ 8' ~~nish sofas & love Sf.>ats , LTV r rn furn, bf'd r1n S<'!. SS9 sl"t day hM. 1111-r rn ow r r , s· Spi;tush i;o[a & ('hair ~C'ts, Ja1nps, 2 bar s100!.s, I't'fl'lj::. "H"";-"1p-""w"-";n"!";-"d"~"M'""&....,;-•-·,"1T"-["H"-·.-·1,>"-•w";";;--•;--;•d-":~;;·-~&·-~F~7~i'~o"Sos:m srr. .. , ,. .. Misc 1onts. Bt\v TV, N'r.cr(1 las. usru, a I inus, your pl11.1'l'r Ao1-r1n. After 5 pn1 Savul(is & Loan · \\'A!TRESS, exr·n lull 11mp C"ho1rt> $2:! ea. )46---7ROO, 32;,.I 'A'nshing!on. JOHN'S BIKES -NEW- Columbi• * Premium Steyr * Roma na 10 spds $84.S0-$2117.00 :i speci.ls $6Zi-$&:i 3 spd.s, n1cn & ""'omen $5:\.~-$70 -REPAIRS- \\'e do l'Xpt'rt r<'pair on aJJ m11krs & models 23·10 NEWPORT BLVD, CM NEW HOURS 2flm !o JOpm Jl1on-f'M Sat-Sun 9an1 to 6pm 545.4;20 -\Viii T1tkr Trade-Ins ---•AUCTION• HOUSE LOAN SERVICE CLERK for S\1ed1sh Smorga!lbot'd. ~ Pc·~pani~h gaming table ,r,. GARAGE Snlr: inlciwm. A11,..nr1n ... rv<'ry Fri, 7 pm F.xpenPnce preferr<tl Apply lw!111n 4 & 6 pm. 14.• rha1rs .. $79. rernrd pl11.yrr, i:hcst nf t'urn. Ap·pti. An!lqnrs Call ,\trs. Wells, &12-4000 ~-191h St, C.:"11. Ask for1 Bnx spnni;s ,{ .. n1at1rl'Ssr 5 , 1 }or rtrai\'t'l"ll, golf clubs, rl"C 301."i \\', \Vnrn;•r, S.A. 1>! f'f " Jfnllow s«arcli li.;till SECRETARY-TRAINEJ:: 111 ' M111rr .':rnupinJZ ~ s, ,. la\\'n n1011•rr. g11itllr, n11•V Bh1p Grt'en sola hed & chair ~19-2'211 • ~17-77::3 Pleasant ofl1ce. Youn~ \VAJTRESS, Palm Spnnf{S ' · small 11.pp\. nays & F.vcs . --- ro-workers. Company \\Ill 1np rest_ Tray ~Prvlr.f', Res. s:~!I. !) 2~11i D<>l111vaN>. JIB. * AUCTION * train you to becon1e !ugh 1rlf'n:1a! fac1!. 1111ail 616-03.11 ;IO:-;.W dC'sk. cnocl eonrl. '1' ,,. NICE odd's It. rnd'!<. l'f'mf' paid secretary. Start $3;.Q. for app1 , Swi1·r1 buckPt rhairs izi rurni!un>. !608'1 \\'an-rn, F'int' Furniture -, --,:: •'ach. Call Linda Ray, 540--6055 \\ . .\JTfi ,SS. Days 12~2 p.111. u~"rl Furniture Factory 11.B. 8·1&--3021. COASTAi. AGENCY Ti ~"I A I I ,ps "" Y· PP Y nr fl inne 188;, llartv.r Rh·rl., C>t. Household Goods 814 & Aprlianrrs Auctions Frid11y, (:00 p.m. Windy'i Auction Barn 2790 Harbor BJ a1 Ari11n1s Sec'y to $600 SH + good typing, local Cal! Lorraine \VESTCLIFF PERSONNEL AGENCY 20-!3 \Ves!cliff Dr, N.8 . 645--2770 SECRETARY Fo~ the young V.P. of this gro1t.·ing local non-defense firm. S1;ir1 $550. Thr Al11.n10. Dana Point. -~---l;:;;;~NC,:-;;;;;;.--;;:;;-;;;~ ~1~S·!l-137 496-617j. ------1 • I 1 ~1QV1Nr.. mnl<t ~ell tables, ·===~-=~ BF:A tJT\FUI. rru!' \fl., \'(' \'(' rhri;f or dnt.11"('fl<, a•'qUll!"'"" 207JV. Nr,l'pnrT , l~! 6·lfi-Rti.'16 Bt>hind To;iy's Birt~ r.lat 'I e \VAITRESS WANTED; 1 nv,, ",,At . a1·ncarln--~\n"1 Days. BalboR Island. Good \um, strreo, elc. 536-5768 3:\1 "009"' ('()fl.V flllf1t•r typr ronrl. Only S~5. Uphol. 642. In nril.!in:il r;1rt11n~. !lps. Call 675-3375. J"'O<'k('r-T'IJ.~r-$2<1. Rrln..~ & Miscellaneous 818 2,000 shr('IS 81 ~ x 1·1" f\IHI \\'ANT ED Jlfl.rt ti1ne losr wc1~hl in the privacy of -3,000 shrcls ~·~ x 11". rarpcn!er. must be cap11ble your own home 11·/the usf' KENr>·IORF: dishwasher. like 5 u r p I us fr n 111 1r i 11 \ of lin1~h & unlinish rRr/Jf'll· of A St11uffrr po.~!ure r<>~1 . ne1v, culling hoarrl. Front der11on!'"trn lion. Prire ss::;, rry. CaH 64>1210 betY•et'n Cos! $300 new, Asking S75. lo11d $1 00. lim1, llonda :1() •7 ,., -' Cnll &\2-1:121, PXt. 2< . 8:.10 & j :JO , fi42-6969 . "'"· conu nf'P"i" !unr-up. _ -- 'loo I. 'I · D EL U X E t:n1•yrl.,1H••11n \VORJ.::ING Pha.rma r1s TTRANSF"E.RREO: ;, roorn · irm. "flternt!y clnthrs sizr 7 S I ?; Atnerirr1n11, JO vnL + 2 lr~ mother need!' re Ii Ab IP, 1'lP<lilrrr;111ran furn1turP, · · · · · · \VPh,_trr Jntn'l fli rt. + 10 ** SALE ** 'l'he store :har Ir lllmOUS for 1111ei:nty, dependability £: S('lVICe now offen labuloua di~t."'tlllllls 011 olanos & or· i-:an.~. New walnur ~p1nelA, ttg f799 . now $.:ff.> e New co~• ln a.JI style~. pecan. oak Ir w:il nul , l'f'I! to ~9%. now $i95 • Gi·and.!I. reconditlon- f'fl & rt'1iln1ng, 11a.1uL"s to S!~9.~ l1'0n1 $895 Ort,atl~. brand new w1rythm, lr .. m S79:1 • Organs, used, l1u1n S~!l:i • Floor models & li<·mn'!>, save up 10 S500 R11nk f1na11rin.i:. Free rleliv. r1·~·. Our fan1ou.! warran:.v on all 1n~trun1er\15 (lprn d111ly lo lo 6 COAST MUSIC N~:IVPOHT & J{ARBOR l •l'<ta .\lr~a It 642.2351 --WOULD YOU BELIEVE F'REF: ORGAN LESSONS 11.s !orig as yoll like• No reg- 1s1r11t1on. No ohl!ga!lon. Jun ('.onJ P. ('11ond;iys 7:31'1 Pm COAST MUSIC 612-2851 Sporting Good1 130 POOJ. table. Drl1;:i, coin n1lf'ra1rd, R()l)l"i conrf. $350. Rn:{s ~ling:r11y, Schwinn !3~ &l.~~',·-----1 121 !1!1-'LES. b o It 11.ct1on, 1!lS\V Sr 22-250. 11•/3-SX st'flf}Cs. fi.1.'i-1.177 al! 5 pm, V.'ET SU IT l:iO Jhs. 5'4". $20. ,,. 67'.1-'1.Jj2 .. TV, Radio, HiFi. Stereo STEREO 1971 rn0<1eJ. 136 Ale Cal! i\lary Lee , ~10·60J5 COASTAL AGENCY 2~ Harhor '1l at Ad11rns res[Xlnsih!e hahy~l1tin.i: !.-f.:in~ir.r hl'rlrmm ,_etl<, cof·-1-"-'·"7_"_9_·~ hooks nf art. All !Ofl qu1t!ity. lichr hnu,.ekrt>ping, P11rr frr .i;. f"l1<1 r'lmrnnrle,_, Serra Thrift Shop likr nrlll. n .. ~1 ofrrr oi•r.r 1>uspen.-.icln ~peakl"rs. Gar- 11mr . 0,1·n trans. Srhrr!u!r hl-fi<irk 1·plv<'t <'h:tu-,_, S' back to school clothes rarcl 11uton1a1lc turntable. ' SJOO. ~57-!i9f;7. Ai\1/F"i\t, s!<'rt.'O radio &: SINGLE neerl!e ,t-overlock ''arl"s . lo 1.) d~ys ~r vr\vPr /iOfil K· lnvr~ra t , on sale now! U--:-s-. -Divr -,.-,-,-,-"ch-n oprs on dre5se.s & 111nn1h 61~-:mso. Co~la l/Pr(·ulnn fi11111I~· r non1 Ill i\Ta 111 St. H.B., lO 11n1 1o 1ape ckek. Still new. was I 'I I · en u i p · c· o rn fl Ir T r ~~."Ill. Jnf? on J~" aw11y Ucig wld ~[Xlrts"·t'nr. Top pay. Ro l's i esa. furn11u1.,,, 1ke nP11', pr1va!e 2 11n1, aJ6.fl(¥.j7 • , ":-· 1 7 lnllatablf' sR1lboat S2~il. 2:i" f s !99 !! · 1111 oil balance Mrir. 646--0308. \\.00\!AN to J1ve-in, 11g" 1'>-:iO p;c.irty. Sarrifii·P .. '\\~.1/J ELECTRH;-i::1·1ndl'r huller. Jraha Rei'flnt ninn's bikl' ;;r$ti. ~;· .«m:n paynlen!s.' SF:N!OR Sales engineer for for f'\d('rly r"'n pll'. Rm & GJRL"S brrlrnom furni111rr rhesf rr"('trr, l~e 11·ood S'llO. 5.'\Ci-7.~r.1. ClJIPL-tion Dept. 7141893.0501 new, rApidly grow in g lxiard. 1142-;,"[!.i. mitrlp hy n1asler c-abinrl· rle,.k . Call aft 5·30 pm -----c 0 E 'I h •• ,.· h< ' I k n k I h•I . h· • .,. 7"9 RF.AL ('!>lilt!• S\i!"('l~S 11111· Al.I. nrw Zenith 19'. .. 1 . in )"" ""'' ii 1ni::; YOUN G larly. nn !'.f·honl, 11·1 l ma ('r. M w r "r, 0·11•1· "11· "·'·. • J 1· ld 5 t 7 ho -• d , I I -.-~--~ !!'rns. CR~:.\ tnpe casst•lls, ('h1·nm;irolnr. The Nn. 1 ., roo 1ng It> · , o yn 1r11in. V1111Py CF'llter Cnflrr ; "' 11n Cllll(lpy w s 1r ""·~ 4:1 Yards of u.~ 1!1-Lrllv i·.•o. &ll:....""'7 . !h ·• 1 I J h' ill I • ""' r:t1NI sr!. CHsh & i•arry $.199. E':l:P. in f' resi.of'n ta. nr\i• Shop, cornf'r ol F"Atni;ier & and I! 11~:o; f'il 1net~: · 1 An1111 cnlnr cnr[lf't Sl~. Rnll ----'-"-------. 1· Id II h ' M ' 11 Trr111s ,,1111\JnhJ(' ABC Color consirucrion 1e , SC' ini:: Euclid. and ' nr s!(\rage ca 1nrt, 11.,\•Ry IX'rl. single $10. 1sce aneous major pittes of cquiprnenr 1 ~-~~~~~~~~:~1 n111tC'h1nR" "·hitr ""/antique il\-72!1.1 Wanted 8'20 TV. 9021 AHanta. at or engineered pro<lucts to ~lrl $3r.i Ca.JI 673-449:\ ------"'::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:;:;;;;:;;;::;;:;:;;;::;;:~I :'lla~nol1a. rtR, 968-.1319. the c-Onstnic!ion inr1us1ry. I Merch•-"•'•• )[~] C-V-ST-~'.\-1 -H I k~ ~1 -l GOLD plush r;i rprt, us1'rl I Zl·~NITH f.: Ad1nll'al ·.11 colnr N•lio--1 "larket1ng pro· '"' · · ;:in ·!'()("" ' 3 11 <' 111n, llJllH'OX 23 .~q yrl~. SfiO. "" " . t11·1r1 hrds w/IY>x spnni::.~ ,r,. ;.,11'-7107. CASH PAID FOR TV f1n11 I closc--0ut sl\lck gr11111 now being r!~'\'Plopf'd. nvi1!r1>.~<•·'<. $-IO P 11 <' h . Jl1111f('rl ~'ul! \\"1Ll'1'anty. Dis· Balance-Fin, Inc S8j \\' •••••••••••' ~!atrhnu: l'llnltv f, mirror ARC ,_hllfl"' v.·rdd1ng set. finr lurn1ture, apph11n1.:rs, ro11111 for rash. Free color 161h s1. N.8 . fH2-71700. Antiques 800 ;7;i t l1•r1i;::hr a~r1qur PllHYl, \\'h!~f' wili1 srttlnj:;: ?V11lurd 1H1tiQUC'i". On<' pif're .1r SER VT CE Siil . Fully SCRAM LETS fini~h in :inh'!ll" ii·hi!r & ll ~":;IO· ~;oir• C.ill _=1~-4079._ hou~rful. Cali tl;iy or nigh!, . "rl If 1·r A I I 5-19-224.l or 5'\7.77~3. f]ltali h<'rl luhr1c11!1on n1;in . !'.0lrt S2;1l. :'>ll<-1.)13. w { i! 1 rn1ra frrr 'M'r, Xln"I pay & cnn1n1. Arcn ANSWERS ,-ROOi\-lS furn11-,,,-,-.-r.F: s,.1:il.I :\ o\~~IJI ch111rs. S27. " S1ar1on, 19th & NrwPQr1, S!rff'n. 2 rh<'IT\'ll'onrl Mmm. ll :i.1 . .,...)'"'"· Musical Instruments 822 C.~1. this A, f'nr1~ rah 1n"1 ELF:C. Brlt n1assai::"r, S:il, ,.. .,2. d G U ITAR-~.1hsnn .., ... ·' SERVICE Stetion S.1lrsmrn S1ud10 -Aglow -Flora -IThnm'l.~l'tllr•. 1!"170 4 r y1•lr :-l'l11t nr . S.i, ~.1r"s Ii wy. Na1l1ral & r11~1·, hke nr11•. full Sr p/t1me op('nings. \\'omh!ii -SOFT \\"()OD \\'hirlron1 v.·11sher. f;('rl.~. F.xrr. i\farh. S:lS. 61·1-2'1:'1. si·,-·/li·. 1 ,M ---------~ ~ olr. $.>w 1;1lu. .'ll1n . 2hyrs e~. rl'~:r!. .\Jrn 1 havp llf>f'n lo~1 ni.; r!('. :1:;7..fl.10!1. nTSlf\\'/\Sllr·.'H. G.E., prt~. &lz-12:;2. ~lust al'e re~. grnunc r\·"r sin..-., 1h..-ftrl'! ST\JnF:NT',C:: rlrsk s 2n~, s~;;. Bkrsr-!!rlhrr! f<ir dhl - S I ' -m·1 Appl" ,·, ' l•"•JJo • h I h Lll!:"O:-l° 1-.S :i.:;,, .llrl .sh;op<• a llry "' ~v "· ,' <" \'f' c ~· <f n11111e l.~ <: IJ KT"'ll"hlrr l"f'f"!ln1>r $ 7"'1 .. hrrl. d11rk o;Jk S2:i. IH2-!17.l I Z.'". 11n1rnnri 11·11h 1•11n.<;0lrs. ABC l nlnr TV, !lll~l Allanra at t'lliH:rtolin. IIB, !'16~3329. C.r1.;:i::-;;1~i\1_A_G NAv ox f](ll)r n\OllP] 1170. rh1'•1fl1:r11rt1 ·'· «11'r'l't'l t"M r11rt1fl Call :.:17·1131·1 ask for Cl iff ---------1.fl{E 11r1v. PhllL'Cl 21" R/W TV . i\l;ohog r·onsnle. Orfg \\l"nly. $~l."i. 2:110 Orl;iware, person. No phone .-11lls, 2500 of SO ti 1\1000 h -~---'II C'I ' · ___ ~l;ipt" drnfllrar ! I. 4 f'hr,_ BEAU'J'Jt·ur. plt1.vhousr It~.~·. C.•11 213·.·,•.12.;170:; J\'.ell"por1 Blvd.. • · A"TlQV" O I " • --'' ~~ ricnra rug, $25. r.111rklrn II n rr111n ~rt Alt nrw' (ir••;it ff)r )'Our J11-----PANASONIC ~ rrark ~!PX. llH RVICE I 1'·16' h -' f-'J.l;r n1ano i"<'rut•T Rr1r11l1'~ SE ~ sta1t'ln pump ~... .~numlld", ;ill \1·nol l.still in hnx1S:t0.;..!.~21h2. 1Jri;:11'l..i !li-.'lli!~1. ,. 1ft'll' ph1,1•1'r $1~i0/Bcstoffer. C"M I --~--7:\. 3 mo.~ (\lrl. f'(l~! $1100, island AAlf'sm11n, "' llff'll, worth1 •100. make nffer. 2?173 2 riani!J\°snra-;:--s1n-... R; r1itt.t.rr1. SJJl"ltl".~ & ini."'· fi,1r, ... 1010 uf1 !'! Pr.1 . f11ll ltme, 5 rlay l\"rrk, IOJfl i\1rnroui Ap1 A Co.~!a I II ll ,0 , • ." s;i 1·. S~()(J. ;,,r ... r;i:'.l.~. ----' \\"ll n11t r•n ror la 1 r , ~. p1r-n<'arl.v nrw, $fi;1; l11gg11g1• ,i:.: -------\r1·;STON-digi1111Y rilt metrr. p11y. f\!Ylf!! sh11ring, Z ye11rs ~1e~a. nic tah)r, s:i: "lrl .w11·111i:: n11~1· 1tr111.~. f;l~-OJ2f: Office Furniture/ ran{!e HJ() m\lli vnlr!'i, model l'Xl1 A, re.r~. Call 673-7213 !or . Equip 824 $ Nar.11111111 Ca.<h RM::.1.~t!!r $ _mJtrhinr'.....S_1~">4:l-:i612. SNfltlnn;;t°('ash Hr<>i~ ..:... T~)() Sl.)11. &M-15&.I_. __ _ appn1n!n1e11t. 01" h --· " • - "· ll'ry nrnalf' ra.~s ('a.w. !t' snFA. 11,·nr:i,!n, rru~hr•I 01•1, l'rry f'rn:ile br:i.~~ c11sr . Friden Flexowriter • l\,· rnv1n,-. Rrfll i.~T ic receiver, SERVICE s!11tion arrcnd1111!, Xlnt {'nllft & \l'llrk <i · · ' in~ nr rr. l'f'lvP! nr\'rr u~erl $150. :\!nl r·ond. & worku11; nrdPr \\li1h taPf' punrh flnd lapr 2 snkrs, g1·rat i.·.:rund, cnsl f1!1J hmf'. 1'1Ust know rt'P111r lrleal for M.',111qur s,",'111· ('Ir. ~t11 1,-.h01n' lovr"";u $100 ld•'<il for l:nlJli"Ut' shop, ('IC·, ''"·'''''-'~r~·.·1 1.,,. rc11r<)dUl'-~'"O JI 119· >1'10'3 work, Local residtnt 11rr. J\olu<t ~rll ${i0 642 lSI el"" ·i '-'JUU 1 -.·.·•·."··-~" •• ·•·0"0· .·i~iii,iii .._:___·_..:....·..:__:___=~· · · ~.l1-l !l"1:1. i\lu~1~cll .$~'10.6·12...;1;1119cvr. tion 111ul rc<·ordi11g lr•lh'rs lt'rrt'd. Ray's Ph11J1ps 66, 11 -h ~~ S. Co11s1, Lag Bch. illlJST~1 , C .i: 1 r ~f' nd fl l" Sl"UOIO hrrl, lg<' i:!url;;;t ;ELECTRIC-GUITAR-an1! or othrr dnn1111cn1s. !11 rx· I )[I -~rrrr!n ry · 011"r lurn. rl1><k. ni'lflrrn v.·al rl .. ,.k. 11mphl1rr. Arnr. nrvrr u~d. Clllcnt r··1m l1tlon S·17.1.00 • SERVICF. ~T111111n flf'rds f''(· F. l""r h 111 g~. C'IOl'k rll' l F" F" 1 \f r I ! (71 ll S21i·l2;i6. free to You prr n1Rn, d.1y,.. G<1!1l1 11ork· :N: ..... '•2'27 llm[l~. ,!r or IP P . u,_ ,_C(' o a1111r<"•·1a r . ----'---------' ___ ---_ _ itl2wffl-,2 s:ilJ 00 fn1· ho1ri. Call :i.~l-~Jf..07 \ll-i·Pll,11""""~ .. rru•r furn inr; ('!"111r!1hnns !.: f'ilY Uninn \'ALA"CF'S I h II ." · ~ · a_ ri r nn 11·11 .~ Tl·:~tinui, tabl~ _11ft fi fl.'.\1. d!'~k\ ~aft'"· c·opirr, 11drl1n'.! Oil :l!l.117th SI., C '.\l. ~ ril<<<• II I 1 -I 1 ---... l "'' l\<1 rmnrn i;. rh<1 1r~.rn11rirJmff~r11hlr&LO\\'-lll-.:AT COOKl\'1\HJ·; 1n :1rh.,f i r ~.r·ia i r-; SF:RVICF. S!at1nn hrlfl, full ~~·.~2.,21~. etc. r1c. Dll)'/f'\"e. Spll nr~h hrxll.i;nn table . s .. :r ~1.11n1r~~ .~lrr1. nc,_\•'q 67.':-9:.10. _ umr rllly man. ~\\'lllJ:: «h•ll -~~"~-------~-1\7~-~g; nrl'rr ll[>!'nrrl, .vild, S.;09, f=I NE ART R ENTALS l.· 2ra1'Pyarrl. Tnm Rr1lly's -;A I' 802 PP ranees .~r,\•,·1 s.·i1'°.· I· ._ lnvrs_r--;;I, 1;1kl' SS7 :i0 . .-.i~h. 639-tJC22 1Jon1r·Olr 1714 f i'i2·!~1.10 Arm. 19th l.· j\;P\\ rnr1. C \I ------------~ " ''" ~ "' -------I 1'.M S 11 SJ = "ii~. 11 r•r 9fi~-i~Of,, J';i u\, -----826 I , roo I B I HOTPO!NT w11 shrr &. r lrr r11:c ·""· ·" -~• ' _ _ Pianos /Organs SI A.,1 ;:11·. l'iiU[.11 ir-rlr1·r:·, la1" n1ndrl. ,.1111 :'\Jn"! h11) fi1 2 !'121h -~·nrc1.; il.r S11 ln n1 fl'llll" <'11~1' rrqu11""d 4-rlay 1<'P<'IC - S>llary. 67_1.71.12 cn;-.rl. ropprr1fln" 13.,rh fll r (;J!u, s-'ol)1it"-!"'l!l'1Ji\· hr•t. n1,11 l<'I h;i;r <ir.\'"I" $10. Slin1 3 Lines, 2 Times, $2.00 IJ)\I ABLE 7 1nfls o I d {)ra.ni,:r/l\'h1rr male kitty. nl11·1•1·1I. ~tl<l1 ~/ho~ trained. fill--01.\'.I aft fi [\Ill ----]ii .\HJ. •1ld l11'n1111rul Coll1r n"rd~ gd hH1111' V ,. r y \l'F;sTCLJ ~ r rER~O:>.'~F.L A GE~CT \\'r'!I ht'lp you Sf'!I! 6-12·5678 STI"Ll5TS anrl m<i~f'rs rtlil 204:1 \\'p~rrl1ff Dr., ·"B I t1111r , rr!~ll "".I:. K· t.r11111 y Sl:itl Al~n l\rnn1qrr 11;i<:hrr, m ll !!T'f'~" !.-hr>x ""r1l19:,_ 1n l!,1·1•1 S1 • N•wu1c 1n11rh111•' F"''(I f'l'.lllfl s,1:1 gn;ir f..· rl•irl r rl. S'l:, ~1~-lfi.11 o·;ihJnrl 12() All 111 xlnr {'011d. il<'l1vrrrrl. ,',.lf>..)lfi72, 8·1 7~11:-0 HF:At'TIFL't. rr1>nch-f1;;;, fi1 2-9:12'.l ------ Sl l 'l :'l lf~/{ Cl.1<111~1\NC:E S'LI·: K1111·a i, S1r1n11·.1y, Hallt11 in, \\111rlll1"t K1n1h.1 1l. lft11n~y. conn. All.-n. r::11' ~22:1 S· +111. ltFi\"TAlk"i. E1\SY TJ·;rt~I~. pln.11!1!1 . !i-!1;..~17 ;ifl 4pm ---1<~:1\t"T pull S1a me.1r, -;;;::;;=::::0'':;';;';:";;'::C:::;:;c;:;;~D0A::~'L:Y="P~ll~,f)T:;:;:::lo~c=':':"~'°~'~ ~upply ~urrr miir1. 1 lnul'ly ~ pny. /\prl.v in pcr~nn , 13 E°Al! Tl F"l ! 1. 11' If IT E S!Df':-hy -.~irl" 11•/irPn111k1'r ('h~1r~ IA111 p~ sann~ hiilh, sz.1:1 •. :l !Jr. \l't·~1irn:hnu~r 4 rn~;~r hl'r! ~li.~r. fi7J.fi2.'JI CL'~"Tl'J~I f OLD!NG P:00'.\1 Y•·ll11w l: wh11,., 1n11lc <·at. ti \>-\~.'\.!) -~--~ NO MATTER WHAT IT IS • • • YOU SELL WITH CAN IT A DAILY PILOT WANT AD For Fest Servict & Expert Assistanc• DIAL 642-5678 DIRECT F:mpf'(>S,_ \\'Jg Cn. 121i:o\2 l harn111n. Garr1Pn Grn1·,., nr 400 N llArhor. FuJIPrtl)n '~ 2 rl c· b 11"' All --~ --DlVJDl·.R .\f1>!:1l i;:r11t & ''N· T I "(\fl •'II, l.IGHT h:irr11"1•ld rl• n i n~ v."('\f"\fj. OOx:ili" $S'i. f..l·l-8:)()3. f n rurll.11 !1>lr pt1onp infnr. Fll<LD'S PJA:-.:O CO. la!" rnOOel & froi;l-rrt>r l.<ihl" f,, i"hAir,_, f\11111 mnd. ~~=~~ 646-7820. S7j _ :.40-0lll. 2"/." 7 Btarlr .J11crihsrn greens 1$3.1 Nr wport Rlvrl. TACO BELL --_ _ niowcr ron1plr1rly rrhlt, & Crn;la illcs.1 71 1/fi[,..32:,o P t1imrrt;:iyi;orr11e:o;, Collr!':e FR~ST RFRE~rl If\ 1"ll ~t ••HOLLYWOOD hl'tl. $2'1. nflt uf.f'd. 5 HP. (lo...{•;n·t sturlrn1 nr h~r"·ilr. Nn r)(fl , . ., rig, yr~ 0 • ;I( r> ron · T.<ih!" !.: n ch11irs. S3."l. Call ~~7 !Y.lf>l! nPr . .Ill.II Occ;in Avf'. ;:,.-u;. 7.'!00 Frretrr run~ r1>fn.ll. 1r111p. i.:l1.-l\9:lfi I-·-·_-_._._·-~~~~-- T-c .. ,\Cll~. fo~ kinrlrr«Rr!rn SSO. 1930 l"'l:tr! Seahnurnr. --· 30"" S1n\'f' $.15. Krnmorr r.. r... ' "' NB Garag• Sal• 812 port. rJi~hw11shrr $'2.'>. Cou('h < pre-,.chon!. .1.i Hrs "'k. & h · s2· 119 E 161h LADY Ken1nore 11111.o r 111r J. · • HA\l\)f)ND, s' e In w av. Y:>maha. NCl\I .ft usrrf pinnO!l of mos! maKes. BC'sl t>uys 1n So. Calli. at Schn11dt Music Co., 1907 N. 1\lain, $.1:;cJ mn. ~t~rt ~J'I!. J.l. ...,~hrr 1,,. m·"•I. •Int PATIO AAlf'· i\foiv1ng • lnt~ ~ CM. ~16-3.188 be!"'" 9am-3·30 ,. ~ . "'' --------~-~ _ _ ·--Snn!a Ana. Fl:f·:I·. f<.1r plt'k1lf)-l'..'Q1nplr!r 1!hl iw.1. (}r.-i;sj•r, ches1 or rlrnw1;s, 6-16-c7_:;>-'-l--~-I FHF:E mixed Labrador Rrlr1r11!'.'r 11upp1rs. 2 mo'11 olrl Sr niothcr. &16-5986. ..... -. -CUTf:-biiiCi(""remall" kit · f('ll nrt'd9 home. c I 11 8·1&-4014 _______ , --FREE WOOO 646.3131 cQnd $7j, GE 11u!o wa~hcr. i;:oodirs. Flriwrr fl 0 1 ~ · NE\VPORT Be:i!'h Trnnls WELLINGTON U r r I g h : pm. xlnt ri:inrf S:i0. r,1111 r t. gardPn tools, Pt r . 4 2 7 ctuh, f;im\ly membrr:<;hifl, piano, be.aur . tone, easy ac-WitrrE male mlniA. poodle' 2 TEACHER in Fnunt1un Vly dclivl'rl':d. ~16-8672 R47-8115. \Valnut Pl. C.~f. &it °" Su11 rnr ~ale. Best 0 r I er. tlon. $250 + )'OU move. yrs old. All sho!!I, 8.rt'll rlf'~lff'S r Ip R n l n g ----' !}.5 4~1,,,.,00 ~zit.IR FRlGIDAIRF: wa~her f, l{a:o; · 1-;•~l4-~n""~·=· ::=::==::=:;:::;;;;::;:;c'.;0::'~~~·;:·;;;::;;::;:::;;;;::;;::;:::;;;;:;J;;;:;;;;::;:::;;;;:';::::::;;· :;:::;;;;::;:;;;;::;:;I 11"(1m11n, C11U 962-jf).IO. TREM"NDO r rlrver. good cnnd. Both for ~· r, US ''Br a~ e T R OPICAL FIS~ sM· KrlvinAIOr rf'lrog, $.'\ll. Sale. Sa1 Aut: 2il!h, 911m-llohhir~! or e~,p. Salc~m11n M;..'>6l'1. 6pn1. B11r,1:111n~ G11lore. 1f\.JR 2 l.ora!lon:o; Port Chrl~ea Pl NB . ., \' h' l I -• ., B FOR 111Jc -Ken m n rt' &!4-21iOR ""'<-l2'S ' "· 11~ Jl)n s aiKi, , •. • autnm11hc 1t.•11shcr S I 0 1----· -~------12 l'a!hion ~quarr, S.A. · GARAG" SAL" s,--,·-· 5-lG-2779 11fler j pm. r. r. .,.. ... ""· Bil: Ru!!IO'g, 58 F'11~hil:ln Is· 1--~=~~~~~--Chilrll'l'n'! 1t.·r11.r, 1t.•a1ihet & lanit Newpnrt Beach !l26ti0. O'KEE'Fl-: & Merritt 115 dryrr dble bed. misc. furn. TYPIST. 6.'i w.p,rn. ~ lfn: e range 32"-wiril': oven 2 yrs 1924 Dtana Lft. N.B. Aug 27 day, 4 d11yg 11 wk. $2 new. S85. 642-41(15 alt 5. &. 28. hr. Re!<Ume Hal l.awN'nce. LI~ ."'w Admira.I .n!'f~g., 4'1·p-,-,-,-O-.-,-,-,-,og--cm--.... -. -hn-y's lnc., 21)82 Michelson Or., x 5\, , white, &acnllce $75. 26" &h11•inn bikr , rl!'l'6l!er, Suite 712, Irvine. Calif. 67>-7:>16. toyr;, hnokll. 8'1·11 Darsy or. 926&1. A·l Rcfrlg /frl'.'t1.er, H.R. 842-J(l24 lITTLTTY mcn nf'f'delf !or S75 HO U SE 11 O L D i t ,.. m 11 , Nf'w CARROWS Restaurant I ~cc""'""C=•cll,;,.. ... _·l,i995~. C.,-;:-o;-:-I clothing, llke new. TOt'li~. OJll'nin~ August 30. Apply in GAS Dryf'r-$60. W 1 & h,. r , \l't'ldinc ootfil. 21179 BAilow p e r & o n • t C A r ro w ' nert!R "'f>Alr, make oner. L.tne. lM a57-7Xl3 Restaurant 620 Aven i d" 548--3289. GARAGF. SAie! Sun, 29, 12 Pico. San Clemenfe. i;t.EFRIGERATOR. Ir o s I· Hit 5. SolA heft. 11r..reo, e.lr. WAITRESSES llet'rled for fttf', roppt'rl~. SIOO. 17141 673-Ml!O 2T.U Pactllc Coa'!ll New CARROWS Rer;1aur11n! 96&-8.'M Hwy, Clti\1. l!'l'ar hou9':l "Opening August 30. Mus i he. 21 or Ollf:r, apply in ~rson * G .E. OT~fWASHF:R. Xlnt TV, 3 h«tll, 2 din. M'tli, 2 C"Ol1ri. 1,IKE NEW. Be!<I f'A5h wiR~. !Jimpt1, '56 Oievy P.U. at C11rf'O\l·s Rcs!i'lUnlnt 6ztl Id PI ·s <1ffrr. 962·!1639 rrurk. Mil'<:. 645-4737. Av,.n I CO, • 11n Clem<'ll1f', NF.AR rw'lll M;c.i)'IAlt 111111 PATIO 11ale. must ~ell All WAITRESS rlryf'r. Jll'rf ronr!. ~1crlflt-e! he fort' Sun. 2513 Davitt Pt. s~ lirm: !!Fill-:.zitOR. '~c~·'c'-"-"'-"...:.°'.-~-~~-1 ,. lf\IPI mUet' 1/lo)p, brcAll fasl ,, A ~ ~hi lt F'or lntt"rview. CAii A good W!lnl •rl is 1 ~ f.ARAGE Siii,.. RP!ria. Krn. l~~"-.J;:-::L=~-~~=~~ I fi.M·1·7ro hr!"'·n 10-2. Ask ftir mnrt' Wl!l,~hrr, ~ r rt v', ll 1 ---------=;:._ ___________ ,_·_·1_,_,_."_hn_•c'_°'c'-·----lr.111'.~lmt'nt _ Arrt.):lrn~ outfit .~n 1769 • • ·-... •• 1 [).~·---._-------• • . -· '. , .. DAILY PILOT I'---,_'_' v .. ~[i [ ........ --I ~ ~I_, .. _ ... _,,_ .. _··-·~ l[i]( Auto1 lor S.. l§J '--1 ._ ........ _ .. ,·__,!§] I l§J ! .__ _.,,._ .. ,,_ .. ,.__,J§l I ,,,,.rn ... ,. I~ ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 Boats, Power 906 Camper•, Sale/ Rent t20 Mobile Hom•• 915 Aulo1 Wanttd ffl Autos, imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Auto1, lmport•d 91lt Autos. Im ported 970 WANTEJ:> scot! hOmf for ID\'• in& 10 rno. ~d Siarne:.e !em ce t. ?l3:~2-.2Ml Suns e t Beh. ----. - P•ta, General 150 ANJJ.IALS R US ee Mn nk1e ~ s,.1!1.9.s, Pe:ktapoo1 Sl!l.9;i. 0 1pmunkg $4.%. rrf'f: Cha- ~lon v./purrh~ ol Ci,i'" 839-'520, 366 '-'" :\lrfarldtn. S.A. Cats tsl PU!lE Si.mt~ klttt'M. ht'Jx tral~d. 1,,.,.ki, :\In t he&llh, 1?11.Mfl.!l blf ;,.w;..;t ;!I Dot• &S4 • SAVE THIS AD t Good tor $4.00 of on trim UYble th routh Sept :ill. i l ;\E\\'PORT DOG GROO'.\l:ERY 2903 C Nt 1••por1 B 11· rl . , N~"POrt Bt-<1 rh F.i:l-7if.l'i E X CE P T!O r..'AL AKC San1oy~ pup~. S1r,.d b~ Ch. i listt-r \\11!1h1·11.w I\o l Sho"'· S&moyerl tn C11.lif. ~'1 .~ 1n U,S. \Vk nld"'1nly '} 11'11 Dfpos1t5 11.Cl'..'f'pltd filfi.~i~!I. * 2 BEAL!. Afr;h11 n!. l!Qi: /, bi!C"h ; Silo°"· QU<lllly, ~IUt STORltlHlLL h r ,.,d 1na;. Lynn, a.17-3724 or 548-J.j~ IRJSH SETI'ERS. AKC. jO + damp.\. 6 gtner11.tl(>l1 ptd. ~-830-3183. 1197...g&.M hf'll\'y rlu!y, Irani!'. 11r1.1. i.i $2.1. M2-JI R2. mounts trnn;i. C11;;lnr n h1nJt "h"'l\1'~ 1'1 ,r,. llnnrlR ;'() 11"1C. S200(} fl.lust r,.mo\·ahl,., s .. ,. this one~ 962-7689 Pn1 . Pty. NOW! l7" _r.olr1r n f"alron, ~l'U FRITZ WARREN'S JAGUAR Pri (! t ~ • JENSEN Al"Tl!OP.IZED S1\LF:S " SF!l\"ICE NEWPORT IMPORTS LOTUS ALIT!IORIZED MLES !.:. SEP.VICE . NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 IV. Co<1sl lhvy. --~'c''=1"ror1 Beach LAMBORGHINI TOYOTA TOYOTA DEM O SA LE LAA.Cf: .'I E\\! It USED TOYOTA SJ::LELflON SEE US AE t"OR E \'OU BUY' ..J)erui Le.tiM VI TOYOTA 13-lli Hil rbnr, C.~t 646-!l.,0.1 '68 Toyota Yrilr \\'111·ranty, Auro Tr11.Jl~. R;;ic11n. Jle,q1rr, 11 h11to 11;ill~. hnlf'd i;::las~. ~·•r11 Tr;.i11~n11<..,1on. Prrf.,r J Sr•·· n•1t1 C'11r, I \'TSIP:l 1 $\ 111·1 G;irdrn t;m1 F J.10('01n-,\!rr- ru1·.1. C;irrl.,n (;1"01r Bl1·d. 111 Rmokhurst, 6.Jl>.29Rfl. TRIUMPH ·;,9 TRtUr-.tPH llr 11.rld, "6S I'll!;, nu t1rr~. $200 1;1~-272.it af1 3.3n ~~~7 DAILY PILOT l<'lr action! C;ill 6-12-71611! & Save:! TRIUMPH .6!1 TR 2"1 Ii 1·~ I, tn11flf'.l \J l'Ql"f'r, \l1c•h1'11n t 1 r "-" 1\m F m '\h11 rnf'ld 'lli"l.1 111 5'11i-I037 or 1 2 l :1 J ·1~9~:1. ----------l!lfi!I TR-6, l""l"d. ,Int ''11n1! N'w p11.inl &· 11rr>~ ~23(¥1 !)f brst nflrr. 5.1r,...l!l90 --'63 SP!TFIRF., .1<11f111· 11!hlk lnp Nr1< 111rit.-.r, pf'rltc ! ("l'lfld .~fi:•J. f;,\t.4107 "li2 TIC:. \11l!tonrl .. µ·..o~as.h •Jr lradr for Silnir 1·~i11e ,.;ir 11/a111n 1 ran~ li"i:::-:-.'.!l:• i"7!itJ --:rnft:\IPll-R E. D ROA OSTER. $200. t • %"l·Olll l t t ----·.-~ TR. .. 1 Tr.ttl" f,.,. V11 nl f'11nl'l Trur·k/('a~l1. titl-111.11 VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN 19iO \""\V \\•,.strh111i11 poptop C'<lmf"'r' ~".? ~ milt-•, t t t ·lll..l-111;).I • • t f,i/ \'\\' st="rl;ir~l-n«n .. r . n,\I d1''" t1r;okr~, R.~·11. Xl111 r•nrul. $'!;;(). 6~~!.121 '6.i \"l°"V Ru-;-r,.blt ,.~ • pRU11 S695. Or1R1nal owner 494-5.1;i6. "61 \'\\'. "67 Eni;:'1nr , Pon;rhe r11!'ti & e.1ih1111 ... 1, nPw p11Jnt. 1'111.kt' ••fr , :..1~7fiti. 7if." \'\\ Ru~ ~l""'f'l'r fi7 ~~nt. nr11 hr;ikes. AU _..1r11.<. S~.iO. Ii l:l-117flll ---'f;F; \"\\. 1111 hrks ;\ !Ir'-~-l.o !HI $70fl. 9fi1-.1\25 0 f '.lllll~:r:21. r x• 24 \"\\ \'an, not run111n;:. R,51 <'lff"'"· S350. :'\''" 11r"~. 2Pn- ,.r,11nr .C· rru:: r-;ir1 ~ :'!3~-~ ---------·I fi1 \"\V :'\••11 rile. 2 nP11 ures. '63 VW CLEAN ! ~-i:il :1110.1 :io1 e '1\7 \l\V RUG • (;nnrl conrl. Brln11 Rlul' Ron k ~·~lur . $900. 548--:i61!3. !;rr;i 1 Tran•. $7f!·, • >1'.I0-667~ • ·s~l11·v -:-;QuARERACK. 11.1r. n1>111.\· x!r::il<. Sll'OO. Tit f.!!-71i21l , 980 Auto1, New 980 AutOs, N7o_w ___ _,9"SO"' YOU CAN'T FREEZE OUR RED HOT P~T G'"""a l Dants pupp1e5, 8-t.•b old. Chf'ap' 642--ISUi ....... i..34-~~ C.~d 25 + Catlin• 27 Guar:n1ee the lowe.~t rares in So. Caltl. "C11.tlina. c.roi~ Ing club'". Lclc&tion Ne"'porl Harbor. il41~-i840 tor inlo. lll' P"·r Cruiser Sli d11y 2i" NH!. ~lps j S28 rle.y ~II Coa~t CrulSUlj2. Oub ~,.wpor1 H11.rbor. 64~5500 36" f LYBRIDGF: Cruiser. Sip~ 6. f ully eqpd inc 5kip. Sl]j/rlay, S/00 v:k. 644-821 1. 1·nn1 r1. ~101'"• rP friR. i1·~tPr SPORT CAR CENTER t htr, R"'·n1n(.!. Asking SJ rf(J. • 1----------- l"ol;i ny f'~l ra.~. 1\lu~t ~""· !lfi~-"2<1.'fl or :i4fl-.ll2::if>. 710 f .. l.~' S1., S.A. :..17-071;~ KA \VASAKl 500 rr ~fRCh Ill. 1970. R,.d I.· "'hit,. rrrl. ronr!. &tlt-r lhAn n,..,, .. "117 LA\IAORGll!:\I .1:.0 GT, h1 li;!hl rr•d, [l('rlr e! rnn<l . s1:.1t0 Call .'>12-:1:,1:; hr! :,. DISCOUNTS! Gfift\lAF\" Sht pht rd ma.It , 9 iOD old. Good 11·11.tch dog. Ria:ht put)• only~ 96~23.'J. Slij:RR Y'S ProdJt1. 11ll hl""l'rl ~nhfli, rwiw kf nneJ. Pup& lineup~. rny, min 1 ~2A4~ sr. Btrnarrf pupplt~. AKI 11lov.• 1>tock. 496-1715 or Sll}-5743. AKC S'.HE LTTE (toy rnllle puppi'~ 1. Ch&mp , i r t d . 846-5707. IRJSH &o tter pupg, AKC r e i .. Ch11m p l l n l', show/ti,ld Ir J>ft 962-2193 AKC ttt Gre.111 011.nt.s. 7 la\t.·n rolort d ~h1P~. 4 m J I .U.I AZON GR EAT DAN t:S 527.9698. 5 SHELTlES ( ~{ 1 n 111 1 u r ,. Colht io.I 7 °"'k~. AKC rt.~. w/shots. S7J 494--0626. 5 ?-.10 , old lem Silky. ·' ~111le Peking"'~e:. All A KC. &66--0142. B E AUT T F'UL. l l'l v l n.t Cbckapoo p11pp1e~. J: 1\•ks old. $20. E1. Ph. &4 4--llli.it SHETLAND Shl'l'fl Dog, pUfl· pit~. !l 1vks. AKC. 544-6692 all 6pm k wknrl.~. TOY POODLES 7 wkA nld * $3~ 6-12--481!1 • * Yl.14-~~~ !21 GERM Shtpi r,.m·s "''/ !laP'l"l'.· I yr. \\'111 not 5'p11.ra 11 . fi7;....t7~ a!1 Iii. ~fl:NTATURE Darhshund p:Qps, black. tan It I'f'rl. AKC $75. j.48--7440 Al(C St. Berna rd Pups 830-4!171 • • li.¥>-1~ Horses 856 Bo•t 1, Sail 909 COL 26 .\IK It lmn1a c. full sail~. ''"rl'<1 l~f>f'. inbrrl !11el. \\·/.•li p S&100 llrm. N-1' 11 1 ~aC'hcllmhe r M11rinR, /\'n. !~. '.lfi~~ \V Co11~1 fl 11,•y NB hPforr-:i...c11.11 : !14i>--ffi.11. 12' SAILBOAT. F'\R1 bntrnm, f11r\ory m110r-. 77 ~q . fN>I n! ~;iii. r 1h!>rgl;:i.~s n1•Pr wl"I0!1. /\'rw r<11nt 1n & out mint ronrl111on. SZ:-ll.Ofl. 6.16-2~~ YI" TRlr>i ARAN hu\!--;/29' f\oa!~ 0111.r;nna l p!.1·. gl::i~:-rrl & pr1mffi. $2400/nr f1n1~h n1ror" Tt-rm~. 1r11rlr~ C11.ll ~99-1.l40. PACIFIC Cat11 ni11r11n No, 2-lfi H1''Y tT!r. r11r 1nJ<: rai. .~flln· t1Rkrr ~l AKf: () f" ff, R., 642-967R or 67l-1.i07. 1~." Lap~tr11.k,. hMt, :\13 hp Ev1nn.H1" fn)rJ.u p. S I 7 S . Ar~I nll<'r !h l~ V.et>kt nrl takl'~ 6i>i:li!l. CAL 20 Nn. 2~2. lully {'qUJ"I· prrl. $2WO :,.1l'-i1 11 l\10 V!t&G-muAI "I'll, 1 !l. \VP~T,1·1nrl b11y ~lt't", t',11!1 1n. ~l,tp[I. 2. ln11.rl1 of l'xtr11s Int'! fi4f..-9702 16' Pl'arson daysatlt r. J !l"alll<. "'/trlr. 6i.1-0737 tr11 prze r1 ~~t-rl. s:,:i:i. 4:M-S341 or 1,1' Al.CORT r~t \\"/tra1lr r t:'\:cl'! Mnrl. $1.iO fi7.)-5349 or 11il-4M4 1111 6 rm RAc1N·"c~s.~.,c,-. ~,-,-,c,,-,, ::t ~Pllrl< olrl. S2:.0 nr nffl'r. lii:t--":o!l.~ ---~~-STk~DAl'lD Br""'1 Gt lrlini:. 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A utomo!i\"t E xrl'll!!nce ·~ h!IO CC TR.lll\lPll nPi\ ~lrt~l FlakP. Tnp, chrome & ens;:1llf'. ::ill ;·hrnnir. hlk /,, 1'hl~. !lll~7.i2j. ~1hl'r \\/lwr pipr!' 1142-~472 Trucks 962 110:'\'f)A T1·11 1l 9(1 only rlrivrul-----------I 2:-.0 n1!1 rs. N"" & nr~ut1!11I • ROY CARVER, Inc. Nonrtir1on. t;:lflfl no. f;."tfi-:t:l~ll IH. ·n-~A\\" ASKJ-J i ."1-Enrlurt>~ 1,:ilO n11. r!r11n. m11ny ,._.,. lnll'rn111iona1 H~!TP~trr Ira~. S.:1.'ifl. fi.1 2-11\~!l. n~;CUt:ATION C~NTF:R 1~7n Hnnrla CL 17.i xln1 r-ond ROY CARVER, Inc. .itill Priv11.1e pAr~'. Lo m 1 ·~. 2925 I/arbor Blvrl. :~lii-.i(j(~ Cos!a i'Vlt>sR .'i4fi-1444 ~!INT Btkt ] h.p. Also brilkr~. s~:., !'ll'i~-i.'i".?!i ----67 Triumph ffllrc R,.hu1 lr f'lll':llll" ]\'"''I' IU"rl< li4fHl7i'.'i t>11N! 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Sli2i ,l.1~-~:lP. nr fii.~-~l.1 ~3 f"\JRn 1, Ton ~01 11111£: \l;ikr nffrr 1i1n-J.i21 01\T~l 'N Rn11rl•lrr. \·rr~ i'l<';o n. ,., ··~ll,.11! 1·nnrl111011 $11fl:1 ilfl Ph :~r-,_2fl~:\ 11f1rr ;, ,1n r \1 s:\cn 1 F rc 1-:-11~q -!I"'-1~i1n 11i/Yl 1'.167 968 Sll()(l or hr~I offr>r. rr11 9JS prty 1144-4!>11 r1·r~. ·117 nATS~lfiOO 4 n-,-A-,-,,-o lll1' n11lr~. F>IU" S\100 Xln1 CONTEMPCl· for ust d cars I. trucks, just 1\l1nt rv>nd. l.nRrl"rl "'fstr;1:~ ce,JI ua for tree estimates. R""' nfff"r. ~J0-.12<l!l LAGUlilA HILLS 2:>.""'111 RIOGf. ROUTE OR. •Cnrnl'r n r :'<lnu!rnn Pk\<VI rr~~t1~r 11rlult mmmu1ntv ~l"I· GROTH CHEVROLET 69 DATSt:N =-. ,~,"'-"'~""· 1 Tof'F. lu£i;:a.RP r11 rk. 1'11'"' As.k Int S;tJPa ~f11.n11au 1~211 Bt 11ch Blvd. Jll i·rn1 lfl l,1'1•111·" \\nrlrl R,.a11ri!111 1<U1Tnllnrl in~~ ;oil Hur.tin51:ton B~l'IC"h lu:q1r~' 11prinln!n1rnt~. Th"r-!l-17.6QR7 h., 9-3.131 llf'1"lll1r fl'l"I S:i11n11F. ~'"r· A NNIVERSARY •50 r'1<r r:.vm, 4 h1IJ 111rd 1ah1~~. AUTOS WANTED niurr murh mnrr· ~ ... ,. hr>1111t r11rn 111,..,Jr15 H• pa rk-hkr .. touin;:. fnr dn11ar tor f'lr11n ustd cPrs. :"r r /\nrl,v Bro"'·n, THEODORE tirr.•. 642-.\&l!l. FERRARI FERRARI AUTI<0 Ri7.ED SALES 6r SERVJCP.': Boats/Marin• Equip. 904 ----BOAT Sll p Spl1':f'5 Al'a 11. l:J' CALL 830-J!l(lO nr ~:111-i'."lr(t ROBINS FORD NEWPORT IMPORTS NE\V \Vil.It~ tHtl"r. DV-10 70". Ron • P.l'Pl 10 x l~ F11tll 19. Cos! $453 . .S.I" $JY1. -..,,.._..,.;','·'.""';;.;C;-.~:--I RPI or ~ml-1"'1 nnh '" 3100 W. Coa11 ll wy. Oi.p'n Ell's 2XlO w Ct1 Hw) -40' SAILBOAT SLIP IJ'l'I~ 2060 N"''T'°rt. c:,1 Sr cn~,Tc~·'"'~';"~S~A"'"""".C:.'·~~i''~'l --...'..N~•~w~po~c~1~R~•~·~'~'-- 64.>-ll44 Slf"C. nm i;;.i . .li?O I ANNIVERSARY •50 FIAT '}(lftO HAR BO R BLVD. MERCEDES BENZ ORANGE COUNTY'S Mo st Modern Facility HOU SE OF IMPORTS A111hl"lr11r1 ! f)r~lrr \'r>11· S: f'rr.1111 nrrl .\!~rw ilr.,11'1". R1H'llil r k F-11)\ Rr;i1 ·h RI tllrnoff ( l l :-1"2.~-.~.lO Oran ge County's Largest Selection New & Used Me rcedes Benz Jim Slemons Imps. Warn~r & Ma in St. Santa Ana 546-4114 '69 Mercede.$ Bent 220 2;,000 mill'• :116-·1·1:'1 MG MG 111,·11ng1zEn SALES & SF.H\'!CE NEWPORT IMPORTS 3100 IV. <.:oa.•l l1 11'Y· Nr,1·pnrt Ar11t t. ~THINK m 11~~,, ''FRIEDLANDER" MGB h~ \lf;r.-f; r Xlnr c·1nrl ;; 1•111 1, 110·11 r.1 r< f"\l n1•1>" ~11>!' ;,\Ltoh~);' ni• 1 ~;. .... 11,,,r""'"" I ;,o;. r,,-d \Ii iH I ;T, 11 IJ"r \\ til<o, l;ol•" dr1 I; r"d1;il 11rr•, PJ(· 1r;o• \lnl 1·<•ool lilli-lli1>: OPEL • • 1970 OPEL I "P"rr1 , r ;orl 1n h .. ;i1rr, hur·k· l'I cr.ll,. ~.'<F!\ 1888 COURTESY DODGE 2~~~ Hilrbor Bh·rj to~r;i \lr•.i .'l.ii-9'}2!) • • ·i;~ nrr.1. RAJ.I.YE KA - Pf:TTF:. 1 ~IJ'l''"d f1".ln~m1s- l<11ui r'ldln ;ootl hr;olPr. !l.1''\00J1 $;~:.. A T I. A!' rnn.r r1.r,1 . 2"12fl !1111-nnr Rh rt . r .. ~1~ \lr~a .. 'dli.\11~1 . PORSCHE 'f.\ r rnr<rhr !_.r.0:1·1nc lnr r.111...,pr \luFI ~ll: S21fl0. or h«I nf1-lii:t-1:1:11 -----P(}fl.!'C!!F !111. 1'ltih. lo:iri"rl Xlnt f'1J11rl, \l,ikr nllrr Pri\" rrt.1. flfi~-1~,v; "fi!l rOH!'f'l!~:~'1cl--Tc,-,-,-,-rl. P\IJ'AJ.. In n11lr<_ .-.1111. $Imel ;,\~-7 \i~ or 1111-"1 1!17. "SI' Porir"hr-912~:i:_;•_1•_l._ce_rl_, "ll:1 rp' S'!lllrl/hr•I nllrr. l..11 kl'11·on<l 1l.1 111"..n..4!"12.'>. 25 HP JohnJOn outhoanl, 8-0-.-1-,-.-S-p_e_od_&-Ski-911 r.o· \f(lRtLr: Mm,. rrr .. ~1~ Ell'r ~tilr1 + tank. $14.,li or I ~,_,-:_:;:.:_:c:_:_:_:_:.:.;. ""''""Pa ndn l1v rn1 2 ,.nrl • Co'11plt le S10l"k of --RENA°ULT ?! 499-1340 SKJ or f1~h1n11: boll! + trl r, pn1·f"hl'' .. l AR. 2 RA C;orri1 J2D''IWf/J '67 Rrn~ulr n .. l'lut ~rirl INts, Pow•r 906 i;tl••s ('HI \\"........., hul ... Tl"llr lhruout. r 1111 :'>4l-fii01': new Chrsy1l,.r "" Hsp. TRA!t..F.R .t~11h~n~ Pl:\"TO \\"/AITTO. ,,.~ ~~ cr l fnr c:111•t<'n!. ~-, m1 16' GI.us Bofi t, 35 hp [WIOr Run~ l1kt 11 drt11.m , S.l.JO 6 tr1 ~r. fu lly equip"d, J>frll ='~'='-~""~'~=~~-- oond. S700. 67~5.l. CJiRIS CRAFT 1~·, C:11.\'. 4 'Tl 21· STARCRAM lAl&nd"r yrs, xlnt mnd \I .~ 140 hp, 1/0. full c11nvas. dlx Ncri!I("'. tTl llk"' n I I , r trlr. ~. 64U¥9 tlJr filfi....1.110 '11 Ur BROWNING Monti' --,s·"s~K-1 ~B~O~A-T Carlo 140 hp 110, \IJ.1( in1 f1bf'rala~! 7'> .Jnhn!'Dn 1.-"ri:f dlx!' trlr, $4777. 646--6269 tt!r 'vM PI tra!l"'r $9-'!0, }131':.1tj7 ·n 19' Gl.ASTRON. 170 hp 17 " OOR'i' 12!l hp ~1<'rc1 H7''· 110. tr1 hull w/ope:n bo w, rarlit>. rr11 llto r i"il4• 1'7~~ dlx _trlr. SS062. ~2169 l'tlr• l'/r ~-14·2lft4 aft 6 rim. \111~1 ,.,,. mov,.rl rilf '1'111.r"' ll11r11 . $$:Oil 612-llill or li.l:!-'l'\r,,; T ri!n .. s:, it"."'· ~ mile. THEODORE TIIMll JM ciil 11' mil,.~ :O.lu~! ROBINS FORD "FRIEDLANDER" ''"' ,, .. ,,,,., __ _ TOYOTA IOEAL ln1 ;l.1Px1r11n 1 11 r~1iron ?\"ll'iO llA RBO A BLVD. '11"! 1.11-.:R li~,.rl tra1l ,.r S~ill CO.STl '.\l"F:.<::A 642./lOIO 1J710 llACH ILVD. (Hwy. l t l .l::"l:\·7::.66 • ~~7-6824 IWt--41!11 !:\!PORTS \\'ANTED ·70mnr!r!. 14x;,7~7 1-r -, hii "°'~rh llN'a \'11 i-ant l~ Vl<l 1.7.AA.~O hkr f;lli--lif./I (1r11 n2" Coun11,.~ T(lr; R!)YF.R ifl f 11t . .ltj(l Spirl,.r, ,..--:1r11. hi BILI. :.·!AXE\' TOrOTA r11kt n1•!'r p "~•'m ~ n I ~ 1~q/1\ Bet'lc.h Rlvr!. 7·'~"~·~"'~'='~~~~-H BP11C'h. Ph, Mi-A;"~~ 'ft.~ FIAT 121 ~1'1~•1'1t>r, mAt • IT'S Be•cn house tim,. R151:. i'-"' •'lecbnn l':Vt.r' S!'f tM r DAO.. Y Pnm Cl11.~~1f1NI 1!011~" llun!tni~ \V111rh lht min! f'l"lnrl '"'Ctllln M''"! f1PE;>;" HOL"SE «1lumn fi7~-1~ ,.,.,. • Prt. Pt y '·;o Tf\YOTA ~l;ork 11 , 4 rlr <r r!. 1~.-1 111r. 4 'rrl, $19:.0. ~i· ...... 141.1 -----AA T1•1'n111 L111"1 Cr111•pr 4 11 hi, h11l-i•. ,1r~~. Ss11· Sl!l9:, "r nfr :-wl).....!~ ---Hf)l SE Hiini11111~ \\•11.tch lhl' OPF.N llOLSE cnluntfi Never in our 50 years of doing busi- ness in Orange County have we offer· ed greater year end cleorance sav- ings on brond new cors and trucks. Come in today and we'll prove it. A~~ES USED CARS! ------FORD -LTD -GALAXIE -TORINO -WAGON SALE Mo11y to ch•ew from. '&5 th ru '70 Med•I,, Spen roofs, formals. 2 door ' 4 1111001 horllll1ep1 l 1•da111. Full powe•, oir condltlonlnq. Wano11tle.s a•cdlobl•. EXAMPLE: 1970 FORD GALAXIE ~00 2 dr. H.l . YI, •ufom•l•t. /~II pow••. •i• co~d:1 :011 i119 . good ,.,,1.,. l lf~J A,l(CI OUR ·PRICE · $2696 '69 TOYOTA $1296 C.nron;i 4 nr. I<~ I I. i!lr 'nnd. 4 1<prr>rl. i::nod 1n1lrs. 19.17RQC1 '67 TOYOTA 11 n1 . (",1rnn~. A'l to. :-htft. co"d rnilr5. 1l·11 1 ~~.-.-1 1 '69 CAMARO $1996 1t11 rrltnp. VI'. ~uinrlil l'd lr!-HIS., £1l"d mtl <'~. (IL·ICr:'\ 1 '65 CHEV. Impala -1 n r. HT. VI!. 11.1110 . l~&l f. cond milr>i< iNOIA.1.11 '69 DODGE $2096 $896 C"'."""' ,,, .. I.IT . n&H,11111", l'.~.\1n~I roof. A ll" 1·,inrl , ln11 tni lr~. I ZSl:fll I l MUSTANG SALE Many to cheole hartr. '&5 th1u '70 models. Coupet, ho1dtops, c1111••rtible 0111111 2+2 fo1tbat k1. Sortr e with 4 1peeds, ol1a olr condl!ionlnq and outomolic model1. EXAMPLE : '70 MUSTANG H.T, Full·r l•ctory eq uipp•d, .. lido .., 'red in lo 1., r•doe. h&•l&r. qeod mil••· !0&4CIEI OUR PRICE $1 996 '69 OPEL RALL YE r: ;\!. r:.v11 4 ,,, ... ,.,1 C<tld \\ h\A•'k <:l1111r• l:"••"rl 111 1lr~ t /',l.Afi4"l• '66 MERC. WGN. C·ilnn1 r'io rk !l I'~,~ ~·1111 rf\1\ rr, II Ir o'nllrl Cl"•rl 1111 lrs-1~!';f•;,\'i'11 '71 TORINO W9n. $3396 (l\~r~rr 1 r_:-n~frnrrl .• llflfll<'lX. fi;)O m1lr!I. \-JI, ro"·"r. 11u10. 111 rl111 hr11 1rr f,, r"frll~. \\.fl!TAntr ,ll\nil;ihlr 1(lf>,lrQr, I • '65 PL YM. Sotellite ll T 1l11rllo. h<'~Trr. il li1<1 P .C;: l:"''rl r·11!r~ 1 Tl; \1 ;1~:.' 1 '6S CADILLAC HT F'ill lll'll1 "r, al1 1u11d Lro11· n11lr!\, (.~;!jfl f(f·.1 '6' FORD LTD $2296 ·1 De. II T l:kll. """, r .s .. fa•·! 1111". i:-r•"!I 1t1ilr<. 1 <n\ I l"Plf'lf I :\ :---;,..;4 I f11 ALL OFFERS CONSIDERED TRADES ACCEPTED PAID FOR OR NOT TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS '65 CHEV. Impala S.S. rull "'"''"· •·• '""o , OOO ("I Ul io51 s .1, P1ic•• Good lor 7? Houfl. C •n Sub j•'' to P1ior $~!1, $1096 $1096 $1096 ,... ... ---r i;:a-~----·--·,...... --· --...... ---~----"~"" ' ' s -,_ -....... _ ·' •tr•~-~ ,.I 119'r-..... • - '"'"'M'•" ][ ~ J [ '"'·•~SM• J I ~ J[ "'""'-~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Aut .. tor~lli ]§) ( AuulllorS.it JIRI ! Auta1lorS1le ~~~ 970Autos, Imported 970 Autoi, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported VOLKSWAGEN -VO-LK...:S_W_A_G_E_N_ Auto1, Used '90 Auto1, Used 990 Autos, UMd 990 Auto&, U&ed 990 Autot, Used --"-------1 '65 VW Buq • • 1961 V.W, R.adlf'I, ~4 ltr, whJttlla.]I Ur· ~-High ha rk buckl't S!ats, sunroof 42fiA~H Runs Pf'rfeC'1. 4 Speed, Rari 10, Htitl!'r, tinrf'd glass, \PGH- ~9.11 $iii. Garden Gro1'f: L1n,.,,l11 -,\!ercury, G.• .. rdtn G....,v~ Blvr! at BrookhtJrst. 6.'ifi.Z18(), $888 CO URTESY DODGE ~RS H11l'bnr Bl\'r! Costa ,\lt:'sa J~i-!l220 1964 \'\\' hug. orang!', 111u1 * * mo!, sync:.romesh, A:i.t/F'L\l, f1ili.roJ m 1!f's, runs f',\!'f'I , '61 I/\\ Bug in jro-I cnn<I :Si-..0 or ~~I oll!'r. 6424268 FEnr u..lt hy 01\'n!'r 53.i-4~.l aft,,r ~ pni 1·f'n1ngs =~-'-'~-----'71 Bug Clf'n1t n!.lne 6 wks 1n 1<'16~ \'\r RUG E'.Ufl"lpP Only R./H :-.Jn: GOOD CO:-.'OITIO:-.' rnn<! 611"(1 mi S.!11:il :i'.l,s .. g.i7n _ . ·-· · 'Ii.'\ \'\\' Patn! joh, nms, nt11 ••• 494-!~i4 • • • I Ii\\ 10 B11s, 9 pa~5 Xlnf ene1n<" A.· tra:is. ~nr! _ Prl. fl<lrl) S~2<'.0 :'l\t:ST SFl..L NO\\""! :>J6-4J~ af!Pr a pm. • .-• ('al[ 6;]-91)2 * * * f(lR-~JE> '62 \'\\' C'an1rwr 'iii> \'\\' fasrha<'k. BFau·1fu! 1'"•11 "fl t:. qnr.1 tran~. l~ l'nnrl1llf1n 1ns1rle & ou1 S'\,'lll_ tlrt>s 1n !'f'ar Sfi.)(). ~Iii!! f>r11·a1,, par1~, Day 4\1-l -2i64. '6J \"\r mnrnof. Nice Shape. Fl'p 11.l-t631 . F irst $.l.'-() rakP~ --.1°"9~70~VW=~c~A~M=P~E~R~ &15-1 ~4fi I .. tii.).Jsris * Autos, I mporred 970 Autos, Imported 970 *LOOK* Immediate Delivery Rotary Enqine s RX2 CPES.-RX2 4 DRS. R 100 CPES. NO WAITING SPECIAL '71 Rotary Coupe $2395 "'1'1744 '71 1200 Coupe $1945 I No Price Increase! I TRADE-IN SPECIALS '66 YOLKS Square Back Grnl Buy LRS279 '795 '67 BW Square Bock Hurry! Won't Las1-TU~b12 '895 '79 K.GHIA Mu~I I• S••n YD,509 '1495 '69 VW Bun '""' ''"" ':I IYl'Ul61 I ,. • $1295 $1595 , ....... -f""'"""i'~~ ... "'''--:":,· THINKING OF A NEW OR USED VW? Let Harbour Volks\\·agen Prove To )'ou That \\'e Appreciate 'lour Business OVER lSO NEW & USED VW'S TO CHOO SE FROM . BRI NG YOUR TRADE, WE'LL BUG YOU IMME DIATELY . GREAT SELECTION OF AIR CO ND ITIO NED VW'S IN STOCK OPE:< SUNDAY Harbour Volkswagen Authori1ed Volkswagen Oa a ler 18711 BEACH BLVD. 842-443S HUN TI NGTON BE AC H Autoi, Imported 970 Autos, Imported ---"'------VOLKSWAGEN '69 VW BUG 4 spd. ri lr. Xlnt. C"Ond. Sac- r1flcf'~ Tak, older ca.r 1n rrarlt or small do11'TI. \\'1U J1nanf'r p1-r. p1~· (\.0\'2991 :)-1~-f;7~6 nr ~!l·1 ·AA1 I. 19'16 V\\' B \..: \.-S11 n r on I. f;:if'triry rPhlt f'nt:. 11,,11· tir11kP<., tn·~ k paint. :\1111 f'nnrl $.)7j or hest ottior. fi\.!-.')!li 3 'fi,'i V\\' V;in Gonr! f'l"lnrt. S'.J;.ll, Nrw rn~1n<", f'lntf'h s,, trans. ;;.1.1.f.fi'.'fi VOLVO VOLVO VOLVO DEMO SALE I '71 2·DR . $2998 R!H AUTO>tATIC 2M4 SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY~ AIJwi Lw VI VOLVO 1946 Ha.rbl"lr. C.'.11_ 646-9303 '6!1 Vo!lt1 1-14 Sl!l80. r /h, :'11 1f'hehn~. llUIO, ply F..!f;..12.l~. Autos, Uied clf'an. P\1 990 CADILLAC CADILLAC CHEVROLET CHEVROLET CHRYSLER CAD ILLAC 1967 CPE DE VIL LES (4 To C'hoow from1 FACTORY AIR CO:\'DIT!ONJNG LARG EST SELECTION OF CAD ILLACS IN ORANGE COUN TY SAL ES-LEAS ING AUTH ORIZED • SERVI<;E • Nabers Cadillac 2600 HAMOR BL., COSTA MESA r ULL PO\'.'ER. choice ol cloth or lt.Athe.r, nl1 te.Je* 1Mpt "'ht!'!, 1'.e.l"l!'o muln· pl!'!t.", t:c. ITED886, UOS-123, UKP210 UIS60!l 1 , $2599 '""9100 O,.n SUnd'Y NABERS C d'll CAD '60. Good runnlo< '°"'' a I GC Ve.ry cl!'an :\'tv.· nrt.s /,, AL'THOR!Zf.D DEALER ha!!. AU pv.T, a~. prtSSUN: 26()() Harbor Blvd . shocks, $325. 548-3947 Cru;ta :i.1es.a Call j.W.~l(l(l Optn Sunday CADILL AC 1970 SON . DE VILLE CAMARO • • 1961 CAMARO f AC'TORY AIR CO ;-."DJTIO:\'-l27 \IS, 1uto, trans,. JlO"''f'_r l~G &, FL'LL PO\\'E'R . clorh stter1ng . rAd10 k ht-1 Tl!'r. k l!'11thi-r 1n tf'nor. A~! T:i.l console. buck!'! sf'1.1ts. \'VS.- radio. !l'~s than 15.000 m1J,s. i28 \ 7~SCT:\' I $5799 $949 COURTESY DODGE NABERS Cadil'ac Costa ~:.trbor Blv~~i-Sl20 '61 CHEVROLET ~ALA \.\' AGON . \'S. Lmmarul•te . r. d lo. heAt4'r, pov.""r ''''rlfli" and hr.tkts, l\J" aind111on- u11. 1mmac1.1!att. 1JBC032l $49.'l. ATl.A~ CHR\'IPLY)!, 2929 H1.rbclr Bl\'d.. Costa Mtsa, 54&-1934. 198'9 CA PRICE 4 Dr Ha.rrltop. Air. dl!C, hi! whl"el. str4!0 se&t . pov.·~r 11.1n<'lov.'!, po'\1-'l!'r ll'lCk Ra. dL'll&, vinY1 . A,\!/F:-01. · ~1us~ fie<" rn apprecia te. $25&8. 540-2928. • • 1971 VEGA Radio & htAter. autom1tJC'. buc~t st•!. panel, lo°"'' lo\I.' m ll H , 12JOCKA I. $1699 COURTESY DODGE ~Harbor Blvrl , Cost1 r.!esa 557-9120 • • '65 Malibu 2 Or Hardtop, 1 Y"4.r "''ar- ruity, v.s, Auto Tr1n1, Po°"'"'r Steenn1. Radio H6ater. 11'hlte "'a.Ilg nnttd r la&1, Wheel rovers: Looks Brand N!'W, Te 51 Drl"e To- day, !PAD383\ $888 G1rden Gro~ L1nroln • ~ftreury, Guden Grove Bl\'d at Brookhunt. 646-2980 ·54 CHEV EL CAr.11NO "fi" stick, Sfi.:,O. S42-37.U 'fi2 CHEVY, 6 ryl. chlT'mt r1m11, radlO, 1°"'-".I mnd. $275. Att 6 v.•kda.ys, 5..16-821)1 '64 lmpW SS <nl'lv. r'h. P"-T, t XCt.I C'OM. A tun car' $675. 494-7082. '62 Chevy lmpa.lA S2.'i'.1 u is sacri11r-e. A!tf'r 6, 646-3395 ·70 EL <Amtm . l'iO Vt Air 'f..'l IMPALA. 2 dr, HT. pwr, r 'h, 1>.•/o ~. xlnt cond. ror.1, rAd10, xlnt conrl. Vl'lry $8Yl. S42-4l02 A\JTHORIZED DEALER clNn !\!u&! "'11 by end nf ~ Harbor Bh·d., mnnth. !\1ak!' l'.ltfer. Call '64 CHEVY V&J), VS 28.'W C\J C 1970 CA!l1AR0 SS 350, xlnt ~6--0648 .!!'t 6 pm. Ntw p1nn1, ti~s. ~a r St-ml • • o~ta. ;i.t,si ronrl. Go1f1i ~Orth, CAll Ml. camper . 642-5334 C.tll j.J().!!100 Opt.n Sunda~· 'ti;, Ch!'v lmpal1. ~ baTTf'l 11 ll!Tl , 11.fl 9 pm, 846-459.'i. --CHEVELLE • S ·-CAO l L LAC 1969 carh., J27, fllJ'Y'l1ly f'Ar, ve.ry "" -"· . "~' CFtE OE V ILLE CHEVELLE f'l~,11,n. Sfi~. !lAA-N"l82. 4 ~petti . Lo1v mtl!'s MS-9435 ·~ CHRYSl..J!:R Tawn .i Cnuntry Wrn 3 1 e a t. Vii, 11 •unmanf', "'"""· """" • priw'r S!ttnni &-brakn. \VSll', nh-rtlt 11·h~l. P --.vui- dri"'-s & ~al, "-1.f cond ., mrire. 1Zt..Jl:l91 s1ros. AT· L~S CHRYIPLn-1. ~ Harbor Blvd . Coat.a MM.If.' 5-16. J!lM , • ·~ CHRYSLER NEW'PORT ~ 000R. VS, 1urnmatlf'. ra- d1ri, h'-l1"r. pow!'r t:~nnc. P""'""r bra~. "1r ronditkm- lni I :\"TE«O 1 $14¥.>. A TI.AS CHRY'PLY>t . 2929 Harbor Blvd , Costa \1f'!.a , 546-1934. CONTINENTAL TO SETTL E ESTATE \\'11! aC'l"~pt 1t1fY ~~nable o!!"r on btl!.unful blue k v.·hue. 1'.l70 !\l1rk m llP. pra15erl a t S7llf0 £\'Pry !ux. Ill)' exrr.t plus ~.()f)'.J ml. :i ,vr "''!l.IT_.n~ Lor-a\ i1i-al- !'r 111s1 C<"lmplt re.<f 1~.000 ml. compliol'I" f'h!'f'k·llp. In hetter than nf'll' ....,,nrlinon. Phone Tni.~ree fi.42.K\19. '64 COl\'TINENT AL. f u 11 p11T, air , hraur lrica.l car, xlnt cond. 54~~:W F' ACT(lR\' "\VEED It /,,. re.tp" .. clean AIR CONDlTIOl\ll\G '+i.'> Chel'tlle :.tal1bu SS, R&H. out the t:re&MlttB & tra!h -'64 Chery Impala 4-door SELL[]l..'G Your bollt! "Ll!it" . f VLL POl\'F.R. Vln)1 f'Op, .tJr .. auto; _V-8, PS, Clean turn Into ca&h thnJ 4 Dally h1rdrop. Excelle.nt cond. with us .. sPIJ it tast. D.aily !'-"I.her 1nter1or. nit 11.'lt-c'-'"-· ·-'-'-'--''-'-'----PUot Clalsitied 1d. 1;42-5678 ~ * * + 494--0194 Pilo• Cl.!!<.Silie.<:l . 642.-!1678 --··--•A-~ m~u-m-.u~ m -u-m pJtx. doo$~99 YRi"9691' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;i;i;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;i NABERS Cadillac AUTI-IORIZED DEALER 26IXl Harbor Blvd., C.0!Ta ~1!'M Ca.11 540-9100 OPf"n Sunday CADILLAC 1961 "E L DOR ADO'' f~ArTORY AJR CO'.'\DIT!Ot\JNG f llll pri11'1'f, st!'rto, rtMr !ocks, pa.dd~ top. tilt k fPlt- g('(lpic gtttnni. ''"· Local one. Oll'nl'r. (XSS779) $3599 NABERS Cadillac BAUER BUICK IN KEEP-ING WITH THE PRESIDENT'S NEW POLICY HAS REDUCED ITS ENTIRE USED CAR INVENTORY TO Way Below Kelly Blue Book PRICES! '69 BUICK ... 4 ill '70 JAGUAR Al\I: \OuUl'IE ALlTHORIZF.D DE,\LER ZG()() Harhnr Bll'd., co~t;:i ;..1 .. sa 'jn F0Rf1 Tn.1rl; 11 •• $2fj7:i. 'fi'J ---------·I Cati Cnn1'!'r1. toadtd S390'J. 'i;() CAn. C'nnl'. S2:ll Nt"w &: Plfl"!. fltt<lE'd, f"ull powt r, fllctory IYZC769 f . ,, conditloninr:. vinyl rot1f . 4 '!)ttd. l'-lthl'r Interior, r.tdi!'l and he1tt r , 4.lr con- d1t.1onins;. i!OO!ELI ~THINK 'BT 'VOl,YO' "FRIEDLANDER" llHO llAClo {HWY, :It, R93-7;.t,fi e ~17J;S24 Dr\RK AluP ·~ Vo I \'o "/rrht..11!1 '62 B.\ll ~n21ne ille1·han1rall.v >..In! Bnrl.\ & 1n<.1r1r 1<mri 1'1'1, A ~k1ni:: SlJO. !>.14-ll \j4; 1111 n Mfi-.i.">!lfl. e1'!'s 6-12-:!1~:1. !Ir"~ inuf!l Prs BUICK GOOD Tr1ns. '611 Btnck runs t ...-...1 -Si50. S 3 4-59!l l, :>411-f»Oi. CADILLAC S.f!ARP 'fiJ (';vhll,oic (pP dP \'1l1P, Full f"'lll'l" + 111r, llf'" ly pa111tPrl, r.""'1 tire~. ,,.1 rnnrf. Sti'.l.'i. fi-~.ill.1 Tra n~ ""'rk S:\1-l'lRl l . ·~ El Dnrar!n 13.IY)') mi. (h1·nl'r mnv1111: tri lla":i11. Sl.~00 \'.}.1.1)626 ·~ Carhll1.r 2-'lr. \11n1 N1n<1. HH:r; ~1.,••rvrh1nc .\ 1 ·I ~ o 842-2;,44 "'° 6i.'l--'2.Y:2 Hf! finm. + * '62 f 1'rri \,;i\;p;,,. 4 rir, $1ri. ',ii (Ad ctr \·11lr , $150. ~11-4271 lflLL y IC ILLY $5020 ~~.:.54695 ~:. 5325 llUI $3000 Our $2695 You $305 ILUI BOOK P rlc• S1ve IOOl '70 BUICK LE SABRE CUSTOM '69 JAGUAR 2 + 2 2 Dr. H.T. f ull po11'!r, factory 11 ir, A:-.1 -1~1. vinyl Automa tic, radio and h!!!.t l~r . ...,'1 rP. whioel!!., a ir con* rMf. l 692AOY I d1 tionin~. (YSA952 1 lt:ILl Y 53990 ~~.:.53795 I::. 5 195 •ILLY BlUI llUI $4490 Ou' $3895 You $595 10011 BOO!C P ric• S1ve '70 RIVIERA HARDTOP '69 CADILLAC EL DORADO f"ull po"-'l!r, f1ctory a ir condltlon!na:. \·iny[ root. f"ull pov.·f r. f1.1C't0Ji air. tilt-t!'lt 11·h.el. leather. 1720AED! AM-YM 5terto. 173 BSX J Autos, UH d m 990Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 1-~-----~---~-------~-~~ FREE '175.00 VALUE SUN ROOF NEW '71 SPORTABOUT $2795 Ser• '112540 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY: '67 Amba ssado r l Dl .11.T. l~'" !•or• li{!Qr f !IP (O'JDI IO~ 'IC..•·-~'""'· 1"17~6 $1295 '65 Rambl er ~ ........ . v.i •u!fl '"""' ~ ·<,,.,.j. ~JYB!.I! $795 '66 DATSUN UAllO"WAGO" e• e"l t o ~'r e 1•<0ed 11• b"t &Jld ~Ql."f lo/ I'• (,,,1 ~r'il~7' BRAND NEW '71 HORNET $2199 # 153059 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY BRAND NEW '71 MATADOR $999 ~ '65 RIVIERA <iCTO~V -IP (0~0ftl()t;:"1(;. Jul ""''"°"'o-clll' •Nu 111 $1245 '68 JAVELIN VI, •v•l!"'011C 1-0Mlfl•U•Oll, D""'· "•IU~r>q. Pft<!,n ' n ........ .,., •1fvl <olo•". VHUI I, NEW '71 CHEVYS C11"111rat, N11•ot, SALE PRICED Mo"I• Clll"I.,,, tm,•ta~, v,..os, Coprlc• $99 OVER INVOICE Pl us To• 1nd Lie. ~r<>rW "'umb•ro HU lll~. 31H ll!i, '~ll DT •l)I P. Ott ''" All •ublK• '" orior u l•. GUARANTY SELECTED USED CARS WITH 2 YEAR 9UALITY WARRANTY '61 FORD 1/1 Ton Pickup v ! ..... ,~ •v•• ''"~', 1· •tvle••O• blJ<I SI" .1111 ---------- '70 '70 '68 '63 '69 '70 C HEVY Monte C1rlo J~. Au•e T'""'. ITu•to'll. """'"' 51•••1•1 """''' ~•o••• LOl~•d 8"~ E •<•01'(!~•1 (n..,j ~10 •lllt P ONT IAC F irebird Cp• VI. •u'O !••~· , 00'""~' tl"''tlO· '·~•or, 4 ,. COtdltlO"I"'· ~f~y! IOI> cu•"'"' ln•er1a• 1 .. 1N • FALCON Futura $1799 • O' ~'°', 6 t•', Au•~ Tr•",, rtodla, Jo<eoll,, NICI 51~. •ll", . ~()~G.':.~~::.g~-~T Cpo $1899 ''""""0· """Q ..m~el•, vl•·•I '~"· ····~ l •tltll 4 dM' V~. I ~!~ """', ~"''' 1•ee•1~Q. lot •, ol• ttl"d (•1.'1111 OLDS Cuti••• KI LLY $4695 ~.~;. 54295 ;:.~ 5400 KILLY BLUI llUI $5500 Ou ' s4995 Yo u $505 100 11 IOO!C Pric• S1ve '68 RIVIERA '68 BUICK SKYLARK CUSTOM f"ull ~"·t r, factory 1.ir cond!tionina:. AM ·f"~t ra. O,upt". Vlt a utomatic, rM.io, h11a tt r. powtr 1tttrin1. dio. I AE4331 air cond., vinyl roof. IWQU1.1!f lfl LLY $2915 ~:i;. 52 59 5 ;,0.~ 5320 ll{I LL'I" I LU I llUI $2295 Ou' $1995 You $300 IOOIC I OO!C P rlc• S1v• '70 CHEVROLET MALIBU '70 l'ORSCHE 91 lS 2 + 2 V8. 11.urnm1tic, RltH, pov.·'-r stN?rtnr . factory "" 5 1petd trm!mi11si¢n. ~ll!ctric w\ndowi. cu11tom c.on- lnu.•, ]OI>.' mile!. !319AYP I tt'!urtd 5t!!.U . (J58DDX I lt:fLL Y lt:ILLY llUI $3265 Our 5299 5 You 5270 :~u,:. $7445 ~~;co56995 ~::. 5450 BOOte P rlc• S1v• '70 MERCURY COLONY PARK '6B CHRYSLER NEWPORT 10 Pag~. u.·11.a:on \18, 1utn , R&H , po"-'"r 1tef'rin1-Custom COUP"· V8. a utr;m1 t.1c. R&H. pt'll·l'l'r &lf'Prina: v,-indnws-br1.kl:,, !11.ctory air. til t wh,.,.ls. t 174AKU\ k. bi-akes, Ca ctl'try a ir 1\VX:i.l.l1fi 1 kfLL Y lllLLY $2180 ~~.:. 5 1895 ~::. 5285 :~·~, $4580 g~,:. 54195 ~::. 5385 ILU f 100!1'. '67 BUICK SPECIAL DELUXE '70 OLDS TORONADO 4 Dr. V8 , 1.1utnmAt1r, r!ldJO. hPalrr, po...,•ior 1t~rin2. Cus tom. V8. 11._utomat1c, R&.H , pou·"r ~'""rin1· ,.,,r C'ond1llrininfl. 1TRL27.11 brak~s-...,•indn"''!, 11r cnnd., vtnyl rnof. ii90AS F"l l!iLLY $1365 ~~,;. 51095 ~::. 5270 ~Ill Y $4590 ~~r,.5 3995 ~::. 5595 IL UI BLUI 1001( I OOl '69 OPEL KADETIE '61 JAGUAR 3.8 SEDAN Shrt coupe d~lu.i.:~. Autnm1.uc, r1d10 and he1ter. Automatic trll1lsmig1lnn, wire wht!'l5, '-xtrt mt ly low 1 ~LK441 t mll'-•&e. <GVY326l KILLY VERY SPECIAL AT :~·~. $1430 ~~,;. 5 1195 ~::. 5235 $1495 UICK. IN COSTA MESA B U I C K•OPEL•JA6 UA R '67 COUGAR I ov1oo H"'' to1'9rv "• r•-.i '""'~ pe-'"'n<'C V0~\6 4 DOORST ATION WAGON Mcroy mony e.11tro1 includi ng l)ower Jteeri ng, lvggoge tock., t1n1ed gloss, W'N 111e.1, etc. '69 PONTIAC (&!&Liiii 10. 111,~-l . ....,.,ll'!IM. '''"'"0· t owot n,.1 .. '"'' u•'" ... n11 .. al1 ~1u1 ~·• '67 • 0-M1n1tfll) loMl•O, ~!<'!If .... JI0- "'1!1( 1r•~1 .. "°"'~' l~ll'"l•t. olr t-l!l&nlne, vl•vl t•I"' 01121 $1295 WAGONS NOW IS THE TIME ORD IR NOW $3195 "" , • , i "ii'•--.-r. . ... -'"U"°"' -a.iSr:: -· ,. '~ ·· _ .... ~ rr·---........ -.. ·--. '.i ~ -, - C-'"""' -Kl"ll-1.,11 ... , t ... ,1111, ltll l .. , Clll .. v111 .. c,.,,1,.,., l'•l'lh. An lft ll•i•"'-"'' c ... ,u, ... , '"" ., .. , l ur• -L•'I• '"-"'"' "' UI ......... . 234 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa 548-7765 •• _-:-:_, .•. :--n::~~~tr.._1.,_,.. -=..::.-=::::..::;:·:-~-~-=-:.:~:....:-:: ---',;c.__ __ -_--· -~ illl' ·-. -_ _...,_____,._ -- \ ! ~ • ' • • s DAILY PILOT ........... --1§1 I Auto1 forl.lllo 1§1 I Auto1 l'llt"Stl• l ~ l.__·_ .. ., ... _ .... _,J §J ,_I _ ..... _ ...... ~I~ I .......... 1§1 I.__-_· ,,,_ ... __,J§l I ]§] '90 Autos, U_. 990 Autos, UMCI 990 Autos, UMCI 990 Autos, Uucl ttO Auto•, UMCI 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Uted 990 Autos, U19d t90 ====~ CONTINENTAL DODGE FORD FORD LINCOLN MERCURY MUSTANG PLYMOUTH MECHANICS SPECIALS t Highland Motors Credit No Prob!Pm W~ Ol.rry Our O"''n Conl.T&CIS ~ '64 DODGE DAIT l ect..-y .quipp.d, Fe.:fory ..... ,,, Au+o., Pow•r Steering, 31a11t 0. ~ $97.50 : 62 PLYMOUTH . • IELYfDllf W .. •&9702 $88.75 '62 FORD GAi.AXii 500 J Dr Herdtop, V-8, Auto, ladio, H1•ler, Pow•r St •• ri .. g. (JRA2b9 ) . $93.90 '62 T·BIRD • '63 Bonneville •• CONY. ~ Fi.ill Po...,er, !PBC21 9 l $239.47 '63 MGB 4 S~ .. Radio, Hai ler !OBC65l I $211.57 -1970 MARK Ill Perteet! Full It compl"tely luxury ~u1ppt'd locally own. e<: & bas bttn servittd by authoriud Lincoln dealer. 31,0'.'X> V.'t!li maintained miles. This luxury car is tlawless & mui>t be seen & dnwn to be appreciated. Jt ii; prired for a quick SB.le at $6!ri0. Phone 673-8811. 117 • • 1971 COLT Tih w~l. radio k hf'<tler, disc brake-s, ~I. geat!, full lacr. equipt. &or. • 6H41 K· 151013~. $1974 COURTESY OODGE 2.388 Harbor Blvd ., Costa .'-lesa 5;;1.9220 • * Vi.a Karon, Lido lsJe after 6 II> • ~p:c·.cM:o,·====c--c;;;-ccc·ll972 DODGE VAN B-100. ·52 CONTINENTAL. VS f'n· FuUy Facr. Equipped, Or- gine. au1omat1r. radio. heat-der yours today. '!i6 COUNTRY Squire. Alt power alr. l'lf"w 11porta: tins. 2 Dr Hardrop, 1 year v.ar-Sllfll). Call : ~16-49.)J, ra nry, V-8, auto trans, Po14 ·f---=====~-- '68 Fairlane e r Steering, Radio, Heater, GREMLIN whur waUs, Vln~1 Rool,1 ----------- 11nled gla~. 1<'heel rovers. • • Like new 1ns1de. and rn11, 1971 GREMLIN i \VXP9.171 $996, Garden Heater, whirr.walJ t1~. Dark Gl'ove Lirn.'Ol n • Mercury. areen, u/r1m ate economy. Garden Grove B{vd, a l 736491 Brookhu1'l;I, 6.36-2980. $1566 COURTESY DODGE '70 Galaxie 500 2888 Harbor Bl'ld., Hardtop, V.$1, Auto Trans, CostR fl1esa 557·9220 Fa<"l'Clry Air Cnnrl, Power • * '69 Uncoln Sedan Fa~iory Warranty FaclQry Atr Condrtion1ni. Power Stttring, Powtt DL!IC Brnk· es, Pov.·l!r W1ndovrg, Power Seats, Sll"reo T~. Radio, He.iter. white wa1J1;, \.'1nyl 'Roof, tinted gla$, "''l'lrel COV1!rs, 'l'i1 1 Whf't'I U>ather lntt"r1or. 3.'i,000 mile~. f\'RR· 52:11 S.191tl, Garden Grove Lin1'flln. ~lf'rcur)', r.an1t>n Gruv,. Blvd. at Brookhurst. <16-2980 MAVERICK '66 Mercury l'arklane 4 Dr Hardtop, V ·-', tnlns, F'actnry Air Conti, Pn1>1-er Stt'f'rini:::, Powrr D1:i;c Brake~. PnwPr \VinrloW'!I. Pnw,.r Sraf!i R11d10 . l/1!"!11t'r, "'hill" Willis, Vinyl Rmf. 11nl erl !till!'". whrrl i-ovrr·s, 1 yf'lllr warranty, <'nm11arP Any1>1'ht"rP. IZZN7Z21 S114!l. '67 f\1USTANG Convert, Air mnrl , 11uto., R&H. P.S . !ll'w 11rcs &. paln1. \\'ht'" lop 1>1•/hnot & t(lnne11u ('O\'f'r !n exretl. roOO. '.\1ake offer. 1!lt'\ol EilPsmPrr , tll f' !'is Vf'rdl'. ~0-409:'!. '67 SPORT Cpe, P"''I' ~tt>er· 1ng, 1·/h. air, \'lnyl lop, ex· rp] i'Onrl. l l .42:1 fi44-6Q'28. OLDSMOBILE Gi1r'1en Grnvr L1nro1n·1'1rr· '69 Qld5 Cu1la!<.~, 6 r.y1, 1t1r ('\Irv, Ca1•drn r.rnvr Rlvd. 1·ond , J;:()()(t tlres, xlnt conri., Al Bt'flOktlUN11. 6."«>-29RO. SlSOll J.'ll>-Wll. er, pt>\\·er st«"rlng -brakes $2988 • 11:1ndow~ -&-ars, loadf'd. COURTESY DODGE S1Ppring. 1· ad It), heater, INTERNATIONAL "hlle walls, Vinyt Roni. f-----------'69 Mercury Convertibl" '6·· O!rl: Cnn\'C'rl. Oynam1c llR. ti1 int ro n ri 11 i nn $6:ll. J1 11:h~m1th :,1Q-J710 niusr M't'. tNUHOO!)) $59i 2888 Harbor Blvtl. ATI..AS CHRYiP+,Y~f. 2929 Costa Mesa ;;;;7.922() J1arbor 81\'d., Costa .\lesa, ~193-1, '65 4 -dr, C"onvert., Air I PO "''f!r, N e w tlres/hrake~. Real classic, $67), ~7397. COUGAR '68 Cou9ar Hardtop, 1 Year Warranty, V-8, Auto Trans, F"ar1ory Air Cond, P<w:er Stl'E'nng, R.ildlO, HP.a!er, "''hlte v•alls, Vinyl Rool, tinted gla~s. whef'I rovers, iXST 864) Sla68. Gank-n Grove Lin- coln -Mt'rcur:r. Ga rd e n Grove mvd. at Brookhurst. 636-2980. '67 Cougar, auto trans. tac air. 10111 miles. Xlnt cond. 645-..U89 aft 5 pm. DODGE '70 DODGE CHARGER, VS. • • '64 OOOCE 4 DOOR SEDAN. Automatic o-amm1ssion. ra- din 11.nd heatrr air rondi· tlon1ng. iPCJ.176). $.l~fa. AT· LAS CJ-IRY/PLY~I . 2929 HarOOr Blvd., Cosia r-.lt'sa, 546-1934, 1~2 DODGE 4 Dr. V-8. R/H. Auto. Pow hrks & Str·g. Xln! cond. S395. !>!8-Hi!S, 1815 Tustin Avf'. Cil!. '65 OODGE l!Rf) s1a 11·,.g., full p wr, ;tlr rond., nev.• r('b]! eng. $69.'l. MZ-5473. FALCON P Ail1P ERED by nv.·ner, 1968 Falcon 2 dr h.L. fi ryl. 1>1•ide o\·a!s & chrome v.•hls, vrry clean. Pri ply S l 0 0 0 . &17-4007 an 6: 30 pm. FORD '"'omatk. pow" '"'"'"" '70 FAIRLANE radio. heater. whire v.·aU tires, vinyl mof. f700CTR) !!titl'rl gli1~s. wtwel covers. l·.----------- }-acrory \Varranty, J\lusr i;p]l 70 &-out camper w/4 "''"~ fhi~ "'l'f'kf'nri. 197SAKS1 rlr!Vf', V~ •. b!tm , l!"XCel ronri, S~7. Garrlen Gro\'f' Lincoln 26.000 mi. Asktng .S296.'l. • ,'\Jcrrury , G;irden Grove Newport ~ch 548-2689 Blvd. at Brookhurs1. 636-2980 11.ftf'r fi pm. JEEPS '64 FORD V8 f'nglne, autn- mat1r rr~nsm1ssion. rad1n, hearer. JXl"'er steering Mdl ·.-.,--,,-,-.-T-rnd<--.-N-,-w--"9- mnre, 10SBJ8.j1, $495. AT· r.ngirlt". Cw;tom tlat berl . 1_.,,s Cf!RY P L Y~I. 2929 Heavy duty tlrel . 646-952.l H11rhor Blvd., Costa l\lesa. $.Jfi.193-1, '62 .JEE P 2&.1 w/od, 4 wheel rJnve Iron! lock hub11. 1967 Fnrrl Ga.!ax1e. factni-y ' fi7.'>-4609 'Ill'. nidio hea~er, Thunder· h1rrl rngi~P \\'11h a1Ho. tr11ns-'47 ".JEEP "'agon, good oornf. mis~lnn. l!f.JO. Call 644 -7201 13.10. nr tTad• for plck·up. 642-4657 'il LTD 1 rlr, v1 11yl tnp. air. LINCOLN 11~. ph, auto, 11m-fm stereo.1----------- Undf'r "'arr11nty, Pvt pty: 'li5 CONTINENTAL 4 door . S39fl.i. 644-6751. Recen tly o 'h a u led . ·71J Fnrd Cortina, Sacriflce ReaY1n11ble. S4.8--0791. eve5 64&-4914. for quick Mle, SOOO, Xlnt cond. J.11Hi993 aft 5pm. '69 Jl.1ARK JIJ AM /FM '71 FORDS: G a J 11 xi e 5, sterro. spd contrnl. loade<I. r.lustan~s. & Torinos. Hertz MU.<!I sell ttiis week. Pttfecl Corp. {71 ·11 77&.-4COO. main1. record. 557-9349 ~tusr SELL '70 Ford LTD Autos, Used 990 Br(ll!.l!;ham. :<ln1 Mnd., full p•1T, air, loaded! &-15-3338 • $1995. ATLAS CHRY/PLYi\I. 500 2 DR 2929 """'" Bh•d., c~" • 'll FORD, • • V-". Auln Tr11n~. 1''arlilr1• 1\1r Cnrnl . f"n"rr S!rrr1ng, Pli"- Pr D1~r Rrakr~. flari1n, Hratf'r, wh11r "'all~. t1ntrrl '63 Olds C~tl~.-,.--I $1 2.l • 646-7~ ----PINTO 1970 MAVERICK Auto., r11.d1 .. k hea!t-r, vinyl top, yeJIDW. 1990BBF1 11288 COURTESY DODGE 28Sb) Harbor Blvd .. .iz:la""· whPr! ('<\\'l'M, 1 n1<•n· 1----------- Costa i\lt'Sll 557.9220 • • '71 Maverick Grabber, llke "'°"''· a tr, lov.• m1Je5, S2400. 49--•-7\85. MERCURY rr. f~rtnry \Vrirrant\', :lli.fl(l() milf'~. IVOnll.Rli1 Sl rrl.1 r.ar. den Grnvp Linro!n.\1rrrur:v . r.arrlPn C.rn1·r Rlvrl. 111 8l"'l(lkhu r~1 li,1!i-2$11 ]'.lf;F> \IF.Rr Cnm..i ~ rlr N-rlAn, V-R. 11'1 m il,.~ .12\I, Pl\\', i:tr-erinc: "' hrk~ Xln1 -.. -7-M-E_R_C_U-.R-Y_C_o_"_g-,-,-G-T-.-4• I rnnrl . R r11 ~n ria ht". pr1 ply. !lfi2-31i1fl. 11pri , rl ise brk~. new tires. lo Rlu Bk ml. Xl nt cond. $16'l0. 644-7.10.i. 1!!63 Comet ""'agon, standard. 6 cyl, good nibber. $.Z-.:ill. Call Bill, 64Z-5069 e '64 1'1ERCURY, S400 or best offer. 54R-0227. 22.'J.t Or11nge Av. Costa MPS/I. The fastest dra1v tn the Wes! . . a Daily P ilor Clusified Art. 64Z-S678 MUSTANG '67 MUSTANG GTA. Auto., R&H, P. S., P-disc br11kes. like new. M11kf! offer, ~ E llei;mf'rt", Ml'sa Verde. 541)..400;l, '68 :\>1usrang 2.119 F'ast Baf'k. 4 SJ!f'ed, R,,·H. ri1sr brake.~. 11ir shock~. m<12"!', speakers. SJ475.00 Ph. S.16-3.'!67 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Us.d 990 • • 1971 PINTO 4 i;pred. radio & healer, \\'/\V 11rps buckf'r ~rat~. rhmme trim: 7;;oo n11]p"· 9!·1CBG. $1699 COURTESY DODGE 2R~S Harbor Blvd., Cnsla J\lr!ia 5:'17-9'120 • • PLYMOUTH '70 PLYMOUTH DUST l'~R Cou(Jf'. You'll havl' 10 rl r1YP this nnl". \\.'"'re »Llrr you 'll huy iL (MfiAS.l l $14!15. AT· LAS O ·IRY /PL YM, 2929 Ha rhor Bh•d., Costa i\le~a. '.\46-19.14. * •'68 Valiant, 2 dr. au10, R/H, ~lovini;:! nfff'r! 644-010:) Autos, Used 6 <'yl, i\1ake 990 • • 1967 PLYMOUTH YLIRY . V-A. IUll). ,,raft!. wh11ewal1 r1rfg whttl ~Y· tNi. XOAA.19 . $361 COURTESY DODGE 2RAA Harbor BIYrl., Co~1a Me!iO. 557-9220 • • PONTIAC 'ffi PONTIAC CATALINA ll'AGON -1 Door .l llf'lll s.la· r1on "aJ:<•n. VII, .autnmRrir, pov.rr i:1rrr1ni;i: ,_ br.'lkl"~. "hllf' w.:i11s 1011, low rn1!P1. i:-.'OIJ"J:/fit , 0S79j. ATLAS ('I/RY ·rt.Yl'\1 1!129 H11rl)nr Rlvri, fil~la .\.1r.~. 5U>.J9.l4. '60 G'kl, All power xtr11i:, + air. A1\I F!\L A~k S2J75. ~l&--2114, 4~~76 wknrl~. 'ill FIREBIRD. low mileage one cwn<>r. ln11rirrf! ;,1.'>-4!lfi1 '711 YIREBJRD 4f(I, 12,000 ni1 PS/PR. l11r1 111r, stere:i Good huy! 5~7-!6Z7 54~10!!7 T-BIRD 1966 T Bird l.anc!11u. f'u!I 1"111f'l' anri 11ir ffirnfitinning. ExcrJ]pn\ ronri1t\n n $1200.00. 5~7-2040. 'fi7 Thurnirrbirtl. litf' hlur.. 42.000 rni. f'uJly Ina~. Askini::: S!600. 557~~~- • 1962 THUNDERBIRD • 2 Dr, \'f'l'Y l'!r11n. $323 for qt1i('k ~alP M4-lll16. Turn wiused ltemi; into ipJlck c11."h. c11 ll 642-:ii78 Autos, Us•d 990 HIGHLAND MOTORS 2145 Harbor lld. Mesa, 546-1934. XL NT CONO. Dlr. VS, a uto . tr11ns .. fact . :HS-3219 aft 6 pm. DODGE ~ ton Van. Rehl! 11.1r cond, Loaderl~ 1071AS!1 ' ==~~-~~c'-~~c eng. Good ffind. New Ti1ke Email down, \\'ill fin· ·;o Fnrd Country Squire. All Brakes, tires. S::.00. 968-1540, ;ince PVf Pl.II. Call 546-8736 pn1.1·er. Air cond. Green 518-317>5. or 494-68111tlt 9 ani. $3100. 518-1019. XLNT Trans. c11r. '63 Dodge. '67 F'ord, Counlry Squirr. FORD '6.1 Country Sed!ln Must sell. S250. <lr best o!· clean, lop mech. cnnd, 11urom11!ic PS/PB n n e fer. 6#-2789. CQnd. wide tires, roof ri1ck. Ownrr 51!M m i 91.'iO 492-M46. Thank You Mr. President! C.to Mesa '45-5404 H8use Hunting? Watch the ,9PEN HOUSE column. D11ily Pilot Want Ads have 300 CID E ngine, S1395 firin. l~OUSE J1u ntJng? Watch the OPEN HOUSE column. b11.rga ins galore. !»7-31 11. Autos, New 980 Autos, N•w 980 Autos, N•w 980 Autos, New 980 .~~~~~ ........ ..._ .......................... ..,.,.. '71 DEMOS ANO EXECUTIVE CAR BUYS! DAVE ROSS'S PERSONAL CAR Lnurieui bl•<lr •rid 1o•cltcl wit~ •v•rvt\.i1ua. I Stk. #l t 0 l 1971 Bonnevill• eoup1 . .t.\r CONll1- lr>0. _... bf'•~"' ~ ., ... lflll. •lll0-"'91\c Trt ..,.m!uloll• CSlll. 1661 100% MONEY BACK GUARANTEE fluV JoloW Wi!h Co,,!idonc• 1~ Mo,,ev !l•cN 21 Mour Gu•••,,•11 H Nol~'~'c"~"c0'"c·_~~ '70 Impala I '68 Chrysler '69 Chevrolet lmpola Cu1!om NowpOrl Cu•10rn ? °""' H••n•on, Av'"' T~;, C~ewnl•I ~ ~"'" A.utn...,atoc I ' • n' • "'"''' ''"~"''"'I~~. 1'~• ,..,,;o, ~ea!er, ""'"' ,..1010.,, Paw .. llc•~e" Powt• .!.l••"nQ, Pewo• ma1;,;, oower aaer!no. Powor .!.trerln9, F •<· 8r•k ... F •clorv '" _ .. brok.,., vinvl ltl•V ,I.Ir Condllionlno. C°""lllonln9, v ;" vi !op, '" <Ondl!loni"9. Vl.,yl Roni, Rad•o & Roof R•ft•o a. Heo11r, (160 CFt.1 1 liffltr. !VlO ll)l (YOX 101\ $2888 $2019 $2388 --&6 Olds. '68 Pontiac '69 Ford Cust. C•lllln• 4 °""' )Man lu1u•IO"" 4 Ooo• St'ti· ' Door S""•" ll u•o '""· •uiomttlc lr•n•· ~'< lr4,,1m•,.,O.,, •u1t1melt< r •• .,,.,..,,. ..... ,i,,,., F.,11 Pttwer . l'owe• ll••kr•. Powr• '""'· Powe• s1~~·1ng. 11..dio &. Hffltr, F•<· .!.IH•ln9, Facltt•Y A" ll•d ... • Ht • I f t • ,.,,., .i.;r Condllionl"9. CO!>dl•lonlng, R.odlo .. (BEL 14\l (llt)CS 4101. 1-itlUf r, iWIC Jiil $1188 $1297 $1388 '69 Bonneville '67 Mercury I '68 Pontiac C1u••• Xllt l C•'-tl"• ~ O.r H•nlt .. 7 Doo• H••d•oo .t.111.,. • °""' H•rd10D, llul"' ,t..uu1mollc r,.,,, ... 1 .. 1t1•l•t r'""'""""o~. m•tlc T'""'""l•!lon, slorl. Power $1tt•l~9. Pn .. r• ~'e"l"9. Pew•• f' ow • r ~1etrlno ' Powt• 8r•~es. Fact• ~'"'''· F •tlO'-'" ll•ake.. F•<to•v "' ory J..lr Condltlonlnp, Condl!lon•ng, l•••~!r Cnnd•llonln9, v 1., v. VlnVI Roof, ill•di,, & l1lm. llndlo & .H••I· llOll'' Dad•o & H••I· l>!MI,,,. (YCl 6'11 t r. !ZS!! ll~l ft. 1WIO 96JI $2588 $1788 $1788 '69 Firebird '66 Mustang '67 Buick h •tleft W•-1 O.r M•N'" ~conv ' ,.,,......, ' doo• Au•11mt•lt T••n•m•1· ll:Mllo. hN!e•, ., .. '~~ ll11tk"t 5e~t" ,1 ..... Powt f S1ttr1nt, ""I I I r , ..... ..,1 ... ,,.,. w• .. W'l-•!1<. Jl•nln A. ollf CondltlM11'111. ... POWOI• •ltf'l"lll. !YPP· H""l•r •nd murh ..,.,.~ d"' &. M ... ttr, (UEX· .... -· PlllX HI\ , .. ,1 $1988 $989 $1588 ~Ir. Nixon has announeed his reeom• mendatlon that Congress repeal the 7% ex~ise tax law on all new cars, "'ilh lhe understanding lhal lhe sa,·ings must he passed on lo y ou, ••the consumer.'' This, along wllh our year end disf'nunt5 a t Johnson and Son offers'y ou the oppor- tunity to take advantage of the lowest prices ever ..• ,.,. PLUS ' j 'f:ISJ l .. - YEAR-END DISCOUNTS! EXAMPLE EXAMPLE 1971 MERCURY 197ICOUGAR ~IAHQt;IS Xll·7 ,,I,. e•"•" <i29 4 •\' \ ·•· l•h• ro"'f•rl l•••(I" •P•••• Air l'ft!HI., 110 I •<i \ • •<'lert l'h ifr Cra•c .. 1'~1' I lrf'c. ""'"~·. f'nrnP.rlnt( l•"'l'.!1, "SW •l"llP.t tlrf'.!I, Tlll 11l1"Prh1J •h P.P.I, • •·a y po•P.r .!!,.,.,, ,\.,tll•",tl 111,....-n ratllo. po•P.r t(reap, 1111 •lrrrln.i: • h ,.rl, po• .. ,. l'lrrrl,.g/dl•r hr•k4'e, ,.\.tl{l"tl •1,..rr11 r11 dltt, pn•Pr a lndn•~. llp•rf ""lado•a. NJ•Mlf' •illl cl~k. ' n•:••tic•:•• llJ~IJl t·•:tt '120240 $80620 # 1Z6.4N6l70111 1 F93M560504 NOTE THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE EXCISE TAX REDUCTION We have a wide selection of the full line to choose from Ora"lt Co11 n1y's "Family of F i"t Cars'· son MAltK Ill 2626 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA • 540·5630 . -~ -. --1..U ,,..-l ..;._ -•